-325969;1334314840;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ TYGRR-BOT ] [ 2 x 0.99999 = 1.999980 BTC ] -325968;1334314915;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ TYGRR-BOT ] [ 98 x 1.0 = 98.000000 BTC ] -325967;1334522850;kakobrekla;ok -325966;1334522855;kakobrekla;i think this is working nao -325965;1334522855;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/etc/btc/glbse.php -325964;1334522889;kakobrekla;i can add more -325963;1334522899;kakobrekla;i needs this -325962;1334522899;kakobrekla;'ticker' => 'BITBOND', -325961;1334522899;kakobrekla;'nbshares' => '10000', -325960;1334522899;kakobrekla;'hashrate' => '20000', -325959;1334522899;kakobrekla;'pps' => '105', -325958;1334522967;mircea_popescu;where you getting the bids/asks from ? -325957;1334522979;kakobrekla;from glbse -325956;1334522991;mircea_popescu;mmm -325955;1334522993;kakobrekla;$html = file_get_html("https://glbse.com/asset/view/".$dat['ticker']); -325954;1334522993;kakobrekla;$table = $html->find('.pres_table', 0); -325953;1334522993;kakobrekla;$rows = $table->find('tr'); -325952;1334523000;kakobrekla;foreach ($rows as $row){ -325951;1334523001;kakobrekla;if ($bid == 0 && $row->find('td',1)->plaintext>0){ -325950;1334523001;kakobrekla;.... -325949;1334523024;mircea_popescu;so get them from mpex too . you got giga and pure there. -325948;1334523029;markedathome;nefario is giving us an api possibly tomorrow, likely by friday -325947;1334523045;kakobrekla;i am hc -325946;1334523047;kakobrekla;i dont need api -325945;1334523053;markedathome;:-) -325944;1334523060;mircea_popescu;why not parse the json srsly ? -325943;1334523071;kakobrekla;your json? -325942;1334523073;kakobrekla;maybe i will -325941;1334523075;mircea_popescu;yes. -325940;1334523085;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex-vwap.php pick the 1day avg i guess -325939;1334523096;mircea_popescu;then select best bid, best ask from the two. -325938;1334523152;markedathome;what about grabbing the last dividend amount for those shares (i know some haven't paid) eg. PUREMINING has, as has MERGEDMINING -325937;1334523187;markedathome;hmm... nvm, pure mining is multiple divs per week, -325936;1334523208;kakobrekla;well assuming -325935;1334523211;kakobrekla;you are not getting cheated -325934;1334523217;kakobrekla;this should be enough -325933;1334523220;kakobrekla;:> -325932;1334523230;markedathome;mircea_popescu: did you see brendio took 125 puremining shares to short ? -325931;1334523245;mircea_popescu;i don't keep that close a watch. but good for him. -325930;1334523246;kakobrekla;which assets should i add -325929;1334523247;kakobrekla;from glbse -325928;1334523248;kakobrekla;now -325927;1334523257;kakobrekla;to this table -325926;1334523276;kakobrekla;BFLS? -325925;1334523281;markedathome;COGNITIVE -325924;1334523296;markedathome;mining only? -325923;1337654482;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ ABM ] [ 2 @ 0.236 = 0.472000 BTC ] -325922;1337654943;`MBot;[ MPEX ] [ TRADE ] [ F.PURE.SYNTH ] [ 825 @ 0.00032950BTC = 0.271838 BTC ] -325921;1337655039;`MBot;[ MPEX ] [ TRADE ] [ F.GIGA.ETF ] [ 375 @ 0.00152950BTC = 0.573562 BTC ] -325920;1337655082;`MBot;[ MPEX ] [ TRADE ] [ B.PPTAPR.SYNTH ] [ 450 @ 0.00111100BTC = 0.499950 BTC ] -325919;1337655112;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ GIGAMINING ] [ 2 @ 1.51999999 = 3.040000 BTC ] -325918;1337655128;`MBot;[ MPEX ] [ TRADE ] [ F.GIGA.ETF ] [ 225 @ 0.00152950BTC = 0.344137 BTC ] -325917;1337655563;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ TYGRR-BANK ] [ 3 @ 0.11 = 0.330000 BTC ] -325916;1337655831;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ M.ETF ] [ 10 @ 0.29 = 2.900000 BTC ] -325915;1337655879;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ M.ETF ] [ 20 @ 0.3 = 6.000000 BTC ] -325914;1337659048;pigeons;anyone have a curl syntax for mpex? -325913;1337659067;mircea_popescu;pigeons : you know pympex ? -325912;1337659185;pigeons;yeah, i have no luck with that -325911;1337659238;pigeons;UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xf6 in position 25155: invalid start byte -325910;1337659286;pigeons;thats with python 2.7, I tried a few others -325909;1337659335;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ PPT.DIV ] [ 13 @ 1.49 = 19.370000 BTC ] -325908;1337659593;`MBot;[ MPEX ] [ TRADE ] [ S.MPOE ] [ 150 @ 0.00021419BTC = 0.032128 BTC ] -325907;1337659812;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ BTC-MINING ] [ 1 @ 0.99 = 0.990000 BTC ] -325906;1337660039;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ TYGRR-BANK ] [ 9 @ 0.11295 = 1.016550 BTC ] -325905;1337660588;`MBot;[ MPEX ] [ TRADE ] [ B.PPTMAY.SYNTH ] [ 350 @ 0.00109000BTC = 0.381500 BTC ] -325904;1337661222;`MBot;[ MPEX ] [ TRADE ] [ S.BVPS ] [ 125 @ 0.00284999BTC = 0.356249 BTC ] -325903;1337661703;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ PPT.E ] [ 20 @ 1.125 = 22.500000 BTC ] -325902;1337662155;`MBot;[ GLBSE ] [ TRADE ] [ MERGEDMINING ] [ 31 @ 0.145 = 4.495000 BTC ] -325901;1344582696;rg;profit/loss -325900;1344582699;rg;i think i got it actualy -325899;1344582702;rg;im trying out this new format -325898;1344582702;usagi;Oh -325897;1344582704;ColdHardMetal;profit and loss -325896;1344582708;rg;but its not really gonna make sense -325895;1344582711;rg;until a few months goes by -325894;1344582718;usagi;Well I don't really know anything about your business, but I could look at it lol -325893;1344582720;rg;and i dont have all the data to do it for previous months -325892;1344582724;rg;fuck it -325891;1344582730;usagi;What is it you wanted me to see -325890;1344582732;mircea_popescu;whaths the problem rg -325889;1344582736;usagi;Just check the idea? -325888;1344582745;rg;no i was having a brain fart -325887;1344582746;rg;i got t now -325886;1344582752;usagi;hehe -325885;1344582754;rg;this new sheet will have much more info -325884;1344582853;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10780 @ 0.00100942 = 10.8815 BTC [-] -325883;1344582857;patrickharnett;;;lastseen ColdHardMetal -325882;1344582857;gribble;Error: "lastseen" is not a valid command. -325881;1344582896;ColdHardMetal;I'm gere -325880;1344582898;mircea_popescu;o looky, patrickharnett. -325879;1344582913;mircea_popescu;i recall you hated gribble a few months ago. -325878;1344582914;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.1398 = 6.8388 BTC [+] -325877;1344582928;patrickharnett;no, just that I don't use it very much -325876;1344582959;patrickharnett;as seen from my failed attemt to use a "seen" command -325875;1344582971;mircea_popescu;;;seen turkishmelons -325874;1344582972;gribble;I have not seen turkishmelons. -325873;1344583010;patrickharnett;I saw imsa use it a few days ago - I was hunting for Nefario, but he's travelling, so CHM was next on my list -325872;1344583029;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.1399 = 5.6995 BTC [+] -325871;1344583038;patrickharnett;had a question about GLBSE password resets, because it isn't -325870;1344583079;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8878 @ 0.00100693 = 8.9395 BTC [-] -325869;1344583079;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10798 @ 0.00105247 = 11.3646 BTC [+] -325868;1344583081;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13532 @ 0.00105444 = 14.2687 BTC [+] -325867;1344583082;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10061 @ 0.0010621 = 10.6858 BTC [+] -325866;1344583083;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6731 @ 0.00106232 = 7.1505 BTC [+] -325865;1344583087;rg;glbse is squeemish lately -325864;1344583095;rg;poor nefario -325863;1344583101;rg;he has no time to work on glbse even if he wanted to -325862;1344583149;ColdHardMetal;he doesn't? -325861;1344583177;mircea_popescu;is this the guy who flew from china to us, got detained and reshipped then got detained back in china too ? -325860;1344583193;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.63 BTC [-] -325859;1344583195;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.014499 = 2.029 BTC [-] -325858;1344583202;mircea_popescu;i recall reading this and thinking it's the worst travel horror. -325857;1344583216;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.0299998 BTC [+] -325856;1344583251;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4153 @ 0.00106232 = 4.4118 BTC [+] -325855;1344583251;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17559 @ 0.00110079 = 19.3288 BTC [+] -325854;1344583253;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3288 @ 0.00110698 = 3.6398 BTC [+] -325853;1344583260;rg;pretty sweet -325852;1344583263;BTC-Mining;hey mircea, why the fees for joining your exchange are that high? -325851;1344583265;rg;we paid out $130 in divs last month -325850;1344583268;rg;paid out like $600 -325849;1344583269;rg;this month -325848;1344583269;rg;lol -325847;1344583276;rg;that's awesome -325846;1344583277;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that's a relative term, no ? -325845;1344583300;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.63 BTC [-] -325844;1344583301;BTC-Mining;I suppose compared to traditional accounts... that's low fees. -325843;1344583310;BTC-Mining;Still... -325842;1344583314;mircea_popescu;traditional accounts have large % fees. -325841;1344583318;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9996 BTC [-] -325840;1344583324;mircea_popescu;or maybe we're not talking of the same tradition. -325839;1344583368;BTC-Mining;Aye, I suppose. But GLBSE works on 0.5% fees alone and those fees are fine as is, I find. -325838;1344583382;mircea_popescu;glbse had .6 or .5 both ways, mpex has .2% one way -325837;1344583387;patrickharnett;the fees structure is a different implementation - some exchanges require listing, registry and trade fees in different proportions -325836;1344583388;mircea_popescu;that's about 5x ? -325835;1344583402;rg;mircea -325834;1344583409;rg;i see your stock paid out a shitload this month -325833;1344583413;rg;very nice -325832;1344583420;mircea_popescu;it paid a shitload last month too -325831;1344583428;mircea_popescu;im curious if there's gonna be a 3 in a row. -325830;1344583432;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.63 = 4.89 BTC [-] -325829;1344583436;rg;maybe i should buy some -325828;1344583443;rg;if i can get a good deal -325827;1344583456;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.62 = 8.1 BTC [-] -325826;1344583463;mircea_popescu;well maybe if there's no 3 in a row the price drops. -325825;1344583485;BTC-Mining;And why not give it a little elegant touch for the eye? Those tables looks pretty barebone. -325824;1344583510;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining mpex is an exchange not a broker tho. -325823;1344583524;mircea_popescu;it works fastly, cheaply and stably. the eye candy is a different store. -325822;1344583557;rg;bah -325821;1344583561;rg;southparkstudios.com isnt working -325820;1344583567;BTC-Mining;I meant basic eye candy such as a very light CSS sheet. -325819;1344583579;rg;now i have to watch stupid asshole hulu -325818;1344583588;mircea_popescu;rg try tpb lol -325817;1344583608;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i think most browsers allow you to put a css in. -325816;1344583619;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 80 @ 0.1 = 8 BTC -325815;1344583745;BTC-Mining;I don't think it's standard to manually load CSS for other's websites -325814;1344583747;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 105000 @ 0.02154572 = 2262.3006 BTC [-] -325813;1344583750;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 2 @ 1.08 = 2.16 BTC [-] -325812;1344583779;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining man, i served >200gb of data from that directory alone last month. -325811;1344583798;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.61 = 8.05 BTC [-] -325810;1344583803;mircea_popescu;it's not made to be a broker. what it does is that it is never down, it loads fast, things like that. dja understand what i mean ? -325809;1344583875;rg;you guys gonna see htis chinese show -325808;1344583885;rg;http://www.hulu.com/watch/373280#s-p1-so-i0 -325807;1344583890;mircea_popescu;where is vragnaroda ;/ -325806;1344583895;rg;he quit irc -325805;1344583897;mircea_popescu;he and his azn bad shows -325804;1344583898;mircea_popescu;o, rly ?! -325803;1344583899;rg;he couldnt take losing his ops -325802;1344583904;mircea_popescu;ahaha -325801;1344584019;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 200 @ 0.00449999 = 0.9 BTC [+] -325800;1344584048;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 899 @ 0.0045 = 4.0455 BTC [+] -325799;1344584048;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1101 @ 0.0045 = 4.9545 BTC [+] -325798;1344584114;BTC-Mining;I'm not 100% sure if you understand that a full styling would require no change of the html markup and use far less data to transfer than even a single of those pictures. -325797;1344584137;BTC-Mining;And you could actually save on markup by switching to using css -325796;1344584168;mircea_popescu;pictures, you mean graphs ? -325795;1344584190;BTC-Mining;No, I mean the header pictures like the dragon or the siren -325794;1344584203;mircea_popescu;you realise nobody reloads those ? -325793;1344584213;mircea_popescu;i mean bots just ignore them and most browsers made after 1995 cache them -325792;1344584239;BTC-Mining;Same for the CSS file. -325791;1344584255;BTC-Mining;It can be cached and could save on markup on the page. -325790;1344584277;mircea_popescu;show me one that does ? -325789;1344584347;patrickharnett;it's a different implementation to GLBSE, it's allowed to be different -325788;1344584405;mircea_popescu;well i'd guess it's a different implementation from pretty much anytihng on the internet is his point -325787;1344584407;BTC-Mining;hmm, CSS files, like image files, are cached by default -325786;1344584475;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining, there's two points here. one is that the page is pretty tight, if you look at it. -325785;1344584500;mircea_popescu;the second is that i'm not putting engineer time into making it pretty, im putting engineer time into making it safe and fast. -325784;1344584527;mircea_popescu;because those are my goals. it can be as ugly as roadkill, it's not even meant to be seen by the joe schmoe user. -325783;1344584540;mircea_popescu;not anymore than the nyse backbone is. -325782;1344584565;BTC-Mining;And my point was that I could make that page lighter AND have more style (although very basic). -325781;1344584612;mircea_popescu;which is very good. you should do so! -325780;1344584621;mircea_popescu;there's moneuy in it for you, too. -325779;1344584671;BTC-Mining;I would do it for free (See how good a bargainer I am? =/) -325778;1344584697;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -325777;1344584704;mircea_popescu;so go right ahead then. -325776;1344584824;BTC-Mining;I'm on it -325775;1344584835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66942 @ 0.00029659 = 19.8543 BTC [-] -325774;1344584837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69110 @ 0.00029609 = 20.4628 BTC [-] -325773;1344584838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63289 @ 0.0002958 = 18.7209 BTC [-] -325772;1344584839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50659 @ 0.00029294 = 14.84 BTC [-] -325771;1344584886;mircea_popescu;lmao investor confidence vote -325770;1344584894;mircea_popescu;epic. -325769;1344584945;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 1.02689999 = 5.1345 BTC [+] -325768;1344584951;patrickharnett;having achieved what I needed - I'll leave again. Have fun -325767;1344584984;mircea_popescu;i wonder, who owns assbot ? -325766;1344585035;ColdHardMetal;kakobrekla I believe -325765;1344585054;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.11999 = 0.9599 BTC [+] -325764;1344585100;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla, any change to get the bot to collate ? -325763;1344585595;usagi;The US is the greatest country on earth. -325762;1344585608;usagi;I'm continuously amazed by what a great country it is. -325761;1344585976;mircea_popescu;a hey -325760;1344585981;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -325759;1344586101;bitfoo;hey mircea_popescu -325758;1344586108;mircea_popescu;hey -325757;1344586109;bitfoo;have you been giving out free BTC? -325756;1344586126;mircea_popescu;back whatever many months ago there was a free optionsevent -325755;1344586126;bitfoo;I received two small payments last week which I never asked for -325754;1344586134;mircea_popescu;from me ? -325753;1344586142;bitfoo;well, from the address I once used to withdraw from mpex -325752;1344586159;mircea_popescu;mmm, send me links in pm ? -325751;1344586170;bitfoo;sec -325750;1344586355;mircea_popescu;;;ident mircea_popescu -325749;1344586355;gribble;Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@trilema/mircea-popescu', is not identified. -325748;1344586361;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -325747;1344586362;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@trilema/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -325746;1344586398;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:f2557566240958a17d48ee346cbffed9f4e29b96016778e0682b1fa0 -325745;1344586399;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -325744;1344587549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25119 @ 0.00030209 = 7.5882 BTC [+] -325743;1344587656;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 1.14 BTC [-] -325742;1344587689;patrickharnett;;;eauth patrickharnett -325741;1344587690;gribble;Request successful for user patrickharnett, hostmask patrickharnett!cb4f5ec0@gateway/web/freenode/ip.203.79.94.192. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/3DFE38199BDB9DAB -325740;1344587768;patrickharnett;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:e23547f695ceeda61b09c05b155587c2af507c2c80482b117e679238 -325739;1344587769;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu -325738;1344587786;mircea_popescu;haha evil -325737;1344587807;mircea_popescu;two tier chan system! -325736;1344587809;patrickharnett;haha back -325735;1344587834;patrickharnett;and ?? -325734;1344587842;mircea_popescu;/join #bitcoin-otc-eu -325733;1344587861;patrickharnett;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:e23547f695ceeda61b09c05b155587c2af507c2c80482b117e679238 -325732;1344587861;gribble;You are now authenticated for user PatrickHarnett with key 3DFE38199BDB9DAB -325731;1344587916;patrickharnett;well, that matches the key I have saved, so must be doing something right -325730;1344587918;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.11998 = 0.24 BTC [-] -325729;1344588191;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 10 @ 1.6 = 16 BTC [+] -325728;1344588230;mircea_popescu;would be pretty funny if you managed to log in and it was a key you never saw before. -325727;1344588839;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -325726;1344588895;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -325725;1344589170;rg;pff -325724;1344589174;rg;these mpoe prices suck -325723;1344589186;mircea_popescu;what'd it do nao -325722;1344589215;BTC-Mining;getting better... -325721;1344589238;rg;oh mircea -325720;1344589241;rg;no more interest on deposits? -325719;1344589244;rg;that's weaaaaak -325718;1344589247;rg;laaaaaaame -325717;1344589256;mircea_popescu;it was a nightmare to implement. -325716;1344589260;rg;boooooooooooooooo -325715;1344589283;rg;all 12 MPEX users are PISSED. -325714;1344589285;mircea_popescu;didnt you say they sucked for being too unpiratey low ? -325713;1344589299;rg;better than nothin -325712;1344589300;mircea_popescu;haha there's a little moar than a dozen. -325711;1344589302;rg;safer than pirate -325710;1344589314;rg;^^ two very good reasons -325709;1344589327;rg;at the current rate of btc->usd -325708;1344589330;rg;those interest payouts would be good -325707;1344589346;rg;"balance" : 2049.61958305, -325706;1344589352;mircea_popescu;rg the problem's like this : if i do them high frequency they're an insane load. -325705;1344589361;mircea_popescu;if i do them lower frequency and regularly they're too easy to game -325704;1344589368;mircea_popescu;as in, ppl put money in 5 minutes before interest time -325703;1344589372;mircea_popescu;take it 5 minutes later -325702;1344589382;rg;yeah -325701;1344589384;mircea_popescu;and if i do them irregularly it quickly becomes insane and people like jurov scream at me -325700;1344589387;rg;why dont you do it like a share reward -325699;1344589393;rg;like a mining pool would do -325698;1344589399;mircea_popescu;i'd like to have them, but atm it's just not technologically feasible. -325697;1344589402;mircea_popescu;how's that? -325696;1344589408;rg;people who join at the last minute before a block still only get paid for the work they submitted -325695;1344589417;rg;not the age of their deposit/work -325694;1344589428;rg;so that's how you should do interest -325693;1344589432;rg;its calculated on how long its in there -325692;1344589438;rg;longer deposit = higher tier of interest -325691;1344589444;rg;shorter deposit = low / none interest -325690;1344589448;bitfoo;you mean like how pirate does it? ;) -325689;1344589449;mircea_popescu;yes but this has to all be tracked. -325688;1344589455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15507 @ 0.00029294 = 4.5426 BTC [-] -325687;1344589456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20092 @ 0.00028588 = 5.7439 BTC [-] -325686;1344589457;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of accounts in spite of what you might think -325685;1344589457;rg;no bitfoo -325684;1344589464;rg;less pyramiddy than pirate -325683;1344589467;bitfoo;sure sure -325682;1344589473;bitfoo;but he tracks average balance over the week -325681;1344589478;rg;its just a cheap proof method -325680;1344589484;rg;to keep people from fucking over our romanian friend here -325679;1344589503;rg;doesnt matter anyway though, he's discontinued the feature -325678;1344589516;mircea_popescu;i'll bring it back when/if i manage to find a sane way to do it. -325677;1344589524;rg;i guess those coders he hired who told him they were awesome werent such hot shit after all -325676;1344589536;bitfoo;haha -325675;1344589538;mircea_popescu;lol -325674;1344589557;rg;mircea has MPOE_PR reading Teach Yourself Python in 24 hrs -325673;1344589561;bitfoo;you need to get some new stocks on mpex -325672;1344589561;mircea_popescu;the code is trivial man. it's just a simple matter of "how often are you willing to sample balances" and "can you live with the fact it won't be precise" -325671;1344589565;rg;or PHP -325670;1344589568;rg;i forget what its written in -325669;1344589579;mircea_popescu;it's written in paranthesis. -325668;1344589593;rg;you shoulda wrote it in D -325667;1344589593;bitfoo;mircea_popescu: you don't need to sample to compute average balance -325666;1344589599;mircea_popescu;bitfoo that i do. sadly all the good companies don't want to list, and fellows like rg here just run with everyone's money -325665;1344589616;bitfoo;hmm, sucks -325664;1344589618;mircea_popescu;bitfoo it could be done by movements too -325663;1344589625;rg;lol -325662;1344589626;bitfoo;yeah, that would be the only "right" way -325661;1344589634;rg;watch your mouth -325660;1344589642;rg;the investors who stuck it out with us are happi -325659;1344589650;mircea_popescu;yeah bitfoo. it's still being looked into, just, the prev version was shit what can i say. -325658;1344589660;mircea_popescu;rg im just teasing you homie. -325657;1344589667;rg;i know -325656;1344589668;bitfoo;I'm pissed. My 2 BTC could have earned me a few satoshi moar!! -325655;1344589679;mircea_popescu;actually i saw some proffit taking on bvps i think -325654;1344589691;rg;someone made some money this month -325653;1344589694;mircea_popescu;bitfoo hang in there, by the time you're short a dolla it may all be fixed. -325652;1344589700;rg;the stock is kinda stale tho -325651;1344589702;bitfoo;heh -325650;1344589705;rg;people who wanted bvps have it -325649;1344589707;rg;people who dont, sold it -325648;1344589712;rg;so its just kinda sitting there -325647;1344589717;rg;people who are holding it just take in the profit -325646;1344589720;rg;no sales going on -325645;1344589735;mircea_popescu;that's not such a bad way to be. -325644;1344589777;mircea_popescu;incidentally, anyone here know deathandtaxes on the forum ? -325643;1344589779;mircea_popescu;is he even on irc ? -325642;1344589781;EskimoBob;rg: ?? you can not take profit if you hold it -325641;1344589801;rg;EskimoBob: dividends? -325640;1344589822;mircea_popescu;i think he meant company profits not stock profits EskimoBob -325639;1344589861;BTCHero;lol, i just figured out why the bot is called assbot. Only took me a month or so -325638;1344589875;BTCHero;assets duh -325637;1344589878;mircea_popescu;sharp one :D -325636;1344589890;mircea_popescu;<`MBot> [ MPEX ] [ TRADE ] [ S.BVPS ] [ 125 @ 0.00284999BTC = 0.356249 BTC ] -325635;1344589897;mircea_popescu;i still have stuff from the old days on this page. -325634;1344590096;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.098 BTC [-] -325633;1344590136;BTC-Mining;Almost done mircea... now I need to convert all the html markup for a previewable demo -325632;1344590145;rg;what's the best thing to buy on glbse right now -325631;1344590150;rg;tell me -325630;1344590152;rg;and ill buy it -325629;1344590155;rg;40 btc worth -325628;1344590214;bitfoo;define "best" -325627;1344590218;mircea_popescu;mpoe.etf ? -325626;1344590234;mircea_popescu;i think you'd double smickles' week or something -325625;1344590300;rg;oh -325624;1344590303;rg;i can just buy mpoe on mpex -325623;1344590420;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1.12 BTC [+] -325622;1344590428;BTCHero;like dat? -325621;1344590434;rg;hehe -325620;1344590438;rg;im gonna put in a lower offer -325619;1344590441;rg;maybe someone will fill i -325618;1344590450;rg;00030209 is the lowest -325617;1344590461;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.1592 BTC [+] -325616;1344590462;rg;if i could get it for maybe... 00030000 -325615;1344590470;rg;or 00029000 -325614;1344590546;rg;mircea -325613;1344590550;rg;im gonna give you a number of shares -325612;1344590552;rg;and you tell me -325611;1344590557;rg;how much the div would be on that amount of shares -325610;1344590559;rg;last month -325609;1344590561;rg;ok? -325608;1344590575;BTCHero;glbse shows div per share -325607;1344590575;rg;(shares in mpoe) -325606;1344590587;rg;weeeeeelp mpex doesnt -325605;1344590618;BTCHero;wweeeeeeeeeeelp ok -325604;1344591189;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.138 = 0.69 BTC [-] -325603;1344591190;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.138 BTC [-] -325602;1344591220;BTC-Mining;So mircea, by adding a 733 bytes css file, you can cut all extra table rows markup and height/colspan/rowspan markup. -325601;1344591230;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.114799 BTC [+] -325600;1344591251;BTC-Mining;And get a slight eye candy -325599;1344591385;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.105 = 0.315 BTC [-] -325598;1344591427;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.014499 BTC [-] -325597;1344591682;BTC-Mining;what do you think of that? -325596;1344591839;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu -325595;1344591897;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4688 @ 0.00110698 = 5.1895 BTC [+] -325594;1344592597;BTC-Mining;darn... -325593;1344592763;mircea_popescu;ye ye i am here -325592;1344592776;mircea_popescu;was in a conference for a little. -325591;1344592809;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining lettuce see this ? -325590;1344592820;mircea_popescu;rg it does show it, on twitter. -325589;1344592828;BTC-Mining;yup -325588;1344592828;mircea_popescu;trying to get whoever runs the bot here to also pipe it in -325587;1344592878;mircea_popescu;and dividend was 1`068.67052326 btc for 1bn shares in july, -325586;1344592896;mircea_popescu;1`584.69669113btc for 1bn shares in june -325585;1344592981;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 28 @ 0.12 = 3.36 BTC [-] -325584;1344593147;BTC-Mining;so yeah, you actually save 8 bytes per option/fund/stock line, plus the superfluous space table rows -325583;1344593236;BTC-Mining;Considering the css file is cacheable and there's almost 100 such lines, it's only a slight page size reduction, but with a better styling -325582;1344593294;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 14 @ 1.6 = 22.4 BTC [+] -325581;1344593334;BTC-Mining;See, quite possible to achieve. Now to know if you would care to implement it is another thing. -325580;1344593421;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it does have the disadvantage that everyone scrapping that page will have to rewrite some code, so it won't happen overnight. -325579;1344593450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70202 @ 0.00030209 = 21.2073 BTC [+] -325578;1344593579;BTC-Mining;ah, no API? -325577;1344593604;mircea_popescu;yeah there's rss and jsons too -325576;1344593648;BTC-Mining;so why scrape the page when there's an API =/ -325575;1344593656;BTC-Mining;sounds counter productive... -325574;1344593668;mircea_popescu;i think you've not met people. -325573;1344593674;mircea_popescu;they are the strangest thing. -325572;1344593676;BTC-Mining;oh well -325571;1344593710;mircea_popescu;so what's the public notion, http://www.namworld.net/mpex.html vs http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php ? -325570;1344593734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56965 @ 0.00028588 = 16.2852 BTC [-] -325569;1344593736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8963 @ 0.00028241 = 2.5312 BTC [-] -325568;1344593800;BTC-Mining;The consensus seems to be to keep trading, not reading a chat. -325567;1344593814;mircea_popescu;hehe -325566;1344593831;rg;who here wants to buy a dedicated server? -325565;1344593839;rg;woah now -325564;1344593840;rg;1 at a time -325563;1344593854;mircea_popescu;we'll end up kicked for polluting everyone's quotestream -325562;1344593985;BTC-Mining;I thought assets-trade was the "clean quotestream" -325561;1344594003;mircea_popescu;o ? ok than! -325560;1344594032;mircea_popescu;no such chan even ? -325559;1344594067;BTC-Mining;#bitcoin-assets-trade -325558;1344594067;mircea_popescu;a ok there it is nm me -325557;1344594079;BTC-Mining;wait... wrong -325556;1344594092;mircea_popescu;s -325555;1344594094;mircea_popescu;with s on end -325554;1344594097;BTC-Mining;indeed -325553;1344594103;rg;Your order to BUY 150000 S.MPOE @0.00030009BTC each has been received and will be processed. -325552;1344594121;rg;mircea -325551;1344594126;rg;calculate what my div payment wouldve been -325550;1344594130;rg;had i had those 150k shares -325549;1344594132;rg;last moth -325548;1344594207;mircea_popescu;.py 1068.67052326 * 150000 / 1000000000 -325547;1344594212;markac;0.160300578489 -325546;1344594234;rg;lol -325545;1344594285;rg;my chicken nuggets wont get crispy -325544;1344594541;mircea_popescu;what's that lessee -325543;1344594576;mircea_popescu;.py 0.160300578489 * 12 / (150000*0.00030009) -325542;1344594577;markac;0.0427340007302 -325541;1344594586;mircea_popescu;like 4.3% p a in dividends. -325540;1344594685;mircea_popescu;.py (1068.67052326 * 150000 / 1000000000 + 1584.69669113 * 150000 / 1000000000) * 6 / (150000*0.00030009) -325539;1344594686;markac;0.0530514288591 -325538;1344594696;mircea_popescu;like 5.3% on the basis of past 2 months -325537;1344594722;rg;mircea -325536;1344594726;rg;you know how i feel about math -325535;1344594739;mircea_popescu;you feel it has raped your inner child with a fork ? -325534;1344594810;rg;well i do now -325533;1344594810;rg;fuck -325532;1344594904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51338 @ 0.00030209 = 15.5087 BTC [+] -325531;1344595113;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [-] -325530;1344595115;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.1329 = 0.2658 BTC [+] -325529;1344595116;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 100 @ 0.13488 = 13.488 BTC [+] -325528;1344595117;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.1349 = 0.5396 BTC [+] -325527;1344595118;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.13999 = 0.28 BTC [+] -325526;1344595411;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.11912 = 0.3574 BTC [+] -325525;1344596256;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.02020001 = 4.0808 BTC [-] -325524;1344596258;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 1.02010001 = 3.0603 BTC [-] -325523;1344596259;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 1.02 = 10.2 BTC [-] -325522;1344596260;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 1.014 = 101.4 BTC [-] -325521;1344596262;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 1.013 = 101.3 BTC [-] -325520;1344596263;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 37 @ 1.012 = 37.444 BTC [-] -325519;1344596264;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 1.01 = 101 BTC [-] -325518;1344596265;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 43 @ 1.001 = 43.043 BTC [-] -325517;1344596341;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -325516;1344596370;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0001 = 2.0002 BTC [-] -325515;1344596372;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [-] -325514;1344596386;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -325513;1344596387;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 6 @ 1 = 6 BTC [-] -325512;1344596658;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2498 @ 0.00110698 = 2.7652 BTC [+] -325511;1344596660;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12943 @ 0.00110952 = 14.3605 BTC [+] -325510;1344596805;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.9999 = 1.9998 BTC [-] -325509;1344596807;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -325508;1344598477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60377 @ 0.00028241 = 17.0511 BTC [-] -325507;1344598817;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1 = 2.5 BTC -325506;1344599126;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC -325505;1344600299;usagi;sales of all NYAN securities will be suspended in 3 hours until divs paid on sunday/monday. -325504;1344600306;usagi;get in now and rule the aftermarket :) -325503;1344600463;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3632 = 0.7264 BTC [-] -325502;1344601926;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 150 @ 0.1 = 15 BTC -325501;1344603099;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 10 @ 1.01 = 10.1 BTC [+] -325500;1344603457;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.98076923 BTC [-] -325499;1344603625;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 4 @ 1.7 = 6.8 BTC [+] -325498;1344603792;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -325497;1344605361;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5148 BTC [+] -325496;1344605455;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1515 @ 0.00111241 = 1.6853 BTC [+] -325495;1344605580;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P060T] 23 @ 0.02675251 = 0.6153 BTC [-] -325494;1344605581;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P060T] 298 @ 0.00025113 = 0.0748 BTC [-] -325493;1344605607;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 33 @ 0.02546216 = 0.8403 BTC [-] -325492;1344605609;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 230 @ 0.00000002 BTC [-] -325491;1344605660;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P020T] 238 @ 0.00000004 BTC [-] -325490;1344605694;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070T] 24 @ 0.02413128 = 0.5792 BTC [-] -325489;1344605695;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070T] 203 @ 0.00062318 = 0.1265 BTC [-] -325488;1344605728;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 73 @ 0.00799023 = 0.5833 BTC [-] -325487;1344605730;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 113 @ 0.00001615 = 0.0018 BTC [-] -325486;1344605750;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P030T] 175 @ 0.0000016 = 0.0003 BTC [-] -325485;1344605787;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080T] 9 @ 0.0362488 = 0.3262 BTC [-] -325484;1344605789;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080T] 120 @ 0.00129544 = 0.1555 BTC [-] -325483;1344605809;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P050T] 2 @ 0.00441951 = 0.0088 BTC [-] -325482;1344605811;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P050T] 116 @ 0.00007824 = 0.0091 BTC [-] -325481;1344605845;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 91 @ 0.47277974 = 43.023 BTC [-] -325480;1344605894;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 60 @ 0.03780068 = 2.268 BTC [-] -325479;1344605925;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 9 @ 0.07678485 = 0.6911 BTC [-] -325478;1344605926;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 4 @ 0.06452764 = 0.2581 BTC [-] -325477;1344605928;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 42 @ 0.06231684 = 2.6173 BTC [-] -325476;1344606047;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080T] 9 @ 0.00129458 = 0.0117 BTC [-] -325475;1344606069;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1 @ 0.32255067 BTC [-] -325474;1344606138;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 13 @ 0.06229445 = 0.8098 BTC [-] -325473;1344606159;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 33 @ 0.00000002 BTC [-] -325472;1344606214;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070T] 24 @ 0.00062263 = 0.0149 BTC [-] -325471;1344606227;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P060T] 23 @ 0.00025084 = 0.0058 BTC [-] -325470;1344606262;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.23125734 BTC [-] -325469;1344606836;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 5 @ 0.1738158 = 0.8691 BTC [+] -325468;1344606836;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 795 @ 0.24007491 = 190.8596 BTC [+] -325467;1344607081;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.1 = 1.1 BTC -325466;1344607233;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 27 @ 1.01 = 27.27 BTC [+] -325465;1344607336;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.0199999 BTC [-] -325464;1344607337;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 49 @ 1.02 = 49.98 BTC [+] -325463;1344607389;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.7201 = 3.6005 BTC [+] -325462;1344607391;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.72 = 7.2 BTC [-] -325461;1344607408;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 500 @ 0.1 = 50 BTC -325460;1344607434;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.1 = 20 BTC -325459;1344607447;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 2 @ 1.2489 = 2.4978 BTC [+] -325458;1344607488;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.1 = 20 BTC -325457;1344607583;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 95 @ 0.1 = 9.5 BTC -325456;1344607704;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 3 @ 0.5787 = 1.7361 BTC [-] -325455;1344607752;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 48 @ 1.2489 = 59.9472 BTC [+] -325454;1344607827;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 50 @ 1.249 = 62.45 BTC [+] -325453;1344607896;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -325452;1344608079;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.14139999 = 2.2828 BTC [+] -325451;1344608099;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.1 = 1.6 BTC -325450;1344608545;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3995899 = 0.7992 BTC [+] -325449;1344608585;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.00077701 = 116.5515 BTC [-] -325448;1344608607;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 13 @ 0.0045 = 0.0585 BTC [+] -325447;1344609832;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.138 = 0.414 BTC [-] -325446;1344609875;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7042 @ 0.00110371 = 7.7723 BTC [-] -325445;1344609877;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7423 @ 0.00111111 = 8.2478 BTC [+] -325444;1344609904;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1401 = 4.5604 BTC [-] -325443;1344610068;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 14 @ 1.014499 = 14.203 BTC [+] -325442;1344610409;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.3951 = 1.9755 BTC [-] -325441;1344610439;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3951 BTC [-] -325440;1344610611;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3995899 = 0.7992 BTC [+] -325439;1344610870;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.1139 = 0.6834 BTC [-] -325438;1344611214;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 20 @ 1.325 = 26.5 BTC [+] -325437;1344611299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17534 @ 0.00028241 = 4.9518 BTC [-] -325436;1344611300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49267 @ 0.00027842 = 13.7169 BTC [-] -325435;1344611787;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 4 @ 0.19659999 = 0.7864 BTC [+] -325434;1344611789;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1966 BTC [+] -325433;1344611965;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.02689999 BTC [+] -325432;1344612167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10949 @ 0.00027792 = 3.0429 BTC [-] -325431;1344612169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4445 @ 0.00028444 = 1.2643 BTC [+] -325430;1344612170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48694 @ 0.00028896 = 14.0706 BTC [+] -325429;1344612225;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC -325428;1344612252;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.1401 BTC [-] -325427;1344653525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1516 @ 0.00276346 = 4.1894 BTC [-] -325426;1344653587;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.54 = 2.7 BTC [-] -325425;1344653721;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9732 @ 0.00111361 = 10.8377 BTC [+] -325424;1344653873;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1097 BTC [-] -325423;1344654348;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.015 BTC [+] -325422;1344654653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20249 @ 0.00031109 = 6.2993 BTC [-] -325421;1344654654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44856 @ 0.00031202 = 13.996 BTC [+] -325420;1344654655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6196 @ 0.00031237 = 1.9354 BTC [+] -325419;1344654656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 720 @ 0.00031338 = 0.2256 BTC [+] -325418;1344655195;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.11060001 BTC [+] -325417;1344655376;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.37200001 BTC [-] -325416;1344655424;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 6 @ 1.325 = 7.95 BTC [+] -325415;1344655454;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1097 BTC [-] -325414;1344655562;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.31031 = 3.9309 BTC [-] -325413;1344655587;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 511 @ 0.00111361 = 0.5691 BTC [+] -325412;1344655589;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8560 @ 0.0011198 = 9.5855 BTC [+] -325411;1344655590;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 756 @ 0.00112281 = 0.8488 BTC [+] -325410;1344655591;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 735 @ 0.00112458 = 0.8266 BTC [+] -325409;1344655592;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14255 @ 0.0011277 = 16.0754 BTC [+] -325408;1344655594;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10000 @ 0.00113043 = 11.3043 BTC [+] -325407;1344655594;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5183 @ 0.00113068 = 5.8603 BTC [+] -325406;1344655628;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.14099998 BTC [+] -325405;1344655686;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.39968998 BTC [+] -325404;1344655690;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.325 = 3.975 BTC [+] -325403;1344655748;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 24 @ 0.1 = 2.4 BTC [-] -325402;1344655866;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 9 @ 0.10296 = 0.9266 BTC [+] -325401;1344655910;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.1097 = 1.9746 BTC [-] -325400;1344655925;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 3 @ 0.57869999 = 1.7361 BTC [-] -325399;1344655926;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 2 @ 0.57879999 = 1.1576 BTC [+] -325398;1344655928;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 95 @ 0.57999 = 55.0991 BTC [+] -325397;1344655992;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 50 @ 0.58 = 29 BTC [+] -325396;1344655994;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 50 @ 0.581 = 29.05 BTC [+] -325395;1344656065;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.39968998 BTC [+] -325394;1344656128;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.11070001 BTC [-] -325393;1344656172;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.015 = 2.03 BTC [+] -325392;1344656223;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1097 = 0.3291 BTC [-] -325391;1344656263;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10511 = 0.5256 BTC [-] -325390;1344656265;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1051 = 0.3153 BTC [-] -325389;1344656266;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -325388;1344656268;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.104 = 0.208 BTC [-] -325387;1344656269;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.101 = 0.202 BTC [-] -325386;1344656472;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 4 @ 0.6899 = 2.7596 BTC [+] -325385;1344656474;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 10 @ 0.69 = 6.9 BTC [+] -325384;1344656475;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [+] -325383;1344656499;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 400 @ 0.39062571 = 156.2503 BTC [+] -325382;1344656534;assbot;[GLBSE] [MINING] 10 @ 0.8 = 8 BTC [+] -325381;1344656815;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -325380;1344656911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48757 @ 0.00031338 = 15.2795 BTC [+] -325379;1344656913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58740 @ 0.00031462 = 18.4808 BTC [+] -325378;1344656914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17820 @ 0.00031586 = 5.6286 BTC [+] -325377;1344656914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53112 @ 0.00031653 = 16.8115 BTC [+] -325376;1344656915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5007 @ 0.00031654 = 1.5849 BTC [+] -325375;1344656917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8930 @ 0.00031663 = 2.8275 BTC [+] -325374;1344656918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49621 @ 0.00031693 = 15.7264 BTC [+] -325373;1344656919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46151 @ 0.00031806 = 14.6788 BTC [+] -325372;1344656920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24101 @ 0.00031839 = 7.6735 BTC [+] -325371;1344656921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49262 @ 0.000319 = 15.7146 BTC [+] -325370;1344656922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14266 @ 0.00031924 = 4.5543 BTC [+] -325369;1344656923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27481 @ 0.00032013 = 8.7975 BTC [+] -325368;1344656923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58348 @ 0.00032016 = 18.6807 BTC [+] -325367;1344656924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 76812 @ 0.00032109 = 24.6636 BTC [+] -325366;1344656925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39087 @ 0.00032134 = 12.5602 BTC [+] -325365;1344656927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8485 @ 0.0003226 = 2.7373 BTC [+] -325364;1344656928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31096 @ 0.00032354 = 10.0608 BTC [+] -325363;1344656929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22753 @ 0.00032545 = 7.405 BTC [+] -325362;1344656930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23581 @ 0.00032567 = 7.6796 BTC [+] -325361;1344656931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10629 @ 0.00032623 = 3.4675 BTC [+] -325360;1344656932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56309 @ 0.0003267 = 18.3962 BTC [+] -325359;1344656933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46779 @ 0.00032675 = 15.285 BTC [+] -325358;1344656933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22873 @ 0.00032806 = 7.5037 BTC [+] -325357;1344657269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14701 @ 0.00032806 = 4.8228 BTC [+] -325356;1344657270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20599 @ 0.0003286 = 6.7688 BTC [+] -325355;1344657339;BTC-Mining;@#$&*%@*( -325354;1344657347;BTC-Mining;I lost 40 BTC due to a typo -325353;1344657357;teek;ouch -325352;1344657360;teek;what kinda typo -325351;1344657370;teek;just 1 char off on a btc addy? -325350;1344657387;mircea_popescu;i thought addy has checksum -325349;1344657395;BTC-Mining;more like 47 -325348;1344657421;teek;pasted the wrong addy then -325347;1344657426;BTC-Mining;sold 57 PPT.A for 0.12 BTC instead of 1.12... -325346;1344657436;teek;oh -325345;1344657438;mircea_popescu;what diff does it make ? the price offered prevails anyway no ? -325344;1344657461;BTC-Mining;there was no buy in apparently... but someone quickly bought them off =/ -325343;1344657472;mircea_popescu;there was no buy offers ?! wow. -325342;1344657491;BTC-Mining;indeed, so someone could jsut take them at 0.12 =/ -325341;1344657501;mircea_popescu;i thought ppt stuff was really popular -325340;1344657505;BTC-Mining;So I lost 500$ just like that -325339;1344657527;mircea_popescu;well if its any consolation someone made it -325338;1344657567;BTC-Mining;fuck... I'm getting tired of this. I constantly make typos. -325337;1344657577;mircea_popescu;you need an editor :D -325336;1344657595;BTC-Mining;editors don't help price typos eh -325335;1344657601;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1095 = 0.219 BTC [+] -325334;1344657617;mircea_popescu;ya but your bad orders would be otherwise perfectly punctuated and spelled. -325333;1344657619;teek;there should have been bids -325332;1344657635;BTC-Mining;There was none -325331;1344657642;teek;yeah i mean -325330;1344657663;teek;there should have been, if glbse didnt have that reserve thign the way it is -325329;1344657664;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1096 = 0.6576 BTC [+] -325328;1344657665;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC -325327;1344657666;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.02569999 = 4.1028 BTC [+] -325326;1344657668;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 26 @ 1.02579999 = 26.6708 BTC [+] -325325;1344657678;teek;should be able to bid on multiple things with the same btc -325324;1344657683;BTC-Mining;I'm really mad, lost days of work trading. -325323;1344657686;teek;apparently nef is fixing it -325322;1344657715;mircea_popescu;first world problems. if you were a poor african you'd have lost your entire life's worth of throwing rocks or w/e -325321;1344657717;Diablo-D3;NEFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFf -325320;1344657719;Diablo-D3;nef -325319;1344657725;Diablo-D3;nope, doenst work -325318;1344657728;Diablo-D3;hes a nefario -325317;1344657733;Diablo-D3;doomed to never have a shortened nickname -325316;1344657780;BTC-Mining;Rah, I need that money dammit -325315;1344657810;teek;nope sorry :P -325314;1344657976;BTC-Mining;Well if someone in this channel reads this and has bought said shares, and nefario would care to confirm that sale was made from my account, I would really appreciate if you would be willing to give them back out of goodwill. -325313;1344658021;BTC-Mining;yeah, some of you have bots, I'd suppose a bot would be the culprit in that case. -325312;1344658040;Diablo-D3;http://www.fukung.net/v/38016/745881c8af17f6d33a04230972004679.gif -325311;1344658064;mircea_popescu;im tempted to start a betting pool on this -325310;1344658318;patrickharnett;I saw the trade, but don't know who the other side was -325309;1344658343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33697 @ 0.0003286 = 11.0728 BTC [+] -325308;1344658344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46024 @ 0.0003288 = 15.1327 BTC [+] -325307;1344658346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16823 @ 0.00032912 = 5.5368 BTC [+] -325306;1344658347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29515 @ 0.00032989 = 9.7367 BTC [+] -325305;1344658348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54309 @ 0.00033026 = 17.9361 BTC [+] -325304;1344658349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18502 @ 0.00033086 = 6.1216 BTC [+] -325303;1344658350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57681 @ 0.00033166 = 19.1305 BTC [+] -325302;1344658352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31300 @ 0.00033207 = 10.3938 BTC [+] -325301;1344658352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 212149 @ 0.00033229 = 70.495 BTC [+] -325300;1344658464;BTC-Mining;only nef would know but that's private info =P -325299;1344658484;BTC-Mining;I hope it's someone around here =/ -325298;1344658528;BTC-Mining;Why so quiet? -325297;1344658540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 211 @ 0.00276346 = 0.5831 BTC [-] -325296;1344658541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1289 @ 0.00256336 = 3.3042 BTC [-] -325295;1344658547;Diablo-D3;because this is where you're supposed to accuse me of having them -325294;1344658562;mircea_popescu;then we can have drama ? -325293;1344658589;BTC-Mining;I am not dramatic enough to start such a play -325292;1344658595;Diablo-D3;no, so I can hell at BTC-Mining because he knows I think pirate is a scam -325291;1344658608;mircea_popescu;o, you're the only one. -325290;1344658622;Diablo-D3;er, yell -325289;1344658681;mircea_popescu;there's numerous businesses that make 10k apr or w/e. most of them in north korea. -325288;1344658713;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.02569999 BTC [-] -325287;1344658715;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.02579999 = 2.0516 BTC [+] -325286;1344658825;assbot;[MPEX] [F.PURE.SYNTH] 247046 @ 0.00022 = 54.3501 BTC -325285;1344659827;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.15439999 = 1.2352 BTC [-] -325284;1344659895;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.15439999 = 0.3088 BTC [-] -325283;1344659967;BTC-Mining;mircea: sounds as dodgy as Pirate -325282;1344660020;mircea_popescu;North Korea ? or what ? -325281;1344660063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28000 @ 0.00033229 = 9.3041 BTC [+] -325280;1344660114;BTC-Mining;such returns from a country such as North Korea -325279;1344660114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70627 @ 0.0003095 = 21.8591 BTC [-] -325278;1344660115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32998 @ 0.00030866 = 10.1852 BTC [-] -325277;1344660116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25241 @ 0.00030864 = 7.7904 BTC [-] -325276;1344660117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10483 @ 0.00029089 = 3.0494 BTC [-] -325275;1344660118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34838 @ 0.00028771 = 10.0232 BTC [-] -325274;1344660119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18012 @ 0.0002791 = 5.0271 BTC [-] -325273;1344660121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7801 @ 0.00027614 = 2.1542 BTC [-] -325272;1344660139;mircea_popescu;well north korea has the advantage of the most excellent supreme leader kim. -325271;1344660150;mircea_popescu;he was born when a star was twinkling or some shit you know. -325270;1344660190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13703 @ 0.00027614 = 3.7839 BTC [-] -325269;1344660191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 880 @ 0.00026907 = 0.2368 BTC [-] -325268;1344660193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00023 = 0.23 BTC [-] -325267;1344660194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 485 @ 0.00022863 = 0.1109 BTC [-] -325266;1344660195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2002 @ 0.0002249 = 0.4502 BTC [-] -325265;1344660196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2048 @ 0.000212 = 0.4342 BTC [-] -325264;1344660196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1898 @ 0.00018165 = 0.3448 BTC [-] -325263;1344660197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52984 @ 0.0001 = 5.2984 BTC [-] -325262;1344660317;rg;mircea -325261;1344660320;rg;mpex needs statistics -325260;1344660323;rg;and a better graph -325259;1344660325;rg;your graph is fucked -325258;1344660365;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly 0.0001 ?! srsly ?! -325257;1344660373;mircea_popescu;rg what statistics do you mean ? -325256;1344660388;rg;on stocks -325255;1344660393;rg;some god damn price history -325254;1344660400;mircea_popescu;yes. what statistics, specifically. -325253;1344660407;rg;price history -325252;1344660413;rg;a better graph -325251;1344660425;mircea_popescu;so you just mean, a different graph? -325250;1344660425;rg;get rid of the stupid icons -325249;1344660430;rg;no -325248;1344660432;mircea_popescu;yeah, i think i will. -325247;1344660434;rg;i want to be able to see the price history on the graph -325246;1344660440;rg;and i want to be bale to read specific amounts -325245;1344660442;rg;on the bottom -325244;1344660446;mircea_popescu;thought it'd be a nice way to showcase community talent but it didn't take me very far. -325243;1344660449;rg;so i get the rough idea from the graph -325242;1344660453;rg;then i read the specifics beow it -325241;1344660455;rg;below* -325240;1344660460;rg;and then i make a more informed trade -325239;1344660462;rg;that i feel good about -325238;1344660468;mircea_popescu;that wouldn't be too hard to do, but wouldn't it be redundant ? -325237;1344660473;mircea_popescu;i mean you have all that on the main page. -325236;1344660480;rg;do i ? -325235;1344660487;mircea_popescu;well yes. graph goes from min to max -325234;1344660494;mircea_popescu;and volume goes between 0 and 30 day. -325233;1344660504;rg;ok -325232;1344660506;rg;i still want a better graph -325231;1344660516;mircea_popescu;that you can get, but you have to describe it. -325230;1344660547;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.3249 = 3.9747 BTC [-] -325229;1344660602;rg;ok -325228;1344660605;rg;it should be like the current one -325227;1344660607;rg;just make sense -325226;1344660612;rg;eah -325225;1344660613;rg;that's good -325224;1344660639;mircea_popescu;hahaha -325223;1344660787;mircea_popescu;there, unicorns and co are gone rg. happy now ? -325222;1344660792;mircea_popescu;unicorn murderer! -325221;1344660813;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 13 @ 1.325 = 17.225 BTC [+] -325220;1344660815;rg;sweet maybe people will take MPEX seriously now -325219;1344660859;mircea_popescu;all i wanted was to help out teh starving artist :( -325218;1344660862;mircea_popescu;is that so bad ? -325217;1344660866;rg;yep -325216;1344660875;rg;mircea -325215;1344660876;mircea_popescu;i am sorry. -325214;1344660880;rg;what keywords should i advertise -325213;1344660881;rg;on google -325212;1344660890;rg;not 'vps' or anything retarded light that -325211;1344660892;rg;like* -325210;1344660895;mircea_popescu;gee, ugh... -325209;1344660897;rg;a click for 'vps' would cost like $15 -325208;1344660901;mircea_popescu;yeah -325207;1344660908;mircea_popescu;why not make bitcoin derivations ? -325206;1344660910;rg;bitcoin, mtgox, -325205;1344660915;rg;bitcoin hosting -325204;1344660918;mircea_popescu;bitcoin hosting ; bitcoin host ; bitcoin vps -325203;1344660920;rg;bitcoin wallet -325202;1344660923;rg;well -325201;1344660928;rg;we dont need for bitcoin vps -325200;1344660931;rg;we're already #1 organically -325199;1344660935;mircea_popescu;even three word things work. secure bitcoin wallet -325198;1344660959;mircea_popescu;well rg don't quote me on this, but I think the way keywords work -325197;1344660976;mircea_popescu;is that if you advertise on things like bitcoin vps you might get some close-ish queries -325196;1344660992;mircea_popescu;not just strictly that. so it might help. i dunno, i haven't done google ads in like 5 years -325195;1344660998;rg;i want to finish my nwe website -325194;1344660999;mircea_popescu;ever since the clickbots got real stupid. -325193;1344660999;patrickharnett;the pictures are quite well done -325192;1344660999;rg;for bitvps -325191;1344661015;mircea_popescu;which pictures patrickharnett ? -325190;1344661026;patrickharnett;rg: are you after a trade history database? -325189;1344661050;patrickharnett;The picks on the exchange website - the dragon and mermaid -325188;1344661058;mircea_popescu;o. well they just got axed. -325187;1344661064;mircea_popescu;they had their day. -325186;1344661088;rg;http://wallet.bitvps.com/ -325185;1344661091;rg;thts the new site -325184;1344661092;patrickharnett;ah, I see that - they were there yesterday -325183;1344661096;rg;i dont have the heart to finish it -325182;1344661106;rg;still needs the front page done -325181;1344661117;mircea_popescu;yeah tjhey got axed a minute ago. truth of the matter is, i had a contest forthem, people could make 5 btc each to draw them for me -325180;1344661119;rg;windows vm page -325179;1344661122;mircea_popescu;i was going to change them monthly. -325178;1344661133;mircea_popescu;sadly people can't draw, so it was going nowhere. -325177;1344661133;rg;contact page, company info, wiki stuff -325176;1344661138;rg;ugh -325175;1344661142;rg;do this for me ;< -325174;1344661157;mircea_popescu;rg your site looks like mpex with css -325173;1344661184;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 1.12 = 7.84 BTC [+] -325172;1344661197;rg;i need a few new graphics to -325171;1344661197;patrickharnett;I remember the contest - I should have got my daughter to enter - she did some excellent work through high school -325170;1344661212;rg;maybe i can pay someone to do this -325169;1344661219;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 125 @ 1.051 = 131.375 BTC [-] -325168;1344661220;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 283 @ 1.05001 = 297.1528 BTC [-] -325167;1344661222;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 60 @ 1.050001 = 63.0001 BTC [-] -325166;1344661223;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 1000 @ 1.05 = 1050 BTC [-] -325165;1344661223;mircea_popescu;why force a point, i think. im sure in a few years or w/e i can bring them back or do something better or anyway. -325164;1344661224;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 1.05 = 105 BTC [-] -325163;1344661225;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 30 @ 1.05 = 31.5 BTC [-] -325162;1344661226;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 112 @ 1.05 = 117.6 BTC [-] -325161;1344661226;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [-] -325160;1344661227;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 1289 @ 1.043 = 1344.427 BTC [-] -325159;1344661229;mircea_popescu;i still think art and finance go together. -325158;1344661247;mircea_popescu;rg talk to BTC-Mining , he was doing some design for me earlier. -325157;1344661263;rg;hehe -325156;1344661268;rg;he already does shit for me -325155;1344661270;rg;im looking for content writing -325154;1344661271;rg;not web design -325153;1344661274;rg;the site is already designed -325152;1344661324;mircea_popescu;are there any copywriters in btc yet ? -325151;1344661334;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -325150;1344661370;mircea_popescu;Go ninja Go ninja GO! -325149;1344661370;mircea_popescu;–Vanilla Ice -325148;1344661375;mircea_popescu;dude what teh hell is that! -325147;1344661454;rg;uh -325146;1344661456;rg;its ninja rap -325145;1344661458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28967 @ 0.00033152 = 9.6031 BTC [+] -325144;1344661458;rg;by vanilla ice -325143;1344661467;rg;from teenage mutant ninja turtles movie -325142;1344661467;rg;duh -325141;1344661476;rg;you will get it in romania in a few more years -325140;1344661499;mircea_popescu;all i have to say to you is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzY2Qcu5i2A -325139;1344661922;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 1 @ 1.07 BTC [+] -325138;1344661970;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 500 @ 0.30892677 = 154.4634 BTC [+] -325137;1344662020;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1.119 BTC [-] -325136;1344662022;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 24 @ 1.12 = 26.88 BTC [+] -325135;1344662039;mircea_popescu;god i need somebody to buy some puts. -325134;1344662054;mircea_popescu;this is insanity, the market is 99% convinced the btc goes up up up. -325133;1344662135;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.39968999 BTC [+] -325132;1344662161;Ignatius-otc;given only that info it sounds like a good time to short -325131;1344662224;mircea_popescu;its what im affraid of, we crash and burn. -325130;1344662289;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 22 @ 1.07 = 23.54 BTC [+] -325129;1344662374;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 4 @ 1.12 = 4.48 BTC [-] -325128;1344662376;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 15 @ 1.12999998 = 16.95 BTC [+] -325127;1344662428;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 12 @ 1.325 = 15.9 BTC [+] -325126;1344662469;mircea_popescu;sudden price upswings tend to draw in speculators, sudden price drops tend to scare away merchants, neither of these is actually desirable -325125;1344662469;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -325124;1344662483;mircea_popescu;bitcoin'd do a lot better on a slow appreciation year after year. -325123;1344662592;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 17 @ 1.07 = 18.19 BTC [+] -325122;1344662623;BTC-Mining;I was thinking so too -325121;1344662646;BTC-Mining;I wanted bitcoins to stagnate around 5 USD for much long, and maybe slowly go toward 6 USD -325120;1344662657;mircea_popescu;the way things are we'll end up with an argentine-type crisis. textbook example. -325119;1344662993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30400 @ 0.00033229 = 10.1016 BTC [+] -325118;1344663217;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 10 @ 0.05 = 0.5 BTC [+] -325117;1344663279;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 1.14099999 = 13.692 BTC [+] -325116;1344663281;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 1.14109999 = 11.411 BTC [+] -325115;1344663349;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 60 @ 1.07 = 64.2 BTC [+] -325114;1344663350;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 1.0725 = 107.25 BTC [+] -325113;1344663351;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 65 @ 1.075 = 69.875 BTC [+] -325112;1344663374;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 2 @ 1.075 = 2.15 BTC [+] -325111;1344663375;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 1.03 = 5.15 BTC [+] -325110;1344663475;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -325109;1344663499;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 29 @ 0.0091001 = 0.2639 BTC [-] -325108;1344663806;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 195 @ 1.03 = 200.85 BTC [+] -325107;1344663808;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 105 @ 1.035 = 108.675 BTC [+] -325106;1344664072;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 50 @ 1.62 = 81 BTC [-] -325105;1344664340;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1000 @ 0.0001 = 0.1 BTC [-] -325104;1344664403;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.FIAT] 1000 @ 0.0001 = 0.1 BTC [+] -325103;1344664742;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 4 @ 1.07 = 4.28 BTC [-] -325102;1344664932;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.015 BTC [+] -325101;1344665047;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 2 @ 1.07 = 2.14 BTC [-] -325100;1344665202;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 4 @ 0.18 = 0.72 BTC [-] -325099;1344665255;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC -325098;1344665723;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 10000 @ 0.00005 = 0.5 BTC [-] -325097;1344666083;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 55 @ 1.07 = 58.85 BTC [-] -325096;1344666228;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 5 @ 1.072 = 5.36 BTC [+] -325095;1344666269;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.0979 BTC [-] -325094;1344666270;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 10 @ 0.098 = 0.98 BTC [+] -325093;1344666436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24700 @ 0.00033229 = 8.2076 BTC [+] -325092;1344666610;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 48 @ 1.072 = 51.456 BTC [+] -325091;1344666612;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.009 = 0.45 BTC [-] -325090;1344666955;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 2 @ 0.098 = 0.196 BTC [+] -325089;1344667222;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC -325088;1344667452;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 3 @ 0.001 = 0.003 BTC -325087;1344667502;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00027 BTC [-] -325086;1344667523;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00027 BTC [-] -325085;1344667545;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7500 @ 0.00113068 = 8.4801 BTC [+] -325084;1344667583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27633 @ 0.00033152 = 9.1609 BTC [-] -325083;1344667865;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 3 @ 0.25070019 = 0.7521 BTC [-] -325082;1344668105;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 1 @ 0.47994 BTC [-] -325081;1344668176;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1095 = 0.438 BTC [-] -325080;1344668211;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.0211 = 2.0422 BTC [-] -325079;1344668290;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.1095 = 2.0805 BTC [-] -325078;1344668506;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 34 @ 0.02765418 = 0.9402 BTC [-] -325077;1344668507;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 48 @ 0.01624682 = 0.7798 BTC [-] -325076;1344668508;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 918 @ 0.00095885 = 0.8802 BTC [-] -325075;1344668683;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 47 @ 1.072 = 50.384 BTC [+] -325074;1344668798;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 46 @ 1.074 = 49.404 BTC [+] -325073;1344668880;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 45 @ 1.015 = 45.675 BTC [+] -325072;1344669377;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0211 = 4.0844 BTC [-] -325071;1344669379;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.021 BTC [-] -325070;1344669523;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.1095 = 4.0515 BTC [-] -325069;1344669524;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1097 = 0.8776 BTC [+] -325068;1344669573;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1097 BTC [+] -325067;1344670320;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.0249999 BTC [+] -325066;1344670426;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080T] 3 @ 0.02689559 = 0.0807 BTC [+] -325065;1344670530;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.03879999 BTC [+] -325064;1344670612;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070T] 3 @ 0.02672981 = 0.0802 BTC [+] -325063;1344671001;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 14 @ 1.05 = 14.7 BTC [+] -325062;1344671088;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 1.1101 = 5.5505 BTC [-] -325061;1344671090;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 17 @ 1.11 = 18.87 BTC [-] -325060;1344671655;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.07 BTC [-] -325059;1344672068;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 692 @ 0.00113068 = 0.7824 BTC [+] -325058;1344672069;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1459 @ 0.00113271 = 1.6526 BTC [+] -325057;1344672752;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 86 @ 0.098 = 8.428 BTC [+] -325056;1344672754;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 5 @ 0.0999999 = 0.5 BTC [+] -325055;1344672755;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1893 @ 0.1 = 189.3 BTC [+] -325054;1344672756;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -325053;1344672925;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1201 = 4.4804 BTC [-] -325052;1344672927;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 13 @ 1.12 = 14.56 BTC [-] -325051;1344673012;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.03879999 BTC [+] -325050;1344673094;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 2 @ 0.1611 = 0.3222 BTC -325049;1344673095;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 3 @ 0.161 = 0.483 BTC [-] -325048;1344673738;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 22 @ 1.074 = 23.628 BTC [+] -325047;1344673769;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1201 = 4.4804 BTC [+] -325046;1344673771;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.12 = 5.6 BTC [-] -325045;1344673772;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 1.11050001 = 8.884 BTC [-] -325044;1344673898;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10949 BTC [-] -325043;1344673923;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [+] -325042;1344673961;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 4 @ 0.1699 = 0.6796 BTC [+] -325041;1344674050;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 11 @ 0.00926001 = 0.1019 BTC [-] -325040;1344674051;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00926 = 0.0185 BTC [-] -325039;1344675221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2762 @ 0.00031581 = 0.8723 BTC [-] -325038;1344675222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3871615 @ 0.00033229 = 1286.4989 BTC [+] -325037;1344675426;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3449 @ 0.00114691 = 3.9557 BTC [+] -325036;1344675485;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15090 @ 0.001135 = 17.1272 BTC [-] -325035;1344677732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26900 @ 0.00025 = 6.725 BTC [-] -325034;1344679207;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.9901 = 2.9703 BTC [-] -325033;1344679208;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [-] -325032;1344679244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46756 @ 0.0002717 = 12.7036 BTC [+] -325031;1344679267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25544 @ 0.0002717 = 6.9403 BTC [+] -325030;1344679269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00029286 = 4.5979 BTC [+] -325029;1344679270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3043534 @ 0.00033229 = 1011.3359 BTC [+] -325028;1344679270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41336 @ 0.0003323 = 13.736 BTC [+] -325027;1344679272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50801 @ 0.00033347 = 16.9406 BTC [+] -325026;1344679273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50324 @ 0.00033441 = 16.8288 BTC [+] -325025;1344679274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58361 @ 0.00033516 = 19.5603 BTC [+] -325024;1344679275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62681 @ 0.00033572 = 21.0433 BTC [+] -325023;1344679276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38534 @ 0.0003358 = 12.9397 BTC [+] -325022;1344679277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29420 @ 0.0003361 = 9.8881 BTC [+] -325021;1344679278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28511 @ 0.00033632 = 9.5888 BTC [+] -325020;1344679279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28639 @ 0.00033648 = 9.6365 BTC [+] -325019;1344679280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13967 @ 0.00033651 = 4.7 BTC [+] -325018;1344679281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31196 @ 0.0003375 = 10.5287 BTC [+] -325017;1344679282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3991 @ 0.00033778 = 1.3481 BTC [+] -325016;1344679283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32151 @ 0.00033785 = 10.8622 BTC [+] -325015;1344679284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69741 @ 0.00033809 = 23.5787 BTC [+] -325014;1344679285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17735 @ 0.00033946 = 6.0203 BTC [+] -325013;1344679286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38717 @ 0.00033949 = 13.144 BTC [+] -325012;1344679287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48689 @ 0.00033951 = 16.5304 BTC [+] -325011;1344679288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11355 @ 0.00033954 = 3.8555 BTC [+] -325010;1344679289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16686 @ 0.00034012 = 5.6752 BTC [+] -325009;1344679289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38084 @ 0.00034145 = 13.0038 BTC [+] -325008;1344679290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69370 @ 0.00034164 = 23.6996 BTC [+] -325007;1344679291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48557 @ 0.0003435 = 16.6793 BTC [+] -325006;1344679292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3219 @ 0.0003437 = 1.1064 BTC [+] -325005;1344679293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63670 @ 0.00034391 = 21.8967 BTC [+] -325004;1344679294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19487 @ 0.00034392 = 6.702 BTC [+] -325003;1344679357;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1698 @ 0.00112563 = 1.9113 BTC [-] -325002;1344679358;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 909 @ 0.00110681 = 1.0061 BTC [-] -325001;1344679462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33343 @ 0.00034392 = 11.4673 BTC [+] -325000;1344679578;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.399 BTC [-] -324999;1344679902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00030718 = 5.3757 BTC [-] -324998;1344680042;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [+] -324997;1344680914;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 20 @ 0.10296 = 2.0592 BTC [+] -324996;1344681066;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 5 @ 0.09 = 0.45 BTC [-] -324995;1344682078;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 18 @ 1.015 = 18.27 BTC [+] -324994;1344682086;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.07 BTC [-] -324993;1344682608;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.325 = 2.65 BTC [+] -324992;1344682819;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 20 @ 0.0044 = 0.088 BTC [-] -324991;1344683543;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8293 @ 0.00110088 = 9.1296 BTC [-] -324990;1344683709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 500 @ 0.00260032 = 1.3002 BTC [+] -324989;1344683727;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 18 @ 1.325 = 23.85 BTC [+] -324988;1344683729;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.39999 = 4.2 BTC [+] -324987;1344683745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 968 @ 0.00276488 = 2.6764 BTC [+] -324986;1344684023;assbot;[GLBSE] [PGM] 70 @ 0.25 = 17.5 BTC [-] -324985;1344684420;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -324984;1344685424;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC -324983;1344686443;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 1.9 BTC [-] -324982;1344687091;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -324981;1344688030;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 27 @ 0.01 = 0.27 BTC [+] -324980;1344688230;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.03879999 = 2.0776 BTC [+] -324979;1344688454;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.14099999 = 6.846 BTC [+] -324978;1344689179;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 43 @ 0.1217 = 5.2331 BTC [+] -324977;1344689219;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 43 @ 0.1 = 4.3 BTC -324976;1344689278;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.54989999 = 2.1996 BTC [+] -324975;1344689503;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC -324974;1344689584;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.14099999 = 2.282 BTC [+] -324973;1344689700;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 2 @ 0.98 = 1.96 BTC -324972;1344689778;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1201 = 0.6005 BTC [-] -324971;1344689834;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 8 @ 0.122 = 0.976 BTC [+] -324970;1344689904;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1302 @ 0.1 = 130.2 BTC -324969;1344690000;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 6 @ 0.5129 = 3.0774 BTC [-] -324968;1344690001;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.513 = 2.052 BTC [+] -324967;1344690202;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.7099 = 1.4198 BTC [+] -324966;1344690699;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 59 @ 0.01 = 0.59 BTC [+] -324965;1344691222;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -324964;1344691223;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 3 @ 0.5 = 1.5 BTC [-] -324963;1344691271;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 4 @ 0.141 = 0.564 BTC [-] -324962;1344691406;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -324961;1344691408;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.37118 = 2.2271 BTC [-] -324960;1344691409;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 38 @ 0.3702 = 14.0676 BTC [-] -324959;1344691411;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.37 = 3.7 BTC [-] -324958;1344691477;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1201 = 1.8015 BTC [-] -324957;1344691478;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.12 = 0.6 BTC [-] -324956;1344691574;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 60 @ 1.073 = 64.38 BTC [-] -324955;1344691575;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 13 @ 1.074 = 13.962 BTC [+] -324954;1344691577;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 33 @ 1.075 = 35.475 BTC [+] -324953;1344691577;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 128 @ 1.076 = 137.728 BTC [+] -324952;1344691660;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 71 @ 1.079 = 76.609 BTC [+] -324951;1344691664;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.13121 = 1.9682 BTC [-] -324950;1344691665;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.13111 = 0.3933 BTC [-] -324949;1344691667;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13031 BTC [-] -324948;1344691667;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.1302 = 1.302 BTC [-] -324947;1344691718;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 23 @ 0.12500001 = 2.875 BTC [-] -324946;1344692897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11091 @ 0.00034392 = 3.8144 BTC [+] -324945;1344693118;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [-] -324944;1344693334;DeaDTerra;All GIPPT have been sold :D -324943;1344693403;kakobrekla;reminds me of Egypt -324942;1344693559;DeaDTerra;what reminds you of Egypt? :P -324941;1344693578;kakobrekla;gippt. -324940;1344693601;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1112 = 4.4448 BTC [-] -324939;1344693622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7226 @ 0.00034392 = 2.4852 BTC [+] -324938;1344693623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12974 @ 0.00034416 = 4.4651 BTC [+] -324937;1344693645;paladon;good work DeaDTerra -324936;1344693717;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.1111 = 6.6666 BTC [-] -324935;1344693770;DeaDTerra;oh xD -324934;1344693778;DeaDTerra;Never been in Egypt so I wouldn't know -324933;1344693780;DeaDTerra;Thanks ) -324932;1344693782;DeaDTerra;:)* -324931;1344693823;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 19 @ 1.015 = 19.285 BTC [+] -324930;1344693877;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 9 @ 1.02 = 9.18 BTC [+] -324929;1344694018;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1162 = 1.743 BTC [-] -324928;1344694019;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1161 = 0.5805 BTC [-] -324927;1344694021;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 50 @ 0.116 = 5.8 BTC [-] -324926;1344694022;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.112 = 0.784 BTC [-] -324925;1344694023;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 25 @ 0.11 = 2.75 BTC [-] -324924;1344694144;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 29 @ 0.1 = 2.9 BTC -324923;1344694208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54551 @ 0.00034416 = 18.7743 BTC [+] -324922;1344694210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13249 @ 0.00034527 = 4.5745 BTC [+] -324921;1344694286;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 970 @ 0.01 = 9.7 BTC [+] -324920;1344694449;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 635 @ 0.01 = 6.35 BTC [+] -324919;1344694520;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 59 @ 1.079 = 63.661 BTC [+] -324918;1344694691;assbot;[GLBSE] [TICKER] 22 @ 0.4 = 8.8 BTC [+] -324917;1344694731;mircea_popescu;i been in egypt and it's pretty cool. -324916;1344695643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00034527 = 1.243 BTC [+] -324915;1344695979;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.14099999 = 4.564 BTC [+] -324914;1344696024;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.14099999 = 2.282 BTC [+] -324913;1344696081;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.14109999 BTC [+] -324912;1344696132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39806 @ 0.00032454 = 12.9186 BTC [-] -324911;1344696773;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 10 @ 1.6 = 16 BTC [+] -324910;1344697092;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 6 @ 1.02 = 6.12 BTC [+] -324909;1344697337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 73100 @ 0.00025 = 18.275 BTC [-] -324908;1344697433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00023102 = 1.4092 BTC [-] -324907;1344697433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68302 @ 0.00028676 = 19.5863 BTC [+] -324906;1344697435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 718 @ 0.00030629 = 0.2199 BTC [+] -324905;1344698102;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.03879999 = 2.0776 BTC [+] -324904;1344698104;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 1.03889999 = 16.6224 BTC [+] -324903;1344698105;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 1.039 = 6.234 BTC [+] -324902;1344699177;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-EU] 2 @ 0.16 = 0.32 BTC [-] -324901;1344699672;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3600 @ 0.001135 = 4.086 BTC [+] -324900;1344699753;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.02 = 2.04 BTC [+] -324899;1344699974;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.54999999 = 2.2 BTC [+] -324898;1344699976;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 96 @ 0.55 = 52.8 BTC [+] -324897;1344700007;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 1.0001 = 2.0002 BTC [+] -324896;1344700010;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.55 = 4.95 BTC [+] -324895;1344700166;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.D] 3 @ 1.2251 = 3.6753 BTC [-] -324894;1344700256;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.02 = 4.08 BTC [+] -324893;1344700746;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 1.0001 = 2.0002 BTC [+] -324892;1344700798;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.55 = 6.2 BTC [-] -324891;1344701080;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1079 = 0.4316 BTC [-] -324890;1344701115;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [+] -324889;1344701418;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.0001 BTC [+] -324888;1344701420;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -324887;1344701706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3939 @ 0.00034527 = 1.36 BTC [+] -324886;1344701715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36876 @ 0.000335 = 12.3535 BTC [-] -324885;1344701876;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 23 @ 1.039 = 23.897 BTC [+] -324884;1344702059;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -324883;1344703186;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0105 = 2.021 BTC [-] -324882;1344703188;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.0104 = 3.0312 BTC [-] -324881;1344704028;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10200 @ 0.001135 = 11.577 BTC [+] -324880;1344704845;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 1 @ 0.087 BTC [+] -324879;1344705662;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 7 @ 0.01 = 0.07 BTC [+] -324878;1344705686;usagi;hi -324877;1344705742;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5900 @ 0.001135 = 6.6965 BTC [+] -324876;1344705764;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 6 @ 0.141 = 0.846 BTC [-] -324875;1344705836;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.10789 = 0.8631 BTC [-] -324874;1344706022;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC -324873;1344706364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31162 @ 0.00034527 = 10.7593 BTC [+] -324872;1344706366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15606 @ 0.00034558 = 5.3931 BTC [+] -324871;1344706367;usagi;YARR has been paid! YARR -- slamming it home since 2012. -324870;1344706470;usagi;(just trying out a new slogan, lemme know what you think~) -324869;1344706511;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -324868;1344706512;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [-] -324867;1344706513;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1025 = 0.615 BTC [-] -324866;1344706514;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.102 = 0.408 BTC [-] -324865;1344706515;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.102 = 0.918 BTC [-] -324864;1344706516;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 68 @ 0.10102 = 6.8694 BTC [-] -324863;1344706518;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.10102 = 1.1112 BTC [-] -324862;1344706536;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.75 = 7.5 BTC [-] -324861;1344706538;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -324860;1344706558;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10102 BTC [-] -324859;1344706560;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 75 @ 0.10101 = 7.5758 BTC [-] -324858;1344706561;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.101 = 0.808 BTC [-] -324857;1344706563;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.101 = 1.616 BTC [-] -324856;1344706596;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 174 @ 0.84 = 146.16 BTC [+] -324855;1344706681;usagi;hi goat -324854;1344706760;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 25 @ 0.1199 = 2.9975 BTC [+] -324853;1344706761;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.12 = 0.6 BTC [+] -324852;1344706949;mircea_popescu;usagi not so great. -324851;1344706990;usagi;o_O -324850;1344706998;usagi;Back to the drawing board. -324849;1344707159;usagi;Hmm Diablo-D3 isn't here -324848;1344707247;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.14099999 = 3.423 BTC [-] -324847;1344707249;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.14109999 = 5.7055 BTC [+] -324846;1344707259;PsychoticBoy;nope he is probably eating like usual -324845;1344707410;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.02489976 BTC [+] -324844;1344707412;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.02498997 BTC [+] -324843;1344707493;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.1 = 20 BTC -324842;1344707532;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 198 @ 0.1 = 19.8 BTC -324841;1344708232;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1301 = 4.5204 BTC [-] -324840;1344708234;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 1.13 = 11.3 BTC [-] -324839;1344708498;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 750 @ 0.8401 = 630.075 BTC [+] -324838;1344708836;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 726 @ 0.1 = 72.6 BTC -324837;1344709215;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.0599 BTC [-] -324836;1344709403;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.146 = 0.876 BTC [+] -324835;1344709531;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 165 @ 0.8405 = 138.6825 BTC [+] -324834;1344709783;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0199 = 2.0398 BTC [+] -324833;1344709784;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 16 @ 1.02 = 16.32 BTC [+] -324832;1344709790;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 19 @ 0.8409 = 15.9771 BTC [+] -324831;1344709886;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00113289 = 7.0239 BTC [-] -324830;1344709888;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4200 @ 0.001135 = 4.767 BTC [+] -324829;1344709964;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.1 = 1.1 BTC -324828;1344710172;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324827;1344710190;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5147 BTC [+] -324826;1344710245;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 7 @ 0.00926 = 0.0648 BTC [-] -324825;1344710260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25200 @ 0.00034558 = 8.7086 BTC [+] -324824;1344710270;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -324823;1344710387;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -324822;1344710502;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -324821;1344710543;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 95 @ 0.55 = 52.25 BTC [+] -324820;1344710680;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 38 @ 0.6 = 22.8 BTC [+] -324819;1344710712;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.1199 = 1.0791 BTC [-] -324818;1344710720;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -324817;1344710887;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC -324816;1344711246;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1.07 BTC [+] -324815;1344711248;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 2 @ 1.08 = 2.16 BTC [+] -324814;1344711338;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 3 @ 1.03 = 3.09 BTC [+] -324813;1344711505;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-D] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -324812;1344712430;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.0599 BTC [-] -324811;1344712606;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 44 @ 1 = 44 BTC [-] -324810;1344712608;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1199 BTC [-] -324809;1344712610;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 8 @ 0.12 = 0.96 BTC [+] -324808;1344713166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17691 @ 0.00034558 = 6.1137 BTC [+] -324807;1344713167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13709 @ 0.0003458 = 4.7406 BTC [+] -324806;1344713548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.0003458 = 9.2674 BTC [+] -324805;1344713709;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -324804;1344713978;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC -324803;1344714087;usagi;Anyone wanna buy YARR?:p -324802;1344714115;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -324801;1344714131;usagi;Goat? :p -324800;1344714205;usagi;Let's make a deal :) -324799;1344714443;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.551 = 3.102 BTC [-] -324798;1344714444;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.55 = 4.65 BTC [-] -324797;1344714446;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.51 = 3.02 BTC [-] -324796;1344714446;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1.50600011 = 6.024 BTC [-] -324795;1344714447;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 123 @ 1.506 = 185.238 BTC [-] -324794;1344714448;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.5 = 3 BTC [-] -324793;1344714450;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.5 = 15 BTC [-] -324792;1344714666;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 21 @ 1.026 = 21.546 BTC [+] -324791;1344714809;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 59 @ 1 = 59 BTC [-] -324790;1344714879;Obsi;DeaDTerra: still looking for ASICMINER group buy? -324789;1344714995;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 50 @ 0.7 = 35 BTC [+] -324788;1344715162;usagi;he's at work IIANM -324787;1344715196;usagi;he will be here in 2-3 hrs ? -324786;1344715238;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3619 @ 0.001135 = 4.1076 BTC [+] -324785;1344715323;BTC-Mining;ASICMINER group buy?? -324784;1344715664;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.5148 = 1.0296 BTC [+] -324783;1344715817;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 9 @ 1.03 = 9.27 BTC [+] -324782;1344716156;usagi;from what i can tell its done -324781;1344716163;usagi;im waitng on my shares as we speak -324780;1344716183;usagi;When DT gets online he will probably xfer them -324779;1344716206;usagi;Oh hey BTC, any news on the interview? -324778;1344716225;usagi;There's a lot to chew through there, have you looked at it yet? -324777;1344716303;BTC-Mining;arf, I was forgetting about it -324776;1344717177;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -324775;1344717386;usagi;please resend any messages sent within 10 min -324774;1344717685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12823 @ 0.0003458 = 4.4342 BTC [+] -324773;1344717686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1777 @ 0.00034655 = 0.6158 BTC [+] -324772;1344717803;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -324771;1344717805;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.10343 = 1.5515 BTC [-] -324770;1344717806;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 22 @ 0.10333 = 2.2733 BTC [-] -324769;1344717807;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.103 = 0.515 BTC [-] -324768;1344717809;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1023001 = 0.2046 BTC [-] -324767;1344717809;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.102 = 0.408 BTC [-] -324766;1344717810;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.101 = 0.505 BTC [-] -324765;1344717811;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.10000001 = 0.4 BTC [-] -324764;1344717812;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -324763;1344717813;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [-] -324762;1344717886;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 1.08 = 108 BTC [+] -324761;1344717888;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 25 @ 1.08 = 27 BTC [+] -324760;1344718622;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC -324759;1344719051;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3100 @ 0.00112372 = 3.4835 BTC [-] -324758;1344721131;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3951 = 2.3706 BTC [+] -324757;1344721220;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1201 = 4.4804 BTC [-] -324756;1344721221;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 1.12 = 11.2 BTC [-] -324755;1344721274;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 10 @ 1.08 = 10.8 BTC [+] -324754;1344721317;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.1075 = 1.72 BTC [+] -324753;1344721341;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 178 @ 0.10777 = 19.1831 BTC [+] -324752;1344721368;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10789 BTC [+] -324751;1344721370;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 79 @ 0.10789 = 8.5233 BTC [+] -324750;1344721386;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10789 BTC [+] -324749;1344721449;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 238 @ 0.1079 = 25.6802 BTC [+] -324748;1344721494;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.108 = 5.4 BTC [+] -324747;1344721562;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 36 @ 0.1098 = 3.9528 BTC [+] -324746;1344721656;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 80000 @ 0.01671251 = 1337.0008 BTC [-] -324745;1344721927;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13900 @ 0.00112372 = 15.6197 BTC [-] -324744;1344721928;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 126 @ 0.00110748 = 0.1395 BTC [-] -324743;1344721930;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 700 @ 0.00110604 = 0.7742 BTC [-] -324742;1344721931;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4032 @ 0.00109738 = 4.4246 BTC [-] -324741;1344721932;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6800 @ 0.0010967 = 7.4576 BTC [-] -324740;1344721933;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11661 @ 0.00109474 = 12.7658 BTC [-] -324739;1344721933;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12781 @ 0.001091 = 13.9441 BTC [-] -324738;1344722577;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.84 = 2.52 BTC [-] -324737;1344722578;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 740 @ 0.844 = 624.56 BTC [+] -324736;1344722808;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3741 BTC [-] -324735;1344722972;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.39722099 BTC [+] -324734;1344723001;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 160 @ 0.845 = 135.2 BTC [+] -324733;1344723218;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.1189 = 0.8323 BTC [+] -324732;1344723233;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 13 @ 1.04 = 13.52 BTC [+] -324731;1344723255;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1189 BTC [+] -324730;1344723257;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 10 @ 0.10296 = 1.0296 BTC [+] -324729;1344723505;DeaDTerraMobil;hey guys ! sup? -324728;1344723520;mircea_popescu;not much. -324727;1344723610;Obsi;DeaDTerraMobil: you still looking for ASICMINING group buyers? -324726;1344723634;mircea_popescu;what's group buyers ? -324725;1344723655;Obsi;you get a discount for large buy, he was bringing together small buys into one large one -324724;1344723696;mircea_popescu;o for the bfl thing -324723;1344723706;Obsi;you get extra shares actually but he was selling shares for 0.09 I think -324722;1344723711;Obsi;not bfl -324721;1344723719;Obsi;different ASIC devel company -324720;1344723745;Obsi;ASICMINER my mistake -324719;1344723747;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -324718;1344723751;Obsi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.0 -324717;1344723771;DeaDTerraMobil;yes I am -324716;1344723782;mircea_popescu;wait what ?! /me goes reads up -324715;1344723790;Obsi;ok, I'll take 1,111 -324714;1344723806;DeaDTerraMobil;though the purchase will be done tomorrow so contact me tomorrow morning at latest -324713;1344723855;Obsi;whenever is convenient for you, do you take BTC direct or through GLBSE? -324712;1344723873;DeaDTerraMobil;I am not at home aatm please contact me again in 20min when I have access to my spreadsheets xD -324711;1344723881;DeaDTerraMobil;doesn't matter -324710;1344723883;Obsi;will do, thanks -324709;1344723947;DeaDTerraMobil;same for anyone else that wants to join in :-) help support a bfls competitor -324708;1344723980;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerraMobil can you give me a short version of what's this about ? -324707;1344724043;Obsi;they are making their own ASICs in china for october or nov delivery and will mine for themselves before selling to us. Share buyers get a cut of mining profits & help bring ASIC competitor to market -324706;1344724072;mircea_popescu;aha -324705;1344724192;DeaDTerraMobil;I can once I am not on a smartphone makes it hard to type anything longer then a sentence -324704;1344724215;DeaDTerraMobil;thanks obsi :-) -324703;1344724240;DeaDTerraMobil;it's run by friedcat -324702;1344724263;DeaDTerraMobil;and two Chinese hardware designers/manufacturer -324701;1344724320;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerraMobil what's your relation to friedcat ? seems it's a mu thing ? -324700;1344724338;BTC-Mining;RAH! -324699;1344724374;DeaDTerraMobil;I have worked a bit with him in thwarted past giving him my feedback about and such -324698;1344724375;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i think you're mining for bitcoins wrongly. mining != log in log out irc :D -324697;1344724404;mircea_popescu;so basically you're an assign ? or just came up with the plan to pool people on your own ? -324696;1344724418;DeaDTerraMobil;he gave nefario early access to the info for this project so I could give feedback on it -324695;1344724465;DeaDTerraMobil;on my own. I like the project and I want it to succeed hence I do my best to raise capital -324694;1344724492;DeaDTerraMobil;but I am not hired or anything like that. Just a dedicated investor -324693;1344724517;DeaDTerraMobil;me * not nefario xD -324692;1344724526;DeaDTerraMobil;damn auto correct -324691;1344724528;Obsi;what do you think their chances are of mining by November? -324690;1344724574;DeaDTerraMobil;high they Have the design already complete and a professional cpu designer on the team -324689;1344724619;DeaDTerraMobil;they need the capital for further optimization and production -324688;1344724643;DeaDTerraMobil;they have managed to reach 2-4$ per ghash -324687;1344724646;DeaDTerraMobil;so far -324686;1344724647;Obsi;the more companies with ASIC miners available the better -324685;1344724665;Obsi;if only we could buy at such prices :) -324684;1344724680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9825 @ 0.000335 = 3.2914 BTC [-] -324683;1344724709;mircea_popescu;does friedcat even have an irc handle ? -324682;1344724729;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.102746 BTC [-] -324681;1344724871;DeaDTerraMobil;not sure I cab ask him on Skype when I get home -324680;1344724893;DeaDTerraMobil;4 min then I am home xD -324679;1344724901;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerraMobil that'd be great, mind asking him to drop me a line here ? -324678;1344724909;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 45 @ 0.1 = 4.5 BTC -324677;1344724921;DeaDTerraMobil;currently walking home front the train station -324676;1344724962;DeaDTerraMobil;sure not sure if he's online. what's the time in China ? -324675;1344724986;Obsi;3:43 am -324674;1344725001;mircea_popescu;sounds perfect :D -324673;1344725051;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.165 BTC [-] -324672;1344725052;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.162 BTC [-] -324671;1344725053;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.162 = 0.648 BTC [-] -324670;1344725377;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.15429999 = 1.3887 BTC [+] -324669;1344725378;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15439999 BTC [+] -324668;1344725545;DeaDTerra;I am home now :) -324667;1344725586;DeaDTerra;anyone that wanted to get in on the ASICMINER action please pm me -324666;1344725815;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 40 @ 0.6 = 24 BTC [+] -324665;1344725839;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -324664;1344725851;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.62 BTC [-] -324663;1344725956;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -324662;1344726035;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 4 @ 0.13132043 = 0.5253 BTC [-] -324661;1344726129;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 5 @ 1.55 = 7.75 BTC [-] -324660;1344726382;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1098 = 0.2196 BTC [+] -324659;1344726392;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.04 = 3.12 BTC [+] -324658;1344726788;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.001091 = 0.3273 BTC [-] -324657;1344727074;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7200 @ 0.00111568 = 8.0329 BTC [+] -324656;1344727229;kakobrekla;howdy -324655;1344727235;kakobrekla;any daily drama i missed' -324654;1344727321;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 10 @ 1.62 = 16.2 BTC [-] -324653;1344727323;kakobrekla;21:37.24 ( DeaDTerraMobil ) they have managed to reach 2-4$ per ghash -324652;1344727335;kakobrekla;[14:28:29] bitfury.org: I even think that $1 for 1 Gh/s is overassumption if done in volumes. -324651;1344727335;kakobrekla;[14:28:42] bitfury.org: I expect for 45nm and careful custom design at about $0.2 - $0.3 for 1 Ghs -324650;1344727431;DeaDTerra;Hash Rate: 1GH/s -324649;1344727431;DeaDTerra;Area: 18.9 mm^2 -324648;1344727432;DeaDTerra;Power Consumption: 4.9 W -324647;1344727443;DeaDTerra;current specifics, and they are not yet fully optimized -324646;1344727455;Obsi;that power consumption is chip only, or whole device? -324645;1344727459;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 2 @ 1.03 = 2.06 BTC [+] -324644;1344727473;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC -324643;1344727476;mircea_popescu;for the 18.9mm2 i would guess -324642;1344727479;DeaDTerra;We are. We started our design in late June. We managed to pushe the hashrate of each chip from 180MH/s to 1GH/s within July. -324641;1344727479;DeaDTerra;[2012-08-09 15:07:54] Anthony: and the peak margin cost of each chip is? -324640;1344727479;DeaDTerra;[2012-08-09 15:08:27] 蒋信予: 0.8$, with logistics, still less than 1$. -324639;1344727485;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/tx-index/7573083/4ca2f3687f2c978d7eede875daf499808651ea737232c8abfe4e1cfb7e5f5502 -324638;1344727492;mircea_popescu;somebody made 1k btc off that dice site. -324637;1344727497;DeaDTerra;The chip -324636;1344727599;mircea_popescu;anyone knows who runs satoshi dice ? -324635;1344727630;kakobrekla;i had a talk about asic today with fury -324634;1344727643;Obsi;evoorhees at one point wasn't it? -324633;1344727667;kakobrekla;and he is not too excited over frieds solution -324632;1344727686;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 80 @ 0.1 = 8 BTC -324631;1344727755;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1189 = 0.2378 BTC [+] -324630;1344727759;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla whyssay ? -324629;1344727767;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.55 = 3.1 BTC [-] -324628;1344727791;DeaDTerra;I know a guy that works for Satoshi dice not sure if he owns it though -324627;1344727795;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.1201 BTC [+] -324626;1344727803;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra whossat ? -324625;1344727820;DeaDTerra;Eric voorhees -324624;1344727833;mircea_popescu;aha. ty. -324623;1344727841;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1031 = 0.3093 BTC [-] -324622;1344727841;DeaDTerra;Why so kako? -324621;1344727842;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 177 @ 0.1011 = 17.8947 BTC [-] -324620;1344727899;mircea_popescu;http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/08/11/my-answer-to-a-vcs-bitcoin-question/ -324619;1344727901;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good. -324618;1344727914;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.581 BTC [+] -324617;1344727996;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.02249988 BTC [+] -324616;1344727997;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 7 @ 1.02474998 = 7.1732 BTC [+] -324615;1344727999;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 70 @ 1.025 = 71.75 BTC [+] -324614;1344727999;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 1.03 = 6.18 BTC [+] -324613;1344728092;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.MINING] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC -324612;1344728115;kakobrekla;well, its complicated and im not sure if i am allowed to discuss it in public -324611;1344728136;kakobrekla;ill just say i have been on the line with him for some time now -324610;1344728169;kakobrekla;and have the most respect for the man, i do belive he can beat the rest of the competition, but not by being the first on the market -324609;1344728177;kakobrekla;but that in not that important with asic anyway -324608;1344728189;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.0399 BTC [+] -324607;1344728211;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -324606;1344728279;mircea_popescu;that;'s not too illuminating. -324605;1344728334;kakobrekla;well -324604;1344728338;kakobrekla;true that -324603;1344728349;kakobrekla;most of the stuff is so technical even i barley understand -324602;1344728358;kakobrekla;but here is a clue: DRC -324601;1344728366;kakobrekla;:p -324600;1344728397;Obsi;what does the Democratic Republic of the Congo have to do with this? -324599;1344728398;mircea_popescu;the democratic republic of congo ? -324598;1344728399;mircea_popescu;o i c. -324597;1344728399;Obsi;:P -324596;1344728401;mircea_popescu;ahaha -324595;1344728416;kakobrekla;told you it was technical. -324594;1344728417;mircea_popescu;he prolly means design rule checking -324593;1344728418;kakobrekla;:p -324592;1344728432;Obsi;or drc tech company -324591;1344728469;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -324590;1344728531;Obsi;the thing is... what kind of differences will his optimizations bring? Will they outweigh the profits of being a buyer of the first ASIC to market? -324589;1344728578;kakobrekla;>true "end-game" performance would be magnitude cheaper than BFL's offer. -324588;1344728624;mircea_popescu;that is certainly true. -324587;1344728657;mircea_popescu;true end game performance also will require ~2-3 years of r&d and about 100mn - a few bn in fixed costs. -324586;1344728666;mircea_popescu;that is not happening in 2013 -324585;1344728670;mircea_popescu;mostly because sony are idiots. -324584;1344728764;kakobrekla;btw -324583;1344728775;kakobrekla;also imho there is something wrong with current mining profitablitly -324582;1344728782;kakobrekla;its too high. -324581;1344728812;kakobrekla;i can identify several factors causing this -324580;1344728840;mircea_popescu;its going down lol. -324579;1344728849;kakobrekla;orly? -324578;1344728849;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/etc/btc/charts.php -324577;1344728900;kakobrekla;its 0.45eur / 100mhash / day -324576;1344728906;kakobrekla;too high -324575;1344728971;EskimoBob;low enough so you can probably never get your investment back (if you buy a GPU to mine) -324574;1344729020;kakobrekla;it wont hold -324573;1344729036;kakobrekla;or the price wil pop hard or the diff will be driven even higher -324572;1344729045;kakobrekla;to lessen profitablitly -324571;1344729046;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -324570;1344729046;BTC-Mining;hmm... is there email notices when you receive a message in your GLBSE inbox? -324569;1344729047;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -324568;1344729049;gribble;Current Blocks: 193432 | Current Difficulty: 2036671.0886933 | Next Difficulty At Block: 193535 | Next Difficulty In: 103 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 15 hours, 40 minutes, and 44 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2183270.15599682 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.197974583 -324567;1344729054;kakobrekla;+7% -324566;1344729057;kakobrekla;ok not too bad -324565;1344729078;kakobrekla;was hoping for +10 -324564;1344729087;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i meant in the future, it is going down, not in the continous -324563;1344729096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15332 @ 0.000335 = 5.1362 BTC [-] -324562;1344729099;kakobrekla;yes -324561;1344729103;kakobrekla;it should be going down -324560;1344729104;kakobrekla;all the time -324559;1344729115;mircea_popescu;well no, it'll stagnate some periods, drop some other periods. -324558;1344729120;mircea_popescu;take into account the price wnet up 2x -324557;1344729129;mircea_popescu;the fact it's "the same" in usd hides a little story. -324556;1344729143;kakobrekla;yeah but its cheaper and cheaper to run hashing machines -324555;1344729161;mircea_popescu;for some reason the total hash output is notreflectign this yet -324554;1344729164;kakobrekla;cpu -> gpu -> fpga -> now upcoming asic -324553;1344729177;mircea_popescu;mostly because the nutso forum community is living on images, and images are asic companies expectations -324552;1344729184;mircea_popescu;not that many asics are actually online yet. -324551;1344729206;kakobrekla;prolly zero -324550;1344729213;mircea_popescu;and the asics offered are really closer to fpgas than real asics. -324549;1344729223;Obsi;I thought ArtForz claimed to have asics last year? -324548;1344729226;kakobrekla;but in general, profitablity should be going down constantly -324547;1344729230;BTC-Mining;there's no ASICs online as far as we know... -324546;1344729236;mircea_popescu;Obsi those are mostly prototype units -324545;1344729254;BTC-Mining;Well no real ASICs... -324544;1344729273;mircea_popescu;i never heard of a profitable foundry run under a few million units. -324543;1344729280;mircea_popescu;i dunno why you'd call 10k runs an asic, but anyway. -324542;1344729281;Obsi;I've seen some single accounts throw around 250+ Ghash on the pools -324541;1344729316;kakobrekla;could as well be gpumax? -324540;1344729325;Obsi;could be -324539;1344729339;mircea_popescu;anyway, kakobrekla : look at the daily 100mhash revenue -324538;1344729351;mircea_popescu;was 4.5 usd in may, is .5ish now -324537;1344729401;kakobrekla;you will see a correction -324536;1344729408;kakobrekla;soon -324535;1344729455;mircea_popescu;im sure i will. -324534;1344729468;kakobrekla;it will be reflected by one or combo of the following: btc price drop, diff rise, reward halving -324533;1344729529;mircea_popescu;i am really curious to see if btc price drops -324532;1344729548;mircea_popescu;seeing how my book is really very heavily loaded on short calls / long puts -324531;1344729651;kakobrekla;hm -324530;1344729678;kakobrekla;well im quite certian we wont see 5$ again in 2012 -324529;1344729680;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 906 @ 0.846 = 766.476 BTC [+] -324528;1344729784;mircea_popescu;i doubt it too, esp with the reward halving -324527;1344729797;mircea_popescu;but you neverk now. yet another mtgox hack. one large player deciding to quit -324526;1344729804;mircea_popescu;large scam popping wide open. etc. -324525;1344729806;mircea_popescu;many contingencies. -324524;1344729815;mircea_popescu;us govt declaring bitcoin a schedule A drug -324523;1344729829;kakobrekla;:DD -324522;1344729890;Obsi;so wait... we have to buy BTC on SR with BTC if that happens? -324521;1344729898;kakobrekla;:D -324520;1344729947;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.8499 = 2.5497 BTC [+] -324519;1344729975;mircea_popescu;exactly :D -324518;1344730009;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -324517;1344730039;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 3 @ 0.9998 = 2.9994 BTC [+] -324516;1344730141;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -324515;1344730177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 350 @ 0.00282246 = 0.9879 BTC [+] -324514;1344730178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 221 @ 0.00300496 = 0.6641 BTC [+] -324513;1344730180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 500 @ 0.0033919 = 1.696 BTC [+] -324512;1344730213;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.02999998 BTC [-] -324511;1344730231;kakobrekla;anyone checking metheor shower? -324510;1344730254;kakobrekla;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=106ne66KAuw -324509;1344731229;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 5 @ 1.55 = 7.75 BTC [-] -324508;1344731388;dub;hey, I bought DMC -324507;1344731396;Diablo-D3;awesome. -324506;1344731417;dub;with my 0.00000001 bid -324505;1344731517;mircea_popescu;lol -324504;1344731575;MoneyIsDebt;how did that happen -324503;1344731606;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.109 BTC [+] -324502;1344731665;MoneyIsDebt;or, more to the point, why -324501;1344731720;kakobrekla;hacked acc? -324500;1344731767;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.1298 BTC [+] -324499;1344731769;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.12998 = 6.7799 BTC [+] -324498;1344731770;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.13 = 3.39 BTC [+] -324497;1344731796;MoneyIsDebt;scary with the number of hacks in the bitcoin world -324496;1344731813;dub;not really -324495;1344731843;MoneyIsDebt;why not? -324494;1344731848;dub;there are far more hapening on much bigger scale elsewhere -324493;1344731871;MoneyIsDebt;yes, but in that world you have insurance and such -324492;1344731886;MoneyIsDebt;...and yes, I know about CPA -324491;1344731890;bitfoo;also, consider amount of hacks / total size of economy -324490;1344731947;bitfoo;surely BTC wins under that metric -324489;1344731969;dub;I doubt it -324488;1344731980;MoneyIsDebt;you mean all other economies put together? That's hardly fair -324487;1344731987;dub;when blizzard gets its database stolen I expect it costs them quite a lot -324486;1344732028;MoneyIsDebt;Blizzard probably gets it back in free publicity -324485;1344732064;dub;ubisoft could be looking at some serious loss for backdooring all of their customers -324484;1344732123;dub;linkedin's security spend probably jumped exponentially -324483;1344732144;MoneyIsDebt;I don't keep anything of value online anyway.. -324482;1344732155;MoneyIsDebt;bitcoins (and glbse assets) are the exception -324481;1344732165;MoneyIsDebt;thus I'm more worried about hacks in this "world" -324480;1344732227;dub;the differences with bitcoin are that its an easy target to gain monetary value directly, there are a lot of stupid children implementing bitcoin services and a lot more people willing to blindly invest in them -324479;1344732240;MoneyIsDebt;Also, it's keeping me from investing bigger amounts. Now, I'm only buying what I'd be able to get over by cursing for half a minute or so. -324478;1344732318;MoneyIsDebt;Hackers (crackers) being anti-authoritarian should be supporting bitcoin. Show some solidarity to the project. -324477;1344732378;kakobrekla;solidarity -324476;1344732382;kakobrekla;thats so naive. -324475;1344732414;MoneyIsDebt;Yeah, well I'm Norwegian -324474;1344732430;MoneyIsDebt;Used to leaving the front door open etc. -324473;1344732437;MoneyIsDebt;(I meant unlocked) -324472;1344732453;dub;was going to ask if it gets cold inside as a result -324471;1344732474;MoneyIsDebt;very cold -324470;1344732476;bitfoo;brendio: you around? -324469;1344732484;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 5 @ 0.64 = 3.2 BTC -324468;1344732497;MoneyIsDebt;what kind of name is kakobrekla anyway? -324467;1344732527;kakobrekla;a strange kind -324466;1344732533;kakobrekla;:) -324465;1344732565;MoneyIsDebt;rumanian / finnish or something? -324464;1344732593;brendio;hi bitfoo -324463;1344732605;bitfoo;heya -324462;1344732613;bitfoo;how's the funding situation looking? -324461;1344732617;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.02999996 BTC [-] -324460;1344732618;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 1.03 = 4.12 BTC [+] -324459;1344732620;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 1.035 = 10.35 BTC [+] -324458;1344732640;brendio;I'm at 7% even with the new levels -324457;1344732656;bitfoo;good to know! -324456;1344732661;brendio;I increased my own personal exposure a bit temporarily -324455;1344732664;bitfoo;ah -324454;1344732677;bitfoo;I was going to offer some if you needed more -324453;1344732682;brendio;I just need to manage redemptions etc now -324452;1344732737;brendio;Did you want to invest some more or only to help me out? -324451;1344732743;bitfoo;no, just to help -324450;1344732744;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 2 @ 0.1818 = 0.3636 BTC [-] -324449;1344732745;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 3 @ 0.1789 = 0.5367 BTC [-] -324448;1344732753;bitfoo;didn't want any more exposure to pirate -324447;1344732756;kakobrekla;MoneyIsDebt, its how a female would say: (more directly) "how should i say" / (less directly) "how should i put it" in a certian slovenian dialect -324446;1344732772;brendio;okay, no worries -324445;1344732812;bitfoo;because dropping to 6% could cause an irrecoverable bank run -324444;1344732829;MoneyIsDebt;slovenian... cool :) -324443;1344732834;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 5 @ 0.64 = 3.2 BTC -324442;1344732863;MoneyIsDebt;kakobrekla: How would a male say: "where should i put it" in the same dialect? -324441;1344732874;kakobrekla;kakobreku -324440;1344732879;MoneyIsDebt;:) -324439;1344732884;bitfoo;lol -324438;1344732888;MoneyIsDebt;useful to know -324437;1344732907;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.6 = 3.6 BTC [+] -324436;1344733021;kakobrekla;also -324435;1344733030;kakobrekla;its not 'where' as you typed but 'how' -324434;1344733036;kakobrekla;as looking to find apropriate words -324433;1344733043;kakobrekla;to express oneself -324432;1344733060;MoneyIsDebt;right' -324431;1344733206;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.39968999 BTC [+] -324430;1344733389;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 874 @ 0.8499 = 742.8126 BTC [+] -324429;1344734024;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC -324428;1344734065;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.10898 = 1.9616 BTC [-] -324427;1344734911;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 1 @ 1.03 BTC [+] -324426;1344734981;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -324425;1344735469;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC -324424;1344735483;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [-] -324423;1344735484;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10111 = 0.5056 BTC [-] -324422;1344735486;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 85 @ 0.10111 = 8.5944 BTC [-] -324421;1344735487;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.10111 = 10.111 BTC [-] -324420;1344735488;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 309 @ 0.1011 = 31.2399 BTC [-] -324419;1344736130;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.1201 BTC [-] -324418;1344736235;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.081001 BTC [+] -324417;1344736268;DeaDTerra;any else want to bulk order ASICMINER and get the shares for 0.09 BTC? -324416;1344736277;DeaDTerra;last call the bulk will be traded tomorrow -324415;1344736384;BTC-Mining;meh... -324414;1344736396;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10896 BTC [+] -324413;1344736405;BTC-Mining;When are their asics planned? -324412;1344736500;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.03 BTC [-] -324411;1344736510;BTC-Mining;Also, public poll: Who here thinks transactions on GLBSE made in error should not be reversed? -324410;1344736561;toffoo;what kind of "error" are we talking here? -324409;1344736598;BTC-Mining;I lost money selling shares at .12 instead of 1.12 (made for a nice loss). Most people recommended to request a reversal. I however think such transactions should not be reversable and I didn't request it. -324408;1344736653;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.370001 BTC [-] -324407;1344736678;toffoo;sounds like you did the right thing -324406;1344736728;BTC-Mining;Yes, just like stock exchange, I think transactions should not be reversable (barring hacking/stolen funds) -324405;1344736789;BTC-Mining;I however would like to see a setting allowing to set a % over/under market price at which it triggers a confirmation screen to pop. It would be as simple as a lightweight javascript checking the 7 day average and comparing if it's x% over or under your current setting. -324404;1344736810;toffoo;I would be a lot richer man today if I could go back and reverse all those fat-finger, bad big figure, or typo trades I've done. those can be expensive mistakes. -324403;1344736826;BTC-Mining;I lost 52 BTC eheh -324402;1344736840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.00034514 = 8.0418 BTC [+] -324401;1344736842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00034655 = 0.6584 BTC [+] -324400;1344736845;toffoo;that's not a bad idea. you could argue any trading system should have that kind of feature, but most dont -324399;1344736849;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10896 BTC [+] -324398;1344736863;BTC-Mining;Indeed -324397;1344737018;BTC-Mining;Not sure the 5 day average is already loaded on page but eh -324396;1344737022;BTC-Mining;Hmm.... -324395;1344737108;BTC-Mining;I meant the 7 day average -324394;1344737129;BTC-Mining;5 day is there. Maybe I should make a small script for greasmonkey using the onpage 5 day average... trigerring when submitting the buy/sell form -324393;1344737149;BTC-Mining;I have never used javascript however. -324392;1344737155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 799 @ 0.00034655 = 0.2769 BTC [+] -324391;1344737156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42601 @ 0.00034666 = 14.7681 BTC [+] -324390;1344737165;Obsi;don't forget to have it alert when the 5 day is 0 -324389;1344737175;BTC-Mining;Indeed -324388;1344737191;BTC-Mining;The 5 day can be very low/high however -324387;1344737210;BTC-Mining;depending if only the last trade is included -324386;1344737217;BTC-Mining;and if it was out of the usual range -324385;1344737254;BTC-Mining;I heard a rumor nefario is working on a new feature allowing to place multiple bids on different shares with the same funds -324384;1344737270;Obsi;yes that will be nice -324383;1344737284;BTC-Mining;If he does that, any issue with low volume of bids would pretty much be gone. -324382;1344737339;BTC-Mining;It might get processing intensive however checking with each transaction the funds remaining and removing other bids accordingly. -324381;1344737386;usagi;no -324380;1344737391;usagi;database intensive maybe hehe -324379;1344737397;usagi;well, same thing ithink -324378;1344737413;usagi;but all the remaining bids could be cleared at the same time by a key number -324377;1344737424;BTC-Mining;Pretty much, intensive in queries -324376;1344737435;BTC-Mining;and database queries tend to be intensive all around -324375;1344737456;BTC-Mining;still, best option for rapidly changing data -324374;1344737494;usagi;its a bad idea imo -324373;1344737508;usagi;it will be removed when volume increases -324372;1344737520;usagi;it will be the source of many issues hehe -324371;1344737591;BTC-Mining;That's half true. Suppose price is 1 and 2 on different shares and you have 18 BTC. You might want to buy those at 0.9 BTC or 1.8BTC each, with no preference as to which to buy first. -324370;1344737635;BTC-Mining;As such, being able two place multiple bid on the same balance would be interesting to insure you can buy the first that gets an ask coming in. -324369;1344737653;BTC-Mining;But yes, it would also have disdvantages too -324368;1344737753;BTC-Mining;On a side note, I still have my 0.5% weekly loan bonds that are not selling. Currently backed at 13990:1 -324367;1344737902;BTC-Mining;What's the lowest rate people would require on a loan? -324366;1344738017;BTC-Mining;Ah, this channel is sleeping -324365;1344738138;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10896 = 0.5448 BTC [+] -324364;1344738166;kakobrekla;7% seems to work ;> -324363;1344738251;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.19589999 = 0.5877 BTC [-] -324362;1344738480;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.1959 = 0.9795 BTC [+] -324361;1344738591;BTC-Mining;I hate that answer ;P -324360;1344738636;BTC-Mining;It's 28x the rate my bank would provide loans with. -324359;1344738684;BTC-Mining;and about 120x a loan rate backed by a house =/ -324358;1344738713;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -324357;1344739202;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 12 @ 0.09 = 1.08 BTC [-] -324356;1344739276;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1085 = 0.651 BTC [-] -324355;1344739392;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9997 BTC [-] -324354;1344739465;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC -324353;1344739620;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3799 = 2.2794 BTC [+] -324352;1344739717;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.0599 BTC [-] -324351;1344739963;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 30 @ 0.08997989 = 2.6994 BTC [-] -324350;1344740393;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: why would anyone loan you money -324349;1344740398;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [+] -324348;1344740439;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1187 = 0.5935 BTC [-] -324347;1344740441;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.1188 = 0.4752 BTC [+] -324346;1344740729;DeaDTerra;1-3% a week usually works :) -324345;1344740750;DeaDTerra;as long as you have some reputation and you can guarantee that you can pay it back -324344;1344741181;BTC-Mining;There's plenty of loans going around Diablo -324343;1344741223;BTC-Mining;Yes, I suppose I could go up to 1%... still seems like a lot at 52% per year however. -324342;1344741300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14727 @ 0.00034666 = 5.1053 BTC [+] -324341;1344741301;DeaDTerra;This is Bitcoins :P -324340;1344741302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 73 @ 0.00034672 = 0.0253 BTC [+] -324339;1344741313;DeaDTerra;Every month in the Bitcoin economy is a year in real life :P -324338;1344741394;Luceo;^ -324337;1344741412;Luceo;The loan can increase or decrease in $ value by far more than 1% in a week :P -324336;1344741517;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 3 @ 0.09999 = 0.3 BTC [-] -324335;1344741518;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -324334;1344741698;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001 BTC [-] -324333;1344741703;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 1 @ 0.04 BTC [-] -324332;1344741724;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.1 = 1.1 BTC -324331;1344741791;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 4 @ 1.03 = 4.12 BTC [+] -324330;1344741826;BTC-Mining;ARGH! -324329;1344741850;BTC-Mining;Not going to start again =/ -324328;1344742564;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -324327;1344743201;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.14089 BTC [+] -324326;1344743202;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.140989 = 4.564 BTC [+] -324325;1344743204;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.141 = 2.282 BTC [+] -324324;1344743479;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2000 @ 0.00011485 = 0.2297 BTC [+] -324323;1344743542;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -324322;1344743567;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 300 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0345 BTC [+] -324321;1344743622;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 34 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0039 BTC [+] -324320;1344744080;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 75 @ 1.04 = 78 BTC [+] -324319;1344744114;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.0403 BTC [+] -324318;1344744147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11826 @ 0.00034672 = 4.1003 BTC [+] -324317;1344744267;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.169899 BTC [-] -324316;1344744978;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5600 @ 0.00110266 = 6.1749 BTC [-] -324315;1344745575;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.1201 BTC [-] -324314;1344745833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.000335 = 3.35 BTC [-] -324313;1344745938;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1201 = 4.4804 BTC [-] -324312;1344745940;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 1.12 = 11.2 BTC [-] -324311;1344746514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44647 @ 0.00034672 = 15.48 BTC [+] -324310;1344746515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2630 @ 0.0003469 = 0.9123 BTC [+] -324309;1344747640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26830 @ 0.0003469 = 9.3073 BTC [+] -324308;1344747642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6567 @ 0.00034699 = 2.2787 BTC [+] -324307;1344747923;coingenuity;ATTENTION: IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED A PRIVATE MESSAGE WITH A LINK TO http://tinyurl.com/bunnyxxxxx DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS APPLICATION -324306;1344748030;Diablo-D3;who cares -324305;1344748033;Diablo-D3;we all run linux anyhow -324304;1344748038;Diablo-D3;probably doesnt even work in wine -324303;1344748647;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.10738 = 0.6443 BTC [-] -324302;1344749966;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 ++ lol -324301;1344749992;mircea_popescu;what is it coingenuity, some wallet stealer ? -324300;1344750826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35109 @ 0.00034116 = 11.9778 BTC [-] -324299;1344751146;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -324298;1344752123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2833 @ 0.00034699 = 0.983 BTC [+] -324297;1344752124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14867 @ 0.00034776 = 5.1701 BTC [+] -324296;1344753940;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.10737 = 4.2948 BTC [-] -324295;1344753981;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10737 = 0.2147 BTC [-] -324294;1344754862;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 5 @ 1.224 = 6.12 BTC [-] -324293;1344754887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9095 @ 0.00034776 = 3.1629 BTC [+] -324292;1344754888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13105 @ 0.00034897 = 4.5733 BTC [+] -324291;1344755040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1761 @ 0.00034897 = 0.6145 BTC [+] -324290;1344755041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 593 @ 0.00034924 = 0.2071 BTC [+] -324289;1344755097;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 4 @ 1.247 = 4.988 BTC [+] -324288;1344755125;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 5 @ 1.248 = 6.24 BTC [+] -324287;1344755414;BTC-Mining;well coingenuity provided no answer... sadly -324286;1344755489;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: BTC-Mining keylogger -324285;1344755583;BTC-Mining;well, that sounds bad eh -324284;1344755646;BTC-Mining;hmm, seems the link was deactived. Convenient. -324283;1344755687;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10737 BTC [-] -324282;1344755719;BTC-Mining;OBSI.HRPT... risky share -324281;1344755744;BTC-Mining;exactly the same kind of risk/reward -324280;1344755886;Diablo-D3;heh -324279;1344755905;BTC-Mining;I wish we could get the full specifics details about those operations. -324278;1344755911;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.04 = 4.16 BTC [+] -324277;1344756092;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.154 BTC [-] -324276;1344757042;mircea_popescu;coingenuity nasty. -324275;1344757171;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining what share is it ? -324274;1344757194;BTC-Mining;OBSI.HRPT -324273;1344757217;BTC-Mining;well, pirate too, which has many shares reselling the investment -324272;1344757375;BTC-Mining;On another note: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnmbKPh6qqs -324271;1344757408;BTC-Mining;I'm unsure why cavirtex decided to promote them -324270;1344757543;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yea but i mean what does it do ? -324269;1344757550;mircea_popescu;it's a share of what ? -324268;1344757564;BTC-Mining;Mining share -324267;1344757566;mircea_popescu;280 views. ouch. -324266;1344757588;BTC-Mining;Cavirtex is a very small exchange to start with... -324265;1344757606;BTC-Mining;Not so many Canadians that are fans of bitcoins -324264;1344757611;mircea_popescu;i didn't even know youtube counted views to that granularity. -324263;1344757628;BTC-Mining;it counts to the 1 -324262;1344757737;BTC-Mining;As far as I know, their stats are very accurate and detailed. -324261;1344757764;BTC-Mining;And "partner" accounts get a share of revenue too (for actual content creators). -324260;1344757790;BTC-Mining;So long as it's their videos and it does not contain any brand/copyright music seen or heard within -324259;1344757858;mircea_popescu;aha ? cool. -324258;1344757964;BTC-Mining;Well it is owned by google now... and they do are great for stat tools and revenue sharing will sorts of partner tools -324257;1344758585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1300 @ 0.00356657 = 4.6365 BTC [+] -324256;1344759187;BTC-Mining;Poll: if you were to catch a sale of shares from a large typo, would you be willing to let their owner buy them back if they requested it explaining the situation? -324255;1344759903;mircea_popescu;no. -324254;1344759942;mircea_popescu;btw, do you know about that 1bn shares sale on the japan market ? -324253;1344759951;mircea_popescu;was am istake by like 3 degrees of magnitude, went through -324252;1344760171;BTC-Mining;Nope -324251;1344760210;BTC-Mining;I know people here who would have accepted however to refund -324250;1344760291;BTC-Mining;Although I must say most around are individuals who know each other and not large funds/corporation/legal entities -324249;1344760384;BTC-Mining;3 orders of magnitude? Like shares worth $20 sold at $0.20? -324248;1344760632;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 1.0597 = 10.597 BTC [-] -324247;1344760634;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 18 @ 1.0598 = 19.0764 BTC [+] -324246;1344760635;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 17 @ 1.0599 = 18.0183 BTC [+] -324245;1344760636;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 15 @ 1.06 = 15.9 BTC [+] -324244;1344760708;mircea_popescu;;;later tell btc-mining no, like an order for 1mn shares was turned into one for 1bn shares. -324243;1344760709;gribble;The operation succeeded. -324242;1344761059;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.04 = 2.08 BTC [+] -324241;1344761233;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 800 @ 0.00110278 = 0.8822 BTC [+] -324240;1344761450;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 10 @ 0.10296 = 1.0296 BTC [+] -324239;1344762534;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 1.1101 BTC [+] -324238;1344762549;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -324237;1344762565;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.069 BTC [-] -324236;1344762566;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324235;1344762687;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324234;1344763631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 17 @ 0.00356657 = 0.0606 BTC [+] -324233;1344763689;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324232;1344763763;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324231;1344764096;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -324230;1344764261;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324229;1344764332;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 1.04 = 8.32 BTC [+] -324228;1344764386;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324227;1344764490;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324226;1344764610;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324225;1344764640;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324224;1344764649;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 18 @ 0.1188 = 2.1384 BTC [+] -324223;1344764650;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.119 = 0.595 BTC [+] -324222;1344764651;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 44 @ 0.12 = 5.28 BTC [+] -324221;1344764691;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324220;1344764730;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324219;1344764774;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324218;1344764796;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324217;1344764810;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324216;1344764832;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324215;1344764853;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324214;1344764870;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -324213;1344765954;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 1.04 = 10.4 BTC [+] -324212;1344766700;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 150000 @ 0.01666535 = 2499.8025 BTC [-] -324211;1344789128;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC -324210;1344789639;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-EU] 1 @ 0.195 BTC [+] -324209;1344790070;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3851 = 2.3106 BTC [+] -324208;1344790081;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 8 @ 0.01 = 0.08 BTC [+] -324207;1344790172;usagi;BMF paid dividends (1.22% on 0.72btc/share, NAV is now 0.73) -324206;1344790482;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1049 = 0.2098 BTC [+] -324205;1344790585;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 37 @ 0.1 = 3.7 BTC -324204;1344790701;mircea_popescu;usagi what's bmf ? -324203;1344790711;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [+] -324202;1344790711;usagi;Bitcoin Mining Fund -324201;1344790722;usagi;The largest and dare I say best run mining fund on the GLBSE -324200;1344790727;usagi;tsukino.ca/bmf -324199;1344790730;mircea_popescu;aha -324198;1344790742;usagi;I will be updating the page shortly, the fund was in sleepwalking mode for the last month -324197;1344790748;usagi;because of the minign crash -324196;1344790749;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 10 @ 0.084 = 0.84 BTC [-] -324195;1344790772;mircea_popescu;o hey, with nice assets discussion and everything on that blog. -324194;1344790780;usagi;Yeah -324193;1344790783;mircea_popescu;we need more of that. -324192;1344790791;usagi;I will be publishing an interview with Juan of BTC-MINING this week. -324191;1344790802;usagi;Kick off the week with a bang ^^ -324190;1344790825;mircea_popescu;ya don't let it lapse you know ? -324189;1344790833;usagi;Well my goal is to be the best in everything I do -324188;1344790855;usagi;I just hried someone to do analysis and writeups -324187;1344790866;usagi;So we will see if I can't get a few writeups/advisories out this month too -324186;1344790936;mircea_popescu;very nice. -324185;1344790962;usagi;I also write options for customers :p -324184;1344790968;usagi;But we do it by hand, nothing on an exchange yet -324183;1344790985;usagi;We paid out on a BMMO covered call just recently -324182;1344790996;usagi;or was that a put, something like that -324181;1344790999;mircea_popescu;o, you do options on the mining shares ? -324180;1344791017;usagi;Yea but I do them by hand because there's no facility for backing it on the GLBSE. -324179;1344791049;mircea_popescu;i could make a symbol on mpex but i don't think there's enough volume yet to warrant it. maybe on giga, tho... -324178;1344791055;usagi;We can take the other side of covered calls as well, which is a popular option for customers -324177;1344791089;usagi;All in good time mircea, i'm sure it will be facilitated soon -324176;1344791098;usagi;One way or another :) -324175;1344791118;assbot;[GLBSE] [IMPACT] 1 @ 0.009 BTC [+] -324174;1344791121;mircea_popescu;yeah, no point in rushing things TOO much. -324173;1344791319;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1049 = 0.5245 BTC [+] -324172;1344791332;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.5099 BTC [+] -324171;1344791354;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1049 = 0.3147 BTC [+] -324170;1344791642;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3699 = 2.2194 BTC [-] -324169;1344791796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3914 @ 0.00034924 = 1.3669 BTC [+] -324168;1344791798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57077 @ 0.00034947 = 19.9467 BTC [+] -324167;1344791799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48886 @ 0.00035001 = 17.1106 BTC [+] -324166;1344791800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51400 @ 0.00035029 = 18.0049 BTC [+] -324165;1344791802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.0003506 = 0.2104 BTC [+] -324164;1344791803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25614 @ 0.00035145 = 9.002 BTC [+] -324163;1344791804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67872 @ 0.00035149 = 23.8563 BTC [+] -324162;1344791805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64108 @ 0.00035159 = 22.5397 BTC [+] -324161;1344791805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50367 @ 0.00035192 = 17.7252 BTC [+] -324160;1344791806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3121 @ 0.00035266 = 1.1007 BTC [+] -324159;1344791807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37203 @ 0.00035523 = 13.2156 BTC [+] -324158;1344791809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42305 @ 0.0003554 = 15.0352 BTC [+] -324157;1344791810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64300 @ 0.00035672 = 22.9371 BTC [+] -324156;1344791811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11090 @ 0.00035748 = 3.9645 BTC [+] -324155;1344791812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20407 @ 0.00035763 = 7.2982 BTC [+] -324154;1344791813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7101 @ 0.00035896 = 2.549 BTC [+] -324153;1344791814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29070 @ 0.00035941 = 10.448 BTC [+] -324152;1344791814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35528 @ 0.00035961 = 12.7762 BTC [+] -324151;1344791815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36381 @ 0.00035967 = 13.0852 BTC [+] -324150;1344791816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13138 @ 0.00035996 = 4.7292 BTC [+] -324149;1344791817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15239 @ 0.0003601 = 5.4876 BTC [+] -324148;1344791818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16805 @ 0.00036022 = 6.0535 BTC [+] -324147;1344791819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39100 @ 0.0003603 = 14.0877 BTC [+] -324146;1344791820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 912 @ 0.00036092 = 0.3292 BTC [+] -324145;1344791822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4070 @ 0.00036156 = 1.4715 BTC [+] -324144;1344791823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23241 @ 0.00036171 = 8.4065 BTC [+] -324143;1344791824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53381 @ 0.00036295 = 19.3746 BTC [+] -324142;1344791824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42478 @ 0.00036328 = 15.4314 BTC [+] -324141;1344791825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29025 @ 0.00036435 = 10.5753 BTC [+] -324140;1344791826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00036448 = 0.9112 BTC [+] -324139;1344791827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59100 @ 0.00036451 = 21.5425 BTC [+] -324138;1344791828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40086 @ 0.00036468 = 14.6186 BTC [+] -324137;1344791829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4581 @ 0.00036484 = 1.6713 BTC [+] -324136;1344792422;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 155 @ 0.000238 = 0.0369 BTC [-] -324135;1344792620;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -324134;1344792723;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC -324133;1344793136;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 8 @ 0.05 = 0.4 BTC [-] -324132;1344793162;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 199 @ 0.1 = 19.9 BTC -324131;1344793422;EskimoBob;S.MPOE? -324130;1344793515;ColdHardMetal;an investment in mircea's options efforts I believe. -324129;1344793533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30719 @ 0.00036484 = 11.2075 BTC [+] -324128;1344793535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8581 @ 0.00036616 = 3.142 BTC [+] -324127;1344793627;EskimoBob;usagi: you got any .C laying around? -324126;1344793644;usagi;soon -324125;1344793649;usagi;im updating the spreadsheets -324124;1344793654;usagi;then I will put them up for sale again -324123;1344793666;usagi;dont panic they will go for 1 btc :) -324122;1344793758;EskimoBob;what is the ETA? -324121;1344793816;usagi;15 minute -324120;1344793821;usagi;Just put up a bid for 1 -324119;1344793823;usagi;I'll fill it -324118;1344793936;EskimoBob;my PPT.C expired and I missed out on the auction while traveling -324117;1344793943;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1049 = 0.2098 BTC [+] -324116;1344793991;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.62 BTC [-] -324115;1344794040;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.1 = 1.3 BTC -324114;1344794120;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.37479999 BTC [+] -324113;1344794218;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1242 = 0.2484 BTC [-] -324112;1344794453;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [+] -324111;1344794889;Diablo-D3;[08:55:38] Diablo-D3, what did they say to make you belive in them :) -324110;1344794899;Diablo-D3;what fab size -324109;1344794911;Diablo-D3;and what specific fab type -324108;1344795038;EskimoBob;usagi: do people get mad when you do your weekly dump at 1? -324107;1344795066;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: Im not sure if the info should be public, so Im not repeating it, but they answered the questions approrpiately -324106;1344795073;usagi;Why would they? -324105;1344795092;usagi;If they buy in at 1.10 during the week and get a 8.5% payment -324104;1344795100;usagi;the next day -324103;1344795110;usagi;then they only really paid like 1.015 -324102;1344795113;usagi;thats not a big deal -324101;1344795115;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -324100;1344795122;usagi;Some guy bought 50 shares at 1.50 -324099;1344795138;usagi;I daresay he will have a chance to get out -324098;1344795153;usagi;shares going up now -324097;1344795158;usagi;place your bids gentlemen -324096;1344795174;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: btw, whats the difference between usagi and me? I buy DMC shares out when they're exceedingly cheap -324095;1344795197;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob : http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -324094;1344795203;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 1 @ 1.03 BTC [+] -324093;1344795220;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -324092;1344795249;usagi;Mmm..sales -324091;1344795341;ColdHardMetal;mmm..asset churn -324090;1344795342;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -324089;1344795389;mircea_popescu;i'm curious how you'd value assets for to churn them. -324088;1344795410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14725 @ 0.00036616 = 5.3917 BTC [+] -324087;1344795411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57267 @ 0.00036619 = 20.9706 BTC [+] -324086;1344795412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43137 @ 0.00036623 = 15.7981 BTC [+] -324085;1344795413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10229 @ 0.00036715 = 3.7556 BTC [+] -324084;1344795414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25324 @ 0.00036728 = 9.301 BTC [+] -324083;1344795415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51600 @ 0.00036782 = 18.9795 BTC [+] -324082;1344795417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18542 @ 0.00036804 = 6.8242 BTC [+] -324081;1344795418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49151 @ 0.0003684 = 18.1072 BTC [+] -324080;1344795419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34400 @ 0.00036856 = 12.6785 BTC [+] -324079;1344795420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66198 @ 0.00036858 = 24.3993 BTC [+] -324078;1344795420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 626 @ 0.00036867 = 0.2308 BTC [+] -324077;1344795421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42985 @ 0.00036922 = 15.8709 BTC [+] -324076;1344795422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23180 @ 0.00036928 = 8.5599 BTC [+] -324075;1344795423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61866 @ 0.00036983 = 22.8799 BTC [+] -324074;1344795424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56602 @ 0.00036992 = 20.9382 BTC [+] -324073;1344795426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53131 @ 0.00036996 = 19.6563 BTC [+] -324072;1344795427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3501 @ 0.00037023 = 1.2962 BTC [+] -324071;1344795428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23271 @ 0.00037037 = 8.6189 BTC [+] -324070;1344795429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57619 @ 0.00037041 = 21.3427 BTC [+] -324069;1344795429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33343 @ 0.00037066 = 12.3589 BTC [+] -324068;1344795430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26408 @ 0.00037097 = 9.7966 BTC [+] -324067;1344795431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47870 @ 0.00037119 = 17.7689 BTC [+] -324066;1344795432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48910 @ 0.00037171 = 18.1803 BTC [+] -324065;1344795433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64861 @ 0.00037183 = 24.1173 BTC [+] -324064;1344795434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17844 @ 0.00037184 = 6.6351 BTC [+] -324063;1344795435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46802 @ 0.00037236 = 17.4272 BTC [+] -324062;1344795436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20608 @ 0.00037361 = 7.6994 BTC [+] -324061;1344795446;mircea_popescu;mk this is getting out of hand. -324060;1344795495;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 1.01 = 10.1 BTC [-] -324059;1344795497;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 1.009 = 5.045 BTC [-] -324058;1344795498;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1.005 BTC [-] -324057;1344795499;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 1.00000011 = 5 BTC [-] -324056;1344795501;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [-] -324055;1344795502;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC [-] -324054;1344795502;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 50 @ 1 = 50 BTC [-] -324053;1344795551;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: nothing wrong with your fond but I think you are too deep in "bonds" - actually, I have not see the last investment report and I can be wrong -324052;1344795611;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -324051;1344795622;EskimoBob;I still hold DMC looks like someone had a panic attack - 0.00000001 -324050;1344795661;mircea_popescu;fwiw, i hate the fact that https://glbse.com/asset/view/DMC works but https://glbse.com/asset/view/dmc does not. -324049;1344795669;mircea_popescu;how hard is it to do! -324048;1344795694;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: just a rewrite rule -324047;1344795697;mircea_popescu;yeah. -324046;1344795699;TheSeven;EskimoBob: or a breached GLBSE account that was cleared out -324045;1344795710;EskimoBob;but "D" is not same as "d" in linux world :) -324044;1344795710;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 150000 @ 0.01993505 = 2990.2575 BTC [+] -324043;1344795727;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob i know that, im just saying, it's a line in htaccess. -324042;1344795727;usagi;Lol -324041;1344795734;usagi;Just wait til obsi makes his bidwall -324040;1344795741;usagi;then you will see spam. -324039;1344795771;EskimoBob;not cool at all -324038;1344795779;mircea_popescu;wait Diablo-D3 runs a fund ? thought it was a straight miner. -324037;1344795788;usagi;Well it depends who you ask -324036;1344795992;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3072 @ 0.00111919 = 3.4382 BTC [+] -324035;1344795993;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5933 @ 0.00112857 = 6.6958 BTC [+] -324034;1344795995;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5864 @ 0.00112948 = 6.6233 BTC [+] -324033;1344795996;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8944 @ 0.00113011 = 10.1077 BTC [+] -324032;1344795997;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1187 @ 0.0011304 = 1.3418 BTC [+] -324031;1344796056;mircea_popescu;Each share represents 0% of the ownership in the company assets. -324030;1344796063;mircea_popescu;this is an interesting way to go about it lol -324029;1344796103;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 1.0403 = 5.2015 BTC [+] -324028;1344796169;mircea_popescu;anyone know who runs quickco.in ? -324027;1344796406;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1500 @ 0.00011485 = 0.1723 BTC [+] -324026;1344796512;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 700 @ 0.0011304 = 0.7913 BTC [+] -324025;1344796888;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 23 @ 0.1 = 2.3 BTC -324024;1344796986;usagi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97178.msg1094798#msg1094798 -324023;1344797014;mircea_popescu;The number of accounts is currently at about 22000, and the largest number of people online at any given time is 126 -324022;1344797021;mircea_popescu;jesus i didn't realise sr was so tiny -324021;1344797069;mircea_popescu;usagi : you prolly want to put those on a blog or something of your own too -324020;1344797081;usagi;tsukino.ca/cpa -324019;1344797092;usagi;It will go up soon -324018;1344797107;mircea_popescu;aha. what's the story with zip ? -324017;1344797143;usagi;I'm not involved -324016;1344797148;usagi;so I won't relay what amounts to rumor -324015;1344797172;mircea_popescu;a ok -324014;1344797173;usagi;But it is obvious that JRO has been neglegent in his duties to shareholders -324013;1344797178;mircea_popescu;thought it was publicly known/stated -324012;1344797206;usagi;For example I will not state that he isn't responding to emails, but rather point out that someone else said that -324011;1344797218;usagi;And a number of other things.. Check the rebate and zip.a threads -324010;1344797220;usagi;thats all I know -324009;1344797265;usagi;Kind of weird because he is well known in the SF community, I hear people he doesn't know stop him on the street all the time asking him about his businesses -324008;1344797275;usagi;I'm sure it will be resolved soon -324007;1344797300;Diablo-D3;[11:23:00] wait Diablo-D3 runs a fund ? thought it was a straight miner. -324006;1344797303;Diablo-D3;I run a company -324005;1344797331;mircea_popescu;maybe the guy got the flu or w/e -324004;1344797336;Diablo-D3;its not a fund, although its been virtually acting like that for the short term -324003;1344797338;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 as in, diversified ? -324002;1344797354;Diablo-D3;diversified enough -324001;1344797360;Diablo-D3;its hard to be when there isnt many options out there -324000;1344797381;Diablo-D3;if you want a diversified fund, go buy usagi's bmf instead -323999;1344797384;Diablo-D3;or nyan -323998;1344797394;mircea_popescu;im trying to recall what the relation was between zip.x and bdk -323997;1344797404;usagi;Nothing apparently -323996;1344797413;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 just sorta trying to keep track of what's going on :p -323995;1344797415;usagi;BDK is Kludge's bank -323994;1344797419;mircea_popescu;yeah. -323993;1344797424;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=84363.0 -323992;1344797428;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469 -323991;1344797439;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats DMC's big plan -323990;1344797477;mircea_popescu;Happy Dividend Day! haha -323989;1344797498;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you ever seen smickles' reporting sheets ? -323988;1344797524;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.99999999 = 2 BTC [-] -323987;1344797573;mircea_popescu;lol 2 @ 0.99999999 = 2 BTC that's cute :D -323986;1344797610;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323985;1344797619;Diablo-D3;I dont pay attention to them -323984;1344797642;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323983;1344797654;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i thought it was a pretty good adaptation of gaap for bitcoin assets. just saying/ -323982;1344797672;Diablo-D3;it probably is -323981;1344797704;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323980;1344797713;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323979;1344797732;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323978;1344797770;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323977;1344797779;usagi;Who would sell NYAN at 0.99999 given we pay 8.6% a week -323976;1344797791;usagi;They must need it for drugs or something -323975;1344797803;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323974;1344797864;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323973;1344797882;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323972;1344797905;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323971;1344797906;mircea_popescu;usagi well they got the dividend already right ? -323970;1344797958;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323969;1344797991;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323968;1344798013;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323967;1344798049;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.99999999 = 3 BTC [-] -323966;1344798050;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 15 @ 1 = 15 BTC [+] -323965;1344798057;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323964;1344798099;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323963;1344798111;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -323962;1344798123;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323961;1344798134;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323960;1344798185;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323959;1344798186;mircea_popescu;lol @ forum hate. what's p4 got against you Diablo-D3 ? -323958;1344798216;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323957;1344798242;usagi;where -323956;1344798252;usagi;oh p4man? -323955;1344798257;usagi;p4man is a troll -323954;1344798270;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323953;1344798303;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323952;1344798316;Diablo-D3;yeah hes a troll -323951;1344798322;Diablo-D3;I let him sink himself -323950;1344798328;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323949;1344798336;mircea_popescu;people may throw their money at Pirate or BFL instead because they don't know any better. << what's the problem with bfl ?! -323948;1344798349;mircea_popescu;aren't they supposed to deliver like 1mn worth of fpga/asics this year to various ppl ? -323947;1344798351;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.14099999 = 6.846 BTC [+] -323946;1344798352;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.14109999 = 4.5644 BTC [+] -323945;1344798353;Diablo-D3;no one think BFL is real -323944;1344798358;mircea_popescu;what ?! -323943;1344798362;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00011485 BTC [+] -323942;1344798369;Diablo-D3;well their asic shit -323941;1344798377;Diablo-D3;their fpga shit is mildly real -323940;1344798378;mircea_popescu;dude i know people with 10-100k usd in preorders ? -323939;1344798386;Diablo-D3;yeah, I know those same people -323938;1344798389;Diablo-D3;I feel sorry for them -323937;1344798399;mircea_popescu;well maybe not exactly the same but yeah, many well known too. -323936;1344798412;mircea_popescu;heck, wasn't giga doing a large buy for one ? -323935;1344798429;Diablo-D3;yup -323934;1344798433;Diablo-D3;giga might have the largets buy -323933;1344798436;usagi;what thread, D -323932;1344798444;Diablo-D3;usagi: DMC's -323931;1344798450;mircea_popescu;possibly, yea, since it's not clear exactly how many he;'s taking or what. -323930;1344798475;mircea_popescu;well i'll tell you, if bfl flakes out that'll be some pretty turmoily news. -323929;1344798476;zefir;ZETA-MINING: dividends for week 32.2012 paid -323928;1344798570;mircea_popescu;there is a point raised there, troll or no troll. the question with mining assets is if their dividends meet their depreciation rates -323927;1344798578;mircea_popescu;this is a very disputable issue. -323926;1344798581;EskimoBob;what was the BTC price when the BFL (or is it BFFL :) hysteria started? -323925;1344798595;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob when do you count it to have started ? january ? -323924;1344798612;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -323923;1344798625;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: btc basically doubled. -323922;1344798743;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i doubt if btc goes back under 10 this year tbh. -323921;1344798786;mircea_popescu;but just ftr, the first 1mn start-up is kinda too late, mpex is ~3.5mn atm. -323920;1344798925;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.0011304 = 5.539 BTC [+] -323919;1344799005;DeaDTerra;I am planning to do another ASICMINER bulk order, if anyone is interested or want to join our skype group to talk to the development crew, then pm me :) -323918;1344799095;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra what do you know about the entire ownes/zip thing ? -323917;1344799120;mircea_popescu;i'm asking because "Hello, I am sorry that there has been no official thread so far JRO the owner of Rebate has not had time to post one as he has a lot to do with other projects, Kronor etc." -323916;1344799894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 500 @ 0.00351528 = 1.7576 BTC [-] -323915;1344799912;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: are they close to being done? -323914;1344800041;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.03499934 BTC [-] -323913;1344800057;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.1959 = 0.9795 BTC [+] -323912;1344800169;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 1.04 = 2.08 BTC [+] -323911;1344800299;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 10 @ 1.248 = 12.48 BTC [+] -323910;1344800346;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 13 @ 0.1242 = 1.6146 BTC [-] -323909;1344800369;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83784.msg1092788#msg1092788 -323908;1344800385;mircea_popescu;ok, this is possibly the most unprofessional thing i ever read in my life. WHAT ?! -323907;1344800404;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1242 BTC [-] -323906;1344800412;kakobrekla;:D -323905;1344800452;mircea_popescu;dude, it boggles. "i had an asset made in my name on my website and then i got like 1k btc of i dunno how many raised cause i didn't care and nao i shall give people whatever i have left ty all for being pros" -323904;1344800454;mircea_popescu;what the fuck. -323903;1344800481;kakobrekla;he is unserious. -323902;1344800543;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: more like 2 months ago or so -323901;1344800600;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob well why ? i mean giga was doing raffles back in april or w/e ? -323900;1344800712;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC [+] -323899;1344800750;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 500 @ 0.001 = 0.5 BTC [+] -323898;1344800789;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.14099999 = 4.564 BTC [-] -323897;1344800845;DeaDTerra;sorry I was eating dinner -323896;1344800850;DeaDTerra;let me read the log -323895;1344800875;DeaDTerra; DeaDTerra what do you know about the entire ownes/zip thing ? In what sense what do I know?, I know most things about it. -323894;1344800925;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15439999 BTC [+] -323893;1344800954;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: how close are they to their goal? -323892;1344801052;DeaDTerra;ZipConf has a major flaw/bug in the system, it's unknown when or if it will ever be fixed, JRO has said that it might not be able to be launched publically but it can instead run as a network with only trusted parties on it. Note that I am parafrasing -323891;1344801089;DeaDTerra;Rebate is up and running but is not as profitable as it needs to be and I doubt it will be as profitable, as long as it's not integrated to ZipConf and it doesn't have a proper development team behind it. -323890;1344801103;kakobrekla;rebate is bug.com -323889;1344801106;DeaDTerra;My opinion is to reach a deal with JRO of a slow payback to the investors. -323888;1344801132;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.PPT] 7 @ 1.8 = 12.6 BTC [-] -323887;1344801249;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.37479999 = 3.3732 BTC [+] -323886;1344801305;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.37489999 = 2.2494 BTC [+] -323885;1344801562;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.1011102 = 1.1122 BTC [-] -323884;1344801563;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 38 @ 0.1011101 = 3.8422 BTC [-] -323883;1344801565;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10111 = 1.0111 BTC [-] -323882;1344801566;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 514 @ 0.1011 = 51.9654 BTC [-] -323881;1344801566;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1000 @ 0.101 = 101 BTC [-] -323880;1344801567;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 500 @ 0.1008 = 50.4 BTC [-] -323879;1344801569;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 500 @ 0.1007 = 50.35 BTC [-] -323878;1344801570;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 800 @ 0.1006 = 80.48 BTC [-] -323877;1344801571;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1000 @ 0.10055 = 100.55 BTC [-] -323876;1344801572;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1005 = 10.05 BTC [-] -323875;1344801573;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 300 @ 0.1004 = 30.12 BTC [-] -323874;1344801574;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.1003 = 20.06 BTC [-] -323873;1344801575;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1002 = 10.02 BTC [-] -323872;1344801575;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1001 = 10.01 BTC [-] -323871;1344801577;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.100001 = 2 BTC [-] -323870;1344801578;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.100001 = 1.8 BTC [-] -323869;1344801579;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 500 @ 0.1000001 = 50.0001 BTC [-] -323868;1344801580;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 72 @ 0.1 = 7.2 BTC [-] -323867;1344801581;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.1 = 6 BTC [-] -323866;1344801582;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 80 @ 0.1 = 8 BTC [-] -323865;1344801583;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 600 @ 0.1 = 60 BTC [-] -323864;1344801584;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 130 @ 0.1 = 13 BTC [-] -323863;1344801585;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 70 @ 0.1 = 7 BTC [-] -323862;1344801585;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.1 = 6 BTC [-] -323861;1344801586;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 80 @ 0.1 = 8 BTC [-] -323860;1344801587;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 105 @ 0.1 = 10.5 BTC [-] -323859;1344801588;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 64 @ 0.1 = 6.4 BTC [-] -323858;1344801590;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -323857;1344801591;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -323856;1344801592;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -323855;1344801593;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 190 @ 0.1 = 19 BTC [-] -323854;1344801593;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [-] -323853;1344801594;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -323852;1344801595;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -323851;1344801596;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 900 @ 0.1 = 90 BTC [-] -323850;1344801597;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 300 @ 0.1 = 30 BTC [-] -323849;1344801598;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [-] -323848;1344801599;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.1 = 2.1 BTC [-] -323847;1344801636;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra so then as conjecture, the problem they were trying to solve solved them, people got disheatened, took a nervous break-down, will in principle be back to unwind soonish -323846;1344801642;mircea_popescu;something like that ? -323845;1344801771;mircea_popescu;"From what I've learned, those around him (not going to drop names here) have been covering for him for some time. To resolve a situation requires at the least basic communication, of which we've not seen for months." -323844;1344801777;DeaDTerra;JRO is moving on to other projects and is becoming hard to communcate with. -323843;1344801780;mircea_popescu;this on the other hand sounds extremely shakaru-esque. -323842;1344801798;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.3899 = 1.1697 BTC [+] -323841;1344801831;DeaDTerra;when rebate couldn't show the results the shareholders wanted I pushed for a buy back and as JRO didn't respond and I haven't talked to him in a week Nefario decided to shut down the accounts, to investigate what was going on. -323840;1344801840;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 450 @ 0.1 = 45 BTC [-] -323839;1344801847;mircea_popescu;aha. -323838;1344801870;DeaDTerra;Some say he's currently sick, I don't know I just want this solved and get back my BTC -323837;1344801872;mircea_popescu;http://www.thebitcointrader.com/2012/05/bitcoins-hogwarts-san-francisco-tech.html this would be related maybe ? -323836;1344801929;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.065 BTC [-] -323835;1344801961;DeaDTerra;it is -323834;1344801970;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.55 BTC [+] -323833;1344801972;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 39 @ 1.51 = 58.89 BTC [-] -323832;1344801976;DeaDTerra;it's his new Project that he has been spending time on instead of cleaning up Rebate and ZipConf. -323831;1344801991;DeaDTerra;That's why I don't think he will make a run or something silly like that. -323830;1344802009;DeaDTerra;Because he is heavily invested in other Bitcoin related projects. -323829;1344802018;mircea_popescu;well srsly, if this guy is short like 5k btc = 50k usd and jared kenna contributed about the same that'd be all their working capital involed there. -323828;1344802024;mircea_popescu;did tradehill pay out everyone in the end ? -323827;1344802069;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 8 @ 1.03 = 8.24 BTC [+] -323826;1344802089;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.03499932 BTC [-] -323825;1344802093;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -323824;1344802154;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 30 @ 1.035 = 31.05 BTC [+] -323823;1344802222;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.51 = 4.53 BTC [-] -323822;1344802223;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 7 @ 1.492 = 10.444 BTC [-] -323821;1344802310;EskimoBob;DeaDTerra: to you know what language they used to write ZipConf? -323820;1344802333;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 35 @ 1.04 = 36.4 BTC [+] -323819;1344802401;mircea_popescu;"Matthew, I will not entertain your personal circus since I do not consider you a serious person, and much less an unbiassed one" -323818;1344802408;mircea_popescu;lmao the forums are such a lulzy goldmine. -323817;1344802454;DeaDTerra;No I do not know what language it was writen in -323816;1344802463;DeaDTerra;I helped with IPOs, and idea + documents -323815;1344802478;DeaDTerra;I had nothing to do with the development team -323814;1344802508;mircea_popescu;i think it's maybe time this soupy chummyness comes to an end. -323813;1344802521;mircea_popescu;1. everyone is friends with everyone, covers up for people, then we end up shakaru'd. -323812;1344802539;mircea_popescu;2. everyone's involvement is unclear especialyl as to limits till the point something goes wrong. -323811;1344802545;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 500 @ 0.1 = 50 BTC [-] -323810;1344802551;EskimoBob;DeaDTerra: if the code is worth anything and you guys wan someone else to finish it up, I can probably help (I am not a programmer) to get it cleaned up -323809;1344802552;mircea_popescu;people should prolly draw much sharper and clearer boundries -323808;1344802553;DeaDTerra;I am quite pissed at JRO, as he promised me that he would fix this, all of this. Both ZIP.A and Rebate were to be paid back or the service were to go up and start generating profit. So I bought him time and what does he give me, more silence and bullshit. sigh... -323807;1344802576;mircea_popescu;why'd you buy him time ? -323806;1344802584;usagi;EskimoBob no offense but you should be kept far away from production code -323805;1344802603;EskimoBob;I am not a programmer, dip shit :) -323804;1344802608;usagi;See? -323803;1344802613;usagi;I have a way of knowing such things. -323802;1344802636;DeaDTerra;He said that he has investors coming into 20Missions and that he would set his development team on fixing the project. I believed him for the first couple of weeks. -323801;1344802638;EskimoBob;did I say I'll write the code? -323800;1344802647;usagi;JRO will not be very happy if his info gets posted on the bitcoin credit agency -323799;1344802665;DeaDTerra;since then I have been pushing for a wrap up/buy back of this whole thing but as he's very very slow at getting back if he gets back to you at all that is, it's very hard to negotiate. -323798;1344802691;DeaDTerra;I have tried to get contact with him, as he plans to run Bitcoin related projects in the future. It will not work out unless he cleans this mess up -323797;1344802705;mircea_popescu;"his development team". sigh. there's not five developers half competent into bitcoin atm, what "team" ? -323796;1344802710;mircea_popescu;everyone has a team. -323795;1344802724;usagi;If you have a team you are probably incompetent hehe -323794;1344802731;usagi;I don't see the need for a team -323793;1344802733;DeaDTerra;Eric,vlad,alberto is those I know of that has worked on his projects. -323792;1344802758;kakobrekla;vlad? -323791;1344802767;usagi;the bitcoin billionaire guy. -323790;1344802767;mircea_popescu;usagi many of hte better services were in fact a single man endeavour or close thereby, like say bitcoincharts. -323789;1344802775;DeaDTerra;Yes it was stupid to believe him, but he's very convincing plus when you have a lot at stake your brain wants to believe whats being promised. -323788;1344802786;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra that's exactly how people get burned. -323787;1344802799;kakobrekla;wait what, marachenko is invlolved here? -323786;1344802809;mircea_popescu;and this misplaced loyalty creating a fog around things is very detrimental to business and the btc. -323785;1344802818;DeaDTerra;Vlad worked on kronos, and I think he was on the development team -323784;1344802836;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -323783;1344802843;kakobrekla;aha -323782;1344802848;mircea_popescu;Vladimir Alexandrovich Marchenko, the physicist ?! -323781;1344802861;DeaDTerra;Well having that said it's not like I had a tin foil hat on me saying he's going to do this and this because he said so. I questioned him and tried to get him on the correct path several times. -323780;1344802878;DeaDTerra;I might be wrong xD this is all from my memory, let me check the skype log -323779;1344803017;EskimoBob;sure - lets another man and a dog develop something and when he gets "sick" and walks... you have a assload of broken code :) -323778;1344803029;DeaDTerra;nvm I am going to stop name dropping it was months ago, I can't remember -323777;1344803064;DeaDTerra;Tbh this is how I think the whole rebate thing went down -323776;1344803092;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [+] -323775;1344803109;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3795 = 0.759 BTC [-] -323774;1344803110;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.3799 = 1.5196 BTC [+] -323773;1344803112;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.38 = 3.04 BTC [+] -323772;1344803113;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.39 = 3.9 BTC [+] -323771;1344803114;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 12 @ 0.39 = 4.68 BTC [+] -323770;1344803114;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 14 @ 0.3999999 = 5.6 BTC [+] -323769;1344803116;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 100 @ 0.4 = 40 BTC [+] -323768;1344803117;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.4139 = 4.139 BTC [+] -323767;1344803142;DeaDTerra;JRO planned to help Alberto develop it and he planned to make sure it was profitable and went sucessful. But after the IPO he and alberto had a conflict and JRO dissapread for a long time. A couple of weeks in fact. Then he comes back he has moved on to 20Misisons and Kronos, and now avoids Rebate etc. So I think he originally planned to run it but hen jumped off after the fight with -323766;1344803142;DeaDTerra;Alberto. -323765;1344803156;DeaDTerra;Now the question is wheres the rest of the money from the IPO -323764;1344803185;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.469 = 0.938 BTC [+] -323763;1344803219;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10526 @ 0.00111986 = 11.7876 BTC [-] -323762;1344803220;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7900 @ 0.00110266 = 8.711 BTC [-] -323761;1344803222;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1574 @ 0.00109258 = 1.7197 BTC [-] -323760;1344803258;mircea_popescu;that's quite possible as an explanation -323759;1344803260;usagi;This is why I *always* put arbitration agreements in contracts -323758;1344803282;mircea_popescu;usagi contracts are kinda useless in start-ups in my experience. -323757;1344803285;usagi;I hope you have learned to do the same from now on, DT :) -323756;1344803301;mircea_popescu;they're like marriage contracts. start-ups work when the people are having not sex-sex, but start-up sex. -323755;1344803332;paladon;in about 2,5 hours dividend is paid. Still some shares to sell https://glbse.com/asset/view/PGM -323754;1344803333;DeaDTerra;Eric and Vladimir are -working- on Kronos, -323753;1344803334;DeaDTerra;everyone else is managing -323752;1344803334;usagi;I have no soul. Sorry, can't follow -323751;1344803358;mircea_popescu;usagi just saying, if people have a falling out contracts don't help at this level. -323750;1344803393;mircea_popescu;Could not connect to remote server -323749;1344803393;mircea_popescu;You tried to access the address http://kronos.io/, which is currently unavailable. -323748;1344803408;mircea_popescu;that doesn't look too good ? -323747;1344803446;DeaDTerra;If JRO doesn't respond soon then I will go through all skype convo I have ever been in with him and release all the relevant info -323746;1344803457;DeaDTerra;all his projects, all his secrets, all his new and up and coming once as well. -323745;1344803465;usagi;Oh yes they do -323744;1344803494;DeaDTerra;Though first I want Nefario to call him repeated times, so it's obvious he's not planning on taking responsibility -323743;1344803497;usagi;check this one out http://www.tsukino.ca/cpa/customers/account-16/ -323742;1344803512;usagi;F. DISPUTE RESOLUTION -323741;1344803512;usagi;1. Any controversy or claim arising out of or relating to this -323740;1344803512;usagi;contract, or the breach of this contract, shall be settled -323739;1344803512;usagi;by binding internet arbitration at judge.me in accordance -323738;1344803512;usagi;with the judge.me arbitration agreement. The arbitrator's -323737;1344803514;usagi;decision shall be final and legally binding and judgment may -323736;1344803516;usagi;be entered thereon. -323735;1344803521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00035218 = 0.7396 BTC [-] -323734;1344803548;usagi;I guarantee you I would go after someone that did that to me if they signed a contract like that -323733;1344803620;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.465 BTC [-] -323732;1344803808;mircea_popescu;usagi : point is, so you go after them. so ? -323731;1344803876;usagi;So we get a judgement -323730;1344803878;usagi;and we take his car -323729;1344803885;usagi;repo -323728;1344803887;usagi;Or whatever -323727;1344803890;usagi;dunno lol -323726;1344803911;PsychoticBoy;operation REPO lol -323725;1344803916;usagi;I'm not joking -323724;1344803925;usagi;These are serious contracts -323723;1344803940;PsychoticBoy;I know, its fckd up -323722;1344803941;mircea_popescu;usagi yes man, but my point is! -323721;1344803953;mircea_popescu;it still won't fix the company. so you get a car. big deal. you weren't into this to get a car. -323720;1344803961;usagi;Hehe -323719;1344803969;usagi;Well that's life -323718;1344803969;mircea_popescu;there;'s a reason start-ups rarely sue founders, even in sv. -323717;1344803985;mircea_popescu;coercion doesn't work for creativity. -323716;1344804017;usagi;Well I am not connected to this really -323715;1344804060;PsychoticBoy;luckly me neither -323714;1344804331;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15439999 BTC [+] -323713;1344804453;EskimoBob;any news from nefario? When will he fix the exchange? -323712;1344804500;Azelphur;glbse is broke? -323711;1344804515;mircea_popescu;glbse is an exchange ? :D -323710;1344804536;DeaDTerra;hm wait seems like I have gotten a message from JRO -323709;1344804543;DeaDTerra;wtf skype didn't notify me -323708;1344804555;DeaDTerra;10 August he responded me -323707;1344804565;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.469 = 1.876 BTC [+] -323706;1344804635;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: was that a surprise to you? -323705;1344804648;DeaDTerra;hm, why has this not been posted online. And does Nefario have this hmm -323704;1344804650;mircea_popescu;i still don't believe it. -323703;1344804681;mircea_popescu;seems more like a free to play mmo. -323702;1344804690;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4379 @ 0.00109258 = 4.7844 BTC [-] -323701;1344804692;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4891 @ 0.001091 = 5.3361 BTC [-] -323700;1344804693;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5088 @ 0.00109056 = 5.5488 BTC [-] -323699;1344804697;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15439999 BTC [+] -323698;1344804718;kakobrekla;DeaDTerra and the msg is? -323697;1344804724;EskimoBob;DeaDTerra: what did he tell you? -323696;1344804747;DeaDTerra;Dude this is scary i remember reading this, but I can't remember when, I must have been so fuckign tired xD -323695;1344804784;DeaDTerra;hm that was probably the night I was up to 4am trying to fic this whole thing. Can't post this online unfortunatly, though if Nefario doesn't have it I should send it to him -323694;1344804798;usagi;Why can't you post it? -323693;1344804811;Diablo-D3;theres less than 20k shares to go for asicminer -323692;1344804837;DeaDTerra;to summarize, he explains the situation out of his eyes, what happened etc. Then he says he has been busy working on some other projects which I am not sure if I can mention and 20Misisons. To be able to settle his debt. -323691;1344804859;DeaDTerra;I'm actively seeking the assistance of a few friends and past associates to raise the money needed to retire the BitcoinRebate debacle, and retire all GLBSE obligations. Since Alberto (Bit Day Trade) has no assets remaining, or intent to pay, I'm on the hook entirely to retire all GLBSE obligations. I accept this, and I will sell my good kidney (if need be) to make that happen. -323690;1344804860;DeaDTerra;In the meantime, I've been working hard to make a real world retail digital currency exchange happen in San Francisco, which would be a prime customer of the ZipConf back end - i.e. multi market, unified orderbook and best price discovery, for the purpose of buying and selling bitcoin, with an eye toward providing other digital currencies (Linden Dollars, In game currencies) in the -323689;1344804860;DeaDTerra;future. -323688;1344804860;DeaDTerra;To everyone who's affected: I'm incredibly embarassed, and I'm deeply sorry. I still have hope for the future. I can't be certain that it will work out for the best, but I'm going to continue to try until my last breath. -323687;1344804860;DeaDTerra;Jonathan Ryan Owens -323686;1344804861;mircea_popescu;his debt with the zip etc you mean ? -323685;1344804864;usagi;Ahh so the money is gone. -323684;1344804867;DeaDTerra;rebate -323683;1344804903;DeaDTerra;so yea -323682;1344804909;DeaDTerra;i think hes planning on buying back -323681;1344804925;DeaDTerra;he just needs time to raise capital, but then again why has he not responded to Nefario -323680;1344804949;DeaDTerra;anyways, I think I am just going to stop talking about this xD, half of the time I remember incorectly and the other half I don't remember at all :P -323679;1344804972;DeaDTerra;In case of a JRO default I will post all relevent logs on the forums so you can see for yourself if not then, I am very happy that things could work out. -323678;1344804975;DeaDTerra;DeaDTerra out -323677;1344805041;mircea_popescu;this sounds so much like j. kenna. -323676;1344805157;mircea_popescu;usagi you're prolly on solid ground to mark the respective lines as a complete loss in your book -323675;1344805320;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -323674;1344805451;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 19 @ 0.17 = 3.23 BTC [+] -323673;1344805707;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 11 @ 0.00997999 = 0.1098 BTC [+] -323672;1344805833;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 180 @ 0.31492428 = 56.6864 BTC [+] -323671;1344805879;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0363 = 4.1452 BTC [-] -323670;1344805880;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.0362 BTC [-] -323669;1344805918;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 30 @ 0.0999 = 2.997 BTC [-] -323668;1344806199;Diablo-D3;anyhow -323667;1344806202;Diablo-D3;Im going to bed -323666;1344806213;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -323665;1344806303;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 14 @ 1.18 = 16.52 BTC [-] -323664;1344806352;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -323663;1344806376;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -323662;1344806385;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 163 @ 0.1 = 16.3 BTC [-] -323661;1344806401;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC [+] -323660;1344806543;PsychoticBoy;good night D -323659;1344806557;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.4381 = 2.1905 BTC [-] -323658;1344806682;mircea_popescu;maybe he's going to bed a gorgeous blonde. -323657;1344806773;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -323656;1344807006;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 100 @ 1 = 100 BTC [+] -323655;1344807154;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 441 @ 0.1 = 44.1 BTC [-] -323654;1344807689;Chaang-Noi;jro taking the money and running? if only saw that coming... -323653;1344807704;Chaang-Noi;sorry.. dont mean to rub it in... -323652;1344807780;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you saw it coming ? -323651;1344807795;Chaang-Noi;i posted in the thread about jro and matthew doing this stuff months ago -323650;1344807797;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1323 = 4.5292 BTC [-] -323649;1344807798;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1322 = 4.5288 BTC [-] -323648;1344807800;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 1.13121001 = 13.5745 BTC [-] -323647;1344807830;Chaang-Noi;me and one other guy saw this all coming together way before and had some inside info -323646;1344807841;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -323645;1344807855;Chaang-Noi;but, its bad for to call a scammer a scammer before he scams :/ people get upset -323644;1344807861;kakobrekla;indeed -323643;1344807868;kakobrekla;hm what about mathew -323642;1344807874;kakobrekla;? -323641;1344807883;Chaang-Noi;anyway there have been massive logs taken and this guy was being tracked months ago -323640;1344807891;Chaang-Noi;we tought this was going to happen. -323639;1344807911;Chaang-Noi;mathew w is involved in helping set up the scam and take a cut -323638;1344807920;Chaang-Noi;he took some loans too -323637;1344807926;Chaang-Noi;i advised aginst it -323636;1344807942;kakobrekla;the 'RSM' matthew or some other one -323635;1344807944;Chaang-Noi;i mean i said giving him loans was not a great idea -323634;1344807951;Chaang-Noi;mathew w -323633;1344807955;kakobrekla;ah -323632;1344807955;DeaDTerra;I said I was not going to comment again, but yea don't judge just yet. -323631;1344807959;kakobrekla;dunno whos he -323630;1344807983;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi linky ? -323629;1344808007;Chaang-Noi;iv been up for 30 hours after driving back and was up a mountian yester day, no the day before, got tossed off a atv coming down the mountian yesterday -323628;1344808013;Chaang-Noi;got to 12,300 feet -323627;1344808019;Chaang-Noi;so i do not know the details -323626;1344808026;Chaang-Noi;but we know where jro is -323625;1344808041;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i think he means the matthew n wright nut with the bitcoin magazine -323624;1344808042;Chaang-Noi;we have been looking into him and his family for a few months now -323623;1344808044;kakobrekla;in SF Chaang-Noi? -323622;1344808052;kakobrekla;ahh that guy -323621;1344808055;Chaang-Noi;yeah matthew n wright -323620;1344808060;kakobrekla;yes yes -323619;1344808062;Chaang-Noi;the asshat from the forum -323618;1344808062;kakobrekla;the forum clown -323617;1344808077;Chaang-Noi;the guy who helped sell the bitcoinica stuff and took the $11,000 -323616;1344808090;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -323615;1344808091;Chaang-Noi;even though the books were cooked... and then deleated :/ -323614;1344808111;kakobrekla;bitcoin never ceases to suprise me -323613;1344808116;Chaang-Noi;once i found out what jro and matthew was involved in i pulled out and advized aginst it -323612;1344808132;Chaang-Noi;im glad this shit will finaly kill matthews rep -323611;1344808164;kakobrekla;one cannot be too careful these days, even otc ratings mean little -323610;1344808188;Chaang-Noi;i dont have the link but in the thread mathew admits to being paid buy jro and what not -323609;1344808204;Chaang-Noi;deadt might know better, he posted in it and i think even started it -323608;1344808205;mircea_popescu;so do we get a link to this ? -323607;1344808220;Chaang-Noi;ill try to find it -323606;1344808222;Chaang-Noi;give me some time -323605;1344808224;kakobrekla;dont have it -323604;1344808227;Chaang-Noi;im pretty dead -323603;1344808297;kakobrekla;hm -323602;1344808305;kakobrekla;Chamois salami wasnt bad -323601;1344808307;mircea_popescu;course i could point out that mpoe-pr was trashing him back in whenever, march -323600;1344808312;kakobrekla;i would try goats as well. -323599;1344808314;mircea_popescu;and people were complaining to me that she's mean -323598;1344808331;mircea_popescu;and "it's no way to do business". -323597;1344808357;kakobrekla;:D -323596;1344808576;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0363 = 4.1452 BTC [+] -323595;1344808578;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 1.0362 = 9.3258 BTC [-] -323594;1344808579;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 19 @ 1.031 = 19.589 BTC [-] -323593;1344808580;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 1.025 = 6.15 BTC [-] -323592;1344808581;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 44 @ 1.021 = 44.924 BTC [-] -323591;1344808584;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.13121 = 4.5248 BTC [-] -323590;1344808586;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 29 @ 1.13111 = 32.8022 BTC [-] -323589;1344808598;Chaang-Noi;had to do some bond work -323588;1344808600;Chaang-Noi;ill look now -323587;1344808655;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 83 @ 1 = 83 BTC [+] -323586;1344808659;Chaang-Noi;what was it called, the bitcoindaytrade how was that spelt? -323585;1344808685;kakobrekla;bitdaytrade.com -323584;1344808756;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 9 @ 1.099 = 9.891 BTC [+] -323583;1344808810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44600 @ 0.00035218 = 15.7072 BTC [-] -323582;1344808927;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -323581;1344808987;mircea_popescu;so glbsse is down ? -323580;1344808994;mircea_popescu;HTTP gateway timed out -323579;1344808994;mircea_popescu;You tried to access the address https://glbse.com/sessions/login, which is currently unavailable. -323578;1344809018;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83784.msg999988#msg999988 -323577;1344809044;DeaDTerra;okay I have gotten some updates regarding JRO -323576;1344809079;Chaang-Noi;there is other stuff scattered but im not in the mood to track it all down -323575;1344809099;DeaDTerra;he he's seriously sick, like he has to lay in bed sick. That's why he has not responded, he's working towards raising capital to settle his debts and to close down all assets. He's goal is to do it within the next 2-3 days -323574;1344809167;mircea_popescu;so mnw is involved in bitcoinica, with some dubious "personal loans" (says zhou) "line of credit" (says he) and also in zip/rebate/icehill ? -323573;1344809175;mircea_popescu;you should have asked about jared kenna back then Chaang-Noi -323572;1344809207;Chaang-Noi;matthew the clown took loans unrelated to bitcoinica too -323571;1344809228;Chaang-Noi;related to the mag and to the hand held crap he is try to make -323570;1344809229;mircea_popescu;i'd guess he's trying to make ends meet on his magazine venture. -323569;1344809266;Chaang-Noi;well maybe so, but getting people to trust him on fail sucker deals is a bad way to publish a mag -323568;1344809277;Chaang-Noi;has the second one even come out? -323567;1344809310;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1047 = 0.9423 BTC [+] -323566;1344809330;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 2 @ 1.18 = 2.36 BTC [-] -323565;1344809347;Chaang-Noi;jro's "magic" looks more to be a scam pimped by matthew more than ever :/ but atleast he will get well and solve everything in a few days lol -323564;1344809400;mircea_popescu;it's sad, at this rate glbse will have to get a whole new design and launch 3.0 -323563;1344809411;mircea_popescu;otherwise it becomes more and more glaring how no offerings there are older than six months. -323562;1344809453;mircea_popescu;just this ipo -> hype -> bust cycle. -323561;1344809731;ColdHardMetal;considering the platform itself in its current form hasn't been around for 6 months, it's hardly surprising most of the issues are younger than that. -323560;1344809749;Chaang-Noi;there is only a hand full of people from 1.0 who made it to 2.0 and will make it to 3.0 .... -323559;1344809764;Chaang-Noi;teek was on 1.0 who else is still around? -323558;1344809960;DeaDTerra;I was on 1.0 -323557;1344809975;DeaDTerra;I actually joined in before TyGrr came to 1.0 xD -323556;1344809981;DeaDTerra;I was there back when LIF was traded -323555;1344810008;mircea_popescu;o ya lif -323554;1344810016;mircea_popescu;i recall reading up on that. jesus what a mess. -323553;1344810034;mircea_popescu;that and sensodyne or whatever it was called. -323552;1344810066;usagi;Sensodyne? -323551;1344810068;usagi;lol -323550;1344810072;usagi;What is that -323549;1344810080;kakobreklaa;toothpaste -323548;1344810084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9731 @ 0.00035218 = 3.4271 BTC [-] -323547;1344810086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9869 @ 0.00036042 = 3.557 BTC [+] -323546;1344810095;usagi;Someone was trying to sell sensodyne on the glbse?? -323545;1344810111;mircea_popescu;no i was just saying, lif and this other failed mining venture -323544;1344810120;mircea_popescu;sensodyne or w/e it was called, something like that -323543;1344810127;mircea_popescu;superdyne -323542;1344810132;Chaang-Noi;i mean who had an asset on glbse 1.0 that did not turn out to be a scammer other than teek and myself, im sure there must be others -323541;1344810143;mircea_popescu;i'm not so sure. -323540;1344810187;Chaang-Noi;only teek and i were not scammers and still have assets? thats a shockinly high fail rate :/ -323539;1344810224;kakobreklaa;fpga.contract -323538;1344810238;mircea_popescu;skepsydine! -323537;1344810251;kakobreklaa;fpga.contract is prahistoric -323536;1344810262;Chaang-Noi;jro is so sick he is on skype :) -323535;1344810271;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=8167.0 -323534;1344810334;Chaang-Noi;thats right kakobreklaa -323533;1344810367;ColdHardMetal;Puremining maybe. IBB i sold -323532;1344810474;ColdHardMetal;bitcointorrentz? that's been around awhile. -323531;1344810485;DeaDTerra;wasn't BMMO and JLP-BMD 1.0 -323530;1344810491;DeaDTerra;yea BitcoinTorrentx -323529;1344810494;DeaDTerra;Puremining was not 1.0 -323528;1344810512;DeaDTerra;but MergedMining was right? -323527;1344810530;DeaDTerra;ehm was FPGA.contract also 1.0? -323526;1344810571;mircea_popescu;how could it ? -323525;1344810575;mircea_popescu;fpga wasn't around then -323524;1344810581;ColdHardMetal;I'd say yes for merged. -323523;1344810592;ColdHardMetal;BMMO to. -323522;1344810622;Chaang-Noi;glad there was morethan 2 still around -323521;1344810645;ColdHardMetal;fpga.contract has the old style contract, so I'd say yes for that one. -323520;1344810676;DeaDTerra;I think so as well :P -323519;1344810694;DeaDTerra;can't think of any else that's actually still alove -323518;1344810743;ColdHardMetal;I don't know, most startups fail in the real world. Why would BTCLand be any different? -323517;1344810841;mircea_popescu;ColdHardMetal most irl startups fail somewhat differently from the preferred modes of btcland -323516;1344810848;mircea_popescu;which seems to be either "busy" or "sick". -323515;1344810851;Chaang-Noi;scams and fail not the same -323514;1344810860;ColdHardMetal;lol, fair enough. -323513;1344810862;mircea_popescu;the last start-up to fail cause of owner getting sick was Apple, Inc. -323512;1344810914;mircea_popescu;took > 30 years and you can still get out at a sane discount. -323511;1344811004;ColdHardMetal;alright, bedtime. goodnight all. -323510;1344811021;Chaang-Noi;night -323509;1344811176;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 2 @ 1.065 = 2.13 BTC [-] -323508;1344811260;paladon;in 20 minutes dividend payout of PGM, still some shares for sale -323507;1344811425;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 6 @ 1.069 = 6.414 BTC [+] -323506;1344811427;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.07 BTC [+] -323505;1344811512;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15439999 BTC [+] -323504;1344811833;EskimoBob;is BitcoinINV aroind? -323503;1344811840;EskimoBob;is BitcoinINV around? -323502;1344811926;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 24 @ 0.00920001 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -323501;1344811956;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00111814 = 6.9325 BTC [+] -323500;1344812039;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.15439999 = 0.3088 BTC [+] -323499;1344812243;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9997 BTC [-] -323498;1344812244;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -323497;1344812367;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -323496;1344812390;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 50 @ 1 = 50 BTC [-] -323495;1344812696;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4313 @ 0.0011304 = 4.8754 BTC [+] -323494;1344812697;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3942 @ 0.001135 = 4.4742 BTC [+] -323493;1344812699;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3945 @ 0.00113801 = 4.4894 BTC [+] -323492;1344812780;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 20 @ 0.125 = 2.5 BTC -323491;1344812788;teek;ohh mann glbse is slow as molasses today -323490;1344812825;BTC-Mining;yep -323489;1344812848;JWU42;yep - just signed on for first time in a few days -323488;1344812854;JWU42;it sucks -323487;1344812964;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -323486;1344813086;BTC-Mining;Eh, I sign in daily -323485;1344813104;JWU42;I have all but given up on glbse weeks ago -323484;1344813113;BTC-Mining;Why? -323483;1344813122;JWU42;if you have to ask... -323482;1344813140;JWU42;it is a heaping pile of crap -323481;1344813142;JWU42;no support -323480;1344813152;paladon;dividend paid for PGM -323479;1344813161;BTC-Mining;I always get almost instant support... -323478;1344813199;BTC-Mining;Well, relatively to most services, not instant litteraly -323477;1344813255;mircea_popescu;move to mpex JWU42 -323476;1344813261;mircea_popescu;ordo you even have an acct there ? -323475;1344813269;JWU42;nope -323474;1344813283;mircea_popescu;so get one! -323473;1344813287;Chaang-Noi;there is a 3rd option now -323472;1344813288;JWU42;25 BTC is too costly for me - even before the price of BTC doubled -323471;1344813293;JWU42;and then some -323470;1344813331;dub;the difficulty in using mpex means few investors -323469;1344813339;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.125 = 1.25 BTC -323468;1344813343;JWU42;with stable Btc price these investments were more intriguing - much less so now -323467;1344813346;teek;Chaang-Noi whats the 3rd option -323466;1344813366;mircea_popescu;just 20. -323465;1344813375;mircea_popescu;but then again... it pays for support. and for a site that's not down. or slow. -323464;1344813390;mircea_popescu;and if you trade 2.5k btc total you'll actually make it back. -323463;1344813404;Chaang-Noi;teek https://cryptostocks.com/securities -323462;1344813407;Chaang-Noi;its new -323461;1344813413;mircea_popescu;i think that's 4th or 5th -323460;1344813418;mircea_popescu;wasn't there some other itcsomething ? -323459;1344813433;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.1399 = 5.6995 BTC [+] -323458;1344813442;teek;oh yeah i saw that -323457;1344813451;teek;forgot about it -323456;1344813452;JWU42;Kronos... -323455;1344813455;JWU42;was... -323454;1344813503;mircea_popescu;nono -323453;1344813505;mircea_popescu;another one. -323452;1344813508;mircea_popescu;it-bit ? -323451;1344813533;dub;Chaang-Noi: who is behind cryptostocks? -323450;1344813554;Chaang-Noi;vericruz or that one exchange i was told -323449;1344813559;Chaang-Noi;not 100% sure -323448;1344813566;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -323447;1344813575;Chaang-Noi;iv been busy lately -323446;1344813593;Chaang-Noi;A service of Vircurex -323445;1344813612;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.125 BTC -323444;1344813627;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 455 @ 0.00113801 = 0.5178 BTC [+] -323443;1344813627;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1045 @ 0.00114078 = 1.1921 BTC [+] -323442;1344813658;mircea_popescu;not much action but hey, gotta start somewhere. -323441;1344813661;mircea_popescu;looks kinda clean -323440;1344813687;dub;if its nothing at all like vircurex it might have potential -323439;1344813703;dub;interface wise -323438;1344813729;mircea_popescu;lol -323437;1344813749;mircea_popescu;i dont think it's possible to make a login based exchange. -323436;1344813752;mircea_popescu;buyt hey, that's just me. -323435;1344813770;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 100 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0115 BTC [+] -323434;1344814137;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 7 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0008 BTC [+] -323433;1344814293;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 50 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0057 BTC [+] -323432;1344814305;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 99 @ 0.102746 = 10.1719 BTC [-] -323431;1344814347;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.492 = 4.476 BTC [-] -323430;1344814349;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.44 = 2.88 BTC [-] -323429;1344814349;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.421 = 2.842 BTC [-] -323428;1344814351;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.39 = 4.17 BTC [-] -323427;1344814470;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.3799 = 1.8995 BTC [-] -323426;1344814487;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15439999 BTC [+] -323425;1344815123;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 24 @ 0.0092 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -323424;1344815470;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -323423;1344815471;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -323422;1344815538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 929 @ 0.0035 = 3.2515 BTC [-] -323421;1344815965;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.094 = 3.282 BTC [-] -323420;1344816132;DeaDTerra;okay just had a chat with Jered that will give my message to JRO once he get s home :) -323419;1344816146;DeaDTerra;so hopefully we will have a direct line between JRO and Nefario soon, so we can get a solution to this mess -323418;1344816214;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC -323417;1344816280;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -323416;1344816292;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.1047 = 1.1517 BTC [+] -323415;1344816365;BTC-Mining;which mess? -323414;1344816382;DeaDTerra;rebate and JRO -323413;1344816519;farfi_;and zip.a or is that still alive? -323412;1344816527;BTC-Mining;Ah, I see... looks inactive... -323411;1344816533;BTC-Mining;Why is it still around? -323410;1344816652;BTC-Mining;Although, by looking at the website for bitcoinrebate... the issuer IS giving 1/50000 of revenues per share daily: Nothing. -323409;1344816690;BTC-Mining;And it's somehow always given on time: Never -323408;1344816698;BTC-Mining;Talk about being ponctual -323407;1344816706;farfi_;no point rubbing it in -323406;1344816761;BTC-Mining;oh, sorry. Did you have shares in it? -323405;1344816801;paladon;hi DeaDTerra still interested in some shares? -323404;1344816808;EskimoBob;what about the zipconf? -323403;1344816854;DeaDTerra;sorry all out of liquid capital otherwise I would have gotten some -323402;1344816867;paladon;ok np -323401;1344817324;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 200 @ 0.00111814 = 0.2236 BTC [-] -323400;1344817325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32200 @ 0.00035541 = 11.4442 BTC [-] -323399;1344817403;BTCHero;so glbse is down? -323398;1344817413;BTCHero;All my moneh!!!! -323397;1344817456;BTC-Mining;wait, it's not down... -323396;1344817458;Obsi;yep it done broked -323395;1344817502;BTCHero;oh it works for me again -323394;1344817505;BTC-Mining;I can still load pages and do stuff -323393;1344817522;BTC-Mining;Ah, it's a bit slow, maybe some requests just time out on some occasions -323392;1344817563;mircea_popescu;BTCHero was down for me earlier -323391;1344817801;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -323390;1344817811;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 438 @ 0.101 = 44.238 BTC [-] -323389;1344817854;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.101 = 0.606 BTC [-] -323388;1344817919;BTCHero;DeaDTerra: You give ASICMINING your seal of approval? -323387;1344817951;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.04 = 4.16 BTC [-] -323386;1344817970;BTCHero;err ASICMINING -323385;1344817976;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.101 = 0.909 BTC [-] -323384;1344817992;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [+] -323383;1344818020;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -323382;1344818026;DeaDTerra;Yes, though unfortunatly my seal of approval isn't worth much anymore... xD -323381;1344818047;BTCHero;Oh, must be some drama i missed -323380;1344818049;DeaDTerra;Hopefully JRO will do what's right and restore not only his but also my reputation -323379;1344818051;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 170 @ 0.101 = 17.17 BTC [-] -323378;1344818058;DeaDTerra;Rebate+ZIP.A are frozen -323377;1344818072;DeaDTerra;pending a buyback -323376;1344818087;mircea_popescu;what'd be the total value involved ? -323375;1344818131;BTCHero;is there a pertinent thread on bitcointalk? -323374;1344818235;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83784.msg999988#msg999988 like -323373;1344818235;DeaDTerra;It depends full value 5000 BTC, buy back according to contract closer to 3500 BTC -323372;1344818254;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1047 = 0.9423 BTC [+] -323371;1344818271;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 4 @ 1.0443 = 4.1772 BTC [+] -323370;1344818319;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 12 @ 0.10296 = 1.2355 BTC [+] -323369;1344818383;mircea_popescu;so like 40k usd. hopefully the guy wouldn't muck up his name for a midrange car. -323368;1344818461;Ukto;I could use a new car -323367;1344818462;Ukto;>,> -323366;1344818491;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: I have had people rob me of 25 dollars -323365;1344818521;mircea_popescu;ya BTCHero but were they people trying to be like, i dunno, property developers ? -323364;1344818529;BTCHero;so I take it DeaDTerra was covering for him? Is that what i am reading -323363;1344818529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11912 @ 0.00034886 = 4.1556 BTC [-] -323362;1344818540;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: more like drug users -323361;1344818543;mircea_popescu;well. -323360;1344818572;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.102747 = 0.2055 BTC [+] -323359;1344818575;mircea_popescu;what i don't seem to get an answer to is if the j kenna guy paid all tradehill deposits ? or not really ? -323358;1344818577;rg;DRAMA ? -323357;1344818584;mircea_popescu;just the zip thing. -323356;1344818629;rg;zipconf turned out to be shit? -323355;1344818634;mircea_popescu;and rebate -323354;1344818637;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00111814 = 1.6772 BTC [-] -323353;1344818641;DeaDTerra;Yes I was kind of covering for him, he told me things was delayed and that it would soon be up and running. naively I belived him and as long as he payed the dividends i thought it was okay. This is for ZIP.A -323352;1344818643;rg;i calllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllled it -323351;1344818644;mircea_popescu;well the owens guy is awol or w/e. -323350;1344818651;rg;rg +1 -323349;1344818656;mircea_popescu;rg : that's what Chaang-Noi said. you shoudl team up -323348;1344818662;rg;remember when i was like well we should probably get some proof from him -323347;1344818663;rg;like src -323346;1344818666;rg;and like -323345;1344818668;rg;info -323344;1344818670;Azelphur;http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/08/bitcoinica-users-sue-for-460k-in-lost-bitcoins/ :O -323343;1344818671;rg;and everyone was like no -323342;1344818673;rg;theyre already cool -323341;1344818677;DeaDTerra;For Rebate he disapeared and I had no contact for a long time then he got back and told me Alberto was now in charge and I have been workign with it ever since to try to make it correct -323340;1344818731;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -323339;1344818737;DeaDTerra;Yes my decisions have might have been questionable but I have always made them for the right reason. Always pushing for justice for the share holders. -323338;1344818747;Chaang-Noi;rg i posted on the forum that his "magic" was bs and made clear mathew w was in the pay of jro for setting up the scam... -323337;1344818771;Chaang-Noi;this was not shock to some -323336;1344818787;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -323335;1344818795;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra i still don't see why you'd bother from the get go. -323334;1344818832;DeaDTerra;Well, when I first started with JRO he has a team, he had a vision and a sound idea. So I helped him, I put my ass on the line. I invested heavily into him. -323333;1344818884;Chaang-Noi;honestly Dead, i pull my money out of your fund when you started working with jro and matthew w -323332;1344818886;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -323331;1344818890;DeaDTerra;When then things started to go worse, I thought it was just some development errors it will soon be fixed. The actual truth that a rebate was not being developed and b ZipConf didn't work as intended was not told. Instead they said it's being worked on or being delayed. -323330;1344818890;rg;well -323329;1344818892;rg;it just stunk to me -323328;1344818894;rg;from the beginning -323327;1344818903;rg;all i did was ask people to ask questiions -323326;1344818908;Chaang-Noi;and dead, you were about the only person who i let have my coins -323325;1344818909;rg;before they start handing over their moneyt -323324;1344818910;rg;that's all -323323;1344818914;DeaDTerra;Well I have learnt, hopefully this will never happen agai for me. -323322;1344818938;rg;i was just about to make a joke -323321;1344818940;DeaDTerra;Thank you, Feels good to know that people don't doubt my trust even though I did a major fuck up. -323320;1344818949;rg;and realized that a stock trading channel is probably not the best place to make it -323319;1344818953;mircea_popescu;you obviously aren't aware of how poker is played. -323318;1344818955;DeaDTerra;hahah xD -323317;1344818958;mircea_popescu;you drop hands don't prop hands. -323316;1344818978;rg;that reminds me -323315;1344818981;rg;i need to pay a $600 bill -323314;1344818994;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [+] -323313;1344818996;DeaDTerra;Yea, when I realized there were cracks I should have stepped away, instead of trying to improve it trying to force justice and development. -323312;1344819005;mircea_popescu;learn from that, srsly. -323311;1344819021;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.55 = 4.95 BTC [-] -323310;1344819022;mircea_popescu;and everyone should. all this supporting people you aren't married to... srsly. -323309;1344819034;Chaang-Noi;jro and matthew w should not be trusted :/ -323308;1344819060;DeaDTerra;I will, I will never put my name on something I don't controll, and if I do it has to be clearly stated that I only do x and y. Because with rebate suddenly instead of a team and a massive budget we had a confused investor (that's me) and a single developer. -323307;1344819085;mircea_popescu;myea. -323306;1344819094;DeaDTerra;oh well, done is done. It's easy to be smart in retrospect. -323305;1344819116;mircea_popescu;for good cause in english smart means both like wise and like what you feel on your ass after a good belting. -323304;1344819219;DeaDTerra;Indeed, I will do my best to try to wrap this up, but considering that's what I have been doing for the last couple of months I don't think it will help much ... sigh -323303;1344819227;Chaang-Noi;ill invest with you again deadt but only after this gets cleared up and that loan to matthew gets taken off the books, i highly doubt he will pay it back -323302;1344819285;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -323301;1344819288;DeaDTerra;Indeed, I already have a similar statment from a 6,000 BTC investor. -323300;1344819300;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -323299;1344819322;DeaDTerra;I have been working on selling it off for the last couple of weeks but the liquidity has been very low xD I guess that doesn't matter now anyways, I just hope the investors gets some kind of payment back. -323298;1344819348;mircea_popescu;actually, is there any evidence of matthew n wright ever paying a loan back ? -323297;1344819356;mircea_popescu;not wishy-washy lender says is ok. actually paid. -323296;1344819402;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra did you talk to copumpkin about buying the loan ? i think he was trying to get a refinance business going -323295;1344819420;DeaDTerra;No i have not -323294;1344819443;DeaDTerra;It's 100% loan for maximum of 9 months -323293;1344819454;DeaDTerra;making it 2,7% a week and it was 1500$ -323292;1344819497;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -323291;1344819552;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1047 = 0.2094 BTC [+] -323290;1344819614;mircea_popescu;starting when ? -323289;1344819698;DeaDTerra;20 june -323288;1344819752;mircea_popescu;so till march ? did you get july coupon ? -323287;1344819883;DeaDTerra;it's all paid off in the end -323286;1344819967;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0251 = 2.0502 BTC [-] -323285;1344819968;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 31 @ 1.025 = 31.775 BTC [-] -323284;1344820081;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 46 @ 1 = 46 BTC [+] -323283;1344820271;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -323282;1344820402;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1955 BTC [-] -323281;1344820405;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 475 @ 1.12 = 532 BTC [+] -323280;1344820406;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 20 @ 1.12 = 22.4 BTC [+] -323279;1344820438;mircea_popescu;what do you mean DeaDTerra ? -323278;1344820481;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly. who did that ? -323277;1344820556;DeaDTerra;it's all paid at the end of the loan then 3000$ is paid back -323276;1344820591;mircea_popescu;o no coupons. -323275;1344820692;BTC-Mining;Well if anyone has bulk volume to sell, I need to purchase more stock -323274;1344820708;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 11 @ 0.12 = 1.32 BTC [-] -323273;1344820709;DeaDTerra;ASICMINER? -323272;1344820723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49088 @ 0.00034886 = 17.1248 BTC [-] -323271;1344820724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00034826 = 5.1542 BTC [-] -323270;1344820726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3012 @ 0.0003442 = 1.0367 BTC [-] -323269;1344820733;BTC-Mining;eh, no, no guarantees it will work and deferred -323268;1344820744;BTC-Mining;I'll skip ASICMINER -323267;1344820751;DeaDTerra;oki :) -323266;1344820751;mircea_popescu;so what are you trying to buy ? -323265;1344820757;BTC-Mining;Already got 30 shares and might only buy a few every now and then -323264;1344820764;BTC-Mining;But won't put a lot in. -323263;1344820789;BTC-Mining;Eh, anything with an history of beeing succesful so far -323262;1344820804;DeaDTerra;JLP-BMD? -323261;1344820807;DeaDTerra;MergedMining? -323260;1344820810;DeaDTerra;Fpga.contract -323259;1344820830;DeaDTerra;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq6Ug2ODt-l2dC13WldWaTBWQVNYZWRwVDgtQmhzUkE#gid=0 -323258;1344820833;mircea_popescu;haha, mpoe :D -323257;1344820838;DeaDTerra;have a look at my portfolio :P -323256;1344820895;BTC-Mining;FPGA, meh, no. Because it's fixed to FPGA and with ASICs coming soon... -323255;1344820911;BTC-Mining;BMD/MergedMining? I don't know -323254;1344820937;mircea_popescu;dude, srsly. there's exactly one business in btc world making k's of btc a month. that's mpoe. -323253;1344820945;mircea_popescu;unlike mining, it's not deprecating. -323252;1344820949;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 14 @ 0.6631 = 9.2834 BTC [-] -323251;1344820955;BTC-Mining;Where is GBF? On Mpex? -323250;1344820961;mircea_popescu;on mpex and on glbse -323249;1344820967;mircea_popescu; [GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 475 @ 1.12 = 532 BTC [+] << that. -323248;1344820996;BTC-Mining;How much in dividend? -323247;1344821010;mircea_popescu;lemme dig them up -323246;1344821015;DeaDTerra;GBF is no where, but we plan to register on GLBSE later on possible. -323245;1344821062;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.60 there, for mpoe results. -323244;1344821065;BTC-Mining;Hmm, ideally, create one share per (minimum investment value) and split it to current holders -323243;1344821073;BTC-Mining;Then sell extra shares -323242;1344821091;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.1399 = 2.2798 BTC [+] -323241;1344821101;mircea_popescu;the etf reports separately, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67535.msg1039612#msg1039612 -323240;1344821174;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 4 @ 0.19 = 0.76 BTC [-] -323239;1344821193;mircea_popescu;what's gbf ? -323238;1344821195;BTC-Mining;hmm, what are the MPOE? Options? Ah... -323237;1344821207;mircea_popescu;yeah it's my old options page turned full exchange. -323236;1344821212;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 7 @ 0.00997999 = 0.0699 BTC [+] -323235;1344821217;DeaDTerra;GBF is Gamma Bitcoin Investment Fund :) -323234;1344821221;BTC-Mining;Lots of earning on those options it seems -323233;1344821232;mircea_popescu;in a good month they beat giga hehe -323232;1344821240;mircea_popescu;on a bad month investors are insulated from loss anyway. -323231;1344821264;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 read up on how it's set up exactly. -323230;1344821308;mircea_popescu;o wow, there was a first SR arrest ? -323229;1344821358;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 32 @ 1 = 32 BTC [+] -323228;1344821375;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [+] -323227;1344821400;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -323226;1344821402;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00920001 = 0.0184 BTC [+] -323225;1344821429;BTC-Mining;link? -323224;1344821441;Ignatius-otc1;yes, please link mircea_popescu -323223;1344821446;mircea_popescu;http://betabeat.com/2012/07/australian-law-enforcement-use-silk-road-at-your-peril/ -323222;1344821451;Ignatius-otc1;ty -323221;1344821456;mircea_popescu;http://www.afp.gov.au/media-centre/news/afp/2012/july/afp-and-Customs-warn-users-of-silk-road.aspx -323220;1344821524;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -323219;1344821560;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 3 @ 1.25 = 3.75 BTC [+] -323218;1344821561;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 15 @ 1.333333 = 20 BTC [+] -323217;1344821562;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 100 @ 1.5 = 150 BTC [+] -323216;1344821565;mircea_popescu;"The requirement for the customer to assemble the weapon also hampers usability" ok this is the stupidest thing i ever hear -323215;1344821574;mircea_popescu;hehe BTC-Mining was that you ? -323214;1344821621;BTC-Mining;Yes, I just upped my stake -323213;1344821635;mircea_popescu;well if it keeps going... -323212;1344821644;mircea_popescu;it launched at 0.1 if memory serves. or 0.2 or something -323211;1344821660;BTC-Mining;No, launched at 1? -323210;1344821671;mircea_popescu;anyway what the fuck is this, who buys guns that they can't dissasemble/reassemble ?! -323209;1344821682;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i was pretty sure it was .1 ? back in the old random allocation days ? -323208;1344821695;mircea_popescu;smickles you about ? -323207;1344821729;BTC-Mining;random allocations? -323206;1344821747;BTC-Mining;I think we're not talking about the same things -323205;1344821752;mircea_popescu;haha are we ? -323204;1344821759;mircea_popescu;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 100 @ 1.5 = 150 BTC [+] << that's what i was talking about. -323203;1344821763;BTC-Mining;I just noticed there was .ETF just before you asked -323202;1344821778;BTC-Mining;No, I don't have an account on Mpex -323201;1344821783;mircea_popescu;... -323200;1344821912;BTC-Mining;So ETF had 0.15 in revenue but paid 0.005 I see. Most is respent. -323199;1344821913;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.093 BTC [-] -323198;1344821941;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -323197;1344821956;BTC-Mining;I was referring to the the purchase in my own issue by the way which happened just a bit before -323196;1344821957;mircea_popescu;i think the revenue is mostly share appreciation -323195;1344821971;BTC-Mining;I suppose -323194;1344821986;mircea_popescu;whats that, jtme ? -323193;1344822049;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.1399 BTC [+] -323192;1344822064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36262 @ 0.00035541 = 12.8879 BTC [+] -323191;1344822065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13738 @ 0.0003579 = 4.9168 BTC [+] -323190;1344822126;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -323189;1344822150;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.07 BTC [+] -323188;1344822168;BTC-Mining;jtme? -323187;1344822183;Ignatius-otc1;Your asset on the glbse, it's BTC-MINING right? -323186;1344822191;BTC-Mining;Yes -323185;1344822208;BTC-Mining;I don't know, there's so many tickers I don't follow/watch on GLBSE -323184;1344822218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34456 @ 0.0003579 = 12.3318 BTC [+] -323183;1344822219;BTC-Mining;Looking at it right now -323182;1344822220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68746 @ 0.00035873 = 24.6613 BTC [+] -323181;1344822221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16798 @ 0.00036042 = 6.0543 BTC [+] -323180;1344822241;mircea_popescu;o i see, btc-mining. what's that, miner ? -323179;1344822294;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 40 @ 1.6 = 64 BTC [-] -323178;1344822350;BTC-Mining;Yes, quite simply mining it seems... look at that, JTME takes 25% of shares... + deducts all expenses before giving dividend -323177;1344822354;BTC-Mining;or so says the contract -323176;1344822361;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4800 @ 0.00111814 = 5.3671 BTC [-] -323175;1344822362;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14423 @ 0.00109346 = 15.771 BTC [-] -323174;1344822364;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8196 @ 0.00109056 = 8.9382 BTC [-] -323173;1344822365;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9497 @ 0.00108947 = 10.3467 BTC [-] -323172;1344822365;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8200 @ 0.00108065 = 8.8613 BTC [-] -323171;1344822366;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2100 @ 0.00108064 = 2.2693 BTC [-] -323170;1344822367;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3100 @ 0.00107599 = 3.3356 BTC [-] -323169;1344822368;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3062 @ 0.00106874 = 3.2725 BTC [-] -323168;1344822370;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1622 @ 0.00106793 = 1.7322 BTC [-] -323167;1344822399;mircea_popescu;the reason i wouldnt put money in mining atm is that i imagine they will be hit by a double whammy of deprecviation -323166;1344822408;mircea_popescu;from halving of block reward and from eventual asics -323165;1344822428;Ignatius-otc1;same, but I do hold small amounts of some. -323164;1344822484;mircea_popescu;i hold quite a few gigavps bonds but im hedged entirely, just the depositary. -323163;1344822496;BTC-Mining;We're waiting for the ASICs -323162;1344822538;mircea_popescu;i'd be more worried about december halving. i don't think at the curent bumbling pace the various companies will manage to deliver enough asics for diff to double -323161;1344822548;mircea_popescu;but the halving is in writing. -323160;1344822554;Ignatius-otc1;mircea_popescu: is there still a 20BTC fee to open an account with MPEX? I found someone with an account who would place orders there for me, but he wnated 10% roundtrip. -323159;1344822574;mircea_popescu;there is, it's not going away Ignatius-otc1 -323158;1344822586;mircea_popescu;if anything it will increase in time. i haven't yet because the btc doubled. -323157;1344822600;Ignatius-otc1;Can you explain that or link me to the explanation for such a large fee? -323156;1344822624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 371 @ 0.0034264 = 1.2712 BTC [-] -323155;1344822626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 283 @ 0.00351528 = 0.9948 BTC [+] -323154;1344822627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0035919 = 3.5919 BTC [+] -323153;1344822628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 72 @ 0.00359263 = 0.2587 BTC [+] -323152;1344822628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 274 @ 0.003849 = 1.0546 BTC [+] -323151;1344822646;mircea_popescu;what do you mean the explanation ? -323150;1344822676;Ignatius-otc1;Sorry for my ignorance, but I currently trade on the GLBSE and there are no fees to have an account there. What is the purpose of the 20BTC fee for an account? -323149;1344822689;mircea_popescu;i think it's pretty simple, on glbse you get free account and 1% fees round trip. on mpex you have to ante 20 btc and fee is .2% round trip. -323148;1344822700;mircea_popescu;if you will trade less than about 2k btc you're better off on glbse -323147;1344822704;Ignatius-otc1;ahh far lower fees, ok thanks -323146;1344822708;mircea_popescu;if you'll trade more than 2,5k or so you're better off on mpex -323145;1344822778;mircea_popescu;it's also the only place where you can trade options, the only place where you have margins, and i don't recall if transfers are still free or not on glbse, but anyway. -323144;1344822797;Ignatius-otc1;0.2% xfer fee at glbse I think -323143;1344822808;BTC-Mining;For assets only -323142;1344822818;mircea_popescu;well on mpex it's free. -323141;1344822837;mircea_popescu;o, yea, and you can also get margin (provided you're an established trader). -323140;1344822855;Ignatius-otc1;what level of leverage? 4:1? -323139;1344822876;mircea_popescu;it's not by rate, you get a fixed ammount. -323138;1344822932;Ignatius-otc1;I would like options access but currently mpex is out of my budget. Hopefully in the future... -323137;1344822955;mircea_popescu;im pretty certain it's not going anywhere. -323136;1344822990;BTC-Mining;Bye the way, no one interested in giving perpetual loan to me for 0.5% weekly? I have very good backings eh -323135;1344823001;Ignatius-otc1;size of loan? -323134;1344823027;BTC-Mining;Eh, anywhere under 250 BTC -323133;1344823041;Ignatius-otc1;Buying more asics or? -323132;1344823054;mircea_popescu;mail order gf from the ukraine -323131;1344823063;BTC-Mining;No, stricly for trading with the funds. -323130;1344823067;Ignatius-otc1;in that case get a bulk discount and im in -323129;1344823091;mircea_popescu;you know, MPBOR is like 4.9% atm -323128;1344823097;BTC-Mining;Backed by my personal income and a larger amount of GLBSE assets -323127;1344823101;mircea_popescu;you're better off putting your money there than hussling for .5 a week -323126;1344823114;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.14 BTC [+] -323125;1344823115;BTC-Mining;What is MPBOR? -323124;1344823124;DeaDTerra;I got a 100 BTC loan for 0.1% a week ;) -323123;1344823134;mircea_popescu;MPbond offered rate. -323122;1344823167;Ignatius-otc1;Is that a pirate related bond mircea_popescu? -323121;1344823171;mircea_popescu;srsly, read the explanation in that last link i put up -323120;1344823175;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1047 = 0.6282 BTC [+] -323119;1344823182;mircea_popescu;in no way, Ignatius-otc1. it finances the options sold. -323118;1344823189;Ignatius-otc1;ahh, ty -323117;1344823207;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 6 @ 0.00925001 = 0.0555 BTC [-] -323116;1344823209;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.00925 BTC [-] -323115;1344823222;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 go there look for where it says "bonds" -323114;1344823226;mircea_popescu;it's all explained. -323113;1344823301;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.00900001 = 0.027 BTC [-] -323112;1344823340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26395 @ 0.00036042 = 9.5133 BTC [+] -323111;1344823342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00036267 = 10.6262 BTC [+] -323110;1344823373;BTC-Mining;You lend capital at a 2% premium? -323109;1344823442;mircea_popescu;hm? -323108;1344823524;BTC-Mining;Says there you're lending funds to MPOE for a 2% premium for the purpose of having the funds need for all ongoing open calls -323107;1344823543;mircea_popescu;a a. normaly the options are financed by a sort of bond auction -323106;1344823552;mircea_popescu;if there's not enough to fill in i step in and supply the capital. -323105;1344823559;mircea_popescu;the limit was 2% but it was moved in may to 5% -323104;1344823568;mircea_popescu;and i contemplate leaving it to freefloat. -323103;1344823579;Ignatius-otc1;that would be interesting -323102;1344823580;mircea_popescu;let the market price the bonds. -323101;1344823596;mircea_popescu;i just want to do things smoothly so as not to shock the market. -323100;1344823619;BTC-Mining;I'm just unfamilar with options to start with eh -323099;1344823622;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0402 = 2.0804 BTC [+] -323098;1344823633;mircea_popescu;welllll... familiarize! :D -323097;1344823634;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -323096;1344823652;mircea_popescu;actually the girl did some nice write-ups back in the day, lemme find. -323095;1344823709;BTC-Mining;Would help, will bookmark it for late perusal. -323094;1344823717;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10200 @ 0.00106814 = 10.895 BTC [+] -323093;1344823741;BTC-Mining;I'm a bit too sleepy on this Sunday evening to read about anything. -323092;1344823746;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -323091;1344823755;BTC-Mining;later* -323090;1344823865;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1047 = 0.7329 BTC [+] -323089;1344823891;mircea_popescu;;;later tell BTC-Mining https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67302.0 muahaha -323088;1344823891;gribble;The operation succeeded. -323087;1344824088;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.0403 = 4.1612 BTC [+] -323086;1344824123;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 114000 @ 0.02545034 = 2901.3388 BTC [+] -323085;1344824160;BTC-Mining;Because I was already there -323084;1344824233;mircea_popescu;Customer satisfaction on Silk Road is mostly positive, with a 97.8% positive feedback rate, although less than that on white market sites like Ebay, which boasts a positive feedback rate of 99%. -323083;1344824237;mircea_popescu;very comparable items. -323082;1344824301;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.14 = 3.42 BTC [+] -323081;1344824330;Ignatius-otc;Many ebay sellers manipulate their fb as if they drop below a certain % they could have their accounts temporarily denied selling rights. By having multiple accounts sellers can control their fb %. -323080;1344824371;mircea_popescu;obviously. -323079;1344824379;mircea_popescu;the metric is entirely fake. -323078;1344824416;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -323077;1344824426;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 594 @ 0.00106814 = 0.6345 BTC [+] -323076;1344824427;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 700 @ 0.00108113 = 0.7568 BTC [+] -323075;1344824428;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6464 @ 0.00114078 = 7.374 BTC [+] -323074;1344824429;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15400 @ 0.0011431 = 17.6037 BTC [+] -323073;1344824430;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13500 @ 0.00114584 = 15.4688 BTC [+] -323072;1344824431;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6300 @ 0.0011497 = 7.2431 BTC [+] -323071;1344824432;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7042 @ 0.00115139 = 8.1081 BTC [+] -323070;1344824484;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99222.0 o wow somebody actually sued bitcoinica. -323069;1344824513;mircea_popescu;AS TO DEFENDANT BITCOINICA LP, ALSO KNOWN AS BITCOINICA BITCOINICA CONSULTANCY LTD INTERSANGO LTD. NORMAN, DONALD STRATEMAN, PATRICK TAAKI, AMIR DOES 1 THRU 100, INCL. SUMMONS ISSUED -323068;1344824526;BTC-Mining;yes, old news -323067;1344824529;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 80 @ 0.1047 = 8.376 BTC [+] -323066;1344824535;mircea_popescu;news to me i just heard about it -323065;1344824576;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1047 = 0.4188 BTC [+] -323064;1344824874;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 15 @ 0.00920001 = 0.138 BTC [+] -323063;1344824896;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.86 = 1.72 BTC [+] -323062;1344824899;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0398 = 4.1592 BTC [+] -323061;1344824900;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 1.0399 = 6.2394 BTC [+] -323060;1344824968;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -323059;1344825018;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 6 @ 0.00924999 = 0.0555 BTC [-] -323058;1344825042;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 70 @ 1 = 70 BTC [+] -323057;1344825142;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 6 @ 0.00925 = 0.0555 BTC [+] -323056;1344825187;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.00925 BTC [+] -323055;1344825409;mircea_popescu;cited for conversion, this is the real article. -323054;1344825410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3905 @ 0.00036353 = 1.4196 BTC [+] -323053;1344825411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22520 @ 0.0003442 = 7.7514 BTC [-] -323052;1344825700;Ignatius-otc;I didn't think bitcoinica was based udner sec regs? If so, huge derp on their part. -323051;1344825759;mircea_popescu;well bitcoinica was something that's illegal since the 1930s -323050;1344825772;mircea_popescu;back when it was owned by some chinese kid somewhere in taiwan or somesuch it was somewhat safe -323049;1344825786;mircea_popescu;i don't understand what someone based in the us must have been thinking to get involved however. -323048;1344825786;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.0389 = 2.0778 BTC [-] -323047;1344825819;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 15 @ 0.125 = 1.875 BTC [+] -323046;1344825836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19038 @ 0.00036473 = 6.9437 BTC [+] -323045;1344825869;Ignatius-otc;mircea_popescu: the illegal aprt applies to regulated markets. For example, there is the retail foreign exchange amrket, unregulated, and bukcet shops are all voer the place. -323044;1344825889;mircea_popescu;how many of these survived a day in court ? -323043;1344825896;Ignatius-otc;btc is also an unregulated market, afaik...but I personally wouldnt take on the risk of being a bitcoinica,unelss I based in tor maybe:P -323042;1344825905;mircea_popescu;myea. kind of my point. -323041;1344826019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11408 @ 0.0003442 = 3.9266 BTC [-] -323040;1344826020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 892 @ 0.00034116 = 0.3043 BTC [-] -323039;1344826054;Ignatius-otc;Has managing btc assets become a full time job for your mircea_popescu? -323038;1344826080;Ignatius-otc;for you* -323037;1344826121;mircea_popescu;o, no. -323036;1344826139;mircea_popescu;you know, it's funny... bitcoinica and mpoe were born like 2 weeks apart -323035;1344826147;mircea_popescu;it'd have been their 1year bday this month. -323034;1344826198;Ignatius-otc;I made an account at bitcoinica but read of others experiencing faked market moves. I am familiar with them from chinese based forex bucket shops like cmsfx. I didn't get a coin deposited before they shut down. -323033;1344826214;Ignatius-otc;Do you have a normal day job? If so, what is it? If you don't mind me asking... -323032;1344826240;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc i run my own company (polimedia srl), i am a business consultant. -323031;1344826255;mircea_popescu;i also run romania's most widely read blog, an aggregator service that dominates that market -323030;1344826258;mircea_popescu;and other things. -323029;1344826272;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 5 @ 0.091 = 0.455 BTC [+] -323028;1344826507;Azelphur;I have a microwave -323027;1344826512;mircea_popescu;but that aside, i probably do manage more btc assets than most anyone. -323026;1344826530;Azelphur;http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsyez9IMC51qhoydp.gif \o/ -323025;1344826572;Ignatius-otc;I was productive yesterday...not yet today! -323024;1344826579;Azelphur;hehe -323023;1344826592;Azelphur;I'm lies really, working on supybot stuff \o/ -323022;1344826947;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 8 @ 1 = 8 BTC [+] -323021;1344827013;BTC-Mining;How much do you manage currently, mircea? -323020;1344827054;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 60 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0069 BTC [+] -323019;1344827146;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1800 @ 0.00113771 = 2.0479 BTC [-] -323018;1344827179;mircea_popescu;mm, well the bonds report lists something like 6k or so ? -323017;1344827190;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 7 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0008 BTC [+] -323016;1344827196;mircea_popescu;if you look at the exhange address there's anything from 20 to 50k in there. -323015;1344827209;mircea_popescu;then there's all the btc people on mpex put in, and all the respective shares -323014;1344827220;mircea_popescu;and there's my own money... it comes to a decent chunk. -323013;1344827235;BTC-Mining;eh, indeed -323012;1344827257;mircea_popescu;if it's true what they say of pirate being over 1mn by now then that guy prolly beats me -323011;1344827265;mircea_popescu;but i don't think that many more out there. maybe, who knows -323010;1344827269;mircea_popescu;anon currency after all. -323009;1344827287;mircea_popescu;zhou was prolly one at his zenith, unfortunately that didn't go over so well for him. -323008;1344827307;mircea_popescu;mtgox from what i understand is losing money, but even so they prolly have more in cash. -323007;1344827327;mircea_popescu;the sr guy supposedly clears 10-20 k a month, so that could be another. -323006;1344827368;BTC-Mining;MtGox losing money? -323005;1344827372;BTC-Mining;hmm -323004;1344827374;mircea_popescu;that's what they say. -323003;1344827386;mircea_popescu;and it kinda figures, tbh. the entire filing of paperwork thing is expensive. -323002;1344827398;mircea_popescu;but iirc their last statement put them at -100k usd for the year. -323001;1344827435;BTC-Mining;But they weren't around for long and bitcoin prices went up just last year -323000;1344827453;BTC-Mining;The cost to get a secured platform developed and improved upon are high. -322999;1344827454;mircea_popescu;mtgox !? they were around since day one lol, remember the first hack in btcworld ? -322998;1344827489;BTC-Mining;Arf, that's misconstructed sentence -322997;1344827545;BTC-Mining;They haven't been around with high bitcoins price for a long time -322996;1344827571;mircea_popescu;well there was that time when it was 30+ -322995;1344827575;mircea_popescu;but they didn't really have the volume back then -322994;1344827581;BTC-Mining;since in the beggining the USD price of bitcoins were peanuts and volume was lower -322993;1344827582;mircea_popescu;so ya maybe it looks better for them -322992;1344827611;BTC-Mining;and they had to deal with security issue, remade the whole website to look and feel much better, etc. -322991;1344827612;mircea_popescu;course i think trade volume is sticky in usd more than in btc. -322990;1344827636;BTC-Mining;Lots of cost, they might have less costs from now on on that part and more profit from the higher volume at high prices -322989;1344827644;mircea_popescu;let's do some math tho, at 2mn a month with a .5% fee they clear 10k btc which is 120k usd a month -322988;1344827650;mircea_popescu;that's payroll for 2 people but not 20 -322987;1344827657;mircea_popescu;and i tihnk they're closer to 20 and also, have investment. -322986;1344827687;BTC-Mining;2 million a month with thoses fees x 2 -322985;1344827688;mircea_popescu;that's the main difference, i fully financed both mpoe and its morphing into mpex, not having investors aboard helps tons your position later -322984;1344827692;BTC-Mining;for buyer + for seller -322983;1344827695;mircea_popescu;if you know about start-ups you know what i mean. -322982;1344827743;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15439999 BTC [+] -322981;1344827744;mircea_popescu;well ya 2x, but they also have to pay servers and whatnot. im just saying a coupla mn usd yearly revenue isn't HUGE. it's a small business. -322980;1344827763;BTC-Mining;Indeed -322979;1344827776;mircea_popescu;posh corner coffeeshop in busy metropolitan area style small busines.s -322978;1344827777;BTC-Mining;But all bitcoins businesses are small, just like bitcoin economy -322977;1344827783;mircea_popescu;yet, yeah. -322976;1344827789;BTC-Mining;MtGox is huge on that scale -322975;1344827794;mircea_popescu;then again, if i manage to get deliverable options already on something that will change. -322974;1344827843;mircea_popescu;course... it doesn't looks like it wants to happen ;/ -322973;1344827918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17799 @ 0.00034116 = 6.0723 BTC [-] -322972;1344827920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33201 @ 0.00033748 = 11.2047 BTC [-] -322971;1344827955;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 1 = 9 BTC [+] -322970;1344828259;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 50 @ 0.125 = 6.25 BTC [+] -322969;1344828633;mircea_popescu;Cartmell was invited to testify before the United States senate in regards to Internet Governance by ICANN, is the inventor of five issued U.S. patents, led the successful battle against Hormel for the right to include the word "Spam" in trademarks that relate to email services, and is a major shareholder and board member of companies ranging from digital payment services to all-natural zero calorie sodas. -322968;1344828640;mircea_popescu;THAT Cartmell is sueing intersango ? -322967;1344828641;mircea_popescu;o boy. -322966;1344828736;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 90 @ 0.1047 = 9.423 BTC [+] -322965;1344828780;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.57 = 1.71 BTC [+] -322964;1344828799;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [+] -322963;1344828849;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.59 = 3.54 BTC [+] -322962;1344828901;BTC-Mining;... link? -322961;1344828927;mircea_popescu;http://www.cartmell.co.nz/ -322960;1344828962;mircea_popescu;something tells me this is the end of intersango and the named individuals. -322959;1344829157;BTC-Mining;Can I get any reputable sources telling me that story again or should I just trust his own personal websites... -322958;1344829171;mircea_popescu;which story ? -322957;1344829192;BTC-Mining;Well all the story about him -322956;1344829200;mircea_popescu;i don't know the guy personally but i know of him -322955;1344829206;mircea_popescu;specifically the hormel spam case. -322954;1344829225;mircea_popescu;now if its the same cartmell im not so sure, but if it is guy's a pitbulldogorca. -322953;1344829322;mircea_popescu;Yea i suppose so, but since there seem to be a lot of people complaining about funds being stuck in intersango i have the feeling they will never get it back now that this is going on. -322952;1344829322;mircea_popescu;Just hoping it won't cause many more people losses. -322951;1344829334;mircea_popescu;wait, WHAT ? were there many complaints of stuck funds ?! -322950;1344829377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13576 @ 0.00036473 = 4.9516 BTC [+] -322949;1344829379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29573 @ 0.000365 = 10.7941 BTC [+] -322948;1344829419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24599 @ 0.00033748 = 8.3017 BTC [-] -322947;1344829421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37893 @ 0.00033502 = 12.6949 BTC [-] -322946;1344829421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37508 @ 0.000335 = 12.5652 BTC [-] -322945;1344829445;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.102 = 2.04 BTC [-] -322944;1344829447;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1011 = 2.022 BTC [-] -322943;1344829447;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.10100001 = 4.04 BTC [-] -322942;1344829732;mircea_popescu;We'd hoped that our offer would both push Bitcoinica to resolve the claims faster, and give them more room for error. If they resolved all the claims within 6 months and paid us an equal pro rata share, they'd have immunity from us. Coincidentally, the amount of funds stolen only 2 days after this offer was made was nearly 100% of what we were owed at the time. -322941;1344829745;mircea_popescu;ok, this is seriously conspiracy to defraud, this may yet result in jail time. -322940;1344829809;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.125 BTC [+] -322939;1344830514;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 100 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0115 BTC [+] -322938;1344830515;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 1 = 6 BTC [+] -322937;1344830656;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 65 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0075 BTC [+] -322936;1344830723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 700 @ 0.00341166 = 2.3882 BTC [-] -322935;1344830879;smickles;mircea_popescu: ? -322934;1344830879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47133 @ 0.000365 = 17.2035 BTC [+] -322933;1344830891;mircea_popescu;was earlier a discussion about mpoe.etf -322932;1344830926;smickles;ah, too bad i missed it, but my logs are iffy about that time... i've had diablo on ignore -322931;1344830949;mircea_popescu;was just discussing with BTC-Mining the original etf value, it went out at .1 didnt it ? -322930;1344830962;smickles;yup -322929;1344831071;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.03999972 BTC [+] -322928;1344831132;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC -322927;1344831183;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.045 BTC [+] -322926;1344831213;BTC-Mining;How long ago was that? -322925;1344831246;smickles;BTC-Mining: march, iirc, let me verify -322924;1344831288;smickles;BTC-Mining: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67535.0 first post march 6 -322923;1344831552;mircea_popescu;to be perfectly fair tho, that was capital raised to participate in the risky stock allocation at the time -322922;1344831574;mircea_popescu;(wherein a specified block was put up and anyone could deposit btc for a set time, after which shares were distributed proportionally) -322921;1344831592;mircea_popescu;that ran for march and april iirc. -322920;1344831608;smickles;yeah, i think the etf got in on only one round -322919;1344831621;mircea_popescu;o, was it february and march ? -322918;1344831688;BTC-Mining;at .1? It's gone up by 1000% in 5 months? -322917;1344831706;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://blockchain.info/tx-index/3622733/8d6c3595f76d101003b1c09810d2b0f5108ea2952cdf873e460fe94049143c2c -322916;1344831718;smickles;mpoe.etf's 'subscription' -322915;1344831720;mircea_popescu;yup 1mn offered in feb and 4mn offered in march you're right. -322914;1344831741;mircea_popescu;wasn't it trading at 1.5 earlier ? -322913;1344831802;smickles;i think it did trade at 1.5 -322912;1344831810;smickles;best ask is 1.9 right now -322911;1344831812;mircea_popescu;1500% beotch :D -322910;1344831815;mircea_popescu;ohoho wtf. -322909;1344831823;mircea_popescu;what's going on over there -322908;1344831833;smickles;best bid is 1.5 -322907;1344831848;mircea_popescu;no wait. wait wait. how many shares it holds again ? -322906;1344831853;mircea_popescu;4mn what exactly ? -322905;1344831861;smickles;probably just too few people selling -322904;1344831880;smickles;mircea_popescu: sec, i'll get the exact # -322903;1344831881;mircea_popescu;there was a wall up -322902;1344831954;smickles;4`073`981, I unfortunately missed that excellent buy opportunity earlier -322901;1344832001;mircea_popescu;.py 0.00036500 * 4073981 / 1000 -322900;1344832002;markac;1.487003065 -322899;1344832009;mircea_popescu;a, so it's about right then huh -322898;1344832067;smickles;mircea_popescu: we have about 21 in btc too -322897;1344832081;smickles;iirc -322896;1344832092;mircea_popescu;o, you retain cash ? -322895;1344832114;smickles;some, to have buy orders placed to catch dips -322894;1344832142;mircea_popescu;apparently no dips. you plan FAILS -322893;1344832191;smickles;mircea_popescu: didn't it drop to 0.00010000 before this recent spurt? -322892;1344832232;mircea_popescu;for like a minute yeh -322891;1344832254;mircea_popescu;theres a long tail on the chart for sure. -322890;1344832320;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, i meant to have a buy in there to catch those sort of things :/ -322889;1344832332;mircea_popescu;lol woulda been crazy for nav if you managed to pick up some 1/3 price s.mpoe -322888;1344832339;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.10899699 BTC [+] -322887;1344832385;smickles;mircea_popescu: i would've looked like a bonafide geenass -322886;1344832405;mircea_popescu;lol -322885;1344832409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25429 @ 0.00036527 = 9.2885 BTC [+] -322884;1344832410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61100 @ 0.00036597 = 22.3608 BTC [+] -322883;1344832412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25700 @ 0.00036856 = 9.472 BTC [+] -322882;1344832412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32892 @ 0.00037361 = 12.2888 BTC [+] -322881;1344832413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00037375 = 4.4103 BTC [+] -322880;1344832414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33400 @ 0.00037489 = 12.5213 BTC [+] -322879;1344832415;smickles;ciuciu: didn't he go bankrupt a few times too? -322878;1344832416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52933 @ 0.00037491 = 19.8451 BTC [+] -322877;1344832417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.0003752 = 5.4404 BTC [+] -322876;1344832418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19600 @ 0.00037584 = 7.3665 BTC [+] -322875;1344832419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43111 @ 0.00037767 = 16.2817 BTC [+] -322874;1344832420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00037812 = 1.8906 BTC [+] -322873;1344832421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.000379 = 13.0755 BTC [+] -322872;1344832421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46800 @ 0.00038002 = 17.7849 BTC [+] -322871;1344832422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00038122 = 5.1846 BTC [+] -322870;1344832423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64400 @ 0.00038154 = 24.5712 BTC [+] -322869;1344832424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00038241 = 0.3442 BTC [+] -322868;1344832425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00038312 = 4.0228 BTC [+] -322867;1344832426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3835 @ 0.00038561 = 1.4788 BTC [+] -322866;1344832432;mircea_popescu;who went bankrupt ? -322865;1344832448;smickles;mircea_popescu: i heard some biz you ran went bankrupt -322864;1344832455;mircea_popescu;ahaha ? no ? -322863;1344832455;smickles;coulda just been fud tho -322862;1344832465;mircea_popescu;it never happened, no. -322861;1344832492;mircea_popescu;is that little shit ciuciu spreading crap ? -322860;1344832499;mircea_popescu;dumbass wannabe romanian scammers, he's on my ignore. -322859;1344832512;mircea_popescu;every day some nut coming up with brilliant ideeas. -322858;1344832530;dub;I though romania existed to scam the internet? -322857;1344832533;mircea_popescu;* lonely_ (59cca34d@gateway/web/freenode/ip.89.204.163.77) has joined #bitcoin-otc-eu -322856;1344832533;mircea_popescu; can i get some btc with my mastercard? i can provide documents that im the cardholder, but i need btc very quick -322855;1344832533;mircea_popescu; nope. -322854;1344832533;mircea_popescu; mircea trimite un msg pe privat -322853;1344832533;mircea_popescu;* SaLoMoN has quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) -322852;1344832533;mircea_popescu; O_o -322851;1344832533;mircea_popescu;* kakobreklaa is now known as kakobrekla -322850;1344832533;mircea_popescu;* lonely_ has quit (Quit: Page closed) -322849;1344832533;mircea_popescu; you can prolly safely ban that entire C class for carding. -322848;1344832538;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1047 = 10.47 BTC [+] -322847;1344832540;mircea_popescu;that from -otc-eu like a coupla hours ago. -322846;1344832577;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1047 = 3.141 BTC [+] -322845;1344832578;mircea_popescu;dub i know ukraine exists for spamming, but romania is supposedly cleanning up. -322844;1344832603;dub;it was certainly a big player when I cared about network abuse -322843;1344832686;BTC-Mining;Assuming someone is registering for him so he has private whois... that would be quite acceptable... -322842;1344832704;BTC-Mining;whois doesn't always display the actual owner of the domain. -322841;1344832718;Luceo;Anonymous whois is good -322840;1344832724;Luceo;Fuck public whois -322839;1344832734;mircea_popescu;what happened with namecoin btw ? dead ? -322838;1344832756;smickles;ciuciu: have you seen my identification? -322837;1344832758;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 56 @ 1 = 56 BTC [+] -322836;1344832758;BTC-Mining;My whois is always public -322835;1344832767;smickles;heh mine too -322834;1344832778;Luceo;Mine too, my real name is Sonic TheHedgehog and I live in Pyongyang KP -322833;1344832781;Luceo;fuh reelz -322832;1344832799;mircea_popescu;are the korean hos as hot as vragnaroda says ? -322831;1344832805;Luceo;Yes -322830;1344832825;Luceo;Having said that, the Romanian ones aren't bad either :D -322829;1344832829;tsukino;Hahahahahaha cartmell is on the case theyre fucked -322828;1344832837;smickles;ciuciu: well, if you read about mircea, i should be a small footnote somewhere -322827;1344832846;mircea_popescu;aha! is it THE cartmell tsukino ? i was saying earlier... -322826;1344832851;tsukino;They would have faired better to hire me as an arbitrator -322825;1344832856;Luceo;imo identity is overrated -322824;1344832886;mircea_popescu;Luceo what if you find your gf banging two big niggers -322823;1344832889;smickles;Luceo: out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on property? -322822;1344832899;mircea_popescu;and when you show up she looks all confused and says wel... she thought it was you ? -322821;1344832899;Luceo;Even if I know someone's real name, I'm not going to travel half the world to sue someone for $1k or something -322820;1344832900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00038561 = 3.3934 BTC [+] -322819;1344832913;Luceo;smickles: Property is essential to a free society :P -322818;1344832926;mircea_popescu;there's either anon or property. pick one. -322817;1344832939;smickles;ciuciu: not really -322816;1344832958;smickles;nope -322815;1344832963;Luceo;I don't care about anonymity, I don't think anyone is more trustworthy because I know their name or what they look like -322814;1344832972;mircea_popescu;that's valid -322813;1344832976;mircea_popescu;tho i tend to trust otc ratings -322812;1344832980;Luceo;People are trustworthy based on joint connections, history etc -322811;1344832986;Luceo;Whether anonymous or validated -322810;1344832988;mircea_popescu;eexactly. -322809;1344832998;tsukino;By the way romanian people are very cool. A romanian physicist worked with my father to develop the world's first nuclear battery -322808;1344833002;mircea_popescu;course wot for instance is pseudonymous not anon. big difference. -322807;1344833014;tsukino;he was a kind and gentle man, very smart hehe -322806;1344833023;Luceo;Maybe there's more potential recompense for validated people, nbut with the volume of most BTC transactions you're not going to go and sue anyone if they go shits up -322805;1344833027;mircea_popescu;tsukino yes they are! in general they're clever and daring sorts, except the kids are insufficiently trained -322804;1344833030;Luceo;s/nbut/but -322803;1344833031;tsukino;I dont think its fair that you insinuated that romanians were scammers esp. since you are romanian -322802;1344833035;mircea_popescu;so they end up making fools of themselves on teh interwebz. -322801;1344833036;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Pseudonymous is good -322800;1344833056;mircea_popescu;i insinuated that ?! -322799;1344833067;Luceo;I know, I'm agreeing -322798;1344833071;usagi;You said something about romanian scammers and said ban the whole c-class lol -322797;1344833081;mircea_popescu;well romania has more than one c class lol -322796;1344833092;Luceo;I just get annoyed at people Q_Qing about 'omg hidden whois' like it means anything -322795;1344833093;dub;>c class -322794;1344833093;usagi;Wow since when -322793;1344833097;dub;>class -322792;1344833099;mircea_popescu;ahahah -322791;1344833099;usagi;Lol -322790;1344833101;smickles;ciuciu: what precautions do you suggest? -322789;1344833105;dub;>/facepalm -322788;1344833135;mircea_popescu;but srsly! the reason i publish mpoe/mpex monthly in romanian is exactly that, get people to see that yes, romania is like the 3rd economy of the eu -322787;1344833142;mircea_popescu;now that franceitalyspainportugalirelandetc went bust. -322786;1344833169;Luceo;Romania is great -322785;1344833174;Luceo;Cheap alcohol -322784;1344833178;BTC-Mining;Luceo, most scammers don't want to be known, even if they steal only small amounts -322783;1344833184;smickles;ciuciu: you really think an id would help anything? -322782;1344833200;Luceo;BTC-Mining: Sure, but a lot of non-scammers don't want to be known either -322781;1344833202;mircea_popescu;what id dood ? -322780;1344833218;Luceo;BTC-Mining: Take SR traders for example, they may not wish to be known :P -322779;1344833223;Luceo;But many are not scammers -322778;1344833247;mircea_popescu;imo selling pot for like, > 10 bux an ounce is -322777;1344833248;BTC-Mining;I suppose then not knowing who you're dealing with can be acceptable, and knowing is a small bonus -322776;1344833252;smickles;mircea_popescu: this ciuciu person want's your id -322775;1344833253;mircea_popescu;costs what to grow, bout the same as hay ? -322774;1344833263;mircea_popescu;smickles is it so hard to google my name ?! -322773;1344833266;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Blame the government :( -322772;1344833286;mircea_popescu;Luceo just saying, on the face of things prolly cheaper to feed horses pot than hay. -322771;1344833295;mircea_popescu;certainly a lot more fun riding them afterwards lol -322770;1344833305;Luceo;Quite probably, but a lot worse to get caught with pot than hay :P -322769;1344833378;smickles;mircea_popescu: i would assume he means a form of id which is made of plastic and 'issued to you' -322768;1344833406;mircea_popescu;right. anonymous dude with scammy glbsse assets (pardon the pleonasm) is asking for my id. -322767;1344833411;mircea_popescu;what's this, paraipan reloaded ? -322766;1344833417;smickles;ciuciu: why would he run with the money, rather than continue operating a successful operation? -322765;1344833447;smickles;ciuciu issues assets on glbse? -322764;1344833478;mircea_popescu;his entire issue is that the girl pointed out that his bond's name, aka ciuciu -322763;1344833484;mircea_popescu;means "jack shit" in romanian. which it does. -322762;1344833487;smickles;mircea_popescu: wasn't paraipan the guy who filed a police report on sombody? -322761;1344833496;mircea_popescu;it was zhou, for not giving him id or somesuch. -322760;1344833546;mircea_popescu;how dares zhou operate a business and not give paraipan his id!!11 -322759;1344833553;smickles;ciuciu: glbse verification means jack shit -322758;1344833557;Ignatius-otc;What is your glbse asset ciuciu? -322757;1344833562;smickles;it could be so easily faked -322756;1344833577;mircea_popescu;did you even verify in the end smickles ? -322755;1344833583;smickles;ciuciu: i post my own garbage on glbse, thank you -322754;1344833586;mircea_popescu;i remember at some point a riot in -otc -322753;1344833589;smickles;mircea_popescu ya -322752;1344833602;BTC-Mining;Seems it would be hard to fake GLBSE verification if extra steps were taken -322751;1344833620;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, the 'riot' was just because of the way nefario presented things -322750;1344833623;mircea_popescu;the entire notion of allowing anyone to selfserve ipo is sordid. -322749;1344833624;BTC-Mining;Like actually mailing the claimed address -322748;1344833631;BTC-Mining;with a code -322747;1344833632;smickles;it seems to have 'all worked out in the end' -322746;1344833645;mircea_popescu;there's no fixing that. so you verify a name and an address. so ? -322745;1344833651;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.869 BTC [+] -322744;1344833653;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.879 BTC [+] -322743;1344833654;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.929 = 3.716 BTC [+] -322742;1344833655;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 14 @ 0.95 = 13.3 BTC [+] -322741;1344833677;mircea_popescu;irl banking & finance has > 500 years of history, to this day it's not reached this pinnacle of grandeur where you self-ipo. -322740;1344833684;mircea_popescu;there;'s a frigging reason. it's called vetting. -322739;1344833696;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, plenty of details -322738;1344833717;BTC-Mining;You never know how close some investors are, especially in an open market for issuing... -322737;1344833727;mircea_popescu;dude srsly. you do what ? -322736;1344833734;mircea_popescu;you drive to the guy's door and ? beat him up ? -322735;1344833739;BTC-Mining;That's the "so" -322734;1344833740;mircea_popescu;get sued for it, sell your house ? -322733;1344833741;Luceo;Why does that mean anything? o.O -322732;1344833767;Luceo;ciuciu: Why does it matter where he lives? idgi -322731;1344833768;BTC-Mining;People tend to be fond of their reputation -322730;1344833779;mircea_popescu;so what, you sit on his porch and scream ? -322729;1344833794;mircea_popescu;these aren't, if maturely considered, solutions. -322728;1344833796;Luceo;I can drive to Romania, Canada is ~$1400 flights -322727;1344833804;Luceo;Who am I more likely to be able to sue? :P -322726;1344833819;Luceo;Neither, probably. -322725;1344833831;Luceo;Suing over Bitcoins is totally untested in courts -322724;1344833831;smickles;geez, i'm in NC and had to sue someone in MO -322723;1344833831;mircea_popescu;i can sue anyone and everyone. in general once you reach this point you realise how darn few people / corps its worth your time to sue. -322722;1344833833;mircea_popescu;srsly. -322721;1344833837;smickles;even that blew ass -322720;1344833845;dub;GLBSE auth issues? -322719;1344833845;Luceo;mircea_popescu: That. -322718;1344833854;BTC-Mining;You could just go beat him up out of nowhere and leave, although it carries risk... -322717;1344833866;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining who pays for your labour as a thug ? -322716;1344833874;Luceo;I don't think validating who anyone is means anything, yeah I can sue him but likely my volume isn't going to be enough to justify it -322715;1344833875;mircea_popescu;if you manage to get away that's like 1k an hour sort of rates. -322714;1344833892;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Speaking from experience? :P -322713;1344833905;mircea_popescu;no, from knowledge. -322712;1344833909;smickles;Luceo: and, you could sue and win, and still get no money -322711;1344833916;Luceo;smickles: Exactly -322710;1344833925;mircea_popescu;actually i read but don't recall where that the MAJORITY of suits don't make more money than the cost to sue. -322709;1344833934;mircea_popescu;which bears out in the experience. -322708;1344833954;Luceo;I've only sued one person, and he settled out of court -322707;1344833963;BTC-Mining;Ah, fine, consider it whichever way you want -322706;1344833968;smickles;ciuciu: if you only do business with people you can meet, you are severely limiting your potential -322705;1344833986;mircea_popescu;he has no potential. -322704;1344833994;smickles;Luceo: lucky you. I, otoh, had to deal with the scum of the earth -322703;1344833997;Azelphur;Luceo: I have an aunt called Sue, we generally say it's a description rather than a name :P -322702;1344834004;mircea_popescu;hahaha -322701;1344834006;Luceo;smickles: :( -322700;1344834017;Luceo;Azelphur: lol I have an aunt called Sue, and likewise >_> -322699;1344834021;Azelphur;haha -322698;1344834022;mircea_popescu;o wait, were those your tenants that ruined your place smickles ? -322697;1344834029;Luceo;But she was a lawyer :P -322696;1344834051;mircea_popescu;well, honestly, i sued the romanian interior ministry and forced them to friggin change the laws -322695;1344834053;Azelphur;haha, my aunt just phones up and shouts at people and cites the multiple ways in which she's going to sue them until she gets her way -322694;1344834053;Azelphur;xD -322693;1344834067;Luceo;oh lol, my aunt was a corporate lawyer :P -322692;1344834071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50046 @ 0.00037911 = 18.9729 BTC [-] -322691;1344834072;Luceo;And her husband was a banker lol -322690;1344834073;mircea_popescu;it wasn't easy nor cheap, but in the end worth it. nevertheless, i tell you, litigations of the nature discussed here are rarely worth it. -322689;1344834083;smickles;mircea_popescu: yup, those people -322688;1344834084;Azelphur;haha -322687;1344834115;smickles;ciuciu: what a coincidence, i too manage over 1000btc of others -322686;1344834121;smickles;er -322685;1344834124;smickles;2000 -322684;1344834124;mircea_popescu;at least nao lol -322683;1344834132;Luceo;I manage very little of others' money! :D -322682;1344834142;Luceo;And I'm glad for it -322681;1344834145;Azelphur;smickles: and like 1/4 of that is mine, haha -322680;1344834147;mircea_popescu;jsut your aunt sue's right ? -322679;1344834151;BTC-Mining;2000? Not bad -322678;1344834166;mircea_popescu;o you got dough in mpoe.etf Azelphur ? -322677;1344834172;smickles;and i'm glad to have your confidence Azelphur -322676;1344834173;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: SS -322675;1344834177;Azelphur;:D -322674;1344834178;mircea_popescu;a a -322673;1344834189;mircea_popescu;ya, how;s that going ? haven't seen the other s guy in a while -322672;1344834199;BTC-Mining;I wonder if I should manage a fund. -322671;1344834204;Azelphur;it's just kinda quietly ticking over really -322670;1344834213;Azelphur;it's weird all the hype has died down -322669;1344834214;mircea_popescu;was a sort of arb bot right ? -322668;1344834214;BTC-Mining;I think a mining operation is sufficient. -322667;1344834218;Azelphur;but it's still performing exactly as they said it was -322666;1344834219;mircea_popescu;or was that with shakurur ? -322665;1344834224;Azelphur;SS? nah it's spread out deposits with banks -322664;1344834229;Azelphur;with a small insurance -322663;1344834229;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining mining is dead louise. -322662;1344834233;smickles;ciuciu: i was just pointing out a coincidence :/ -322661;1344834247;BTC-Mining;Mining ain't dead -322660;1344834248;dub;ciuciu: you really haven't said anything except quoting a particularly retarded mod on a wholey retarded forum -322659;1344834252;BTC-Mining;fixed rate bonds are dead -322658;1344834262;mircea_popescu;hmm mebbe. -322657;1344834282;dub;ciuciu: which only serves to make you look kinda retarded yourself -322656;1344834282;Azelphur;re the forum, has anyone thought about forking it? -322655;1344834289;mircea_popescu;o god. -322654;1344834294;mircea_popescu;if someone would make a decent forum... -322653;1344834304;Azelphur;there was one guy who was thinking of doing it, but it seems a bit, well...terrible -322652;1344834305;Luceo;I'll make a decent forum -322651;1344834305;BTC-Mining;Which forum? -322650;1344834306;Luceo;ONE DAY -322649;1344834308;Luceo;>_> -322648;1344834310;usagi;Ciuciu no offense but psy is a troll -322647;1344834312;mircea_popescu;no conditions to be able to joi, but instaban for being dumb. -322646;1344834315;Luceo;What would be counted as decent? -322645;1344834318;mircea_popescu;^^ -322644;1344834325;usagi;Psy attacks anyone and anything including me -322643;1344834328;usagi;for next to no reason -322642;1344834336;Luceo;Psy must like me -322641;1344834340;usagi;And you're new here too, aren't you? I mean you just came here last month? -322640;1344834342;Luceo;idk, he hasnt attacked me yet -322639;1344834342;mircea_popescu;psy managed to get on irc ?! -322638;1344834344;Azelphur;Luceo: the people who run it really make a forum what it is, have a set of clearly laid out guidelines -322637;1344834347;usagi;Maybe you should hold off on the scammer accusations -322636;1344834375;usagi;So post the link -322635;1344834387;Azelphur;Luceo: there was a guy who was messaging me the other day he made a forum, he keeps spamming everywhere with it, and he made luke a mod -322634;1344834398;Luceo;lol -322633;1344834400;mircea_popescu;lol -322632;1344834406;Luceo;Its cool I'll make RS a mod -322631;1344834414;mircea_popescu;luke is gonna sell his btc for $25 soon and you'll all be sorry. -322630;1344834433;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: and then donate it all to the church :P -322629;1344834437;Luceo;Azelphur: I've fallen in love with OpenBSD -322628;1344834441;mircea_popescu;straight to the pope baby. -322627;1344834442;Luceo;>_< -322626;1344834442;Azelphur;Luceo: :D -322625;1344834451;Luceo;This OS is just perfect :P -322624;1344834453;usagi;Ok, and now everybody knows. We can all go check it out. -322623;1344834456;usagi;Thanks ciuciu. -322622;1344834461;usagi;It's a matter of public record now. -322621;1344834467;mircea_popescu;Azelphur why do you steal people from debian you zealot! -322620;1344834481;Luceo;Permission not to care >_< -322619;1344834484;usagi;Mircea: Serious question. This link has the word DEFAULT in it. http://www.enom.com/whois/default.aspx?DomainName=PoliMedia.us -322618;1344834484;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: wat -322617;1344834488;usagi;Have you DEFAULTED on anything recently? -322616;1344834489;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Azelphur didn't steal me :P -322615;1344834496;mircea_popescu;lmao -322614;1344834499;Azelphur;indeed xD -322613;1344834501;usagi;Because if you have.... -322612;1344834505;usagi;You are in big trouble! -322611;1344834506;mircea_popescu;polimedia (srl) is in fact my company. -322610;1344834508;Azelphur;I don't even use bsd, I'm a Ubuntu person -322609;1344834516;usagi;Seriously though, how does this make mircea a scammer? -322608;1344834518;mircea_popescu;the tax # is 22530016 and it's operating today as the first day. -322607;1344834519;usagi;I don't get it -322606;1344834519;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: can I call you Martha in future -322605;1344834523;Luceo;www.enom.com/whois/default.aspx?DomainName=fennec.name Like srsly I must be a scammer -_- -322604;1344834526;mircea_popescu;no, that's my cto. -322603;1344834538;usagi;It's just a domain name reg -322602;1344834539;Azelphur;:( -322601;1344834544;mircea_popescu;you can call her martha tho. -322600;1344834553;usagi;Look, if you go hunting on me you will discover I have registered domains in the name of cartoon characters -322599;1344834560;Luceo;usagi: Me too -322598;1344834563;usagi;That doesn't make me a scammer, it makes me anonymous. -322597;1344834572;Luceo;MtGox want me to prove my name is Miles 'Tails' Prower :( -322596;1344834574;mircea_popescu;no but srsly. the woman is my cto, it's her darned job to register domains wtf. -322595;1344834579;Luceo;They don't believe me -322594;1344834588;Ignatius-otc;I have a few in the names of characters in science fiction books -322593;1344834601;smickles;usagi, you crack me up. now i have a backlog of lines to read in this channel -322592;1344834630;mircea_popescu;this chan actually is very sprightly of late. -322591;1344834641;Luceo;And idk what I'm going to do when StartSSL asks me to prove I'm Kim Jong-il, I mean he fucking died >_< -322590;1344834667;Ignatius-otc;ciuciu do you have any evidence aside from the dns info? -322589;1344834700;smickles;mircea_popescu: if polimedia is, as you state, your company. then surely you can show me a pic of the company's logo/name on a bumpersticker which is itself on a pair of tits -322588;1344834722;Luceo;^ And ugly tits don't count -322587;1344834728;mircea_popescu; it's weird all the hype has died down << you know i think there's a forum rule that only crappy investments can have hype. -322586;1344834738;Azelphur;haha -322585;1344834742;mircea_popescu;lmao... -322584;1344834743;Luceo;Send it to me, I can get someone to translate from Romanian -322583;1344834747;mircea_popescu;i could send you the pic on tits i think. -322582;1344834751;Azelphur;SS just basically sits there quietly, continually putting out and performing within expected parameters -322581;1344834764;mircea_popescu;o wait. -322580;1344834767;mircea_popescu;you saw that pic didn't you. -322579;1344834777;Azelphur;the terrifying one of you? -322578;1344834778;smickles;:) -322577;1344834782;mircea_popescu;lmao -322576;1344834791;mircea_popescu;no, some pic of a juicy pair of tits -322575;1344834795;Luceo;The one on the bitvps photo book? -322574;1344834800;mircea_popescu;nono -322573;1344834827;Luceo;Is this a really complex form of -322572;1344834831;Luceo;'tits or gtfo'? -322571;1344834841;mircea_popescu;lol wtf where did i put it. -322570;1344834877;smickles;i probably have it in archive somewhere /me starts lookin' -322569;1344834880;mircea_popescu;ahaha guise! -322568;1344834887;mircea_popescu;google poliboobs.jpg in images. -322567;1344834908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4154 @ 0.00037911 = 1.5748 BTC [-] -322566;1344834908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5865 @ 0.00038561 = 2.2616 BTC [+] -322565;1344834920;smickles;lol -322564;1344834929;Azelphur;that's one way to advertise -322563;1344834930;Azelphur;xD -322562;1344834933;Luceo;:D -322561;1344834942;mircea_popescu;i intend to do a party, have all the girls politopless. -322560;1344834950;mircea_popescu;AND NONE OF YOU CAN COME. -322559;1344834952;Luceo;/r/ invite -322558;1344834954;Luceo;zomg :o -322557;1344834957;Azelphur;lol -322556;1344834973;Luceo;Who cares about ID? -322555;1344834990;Luceo;idc if his name's John Smith, and he lives in China -322554;1344834998;Luceo;-_- -322553;1344835007;Luceo;;;getrating mircea_popescu -322552;1344835007;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User mircea_popescu, rated since Fri Jul 22 08:04:26 2011. Cumulative rating 76, from 37 total ratings. Received ratings: 36 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 40 positive, 2 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=mircea_popescu -322551;1344835014;Luceo;^ Worth more than ID -322550;1344835019;Ignatius-otc;agree -322549;1344835019;mircea_popescu;wait, the plot thickens. i think maybe it's an impostor ? -322548;1344835035;smickles;;;gpg info mircea_popescu -322547;1344835036;gribble;User 'mircea_popescu', with keyid 8A736F0E2FB7B452, fingerprint 6160E1CAC8A3C52966FD76998A736F0E2FB7B452, and bitcoin address None, registered on Fri Jul 22 05:39:10 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=mircea_popescu . Currently not authenticated. -322546;1344835042;Ignatius-otc;oh...new negative...indeed -322545;1344835059;Luceo;Does he? -322544;1344835066;mircea_popescu;sadly the otc has one flaw -322543;1344835069;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.15439999 = 0.3088 BTC [+] -322542;1344835080;mircea_popescu;noobs like rg that do 10000 five bucks trades are rated +500 -322541;1344835093;mircea_popescu;and whales like me that do > 10k per trade are like, 11. -322540;1344835104;smickles;Daniel Folkinshteyn? relly? -322539;1344835110;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 400 @ 1 = 400 BTC [+] -322538;1344835121;mircea_popescu;what about nano ? -322537;1344835160;Luceo;mircea_popescu: The flaw is that stupid people don't read the descriptions of the trades :P -322536;1344835166;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.009201 BTC [-] -322535;1344835168;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00915 = 0.0183 BTC [-] -322534;1344835169;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 445 @ 0.0091 = 4.0495 BTC [-] -322533;1344835188;mircea_popescu;as any perfect system , the wot is only as good as the tech using it -322532;1344835192;mircea_popescu;much akin linux. -322531;1344835201;Luceo;No system is perfect -322530;1344835218;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.1239 = 0.7434 BTC [-] -322529;1344835223;mircea_popescu;don't be a hater :D -322528;1344835269;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 200 @ 1 = 200 BTC [-] -322527;1344835360;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.0389 = 2.0778 BTC [-] -322526;1344835366;Luceo;usagi: I lol every time I see that asset name >_> -322525;1344835400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3881 @ 0.00039395 = 1.5289 BTC [+] -322524;1344835402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6199 @ 0.00036805 = 2.2815 BTC [-] -322523;1344835403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17359 @ 0.00036632 = 6.3589 BTC [-] -322522;1344835404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60500 @ 0.00036497 = 22.0807 BTC [-] -322521;1344835405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2061 @ 0.000335 = 0.6904 BTC [-] -322520;1344835425;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.039 = 2.078 BTC [+] -322519;1344835448;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1239 BTC [-] -322518;1344835576;rg;mircea_popescu: most of my trades are over $100 -322517;1344835580;mircea_popescu;:D -322516;1344835583;mircea_popescu;how you doin' rg ? -322515;1344835587;rg;one person buys my lunch every day -322514;1344835592;rg;and hes had the same rating from me -322513;1344835593;rg;for ages -322512;1344835601;mircea_popescu;i was just being an ass omg! -322511;1344835623;smickles;is it just me, or is this an insanely good buy? -322510;1344835626;smickles;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=O.HASH.P10TH -322509;1344835649;mircea_popescu;its not th/s -322508;1344835674;smickles;alright, maybe not 'insanely good' -322507;1344835698;mircea_popescu;i forget the formula that turns hash into money -322506;1344835708;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1048 BTC [+] -322505;1344835796;smickles;but still, it's like where you bot prices at is right at where the projected diffToBTC rate come out at, and we're in a strong uptrend on the difficulty -322504;1344835821;mircea_popescu;it's not my bot, it's a 3rd party. -322503;1344835825;smickles;orly -322502;1344835827;mircea_popescu;((bReward * firstDiffTime * MhBond * 10^6)/((firstDiff * 2^32)))+((bReward * secondDiffTime * MhBond * 10^6)/((secondDiff * 2^32))) -322501;1344835833;mircea_popescu;lettuce see -322500;1344835855;usagi;What name Luceo? TYGRR PEE? -322499;1344835875;mircea_popescu;.py ((50 * 10000000000000)/((2190866 * 2^32))) -322498;1344835877;markac;114110961 -322497;1344835877;usagi;How about THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES -322496;1344835888;usagi;Or BITCOIN-ASS or whatever it's called -322495;1344835890;mircea_popescu;seems about right no ? -322494;1344835924;mircea_popescu;i mean -322493;1344835943;usagi;Every time I see TYGRR.BOND-PI I think of Magnum P.I. -322492;1344836022;mircea_popescu;.py (50 * 10^12)/(2190866 * 2^32) -322491;1344836023;markac;0 -322490;1344836029;mircea_popescu;.py (50 * 10^12)/(2190866.0 * 2^32) -322489;1344836030;markac;TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for ^: 'float' and 'int' -322488;1344836036;smickles;** -322487;1344836038;smickles;right? -322486;1344836039;mircea_popescu;.py 1.0*(50 * 10^12)/(2190866 * 2^32) -322485;1344836041;markac;0.000115023849191 -322484;1344836050;mircea_popescu;mmm py is rounding badly. -322483;1344836056;mircea_popescu;i got 0.005313667 -322482;1344836058;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 1 @ 0.099 BTC [-] -322481;1344836088;mircea_popescu;so the bot seems to think the diff will up a lot. -322480;1344836090;mircea_popescu;i guess ? -322479;1344836091;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -322478;1344836119;smickles;mircea_popescu: hmm, i think i used a different method to value it or something -322477;1344836125;smickles;lemme check my notes -322476;1344836132;mircea_popescu;but i mean it's block * hashes by diff times 2^32 no ? -322475;1344836150;mircea_popescu;<< kinda noob in mining. -322474;1344836193;mircea_popescu;o no wait! the value is like 0.005. and the option says : -322473;1344836194;mircea_popescu;What this means is that the holder of one option has the right (but not the obligation) to sell 10 Th (that's ten thousand billion hashes, or approximately 2.77 Gh/s running for one hour) for 0.075 BTC -322472;1344836223;mircea_popescu;so if you sell for 0.075 something worth 0.005 then the sale itself should be worth 0.07 -322471;1344836245;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14549 @ 0.00113771 = 16.5525 BTC [-] -322470;1344836274;mircea_popescu;hmm -322469;1344836313;mircea_popescu;mnono! it's 10th so 10^13! -322468;1344836336;mircea_popescu;thus, the insta value is like .05 and the value is .075 so naturally the bot values around .025 -322467;1344836358;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.5.50] 1000 @ 0.0001 = 0.1 BTC [+] -322466;1344836405;smickles;mircea_popescu: there we are. but my point is, given the current ust/btc price history, the amount of hashes on the network has yet to catch up -322465;1344836418;smickles;s/current/recent/ -322464;1344836445;smickles;so... the diff rate will likely only go higher -322463;1344836460;mircea_popescu;well possibly -322462;1344836464;smickles;so, the value of a hash will likely only go lower -322461;1344836480;mircea_popescu;mno -322460;1344836481;mircea_popescu;Difficulty 2190866 -322459;1344836481;mircea_popescu;Estimated 2191980 in 1926 blks -322458;1344836491;mircea_popescu;see, i think 1,9k blocks is past the option expiry. -322457;1344836497;mircea_popescu;how many days is 1926 blocks ? -322456;1344836504;mircea_popescu;.py 1926 / 6 / 24 -322455;1344836505;markac;13 -322454;1344836514;mircea_popescu;mno. well i dunno wtf. -322453;1344836520;smickles;oh well, i bought it much earlier at a much lower price anywoy -322452;1344836521;smickles;;D -322451;1344836525;mircea_popescu;:p -322450;1344836546;mircea_popescu;was it priced lower earlier !? -322449;1344836565;mircea_popescu;on the graph price seems to have mostly been falling -322448;1344836578;smickles;mircea_popescu: as low as 0.00861487 -322447;1344836590;mircea_popescu;mmm was that last month ? -322446;1344836602;smickles;must have been, however -322445;1344836615;smickles;it wasn't much higher at the beginning of this month -322444;1344836616;mircea_popescu;well ya, but these are options you see. -322443;1344836625;mircea_popescu;i think it musta been. -322442;1344836642;mircea_popescu;you sure you didn't get C ? -322441;1344836662;smickles;O.HASH.P10TH x 100 -322440;1344836686;smickles;not many, but i'm a small fry -322439;1344836696;smickles;and this was my firs buy on those things -322438;1344836708;mircea_popescu;;;ident smickles -322437;1344836709;gribble;Nick 'smickles', with hostmask 'smickles!~smickles@184.154.30.40', is not identified. -322436;1344836753;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.59 = 4.77 BTC [+] -322435;1344836754;mircea_popescu;well, maybe they were cheaper earlier i dunno. -322434;1344836754;smickles;ah, this is what i get for bragging to the guy who runs the system -322433;1344836766;mircea_popescu;lol what did you get ? -322432;1344836783;smickles;heh, i thought you were checking up on me -322431;1344836830;smickles;i dunno, it doesn't make sense. it's the weekend, and i drink on the weekend -322430;1344836842;mircea_popescu;diff before was 2036671.08869332 -322429;1344836846;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -322428;1344836847;mircea_popescu;so ya, it jumped you made monyz. -322427;1344836859;mircea_popescu;its how they werk. -322426;1344836887;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -322425;1344836891;smickles;heh, yeah, i was confident that i'd make monyz when i made the buy -322424;1344836921;smickles;i meant, i thought you were looking up in you database to verify when and at what price i bought them at -322423;1344836928;mircea_popescu;o -322422;1344836936;mircea_popescu;haha i dun really care. -322421;1344836960;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 130 @ 0.00027 = 0.0351 BTC [+] -322420;1344836975;smickles;yeah, 2 glasses of wine will make me think the whole world revolves around my thoughts -322419;1344836980;smickles;lol -322418;1344837023;mircea_popescu;so did gigavps get his minis/rigs in the end ? -322417;1344837044;BTC-Mining;He got them a long time ago... -322416;1344837071;BTC-Mining;Must have been months -322415;1344837090;mircea_popescu;did he make a nice site for them like -322414;1344837095;mircea_popescu;http://gigamining.com/mgpumon/ ? -322413;1344837222;BTC-Mining;No idea actually -322412;1344837230;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.039 BTC [+] -322411;1344837260;mircea_popescu;but ya diff jumped 33% past ~4 months -322410;1344837280;mircea_popescu;in strict depreciation terms all mining assets that didn't make at least 9% per month are a net loss. -322409;1344837351;BTC-Mining;Mining equipment is bought in USD &/or other fiat. -322408;1344837378;mircea_popescu;yeah... -322407;1344837381;mircea_popescu;i forgot that -322406;1344837400;mircea_popescu;33% depreciation through diff rate increase and 50% depreciation through btc appreciation -322405;1344837410;BTC-Mining;Considering that Difficulty is behind the price raise... well you'd have been better off keeping BTC -322404;1344837413;mircea_popescu;all mining assets that didn't make 20% per month past 3 mionths are a net loss. -322403;1344837418;mircea_popescu;yup. -322402;1344837492;BTC-Mining;I meant that by investing in equipment with a fixed USD value, you want returns that can buy you more equipment. -322401;1344837508;BTC-Mining;and technically, the mining/equipment has raised in USD value -322400;1344837531;BTC-Mining;Hence why we're undergoing a sudden rapid difficulty growth -322399;1344837560;BTC-Mining;Still, you'd get more having kept your bitcoins -322398;1344837687;BTC-Mining;As I see it, if bitcoin prices soars, you'd be better off keeping them (although you still earn more as difficulty adapt). If prices drop, you have too much hashing per price and returns decrease -322397;1344837705;BTC-Mining;As such, a stable fiat to BTC rate would seem better -322396;1344837727;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -322395;1344837728;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.96 = 3.84 BTC [+] -322394;1344837775;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.96777 = 1.9355 BTC [+] -322393;1344837779;BTC-Mining;At least ASIC is the last step and large price/hashing changes should be behind us from now on -322392;1344837791;BTC-Mining;Lowering slowly as ASICs become more performant -322391;1344837942;Luceo;usagi: That one too :P -322390;1344837949;Luceo;But mostly your nyan assets :P -322389;1344837969;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 1.08 = 2.16 BTC [+] -322388;1344838137;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [+] -322387;1344838181;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it would, yes. -322386;1344838347;Luceo;ASICs on 32nm should still be a significant jump -322385;1344838358;Luceo;or 28nm -322384;1344838366;mircea_popescu;or maybe even 22nm when that happens. -322383;1344838398;mircea_popescu;i think they have working prototypes already -322382;1344838422;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC -322381;1344838500;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.1200001 = 1.2 BTC [-] -322380;1344838502;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 19 @ 0.12 = 2.28 BTC [-] -322379;1344838544;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.12 = 1.2 BTC [-] -322378;1344838796;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=100303.0 food for thought. -322377;1344838801;mircea_popescu;if anyone cares to weigh in. -322376;1344838815;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -322375;1344838900;smickles;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=98491.40 get your pr lady to point out that it's not 'the best time to sell in a year', it's the best time to buy puts in a year -322374;1344838946;mircea_popescu;haha ty. -322373;1344839005;mircea_popescu;i might have cause of name reference -322372;1344839142;smickles;nanotube: you were mentioned as not being a thief and a lier, iirc -322371;1344839216;nanotube;smickles: oh, that's good :) -322370;1344839222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.00039367 = 11.1015 BTC [+] -322369;1344839224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00038343 = 6.0199 BTC [-] -322368;1344839225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00037284 = 6.2637 BTC [-] -322367;1344839230;mircea_popescu;nanotube is just very small -322366;1344839243;mircea_popescu;how can something that small be a thief ? you'd accidentallty smush it midrobbery -322365;1344839244;nanotube;someone's buying some s.mpoe eh. -322364;1344839248;nanotube;haha -322363;1344839254;mircea_popescu;it's been going back and forth. -322362;1344839321;mircea_popescu;aww you can't be on 24/7 -322361;1344839340;smickles;the order should have been placed and waiting :/ -322360;1344839374;mircea_popescu;black swan event, keeps money locked up -322359;1344839407;smickles;i'll have to ask copumpkin if that 'event' was him cashing out -322358;1344839524;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.039 BTC [+] -322357;1344839561;mircea_popescu;o hehe, is he that rich ? -322356;1344839699;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: probably :P -322355;1344839720;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob : speaking of the bonds you or i can invest into, afaik the only such in btcworld are the MPOE bonds. care to go through them with me to check this theory ? -322354;1344839735;BTC-Mining;mircea, for example, gigamining share holders will be able to pay 0.25 BTC to switch their 1 BTC IPO share (5 mhash each) to 4 shares (25 mhash each) for 20x the hashing. -322353;1344839750;BTC-Mining;when ASICs are out -322352;1344839771;BTC-Mining;and there is already over 0.30 BTC paid back per share -322351;1344839779;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 3 @ 0.98076923 = 2.9423 BTC [-] -322350;1344839797;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining still not a bond, sounds more like a sort of stock option ?! -322349;1344839806;BTC-Mining;Not to count difficulty was relatively stable before bitcoin prices raised -322348;1344839827;mircea_popescu;yes but as the guy rightly points out, in order for something to be a bond it needs to meet some criteria. -322347;1344839829;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.039 = 2.078 BTC [+] -322346;1344839835;mircea_popescu;these are 1. fixed principal and 2. maturity date. -322345;1344839838;mircea_popescu;absent either it ain't a bond. -322344;1344839839;BTC-Mining;Well, he had GPUs, but he bought a lot of FPGA which is tradable for the new ASICs from BFL -322343;1344839850;mircea_popescu;i think he still has the gpus -322342;1344839859;BTC-Mining;So for that part, upgrade was already paid by investors -322341;1344839872;BTC-Mining;yeah, but he'll have to lose them with raising difficulty -322340;1344839879;mircea_popescu;maybe so. -322339;1344839887;mircea_popescu;none of this is really germane to the issue tho. -322338;1344839899;mircea_popescu;if i lend you a car i haven't sold you it, i've lent you it -322337;1344839907;mircea_popescu;if i tack on the option for you to turn it into an airplane -322336;1344839910;mircea_popescu;it's still not a sale. -322335;1344840012;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 1.02 = 2.04 BTC [-] -322334;1344840014;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 1.01 = 2.02 BTC [-] -322333;1344840015;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1.001 BTC [-] -322332;1344840016;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 74 @ 1 = 74 BTC [-] -322331;1344840039;BTC-Mining;Well yes and no. It's technically a sale of power, but the equipment is managed by Gigavps who has a margin vs what he gets with what people paid. -322330;1344840050;mircea_popescu;... -322329;1344840064;mircea_popescu;but he makes no representation he will return a certain btc value at a certain future date. -322328;1344840087;BTC-Mining;He could do it that way: I've sold you a contract for X mhash. Equipment remains mine, and I'll trade it for 20x more mhash, but won't give you anything -322327;1344840121;BTC-Mining;Or he could go: Well you did pay for the equipment I'm trading in. I'll raise to Y mhash on those contracts and keep a similar margin -322326;1344840128;mircea_popescu;yes, it could be a bond in the very tenuous theory where hash power is a currency -322325;1344840134;mircea_popescu;except i don't think it is. -322324;1344840158;BTC-Mining;It is a bond, that's where you see the community is small and run by single individuals. -322323;1344840169;BTC-Mining;I can hardly see a corporate entity acting like this -322322;1344840182;mircea_popescu;i don't take your meaning ? -322321;1344840220;BTC-Mining;They've sold a contract for X something, it will stay a contract for X something. -322320;1344840256;mircea_popescu;yes, but unless its for X something money it's not a bond. -322319;1344840257;BTC-Mining;They wouldn't upgrade to Y something on the pretense X something is now upgradable -322318;1344840273;BTC-Mining;Because they sold X, not the underlying equipment that is upgraded -322317;1344840298;BTC-Mining;All employees within a corporation are employed to get more money for the corporation. -322316;1344840322;mircea_popescu;a different way to express this would be "the issuers realised how badly they're screwing so called but not really investors -322315;1344840331;BTC-Mining;Goodwilling decisions are not acceptable, unless otherwise it would tarnish them and cause a loss of revenue -322314;1344840335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28700 @ 0.00037759 = 10.8368 BTC [+] -322313;1344840339;mircea_popescu;and by the theory you can fleece a sheep many times but skin him only once, are now sweetening the deal" -322312;1344840472;BTC-Mining;Well in any case, mining so far has been constantly profitable. And so far I see no real loss for any long term miners. GPUs can be resold, although if you bought just before FPGA/ASICs, it's pretty much a loss. -322311;1344840503;mircea_popescu;hey, i've made profits too, but the point remains : they aren't really bonds. -322310;1344840511;BTC-Mining;Indeed -322309;1344840512;mircea_popescu;they're in fact very sophisticated financial instruments -322308;1344840521;mircea_popescu;that people in general aren't capable to correctly value. -322307;1344840530;BTC-Mining;Well yes, indeed -322306;1344840531;mircea_popescu;im not arguing that "they're bad" or anything. -322305;1344840546;mircea_popescu;im just saying, its NOT something random q citizen comprehends. -322304;1344840576;BTC-Mining;The contract is that of a bond, but the issuers (at least the most reputable ones in the bitcoin community) decided not to leave them as fixed bonds. -322303;1344840599;BTC-Mining;They are more like floating bonds moving up and down according to the operation's state I suppose. -322302;1344840658;mircea_popescu;they are somewhat like floating bonds except really they're more like floating warrants -322301;1344840677;mircea_popescu;which as far as i know was never yet used irl -322300;1344840690;mircea_popescu;and if someone tried the house/sec./etc would have a weeklong fit -322299;1344840691;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 10 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0011 BTC [+] -322298;1344840766;noagendamarket;Its like issuing a bond on a used car ... -322297;1344840779;BTC-Mining;warrant? It's not optional, it's quite simply a direct weekly coupon for X mhash of mining... seems like a floating coupons bond... -322296;1344840782;noagendamarket;its never going to increase in value :) -322295;1344840826;mircea_popescu;well in theory it's principal backing is that you have the option to directly realise your underlying mh/s -322294;1344840836;mircea_popescu;(by selling the bond and buying the machinery) -322293;1344840843;mircea_popescu;you don't have capital per se -322292;1344840851;mircea_popescu;your only semblance of capital is this "option" -322291;1344840859;mircea_popescu;which is really virtual anyway -322290;1344840865;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 10 @ 0.99999999 = 10 BTC [+] -322289;1344840903;BTC-Mining;I'm just not following you on that last bit... -322288;1344840905;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket actually if the asic companies run off with everyone's money it might increase -322287;1344840910;mircea_popescu;btc-mining lemme elaborate : -322286;1344840922;mircea_popescu;if i hold a treasury my ownership extends over a certain sum of us$. -322285;1344840933;mircea_popescu;if i own a mining "bond" my ownership extends over no sum of us$ or btc -322284;1344840945;BTC-Mining;Ah, true, true -322283;1344840945;mircea_popescu;my only ownership is over the theoretical output of a theoretical machine -322282;1344840954;mircea_popescu;so it's a "sort of" warrant for that machine -322281;1344840966;mircea_popescu;which is never physically settled, yes, but by the cash value -322280;1344841011;mircea_popescu;but yea, it's really very contorted to define in fiat-terms what a mining "bond" is. -322279;1344841023;BTC-Mining;A bond is a loan, it's tied to pay coupons AND pay back the full principal -322278;1344841025;mircea_popescu;"floating coupon virtual warrant" FCVW for instance... -322277;1344841028;mircea_popescu;yes. -322276;1344841063;BTC-Mining;Ah, who started with giving those the name "bond" to start with? -322275;1344841073;mircea_popescu;im not even sure. maybe bitbond ? -322274;1344841083;mircea_popescu;i think giga got it from amazingr. -322273;1344841099;noagendamarket;A mining bond means you pay the operator for priviledge of loaning them money :) -322272;1344841113;mircea_popescu;lol -322271;1344841165;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 1 @ 1.0444 BTC [+] -322270;1344841188;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.5099 BTC [+] -322269;1344841211;BTC-Mining;Well I have an actual mining copurchase shares on offer for those interested in less random things than mining "bonds" -322268;1344841213;mircea_popescu;anyway im really curious what the guy has to say. wake up bobby!!! -322267;1344841217;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.108997 = 0.327 BTC [+] -322266;1344841283;coingenuity;imo, unless there is some kind of web of trust for bitcoin funded assets, its a moot argument to me :P -322265;1344841435;noagendamarket;that has good and bad points :) -322264;1344841450;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00109966 = 2.1993 BTC [-] -322263;1344841451;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00110903 = 1.109 BTC [+] -322262;1344841471;mircea_popescu;coingenuity isnt there ?! -322261;1344841489;coingenuity;not to my highly untrained eye -322260;1344841505;coingenuity;i've just heard something about some defaulting securities on the forum -322259;1344841514;BTC-Mining;How would you achieve such a thing as a web of trust for assets? -322258;1344841515;mircea_popescu;a well, glbse. -322257;1344841520;mircea_popescu;on MPEx every lister is in the wot. -322256;1344841528;coingenuity;heh -322255;1344841530;mircea_popescu;simple : don't allow the riffraff to ipo. -322254;1344841535;coingenuity;^ -322253;1344841538;BTC-Mining;Fact of the matter is, anyone can join GLBSE -322252;1344841539;mircea_popescu;you don't have children when you're 3 -322251;1344841548;mircea_popescu;you don't ipo as a dood that doesn't even know what gpg is. -322250;1344841560;coingenuity;right, or IPO something without assets or history -322249;1344841562;mircea_popescu;there's a progression. -322248;1344841572;mircea_popescu;an ipo is the pinnacle of a career, not a sophomore year project. -322247;1344841572;BTC-Mining;and many issuers are not only anonymous, but they want people to invest in a half done website/business -322246;1344841590;noagendamarket;yes they do :/ -322245;1344841594;coingenuity;yup -322244;1344841596;coingenuity;i wont touch it, for one -322243;1344841615;BTC-Mining;You can find thousands of "personal startups" websites outside of bitcoin world and they almost fail 100% -322242;1344841646;mircea_popescu;i think markac would round that to 100.0 -322241;1344841652;mircea_popescu;he only has like 8 decimals. -322240;1344841656;BTC-Mining;I see no reason to see any difference for bitcoins -322239;1344841835;noagendamarket;or they pay dividends for a short while from IPO funds then run off :/ -322238;1344841851;noagendamarket;feelsgoodman.jpg -322237;1344841855;mircea_popescu;how many times has that happened ? -322236;1344841864;mircea_popescu;i think i counted 10 ? 20 ? -322235;1344841917;noagendamarket;something like that -322234;1344841934;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket btw, have we traded ? the name sure is familiar. -322233;1344841937;BTC-Mining;I somehow managed to get BTC-Mining out of the low volume, numerous new issues that keep popping up. -322232;1344841976;noagendamarket;mircea_popescu no we havent. I havent traded otc for a long time. -322231;1344841977;BTC-Mining;Like someone on the forum said, it takes quite a bit of seeding and efforts to get an issue going. -322230;1344841995;mircea_popescu;ya it would have been last year -322229;1344842010;mircea_popescu;my memory is not THAT BAD yet, current year i still can access fine -322228;1344842019;noagendamarket;lol -322227;1344842038;noagendamarket;I feel old :/ -322226;1344842088;coingenuity;noagendamarket: its ok bro -322225;1344842093;coingenuity;i remember sub $1 btc -322224;1344842107;mircea_popescu;i never was around for that -322223;1344842112;noagendamarket;I remeber sub 10 cents btc :) -322222;1344842113;mircea_popescu;i bought my first btc for $15 lol -322221;1344842118;coingenuity;and then it suddently started going from $2->$5 ->$20 -322220;1344842122;mircea_popescu;and guess what! I STILL HAVE THEM -322219;1344842126;mircea_popescu;never realised that loss, so... -322218;1344842133;coingenuity;heh -322217;1344842142;noagendamarket;baller :) -322216;1344842146;mircea_popescu;:D -322215;1344842158;mircea_popescu;was like, 60 btc, 15 $ each, 1k wham -322214;1344842176;noagendamarket;wish id bought those 10 000 btc for $50 now :D -322213;1344842182;mircea_popescu;my first day haha. after vragnaroda got me to sit still for long enough to comprehend why gpg wot is a good idea -322212;1344842187;coingenuity;ouch X_X\ -322211;1344842190;BTC-Mining;Everyone does -322210;1344842273;mircea_popescu;REBATE 1500@0.1249 -322209;1344842274;noagendamarket;I regret sending Bruce Wagner the first twitter message about bitcoin :D -322208;1344842278;mircea_popescu;ouch, did someone just get pwned ? -322207;1344842287;noagendamarket;yes they did -322206;1344842314;noagendamarket;REBATE is fusked and so is Zipconf -322205;1344842324;mircea_popescu;wasn't it frozen ?! -322204;1344842335;noagendamarket;apparently -322203;1344842348;mircea_popescu;hmm, maybe it's the buyback ? -322202;1344842395;noagendamarket;nefario fat fingered it lol -322201;1344842414;mircea_popescu;http://consciouslifenews.com/wikileaks-bombshell-trapwire-surveillance-spy-networ/1134041/ -322200;1344842418;mircea_popescu;o this is juicy. -322199;1344842464;BTC-Mining;noagendamarket: You know what's worse? I'm sure plenty of early adopters from the first months who were mining them a plenty deleted their wallet and left because their thousands of bitcoins were worth a few measly cents -322198;1344842473;BTC-Mining;back even before mtgox -322197;1344842476;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure -322196;1344842486;mircea_popescu;has anyone done a count of money that has not moved since the mtgox failure ? -322195;1344842500;mircea_popescu;cause that's prolly an important value, seeing how its really 21 mn - that. -322194;1344842628;noagendamarket;I wonder if satoshi ever used mt gox lol -322193;1344842644;BTC-Mining;I got to repair that hole in the screening... night bugs keep entering and go for my screen -322192;1344842716;mircea_popescu;i bet satoshi never did sell a single bitcoin. -322191;1344842875;BTC-Mining;Did he ever mine at all to start with? I suppose so or there wouldn't have been a first few blocks. Unless he found a few people not long before launched, pitched the concept, and they started to mine since day one that the code was released -322190;1344842885;mircea_popescu;he mined yea -322189;1344842904;mircea_popescu;but i dont imagien he mined very much, and i dont think he sold any of it -322188;1344842929;mircea_popescu;for many reasons, including "cant sell your own child" and "can't establish the best price to sell art so can't sell" -322187;1344842936;mircea_popescu;and notably "want to be anon can't sell". -322186;1344842943;BTC-Mining;How would you know he mined? No one knew him -322185;1344842951;mircea_popescu;he mined 1st block -322184;1344842954;BTC-Mining;first blocks mined might not have been him -322183;1344842956;mircea_popescu;cause it has custom messate in it -322182;1344842964;BTC-Mining;The first block cannot be spent -322181;1344842974;mircea_popescu;but if he mined a block -322180;1344842974;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14400 @ 0.00110903 = 15.97 BTC [+] -322179;1344842975;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.00111116 = 0.3333 BTC [+] -322178;1344842978;mircea_popescu;he prolly mined more than one -322177;1344842978;BTC-Mining;and is not technically mined -322176;1344843043;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7853 @ 0.00108629 = 8.5306 BTC [-] -322175;1344843044;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8600 @ 0.00108432 = 9.3252 BTC [-] -322174;1344843111;noagendamarket;Sirius-m probably mined a few -322173;1344844034;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.56 BTC [+] -322172;1344844094;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0351 = 4.1404 BTC [-] -322171;1344844096;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 26 @ 1.035 = 26.91 BTC [-] -322170;1344844136;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.139 BTC [-] -322169;1344844255;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 5 @ 0.94 = 4.7 BTC [-] -322168;1344844390;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.1239 = 0.8673 BTC [-] -322167;1344844489;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1047 = 2.094 BTC [-] -322166;1344844490;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1048 = 3.144 BTC [+] -322165;1344844820;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 388 @ 0.1 = 38.8 BTC -322164;1344844966;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 8 @ 1 = 8 BTC [-] -322163;1344845080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00037602 = 1.5417 BTC [-] -322162;1344845455;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.967 BTC [-] -322161;1344845571;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.0091 = 0.091 BTC [-] -322160;1344845958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61300 @ 0.00037699 = 23.1095 BTC [+] -322159;1344845960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00037759 = 11.9696 BTC [+] -322158;1344845961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00039355 = 2.7549 BTC [+] -322157;1344846022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00341224 = 0.5118 BTC [+] -322156;1344846023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1125 @ 0.00330779 = 3.7213 BTC [-] -322155;1344846025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 101 @ 0.00318722 = 0.3219 BTC [-] -322154;1344846025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 124 @ 0.00303747 = 0.3766 BTC [-] -322153;1344885014;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.5 = 15 BTC [-] -322152;1344885016;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.50999999 = 3.02 BTC [+] -322151;1344885165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53000 @ 0.00037955 = 20.1162 BTC [-] -322150;1344885341;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.0495 BTC [+] -322149;1344885422;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC -322148;1344885554;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.0495 = 2.099 BTC [+] -322147;1344885681;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1.099 BTC [+] -322146;1344886433;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 10 @ 0.17 = 1.7 BTC [+] -322145;1344886443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60100 @ 0.0003965 = 23.8297 BTC [+] -322144;1344886459;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 9 @ 0.168 = 1.512 BTC [+] -322143;1344886607;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 17 @ 0.121 = 2.057 BTC [-] -322142;1344886881;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 1.045 = 3.135 BTC [+] -322141;1344886963;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.099 = 0.495 BTC [-] -322140;1344886964;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 195 @ 0.1 = 19.5 BTC [+] -322139;1344887037;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1234 BTC [-] -322138;1344887496;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.5099 BTC [+] -322137;1344887537;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.5099 BTC [+] -322136;1344887608;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -322135;1344887834;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -322134;1344887870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31041 @ 0.0003965 = 12.3078 BTC [+] -322133;1344888094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 209 @ 0.00037955 = 0.0793 BTC [-] -322132;1344888096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40153 @ 0.00037786 = 15.1722 BTC [-] -322131;1344888096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00037523 = 4.2776 BTC [-] -322130;1344888097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11984 @ 0.00037519 = 4.4963 BTC [-] -322129;1344888098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42800 @ 0.00037284 = 15.9576 BTC [-] -322128;1344888100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38200 @ 0.00037093 = 14.1695 BTC [-] -322127;1344888101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42300 @ 0.00037015 = 15.6573 BTC [-] -322126;1344888102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30040 @ 0.00036608 = 10.997 BTC [-] -322125;1344888103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66919 @ 0.00036205 = 24.228 BTC [-] -322124;1344888103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8839 @ 0.00036202 = 3.1999 BTC [-] -322123;1344888105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13278 @ 0.000335 = 4.4481 BTC [-] -322122;1344888105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00033173 = 3.7154 BTC [-] -322121;1344888106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2678 @ 0.00033135 = 0.8874 BTC [-] -322120;1344888137;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.93 BTC [+] -322119;1344888177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 456 @ 0.00033135 = 0.1511 BTC [-] -322118;1344888560;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 30 @ 0.121 = 3.63 BTC [-] -322117;1344889320;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.445 BTC [-] -322116;1344889337;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0481 = 4.1924 BTC [-] -322115;1344889339;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 1.048 = 8.384 BTC [-] -322114;1344889711;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4495 = 0.899 BTC [+] -322113;1344889727;kakobrekla;EskimoBob you about? -322112;1344889869;EskimoBob;mmm -322111;1344889884;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.082 = 3.246 BTC [+] -322110;1344890089;usagi;YARR paid! -322109;1344890093;mircea_popescu;o there he is -322108;1344890154;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 31 @ 0.1 = 3.1 BTC [+] -322107;1344890156;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 16 @ 0.1 = 1.6 BTC [+] -322106;1344890156;usagi;hi -322105;1344890165;usagi;i am going to sleep soon -322104;1344890200;mircea_popescu;sleep well. -322103;1344890204;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1203 = 0.2406 BTC [-] -322102;1344890397;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0494 = 4.1976 BTC [+] -322101;1344890429;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.1234 = 1.1106 BTC [+] -322100;1344890576;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.1234 = 0.4936 BTC [+] -322099;1344890789;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -322098;1344890791;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.89 = 3.56 BTC [-] -322097;1344890901;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 46 @ 0.1 = 4.6 BTC [+] -322096;1344890969;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 1.0495 = 3.1485 BTC [+] -322095;1344891061;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 12 @ 0.7 = 8.4 BTC [+] -322094;1344891113;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -322093;1344891170;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [+] -322092;1344891274;EskimoBob;fasten your seat belts! Nnew! Super cool! GLBSE db melting toy is on it's way :) -322091;1344891376;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.139599 BTC [+] -322090;1344891376;mircea_popescu;eh ? -322089;1344891383;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob did you get my earlier ping ? -322088;1344891593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35633 @ 0.0003266 = 11.6377 BTC [-] -322087;1344891594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38086 @ 0.00033029 = 12.5794 BTC [+] -322086;1344891674;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 99 @ 1.00000001 = 99 BTC -322085;1344891675;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -322084;1344891676;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -322083;1344891677;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -322082;1344891679;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [-] -322081;1344891779;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -322080;1344891991;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 1.0495 = 5.2475 BTC [+] -322079;1344892150;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: one from last night? -322078;1344892157;mircea_popescu;yheah -322077;1344892164;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you wanted to look at some securities? -322076;1344892183;mircea_popescu;yeah. -322075;1344892207;EskimoBob;OK, lets do it -322074;1344892214;EskimoBob;you have the list? -322073;1344892221;mircea_popescu;yep one sec. -322072;1344892236;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -322071;1344892241;mircea_popescu;scroll down a little to where it discusses the bonds. -322070;1344892259;EskimoBob;kakobrekla: let me know when you are done and the lest run few test -322069;1344892320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00031962 = 0.7032 BTC [-] -322068;1344892569;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 30 @ 1 = 30 BTC [-] -322067;1344892603;EskimoBob;interesting read -322066;1344892684;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.13121 = 4.5248 BTC [-] -322065;1344892686;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.13111 = 2.2622 BTC [-] -322064;1344892699;EskimoBob;the problem with bonds is: I as a bond holder, do not rally "care" so you make or lose money. No matter what happens, you owe me the promised % and you are obligated to return the principal -322063;1344892757;EskimoBob;now, the moment you make it in to a "if I make you get..." things get more complicated -322062;1344892831;EskimoBob;lets say you go for a FRN. Yes. part of the coupon (% what you have to pay me) is fluctuating but no matter what, there is still a fixed part of % -322061;1344892860;EskimoBob;spread is constant no matter what -322060;1344892909;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob well, yeah. it'd be a twin bond and insurance ? -322059;1344892970;EskimoBob;you see, you as a bond issuer have to worry about insurance and this will lover the yield but increase the "secure" part of the deal -322058;1344892994;EskimoBob;FRN will let you pay me a premium % if you do well -322057;1344893062;EskimoBob;but if you frak up you still have to pay me the spread + principal -322056;1344893067;mircea_popescu;this is true. -322055;1344893187;mircea_popescu;still, it'd be a conditional bond -322054;1344893198;mircea_popescu;"you have 1k usd principal and making this much per month, except in case of war" -322053;1344893213;mircea_popescu;or, as it really is with bonds, "except in case of default" -322052;1344893219;EskimoBob;lest me ask this, if you make a killing on a month, do bondholders get something extra? -322051;1344893225;mircea_popescu;nope. -322050;1344893253;EskimoBob;so whn do I have to share the loss with you? -322049;1344893255;EskimoBob;you see the problem here -322048;1344893263;mircea_popescu;because you set your own %. -322047;1344893293;EskimoBob;but when you frak up, I get burned -322046;1344893297;EskimoBob;I share the loss -322045;1344893309;mircea_popescu;there's no "i frak up tho", it's a math model, it works the same -322044;1344893317;EskimoBob;but you do not share the bigger than expected gain -322043;1344893341;mircea_popescu;well it's not an equity deal. -322042;1344893357;EskimoBob;fuck mat, I am a bond holder :) I do not care. I want mu coupon to buy milk ... LOL -322041;1344893363;EskimoBob;exactly! -322040;1344893364;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4499 = 0.8998 BTC [+] -322039;1344893394;mircea_popescu;so basically your ideea is that if i bought insurance myself and offered an insured tier too -322038;1344893406;EskimoBob;if you out a loan, then whn you have a loss, suddenly it acts like we share profit/loss -322037;1344893408;mircea_popescu;then that'd be a bond, but this bondholder-insured thing is not, for that reason ? -322036;1344893429;EskimoBob;oops, i deleted parts of it -322035;1344893452;mircea_popescu;but you're aware that what you describe is exactly what sovereign bonds are. -322034;1344893463;mircea_popescu;you make x% unless the country fucks up, in which case you make a loss. -322033;1344893463;EskimoBob;if you get a loan from me, and when you have a loss, suddenly the loan acts like we share profit/loss - quity -322032;1344893486;EskimoBob;but you used my money - I have the risk -322031;1344893507;mircea_popescu;and if you had greek bonds ? -322030;1344893514;EskimoBob;this is the problem with mining turd too -322029;1344893558;EskimoBob;then write this to the contract so that I get my spread no matter what and if thing go well, you pay me extra % from the gain -322028;1344893564;EskimoBob;then it's like a FRN -322027;1344893565;mircea_popescu;from what i can see with mining "bonds"/FCVWs w./e the problem is depreciation is a given -322026;1344893577;mircea_popescu;you don't know loss will occur on mpoe, actually historically hasn't really so far. -322025;1344893594;EskimoBob;you see, this is for the equity holders -322024;1344893622;mircea_popescu;no ? -322023;1344893646;EskimoBob;hold on for sec.... There is polar bear at my door -322022;1344893700;kakobrekla;EskimoBob, can you run some tests there -322021;1344894033;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 500 @ 0.1 = 50 BTC [+] -322020;1344894063;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6400 @ 0.00109205 = 6.9891 BTC [+] -322019;1344894212;EskimoBob;OK, I am back -322018;1344894321;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you see, bond is a loan. Equity is like lets build some stuff and I'll give you some money. What ever you build, part of it is mine and so are the profits...AFTER! the bonds are paid off (its debt) -322017;1344894369;EskimoBob;if I lend you money, I do not give a flying f how you earn it back (actually I do but lets keep it simple) -322016;1344894445;EskimoBob;when the date is up, your friendly loan shark wants hes money + % and that's it -322015;1344894526;EskimoBob;If I lend you money, I do not want a part of your business. All i want, is my money and %. -322014;1344894537;EskimoBob;and this is the main difference. -322013;1344894576;EskimoBob;even if you want me to share the profit, you still have to return the % and principal -322012;1344894610;EskimoBob;you loss, is yours and this is something you business partner have to talk to you about :) not "me" as a bond holder -322011;1344894648;EskimoBob;shit where did mircea_popescu go? -322010;1344894663;EskimoBob;It was all written for him :) -322009;1344894781;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -322008;1344894839;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P060N] 10 @ 0.05009701 = 0.501 BTC [-] -322007;1344894844;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4499 BTC [+] -322006;1344894848;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9000 @ 0.00109205 = 9.8285 BTC [+] -322005;1344894849;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00109439 = 2.736 BTC [+] -322004;1344894886;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 55 @ 0.1 = 5.5 BTC [+] -322003;1344894888;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 730 @ 0.1 = 73 BTC [+] -322002;1344895005;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6500 @ 0.00109439 = 7.1135 BTC [+] -322001;1344895007;copumpkin;EskimoBob: I think several people have tried making that argument to him before :) -322000;1344895007;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3840 @ 0.0010947 = 4.2036 BTC [+] -321999;1344895010;copumpkin;including me -321998;1344895047;copumpkin;I'll let you judge whether it has worked or not :P -321997;1344895104;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -321996;1344895163;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10485 BTC [-] -321995;1344895239;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 19 @ 0.1 = 1.9 BTC [+] -321994;1344895271;mircea_popescu;here i am EskimoBob -321993;1344895329;mircea_popescu;you're describing a very teoretical bond. this is how it works in a world with no default. -321992;1344895571;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -321991;1344895601;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -321990;1344895622;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -321989;1344895668;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -321988;1344895702;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -321987;1344895885;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC [+] -321986;1344895937;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: default is something else and not what you have there -321985;1344895943;mircea_popescu;mmm -321984;1344895944;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 1 @ 1.185 BTC [-] -321983;1344895949;mircea_popescu;how ? -321982;1344895956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27061 @ 0.00031359 = 8.4861 BTC [-] -321981;1344895957;mircea_popescu;take the argentinian default. -321980;1344895958;EskimoBob;did you go under? -321979;1344895966;mircea_popescu;sovereign bonds, sovereign default. -321978;1344895971;mircea_popescu;you're thinking corporate bonds. -321977;1344895985;EskimoBob;no, mot at all -321976;1344896001;mircea_popescu;so, what did it take for argentine to default ? -321975;1344896001;EskimoBob;US munis have gone under -321974;1344896007;mircea_popescu;merely the statement thereof. yeah. -321973;1344896029;mircea_popescu;greek bondholders took quite the hosing recently. why ? greece is still there -321972;1344896036;mircea_popescu;plenty of pounds of flesh to be had. where's the flesh ? -321971;1344896043;EskimoBob;if you lose something on a short/long option deal - do you go under? -321970;1344896043;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.1 = 3.5 BTC [+] -321969;1344896056;smickles;lol, is someone saying that those 'mining bonds' on glbse are actually bonds? -321968;1344896076;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob by how it's set up, that's what'd be. -321967;1344896090;EskimoBob;smickles: not anymore with some clueless exceptions :) -321966;1344896090;mircea_popescu;smickles no, im trying to use mr bob's expertise to sound my own bonds on -321965;1344896117;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: do not take it personally but I think you need to rewrite it a bit -321964;1344896135;EskimoBob;I was actually thinking, is there a better way to finance those deals -321963;1344896139;EskimoBob;and I think there is -321962;1344896148;mircea_popescu;why'd i take it personalyl ? -321961;1344896160;mircea_popescu;you don't know me too well i guess, but i am all about finding the best ways to do finance in btc. -321960;1344896177;EskimoBob;OK, cool . so lets keep at it -321959;1344896184;smickles;mircea_popescu actually has a record of changing MPEx's insturments when shortcommings are pointed out -321958;1344896204;EskimoBob;so -321957;1344896222;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -321956;1344896240;EskimoBob;only part I did not like is that your bond starts to act like something else when there is a business loss involved -321955;1344896246;EskimoBob;and that's it -321954;1344896250;mircea_popescu;it figures :) -321953;1344896259;EskimoBob;I personally think this is the unfair part -321952;1344896260;mircea_popescu;to be honest, i originally imaghiend there'd be bankers stepping in to offer insured versions -321951;1344896275;EskimoBob;because you do not share your gain, when you do well -321950;1344896277;mircea_popescu;you could easily put a bond into mpoe, and on it offer your own insured bond at a lower % -321949;1344896282;EskimoBob;as simple as that -321948;1344896289;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob that's not an exact description, tho. -321947;1344896300;mircea_popescu;the bondholder gets a share of theoretical gain EACH MONTH -321946;1344896308;mircea_popescu;irrespective if variance makes the month's gain lower or smaller -321945;1344896312;mircea_popescu;except in the case where there's no gain -321944;1344896318;mircea_popescu;(aka, the math model is disproven in fact) -321943;1344896319;EskimoBob;no, they get the % - the coupon -321942;1344896324;mircea_popescu;which would be a deal breaker -321941;1344896325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4839 @ 0.00031333 = 1.5162 BTC [-] -321940;1344896326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26900 @ 0.00031727 = 8.5346 BTC [+] -321939;1344896327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29905 @ 0.00032702 = 9.7795 BTC [+] -321938;1344896330;mircea_popescu;yes, but your % is made of two parts -321937;1344896337;mircea_popescu;the risk-free part for your capital -321936;1344896338;EskimoBob;do not confuse your gain as bonds share of your gain -321935;1344896340;mircea_popescu;and the risk premium -321934;1344896361;mircea_popescu;so, suppose risk free rate is i dunno, 1% a month ? -321933;1344896363;mircea_popescu;you get 5% -321932;1344896373;mircea_popescu;that extra 4% is your share of mpoe gain each month, hands ddown -321931;1344896382;mircea_popescu;except in the months where mpoe fails [to behave as expected] -321930;1344896384;EskimoBob;"Although the financiers do not receive any part of profits made by MPOE, their financing is not without risk, because their capital will be used to answer any shortfalls, proportionally. " -321929;1344896392;EskimoBob;this is the part that fuck it up a bit -321928;1344896410;mircea_popescu;listen. 5% a month comes to almost 100% a year. -321927;1344896415;EskimoBob;this is the equity guys problem -321926;1344896416;mircea_popescu;you can't seriously tell me this is the risk-free rate. -321925;1344896421;EskimoBob;not the bond holders problem -321924;1344896437;EskimoBob;this is a different story -321923;1344896442;mircea_popescu;ok. lets pause for a moment -321922;1344896446;mircea_popescu;and consider a CD tranche deal. -321921;1344896452;mircea_popescu;if you buy low tier, will you get hosed ? -321920;1344896457;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -321919;1344896464;EskimoBob;We are talking about how a good bond operates not what the fair % is -321918;1344896475;mircea_popescu;yeah. -321917;1344896486;mircea_popescu;im gathering that the main problem here is that i haven't carefully enough sepparated the two parts -321916;1344896502;mircea_popescu;ie, the insurance premium and the risk free rate, -321915;1344896509;EskimoBob;the % of coupon is meaningless in this context -- it's X -321914;1344896512;mircea_popescu;or otherwise, the coupon from the profit participation of the bondholder. -321913;1344896536;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 2 @ 0.98 = 1.96 BTC [-] -321912;1344896542;EskimoBob;yes -321911;1344896575;EskimoBob;if you include a "premium" - aka fixed rate coupon + risk reward, then you have a FRN. -321910;1344896598;EskimoBob;if you only add " risk reward" if everything is OK, -321909;1344896599;mircea_popescu;i guess this is so. -321908;1344896607;EskimoBob;you are missing part of the deal -321907;1344896646;mircea_popescu;so basically what btc finance needs most atm is an insurer. -321906;1344896659;EskimoBob;and lets not forget - your proposed "risk reward" is fixed - hence nothing extra, if you do well but I get fucked you you get fucked -321905;1344896675;smickles;if ppl are buying the things as is, why would mpoe change how they do things to a better way which just happens to be a little worse for mpoe? -321904;1344896698;EskimoBob;call it mope-note, but not a bond :) -321903;1344896701;mircea_popescu;smickles it wouldn't be either better or worsde for mpoe, the % would just be smaller. -321902;1344896708;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob yeah, i guess so. -321901;1344896731;mircea_popescu;the thing is tho, bear with me. you have a math model that generates say 1%. -321900;1344896739;EskimoBob;I am not saying taht the instrument you have is bad -321899;1344896740;smickles;mircea_popescu: so then where would the funds to cover losses come from? -321898;1344896743;EskimoBob;not at all. -321897;1344896747;mircea_popescu;but due to variance this could in any given interval be either -x% or +x% -321896;1344896754;smickles;or am i just not thinking of this correctly -321895;1344896766;EskimoBob;I am just saying that this is not a bond as we know bonds -321894;1344896784;mircea_popescu;smickles i could easily issue bonds at a fixed rate and just shrug. it would break the current price discovery mechanism in the mpoe-bond inverse licitations tho -321893;1344896799;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob that's for sure. in fact nothing in btc is "like we know". -321892;1344896802;EskimoBob;smickles: in FRN you always have a fixed+floating -321891;1344896808;mircea_popescu;my curiosity was merely if this is the closest to a bond that we have. -321890;1344896828;smickles;EskimoBob: but the floating can't be negative, right? -321889;1344896839;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: yes, until everything is OK -321888;1344896839;mircea_popescu;at lowest 0 -321887;1344896872;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob you mean for as long as everything is ok ? -321886;1344896885;EskimoBob;so you default on your coupon but pay back the principal ? -321885;1344896886;smickles;mircea_popescu: arn't those ppt.X things zero cupon bonds? -321884;1344896916;mircea_popescu;a those things. -321883;1344896920;EskimoBob;those are zeros and zeros -321882;1344896923;copumpkin;what bothers me more about the bonds is how people offering money for lending tie up their money even if mpoe never uses it -321881;1344896929;mircea_popescu;hmm, i guess it could be argued lol. except... -321880;1344896935;smickles;copumpkin: +1 -321879;1344896948;copumpkin;I'd also be reluctant to call them bonds -321878;1344896949;mircea_popescu;copumpkin yeah, it's the #1 complaint i hear. but that's there to ensure competition tho -321877;1344896949;EskimoBob;copumpkin: and thst why lender MUST be rewarded! -321876;1344896976;copumpkin;but regardless, I'm not even going to try if there's a chance my money will get tied up for a period without any earnings on it at all -321875;1344896978;EskimoBob;or this is just no good -321874;1344896989;copumpkin;what it ensures, from most people I've spoken to, is very little money offered :P -321873;1344896994;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.6 BTC [-] -321872;1344897010;mircea_popescu;well so far it was oversubscribed from what i see. -321871;1344897033;smickles;mircea_popescu: wouldn't there be competition even w/o the 'tie up'? -321870;1344897038;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: that doesn't mean there was competition -321869;1344897046;mircea_popescu;smickles why would there be ? -321868;1344897050;mircea_popescu;copumpkin how do you figure ?! -321867;1344897053;EskimoBob;and this part: not getting paid If i did not use it" has to go too :) -321866;1344897059;EskimoBob;loan is a loan -321865;1344897078;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob if either of those go i'd have to take out the "pick your own %" -321864;1344897082;EskimoBob;use it or not - you still pay interest -321863;1344897085;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: oh, there might have been competition, but not as much as there might have been if you hadn't tied it up :) since many potential competitors might abstain from participating, just because of the risk, even if they were willing to offer low rates -321862;1344897093;mircea_popescu;and i don't want to, cause imo that's the main value of the entire thing, it allows me to have a mpbor -321861;1344897095;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: take it out -321860;1344897111;EskimoBob;you can discount the bond or if they get oversubscribed, sell at premium -321859;1344897115;EskimoBob;done every day -321858;1344897117;mircea_popescu;copumpkin i actually am thinking of taking the 5% rate out completely, and let it freefloat. -321857;1344897120;mircea_popescu;that'll be interesting. -321856;1344897133;mircea_popescu;how do you mean EskimoBob ? -321855;1344897145;EskimoBob;simple -321854;1344897166;EskimoBob;you set the rules when bond will be sold at discount and when at premium -321853;1344897180;mircea_popescu;it has to be actively managed. -321852;1344897185;EskimoBob;now you set the date etc -321851;1344897199;mircea_popescu;this is a big problem in btc cause it opens me up to being charged of various malfeasances. -321850;1344897212;mircea_popescu;seeing how everyone's anon. -321849;1344897219;EskimoBob;you sell all bond out at once - and depends, what was the demand, you rise or lower the price -321848;1344897227;EskimoBob;to get most investors -321847;1344897228;mircea_popescu;but i only know the demand retrospectively. -321846;1344897237;EskimoBob;there is no nee dto invent the wheel -321845;1344897254;EskimoBob;it's all available in the net -321844;1344897268;mircea_popescu;man. i only need what capital i need in august on august the 31st -321843;1344897271;mircea_popescu;what do i do, time travel ? -321842;1344897292;EskimoBob;so you set the date, coupon and maturity and price -321841;1344897300;EskimoBob;and go from there -321840;1344897311;mircea_popescu;i think we're talking at crosspurposes. -321839;1344897324;mircea_popescu;how can i get capital for august 5 on august the 31st ? -321838;1344897328;EskimoBob;maybe you sell some at discount to secure larger part and those who wait, get shittier price -321837;1344897350;EskimoBob;no, you need to get it upfront -321836;1344897357;mircea_popescu;i don't know how much i need upfront. -321835;1344897376;EskimoBob;make a plan :) honestly -321834;1344897380;mircea_popescu;i can't. -321833;1344897388;mircea_popescu;sometimes options sell some other times they do not. -321832;1344897398;mircea_popescu;how do i plan for the future when the very essence of this future is the unknown ? -321831;1344897413;copumpkin;same way most companies do? :P -321830;1344897415;EskimoBob;and now we are at what I told you earlier - bond is not a good way to finance stuff like that -321829;1344897431;mircea_popescu;copumpkin yeah buit companies have something to go on. i scarcely do. -321828;1344897442;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob now that's a point. -321827;1344897443;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: do you wriet the options? -321826;1344897455;mircea_popescu;well, there's a bot, but it's my bot so yeah. -321825;1344897463;mircea_popescu;altho people also write their own. -321824;1344897467;EskimoBob;puts and calls or is there someone else, who writes them (seller) -321823;1344897490;mircea_popescu;it varies, atm i have written a lot of calls, others wrote a lot of puts. -321822;1344897493;EskimoBob;so how thy back up their options? -321821;1344897499;mircea_popescu;they deposit. -321820;1344897513;EskimoBob;dud, you write calls whn you hope the market drops -321819;1344897561;mircea_popescu;i write both at all times, at some prices. -321818;1344897571;mircea_popescu;it is after all a market maker. -321817;1344897572;EskimoBob;do you let people write so called naked options? -321816;1344897595;mircea_popescu;nope. -321815;1344897596;smickles;nope -321814;1344897602;EskimoBob;do I understand you correclty that you need the funds to cover your options? -321813;1344897605;mircea_popescu;naked options are the bane of finance. -321812;1344897616;EskimoBob;naked women too -321811;1344897625;smickles;EskimoBob: yeah, he holds 'surety' for written options -321810;1344897626;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob the way mpoe is set-up it's a 0 capital venture. it has no capital of its own. -321809;1344897645;EskimoBob;and you still have none? -321808;1344897657;mircea_popescu;all it makes is pushed to shareholders and bondhoders -321807;1344897660;mircea_popescu;it can never have any. -321806;1344897662;smickles;well, surety for 'customer writen options' -321805;1344897667;mircea_popescu;that's the customer's. -321804;1344897711;EskimoBob;now lets rewind a bit. -321803;1344897740;EskimoBob;you need to figure out how to accumulate some wroking capital and stop sending it out to share holders and what not -321802;1344897756;EskimoBob;it's pointless -321801;1344897759;smickles;i think that's against the business model -321800;1344897760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3995 @ 0.00032702 = 1.3064 BTC [+] -321799;1344897761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 958 @ 0.00033029 = 0.3164 BTC [+] -321798;1344897762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48200 @ 0.00033304 = 16.0525 BTC [+] -321797;1344897764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16847 @ 0.00033585 = 5.6581 BTC [+] -321796;1344897770;mircea_popescu;what do you mean "pointless" ? -321795;1344897793;mircea_popescu;not holding on to money has at least the very good quality of reducing risk. -321794;1344897796;EskimoBob;is you businesmodel to pay for money you can get for lot less? -321793;1344897799;mircea_popescu;just look at bitcoinica to understand. -321792;1344897804;mircea_popescu;yes. -321791;1344897822;EskimoBob;bitcoinic was a joke -321790;1344897826;mircea_popescu;if i wanted to run mpoe as a private thing i could have continued to do so, indefinitely. -321789;1344897834;mircea_popescu;my goal is to develop btc financials tho. -321788;1344897864;EskimoBob;if you pay less often your divs, do your shareholders income go up or down? -321787;1344897867;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [+] -321786;1344897875;mircea_popescu;they've always been paid monthly. -321785;1344897877;EskimoBob;as total -321784;1344897890;mircea_popescu;but i think a laeger share of the price is due to the company/prospects than to the direct dividend. -321783;1344897904;mircea_popescu;seeing how miner bonds trade at arround 30-35x their dividend and mpoe seems more like 300x -321782;1344897904;smickles;EskimoBob: down due to loss of timevalue of money -321781;1344897909;EskimoBob;pass a motion to accumulate some for operations -321780;1344897916;mircea_popescu;why ? -321779;1344897939;EskimoBob;oh lets not start that BS especially in a case, where you buy money for more than you have to :) -321778;1344897950;smickles;his argument is lower operational costs means a higher dividend -321777;1344897963;mircea_popescu;im not sure i follow this. -321776;1344897986;EskimoBob;sorry. lets me expl. what I mean -321775;1344897986;smickles;if mpoe actually held some capital, it wouldn't have to buy money -321774;1344897997;smickles;or at least not as much -321773;1344898005;EskimoBob;one more question. have you done any fin planning for a company? -321772;1344898011;mircea_popescu;yes. -321771;1344898043;EskimoBob;ok, so this can not be to hard then -321770;1344898077;EskimoBob;you can plan your options business - yes (no is not accepted :) -321769;1344898101;mircea_popescu;depends what you mean by plan. -321768;1344898105;mircea_popescu;if you mean limit then yes. -321767;1344898141;EskimoBob;yes, this is what I mean. But lets not forget, it can grow too. And this is what you do: you figure out what you can manage per month -321766;1344898153;mircea_popescu;i do not wish to limit it. -321765;1344898163;EskimoBob;you use real bond or issue shares to finance it -321764;1344898167;mircea_popescu;the btc market is by its nature in a position where those liniar assumptions are harmful. -321763;1344898169;EskimoBob;so you can service your debt -321762;1344898172;EskimoBob;now, -321761;1344898179;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob : again, i could easily just use my own capital to finance all of it. -321760;1344898200;mircea_popescu;it never used more than 10k iirc, and i'm significantly above that, personally. -321759;1344898210;EskimoBob;so what is your problem? Why do you buy money at some absurd rate? -321758;1344898220;mircea_popescu;because i want to create a refinance market for btc. -321757;1344898233;EskimoBob;but you need money to make money :) -321756;1344898236;mircea_popescu;which currently does not exist. -321755;1344898258;mircea_popescu;in part because of scam assets like ppt, in part because the boneheaded idiots on the forum are playing ther citizen dentist -321754;1344898261;mircea_popescu;in part for other reasons. -321753;1344898263;smickles;mircea_popescu: suppose the 'bonds' people subscribe to were done with a multisig transaction some how where the lender could recall the funds before they are used (or marked for use) by mpoe? -321752;1344898271;mircea_popescu;but i have done my math and i think i am large enough to push this through. -321751;1344898304;mircea_popescu;smickles this is already there, people can just notify they want their money back -321750;1344898310;smickles;ah -321749;1344898346;mircea_popescu;is kakobrekla gonna start spuirting asset lines now ? :D -321748;1344898350;smickles;mircea_popescu: is there any way to find out if the funds are going to (or likely to) be used? -321747;1344898370;mircea_popescu;well, not really. and any way you can't recall them during their current month. -321746;1344898375;smickles;lol, quick, make a trade ! -321745;1344898389;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, i added mpex dividend payments to assbot -321744;1344898390;mircea_popescu;suppose month ends on 28th july, 31st of august -321743;1344898398;mircea_popescu;if you send money on the 5th of august you can ask for it back on the 20th -321742;1344898399;kakobrekla;and another feature soon to be revealed -321741;1344898403;mircea_popescu;but anyway it's not used till the 31st. -321740;1344898408;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla o cool! -321739;1344898431;mircea_popescu;which is why most people send towards the end of a month. -321738;1344898451;EskimoBob;i think your model is "upside down" -321737;1344898477;mircea_popescu;aha ? -321736;1344898483;EskimoBob;the moment you plan and finance it the other way around, you will have a good bond buyers market -321735;1344898497;mircea_popescu;mmm. ellaborate on this. -321734;1344898576;EskimoBob;yes, in this case you need to take the risk but you can plan your exposure for a starting month in options market and start accumulate capital to run it properly -321733;1344898587;mircea_popescu;"properly" -321732;1344898589;EskimoBob;if you write options, you can cover your ass well -321731;1344898598;mircea_popescu;i don't believe we need to try and replicate fiat instruments in btc. -321730;1344898604;EskimoBob;it's not that big deal - unless you get greedy -321729;1344898613;mircea_popescu;i believe we need to proceed deductively based on btc principles and come up with functional instruments -321728;1344898617;smickles;mircea_popescu: what you should do is allow it to automatically purchase and run from algorhithmicaly determined hosting services while also setting up all the manual operations in automatic form. Then, release it like one of those 'lucky lantern' things -321727;1344898622;mircea_popescu;which, probably, will be very contorted in fiat terms. -321726;1344898647;mircea_popescu;smickles maybe. except the problem of ipo. -321725;1344898676;EskimoBob;copy with pride! no need to waste time on inventing wheels -321724;1344898687;mircea_popescu;trust me, i have no problem copying what works. -321723;1344898695;mircea_popescu;the issue here is tat most of fiat is rotten to the core and unusable. -321722;1344898705;EskimoBob;forget the fiat -321721;1344898709;mircea_popescu;fake floaters. they have a bad reputation in fiat -321720;1344898714;EskimoBob;you have no need for it in this model -321719;1344898717;mircea_popescu;for the reason recently discovered : libor was fixed. -321718;1344898733;mircea_popescu;people always knew libor is shit. -321717;1344898742;EskimoBob;it's the people, not the instrument :) -321716;1344898761;kakobrekla;EskimoBob, try it now -321715;1344898765;kakobrekla;:p -321714;1344898780;EskimoBob;!pl ZIP.A 500@0.95 2012-07-29 -321713;1344898780;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -321712;1344898798;assbot;ZIP.A [500@0.95BTC] (since: 2012-07-29) paid: 2.76743 BTC. Last price: 0.51 BTC. Capital gain: -22 BTC. Total: -217.23257 BTC. (-45.7%) -321711;1344898802;mircea_popescu;!help -321710;1344898803;EskimoBob;yess! :) -321709;1344898813;EskimoBob;!pl -321708;1344898814;assbot;!pl [@] [] -321707;1344898818;kakobrekla;no help mircea_popescu :( -321706;1344898822;mircea_popescu;ok whats the pl do then ? -321705;1344898832;EskimoBob;profit loss calc -321704;1344898880;mircea_popescu;mmm -321703;1344898890;EskimoBob;!pl GIGAMINING 10@1.145 2012-08-03 -321702;1344898891;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -321701;1344898904;kakobrekla;!pl gigamining 1 -321700;1344898927;mircea_popescu;!pl GIGAMINING 900@.9 2012-04-15 -321699;1344898928;EskimoBob;i think it needs to send e-mail to nefario every time it waits :) -321698;1344898934;assbot;GIGAMINING [10@1.145BTC] (since: 2012-08-03) paid: 0.34825 BTC. Last price: 1.139599 BTC. Capital gain: -0.05401 BTC. Total: 0.29424 BTC. (2.6%) -321697;1344898934;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -321696;1344898941;mircea_popescu;o wow one at a time huh -321695;1344898949;kakobrekla;ye -321694;1344898954;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.38322596 BTC. Last price: 1.139599 BTC. Capital gain: 0.139599 BTC. Total: 0.52282496 BTC. (52.3%) -321693;1344898954;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -321692;1344898956;kakobrekla;get in line -321691;1344898960;kakobrekla;:> -321690;1344898971;assbot;GIGAMINING [900@0.9BTC] (since: 2012-04-15) paid: 344.903364 BTC. Last price: 1.139599 BTC. Capital gain: 215.6391 BTC. Total: 560.542464 BTC. (69.2%) -321689;1344898976;smickles;mircea_popescu: what? ppl cant hold shares in some autonomous program with no human controller? what's the problem of ipo in that situation? -321688;1344898986;mircea_popescu;that you can't let random idiots ipo. -321687;1344898994;smickles;ah -321686;1344899001;mircea_popescu;once you have to have human hands in there -321685;1344899004;mircea_popescu;the entire lantern collapses. -321684;1344899019;mircea_popescu;(just to show you i did consider things there( -321683;1344899047;smickles;what if it were just an options 'lantern' -321682;1344899055;EskimoBob;!pl GIGAMINING 2012-08-01 -321681;1344899055;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -321680;1344899069;mircea_popescu;what if the math model proves it could benefit from some tweaking ? -321679;1344899071;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@2BTC] paid: 0.38322596 BTC. Last price: 1.139599 BTC. Capital gain: -0.860401 BTC. Total: -0.47717504 BTC. (-23.9%) -321678;1344899090;kakobrekla;aha -321677;1344899092;kakobrekla;buggy -321676;1344899107;EskimoBob;indeed -321675;1344899110;kakobrekla;lemme fix -321674;1344899131;EskimoBob;it still uses the date -321673;1344899135;kakobrekla;yup -321672;1344899142;kakobrekla;it will spit out error now -321671;1344899154;mircea_popescu;better make it use defaults than spit error -321670;1344899155;smickles;mircea_popescu: damn. you'd need some fairly sweet AI -321669;1344899163;kakobrekla;there is no defaults -321668;1344899164;mircea_popescu;smickles i just think we're not there yet :p -321667;1344899167;kakobrekla;with the price -321666;1344899222;EskimoBob;if no price, use 1 share -321665;1344899241;EskimoBob;1 is/can be the default kakobrekla -321664;1344899259;kakobrekla;it uses one share when no nb shares is specified -321663;1344899263;kakobrekla;but when no input price -321662;1344899267;kakobrekla;it will break -321661;1344899268;kakobrekla;!pl -321660;1344899268;assbot;!pl [@] [] -321659;1344899280;EskimoBob;OK; I see -321658;1344899285;kakobrekla;whats in [] is optional -321657;1344899337;smickles;mircea_popescu: how about the lantern is just the options exchange, the market is made by it's users and your /independant/ market making bot -321656;1344899338;EskimoBob;you know it only answers to 10 requests form same IP in 60 sec -321655;1344899342;EskimoBob;or was it 20*? -321654;1344899345;EskimoBob;20? -321653;1344899356;smickles;that way the market maker's code can be updated -321652;1344899372;EskimoBob;smickles: bots are evil -321651;1344899403;smickles;EskimoBob: yeah, but we can't leave evil out of sci-fi stuff like this -321650;1344899417;smickles;besides, the whole thing would be a bot anyway -321649;1344899433;EskimoBob;but writing rules when somone can and can not write options is not that hard -321648;1344899441;EskimoBob;or even buy -321647;1344899483;EskimoBob;and lets not forget the joys of margin trading :) -321646;1344899496;EskimoBob;all math - no emotions -321645;1344899519;mircea_popescu;smickles maybe. i think it;s pretty close to that as it is. -321644;1344899527;smickles;imo, the hard part is getting it to find, acquire, and setup the hosting -321643;1344899563;smickles;of itself -321642;1344899563;smickles;OF ITSELF!!! -321641;1344899572;EskimoBob;you have long term investors, holding large piles of stocks and turds? You can borrow securities and not frack around with bond issues to finance it -321640;1344899579;mircea_popescu;smickles especially a hosting that won't pull a linode -321639;1344899591;EskimoBob;all expenses are passed to clients who write options -321638;1344899597;EskimoBob;risk too :) -321637;1344899609;mircea_popescu;whazzat EskimoBob ? -321636;1344899609;EskimoBob;and you keep the collateral -321635;1344899624;EskimoBob;this is how it's done -321634;1344899697;mircea_popescu;btw, im curious if anyone owning mining bonds at any point ever owned a perpetual frn. -321633;1344899702;mircea_popescu;(i have, both, but i mean anyone else) -321632;1344899711;EskimoBob;you keep their BTC and other sec a collateral if the options start to go rally bad -321631;1344899754;EskimoBob;there is no frn in GLBSE ... I think. -321630;1344899766;mircea_popescu;i meant irl. -321629;1344899794;mircea_popescu;(you can make synthetic frns from a fixed-rate bond like you favour and a swap, you know) -321628;1344899824;EskimoBob;afk now -321627;1344900104;smickles;mircea_popescu: i wonder if i'm replicating your database tables, just with different names -321626;1344900120;mircea_popescu;why that ? -321625;1344900192;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, i'm making db tables of my own to hold data for mpex sub-accounts -321624;1344900201;mircea_popescu;ah hehe -321623;1344900223;mircea_popescu;not unless you include nudie pics. -321622;1344900331;kakobrekla;!pl GIGAMINING 2012-08-01 -321621;1344900331;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -321620;1344900331;assbot;Invalid price supplied. -321619;1344900345;kakobrekla;!pl GIGAMINING 1 2012 -321618;1344900346;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -321617;1344900346;assbot;Ignoring invalid date. -321616;1344900354;smickles;ok, i should call this thing "smickles' MPEX" or "SMEx" for short -321615;1344900391;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.38322596 BTC. Last price: 1.139599 BTC. Capital gain: 0.139599 BTC. Total: 0.52282496 BTC. (52.3%) -321614;1344900417;kakobrekla;well its gonna stay like this for now -321613;1344900427;kakobrekla;its slow as fuck because of glbse -321612;1344900434;kakobrekla;and 2 seperate calls -321611;1344900443;kakobrekla;one on site one on api -321610;1344900447;kakobrekla;meh -321609;1344900448;mircea_popescu;smex lol -321608;1344900450;kakobrekla;enjoy -321607;1344900453;smickles;or SmEX -321606;1344900472;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla it is incredibly slow innit. -321605;1344900477;kakobrekla;ye -321604;1344900552;smickles;url: https://mostofmany.com/get/smex -321603;1344900559;smickles;that will work out great -321602;1344900567;smickles;(nothing at that url yet) -321601;1344900585;mircea_popescu;your cert is bad -321600;1344900643;kakobrekla;spam! -321599;1344900650;smickles;mircea_popescu: lol, it's the apache default cert -321598;1344900664;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.94 = 7.52 BTC [+] -321597;1344900664;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.89 = 4.45 BTC [-] -321596;1344900665;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -321595;1344900666;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.139599 = 4.5584 BTC [+] -321594;1344900667;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 1.0495 = 9.4455 BTC [+] -321593;1344900668;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [-] -321592;1344900669;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 27 @ 1.0498 = 28.3446 BTC [+] -321591;1344900670;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8500 @ 0.00109162 = 9.2788 BTC [-] -321590;1344900671;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 1.0499 = 14.6986 BTC [+] -321589;1344900672;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.545 = 2.18 BTC [-] -321588;1344900672;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 3 @ 0.0044 = 0.0132 BTC [-] -321587;1344900673;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.05 = 5 BTC [-] -321586;1344900674;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -321585;1344900675;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -321584;1344900676;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -321583;1344900677;mircea_popescu;lol assbot woke up -321582;1344900677;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.00997 BTC [+] -321581;1344900678;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 30 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0034 BTC [+] -321580;1344900679;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 27 @ 1.08 = 29.16 BTC [-] -321579;1344900680;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -321578;1344900681;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.7299 = 2.9196 BTC [+] -321577;1344900682;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 3 @ 0.73 = 2.19 BTC [+] -321576;1344900683;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.78999999 BTC [+] -321575;1344900684;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [+] -321574;1344900723;kakobrekla;backlog cleared :p -321573;1344900755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16590 @ 0.00033585 = 5.5718 BTC [+] -321572;1344900757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7110 @ 0.00033872 = 2.4083 BTC [+] -321571;1344900777;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 85000 @ 0.02208546 = 1877.2641 BTC [-] -321570;1344900980;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 9 @ 0.102748 = 0.9247 BTC [+] -321569;1344902095;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [-] -321568;1344902121;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -321567;1344902222;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.6 BTC [-] -321566;1344902456;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.0499 BTC [+] -321565;1344902582;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.035 BTC [-] -321564;1344902677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33200 @ 0.00033872 = 11.2455 BTC [+] -321563;1344902679;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.6 BTC [-] -321562;1344902823;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 500 @ 0.1 = 50 BTC [+] -321561;1344902885;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1031 = 0.2062 BTC [-] -321560;1344902887;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.103 = 0.412 BTC [-] -321559;1344902952;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4368 = 2.6208 BTC [-] -321558;1344902956;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [+] -321557;1344903295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 81 @ 0.00303747 = 0.246 BTC [-] -321556;1344903296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.002993 = 0.449 BTC [-] -321555;1344903694;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7300 @ 0.0010947 = 7.9913 BTC [+] -321554;1344903763;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.50999999 BTC [+] -321553;1344903765;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.51 = 4.53 BTC [+] -321552;1344903808;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -321551;1344903894;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.51 BTC [+] -321550;1344903896;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 1.0499 = 26.2475 BTC [+] -321549;1344903897;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 1.05 = 16.8 BTC [+] -321548;1344904215;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC [+] -321547;1344904275;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 1.05 = 7.35 BTC [+] -321546;1344904283;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.103 = 2.575 BTC [-] -321545;1344904501;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 9 @ 1.082 = 9.738 BTC [+] -321544;1344904561;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.51 = 1.02 BTC [+] -321543;1344904604;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 6 @ 1.51 = 9.06 BTC [+] -321542;1344904606;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 8 @ 1.52 = 12.16 BTC [+] -321541;1344904615;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -321540;1344904933;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.085 = 0.425 BTC [+] -321539;1344904979;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [-] -321538;1344905045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43200 @ 0.00033375 = 14.418 BTC [-] -321537;1344905046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31200 @ 0.00032068 = 10.0052 BTC [-] -321536;1344905096;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 1.045 = 3.135 BTC [+] -321535;1344905096;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 44 @ 1.0475 = 46.09 BTC [+] -321534;1344905098;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 1.048 = 20.96 BTC [+] -321533;1344905099;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 13 @ 1.049 = 13.637 BTC [+] -321532;1344905158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 190 @ 0.00033872 = 0.0644 BTC [+] -321531;1344905159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00033887 = 5.9641 BTC [+] -321530;1344905160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7387 @ 0.00034349 = 2.5374 BTC [+] -321529;1344905298;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 1.05 = 2.1 BTC [-] -321528;1344905389;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.0899 = 0.2697 BTC [+] -321527;1344905459;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [+] -321526;1344905745;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.103 = 0.309 BTC [-] -321525;1344905978;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 20 @ 0.084 = 1.68 BTC [-] -321524;1344906106;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 1.1399 = 5.6995 BTC [+] -321523;1344906107;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 4 @ 1.14 = 4.56 BTC [+] -321522;1344906109;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 11 @ 1.167 = 12.837 BTC [+] -321521;1344906145;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.103 = 1.545 BTC [-] -321520;1344906195;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -321519;1344906237;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.94 BTC [+] -321518;1344906284;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 12 @ 0.15439999 = 1.8528 BTC [+] -321517;1344906321;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15439999 BTC [+] -321516;1344906447;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 2 @ 0.577 = 1.154 BTC [+] -321515;1344906492;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 5 @ 0.51 = 2.55 BTC [+] -321514;1344906615;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -321513;1344906754;rg;bitvps's stock sucks lately -321512;1344906756;rg;its stale -321511;1344906809;kakobrekla;we just saw $12 for a moment on gox -321510;1344906822;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.103 = 3.811 BTC [-] -321509;1344906837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1069 @ 0.00297796 = 3.1834 BTC [-] -321508;1344906866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.00311013 = 3.1101 BTC [+] -321507;1344906893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 900 @ 0.00313009 = 2.8171 BTC [+] -321506;1344906921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 50 @ 0.00313793 = 0.1569 BTC [+] -321505;1344906930;rg;wow kako -321504;1344906931;rg;really? -321503;1344906933;rg;crazy -321502;1344906953;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1234 = 0.3702 BTC [+] -321501;1344906954;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 114 @ 0.1235 = 14.079 BTC [+] -321500;1344906955;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 105 @ 0.1237 = 12.9885 BTC [+] -321499;1344906957;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 11 @ 0.1239 = 1.3629 BTC [+] -321498;1344906958;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 30 @ 0.1242 = 3.726 BTC [+] -321497;1344906959;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 437 @ 0.12449 = 54.4021 BTC [+] -321496;1344906960;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 9 @ 1.6 = 14.4 BTC [-] -321495;1344907010;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 1.02 = 2.04 BTC [-] -321494;1344907036;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=100521.0 -321493;1344907060;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.05 = 4.2 BTC [-] -321492;1344907111;rg;PsychoticBoy: another pirate front end stock? -321491;1344907139;kakobrekla;yup -321490;1344907144;kakobrekla;;;ticker -321489;1344907144;gribble;Best bid: 11.8901, Best ask: 11.938, Bid-ask spread: 0.04790, Last trade: 11.8901, 24 hour volume: 52892, 24 hour low: 11.45, 24 hour high: 12 -321488;1344907146;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.05 = 2.1 BTC [-] -321487;1344907152;PsychoticBoy;not pirate -321486;1344907178;PsychoticBoy;about 15% will be invested in pirate -321485;1344907204;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 1.0001 = 3.0003 BTC [-] -321484;1344907204;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC [-] -321483;1344907447;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 1.05 = 26.25 BTC [+] -321482;1344907465;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.03 BTC [-] -321481;1344907495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00032068 = 3.5595 BTC [-] -321480;1344907530;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 190 @ 0.1047 = 19.893 BTC [+] -321479;1344907542;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 172 @ 1.05 = 180.6 BTC [+] -321478;1344907544;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 13 @ 1.05 = 13.65 BTC [+] -321477;1344907639;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.989 = 9.89 BTC [-] -321476;1344907640;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.9863 = 2.9589 BTC [-] -321475;1344907642;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 0.986 = 4.93 BTC [-] -321474;1344907643;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [-] -321473;1344907644;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 7 @ 0.97 = 6.79 BTC [-] -321472;1344908021;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 38 @ 0.195479 = 7.4282 BTC [-] -321471;1344908087;mircea_popescu;rg looks up actually ? -321470;1344908114;mircea_popescu;nah, more like popped back up sorta thing. -321469;1344908281;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 5 @ 0.084 = 0.42 BTC [-] -321468;1344908344;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 1.05 = 3.15 BTC [+] -321467;1344908345;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 1.05 = 5.25 BTC [+] -321466;1344908421;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 1.055 = 16.88 BTC [+] -321465;1344908478;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 1.02 = 6.12 BTC [+] -321464;1344908669;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1.079 BTC [+] -321463;1344908702;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 1.08 = 4.32 BTC [+] -321462;1344908935;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.19548 BTC [+] -321461;1344908957;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1047 = 1.047 BTC [+] -321460;1344909228;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 177 @ 0.0010947 = 0.1938 BTC [+] -321459;1344909339;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5883 @ 0.0010947 = 6.4401 BTC [+] -321458;1344909340;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10517 @ 0.00110361 = 11.6067 BTC [+] -321457;1344909426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 850 @ 0.00034349 = 0.292 BTC [+] -321456;1344909427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33124 @ 0.00034352 = 11.3788 BTC [+] -321455;1344909862;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 1.054 = 10.54 BTC [-] -321454;1344909864;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 24 @ 1.055 = 25.32 BTC [+] -321453;1344909865;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 1.057 = 42.28 BTC [+] -321452;1344909866;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 1.06 = 12.72 BTC [+] -321451;1344909868;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 135 @ 1.06 = 143.1 BTC [+] -321450;1344909906;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1253 = 4.5012 BTC [-] -321449;1344909908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33076 @ 0.00034352 = 11.3623 BTC [+] -321448;1344909908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55400 @ 0.0003499 = 19.3845 BTC [+] -321447;1344910656;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6843 @ 0.00110361 = 7.552 BTC [+] -321446;1344910676;kakobrekla;12 bucks again -321445;1344910682;kakobrekla;damn -321444;1344910739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 600 @ 0.00299118 = 1.7947 BTC [-] -321443;1344910739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 900 @ 0.00333325 = 2.9999 BTC [+] -321442;1344910840;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -321441;1344910957;mircea_popescu;yup, its 12. -321440;1344910991;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -321439;1344911665;dub;http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/aug/13/paul-ryan-sold-shares-banking-crisis oops -321438;1344911802;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.10479 = 2.2006 BTC [+] -321437;1344911804;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 47 @ 0.10479 = 4.9251 BTC [+] -321436;1344911813;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.049 BTC [+] -321435;1344911858;mircea_popescu;dub yep its happening -321434;1344911867;mircea_popescu;im getting this very wide spread low level hum -321433;1344911882;mircea_popescu;after that federal ruling that banks can comingle money and nobody goes to prison nobody trusts banks anymore. -321432;1344911982;MoneyIsDebt;wall at 12 gone -321431;1344912076;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 23 @ 1.061 = 24.403 BTC [+] -321430;1344912089;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3999 = 2.3994 BTC [-] -321429;1344912208;mircea_popescu;yup officially over 12. -321428;1344912284;MoneyIsDebt;is there usually a selloff when pirate investors get their interests? -321427;1344912372;smickles;ug, mircea_popescu, what am i missing here. Is there a way to see that a deposit has made it into an mpex accout other than seeing that the account balance is higher? -321426;1344912423;Ignatius-otc;MoneyIsDebt: from what I have witnessed yes, a mild selloff -321425;1344912441;Ignatius-otc;great time to buy if one seeks such things -321424;1344912478;smickles;i'm just going to have to do a bunch of addition and subtraction to verify actualization of deposits in order to have mpex sub-accounts, arn't i -321423;1344912486;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -321422;1344912497;MoneyIsDebt;I meant a sell off bitcoins on mtgox -321421;1344912534;Ignatius-otc;I haven't checked that, would be interesting if so. -321420;1344912683;mircea_popescu;smickles you can see that the money went into the well known mpex receiving address -321419;1344912730;mircea_popescu;smickles mmm, how do you mean ? -321418;1344912762;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt shockingly, no, that never happens. -321417;1344912770;mircea_popescu;leaving some to conclude that the payments don't really happen either. -321416;1344912781;MoneyIsDebt;or payments are reinvested -321415;1344912788;mircea_popescu;which means they don't happen. -321414;1344912830;MoneyIsDebt;well, some do happen, at least to the passthroughs -321413;1344912856;MoneyIsDebt;but I see your point -321412;1344912903;mircea_popescu;yeah. -321411;1344913143;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.7101 = 2.8404 BTC [-] -321410;1344913792;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1055 BTC [+] -321409;1344913880;dub;bitcoinica on slashdot -321408;1344913895;Diablo-D3;LETS DO THE TIME WARM AGAAAAAAAAAIN o/~ -321407;1344914045;MoneyIsDebt;dub: exclusively negative comments -321406;1344914166;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 1.0001 = 3.0003 BTC [-] -321405;1344914167;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -321404;1344914280;dub;the article itself is pretty stupid -321403;1344914340;Diablo-D3;YES BECAUSE ITS SLASHDOT -321402;1344914343;Diablo-D3;SLASHDOT IS FOR FAGS -321401;1344914351;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 8 @ 0.9999 = 7.9992 BTC [-] -321400;1344914357;Diablo-D3;ACTUALLY, ITS MORE LIKE THE MONTH'S TOP SHIT STORIES FOR FAGS -321399;1344914364;Diablo-D3;ITS OLD AND SHIT AND ON TOP OF THAT ALSO GAY -321398;1344914644;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [-] -321397;1344914672;MoneyIsDebt;Diablo-D3: I get the feeling you don't like slashdot that much? -321396;1344914678;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [+] -321395;1344914691;dub;he's gay for hacker news -321394;1344914696;Diablo-D3;MoneyIsDebt: dude, they linked to my blog on their front page three times -321393;1344914707;Diablo-D3;any sense of credibility they had went out the window -321392;1344914717;MoneyIsDebt;:) -321391;1344914734;smickles;mircea_popescu: i would need to know when the funds became available in the account. is that not done manually? -321390;1344914759;smickles;or is it 6 confirms? -321389;1344914763;Diablo-D3;6 -321388;1344914794;smickles;Diablo-D3: for funds to be available for use in an mpex account? -321387;1344914797;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 9 @ 0.121 = 1.089 BTC [-] -321386;1344914798;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 30 @ 0.124999 = 3.75 BTC [+] -321385;1344914799;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 16 @ 0.125 = 2 BTC [+] -321384;1344914813;Diablo-D3;for bitcoin to function securely -321383;1344914838;dub;if I didn't know better I would assume Diablo-D3 was drunk -321382;1344914844;smickles;thanks for the attempt, but that really didn't help my quest :) -321381;1344914862;dub;since I know this isn't the case we can surmise that he is high on dick -321380;1344914908;Diablo-D3;dub: go troll elsewhere. -321379;1344914911;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 100 @ 1 = 100 BTC [+] -321378;1344914943;mircea_popescu;smickles funds are approved manually, yeah. -321377;1344914959;smickles;mircea_popescu: then a user could take advantage of me -321376;1344914963;mircea_popescu;how ? -321375;1344914981;mircea_popescu;you keep a btc balance. once he's cleared with you you can use your btc balance on mpex -321374;1344914984;mircea_popescu;this way you float him. -321373;1344914991;mircea_popescu;you've got his btc in any case. -321372;1344915043;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.15439999 = 1.3896 BTC [+] -321371;1344915055;smickles;darn, i was hoping to avoid making the deposit process longer -321370;1344915066;mircea_popescu;longer than what ? or how do you mean ? -321369;1344915152;smickles;mircea_popescu: if i had some confirmation of funds being available in a STAT, i could safely have the user send a deposit directly -321368;1344915173;mircea_popescu;why would you have the user send a deposit directly ?! -321367;1344915190;mircea_popescu;set aside an address in your own wallet, once his btc cleared you're good to go. -321366;1344915219;mircea_popescu;it;s a distributed currency after all. -321365;1344915302;smickles;mircea_popescu: but say my mpex acout has 10 btc in it, the user deposits 100 btc (to my wallet), i have to confirm that, forward it to mpex and wait for the funds to show up in the CxBTC before they can do anything over 10BTC -321364;1344915308;smickles;and that's assuming only one user -321363;1344915333;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4357 @ 0.00110372 = 4.8089 BTC [+] -321362;1344915335;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1682 @ 0.00109162 = 1.8361 BTC [-] -321361;1344915473;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4261 @ 0.00108917 = 4.641 BTC [-] -321360;1344915475;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3464 @ 0.00110726 = 3.8355 BTC [+] -321359;1344915514;smickles;and if I just wait for that specific amout to show up in my mpex account, i'm sure a clever scammer could engineer a way to fool my system and basically get a duplicate deposit -321358;1344915579;smickles;user was told to deposit 1.0023232 btc; user sell something to receive exactly that -321357;1344915629;smickles;i just want to figure out an 'ironclad' way of doing this -321356;1344915649;smickles;which doesn't require me to hold lots of btc to float users -321355;1344915720;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.1301 = 2.2602 BTC [+] -321354;1344915768;smickles;hmm, if i wait to credit their account until I see the tx on the mpex addy, plus wait to see that amount hit my mpex funds, would that be enought to thwart a malicious user? -321353;1344915785;mircea_popescu;you just float smickles -321352;1344915799;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 1 @ 1.015 BTC [+] -321351;1344915801;smickles;is there no better way? -321350;1344915809;mircea_popescu;well what way would there be ? -321349;1344915818;smickles;I'm working on it :P -321348;1344915818;mircea_popescu;i mean i guess you could watch the mpex address for the specified sum, too -321347;1344915863;mircea_popescu;but your design smacks me of this soviet story whereby if i wanna buy something at the corner store they make me first run to their headquarters in maine -321346;1344915871;mircea_popescu;get a little payment confirmation slip -321345;1344915875;mircea_popescu;and come back pick up my merchandise. -321344;1344915924;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 20 @ 1.08 = 21.6 BTC [+] -321343;1344915932;smickles;mircea_popescu: but what about when the sum of the users requests exceeds the amount of btc which is in the mpex account? -321342;1344915960;smickles;user deposits 100 btc with me, user wants to spend that 100 asap -321341;1344915964;mircea_popescu;that'd be a problem. get margin maybe ? -321340;1344915976;smickles;oh, i forgot you offered that -321339;1344915980;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.94 BTC [+] -321338;1344915981;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.945 = 2.835 BTC [+] -321337;1344915983;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.949 = 5.694 BTC [+] -321336;1344916030;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.949 = 3.796 BTC [+] -321335;1344916045;smickles;I would only be charged for use of the margin if i exceeded the amount of btc which I had in the mpex account, right? -321334;1344916046;mircea_popescu;in general im available to expedite deposit confirms too, if im around. -321333;1344916063;mircea_popescu;nah, margin is fixed per month, you have it might as well use it. -321332;1344916393;smickles;mircea_popescu: are you so unwilling/unable to have a line in the STAT similar to the Dividend receipts section which shows recent deposits? -321331;1344916439;smickles;like 2012-8-14 03:34 +10 BTC -321330;1344916450;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.935 = 3.74 BTC [-] -321329;1344916454;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.124 = 1.24 BTC [-] -321328;1344916494;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0103 = 2.0206 BTC [-] -321327;1344916559;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.44 BTC [-] -321326;1344916560;smickles;or, i suppose the format would be more like :On Sat, 26 May 12 00:30:47 from 1BtCaddY~~ the sum of 0.34524457 BTC -321325;1344916602;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 13 @ 0.122 = 1.586 BTC [-] -321324;1344916604;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.413 BTC [-] -321323;1344916729;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4131 = 2.8262 BTC [+] -321322;1344916760;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.4131 BTC [+] -321321;1344916829;smickles;alright, after some thought, I think watching the mpex address and my mpex accout balance (while accounting for debits and credits from purchases, sales, surety, and outstanding orders) would work -321320;1344916847;smickles;add dividends to that list -321319;1344916877;smickles;it would be a lot less complicated if there were some kind of deposit section -321318;1344916920;smickles;and i'm pretty sure, less complicated correlates with less exploitable -321317;1344916930;smickles;and less error prone -321316;1344916954;mircea_popescu;and slower. -321315;1344916976;mircea_popescu;but i think the stat will be geting an overhaul yes. -321314;1344916983;smickles;yeah, but the speed of you proposal come at a cost -321313;1344917013;smickles;heh, so your saying i'll need to update some regexes? -321312;1344917044;mircea_popescu;eventually. -321311;1344917052;mircea_popescu;im not doing it till i have a definitive and godly version. -321310;1344917062;smickles;i expect nothing less -321309;1344917087;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [+] -321308;1344917090;smickles;meanwhile, i'll continue to occasionally bitch and moan about various things -321307;1344917097;mircea_popescu;can;'t hurt anything. -321306;1344917138;mircea_popescu;but let;'s go through this -321305;1344917152;mircea_popescu;your customer wants 100 btc worth of whatever. you make the deposit order, give him the ammount -321304;1344917172;mircea_popescu;once you see the mpex address getting that ammount in the transaction chain with 6 confirms you're good. neh ? -321303;1344917200;smickles;yeah, (if i have teh btc in the mpex account as well) -321302;1344917219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13861 @ 0.00038267 = 5.3042 BTC [+] -321301;1344917220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22900 @ 0.0003876 = 8.876 BTC [+] -321300;1344917248;mircea_popescu;ya. if not you'll have to whine :) -321299;1344917309;smickles;my issue is that programatically verifying that it's there (without an indication from mpex that it's there) may open up unkown exploits in my operation -321298;1344917325;mircea_popescu;to wit ? -321297;1344917335;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1055 = 0.5275 BTC [+] -321296;1344917336;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.1055 = 1.5825 BTC [+] -321295;1344917354;smickles;yes, i can prevent the exploit which I originally brought up thru careful monitoring, but who's to say there's one I have't thought of -321294;1344917386;mircea_popescu;well in that sense... -321293;1344917457;smickles;k, so maybe that's too broad of a statement, but, -321292;1344917498;smickles;i believe I'm doing everything else more than reasonably securely, but the deposit method, i'm unsure of -321291;1344917542;mircea_popescu;i'd be more worried about withdrawals in your scheme. -321290;1344917562;smickles;I was planning on haveing that be a manual process -321289;1344917571;mircea_popescu;aha -321288;1344917603;mircea_popescu;well that reduces the incentive -321287;1344917617;mircea_popescu;i mean, why would someone fuck you up on deposits if thery can't withdraw the benefit ? -321286;1344917633;mircea_popescu;o nm, they could just buy their own shares. strike that last line it's stupid. -321285;1344917641;smickles;as well as having a system to point out 'out of the ordinary' withdrawal request to me -321284;1344917658;smickles;heh, i thought of situations like that :) -321283;1344917679;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -321282;1344917698;smickles;malicious users be crafty mother fuckers -321281;1344917802;smickles;heh -321280;1344917877;smickles;mircea_popescu: the more i think about it. the 'watching mpex addy and keeping track of stuff internally' method isn't as complicated as i made it out to be -321279;1344917921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9839 @ 0.00038796 = 3.8171 BTC [+] -321278;1344917922;smickles;we're talking about a program here. all i'd have to do is a line that summs what I expect user accounts balances to be and compares it to the stat -321277;1344917988;smickles;but, as you said, it's not a perfect solution to have my users wait on your manual deposit confirmation -321276;1344918092;smickles;if only I had enough btc in my pocket to not care about floating users a few k coin here and there when I know there's 6 confirms on the tx -321275;1344918344;mircea_popescu;you don't have to start with few k coins -321274;1344918355;mircea_popescu;if you think about it, somebody with 1k in capital is prollybetter off making his own acct -321273;1344918364;mircea_popescu;and also, he prolly should be afforded personal attention anyway. -321272;1344918377;mircea_popescu;this isn't bullshit post-Casino irl. this is pre-Casino -321271;1344918381;mircea_popescu;you seen that film incidentally ? -321270;1344918389;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -321269;1344918427;mircea_popescu;"Today, it's all gone. You get a whale show up with four million in a suitcase, and some twenty-five-year-old hotel school kid is gonna want his Social Security Number." -321268;1344918467;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, i was exaggerating about 'k's, i would, of course, cater to large clients -321267;1344918484;mircea_popescu;so all you need is maybe a coupla hundred to float anything. -321266;1344918569;smickles;yeah, then I just need to keep track of how much of the float funds are being earmarked at any given moment -321265;1344918584;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.66 BTC [-] -321264;1344918619;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.96153845 BTC [-] -321263;1344918627;smickles;maybe shoot myself an email when all the float is used so that i can check in on 'the goings on' -321262;1344918722;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 1.0599 = 8.4792 BTC [-] -321261;1344918966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22861 @ 0.00038087 = 8.7071 BTC [-] -321260;1344918968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17383 @ 0.00038996 = 6.7787 BTC [+] -321259;1344919115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19900 @ 0.00038996 = 7.7602 BTC [+] -321258;1344919300;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.51989999 = 3.0398 BTC [+] -321257;1344919373;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1001 BTC [+] -321256;1344919374;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -321255;1344919408;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 16 @ 0.123 = 1.968 BTC [+] -321254;1344919649;Chaaaang-Noi;what is the best way to get btc into a us bank account? -321253;1344919690;bonks;"best"? -321252;1344919698;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 16 @ 0.11931 = 1.909 BTC [-] -321251;1344919698;Chaaaang-Noi;well.. a way -321250;1344919707;Chaaaang-Noi;spendbitcoins.com just stopped supporting usa -321249;1344919708;Chaaaang-Noi;and i dont like gox really -321248;1344919717;smickles;how's bitfloor looking these days? -321247;1344919746;smickles;"Free ACH withdraw" -321246;1344919764;smickles;"Avoid third party services and credit your US bank account directly using our free ACH withdraw option." -321245;1344919775;Chaaaang-Noi;i saw bitfloor but there is a delay for getting verified or something -321244;1344919775;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.51989999 = 3.0398 BTC [+] -321243;1344919775;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.51999999 = 3.04 BTC [+] -321242;1344919783;Chaaaang-Noi;i kinda wanted to do it right away -321241;1344919837;smickles;heh, looks like there's ~1000btc arb op bitfloor <-> mtgox -321240;1344920875;Chaaaang-Noi;yeah... wish my bot was still running... -321239;1344921031;mircea_popescu;what happened to it ? -321238;1344921409;Chaaaang-Noi;http://fastcash4bitcoins.com/Options.aspx anyone else use this site? -321237;1344921463;mircea_popescu;looks scammy... -321236;1344921503;mircea_popescu;o wait, it's tangible's ? -321235;1344921529;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=57640 -321234;1344921575;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=printpage;topic=99034.0 recently borrowed like 35k. -321233;1344921910;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=90192.msg1097789#msg1097789 -321232;1344921919;smickles;i'm not sure what that means tho -321231;1344922026;toffoo;smickles: now all you need to do is xfer some USD into bitfloor before that spread moves ;) -321230;1344922162;mircea_popescu;he really should fix that website -321229;1344922179;mircea_popescu;it looks like something made by a noob scammer. -321228;1344922338;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.96 = 3.84 BTC [-] -321227;1344922540;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.95 = 1.9 BTC [-] -321226;1344922540;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 8 @ 0.93831851 = 7.5065 BTC [-] -321225;1344922816;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 10 @ 0.97 = 9.7 BTC [-] -321224;1344922816;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.979 = 1.958 BTC [+] -321223;1344923941;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [+] -321222;1344923968;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [-] -321221;1344924229;mircea_popescu;hmm, is assbot off kakobrekla ? -321220;1344924546;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 13 @ 0.1193 = 1.5509 BTC [-] -321219;1344924650;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.966 = 2.898 BTC [+] -321218;1344924711;mircea_popescu;lol no, it seems to just not pick mpex stuff anymore >< -321217;1344924938;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -321216;1344924938;mircea_popescu;14`200 S.MPOE @ 0.00037788BTC = 5.36589600BTC (= 63.10 USD). #trade #bitcoin #btc #stocks -321215;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Expand -321214;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Reply Retweet Favorite -321213;1344924938;mircea_popescu;12m -321212;1344924938;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -321211;1344924938;mircea_popescu;17`100 S.MPOE @ 0.00038419BTC = 6.56964900BTC (= 77.26 USD). #trade #bitcoin #btc #stocks -321210;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Expand -321209;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Reply Retweet Favorite -321208;1344924938;mircea_popescu;13m -321207;1344924938;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -321206;1344924938;mircea_popescu;600 O.BTCUSD.C110T @ 0.18402280BTC = 110.41368000BTC (= 1`298.46 USD). #trade #bitcoin #btc #options -321205;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Expand -321204;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Reply Retweet Favorite -321203;1344924938;mircea_popescu;16m -321202;1344924938;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -321201;1344924938;mircea_popescu;1 O.BTCUSD.C110T @ 0.18394238BTC = 0.18394238BTC (= 2.16 USD). #trade #bitcoin #btc #options -321200;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Expand -321199;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Reply Retweet Favorite -321198;1344924938;mircea_popescu;17m -321197;1344924938;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -321196;1344924938;mircea_popescu;13`602 S.MPOE @ 0.00039477BTC = 5.36966154BTC (= 63.15 USD). #trade #bitcoin #btc #stocks -321195;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Expand -321194;1344924938;mircea_popescu;Reply Retweet Favorite -321193;1344924938;mircea_popescu;23m -321192;1344924938;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -321191;1344924938;mircea_popescu;4`276 S.MPOE @ 0.00039477BTC = 1.68803652BTC (= 19.85 USD). #trade #bitcoin #btc #stocks -321190;1344924940;mircea_popescu;etc. -321189;1344925363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5717 @ 0.00038996 = 2.2294 BTC [+] -321188;1344925363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45500 @ 0.00039313 = 17.8874 BTC [+] -321187;1344925363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4483 @ 0.00039477 = 1.7698 BTC [+] -321186;1344925392;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.966 = 1.932 BTC [+] -321185;1344925417;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 80 @ 0.119 = 9.52 BTC [-] -321184;1344925440;mircea_popescu;whoa that stuff's from like an hour ago. -321183;1344926141;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -321182;1344926918;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 1.055 = 4.22 BTC [-] -321181;1344926920;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 1.051 = 10.51 BTC [-] -321180;1344926921;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 1.05 = 10.5 BTC [-] -321179;1344926921;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 76 @ 1.045 = 79.42 BTC [-] -321178;1344926958;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 1.045 = 9.405 BTC [-] -321177;1344926959;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1.021 BTC [-] -321176;1344927183;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2300 @ 0.00011485 = 0.2642 BTC [+] -321175;1344927217;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.1054999 = 1.1605 BTC [+] -321174;1344927219;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 85 @ 0.1055 = 8.9675 BTC [+] -321173;1344927220;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 87 @ 0.1056 = 9.1872 BTC [+] -321172;1344927220;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.106 = 21.2 BTC [+] -321171;1344927222;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 400 @ 0.1068 = 42.72 BTC [+] -321170;1344927223;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 140 @ 0.1069 = 14.966 BTC [+] -321169;1344927224;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 49 @ 0.00011485 = 0.0056 BTC [+] -321168;1344927888;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5449 BTC [+] -321167;1344927917;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 19 @ 0.1 = 1.9 BTC [+] -321166;1344928188;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.103 = 0.515 BTC [-] -321165;1344928190;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.102 = 2.244 BTC [-] -321164;1344928223;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.07989999 = 3.2397 BTC [+] -321163;1344928224;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 7 @ 1.07999999 = 7.56 BTC [+] -321162;1344928329;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 2 @ 1.199 = 2.398 BTC [+] -321161;1344928346;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.96153845 BTC [-] -321160;1344928347;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 29 @ 0.96153846 = 27.8846 BTC [+] -321159;1344928512;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 120 @ 0.24715528 = 29.6586 BTC [+] -321158;1344928586;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.70133306 = 701.3331 BTC [-] -321157;1344928612;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 74889 @ 0.00011485 = 8.601 BTC [+] -321156;1344928614;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 25111 @ 0.00011716 = 2.942 BTC [+] -321155;1344928634;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.085 BTC [-] -321154;1344943492;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 5 @ 1.6 = 8 BTC [-] -321153;1344943543;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.52 = 3.04 BTC [+] -321152;1344943766;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1301 = 4.5204 BTC [-] -321151;1344943767;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 1.13 = 11.3 BTC [-] -321150;1344943769;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.1252 = 3.3756 BTC [-] -321149;1344943769;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.1252 = 5.626 BTC [-] -321148;1344943770;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 60 @ 1.1201 = 67.206 BTC [-] -321147;1344943814;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 1.01 = 3.03 BTC [-] -321146;1344943854;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 6 @ 0.10224318 = 0.6135 BTC [-] -321145;1344943978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29900 @ 0.00036851 = 11.0184 BTC [-] -321144;1344944207;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 21 @ 1.49999 = 31.4998 BTC [-] -321143;1344944209;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 30 @ 1.5 = 45 BTC [+] -321142;1344944212;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.12 = 3.36 BTC [-] -321141;1344944503;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.1 = 1.1 BTC [+] -321140;1344944756;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4499 BTC [+] -321139;1344944965;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.106 = 2.12 BTC [+] -321138;1344945412;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.15439999 = 3.088 BTC [+] -321137;1344945612;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.09110002 = 4.3644 BTC [-] -321136;1344945614;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.09100002 = 2.182 BTC [-] -321135;1344945615;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 19 @ 1.06250001 = 20.1875 BTC [-] -321134;1344945765;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 70 @ 0.1 = 7 BTC [+] -321133;1344945790;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 99 @ 0.1 = 9.9 BTC [+] -321132;1344945901;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 48 @ 0.1229 = 5.8992 BTC [+] -321131;1344946088;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0202 = 2.0404 BTC [+] -321130;1344946089;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 1.0201 = 8.1608 BTC [-] -321129;1344946160;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.139 BTC [+] -321128;1344946161;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.139 = 2.278 BTC [+] -321127;1344946205;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 1.06 = 10.6 BTC [-] -321126;1344946279;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -321125;1344946395;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 140000 @ 0.02757553 = 3860.5742 BTC [+] -321124;1344946903;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.105 = 4.2 BTC [-] -321123;1344947030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 786 @ 0.00345126 = 2.7127 BTC [+] -321122;1344947031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 214 @ 0.00340326 = 0.7283 BTC [-] -321121;1344947092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1350 @ 0.00347893 = 4.6966 BTC [+] -321120;1344947093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1150 @ 0.00355512 = 4.0884 BTC [+] -321119;1344947094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 700 @ 0.00357367 = 2.5016 BTC [+] -321118;1344948628;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.0299 = 4.1196 BTC [+] -321117;1344948629;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 16 @ 1.03 = 16.48 BTC [+] -321116;1344948698;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.03 = 2.06 BTC [+] -321115;1344948844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3269 @ 0.00037223 = 1.2168 BTC [+] -321114;1344948846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28528 @ 0.00037798 = 10.783 BTC [+] -321113;1344948932;DeaDTerra;morning :) -321112;1344949198;Ignatius-otc;good morning DT -321111;1344949198;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [-] -321110;1344949372;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.059 BTC [-] -321109;1344949584;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.0125 BTC [+] -321108;1344949638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00036851 = 1.8057 BTC [-] -321107;1344949675;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [-] -321106;1344949846;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0299 = 2.0598 BTC [-] -321105;1344949847;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 1.03 = 8.24 BTC [+] -321104;1344949926;PsychoticBoy;1 asicminer for 9 dmc was it? -321103;1344950165;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.03021 = 4.1208 BTC [-] -321102;1344950166;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 1.03011 = 25.7528 BTC [-] -321101;1344950168;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.022 BTC [-] -321100;1344950169;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.02 BTC [-] -321099;1344950170;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 39 @ 1.02 = 39.78 BTC [-] -321098;1344950481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41900 @ 0.00036473 = 15.2822 BTC [-] -321097;1344950483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00037544 = 0.9761 BTC [+] -321096;1344950596;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0589 = 4.2356 BTC [+] -321095;1344950597;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 26 @ 1.059 = 27.534 BTC [+] -321094;1344950722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11872 @ 0.00037798 = 4.4874 BTC [+] -321093;1344951069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 50 @ 0.00357367 = 0.1787 BTC [+] -321092;1344951070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.003849 = 1.7321 BTC [+] -321091;1344951140;kakobreklaa;mircea_popescu ? -321090;1344951143;mircea_popescu;btw, copumpkin, re the bond laying fallow risk : you can split it up, you know ? -321089;1344951148;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa hm ? -321088;1344951151;kakobreklaa;05:09.09 ( mircea_popescu ) hmm, is assbot off kakobrekla ? -321087;1344951158;mircea_popescu;i dunno what happened there, but -321086;1344951169;mircea_popescu;i was getting > 1 hr stale reports. it might have been my irc connection tho -321085;1344951176;kakobreklaa;uh -321084;1344951200;kakobreklaa;strange -321083;1344951208;mircea_popescu;very, i mean i see things on twitter, they don't pop -321082;1344951211;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [+] -321081;1344951215;mircea_popescu;then i go i wonder if it died, then something comes up -321080;1344951220;mircea_popescu;but that was on twitter like 1 hr before. -321079;1344951235;kakobreklaa;i have no reasonable explanation for this -321078;1344951257;mircea_popescu;want to see my log ? -321077;1344951261;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1021 = 1.021 BTC [-] -321076;1344951263;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1020102 = 0.8161 BTC [-] -321075;1344951264;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.102 = 1.836 BTC [-] -321074;1344951265;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 48 @ 0.10124 = 4.8595 BTC [-] -321073;1344951267;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10123013 = 0.5062 BTC [-] -321072;1344951268;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -321071;1344951274;mircea_popescu;i mean it's prolly no big deal anyway. -321070;1344951289;kakobreklaa;not sure how that will help, but keep an eye on it -321069;1344951295;kakobreklaa;if you see it happenin again -321068;1344951297;kakobreklaa;i will investigate -321067;1344951307;mircea_popescu;sounds about right. -321066;1344951414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8409 @ 0.00038567 = 3.2431 BTC [+] -321065;1344951416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41700 @ 0.00038015 = 15.8523 BTC [-] -321064;1344951417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00037544 = 6.42 BTC [-] -321063;1344951418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00036382 = 10.9146 BTC [-] -321062;1344951419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00036288 = 4.1005 BTC [-] -321061;1344951421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25700 @ 0.00035838 = 9.2104 BTC [-] -321060;1344951422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43627 @ 0.00035385 = 15.4374 BTC [-] -321059;1344951423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61045 @ 0.00035328 = 21.566 BTC [-] -321058;1344951423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00035047 = 7.3248 BTC [-] -321057;1344951424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44263 @ 0.00035 = 15.4921 BTC [-] -321056;1344951561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 195956 @ 0.00035 = 68.5846 BTC [-] -321055;1344951562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4044 @ 0.00038671 = 1.5639 BTC [+] -321054;1344951754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1447 @ 0.00038671 = 0.5596 BTC [+] -321053;1344951755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27100 @ 0.00038718 = 10.4926 BTC [+] -321052;1344951757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00038749 = 0.465 BTC [+] -321051;1344951758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31753 @ 0.0003879 = 12.317 BTC [+] -321050;1344952553;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.035 BTC [+] -321049;1344952709;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.1389 BTC [-] -321048;1344952735;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.1389 BTC [-] -321047;1344952877;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8800 @ 0.00110183 = 9.6961 BTC [+] -321046;1344952879;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6500 @ 0.00110586 = 7.1881 BTC [+] -321045;1344953008;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 2 @ 0.06999999 = 0.14 BTC [-] -321044;1344953401;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.5145 = 1.5435 BTC [+] -321043;1344953492;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [-] -321042;1344953711;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -321041;1344953860;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5001 BTC [-] -321040;1344954002;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1043 = 0.4172 BTC [+] -321039;1344954027;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -321038;1344954070;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.059 = 2.118 BTC [+] -321037;1344954106;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -321036;1344954169;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.03 BTC [+] -321035;1344954235;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.035 = 0.35 BTC [+] -321034;1344954268;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.08 BTC [-] -321033;1344954270;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.08 = 3.24 BTC [-] -321032;1344954271;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.08 = 4.32 BTC [-] -321031;1344954397;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.03 = 4.12 BTC [+] -321030;1344954441;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.115 = 1.15 BTC [-] -321029;1344954448;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 13 @ 1.079 = 14.027 BTC [-] -321028;1344954553;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -321027;1344954609;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 30 @ 0.035 = 1.05 BTC [+] -321026;1344954793;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.035 = 1.75 BTC [+] -321025;1344954908;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.035 = 0.35 BTC [+] -321024;1344954926;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.035 BTC [+] -321023;1344954933;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.035 BTC [+] -321022;1344955194;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3900 @ 0.00108301 = 4.2237 BTC [-] -321021;1344955195;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2300 @ 0.00108267 = 2.4901 BTC [-] -321020;1344955197;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 800 @ 0.00108081 = 0.8646 BTC [-] -321019;1344955198;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11700 @ 0.00107912 = 12.6257 BTC [-] -321018;1344955615;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0801 = 4.3204 BTC [+] -321017;1344955617;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 1.08 = 21.6 BTC [-] -321016;1344955617;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 1.079 = 10.79 BTC [-] -321015;1344955618;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.078 BTC [-] -321014;1344955620;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 38 @ 1.06250001 = 40.375 BTC [-] -321013;1344955626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00036557 = 6.4706 BTC [-] -321012;1344956294;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5448 BTC [-] -321011;1344956295;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.52248 = 2.6124 BTC [-] -321010;1344956296;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.52 = 2.6 BTC [-] -321009;1344956350;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 57 @ 0.1 = 5.7 BTC [+] -321008;1344956358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31627 @ 0.00036854 = 11.6558 BTC [+] -321007;1344956382;DeaDTerra;Looking to trade some shares, have a look at my portfolio and see if there's anything you are interested in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq6Ug2ODt-l2dC13WldWaTBWQVNYZWRwVDgtQmhzUkE#gid=0 Or if you want to sell then pm me and I will see if I am interested in that asset :) -321006;1344956404;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.10000001 BTC [-] -321005;1344956405;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [-] -321004;1344956520;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 11 @ 0.12299999 = 1.353 BTC [+] -321003;1344956559;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 8 @ 0.01 = 0.08 BTC [+] -321002;1344956568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4690 @ 0.00036854 = 1.7285 BTC [+] -321001;1344956570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00034477 = 5.5163 BTC [-] -321000;1344956571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 510 @ 0.00034477 = 0.1758 BTC [-] -320999;1344956573;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.154398 = 0.4632 BTC [-] -320998;1344956600;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 450 @ 0.00011716 = 0.0527 BTC [+] -320997;1344956758;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 1.033 = 5.165 BTC [+] -320996;1344956811;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.64 BTC -320995;1344956813;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [-] -320994;1344957146;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.035 = 3.105 BTC [+] -320993;1344957148;BitCoinINV;oohhh some of my stock sold lol -320992;1344957255;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 2 @ 0.07999999 = 0.16 BTC [-] -320991;1344957257;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.08 = 0.24 BTC [+] -320990;1344957291;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 7 @ 0.08 = 0.56 BTC [+] -320989;1344957482;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.1 = 1.3 BTC [+] -320988;1344958002;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 1 @ 1.243 BTC [+] -320987;1344958068;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 2 @ 1.6 = 3.2 BTC [-] -320986;1344958139;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9888 BTC [-] -320985;1344958161;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.52 = 3.04 BTC [+] -320984;1344958238;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.529 BTC [+] -320983;1344958475;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.035 = 2.07 BTC [+] -320982;1344958562;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.04 = 2.08 BTC [+] -320981;1344958581;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.1 = 1.3 BTC [+] -320980;1344958753;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.12299999 BTC [+] -320979;1344958945;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -320978;1344958983;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.95 = 1.9 BTC [+] -320977;1344959036;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.1 = 1.8 BTC [+] -320976;1344959193;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 10 @ 0.05020301 = 0.502 BTC [+] -320975;1344959391;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -320974;1344959506;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 30 @ 0.000111 = 0.0033 BTC [-] -320973;1344959655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37538 @ 0.00038007 = 14.2671 BTC [+] -320972;1344959656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11962 @ 0.00038394 = 4.5927 BTC [+] -320971;1344959729;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 1.06250001 = 9.5625 BTC [-] -320970;1344959729;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.0625 = 3.1875 BTC [-] -320969;1344959834;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.06999999 BTC [-] -320968;1344959851;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1041 = 0.5205 BTC [-] -320967;1344959946;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [+] -320966;1344960336;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.02031 = 2.0406 BTC [-] -320965;1344960338;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.02021 = 3.0606 BTC [-] -320964;1344960648;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.04 = 2.08 BTC [+] -320963;1344960650;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.045 = 2.09 BTC [+] -320962;1344960651;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0465 = 2.093 BTC [+] -320961;1344960652;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 15 @ 1.048 = 15.72 BTC [+] -320960;1344960653;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.0499 = 3.1497 BTC [+] -320959;1344960654;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 76 @ 1.05 = 79.8 BTC [+] -320958;1344960698;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.95 = 7.6 BTC [+] -320957;1344960852;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 1.0099 = 3.0297 BTC [-] -320956;1344960853;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 49 @ 1.0125 = 49.6125 BTC [+] -320955;1344960854;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 14 @ 1.017 = 14.238 BTC [+] -320954;1344960855;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 60 @ 1.019 = 61.14 BTC [+] -320953;1344960857;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 24 @ 1.02 = 24.48 BTC [+] -320952;1344961025;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 19 @ 0.9 = 17.1 BTC [-] -320951;1344961027;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -320950;1344961033;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 1.1279 = 12.4069 BTC [+] -320949;1344961272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 350 @ 0.003849 = 1.3472 BTC [+] -320948;1344961414;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4499 BTC [+] -320947;1344961416;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.45 = 1.8 BTC [+] -320946;1344961417;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 44 @ 0.469 = 20.636 BTC [+] -320945;1344961433;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.53 = 7.65 BTC [+] -320944;1344961441;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 1.1667 BTC [-] -320943;1344961441;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 1.1668 BTC [+] -320942;1344961474;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 2 @ 0.92 = 1.84 BTC [-] -320941;1344961655;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.959 BTC [+] -320940;1344961675;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 40 @ 0.035 = 1.4 BTC [+] -320939;1344961786;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -320938;1344961840;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.035 = 0.35 BTC [+] -320937;1344961984;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 10 @ 0.047 = 0.47 BTC [-] -320936;1344962129;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00997 = 0.0199 BTC [+] -320935;1344962175;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00998 = 0.02 BTC [+] -320934;1344962191;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 73 @ 1.1668 = 85.1764 BTC [+] -320933;1344962192;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 22 @ 0.01 = 0.22 BTC [+] -320932;1344962285;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.7101 = 2.8404 BTC [-] -320931;1344962380;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.035 = 0.07 BTC [+] -320930;1344962393;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -320929;1344962397;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -320928;1344962463;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 80 @ 0.035 = 2.8 BTC [+] -320927;1344962571;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.035 = 0.35 BTC [+] -320926;1344962657;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 623 @ 0.035 = 21.805 BTC [+] -320925;1344962766;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 1.019999 = 6.12 BTC [-] -320924;1344962778;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -320923;1344962869;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -320922;1344963008;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 1.019999 = 2.04 BTC [-] -320921;1344963683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15638 @ 0.00038394 = 6.0041 BTC [+] -320920;1344963684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1138 @ 0.0003879 = 0.4414 BTC [+] -320919;1344963686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 924 @ 0.00038825 = 0.3587 BTC [+] -320918;1344964338;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0701 = 3.2103 BTC [-] -320917;1344964339;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.07 = 3.21 BTC [-] -320916;1344964390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3876 @ 0.00038825 = 1.5049 BTC [+] -320915;1344964392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1240 @ 0.00038888 = 0.4822 BTC [+] -320914;1344964393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32984 @ 0.00039254 = 12.9475 BTC [+] -320913;1344964569;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 5 @ 1.2 = 6 BTC [-] -320912;1344964584;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4601 = 2.7606 BTC [-] -320911;1344964735;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.1279 = 6.7674 BTC [+] -320910;1344964781;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.468 = 0.936 BTC [+] -320909;1344964828;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.469 = 0.938 BTC [+] -320908;1344964867;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.128 BTC [+] -320907;1344964928;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.53 = 7.65 BTC [+] -320906;1344965095;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.468 = 0.936 BTC [-] -320905;1344965171;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -320904;1344965193;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4679 = 2.8074 BTC [-] -320903;1344965224;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 5 @ 1.6 = 8 BTC [-] -320902;1344965257;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [+] -320901;1344965264;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.469 = 0.938 BTC [+] -320900;1344965290;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 4 @ 1.24 = 4.96 BTC [+] -320899;1344965353;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.154398 = 0.4632 BTC [-] -320898;1344965441;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [+] -320897;1344965473;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC [+] -320896;1344965516;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 1 @ 1.24 BTC [+] -320895;1344965541;rg;!ticker ASICMINER -320894;1344965552;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.093] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.007] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 958] [7dAvg: 0.09999468] -320893;1344965555;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.154398 = 0.9264 BTC [-] -320892;1344965967;usagi;YARR has been paid. Good game -320891;1344966018;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.7101 = 2.8404 BTC [-] -320890;1344966030;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0499 = 2.0998 BTC [-] -320889;1344966036;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.04 BTC [+] -320888;1344966552;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 8 @ 1.079 = 8.632 BTC [+] -320887;1344966742;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.1 = 20 BTC [+] -320886;1344967331;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 7 @ 1.05 = 7.35 BTC [+] -320885;1344967495;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 5 @ 0.12 = 0.6 BTC [-] -320884;1344967566;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.51 = 15.1 BTC [-] -320883;1344967567;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.5 = 15 BTC [-] -320882;1344967568;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 70 @ 1.5 = 105 BTC [-] -320881;1344967569;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.49 = 4.47 BTC [-] -320880;1344967571;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 27 @ 1.46 = 39.42 BTC [-] -320879;1344967634;farfi;what happend to DMC chare price? -320878;1344967708;farfi;share* -320877;1344967750;MoneyIsDebt;Not just DMC it seems -320876;1344967769;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.5001 = 4.5003 BTC [+] -320875;1344967770;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 31 @ 1.5 = 46.5 BTC [-] -320874;1344967806;farfi;but from around 0.5- 0.6 to 0.04 ? -320873;1344967810;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4689 BTC [-] -320872;1344967816;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 100 @ 1.2 = 120 BTC [+] -320871;1344967841;MoneyIsDebt;JAH went from 0.169 to 0.001 -320870;1344967859;MoneyIsDebt;I had a bid at 0.001 :) -320869;1344967901;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.103 = 0.515 BTC [-] -320868;1344967903;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.104 = 2.288 BTC [+] -320867;1344967904;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 32 @ 0.1041 = 3.3312 BTC [+] -320866;1344967905;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1043 = 0.6258 BTC [+] -320865;1344967907;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.1043 = 1.8774 BTC [+] -320864;1344967908;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 186 @ 0.1045 = 19.437 BTC [+] -320863;1344967909;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 59 @ 0.1049 = 6.1891 BTC [+] -320862;1344967910;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 114 @ 0.105 = 11.97 BTC [+] -320861;1344967975;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.469 BTC [+] -320860;1344968105;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.07979999 = 3.2394 BTC [+] -320859;1344968107;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.07989999 = 2.1598 BTC [+] -320858;1344968155;kakobreklaaa;!pl dmc 0.63 -320857;1344968155;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320856;1344968169;assbot;DMC [1@0.63BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.04 BTC. Capital gain: -0.59 BTC. Total: -0.56364186 BTC. (-89.5%) -320855;1344968177;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 3 @ 0.07050001 = 0.2115 BTC [-] -320854;1344968179;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 5 @ 0.0705 = 0.3525 BTC [-] -320853;1344968180;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.05 = 0.5 BTC [-] -320852;1344968214;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -320851;1344968252;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -320850;1344968296;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -320849;1344968305;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1151 = 1.7265 BTC [-] -320848;1344968307;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 35 @ 0.115 = 4.025 BTC [-] -320847;1344968361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00038367 = 1.8416 BTC [-] -320846;1344968363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00038225 = 6.0013 BTC [-] -320845;1344968364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.0003785 = 4.0878 BTC [-] -320844;1344968658;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.03 = 3 BTC [-] -320843;1344968693;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.469 = 0.938 BTC [+] -320842;1344968732;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 200 @ 0.04 = 8 BTC [+] -320841;1344968745;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -320840;1344969004;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1219 = 0.2438 BTC [+] -320839;1344969136;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-EU] 5 @ 0.15 = 0.75 BTC [-] -320838;1344969141;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1002 BTC [+] -320837;1344969172;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 18 @ 0.04 = 0.72 BTC [+] -320836;1344969173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32600 @ 0.0003785 = 12.3391 BTC [-] -320835;1344969174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00037668 = 3.2018 BTC [-] -320834;1344969239;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -320833;1344969251;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 10 @ 0.109 = 1.09 BTC [-] -320832;1344969309;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.04 = 0.8 BTC [+] -320831;1344969399;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.04 = 0.2 BTC [+] -320830;1344969412;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.04 = 0.12 BTC [+] -320829;1344969468;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.1151 = 0.4604 BTC [-] -320828;1344969501;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 6 @ 0.039 = 0.234 BTC [-] -320827;1344969544;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.039 = 0.195 BTC [-] -320826;1344969551;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.05 = 3.15 BTC [+] -320825;1344969982;Diablo-D3;man, DMC is popular today -320824;1344969986;Diablo-D3;total shares sold: 9899 -320823;1344969993;Diablo-D3;total mhash: 35018 -320822;1344969996;Diablo-D3;mhash per share: 3.537 -320821;1344970014;farfi;but the price? -320820;1344970021;farfi;0.03 ? -320819;1344970027;Diablo-D3;well no -320818;1344970037;Diablo-D3;no one knows what the price is going to be -320817;1344970057;farfi;but why is it so low now? not logical -320816;1344970067;Diablo-D3;well -320815;1344970071;Diablo-D3;if you're buying DMC for the mhash -320814;1344970073;Diablo-D3;you're an idiot -320813;1344970086;Diablo-D3;you can buy straight out mhash cheaper from someone else -320812;1344970107;kakobrekla;not at 0.03 -320811;1344970112;Diablo-D3;what you're buying is part of the DMC plan. -320810;1344970146;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00110586 = 2.8752 BTC [+] -320809;1344970155;Diablo-D3;mining is self destructing and soon DMC will own most of the mining power out there in Bitcoin land. -320808;1344970193;Diablo-D3;this will end up locking down the glbse market and stabilize it -320807;1344970202;Diablo-D3;so I can finally get back to doing what I wanted to do to begin with -320806;1344970323;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: btw, as a side note -320805;1344970332;Diablo-D3;the market cannot function unless there are people who are not fully efficient -320804;1344970358;Diablo-D3;everytime someone sells a share of DMC for less than 1 BTC, it makes the market function. -320803;1344970380;Diablo-D3;It also increases the value of the investment everyone else has made into DMC -320802;1344970398;Diablo-D3;So let them make that mistake -320801;1344970408;Diablo-D3;Its their choice, and I have warned them against doing it, it is not in their interest -320800;1344970557;Diablo-D3;betting against DMC is not particularly profitable. -320799;1344970603;kakobrekla;!pl dmc 0.63 -320798;1344970604;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320797;1344970609;assbot;DMC [1@0.63BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.039 BTC. Capital gain: -0.591 BTC. Total: -0.56464186 BTC. (-89.6%) -320796;1344970618;kakobrekla;telling people not to sell so they wont feel the need to sell wont work -320795;1344970634;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: oh no, dont get me wrong -320794;1344970645;Diablo-D3;Im telling them not to sell because they'll lose out on all future profits -320793;1344970649;Diablo-D3;short term they might win -320792;1344970654;Diablo-D3;short term they could make 10x more -320791;1344970661;Diablo-D3;long term? bwhahaha nope.jpg. -320790;1344970700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22900 @ 0.0003803 = 8.7089 BTC [+] -320789;1344970740;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: so, whatever. -320788;1344970762;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: also, do realize, the majority investor is now usagi -320787;1344970775;Diablo-D3;so if you hate the direction DMC is going, feel free to bitch at him too -320786;1344970803;kakobrekla;whats your swap rate with other bonds now -320785;1344970807;Diablo-D3;it'd take both of us combined to turn DMC away from the giant pile of gold its headed towards -320784;1344970820;Diablo-D3;the whole snatching defeat out of the jaws of victory kind of thing -320783;1344970859;Diablo-D3;we're going to crash into a planet made of solid gold and you cant stop us -320782;1344970873;Diablo-D3;haters gonna hate. -320781;1344971037;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 250 @ 0.00110586 = 0.2765 BTC [+] -320780;1344971038;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 850 @ 0.00110882 = 0.9425 BTC [+] -320779;1344971105;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -320778;1344971106;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.1001 = 2.3023 BTC [-] -320777;1344971108;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -320776;1344971115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00384 = 1.728 BTC [-] -320775;1344971117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 500 @ 0.00384 = 1.92 BTC [-] -320774;1344971250;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 5 @ 0.0815 = 0.4075 BTC [-] -320773;1344971252;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.46 = 4.6 BTC [-] -320772;1344971253;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.46 = 4.6 BTC [-] -320771;1344971254;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.46 = 2.76 BTC [-] -320770;1344971254;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.45 = 1.35 BTC [-] -320769;1344971334;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -320768;1344971477;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 30 @ 0.039 = 1.17 BTC [-] -320767;1344971508;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.039 = 0.78 BTC [-] -320766;1344971536;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 1.062 = 31.86 BTC [+] -320765;1344971552;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 130 @ 0.1 = 13 BTC [+] -320764;1344971746;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 200 @ 0.00110882 = 0.2218 BTC [+] -320763;1344971853;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.07989999 = 2.1598 BTC [+] -320762;1344971883;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 30 @ 1.6 = 48 BTC [-] -320761;1344972060;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 10 @ 0.109 = 1.09 BTC [-] -320760;1344972128;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [+] -320759;1344972139;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 13 @ 0.045 = 0.585 BTC [-] -320758;1344972262;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 39 @ 0.039 = 1.521 BTC [-] -320757;1344972299;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1151 = 0.3453 BTC [-] -320756;1344972465;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 40 @ 0.04 = 1.6 BTC [+] -320755;1344972596;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.78979 = 3.1592 BTC [+] -320754;1344973109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28300 @ 0.00037815 = 10.7016 BTC [-] -320753;1344973310;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.124 = 1.24 BTC [+] -320752;1344973311;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.12499 = 1.2499 BTC [+] -320751;1344973573;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [-] -320750;1344973762;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1650 @ 0.1 = 165 BTC [+] -320749;1344973772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9871 @ 0.00037815 = 3.7327 BTC [-] -320748;1344973774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9276 @ 0.0003803 = 3.5277 BTC [+] -320747;1344973798;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -320746;1344974033;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1000 @ 0.00028 = 0.28 BTC [+] -320745;1344974365;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.04 = 0.12 BTC [+] -320744;1344974750;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 34 @ 0.1 = 3.4 BTC [+] -320743;1344975271;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.1279 = 2.2558 BTC [-] -320742;1344975273;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 1.128 = 15.792 BTC [+] -320741;1344975274;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 66 @ 1.13849999 = 75.141 BTC [+] -320740;1344975275;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 18 @ 1.1385 = 20.493 BTC [+] -320739;1344975497;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [+] -320738;1344975553;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.10274699 BTC [-] -320737;1344975622;Chaaaang-Noi;;;tslb -320736;1344975624;gribble;Time since last block: 42 minutes and 39 seconds -320735;1344975630;Chaaaang-Noi;jesus fuck... -320734;1344975687;kakobrekla;heh -320733;1344975693;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 42 @ 0.1 = 4.2 BTC [+] -320732;1344975852;Chaaaang-Noi;;;tslb -320731;1344975853;gribble;Time since last block: 46 minutes and 29 seconds -320730;1344975895;kakobrekla;just ask ;;ttnb -320729;1344975917;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0619 = 4.2476 BTC [-] -320728;1344975919;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.7101 BTC [-] -320727;1344976028;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -320726;1344976078;smickles;Chaaaang-Noi: did that tangible cryptography site work out for you? -320725;1344976092;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [+] -320724;1344976128;Chaaaang-Noi;they said it will go out today and i will get it tomorrow -320723;1344976130;Chaaaang-Noi;so far so good -320722;1344976137;Chaaaang-Noi;but its death and taxes so i kinda trust it -320721;1344976154;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [+] -320720;1344976156;smickles;is that who tangible cryptography is? -320719;1344976182;smickles;i suspected, but knever knew -320718;1344976185;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 7 @ 0.0389 = 0.2723 BTC [-] -320717;1344976208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12424 @ 0.0003803 = 4.7248 BTC [+] -320716;1344976368;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 5 @ 1.55 = 7.75 BTC [-] -320715;1344976439;Chaaaang-Noi;;;tslb -320714;1344976440;gribble;Time since last block: 7 minutes and 39 seconds -320713;1344976444;Chaaaang-Noi;i dont know, i just assumed -320712;1344976452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51000 @ 0.00038825 = 19.8008 BTC [+] -320711;1344976583;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2976 @ 0.00110882 = 3.2998 BTC [+] -320710;1344976585;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12924 @ 0.00111045 = 14.3515 BTC [+] -320709;1344976738;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1000 @ 0.00011 = 0.11 BTC [-] -320708;1344976766;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -320707;1344976767;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [-] -320706;1344976769;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.87 = 1.74 BTC [-] -320705;1344976770;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [-] -320704;1344976770;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.55 BTC [-] -320703;1344976912;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 9 @ 0.0001 = 0.0009 BTC [-] -320702;1344976913;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 12 @ 0.0001 = 0.0012 BTC [-] -320701;1344976923;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC [+] -320700;1344977085;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1002 BTC [+] -320699;1344977249;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.7101 = 2.8404 BTC [-] -320698;1344977325;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 3 @ 1.167 = 3.501 BTC [+] -320697;1344977556;Chaaaang-Noi;;;tslb -320696;1344977557;gribble;Time since last block: 26 minutes and 15 seconds -320695;1344977566;Chaaaang-Noi;wtf is up with blocks today!!! -320694;1344977670;BTC-Mining;According to bitcoincharts, nothing (Blocks/hour 6.40) -320693;1344977679;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 77 @ 0.075 = 5.775 BTC [-] -320692;1344977834;Chaaaang-Noi;well last 1.5 hours then :) -320691;1344977844;Chaaaang-Noi;;;tslb -320690;1344977848;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 52 seconds -320689;1344977869;Chaaaang-Noi;i see part of this is someonedid not pay a fee so its not being added, oh fail... -320688;1344978296;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 270 @ 0.1 = 27 BTC [+] -320687;1344978403;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.0388 = 3.88 BTC [-] -320686;1344978429;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.1 = 1.8 BTC [+] -320685;1344978496;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1415 @ 0.00111045 = 1.5713 BTC [+] -320684;1344978497;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3985 @ 0.00111464 = 4.4418 BTC [+] -320683;1344979317;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 157 @ 0.1 = 15.7 BTC [+] -320682;1344979602;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13 @ 0.00111464 = 0.0145 BTC [+] -320681;1344979604;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12990 @ 0.00111779 = 14.5201 BTC [+] -320680;1344979604;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1997 @ 0.00111784 = 2.2323 BTC [+] -320679;1344979606;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 9 @ 1.55 = 13.95 BTC [-] -320678;1344979664;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.172 = 0.516 BTC [-] -320677;1344979665;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.171 = 0.342 BTC [-] -320676;1344980145;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.949 = 2.847 BTC [+] -320675;1344980147;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -320674;1344980157;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [+] -320673;1344980337;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 420 @ 0.1 = 42 BTC [+] -320672;1344980412;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0221 = 2.0442 BTC [-] -320671;1344980414;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 14 @ 1.022 = 14.308 BTC [-] -320670;1344980415;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.02121 = 4.0848 BTC [-] -320669;1344980543;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -320668;1344980567;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 6 @ 0.7499 = 4.4994 BTC [+] -320667;1344980569;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 11 @ 0.75 = 8.25 BTC [+] -320666;1344980584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 750 @ 0.00383417 = 2.8756 BTC [-] -320665;1344980586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 200 @ 0.003828 = 0.7656 BTC [-] -320664;1344980610;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.0388 = 1.94 BTC [-] -320663;1344980614;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.96 = 4.8 BTC [-] -320662;1344980627;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -320661;1344980633;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1250 @ 0.1 = 125 BTC [+] -320660;1344980646;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.0619 = 2.1238 BTC [-] -320659;1344980653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00038825 = 2.5625 BTC [+] -320658;1344980655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15381 @ 0.0003883 = 5.9724 BTC [+] -320657;1344980656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11919 @ 0.00039017 = 4.6504 BTC [+] -320656;1344980667;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.0388 = 1.94 BTC [-] -320655;1344980719;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.1679 = 0.5037 BTC [-] -320654;1344980773;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 31 @ 1 = 31 BTC [+] -320653;1344980789;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.12179999 = 0.2436 BTC [+] -320652;1344980852;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1.0619 BTC [-] -320651;1344980855;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 4 @ 1.1 = 4.4 BTC [+] -320650;1344980874;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 28 @ 0.0388 = 1.0864 BTC [-] -320649;1344980968;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 10 @ 0.104 = 1.04 BTC [-] -320648;1344980970;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 1.133 = 2.266 BTC [+] -320647;1344980972;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 7 @ 1.133 = 7.931 BTC [+] -320646;1344980976;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 66 @ 1.167 = 77.022 BTC [+] -320645;1344980999;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.0619 = 2.1238 BTC [-] -320644;1344981036;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.4999 = 2.9994 BTC [-] -320643;1344981037;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.5 = 1.5 BTC [+] -320642;1344981053;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 1.133 = 2.266 BTC [+] -320641;1344981136;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 8 @ 1.249 = 9.992 BTC [+] -320640;1344981187;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 404 @ 0.0388 = 15.6752 BTC [-] -320639;1344981189;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 13 @ 0.0389 = 0.5057 BTC [+] -320638;1344981190;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 6 @ 0.039 = 0.234 BTC [+] -320637;1344981191;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.0399 = 3.99 BTC [+] -320636;1344981192;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 177 @ 0.04 = 7.08 BTC [+] -320635;1344981234;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.1111 BTC [-] -320634;1344981236;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1.25 BTC [+] -320633;1344981276;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 2 BTC [+] -320632;1344981326;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 28 @ 0.04 = 1.12 BTC [+] -320631;1344981336;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 1.0619 = 3.1857 BTC [-] -320630;1344981340;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1.0301 = 4.1204 BTC [-] -320629;1344981341;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 1.03 = 9.27 BTC [-] -320628;1344981343;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 26 @ 1.02 = 26.52 BTC [-] -320627;1344981344;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1.02 = 2.04 BTC [-] -320626;1344981345;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -320625;1344981345;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [-] -320624;1344981347;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 51 @ 1 = 51 BTC [-] -320623;1344981458;smickles;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67535.msg1099694#msg1099694 -320622;1344981471;smickles;it's the MPOE ETF financial report -320621;1344981482;smickles;i know you like to see 'em :) -320620;1344981550;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9905 BTC [-] -320619;1344981551;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.9901 = 9.901 BTC [-] -320618;1344981553;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.99 = 19.8 BTC [-] -320617;1344981558;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.99 = 7.92 BTC [-] -320616;1344981580;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 16 @ 1.55 = 24.8 BTC [-] -320615;1344981679;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.04 = 4.16 BTC [+] -320614;1344981772;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 18 @ 1.55 = 27.9 BTC [-] -320613;1344981808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 600 @ 0.00384 = 2.304 BTC [+] -320612;1344981827;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.154398 = 0.3088 BTC [-] -320611;1344981829;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4999 = 2.9998 BTC [-] -320610;1344981839;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.55 BTC [-] -320609;1344981843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.0003883 = 1.1261 BTC [-] -320608;1344981845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8281 @ 0.00039017 = 3.231 BTC [+] -320607;1344981846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16016 @ 0.00039254 = 6.2869 BTC [+] -320606;1344981847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32203 @ 0.00039267 = 12.6452 BTC [+] -320605;1344981907;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -320604;1344981954;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC [+] -320603;1344982033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23576 @ 0.00038815 = 9.151 BTC [-] -320602;1344982035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11559 @ 0.00038456 = 4.4451 BTC [-] -320601;1344982057;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 150 @ 0.1 = 15 BTC [+] -320600;1344982201;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 12 @ 1 = 12 BTC [+] -320599;1344982264;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 300 @ 0.021 = 6.3 BTC [-] -320598;1344982308;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 60 @ 0.1 = 6 BTC [+] -320597;1344982401;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 3 @ 0.92 = 2.76 BTC [-] -320596;1344982429;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 1 @ 0.199 BTC [-] -320595;1344982476;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 8 @ 0.0897 = 0.7176 BTC [+] -320594;1344982477;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 20 @ 0.0898 = 1.796 BTC [+] -320593;1344982478;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 22 @ 0.1 = 2.2 BTC [+] -320592;1344982586;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 25 @ 0.0222 = 0.555 BTC [+] -320591;1344982587;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 175 @ 0.021 = 3.675 BTC [-] -320590;1344982639;farfi;how low can it go -320589;1344982690;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.12179999 = 1.0962 BTC [+] -320588;1344982696;kakobrekla;uhuh -320587;1344982722;kakobrekla;!ticker dmc -320586;1344982725;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.021] [Ask: 0.0398] [Spread: 0.0188] [Last: 0.021] [24hVol: 237] [7dAvg: 0.06622255] -320585;1344982734;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.154398 BTC [-] -320584;1344982767;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 10 @ 0.09801 = 0.9801 BTC [-] -320583;1344982789;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1000 @ 0.1 = 100 BTC [+] -320582;1344982806;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1000 @ 0.1 = 100 BTC [+] -320581;1344982868;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -320580;1344982974;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.12179999 BTC [+] -320579;1344983014;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -320578;1344983056;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -320577;1344983154;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -320576;1344983234;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [+] -320575;1344983244;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 20 @ 0.124 = 2.48 BTC [-] -320574;1344983245;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 5 @ 0.124999 = 0.625 BTC [+] -320573;1344983283;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -320572;1344983302;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.99 = 9.9 BTC [-] -320571;1344983307;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.07 = 3.21 BTC [-] -320570;1344983309;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.066 BTC [-] -320569;1344983310;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0651 = 3.1953 BTC [-] -320568;1344983311;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 1.065 = 5.325 BTC [-] -320567;1344983318;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.46 = 4.38 BTC [-] -320566;1344983320;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.45 = 4.35 BTC [-] -320565;1344983321;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 66 @ 0.99 = 65.34 BTC [-] -320564;1344983406;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 1.01 = 4.04 BTC [-] -320563;1344983413;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.92 = 3.68 BTC [-] -320562;1344983442;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [-] -320561;1344983444;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -320560;1344983457;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.4999 BTC [-] -320559;1344983458;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 7 @ 1.5 = 10.5 BTC [+] -320558;1344983486;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 150 @ 0.02101 = 3.1515 BTC [+] -320557;1344983488;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 25 @ 0.021 = 0.525 BTC [-] -320556;1344983489;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.02 = 0.2 BTC [-] -320555;1344983520;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1 = 3.6 BTC [+] -320554;1344983529;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.1 = 3.5 BTC [+] -320553;1344983665;Chaaaang-Noi;lol at dmc .02 -320552;1344983674;Chaaaang-Noi;how many people bought at 1 btc? -320551;1344983674;smickles;!pl dmc -320550;1344983675;assbot;!pl [@] [] -320549;1344983688;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 3 @ 0.101 = 0.303 BTC [-] -320548;1344983702;kakobrekla;for 1 -320547;1344983703;smickles;!pl dmc 1 -320546;1344983704;kakobrekla;!pl dmc 1 -320545;1344983704;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320544;1344983709;kakobrekla;hehe -320543;1344983715;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.02 BTC. Capital gain: -0.98 BTC. Total: -0.95364186 BTC. (-95.4%) -320542;1344983715;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1 = 2.5 BTC [+] -320541;1344983716;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320540;1344983719;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.02 BTC. Capital gain: -0.98 BTC. Total: -0.95364186 BTC. (-95.4%) -320539;1344983719;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.12179999 = 0.7308 BTC [+] -320538;1344983736;smickles;does that account for dividends? -320537;1344983741;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -320536;1344983744;kakobrekla;paid are the dividends -320535;1344983752;smickles;i should've figured -320534;1344983754;kakobrekla;capital gain is w/o dividends -320533;1344983758;kakobrekla;total is with -320532;1344983771;kakobrekla;percentage is total -320531;1344983794;Chaaaang-Noi;i had one share, the first one bought, then i sold it at .666 for the lulz i bet i did better than most lol -320530;1344983802;smickles;!pl MPOE.ETF 100@.1 2012-03-08 -320529;1344983803;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320528;1344983806;assbot;MPOE.ETF [100@0.1BTC] (since: 2012-03-08) paid: 0.852236 BTC. Last price: 1.5 BTC. Capital gain: 14 BTC. Total: 140.852236 BTC. (1408.5%) -320527;1344983809;kakobrekla;i made a swap profit :p -320526;1344983901;kakobrekla;hmm -320525;1344983920;smickles;!pl ss 10@1 2012-04-01 -320524;1344983921;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320523;1344983928;assbot;SS [10@1BTC] (since: 2012-04-01) paid: 4.4535409 BTC. Last price: 1.9 BTC. Capital gain: 9 BTC. Total: 13.4535409 BTC. (134.5%) -320522;1344983969;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 16 @ 0.02 = 0.32 BTC [-] -320521;1344984026;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -320520;1344984047;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 30 @ 0.051 = 1.53 BTC [+] -320519;1344984053;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [+] -320518;1344984073;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC [+] -320517;1344984074;kakobrekla;21:36.39 ( @assbot ) MPOE.ETF [100@0.1BTC] (since: 2012-03-08) paid: 0.852236 BTC. Last price: 1.5 BTC. Capital gain: 14 BTC. Total: 140.852236 BTC. (1408.5%) -320516;1344984078;kakobrekla;this is wrong isnt it -320515;1344984129;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.101 = 0.202 BTC [+] -320514;1344984142;kakobrekla;!pl MPOE.ETF .1 2012-03-08 -320513;1344984142;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320512;1344984144;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] (since: 2012-03-08) paid: 0.00852236 BTC. Last price: 1.5 BTC. Capital gain: 1.4 BTC. Total: 1.40852236 BTC. (1408.5%) -320511;1344984191;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.02121 BTC [-] -320510;1344984193;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.02021 = 4.0808 BTC [-] -320509;1344984194;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.02000001 BTC [-] -320508;1344984195;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 1.0102 = 8.0816 BTC [-] -320507;1344984229;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 1.005 = 2.01 BTC [-] -320506;1344984233;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -320505;1344984338;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10533 @ 0.00111784 = 11.7742 BTC [+] -320504;1344984376;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.9999999 = 10 BTC [+] -320503;1344984430;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 2 @ 0.095 = 0.19 BTC [-] -320502;1344984490;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -320501;1344984640;kakobrekla;!pl MPOE.ETF 0.1 2012-03-08 -320500;1344984641;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320499;1344984653;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] (since: 2012-03-08) paid: 0.00852236 BTC. Last price: 1.5 BTC. Capital gain: 1.4 BTC. Total: 1.40852236 BTC. (1408.5%) -320498;1344984654;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12100 @ 0.00110467 = 13.3665 BTC [-] -320497;1344984668;kakobrekla;!pl MPOE.ETF 100@0.1 2012-03-08 -320496;1344984669;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320495;1344984678;assbot;MPOE.ETF [100@0.1BTC] (since: 2012-03-08) paid: 0.852236 BTC. Last price: 1.5 BTC. Capital gain: 14 BTC. Total: 140.852236 BTC. (1408.5%) -320494;1344984685;kakobrekla;hrm -320493;1344984720;dub;did 198000 ASICMINER shares sell? -320492;1344984748;zefir;yep, almost all gone -320491;1344984763;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 150 @ 0.1 = 15 BTC [+] -320490;1344984770;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 7 @ 1.21 = 8.47 BTC [+] -320489;1344984787;kakobrekla;!pl MPOE.ETF 100@.1 2012-03-08 -320488;1344984788;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320487;1344984797;assbot;MPOE.ETF [100@0.1BTC] (since: 2012-03-08) paid: 0.852236 BTC. Last price: 1.5 BTC. Capital gain: 140 BTC. Total: 140.852236 BTC. (1408.5%) -320486;1344984808;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 1 @ 1.193 BTC [-] -320485;1344984809;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 5 @ 1.12 = 5.6 BTC [-] -320484;1344984814;kakobrekla;no -320483;1344984818;kakobrekla;eh -320482;1344984823;kakobrekla;now its less buggy -320481;1344984839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00038563 = 1.9282 BTC [+] -320480;1344984841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00039267 = 3.6911 BTC [+] -320479;1344985223;kakobrekla;!pl gigamining 1 -320478;1344985223;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320477;1344985246;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.38322596 BTC. Last price: 1.1385 BTC. Capital gain: 0.1385 BTC. Total: 0.52172596 BTC. (52.2%) -320476;1344985274;Chaaaang-Noi;dub i have been buying my share of asicminer :) -320475;1344985298;kakobrekla;!ticker asicminer -320474;1344985342;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.093] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.007] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 1] [7dAvg: 0.09999563] -320473;1344985436;Obsi;why is assbot so quiet? -320472;1344985465;Chaaaang-Noi;24hour vol 1? lol -320471;1344985473;Chaaaang-Noi;i bought 3000 shares in the last 24 hours -320470;1344985707;kakobrekla;good point -320469;1344985720;kakobrekla;!ticker asicminer -320468;1344985723;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.093] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.007] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 1,341.6] [7dAvg: 0.09999572] -320467;1344985751;kakobrekla;better. -320466;1344985787;Chaaaang-Noi;i still bought more than that -320465;1344985798;kakobrekla;its btc -320464;1344985806;kakobrekla;not shares -320463;1344985846;kakobrekla;so ~300btc is yours from 1300 -320462;1344985895;Chaaaang-Noi;ahhh -320461;1344985898;Chaaaang-Noi;okay :) -320460;1344985908;Chaaaang-Noi;i did not know volume was btc, i assumed shares -320459;1344985909;Chaaaang-Noi;thanks -320458;1344986061;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 889 @ 0.00111784 = 0.9938 BTC [+] -320457;1344986063;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2211 @ 0.00111789 = 2.4717 BTC [+] -320456;1344986196;zefir;ASICMINER sold out ;) and assbot didn't notice :-/ -320455;1344986370;usagi;Yep ASICMINER was selling mHash at around 0.001/mHash -320454;1344986411;usagi;thats why people flipping DMC for 0.04 will be crying soon -320453;1344986439;kakobrekla;https://twitter.com/glbse -320452;1344986446;kakobrekla;nothing here for past 27minutes -320451;1344986516;zefir;usagi: I'm selling mine for 0.01/MH :) no swapping, only cash -320450;1344986516;kakobrekla;maybe ask was retracted? -320449;1344986538;zefir;no, i bought all remaining -320448;1344986548;kakobrekla;ah strange -320447;1344986558;kakobrekla;blame it on twitter or glbse -320446;1344986563;kakobrekla;:p -320445;1344986588;zefir;if in doubt, it's glbse ;) -320444;1344986595;kakobrekla;heh -320443;1344986618;kakobrekla;and i just sent some btc to get some a few min -320442;1344986625;kakobrekla;before you bought all the rest -320441;1344986629;kakobrekla;:) -320440;1344986674;Chaaaang-Noi;yeah i sent in more btc to get more lol -320439;1344986678;Chaaaang-Noi;oh well -320438;1344986699;zefir;ah, you took my shares... let's see, ask is at 0.4 -320437;1344986757;Chaaaang-Noi;.4 seems fair -320436;1344986763;zefir;Goat, you didn't bulk-order? -320435;1344986775;Chaaaang-Noi;iv been traveling -320434;1344986780;Chaaaang-Noi;i just found out about this -320433;1344986786;kakobrekla;travel is bad. -320432;1344986790;Chaaaang-Noi;i should have i guess -320431;1344986795;zefir;should be still some 10k available, ask friedcat -320430;1344986907;Chaaaang-Noi;yeah i dont like to travel but it not so good just sitting in front of a computer all the time either lol -320429;1344987105;zefir;sure it is better to play poker in vegas than following irc channels all day long. but we small folks need to earn some coins first before we can gamble them away ;) -320428;1344987269;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2100 @ 0.00110467 = 2.3198 BTC [-] -320427;1344987271;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00109049 = 2.181 BTC [-] -320426;1344987432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00039267 = 4.7906 BTC [+] -320425;1344987661;Chaaaang-Noi;lol -320424;1344987814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10341 @ 0.00038456 = 3.9767 BTC [-] -320423;1344987896;usagi;I have been both asked and offered to pay for JRO's full contact information -320422;1344987912;Chaaaang-Noi;really? -320421;1344987918;usagi;i.e. people looking to sell and people looking to buy -320420;1344987932;Chaaaang-Noi;ill sell for the right price:) -320419;1344987941;usagi;I just said I'm not involved with the situation. CPA will do that kind of work but only on behalf of a client, when we have a judgement in hand -320418;1344987979;usagi;He better really be sick -320417;1344987983;usagi;That's all I'm saying -320416;1344988007;usagi;Once that was out, that he was claiming to be sick, all I can say is, it better be the truth.. from the rumblings I have heard lol -320415;1344988127;Chaaaang-Noi;:) -320414;1344988142;Chaaaang-Noi;i know a guy who started pulling up shit on him 3 months ago -320413;1344988147;Chaaaang-Noi;candad iceland usa lol -320412;1344988154;Chaaaang-Noi;tracking bis movements, -320411;1344988159;Chaaaang-Noi;we sorta saw this coming:) -320410;1344988166;usagi;Yeah that's one of the reasons I stay anonymous -320409;1344988183;Chaaaang-Noi;you mean semi :) -320408;1344988192;usagi;That and the fact I was planning on running an insurance company for quite some time. I'm the one that tracks people down, not the other way around -320407;1344988203;Chaaaang-Noi;for the right price ill post your current address to, haha -320406;1344988209;usagi;Don't want any backlash you know what I mean -320405;1344988218;usagi;Go ahead and post it now -320404;1344988223;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.54607755 BTC [-] -320403;1344988228;usagi;Consider it a game, if you win, you will win 1 btc -320402;1344988237;Chaaaang-Noi;and lose a potential sale? lol -320401;1344988273;Chaaaang-Noi;but really unless you realy really know what you are doing it only takes about 2 or 3 hours to find someone with an ien internet connection, even on tor -320400;1344988285;Chaaaang-Noi;that is why iv never been anon, -320399;1344988287;usagi;Oh even on tor? -320398;1344988307;Chaaaang-Noi;tor only hids what you send,not who you are -320397;1344988321;Chaaaang-Noi;hides* -320396;1344988330;Chaaaang-Noi;or where you are... -320395;1344988345;usagi;If you think you can sell my info for more than 1btc then PM it to me -320394;1344988360;teek;i bid 2 btc ;) -320393;1344988372;usagi;that's 3 in total you can make right now -320392;1344988399;teek;4 btc if you include a picture of usagi with a shoe on his or her head -320391;1344988400;teek;:P -320390;1344988401;Chaaaang-Noi;lol -320389;1344988413;Chaaaang-Noi;id have to paymore than that to get it -320388;1344988426;Chaaaang-Noi;its not cheep but it can be done -320387;1344988447;teek;for someone trying to be semi anon ya -320386;1344988458;usagi;There are only 3 places you could get my ID from -320385;1344988470;teek;but if i wanted to actually be anon, under an unused alias -320384;1344988478;teek;using current technology u couldnt find me for any price -320383;1344988479;Chaaaang-Noi;i did not say ID, i said address -320382;1344988483;teek;:P -320381;1344988491;usagi;You can't get my address -320380;1344988497;usagi;You could find out my city maybe -320379;1344988497;Chaaaang-Noi;okay -320378;1344988514;Chaaaang-Noi;i could get very very close. -320377;1344988517;usagi;Then you would need a photo, and that means you have to pay off nefario. -320376;1344988535;usagi;My name is not enough, my photo does not even appear in my highschool yearbooks. -320375;1344988539;usagi;There's a blank. -320374;1344988539;Chaaaang-Noi;i know you are a white guy in tiawan, i also know you are english -320373;1344988545;usagi;Hahahaha -320372;1344988546;Chaaaang-Noi;if i wanted to i could figure it out -320371;1344988552;usagi;A white guy in Taiwan -320370;1344988557;usagi;Good luck Goat :) -320369;1344988583;dub;a white guy called serena -320368;1344988603;MoneyIsDebt;I know a white guy in Taiwan. It's not Usagi, so it must be the other one. -320367;1344988618;Chaaaang-Noi;he might be a girl, im not sure to be honest -320366;1344988632;teek;i dont think he's sure -320365;1344988634;teek;:P -320364;1344988639;Chaaaang-Noi;:) -320363;1344988645;Chaaaang-Noi;btc price keeps crawling up -320362;1344988656;Chaaaang-Noi;!ticker -320361;1344988656;assbot;Provide ticker. -320360;1344988673;kakobrekla;;;ticker -320359;1344988673;gribble;Best bid: 12.16201, Best ask: 12.19762, Bid-ask spread: 0.03561, Last trade: 12.19878, 24 hour volume: 53902, 24 hour low: 11.70999, 24 hour high: 12.19879 -320358;1344988680;Chaaaang-Noi;right :) -320357;1344988703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50900 @ 0.00038106 = 19.396 BTC [-] -320356;1344988725;MoneyIsDebt;Any exchanges in Thailand? -320355;1344988765;Chaaaang-Noi;www.bahtcoin.com -320354;1344988786;MoneyIsDebt;Bahtman -320353;1344988810;smickles;< kakobrekla> this is wrong isnt it <<< i'm pretty sure it's not -320352;1344988822;kakobrekla;it was. -320351;1344988835;kakobrekla;capital was off by factor of 10 -320350;1344988852;MoneyIsDebt;Nice with the top up service -320349;1344988921;Chaaaang-Noi;yeah, sadly i now have a data plan and pay monthly -320348;1344988927;Chaaaang-Noi;i used to use it all the time was epic -320347;1344988944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00038106 = 0.8764 BTC [-] -320346;1344988945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48731 @ 0.00037668 = 18.356 BTC [-] -320345;1344988946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57900 @ 0.00037356 = 21.6291 BTC [-] -320344;1344988947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65213 @ 0.00036471 = 23.7838 BTC [-] -320343;1344988948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5856 @ 0.00036172 = 2.1182 BTC [-] -320342;1344988994;smickles;kakobrekla: what was wrong about it (i guess i was only looking at the % -320341;1344988996;smickles;) -320340;1344989004;smickles;oh -320339;1344989009;smickles;i should read more often -320338;1344989214;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 889 @ 0.00111789 = 0.9938 BTC [+] -320337;1344989216;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6701 @ 0.00111949 = 7.5017 BTC [+] -320336;1344989217;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10010 @ 0.00112057 = 11.2169 BTC [+] -320335;1344989246;mircea_popescu;how much you;'re out on zip/rebate usagi ? -320334;1344989258;kakobrekla;hes gone -320333;1344989301;mircea_popescu;o -320332;1344989453;Chaaaang-Noi;he is back -320331;1344989463;Chaaaang-Noi;or s/he is back :) -320330;1344989471;usagi;Oh bloody hell. Looks like I've been Shanghai'd -320329;1344989488;mircea_popescu;how much you;'re out on zip/rebate usagi ? -320328;1344989498;Chaaaang-Noi;thats what you get for being drunk in the north eastern part of the usa -320327;1344989506;usagi;$1700? -320326;1344989510;mircea_popescu;plenty huh. -320325;1344989536;Chaaaang-Noi;why did you trust him and mathew in the firstplace? -320324;1344989545;mircea_popescu;as in, guy secretly had borrowed 10's of k's. -320323;1344989566;Chaaaang-Noi;yeah once i found out kludge was working with him i sold off bdk hard hard hard, i had 80% of it at one point -320322;1344989588;mircea_popescu;umm what's their total float ? -320321;1344989595;mircea_popescu;something like a coupla k's ? -320320;1344989658;Chaaaang-Noi;he was doing like 5 differnt projects at once -320319;1344989668;mircea_popescu;i meant the bank thingee. -320318;1344989670;Chaaaang-Noi;i wonder how much matthew got out of this -320317;1344989678;Chaaaang-Noi;other than the trip to iceland -320316;1344989686;mircea_popescu;but seriously guyse, apart from patrickharnett's, what other serious banks are out there ? -320315;1344989699;usagi;Given how much customer money I have under management, my fund will eat the loss on behalf of my customers -320314;1344989703;usagi;They won't notice the loss. -320313;1344989718;usagi;.C will keep getting 8%+ a week until pirate crashes and that will be that -320312;1344989748;Chaaaang-Noi;pirate is saving a whole lot of peoples asses right now:) -320311;1344989758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35553 @ 0.00038108 = 13.5485 BTC [+] -320310;1344989896;mircea_popescu;so i take it no banks. -320309;1344989919;usagi;Sacre bleu! -320308;1344989931;usagi;Well Nyancat Financial is a bank, Mircea -320307;1344989946;mircea_popescu;who runs it ? where's description etc ? -320306;1344989949;Diablo-D3;usagi: I thought you went to bed? -320305;1344989951;usagi;I run it. -320304;1344989956;usagi;I can't sleep Diablo -320303;1344989961;Diablo-D3;too exciting? -320302;1344989969;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 is busy taking over mining world i gather :D -320301;1344989973;usagi;I had to fly to Shanghai really quick. -320300;1344989985;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yup -320299;1344989986;usagi;Mircea; Website will be up and running soon -320298;1344990082;Diablo-D3;usagi: btw, I think I'm going to revise the trade deal tommorow -320297;1344990085;Diablo-D3;or maybe today -320296;1344990172;mircea_popescu;mkay so i'm about to offer a proper CD, three tiered. -320295;1344990212;Diablo-D3;require 15 mhash per trade -320294;1344990237;mircea_popescu;if anyone knows of bond issuers that are neither pirate nor mining exposed, and owned by really well known supertrustworthy people i wanna hear. -320293;1344990238;usagi;A three tiered CD? -320292;1344990241;mircea_popescu;yes. -320291;1344990294;usagi;mircea: http://tensionhead26.deviantart.com/art/Black-Sabbath-devil-34718908 -320290;1344990356;Diablo-D3;usagi: see pm. -320289;1344990381;mircea_popescu;yes, i am devil. -320288;1344990392;teek;two of my bonds are not pirate or mining exposed -320287;1344990398;teek;there are others -320286;1344990408;usagi;TEEK.A is fully guaranteed -320285;1344990417;mircea_popescu;lettuce look into this teek. -320284;1344990472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00036438 = 1.5304 BTC [-] -320283;1344990521;mircea_popescu;teek : 10k issued 586 total volume since day 1 ? -320282;1344990530;Diablo-D3;usagi: see pm now. -320281;1344990602;teek;mircea_popescu: something like that.. seems the interest is too low, everyone wants pirate rates -320280;1344990603;teek;:P -320279;1344990621;mircea_popescu;i hear you. -320278;1344990626;usagi;It's the same with nyan, everyone buys .c, NO ONE buys .a or even .b -320277;1344990643;usagi;And if I close sales... the price shoots up, and no one buys a or b -320276;1344990648;usagi;thats stupid -320275;1344990665;mircea_popescu;the ideea here is that im tranching 500 btc of mpoe bonds (yielding ~5% per month) + 500 btc of harnett's (yielding 1% per week). -320274;1344990689;mircea_popescu;i can't paste that with stuff doing 0.3% per week, even tho i understand that 15% pa is significant. -320273;1344990756;teek;tranching? -320272;1344990771;Luceo;mircea_popescu: If you offer 15% outside bitcoin they'd call it a HYIP :P -320271;1344990771;mircea_popescu;you know how cd's work right ? -320270;1344990773;Luceo;or a ponzi -320269;1344990777;Luceo;in Bitcoin its too low :D -320268;1344990781;mircea_popescu;Luceo and for a good reason. -320267;1344990793;mircea_popescu;i fully understand this, and it's ap roblem, but it can't be resolved overnight. -320266;1344990803;mircea_popescu;there must be a popped ponzi first for people to learn. -320265;1344991011;Luceo;People still wont learn :/ -320264;1344991029;usagi;Lol -320263;1344991035;usagi;I can't access google docs in China -320262;1344991037;usagi;wtf -320261;1344991044;Luceo;Use a VPN :D -320260;1344991094;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 15 @ 1.02 = 15.3 BTC [+] -320259;1344991329;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.125 = 1.25 BTC [+] -320258;1344991369;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -320257;1344991388;teek;mircea_popescu: i just read the wiki on tranching but am a little fuzzy.. can you explain how it works here? -320256;1344991401;mircea_popescu;one sec i'll fish up a link -320255;1344991547;mircea_popescu;teek https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?;topic=76515.0 -320254;1344991573;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 9 @ 0.04999999 = 0.45 BTC [+] -320253;1344991615;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.12 = 2.24 BTC [-] -320252;1344991624;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.14040001 = 0.2808 BTC [-] -320251;1344991625;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 71 @ 0.1404 = 9.9684 BTC [-] -320250;1344991630;usagi;bidwall is up on nyan.a if anyone wants out -320249;1344991636;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.13 = 1.3 BTC [+] -320248;1344991675;usagi;ASICMINER going to .5 :p -320247;1344991741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00037287 = 5.2575 BTC [+] -320246;1344991758;kakobrekla;im afraid this is going to be a pump and dump -320245;1344991773;usagi;I will certainly sell at .5 -320244;1344991776;usagi;Maybe a little at .3 -320243;1344991789;usagi;1-3-5-8-13 -320242;1344991799;usagi;price points. -320241;1344991821;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 1.0001 = 5.0005 BTC [-] -320240;1344991839;usagi;The reason why is because each price point represents a new wave of investors after the old wave has covered their risk -320239;1344991847;DeaDTerra;evening people :) -320238;1344991867;mircea_popescu; 1-3-5-8-13 < what's this ? -320237;1344991871;usagi;The next wave will take it to .3 when it sinks into the market that ASICMINER is real -320236;1344991871;mircea_popescu;heya DeaDTerra -320235;1344991878;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 7 @ 1.0001 = 7.0007 BTC [-] -320234;1344991880;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 23 @ 1 = 23 BTC [-] -320233;1344991884;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 93 @ 0.1047 = 9.7371 BTC [+] -320232;1344991885;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1048 = 0.7336 BTC [+] -320231;1344991892;usagi;Then greedy people will rush in and the original investors will sell at .5 -320230;1344991914;usagi;Then it will go back to .3 then up to .8 again, but that might not happen for over a year -320229;1344991921;usagi;Just technical analysis price points -320228;1344991929;usagi;wave analysis etc -320227;1344991935;DeaDTerra;Selling ASICMINER shares :) Pm me if you are interested! -320226;1344991938;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 50 @ 1 = 50 BTC [-] -320225;1344991990;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.999 = 2.997 BTC [-] -320224;1344992046;teek;mircea_popescu: i think i get it, thanks for the info.. so out of curiosity why would mixing something at .3% and something at 1% not be desirable? -320223;1344992072;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 17 @ 0.987 = 16.779 BTC [-] -320222;1344992073;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.986 = 2.958 BTC [-] -320221;1344992074;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 76 @ 0.98501 = 74.8608 BTC [-] -320220;1344992075;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.985 BTC [-] -320219;1344992085;mircea_popescu;teek you either mix things of the same risk and varying rewards to arbitrage reward -320218;1344992094;mircea_popescu;or things of the same reward and varying risks to arbitrage risk -320217;1344992106;mircea_popescu;my ideea is that nobody currently has an inkling as to risk measurements in btc world -320216;1344992110;mircea_popescu;so that'd be what i want to offer. -320215;1344992209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46372 @ 0.00037287 = 17.2907 BTC [+] -320214;1344992368;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 22 @ 0.04999999 = 1.1 BTC [+] -320213;1344992383;DeaDTerra;how do I do the purple thing? :( -320212;1344992460;teek;mircea_popescu, still a little confused.. so in this case harnett would be the senior tranche thus offering the least reward, then mpoe, then you need some others in there or? -320211;1344992473;mircea_popescu;no -320210;1344992481;mircea_popescu;if you wait a few minutes i'll show you the actual contract. -320209;1344992490;mircea_popescu;putting the finishing touches on it nao. -320208;1344992501;teek;sure, now i just want to understand it :) -320207;1344992565;Chaaaang-Noi;$12.34 -320206;1344992570;teek;;;ticker -320205;1344992571;gribble;Best bid: 12.32479, Best ask: 12.3248, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.32479, 24 hour volume: 47868, 24 hour low: 11.7555, 24 hour high: 12.34 -320204;1344992578;teek;holy craapola -320203;1344992602;teek;cmon btc! daddy needs a new set of gpus! -320202;1344992607;teek;;) -320201;1344992640;Chaaaang-Noi;lol -320200;1344992652;Chaaaang-Noi;want me to send you a second box full of 21 gpus? :) -320199;1344992656;DeaDTerra;What has pirate changed his rates to? -320198;1344992662;DeaDTerra;and is there a official announcement yet? -320197;1344992691;teek;lol -320196;1344992711;teek;naw i think im good for now :P -320195;1344992758;teek;DeaDTerra, 5% top tier -320194;1344992787;DeaDTerra;hm that sucks :( -320193;1344992795;DeaDTerra;I just got started with all of this :P -320192;1344992834;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 790 @ 0.00112057 = 0.8853 BTC [+] -320191;1344992835;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9410 @ 0.00112095 = 10.5481 BTC [+] -320190;1344992882;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.04999999 = 0.1 BTC [+] -320189;1344992901;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 23 @ 0.04999999 = 1.15 BTC [+] -320188;1344992903;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 27 @ 0.05 = 1.35 BTC [+] -320187;1344992978;Chaaaang-Noi;5% a week is still freaking awesome -320186;1344993014;DeaDTerra;It is but not as good at 7% xD -320185;1344993016;teek;yeah yeah mr top tier -320184;1344993017;teek;:P -320183;1344993018;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.05 = 0.2 BTC [+] -320182;1344993018;DeaDTerra;Greedy maybe -320181;1344993054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 106 @ 0.00038108 = 0.0404 BTC [+] -320180;1344993056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23390 @ 0.00038129 = 8.9184 BTC [+] -320179;1344993131;Chaaaang-Noi;its not hard to get 4.8 or 4.9% with a bit of trust :) -320178;1344993146;mircea_popescu;actually, my lower tier will do 9%. -320177;1344993152;mircea_popescu;just give me a second here to finish this :D -320176;1344993154;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -320175;1344993173;usagi;I hope your not copying Nyancat Financial :P) -320174;1344993186;usagi;It's weird. Every time I list a new security, 2 or 3 pop up just like it -320173;1344993196;mircea_popescu;haha i think i have dibs on cdo's usagi -320172;1344993197;DeaDTerra;hahahah xD -320171;1344993203;mircea_popescu;see the link i sent to teek above, it's from april lol -320170;1344993209;usagi;Mmm -320169;1344993223;DeaDTerra;I get 5% :) and I got 7% before, though I was not heavily invested into Pirate, but I am convinced now. -320168;1344993240;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.539 BTC [-] -320167;1344993336;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 1 = 14 BTC [+] -320166;1344993350;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 19 @ 0.05 = 0.95 BTC [+] -320165;1344993658;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.048 = 2.096 BTC [+] -320164;1344993736;MoneyIsDebt;JAH div payout missing... Hmm... -320163;1344993782;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.98 = 1.96 BTC [-] -320162;1344993794;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.98 = 2.94 BTC [-] -320161;1344993826;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.575 BTC [-] -320160;1344993851;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 43 @ 1.51 = 64.93 BTC [+] -320159;1344993913;DeaDTerra;Did pirate pay this weekends interest fully (7%) -320158;1344994015;kakobrekla;yes -320157;1344994058;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 1 = 9 BTC [+] -320156;1344994153;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.048 BTC [+] -320155;1344994155;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 6 @ 1.049 = 6.294 BTC [+] -320154;1344994156;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 1.0499 = 10.499 BTC [+] -320153;1344994157;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 1.05 = 8.4 BTC [+] -320152;1344994158;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 1.0699 = 4.2796 BTC [+] -320151;1344994159;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 16 @ 1.07 = 17.12 BTC [+] -320150;1344994161;DeaDTerra;okay good :) -320149;1344994213;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.986 BTC [-] -320148;1344994215;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.985 = 11.82 BTC [-] -320147;1344994216;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.98135 = 7.8508 BTC [-] -320146;1344994218;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9803 BTC [-] -320145;1344994219;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9803 BTC [-] -320144;1344994220;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.9802 = 15.6832 BTC [-] -320143;1344994221;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.9801 = 14.7015 BTC [-] -320142;1344994222;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 49 @ 0.98 = 48.02 BTC [-] -320141;1344994223;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -320140;1344994224;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 29 @ 0.9702 = 28.1358 BTC [-] -320139;1344994225;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9701 = 3.8804 BTC [-] -320138;1344994226;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 89 @ 0.97 = 86.33 BTC [-] -320137;1344994227;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 73 @ 0.97 = 70.81 BTC [-] -320136;1344994286;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 58 @ 0.99 = 57.42 BTC [+] -320135;1344994299;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 83 @ 1.452 = 120.516 BTC [-] -320134;1344994448;DeaDTerra;shit I think GLBSE crashed xD -320133;1344994459;DeaDTerra;I was going to get some cheak Pirate bonds :( -320132;1344994464;DeaDTerra;nvm up again -320131;1344994510;MoneyIsDebt;What makes you say you're now convinced? -320130;1344994554;teek;duffel bags full of cash of course -320129;1344994578;teek;:P -320128;1344994596;DeaDTerra;Several different aspects, Pirate showing that he's the manipulator, showing screenshots of him manipulating the market as well as doing it live. -320127;1344994605;usagi;lol -320126;1344994608;DeaDTerra;Showing up in person, which matches a previous picture of him. -320125;1344994614;DeaDTerra;talking to the people that meet him. -320124;1344994620;DeaDTerra;the actions of the people that meet him -320123;1344994629;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.082 = 2.164 BTC [+] -320122;1344994695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12799 @ 0.00038076 = 4.8733 BTC [-] -320121;1344994697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15140 @ 0.00037115 = 5.6192 BTC [-] -320120;1344994698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28061 @ 0.00036172 = 10.1502 BTC [-] -320119;1344994703;MoneyIsDebt;Is he lowering rates because the price is so high now, it's harder to move it? -320118;1344994717;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.98 = 1.96 BTC [-] -320117;1344994817;DeaDTerra;The Bitcoin market become larger in volume hence harder to controll, he needs more capital to make the same amount hence the profit per BTC is less, hence he needs to reduce the interest rate. -320116;1344994839;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2790 @ 0.00112095 = 3.1275 BTC [+] -320115;1344994841;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9993 @ 0.00112262 = 11.2183 BTC [+] -320114;1344994882;MoneyIsDebt;I guess that makes sense... If that's how he makes the money -320113;1344994926;DeaDTerra;Of course you never know, and I am not saying it's not a risk. It's high risk high reward game. -320112;1344994945;DeaDTerra;The matter is by no way proven, but it's leaning enough for me to invest a good % of my capital into pirate -320111;1344995023;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1046 = 0.8368 BTC [-] -320110;1344995177;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4011 = 0.8022 BTC [-] -320109;1344995179;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.401 = 2.807 BTC [-] -320108;1344995180;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.400001 BTC [-] -320107;1344995180;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4000001 = 2.4 BTC [-] -320106;1344995182;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 200 @ 0.4 = 80 BTC [-] -320105;1344995183;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.39051 = 3.1241 BTC [-] -320104;1344995184;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3905 = 0.781 BTC [-] -320103;1344995185;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 50 @ 0.3905 = 19.525 BTC [-] -320102;1344995186;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 108 @ 0.3902 = 42.1416 BTC [-] -320101;1344995190;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 47 @ 0.1 = 4.7 BTC [-] -320100;1344995290;kakobrekla;!pl bitbond 0.6 -320099;1344995290;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -320098;1344995302;assbot;BITBOND [1@0.6BTC] paid: 0.16332995 BTC. Last price: 0.3902 BTC. Capital gain: -0.2098 BTC. Total: -0.04647005 BTC. (-7.7%) -320097;1344995346;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.39 = 3.12 BTC [-] -320096;1344995347;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.3851 = 3.0808 BTC [-] -320095;1344995349;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.22 BTC [+] -320094;1344995518;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.22 = 1.98 BTC [+] -320093;1344995605;DeaDTerra;Looking to buy Pirate bonds/assets for anyone that want out, and I am looking to sell ASICMINER shares :) -320092;1344995630;Ignatius-otc;Paying par on bonds or? How much are you selling asic shares for? -320091;1344995650;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 3 @ 0.575 = 1.725 BTC [-] -320090;1344995695;DeaDTerra;Paying par on bonds or? waht do you mean? -320089;1344995704;DeaDTerra;ASIC it depends on volume but pm me for a price ;) -320088;1344995756;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.159899 = 0.3198 BTC [+] -320087;1344995765;Ignatius-otc;The bonds are generally 1 btc each. Are you offering 1btc for such bonds or less? -320086;1344995789;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.44100011 = 2.882 BTC [-] -320085;1344995790;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.42000011 = 4.26 BTC [-] -320084;1344995791;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 31 @ 1.42 = 44.02 BTC [-] -320083;1344995792;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1.42 = 5.68 BTC [-] -320082;1344995807;usagi;*** YARR: Dividend changed to 0.005/day until we get an announcement from pirate -320081;1344995824;DeaDTerra;1 BTC each -320080;1344995831;DeaDTerra;or maybe a bit less -320079;1344995842;DeaDTerra;depending if the Interest rates are already paid out and what the market looks like -320078;1344995944;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -320077;1344995954;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104599 BTC [-] -320076;1344995968;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.12 = 3.96 BTC [-] -320075;1344995970;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.112 = 1.12 BTC [-] -320074;1344995987;mircea_popescu;alrighty so. ANNOUNCEMENT : introducing MPCD.A, .B and .C -320073;1344995989;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php -320072;1344995994;mircea_popescu;go read the contract and have fun trading! -320071;1344995998;mircea_popescu;taking any questions. -320070;1344996099;DeaDTerra;Wow creative... I think I have heard about that before... something about a cat -320069;1344996100;usagi;Lol -320068;1344996107;mircea_popescu;a cat ? -320067;1344996107;usagi;Lol DT I know, like I said -320066;1344996134;DeaDTerra;Maybe a NyanCat? or maybe it wasn't a cat at all just Nyan. yea just Nyan -320065;1344996147;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?;topic=76515.0 << APRIL omg. -320064;1344996159;mircea_popescu;and btw, pinging teek. -320063;1344996212;usagi;No one is saying they invented the CDO -320062;1344996223;usagi;Just seems strange 2 days after I explained NYAN to you, this comes out :p -320061;1344996234;usagi;Kind of like TYGRR.BOND-PI and yarr but hey -320060;1344996242;usagi;It's a big market, I'm not the only fast food restaurant -320059;1344996245;kakobrekla;mpoe bonds are fixed at 4.9? -320058;1344996252;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 5000 @ 0.001 = 5 BTC -320057;1344996256;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1 @ 0.25910304 BTC [+] -320056;1344996260;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla currently fixed at 5% kakobrekla -320055;1344996282;mircea_popescu;dude srsly. this was announced ~4 months ago! -320054;1344996303;kakobrekla;lolwhat -320053;1344996311;usagi;No one is saying they invented a CDO -320052;1344996312;eennaam;start a niche market with regular speed food restaurant , or hell even slow food -320051;1344996313;mircea_popescu;as in can't go over 5% -320050;1344996326;usagi;I'm just ribbing you mircea. But I doubt you will pay 15% like you said -320049;1344996334;mircea_popescu;9% ? why not ? -320048;1344996340;usagi;9%, right -320047;1344996352;usagi;Because it's too imbalanced -320046;1344996366;usagi;You're paying 2x the value of the highest known paying security -320045;1344996372;usagi;What kind of guarantee are you offering? -320044;1344996374;mircea_popescu;well that is the very point of a cdo. -320043;1344996376;usagi;for the top trance? -320042;1344996401;usagi;It's too much pressure. You will have to limit sales. -320041;1344996410;mircea_popescu;the top pays 2. the bottom pays 9. -320040;1344996412;usagi;Then the price will shoot up and investors will not realize 9% -320039;1344996417;BTCHero;aww all the asicminer is gone -320038;1344996419;mircea_popescu;sales are limited. did you read the contract ? -320037;1344996425;usagi;No -320036;1344996427;usagi;lol -320035;1344996436;usagi;Well sales are limited, right -320034;1344996440;usagi;I should probably do that too -320033;1344996456;usagi;Henceforth NYAN.C is limited to 3,000 outstanding -320032;1344996460;usagi;GET IT WHILE YOU CAN -320031;1344996461;mircea_popescu;cdos are limited by their very nature. -320030;1344996464;mircea_popescu;lol! -320029;1344996466;kakobrekla;hm imho clean mpoe bonds is better deal than A or B -320028;1344996479;usagi;quick im logging in now to cancel the ask -320027;1344996491;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla well possibly, depends on your risk profile et all. -320026;1344996500;mircea_popescu;A has practically no risk i would guess. -320025;1344996524;kakobrekla;i dont see how A can have less risk than MPOE bond if its operated by you on the end -320024;1344996581;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 80000 @ 0.001 = 80 BTC -320023;1344996598;mircea_popescu;well mpoe bond can either not kick in (if people offer lower interest) -320022;1344996607;mircea_popescu;or lese it could get hosed if people buy options and get lucky. -320021;1344996622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00038129 = 6.1388 BTC [+] -320020;1344996668;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 1 = 12 BTC [+] -320019;1344996708;brendio;MPOE bonds loose if MPOE makes a loss. For A to lose, one and possibly more of MPOE bonds, Patrick and NYAN would need to makes losses. -320018;1344996714;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 56 @ 0.98 = 54.88 BTC [-] -320017;1344996728;BTCHero;patrick starfish -320016;1344996728;mircea_popescu;A is 400 out of a 1.1k pool. -320015;1344996729;BTCHero;? -320014;1344996739;mircea_popescu;either mpoe or patrick would have to completely wipeout -320013;1344996740;mircea_popescu;and then some -320012;1344996746;mircea_popescu;yes BTCHero -320011;1344996750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22110 @ 0.00038129 = 8.4303 BTC [+] -320010;1344996750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22390 @ 0.000383 = 8.5754 BTC [+] -320009;1344996763;mircea_popescu;tbh i don't think there exists more secure anything than .A atm. -320008;1344996779;teek;mircea_popescu, the %'s for a,b,c are these arbitrary #'s you decide or is there some math behind them? -320007;1344996800;usagi;nyan.a is guaranteed by bitcoins held in an offline paper wallet. -320006;1344996806;mircea_popescu;teek i just picked numbers. -320005;1344996823;mircea_popescu;pretty much want to see what market says. -320004;1344996868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 188 @ 0.003828 = 0.7197 BTC [-] -320003;1344996902;teek;i see -320002;1344996939;teek;usagi, this isn't really the same as nyan -320001;1344997002;usagi;there are three, chain-default tiers for which the interest paid is declared by fiat out of a pool, and not related to the underlying value of the funds? -320000;1344997040;usagi;Actually I think she mentioned there are 2 tiers -319999;1344997064;mircea_popescu;who's she ? and whether there's 2 or 18 is not really too important. -319998;1344997074;usagi;Well teek, didn't you actually invented the first CDO you know, teek.A and teek.B? -319997;1344997102;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -319996;1344997115;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 5 @ 0.009 = 0.045 BTC [-] -319995;1344997121;teek;i am honestly not sure, but teek.a and teek.b really have no relation other than name -319994;1344997139;teek;so if what mircea_popescu is doing is a cdo then no -319993;1344997150;mircea_popescu;i think it's pretty much by the book a cdo. -319992;1344997200;kakobrekla;someone should make a cdo from all pirate insured offers -319991;1344997222;mircea_popescu;that might be a great ideea actually. -319990;1344997241;mircea_popescu;tranche it 10/20/30/40 in 4 tiers -319989;1344997287;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -319988;1344997527;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.94 BTC [-] -319987;1344997529;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.99899 BTC [+] -319986;1344997616;mircea_popescu;the only difference, teek, might be that in general cdos are based on fixed rate investments, which arguably mpoe bonds aren't, or at least eskimobob so argues. -319985;1344997633;smickles;oooh, i see some nifty bonds -319984;1344997639;mircea_popescu;o hai. -319983;1344997657;patrickharnett;yes, there is a lurking starfish -319982;1344997690;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 40 @ 0.05 = 2 BTC [+] -319981;1344997700;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.9999 = 2.9997 BTC [+] -319980;1344997736;mircea_popescu;patrickharnett so i guess this has the side advantage to you that you know when you'll be asked to repay : 30th of october or thereabouts. -319979;1344997742;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -319978;1344997774;patrickharnett;I didn't notice the 30'th date - wouldn't be a problem anyway -319977;1344997787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32810 @ 0.000383 = 12.5662 BTC [+] -319976;1344997788;mircea_popescu;well since the bonds die and repay on the 1st of nov -319975;1344997789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18714 @ 0.00038423 = 7.1905 BTC [+] -319974;1344997790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 797 @ 0.00039267 = 0.313 BTC [+] -319973;1344997791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5615 @ 0.00039477 = 2.2166 BTC [+] -319972;1344997792;mircea_popescu;it'd be a few days prior. -319971;1344997809;patrickharnett;it's only 500+interest, it's not lots -319970;1344997811;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.1375 BTC [+] -319969;1344997822;mircea_popescu;not this time. -319968;1344997832;mircea_popescu;if these are successfull any i will make larger ones. -319967;1344997863;smickles;ciuciu: you're really hung up on that, arn't you? -319966;1344997876;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 120000 @ 0.001 = 120 BTC -319965;1344997895;smickles;oh, i didn't realize that -319964;1344997996;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0201 = 3.0603 BTC [-] -319963;1344998064;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [+] -319962;1344998077;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.539 BTC [-] -319961;1344998100;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 1.02 = 5.1 BTC [-] -319960;1344998102;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 1.011 = 10.11 BTC [-] -319959;1344998115;mircea_popescu; [GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.05 = 0.2 BTC [+] wait a second. didn;t that start at 1.0 !? -319958;1344998134;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt who's JAH ? -319957;1344998160;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 4 @ 0.0999 = 0.3996 BTC [-] -319956;1344998169;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 3 @ 0.10274699 = 0.3082 BTC [-] -319955;1344998243;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.135 = 5.675 BTC [-] -319954;1344998292;DeaDTerra;Go with Kluge :) -319953;1344998299;DeaDTerra;that's what I did, nice guy and very trustable -319952;1344998301;MoneyIsDebt;Mining bond. Pays daily, always at exact time. Skipped once only - today. But it was explained on the forum -319951;1344998325;mircea_popescu;a ok -319950;1344998349;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.13849 = 2.277 BTC [+] -319949;1344998355;mircea_popescu;didn't kludge get burned a yet undisclosed ammt over the owens/zip/rebate fiasco recently ? -319948;1344998476;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -319947;1344998831;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 16 @ 0.05 = 0.8 BTC [+] -319946;1344998851;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -319945;1344999049;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.125 BTC [-] -319944;1344999050;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.08909 = 2.1782 BTC [-] -319943;1344999062;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 3 @ 1.13 = 3.39 BTC [+] -319942;1344999064;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 9 @ 1.195 = 10.755 BTC [+] -319941;1344999065;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 12 @ 1.2 = 14.4 BTC [+] -319940;1344999093;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9901 = 3.9604 BTC [-] -319939;1344999095;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -319938;1344999096;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.99 = 3.96 BTC [-] -319937;1344999097;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.98 = 11.76 BTC [-] -319936;1344999145;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.861 = 2.583 BTC [-] -319935;1344999212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15500 @ 0.00037473 = 5.8083 BTC [-] -319934;1344999213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3278 @ 0.00036172 = 1.1857 BTC [-] -319933;1344999214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9469 @ 0.0003552 = 3.3634 BTC [-] -319932;1344999215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6453 @ 0.00034738 = 2.2416 BTC [-] -319931;1344999282;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 3 @ 0.00965 = 0.029 BTC [-] -319930;1344999284;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 47 @ 0.0095 = 0.4465 BTC [-] -319929;1344999434;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.19999 = 4.9998 BTC [+] -319928;1344999439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21524 @ 0.00039477 = 8.497 BTC [+] -319927;1344999440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18114 @ 0.00039502 = 7.1554 BTC [+] -319926;1344999582;DeaDTerra;I think a lot of us learnt from the whole JRO mess, At least I know that I learnt a lot. -319925;1344999600;DeaDTerra;I have actually added a couple of rules to my investment rules book ^^ to prevent it happening again -319924;1344999600;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.39 = 2.78 BTC [-] -319923;1344999610;mircea_popescu;are they public? -319922;1344999731;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 38 @ 0.98 = 37.24 BTC [-] -319921;1344999733;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9719 = 3.8876 BTC [-] -319920;1344999734;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.971 = 17.478 BTC [-] -319919;1345000212;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.159899 BTC [+] -319918;1345000264;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.092 BTC [+] -319917;1345000297;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 137 @ 0.00112262 = 0.1538 BTC [+] -319916;1345000298;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2063 @ 0.00112821 = 2.3275 BTC [+] -319915;1345000304;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.1028 BTC [+] -319914;1345000410;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.08999999 BTC [+] -319913;1345000569;DeaDTerra;Anyone want to buy ASICMINER shares? ^^ -319912;1345000581;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.99898 BTC [-] -319911;1345000835;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 3 @ 0.20079244 = 0.6024 BTC [-] -319910;1345000836;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 1 @ 0.16948855 BTC [-] -319909;1345000978;DeaDTerra;Good night guys! if anyone want anything pm/email me and I will answer asap -319908;1345001338;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 17500 @ 0.001 = 17.5 BTC -319907;1345002268;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [+] -319906;1345002292;Diablo-D3;damnit -319905;1345002295;Diablo-D3;deadterra left -319904;1345002518;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -319903;1345002539;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.08520001 = 4.3408 BTC [-] -319902;1345002541;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 70 @ 1.08510001 = 75.957 BTC [-] -319901;1345002542;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 1.0851 = 10.851 BTC [-] -319900;1345002543;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.08000001 = 2.16 BTC [-] -319899;1345002545;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 100 @ 1.07 = 107 BTC [-] -319898;1345002546;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.0625 = 5.3125 BTC [-] -319897;1345002547;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.050001 BTC [-] -319896;1345002547;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [-] -319895;1345002548;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.05 = 3.15 BTC [-] -319894;1345002549;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.01200011 = 3.036 BTC [-] -319893;1345002551;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 1.012 = 7.084 BTC [-] -319892;1345002552;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -319891;1345002751;mircea_popescu;mk so i have 8 confirms, i click check deposit in glbse and nothing happens -319890;1345002753;mircea_popescu;is this customary ? -319889;1345002832;Ignatius-otc;no,click it again -319888;1345002866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00038279 = 5.2442 BTC [-] -319887;1345002932;mircea_popescu;nothing ;/ -319886;1345003003;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10455 = 1.0455 BTC [-] -319885;1345003023;Obsi;that happens sometimes -319884;1345003038;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.94 BTC [-] -319883;1345003040;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.945 = 2.835 BTC [+] -319882;1345003041;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -319881;1345003052;mircea_popescu;how long does it ususally take to resolve Obsi ? -319880;1345003060;Obsi;if you click it incessantly until the deposit shows up it helps to make you feel productive -319879;1345003075;Obsi;not long usually 10 mins or so -319878;1345003084;mircea_popescu;its been maybe half hour -319877;1345003089;Ignatius-otc;I haven't had it take longer than 6 confirms eprsonally. -319876;1345003125;Obsi;I've had it not show after 7-8 confirms, then show up on the next one after I clicked the check for deposit button -319875;1345003147;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 100000 @ 0.001 = 100 BTC -319874;1345003153;mircea_popescu;well im at 11 confirms already -319873;1345003164;mircea_popescu;aha -319872;1345003166;mircea_popescu;ok that did it -319871;1345003168;Obsi;wow, never had it go that far -319870;1345003170;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.99989999 BTC [-] -319869;1345003194;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.539 BTC [-] -319868;1345003197;mircea_popescu;lets make usagi happy nao. -319867;1345003208;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 100 @ 1 = 100 BTC [-] -319866;1345003364;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.32 BTC [-] -319865;1345003540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7186 @ 0.00039502 = 2.8386 BTC [+] -319864;1345003541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6214 @ 0.0003965 = 2.4639 BTC [+] -319863;1345003587;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 27 @ 0.05 = 1.35 BTC [+] -319862;1345003608;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -319861;1345003617;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.99989999 BTC [-] -319860;1345003774;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -319859;1345003813;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 21 @ 0.07654 = 1.6073 BTC [+] -319858;1345004355;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.10459 = 2.0918 BTC [+] -319857;1345004365;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 21 @ 0.10274699 = 2.1577 BTC [-] -319856;1345004366;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 17 @ 0.102747 = 1.7467 BTC [+] -319855;1345004418;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.167 BTC [+] -319854;1345004463;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10459 = 0.3138 BTC [+] -319853;1345004531;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.16789 = 0.5037 BTC [+] -319852;1345004736;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 50 @ 0.99 = 49.5 BTC [-] -319851;1345028540;Diablo-D3;hmm interesting -319850;1345028546;Diablo-D3;btc-mining would be 1:9 DMC -319849;1345028548;mircea_popescu;smickles no, i just don't patronize places where idiots like gmaxwell are allowed to run wild. -319848;1345028608;Diablo-D3;thats at the new 15mh/share trade rate -319847;1345028688;usagi;370/15 = 9. -319846;1345028705;PsychoticBoy;you are slowly killing your company Diablo + a lot of other GLBSE assets too, since your stupid asicminer swap -319845;1345028717;Harvey00;U mad bro? -319844;1345028718;mircea_popescu;what's the story here ? -319843;1345028722;PsychoticBoy;dmc share worth NOTHING -319842;1345028724;Harvey00;U jelly? -319841;1345028739;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: if you say so -319840;1345028747;PsychoticBoy;ok 0.05 is not nothing but also not the 1 btc you started with -319839;1345028755;BTC-Mining;ah, Diablo keeps changing the rate at which he accepts shares -319838;1345028759;nefario;you know -319837;1345028763;nefario;it's really hard to speak -319836;1345028764;mircea_popescu;why ? -319835;1345028766;nefario;with a dick in your mouth -319834;1345028770;PsychoticBoy;lol -319833;1345028772;BTC-Mining;As usual, only considers hashing for trading, not BTC price -319832;1345028776;mircea_popescu;no nefario we didn't know that :D -319831;1345028788;nefario;your timing was perfect -319830;1345028867;PsychoticBoy;I am sooooo sorry for the people who bought your share at 1 btc :( -319829;1345028888;usagi;Well look at BMF, we bought YABMC at 0.30 (or was it 0.40) -319828;1345028889;PsychoticBoy;knowing now its worth not a thing -319827;1345028894;mircea_popescu;is this a case of miners not understanding finance ? -319826;1345028900;usagi;Mining bonds are inherrently a bad investment -319825;1345028905;usagi;Yeah pretty much mircea -319824;1345028919;PsychoticBoy;thats the market that killed yabmc, diablo is killing dmc -319823;1345028951;usagi;You can buy mining bonds at 0.1/mhash now, do you know why? -319822;1345028959;mircea_popescu;cause they're worth about that ? -319821;1345028968;usagi;Nope -319820;1345028970;usagi;because of OBSI.1MHS. -319819;1345028974;usagi;Selling out at 0.1 -319818;1345028977;mircea_popescu;... -319817;1345028984;PsychoticBoy;because everybody thinks asics are comes. MARK MY WORDS: NO asics before 2013 -319816;1345028997;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy that may very well be true actually. -319815;1345029003;BTC-Mining;End of 2012, 2013, 2014 -319814;1345029004;usagi;Now, step 2 beyond obsi, is asicminer -319813;1345029010;BTC-Mining;All seems very soon to me -319812;1345029015;usagi;asicminer is selling mhash for less than 0.01/mhash -319811;1345029024;usagi;You can either capitalize on that or die -319810;1345029026;mircea_popescu;i think few people comprehend the intricacies of getting a foundry to do a run. -319809;1345029032;PsychoticBoy;asicminer will not develop any asics before 2013 either -319808;1345029042;mircea_popescu;this "can do" attitude has gotten people in a ridiculous position. -319807;1345029049;usagi;There are multiple companies with 2012 release dates -319806;1345029061;mircea_popescu;doing an asic run is actually of the complexity level of releasing a blockbuster movie. -319805;1345029071;PsychoticBoy;yep BFL will not meet their requirements -319804;1345029087;PsychoticBoy;also asicminer wont finish before 2013 -319803;1345029102;BTC-Mining;You are all assuming BFL had not started/worked on this privately long before announcing the ASICs -319802;1345029114;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining bfl has not the money to do this. -319801;1345029129;PsychoticBoy;uhhh BFL always fuks up their costumers -319800;1345029148;BTC-Mining;You can't even know that, technically -319799;1345029149;mircea_popescu;an asic run is in the 50-100mn range as the absolut minimum. they don't have 50 mn. -319798;1345029153;usagi;Lots of VC is moving into bitcoin now, I am willing to bet there's at least one secret competitor -319797;1345029156;mircea_popescu;yes, i can know how much money any company has. -319796;1345029161;mircea_popescu;this is why i'm paid to do consulting. -319795;1345029163;mircea_popescu;irl. -319794;1345029171;usagi;What about 130nm? -319793;1345029181;usagi;ASICMINER is 130 isn't it? -319792;1345029187;Diablo-D3;ssh usagi. -319791;1345029193;Diablo-D3;let the trolls have their fun -319790;1345029207;mircea_popescu;what 130nm ? im talking millions us$. -319789;1345029211;usagi;Well mircea I am doing an interview with friedcat right now -319788;1345029219;BTC-Mining;That's impossible mircea, except for publicly traded companies who have public financial statements -319787;1345029220;usagi;Do you have any questions for him? -319786;1345029232;mircea_popescu;i don't right off know who that is -319785;1345029240;Diablo-D3;=| -319784;1345029243;usagi;friedcat = ASICMINER -319783;1345029243;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining not really impossible. sometimes difficult. -319782;1345029255;mircea_popescu;o o. i don't think so, not atm. -319781;1345029260;usagi;Mircea you seem a little out of touch with the market these days, no offense -319780;1345029271;mircea_popescu;i don't see what the offense'd be. -319779;1345029286;usagi;Well you run an exchange I guess your busy hehe -319778;1345029305;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.17 BTC [+] -319777;1345029306;mircea_popescu;im not too busy to know the semiconductor trade, but anyway. -319776;1345029463;usagi;I'm under the impression you could go to any of 50 companies with a design and have them print it -319775;1345029477;usagi;They have a design -319774;1345029495;usagi;It's actually not that difficult, just a lot of sha cores right -319773;1345029522;usagi;like 50 or 100 i imagine, on a chip -319772;1345029527;usagi;no idea really -319771;1345029565;mircea_popescu;you're under a wrong impression. -319770;1345029572;mircea_popescu;what you describe is true of fpgas -319769;1345029581;mircea_popescu;which are specifically made to exist as prototyping units. -319768;1345029599;mircea_popescu;asics are large and expensive runs. just the set-up cost for the foundry to do an asic run can be 10mn. -319767;1345029612;mircea_popescu;and i never heard of foundry runs for less than millions of units. -319766;1345029621;Diablo-D3;I have -319765;1345029623;mircea_popescu;sony regularly does billion-dollar runs -319764;1345029624;Diablo-D3;its not uncommon. -319763;1345029648;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 there are some cheaper variants to set up that deliver dubious product, as in, the economies of scale don't get to play much -319762;1345029651;usagi;I see a lot of small companies around 10-100 million that do small runs -319761;1345029655;mircea_popescu;and you can end up with significant bad chip rates. -319760;1345029680;usagi;eSillicon signed apple when they only had a market cap of like 75 million -319759;1345029682;mircea_popescu;to cut this entire story short : i think any of the btc companies are well meaning, and i think asics will eventually come -319758;1345029682;Diablo-D3;its hard to get a bad chip rate on 130nm nowadays -319757;1345029688;Diablo-D3;especially with pre-existing IP. -319756;1345029691;mircea_popescu;i do not believe any of them has the wherewithal to pull it off this year. -319755;1345029707;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 these are all new designs really. -319754;1345029717;mircea_popescu;we don't know jack shit of the resonances etc. -319753;1345029735;Diablo-D3;they're not as new as you think they are. -319752;1345029762;mircea_popescu;are you telling me any of the asic proposing companies actually BOUGHT an already ran design ? -319751;1345029776;Diablo-D3;Im not telling you anything. -319750;1345029780;Diablo-D3;What I am doing is going to bed -319749;1345029781;Diablo-D3;night all -319748;1345029783;mircea_popescu;nn. -319747;1345029829;mircea_popescu;usagi : a. esillicon does not own or run foundries, they mostly manage other people's runs b. bfl has no 75 mn mkt cap. -319746;1345029888;usagi;Yes, they are fabless hehe -319745;1345029911;usagi;The thing is this isn't 23nm -319744;1345029913;usagi;it's 130 -319743;1345029932;mircea_popescu;to put it in perspective : we're discussing the efficient moving of coal, and somebody proposes they will do it by car and shows that their cousin who is a cab driver drives a cab on a yearly budget of 10k. -319742;1345029935;mircea_popescu;sure. however... -319741;1345029937;usagi;I have exact cost numbers for you -319740;1345029945;usagi;But you will have to wait until the interview. -319739;1345029954;mircea_popescu;usagi : yes, ideally they could get lucky and catch some production hole or something -319738;1345029965;mircea_popescu;this'd mean an insider or two being on the board and helping out. -319737;1345029966;usagi;wink wink -319736;1345029984;usagi;One of the major shifts we have seen in the last several months -319735;1345029994;usagi;is that bitcoin based busiesses are no longer one man shows. -319734;1345030003;mircea_popescu;understand : these are high risk propositions, the ideea we'll get rich because we're sparrows and find a crumb some ogre lefrt behind. -319733;1345030007;usagi;The most successful ones are all multiperson now -319732;1345030009;mircea_popescu;maybe we get the crumb, maybe we get the club. -319731;1345030016;usagi;Yep -319730;1345030024;mircea_popescu;mpex was multiperson since day one. -319729;1345030035;mircea_popescu;that bitcoin consultancy disaster has been multiperson for abnout as long -319728;1345030046;usagi;Thats why I have only invested about 2-3% into asicminer -319727;1345030130;usagi;That being said it's my top holding -319726;1345030281;usagi;Bitcoin consultancy, JRO? -319725;1345030283;usagi;or is that bitcoinina -319724;1345030290;usagi;I've lost track of all the failures -319723;1345030310;usagi;All of those failures are because one person had too much control over a business -319722;1345030321;usagi;For example the JRO stuff. Why was there no treasurer? -319721;1345030346;usagi;You can't seriously run a business without a treasurer or a dead man's switch nowadays -319720;1345030348;mircea_popescu;bitcoin consultancy was bitcoinica/intersango and i guess glsbe -319719;1345030355;mircea_popescu;or they've separated now or i dunno -319718;1345030374;usagi;What we should do is make a list of questions, designed to expose the failures of the past, -319717;1345030394;mircea_popescu;this would be a worthy ideea. -319716;1345030396;usagi;Hmm, and use that list somehow -319715;1345030426;usagi;Just simple innocuous questions -319714;1345030446;usagi;like, how many employees does your company have -319713;1345030460;usagi;(If the answer is zero, it's not much of a business is it) -319712;1345030476;mircea_popescu;maybe it is. most miners seem to be loners. -319711;1345030481;mircea_popescu;does gigavps have employees ? -319710;1345030485;usagi;I actually employ four people (i.e. pay them) although they're all part time :< -319709;1345030514;usagi;He must have someone to do something with that many GPUs -319708;1345030527;usagi;But it raises the issue, do we really need another 5ghs miner startup -319707;1345030547;usagi;Gigamining has a huge market cap so it's a little different they can buy their way in, but if I were to buy a single and start a company -319706;1345030554;usagi;Hmmm, maybe thats not a good idea anymore. -319705;1345030594;area;Giga has two farms right? -319704;1345030621;mircea_popescu;if not three -319703;1345030832;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 2 @ 0.13105082 = 0.2621 BTC [-] -319702;1345031058;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1.0049 BTC [-] -319701;1345031135;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.14999999 BTC [+] -319700;1345031172;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 20 @ 0.1028 = 2.056 BTC [+] -319699;1345031220;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -319698;1345031223;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -319697;1345031616;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.035001 = 3.5001 BTC [-] -319696;1345031617;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 200 @ 0.035 = 7 BTC [-] -319695;1345031783;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -319694;1345031809;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.153 BTC [-] -319693;1345031964;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 23 @ 0.1199 = 2.7577 BTC [-] -319692;1345031965;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 20 @ 0.12 = 2.4 BTC [+] -319691;1345031976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.0003965 = 1.705 BTC [+] -319690;1345032003;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 43 @ 0.121 = 5.203 BTC [+] -319689;1345032160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27400 @ 0.0003965 = 10.8641 BTC [+] -319688;1345032216;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 46 @ 0.1 = 4.6 BTC [-] -319687;1345033518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23494 @ 0.00039172 = 9.2031 BTC [-] -319686;1345033519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12206 @ 0.00038892 = 4.7472 BTC [-] -319685;1345033917;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 65 @ 0.11 = 7.15 BTC [-] -319684;1345033939;DeaDTerra;Still selling ASICMINER -319683;1345034179;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 4 @ 0.08 = 0.32 BTC [+] -319682;1345034214;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.26 = 0.52 BTC [-] -319681;1345034716;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9901 = 3.9604 BTC [-] -319680;1345034717;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.99 = 4.95 BTC [-] -319679;1345034718;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.985 = 6.895 BTC [-] -319678;1345034719;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.98112012 BTC [-] -319677;1345034721;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.98112 = 2.9434 BTC [-] -319676;1345034722;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.98101 = 3.924 BTC [-] -319675;1345034723;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 17 @ 0.981 = 16.677 BTC [-] -319674;1345034724;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 13 @ 0.981 = 12.753 BTC [-] -319673;1345034725;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.98 = 1.96 BTC [-] -319672;1345034726;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.971 BTC [-] -319671;1345034727;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 45 @ 0.97 = 43.65 BTC [-] -319670;1345034862;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.97 = 14.55 BTC [-] -319669;1345034987;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1171 = 1.7565 BTC [+] -319668;1345035121;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0101 = 2.0202 BTC [-] -319667;1345035122;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 1.01 = 5.05 BTC [-] -319666;1345035124;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.0025 BTC [-] -319665;1345035124;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 39 @ 1.002 = 39.078 BTC [-] -319664;1345035125;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 1.0002 = 5.001 BTC [-] -319663;1345035126;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 25 @ 1.0001 = 25.0025 BTC [-] -319662;1345035128;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 123 @ 1 = 123 BTC [-] -319661;1345035180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50200 @ 0.0003965 = 19.9043 BTC [+] -319660;1345035365;DeaDTerra;why are people panicing so much xD -319659;1345035384;DeaDTerra;so sell of a bond that's worth 1 BTC for less just due to a interest decrease is crazy :P -319658;1345035582;mircea_popescu;speculation is speculation. -319657;1345035593;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.1199 = 2.398 BTC [+] -319656;1345035619;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -319655;1345035672;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6600 @ 0.00108634 = 7.1698 BTC [+] -319654;1345035754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4435 @ 0.0003965 = 1.7585 BTC [+] -319653;1345036054;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.00017429 = 26.1435 BTC [-] -319652;1345036086;DeaDTerra;I guess people are thinking pirate will default soon in which case they would be useless. -319651;1345036090;DeaDTerra;which I guess might be the case -319650;1345036187;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00111592 = 2.7898 BTC [+] -319649;1345036188;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 176 @ 0.00112697 = 0.1983 BTC [+] -319648;1345036655;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.955 = 2.865 BTC [-] -319647;1345036656;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9505 = 3.802 BTC [-] -319646;1345036658;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 76 @ 0.95 = 72.2 BTC [-] -319645;1345036687;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.108 = 21.6 BTC [-] -319644;1345036689;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.107 = 21.4 BTC [-] -319643;1345036737;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2824 @ 0.00112697 = 3.1826 BTC [+] -319642;1345036739;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1331 @ 0.00112821 = 1.5016 BTC [+] -319641;1345036814;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.9751 = 2.9253 BTC [-] -319640;1345036815;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 100 @ 0.975 = 97.5 BTC [-] -319639;1345036816;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 7 @ 0.97000004 = 6.79 BTC [-] -319638;1345036817;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.97000002 = 2.91 BTC [-] -319637;1345036819;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 13 @ 0.97 = 12.61 BTC [-] -319636;1345036820;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.97 = 1.94 BTC [-] -319635;1345036990;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.104599 = 0.7322 BTC [+] -319634;1345036992;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 4 @ 1.025 = 4.1 BTC [+] -319633;1345037103;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.000775 = 116.25 BTC [+] -319632;1345037523;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 15000 @ 0.001 = 15 BTC -319631;1345037867;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.9999 = 1.9998 BTC [+] -319630;1345037922;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 7777 @ 0.001 = 7.777 BTC -319629;1345038148;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 60000 @ 0.001 = 60 BTC -319628;1345038986;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.92 = 1.84 BTC [-] -319627;1345039069;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1199 BTC [+] -319626;1345039283;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.05 = 0.25 BTC [-] -319625;1345039596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52200 @ 0.00039449 = 20.5924 BTC [-] -319624;1345039741;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 300 @ 0.105 = 31.5 BTC [-] -319623;1345039830;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2532 @ 0.00112821 = 2.8566 BTC [+] -319622;1345039831;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2585 @ 0.00113235 = 2.9271 BTC [+] -319621;1345040057;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.92 = 1.84 BTC [-] -319620;1345040688;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4255 = 2.553 BTC [-] -319619;1345040880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12451 @ 0.00038892 = 4.8424 BTC [-] -319618;1345040881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4817 @ 0.0003874 = 1.8661 BTC [-] -319617;1345041075;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1171 = 1.7565 BTC [-] -319616;1345041077;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.117 = 0.585 BTC [-] -319615;1345041802;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.0001716 = 25.74 BTC [-] -319614;1345041849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00039449 = 0.9862 BTC [+] -319613;1345041851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.0003965 = 0.7534 BTC [+] -319612;1345041903;mircea_popescu;whoa going to 12.5 -319611;1345042410;kakobrekla;;;ticker -319610;1345042410;gribble;Best bid: 12.405, Best ask: 12.44999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04499, Last trade: 12.44999, 24 hour volume: 46501, 24 hour low: 11.925, 24 hour high: 12.4799 -319609;1345042540;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 3 @ 0.7 = 2.1 BTC [+] -319608;1345042593;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5900 @ 0.00111945 = 6.6048 BTC [-] -319607;1345042976;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [-] -319606;1345043039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59504 @ 0.0003965 = 23.5933 BTC [+] -319605;1345043161;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 400 @ 0.105 = 42 BTC [-] -319604;1345043566;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9531001 = 3.8124 BTC [+] -319603;1345043592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 88 @ 0.003828 = 0.3369 BTC [-] -319602;1345044077;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0201 = 4.0804 BTC [+] -319601;1345044079;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 16 @ 1.02 = 16.32 BTC [-] -319600;1345044219;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 13 @ 1.46 = 18.98 BTC [-] -319599;1345044274;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.02 = 4.08 BTC [-] -319598;1345044369;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.46 = 2.92 BTC [-] -319597;1345045121;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1.068 BTC [+] -319596;1345045151;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 1.069 = 4.276 BTC [+] -319595;1345045469;usagi;it's the bullion effect -319594;1345045560;usagi;but for bitcoins -319593;1345045758;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 75 @ 0.05899999 = 4.425 BTC [+] -319592;1345045859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00039322 = 2.3986 BTC [-] -319591;1345046243;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -319590;1345046319;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.104 = 0.728 BTC [-] -319589;1345046321;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1035 = 0.7245 BTC [-] -319588;1345046322;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.103 = 0.412 BTC [-] -319587;1345046324;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1023 = 2.046 BTC [-] -319586;1345046325;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.102 = 0.51 BTC [-] -319585;1345046326;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.10100001 = 5.05 BTC [-] -319584;1345046327;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.1001 = 1.8018 BTC [-] -319583;1345046329;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 289 @ 0.1 = 28.9 BTC [-] -319582;1345046330;kakobrekla;huhu -319581;1345046354;DeaDTerra;ASICMINER shares anyone? -319580;1345046393;DeaDTerra;I really want a GLBSE app for android :( -319579;1345046417;kakobrekla;ill takes asicminer of 0.1 -319578;1345046431;kakobrekla;for -319577;1345046463;DeaDTerra;Kako sure how many? -319576;1345046483;gigavps;ciuciu why don't you PM him -319575;1345046497;gigavps;o -319574;1345046499;gigavps;well -319573;1345046509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.0003965 = 2.1015 BTC [+] -319572;1345046522;gigavps;maybe you should use your 1k btc for your mining coop -319571;1345046540;DeaDTerra;or give it to me? I am always a fan of charity xD -319570;1345046641;gigavps;lol -319569;1345046665;gigavps;i get no benefit from gigamining being traded -319568;1345046689;gigavps;i fulfill the contract as written -319567;1345046719;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3999 = 2.3994 BTC [-] -319566;1345046730;gigavps;no -319565;1345046742;DeaDTerra;haha nah xD I was just joking, I am fine -319564;1345046751;gigavps;i don't keep up with sock puppet accounts on the forums -319563;1345046938;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -319562;1345046943;gigavps;mpoe-pr is a sock puppet account for Mr. Popescu -319561;1345046976;gigavps;i don't have a sock puppet account and can speak for myself just fine -319560;1345046999;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.058999 BTC [-] -319559;1345047015;usagi;Technically a sock puppet account is created to confuse an issue -319558;1345047027;usagi;I don't really think it's proper to call a -PR account a sock puppet -319557;1345047079;usagi;Yeah but anyone who is anyone knows it is him -319556;1345047089;usagi;it's not like he is trying to hide under an anonymous name -319555;1345047187;usagi;Oh.. look -319554;1345047193;usagi;Pirate lost his bet with Vandroiy -319553;1345047208;usagi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=91661.msg1013589#msg1013589 -319552;1345047249;usagi;"...as long as there is advance notice of at least 30 calendar days" -319551;1345047681;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.92 = 1.84 BTC [-] -319550;1345047723;usagi;"I have no doubt that John Ciuciu citizen, working man without a dick presented identity documents found on the internet and other hard evidence, clear and indisputable fact that investors will realize the benefits Ciuciu and receive money back from Ciuciu." -319549;1345047734;usagi;lol -319548;1345047995;usagi;So ciuciu did you end up buying any YARR or NYAN? :) -319547;1345048142;usagi;o_o -319546;1345048145;usagi;So it was you :) -319545;1345048186;usagi;I think I am gonna shut YARR down somehow, or sell it -319544;1345048207;usagi;PPT was sold, FOO.PPPPT was sold -319543;1345048208;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 7 @ 0.058999 = 0.413 BTC [-] -319542;1345048214;usagi;I should be able to sell YARR -319541;1345048216;usagi;But.. no buyers -319540;1345048261;usagi;Now that pirate lowered his rates, running YARR has become more profitable than investing in pirate. -319539;1345048396;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 20 @ 0.125 = 2.5 BTC [+] -319538;1345048747;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4255 = 2.553 BTC [+] -319537;1345048761;Harvey00;I gave somebody 77 Bitcoins in 2010 for nothing. -319536;1345048774;Harvey00;Let's see if I can track them down today and tell them about their winnings. -319535;1345048873;mircea_popescu;maybe they're heroic bitcoins, they made it through the mtgox hack, and all the later hacks -319534;1345048896;mircea_popescu;yea, somebody should write a novel of bitcoin, about this one satoshi that was in ALL the scams, in all the hacks, in all of it. -319533;1345048903;mircea_popescu;seems like a great premise. -319532;1345048994;usagi;tHERE ARE A MILLION BITS IN THE NAKED WALLET. -319531;1345048995;usagi;oops caps -319530;1345049043;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.961 = 4.805 BTC [+] -319529;1345049045;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.96 = 9.6 BTC [-] -319528;1345049046;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.9532 = 4.766 BTC [-] -319527;1345049048;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9531002 BTC [-] -319526;1345049049;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9530002 BTC [-] -319525;1345049049;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.952 = 6.664 BTC [-] -319524;1345049050;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.951 = 2.853 BTC [-] -319523;1345049052;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.950001 = 14.25 BTC [-] -319522;1345049141;usagi;And this one was mine. It all started one day in 1996. This is the story of one Satoshi -- the Satoshi that knew too much. Although if one were to be intellectually honest one would have to mention that Satoshis are not sentient and can't really know anything. It's just a manner of speaking. Yes, it's reification, but there is a method to the madness. And this Satoshi had seen and done it all. -319521;1345049156;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00109248 = 2.7312 BTC [-] -319520;1345049157;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00108473 = 4.4474 BTC [-] -319519;1345049158;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4616 @ 0.00107944 = 4.9827 BTC [-] -319518;1345049159;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4000 @ 0.00107912 = 4.3165 BTC [-] -319517;1345049160;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15000 @ 0.00107865 = 16.1798 BTC [-] -319516;1345049161;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8558 @ 0.00107486 = 9.1987 BTC [-] -319515;1345049162;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1100 @ 0.00107418 = 1.1816 BTC [-] -319514;1345049163;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 400 @ 0.00107311 = 0.4292 BTC [-] -319513;1345049165;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13226 @ 0.00106687 = 14.1104 BTC [-] -319512;1345049221;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 1337 @ 0.001 = 1.337 BTC -319511;1345049238;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 1337 @ 0.001 = 1.337 BTC -319510;1345049265;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 1337 @ 0.001 = 1.337 BTC -319509;1345049275;usagi;Five thousand miles away from Japan, in a city known as "New York", a man ordered a cup of coffee. He paid for it with a dollar. Little did he know that due to the butterfly effect, five thousand miles away from New York in a country called "Japan", a young Englishman pretending to be Japanese had come up with a genius idea. Or perhaps it was the hundredth monkey theory. The point is that the man who bought the coffee was a computer -319508;1345049275;usagi;science grad who was interested in cryptography. And therefore, somehow, Satoshi Nakamoto KNEW WHAT HAD TO BE DONE. -319507;1345049319;usagi;I could keep going -319506;1345049328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00039515 = 6.0063 BTC [-] -319505;1345049330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00038747 = 1.6661 BTC [-] -319504;1345049331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42262 @ 0.0003874 = 16.3723 BTC [-] -319503;1345049332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27200 @ 0.00038507 = 10.4739 BTC [-] -319502;1345049333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36600 @ 0.00038403 = 14.0555 BTC [-] -319501;1345049335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19801 @ 0.00038322 = 7.5881 BTC [-] -319500;1345049336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46900 @ 0.00038279 = 17.9529 BTC [-] -319499;1345049337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30800 @ 0.00037844 = 11.656 BTC [-] -319498;1345049338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56937 @ 0.00037557 = 21.3838 BTC [-] -319497;1345049341;mircea_popescu;prolly works best with a plan first -319496;1345049405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8163 @ 0.00037557 = 3.0658 BTC [-] -319495;1345049406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54600 @ 0.00037538 = 20.4957 BTC [-] -319494;1345049408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32237 @ 0.00037532 = 12.0992 BTC [-] -319493;1345049470;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104599 BTC [+] -319492;1345049579;area;The chapter titles following that satoshi should just be dates and how much BTC has been in all of the hacks described previously -319491;1345049596;area;So the date goes up, and the number of BTC goes down each time -319490;1345049830;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 4 @ 0.0099 = 0.0396 BTC [-] -319489;1345049952;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 3 @ 0.0099 = 0.0297 BTC [-] -319488;1345050043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12265 @ 0.00037532 = 4.6033 BTC [-] -319487;1345050063;usagi;YARR paid! -319486;1345050109;mircea_popescu;gigavps well you're one of the rare breed that can master both forum and irc. i make no such claim. -319485;1345050135;mircea_popescu;the forum's too complicated for me. -319484;1345050149;area;usagi: Yay -319483;1345050157;gigavps;mircea_popescu lol -319482;1345050157;usagi;Yay indeed :) -319481;1345050170;gigavps;mircea_popescu i think you are smarter than you let on -319480;1345050184;gigavps;i just don't like dealing with your sock puppet -319479;1345050189;mircea_popescu;haha upon ocasion that wouldn't be too hard. -319478;1345050216;mircea_popescu;well so i don't see why you'd need to, you can get on irc. -319477;1345050303;usagi;area you know the funny thing? -319476;1345050311;usagi;YARR is profitable even if I continue to pay out 0.01 a day -319475;1345050325;usagi;Maybe I should. -319474;1345050331;usagi;I could probably sell shares at 2 :p -319473;1345050397;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.49999999 = 7.5 BTC [+] -319472;1345050398;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.5 BTC [+] -319471;1345050399;area;Selling shares at 2 is no risk for you, so I don't see why you shouldn't -319470;1345050407;area;I just won't buy any ;-) -319469;1345050489;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5374 @ 0.00106687 = 5.7334 BTC [-] -319468;1345050491;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00106208 = 2.1242 BTC [-] -319467;1345050492;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2154 @ 0.00106008 = 2.2834 BTC [-] -319466;1345050572;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 1 @ 0.1499 BTC [-] -319465;1345050581;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2263 @ 0.00111107 = 2.5144 BTC [+] -319464;1345050582;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11084 @ 0.00111343 = 12.3413 BTC [+] -319463;1345050584;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1653 @ 0.00113235 = 1.8718 BTC [+] -319462;1345050612;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.102 = 0.408 BTC [-] -319461;1345050613;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10111 = 0.3033 BTC [-] -319460;1345050614;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1011 = 0.3033 BTC [-] -319459;1345051095;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.10979999 BTC [+] -319458;1345051472;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13646 @ 0.00106008 = 14.4659 BTC [-] -319457;1345051474;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2054 @ 0.00104464 = 2.1457 BTC [-] -319456;1345052386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 262 @ 0.00376708 = 0.987 BTC [-] -319455;1345052914;Chaaang-Noi;12.50ish w00 -319454;1345052976;mircea_popescu;yee -319453;1345053087;Chaaang-Noi;!ticker dmc -319452;1345053096;Chaaang-Noi;is it under .0001 yet? :) -319451;1345053115;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.04] [Ask: 0.05899999] [Spread: 0.01899999] [Last: 0.058999] [24hVol: 165.69368925] [7dAvg: 0.05613795] -319450;1345053150;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla, can you introduce ticker for mpex ? -319449;1345053160;Chaaang-Noi;it moved up -319448;1345053171;mircea_popescu;you'd have to read http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex-vwap.php, it's a json -319447;1345053186;mircea_popescu;and just parse for the symbol. it allows concurrency and goes pretty fast. -319446;1345053212;mircea_popescu;aww not even on. -319445;1345053238;mircea_popescu;;;later tell kakobrekla hey listen, can you introduce !ticker for mpex too ? you'd have to read http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex-vwap.php, it's a json and just parse for the symbol. it allows concurrency and goes pretty fast. -319444;1345053238;gribble;The operation succeeded. -319443;1345053260;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9899 BTC [+] -319442;1345053265;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 1 @ 0.49999999 BTC [+] -319441;1345053712;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.872 = 8.72 BTC [-] -319440;1345053713;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 49 @ 0.871 = 42.679 BTC [-] -319439;1345053854;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 100000 @ 0.001 = 100 BTC -319438;1345053945;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.9899 = 7.9192 BTC [+] -319437;1345054083;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 1.1009 = 11.009 BTC [-] -319436;1345054165;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -319435;1345054179;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.104599 = 0.2092 BTC [+] -319434;1345054186;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 33 @ 0.00900001 = 0.297 BTC [-] -319433;1345054206;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 92 @ 0.009 = 0.828 BTC [-] -319432;1345054473;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9701 = 3.8804 BTC [-] -319431;1345054551;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.104599 = 1.046 BTC [+] -319430;1345054565;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [+] -319429;1345054608;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 4 @ 0.6701 = 2.6804 BTC [-] -319428;1345054610;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 10 @ 0.67 = 6.7 BTC [-] -319427;1345054611;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 7 @ 0.65 = 4.55 BTC [-] -319426;1345054634;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.085 BTC [-] -319425;1345054634;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 10 @ 1.23 = 12.3 BTC [+] -319424;1345054805;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 10 @ 0.12 = 1.2 BTC [-] -319423;1345054870;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.64 BTC -319422;1345054879;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.9999 = 1.9998 BTC [+] -319421;1345054979;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 14 @ 0.085 = 1.19 BTC [-] -319420;1345055040;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.104599 = 0.6276 BTC [+] -319419;1345055161;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.1501 = 0.6004 BTC [-] -319418;1345055180;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [-] -319417;1345055287;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 44 @ 0.1341 = 5.9004 BTC [-] -319416;1345055339;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 1.069 = 6.414 BTC [+] -319415;1345055347;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.9899 = 2.9697 BTC [+] -319414;1345055805;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -319413;1345055941;kakobrekla;15:13.19 ( usagi ) Pirate lost his bet with Vandroiy -319412;1345055941;kakobrekla;15:13.30 ( ciuciu ) Yes, I saw it. -319411;1345055941;kakobrekla;15:13.35 ( usagi ) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=91661.msg1013589#msg1013589 -319410;1345055945;kakobrekla;did he pay' -319409;1345056083;kakobrekla;nanotube -319408;1345056086;kakobrekla;whats going on -319407;1345056232;farfi;nothing -319406;1345056287;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9899 = 3.9596 BTC [+] -319405;1345056288;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -319404;1345056294;kakobrekla;well thats helpful -319403;1345056385;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [+] -319402;1345056578;mircea_popescu;haha nice way to make 100 btc nanotube :D -319401;1345056616;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.05899999 = 0.295 BTC [+] -319400;1345056622;kakobrekla;i wonder how this will play out -319399;1345056669;mircea_popescu;why is the bet lost tho ? says there interest changes are ok. -319398;1345056688;farfi;I would say that both parties will aggree that the bet is still on -319397;1345056782;usagi;because there was less than 30 days notice. -319396;1345056824;kakobrekla;brb, dont talk too much -319395;1345056826;mircea_popescu;o that's a good point. -319394;1345056858;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.51439 = 1.5432 BTC [+] -319393;1345056860;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 12 @ 0.51449 = 6.1739 BTC [+] -319392;1345056910;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 5 @ 0.99893 = 4.9947 BTC [-] -319391;1345056911;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 3 @ 0.99895 = 2.9969 BTC [+] -319390;1345056913;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.99896 = 1.9979 BTC [+] -319389;1345056914;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.99897 = 1.9979 BTC [+] -319388;1345056923;kakobrekla;continiue. -319387;1345056931;mircea_popescu;did you get gribble tells ? -319386;1345056940;kakobrekla;yes, one. -319385;1345056956;kakobrekla;not home atm, will add in the following days -319384;1345056967;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.4332 = 3.0324 BTC [+] -319383;1345056969;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4333 = 0.8666 BTC [+] -319382;1345057105;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.97 = 9.7 BTC [+] -319381;1345057107;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.975 = 8.775 BTC [+] -319380;1345057151;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.1799 = 0.7196 BTC [+] -319379;1345057153;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.18 = 0.72 BTC [+] -319378;1345057154;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 33 @ 0.185 = 6.105 BTC [+] -319377;1345057158;mircea_popescu;a, no rush, just wanted to see if its doable. -319376;1345057199;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.06989999 BTC [-] -319375;1345057200;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 6 @ 1.06999999 = 6.42 BTC [+] -319374;1345057252;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 3 @ 0.34590334 = 1.0377 BTC [-] -319373;1345057253;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 2 @ 0.1599883 = 0.32 BTC [-] -319372;1345057396;jcpham;!pl ss 1 -319371;1345057396;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -319370;1345057423;smickles;jcpham: or wait, what did you buy at? 1.25? -319369;1345057446;jcpham;!pl ss 1.5 -319368;1345057452;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10499998 = 0.21 BTC [+] -319367;1345057453;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -319366;1345057457;assbot;SS [1@1.5BTC] paid: 0.44535409 BTC. Last price: 1.9 BTC. Capital gain: 0.4 BTC. Total: 0.84535409 BTC. (56.4%) -319365;1345057461;smickles;when glbse is slow, it really does take a while -319364;1345057472;smickles;!pl -319363;1345057472;assbot;!pl [@] [] -319362;1345057482;jcpham;!pl ss 2.2 -319361;1345057483;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -319360;1345057484;assbot;SS [1@2.2BTC] paid: 0.44535409 BTC. Last price: 1.9 BTC. Capital gain: -0.3 BTC. Total: 0.14535409 BTC. (6.6%) -319359;1345057494;smickles;at 2.2, you may need to put in a date -319358;1345057505;jcpham;yeah i see -319357;1345057506;jcpham;neat -319356;1345057526;smickles;'cause it put's in dividends too -319355;1345057532;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1151 = 1.7265 BTC [-] -319354;1345057533;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.115 = 0.46 BTC [-] -319353;1345057537;smickles;!pl mpoe.etf .1 -319352;1345057538;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -319351;1345057540;jcpham;this is per share, right -319350;1345057549;smickles;yea -319349;1345057551;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00852236 BTC. Last price: 1.5 BTC. Capital gain: 1.4 BTC. Total: 1.40852236 BTC. (1408.5%) -319348;1345057551;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 2 @ 0.04 = 0.08 BTC [-] -319347;1345057552;smickles;!pl -319346;1345057552;assbot;!pl [@] [] -319345;1345057556;smickles;that ^ -319344;1345057560;smickles;is the syntax -319343;1345057564;jcpham;got it -319342;1345057575;smickles;^_^ see that 1400% on mpoe.etf ^_^ -319341;1345057606;smickles;with dividends today, it'l go up a bit too -319340;1345057736;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 1.167 = 5.835 BTC [+] -319339;1345057795;smickles;!pl gigamining 1.5 -319338;1345057795;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -319337;1345057805;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] paid: 0.38322596 BTC. Last price: 1.1009 BTC. Capital gain: -0.3991 BTC. Total: -0.01587404 BTC. (-1.1%) -319336;1345057812;smickles;lol -319335;1345057860;smickles;.wik awa -319334;1345057861;markac;"Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia), a telecommunications manufacturer" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awa -319333;1345057862;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.1095979 = 4.4384 BTC [+] -319332;1345057874;mircea_popescu; MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00852236 BTC. Last price: 1.5 BTC. Capital gain: 1.4 BTC. Total: 1.40852236 BTC. (1408.5%) -319331;1345057877;mircea_popescu;jeez that looks sweet -319330;1345057892;smickles;i've yet to pay today's dividends too -319329;1345057901;mircea_popescu;do you have the results published smickles ? -319328;1345057920;mircea_popescu;and btw to whomever it may concern : i updated http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex-vwap.php to publish more info -319327;1345057921;smickles;yeah -319326;1345057928;mircea_popescu;not just avg price in interval but also min max and volume -319325;1345057933;smickles;i sent you a link, i'll get it again -319324;1345057949;mircea_popescu;and also trade count. -319323;1345057956;mircea_popescu;o where did you send it ? i never got it. -319322;1345057958;smickles;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67535.msg1099694#msg1099694 -319321;1345057970;mircea_popescu;ty -319320;1345057993;smickles;it's not unexpected that you missed it, i just hilighted you in here or #trilem (idr which) -319319;1345058040;smickles;mircea_popescu: that's a nice improvement to the vwap.php -319318;1345058057;smickles;seems a bit improperly named now tho -319317;1345058081;smickles;or is that min/max/avg of the vwap itself? -319316;1345058095;smickles;or the min/max/avg of the spot? -319315;1345058119;mircea_popescu;it is improperly named now lol -319314;1345058126;mircea_popescu;min/max of the spot -319313;1345058145;mircea_popescu;anyway, now with trade count too -319312;1345058148;smickles;and avg is still vwap? plus volume? what more could i ask for :) -319311;1345058153;mircea_popescu;:) -319310;1345058176;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 2 @ 0.079 = 0.158 BTC [-] -319309;1345058184;smickles;cnt? /me simultaneous lol and yay -319308;1345058198;mircea_popescu;"S.MPOE":{"1d":{"avg":"38387.3709", "min":"34738", "max":"39650", "vol":"1724168", "cnt":"84" }, -319307;1345058203;mircea_popescu;same with 7 and 390 days. -319306;1345058223;smickles;heh nice typo -319305;1345058224;mircea_popescu;can you conceive of anything else might be useful ? since we've got tghe bonnet off it atm -319304;1345058228;mircea_popescu;throw more wrenches in -319303;1345058229;mircea_popescu;lol. 30 days. -319302;1345058243;smickles;not off hand -319301;1345058253;mircea_popescu;should be good for another ~6 months. -319300;1345058258;smickles;lol, id in ht asset vwap json? -319299;1345058258;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 27 @ 0.115 = 3.105 BTC [-] -319298;1345058274;smickles;heh, yeah -319297;1345058279;mircea_popescu;id in ht ? huh ? -319296;1345058279;smickles;i've got a little to do -319295;1345058293;smickles;mircea_popescu: it was ciuciu's suggestion -319294;1345058309;smickles;s/ht/the/ -319293;1345058314;mircea_popescu;lmao that nut still about ? -319292;1345058322;smickles;'erry day -319291;1345058334;mircea_popescu;see, this is why im for the draft. -319290;1345058342;mircea_popescu;gives kids something useful to do turning rocks and painting them over. -319289;1345058361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.0003965 = 2.0618 BTC [+] -319288;1345058381;mircea_popescu;srsly, ill say this much :" the greatest thing for a dev team is to announce some change -319287;1345058388;mircea_popescu;and immediately see a line going "shares up" -319286;1345058395;mircea_popescu;it's like... instagratifyometer. -319285;1345058409;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.10499899 = 0.945 BTC [-] -319284;1345058578;nanotube;mircea_popescu: :) -319283;1345058599;smickles;ciuciu: if that page is to be believed, it's right in line with typical businesses -319282;1345058620;smickles;afaik, most business don't make a profit for about the first 5 years -319281;1345058638;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 1 @ 0.077 BTC [-] -319280;1345058649;smickles;where's 2011 on that page? -319279;1345058680;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 3 @ 0.09 = 0.27 BTC [-] -319278;1345058716;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.1011 = 2.1231 BTC [-] -319277;1345058760;smickles;ciuciu: he claims to have employees now, and the info you've given is years out of date :/ -319276;1345058780;smickles;if you're going to be so critical of the guy, at least have good data -319275;1345058787;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.05899999 = 1.18 BTC [+] -319274;1345058816;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.10949789 BTC [-] -319273;1345058826;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.10499899 = 1.05 BTC [-] -319272;1345058862;smickles;mircea_popescu: do you have any US GAAP / IFRS style reports for polimedia -319271;1345058879;smickles;maybe then we could come to an accurate opinion of polimedia's financial state -319270;1345058893;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10499899 = 0.21 BTC [-] -319269;1345058897;smickles;why? b/c he like FEMEN? -319268;1345058947;smickles;that's a nice accusation, surely you have evidence of that -319267;1345058966;nanotube;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=91661.msg1101853#msg1101853 -319266;1345059006;kakobrekla;woohoo nanotube -319265;1345059027;kakobrekla;also mircea_popescu, anything to add to this ciuciu fud -319264;1345059142;smickles;kakobrekla: mircea_popescu has had him on ignore for a long time -319263;1345059160;kakobrekla;bah :( -319262;1345059163;kakobrekla;no fun. :( -319261;1345059190;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10499899 = 2.1 BTC [-] -319260;1345059224;smickles;kakobrekla: ciuciu claims that mircea_popescu is a content thief and a spammer and a poor businessman, basically -319259;1345059258;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.10499899 = 0.945 BTC [-] -319258;1345059294;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.10499998 = 1.05 BTC [+] -319257;1345059322;smickles;ciuciu: does that say that you're involved in intersango? -319256;1345059359;smickles;and bitcoin consultancy? -319255;1345059361;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 20 @ 0.05 = 1 BTC [-] -319254;1345059400;smickles;oh, no, it doesn't does it -319253;1345059469;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 9 @ 1.14999999 = 10.35 BTC [+] -319252;1345059471;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 11 @ 1.15 = 12.65 BTC [+] -319251;1345059491;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -319250;1345059530;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.497 = 4.97 BTC [-] -319249;1345059532;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 16 @ 0.5 = 8 BTC [+] -319248;1345059555;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -319247;1345059696;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 17 @ 0.05899999 = 1.003 BTC [+] -319246;1345059725;kakobrekla;well -319245;1345059729;kakobrekla;i cant read romanian -319244;1345059734;kakobrekla;or whatever -319243;1345059777;kakobrekla;hmm? -319242;1345059835;mircea_popescu;lol trying to stir up drama kakobrekla ? -319241;1345059850;mircea_popescu;smickles mm, europe does gaap-ish things, lemme see -319240;1345059863;smickles;ciuciu: so you wre involved in Bitcoin Consultancy? -319239;1345059871;kakobrekla;im always lookin for drama -319238;1345059919;smickles;that sounds like a lye -319237;1345059929;smickles;what about ciubond or whatever it is? -319236;1345059934;mircea_popescu;smickles http://trilema.com/2012/falimentul-polimedia-srl/ there, 2011 results. the 2010 and 2009 are also published on my blog -319235;1345059951;mircea_popescu;obviously the title is tongue in cheek, if that's not obvious from the text. -319234;1345059969;smickles;thx mircea_popescu -319233;1345059969;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10459 BTC [+] -319232;1345060082;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [+] -319231;1345060083;smickles;heh, accounting truly is an international language -319230;1345060119;mircea_popescu;well surely. -319229;1345060126;mircea_popescu;and bitcointalk takes forever to load ;/ -319228;1345060139;kakobrekla;;;getrating ciuciu -319227;1345060139;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User ciuciu, rated since Mon Jul 2 18:18:02 2012. Cumulative rating 1, from 1 total ratings. Received ratings: 1 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 0 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=ciuciu -319226;1345060193;mircea_popescu;content thief roflmao. ahahaha this is like accusing the state of california of being vegetable thieves. -319225;1345060204;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.05899999 = 0.118 BTC [+] -319224;1345060206;mircea_popescu;they steal all rhode island's cucumbers. -319223;1345060254;smickles;oh wow, if i calc a L3 trust rating b/t me an ciuciu, it come out at 1 -319222;1345060276;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 22 @ 0.04 = 0.88 BTC [-] -319221;1345060278;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.03501002 = 1.7505 BTC [-] -319220;1345060279;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.03501001 = 3.501 BTC [-] -319219;1345060280;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.03501001 = 1.7505 BTC [-] -319218;1345060283;smickles;that's like violating the 6 degrees of keven bacon law -319217;1345060331;smickles;0_0, when did dmg get up to .04? -319216;1345060346;mircea_popescu;wasn't it .05 ?! -319215;1345060351;smickles;ciuciu: likely true -319214;1345060363;smickles;mircea_popescu: it was down to atleast .02 yesterday -319213;1345060367;usagi;i trust smickles via rg. -319212;1345060384;smickles;usagi: cause i bought him a hotdog or something? -319211;1345060393;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust smickles -319210;1345060394;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user smickles: Level 1: 3, Level 2: 19 via 11 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=smickles -319209;1345060403;smickles;ciuciu: what's your forum username? -319208;1345060405;usagi;;;gettrust mircea_popescu -319207;1345060407;gribble;Trust relationship from user usagi to user mircea_popescu: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 5 via 3 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=usagi&dest=mircea_popescu -319206;1345060411;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 80 @ 0.101 = 8.08 BTC [-] -319205;1345060414;usagi;interesting -319204;1345060421;mircea_popescu;jesus apparently i know you through everybody in this chan -319203;1345060421;smickles;;;getturst smickles usagi -319202;1345060422;gribble;Error: "getturst" is not a valid command. -319201;1345060435;smickles;;;getthrudst smickles usagi -319200;1345060435;gribble;Error: "getthrudst" is not a valid command. -319199;1345060436;mircea_popescu;is mad7scientist still active even ? -319198;1345060440;smickles;bah, spelling -319197;1345060442;mircea_popescu;;;getturds -319196;1345060443;gribble;Error: "getturds" is not a valid command. -319195;1345060443;usagi;thrust? -319194;1345060452;mircea_popescu;;;getthryst -319193;1345060453;gribble;Error: "getthryst" is not a valid command. -319192;1345060455;smickles;;;gettrust smickles usagi -319191;1345060455;gribble;Trust relationship from user smickles to user usagi: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 1 via 1 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=smickles&dest=usagi -319190;1345060474;usagi;;;gettrust ciuciu mircea_popescu -319189;1345060475;gribble;Trust relationship from user ciuciu to user mircea_popescu: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=ciuciu&dest=mircea_popescu -319188;1345060491;smickles;heh -319187;1345060501;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 28 @ 0.10499998 = 2.94 BTC [+] -319186;1345060508;smickles;all that shit you are saying about him and you don't -1 him on the WOT? -319185;1345060530;mircea_popescu;what i want to know is how does sera make those sexy curved arrows ! -319184;1345060555;usagi;Because I am a senshi. -319183;1345060582;smickles;usagi: thrust? -319182;1345060584;usagi;or nevermind -319181;1345060595;mircea_popescu;that sucky moment when you can't read smickle's report cause btctalk is down :( -319180;1345060608;smickles;i could pastbin it -319179;1345060610;usagi; ;;getthrudst smickles usagi -319178;1345060621;mircea_popescu;allow me to derail the conversation then http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/aventurile-zilei-17.jpg -319177;1345060636;smickles;so it's not thrust'', it's 'thrust with a d' -319176;1345060658;usagi;I like the hemline -319175;1345060697;smickles;mircea_popescu: i like all the art you spread -319174;1345060707;mircea_popescu;it's my life's emission. -319173;1345060746;mircea_popescu;anyway, http://trilema.com/2012/aventurile-zilei-in-imagini-plus-o-mie-de-cuvinte/ for the full set (+ some words in obscure languages) -319172;1345060806;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.105 = 2.1 BTC [+] -319171;1345060824;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.105 = 2.1 BTC [+] -319170;1345060866;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -319169;1345060903;mircea_popescu;It's not just you! http://bitcointalk.org looks down from here. -319168;1345060907;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.105 = 0.735 BTC [+] -319167;1345060908;mircea_popescu;theymos omg feed the hamster! -319166;1345061105;kakobrekla;oh well -319165;1345061106;kakobrekla;bbl -319164;1345061114;kakobrekla;prepare ze drama -319163;1345061150;smickles;mircea_popescu: i figured it out, as a 'merican, culturally, i don't think losses in business are a bad thing. ya know, the whole learning from failure thing that has propelled business like Apple and such. I suspect ciuciu isn't 'merican -319162;1345061173;mircea_popescu;smickles you neglect the part where i have a lot of money and tax purposes. -319161;1345061174;smickles;.isdown bitcointalk.org -319160;1345061193;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh hyeah, i have paper losses for tax purposes too :/ -319159;1345061218;smickles;that house in columbia pretty much means i don't pay federal income tax -319158;1345061239;mircea_popescu;you warren buffett you :p -319157;1345061248;smickles;untill i start having realized gains > 100K usd -319156;1345061275;smickles;so, if bitcoin goes to 100 usd per coin, i prolly won't cash out -319155;1345061283;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 10 @ 0.077 = 0.77 BTC [-] -319154;1345061293;smickles;just leave it as unrealized gains -319153;1345061365;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 9 @ 0.077 = 0.693 BTC [-] -319152;1345061417;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [+] -319151;1345061444;mircea_popescu;i think i can realise about 100k on polimedia alone -319150;1345061450;mircea_popescu;not that i particularly want to, but anyway. -319149;1345061454;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [-] -319148;1345061541;smickles;heh, ciuciu, you just reminded me of that pic of elon musk w/o an undershirt -319147;1345061555;smickles;now he looks like a businessman -319146;1345061614;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.105 = 0.84 BTC [+] -319145;1345061684;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150N] 1 @ 0.46976989 BTC [-] -319144;1345061695;mircea_popescu;musk should get into bitcoins. -319143;1345061755;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/nz4SEUaX -319142;1345061767;mircea_popescu;a that's too kind. -319141;1345061821;jcpham;HURR -319140;1345061832;jcpham;many lulz were just had -319139;1345061836;jcpham;loudly -319138;1345061862;mircea_popescu;MPOE stock................................488.22351953 488.22351953 490.94574494 54.84171999 54.84171999 -319137;1345061866;jcpham;grim outlook -319136;1345061866;mircea_popescu;wow price stayed the same ? -319135;1345061881;smickles;mircea_popescu: it's the GAAP way to do it -319134;1345061888;mircea_popescu;o ic -319133;1345061893;smickles;mircea_popescu: combine that with the valuation allowance -319132;1345061906;mircea_popescu;yah i saw a second later. -319131;1345061920;jcpham;mircea_popescu can i give you money and you'll give me more? -319130;1345061929;mircea_popescu;jcpham there's a number of ways. -319129;1345061944;jcpham;i love free money -319128;1345061959;mircea_popescu;well, buy a mpoe bond, or else open a mpex acct if you don't have one already and trade -319127;1345061959;smickles;it come at the cost of risk, usually, jcpham -319126;1345061963;mircea_popescu;or just buy the mpcds -319125;1345061966;mircea_popescu;or my stocks -319124;1345061988;mircea_popescu;actually mpcd.a is i think the risklessyest asset in all of btcland. -319123;1345061990;mircea_popescu;maybe. -319122;1345061993;smickles;that b.mpcd.b looks mighty appealing -319121;1345061999;jcpham;smickles do it -319120;1345062003;jcpham;pull the trigger -319119;1345062018;jcpham;buy all mpcd's -319118;1345062024;jcpham;leave none for the rest -319117;1345062029;mircea_popescu;lol then resell at premium -319116;1345062035;smickles;jcpham: imsaguy has the funds right now -319115;1345062043;jcpham;nice -319114;1345062049;usagi;lol unix is such a wonderful system -319113;1345062054;smickles;mircea_popescu: if i had the funds personally, i would have already done that with 'C' -319112;1345062069;mircea_popescu;smickles 9% sounds juicy fo sho. -319111;1345062080;jcpham;so what you are saying is... -319110;1345062087;mircea_popescu;but srsly, buying equity tranche is not for the faint at heart. -319109;1345062090;jcpham;i need to move funds to this glbse thingamajig -319108;1345062091;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, i would have had a goal of 3 to 5% -319107;1345062133;mircea_popescu;jcpham you can buy mpoe bonds by just sending money over. -319106;1345062143;mircea_popescu;smickles conceivably it will take some capital hits yea. -319105;1345062155;jcpham;I'm approximately 22% complete in my journey to over9000 -319104;1345062164;smickles;ciuciu: it is a bit of a kludge, but the only funds s²cm has with imsag were the funds that were with him b/f he came on as CIO -319103;1345062179;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 1 @ 0.077 BTC [-] -319102;1345062180;mircea_popescu;Net cash flow from financing activities............................ (6.44483760) -319101;1345062180;BTC-Mining;Your journey? -319100;1345062182;mircea_popescu;heck ?! -319099;1345062184;smickles;now we're removing the conflict of interest -319098;1345062213;smickles;mircea_popescu: mpoe.etf pays last month's dividend in this month -319097;1345062215;mircea_popescu;btw, is imsaguy2 running a bank yet ? or still doing the whole shadow hedge fund manager thing -319096;1345062224;BTC-Mining;imsaguy came out as CIO? -319095;1345062238;BTC-Mining;Someone care to explain? I think I missed a few things -319094;1345062244;smickles;the fund had a better dividend last month due to some options and such -319093;1345062258;mircea_popescu;but how can that ammount to a loss ?! -319092;1345062271;mircea_popescu;(bear with me, i only have a cursory understanding of accounting) -319091;1345062285;smickles;mircea_popescu: its not a loss, it's cash flow -319090;1345062297;mircea_popescu;o o i see -319089;1345062300;smickles;we speant the cash which we received last month -319088;1345062301;mircea_popescu;yes yes. -319087;1345062402;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 read the part about bonds there. -319086;1345062420;jcpham;it's more of an investment in you mircea_popescu -319085;1345062427;jcpham;the bonds are just a vehicle -319084;1345062434;mircea_popescu;why in me ? am i sexy ? -319083;1345062438;jcpham;definitely -319082;1345062447;mircea_popescu;haha cool. -319081;1345062509;mircea_popescu;somebody needs to organise an event for hedge fund managers -319080;1345062512;jcpham;what's this... -319079;1345062515;mircea_popescu;give them free cookies shaped like bitcoins -319078;1345062517;rg;i trust smicklse -319077;1345062518;jcpham;20 ounces of silver -319076;1345062519;mircea_popescu;and tits. -319075;1345062529;mircea_popescu;with bitcoin tattoos. -319074;1345062532;rg;for long standing acts of trustworthyness -319073;1345062539;jcpham;the mail lady just dropped something in my lap -319072;1345062549;rg;im waiting for some shit in the mail -319071;1345062552;rg;but its coming from cali -319070;1345062552;jcpham;smickles is supremo A #1 tops -319069;1345062553;mircea_popescu;i think mickey carver is like the most competent accountant active with btc atm. -319068;1345062558;rg;probably wnot be here today -319067;1345062584;mircea_popescu;rg : can't you just get some local shit ? -319066;1345062606;mircea_popescu;visit the proctologist clinic, they usually keep a supply. -319065;1345062639;jcpham;ooh and 3 grams of gold -319064;1345062646;jcpham;weak -319063;1345062667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 300 @ 0.00384 = 1.152 BTC [+] -319062;1345062797;rg;no -319061;1345062800;rg;they dont have local vendors -319060;1345062803;rg;for e-cig shit -319059;1345062807;rg;if they did i would use them -319058;1345062822;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 2 @ 0.249 = 0.498 BTC [+] -319057;1345062823;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 5 @ 0.24987999 = 1.2494 BTC [+] -319056;1345062824;mircea_popescu;o you use those water vapour things ? -319055;1345062824;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 3 @ 0.24988 = 0.7496 BTC [+] -319054;1345063382;mircea_popescu;ok i fail to follow this nanotube -319053;1345063385;mircea_popescu;"BTCST has the right to change the terms of its outstanding deposits at any time, as long as there is advance notice of at least 30 calendar days." -319052;1345063398;mircea_popescu;vs -319051;1345063399;mircea_popescu;"Since the existing ToS includes the provision for pirate's ability to change interest rates "with notice", this latest change in interest rates does not violate the terms of the bet contract, even though it did not itself have a 30 day notice. The term "interest rates" was only used as an example of terms that may change in ToS; the list of examples was not intended to be either exhaustive or necessarily-inclusive. The point of the -319050;1345063399;mircea_popescu;ToS changes section and advance notice thereof, was to make sure that users are given ample notice for any unexpected material changes." -319049;1345063419;nanotube;basically, the existing tos said pirate can change interest rates upon notice. -319048;1345063424;mircea_popescu;of 30 days or more. -319047;1345063433;nanotube;no, existing tos did not specify 30 days -319046;1345063442;nanotube;so by changing rates, he's not changing the tos -319045;1345063449;nanotube;because that's already included in the tos. -319044;1345063451;mircea_popescu;o wait. -319043;1345063454;mircea_popescu;i see what you mean. -319042;1345063488;jcpham;i've been expecting falling rates the whole time -319041;1345063490;mircea_popescu;nevertheless, the contract you said says -319040;1345063494;mircea_popescu;terms of its outstanding deposits -319039;1345063494;jcpham;not sure what the big deal is -319038;1345063495;mircea_popescu;and not -319037;1345063499;mircea_popescu;terms of service -319036;1345063499;jcpham;it only effects lenders -319035;1345063573;mircea_popescu;so while the guy didn't change the terms of service... he did change the terms of its outstanding deposits. -319034;1345063598;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 1 @ 0.1489 BTC [+] -319033;1345063631;mircea_popescu;course coupled with the dissolution clause it'd seem your interpretation follows the spirit of the agreement -319032;1345063637;mircea_popescu;nevertheless the letter of it was borkt. -319031;1345063679;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -319030;1345063800;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [+] -319029;1345063976;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 80000 @ 0.001 = 80 BTC -319028;1345064076;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5264 @ 0.00113271 = 5.9626 BTC [+] -319027;1345064104;BTC-Mining;I see... -319026;1345064155;BTC-Mining;That's why I never do anything personal at work -319025;1345064342;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1.053 BTC [-] -319024;1345064413;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.41128695 BTC [-] -319023;1345064449;jcpham;mircea_popescu's site is epic -319022;1345064460;jcpham;most of the women are promised to me already however -319021;1345064471;imsaguy2;so why was I getting highlighted? -319020;1345064475;imsaguy2;coming out as CIO? -319019;1345064477;imsaguy2;wtf? -319018;1345064495;mircea_popescu;lol which site ? -319017;1345064497;jcpham;imsaguy2 tag -319016;1345064513;mircea_popescu;there's nothing wrong with being cio imsaguy2 -319015;1345064637;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.19 = 0.38 BTC [+] -319014;1345064648;imsaguy2;smickles does all the heavy lifting -319013;1345064655;imsaguy2;I just watch to make sure they pay once in a while -319012;1345064694;jcpham;you can tell we are long because we go by the month -319011;1345064706;jcpham;this week shit is too much -319010;1345064743;jcpham;smoke a few valerian roots -319009;1345064751;mircea_popescu;or that -319008;1345064752;jcpham;get yerr hair did gurrrl -319007;1345064769;imsaguy2;hay gurl hay -319006;1345064778;jcpham;get da ice on ya pinky ring -319005;1345064782;jcpham;gurlfrend -319004;1345064883;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1199 = 0.5995 BTC [+] -319003;1345064967;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -319002;1345065039;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.43389999 = 0.8678 BTC [+] -319001;1345065061;imsaguy2;573 pounds of butter were used on Julia Child's show “Baking with Julia.” -319000;1345065100;mircea_popescu;how much cheap wine ? -318999;1345065133;nanotube;mircea_popescu: yea, i'm no lawyer, so the agreement is not foolproof. but the spirit of the bet is about pirate honoring his obligations and actually being in possession of user funds -318998;1345065142;nanotube;so i'm not going to decide the bet on minor technicalities -318997;1345065164;mircea_popescu;yeah. i can see that. tho the litigant in me... :D -318996;1345065191;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1199 BTC [+] -318995;1345065277;imsaguy2;I think nanotube was bought out -318994;1345065280;imsaguy2;he's no longer impartial -318993;1345065281;imsaguy2;impeach -318992;1345065302;nanotube;<_< -318991;1345065303;nanotube;heh -318990;1345065315;mircea_popescu;im just jealous he's making 100 btc on this deal :D -318989;1345065350;imsaguy2;its only 1% -318988;1345065421;mircea_popescu;ya, 1% of enough money to buy all the bitcoin magazines wright will ever print in his lifetime. -318987;1345065487;imsaguy2;heh -318986;1345065734;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 9 @ 0.05 = 0.45 BTC [-] -318985;1345065835;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -318984;1345066213;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.46 BTC [-] -318983;1345066808;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1199 = 0.2398 BTC [+] -318982;1345066902;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 25 @ 1.42 = 35.5 BTC [-] -318981;1345066948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.0003965 = 13.5207 BTC [+] -318980;1345068197;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 24 @ 0.105 = 2.52 BTC [+] -318979;1345068768;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 10 @ 0.0504285 = 0.5043 BTC [-] -318978;1345069141;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.105 = 0.84 BTC [+] -318977;1345069173;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 10 @ 1.45 = 14.5 BTC [-] -318976;1345069531;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -318975;1345069606;Diablo-D3;good porn or bad porn? -318974;1345069627;Diablo-D3;oh, I have enough of that already -318973;1345069735;mircea_popescu;haha EskimoBob, just the man i wanted to see. -318972;1345069745;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A how's that look to you then ? :D -318971;1345069791;Diablo-D3;what language is that? -318970;1345069810;mircea_popescu;english ? -318969;1345069842;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 1 @ 0.15514368 BTC [-] -318968;1345069853;Diablo-D3;silly romanians -318967;1345069868;Diablo-D3;romaniachan lawlz -318966;1345069873;mircea_popescu;wth you on aboot ? -318965;1345069888;smickles;< ciuciu_> Hey smickles: Do you know Mircea is running a porn site? << is that supposed to be a bad thing? -318964;1345069906;mircea_popescu;ahahaah WHAT THE FUCK -318963;1345069948;mircea_popescu;let me spare the dood some work, apparently he's not just misguided but also inept -318962;1345069950;smickles;ciuciu_: I only ask because you've been in the habit recently of trying to discredit MP -318961;1345069988;mircea_popescu;here, i also beat up on women : http://trilema.com/2010/nsfw-mosu-cu-joarda/ http://trilema.com/2011/cum-se-bate-femeia/ -318960;1345070007;mircea_popescu;fucking hayseed, discovered the internet yesterday has no clue about what's what. -318959;1345070009;smickles;I will be on the record of making the assertation that porn is not bad because it is art -318958;1345070036;mircea_popescu;porn is not bad because that's how ciuciu's mom raised her children. -318957;1345070059;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9300 @ 0.00112827 = 10.4929 BTC [-] -318956;1345070069;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.9875 = 2.9625 BTC [-] -318955;1345070078;smickles;mircea_popescu: that first link is one of my favorite pictures. it tells such an interesting story in my mind -318954;1345070100;mircea_popescu;all stories with an obedient pair of girls in them are interesting. -318953;1345070111;mircea_popescu;i think it may be the definition of interesting. -318952;1345070153;smickles;ciuciu_: did you bring up the issue of a porn site for any particular reason? -318951;1345070168;Diablo-D3;who? -318950;1345070171;smickles;that's more of a statement -318949;1345070175;Diablo-D3;because I dont think anyone has the tits for it -318948;1345070186;smickles;what's it matter if he is? -318947;1345070192;mircea_popescu;this chan is so very surreal. -318946;1345070198;smickles;indeed -318945;1345070228;smickles;Diablo-D3: google poliboobs, he's got the tits -318944;1345070240;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -318943;1345070256;Diablo-D3;nothx -318942;1345070262;mircea_popescu;whoa apparently there's a politits blogspot. -318941;1345070274;smickles;ciuciu_: i don't thing spamming the info the MP runs a porn site will harm his reputation -318940;1345070281;smickles;s/thing/think/ -318939;1345070316;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.99999999 = 10 BTC [+] -318938;1345070322;smickles;honestly, ciuciu_, you might risk harming your own reputation, depending on how you go about doing it -318937;1345070325;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0479 = 2.0958 BTC [+] -318936;1345070325;mircea_popescu;what porn site i run ? -318935;1345070326;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 1.048 = 8.384 BTC [+] -318934;1345070335;smickles;ciuciu_: he doesn't use the forums -318933;1345070344;smickles;if your talking about bitcointalk.org -318932;1345070364;smickles;mircea_popescu: you got a bitcointalk account recently? -318931;1345070374;mircea_popescu;nope ? -318930;1345070388;smickles;ciuciu_: i'm fairly sure that's his hireling -318929;1345070405;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 2 @ 0.31958972 = 0.6392 BTC [-] -318928;1345070407;smickles;orly -318927;1345070443;mircea_popescu;o.- puts are starting to move a little. -318926;1345070444;smickles;ok -318925;1345070449;mircea_popescu;wonder if top is in. -318924;1345070487;smickles;ciuciu_: if it is his girlfriend's account, how come you are claiming he uses the forum? -318923;1345070563;smickles;ciuciu_: then you understand that you just commited the non sequitor fallacy? -318922;1345070571;smickles;(sp?) -318921;1345070594;mircea_popescu;sequitur -318920;1345070603;smickles;thank you mp :) -318919;1345070625;mircea_popescu;it wasn't me it was my gf -318918;1345070633;smickles;english as my native language may have harmed my ability to spell in latin -318917;1345070638;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 1.069 = 4.276 BTC [+] -318916;1345070646;smickles;lol -318915;1345070693;smickles;ciuciu_: also http://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/ad-hominem -318914;1345070699;smickles;about the porn site bit -318913;1345070727;smickles;heh, now you're posting stuff that came from my own thread -318912;1345070731;smickles;i've seen that -318911;1345070747;mircea_popescu;i think you'll have to show id. -318910;1345070819;smickles;iirc, mp has told me that he used to live in 'merica, but moved becaus of the comming financial fallout -318909;1345070928;smickles;mircea_popescu: so your gf doesn't speak romanian and has poor knowledge of romanian according to ciuciu_ -318908;1345070938;mircea_popescu;except i dont have a gf. -318907;1345070954;smickles;i feel like i'm learning stuff today :P -318906;1345070957;mircea_popescu;lol -318905;1345070960;Diablo-D3;the thing is though -318904;1345070961;Diablo-D3;that chan? -318903;1345070965;Diablo-D3;the romanian one? -318902;1345070972;Diablo-D3;why is there no good porn on it -318901;1345070974;mircea_popescu;o, the dtng thing is the topic ? -318900;1345070982;mircea_popescu;prolly cause you're not adding it Diablo-D3 -318899;1345071004;Diablo-D3;my art is simply not safe for human consumption -318898;1345071012;Diablo-D3;er, collection of art -318897;1345071025;smickles;Diablo-D3: has kitty porn? -318896;1345071036;mircea_popescu;heck do you do, cuisinart porn ? -318895;1345071043;Diablo-D3;smickles: no -318894;1345071046;Diablo-D3;no furry -318893;1345071048;smickles;cuisinart porn, lol -318892;1345071048;mircea_popescu;(smicks, is cuisin art porn ?) -318891;1345071073;Diablo-D3;its mostly just mindfuck porn that is hilarious to post on g-rated boards. -318890;1345071080;Diablo-D3;its not "porn", you dont fap to it -318889;1345071088;Diablo-D3;you fuck people in the eyesocket with it -318888;1345071104;smickles;to me, the word 'porn' is like the pejorative form of 'gay' -318887;1345071119;smickles;so 'gay porn' just puts me thru the ringer -318886;1345071122;mircea_popescu;to me porn is like a contraction of popcorn -318885;1345071140;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: that only makes sense if its dolcett porn -318884;1345071151;mircea_popescu;i think there's some dolcett somewhere on dtng -318883;1345071163;mircea_popescu;heck, there was a merkley??? thread i think -318882;1345071171;Diablo-D3;orly? url -318881;1345071185;mircea_popescu;d'uh, i have no ideea lol. it is ugc after all. -318880;1345071190;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -318879;1345071194;Diablo-D3;nothing hotter than a woman learning how the sausage is made. -318878;1345071228;smickles;ciuciu_: i don't see that link as having any meaning in the context of this conversation -318877;1345071262;Diablo-D3;man, I just made a hilarious joke -318876;1345071268;Diablo-D3;and virtually no one in here got it -318875;1345071283;smickles;sorry D -318874;1345071288;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/107.html something like that -318873;1345071305;smickles;ciuciu_: i'm sorry, but i just don't believe that right now -318872;1345071394;smickles;ciuciu_: i would very much want to see evidence that MP was going to scam me or my operations out of btc -318871;1345071420;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.99133 = 3.9653 BTC [-] -318870;1345071425;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.99133 = 29.7399 BTC [-] -318869;1345071427;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 2 @ 0.031 = 0.062 BTC [+] -318868;1345071428;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.0301 BTC [-] -318867;1345071430;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 115 @ 0.03 = 3.45 BTC [-] -318866;1345071489;smickles;lol, why should i give a fuck if he's a dubious character? -318865;1345071506;mircea_popescu;how the fuck am i dubious. -318864;1345071517;smickles;mircea_popescu: you run a porn site? -318863;1345071526;smickles;"just saying" -318862;1345071527;smickles;lol -318861;1345071537;smickles;that's the basis of your argument? -318860;1345071548;mircea_popescu;lol. actually, i used to produce the stuff, back the previous millenium when it still made money. -318859;1345071558;smickles;ciuciu_: so this is an emotional reaction? -318858;1345071593;smickles;it doesn't look like it has stopped -318857;1345071657;smickles;can you clearly point out evidence of MP doing something bad? -318856;1345071675;smickles;not shady or dubious, wierd, etc -318855;1345071687;smickles;ciuciu_: you are welcom to say anything you want -318854;1345071707;smickles;but if you want me to believe you, you'll need evidenc and sound argumnetation -318853;1345071746;smickles;lol, argumentation?, i meant a cogent/sound argument -318852;1345071751;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -318851;1345071753;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.1 = 4.9 BTC [-] -318850;1345071805;smickles;ciuciu_: that I should not interact with MP at the significant risk of loss -318849;1345071827;smickles;ciuciu_: accusations mean noting if they did not come to a 'conviction' -318848;1345071839;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.122999 = 1.23 BTC [+] -318847;1345071851;smickles;so then you are out to harm someone for personal reasons? -318846;1345071871;smickles;that's not a very good thing to do -318845;1345071887;smickles;i've forgotten, what did mp do to you? -318844;1345071930;smickles;i've heard that the pr lady pointed out that ciuciu is akin to saying jack shit or something like that -318843;1345071949;smickles;.o ud markak -318842;1345071951;markac;ENOTFOUND -318841;1345071965;smickles;it wouldn't be found by markak would it -318840;1345072010;smickles;ciuciu_: lol, so he pointed out that your name meant something bad in another language, and you're upset at him? -318839;1345072020;smickles;that is 'him' in your mind -318838;1345072038;smickles;ciuciu_: psy already did that -318837;1345072209;smickles;ciuciu_: if you do that in my thread, i will likely and simply point out that you haven't presented me with significant evidence of wrongdoing on the part of MP, or any indication that it puts the fund or its shareholders at risk -318836;1345072433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 800 @ 0.00384 = 3.072 BTC [+] -318835;1345072495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 895 @ 0.00371138 = 3.3217 BTC [-] -318834;1345072621;kakobrekla;ah -318833;1345072626;kakobrekla;still MP vs CC -318832;1345072637;mircea_popescu;hm ? -318831;1345072675;kakobrekla;well i came back online several hours later and its still/again MP vs CC talk -318830;1345072689;kakobrekla;i dont see much of a point in any of this -318829;1345072694;smickles;ciuciu_: btw, good luck in your endeavors. -318828;1345072726;mircea_popescu;i think smickles is havign fun lol -318827;1345072778;smickles;mircea_popescu: i think it's important to pursue possible information that may foreshadow harm to myself or the shareholders of mpoeetf or ss -318826;1345072807;smickles;my personal pleasure in the action is masturbatory -318825;1345072820;mircea_popescu;hehehe okay -318824;1345072848;smickles;hey, doesn't that word just mean self-pleasing, yet otherwise pointless? -318823;1345072861;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -318822;1345072863;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05899998 BTC [+] -318821;1345072881;mircea_popescu;sorta -318820;1345072886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.0003965 = 2.6566 BTC [+] -318819;1345072895;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.99989999 = 3.9996 BTC [+] -318818;1345072925;smickles;huh, the internet seems to disagree -318817;1345072985;smickles;well, that seems to not be the word I intended to use -318816;1345072986;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -318815;1345073054;mircea_popescu;lol -318814;1345073060;mircea_popescu;thesaurus backfire -318813;1345073118;smickles;i don't recall where i (thought that I) learned that word, but i don't think it was a thesaurus -318812;1345073131;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 53 @ 0.105 = 5.565 BTC [+] -318811;1345073175;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 49 @ 0.05899998 = 2.891 BTC [+] -318810;1345073190;mircea_popescu;maybe it was a very ellaborate prank. -318809;1345073202;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 11 @ 0.05899999 = 0.649 BTC [+] -318808;1345073251;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -318807;1345073253;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -318806;1345073285;smickles;well, then someone needs to cop up to it, i'm sure i owe them a drink -318805;1345073614;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [-] -318804;1345073691;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 25000 @ 0.001 = 25 BTC -318803;1345073703;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.99989999 BTC [+] -318802;1345073855;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 9 @ 1.45 = 13.05 BTC [-] -318801;1345073878;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1.5 BTC [+] -318800;1345073883;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.PPT] 4 @ 1.7889 = 7.1556 BTC [-] -318799;1345073909;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -318798;1345073981;kakobrekla;so.,, insured pirate bonds cdo anyone? -318797;1345074037;copumpkin;how would that work? they'd all default at the same time -318796;1345074043;copumpkin;oh, insured -318795;1345074045;copumpkin;sorry :) -318794;1345074186;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla make sure you mix the insurers well. -318793;1345074197;kakobrekla;umm -318792;1345074204;kakobrekla;id rather see someone else do it -318791;1345074205;mircea_popescu;copumpkin has a point, they're not such great matter for a cdo cause of high catastrophe chance. -318790;1345074225;copumpkin;it'd still be somewhat more interesting than uninsured CDO :P -318789;1345074232;copumpkin;but possibly not much more -318788;1345074243;kakobrekla;well i guess the whole point of it is who will payout and who wont -318787;1345074245;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.99989999 = 1.9998 BTC [+] -318786;1345074249;DeaDTerra;GIPPT dividend incoming :) -318785;1345074252;kakobrekla;if default happens -318784;1345074259;mircea_popescu;the ideea is if one goes the 2nd likely also goes -318783;1345074266;mircea_popescu;and so the benefits of cdo-ing aren't so notable. -318782;1345074276;kakobrekla;well -318781;1345074280;mircea_popescu;copumpkin you never said what you thought of my cds! -318780;1345074285;kakobrekla;maybe yes maybe no -318779;1345074289;copumpkin;I don't think I saw them! -318778;1345074293;copumpkin;I've been very absent :) -318777;1345074298;mircea_popescu;o rly ? -318776;1345074304;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A -318775;1345074306;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.99999999 = 7 BTC [+] -318774;1345074423;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.104 = 2.08 BTC [-] -318773;1345074424;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.102 = 2.04 BTC [-] -318772;1345074425;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.101 = 0.505 BTC [-] -318771;1345074426;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 32 @ 0.1001 = 3.2032 BTC [-] -318770;1345074427;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1001 = 5.005 BTC [-] -318769;1345074428;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 73 @ 0.1 = 7.3 BTC [-] -318768;1345074564;DeaDTerra;Anyone want to buy ASICMINER shares?^^ -318767;1345074667;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -318766;1345074669;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.99999999 = 8 BTC [+] -318765;1345074691;kakobrekla;wheres the pump on asicminer -318764;1345074772;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -318763;1345074947;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.05899999 = 1.18 BTC [+] -318762;1345074973;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.059 = 0.59 BTC [+] -318761;1345075016;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.059 = 0.59 BTC [+] -318760;1345107165;MoneyIsDebt;rg: Just curious - why not on glbse? -318759;1345107170;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.105 = 1.68 BTC [+] -318758;1345107218;rg;MoneyIsDebt: because i agreed to be on MPEX -318757;1345107227;rg;someone was supposed to setup a broker site to MPEX -318756;1345107231;rg;so you could trade MPEX+GLBSE -318755;1345107236;rg;but SOMEONE never finished it -318754;1345107251;rg;besides, glbse is all mining bonds -318753;1345107253;mircea_popescu;lol someone is like i dun remember, 6 ppl ? -318752;1345107254;rg;shit is useless -318751;1345107275;rg;azelphur did most of the work -318750;1345107279;rg;he just never finished it -318749;1345107289;rg;if i had skill i'd finish it -318748;1345107290;Azelphur;:D -318747;1345107290;mircea_popescu;jurov was working on it too -318746;1345107291;rg;but i don ot -318745;1345107293;mircea_popescu;i think he's on vacations\ -318744;1345107319;rg;i dont understand why no one has finished it -318743;1345107321;mircea_popescu;and there more i duno recall right off -318742;1345107324;rg;theres basically free money for the taking -318741;1345107325;rg;whoever does it -318740;1345107333;mircea_popescu;yes. -318739;1345107336;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.105 = 1.89 BTC [+] -318738;1345107338;rg;even if you made $100/wk -318737;1345107339;Azelphur;rg: because I got scared, I really don't like the idea of handling large amounts of money -318736;1345107339;mircea_popescu;i think many people lack the discipline. -318735;1345107340;rg;it'd be worth it -318734;1345107343;Azelphur;it's the sorta thing I'd loose sleep over lol -318733;1345107346;mircea_popescu;or that. -318732;1345107358;mircea_popescu;yeah, this is not peanuts, like "o i made an apple app with crows" -318731;1345107358;MoneyIsDebt;what money -318730;1345107359;rg;so -318729;1345107363;mircea_popescu;this is... you fuck up, you're on the hook -318728;1345107363;rg;you shoulda still finished it -318727;1345107366;rg;and let someone else run it -318726;1345107370;mircea_popescu;for... 10k btc, 150k usd, your house. ouch. -318725;1345107370;rg;and took a cut from the profit -318724;1345107382;rg;you're thinking too short term/small picture man -318723;1345107391;rg;that's the problem with bitcoin, no one is thinking big picture -318722;1345107404;rg;so much money for the taking -318721;1345107406;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt check this out for instance -318720;1345107406;rg;and no one is taking it -318719;1345107410;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-devtalk/http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-devtalk/ -318718;1345107413;rg;at least mircea is getting a piece of the action -318717;1345107422;rg;he basically opened up a whole new venue for people to grab a piece too -318716;1345107423;Azelphur;rg: I'm getting plenty :) -318715;1345107423;rg;but no one has -318714;1345107430;rg;Azelphur: small picture, again -318713;1345107435;Azelphur;nou -318712;1345107479;mircea_popescu;bah that was fucked up wtf. -318711;1345107479;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-devtalk/ -318710;1345107489;rg;shrug -318709;1345107492;rg;if you dont want money -318708;1345107494;rg;dont take it -318707;1345107497;rg;someone else will, eventually -318706;1345107509;MoneyIsDebt;I'd be interested -318705;1345107526;MoneyIsDebt;But I have the same concerns as Azelphur - handling ppls money securely -318704;1345107548;mircea_popescu;rg : to be honest i think the right way to start is something like brendio is doing (maybe smickles was doing it too i dont recall) : brokerage services. -318703;1345107553;mircea_popescu;no site, no automation, old style. -318702;1345107566;mircea_popescu;heck, back in the 1990s i used to CALL my broker, or drop by his office -318701;1345107571;mircea_popescu;and we'd trade via telex ffs. -318700;1345107572;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.118 = 0.236 BTC [+] -318699;1345107583;MoneyIsDebt;mircea_popescu: But then, why not use opentransactions or something -318698;1345107610;mircea_popescu;im not familiar with that project -318697;1345107612;mircea_popescu;past knowing it exists. -318696;1345107637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17698 @ 0.00038668 = 6.8435 BTC [-] -318695;1345107661;mircea_popescu;jee the mrket is punishing me for my ignorance ? -318694;1345107667;mircea_popescu;have mercy i r but human! -318693;1345107693;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: I'm about to cash out a bit :p -318692;1345107704;mircea_popescu;what, you had money ? -318691;1345107705;MoneyIsDebt;so what's the state of the brokerage code at the moment? -318690;1345107705;Azelphur;need some money since I kinda went on a shopping spree lol -318689;1345107731;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt huh ? -318688;1345107748;MoneyIsDebt;if I wanted to finish it -318687;1345107755;MoneyIsDebt;is it available? -318686;1345107761;mircea_popescu;i don't think anyone released anything. -318685;1345107766;MoneyIsDebt;ok -318684;1345107767;mircea_popescu;well, Azelphur released a python bot -318683;1345107775;mircea_popescu;what was it, pympex ? on git ? -318682;1345107786;MoneyIsDebt;well, I've already made a frontend for glbse -318681;1345107792;Azelphur;haha, that's just a very simple library that won't do a whole lot for an exchange -318680;1345107793;mircea_popescu;o ? can we see it ? -318679;1345107795;MoneyIsDebt;I haven't looked at the mpex api -318678;1345107817;mircea_popescu;there's no mpex api in that sense. you have to pipe gpg strings in that's all. -318677;1345107819;Azelphur;MoneyIsDebt: it's difficult to work with -318676;1345107827;Azelphur;^ indeed -318675;1345107833;Azelphur;and after you do the first read, it just wipes all the data -318674;1345107844;rg;i have azelphurs exchange -318673;1345107851;rg;but i wouldnt give it out without permission -318672;1345107854;mircea_popescu;Azelphur hm ? -318671;1345107855;rg;i only have it in a vm backup -318670;1345107858;Azelphur;hehe -318669;1345107864;rg;i saved his vm image before i wiped it -318668;1345107873;MoneyIsDebt;Don't give me anything yet -318667;1345107875;rg;at least i think i still have it -318666;1345107880;rg;there is a good chance i do not -318665;1345107882;MoneyIsDebt;Since I'm potentially working on a competing product -318664;1345107892;Azelphur;yea, I don't particularly want it handed out because people tend not to understand what "no support" means -318663;1345107902;MoneyIsDebt;I don't want to be encumbered with copyright issues, unless it's really up for grabs -318662;1345107903;Azelphur;every time I give something out that is unfinished as no support, people pummel me with questions -318661;1345107906;rg;well Money, i dont think it really competes -318660;1345107909;rg;considering he gave up -318659;1345107911;rg;and its unfinished -318658;1345107911;Azelphur;yea -318657;1345107923;MoneyIsDebt;What language did you use? -318656;1345107929;Azelphur;it won't really be of any use to anyone, if someone is going to make an exchange they may as well do it from scratch -318655;1345107931;Azelphur;python/django -318654;1345107938;MoneyIsDebt;cool -318653;1345107947;rg;i liked it -318652;1345107949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44778 @ 0.00038668 = 17.3148 BTC [-] -318651;1345107950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62200 @ 0.00038369 = 23.8655 BTC [-] -318650;1345107952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53818 @ 0.00037945 = 20.4212 BTC [-] -318649;1345107953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30200 @ 0.00037831 = 11.425 BTC [-] -318648;1345107954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58675 @ 0.00037597 = 22.06 BTC [-] -318647;1345107954;rg;i was going to pay to have GLBSE do MPEX natively -318646;1345107955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3870 @ 0.00037532 = 1.4525 BTC [-] -318645;1345107956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33600 @ 0.00037487 = 12.5956 BTC [-] -318644;1345107957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12859 @ 0.00037445 = 4.8151 BTC [-] -318643;1345107957;rg;but nefario is all -318642;1345107957;Azelphur;yea it was nice, maybe one day I'll rack up the courage to go back to it -318641;1345107957;rg;no -318640;1345107959;rg;im going to china -318639;1345107964;rg;my real life is more important than IRC life -318638;1345107965;rg;bla bla -318637;1345107974;BTC-Mining;........ -318636;1345107978;mircea_popescu;hahaha what ?! -318635;1345107983;mircea_popescu;wtf is everyone going to china for ? -318634;1345107990;rg;misc. reasons -318633;1345107991;mircea_popescu;it's cheaper to import the hos. -318632;1345107996;Harvey00;Government leaves you alone apparently -318631;1345107996;Luceo;:D -318630;1345108001;BTC-Mining;You have some guts approriating yourself the life of others -318629;1345108007;mircea_popescu;Harvey00 the COMMUNIST govt leaves you alones ? -318628;1345108009;MoneyIsDebt;communist china - land of the free -318627;1345108009;Luceo;If you want a government that will leave you alone -318626;1345108012;mircea_popescu;jesus x what did the us come to. -318625;1345108014;Luceo;Go to South America -318624;1345108018;MoneyIsDebt;too bad the US went to hell -318623;1345108019;mircea_popescu;Luceo or romania. -318622;1345108023;Harvey00;The government might be communist but its incompetent -318621;1345108024;MoneyIsDebt;liberty wise -318620;1345108032;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Yeah or Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary good too -318619;1345108043;Harvey00;Farming communities secede from the Chinese government all the time. -318618;1345108044;Luceo;I might move to Romania, you guys have fast Internet and fine ladies :D -318617;1345108049;mircea_popescu;or the czech republic, serbia -318616;1345108054;Harvey00;China is more American than America at its core. -318615;1345108057;mircea_popescu;heck, you can take the girls for a nude walk in the street there -318614;1345108060;mircea_popescu;nobody gives a shit. -318613;1345108065;Luceo;Yeah Chinese government doesn't give a fuck what you do as long as you dont' attack them -318612;1345108083;mircea_popescu;Luceo no joke on either score. romania interwebz is like top 5 IN THE WERLD. -318611;1345108093;mircea_popescu;i get 12mbps for like $30 -318610;1345108098;Luceo;mircea_popescu: I know, and I have a Romanian ex so -318609;1345108102;mircea_popescu;a -318608;1345108104;mircea_popescu;well then. -318607;1345108106;mircea_popescu;where you from ? -318606;1345108106;Luceo;I know Romania wins on the other count too ;) -318605;1345108108;rg;mircea_popescu: lol -318604;1345108111;rg;12mb inside romania -318603;1345108113;Luceo;Switzerland -318602;1345108115;Harvey00;I got bored of women after playing pua for too long. -318601;1345108115;rg;1mb/512k to anywher eelse -318600;1345108116;mircea_popescu;rg nope. -318599;1345108134;mircea_popescu;i talk to my server at 32mpbs lol. how do you think i donwload all my meals. -318598;1345108142;rg;we pay like $50/mo -318597;1345108144;rg;and get 2MB/sec -318596;1345108146;Harvey00;you wouldn't download a steak -318595;1345108149;rg;and 600KB/sec up -318594;1345108154;mircea_popescu;not without sauce i wouldn't. -318593;1345108171;mircea_popescu;Harvey00 i never got into that entire pua thing, seems so stupid. -318592;1345108181;Luceo;I get 200Mbit/40Mbit for about $70/m -318591;1345108187;rg;22% [=======> ] 23,798,327 2.78M/s eta 27s -318590;1345108214;Harvey00;mircea_popescu: The principle of it is to be confident. anyways, yeah it's stupid because there's more to life. -318589;1345108228;mircea_popescu;that's not my objection even, i am confident by nature and experience. -318588;1345108237;mircea_popescu;BUT why the fuck am i talking to random idiots based on how they look ? -318587;1345108241;Luceo;mme.honv.tar.gz ~ D/L: 21,996.4 kbps -318586;1345108241;mircea_popescu;dude, i need clever women. -318585;1345108258;rg;i need some espresso -318584;1345108260;Harvey00;I need to stop being so nihilistic and depressed. -318583;1345108263;mircea_popescu;it's about 100x more efficient to just let my blog filter them out. -318582;1345108265;rg;i got to get some work done tonight -318581;1345108271;Luceo;mircea_popescu: :D -318580;1345108273;rg;i have been slacking -318579;1345108278;rg;i need to FINISH -318578;1345108279;rg;the god damn -318577;1345108280;Harvey00;Also bitdaytrade is offering trading on margin -318576;1345108281;rg;bitvps website -318575;1345108283;mircea_popescu;rg you need a pet. -318574;1345108287;Harvey00;Watch the market go wacky with gamblers. -318573;1345108290;rg;well im moving to england soon -318572;1345108293;rg;so im ot getting a pet -318571;1345108293;Luceo;mircea_popescu: I need a pet -318570;1345108297;Luceo;I should get a kitten -318569;1345108299;rg;im already pissed i cant bring my fucking plants -318568;1345108305;mircea_popescu;im selling pets, nice tits, great ass, 10k btc a pop. -318567;1345108307;mircea_popescu;lifetime. -318566;1345108310;rg;shit is fucking gay -318565;1345108315;rg;i spent so much time on these plants -318564;1345108318;rg;now i cant even bring them -318563;1345108332;mircea_popescu;rg : make them salad, eat them right before you go to airport. -318562;1345108336;mircea_popescu;stick it to the man. -318561;1345108337;rg;theyre not food -318560;1345108360;mircea_popescu;Copyright ©2012 Bitdaytrade ltd. << is this a wannabe bitcoinica ? -318559;1345108367;rg;its james' desert plant collection -318558;1345108378;rg;theres a haworthia attenunata -318557;1345108380;rg;a cactus -318556;1345108385;rg;and another cactus -318555;1345108388;mircea_popescu;cactus makes great salad. -318554;1345108394;rg;the cactus might die -318553;1345108395;Luceo;Cactus makes good beer -318552;1345108398;rg;i rescued it -318551;1345108400;rg;i mighta been too late -318550;1345108408;mircea_popescu;and it's called attenuata -318549;1345108412;Luceo;rg: When you come to Europe, go to Brussels -318548;1345108420;Luceo;And visit a bar called Delirium -318547;1345108427;mircea_popescu;ya rg, you couldbuy handmade lace for your nigger ass there! -318546;1345108428;Luceo;They sell about 1600 different beers -318545;1345108433;Luceo;and 400 absinthes -318544;1345108468;mircea_popescu;Luceo i know some guy who went into some bar like that with x beers. they had a gallon cup thing -318543;1345108473;mircea_popescu;and he ordered a shot of each beer. -318542;1345108480;mircea_popescu;like 200+ lmao -318541;1345108490;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Delirium have a 2 liter cup, I know that much :P -318540;1345108492;Luceo;lol -318539;1345108511;Luceo;I go there about every 2 months, great fun -318538;1345108525;mircea_popescu;maybe it was 2liter, i recall but vaguely. -318537;1345108591;Luceo;And yeah the relevance was -318536;1345108595;Luceo;Delirium sell cactus beer -318535;1345108612;Luceo;Which I forgot to mention because I'm sleep deprived -318534;1345108625;mircea_popescu;i just slept 10 hours or so -318533;1345108638;mircea_popescu;im fresh as a newborn babe. -318532;1345108655;Luceo;~_~ I havent slept 10h in the last 48 -318531;1345108705;mircea_popescu;and before that i took a 4 hr nap -318530;1345108736;mircea_popescu;and in between the nap and the sleep i had excellent sweet&sour pork and my toes suckled. -318529;1345108747;Harvey00;.... -318528;1345108748;mircea_popescu;the life of a btc financier is fraught with danger. -318527;1345108753;mircea_popescu;peril -318526;1345108761;mircea_popescu;and horrors diverse. -318525;1345108768;Diablo-D3;that is disgusting. -318524;1345108780;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10435 BTC [+] -318523;1345108781;mircea_popescu;don't knock it till you've had it, i say. -318522;1345108790;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8700 @ 0.00112586 = 9.795 BTC [-] -318521;1345108790;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3400 @ 0.0011183 = 3.8022 BTC [-] -318520;1345108819;Harvey00;BitDayTrade is for losers, nevermind -318519;1345108825;Harvey00;The site doesn't even bloody work -318518;1345108838;Diablo-D3;Harvey00: hes a troll, dont worry -318517;1345108849;mircea_popescu;Harvey00 go get margin on mpex eh. -318516;1345108862;Harvey00;If I knew how to work that bloody thing. -318515;1345108891;mircea_popescu;haha. just use Azelphur's python tool srsly. -318514;1345108906;Harvey00;will google -318513;1345108915;mircea_popescu;hm -318512;1345108929;Azelphur;confirmations taking 351235435234 years \o/ -318511;1345108930;mircea_popescu;https://github.com/Azelphur/pyMPEx -318510;1345108946;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: want some ebay laughs? :P -318509;1345108952;mircea_popescu;sure -318508;1345108967;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/x1btb0c9w9futq4/3mEOQEpIEW -318507;1345108975;Azelphur;"new" "perfect condition" "comes with box and earphones!" -318506;1345108982;mircea_popescu;lol -318505;1345108990;mircea_popescu;someone showed me a destructified one just yest -318504;1345108992;mircea_popescu;also from ebay -318503;1345108999;Azelphur;I especially love the lockscreen, they didn't give me the password -318502;1345109013;mircea_popescu;no wait, i think it was you lol -318501;1345109013;Azelphur;I already won that though, I have the phone and the money -318500;1345109018;Azelphur;so it's like "what now bitch" -318499;1345109024;Azelphur;:P -318498;1345109043;Azelphur;I'm not gonna drop to his level though, I told him if he pays shipping he can have it back. -318497;1345109047;mircea_popescu;Azelphur authored 12 days ago < o hey, still maintained ? -318496;1345109063;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: yea, smickles made a pull request -318495;1345109085;mircea_popescu;a -318494;1345109104;mircea_popescu;ya, add smickles to the list of people who are making a brokerage site. -318493;1345109112;mircea_popescu;that's 3, but im pretty sure there were more -318492;1345109122;mircea_popescu;course some musta quit i guess -318491;1345109128;rg;i use pympex pretty much exclusively -318490;1345109132;Azelphur;:D -318489;1345109149;Luceo;I need to reg on mpex at some point -318488;1345109157;Azelphur;woo my nexus 7 has left the depot for delivery -318487;1345109159;Azelphur;go postman, go. -318486;1345109168;mircea_popescu;Luceo better sooner than later lol. -318485;1345109171;Luceo;Im still waiting for my cheap Korean keyboard -318484;1345109180;Luceo;to replace this shitty $150 mechanical keyboard >_< -318483;1345109185;Azelphur;xD -318482;1345109191;Diablo-D3;>shitty -318481;1345109193;Diablo-D3;>mechanical -318480;1345109196;Diablo-D3;wat -318479;1345109205;Azelphur;I saw a keyboard the other day that seriously tempted me to buy it -318478;1345109208;Luceo;Diablo-D3: Steelseries 7 -318477;1345109210;Azelphur;it had a couple issues which put me offt hough -318476;1345109210;Luceo;It's junk -318475;1345109215;Diablo-D3;oh -318474;1345109216;rg;Diablo-D3: i heard you ruined all the mining bonders days -318473;1345109225;mircea_popescu;!ticker dmc -318472;1345109226;Diablo-D3;Luceo: that company produces shit -318471;1345109226;Azelphur;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3AbwJON7ECk -318470;1345109228;rg;and for that, i thank you for the lulz -318469;1345109228;Diablo-D3;dont buy from them -318468;1345109228;Azelphur;shits tempting as hell -318467;1345109234;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.063] [Ask: 0.079] [Spread: 0.016] [Last: 0.079] [24hVol: 93.018791] [7dAvg: 0.05644972] -318466;1345109234;Diablo-D3;rg: well it was an accident -318465;1345109236;Azelphur;but, not mechanical, and no API for the LCD from what I can see -318464;1345109237;Luceo;Diablo-D3: Yes, they do -318463;1345109240;mircea_popescu;owow it went up. -318462;1345109241;Azelphur;and no Linux support, and expensive -318461;1345109246;Diablo-D3;Luceo: theres like three keyboards worth owning -318460;1345109251;rg;Diablo-D3: did you post a statement? -318459;1345109251;Azelphur;but it looks kickass...I wants it :( -318458;1345109259;Luceo;Diablo-D3: Qsenn DT-35, best keyboard ever -318457;1345109260;mircea_popescu;rg what did he do anyway ? -318456;1345109263;Luceo;And they're about $10 :P -318455;1345109264;rg;also where is DMC's p/l statement? -318454;1345109282;Diablo-D3;rg: I didnt personally destroy bonds -318453;1345109287;Diablo-D3;I used asicminer to do it -318452;1345109298;rg;tell me and mircea what happened -318451;1345109300;mircea_popescu;wasnt that deadterra's ?! -318450;1345109301;Diablo-D3;and now they're forced to trade me 15mh per dmc -318449;1345109304;mircea_popescu;ya srsly lol -318448;1345109348;mircea_popescu;;;lube assbot -318447;1345109349;gribble;Error: "lube" is not a valid command. -318446;1345109354;Diablo-D3;I think Im going to start a motion to not pay dividends for the next few months as well -318445;1345109355;mircea_popescu;you don't know what life is, gribs. -318444;1345109377;Diablo-D3;just so I can buy the market. all of it. -318443;1345109386;mircea_popescu;what market ? -318442;1345109432;rg;mircea -318441;1345109434;rg;is this illegal: -318440;1345109443;rg;can i give large share holders free VPS's ? -318439;1345109477;Luceo;I think that'd be dumb if it was illegak -318438;1345109480;Luceo;illegal* -318437;1345109489;Luceo;But you never know with the government -318436;1345109490;mircea_popescu;i don't see why'd it be illegal. -318435;1345109494;rg;im just making sure -318434;1345109501;mircea_popescu;Luceo he means illegal in the mpex sense of that term. -318433;1345109502;rg;how can i prove people actually hold bitvps shares? -318432;1345109507;rg;yeah -318431;1345109509;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Ohhh! -318430;1345109511;rg;i dont give a shit about the government -318429;1345109518;mircea_popescu;rg you can't really check. -318428;1345109520;rg;im already breaking SEC regulations by even being listed on MPEX -318427;1345109535;rg;i just dont want to make 'the management' angry -318426;1345109542;mircea_popescu;unless they show you STATs. -318425;1345109550;rg;easly faked -318424;1345109551;mircea_popescu;but even so, why'd you want to do that ? -318423;1345109552;rg;=/ -318422;1345109558;rg;uhh -318421;1345109561;rg;cause i love my share holders -318420;1345109569;mircea_popescu;they're anon. -318419;1345109569;rg;they gave me a lot of money -318418;1345109574;rg;for not that much in return -318417;1345109577;rg;so id like to make them happy? -318416;1345109580;rg;is THAT a crime? -318415;1345109592;mircea_popescu;yes. just make them money. happyness is what women are for. -318414;1345109607;rg;women are not worth the hassle more than half the time -318413;1345109611;Luceo;I need to update prices -318412;1345109612;Luceo;AGAIN -318411;1345109614;Luceo;-_- -318410;1345109618;mircea_popescu;what prices ? -318409;1345109618;rg;anyone who binds their happiness to a woman is missing out -318408;1345109628;Luceo;VPS prices -318407;1345109630;mircea_popescu;didn't know you swung the other way rg. -318406;1345109636;Luceo;Bitcoin keeps shooting up :< -318405;1345109636;mircea_popescu;Luceo you run a vps too ? -318404;1345109637;rg;i dont swing the other way -318403;1345109644;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Yeah -318402;1345109648;BTC-Mining;Yes, you undeserving business man. You're not shark enough! That's a crime according to the business entourage. -318401;1345109671;BTC-Mining;They'll judge and sentence you according to their laws. -318400;1345109686;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining dun be a hater, this is the digital fronteer. -318399;1345109701;BTC-Mining;I'm not serious eh -318398;1345109714;mircea_popescu;lol -318397;1345109726;mircea_popescu;unseriousness is illegal. -318396;1345109736;mircea_popescu;bitcoin iz srs bzns. -318395;1345109747;mircea_popescu;jesus fuck we're over 13 ?! -318394;1345109759;Luceo;;;ticker -318393;1345109759;gribble;Best bid: 13.19993, Best ask: 13.19994, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.19994, 24 hour volume: 73786, 24 hour low: 12.29, 24 hour high: 13.45 -318392;1345109764;mircea_popescu;i feel like im 12 again and every morning i wake up to a new party. -318391;1345109771;BTC-Mining;Aye... lots of asks being added -318390;1345109776;BTC-Mining;but even more bids -318389;1345109790;mircea_popescu;was as high as 13.45 fo reals. -318388;1345109824;BTC-Mining;That's over 1/3rd than the bubble at it's high -318387;1345109830;BTC-Mining;except growth is much slower... -318386;1345109842;BTC-Mining;I hope it goes back down by quite a bit eventually however -318385;1345109843;mircea_popescu;i honestly think we'll prolly close the year ~20 -318384;1345109853;mircea_popescu;and we'll never see under 10 ever again. -318383;1345109889;mircea_popescu;that past is forever closed in a crypt of awesome, and we'll just reminesce about it. -318382;1345109894;BTC-Mining;Well, transactions amount have raised overall. What was thought of as a fad that would go away at the turn of the first bubble actually survived quite well. -318381;1345109916;Luceo;$25 by year end -318380;1345109919;mircea_popescu;yup. and the rewards are halving -318379;1345109919;BTC-Mining;It's still a fast changing, small economy, but the outlook isn't bad for bitcoins -318378;1345109927;BTC-Mining;That too. -318377;1345109929;mircea_popescu;that is the key factor i think. -318376;1345109990;mircea_popescu;i imagine by 2015 everyone is trading in milibtc -318375;1345109999;mircea_popescu;and we'll be thought of as titans, like the people with the 10k btc pizza. -318374;1345110011;BTC-Mining;50 BTC x 6/hour x 24 h = 7200 generated daily -318373;1345110030;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the point nobody understands is inflation. -318372;1345110042;mircea_popescu;on a 7mn base 7k generated daily is like 40% inflation yoy. -318371;1345110055;mircea_popescu;the prices holding their ground in those conditions is unheard of irl. -318370;1345110057;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170N] 1 @ 0.56779392 BTC [-] -318369;1345110058;Luceo;We'lll be the BTCilderberg Group? :P -318368;1345110060;mircea_popescu;countries with 40% year inflation flounder. -318367;1345110068;BTC-Mining;That's about 1/10th of MtGox volume too -318366;1345110076;mircea_popescu;Luceo not you, the rest of us. the ppl with money. -318365;1345110078;mircea_popescu;:D -318364;1345110083;Luceo;:o -318363;1345110086;Luceo;I has money :P -318362;1345110091;BTC-Mining;Once inflation is halved and less miners sell, it might gain more value. -318361;1345110097;mircea_popescu;way faster. -318360;1345110103;mircea_popescu;that's the thing, rewards double -318359;1345110111;mircea_popescu;3600 added to a 13mn base is now more like usd inflation was -318358;1345110117;mircea_popescu;back in the 90s when that economy worked still -318357;1345110123;Luceo;Its k each of these BTC are going to be worth like -318356;1345110127;Luceo;$1m one day -318355;1345110129;Luceo;np :D -318354;1345110138;BTC-Mining;Nah... -318353;1345110189;BTC-Mining;We'd need a 21 trillion market cap with all bitcoins generated for that. -318352;1345110201;mircea_popescu;i doubt 1mn really. i guess we'll see more like 20k tops. -318351;1345110206;mircea_popescu;in our lifetimes. -318350;1345110255;mircea_popescu;the thing is, on thw face of it 21 trn seems doable, what, the world gdp is about there. -318349;1345110267;mircea_popescu;BUT most of that gdp is fake. the touch of btc will shring it to nothing. -318348;1345110280;mircea_popescu;the us gdp is not even 1 trn in bitcoin-convertible usd. -318347;1345110384;Luceo;I think probably $1k is achievable -318346;1345110390;Luceo;Above that may be difficult -318345;1345110399;Luceo;But I'll still be a multi-millionaire if we hit $1k so -318344;1345110402;Luceo;Sounds good to me -318343;1345110449;mircea_popescu;.py 10^9 * 0.003 * 10^3 -318342;1345110451;markac;TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for ^: 'int' and 'float' -318341;1345110454;mircea_popescu;aww! -318340;1345110465;mircea_popescu;.py 10**9 * 0.003 * 10**3 -318339;1345110466;markac;3000000000.0 -318338;1345110483;mircea_popescu;hey, billionaire! -318337;1345110596;Luceo;Hmm, I wouldnt quite be there :P -318336;1345110632;Luceo;yet ;) -318335;1345110703;mircea_popescu;i used a very conservative mpex share multiplyer of 10x. -318334;1345110721;mircea_popescu;considering it went like 4x since april... -318333;1345110947;Azelphur;there we go, cashed out $900 -318332;1345111167;Luceo;I got in with ~$2400 and got 800 BTC, first time around -318331;1345111301;mircea_popescu;haha my first buy was 1k usd for 60 btc -318330;1345112609;BTC-Mining;Canada is a weird thing. -318329;1345112641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.0003965 = 9.1988 BTC [+] -318328;1345112666;mircea_popescu;The first 10 securities that sold shares in value of 100BTC will get their registation fees of 10BTC reimbursed. -318327;1345112668;BTC-Mining;Has the USA's hat, it seems to be influenced a lot by their systems. Yet it does a lot of "un-sucky" things on the other side. -318326;1345112684;BTC-Mining;As the USA's hat* -318325;1345112722;mircea_popescu;it does a lot of sucky things too. imo it's the unfortunate bastard of the us and europe -318324;1345112728;mircea_popescu;has inherited the stupidities of both. -318323;1345112751;rg;its not anonymous -318322;1345112754;mircea_popescu;i mean, in england you can't own guns and the policeman can't ask for your id -318321;1345112758;mircea_popescu;in canada you can't own guns. -318320;1345112764;rg;and theyre rewriting it cause the bitcoind src is garbage -318319;1345112771;mircea_popescu;in the us you have freedom of speech and everyone is stupid-liberal. -318318;1345112772;rg;bitcoind hasnt gotten any better -318317;1345112777;mircea_popescu;in canada everyone is stupid-liberal. -318316;1345112778;mircea_popescu;etc. -318315;1345112779;rg;w ehave all these new features -318314;1345112784;rg;and the client still BLOWS -318313;1345112808;rg;cause bitcoin-dev would rather argue about BIP-124958252752752 -318312;1345112811;rg;than get anything real done -318311;1345112844;mircea_popescu;did you finish your site rg -318310;1345112849;mircea_popescu;or are just arguing about bitcoin-d -318309;1345112866;rg;i havent even started -318308;1345112870;rg;i just washed my fce mask off -318307;1345112893;rg;im going to an annual cook out this weekend -318306;1345112896;rg;at a friends -318305;1345112896;mircea_popescu;your. im sorry, your face mask ? -318304;1345112899;rg;and there is prime stockto fucking -318303;1345112909;rg;so my skin has to look nice -318302;1345112922;rg;i dont have sex much -318301;1345112923;rg;but when i do -318300;1345112924;mircea_popescu;dude the day i wear face masks to get laid... -318299;1345112926;rg;its at this bbq -318298;1345112933;rg;umm -318297;1345112935;rg;its not to get lid -318296;1345112941;rg;its to clear up my face and make it look nice -318295;1345112946;rg;so i can trick a girl into having sex with me -318294;1345112992;rg;not all of us can have silky smooth, blemish free skin -318293;1345113037;mircea_popescu;my face ain't silk smooth. -318292;1345113044;mircea_popescu;besides i got a beard half the time -318291;1345113062;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.118 = 0.472 BTC [+] -318290;1345113074;rg;so you have nasty skin under your beard -318289;1345113078;rg;i cant grow a beard -318288;1345113118;mircea_popescu;i dont have nasty skin lol. -318287;1345113128;mircea_popescu;i have man skin. not silky who knows what not nasty, just human. -318286;1345113159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 725 @ 0.00375196 = 2.7202 BTC [+] -318285;1345113162;mircea_popescu;jesus god what is happening to this worl;d -318284;1345113182;rg;well -318283;1345113184;rg;im irish -318282;1345113188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5109 @ 0.0003965 = 2.0257 BTC [+] -318281;1345113190;rg;and we're pasty white -318280;1345113194;rg;so any imperfections on the skin show up -318279;1345113196;rg;a lot -318278;1345113203;rg;so when i go into public -318277;1345113206;rg;i have to do stuff -318276;1345113258;mircea_popescu;i thought you were black !? -318275;1345113268;rg;shut your mouth... -318274;1345113269;BTC-Mining;rg: how about shaving and going out in the sun every now and then? Get some all natural "de-whitening" treatment? -318273;1345113280;mircea_popescu;nah, i knew an irish lass -318272;1345113283;rg;i cant shave -318271;1345113284;mircea_popescu;she's shave and go in the sun -318270;1345113286;rg;or else i look 14 -318269;1345113288;mircea_popescu;and then she'd freckle the fuck up -318268;1345113300;mircea_popescu;rg hos wanna do 14yo bois all da time. -318267;1345113342;rg;i need a haircut -318266;1345113348;rg;maybe if its not a million degrees out tomorrow ill go get one -318265;1345113372;mircea_popescu;but srsly, did i ever see a pic of you ? -318264;1345113439;rg;probably -318263;1345113445;rg;its on photobook.bitvps.com -318262;1345113547;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 26 @ 0.105 = 2.73 BTC [+] -318261;1345113571;mircea_popescu;o hey was that there b4 ? i honestly thought you were black! -318260;1345113588;mircea_popescu;you sly dog you. i wouldn't worry about any blemishes. -318259;1345113616;mircea_popescu;and where's draco anymore. -318258;1345113785;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101012.0 -318257;1345113795;BTC-Mining;Well I have created a new asset. -318256;1345113898;mircea_popescu;gl with it. -318255;1345113922;BTC-Mining;It's not much but eh. -318254;1345113946;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9901 = 3.9604 BTC [-] -318253;1345113947;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [-] -318252;1345113949;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 0.99 = 10.89 BTC [-] -318251;1345113965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30781 @ 0.0003965 = 12.2047 BTC [+] -318250;1345113977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18793 @ 0.0003965 = 7.4514 BTC [+] -318249;1345114043;BTC-Mining;Seems there will need to be a pass-through since it's 100 BTC slices minimum -318248;1345114045;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.105 = 2.625 BTC [+] -318247;1345114115;mircea_popescu;i thought he paid 1% a week, where's 2.25 from ? -318246;1345114179;BTC-Mining;Target and maximum return -318245;1345114190;BTC-Mining;Although contract states 9/10th of current rate -318244;1345114223;BTC-Mining;It's not his deposits operation, he created a new fund. -318243;1345114243;mircea_popescu;o -318242;1345114259;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1.5 BTC [+] -318241;1345114303;BTC-Mining;I'll add a note about that in the thread I guess -318240;1345114590;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4600 @ 0.00112585 = 5.1789 BTC [+] -318239;1345114591;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2100 @ 0.00113125 = 2.3756 BTC [+] -318238;1345114593;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1271 @ 0.00113657 = 1.4446 BTC [+] -318237;1345114691;MoneyIsDebt;Where are all these lending operations getting their profits from? Silk road customers paying 10% weekly interest, or? -318236;1345114747;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt this is unclear. -318235;1345114762;mircea_popescu;i know some people lend to forum users, sorta consumer/retail loans -318234;1345114767;mircea_popescu;but they seem insanely high risk to me. -318233;1345114785;MoneyIsDebt;yes, high risk, but also expensive for the borrower -318232;1345114804;MoneyIsDebt;I guess if you're addicted to drugs and need to buy on SR you'd agree to those rates -318231;1345114830;MoneyIsDebt;I can't see many other reasons to take expensive bitcoin loans , especially now that the prices are skyrocketing -318230;1345114907;mircea_popescu;i would have expected honestly to see daisychain defaults in the banks -318229;1345114926;mircea_popescu;seeing how at the rates they charge a 2x increase in btc/usd means prolly 50x default increase. -318228;1345114990;mircea_popescu;tbh kludge is the most vulnerable i would guess, he got hit by an undisclosed loss in the owens case, if he also has a pile of toxic debt and the people start flooding out of his pirate passthrough thing... -318227;1345115000;mircea_popescu;course this is all speculation. -318226;1345115024;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.0499 = 3.1497 BTC [+] -318225;1345115026;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 1.05 = 10.5 BTC [+] -318224;1345115027;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.05 = 2.1 BTC [+] -318223;1345115065;MoneyIsDebt;maybe lenders are simply shorting bitcoin -318222;1345115076;MoneyIsDebt;but they must be in trouble these days... -318221;1345115090;mircea_popescu;if they were shorting bitcoin i'd see a lot more hedging volume on options. -318220;1345115125;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 20 @ 0.095 = 1.9 BTC [-] -318219;1345115126;mircea_popescu;my honest oppinion is that this is mostly citizen banking. people playing around. -318218;1345115147;MoneyIsDebt;could be -318217;1345115166;MoneyIsDebt;pirate is playing bigtime though ;) -318216;1345115181;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.1499 = 1.3491 BTC [+] -318215;1345115182;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [+] -318214;1345115183;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 14 @ 0.154 = 2.156 BTC [+] -318213;1345115211;mircea_popescu;not everyone is equally responsible. -318212;1345115218;mircea_popescu;take 30 kids to the seaside -318211;1345115229;mircea_popescu;ten will play on the beach, twenty in the water -318210;1345115232;mircea_popescu;of which one will drown. -318209;1345115608;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.9999 = 1.9998 BTC [+] -318208;1345115736;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.398 = 0.796 BTC [-] -318207;1345115883;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 551 @ 0.00113771 = 0.6269 BTC [+] -318206;1345115885;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3268 @ 0.00113791 = 3.7187 BTC [+] -318205;1345115886;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8681 @ 0.00113797 = 9.8787 BTC [+] -318204;1345116041;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2804 @ 0.00113753 = 3.1896 BTC [-] -318203;1345116042;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6000 @ 0.0011183 = 6.7098 BTC [-] -318202;1345116044;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5798 @ 0.0011145 = 6.4619 BTC [-] -318201;1345116045;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5458 @ 0.00111081 = 6.0628 BTC [-] -318200;1345116046;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7355 @ 0.00110983 = 8.1628 BTC [-] -318199;1345116047;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 585 @ 0.0011039 = 0.6458 BTC [-] -318198;1345116104;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5555 @ 0.0011039 = 6.1322 BTC [-] -318197;1345116104;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18600 @ 0.00107525 = 19.9997 BTC [-] -318196;1345116106;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 511 @ 0.00106054 = 0.5419 BTC [-] -318195;1345116107;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00103862 = 6.024 BTC [-] -318194;1345116108;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14534 @ 0.0010386 = 15.095 BTC [-] -318193;1345116199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00038925 = 9.1474 BTC [-] -318192;1345116200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24681 @ 0.00037445 = 9.2418 BTC [-] -318191;1345116202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41400 @ 0.00037424 = 15.4935 BTC [-] -318190;1345116203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00037327 = 2.9115 BTC [-] -318189;1345116204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30336 @ 0.00036389 = 11.039 BTC [-] -318188;1345116205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31400 @ 0.00036134 = 11.3461 BTC [-] -318187;1345116205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43800 @ 0.00035927 = 15.736 BTC [-] -318186;1345116206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52047 @ 0.00034738 = 18.0801 BTC [-] -318185;1345116208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30036 @ 0.00034723 = 10.4294 BTC [-] -318184;1345116271;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2672 @ 0.0010386 = 2.7751 BTC [-] -318183;1345116272;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8188 @ 0.00103797 = 8.4989 BTC [-] -318182;1345116274;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 640 @ 0.001 = 0.64 BTC [-] -318181;1345116508;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9901 = 3.9604 BTC [-] -318180;1345116510;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.99 = 8.91 BTC [-] -318179;1345116511;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.99 = 6.93 BTC [-] -318178;1345116637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.0003965 = 5.2338 BTC [+] -318177;1345116819;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 150000 @ 0.02747519 = 4121.2785 BTC [-] -318176;1345117163;nefario;wow that last one was a big one -318175;1345117190;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 78500 @ 0.001 = 78.5 BTC -318174;1345117228;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 2 @ 0.30232322 = 0.6046 BTC [-] -318173;1345117643;BTC-Mining;: ▃▃▃ -318172;1345117655;BTC-Mining;I mean... -318171;1345117658;BTC-Mining;:███ -318170;1345117744;BTC-Mining;Someone expects to be selling a lot of hashing -318169;1345117755;BTC-Mining;Mircea... -318168;1345117855;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 3 @ 0.13485739 = 0.4046 BTC [-] -318167;1345117877;rg;hehe -318166;1345117954;mircea_popescu;sup -318165;1345118016;rg;arf arf -318164;1345118043;nefario;anyone had a look at the front page of the bitcoin subreddit lately http://reddit.com/r/Bitcoin -318163;1345118077;mircea_popescu;Bitdaytrade.com developer is a genius - he has been able to circumvent the max 21 million bitcoins limit. Now just have to wait 24 hours to withdraw. -318162;1345118078;mircea_popescu;that ? -318161;1345118099;mircea_popescu;i don't usually read reddit, it strikes me as about on par with bitcointalk, intellectually. -318160;1345118100;nefario;Thats the funniest one -318159;1345118124;Harvey00;So bitdaytrade is up? -318158;1345118132;mircea_popescu;tesla museum. actually, there's a tesla museum in belgrade, i visited it. -318157;1345118133;nefario;should be -318156;1345118142;nefario;they must have over 21 million coins -318155;1345118147;Harvey00;So people trading on margin now? -318154;1345118150;mircea_popescu;BitDayTrade.com operator has already lost 4000BTC before -318153;1345118168;mircea_popescu;is this really different from bitcoinica ? how ? -318152;1345118181;nefario;I think it's the same thing -318151;1345118189;nefario;I don't know really -318150;1345118215;mircea_popescu;it looks like the same thing. -318149;1345118216;rg;who is he -318148;1345118236;rg;oh my god -318147;1345118238;rg;it is bitcoinica -318146;1345118243;rg;the bitcoinica src was released -318145;1345118251;rg;i cant believe someone would attempt such a blatent rip off?! -318144;1345118263;mircea_popescu;haha is it actually based on the bitcoinica source ? -318143;1345118271;mircea_popescu;just diff css etc ? -318142;1345118289;Harvey00;I can't believe this. It's too funny to be true. -318141;1345118299;mircea_popescu;"Over the last two decades cybercrime has matured from the early days of curiosity-driven hackers and pranksters to a fully fledged industry. " fuck compuerworld. -318140;1345118305;mircea_popescu;who do they take themselves for ? -318139;1345118306;rg;i just emailed him -318138;1345118308;rg;asking what the fuck -318137;1345118314;rg;well -318136;1345118316;rg;more like -318135;1345118320;mircea_popescu;buncha losers sitting in an office typing up crap nobody reads about things they don;'t understand. -318134;1345118324;rg;'Is this based on the Bitcoinica trading engine?' -318133;1345118331;rg;Bitcoinica wasn't even the best engine -318132;1345118334;rg;to reuse it would be dumb -318131;1345118334;Harvey00;Short answer: No. -318130;1345118337;nefario;I don't think so -318129;1345118340;Harvey00;Long answer: Yeeesssssss -318128;1345118342;rg;the only reason they had market share was cause htey were the first -318127;1345118343;nefario;read the other post -318126;1345118344;mircea_popescu;lol Harvey00 -318125;1345118350;rg;i dont read posts -318124;1345118354;rg;i email and use IRC -318123;1345118358;rg;posts can fuck right off -318122;1345118362;mircea_popescu;rg actually the reason they had market share was cause they had css. -318121;1345118362;rg;i hate the forum -318120;1345118364;nefario;seems to be from kronos.io -318119;1345118376;rg;nefario: eh lets just see what the author says -318118;1345118388;mircea_popescu;kronos was the thing kludge/owens/etc were working on ? -318117;1345118389;Harvey00;Well kronos.io is not going to have a good launch now -318116;1345118404;rg;[james@elephant ~]$ telnet bitdaytrade.com 22 -318115;1345118404;rg;Trying 109.74.193.147... -318114;1345118404;rg;Connected to bitdaytrade.com. -318113;1345118404;rg;Escape character is '^]'. -318112;1345118404;rg;SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.3p1 Debian-3ubuntu6 -318111;1345118417;rg;AND hosted on linode -318110;1345118419;nefario;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/yb89v/bitdaytradecom_operator_has_already_lost_4000btc/ -318109;1345118421;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 2 @ 0.33464076 = 0.6693 BTC [-] -318108;1345118423;rg;you've got to be shitting me -318107;1345118425;mircea_popescu;ahaha WIN -318106;1345118428;rg;this is setup EXACTLY like bitcoinica -318105;1345118430;mircea_popescu;winwinwinwinwinwinwinwin -318104;1345118445;rg;theres a PPTP VPN on it too -318103;1345118455;rg;open to the public -318102;1345118467;Harvey00;Whoa -318101;1345118467;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 250 @ 0.23990007 = 59.975 BTC [+] -318100;1345118469;nefario;well sign in there -318099;1345118474;Harvey00;They actually hosted it on Linode? -318098;1345118476;Harvey00;Again!? -318097;1345118478;nefario;and help process that other guys withdrawal -318096;1345118481;mircea_popescu;linode is solid. -318095;1345118487;nefario;rock solid -318094;1345118494;Harvey00;Not in the case of Bitcoinica, eh? -318093;1345118495;mircea_popescu;gypsum rock solid. -318092;1345118500;nefario;lol -318091;1345118505;mircea_popescu;Harvey00 your sarcasm detector is hosed. -318090;1345118506;rg;nice -318089;1345118508;rg;not only that -318088;1345118512;mircea_popescu;did you host it on linode ? -318087;1345118515;rg;the PPTP implimentation on the host is vulnerable to a bruteforce attack -318086;1345118520;rg;that allows 200-300 passwords/sec -318085;1345118522;rg;to be bruteforced -318084;1345118538;mircea_popescu;password model does nto work for btc finance. end of story, srsly. -318083;1345118555;rg;debug1: Next authentication method: password -318082;1345118555;rg;root@109.74.193.147's password: -318081;1345118561;rg;faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaail -318080;1345118575;Harvey00;It's good to see evolution happen instantly. -318079;1345118585;Harvey00;This is Darwinism at its finest. -318078;1345118605;nefario;well -318077;1345118608;mircea_popescu;problem is nobody says "i lost my btc because i was an imbecile" -318076;1345118609;nefario;better fail now -318075;1345118610;nefario;than later -318074;1345118614;mircea_popescu;everybody blames the vague hacker. -318073;1345118628;nefario;really? -318072;1345118634;nefario;I think most blame the operators -318071;1345118636;Harvey00;while the hacker lives it up on a cruise ship -318070;1345118641;mircea_popescu;or that. -318069;1345118653;Harvey00;I think most people admire the hackers for holding stupidity accountable. -318068;1345118654;mircea_popescu;in this case of bitcoinica redux on linode tho... wellll... -318067;1345118658;mircea_popescu;operators kinda should be blamed. -318066;1345118683;nefario;oh he's commented on the greater than 21million BTC thing -318065;1345118685;nefario;> Explanation: my friend was able to find a bug, which allowed him to trade his free 0.1 BTC to more than 25 million BTC. After he found out that there is 24 hour waiting time before withdraw, he realized that he might not get that money... -318064;1345118695;rg;You don't have permission to access /app/admin/ on this server. -318063;1345118697;rg;woot -318062;1345118701;rg;found the admin dir -318061;1345118708;Harvey00;hahaha -318060;1345118710;Harvey00;Wait -318059;1345118712;mircea_popescu;lol this is so funny -318058;1345118717;Harvey00;Are they running the server apps as root? -318057;1345118726;Harvey00;Are they running as fucking root? lol -318056;1345118729;nefario;depends -318055;1345118737;rg;look -318054;1345118738;nefario;is there a proxy in front? -318053;1345118740;nefario;if not -318052;1345118743;nefario;then yes -318051;1345118746;nefario;it's running as root -318050;1345118748;rg;give me a few minutes. -318049;1345118751;mircea_popescu;wait. -318048;1345118753;mircea_popescu;waitwait. -318047;1345118759;nefario;wait -318046;1345118759;mircea_popescu;apache runs as root ? -318045;1345118763;nefario;no -318044;1345118766;nefario;as user www -318043;1345118770;rg;apache does run as root -318042;1345118772;nefario;but at this standard -318041;1345118776;mircea_popescu;o gtfo -318040;1345118779;rg;it setuid's to a non priv user -318039;1345118782;rg;to serve out content -318038;1345118785;nefario;ah -318037;1345118787;nefario;my bad -318036;1345118799;rg;so it just drops privs -318035;1345118802;rg;for anything important -318034;1345118814;Harvey00;>apache -318033;1345118815;mircea_popescu;rg, i'll cut you a deal : for every million btc's you get on the guy;'s site i'll credit you 1 satoshi -318032;1345118820;mircea_popescu;up to a limit of 10 btc. -318031;1345118825;Harvey00;WHY WOULD YOU RUN APACHE WITH FINANCIALS -318030;1345118826;rg;if i find anything -318029;1345118829;rg;i will be emailing the admin -318028;1345118832;rg;without saying anything here -318027;1345118842;rg;but if i find less critical comical shit -318026;1345118844;rg;i will post it her -318025;1345118859;mircea_popescu;Harvey00 well ostensibly you havw to talk to a browser at some point. -318024;1345118895;mircea_popescu;unless you want to do one of those really proprietary systems and have the client code on a rom chip in some purpose-made display thing. -318023;1345118912;Harvey00;Well, you can have strict limits on what the client sends you. -318022;1345118917;Harvey00;Reject everything else. -318021;1345118918;mircea_popescu;that you can. -318020;1345118921;nefario;nginx FTW -318019;1345118974;Harvey00;You could even ban IPs that send too many suspicious requests. -318018;1345119087;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 133819 @ 0.02747269 = 3676.3679 BTC [-] -318017;1345119141;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.063 BTC [-] -318016;1345119142;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.05 = 0.1 BTC [-] -318015;1345119143;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 25 @ 0.05 = 1.25 BTC [-] -318014;1345119160;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 53 @ 0.99 = 52.47 BTC [-] -318013;1345119175;rg;[05:08] Well, you can have strict limits on what the client sends you. -318012;1345119178;rg;not exactly -318011;1345119184;rg;you should let the client send whatever they want -318010;1345119188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50000 @ 0.00037297 = 18.6485 BTC [-] -318009;1345119189;rg;its what you do with what they send that counts -318008;1345119190;rg;i mean -318007;1345119199;rg;someone can send legitrequest;/bin/sh -318006;1345119209;rg;obviously you take that and flush it -318005;1345119215;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.98521 = 11.8225 BTC [-] -318004;1345119218;rg;blocking bad requests is just security through obscurity -318003;1345119238;rg;you just need to treat any input from the user as a potentially AIDS infected needle -318002;1345119239;Harvey00;Well, it's one tool out of many. -318001;1345119244;rg;meh -318000;1345119247;Harvey00;http://brucewagner.com/forum -317999;1345119249;Harvey00;lol -317998;1345119250;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 46 @ 0.05 = 2.3 BTC [-] -317997;1345119251;rg;its on the same line as hiding all your windoze boxes behind a firewall -317996;1345119257;rg;its not *really* secure -317995;1345119261;rg;you might not get hacked at first -317994;1345119267;rg;but eventually a skilled hacker will tear you apart -317993;1345119273;rg;SO many places... appear secure remotely -317992;1345119277;rg;but once you get into the 10.x -317991;1345119279;rg;its a JOKE -317990;1345119292;nefario;my box -317989;1345119294;mircea_popescu;you mean 192.x ? -317988;1345119294;nefario;is so secure -317987;1345119297;nefario;I can't even use it -317986;1345119309;mircea_popescu;welcome to bruce wagner's discussion community - after you register, send an email to bruce@brucewagner.com and include your username, in order to join -317985;1345119316;mircea_popescu;this name is vaguely familiar. -317984;1345119318;rg;192.168.x is the same as 10.x -317983;1345119321;nefario;mircea_popescu: most local networks firewall external only -317982;1345119322;rg;its a reserved subnet -317981;1345119324;mircea_popescu;is he the gay guy with a youtube show ? -317980;1345119329;nefario;yes -317979;1345119332;rg;10.x is a /8, 192.168 is a /16 -317978;1345119336;mircea_popescu;a ok -317977;1345119340;mircea_popescu;on both counts. -317976;1345119346;rg;people with huge networks use 10.x -317975;1345119350;rg;or if you're asian -317974;1345119353;rg;you just use a real subject -317973;1345119354;nefario;haha -317972;1345119355;rg;er -317971;1345119355;rg;subnet -317970;1345119364;rg;and dont pay attention to the fact that you can never route to those IPs -317969;1345119366;rg;ever again -317968;1345119366;nefario;racist internet -317967;1345119375;rg;facts, not racism -317966;1345119380;mircea_popescu;factism. -317965;1345119381;rg;asians do not believe in reverse DNS -317964;1345119391;Azelphur;photos of my desk, you want to look at them. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/3832397/Photos/2012/August/20120816_090349%280%29.jpg -317963;1345119397;rg;4ward DNS work lar -317962;1345119398;rg;r -317961;1345119402;rg;no for need to reverse DNS -317960;1345119403;rg;kekekeke -317959;1345119411;mircea_popescu;Azelphur add gf tits. -317958;1345119416;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: lol -317957;1345119417;rg;dishonorable hacker no find server -317956;1345119419;rg;reerse DNS -317955;1345119420;rg;kekekek -317954;1345119422;rg;lar -317953;1345119431;mircea_popescu;dishonorable hacker ahaha -317952;1345119439;MoneyIsDebt;Azelphur: Zoom in. Enhance. -317951;1345119450;mircea_popescu;somebody set us up the trojan -317950;1345119481;mircea_popescu;no wonder he writes python, he's got one of those keyboards. -317949;1345119502;Azelphur;MoneyIsDebt: :P -317948;1345119506;MoneyIsDebt;I started coding python because I'm a monty python fan. -317947;1345119507;Azelphur;4 x 2560x1440 monitors there :D -317946;1345119512;MoneyIsDebt;As good a reason as any.... -317945;1345119534;Azelphur;MoneyIsDebt: love me some python :) -317944;1345119561;MoneyIsDebt;import ni; -317943;1345119565;mircea_popescu;Don't I look great... when my picture is this small... -317942;1345119565;mircea_popescu;You've (almost certainly inadvertently) stumbled upon my contact page... Aren't you lucky! :) You might know me from one of my venues, but feel free to roam around and explore some of the other things I'm into as well. And, of course, please don't hesitate to contact me. I'm very friendly, and I rarely bite (hard)... -317941;1345119572;mircea_popescu;people need better elevator speeches srsly. -317940;1345119583;mircea_popescu;Who the hell is Bruce Wagner? -317939;1345119583;mircea_popescu;Bruce Wagner is a Hollywood film producer, an American novelist, actor, screenwriter, and director, known for his acerbic view of the Hollywood entertainment industry. -317938;1345119592;mircea_popescu;so basically he's a stripper ? -317937;1345119654;Harvey00;Yes -317936;1345119658;Harvey00;A Bitcoin stripper -317935;1345119665;Harvey00;who advertises MyBitcoin -317934;1345119674;Harvey00;and lets everybody lose their money on it -317933;1345119679;mircea_popescu;ok this is too funny. some guy's name actually is Shtylman ?! -317932;1345119826;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0301 = 3.0903 BTC [-] -317931;1345119847;Harvey00;Okay confirmed -317930;1345119855;Harvey00;The wild trades are from BitDayTrade -317929;1345119863;Harvey00;and they are probably broke already -317928;1345119900;nefario;what wild trades? -317927;1345119920;Harvey00;The 50 BTC 1 minute orders and sells -317926;1345119927;Harvey00;BitDayTrade is done. -317925;1345119936;mircea_popescu;o that's what it was ? -317924;1345119962;nefario;oh -317923;1345119964;nefario;ahah -317922;1345119970;nefario;I thought it was something else -317921;1345119973;Harvey00;Don't put no more than .01 BTC in there. -317920;1345119974;rg;fuck i want mybitcoin.com -317919;1345119975;rg;so badly -317918;1345119975;nefario;how much did they amount to -317917;1345119987;Harvey00;They are probably still sleeping -317916;1345119997;mircea_popescu;Harvey00 but i mean if they sold btc they got usd nao, why'd they be broke ? -317915;1345120023;Harvey00;Because they have obligations to the snot nosed traders wrecking the system. -317914;1345120077;BTC-Mining;Broke? Done? With so many gullible depositors, are you sure it's not planned? Why, seeing how easy it is to setup something insecure, why not do that and run with the money right away? -317913;1345120078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00038793 = 5.1207 BTC [+] -317912;1345120079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46500 @ 0.0003965 = 18.4373 BTC [+] -317911;1345120080;mircea_popescu;o i c what you mean. -317910;1345120104;BTC-Mining;No more is the need for ??? steps between profit -317909;1345120119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00037297 = 3.767 BTC [-] -317908;1345120120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7261 @ 0.00034723 = 2.5212 BTC [-] -317907;1345120122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22639 @ 0.00033437 = 7.5698 BTC [-] -317906;1345120134;BTC-Mining;1. Bitcoinica > 2. Profit > 3. Bitdaytrade > 4. Profit > 5. etcetcetc -317905;1345120134;mircea_popescu;lol BTC-Mining 1. profit 2. profit 3. profit. -317904;1345120177;BTC-Mining;With such anonymity and bad security chained wallets/trading platforms... -317903;1345120214;BTC-Mining;How easy would it be to change name each time and create a "new" wallet/trading platform? Leave it completly unsecure in all appearance. -317902;1345120224;BTC-Mining;Blame a hack, run with money, create a new? -317901;1345120247;Harvey00;People will eventually get standards -317900;1345120263;BTC-Mining;They would have needed that last year -317899;1345120282;mircea_popescu;we have standards. wot. gpg. etc. -317898;1345120319;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7SsavHX6tc&feature=player_embedded -317897;1345120324;mircea_popescu;this thing is pure comedy. -317896;1345120343;mircea_popescu;we don't need standards as much as we need better hats -317895;1345120344;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 25 @ 1.03 = 25.75 BTC [-] -317894;1345120345;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.0202 BTC [-] -317893;1345120346;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 25 @ 1.02 = 25.5 BTC [-] -317892;1345120347;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 19 @ 1.011 = 19.209 BTC [-] -317891;1345120403;nefario;oh dear -317890;1345120412;nefario;news is getting to shareholders -317889;1345120445;mircea_popescu;eh ? -317888;1345120511;mircea_popescu;glbse is slow. now i can't check up wth bdt is. -317887;1345120531;mircea_popescu;BitDayTrade Fixed Interest Bond 3% Week a ok. -317886;1345120577;rg;mircea -317885;1345120578;mircea_popescu;The funds raised from issuing these bonds will be used for the development of the issuer's margin trading platformhttps://bitdaytrade.com/ -317884;1345120584;rg;tell that asshole nefario to drop the portugal host -317883;1345120585;mircea_popescu;this is pretty cool. can i short them ? :D -317882;1345120588;rg;that all the boxes tunnel to -317881;1345120594;mircea_popescu;i thoughty you hosted him ? -317880;1345120597;rg;we do -317879;1345120605;rg;but it all tunnels to a host in portugal -317878;1345120612;rg;so its only as strong as its weakest link -317877;1345120619;BTC-Mining;Well, if they actually worked on it... IT MIGHT be secure, but appear completly unsecure. All depends on what's done on the background. -317876;1345120629;BTC-Mining;But honestly, I doubt that. -317875;1345120653;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that sounds like something from the "trust me i know what i'm doing" comicbook -317874;1345120667;rg;so -317873;1345120671;rg;this guy in -otc starts chatting -317872;1345120674;rg;come to find out -317871;1345120676;BTC-Mining;Would be better to have obfuscation for the sake of not attracting bad traffic too -317870;1345120678;rg;hes the owner of a site we use *every* day -317869;1345120679;nefario;rg -317868;1345120685;nefario;you be full of shieeeeet -317867;1345120688;rg;we = my household -317866;1345120691;mircea_popescu;what site be that ? -317865;1345120693;nefario;GLBSE is not in portugal -317864;1345120697;rg;nzbsrus -317863;1345120697;nefario;.... anymore -317862;1345120705;rg;nefario: its still slow and its not in portugal? -317861;1345120707;rg;that's horrible -317860;1345120722;nefario;it's slow because we've got a shitonne of bots -317859;1345120736;nefario;was recently sped up -317858;1345120739;rg;so -317857;1345120741;nefario;will be more soon as well -317856;1345120746;rg;lets upgrade you to a dual E5 -317855;1345120748;rg;with 128GB ram -317854;1345120755;rg;LSI 9260 raid controller -317853;1345120756;BTC-Mining;So who's that guy in otc? What's his website? -317852;1345120762;rg;with 4x1TB RE4 disks -317851;1345120774;rg;that's what cal2.vm.bitvps.com is -317850;1345120788;rg;you could partition it out into your whole infrastructure -317849;1345120797;rg;and the nice thing about a box like that is .. you grow into it -317848;1345120803;rg;you need another machine? you provision it -317847;1345120806;rg;no contacting the data center -317846;1345120808;rg;no stupid shit -317845;1345120808;mircea_popescu;i like rg's salesmanship. -317844;1345120811;rg;you basically hold all the keys -317843;1345120822;rg;mircea_popescu: dude i hate to admit it, i am a great salesman -317842;1345120823;mircea_popescu;are you in ny rg ? -317841;1345120832;rg;mircea_popescu: close, MA -317840;1345120908;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.95 = 2.85 BTC [-] -317839;1345121012;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.07899999 = 0.158 BTC [+] -317838;1345121130;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0111 = 3.0333 BTC [+] -317837;1345121150;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 21 @ 1.011 = 21.231 BTC [-] -317836;1345121182;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 6 @ 1.01 = 6.06 BTC [-] -317835;1345121192;Harvey00;BitVPS is clearly one of the best things to invest in. -317834;1345121200;Harvey00;rg is just too awesome for his own good -317833;1345121226;BTC-Mining;I don't invest in it but I've done some small work from time to time for rg -317832;1345121246;BTC-Mining;If I work for it, maybe it would make sense to invest in it eh -317831;1345121296;Harvey00;Yeah, as Marx said, the workers should own their means of production. ; ) -317830;1345121328;rg;BTC-Mining is my go-to -317829;1345121332;rg;for *anything* web related -317828;1345121332;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0101 = 3.0303 BTC [+] -317827;1345121333;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 4 @ 1.01 = 4.04 BTC [-] -317826;1345121334;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 6 @ 1 = 6 BTC [-] -317825;1345121336;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 12 @ 1 = 12 BTC [-] -317824;1345121355;mircea_popescu;Harvey00 so buy his shares -317823;1345121357;BTC-Mining;I wouldn't recommend server setup/security however, or advancing scripting (web development) -317822;1345121376;BTC-Mining;advanced coding* -317821;1345121435;BTC-Mining;I don't know much about that. I can help for almost anything else. -317820;1345121463;BTC-Mining;or learn it on the fly =/ -317819;1345121509;rg;you need some CSS/PHP/HTML done? BTC-Mining is your guy -317818;1345121525;rg;i think he did everything for bitvps -317817;1345121532;rg;wait.. btc-mining, did you do the currnet bitvps.com template? -317816;1345121533;mircea_popescu;he killed my auntie! -317815;1345121538;BTC-Mining;Eh, not quite -317814;1345121541;rg;i think it was some random guy -317813;1345121549;rg;he translated it from a static HTML template to wordpress -317812;1345121551;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 13 @ 1 = 13 BTC [-] -317811;1345121553;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 35 @ 1 = 35 BTC [-] -317810;1345121554;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -317809;1345121554;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -317808;1345121559;rg;(which btc-mining can do as well) -317807;1345121561;rg;lol BDT is fucked -317806;1345121567;rg;every last trade has been a - -317805;1345121567;mircea_popescu;lol -317804;1345121569;rg;!ticker bdt -317803;1345121572;assbot;[GLBSE:BDT] [Bid: 1] [Ask: 1.06979999] [Spread: 0.06979999] [Last: 1] [24hVol: 194.66369993] [7dAvg: 1.04599856] -317802;1345121616;BTC-Mining;I vaguely integrated the Wordpress template for Bitvps to plain html/css to frame around bitvps's WHMCS client area -317801;1345121618;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7205 @ 0.00100069 = 7.21 BTC [+] -317800;1345121619;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2795 @ 0.00111824 = 3.1255 BTC [+] -317799;1345121627;rg;yeah -317798;1345121634;rg;i forget who did the original template -317797;1345121638;rg;i dont even think he exists anymore -317796;1345121643;BTC-Mining;... -317795;1345121643;rg;btc-mining: get ready -317794;1345121649;rg;soon youll have to do http://wallet.bitvps.com -317793;1345121672;BTC-Mining;Sounds good =/ -317792;1345121673;rg;and its gonna be a HUGE pain in the ass -317791;1345121674;rg;:) -317790;1345121685;rg;check index.php's CSS -317789;1345121688;rg; -317788;1345121688;mircea_popescu;lol rg rubbed off his prev designer. -317787;1345121690;BTC-Mining;Why would it now? -317786;1345121702;rg;btc-mining: cause its your favorite, wordpress -317785;1345121703;rg;:) -317784;1345121716;BTC-Mining;I hate CMS -317783;1345121732;BTC-Mining;Unless it's barebone PHP -317782;1345121746;BTC-Mining;As in PHP sepatates the template from the page -317781;1345121750;rg;http://wallet.bitvps.com/wp-content/themes/Karma/style.css -317780;1345121751;BTC-Mining;separates* -317779;1345121755;Harvey00;CMS pisses me off -317778;1345121763;Harvey00;I always end up going to notepad in the end -317777;1345121774;BTC-Mining;You still need a barebone CMS -317776;1345121782;mircea_popescu;jesus god wagner is hitting on the bitfloor kid on the show -317775;1345121784;mircea_popescu;WHAT THE FUCK -317774;1345121802;BTC-Mining;Acka a dynamic page containing the template and loading the content. -317773;1345121803;rg;ha -317772;1345121805;rg;hes asian isnt he -317771;1345121806;Harvey00;Wagner always has a rape face. -317770;1345121810;rg;bruce LOVES the thai lady boys -317769;1345121820;rg;remember when thye found his posts on the thai ladyboy website? -317768;1345121823;BTC-Mining;You don't need the CMS tho, unless you can't code/place elements for each subpage -317767;1345121842;mircea_popescu;no lol. -317766;1345121853;rg;i love wordpress -317765;1345121855;rg;its just too easy -317764;1345121866;mircea_popescu;"i love btifloor, simplicity. less is more" -317763;1345121877;rg;http://wallet.bitvps.com/?page_id=5017 -317762;1345121879;rg;ugh -317761;1345121880;rg;search bar -317760;1345121880;mircea_popescu;and im thinking yeah, it has the volume of a lithe 15 yo anorexic. less is more! -317759;1345121883;rg;i need to axe that -317758;1345121890;BTC-Mining;Well in any case, goodbye, I'm off for the day -317757;1345122415;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -317756;1345122877;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00111824 = 1.6774 BTC [+] -317755;1345122971;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -317754;1345123852;Harvey00;Guys BitDayTrade's passwords and email are out in the open -317753;1345123860;Harvey00;Do not do business there -317752;1345123864;Harvey00;or you are in for a bad time -317751;1345123878;rg;lol. -317750;1345123880;rg;that is not a surprise -317749;1345123898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 550 @ 0.00378408 = 2.0812 BTC [+] -317748;1345123900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 39 @ 0.0037982 = 0.1481 BTC [+] -317747;1345123901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 711 @ 0.0037991 = 2.7012 BTC [+] -317746;1345123937;rg;we were *just* talking about how poorly setup it is -317745;1345124253;DeaDTerra;wow -317744;1345124260;DeaDTerra;they already got hacked? -317743;1345124433;DeaDTerra;as soon as I get somewhere to hedge they get hacked xD -317742;1345124476;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3901 BTC [-] -317741;1345124618;farfi;yeah sad -317740;1345124757;DeaDTerra;http://www.casascius.com/ -317739;1345124762;DeaDTerra;donw for you guys as well?` -317738;1345124781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40400 @ 0.00038921 = 15.7241 BTC [+] -317737;1345124856;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0011 = 3.0033 BTC [+] -317736;1345124858;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 50 @ 1.001 = 50.05 BTC [-] -317735;1345124859;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -317734;1345124916;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.9999 = 2.9997 BTC [+] -317733;1345125089;rg;DeaDTerra: be glad you figured it out now -317732;1345125096;rg;not after you had 1+ BTC in there -317731;1345125113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5820 @ 0.00038921 = 2.2652 BTC [+] -317730;1345125538;dub;who is behind that? -317729;1345125610;usagi;Unsalted md5 passwords. What the fuck? -317728;1345125617;usagi;Guys -317727;1345125620;usagi;You know that when you hear that -317726;1345125625;usagi;it was a setup, right? -317725;1345125639;usagi;When you hear "unsalted md5 passwords" it is THIS CLOSE to criminal negligence -317724;1345125660;usagi;Who wrote this shit -317723;1345125703;usagi;I am designing a system right now where the user passwords encrypt their data individually , so that even if someone breaks into the system they can't do anything to the user accounts. -317722;1345125725;usagi;It uses a two-part in-memory-only salt which means the system can't be brought up unless two people are logged in to type the salts at the same time -317721;1345125733;usagi;Who uses unsalted md5 hashes? -317720;1345125833;dub;diablo's blog is down as well -317719;1345125836;dub;CONSPIRACY -317718;1345125919;DeaDTerra;well this fucking sucks xD -317717;1345125962;DeaDTerra;rallying prices, bearish GLBSE market and decrease in payouts from Pirate. With no way to hedge against the price increase, how the fuck am I going to be able to make a profit now... -317716;1345126070;farfi;there are 3 choices- pirate- mining "turds"- and business's that never seem to work out.... -317715;1345126122;usagi;DeaDTerra; Roll your fund into NYAN and work for me. -317714;1345126289;rg;buy bitvps shares -317713;1345126319;rg;if you actually own a decent amount of shares -317712;1345126322;rg;you will get a decent payout -317711;1345126328;DeaDTerra;Right now the GLBSE market is looking shit. -317710;1345126345;DeaDTerra;We have pirate which seems to be crashing, we have mining bonds that are crashing and we have mining operations which also are crashing. -317709;1345126355;DeaDTerra;then we have Rebate and such projects which all get hacked and fail... -317708;1345126356;DeaDTerra;fml -317707;1345126410;farfi;out of all the options pirate has been the most reliable :) -317706;1345126446;usagi;I have so many bitvps shares that it pays for my hosting. -317705;1345126621;leotreasure;i'm considering starting a Bitcoin based banking operation -317704;1345126635;leotreasure;based in Australia initially -317703;1345126657;leotreasure;just reading up on legislative requirements -317702;1345126705;leotreasure;looks like i need to raise $50m -317701;1345126749;leotreasure;tier 1 capital -317700;1345126942;farfi;only x50 than Diablo -317699;1345127115;leotreasure;i'm thinking maybe just try to raise 10m on the assumption that prices will continue to rise -317698;1345127141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14513 @ 0.00035471 = 5.1479 BTC [-] -317697;1345127142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 113 @ 0.00033437 = 0.0378 BTC [-] -317696;1345127144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.0003284 = 9.0967 BTC [-] -317695;1345127253;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra what are you hedging ? -317694;1345127324;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 89 @ 0.1010023 = 8.9892 BTC [-] -317693;1345127326;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.101001 = 1.818 BTC [-] -317692;1345127327;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 91 @ 0.101 = 9.191 BTC [-] -317691;1345127399;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9909 @ 0.00109698 = 10.87 BTC [-] -317690;1345127424;mircea_popescu;farfi : actually, there's mpoe shares, mpoe bonds, there's the new cdo -317689;1345127438;mircea_popescu;there's btc/usd options, there's the hash options, there's tons of stuff. -317688;1345127460;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.105 = 2.1 BTC [+] -317687;1345127467;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra try mpoe.etf, the only glbse asset going up. -317686;1345127574;rg;dont forget S.BVPS -317685;1345127581;rg;paid out 55.5 BTC in divs last month! -317684;1345127601;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 10 @ 0.4 = 4 BTC [-] -317683;1345127603;rg;;;ticker -317682;1345127603;gribble;Best bid: 13.28999, Best ask: 13.29, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.29, 24 hour volume: 113814, 24 hour low: 12.39995, 24 hour high: 13.84119 -317681;1345127608;rg;;;calc 55.5 * 13.28 -317680;1345127608;gribble;737.04 -317679;1345127613;rg;just sayin ;) -317678;1345127642;farfi;mircea_popescu: mpoe stuff? you mean on MPEX? -317677;1345127652;mircea_popescu;yes. -317676;1345127682;mircea_popescu;well there's a share-holding etf on glbse -317675;1345127683;farfi;hehe no way.... I was blinded last time I looked at the site... -317674;1345127691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 339 @ 0.0037991 = 1.2879 BTC [+] -317673;1345127698;mircea_popescu;if you're in this for aesthetic reasons you should prolly try porn sites. -317672;1345127711;dub;which mircea_popescu can also help you with -317671;1345127722;farfi;:) -317670;1345127732;dub;along with spam|scam|devilworship|luke-jr stuff -317669;1345127732;mircea_popescu;im just sick of pretty css + unhashed md5 passwords, and people STILL go for it. -317668;1345127750;dub;according to ciucui anyway -317667;1345127767;mircea_popescu;i don't worship the devil -317666;1345127771;mircea_popescu;the devil worships me. -317665;1345127802;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -317664;1345127803;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 150000 @ 0.02747022 = 4120.533 BTC [-] -317663;1345127823;rg;i wonder if this new customer i got -317662;1345127830;rg;would be interested in opening an asset -317661;1345127833;rg;theyre a very big site -317660;1345127838;rg;most of their customers were USD tho -317659;1345127840;rg;paypal fucked em -317658;1345127858;mircea_popescu;so ask em. -317657;1345127870;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -317656;1345127882;mircea_popescu;whoa 20k sale on mtgox and the price held. -317655;1345127885;mircea_popescu;we're going to 15. -317654;1345127938;rg;$18k to $14 -317653;1345128131;usagi;At $15 if I cash out -317652;1345128136;usagi;I tripled my money -317651;1345128139;usagi;Hmm! -317650;1345128140;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0001 = 3.0003 BTC [+] -317649;1345128141;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [-] -317648;1345128161;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 50000 @ 0.001 = 50 BTC -317647;1345128167;usagi;mircea do you have a yubikey? -317646;1345128172;usagi;my system is getting better now -317645;1345128178;mircea_popescu;nope. -317644;1345128223;usagi;We will be giving free yubikeys to our users. -317643;1345128254;DeaDTerra;Mircea, I am hedging against the increase of Bitcoin price ofc -317642;1345128340;mircea_popescu;then buy options neh ? -317641;1345128364;Harvey00;usagi, what masterpiece do you have now that requires yubikeys? -317640;1345128376;usagi;I showed it to you -317639;1345128382;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 5 @ 0.1005 = 0.5025 BTC [-] -317638;1345128384;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -317637;1345128385;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 18 @ 0.1 = 1.8 BTC [-] -317636;1345128388;Harvey00;Ah, well, I'm still perplexed. -317635;1345128394;Harvey00;You told me SECRET -317634;1345128401;usagi;I'm working on a non-yubikey + password and/or google auth login -317633;1345128403;mircea_popescu;yubikeys are pretty much application independent neh ? -317632;1345128409;usagi;then it will be open to the public -317631;1345128413;DeaDTerra;where and how can I but these options? -317630;1345128425;DeaDTerra;I have been buying futures on icbit.se but it's very low volume :( -317629;1345128465;Harvey00;Things will make sense in good time I suppose -317628;1345128476;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra --> http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php -317627;1345128480;mircea_popescu;its very high volume. -317626;1345128502;usagi;I need some data for yubikeys which is not publicly available right now -317625;1345128508;usagi;it is the last missing link in my software -317624;1345128511;usagi;Once I get it... boom -317623;1345128514;Harvey00;After Meni Rosenfield force buybacks my POLY.10.1 I'll be on MPEX -317622;1345128529;mircea_popescu;what's poly10.1 ? -317621;1345128545;Harvey00;Basically you use it to long bitcoins. -317620;1345128554;Harvey00;I've already doubled some of my Bitcoins on it. -317619;1345128565;mircea_popescu;aha -317618;1345128569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 350 @ 0.00381824 = 1.3364 BTC [+] -317617;1345128570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 531 @ 0.00382842 = 2.0329 BTC [+] -317616;1345128580;Harvey00;All I can say is that Meni Rosenfield has a lot of money. -317615;1345128603;Harvey00;...and call me racist but he's a Jewish financial wizard. -317614;1345128611;mircea_popescu;i imagined it was a girl. -317613;1345128636;Harvey00;Nah. He's just an Israeli with a weird name. -317612;1345128685;mircea_popescu;he pissed me off once by reusing some asset contract and pretending he came up with it or something -317611;1345128688;mircea_popescu;i dun recall. -317610;1345128709;Harvey00;That's why I love the man. -317609;1345128725;mircea_popescu;lol -317608;1345128732;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.96000013 = 2.88 BTC [-] -317607;1345128757;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.43 BTC [-] -317606;1345128757;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1.44 = 5.76 BTC [+] -317605;1345128759;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.45 = 7.25 BTC [+] -317604;1345128760;mircea_popescu;so annoying that you can't short glbse assets. -317603;1345128823;usagi;The problem is to short something, someone else has to loan you shares. -317602;1345128851;mircea_popescu;that's why you have marketmakers. -317601;1345128867;usagi;Exactly. -317600;1345128927;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 0.9999 = 1.9998 BTC [+] -317599;1345128933;DeaDTerra;I might buy some options, though I need to read up on how your system works firs -317598;1345128935;DeaDTerra;first* -317597;1345128944;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.0000998 = 14.97 BTC [-] -317596;1345128949;mircea_popescu;ask away. -317595;1345128974;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 50 @ 1.45 = 72.5 BTC [+] -317594;1345129015;DeaDTerra;there are tons of different options what's the difference betwhen them? -317593;1345129037;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 21 @ 0.02939266 = 0.6172 BTC [+] -317592;1345129038;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 22 @ 0.02660151 = 0.5852 BTC [-] -317591;1345129039;mircea_popescu;strike price mostly -317590;1345129050;mircea_popescu;also T are for this month and N for next -317589;1345129067;DeaDTerra;so it's month to month based? -317588;1345129102;mircea_popescu;yes, all options expire on the last friday of a given month -317587;1345129111;mircea_popescu;you ever used options before ? -317586;1345129126;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9871 = 3.9484 BTC [-] -317585;1345129131;DeaDTerra;No, I have used futures and levarage/margin trading only -317584;1345129147;mircea_popescu;a ok. lemme fish a link for you. -317583;1345129156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4449 @ 0.00032653 = 1.4527 BTC [-] -317582;1345129189;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.118 = 0.826 BTC [+] -317581;1345129229;DeaDTerra;oki thanks :) -317580;1345129323;Harvey00;I think we are going to hit 15 today -317579;1345129386;DeaDTerra;why can't this bubble pop ;( -317578;1345129426;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67302.0 -317577;1345129432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 397 @ 0.00382842 = 1.5199 BTC [+] -317576;1345129450;DeaDTerra;thank you -317575;1345129457;mircea_popescu;hmmm -317574;1345129464;mircea_popescu;In June, 2012, a team of computer scientists claimed to have developed a method of quickly extracting the secret key generated by several RSA dongles including the SecurID 800. Calling themselves "Team Prosecco," the group published a research paper documenting their findings which they plan to present at a cryptography conference in August, 2012. -317573;1345129471;mircea_popescu;i wonder if this be the end of dongles like yubikei. -317572;1345129484;mircea_popescu;http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/06/25/computer-scientists-break-security-token-key-in-record-time/ -317571;1345129494;rg;that's misleading -317570;1345129504;rg;i believe that's the research that depended on a compromised system -317569;1345129505;rg;to get in -317568;1345129514;rg;if a system was already compromised, rsa isnt going to do much -317567;1345129521;Harvey00;DeaDTerra: I made over 100 Bitcoins betting over 1000 Bitcoins it wouldn't pop below $10. ; ) -317566;1345129532;Harvey00;Worst bet ever but I won. -317565;1345129545;rg;s/worst/most dangerous/ -317564;1345129568;mircea_popescu;nope rg, that'd be a diff thing -317563;1345129757;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.987 = 9.87 BTC [-] -317562;1345129759;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.98521 = 5.9113 BTC [-] -317561;1345129760;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.98511 = 2.9553 BTC [-] -317560;1345129760;DeaDTerra;okay so what do I do if I want to open a long position for 100 BTc? -317559;1345129811;DeaDTerra;first of I need a account on MPOE right? -317558;1345129818;mircea_popescu;well if you have an account you deposit the btc and issue a buy order. -317557;1345129824;mircea_popescu;if you don't have an acct you have to find a broker -317556;1345129837;DeaDTerra;a buy order, for which contract/asset -317555;1345129860;mircea_popescu;well, whichever you pick. if you expect the price to go up you eiother buy a long call or sell a put -317554;1345129860;DeaDTerra;and is the email thing still valid or is it done over MPOE? -317553;1345129887;mircea_popescu;that 1st post there is stale by now, things changed. i mostly gave you the link for the following posts, with the various hedging stratefgies -317552;1345129892;mircea_popescu;since it goes into a lot of detail. -317551;1345129919;DeaDTerra;okay, I will go read all of this and do some additional research and I will get back to you :) -317550;1345129920;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.98511 = 15.7618 BTC [-] -317549;1345129921;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.9851 = 8.8659 BTC [-] -317548;1345129942;mircea_popescu;not something to be rushed into, you know. complex financial instruments. -317547;1345129943;Harvey00;Hint: He's not interested. -317546;1345129945;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.9851 = 15.7616 BTC [-] -317545;1345129957;mircea_popescu;lol why teh hate -317544;1345129982;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.985 = 4.925 BTC [-] -317543;1345129984;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.982 BTC [-] -317542;1345129987;DeaDTerra;I am interested -317541;1345130006;DeaDTerra;I just feel like this is something I should research as I need to know what I am getting into -317540;1345130013;mircea_popescu;you should research it. -317539;1345130023;mircea_popescu;and you should also test your understanding with small trades first. -317538;1345130029;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.98 = 19.6 BTC [-] -317537;1345130037;DeaDTerra;and it seems quite complex, but it's probably something I will end up investing in as I need to be able to long, as the increase in price is having a huge effect on GBF -317536;1345130042;mircea_popescu;don't run in there and get raped. -317535;1345130093;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 10 @ 1.25 = 12.5 BTC [+] -317534;1345130113;mircea_popescu;http://www.oftwominds.com/blogapril12/when-money-vanishes4-12.html kinda good read. -317533;1345130129;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 10 @ 1.25 = 12.5 BTC [+] -317532;1345130241;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4991 @ 0.00109698 = 5.475 BTC [-] -317531;1345130347;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.971 = 2.913 BTC [-] -317530;1345130399;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 6 @ 1.4 = 8.4 BTC [-] -317529;1345130442;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.04 = 4.16 BTC [-] -317528;1345130444;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.026 = 6.156 BTC [-] -317527;1345130467;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1.4 BTC [-] -317526;1345130530;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.98 = 4.9 BTC [+] -317525;1345130565;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070N] 10 @ 0.05061451 = 0.5061 BTC [-] -317524;1345130573;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 3 @ 1.10000001 = 3.3 BTC [-] -317523;1345131204;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.6309 = 5.0472 BTC [-] -317522;1345131223;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 25 @ 0.1 = 2.5 BTC [-] -317521;1345131261;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -317520;1345131262;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 5 @ 0.099 = 0.495 BTC [-] -317519;1345131344;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.6501 BTC [-] -317518;1345131414;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.65001 = 2.6 BTC [-] -317517;1345131451;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 7 @ 0.65 = 4.55 BTC [-] -317516;1345131453;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -317515;1345131529;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.6501 = 2.6004 BTC [+] -317514;1345131569;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 10 @ 0.92608283 = 9.2608 BTC [-] -317513;1345131687;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C020T] 1 @ 0.8659938 BTC [-] -317512;1345131688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C020T] 1 @ 0.85628426 BTC [-] -317511;1345131690;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C020T] 37 @ 0.84916565 = 31.4191 BTC [-] -317510;1345131755;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 14 @ 0.02660151 = 0.3724 BTC [-] -317509;1345131756;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 36 @ 0.02454581 = 0.8836 BTC [-] -317508;1345131758;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 23 @ 0.01521074 = 0.3498 BTC [-] -317507;1345131772;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C030T] 1 @ 0.78380747 BTC [-] -317506;1345131774;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C030T] 56 @ 0.77224847 = 43.2459 BTC [-] -317505;1345131787;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 31 @ 0.92608283 = 28.7086 BTC [-] -317504;1345131908;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 23 @ 0.03353078 = 0.7712 BTC [-] -317503;1345132312;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.96010013 = 2.8803 BTC [-] -317502;1345132314;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 6 @ 0.96000013 = 5.76 BTC [-] -317501;1345132599;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.96000013 = 2.88 BTC [-] -317500;1345132674;mircea_popescu;i see bdt is doing well. -317499;1345132682;mircea_popescu;anyone interview kludge yet ? -317498;1345132886;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.459 BTC [-] -317497;1345132972;DeaDTerra;It's due to the security concerns :8 -317496;1345132989;mircea_popescu;well yea. -317495;1345133164;rg;i told i told you guys to buy s.bvps... -317494;1345133167;rg;thought* -317493;1345133199;rg;moar! -317492;1345133281;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 80 @ 0.98 = 78.4 BTC [+] -317491;1345133460;rg;lol -317490;1345133464;rg;people will give their money to anything -317489;1345133473;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1151 = 1.7265 BTC [-] -317488;1345133474;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.115 = 0.46 BTC [-] -317487;1345133609;usagi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101044.0 -317486;1345133612;usagi;everyone please read this -317485;1345133614;usagi;and comment -317484;1345133618;usagi;I feel this is important. -317483;1345133701;rg;lets just seee -317482;1345133916;rg;i dunno usagi -317481;1345133996;rg;do you think its fair to scrutinize other people like that .. i mean.. the #2 highest volume asset on glbse has NOTHING verified -317480;1345134021;rg;you think its fair to demand something of another asset when so many dont ask it from the #2 top highest volume -317479;1345134031;rg;or do you think the people who are perpetrating this scam are seeing that -317478;1345134036;rg;and wanting to exploit it -317477;1345134037;rg;personally -317476;1345134039;rg;i agree with you -317475;1345134040;rg;fuck em -317474;1345134046;rg;they should ALL provide ID -317473;1345134050;rg;imo -317472;1345134065;rg;at least photo ID/ Email -317471;1345134140;rg;but -317470;1345134142;rg;if i were a scammer -317469;1345134144;rg;and i were them -317468;1345134147;rg;id argue that point -317467;1345134149;rg;why them? -317466;1345134160;nefario;It's a new asset -317465;1345134166;usagi;Yes it's a new asset -317464;1345134172;usagi;And "from this day forth" I believe, I really do believe -317463;1345134176;usagi;we need higher standards. -317462;1345134181;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3903 = 0.7806 BTC [+] -317461;1345134182;rg;talk to nefario -317460;1345134188;rg;he should put a vote to the users -317459;1345134191;usagi;I said my peace -317458;1345134199;usagi;already :) -317457;1345134204;usagi;nefario knows what I want. -317456;1345134213;nefario;usagi has already talked to me about this asset -317455;1345134216;rg;we could probably force him -317454;1345134220;nefario;I told him to voice his converns on the forums -317453;1345134222;rg;nefario: we could probably force yuo -317452;1345134406;rg;i just voiced mine -317451;1345134408;rg;on that thread -317450;1345134455;usagi;rg's idea is excellent -317449;1345134457;usagi;Tiers! -317448;1345134462;rg;=) -317447;1345134465;rg;yep -317446;1345134473;usagi;Well, that ties in with tiered accounts which I mentioned to you already Nefario -317445;1345134483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00033366 = 7.2071 BTC [+] -317444;1345134488;rg;well -317443;1345134491;rg;now that its out there -317442;1345134494;rg;people can either agree or disagree -317441;1345134496;rg;and we can go from there -317440;1345134506;rg;if people want a change, it should change -317439;1345134554;rg;more safety for glbse users == more money in glbse == more trading == more fees == nefario becomes Nefario Dotcom and buys mansion in NZ -317438;1345134631;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2700 @ 0.00108128 = 2.9195 BTC [-] -317437;1345134636;usagi;Lol Nefario Dotcom -317436;1345134647;rg;lol -317435;1345134648;rg;tell us nefario -317434;1345134655;rg;do you own any nefario.tld type domains -317433;1345134661;rg;i bet he does -317432;1345134734;copumpkin;nefar.io -317431;1345134739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10751 @ 0.00033014 = 3.5493 BTC [-] -317430;1345134740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2649 @ 0.00032439 = 0.8593 BTC [-] -317429;1345134834;rg;Domain "NEFAR.IO" - Available -317428;1345134834;rg;To purchase please go to http://www.nic.io/ -317427;1345134893;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.026 BTC [-] -317426;1345134950;rg;MPEX should have a GLBSE assetr -317425;1345134958;rg;so each exchange has the others asset -317424;1345135083;rg;and also -317423;1345135094;rg;glbse needs a lil textbox at the top of the markets page -317422;1345135099;rg;where you can start typing an asset -317421;1345135109;rg;and it pops up and has a check box next to it -317420;1345135112;rg;so you select one -317419;1345135115;rg;start typuing another -317418;1345135119;rg;until you have all the assets you want to vew -317417;1345135125;rg;and then it displays them all on the same page -317416;1345135130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 200 @ 0.00379232 = 0.7585 BTC [-] -317415;1345135131;rg;and you can save your vies -317414;1345135133;rg;views* -317413;1345135140;rg;to manage different groups of assets -317412;1345135142;rg;on different pages -317411;1345135150;rg;like one page is shitty loser miner bonds -317410;1345135157;rg;the next page is legit sweet IPOs like bitvps -317409;1345135162;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6909 @ 0.00108128 = 7.4706 BTC [-] -317408;1345135189;rg;and then the next page is when we integrate MPEX with GLBSE so you can do options -317407;1345135213;rg;so if you could get on that -317406;1345135215;rg;that'd be great -317405;1345135567;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.9999 = 7.9992 BTC [+] -317404;1345135568;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 1 = 11 BTC [+] -317403;1345135569;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 1 = 9 BTC [+] -317402;1345135570;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 1.005 = 20.1 BTC [+] -317401;1345135572;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 1.0058 = 30.174 BTC [+] -317400;1345135731;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -317399;1345135754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00033366 = 2.369 BTC [+] -317398;1345135899;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.10435 = 1.774 BTC [+] -317397;1345136458;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.9399 = 2.8197 BTC [+] -317396;1345136891;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 1 @ 0.49999999 BTC [+] -317395;1345136905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00032711 = 6.9347 BTC [-] -317394;1345137145;smickles;< DeaDTerra> first of I need a account on MPOE right? <<< or a broker -317393;1345137260;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1031 BTC [-] -317392;1345137336;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4768 @ 0.00109882 = 5.2392 BTC [+] -317391;1345137388;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.26 = 0.52 BTC [-] -317390;1345137410;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.02701 = 2.054 BTC [+] -317389;1345137411;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.027 = 6.162 BTC [-] -317388;1345137412;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 37 @ 1.026 = 37.962 BTC [-] -317387;1345137415;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.255 BTC [-] -317386;1345137474;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.1407 = 2.1105 BTC [-] -317385;1345137476;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 23 @ 0.1406 = 3.2338 BTC [-] -317384;1345137491;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 8 @ 0.4999 = 3.9992 BTC [+] -317383;1345137493;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 55 @ 0.5 = 27.5 BTC [+] -317382;1345137493;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 27 @ 0.51 = 13.77 BTC [+] -317381;1345137565;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 15 @ 0.0999 = 1.4985 BTC [-] -317380;1345137783;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.025 BTC [-] -317379;1345137824;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 11 @ 0.51 = 5.61 BTC [+] -317378;1345137851;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.8612 BTC [+] -317377;1345137961;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [+] -317376;1345138011;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [+] -317375;1345138157;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.14050001 BTC [-] -317374;1345138176;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5332 @ 0.00111255 = 5.9321 BTC [+] -317373;1345138177;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4244 @ 0.0010947 = 4.6459 BTC [-] -317372;1345138179;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4460 @ 0.00106247 = 4.7386 BTC [-] -317371;1345138239;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120N] 2 @ 0.2153441 = 0.4307 BTC [-] -317370;1345138242;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6309 BTC [-] -317369;1345138350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38800 @ 0.00033366 = 12.946 BTC [+] -317368;1345138364;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.98270001 = 3.9308 BTC [-] -317367;1345138412;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.51408 = 1.5422 BTC [+] -317366;1345138538;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.51418 = 2.0567 BTC [+] -317365;1345138612;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1.069 BTC [+] -317364;1345138683;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 20 @ 0.122 = 2.44 BTC [+] -317363;1345138706;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 2 @ 1.1 = 2.2 BTC [+] -317362;1345138735;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.07 = 0.21 BTC [-] -317361;1345138850;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 1 @ 1.1 BTC [+] -317360;1345138901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46400 @ 0.00034102 = 15.8233 BTC [+] -317359;1345138910;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 10 @ 0.05026751 = 0.5027 BTC [+] -317358;1345138964;JWU_42;DMC now at .07 -317357;1345138981;farfi;was 0.2 -317356;1345138988;farfi;0.02 :) -317355;1345138997;JWU_42;ah -317354;1345138999;JWU_42;a rally -317353;1345139001;JWU_42;;) -317352;1345139027;Chaaaang-Noi;.07 oh lol -317351;1345139028;farfi;can make some nice money even on those -317350;1345139033;Chaaaang-Noi;it almost doubled!!! :) -317349;1345139048;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1.1 BTC [-] -317348;1345139049;farfi;bought at 0.03 sold at 0.05 was happy! -317347;1345139061;farfi;all in a few hours -317346;1345139069;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 20 @ 0.95 = 19 BTC [-] -317345;1345139070;Chaaaang-Noi;lol, good job -317344;1345139081;Chaaaang-Noi;sorry for the suckers who bought at .05 though, lol -317343;1345139121;farfi;somebody said the same to me when i bought @ 0.03 :) -317342;1345139162;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.122 BTC [+] -317341;1345139169;Chaaaang-Noi;:) -317340;1345139176;Chaaaang-Noi;great fools! :) -317339;1345139181;Chaaaang-Noi;greater* -317338;1345139215;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 3 @ 0.07799999 = 0.234 BTC [+] -317337;1345139230;Chaaaang-Noi;they are good to find:) -317336;1345139342;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9399 BTC [+] -317335;1345139411;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.025 BTC [-] -317334;1345139412;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.02000001 BTC [-] -317333;1345139414;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.02 = 2.04 BTC [-] -317332;1345139415;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -317331;1345139442;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9999 = 3.9996 BTC [+] -317330;1345139444;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -317329;1345139525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00034102 = 5.5245 BTC [+] -317328;1345139914;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.51408 = 1.0282 BTC [-] -317327;1345139975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3211 @ 0.00034205 = 1.0983 BTC [+] -317326;1345139977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45189 @ 0.00034216 = 15.4619 BTC [+] -317325;1345140003;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 20 @ 0.95 = 19 BTC [-] -317324;1345140057;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.074 BTC [-] -317323;1345140062;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 2 @ 0.39001013 = 0.78 BTC [+] -317322;1345140177;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.1389 = 0.4167 BTC [-] -317321;1345140267;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 0.95 = 9.5 BTC [-] -317320;1345140274;mircea_popescu;i still haven't fully grasped what the story with dmc is -317319;1345140279;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [-] -317318;1345140323;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 10 @ 0.03 = 0.3 BTC [-] -317317;1345140374;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [-] -317316;1345140417;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -317315;1345140672;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 33 @ 0.02 = 0.66 BTC [-] -317314;1345140684;rg;its a secret apparentl -317313;1345140691;mircea_popescu;yeah. -317312;1345140774;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.9999 = 1.9998 BTC [-] -317311;1345140846;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1179 = 1.7685 BTC [+] -317310;1345140985;assbot;[GLBSE] [PGM] 4 @ 0.00011 = 0.0004 BTC [-] -317309;1345141012;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [-] -317308;1345141096;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 5 @ 0.08 = 0.4 BTC [+] -317307;1345141099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21430 @ 0.00034216 = 7.3325 BTC [+] -317306;1345141100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20670 @ 0.00034243 = 7.078 BTC [+] -317305;1345141448;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.93 BTC [-] -317304;1345141501;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 1.72 BTC [+] -317303;1345141925;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 1.118 BTC [+] -317302;1345141926;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 1.119 = 2.238 BTC [+] -317301;1345141941;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 17 @ 0.118 = 2.006 BTC [-] -317300;1345142033;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1031 = 1.5465 BTC [-] -317299;1345142035;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.103 = 2.06 BTC [-] -317298;1345142036;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1025 BTC [-] -317297;1345142037;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -317296;1345142039;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1001 = 2.002 BTC [-] -317295;1345142040;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -317294;1345142104;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [-] -317293;1345142258;mircea_popescu;http://www.theage.com.au/world/assange-wins-asylum-20120816-24bs4.html ahaha -317292;1345142351;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.90000001 BTC [-] -317291;1345142353;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 49 @ 0.9 = 44.1 BTC [-] -317290;1345142427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60200 @ 0.00033919 = 20.4192 BTC [-] -317289;1345142429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 642 @ 0.00033431 = 0.2146 BTC [-] -317288;1345142489;DeaDTerra;anyone want to buy asicminer shares? ^^ I am also selling some other assets, have a look at my portfolio and see if there's anything you want :) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq6Ug2ODt-l2dC13WldWaTBWQVNYZWRwVDgtQmhzUkE#gid=0 -317287;1345142528;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.9999 = 11.9988 BTC [-] -317286;1345142606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22130 @ 0.00034243 = 7.578 BTC [+] -317285;1345142608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.000343 = 2.5039 BTC [+] -317284;1345142609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00034969 = 3.2871 BTC [+] -317283;1345142610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1170 @ 0.00035038 = 0.4099 BTC [+] -317282;1345142699;usagi;YARR paid :) -317281;1345143059;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [-] -317280;1345143133;Chaaaang-Noi;yarrrr! -317279;1345143147;Chaaaang-Noi;yeah about assange i loled hard -317278;1345143159;Chaaaang-Noi;ecudaor is trolling the western world lulz -317277;1345143324;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.00106827 = 5.555 BTC [+] -317276;1345143461;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [-] -317275;1345143616;Chaaaang-Noi;gigamining at 1 btc wow -317274;1345143678;blazing;i wonder if it will go up again -317273;1345143741;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.122 = 1.22 BTC [+] -317272;1345143855;JWU_42;hard to say -317271;1345143866;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.114 BTC [-] -317270;1345143880;JWU_42;YABMC remains low - but nothing announced RE ASIC -317269;1345143887;JWU_42;still waiting -317268;1345143985;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9999 = 3.9996 BTC [-] -317267;1345143986;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 1 = 7 BTC [+] -317266;1345144165;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 4 @ 0.4001 = 1.6004 BTC [-] -317265;1345144182;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 34 @ 0.4 = 13.6 BTC [-] -317264;1345144204;mircea_popescu;possibly not. -317263;1345144217;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.459 = 2.918 BTC [-] -317262;1345144246;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2640 @ 0.00106247 = 2.8049 BTC [-] -317261;1345144247;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16175 @ 0.001 = 16.175 BTC [-] -317260;1345144248;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18354 @ 0.00099981 = 18.3505 BTC [-] -317259;1345144249;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8838 @ 0.00099782 = 8.8187 BTC [-] -317258;1345144250;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3993 @ 0.00099389 = 3.9686 BTC [-] -317257;1345144253;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.51 = 5.1 BTC [+] -317256;1345144324;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 100 @ 0.00988 = 0.988 BTC [+] -317255;1345144411;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 8 @ 0.0099 = 0.0792 BTC [+] -317254;1345144640;Chaaaang-Noi;13$ is well high -317253;1345144644;Chaaaang-Noi;easy to buy your own asic -317252;1345144669;Chaaaang-Noi;thats what i did, why buy when btc is at $5 for asic, wait until its $25 in nov then buy lol -317251;1345144683;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.39979999 = 0.7996 BTC [+] -317250;1345144685;Chaaaang-Noi;even if i pay double in usd i still get 2 times as much -317249;1345144814;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11555 @ 0.00099389 = 11.4844 BTC [-] -317248;1345144815;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 445 @ 0.00097641 = 0.4345 BTC [-] -317247;1345144959;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1038 BTC [-] -317246;1345144977;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.1049 = 1.6784 BTC [+] -317245;1345144979;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -317244;1345145044;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 1 @ 0.0101 BTC [+] -317243;1345145072;DeaDTerra;So whos going to London and the Bitcoin conference? :) -317242;1345145140;mircea_popescu;i'm not. -317241;1345145156;Chaaaang-Noi;lol -317240;1345145161;Chaaaang-Noi;intersango is now dead right? -317239;1345145168;Chaaaang-Noi;its going to be a fun evet -317238;1345145183;Chaaaang-Noi;they will just get hit about bitcoinica and intersango all the time -317237;1345145195;area;Intersango is down as of this morning, but it's certainly not dead -317236;1345145219;area;(trades aren't executing for some reason) -317235;1345145233;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1038 = 0.3114 BTC [-] -317234;1345145257;Chaaaang-Noi;cant get money out, only in -317233;1345145257;Chaaaang-Noi;lol -317232;1345145257;mircea_popescu;area its a named party in a us lawsuit it can't afford to defend. -317231;1345145263;mircea_popescu;the risks in using it are too great. -317230;1345145271;Chaaaang-Noi;way tooo great -317229;1345145296;DeaDTerra;I just want to have a good time and support Bitcoins, I really hope that the whole even doesn't become a Bitcoinica/Intersango whine feast, with tons of angry bitcoineers :( -317228;1345145301;DeaDTerra;that would destroy the whole thing -317227;1345145313;mircea_popescu;from what i gather it's unavoidable. -317226;1345145331;DeaDTerra;sigh xD oh well, I am going there for the people not for the speeches anyways. -317225;1345145340;mircea_popescu;you mean for the girls ? -317224;1345145353;DeaDTerra;pff yea because there are so many girls in Bitcoins xD -317223;1345145358;mircea_popescu;well then ?! -317222;1345145367;Diablo-D3;/r/girlsgonebitcoin -317221;1345145381;area;I cashed out some coins with them yesterday, and it all went smoothly, but I will admit am consciously doing it a bit at a time, rather than all in one go. -317220;1345145464;DeaDTerra;GirlsgoneBitcoins are just girls that make money from sad bitcoineers. They don't give a shit about Bitcoins, I doubt they will care to go to London for a bitcoin conference. -317219;1345145493;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 0.96969799 = 9.697 BTC [+] -317218;1345145494;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 7 @ 0.96979799 = 6.7886 BTC [+] -317217;1345145495;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 0.97 = 9.7 BTC [+] -317216;1345145496;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 23 @ 0.9778 = 22.4894 BTC [+] -317215;1345145504;Chaaaang-Noi;yeah, anyone who is into btc for the girls is well... sick in the head -317214;1345145513;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: why? they could charge 50 btc for a blow job -317213;1345145538;mircea_popescu;ahahah -317212;1345145544;Chaaaang-Noi;im into btc cuz i can convert it into gold and fiat and then give it to females... works much better:) -317211;1345145575;DeaDTerra;hahahahah xD best answer ever :P -317210;1345145666;DeaDTerra;Chaaaang are you going to london? -317209;1345145680;Chaaaang-Noi;im not going, sorry -317208;1345145684;Chaaaang-Noi;i have to get back to thailand -317207;1345145718;Chaaaang-Noi;also sadly i dont really support the intersango guys right now cuz of how many times the feed me bs about bitcoinica -317206;1345145751;Chaaaang-Noi;whats a good excel like thing that is free for windows? anything better than google docs? -317205;1345145757;mircea_popescu;open office. -317204;1345145804;Chaaaang-Noi;i thought they killed that -317203;1345145819;Chaaaang-Noi;okay thats get to be better than this google thing -317202;1345145824;mircea_popescu;it is. -317201;1345145839;mircea_popescu;google docs sucks almost as bad as novell netware. -317200;1345145856;Chaaaang-Noi;appache open office? -317199;1345145867;Chaaaang-Noi;did they buy it? -317198;1345145877;mircea_popescu;dunno -317197;1345145888;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 6 @ 1.4799 = 8.8794 BTC [+] -317196;1345145896;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.92000001 BTC [-] -317195;1345145898;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 0.92 = 4.6 BTC [-] -317194;1345145899;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 18 @ 0.91000002 = 16.38 BTC [-] -317193;1345145900;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.91000001 BTC [-] -317192;1345146026;Chaaaang-Noi;pirate sure killed my pi bonds lol -317191;1345146032;Chaaaang-Noi;move right down right after i sell lol -317190;1345146245;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.91000001 BTC [-] -317189;1345146499;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.974 BTC [+] -317188;1345146501;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.975 = 2.925 BTC [+] -317187;1345146502;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.9778 BTC [+] -317186;1345146977;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [-] -317185;1345147185;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -317184;1345147206;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.9778 BTC [+] -317183;1345147339;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.998 BTC [+] -317182;1345147366;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 20 @ 1.069 = 21.38 BTC [+] -317181;1345147371;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 25 @ 0.999 = 24.975 BTC [+] -317180;1345147377;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [-] -317179;1345147379;Chaaaang-Noi;mircea, open office is much better, thanks -317178;1345147391;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -317177;1345147409;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 23 @ 1 = 23 BTC [+] -317176;1345147424;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 97 @ 0.07 = 6.79 BTC [-] -317175;1345147426;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.07899998 = 0.237 BTC [+] -317174;1345147432;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 24 @ 0.1 = 2.4 BTC [-] -317173;1345147455;mircea_popescu;Chaaaang-Noi enjoy. -317172;1345147463;Chaaaang-Noi;:) -317171;1345147534;Chaaaang-Noi;the only thing i need it for is to auto sum, where is that lol -317170;1345147550;Chaaaang-Noi;nvm found it -317169;1345147552;Chaaaang-Noi;awesome -317168;1345147901;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [-] -317167;1345147902;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 1 = 6 BTC [+] -317166;1345148202;Chaaaang-Noi;;;tslb -317165;1345148211;gribble;Time since last block: 4 minutes and 5 seconds -317164;1345148635;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1038 BTC [-] -317163;1345148748;smickles;libreoffice -317162;1345148791;Azelphur;chromium -317161;1345148841;smickles;libreoffice is to open office as chromium is to chrome -317160;1345148866;Azelphur;:p -317159;1345148873;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.02999999 = 5.15 BTC [+] -317158;1345148875;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.03 = 3.09 BTC [+] -317157;1345148895;smickles;Azelphur: unless you mean that chromium fighter-jet game :P -317156;1345148912;Azelphur;hehe -317155;1345148925;Azelphur;anyone here happen to be lawyery btw? -317154;1345149065;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 10 @ 0.63 = 6.3 BTC [-] -317153;1345149093;mircea_popescu;yes. -317152;1345149154;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: so, I got this phone off ebay, "perfect condition" "new", when it got here it was obviously used, lots of damage, parts missing, etc. After a complaint the seller gave me a refund. I asked him to pay shipping to return the phone, but never heard from him since. How long until the phone is mine? -317151;1345149176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34800 @ 0.00035038 = 12.1932 BTC [+] -317150;1345149177;mircea_popescu;depends on your jurisdictions. -317149;1345149182;Azelphur;UK :p -317148;1345149298;mircea_popescu;well, abandoned chattel. you've served notice. -317147;1345149305;mircea_popescu;they're yours pretty much. -317146;1345149317;Azelphur;surely there's a time limit on it? -317145;1345149327;Azelphur;I mean it's only been like a day since I messaged him -317144;1345149337;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1131 = 1.6965 BTC [-] -317143;1345149339;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.113 = 1.13 BTC [-] -317142;1345149351;mircea_popescu;there is a limit but it's "reasonable". -317141;1345149365;mircea_popescu;and in any case i don't see anyone sueing for conversion of a damaged phone. -317140;1345149369;Azelphur;yay for "reasonable" -317139;1345149373;mircea_popescu;what's your hurry anyway ? -317138;1345149375;Azelphur;true lol -317137;1345149384;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: because I either wanna use it, or buy another phone. -317136;1345149391;mircea_popescu;you can use it lol -317135;1345149397;Azelphur;+ I sold my old phone to my brother and he's waiting for it -317134;1345149405;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.03 = 3.09 BTC [+] -317133;1345149407;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -317132;1345149408;Azelphur;I'd prefer not to spend ages setting it up, only to have to return it -317131;1345149409;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -317130;1345149434;mircea_popescu;so then wait a coupla ages till next week lol -317129;1345149441;Azelphur;haha -317128;1345149595;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 42 @ 1.0002 = 42.0084 BTC [-] -317127;1345149681;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0001 = 4.0004 BTC [-] -317126;1345149702;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 49 @ 1 = 49 BTC [-] -317125;1345149740;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.97 = 2.91 BTC [-] -317124;1345149841;kakobreklaa;hello -317123;1345149992;mircea_popescu;hi -317122;1345150015;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 28 @ 0.91000001 = 25.48 BTC [-] -317121;1345150017;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.91000001 BTC [-] -317120;1345150018;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 51 @ 0.9 = 45.9 BTC [-] -317119;1345150020;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 0.80000001 = 1.6 BTC [-] -317118;1345150021;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 18 @ 0.8 = 14.4 BTC [-] -317117;1345150054;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 50 @ 0.8 = 40 BTC [-] -317116;1345150073;kakobreklaa;hows it going mircea_popescu -317115;1345150075;Chaaaang-Noi;Ìû -317114;1345150085;mircea_popescu;pretty good so far. -317113;1345150139;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4598 = 2.9196 BTC [+] -317112;1345150150;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.999 = 8.991 BTC [-] -317111;1345150150;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.991 = 29.73 BTC [-] -317110;1345150152;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9902 = 3.9608 BTC [-] -317109;1345150153;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.9901 = 1.9802 BTC [-] -317108;1345150154;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 55 @ 0.99 = 54.45 BTC [-] -317107;1345150158;kakobreklaa;u -317106;1345150162;kakobreklaa;more bdt drama -317105;1345150162;Chaaaang-Noi;Ìû -317104;1345150164;kakobreklaa;haha -317103;1345150173;nefario;lego? -317102;1345150175;EskimoBob;!pl -317101;1345150175;assbot;!pl [@] [] -317100;1345150177;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.029 = 3.087 BTC [+] -317099;1345150186;kakobreklaa;Chaaaang-Noi? -317098;1345150188;kakobreklaa;nefario? -317097;1345150210;Chaaaang-Noi;hi -317096;1345150217;Chaaaang-Noi;whats up? -317095;1345150228;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 10 @ 1.09 = 10.9 BTC [-] -317094;1345150228;EskimoBob;nuthn -317093;1345150267;Chaaaang-Noi;i forget what is bdt ? -317092;1345150281;EskimoBob;no idea -317091;1345150301;nefario;it's like bitcoinica -317090;1345150309;nefario;but not as good -317089;1345150318;Chaaaang-Noi;lol anything is better than bitcoinica -317088;1345150318;nefario;security wise that is -317087;1345150320;mircea_popescu;well they didn't get hacked -317086;1345150325;mircea_popescu;they hacked themselves. -317085;1345150328;nefario;who didn't -317084;1345150330;EskimoBob;Chaaaang-Noi: Les Brasseurs du Temps? -317083;1345150331;mircea_popescu;like a girl slipping herself roofies. -317082;1345150331;nefario;oh -317081;1345150333;nefario;aha -317080;1345150358;kakobreklaa;bdt = bitdaytrade -317079;1345150372;kakobreklaa;also glbse bond -317078;1345150383;kakobreklaa;!ticker bdt -317077;1345150394;assbot;[GLBSE:BDT] [Bid: 0.8] [Ask: 0.97] [Spread: 0.17] [Last: 0.8] [24hVol: 677.95006849] [7dAvg: 1.00720586] -317076;1345150399;EskimoBob;so, are the 7% zeros gone forever? -317075;1345150426;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa you at home yet btw ? -317074;1345150440;kakobreklaa;just arrived -317073;1345150476;mircea_popescu;can i has ticker nao ? -317072;1345150490;EskimoBob;!pl BDT 2012-08-09 -317071;1345150490;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -317070;1345150491;assbot;Invalid price supplied. -317069;1345150511;EskimoBob;!pl BDT 1 2012-08-09 -317068;1345150512;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -317067;1345150518;assbot;BDT [1@1BTC] (since: 2012-08-09) paid: 0.03 BTC. Last price: 0.8 BTC. Capital gain: -0.2 BTC. Total: -0.17 BTC. (-17%) -317066;1345150539;kakobreklaa;you can drop the date if you are looking for all data since begining -317065;1345150573;EskimoBob;!pl COGNITIVE -317064;1345150574;assbot;!pl [@] [] -317063;1345150580;EskimoBob;!pl COGNITIVE 1 -317062;1345150580;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -317061;1345150620;assbot;COGNITIVE [1@1BTC] paid: 0.07560087 BTC. Last price: 0.6309 BTC. Capital gain: -0.3691 BTC. Total: -0.29349913 BTC. (-29.3%) -317060;1345150663;EskimoBob;BTC: Best Ask 13.49699 -317059;1345150667;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10389 = 0.7272 BTC [+] -317058;1345150718;EskimoBob;this thing is going to hot 20 EUR by September -317057;1345150740;mircea_popescu;could happen. -317056;1345150747;kakobreklaa;>>Alberto says that it was originally bcrypt but there were implementation issues so he temporarily switched to MD5. As mentioned I'm not a security expert so I can't assess how plausible this is. I'll wait for Alberto to make a clarification of this and other issues. -317055;1345150751;kakobreklaa;LOLZ -317054;1345150781;EskimoBob;wh... wha... what? -317053;1345150790;kakobreklaa;well i warned about this long time ago -317052;1345150816;kakobreklaa;some quality drama indeed. -317051;1345150825;mircea_popescu;i met this girl -317050;1345150831;mircea_popescu;and i originally was gonna ask for sex -317049;1345150839;mircea_popescu;but then there were implementation issues so i just raped her isntead. -317048;1345150844;kakobreklaa;:DDDDDDDDD -317047;1345150846;mircea_popescu;i'm not a lawyer but i'm sure it should be ok. -317046;1345150847;EskimoBob;lol -317045;1345150863;EskimoBob;yes, it's just fine -317044;1345150867;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.105 = 10.5 BTC [+] -317043;1345150930;mircea_popescu;this will become famous as "the bcrypt defense" -317042;1345150989;EskimoBob;damn, I wanted to buy this ASICMINER but I had to travel and lost out on IPO -317041;1345151043;mircea_popescu;so it went up 5% -317040;1345151095;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: DMC holds a lot of asicminer shares. -317039;1345151148;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: I hope not too many :) this is a risky one and chinese are involved so this can be just another scam -317038;1345151170;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: its enough to back the next stage of growth BEFORE they start paying out. -317037;1345151216;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [+] -317036;1345151238;EskimoBob;did they sell all the shares or will be there another dump at 1? -317035;1345151274;EskimoBob;*will there be* -317034;1345151287;kakobreklaa;afaik there are private deals to be made still -317033;1345151296;kakobreklaa;larger orders -317032;1345151296;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: no more -317031;1345151303;Diablo-D3;there are private deals, but you'll have to talk to deadterra -317030;1345151308;Diablo-D3;hes the gateway on those -317029;1345151308;EskimoBob;õk -317028;1345151319;kakobreklaa;whos chinese on asicminer -317027;1345151338;EskimoBob;all 3 of them are in china I think -317026;1345151391;mircea_popescu;everybody's in china. -317025;1345151396;EskimoBob;fkn americans, cant even get the fkn ASIC done without the CH slave drivers .. LOL -317024;1345151415;kakobreklaa;china is in everybody. -317023;1345151431;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 4 @ 0.71 = 2.84 BTC [+] -317022;1345151467;kakobreklaa;>>As far as I can tell Alberto can fix the current issues; and even if Bitdaytrade ends up a dead end (merely the bad press from this controversy could harm its growth), he can still fulfill the bond contract. -317021;1345151474;kakobreklaa;is meni high or something -317020;1345151493;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: its not that -317019;1345151503;Diablo-D3;the fab company is one of the largest companies in the world -317018;1345151507;Diablo-D3;it just happens they are in china -317017;1345151552;EskimoBob;"kakobreklaa | china is in everybody. " no wonder china is synonym to shit -317016;1345151566;Diablo-D3;china is not in me -317015;1345151567;EskimoBob;for* -317014;1345151598;mircea_popescu;meni is prolly just exposed to them kakobreklaa -317013;1345151646;kakobreklaa;imho hes gonna loose on that one then -317012;1345151647;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: dry humping a panda? -317011;1345151656;usagi;-tan is japanese. -317010;1345151671;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, but the japanese have drawn -tans of every country -317009;1345151674;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1179 BTC [+] -317008;1345151679;Diablo-D3;and, well, everything really -317007;1345151682;Diablo-D3;theres even a wikipedia tan -317006;1345151696;usagi;Who wants to make 200 bitcoins modifying bitcoind for me -317005;1345151704;EskimoBob;what about Domo-kun? -317004;1345151733;Diablo-D3;Ive always wanted a domo kun, small enough to sit on the corner of my monitor -317003;1345151743;EskimoBob;usagi: I can modify it for you if you want. Fork over the coin and I'll make sure it's modified -317002;1345151757;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.053 = 0.53 BTC [-] -317001;1345151759;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 40 @ 0.0501 = 2.004 BTC [-] -317000;1345151760;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 450 @ 0.05 = 22.5 BTC [-] -316999;1345151778;kakobreklaa;what do you need usagi -316998;1345151780;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: you can use permanent marker to draw one :) -316997;1345151788;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: lol -316996;1345151791;EskimoBob;i did that to several white boards just for fun -316995;1345151795;usagi;I'm looking at the code and I feel so depressed im never going to figure this out -316994;1345151796;Diablo-D3;actually, I think I saw a papercraft one -316993;1345151799;usagi;it would literally take me 2 months -316992;1345151803;Diablo-D3;but goddamned do I suck at papercraft =/ -316991;1345151813;usagi;I need to be able to encrypt private keys on a key by key basis -316990;1345151833;EskimoBob;usagi: I can do it in one but no guarantees. I have never programmed :) -316989;1345151855;Diablo-D3;usagi: erm -316988;1345151863;usagi;I'm looking at CWallet::AvailableCoins() for example, which is a good place to prevent coins from being spent, if you can connect a tx to an address/privkey -316987;1345151866;Diablo-D3;usagi: ask gmaxwell or sipa -316986;1345151898;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.105 = 5.25 BTC [+] -316985;1345151899;mircea_popescu;or luke -316984;1345151901;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 23 @ 0.1 = 2.3 BTC [+] -316983;1345151904;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 35 @ 0.099 = 3.465 BTC [-] -316982;1345151905;usagi;So theoretically if I put a bool locked in, say, CWalletKey (?).... and then.... um -316981;1345151921;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.995 = 4.975 BTC [-] -316980;1345151930;usagi;Then I need to make that variable persist and I'm already lost -316979;1345151948;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.995 BTC [-] -316978;1345151973;kakobreklaa;and the goal of this is? -316977;1345152007;usagi;command "encryptkey " and associated commands -316976;1345152037;usagi;Kind of like encrypting a whole wallet and still being able to maintain balance info as transactions come in -316975;1345152039;usagi;but on a key by key basis -316974;1345152087;kakobreklaa;aha -316973;1345152090;usagi;For 200 though I don't want it in main for at least 1 year :p -316972;1345152100;usagi;Well maybe 6 mo -316971;1345152103;usagi;I need an edge -316970;1345152134;usagi;Can you do it Kakobreklaa? -316969;1345152155;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.98879 = 1.9776 BTC [+] -316968;1345152163;kakobreklaa;ill take a look -316967;1345152205;mircea_popescu;lol it wouldn't get merged into main anyway -316966;1345152220;mircea_popescu;wasn't that guy that coded some useful coin control stuff a year ago, it;s still not merged ? -316965;1345152221;usagi;Well the idea I have so far is to mark each private key (and address) with a locked flag, as I stated, then freeze spending in CWallet::AvailableCoins() for example. Then a second feature would be to encrypt individual keys. -316964;1345152238;usagi;Yes the coin control stuff is a good place to start -316963;1345152253;usagi;Instead of selecting addresses it would exclude flagged addresses -316962;1345152278;usagi;The next step would be to persist the exclusionary information and encrypt the keys. -316961;1345152297;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.105 = 0.84 BTC [+] -316960;1345152382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00034931 = 2.7595 BTC [-] -316959;1345152520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 700 @ 0.00376746 = 2.6372 BTC [-] -316958;1345152912;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9101 = 3.6404 BTC [-] -316957;1345152914;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.91 = 4.55 BTC [-] -316956;1345152917;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [-] -316955;1345152957;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 379 @ 0.05 = 18.95 BTC [-] -316954;1345153076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00034931 = 0.8733 BTC [-] -316953;1345153078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29658 @ 0.00033431 = 9.915 BTC [-] -316952;1345153079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38455 @ 0.00033199 = 12.7667 BTC [-] -316951;1345153381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6081 @ 0.00035038 = 2.1307 BTC [+] -316950;1345153382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.0003572 = 4.8222 BTC [+] -316949;1345153384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42400 @ 0.00036186 = 15.3429 BTC [+] -316948;1345153385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35521 @ 0.00036614 = 13.0057 BTC [+] -316947;1345153386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40435 @ 0.0003838 = 15.519 BTC [+] -316946;1345153387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54000 @ 0.00039586 = 21.3764 BTC [+] -316945;1345153388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8063 @ 0.0003965 = 3.197 BTC [+] -316944;1345153923;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1403 BTC [-] -316943;1345153930;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1402 BTC [-] -316942;1345153932;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.13777 = 2.0666 BTC [-] -316941;1345153935;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1375 BTC [-] -316940;1345153937;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.1375 = 0.55 BTC [-] -316939;1345153940;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.135 = 0.27 BTC [-] -316938;1345153947;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.13 = 0.52 BTC [-] -316937;1345153979;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -316936;1345154022;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.93 = 1.86 BTC [+] -316935;1345154041;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 23 @ 1 = 23 BTC [+] -316934;1345154106;kakobreklaa;he'll be back. -316933;1345154116;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: do me a favor -316932;1345154118;Diablo-D3;make two bots -316931;1345154122;Diablo-D3;one glbse one mpex -316930;1345154133;Diablo-D3;so I can put the mpex one on ignore -316929;1345154164;kakobreklaa;you should make that client side -316928;1345154182;Diablo-D3;yeah but ignore is server side so no wasted bandwidth =P -316927;1345154186;kakobreklaa;hopefully cryptostocks will be streaming soon as well -316926;1345154214;kakobreklaa;server side? -316925;1345154220;kakobreklaa;ignore is client side -316924;1345154247;mircea_popescu;apparently macfeylard is new to this entire interwebz thing. -316923;1345154253;Diablo-D3;er -316922;1345154254;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: right -316921;1345154255;Diablo-D3;it is -316920;1345154887;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -316919;1345154908;assbot;GLBSE returned nothing. -316918;1345154915;kakobreklaa;hehe -316917;1345154920;kakobreklaa;i know whats the problem -316916;1345154926;kakobreklaa;hold on. -316915;1345154965;mircea_popescu;:p -316914;1345155010;kakobreklaa;hdd died and raid is being rebuilt and some other funky stuff is happening on VMs -316913;1345155046;mircea_popescu;o ? -316912;1345155563;kakobreklaa;!ticker s.mpoe -316911;1345155565;assbot;GLBSE returned nothing. -316910;1345155570;kakobreklaa;o? -316909;1345155575;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.93 = 3.72 BTC [+] -316908;1345155588;kakobreklaa;!ticker gigamining -316907;1345155599;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.9725] [Ask: 0.995] [Spread: 0.0225] [Last: 0.995] [24hVol: 291.40071997] [7dAvg: 1.09786791] -316906;1345155609;kakobreklaa;!ticker s.mpoe -316905;1345155610;assbot;GLBSE returned nothing. -316904;1345155622;kakobreklaa;not a valid ticker i guess -316903;1345155635;kakobreklaa;but anyway it wouldnt work before even if it was valid -316902;1345155671;mircea_popescu;owait -316901;1345155675;mircea_popescu;!ticker S.MPOE -316900;1345155676;assbot;GLBSE returned nothing. -316899;1345155683;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.1015 = 1.7255 BTC [-] -316898;1345155686;kakobreklaa;MPOE.ETF ? -316897;1345155699;mircea_popescu;i imagined you took assbot offline to add the mpex tickers. -316896;1345155705;kakobreklaa;ah -316895;1345155713;kakobreklaa;no, sorry not yet -316894;1345155719;kakobreklaa;this was a server faliue -316893;1345155722;kakobreklaa;ure -316892;1345155767;kakobreklaa;not sure if ill be able to do it today -316891;1345155779;Diablo-D3;[03:10:12] hdd died and raid is being rebuilt and some other funky stuff is happening on VMs -316890;1345155780;Diablo-D3;ouch -316889;1345155803;kakobreklaa;new hd is in place and all will be well :) -316888;1345155940;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09001 = 0.18 BTC [-] -316887;1345155942;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.09 = 0.81 BTC [-] -316886;1345155945;Diablo-D3;man I wish obsi.1mhs dividend day was coming soon -316885;1345156029;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1015 = 0.609 BTC [-] -316884;1345156042;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.5101 = 1.5303 BTC [-] -316883;1345156062;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 150000 @ 0.02745586 = 4118.379 BTC [-] -316882;1345156066;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.51 = 1.02 BTC [-] -316881;1345156198;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 250 @ 0.04 = 10 BTC [-] -316880;1345156219;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 8 @ 0.98879 = 7.9103 BTC [+] -316879;1345156222;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9888 BTC [+] -316878;1345156236;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10389 BTC [+] -316877;1345156241;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9888 BTC [+] -316876;1345156481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 200 @ 0.00376746 = 0.7535 BTC [-] -316875;1345156552;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -316874;1345156678;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -316873;1345156722;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.081 = 0.243 BTC [-] -316872;1345156734;Chaaaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101109.0 -316871;1345156762;Chaaaang-Noi;oh the bot is slow? -316870;1345156765;Chaaaang-Noi;or dead? -316869;1345156777;Chaaaang-Noi;"Jonathan Ryan Owens locked Rebate, Zip.A, Alberto & BDT thread " -316868;1345156778;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -316867;1345156783;Chaaaang-Noi;he makes a claim -316866;1345156868;mircea_popescu;and thus ended the Kronos project, and any and all involvement with Alberto and my group. -316865;1345156869;mircea_popescu;wait. -316864;1345156873;mircea_popescu;kronos is ALSO dead !? -316863;1345156885;mircea_popescu;wasn't this to be the end-all beat-all securities exchange ? -316862;1345156898;Chaaaang-Noi;he claimed he could do some magic -316861;1345156910;Chaaaang-Noi;he and mathew took the money and ran, blamed it on this fall guy -316860;1345156918;Chaaaang-Noi;i made a thead so people could respond -316859;1345156925;Chaaaang-Noi;he said a bunch of bs then locked it -316858;1345156933;mircea_popescu;how can he lock it ? -316857;1345156937;Chaaaang-Noi;he did -316856;1345156941;Chaaaang-Noi;you can lock your own threads -316855;1345156947;Chaaaang-Noi;my thread however is not locked -316854;1345156955;Chaaaang-Noi;so you can post -316853;1345156957;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 25 @ 0.25 = 6.25 BTC [-] -316852;1345156971;DeaDTerra;Will technically it is not magic, the only problem is that it's not 100% safe against exploits -316851;1345157000;DeaDTerra;ZIpCOnf still works and can still be used, but not publically and not for everyone. It can still be used by trusted parties. -316850;1345157012;mircea_popescu;The realization that I had gotten in to bed with a criminally minded guy, leaves me to only blame myself. Nothing changes the fact that I am ultimately responsible to the people who have been in my support. What's worse is that *very few* real world investors want to touch anything Bitcoin related with a ten foot pool. If you have to ask yourself why, take a look at the current price. Look at the ponzis (Pirate), look at the most ro -316849;1345157012;mircea_popescu;bust markets and ask yourself "If I was an investor, would I put any faith or money into Bitcoin businesses?" -316848;1345157012;mircea_popescu;For 99% of investors who could make Bitcoin happen, the answer is a resounding "NO." -316847;1345157015;mircea_popescu;the cheek on this asshole. -316846;1345157024;mircea_popescu;dude. i have not had a hack in a year. -316845;1345157029;mircea_popescu;unlike anyone, including mtgox. -316844;1345157038;mircea_popescu;how dares this asshole mingle me in his feting pool of failures. -316843;1345157057;Chaaaang-Noi;i think he hacked himself and he and mathew kept the investment money and ran -316842;1345157068;mircea_popescu;that's no excuse for the sort of shit he's saying. -316841;1345157072;mircea_popescu;incidentally investors love bitcoin. -316840;1345157074;kakobreklaa;seems im not trustworthy of zipconf -316839;1345157077;Chaaaang-Noi;also deadt no offince but i think you were feed a bunch of BS. -316838;1345157080;mircea_popescu;they don't love the sort of half baked shit that goes on on the forums, sure. -316837;1345157081;kakobreklaa;if im not, not of people are -316836;1345157084;mircea_popescu;but that IS NOT BITCOIN -316835;1345157086;kakobreklaa;not a lot* -316834;1345157096;DeaDTerra;I was feed a lot of bullshit, I was fooled and not told the whole truth. -316833;1345157099;kakobreklaa;so i call it bs -316832;1345157109;DeaDTerra;There is no way to know the truth unless it's proben. -316831;1345157127;DeaDTerra;I am just saying what I am told, of course I don't know if ZipConf actually work. -316830;1345157131;Chaaaang-Noi;yeah, but working with crimanals like mathew and jro is fail in my book -316829;1345157146;kakobreklaa;also i got a word from a source who have worked with zipconf -316828;1345157167;kakobreklaa;they did some testing some time ago -316827;1345157171;kakobreklaa;and that was it. -316826;1345157276;DeaDTerra;I wouldn't say they are criminal, they are innocent until the opposite is true. -316825;1345157284;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.39979999 = 0.7996 BTC [+] -316824;1345157286;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.39989999 = 1.5996 BTC [+] -316823;1345157335;Chaaaang-Noi;mathew and zhou are in the same boat :) call them what you will lol -316822;1345157402;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -316821;1345157426;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.00098397 = 5.1166 BTC [+] -316820;1345157465;DeaDTerra;What I do agree on is that this whole thing has been run in a incorrect manner and with little respect to the investors money. -316819;1345157478;DeaDTerra;With little to no communication and a sea of lies and cover ups -316818;1345157497;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: who/> -316817;1345157514;Luceo;Yay my new keyboard is here :D -316816;1345157526;Luceo;$10 keyboard replacing $150 keyboard -316815;1345157527;Luceo;<3 -316814;1345157591;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 900 @ 0.00011716 = 0.1054 BTC [+] -316813;1345157603;DeaDTerra;who what? -316812;1345157613;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: who fucked investors -316811;1345157624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21700 @ 0.00035871 = 7.784 BTC [-] -316810;1345157658;Diablo-D3;obsi.1mhs: 19th, btc-mining: 20th, btcmc: 1st. -316809;1345157659;Diablo-D3;meh -316808;1345157729;DeaDTerra;JRO,Matthew and the whole crew in charge of ZipConf and Rebate. -316807;1345157738;Diablo-D3;explains why their shit was locked -316806;1345157826;DeaDTerra;Though I think JRO is planning to do whats right and repay the investor. -316805;1345157831;DeaDTerra;at least thats what he says he will -316804;1345158283;Diablo-D3;yeah but you know how that goes =/ -316803;1345158301;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1370 @ 0.00097641 = 1.3377 BTC [-] -316802;1345158308;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.15388 = 0.7694 BTC [+] -316801;1345158335;mircea_popescu;what i want to know is -316800;1345158346;mircea_popescu;that kenna dude from tradehill who is owen's partner in some land development -316799;1345158356;mircea_popescu;has he paid all his depositors in tradehill yet ? -316798;1345158389;Diablo-D3;btw, guys -316797;1345158391;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.105 = 0.315 BTC [+] -316796;1345158400;Diablo-D3;I'm paying 2 DMC for 1 ASICMINER, and 9 DMC for 1 BTC-MINING -316795;1345158630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25200 @ 0.00035871 = 9.0395 BTC [-] -316794;1345158665;Chaaaang-Noi;dmc .03ish and yet will trade 2 of them for an asset worth .1 lol -316793;1345158672;Chaaaang-Noi;i bet people are lined up for that. -316792;1345158742;mircea_popescu;didn't it jump to .07 ? -316791;1345158781;Diablo-D3;Im still accepting 15 1mh bonds/shares for 1 DMC as well -316790;1345158787;Diablo-D3;any of them -316789;1345158789;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 3 @ 0.49999999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -316788;1345158791;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -316787;1345158890;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.995 BTC [-] -316786;1345158949;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.39989999 BTC [+] -316785;1345159046;mircea_popescu;so basically you'll take anything to divest from your own company ? -316784;1345159061;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: they're not my private shares. -316783;1345159099;Diablo-D3;those you can pry out of my cold dead hands -316782;1345159163;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.6309 = 4.4163 BTC [-] -316781;1345159184;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 40 @ 0.5 = 20 BTC [-] -316780;1345159205;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: but the next size target for DMC is 15 mhash, so I'm trading accordingly -316779;1345159220;mircea_popescu;i still don't comprehend your structure. -316778;1345159250;Diablo-D3;basically, DMC is locking down the mh market and using the output to further fund the plan. -316777;1345159252;mircea_popescu;giga's 5mh/s trade around 1, you want three of those, that's 3btc. -316776;1345159271;mircea_popescu;the dmc is doing nothing to no market. it's 2k lifetime trade volume clearly indicate that. -316775;1345159286;Diablo-D3;giga's are _worth_ about 0.15. -316774;1345159301;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw, no -316773;1345159309;Diablo-D3;the trade volume doesnt include shares trasferred -316772;1345159368;mircea_popescu;well the problem we have here is this : you think yours worth 1, they go for .0x. you think his worth .05 they go for 1. -316771;1345159378;mircea_popescu;so we'll have to leave your opinions on valuations aside for a moment. -316770;1345159380;Diablo-D3;yeah, the market is irrational -316769;1345159382;mircea_popescu;what exactly does dmc do ? -316768;1345159387;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [+] -316767;1345159392;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: have you not read the plan? -316766;1345159409;mircea_popescu;your Full contract: on glbse is ridiculous. -316765;1345159420;mircea_popescu;do you have a complement to that somewhere ? -316764;1345159421;Diablo-D3;you havent read the plan then -316763;1345159429;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469 -316762;1345159429;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 7 @ 1 = 7 BTC [+] -316761;1345159478;mircea_popescu;o i recall reading that and pointing out that you're too late for the 1mn bitcoin start-up. -316760;1345159515;mircea_popescu;so basically you envisage a very capital intensive investment -316759;1345159520;mircea_popescu;to cut down on operational costs. -316758;1345159530;mircea_popescu;the problem with this is that the market is not mature enough to make that move yet. -316757;1345159534;mircea_popescu;that's a move of commodification. -316756;1345159589;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.39989999 = 1.1997 BTC [+] -316755;1345159640;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.075 = 0.75 BTC [+] -316754;1345159814;mircea_popescu;even in that paradigm, i don't understand why you'd be holding other people's paper. -316753;1345159863;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 100 @ 0.034 = 3.4 BTC [+] -316752;1345160247;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -316751;1345160288;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.03 = 2.06 BTC [+] -316750;1345160556;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 3 @ 0.55 = 1.65 BTC [+] -316749;1345160997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00035121 = 2.8799 BTC [-] -316748;1345161150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2023 @ 0.00034212 = 0.6921 BTC [-] -316747;1345161188;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well -316746;1345161197;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: some people do agree with you on the market not being ready yet -316745;1345161206;Diablo-D3;but someone has to be the first, and being the first is always hard -316744;1345161213;Diablo-D3;as for holding other people's paper... its worth it. -316743;1345161226;Diablo-D3;I cant have the hardware here at my house -316742;1345161248;Diablo-D3;so Im effectively leasing it out from other people -316741;1345161250;mircea_popescu;well i'll tell you this, unlike most everyone i don't think you're necessarily foolish. maybe a little haughty. the thing is, it's not enough for something to be hard to make it worth doing. -316740;1345161263;mircea_popescu;commodification is a natural process, you can'd "do" it any more than you can rain. -316739;1345161280;Diablo-D3;that still doesnt solve the problem -316738;1345161283;Diablo-D3;someone still has to be the first -316737;1345161312;Diablo-D3;I actually wanted to invest in someone else being the first... but there wasnt one -316736;1345161324;Diablo-D3;theres no one else whos doing real world things at this large of a scale in the bitcoin world -316735;1345161356;mircea_popescu;yes but there's a reason, see ? tghe reason is that it's much cheaper to test things out on a small scale. -316734;1345161378;mircea_popescu;if they fail you don't end up with large capital costs writen off as losses this way. -316733;1345161378;Diablo-D3;yes, but for what the plan covers... that IS a small scale. -316732;1345161389;Diablo-D3;when google or amazon build a data center, its thousands of racks -316731;1345161395;Diablo-D3;DMC's first one will be a few dozen -316730;1345161417;mircea_popescu;the main problem still is how come you own other people's paper. -316729;1345161431;mircea_popescu;if you ipo as a shoe factory you can't take the money and buy shoe factory shares in other factories -316728;1345161436;mircea_popescu;you didn't ipo as a bank. -316727;1345161438;Diablo-D3;[04:53:49] I cant have the hardware here at my house -316726;1345161438;Diablo-D3;[04:54:11] so Im effectively leasing it out from other people -316725;1345161448;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, but your example is _almost_ right -316724;1345161450;mircea_popescu;well ya but you didn't say that originally. -316723;1345161457;Diablo-D3;Tesla didnt have a car factory when they built their company -316722;1345161467;Diablo-D3;they did business with another manufacturer to get it done -316721;1345161471;Diablo-D3;now they can afford their own factory -316720;1345161483;mircea_popescu;ya but they didn't actually ipo as a car factory -316719;1345161488;mircea_popescu;they ipo'd as a car designer. -316718;1345161493;Diablo-D3;they ipo'ed as a car manufacturer -316717;1345161503;Diablo-D3;I'm ipo'ing as a company that does many things -316716;1345161522;Diablo-D3;DMC is in a bad spot by being the first. We can't just leave the money sit -316715;1345161528;Diablo-D3;and there are no large scale investment funds -316714;1345161530;mircea_popescu;i think you'd have been a lot happier if that contract was better written tbh. -316713;1345161533;Diablo-D3;even usagi's are too small -316712;1345161540;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: probably -316711;1345161543;Diablo-D3;but we have no bitlawyers. -316710;1345161561;mircea_popescu;cause i think this "being in a bad spot for being first" is mostly self-pity. in fact, it's in a bad spot by poor communication with market. -316709;1345161581;Diablo-D3;the market doesnt communicate well, so its not a one sided problem -316708;1345161591;Diablo-D3;a lot of things have already gotten better because of DMC -316707;1345161594;mircea_popescu;surely. the only thing is that the market we can do nothing about. -316706;1345161600;mircea_popescu;only thing we can fix in this world is ourselves. -316705;1345161620;Diablo-D3;DMC is making these small mistakes here and there, and others ARE learning from it -316704;1345161623;Diablo-D3;this is a good thing -316703;1345161625;mircea_popescu;what do you figure is going better because of dmc ? -316702;1345161670;Diablo-D3;theres talk about other companies going the same route as DMC -316701;1345161683;Diablo-D3;and that talk makes me very happy -316700;1345161690;kakobreklaa;being devalued? -316699;1345161690;mircea_popescu;talk. -316698;1345161698;kakobreklaa;or other route -316697;1345161699;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: bootstrapping through bitcoin -316696;1345161703;mircea_popescu;if talk makes you happy you should spend time with whores. -316695;1345161704;Diablo-D3;afk for a sec -316694;1345161711;mircea_popescu;... -316693;1345161723;mircea_popescu;you can't seriously think you invented "bootstrapping" though bitcoin. -316692;1345161903;dub;you can't seriously think you can have a serious conversation about DMC -316691;1345161913;dub;you need to first smoke all teh rocks -316690;1345162028;PsychoticBoy;lol -316689;1345162042;mircea_popescu;eh, why not. -316688;1345162050;dub;telnet twrhis1 -316687;1345162056;dub;shit -316686;1345162088;PsychoticBoy;omg diablo how on earth are you ever going to make 1M$ to make your company come true? -316685;1345162099;dub;mircea_popescu: because Diablo-D3 is delusional from all teh crack rocks he smoked -316684;1345162106;mircea_popescu;im reading up on this jro drama. these forum idiots... ah god they're so friggin ridiculious. they're exactly but exactly like any other 30something incompetent but ambitious circlejerk. -316683;1345162135;PsychoticBoy;lmfao first 1 btc now 0.02, painfull investment -316682;1345162140;mircea_popescu;it's sad what all the prep talks and "creativity" training has done to this generation. -316681;1345162159;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.589 BTC [-] -316680;1345162210;dub;I can't even read about it -316679;1345162236;dub;I saw "Bitcoin Police" and closed the page -316678;1345162241;dub;what a fucking joke -316677;1345162247;Diablo-D3;back -316676;1345162252;mircea_popescu;you're missing out on some vaguely gay very pretentious stupidity. -316675;1345162267;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I didnt invent it bootstrapping through bitcoin, Im making people take it seriously -316674;1345162287;mircea_popescu;wouldn't you think this is something better left to "people" to say ? -316673;1345162309;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.99999898 BTC [+] -316672;1345162342;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: if other companies are going to end up taking this route, then the people already have spoken -316671;1345162367;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [+] -316670;1345162369;mircea_popescu;mno. i could just as well point out that it's because mpex went from 300k to ~5mn valuation, it's mpex that people are speaking about. -316669;1345162377;mircea_popescu;fact of the matter is all this is pretty banal. a currency exists. -316668;1345162395;mircea_popescu;the rest just follows. -316667;1345162436;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 20 @ 0.96 = 19.2 BTC [-] -316666;1345162463;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 5 @ 0.09979 = 0.499 BTC [+] -316665;1345162465;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 3 @ 0.0998 = 0.2994 BTC [+] -316664;1345162467;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [+] -316663;1345162516;mircea_popescu;be that as it may, the problems with your design are that anyone can run the newer fpgas. the days when gpu's required competence from the operator are gone. -316662;1345162529;mircea_popescu;as such, the benefits of making a large company out of many fpgas are neglectable -316661;1345162541;mircea_popescu;and so people aren't really very interested in facing the cp risk involved. -316660;1345162574;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, mining isnt even the issue -316659;1345162589;Diablo-D3;selling datacenter space to customers who need high density computation is extremely profitable -316658;1345162595;Diablo-D3;very few DCs in the US focus on this -316657;1345162597;mircea_popescu;that may be. -316656;1345162600;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 4 @ 0.99999898 = 4 BTC [+] -316655;1345162602;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 4 @ 0.99999899 = 4 BTC [+] -316654;1345162604;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -316653;1345162610;mircea_popescu;but again, it's not what you said you'll do. -316652;1345162615;Diablo-D3;actually it is -316651;1345162616;Diablo-D3;read the plan -316650;1345162631;mircea_popescu;quote. -316649;1345162634;dub;don't bother, its retarded -316648;1345162669;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the only thing I need to do is add to the plan more specifics about the datacenter now that I've worked out the cost and planning for it -316647;1345162679;mircea_popescu;but quote. -316646;1345162689;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: first part of it -316645;1345162691;Diablo-D3;The Facility -316644;1345162723;mircea_popescu;The Facility -316643;1345162723;mircea_popescu;A dedicated facility will be purchased or built on un-/under-developed land located in Maine due to our cold 6 months out of the year environment and lack of natural disasters. $150k will be set aside for this purpose as a soft estimate. -316642;1345162730;mircea_popescu;you want to build a "facility". -316641;1345162736;Diablo-D3;a data center. -316640;1345162741;mircea_popescu;do you have any ideea how much... uh i dunno. gnax atlanta cost ? -316639;1345162781;mircea_popescu;you can't build a detached family house for 150k in maine. -316638;1345162793;Diablo-D3;you'd be surprised how cheap stuff is -316637;1345162794;dub;stop trying to approach this with logic -316636;1345162796;mircea_popescu;the generators for a decent facility run in the millions. -316635;1345162812;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: a full sized facility is a thousand or ten thousand racks -316634;1345162816;mircea_popescu;a mid size up to par with current specs dc costs about 1bn atm. -316633;1345162820;Diablo-D3;Im building one for several dozen racks. -316632;1345162821;dub;you are talking to a shut-in, who lives in a fantasy world of drawn japanese people and cronic masturabation -316631;1345162835;mircea_popescu;there's a very good reason why there's no dcs made out for 50 racks Diablo-D3 -316630;1345162837;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: Im quite aware how much backup generators and cooling cost. -316629;1345162841;mircea_popescu;the same reason there's no 1/8th of a person cars -316628;1345162845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5077 @ 0.00034208 = 1.7367 BTC [-] -316627;1345162846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7423 @ 0.00035121 = 2.607 BTC [+] -316626;1345162848;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it is for a prototype. -316625;1345162851;Diablo-D3;it works quite well. -316624;1345162867;mircea_popescu;prototyping is a term of art. -316623;1345162874;mircea_popescu;it is used to mean something very speciffic. -316622;1345162880;mircea_popescu;to wit, that thing which people with a lot of money do. -316621;1345162886;Diablo-D3;yes, and then the software industry stole the term -316620;1345162888;mircea_popescu;if all you have is 100k and you spend 100k, you did not buy a prototype. -316619;1345162903;mircea_popescu;on a total budget of 100k a prototype could cost at most 2-3k -316618;1345162923;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, and what would happen if I announced DMC would actually cost several billion? -316617;1345162936;mircea_popescu;people would point out you're not qualified to handle several billion. -316616;1345162937;mircea_popescu;are you ? -316615;1345162954;dub;wait till we get to teh bit where his real business case is green energy -316614;1345162956;Diablo-D3;If Im not, then no one in the community is. -316613;1345162964;mircea_popescu;which si true. nobody in the community is. -316612;1345162973;mircea_popescu;which is also why people don't partner with "anyone in the community". -316611;1345162974;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the community has to start somewhere. -316610;1345162992;mircea_popescu;yes. that somewhere however is not pretending to be and do things they aren't and can't do. -316609;1345162996;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: which is why Im asking for a million, not a billion. -316608;1345163002;mircea_popescu;thart's a great way to painfully die. -316607;1345163062;mircea_popescu;dub nothing wrong with green energy. -316606;1345163076;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw, were you referring atlantanap? -316605;1345163107;dub;mircea_popescu: sure, if you are an energy company -316604;1345163109;mircea_popescu;no. -316603;1345163125;Diablo-D3;got a url for the one you were thinking of? -316602;1345163128;dub;mircea_popescu: if you are an internet asshat.. -316601;1345163136;mircea_popescu;a yes, yes. thart's what they call it. -316600;1345163158;mircea_popescu;AtlantaNAP 1100 White Street, SW | Atlanta, GA 30310 -316599;1345163161;Diablo-D3;yeah -316598;1345163168;Diablo-D3;thats only 75k square feet -316597;1345163196;mircea_popescu;it's not huge, by any means. -316596;1345163217;Diablo-D3;I'd be surprised if it cost more than 25 million -316595;1345163225;mircea_popescu;... -316594;1345163232;mircea_popescu;the paperwork is more than 25 million. -316593;1345163236;Diablo-D3;sorry my 0 key isnt working -316592;1345163240;Diablo-D3;250 million -316591;1345163263;mircea_popescu;it was more, but anyway -316590;1345163263;mircea_popescu;36,000 gallon storage tank to hold make-up water for cooling towers -316589;1345163263;mircea_popescu;Private well to supply make-up water (well is backed up by city water) -316588;1345163271;mircea_popescu;they had to make their own water supply and various other shits. -316587;1345163276;Diablo-D3;yeah, Im not surprised -316586;1345163278;mircea_popescu;there's a reason why projects are always over budget. -316585;1345163284;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw -316584;1345163286;Diablo-D3;re $150k -316583;1345163291;Diablo-D3;Im seriously considering upping that to $250k -316582;1345163301;Diablo-D3;although it may not look it, but I really have been pricing out what we need -316581;1345163316;mircea_popescu;again, i have no doubt that you're earnestly trying. -316580;1345163325;Diablo-D3;mining hardware will probably end up coming last. -316579;1345163359;Diablo-D3;surprised they went with diesel powered generators though -316578;1345163365;Diablo-D3;doesnt atlanta have natgas? -316577;1345163375;mircea_popescu;you'd go with atomic ? -316576;1345163386;mircea_popescu;gas was too difficult to get all the permits for iirc. -316575;1345163392;Diablo-D3;ahh too bad -316574;1345163402;mircea_popescu;i only have a vague recollection, anyway. -316573;1345163406;Diablo-D3;bloomboxes are really nice from what Ive heard -316572;1345163415;mircea_popescu;One 2 MW diesel-powered generator with static ATS. -316571;1345163415;Diablo-D3;every customer who has them has been very happy with them -316570;1345163434;Diablo-D3;(although I imagine bloom energy has been greatly gaming the PR aspect) -316569;1345163455;smickles;anything new today? -316568;1345163456;mircea_popescu;Factory price 2 mw diesel generator with CE ISO -316567;1345163456;mircea_popescu;Other products by Output Type: AC Three Phase FOB Price: US $ 2,000 - 12,000 / Set -316566;1345163459;mircea_popescu;on alibaba :D -316565;1345163465;Diablo-D3;lol alibaba -316564;1345163467;mircea_popescu;trust me. a 2mw costs more than 2-12k -316563;1345163473;Diablo-D3;yeah no shit -316562;1345163483;mircea_popescu;i'm just pointing out that pricing may be a little more difficult than it seems. -316561;1345163488;mircea_popescu;heya smickles -316560;1345163489;Diablo-D3;I mean fuck, look at a 1mw wind turbine -316559;1345163496;Diablo-D3;thats $1m all said and done -316558;1345163498;smickles;howdy mircea_popescu -316557;1345163518;mircea_popescu;and obviously a wind turbine powered datacenter would be something very comical. -316556;1345163544;mircea_popescu;Supply Ability: 2000 Set/Sets per Year -316555;1345163544;mircea_popescu;Payment Terms: L/C,T/T,Western Union -316554;1345163547;mircea_popescu;ahaha this is great. -316553;1345163559;mircea_popescu;so this alibaba vendor can sell me 2k 2MW units per year -316552;1345163562;mircea_popescu;payment via WU -316551;1345163734;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its not that comical -316550;1345163746;smickles;i can see it now, Diablo-D3's warehouse with 1000 of these http://compare.ebay.com/like/300637929477?var=lv<yp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar -316549;1345163748;Diablo-D3;maine forces the power companies to buy back power at high prices -316548;1345163767;Diablo-D3;smickles: lol, small turbines are shit -316547;1345163785;dub;Diablo-D3: I'm installing ~$1m worth of gear in two racks in different DC's at the moment -316546;1345163793;Diablo-D3;dub: haha awesome -316545;1345163804;dub;to cable out fibre and power is ~$88k -316544;1345163817;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: but yeah, I really want to do combined solar and wind, but wind is going to be really fucking expensive for the budget -316543;1345163817;dub;four peices of kit -316542;1345163824;Diablo-D3;dub: hawt -316541;1345163840;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 did you ever work as tech in a dc ? -316540;1345163870;dub;a better question would be, has Diablo-D3 EVER worked -316539;1345163880;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, but I know a surprisingly large number of people who do -316538;1345163893;mircea_popescu;ok, why not ? -316537;1345163904;Diablo-D3;why not? never had the chance. -316536;1345163904;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -316535;1345163913;mircea_popescu;ever applied for such a job ? -316534;1345163921;Diablo-D3;I live in Maine, we dont have jobs like that up here -316533;1345163932;mircea_popescu;what, you're rooted in maine ? -316532;1345163938;mircea_popescu;people your age travel, it's only natural. -316531;1345163952;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: although, Im glad I stayed -316530;1345163962;mircea_popescu;i tell you, it's bizzare to want to bootstrap a taxicab company when you never ran a cab. -316529;1345163984;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ts not like Im ignorant to how these things are done -316528;1345163991;mircea_popescu;i didn't say you were. -316527;1345164005;mircea_popescu;i said you never had the opportunity to waste other people's money finding things out. -316526;1345164013;mircea_popescu;it'll be a bitch to waste your own. -316525;1345164021;Diablo-D3;well, to be fair -316524;1345164025;Diablo-D3;if I had a million dollars in the bank -316523;1345164028;Diablo-D3;I would have done it myself. -316522;1345164037;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure of that, yeah. -316521;1345164111;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the most expensive part of this wont be the data cente though -316520;1345164114;Diablo-D3;its the power generation -316519;1345164139;mircea_popescu;the most expensive part of a project run by someone with great ambition and no experience is always the management. -316518;1345164154;mircea_popescu;this is exceedingly well proven in teh history of business. -316517;1345164164;Diablo-D3;of course, but this is why Im not doing it alone -316516;1345164170;mircea_popescu;o ? -316515;1345164176;Diablo-D3;I have people who are in the industry who are advising me on various points -316514;1345164186;mircea_popescu;yet another thing the prospective investor would have not found out from yoru contract. -316513;1345164194;mircea_popescu;you have any ideea what's the one thing investors hate ? -316512;1345164200;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: glbse sucks. -316511;1345164206;Diablo-D3;and I hope thats the number one thing. -316510;1345164219;mircea_popescu;haha well, surprises i was gonna say -316509;1345164222;mircea_popescu;but you tempt me so. -316508;1345164241;Diablo-D3;seriously, glbse has room for a contract, but not anything else -316507;1345164260;Diablo-D3;I mean, in the real world, we dont even have shit like this -316506;1345164280;Diablo-D3;I dont go to NYSE's website to trade stocks, I go through a broker, and most brokers barely list any info about companies -316505;1345164289;Diablo-D3;you have to go to the company website to learn anything -316504;1345164311;mircea_popescu;well, brokering is hard work and requires a large set of rare skills. -316503;1345164318;Diablo-D3;yes it does -316502;1345164320;mircea_popescu;i been trying to get it going, but it's slow. -316501;1345164327;Diablo-D3;so does making the stock exchange itself -316500;1345164330;mircea_popescu;i suppose it's not flashy enough for kids today. -316499;1345164346;Diablo-D3;I think what I should do is just bust out a web 2.0'ey kind of website for DMC -316498;1345164358;Diablo-D3;and just solve all the problems -316497;1345164373;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I mean, you're right, investors hate surprises -316496;1345164382;Diablo-D3;_I_ don't like surprises. -316495;1345164400;mircea_popescu;it stands to reason you should make a website before registering the security, actually. why not ? a blog is five minutes' work. -316494;1345164415;Diablo-D3;blogs dont sell. -316493;1345164436;mircea_popescu;but your company has a site now. news can be published, people can ask you questions. -316492;1345164437;Diablo-D3;and the reason I didnt have a website first is because thats not how things have been done in bitcoin -316491;1345164451;Diablo-D3;its always been bitcointalk threads only -316490;1345164455;Diablo-D3;and it just doesnt work -316489;1345164463;Diablo-D3;its doing more harm to glbse companies than good -316488;1345164501;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6507 @ 0.00078056 = 5.0791 BTC [-] -316487;1345164519;mircea_popescu;well that'd have been a great point to innovate. -316486;1345164534;mircea_popescu;whoa jesus ?! that bad ? .78 ?! -316485;1345164560;dub;;;ticker -316484;1345164561;gribble;Best bid: 13.34997, Best ask: 13.34998, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.34999, 24 hour volume: 103091, 24 hour low: 12.5, 24 hour high: 13.84119 -316483;1345164573;Diablo-D3;so close to 13.37 <3 -316482;1345164575;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 393 @ 0.00078056 = 0.3068 BTC [-] -316481;1345164577;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10700 @ 0.00078125 = 8.3594 BTC [+] -316480;1345164577;mircea_popescu;lol -316479;1345164578;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 600 @ 0.00079934 = 0.4796 BTC [+] -316478;1345164579;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24861 @ 0.00080303 = 19.9641 BTC [+] -316477;1345164579;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15630 @ 0.00095137 = 14.8699 BTC [+] -316476;1345164580;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7816 @ 0.00098397 = 7.6907 BTC [+] -316475;1345164592;dub;Diablo-D3: it was 1337 on btccharts.. -316474;1345164605;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: but yeah, the thread just doesnt sell it -316473;1345164621;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.115 = 0.46 BTC [+] -316472;1345164624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00389519 = 1.7528 BTC [+] -316471;1345164626;Diablo-D3;Ive been selling it by hand, but thats just not an efficient use of my time -316470;1345164663;mircea_popescu;well another part of the problem is that there's very little analysis work done -316469;1345164668;mircea_popescu;or should i say, publicly released. -316468;1345164685;Diablo-D3;I agree -316467;1345164689;Diablo-D3;but Im not quite done with it either. -316466;1345164694;Diablo-D3;ALTHOUGH -316465;1345164697;Diablo-D3;theres stuff buried in the thread -316464;1345164713;Diablo-D3;but that just adds to the fact I hate how that works -316463;1345164743;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I want DMC to be more collaborative than it is -316462;1345164749;mircea_popescu;bitcointalk is dysfunctional because it creates this false sense of community -316461;1345164755;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is a currency, not a post count. -316460;1345164758;Diablo-D3;but theres only been like 2 shareholders who bother being vocal -316459;1345164770;Diablo-D3;exactly -316458;1345164776;Diablo-D3;it doesnt work -316457;1345164789;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 22 @ 0.105 = 2.31 BTC [+] -316456;1345164796;mircea_popescu;well, part of the nonvocal non collaborative etc is that you get bristly when people say things. -316455;1345164821;Diablo-D3;meh, Im that kind of person -316454;1345164831;Diablo-D3;although, the best companies in the world have been ran by asshole CEOs -316453;1345164854;mircea_popescu;i am an asshole. there's a difference between asshole and that. -316452;1345164908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57200 @ 0.00034038 = 19.4697 BTC [-] -316451;1345164909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00033685 = 1.9537 BTC [-] -316450;1345164911;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.189 BTC [-] -316449;1345164937;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I'd be what pg calls a technical founder -316448;1345164948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18782 @ 0.00035121 = 6.5964 BTC [+] -316447;1345164950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00035871 = 0.2152 BTC [+] -316446;1345164950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43600 @ 0.00038342 = 16.7171 BTC [+] -316445;1345164951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44101 @ 0.00038389 = 16.9299 BTC [+] -316444;1345164953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42917 @ 0.0003965 = 17.0166 BTC [+] -316443;1345164967;Diablo-D3;I know everything needed backwards and forwards, but I dont have a userfriendly interface -316442;1345164997;mircea_popescu;you know everything needed for building a dc backwards and forwards ? -316441;1345165008;Diablo-D3;surprisingly yes. -316440;1345165015;Diablo-D3;and what I dont know can easily be purchased. -316439;1345165025;Diablo-D3;its not like Im going out there with a trow and some bricks -316438;1345165048;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.980001 = 1.96 BTC [-] -316437;1345165065;mircea_popescu;well... in maine... i can see it. bricks, trow, -316436;1345165079;Diablo-D3;I'll be hiring companies every step of the way to do the work -316435;1345165111;mircea_popescu;out of 150k ?! -316434;1345165141;Diablo-D3;like I said, the $150k estimate may have been wrong -316433;1345165147;Diablo-D3;I was just going to do just a dozen racks -316432;1345165152;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 39 @ 0.10151001 = 3.9589 BTC [-] -316431;1345165156;Diablo-D3;but its not representative of the problem at that small of a size -316430;1345165159;mircea_popescu;what if one of these subcontractors fucks you over ? -316429;1345165176;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.98 = 9.8 BTC [-] -316428;1345165180;Diablo-D3;then I get a crash course in suing. -316427;1345165193;mircea_popescu;a crash course in suing ? -316426;1345165203;mircea_popescu;interesting concept. -316425;1345165211;Diablo-D3;as in, I hire a lawyer. -316424;1345165226;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nothing ever goes smoothly -316423;1345165227;mircea_popescu;a lawyer practicing corporate may cost you 10k just to hear your case. -316422;1345165231;Diablo-D3;its a rule -316421;1345165235;Diablo-D3;I expect something to go wrong -316420;1345165239;mircea_popescu;im not sure what the bar is like in maine. -316419;1345165253;mircea_popescu;but in ma it's about there. not even a good one. -316418;1345165282;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.02999 = 2.06 BTC [+] -316417;1345165305;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.02999 BTC [+] -316416;1345165307;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 15 @ 0.978 = 14.67 BTC [-] -316415;1345165381;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.978 BTC [-] -316414;1345165404;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: this is why a small one is being done first -316413;1345165411;Diablo-D3;even if a subcontractor fucks up, it limits the scope of the damage -316412;1345165427;mircea_popescu;yea well, it's a little like playing poker. -316411;1345165440;mircea_popescu;they won't likely be able to resist stiffing you, seeing how you're a new face on a bugdet. -316410;1345165530;dub;Diablo-D3: my project budget has more than half your budget (over $85k) just for contingency -316409;1345165535;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.97251 = 1.945 BTC [-] -316408;1345165554;Diablo-D3;dub: well, its a soft estimate -316407;1345165557;dub;to reiterate, this is four (4) elements in two (2) racks -316406;1345165561;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.10151 = 3.0453 BTC [-] -316405;1345165562;Diablo-D3;although I should have just went with $250k -316404;1345165574;Diablo-D3;yeah, all Im doing is putting the racks there -316403;1345165580;dub;we have 85K set aside for stuff that might crop up -316402;1345165583;Diablo-D3;its people like you who'd do business with me -316401;1345165603;Diablo-D3;I have _the entire budget_ set aside for stuff that might crop up -316400;1345165611;Diablo-D3;its an entirely scalable design. -316399;1345165614;dub;spending >$88k on cabling alone -316398;1345165615;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.1015 = 1.1165 BTC [-] -316397;1345165632;Diablo-D3;if I burn more money in one spot, I buy less somewhere else -316396;1345165640;dub;that doesnt include optics, jsut DC power, fiber and a little cat5 -316395;1345165645;mircea_popescu;dub what are you putting in there anyway ? -316394;1345165655;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9725 = 3.89 BTC [-] -316393;1345165662;Diablo-D3;yeah, wtf are you doing -316392;1345165670;Diablo-D3;I can get a 1000 foot spool of cat6a and not spend that much money -316391;1345165689;dub;augmentign a small city with extra 10G capacity, a couple of routers and switches -316390;1345165724;dub;oh and that cabling is inside plant only, cross town fiber is seperate -316389;1345165728;mircea_popescu;a you're doing fiber hook-ups -316388;1345165728;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.165 = 0.99 BTC [-] -316387;1345165751;Diablo-D3;hrm, twitter bootstrap kind of sucks -316386;1345165780;Diablo-D3;I wonder if the new foundation is any good -316385;1345165782;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.02999 = 2.06 BTC [+] -316384;1345165865;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 200 @ 0.00011716 = 0.0234 BTC [+] -316383;1345165928;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.02999999 = 2.06 BTC [+] -316382;1345165943;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.95 = 9.5 BTC [-] -316381;1345165968;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.399999 BTC [+] -316380;1345166123;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 6 @ 0.1599 = 0.9594 BTC [+] -316379;1345166761;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/y99z3/go_long_or_short_with_bitcoin_again_up_to_10x/c5thkwg -316378;1345166765;mircea_popescu;ahahaa this is so darned funny. -316377;1345166802;Obsi;Anyone know at what point Godaddy autorenews a domain? -316376;1345166842;mircea_popescu;after it's expired and they can get it ? -316375;1345166849;Diablo-D3;Obsi: you should change obsi.1mhs to daily dividend =P -316374;1345166879;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.51 = 1.53 BTC [+] -316373;1345166893;Obsi;I'd have to change the contract and do more math and stuff -316372;1345166907;Diablo-D3;:< -316371;1345166909;mircea_popescu;daily dividends really burn a lot of admin time -316370;1345166921;Diablo-D3;I dont want to wait until the 19th =/ -316369;1345166925;Obsi;Diablo-D3: that domain I told you about that is expiring today it still hasn't autorenewed -316368;1345166933;Diablo-D3;heh -316367;1345166934;Diablo-D3;dude -316366;1345166936;Diablo-D3;godaddy is shit -316365;1345166939;Diablo-D3;why are you still using them -316364;1345166942;Diablo-D3;you should know better -316363;1345166946;Obsi;hour and a half till it's expired -316362;1345166954;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1038 BTC [+] -316361;1345166982;Obsi;I'm not using godaddy... they are -316360;1345166989;Diablo-D3;oh -316359;1345166993;Diablo-D3;then they're fucked lol -316358;1345167004;Obsi;it's your fav company of course -316357;1345167027;Diablo-D3;who? -316356;1345167043;Obsi;butterflylabs.com -316355;1345167043;MoneyIsDebt;google.com is expiring? -316354;1345167049;mircea_popescu;ahaha -316353;1345167049;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [+] -316352;1345167052;Diablo-D3;OH RIGHT -316351;1345167054;Diablo-D3;THEM -316350;1345167069;Diablo-D3;I KNEW ABOUT THIS -316349;1345167075;Diablo-D3;AND I TOLD EVERYONE -316348;1345167077;Diablo-D3;BUT EVERYONE WAS LIKE -316347;1345167077;Diablo-D3;THEY'LL RENEW -316346;1345167086;Diablo-D3;WELL HOWS THAT GOING FOR YOU?! -316345;1345167086;Obsi;I hope they do -316344;1345167090;Diablo-D3; -316343;1345167099;Obsi;not sure how godaddy handles it -316342;1345167100;Diablo-D3;I hope they dont, Im hungry for popcorn -316341;1345167154;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -316340;1345167173;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.989 BTC [-] -316339;1345167194;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [+] -316338;1345167261;Ignatius-otc;godaddy holds their domains forever, calls and emails countless notices of expiration. I havent had success nabbing expiring domains from them but I wish you luck. -316337;1345167289;Obsi;do they wait for the expiration date to pass before auto-renewing? -316336;1345167300;Diablo-D3;Ignatius-otc: they self-squat? wow -316335;1345167302;mircea_popescu;hmm, anyone with a reddit account ? -316334;1345167312;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: me -316333;1345167339;mircea_popescu;Mind putting MPEx up there for a free-for-all pentesting ? -316332;1345167351;Ignatius-otc;they self squat for very long periods of time,so that they can then sell the domain back to the true owner for around $100 USD. As for auto-renew before or after expiration, afaik it happens before the actual expiration date. -316331;1345167377;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no -316330;1345167380;mircea_popescu;People that manage to get aything useful get faq mentions/1.337 btc -316329;1345167381;dub;Obsi: don't know about godaddy but some do -316328;1345167385;Ignatius-otc;bfl was it? they sure are busy right now...too busy to field phone calls and emails:P -316327;1345167397;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: wont touch that with 25 foot pole -316326;1345167435;mircea_popescu;mkay. anyone with a reddit account and a longer pole than Diablo-D3's ? -316325;1345167498;mircea_popescu;lol -316324;1345167551;smickles;i have a reddit acct -316323;1345167586;smickles;and i'me better than average in the pole dept. -316322;1345167592;mircea_popescu;that;s cool -316321;1345167609;smickles;why d'ya ask mp? -316320;1345167623;mircea_popescu;so please put mpex up going hey, free for all pentesting, anyone getting anything useful gets faq mentions and 1.337 btc. -316319;1345167646;mircea_popescu;reports to be forwarded to http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/office.jpg -316318;1345167677;dub;$17? -316317;1345167701;mircea_popescu;it's a hacker thing. -316316;1345167712;smickles;you want me to ask reddit to hack you? -316315;1345167713;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1179 = 0.2358 BTC [+] -316314;1345167720;mircea_popescu;sure. -316313;1345167747;smickles;alright, can I have a clearsigned msg saying it's ok by you -316312;1345167755;smickles;i'll post it along with it -316311;1345167764;Ignatius-otc;that would be good -316310;1345167764;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [+] -316309;1345167845;mircea_popescu;ya 1 sec -316308;1345167895;Ignatius-otc;Where are you hosted MP? I have yet to find a host who would approve of such a thing/honeypot. -316307;1345167969;smickles;so who's buying/selling s.mpoe going into this? :) -316306;1345167987;Ignatius-otc;precisely, the reddit crowd would just as quickly ddos -316305;1345167998;smickles;mircea_popescu: i hope you have an offline backup of the db -316304;1345168015;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.989 BTC [-] -316303;1345168021;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9998 BTC [+] -316302;1345168023;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.99000001 = 6.93 BTC [-] -316301;1345168025;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 327 @ 0.99 = 323.73 BTC [-] -316300;1345168031;smickles;is there a particular subreddit that would be best for this sort of thing? -316299;1345168045;Obsi;netsec maybe -316298;1345168051;mircea_popescu;smickles http://pastebin.com/jkG76WhE -316297;1345168057;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/y99z3/go_long_or_short_with_bitcoin_again_up_to_10x/c5thkwg -316296;1345168060;mircea_popescu;whichever this is in -316295;1345168126;smickles;ok, /r/bitcoin and i guess i'll crosspost to /r/netsec -316294;1345168151;MoneyIsDebt;Somebody start betting on the outcome of this? http://betsofbitco.in -316293;1345168164;mircea_popescu;haha that your site ? -316292;1345168173;smickles;prolly not -316291;1345168178;MoneyIsDebt;not mine, no -316290;1345168251;Diablo-D3;there is a reddit for pentesting -316289;1345168257;Diablo-D3;Ive seen it when wandering around -316288;1345168323;Obsi;might want to clarify it's just over 1 BTC, some people might think you're paying 1,337 -316287;1345168324;Diablo-D3;man my internet has gone to shit awfully fast -316286;1345168347;mircea_popescu;i think 1.3 should be clear to anyone nej ? -316285;1345168356;smickles;can i say "at least 1.337 BTC"? -316284;1345168359;Diablo-D3;bitcoin uses . not , -316283;1345168374;Diablo-D3;I dont care what your local currency is -316282;1345168375;mircea_popescu;smickles why not just copy the clearsigned thing ? -316281;1345168378;Diablo-D3;its . -316280;1345168378;Obsi;yeah but many people use . and may get confused -316279;1345168388;smickles;oh, i haven't read it yet :o -316278;1345168441;Obsi;1,337 would bring in a whole new class of hackers that you wouldn't want to confuse -316277;1345168463;Ignatius-otc;then we might get to see more than a ddos:-/ -316276;1345168468;dub;1,337 isnt a number -316275;1345168473;Diablo-D3;Obsi: :3 -316274;1345168479;Diablo-D3;yes it is -316273;1345168488;mircea_popescu;it's two numbers in csv -316272;1345168489;Diablo-D3;one thousand three hundred and thirty seven -316271;1345168490;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ycgm8/freeforall_pentesting_on_mpex/ -316270;1345168513;mircea_popescu;lol you c/p'd the signature too liek a noob! -316269;1345168535;mircea_popescu;i meant copy the text and leave a link to the pastebin -316268;1345168560;dub;also, who is Micea -316267;1345168571;Ignatius-otc;lol -316266;1345168573;mircea_popescu;hahaah -316265;1345168584;mircea_popescu;poor smickles. he just wanted to help -316264;1345168585;Diablo-D3;spell fail -316263;1345168588;smickles;lol, well, i guess i just don't care -316262;1345168588;Diablo-D3;theres an r in there -316261;1345168595;dub;mircea_popescu: where is teh faq -316260;1345168606;dub;and what timeframe shoudl I give the bet -316259;1345168607;Diablo-D3;SMICKLES / He just doesn't care -316258;1345168609;mircea_popescu;first link atop teh site, http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html -316257;1345168620;mircea_popescu;that's just how they roll in smicklandia. -316256;1345168632;smickles;lol, i really f'd it up -316255;1345168654;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 18 @ 0.85 = 15.3 BTC [-] -316254;1345168656;mircea_popescu;i'd guess a week ? -316253;1345168673;mircea_popescu;i really shouldn't be doing this sorta thing at bedtime -316252;1345168677;mircea_popescu;now i'll be too excited to sleep. -316251;1345168682;dub;how about a month -316250;1345168684;Diablo-D3;LOL -316249;1345168689;dub;can take a week to get the bet approved -316248;1345168691;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: HELLO BROTHER! -316247;1345168707;mircea_popescu;thanks smickles -316246;1345168708;Diablo-D3;man, I need to get a short blond friend -316245;1345168712;MoneyIsDebt;mircea_popescu: What platform are you running on etc? -316244;1345168716;dub;end of september? -316243;1345168719;Diablo-D3;so I have an excuse to wear a giant suit of armor -316242;1345168799;smickles;oh, alright, it bothered me, so i corrected it -316241;1345168840;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt this'd be just the webserver. -316240;1345168866;smickles;'comon all, upvote it quickly -316239;1345168880;smickles;it's an acceleration algo to get to the front page -316238;1345168890;smickles;the first hour bein the most important -316237;1345168912;Diablo-D3;fine fine -316236;1345168927;mircea_popescu;o they do the acceleration thing ? -316235;1345169008;dub;mircea_popescu: is there a timeframe beyond which you will not honour it? -316234;1345169018;mircea_popescu;not really. -316233;1345169135;dub;ok, running the bet till end of september -316232;1345169194;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.9901 BTC [-] -316231;1345169208;smickles;dub, how about i link to the bet (that you are setting up?) in the reddit post -316230;1345169225;dub;would be good but it isnt online until they approve -316229;1345169250;smickles;do they give you a link before it's approved (youtube style)? -316228;1345169286;dub;http://www.betsofbitco.in/item?id=566 -316227;1345169328;MoneyIsDebt;dub: cool -316226;1345169352;mircea_popescu;does that 566 indicate how many bets so far ? -316225;1345169427;smickles;it's like an article id mp -316224;1345169463;mircea_popescu;ya but, does it increment by 1 each new proposed bet ? -316223;1345169470;smickles;nope -316222;1345169505;smickles;i can tell you didn't write your own blog software -316221;1345169526;mircea_popescu;mmm, wordpress actually does. -316220;1345169577;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: if someone wants to sell options with you, do they need to leave you some coins to cover cases when the options are exercised? -316219;1345169585;mircea_popescu;yes coingenuity -316218;1345169588;mircea_popescu;oops. copumpkin -316217;1345169595;mircea_popescu;3 points (80% like it) 4 up votes 1 down vote << ok whoddunit! -316216;1345169599;mircea_popescu;buncha haters. -316215;1345169607;copumpkin;lol, reddit always injects random downvotes -316214;1345169616;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: how much do we need to leave with you? -316213;1345169634;mircea_popescu;for calls, 1 btc. for puts, the present put value. -316212;1345169644;copumpkin;hmm -316211;1345169645;mircea_popescu;on a 20 put with price at 10, 1 btc. -316210;1345169684;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.399999 BTC [+] -316209;1345169685;copumpkin;I see, I think -316208;1345169706;mircea_popescu;it's full coverage, as it were. -316207;1345169764;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10388 = 0.4155 BTC [+] -316206;1345170248;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.45 BTC [+] -316205;1345170456;mircea_popescu;course on the bet thing... you folks realise that it's darn easy to game -316204;1345170467;mircea_popescu;as in, the person who finds a hole steals all yer coinz too. -316203;1345170715;dub;yeah, find hole, place bet, exploit hole, ???, profit -316202;1345170730;smickles;it's on the front page -316201;1345170741;smickles;with 3 upvotes -316200;1345170743;mircea_popescu;a hey cool. -316199;1345170760;mircea_popescu;you had a golden hand. -316198;1345170795;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2604.0 this is not serious ? -316197;1345170828;dub;I think it is -316196;1345170899;dub;he has been willing to whore himself to any vaguely bitcoin related retardation to date -316195;1345170942;mircea_popescu;i see -316194;1345170963;mircea_popescu;also, jews. http://firstlightforum.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/ultra-orthodox-jews2.jpg -316193;1345170970;dub;probably moreso now, facing liability for bitcoinica shit -316192;1345170996;mircea_popescu;submitted 18 minutes ago* by smickles -316191;1345171001;mircea_popescu;jeez! i made it 1/4 hour! -316190;1345171014;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: wtfimage -316189;1345171016;mircea_popescu;more like 40 minutes by my watch but anyway -316188;1345171152;mircea_popescu;dub i still don't quite comprehend what those people were thinking. forex-y bitbucket ran by guy in china/taiwan. let us buy it while we reside in fresno ? -316187;1345171155;mircea_popescu;what.da.fuck. -316186;1345171277;dub;what happened after they took over is more wtf imo -316185;1345171291;dub;like, not checking if there were backups.. -316184;1345171316;mircea_popescu;like, not insta-changing all pws for everyrhing. -316183;1345171366;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.054 = 3.162 BTC [+] -316182;1345171383;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9001 = 3.6004 BTC [-] -316181;1345171385;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [-] -316180;1345171402;dub;both are fairly wtfy -316179;1345171420;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is not the fronteer. it's the twilight zone -316178;1345171435;mircea_popescu;but for once they splurged and hired kafka's daughter by mark twain to do the script. -316177;1345171601;dub;fyi, betsofbitcoin is not widely trusted, I would personally not put any significant amount with them. In case anyone was planning to, don't cry to me :) -316176;1345171681;mircea_popescu;Hi MoneyIsDubstep! -316175;1345171804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00037686 = 0.3769 BTC [-] -316174;1345171971;mircea_popescu;well this is anticlimatic -316173;1345172011;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1038 = 10.2762 BTC [-] -316172;1345172223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00037686 = 7.085 BTC [-] -316171;1345172493;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.1599 = 0.4797 BTC [+] -316170;1345172578;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.054 = 3.162 BTC [+] -316169;1345172632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00037686 = 1.3567 BTC [-] -316168;1345172638;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 90 @ 0.03 = 2.7 BTC [-] -316167;1345172687;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3951 = 2.3706 BTC [-] -316166;1345172690;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.395 BTC [-] -316165;1345172710;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.10388 = 2.0776 BTC [+] -316164;1345172769;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0279 = 4.1116 BTC [+] -316163;1345172771;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.028 BTC [+] -316162;1345172783;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 100 @ 0.03 = 3 BTC [-] -316161;1345172788;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.4598 = 4.3794 BTC [+] -316160;1345172837;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.06 = 0.6 BTC [+] -316159;1345173131;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -316158;1345173243;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00092147 = 1.3822 BTC [-] -316157;1345173243;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4700 @ 0.00090614 = 4.2589 BTC [-] -316156;1345173256;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 10 @ 0.074 = 0.74 BTC [+] -316155;1345173359;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1049 = 1.5735 BTC [-] -316154;1345173421;Diablo-D3;I should change the name of DMC -316153;1345173503;MoneyIsD_;Is D for default or dead? ;) -316152;1345173516;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10388 = 0.5194 BTC [+] -316151;1345173518;Diablo-D3;hurr -316150;1345173691;MoneyIsD_;It got quiet in here... everyone off hacking mircea_popescu 's site? -316149;1345173702;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -316148;1345173731;mircea_popescu;lolz -316147;1345173734;mircea_popescu;it's not dead yet! -316146;1345173799;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -316145;1345174167;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.6301 = 1.2602 BTC [-] -316144;1345174249;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.99999992 BTC [+] -316143;1345174993;teek;wow i was busy today and wasn't following anythign really -316142;1345175008;teek;and there is like 20+ pages of BDT / JRO / blah blah blah crap -316141;1345175010;teek;holy -316140;1345175011;teek;:P -316139;1345175070;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 4 @ 0.50969 = 2.0388 BTC [+] -316138;1345175072;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 8 @ 0.50979 = 4.0783 BTC [+] -316137;1345175075;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 8 @ 0.5099 = 4.0792 BTC [+] -316136;1345175077;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 8 @ 0.51 = 4.08 BTC [+] -316135;1345175079;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 3 @ 0.5149 = 1.5447 BTC [+] -316134;1345175081;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 5 @ 0.515 = 2.575 BTC [+] -316133;1345175083;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 6 @ 0.515 = 3.09 BTC [+] -316132;1345175086;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.518 BTC [+] -316131;1345175088;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 2 @ 0.518 = 1.036 BTC [+] -316130;1345175090;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 3 @ 0.518 = 1.554 BTC [+] -316129;1345175092;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 4 @ 0.519 = 2.076 BTC [+] -316128;1345175095;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 8 @ 0.52 = 4.16 BTC [+] -316127;1345175129;mircea_popescu;teek must read it ALL -316126;1345175131;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 7 @ 1.054 = 7.378 BTC [+] -316125;1345175207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00037686 = 2.2988 BTC [-] -316124;1345175208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20260 @ 0.00037829 = 7.6642 BTC [+] -316123;1345175280;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [+] -316122;1345175351;teek;yeah.. i think im gonna have too -316121;1345175549;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.105 = 0.945 BTC [+] -316120;1345175631;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -316119;1345175731;mircea_popescu;http://www.positivemoney.org.uk/2012/08/imf-working-paper-offers-supports-full-reserve-banking/ -316118;1345175743;mircea_popescu;whoa the imf is competing with btc nao -316117;1345175865;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 41 @ 0.105 = 4.305 BTC [+] -316116;1345176360;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10387 BTC [-] -316115;1345176373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.0003965 = 11.6175 BTC [+] -316114;1345176444;smickles;if bitcoin's impact on history is it knocked the world into using full reserve banking. i'd say net gain -316113;1345176618;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: what just happened to the data on http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.P130T ? -316112;1345176622;copumpkin;there was a lot more stuff on it a minute ago -316111;1345176628;copumpkin;oh, it's back -316110;1345176661;mircea_popescu;mmm what data you mean ? -316109;1345176680;mircea_popescu;buys/sells well sometimes the bot's orders expire before it notices. -316108;1345176744;smickles;would that be the amount of time it take for the bot to run the calculation? -316107;1345176763;mircea_popescu;nah -316106;1345176771;smickles;that could be an interesting side-channel attack -316105;1345176789;mircea_popescu;how do you see it ? -316104;1345176816;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.399899 BTC [+] -316103;1345176926;smickles;well, (just off hand) you are prolly using a modified BS or the binomial method to value the options. the side channel attack could use an assumption of what sort of hardware you have + the amount of time it taks for the bot to do it's calc + the method used to calc value and deduce the unknown values you use in valuing your options, then take advantage -316102;1345176958;smickles;that is, if the attacker knew you were valuing incorrectly anyway -316101;1345176983;smickles;they could find the ideal way to take advantage of the misvaluation -316100;1345176993;mircea_popescu;you understand the webserver is just relaying the actual trade db tho -316099;1345176993;smickles;however, your bot's spreads are huge -316098;1345176999;smickles;so it's probably a moot point -316097;1345177055;smickles;yeah, if the trade expires - no trade in the db if the bot hasn't calcd its desired trade yet, right? -316096;1345177119;mircea_popescu;yea but what i mean the dt between no bid being offered and bid popping on the webserver -316095;1345177148;mircea_popescu;is not too close to the dt' between same in trade db, so your attack avenue doesn't really work -316094;1345177181;mircea_popescu;seems more like a (pretty strong) random number generator than anything. -316093;1345177183;smickles;well maybe that's why i'm not a comp sci phd -316092;1345177198;mircea_popescu;it'd pretty much measure entropy i think. -316091;1345177216;smickles;those sorts of attacks are high level academic stuffs -316090;1345177225;mircea_popescu;well not so much. -316089;1345177243;mircea_popescu;for instance, a new way to steal cards consists of using a laser to measure temperature right after owner used the card -316088;1345177249;mircea_popescu;apparently they can get the key sequence -316087;1345177305;smickles;that's be a nifty aparatus to set up, and no one notice it -316086;1345177346;smickles;huh, what's that thing fastened above the atm? -316085;1345177404;smickles;anyway, what i meant is that i read about using computation time sidechanel attacks in relation to cracking some crypto -316084;1345177409;mircea_popescu;lasers work over a good distance. -316083;1345177426;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/rmd6Z.png jesus god look at that. -316082;1345177462;smickles;uh? -316081;1345177469;smickles;ime? -316080;1345177479;mircea_popescu;Also Bitcoinica was losing money because its hedging algorithm was too simple, and during the last few months the site had negative profit. -316079;1345177480;smickles;dff? -316078;1345177494;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93319.msg1038189#msg1038189 old taaki post -316077;1345177571;mircea_popescu;it's a sidemeasure of technical volatility. -316076;1345177689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27600 @ 0.0003965 = 10.9434 BTC [+] -316075;1345177731;smickles;http://bitcoinmedia.com/uploads/2012/05/moving-price-diff.png -316074;1345177742;smickles;that's a nicer version of it -316073;1345177841;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -316072;1345177845;mircea_popescu;pretty meaningless tho. -316071;1345177975;sgornick_;mircea_popescu: Couple of questions for you, got a minute? -316070;1345177987;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.msg1105596#msg1105596 s²cm's financial report -316069;1345177988;mircea_popescu;shoot! -316068;1345178026;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.51408 = 1.5422 BTC [+] -316067;1345178034;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.51418 = 2.0567 BTC [+] -316066;1345178048;sgornick_;Does the symbole change each month for the options? -316065;1345178051;sgornick_;> "All options expire on the last minute of the last Friday of their month (UTC times)." -316064;1345178058;smickles;Azelphur: -316063;1345178086;mircea_popescu;sgornick_ in general the symbols stay the same. due to the explosion of btc i retired the halfdollar symbols and added 11 through 20 dollars instead. i have the ability to do this as needed. -316062;1345178113;mircea_popescu;but barring significant moves of price they just remain the same. -316061;1345178118;smickles;mircea_popescu: you know, the 20 doesn't have a delta > 0.999 -316060;1345178140;mircea_popescu;smickles calls you mean ? -316059;1345178142;sgornick_;Well, I mean does my holdings of T become holdings of N on the last Friday of the month? -316058;1345178150;mircea_popescu;sgornick_ indeed they do, yes. -316057;1345178170;mircea_popescu;eh -316056;1345178170;smickles;mircea_popescu: yea -316055;1345178179;mircea_popescu;N becomes T, not the other way around -316054;1345178193;sgornick_;Is that how other options systems work? -316053;1345178202;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.C200T 0.028 / 0.052. why 0.99 lol -316052;1345178222;mircea_popescu;sgornick_ well other option systems might spell out the month in the options name, or use fixed month letters -316051;1345178232;mircea_popescu;go A B C D E for may etc. -316050;1345178253;mircea_popescu;some systems use a sort of technique kinda akin to url shortening too. -316049;1345178255;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, shouldn't the highest available call have a delta of (practically) 1? -316048;1345178263;sgornick_;Ok, that's what I though. -316047;1345178268;mircea_popescu;smickles not unless it's infinity. -316046;1345178269;sgornick_;> N becomes T, not the other way around <--- Ya, dyslexic. -316045;1345178288;smickles;google options are GOOG120818C00465000 -316044;1345178291;mircea_popescu;yeah -316043;1345178295;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.511109 = 1.5333 BTC [-] -316042;1345178298;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.511009 = 2.044 BTC [-] -316041;1345178313;mircea_popescu;seems a tad confusing. i dunno, maybe i made a bad choice but it seemed to me more comfortable / intuitive esp for beginners. -316040;1345178328;mircea_popescu;i can change them any time so it's not such a big deal either way i don't think. -316039;1345178354;sgornick_;So when O.BTCUSD.C140T shows n/a for Last means not a single $14 CALL option was bought? Seems unlikely nobody wanted to. -316038;1345178358;copumpkin;lol mircea_popescu -316037;1345178368;copumpkin;you take user-unfriendly to the next level in your UI :P -316036;1345178373;copumpkin;"Insufficient BTC." -316035;1345178380;copumpkin;I know you're calculating the required amount to show me that message -316034;1345178382;mircea_popescu;sgornick_ well... unlikely or not... it's the case. -316033;1345178384;copumpkin;show me the required amount dammit :P -316032;1345178393;mircea_popescu;copumpkin i beg your pardon, one second :D -316031;1345178397;copumpkin;lol -316030;1345178416;copumpkin;:) -316029;1345178474;mircea_popescu;copumpkin try nao. -316028;1345178483;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 23 @ 0.1529 = 3.5167 BTC [-] -316027;1345178495;copumpkin;actually interacting with gpg isn't so bad, btw, if you just pipe commands together -316026;1345178495;smickles;C200T best bid: 0.00187194 est value: 0.01503234 delta: 0.11572602 gamma: 0.04906771 put value: 0.51409795 put delta: -0.88427398 -316025;1345178514;mircea_popescu;http://i.pgu.me/UDxEofcC_original.jpg does anyone actually believe this woman should be making money by whoring her misshapen hulk ?! -316024;1345178515;copumpkin;Insufficient funds. You need at least 1101361573.37BTC to cover these. -316023;1345178517;copumpkin;hmm! -316022;1345178522;mircea_popescu;copumpkin this is what moajhahaha 1 sec -316021;1345178524;smickles;lol -316020;1345178557;copumpkin;also, can we chain commands? -316019;1345178571;mircea_popescu;try agaion lol. and no chained commands yet,. -316018;1345178578;mircea_popescu;it will come tho. -316017;1345178581;smickles;so the delta on P200T is -0.88~ -316016;1345178615;smickles;(based on the current bids on the calls) -316015;1345178621;mircea_popescu;copumpkin> actually interacting with gpg isn't so bad, btw, if you just pipe commands together <<< most people find it's quite painless, esp if they have pympex. its one of those cases where the vixen looks sullen but she's quite charming once you get to know her. -316014;1345178637;mircea_popescu;smickles how much'd you expect it ? -316013;1345178665;dub;that is some itti bitti titties -316012;1345178674;mircea_popescu;i think i have tits comparable. -316011;1345178683;mircea_popescu;esp if i lift something -316010;1345178707;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, i think that the P200T delta is fair, but the fact that it's not -0.999 or lower would seem to imply market demand for options striking higher -316009;1345178712;dub;I'm dolly parton next to taht -316008;1345178733;mircea_popescu;smickles delta is not a reflection of mkt demand unless the prices you use are issued by the mkt -316007;1345178743;mircea_popescu;i can't use my own bot to decide what the market says now can i. -316006;1345178779;mircea_popescu;but anyway, i can only change symbols on month ends and if you recall back on july 28 it didn't look so sure we'd hit 13. it was more like 9.x -316005;1345178781;smickles;mircea_popescu: i ignore your bot in my calculation -316004;1345178808;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -316003;1345178813;mircea_popescu;i was considering getting maybe up to 30 strikes next month. esp if we keep climbing or at least hold -316002;1345178833;mircea_popescu;sgornick_ that satisfies you or did you have more ? -316001;1345178845;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'd like that, right now you don't offer a deep in the money put -316000;1345178855;mircea_popescu;20 is not dim ?! -315999;1345178868;smickles;not technically at a delta of -0.88 -315998;1345178883;mircea_popescu;what are you, a pearl digger ? -315997;1345178899;smickles;dim is supposed to be -0.999 or something like that -315996;1345178903;dub;you can dig for pearls? -315995;1345178911;smickles;maybe a handful more nines -315994;1345178917;mircea_popescu;well how do you call them, pearl holdbreathers ? -315993;1345178924;dub;divers -315992;1345178957;mircea_popescu;smickles while it's true that 0.9x is dim, i don't think 0.9x is a requirement. pretty much 2-3 strikes away from atm is dim afaic. -315991;1345178969;mircea_popescu;dub fine fine :p -315990;1345178992;smickles;in a less volitile market 3 strikes away has a delta of 0.9x -315989;1345179012;mircea_popescu;this is also true -315988;1345179053;smickles;mpex users are implying a volitility > 153% -315987;1345179096;smickles;with positions set which essentially equiate to a 4x leveraged lon positon -315986;1345179100;mircea_popescu;volatile you know -315985;1345179110;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 73 @ 0.105 = 7.665 BTC [+] -315984;1345179120;mircea_popescu;and not all the trade volume is necessarily an open long position. -315983;1345179122;smickles;english is flawed anyway -315982;1345179179;mircea_popescu;but yes i am pretty loaded with people's long bets. -315981;1345179188;smickles;yeah, i suppose i assume put-call pairity or w/e -315980;1345179265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49200 @ 0.00039634 = 19.4999 BTC [-] -315979;1345179286;smickles;i'm not going to work on improving my algo on that stuffs until i get smex done -315978;1345179313;mircea_popescu;smex hahaha -315977;1345179373;smickles;ǒ -315976;1345179388;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/8XKZaPK6 this is kinda funny to read -315975;1345179392;smickles;i mean © -315974;1345179396;mircea_popescu;i had no ideea zhou was so obsequious -315973;1345179441;mircea_popescu;smickles can you explain sc2m to me again ? -315972;1345179608;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.9999 = 1.9998 BTC [+] -315971;1345179699;smickles;mircea_popescu: zt came off that what to me when he was 'no longer working at bitcoinica, but doing stuff for them' for months -315970;1345179771;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.988 BTC [+] -315969;1345179776;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.9888 BTC [+] -315968;1345179784;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 0.98898 = 4.9449 BTC [+] -315967;1345179792;smickles;s²c, people bought non-equity shares, we placed the proceeds with various people who lend btc to people, we pay the received interest as dividends to the shareholders -315966;1345179793;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.989 = 2.967 BTC [+] -315965;1345179797;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 0.99 = 4.95 BTC [+] -315964;1345179803;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1.0399 BTC [-] -315963;1345179847;mircea_popescu;so it's a sort of fund of banks ? -315962;1345179863;smickles;i suppose it it -315961;1345179865;smickles;*is -315960;1345179889;smickles;well, wouldn't a fund have equity stakes in the banks? -315959;1345179903;mircea_popescu;could be a fund of bank bonds. -315958;1345179923;smickles;i kinda want s2 to issue a bond -315957;1345179930;smickles;so that we can raise the nav -315956;1345179989;smickles;either that, or raise the nav by issuing equity bearing shares which pay no dividend -315955;1345180013;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 10 @ 0.12 = 1.2 BTC [-] -315954;1345180014;smickles;kinda like a strange preferred stock -315953;1345180036;mircea_popescu;why would anyone want shares w/o dividend -315952;1345180042;mircea_popescu;sounds to me like unpreferred lol -315951;1345180064;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/135.asp :) -315950;1345180068;smickles;people who want a say in the actions of s2, and -315949;1345180096;smickles;in the event of an unfavorable liquidation, they would be paid after the creditors, but before the non equity shares -315948;1345180119;smickles;but s2 doesn't have any creditors right now -315947;1345180126;smickles;so they'd be paid first -315946;1345180144;mircea_popescu;im not sure that'd be useful, just confuse ppl. -315945;1345180166;smickles;confuse ppl, raise funds, what's the difference j/k -315944;1345180191;mircea_popescu;lol -315943;1345180208;mircea_popescu;i dunno, imo for bitcoin nonvoting divcarrying equity is way better than the other way around. -315942;1345180218;mircea_popescu;maybe its just me -315941;1345180243;smickles;well, right now they have nonvoting divcarrying, no equity -315940;1345180272;mircea_popescu;so basically... bonds -315939;1345180272;dub;bet is live -315938;1345180281;mircea_popescu;jesus we're making such a mess of finance. -315937;1345180292;smickles;it's not a bond tho -315936;1345180306;mircea_popescu;dub hey, i made it long enough for bet to come live :D -315935;1345180309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00039634 = 4.4786 BTC [-] -315934;1345180310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38400 @ 0.0003965 = 15.2256 BTC [+] -315933;1345180311;smickles;there's nothing about returning the principal and no expiration -315932;1345180370;mircea_popescu;ikr. -315931;1345180386;smickles;heh, well, i wrote up that contract based on what splatster wanted to make -315930;1345180403;smickles;and then promised to do the accounting -315929;1345180466;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: "NOTE : You must have a key already registered to deposit. DO NOT send money if your key is not registered. (You can check if it is with STAT)." -315928;1345180469;copumpkin;that's safe for me, right? -315927;1345180478;mircea_popescu;if you can see a stat it's safe for you. -315926;1345180503;copumpkin;what will stat tell me? I ran it and it gave me a bunch of info -315925;1345180531;mircea_popescu;the fact that it gives you info proves you have a key registered. -315924;1345180536;smickles;mircea_popescu: it think it may be benificial to have that nondiv equity share, consider if the shareholders wanted to fire an officer, right now, the only way they can do that is by dissolving the whole operation -315923;1345180542;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: cool -315922;1345180554;mircea_popescu;smickles trust me, you're just opening the door to forum drama. -315921;1345180568;mircea_popescu;if they fire either one of you that operation is canned anyway. -315920;1345180629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26122 @ 0.0003965 = 10.3574 BTC [+] -315919;1345180630;smickles;so then a proper bond would be the way to go -315918;1345180660;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.10387 = 2.389 BTC [-] -315917;1345180662;mircea_popescu;maybe, tho honestly, if you're offering bank bonds it'd make more sense to just give up all pretense and tranche them in a cdo -315916;1345180662;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.10388 = 1.766 BTC [+] -315915;1345180670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19090 @ 0.00039164 = 7.4764 BTC [-] -315914;1345180672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6689 @ 0.00038888 = 2.6012 BTC [-] -315913;1345180672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37021 @ 0.00037839 = 14.0084 BTC [-] -315912;1345180717;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10388 = 0.3116 BTC [+] -315911;1345180721;smickles;1btc face X% interest paid in cupon installments, with the face being bought back at Y date -315910;1345180764;smickles;cupon? -315909;1345180773;smickles;bah -315908;1345180837;smickles;bought back? -315907;1345180839;smickles;bah -315906;1345180849;smickles;i remember the function, but not the label -315905;1345180861;smickles;the face would be paid, not bought back -315904;1345180960;smickles;anyone interested in underwriting that? -315903;1345181193;mircea_popescu;mmm -315902;1345181212;mircea_popescu;well as i said, i'd consider it for new mpcd if they seem worth doing in nov. -315901;1345181323;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9979 BTC [-] -315900;1345181443;smickles;mircea_popescu: what sort of cupor would you want us to pay -315899;1345181465;mircea_popescu;do you know how to gauss-copula evaluate ? -315898;1345181467;smickles;*coupon -315897;1345181561;smickles;woa wtf -315896;1345181584;smickles;that's a little beyond me right now -315895;1345181584;mircea_popescu;im listening to rebel girl from bikini kill -315894;1345181588;mircea_popescu;aren't i old school. -315893;1345181605;mircea_popescu;smickles : well if you feel like learning wizardry you can futz with that stuff. -315892;1345181611;Diablo-D3;could be worse -315891;1345181619;mircea_popescu;otherwise, how many tranches do you plan ? -315890;1345181620;Diablo-D3;it could be atari teenage riot - revolution action -315889;1345181637;mircea_popescu;the video is particularly bad. -315888;1345181641;smickles;lol -315887;1345181646;smickles;"Some believe the methodology of applying the Gaussian copula to credit derivatives to be one of the reasons behind the global financial crisis of 2008–2009." -315886;1345181658;mircea_popescu;well yes for sure. -315885;1345181690;mircea_popescu;smickles : that thing is a mathematical approach to evaluating the likeliness of joint default in similar assets. -315884;1345181704;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: your protocol seems vulnerable to replays -315883;1345181710;mircea_popescu;some people started using it as a definitive model of assesing risk, and as a result fucked up pretty bad. -315882;1345181718;mircea_popescu;copumpkin have you tried one ? -315881;1345181721;copumpkin;nope -315880;1345181726;copumpkin;is it not? -315879;1345181727;mircea_popescu;do try -315878;1345181733;copumpkin;oh okay -315877;1345181763;mircea_popescu;if you are really concerned about it you can add all pipes and junk afterwards. -315876;1345181772;copumpkin;hah it's okay -315875;1345181778;copumpkin;I'm not -315874;1345181780;mircea_popescu;BUY|{MPSIC}|{quantity}|{price}|{expiry}|dfgjdfklgj -315873;1345181797;mircea_popescu;tho i don't see why it'd be necessary. -315872;1345181829;copumpkin;you could fuck with someone's account -315871;1345181836;copumpkin;and buy/sell shit they didn't want to buy/sell -315870;1345181851;mircea_popescu;no man. i understand what replaysare. -315869;1345181861;mircea_popescu;im just saying, they aren;'t allowed by the system. -315868;1345181868;smickles;copumpkin: you mean someone sniffs the transmission of your 'buy|x|Y|z' and sends it again? -315867;1345181869;copumpkin;cool :) -315866;1345181874;mircea_popescu;yeah. -315865;1345181876;copumpkin;smickles: well, it's encrypted -315864;1345181880;copumpkin;but yeah -315863;1345181898;mircea_popescu;man in the middle could just get the encrypted string and send it again -315862;1345181909;smickles;if they are just trying to f with you, i don't see why it being encrypted would matter -315861;1345181913;mircea_popescu;it'd do him no good, seeing as he can't even be sure whose account he's fucking necessarily. -315860;1345181919;mircea_popescu;but it might cause trouble for the holder. -315859;1345181930;copumpkin;that's what I meant -315858;1345181936;copumpkin;it'd just be to fuck with everyone -315857;1345181988;mircea_popescu;of course, mpex is the only place where this actually isn't possible -315856;1345181988;smickles;so does copumpkin get teh 1.337 btc? -315855;1345181997;mircea_popescu;otherwise everyone including mtgox is actually vulnerable to this. -315854;1345182007;mircea_popescu;why ? -315853;1345182024;smickles;because i'm tired, and wrong, i guess -315852;1345182031;mircea_popescu;lol -315851;1345182058;smickles;wait a sec -315850;1345182076;smickles;iirc, i've send duplicate STATs to mpex -315849;1345182084;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: did you get my deposit? :) -315848;1345182090;smickles;it told me to stfu and do it properly -315847;1345182103;mircea_popescu;copumpkin ;) didja check ? -315846;1345182109;mircea_popescu;smickles well yes. -315845;1345182109;copumpkin;so much work!! -315844;1345182125;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 0.99 = 4.95 BTC [+] -315843;1345182141;smickles;mircea_popescu: so mpex isn't vernerable to that 'fuck with em' attack :D -315842;1345182145;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: yay -315841;1345182146;mircea_popescu;well no. -315840;1345182164;mircea_popescu;that's what i said, afaik pretty much the only place that isn't. -315839;1345182183;mircea_popescu;course, it's a lot more difficult to do for traditional sites esp over https. -315838;1345182197;copumpkin;well, https is designed to stop it -315837;1345182204;mircea_popescu;at least in theory yea. -315836;1345182222;mircea_popescu;somebody had a session stolen on glbse recently tho, iirc. -315835;1345182224;mircea_popescu;there are limits. -315834;1345182381;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1178 = 1.767 BTC [-] -315833;1345182482;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1179 BTC [+] -315832;1345182487;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 99272 @ 0.02744461 = 2724.4813 BTC [-] -315831;1345182508;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 10 @ 0.07598909 = 0.7599 BTC [-] -315830;1345182519;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1178 = 1.767 BTC [-] -315829;1345182583;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.1179 = 0.8253 BTC [+] -315828;1345182599;mircea_popescu;anyway, smickles that's the drawbacK : people could legitimately repeat their stats -315827;1345182618;mircea_popescu;it just doesn't seem worth the risk tho, sooner or later some asshat is gonna use it to wreak havoc -315826;1345182624;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.02799999 = 2.056 BTC [-] -315825;1345182710;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: dammit! -315824;1345182724;copumpkin;forgot a decimal and now you own my options :P for nothing at all -315823;1345182731;mircea_popescu;umm -315822;1345182735;mircea_popescu;what ?! -315821;1345182747;copumpkin;lol -315820;1345182747;copumpkin;Your transactions since 1 hour before your last STAT : -315819;1345182747;copumpkin;On Fri, 17 Aug 12 02:48:31 +0000 O.BTCUSD.P130T - 10 sold @0.07598909BTC, total yield 0.75837111BTC -315818;1345182754;copumpkin;accidentally sold them for 0.0075 -315817;1345182758;copumpkin;lol -315816;1345182766;mircea_popescu;o and you hit the bot's bid huh -315815;1345182771;copumpkin;yup :P -315814;1345182782;mircea_popescu;well ty do come again -315813;1345182786;copumpkin;lol -315812;1345182789;copumpkin;will do :) -315811;1345182817;mircea_popescu;0.07596438 nao -315810;1345182818;mircea_popescu;so nom. -315809;1345182861;mircea_popescu;but wait. if the bot sells for .11... what was the ideea charging .75 per ?! -315808;1345182936;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.51 = 3.06 BTC [+] -315807;1345183006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37 @ 0.0003965 = 0.0147 BTC [+] -315806;1345183008;smickles;if people legitimately repeat their stat, wouldn't the pg encryption or signing produce difference between the 2 stats -315805;1345183021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00037839 = 6.3948 BTC [-] -315804;1345183049;smickles;yeah, they do -315803;1345183070;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9888 BTC [+] -315802;1345183078;smickles;and if i double send an idendical stat to mpex, from what i remember, it rejects the second -315801;1345183094;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.998 = 1.996 BTC [+] -315800;1345183107;mircea_popescu;it does reject the 2nd. what i meant was ppl just save the pgp'd stat and just keep piping that. arguably more comfortable. -315799;1345183109;mircea_popescu;not rly tho -315798;1345183147;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=Tihan+Seale&source=web&cd=6&cad=rja&ved=0CFcQFjAF&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wiwd.uscourts.gov%2Fopinions%2Fpdfs%2F2003-2005%2F05-C-368-C-11-04-05.PDF&ei=nbItUImLFYek4AS-soCQBQ&usg=AFQjCNHPapd-v-AyBwkLrAbRCkdL93SwFg -315797;1345183160;mircea_popescu;would you say this is tihan seale of bitcoinica in thst lawsuit ? -315796;1345183229;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090N] 9 @ 0.0911313 = 0.8202 BTC [-] -315795;1345183610;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.99021 = 3.9608 BTC [-] -315794;1345183630;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.99 = 5.94 BTC [-] -315793;1345183634;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -315792;1345183652;mircea_popescu;Speaking of that, Zhou I wanted your thoughts on the financial situation. -315791;1345183652;mircea_popescu;As you know, Bitcoinica went from cranking out 6-figure profit one month to -315790;1345183652;mircea_popescu;a flatline the next. I covered most of the deficit from the hack on the -315789;1345183652;mircea_popescu;assumption Bitcoinica profits would quickly fill in the rest. What's -315788;1345183652;mircea_popescu;happened instead is a consistent equity leak that has remained unresolved -315787;1345183652;mircea_popescu;for two months. We've gone from being short 40k to now being short 88k. -315786;1345183656;mircea_popescu;ohohoh. -315785;1345183718;BTC-Mining;the judgement on that thing is stupid... -315784;1345183763;mircea_popescu;its him tho isnt it. -315783;1345183800;BTC-Mining;not sure, but nice find -315782;1345183801;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 25 @ 0.15 = 3.75 BTC [-] -315781;1345183809;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.9825 = 13.755 BTC [-] -315780;1345183849;smickles;*listings -315779;1345184026;dub;Speaking of that, Zhou please repeatedly stab your tiny asian dick into my waiting anus -315778;1345184036;mircea_popescu;eh ?! -315777;1345184039;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8901 = 3.5604 BTC [-] -315776;1345184049;dub;thats a rough translation -315775;1345184057;smickles;i've writen a fun bit of code which converts Ts and Ns into the appropriate dates which even accounts for the fact that Ts after the last friday actually referr to next month's last friday -315774;1345184058;Chaaang-Noi;lol -315773;1345184108;mircea_popescu;not so hard to do -315772;1345184114;mircea_popescu;are you using the new vwap ? -315771;1345184170;mircea_popescu;2 points (60% like it) 6 up votes 4 down votes -315770;1345184173;mircea_popescu;omg why the hate! -315769;1345184175;smickles;i'm proud that I wrote it as a one-liner :D -315768;1345184185;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: at least I didn't get screwed too badly :) -315767;1345184194;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8999 = 4.4995 BTC [+] -315766;1345184199;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.9 = 13.5 BTC [+] -315765;1345184212;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 6 @ 0.99991 = 5.9995 BTC [+] -315764;1345184233;smickles;what's volsh and volsa? -315763;1345184245;mircea_popescu;copumpkin "repeatedly stab your tiny asian dick into my waiting anus" ? -315762;1345184249;copumpkin;lol -315761;1345184269;mircea_popescu;smickles a little bonbon : volume in shares, volume in satoshi -315760;1345184292;smickles;i was hoping it was that -315759;1345184298;mircea_popescu;pretty cool huh -315758;1345184333;smickles;yeah, i like all the new data, but i still haven't updated the relavent parts of my 'opteron' program -315757;1345184401;smickles;the parts of it i use most often only need the market depth data -315756;1345184420;smickles;and, afaik, you haven't messed w/that since i wrote it -315755;1345184471;mircea_popescu;indeed not. -315754;1345184510;mircea_popescu;Total agree bets: 0.00 -315753;1345184510;mircea_popescu;Total disagree bets: 1.00 -315752;1345184519;mircea_popescu;o wow. srsly ?! -315751;1345184695;Ignatius-otc;yeah...why would anyone put in the effort for 1.337 btc? -315750;1345184731;mircea_popescu;you know, donald knuth only paid 256 cents. -315749;1345184733;mircea_popescu;iirc. -315748;1345184757;mircea_popescu;tons of people went hogwild over that shitty bitdaytrade site and there was no money there either. -315747;1345185040;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.99991 BTC [+] -315746;1345185049;assbot;[GLBSE] [MINING] 20 @ 0.8 = 16 BTC [+] -315745;1345185377;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 1.069 = 3.207 BTC [+] -315744;1345185419;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.399899 BTC [+] -315743;1345185550;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1179 = 0.2358 BTC [+] -315742;1345216995;mircea_popescu;omg mpex is still online how can this be!? -315741;1345217005;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.985 = 2.955 BTC [-] -315740;1345217049;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 34 @ 0.975 = 33.15 BTC [-] -315739;1345217116;mircea_popescu;sgornick i didn't even know bitbin existed! -315738;1345217395;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.149 = 0.596 BTC [-] -315737;1345217409;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170N] 2 @ 0.45523861 = 0.9105 BTC [-] -315736;1345217441;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.15 = 2.25 BTC [+] -315735;1345218309;rg;wow -315734;1345218314;rg;someones about to make a lot of money on bitvps -315733;1345218372;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.42 BTC [+] -315732;1345218402;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.42979 = 4.2894 BTC [+] -315731;1345218489;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5900 @ 0.00090127 = 5.3175 BTC [-] -315730;1345218518;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.09999999 = 0.2 BTC [-] -315729;1345218548;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [-] -315728;1345218852;rg;anyone oticing anything weird on mpex right now? -315727;1345219366;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.849 BTC [-] -315726;1345219772;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.1389 = 0.2778 BTC [-] -315725;1345219828;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 1.069 = 4.276 BTC [+] -315724;1345220044;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1.42988999 = 5.7196 BTC [+] -315723;1345225680;mircea_popescu;awww assbot died ? -315722;1345226335;DeaDTerra;hm I was thinking of streaming some gameing on Saturday, and I was thinking of maybe doing some charity event. Is there any good BTC charities you can donate to? -315721;1345226345;DeaDTerra;like a Bitcoin development charity or something? -315720;1345226352;usagi;there are two charity funds but who knows -315719;1345226359;usagi;Maybe get in contact with some of the bitcoin client devs -315718;1345226377;usagi;I'm currently supporting development of bitcoind, you could donate to me :p -315717;1345226399;mircea_popescu;ya, give it to nano :[ -315716;1345226407;mircea_popescu;;p* -315715;1345226422;usagi;Actually yeah you should use it to support the development of the client -315714;1345226433;usagi;Who is nano -315713;1345226441;DeaDTerra;I think I saw some kind of charity thing for convincing companies to accept Bitcoin -315712;1345226448;DeaDTerra;Yea supporting a client sounds good -315711;1345226570;copumpkin;usagi: nanotube, the ultimate bitcoiner? -315710;1345226657;usagi;Not sure who that is, i live in a bubble -315709;1345226685;copumpkin;he is the beginning and the end -315708;1345226687;copumpkin;the alpha and the omega -315707;1345226691;copumpkin;of all that is bitcoin on IRC -315706;1345226702;copumpkin;the omnipresent -315705;1345226704;copumpkin;omniscient -315704;1345226708;copumpkin;operator of all channels -315703;1345226713;copumpkin;the founder of gribble -315702;1345226718;copumpkin;and his father, too -315701;1345226718;DeaDTerra;I would rather support Bitcoin as a whole and not only the IRC channels -315700;1345226729;copumpkin;nanotube is.... -315699;1345226731;copumpkin;SATOSHI -315698;1345226775;Chaaang-Noi;lol -315697;1345227015;mircea_popescu;nanotube isn't satoshi -315696;1345227040;mircea_popescu;bitscalper is satoshi. -315695;1345227045;copumpkin;omgshit -315694;1345227053;mircea_popescu;ahahah wouldn't that be the end all tho ? -315693;1345227061;mircea_popescu;satoshi came back as a retarded guy with an italian accent. -315692;1345227407;BTC-Mining;Who care who he his, the system is solid -315691;1345227630;mircea_popescu;shall i quote ? -315690;1345227635;mircea_popescu;yes, i guess i must! -315689;1345227715;mircea_popescu;awww well i can;t find it now -315688;1345228528;EskimoBob;!pl DMC 1@0.48 07.30.2012 -315687;1345228648;mircea_popescu;assbot is ded. -315686;1345229248;EskimoBob;that sucks ass... -315685;1345229251;EskimoBob;bot -315684;1345229319;mircea_popescu;lol -315683;1345229365;mircea_popescu;omfg almost 15 ?! -315682;1345229376;EskimoBob;this is unreal -315681;1345229383;EskimoBob;I did not expect that so fast. -315680;1345229415;DeaDTerra;It's going to pop -315679;1345229431;DeaDTerra;we must have a strong reversal soon, it has gone to fast and to long without a reversal -315678;1345229492;mircea_popescu;maybe so. -315677;1345229495;EskimoBob;DeaDTerra: this is BTC. There is no logic in the market, only fear and greed -315676;1345229505;mircea_popescu;also maybe so -315675;1345229511;EskimoBob;and greed is winning at the moment -315674;1345229534;mircea_popescu;truth be told the us banking system is going to hell wholesale. -315673;1345229550;mircea_popescu;wouldn't surprise me if we end up with $1bn dumped in. -315672;1345229564;copumpkin;I'd be pretty surprised :P -315671;1345229574;EskimoBob;actually, all market now days are just pure greed and fear. There is very little to do with real demand -315670;1345229601;mircea_popescu;that's because we live in the end of a systgem -315669;1345229618;EskimoBob;? -315668;1345229723;mircea_popescu;bretton woods. it's dead. -315667;1345229736;EskimoBob;any ideas how long it will takes to download about 8855 blocks by BTC client (about 57 days worth of blocks) -315666;1345229756;mircea_popescu;depends on your connection. a coupla hours ? -315665;1345229910;EskimoBob;damn -315664;1345229996;EskimoBob;35 sec for 2 ... this is going to take forever -315663;1345230014;EskimoBob;and I have 10MB connection :) -315662;1345230338;EskimoBob;8776 -315661;1345230386;mircea_popescu;so 80 in 10 minutes. >100 minutes, bout couple hours. i win :D -315660;1345230801;Chaaang-Noi;15? -315659;1345230865;mircea_popescu;In a harbinger of what may be coming our way in the Fall of 2012, billionaire financier George Soros has sold all of his equity positions in major financial stocks according to a 13-F report filed with the SEC for the quarter ending June 30, 2012. -315658;1345230881;mircea_popescu;this is what im talking about. the us banking sector is going away. -315657;1345230902;farfi;couldnt be sooner -315656;1345230967;EskimoBob;8683 -315655;1345231001;mircea_popescu;anyway. soros put 130 mn into gold at the same time. -315654;1345231012;mircea_popescu;i imagine 1% of that might have gone into btc, too. -315653;1345231031;mircea_popescu;and it's how it will unwind, banks go in the pink sheets while the proceeds buy gold and a fraction thereof buys btc. -315652;1345231098;EskimoBob;1.8 h to go -315651;1345231293;EskimoBob;"banks go in the pink sheets" ? pink sheet used to mean OTC quote list -315650;1345231301;EskimoBob;what do you mean by that? -315649;1345231310;mircea_popescu;i mean exactly that. -315648;1345231324;mircea_popescu;jpm struggling to keep it's shares at 10 cents -315647;1345231450;EskimoBob;penny stock is not necessarily a OTC stock -315646;1345231470;mircea_popescu;no, not necessarily. -315645;1345231484;EskimoBob;JPM in pink sheets - this will be a funny day -315644;1345231505;EskimoBob;fucking money grabbing jew bankers and their fkn minions -315643;1345231510;mircea_popescu;i don't see how it can be avoided. us banks currently have no legitimate way to turn a profit. -315642;1345231513;EskimoBob;dead banker is a good bajnker -315641;1345231529;mircea_popescu;they're merely a conduit for governmental charity, and as such the value of one share is more or less the value of one food stamp. -315640;1345231533;EskimoBob;fuck banks and all those assholes who run them -315639;1345231566;mircea_popescu;aww im one of them/ -315638;1345231576;mircea_popescu;y u hate bankers. -315637;1345231580;EskimoBob;no idea why is this racket even called banking any more. -315636;1345231595;mircea_popescu;a, now that's a different story. we agree on that. -315635;1345231635;EskimoBob;you are a banker? -315634;1345231660;EskimoBob;You know that bank tellers are not "bankers" per se? -315633;1345231663;mircea_popescu;well i don't run a bank nor am i jewish, but i'm a finance type. -315632;1345231692;mircea_popescu;and i don't think there's something wrong with banking. i think the problem is us banks aren't doing any banking. -315631;1345231710;DeaDTerra;your not jewish? I thought you were xD -315630;1345231738;mircea_popescu;haha most people do, but i'm not. -315629;1345231749;EskimoBob;I used to work in finance for long time. Got bored and left. Never looked back -315628;1345231756;EskimoBob;what a waste of life it is. -315627;1345231764;mircea_popescu;imo it's the good kind of boring. -315626;1345231810;EskimoBob;greed driven shit bags everywhere. The real loser land. Empty and useless people. -315625;1345231830;mircea_popescu;greed is a good thing. -315624;1345231856;DeaDTerra;It depends -315623;1345231865;DeaDTerra;greed can be good if you use it in the correct way -315622;1345231881;mircea_popescu;well yea. greed i suppose would be the vice of excessive appetite -315621;1345231886;EskimoBob;only if you are loser and a shitbag, then yes, because this is all you can come up with -315620;1345231888;mircea_popescu;there's no life worth that name w/o appetite. -315619;1345231914;EskimoBob;greed is never good -315618;1345231928;EskimoBob;you are confusing greed with something else -315617;1345231979;EskimoBob;"Greed is the inordinate desire to possess wealth, goods, or objects of abstract value with the intention to keep it for one's self, far beyond the dictates of basic survival and comfort" -315616;1345231981;DeaDTerra;Maybe I should say ambition instead -315615;1345231989;EskimoBob;yes, this is something else -315614;1345232002;DeaDTerra;oaky yea, I guess what I mean is more ambition, some kind of drive to perform and do well, to do something good. -315613;1345232025;mircea_popescu;who's to say waht is "inordinate" ? -315612;1345232036;mircea_popescu;i don't like the stench of socialism wafting from that "dictates of basic" -315611;1345232048;mircea_popescu;fuck "basic". -315610;1345232061;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you have no idea wtf socialism is and what it actually means -315609;1345232069;EskimoBob;so stop using it ;) -315608;1345232079;mircea_popescu;socialism is the ideea that the group will solve the problems of the individual. -315607;1345232089;mircea_popescu;by means of, for instance in thiscase, deciding what "too much" is. -315606;1345232125;EskimoBob;and for fuck sake, you are a greek so wtf do you even know about finance ... LOL -315605;1345232155;mircea_popescu;ugh ? how am i a greek ? -315604;1345232168;EskimoBob;greek banker who wants to be a jew ... my gods, this IS the end of the world as we know it -315603;1345232180;mircea_popescu;... -315602;1345232183;mircea_popescu;are you stereotyping ? -315601;1345232185;DeaDTerra;lol someone took the comment about socialism very personal xD -315600;1345232200;EskimoBob;socialism has nothing to do with it -315599;1345232212;mircea_popescu;well what does being greek have to do with anything ? -315598;1345232216;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: I thought you are Greek -315597;1345232225;mircea_popescu;well i thought you were an eskimo so we're even. -315596;1345232242;EskimoBob;greeks are morons, when it comes to finance -315595;1345232243;DeaDTerra;hahahahh xD -315594;1345232257;mircea_popescu;dude. all greek people can't be morons by virtue of being greeks -315593;1345232261;mircea_popescu;it ain't how this works. -315592;1345232270;EskimoBob;really? -315591;1345232273;mircea_popescu;yeah. -315590;1345232459;DeaDTerra;that's pretty rasist -315589;1345232467;EskimoBob;Sorry, you must be form Romania or something like taht -315588;1345232482;mircea_popescu;are those morons too ? -315587;1345232496;EskimoBob;even worst bankers. That's for sure :) -315586;1345232498;DeaDTerra;Sweden but yea keep going on your rasist spree -315585;1345232521;mircea_popescu;well EskimoBob... not everyone can be an eskimo you see. people are born in random places it seems. -315584;1345232587;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: but your weather is better -315583;1345232601;copumpkin;omg typography -315582;1345232643;EskimoBob;no shit? -315581;1345232687;copumpkin;I'd hire mircea_popescu if he didn't bring naked women into work on leashes -315580;1345232710;EskimoBob;people who are involved in porn, deserve no respect what so ever. You know they are scammers -315579;1345232714;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob for curiosity, do you recognize the people in http://www.ziuaveche.ro/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/biderberg_cfr_alaturi-guvernatorul-bnr.jpg ? -315578;1345232738;mircea_popescu;copumpkin well they wouldn't have to be naked... -315577;1345232739;EskimoBob;I can not visit .ro sites :( -315576;1345232754;copumpkin;oh wait, I'm a brontosaurus -315575;1345232755;mircea_popescu;your internet a little borked ? -315574;1345232757;copumpkin;and mircea_popescu is prejudiced against us -315573;1345232772;mircea_popescu;I am prejudiced nao ?! -315572;1345232788;DeaDTerra;Coinbase looks pretty neat though I am worried about security like with most online wallets :8 -315571;1345232789;DeaDTerra;https://coinbase.com?r=502e73bb97a5380002008450 -315570;1345232789;copumpkin;you said you don't do brontosaurus -315569;1345232807;mircea_popescu;well i don't do guys, either -315568;1345232815;mircea_popescu;does that mean im prejudiced against men ?! -315567;1345232828;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: is this porn business true? -315566;1345232831;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: yeah -315565;1345232831;DeaDTerra;why does people involved in porn not deserve respect xD I am confused :P -315564;1345232843;copumpkin;EskimoBob: I am a hardcore pornographer -315563;1345232847;copumpkin;I have thousands of videos -315562;1345232856;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob yes, i made lots of money from porn in the good old days. -315561;1345232893;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: you acted or directed? -315560;1345232894;copumpkin;or both? -315559;1345232899;mircea_popescu;copumpkin mostly produced. -315558;1345232919;mircea_popescu;i never acted. i guess i directed a coupla times maybe ? i dun recall. -315557;1345232920;EskimoBob;sorry dude, in this case you are a loser for life and deserve no attention at all. What a fucking scumbag. -315556;1345232939;copumpkin;lol @ EskimoBob -315555;1345232946;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob that's ok. you are on the internet nao. you meet people here that don't conform to your expectations. -315554;1345232972;mircea_popescu;copumpkin i was never credited at any rate. -315553;1345232984;copumpkin;aww -315552;1345233082;EskimoBob;question is, how soon will this romanian scumbag run with your BTC? -315551;1345233093;copumpkin;lol -315550;1345233098;copumpkin;he doesn't have my btc -315549;1345233102;mircea_popescu;i don't ?! -315548;1345233105;copumpkin;omg -315547;1345233107;copumpkin;you do!!! -315546;1345233107;EskimoBob;nor mine and never will -315545;1345233116;mircea_popescu;how long you been around EskimoBob ? -315544;1345233117;copumpkin;EskimoBob: did porn murder your kitten? -315543;1345233128;mircea_popescu;;;getrating EskimoBob -315542;1345233128;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User eskimobob, rated since Sat Jun 4 09:35:57 2011. Cumulative rating 2, from 2 total ratings. Received ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=eskimobob -315541;1345233147;mircea_popescu;hey, about the same time. -315540;1345233151;EskimoBob;for a while -315539;1345233184;mircea_popescu;you wrote a haiku for btc ? -315538;1345233197;mircea_popescu;ok, anything up to here. A POET ?!?! FUCKING SCUMBAGS -315537;1345233204;mircea_popescu;you know poets can't be trusted. -315536;1345233227;copumpkin;yeah, I HATE POETS -315535;1345233233;copumpkin;they're even worse than the philosophers -315534;1345233255;mircea_popescu;philosophers aren't so bad... -315533;1345233259;EskimoBob;I do not like pets -315532;1345233269;mircea_popescu;(for the record, i typed ph and typed tab waiting for irc to put the rest in!) -315531;1345233336;EskimoBob;you see mircea_popescu. Porn is a business for shit birds and you have to be one to run it or get involved in this -315530;1345233368;mircea_popescu;pecunia non olet, my dear northern friend. -315529;1345233372;copumpkin;EskimoBob: you keep insulting him, but you haven't really elaborated on your position -315528;1345233384;copumpkin;not justifying your position makes it harder to take it seriously -315527;1345233385;EskimoBob;copumpkin: I just did -315526;1345233395;copumpkin;where? -315525;1345233403;EskimoBob;few lines back -315524;1345233417;copumpkin;[12:54:20] I do not like pets -315523;1345233418;copumpkin;aha -315522;1345233423;copumpkin;I see now -315521;1345233435;EskimoBob;LOL, yes, that's the one -315520;1345233443;copumpkin;:) -315519;1345233490;EskimoBob;will btc hit 15 today? -315518;1345233504;mircea_popescu;if i say yes and it does will you hate 15 ? -315517;1345233656;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa assbot died halp. -315516;1345233661;EskimoBob;any news from nefario about the glbse upgrade? -315515;1345233675;mircea_popescu;is he adding porn to it ? -315514;1345233731;kakobreklaa;yeah, sorry about that. -315513;1345233745;kakobreklaa;there was a post failure reboot -315512;1345233748;kakobreklaa;on the server -315511;1345233751;mircea_popescu;its frigging addictive that thing. -315510;1345233814;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you managed to shit all over yourself. Enough said -315509;1345233872;mircea_popescu;aww -315508;1345233878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00038835 = 6.7961 BTC [+] -315507;1345233986;kakobreklaa;a small one this time -315506;1345233997;kakobreklaa;but hey i installed more power than diablo :) -315505;1345234002;mircea_popescu;what W ? -315504;1345234050;kakobreklaa;this one' -315503;1345234072;kakobreklaa;small one, just under 100kw -315502;1345234088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5019 @ 0.00038835 = 1.9491 BTC [+] -315501;1345234098;mircea_popescu;not so small hehe -315500;1345234212;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -315499;1345234226;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -315498;1345234226;gribble;Best bid: 15.18, Best ask: 15.18001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 15.18, 24 hour volume: 88074, 24 hour low: 13.2, 24 hour high: 15.4 -315497;1345234227;kakobreklaa;wtf -315496;1345234233;mircea_popescu;o wow 15 omg -315495;1345234253;kakobreklaa;i am kinda speechless -315494;1345234261;mircea_popescu;it just jumped -315493;1345234266;mircea_popescu;jesus god this is a keg of powder. -315492;1345234286;mircea_popescu;today meant +2 -315491;1345234298;EskimoBob;;;ticker EUR -315490;1345234298;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). -315489;1345234322;EskimoBob;how do you get EUR rate out of this gribble ? -315488;1345234338;mircea_popescu;;;ticker --last -315487;1345234339;gribble;15.15 -315486;1345234341;kakobreklaa;;;bc,convert eur -315485;1345234341;gribble;1 BTC = 15.15 U.S. dollars = 12.2473727 Euros -315484;1345234357;nefario;EskimoBob: I'm working on it -315483;1345234375;nefario;I'm due to see the new version of charts tomorrow -315482;1345234389;EskimoBob;nefario: Hola! On the update? Sweet. :) -315481;1345234390;nefario;which will be a shitload faster than current version -315480;1345234391;kakobreklaa;what about spitting dividend payments into twitter -315479;1345234397;kakobreklaa;that has been promissed a while ago :p -315478;1345234415;nefario;that comes after an end to BTC reserves -315477;1345234418;EskimoBob;div calendar will be a cool feature -315476;1345234422;nefario;which is what I'm working on -315475;1345234432;nefario;an iCal with divs? -315474;1345234439;EskimoBob;why not -315473;1345234448;nefario;hmmm, not actually a bad idea -315472;1345234462;nefario;GLBSE charts and public API will be made open source as well -315471;1345234469;EskimoBob;you can display ex-div dates on securities -315470;1345234479;area;ciuciu: Did you get my PM on the forum? I have nothing in my outbox and am currently wondering if I managed to not sent it -315469;1345234500;nefario;small changes, improvements etc that people want can be added easily then -315468;1345234516;EskimoBob;and do not forget to "paint" the issuers bid/ask in the order book -315467;1345234529;mod6;hai -315466;1345234535;EskimoBob;and logged in person too -315465;1345234563;EskimoBob;So one can hes own bid/ask in order book -315464;1345234610;EskimoBob;7930... -315463;1345234612;EskimoBob;rrrr -315462;1345234685;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.39989 BTC [+] -315461;1345234721;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 60000 @ 0.001 = 60 BTC -315460;1345234764;mircea_popescu;hi mod6 -315459;1345234839;mircea_popescu;sgornick is it me or that bitbin.net site doesn't actually exist ?! -315458;1345234841;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -315457;1345234897;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 10 @ 0.05050751 = 0.5051 BTC [-] -315456;1345235012;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -315455;1345235013;gribble;Best bid: 15.20001, Best ask: 15.325, Bid-ask spread: 0.12499, Last trade: 15.20001, 24 hour volume: 89312, 24 hour low: 13.2, 24 hour high: 15.4 -315454;1345235064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33322 @ 0.00037661 = 12.5494 BTC [-] -315453;1345235076;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1149 BTC [+] -315452;1345235246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8978 @ 0.00037358 = 3.354 BTC [-] -315451;1345235248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41022 @ 0.00037825 = 15.5166 BTC [+] -315450;1345235409;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -315449;1345235501;area;Cheers -315448;1345235526;area;I wasn't worried too much about a delay, just wanted to make sure I'd requested them :-) -315447;1345235556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7359 @ 0.00037825 = 2.7835 BTC [+] -315446;1345235556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10284 @ 0.00038985 = 4.0092 BTC [+] -315445;1345235558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19041 @ 0.00038089 = 7.2525 BTC [-] -315444;1345235559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27935 @ 0.00037661 = 10.5206 BTC [-] -315443;1345235563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7916 @ 0.00038985 = 3.0861 BTC [+] -315442;1345235564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00039192 = 1.6461 BTC [+] -315441;1345235565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.0003928 = 0.3142 BTC [+] -315440;1345235566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10484 @ 0.0003965 = 4.1569 BTC [+] -315439;1345235573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00038516 = 4.3138 BTC [-] -315438;1345235574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.0003965 = 9.2385 BTC [+] -315437;1345235576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.0003965 = 10.9038 BTC [+] -315436;1345235578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5387 @ 0.00037661 = 2.0288 BTC [-] -315435;1345235579;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 16 @ 0.115 = 1.84 BTC [-] -315434;1345235580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2143 @ 0.00037144 = 0.796 BTC [-] -315433;1345235582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5429 @ 0.00036815 = 1.9987 BTC [-] -315432;1345235673;nanotube;>_> -315431;1345235675;area;ciuciu: Can I PM you? -315430;1345236037;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -315429;1345236192;EskimoBob;Do any of you have a DMC's holdings report available with update prices and divs? -315428;1345236259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 50 @ 0.003801 = 0.1901 BTC [+] -315427;1345236666;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -315426;1345236713;nefario;ahahahaaaaaa -315425;1345236716;nefario;fuck you all bitches -315424;1345236719;nefario;JAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA -315423;1345236723;mircea_popescu;?! -315422;1345236727;nefario;sorry -315421;1345236729;nefario;am happy -315420;1345236733;EskimoBob;!pl DMC 1@0.64 29-08-2012 -315419;1345236733;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -315418;1345236737;nefario;fucking FINALLY got something to work -315417;1345236742;assbot;DMC [1@0.64BTC] (since: 29-08-2012) paid: 0 BTC. Last price: 0.045 BTC. Capital gain: -0.595 BTC. Total: -0.595 BTC. (-93%) -315416;1345236744;nefario;that has been a right PIA -315415;1345236744;mircea_popescu;getting married ? -315414;1345236765;nefario;I've been married 10 years -315413;1345236766;nefario;so -315412;1345236767;nefario;no -315411;1345236770;nefario;some code -315410;1345236771;mircea_popescu;o. -315409;1345236781;nefario;worked on test server didn't work on production -315408;1345236782;nefario;why? -315407;1345236787;nefario;I have no fucking cluw -315406;1345236790;nefario;clue -315405;1345236810;nefario;after painstaking re-implentation on production -315404;1345236815;nefario;piece by peice -315403;1345236821;nefario;from whatI I knew worked -315402;1345236826;nefario;finally got it all working -315401;1345236832;mircea_popescu;well done! -315400;1345236849;nefario;will be rid of bitcoin reserves by Tuesday -315399;1345236859;nefario;followed by a shitonne of improvements -315398;1345236911;mircea_popescu;what's this mean, rid of reserves ? -315397;1345236919;mircea_popescu;you'd think reserves are a good thing -315396;1345236977;usagi;good to hear -315395;1345236980;usagi;keep it up ^^ -315394;1345237028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00038174 = 4.5809 BTC [+] -315393;1345237039;smickles;so glbse has godmode or something now? -315392;1345237101;nefario;it will mean there will be no BTC reserve -315391;1345237109;nefario;meaning many many buy orders -315390;1345237113;smickles;oh yeah :) -315389;1345237123;nefario;as long as they are less than the total value of the BTC available -315388;1345237123;smickles;live now? -315387;1345237127;nefario;not available yet no -315386;1345237130;smickles;oh -315385;1345237133;nefario;I'm thinking tuesday latest -315384;1345237149;smickles;nice, i'm looking forward to it -315383;1345237225;smickles;mircea_popescu: no reserves in this context means that you have 5 btc in the account. you can place as many 5 btc orders as you want. When one of them is taken, then the others are canceled -315382;1345237230;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -315381;1345237250;smickles;correct me if i'm wrong nefario :) -315380;1345237266;nefario;correct -315379;1345237279;nefario;it will massively improve liquidity -315378;1345237290;nefario;it's whats been taking up my time as well -315377;1345237294;mircea_popescu;or the semblance thereof. -315376;1345237299;nefario;so I'll be able to add other things after -315375;1345237344;nefario;semblance? -315374;1345237365;mircea_popescu;well if someone can put in as many orders as they want based on 5 btc -315373;1345237372;mircea_popescu;then the sum of orders isn't really the liquidity. -315372;1345237378;mircea_popescu;the liquidity still is 5 btc. -315371;1345237395;nefario;but it won't be restricted -315370;1345237420;nefario;and the amount of trading that can be done with the same amount of BTC will increase -315369;1345237420;mircea_popescu;yeah. sorta like how mtgox does it. -315368;1345237424;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 1.011 = 3.033 BTC [+] -315367;1345237426;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 1.01 = 10.1 BTC [-] -315366;1345237427;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 1.0002 = 2.0004 BTC [-] -315365;1345237429;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 1.0001 = 10.001 BTC [-] -315364;1345237438;nefario;it means people can take advantage of more sell offers -315363;1345237446;smickles;with such slow movement on some assets, it's an improvement -315362;1345237474;smickles;maybe saying that it brings greater liquidity is not actually correct tho -315361;1345237482;nefario;no not really -315360;1345237489;nefario;actual amount of BTC stays the same -315359;1345237494;smickles;it spreads the liquidity which is already there, around -315358;1345237498;mircea_popescu;it has its advantages, as long as you can make sure that you're not hit with double spends -315357;1345237502;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.3001 = 2.6002 BTC [-] -315356;1345237502;nefario;hmmm can't really think of the correct term -315355;1345237502;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.3 = 13 BTC [-] -315354;1345237519;smickles;viscosity -315353;1345237524;mircea_popescu;lol viscosity -315352;1345237525;smickles;(sp?) -315351;1345237526;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.25000001 = 6.25 BTC [-] -315350;1345237527;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.25 = 12.5 BTC [-] -315349;1345237555;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.20000001 = 6 BTC [-] -315348;1345237556;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.2 = 12 BTC [-] -315347;1345237570;nefario;that sounds so dirty -315346;1345237574;nefario;like "moist" -315345;1345237597;mircea_popescu;did you know that the hornier a girl is, the more viscuous her moisture ? -315344;1345237602;mircea_popescu;myea, it's dirty alright. -315343;1345237613;smickles;well, saying that it lowers the viscosity seems to describe it exactly -315342;1345237627;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.15000001 = 3.45 BTC [-] -315341;1345237627;nefario;lubes it up? -315340;1345237628;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 7 @ 1.37719916 = 9.6404 BTC [-] -315339;1345237629;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1.37719916 BTC [-] -315338;1345237654;mircea_popescu;nefario : suppose i have 10 btc. i put in three orders, to buy A, B and C each for 10 btc. -315337;1345237665;smickles;did i know, mp, lol, i once came across a girl who thought her stuff was my cum -315336;1345237666;mircea_popescu;it just so happens that by accident at the EXACT SAME TIME two people sell, A and C -315335;1345237668;mircea_popescu;what now ? -315334;1345237673;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.975 = 7.8 BTC [-] -315333;1345237683;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1.15000001 = 2.3 BTC [-] -315332;1345237685;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.15 = 11.5 BTC [-] -315331;1345237686;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.10000011 = 5.5 BTC [-] -315330;1345237687;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.1 = 11 BTC [-] -315329;1345237688;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 2 @ 0.12295 = 0.2459 BTC [+] -315328;1345237697;mircea_popescu;smickles i thought you were married too -315327;1345237703;smickles;yea -315326;1345237716;smickles;it's not like i was married since puberty tho -315325;1345237725;mircea_popescu;hehehe. im just trying to stir trouble -315324;1345237740;nefario;mircea_popescu: actual processing of trades has to happen in a queue -315323;1345237751;nefario;as part of the processsing -315322;1345237764;nefario;other orders then get cancelled -315321;1345237767;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.975 = 19.5 BTC [-] -315320;1345237780;nefario;http://suidobashijuko.jp/ -315319;1345237781;mircea_popescu;doesn't this slow trade execution down ? -315318;1345237782;nefario;this is -315317;1345237783;nefario;... -315316;1345237787;nefario;very interesting -315315;1345237819;nefario;mircea_popescu: not really, since there aren't trades 100% of the time -315314;1345237820;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.975 = 48.75 BTC [-] -315313;1345237825;smickles;all i see is a black screen -315312;1345237838;EskimoBob;I also like to have multiple orders out for same "money" available but this can cause huge swings in the orderbooks -315311;1345237843;mircea_popescu;smickles its a robot maker i think ? -315310;1345237865;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 4 @ 0.10677196 = 0.4271 BTC [-] -315309;1345237866;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob yea, that may be a problem. especially for daytraders. -315308;1345237866;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -315307;1345237868;smickles;"An organization which aims to spread human ride robots. " -315306;1345237869;JWU_42;and Pirate shit it down - if you hadn't already seen -315305;1345237874;JWU_42;heh -315304;1345237875;JWU_42;shut -315303;1345237880;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 1.1105 = 5.5525 BTC [-] -315302;1345237882;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 2 @ 1.1104 = 2.2208 BTC [-] -315301;1345237893;mircea_popescu;huh ? -315300;1345237896;EskimoBob;what? -315299;1345237905;JWU_42;[12:58] <@pirateat40> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50822.msg605957#msg605957 -315298;1345237932;smickles;lol nov 3 -315297;1345237940;smickles;to today? -315296;1345237947;smickles;aug 17? -315295;1345237956;Obsi;it shows the original post date -315294;1345237969;Obsi;he edited it today -315293;1345237974;JWU_42;correct -315292;1345237976;jcpham;yeah it is happening -315291;1345237979;jcpham;prepare yourself -315290;1345237997;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -315289;1345238001;mircea_popescu;whoa it's closed. nanotube! -315288;1345238010;smickles;yeah nano -315287;1345238010;jcpham;14 days to pay -315286;1345238011;EskimoBob;lets just hope that PPT guys do not fuck us all over -315285;1345238021;Obsi;if it's orderly pirate still wins bet? -315284;1345238028;mircea_popescu;nope had to be till september. -315283;1345238028;jcpham;iirc -315282;1345238041;nefario;wow -315281;1345238047;mircea_popescu;hmm, now i dont recall the text. diodn't he have to survive till sept jcpham ? -315280;1345238052;Obsi;thought if he paid everyone back he still won -315279;1345238053;nefario;this is going to hurt trade volume -315278;1345238054;jcpham;idk myself -315277;1345238062;jcpham;but i thought it was default -315276;1345238065;jcpham;failure to pay -315275;1345238065;JWU_42;nefario: just a tad ;) -315274;1345238069;jcpham;"default" -315273;1345238083;mircea_popescu;are you kidding ? volume is up like 100% -315272;1345238086;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00095084 = 1.4263 BTC [+] -315271;1345238087;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6188 @ 0.00095503 = 5.9097 BTC [+] -315270;1345238091;EskimoBob;no, if he closes down and returns money, this is NOT a default -315269;1345238100;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [-] -315268;1345238102;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 1.02000011 = 5.1 BTC [-] -315267;1345238103;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 30 @ 1.02000001 = 30.6 BTC [-] -315266;1345238104;Obsi;Someone should sell popcorn for BTC, they'd make a killing -315265;1345238142;EskimoBob;start pacing buy orders to PPT* :) -315264;1345238148;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 70000 @ 0.001 = 70 BTC -315263;1345238182;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13400 @ 0.00093603 = 12.5428 BTC [-] -315262;1345238184;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1100 @ 0.00092111 = 1.0132 BTC [-] -315261;1345238189;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 3 @ 0.98 = 2.94 BTC [-] -315260;1345238198;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 64886 @ 0.001 = 64.886 BTC -315259;1345238205;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.095 = 1.9 BTC [-] -315258;1345238226;nefario;mircea_popescu: volume for options -315257;1345238242;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 119720 @ 0.001 = 119.72 BTC -315256;1345238255;mircea_popescu;lmao i think that wiped the cdo ? -315255;1345238263;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 1.0500001 = 2.1 BTC [-] -315254;1345238265;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1.0500001 BTC [-] -315253;1345238266;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 28 @ 1.05 = 29.4 BTC [-] -315252;1345238305;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 1 @ 1.051 BTC [-] -315251;1345238331;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 3663 @ 0.001 = 3.663 BTC -315250;1345238361;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 3 @ 0.978 = 2.934 BTC [-] -315249;1345238388;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 4 @ 0.4001 = 1.6004 BTC [-] -315248;1345238403;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 22 @ 0.975 = 21.45 BTC [-] -315247;1345238413;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 38943 @ 0.001 = 38.943 BTC -315246;1345238422;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 4 @ 0.975 = 3.9 BTC [-] -315245;1345238429;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 4 @ 0.10677196 = 0.4271 BTC [-] -315244;1345238434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19041 @ 0.00038089 = 7.2525 BTC [-] -315243;1345238436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5387 @ 0.00037661 = 2.0288 BTC [-] -315242;1345238437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2143 @ 0.00037144 = 0.796 BTC [-] -315241;1345238438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26072 @ 0.00036815 = 9.5984 BTC [-] -315240;1345238440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5857 @ 0.00036707 = 2.1499 BTC [-] -315239;1345238473;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 4 @ 1.051 = 4.204 BTC [-] -315238;1345238475;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [-] -315237;1345238499;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.9741 = 9.741 BTC [-] -315236;1345238501;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 80 @ 0.974 = 77.92 BTC [-] -315235;1345238502;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.973 = 8.757 BTC [-] -315234;1345238504;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 0.971 = 10.681 BTC [-] -315233;1345238504;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 2 @ 1.15 = 2.3 BTC [-] -315232;1345238636;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 39 @ 0.971 = 37.869 BTC [-] -315231;1345238638;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 61 @ 0.97 = 59.17 BTC [-] -315230;1345238647;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.999 = 2.997 BTC [+] -315229;1345238667;smickles;mircea_popescu: did it really now -315228;1345238688;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 3 @ 1.022 = 3.066 BTC [-] -315227;1345238694;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 39 @ 0.97 = 37.83 BTC [-] -315226;1345238698;smickles;the parts of the cdo can't fulfill their obligations w/o pirate? -315225;1345238699;mircea_popescu;smickles truth of the matter : not so many businesses in bitcoin land -315224;1345238706;PsychoticBoy;MAJOR PPT sell off lmfao -315223;1345238708;mircea_popescu;no, i meant wiped as in, sold out. -315222;1345238714;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 2 @ 1.021 = 2.042 BTC [-] -315221;1345238715;smickles;oh -315220;1345238721;mircea_popescu;nobody in that cdo is pirate-facing. -315219;1345238723;nanotube;mircea_popescu: no, orderly shutdown with all funds returned, means no default, so pirate wins -315218;1345238723;mircea_popescu;which is why. -315217;1345238728;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 85 @ 0.1149 = 9.7665 BTC [+] -315216;1345238730;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -315215;1345238734;mircea_popescu;nanotube he did it for the 5k! -315214;1345238743;nanotube;i'm sure he had other considerations :) -315213;1345238745;PsychoticBoy;lol that bet -315212;1345238753;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.081 BTC [-] -315211;1345238770;mircea_popescu;lol -315210;1345238787;mircea_popescu;dude i tell you, if that guy ran a ponzi for ~1 year and manages to soft land it -315209;1345238798;mircea_popescu;i'll have a whole lot of respect for him. its earned. -315208;1345238804;EskimoBob;Chaaang-Noi: are you around? -315207;1345238808;smickles;so mircea_popescu, in this new world, what kind of coupon would be interesting for a Ss²cbond? -315206;1345238816;smickles;er, s²cm -315205;1345238824;JWU_42;1% -315204;1345238827;mircea_popescu;smickles well, i was gonna say yest, are you tranching it ? -315203;1345238828;JWU_42;=) -315202;1345238836;mircea_popescu;or what else do you do ? -315201;1345238860;smickles;i was hoping for a simple bond -315200;1345238861;Chaaang-Noi;hi, give me a sec -315199;1345238865;mircea_popescu;JWU42 : B.MPCD.A actually paus 2% and it's senior. -315198;1345238871;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 90 @ 1.12000001 = 100.8 BTC [-] -315197;1345238871;smickles;face value, small coupon, maturity -315196;1345238875;mircea_popescu;smickles how do you convert your income to fixed return ? -315195;1345238884;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [-] -315194;1345238890;mircea_popescu;or just go for a normal honest to god bond like in sanityland ? -315193;1345238901;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.08 = 0.4 BTC [-] -315192;1345238910;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.95 = 9.5 BTC [-] -315191;1345238921;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.96 BTC [-] -315190;1345238924;smickles;we'd come up wiht amount that we know we could cover, even if most of our income falls thru -315189;1345238931;mircea_popescu;aha -315188;1345238944;mircea_popescu;well, mpbor was ~5% on the last month, so i'd guess something like that. -315187;1345238947;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.94 = 3.76 BTC [-] -315186;1345238955;mircea_popescu;or 1% ish a week if you do weeks. -315185;1345238988;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -315184;1345239002;smickles;so something about 52% yearly? -315183;1345239015;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 13 @ 1.15 = 14.95 BTC [+] -315182;1345239057;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -315181;1345239064;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 333 @ 0.115 = 38.295 BTC [+] -315180;1345239066;mircea_popescu;5% per month is not 52% apr -315179;1345239076;mircea_popescu;.py 1.05 ** 12 -315178;1345239077;markac;1.79585632602 -315177;1345239078;EskimoBob;massive fuck up -315176;1345239089;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob hm ? -315175;1345239155;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.95 = 3.8 BTC [-] -315174;1345239156;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.902 = 9.02 BTC [-] -315173;1345239157;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 18 @ 0.901109 = 16.22 BTC [-] -315172;1345239159;smickles;heh, mp, it's all about the sort of interest you're talking about -315171;1345239192;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.08 = 0.24 BTC [-] -315170;1345239199;smickles;we might be able to safely do 1% per week -315169;1345239206;smickles;i'll need to crunch some numbers -315168;1345239221;EskimoBob;the whole pirate40 fuck up :) -315167;1345239235;mircea_popescu;where's bitcoin kruger to explain that the btc economy needs negative interest bonds -315166;1345239318;smickles;why isn't an apy of 100% appealing in bitcoin, everyone want more that 100% -315165;1345239348;mircea_popescu;because pirate fucked things up -315164;1345239367;mircea_popescu;now that he's out of the picture things might come back to some semblance of sanity. -315163;1345239383;nanotube;mircea_popescu: by definition, a ponzi cannot be softlanded. there cannot be enough money to pay all depositors. so if all funds are paid out, it was not a ponzi -315162;1345239396;mircea_popescu;nanotube i know. -315161;1345239402;mircea_popescu;that;s what i'm saying. -315160;1345239409;nanotube;hehe ok -315159;1345239443;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.08 = 0.16 BTC [-] -315158;1345239453;EskimoBob;Interesting, what happens to zeros? -315157;1345239484;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.96153845 BTC [+] -315156;1345239544;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 1000 @ 1.003 = 1003 BTC [+] -315155;1345239554;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.892 = 8.92 BTC [-] -315154;1345239562;smickles;1003 btc -315153;1345239565;smickles;bing -315152;1345239592;mircea_popescu;lmao -315151;1345239618;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.85 = 2.55 BTC [-] -315150;1345239620;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.386 = 1.158 BTC [-] -315149;1345239642;smickles;all these other things are taking a dive, mpcd gets a 1k buy -315148;1345239643;Azelphur;I imagine things are going to be interesting over the next few days as people reinvest BS&T funds -315147;1345239653;mircea_popescu;smickles i think that musta been a self trade. -315146;1345239663;smickles;heh, it looks good tho -315145;1345239667;EskimoBob;usagi: what is your .C plan? -315144;1345239670;smickles;if noone really looks at it -315143;1345239683;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.3851 = 2.6957 BTC [-] -315142;1345239699;mircea_popescu;smickles someone bought them out and i think is trying to get people to buy in quickly and not read the contract. -315141;1345239705;usagi;Whut plan -315140;1345239713;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 30 @ 1 = 30 BTC [-] -315139;1345239770;usagi;What do you mean what's my .C plan? -315138;1345239780;smickles;nyan cat -315137;1345239804;EskimoBob;what happens to nyncat.c? -315136;1345239862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.00038174 = 4.8863 BTC [+] -315135;1345239867;usagi;Well -315134;1345239874;usagi;It pays out about 8-9% a week -315133;1345239883;usagi;that's the plan -315132;1345239887;mircea_popescu;... -315131;1345239888;Obsi;pirate shut down -315130;1345239890;mircea_popescu;how ?! -315129;1345239905;copumpkin;Obsi: hacked -315128;1345239907;usagi;Shut down? -315127;1345239909;copumpkin;all coins lost! -315126;1345239912;usagi;Lol -315125;1345239915;Obsi;say wat -315124;1345239918;usagi;I'll have to go read about it. -315123;1345239919;copumpkin;lol -315122;1345239923;copumpkin;nah, just kidding -315121;1345239925;copumpkin;orderly shutdown next week -315120;1345239930;usagi;Oh -315119;1345239930;copumpkin;or so he claims -315118;1345239933;mircea_popescu;So now what? -315117;1345239933;mircea_popescu;I’ve spoken with my clients over the last week and come to an agreement that would allow me to close down my operation within a week. Currently my reserve (operating wallets) are drained from fulfilling the withdraw spree that happened after the rate drop announcement. All withdraws at this point will be delayed until Monday when the shutdown process begins.. -315116;1345239936;smickles;copumpkin: excelent timing on that one :) -315115;1345239938;mircea_popescu;this does not seem all that orderly. -315114;1345239946;mircea_popescu;he will have to buy 100k btc on the open market ? -315113;1345239949;mircea_popescu;prepare for $20 -315112;1345239952;usagi;My advice -315111;1345239955;usagi;is to sell YARR now,. -315110;1345239958;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: he buys elsewhere too -315109;1345239961;copumpkin;or so he claims :) -315108;1345239963;mircea_popescu;"elsewhere". right. -315107;1345239972;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.141 BTC [-] -315106;1345239986;mircea_popescu;this reminds me of the virgin kids in highschool. they had sex "elsewhere". -315105;1345239994;mircea_popescu;as if at that age there's other places and other girls. -315104;1345239997;smickles;so copumpkin, i imagine you're gonna exercise that cause in that contract, eh? -315103;1345240032;copumpkin;lol -315102;1345240088;mircea_popescu;Update -315101;1345240088;mircea_popescu;Starting today, I've lifted the referral only requirement to open a Savings account. -315100;1345240090;mircea_popescu;this on the 13th -315099;1345240095;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -315098;1345240096;mircea_popescu;i think copumpkin had it : all coins lost. -315097;1345240106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.00038174 = 6.9477 BTC [+] -315096;1345240137;usagi;Ahh I see -315095;1345240161;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -315094;1345240174;usagi;YARR is about to go to 1. Cancel your bids :p -315093;1345240192;usagi;Sell out while you still can -315092;1345240205;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -315091;1345240255;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 4 @ 0.10677196 = 0.4271 BTC [-] -315090;1345240281;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [-] -315089;1345240285;nefario;> mircea_popescu: as if at that age there's other places and other girls. -315088;1345240287;nefario;hookers? -315087;1345240309;copumpkin;I love me some hookers -315086;1345240323;smickles;i want t make a 1000 btc bond which matures in 1 year and pays a monthly coupon of 15 btc, or something like that -315085;1345240324;nefario;copumpkin -315084;1345240331;nefario;you don't love hookers -315083;1345240332;copumpkin;nefario -315082;1345240334;nefario;you use them -315081;1345240334;copumpkin;why not? -315080;1345240335;copumpkin;oh -315079;1345240337;copumpkin;well, I love them -315078;1345240344;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -315077;1345240362;usagi;Well how this should play out is, NYAN.C and YARR should get 1 bitcoin back from our pirate investments -315076;1345240369;smickles;er... intervals -315075;1345240385;usagi;We will then operate a bidwall at 1. -315074;1345240401;mircea_popescu;i love them too. nothing wrong with that. -315073;1345240401;usagi;Do NOT sell NYAN or YARR for less than 1 bitcoin. -315072;1345240409;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 71 @ 0.3 = 21.3 BTC [-] -315071;1345240426;mircea_popescu;usagi : there's the school of thought that nobody hears from pirate again. -315070;1345240427;usagi;Both of them have nothing to do with pirate, YARR is insured even if we get 0 back -315069;1345240446;usagi;NYAN.C is a derivative and if pirate goes to zero it is still worth 1 btc -315068;1345240467;mircea_popescu;NYAN.C and YARR should get 1 bitcoin back from our pirate investments <> Both of them have nothing to do with pirate -315067;1345240470;mircea_popescu;say wut ?! -315066;1345240491;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -315065;1345240502;usagi;Because YARR is backed with over 2,000 in mining and other bonds -315064;1345240512;usagi;if we get 0 back from pirate we begin liquidation and payout. -315063;1345240530;smickles;weekly, i meant to say -315062;1345240535;usagi;As it turns out, the market severely overvalued the premium on pirate insurance. -315061;1345240541;usagi;If I were you.. I'd buy CPA shares now, :p -315060;1345240561;mircea_popescu;As it turns out, the market severely overvalued the premium on pirate insurance. < ?! -315059;1345240563;usagi;Well, actually, NYAN will be realizing that profit -315058;1345240566;usagi;Holy crapola -315057;1345240570;usagi;NYAN owns 50% of YARR -315056;1345240577;usagi;After the payout there will be a huge dividend -315055;1345240578;usagi;Ahahaha -315054;1345240582;usagi;This is going to be funny -315053;1345240586;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 5 @ 0.3 = 1.5 BTC [-] -315052;1345240592;usagi;And I've limited sales of NYAN.C to 3000 outstanding -315051;1345240605;usagi;Here's your fair warning; If pirate returns all coins to investors -315050;1345240610;mircea_popescu;smickles that might work. tho i'd make it 3 or 6 months. time compression online. -315049;1345240617;usagi;NYAN will have a huge dividend.. hmm, more than 30% I think -315048;1345240621;usagi;NYAN.C that is -315047;1345240637;mircea_popescu;and if pirate returns nothing ? -315046;1345240640;usagi;However there is a risk that pirate will return nothing and NYAN will pay zero for a couple of weeks -315045;1345240645;usagi;NYAN.C I mean. -315044;1345240655;usagi;NYAN will pay out because it passes thru from A and B as well -315043;1345240676;usagi;If you believe pirate will shut down in an orderly fashion, NYAN.C is a good play. -315042;1345240689;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 27 @ 1.37 = 36.99 BTC [-] -315041;1345240699;smickles;really? -315040;1345240713;usagi;NYAN.C owns 50% of YARR -315039;1345240717;usagi;i.e. right to profit -315038;1345240729;smickles;s.mpoe is on the rise, mpoe.etf is going down? -315037;1345240733;mircea_popescu;odd huh ?! -315036;1345240733;smickles;wtf market -315035;1345240734;usagi;YARR's assets are something like 4700 coins with 2350 shares of pirate -315034;1345240745;mircea_popescu;you'd expect people to divest pirate stuff move into nonpirate stuff -315033;1345240764;usagi;So theoretically if we bid wall at 1 and shut down YARR we will be left with 2350 BTC of assets, which will go to NYAN.C. -315032;1345240771;usagi;erm, half of it will go to C -315031;1345240776;usagi;That's the plan -315030;1345240789;kakobreklaa;hm pirate ending... i smell the short era of cdos -315029;1345240821;usagi;In this case "high risk" will become things like timeshareafrica, DMC, and..... Mining Bonds? heh -315028;1345240824;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 4 @ 0.10677196 = 0.4271 BTC [-] -315027;1345240825;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -315026;1345240841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19041 @ 0.00038089 = 7.2525 BTC [-] -315025;1345240842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5387 @ 0.00037661 = 2.0288 BTC [-] -315024;1345240847;usagi;And JRO's new venture "ZapCoins" -315023;1345240867;usagi;Hi, I'm Vince with ZapCoins. Your coins will be zapped away when you use ZapCoins. -315022;1345240908;usagi;I'm actually kind of relieved. I had wanted to sell YARR and focus on writing a killer bitcoin app -315021;1345240916;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.099 = 0.99 BTC [+] -315020;1345240929;usagi;keeping up with daily payments is a huge drain -315019;1345240971;mircea_popescu;back to 14.5 -315018;1345240976;mircea_popescu;so it seems ALL gets sold off lol. -315017;1345241052;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.49516492 = 495.1649 BTC [-] -315016;1345241062;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.41792088 = 417.9209 BTC [-] -315015;1345241072;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1000 @ 0.34364417 = 343.6442 BTC [-] -315014;1345241078;mircea_popescu;o wow. -315013;1345241088;mircea_popescu;puts unwinding. -315012;1345241113;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1001 = 2.002 BTC [-] -315011;1345241150;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 21 @ 0.09989 = 2.0977 BTC [+] -315010;1345241162;smickles;jees, ppl selling hard into the bot? -315009;1345241179;smickles;wouldn't it be better to execute in that situation? -315008;1345241188;mircea_popescu;these were short i think. -315007;1345241310;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -315006;1345241363;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -315005;1345241364;gribble;14.44 -315004;1345241369;smickles;woah -315003;1345241373;smickles;i missed something -315002;1345241380;mircea_popescu;what ? -315001;1345241381;smickles;like a dollar -315000;1345241401;smickles;last i knew, it was at 13.4ish -314999;1345241423;mircea_popescu;hehe -314998;1345241430;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5500 @ 0.00093777 = 5.1577 BTC [+] -314997;1345241430;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.00093603 = 2.8081 BTC [-] -314996;1345241476;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.099 = 0.396 BTC [+] -314995;1345241510;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 5 @ 1.1201 = 5.6005 BTC [+] -314994;1345241512;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 7 @ 1.12 = 7.84 BTC [-] -314993;1345241512;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 10 @ 1.115 = 11.15 BTC [-] -314992;1345241525;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 39 @ 0.3 = 11.7 BTC [-] -314991;1345241538;nefario;someone getting out -314990;1345241541;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.41788873 = 417.8887 BTC [-] -314989;1345241546;smickles;as word spreads -314988;1345241550;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.749 BTC [-] -314987;1345241551;smickles;and more puts -314986;1345241585;mircea_popescu;i think people are getting real antsy about btc/usd atm -314985;1345241603;mircea_popescu;i wonder what the fallout scenarios are if pirate is never heardfrom again. -314984;1345241629;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.105 = 1.47 BTC [+] -314983;1345241668;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 7 @ 0.96 = 6.72 BTC [-] -314982;1345241677;smickles;i've been realy antsy about btc/usd for a while now -314981;1345241689;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 25 @ 0.068 = 1.7 BTC [-] -314980;1345241690;smickles;it's why i have a delta neutral position, overall -314979;1345241717;nefario;> mircea_popescu: i wonder what the fallout scenarios are if pirate is never heardfrom again. -314978;1345241723;nefario;economically speaking -314977;1345241728;nefario;the damage as already happened -314976;1345241735;nefario;the money removed from the economy -314975;1345241737;smickles;between mpex and some other choice things, i make btc up, down and sideways -314974;1345241742;mircea_popescu;ya but people haven't realised it yet. -314973;1345241744;nefario;eventually to be re-instroduced -314972;1345241757;mircea_popescu;smickles haha do you daytrade on mpex ? -314971;1345241766;smickles;not really -314970;1345241776;smickles;i do most of my stuff at the beginning of the month -314969;1345241884;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.49513636 = 495.1364 BTC [-] -314968;1345241892;smickles;i did, however buy some C100T at a good price -314967;1345241910;usagi;Maybe now peopple will invest in mining! -314966;1345241923;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.75 = 3.75 BTC [+] -314965;1345241945;nefario;usagi: you sly dog -314964;1345241949;mircea_popescu;lol -314963;1345241949;nefario;it was you all along -314962;1345241952;nefario;lol -314961;1345241961;mircea_popescu;usagi got really excited earlier :D -314960;1345241975;usagi;I've been waiting for this -314959;1345241988;usagi;Now I will finally be able to prove CPA is for real -314958;1345241993;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.048 = 0.096 BTC [+] -314957;1345242019;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 4 @ 0.10677196 = 0.4271 BTC [-] -314956;1345242020;farfi;you think he will dfault? -314955;1345242021;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -314954;1345242030;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.01899998 BTC [+] -314953;1345242042;usagi;Who know -314952;1345242046;usagi;Who knows -314951;1345242053;smickles;volume is picking up on gox -314950;1345242057;usagi;Nefario: What was me all along? -314949;1345242084;usagi;I actually had a theory that pirate defaulted because people were withdrawing from direct accounts and buying YARR and other issues -314948;1345242097;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -314947;1345242097;gribble;Best bid: 13.827, Best ask: 13.8648, Bid-ask spread: 0.03780, Last trade: 13.827, 24 hour volume: 109753, 24 hour low: 13.2, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314946;1345242116;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.75 = 9 BTC [+] -314945;1345242130;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -314944;1345242177;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 13 @ 0.03538231 = 0.46 BTC [-] -314943;1345242185;smickles;sweet shit -314942;1345242199;smickles;i just sold those at 10x what i thought they were worth -314941;1345242211;mircea_popescu;the puts ? -314940;1345242217;smickles;po90t -314939;1345242223;usagi;Seriously people selling -P for 0.75 are insane -314938;1345242362;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [-] -314937;1345242363;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.502 = 5.02 BTC [-] -314936;1345242364;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.501 = 5.01 BTC [-] -314935;1345242366;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -314934;1345242367;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.4 = 3.6 BTC [-] -314933;1345242368;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [-] -314932;1345242399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32472 @ 0.00037193 = 12.0773 BTC [-] -314931;1345242406;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -314930;1345242433;smickles;.7 to .3? -314929;1345242437;smickles;wowza -314928;1345242497;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.076 = 0.228 BTC [-] -314927;1345242498;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.075 = 0.3 BTC [-] -314926;1345242499;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.071 = 0.213 BTC [-] -314925;1345242518;PsychoticBoy;ppt crash on glbse, read all about it -314924;1345242529;farfi;stupid -314923;1345242542;mircea_popescu;yeah -314922;1345242547;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -314921;1345242548;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [-] -314920;1345242553;mircea_popescu;so in the end glbse investments are of two kinds : -314919;1345242565;mircea_popescu;miner bonds, where you make a little each month and lose 2x from your capital same month -314918;1345242571;farfi;hehe -314917;1345242582;mircea_popescu;and pirate bonds, where you make more each month and lose most of your capital in three month intervals -314916;1345242585;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [-] -314915;1345242591;mircea_popescu;seems very investor-y. -314914;1345242596;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 66 @ 0.105 = 6.93 BTC [+] -314913;1345242597;smickles;mircea_popescu: ahem -314912;1345242598;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -314911;1345242600;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 3 @ 0.068 = 0.204 BTC [-] -314910;1345242622;mircea_popescu;smickles did i leave something out ? -314909;1345242627;usagi;Yes you did -314908;1345242630;smickles;a couple of small gems -314907;1345242636;usagi;You should take a look at what NYAN.B invests in -314906;1345242646;mircea_popescu;well of course i left things out, i was being mean. -314905;1345242649;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -314904;1345242650;usagi;NYAN.B only invests in non-mining, non-pirate securities -314903;1345242658;mircea_popescu;usagi those exist ? -314902;1345242663;usagi;It sounded ill-informed -314901;1345242686;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -314900;1345242695;smickles;cbgb? lol -314899;1345242697;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.D] 1 @ 1.2301 BTC [+] -314898;1345242698;smickles;waht a name -314897;1345242698;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.D] 5 @ 1.2211 = 6.1055 BTC [-] -314896;1345242699;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.D] 2 @ 1.2201 = 2.4402 BTC [-] -314895;1345242700;mircea_popescu;whoa look at that! -314894;1345242700;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.D] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [-] -314893;1345242701;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314892;1345242702;gribble;Best bid: 13.35, Best ask: 13.35001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.35, 24 hour volume: 115247, 24 hour low: 13.17524, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314891;1345242712;smickles;oh -314890;1345242721;smickles;maybe i sold those puts too soon -314889;1345242735;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.05 = 1.75 BTC [-] -314888;1345242737;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 10 @ 0.07093232 = 0.7093 BTC [-] -314887;1345242739;smickles;i'll laugh if they end up itm -314886;1345242748;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.50485713 = 504.8571 BTC [+] -314885;1345242758;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.42683066 = 426.8307 BTC [+] -314884;1345242779;smickles;pirate is manipulating the price down -314883;1345242790;smickles;so he can buy cheap coins to pay people off -314882;1345242799;mircea_popescu;conspiracy! -314881;1345242800;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1000 @ 0.35169001 = 351.69 BTC [+] -314880;1345242803;smickles;!! -314879;1345242846;usagi;it's difficult to get a trade page on glbse -314878;1345242853;usagi;the boxes don't show up :< -314877;1345242857;usagi;gotta reload 2 or 3 times -314876;1345242869;mircea_popescu;jeez. -314875;1345242879;mircea_popescu;ok, i am guessing the bubble is popping huh -314874;1345242917;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 31 @ 0.99 = 30.69 BTC [-] -314873;1345242941;mircea_popescu;wowza giga under 12 -314872;1345242942;mircea_popescu;1* -314871;1345242946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18326 @ 0.00038089 = 6.9802 BTC [+] -314870;1345242948;mircea_popescu;ok, this is a clearly massive selloff. -314869;1345242985;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.74999999 BTC [+] -314868;1345242987;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 1 @ 1.2499 BTC [-] -314867;1345242988;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 1 @ 1.25 BTC [+] -314866;1345243007;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 9 @ 0.2 = 1.8 BTC [-] -314865;1345243031;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 20 @ 0.068 = 1.36 BTC [-] -314864;1345243108;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314863;1345243109;gribble;Best bid: 12.80817, Best ask: 13, Bid-ask spread: 0.19183, Last trade: 12.8, 24 hour volume: 122466, 24 hour low: 12.8, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314862;1345243113;mircea_popescu;o wow. -314861;1345243143;mircea_popescu;under 13. -314860;1345243144;mircea_popescu;what a day. -314859;1345243215;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -314858;1345243254;kakobreklaa;indeed -314857;1345243259;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.43493314 = 434.9331 BTC [+] -314856;1345243291;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.51365024 = 513.6502 BTC [+] -314855;1345243335;mircea_popescu;mmm i think that's over 5k btc worth of puts for the day. -314854;1345243336;mircea_popescu;crazy. -314853;1345243430;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -314852;1345243477;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5500 @ 0.00093777 = 5.1577 BTC [+] -314851;1345243478;mircea_popescu;and i was getting all geared up to add strikes 20-30 -314850;1345243479;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2301 @ 0.00093603 = 2.1538 BTC [-] -314849;1345243488;smickles;mee too -314848;1345243492;mircea_popescu;sux. -314847;1345243506;smickles;maybe another month -314846;1345243528;smickles;you should lay down a C1000N, just for the fuck of it -314845;1345243545;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 4 @ 0.02857462 = 0.1143 BTC [+] -314844;1345243546;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 22 @ 0.02422959 = 0.5331 BTC [-] -314843;1345243547;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 974 @ 0.00530545 = 5.1675 BTC [-] -314842;1345243555;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 6 @ 0.068 = 0.408 BTC [-] -314841;1345243570;mircea_popescu;haha yeah -314840;1345243589;smickles;volume is 7% above average on gox already -314839;1345243603;mircea_popescu;that's not so much... you mean daily vol ? -314838;1345243608;smickles;yeah -314837;1345243628;smickles;26day average -314836;1345243639;smickles;it's the bitcoincharts pvo -314835;1345243801;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314834;1345243802;gribble;Best bid: 12.49501, Best ask: 12.5, Bid-ask spread: 0.00499, Last trade: 12.5, 24 hour volume: 130540, 24 hour low: 12.5, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314833;1345243806;mircea_popescu;under 12.5 -314832;1345243825;mircea_popescu;and volume isn't that great i'd say. -314831;1345243829;mircea_popescu;130k, what's that. -314830;1345243839;EskimoBob;panic sale -314829;1345243846;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 3 @ 0.2574551 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -314828;1345243855;EskimoBob;and then it turns around and off it is -314827;1345243902;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 143 @ 0.099 = 14.157 BTC [+] -314826;1345243904;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 90 @ 0.099 = 8.91 BTC [+] -314825;1345243905;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 57 @ 0.09999999 = 5.7 BTC [+] -314824;1345243919;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.52256474 = 522.5647 BTC [+] -314823;1345243957;smickles;people must really think pirate is not going to pay back -314822;1345243982;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 51 @ 0.99 = 50.49 BTC [-] -314821;1345244008;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.44315548 = 443.1555 BTC [+] -314820;1345244042;mircea_popescu;well... some people for sure do. -314819;1345244049;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.6998 = 6.998 BTC [-] -314818;1345244074;smickles;heh, you wanted ppl to buy some puts -314817;1345244088;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -314816;1345244111;mircea_popescu;it spun me around, i was -3k on puts now i think im more like +3k -314815;1345244133;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -314814;1345244134;gribble;14.19 -314813;1345244145;mircea_popescu;yeah that's dropping fast. -314812;1345244162;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -314811;1345244163;gribble;Best bid: 12.269, Best ask: 12.35, Bid-ask spread: 0.08100, Last trade: 12.3981, 24 hour volume: 132153, 24 hour low: 12.269, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314810;1345244171;mircea_popescu;o wow -314809;1345244176;mircea_popescu;under 10 ? -314808;1345244187;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -314807;1345244191;MoneyIsDebt;damn, why are bank wires so slow -314806;1345244195;mircea_popescu;lol -314805;1345244248;mircea_popescu;because moneyisdaith -314804;1345244263;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 17 @ 0.5 = 8.5 BTC [-] -314803;1345244309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00038174 = 8.2456 BTC [+] -314802;1345244311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3826 @ 0.00038275 = 1.4644 BTC [+] -314801;1345244312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24974 @ 0.00038517 = 9.6192 BTC [+] -314800;1345244341;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 15 @ 0.08 = 1.2 BTC [-] -314799;1345244374;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [+] -314798;1345244408;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314797;1345244417;Chaaang-Noi;.6 holy shit -314796;1345244427;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -314795;1345244427;mircea_popescu;buy them back -314794;1345244428;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.08287774 BTC [+] -314793;1345244431;mircea_popescu;buy them back -314792;1345244433;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314791;1345244444;gribble;Best bid: 11.87601, Best ask: 12, Bid-ask spread: 0.12399, Last trade: 11.87601, 24 hour volume: 147383, 24 hour low: 11.45, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314790;1345244457;mircea_popescu;o m f g. -314789;1345244465;mircea_popescu;;;bid 10 -314788;1345244466;gribble;Error: "bid" is not a valid command. -314787;1345244486;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -314786;1345244491;MoneyIsDebt;;;bids 10 -314785;1345244492;gribble;There are currently 21613.255 bitcoins demanded at or over 10.0 USD, worth 232063.966674 USD in total. -314784;1345244507;mircea_popescu;a ty -314783;1345244518;mircea_popescu;20k over 10 huh ? we might see 9. -314782;1345244555;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -314781;1345244555;gribble;Best bid: 11.579, Best ask: 12, Bid-ask spread: 0.42100, Last trade: 12, 24 hour volume: 148079, 24 hour low: 11.4, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314780;1345244566;smickles;lol, on the day i decide to sell my puts struck at 9 -314779;1345244570;mircea_popescu;Bid-ask spread: 0.42100 0.0 -314778;1345244591;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.59999 = 11.9998 BTC [-] -314777;1345244593;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [+] -314776;1345244600;mircea_popescu;mtgox has turned into wannabitexchange :D -314775;1345244602;smickles;ah well, i got a good price for 'em, we'd have to actually drop below 9 for that to hurt -314774;1345244608;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -314773;1345244686;smickles;and it was only 13 of 'em -314772;1345244694;mircea_popescu;pity that people have this run from btc "investment" all the way to usd mentality. -314771;1345244720;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314770;1345244722;gribble;Best bid: 11.35, Best ask: 11.6, Bid-ask spread: 0.25000, Last trade: 11.35, 24 hour volume: 150600, 24 hour low: 11.35, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314769;1345244736;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.14 = 0.28 BTC [-] -314768;1345244738;mircea_popescu;last trade 11.35 -314767;1345244739;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -314766;1345244798;mircea_popescu;ima go watch a film or something, this is too much. -314765;1345244822;kakobreklaa;how can you watch a movie while dis is happenin -314764;1345244836;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa a tit in each hand. -314763;1345244836;farfi;its a day to remember -314762;1345244837;Doffx;best movie ever right here -314761;1345244877;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [+] -314760;1345244890;usagi;Can't get a trade screen to open on glbse -314759;1345244909;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080T] 10 @ 0.05127951 = 0.5128 BTC [+] -314758;1345244910;usagi;Nefario, any idea how many people are using GLBSE atm? -314757;1345244967;smickles;the glbse server is on fire, nef won't answer b/c he's putting itout -314756;1345244980;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 75 @ 0.12 = 9 BTC [-] -314755;1345244994;usagi;nef is puttin' one out ehh -314754;1345245012;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 10 @ 0.51999 = 5.1999 BTC [+] -314753;1345245023;usagi;I can imagine.. everyone with an account must be there now -314752;1345245060;smickles;;;tslb -314751;1345245062;gribble;Time since last block: 23 minutes and 0 seconds -314750;1345245140;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 9 @ 0.9 = 8.1 BTC [-] -314749;1345245199;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.81000001 BTC [-] -314748;1345245222;Chaaang-Noi;lol yarr at .81 -314747;1345245281;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.61 = 6.1 BTC [+] -314746;1345245283;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 36 @ 0.6 = 21.6 BTC [-] -314745;1345245293;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.63 BTC [-] -314744;1345245321;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [+] -314743;1345245325;MoneyIsDebt;how much bitcoin was dumped in total just now? -314742;1345245354;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7916 @ 0.00095449 = 7.5557 BTC [+] -314741;1345245380;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.09999999 = 1.7 BTC [+] -314740;1345245409;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 12 @ 0.81 = 9.72 BTC [-] -314739;1345245428;Diablo-D3;a lot -314738;1345245440;Diablo-D3;other channel said over 50k -314737;1345245449;smickles;wait, didn't usagi say yar was worth 1 regardless of a pirate default? -314736;1345245460;usagi;yup -314735;1345245467;usagi;Someone's being stupid -314734;1345245475;Diablo-D3;did pirate default? -314733;1345245482;usagi;do not sell yarr under 1 -314732;1345245483;smickles;nope -314731;1345245485;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 10 @ 0.074 = 0.74 BTC [+] -314730;1345245493;smickles;Diablo-D3: pirate shutdown -314729;1345245502;Diablo-D3;so he just quit instead? -314728;1345245506;smickles;yup -314727;1345245514;smickles;gonna return the principle -314726;1345245518;Diablo-D3;but hes still paying out the final week? -314725;1345245522;farfi;yup -314724;1345245533;Diablo-D3;okay, thats fine -314723;1345245539;toffoo;where's it say that? -314722;1345245550;smickles;his bs&t post -314721;1345245565;farfi;he says he will pay interest up until the funds are sent -314720;1345245576;usagi;I'm putting in supporting bids for YARR as we speak but GLBSE is slow -314719;1345245598;Diablo-D3;jesus glbse is slow -314718;1345245599;smickles;ok, time to pay the SS dividend -314717;1345245608;Diablo-D3;btw for all the people who give fucks -314716;1345245624;Diablo-D3;the DMC motion to suspend dividends was yea 8253, nay 914 -314715;1345245662;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [-] -314714;1345245779;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 90 @ 1 = 90 BTC [-] -314713;1345245795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00038517 = 3.428 BTC [+] -314712;1345245913;Lucidize;so just to be clear, yarr won't go above 1 now? -314711;1345246070;smickles;;;tslb -314710;1345246072;gribble;Time since last block: 39 minutes and 50 seconds -314709;1345246104;kakobreklaa;errybody shut down their miners -314708;1345246341;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 10 @ 0.96 = 9.6 BTC [-] -314707;1345246480;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -314706;1345246513;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 37 @ 0.12 = 4.44 BTC [-] -314705;1345246517;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 26 @ 0.074 = 1.924 BTC [+] -314704;1345246519;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 5 @ 0.0745 = 0.3725 BTC [+] -314703;1345246520;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 2 @ 0.074999 = 0.15 BTC [+] -314702;1345246631;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -314701;1345246631;gribble;Best bid: 12, Best ask: 12.09998, Bid-ask spread: 0.09998, Last trade: 12, 24 hour volume: 181801, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314700;1345246761;Diablo-D3;>low -314699;1345246762;Diablo-D3;>high -314698;1345246763;Diablo-D3;:3 -314697;1345246783;mircea_popescu;aha so a bottom is in huh -314696;1345246807;Chaaang-Noi;please fill my low ass bids of .4 on my P bonds, hehehe -314695;1345246811;smickles;;;tslb -314694;1345246813;gribble;Time since last block: 52 minutes and 11 seconds -314693;1345246817;Chaaang-Noi;oh lol -314692;1345246819;mircea_popescu;wowza -314691;1345246824;Chaaang-Noi;yeah that sucks -314690;1345246825;mircea_popescu;no wai ?! -314689;1345246845;smickles;i guess the miners stopped too? -314688;1345246851;Chaaang-Noi;i bet that next block has soooo many transactions -314687;1345246857;mircea_popescu;so when this block finally goes through and all the btc makes it to mtgox -314686;1345246859;mircea_popescu;we see round 2 ? -314685;1345246868;smickles;maybe -314684;1345246889;smickles;are there live stats on the network hashrate? -314683;1345246894;smickles;;;bc,stats -314682;1345246896;gribble;Current Blocks: 194368 | Current Difficulty: 2190865.9701029 | Next Difficulty At Block: 195551 | Next Difficulty In: 1183 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 15 hours, 2 minutes, and 11 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2364194.91326944 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.91143527408 -314681;1345246902;MoneyIsDebt;wonder if miners can frontrun mtgox this way -314680;1345246904;smickles;meh, not that -314679;1345246932;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -314678;1345246933;gribble;Best bid: 12.34062, Best ask: 12.436, Bid-ask spread: 0.09538, Last trade: 12.34062, 24 hour volume: 184763, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314677;1345246939;sgornick;mircea_popescu: Are the options quotes on MPeX still valid for orders? I.e. arbitrage buy selling puts and buying at market is profitable right now? -314676;1345246946;asa;;;nodes -314675;1345246946;gribble;Error: "nodes" is not a valid command. -314674;1345246953;smickles;>2700 unconfirmed txes -314673;1345246953;asa;''node -314672;1345246980;mircea_popescu;option quotes are still valid, yes. -314671;1345246983;smickles;sgornick: mpex uses the ,,bc,24hprc , but yes -314670;1345246992;mircea_popescu;if you can arbitrage go ahead -314669;1345246994;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -314668;1345246995;gribble;13.47 -314667;1345247026;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt im sure they can, thing is... have to get enough of themn on the bandwagon -314666;1345247034;Doffx;Wow someone bought 20000 btc -314665;1345247057;Doffx;Dont think ive ever seen a puchase that big -314664;1345247064;mircea_popescu;im sure i have. -314663;1345247090;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.5999 BTC [+] -314662;1345247116;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1000 @ 0.0509 = 50.9 BTC [+] -314661;1345247117;mircea_popescu;btw sgornick -314660;1345247128;mircea_popescu;is that bitpaste thing dead ? -314659;1345247141;Doffx;I thought you were watching a movie while holding some tits mircea_popescu -314658;1345247146;Doffx;:) -314657;1345247147;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.335 = 1.005 BTC [+] -314656;1345247152;smickles;Doffx: i say a 70k order go thru the mtgox websocket once -314655;1345247153;mircea_popescu;bobby deerfield. it turned out boring. -314654;1345247154;sgornick;mircea_popescu: http://bitbin.it ? -314653;1345247160;mircea_popescu;o. you said .net -314652;1345247166;sgornick;doh! -314651;1345247176;mircea_popescu;lol. -314650;1345247183;Doffx;20k during this volatility is interesting though -314649;1345247196;MoneyIsDebt;btccharts looks like a heartrate monitor during cardiac arrest -314648;1345247199;Doffx;especially when the pressure is to sell -314647;1345247206;smickles;that 70k was what stopped us from going over 7.2 at the time -314646;1345247218;MoneyIsDebt;Doffx: pirate needs to buy probably -314645;1345247222;smickles;it was like, ... BLAMO -314644;1345247223;mircea_popescu; btccharts looks like a heartrate monitor during cardiac arrest <<< -314643;1345247242;Doffx;wow -314642;1345247261;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -314641;1345247261;gribble;Best bid: 12.90513, Best ask: 13, Bid-ask spread: 0.09487, Last trade: 13, 24 hour volume: 192033, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314640;1345247281;mircea_popescu;aha it's coming back to life huh -314639;1345247283;smickles;MoneyIsDebt: add that chart to the blockchain.info new transactions 'beep' -314638;1345247295;smickles;http://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions -314637;1345247296;Doffx;yeah it went up after that 22k purchase -314636;1345247299;MoneyIsDebt;smickles: oh man , I forgot about the beeps -314635;1345247310;smickles;it's going wild right now -314634;1345247312;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 25 @ 1 = 25 BTC [-] -314633;1345247322;smickles;almost 60 bpm -314632;1345247326;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.285 BTC [-] -314631;1345247329;smickles;if i judge it correctly -314630;1345247341;MoneyIsDebt;mircea_popescu: and it's not all 1dice -314629;1345247347;smickles;ok, totally wrong about that, it's way over 60 -314628;1345247352;MoneyIsDebt;sorry that was for smickles -314627;1345247366;smickles;it's no 1dice as i see it -314626;1345247375;Chaaang-Noi;bib.pirate at .285???/ -314625;1345247397;mircea_popescu;Total Size 1010.8603515625 (kilobytes) -314624;1345247408;mircea_popescu;Total Fees 0.68525198 BTC -314623;1345247410;mircea_popescu;so unfair,. -314622;1345247460;assbot;[GLBSE] [SATOSHISDAEMON.HORSE] 2 @ 0.21 = 0.42 BTC -314621;1345247477;smickles;wow -314620;1345247483;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 892 @ 0.0510375 = 45.5255 BTC [+] -314619;1345247502;smickles;i think i just saw a 10k btc tx zing by the unconfirmed ticker -314618;1345247519;mircea_popescu;was it going to mtgox ? -314617;1345247522;smickles;the beeps may as well be a constant tone -314616;1345247538;smickles;mircea_popescu: i have no idea, and it's prolly 12 pages down now -314615;1345247556;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [+] -314614;1345247562;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314613;1345247563;gribble;Best bid: 12.96, Best ask: 12.99359, Bid-ask spread: 0.03359, Last trade: 12.96, 24 hour volume: 193198, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314612;1345247576;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -314611;1345247583;gribble;Time since last block: 9 minutes and 53 seconds -314610;1345247590;mircea_popescu;aha it cleared. -314609;1345247597;smickles;and 1 other -314608;1345247605;MoneyIsDebt;heh, there's still a few 1dice in there... as if things weren't enough of a gamble at this point -314607;1345247605;usagi;;;ticker -314606;1345247605;gribble;Best bid: 13.00001, Best ask: 13.2, Bid-ask spread: 0.19999, Last trade: 13.2988, 24 hour volume: 193338, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314605;1345247612;usagi;whee -314604;1345247614;smickles;but the S²cm dividend wasn't included in either -314603;1345247664;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 185 @ 0.3 = 55.5 BTC [-] -314602;1345247666;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 230 @ 0.285 = 65.55 BTC [-] -314601;1345247683;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -314600;1345247738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 715 @ 0.00038089 = 0.2723 BTC [-] -314599;1345247740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5387 @ 0.00037661 = 2.0288 BTC [-] -314598;1345247741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9098 @ 0.00037653 = 3.4257 BTC [-] -314597;1345247772;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.5999 BTC [+] -314596;1345247842;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.2851 = 5.702 BTC [-] -314595;1345247912;Doffx;Man if you had an arbitrage bot running today -314594;1345247954;Diablo-D3;usagi: so -314593;1345247958;Diablo-D3;now I have to wait until the 19th -314592;1345248053;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 15 @ 0.3351 = 5.0265 BTC [+] -314591;1345248093;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 1.15 = 5.75 BTC [+] -314590;1345248207;DeaDTerra;I have a arbitrage bot running ^^ -314589;1345248231;kakobreklaa;made much? -314588;1345248236;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C050T] 77 @ 0.63041457 = 48.5419 BTC [-] -314587;1345248242;area;To be honest, the way it's bouncing around, even a market-maker bot will be doing pretty okay -314586;1345248250;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [-] -314585;1345248276;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.055 BTC [-] -314584;1345248311;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: btw -314583;1345248318;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: if you end up with any 1mh bonds you dont want -314582;1345248322;Diablo-D3;I will take them off your hands -314581;1345248355;kakobreklaa;round 2 might be begining now -314580;1345248391;Diablo-D3;infact, if ANYONE has any -314579;1345248393;Diablo-D3;I will buy them -314578;1345248399;Diablo-D3;I will not pay much for them, but I will buy them -314577;1345248430;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.50000001 = 5 BTC [+] -314576;1345248442;Diablo-D3;wat -314575;1345248448;Diablo-D3;why buy pirate now?! -314574;1345248466;mircea_popescu;;;bids 10 -314573;1345248467;gribble;There are currently 25720.459 bitcoins demanded at or over 10.0 USD, worth 283001.05594 USD in total. -314572;1345248508;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.441 = 1.764 BTC [-] -314571;1345248525;mircea_popescu;to trade for 1mh bonds, Diablo-D3 -314570;1345248533;Diablo-D3;lol -314569;1345248536;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314568;1345248536;gribble;Best bid: 13.01, Best ask: 13.1, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 13, 24 hour volume: 200654, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314567;1345248561;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -314566;1345248569;mircea_popescu;4.8 dollars day's spread lmap -314565;1345248623;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 110 @ 0.051 = 5.61 BTC [-] -314564;1345248678;smickles;icbit futures are going for 12.85 -314563;1345248849;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 9 @ 0.5 = 4.5 BTC [+] -314562;1345248921;kakobreklaa;as i said -314561;1345248924;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -314560;1345248924;gribble;Best bid: 12.0301, Best ask: 12.76002, Bid-ask spread: 0.72992, Last trade: 12.0301, 24 hour volume: 204861, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314559;1345248976;EskimoBob;damn those tygr-p looks good at 50% discount. Chaaang-Noi are you buying them right now? -314558;1345248987;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.59989 = 5.9989 BTC [+] -314557;1345248988;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.5999 = 10.7982 BTC [+] -314556;1345248990;Chaaang-Noi;wall at .4 ! -314555;1345249001;EskimoBob;:) -314554;1345249004;Chaaang-Noi;im greedy!' -314553;1345249015;EskimoBob;you greedy bottom feeding bastardo -314552;1345249023;Chaaang-Noi;free market -314551;1345249025;EskimoBob;I got some for myself too -314550;1345249126;mircea_popescu;lol -314549;1345249165;mircea_popescu;smickles they're lucky they have no volume i guess. -314548;1345249687;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3300 @ 0.00095503 = 3.1516 BTC [+] -314547;1345249773;Ignatius-otc;I leave you all to your own devices for 5 minutes and this is what happens... -314546;1345249946;mircea_popescu;so let's see. bitcointalk is slow, mtgox is slow, glbse is slow. -314545;1345249948;mircea_popescu;mpex is not slow. -314544;1345249980;Doffx;Your doing it wrong then, time to open up those free accounts again. -314543;1345249994;Ignatius-otc;yes but are there many visitors flooding mpex? -314542;1345249998;Doffx;Ill be the first to sign up -314541;1345250025;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc well ya, i think it did half the month's volume today or some shit. -314540;1345250032;Ignatius-otc;awesome -314539;1345250034;mircea_popescu;Doffx haha why didn't you sign up back when! -314538;1345250043;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc lotsa put action, as you'd expect. -314537;1345250049;Ignatius-otc;I slept...bot grabbed many a ppt bond:-/ -314536;1345250053;Doffx;I didn’t see it until to late. -314535;1345250058;Doffx;I went to hawaii that week -314534;1345250071;mircea_popescu;i think it was free for ~6 weeks -314533;1345250100;Doffx;Well I should give more detail, I was new to bitcoin at that time. -314532;1345250106;mircea_popescu;a a -314531;1345250111;Doffx;So I saw it then was too late. -314530;1345250153;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc do you figure ppt bonds worth anything ? -314529;1345250158;Doffx;More new to the financial portions my first 3 were all learning how to mine so I didint even pay attention to investments -314528;1345250172;Doffx;err 3 months* -314527;1345250183;mircea_popescu;yeah. -314526;1345250195;mircea_popescu;bitcoin has this great advantage, that it's quite a cheap way to learn financials. -314525;1345250213;Ignatius-otc;I believe the bonds to be worth 1btc still, but I am no expert and it's really up to pirate. -314524;1345250228;Doffx;It has given me a great bit of new knowledge thats for sure. -314523;1345250231;Ignatius-otc;If they do get redemmed for full deposit my bot did very well:P -314522;1345250262;mircea_popescu;yeah lol -314521;1345250275;mircea_popescu;i was curious to hear what odds you give that. -314520;1345250341;Ignatius-otc;odds wise...well Im no expert there are far more knowledgable people in this room alone...but imo I feel 100% confident I will be able to redeem for 1 btc per bond, as stated in contracts/as long as pirate doesnt default etc. I am not manually buying any more...so maybe the 100% quote is optimism... -314519;1345250371;mircea_popescu;im really curious. -314518;1345250400;mircea_popescu;as i said before, if the guy actually soft lands his btsc whatever i'll be quite impressed. -314517;1345250423;Doffx;Hes in otc right now talking about it -314516;1345250430;Doffx;If you didint already know -314515;1345250435;Ignatius-otc;I didn't, ty! -314514;1345250436;mircea_popescu;anything interesting to say ? -314513;1345250443;mircea_popescu;im not in otc, no. -314512;1345250472;Doffx;Everyone will be paid back starting with the oldest accounts -314511;1345250481;Doffx;with the 7% interest -314510;1345250509;Doffx;thats the important part -314509;1345250510;Ignatius-otc;yup...if that poor guy manages to unwind all this I feel pretty abd about all the ponzi attacks he withstood -314508;1345250519;Doffx;the rest has just been a really cool conversation -314507;1345250523;Ignatius-otc;not that I contributed to that mess...but still -314506;1345250558;Doffx;I made 120+ coins off it, if I get it back ill be pretty happy. -314505;1345250574;Doffx;Small time to some I suppose, but its some sweet coin to me. -314504;1345250638;Ignatius-otc;I was reading a thread one day with numerous pirate ponzi attacks. One fairly respected poster said anyone can see what pirate does by simply reading his posts. Within an hour of skimming pirates posts I felt I knew what he was doing, and it wasnt a ponzi. But again...just my opinion. It gave the impression those who called ponzi never even read the mans posts or checked his history. -314503;1345250694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2126 @ 0.00038517 = 0.8189 BTC [+] -314502;1345250695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19474 @ 0.00038622 = 7.5212 BTC [+] -314501;1345250698;mircea_popescu;7% a week is a ponzi on general principle. -314500;1345250716;Chaaang-Noi;lol no -314499;1345250720;Ignatius-otc;It would generally be safe to assume that yes, 7% is far too high of a return weekly. -314498;1345250737;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [-] -314497;1345250772;Ignatius-otc;There are always outliers. What if you mircea_popescu had an arbitrage opportunity that netted you over 20%, but you needed lots of coins to make it work? -314496;1345250790;mircea_popescu;i'd buy the coins. -314495;1345250798;mircea_popescu;i'm not sharing 20%. -314494;1345250834;Ignatius-otc;ahh, so when you go buy these massive amounts of coins and that act itself moves the amrket things get even more tricky -314493;1345250866;mircea_popescu;the market trades 2mn coins a month. -314492;1345250868;mircea_popescu;how many do i need ?\ -314491;1345250931;Ignatius-otc;unsure but it was already stated you need enough to drastically impact the market if you were to just use an mtgox for the tx -314490;1345250937;mircea_popescu;... -314489;1345250941;mircea_popescu;again. mtgox does 2mn a month. -314488;1345250950;Ignatius-otc;so what is yoour thoughts mircea_popescu, do you think the bonds and deposits will be returned -314487;1345250964;mircea_popescu;i was one of the premiere proponents of the pirate = scammer theory. -314486;1345250983;EskimoBob;":46:53 pirateat40 | Although delayed, no one needs to worry about getting coins back. " - and the PPT stuff started to move up ... -314485;1345250990;Ignatius-otc;I ahd heard others say that, but I have yet tos ee you really bash any of it. -314484;1345251024;mircea_popescu;well im not a pundit, to bash things. but anyway. -314483;1345251058;mircea_popescu;i still think it'll go badly, as in, no repayments. however, i'm very happy to see that there's a definite solution to the problem now, so im kinda curious. -314482;1345251064;Doffx;he made a bet against it, made me lots of btc! :) -314481;1345251072;mircea_popescu;certainly if the man does that which i don't deem possible to be done i'll be well impressed. -314480;1345251075;mircea_popescu;it's a rare occurence. -314479;1345251104;Ignatius-otc;ahh, so you think the funds are not even there to cover the outstanding debts. interesting. hell of a day regardless gang! -314478;1345251139;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2752 @ 0.00095503 = 2.6282 BTC [+] -314477;1345251140;mircea_popescu;he may have some older deponents that are really partners from the beginning who will claim they were paid. -314476;1345251141;MoneyIsDebt;what happens on gox as 500k bitcoin is released into the marketplace again.. -314475;1345251152;Doffx;BOOM? -314474;1345251161;Ignatius-otc;^BOOM -314473;1345251184;Doffx;Some will go to Glbse, abd Mpex -314472;1345251201;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.P10TH] 150000 @ 0.02741639 = 4112.4585 BTC [-] -314471;1345251209;Doffx;If he pays out like he says he will mircea_popescu should make some more btc -314470;1345251210;smickles;4k -314469;1345251218;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -314468;1345251246;mircea_popescu;Doffx i don't stand to directly lose or gain from the guy. -314467;1345251250;MoneyIsDebt;A bunch will be sold though. And I'm guessing, as it's gradually sold over the week, pirate can pick them up cheap, and repay his debt at big profit. -314466;1345251250;jcpham;mircea_popescu i'll make sure to let you know if i fail to be repaid -314465;1345251261;jcpham;it'll be an honest account i can guarantee you that -314464;1345251263;mircea_popescu;jcpham how much are you oewd ? -314463;1345251274;jcpham;numbers aren't important -314462;1345251280;Ignatius-otc;MoneyIsDebt: thats brilliant... -314461;1345251283;mircea_popescu;degree of magnitude. -314460;1345251293;jcpham;more than a car, less than house -314459;1345251300;jcpham;how about that -314458;1345251302;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt yes, if he has the usd, sure. course it'd have been way cheaper at 9. -314457;1345251306;mircea_popescu;jcpham works! -314456;1345251314;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [-] -314455;1345251318;mircea_popescu;jcpham looking forward to it. -314454;1345251322;jcpham;k -314453;1345251341;mircea_popescu;it matters in the sense that if you're too big or too small it's debatable. but you seem to be just right. -314452;1345251349;jcpham;i think so -314451;1345251354;jcpham;multiply me -314450;1345251396;Ignatius-otc;Has anyone here ahd experience with listing an asset for IPO at glbse far in advance, then that asset not appearing on the designated IPO launch date, and no communications from glbse? -314449;1345251403;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt well... actually... something a lot like what happened earlier today lol -314448;1345251452;MoneyIsDebt;Who really knows? He could have been a millionaire in USD already before this started -314447;1345251461;MoneyIsDebt;So he's got both huge USD and BTC amounts -314446;1345251479;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.0511 = 0.4088 BTC [+] -314445;1345251499;mircea_popescu;possibly. -314444;1345251517;mircea_popescu;working for someone else more like it, but anyway. -314443;1345251528;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.55 = 5.5 BTC [-] -314442;1345251542;MoneyIsDebt;yeah, well, that doesn't matter really -314441;1345251548;MoneyIsDebt;I'm sure he's rich by now though -314440;1345251595;mircea_popescu;prolly. -314439;1345251610;mircea_popescu;you know, actually, thinking about it... that's a funny thing. -314438;1345251617;mircea_popescu;everyone thinks about zhou, oh, he's rich. -314437;1345251625;mircea_popescu;in the recent leaks we see he wasn't getting his salary even -314436;1345251632;mircea_popescu;and making in general a loss. -314435;1345251637;mircea_popescu;everyone thinks mtgox is making money -314434;1345251643;mircea_popescu;except their last report they were in the red. -314433;1345251658;mircea_popescu;and in general... the consensus seems to be "it's visible so it's rich" and the reality more like the reverse. -314432;1345251670;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 11 @ 0.98 = 10.78 BTC [-] -314431;1345251682;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 15 @ 0.91 = 13.65 BTC [-] -314430;1345251683;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 27 @ 0.9 = 24.3 BTC [-] -314429;1345251704;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314428;1345251705;gribble;Best bid: 12.9799, Best ask: 12.97991, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.9799, 24 hour volume: 208118, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314427;1345251726;mircea_popescu;;;asks 10 -314426;1345251728;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 10.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -314425;1345251733;mircea_popescu;;;bids 10 -314424;1345251733;Ignatius-otc;Where I live it will take me over 1m usd to live as a middle class citizen for the remainder of my life, because of that I have a potentially unique definition of "rich". I don;t think pirate got rich from this, but I guess its possible. -314423;1345251734;gribble;There are currently 40952.551 bitcoins demanded at or over 10.0 USD, worth 452818.692392 USD in total. -314422;1345251765;MoneyIsDebt;there can only be 20 bitcoin millionaires -314421;1345251766;mircea_popescu;1mn ? that's kinda cheap. -314420;1345251778;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt ya srsly. talk about an exclusive club. -314419;1345251789;mircea_popescu;not to mention even 10 being simultaneously realised seems unlikely. -314418;1345251806;MoneyIsDebt;and growing more and more unlikely -314417;1345251811;mircea_popescu;indeed. -314416;1345251822;mircea_popescu;for the first time in history we'll see thousandaire being a big fucken deal. -314415;1345251841;MoneyIsDebt;:) -314414;1345251867;mircea_popescu;buncha gold digger jewish moms going in high pitch "o alfred ?! alfred's a multithousandaire!!!" -314413;1345251945;mircea_popescu;hmm. is it not strange that the 17th of july was 200k and today the 17th of august almost the same ? -314412;1345252073;MoneyIsDebt;I'm surprised we're still at double digits -314411;1345252132;mircea_popescu;ya it recovered nicely. we didn't get nearl;y as battered as it looked it'll be -314410;1345252182;Doffx;Well this is just the first part with people that had their btc -314409;1345252191;Doffx;We still need to see what happens next week -314408;1345252224;Ignatius-otc;valid point. did anyone have some low mtgox buy roders get filled during the dip? -314407;1345252230;Ignatius-otc;I recently cancelled one:-/ -314406;1345252262;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314405;1345252263;gribble;Best bid: 12.6001, Best ask: 12.60011, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.6001, 24 hour volume: 209264, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314404;1345252265;dub;I would have had a bunch -314403;1345252278;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.69 = 10.35 BTC [+] -314402;1345252325;MoneyIsDebt;I'm certainly buying next week, once ex pirate lenders get their coins and start selling -314401;1345252346;mircea_popescu;i doubt so many will sell. -314400;1345252365;MoneyIsDebt;500k released on the market? Of course it'll have some effect -314399;1345252376;Chaaang-Noi;some yes -314398;1345252383;mircea_popescu;if 20% gets sold you'll see 5 cents price dip -314397;1345252385;Chaaang-Noi;but keep in mind 7% weekly will no longer hit the markets -314396;1345252413;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1000 @ 0.00026 = 0.26 BTC [-] -314395;1345252419;MoneyIsDebt;but also nobody will buy bitcoin in order to invest in btcst -314394;1345252420;Ignatius-otc;on the contrary chaang, I expect many a pirate clone to spin up many a ponzi offering astronomical rates:) -314393;1345252424;MoneyIsDebt;so less upward pressure -314392;1345252435;mircea_popescu; on the contrary chaang, I expect many a pirate clone to spin up many a ponzi offering astronomical rates:) <<< THIS -314391;1345252441;mircea_popescu;even in the case he actually does pay -314390;1345252450;mircea_popescu;it does not mean it can be done again. i hope people grasp this. -314389;1345252479;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.69 = 3.45 BTC [+] -314388;1345252499;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 36 @ 0.69 = 24.84 BTC [+] -314387;1345252639;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 0.7 = 3.5 BTC [+] -314386;1345252665;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.116 = 0.58 BTC [+] -314385;1345252667;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 23 @ 0.11619 = 2.6724 BTC [+] -314384;1345252667;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1163 = 1.163 BTC [+] -314383;1345252668;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1165 = 0.5825 BTC [+] -314382;1345252731;Ignatius-otc;Hi brendio I saw ya enter. Do you have any idea where your pirate funds sit on the reimbursement list? I assume pirate will do withdrawals oldest accounts first... -314381;1345252793;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 10000 @ 0.00011716 = 1.1716 BTC [+] -314380;1345252796;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 47 @ 0.118 = 5.546 BTC [+] -314379;1345252830;brendio;I have no idea. I just got back from Friday night drinks with old work colleagues and am reading the back log, but will need to head to bed soon and will be out for most of tomorrow. I will update in due time as soon as I know more. -314378;1345252846;Ignatius-otc;ok thanks -314377;1345253316;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 100 @ 1.25 = 125 BTC [+] -314376;1345253375;smickles;ya know -314375;1345253380;smickles;if pirate does pay -314374;1345253389;smickles;it will create a lot of suckers -314373;1345253412;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.002 BTC [-] -314372;1345253417;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.6 = 1.8 BTC [-] -314371;1345253423;smickles;'well, pirate wasn't a ponzi, so this other guy offering >5% per week probably isn't either" -314370;1345253484;elementz;/join #btcst -314369;1345253518;Ignatius-otc;but smickles anyone throwing money at something with so little due dilligence is swimming at their own risk? -314368;1345253540;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [-] -314367;1345253705;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 110 @ 1.1 = 121 BTC [-] -314366;1345253722;Chaaang-Noi;P is still at .6 hmm -314365;1345253752;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.56 = 3.92 BTC [-] -314364;1345253772;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 50 @ 1 = 50 BTC [+] -314363;1345253773;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 7 @ 1 = 7 BTC [+] -314362;1345253774;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -314361;1345253775;MoneyIsDebt;Chaaang-Noi: Just because glbse is slow -314360;1345253775;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 49 @ 1 = 49 BTC [+] -314359;1345253776;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 21 @ 1 = 21 BTC [+] -314358;1345253840;Chaaang-Noi;.56 now hmm -314357;1345253869;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 1.024 = 20.48 BTC [+] -314356;1345253877;mircea_popescu;smickles yup, was just saying that. -314355;1345253879;MoneyIsDebt;I bought some at 0.5 -314354;1345253886;MoneyIsDebt;no more cash -314353;1345253891;mircea_popescu;just because pissing on the electric wire worked once doesn't mean it's safe now -314352;1345253924;MoneyIsDebt;why is anyone buying yarr at 1 though -314351;1345253929;MoneyIsDebt;that doesn't make sense -314350;1345253934;Ignatius-otc;yarr is insured for 1 btc -314349;1345253955;Ignatius-otc;read its thread, discusses just this, laying out where yarrs funds actually are -314348;1345253972;Ignatius-otc;in it usagi is claiming even post pirate changes each is worth 1 btc -314347;1345253981;MoneyIsDebt;.. so you buy it at 1 and can at most sell it at 1 -314346;1345253984;usagi;yup -314345;1345253986;MoneyIsDebt;so you only pay fees -314344;1345253991;usagi;i'm the one that just bought 131 at 1 -314343;1345253996;MoneyIsDebt;ah -314342;1345253997;usagi;and will buy another 50 shares in a sec -314341;1345253998;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.822 BTC [-] -314340;1345253999;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.821 = 5.747 BTC [-] -314339;1345254000;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.82 = 4.92 BTC [-] -314338;1345254001;MoneyIsDebt;that makes sense -314337;1345254003;usagi;YARR is worth 1. -314336;1345254021;MoneyIsDebt;Yeah, it wouldn't make sense for anyone but you to buy it -314335;1345254023;MoneyIsDebt;at 1 -314334;1345254038;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [+] -314333;1345254040;rg;chang -314332;1345254044;rg;so what's your plan now that pirate is gone? -314331;1345254047;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 50 @ 1.24 = 62 BTC [-] -314330;1345254081;smickles;i know -314329;1345254095;smickles;it's watching 'saturdaynight fever' 18 time in a row -314328;1345254131;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -314327;1345254138;MoneyIsDebt;rg: to become the new pirate -314326;1345254140;mircea_popescu;why not grease ? -314325;1345254156;smickles;grease is a better movie -314324;1345254160;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -314323;1345254170;mircea_popescu;of course... he could just watch snatch -314322;1345254208;mircea_popescu;say. did bitlane request a withdrawal from pirate which got no response -314321;1345254216;mircea_popescu;other than the closure of the entire thing ? -314320;1345254234;Chaaang-Noi;rg im going boating this weekend, bringing two girls -314319;1345254241;Chaaang-Noi;im pretty sure lots of sex and beer... -314318;1345254249;rg;im sure your wife will enjoy that -314317;1345254270;Chaaang-Noi;1, she is not here. 2, she understands im a man. i love thai culture. -314316;1345254271;mircea_popescu;he's married ? -314315;1345254275;Chaaang-Noi;yeah -314314;1345254295;mircea_popescu;ahaha. .tr "i love thai culture." "I fuck ladybois" -314313;1345254302;rg;because she lets you is a terrible reason to betray your wife -314312;1345254322;Chaaang-Noi;betray? she knew the deal going into this... -314311;1345254331;Chaaang-Noi;she knew who i was, lol. -314310;1345254338;rg;two wrongs dont make a right -314309;1345254354;mircea_popescu;i never knew rg is such a family man. -314308;1345254356;usagi;its better than one wrong though -314307;1345254364;rg;im no family mna -314306;1345254366;Doffx;hahah usagi -314305;1345254373;rg;i just dont believe in cheating in any way shape or form -314304;1345254374;mircea_popescu;wrongs should come in pairs -314303;1345254386;rg;that's all -314302;1345254386;mircea_popescu;rg : i haven't had sex with a single woman yet this year. -314301;1345254395;mircea_popescu;please don;t go on an EskimoBob rant nao -314300;1345254406;rg;that guy is a dick -314299;1345254431;Doffx;he likes turds -314298;1345254440;Chaaang-Noi;i dont understand, are you guys saying sex is a sin or something? cuz that is not the way it works in thailand, i love budhists... -314297;1345254457;Chaaang-Noi;hell, im within my right to have one or two minor wives -314296;1345254459;rg;i think i was pretty clear -314295;1345254481;Doffx;I'm jealous -314294;1345254484;MoneyIsDebt;I'm planning a trip to Thailand next month. Lovely place -314293;1345254486;Chaaang-Noi;rg is luke jr? -314292;1345254499;Chaaang-Noi;it can me MoneyIsDebt :) -314291;1345254499;kakobreklaa;lol -314290;1345254522;Chaaang-Noi;let me know when and where, if its just over the boarder i wont be able to meet you. -314289;1345254531;usagi;buddhism has prohibitions against immoral sexual activity though. -314288;1345254534;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 14 @ 1 = 14 BTC [+] -314287;1345254535;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 15 @ 1 = 15 BTC [+] -314286;1345254540;MoneyIsDebt;I'll let you know once the plans are more concrete -314285;1345254547;MoneyIsDebt;You back yet, or in the US? -314284;1345254548;rg;immoral is relative -314283;1345254556;mircea_popescu;is it ok to do it in the butt by budhism views ? -314282;1345254559;usagi;actually in this case it is well defined -314281;1345254607;Chaaang-Noi;usagi> buddhism has prohibitions against immoral sexual activity though. yes, that is what im doing bad, and its aginst myself, not my wife. i love thailand :) she feels sorry for how weak i am, not that i hurt her by cheating, lol -314280;1345254617;Chaaang-Noi;still usa -314279;1345254619;Chaaang-Noi;thailand soon -314278;1345254622;Chaaang-Noi;cant wait to get back -314277;1345254632;usagi;Well you clearly don't understand women goat -314276;1345254649;MoneyIsDebt;usagi: You don't understand Thais... -314275;1345254653;Chaaang-Noi;i know your a girl and what not but i dont need to understand them to get what i want... -314274;1345254669;Chaaang-Noi;last line was for usagi -314273;1345254684;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -314272;1345254692;rg;im so tired -314271;1345254693;usagi;MoneyIsDebt actually I do, as I am a fully enlightened buddhist master, I understand everything. -314270;1345254697;rg;i need to stay up til at least 10 -314269;1345254708;mircea_popescu;why do you need to stay up ? -314268;1345254731;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [-] -314267;1345254755;Chaaang-Noi;he is a vampire princess -314266;1345254755;usagi;Seriously though, Goat, when will you put up a bid wall for your insured bond? how will you ahndle it? -314265;1345254787;usagi;kiyuuketsuki ohimesama is my formal title. -314264;1345254803;Chaaang-Noi;ill place a wall once i know how much intersti need to pay out. -314263;1345254822;Chaaang-Noi;it wont be until monday -314262;1345254830;Chaaang-Noi;too much blood in this market :) -314261;1345254832;usagi;You're paying interest too? complex :/ -314260;1345254841;Chaaang-Noi;if pirate does, i dont see why i would not. -314259;1345254857;Chaaang-Noi;its just an insured ppt -314258;1345254864;Chaaang-Noi;yarr should still pay daily too -314257;1345254881;mircea_popescu;I have successfully withdrawn a grand total of 2165 BTC over 4 separate transactions, each of those 4 requests being filled within minutes. -314256;1345254881;mircea_popescu;(1 of them being a 1900 BTC request) -314255;1345254887;mircea_popescu;seems bitlane is smaller than you jcpham :p -314254;1345254926;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 190 @ 1.18 = 224.2 BTC [+] -314253;1345254942;rg;lol -314252;1345254945;rg;buying dead binds -314251;1345254945;rg;bonds -314250;1345254946;rg;WIN -314249;1345254981;rg;fuck -314248;1345254982;rg;im a retard -314247;1345254989;rg;i was going to buy a bunch of S.MPOE yesterday -314246;1345254995;rg;its literally sitting on my bash prompt -314245;1345254998;rg;never entered my pw -314244;1345255000;rg;now today its up a bunch -314243;1345255013;mircea_popescu;aww -314242;1345255018;rg;idiot fuck face rg -314241;1345255020;mircea_popescu;buy on glbse, its down there for some reason -314240;1345255028;mircea_popescu;or it was -314239;1345255033;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [+] -314238;1345255034;rg;no -314237;1345255043;rg;bitvps does awful on glbse -314236;1345255057;rg;i think theres a reason for that -314235;1345255063;rg;people on glbse just want to buy shit that produces no profit -314234;1345255115;mircea_popescu;lol -314233;1345255121;mircea_popescu;well they're mostly kids. -314232;1345255134;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -314231;1345255144;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.6 = 9.6 BTC [+] -314230;1345255146;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -314229;1345255174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27726 @ 0.00038622 = 10.7083 BTC [+] -314228;1345255175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00039243 = 3.1002 BTC [+] -314227;1345255176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5964374 @ 0.0003965 = 2364.8743 BTC [+] -314226;1345255177;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 0.99999999 = 10 BTC [-] -314225;1345255179;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 35 @ 1.02 = 35.7 BTC [+] -314224;1345255188;mircea_popescu;ummm -314223;1345255198;mircea_popescu;ty ? -314222;1345255201;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -314221;1345255222;rg;lol -314220;1345255233;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -314219;1345255233;gribble;Best bid: 12.72, Best ask: 12.85, Bid-ask spread: 0.13000, Last trade: 12.70001, 24 hour volume: 211815, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -314218;1345255242;mircea_popescu;.py 2364.8743 * 12.72 -314217;1345255243;rg;they would amade more profit giving that to bivps. -314216;1345255243;markac;30081.201096 -314215;1345255254;mircea_popescu;yay. a car. -314214;1345255275;mircea_popescu;rg are there even that many shares on the mkt ? -314213;1345255375;rg;there could be -314212;1345255384;rg;actually no -314211;1345255397;rg;i actually bought back a ton of shares -314210;1345255404;rg;moar profit for rg -314209;1345255408;mircea_popescu;hehehe -314208;1345255415;mircea_popescu;i bought back some of my own too. -314207;1345255422;mircea_popescu;if people want to sell cheap... why not. -314206;1345255428;rg;yeah -314205;1345255434;rg;people seem to want to get rid of BitVPS -314204;1345255441;rg;with 55.5 BTC div payouts .. -314203;1345255443;rg;sure -314202;1345255445;rg;why not, ill take em back -314201;1345255456;MoneyIsDebt;I guess that's the one advantage of litecoin... people can panic much faster -314200;1345255478;rg;i want to rebuy JWU's shares -314199;1345255478;mircea_popescu;litecoin still around ? -314198;1345255483;rg;but he spent a fuckload on them -314197;1345255490;rg;i dont want to rebuy thm at the price he paid for em -314196;1345255506;mircea_popescu;what did he pay ? -314195;1345255512;rg;over 0045 -314194;1345255523;rg;glbse price is inflated -314193;1345255526;rg;that's why it doesnt sell/do anything -314192;1345255541;rg;the spread is like 002 btc -314191;1345255610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 715 @ 0.00038089 = 0.2723 BTC [-] -314190;1345255611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5387 @ 0.00037661 = 2.0288 BTC [-] -314189;1345255613;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 50 @ 1.24 = 62 BTC [-] -314188;1345255614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15830 @ 0.00037653 = 5.9605 BTC [-] -314187;1345255693;mircea_popescu;ah -314186;1345255714;rg;or people just dont awnt it cause the div payouts to glbse are shitty -314185;1345255715;mircea_popescu;http://www.flickr.com/photos/76351562@N04/7796357438 -314184;1345255718;rg;im just going to start paying out a ton -314183;1345255725;rg;i already started last payout -314182;1345255726;rg;i liked it -314181;1345255729;mircea_popescu;who's running the etf ? or what is it ? -314180;1345255761;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 1.18 = 5.9 BTC [+] -314179;1345255786;MoneyIsDebt;so where are the pirate passthrough investors going to move their money now? and where can I buy some? -314178;1345255879;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 600 @ 0.001005 = 0.603 BTC [-] -314177;1345255884;smickles;^ -314176;1345255889;smickles;that was your answer -314175;1345255906;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 1500 @ 0.001008 = 1.512 BTC [+] -314174;1345255915;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 3200 @ 0.0010223 = 3.2714 BTC [+] -314173;1345255932;usagi;buy nyan.a, b or c -314172;1345255932;smickles;MoneyIsDebt: well, actually s2cm is looking to expand -314171;1345255936;usagi;Pirate is dead :> -314170;1345255954;usagi;Oh, I'd like to pick up 500 shares of that, but it's way overpriced right now -314169;1345255969;usagi;didn't azelphur buy it all at 1 and then try to sell it at 2? -314168;1345255971;MoneyIsDebt;nyan.c ? After pirate closed? -314167;1345255973;smickles;usagi: we're prolly going to expand by issuing a proper bond -314166;1345255987;usagi;That could work -314165;1345256003;smickles;Azelphur did buy at 1 and sold > 2 iirc, then bought back in at 2 -314164;1345256029;Azelphur;^ that -314163;1345256041;Azelphur;bought at 1, sold at ~2.5, bought at 2, trying to sell at 2.8 -314162;1345256063;smickles;Azelphur: waht do you think of an s2cm bond that pays a monthly coupon? -314161;1345256081;smickles;even if you didn't buy it, it would increase your dividends -314160;1345256119;rg;im surprsied people arent buying that .C mircea -314159;1345256138;MoneyIsDebt;sorry, but what is s2cm? Any links? -314158;1345256170;Ignatius-otc;oh,its a good one MoneyIsDebt. where did I put that link... -314157;1345256172;smickles;it'll prolly be something like 1btc face value, matures in 3 months, pays .015 btc per month -314156;1345256185;Azelphur;smickles: I'm confused, isn't that what SS already does? -314155;1345256189;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.0 -314154;1345256206;Azelphur;oh cool, but it'd be something we could invest how ever much we wanted into? -314153;1345256214;smickles;Azelphur: nope, the shares get paid a dividend -314152;1345256222;smickles;the dividend amount can change -314151;1345256238;smickles;and there is no buyback time set -314150;1345256244;smickles;(maturity) -314149;1345256255;Azelphur;I'm confused then, this sounds like exactly what SS already is -314148;1345256260;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 400 @ 1.24 = 496 BTC [-] -314147;1345256271;smickles;this would be, you pay 1btc to get a bond, it pays 0.015 each month for 3 months, then pays 1 btc -314146;1345256305;Azelphur;I see -314145;1345256311;smickles;actually, you would pay the market rate -314144;1345256312;Azelphur;sorta like a passthrough, only all the banks -314143;1345256316;Doffx;Its like ppt, only at 1.5% and matures in 3 months instead of 1 and you get a div each month -314142;1345256325;smickles;but saying 1 btc maid it easier to explain -314141;1345256363;smickles;Doffx: sorta, ppt are zero coupon bonds -314140;1345256364;Azelphur;I'm half asleep and have no idea -314139;1345256365;Azelphur;lol -314138;1345256369;smickles;this would have a coupon -314137;1345256380;Doffx;yeah -314136;1345256404;Doffx;Id like to see something that you can get your btc in and out quickly -314135;1345256423;Doffx;Glbse just has no liquidity most of the time -314134;1345256424;smickles;you should be able to buy and sell it as you wish -314133;1345256433;smickles;thats true tho -314132;1345256465;Doffx;As long as you could sell at the 1btc and not lose it would be a decent bond -314131;1345256477;smickles;i dunno where it would list, if at all, tho -314130;1345256498;smickles;mircea has expressed interest in baking it into the next mpcd -314129;1345256514;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 185 @ 1.18 = 218.3 BTC [+] -314128;1345256516;Doffx;I need an account and im too cheap to buy one -314127;1345256519;MoneyIsDebt;There's less liquidity because you "reserve" your bitcoins when you place a bid -314126;1345256534;MoneyIsDebt;Remove that limitation, and it's possible to set up buy back bid walls on everything -314125;1345256548;smickles;Doffx: i'm working on a brokerage service for mpex -314124;1345256561;Doffx;What will the fee be? -314123;1345256576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33218 @ 0.00037181 = 12.3508 BTC [-] -314122;1345256582;Doffx;Same as transacting on glbse Id assume or close? -314121;1345256584;smickles;Doffx: something like a 0.5% comission on action -314120;1345256592;Ignatius-otc;that would be very welcomed! -314119;1345256594;smickles;simple and cheap -314118;1345256610;smickles;*and secure -314117;1345256622;Doffx;Will the site offer information on everything listed? -314116;1345256628;smickles;yes -314115;1345256636;Doffx;Id like that -314114;1345256644;smickles;a little summary and such -314113;1345256646;Doffx;I get tired of trying to follow the securities forum -314112;1345256649;smickles;everything in plain english -314111;1345256665;Ignatius-otc;any ETA to launch? -314110;1345256666;smickles;i'll eventually put a news feed in -314109;1345256683;Doffx;Id use it. -314108;1345256707;smickles;Ignatius-otc: unfortunately, i cant give a good answer, but i can say as soon as i code a minimum viable product -314107;1345256729;Ignatius-otc;ahh early stages. well yes let us know. I will come beta test:) -314106;1345256740;Doffx;Needs to be done bu Sunday night smickles -314105;1345256751;Doffx;I predict lots of action starting monday -314104;1345256753;Doffx;:) -314103;1345256757;smickles;i'll launch after you can safely buy, sell, see your portfolio; but before i get into the css of the webpage -314102;1345256792;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -314101;1345256818;smickles;Doffx: if my daughter lets me, I can see that as a possibility -314100;1345256861;mircea_popescu;rg well some are. -314099;1345256866;mircea_popescu;it did sell ~350 btc worth -314098;1345256875;rg;i meant a crazy amount -314097;1345256892;Doffx;haha let me know then smickles -314096;1345256904;Doffx;ill have pleanty to move in to it come monday -314095;1345256962;mircea_popescu;doffx : mpex has teh liquidity. -314094;1345256978;Doffx;I know ive seen, now that I understand this a lot better. -314093;1345256995;mircea_popescu;rg well it cant bee too crazy seeing how the entire cdo line is 1.1k. i figured, start small. -314092;1345257026;mircea_popescu;but based on demand i'ma make a larger one when this dies on november 1st -314091;1345257038;mircea_popescu;prolly plenty of demand for solid bonds by then anyway. -314090;1345257087;rg;how about demand for mpex to pay interest again -314089;1345257088;mircea_popescu; i'll launch after you can safely buy, sell, see your portfolio; but before i get into the css of the webpage <<< spoken like a true mpex alumni hahaha -314088;1345257093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00037181 = 2.1379 BTC [-] -314087;1345257094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14285 @ 0.00038089 = 5.441 BTC [+] -314086;1345257104;Ignatius-otc;lol -314085;1345257115;smickles;lol, yeah, mircea_popescu, but i'll actually get to the css -314084;1345257123;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.00000001 BTC [+] -314083;1345257124;mircea_popescu;smickles who says i won't ? :D -314082;1345257129;smickles;zing -314081;1345257153;mircea_popescu;there's 2020, 2050, there's years... -314080;1345257160;smickles;rg: it'd be more the place of mpex brokerages to pay interest -314079;1345257180;mircea_popescu;now that's a point. -314078;1345257197;rg;hush -314077;1345257202;rg;its mircea's lazyness -314076;1345257206;rg;dont condone it -314075;1345257226;mircea_popescu;ynot ?! -314074;1345257235;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.00000001 = 3 BTC [+] -314073;1345257280;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.00000001 = 3 BTC [+] -314072;1345257280;rg;well this is gay -314071;1345257285;rg;i have a ton of litecoins to sell -314070;1345257291;rg;and i cant sell til 005 or 0045 -314069;1345257296;rg;which isnt going to happen -314068;1345257305;Azelphur;litecoins have always been homosexual in nature -314067;1345257317;rg;i dont care -314066;1345257319;rg;it makes me money -314065;1345257340;rg;ive pulled more out of litecoin in the past 3 weeks than i have from bitvps in 4 months -314064;1345257345;Azelphur;xD -314063;1345257386;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.00000001 BTC [+] -314062;1345257518;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 17 @ 1.00000001 = 17 BTC [+] -314061;1345257562;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 30 @ 1.01 = 30.3 BTC [+] -314060;1345257590;smickles;the project name is the best part -314059;1345257605;smickles;"smex" -314058;1345257653;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -314057;1345257654;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [-] -314056;1345257660;smickles;as in 'smickes' and 'MPEx' went at it hard, and all that was left over was the smex -314055;1345257673;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2800 @ 0.00096097 = 2.6907 BTC [+] -314054;1345257675;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8500 @ 0.00096483 = 8.2011 BTC [+] -314053;1345257676;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9000 @ 0.0009656 = 8.6904 BTC [+] -314052;1345257677;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13100 @ 0.00096696 = 12.6672 BTC [+] -314051;1345257678;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8600 @ 0.00097148 = 8.3547 BTC [+] -314050;1345257704;mircea_popescu;you ever played supaplex smickles ? -314049;1345257743;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6878 @ 0.00097148 = 6.6818 BTC [+] -314048;1345257744;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1722 @ 0.00097408 = 1.6774 BTC [+] -314047;1345257957;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 6 @ 0.012 = 0.072 BTC [-] -314046;1345258096;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 30 @ 1.1 = 33 BTC [-] -314045;1345258104;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 14 @ 1 = 14 BTC [-] -314044;1345258105;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 24 @ 1 = 24 BTC [-] -314043;1345258106;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -314042;1345258136;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -314041;1345258138;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.99 = 4.95 BTC [-] -314040;1345258141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.0003965 = 8.2472 BTC [+] -314039;1345258260;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.08 = 1.6 BTC [+] -314038;1345258414;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.09 = 3.15 BTC [+] -314037;1345258457;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -314036;1345258618;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.09 = 2.25 BTC [+] -314035;1345258650;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09 = 0.9 BTC [+] -314034;1345258684;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [+] -314033;1345258708;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1000 @ 0.00011716 = 0.1172 BTC [+] -314032;1345258882;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 2 @ 0.961 = 1.922 BTC [+] -314031;1345259354;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 16 @ 1 = 16 BTC [+] -314030;1345259524;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -314029;1345259526;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 99 @ 0.936 = 92.664 BTC [+] -314028;1345259762;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 100 @ 0.936 = 93.6 BTC [+] -314027;1345259838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00038792 = 4.0732 BTC [-] -314026;1345259870;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 29 @ 0.936 = 27.144 BTC [+] -314025;1345260018;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 1 = 9 BTC [+] -314024;1345260074;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 232 @ 0.936 = 217.152 BTC [+] -314023;1345260096;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1175 = 1.175 BTC [-] -314022;1345260445;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.936 BTC [+] -314021;1345260523;Chaaang-Noi;ppts are reasonable again? -314020;1345260532;Chaaang-Noi;well .936 is more reasonable than .25 lol -314019;1345260581;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [+] -314018;1345260669;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 369 @ 1.22 = 450.18 BTC [-] -314017;1345260946;smickles;hmmm, mircea_popescu i think i have -314016;1345260949;smickles;http://i.imgur.com/7qUXR.png -314015;1345260960;smickles;how's that for a pre css screenshot -314014;1345260967;mircea_popescu;not bad at all. -314013;1345260979;mircea_popescu;srsly, it matters little how it looks. what matters is what it does -314012;1345260984;mircea_popescu;how fast, how well, how secure. -314011;1345261012;smickles;i file this part in the 'how well' -314010;1345261034;smickles;remember the complaints about how your page is just a long list of jibberish to them? -314009;1345261051;mircea_popescu;yea -314008;1345261066;smickles;as a broker, part of the functionality is to simplify stuff -314007;1345261091;smickles;notice all the btcusd options are clearly called options -314006;1345261099;smickles;and they're all together -314005;1345261109;mircea_popescu;you need to click that basically ? -314004;1345261110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00038792 = 0.3879 BTC [-] -314003;1345261124;smickles;click that link and you'll get a table with rows of strikes -314002;1345261130;mircea_popescu;aha -314001;1345261140;mircea_popescu;so basically you added a little protection for ppl :) -314000;1345261148;smickles;i'm thinking one table for Ts and another for Ns -313999;1345261176;smickles;simplicity at little to no cost is Goal 1 -313998;1345261196;mircea_popescu;sounds promising. -313997;1345261216;smickles;i think goal 2 will be either a stoploss feature, or a 'open a position' feature -313996;1345261227;mircea_popescu;course i'm the absolute worst person to talk about this with. there's prolly most benefit in doing things EXACTLY like i wouldn't do them. -313995;1345261234;mircea_popescu;at least look&feel wise. -313994;1345261255;smickles;a position will track p/l, greeks, and have an automagically-close-position button -313993;1345261274;mircea_popescu;now this is a good ideea, esp if you can somehow cram all that in. -313992;1345261292;smickles;well, i intend it to look good -313991;1345261301;smickles;and it ain't going to be bootstrap -313990;1345261312;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -313989;1345261325;smickles;github.com/twitter/bootstrap -313988;1345261326;mircea_popescu;o the twitter thing ? -313987;1345261331;smickles;yaknow, how glbse looks -313986;1345261340;mircea_popescu;lol -313985;1345261347;mircea_popescu;about 50% of new sites look like that. -313984;1345261351;smickles;yup -313983;1345261352;mircea_popescu;wasn't bitcoinica bootstrap too ? -313982;1345261355;smickles;yup -313981;1345261366;smickles;gox may be to, just more modified -313980;1345261370;smickles;i'll look -313979;1345261392;smickles;no -313978;1345261400;smickles;gox looks like html5boilerplate -313977;1345261433;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.049 = 0.147 BTC [+] -313976;1345261435;smickles;plus, i ascribe to the notion that javascript is evil -313975;1345261440;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.6999 = 1.3998 BTC [+] -313974;1345261458;mircea_popescu;javascript is evil. -313973;1345261459;smickles;and anything that i would do with javascript can probably be done with css -313972;1345261504;smickles;except if i want to throw googleanalytics on it :( -313971;1345261517;smickles;but that would come later, -313970;1345261521;smickles;and with a disclaimer -313969;1345261521;mircea_popescu;sure, give google the data on finance users for free. -313968;1345261531;mircea_popescu;stupidest thing i ever heard from you. -313967;1345261560;smickles;aw, too bad -313966;1345261591;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 33 @ 1.22 = 40.26 BTC [-] -313965;1345261606;smickles;i'm too lazy to track the movements of the users about the site myself -313964;1345261608;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1179 = 1.179 BTC [+] -313963;1345261637;smickles;anyway, i wouldn't consider using GA until i was established and trying to fix 'designe flow' issues -313962;1345261652;smickles;heh -313961;1345261655;smickles;glbse uses GA -313960;1345261681;smickles;ack, so does bitfloor -313959;1345261690;smickles;i wonder how many others -313958;1345261719;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 1000 @ 0.0010223 = 1.0223 BTC [+] -313957;1345261749;mircea_popescu;jesus that's so stupid :( -313956;1345261758;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -313955;1345261772;mircea_popescu;how can people do this :( -313954;1345261774;smickles;huh, now that i think about it -313953;1345261793;smickles;if i were tackeling such an issue, it would be easier to do it 'in-house' -313952;1345261813;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.0010223 = 10.223 BTC [+] -313951;1345261814;smickles;grep the log -313950;1345261818;mircea_popescu;yes. -313949;1345261820;mircea_popescu;for one. -313948;1345261822;smickles;follow one ip -313947;1345261829;mircea_popescu;for the other, how about anonimity for chrissakes! -313946;1345261844;mircea_popescu;literally, make a bitcoin finance site and put ga on it ? -313945;1345261845;smickles;or script them together into averages -313944;1345261859;mircea_popescu;this is like going to a cancer survivor's survival party -313943;1345261864;mircea_popescu;and bringing them chemo drugs. -313942;1345261867;mircea_popescu;as a gift. -313941;1345261880;smickles;oh my -313940;1345261888;mircea_popescu;it's beyond insulting. -313939;1345261942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24600 @ 0.0003965 = 9.7539 BTC [+] -313938;1345262109;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 0.9211 = 2.7633 BTC [-] -313937;1345262110;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 0.921 = 1.842 BTC [-] -313936;1345262133;Diablo-D3;whats happening now? -313935;1345262194;smickles;various sites (like glbse) use google analytics -313934;1345262320;Doffx;Ghostery makes it go away -313933;1345262328;Doffx;the google analytics -313932;1345262349;smickles;notscript too -313931;1345262386;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 98 @ 1.22 = 119.56 BTC [-] -313930;1345262403;Doffx;Ahh -313929;1345262416;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.6301 = 2.5204 BTC [-] -313928;1345262417;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.63 = 3.78 BTC [-] -313927;1345262471;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 34 @ 0.63 = 21.42 BTC [-] -313926;1345262473;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.611 = 6.11 BTC [-] -313925;1345262474;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.61 = 10.98 BTC [-] -313924;1345262474;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.600001 = 4.8 BTC [-] -313923;1345262476;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [-] -313922;1345262477;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 0.58 = 6.38 BTC [-] -313921;1345262478;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.56789 = 2.8395 BTC [-] -313920;1345262479;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.561 = 3.366 BTC [-] -313919;1345262480;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.56 = 10.08 BTC [-] -313918;1345262482;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [-] -313917;1345262483;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 84 @ 0.50000001 = 42 BTC [-] -313916;1345262483;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 17 @ 0.5 = 8.5 BTC [-] -313915;1345262484;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 37 @ 0.5 = 18.5 BTC [-] -313914;1345262574;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 63 @ 0.5 = 31.5 BTC [-] -313913;1345262578;smickles;oh yeah, mircea_popescu, about the stupid. I'm open to changing my mind based on a good argument or funny-but-true analogy -313912;1345262606;mircea_popescu;hm ? -313911;1345262643;mircea_popescu;for the record : ga does breach tor. https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/3991 -313910;1345262679;smickles;really -313909;1345262804;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 386 @ 0.00097408 = 0.376 BTC [+] -313908;1345262806;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4600 @ 0.00097857 = 4.5014 BTC [+] -313907;1345262807;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 84 @ 0.00098397 = 0.0827 BTC [+] -313906;1345262839;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.921 BTC [-] -313905;1345262841;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 0.9201 = 2.7603 BTC [-] -313904;1345262842;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 0.92 = 2.76 BTC [-] -313903;1345262880;smickles;;;ticker -313902;1345262880;gribble;Best bid: 11.78, Best ask: 11.78001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.78, 24 hour volume: 223136, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -313901;1345262949;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 22 @ 0.92 = 20.24 BTC [-] -313900;1345262951;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 21 @ 0.9 = 18.9 BTC [-] -313899;1345262999;mircea_popescu;well i put something in my faq on the subject -313898;1345263018;mircea_popescu;maybe more people get it this way. -313897;1345263083;smickles;i'll spam -otc with i -313896;1345263085;smickles;*it -313895;1345263100;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#19 -313894;1345263109;mircea_popescu;everyone must know! -313893;1345263119;smickles;too slo bro -313892;1345263206;mircea_popescu;lol -313891;1345263221;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -313890;1345263222;gribble;Best bid: 11.96981, Best ask: 11.96982, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.96981, 24 hour volume: 223101, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -313889;1345263228;mircea_popescu;o back under 12 huh -313888;1345263231;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -313887;1345263236;gribble;Time since last block: 15 minutes and 34 seconds -313886;1345263312;smickles;bitfloor still has ~100 over 12 -313885;1345263422;mircea_popescu;aite, i'm out. -313884;1345263432;mircea_popescu;don't ruin btc guys! -313883;1345289214;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.0239 = 6.1434 BTC [+] -313882;1345289381;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 902 @ 0.00102893 = 0.9281 BTC [-] -313881;1345289382;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9098 @ 0.00102395 = 9.3159 BTC [-] -313880;1345289407;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.024 = 5.12 BTC [+] -313879;1345289467;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.497 = 0.994 BTC [+] -313878;1345289512;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 11 @ 1.19 = 13.09 BTC [+] -313877;1345289614;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 1.15 BTC [-] -313876;1345289615;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 1.24 BTC [+] -313875;1345289616;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 10 @ 1.276 = 12.76 BTC [+] -313874;1345289617;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 8 @ 1.28 = 10.24 BTC [+] -313873;1345289774;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 5 @ 1.39 = 6.95 BTC [+] -313872;1345289776;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 15 @ 1.4 = 21 BTC [+] -313871;1345289786;mircea_popescu;smickles it'd prolly be a good ideea if you put a pic on twitter. that egg looks bad. -313870;1345289860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.0003965 = 6.9388 BTC [+] -313869;1345289886;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 694 @ 0.00102395 = 0.7106 BTC [-] -313868;1345289887;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11437 @ 0.00102039 = 11.6702 BTC [-] -313867;1345290641;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -313866;1345290933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34453 @ 0.0003965 = 13.6606 BTC [+] -313865;1345291072;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 20 @ 0.8 = 16 BTC [-] -313864;1345291073;usagi;Good morning everybody :) -313863;1345291420;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.779 = 5.453 BTC [-] -313862;1345291442;copumpkin;usagi: I am still awake! -313861;1345291444;copumpkin;wtf -313860;1345291447;copumpkin;why am I still awake -313859;1345291560;mircea_popescu;ahahah. not enough porn ? -313858;1345291575;copumpkin;OneFixt is keeping me up all night -313857;1345291584;mircea_popescu;o rly ?! -313856;1345291587;copumpkin;yeah -313855;1345291591;mircea_popescu;how lol -313854;1345291602;copumpkin;something involving a salad -313853;1345291614;mircea_popescu;you suggesting he's atossin ? -313852;1345291616;copumpkin;you know how it is -313851;1345291625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00039477 = 4.5793 BTC [-] -313850;1345291782;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.5601 = 2.2404 BTC [-] -313849;1345291784;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.56 = 1.12 BTC [-] -313848;1345291785;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.522 = 3.132 BTC [-] -313847;1345291787;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 26 @ 0.50000001 = 13 BTC [-] -313846;1345291947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00039477 = 0.7501 BTC [-] -313845;1345291949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14389 @ 0.00039338 = 5.6603 BTC [-] -313844;1345291950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1711 @ 0.00038551 = 0.6596 BTC [-] -313843;1345291987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.0003965 = 5.2338 BTC [+] -313842;1345292054;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -313841;1345292341;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 16 @ 1 = 16 BTC [+] -313840;1345292465;kakobreklaa;mornin -313839;1345292495;mircea_popescu;heya. -313838;1345292506;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.998 = 2.994 BTC [-] -313837;1345292508;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.9989 = 3.9956 BTC [+] -313836;1345292527;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 30 @ 0.00010612 = 0.0032 BTC [-] -313835;1345292557;kakobreklaa;i see btc is still left with some value -313834;1345292561;kakobreklaa;:) -313833;1345292567;usagi;;;ticker -313832;1345292567;gribble;Best bid: 11.92101, Best ask: 11.92102, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.92101, 24 hour volume: 221499, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -313831;1345292575;usagi;anything over 10 is good -313830;1345292578;usagi;if you're long term -313829;1345292602;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 70 @ 0.00010611 = 0.0074 BTC [-] -313828;1345292611;BTC-Mining;I'd prefer a massive drop -313827;1345292624;kakobreklaa;where were you yesterday -313826;1345292632;mircea_popescu;lol BTC-Mining wants to buy moar -313825;1345292636;BTC-Mining;selling assets on GLBSE -313824;1345292645;BTC-Mining;I couldn't sell in time =/ -313823;1345292653;BTC-Mining;Went to work and when I was back... -313822;1345292662;kakobreklaa;i sold at bunch of different prices -313821;1345292666;BTC-Mining;Should have called in sick =/ -313820;1345292676;kakobreklaa;some even above 13.5 even though i was late -313819;1345292687;kakobreklaa;an gox was slow as a gox -313818;1345292709;mircea_popescu;lol -313817;1345292735;BTC-Mining;A gox? That's slow -313816;1345292877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38400 @ 0.0003965 = 15.2256 BTC [+] -313815;1345293179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 350 @ 0.003801 = 1.3304 BTC [+] -313814;1345293530;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.14 = 1.12 BTC [-] -313813;1345293818;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 5 @ 1.1001 = 5.5005 BTC [-] -313812;1345293820;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 200 @ 1.1 = 220 BTC [-] -313811;1345293858;Diablo-D3;[05:23:54] selling assets on GLBSE -313810;1345293860;Diablo-D3;selling what? -313809;1345293900;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.03 BTC [+] -313808;1345293904;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.1049 = 1.6784 BTC [+] -313807;1345293905;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.105 = 3.675 BTC [+] -313806;1345293907;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -313805;1345293939;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 9 @ 0.091 = 0.819 BTC [-] -313804;1345293940;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 81 @ 0.09 = 7.29 BTC [-] -313803;1345293961;BTC-Mining;Selling assets -313802;1345293967;Diablo-D3;I know that -313801;1345293969;Diablo-D3;which ones -313800;1345294003;BTC-Mining;The ones no longer on BTC-BOND spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGFKVlAtZVAzOGNqS1Brd05MUlFlT2c#gid=0 -313799;1345294014;Diablo-D3;anything on my trade list? -313798;1345294030;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [+] -313797;1345294034;BTC-Mining;Don't got much left except BTC-MINING -313796;1345294087;BTC-Mining;Sorry, meant to paste this link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGFKVlAtZVAzOGNqS1Brd05MUlFlT2c -313795;1345294094;BTC-Mining;The other is private eh -313794;1345294095;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 81 @ 0.1245 = 10.0845 BTC [+] -313793;1345294377;mircea_popescu;lol -313792;1345294627;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -313791;1345294679;EskimoBob;rrr... btc has dropped below 10 EUR :( -313790;1345294697;EskimoBob;Go go up, you little shit! UP! -313789;1345294741;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5305 @ 0.00099523 = 5.2797 BTC [-] -313788;1345294814;BTC-Mining;Who cares? -313787;1345294834;BTC-Mining;If it goes up, I'm worth more. If it crash, it's an opportunity to stockpile more -313786;1345295025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39300 @ 0.00038999 = 15.3266 BTC [-] -313785;1345295060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00038695 = 1.6639 BTC [-] -313784;1345295201;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.399 = 0.798 BTC [-] -313783;1345295268;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3971 = 2.3826 BTC [-] -313782;1345295274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00038695 = 0.9287 BTC [-] -313781;1345295275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00039075 = 0.1954 BTC [+] -313780;1345295277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00039105 = 1.7988 BTC [+] -313779;1345295278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44400 @ 0.0003965 = 17.6046 BTC [+] -313778;1345295712;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 9 @ 0.09999999 = 0.9 BTC [+] -313777;1345295827;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 17 @ 0.1 = 1.7 BTC [+] -313776;1345296169;EskimoBob;Obsi: are you here? -313775;1345296387;assbot;[GLBSE] [RUGATU] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -313774;1345296617;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.7397 = 2.9588 BTC [+] -313773;1345296618;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.7398 = 14.796 BTC [+] -313772;1345296900;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.75 = 9 BTC [+] -313771;1345297028;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.75 = 2.25 BTC [+] -313770;1345297131;EskimoBob;!pl OBSI.1MHS -313769;1345297131;assbot;!pl [@] [] -313768;1345297139;EskimoBob;!pl 1@OBSI.1MHS -313767;1345297139;assbot;!pl [@] [] -313766;1345297150;dub;why are people selling ppts? -313765;1345297156;EskimoBob;dub: no idea -313764;1345297164;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -313763;1345297188;BTC-Mining;Because Pirate is stopping his operation? -313762;1345297208;EskimoBob;!pl 1@OBSI.1MHS 0.25 -313761;1345297208;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -313760;1345297209;assbot;GLBSE 404 -313759;1345297217;EskimoBob;fuck :( -313758;1345297222;dub;and ppt operators are not going to buy them back at 1btc? -313757;1345297237;EskimoBob;dub: yes they are if money arrives from Pirate40 -313756;1345297244;BTC-Mining;Says he'll return funds in about a week (Full Price). Large price drop on MtGox around the time he made the announcement... -313755;1345297269;BTC-Mining;As far as I'm concerned, those invested in pirate should complain to MtGox now and not wait a week. -313754;1345297282;BTC-Mining;Demand it be investigated, just in case. -313753;1345297292;dub;you think it was pirate cashing out -313752;1345297316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25700 @ 0.0003965 = 10.1901 BTC [+] -313751;1345297319;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.9989 = 9.989 BTC [+] -313750;1345297327;BTC-Mining;Might well be. No proof, but the whole going felt like a ponzi. -313749;1345297462;nefario;anyone think we'lll find out what his method was? -313748;1345297465;BTC-Mining;First the guy gets a lot of ratings on small transactions... then he gets more trust from reputable member with some unkown "high yield venture"... Now after getting so much trust, I hear he opens accounts to public... then right after he close operation, huge sale on MtGox, and he says to wait a week and he'll reimburse... -313747;1345297512;BTC-Mining;That's more than suspicious... -313746;1345297526;BTC-Mining;of course there's other possible explanations -313745;1345297551;Lucidize;nefario I sent a support email about hidden bids I cannot remove. Do you have time to help me now? -313744;1345297597;BTC-Mining;But I'd make a request to MtGox right away and not wait a week just in case. -313743;1345297608;BTC-Mining;If pirate is honest, he probably won't mind... -313742;1345297623;BTC-Mining;If he isn't, that's enough time to flee away... -313741;1345297943;mircea_popescu; Who cares? -313740;1345297943;mircea_popescu; If it goes up, I'm worth more. If it crash, it's an opportunity to stockpile more <<< exactly. -313739;1345297984;kakobreklaa;the opportunity was at 5 bucks. -313738;1345298010;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa actually i have been buying in the 2-4 range. -313737;1345298016;mircea_popescu;haven't really bought much since it went 5 -313736;1345298017;EskimoBob;can any of you look at the log and send me the conversation around the line: "I managed to get out of OBSI.1MHS with" -313735;1345298022;kakobreklaa;even better mp -313734;1345298049;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining if i were pirate and honest i'd mind. -313733;1345298129;kakobreklaa;09:19.07 ( EskimoBob ) I managed to get out of OBSI.1MHS with a 70+% profit. -313732;1345298131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45800 @ 0.0003965 = 18.1597 BTC [+] -313731;1345298144;kakobreklaa;? -313730;1345298167;EskimoBob;kakobreklaa: what about before and after -313729;1345298176;kakobreklaa;how much lines do you need -313728;1345298184;BTC-Mining;It was mostly an anonymous operation, I don't think he would... I know I wouldn't mind people being cautious in that situation. -313727;1345298211;EskimoBob;can you paste it to me so it expires fast -+ 20 lines is probably OK ? -313726;1345298269;EskimoBob;This asshole Obsi is using this to sell his turds. He has it in his signature. -313725;1345298304;kakobreklaa;EskimoBob see pm -313724;1345298326;mircea_popescu;why's he an asshole ? -313723;1345298337;EskimoBob;thank you kakobreklaa -313722;1345298409;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 14 @ 0.05682687 = 0.7956 BTC [-] -313721;1345298457;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -313720;1345298483;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 20000 @ 0.001005 = 20.1 BTC [-] -313719;1345298509;BTC-Mining;and I'm off for the day -313718;1345298536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27900 @ 0.0003965 = 11.0624 BTC [+] -313717;1345298891;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 12 @ 0.5499 = 6.5988 BTC [+] -313716;1345298893;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 20 @ 0.55 = 11 BTC [+] -313715;1345298894;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 5 @ 0.58 = 2.9 BTC [+] -313714;1345298895;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.639 BTC [+] -313713;1345298897;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.66 BTC [+] -313712;1345298898;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.738 BTC [+] -313711;1345299300;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3169 @ 0.00100826 = 3.1952 BTC [+] -313710;1345299555;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [+] -313709;1345299600;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [-] -313708;1345299614;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.385 = 0.77 BTC [-] -313707;1345299726;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.33 BTC -313706;1345299892;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5234 @ 0.00104196 = 5.4536 BTC [+] -313705;1345299915;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.388 = 2.328 BTC [+] -313704;1345299974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6289 @ 0.00038551 = 2.4245 BTC [-] -313703;1345299976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61200 @ 0.00038286 = 23.431 BTC [-] -313702;1345299977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46600 @ 0.00038098 = 17.7537 BTC [-] -313701;1345299977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37000 @ 0.00037793 = 13.9834 BTC [-] -313700;1345299979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8367 @ 0.00037653 = 3.1504 BTC [-] -313699;1345299980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17004 @ 0.00037596 = 6.3928 BTC [-] -313698;1345299981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00037244 = 6.108 BTC [-] -313697;1345299982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43416 @ 0.00037146 = 16.1273 BTC [-] -313696;1345299983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2143 @ 0.00037144 = 0.796 BTC [-] -313695;1345299984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39966 @ 0.00037096 = 14.8258 BTC [-] -313694;1345299985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37700 @ 0.00037073 = 13.9765 BTC [-] -313693;1345299986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59600 @ 0.00037072 = 22.0949 BTC [-] -313692;1345300991;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 115 @ 0.105 = 12.075 BTC [+] -313691;1345301022;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -313690;1345301159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000000 @ 0.00037 = 370 BTC [-] -313689;1345301208;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -313688;1345301275;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.989 = 4.945 BTC [+] -313687;1345301315;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.99991 = 4.9996 BTC [+] -313686;1345301357;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 80 @ 0.1 = 8 BTC [+] -313685;1345301541;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [+] -313684;1345301543;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 18 @ 1 = 18 BTC [+] -313683;1345301700;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5923 @ 0.00104196 = 6.1715 BTC [+] -313682;1345302051;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 27 @ 0.9989 = 26.9703 BTC [-] -313681;1345302061;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140N] 2 @ 0.22366233 = 0.4473 BTC [+] -313680;1345302158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21400 @ 0.00036815 = 7.8784 BTC [-] -313679;1345302719;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5631 @ 0.00102863 = 5.7922 BTC [-] -313678;1345303122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4672 @ 0.00036815 = 1.72 BTC [-] -313677;1345303124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16324 @ 0.00036743 = 5.9979 BTC [-] -313676;1345303517;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3941 @ 0.00101379 = 3.9953 BTC [-] -313675;1345303517;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3265 @ 0.00102563 = 3.3487 BTC [+] -313674;1345303907;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.7001 = 1.4002 BTC [-] -313673;1345303932;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -313672;1345303996;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 9 @ 0.7 = 6.3 BTC [-] -313671;1345304114;EmanuelDeOrtego;Hey guys -313670;1345304115;EmanuelDeOrtego;So -313669;1345304119;Anduck;what is NYAN.C? -313668;1345304129;EmanuelDeOrtego;A basket of assets on the GLBSE -313667;1345304137;EmanuelDeOrtego;with certain criteria. -313666;1345304139;Anduck;ok -313665;1345304145;EmanuelDeOrtego;Just check the URL in each NYAN -313664;1345304166;EmanuelDeOrtego;So what do you guys think about that Mt. Gox volatilty bot security? -313663;1345304242;coingenuity;i think it's annoying -313662;1345304286;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://glbse.com/asset/view/GMVT-BOT -313661;1345304290;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's annoying? -313660;1345304292;coingenuity;mainly cuz i dont want competition or cross-interaction with my bot -313659;1345304297;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ah -313658;1345304326;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bots certainly don't get along -313657;1345304368;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anyone want to buy any POLY.10.1? -313656;1345304390;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.9989 = 1.9978 BTC [-] -313655;1345304408;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.399 = 0.798 BTC [+] -313654;1345304918;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.58 = 2.9 BTC [-] -313653;1345304919;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.58498 = 3.5099 BTC [+] -313652;1345304920;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.58499 BTC [+] -313651;1345304921;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.585 = 1.755 BTC [+] -313650;1345304923;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 14 @ 0.6 = 8.4 BTC [+] -313649;1345304924;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.64 = 1.28 BTC [+] -313648;1345304925;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 7 @ 0.649 = 4.543 BTC [+] -313647;1345304926;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 42 @ 0.65 = 27.3 BTC [+] -313646;1345304951;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.9999 = 5.9994 BTC [-] -313645;1345304953;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 34 @ 1 = 34 BTC [+] -313644;1345304969;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 15 @ 0.65 = 9.75 BTC [+] -313643;1345304993;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.65 = 1.95 BTC [+] -313642;1345305170;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.5131 = 1.5393 BTC [-] -313641;1345305192;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1005 = 0.201 BTC [+] -313640;1345305206;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -313639;1345305208;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -313638;1345305247;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [+] -313637;1345305376;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.513 = 1.539 BTC [-] -313636;1345305405;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -313635;1345305517;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 7 @ 0.1011 = 0.7077 BTC [-] -313634;1345305525;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -313633;1345305563;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -313632;1345305590;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -313631;1345305755;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1005 = 0.3015 BTC [+] -313630;1345305917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500000 @ 0.00037 = 555 BTC [+] -313629;1345306343;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 43 @ 0.00104196 = 0.0448 BTC [+] -313628;1345306344;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8000 @ 0.00105166 = 8.4133 BTC [+] -313627;1345306345;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5790 @ 0.00105958 = 6.135 BTC [+] -313626;1345306346;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4567 @ 0.0010618 = 4.8492 BTC [+] -313625;1345306833;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.1011 BTC [-] -313624;1345306837;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -313623;1345306839;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -313622;1345306840;gribble;Best bid: 11.6421, Best ask: 11.64211, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.6421, 24 hour volume: 214613, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -313621;1345306847;mircea_popescu;o under 12 again huh. -313620;1345306867;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.533 = 2.132 BTC [-] -313619;1345306929;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.5139 = 1.5417 BTC [+] -313618;1345306930;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.514 = 1.028 BTC [+] -313617;1345307013;kakobrekla;o, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=100303.0 -313616;1345307078;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.513 BTC [-] -313615;1345307088;kakobrekla;hm -313614;1345307095;kakobrekla;nevermind -313613;1345307098;kakobrekla;this is old -313612;1345307117;kakobrekla;but MPOE-pr still kickin -313611;1345307119;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.5013 = 1.5039 BTC [-] -313610;1345307120;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -313609;1345307146;mircea_popescu;lol -313608;1345307147;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8833 @ 0.0010618 = 9.3789 BTC [+] -313607;1345307147;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3222 @ 0.00106279 = 3.4243 BTC [+] -313606;1345307169;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.7 = 2.1 BTC [+] -313605;1345307238;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9901 BTC [-] -313604;1345307269;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -313603;1345307393;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.1539 BTC [+] -313602;1345307423;EskimoBob;damn, is there anything worth investing in left in GLBSE? -313601;1345307446;projectshifter;is it all bitcoin related companies, or are there regular companies on there as well? -313600;1345307489;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob haha move to mpex -313599;1345307511;mircea_popescu;give your money to the greek jewish pornspiracy. -313598;1345307524;Cylta;projectshifter: i did not see anything non-bitcoin-related there -313597;1345307537;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: POLY.10.1 -313596;1345307561;EskimoBob;yeah, a gipsy banker... what else? -313595;1345307572;EskimoBob;correction .. wanker -313594;1345307586;EmanuelDeOrtego;"This turd was issued at 0.25 BTC." -313593;1345307588;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -313592;1345307591;projectshifter;lol, i was wondering if a regular business could successfully take investment capital from btc -313591;1345307604;mircea_popescu;projectshifter maybe. it'd depend how you write your contracts. -313590;1345307604;EmanuelDeOrtego;Oh -313589;1345307606;EskimoBob;projectshifter: probably -313588;1345307621;EmanuelDeOrtego;There is that Mt. Gox Volatility bot stock. -313587;1345307626;EmanuelDeOrtego;The guy seems legit. -313586;1345307648;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: no thank you -313585;1345307679;EskimoBob;bots are annoying little shits that need no support -313584;1345307695;EmanuelDeOrtego;You sound like an angry old person from the floor trading days. -313583;1345307707;mircea_popescu;what would you like to support EskimoBob ? -313582;1345307726;EskimoBob;something innovative -313581;1345307734;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego i'm from the floor trading days. he's from the deep south, i reckon. -313580;1345307764;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: I bet you have never even seen a trading floor -313579;1345307780;projectshifter;interesting. i feel like i'm missing a piece of how a regular company could take in btc investment capital and what makes it appealing over traditional forms -313578;1345307785;mircea_popescu;how'd we settle this bet ? -313577;1345307791;mircea_popescu;projectshifter pm. -313576;1345307816;EskimoBob;projectshifter: sure there is a way and is not that complicated. -313575;1345307915;projectshifter;i didn't realize investments were really going on with btc until the other day -313574;1345307921;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: So are mining turds good for anything? -313573;1345307969;projectshifter;we're in the process of working on some deals with a couple investors who are wanting to get in, we were debating at looking at some different options, was curious if there were businesses successfully doing it with btc and what the appeal actually was -313572;1345307972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43096 @ 0.00037 = 15.9455 BTC [+] -313571;1345308025;mircea_popescu;well, mpex is valued at ~400k btc atm on the market. -313570;1345308026;EskimoBob;projectshifter: they have BTC but you need USD? -313569;1345308039;mircea_popescu;that'd be a few millions, and as far as i know the highest market cap in bitcoin. -313568;1345308071;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 3 @ 1.1599 = 3.4797 BTC [+] -313567;1345308073;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 50 @ 1.16 = 58 BTC [+] -313566;1345308077;EskimoBob;mpex is not valued at ... it has stocks and what ever trading at value of .... -313565;1345308088;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob do you comprehend market valuation ? -313564;1345308099;EskimoBob;here we go... -313563;1345308104;mircea_popescu;yes, here we go. -313562;1345308107;mircea_popescu;do you or don't you ? -313561;1345308112;projectshifter;EskimoBob, yeah, something where all the purchases/sales would be in USD -313560;1345308119;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 10 @ 1.17258084 = 11.7258 BTC [+] -313559;1345308129;projectshifter;which makes me wonder more if it's novelty than practicality -313558;1345308131;EmanuelDeOrtego;We're only 8 Bitcoins away from $13 again -313557;1345308142;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -313556;1345308142;gribble;Best bid: 11.55032, Best ask: 11.55033, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.55032, 24 hour volume: 214385, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -313555;1345308155;mircea_popescu;;;bids 13 -313554;1345308157;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 13.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -313553;1345308163;mircea_popescu;wtf ?! -313552;1345308174;mircea_popescu;;;asks 13 -313551;1345308175;EmanuelDeOrtego;;;market buy 9000 -313550;1345308176;gribble;There are currently 10954.53 bitcoins offered at or under 13.0 USD, worth 137668.000476 USD in total. -313549;1345308177;gribble;A market order to buy 9000 bitcoins right now would take 112268.0078 USD and would take the last price up to 12.9890 USD, resulting in an average price of 12.4742 USD/BTC. -313548;1345308188;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yep more like 9000 -313547;1345308195;mircea_popescu;over nine thousand. -313546;1345308196;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 930 @ 0.00010611 = 0.0987 BTC [-] -313545;1345308205;EmanuelDeOrtego;This dip is temporary -313544;1345308214;EmanuelDeOrtego;Pirate is going to buy this thing into next week -313543;1345308217;mircea_popescu;everything is temporary hehe -313542;1345308217;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 15 @ 1.17268084 = 17.5902 BTC [+] -313541;1345308237;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, relative to August -313540;1345308255;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nevermind -313539;1345308258;EmanuelDeOrtego;Somebody is dumping -313538;1345308269;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 5 @ 1.17268084 = 5.8634 BTC [+] -313537;1345308277;EmanuelDeOrtego;Down to 10 perhaps -313536;1345308279;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2000 @ 0.00010001 = 0.2 BTC [-] -313535;1345308286;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.6999 = 2.7996 BTC [-] -313534;1345308309;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nope it was only 2000 BTC -313533;1345308314;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.17268084 BTC [+] -313532;1345308335;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 37 @ 0.7 = 25.9 BTC [+] -313531;1345308349;EmanuelDeOrtego;There's over 30,000 Bitcoins worth of bids -313530;1345308357;EmanuelDeOrtego;So we're stuck over 10 for a good long time -313529;1345308369;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.17268084 BTC [+] -313528;1345308369;EmanuelDeOrtego;30k at $10 and above that is -313527;1345308411;EmanuelDeOrtego;LOL 2012-08-17 21:33:36] < random BS&T investor > i'm starting to think quitting my day job in favor of btcst wasn't the best decision -313526;1345308446;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -313525;1345308458;mircea_popescu;that has got to be a troll. -313524;1345308489;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 988 @ 0.0001 = 0.0988 BTC [-] -313523;1345308494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54300 @ 0.00037 = 20.091 BTC [+] -313522;1345308662;EskimoBob;Joric in OTC? -313521;1345308705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7661 @ 0.00037 = 2.8346 BTC [+] -313520;1345308840;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -313519;1345308923;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.73999999 BTC [+] -313518;1345308923;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -313517;1345308944;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 90 @ 0.105 = 9.45 BTC [+] -313516;1345308961;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 6 @ 0.36 = 2.16 BTC [+] -313515;1345308972;EskimoBob;any educated comments on ASICMINER? -313514;1345309042;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 700 @ 0.00008011 = 0.0561 BTC [-] -313513;1345309057;Cylta;when pirate will finish it will possible to start lending money for lower, than 7% per week. -313512;1345309074;EskimoBob;if those guy pull it off, it will be cool but I have no idea how complicated it actually is do design a ASIC chip for btc mining. Can just 3 guys do it like that? -313511;1345309079;Cylta;(sorry, wrong channel) -313510;1345309105;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob not likely. -313509;1345309140;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10000001 BTC [-] -313508;1345309203;EskimoBob;he has some type of prototype and I guess this gets somehow transformed to a real chip "something" and then they can print like mad. -313507;1345309233;mircea_popescu;it's really not as simple as that. -313506;1345309238;EskimoBob;I guess it is nothing like real CPU -313505;1345309276;agath;I'm working on an ASIC project too, it's not easy but not complicated either... -313504;1345309293;EskimoBob;I did look at the thread but I can show you funky images too and tell: this is a ASIC or what ever :) -313503;1345309311;mircea_popescu;making an asic involves significant capital costs. -313502;1345309323;EskimoBob;agath: are you in the same team? -313501;1345309325;mircea_popescu;people tend to think they can wing it. -313500;1345309336;agath;no, another team -313499;1345309359;agath;investments run from $150 to $1500000 depending on which technology will you use: 130nm down to 45nm -313498;1345309374;EskimoBob;agath: and GLBSE trading symbol is? -313497;1345309379;agath;self-funding :-) -313496;1345309386;EskimoBob;agath: smaller is better? -313495;1345309395;agath;yes smaller is better -313494;1345309411;EskimoBob;agath: what you think about BFL claims? -313493;1345309416;agath;no comment :-) -313492;1345309431;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 23 @ 0.74 = 17.02 BTC [+] -313491;1345309432;EskimoBob;ping.... -313490;1345309432;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 23 @ 0.79 = 18.17 BTC [+] -313489;1345309433;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [+] -313488;1345309451;EskimoBob;are you in BFL? -313487;1345309480;mircea_popescu;$150 ? I don't think so. -313486;1345309487;EskimoBob;why not? -313485;1345309503;mircea_popescu;it costs more to buy a used car. -313484;1345309511;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [+] -313483;1345309512;mircea_popescu;people don't realise what costs actually are etc. -313482;1345309523;agath;I am not related to BFL ..... -313481;1345309538;agath;and $150 for 130nm process is true ...... -313480;1345309547;EskimoBob;I started to look for a CCD chip -313479;1345309575;EskimoBob;I thought those are absurdly expensive. Ques what, not at all -313478;1345309584;mircea_popescu;so agath, i pay you 150 bucks you're going to supply me with an infinite ammount of mysql on a chip, 130nm process -313477;1345309586;mircea_popescu;is this correct ? -313476;1345309626;EskimoBob;what did you just ask? -313475;1345309657;mircea_popescu;i showed him what stupidity the 150 bucks claim is. -313474;1345309691;EskimoBob;no, you asked for a CPU wit OS to run db .. or something like that -313473;1345309704;Anduck;agath: what u think about 5W giving 3,5ghash? -313472;1345309706;EskimoBob;and you added "infinite" -313471;1345309707;mircea_popescu;he said that 130nm chips cost 150 bucks. just like that. -313470;1345309721;Anduck;130nm will heat uch -313469;1345309722;Anduck;much* -313468;1345309729;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [+] -313467;1345309742;mircea_popescu;no Anduck these are magical chips of imagination. they work differently from what you'd expect. -313466;1345309765;EskimoBob;in infinity, everything is possible. Even ponies with rainbows out of their arses -313465;1345309785;mircea_popescu;for the rest of us, asic runs have significant capital costs associated. -313464;1345309795;Anduck;bahh -313463;1345309796;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [-] -313462;1345309892;Anduck;mircea_popescu: are u sure? -313461;1345309902;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure, yea. -313460;1345309910;Anduck;u are wrong. -313459;1345309919;mircea_popescu;sigh. -313458;1345309927;Anduck;:P -313457;1345309954;Anduck;designing those chips is the hard part - BUT if u can do it, it'll all go good -313456;1345309958;mircea_popescu;this reminds me of the kids that are going to start a radio station / a newspaper / etc. -313455;1345309965;Anduck;:D -313454;1345309972;Anduck;asic making is really hard tho -313453;1345309975;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -313452;1345309977;agath;sorry I was meaning $150000 -313451;1345309981;agath;$150K -313450;1345309986;Anduck;yea -313449;1345309992;mircea_popescu;"o, the talk host is the hard part but if you're talented like i think i am it doesn't matter that it's a de facto monopoly and nobody will run your shitty show" -313448;1345309993;mircea_popescu;etc. -313447;1345309998;agath;and $1500K for 45nm -313446;1345310000;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [-] -313445;1345310018;mircea_popescu;agath how many chips in your run with those numbers ? -313444;1345310025;mircea_popescu;CAUSE ITS A FUCKING IMPORTANT POINT -313443;1345310035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19258 @ 0.00037 = 7.1255 BTC [+] -313442;1345310036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00037368 = 3.6247 BTC [+] -313441;1345310104;Diablo-D3;[10:08:23] he said that 130nm chips cost 150 bucks. just like that. -313440;1345310106;Diablo-D3;who did? -313439;1345310117;Anduck;he meant 150k -313438;1345310125;mircea_popescu;he meant 150k -313437;1345310130;Anduck;copycat -313436;1345310133;mircea_popescu;lol soz -313435;1345310137;Anduck;np -313434;1345310143;agath;mircea_popescu: I don't intend to sell this, and I also don't search for investors so I don't need to tell you details about it... I just wanted to tell you that it's not so much complicated as it might seem, if you know how to do it. -313433;1345310157;mircea_popescu;myea... -313432;1345310163;Anduck;that is the part many dont get -313431;1345310181;mircea_popescu;did you do an asic run before agath ? -313430;1345310185;Diablo-D3;but who said it was 150k? -313429;1345310191;Anduck;agath did -313428;1345310202;Diablo-D3;because if its a small wafer size, thats quite possible -313427;1345310206;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.52011052 BTC [-] -313426;1345310208;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.52010106 = 2.0804 BTC [-] -313425;1345310208;agath;my partner yes, it's part of his job -313424;1345310209;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.52010001 = 9.3618 BTC [-] -313423;1345310209;mircea_popescu;lol Diablo-D3 has 150k around so he's interested :D -313422;1345310219;mircea_popescu;agath so your partner. mkay. -313421;1345310232;agath;I already told you I'm not looking for funds -313420;1345310244;Diablo-D3;I dont have $150k laying around -313419;1345310244;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: did you get the trading logs? -313418;1345310251;Diablo-D3;Im just saying its not out of the ordinary -313417;1345310297;agath;BTW diablo already knows a bit about me... -313416;1345310302;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: even if I do, Im not handing them over -313415;1345310317;agath;BTW2: prietena mea este romanca -313414;1345310319;mircea_popescu;look, frankly : there's many problems potentially with a chip design. you have to check for resonances, for all sorts of problems. "a design" anyone can make. one that's valid and has a good rate is expensive. that aside, you have minimum chip runs, and the cost per chip is nothing like the cost per cd or such. -313413;1345310324;mircea_popescu;so, we're talking money here. -313412;1345310335;Diablo-D3;agath: that may be possible, but Im going to bed thus Im not getting into character assassination fortress 2 -313411;1345310338;mircea_popescu;agath sa-ti traiasca. -313410;1345310341;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: so we never know, how you wasted all that investors money and lost 90% of the NAV? -313409;1345310341;Diablo-D3;train mvp -313408;1345310344;EskimoBob;that sucks -313407;1345310353;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: well, we know how 90% of the nav was obliterated -313406;1345310353;agath;ms -313405;1345310366;Diablo-D3;we went from 0.15 per mh normal down to 0.03 -313404;1345310368;Diablo-D3;overnight -313403;1345310385;EskimoBob;no idea how you managed to do that -313402;1345310421;Diablo-D3;I did? -313401;1345310421;Diablo-D3;dude -313400;1345310424;Diablo-D3;asicminer did -313399;1345310438;Anduck;Diablo-D3 did u buy asicminer? -313398;1345310444;Anduck;is agath part of ASICMINER? -313397;1345310446;Diablo-D3;Anduck: an absolute shitload -313396;1345310452;Diablo-D3;and hes not part of asicminer afaik -313395;1345310453;EskimoBob;really? all miningturds lost 90% over night? -313394;1345310458;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes -313393;1345310466;Anduck;how? -313392;1345310468;agath;I am not part of asicminer, neither bfl -313391;1345310491;agath;my only (little) known project in the bitcoin world is pyramining -313390;1345310492;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: 30mh share that might be worth 150 in the future being sold for 0.1 -313389;1345310514;Diablo-D3;agath: why did you want to know the cost of 130nm chips? -313388;1345310517;Diablo-D3;I came in the middle of this -313387;1345310520;Anduck;wasnt 0.1 the ipo price? -313386;1345310527;Diablo-D3;Anduck: yes. -313385;1345310529;agath;I didn't want to know, I know it already, I was just commenting -313384;1345310547;Diablo-D3;Anduck: but resale is still like 0.105 in some cases -313383;1345310556;Diablo-D3;agath: ahh -313382;1345310561;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -313381;1345310562;gribble;Best bid: 11.36709, Best ask: 11.3671, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.36709, 24 hour volume: 219648, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -313380;1345310565;Diablo-D3;but yeah, 130nm @ 150k is possible -313379;1345310579;mircea_popescu;possible it is, yes, if you're talking just design costs. -313378;1345310579;Diablo-D3;it depends entirely on what fab, what wafer size, and other various factors -313377;1345310584;agath;yes I already asked some quotes .. -313376;1345310596;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, already designed and taped out for that fab -313375;1345310604;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 how many chips in the run ? -313374;1345310620;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: depends on wafer size, yield quality, and chip size -313373;1345310630;mircea_popescu;... -313372;1345310634;mircea_popescu;ofcourse it does! -313371;1345310671;Diablo-D3;if your design is prone to produce 90% failures, well, you're not going to have very many chips -313370;1345310679;mircea_popescu;jesus god this is an insane convo. "i can make cars for X usd." "ok, how many". "thart depends on the type of car". -313369;1345310693;Diablo-D3;did agath say how many chips? -313368;1345310703;mircea_popescu;this is what im trying to pry out of anyone throwing numbers around -313367;1345310706;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw, you pay per wafer -313366;1345310712;mircea_popescu;wtf. WHAT DA FUCK are they talking about. -313365;1345310722;mircea_popescu;you pay per wafer, buyt you have minimums. -313364;1345310728;agath;first run will be a MPW -313363;1345310738;Diablo-D3;yes, but the minimum is different per fab size and per company -313362;1345310754;Anduck;agath: is 5W enough to power 3.5 gigahash/s? -313361;1345310755;Diablo-D3;130nm, you might be able to swing a single wafer print -313360;1345310761;mircea_popescu;o, so basically your partner is sticking your design into an unused space -313359;1345310765;mircea_popescu;cause he works there -313358;1345310765;Anduck;i pretty much say it's quite impossible -313357;1345310769;mircea_popescu;sure, it can be free then. -313356;1345310792;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: _that_ is called shared silicon -313355;1345310807;Diablo-D3;thats frequent in extremely tiny runs and educational runs -313354;1345310812;mircea_popescu;yes. -313353;1345310816;mircea_popescu;except it's not business. -313352;1345310829;agath;Anduck: yes it might, my design should require 0.5W / GH @ 65nm (simulation only, it might be different), and I can't say too many details -313351;1345310832;Diablo-D3;fabs still do it on old node sizes -313350;1345310838;agath;well it's not MY design -313349;1345310844;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 hence the 130 w/e -313348;1345310844;agath;it's from my partners... -313347;1345310850;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yup -313346;1345310854;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: see PM -313345;1345310856;Anduck;ok ty -313344;1345310861;agath;and anyway I think that it has no meaning to discuss about this here. -313343;1345310872;mircea_popescu;ya i was saying, here we are doing otc-mining -313342;1345310897;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: k -313341;1345310897;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [+] -313340;1345310906;Diablo-D3;agath: well -313339;1345310914;Diablo-D3;asicminer didnt up front say what they did -313338;1345310929;Diablo-D3;I know what they did now, but Im not sure if I can repeat it -313337;1345310943;mircea_popescu;why not ? -313336;1345310943;EskimoBob;it hurts to look at BTC just sitting there and not earning income :( -313335;1345310966;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: they havent released it as public information -313334;1345310987;Diablo-D3;but its a small wafer size combined with a large node size -313333;1345311010;Diablo-D3;and the fab company offers single wafer runs for their old shit -313332;1345311017;Diablo-D3;the question now is, wtf is bfl doing -313331;1345311024;mircea_popescu;i have my doubts about the entire thing strictly because i don't know the peiople and it's china based. -313330;1345311030;mircea_popescu;these can either run very well or very bad. -313329;1345311043;Diablo-D3;its either 65nm end to end asic from altera, or 130nm shared silicon or spammed IP cores -313328;1345311055;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, this is true -313327;1345311062;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 3 @ 0.1522255 = 0.4567 BTC [-] -313326;1345311079;mircea_popescu;and my risk appetite is low atm, so. i didn't get into it. -313325;1345311085;mircea_popescu;but who knows, maybe it works for some ppls. -313324;1345311094;Diablo-D3;however, its enough that I, deadterra, and usagi believe that they're more likely to succeed than bfl -313323;1345311123;mircea_popescu;i loathe this "partner" business. -313322;1345311130;mircea_popescu;if DeaDTerra was doing it himself... yea, i guess, maybe. -313321;1345311140;Diablo-D3;deadterra doesnt have the knowhow for it -313320;1345311144;mircea_popescu;with partners... that owens guy was a partner, that bitscalper alfredo dude same -313319;1345311144;mircea_popescu;etc. -313318;1345311161;mircea_popescu;the list of busts in btc is mostly partners. shakaru was a "partner". -313317;1345311206;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, its why Im insulating myself with bfl upgrades -313316;1345311215;mircea_popescu;i thought you don't do bfl -313315;1345311219;Diablo-D3;I dont -313314;1345311222;Diablo-D3;it doesnt stop others -313313;1345311233;smickles;there mircea_popescu, i gave @mostofmany a user pic -313312;1345311244;Diablo-D3;infact, I basically cant avoid gettting mhash from bfl -313311;1345311266;mircea_popescu;lmao -313310;1345311267;Diablo-D3;every major entity on glbse has at least one in their collection -313309;1345311277;mircea_popescu;dude just use your pic from bitvps photo album -313308;1345311288;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [-] -313307;1345311303;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you mean the fpga things ? -313306;1345311310;agath;pyramining hashing power is BFL-free :-) -313305;1345311316;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah -313304;1345311325;Diablo-D3;and everyone is upgrading their shit -313303;1345311330;mircea_popescu;haha, i was half thinking i'll get one myself. just for the decor. -313302;1345311346;Diablo-D3;agath: yes, but I cant buy pyramining on glbse -313301;1345311367;agath;I didn't meant to buy it, it was just a statement! -313300;1345311372;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 smickles' stuff is bfl free im sure. -313299;1345311391;Diablo-D3;is smickles on glbse? -313298;1345311393;smickles;is that bitvps one better than the one used @smickles? -313297;1345311403;smickles;Diablo-D3: i have 2 listings -313296;1345311410;Diablo-D3;I think I know this already -313295;1345311412;mircea_popescu;i think so. -313294;1345311426;Diablo-D3;my memory does not serve me today -313293;1345311428;mircea_popescu;in the photo on rg's site you look like a real smickles. -313292;1345311473;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: have I not sufficiently explained the market crashing overnight? -313291;1345311516;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: the value of mh dropped 5x -313290;1345311522;smickles;;;ticker -313289;1345311523;gribble;Best bid: 11.18, Best ask: 11.18001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.18, 24 hour volume: 220233, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.4 -313288;1345311541;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i think as long as there's going to be people who bought at 1 and it's 0.05 or /we now you'll be in this position -313287;1345311578;mircea_popescu;smickles omg your wife is a rocket scientist ?! -313286;1345311588;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: for some odd reason I actually give a shit about your rep. so I thought open book will clear it up for good :) -313285;1345311604;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, the people who are bailing out at the bottom are nuts -313284;1345311631;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: but how do they know this is the bottom? -313283;1345311639;mircea_popescu;a, a question for the ages. -313282;1345311652;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: well, if we're not at the bottom, then someone is about to announce 1gh/share for 0.10. -313281;1345311653;EskimoBob;"bottom" can be only indicated after the fact -313280;1345311698;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: hold on, I think I have missed a line or 2 in this conversation. -313279;1345311698;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 0.9599 = 9.599 BTC [+] -313278;1345311713;EskimoBob;where did this super cheap Mh/s popped in -313277;1345311726;Diablo-D3;when you were afk for a week I think -313276;1345311758;EskimoBob;did someone build a working ASIC and is mining and selling Mh/s? -313275;1345311763;Diablo-D3;asicminer's IPO was 0.1 for 30mh -313274;1345311783;EskimoBob;oh that one... but this is still imaginary ASIC -313273;1345311789;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.7 = 2.8 BTC [+] -313272;1345311791;Diablo-D3;its not very imaginary. -313271;1345311807;Diablo-D3;friedcat answered questions that would be very difficult to answer if he wasnt already in the process -313270;1345311822;EskimoBob;I take off for a week and shit hits the fan :) damn -313269;1345311829;Diablo-D3;yeah, you missed the epic fun -313268;1345311844;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 25 @ 1.17268084 = 29.317 BTC [+] -313267;1345311851;Diablo-D3;so we went from 0.15/mh (except obsi.1mhs at 0.10 which didnt have time to drive everything else down).... -313266;1345311854;Diablo-D3;to 0.03/mh -313265;1345311855;EskimoBob;no I did. not. You have no idea how good it is to fish and kill for food -313264;1345311869;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: oh and better yet -313263;1345311877;Diablo-D3;if this first run goes super well -313262;1345311890;Diablo-D3;that could be 150mh/share early next year -313261;1345311913;EskimoBob;can I say "I told you so"? -313260;1345311915;Anduck;whats the possibility for super well run? -313259;1345311918;smickles;mircea_popescu: lolwut? -313258;1345311928;Diablo-D3;Anduck: I'd flip coins on it -313257;1345311930;EskimoBob;Mh/s bonds are dead -313256;1345311931;smickles;wife rocketscientist? -313255;1345311934;mircea_popescu;smickles i read your blogspot. -313254;1345311941;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: they're dead now -313253;1345311943;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -313252;1345311952;smickles;she's in avionics maintenence -313251;1345311953;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and theres a specific reason why I was buying obsi.1mhs -313250;1345311958;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.589 BTC [-] -313249;1345311959;mircea_popescu;same thing. -313248;1345311964;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so I could upgrade them into abmo -313247;1345311985;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: which I went from 1mh/share to what Im valuing as 7mh/share for free -313246;1345311988;smickles;i suppose similar -313245;1345312008;EskimoBob;interesting indeed but I am not sure this is the correct path any more. -313244;1345312012;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.138 = 0.414 BTC [-] -313243;1345312017;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so, after obsi.1mhs pays that dividend on the 19th, we go from 3.5mh/dmc to 5mh/dmc -313242;1345312040;EskimoBob;I do not trust that shit bird Obsi at all -313241;1345312042;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC [+] -313240;1345312057;Diablo-D3;obsi didnt fuck up 1mhs like you think -313239;1345312060;EskimoBob;but who cares. If he pays, then no problems -313238;1345312070;Diablo-D3;he sold them at IPO price, he bought them back at IPO price and then reissued at a much lower price -313237;1345312071;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.138 BTC [-] -313236;1345312084;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8799 BTC [+] -313235;1345312085;Diablo-D3;and hes also buying them back at that new price later -313234;1345312094;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7917 @ 0.00102785 = 8.1375 BTC [-] -313233;1345312096;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4472 @ 0.00100813 = 4.5084 BTC [-] -313232;1345312097;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16364 @ 0.00100311 = 16.4149 BTC [-] -313231;1345312098;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 50000 @ 0.001 = 50 BTC [-] -313230;1345312101;Diablo-D3;hes actually giving a shit about investors -313229;1345312117;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3997 BTC [+] -313228;1345312142;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 25 @ 1 = 25 BTC [+] -313227;1345312143;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -313226;1345312145;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 36 @ 1 = 36 BTC [+] -313225;1345312191;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8799 BTC [+] -313224;1345312205;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1 @ 0.0022 BTC [-] -313223;1345312401;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.00983999 BTC [-] -313222;1345312643;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9999 = 3.9996 BTC [+] -313221;1345312644;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -313220;1345312833;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [-] -313219;1345312834;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 55 @ 0.9 = 49.5 BTC [-] -313218;1345312933;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 17 @ 1 = 17 BTC [+] -313217;1345312945;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: see thread -313216;1345312961;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you as well -313215;1345313064;Diablo-D3;Im going to bed, but this should put everyone on the same page now -313214;1345313070;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: reading -313213;1345313126;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -313212;1345313209;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -313211;1345313211;gribble;Current Blocks: 194485 | Current Difficulty: 2190865.9701029 | Next Difficulty At Block: 195551 | Next Difficulty In: 1066 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 21 hours, 13 minutes, and 48 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2358358.10867159 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.64501986221 -313210;1345313279;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 ? -313209;1345313438;usagi;Wow. -313208;1345313475;usagi;I can't believe Nefario let TIMESHAREAFRICA list. They're not a member of VOASA and are not licensed to do what they're doing. It's an obvious scam. -313207;1345313491;usagi;They are not connected with DINOKENG big5 game reserve either, I looked them up. -313206;1345313502;Anduck;what is that thing? -313205;1345313520;mircea_popescu;usagi ouch. -313204;1345313526;Anduck;what're they doing -313203;1345313539;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -313202;1345313542;usagi;I posted this in the forums too, and it was confirmed..... -313201;1345313571;usagi;They're trying to resell timeshare condos in south africa and insinuating that they have land on dinokeng big5 game reserve -313200;1345313586;usagi;They're not ID verified -313199;1345313603;usagi;In order to do that you need to be licensed by the south african government, and they're not, I got an email back saying that -313198;1345313647;usagi;Then there is the idea of why they are raising capital for this in the first place. They said they're renting out -313197;1345313655;usagi;They are probably using the raised money to pay maintencnace fees -313196;1345313660;usagi;Black hole alert..... -313195;1345313664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00038203 = 8.2136 BTC [+] -313194;1345313666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11377 @ 0.00038293 = 4.3566 BTC [+] -313193;1345313696;usagi;Nefario if you're reading this, allowing them to list after I posted that thread was a big mistake. -313192;1345313717;usagi;I sent them an email as well with a list of questions -313191;1345313729;usagi;They replied back and just said to read their contract online and that all the information was there -313190;1345313815;usagi;I asked them for their business information, and who the directors were, if they wer elicensed, and if they were members of VOASA -313189;1345313876;usagi;they just ducked the questions and said: -313188;1345313880;usagi;Hi Serna, -313187;1345313882;usagi;Please have a look at the following link: -313186;1345313883;usagi;http://www.mahalaview.co.za/page6.html -313185;1345313883;usagi;*Habitat/birding*. -313184;1345313883;usagi;"All of the land in the conservancy is privately owned and much is -313183;1345313883;usagi;uninhabited." -313182;1345313903;usagi;Our summary can be found on the GLBSE website. -313181;1345313903;usagi;On our website http://www.timeshareafrica.co.za/ -313180;1345313903;usagi;we offer Members of VOASA to advertise on our website. -313179;1345313903;usagi;Thank you for bringing this to my attention -313178;1345313903;usagi;Pieter -313177;1345313908;usagi;That's it -313176;1345313931;usagi;No business info, no license, no telephone number, confirmed not members of voasa -313175;1345313942;nefario;aha -313174;1345313955;nefario;good call -313173;1345314225;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 3 @ 1.02 = 3.06 BTC [+] -313172;1345314391;agath;And they sponsor a business where they kill animals...... -313171;1345314418;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -313170;1345314607;Anduc;what is timeshre? -313169;1345314613;Anduc;timeshare* -313168;1345314755;nefario;it usually means you get to use the cabin or holiday home for an amount of time -313167;1345314760;nefario;sharing it with others for the same -313166;1345314800;Anduc;ahh' -313165;1345314901;mircea_popescu;timeshare is one of the largest internet scams. -313164;1345314943;Anduc;it has landed at bitcoin economy!! bitcoin CANT CRASH!! -313163;1345315001;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2075 @ 0.00008011 = 0.1662 BTC [-] -313162;1345315027;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.88 = 4.4 BTC [+] -313161;1345315130;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.138 = 0.69 BTC [-] -313160;1345315302;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.88 = 4.4 BTC [+] -313159;1345315304;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -313158;1345315307;usagi;offshore real estate scams are huge right now in south america -313157;1345315330;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.52009009 = 1.0402 BTC [-] -313156;1345315381;DeaDTerra;has pirate made any other announcements or comments after the announcement yesterday? -313155;1345315498;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.5001001 = 1.5003 BTC [-] -313154;1345315551;area;He answered some questions in otc last night -313153;1345315575;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.139 = 0.278 BTC [+] -313152;1345315617;area;usagi: I assume YARR is going to pay out 1BTC to holders at some point? -313151;1345315680;usagi;Yes -313150;1345315685;usagi;First we will try to bid wall it -313149;1345315706;usagi;If pirate does not pay back the coins that will be a 30 day process -313148;1345315738;usagi;Otherwise it will be wrapped up by the end of the week -313147;1345315741;area;Sure -313146;1345315750;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 39 @ 0.1 = 3.9 BTC [-] -313145;1345315752;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [-] -313144;1345315775;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.093 = 0.186 BTC [-] -313143;1345315792;Diablo-D3;[11:07:55] Diablo-D3 ? -313142;1345315804;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.09201 = 0.8281 BTC [-] -313141;1345315817;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you were interested in DMC -313140;1345315907;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 20 @ 0.0895 = 1.79 BTC [+] -313139;1345315922;usagi;When they made bit daytrade and zipconf and rebate they raised 10,000 bitcoins -313138;1345315927;usagi;that was very suprising to me -313137;1345315945;usagi;I'm working on a competitor to zipconf and associated technologies now, but no one will give me any money -313136;1345315954;usagi;no one is excited or wants to buy in. bad timing I guess -313135;1345315968;Doffx;Well after that debacle can you blame them? -313134;1345315977;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 40 @ 0.139 = 5.56 BTC [+] -313133;1345316032;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [-] -313132;1345316145;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 1.02 = 5.1 BTC [+] -313131;1345316179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13996 @ 0.00038112 = 5.3342 BTC [-] -313130;1345316258;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 50 @ 0.7 = 35 BTC [+] -313129;1345316277;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1001 = 1.5015 BTC [-] -313128;1345316279;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.1 = 1.3 BTC [-] -313127;1345316293;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 25 @ 0.7 = 17.5 BTC [+] -313126;1345316320;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.7 = 2.8 BTC [+] -313125;1345316375;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -313124;1345316428;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 8 @ 0.10268598 = 0.8215 BTC [-] -313123;1345316429;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 7 @ 0.14795465 = 1.0357 BTC [-] -313122;1345316759;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7699 BTC [+] -313121;1345316760;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.76999 = 3.08 BTC [+] -313120;1345316762;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -313119;1345316775;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -313118;1345317465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15423 @ 0.00038293 = 5.9059 BTC [+] -313117;1345317886;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1 = 3.6 BTC [-] -313116;1345317887;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [+] -313115;1345317888;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.10499 = 1.5749 BTC [+] -313114;1345317889;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 48 @ 0.105 = 5.04 BTC [+] -313113;1345317986;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10573 @ 0.00099074 = 10.4751 BTC [-] -313112;1345318143;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1.02 BTC [+] -313111;1345318164;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.77 = 6.16 BTC [+] -313110;1345318173;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -313109;1345319808;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.6 = 2.4 BTC [+] -313108;1345319834;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 10 @ 1.1299 = 11.299 BTC [+] -313107;1345319835;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 7 @ 1.13 = 7.91 BTC [+] -313106;1345320025;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 8 @ 0.0968406 = 0.7747 BTC [-] -313105;1345320027;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 2 @ 0.26931859 = 0.5386 BTC [-] -313104;1345320178;Diablo-D3;night all -313103;1345320258;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.5511 = 2.7555 BTC [-] -313102;1345320259;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.551 = 2.204 BTC [-] -313101;1345320260;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.55 = 5.5 BTC [-] -313100;1345320370;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -313099;1345320488;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 26 @ 0.77 = 20.02 BTC [+] -313098;1345320627;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.7989 = 3.1956 BTC [+] -313097;1345320629;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.799 = 1.598 BTC [+] -313096;1345320729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00038315 = 4.7127 BTC [+] -313095;1345320887;mircea_popescu; that was very suprising to me << maybe it was just among a circle of people. -313094;1345321344;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -313093;1345322231;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.9001 = 2.7003 BTC [+] -313092;1345322258;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 24 @ 0.9 = 21.6 BTC [-] -313091;1345322300;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 0.861 = 4.305 BTC [-] -313090;1345322301;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 29 @ 0.85 = 24.65 BTC [-] -313089;1345322303;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 0.811 = 4.055 BTC [-] -313088;1345322304;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 0.81 = 1.62 BTC [-] -313087;1345322304;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 29 @ 0.8 = 23.2 BTC [-] -313086;1345322556;smickles;mircea_popescu: i think your bot's bids/asks arn't showing up in the json again -313085;1345322726;smickles;oh wait -313084;1345322732;smickles;they are just unordered -313083;1345323105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45993 @ 0.00038373 = 17.6489 BTC [+] -313082;1345323288;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.6501 BTC [-] -313081;1345323429;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1005 = 0.402 BTC [+] -313080;1345323486;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1024 BTC [+] -313079;1345323700;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -313078;1345323743;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 243 @ 0.10287 = 24.9974 BTC [+] -313077;1345323827;mircea_popescu;smickles again ? did it happen before ? -313076;1345324045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9407 @ 0.00038373 = 3.6097 BTC [+] -313075;1345324046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14080 @ 0.00038537 = 5.426 BTC [+] -313074;1345324139;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 3 @ 0.988 = 2.964 BTC [-] -313073;1345324232;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.8799 = 1.7598 BTC [-] -313072;1345324257;smickles;mircea_popescu: it was a while ago, possibly b/c i called on it at just the right second -313071;1345324268;smickles;also -313070;1345324269;mircea_popescu;a -313069;1345324306;smickles;remembr how you asked for anythng conceivable to include in the vwap json? -313068;1345324319;smickles;what about the last price traded? -313067;1345324331;mircea_popescu;isnt that in there ? -313066;1345324347;mircea_popescu;a yea it's not. -313065;1345324380;mircea_popescu;thing is the stats stream and the trades stream are two different streams -313064;1345324387;smickles;and what do you think of a '24hr change'? -313063;1345324388;mircea_popescu;theoretically you should have it already. -313062;1345324399;mircea_popescu;what's a 24h change ? -313061;1345324399;smickles;oh -313060;1345324413;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8799 BTC [-] -313059;1345324414;smickles;i haven't messed with the trades stream -313058;1345324453;smickles;well, i would say change since open, but the market doesn't close -313057;1345324469;mircea_popescu;yeah. -313056;1345324502;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1249 = 0.2498 BTC [+] -313055;1345324516;smickles;so, if i want the last and the change, i'll start monitoring the trade stream and keep a db -313054;1345324526;mircea_popescu;yeah. -313053;1345324540;smickles;that'll have to come after MVP -313052;1345324549;smickles;(minimum viable product) -313051;1345324552;mircea_popescu;mvp ? a yea. -313050;1345324731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20 @ 0.00038537 = 0.0077 BTC [+] -313049;1345324732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18308 @ 0.00039058 = 7.1507 BTC [+] -313048;1345324958;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4927 @ 0.00099074 = 4.8814 BTC [-] -313047;1345324960;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10900 @ 0.00098625 = 10.7501 BTC [-] -313046;1345325068;EskimoBob;GLBSE for fuck sake! MOVE! How slow can this page loading get? -313045;1345325116;EskimoBob;nefario: please comment out all the charts :) easy thing to do as a temp fix. -313044;1345325171;EskimoBob;usagi: did you sell all NYAN.B? -313043;1345325175;mircea_popescu;actually that's not such a bad idea. -313042;1345325231;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 137 @ 0.00098079 = 0.1344 BTC [-] -313041;1345325233;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11247 @ 0.001 = 11.247 BTC [+] -313040;1345325246;usagi;EskimoBob: Hi! -313039;1345325266;usagi;EskimoBob: I canceled sales of NYAN.B for now, to prevent dillution. -313038;1345325268;EskimoBob;those are particularly useless on the front page -313037;1345325281;EskimoBob;usagi: what about A? -313036;1345325285;usagi;It's not fair to people who bought in at 1 that you would be allowed to buy in at 1 now and get a 2% div tomorrow. -313035;1345325290;usagi;Canceled -313034;1345325300;usagi;I think you can still buy NYAN, but I should cancel it too -313033;1345325301;mircea_popescu;what do you mean cancelled ?! -313032;1345325314;usagi;Canceled sales -313031;1345325317;mircea_popescu;o o -313030;1345325321;usagi;until monday -313029;1345325331;usagi;We don't want people buying in the day before divs and getting 2% interest in 1 day -313028;1345325333;EskimoBob;not sure what this means -313027;1345325347;mircea_popescu;ya me either. -313026;1345325353;mircea_popescu;do you mean you aren't sellign them anymore ? -313025;1345325358;usagi;Why should we allow investors to buy in on saturday, get an immediate 2% payment, then sell out? doesn't make sense -313024;1345325363;usagi;That's right -313023;1345325373;usagi;Sales have been canceled until we pay divs on monday or tuesday. -313022;1345325375;mircea_popescu;i see. -313021;1345325383;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob make me an offer on a 100 nyan.a package :D -313020;1345325392;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: 1 :) -313019;1345325406;mircea_popescu;cute. -313018;1345325409;usagi;nyan A is worth 1 -313017;1345325412;usagi;it's solid as a rock -313016;1345325451;EskimoBob;you guys force me to listen 181.fm front porch bluegrass -313015;1345325472;usagi;EskimoBob how many shares of NYAN.A do you own? -313014;1345325482;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: I'll give you small premium? -313013;1345325505;EskimoBob;I want to buy some I got some zeros money back and now it just sits there -313012;1345325542;usagi;I'll put up NYAN.A for 1.01 then -313011;1345325545;usagi;That's fair :) -313010;1345325576;EskimoBob;plinn plinn ... I Know Rain ... squeek squeek squueeek -313009;1345325586;EskimoBob;OK -313008;1345325654;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 40 @ 1.01 = 40.4 BTC [+] -313007;1345325720;EskimoBob;fuck, I am going to by me self a banjo and probably get shot 2 days after it arrives -313006;1345325738;usagi;Yeah I'd shoot anyone I heard playing a banjo -313005;1345325760;usagi;Nicholas Cage is a good actor. -313004;1345325781;EskimoBob;really cool instrument actually (yes, most music plaid with it is crap) but as a instrument, it interesting -313003;1345325831;EskimoBob;Nicholas Cage? Di your mama smoke crack? Cage sucks so bad... there is now word for this sound -313002;1345325864;usagi;Here's a nice banjo song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJg-ZmHV4E0 -313001;1345325870;EskimoBob;omg! I need to rise 100+ BTC to buy a banjo :( -313000;1345325911;EskimoBob;time to issue a security. Hopefully perpetual and never pays divs. -312999;1345325929;usagi;If you issue a banjo fund I will send assassins to kill you -312998;1345325967;mircea_popescu;are you censoring the guy's right to issuance ? -312997;1345325982;usagi;No, he can issue if he wants to -312996;1345325990;EskimoBob;You see, you can do it for much less. Send me money for a banjo and my neighbours will take care of this for free... or my wife -312995;1345326010;usagi;I can play the recorder very well. -312994;1345326020;usagi;I like to figure out show tunes in public. -312993;1345326023;EskimoBob;umm.. what is recorder? -312992;1345326059;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -312991;1345326059;gribble;Best bid: 11.50401, Best ask: 11.50402, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.50401, 24 hour volume: 209796, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 15.1737 -312990;1345326076;EskimoBob;oh, flute. cool -312989;1345326080;usagi;www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW70AnXI3iM -312988;1345326119;EskimoBob;this is way better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6Oy8FaBirQ -312987;1345326133;mircea_popescu;usagi : you should prolly have set days. if you pay div sun, only put shares at 1 on monday -312986;1345326141;EskimoBob;I'll get the Hurdy Gurdy :) -312985;1345326197;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.789 = 6.312 BTC [-] -312984;1345326198;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9562 @ 0.00100423 = 9.6024 BTC [+] -312983;1345326199;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5938 @ 0.00100515 = 5.9686 BTC [+] -312982;1345326200;EskimoBob;dude, stop using "prolly" -312981;1345326260;usagi;the recorder is a wonderful instrument; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbfhZ3ua_yY -312980;1345326348;EskimoBob;usagi: my brother knows how to play it. -312979;1345326480;usagi;So few people can sing it well, you know -312978;1345326485;usagi;www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXHdDJoLLJ8 this guy has the right idea -312977;1345326509;usagi;most of the ladies are in the wrong key, and reveal their self-important feelings -312976;1345326667;mircea_popescu;so i was mowing my lawn, when suddenly http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134531584652.jpg -312975;1345326701;usagi;not much of a lawn, is it? -312974;1345326725;usagi;what kind of plants are those? -312973;1345326738;mircea_popescu;i dont even know/ some weed. -312972;1345326870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38962 @ 0.00039058 = 15.2178 BTC [+] -312971;1345327265;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 2 @ 0.33507056 = 0.6701 BTC [+] -312970;1345327266;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130N] 4 @ 0.22856971 = 0.9143 BTC [-] -312969;1345327353;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.67145743 = 671.4574 BTC [+] -312968;1345327379;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.58773456 = 587.7346 BTC [+] -312967;1345327400;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1000 @ 0.50401169 = 504.0117 BTC [+] -312966;1345327742;smickles;i should know not to open those links when the windows are open and children are playing outside my house -312965;1345327977;smickles;bah, i've forgotten what the cnt is in mpex-vwap.php -312964;1345328065;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10287 = 0.4115 BTC [+] -312963;1345328274;mircea_popescu;smickles transaction count -312962;1345328286;mircea_popescu;and mebbe you should point your monitor towards a dark and secret corner ? :D -312961;1345328547;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.00011715 = 0.0002 BTC [+] -312960;1345328582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37477 @ 0.00038315 = 14.3593 BTC [-] -312959;1345328583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11608 @ 0.00038112 = 4.424 BTC [-] -312958;1345328585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2965 @ 0.0003803 = 1.1276 BTC [-] -312957;1345328639;mircea_popescu;haha this is retarded. -312956;1345328647;mircea_popescu;twitter just cut out a number of transactions -312955;1345328654;mircea_popescu;i suppose because they were identical. -312954;1345328872;EskimoBob;top -312953;1345328878;EskimoBob;fk... -312952;1345329859;EskimoBob;sell me some NYNCAT.B thank you -312951;1345329992;usagi;Why don't you buy it at 1.02 :p -312950;1345330042;EskimoBob;I can not :( -312949;1345330065;usagi;why not -312948;1345330089;EskimoBob;it is prohibited by The Law I just made up -312947;1345330105;usagi;Well this is why I canceled share sales -312946;1345330127;usagi;People will just buy in on friday and saturday hoping to make 1-2% per day and then sell on monday -312945;1345330136;usagi;People were selling out NYAN.C at .99 and .98 last week because of that -312944;1345330154;usagi;It makes my fund look bad. -312943;1345330183;usagi;The problem is you see that people who are looking for a deal aren't looking to hold the shares long term they just want to flip em -312942;1345330185;usagi;And that means the market has to burn through those shares before I can sell more -312941;1345330198;usagi;Why would I give money away like that? Doesn't make sense -312940;1345330231;EskimoBob;no, I am in for long term -312939;1345330252;EskimoBob;I have no wish to jump in and out. -312938;1345330287;EskimoBob;usagi: this is why I like zeros :) -312937;1345330347;EskimoBob;no bull shit penny pinchers every damn tuesday or what ever the div day is -312936;1345330353;usagi;selling at 1 now is like selling at 0.98 -312935;1345330475;EskimoBob;i'll take it at 1.01 :) -312934;1345330740;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8799 BTC [-] -312933;1345330943;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 32 @ 0.75 = 24 BTC [-] -312932;1345330972;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7599 BTC [+] -312931;1345331072;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.759999 = 3.04 BTC [+] -312930;1345331110;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6001 = 1.2002 BTC [-] -312929;1345331173;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.66 = 2.64 BTC [-] -312928;1345331175;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.65 = 2.6 BTC [-] -312927;1345331255;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7616 @ 0.00100076 = 7.6218 BTC [-] -312926;1345331256;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7600 @ 0.0009705 = 7.3758 BTC [-] -312925;1345331367;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.10287 = 2.2631 BTC [+] -312924;1345331434;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.10288 = 0.9259 BTC [+] -312923;1345331604;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 39 @ 0.611 = 23.829 BTC [-] -312922;1345331685;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.7601 = 2.2803 BTC [-] -312921;1345331687;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 197 @ 0.76 = 149.72 BTC [-] -312920;1345331931;usagi;EskimoBob: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97178.msg1111170#msg1111170 -312919;1345331943;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 83 @ 0.10288 = 8.539 BTC [+] -312918;1345332019;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 10 @ 0.0797 = 0.797 BTC [+] -312917;1345332032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 324 @ 0.00039058 = 0.1265 BTC [+] -312916;1345332033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14176 @ 0.00039121 = 5.5458 BTC [+] -312915;1345332138;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.73999999 = 29.6 BTC [+] -312914;1345332152;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 4 @ 0.2 = 0.8 BTC [-] -312913;1345332681;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.88 = 8.8 BTC [+] -312912;1345332857;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 5 @ 1.1001 = 5.5005 BTC [-] -312911;1345332868;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 41 @ 0.989 = 40.549 BTC [-] -312910;1345332869;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -312909;1345332898;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 17 @ 1.1 = 18.7 BTC [-] -312908;1345333273;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -312907;1345333275;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 19 @ 1 = 19 BTC [+] -312906;1345333504;assbot;[GLBSE] [PGM] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -312905;1345333541;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1003 BTC [-] -312904;1345333601;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.5006 = 1.0012 BTC [+] -312903;1345333707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42354 @ 0.0003824 = 16.1962 BTC [-] -312902;1345333784;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [-] -312901;1345333818;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6795 BTC [-] -312900;1345333836;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6796 BTC [+] -312899;1345333865;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.13899999 = 0.278 BTC [-] -312898;1345333879;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13899999 BTC [-] -312897;1345334079;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [+] -312896;1345334080;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.105 = 0.63 BTC [+] -312895;1345334102;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -312894;1345334285;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10288 BTC [+] -312893;1345334312;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.88 = 4.4 BTC [+] -312892;1345334339;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.5006 = 1.5018 BTC [+] -312891;1345334371;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.5 = 1.5 BTC [-] -312890;1345334425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13340 @ 0.00039121 = 5.2187 BTC [+] -312889;1345334649;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.5005 = 1.5015 BTC [-] -312888;1345334688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14183 @ 0.00039346 = 5.5804 BTC [+] -312887;1345334700;smickles;< mircea_popescu> twitter just cut out a number of transactions <<< so what's your opinion of app.net? -312886;1345334719;JWU42;DMC around .04 -312885;1345334727;JWU42;where is Diablo -312884;1345334733;JWU42;that is really bad -312883;1345334838;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 6 @ 0.5 = 3 BTC [-] -312882;1345334901;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 9 @ 0.5 = 4.5 BTC [-] -312881;1345334993;BTC-Mining;He knows... -312880;1345335510;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.7601 = 2.2803 BTC [+] -312879;1345335511;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.76 = 2.28 BTC [-] -312878;1345335515;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10288 BTC [+] -312877;1345335687;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.8001 = 2.4003 BTC [+] -312876;1345335705;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 27 @ 0.8 = 21.6 BTC [-] -312875;1345335755;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 1 = 11 BTC [+] -312874;1345335789;JWU42;BTC-Mining: has he stopped his world mining domination rants yet? -312873;1345335863;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -312872;1345335908;BTC-Mining;I thought he always wanted to create a datacenter, mostly -312871;1345336479;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6796 BTC [+] -312870;1345336521;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.001881 = 5.0094 BTC [+] -312869;1345336941;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 57 @ 0.10288 = 5.8642 BTC [+] -312868;1345336992;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 111 @ 0.00094798 = 0.1052 BTC [-] -312867;1345336993;EskimoBob;JWU42: read DMC post in the forum. It's a bit confusing -312866;1345336994;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16740 @ 0.00095427 = 15.9745 BTC [+] -312865;1345336995;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2649 @ 0.00095759 = 2.5367 BTC [+] -312864;1345337682;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.7299 = 2.9196 BTC [-] -312863;1345337764;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.10001 = 1.8002 BTC [-] -312862;1345337899;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1712 @ 0.0009338 = 1.5987 BTC [-] -312861;1345337901;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3088 @ 0.00092816 = 2.8662 BTC [-] -312860;1345338030;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130N] 1 @ 0.22323722 BTC [-] -312859;1345338031;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120N] 1 @ 0.25795169 BTC [+] -312858;1345338045;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 50 @ 0.13 = 6.5 BTC [+] -312857;1345338432;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 198 @ 0.105 = 20.79 BTC [+] -312856;1345338434;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -312855;1345338435;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 500 @ 0.105 = 52.5 BTC [+] -312854;1345338435;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.105 = 5.25 BTC [+] -312853;1345338518;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 5 @ 0.12293 = 0.6147 BTC [-] -312852;1345338547;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 3 @ 0.12293 = 0.3688 BTC [-] -312851;1345338567;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.12293 BTC [-] -312850;1345338659;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 1 @ 1.1799 BTC [+] -312849;1345338677;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 3 @ 0.12293 = 0.3688 BTC [-] -312848;1345338679;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 4 @ 1.1799 = 4.7196 BTC [+] -312847;1345338680;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 4 @ 1.18 = 4.72 BTC [+] -312846;1345338703;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 1 @ 1.1798 BTC [-] -312845;1345338792;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 2 @ 0.12293 = 0.2459 BTC [-] -312844;1345338893;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 5 @ 0.95 = 4.75 BTC [-] -312843;1345338930;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 17 @ 0.73 = 12.41 BTC [+] -312842;1345338932;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.73999999 = 7.4 BTC [+] -312841;1345338932;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 53 @ 0.749999 = 39.7499 BTC [+] -312840;1345338934;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 21 @ 1.025 = 21.525 BTC [+] -312839;1345338950;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.026 BTC [+] -312838;1345339006;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.749999 = 6 BTC [+] -312837;1345339006;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.7599989 = 37.9999 BTC [+] -312836;1345339373;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 5 @ 0.95 = 4.75 BTC [-] -312835;1345339463;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7912 @ 0.00092816 = 7.3436 BTC [-] -312834;1345339465;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10088 @ 0.00092586 = 9.3401 BTC [-] -312833;1345339628;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6011 = 1.2022 BTC [+] -312832;1345339641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36400 @ 0.00039346 = 14.3219 BTC [+] -312831;1345339675;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 25 @ 0.601 = 15.025 BTC [-] -312830;1345339975;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.6121 BTC [-] -312829;1345340058;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.6011 = 1.8033 BTC [+] -312828;1345340117;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.921 BTC [+] -312827;1345340377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21360 @ 0.00039311 = 8.3968 BTC [-] -312826;1345340378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.0003885 = 8.8578 BTC [-] -312825;1345340380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11840 @ 0.0003824 = 4.5276 BTC [-] -312824;1345340585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.0003824 = 0.2677 BTC [-] -312823;1345340723;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.1249 = 2.498 BTC [+] -312822;1345341654;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 158 @ 0.10288 = 16.255 BTC [+] -312821;1345341656;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1029 = 0.6174 BTC [+] -312820;1345341657;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 836 @ 0.103 = 86.108 BTC [+] -312819;1345341767;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1000 @ 0.103 = 103 BTC [+] -312818;1345341891;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 27 @ 0.1219999 = 3.294 BTC [-] -312817;1345342035;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.799 = 1.598 BTC [+] -312816;1345342075;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [+] -312815;1345342358;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5499 BTC [-] -312814;1345342956;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [-] -312813;1345342957;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.1001 = 1.2012 BTC [-] -312812;1345342959;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10001 BTC [-] -312811;1345342960;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -312810;1345343007;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -312809;1345343296;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.17268084 BTC [+] -312808;1345343336;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 30 @ 1.17268084 = 35.1804 BTC [+] -312807;1345343394;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 7 @ 1.17268084 = 8.2088 BTC [+] -312806;1345343462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8153 @ 0.00039346 = 3.2079 BTC [+] -312805;1345343474;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.00906 = 0.0906 BTC [-] -312804;1345343476;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00905 = 0.0181 BTC [-] -312803;1345343477;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 48 @ 0.00900001 = 0.432 BTC [-] -312802;1345343515;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 7225 @ 0.00008011 = 0.5788 BTC [-] -312801;1345343516;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 10 @ 0.00008 = 0.0008 BTC [-] -312800;1345343621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 364 @ 0.00039346 = 0.1432 BTC [+] -312799;1345343622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39300 @ 0.00039353 = 15.4657 BTC [+] -312798;1345343624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5136 @ 0.00039355 = 2.0213 BTC [+] -312797;1345343696;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8489 BTC [+] -312796;1345343714;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.17268084 BTC [+] -312795;1345343758;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 4 @ 0.0499 = 0.1996 BTC [-] -312794;1345344379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00039355 = 4.3291 BTC [+] -312793;1345344847;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -312792;1345345008;Ignatius-otc;huh...anyone want to offload some TYGRR.BOND-PI? -312791;1345345037;Gladamas;I'll offload for 1.2 BTC -312790;1345345041;Gladamas;j/k -312789;1345345074;Ignatius-otc;I am surprised to see it below 1. I trust chaang, to about 1 BTC each on those:D -312788;1345345079;plusEV;i have some TYGRR.BOND-P -312787;1345345126;Ignatius-otc;how much and how many plusEV? -312786;1345345181;plusEV;77 at .85 -312785;1345345265;Ignatius-otc;I can get it off the market for less so I will have to pass for now. Thank you though. -312784;1345345282;Ignatius-otc;Fear and panic seems to have set in today? -312783;1345345338;plusEV;ok -312782;1345345343;plusEV;I will do .8 -312781;1345345412;Ignatius-otc;I guess you don't think the deposits will be returned...or btc will lose too much value before they are? -312780;1345345424;plusEV;i don't know about btc price -312779;1345345438;plusEV;but I think there is a chance pirate will not pay back -312778;1345345581;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 2 @ 0.09989 = 0.1998 BTC [+] -312777;1345345774;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.6201 BTC [-] -312776;1345346032;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3258 @ 0.00095759 = 3.1198 BTC [+] -312775;1345346210;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 250 @ 0.1 = 25 BTC [-] -312774;1345346265;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 1 @ 0.749 BTC [-] -312773;1345346642;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9100 @ 0.00097057 = 8.8322 BTC [+] -312772;1345346722;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.7987 BTC [+] -312771;1345347059;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 50 @ 0.991 = 49.55 BTC [-] -312770;1345347115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2525 @ 0.00039355 = 0.9937 BTC [+] -312769;1345347371;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.6203 BTC [+] -312768;1345347400;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.6103 BTC [-] -312767;1345347590;mircea_popescu;smickles hmmm, app.net. i got a trade rss. -312766;1345347614;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.13899999 = 0.278 BTC [-] -312765;1345347644;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1249 = 0.2498 BTC [+] -312764;1345378330;Ignatius-otc;oh no its mircea_popescu -312763;1345378336;mircea_popescu;ono! -312762;1345378348;dust-otc;EskimoBob: I do not trust pirate -312761;1345378370;Ignatius-otc;Then sniping passthroughs was a bad idea -312760;1345378374;dub;dust-otc: how much are you selling for -312759;1345378385;dust-otc;current ask -312758;1345378385;EskimoBob;dust-otc: nor do I but so far he has made sure hes good for what ever he said -312757;1345378393;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 400 @ 0.009 = 3.6 BTC [-] -312756;1345378400;dust-otc;Eskimobob: but this is the hardest part to make good on :) -312755;1345378409;dub;dust-otc: right I'll just check -312754;1345378415;EmanuelDeOrtego;Look Pirate is going to pay back -312753;1345378417;Ignatius-otc;0.79* -312752;1345378420;EskimoBob;and I think those guys think bigger that 10K+ coins :) -312751;1345378421;EmanuelDeOrtego;After he crashes the market to $8 -312750;1345378442;EmanuelDeOrtego;If he's drunk -312749;1345378446;EmanuelDeOrtego;We're going to $1 -312748;1345378457;dub;that would be rad -312747;1345378468;EskimoBob;;;last -312746;1345378468;gribble;[02:14:17] that would be rad -312745;1345378478;EmanuelDeOrtego;;;last -312744;1345378478;gribble;[02:14:28] ;;last -312743;1345378484;EskimoBob;no, this is not right -312742;1345378491;dust-otc;I thought sniping passthroughs was a good idea, because I could buy after I knew interest was paid, but before the passthrough ops paid out divs -312741;1345378493;dub;hm ,,last -312740;1345378503;dust-otc;and then sell before next week when pirate had a chance to default -312739;1345378510;EskimoBob;how do you get the bid/ask/last quote -312738;1345378525;Ignatius-otc;well dust-otc it sounds like less risk than just holding... -312737;1345378532;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.969 = 4.845 BTC [+] -312736;1345378540;dust-otc;less risk, less profit -312735;1345378547;Ignatius-otc;;;asks 11 -312734;1345378547;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve order book data. Try again later. -312733;1345378556;Ignatius-otc;gribs been snubbing me on those requests all night -312732;1345378559;EmanuelDeOrtego;;;market sell 100000 -312731;1345378559;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve order book data. Try again later. -312730;1345378561;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.9899 BTC [+] -312729;1345378566;EmanuelDeOrtego;*middle finger* -312728;1345378578;dust-otc;who is buying passthroughs at that price -312727;1345378586;dust-otc;.99 really? -312726;1345378589;Ignatius-otc;great question:) theres a few better deals to be had -312725;1345378611;EskimoBob;dust-otc: ones who are sure the pirate promises are good -312724;1345378623;dust-otc;only pirate himself, if he is legit, should be buying at .99 -312723;1345378654;EskimoBob;dust-otc: you are too depressing for so late afternoon -312722;1345378667;dub;dust-otc: table scraps? this dude is aballer -312721;1345378707;dub;in the 30 seconds each fucking click takes on GLBSE he probably makes 5 btc -312720;1345378724;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7400 @ 0.00100227 = 7.4168 BTC [+] -312719;1345378759;Ignatius-otc;well fire up an mtgox bot then dub:) -312718;1345378766;dust-otc;dub: I'm just saying the only way it would be +EV to buy passthroughs at .99 is if you were pirate -312717;1345378992;EskimoBob;lol @ "I would like an option to buy 2100 Bitcoins for $100 each on December, 2013" -312716;1345379068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32300 @ 0.00037106 = 11.9852 BTC [+] -312715;1345379085;mircea_popescu;dust-otc the onwers prolly. -312714;1345379097;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: What's so funny about that? -312713;1345379103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00037106 = 0.8905 BTC [+] -312712;1345379104;mircea_popescu;the only people who are on the hook for 1 anyway and don't want panic. -312711;1345379105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00037297 = 7.2729 BTC [+] -312710;1345379106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.00037635 = 7.4141 BTC [+] -312709;1345379113;Ignatius-otc;I considered that, the issuer, but there ar emroe at that price and the entity only chose to buy 1. -312708;1345379122;mircea_popescu;so ? -312707;1345379129;Ignatius-otc;why buy 1 -312706;1345379140;mircea_popescu;to create at least a minimum impression of movement -312705;1345379153;dust-otc;why would the issuer buy for such an high price? -312704;1345379155;Ignatius-otc;it has that impression regardless of the sale of 1 share -312703;1345379159;Ignatius-otc;bond* -312702;1345379168;dust-otc;are they really 99% sure of pirate -312701;1345379169;mircea_popescu;dust-otc aren't they insured ? he owes 1 on them anyway -312700;1345379189;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob i wouldn't underwrite that. -312699;1345379199;dust-otc;i'm talking about the recent FOO.PPPT and BIB.PIRATE trades, both uninsured -312698;1345379208;mircea_popescu;o o -312697;1345379210;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.789 = 4.734 BTC [+] -312696;1345379234;mircea_popescu;well that i dunno, but maybe its still the issuer toying with the ideea -312695;1345379273;Ignatius-otc;it's possible. the issue entered this room shortly before one of the buys, but didnt even say hi to us scrubs -312694;1345379276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00037635 = 0.7903 BTC [+] -312693;1345379277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6953 @ 0.00037748 = 2.6246 BTC [+] -312692;1345379290;mircea_popescu;lmao -312691;1345379291;Ignatius-otc;issuer entered* -312690;1345379297;mircea_popescu;many people have bots for irc. -312689;1345379364;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -312688;1345379371;EmanuelDeOrtego;USD only has one thousand dollars in it -312687;1345379383;Ignatius-otc;yeah, and its...unusable pretty much -312686;1345379397;Ignatius-otc;great diea for an asset though if you could have it liquid and update the price frequently -312685;1345379449;Ignatius-otc;get the bid/ask spread low...Id use it to hedge at times, I couldnt be the only one. -312684;1345379516;EmanuelDeOrtego;I figured out what's holding back Bitcoin. -312683;1345379530;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bitcoin.org and its shitty client -312682;1345379560;mircea_popescu;so make a new one. -312681;1345379588;EmanuelDeOrtego;Already done but Bitcoin.org is still stuck on being "official" -312680;1345379598;EmanuelDeOrtego;I mean, there are plenty of great clients out there -312679;1345379605;EmanuelDeOrtego;they just aren't marketed well enough -312678;1345379622;Ignatius-otc;Can you recommend one/some? -312677;1345379675;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://brainwallet.org is cool but needs work -312676;1345379687;mircea_popescu;so basically they suck more. -312675;1345379702;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://blockchain.info needs a updated md5 hash for the server's software -312674;1345379705;EmanuelDeOrtego;or something -312673;1345379711;EmanuelDeOrtego;but that's the concept of the future right htere -312672;1345379714;EmanuelDeOrtego;there* -312671;1345379729;EmanuelDeOrtego;Web clients with actually encrypted wallets are where its at. -312670;1345379739;brendio;hi scrubs :) -312669;1345379746;Ignatius-otc;ha, i figured as much -312668;1345379760;Ignatius-otc;how was your weekend? -312667;1345379762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 507 @ 0.00038937 = 0.1974 BTC [+] -312666;1345379764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4193 @ 0.0003965 = 1.6625 BTC [+] -312665;1345379772;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.09879999 = 0.494 BTC [-] -312664;1345379774;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.09889999 = 3.956 BTC [+] -312663;1345379775;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.099 = 0.594 BTC [+] -312662;1345379779;brendio;my irc automatically reconnects when I open my computer, it often takes some time to catch up on everything -312661;1345379790;brendio;no, those trades weren't me. -312660;1345379808;brendio;Weekend fine so far, halfway through. very hot here! -312659;1345379813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10047 @ 0.00038846 = 3.9029 BTC [-] -312658;1345379813;Ignatius-otc;things are so slow that was all voer the tarde of 1 share of bib.pirate and i forget how few foo's:P -312657;1345379814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11453 @ 0.00037096 = 4.2486 BTC [-] -312656;1345379871;Ignatius-otc;I quit counting Sunday into my weekends because the currency market spring to life in the evening so I usually watch that. -312655;1345380046;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 4 @ 0.18281868 = 0.7313 BTC [-] -312654;1345380047;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080N] 2 @ 0.44071232 = 0.8814 BTC [+] -312653;1345380142;brendio;going out for a walk in the forest soon. -312652;1345380152;Ignatius-otc;where are you at? -312651;1345380163;brendio;Germany at the moment -312650;1345380184;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.72 = 14.4 BTC [-] -312649;1345380187;Ignatius-otc;oh nice. I have never left the continental USA. I would like to some day. -312648;1345380193;mircea_popescu;hi brendio :p -312647;1345380217;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc you absolutely must. -312646;1345380223;brendio;hi and soon bye -312645;1345380260;mircea_popescu;tada hehe -312644;1345380589;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -312643;1345380609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.0003965 = 4.1633 BTC [+] -312642;1345380949;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.099 = 0.198 BTC [+] -312641;1345381143;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 100 @ 1 = 100 BTC [-] -312640;1345381309;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 4 @ 0.243 = 0.972 BTC [+] -312639;1345381322;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 7 @ 0.1002 = 0.7014 BTC [+] -312638;1345381408;Diablo-D3;Obsi: pay the dividends already -312637;1345381437;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 4 @ 0.243 = 0.972 BTC [+] -312636;1345381621;EskimoBob;amazing how meaningless 1% per week feels now -312635;1345381626;EskimoBob;lol -312634;1345381704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00037096 = 0.8347 BTC [-] -312633;1345381705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4790 @ 0.00036779 = 1.7617 BTC [-] -312632;1345381706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28060 @ 0.00036743 = 10.3101 BTC [-] -312631;1345381727;EskimoBob;what do you guys this is it possible to finance a art studio with GLBSE stock offer? -312630;1345381810;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160N] 4 @ 0.13421876 = 0.5369 BTC [-] -312629;1345381813;EskimoBob;there will be divs when everything gets set up. IPO proceeds are used to buy some equipment. Equipment actually produces revenue because people buy time to use it -312628;1345381876;EmanuelDeOrtego;Fuck Pirate so hard -312627;1345381882;EmanuelDeOrtego;He doesn't even care about Bitcoin -312626;1345381893;EmanuelDeOrtego;He just dumps on the market without a hint of remorse -312625;1345381946;mircea_popescu;why should he care ?! -312624;1345381974;EmanuelDeOrtego;I guess he isn't obligated to -312623;1345381977;EmanuelDeOrtego;but gosh darn it -312622;1345381987;EmanuelDeOrtego;why did he join in the first place? -312621;1345381995;EmanuelDeOrtego;Does he see any future value in Bitcoin? -312620;1345381995;dub;where you been atlas, we thought you'd e-suicided again -312619;1345382018;dub;of course, hoping you did it for real -312618;1345382019;Diablo-D3;man -312617;1345382022;Diablo-D3;so -312616;1345382027;Diablo-D3;predictinator was down for like 4 days -312615;1345382029;EmanuelDeOrtego;dub, spending my days at Starbucks pissing coffee -312614;1345382031;Diablo-D3;market was fine -312613;1345382034;Diablo-D3;predictinator comes back up -312612;1345382038;Diablo-D3;everyone wakes up the next morning -312611;1345382041;Diablo-D3;reads predictinator -312610;1345382042;dub;starbucks is not coffee -312609;1345382047;Diablo-D3;market immediately crashes -312608;1345382061;EmanuelDeOrtego;Don't tell me my Americano is not coffee -312607;1345382062;Diablo-D3;tl;dr: predictinator controls the market -312606;1345382067;EmanuelDeOrtego;Because I see them brew the espresso -312605;1345382082;EmanuelDeOrtego;Diablo-D3: I'll buy your site if that's true -312604;1345382133;EmanuelDeOrtego;Some fag wants to turn the Bitcoin article on Wikipedia to the Bitcoin-Qt article again. -312603;1345382140;EmanuelDeOrtego;I'll die before that happens. -312602;1345382143;Diablo-D3;not that shit again -312601;1345382157;Diablo-D3;Im going to campaign for the web browser page to be turned into the firefox page -312600;1345382166;Diablo-D3;IMPLEMENTATION == SPECIFICATION -312599;1345382168;Diablo-D3;IMPLEMENTATION == SPECIFICATION -312598;1345382168;Diablo-D3;IMPLEMENTATION == SPECIFICATION -312597;1345382168;Diablo-D3;IMPLEMENTATION == SPECIFICATION -312596;1345382168;Diablo-D3;IMPLEMENTATION == SPECIFICATION -312595;1345382172;Diablo-D3;HERP DERP -312594;1345382174;Diablo-D3;HERP DERP -312593;1345382198;Diablo-D3;fucking wikipedia -312592;1345382201;Diablo-D3;the trash of the internet -312591;1345382202;EmanuelDeOrtego;I bet its some Bitcoin-Qt developer who wants take all the credit for Bitcoin's current success. -312590;1345382210;Diablo-D3;EmanuelDeOrtego: who, satoshi? -312589;1345382220;EmanuelDeOrtego;No, Satoshi would be pissed off. -312588;1345382227;Diablo-D3;you missed the point -312587;1345382236;EmanuelDeOrtego;Either Gmaxwell or Andresen -312586;1345382239;Diablo-D3;most of the code still is satoshis, everyone else just refined it -312585;1345382249;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ha, yes, now I get you -312584;1345382250;Anduck;well -312583;1345382267;Anduck;put a notice in the article that specifies it is not the same as bitcoin-qt -312582;1345382270;Diablo-D3;even the qt shit was done with qt's tools and copy's satoshis original shit -312581;1345382278;Diablo-D3;Anduck: that doesnt work -312580;1345382287;Anduck;put it with cat-sized letters -312579;1345382287;EmanuelDeOrtego;If we had to rely totally on the Bitcoin.org development team, we would be so fucked. -312578;1345382288;Anduck;and red. -312577;1345382289;Diablo-D3;the only way to stop wikipedia is to claim wikipedia is non-notable -312576;1345382300;Anduck;u cant do it -312575;1345382308;Anduck;just try to stop him from editing it shitway -312574;1345382316;Diablo-D3;since they cant use other wikipedia pages to claim something is notable, all of wikipedia will have to be deleted as per policy -312573;1345382336;Anduck;think about normal users -312572;1345382338;Anduck;just keep it simple -312571;1345382343;Anduck;people use wikipedia -312570;1345382345;Anduck;and will use -312569;1345382353;Diablo-D3;dude, if you use wikipedia, you're a fucktard -312568;1345382366;Anduck;well, then 95% of internet people are fucktards -312567;1345382370;Diablo-D3;YES. -312566;1345382372;Diablo-D3;YES THEY ARE. -312565;1345382375;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anduck, I'll have to do that during an edit war -312564;1345382385;Anduck;:D -312563;1345382386;Anduck;yeah -312562;1345382402;Diablo-D3;I once used a throwaway account over tor to edit GWB's article to say hes actually a reptile in human guise -312561;1345382407;EmanuelDeOrtego;Because some shithead is going to go BITCOIN.ORG IS THE BESTEST FUCK CAPITALIST PIGS IMPROVING BITCOIN -312560;1345382411;Diablo-D3;no one reverted it for days -312559;1345382422;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -312558;1345382440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3969 @ 0.00036743 = 1.4583 BTC [-] -312557;1345382465;EmanuelDeOrtego;Pirate is having a hard time with the market. -312556;1345382499;EmanuelDeOrtego;He has 20,000 Bitcoins to go through before he can buy in at his preferred $8 price -312555;1345382512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12447 @ 0.00036743 = 4.5734 BTC [-] -312554;1345382513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11253 @ 0.00036483 = 4.1054 BTC [-] -312553;1345382639;BTC-Mining;Oh damn, the price dropped again! -312552;1345382650;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yep, Pirate wants it at $8 -312551;1345382655;EmanuelDeOrtego;Then he can buyback -312550;1345382658;EmanuelDeOrtego;Pay his investors -312549;1345382667;Diablo-D3;huh -312548;1345382672;Diablo-D3;thats pretty smart of him -312547;1345382672;EmanuelDeOrtego;He would of paid them all off otherwise -312546;1345382686;BTC-Mining;Ah, he made a claim about that? -312545;1345382710;EmanuelDeOrtego;This is all speculation on my part but I did see him get butthurt when it went over 9 -312544;1345382737;EmanuelDeOrtego;It all matches up though. I mean, why hasn't he paid off his investors yet? -312543;1345382755;EmanuelDeOrtego;Why did he close down at the $15 mark? -312542;1345382762;usagi;NYAN news! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97178.msg1112462#msg1112462 -312541;1345382790;usagi;;;ticker -312540;1345382790;gribble;Best bid: 9.64999, Best ask: 9.65, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 9.65, 24 hour volume: 121860, 24 hour low: 9.51, 24 hour high: 12.192 -312539;1345382828;BTC-Mining;All matches up? Tell me, how could he lower the price so much? -312538;1345382845;usagi;There was at one point over half a million dollars from 10 to 14 -312537;1345382851;usagi;He burned through all that, really? -312536;1345382866;EmanuelDeOrtego;BTC-Mining: The man has a mixed holding of USD and Bitcoin -312535;1345382869;usagi;Sounds a little unbelievable but who knows -312534;1345382874;EmanuelDeOrtego;Over hundreds of thousands of Bitcoins -312533;1345382887;EmanuelDeOrtego;He needs his USD in Bitcoins to pay off his investors -312532;1345382910;EmanuelDeOrtego;So what does he do? -312531;1345382925;dub;fuck my internet tonight -312530;1345382927;EmanuelDeOrtego;He dumps his Bitcoins gradually with hopes of buying those back plus his investors cost. -312529;1345382942;dub;and fuck debian -312528;1345382945;dub;bash: telnet: command not found -312527;1345382950;BTC-Mining;Makes no sense, his bids would force the price up right back -312526;1345382950;dub;what the fuck -312525;1345382965;BTC-Mining;There's a much stronger demand then asks -312524;1345382977;EmanuelDeOrtego;He never makes bids -312523;1345382984;EmanuelDeOrtego;He buys at market rates he likes -312522;1345383013;EmanuelDeOrtego;Again, take what you wish from me but I've seen him play the market before. -312521;1345383024;EmanuelDeOrtego;The guy has a lot of money -312520;1345383043;EmanuelDeOrtego;He has over 400,000 Bitcoins -312519;1345383047;EmanuelDeOrtego;That can take the market to $1 -312518;1345383048;Anduck;maybe he crashes btc-e and not mtgox is following? or vice versa -312517;1345383061;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes, that may be the case. -312516;1345383078;Anduck;now* -312515;1345383088;farfi_;he doesnt have over 400k coins -312514;1345383095;farfi_;he OWES over 400k coins -312513;1345383104;EmanuelDeOrtego;Doesn't matter -312512;1345383108;EmanuelDeOrtego;Those coins are in his hands -312511;1345383111;EmanuelDeOrtego;and he plays with them -312510;1345383112;Anduck;is there a thread about this stuff -312509;1345383113;Anduck;? -312508;1345383120;farfi_;they arent in his hands -312507;1345383121;Anduck;imo he doesnt have that much -312506;1345383125;Anduck;where did u get that 400k? -312505;1345383128;BTC-Mining;pure speculations... -.- -312504;1345383133;DiabloD3;yeah -312503;1345383138;dust-otc;Anduck: estimates from interest payments -312502;1345383138;DiabloD3;if he crashes the market with them -312501;1345383144;Anduck;ok -312500;1345383148;DiabloD3;and then buys them back at a much cheaper price -312499;1345383149;DiabloD3;he wins -312498;1345383164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31009 @ 0.00036997 = 11.4724 BTC [+] -312497;1345383169;Anduck;yes -312496;1345383171;dust-otc;i think you guys are overestimating the profitability of this kind of manipulation -312495;1345383176;EmanuelDeOrtego;The guy is a retired 40 year old and this is his side project -312494;1345383183;EmanuelDeOrtego;dust-otc: The market is so puny -312493;1345383184;dust-otc;if you sell to crash, you are selling some of your coins low -312492;1345383197;EmanuelDeOrtego;Not if you project it on the volumes correctly -312491;1345383217;EmanuelDeOrtego;The market is easily quantified -312490;1345383221;EmanuelDeOrtego;This is not rocket science -312489;1345383224;DiabloD3;yes, but what if you have 400k -312488;1345383225;EmanuelDeOrtego;nor a typical market -312487;1345383232;DiabloD3;you sell from $15 the whole way down to $5 -312486;1345383236;DiabloD3;then you buy from $1 up to $5 -312485;1345383243;DiabloD3;you now have 400k coins -312484;1345383250;DiabloD3;you also have a fuckton of usd -312483;1345383255;dust-otc;how does price go from $5 to $1 -312482;1345383260;farfi_;panic -312481;1345383261;dust-otc;when someone sells down to $5 -312480;1345383265;DiabloD3;panic -312479;1345383272;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's only 100,000 Bitcoins or so -312478;1345383280;DiabloD3;its standard panic intertia -312477;1345383285;EmanuelDeOrtego;It takes nothing to make that happen from the view of a retired man with decent savings -312476;1345383290;dust-otc;if the price crashes to $5 and it isn't due to some sort of illegality -312475;1345383296;dust-otc;who is selling then? -312474;1345383299;dust-otc;i would be buying -312473;1345383311;EmanuelDeOrtego;Hence why we are headed back to $10 -312472;1345383316;EmanuelDeOrtego;Noone said it was easy -312471;1345383329;EmanuelDeOrtego;His whole strategy relies on not being detected -312470;1345383334;EmanuelDeOrtego;Else the market will write him off -312469;1345383345;DiabloD3;dust-otc: thats the thing -312468;1345383347;DiabloD3;markets are VERY efficient -312467;1345383353;DiabloD3;you will see the effect of the news before you see the news -312466;1345383365;BTC-Mining;The demand is still strong... and it is increasing as prices drop -312465;1345383372;dust-otc;but if the price crashes to $5, I will check the news before I panic to $1 -312464;1345383374;DiabloD3;so if it flash crashes the whole way from $15 to $5, people are going to sell THEN google for "bitcoin illegal fbi" -312463;1345383376;BTC-Mining;Markets. It just works. -312462;1345383393;dust-otc;DiabloD3: that is an incorrect assumption -312461;1345383395;DiabloD3;dust-otc: thats you, and thats also me -312460;1345383398;DiabloD3;but we're not 99% of people -312459;1345383408;DiabloD3;nope, its a 100% correct assumption -312458;1345383414;DiabloD3;people are fucking stupid -312457;1345383421;DiabloD3;doublely so when they panic -312456;1345383457;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.099 = 3.267 BTC [+] -312455;1345383461;BTC-Mining;This is exactly why I don't sell my bitcoins... I see too much bids and low asks -312454;1345383468;BTC-Mining;The drop is due to large sales... -312453;1345383477;DiabloD3;I' -312452;1345383477;BTC-Mining;certainly related to pirate closing -312451;1345383478;DiabloD3;er -312450;1345383484;dust-otc;I think either pirate is in a very tough spot, or was straight running a ponzi -312449;1345383487;DiabloD3;I'd rather default on credit cards before selling bitcoins -312448;1345383492;BTC-Mining;But I'm not betting as to when they go back up -312447;1345383502;EmanuelDeOrtego;It will stabilize to $10 on Monday -312446;1345383505;dust-otc;either way, he might not be able to pay back -312445;1345383512;BTC-Mining;dust-otc, seeing how it ended, I would think the same thing -312444;1345383514;EmanuelDeOrtego;else Pirate refuses to go into the red -312443;1345383518;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: why do you think Pirate is dumping BTC? He needs a assload of it next week -312442;1345383531;EmanuelDeOrtego;You have to get started some time -312441;1345383538;EmanuelDeOrtego;He needs a week or so to collect -312440;1345383551;Anduck;do u think pirate will pay? -312439;1345383555;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes -312438;1345383558;EmanuelDeOrtego;Else he is dead -312437;1345383562;EmanuelDeOrtego;People know him -312436;1345383563;dust-otc;unfortunately for pirate, if he can't pay back, his scheme is indistinguishable from a ponzi -312435;1345383569;BTC-Mining;The way to have done it would have been to put a humongous ask wall of 400k BTC at 10$ -312434;1345383572;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: so you are pulling those facts out of your ass? -312433;1345383573;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.01 = 2.02 BTC [-] -312432;1345383583;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: I am not stating anything empirical -312431;1345383587;BTC-Mining;That should have made the market unenthusiastic about buying -312430;1345383600;EmanuelDeOrtego;People see right through ask walls -312429;1345383605;EskimoBob;just bullshiting? -312428;1345383618;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nah, I am trading off this information -312427;1345383628;BTC-Mining;Yes, but would have still required a huge volume -312426;1345383647;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6201 = 1.2402 BTC [-] -312425;1345383647;EskimoBob;so you are lying and manipulating market with bull shit to make few pennies? -312424;1345383672;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nope -312423;1345383678;EskimoBob;or you think that market reacts to your load of crap and it makes you feel good? -312422;1345383680;EmanuelDeOrtego;I don't think people are that stupid -312421;1345383686;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego = atlas ?! -312420;1345383693;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes -312419;1345383720;EmanuelDeOrtego;The facts are Pirate is low on Bitcoins and he can't profitably buy at these current prices. -312418;1345383738;EskimoBob;how do you know that? -312417;1345383743;mircea_popescu; Either Gmaxwell << prolly gmaxwell. he's the sort of useless faggot that tries to prop his idiocy through administrative crap. -312416;1345383746;usagi;That isn't a fact.... -312415;1345383758;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 100 @ 0.13 = 13 BTC [+] -312414;1345383766;Anduck;who's atlas? -312413;1345383767;EmanuelDeOrtego;His account balances are easily seen. I need to recheck them. -312412;1345383770;EskimoBob;did your ass told you this fact EmanuelDeOrtego? -312411;1345383781;EmanuelDeOrtego;Look, write me off if that is your nature. -312410;1345383784;DiabloD3;atlas is this faggot troll on the forums -312409;1345383785;DiabloD3;hes going by p4man now -312408;1345383790;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -312407;1345383791;EmanuelDeOrtego;no -312406;1345383817;EmanuelDeOrtego;You have no obligation to respect my speculation -312405;1345383825;EskimoBob;p4man is not that bad at all but "EmanuelDeOrtego" character is a joke -312404;1345383837;DiabloD3;RESPECT MAH AUTHORITAH dot jaypeg. -312403;1345383844;Anduck;btw, what happened to the 10k btc bet with pirate and vandroiyu ormsmth? -312402;1345383848;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: psst, EmanuelDeOrtego IS atlas -312401;1345383855;BTC-Mining;Well KRAKEN is IPOing soon on GLBSE -312400;1345383855;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: The fact you are emotionally stricken by my speculation says something. -312399;1345383865;Anduck;BTC-Mining: wat is KRAKEN? -312398;1345383873;DiabloD3;EMOTIONALLY STRICKEN -312397;1345383878;dust-otc;Anduck: Patrick Harnett's fund -312396;1345383878;DiabloD3;so what, he got a boner or something? -312395;1345383878;EmanuelDeOrtego;It says you are not receptive to what the real truth is regardless if I am saying it or not. -312394;1345383879;EskimoBob;no, I am not emonitionally stricken -312393;1345383884;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.1051 = 1.5765 BTC [-] -312392;1345383892;dust-otc;Anduck: well, KRAKEN is a passthrough -312391;1345383896;EmanuelDeOrtego;You have an incentive for me to be wrong. -312390;1345383902;BTC-Mining;My passthru to Patrick Harnett's fund, paying 0% - 2.5% a week -312389;1345383906;Anduck;ok -312388;1345383910;DiabloD3;your mom gave me an emotionally stricken. howza. -312387;1345383919;BTC-Mining;Unlike pirate, I trust those rates to be real -312386;1345383931;DiabloD3;BTC-Mining: but not less than 0%? -312385;1345383939;BTC-Mining;Not less than 0%, no -312384;1345383962;dust-otc;I trust Patrick Harnett, although his support of pirate makes me trust him less than I would otherwise -312383;1345383964;BTC-Mining;He backs it with the whole of his funds, if there's a loss, he'll pay from his money -312382;1345383965;DiabloD3;huh -312381;1345383967;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: you just spamm this forum and this is a bit annoying. YTour drivel drowns most of the interesting information -312380;1345383979;EmanuelDeOrtego;Spam is subjective. -312379;1345383987;EmanuelDeOrtego;Interesting is subjective. -312378;1345383988;dust-otc;I regret not buying out all of his capacity, and creating a passthrough -312377;1345383993;mircea_popescu;so this is nao -otc -312376;1345383995;mircea_popescu;bah. -312375;1345383995;dust-otc;that is where the risk free profit is -312374;1345384010;BTC-Mining;Hey... my money! -312373;1345384021;BTC-Mining;Throw your own money, DiabloD3 =/ -312372;1345384030;DiabloD3;BTC-Mining: how many original IPO shares have you not sold yet? -312371;1345384060;BTC-Mining;I haven't sold one yet... heck they've never been on sale so far. -312370;1345384078;DiabloD3;what, really? -312369;1345384082;DiabloD3;then what have I been buying? -312368;1345384096;BTC-Mining;Are you talking about KRAKEN? -312367;1345384105;DiabloD3;no, btc-mining -312366;1345384113;EmanuelDeOrtego;I have one question: Why would Pirate delay his payouts if he has all the Bitcoins ready in hand? Why would he pay the price of more scrutiny and calls for a ponzi just for an extra week of not paying? -312365;1345384122;EmanuelDeOrtego;call of a* -312364;1345384135;Anduck;would you people use a stock exchange that didn't lag and looked professional and be very secure? -312363;1345384137;EmanuelDeOrtego;It does not take a week to payout and already well-managed fund. -312362;1345384143;EmanuelDeOrtego;an* -312361;1345384144;BTC-Mining;because an actual ponzi? -312360;1345384162;EmanuelDeOrtego;The likely case is that he does not have enough Bitcoins but has it all in USD. -312359;1345384164;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: there is another channel for questions like this. -312358;1345384169;EskimoBob;go ask him -312357;1345384173;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -312356;1345384190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6747 @ 0.00036483 = 2.4615 BTC [-] -312355;1345384190;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: He wouldn't admit this because it would ruin it. -312354;1345384191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00036468 = 4.595 BTC [-] -312353;1345384200;EmanuelDeOrtego;If he tells the market he needs to buyback -312352;1345384204;EmanuelDeOrtego;We're back at 15 dollars -312351;1345384223;EmanuelDeOrtego;We only need to look at the principles here -312350;1345384228;EskimoBob;so I guess he bought all the coin he needed :) LOL @ EmanuelDeOrtego -312349;1345384237;blazing;so when will we see a rise in price again? -312348;1345384246;EmanuelDeOrtego;Before next weeks payout -312347;1345384279;BTC-Mining;As for your question DiabloD3, there's 7631 shares left for BTC-MINING -312346;1345384285;Anduck;would you people use a stock exchange that didn't lag and looked professional and be very secure? and be made by me -312345;1345384286;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: Can't be true because if he has the Bitcoins in hand, he would of already paid back his investors. -312344;1345384306;EmanuelDeOrtego;Again, it's all a matter of principles. -312343;1345384319;BTC-Mining;Good luck Anduck... -312342;1345384322;DiabloD3;BTC-Mining: man, I wish I could buy them all -312341;1345384331;DiabloD3;BTC-Mining: over the next three months Ill buy about 150 -312340;1345384335;DiabloD3;well -312339;1345384341;DiabloD3;assuming if someone else doesnt jump in there first -312338;1345384348;BTC-Mining;It's costy, there's for about 100 000$ in IPO -312337;1345384368;DiabloD3;at least its keeping DMC going -312336;1345384370;BTC-Mining;We've only got about $24000 so far -312335;1345384466;EskimoBob;DiabloD3: you are still buying mining turds? Have you learned anything over the past month or so? -312334;1345384478;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: I currently have none -312333;1345384479;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.099 = 0.198 BTC [+] -312332;1345384494;EmanuelDeOrtego;Mining turds still have backing -312331;1345384501;EmanuelDeOrtego;You just need to know how to manage that backing -312330;1345384518;BTC-Mining;BTC-MINING is not a fixed mhash bond... -312329;1345384519;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: you do realize I hold 56 ghash in asicmining, right? -312328;1345384553;BTC-Mining;56 hypothetical ghash -312327;1345384558;EskimoBob;56 GH of nothing as of now. In the future IF! they get the chip working - YES -312326;1345384564;EmanuelDeOrtego;usagi: Anyways, yes, what I am not saying is not absolutely empirical. You just need to answer the question of why Pirate is delaying. -312325;1345384572;EmanuelDeOrtego;what I am saying* -312324;1345384573;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: well, Im willing to take the risk -312323;1345384574;usagi;At least someone thinks I am doing a good job, someone just bought 100 NYAN.B :) Thanks guys. -312322;1345384584;usagi;I don't know why he is delaying. -312321;1345384588;usagi;Maybe he isn't delaying? -312320;1345384594;usagi;It makes sense that he pays on the usual day -312319;1345384594;BTC-Mining;Emanuel, I'd personally say he needs time to disappear from the map but... -312318;1345384599;EmanuelDeOrtego;usagi: You do your homework. -312317;1345384602;BTC-Mining;Hopefully that won't be that case -312316;1345384604;usagi;If he closes down it makes sense he will pay on that day as usual. -312315;1345384631;EmanuelDeOrtego;You're likely right. It might just be tradition but it still seem unusual to me especially with everyone dogging him out. -312314;1345384632;Anduck;9.2 -312313;1345384633;usagi;I talk to a lot of people and a lot of the people who are invested in me have a vested (hence the term) financial interest in making sure that I know what I need to know to keep their money safe. -312312;1345384638;EmanuelDeOrtego;Even the coldest man still desires respect. -312311;1345384645;EskimoBob;and please, stop talking in Mm/s giga what ever. Difficulty eating it up faster than any infaltin east at any currency in the world -312310;1345384677;usagi;I only know what I need to know, and personally, I trust pirate. -312309;1345384693;BTC-Mining;I really hope you're right... -312308;1345384697;usagi;Me too -312307;1345384706;EmanuelDeOrtego;I do as well. I trust that he isn't a man that goes into the red or wants to payout of his own savings. -312306;1345384725;BTC-Mining;I'd prefer a "Huge returns real in bitcoin world" news than "Yet another scam in bitcoin world" -312305;1345384741;EskimoBob;same here :) got a nice pile of BTC on that -312304;1345384741;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining don't worry, the former will never happen -312303;1345384745;EmanuelDeOrtego;I trust he isn't a man that doesn't want his head blown off by a darknet assassin because he didn't pay. -312302;1345384753;mircea_popescu;it'll be the later etiehr way. media knows which side's buttered -312301;1345384756;EmanuelDeOrtego;that wants* -312300;1345384766;mircea_popescu;darknet assasin ? gtfo. -312299;1345384772;usagi;Darknet? -312298;1345384776;EskimoBob;lol -312297;1345384790;EskimoBob;you just took the road to funny farm ... for good -312296;1345384791;usagi;So we can choose to be on the dark side or the light side? -312295;1345384793;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: -312294;1345384799;usagi;I like this idea -312293;1345384802;EmanuelDeOrtego;Darknet = Tor -312292;1345384807;mircea_popescu;lightnet assasin chick gives him a bj. -312291;1345384811;usagi;I get to be a jedi now.. Or a sith. -312290;1345384835;mircea_popescu;i'd ignopre the idiot but then the entire rest of you will keep ranting at him so i'd just end up with random garble. -312289;1345384840;mircea_popescu;can we just get back to the topic ? -312288;1345384846;usagi;Use my knowledge.. I beg you. And you can save your secret pirate investments, from certain death. -312287;1345384849;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: you really need to call Jack Bauer. He will fix this -312286;1345384869;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea_popescu: Riddle me this: Why am I an idiot? -312285;1345384883;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego the darknet assasin comment sealed it. -312284;1345384915;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's me trying to be funny but people know Pirate's real name. -312283;1345384922;EmanuelDeOrtego;He is dead meat if he doesn't pay. -312282;1345384925;usagi;omg I just found a diamond in minecraft! -312281;1345384928;dust-otc;anyone want to bet pirate will not pay back everyone within 2 weeks? -312280;1345384933;mircea_popescu;no, see ? you just did it again. -312279;1345384942;mircea_popescu;this is why you're an idiot. -312278;1345384968;EskimoBob;Wha do you guys think. Can GLBSE IPO be used to set up a art studio? There will be divs when everything gets set up. IPO proceeds are used to buy equipment. Equipment actually produces revenue because people (not part of the studio) buy time to use it. -312277;1345384969;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12300 @ 0.00098965 = 12.1727 BTC [-] -312276;1345384984;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.665 = 9.975 BTC [-] -312275;1345384985;EmanuelDeOrtego;Why am I an idiot? Because I believe Pirate's ability to function in the world is threatened if he goes bankrupt? -312274;1345385002;EmanuelDeOrtego;Because I don't believe Pirate is god? -312273;1345385004;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego because you think that knowing someone's name and killing someone are even vaguely related. -312272;1345385016;Anduck;ponzi runner can easily hide. -312271;1345385018;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego and mircea_popescu get a priv room and go for it -312270;1345385018;EmanuelDeOrtego;It was a sarcastic remark. -312269;1345385018;Anduck;did u know that? -312268;1345385024;EskimoBob;or just fuck off -312267;1345385032;mircea_popescu;ya srlsy. -312266;1345385083;EskimoBob;and wtf is atlas? -312265;1345385095;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -312264;1345385096;gribble;Best bid: 9.34996, Best ask: 9.34997, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 9.34997, 24 hour volume: 128078, 24 hour low: 9.251, 24 hour high: 12.178 -312263;1345385099;mircea_popescu;o hey. nine. -312262;1345385102;mircea_popescu;;;bids 9 -312261;1345385102;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve order book data. Try again later. -312260;1345385105;mircea_popescu;o wow ? -312259;1345385128;mircea_popescu;;;bids 9 -312258;1345385129;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve order book data. Try again later. -312257;1345385133;mircea_popescu;down for good eh. -312256;1345385135;EskimoBob;gribble needs to be assboted -312255;1345385155;BTC-Mining;Actually, bitcoinchart is off too and MtGox is slow -312254;1345385189;BTC-Mining;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -312253;1345385195;BTC-Mining;Says we're still over 10 -312252;1345385201;EskimoBob;no -312251;1345385212;EskimoBob;it shows way below 9 -312250;1345385214;EskimoBob;10 -312249;1345385262;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -312248;1345385306;BTC-Mining;Oh, I meant the market depth part -312247;1345385306;mircea_popescu;ya you prolly need to reload BTC-Mining -312246;1345385309;mircea_popescu;a a -312245;1345385320;BTC-Mining;which might be why gribble can't get bids/asks -312244;1345385329;BTC-Mining;maybe that is unresponsive -312243;1345385334;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.199 BTC [-] -312242;1345385472;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.07120175 = 71.2018 BTC [+] -312241;1345385480;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.16157212 = 161.5721 BTC [-] -312240;1345385497;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.0259 = 6.1554 BTC [+] -312239;1345385499;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 1.026 = 14.364 BTC [+] -312238;1345385598;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.026 = 6.156 BTC [+] -312237;1345385599;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.027 = 4.108 BTC [+] -312236;1345385615;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.665 = 5.32 BTC [-] -312235;1345385826;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 77 @ 0.75 = 57.75 BTC [+] -312234;1345385827;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 34 @ 0.787 = 26.758 BTC [+] -312233;1345385829;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 47 @ 0.788 = 37.036 BTC [+] -312232;1345385829;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 42 @ 0.789 = 33.138 BTC [+] -312231;1345385999;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 3 @ 0.0814 = 0.2442 BTC [+] -312230;1345386036;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2300 @ 0.00098563 = 2.2669 BTC [-] -312229;1345386055;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [+] -312228;1345386089;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.92 = 1.84 BTC [-] -312227;1345386111;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [+] -312226;1345386227;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.789 = 4.734 BTC [+] -312225;1345386335;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.1602952 = 160.2952 BTC [-] -312224;1345386344;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.07202061 = 72.0206 BTC [+] -312223;1345386350;mircea_popescu;o hey, people buying collars now ? -312222;1345386435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 250 @ 0.00379535 = 0.9488 BTC [-] -312221;1345386435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 275 @ 0.00378534 = 1.041 BTC [-] -312220;1345386437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 675 @ 0.00376575 = 2.5419 BTC [-] -312219;1345386580;kakobrekla;wow -312218;1345386585;kakobrekla;;;ticker -312217;1345386585;gribble;Best bid: 9.24999, Best ask: 9.25, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 9.25, 24 hour volume: 134431, 24 hour low: 9.21, 24 hour high: 12.17477 -312216;1345386594;kakobrekla;totally missed that one. -312215;1345386612;mircea_popescu;yeah. -312214;1345386659;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100N] 1 @ 0.29482023 BTC [+] -312213;1345386673;kakobrekla;bought back too damn fast again -312212;1345386711;kakobrekla;same mistakes, always -312211;1345386755;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 69 @ 0.34826193 = 24.0301 BTC [+] -312210;1345386762;mircea_popescu;lol -312209;1345386766;mircea_popescu;don't try to time the market. -312208;1345386794;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 30 @ 0.02904109 = 0.8712 BTC [-] -312207;1345386796;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 20 @ 0.02562805 = 0.5126 BTC [-] -312206;1345386797;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 11 @ 0.02373254 = 0.2611 BTC [-] -312205;1345386798;kakobrekla;well the breaking of 10$ is what worries me -312204;1345386850;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 4 @ 0.21332463 = 0.8533 BTC [+] -312203;1345386856;mircea_popescu;yeah i can see it. -312202;1345387073;Anduck;did u know that? -312201;1345387080;Anduck;ops -312200;1345387081;Anduck;missclick -312199;1345387223;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1 @ 0.4247919 BTC [-] -312198;1345387224;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120N] 1 @ 0.20738791 BTC [-] -312197;1345387226;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 6 @ 0.0265118 = 0.1591 BTC [+] -312196;1345387227;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 29 @ 0.02590221 = 0.7512 BTC [-] -312195;1345387228;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 28 @ 0.01847604 = 0.5173 BTC [-] -312194;1345387230;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 10 @ 0.01521074 = 0.1521 BTC [-] -312193;1345387357;mircea_popescu;incredible wjhat 300k btc can do to the market lol -312192;1345387390;kakobrekla;;;ticker -312191;1345387391;gribble;Best bid: 8.89, Best ask: 8.999, Bid-ask spread: 0.10900, Last trade: 8.89, 24 hour volume: 139301, 24 hour low: 8.89, 24 hour high: 12.17477 -312190;1345387399;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -312189;1345387407;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00098965 = 1.5834 BTC [+] -312188;1345387425;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7600 @ 0.00100227 = 7.6173 BTC [+] -312187;1345387426;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5325 @ 0.00100515 = 5.3524 BTC [+] -312186;1345387436;mircea_popescu;course all the miner bonds are REALLY useless now -312185;1345387445;DiabloD3;yes -312184;1345387449;DiabloD3;so if you dont want them anymore -312183;1345387452;DiabloD3;Ill take them -312182;1345387513;mircea_popescu;how's your acquisitions going btw ? -312181;1345387514;kakobrekla;next week or two is gonna be wicket i smell. -312180;1345387528;kakobrekla;wicked* -312179;1345387540;DiabloD3;mircea_popescu: well, I think people are pissed Im asking 15mh per trade now -312178;1345387545;DiabloD3;EmanuelDeOrtego: so? -312177;1345387554;DiabloD3;-_-` -312176;1345387561;DiabloD3;its not cool, Im trying to save bitcoin here -312175;1345387565;mircea_popescu;so did you manage to trade anything ? -312174;1345387569;DiabloD3;the word you'r elooking for is awesome -312173;1345387585;kakobrekla;;;ticker -312172;1345387585;gribble;Best bid: 8.88273, Best ask: 8.89999, Bid-ask spread: 0.01726, Last trade: 8.89999, 24 hour volume: 138737, 24 hour low: 8.88273, 24 hour high: 12.17477 -312171;1345387585;DiabloD3;mircea_popescu: not much. -312170;1345387592;DiabloD3;DOWN WE GO -312169;1345387608;mircea_popescu;it didn't change much from prev did it, the ticker i mean. -312168;1345387619;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 1.027 = 9.243 BTC [+] -312167;1345387639;kakobrekla;bah -312166;1345387646;kakobrekla;clark moody still stuck at 10.8 -312165;1345387651;kakobrekla;sucks balls -312164;1345387656;DiabloD3;I guess predictinator was right -312163;1345387659;DiabloD3;it just had the wrong time scale -312162;1345387664;mircea_popescu;i tell you this has been my largest month to date for options. -312161;1345387710;kakobrekla;;;ticker -312160;1345387710;gribble;Best bid: 8.84729, Best ask: 8.8494, Bid-ask spread: 0.00211, Last trade: 8.8494, 24 hour volume: 137908, 24 hour low: 8.8494, 24 hour high: 12.17477 -312159;1345387735;kakobrekla;2k aint shit -312158;1345387749;mircea_popescu;2k what ? -312157;1345387756;BTC-Mining;I wanted to get all my BTC out to sell them at 15$... couldn't make it -312156;1345387765;DiabloD3;OVER NINE THOUSAND -312155;1345387766;BTC-Mining;came back from work and it was down to 12 -312154;1345387774;mircea_popescu;sucks lol -312153;1345387794;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you should have sold puts :D -312152;1345387838;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 95 @ 0.105 = 9.975 BTC [+] -312151;1345387854;BTC-Mining;basis? basis is to buy them back at a lower rate -312150;1345387871;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD_depth.html << i think mtgox has frozen api -312149;1345387876;mircea_popescu;cause clarkmoody stuck in same spot -312148;1345387877;elementz;hi all -312147;1345387880;mircea_popescu;hi. -312146;1345387897;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -312145;1345387897;gribble;Best bid: 8.87823, Best ask: 8.9, Bid-ask spread: 0.02177, Last trade: 8.99999, 24 hour volume: 137433, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -312144;1345387900;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -312143;1345387904;elementz;i was just wandering; is there a way to buy call/put options somewhere in bitcoin economy? -312142;1345387905;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 57 seconds -312141;1345387916;mircea_popescu;elementz http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php -312140;1345387942;mircea_popescu;it's in the chanel topic, too -312139;1345387951;mircea_popescu;but i guess nobody reads topics anymore -312138;1345387953;elementz;oh yeah looked into that. looks really complicated ;-) -312137;1345387969;kakobrekla;;;ticker -312136;1345387970;gribble;Best bid: 8.87823, Best ask: 8.9, Bid-ask spread: 0.02177, Last trade: 8.99999, 24 hour volume: 137433, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -312135;1345387972;mircea_popescu;well i don't know that there's simpler ways. -312134;1345387973;kakobrekla;hm -312133;1345387978;kakobrekla;mtg says 9 -312132;1345387979;kakobrekla;:p -312131;1345387990;elementz;what about otc? are there people doing it? -312130;1345388012;mircea_popescu;not really. some people do options for stocks ocasionally, but it's in general among trusted parties. -312129;1345388015;BTC-Mining;bids are being removed... -312128;1345388025;elementz;ok -312127;1345388033;mircea_popescu;what if this isn't really a pirate thing but gox got hacked again !? -312126;1345388040;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1248 = 0.3744 BTC [-] -312125;1345388042;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 13 @ 0.1249 = 1.6237 BTC [+] -312124;1345388043;elementz;so the only way would be via mpex. -312123;1345388063;mircea_popescu;elementz the simpler way, anyway. -312122;1345388068;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 58 @ 0.15 = 8.7 BTC [+] -312121;1345388105;zefir;ZETA-MINING: dividends for week 33.2012 paid early -312120;1345388118;kakobrekla;BTC-Mining from where? -312119;1345388121;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 700 @ 0.30782685 = 215.4788 BTC [+] -312118;1345388144;BTC-Mining;mtgox live -312117;1345388154;BTC-Mining;10k just got removed -312116;1345388186;BTC-Mining;I don't mind price going down, I'll buy some more at 4-5 like in the good old days. -312115;1345388213;BTC-Mining;Mine too -312114;1345388258;EskimoBob;:( 8.91371 USD -312113;1345388268;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.21618514 = 216.1851 BTC [+] -312112;1345388284;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.13794295 = 137.943 BTC [+] -312111;1345388292;EskimoBob;9.02632 :) -312110;1345388294;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.07816983 = 78.1698 BTC [+] -312109;1345388315;kakobrekla;doubt it will hold -312108;1345388328;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 1000 @ 0.05243851 = 52.4385 BTC [+] -312107;1345388423;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190N] 4 @ 0.09904921 = 0.3962 BTC [-] -312106;1345388423;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090N] 1 @ 0.34620574 BTC [+] -312105;1345388425;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100N] 3 @ 0.28788494 = 0.8637 BTC [-] -312104;1345388441;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.14378959 = 143.7896 BTC [+] -312103;1345388457;mircea_popescu;i would guess we're gonna sit around nine from now on. -312102;1345388467;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -312101;1345388467;gribble;Best bid: 9.03998, Best ask: 9.03999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 9.03999, 24 hour volume: 139125, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -312100;1345388474;mircea_popescu;;;asks 10 -312099;1345388474;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve order book data. Try again later. -312098;1345388530;EskimoBob;mtgox is changes UI so much I can not find the orderbook :) -312097;1345388607;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.01 = 2.02 BTC [-] -312096;1345388609;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0051 = 4.0204 BTC [-] -312095;1345388610;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.0051 = 5.0255 BTC [-] -312094;1345388611;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.992 = 4.96 BTC [-] -312093;1345388613;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9912 BTC [-] -312092;1345388613;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.991 = 1.982 BTC [-] -312091;1345388614;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 41 @ 0.97 = 39.77 BTC [-] -312090;1345388658;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10212 @ 0.00099409 = 10.1516 BTC [-] -312089;1345388659;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7900 @ 0.00099247 = 7.8405 BTC [-] -312088;1345388660;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 800 @ 0.00098563 = 0.7885 BTC [-] -312087;1345388661;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5064 @ 0.00098505 = 4.9883 BTC [-] -312086;1345388662;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14016 @ 0.00097996 = 13.7351 BTC [-] -312085;1345388663;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2200 @ 0.00097991 = 2.1558 BTC [-] -312084;1345388664;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10800 @ 0.00097931 = 10.5765 BTC [-] -312083;1345388665;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17000 @ 0.00097778 = 16.6223 BTC [-] -312082;1345388667;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7889 @ 0.00096869 = 7.642 BTC [-] -312081;1345388667;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4119 @ 0.00096853 = 3.9894 BTC [-] -312080;1345388761;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.096 = 9.6 BTC [-] -312079;1345388833;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -312078;1345388834;gribble;Best bid: 9.12378, Best ask: 9.12379, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 9.12379, 24 hour volume: 139768, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -312077;1345388838;mircea_popescu;omg rally! -312076;1345388844;mircea_popescu;all the way to 15! YAAA -312075;1345388846;mircea_popescu;gogogo -312074;1345388899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35153 @ 0.00036457 = 12.8157 BTC [-] -312073;1345388901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27949 @ 0.00036997 = 10.3403 BTC [+] -312072;1345388947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00036308 = 3.9939 BTC [-] -312071;1345388948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11714 @ 0.00036299 = 4.2521 BTC [-] -312070;1345388983;kakobrekla;;;ticker -312069;1345388983;gribble;Best bid: 9.17, Best ask: 9.19, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 9.19, 24 hour volume: 141252, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -312068;1345389034;mircea_popescu;oya! -312067;1345389041;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 13 @ 1.18 = 15.34 BTC [+] -312066;1345389071;elementz;so does anyone know, when the pirate bond really picked up traction? can it be correlated with the pricetrend over the last year somehow? did anybody try this at all? -312065;1345389094;mircea_popescu;elementz the various bonds offered on pirate are really a tiny part of the pie. -312064;1345389112;mircea_popescu;maybe 10% or so. -312063;1345389133;elementz;ok, so how big was the whole pirate operation though? -312062;1345389140;mircea_popescu;people claim around 500k -312061;1345389147;Anduck;btc -312060;1345389147;mircea_popescu;the bonds never did 50k afaik. -312059;1345389164;nefario;wow is the price of BTC dropping like a rock -312058;1345389179;mircea_popescu;no actually now it's rallying nefario . dropped earlier to ~8.x -312057;1345389195;elementz;hm. so how many btc exist all in a atm? -312056;1345389204;dub;;;bc,totalbtc -312055;1345389204;gribble;Error: "bc,totalbtc" is not a valid command. -312054;1345389208;dub;;;bc,totalbc -312053;1345389209;gribble;HTTP Error 500: Internal Server Error -312052;1345389224;dub;9 million or so -312051;1345389227;dub;iirc -312050;1345389228;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.14600797 = 146.008 BTC [+] -312049;1345389256;mircea_popescu;9.7mn -312048;1345389305;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -312047;1345389305;gribble;Best bid: 9.21199, Best ask: 9.262, Bid-ask spread: 0.05001, Last trade: 9.262, 24 hour volume: 142645, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -312046;1345389350;elementz;hmm. so about 5.5% percent of total btc were tied up in pirates operation. -312045;1345389379;mircea_popescu;.py 500 / 9700 -312044;1345389382;blazing;!ticker -312043;1345389382;markac;0 -312042;1345389382;assbot;Provide ticker. -312041;1345389390;mircea_popescu;that's right. 0%. :D -312040;1345389441;elementz;so how come he could move the price so much then? if he actually did that at all -312039;1345389465;mircea_popescu;the total volume of past 3 days was about 300k -312038;1345389484;mircea_popescu;mt gox is really not the be all-end all. plenty of btc moves otc etc. -312037;1345389517;elementz;but i guess most people use mtgox as a reference for their price, no? -312036;1345389536;mircea_popescu;many people do, yes. -312035;1345389550;mircea_popescu;it's a pretty good reference in general, just, it's not gospel is all. -312034;1345389577;elementz;k -312033;1345389610;mircea_popescu;that aside, if i were to sell 5.5% of any stock it would drop significantly too. -312032;1345389641;mircea_popescu;it doesn't happen irl because the people who own that much are sane and don't do this sort of shit -312031;1345389662;mircea_popescu;and the reason that is the case is the fact that irl people don't just hand their money to any random dood. -312030;1345389667;mircea_popescu;btc still has a lot to learn. -312029;1345389670;EskimoBob;"plenty of btc moves otc etc" - seriously? -312028;1345389675;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob yes. -312027;1345389690;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 1.0001 = 5.0005 BTC [-] -312026;1345389710;kakobrekla;;;ticker -312025;1345389711;gribble;Best bid: 9.35614, Best ask: 9.3989, Bid-ask spread: 0.04276, Last trade: 9.4, 24 hour volume: 143134, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -312024;1345389722;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [-] -312023;1345389745;EskimoBob;are you adding all non exchange transactions to OTC? -312022;1345389767;mircea_popescu;yes. -312021;1345389777;mircea_popescu;seeing how that's what otc means. -312020;1345389783;mircea_popescu;i didn't mean -otc as in the cesspool. -312019;1345389940;EskimoBob;This is not really accurate -312018;1345389965;EskimoBob;because you have no idea WHY coins are moved -312017;1345389987;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.027 BTC [+] -312016;1345390008;mircea_popescu;i didn't mean "all transactions seen in the blockchain" -312015;1345390018;mircea_popescu;i meant transactions in the financial sense, btc for usd or what have you -312014;1345390037;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.12 = 1.2 BTC [-] -312013;1345390039;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.112 BTC [-] -312012;1345390040;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -312011;1345390087;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.027 = 2.054 BTC [+] -312010;1345390154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8042 @ 0.00036997 = 2.9753 BTC [+] -312009;1345390156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17958 @ 0.00037987 = 6.8217 BTC [+] -312008;1345390484;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.795 = 11.13 BTC [+] -312007;1345390517;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.79859997 = 1.5972 BTC [+] -312006;1345390519;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.799 = 3.995 BTC [+] -312005;1345390537;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 75 @ 0.799 = 59.925 BTC [+] -312004;1345390539;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.799 = 3.995 BTC [+] -312003;1345390612;elementz;mircea_popescu: so to get back to mpex; so i could buy a low volume put option there? lets say 5btc. are there any options with a short term expiration date? -312002;1345390653;elementz;this might be a dumb question, but looking at the site i am a bit lost ;-) -312001;1345390731;nefario;you're not dumb -312000;1345390775;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -311999;1345390777;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [+] -311998;1345391236;EskimoBob;any experience with cryptostocks.com ? -311997;1345391307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21359 @ 0.00037987 = 8.1136 BTC [+] -311996;1345391308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13641 @ 0.00038047 = 5.19 BTC [+] -311995;1345392038;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140N] 2 @ 0.15104119 = 0.3021 BTC [-] -311994;1345392162;mircea_popescu;elementz options expire the current and the next month. the current ones are T -311993;1345392186;mircea_popescu;and you can buy in 1 btc increments (each option contract is for 1 btc). so depending what you want exactly 5btc will buy you a few. -311992;1345392256;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 198 @ 1.027 = 203.346 BTC [+] -311991;1345392307;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -311990;1345392307;gribble;Best bid: 9.57, Best ask: 9.64999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07999, Last trade: 9.64999, 24 hour volume: 142025, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -311989;1345392323;mircea_popescu;heh i'm guessing he didnt get that then huh. -311988;1345392356;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.97000001 = 19.4 BTC [-] -311987;1345392358;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.97 = 4.85 BTC [-] -311986;1345392358;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 30 @ 0.961 = 28.83 BTC [-] -311985;1345392360;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.96 = 2.88 BTC [-] -311984;1345392361;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.942 BTC [-] -311983;1345392362;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.941 = 9.41 BTC [-] -311982;1345392363;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.94 = 9.4 BTC [-] -311981;1345392364;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.92 BTC [-] -311980;1345392366;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.9 = 9 BTC [-] -311979;1345392423;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19500 @ 0.00097767 = 19.0646 BTC [+] -311978;1345392424;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11523 @ 0.00096853 = 11.1604 BTC [-] -311977;1345392426;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.00095463 = 1.1456 BTC [-] -311976;1345392427;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12800 @ 0.0009495 = 12.1536 BTC [-] -311975;1345392428;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7912 @ 0.00092586 = 7.3254 BTC [-] -311974;1345392429;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4007 @ 0.00092111 = 3.6909 BTC [-] -311973;1345392430;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13400 @ 0.00091819 = 12.3037 BTC [-] -311972;1345392430;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8471 @ 0.00091494 = 7.7505 BTC [-] -311971;1345392432;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5301 @ 0.00090127 = 4.7776 BTC [-] -311970;1345392433;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7886 @ 0.00090054 = 7.1017 BTC [-] -311969;1345392919;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 7 @ 0.01521074 = 0.1065 BTC [-] -311968;1345392919;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 66 @ 0.00000034 BTC [-] -311967;1345392944;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 35 @ 0.34073206 = 11.9256 BTC [+] -311966;1345392991;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 3 @ 0.43671292 = 1.3101 BTC [+] -311965;1345393014;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080T] 3 @ 0.01147612 = 0.0344 BTC [-] -311964;1345393021;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.53269378 = 1.5981 BTC [+] -311963;1345393039;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070T] 3 @ 0.00022467 = 0.0007 BTC [-] -311962;1345393057;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1 @ 0.72465551 BTC [+] -311961;1345393066;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.62867465 BTC [+] -311960;1345393083;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190N] 1 @ 0.82063637 BTC [+] -311959;1345393179;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.756 = 2.268 BTC [-] -311958;1345393181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13759 @ 0.00038047 = 5.2349 BTC [+] -311957;1345393182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.0003855 = 2.7371 BTC [+] -311956;1345393184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00038559 = 5.0898 BTC [+] -311955;1345393185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 365941 @ 0.0003965 = 145.0956 BTC [+] -311954;1345393382;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.99991 = 1.9998 BTC [+] -311953;1345393498;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1082 = 1.623 BTC [-] -311952;1345393500;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.107 = 0.749 BTC [-] -311951;1345393501;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [-] -311950;1345393502;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [-] -311949;1345393504;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 73 @ 0.101 = 7.373 BTC [-] -311948;1345393511;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.124 = 0.248 BTC [+] -311947;1345393537;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 12 @ 0.101 = 1.212 BTC [-] -311946;1345393555;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.9 = 10.8 BTC [-] -311945;1345393572;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -311944;1345393905;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 33 @ 0.9 = 29.7 BTC [-] -311943;1345394117;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 62 @ 0.9 = 55.8 BTC [-] -311942;1345394190;mircea_popescu; elementz options expire the current and the next month. the current ones are T -311941;1345394190;mircea_popescu; and you can buy in 1 btc increments (each option contract is for 1 btc). so depending what you want exactly 5btc will buy you a few. -311940;1345394190;mircea_popescu;* elementz has quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) -311939;1345394190;mircea_popescu; heh i'm guessing he didnt get that then huh. -311938;1345394254;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C040T] 1 @ 0.71202181 BTC [-] -311937;1345394256;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C040T] 64 @ 0.61870882 = 39.5974 BTC [-] -311936;1345394293;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 2 @ 0.00014536 = 0.0003 BTC [+] -311935;1345394293;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 5 @ 0.00000034 BTC [-] -311934;1345394422;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110N] 2 @ 0.12459087 = 0.2492 BTC [-] -311933;1345394438;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4300 @ 0.00011715 = 0.5037 BTC [+] -311932;1345394498;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.835 BTC [+] -311931;1345394504;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180N] 2 @ 0.72631035 = 1.4526 BTC [+] -311930;1345394523;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160N] 2 @ 0.53416476 = 1.0683 BTC [+] -311929;1345394544;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [-] -311928;1345394590;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170N] 3 @ 0.63023755 = 1.8907 BTC [+] -311927;1345394620;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120N] 4 @ 0.24995151 = 0.9998 BTC [+] -311926;1345394636;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150N] 5 @ 0.43809196 = 2.1905 BTC [+] -311925;1345394649;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 15 @ 0.14947786 = 2.2422 BTC [+] -311924;1345394936;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -311923;1345395194;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.00003126 = 4.689 BTC [-] -311922;1345395635;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.9899 BTC [+] -311921;1345395732;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -311920;1345395733;gribble;Best bid: 9.3, Best ask: 9.39999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 9.4, 24 hour volume: 140154, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -311919;1345395739;mircea_popescu;;;bids 9 -311918;1345395739;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve order book data. Try again later. -311917;1345395974;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -311916;1345396022;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.1 = 1.2 BTC [+] -311915;1345396361;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 2 @ 0.079 = 0.158 BTC [-] -311914;1345396363;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 30 @ 0.05024501 = 1.5074 BTC [-] -311913;1345396366;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.62010001 = 1.2402 BTC [+] -311912;1345396407;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.62000001 = 1.86 BTC [-] -311911;1345396410;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.497 BTC [+] -311910;1345397051;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -311909;1345397225;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.049 = 0.98 BTC [+] -311908;1345397259;mircea_popescu;omfg dmc sells ?! -311907;1345397263;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [-] -311906;1345397268;mircea_popescu;!ticker DMC -311905;1345397270;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.02888] [Ask: 0.049] [Spread: 0.02012] [Last: 0.049] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.04472505] -311904;1345397425;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 5 @ 0.1002 = 0.501 BTC [+] -311903;1345397527;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -311902;1345397579;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -311901;1345397679;mircea_popescu;http://andreiard.ro/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/IMG_4967.jpg -311900;1345397701;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 22 @ 0.011 = 0.242 BTC [+] -311899;1345397902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51689 @ 0.0003965 = 20.4947 BTC [+] -311898;1345398047;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 40 @ 0.08 = 3.2 BTC [-] -311897;1345398545;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.13889999 = 0.4167 BTC [+] -311896;1345398613;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -311895;1345398735;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -311894;1345398766;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -311893;1345398807;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 300 @ 0.1 = 30 BTC [+] -311892;1345398828;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC [+] -311891;1345398886;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 25 @ 0.13889999 = 3.4725 BTC [+] -311890;1345398978;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.13899999 = 2.085 BTC [+] -311889;1345399012;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -311888;1345399382;mircea_popescu;;;tricker -311887;1345399382;gribble;Error: "tricker" is not a valid command. -311886;1345399384;mircea_popescu;aww -311885;1345399602;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.83979 = 3.3592 BTC [+] -311884;1345399604;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.83989 = 1.6798 BTC [+] -311883;1345399604;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.84 = 16.8 BTC [+] -311882;1345399605;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.845 = 42.25 BTC [+] -311881;1345399607;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.89999 = 17.9998 BTC [+] -311880;1345399930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.0003965 = 6.5423 BTC [+] -311879;1345400434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.0003965 = 0.2776 BTC [+] -311878;1345400447;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.055 = 2.75 BTC [+] -311877;1345400490;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [+] -311876;1345400491;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.699 = 3.495 BTC [+] -311875;1345400493;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 11 @ 0.7 = 7.7 BTC [+] -311874;1345400494;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -311873;1345400495;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.74 = 6.66 BTC [+] -311872;1345400496;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 100 @ 0.75 = 75 BTC [+] -311871;1345400498;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 73 @ 0.8 = 58.4 BTC [+] -311870;1345400523;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 66 @ 0.8 = 52.8 BTC [+] -311869;1345400551;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 13 @ 0.8 = 10.4 BTC [+] -311868;1345400607;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.9859 = 4.9295 BTC [-] -311867;1345400616;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.6795 = 2.0385 BTC [+] -311866;1345400624;mircea_popescu;did nasty strike gold ? hehe -311865;1345400644;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6795 BTC [+] -311864;1345400688;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -311863;1345400708;MadSweeney;way to go nasty -311862;1345400765;mircea_popescu;August 11, 2012, 06:17:05 PM A dividend of BTC8.5 has been paid. -311861;1345400777;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem like much gold. -311860;1345401033;EskimoBob;nasty div is up? -311859;1345401076;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.074 = 0.148 BTC [-] -311858;1345401080;mircea_popescu;actually it was only 6.9 on the 18th -311857;1345401092;mircea_popescu;had some tech issues getting more stuff online. -311856;1345401098;EskimoBob;fuuck, we need to rise 12K EUR to get this going -311855;1345401123;mircea_popescu;... -311854;1345401199;EskimoBob;project I mentioned before -311853;1345401279;mircea_popescu;i come from a world where "rise" always prefixes sums of 5 million or more. -311852;1345401285;mircea_popescu;just charge the 12k ffs. -311851;1345401328;EskimoBob;but it was never money for you projects -311850;1345401426;EskimoBob;and lets be honest, for start, you do not live in EU's "advanced" area so your "world" reference is a fkn joke -311849;1345401473;mircea_popescu;i guess your silly stereotypes are the reason you have to "raise" 12k to piss away on some side project you'll get bored with in a week. -311848;1345401503;Luceo;lol raise 12k? :S -311847;1345401509;Luceo;Withdraw it from the bank -311846;1345401528;EskimoBob;lol, fkn gipsy bankers and other piss poor wankers -311845;1345401531;mircea_popescu;nevertheless, there exist people who, should they wish to spend half a mass market car's worth on something, just go ahead and do it. -311844;1345401583;Luceo;EskimoBob: Umm, what are you talking about? -311843;1345401608;mircea_popescu;Luceo flavour of the week is gypsy. i think last week it was greek. -311842;1345401611;mircea_popescu;he has issues. -311841;1345401624;Luceo;Oh OK :P -311840;1345401640;Luceo;So what's this project he needs to raise 12k for? :P -311839;1345401647;Luceo;Deez Litecoiners :P -311838;1345401651;mircea_popescu;new toaster oven. -311837;1345401657;EskimoBob;no, looks like you have issues :) -311836;1345401878;EskimoBob;Luceo: what ever this imaginary money you use in your moms basement to buy "exotic pets" ... -311835;1345401893;Luceo;My mom doesn't have a basement, sorry. Try again. -311834;1345401923;EskimoBob;sorry, so you have to play in a cardboard box... too fkn bad -311833;1345401946;Luceo;Yes, because I'm the one struggling to 'raise' $12,000? -311832;1345401989;EskimoBob;so what is it for you? You like to participate or just jerk off here? -311831;1345402022;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob wait. didn't your online persona include some floor trading ? weren't you some retired financier ? -311830;1345402091;EskimoBob;and how is this even related to what ever you two asshats are so worked up about? -311829;1345402097;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.03939 = 3.1182 BTC [+] -311828;1345402122;mircea_popescu;so basically your theory here is that you're an ex banker with typically white trash mental representations. -311827;1345402139;mircea_popescu;tis very amusing indeed. -311826;1345402141;DeaDTerra;evening :) -311825;1345402145;mircea_popescu;hi. -311824;1345402148;EskimoBob;what are you smoking mircea_popescu ? -311823;1345402149;DeaDTerra;what's going on? :P -311822;1345402154;copumpkin;oh surprise surprise, people being pleasant on the internet -311821;1345402168;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra just having a little fun at the expense of the wannabes. -311820;1345402175;DeaDTerra;okay :P -311819;1345402179;EskimoBob;like yourself? -311818;1345402185;DeaDTerra;burned? xD -311817;1345402186;EskimoBob;man, get a life -311816;1345402200;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.13889999 = 0.2778 BTC [-] -311815;1345402202;DeaDTerra;Anyone want to sell pirate assets? -311814;1345402213;Luceo;Sorry, I couldn't stop laughing at the idea of a banker talking about raising 12k eur ^^ -311813;1345402223;Luceo;I know bankers who spend more than that at dinner... -311812;1345402226;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you are always yapping even if you have nothing of value to add -311811;1345402229;mircea_popescu;Luceo i guess we're not supposed to remember things from the day before. -311810;1345402242;EskimoBob;Luceo: who told you I am a banker? -311809;1345402253;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob do you feel the need for a log quote ? -311808;1345402269;Luceo;EskimoBob: I know it's fast conversation in here sir, but try to keep up -311807;1345402276;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.13899999 = 1.39 BTC [+] -311806;1345402277;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: is pulling crap out of his ass and is delusional enough to believe it's all true -311805;1345402280;Luceo;Sarcasm, btw, it's not -311804;1345402334;EskimoBob;so what is exactly your problem? -311803;1345402355;EskimoBob;forget I asked. I do not care -311802;1345402487;EskimoBob;ircea_popescu is a failed porn peddler. No wonder he has issues. What is your excuse Luceo? -311801;1345402498;mircea_popescu;mkay, since you insist. -311800;1345402500;EskimoBob;oops... I do not care :) -311799;1345402540;Luceo;My excuse for what? -311798;1345402568;Luceo;You're a particularly unpleasant and unknowledgeable person at the best of times, and apparently a discriminatory racist as well... -311797;1345402674;EskimoBob;Luceo: acting like a total idiot for start -311796;1345402679;DeaDTerra;Yea Eskimbob and Mircea have been sitting and fightin in this channel for the last couple of days xD -311795;1345402878;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C040N] 1 @ 0.75714749 BTC [-] -311794;1345402998;pigeons;you're momma's so fat -311793;1345403036;mircea_popescu;Aug 17 19:29:09 I used to work in finance for long time. Got bored and left. Never looked back -311792;1345403036;mircea_popescu;Aug 17 19:29:16 what a waste of life it is. -311791;1345403038;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.7611 = 3.0444 BTC [-] -311790;1345403040;mircea_popescu;so then. -311789;1345403044;mircea_popescu;did you or didn;t you ? -311788;1345403049;EskimoBob;so? -311787;1345403061;mircea_popescu;so isn't in the set {yes, no} -311786;1345403064;pigeons;she doesn't need the internet, she's already world wide -311785;1345403102;mircea_popescu;but either way, if you worked in finance for a long time and left w/o 12k to your name you're even funnier than i had originally hoped for :D -311784;1345403113;EskimoBob;i am not sure what are you attempting to achieve mircea_popescu -311783;1345403138;mircea_popescu;aww, -311782;1345403165;pigeons;EskimoBob's momma so poor she bounces food stamps -311781;1345403170;EskimoBob;you are even more clueless that I imagined. pople rise money for all sorts of shit no matter what thy have on their personal bank account -311780;1345403185;EskimoBob;how fkn stupid are you? -311779;1345403193;mircea_popescu;o, "people" do ? im sorry eskimodog, but we of teh internets know you're a dog. -311778;1345403194;mircea_popescu;what nao ? -311777;1345403199;Luceo;Not 12k -311776;1345403211;mircea_popescu;i am going grocery shopping bye all -311775;1345403217;mircea_popescu;gonna stop by glbse first and ipo my list. -311774;1345403223;mircea_popescu;should raise about $85. -311773;1345403227;Luceo;Nobody with a serious bank account allows other people to buy into a 12k venture, why would they? -311772;1345403244;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.00092602 = 0.8334 BTC [+] -311771;1345403269;EskimoBob;Luceo relax and take your medicine. -311770;1345403283;EskimoBob;you are as useless as any other troll -311769;1345403303;Luceo;Truth = trolling? lol -311768;1345403329;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 5 @ 0.00028 = 0.0014 BTC [+] -311767;1345403332;Luceo;If you've left a finance job and cant afford to throw 12k at something, I'd suggest nobody should want to throw 12k at you :P -311766;1345403337;EskimoBob;for start, you have no idea wtf I am talking about. You got all worked up over nothing and now you are just trolling -311765;1345403352;EskimoBob;what happened? did your mama hurt you? -311764;1345403366;pigeons;Luceo's momma so stupid she peels m&ms to make chocolate chip cookies -311763;1345403368;mircea_popescu;hahaha -311762;1345403376;EskimoBob;probably -311761;1345403383;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00028 BTC [+] -311760;1345403417;EskimoBob;Luceo go write some big numbers on a paper and imagine it's all yours. Will make you feel all rich and powerful .. LOL fkn retard -311759;1345403418;mircea_popescu;so eskimo bobbie, theoretical problem : you need 12 k for your wonder project which is 100% guaranteed to succeed. There's three investors that would give you money : a greek, a gypsy and a pornographer. -311758;1345403420;mircea_popescu;what do you do ? -311757;1345403438;EskimoBob;interesting idea -311756;1345403475;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.58021 BTC [-] -311755;1345403477;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.5802 BTC [-] -311754;1345403478;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5800209 = 2.3201 BTC [-] -311753;1345403479;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.580001 BTC [-] -311752;1345403481;EskimoBob;but look like I am dealing with one asshole, who has split personality problems -311751;1345403494;pigeons;mircea_popescu's momma so ugly she makes blind kids cry -311750;1345403495;EskimoBob;is that you mircea_popescu? -311749;1345403504;Luceo;EskimoBob: If I want to stare at a big number I'll just divide 1 by your IQ -311748;1345403509;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 3 @ 0.55 = 1.65 BTC [-] -311747;1345403511;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -311746;1345403516;mircea_popescu;pigeons that'd be the retractor making them cry :D -311745;1345403534;Luceo;;;calc 1 / 0.0000000000000000000235992 -311744;1345403534;gribble;Error: float division -311743;1345403536;EskimoBob;Luceo: that was deep. Where did you see that before? -311742;1345403539;Luceo;:( -311741;1345403539;mircea_popescu;for the record : i did once run a "cuss the other person out" contest on my blog -311740;1345403544;mircea_popescu;i got like 7-800 comments -311739;1345403566;EskimoBob;lol.. you are a joker -311738;1345403574;usagi;Luceo is a businessman -311737;1345403587;mircea_popescu;nuh-uh http://www.google.com/search?q=injurat+blogari&complete=0 -311736;1345403590;mircea_popescu;even google knows about it. -311735;1345403590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41656 @ 0.00039181 = 16.3212 BTC [+] -311734;1345403593;EskimoBob;Luceo: is a asshole and a shit bag -311733;1345403595;Luceo;Hi usagi -311732;1345403607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61076 @ 0.0003965 = 24.2166 BTC [+] -311731;1345403608;EskimoBob;poor but fat shit bag -311730;1345403618;EskimoBob;at least he acts like one -311729;1345403621;Luceo;EskimoBob, please learn some useful insults, I'm not in middle school any more -311728;1345403624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7531 @ 0.00039181 = 2.9507 BTC [-] -311727;1345403625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36969 @ 0.00038355 = 14.1795 BTC [-] -311726;1345403641;Luceo;If EskimoBob was any stupider we'd have to call him by a latin name and water him thrice a day -311725;1345403644;pigeons;usagi's momma so old she has an authographed bible -311724;1345403649;EskimoBob;so, go and fuck yourself if you can find your dick :) -311723;1345403688;usagi;Soon. -311722;1345403696;usagi;Not now... but soon. -311721;1345403699;Luceo;I guess anatomy isn't your strong subject either. -311720;1345403699;usagi;This world will change -311719;1345403718;mircea_popescu;this convo is very funny mostly cause it consists of people trying to cuss each other interspersed with my stock trading -311718;1345403720;Luceo;usagi: Bitcoin is the change the world needs! -311717;1345403727;mircea_popescu;i kinda feel like i own the world. -311716;1345403729;EskimoBob;what ever Luceo, can you shut up for now? -311715;1345403739;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.0395 = 3.1185 BTC [+] -311714;1345403755;Luceo;EskimoBob: Just for now? Want me to give you long enough to come up with a retort that isn't as impotent as you are? -311713;1345403756;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -311712;1345403756;gribble;Best bid: 9.1575, Best ask: 9.2, Bid-ask spread: 0.04250, Last trade: 9.20498, 24 hour volume: 137925, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -311711;1345403789;Luceo;mircea_popescu: I'm doing what I hate most, waiting for other people. :( -311710;1345403821;mircea_popescu;Luceo by now i'm indifferent to it. online conference calls changed the world. -311709;1345403855;Luceo;I mean waiting for them to do something, not waiting for them to say something :P -311708;1345403867;mircea_popescu;now that is suck. -311707;1345403882;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 15 @ 1.0396 = 15.594 BTC [+] -311706;1345403925;Luceo;Someone should open an exchange with reasonable fees :/ -311705;1345403942;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 25000 @ 0.001008 = 25.2 BTC [+] -311704;1345403950;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 110 @ 0.105 = 11.55 BTC [+] -311703;1345403958;mircea_popescu;Luceo you mean btc/usd ? -311702;1345403968;Luceo;That or BTC/EUR -311701;1345403999;mircea_popescu;1% round trip is a little excessive. -311700;1345404012;usagi;1% is cheap -311699;1345404027;Luceo;It's not, it's essentially forex :S -311698;1345404030;mircea_popescu;yeah. -311697;1345404032;usagi;Margins on bullion are almost always over 3% either way -311696;1345404038;mircea_popescu;bullion ?! -311695;1345404044;mircea_popescu;how's that a standard -311694;1345404054;usagi;Bitcoin has storage costs because you need to secure them. -311693;1345404065;mircea_popescu;not comparable to bullion. -311692;1345404069;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.33 = 0.66 BTC [-] -311691;1345404070;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.3399 = 1.3596 BTC [+] -311690;1345404098;Luceo;Most bullion trading is paper only, gold is ridiculously oversold -311689;1345404100;usagi;People can read your keyboard with an am/fm radio sitting outside your house -311688;1345404115;Luceo;Don't use a wireless keyboard :P -311687;1345404122;mircea_popescu;i don't use a wireless anything. -311686;1345404127;usagi;I am not talking wireless. -311685;1345404133;mircea_popescu;then you're not talking sense. -311684;1345404139;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -311683;1345404140;Luceo;I use a PS/2 keyboard -311682;1345404144;Luceo;There's nothing to read -311681;1345404151;usagi;*shrug* this is why ppl pay pros for security -311680;1345404163;usagi;Most people have no idea how to secure a computer system -311679;1345404170;mircea_popescu;yeah. nevertheless, some do. -311678;1345404176;mircea_popescu;actually, some might even be in this chatroom. -311677;1345404177;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.053 = 5.3 BTC [-] -311676;1345404186;Luceo;I used to get paid to secure computer systems ^^ -311675;1345404189;usagi;For example? -311674;1345404201;Luceo;First thing you do is throw out everything wireless & bluetooth -311673;1345404203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7172 @ 0.00038355 = 2.7508 BTC [-] -311672;1345404221;Luceo;Unless it's working on an encrypted signal (and not WEP, that's absolutely pointless) -311671;1345404227;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.053 = 0.53 BTC [-] -311670;1345404235;mircea_popescu;smickles mind pointing out to the nitwit http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ycgm8/freeforall_pentesting_on_mpex/ that a. it's not a reward b. the bitdaytrade dood offered nothing at all. -311669;1345404471;pigeons;smickles mama's so bald you can literally see what's on her mind -311668;1345404514;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -311667;1345404576;mircea_popescu;pigeons http://www.shuonline.co.uk/news/march2009/hawkattacks032009ii.jpg -311666;1345404595;pigeons;:( -311665;1345404609;mircea_popescu;awww! -311664;1345404622;Cylta;ouch... =( -311663;1345404653;kakobrekla;back -311662;1345404654;mircea_popescu;i guess i win. -311661;1345404655;kakobrekla;;;ticker -311660;1345404655;gribble;Best bid: 9.21999, Best ask: 9.22, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 9.22, 24 hour volume: 137765, 24 hour low: 8.831, 24 hour high: 12 -311659;1345404657;kakobrekla;o. -311658;1345404663;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla when do we have the !ticker for mpex ? -311657;1345404672;kakobrekla;how about today -311656;1345404675;mircea_popescu;:D -311655;1345404684;mircea_popescu;there's no day quite like today. -311654;1345404689;kakobrekla;indeed -311653;1345404704;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200N] 3 @ 0.08916293 = 0.2675 BTC [-] -311652;1345404709;mircea_popescu;{"S.MPOE": {"1d": {"avg": "38482.9599125","min": "36299","max": "39650","volsh": "2047646","volsa": "78799478933","cnt": "103"}, -311651;1345404716;mircea_popescu;is it cleaer what they all stand for ? -311650;1345404734;kakobrekla;whats the url again -311649;1345404739;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex-vwap.php -311648;1345404742;kakobrekla;ill ping you when i get to it -311647;1345404748;kakobrekla;if theres any questions -311646;1345404752;mircea_popescu;works. -311645;1345405017;EskimoBob;what? http://polimedia.us/dtng/f/ ? -311644;1345405101;Anduck;wtf -311643;1345405138;kakobrekla;ladies. -311642;1345405141;kakobrekla;mmmm. -311641;1345405147;mircea_popescu;i prefer http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/ personally. -311640;1345405405;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1027 = 1.5405 BTC [-] -311639;1345405407;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1026 = 0.2052 BTC [-] -311638;1345405407;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.1025 = 4.1 BTC [-] -311637;1345405638;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1049 = 1.049 BTC [+] -311636;1345405940;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9099 = 3.6396 BTC [+] -311635;1345405942;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.91 = 4.55 BTC [+] -311634;1345405943;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.9298 BTC [+] -311633;1345406116;Anduck;lol -311632;1345406128;Anduck;didnt they selll tygrr bond p for 0.7 yesterday -311631;1345406151;mircea_popescu;.69 even -311630;1345406196;Anduck;i sold mine yesterday for 0.97 -311629;1345406196;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 18 @ 0.052 = 0.936 BTC [-] -311628;1345406197;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 16 @ 0.053 = 0.848 BTC [+] -311627;1345406199;Anduck;:P -311626;1345406199;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.054 = 0.216 BTC [+] -311625;1345406207;Anduck;wowow dmc has dropped -311624;1345406212;Anduck;wasnt it 1 btc at start -311623;1345406216;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.054 BTC [+] -311622;1345406596;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.054 = 0.27 BTC [+] -311621;1345406620;mircea_popescu;Anduck yeah. -311620;1345406794;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 6 @ 0.3899 = 2.3394 BTC [-] -311619;1345406820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00038366 = 4.2203 BTC [+] -311618;1345406834;Luceo;DMC was 0.02 the other day -311617;1345406894;nefario;thats what you get when you print it like paper -311616;1345406974;mircea_popescu;i still aren't entirely clear on the thing. -311615;1345406982;mircea_popescu;guy announces 1mn btc mining company, 1mn shares. -311614;1345406986;mircea_popescu;then sells like 20 k ? -311613;1345406999;mircea_popescu;and then... somehow... they are counted as all issued ? -311612;1345407012;mircea_popescu;so the 20k is now divided to 1mn shares, hence 0.02 per share ? -311611;1345407045;nefario;no -311610;1345407046;mircea_popescu;and then out of the 20k btc all he has are assets worth ~1k or so ? -311609;1345407076;nefario;guy announces 1mn shares mega mining corp -311608;1345407079;nefario;launches -311607;1345407081;nefario;fails -311606;1345407088;nefario;scrapes for what he can get -311605;1345407099;nefario;succeeds in diluting what he gets -311604;1345407101;mircea_popescu;so he's been diluting ?! -311603;1345407102;mircea_popescu;o wow. -311602;1345407105;nefario;profit? -311601;1345407106;mircea_popescu;is that even allowed ? -311600;1345407120;nefario;I can't really talk about that -311599;1345407130;mircea_popescu;outrageous. -311598;1345407133;nefario;as it's quite complicated -311597;1345407134;nefario;and -311596;1345407140;nefario;sensitive -311595;1345407142;nefario;also -311594;1345407146;nefario;thats my impression -311593;1345407154;nefario;I don't have the actual details at hand -311592;1345407154;mircea_popescu;dilution is like... the cardinal sin i think. -311591;1345407175;nefario;I must have used the wrong word -311590;1345407178;usagi;All issued? what? -311589;1345407183;nefario;I should have used devaluing -311588;1345407187;nefario;but it's late -311587;1345407191;nefario;and I'm quite tired and burned out -311586;1345407196;nefario;so please do forgive -311585;1345407205;mircea_popescu;no big deal -311584;1345407207;usagi;There's 20k outsrandnig -311583;1345407225;mircea_popescu;usagi so if the float is 20k and he got 20k in btc, why is it under so much sell pressure ? -311582;1345407232;usagi;I don't know what he's told you but I'm the one who has been working with Diablo to arrange most of the trades -311581;1345407239;usagi;Although recently I am no longer the majority shareholder -311580;1345407256;mircea_popescu;i said i don't understand it from the get-go, it's what i mean. i m not clear what went down there. -311579;1345407270;usagi;it's not really sensitive information, it just how the market is valuing mining right now -311578;1345407308;usagi;he doesn't have 20k in BTC -311577;1345407322;mircea_popescu;so he sold some of the 20k for 1btc and some for less ? -311576;1345407323;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.10275 = 10.275 BTC [+] -311575;1345407325;mircea_popescu;or what was ipo price ? -311574;1345407326;usagi;Look at it this way -311573;1345407339;usagi;How much is an mhash worth -311572;1345407349;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 95 @ 0.1 = 9.5 BTC [+] -311571;1345407357;usagi;Is an mhash worth... 0.1 bitcoins? or 0.25? or 0.01? -311570;1345407369;mircea_popescu;what's mhash to do with anything ? -311569;1345407370;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.3899 = 0.7798 BTC [-] -311568;1345407383;usagi;income -311567;1345407397;usagi;He's valuing his assets based on the income they draw compared to other mining assets. -311566;1345407419;mircea_popescu;so he got 20k btc, bought assets, and their present value took a 95% hosing -311565;1345407423;mircea_popescu;due to the mhash value moving ? -311564;1345407428;mircea_popescu;seems dubious, diff didn't move that much -311563;1345407480;usagi;That isn't what happened -311562;1345407500;usagi;I'd explain it but I am kind of busy, essentially it's a trade inorder to add mhash per share -311561;1345407513;usagi;If the market then values it at 0.05 per share, that implies gigamining should also be 0.05 per share -311560;1345407523;mircea_popescu;well it's not a big deal, mostly my curiosity. -311559;1345407527;usagi;That pretty much sums up the state of the market right now -311558;1345407986;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.762 BTC [-] -311557;1345407987;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.761199 = 3.0448 BTC [-] -311556;1345407989;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.76111 = 3.0444 BTC [-] -311555;1345407990;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.761 = 15.22 BTC [-] -311554;1345408229;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1049 = 0.5245 BTC [+] -311553;1345408231;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 695 @ 0.105 = 72.975 BTC [+] -311552;1345408236;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060N] 1 @ 0.54592957 BTC [-] -311551;1345408341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15059 @ 0.00038355 = 5.7759 BTC [-] -311550;1345408343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9041 @ 0.00037892 = 3.4258 BTC [-] -311549;1345408355;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1236 = 1.854 BTC [+] -311548;1345408383;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.105 = 5.25 BTC [+] -311547;1345408469;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [+] -311546;1345408477;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00092602 = 1.852 BTC [+] -311545;1345408478;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15400 @ 0.00093205 = 14.3536 BTC [+] -311544;1345408680;DeaDTerra;anyone want ASICMINER shares? ^^ -311543;1345408717;nefario;for free? -311542;1345408738;DeaDTerra;You can get one for free because you are so awesome ;) -311541;1345408756;nefario;lol -311540;1345408763;nefario;like free crackers -311539;1345408776;nefario;and salt in mcdonnalds -311538;1345408812;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 52 @ 0.985 = 51.22 BTC [-] -311537;1345408813;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 31 @ 1 = 31 BTC [+] -311536;1345408814;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 7 @ 1 = 7 BTC [+] -311535;1345408842;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -311534;1345408856;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.0396 = 3.1188 BTC [+] -311533;1345408904;DiabloD3;lol -311532;1345408919;DiabloD3;DeaDTerra: I want them all, and I cant afooorrdd theeeemmmmmmmmmmmmm -311531;1345408920;DiabloD3;:< -311530;1345408989;DeaDTerra;WHAT you have free crackers and salt in your McDonalds :( -311529;1345408999;DeaDTerra;We don't have anything free here in Sweden xD -311528;1345409007;Anduck;lol -311527;1345409009;DiabloD3;you have mcdonalds in sweden? -311526;1345409012;Anduck;we have free salt -311525;1345409015;Anduck;ofc they do -311524;1345409015;DiabloD3;what do they serve, cans of rotten fish? -311523;1345409016;Anduck;even finland does -311522;1345409022;Lucidize;free straws -311521;1345409023;DeaDTerra;except education,hospitals,libararies etc xD -311520;1345409026;Anduck;that is not much selling but yeah -311519;1345409037;DeaDTerra;Haha ofc we do everyone has McDonalds -311518;1345409046;mircea_popescu;do they have mcpickled herring ? -311517;1345409057;DiabloD3;ha ha I beat mircea_popescu to the joke -311516;1345409066;mircea_popescu;ya but i did it better :D -311515;1345409093;DiabloD3;also, I hate google -311514;1345409096;mircea_popescu;btw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3z0zh8kow4 -311513;1345409103;DiabloD3;http://www.googleventures.com/ -311512;1345409108;DiabloD3;this is how a website should look -311511;1345409126;DiabloD3;although they need to use heavier sans for the text on the image -311510;1345409129;DiabloD3;100 is too light -311509;1345409201;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080T] 2 @ 0.01542078 = 0.0308 BTC [+] -311508;1345409589;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.1237 = 2.474 BTC [+] -311507;1345409590;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 14 @ 0.1238 = 1.7332 BTC [+] -311506;1345409610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00037892 = 0.5305 BTC [-] -311505;1345409631;kakobrekla;;;ticker -311504;1345409631;gribble;Best bid: 8.525, Best ask: 8.53099, Bid-ask spread: 0.00599, Last trade: 8.53099, 24 hour volume: 162175, 24 hour low: 8.5102, 24 hour high: 12 -311503;1345409681;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.931 BTC [-] -311502;1345409683;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9301 = 3.7204 BTC [-] -311501;1345409684;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 15 @ 0.93 = 13.95 BTC [-] -311500;1345409711;mircea_popescu;whoa -311499;1345409730;mircea_popescu;whole new level. -311498;1345409775;DeaDTerra;Pirate is selling off to afford to pay back all his lenders is my guess -311497;1345409782;mircea_popescu;he owes in btc. -311496;1345409785;Obsi;OBSI.HRPT askwall going up in a few minutes -311495;1345409793;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 28 @ 1.0396 = 29.1088 BTC [+] -311494;1345409795;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.03989 BTC [+] -311493;1345409796;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.04 = 2.08 BTC [+] -311492;1345409802;mircea_popescu;i don't see why anyone would accept usd prices tomorrow. -311491;1345409806;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 60 @ 0.93 = 55.8 BTC [-] -311490;1345409837;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [+] -311489;1345409839;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -311488;1345409986;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -311487;1345409988;gribble;Current Blocks: 194661 | Current Difficulty: 2190865.9701029 | Next Difficulty At Block: 195551 | Next Difficulty In: 890 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 17 hours, 57 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2363427.53531723 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.87640903502 -311486;1345410059;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100N] 1 @ 0.25736594 BTC [-] -311485;1345410063;mircea_popescu;certainly if i was owed 1000 btc i wouldn't take 9000 usd for it or w/e -311484;1345410067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3389 @ 0.00037892 = 1.2842 BTC [-] -311483;1345410069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1520 @ 0.00036581 = 0.556 BTC [-] -311482;1345410069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49000 @ 0.00036411 = 17.8414 BTC [-] -311481;1345410070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11811 @ 0.00036299 = 4.2873 BTC [-] -311480;1345410182;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 4 @ 1.8 = 7.2 BTC [+] -311479;1345410257;teek;anybody know if asicminer converted anything to fiat yet? -311478;1345410303;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1001 = 1.5015 BTC [-] -311477;1345410305;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -311476;1345410547;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6403 = 1.2806 BTC [+] -311475;1345410648;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 0.90111011 = 1.8022 BTC [-] -311474;1345410649;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 7 @ 0.9011 = 6.3077 BTC [-] -311473;1345410668;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 0.6403 = 5.1224 BTC [+] -311472;1345410690;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.6404 = 6.404 BTC [+] -311471;1345410737;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -311470;1345411823;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120N] 4 @ 0.17573959 = 0.703 BTC [-] -311469;1345412145;kakobrekla;;;ticker -311468;1345412146;gribble;Best bid: 7.75578, Best ask: 7.8, Bid-ask spread: 0.04422, Last trade: 7.75578, 24 hour volume: 187583, 24 hour low: 7.75578, 24 hour high: 12 -311467;1345412210;EmanuelDeOrtego;Curse pirate -311466;1345412215;EmanuelDeOrtego;He has no respect -311465;1345412239;EmanuelDeOrtego;We were enjoying double digits. He couldn't even keep us over $10. -311464;1345412303;kakobrekla;;;ticker -311463;1345412304;gribble;Best bid: 7.69999, Best ask: 7.7, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 7.7, 24 hour volume: 190274, 24 hour low: 7.6555, 24 hour high: 12 -311462;1345412312;nefario;he should wlk the plank -311461;1345412314;nefario;or better et -311460;1345412315;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly. -311459;1345412317;nefario;yet -311458;1345412347;nefario;tied to a rack of miners and made uncomfortably warm for a period of time -311457;1345412389;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 7 @ 0.04 = 0.28 BTC [-] -311456;1345412453;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090N] 1 @ 0.29448078 BTC [-] -311455;1345412463;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.125 = 0.5 BTC [+] -311454;1345412493;DeaDTerra;I think my theory was correct. -311453;1345412520;DeaDTerra;I speculated a couple of weeks ago that pirate would dump the price to then buy back all the coins he owed investors, that way he could pay back everyone and still make a really good profit in USD: -311452;1345412523;DeaDTerra;USD.* -311451;1345412548;EmanuelDeOrtego;DeaDTerra: I tried explaining that to the Europeans this morning but they pissed on me and called me an idiot. -311450;1345412552;EmanuelDeOrtego;Like most Europeans do. -311449;1345412556;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.779 = 1.558 BTC [-] -311448;1345412715;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 431 @ 0.125 = 53.875 BTC [+] -311447;1345412810;kakobrekla;;;ticker -311446;1345412810;gribble;Best bid: 7.79698, Best ask: 7.79938, Bid-ask spread: 0.00240, Last trade: 7.79938, 24 hour volume: 194069, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 12 -311445;1345412824;kakobrekla;8.5 for a moment there -311444;1345412840;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 51 @ 0.1295 = 6.6045 BTC [+] -311443;1345412847;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.67949999 = 1.359 BTC [-] -311442;1345412876;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -311441;1345412876;gribble;Best bid: 8.2124, Best ask: 8.22628, Bid-ask spread: 0.01388, Last trade: 8.2124, 24 hour volume: 193873, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 12 -311440;1345412882;mircea_popescu;popped back ya -311439;1345412903;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: how much interest does MPEx pay on deposits again? -311438;1345412918;mircea_popescu;Azelphur it got suspended beginning of current month. -311437;1345412923;Azelphur;aw. -311436;1345412929;mircea_popescu;so currently nothing. might come back tho. -311435;1345412935;Azelphur;hehe -311434;1345412949;Azelphur;gotta find new home(s) for my BS&T funds :P -311433;1345412956;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nothing is sacred to Pirate. He would sell his wife if he could buy her back at a lower price. -311432;1345412975;Azelphur;haha -311431;1345412982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00038366 = 0.8057 BTC [+] -311430;1345413003;mircea_popescu;Azelphur stay tuned, i think i'll have one hell of an announcement. -311429;1345413023;Azelphur;nice -311428;1345413056;kakobrekla;;;ticker -311427;1345413057;gribble;Best bid: 8.00644, Best ask: 8.01, Bid-ask spread: 0.00356, Last trade: 8.01, 24 hour volume: 194487, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 12 -311426;1345413344;usagi;lol 40% drop -311425;1345413351;usagi;thats insane -311424;1345413366;EmanuelDeOrtego;usagi: Tell me again how this is not Pirate collecting Bitcoins for his investors. -311423;1345413419;farfi;as long as he pays back - we dont care -311422;1345413429;farfi;it will rise from the ashes as before -311421;1345413460;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, its a big piss on the confidence of the whole ecosystem. We're going to lose merchants over this. -311420;1345413487;farfi;what merchants ;) -311419;1345413502;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, we are not losing Silk Road. -311418;1345413505;EmanuelDeOrtego;So, whatever -311417;1345413525;farfi;Most merchants convert to $ on the spot -311416;1345413529;farfi;bitpay and such -311415;1345413544;EmanuelDeOrtego;I hope you guys enjoy your USD and Euros that are going to be worthless paper in a year or so. Lord Rothschild already bought a huge Euro short. -311414;1345413545;farfi;bitpay might have taken a blow -311413;1345413574;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bitpay tends to be conservative -311412;1345413580;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think they might be fine. -311411;1345413582;farfi;You giving a year?? I thought much less -311410;1345413591;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's probably less. -311409;1345413614;EmanuelDeOrtego;It gives me some smug satisfaction thinking about pirate holding mostly USD after this. -311408;1345413618;EmanuelDeOrtego;I doubt he is a gold bug. -311407;1345413619;farfi;Maybe till the spring... -311406;1345413666;EmanuelDeOrtego;I really don't like Gold, I think the world deserves a better store of value especially when Central Bankers own most of it. -311405;1345413674;EmanuelDeOrtego;I was hoping Bitcoin could be it -311404;1345413684;EmanuelDeOrtego;but it won't be for a while. -311403;1345413717;farfi;only problem with bitcoin is sombody could pull the plug -311402;1345413725;farfi;cant really happen with gold -311401;1345413756;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, you can pull the plug on Bitcoin as you can confiscate gold. -311400;1345413768;EmanuelDeOrtego;When you pull the plug, you have to capture datacenters. -311399;1345413778;EmanuelDeOrtego;Tear down infrastructure. -311398;1345413790;EmanuelDeOrtego;To me, that's harder to do than stealing people's gold outright. -311397;1345413796;farfi;thats why obama will have a big red button -311396;1345413799;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5142 @ 0.00092454 = 4.754 BTC [-] -311395;1345413816;farfi;to stop "cyber attack" -311394;1345413819;EmanuelDeOrtego;farfi, he can overcome the lobbyists of Google and independent ISPs -311393;1345413822;EmanuelDeOrtego;if* -311392;1345413836;EmanuelDeOrtego;The government controls Comcast -311391;1345413843;EmanuelDeOrtego;AT&T -311390;1345413846;EmanuelDeOrtego;but that's about as far as it goes -311389;1345413856;farfi;that you know -311388;1345413888;EmanuelDeOrtego;The Globalists hate the internet and they want it under UN control -311387;1345413900;EmanuelDeOrtego;Depending if they succeed will tell if Bitcoin succeeds or not. -311386;1345413908;farfi;sounds right -311385;1345413953;EskimoBob;this used to be a channel about investing etc. Now it has turned in to a tinfoil ass-hats parade -311384;1345413976;EmanuelDeOrtego;Global policy affects investments -311383;1345413977;farfi;we were waiting for you -311382;1345413988;farfi;and Diablo -311381;1345413990;EmanuelDeOrtego;and the UN does want to regulate the internet. -311380;1345414033;farfi;and obama has a big red button -311379;1345414037;farfi;:) -311378;1345414078;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am not so sure yet. I think some private telecomm industry has power. -311377;1345414187;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [+] -311376;1345414633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00038032 = 3.1947 BTC [-] -311375;1345414634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00036337 = 1.8895 BTC [-] -311374;1345414636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00036306 = 3.921 BTC [-] -311373;1345414637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4344 @ 0.00036299 = 1.5768 BTC [-] -311372;1345414638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00036117 = 4.2979 BTC [-] -311371;1345414639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00036038 = 4.2164 BTC [-] -311370;1345414639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12356 @ 0.00035965 = 4.4438 BTC [-] -311369;1345414840;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5143 @ 0.00090228 = 4.6404 BTC [-] -311368;1345414894;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [-] -311367;1345415007;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.049 = 0.196 BTC [-] -311366;1345415050;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 457 @ 0.00090228 = 0.4123 BTC [-] -311365;1345415092;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 250 @ 0.1 = 25 BTC [-] -311364;1345415265;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15804 @ 0.00091877 = 14.5202 BTC [+] -311363;1345415492;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080T] 40 @ 0.05258451 = 2.1034 BTC [+] -311362;1345415516;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.13 = 0.26 BTC [+] -311361;1345415517;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 16 @ 0.13 = 2.08 BTC [+] -311360;1345415559;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 5 @ 0.951 = 4.755 BTC [+] -311359;1345415561;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 45 @ 0.95 = 42.75 BTC [-] -311358;1345415825;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 6 @ 0.7999 = 4.7994 BTC [-] -311357;1345415856;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.9199 = 3.6796 BTC [+] -311356;1345416045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44198 @ 0.00035965 = 15.8958 BTC [-] -311355;1345416047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13302 @ 0.0003563 = 4.7395 BTC [-] -311354;1345416075;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.545 BTC [-] -311353;1345416076;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5100001 BTC [-] -311352;1345416077;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.51000001 = 2.04 BTC [-] -311351;1345416671;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.9859 = 4.9295 BTC [-] -311350;1345416673;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 16 @ 0.986 = 15.776 BTC [+] -311349;1345416771;kakobrekla;;;ticker -311348;1345416772;gribble;Best bid: 7.83998, Best ask: 7.83999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 7.83999, 24 hour volume: 203553, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 12 -311347;1345416947;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -311346;1345416997;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am going to laugh when Pirate pays out and the Bitcoins he pays will only be worth a nickel a piece. -311345;1345417013;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.80001 BTC [-] -311344;1345417020;DiabloD3;that'd be brilliant -311343;1345417033;Azelphur;haha -311342;1345417057;BTC-Mining;Well if people keep them and wait... -311341;1345417087;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: do you really think that he is the only one who has USD or BTC? -311340;1345417123;EmanuelDeOrtego;The man has over 500,000 Bitcoins. I've seen the wallets. -311339;1345417130;EmanuelDeOrtego;Of course I don't think he has it all. -311338;1345417141;EskimoBob;and only one who cares at what BTC is priced at? -311337;1345417149;DiabloD3;I have seen.... wallets burning.... off the shoulder of orion.... -311336;1345417155;EmanuelDeOrtego;There is only 50k in Bitcoins down to less than a dollar. -311335;1345417167;EmanuelDeOrtego;The markets dictate the price and the markets can be easily crashed by him. -311334;1345417201;EskimoBob;have you done the math to be sure it is actually a good idea? -311333;1345417222;Obsi;;;bids 1 -311332;1345417222;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve order book data. Try again later. -311331;1345417258;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: I don't doubt it if you sell first before others panic. -311330;1345417280;EskimoBob;do the math and then doubt or do not -311329;1345417325;EmanuelDeOrtego;I really wonder what your preferred reality is and how it would benefit you. -311328;1345417450;EskimoBob;you are just guessing out loud and typing "what ever spit brings up on your tongue" so to say -311327;1345417480;EskimoBob;just for fun, do the math and find out -311326;1345417511;EmanuelDeOrtego;200,000 Bitcoins in volume. Above average on a common day of trading. Bitcoins don't just pop out of the grave one day. -311325;1345417525;EmanuelDeOrtego;Who could put 100,000 Bitcoins on a exchange at ease? -311324;1345417525;EskimoBob;guessing again? -311323;1345417527;nefario;that is a lot of red -311322;1345417556;EmanuelDeOrtego;There's nothing empirical here, Bob. We can only guess based on our perceived reality. Just because its speculation doesn't mean its false. -311321;1345417560;EskimoBob;hola nefario. Any news on site update? -311320;1345417577;EskimoBob;nor is it true EmanuelDeOrtego -311319;1345417577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8210 @ 0.00038366 = 3.1498 BTC [+] -311318;1345417584;nefario;I'm expecting to have a demo version of charts later today (for me to play with) -311317;1345417605;Obsi;why do GLBSE deposits sometimes take >8 confirms? -311316;1345417611;nefario;Should speet the fuck up -311315;1345417614;nefario;speed -311314;1345417622;EskimoBob;forget the charts man :) we need fast loading pages and responsive API for price data -311313;1345417627;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: The probability of either side can be quantified. -311312;1345417627;nefario;Obsi: thats secret info -311311;1345417653;nefario;EskimoBob: it's all part of the same thing, charts and API is being moved off server -311310;1345417662;nefario;thats whats slowing everything -311309;1345417666;DiabloD3;Obsi: dividendses. -311308;1345417677;Obsi;waiting for depositses -311307;1345417693;EskimoBob;OK, take 500K BTC at price 3 days ago... jst amuse yourself with numbers and then start the guessing game -311306;1345417710;EskimoBob;nefario: OK ,sounds good -311305;1345417734;nefario;will also be rid of reserve for BTC -311304;1345417737;nefario;tomorrow sometime -311303;1345417762;BTC-Mining;get rid of reserve? -311302;1345417776;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: I never said he would sell all his BTC. His goal is only to acquire the rest of the BTC he needs at a lower price. -311301;1345417794;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: you see, pointless hyperbole is waste of time -311300;1345417805;EmanuelDeOrtego;You're not obligated to acknowledge me you know. -311299;1345417820;EskimoBob;"obligated to acknowledge"? -311298;1345417834;EmanuelDeOrtego;You're European aren't you? -311297;1345417853;nefario;EmanuelDeOrtego: you're American aren't you? -311296;1345417866;nefario;there's 500million europeanas -311295;1345417884;nefario;and they don't all belong to the same country -311294;1345417890;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: you are a mexican are you? -311293;1345417891;nefario;so you'll probably want to be more specific -311292;1345417927;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, I am just trying to refer to this culture of his... -311291;1345417938;EmanuelDeOrtego;This antagonistic culture... -311290;1345417945;EmanuelDeOrtego;It could be a complex. -311289;1345417948;EmanuelDeOrtego;It could be fear. -311288;1345417957;EskimoBob;and do not forget EU membership will not make anyone automatically European -311287;1345417971;EmanuelDeOrtego;Look I hate the Eurozone as much as anyone. -311286;1345417997;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anyways, I've lost my motivation to defend my original means and ends. -311285;1345418056;EskimoBob;dude, all I asked is this: make some simple calculations and find out, will this make financial sense -311284;1345418108;EmanuelDeOrtego;My whole theory relies on pirate needing profitable BTC to pay off his clients. If that is false, so be it. -311283;1345418118;EmanuelDeOrtego;If Pirate is willing to take a loss so be it. -311282;1345418127;EskimoBob;European means nothing. There are countries that are 300 KM wide and have a totally different ideas how shit works -311281;1345418157;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am glad. -311280;1345418169;EskimoBob;if you want to compare something to USA, for example, the old Soviet Russia or China will do. -311279;1345418170;EmanuelDeOrtego;I hope the countries do maintain their own separate identities. -311278;1345418186;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, even the US has its own individual state cultures. -311277;1345418199;EskimoBob;flag waving lunatics who think they are the centre of everything -311276;1345418218;EmanuelDeOrtego;We are the center of selling our children to the military. -311275;1345418225;EmanuelDeOrtego;We got nothing to be proud of. -311274;1345418225;nefario;Can you fly bobby boy? -311273;1345418260;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: I thing jews in israel are ahead of you on this militari/children shit -311272;1345418283;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, the US backs Israel with a lot of money. -311271;1345418294;EmanuelDeOrtego;There are talks about making Israel a state. -311270;1345418309;EmanuelDeOrtego;and the religious eat it up. -311269;1345418326;EskimoBob;LOL you guys are fucked more than EU :) -311268;1345418347;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes, indeed, in some ways. -311267;1345418377;EskimoBob;come to think of it... in what way you are not? -311266;1345418392;EmanuelDeOrtego;Depends on your views of the second amendment. -311265;1345418437;EskimoBob;oh really? what has arms to do with it? -311264;1345418468;EskimoBob;shit, do I know US constitution? ... -311263;1345418471;EmanuelDeOrtego;If our government gets really bad, we can and probably will take arms against it. -311262;1345418471;EskimoBob;vomit -311261;1345418495;nefario;WHY IS THE PRICE DROPPING LIKE A STONE!!!!! -311260;1345418497;EskimoBob;probably most americans have no idea whats even written there -311259;1345418500;EmanuelDeOrtego;There's a reason why the government is hesistant to classify most local militias as domestic terrorism in mainstream media. -311258;1345418512;EmanuelDeOrtego;If they did, they could start a civil war. -311257;1345418515;EskimoBob;nefario: no idea but this looks really ugly -311256;1345418524;EskimoBob;nefario: EmanuelDeOrtego thinks its Pirate40 -311255;1345418535;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am 80% sure. -311254;1345418549;nefario;whats the other 20% for? -311253;1345418570;EmanuelDeOrtego;Just people panicing over Pirate closing down alone -311252;1345418576;EskimoBob;one guy, with 500K BTC wants hes holdings to be worth 40% what it was 2 days ago -311251;1345418577;EmanuelDeOrtego;plus non-dedicated traders -311250;1345418590;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: They aren't his holding -311249;1345418591;EskimoBob;and all the bots going mad -311248;1345418594;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00093205 = 2.3301 BTC [+] -311247;1345418595;EmanuelDeOrtego;They are his investors -311246;1345418596;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9204 @ 0.00093319 = 8.5891 BTC [+] -311245;1345418623;nefario;I won't be allowing anything like the pirate passthroughs on GLBSE in the future -311244;1345418632;EskimoBob;"EmanuelDeOrtego | They are his investors " - I remember some blaa blaa about bullets and dark net ... -311243;1345418633;nefario;cause too much damage after the fact -311242;1345418635;EskimoBob;lol -311241;1345418652;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: Thank you. -311240;1345418671;nefario;not for you -311239;1345418673;nefario;for GLBSE -311238;1345418680;nefario;and BTC in general -311237;1345418685;EskimoBob;yes -311236;1345418686;nefario;serious price swings are bad -311235;1345418697;nefario;make it hard to plan -311234;1345418703;EskimoBob;nobody will ever take it seriously for business -311233;1345418736;EskimoBob;btc is a way to transfer funds from A - B -311232;1345418742;nefario;I'm going to be adding options to GLBSE as a beta by the end of the week -311231;1345418767;nefario;and then finding FIAT partners to have currencies traded -311230;1345418774;EskimoBob;if you cannot be sure what is the exch rate... no use for it at all -311229;1345418794;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: You're the man. -311228;1345418817;nefario;I spent an hour yesterday working out how to add futures -311227;1345418824;nefario;turns out to be pretty easy -311226;1345418830;nefario;also will get loans as a bonus -311225;1345418840;nefario;but they'll need a little more work -311224;1345418845;mircea_popescu; I won't be allowing anything like the pirate passthroughs on GLBSE in the future << this is wise. -311223;1345418845;Obsi;11 confirms still no deposit in GLBSE -311222;1345418851;mircea_popescu;shoul;dn't have been allowed in the first place. -311221;1345418869;nefario;Obsi, the process is run as a batch job -311220;1345418873;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [+] -311219;1345418896;Obsi;once per hour? -311218;1345418906;nefario;every 24h -311217;1345418929;nefario;and 3 times every hour before and after -311216;1345418929;nefario;lol -311215;1345418936;nefario;a couple of times an hour -311214;1345418939;EskimoBob;nefario: it is also a nice source of additional revenue to support options. -311213;1345418954;EmanuelDeOrtego;Options will bring stability to the market -311212;1345418962;EmanuelDeOrtego;It may be a stability of $1 a Bitcoin -311211;1345418963;nefario;thats what I'm hoping -311210;1345418963;EmanuelDeOrtego;but still -311209;1345418973;nefario;more stability and more revenue -311208;1345418998;nefario;who wait -311207;1345418998;EmanuelDeOrtego;We're back over 8 -311206;1345418999;EskimoBob;I did try to explain this to mircea_popescu too but he refused to listen and I got tired -311205;1345419000;nefario;I said futures -311204;1345419005;nefario;I meant to say optoins -311203;1345419015;EmanuelDeOrtego;They can be the same in some cases -311202;1345419033;nefario;kind of but not really -311201;1345419035;EskimoBob;nefario: you can also do short selling etc -311200;1345419037;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anyways, my money is stuck in POLY.10.1 until the price goes over 10 gain. -311199;1345419046;EmanuelDeOrtego;again* -311198;1345419048;nefario;EskimoBob: thats a sub catagory of lending -311197;1345419052;nefario;which will be added -311196;1345419075;EskimoBob;and let people write options - take your cut -311195;1345419094;EskimoBob;good old puts and calls writing -311194;1345419155;EmanuelDeOrtego;Meni Rosenfield is just laughing it up right now I bet. -311193;1345419189;nefario;because? -311192;1345419213;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.88 = 4.4 BTC [+] -311191;1345419248;EmanuelDeOrtego;He didn't have to buy my bonds at face value when BTC was at $15 -311190;1345419329;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.095 = 0.285 BTC [-] -311189;1345419330;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.0946 = 1.419 BTC [-] -311188;1345419331;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.09400001 = 4.7 BTC [-] -311187;1345419332;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.094 = 9.4 BTC [-] -311186;1345419334;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.093 = 0.465 BTC [-] -311185;1345419335;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.092 = 1.196 BTC [-] -311184;1345419336;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 23 @ 0.09 = 2.07 BTC [-] -311183;1345419373;EskimoBob;lol, now they are dumping this like there is no tomorrow -311182;1345419410;Obsi;That was me so I can pay coupons since deposits don't work apparently -311181;1345419478;mircea_popescu;obsi : did you click the little "check now" thing ? -311180;1345419488;Obsi;only about 50 times -311179;1345419497;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=b5440c4ba3a416b888df055ed8a265b5&topic=101748.msg1113844#msg1113844 -311178;1345419510;mircea_popescu;that sucks. -311177;1345419548;Obsi;DiabloD3: coupons paid -311176;1345419575;DiabloD3;Obsi: send shares to Obsi:ABMO? -311175;1345419587;Obsi;Obsi:OBSI.ABMO -311174;1345419632;DiabloD3;er right -311173;1345419649;DiabloD3;now we must pray to the tablet god -311172;1345419741;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 10 @ 0.0899 = 0.899 BTC [+] -311171;1345419747;DiabloD3;GLBSE -311170;1345419748;DiabloD3;IT IS SO SLOW -311169;1345419753;DiabloD3;WHY IS IT SO SLOW -311168;1345419761;nefario;to anoy you -311167;1345419765;nefario;specifically you -311166;1345419772;DiabloD3;_I KNEW IT_ -311165;1345419776;Doffx;Doing a great job nefario, keep up the good work. -311164;1345419779;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: interesting read but this keynesian crap has to go out of the window soon (few comments below) -311163;1345419779;nefario;no the real answer is the servers busy doing something -311162;1345419795;Doffx;On the annoying DiabloD3 part anyhow. -311161;1345419800;Doffx;:) -311160;1345419802;DiabloD3;Obsi: sent -311159;1345419821;EmanuelDeOrtego;Heh let's see what this is -311158;1345419840;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -311157;1345419844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42400 @ 0.00036149 = 15.3272 BTC [-] -311156;1345419844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23539 @ 0.00035667 = 8.3957 BTC [-] -311155;1345419866;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 15 @ 0.99991 = 14.9987 BTC [+] -311154;1345419867;Obsi;DiabloD3: username to send to? -311153;1345419882;DiabloD3;Diablo-D3:DMC -311152;1345419900;EskimoBob;but they get to the same point I was hoping EmanuelDeOrtego will discover after the mat exercise :) -311151;1345419939;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.13 = 1.3 BTC [+] -311150;1345419945;EskimoBob;pole love to forget that if you sell like a mad, every sale will bring in less and less coin -311149;1345419947;EmanuelDeOrtego;"It won't end just like that. In summer of 2013 the price will rally all the way back up to $7.50 or so and then crash. In 2014 the price will rally all the way back to $3.75 and then crash. 2015 will see a strong rally back to $1.87 followed by a crash and a healthy 2016 rally back to $0.93." -311148;1345419948;EmanuelDeOrtego;Oh god -311147;1345419950;EmanuelDeOrtego;My sides -311146;1345419982;EskimoBob;why not just jump out of the window right now? -311145;1345419998;nefario;DON'TMINDIFIDO! -311144;1345420017;EskimoBob;do not forget to scream: yipikayee mother fuckers -311143;1345420020;Obsi;DiabloD3: sent -311142;1345420036;DiabloD3;DMC mh/share is now 5.318 -311141;1345420059;EskimoBob;5.318 Mh/s = 1 Mh/s 2 weeks ago ? -311140;1345420059;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.054 BTC [+] -311139;1345420070;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: yup -311138;1345420079;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 10 @ 0.0798 = 0.798 BTC [+] -311137;1345420094;EskimoBob;Mh/s gets devalued too fast to use it as a indication of anything -311136;1345420130;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.13 = 0.65 BTC [+] -311135;1345420130;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: yeah, but I did nothing for that -311134;1345420131;EskimoBob;it's like Italian lira or Greek dinari? they had before EUR -311133;1345420142;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3400 @ 0.00092289 = 3.1378 BTC [-] -311132;1345420149;DiabloD3;3.5 -> 5 with no money spent -311131;1345420175;EskimoBob;no, from 1.5 -> 0.9 ... look mom, no hands -311130;1345420195;EskimoBob;but 5 is not worth shit any more -311129;1345420201;EskimoBob;this is my point -311128;1345420259;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180N] 7 @ 0.08336057 = 0.5835 BTC [-] -311127;1345420268;DiabloD3;after the first, at least 6.2 -311126;1345420273;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.986 BTC [+] -311125;1345420278;EskimoBob;all fixed Mh/s turds are SHIT! untill difficulty starts to drop like drunken skier -311124;1345420287;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: okay? -311123;1345420296;DiabloD3;you do realize I hold none, right? -311122;1345420304;EskimoBob;yes I do -311121;1345420333;EskimoBob;I just hope you start converting NAV to something as unstable as Mh/s -311120;1345420349;EskimoBob;stop -311119;1345420357;EskimoBob;stop converting :) -311118;1345420361;DiabloD3;its just math. -311117;1345420379;DiabloD3;after this three month thing, I should have about 8.5mh/share -311116;1345420380;EskimoBob;you give wrong impression -311115;1345420394;EskimoBob;you make it look better than it actually is and this is not good -311114;1345420395;DiabloD3;and then asicmining, btc-mining, and obsi.abmo kicks in -311113;1345420408;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: well, right now, no one knows what to value what -311112;1345420414;EskimoBob;oh look, we are now at Nx5 Mh/s -311111;1345420416;DiabloD3;btc<->usd is psychotic -311110;1345420433;EskimoBob;sam time NAV has gone form N to N*0.5 -311109;1345420449;DiabloD3;well thats the thing -311108;1345420456;DiabloD3;no one has any clue what to value shit atm -311107;1345420464;DiabloD3;if we're going to go down to $5 again and stay there -311106;1345420467;EskimoBob;use BTC and this is it -311105;1345420478;EskimoBob;lets hope not -311104;1345420499;DiabloD3;1mh "turds" will be back up to 0.10/mh -311103;1345420512;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 0.9499 = 9.499 BTC [+] -311102;1345420513;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 34 @ 0.95 = 32.3 BTC [+] -311101;1345420514;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 25 @ 0.95 = 23.75 BTC [+] -311100;1345420515;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 50 @ 0.96 = 48 BTC [+] -311099;1345420516;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 408 @ 0.998 = 407.184 BTC [+] -311098;1345420517;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 37 @ 0.999 = 36.963 BTC [+] -311097;1345420518;DiabloD3;until asicmining and the rest of the asic-backed shit starts paying out at asic rates -311096;1345420519;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 30 @ 1 = 30 BTC [+] -311095;1345420525;DiabloD3;which wont be until nov at the earliest -311094;1345420543;EskimoBob;fuck http://bitcoincharts.com is useless -311093;1345420567;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: the next motion I do may be suspend dividends until NAV reaches 1btc -311092;1345420627;EskimoBob;i think this is all cosmetics. Better come up with a idea how to make money for the fund -311091;1345420630;DiabloD3;oh and btw, I've crossed 100 ghash total -311090;1345420635;DiabloD3;EskimoBob: there isnt one -311089;1345420639;DiabloD3;this is why I created DMC -311088;1345420646;DiabloD3;so bitcoin had something to invest in that wasnt mining -311087;1345420655;mircea_popescu;... -311086;1345420658;nefario;really? -311085;1345420659;mircea_popescu;its called MINING innit ? -311084;1345420667;DiabloD3;mircea_popescu: yeah, Im actually considering a name change -311083;1345420672;usagi;nose mining -311082;1345420674;DiabloD3;mining just isnt important to DMC's overall plan anymore -311081;1345420675;nefario;I remember it was to create a bitcoin data center...for mining -311080;1345420683;DiabloD3;nefario: it was never strictly for mining -311079;1345420693;Anduck;what is it for now? -311078;1345420696;DiabloD3;at the time I could fill two racks with top of the line hardware and 51% attack the network -311077;1345420702;DiabloD3;now I dont need to fill one. -311076;1345420716;usagi;Ultimately you will have to fufil your contract. -311075;1345420717;DiabloD3;what do I do with the other several dozen racks other than rent them out for $20k/mo -311074;1345420721;DiabloD3;usagi: yes -311073;1345420728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30800 @ 0.00038366 = 11.8167 BTC [+] -311072;1345420731;DiabloD3;usagi: and its not about the contract -311071;1345420733;DiabloD3;I want this to happen -311070;1345420737;DiabloD3;and I eventually get what I want -311069;1345420775;EmanuelDeOrtego;DiabloD3: That fact you say -311068;1345420777;EmanuelDeOrtego;that -311067;1345420782;EmanuelDeOrtego;makes me believe in you -311066;1345420811;Doffx;Thats actually funny coming from you EmanuelDeOrtego -311065;1345420836;EmanuelDeOrtego;Feel free to elaborate -311064;1345420868;Doffx;Mainly because you were just talking about doomsday scenarios, wich I actually side with you on which is exactly why I don’t see any long term future in much of this. -311063;1345420901;Doffx;I dont know when it all falls apart though, 1 year? 20 years? remains to be seen. -311062;1345420919;EmanuelDeOrtego;Doffx: Well, 600 banking executives have quit in the past year. -311061;1345420920;Doffx;I think anyone with even a small amount of brains can see society is about to change. -311060;1345420938;EmanuelDeOrtego;The wealthy are purchasing more and more properties in survivalist areas. -311059;1345420943;Doffx;Oh yeah, banking is the problem thats for sure. -311058;1345420952;EmanuelDeOrtego;George Soros went all Gold but that could mean anything. -311057;1345420988;Doffx;Like I said I'm with you on something coming. -311056;1345421000;EmanuelDeOrtego;The fact is we are overdue for another great depression. The DHS is stocking up on ammo rounds and FEMA has camps ready. -311055;1345421008;EmanuelDeOrtego;What this could all mean varies. -311054;1345421027;Doffx;Means they are about to fight off massive civil unrest -311053;1345421048;Doffx;and the rich are protecting their assets by using the government ties to inforce it. -311052;1345421050;EmanuelDeOrtego;All I know is I grow my own food and store water. -311051;1345421055;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am not really concerned. -311050;1345421074;EmanuelDeOrtego;If you live in a urban area, then you should be. -311049;1345421089;Doffx;I have done the same but im still concerned, you can do it alone either you need a good network of people in your community dont forget that -311048;1345421097;Doffx;err cant* -311047;1345421115;Doffx;I live in a nice small town where all the food is made -311046;1345421125;Doffx;Wife works at a large farm -311045;1345421133;Chaang-Noi;what is the other chan with the glbse stocks, the other one with the bot? -311044;1345421133;Doffx;I still dont feel safe. -311043;1345421134;EmanuelDeOrtego;Dairy or...? -311042;1345421150;EmanuelDeOrtego;Chaang-Noi: MPeX? -311041;1345421154;Doffx;Berries, corn, and dairy -311040;1345421166;nefario;(4:58:54 AM) DiabloD3: I want this to happen -311039;1345421166;nefario;(4:58:57 AM) DiabloD3: and I eventually get what I want -311038;1345421170;Chaang-Noi;no atlas, -311037;1345421173;nefario;is that how you became a dady? -311036;1345421175;EmanuelDeOrtego;Mmm, berries and dairy are good staples. -311035;1345421187;DiabloD3;nefario: a what? -311034;1345421193;EmanuelDeOrtego;Daddy -311033;1345421206;nefario;I'm insinuating you raped someone -311032;1345421209;nefario;for fun -311031;1345421215;nefario;the insinuating part -311030;1345421221;nefario;not the rape part -311029;1345421243;EmanuelDeOrtego;Hey, some women like getting "raped" for a hobby but it stops being rape then apparently. -311028;1345421244;Chaang-Noi;wtf am i jumping into? -311027;1345421264;DeaDTerra;hahah I had the same reaction as Channd -311026;1345421267;DeaDTerra;Chaang* -311025;1345421269;Chaang-Noi;asset cahn went to rape for fun chan? -311024;1345421275;DeaDTerra;I just saw "Raped" in qoutation marks :P -311023;1345421280;nefario;can't rape the willing -311022;1345421285;Chaang-Noi;i saw atlats and just wanted to move to the other chan... -311021;1345421293;Chaang-Noi;but cant remeber it, some one please pm me it -311020;1345421303;EmanuelDeOrtego;Come on, Noi. I am not bad at all. -311019;1345421305;Chaang-Noi;i ahve some on topic questions about the last 48 hours (iv been away) -311018;1345421306;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just speak honestly. -311017;1345421313;Chaang-Noi;you are not bad, just off topic -311016;1345421334;EmanuelDeOrtego;Acknowledged. I'll stop. -311015;1345421370;Chaang-Noi;thanks -311014;1345421374;Chaang-Noi;whats up with the btc price -311013;1345421382;Chaang-Noi;its like 50% of what it was when i left 48 hours ago -311012;1345421405;Chaang-Noi;also the panic sale of ppt bonds has quit, market now has faith in pirate? -311011;1345421413;Obsi;DiabloD3: Second OBSI.ABMO ASIC upgrade paid for. Estimated hashrate at deliver 80.82 Ghash -311010;1345421422;Obsi;*delivery -311009;1345421429;Doffx;He came in to OTC said he would pay Chaang-Noi. -311008;1345421438;Doffx;that was Friday though. -311007;1345421450;DiabloD3;Obsi: whats that per share now? -311006;1345421457;Doffx;Now the speculation is hes paid some investors and they are selling. -311005;1345421467;Chaang-Noi;i was getting some of my bonds back at .5 and .6 crazy -311004;1345421469;Doffx;Dont think anyone actually knows the true reason for the selloff -311003;1345421475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 490 @ 0.00038366 = 0.188 BTC [+] -311002;1345421476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00038544 = 5.2034 BTC [+] -311001;1345421478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8110 @ 0.00039193 = 3.1786 BTC [+] -311000;1345421483;Chaang-Noi;i see -310999;1345421489;Obsi;DiabloD3: 7.223 when BFL delivers on spec -310998;1345421500;Doffx;Yeah I snagged a bunch as well, if he pays I make another 30 or so btc. -310997;1345421504;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 150 @ 1 = 150 BTC [+] -310996;1345421506;Doffx;If not, well.. I lose everything. -310995;1345421523;DiabloD3;Obsi: ahh, so Ill just go edit this -310994;1345421529;Obsi;hmm... that's not counting the 1MHS shares -310993;1345421532;Obsi;so more actually -310992;1345421546;DiabloD3;Obsi: write a perl script =P -310991;1345421600;Obsi;DiabloD3: 7.759 counting the 1MHS bonds -310990;1345421630;DiabloD3;glee -310989;1345421668;kakobrekla;updates -310988;1345421682;DiabloD3;dmc is 5.50mh/share -310987;1345421687;kakobrekla;!ticker s.mpoe -310986;1345421688;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0003563 / 0.00038189 / 0.0003965 (2125718 shares, 811.80 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00035454 / 0.0003965 (41764690 shares, 14,807.45 BTC) -310985;1345421692;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu ^^ -310984;1345421702;mircea_popescu;aaaa -310983;1345421707;mircea_popescu;that's liovely! -310982;1345421716;mircea_popescu;!ticker S.BVPS -310981;1345421720;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00376575 / 0.00377829 / 0.003801 (1300 shares, 4.91 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00308933 / 0.00435 (79028 shares, 244.14 BTC) -310980;1345421727;mircea_popescu;sweet. -310979;1345421895;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -310978;1345422081;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.09 = 1.17 BTC [-] -310977;1345422161;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.0899 = 0.4495 BTC [-] -310976;1345422192;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0001 = 3.0003 BTC [+] -310975;1345422194;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 97 @ 1 = 97 BTC [-] -310974;1345422223;mircea_popescu;thanks a lot kakobrekla :D -310973;1345422284;mircea_popescu;!ticker O.BTCUSD.P200T -310972;1345422286;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.49513636 / 0.65385299 / 1.02790394 (11000 shares, 7,192.38 BTC) -310971;1345422330;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.986 = 1.972 BTC [+] -310970;1345422398;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -310969;1345422398;gribble;Best bid: 8.02341, Best ask: 8.09, Bid-ask spread: 0.06659, Last trade: 8.09998, 24 hour volume: 217452, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 11.95 -310968;1345422407;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.986 = 2.958 BTC [+] -310967;1345422413;mircea_popescu;sooo... pirate has officially run out of bitcoins, that right ? -310966;1345422439;kakobrekla;umm -310965;1345422443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2990 @ 0.00039193 = 1.1719 BTC [+] -310964;1345422445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29700 @ 0.0003935 = 11.687 BTC [+] -310963;1345422446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26210 @ 0.00039606 = 10.3807 BTC [+] -310962;1345422452;kakobrekla;even if he is manipulating the price -310961;1345422472;kakobrekla;the trick is he must only trigger the downfall -310960;1345422488;kakobrekla;not keep it going -310959;1345422575;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.92 = 4.6 BTC [-] -310958;1345422584;mircea_popescu;well, we're in the red two days of 200k each -310957;1345422730;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 5 @ 0.08 = 0.4 BTC [-] -310956;1345422843;nefario;crashing the price to be able to buy them back cheaper -310955;1345422863;nefario;isn't that very much 1 step back 1&1/2 forward? -310954;1345422871;mircea_popescu;yes. -310953;1345422908;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure if you have 200k and want 300k, if you firesale your 200k the 300k will cost more than what 100k would have cost. -310952;1345422912;dub;or the market is just correcting the price to last months value -310951;1345422914;mircea_popescu;and you'll end up with a higher price in the end. -310950;1345422931;mircea_popescu;dub maybe -310949;1345422954;dub;combined with a shitload of already jumpy pirate investors panicing -310948;1345422971;mircea_popescu;pirate investoers by that very definition have no btc to sell. -310947;1345422975;nefario;"investors" -310946;1345422978;nefario;gamblers -310945;1345422990;mircea_popescu;the logical explanation here is : pirate is cashing out, by monday his wires have gone through -310944;1345423001;mircea_popescu;and the "investors" can shoto themselves -310943;1345423007;dub;whatever, some have been cashing out of ppts for a while -310942;1345423010;mircea_popescu;which really, they prolly should do in that circumstance. -310941;1345423018;mircea_popescu;ppts aren't much. -310940;1345423027;Doffx;I dont think pirate is cashing out anything -310939;1345423036;dub;^ -310938;1345423039;Doffx;I think he paid investors and they are cashing out -310937;1345423048;mircea_popescu;possible. -310936;1345423051;Doffx;Makes more sense anyhow -310935;1345423053;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC -310934;1345423055;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC -310933;1345423055;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC -310932;1345423057;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC -310931;1345423058;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 75 @ 0.1 = 7.5 BTC -310930;1345423059;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC -310929;1345423067;nefario;aha -310928;1345423068;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.92 = 8.28 BTC [-] -310927;1345423070;dub;wtf is bluechip -310926;1345423078;nefario;he's finally figured out where the sell button is -310925;1345423166;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.6001 = 1.8003 BTC [-] -310924;1345423166;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.6 = 12 BTC [-] -310923;1345423168;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 33 @ 0.531 = 17.523 BTC [-] -310922;1345423175;rg;oh sweet -310921;1345423177;rg;assbot does mpex -310920;1345423181;rg;!ticker s.bps -310919;1345423183;rg;!ticker s.bvps -310918;1345423193;assbot;Invalid ticker. -310917;1345423194;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00376575 / 0.00377829 / 0.003801 (1300 shares, 4.91 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00308933 / 0.00435 (79028 shares, 244.14 BTC) -310916;1345423199;gabbynot;nefario: any assets on glbse that take advantage of shorting BTC? -310915;1345423209;nefario;I don't know -310914;1345423216;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 171 @ 1 = 171 BTC [-] -310913;1345423218;nefario;I'm not a trader -310912;1345423231;mircea_popescu;rg yep -310911;1345423233;nefario;but we're going to be adding curreny and margin -310910;1345423254;Doffx;We missed that chance, shorting any mining stock except Cognatus would have been huge profit! -310909;1345423258;teek;gabbynot: TEEK.USD -310908;1345423267;gabbynot;thx -310907;1345423284;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9001 = 3.6004 BTC [-] -310906;1345423285;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [-] -310905;1345423287;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.87 = 13.05 BTC [-] -310904;1345423288;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.8612001 = 8.612 BTC [-] -310903;1345423289;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.861 = 3.444 BTC [-] -310902;1345423290;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 50 @ 0.85 = 42.5 BTC [-] -310901;1345423310;dust-otc;gabbynot: TEEK.USD -310900;1345423343;gabbynot;not a ton of volume there, tho -310899;1345423353;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.P2P.LOANS] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -310898;1345423359;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -310897;1345423372;dust-otc;gabbynot: very true -310896;1345423418;mircea_popescu;there's always options. -310895;1345423420;gabbynot;i'm thinking we're hitting the 5's soon…maybe later tonight….so much panic right now -310894;1345423448;gabbynot;don't want to sell my BTC, just want to hedge -310893;1345423461;dust-otc;bluechip looks a pretty shady asset -310892;1345423483;dust-otc;you can buy at .1 and sell at .05 -310891;1345423501;mircea_popescu;gabbynot well that's exactly it. -310890;1345423504;dust-otc;and 1 million shares offered -310889;1345423510;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6795 BTC [+] -310888;1345423511;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 13 @ 0.6796 = 8.8348 BTC [+] -310887;1345423513;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.6797 = 4.0782 BTC [+] -310886;1345423514;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6798 BTC [+] -310885;1345423515;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 20 @ 0.6849 = 13.698 BTC [+] -310884;1345423515;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.6998 = 3.499 BTC [+] -310883;1345423517;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 44 @ 0.73 = 32.12 BTC [+] -310882;1345423603;gabbynot;any ideas mircea? -310881;1345423618;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.0999 = 1.998 BTC [+] -310880;1345423636;kakobrekla;o asicminer below ipo -310879;1345423660;mircea_popescu;gabbynot options work exactly to hedge, not to sell your underlying. -310878;1345423668;mircea_popescu;buy some puts. -310877;1345423680;gabbynot;where? -310876;1345423681;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -310875;1345423692;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/mpex -310874;1345423700;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 3 @ 1.2449 = 3.7347 BTC [+] -310873;1345423701;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 17 @ 1.245 = 21.165 BTC [+] -310872;1345423732;gabbynot;never traded there, just glbse…thanks for the info, tho -310871;1345423743;mircea_popescu;np. -310870;1345423745;nefario;options will be on all GLBSE assets by the end of next week -310869;1345423763;Gladamas;thanks nefario! -310868;1345423791;dub;nefario: are you doing anythign to fix performance? -310867;1345423799;nefario;drinking tea -310866;1345423804;nefario;but seriously -310865;1345423804;nefario;yes -310864;1345423816;nefario;tomorrow there will be an update to charts -310863;1345423821;nefario;which will help a lot -310862;1345423825;dub;cool -310861;1345423831;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.85 = 6.8 BTC [-] -310860;1345423836;nefario;then 2 days later a rollout of new charts and public API -310859;1345423878;Gladamas;cool thanks -310858;1345423887;kakobrekla;nefario, btw -310857;1345423891;usagi;sounds exciting -310856;1345423902;kakobrekla;we noticed some trades in the past -310855;1345423909;kakobrekla;were not echoed on the twitter -310854;1345423915;kakobrekla;(and assbot) -310853;1345423937;nefario;how far in the past? -310852;1345423948;kakobrekla;the last big purchase of asicminer -310851;1345423953;kakobrekla;ipo offer -310850;1345423958;nefario;hmmm -310849;1345423968;nefario;I've no idea why that was the case -310848;1345424029;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i had the same problem. thing is twitter won't repeat messages -310847;1345424037;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC [+] -310846;1345424037;mircea_popescu;if you have two orders of 5 at 5, it only puts in the first. -310845;1345424110;nefario;ah -310844;1345424112;nefario;cunts -310843;1345424125;kakobrekla;well timestamp in the tweet should help that -310842;1345424129;nefario;they're getting very stingy with their platform -310841;1345424130;kakobrekla;maybe use microtime instead -310840;1345424135;kakobrekla;but i dont think that was the issue here -310839;1345424137;EskimoBob;"DiabloD3 | what do I do with the other several dozen racks other than rent them out for $20k/mo" and what was the price I quoted for you DiabloD3 ? -310838;1345424143;kakobrekla;afaik it was 1 big order -310837;1345424151;EskimoBob;you can make a shit load of money right now -310836;1345424158;kakobrekla;and a wild guess is glbse gaged out? -310835;1345424165;kakobrekla;well hm -310834;1345424167;kakobrekla;nevermind -310833;1345424171;kakobrekla;size of the order -310832;1345424181;kakobrekla;shouldnt do anything with the gaging out -310831;1345424198;Anduck;nefario should make IPO on GLBSE itself, for example to gather money to improve it -310830;1345424199;kakobrekla;since it was 1 ipo ask -310829;1345424209;kakobrekla;meh -310828;1345424228;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.085 = 2.17 BTC [+] -310827;1345424233;kakobrekla;nefario, switch from time to microtime for nwo -310826;1345424234;kakobrekla;now -310825;1345424235;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 6 @ 0.00999999 = 0.06 BTC [+] -310824;1345424245;kakobrekla;also dividend payout are still not twittin -310823;1345424259;nefario;thats coming -310822;1345424271;kakobrekla;in 2 weeks 4 weeks ago :p -310821;1345424297;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.8899 BTC [+] -310820;1345424339;nefario;after backend changes -310819;1345424344;nefario;which are done tomorrow -310818;1345424379;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13899999 BTC [+] -310817;1345424407;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.15 BTC [-] -310816;1345424413;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060N] 1 @ 0.49762207 BTC [-] -310815;1345424427;kakobrekla;!ticker B.MPCD.A -310814;1345424429;kakobrekla;!ticker B.MPCD.B -310813;1345424429;assbot;[MPEX:B.MPCD.A] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.001 / 0.00369672 / 1.003 (371600 shares, 1,373.70 BTC) -310812;1345424430;kakobrekla;!ticker B.MPCD.C -310811;1345424430;assbot;[MPEX:B.MPCD.B] 1day: 0.001008 / 0.001008 / 0.001008 (25000 shares, 25.20 BTC), 30day: 0.001 / 0.00100049 / 0.001008 (426500 shares, 426.71 BTC) -310810;1345424431;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 250 @ 0.00028 = 0.07 BTC [+] -310809;1345424432;assbot;[MPEX:B.MPCD.C] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.001 / 0.00100345 / 0.0010223 (414200 shares, 415.63 BTC) -310808;1345424438;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -310807;1345424443;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.8501 = 3.4004 BTC [+] -310806;1345424445;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.85 = 13.6 BTC [-] -310805;1345424484;kakobrekla;30day: 0.001 / 0.00369672 / 1.003 -310804;1345424486;kakobrekla;O_O -310803;1345424511;mircea_popescu;what ? -310802;1345424518;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -310801;1345424535;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0385 = 4.154 BTC [+] -310800;1345424536;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.0386 = 6.2316 BTC [+] -310799;1345424555;mircea_popescu;o, yeah. i think right after my initial offerings sold somebody put one up at like, crazy price, trying to get people confused as to value. -310798;1345424584;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -310797;1345424617;kakobrekla;heh -310796;1345424995;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -310795;1345425001;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -310794;1345425002;gribble;Best bid: 7.99999, Best ask: 8, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 8, 24 hour volume: 221854, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 11.91 -310793;1345425013;mircea_popescu;i'd say this is catastrophic drops never before seen in btc -310792;1345425024;mircea_popescu;not even during the great $30 crash did it go this fast. -310791;1345425062;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC [+] -310790;1345425137;rg;yep -310789;1345425140;rg;lost over 50% in 3 days -310788;1345425178;mircea_popescu;good that we're young enough to still set records hehe -310787;1345425188;mircea_popescu;otherwise this will be known as the flash crash of august. -310786;1345425199;mircea_popescu;dark friday etc. -310785;1345425203;rg;what i dont understand is -310784;1345425209;rg;everyone was bitching that the price was so high -310783;1345425211;rg;now its low -310782;1345425213;rg;and no one is buying -310781;1345425228;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.0386 BTC [+] -310780;1345425233;mircea_popescu;rg eh forget it, peoplebitching. people bitch. -310779;1345425238;mircea_popescu;doesn't mean anything. -310778;1345425271;mircea_popescu;was the same exact thing back whern it was 2. when i joined and btc was 15 people were whinign that they don't want to pay money so the early adopters benefit. -310777;1345425278;mircea_popescu;none of those put money in when it was 2. -310776;1345425279;rdponticelli;We're also on a weekend... -310775;1345425287;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [+] -310774;1345425292;mircea_popescu;if it stayed at 15 now, in two weeks you'd ehar how unfair it is they can't put money in -310773;1345425307;rdponticelli;Money starts flowing in again in a couple of hours, if it does... -310772;1345425314;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.8501 = 3.4004 BTC [+] -310771;1345425316;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.85 = 13.6 BTC [-] -310770;1345425345;gabbynot;a flood of BTC will hit the markets this week assuming pirate pays everyone. We'll see $5 soon -310769;1345425360;mircea_popescu;i wouldnt mind it being 2 again lol. -310768;1345425362;mircea_popescu;buy some more. -310767;1345425372;rdponticelli;Yeas, it's possible -310766;1345425391;mircea_popescu;somebody was saying earlier, it's not pirate selling, its the people he repaid. -310765;1345425392;rdponticelli;If pirate pays, most of his lenders are cashing out like crazy... -310764;1345425396;mircea_popescu;this may be quite correct really. -310763;1345425424;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [+] -310762;1345425427;gabbynot;panic breeds panic -310761;1345425451;rdponticelli;Yes, most speculators who just entered because the high interest rates -310760;1345425476;gabbynot;yep, they'll want to cash out -310759;1345425489;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 65 @ 0.1 = 6.5 BTC [+] -310758;1345425489;rdponticelli;Well, now the btc will be free to be used for people really caring -310757;1345425535;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.0386 BTC [+] -310756;1345425557;gabbynot;second bubble taking us to $2 would do serious damage to BTC's image -310755;1345425595;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 10 @ 0.189 = 1.89 BTC [+] -310754;1345425597;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.0999 = 0.3996 BTC [+] -310753;1345425620;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 41 @ 0.1 = 4.1 BTC [+] -310752;1345425640;rdponticelli;Yes, something like that wouldn't look good -310751;1345425641;mircea_popescu;gabbynot btc does not care. -310750;1345425652;rg;[18:15] If pirate pays, most of his lenders are cashing out like crazy... -310749;1345425654;rg;WHY -310748;1345425659;mircea_popescu;rg roundtrip theory. -310747;1345425662;rg;those poeple have left thousands of dollars with pirate -310746;1345425666;rg;why would thye all of a sudden sell -310745;1345425668;rg;they wouldnt -310744;1345425673;rg;they will look for other ways to make money with thier btc -310743;1345425673;mircea_popescu;ya they would. -310742;1345425676;rg;like they were with priate -310741;1345425678;rg;pirate* -310740;1345425681;mircea_popescu;with some of it, yea -310739;1345425686;mircea_popescu;but prolly principal goes back into bank./ -310738;1345425690;mircea_popescu;peopel are slow to board. -310737;1345425696;rdponticelli;rg: because a lot of them was just speculators brought in by the high interest rate -310736;1345425729;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 11 @ 0.074 = 0.814 BTC [-] -310735;1345425731;mircea_popescu;guy gets 1000 btc for i dunno, 5usd -310734;1345425737;mircea_popescu;puts it with pirate, makes 1440 btc -310733;1345425745;mircea_popescu;sells 1k btc for ~7k usd -310732;1345425750;mircea_popescu;the other 440 is play money -310731;1345425761;mircea_popescu;expect a lot of scam assets to be propped up with a deluge of easy money. -310730;1345425773;gabbynot;exactly -310729;1345425827;rg;well -310728;1345425829;assbot;[GLBSE] [USD] 10 @ 0.155 = 1.55 BTC [+] -310727;1345425831;rg;we have to wait for it to hit the floor -310726;1345425831;assbot;[GLBSE] [USD] 5 @ 0.15553 = 0.7777 BTC [+] -310725;1345425833;rg;and it hasnt yet -310724;1345425846;rdponticelli;It would be a long week -310723;1345425847;mircea_popescu;maybe not. -310722;1345425850;gabbynot;question is….what's the floor? -310721;1345425868;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.0743 = 0.2972 BTC [+] -310720;1345425868;mircea_popescu;actually it could go as low as cents i think. -310719;1345425873;gabbynot;yes…very long week -310718;1345425895;rdponticelli;The new best interest rate would be around 2 or 3%... -310717;1345425905;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli mpoe pays 5% a month. -310716;1345425907;rdponticelli;The floor can be really low -310715;1345425920;rdponticelli;Yes, I know -310714;1345425930;mircea_popescu;that's like 1.25 a week -310713;1345425934;mircea_popescu;1.20 even -310712;1345425935;rdponticelli;I have some coins with you, remember? -310711;1345425939;mircea_popescu;o you do ? -310710;1345425947;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.07899999 BTC [+] -310709;1345425949;mircea_popescu;i don't keep track of ppl liek that :p -310708;1345425955;rdponticelli;lol -310707;1345425960;mircea_popescu;anonimity ftw! -310706;1345425963;rdponticelli;I found couple of bugs -310705;1345425972;rdponticelli;lol -310704;1345425977;mircea_popescu;now that i remember. -310703;1345425985;rdponticelli;I don't care about anonimity -310702;1345426011;rdponticelli;I can make everything I do in the clear -310701;1345426013;rg;im thinking the floor is $5 -310700;1345426020;rg;once it hits $5, lots of people will be buying -310699;1345426027;rg;that's hwy the market is slow now, people wanna see where the bottom is -310698;1345426039;mircea_popescu;it might be 1.x or 2.x -310697;1345426046;rdponticelli;rg: also the banks are closed -310696;1345426065;mircea_popescu;yeah the timing of it got many people into knots im sure. -310695;1345426074;mircea_popescu;collapse hit friday evening lol -310694;1345426081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00039578 = 2.4538 BTC [-] -310693;1345426150;rg;meh anyone who got burned -310692;1345426150;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.0000264 = 3.96 BTC [-] -310691;1345426152;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.69001 = 2.76 BTC [+] -310690;1345426153;rg;its their own fault -310689;1345426158;rg;if you dont leave money to play around with -310688;1345426163;rg;you're still limited to 3 days -310687;1345426165;rg;for bank transfer -310686;1345426166;mircea_popescu;they prolly exausted all that. -310685;1345426168;rg;so it doesnt change anything -310684;1345426200;mircea_popescu;people don't leave much money to play with cause of perceived risk -310683;1345426205;mircea_popescu;mtgox had a hack. th went down -310682;1345426206;mircea_popescu;etc. -310681;1345426208;rdponticelli;rg: yes, the flows got cut on weekends -310680;1345426221;rdponticelli;There's always a dip -310679;1345426392;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9099 = 3.6396 BTC [+] -310678;1345426397;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9502 = 3.8008 BTC [-] -310677;1345426471;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.8789 = 3.5156 BTC [+] -310676;1345426522;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.9501 = 5.7006 BTC [-] -310675;1345426564;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.1061 = 1.5915 BTC [-] -310674;1345426566;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.106 = 0.53 BTC [-] -310673;1345426594;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1052 BTC [-] -310672;1345426596;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [-] -310671;1345426606;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.8789 = 3.5156 BTC [+] -310670;1345426627;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -310669;1345426628;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -310668;1345426734;assbot;[MPEX] [F.PURE.SYNTH] 120000 @ 0.0001341 = 16.092 BTC [-] -310667;1345426779;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.6501 = 3.2505 BTC [-] -310666;1345426781;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.65 = 1.95 BTC [-] -310665;1345426827;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.1201 = 0.4804 BTC [-] -310664;1345426865;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.91 = 1.82 BTC [+] -310663;1345426866;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09 = 0.18 BTC [-] -310662;1345426871;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -310661;1345427032;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.986 = 2.958 BTC [+] -310660;1345427033;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.987 BTC [+] -310659;1345427078;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.6901 = 2.7604 BTC [+] -310658;1345427343;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.8501 = 3.4004 BTC [-] -310657;1345427344;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.85 = 4.25 BTC [-] -310656;1345427345;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -310655;1345427494;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 92 @ 0.1 = 9.2 BTC [+] -310654;1345427611;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 5 @ 0.18399 = 0.92 BTC [+] -310653;1345427668;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.6901 = 2.7604 BTC [+] -310652;1345428430;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -310651;1345428564;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.987 BTC [+] -310650;1345428566;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.989 = 8.901 BTC [+] -310649;1345428576;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.7499 = 2.9996 BTC [+] -310648;1345428578;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 15 @ 0.75 = 11.25 BTC [+] -310647;1345428768;agath;bitcoins sent in last 24h => 5.593.367!!!! :-O -310646;1345428787;mircea_popescu;sent where ? -310645;1345428795;agath;and network hashrate => 21TH/s! -310644;1345428804;MadSweeney;O.O -310643;1345428827;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -310642;1345428961;agath;it's the sum of all the transactions in the last 24hrs -310641;1345428969;agath;so I don't know where, I didn't make a statistic -310640;1345429005;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.1299 = 0.5196 BTC [+] -310639;1345429006;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 51 @ 0.13 = 6.63 BTC [+] -310638;1345429007;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1329 = 0.3987 BTC [+] -310637;1345429085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30474 @ 0.00039009 = 11.8876 BTC [-] -310636;1345429203;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 3 @ 1.8 = 5.4 BTC [+] -310635;1345429204;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 40 @ 0.0899 = 3.596 BTC [+] -310634;1345429276;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.3099 = 2.7891 BTC [-] -310633;1345429327;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.85 = 2.55 BTC [+] -310632;1345429734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6226 @ 0.00038562 = 2.4009 BTC [-] -310631;1345429736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.00039151 = 5.0113 BTC [+] -310630;1345429737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20437 @ 0.00039578 = 8.0886 BTC [+] -310629;1345429769;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -310628;1345430111;kakobrekla;anyone wants to break this http://smpake.com/etc/insta/ -310627;1345430156;mircea_popescu;interesting kakobrekla -310626;1345430274;mircea_popescu;anyone know how you obtain the results of gpg --clearsign from kleopatra ? -310625;1345430446;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 100 @ 0.115 = 11.5 BTC [-] -310624;1345430472;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [+] -310623;1345430544;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.054 BTC [+] -310622;1345430564;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 3 @ 0.1219999 = 0.366 BTC [+] -310621;1345430566;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 47 @ 0.1219999 = 5.734 BTC [+] -310620;1345430657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00039578 = 7.6386 BTC [+] -310619;1345430752;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 3 @ 0.1219999 = 0.366 BTC [+] -310618;1345430793;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 14 @ 0.12295 = 1.7213 BTC [+] -310617;1345430808;kakobrekla;ya -310616;1345430819;kakobrekla;not interesting enough for anyone to test it -310615;1345430820;kakobrekla;:( -310614;1345430828;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 8 @ 0.12297 = 0.9838 BTC [+] -310613;1345430890;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.987 = 2.961 BTC [-] -310612;1345431020;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200N] 12 @ 0.0734357 = 0.8812 BTC [-] -310611;1345431021;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100N] 3 @ 0.21534865 = 0.646 BTC [-] -310610;1345431083;Gladamas;mircea_popescu: it puts it onto the clipboard -310609;1345431090;Gladamas;im pretty sure -310608;1345431123;mircea_popescu;Gladamas hm ? -310607;1345431153;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8700 @ 0.00093076 = 8.0976 BTC [+] -310606;1345431154;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8796 @ 0.00093319 = 8.2083 BTC [+] -310605;1345431155;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2904 @ 0.00093874 = 2.7261 BTC [+] -310604;1345431636;Gladamas;mircea_popescu: what? -310603;1345431649;Gladamas; anyone know how you obtain the results of gpg --clearsign from kleopatra ? -310602;1345431707;mircea_popescu;ya well hum. im terying to help someone remotely and it's not looking to great -310601;1345431713;mircea_popescu;hope to avoid installing kdm ;/ -310600;1345431737;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.8699 = 1.7398 BTC [+] -310599;1345431758;Gladamas;ah hmm -310598;1345431766;mircea_popescu;currently i am getting something that LOOKS like the right thing -310597;1345431767;mircea_popescu;Detached signature. -310596;1345431772;mircea_popescu;but gpg dies saying that. -310595;1345431795;mircea_popescu;any ideea where the exact click has to go in the gui so that it doesn't do that, but instead makes a proper clearsigned document ? -310594;1345431796;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3701 = 2.2206 BTC [+] -310593;1345431817;Gladamas;idk sorry -310592;1345431929;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.8001 = 2.4003 BTC [-] -310591;1345431942;assbot;[GLBSE] [USD] 5 @ 0.1611 = 0.8055 BTC [+] -310590;1345431950;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3799 BTC [+] -310589;1345432023;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1349 = 0.2698 BTC [+] -310588;1345432199;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [+] -310587;1345432201;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -310586;1345432202;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 46 @ 1 = 46 BTC [+] -310585;1345432203;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 122 @ 1 = 122 BTC [+] -310584;1345432204;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -310583;1345432205;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 45 @ 1 = 45 BTC [+] -310582;1345432248;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1002 BTC [+] -310581;1345432383;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.6 = 1.8 BTC [-] -310580;1345432473;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -310579;1345432501;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.8699 = 1.7398 BTC [+] -310578;1345432532;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i've tried it you know. -310577;1345432543;kakobrekla;:) -310576;1345432581;kakobrekla;i think i can go public with this -310575;1345432582;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 25 @ 0.115 = 2.875 BTC [-] -310574;1345432599;kakobrekla;just bump the fee up -310573;1345432612;kakobrekla;and limits -310572;1345432660;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1349 BTC [+] -310571;1345432695;mircea_popescu;does it work ? -310570;1345432697;mircea_popescu;cool! -310569;1345432716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32400 @ 0.00038144 = 12.3587 BTC [-] -310568;1345432722;kakobrekla;yup -310567;1345432748;kakobrekla;zipconf didnt manage to handle what kakobrekla handles in a few hours :p -310566;1345432852;mircea_popescu;lolz -310565;1345432854;mircea_popescu;its how it goes. -310564;1345432909;rdponticelli;kakobrekla: So, can you handle zip.a? -310563;1345432917;rdponticelli;:D -310562;1345433061;kakobrekla;umm zipconf is the zip.a? -310561;1345433100;kakobrekla;i got whippin 15btc of funds for this on gox -310560;1345433103;rdponticelli;Yes. zip.a is the bond that zipconf released... -310559;1345433110;kakobrekla;to back the heavy traffic im getting -310558;1345433114;kakobrekla;hehe -310557;1345433157;rdponticelli;lol -310556;1345433182;rdponticelli;Well, you're just starting -310555;1345433195;kakobrekla;whats a fair fee for this -310554;1345433205;rdponticelli;But I have no doubt you'll make it better than zipconf... -310553;1345433208;kakobrekla;nanotube charges 1% for manual afaik -310552;1345433248;kakobrekla;as far as i can see its already better since its has at least one working function -310551;1345433259;kakobrekla;but yeah i wont brang with this now -310550;1345433260;mircea_popescu;lolz! -310549;1345433260;kakobrekla;lol -310548;1345433273;kakobrekla;brag* -310547;1345433326;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.10098 BTC [+] -310546;1345433496;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 76 @ 0.011 = 0.836 BTC [+] -310545;1345433517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5963 @ 0.00039578 = 2.36 BTC [+] -310544;1345433518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42300 @ 0.00039606 = 16.7533 BTC [+] -310543;1345433520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7996 @ 0.00039606 = 3.1669 BTC [+] -310542;1345434042;MadSweeney;no! the btc price is go back up. mpex fee is getting less cheaper. heh -310541;1345434112;MadSweeney;*going -310540;1345434149;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.8001 = 1.6002 BTC [-] -310539;1345434548;kakobrekla;;;ticker -310538;1345434549;gribble;Best bid: 9.00147, Best ask: 9.05, Bid-ask spread: 0.04853, Last trade: 9.05, 24 hour volume: 255369, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 11.56192 -310537;1345434593;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 32 @ 1 = 32 BTC [+] -310536;1345434658;mircea_popescu;ok, i got the earth shattering announcement of the year i think. -310535;1345434659;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=S.DICE -310534;1345434687;mircea_popescu;satoshidice is going up for ipo, you can put bids in. shares will go out starting on the 24th midnight gmt. -310533;1345434691;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8002 BTC [+] -310532;1345434886;rg;bout fucking time -310531;1345434900;rg;mircea took some god damn initiative -310530;1345434905;rg;and got some more people luisted -310529;1345434912;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 10 @ 0.43777349 = 4.3777 BTC [+] -310528;1345434958;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 10 @ 0.32694476 = 3.2694 BTC [+] -310527;1345434995;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 10 @ 0.21611603 = 2.1612 BTC [+] -310526;1345435023;mircea_popescu;rg the thing is huge. -310525;1345435036;mircea_popescu;you should see their prospectus. did you know they do 2/3 OF ALL BTC TRANSACTIONS ? -310524;1345435101;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 10 @ 0.12611388 = 1.2611 BTC [+] -310523;1345435235;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110N] 1 @ 0.17498433 BTC [-] -310522;1345435275;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -310521;1345435292;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.08120001 = 0.1624 BTC [-] -310520;1345435382;rg;shrug -310519;1345435386;rg;what do they even need to invest for -310518;1345435397;rg;their costs must be close to 0 -310517;1345435397;mircea_popescu;apparently, print campaign in euro magazines -310516;1345435402;mircea_popescu;which actually would be great for btc. -310515;1345435454;rg;Tired of not being able to manipulate the stock market cause of market guidelines? -310514;1345435460;rg;Then you need BITCOIN -310513;1345435476;mircea_popescu;ehehe -310512;1345435586;mircea_popescu;MadSweeney haha it's pretty cheap already neh ? :D -310511;1345435870;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [+] -310510;1345436248;MadSweeney;i could sure use options for hedging my BTCPHP exchange service -310509;1345436267;mircea_popescu;it cant possibly not be worth it for you then -310508;1345436692;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1296 @ 0.00093874 = 1.2166 BTC [+] -310507;1345437299;Doffx;I think you should open up sign-ups again for the site. -310506;1345437319;Doffx;How about a discount window at 5BTC to join -310505;1345437339;Doffx;I want to use Mpex hehe -310504;1345437388;mircea_popescu;:D -310503;1345437404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44700 @ 0.00039183 = 17.5148 BTC [-] -310502;1345437405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4720 @ 0.00039347 = 1.8572 BTC [+] -310501;1345437406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5340 @ 0.00039606 = 2.115 BTC [+] -310500;1345437420;mircea_popescu;actually the fee was scheduled to go to 50 btc once volume passes 50k -310499;1345437431;Doffx;I still understand how to use the option you have listed yet, I need an example of someone placing an actual order with instruments you have listed. -310498;1345437434;mircea_popescu;i passed on that because btc had gone to 15, but if it stays at 7 im prolly going to do it. -310497;1345437448;mircea_popescu;doffx you mean the gpg part is the problem ? -310496;1345437456;Doffx;No that part is easy -310495;1345437468;mircea_popescu;ok. then ? -310494;1345437469;Doffx;I just get what your doing with the option yet -310493;1345437493;Doffx;For example if I bought 5 O.BTCUSD.C010 at the 24 hour rate -310492;1345437507;Doffx;When it ends what would I get right now -310491;1345437512;mircea_popescu;what do you mean at the 24 hour rate. -310490;1345437521;mircea_popescu;nono. all options expire on the last friday of their month -310489;1345437528;mircea_popescu;currently T expire on 31th of august -310488;1345437538;mircea_popescu;N on 28th of september. -310487;1345437569;Doffx;Ok, so is possible to purchase a call say today -310486;1345437581;Doffx;And when it expires what exactly does that mean -310485;1345437607;Doffx;Remember im completly new to options and im sorry if my lack of understanding is frustrating :) -310484;1345437631;Doffx;If I dont ask any questions ill never get it though. -310483;1345437686;mircea_popescu;ok, np. -310482;1345437699;mircea_popescu;so, you buy 1 O.BTCUSD.C050T. -310481;1345437719;mircea_popescu;at any point up until the 31st of august the value of this option is current btc price - 5 / current btc price. -310480;1345437737;mircea_popescu;so if price is say 12. value is 12 - 5 / 12 = 0.58333 btc -310479;1345437753;mircea_popescu;say price is 6. 6 - 5 / 6 = 0.16666 -310478;1345437771;mircea_popescu;say price is 45. 45 - 5 / 45 = 0.8888 -310477;1345437773;mircea_popescu;and so on. -310476;1345437789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19354 @ 0.00039606 = 7.6653 BTC [+] -310475;1345437790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37846 @ 0.0003963 = 14.9984 BTC [+] -310474;1345437796;mircea_popescu;puts go the other way, strike - price / price. -310473;1345437796;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.8001 = 3.2004 BTC [-] -310472;1345437797;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 56 @ 0.8 = 44.8 BTC [-] -310471;1345437833;sgnb;where do you take cuurent price? mtgox? -310470;1345437836;mircea_popescu;that make any sense ? -310469;1345437845;mircea_popescu;current price is published by bitcoincharts, as the 24 hour average -310468;1345437857;Doffx;yes that did, that seems like a pretty safe bet though -310467;1345437858;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ here -310466;1345437861;mircea_popescu;scroll down a little. -310465;1345437863;Doffx;how do you lose on that? -310464;1345437875;mircea_popescu;well if it goes the right way you win, if it goes the wrong way you lose. -310463;1345437899;mircea_popescu;you can never lose more than what you paid tho, which is the great appeal of options. -310462;1345437904;mircea_popescu;there's no forced liquidations etc. -310461;1345437938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24200 @ 0.00038303 = 9.2693 BTC [-] -310460;1345437995;BTC-Mining;so the loss/win is proportional to price change? -310459;1345438018;Doffx;Im still confused on a couple parts -310458;1345438042;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well, the further in the money an option is the less selective it is. most gain is for close and out of money options. -310457;1345438045;mircea_popescu;Doffx shoot -310456;1345438057;Doffx;Trying to come up with the right question. -310455;1345438060;BTC-Mining;I don't get it at all -310454;1345438077;Doffx;Ok using the example you gave -310453;1345438078;BTC-Mining;What's the difference it makes over just selling/buying BTC? -310452;1345438080;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining say price is 10. a C110T is worth very little. -310451;1345438092;BTC-Mining;aye -310450;1345438095;Doffx;I see that I can currently buy in at 0.54356433 someone selling 1000 -310449;1345438095;mircea_popescu;if price moves to say 15, the C110T is now worth 4/15 which is significant. it went up maybe 1000% -310448;1345438103;mircea_popescu;Doffx that's the bot. -310447;1345438127;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining on the other hand, a C020T moves little in value over the same 11 - 15 price change. -310446;1345438158;BTC-Mining;Sounds kind of like leveraged trading... -310445;1345438173;mircea_popescu;well it can be used that way. -310444;1345438195;mircea_popescu;there's a forum link which goesthrough strategies, did i ever give you it ? -310443;1345438217;BTC-Mining;not sure, but I don't really want to try options or pay the fee for mpex -310442;1345438229;mircea_popescu;hehe well then k. -310441;1345438251;Doffx;Id pay the fee if I could figure out how exactly its going to benefit me. -310440;1345438269;mircea_popescu;well point in case Doffx : -310439;1345438271;mircea_popescu;lemme look in the logs -310438;1345438274;Doffx;The last part helped me, now I just dont understand if I purchase at that price what it does -310437;1345438296;mircea_popescu;Aug 19 14:11:12 [MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.07120175 = 71.2018 BTC [+] -310436;1345438303;mircea_popescu;how much does P100T sell for now ? -310435;1345438322;Doffx;0.06233950 -310434;1345438327;mircea_popescu;mno -310433;1345438328;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 12 @ 1 = 12 BTC [+] -310432;1345438333;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.P100T 0.12878070 -310431;1345438348;mircea_popescu;.py (0.12878070 - 0.0712017) * 1000 -310430;1345438349;markac;57.579 -310429;1345438354;mircea_popescu;that guy made 57btc. -310428;1345438373;Doffx;Where did you get the .128 from? -310427;1345438378;Doffx;Oh duh I picked T -310426;1345438385;mircea_popescu;from the page. search on it for O.BTCUSD.P100T -310425;1345438413;mircea_popescu;.py 57.579 / 71.2018 -310424;1345438415;markac;0.808673376235 -310423;1345438430;mircea_popescu;that's an 80% profit in what, 12 hours ? -310422;1345438457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10854 @ 0.0003963 = 4.3014 BTC [+] -310421;1345438458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29463 @ 0.0003965 = 11.6821 BTC [+] -310420;1345438460;Doffx;Ok I looked at C -310419;1345438463;mircea_popescu;yea -310418;1345438482;mircea_popescu;C went to shit cause price went down. when price goes up C is good P is bad. when price goes down the reverse. -310417;1345438511;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [+] -310416;1345438518;mircea_popescu;and for all the hee-hawing there's absolutely no other place to make 50 bitcoin. -310415;1345438529;mircea_popescu;sure, you can futz around make 10% over 10 btc or whatever. -310414;1345438541;mircea_popescu;takes 50 of those. -310413;1345438572;BTC-Mining;I made 40 BTC trading on MtGox with 320 BTC recently =/ -310412;1345438615;BTC-Mining;Only 12.5% profit -310411;1345438681;mircea_popescu;myea. of course this means things can also go badly fast, so it's a mixed blessing. -310410;1345438681;MadSweeney;if I had bought that P100T option, I've hedged the 100 btc I purchased @ $12 last week -310409;1345438708;mircea_popescu;MadSweeney that'd work yea. ideally options are used to hegde, not to try and shoot the 80% return. -310408;1345438711;mircea_popescu;these rarely work. -310407;1345438737;Doffx;Ok its starting to come together now -310406;1345438867;MadSweeney;I'm sold. I need this for my btc business -310405;1345438908;mircea_popescu;do you know about pympex ? -310404;1345438959;MadSweeney;the python script for mpex interface? -310403;1345438964;mircea_popescu;yeah. makes things easier -310402;1345438982;mircea_popescu;well, if you have python at least. -310401;1345439015;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4200 @ 0.00096367 = 4.0474 BTC [+] -310400;1345439052;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [-] -310399;1345439054;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 56 @ 1 = 56 BTC [-] -310398;1345439060;Doffx;mircea_popescu, let me try and use this example and see if you can help me -310397;1345439066;mircea_popescu;sure. -310396;1345439069;Doffx;Right now there is a sell qty of 20 -310395;1345439079;Doffx;at 0.19110000 -310394;1345439086;Doffx;Lets says I bought that 20 -310393;1345439094;mircea_popescu;yea -310392;1345439105;Doffx;And it expired on the 31st at 8.91 btc price -310391;1345439123;Doffx;How much do you make -310390;1345439179;mircea_popescu;100 - 8.91 / 8.91 = 0.12233445 -310389;1345439219;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -310388;1345439220;gribble;Best bid: 8.87, Best ask: 8.9704, Bid-ask spread: 0.10040, Last trade: 8.87, 24 hour volume: 261515, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 11.199 -310387;1345439300;Doffx;Maybe i'm not getting what this 0.19110000 correlates to. -310386;1345439347;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 100 @ 1 = 100 BTC [-] -310385;1345439347;Doffx;Im seeing it as buying 20 at 3.822 btc -310384;1345439467;mircea_popescu;yea. -310383;1345439565;Doffx;Where is the 20 in that math I guess is the question -310382;1345439602;mircea_popescu;so you buy 20 at 19, for 3.822 -310381;1345439616;mircea_popescu;and have 20 worth 1222 so 2.444 -310380;1345439623;mircea_popescu;net loss ~1.4 -310379;1345439641;Doffx;Ohh!!! -310378;1345439696;mircea_popescu;the price is 8.87 . if the price moves up (to 8.91 in your example) puts lose money. -310377;1345439956;gabbynot;;;bids 8 -310376;1345439957;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve order book data. Try again later. -310375;1345440005;mircea_popescu;it's been borkt. -310374;1345440080;Doffx;Ok, lets see then. -310373;1345440094;Doffx;So I basically want to buy in and hope the price goes lower -310372;1345440120;mircea_popescu;if you think the price goes lower you buy puts -310371;1345440126;mircea_popescu;if you think it goes higher you buy calls -310370;1345440138;mircea_popescu;if you think it doesn't move you sell either/both. -310369;1345440146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52700 @ 0.00039338 = 20.7311 BTC [-] -310368;1345440253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7684 @ 0.00039338 = 3.0227 BTC [-] -310367;1345440253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14116 @ 0.0003965 = 5.597 BTC [+] -310366;1345440363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1617751 @ 0.0003965 = 641.4383 BTC [+] -310365;1345440364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16268 @ 0.00039686 = 6.4561 BTC [+] -310364;1345440366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48200 @ 0.00039691 = 19.1311 BTC [+] -310363;1345440367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00039703 = 1.072 BTC [+] -310362;1345440368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43200 @ 0.00039786 = 17.1876 BTC [+] -310361;1345440369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18112 @ 0.00039851 = 7.2178 BTC [+] -310360;1345440370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59908 @ 0.00039872 = 23.8865 BTC [+] -310359;1345440371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00039896 = 2.8725 BTC [+] -310358;1345440372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32838 @ 0.00039947 = 13.1178 BTC [+] -310357;1345440373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22339 @ 0.00039974 = 8.9298 BTC [+] -310356;1345440374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1629 @ 0.00039992 = 0.6515 BTC [+] -310355;1345440375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53645 @ 0.00040003 = 21.4596 BTC [+] -310354;1345440376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33500 @ 0.00040004 = 13.4013 BTC [+] -310353;1345440377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5276 @ 0.00040044 = 2.1127 BTC [+] -310352;1345440378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29600 @ 0.00040092 = 11.8672 BTC [+] -310351;1345440379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5054 @ 0.00040109 = 2.0271 BTC [+] -310350;1345440380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52197 @ 0.00040121 = 20.942 BTC [+] -310349;1345440381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36800 @ 0.00040127 = 14.7667 BTC [+] -310348;1345440382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.00040128 = 8.1059 BTC [+] -310347;1345440383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46600 @ 0.00040135 = 18.7029 BTC [+] -310346;1345440384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54542 @ 0.00040151 = 21.8992 BTC [+] -310345;1345440385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36600 @ 0.00040156 = 14.6971 BTC [+] -310344;1345440386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00040164 = 2.5705 BTC [+] -310343;1345440387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57000 @ 0.00040178 = 22.9015 BTC [+] -310342;1345440388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29800 @ 0.00040179 = 11.9733 BTC [+] -310341;1345440389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46258 @ 0.0004018 = 18.5865 BTC [+] -310340;1345440390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00040215 = 11.783 BTC [+] -310339;1345440390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48026 @ 0.00040237 = 19.3242 BTC [+] -310338;1345440391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00040274 = 0.443 BTC [+] -310337;1345440392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24300 @ 0.0004028 = 9.788 BTC [+] -310336;1345440393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4012 @ 0.00040283 = 1.6162 BTC [+] -310335;1345440394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56000 @ 0.0004033 = 22.5848 BTC [+] -310334;1345440395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.00040331 = 7.9452 BTC [+] -310333;1345440396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7174 @ 0.00040349 = 2.8946 BTC [+] -310332;1345440397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43179 @ 0.00040352 = 17.4236 BTC [+] -310331;1345440398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11498 @ 0.00040385 = 4.6435 BTC [+] -310330;1345440399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40400 @ 0.00040397 = 16.3204 BTC [+] -310329;1345440399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50592 @ 0.0004042 = 20.4493 BTC [+] -310328;1345440400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00040428 = 4.8514 BTC [+] -310327;1345440401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6331 @ 0.00040471 = 2.5622 BTC [+] -310326;1345440403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58485 @ 0.00040478 = 23.6736 BTC [+] -310325;1345440404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00040489 = 5.628 BTC [+] -310324;1345440405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42600 @ 0.00040495 = 17.2509 BTC [+] -310323;1345440406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47649 @ 0.0004052 = 19.3074 BTC [+] -310322;1345440407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50800 @ 0.00040566 = 20.6075 BTC [+] -310321;1345440408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8440 @ 0.00040569 = 3.424 BTC [+] -310320;1345440408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27900 @ 0.00040632 = 11.3363 BTC [+] -310319;1345440409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12997 @ 0.0004066 = 5.2846 BTC [+] -310318;1345440459;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0999 = 0.1998 BTC [+] -310317;1345440461;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.1 = 1.8 BTC [+] -310316;1345440562;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 6 @ 0.99991 = 5.9995 BTC [+] -310315;1345440798;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0344 = 4.1376 BTC [+] -310314;1345440799;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.0345 = 6.207 BTC [+] -310313;1345440969;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 11 @ 0.13879997 = 1.5268 BTC [+] -310312;1345441878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31300 @ 0.00038543 = 12.064 BTC [-] -310311;1345441879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.00038303 = 8.6182 BTC [-] -310310;1345442037;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -310309;1345442113;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 80 @ 0.101 = 8.08 BTC [+] -310308;1345442146;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.0999999 = 0.5 BTC [-] -310307;1345442278;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 15 @ 0.10275 = 1.5413 BTC [+] -310306;1345442321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15534 @ 0.00039644 = 6.1583 BTC [+] -310305;1345442549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13460 @ 0.00039644 = 5.3361 BTC [+] -310304;1345442549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4840 @ 0.0004066 = 1.9679 BTC [+] -310303;1345442615;dub;https://mtgox.com/api/2/money/order/lag -310302;1345442617;dub;laggy gox -310301;1345442670;dub;oh, is all over the place, ignore me -310300;1345442801;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 30 @ 0.07369664 = 2.2109 BTC [+] -310299;1345442913;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 700 @ 0.45062319 = 315.4362 BTC [+] -310298;1345442929;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.33880603 = 338.806 BTC [+] -310297;1345442936;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 10 @ 0.13147473 = 1.3147 BTC [+] -310296;1345442972;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.22698886 = 226.9889 BTC [+] -310295;1345442975;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 990 @ 0.13147473 = 130.16 BTC [+] -310294;1345442976;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 3 @ 0.0384505 = 0.1154 BTC [-] -310293;1345442978;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 7 @ 0.03647292 = 0.2553 BTC [-] -310292;1345442983;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 970 @ 0.07369664 = 71.4857 BTC [+] -310291;1345442984;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 30 @ 0.02035762 = 0.6107 BTC [-] -310290;1345443109;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.22425251 = 224.2525 BTC [-] -310289;1345443154;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.13000185 = 130.0019 BTC [+] -310288;1345443164;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -310287;1345443165;gribble;Best bid: 9.98001, Best ask: 10.11634, Bid-ask spread: 0.13633, Last trade: 9.98001, 24 hour volume: 281854, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 11.19796 -310286;1345443173;mircea_popescu;ahahaha so that's what's going on eh -310285;1345443206;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 700 @ 0.00096367 = 0.6746 BTC [+] -310284;1345443286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00038303 = 0.9576 BTC [-] -310283;1345443287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26900 @ 0.00038144 = 10.2607 BTC [-] -310282;1345443289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00037892 = 3.865 BTC [-] -310281;1345443300;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 5 @ 0.03939127 = 0.197 BTC [-] -310280;1345443613;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 3 @ 0.98 = 2.94 BTC [+] -310279;1345443716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54800 @ 0.00039899 = 21.8647 BTC [+] -310278;1345443732;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.12997385 = 129.9739 BTC [-] -310277;1345443758;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.96153845 BTC [+] -310276;1345443773;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.101 = 3.535 BTC [+] -310275;1345443814;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 80 @ 0.07265773 = 5.8126 BTC [+] -310274;1345443902;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 24 @ 0.00174443 = 0.0419 BTC [-] -310273;1345443917;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.00552883 BTC [-] -310272;1345443918;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 14 @ 0.00530488 = 0.0743 BTC [-] -310271;1345443931;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 14 @ 0.02187766 = 0.3063 BTC [-] -310270;1345444003;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 3 @ 0.999 = 2.997 BTC [-] -310269;1345444059;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.13859996 = 0.8316 BTC [-] -310268;1345444105;Doffx;;;ticker -310267;1345444106;gribble;Best bid: 9.55, Best ask: 9.63407, Bid-ask spread: 0.08407, Last trade: 9.63407, 24 hour volume: 279204, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 11.00382 -310266;1345444116;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.18399 BTC [+] -310265;1345444137;Doffx;;;bc,24hprc -310264;1345444138;gribble;8.99 -310263;1345444498;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00098405 = 2.5585 BTC [+] -310262;1345444503;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 46 @ 0.12994861 = 5.9776 BTC [-] -310261;1345445000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31200 @ 0.00037892 = 11.8223 BTC [-] -310260;1345445002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1086 @ 0.00037385 = 0.406 BTC [-] -310259;1345445166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12344 @ 0.00037164 = 4.5875 BTC [-] -310258;1345445688;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 10 @ 0.00028 = 0.0028 BTC [+] -310257;1345445802;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 8 @ 0.243 = 1.944 BTC [+] -310256;1345446339;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.101 = 1.01 BTC [+] -310255;1345446341;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0999999 = 0.2 BTC [-] -310254;1345446376;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 9 @ 0.054 = 0.486 BTC [+] -310253;1345446430;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.101 = 0.606 BTC [+] -310252;1345447390;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10025 @ 0.00098405 = 9.8651 BTC [+] -310251;1345447392;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 875 @ 0.00099532 = 0.8709 BTC [+] -310250;1345447790;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.9499 = 1.8998 BTC [-] -310249;1345447834;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.8589 = 6.8712 BTC [+] -310248;1345447836;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.859 = 1.718 BTC [+] -310247;1345447963;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.0999999 = 0.5 BTC [-] -310246;1345448069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00039081 = 5.2759 BTC [+] -310245;1345448084;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 22 @ 0.0999999 = 2.2 BTC [-] -310244;1345448088;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.101 = 0.202 BTC [+] -310243;1345448132;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -310242;1345448554;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 50 @ 0.91 = 45.5 BTC [-] -310241;1345448694;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.8599 = 1.7198 BTC [+] -310240;1345448696;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.86 = 3.44 BTC [+] -310239;1345448896;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.87 = 6.09 BTC [+] -310238;1345449084;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.7 = 2.8 BTC [+] -310237;1345449134;BTC-Mining;https://glbse.com/asset/view/KRAKEN IPO now live, passthru for Patrick Harnett's fund -310236;1345449164;mircea_popescu;cool beans. -310235;1345449166;BTCHero;he wasn't taking new deposits right??? -310234;1345449173;BTC-Mining;Nope -310233;1345449173;mircea_popescu;i thought he was. -310232;1345449184;BTC-Mining;He limited it to 25 accounts for now -310231;1345449193;mircea_popescu;o he did ? when ? -310230;1345449194;BTCHero;so you are just doing what you have? -310229;1345449208;BTC-Mining;On his thread -310228;1345449208;BTCHero;because it sounded like he wasn't taking more btc or more accounts at the moment -310227;1345449254;BTC-Mining;I already have the account + capacity -310226;1345449270;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.01 BTC -310225;1345449289;bitfoo;(first!) -310224;1345449302;BTC-Mining;Internet Commenters -310223;1345449303;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [+] -310222;1345449304;BTC-Mining;... -310221;1345449320;bitfoo;heh -310220;1345449429;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC -310219;1345449435;BTCHero;biggest -310218;1345449474;bitfoo;haha -310217;1345449502;bitfoo;you should announce it on the kraken thread -310216;1345449509;bitfoo;there were lots of people clamoring for accounts there -310215;1345449511;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 25 @ 0.1 = 2.5 BTC -310214;1345449527;BTCHero;I have 2 accounts -310213;1345449528;BTCHero;take that -310212;1345449531;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 8 @ 1 = 8 BTC [-] -310211;1345449536;bitfoo;why 2? -310210;1345449548;BTCHero;one pays me weekly one reinvests -310209;1345449551;bitfoo;ah -310208;1345449552;BTCHero;im bothersome like that -310207;1345449557;bitfoo;I thought there was no reinvesting -310206;1345449568;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 20 @ 0.0001165 = 0.0023 BTC [-] -310205;1345449571;BTCHero;it reinvests by default i think -310204;1345449580;bitfoo;"Returns will be paid weekly (currently planning on Fridays) - no compounding or automatic reinvestment." -310203;1345449602;BTCHero;well, i don't know what to say -310202;1345449606;bitfoo;heh -310201;1345449611;bitfoo;you got the hookup -310200;1345449616;BTCHero;because i don't get paid, i just watch the balance go up :) -310199;1345449636;BTCHero;and he gave me 5 free btc once -310198;1345449640;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 100 @ 0.000117 = 0.0117 BTC [+] -310197;1345449641;BTCHero;so take that too -310196;1345449645;bitfoo;lol -310195;1345449701;mircea_popescu;lol pretty sweet. -310194;1345449715;mircea_popescu;i got an acct maybe a week ago, so i dunno. maybe it's new this closure. -310193;1345449752;BTCHero;he said he would reasses after things settle down -310192;1345449835;mircea_popescu;i imagine a lot of pressure from pirate -310191;1345450036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00039081 = 2.3839 BTC [+] -310190;1345450037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7128 @ 0.00039899 = 2.844 BTC [+] -310189;1345450038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 966 @ 0.00040596 = 0.3922 BTC [+] -310188;1345450039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26606 @ 0.00040643 = 10.8135 BTC [+] -310187;1345450125;bitfoo;BTC-Mining: your pass through has limited space right? -310186;1345450135;bitfoo;or does it keep expanding? -310185;1345450227;BTC-Mining;limited space -310184;1345450234;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5999 BTC [+] -310183;1345450255;BTC-Mining;Patrick said a 1000 BTC limit for now -310182;1345450273;BTC-Mining;So that's what is available -310181;1345450304;bitfoo;ok, thanks -310180;1345450419;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 150 @ 0.01 = 1.5 BTC [-] -310179;1345450504;BTCHero;By default, accounts are compounding. For accounts greater than 10 BTC a weekly interest payout option is available. -310178;1345450524;BTCHero;lol nevermind -310177;1345450531;bitfoo;I guess we're not talking about the same thing? -310176;1345450591;BTCHero;nope -310175;1345450597;BTCHero;sorry about that -310174;1345450611;bitfoo;hehe, np -310173;1345450619;bitfoo;oh, that's starfish bcb -310172;1345450683;BTCHero;yeah, i am out of the loop -310171;1345450690;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2500 @ 0.01 = 25 BTC -310170;1345450692;BTCHero;time to buy more kraken -310169;1345450743;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 49 @ 0.01 = 0.49 BTC -310168;1345450871;BTCHero;BTC-Mining: are you going to put up a bid wall or anything to improve liquidity? -310167;1345450892;BTC-Mining;Hmm... -310166;1345450902;BTC-Mining;Maybe I could do that, yes -310165;1345450910;BTCHero;I don't care, just wondering -310164;1345450962;BTC-Mining;But probably not full price, I would need to get that covered with my own BTC -310163;1345450991;BTC-Mining;I suppose maybe a bidwall at 95% would prevent price falling and give me a little bonus if someone wants out fast -310162;1345451031;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.1385996 = 1.2474 BTC [-] -310161;1345451031;BTC-Mining;Or if you have 100 BTC worth, I can buy it back at full price on request I suppose -310160;1345451058;BTCHero;nah, im only putting ina few btc... like 11 or so more -310159;1345451086;BTC-Mining;It needs to be in 100 BTC increments however, I can only deposit/withdraw in such increments -310158;1345451119;BTCHero;ok, well maybe when i get some btc back from other investments -310157;1345451313;mircea_popescu;BTCHero well soon there will be the ability to bid w/o reserve i understand. -310156;1345451381;BTCHero;what? do you mean like buy shares with btc that aren't in my account? I don't understand -310155;1345451405;mircea_popescu;werll just put bids up -310154;1345451420;BTCHero;oh, yeah that would be cool -310153;1345451429;BTCHero;incase something sells buy this -310152;1345451460;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 10 @ 0.26 = 2.6 BTC [+] -310151;1345451477;BTC-Mining;Well would allow to place as much bids as you wish based on your total amount as the max... -310150;1345451496;BTC-Mining;So I guess that would greatly reduce lack of bids -310149;1345451515;BTCHero;oh -310148;1345451538;BTCHero;Well there should be like, off the book bids that don't go on until you get dividends or sell something -310147;1345451562;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.01 = 0.5 BTC [-] -310146;1345451619;BTC-Mining;Ah, that too maybe... -310145;1345451635;BTC-Mining;Although I'd prefer the first option, the second being just for the heck of it -310144;1345451644;BTC-Mining;I'm raraly able to get my bids filled -310143;1345451650;BTC-Mining;rarely* -310142;1345451669;BTCHero;yeah, if pirate does pay back glbse might light on fire -310141;1345451762;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.13869996 = 0.2774 BTC [+] -310140;1345451828;bitfoo;your passthrough will probably sell out the moment pirate returns funds -310139;1345451843;bitfoo;...if it doesn't by then -310138;1345451845;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.83 BTC [-] -310137;1345451866;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1201 BTC [-] -310136;1345451927;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.87 = 10.44 BTC [+] -310135;1345451928;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.878 = 1.756 BTC [+] -310134;1345451956;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -310133;1345451982;BTC-Mining;Eh, maybe -310132;1345451996;BTC-Mining;Patrick can't handle the kind of money Pirate handled tho -310131;1345452008;bitfoo;well, I mean the first 1000 BTC -310130;1345452434;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.13879997 = 0.4164 BTC [+] -310129;1345453981;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.243 BTC [+] -310128;1345454110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4171 @ 0.00040464 = 1.6878 BTC [-] -310127;1345454110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 179 @ 0.00040507 = 0.0725 BTC [+] -310126;1345454870;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.035 BTC [+] -310125;1345455081;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.9499 = 1.8998 BTC [-] -310124;1345455169;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 800 @ 0.01 = 8 BTC -310123;1345455218;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 141 @ 0.01 = 1.41 BTC -310122;1345455260;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.877 = 1.754 BTC [-] -310121;1345455291;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.5499 = 1.0998 BTC [-] -310120;1345455293;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -310119;1345455624;btcoin;How do you buy SD shares? -310118;1345455679;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10600 @ 0.0009904 = 10.4982 BTC [-] -310117;1345455680;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.00099532 = 2.986 BTC [+] -310116;1345455690;mircea_popescu;btcoin you put an order in mpex. -310115;1345455792;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 0.921 = 3.684 BTC [-] -310114;1345455793;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 0.92000001 = 1.84 BTC [-] -310113;1345455808;btcoin;how do you do that? Confused -310112;1345455837;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php maybe the faq helps ? -310111;1345455839;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.85 = 2.55 BTC [+] -310110;1345455888;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 150 @ 1 = 150 BTC [-] -310109;1345455890;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 50 @ 1 = 50 BTC [-] -310108;1345455903;btcoin;How do I put an order in mpex for SD shares? -310107;1345455920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1500 @ 0.003801 = 5.7015 BTC [+] -310106;1345455932;mircea_popescu;btcoin what do you normally use to connect, pympex ? -310105;1345455934;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.877 = 7.016 BTC [-] -310104;1345455989;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.877 BTC [-] -310103;1345456039;btcoin;I dont normally do anything, I have no idea about any of whats going on on that page -310102;1345456055;mircea_popescu;a ok. well in that case you'll eiher have to read the faq/make an account -310101;1345456062;mircea_popescu;or else find someone who is willing to broker for you. -310100;1345456106;mircea_popescu;brendio used to do that i think, possibly smickles too. -310099;1345456175;btcoin;ok, i see FAQ, looks complicated. 20BTC account fee!? OK not doing that, just wanted to buy baybe 1000 shares only. flag -310098;1345456198;mircea_popescu;yeah, it's a little more of a blue chip deal as it were. -310097;1345456238;btcoin;Yep, I mine and spend bitcoins haha, I dont know what blue chip even means :) -310096;1345456282;mircea_popescu;blue chip are these elite companies that make up the nyse stock index. -310095;1345456297;mircea_popescu;but anyway, i have a couple meetings to attend, catch you all in a little bit. -310094;1345471751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2578 @ 0.00040109 = 1.034 BTC [+] -310093;1345471767;mircea_popescu;ah hello asseteers! -310092;1345471843;EmanuelDeOrtego;'ello m8 -310091;1345471914;kakobrekla;mornin -310090;1345471916;kakobrekla;;;ticker -310089;1345471916;gribble;Best bid: 9.51, Best ask: 9.51989, Bid-ask spread: 0.00989, Last trade: 9.51, 24 hour volume: 282175, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 10.5 -310088;1345471925;kakobrekla;meh -310087;1345471956;EmanuelDeOrtego;We'll be back over 10 by the end of the week -310086;1345471959;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's a stick number -310085;1345471962;EmanuelDeOrtego;sticky* -310084;1345472011;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1000 @ 0.01 = 10 BTC -310083;1345472035;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.85 = 4.25 BTC [+] -310082;1345472081;mircea_popescu;maybe we'll just sit right under it for the rest of the month. -310081;1345472100;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.20 so amusing to read the forum -310080;1345472103;EskimoBob;pickett_: ltc PPT was closed last week and everyone was paid. But this was really small ppt fund one of the zeros was closed and paid too but I think they had the BTC available -310079;1345472109;EmanuelDeOrtego;I see no reason for it. We have that BitInstant credit card and Silk Road volume keeps going up. -310078;1345472114;mircea_popescu;wah wah i can't do math, wah wah i have no money, wah wah take me into account wah wah -310077;1345472128;EmanuelDeOrtego;Mircea: Markets are based on humans and their desires -310076;1345472131;EmanuelDeOrtego;not arbitrary numbers -310075;1345472133;mircea_popescu;if people hurt when they were being ridiculous we'd run out of drugs -310074;1345472142;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego absolutely. -310073;1345472164;mircea_popescu;numbers are 15 to 20x forward PE for a successfull tech company that dominates its new niche -310072;1345472169;mircea_popescu;i didn't make these up, it's what they are. -310071;1345472210;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bitcoin is a little different than a tech company -310070;1345472213;mircea_popescu;no. -310069;1345472220;mircea_popescu;this personal excep[tionalism -310068;1345472225;mircea_popescu;i can't ante 100 bucks but im an investor -310067;1345472227;mircea_popescu;pffff. -310066;1345472242;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.8 = 24 BTC [-] -310065;1345472252;mircea_popescu;money. talks. internet personalities like the ex stock broker raising 12k nut here... they don't get a voice. -310064;1345472272;EmanuelDeOrtego;Try 20k tied up here. -310063;1345472279;mircea_popescu;not you, that schmuck eskimobob -310062;1345472303;mircea_popescu;but at any rate, tech early stage investment is reserved for people with millions. -310061;1345472312;mircea_popescu;10k, 50k... that buys a new car. -310060;1345472323;mircea_popescu;maybe a new wife, if she's either well used up or else 2nd tier. -310059;1345472329;mircea_popescu;does not buy a tech comp. -310058;1345472351;EmanuelDeOrtego;You can't buy out Bitcoin without owning all the infrastructure. -310057;1345472383;mircea_popescu;what do you think "infrastructure" is ? -310056;1345472392;EmanuelDeOrtego;The miners and nodes. -310055;1345472400;mircea_popescu;you think miners are infrastructure ? bs. miners are dust. anyone can mine. mpex is infrastructure. satoshi dice is infrastructure. -310054;1345472408;mircea_popescu;the companies that make money no matter what are infrastructure. -310053;1345472412;mircea_popescu;miners make a loss no matter what. -310052;1345472431;EmanuelDeOrtego;I wish you luck with Bitcoin running off a single computer. -310051;1345472461;EmanuelDeOrtego;What makes and destroys Bitcoin in the end is its network. -310050;1345472480;EmanuelDeOrtego;As long as the network exists, a Bitcoin will be worth at least a nickel. -310049;1345472559;mircea_popescu;wherther the network exists or not, that's no longer dubious. you understand this ? -310048;1345472569;mircea_popescu;mining had value up until last year, when this point was still being established. -310047;1345472571;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: wtf are you whining about now? Get over it and don't be a asshole. -310046;1345472578;mircea_popescu;by now it's established. mining is no longer a point of interest. -310045;1345472581;EmanuelDeOrtego;The man's fine. -310044;1345472601;mircea_popescu;there's never not going to be mining. that's done. moving on. -310043;1345472605;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anyways, there's 10 million dollars and a corporate interest away from a totally defunct Bitcoin network. -310042;1345472615;mircea_popescu;not anymore. -310041;1345472626;mircea_popescu;there's slowly growing interest FOR a surviving bitcoin network. -310040;1345472640;EmanuelDeOrtego;If that's the case, then Bitcoin is undervalued. -310039;1345472640;mircea_popescu;companies worth millions, like the couple on mpex, they have a very vested interest to fight it out. -310038;1345472688;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego bitcoin is indubitably undervalued, even at 15. -310037;1345472693;EskimoBob;LOL, you are delusional -310036;1345472713;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob want to sue me ? -310035;1345472725;EmanuelDeOrtego;EskimoBob: then why bother with Bitcoin then? -310034;1345472789;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: i was laughing at your "companies worth millions, like the couple on mpex" -310033;1345472808;EmanuelDeOrtego;He still has a point. -310032;1345472815;EmanuelDeOrtego;Mt. Gox and BitInstant are very profitable. -310031;1345472830;EskimoBob;sure they are but this is another story -310030;1345472856;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://glbse.com/asset/view/POLY.10.1 Someone buy. -310029;1345472864;mircea_popescu;mt gox was claiming a loss iirc. -310028;1345472879;mircea_popescu;the main difference here is this : mtgox and the pprocessors are all stuck with one foot in fiat. -310027;1345472884;EmanuelDeOrtego;Earlier. They had at least $500k in revenue this month. -310026;1345472889;mircea_popescu;neither mpoe or dice are. -310025;1345472921;mircea_popescu;if the government of X decides to close their bank accounts, they are fucked. -310024;1345472923;mircea_popescu;game over. -310023;1345472945;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2500 @ 0.01 = 25 BTC -310022;1345472952;EmanuelDeOrtego;The only exchanges left after that would be SR dealers. -310021;1345472957;EmanuelDeOrtego;Totally underground. -310020;1345472965;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.0011 = 3.0033 BTC [-] -310019;1345472995;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -310018;1345473033;mircea_popescu;and... the stock exchange. and.. satoshi dice. -310017;1345473038;EskimoBob;I think Gornick has written well what BTC financing is good for -310016;1345473039;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 8 @ 0.01 = 0.08 BTC -310015;1345473039;mircea_popescu;those are fully insulated. -310014;1345473066;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob btc is not a companion for the bigger and better fiat. -310013;1345473077;mircea_popescu;btc is the fiat killer. it is good for EVERYTHING and will do everything. -310012;1345473082;mircea_popescu;fiat can have a crum, it's company scrip. -310011;1345473098;EskimoBob;relax now. No need to start foaming again -310010;1345473179;EmanuelDeOrtego;All I know is when the Euro collapses this year -310009;1345473185;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bitcoin is going to have a good time. -310008;1345473213;EskimoBob;i like good time -310007;1345473247;EskimoBob;interesting question is, who will benefit, if EUR collapses -310006;1345473285;mircea_popescu;its quite clear who'll bemnefit. -310005;1345473321;nefario;I think this is appropriate -310004;1345473321;nefario;http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3qk48w/ -310003;1345473328;nefario;to the topic at hand -310002;1345473333;kakobrekla;BIH will win -310001;1345473356;EskimoBob;that was good one nefario -310000;1345473368;EmanuelDeOrtego;Lord Rothschild has all his money against Euro. -309999;1345473371;EmanuelDeOrtego;You better listen. -309998;1345473399;kakobrekla;should have said BAH (in english) -309997;1345473403;EskimoBob;i think it will be even funnier if USD bites the dust -309996;1345473407;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0995 BTC [-] -309995;1345473428;EskimoBob;how long can your dear Fed's keep printing this funny money? -309994;1345473453;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.0499 = 3.1497 BTC [+] -309993;1345473455;EmanuelDeOrtego;As long as tax revenue comes in to pay off the interest on the lent money. -309992;1345473465;EmanuelDeOrtego;If tax revenue declines, they flush the system and start over. -309991;1345473482;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: lets hope this gasbag Rothschild keels over soon -309990;1345473484;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [+] -309989;1345473534;mircea_popescu;dollar might collapse first. -309988;1345473557;EmanuelDeOrtego;I dunno, Euro unemployment is lower. -309987;1345473586;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am no banker but I need some guarantee of revenue before putting the presses in full swing. -309986;1345473590;gabbynot;;; bids 9 -309985;1345473591;gribble;There are currently 16832.221 bitcoins demanded at or over 9.0 USD, worth 155111.984223 USD in total. -309984;1345473593;EmanuelDeOrtego;but I would need* -309983;1345473619;EskimoBob;dont get me wrong, I personally do not like the EUR idea at all. Especially if it's used in so many countries with so different cultures and financial backgrounds/history -309982;1345473700;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes, I agree. -309981;1345473714;EmanuelDeOrtego;The elites are pissed off that it's not working. -309980;1345473723;EmanuelDeOrtego;They want their easily controlled economic zones. -309979;1345473737;EmanuelDeOrtego;A decentralized Europe is going to make things hard for them. -309978;1345473754;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3326 @ 0.00098762 = 3.2848 BTC [-] -309977;1345473766;EskimoBob;you do not have to be too sharp to understand, it will never work. I guess those so called elitist are even bigger idiots than expected -309976;1345473925;DeaDTerra;Great new everyone -309975;1345473937;EmanuelDeOrtego;They have been in power for too long and they inbreed like crazy. -309974;1345473939;DeaDTerra;no mroe avaliblity bs :D back to GLBSE V1 style -309973;1345473958;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra what ?! -309972;1345474023;EskimoBob;"they inbreed like crazy" <- :) -309971;1345474049;DeaDTerra;No mroe avaliblity limits -309970;1345474057;mircea_popescu;o o -309969;1345474061;DeaDTerra;as long as you have the BTC in your account you can place the bid :D -309968;1345474062;mircea_popescu;yeah nefario was saying. -309967;1345474090;nefario;thats tomorrow -309966;1345474136;EskimoBob;did my new BFF DeaDTerra had good news? -309965;1345474144;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.042 = 0.084 BTC [-] -309964;1345474359;DeaDTerra;Nefario I love you <3 xD I have have longed for this feature for a while now -309963;1345474392;nefario;whoa there, settle down -309962;1345474402;nefario;as I mentioned in another thread -309961;1345474406;nefario;we're getting options as well -309960;1345474437;DeaDTerra;hahah I was joking though I like the feature a lot :) one of the things I was fond of from GLBSE V1 -309959;1345474443;DeaDTerra;allowed me to stretch my capital a lot more. -309958;1345474449;DeaDTerra;oh options -309957;1345474452;DeaDTerra;for each asset? -309956;1345474471;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0011 = 4.0044 BTC [-] -309955;1345474473;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 1.001 = 5.005 BTC [-] -309954;1345474552;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.0001 = 3.0003 BTC [+] -309953;1345474553;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1857 @ 1 = 1857 BTC [-] -309952;1345474564;kakobrekla;http://codinginmysleep.com/6-8-weeks-until-bitcoin-debitcredit-card-says-bitinstant/ -309951;1345474595;nefario;DeaDTerra: yes -309950;1345474600;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla pretty cool! -309949;1345474607;nefario;you'll be able to make option for everything on GLBSE -309948;1345474637;nefario;also will be able to put options up for sale for an asset, but still have that asset on the market for sale -309947;1345474658;nefario;it's only when the option is bought that the asset will get put into reserve -309946;1345474667;nefario;if the asset is sold before the option is bough -309945;1345474669;nefario;bought -309944;1345474676;nefario;then the option is cancelled -309943;1345474691;nefario;next step after options is margin -309942;1345474806;mircea_popescu;how do you cancel an option ? -309941;1345474827;mircea_popescu;o nm i see what you mean. the offer is canceleld. -309940;1345474850;nefario;yes -309939;1345474934;tonikt;what will be the difference between "options BETA" and "options live"? -309938;1345474944;tonikt;I mean, for an average user -309937;1345475037;DeaDTerra;hm I see abuses from asset managers -309936;1345475057;DeaDTerra;buying options using inside info, the releaseing it and cashing in on the change in the market -309935;1345475143;nefario;tonikt: options beta is for me to test and people to have a look at (but won't actually work) -309934;1345475148;nefario;options live is the real thing -309933;1345475165;nefario;basically I'm saying I'll have something for people to look at by the end of the week -309932;1345475197;tonikt;ok. that's clear now -309931;1345475528;nefario;http://i.imgur.com/B25gH.gif -309930;1345475528;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [+] -309929;1345475533;nefario;well thats an odd link -309928;1345475616;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.79 = 39.5 BTC [-] -309927;1345475706;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [-] -309926;1345475707;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.77 = 2.31 BTC [-] -309925;1345475709;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 0.761 = 8.371 BTC [-] -309924;1345475773;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2000 @ 0.01 = 20 BTC -309923;1345475933;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.0995 = 9.95 BTC [-] -309922;1345475953;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 0.99 = 4.95 BTC [+] -309921;1345475954;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -309920;1345476090;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15807 @ 0.00098116 = 15.5092 BTC [-] -309919;1345476355;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 9 @ 0.07899999 = 0.711 BTC [+] -309918;1345476357;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [+] -309917;1345476544;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.7 = 2.1 BTC [+] -309916;1345476603;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 2 @ 0.153 = 0.306 BTC [-] -309915;1345476780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19996 @ 0.00039938 = 7.986 BTC [-] -309914;1345476874;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.0995 = 1.0945 BTC [-] -309913;1345476892;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.0995 = 0.6965 BTC [-] -309912;1345477029;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.8001 = 5.4003 BTC [-] -309911;1345477031;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.8 = 7.2 BTC [-] -309910;1345477331;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.09949999 = 0.4975 BTC [-] -309909;1345477346;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.04869999 BTC [+] -309908;1345477389;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://glbse.com/asset/view/POLY.10.1 -309907;1345477395;EmanuelDeOrtego;Someone buy plz -309906;1345477454;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.04879999 BTC [+] -309905;1345477458;mircea_popescu;what's that ? -309904;1345477540;EmanuelDeOrtego;Every POLY.10.1 bond has a face value of (X/10) BTC, where $X USD is the last price at which BTC was traded on Mt. Gox. -309903;1345477540;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bondholders have the right to redeem bonds for their face value. -309902;1345477597;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.855 = 2.565 BTC [+] -309901;1345477630;mircea_popescu;umm -309900;1345477631;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.859 = 7.731 BTC [+] -309899;1345477640;mircea_popescu;so if tghe last price is 100 usd i can redeem a bond for 10 btc ? -309898;1345477792;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yep -309897;1345477799;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 0.859 = 9.449 BTC [+] -309896;1345477828;mircea_popescu;so sort of like a call option. -309895;1345477840;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yep but less formal. -309894;1345477845;mircea_popescu;yeah. -309893;1345477849;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.9499 = 3.7996 BTC [+] -309892;1345477853;mircea_popescu;you could lose potentially a lot of btc, how do you cover ? -309891;1345477907;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.09949999 = 0.398 BTC [-] -309890;1345477932;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13879996 BTC [-] -309889;1345477944;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea: I bought in at 5 so I am not too concerned -309888;1345477978;mircea_popescu;o, i thought it's your asset. -309887;1345477996;mircea_popescu;it's not you who buys that could lose a lot, is the asset owner, could end up oweing infinity btc. -309886;1345478002;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nah. Meni said he doesn't plan on running this profitably. -309885;1345478015;EmanuelDeOrtego;He has over 100,000 Bitcoins from what I have seen. -309884;1345478038;EmanuelDeOrtego;Close ties with BitInstant in Israel -309883;1345478044;mircea_popescu;aha -309882;1345478401;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 9 @ 0.91 = 8.19 BTC [-] -309881;1345478614;EmanuelDeOrtego;At this rate, we're headed back to $10. So, Meni should buy them back soon. -309880;1345478623;EmanuelDeOrtego;However, I would prefer them to be in other hands. ; ) -309879;1345478632;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 1.99 BTC [+] -309878;1345479260;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13879996 BTC [-] -309877;1345479262;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 19 @ 0.13879997 = 2.6372 BTC [+] -309876;1345479449;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.801 = 12.015 BTC [-] -309875;1345479451;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -309874;1345479463;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 16 @ 0.6 = 9.6 BTC [-] -309873;1345479559;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 4 @ 0.6 = 2.4 BTC [-] -309872;1345479584;EmanuelDeOrtego;I take it back -309871;1345479596;EmanuelDeOrtego;Somebody (maybe pirate) is dumping again -309870;1345479611;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.78 = 3.12 BTC [-] -309869;1345479643;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -309868;1345479643;gribble;Best bid: 9.19981, Best ask: 9.2, Bid-ask spread: 0.00019, Last trade: 9.2, 24 hour volume: 264546, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 10.5 -309867;1345479725;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3799 = 0.7598 BTC [+] -309866;1345479756;EmanuelDeOrtego;Another dump -309865;1345479804;gabbynot;;;bids 8 -309864;1345479804;EmanuelDeOrtego;I doubt we can go too far into the eights but we will see -309863;1345479805;gribble;There are currently 27376.372 bitcoins demanded at or over 8.0 USD, worth 229995.472854 USD in total. -309862;1345479843;EmanuelDeOrtego;We are going to stablize at this price for awhile. -309861;1345480026;EmanuelDeOrtego;We're in the eights now -309860;1345480149;kakobrekla;;;ticker -309859;1345480149;gribble;Best bid: 8.99987, Best ask: 9, Bid-ask spread: 0.00013, Last trade: 9, 24 hour volume: 267959, 24 hour low: 7.58, 24 hour high: 10.5 -309858;1345480244;EmanuelDeOrtego;The bid section really doesn't look bad though -309857;1345480265;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am surprised how tough the market is -309856;1345480281;EskimoBob;any news form Goat or any other PPT guy? -309855;1345480299;gabbynot;;;bids 7 -309854;1345480300;gribble;There are currently 65152.745 bitcoins demanded at or over 7.0 USD, worth 502440.522784 USD in total. -309853;1345480340;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nope -309852;1345480345;EmanuelDeOrtego;None as far as I can see -309851;1345480369;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well there is this -309850;1345480381;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101958.0 -309849;1345480483;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.09949999 = 1.99 BTC [-] -309848;1345480512;EmanuelDeOrtego;Every time dumps like that happens, Bitcoins go into stronger hands -309847;1345480526;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just don't this strategy is going to work for whoever is dumping -309846;1345480531;EmanuelDeOrtego;think* -309845;1345480550;EmanuelDeOrtego;I mean, he just failed right now -309844;1345480555;EmanuelDeOrtego;The market didn't panic -309843;1345480588;MoneyIsDebt;What did I miss? Been gone three days -309842;1345480590;Cylta;EmanuelDeOrtego: yesterday there was a lot of panic. But with time market will became smarter, i think. -309841;1345480600;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt satoshi dice is ipoing -309840;1345480611;MoneyIsDebt;wow, cool -309839;1345480620;MoneyIsDebt;Are their profits public? -309838;1345480623;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea_popescu gets all the wonderful fees -309837;1345480624;mircea_popescu;yes -309836;1345480629;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=S.DICE -309835;1345480640;BTC-Mining;Emanuel, dumping and repurchasing worked for me -309834;1345480642;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego actually mpex charges the lowest fee in all of btc. -309833;1345480653;BTC-Mining;As long as I don't dump low eh -309832;1345480663;EmanuelDeOrtego;BTC-Mining: It won't work right now. Somebody dumped to 8.70 then people bought it up to 9 again -309831;1345480673;EmanuelDeOrtego;Haha yes -309830;1345480699;EmanuelDeOrtego;micrea_popescu: Well, that is technically true if you discount the 20 BTC registration which is still fair. -309829;1345480708;EmanuelDeOrtego;I like your model -309828;1345480711;mircea_popescu;yeah, something like that. -309827;1345480730;EmanuelDeOrtego;It lets the markets be more accurate. -309826;1345480737;EmanuelDeOrtego;and you still get the bills paid. -309825;1345480751;mircea_popescu;also cuts out on the drama something fierce. -309824;1345480769;mircea_popescu;put 20 btc entrance barrier, lose 99.999% of all drama. -309823;1345480772;mircea_popescu;seems a good deal to me. -309822;1345480780;EmanuelDeOrtego;Righto. -309821;1345480785;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.3799 = 1.8995 BTC [+] -309820;1345480874;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1319 BTC [+] -309819;1345508160;EmanuelDeOrtego;thanks -309818;1345508177;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea_popescu: Those are some fine prostitutes you have there. -309817;1345508185;mircea_popescu;where do i have them ? -309816;1345508248;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://polimedia.us/dtng/f/18.html -309815;1345508262;mircea_popescu;a haha. -309814;1345508273;mircea_popescu;personally i prefer http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/ -309813;1345508283;EmanuelDeOrtego;Is that yours? -309812;1345508287;EmanuelDeOrtego;I mean, is that your site? -309811;1345508292;mircea_popescu;yea. -309810;1345508334;EmanuelDeOrtego;Whatever floats your boat man. -309809;1345508351;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.153 BTC [-] -309808;1345508361;mircea_popescu;i own everything. there's http://trilema.com/ which happens to be the top romanian blog, -309807;1345508371;mircea_popescu;there's http://polimedia.us/fain/ which is like romania's digg -309806;1345508372;mircea_popescu;etc. -309805;1345508380;mircea_popescu;i also happen to own romania's 4chan -309804;1345508434;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ooo -309803;1345508437;EmanuelDeOrtego;I see now -309802;1345508484;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 8 @ 1 = 8 BTC [+] -309801;1345508495;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [+] -309800;1345508555;mircea_popescu;it's a small country, and a little noobish. -309799;1345508610;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10101 BTC [+] -309798;1345508966;smickles;< Diablo-D3> I still cant buy bitvps on glbse <<< i thought you could, isn't there a bitvps fund on glbse run by brendio? -309797;1345509024;smickles;< EskimoBob> You missed the pr0n part probably << nope, wat i said was in referrence to other issues, on the pr0n topic, i don't really care and i don't see why porn gets a bad rap anyway -309796;1345509109;smickles;< DeaDTerra> SDICE pass through has been submitted :) << hopefully nefario approves it b/f the actual ipo -309795;1345509119;mircea_popescu;o hey -309794;1345509128;mircea_popescu;i think deadterra was making one too! -309793;1345509298;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.04200001 = 0.084 BTC [-] -309792;1345509300;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 12 @ 0.042 = 0.504 BTC [-] -309791;1345509354;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 smickles there is https://glbse.com/asset/view/BIB.BVPS -309790;1345509364;smickles;yeah, i thought so -309789;1345509444;smickles;anyway, now if you want to trade stuff on mpex, i'll take your order. when I have the website up and running, you can just use that to trade on mpex and stop having to talk to me -309788;1345509488;mircea_popescu;maybe people like to talk to you :D -309787;1345509499;smickles;i'm not going to stop them :) -309786;1345509516;mircea_popescu;all the buxom foxies etc.\ -309785;1345509518;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -309784;1345509519;gribble;Best bid: 9.49999, Best ask: 9.5, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 9.5, 24 hour volume: 203501, 24 hour low: 7.6, 24 hour high: 10.5 -309783;1345509523;usagi;For the people that logged on to http://199.48.69.241/hotwallet please be sure to send me a quick comment with any ideas you have! -309782;1345509534;smickles;usagi: what's that for? -309781;1345509546;usagi;It's a secure anonymous wallet -309780;1345509548;mircea_popescu;its a -309779;1345509550;mircea_popescu;yea lol -309778;1345509574;smickles;so it could be a 'burner' wallet? -309777;1345509579;usagi;What's a burner? -309776;1345509586;smickles;like a burner phone -309775;1345509599;usagi;Do I really have to ask what a burner phone is -309774;1345509602;smickles;use it once, throw it away so the po can't catch you -309773;1345509613;usagi;Well not really -309772;1345509627;usagi;Let's say you put 10 coins in this wallet -309771;1345509631;usagi;When you next go to spend your coins -309770;1345509638;usagi;they come randomly out of everyone else's address. -309769;1345509652;usagi;automixing -309768;1345509656;mircea_popescu;pretty cool -309767;1345509671;smickles;indeed, what about the tx fees? -309766;1345509678;usagi;You pay your own tx fees -309765;1345509681;usagi;0.005 or whatever it is -309764;1345509688;usagi;it's 0.005 or 0.0005? -309763;1345509702;mircea_popescu;ok so, for people that don't have/don't like python, there's now a perl equivalent of pympex -309762;1345509703;mircea_popescu;https://github.com/modsix/BitOTTer/tree/master/perl_tools -309761;1345509718;smickles;it's spreading -309760;1345509719;mircea_popescu;and the guy (mod6) is also doing a mobile thing. -309759;1345509960;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.795 BTC [-] -309758;1345509961;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.7901337 = 7.9013 BTC [-] -309757;1345509963;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.79 = 11.06 BTC [-] -309756;1345509964;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.78 = 1.56 BTC [-] -309755;1345509965;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.7 = 3.5 BTC [-] -309754;1345509966;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.68000001 = 6.8 BTC [-] -309753;1345509968;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.67001 = 10.0502 BTC [-] -309752;1345509969;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 83 @ 0.67 = 55.61 BTC [-] -309751;1345509971;Anduck;heavy dump -309750;1345509975;mircea_popescu;o wow passthroughs trading in distress ? -309749;1345509980;mircea_popescu;isn't the pirate repaying ? -309748;1345509982;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1000 @ 0.01 = 10 BTC -309747;1345509990;Anduck;well -309746;1345509992;Anduck;think about it -309745;1345510005;Anduck;if he would loan 100000 dollars from bank, he'd be a millionaire -309744;1345510015;Anduck;since he'd make over 7% a week.... -309743;1345510017;mircea_popescu;haha i don't need to think about it, i was saying all along lol! -309742;1345510025;Anduck;:P -309741;1345510034;Anduck;what do u think -309740;1345510035;Anduck;ponzi or not? -309739;1345510036;dub;some people are claiming to have been paid back -309738;1345510037;mircea_popescu;just a little fake shock there. -309737;1345510040;Anduck;dub: who+ -309736;1345510041;Anduck;? -309735;1345510044;mircea_popescu;Anduck i _still_ think it was a ponzi -309734;1345510046;dub;don't recall -309733;1345510050;Chaaang-Noi;yeah the P selling at .67 is crazy low -309732;1345510054;dub;someone in the channel -309731;1345510058;Chaaang-Noi;wish i had more coin -309730;1345510065;Chaaang-Noi;i want has buy more lol -309729;1345510068;Anduck;Chaaang-Noi: dont u think it's a ponzi? -309728;1345510079;mircea_popescu;well he runs tygrr. -309727;1345510091;Chaaang-Noi;i want to buy that bond, and yeah its my bond:) -309726;1345510094;JWU_42;and met the man in Vegas -309725;1345510116;JWU_42;Chaaang-Noi: It buys back at what ? -309724;1345510120;JWU_42;price -309723;1345510122;JWU_42;? -309722;1345510125;Chaaang-Noi;1 or more if interest -309721;1345510132;Chaaang-Noi;1.068 -309720;1345510145;Anduck;if pirate doesnt pay you, still ? -309719;1345510146;JWU_42;tomorrow, right ? -309718;1345510156;JWU_42;sorry - Tuesday -309717;1345510157;Chaaang-Noi;if pirate will not pay its worth 0 btc -309716;1345510173;Chaaang-Noi;PI is worht 1 btc no mater what -309715;1345510376;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.6498 = 1.9494 BTC [+] -309714;1345510509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10598 @ 0.00040472 = 4.2892 BTC [+] -309713;1345510511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53539 @ 0.00040572 = 21.7218 BTC [+] -309712;1345510511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28694 @ 0.00040643 = 11.6621 BTC [+] -309711;1345510512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17063 @ 0.0004066 = 6.9378 BTC [+] -309710;1345510513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37096 @ 0.00040663 = 15.0843 BTC [+] -309709;1345510514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00040663 = 0.6099 BTC [+] -309708;1345510515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00040676 = 7.4437 BTC [+] -309707;1345510516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28900 @ 0.00040693 = 11.7603 BTC [+] -309706;1345510517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00040737 = 3.2997 BTC [+] -309705;1345510518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49200 @ 0.00040746 = 20.047 BTC [+] -309704;1345510519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2805 @ 0.00040752 = 1.1431 BTC [+] -309703;1345510520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41200 @ 0.00040802 = 16.8104 BTC [+] -309702;1345510520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59200 @ 0.00040802 = 24.1548 BTC [+] -309701;1345510521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00040804 = 7.3039 BTC [+] -309700;1345510522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28800 @ 0.00040812 = 11.7539 BTC [+] -309699;1345510523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31332 @ 0.00040881 = 12.8088 BTC [+] -309698;1345510524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00040885 = 0.2453 BTC [+] -309697;1345510525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5398 @ 0.00040893 = 2.2074 BTC [+] -309696;1345510526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2441 @ 0.00040901 = 0.9984 BTC [+] -309695;1345510527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28400 @ 0.00040905 = 11.617 BTC [+] -309694;1345510528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00040918 = 3.9281 BTC [+] -309693;1345510529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19334 @ 0.00040926 = 7.9126 BTC [+] -309692;1345510564;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 20 @ 0.65 = 13 BTC [+] -309691;1345510687;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.0353 BTC [+] -309690;1345510785;mircea_popescu;/nick gigatube -309689;1345510860;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.48953997 BTC [+] -309688;1345510990;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 200 @ 0.1 = 20 BTC [-] -309687;1345511187;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 61 @ 0.1 = 6.1 BTC [-] -309686;1345511206;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10101 BTC [+] -309685;1345511382;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 75 @ 1 = 75 BTC [-] -309684;1345511615;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0987 BTC [-] -309683;1345511714;mircea_popescu;lol. inb4 drama. -309682;1345511929;EmanuelDeOrtego;I managed to kill the Bitcoin Savings and Trust irc channel -309681;1345511997;Anduck;wd -309680;1345512109;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10101 = 0.303 BTC [+] -309679;1345512561;mircea_popescu;lol -309678;1345512568;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.1319 = 1.1871 BTC [+] -309677;1345512570;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego what did you do ? crosspost dead kittens ? -309676;1345512627;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just said I don't put anything above myself and then *boom* -309675;1345512637;EmanuelDeOrtego;Everyone needs a master apparently -309674;1345512638;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 800 @ 0.00097107 = 0.7769 BTC [-] -309673;1345512640;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3553 @ 0.00096659 = 3.4343 BTC [-] -309672;1345512641;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5393 @ 0.00095587 = 5.155 BTC [-] -309671;1345512642;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.0009416 = 2.4482 BTC [-] -309670;1345512643;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1626 @ 0.00093696 = 1.5235 BTC [-] -309669;1345512644;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3128 @ 0.00093592 = 2.9276 BTC [-] -309668;1345512672;mircea_popescu; Everyone needs a master apparently << this is true. -309667;1345512686;EmanuelDeOrtego;heh, well I'll happily die then -309666;1345512701;usagi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102057.0 -309665;1345512709;usagi;hahahaha -309664;1345512716;usagi;This is genius -309663;1345512725;EmanuelDeOrtego;"You'll be feeling hot to trot every time you use this wallet." -309662;1345512727;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol'd -309661;1345512796;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego why do you have to die ? -309660;1345512849;EmanuelDeOrtego;I simply value living under my own will. -309659;1345512852;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nothing more. -309658;1345512869;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 75 @ 0.1 = 7.5 BTC [-] -309657;1345512933;smickles;that was a fun read -309656;1345512964;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 9 @ 0.71001 = 6.3901 BTC [-] -309655;1345513012;smickles;copumpkin: mind saying if pirate ows you btc? -309654;1345513022;copumpkin;he does -309653;1345513059;mircea_popescu;copumpkin are you screwed when he doesn't pay ? -309652;1345513086;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego i see no problem with that. still, most people need a master, some people actually know this, some people are still struggling with accepting it. -309651;1345514136;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 1.02 = 5.1 BTC [+] -309650;1345514173;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 5 @ 0.987779 = 4.9389 BTC [-] -309649;1345514174;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.98778 BTC [+] -309648;1345514175;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 5 @ 0.9878 = 4.939 BTC [+] -309647;1345514176;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9879 BTC [+] -309646;1345514178;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 7 @ 0.988 = 6.916 BTC [+] -309645;1345514237;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 10 @ 0.91 = 9.1 BTC [-] -309644;1345514330;gabbynot;;;ticker -309643;1345514331;gribble;Best bid: 9.695, Best ask: 9.69786, Bid-ask spread: 0.00286, Last trade: 9.81999, 24 hour volume: 204513, 24 hour low: 7.6, 24 hour high: 10.5 -309642;1345514341;gabbynot;;;asks 10 -309641;1345514343;gribble;There are currently 2793.6879 bitcoins offered at or under 10.0 USD, worth 27850.6671383 USD in total. -309640;1345514447;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070N] 9 @ 0.09853019 = 0.8868 BTC [+] -309639;1345514583;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10101 BTC [+] -309638;1345515429;mircea_popescu;lmao the S.DICE forum thread is such a funny read. -309637;1345515513;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10101 BTC [+] -309636;1345515561;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.825 BTC [+] -309635;1345515572;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.5401 = 1.0802 BTC [-] -309634;1345515587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5465 @ 0.00040926 = 2.2366 BTC [+] -309633;1345515611;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.0987 = 0.5922 BTC [-] -309632;1345515671;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1100 @ 0.0009713 = 1.0684 BTC [+] -309631;1345515676;smickles;so, today i've seen a lot of mpex hate, and s.mpoe hit an all time high … porn is good -309630;1345515696;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -309629;1345515697;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 42 @ 0.099 = 4.158 BTC [+] -309628;1345515736;mircea_popescu;smickles it's funny, bunch of sanctimonius nitwits -309627;1345515744;mircea_popescu;"o, nobody asked my permission for this, how could it be!!!"\ -309626;1345515764;mircea_popescu;"o, i'm on a cryptocurrency but haven't a year later figured out how to work gribble, yet i should be taken seriously" -309625;1345515765;mircea_popescu;wtf. -309624;1345515766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00040822 = 1.5921 BTC [-] -309623;1345515793;smickles;lol -309622;1345515802;smickles;what was the permission thing referring to? -309621;1345515803;mircea_popescu;but the most amusing part is where the nitwits have the gall to bring the volume argument -309620;1345515804;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 7 @ 0.102 = 0.714 BTC [-] -309619;1345515806;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 42 @ 0.1011 = 4.2462 BTC [-] -309618;1345515815;mircea_popescu;saying mpex has no volume is like going to mtgox and saying, oh, you're irrelevant. -309617;1345515825;mircea_popescu;dude, mpex does > 2/3 of all securities transactions. -309616;1345515872;smickles;but mircea, glbse is like 200x larger than mpex (even tho it has 200x more dead assets still listed and trading last i checked) -309615;1345515894;mircea_popescu;right. mpex has NEVER had an "investor" run with the money. -309614;1345515911;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 4 @ 1.1799 = 4.7196 BTC [+] -309613;1345515913;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 95 @ 1.18 = 112.1 BTC [+] -309612;1345515915;mircea_popescu;most glbse assets to date imploded. i still remember the lib crap, much akin to the zip crap -309611;1345515920;smickles;i think people see that volume tab on each glbse asset and think it's daily volume or somethin -309610;1345515926;mircea_popescu;and yet... apparently... i should explain my credibility to the forum gang -309609;1345515929;mircea_popescu;very impressing argument. -309608;1345515939;smickles;heh, i even had a glbse implosion -309607;1345515940;mircea_popescu;i think it's all time, isn't it ? -309606;1345515943;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10101 = 0.202 BTC [+] -309605;1345515959;smickles;yeah, it's since glbse v2 launched -309604;1345515962;mircea_popescu;heck knows what they do, 5 days and unspecified days i never heard of it. -309603;1345515969;mircea_popescu;do week and month what the hell. -309602;1345515972;smickles;so assets like mpoe.etf show way lower -309601;1345515989;mircea_popescu;nutty scheme. -309600;1345516015;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 195 @ 0.01 = 1.95 BTC -309599;1345516041;smickles;well, it seems that ciuciu is an honest person at least -309598;1345516043;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 3 @ 0.101 = 0.303 BTC [-] -309597;1345516057;mircea_popescu;at least im glad people are starting to offer sanely-er priced shares -309596;1345516060;smickles;he showed up in the sdice thread and screamed porn -309595;1345516066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00040764 = 2.6497 BTC [-] -309594;1345516067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11016 @ 0.00040926 = 4.5084 BTC [+] -309593;1345516069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00040932 = 0.4093 BTC [+] -309592;1345516069;mircea_popescu;none of that 1 btc per share bs. kraken at 0,01 etc. -309591;1345516070;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC -309590;1345516071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00040969 = 2.4991 BTC [+] -309589;1345516072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8402 @ 0.0004097 = 3.4423 BTC [+] -309588;1345516072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24772 @ 0.00040973 = 10.1498 BTC [+] -309587;1345516086;mircea_popescu;and maybe if they copy margin and do a few more things mpex has been doing it'll be a much better exchange overall, so. -309586;1345516087;mircea_popescu;nothing's lost. -309585;1345516130;smickles;even tho people are all emotional and oddly prudeish, competition is good -309584;1345516159;mircea_popescu;i styill haven't figured that out, btw. such clique-ish-isms -309583;1345516192;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.132 BTC [+] -309582;1345516228;dub;What is the outcome if: -309581;1345516233;mircea_popescu;https://github.com/modsix/BitOTTer/blob/master/perl_tools/bitotter.pl btw. moar perlness. -309580;1345516237;dub;a) the sky falls -309579;1345516244;smickles;oh, one thing, they were saying that some of those girls on dtng were openly soliciting money for sex. is that a legal liability where you are? -309578;1345516247;dub;b) nucular fuckin warfare -309577;1345516271;mircea_popescu;smickles people saying things on the internet is not a legal liability where i are. -309576;1345516282;mircea_popescu;it used to not be in the us, either, but apparently it's gone downhill -309575;1345516286;mircea_popescu;dub ikr? -309574;1345516344;dub;sgornic is a fucking retard -309573;1345516347;dub;ignore it -309572;1345516355;mircea_popescu;eh ?! -309571;1345516365;smickles;ya know, when i was a kid (like 8 or something) i thought that it was strange that they had to tell us this was a free country -309570;1345516368;dub;stephen gornick -309569;1345516374;mircea_popescu;what's he done ? -309568;1345516384;mircea_popescu;smickles astute point for an 8 yo. -309567;1345516390;mircea_popescu;btw, did you read that oui zappa interview ? -309566;1345516393;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76239.msg1117401#msg1117401 -309565;1345516461;mircea_popescu;a ty. -309564;1345516466;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5602 = 2.2408 BTC [+] -309563;1345516469;mircea_popescu;hey, why'd he have to be a retard, it's just asking. -309562;1345516469;smickles;heh, i may have neglected to get arround to it (if i'm remembering the correct thing) would you post the link again? -309561;1345516495;mircea_popescu;http://www.afka.net/Mags/Oui.htm#1979Apr -309560;1345516912;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10101 = 0.202 BTC [+] -309559;1345517017;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.985 = 3.94 BTC [+] -309558;1345517065;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5602 = 2.2408 BTC [+] -309557;1345517094;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.5601 = 1.1202 BTC [-] -309556;1345517195;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.101 = 10.1 BTC [-] -309555;1345517220;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 12 @ 0.01 = 0.12 BTC -309554;1345517233;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 50 @ 0.101 = 5.05 BTC [-] -309553;1345517244;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.01 BTC -309552;1345517265;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5302 = 2.1208 BTC [-] -309551;1345517310;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 3 @ 0.5301 = 1.5903 BTC [-] -309550;1345517466;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 6 @ 1.18 = 7.08 BTC [+] -309549;1345517636;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1100 @ 0.00095495 = 1.0504 BTC [-] -309548;1345517690;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10101 = 0.5051 BTC [+] -309547;1345517729;smickles;yeah, i'm about 1/4 the way thru it. I haven't read it before -309546;1345517767;mircea_popescu;its one of the better interviews ever given imo. -309545;1345517800;Diablo-D3;so I wonder how long it'll take DMC to reach 100mh/share -309544;1345517831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00039163 = 8.1067 BTC [-] -309543;1345517881;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1026 = 2.052 BTC [+] -309542;1345518043;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 3 @ 0.13613699 = 0.4084 BTC [+] -309541;1345518740;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1027 = 10.27 BTC [+] -309540;1345518764;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 154 @ 0.1028 = 15.8312 BTC [+] -309539;1345518784;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1028 = 10.28 BTC [+] -309538;1345518856;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 50 @ 0.1099 = 5.495 BTC [+] -309537;1345518956;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIOETHANOL] 11 @ 0.9 = 9.9 BTC [-] -309536;1345519006;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK] 5 @ 0.095 = 0.475 BTC [-] -309535;1345519109;assbot;[GLBSE] [TCC] 2 @ 0.11 = 0.22 BTC [-] -309534;1345519131;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 62 @ 0.83 = 51.46 BTC [+] -309533;1345519164;assbot;[GLBSE] [TCC] 31 @ 0.162 = 5.022 BTC [+] -309532;1345519181;assbot;[GLBSE] [TCC] 20 @ 0.176 = 3.52 BTC [+] -309531;1345519214;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -309530;1345519259;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 10 @ 0.5999 = 5.999 BTC [-] -309529;1345519317;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [+] -309528;1345519660;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.839 = 1.678 BTC [+] -309527;1345519661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00039163 = 3.2114 BTC [-] -309526;1345519898;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.14711153 = 147.1115 BTC [-] -309525;1345520237;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 3 @ 0.08592948 = 0.2578 BTC [-] -309524;1345520260;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.34959337 BTC [-] -309523;1345520274;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [-] -309522;1345520373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60000 @ 0.00038381 = 23.0286 BTC [-] -309521;1345520375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 974 @ 0.00038508 = 0.3751 BTC [+] -309520;1345520375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.0004048 = 7.4078 BTC [+] -309519;1345520376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17528 @ 0.00040973 = 7.1817 BTC [+] -309518;1345520378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00041001 = 6.5602 BTC [+] -309517;1345520379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16577 @ 0.00041002 = 6.7969 BTC [+] -309516;1345520380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54112 @ 0.00041004 = 22.1881 BTC [+] -309515;1345520381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33300 @ 0.00041016 = 13.6583 BTC [+] -309514;1345520382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00041027 = 6.8105 BTC [+] -309513;1345520383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46000 @ 0.00041027 = 18.8724 BTC [+] -309512;1345520384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41620 @ 0.00041063 = 17.0904 BTC [+] -309511;1345520385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00041101 = 7.6859 BTC [+] -309510;1345520386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44300 @ 0.00041102 = 18.2082 BTC [+] -309509;1345520387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38800 @ 0.00041131 = 15.9588 BTC [+] -309508;1345520388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00041186 = 8.8962 BTC [+] -309507;1345520389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00041208 = 5.6455 BTC [+] -309506;1345520390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41889 @ 0.00041245 = 17.2771 BTC [+] -309505;1345520398;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9095 BTC [+] -309504;1345520399;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.90995 = 3.6398 BTC [+] -309503;1345520401;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.91 = 9.1 BTC [+] -309502;1345520417;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [+] -309501;1345520471;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1028 = 0.3084 BTC [+] -309500;1345520487;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19265 @ 0.00095495 = 18.3971 BTC [-] -309499;1345520489;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19968 @ 0.00096293 = 19.2278 BTC [+] -309498;1345520490;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1700 @ 0.0009713 = 1.6512 BTC [+] -309497;1345520491;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12869 @ 0.00097662 = 12.5681 BTC [+] -309496;1345520493;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13100 @ 0.00097768 = 12.8076 BTC [+] -309495;1345520494;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19649 @ 0.00098076 = 19.271 BTC [+] -309494;1345520494;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1118 @ 0.00098404 = 1.1002 BTC [+] -309493;1345520495;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12331 @ 0.00099077 = 12.2172 BTC [+] -309492;1345520508;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5413 @ 0.00099077 = 5.363 BTC [+] -309491;1345520509;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16745 @ 0.00099322 = 16.6315 BTC [+] -309490;1345520511;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11825 @ 0.00099532 = 11.7697 BTC [+] -309489;1345520511;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2900 @ 0.00099675 = 2.8906 BTC [+] -309488;1345520512;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6600 @ 0.00099843 = 6.5896 BTC [+] -309487;1345520513;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12300 @ 0.00100166 = 12.3204 BTC [+] -309486;1345520514;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4776 @ 0.00100205 = 4.7858 BTC [+] -309485;1345520516;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14064 @ 0.00100365 = 14.1153 BTC [+] -309484;1345520517;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 737 @ 0.00100515 = 0.7408 BTC [+] -309483;1345520518;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6500 @ 0.00100525 = 6.5341 BTC [+] -309482;1345520519;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5677 @ 0.00100625 = 5.7125 BTC [+] -309481;1345520520;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12463 @ 0.0010063 = 12.5415 BTC [+] -309480;1345520534;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2237 @ 0.0010063 = 2.2511 BTC [+] -309479;1345520535;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17500 @ 0.00100645 = 17.6129 BTC [+] -309478;1345520537;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5400 @ 0.00100782 = 5.4422 BTC [+] -309477;1345520538;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8156 @ 0.00100858 = 8.226 BTC [+] -309476;1345520539;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16707 @ 0.00101249 = 16.9157 BTC [+] -309475;1345520542;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.255 = 0.51 BTC [-] -309474;1345520561;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 34 @ 0.0001194 = 0.0041 BTC [+] -309473;1345520565;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 893 @ 0.00101249 = 0.9042 BTC [+] -309472;1345520567;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 958 @ 0.00101472 = 0.9721 BTC [+] -309471;1345520567;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12331 @ 0.00101837 = 12.5575 BTC [+] -309470;1345520568;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7400 @ 0.00101846 = 7.5366 BTC [+] -309469;1345520569;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18700 @ 0.00102096 = 19.092 BTC [+] -309468;1345520571;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3400 @ 0.0010229 = 3.4779 BTC [+] -309467;1345520572;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00103143 = 2.6817 BTC [+] -309466;1345520573;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8260 @ 0.00106279 = 8.7786 BTC [+] -309465;1345520574;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6400 @ 0.00106309 = 6.8038 BTC [+] -309464;1345520575;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00106533 = 6.1789 BTC [+] -309463;1345520576;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.00106827 = 0.3205 BTC [+] -309462;1345520576;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2958 @ 0.00108895 = 3.2211 BTC [+] -309461;1345520585;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 300 @ 0.0001194 = 0.0358 BTC [+] -309460;1345520593;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.35000001 = 0.7 BTC [+] -309459;1345520594;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 12 @ 0.3999 = 4.7988 BTC [+] -309458;1345520600;Diablo-D3;hey rg -309457;1345520616;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [+] -309456;1345520617;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.099 = 0.99 BTC [+] -309455;1345520618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43900 @ 0.00038189 = 16.765 BTC [-] -309454;1345520620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46850 @ 0.00037438 = 17.5397 BTC [-] -309453;1345520621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7697 @ 0.000372 = 2.8633 BTC [-] -309452;1345520621;Diablo-D3;what would you pay to lease a e3-1230v2 with ipmi, 16gb ram and 2tb disk -309451;1345520622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33616 @ 0.00036336 = 12.2147 BTC [-] -309450;1345520622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00036222 = 1.956 BTC [-] -309449;1345520623;Diablo-D3;in bitcoins -309448;1345520623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00036028 = 6.1968 BTC [-] -309447;1345520624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13969 @ 0.00035667 = 4.9823 BTC [-] -309446;1345520625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23398 @ 0.0003563 = 8.3367 BTC [-] -309445;1345520626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3052 @ 0.00035582 = 1.086 BTC [-] -309444;1345520627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4918 @ 0.00035562 = 1.7489 BTC [-] -309443;1345520636;Diablo-D3;100mbit unmetered -309442;1345520680;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: I rent a very similar setup in Internap NYC for $250/mo, if that's of any use to you -309441;1345520682;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 30000 @ 0.0010223 = 30.669 BTC [+] -309440;1345520743;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: would you be willing to get that in bitcoins if you could? -309439;1345520744;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.26 BTC [+] -309438;1345520752;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.101 = 10.1 BTC [-] -309437;1345520763;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: if I could pay my current host in bitcoins I would, yea -309436;1345520836;mircea_popescu;wait. was Diablo-D3 selling it or buying it lol -309435;1345520874;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: I could get that for you in bitcoins in LA, Chicago, or Dallas, but not NYC -309434;1345520885;Azelphur;none of those locations are of any use to me :p -309433;1345520891;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -309432;1345520892;gribble;Best bid: 9.9176, Best ask: 10.07, Bid-ask spread: 0.15240, Last trade: 10.08256, 24 hour volume: 178585, 24 hour low: 8.555, 24 hour high: 10.5 -309431;1345520907;Azelphur;and I am also tied to my current host -309430;1345520913;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: NYC only? too bad -309429;1345520920;Azelphur;yup :p -309428;1345520927;mircea_popescu;what are you running, like a game server ? -309427;1345520929;Azelphur;I couldn't switch host even if you had exactly the same setup in internap NYC -309426;1345520932;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: yup -309425;1345520933;mircea_popescu;or why does location matter to you -309424;1345520935;mircea_popescu;a ok -309423;1345520939;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: why, paid up for the year? -309422;1345520949;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: valve doesn't support DNS -309421;1345520956;Diablo-D3;wait, what? -309420;1345520957;Azelphur;loose IP = start from scratch -309419;1345520962;mircea_popescu;that's so retarded srsly. -309418;1345520965;Azelphur;yep. -309417;1345520969;Azelphur;I really hate it -309416;1345520971;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: what about valve? -309415;1345520975;mircea_popescu;why do they even do it. -309414;1345520983;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: they don't support DNS. -309413;1345520997;Diablo-D3;the only valve I know of makes video games -309412;1345521007;mircea_popescu;that'd be the one. -309411;1345521021;Azelphur;yup -309410;1345521028;Azelphur;games that require servers -309409;1345521034;Azelphur;servers of which you can only access via the IP address. -309408;1345521045;Diablo-D3;so why cant you just change your IP? -309407;1345521053;Azelphur;change IP = loose entire player base -309406;1345521062;mircea_popescu;well not entire, but yeah. -309405;1345521067;Azelphur;close enough :p -309404;1345521086;mircea_popescu;i think some people managed to forward about half. i think that's the high mark. -309403;1345521102;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3797 BTC [+] -309402;1345521141;Diablo-D3;thats retarded -309401;1345521155;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 23500 @ 0.001008 = 23.688 BTC [+] -309400;1345521156;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 7708 @ 1.007 = 7761.956 BTC [+] -309399;1345521157;mircea_popescu;no shit lol -309398;1345521161;Azelphur;yep -309397;1345521163;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: too bad though, I might be able to get it half what you were paying -309396;1345521168;Azelphur;hehe -309395;1345521181;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: I doubt that tbh, the server I'm on is extremely high quality -309394;1345521186;Azelphur;tier 1 internap bandwidth ain't cheap. -309393;1345521198;Diablo-D3;100mbps 95% on a gigabit port. -309392;1345521207;Azelphur;lol -309391;1345521209;Azelphur;dedicated 1gbit port. -309390;1345521224;Diablo-D3;well, if you NEED the full 1gbit, I probably could work a deal -309389;1345521228;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.838 = 5.028 BTC [-] -309388;1345521229;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 48 @ 0.839 = 40.272 BTC [+] -309387;1345521249;mircea_popescu;what are you running anyway Azelphur ? -309386;1345521267;Diablo-D3;probably tf2 >_> -309385;1345521273;Azelphur;6 TF2's -309384;1345521275;Azelphur;and a minecraft -309383;1345521279;assbot;[GLBSE] [CHEAPERINBITCOINS-STOCKS] 1 @ 0.28999 BTC [+] -309382;1345521282;mircea_popescu;6 lol -309381;1345521295;agath;I have 100Mbit/s on a gigabit port here at home :-) -309380;1345521311;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: and I get advertising revenue on all of them :) -309379;1345521332;mircea_popescu;Azelphur how is the gamingmarket btw ? i jhaven't had any interests in there for years now. -309378;1345521335;mircea_popescu;is it dieing ? -309377;1345521364;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.83999999 = 8.4 BTC [+] -309376;1345521364;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.84 = 5.04 BTC [+] -309375;1345521382;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: seems fine to me -309374;1345521397;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 6 @ 0.01 = 0.06 BTC -309373;1345521452;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.099 = 1.98 BTC [+] -309372;1345521486;smickles;oh lol, that paragraph about how they pick the people to be guests on talkshows, then the interviewer belittles that (true) statement by calling it a conspiracy and implying it isn't true -309371;1345521490;smickles;lol -309370;1345521498;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 83 @ 0.05 = 4.15 BTC [+] -309369;1345521504;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: this is one of the things I like about minecraft, DNS/SRV support OOTB -309368;1345521517;Azelphur;refreshing, I think it's pretty much the only game to have SRV support -309367;1345521546;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.052 = 0.104 BTC [+] -309366;1345521616;smickles;Azelphur: you know, tf2 is obsolete now that they've made tf2 in minecraft -309365;1345521622;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1028 = 0.6168 BTC [+] -309364;1345521622;Azelphur;xD -309363;1345521623;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080N] 4 @ 0.14282041 = 0.5713 BTC [-] -309362;1345521632;Azelphur;smickles: you know, minecraft is obsolete now they've made minecraft in tf2 -309361;1345521643;smickles;have you tried that? tho, it's fun -309360;1345521652;Azelphur;tf2 in minecraft? nope -309359;1345521655;mircea_popescu;bah so i have one of those back and forth horizontal pipe sprinklers -309358;1345521660;smickles;i hope they finish the engi soon, that'll be cool -309357;1345521665;mircea_popescu;and the pos locked up and it's been watering the same spot for one hour -309356;1345521665;Azelphur;hehe -309355;1345521692;mircea_popescu;lol smickles has been busy with zappa ? -309354;1345521700;smickles;Azelphur: mctf2.com iirc -309353;1345521708;Azelphur;fun -309352;1345521738;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, i've not kept up on my reading recently, i've lost my speed -309351;1345521753;mircea_popescu;well that's good matter to work it on hehe -309350;1345521847;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 14400 @ 0.001005 = 14.472 BTC [-] -309349;1345521849;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 185600 @ 0.0010078 = 187.0477 BTC [+] -309348;1345521919;mircea_popescu;o hey! 30day Total Volume 100`751.39448624 BTC -309347;1345521923;mircea_popescu;officially over 100k/month nao. -309346;1345521967;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 6 @ 0.101 = 0.606 BTC [-] -309345;1345522030;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: http://www.splicd.com/cKKHSAE1gIs/14/17 ? :D -309344;1345522048;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.00001437 = 2.1555 BTC [-] -309343;1345522059;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [+] -309342;1345522060;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 22 @ 0.85 = 18.7 BTC [+] -309341;1345522062;mircea_popescu;You need Flash player 8+ and JavaScript enabled to view this video. -309340;1345522066;mircea_popescu;gimme a summary lol -309339;1345522076;Azelphur;"ONE MEEELION DOLLARS" -309338;1345522079;mircea_popescu;ehehe -309337;1345522082;mircea_popescu;o hey yeah! -309336;1345522086;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -309335;1345522087;gribble;Best bid: 9.802, Best ask: 9.99588, Bid-ask spread: 0.19388, Last trade: 10, 24 hour volume: 173472, 24 hour low: 8.555, 24 hour high: 10.5 -309334;1345522090;Azelphur;xD -309333;1345522103;mircea_popescu;.py 9.802* 100751.39448624 -309332;1345522104;markac;987565.168754 -309331;1345522108;mircea_popescu;aaaalmost lol -309330;1345522115;mircea_popescu;bitcoin y u no go up! -309329;1345522137;Azelphur;haha -309328;1345522150;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.18398 BTC [-] -309327;1345522170;mircea_popescu;dub was giving sgornick the steelsponge, but seriously. with that sort of numbers it wouldn't surprise me someone figured they would like to tax it. -309326;1345522196;mircea_popescu;after all, everything on this earth is for governments to support themselves. -309325;1345522284;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.099 = 4.95 BTC [+] -309324;1345522357;usagi;;;ticker -309323;1345522357;gribble;Best bid: 9.87921, Best ask: 9.94609, Bid-ask spread: 0.06688, Last trade: 9.99589, 24 hour volume: 172366, 24 hour low: 8.555, 24 hour high: 10.5 -309322;1345522393;mircea_popescu;;;bids 9 -309321;1345522395;gribble;There are currently 10596.56 bitcoins demanded at or over 9.0 USD, worth 97915.2362242 USD in total. -309320;1345522401;mircea_popescu;;;asks 10 -309319;1345522403;gribble;There are currently 512.41023 bitcoins offered at or under 10.0 USD, worth 5124.1022741 USD in total. -309318;1345522416;mircea_popescu;i would guess its going up -309317;1345522431;mircea_popescu;;;bids 7 -309316;1345522434;gribble;There are currently 80806.174 bitcoins demanded at or over 7.0 USD, worth 644763.789915 USD in total. -309315;1345522435;mircea_popescu;;;asks 12 -309314;1345522437;gribble;There are currently 105105.51 bitcoins offered at or under 12.0 USD, worth 1185536.83872 USD in total. -309313;1345522452;rg;rotf -309312;1345522492;mircea_popescu;sup rg -309311;1345522571;mircea_popescu;so has anyone actually been paid by the pirate thing ? -309310;1345522666;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [+] -309309;1345522668;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 136 @ 0.86 = 116.96 BTC [+] -309308;1345522739;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.86 = 1.72 BTC [+] -309307;1345522765;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.099 = 0.495 BTC [+] -309306;1345522833;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.099 = 0.198 BTC [+] -309305;1345522968;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1028 = 0.8224 BTC [+] -309304;1345523014;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.052 = 0.26 BTC [+] -309303;1345523527;smickles;lol, someone said that glbse is the cheaper exchange when compared to mpex -309302;1345523553;smickles;glbse charges >2x the fee on sales -309301;1345523580;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 21 @ 0.1448 = 3.0408 BTC [+] -309300;1345523587;mircea_popescu;smickles for some reason people will say anything. -309299;1345523603;mircea_popescu;but there's a good thing : initially rthey charged 0.5% round trip. -309298;1345523605;smickles;for anyone doing over 4kbtc in sales, over the LIFETIME of their account, glbse is more expensive -309297;1345523610;mircea_popescu;a month or two later they dropped half that. -309296;1345523618;mircea_popescu;initially they were going to charge for transfers of stock -309295;1345523625;mircea_popescu;mpex did it for free so after a while they relented -309294;1345523635;mircea_popescu;in general, it's quite clear who's following and who's leading this story. -309293;1345523649;smickles;wait a tic, i've been charge to transfer stock there just recently -309292;1345523664;mircea_popescu;well ya. some people get it for free. -309291;1345523670;mircea_popescu;you know, the ones creating all the fake volume. -309290;1345523684;smickles;There is no fee to transfer bitcoin (BTC) or assets/securities that have a total trade volume of less than 20BTC since IPO. Everything else has a 0.20% BTC fee of the 5 day average price. This fee is not refundable. -309289;1345523691;evoorhees_;what's the latest with pirate...? -309288;1345523731;smickles;evoorhees_? like the evoorhees_ of s.dice? -309287;1345523754;smickles;you've been taking some flack recently haven't you? -309286;1345523774;smickles;(sorry, best i know about pirate is that he hasn't paid yet) -309285;1345523790;evoorhees_;hehe yeah I have -309284;1345523795;evoorhees_;it's okay, part of the market vetting -309283;1345523808;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9400 @ 0.00104061 = 9.7817 BTC [-] -309282;1345523815;mircea_popescu;evoorhees_ i was trying to find someone who was definitely paid. nobody came forward yet. -309281;1345523831;mircea_popescu;jcpham said sun he was gonna let me know if he does, hasn't said anything yet either. -309280;1345523837;smickles;well, good political ethics are certainly a deal-breaker -309279;1345523839;smickles;:P -309278;1345523850;evoorhees_;lol -309277;1345523874;mircea_popescu;smickles i remember that giga was launching and expected to do free pushes to pre-ipo sales -309276;1345523890;mircea_popescu;then glbse wanted to lock him down. then i offered him to list him, then they waived it. -309275;1345523911;mircea_popescu;at the time mpex was just a week or two old tho, something like that. -309274;1345523911;Doffx;No one understands mpex thats why they talk smack about it. -309273;1345523934;mircea_popescu;Doffx i still don't grasp how people figur they're being part of a cryptocurrency don't get gpg. -309272;1345523937;mircea_popescu;its weird. -309271;1345523938;Doffx;It took me hours of questions just to get part of it -309270;1345523950;mircea_popescu;haha. were you talking to me ? -309269;1345523959;evoorhees_;I barely get GPG -309268;1345523960;Doffx;I think its definitly the more secure and robust exchange -309267;1345523965;evoorhees_;but, I'm not a developer -309266;1345523979;mircea_popescu;evoorhees_ gpg is pretty much vital for citizenship these days. -309265;1345523979;smickles;mircea_popescu: did you see the line where someone put up this brand new ltc asset exchange and said that mpex was prolly more likely to get hacked because 'the gui looked worse'? -309264;1345523982;Doffx;Yeah and you helped me get it mircea_popescu -309263;1345523995;mircea_popescu;smickles seems about par for the course. -309262;1345523996;smickles;i lol'd and pointed out that the ux is a gpg post -309261;1345523999;Doffx;Not to mention how the bot works to add liquidity -309260;1345524001;smickles;not a gui at all -309259;1345524015;mircea_popescu;Doffx a, i recall, it was mostly the options you were fighting with -309258;1345524036;Doffx;Yeah but that really helped me understand the whole site and why its better. -309257;1345524037;dub;any interesting hack attempts? -309256;1345524037;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [+] -309255;1345524045;dub;or did nobody notice it on reddit -309254;1345524057;mircea_popescu;dub not really. i got a few emails from very clever/considerate people. -309253;1345524066;Doffx;You need more people on it now, and a brokerage to provide that front end -309252;1345524067;mircea_popescu;but nobody actually came up with something prizeable. -309251;1345524072;dub;and isnt MMM the name of the biggest ponzi in history? -309250;1345524080;mircea_popescu;i did get a little benefit from it tho. made some aquiantances etc. -309249;1345524092;mircea_popescu;dub lol i tihnk so -309248;1345524097;mircea_popescu;Doffx always need more ppl! -309247;1345524111;dub;mircea_popescu: nobody bet against you :( -309246;1345524130;mircea_popescu;i didn't bet ? -309245;1345524137;mircea_popescu;i don't have an account on that bet site. -309244;1345524145;Doffx;I keep saying we need to open up that 3 day free account trial window! -309243;1345524149;dub;well, bet against your sits security -309242;1345524151;Doffx;:) -309241;1345524155;dub;sites* -309240;1345524156;mircea_popescu;dub ya lol. -309239;1345524161;smickles;neither did i, i think my account dissapeares with it's <1btc in it -309238;1345524165;mircea_popescu;Doffx you with betsofbitcoin thingee? -309237;1345524179;Doffx;No, I dont even think I know what it is. -309236;1345524193;dub;http://www.betsofbitco.in/item?id=566 -309235;1345524196;dub;place your bets -309234;1345524210;mircea_popescu;ya, after the bitcoindaytrade or w/e it was called debacle -309233;1345524214;Doffx;Wow thats a losing bet -309232;1345524218;mircea_popescu;i asked smickles to put an offer on reddit to vet mpex -309231;1345524244;Doffx;That would be one amazing hack. -309230;1345524249;mircea_popescu;it would be lol. -309229;1345524256;smickles;how does that weighting affect the payout? -309228;1345524262;mircea_popescu;course if someone got the webserver they'd have nothing much, but i'd still want to see it. -309227;1345524299;smickles;I mean, i'd bet a satoshi on that -309226;1345524331;smickles;100000000x payout sounds appealing -309225;1345524336;mircea_popescu;lol -309224;1345524350;Doffx;Does it count if they go to Romania with a usb drive sneak in the backdoor and download everything? -309223;1345524370;mircea_popescu;well server isn't in romania -309222;1345524374;smickles;1.337 btc isn't worth that much yet -309221;1345524381;rg;CxBTC x 63.30939807 -309220;1345524386;rg;muahaha insider trading! -309219;1345524395;mircea_popescu;lol rg what ? -309218;1345524395;Doffx;Hehe, well hell I dont know where it is, that was just best guess. -309217;1345524401;rg;just kidding -309216;1345524407;rg;i told someone in -otc i trade bitvps's stock -309215;1345524411;rg;and they accused me of insider trading -309214;1345524413;mircea_popescu;ah lol -309213;1345524427;smickles;ofc it's insidertrading, but that's not necessarily bad -309212;1345524427;rg;i dont have the smarts for insider trading -309211;1345524428;mircea_popescu;i don't see how a policy could be made against owner buying his own stock -309210;1345524431;mircea_popescu;on an anon currency -309209;1345524469;smickles;you'd have to use non-public knowledge about the future action of the company to your advantage for it to be a bad thing -309208;1345524481;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 130000 @ 0.0010025 = 130.325 BTC [-] -309207;1345524510;mircea_popescu;pretty much the only avenue to mess that up would be to issue unwarranted negative guidance -309206;1345524515;mircea_popescu;then buy up in the slump -309205;1345524520;mircea_popescu;it'd be a pretty asshole thing to do. -309204;1345524546;assbot;[GLBSE] [MATH] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -309203;1345524547;smickles;or know that this month had a huge loss, and sell before it became public knowledge -309202;1345524550;mircea_popescu;btw evoorhees_ i bet a bitcoin on yoru site. i lost it :( -309201;1345524564;smickles;there are plenty of other ways to cock it up too -309200;1345524565;mircea_popescu;smickles that'd hardly fly, you'd get excruciated. -309199;1345524614;smickles;i report my actions on s2cm anyway -309198;1345524624;mircea_popescu;thats actually the best policy i would guess -309197;1345524667;smickles;i'm almost SEC compliant actually, we'd just have to actually send documents into the SEC IIRC -309196;1345524693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48482 @ 0.00035562 = 17.2412 BTC [-] -309195;1345524695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7426 @ 0.00035499 = 2.6362 BTC [-] -309194;1345524696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00035451 = 0.3191 BTC [-] -309193;1345524697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17034 @ 0.0003536 = 6.0232 BTC [-] -309192;1345524706;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 8 @ 0.1498 = 1.1984 BTC [-] -309191;1345524715;smickles;but we actually fall well under the numerical minimums -309190;1345524723;mircea_popescu;what are they now ? -309189;1345524726;mircea_popescu;i don't even recall. -309188;1345524736;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 15 @ 0.1499 = 2.2485 BTC [+] -309187;1345524737;smickles;about 3 pages of interwoven rules -309186;1345524744;smickles;just on that one topic -309185;1345524758;mircea_popescu;hey jcpham did you get paid yet ? -309184;1345524786;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 2 @ 0.15499999 = 0.31 BTC [+] -309183;1345524794;evoorhees_;mircea_popescu hahahaha sucker -309182;1345524799;mircea_popescu;lmao -309181;1345524809;evoorhees_;bet again, I'm sure it'll work -309180;1345524817;Diablo-D3;man rg is going to kill me if he finds out Im competing with him -309179;1345524825;smickles;lol -309178;1345524831;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 10 @ 0.15999999 = 1.6 BTC [+] -309177;1345524846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600000 @ 0.000389 = 2178.4 BTC [+] -309176;1345524854;rg;Diablo-D3: a vps company? -309175;1345524856;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 3 @ 0.18199999 = 0.546 BTC [+] -309174;1345524858;smickles;evoorhees_: that is basically funny, made me laugh anyway -309173;1345524874;mircea_popescu;who ISNT competing with rg lol -309172;1345524877;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 5 @ 0.18299999 = 0.915 BTC [+] -309171;1345524880;rg;no shit -309170;1345524889;Diablo-D3;no -309169;1345524890;rg;but if you're planning on opening up a VPS company -309168;1345524892;rg;"good luck" -309167;1345524895;Diablo-D3;not vps yet -309166;1345524897;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 8 @ 0.18399999 = 1.472 BTC [+] -309165;1345524898;Diablo-D3;just dedis. -309164;1345524902;Diablo-D3;dedis for bitcoins -309163;1345524905;rg;one good thin about diablo-d3 is -309162;1345524909;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 is this part of dmc ? -309161;1345524910;rg;he never gets anything off the ground -309160;1345524915;rg;so im not worried -309159;1345524918;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 10 @ 0.18499999 = 1.85 BTC [+] -309158;1345524919;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it will be I think -309157;1345524923;mircea_popescu;rg aww why teh hate -309156;1345524924;smickles;ouch -309155;1345524935;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 15 @ 0.18999999 = 2.85 BTC [+] -309154;1345524937;rg;so yeah someone hates against me and i hate back -309153;1345524940;rg;and people are like WHY rg -309152;1345524941;rg;pff -309151;1345524943;mircea_popescu;:D -309150;1345524950;mircea_popescu;it's just cause we like you. -309149;1345524953;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 20 @ 0.19999999 = 4 BTC [+] -309148;1345524958;rg;you can have the dedi market -309147;1345524959;rg;tbh -309146;1345524963;rg;i sold a ton of dedis -309145;1345524965;mircea_popescu;btw, did anyone here know that porn exists ? -309144;1345524970;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [+] -309143;1345524971;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 7 @ 0.2 = 1.4 BTC [+] -309142;1345524971;mircea_popescu;i am very shocked myself to discover -309141;1345524976;rg;and they were all major pains in the ass -309140;1345524977;mircea_popescu;that such abominations soil the interwebs -309139;1345524980;Diablo-D3;rg: I didnt hate against you -309138;1345524986;smickles;rg, you're cool, you gave me about 8 btc oneday for a sandwich -309137;1345524987;rg;let me see -309136;1345524990;Diablo-D3;nenolod did and I just stood in the background eating popcorn -309135;1345524992;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [+] -309134;1345525005;mircea_popescu;who's nenolod even ?! -309133;1345525008;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 30 @ 0.22999999 = 6.9 BTC [+] -309132;1345525014;Diablo-D3;rg: no, I said fuck s.bvps -309131;1345525015;rg;nenolod is one of the admins at my DC -309130;1345525034;mircea_popescu;o i c -309129;1345525035;Diablo-D3;rg: dude, hes an admin or developer or whatever of EVERYTHING -309128;1345525041;mircea_popescu;he wasn't hating on you, he was hating on me -309127;1345525044;rg;considering nenolod is the cause of our data failure -309126;1345525045;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you asshole! -309125;1345525046;rg;the other week -309124;1345525049;rg;i think you backed the wrong pony -309123;1345525056;Diablo-D3;I bet if I look closely enough his signature is on the declination of independence -309122;1345525060;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 40 @ 0.23999999 = 9.6 BTC [+] -309121;1345525062;rg;you know that DC admin who unplugged the hard drive from a working system? -309120;1345525064;mircea_popescu;teh ahahaha -309119;1345525065;rg;yeah -309118;1345525067;rg;now you know -309117;1345525071;Diablo-D3;rg: no, thats not what happened -309116;1345525073;mircea_popescu;rg i do that all the time. -309115;1345525084;mircea_popescu;cheaper than those fancy wiping software things -309114;1345525089;rg;umm yeah it is -309113;1345525093;rg;and when i said WHAT THE FUK ARE YOU DOIN -309112;1345525094;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 40 @ 0.24769999 = 9.908 BTC [+] -309111;1345525094;rg;he says -309110;1345525098;mircea_popescu;have to shake the drive well while it slows too -309109;1345525100;rg;'well, you didn't tell me NOT to do it.. so its your fault' -309108;1345525101;Diablo-D3;remember the scene near the end of blues brothers where they finally make it to dailey plaza and the bluesmobil falls apart? -309107;1345525112;smickles;oh man -309106;1345525113;rg;no -309105;1345525116;smickles;after hearing that -309104;1345525117;Diablo-D3;thats what happened. -309103;1345525123;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 50 @ 0.2477 = 12.385 BTC [+] -309102;1345525125;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: THE FUCK MAN -309101;1345525127;Diablo-D3;DO NO SHAKE THE DRIVE -309100;1345525131;smickles;i should check and see of my minecraft stuff is still running -309099;1345525133;mircea_popescu;you know nothing. -309098;1345525136;Diablo-D3;HEAD PARKING IS NOT A CHALLENGE -309097;1345525143;mircea_popescu;this is sparta. -309096;1345525152;dub;hrm, fees changed on glbse -309095;1345525157;dub;when was that? -309094;1345525157;mircea_popescu;again ? -309093;1345525163;Diablo-D3;again? what? -309092;1345525165;Diablo-D3;are they lower? -309091;1345525165;smickles;in the last 20 min? -309090;1345525169;mircea_popescu;lol -309089;1345525176;dub;no, I havent looked for months -309088;1345525182;smickles;lool -309087;1345525185;Diablo-D3;last time I noticed it was 20, 20, and 50 -309086;1345525185;mircea_popescu;last i heard was .5% one way. -309085;1345525189;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 2 @ 0.25 = 0.5 BTC [+] -309084;1345525194;dub;used to be 0.02%, now 0.01% -309083;1345525199;mircea_popescu;waht ?! -309082;1345525201;mircea_popescu;ahahaha get out ? -309081;1345525201;dub;or is it account based? -309080;1345525203;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 5 @ 0.36 = 1.8 BTC [+] -309079;1345525207;smickles;BS -309078;1345525214;dub;or is it 0.2 0.1 -309077;1345525221;smickles;i get charged 0.005% -309076;1345525224;smickles;wtf? -309075;1345525235;Diablo-D3;sorry, I meant 50 50 20 -309074;1345525237;dub;Basis Point(BP): 1/100th of 1% or 0.01% -309073;1345525238;Diablo-D3;and thats what it still is -309072;1345525246;Diablo-D3;dub: yes, and these are in BPs -309071;1345525255;smickles;er -309070;1345525255;dub;oh -309069;1345525257;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 5 @ 0.385 = 1.925 BTC [+] -309068;1345525257;smickles;nix that % -309067;1345525258;dub;I see -309066;1345525258;Diablo-D3;so 0.5% -309065;1345525267;smickles;i get charged 0.5% -309064;1345525269;dub;I forgot -309063;1345525272;rg;did pirate even pay out today? -309062;1345525273;rg;i went to bed -309061;1345525278;mircea_popescu;rg not so far -309060;1345525278;rg;i got sick of people asking did pirate pay -309059;1345525282;smickles;not that i've heard -309058;1345525284;rg;not even a bit? -309057;1345525289;Diablo-D3;man -309056;1345525290;mircea_popescu;well we don't really know. -309055;1345525292;Diablo-D3;wheres btc-mining -309054;1345525295;Diablo-D3;he forgot to pay dividends -309053;1345525295;mircea_popescu;not being invested. -309052;1345525305;dub;Diablo-D3: scam -309051;1345525308;rg;SCAM -309050;1345525310;rg;PONZI -309049;1345525311;rg;PIRATE -309048;1345525312;rg;9/11 -309047;1345525316;Diablo-D3;JEWSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS -309046;1345525328;mircea_popescu;so in the end what's the glbse fee ? -309045;1345525338;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: 0.5% -309044;1345525356;dub;______ /~~~, ********************************************* -309043;1345525358;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 60 @ 0.39999999 = 24 BTC [+] -309042;1345525359;rg;diablo: what's your company gonna be called -309041;1345525359;dub;___/`_____\---------/____/ """//// //.....******..********.******CHEMTRAILS---------------FORCED VACCINATIONS -309040;1345525362;rg;Diablo Server Company -309039;1345525362;dub;~(___________ <======: (___] =====-----FEMA CAMPS-----------------****-----NEW WORLD ORDER--------------,,,,, -309038;1345525365;dub;`-----------~` ,,,\\\ \\\````` ***********--NORTH AMERICAN UNION-----************************* -309037;1345525367;Diablo-D3;rg: probably exelion -309036;1345525368;dub;*** *8*****GLOBAL GOVERNMENT****************,, -309035;1345525371;dub;****** -309034;1345525373;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 20 @ 0.39999999 = 8 BTC [+] -309033;1345525374;dub;btw -309032;1345525375;rg;that is ...s o gay -309031;1345525375;Diablo-D3;dub: your ascii isnt working -309030;1345525381;dub;yes, it is -309029;1345525382;rg;i was in an efnet takeover group -309028;1345525385;rg;and our name was Exelon -309027;1345525388;dub;your client fails -309026;1345525388;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 10 @ 0.39999999 = 4 BTC [+] -309025;1345525401;Diablo-D3;dub: I dont think my client is wide enough -309024;1345525404;Diablo-D3;pastebin that or something -309023;1345525409;dub;your mom certainly is -309022;1345525410;smickles;copumpkin: what timezone was our contract meant to be in? -309021;1345525424;Diablo-D3;dub: my mom is dying of cancer, but thanks for playing. -309020;1345525429;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 3 @ 0.39999999 = 1.2 BTC [+] -309019;1345525430;dub;I knew that -309018;1345525430;rg;oh fuck you -309017;1345525431;copumpkin;smickles: not sure, I'll just send you the shit -309016;1345525436;rg;you cant lay that onh im -309015;1345525440;smickles;kk -309014;1345525440;rg;piece of shit -309013;1345525458;dub;rg: did you chat hard on efnut? -309012;1345525468;rg;Diablo is the type of guy who talks shit all day -309011;1345525471;mircea_popescu;copumpkin lives. -309010;1345525473;rg;and wait sfor someone to say something about his mom -309009;1345525477;rg;so he can say shes dying of cancer -309008;1345525487;smickles;< dub> rg: did you chat hard on efnut? << i do not understand that line -309007;1345525494;Diablo-D3;rg: ask nenolod, Im not kidding -309006;1345525496;rg;used to -309005;1345525501;Diablo-D3;>efnut -309004;1345525506;rg;i only go on efnet for #boston now -309003;1345525506;Diablo-D3;I was an efnet oper once -309002;1345525513;rg;and even those visits are short -309001;1345525514;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 1 @ 0.39999999 BTC [+] -309000;1345525523;Diablo-D3;I killed an oper because he was acting like a fag. -308999;1345525527;Diablo-D3;I stopped being an oper. -308998;1345525547;dub;efnut opers are all faggots -308997;1345525550;dub;its a prereq -308996;1345525705;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [+] -308995;1345525721;Diablo-D3;dub: yeah pretty much -308994;1345525722;rg;pretty much -308993;1345525724;Diablo-D3;but this was over a decade ago -308992;1345525729;Diablo-D3;back when efnet was the only real network -308991;1345525729;rg;there were some cool ones -308990;1345525734;rg;but their ircd was forced to delink -308989;1345525744;rg;cause the faggot opers didn't like them -308988;1345525750;rg;remember when morgan was an ircop, lol -308987;1345525754;rg;what a joke that -308986;1345525766;rg;morgan, main writer for GOBBLES -308985;1345525825;Diablo-D3;blackened used to be such a cool server -308984;1345525895;dub;I left efnet when the opers killed #nanog -308983;1345525907;rg;i dont even think any of the original efnet ircds are left -308982;1345525913;rg;prison.net , but its not even the same server/isp -308981;1345525913;Diablo-D3;they arent -308980;1345525916;Diablo-D3;even prison.net is a new one -308979;1345525918;Diablo-D3;lol -308978;1345525928;rg;prison.net was always sketchy -308977;1345525929;Diablo-D3;rg: but yes, I was an oper on blackened -308976;1345525935;rg;no offiicial sponsor, etc -308975;1345525939;Diablo-D3;and I was baus. -308974;1345525941;rg;just happened to exist -308973;1345525952;dub;NSA FRONT -308972;1345525969;Diablo-D3;rg: I mean hell, I remember when efnet's name had meaning -308971;1345525972;rg;qeast.net was a front -308970;1345525974;rg;we got it shutoff -308969;1345525979;smickles;somehow.. i feel like ... we're just missing dandan -308968;1345525984;rg;it was being hosted by an admin at a .qc.ca univ -308967;1345525991;rg;wthout the permission of management -308966;1345525993;rg;so we contacted them -308965;1345526000;rg;after an abusive oper from there messed with us -308964;1345526004;rg;within a week it was gone -308963;1345526037;rg;btw i won that 5BTC casascious corn -308962;1345526039;rg;coin* -308961;1345526042;rg;on bitdraw -308960;1345526045;rg;hehe -308959;1345526045;Diablo-D3;corn -308958;1345526048;Diablo-D3;OM NOM NOM -308957;1345526055;rg;somehow i didn't win the 10 btc one -308956;1345526063;rg;even tho i fucking stacked the deck -308955;1345526131;dub;ohlol -308954;1345526139;dub;forgot i was mining scamcorns -308953;1345526179;mircea_popescu;whats scamcorns ? -308952;1345526189;dub;"balance" : 15085.09000000, -308951;1345526203;smickles;wat are those even worth? -308950;1345526204;rg;tell me you're not mining ppcoin -308949;1345526207;dub;ppcoin -308948;1345526207;rg;please -308947;1345526211;rg;oh god -308946;1345526215;rg;someone ban dub -308945;1345526219;dub;wai -308944;1345526224;rg;to save you from yourself -308943;1345526228;smickles;sorry rg, i tried -308942;1345526231;smickles;it didn't work -308941;1345526233;dub;I don't always mine scamcorns, but I always mine scamcorns -308940;1345526244;rg;what's it mean again -308939;1345526248;rg;penis piss coin -308938;1345526268;dub;penis pump coin -308937;1345526278;rg;that coin is going to go about as far as rapeCoin would -308936;1345526281;mircea_popescu;i think this chan is unbannable. -308935;1345526293;dub;im sure I could get banned -308934;1345526293;mircea_popescu;o no fucking way. srsly ?! penis pump coin ?! -308933;1345526300;smickles;proof of stake is the bad kind of elitist -308932;1345526315;dub;gaycat ~/trollascii/* -308931;1345526337;dub;ban in a can -308930;1345526345;dub;smickles: try gay.pl -308929;1345526347;smickles;oh wait, i can do that here -308928;1345526352;dub;irsii troll script -308927;1345526363;smickles;;;google gaycat ~/trollascii/* -308926;1345526363;gribble;No matches found. -308925;1345526367;smickles;D: -308924;1345526383;dub;;;google gay.pl -308923;1345526384;gribble;Gay.pl - Encyclopedia Dramatica: ; GAY.PL | Polski GEJ Portal | English: ; xchat.org • View topic - gay.pl: -308922;1345526545;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 3 @ 0.26 = 0.78 BTC [+] -308921;1345526566;dub;and trollascii is on github -308920;1345526576;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.099 = 0.693 BTC [+] -308919;1345526598;smickles;o lol, github is tits -308918;1345526731;Diablo-D3;rg: man, did nenolod ever tell you what I did with a combination of perl and tor? -308917;1345526798;smickles;!ticker mpoe.etf -308916;1345526800;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 1.36] [Ask: 1.4] [Spread: 0.04] [Last: 1.4] [24hVol: 2.8] [7dAvg: 1.40159981] -308915;1345526828;smickles;technically, mpoe.etf is worth more that that ask -308914;1345526844;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -308913;1345526846;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0003536 / 0.00039099 / 0.00041245 (8031855 shares, 3,140.44 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00036289 / 0.00041245 (53290518 shares, 19,339.11 BTC) -308912;1345526866;mircea_popescu;.py 0.00039099 * 4000000 / 1000 -308911;1345526867;markac;1.56396 -308910;1345526870;mircea_popescu;1.56 -308909;1345526891;smickles;it's a huge ask wall tho -308908;1345526898;smickles;>10% of the shares -308907;1345526935;mircea_popescu;well maybe they bought in at .1 or w/e -308906;1345526985;smickles;i know kakobrekla bought the first share, i wonder if he(?) still has it -308905;1345527013;mircea_popescu;he has a gooolden tickeeet -308904;1345527022;smickles;:D -308903;1345527043;mircea_popescu;tbh i must confess, i always picture kakobrekla as a girl. -308902;1345527082;dub;no girls on internet -308901;1345527127;mircea_popescu;isn't rg a girl ? -308900;1345527140;smickles;yeah, look at the pic -308899;1345527147;smickles;def. a girl -308898;1345527160;smickles;i'd do 'em -308897;1345527203;smickles;really now, unless usagi was trollin us -308896;1345527213;smickles;there's at least one who frequents here -308895;1345527245;dub;usagi is zhao tong -308894;1345527264;smickles;damn, toobad i con't remember that youtube chan she said was hers -308893;1345527275;rg;im watching the dictator -308892;1345527276;rg;for the first time -308891;1345527276;mircea_popescu;wait, usagi is a girl ? -308890;1345527277;rg;and yes -308889;1345527278;rg;i am a girl -308888;1345527284;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no -308887;1345527286;Diablo-D3;and neither is rg -308886;1345527286;dub;hawt girl -308885;1345527291;Diablo-D3;nenolod has met rg -308884;1345527297;mircea_popescu;basically irc is like prison -308883;1345527306;mircea_popescu;the noobs play the girl -308882;1345527313;dub;lol -308881;1345527316;usagi;I'm a famous Japanese singer. Which is why I must be anonymous. -308880;1345527327;mircea_popescu;do you sing with your wet part ? -308879;1345527327;smickles;give that youtube chan again -308878;1345527351;smickles;even if it isn't you, that's an entertaining chan -308877;1345527362;Diablo-D3;usagi: and adrogenous -308876;1345527365;smickles;i can't believe all the downvotes -308875;1345527382;mircea_popescu;IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT : If you build a BTC based business you haven't really built it. It was really Satoobama. -308874;1345527393;usagi;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rF6lgnfCfI -308873;1345527394;dub;smickles: that fucking weabo one you posted -308872;1345527397;dub;? -308871;1345527400;Diablo-D3;SATANBAMA -308870;1345527405;dub;magicalusagi or someshit -308869;1345527406;smickles;weabo? -308868;1345527409;Diablo-D3;Satbango? -308867;1345527424;dub;;;ud weabo -308866;1345527425;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=weabo | A person who says the word, "kawaii" consistently, because of their kawaii obsession. -308865;1345527433;usagi;peko peko peko~ -308864;1345527433;mircea_popescu;what's a kawaii even -308863;1345527435;dub;erp -308862;1345527447;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.01 = 0.5 BTC [-] -308861;1345527447;Diablo-D3;its an english word. -308860;1345527448;mircea_popescu;im so old ;/ -308859;1345527448;dub;its a wannabe chink anyway -308858;1345527448;Diablo-D3;duh. -308857;1345527474;smickles;dub: yeah, i think so -308856;1345527479;mircea_popescu;peko peko peko lmao. -308855;1345527490;Diablo-D3;you know -308854;1345527491;mircea_popescu;this reminds me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yunSRfnsVck -308853;1345527496;smickles;dammit usagi, do you just not remember what you trolled me with? -308852;1345527501;Diablo-D3;we should be glad its south korea and not japan that likes starcraft -308851;1345527507;smickles;i should've bookmarked it -308850;1345527528;dub;isnt usage an anime character? -308849;1345527535;dub;usagi even -308848;1345527549;Diablo-D3;dont think so -308847;1345527553;Diablo-D3;not from any anime Ive seen -308846;1345527574;mircea_popescu;mk so mpoe is over 10k in capital requirements this month -308845;1345527580;mircea_popescu;it was in the 1k range back in april -308844;1345527581;dub;yeah its a cartoon rabbit -308843;1345527589;mircea_popescu;if it needs 100k in another 4 months i might be in trouble. -308842;1345527591;smickles;i heard that that trolololo guy recently died, and there was an internet memorial that day -308841;1345527600;dub;that other nick it uses tsukino is antoher cartoon thing -308840;1345527607;Diablo-D3;usagi... -308839;1345527611;usagi;No -308838;1345527620;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.13899999 = 0.556 BTC [+] -308837;1345527621;usagi;It's really my name lol -308836;1345527625;Diablo-D3;dub: no, usagi is the japanese name for rabbit -308835;1345527628;usagi;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rF6lgnfCfI <--- not a cartoon -308834;1345527636;smickles;mircea_popescu: you don't get enough from the bonds? (i don't pay attention) -308833;1345527645;dub;tsukino usagi -308832;1345527652;mircea_popescu;smickles for now i do. im not sure it scales. -308831;1345527653;usagi;http://www.tripadvisor.ca/Hotel_Review-g298123-d1117727-Reviews-Tsukino_Usagi-Ito_Shizuoka_Prefecture_Chubu.html <--- not a cartoon or a singer. -308830;1345527660;usagi;It's just a name. -308829;1345527661;smickles;usagi: how do i know that's not a vocaloid? -308828;1345527664;Diablo-D3;dub: sorry, dont know that one -308827;1345527666;usagi;That's it. It's just my name. -308826;1345527675;mircea_popescu;usagi but what does it mean ? -308825;1345527681;dub;Diablo-D3: the fact that you _know_ any anime makes you a huge faggot -308824;1345527689;mircea_popescu;inb4 "we're americans baby. our names don;t mean shit" -308823;1345527697;Diablo-D3;dub: not really, I watch the ultraviolent shit -308822;1345527697;usagi;Does mircea popescu mean micecream popescicle? -308821;1345527703;smickles;mircea_popescu: it should scale, but i bet there's an amount of lag -308820;1345527706;mircea_popescu;usagi it can. -308819;1345527707;usagi;It's a Japanese name lol -308818;1345527725;mircea_popescu;that was so cute btw :D -308817;1345527739;Diablo-D3;you know -308816;1345527746;usagi;pero pero pero yo -308815;1345527747;Diablo-D3;I wonder if they ever translated usagi yojimbo to english -308814;1345527767;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 usagi yo! jimbo wales ? -308813;1345527783;Diablo-D3;no -308812;1345527786;Diablo-D3;what? -308811;1345527790;mircea_popescu;i dunno. -308810;1345527802;Diablo-D3;huh, apparently that comic IS english -308809;1345527809;usagi;jimbo wales or jumbo wales -308808;1345527813;usagi;blue wales -308807;1345527816;usagi;scotland and wales -308806;1345527836;smickles;aw, toobad i can't remember that excellent dada line from about the same time mircea_popescu originally gave me that zappa link -308805;1345527849;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: Im largely ignoring you -308804;1345527857;dub;oh and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsVlYjHuJOE -308803;1345527863;dub;is usagi's channel -308802;1345527866;usagi;http://www.afka.net/Articles/1979-04_Oui.htm -308801;1345527867;dub;according to my logs -308800;1345527875;smickles;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 -308799;1345527880;smickles;that's it :D -308798;1345527894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19798 @ 0.00036808 = 7.2872 BTC [-] -308797;1345527895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30022 @ 0.00038917 = 11.6837 BTC [+] -308796;1345527897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6180 @ 0.00038935 = 2.4062 BTC [+] -308795;1345527908;smickles;damn dub you have excellent log skills -308794;1345527917;mircea_popescu;what's with the makeup -308793;1345527938;smickles;mircea_popescu: you have to watch the progression of videos until the end -308792;1345527942;usagi;ワウ!! dubsan remembers my channel -308791;1345527954;dub;grep > memory -308790;1345527954;mircea_popescu;she'd be better if she had a beard. -308789;1345527954;usagi;I am so honored dubsan! -308788;1345527957;Diablo-D3;>dubsan -308787;1345527966;dub;egrep actually -308786;1345527969;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.01 = 0.5 BTC [-] -308785;1345528009;Diablo-D3;you know why I want to read usagi yojimbo? -308784;1345528017;smickles;dub egrep that dada line, it was something like 'the thing from that place' -308783;1345528018;Diablo-D3;for exactly one panel, which probably isnt even real -308782;1345528021;smickles;or something like that -308781;1345528031;Diablo-D3;usagi standing on top of a pile of bodies saying -308780;1345528036;Diablo-D3;TRICKS ARE FOR RABBITS, BITCHES -308779;1345528126;smickles;dub, you find that line, (or fake one good enough to fool me) and I'll give you a coin -308778;1345528140;smickles;(1 btc for clairity) -308777;1345528220;mircea_popescu;anyone seen draco49 lately ? -308776;1345528328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12320 @ 0.00038935 = 4.7968 BTC [+] -308775;1345528329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18977 @ 0.00039353 = 7.468 BTC [+] -308774;1345528331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24703 @ 0.00040482 = 10.0003 BTC [+] -308773;1345528450;usagi;www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB9tlPeLX1Y -308772;1345528508;dub;smickles: no dice -308771;1345528556;smickles;damn -308770;1345528588;mircea_popescu;dub satoshi dice! -308769;1345528614;dub;logs don't go back that far -308768;1345528638;dub;move vps in may/june -308767;1345528675;dub;29-06-12-11:50 You could say that driving a tractor trailer to work instead of a car is like riding an elephant on a foxhunt inst -308766;1345528678;dub;ead of a horse. But saying that telnet is like a butterknife in place of a screwdriver is unjustified -- what is the relevance? -308765;1345528687;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.1319 = 0.7914 BTC [-] -308764;1345528689;dub;funny -308763;1345528721;smickles;just incase you were looking for usagi to say that line which i'm talking about, it wasn't usagi -308762;1345528742;dub;I wasnt -308761;1345528756;dub;it was this channel though? -308760;1345528767;smickles;oh sht, was it? -308759;1345528838;smickles;maybe it was -otc-eu -308758;1345528890;dub;oh well, nanotube will probably give you logs on request if gribble is in there -308757;1345528905;usagi;Guys stop trying to sql inject my website it won't work -308756;1345528906;dub;then, egrep '(thing.*from.*place)' filename -308755;1345528913;usagi;Your using up valuable beta accounts -308754;1345528933;mircea_popescu;ahaha noway -308753;1345528935;usagi;Some idiot is doing accts like \;DROP TABLE members -308752;1345528971;dub;so if we have real girl in here I better clean up my game -308751;1345528993;smickles;dub, thx for the tip -308750;1345529023;dub;usagi: girl you must be from stdout because I'd like to pipe you -308749;1345529028;smickles;usagi: shouldn't you welcome stuff like that? -308748;1345529029;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.7201 = 2.8804 BTC [+] -308747;1345529029;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 15 @ 0.71 = 10.65 BTC [-] -308746;1345529058;smickles;besides, it's not like \;DROP TABLE members is a bad username -308745;1345529069;usagi;There are bitcoins in the system now, -308744;1345529087;smickles;what's the other good one? \b\b\b\b\b ~something -308743;1345529088;smickles;? -308742;1345529206;smickles;< dub> usagi: girl you must be from <<< dub, do you ever sit there and wonder why there seem to be no women on the internet? -308741;1345529229;smickles;granted, that was a very entertainging line -308740;1345529254;mircea_popescu;there's no women ON the internet cause the internet likes being on top. -308739;1345529262;smickles;lol -308738;1345529307;dub;girl, you must be the aeon flux movie because I never want to see you again -308737;1345529317;mircea_popescu;dude that movie sucked -308736;1345529324;mircea_popescu;i used to be a fan of that ho. but srsly... -308735;1345529347;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 100 @ 0.13899999 = 13.9 BTC [+] -308734;1345529364;mircea_popescu;them: So I could be a broker if I pay the 20BTC? -308733;1345529364;mircea_popescu;me: sure. prolly pretty good business actually, can never have too many of those. -308732;1345529364;mircea_popescu;them: I'll go see if I can see what rate brokers charge. Very interesting business model. -308731;1345529370;mircea_popescu;from this i gather i suck. -308730;1345529389;Rothgar;no you don't -308729;1345529400;Rothgar;just want to see what options I have -308728;1345529436;mircea_popescu;o hey! -308727;1345529441;smickles;dude, i'm fine with being a broker -308726;1345529443;mircea_popescu;i was just being sarcastic -308725;1345529463;smickles;and Rothgar, you wanna see what options you have, i'm working on that -308724;1345529471;Rothgar;what fee do you charge smickles -308723;1345529495;smickles;right now, since it's 'pen and paper' 1% or .5btc, whichever is less -308722;1345529506;smickles;but i'll lower it when i get the web ui going -308721;1345529522;mircea_popescu;weren't you doing 3% ? -308720;1345529528;mircea_popescu;or was that brendio -308719;1345529529;smickles;shit, sorry -308718;1345529536;smickles;yeah, i mistyped -308717;1345529538;smickles;it's 3 -308716;1345529545;mircea_popescu;o i c. i just ruined it :D -308715;1345529563;smickles;i heard brend was doin 10 -308714;1345529565;Rothgar;yea mircea_popescu I'm doing business here -308713;1345529566;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 22 @ 0.921 = 20.262 BTC [+] -308712;1345529570;mircea_popescu;lol sorry -308711;1345529593;mircea_popescu;smickles well considering he has to deal with the forum types i'd say 10% is less than 3% :D -308710;1345529606;mircea_popescu;i'd charge like 70 -308709;1345529610;Rothgar;smickles: so how do I know I own the shares? Do I need to trust you -308708;1345529614;smickles;ooooh, ther're not all that bad mircea_popescu -308707;1345529615;Rothgar;? -308706;1345529632;smickles;Rothgar: essentially, yes, you do need to trust me -308705;1345529646;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.805 BTC [-] -308704;1345529647;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.8 = 80 BTC [-] -308703;1345529649;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 65 @ 0.79 = 51.35 BTC [-] -308702;1345529650;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.78 = 78 BTC [-] -308701;1345529651;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.77 = 10.78 BTC [-] -308700;1345529651;smickles;i can point to my -otc WOT rating -308699;1345529657;Rothgar;and I would have to find you to sell? -308698;1345529676;smickles;yes, for now, but i'll give you my personal email addy -308697;1345529683;smickles;and i'm a 'stay at home dad' -308696;1345529690;mircea_popescu;he actually rises some interesting points -308695;1345529693;smickles;so it should work out 'ok' -308694;1345529719;smickles;once i get the web ui going, you won't need to 'find me' -308693;1345529727;Rothgar;Sure point me to your otc rating please -308692;1345529734;mircea_popescu;what the heck will i do if x months down the road a broker is awol and well... these people own shares through them -308691;1345529738;smickles;;;getrating smickles -308690;1345529738;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask smickles!~smickles@184.154.30.40 . User smickles, rated since Wed Jan 4 18:28:52 2012. Cumulative rating 53, from 34 total ratings. Received ratings: 34 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 38 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=smickles -308689;1345529741;smickles;;;ident -308688;1345529742;gribble;You are identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -308687;1345529753;mircea_popescu;getrating says if you're authed smickles -308686;1345529782;smickles;(sry for the duplication of data then) -308685;1345529801;copumpkin;isn't usagi a girl? -308684;1345529802;smickles;Rothgar: also, it's good practice to ask around -308683;1345529808;copumpkin;or is that just part of the persona -308682;1345529823;mircea_popescu;copumpkin no, she's just a cucurbitacean -308681;1345529834;smickles;my bitcointalk username is also smickles -308680;1345529863;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: no that's me -308679;1345529872;mircea_popescu;you're a girl ? -308678;1345529877;smickles;(for s&g) my gaia username is 'Thomas A. Anderson' -308677;1345529883;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 8 @ 0.96 = 7.68 BTC [+] -308676;1345529898;Rothgar;hmm -308675;1345530006;mircea_popescu;s&g ? -308674;1345530014;smickles;shits and giggles -308673;1345530021;smickles;or grins -308672;1345530025;mircea_popescu;o -308671;1345530048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00036989 = 3.6249 BTC [-] -308670;1345530071;smickles;mircea_popescu: do you even know what gaia is? -308669;1345530075;Rothgar;;;ident -308668;1345530075;gribble;You are identified as user Rothgar, with GPG key id 4FB28DD8EA18EA0A, key fingerprint 4BF10B4D89E0A466BA83328D4FB28DD8EA18EA0A, and bitcoin address None -308667;1345530093;Rothgar;;;getrating Rothgar -308666;1345530094;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask Rothgar!d8aac070@gateway/web/freenode/ip.216.170.192.112 . User rothgar, rated since Fri Apr 8 13:59:53 2011. Cumulative rating 40, from 26 total ratings. Received ratings: 26 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 28 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=rothgar -308665;1345530104;mircea_popescu;smickles not rly. -308664;1345530109;Rothgar;;;gettrust smickles -308663;1345530109;gribble;Trust relationship from user Rothgar to user smickles: Level 1: 1, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=Rothgar&dest=smickles -308662;1345530140;Rothgar;Hey smickles I guess I did business with you before -308661;1345530144;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.6001 BTC [+] -308660;1345530148;smickles;lol, i was just noticing that -308659;1345530204;Rothgar;O.K. I think I want to buy s.dice -308658;1345530217;smickles;mircea_popescu: www.gaiaonline.com -308657;1345530230;smickles;Rothgar: would you like to take this to pm? -308656;1345530238;Rothgar;yes -308655;1345530459;rg;does anyone know where i can get a pic of the world trade center -308654;1345530461;rg;before and after -308653;1345530467;rg;not after then when ti was all rubble -308652;1345530471;rg;like after they cleaned it up -308651;1345530477;rg;the land -308650;1345530478;rg;i mean -308649;1345530480;mircea_popescu;google i'd guess -308648;1345530520;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIT.INC] 5 @ 0.11 = 0.55 BTC [+] -308647;1345530551;rg;WHAT IS THIS BIT INC -308646;1345530557;rg;THEY HAVE INFRINGED UPON MY TRADEMARK -308645;1345530562;mircea_popescu;lol ? -308644;1345530567;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 10 @ 0.9 = 9 BTC [-] -308643;1345530571;rg;omg -308642;1345530575;rg;i am going to sue the fuck out of them -308641;1345530583;rg;we are Bit, Inc -308640;1345530583;mircea_popescu;you own "inc" ? -308639;1345530587;rg;or Bit Services, Inc -308638;1345530592;rg;we have both -308637;1345530602;mircea_popescu;go sue them in forum court -308636;1345530606;mircea_popescu;for maximum lulz -308635;1345530913;rg;ok -308634;1345530918;rg;the dictator was pretty funny -308633;1345530928;rg;i went into it with extremely low hopes -308632;1345530930;rg;but it wasnt bad -308631;1345530991;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8300 @ 0.00104061 = 8.6371 BTC [-] -308630;1345530992;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00102072 = 0.5104 BTC [-] -308629;1345530994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51471 @ 0.00040262 = 20.7233 BTC [+] -308628;1345530995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1397 @ 0.00040482 = 0.5655 BTC [+] -308627;1345530996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43500 @ 0.00040653 = 17.6841 BTC [+] -308626;1345530998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3632 @ 0.00041125 = 1.4937 BTC [+] -308625;1345531044;Rothgar;;;rate smickles 1 equity -308624;1345531044;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user smickles has changed from 1 to 1. -308623;1345531252;mircea_popescu;progress! -308622;1345531456;ll_;what going on baby -308621;1345531511;mircea_popescu;not much. -308620;1345531600;kakobrekla;;;ticker -308619;1345531601;gribble;Best bid: 10.19899, Best ask: 10.1998, Bid-ask spread: 0.00081, Last trade: 10.1998, 24 hour volume: 145696, 24 hour low: 8.62333, 24 hour high: 10.5 -308618;1345531606;kakobrekla;heh -308617;1345531707;hctib;;;ident -308616;1345531707;gribble;You are identified as user Rothgar, with GPG key id 4FB28DD8EA18EA0A, key fingerprint 4BF10B4D89E0A466BA83328D4FB28DD8EA18EA0A, and bitcoin address None -308615;1345532056;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.985 = 2.955 BTC [+] -308614;1345532057;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.988 = 5.928 BTC [+] -308613;1345532229;rg;man -308612;1345532235;rg;this btc-e chat is worse than otc/assets combined -308611;1345532256;rg;this one guy cant decide if pirate is defaulting or manipulating the maret -308610;1345532260;rg;he switches every 10 minutes -308609;1345532267;rg;BTC MINING IS CANDIAN? -308608;1345532269;rg;WHAT THE FUCK -308607;1345532286;rg;btc-mining: rumor is you forgot to pay divs -308606;1345532288;rg;just a heads up -308605;1345532299;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: PAY YOUR FUCKIGN DIVIDENDS NOOB -308604;1345532339;BTC-Mining;Can't pay until Amazingrando pays and he's always travelling. He hadn't paid yet this morning -308603;1345532350;rg;yeah so stfu patrick -308602;1345532386;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: GODDAMNIT -308601;1345532429;BTC-Mining;What's the hurry about those divs? -308600;1345532445;BTC-Mining;Last time he was this late he paid a few BTC extra -308599;1345532456;Diablo-D3;just want them =/ -308598;1345532456;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.3797 = 1.1391 BTC [+] -308597;1345532457;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.3798 = 3.4182 BTC [+] -308596;1345532493;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 20 @ 0.3798 = 7.596 BTC [+] -308595;1345532520;BTC-Mining;He usually give a small compensation when he's late, seems fine to me. I think he paid an extra twice so far around 5% -308594;1345532551;nefario1;Diablo-D3: be more civil, people think you're an asshat cause you go insulting people needlessly -308593;1345532589;BTC-Mining;See, Nafario's Clone #1 approves. Where's Clone #2 by the way? -308592;1345532595;BTC-Mining;Nefario's* -308591;1345532627;nefario1;clones take time to grow -308590;1345532631;nefario1;you know how much it costs -308589;1345532642;nefario1;sitching to bigger tubes when they grow? -308588;1345532669;BTC-Mining;Ah, I see. So how much faster is it to work on GLBSE with the two of you? -308587;1345532697;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: it doesnt matter anyhow, Im just buying more of you with it -308586;1345532746;hctib;mircea_popescu, So smickles took care of me. I won't be buying an account -308585;1345532760;hctib;But thank you for answering all of my questions. -308584;1345532775;BTC-Mining;Spreading risk between ASICMINER and BFL? -308583;1345532796;mircea_popescu;hctib thats fine! -308582;1345532807;mircea_popescu;(i don't even remember answering q's ?) -308581;1345532817;mircea_popescu;o o rothgar. kk -308580;1345532819;hctib;you still get a fee when I sell, so everyone wins. -308579;1345532822;hctib;Yes -308578;1345532824;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: no, but that sounds like a great idea -308577;1345532825;hctib;;;ident -308576;1345532826;gribble;You are identified as user Rothgar, with GPG key id 4FB28DD8EA18EA0A, key fingerprint 4BF10B4D89E0A466BA83328D4FB28DD8EA18EA0A, and bitcoin address None -308575;1345532845;hctib;bye now -308574;1345532848;mircea_popescu;hey, im all for it either way. somebody should only make an account if it actually makese snese for them -308573;1345532849;mircea_popescu;laters. -308572;1345532863;hctib;:) -308571;1345532887;rg;extra divs for being late -308570;1345532889;rg;that's not a bad idea -308569;1345532932;mircea_popescu;its better to not be late imo. -308568;1345533005;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -308567;1345533006;gribble;Best bid: 10.12999, Best ask: 10.13, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 10.13, 24 hour volume: 142727, 24 hour low: 8.62333, 24 hour high: 10.5 -308566;1345533010;mircea_popescu;aha@ -308565;1345533031;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.97 = 1.94 BTC [+] -308564;1345533048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50000 @ 0.00039643 = 19.8215 BTC [-] -308563;1345533095;smickles;10.12 eh? -308562;1345533112;rg;shweet -308561;1345533116;rg;time to put some mad expensive shares of bvps up -308560;1345533118;smickles;well, i feel like i don't loose until <1 -308559;1345533130;rg;i like our current price -308558;1345533132;rg;its funny -308557;1345533134;rg;theres bots on mpex -308556;1345533140;rg;they buy random shit -308555;1345533143;rg;the second they do -308554;1345533145;rg;they relist it -308553;1345533147;rg;+.001 -308552;1345533157;smickles;that little? -308551;1345533167;rg;well our stock price is 0037 -308550;1345533205;smickles;so rg, did you lose all respect for my coding skillz after you friend had a look at my code? -308549;1345533211;mircea_popescu;there's people playing around for sure. -308548;1345533224;rg;smickles: no but -308547;1345533228;rg;theres a LOT of work to do -308546;1345533233;rg;like a real lot -308545;1345533243;rg;its a great base tho -308544;1345533246;rg;his words, not mine -308543;1345533257;smickles;that's nice to hear -308542;1345533265;mircea_popescu;rg is cornering his own market hehehe -308541;1345533273;smickles;i feel like i've improved greatly since then too -308540;1345533288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 500 @ 0.00363919 = 1.8196 BTC [-] -308539;1345533302;rg;SHIT -308538;1345533311;smickles;much more readability, better structure, and beter comments -308537;1345533311;rg;someone did that to piss me off -308536;1345533312;rg;didn't they -308535;1345533327;mircea_popescu;hahaha -308534;1345533341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1 @ 0.00363919 BTC [-] -308533;1345533347;smickles;lol -308532;1345533350;mircea_popescu;lmao. i guess it's 1 for yes 0 for no -308531;1345533395;mircea_popescu;;;bids 8 -308530;1345533397;gribble;There are currently 46043.808 bitcoins demanded at or over 8.0 USD, worth 394879.595799 USD in total. -308529;1345533405;mircea_popescu;;;bids 9.5 -308528;1345533407;gribble;There are currently 3315.8592 bitcoins demanded at or over 9.5 USD, worth 32074.3527359 USD in total. -308527;1345533419;mircea_popescu;not much padding -308526;1345533437;mircea_popescu;the problem with btc is that everyone is hoarding it -308525;1345533443;mircea_popescu;and as a result price can fluctuate wildly. -308524;1345533444;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 8 @ 0.7 = 5.6 BTC [+] -308523;1345533445;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -308522;1345533498;BTC-Mining;mircea, why use gribble's bids/asks feature? -308521;1345533501;BTC-Mining;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -308520;1345533506;rg;after girls hit menopause -308519;1345533510;BTC-Mining;Bookmark this -308518;1345533510;rg;does their vagina not get wet anymore? -308517;1345533516;rg;use btccharts.com -308516;1345533519;rg;its hosted by bitvps -308515;1345533522;BTC-Mining;It's better to see the market depth -308514;1345533523;rg;or bitcoin.clarkmoody.com -308513;1345533525;rg;its hosted by bitvps -308512;1345533527;rg;or -308511;1345533533;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i actually have it -308510;1345533536;BTC-Mining;I use clarkmoody to watch market live -308509;1345533541;BTC-Mining;and trade -308508;1345533544;BTC-Mining;It's awesome -308507;1345533545;mircea_popescu;i was just messing around with g. -308506;1345533547;rg;clarkmoody should be a ton faster -308505;1345533559;rg;i gave clark a db cluster -308504;1345533562;BTC-Mining;even when there's lag, seems faster than anything else to see depth and live trades -308503;1345533579;BTC-Mining;aye -308502;1345533630;rg;shit -308501;1345533635;rg;i need to update the server mgmt on bitvps -308500;1345533638;rg;im using RC1 -308499;1345533643;rg;RC1u5 is out -308498;1345533655;mircea_popescu;btccharts.com is flash based -308497;1345533681;rg;yeah -308496;1345533684;rg;it doesnt even work with my flash -308495;1345533686;mircea_popescu;i dont have flash -308494;1345533852;smickles;mircea_popescu: do you use links2 (or similar) or do you just disable all that junk in a popular browser? -308493;1345533884;mircea_popescu;i do both. i have lynx and also opera -308492;1345533891;mircea_popescu;and yea, sometimes i wget -308491;1345533898;mircea_popescu;it's sorta like going ;;bids -308490;1345533958;smickles;/exec wget google.com -308489;1345533978;mircea_popescu;not for google com -308488;1345533983;smickles;/cat index.html -308487;1345533986;rg;mircea -308486;1345533992;rg;any ideas about my menopause questionm? -308485;1345533992;mircea_popescu;yes rape -308484;1345534004;mircea_popescu;women get wet at any age, menopause has nothing to do -308483;1345534009;mircea_popescu;menopause just stops them bleeding. -308482;1345534034;rg;okay -308481;1345534036;rg;cool thanks -308480;1345534037;smickles;deer god!, that was about 5 pages of code for google.com -308479;1345534047;rg;smickles that's their trick now -308478;1345534049;rg;they make it LOOK simple -308477;1345534051;rg;but in reality -308476;1345534056;rg;theres 8 pages of js behind it -308475;1345534080;mircea_popescu;yeah google is an utter mess. -308474;1345534122;smickles;wow, i feel like i'm writing the cleanist code evar after looking at that mess -308473;1345534133;dub;sniffing all your keystrokes takes work -308472;1345534174;rg;no -308471;1345534176;rg;if you wanna see mess -308470;1345534178;rg;login to facebook -308469;1345534193;rg;facebook makes google look like helloword.c -308468;1345534195;rg;world* -308467;1345534203;dub;hello WORD -308466;1345534203;smickles;pq if qkqc false pc ? -308465;1345534228;rg;all this nicotine juice i bought -308464;1345534229;rg;is shit -308463;1345534232;rg;now i need to make another order -308462;1345534243;dub;fuck dude -308461;1345534244;smickles;18K? -308460;1345534252;dub;smoking is so last century -308459;1345534263;dub;you are not even old enough to smoke -308458;1345534275;dub;get a real addiction -308457;1345534281;smickles;that was 18 pages on my screen -308456;1345534282;smickles;!! -308455;1345534310;mircea_popescu;but at least it has css! -308454;1345534314;dub;smickles: try growsing the net via dialup or gprs or something, doesnt work at all these days -308453;1345534324;dub;browsign too -308452;1345534331;dub;FUCK IT -308451;1345534331;smickles;i swear there's a line in it that is "true";true:true,true;"true" -308450;1345534344;smickles;wtf does that even mean? -308449;1345534376;mircea_popescu;ahaha -308448;1345534393;rg;yeah -308447;1345534395;rg;dialup is useless -308446;1345534407;dub;I was in some backwater on gprs recently -308445;1345534418;rg;the slowest net i've used in the past few years is EDGE -308444;1345534418;smickles;i'm going to use links for a month now -308443;1345534420;dub;twitter is the only thing that works -308442;1345534424;mircea_popescu;dudes i dunno. i still make sites that work. -308441;1345534427;dub;and then all you can do is favorite shit to read later -308440;1345534428;mircea_popescu;the rest of the world is nutso. -308439;1345534430;rg;ill take EDGE over dialup any day -308438;1345534431;rg;obviously -308437;1345534441;smickles;i bet i'll come acoss 80% of the major websites have -308436;1345534448;rg;i used to use edge as my main uplink -308435;1345534458;rg;i had a linux box connected to edge via usb -308434;1345534460;rg;and a wifi -308433;1345534470;rg;and a loadbalancer on th elinux box to spread the packet sout -308432;1345534470;smickles;"the new world order has already conqoured" -308431;1345534478;rg;it was decent -308430;1345534483;rg;EDGE for stability, wifi for speed -308429;1345534488;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1029 = 0.2058 BTC [+] -308428;1345534493;rg;but it was useless for long running conecctions -308427;1345534498;mircea_popescu;smickles : look at trilema for instance. practically no js. -308426;1345534506;rg;bitvps has more js -308425;1345534510;rg;than all of you -308424;1345534511;rg;m,uahaha -308423;1345534513;mircea_popescu;i bet. -308422;1345534523;mircea_popescu;i dont think i use five lines. -308421;1345534529;smickles;what i'm coding is pure html5 with some css -308420;1345534545;smickles;(don't i feel trendy) -308419;1345534562;mircea_popescu;html5 is pretty good actually. -308418;1345534563;dub;(do this after the interface is up) -308417;1345534566;smickles;the css is in another file anyway -308416;1345534569;dub;um, lol -308415;1345534599;smickles;dub i don't see anything i want to do that cant be done with css3 and html5 -308414;1345534610;smickles;(weird acronymbers) -308413;1345534612;dub;sorry that was a mispaste -308412;1345534617;smickles;lol -308411;1345534620;dub;I was making a note for myself -308410;1345534621;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 350 @ 0.0001194 = 0.0418 BTC [+] -308409;1345534650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1640 @ 0.00039643 = 0.6501 BTC [-] -308408;1345534651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0004 = 4 BTC [+] -308407;1345534662;mircea_popescu;this is crazy deposits keep flowing in -308406;1345534674;mircea_popescu;for the past half hour i been trying to get off and water my plants -308405;1345534695;dub;you water your plants with that? -308404;1345534699;smickles;.py 2000000*.0032 -308403;1345534700;markac;6400.0 -308402;1345534711;smickles;mircea_popescu: over 64 hundred btc yet? -308401;1345534714;dub;I would think they'd prefer WATER -308400;1345534722;dub;but who knows -308399;1345534726;BTC-Mining;Really mircea? -308398;1345534730;BTC-Mining;Seems nice -308397;1345534735;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes. smickles surely. -308396;1345534744;dub;also, get better porn if its taking half an hour -308395;1345534750;mircea_popescu;dub omg dun hate. -308394;1345534763;mircea_popescu;it always took me +- half an hour -308393;1345534766;mircea_popescu;in highschool too -308392;1345534767;dub;just don't make teh plants wait man -308391;1345534780;dub;don't get me wrong, slojackign ftw -308390;1345534811;smickles;oh fuck man, the best porn i've come across has ~30 buildup, and it's a challenge for me to make it that long -308389;1345534851;mircea_popescu;and i can say in my defense -308388;1345534862;mircea_popescu;that it takes me about half an hour no matter how many galz are working it -308387;1345534873;dub;im so old I used to get porn off napster -308386;1345534881;smickles;you sure you don't have a tumor or something mp? -308385;1345534883;dub;you don't have a choice about waiting -308384;1345534892;mircea_popescu;smickles lol well... slotumor ? -308383;1345534907;smickles;i'm just jelly -308382;1345534914;mircea_popescu;but if you get vlc you can play it double speed -308381;1345534918;smickles;(in more ways than one apparently) -308380;1345534933;mircea_popescu;we ocasionally do this, great laughter. -308379;1345534955;smickles;is it like squrrels going at it? -308378;1345534960;dub;playing the benny hill soundtrack -308377;1345534984;smickles;lol, do that to hentai -308376;1345534998;smickles;2x speed, ... so high pitch -308375;1345535010;smickles;you'll crack an eardrum or something -308374;1345535028;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.095 BTC [+] -308373;1345535032;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1029 = 0.4116 BTC [+] -308372;1345535065;rg;i want to finish the nwe bitvps site -308371;1345535152;smickles;;;ident -308370;1345535152;gribble;You are identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -308369;1345535171;rg;IM GONNA FINISH IT -308368;1345535324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1687 @ 0.00041125 = 0.6938 BTC [+] -308367;1345535466;rg;honest opinion time -308366;1345535473;rg;do you think the new bitvps site im working on is better than the first? -308365;1345535962;mircea_popescu;ahh much better -308364;1345535972;mircea_popescu;smickles anyway, im curious how much the glbse passthrough brings -308363;1345536032;rg;i have a copywrite question -308362;1345536042;rg;so im working on our 'specialty serrvers' section -308361;1345536048;dub;don't download that car -308360;1345536049;rg;which is basically a VM image preconfigured with some shit -308359;1345536055;rg;so -308358;1345536060;dub;or the FBI in new zealand will fuck you up -308357;1345536061;rg;im putting a description of the product under it -308356;1345536067;rg;is it against the law to google the product -308355;1345536071;rg;then use what they have listed for thier site -308354;1345536097;dub;just change little bits -308353;1345536099;rg;MediaWiki is a free web-based wiki software application. Developed by the Wikimedia Foundation and others, it is used to run all of the Foundation's projects. -308352;1345536105;rg;ok -308351;1345536197;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.0989998 = 1.98 BTC [-] -308350;1345536269;mircea_popescu;i didnt get that question rg -308349;1345536280;mircea_popescu;you making what exactly, a clone of their product ? -308348;1345536353;rg;no -308347;1345536357;rg;we sell preconfigured VM images -308346;1345536361;rg;with the software installed -308345;1345536365;rg;look: -308344;1345536377;rg;http://wallet.bitvps.com/?page_id=5374 -308343;1345536397;mircea_popescu;o, im pretty sure it's fine -308342;1345536402;rg;when i finish putting the descriptions -308341;1345536411;rg;i will make it so the descriptions show when you click the name -308340;1345536415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00041125 = 2.0151 BTC [+] -308339;1345536418;mircea_popescu;pretty good ideea too i'd say -308338;1345536428;rg;yeah well im sick of people ordering VPS -308337;1345536434;rg;then complaining at me when thye cant install shit -308336;1345536440;rg;it will be a time saver to just do it myself -308335;1345536451;mircea_popescu;yea -308334;1345536455;rg;like this guy the other day -308333;1345536455;mircea_popescu;keep some images ready -308332;1345536459;rg;he asks me to install this list of packages -308331;1345536466;rg;then emails me saying Apache isnt setup to handle PHP files -308330;1345536467;rg;im like dude -308329;1345536468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22497 @ 0.00041125 = 9.2519 BTC [+] -308328;1345536470;rg;you didn't ask me to do that -308327;1345536475;rg;you said install PHP and Apache -308326;1345536480;rg;you didn't say anything baout configring anything -308325;1345536494;rg;he literally said 'just install these:' -308324;1345536496;rg;so i did -308323;1345536519;mircea_popescu;lol -308322;1345536526;rg;i cant wait til i get my coin -308321;1345536527;rg;that i won -308320;1345536532;rg;it will be so kewl -308319;1345536572;mircea_popescu;one of those casascius things ? -308318;1345536584;rg;yep -308317;1345536593;rg;it just has novelty value -308316;1345536636;dub;why is your answer not simply 'no' -308315;1345536661;dub;'sorry $customer, you purchased a VPS which infers that you require the ability to manage a server on your own' -308314;1345536670;rg;um cause i love our customers -308313;1345536674;rg;and i value their business? -308312;1345536694;rg;i know its hard to understand that when you've not done anything worthwhile -308311;1345536695;dub;you can say it nicely -308310;1345536701;dub;lol -308309;1345536716;mircea_popescu;lol -308308;1345536720;dub;managing every application on every customers vps does not scale -308307;1345536726;mircea_popescu;would be pretty awesome to send it just like that -308306;1345536731;mircea_popescu;sorry $customer -308305;1345536734;rg;i dont manage them -308304;1345536741;dub;offer them a web hosting account and they will thank you in the long run -308303;1345536741;rg;the guy emailed me and asked if i could install them -308302;1345536742;rg;i said yes -308301;1345536754;rg;it took less than an hour to do it all -308300;1345536759;rg;including making it work -308299;1345536761;dub;and now you've set an expectation taht you will do so in future -308298;1345536771;rg;i will setup applications if people ask -308297;1345536774;rg;so that's fine -308296;1345536777;dub;if you suddenly had 10000 customers, and a small percentage start doing the same thing.. -308295;1345536778;mircea_popescu;y u no be asshole rg! -308294;1345536781;dub;you are fucked -308293;1345536784;rg;i am an asshole -308292;1345536788;rg;but if i agree to do something -308291;1345536789;mircea_popescu;a ok then -308290;1345536789;rg;i will do it -308289;1345536794;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.099999 BTC [+] -308288;1345536797;dub;and your customers will be like 'BUT U DID DAT 4 US LAST TIME' -308287;1345536807;rg;and that's when i tell thm to buy management -308286;1345536810;rg;which we sell -308285;1345536817;dub;then you will need to hire more monkeys to help your customers -308284;1345536817;rg;the first ones always free -308283;1345536821;rg;dont you know anything about business -308282;1345536821;rg;jeez -308281;1345536825;dub;and your prices will rize -308280;1345536837;dub;dude, I've been around a lot onlger than you -308279;1345536841;rg;i can safely say prices are about as high as they will go -308278;1345536842;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.95 = 9.5 BTC [-] -308277;1345536848;dub;worked for much bigger business than you -308276;1345536852;rg;now that the low end VPS are gone -308275;1345536855;rg;sign ups have been a lot slower -308274;1345536861;rg;but we've retained the customers a lot longer -308273;1345536863;rg;which is what i wanted -308272;1345536884;rg;dub so since you worked for a big company -308271;1345536888;rg;you know how to run VPS company -308270;1345536890;rg;makes perfect sense -308269;1345536900;rg;you dont get it man -308268;1345536905;rg;i HATE the current hosting industry -308267;1345536910;rg;that's why i dont run my service like them -308266;1345536911;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.199 BTC [-] -308265;1345536911;dub;I know that you need to have agreed service levels that are scaleable -308264;1345536915;rg;that's why my service was born -308263;1345536916;rg;in the first place -308262;1345536921;rg;dub -308261;1345536922;rg;dude -308260;1345536924;rg;are you retarded -308259;1345536925;rg;listen to me -308258;1345536930;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [+] -308257;1345536932;rg;this guy emailed me, asked if i would, i said yes cause it was easy -308256;1345536933;rg;end of story -308255;1345536938;dub;beyond a point you will not be physically capable of managing a million little bespoke solutions -308254;1345536940;rg;i dont do it for every single customer -308253;1345536947;rg;and i dont manage their applications -308252;1345536951;rg;installing != managing -308251;1345536952;rg;idiot -308250;1345536964;rg;so take a fucking chill pill -308249;1345536967;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 2 @ 0.219 = 0.438 BTC [+] -308248;1345536972;rg;and go tell someone else how awesome you are cause you worked at a big company -308247;1345536980;dub;time will tell, this guy might have a lot of friends and say 'hey guys I know this cheap vps where they will hold your hand and wipe your bum' -308246;1345536980;mircea_popescu;bespoke. i like that word. -308245;1345536993;rg;cheap vps? -308244;1345536997;rg;have you seen our prices? -308243;1345537004;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 2 @ 0.2273 = 0.4546 BTC [+] -308242;1345537006;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 3 @ 0.2274 = 0.6822 BTC [+] -308241;1345537007;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 4 @ 0.2275 = 0.91 BTC [+] -308240;1345537013;mircea_popescu;awww i was hoping for a bespoke spiked helmet -308239;1345537025;rg;we are the most expensive vps provider that accepts bitcoin -308238;1345537028;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.23 BTC [+] -308237;1345537029;rg;but we're also the best -308236;1345537058;rg;if people want a shit vps, there are plenty of companies providing -308235;1345537065;mircea_popescu;at this rate i woder how long till someone sells "bvps sucks" in decimal shares lol -308234;1345537070;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 11 @ 0.099999 = 1.1 BTC [+] -308233;1345537071;dub;ok, so you install an application for this guy, then some remote root bug appears in it -308232;1345537072;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 9 @ 0.1089 = 0.9801 BTC [+] -308231;1345537086;dub;its not your fault but 'YOU INSTALLED IT IM CALLING THE POLICE' -308230;1345537093;rg;dub: wow for such a big company worker, im surprised youve not heard of auto updates -308229;1345537102;rg;not to mention i scan customers every 2 weeks -308228;1345537106;rg;and fix as needed -308227;1345537106;dub;come on dude -308226;1345537112;dub;auto updates? -308225;1345537119;rg;uh yea? -308224;1345537128;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.7101337 = 2.1304 BTC [-] -308223;1345537130;dub;that is not goign to stop someoen gettgin rooted eventually -308222;1345537135;dub;as you well know -308221;1345537150;rg;so then what's your argument -308220;1345537154;dub;but im just giving another example -308219;1345537162;rg;if auto updates isnt going to protect them -308218;1345537167;rg;then me managing the server isnt going to either -308217;1345537171;rg;so wtf are you arguing? -308216;1345537172;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6603009 = 1.3206 BTC [-] -308215;1345537174;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.64 = 3.2 BTC [-] -308214;1345537175;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [+] -308213;1345537178;dub;try reading -308212;1345537181;dub;what I type -308211;1345537193;dub;I know the spelling sucks but its legible -308210;1345537201;rg;besides, that's not my responsibility -308209;1345537203;rg;as the ToS says -308208;1345537211;rg;all users are responsible for hteir own system security and anything the hackers do -308207;1345537217;rg;when/if its compromised -308206;1345537260;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.1449 = 0.2898 BTC [+] -308205;1345537262;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.1597 = 0.3194 BTC [+] -308204;1345537263;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 6 @ 0.19401 = 1.1641 BTC [+] -308203;1345537285;dub;'yes but your honour, mr bitvps INSTALLED the vulnerable application himself and I lost millions in ppcoins because of it, and here is a metric boatload of caselaw that shows ToS doesnt mean shit' -308202;1345537292;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.7201 BTC [-] -308201;1345537309;rg;i idnt install a vulnerable application -308200;1345537316;rg;i installed the newest version available at the time of install -308199;1345537320;rg;end of story -308198;1345537320;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 0.97 = 1.94 BTC [-] -308197;1345537334;rg;if you didn't want to get owned, you shoulda bought managed support -308196;1345537366;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.13899999 = 1.39 BTC [+] -308195;1345537385;dub;well I wouldnt like to test that in court, thats all im saying -308194;1345537392;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200N] 6672 @ 1.15606936 = 7713.2948 BTC [-] -308193;1345537396;rg;dude, if you dont buy management -308192;1345537396;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.13899999 = 0.695 BTC [+] -308191;1345537398;rg;you dont get manageent -308190;1345537400;rg;its that simple -308189;1345537428;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.19401 BTC [+] -308188;1345537441;dub;'so mr ghost, why did you install the eventually vulnerable application then fail to maintain it' -308187;1345537448;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200N] 10628 @ 1.15606936 = 12286.7052 BTC [-] -308186;1345537451;rg;dude google translate is *awesome* at german -308185;1345537454;dub;'it was just a one off for the customer' -308184;1345537457;mircea_popescu;ugh -308183;1345537465;mircea_popescu;omfg my pex is borkt ?! -308182;1345537482;rg;see ya later 12k btc -308181;1345537489;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.988 = 1.976 BTC [+] -308180;1345537495;dub;'i offer this as a product to paying custoemrs but this guy needed help' -308179;1345537507;rg;check out this translation google translate gave me -308178;1345537509;rg;Care2x is a web-based hospital information system. It serves to integrate various information systems (within the hospital) in a single information system. Care2x is an open source project based on the GPL, ie The software and its source code are freely available for everyone. -308177;1345537522;rg;that's an awesome translation -308176;1345537528;mircea_popescu;my pex is not borkt. -308175;1345537543;Diablo-D3;rg: yes and -308174;1345537545;mircea_popescu;dude now i know i'm taking off. people are using it to register otc option deals wtf. -308173;1345537546;Diablo-D3;its not legal in the US -308172;1345537554;Diablo-D3;no hospital can ever use it -308171;1345537559;dub;'so you offered a service, but didnt charge for it, well thats teh same as if you did, GUILTY' -308170;1345537585;Diablo-D3;it doesnt have that special certification that costs a million dollars to get and the certification company is owned by the companies that make hospital software -308169;1345537593;Diablo-D3;and they will deny you for certification and keep your million dollars -308168;1345537593;mircea_popescu;d;uh. -308167;1345537599;mircea_popescu;most of the us is like that by now huh -308166;1345537609;rg;who fucking cares -308165;1345537618;Diablo-D3;FOSS hospital software works great in africa though -308164;1345537619;rg;you know many hospitals using bitcoin? -308163;1345537624;Diablo-D3;saved thousands if not millions of lives -308162;1345537630;rg;looking to buy from providers who've been around less than a year? -308161;1345537634;Diablo-D3;they cant afford the commercial software, and the foss software works better anyhow -308160;1345537640;rg;besides, maybe someone wants it to mess around -308159;1345537644;rg;and see what its like -308158;1345537647;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 don't worry. just as soon as they can afford the commercial crap -308157;1345537651;mircea_popescu;they will buy it. -308156;1345537654;Diablo-D3;nope -308155;1345537661;smickles;< mircea_popescu> smickles anyway, im curious how much the glbse passthrough brings <<< i'll need a little more context here -308154;1345537661;Diablo-D3;because it wont be compatible with their cross-hospital network -308153;1345537673;mircea_popescu;smickles you were asking about 6.4k -308152;1345537675;rg;i was just saying google gave a good translation -308151;1345537678;rg;you guys are faggots -308150;1345537684;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 don't worry, that'll get fixed. -308149;1345537695;rg;i didn't say anthing about the application -308148;1345537700;rg;i simply said google translated german well -308147;1345537703;rg;and you guys have to hate immediately -308146;1345537706;rg;that's why you are faggots -308145;1345537711;dub;don't take your nicotine withdrawal symptoms out on us -308144;1345537723;rg;i have plenty of nicotine -308143;1345537725;rg;the juice is just trash -308142;1345537728;smickles;hold on now, 6.4k? -308141;1345537732;Diablo-D3;your mom -308140;1345537741;mircea_popescu; .py 2000000*.0032 -308139;1345537741;mircea_popescu; 6400.0 -308138;1345537741;mircea_popescu; mircea_popescu: over 64 hundred btc yet? -308137;1345537748;smickles;ioh -308136;1345537758;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13899999 BTC [+] -308135;1345537769;mircea_popescu;smickles forgets what he was doing if he has sex. -308134;1345537771;mircea_popescu;he's had sex. -308133;1345537775;smickles;i asked that because i was trying to grep wether or not the 2mn shares would sell out -308132;1345537776;mircea_popescu;ergo... say wut ? -308131;1345537814;dub;rapeghost- he dosent always lose arguments but wehn he does, he changes teh subject -308130;1345537817;smickles;mn is million in your speak, right? -308129;1345537823;mircea_popescu;yes -308128;1345537850;rg;!ticker s.mpoe -308127;1345537852;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0003536 / 0.00039127 / 0.00041245 (8063415 shares, 3,154.99 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.0003631 / 0.00041245 (53603042 shares, 19,463.28 BTC) -308126;1345537879;smickles;well, right now there are ~760k shares of s.dice bid on -308125;1345537887;mircea_popescu;yeah -308124;1345537902;rg;when does dice go live -308123;1345537906;rg;few more days? -308122;1345537908;mircea_popescu;first batch on the 24th -308121;1345537911;smickles;with all those deposits you were talkingabout, i was in fear that all 2mn of the first round would be bid on -308120;1345537912;mircea_popescu;midnight gmt -308119;1345537919;smickles;actually, still am -308118;1345537922;mircea_popescu;smickles it might yes. -308117;1345537941;mircea_popescu;impossible to know what people plan. but anyway, there's other stuff too, so -308116;1345537944;smickles;6.4k btc will cover all 2mn shares, right? -308115;1345537951;mircea_popescu;yes. -308114;1345537972;mircea_popescu;if the glbse fund draws 5k or so its a no brainer it sells out -308113;1345537981;rg;you should get the other gambling sites on -308112;1345537986;rg;bitjack -308111;1345537988;rg;bitzino -308110;1345537991;smickles;you have stats on the glbse fund? -308109;1345537992;mircea_popescu;rg mion guy doesn't want to list -308108;1345538003;mircea_popescu;i havent seen deadterra since yest so i dunno -308107;1345538074;smickles;this is getting dicey -308106;1345538080;mircea_popescu;lol ? -308105;1345538089;mircea_popescu;well there's a 2nd run anyway on the 25th so -308104;1345538095;smickles;heh, yes lol, and a reflection of nerves -308103;1345538120;smickles;i have obligations to fill, and i want the best for people who have put their trust in me -308102;1345538128;mircea_popescu;the more i contemplate it the more i like this listing structure i came up with -308101;1345538133;mircea_popescu;3 batches adn all -308100;1345538152;mircea_popescu;smickles o hey, you're a proper broker now, given orders with best effort on them ? -308099;1345538169;smickles;don't you know it -308098;1345538170;mircea_popescu;how does it feel lol. some people spend years in training -308097;1345538190;smickles;it feels good to me -308096;1345538227;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1029 = 1.029 BTC [+] -308095;1345538251;smickles;i'me fairly sure i'm providing a needed service to people who want it, and i don't have to take advantage of anyone' -308094;1345538308;smickles;screw that sucker born every day mentality, i want us to all be equals -308093;1345538326;mircea_popescu;well, im pretty sure there's a future for brokerage in the new bitcoin world. -308092;1345538366;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.132 BTC [+] -308091;1345538372;nefario1;smicles is a commie -308090;1345538376;mircea_popescu;lol -308089;1345538384;kakobrekla;;;tslb -308088;1345538386;mircea_popescu;capitalism breeds pinkos everytwhere! -308087;1345538386;gribble;Time since last block: 36 minutes and 36 seconds -308086;1345538407;nefario1;communism convinces people of the virtues of capitalism -308085;1345538414;mircea_popescu;and viceversa. -308084;1345538427;smickles;yeah, even if there's no financial walls, (like i said in the post on the s.dice thread) brokers should add value by gathering together all the exchange listings in one place and offering (possibly limited) advice on portfolios -308083;1345538441;smickles;oh shit -308082;1345538448;smickles;i didn't mean to sound communist -308081;1345538454;nefario1;jk jk -308080;1345538469;nefario1;on the "can't we all just be equal" line -308079;1345538479;nefario1;some are more equal than others -308078;1345538480;nefario1;lol -308077;1345538481;smickles;i actually see the merits of communism, but don't see it as the best solution -308076;1345538499;nefario1;you want to practice communism, go to church -308075;1345538500;smickles;but ya, reading that again, lol -308074;1345538506;mircea_popescu;smickles the way it's designed right now you offer a valuable service to people who can't afford the 20 btc fee to make an acct or to the people who don't want to be bothered with gpg -308073;1345538509;smickles;oh fuck church -308072;1345538516;nefario1;no -308071;1345538519;nefario1;my church is nice -308070;1345538524;nefario1;as are the people there -308069;1345538525;nefario1;well -308068;1345538527;nefario1;most of them -308067;1345538531;nefario1;still some assholes -308066;1345538532;mircea_popescu;you go to church ? -308065;1345538533;smickles;(well, i meant for me) -308064;1345538548;nefario1;well not in China -308063;1345538550;nefario1;none here -308062;1345538552;smickles;no, i'm an atheist -308061;1345538561;nefario1;I'm like the only one in the whole city -308060;1345538567;nefario1;but when in the UK yes -308059;1345538574;mircea_popescu;only one white or only one from your church ? -308058;1345538574;nefario1;a few times a week if possible -308057;1345538581;nefario1;both -308056;1345538605;mircea_popescu;ya i had a friend who left for china, to teach there. left me his gf -308055;1345538607;nefario1;we don't sing and dance about it -308054;1345538609;smickles;mircea_popescu: i was talking about the (possible) future of bitcoin brokerages -308053;1345538610;mircea_popescu;he was the only white guy in the entire town -308052;1345538621;nefario1;happens a lot -308051;1345538625;nefario1;feel like a goldfish -308050;1345538627;mircea_popescu;smickles a yeah. indeed, as one gaisn experience the advice could be truely valuable. -308049;1345538669;kakobrekla;ok bitches, http://smpake.com/ -308048;1345538677;smickles;woah kak? -308047;1345538694;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla did you see usagi's ? -308046;1345538708;kakobrekla;thats different -308045;1345538729;smickles;is that just to/from mtgox? -308044;1345538742;kakobrekla;for now its just to mtgox -308043;1345538747;kakobrekla;gotta start somewhere -308042;1345538759;mircea_popescu;Amount Error: Requested: 123.00000000 BTC, Max: 1 BTC -308041;1345538769;smickles;that's a beta -308040;1345538770;kakobrekla;cant you read -308039;1345538777;nefario1;aparently not -308038;1345538784;nefario1;and apparently I can't spell either -308037;1345538815;smickles;a parent ly -308036;1345538826;mircea_popescu;no we must hate on kakobrekla -308035;1345538831;nefario1;so kakobrekla, this is your answer to zipconf? -308034;1345538847;kakobrekla;lol -308033;1345538850;smickles;c'mon, can't i give nefario1 a little flak too? -308032;1345538851;kakobrekla;i did this in 2 days -308031;1345538863;nefario1;sure -308030;1345538866;nefario1;I'm his clone -308029;1345538875;nefario1;he wont mind -308028;1345538888;smickles;;) -308027;1345538935;mircea_popescu;nefario needs to get a chinese chick to come here as glbse-pr -308026;1345538959;rg;or bitvps-pr -308025;1345538969;rg;Ah you rike VPS service? -308024;1345538978;mircea_popescu;that'd prolly just be you in disguize rg. -308023;1345538986;rg;honorable owner james very respectable -308022;1345538996;rg;1 jiggabits! -308021;1345539000;mircea_popescu;much honor with this package -308020;1345539012;rg;did you hear that? -308019;1345539022;mircea_popescu;1 jiggly tits ? -308018;1345539022;rg;it was every asian lady just saying fuck MPEX + BitVPS -308017;1345539037;mircea_popescu;there's no azn ladies. don't you learn anythingfrom porn ? -308016;1345539043;rg;sometimes i wonder if bitvps would be as popular -308015;1345539045;rg;if it wasnt named bitvps -308014;1345539047;nefario1;wow the racism here is off the charts -308013;1345539053;nefario1;not even accurate steriotypes -308012;1345539059;rg;nefario1: that's why its not racism -308011;1345539060;rg;its a joke -308010;1345539072;mircea_popescu;rg is just butthurt cause he's a nigger. -308009;1345539110;rg;ii was gonna make a joke about taking a hammer to nefario's gf's feet -308008;1345539114;rg;but i couldnt put it togethre -308007;1345539127;rg;asians are broken in the brian -308006;1345539129;rg;brain -308005;1345539133;rg;they think small feet are sexy -308004;1345539136;rg;so htey break them -308003;1345539138;rg;and reset htem -308002;1345539140;mircea_popescu;small feet ARe sexy. -308001;1345539160;rg;asian girls also have blood capsules inserted in ther vj -308000;1345539164;rg;to preten their virgins -307999;1345539168;rg;now that's fuckd up -307998;1345539172;mircea_popescu;ya dude, and they eat babies. -307997;1345539177;rg;not to mention every asian porn video is a psuedo-rape video -307996;1345539187;rg;shit is disgusting -307995;1345539188;nefario1;yeah "asians" -307994;1345539194;rg;japs -307993;1345539195;rg;not chinks -307992;1345539198;nefario1;because thats even a country or ethnic group -307991;1345539199;rg;japs are the real broken ones -307990;1345539211;rg;chinese people are just poor -307989;1345539211;nefario1;japs are just weird -307988;1345539214;rg;japs are fucking in the head -307987;1345539217;rg;fucked* -307986;1345539218;rg;yeah -307985;1345539219;nefario1;no chinese are also weird -307984;1345539220;rg;ill agree with that -307983;1345539224;nefario1;in different ways -307982;1345539225;rg;nefario1: not as bad -307981;1345539226;mircea_popescu;who's not weird ? -307980;1345539229;nefario1;rg -307979;1345539230;rg;jap's are weird with sex -307978;1345539232;nefario1;not they're worse -307977;1345539234;rg;chinese are weird with customs -307976;1345539239;mircea_popescu;my biggest point of contention with the azn ppl is the stuff they eat. -307975;1345539239;nefario1;chinks are filthy -307974;1345539247;rg;but theyre poor -307973;1345539250;rg;that's why -307972;1345539252;nefario1;no -307971;1345539266;rg;you know what i worry about -307970;1345539271;rg;when theres no more sweatshops in asia -307969;1345539273;nefario1;they're filthy because they're thugs -307968;1345539282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33960 @ 0.00040868 = 13.8788 BTC [-] -307967;1345539286;rg;when theres no more sweatshops in asia, that means the countries will have upgraded -307966;1345539292;rg;from producers to buyers -307965;1345539298;mircea_popescu;time for sweatshops in kentucky. -307964;1345539306;rg;yeah fuck kentucky -307963;1345539312;rg;i wish the US let the south suceed from the union -307962;1345539319;rg;who the fuck needs em -307961;1345539356;rg;[01:54] «--- asa (~asa@27.50.93.122) has Quit (Remote host closed the connection) -307960;1345539357;rg;wow -307959;1345539361;rg;theyre using 27 now -307958;1345539364;rg;all these new ugly ip blocs -307957;1345539384;nefario1;ugly IP blocks? -307956;1345539390;rg;yeah -307955;1345539392;rg;new IPs are ugly -307954;1345539397;nefario1;explain -307953;1345539407;rg;theyre not normal -307952;1345539407;mircea_popescu;he has an old fetish. -307951;1345539421;rg;all european countries should be stuck in 193, 194, 195, 212, 213 and 217 -307950;1345539428;rg;and 62 -307949;1345539462;rg;the US gets 192, 198, 199, 204, 205 , 206, 207 208 209 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 -307948;1345539468;rg;etc -307947;1345539480;rg;now europe has seeped out -307946;1345539493;rg;oh that reminds me -307945;1345539502;rg;the new site needs a page for IPv6 only VPS -307944;1345539524;mircea_popescu;the us gets 192 ?! -307943;1345539537;mircea_popescu;how do russians loopback -307942;1345539546;rg;they dont get 192/8 -307941;1345539551;rg;only 192.168 -307940;1345539558;rg;is used -307939;1345539574;rg;interesting fact -307938;1345539578;rg;192.167 is actually italy -307937;1345539583;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla charging 1-2 satoshi. i likes this -307936;1345539599;kakobrekla;heh -307935;1345539608;kakobrekla;this wont stay, you know. -307934;1345539610;mircea_popescu;comes out of beta, changes to 1 btc -307933;1345539616;kakobrekla;:) -307932;1345539625;rg;charging for what -307931;1345539628;rg;TAKE MY MONEY -307930;1345539635;kakobrekla;smpake.com -307929;1345539670;rg;wow -307928;1345539675;rg;so you took that one places idea -307927;1345539678;rg;and actually did something with it -307926;1345539679;rg;good -307925;1345539685;BTC-Mining;there, dividend just got paid -307924;1345539686;rg;zip something -307923;1345539692;rg;those guys never did shit -307922;1345539711;rg;kakobrekla: lot of money to be made with that idea -307921;1345539711;kakobrekla;im thinking of publishing a post on teh forumu -307920;1345539720;kakobrekla;but do some txes -307919;1345539733;kakobrekla;tell me if is clear -307918;1345539740;mircea_popescu;funny thing is, the zip thing imploded, kakobrekla implemented it over what was it, a day ? -307917;1345539748;kakobrekla;make it 2. -307916;1345539751;kakobrekla;:) -307915;1345539752;rg;yeah -307914;1345539756;rg;zipconf needed tons of money to get started -307913;1345539759;rg;kako sets a few hours aside a day -307912;1345539761;rg;and gets it done -307911;1345539770;mircea_popescu;i need to send some girls to kidnap him and tie him up in my basement -307910;1345539774;mircea_popescu;a keyboard in each hand -307909;1345539814;smickles;lol, kakobrekla did you really do what rg just laid out there? -307908;1345539838;mircea_popescu;yep he did. -307907;1345539858;kakobrekla;well i only got a few btc buffer at the moment, they had more :) -307906;1345539859;mircea_popescu;THIS IS WHY IRC RULES -307905;1345539863;kakobrekla;but my is working -307904;1345539871;mircea_popescu;Hello, -307903;1345539871;mircea_popescu; -307902;1345539871;mircea_popescu;I am an experienced website / logo designer /developer and -307901;1345539871;mircea_popescu;content / article writer. I can provide you with logos and website -307900;1345539871;mircea_popescu;design and development and articles for your website per your requirement. -307899;1345539872;smickles;ok, well, for kakobrekla sake, let's try to break it -307898;1345539873;mircea_popescu;her name's gina. -307897;1345539878;mircea_popescu;and she'd like to per my requirement. -307896;1345539882;kakobrekla;smickles please do -307895;1345539900;mircea_popescu;i bet gina could outcode kakobrekla -307894;1345539916;kakobrekla;;> -307893;1345539953;smickles;can luke -307892;1345539966;smickles;~must not be named -307891;1345539984;smickles;reliably perform a 1 conf double spend? -307890;1345540006;smickles;(with elegius) -307889;1345540021;mircea_popescu;nah -307888;1345540072;smickles;damn, well, can we get pirate with gpumak to do it? -307887;1345540078;mircea_popescu;nope. -307886;1345540099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.0003851 = 1.3093 BTC [-] -307885;1345540101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00037589 = 8.1192 BTC [-] -307884;1345540117;smickles;.00037? really? -307883;1345540131;mircea_popescu;The articles are original and plagiarism proof and the content is -307882;1345540131;mircea_popescu;thoroughly researched to ensure accurate information. They -307881;1345540131;mircea_popescu;are informative, copy scape proof & most importantly in simple -307880;1345540131;mircea_popescu;English as this is the core requirement since 90% readers prefer simple -307879;1345540131;mircea_popescu;reading. -307878;1345540151;mircea_popescu;i don't prefer simple reading. -307877;1345540170;smickles;wtf is simple reading? -307876;1345540180;smickles;reading is hard -307875;1345540187;mircea_popescu;simple reading is when there's pictures -307874;1345540211;mircea_popescu;Regards, -307873;1345540211;mircea_popescu;Gina Smith -307872;1345540222;smickles;simple reading is when it is programatically piped into my cath -307871;1345540222;mircea_popescu;gina smith ? how exotic can you be. -307870;1345540288;smickles;waht are you copypasta'ing in here mircea_popescu -307869;1345540298;mircea_popescu;original content. -307868;1345540301;mircea_popescu;actually lemme quote -307867;1345540311;mircea_popescu;The articles are at $10 per page of 500 words -307866;1345540311;mircea_popescu;and as mentioned earlier they are unique, original, copyscape proof and in -307865;1345540311;mircea_popescu;simple English. -307864;1345540340;smickles;copyscape proof -307863;1345540354;mircea_popescu;say it five times quickly -307862;1345540371;smickles;copy scapé -307861;1345540406;mircea_popescu;so im helping a guy set up his new mpex acct, -307860;1345540407;smickles;i really oughta go to bed now -307859;1345540408;smickles;nn -307858;1345540412;mircea_popescu;pympex asks for passphrase -307857;1345540416;mircea_popescu;he's like... ummm... -307856;1345540419;mircea_popescu;what's that. -307855;1345540424;mircea_popescu;nn smickls -307854;1345540425;smickles;oh no -307853;1345540428;mircea_popescu;ya srsly -307852;1345540445;rg;haha -307851;1345540449;kakobrekla;ok its out https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102176.0 -307850;1345540451;rg;theres that asshole eskimobob in here -307849;1345540456;rg;he says pympex is too hard to use -307848;1345540458;rg;im like dude -307847;1345540472;rg;you cant type BUY|S.BVPS|20000|00498295 -307846;1345540472;rg;? -307845;1345540487;rg;that's literally all there is to mpex -307844;1345540495;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 12 @ 0.7201 = 8.6412 BTC [-] -307843;1345540497;smickles;ok, i hear you -307842;1345540504;rg;haha -307841;1345540507;rg;if someone bought that -307840;1345540512;rg;they'd buy some overvalued shares -307839;1345540513;smickles;there is a massive need for a simple brokerage service -307838;1345540517;rg;our stock, based on earnings -307837;1345540520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 99 @ 0.00039886 = 0.0395 BTC [+] -307836;1345540521;rg;should be around .0041 -307835;1345540521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15111 @ 0.00040237 = 6.0802 BTC [+] -307834;1345540529;rg;0041 - 0048 -307833;1345540538;rg;im waiting for brendio not to be busy -307832;1345540545;rg;then we're gonna throw some cheapr bvps shares on glbse -307831;1345540578;rg;wow -307830;1345540582;rg;someone on GLBSE is very smart -307829;1345540594;rg;they put a very very low bid -307828;1345540597;smickles;but srsly, pympex is hard to use? -307827;1345540598;rg;and exploit the people who need to get out -307826;1345540608;mircea_popescu;smickles depends smickles. -307825;1345540609;rg;it worked -307824;1345540625;mircea_popescu;rg : isn't brendio marketmaking it ? -307823;1345540635;rg;i dont know what that means -307822;1345540649;mircea_popescu;he puts bid/asks in to maintain liquidity -307821;1345540655;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3798 = 0.7596 BTC [+] -307820;1345540655;smickles;mpoe.etf is market made, to an extent -307819;1345540657;rg;maybe -307818;1345540659;rg;i dunno -307817;1345540670;mircea_popescu;!ticker mpoe.etf -307816;1345540672;rg;but im gonna do what i did to s.bvps -307815;1345540672;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 1.36] [Ask: 1.4] [Spread: 0.04] [Last: 1.4] [24hVol: 2.8] [7dAvg: 1.40159981] -307814;1345540676;rg;to get it JUMP started -307813;1345540681;rg;it worked perfectly for bvps -307812;1345540683;rg;even if its bots -307811;1345540691;mircea_popescu;jesus this is so much better than going to the site. -307810;1345540693;rg;no one wants to trade a stock that doesnt move -307809;1345540718;smickles;lol, yeah, glbse is slooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow -307808;1345540746;rg;its written in python -307807;1345540748;rg;what do you expect -307806;1345540754;rg;tell him to recode it in C -307805;1345540755;nefario1;will be a lot faster by the end of today -307804;1345540758;smickles;is it really? -307803;1345540760;nefario1;GLBSE is in ruby -307802;1345540765;rg;oh god -307801;1345540766;rg;that's even worse -307800;1345540770;rg;haha -307799;1345540776;rg;nefario1: way to re-enforce a stereotype -307798;1345540778;rg;nj -307797;1345540794;nefario1;I've already commented on some of teh reasons why it's slow -307796;1345540801;nefario1;not especially becuase it's ruby -307795;1345540806;smickles;iknow, iknow -307794;1345540815;rg;at least its not in Java -307793;1345540816;smickles;it's still slow :/ -307792;1345540817;mircea_popescu;Ruby 1.8.7-p370 released -307791;1345540817;mircea_popescu;As we posted earlier, we provide you a normal bugfix-only relrease of 1.8.7 now. -307790;1345540817;mircea_popescu;Ruby 1.8.7 was released on June 1st, 2008. This release is to celebrate its fourth birthday. Thank you all. -307789;1345540817;mircea_popescu;Continue Reading… -307788;1345540817;mircea_popescu;Posted by Urabe Shyouhei on 29 Jun 2012 -307787;1345540820;mircea_popescu;this seems kinda sad. -307786;1345540830;rg;nothing runs in 1.8 anymore -307785;1345540840;bitfoo;kakobrekla: testing, waiting for confirm -307784;1345540840;mircea_popescu;this is the top post on their site thingee. -307783;1345540847;mircea_popescu;http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/ -307782;1345540850;kakobrekla;thanks bitfoo -307781;1345540855;rg;nefario1: glbse uses 1.8 doesnt it -307780;1345540858;mircea_popescu;honestly i thought ruby is dead like ada. -307779;1345540864;rg;naw -307778;1345540867;rg;ruby is a buzzword man -307777;1345540868;rg;RoR -307776;1345540870;kakobrekla;lemme know how it goes bitfoo -307775;1345540882;bitfoo;kakobrekla: of course -307774;1345540889;rg;if you say ruby on rails recruiters balls get all wet -307773;1345540890;nefario1;(2:20:54 PM) rg: nefario1: glbse uses 1.8 doesnt it -307772;1345540892;nefario1;1.63 -307771;1345540895;smickles;is bitfoo the first 'real world' test? -307770;1345540896;nefario1;sorry -307769;1345540897;rg;sweet jesus -307768;1345540898;nefario1;thats 1.6.3 -307767;1345540900;bitfoo;well -307766;1345540909;nefario1;I kid I kid -307765;1345540909;bitfoo;if you call 0.1 BTC "real-world" -307764;1345540910;kakobrekla;nefario1, if you can pimp up your api i will add you as well -307763;1345540923;nefario1;we don't use 1.8 -307762;1345540927;rg;i was going to offer to do it on bitvps -307761;1345540933;rg;but our system marks paid on 1 confirm -307760;1345540944;rg;so it doesnt really matter -307759;1345540953;nefario1;yeah it doesn't matter for bitvps -307758;1345540961;nefario1;as it's a service that can be switched off -307757;1345540963;mircea_popescu;"The syntax of Ruby is broadly similar to Perl and Python." -307756;1345540974;rg;call me crazy -307755;1345540977;rg;but id rather just use bash -307754;1345540979;nefario1;mircea_popescu: is this the first time you've heard of the language? -307753;1345540979;rg;or C -307752;1345540981;rg;depending on the job -307751;1345540982;mircea_popescu;things like these make you think the person who wrote it thinks all programming languages are the same -307750;1345541000;mircea_popescu;nefario1 no, i heard of it before, but as i said, i had it filed under "fancy thing that went nowjhere" -307749;1345541005;nefario1;that statement is broadly speaking, correct -307748;1345541021;nefario1;twitter was built using ruby -307747;1345541021;mircea_popescu;well yes, broadly speaking it is. -307746;1345541024;nefario1;as were many other sites -307745;1345541027;kakobrekla;;;tslb -307744;1345541030;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 34 seconds -307743;1345541032;rg;glbse doesnt render properly in my old ass browser -307742;1345541044;smickles;yeah, twitter is the pinical of stability -307741;1345541046;rg;the bottom two tabs content is visible -307740;1345541055;mircea_popescu;i thought twitter was on blender -307739;1345541057;kakobrekla;bitfoo, its done? -307738;1345541063;mircea_popescu;which im not saying is any better, java crap. -307737;1345541064;bitfoo;kakobrekla: -307736;1345541066;bitfoo;oops -307735;1345541066;smickles;taht's why the term 'fail whale' happened -307734;1345541068;bitfoo;yes, I see it -307733;1345541077;bitfoo;and I got a mtgox code too -307732;1345541092;kakobrekla;cool? everything clear? -307731;1345541106;bitfoo;mtgox is slow ;) -307730;1345541113;rg;kakobrekla: what kind of fees are you thinking -307729;1345541118;smickles;doesn't twitter have a 'beiber only' server? -307728;1345541118;rg;after beta -307727;1345541121;mircea_popescu;rg 20 btc. -307726;1345541123;rg;decent amount o fmoney to be made -307725;1345541124;bitfoo;kakobrekla: yep, all good -307724;1345541130;kakobrekla;cool! -307723;1345541133;bitfoo;yay -307722;1345541144;kakobrekla;id love it if you can say something on teh forums -307721;1345541145;bitfoo;this is seriously useful -307720;1345541147;rg;kakobrekla: we'll be able to promote your site in -otc -307719;1345541151;bitfoo;sure -307718;1345541157;rg;tons of people are always complaining about depositing to mtgox -307717;1345541183;kakobrekla;well, about the fees, i was asking here yesterday what you guys think -307716;1345541193;rg;0.5% ? -307715;1345541205;mircea_popescu;honestly, kakobrekla, i'd keep it 1/2 satoshi till you go over 1k daily users. -307714;1345541208;bitfoo;I think fees roughly equal to mtgox fees would be fair -307713;1345541228;rg;0.22% -307712;1345541228;mircea_popescu;you don;'t need the money, so regard it as an investment into marketshare. -307711;1345541240;rg;pff sure he needs it -307710;1345541245;rg;everyone needs money -307709;1345541249;rg;especially me -307708;1345541251;mircea_popescu;everyone can use money -307707;1345541254;mircea_popescu;theres a difference. -307706;1345541324;smickles;if i can buy a car, i want a house, if a house, i want a yacht, if a yacht, a fleet, if a fleet, a harbor, if a harbor, a city, if a city a nation, if a nation... a new world order -307705;1345541344;nefario1;I wat an aircraft carrier -307704;1345541347;nefario1;I'll stop at that -307703;1345541349;nefario1;promise -307702;1345541352;smickles;lol -307701;1345541371;smickles;what are you going to do with an AC carrier? -307700;1345541375;mircea_popescu;i dont want a yacht. -307699;1345541378;mircea_popescu;too much bloody work. -307698;1345541412;nefario1;smickles: what COULDN'T you do with an aircraft carrier -307697;1345541421;nefario1;if it's nuclear -307696;1345541423;mircea_popescu;buttsex. -307695;1345541424;smickles;invade 'merica -307694;1345541427;nefario1;then start a floating city -307693;1345541433;nefario1;THE RAFT -307692;1345541449;mircea_popescu;wasn't there some micronation on an ld abandonedp latform ? -307691;1345541458;nefario1;yes -307690;1345541464;nefario1;platform caught fire -307689;1345541469;nefario1;micronation ended -307688;1345541472;mircea_popescu;ya l;ol -307687;1345541474;mircea_popescu;exactly -307686;1345541481;mircea_popescu;then they were selling fake passports or some shit -307685;1345541487;smickles;ld abandonedp? mp, you drinking ag 6am or whtvr? -307684;1345541488;nefario1;not fake -307683;1345541496;nefario1;didn't you read -307682;1345541501;nefario1;it was a micro-NATION -307681;1345541504;mircea_popescu;my spac ebar isf unny -307680;1345541508;nefario1;they had the right to issue passports -307679;1345541515;nefario1;they were perfectly legit -307678;1345541515;mircea_popescu;well... micropassports. -307677;1345541519;sgnb;sealand -307676;1345541528;sgnb;(next to UK) -307675;1345541530;mircea_popescu;o ya. the principality of sealand -307674;1345541531;nefario1;just because they weren't worth shit doesn't mean anything -307673;1345541539;mircea_popescu;ahaha i like this philosophy -307672;1345541544;rg;we should get rg a bunch of gold -307671;1345541548;rg;for all the service he gives us -307670;1345541558;mircea_popescu;how about hookers and blow. -307669;1345541560;rg;oh rumor alert -307668;1345541569;smickles;funny, i heard rg say that one time -307667;1345541569;rg;slush's pool is probably moving to bitvps -307666;1345541578;smickles;nice -307665;1345541580;bitfoo;oh -307664;1345541586;mircea_popescu;Twitter had approximately ninety-eight percent uptime in 2007 (or about six full days of downtime) -307663;1345541592;mircea_popescu;ahahaha 98% uoptime :D :D :D -307662;1345541597;bitfoo;how many servers / what kind of load does he have rg? -307661;1345541598;rg;he's getting a really nice box -307660;1345541612;rg;bitfoo: his pool has been around forever.. he knows how to tweak it -307659;1345541615;rg;it doesn't take much to run -307658;1345541615;smickles;one server? -307657;1345541621;bitfoo;interesting -307656;1345541641;nefario1;mircea_popescu: yeah, it's hard keeping uptime when you actually have users -307655;1345541644;rg;he's also potentially getting a 12 core box -307654;1345541646;rg;so -307653;1345541650;bitfoo;hehe awesome -307652;1345541651;nefario1;even worse if you've got lots -307651;1345541652;rg;one server isnt always a bad thing -307650;1345541652;rg;:P -307649;1345541663;mircea_popescu;i dont remember google being out. -307648;1345541674;rg;im trying to sell him the same node as cal2.vm.bitvps.com -307647;1345541676;rg;but its too pricey -307646;1345541679;bitfoo;when asics roll out I assume pool ops will be moving to higher difficulty shares -307645;1345541679;smickles;alright, srsly guys, thistime, shut up long engought so that i can close the window and go to be without seeing someting interesting -307644;1345541682;rg;that box is awesome -307643;1345541686;rg;even awesomer when it doesnt explode -307642;1345541686;mircea_popescu;nn smickles -307641;1345541689;smickles;nn -307640;1345541703;rg;no niggers? -307639;1345541704;rg;dude -307638;1345541704;mircea_popescu;rg do you cool it with frigid virgin blood ? -307637;1345541706;rg;you guys are rcaist -307636;1345541711;bitfoo;it's nAggers -307635;1345541721;mircea_popescu;you need a diareis on the g -307634;1345541728;mircea_popescu;jezuz i miss vraknaroada. -307633;1345541733;rg;mircea_popescu: it doesnt get that hot -307632;1345541756;mircea_popescu;December 17, 2009 – A hacking attack replaced the website's welcoming screen with an image of a green flag and the caption "This site has been hacked by Iranian Cyber Army" for nearly an hour. No connection between the hackers and Iran has been established -307631;1345541764;mircea_popescu;lokl ok, twitter is lulzwhale. -307630;1345541810;rg;System Temp Normal 32 ° C -307629;1345541810;rg;Peripheral Temp Normal 39 ° C -307628;1345541810;rg;PCH Temp Normal 45 ° C -307627;1345541836;rg;get ready for this flood -307626;1345541838;rg;Normal 12150 RPM -307625;1345541838;rg;FAN2 Normal 12600 RPM -307624;1345541838;rg;FAN3 Normal 12600 RPM -307623;1345541838;rg;FAN4 Normal 12675 RPM -307622;1345541838;rg;FANA Normal 12225 RPM -307621;1345541839;rg;FANB Normal 13350 RPM -307620;1345541847;rg;moar fanz -307619;1345541879;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12000 @ 0.00097335 = 11.6802 BTC [-] -307618;1345541888;rg;Current Power Consumption: 221 watts -307617;1345541900;mircea_popescu;In response to Twitter's security breaches, the Federal Trade Commission brought charges against the service which were settled on June 24, 2010. This was the first time the FTC had taken action against a social network for security lapses. -307616;1345541904;mircea_popescu;ahaha ok this is... lol! -307615;1345541913;rg;twiter is a joke -307614;1345541915;rg;they run windoze -307613;1345541919;rg;that's why they go down all hte time -307612;1345541921;mircea_popescu;i just didn't know they were SUCH A GOOD ONE -307611;1345541922;rg;same problem myspace had -307610;1345542203;nefario;hmmm, bopped off -307609;1345542207;nefario;and im back -307608;1345542261;BTC-Mining;bopped off? -307607;1345542350;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1029 = 0.5145 BTC [+] -307606;1345542466;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 45 @ 0.101 = 4.545 BTC [-] -307605;1345542663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00041125 = 0.9459 BTC [+] -307604;1345542960;DeaDTerra;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.0 -307603;1345542973;DeaDTerra;Gamma SatoshiDICE Pass Through :) -307602;1345543001;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.09899899 = 1.98 BTC [-] -307601;1345543002;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 480 @ 0.0989998 = 47.5199 BTC [+] -307600;1345543324;mircea_popescu;o hey wd DeaDTerra -307599;1345543329;mircea_popescu;what;'s the ticker ? -307598;1345543344;mircea_popescu;!ticker GSDPT -307597;1345543346;assbot;Invalid ticker. -307596;1345543346;DeaDTerra;GSDPT -307595;1345543357;DeaDTerra;It has not yet need verified by Nefario -307594;1345543363;mircea_popescu;a -307593;1345543377;DeaDTerra;but I talked to Nefario yesterday and he was all fine with it, so it's just a matter of time -307592;1345543428;mircea_popescu;The IPO will be on the 24th at 20:00 GMT each share will be sold for 0.0032 BTC. -307591;1345543433;mircea_popescu;isn't that a little narrow ? -307590;1345543440;mircea_popescu;why not ipo on the 23rd or something -307589;1345543527;BTC-Mining;Buy KRAKEN, the passthru that smells fishy! (hmm, I'd better pay a visit to the marketing department about that one.) -307588;1345543551;mircea_popescu;!ticker KRAKEN -307587;1345543553;assbot;[GLBSE:KRAKEN] [Bid: 0.004] [Ask: 0.01] [Spread: 0.006] [Last: 0.01] [24hVol: 187.97] [7dAvg: 0.01] -307586;1345543570;mircea_popescu;i love those people bidding 0.004 -307585;1345543584;mircea_popescu;i mean... what is gonna happen, someone typoes -307584;1345543590;DeaDTerra;I don't think it really matter, as the shares will not pay dividends immdetiatly -307583;1345543594;DeaDTerra;so there's really no stress -307582;1345543635;nefario;yeah it's not like there won't be any shares left over -307581;1345543673;mircea_popescu;i think they only pay next month yea. -307580;1345543677;mircea_popescu;how many are you creating ? -307579;1345543679;BTC-Mining;there's already 1/5th of capacity sold =/ -307578;1345543711;BTC-Mining;In less than 24 hours -307577;1345543721;mircea_popescu;in kraken you mean ? -307576;1345543767;BTC-Mining;Aye -307575;1345543775;mircea_popescu;pretty good. -307574;1345543858;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6400 @ 0.00097335 = 6.2294 BTC [-] -307573;1345543859;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8200 @ 0.00098797 = 8.1014 BTC [+] -307572;1345544173;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [+] -307571;1345544313;DeaDTerra;startin with 250 BTC worth of shares -307570;1345544320;DeaDTerra;if there's more demand I will just issue more -307569;1345544337;DeaDTerra;Kraken is Patricks project of course it will sell fast ;) -307568;1345544344;DeaDTerra;everyone likes Patrick including me :) -307567;1345544403;mircea_popescu;o wow. -307566;1345544407;mircea_popescu;that bad eh ? -307565;1345544413;nefario;I love the naming schemes here -307564;1345544458;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4400 @ 0.00099659 = 4.385 BTC [+] -307563;1345544612;rg;hey what's that stupid remote desktop program -307562;1345544615;BTC-Mining;I hear Kraken #2 might have 2% max weekly instead of 2.5% for Kraken#1 -307561;1345544617;rg;the one that lets you login with a pin -307560;1345544624;rg;and the linux client is just a wine chroot -307559;1345544626;rg;any ideas? -307558;1345544637;BTC-Mining;Seems good for the passthrough -307557;1345544656;BTC-Mining;Makes it worthwhile compared to just joining Kraken #2 -307556;1345544674;rg;teamviewer -307555;1345544676;rg;that's it -307554;1345544684;nefario;not citrix? -307553;1345544688;nefario;hate citrix -307552;1345544705;nefario;where I did my undergrad ran on citrix -307551;1345544729;rg;i hate teamviewer -307550;1345544731;rg;everyone likes it -307549;1345544736;rg;its such a piece of shit -307548;1345544757;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [+] -307547;1345544933;rg;god fucking damn it -307546;1345544937;rg;i missed out on s.mpoe again -307545;1345544966;mircea_popescu;lol ? -307544;1345544970;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -307543;1345544972;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0003536 / 0.00039132 / 0.00041245 (8135535 shares, 3,183.60 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00036314 / 0.00041245 (53679512 shares, 19,493.65 BTC) -307542;1345544983;mircea_popescu;what about it. -307541;1345544983;rg;i was going to buy in much cheaper -307540;1345544985;rg;and i forgot -307539;1345544988;rg;now its up -307538;1345544989;rg;a ton -307537;1345544997;rg;i wouldve made like 30 btc -307536;1345545009;mircea_popescu;was it that low ? -307535;1345545030;mircea_popescu;ya 35... i guess a decent 10% there huh -307534;1345545072;rg;arf -307533;1345545457;tonikt;nefario: you mentioned some time ago that the div payments will also be announced via the tweeter feed. any idea when this will happen? -307532;1345545521;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 48 @ 0.988 = 47.424 BTC [+] -307531;1345545636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3244 @ 0.00041125 = 1.3341 BTC [+] -307530;1345545638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3456 @ 0.00041255 = 1.4258 BTC [+] -307529;1345545650;nefario;didn't you ask me about this yesterday tonikt? -307528;1345545674;mircea_popescu;it prolly was someone else -307527;1345545682;mircea_popescu;you're on a special irc programme lol -307526;1345545692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10054 @ 0.00041255 = 4.1478 BTC [+] -307525;1345545724;nefario;it's in the dev que anyway -307524;1345545735;nefario;after some other elements are done -307523;1345545739;nefario;one of them arriving today -307522;1345545751;DeaDTerra;btw Nefario is the new availibity system implemented yet? -307521;1345545752;DeaDTerra;:D -307520;1345545757;DeaDTerra;can I go place my awesome bid walls now? -307519;1345545829;mircea_popescu;lol http://www.thatcutesite.com/uploads/2011/08/happy_hamster_in_sawdust-600x467.jpg -307518;1345545837;mircea_popescu;hamster in bidwalls -307517;1345545842;nefario;DeaDTerra: end of today -307516;1345545974;tonikt;nefario: no - yestarday I asked you if assbot is more reliable than the twitter feed -307515;1345545999;nefario;ah -307514;1345546064;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0975 = 0.975 BTC [-] -307513;1345546066;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.0951 = 1.4265 BTC [-] -307512;1345546067;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.095 = 0.285 BTC [-] -307511;1345546088;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.988 = 2.964 BTC [+] -307510;1345546293;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9400 @ 0.00103616 = 9.7399 BTC [+] -307509;1345547213;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.12710202 BTC [-] -307508;1345547215;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.12710202 BTC [-] -307507;1345547216;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.12710201 BTC [-] -307506;1345547217;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.12710201 = 1.0168 BTC [-] -307505;1345547528;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [-] -307504;1345547530;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.0062 BTC [-] -307503;1345547564;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.03 BTC [+] -307502;1345548214;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.1089 BTC [+] -307501;1345548225;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.0354 = 2.0708 BTC [+] -307500;1345548357;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 50 @ 0.101 = 5.05 BTC [-] -307499;1345548409;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 4 @ 0.108999 = 0.436 BTC [+] -307498;1345548730;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 15 @ 0.95 = 14.25 BTC [-] -307497;1345548824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20390 @ 0.00041255 = 8.4119 BTC [+] -307496;1345548825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2403 @ 0.00041337 = 0.9933 BTC [+] -307495;1345548835;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3435 @ 0.00099514 = 3.4183 BTC [-] -307494;1345548836;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10094 @ 0.00097186 = 9.81 BTC [-] -307493;1345548838;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4471 @ 0.00095898 = 4.2876 BTC [-] -307492;1345549510;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.098699 = 1.4805 BTC [+] -307491;1345549553;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 58 @ 0.098799 = 5.7303 BTC [+] -307490;1345549591;dub;so my call on pirate, for the record was that he was washing lindens -307489;1345550015;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.839799 BTC [+] -307488;1345550058;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 9 @ 0.00999999 = 0.09 BTC [+] -307487;1345550076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00041337 = 6.6966 BTC [+] -307486;1345550572;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 1 @ 0.099999 BTC [+] -307485;1345550858;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.72 = 10.8 BTC [+] -307484;1345550860;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.71013371 = 7.1013 BTC [-] -307483;1345550861;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.7101337 = 4.2608 BTC [-] -307482;1345550974;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 40 @ 0.01 = 0.4 BTC -307481;1345551248;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 59 @ 0.82 = 48.38 BTC [+] -307480;1345551308;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 10 @ 0.00999899 = 0.1 BTC [+] -307479;1345551375;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.00983999 = 0.0984 BTC [+] -307478;1345551604;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -307477;1345552783;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.988 = 5.928 BTC [+] -307476;1345552876;mircea_popescu; so my call on pirate, for the record was that he was washing lindens << ahaha -307475;1345552878;mircea_popescu;did he pay yet ? -307474;1345552928;dub;no -307473;1345553414;mircea_popescu;right. -307472;1345553611;rg;weeeeelp -307471;1345553614;rg;i sold my litecoins -307470;1345553623;rg;no loss, technically -307469;1345553636;rg;i put it all into bitvps -307468;1345554039;mircea_popescu;litecoins can be sold !? -307467;1345554105;rg;ofcourse -307466;1345554108;rg;i just took in 35 btc -307465;1345554113;mircea_popescu;not so bad. -307464;1345554119;rg;last week i took in over 40 btc -307463;1345554127;mircea_popescu;o you mine them ? -307462;1345554131;rg;sometimes -307461;1345554137;rg;when the market was low earlier this week -307460;1345554141;rg;i bough them at 002 -307459;1345554145;rg;and sold them at 004 right now -307458;1345554148;mircea_popescu;o hey -307457;1345554149;mircea_popescu;lol -307456;1345554152;rg;but i chickened out -307455;1345554154;rg;i shoulda bought more -307454;1345554178;rg;i get nervious -307453;1345554184;rg;cause i was using the bitvps div payout to do it -307452;1345554186;rg;i dint wanna lose it -307451;1345554190;rg;so i played cautious -307450;1345554204;mircea_popescu;don't do that eh! -307449;1345554208;rg;why not -307448;1345554209;rg;its my money -307447;1345554229;mircea_popescu;well ya but wat if you lose! -307446;1345554239;rg;then i would have lost it -307445;1345554241;rg;hence the careful ness -307444;1345554252;rg;had i just ran with it -307443;1345554258;rg;i coulda turned 60 btc into a lot more -307442;1345554261;rg;but i only did 9 btc -307441;1345554274;rg;hopefully the damn ltc market goes up -307440;1345554279;rg;if it gets to 0.006 -307439;1345554284;rg;i start making real profit -307438;1345554287;rg;like $650/wk -307437;1345554295;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -307436;1345554312;rg;meh -307435;1345554315;rg;i give it all to bitvps anyway -307434;1345554320;rg;its not really profit -307433;1345554325;rg;so much as its money i already spnt that i need to replace -307432;1345554358;rg;im still trying to get bitvps to have 1,000 btc -307431;1345554375;rg;but i keep spending it on projects that get half completed -307430;1345554379;rg;god admn it -307429;1345554383;mircea_popescu;don't do tat. -307428;1345554388;rg;like this fucking website -307427;1345554392;rg;and this fucking control panel -307426;1345554401;rg;this control panel has been a real cash pit -307425;1345554414;rg;but its pretty much ready -307424;1345554421;mircea_popescu;so then roll it out -307423;1345554422;rg;but i keep testing it -307422;1345554424;rg;well no -307421;1345554425;rg;im afraid -307420;1345554430;rg;what if people get owned cause something i missed -307419;1345554437;mircea_popescu;then you take it in the ass -307418;1345554439;rg;that is why it is in a perpetual state of dev -307417;1345554447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46200 @ 0.0004117 = 19.0205 BTC [-] -307416;1345554448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1990 @ 0.00040657 = 0.8091 BTC [-] -307415;1345554450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6810 @ 0.00037939 = 2.5836 BTC [-] -307414;1345554450;mircea_popescu;that;'s no way to write software -307413;1345554453;rg;ive honestly yet to find 1 vulnerability in it -307412;1345554567;rg;oo -307411;1345554568;rg;ww -307410;1345554571;rg;wow -307409;1345554575;rg;i already have anothre 1000 ltc -307408;1345554644;mircea_popescu;lol -307407;1345554655;mircea_popescu;i just paid my power bill. -307406;1345554667;mircea_popescu;~80 bucks, covers two months. -307405;1345554674;rg;not bad -307404;1345554674;dub;fucking glbse -307403;1345554677;rg;that's not bad at all -307402;1345554677;mircea_popescu;i have ~5 boxes pretty much always on, -307401;1345554682;dub;10 confirms on this deposit -307400;1345554690;rg;we have 4 airconditioners toal -307399;1345554690;mircea_popescu;i have a water pump for my garden, i have ALL SORTS OF SHIT -307398;1345554695;rg;plus my quad core that runs 24/7 -307397;1345554704;mircea_popescu;dub doth not want your moneh ? -307396;1345554735;dub;how much power does cpu mining use? -307395;1345554980;rg;well, theyre gpus -307394;1345554981;rg;and a lot -307393;1345555002;rg;unplugged the dryer to use its power socket -307392;1345555258;dub;is it more profitable with gpu? -307391;1345555272;dub;than bitcoin -307390;1345555334;rg;well -307389;1345555335;rg;it was -307388;1345555350;rg;when it was .006 btc per ltc -307387;1345555357;rg;difficulty is going up too as it gains popularity -307386;1345555372;dub;;;bc,stats -307385;1345555373;gribble;Current Blocks: 194982 | Current Difficulty: 2190865.9701029 | Next Difficulty At Block: 195551 | Next Difficulty In: 569 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 11 hours, 36 minutes, and 41 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2465782.42829686 | Estimated Percent Change: 12.5483010803 -307384;1345555380;dub;;;bc,diffchange -307383;1345555381;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | 12.5483010803 % based on data since last change | 24.5884884616 % based on data for last three days -307382;1345555386;dub;motherfucker -307381;1345555416;rg;yeah -307380;1345555418;rg;that's insane -307379;1345555480;mircea_popescu;buncha fpgas going online ? -307378;1345555517;rg;possibly -307377;1345555520;rg;who knows -307376;1345555523;dub;a few bfl mini rigs being delivered -307375;1345555530;rg;believe it when i see it -307374;1345555537;rg;those minirigs are going to make mining so unprofitable -307373;1345555542;dub;fpga rigs -307372;1345555563;rg;you cant even make a real amount now without 1GH of miners -307371;1345555564;dub;inaba was talking about some arriving, and some asshat that had no idea about mining -307370;1345555680;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 10628 @ 1.055 = 11212.54 BTC [+] -307369;1345555858;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.098799 = 0.3952 BTC [+] -307368;1345555927;EmanuelDeOrtego;Okay, whoever was holding BITKOIN.SOURCE before I shut it down... -307367;1345555936;EmanuelDeOrtego;That one measley share -307366;1345555948;EmanuelDeOrtego;that you tried to extort me at 5 times its original cost -307365;1345555958;EmanuelDeOrtego;I will buy it back for .1 BTC and no more. -307364;1345555983;rg;lol -307363;1345555991;rg;is anyone heres name Edward B. ? -307362;1345556000;rg;im trying to work this out.. -307361;1345556008;rg;im checking out this guys account @ bitvps and he prepaid for a while -307360;1345556010;rg;but his VPS was off -307359;1345556016;rg;so im trying to see if that's the proper VPS or not -307358;1345556018;rg;if it is -307357;1345556021;rg;why was it off -307356;1345556081;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.379 = 3.411 BTC [-] -307355;1345556104;mircea_popescu;aww poor EmanuelDeOrtego -307354;1345556112;rg;Emanuel -307353;1345556114;rg;fuck em -307352;1345556122;rg;just close it tell him he had his chance -307351;1345556173;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, he emailed ColdHardMetal. I am offering to buy it at its original price again. -307350;1345556204;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anyways, can we transfer issuer rights to other people? -307349;1345556219;dub;so you are pissing and moaning over .5 btc? -307348;1345556253;EmanuelDeOrtego;I might be Jewish. -307347;1345556408;mircea_popescu;ok, any glbse wizards that can explain this http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134554559271.png ? -307346;1345556857;assbot;[GLBSE] [POLY.10.1] 9 @ 1 = 9 BTC [-] -307345;1345556892;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yay! -307344;1345556896;EmanuelDeOrtego;Meni finally did it! -307343;1345557105;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.235 BTC [-] -307342;1345557163;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.09298999 BTC [+] -307341;1345557193;rg;EmanuelDeOrtego -307340;1345557196;rg;success? -307339;1345557207;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla put the kaibosh on netxshare this is getting ridiculous -307338;1345557241;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego what he do ? -307337;1345557287;EmanuelDeOrtego;Oh, he just cashed some bonds I had. -307336;1345557423;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13800 @ 0.00101784 = 14.0462 BTC [+] -307335;1345557457;dub;mircea_popescu: /ignore netxshare JOINS QUITS -307334;1345557471;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 26 @ 0.899999 = 23.4 BTC [+] -307333;1345557510;mircea_popescu;Unknown arg 'JOINS' ignored. -307332;1345557510;mircea_popescu;Unknown arg 'QUITS' ignored. -307331;1345557513;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.818 = 4.908 BTC [-] -307330;1345557516;mircea_popescu;my client is of the sux. -307329;1345557522;dub;indeed -307328;1345557526;mircea_popescu;xchat ;/ -307327;1345557537;dub;irssi is jesus -307326;1345557547;mircea_popescu;i don't like delusional idiots. -307325;1345557571;dub;leave JESUS ALONE -307324;1345557576;mircea_popescu;i am! -307323;1345557581;mircea_popescu;very, very alone. -307322;1345557643;EmanuelDeOrtego;Loneliness is underrated. -307321;1345557680;mircea_popescu;delusional ppl can never be lonely, -307320;1345557685;mircea_popescu;they're always in the company of their voices. -307319;1345557758;EmanuelDeOrtego;I really wish I knew how I was delusional. I mean, I am content with my garden and modest lifestyle for one. -307318;1345557770;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's not like I expect to be a George Soros anytime soon. -307317;1345557900;mircea_popescu;i have a garden, and i expect to be george soros. now what? -307316;1345557938;mircea_popescu;we could notice that implication is not equivalence, if a implies b the reverse doesn't follow, and not ONLY delusional people can't be lonely. -307315;1345557939;rg;/igonre netxshare*!*@* CHAN -307314;1345557940;rg;i think -307313;1345557951;mircea_popescu;he seems to have simmered down -307312;1345558548;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 35 @ 0.71 = 24.85 BTC [-] -307311;1345558703;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2900 @ 0.0010144 = 2.9418 BTC [-] -307310;1345558705;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2351 @ 0.00102501 = 2.4098 BTC [+] -307309;1345558706;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 249 @ 0.00102546 = 0.2553 BTC [+] -307308;1345558718;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 5 @ 0.101 = 0.505 BTC [-] -307307;1345559196;mircea_popescu;sgornick you've made it to the faq for those two questions. thanks. -307306;1345559207;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.26 = 0.52 BTC [+] -307305;1345559318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5690 @ 0.00037939 = 2.1587 BTC [-] -307304;1345559319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00037589 = 1.3156 BTC [-] -307303;1345559487;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 35 @ 0.61 = 21.35 BTC [-] -307302;1345559489;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 35 @ 0.601 = 21.035 BTC [-] -307301;1345559634;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.64 = 2.56 BTC [-] -307300;1345559636;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 20 @ 0.63 = 12.6 BTC [-] -307299;1345559637;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.62000001 = 1.24 BTC [-] -307298;1345559775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30600 @ 0.00037954 = 11.6139 BTC [+] -307297;1345560109;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 10 @ 0.189 = 1.89 BTC [+] -307296;1345560169;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.189 = 0.945 BTC [+] -307295;1345560655;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [+] -307294;1345560688;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3798 = 2.2788 BTC [+] -307293;1345560690;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 18 @ 0.38 = 6.84 BTC [+] -307292;1345560845;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.384999 = 3.85 BTC [+] -307291;1345560847;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 33 @ 0.385 = 12.705 BTC [+] -307290;1345560848;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.385 = 0.77 BTC [+] -307289;1345561060;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -307288;1345561061;gribble;Best bid: 10.05, Best ask: 10.07, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 10.05001, 24 hour volume: 100864, 24 hour low: 8.62333, 24 hour high: 10.2 -307287;1345561108;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 30 @ 0.85 = 25.5 BTC [-] -307286;1345561263;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [-] -307285;1345561360;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 50 @ 0.39 = 19.5 BTC [+] -307284;1345561451;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 50 @ 0.95110001 = 47.555 BTC [-] -307283;1345561453;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 50 @ 0.9511 = 47.555 BTC [-] -307282;1345561454;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 30 @ 0.9 = 27 BTC [-] -307281;1345561636;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.13889998 = 1.1112 BTC [+] -307280;1345561637;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 42 @ 0.13899998 = 5.838 BTC [+] -307279;1345561650;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 4 @ 1.18 = 4.72 BTC [+] -307278;1345561669;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 1.18 BTC [+] -307277;1345561685;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 28 @ 0.396653 = 11.1063 BTC [+] -307276;1345561686;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.3998 = 3.5982 BTC [+] -307275;1345561731;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 12 @ 0.969 = 11.628 BTC [-] -307274;1345561732;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [+] -307273;1345561755;MoneyIsDebt;!ticker JAH -307272;1345561757;assbot;[GLBSE:JAH] [Bid: 0.14101] [Ask: 0.1855] [Spread: 0.04449] [Last: 0.19401] [24hVol: 19.48597] [7dAvg: 0.13108278] -307271;1345562430;nefario;Announcement -307270;1345562437;nefario;GLBSE is going down for a few minutes now -307269;1345562634;gabbynot;thx for the heads up -307268;1345562652;JWU42;I apid coupon just in time then -307267;1345562656;JWU42;;) -307266;1345562715;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3683 @ 0.00102546 = 3.7768 BTC [+] -307265;1345563445;gabbynot;;;ticker -307264;1345563446;gribble;Best bid: 10.023, Best ask: 10.02301, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 10.023, 24 hour volume: 101483, 24 hour low: 8.62333, 24 hour high: 10.2 -307263;1345564253;nefario;GLBSE is backup -307262;1345564256;nefario;back up -307261;1345564257;nefario;sorry -307260;1345564264;nefario;now head to -307259;1345564268;nefario;https://glbse.com/assets -307258;1345564273;nefario;tell me how fast it is -307257;1345564322;Azelphur;nefario: pretty fast -307256;1345564368;nefario;big improvement -307255;1345564376;nefario;this is just a stopgap measure -307254;1345564387;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.PPT] 3 @ 1.77 = 5.31 BTC [-] -307253;1345564447;tonikt;Seems much faster -307252;1345564494;nefario;great -307251;1345564503;nefario;goodnight folks -307250;1345564538;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.94230768 BTC [+] -307249;1345564540;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 3 @ 0.94230769 = 2.8269 BTC [+] -307248;1345564648;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 3 @ 0.249 = 0.747 BTC [+] -307247;1345564688;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.99999 = 5 BTC [+] -307246;1345564713;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 12 @ 0.25 = 3 BTC [+] -307245;1345564753;tonikt;I thought it was morning where he lives :) -307244;1345564763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39300 @ 0.00039868 = 15.6681 BTC [+] -307243;1345564764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00040178 = 3.5758 BTC [+] -307242;1345564847;nefario;im in china right now -307241;1345564869;tonikt;oh. sorry then: goodnight -307240;1345565302;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 60 @ 0.01 = 0.6 BTC -307239;1345565469;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 8 @ 0.01 = 0.08 BTC [+] -307238;1345565505;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 8 @ 0.126 = 1.008 BTC [-] -307237;1345565507;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1257 = 0.2514 BTC [-] -307236;1345565508;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1256 = 1.884 BTC [-] -307235;1345565509;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.125 = 0.25 BTC [-] -307234;1345565578;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [+] -307233;1345565615;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 8014 @ 0.0001194 = 0.9569 BTC [+] -307232;1345565692;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 60 @ 0.126 = 7.56 BTC [+] -307231;1345565699;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 15000 @ 0.0001195 = 1.7925 BTC [+] -307230;1345565701;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 30 @ 0.01 = 0.3 BTC -307229;1345565726;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 100 @ 0.0001195 = 0.012 BTC [+] -307228;1345565727;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1028 = 0.8224 BTC [-] -307227;1345565728;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1029 = 0.2058 BTC [+] -307226;1345565991;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -307225;1345566024;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 65 @ 0.07 = 4.55 BTC [-] -307224;1345566123;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am putting my capital management fund on GLBSE for web-based Bitcoin services. -307223;1345566132;EmanuelDeOrtego;It will be under VERSACOIN. -307222;1345566238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 158 @ 0.00370844 = 0.5859 BTC [+] -307221;1345566250;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 9 @ 1.1 = 9.9 BTC [-] -307220;1345566256;rg;yes my pretties -307219;1345566260;rg;buy s.bvps -307218;1345566269;rg;if you want to be a millionare -307217;1345566299;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.098799 = 2.964 BTC [+] -307216;1345566357;EmanuelDeOrtego;Also, I gave in to the whole ID scheme -307215;1345566367;EmanuelDeOrtego;I will be verified because its so easy to do -307214;1345566376;EmanuelDeOrtego;Although I feel its worthless -307213;1345566395;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.153 BTC [-] -307212;1345566459;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [+] -307211;1345566556;rg;you should -307210;1345566562;rg;everyone should identify themselves if they have an asset -307209;1345566626;EmanuelDeOrtego;Why? So if their company goes bankrupt people can plunder their homes? : P -307208;1345566654;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think people should be free to set their own price and if that includes privacy, that should be their right. -307207;1345566663;EmanuelDeOrtego;People don't have to invest in them. -307206;1345566874;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.101 = 0.202 BTC [-] -307205;1345567066;mircea_popescu;nefario : i hate to be the onle to say thios... but about the same. 5-10 seconds. -307204;1345567073;rg;no -307203;1345567078;rg;emanueldeortego -307202;1345567082;rg;people need to be responsible -307201;1345567087;rg;this isnt the wild west -307200;1345567117;rg;if you fuck up, you shouldn't be able to just slink away with peoples money or have lost tons of peoples money -307199;1345567129;rg;i wouldnt do business with an asset who wasnt verified -307198;1345567131;mircea_popescu;rg what'a wrong with a WOT ? -307197;1345567147;rg;;;getrating EmanuelDeOrtego -307196;1345567148;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -307195;1345567148;mircea_popescu;yiou know it's not even legal to keep people's id's in the eu. -307194;1345567151;EmanuelDeOrtego;Apparently governments need a monopoly on identification, mircea. -307193;1345567161;rg;well -307192;1345567162;rg;its legal here -307191;1345567170;mircea_popescu;well... apparently "free" people empower that, EmanuelDeOrtego . -307190;1345567185;rg;glbse is hosted in the us, us has KYC laws for financial stuff -307189;1345567192;rg;i think glbse counts as financial -307188;1345567205;EmanuelDeOrtego;GLBSE only has a proxy in the US, IIRC -307187;1345567210;EmanuelDeOrtego;I believe its based in China -307186;1345567214;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -307185;1345567217;rg;wrong -307184;1345567223;EmanuelDeOrtego;and the Chinese government just does not care unless you threaten them. -307183;1345567227;rg;you are the hole in the ring -307182;1345567251;rg;no one gets that joke so ill stop saying it -307181;1345567255;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -307180;1345567270;blazing;" -307179;1345567274;EmanuelDeOrtego;If this thing is based in the US, its screwed. -307178;1345567343;rg;heh -307177;1345567344;rg;no one cares -307176;1345567350;blazing;oop0" -307175;1345567350;rg;glbse isnt even on the radar -307174;1345567353;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 10 @ 0.101 = 1.01 BTC [-] -307173;1345567358;mircea_popescu;because it's relatively small, nobody cares yet, no. -307172;1345567363;blazing;\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ -307171;1345567551;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1119769#msg1119769 that's 200 posts in < 24 hours ? -307170;1345567556;mircea_popescu;unemployment must be up. -307169;1345567686;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ha -307168;1345567693;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yeah, as the economy worsens -307167;1345567698;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bitcoin will get bigger and bigger -307166;1345567706;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 10 @ 0.05118451 = 0.5118 BTC [-] -307165;1345567719;EmanuelDeOrtego;The best thing that can happen for Bitcoin is economic collapse in the real world -307164;1345567730;mircea_popescu;well by the looks of things that's not at all far off. -307163;1345567754;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's no fun being born into this. -307162;1345567755;mircea_popescu;we're already in the bizzare situation places like ecuador are the shining beacon of law and order. -307161;1345567776;EmanuelDeOrtego;South America looks better and better everyday -307160;1345567782;EmanuelDeOrtego;I really need to buy land there -307159;1345567796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21054 @ 0.00040077 = 8.4378 BTC [-] -307158;1345567797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00039704 = 1.9058 BTC [-] -307157;1345567799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32300 @ 0.00039243 = 12.6755 BTC [-] -307156;1345567800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33910 @ 0.00039221 = 13.2998 BTC [-] -307155;1345567801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7936 @ 0.00037589 = 2.9831 BTC [-] -307154;1345567808;mircea_popescu;south america yeah. even africa looks better than 20 years ago -307153;1345567823;mircea_popescu;basically pretty much anything that's not common law. -307152;1345567823;EmanuelDeOrtego;Meh, US troops are moving into Africa -307151;1345567834;mircea_popescu;us troops = tiny ; continent = huge. -307150;1345567848;EmanuelDeOrtego;True, its bigger than shown on the maps -307149;1345567865;mircea_popescu;certainly bigger than most people -307148;1345567868;mircea_popescu;s mental idea of it. -307147;1345567908;EmanuelDeOrtego;I hope the best for it. -307146;1345567909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000000 @ 0.0004 = 1200 BTC [+] -307145;1345567919;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's the final frontier on Earth right now. -307144;1345567927;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's a vacuum waiting to be filled... -307143;1345567928;EmanuelDeOrtego;Again. -307142;1345567933;mircea_popescu;it's been that for a while tho. -307141;1345567940;mircea_popescu;it was the same thing in the 50s iirc. -307140;1345567947;mircea_popescu;or should i say iiuc. -307139;1345568033;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 6 @ 0.01 = 0.06 BTC -307138;1345568079;smickles;<@assbot> [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000000 @ 0.0004 = 1200 BTC [+], wowza -307137;1345568121;mircea_popescu;flash trade, too -307136;1345568159;mircea_popescu;i'm starting to suffer from the problems of irl exchanges -307135;1345568169;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 10 @ 0.16 = 1.6 BTC [+] -307134;1345568202;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1029 = 1.029 BTC [+] -307133;1345568222;mircea_popescu;btw, smickles : on one hand the large deposits seem to have been coverage for large independent put bets, on the other hand DeaDTerra was saying something like 250 shares for his passthrough. -307132;1345568228;mircea_popescu;not sure where that leaves you. -307131;1345568229;EmanuelDeOrtego;The problem with irl exchanges is bad money -307130;1345568246;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.098799 = 0.6916 BTC [+] -307129;1345568250;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego in this case, more like markets tend to stratify by wealth. -307128;1345568263;mircea_popescu;rich people end up doing trades poor people are excluded from -307127;1345568276;mircea_popescu;cause of the barrier of negotiatory cost -307126;1345568296;EmanuelDeOrtego;Sounds like I need to read up on this economic theory -307125;1345568298;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://dilbert.com/strips/2012-08-19/ -307124;1345568353;mircea_popescu;lol "has it worked" -307123;1345568374;mircea_popescu;eglish is basically this language which everyone is keeping around cause of the large concentration of loaded expressions. -307122;1345568478;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [+] -307121;1345568510;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00102441 = 1.6391 BTC [-] -307120;1345568511;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00100053 = 2.5013 BTC [-] -307119;1345568531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 300 @ 0.00370844 = 1.1125 BTC [+] -307118;1345568645;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://dilbert.com/strips/2012-08-14/ -307117;1345568664;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.052 = 0.208 BTC [+] -307116;1345568668;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.86 = 1.72 BTC [+] -307115;1345568745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25764 @ 0.00037589 = 9.6844 BTC [-] -307114;1345568745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14236 @ 0.00037165 = 5.2908 BTC [-] -307113;1345568763;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5891 = 2.3564 BTC [-] -307112;1345568764;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 27 @ 0.589 = 15.903 BTC [-] -307111;1345568765;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 20 @ 0.0797 = 1.594 BTC [-] -307110;1345568822;EmanuelDeOrtego;"Just that everybody knows, this exchange is run by a dubious Romanian character, who is a content stealer, spammer, wannabe porn website owner, called Mircea Popescu." -307109;1345568824;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -307108;1345568841;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -307107;1345568869;mircea_popescu;eh for crying out loud. -307106;1345568871;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 47 @ 0.73 = 34.31 BTC [-] -307105;1345568873;mircea_popescu;what's with all the bs, seriously. -307104;1345568930;mircea_popescu;you'd think i took away the playground's red firetruck toy. -307103;1345568945;MoneyIsDebt;mircea_popescu: Welcome to the internet -307102;1345568967;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC [-] -307101;1345568979;mircea_popescu;ya but i mean... geeze. people tripping all over themselves. -307100;1345569033;mircea_popescu;one of these days they're gonna find out i keep slavegirls. that'll be something to watch. -307099;1345569160;mircea_popescu;makes me think of http://farm1.staticflickr.com/153/430552544_d136055a73_o.jpg -307098;1345569162;Chaaaang-Noi;forum down? -307097;1345569179;mircea_popescu;probably the us government confiscated the .com -307096;1345569183;mircea_popescu;they should have moved to .eu. -307095;1345569195;mircea_popescu;but they don't listen to the userbase. -307094;1345569202;Chaaaang-Noi;its .org lol -307093;1345569212;Chaaaang-Noi;slave girls lol wtf -307092;1345569220;MoneyIsDebt;is that usagi with the guitar? -307091;1345569224;mircea_popescu;ahaha -307090;1345569226;EmanuelDeOrtego;BDSM -307089;1345569243;EmanuelDeOrtego;Goddamn hippies. -307088;1345569248;Chaaaang-Noi;so forum is down? -307087;1345569254;mircea_popescu;lol that guy in the vest could be luke -307086;1345569254;EmanuelDeOrtego;Oh -307085;1345569260;EmanuelDeOrtego;I bought that forum out. -307084;1345569265;EmanuelDeOrtego;Shut it down -307083;1345569268;EmanuelDeOrtego;Got tired of that bs -307082;1345569276;MoneyIsDebt;yeah, it's down -307081;1345569280;mircea_popescu;this is censorsheep. -307080;1345569303;EmanuelDeOrtego;In all seriousness -307079;1345569312;EmanuelDeOrtego;The forum couldn't even be sold for $200,000 -307078;1345569318;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's worth over 1 million apparently. -307077;1345569432;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134555862152.jpg -307076;1345569450;EmanuelDeOrtego;What an interesting sheep -307075;1345569460;usagi;MoneyIsDebt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeDSI71YDPU -307074;1345569475;mircea_popescu;the forum should list on mpex -307073;1345569489;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.589 = 2.356 BTC [-] -307072;1345569490;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 15 @ 0.69 = 10.35 BTC [+] -307071;1345569491;mircea_popescu;then we could have the supercharged lulzhurricane of people going on the forum to bitch about how the forum sucks -307070;1345569498;mircea_popescu;i'd do it just for the humour of it. -307069;1345569513;MoneyIsDebt;usagi: not bad :) -307068;1345569537;rg;har har -307067;1345569543;smickles;< mircea_popescu> eglish is basically this language which everyone is keeping around cause of the large concentration of loaded -307066;1345569548;smickles;expressions << you got that right -307065;1345569548;rg;i very rarely use the forum -307064;1345569558;rg;i have one customer who refuses to contact me via normal channels -307063;1345569561;mircea_popescu;rg i dont think many people here care either way. -307062;1345569563;rg;and messages me on the forum -307061;1345569575;mircea_popescu;lol and you put up with that ? -307060;1345569584;BTCHero;drop him -307059;1345569587;mircea_popescu;srsly. -307058;1345569607;mircea_popescu;no wait, better ideea. tell him to contact mpoe-pr from now on, and she'll send you mail from a chinese dropship address -307057;1345569610;mircea_popescu;via carrier pigeons. -307056;1345569627;smickles;< Chaaaang-Noi> forum down?<< yeah, right as i was posting something -307055;1345569640;Chaaaang-Noi;i just woke up to check -307054;1345569648;Chaaaang-Noi;seems i brought it down :) -307053;1345569653;mircea_popescu;did you break the forum smicks ? -307052;1345569657;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.13899 = 1.2509 BTC [-] -307051;1345569753;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 12 @ 0.052 = 0.624 BTC [+] -307050;1345569754;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -307049;1345569756;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 11 seconds -307048;1345569769;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 9 @ 0.052 = 0.468 BTC [+] -307047;1345569770;mircea_popescu;Blocks/hour 7.30 -307046;1345569776;mircea_popescu;this is a little worrysome -307045;1345569782;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -307044;1345569831;BTCHero;why -307043;1345569864;smickles;i bet censorsheed didn't say hi -307042;1345569865;mircea_popescu;well +25% diff ? -307041;1345569889;smickles;i bet he said that he preferrs it when children fuck him -307040;1345569890;mircea_popescu;i believe in slow increases. -307039;1345569905;mircea_popescu;smickles you ever seen such a thing ? -307038;1345569914;smickles;nope -307037;1345569921;mircea_popescu;this is slander. -307036;1345569935;smickles;the +25% diff? -307035;1345569944;smickles;or the forums stuff about you? -307034;1345569948;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://glbse.com/asset/view/GMVT-BOT -307033;1345569954;mircea_popescu;no, the aforesaid fucking. the rest is just sillyness -307032;1345569956;EmanuelDeOrtego;This might turn out to be a good buy if you buy now -307031;1345569973;mircea_popescu;and the sheeriff will get you. -307030;1345569975;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.82 = 2.46 BTC [-] -307029;1345569983;smickles;yeah, i've not seen sheep fucking in person -307028;1345569996;smickles;is it a spectical? -307027;1345570013;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego i would never buy anything owned by someone not in the wot. -307026;1345570029;mircea_popescu;smickles not more than normal barn life. -307025;1345570084;mircea_popescu;otherwise seems a sort of duplicate of the SS thing -307024;1345570089;mircea_popescu;not that i know about such things -307023;1345570111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00037165 = 3.7165 BTC [-] -307022;1345570115;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 15 @ 1 = 15 BTC [-] -307021;1345570141;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.098799 = 0.5928 BTC [+] -307020;1345570206;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://static.quickmeme.com/media/social/qm.gif -307019;1345570233;mircea_popescu;ive me an example of pornographic music. Make sure you include all the latest Supreme Court interpretations for what “pornographic” means. Show me how pornographic music can exist; then differentiate it from erotic, and then ask me the question again. Personally, I think Indian music is quite erotic, very seductive. Some good shit there. Glandular. It’s nice. You’re not talking about any of the Eagles’ records, are you? Yo -307018;1345570233;mircea_popescu;u wouldn’t be talking about Stay, by Jackson Browne, which you must admit – is getting pornographic. If you’ve heard the original, you know that Jackson Browne’s version is getting there. You know where he says, “The roadies don’t mind”? Know what that means. don’t you? Hey, huh. He’s slippin’ it in there, boy. -307017;1345570239;rg;lol -307016;1345570241;mircea_popescu;ok. anyone got any ideea what that's about ? -307015;1345570245;rg;you guys are so quick to say 'drop that client' -307014;1345570247;rg;we are a small business -307013;1345570252;rg;we need all the customers we can get -307012;1345570255;mircea_popescu;i knew the song, i just re-listened... wth. it's tame. -307011;1345570258;rg;must be nice to run businesse who make a zillion dollars -307010;1345570259;rg;but we do not -307009;1345570293;smickles;EmanuelDeOrtego: is that supposed to be a blank webpage? -307008;1345570301;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2400 @ 0.00102546 = 2.4611 BTC [+] -307007;1345570307;BTCHero;rg: the system for pms on the forums blow though -307006;1345570315;EmanuelDeOrtego;smickles: No. -307005;1345570337;rg;it doesnt email me when he messages me -307004;1345570343;rg;which is .. the sucks -307003;1345570367;smickles;mircea_popescu: maybe he was giving the interviewer shit because of the mildly hostile questions earlier -307002;1345570375;mircea_popescu;was he ? -307001;1345570383;mircea_popescu;the man is a mystery, an enigma wrapped in a riddle. -307000;1345570394;smickles;at some points, it seemd he was doing so -306999;1345570425;smickles;also, earlier, i should've quoted your statement about english bein kept around and said "how's that going for you?" -306998;1345570433;mircea_popescu;lol -306997;1345570443;mircea_popescu;you know what the french call esprit d'escallier ? -306996;1345570469;mircea_popescu;(with just one l bien sur) -306995;1345570499;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1029 = 0.4116 BTC [+] -306994;1345570519;smickles;? -306993;1345570536;mircea_popescu;it's this expression for good retorts that come to you not in the hall -306992;1345570539;mircea_popescu;but on the staircase -306991;1345570542;smickles;i'm uncultured swine -306990;1345570545;mircea_popescu;(ie, after you left, after it's cut and dried etc) -306989;1345570561;smickles;ah -306988;1345570588;smickles;no wonder i thought of an escalator when i saw that -306987;1345570603;mircea_popescu;escalator punchline. -306986;1345570612;EmanuelDeOrtego;too much wine -306985;1345570617;EmanuelDeOrtego;but it was so good -306984;1345570719;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://i.imgur.com/i7OlG.gif -306983;1345570922;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [-] -306982;1345571005;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.73 = 18.25 BTC [-] -306981;1345571059;smickles;.py echo ';;later tell EmanuelDeOrtego [roulette]' -306980;1345571061;markac;SyntaxError: invalid syntax (, line 1) -306979;1345571065;smickles;bah -306978;1345571256;mircea_popescu;.py echo ";;later tell EmanuelDeOrtego [roulette]" -306977;1345571256;markac;SyntaxError: invalid syntax (, line 1) -306976;1345571262;mircea_popescu;.py echo "?" -306975;1345571263;markac;SyntaxError: invalid syntax (, line 1) -306974;1345571273;mircea_popescu;.py echo 2*3 -306973;1345571273;markac;SyntaxError: invalid syntax (, line 1) -306972;1345571276;mircea_popescu;hum -306971;1345571279;EmanuelDeOrtego;what the hell -306970;1345571390;smickles;markac is markac'd? -306969;1345571579;kakobreklaa;mornin -306968;1345571593;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13899 BTC [-] -306967;1345571649;EskimoBob;who broke the forum? -306966;1345571668;kakobreklaa;ya -306965;1345571669;kakobreklaa;wtf -306964;1345571669;kakobreklaa;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=78.0 -306963;1345571679;kakobreklaa;just wanted to check how unpopular -306962;1345571683;kakobreklaa;my new thread is -306961;1345571689;mircea_popescu;what, still dead ? -306960;1345571698;kakobreklaa;it was up a few min ago -306959;1345571741;EskimoBob;"Table './bitcoin/smf_sessions' is marked as crashed and should be repaired" -306958;1345571837;kakobreklaa;16:56.48 ( Muis ) so how are you going to make profit with 1 satoshi -306957;1345571842;kakobreklaa;hehe -306956;1345571927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4064 @ 0.00037165 = 1.5104 BTC [-] -306955;1345571948;EmanuelDeOrtego;Trade 1 Satoshi for 2 Satoshis -306954;1345571986;kakobreklaa;well this is fuckin dissapoiting -306953;1345572012;kakobreklaa;one (canceled) request on smpake since i went to sleep -306952;1345572018;kakobreklaa;and thats it -306951;1345572028;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa stiff upper lip. -306950;1345572067;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 40 @ 0.153 = 6.12 BTC [-] -306949;1345572069;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 12 @ 0.154 = 1.848 BTC [+] -306948;1345572186;BTCHero;yes -306947;1345572201;BTCHero;all my tygrr bond-a got sold -306946;1345572253;mircea_popescu;is this the uninsured series ? -306945;1345572270;BTCHero;it is a mining bond -306944;1345572312;mircea_popescu;o, no relation to pirate ? -306943;1345572349;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 244 @ 0.01 = 2.44 BTC -306942;1345572352;BTCHero;no -306941;1345572394;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 20 @ 0.101 = 2.02 BTC [-] -306940;1345572431;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7101337 BTC [-] -306939;1345572433;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 39 @ 0.71 = 27.69 BTC [-] -306938;1345572441;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -306937;1345572450;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [-] -306936;1345572479;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.67 BTC [+] -306935;1345572594;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.66 BTC [-] -306934;1345572595;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.61 = 1.83 BTC [-] -306933;1345573006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 312 @ 0.00370844 = 1.157 BTC [+] -306932;1345573080;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/zQHv4.gif -306931;1345573097;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -306930;1345573102;EmanuelDeOrtego;I can't believe that's real -306929;1345573116;mircea_popescu;ehehe -306928;1345573118;mircea_popescu;it's so... cute. -306927;1345573161;mircea_popescu;it also is quite wantonly heretical in any eastern view on the matter. -306926;1345573170;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.61 = 24.4 BTC [-] -306925;1345573429;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.941 = 4.705 BTC [-] -306924;1345573430;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9401 = 3.7604 BTC [-] -306923;1345573432;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -306922;1345573653;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 55 @ 0.01 = 0.55 BTC -306921;1345573833;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.052 = 0.26 BTC [+] -306920;1345573886;nefario;How is the speed at GLBSE now? -306919;1345573890;nefario;improved? -306918;1345573910;kakobrekla;!ticker gigamining -306917;1345573915;bitfoo;nefario: yes, I like it -306916;1345573925;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 1.0062] [Ask: 1.0354] [Spread: 0.0292] [Last: 1.0354] [24hVol: 435.6961] [7dAvg: 1.0155733] -306915;1345573933;kakobrekla;took a month. -306914;1345573934;bitfoo;way more usable -306913;1345573942;mircea_popescu; nefario : i hate to be the onle to say thios... but about the same. 5-10 seconds. -306912;1345573944;mircea_popescu;bout same as then. -306911;1345573967;nefario;why are you quoting yourself? -306910;1345573982;mircea_popescu;cause you asked it before and i think you left -306909;1345573987;nefario;also mircea_popescu where are you based? -306908;1345573992;nefario;oh ok -306907;1345573995;mircea_popescu;timisoara, romania. -306906;1345574006;nefario;you might be having the same issue that I am -306905;1345574011;mircea_popescu;dns ? -306904;1345574015;nefario;no -306903;1345574019;nefario;just farther away -306902;1345574024;mircea_popescu;where is it lets see -306901;1345574025;nefario;more hops and ping time etc -306900;1345574032;nefario;US -306899;1345574037;bitfoo;it's noticeably faster for me (US) -306898;1345574046;mircea_popescu;well my server is also in the us, i see little latency there -306897;1345574058;nefario;meh -306896;1345574062;nefario;have some more to do -306895;1345574098;mircea_popescu;http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/?testurl=https%3A%2F%2Fglbse.com%2Fassets#!/MVnYlmtl7/https://glbse.com/assets -306894;1345574111;mircea_popescu;says about 2 seconds -306893;1345574116;mircea_popescu;whicyh is a lot less than wehat im seeing. -306892;1345574118;mircea_popescu;so maybe location. -306891;1345574121;EmanuelDeOrtego;check your ipos, nefario, when you can -306890;1345574155;mircea_popescu;http://www.webpagetest.org/result/120821_Z0_D70/ -306889;1345574167;nefario;EmanuelDeOrtego: whats happening with your BITKOIN asset? -306888;1345574168;mircea_popescu;this one says 5 secs 13 secs, which is about what i see. -306887;1345574204;nefario;where is that site based? -306886;1345574207;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: The project was proven not to be profitable after I discovered someone else doing the same thing. -306885;1345574216;mircea_popescu;From: Dulles, VA - IE 8 - DSL -306884;1345574216;mircea_popescu;Tuesday August 21, 18:35:20 GMT+0300 2012 -306883;1345574231;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: I bought all the shares out. I missed 3 but I got them. -306882;1345574235;nefario;Have you posted on the forums? -306881;1345574243;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nope. Never had. Heh. -306880;1345574292;EmanuelDeOrtego;I don't keep going forward with something that has a high chance of failure. -306879;1345574347;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.098799 = 0.8892 BTC [+] -306878;1345574348;nefario;thats fine -306877;1345574352;nefario;just need to communicate it -306876;1345574364;nefario;and I think make teh accounts involved public -306875;1345574374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00036989 = 3.6619 BTC [-] -306874;1345574401;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: I'll be sure to do so in the future. -306873;1345574483;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00101111 = 2.0222 BTC [-] -306872;1345574484;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7357 @ 0.00100509 = 7.3944 BTC [-] -306871;1345574488;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 5 @ 0.98789 = 4.9395 BTC [-] -306870;1345574490;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9879 BTC [+] -306869;1345574491;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.99 = 3.96 BTC [+] -306868;1345574537;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 10 @ 0.25 = 2.5 BTC [+] -306867;1345574697;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.051 BTC [-] -306866;1345574699;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -306865;1345574699;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.0499 = 0.0998 BTC [-] -306864;1345574700;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.04903 = 0.2452 BTC [-] -306863;1345574702;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.049 = 0.49 BTC [-] -306862;1345574703;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.047 BTC [-] -306861;1345574727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32200 @ 0.00036989 = 11.9105 BTC [-] -306860;1345574728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00036687 = 0.8071 BTC [-] -306859;1345574730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4075 @ 0.00035661 = 1.4532 BTC [-] -306858;1345574731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21066 @ 0.0003536 = 7.4489 BTC [-] -306857;1345574732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5183 @ 0.00035311 = 1.8302 BTC [-] -306856;1345574733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00034965 = 7.2028 BTC [-] -306855;1345574735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14676 @ 0.00034759 = 5.1012 BTC [-] -306854;1345574786;nefario;mircea_popescu: how about now, any improvement? -306853;1345574796;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -306852;1345574810;mircea_popescu;about 5 seconds -306851;1345574818;nefario;hmmm -306850;1345574826;nefario;pretty fucking weird -306849;1345574853;mircea_popescu;clicked on gigamining page. -306848;1345574861;mircea_popescu;about 15 secs ago still not loaded. -306847;1345574867;MoneyIsDebt;it's about 3 secs here in Malaysia -306846;1345574875;mircea_popescu;now it popped -306845;1345574876;MoneyIsDebt;quite an improvement -306844;1345574924;mircea_popescu;hey MoneyIsDebt is it ever droughty in malaysia ? -306843;1345574950;MoneyIsDebt;Nope. Rains almost every day. -306842;1345574955;mircea_popescu;i gotta get out of here. -306841;1345574955;MoneyIsDebt;For about an hour. -306840;1345574961;mircea_popescu;it hasn't rained since... may ? june ? -306839;1345574979;mircea_popescu;i think i used 20 tons of water just for keeping the lawn on life support. -306838;1345574990;MoneyIsDebt;we don't have gypsies and vampires though -306837;1345574997;mircea_popescu;so i bring some. -306836;1345575006;nefario;see -306835;1345575012;mircea_popescu;they don;t have cali chicks in romania, i brought some along. -306834;1345575012;nefario;international trade makes everyone richer -306833;1345575016;mircea_popescu;lol -306832;1345575031;MoneyIsDebt;yeah I saw that, on your other website -306831;1345575044;mircea_popescu;i think this could be my middle name -306830;1345575050;mircea_popescu;Mircea "Your other website" Popescu -306829;1345575063;kakobrekla;lol -306828;1345575087;MoneyIsDebt;variant of the classic bumpersticker. My other website is 4chan -306827;1345575110;mircea_popescu;my other stained shirt has bosco on it -306826;1345575377;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3100 @ 0.0010125 = 3.1388 BTC [+] -306825;1345575384;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.62 = 9.3 BTC [+] -306824;1345575386;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 57 @ 0.61 = 34.77 BTC [-] -306823;1345575387;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 1.0354 = 6.2124 BTC [+] -306822;1345575387;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.0355 BTC [+] -306821;1345575559;nefario;mircea_popescu: what do you mean by bosco? -306820;1345575600;mircea_popescu;http://www.boscoworld.com/ -306819;1345575604;mircea_popescu;you never saw it ?! -306818;1345575627;nefario;aha -306817;1345575667;smickles;lol -306816;1345575671;smickles;usagi: http://youtu.be/eWpjZ3dY2ug -306815;1345575683;smickles;near perfect timing -306814;1345575694;nefario;we had bosco in Ireland when I was growing up -306813;1345575747;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ireland is so awesome -306812;1345575766;nefario;not really -306811;1345575772;mircea_popescu;i kinda like it. -306810;1345575773;nefario;if it was then I'd be there -306809;1345575776;mircea_popescu;freckles and cute upturned noses -306808;1345575783;nefario;http://lambertpuppettheatre.ie/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/bosco.jpg -306807;1345575787;nefario;bosco in ireland -306806;1345575796;nefario;so not the same thing -306805;1345575797;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -306804;1345575802;mircea_popescu;a -306803;1345575829;nefario;also if you like ireland you must like being unemployed -306802;1345575842;nefario;because thats all there is for people not working for the gov -306801;1345575844;mircea_popescu;i was never employed. -306800;1345575850;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: I just like the family-centered culture I hear about on TV -306799;1345575863;EmanuelDeOrtego;but that might be bollocks -306798;1345575870;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.451 = 0.902 BTC [-] -306797;1345575872;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 34 @ 0.45 = 15.3 BTC [-] -306796;1345575878;nefario;EmanuelDeOrtego: it's mostly bollox -306795;1345575883;nefario;it's the same as the UK -306794;1345575891;EmanuelDeOrtego;nevermind then -306793;1345575903;mircea_popescu;i think belgium is the family centered culture -306792;1345575911;mircea_popescu;pretty much everyone i know there has likle 3+ kids -306791;1345575920;mircea_popescu;and they spend most of the day dicking around with them too. -306790;1345575948;EmanuelDeOrtego;Better than "send my kid off to daycare" America -306789;1345575958;mircea_popescu;maybe. -306788;1345575979;mircea_popescu;honestly, i don't really like adults who spend a lot of time with kids. it makes them mentally slower and in general quite boring. -306787;1345576001;nefario;unless -306786;1345576008;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: hanging out with kids is great, they don't realize how bad the world sucks yet -306785;1345576008;nefario;you give the kids lsd -306784;1345576014;nefario;then they;re loads of fun -306783;1345576015;mircea_popescu;ahaha -306782;1345576030;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6443 @ 0.00100509 = 6.4758 BTC [-] -306781;1345576031;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.00100053 = 3.0016 BTC [-] -306780;1345576033;mircea_popescu;"any kids left unsupervised will be given one complimentary large espresso and a puppy" -306779;1345576033;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7017 @ 0.00095898 = 6.7292 BTC [-] -306778;1345576035;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.605 BTC [-] -306777;1345576036;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 19 @ 0.6 = 11.4 BTC [-] -306776;1345576038;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [-] -306775;1345576048;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i kinda like the world tbh. -306774;1345576065;smickles;me too :) -306773;1345576078;smickles;it could be better, but it could also be worse -306772;1345576098;smickles;tho, that's the anthropic fallacy, isn't it? -306771;1345576115;mircea_popescu;it's no fallacy. when i was a kid the entire sysrtem collapsed around me. -306770;1345576119;mircea_popescu;then i made a lot of money -306769;1345576121;mircea_popescu;then i retired -306768;1345576123;mircea_popescu;then i got bored -306767;1345576129;mircea_popescu;now the entire world is collapsing around me redux -306766;1345576131;mircea_popescu;what's not to like ? -306765;1345576180;smickles;it (like most fallacies) is a fallacy of form, likely the idea behind my statement is correct, but i presented it in a flawed way -306764;1345576224;smickles;basically, i said 'the world is good because it is this way' -306763;1345576239;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's called Taoism -306762;1345576242;EmanuelDeOrtego;Welcome. -306761;1345576243;mircea_popescu;lol -306760;1345576244;smickles;such a lame, meaningless statement -306759;1345576246;mircea_popescu;ever read voltaire btw ? -306758;1345576255;mircea_popescu;pangloss came up with the ideea i think -306757;1345576263;EmanuelDeOrtego;I need to. -306756;1345576277;smickles;voltaire was a contenential, right? -306755;1345576299;mircea_popescu;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candide -306754;1345576308;mircea_popescu;he's one of the pillars of human culture. albeit he was french. -306753;1345576324;smickles;I haven't ever been able to make sense of contenental philosophy -306752;1345576337;mircea_popescu;it's continental you know -306751;1345576344;mircea_popescu;cause yurp is a continent not a contention -306750;1345576451;mircea_popescu;anyway, candide is satire. -306749;1345576491;mod6;candide is funny for sure -306748;1345576537;mircea_popescu;ya, not a bad read for a lazy afternoon -306747;1345576626;usagi;www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Wp5l-6ZxE6c#t=192s -306746;1345576690;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3600 @ 0.0010125 = 3.645 BTC [+] -306745;1345576698;EmanuelDeOrtego;usagi: I feel like I am in some weird version of Paper Mario. -306744;1345577472;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.052 = 0.208 BTC [+] -306743;1345577728;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 4 @ 1.2489 = 4.9956 BTC [+] -306742;1345577742;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.09298999 = 0.4649 BTC [+] -306741;1345577773;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 1.249 BTC [+] -306740;1345577790;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 11 @ 0.052 = 0.572 BTC [+] -306739;1345577801;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1029 = 0.2058 BTC [+] -306738;1345577807;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.098799 BTC [+] -306737;1345577864;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.06026058 = 60.2606 BTC [+] -306736;1345577986;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 10 @ 0.299 = 2.99 BTC [+] -306735;1345578017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00036511 = 5.002 BTC [+] -306734;1345578169;smickles;oh lol, "The Baron's lady weighed about three hundred and fifty pounds, and was therefore a person of great consideration, …" -306733;1345578181;mircea_popescu;:D -306732;1345578182;mod6;hahah -306731;1345578192;mircea_popescu;i like smickles, he's what you call an inquiring mind. -306730;1345578216;BTC-Mining;smickles: what? From where did you quote that? -306729;1345578219;smickles;well, i want to know -306728;1345578224;smickles;candide -306727;1345578241;BTC-Mining;Ah -306726;1345578279;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.098799 = 0.6916 BTC [+] -306725;1345578736;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdVUSZ_PDd8 -306724;1345579027;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10400 @ 0.00101944 = 10.6022 BTC [+] -306723;1345579115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41536 @ 0.0003701 = 15.3725 BTC [+] -306722;1345579116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56000 @ 0.00037172 = 20.8163 BTC [+] -306721;1345579118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00038174 = 5.9551 BTC [+] -306720;1345579119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11864 @ 0.00038179 = 4.5296 BTC [+] -306719;1345579576;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.098799 = 0.494 BTC [+] -306718;1345579702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52717 @ 0.00038179 = 20.1268 BTC [+] -306717;1345579704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25900 @ 0.00038455 = 9.9598 BTC [+] -306716;1345579705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6383 @ 0.00040178 = 2.5646 BTC [+] -306715;1345579861;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.87180067 BTC [+] -306714;1345579887;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -306713;1345579968;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 3 @ 1.1799 = 3.5397 BTC [+] -306712;1345579970;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 2 @ 1.1799 = 2.3598 BTC [+] -306711;1345580085;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -306710;1345580093;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.0063 BTC [-] -306709;1345580095;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0062 = 4.0248 BTC [-] -306708;1345580096;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 1.0061 = 7.0427 BTC [-] -306707;1345580096;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 158 @ 0.961 = 151.838 BTC [-] -306706;1345580163;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.098799 = 0.494 BTC [+] -306705;1345580195;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1029 BTC [+] -306704;1345580260;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.10097 BTC [-] -306703;1345580385;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC -306702;1345580393;BTC-Mining;WOAH -306701;1345580409;BTC-Mining;BITCOINMINV has a copy/pasted text from my thread on their website -306700;1345580425;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1029 = 0.3087 BTC [+] -306699;1345580431;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC -306698;1345580450;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.098799 = 0.494 BTC [+] -306697;1345580470;BTC-Mining;and on their thread -306696;1345580600;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.098799 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -306695;1345581089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00370844 = 1.6688 BTC [+] -306694;1345581140;rg;sue them -306693;1345581176;BTC-Mining;-.- -306692;1345581178;BTC-Mining;right -306691;1345581411;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 50 @ 0.5 = 25 BTC [-] -306690;1345581512;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -306689;1345581513;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 16 @ 0.45 = 7.2 BTC [-] -306688;1345581654;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 1.0001 = 5.0005 BTC [-] -306687;1345581676;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 7 @ 1 = 7 BTC [-] -306686;1345581705;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0515 BTC [-] -306685;1345581706;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.051 BTC [-] -306684;1345581707;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 9 @ 0.047 = 0.423 BTC [-] -306683;1345582079;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining sux. -306682;1345582353;agath;it's just your opinion -306681;1345582370;mircea_popescu;what is ? -306680;1345582379;agath;I find mining very profitable... -306679;1345582388;agath;if you aren't good in doing it then why do you need to tell that it sux? -306678;1345582407;agath;you can say "I am not good in mining" -306677;1345582422;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [+] -306676;1345582484;mircea_popescu;man. BTC-Mining complained about someone stealing his contract -306675;1345582488;mircea_popescu;and i said that it sucks -306674;1345582497;mircea_popescu;as in, not a nice thing, too bad, etc. -306673;1345582498;kakobrekla;lol -306672;1345582524;mircea_popescu;for the record, i never mined, because of either being lazy or not thinking im good at it, whichever you prefer. -306671;1345582527;agath;ah I understood something different.. so I eat back my words -306670;1345582550;kakobrekla;it was a bit unclear :) -306669;1345582563;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1029 = 0.2058 BTC [+] -306668;1345582563;mircea_popescu;not my fault the guy's name infringes copyright :D -306667;1345582623;mircea_popescu;is 0.05 high for dmc or low ? i forget -306666;1345582626;mircea_popescu;!ticker dmc -306665;1345582629;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.03500201] [Ask: 0.052] [Spread: 0.01699799] [Last: 0.047] [24hVol: 13.89045002] [7dAvg: 0.04845765] -306664;1345582675;kakobrekla;lol mp -306663;1345582681;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.052 = 0.26 BTC [+] -306662;1345582727;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.052 BTC [+] -306661;1345582788;rdponticelli_;Well, it IPOed at 1 -306660;1345582825;kakobrekla;hm -306659;1345582844;kakobrekla;i think we should not be using past tense since there are still ipo shares to be bought -306658;1345582851;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.42 = 0.84 BTC [-] -306657;1345582858;rdponticelli_;Yes -306656;1345582863;kakobrekla;IPO != bitcoin IPO :) -306655;1345582867;rdponticelli_;It's IPOing at 1 -306654;1345582875;rdponticelli_;:) -306653;1345582893;gabbynot;PPT's are crashing again. -306652;1345582961;rdponticelli_;Somebody's buying his debt really cheap -306651;1345583005;mircea_popescu;it's already 42 cents to the dollar ? -306650;1345583010;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 170 @ 0.00028 = 0.0476 BTC [+] -306649;1345583011;mircea_popescu;this doth not look good at all does it. -306648;1345583065;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think somebody knows Pirate has failed. -306647;1345583073;gabbynot;still no pirate payments…people are getting nervous -306646;1345583108;Chaaaang-Noi;42 cents on the dollar is pretty good -306645;1345583113;gabbynot;i'm staying out of that game - i don't know either way -306644;1345583118;rdponticelli_;People are getting desperate -306643;1345583142;rg;haha -306642;1345583151;rg;no reason for panic? hmm i better panic! -306641;1345583182;rg;heh -306640;1345583186;rg;someone wanted some bitvps shares -306639;1345583188;rg;!ticker s.bvps -306638;1345583189;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00363919 / 0.00368828 / 0.00370844 (1721 shares, 6.35 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00314513 / 0.00435 (86399 shares, 271.74 BTC) -306637;1345583275;rg;i think its interesting everyone wants to invest in satoshidice -306636;1345583285;rg;as even their webste says they pay out 99% of profit -306635;1345583303;mircea_popescu;not that many real revenue streams in btc. -306634;1345583318;mircea_popescu;sooner or later people will realise the value of revenue stream in deflationary currency. -306633;1345583325;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 155 @ 0.098799 = 15.3138 BTC [+] -306632;1345583400;rg;yea yeah -306631;1345583409;rg;big words -306630;1345583417;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102299.0 -306629;1345583463;mircea_popescu;good drama ? -306628;1345583483;kakobrekla;i give him a scammer tag. -306627;1345583488;kakobrekla;id -306626;1345583504;mircea_popescu;well known dollar auction -306625;1345583507;mircea_popescu;.g dollar auction -306624;1345583508;markac;mircea_popescu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_auction -306623;1345583513;kakobrekla;need to change back keyboard -306622;1345583527;kakobrekla;spilled one yesterday with Coke™ -306621;1345583550;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1029 BTC [+] -306620;1345583681;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 83 @ 0.1029 = 8.5407 BTC [+] -306619;1345583981;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 136 @ 0.0001195 = 0.0163 BTC [+] -306618;1345584005;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -306617;1345584025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2107 @ 0.00036511 = 0.7693 BTC [-] -306616;1345584028;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.03539 BTC [+] -306615;1345584435;smickles;wtf time of the day is "the 28th Eastern time." -306614;1345584478;EmanuelDeOrtego;He means when the clock strikes midnight -306613;1345584481;EmanuelDeOrtego;Eastern -306612;1345584489;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 5 @ 0.101 = 0.505 BTC [-] -306611;1345584506;mircea_popescu;teh world famous jackrabbit slim's eastern midnight! -306610;1345584559;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol he just fixed it too -306609;1345584569;EmanuelDeOrtego;Coincomm, are you here? -306608;1345584578;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 6 @ 0.01 = 0.06 BTC -306607;1345584908;rg;lol -306606;1345584911;rg;hey satoshidice -306605;1345584915;rg;thanks for the 20 btc -306604;1345584943;mircea_popescu;ahaha nowai ? -306603;1345584950;rg;yep -306602;1345584953;mircea_popescu;lol wd. -306601;1345584959;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 8 @ 0.26 = 2.08 BTC [+] -306600;1345584960;rg;total luck -306599;1345584961;rg;obviously -306598;1345584968;mircea_popescu;skill baby -306597;1345584973;mircea_popescu;do it with 2000 nao -306596;1345584976;rg;i just did the same bet 4 times in a row -306595;1345584985;rg;3 minutes spaced between -306594;1345584986;rg;lol -306593;1345585014;rg;what's with the less than 1 -306592;1345585016;rg;that never happens.. -306591;1345585021;mircea_popescu;0 ? -306590;1345585130;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF-AG-INDEX] 17 @ 0.175 = 2.975 BTC [+] -306589;1345585322;rg;"amount" : 8.01489200, -306588;1345585324;rg;lol ok ill take that -306587;1345585326;rg;thanks SD -306586;1345585359;mircea_popescu;dude srsly. -306585;1345585360;mircea_popescu;stop! -306584;1345585364;mircea_popescu;while you're ahead. -306583;1345585405;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67EaMezOKUw -306582;1345585474;rg;sadly -306581;1345585478;rg;i made more in 15 minutes on SD -306580;1345585482;rg;than i did with my litecoin deposit -306579;1345585484;rg;for the whole week -306578;1345585485;rg;;< -306577;1345585487;mircea_popescu;lol -306576;1345585495;rg;well -306575;1345585496;rg;almost -306574;1345585499;mircea_popescu;now you can buy their shares -306573;1345585501;rg;... really almost -306572;1345585501;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.76699999 BTC [+] -306571;1345585504;mircea_popescu;and make a cut of all ulterior suckers. -306570;1345585505;rg;yeah right -306569;1345585508;rg;have you seen the buys listed? -306568;1345585513;rg;theres thousands of BTC -306567;1345585529;mircea_popescu;so ? -306566;1345585534;mircea_popescu;the total sold is like 30k -306565;1345585585;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, I made a bet on that dollar auction. -306564;1345585595;EmanuelDeOrtego;I might win considering Bitcointalk isn't super retarded -306563;1345585596;rg;"amount" : 2.00334800, -306562;1345585598;rg;won again -306561;1345585607;mircea_popescu;dude srlsy. -306560;1345585613;mircea_popescu;somebody walk over to rg and smack him -306559;1345585621;rg;pff -306558;1345585624;rg;i just made hundreds of dollars -306557;1345585629;rg;betting 1 BTC -306556;1345585631;rg;gimmie a break -306555;1345585733;EmanuelDeOrtego;SatoshiDice? -306554;1345585744;EmanuelDeOrtego;You're kidding me. -306553;1345585753;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 10 @ 1.18 = 11.8 BTC [+] -306552;1345585781;rg;"amount" : 2.00334800, -306551;1345585782;rg;AGAIN -306550;1345585782;copumpkin;rg: the laws of probability say that if you keep trying, you'll lose it all again :) that's how casinos are made of gold and shit like that -306549;1345585782;rg;hahaha -306548;1345585796;mircea_popescu;copumpkin will he listen ? no he won't listen -306547;1345585807;mircea_popescu;rg is on a god given quest to suffer from all possible addictions -306546;1345585817;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg will eventually bet all of BitVPS on SatoshiDice -306545;1345585822;EmanuelDeOrtego;and Evoorhees will own it -306544;1345585843;mircea_popescu;merger! /me fees. -306543;1345585876;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 20 @ 1.1799 = 23.598 BTC [+] -306542;1345585880;EmanuelDeOrtego;Evoorhees looks Jewish so I would trust that guy with anything. -306541;1345585882;rg;yeah im going to lose bitvps by losing 1 btc -306540;1345585886;rg;right.. -306539;1345585891;mircea_popescu;do it enough times... -306538;1345585893;rg;minus the other 35 btc i earned -306537;1345585896;rg;dude -306536;1345585898;rg;do you understand -306535;1345585900;rg;i havent lost once -306534;1345585904;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg, you're doing it right -306533;1345585910;mircea_popescu;no rg we are incomprehensiblified. -306532;1345585917;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego do i look like a jew ? -306531;1345585921;EmanuelDeOrtego;He's not even betting all of his winnings. -306530;1345585926;rg;EmanuelDeOrtego: the only proper way to win -306529;1345585929;rg;is to play one day -306528;1345585931;rg;then never EVER -306527;1345585933;rg;play again -306526;1345585941;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg gets it -306525;1345585946;EmanuelDeOrtego;He doesn't need to be parented -306524;1345585964;mircea_popescu;i just do it cause he's cute when he gets ruffled. -306523;1345585980;rg;dont know much about history -306522;1345585984;rg;dont know much about biology -306521;1345585987;rg;dont know much about science book -306520;1345585991;rg;dont know much about the french i took -306519;1345585994;rg;but i do know that i love you -306518;1345586000;rg;and i know that if yuo love me so -306517;1345586017;EmanuelDeOrtego;okkkkaaayyyy -306516;1345586020;Azelphur;I know that rg likes singing -306515;1345586045;rg;ok this is the last time im betting -306514;1345586048;rg;i better lose this bet -306513;1345586053;rg;then ill feel better -306512;1345586060;mircea_popescu;250 ftw -306511;1345586063;rg;ROTF -306510;1345586064;rg;won -306509;1345586075;mircea_popescu;he;'s gonna ruin my fucken ipo -306508;1345586078;EmanuelDeOrtego;Somebody else lost though -306507;1345586082;mircea_popescu;sd goes bkrupt by friday -306506;1345586088;rg;mircea_popescu: haha -306505;1345586095;rg;fluke gives rg 3000 btc -306504;1345586103;rg;i would probbaly give half of it back -306503;1345586104;EmanuelDeOrtego;SatoshiDice was losing money at one point. -306502;1345586111;rg;if there was a fluke -306501;1345586147;EmanuelDeOrtego;Are you talking about that woman who thinks not being entitled to birth control is a war against women? -306500;1345586155;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego they could in principle lose the house, who's to say someone doesn't get lucky on the 64k x thing 18 million times in a row -306499;1345586170;EmanuelDeOrtego;but the chances -306498;1345586173;EmanuelDeOrtego;are so small -306497;1345586175;rg;im pretty 100% sure -306496;1345586175;mircea_popescu;kinda low ya -306495;1345586178;rg;there are bots doing satoshidice -306494;1345586183;mircea_popescu;why ? -306493;1345586185;rg;doing penny bets -306492;1345586187;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nah, you think? -306491;1345586189;mircea_popescu;rg you see robots everywhere -306490;1345586191;mircea_popescu;fetishist -306489;1345586193;rg;i wonder how much they wion -306488;1345586194;rg;win* -306487;1345586195;rg;if anything -306486;1345586199;rg;theres no formula -306485;1345586207;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg, they were ruining SatoshiDice at one point. -306484;1345586214;rg;oh -306483;1345586216;EmanuelDeOrtego;Evorhees had to raise the house advantage. -306482;1345586219;rg;then they changed the % -306481;1345586245;mircea_popescu;lmao so now the forum people are hating on DeaDTerra for making them a passthrough -306480;1345586256;mircea_popescu;in the end they'd hate on tarantino if he brought them naked uma thurman -306479;1345586260;mircea_popescu;cause her nail color -306478;1345586321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48500 @ 0.00036695 = 17.7971 BTC [+] -306477;1345586321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00036511 = 1.0953 BTC [-] -306476;1345586323;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.61000001 = 18.3 BTC [-] -306475;1345586329;kakobrekla;url to hating? -306474;1345586357;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.524 = 2.096 BTC [+] -306473;1345586358;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.525 BTC [+] -306472;1345586412;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1120714#msg1120714 and before -306471;1345586439;rg;oh nice loks like satoshidice is finally diversifying -306470;1345586442;rg;they have a new kind of game -306469;1345586444;rg;that's good -306468;1345586462;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170N] 1 @ 0.95202152 BTC [+] -306467;1345586472;mircea_popescu;that progressive thing ? -306466;1345586519;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -306465;1345586529;rg;yeah -306464;1345586532;rg;it has crazy low odds -306463;1345586540;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00101944 = 1.6311 BTC [+] -306462;1345586542;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00102458 = 2.0492 BTC [+] -306461;1345586559;rg;# Win Odds: 0.06184% -306460;1345586612;EmanuelDeOrtego;So if anyone won the 64,000x bet -306459;1345586616;EmanuelDeOrtego;SatoshiDice would bust -306458;1345586627;mircea_popescu;there's a max -306457;1345586633;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 26 @ 0.61000001 = 15.86 BTC [-] -306456;1345586634;mircea_popescu;they'd be out what, 650 btc ? -306455;1345586638;EmanuelDeOrtego;oh -306454;1345586644;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, that's less meaningful -306453;1345586658;rg;250 -306452;1345586666;rg;ern o -306451;1345586669;rg;you're talking about something else -306450;1345586683;mircea_popescu;.py 0.050 * 64000 -306449;1345586684;markac;3200.0 -306448;1345586690;mircea_popescu;3.2k a fair chunk -306447;1345586701;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.61000001 = 3.05 BTC [-] -306446;1345586703;mircea_popescu;aactually... 1% of the comp. -306445;1345586715;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [-] -306444;1345586799;rg;"category" : "receive", -306443;1345586800;rg;"amount" : 4.00719600, -306442;1345586807;rg;why... cant i lose? -306441;1345586819;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.61000002 BTC [+] -306440;1345586821;smickles;variance -306439;1345586821;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 24 @ 0.61000001 = 14.64 BTC [-] -306438;1345586844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00037725 = 3.5839 BTC [+] -306437;1345586845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19800 @ 0.00036511 = 7.2292 BTC [-] -306436;1345586856;mircea_popescu;lol how much are you up ? -306435;1345586869;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -306434;1345586874;rg;30.69 btc -306433;1345586879;mircea_popescu;so you did lose some -306432;1345586882;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1037 = 0.6222 BTC [+] -306431;1345586884;rg;no -306430;1345586887;rg;i counted wrong the first tmie -306429;1345586891;mircea_popescu;weren't you 35 a -306428;1345586896;rg;i was including a transaction that wasnt satoshidice -306427;1345586906;rg;they all look similar -306426;1345586929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19103 @ 0.00036511 = 6.9747 BTC [-] -306425;1345586943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2970 @ 0.00035701 = 1.0603 BTC [-] -306424;1345586945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00038269 = 2.6788 BTC [+] -306423;1345586946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10030 @ 0.00039262 = 3.938 BTC [+] -306422;1345587014;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.8499 = 1.6998 BTC [+] -306421;1345587021;rg;slol someone bid 15 btc -306420;1345587023;rg;in one bid -306419;1345587026;rg;damn that's insane -306418;1345587030;rg;;;calc 15 * [ticker --last] -306417;1345587032;gribble;150.7515 -306416;1345587038;rg;to lose 150.75 in one bet -306415;1345587045;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -306414;1345587046;rg;glad i dont have the guts for that -306413;1345587059;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg, that was likely a bot -306412;1345587065;EmanuelDeOrtego;that intends to make it back -306411;1345587066;rg;they actully won -306410;1345587083;rg;bid 15 btc, got 20 back -306409;1345587097;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.8989 = 1.7978 BTC [+] -306408;1345587098;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.8999 BTC [+] -306407;1345587100;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 19 @ 0.9 = 17.1 BTC [+] -306406;1345587110;rg;just seems silly to me -306405;1345587112;rg;to risk that much -306404;1345587177;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.399 = 1.596 BTC [-] -306403;1345587344;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1037 = 0.9333 BTC [+] -306402;1345587422;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13898 BTC [-] -306401;1345587500;BTCHero;What does nyanc do now that pirate is gone -306400;1345587502;BTC-Mining;Some lost 250 BTC in one bid =/ -306399;1345587536;smickles;DeaDTerra: ! -306398;1345587537;BTCHero;i get that it pays what isn't paid to a and b but surely there aren't many investments over 2% -306397;1345587555;smickles;"Management will be manual, I am not sure if it even can be automated?" -306396;1345587572;smickles;i kow it can be automated -306395;1345587574;rg;[15:17] Some lost 250 BTC in one bid =/ -306394;1345587590;rg;SOMEONE won 1070.92083333 BTC -306393;1345587604;DeaDTerra;Smickles! -306392;1345587613;rg;smickles -306391;1345587617;rg;remember when splatster quit irc -306390;1345587627;DeaDTerra;Okay cool, I don't like automated though xD I like manual :) -306389;1345587648;Azelphur;rg: he came back yesterday -306388;1345587654;smickles;DeaDTerra: i just wanted to point that out to you since it seemd to be a question -306387;1345587669;smickles;(i placed it here b/c it's off topic in that thread) -306386;1345587673;rg;Azelphur -306385;1345587675;rg;he never left -306384;1345587679;Azelphur;:O -306383;1345587681;rg;he was gone for like a week -306382;1345587683;rg;lol -306381;1345587692;Azelphur;s/week/2 months -306380;1345587693;smickles;pebbles never left -306379;1345587720;DeaDTerra;okay :) I will keep that in mind -306378;1345587734;DeaDTerra;seems like I am getting some shit for the admin fee, what would be a more appropriate admin fee? -306377;1345587779;rg;"amount" : 8.01489200, -306376;1345587779;rg;"confirmations" : 0, -306375;1345587782;rg;lol -306374;1345587783;rg;rg ftw -306373;1345587798;rg;i lost a couple .5 ones tho -306372;1345587804;rg;i cant seem to win with the small bets -306371;1345587809;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.399 BTC [-] -306370;1345587810;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -306369;1345587812;rg;not even for the easy ones -306368;1345587846;smickles;DeaDTerra: that's a good question. did you have to pay 8btc to set it up? -306367;1345587854;Azelphur;does anyone know if satoshidice has a secure arch? do they keep the majority of funds in an offline wallet etc? -306366;1345587889;smickles;evoorhees has spoken of use of cold storage -306365;1345587915;Azelphur;cool -306364;1345587924;Azelphur;I'd hate to invest in another bitcoinica :p -306363;1345587939;smickles;you have an mpex account Azelphur ? -306362;1345587944;Azelphur;yes -306361;1345587949;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.1037 = 1.2444 BTC [+] -306360;1345587950;DeaDTerra;I paid 8 BTC to setup the GLBSE and 20 BTC to Setup the MPex then I will pay trade fees on both GLBSE and Mpex as well as transfer fees for the BTC transfer :) -306359;1345587951;smickles;lol -306358;1345587954;Azelphur;:) -306357;1345587969;smickles;(/me re az) -306356;1345587977;Azelphur;hehe -306355;1345587977;DeaDTerra;It took me 1 hours to sign up on Mpex as I am retarded with encryption, the reason why I did it was not for a quick buck but to give a service to the community :) -306354;1345587978;smickles;i forgot you wrote pympex -306353;1345587982;Azelphur;indeed :P -306352;1345588036;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -306351;1345588038;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.61000001 = 4.27 BTC [-] -306350;1345588063;smickles;DeaDTerra: i haven't looked at your shareholder agreement, is taking a cut of the divident the only way you plan to be compensated? -306349;1345588093;Azelphur;satoshidice confuses me a bit, they earn 33k btc yearly, 100% of the net profits are distributed as dividends, so how does the people running it make any money? also it says further down that you can only buy 10% of the company, does that not mean that you only have access to 10% of the profits? -306348;1345588127;BTC-Mining;Indeed, you can only buy up to 10% of the profits -306347;1345588134;smickles;yeah, Azelphur 90% of profits stay with evoorhees because only 10% is released to the public -306346;1345588144;BTC-Mining;for like 320 000 BTC -306345;1345588162;BTC-Mining;So it's around 10% per year or something like that I think? -306344;1345588170;Azelphur;that seems to conflict with "100% of the net profits are distributed as dividends to shareholders" -306343;1345588181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 13 @ 0.00370844 = 0.0482 BTC [+] -306342;1345588183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 287 @ 0.00372508 = 1.0691 BTC [+] -306341;1345588186;Azelphur;I suppose technically he is a shareholder if he keeps 90% of the company for himself -306340;1345588186;Azelphur;lol -306339;1345588191;smickles;Azelphur: nope, evoorhees is 90% shareholder -306338;1345588198;smickles;heh -306337;1345588199;Azelphur;yep, I get it now -306336;1345588199;Azelphur;\o/ -306335;1345588209;smickles;\o) -306334;1345588235;DeaDTerra;Smickles Yes it is :) -306333;1345588251;DeaDTerra;the bonds will be sold and purchased as a 1:1 ratio so no fees there -306332;1345588429;rg;they really sped satoshidice up -306331;1345588436;rg;i remember when it first came out i played a few bets -306330;1345588436;Azelphur;hmm, the numbers don't seem to look very good unless satoshidice grows drastically -306329;1345588437;rg;it took forever -306328;1345588457;Azelphur;based on my math of putting 150 BTC in at the first IPO, at current numbers I stand to make 15 BTC a year. -306327;1345588468;Azelphur;which is...well I could get that in a FDIC insured bank. -306326;1345588486;rg;well -306325;1345588487;rg;that's their plan -306324;1345588491;rg;the money is for a magazine campaign -306323;1345588495;rg;or something -306322;1345588506;Azelphur;ah I see, so they plan to grow -306321;1345588515;rg;so did bitvps -306320;1345588519;rg;the market just isnt big enough! -306319;1345588531;rg;we need more fucking people -306318;1345588532;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.61000001 = 4.88 BTC [-] -306317;1345588534;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -306316;1345588534;Azelphur;xD -306315;1345588536;rg;who dont htink bitcoin is the wild west -306314;1345588538;rg;for drugs and guns -306313;1345588545;Azelphur;rg: how much bigger did bitvps get? -306312;1345588565;rg;Azelphur: meh, setting pretty at 160 total VPS right now -306311;1345588568;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.975 BTC [+] -306310;1345588574;smickles;damn, Azelphur you get 10% at a bank? -306309;1345588580;rg;since i killed off the low end plans, signups are down -306308;1345588582;Azelphur;smickles: I know people :) -306307;1345588583;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 18 @ 0.97 = 17.46 BTC [-] -306306;1345588592;rg;but the length in which people stay signed up -306305;1345588594;rg;has increased -306304;1345588596;rg;a shit load -306303;1345588621;rg;so instead of 10 signups, with 2 people who last longer than a month -306302;1345588626;Azelphur;rg: hehe, how are your profits? -306301;1345588632;rg;we have 5 sign ups, with 4 people staying longer than a month -306300;1345588634;Azelphur;is probably the most important question -306299;1345588642;rg;profits are fine -306298;1345588644;evoorhees;Azelphur: please tell me which bank is offering 10% per year interest rates :) -306297;1345588649;rg;we havent posted a single loss -306296;1345588655;Azelphur;evoorhees: http://www.x-o.co.uk/ -306295;1345588657;rg;paid 55.5 BTC in divs last month -306294;1345588704;evoorhees;A) that's in a depreciating currency, not in Bitcoin -306293;1345588706;Azelphur;rg: how was it before the IPO, have you grown significantly and if so by how much? -306292;1345588711;evoorhees;and B) there is risk in that offering -306291;1345588716;rg;we've grown a ton -306290;1345588721;rg;in terms of amount of customers and servers -306289;1345588732;Azelphur;rg: cool :) -306288;1345588733;rg;i expect the new site might help too -306287;1345588738;rg;i got a decent amount of it done last night -306286;1345588745;rg;but still another day or two of work to go -306285;1345588747;rg;since i dont get much done -306284;1345588756;Azelphur;evoorhees: hehe, I don't mean to bash too much just making sure I understand everything, it's the most interesting opportunity I've seen so far -306283;1345588764;Azelphur;I have quite a lot coming out of BS&T, so I'm interested. -306282;1345588777;mircea_popescu;Azelphur they do keep 90% stake for now and 50% stake minimum -306281;1345588785;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: fun -306280;1345588795;rg;http://wallet.bitvps.com/?page_id=5374 -306279;1345588800;rg;i made that stupid page -306278;1345588801;Azelphur;rg: :D -306277;1345588806;Azelphur;rg: nice -306276;1345588806;BTC-Mining;I don't think anything is coming out of BS&T -306275;1345588819;Azelphur;hehe, well we'll see -306274;1345588827;Azelphur;I'm either going to be poor or rich over the next few days :P -306273;1345588837;BTC-Mining;If something does, I'll rejoice for the wonderful news about bitcoins it will bring about. -306272;1345588838;Azelphur;I had perhaps a bit more than I should have in there -306271;1345588843;mircea_popescu;evoorhees Azelphur is a subsidiary to the bank of mob, inc -306270;1345588852;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: bank of mob? XD -306269;1345588857;smickles;DeaDTerra: i'm having a tough time figuring a dividend -> appropriate cut based on exchange fees and such -306268;1345588860;smickles;:/ -306267;1345588904;rg;i trhink pirate will pay every last BTC -306266;1345588912;Azelphur;me too -306265;1345588913;rg;and still not admit that bs&t lost tons of money -306264;1345588931;Azelphur;his behaviour does not fit the profile of someone that is planning to run -306263;1345588931;rg;i am really willing to bet he will pay the loss out of pocket rather than admit he was wrong -306262;1345588944;usagi;haha you got banned sucker -306261;1345588952;Azelphur;wat -306260;1345588955;rg;ive always said hes been hiding the losses with gpumax -306259;1345589004;rg;sweeet -306258;1345589007;rg;litecoin ask is finally going down -306257;1345589007;DeaDTerra;Indeed it's quite hard as it depends on the growth and sucess of the IPO -306256;1345589012;rg;i need some cheap litecoinz -306255;1345589041;smickles;DeaDTerra: let's figure that you get 1/2 of outstanding shares -306254;1345589068;Azelphur;lol, litecoin is CPU only? -306253;1345589080;Azelphur;I wonder how well Linux cpu scheduler would handle having litecoin slammed to 19 priority -306252;1345589098;smickles;.py (5000000*.0034)*.005+20+8 -306251;1345589099;markac;113.0 -306250;1345589125;rg;no -306249;1345589126;rg;its not -306248;1345589139;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.189 = 0.378 BTC [+] -306247;1345589141;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -306246;1345589150;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 83 @ 0.50000001 = 41.5 BTC [-] -306245;1345589164;smickles;.py 113/(270/2) -306244;1345589165;markac;0 -306243;1345589169;smickles;lol -306242;1345589171;smickles;integer -306241;1345589196;smickles;.py 113.0/(270.0/2) -306240;1345589196;markac;0.837037037037 -306239;1345589216;smickles;er, and i'm missing the cut -306238;1345589220;Azelphur;rg: I like the sound of a CPU based miner -306237;1345589225;Azelphur;I have a little bit of CPU power ;) -306236;1345589253;smickles;.py 113.0/((270.0/2)*.05) -306235;1345589253;markac;16.7407407407 -306234;1345589273;smickles;at 5%, it takes you 17 months to recover the costs? -306233;1345589299;rg;how much cpu power -306232;1345589306;rg;you can mine on my private pool if you have a real amount -306231;1345589310;rg;theres also gpu miners -306230;1345589312;rg;cgminer supports ltc now -306229;1345589352;Azelphur;rg: it's only personal use, so I don't have a cluster or anything -306228;1345589357;Azelphur;rg: but watercooled i7 950 @ 4.2ghz -306227;1345589365;rg;ohh lol -306226;1345589368;rg;i thought you said 'quite a bit' -306225;1345589371;rg;not 'a little bit' -306224;1345589377;rg;maybe i read what i wanted to read -306223;1345589380;Azelphur;quite a bit considering I'd never heard of litecoin before and don't own a cluster? -306222;1345589383;Azelphur;:P -306221;1345589397;rg;i have 3MH running through my private pool -306220;1345589447;rg;i am almost 2% of the total ltc network -306219;1345589483;Azelphur;o.O -306218;1345589491;Azelphur;rg: what CPU power you have for that -306217;1345589507;rg;hundreds of cpus -306216;1345589515;Azelphur;dam lol -306215;1345589518;rg;but its not 24/7 -306214;1345589525;rg;i only abuse it when people @ work arent -306213;1345589533;rg;otherwise id probably get in trouble -306212;1345589555;rg;YEAH WELL THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO PAY ME TO MOVE TO ENGLAND -306211;1345589561;rg;SO I CAN SKIM A BIT OFF THE TOP -306210;1345589563;rg;WHILE I WAIT -306209;1345589566;rg;OH DONT JUDGE ME -306208;1345589569;rg;YOUD DO THE SAME THING -306207;1345589573;rg;FINE -306206;1345589573;mircea_popescu;moar caps -306205;1345589580;rg;WELL JUST HAVE TO AGREE TO DISAGREE -306204;1345589591;assclown;Being paid to move to england is overrated -306203;1345589593;assclown;I did that once -306202;1345589594;Azelphur;xD -306201;1345589602;rg;assclown: i like london -306200;1345589606;rg;they already paid to have me come over -306199;1345589610;rg;and i had a lot of fun -306198;1345589616;assclown;Yea, but you wouldn't if you had to live there -306197;1345589624;assclown;the people are like zombies -306196;1345589630;assclown;dead eyes everywhere -306195;1345589637;assclown;alchoholic 14 year olds -306194;1345589640;assclown;etc -306193;1345589645;rg;oh sweet so instead of taking my, highly paid, dream job -306192;1345589651;rg;ill just hang out here -306191;1345589652;rg;on IRC -306190;1345589654;rg;for 12 houors a day -306189;1345589657;copumpkin;sounds like a plan! -306188;1345589668;rg;yeah ive been doing that for 10 years -306187;1345589669;rg;fuck -306186;1345589670;rg;it -306185;1345589683;rg;besides i made a promise to someone that id have my life sorted by 25 -306184;1345589730;mircea_popescu;alcoholic 14 yo girls i have seen in london. -306183;1345589732;EskimoBob;that explains a lot -306182;1345589741;rg;that's fine -306181;1345589744;rg;im not opposed to that -306180;1345589817;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's sad those girls are legal -306179;1345589875;rg;shrug -306178;1345589876;rg;who cares -306177;1345589891;rg;imagine what the world would be like without fucked up people -306176;1345589894;rg;it would be fucked -306175;1345589951;Azelphur;rg: so will I earn money mining on my super i7 do you think -306174;1345589979;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.01 = 2.02 BTC [-] -306173;1345589998;mircea_popescu;replies 239 views 4050. day old thread -306172;1345590000;mircea_popescu;such fail. -306171;1345590002;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1.0001 = 2.0002 BTC [-] -306170;1345590004;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -306169;1345590220;Azelphur;rg: http://wiki.solidcoin.info/wiki/Reaper this page says you can mine LTC on a GPU o.O -306168;1345590302;Azelphur;doing 4KH/sec \m/ -306167;1345590378;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -306166;1345590380;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.927 BTC [-] -306165;1345590381;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.925 = 1.85 BTC [-] -306164;1345590382;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 1 @ 1.1 BTC [-] -306163;1345590427;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.575 BTC [+] -306162;1345590427;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -306161;1345590429;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.625 BTC [+] -306160;1345590430;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [+] -306159;1345590431;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.675 BTC [+] -306158;1345590488;EskimoBob;foo, cmn, up! not down! -306157;1345590569;BTC-Mining;That's what it did... -306156;1345590626;EskimoBob;more :) -306155;1345590641;EmanuelDeOrtego;When the Pirate singularity collapses, I will be far away from here. In another universe, as a matter of fact. You, on the other hand, will be destroyed in every way it is possible to be destroyed-and even in some which are essentially impossible. -306154;1345590649;mircea_popescu;lol -306153;1345590817;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: you are drunk, go sleep it off. -306152;1345590821;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00102458 = 2.5615 BTC [+] -306151;1345590843;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol you haven't played hl2 -306150;1345590879;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: and when you sober up, read all that shit you have written today. It's priceless. -306149;1345590993;smickles;"It is not a registered legal entity. It’s a website. I’m not sure what “properly allow investment” means. The terms are stated, they are clear, and I have signed them with provable identification. Bitcoin is a free market, and this is a voluntary contract. I understand most of the world does not operate in this way, but that’s part of the problem, and I’m spending my life fighting it. Not by protesting with signs and letters to congre -306148;1345591000;smickles;:D -306147;1345591011;mircea_popescu;pretty cool eh ? -306146;1345591018;mircea_popescu;i seriously like the guy. -306145;1345591043;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7084 @ 0.00102458 = 7.2581 BTC [+] -306144;1345591045;EmanuelDeOrtego;I wish I wrote that -306143;1345591050;EmanuelDeOrtego;because I agree with it -306142;1345591057;mircea_popescu;so then buy his stock -306141;1345591065;EmanuelDeOrtego;Who is this? -306140;1345591068;mircea_popescu;evoorhees -306139;1345591074;EmanuelDeOrtego;I love that guy. -306138;1345591075;smickles;http://theoatmeal.com/pl/minor_differences4/accents -306137;1345591080;smickles;the american side -306136;1345591095;EmanuelDeOrtego;He collects all the Bitcoins through SatoshiDice and hoards them for a higher price. -306135;1345591124;EmanuelDeOrtego;Diablo-D3 -306134;1345591136;EmanuelDeOrtego;are you exposed to Pirate? -306133;1345591189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00038581 = 0.6945 BTC [-] -306132;1345591221;Diablo-D3;EmanuelDeOrtego: nope -306131;1345591225;Diablo-D3;why, what did he do/ -306130;1345591242;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.56 = 2.24 BTC [+] -306129;1345591254;EmanuelDeOrtego;Diablo-D3: Just curious, my friend. -306128;1345591264;Diablo-D3;i thought he quit anyhow -306127;1345591268;EmanuelDeOrtego;ha -306126;1345591277;EmanuelDeOrtego;You could make good money if you are convinced of that. -306125;1345591300;Diablo-D3;erm? -306124;1345591305;Diablo-D3;didnt he already announce he quit/ -306123;1345591346;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, he quit but hasn't paid out yet -306122;1345591377;BTC-Mining;What Emanuel means is that pirate passthrough are selling low compared to face value -306121;1345591387;Diablo-D3;ahh -306120;1345591391;Diablo-D3;thats more usagi's thing -306119;1345591567;assbot;[GLBSE] [RUGATU] 1 @ 0.10999999 BTC [+] -306118;1345591578;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 51 @ 0.1 = 5.1 BTC [-] -306117;1345591655;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: whats with the FUD in the asicminer thread -306116;1345591680;DeaDTerra;that Friedcat had run away with the cash... -306115;1345591686;DeaDTerra;I talked to him this morning so this is not the case -306114;1345591706;Diablo-D3;I remember when fud was exclusively what we called anything microsoft said about linux a decade ago :D -306113;1345591715;mircea_popescu;i remember that too. -306112;1345591721;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: yeah I doubt that he ran away -306111;1345591726;mircea_popescu;such as "half the drivers don't work" -306110;1345591727;mircea_popescu;FUD! -306109;1345591728;Diablo-D3;hes probably busy getting shit done -306108;1345591732;mircea_popescu;kernel actually has bugs -306107;1345591733;mircea_popescu;FUDDDDD -306106;1345591742;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 30 @ 0.13898 = 4.1694 BTC [-] -306105;1345591745;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: gnome isnt shit.... wait, thats not fud at all! -306104;1345591749;mircea_popescu;lol -306103;1345591751;Diablo-D3;er, is -306102;1345591753;Diablo-D3;IS shit -306101;1345591758;mircea_popescu;eheheh -306100;1345591760;Diablo-D3;I dont want anyome claiming I said gnome isnt shit -306099;1345591769;mircea_popescu;too late, it's saved. -306098;1345591788;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.03500201 = 0.105 BTC [-] -306097;1345591790;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 8 @ 0.035002 = 0.28 BTC [-] -306096;1345591803;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: what pisses me off is Im subscribed to the thread but its not emailing me for updates -306095;1345591814;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it quit emailing, they prolly got canned for spamming -306094;1345591821;mircea_popescu;nobody's getting them anymoar. -306093;1345591828;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: but Im getting them on other subjects -306092;1345591833;mircea_popescu;oh ?! -306091;1345591846;mircea_popescu;i heard from multiple people they're nto getting emails nemore. -306090;1345591853;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 11 @ 0.101 = 1.111 BTC [-] -306089;1345591857;Diablo-D3;last was at 3:19pm my time -306088;1345591950;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -306087;1345591955;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.56 = 2.8 BTC [+] -306086;1345591955;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.50000001 = 50 BTC [-] -306085;1345591956;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.5 = 7.5 BTC [-] -306084;1345591997;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 30 @ 0.435 = 13.05 BTC [-] -306083;1345591999;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 200 @ 0.433 = 86.6 BTC [-] -306082;1345592024;mircea_popescu;i take it bib.pirate is uninsured -306081;1345592049;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.5 = 1.5 BTC [-] -306080;1345592054;Ignatius-otc;correct -306079;1345592079;mircea_popescu;myeah. -306078;1345592086;Ignatius-otc;what a shit storm...forums are trashed -306077;1345592088;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC [-] -306076;1345592090;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [-] -306075;1345592091;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.401 = 1.203 BTC [-] -306074;1345592091;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.4 = 3.6 BTC [-] -306073;1345592127;BTC-Mining;Down down down goes the prices -306072;1345592212;rg;where do boogers come from -306071;1345592216;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 40 @ 1.03 = 41.2 BTC [+] -306070;1345592218;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 8 @ 1.4 = 11.2 BTC [+] -306069;1345592226;rg;!ticker s.bvps -306068;1345592227;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00363919 / 0.00369363 / 0.00372508 (2021 shares, 7.46 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00314714 / 0.00435 (86699 shares, 272.85 BTC) -306067;1345592234;rg;come on fuckers -306066;1345592249;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.95 = 1.9 BTC [+] -306065;1345592259;rg;;;seen brendio -306064;1345592260;gribble;brendio was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 10 hours, 53 minutes, and 56 seconds ago: hi and soon bye -306063;1345592270;rg;;;later tell brendio dont forget.. i want to put those cheaper bvps shares on glbse -306062;1345592271;gribble;The operation succeeded. -306061;1345592312;smickles;;;seen rg -306060;1345592312;gribble;rg was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 40 seconds ago: ;;later tell brendio dont forget.. i want to put those cheaper bvps shares on glbse -306059;1345592329;smickles;;;later tell rg pithy, pithy, poo, poo -306058;1345592329;gribble;The operation succeeded. -306057;1345592354;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 15 @ 0.01 = 0.15 BTC [+] -306056;1345592424;rg;man i cannot lose at SD -306055;1345592442;mircea_popescu;what still ? -306054;1345592449;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.13 = 1.3 BTC [+] -306053;1345592488;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg: Just quit right now -306052;1345592492;EmanuelDeOrtego;You will be better off -306051;1345592501;Diablo-D3;ahh, this is lame -306050;1345592508;Diablo-D3;watch and notify are seperate options -306049;1345592513;EmanuelDeOrtego;Also, I just played Satoshi Dice and lost on the least risky bet. -306048;1345592514;Diablo-D3;so if I watch a thread it doesnt notify me -306047;1345592516;Diablo-D3;thats fucking useless -306046;1345592518;rg;"amount" : 2.66713066, -306045;1345592518;rg;"amount" : 6.01104400, -306044;1345592518;rg;"amount" : 6.01104400, -306043;1345592518;rg;"amount" : 8.01489200, -306042;1345592518;rg;"amount" : 2.00334800, -306041;1345592519;rg;"amount" : 2.00334800, -306040;1345592520;EmanuelDeOrtego;I only got a Satoshi -306039;1345592521;rg;"amount" : 4.00719600, -306038;1345592523;bitfoo;this is why one should buy Satoshi Dice shares -306037;1345592523;rg;"amount" : 2.00334800, -306036;1345592527;rg;"amount" : 8.01489200, -306035;1345592529;rg;"amount" : 2.00334800, -306034;1345592531;rg;"amount" : 2.00334800, -306033;1345592533;rg;"amount" : 4.00719600, -306032;1345592535;rg;"amount" : 2.00334800, -306031;1345592548;BTC-Mining;all wins in a row?? -306030;1345592549;mircea_popescu;lmao dude... -306029;1345592552;Diablo-D3;wat? -306028;1345592560;mircea_popescu;i never won anything :( -306027;1345592566;rg;animallllllllllll house -306026;1345592594;rg;its those 8 btc wins that really made it worht it -306025;1345592600;rg;but im too afraid to play anymore -306024;1345592602;copumpkin;that movie is based on a frat at my college -306023;1345592605;mircea_popescu;52 lol -306022;1345592613;rg;indeed copumpkin -306021;1345592621;mircea_popescu;they have college for vegetables nao ?! -306020;1345592627;mircea_popescu;jeez us schools really gone downhill -306019;1345592632;copumpkin;:) -306018;1345592637;rg;pff schools in our state are better than most -306017;1345592638;copumpkin;I've been there, it's a shithole -306016;1345592644;copumpkin;the frat, that is -306015;1345592646;rg;a community college in MA is like a regular college in Alabama -306014;1345592665;mircea_popescu;you're in massacchhussettss ? -306013;1345592671;rg;massachusetts -306012;1345592685;mircea_popescu;ikr. -306011;1345592700;rg;yes and so is cockpumpkin -306010;1345592701;rg;we are bros -306009;1345592704;rg;ma bros -306008;1345592714;mircea_popescu;i lived in lowell for like a year. -306007;1345592717;rg;which is how people from MA pronounce Marlboro -306006;1345592725;rg;yo can i get some mah broz -306005;1345592731;rg;mah bro lightz -306004;1345592756;mircea_popescu;they had there a nice briock building called -306003;1345592760;mircea_popescu;MIDDLESEX COLLEGE -306002;1345592768;rg;lowell is a shithole -306001;1345592773;mircea_popescu;which... i mean extremitysex lolz -306000;1345592783;assbot;[GLBSE] [ADMINSORTED] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -305999;1345592785;rg;no wonder you moved back to rolamia -305998;1345592792;mircea_popescu;rg i didn't mind. and no, from there i went to mexico. -305997;1345592818;rg;now that makes sense -305996;1345592824;rg;with a pit stop in moldova -305995;1345592831;rg;tour of shit! -305994;1345592832;rg;ehm -305993;1345592835;rg;world tour of shit! -305992;1345592837;mircea_popescu;dude why are you so EskimoBobish -305991;1345592852;rg;cause you're so cute when you're worked up -305990;1345592855;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -305989;1345592884;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.251 = 0.753 BTC [-] -305988;1345592885;copumpkin;the school is actually in NH -305987;1345592904;rg;UNH is nice -305986;1345592909;rg;at least i had fun there -305985;1345592911;rg;and liked it -305984;1345592919;mircea_popescu;so basically copumpkin you live free or pie ? -305983;1345592929;rg;har har -305982;1345592937;mircea_popescu;shuddup it was a good one. -305981;1345592939;copumpkin;lol -305980;1345592945;rg;!ticker s.mpie -305979;1345592947;rg;!ticker s.mpoe -305978;1345592947;assbot;Invalid ticker. -305977;1345592948;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00034759 / 0.00039291 / 0.00041337 (11222897 shares, 4,409.65 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00036532 / 0.00041337 (57487018 shares, 21,001.67 BTC) -305976;1345592953;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 20 @ 1.05 = 21 BTC [-] -305975;1345592954;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -305974;1345592960;rg;pff can i have like 20% of your daily -305973;1345592968;mircea_popescu;crazy huh -305972;1345592981;mircea_popescu;i announce s.dice ppl buy s.mpoe -305971;1345592994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.0003919 = 3.9974 BTC [+] -305970;1345593003;mircea_popescu;yeajh, that's what im talking about. -305969;1345593014;mircea_popescu;and i mean... P/E ratio for mpoe is about 20x. -305968;1345593026;mircea_popescu;those muppets on the forum giving the guy flak for 10x -305967;1345593066;rg;people give me shit all the time -305966;1345593089;rg;remember that asshole who went and messaged me to tell me that the div payments werent to his liking -305965;1345593096;mircea_popescu;no? -305964;1345593110;rg;it was in the beginning -305963;1345593114;rg;the guy who expected to get rich in 1 month -305962;1345593127;mircea_popescu;what do you pay in average ? ~50 or so a month ? -305961;1345593137;rg;naw -305960;1345593138;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -305959;1345593138;rg;lower -305958;1345593139;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00363919 / 0.00369363 / 0.00372508 (2021 shares, 7.46 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00314714 / 0.00435 (86699 shares, 272.85 BTC) -305957;1345593149;rg;i will start paying out min 50 -305956;1345593150;rg;probably -305955;1345593154;Diablo-D3;okay so, now -305954;1345593155;Diablo-D3;hopefully -305953;1345593158;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.405 = 4.05 BTC [+] -305952;1345593159;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.40000001 = 40 BTC [-] -305951;1345593160;mircea_popescu;.py 0.00369363 * 1000000 -305950;1345593161;markac;3693.63 -305949;1345593165;Diablo-D3;Ill get notifications on asicminer -305948;1345593167;Diablo-D3;grumble -305947;1345593175;mircea_popescu;so you're doing a little better than 10x, maybe 8x or so ? -305946;1345593190;Diablo-D3;!ticker asicminer -305945;1345593192;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.0985] [Ask: 0.0988] [Spread: 0.0003] [Last: 0.098799] [24hVol: 99.1449708] [7dAvg: 0.10487889] -305944;1345593215;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -305943;1345593218;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.9255] [Ask: 1.035] [Spread: 0.1095] [Last: 0.925] [24hVol: 198.14989] [7dAvg: 1.01259883] -305942;1345593227;mircea_popescu;dude what teh F are people on about the forum -305941;1345593234;mircea_popescu;the flagship of glbse does 200 a day -305940;1345593237;mircea_popescu;mpex does 4k a day -305939;1345593241;mircea_popescu;what are we even discussing here -305938;1345593247;Diablo-D3;heh -305937;1345593255;mircea_popescu;are these people nuts ? -305936;1345593259;Ignatius-otc;lol yeah I justr ead that thread -305935;1345593281;Ignatius-otc;even worse I think he just copy pasted that smere from other times he's posted it -305934;1345593294;mircea_popescu;are they like, being paid to be stupid ? -305933;1345593341;Ignatius-otc;like i said...shitstorm...forums trashed...I blame...mmm chaaang -305932;1345593351;smickles;mircea_popescu: did you see the part where he suggested that i be MPOE-PR? -305931;1345593357;mircea_popescu;did that little bitch ever put up pictures of his server farm yet ? -305930;1345593366;mircea_popescu;smickles no, i only get digests -305929;1345593373;mircea_popescu;and even so im starting to get fed up -305928;1345593374;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -305927;1345593515;smickles;i think he has settled into calling you/mpoe-pr 'the porn star' -305926;1345593535;Chaaaang-Noi; blame me for what? -305925;1345593543;mircea_popescu;because women on the interwebz are absolutely prostitutes -305924;1345593557;mircea_popescu;Chaaaang-Noi we're trying to discern the source of forum idiocy. -305923;1345593559;Ignatius-otc;*everything*...just kidding. I saw you've been handling trolls on the forums. -305922;1345593570;Chaaaang-Noi;fucking trolls -305921;1345593586;Chaaaang-Noi;i honestly want my own forums, or an invite only forum where people are not retarded -305920;1345593589;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 8 @ 0.6 = 4.8 BTC [+] -305919;1345593595;smickles;heh -305918;1345593597;rg;ha ha -305917;1345593600;rg;someone just lost 60 btc on SD -305916;1345593606;mircea_popescu;was it you ? -305915;1345593614;mircea_popescu;an invite only forum would sorta be like irc almost. -305914;1345593620;rg;nope it was not me -305913;1345593636;mircea_popescu;works. sd made its money back and you have what to buy shares with -305912;1345593637;Chaaaang-Noi;iv seen atlats and matthew troll each other for hours on irc -305911;1345593645;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.649 = 2.596 BTC [+] -305910;1345593651;mircea_popescu;ya but that was -otc -305909;1345593661;Chaaaang-Noi;btcst and bitcoin and even in this one... -305908;1345593663;mircea_popescu;-otc turned into los angeles -305907;1345593709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40915 @ 0.0003919 = 16.0346 BTC [+] -305906;1345593711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1270 @ 0.00039262 = 0.4986 BTC [+] -305905;1345593712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8708 @ 0.00039598 = 3.4482 BTC [+] -305904;1345593713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9807 @ 0.00039648 = 3.8883 BTC [+] -305903;1345593768;rg;"amount" : 6.01104400, -305902;1345593770;rg;yoink -305901;1345593776;rg;ok i think ive taken enough out of SD today -305900;1345593779;rg;that makes 66 btc -305899;1345593802;rg;time to celebrate -305898;1345593803;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg, you must be god. -305897;1345593811;rg;who wants illegal narcotics shipped to thier house without their knowledge -305896;1345593817;rg;cause it just happened to a lucky someone in here! -305895;1345593834;mircea_popescu;lmao -305894;1345593846;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.55 = 6.6 BTC [+] -305893;1345593855;rg;Buyer Notes: Please write HEROIN on the front -305892;1345593877;rg;i wonder what the mailing service would do with a letter that said HEROIN -305891;1345593887;mircea_popescu;i used to write heroin on my flour -305890;1345593898;Diablo-D3;rg: nothing -305889;1345593910;rg;Diablo-D3: i bet theyd let the dogs sniff it -305888;1345593913;rg;if nothing hit theyd ship it -305887;1345593924;rg;god damn its time for bed -305886;1345593924;mircea_popescu;they'd ship it soaked in dog pee -305885;1345593929;rg;i didn't realize it was 5pm already -305884;1345593969;Diablo-D3;yes, it is -305883;1345593970;Diablo-D3;lawls -305882;1345593973;Diablo-D3;I just got up an hour ago -305881;1345594031;rg;Diablo-D3: i got up at 9:30pm yesterday -305880;1345594041;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=98767.msg1120401#msg1120401 -305879;1345594059;rg;these are the hours bitvps requires me to kee[ -305878;1345594083;BTC-Mining;It's funny how just a word or two is changed every line to a synonym of some sort. -305877;1345594098;rg;ask them why they decided it was OK to rip off your work -305876;1345594128;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.41000001 = 2.46 BTC [-] -305875;1345594175;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1037 = 10.2663 BTC [+] -305874;1345594241;rg;ok -305873;1345594241;rg;i asked -305872;1345594264;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00101616 = 4.1663 BTC [-] -305871;1345594265;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 600 @ 0.00101559 = 0.6094 BTC [-] -305870;1345594267;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 603 @ 0.00101544 = 0.6123 BTC [-] -305869;1345594275;Ignatius-otc;+1 rg -305868;1345594276;BTC-Mining;I think I already know the answer: "U writ gud inglish, I lazy... Fuck SOPA!" -305867;1345594289;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.410002 = 6.15 BTC [+] -305866;1345594300;BTC-Mining;Something along those lines. -305865;1345594324;BTC-Mining;Or he paid 0.10 BTC for someone to write a FAQ for him. -305864;1345594330;Ignatius-otc;lol, ouch -305863;1345594341;BTC-Mining;Where first statement about "I lazy" would still apply -305862;1345594363;rg;what's funny is -305861;1345594369;rg;hes asking for money to build mining rigs -305860;1345594371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00039648 = 4.0044 BTC [+] -305859;1345594374;rg;look at the computer cases in his pictures -305858;1345594377;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.410002 = 6.15 BTC [+] -305857;1345594378;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 45 @ 0.41000001 = 18.45 BTC [-] -305856;1345594390;rg;'sorry, we ran over budget.. i couldnt afford the LED's i wanted for the mining rigs!' -305855;1345594414;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.41000201 = 20.5001 BTC [+] -305854;1345594416;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 49 @ 0.41000001 = 20.09 BTC [-] -305853;1345594417;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.41 = 4.1 BTC [-] -305852;1345594418;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -305851;1345594459;BTC-Mining;Why did he left the stereo in the background? -305850;1345594479;rg;im not sure why he did left it -305849;1345594489;smickles;<@assbot> [GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 8 @ 1.4 = 11.2 BTC [+] <<< oooh, someone eating into that askwall -305848;1345594493;BTC-Mining;I think the PC with LED and stereo in the background are unrelated... -305847;1345594498;BTC-Mining;just showing the box then content... -305846;1345594505;rg;i doubt it -305845;1345594512;rg;the mining rigs are going to be 24 bit -305844;1345594513;rg;color -305843;1345594546;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -305842;1345594560;rg;case colors make the miner go faster -305841;1345594570;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 0.4 = 3.2 BTC [-] -305840;1345594577;rg;maybe i can convince some more people on the forum to hammer 'speed holes' into thier mining rigs -305839;1345594637;BTC-Mining;Oh... 24 bit color? So by mining rigs he meant computers to play minecraft or something? -305838;1345594646;rg;no -305837;1345594649;rg;24bit LEDS -305836;1345594657;rg;on the front of the case -305835;1345594676;rg;it makes the miners faster -305834;1345594682;rg;then you cut some holds in the case -305833;1345594683;rg;for speed -305832;1345594802;BTC-Mining;Ah, seems logic too eh -305831;1345594813;gabbynot;Wow…PPT prices... -305830;1345594825;rg;speed holes + leds on front of case = better mining rig than gigavs -305829;1345594835;rg;with 1 nvidia 8800 gt -305828;1345594836;exahash;yeah, who's dumping BOND-P at .38??? -305827;1345594845;rg;ppt price isnt .. 0? -305826;1345594916;BTC-Mining;Pirate was saying stuff about being drunk and putting the ask walls, block the buys -305825;1345594932;BTC-Mining;PPT prices suddenly started dropping -305824;1345594937;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.128 = 0.512 BTC [-] -305823;1345594939;BTC-Mining;Might or might not be related -305822;1345594943;rg;peple are so dumb -305821;1345594966;rg;pirate could say nanotube was the market manipulator -305820;1345594968;rg;and people would believe it -305819;1345594993;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 30 @ 0.127 = 3.81 BTC [-] -305818;1345595014;rg;;;later tell nasdaqenema you *still* owe me 5 btc... -305817;1345595015;gribble;The operation succeeded. -305816;1345595023;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 8 @ 0.1261 = 1.0088 BTC [-] -305815;1345595025;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 163 @ 0.126 = 20.538 BTC [-] -305814;1345595078;BTC-Mining;"<@pirateat40> Anduck, just blocking buys and selling the coins out of the system." -305813;1345595099;BTC-Mining;"<@pirateat40> btw, pirate has been drinking." -305812;1345595103;rg;doesnt mean shit -305811;1345595120;rg;half the magic of his services/companies are mis-information -305810;1345595131;BTC-Mining;I know, he's probably the biggest troll of his own channel... -305809;1345595132;rg;he never gives out numbers -305808;1345595144;rg;and when he does -305807;1345595146;rg;you cant even trust them -305806;1345595170;rg;i doubt pirate really had 500k btc -305805;1345595341;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [-] -305804;1345595343;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.22 BTC [-] -305803;1345595344;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 42 @ 0.21000001 = 8.82 BTC [-] -305802;1345595363;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 500 @ 0.052 = 26 BTC [+] -305801;1345595426;rg;"amount" : 4.00719600, -305800;1345595426;rg;"confirmations" : 0, -305799;1345595427;rg;haha -305798;1345595428;rg;i won again -305797;1345595460;exahash;sd? -305796;1345595471;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg: You're going to end up with a Satoshi soon -305795;1345595474;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.0988 = 3.952 BTC [+] -305794;1345595485;rg;i have plenty of satoshis -305793;1345595492;rg;and i won that casacius coin on bitdraw -305792;1345595496;rg;yesterday -305791;1345595503;rg;i guess im just made of luck -305790;1345595586;assbot;[GLBSE] [TICKER] 2 @ 0.46 = 0.92 BTC [+] -305789;1345595611;rg;!ticker ticker -305788;1345595613;assbot;[GLBSE:TICKER] [Bid: 0.33] [Ask: 0.46] [Spread: 0.13] [Last: 0.46] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: ] -305787;1345595617;rg;LOGIC ERROR -305786;1345595626;kakobrekla;:D -305785;1345595680;BTC-Mining;bitdraw? -305784;1345595703;rg;https://www.bitdraw.com/raffles -305783;1345595721;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 100 @ 1 = 100 BTC [+] -305782;1345595730;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 8 @ 0.32 = 2.56 BTC [-] -305781;1345595783;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 61 @ 0.5 = 30.5 BTC [+] -305780;1345596203;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1037 = 0.5185 BTC [+] -305779;1345596523;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2597 @ 0.00101544 = 2.6371 BTC [-] -305778;1345596525;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2222 @ 0.00099973 = 2.2214 BTC [-] -305777;1345596933;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 4 @ 0.59 = 2.36 BTC [+] -305776;1345597095;dub;"balance" : 28954.20000000, -305775;1345597109;dub;s/that/than -305774;1345597202;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [-] -305773;1345597233;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.31 BTC [-] -305772;1345597246;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 20 @ 1.36 = 27.2 BTC [-] -305771;1345597248;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 15 @ 1.35 = 20.25 BTC [-] -305770;1345597322;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 17 @ 1 = 17 BTC [+] -305769;1345597387;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 6 @ 0.08234567 = 0.4941 BTC [-] -305768;1345597387;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.074001 = 0.74 BTC [-] -305767;1345597389;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 30 @ 0.074 = 2.22 BTC [-] -305766;1345597390;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.07 = 0.7 BTC [-] -305765;1345597462;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [+] -305764;1345597495;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [+] -305763;1345597907;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 16 @ 1 = 16 BTC [+] -305762;1345598325;usagi;"Only the Japanese could come up with something so insidiously delicious. And, you see the hole? That’s where they inject the cream. That’s how you know it’s Japanese!" -305761;1345598622;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 2 @ 0.185 = 0.37 BTC [-] -305760;1345598624;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 2 @ 0.18 = 0.36 BTC [-] -305759;1345598625;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.17 BTC [-] -305758;1345598887;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 10 @ 0.54 = 5.4 BTC [+] -305757;1345598889;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [+] -305756;1345598890;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 5 @ 0.555 = 2.775 BTC [+] -305755;1345598906;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.101 = 10.1 BTC [-] -305754;1345598960;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2316 @ 0.00102458 = 2.3729 BTC [+] -305753;1345598962;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 294 @ 0.00102546 = 0.3015 BTC [+] -305752;1345598963;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10700 @ 0.00102599 = 10.9781 BTC [+] -305751;1345598964;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3290 @ 0.00102695 = 3.3787 BTC [+] -305750;1345598966;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.0988 = 1.3832 BTC [+] -305749;1345598989;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.31 = 3.1 BTC [+] -305748;1345599149;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.99999 = 2 BTC [+] -305747;1345599150;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9999999 BTC [+] -305746;1345599181;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2710 @ 0.00102695 = 2.783 BTC [+] -305745;1345599183;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2190 @ 0.00102706 = 2.2493 BTC [+] -305744;1345599194;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -305743;1345599218;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -305742;1345599288;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -305741;1345599314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12161 @ 0.0003955 = 4.8097 BTC [-] -305740;1345599316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1639 @ 0.00039648 = 0.6498 BTC [+] -305739;1345599363;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 17 @ 0.1381 = 2.3477 BTC [-] -305738;1345599456;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 50 @ 0.13 = 6.5 BTC [+] -305737;1345599548;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.0988 = 4.94 BTC [+] -305736;1345599602;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.31 = 3.1 BTC [-] -305735;1345599676;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 0.99 = 3.96 BTC [-] -305734;1345599861;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.098 BTC [-] -305733;1345600456;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1038 = 0.2076 BTC [+] -305732;1345600530;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 10 @ 0.8 = 8 BTC [+] -305731;1345600812;smickles;!ticker mpoe.etf -305730;1345600815;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 1.35] [Ask: 1.4] [Spread: 0.05] [Last: 1.35] [24hVol: 58.65] [7dAvg: 1.39369986] -305729;1345600837;smickles;.py 4000000*.00039 -305728;1345600838;markac;1560.0 -305727;1345600857;smickles;.py 1560.0/1110 -305726;1345600858;markac;1.40540540541 -305725;1345600940;smickles;looks like the peeps on glbse are a little short mpex -305724;1345601219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50900 @ 0.00039362 = 20.0353 BTC [-] -305723;1345601739;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.31 = 3.1 BTC [-] -305722;1345601740;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 14 @ 0.3 = 4.2 BTC [-] -305721;1345602065;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 10 @ 0.0331 = 0.331 BTC [-] -305720;1345602066;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 39 @ 0.033 = 1.287 BTC [-] -305719;1345602126;MoneyIsDebt;!ticker TYGRR.BOND-P -305718;1345602132;assbot;[GLBSE:TYGRR.BOND-P] [Bid: 0.4] [Ask: 0.47] [Spread: 0.07] [Last: 0.31] [24hVol: 1,065.30383976] [7dAvg: 0.80172738] -305717;1345602519;Diablo-D3;DMC mh/share is now 5.552 -305716;1345602630;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [+] -305715;1345602786;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.098 = 0.196 BTC [-] -305714;1345602808;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1049999 BTC [+] -305713;1345602877;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.94 BTC [-] -305712;1345603287;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [+] -305711;1345603349;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1301 = 1.9515 BTC [+] -305710;1345603350;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 75 @ 0.13 = 9.75 BTC [-] -305709;1345603469;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.47 = 6.58 BTC [+] -305708;1345603712;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.49999 = 5.9999 BTC [+] -305707;1345603801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00039228 = 3.8443 BTC [-] -305706;1345603802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1801 @ 0.00039648 = 0.7141 BTC [+] -305705;1345603803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4917 @ 0.00040178 = 1.9756 BTC [+] -305704;1345603804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5293 @ 0.00040249 = 2.1304 BTC [+] -305703;1345603829;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [+] -305702;1345604224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00038581 = 1.9676 BTC [-] -305701;1345604253;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305700;1345604537;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.301 = 3.01 BTC [-] -305699;1345604581;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 17 @ 0.3001 = 5.1017 BTC [-] -305698;1345604606;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305697;1345604649;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305696;1345604802;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.49999 = 8.9998 BTC [+] -305695;1345604875;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.49999 = 4.9999 BTC [+] -305694;1345604887;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 5 @ 0.079 = 0.395 BTC [-] -305693;1345604889;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305692;1345604902;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [+] -305691;1345604911;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 2 @ 0.042 = 0.084 BTC [-] -305690;1345604916;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305689;1345604921;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4400 @ 0.00102706 = 4.5191 BTC [+] -305688;1345604938;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305687;1345604987;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.3951 = 1.5804 BTC [-] -305686;1345605014;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3951 BTC [-] -305685;1345605485;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305684;1345605516;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305683;1345605583;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [+] -305682;1345605623;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.42 = 1.26 BTC [-] -305681;1345605628;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -305680;1345605659;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.5 = 10 BTC [+] -305679;1345605661;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC [+] -305678;1345605753;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305677;1345605799;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305676;1345605820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39507 @ 0.00040249 = 15.9012 BTC [+] -305675;1345605821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1116 @ 0.00040309 = 0.4498 BTC [+] -305674;1345605823;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305673;1345605864;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305672;1345605888;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001195 BTC [+] -305671;1345605932;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305670;1345605937;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305669;1345605962;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [+] -305668;1345605968;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305667;1345605994;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305666;1345606019;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305665;1345606041;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305664;1345606062;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.000053 BTC [+] -305663;1345606306;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 15 @ 0.98999 = 14.8499 BTC [-] -305662;1345606487;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.0101 = 4.0404 BTC [+] -305661;1345606489;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 1.01 = 4.04 BTC [-] -305660;1345606490;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -305659;1345606492;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 233 @ 1 = 233 BTC [-] -305658;1345606743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7784 @ 0.00040309 = 3.1377 BTC [+] -305657;1345607015;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.3989 = 1.9945 BTC [+] -305656;1345607017;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 95 @ 0.399 = 37.905 BTC [+] -305655;1345607018;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.4 = 2.8 BTC [+] -305654;1345607019;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 18 @ 0.4 = 7.2 BTC [+] -305653;1345607020;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 13 @ 0.401906 = 5.2248 BTC [+] -305652;1345607147;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1774 @ 0.00100872 = 1.7895 BTC [-] -305651;1345607246;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.6501 = 2.6004 BTC [-] -305650;1345607430;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 8 @ 0.93 = 7.44 BTC [-] -305649;1345607432;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.94 = 5.64 BTC [+] -305648;1345607546;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 2 @ 1.175 = 2.35 BTC [-] -305647;1345607963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00040349 = 3.5507 BTC [+] -305646;1345608256;mircea_popescu;smickles well, looks more like the price's been glued there and as mpex price floats they move long/short lol -305645;1345608426;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.6501 = 3.2505 BTC [-] -305644;1345608428;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 7 @ 0.65 = 4.55 BTC [-] -305643;1345608622;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.40011004 = 3.2009 BTC [-] -305642;1345608657;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.4001 = 4.001 BTC [-] -305641;1345608706;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -305640;1345608708;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.4 = 2.4 BTC [-] -305639;1345608790;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.35 = 8.75 BTC [-] -305638;1345608865;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [-] -305637;1345608894;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.336 = 6.72 BTC [-] -305636;1345608926;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.336 = 3.36 BTC [-] -305635;1345608928;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 97 @ 0.334001 = 32.3981 BTC [-] -305634;1345608929;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.33333001 = 33.333 BTC [-] -305633;1345608929;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 821 @ 0.33333 = 273.6639 BTC [-] -305632;1345608948;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 5 @ 0.151 = 0.755 BTC [-] -305631;1345608957;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [+] -305630;1345608994;Chaang-Noi;wow i got in at .33333 -305629;1345609003;Chaang-Noi;crazy -305628;1345609056;bitfoo;you just bought 1000 of them? -305627;1345609065;Chaang-Noi;821 -305626;1345609069;bitfoo;nice -305625;1345609079;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.4799 = 4.799 BTC [+] -305624;1345609176;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 5 @ 0.10699 = 0.535 BTC [-] -305623;1345609230;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 15 @ 0.107 = 1.605 BTC [+] -305622;1345609305;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6978 @ 0.00099973 = 6.9761 BTC [-] -305621;1345609307;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3922 @ 0.00099074 = 3.8857 BTC [-] -305620;1345609841;kakobreklaa;still no users damn : -305619;1345609843;kakobreklaa;;> -305618;1345609854;kakobreklaa;at least i got typos. -305617;1345609875;MoneyIsDebt;kakobreklaa: users of what? -305616;1345609884;kakobreklaa;of smpake service :) -305615;1345609904;MoneyIsDebt;which is what exactly? -305614;1345609907;mircea_popescu;wgats smpake stanf for anyway ? -305613;1345609937;kakobreklaa;MoneyIsDebt http://smpake.com/ -305612;1345610033;MoneyIsDebt;ah, that's useful -305611;1345610040;MoneyIsDebt;goes to my bookmarks -305610;1345610050;rdponticelli;The name isn't easy to remember... -305609;1345610052;kakobreklaa;mircea_popescu, its a bit complicated, its more of a saying.... literally it would go '[go] here and [go] there' or less literally meaning no specific place -305608;1345610067;rdponticelli;Can't you find an easier url? -305607;1345610076;kakobreklaa;i had this at hand. -305606;1345610106;kakobreklaa;well -305605;1345610110;kakobreklaa;any suggestions for the name -305604;1345610118;kakobreklaa;if i get some users i can change the name -305603;1345610127;mircea_popescu;aha... -305602;1345610149;rdponticelli;Or maybe if you change the name, you'll get more users :D -305601;1345610150;mircea_popescu;well im out. take care all -305600;1345610155;MoneyIsDebt;cia -305599;1345610157;kakobreklaa;nite -305598;1345610157;MoneyIsDebt;ciao -305597;1345610174;kakobreklaa;i cant justify speding 5$ for a new domain -305596;1345610178;kakobreklaa;if i have unused ones -305595;1345610198;rdponticelli;Ok, just my two bitcents ;) -305594;1345610199;kakobreklaa;well -305593;1345610204;kakobreklaa;i can justify -305592;1345610218;kakobreklaa;i just need to see if people want this before -305591;1345610222;kakobreklaa;at all -305590;1345610225;MoneyIsDebt;kakobreklaa: Call it Portal 3 and you'll get a lot of google hits -305589;1345610230;kakobreklaa;lol -305588;1345610297;kakobreklaa;well feel free to test it or use it -305587;1345610310;kakobreklaa;comments welcome here on in teh forum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102176.0 -305586;1345610355;kakobreklaa;ill work on permanent shortcuts tomorrow -305585;1345610468;rdponticelli;I think it can be a really usefull service for arbitreurs -305584;1345610492;copumpkin;arbitrageurs -305583;1345610494;MoneyIsDebt;yeah, but there needs to be shortcuts to other exchanges as well -305582;1345610496;rdponticelli;(if that's how they're called) -305581;1345610498;rdponticelli;lol -305580;1345610506;copumpkin;:) -305579;1345610513;rdponticelli;Thank you copumpkin -305578;1345610517;kakobreklaa;a transaction view if anyone is curious http://smpake.com/tx.php?tx=db46d09017214c11a2a22fb860e4efd55089dfc34f3b9968fb665208c10604e6 -305577;1345610529;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.49999999 = 3 BTC [+] -305576;1345610567;Ignatius-otc;looks good -305575;1345610653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3316 @ 0.00040349 = 1.338 BTC [+] -305574;1345610654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32884 @ 0.00039586 = 13.0175 BTC [-] -305573;1345610688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25400 @ 0.00040547 = 10.2989 BTC [+] -305572;1345610690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00040707 = 5.414 BTC [+] -305571;1345610691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20040 @ 0.00040749 = 8.1661 BTC [+] -305570;1345610692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 260 @ 0.00041009 = 0.1066 BTC [+] -305569;1345635848;rg;no fucking way -305568;1345635852;rg;how did you get a fucking spoof -305567;1345635853;usagi;I'm planning on giving customers of hotwallet a free yubikey -305566;1345635909;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 18 @ 0.97 = 17.46 BTC [+] -305565;1345635912;mircea_popescu;rg who to the what nao ? -305564;1345635917;usagi;spoofs? -305563;1345636103;dub;rg: ask in #freenode -305562;1345636173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9886 @ 0.0004102 = 4.0552 BTC [+] -305561;1345636175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5314 @ 0.00041171 = 2.1878 BTC [+] -305560;1345636279;nefario;well shit -305559;1345636288;nefario;my keyboard konked out -305558;1345636294;nefario;had to restart -305557;1345636349;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -305556;1345636350;gribble;Best bid: 9.72758, Best ask: 9.8124, Bid-ask spread: 0.08482, Last trade: 9.72756, 24 hour volume: 69718, 24 hour low: 9.5714, 24 hour high: 10.29999 -305555;1345636441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00041171 = 1.4822 BTC [+] -305554;1345636489;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.06153221 = 61.5322 BTC [+] -305553;1345637125;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.10496 = 2.624 BTC [+] -305552;1345637155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21285 @ 0.00041171 = 8.7632 BTC [+] -305551;1345637166;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 2 @ 0.375 = 0.75 BTC [+] -305550;1345637168;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 20 @ 0.31 = 6.2 BTC [-] -305549;1345637169;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 3 @ 0.30200001 = 0.906 BTC [-] -305548;1345637190;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.098 = 4.9 BTC [-] -305547;1345637200;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.31100001 BTC [-] -305546;1345637303;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3700 @ 0.0010311 = 3.8151 BTC [+] -305545;1345637784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11128 @ 0.00040006 = 4.4519 BTC [-] -305544;1345637850;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [-] -305543;1345637852;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 1 = 100 BTC [-] -305542;1345637902;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -305541;1345637903;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 100 @ 1 = 100 BTC [-] -305540;1345638029;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4249 @ 0.0010339 = 4.393 BTC [+] -305539;1345638031;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4200 @ 0.00103514 = 4.3476 BTC [+] -305538;1345638032;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 100 @ 0.00103579 = 0.1036 BTC [+] -305537;1345638033;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00103616 = 5.0772 BTC [+] -305536;1345638034;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4762 @ 0.0010387 = 4.9463 BTC [+] -305535;1345638355;rg;for some reason -305534;1345638359;rg;this porn site keeps unmuting their pron -305533;1345638364;rg;its getting vrey annoying -305532;1345638751;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 6 @ 0.13164126 = 0.7898 BTC [-] -305531;1345638751;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 7 @ 0.12710162 = 0.8897 BTC [-] -305530;1345638753;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 987 @ 0.10696144 = 105.5709 BTC [-] -305529;1345639222;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.47 = 1.88 BTC [+] -305528;1345639270;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.479 = 2.874 BTC [+] -305527;1345639314;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 31 @ 0.10496 = 3.2538 BTC [+] -305526;1345639378;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.10496 = 5.248 BTC [+] -305525;1345639753;dust-otc;since no one looks in long term offers anymore, i'm offering a Kraken passthrough: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102433.msg1122497#msg1122497 -305524;1345639853;mircea_popescu;dust-otc where ? -305523;1345639870;kakobreklaa;mornin -305522;1345639872;mircea_popescu;heya -305521;1345639979;dust-otc;in the thread I linked -305520;1345639989;dust-otc;it isn't trade on an exchange -305519;1345640004;mircea_popescu;o o i see -305518;1345640015;mircea_popescu;i thought you were offering a passthrough to the KRAKEN asset -305517;1345640020;dust-otc;lol -305516;1345640023;mircea_popescu;which i think is also a passthrough for the same thing or w/e -305515;1345640025;mircea_popescu;confusing tbh -305514;1345640047;dust-otc;yeah the ticker symbol sounds too official -305513;1345640064;mircea_popescu;i hadn't even known it's harnett's fund thingee till i read now. -305512;1345640072;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 1.03418 BTC [+] -305511;1345640103;mircea_popescu;so basically what you're doing is, you want a 4 ot 8 week loan collateralized -305510;1345640146;dust-otc;sure -305509;1345640163;rg;;;calc 100 - 67 -305508;1345640163;gribble;33 -305507;1345640167;dust-otc;there were a ton of people who wanted to get in on it -305506;1345640168;rg;;;calc 33 * [ticker --last] -305505;1345640168;gribble;325.05 -305504;1345640171;rg;hmm -305503;1345640181;dust-otc;and I want to stay away from everything for a bit until this pirate stuff blows over -305502;1345640183;rg;theres a guy who plays UrbanTerror named Kraken -305501;1345640188;rg;and he is disgustingly good at it -305500;1345640214;mircea_popescu;pirate still hasn't paid anyone huh. -305499;1345640224;dust-otc;of course not -305498;1345640225;mircea_popescu;!ticker TYG* -305497;1345640228;assbot;Invalid ticker. -305496;1345640238;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa : any chance you can introduce autocomplete for tickers ? -305495;1345640246;mircea_popescu;i dunno who the hell can remember those long ones -305494;1345640260;dust-otc;they are trading at 30-40% value of face, in case you were trying to check -305493;1345640268;mircea_popescu;30 cents to the dollar by now huh -305492;1345640282;mircea_popescu;oh, come make 7% a week -305491;1345640284;mircea_popescu;idiots. -305490;1345640388;area;Surely everyone should be buying those at 30% of value and betting with _matthew_ the other way? -305489;1345640405;dust-otc;area: yes, but then you have to bet that matthew will pay -305488;1345640425;dust-otc;i've lost a lot of trust for his bet after the market went under 50% -305487;1345640439;mircea_popescu;who's matthew -305486;1345640451;dust-otc;Matthew N. Wright on the forums -305485;1345640455;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -305484;1345640457;mircea_popescu;get the fuck out. -305483;1345640517;dust-otc;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101751.0 -305482;1345640541;rg;autocomplete for tickers -305481;1345640544;rg;that's a really good idea -305480;1345640557;rg;^5 -305479;1345640560;mircea_popescu;that guy was involved in every scam of the last period. he took bitcoinica money, he calls it a "line of credit", zhou called it a personal loan, we still don't know -305478;1345640572;kakobreklaa;how is that a good idea -305477;1345640572;mircea_popescu;he was involved in the zip debacle, tho it's still not clear how -305476;1345640581;rg;kako -305475;1345640583;rg;so you can do -305474;1345640585;rg;!ticker BIB.* -305473;1345640587;assbot;Invalid ticker. -305472;1345640589;rg;to see all brendios assets -305471;1345640595;rg;or !ticker *vps* -305470;1345640600;rg;to see all the vps companies -305469;1345640605;mircea_popescu;could end up spammy tho -305468;1345640612;rg;make it message multiple results -305467;1345640619;rg;if its single, go to channel -305466;1345640626;mircea_popescu;maybe, yea. -305465;1345640631;mircea_popescu;tho i dont think assbot messages. -305464;1345640638;area;dust-otc: I guess that is another risk, true -305463;1345640642;rg;if it messages the channel -305462;1345640646;rg;it can message people -305461;1345640650;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 2 @ 0.88 = 1.76 BTC [-] -305460;1345640675;dust-otc;area: i've been warning everyone to use an escrow -305459;1345640675;rg;i want some breakfast -305458;1345640677;rg;i might go get some -305457;1345640705;mircea_popescu;better settle for hookers and blow. -305456;1345640756;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 15 @ 0.10688336 = 1.6033 BTC [-] -305455;1345640776;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 13 @ 0.06132162 = 0.7972 BTC [-] -305454;1345640809;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.44 = 2.2 BTC [+] -305453;1345640827;rg;ill have to shower -305452;1345640830;rg;if i go -305451;1345640832;rg;arf -305450;1345640839;rg;guess i should do it now before anyone wakes up -305449;1345640873;assbot;[GLBSE] [RUGATU] 2 @ 0.10999999 = 0.22 BTC [+] -305448;1345641021;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 3 @ 0.2999 = 0.8997 BTC [+] -305447;1345641486;assbot;[GLBSE] [PGM] 6 @ 0.23 = 1.38 BTC [+] -305446;1345641621;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.4875 BTC [+] -305445;1345641752;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5 @ 0.00911 = 0.0456 BTC [-] -305444;1345641823;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.009 = 0.09 BTC [-] -305443;1345641845;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.00103283 = 1.9624 BTC [-] -305442;1345641847;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12200 @ 0.0010311 = 12.5794 BTC [-] -305441;1345642162;assbot;[MPEX] [F.PURE.SYNTH] 52954 @ 0.000135 = 7.1488 BTC [+] -305440;1345642273;kakobreklaa;so -305439;1345642277;kakobreklaa;how do you like this -305438;1345642284;kakobreklaa;Get free Bitcoins for using smpake! -305437;1345642284;kakobreklaa;When we reach 100 completed transactions, 3 randoms winners will get their addresses credited for: 1, 0.5 and 0.1 Bitcoins respectively. -305436;1345642284;kakobreklaa;SHA256 of winners IP addresses and reward payount addresses will be published on bitcointalk.org. -305435;1345642302;kakobreklaa;ah typo -305434;1345642409;rg;how about 10, 1.5, and and 1.0 btc -305433;1345642410;rg;:) -305432;1345642421;kakobreklaa;sure, will you fund it? -305431;1345642428;kakobreklaa;:p -305430;1345642433;kakobreklaa;you have plenty i heard -305429;1345642436;kakobreklaa;from satoshidice :> -305428;1345643687;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [+] -305427;1345643749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26501 @ 0.00041171 = 10.9107 BTC [+] -305426;1345643751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1555 @ 0.00041337 = 0.6428 BTC [+] -305425;1345643752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00041417 = 8.9461 BTC [+] -305424;1345643752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 244 @ 0.0004143 = 0.1011 BTC [+] -305423;1345643844;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 20 @ 0.3 = 6 BTC [+] -305422;1345643845;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [-] -305421;1345644434;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10496 BTC [+] -305420;1345644530;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 1 @ 0.17 BTC [+] -305419;1345644645;EmanuelDeOrtego;I have one question -305418;1345644665;EmanuelDeOrtego;Has my VersaCoin IPO been denied? -305417;1345644752;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIB-SOLUTIONS] 1 @ 0.0005 BTC -305416;1345644754;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIB-SOLUTIONS] 3 @ 0.000124 = 0.0004 BTC [-] -305415;1345644755;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIB-SOLUTIONS] 9 @ 0.0001 = 0.0009 BTC [-] -305414;1345644820;nefario;EmanuelDeOrtego: no -305413;1345644828;nefario;at least I've not looked at it -305412;1345644833;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ah. : ) -305411;1345644838;nefario;I've been trying toget rid of BTc reserves firsrt -305410;1345644844;EmanuelDeOrtego;Cool, cool. -305409;1345644873;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 50 @ 0.01000001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -305408;1345644875;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -305407;1345644875;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 112 @ 0.00100001 = 0.112 BTC [-] -305406;1345644921;rg;damn that sucked -305405;1345644927;rg;that was a long ass walk with 2gal of milk -305404;1345644971;rg;there better be a fuckload of onions in the omelette -305403;1345644974;assbot;[GLBSE] [CC] 6 @ 0.0001 = 0.0006 BTC -305402;1345645020;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 1.0001 = 2.0002 BTC [-] -305401;1345645041;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg: I cant imagine the torture of walking with 2 gallons of milk. -305400;1345645065;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.151 BTC [-] -305399;1345645067;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.13588 = 0.5435 BTC [-] -305398;1345645068;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.1342 = 0.2684 BTC [-] -305397;1345645069;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 56 @ 0.1341 = 7.5096 BTC [-] -305396;1345645071;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.13 = 0.26 BTC [-] -305395;1345645072;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.12000001 BTC [-] -305394;1345645073;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 500 @ 0.12 = 60 BTC [-] -305393;1345645074;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.11999999 BTC [-] -305392;1345645075;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 882 @ 0.00171 = 1.5082 BTC [-] -305391;1345645120;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 495 @ 0.00911 = 4.5095 BTC [-] -305390;1345645121;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 351 @ 0.0091 = 3.1941 BTC [-] -305389;1345645122;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 10 @ 0.0091 = 0.091 BTC [-] -305388;1345645123;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 231 @ 0.009 = 2.079 BTC [-] -305387;1345645125;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 3000 @ 0.009 = 27 BTC [-] -305386;1345645126;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5151 @ 0.008 = 41.208 BTC [-] -305385;1345645166;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 25 @ 0.1699 = 4.2475 BTC [+] -305384;1345645177;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 50 @ 0.13 = 6.5 BTC [-] -305383;1345645178;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.13 = 1.3 BTC [-] -305382;1345645180;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1266 = 0.633 BTC [-] -305381;1345645181;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 37 @ 0.126 = 4.662 BTC [-] -305380;1345645182;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.125 = 1.25 BTC [-] -305379;1345645183;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.121 = 1.21 BTC [-] -305378;1345645184;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.1207 = 2.414 BTC [-] -305377;1345645185;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.1205 = 2.41 BTC [-] -305376;1345645186;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1202 = 0.3606 BTC [-] -305375;1345645187;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.1202 = 0.4808 BTC [-] -305374;1345645188;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 26 @ 0.1155 = 3.003 BTC [-] -305373;1345645189;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.112 = 2.24 BTC [-] -305372;1345645190;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.11011 = 0.2202 BTC [-] -305371;1345645191;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.102 = 0.306 BTC [-] -305370;1345645220;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 20 @ 0.45 = 9 BTC [-] -305369;1345645257;nefario;whats the status of tigrr.bond-a? -305368;1345645288;EmanuelDeOrtego;If it's a pirate passthrough, probably defunct -305367;1345645293;EmanuelDeOrtego;or there's one more dividend -305366;1345645302;nefario;I see -305365;1345645314;EmanuelDeOrtego;Oh, it's PPS -305364;1345645318;EmanuelDeOrtego;Mining bond -305363;1345645323;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's probably still going. -305362;1345645325;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABSORB.1.4-6.SHORT] 179 @ 0.0001 = 0.0179 BTC -305361;1345645345;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 9 @ 0.8 = 7.2 BTC [+] -305360;1345645365;assbot;[GLBSE] [NONVERBA] 1 @ 0.0001 BTC -305359;1345645402;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 907 @ 0.00025 = 0.2268 BTC [-] -305358;1345645403;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 213 @ 0.00024999 = 0.0532 BTC [-] -305357;1345645455;kakobreklaa;hm -305356;1345645460;kakobreklaa;i must be doing something wrong -305355;1345645475;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 20 @ 0.102 = 2.04 BTC [-] -305354;1345645477;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -305353;1345645478;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 100 @ 0.09 = 9 BTC [-] -305352;1345645480;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1000 @ 0.0001 = 0.1 BTC [-] -305351;1345645513;nefario;why? -305350;1345645525;nefario;you responsible for this dump? -305349;1345645567;kakobreklaa;u? no -305348;1345645595;kakobreklaa;im paying to use my service now and still noone uses it :D -305347;1345645624;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2013 @ 0.0010311 = 2.0756 BTC [-] -305346;1345645684;kakobreklaa;maybe that is the problem, i should be charging a gazillion -305345;1345645686;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -305344;1345645766;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8900 @ 0.00102261 = 9.1012 BTC [-] -305343;1345645813;rg;EmanuelDeOrtego: it wasnt too fun -305342;1345645814;rg;you know what -305341;1345645819;rg;i like this EmanuelDeOrtego guy -305340;1345645825;rg;in spite of the possibility hes a mexican -305339;1345645851;kakobreklaa;whats wrong with texmex -305338;1345646138;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg: Half puerto rican -305337;1345646154;rg;SHUN -305336;1345646156;rg;SHUN -305335;1345646156;rg;SHUN -305334;1345646157;rg;SHUN -305333;1345646157;rg;SHUN -305332;1345646166;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am one of those brown people that look white enough to be accepted in prudish organizations. -305331;1345646166;rg;just kidding, at least you're not from Denmark -305330;1345646204;EmanuelDeOrtego;Heh, saw that place on TV -305329;1345646208;EmanuelDeOrtego;Made me kind of depressed -305328;1345646214;EmanuelDeOrtego;but that's Europe in general it seems -305327;1345646238;rg;never trust anyone from Denmark -305326;1345646247;rg;cause i heard something is rotton there -305325;1345646270;nefario;only at the heart -305324;1345646282;kakobrekla;lol -305323;1345646291;nefario;check this -305322;1345646295;nefario;satwcomic.com -305321;1345646299;kakobrekla;dont you be dissing mah yurop -305320;1345646307;nefario;Scandinavia and The World comics -305319;1345646312;nefario;have read them all -305318;1345646316;nefario;very much enjoyed -305317;1345646783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13748 @ 0.0004143 = 5.6958 BTC [+] -305316;1345646785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18752 @ 0.00041457 = 7.774 BTC [+] -305315;1345646912;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11524 @ 0.00102582 = 11.8215 BTC [+] -305314;1345647209;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.138979 BTC [+] -305313;1345647211;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 14 @ 0.1389799 = 1.9457 BTC [+] -305312;1345647238;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1389799 BTC [+] -305311;1345647240;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13898 BTC [+] -305310;1345647271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00041457 = 7.5866 BTC [+] -305309;1345647413;mircea_popescu;you ever seen oglaf ? -305308;1345647488;mircea_popescu;denmark has nothing to do with europe in general ftr. -305307;1345647507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00041457 = 0.4146 BTC [+] -305306;1345647512;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 3 @ 1.0001 = 3.0003 BTC [-] -305305;1345647587;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -305304;1345647591;rg;new bitvps promo is up -305303;1345647592;kakobrekla;talking to cryptostocks dev -305302;1345647594;rg;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102482.0 -305301;1345647596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38801 @ 0.00040386 = 15.6702 BTC [-] -305300;1345647597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11199 @ 0.00040205 = 4.5026 BTC [-] -305299;1345647610;kakobrekla;looks like assbot will be streaming them too, soon -305298;1345647615;mircea_popescu;a cool! -305297;1345647629;kakobrekla;bah -305296;1345647635;kakobrekla;i should be getting payed for this -305295;1345647640;kakobrekla;;> -305294;1345648322;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.4874 BTC [+] -305293;1345648324;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.4875 = 1.4625 BTC [+] -305292;1345648422;nefario;assbot will be streaming what kakobrekla? -305291;1345648453;nefario;mircea_popescu: of course you would bring up the porn webcomic wouldn't you -305290;1345648487;mircea_popescu;well i happen to think it's the best comic on the market atm. -305289;1345648491;mircea_popescu;author is a chick, too. -305288;1345648522;kakobrekla;nefario: trades n stuff from https://cryptostocks.com/ -305287;1345648525;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.545 = 3.27 BTC [+] -305286;1345648690;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.37100001 = 1.855 BTC [-] -305285;1345648691;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 17 @ 0.371 = 6.307 BTC [-] -305284;1345648720;rg;so -305283;1345648725;rg;how do you think i should do this encrypted root fs -305282;1345648725;EmanuelDeOrtego;so -305281;1345648730;rg;install it with a pw -305280;1345648737;rg;then have the customer add their own -305279;1345648740;rg;and remove the old noe? -305278;1345648742;rg;one -305277;1345648928;nefario;use cat image.bmp > password.txt -305276;1345648936;nefario;where image.bmp is a random image -305275;1345648944;rg;BITMAP -305274;1345648945;nefario;tell your users it has to be typed in manually -305273;1345648954;nefario;the whole thing -305272;1345648954;rg;Diablo-D3: pretty clever -305271;1345648960;rg;you're going to compete with us -305270;1345648962;rg;in the same data centre -305269;1345648967;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1482 @ 0.00102261 = 1.5155 BTC [-] -305268;1345648967;nefario;? -305267;1345648968;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12218 @ 0.00102202 = 12.487 BTC [-] -305266;1345649001;rg;diablo-d3 is getting into the hosting racket -305265;1345649008;rg;and hes doing it with the same datacenter we're already in -305264;1345649010;rg;cause he's a prick -305263;1345649029;rg;i get a way better deal than him but that means i have to lower my profit to compete with him -305262;1345649060;nefario;rg:not exactly -305261;1345649066;nefario;you just have to not fuckup -305260;1345649073;nefario;and then wait -305259;1345649086;rg;its ok, i dont even need to do anything -305258;1345649089;rg;this DC has *all* broken hardware -305257;1345649096;rg;people will stop buying it once it starts failing -305256;1345649113;rg;this guy vapor -305255;1345649117;rg;he's on his fifth E5 from them -305254;1345649120;rg;they've all broke -305253;1345649121;rg;lol -305252;1345649126;rg;so Diablo backed the wrong pony -305251;1345649161;mircea_popescu;rg if you get a better deal then why'd you have to lower prices -305250;1345649228;rg;cause people will go with him -305249;1345649231;rg;if he has lower prices -305248;1345649241;rg;if he has lower prices, we'll have to lower our profit to match him -305247;1345649246;rg;im not worried about it -305246;1345649256;nefario;hmmm -305245;1345649261;rg;i have the admin IPMI pw to all the boxes anyway -305244;1345649262;mircea_popescu;wasnt Diablo-D3 building a datacenter ? -305243;1345649264;nefario;how much capital do you have? -305242;1345649264;rg;if things get ugly -305241;1345649266;rg;ill just sabotage him -305240;1345649270;mircea_popescu;lmao stuf -305239;1345649281;rg;only half of what i said wasnt true -305238;1345649284;rg;guess which half -305237;1345649288;rg; -305236;1345649297;rg;Three members of the band, Maria Alyokhina, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Yekaterina Samutsevich, were found guilty of "hooliganism motivated by religious hatred" and jailed for two years. -305235;1345649300;nefario;if you've got enough you can do a loss leader -305234;1345649300;rg;dude TWO yaers -305233;1345649302;nefario;as in -305232;1345649305;rg;nah -305231;1345649307;nefario;for a period of time -305230;1345649312;rg;the bitcoin dedicated server market is dead -305229;1345649313;nefario;lose money -305228;1345649318;nefario;to run him out of business -305227;1345649321;rg;we dont sell many -305226;1345649330;nefario;you know why? -305225;1345649339;nefario;they're overpriced -305224;1345649344;rg;cause people would rather just use PayPal to a much more known company -305223;1345649352;rg;$140 for an E3 with 16GB ram is overpriced? -305222;1345649355;rg;gfy -305221;1345649358;mircea_popescu;;;rated kakobrekla -305220;1345649359;gribble;You rated user kakobrekla on Sun Mar 4 13:24:19 2012, giving him a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: small trade no hassle. -305219;1345649366;rg;gfy stands for go fuck yourself -305218;1345649373;rg;that deal doesnt even exist in USD -305217;1345649380;rg;that's how i know the market is nothing -305216;1345649380;nefario;sure it does -305215;1345649384;rg;find it -305214;1345649385;nefario;what you think GLBSE is running on -305213;1345649387;mircea_popescu;;;rate kakobrekla 2 involved in various projects -305212;1345649388;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user kakobrekla has changed from 1 to 2. -305211;1345649399;rg;OVH and that .de place dont count -305210;1345649399;nefario;OK I don't have that amount of ram -305209;1345649408;nefario;but I've got harware raid -305208;1345649414;rg;so do these -305207;1345649419;rg;LSI 9260's -305206;1345649424;rg;w/ BBU + 512mb write cache -305205;1345649424;nefario;hmmmm -305204;1345649426;nefario;intersting -305203;1345649435;kakobrekla;;;rate mircea_popescu 2 runs mpex for fucks sake -305202;1345649436;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mircea_popescu has changed from 1 to 2. -305201;1345649436;nefario;that is a pretty good deal -305200;1345649444;kakobrekla;there, ahead of me again :) -305199;1345649444;rg;its not $140 ven -305198;1345649445;rg;evn -305197;1345649446;mircea_popescu;i don't run it for fucks sake! -305196;1345649448;rg;i forget how much it is -305195;1345649451;mircea_popescu;i just run it for the love of porn -305194;1345649452;rg;its near there -305193;1345649455;rg;its not more than $159 -305192;1345649461;kakobrekla;lol -305191;1345649470;rg;we also have i7's -305190;1345649475;rg;racks and racks and racks of i7s -305189;1345649477;rg;that no one wants -305188;1345649477;rg;lo -305187;1345649478;rg;l -305186;1345649489;kakobrekla;if you find that offensive i will remove it mircea_popescu -305185;1345649510;kakobrekla;i mean, change it -305184;1345649515;mircea_popescu;i dont care lol -305183;1345649518;kakobrekla;k -305182;1345649536;rg;nefario: also comes with IPMI -305181;1345649562;mircea_popescu;rg people are prolly just not buying from you cause you're not sexy. -305180;1345649576;nefario;I don't know what IPMI is -305179;1345649587;mircea_popescu;management stuff -305178;1345649590;nefario;are you doing anything with those machines? -305177;1345649600;nefario;yeah -305176;1345649605;nefario;strap a pair of tits on -305175;1345649607;nefario;or -305174;1345649610;Diablo-D3;[08:27:43] wasnt Diablo-D3 building a datacenter ? -305173;1345649611;nefario;shave the ones you've got -305172;1345649612;Diablo-D3;yes -305171;1345649619;Diablo-D3;and I may be selling dedis soon too -305170;1345649623;nefario;Diablo-D3: you get the bricks yet? -305169;1345649638;mircea_popescu;lol -305168;1345649654;mircea_popescu;a datacenter build out of bricked hdds would be pretty badass. -305167;1345649666;nefario;Diablo-D3: you'll probably need some wires as well -305166;1345649675;nefario;should get good ones -305165;1345649678;nefario;with lots of tubes -305164;1345649685;mircea_popescu;nefario why not go wireless :D -305163;1345649687;nefario;for a faster inter-web -305162;1345649689;rg;nefario -305161;1345649694;rg;i think i mightve asked you this -305160;1345649700;rg;glbse + ads -305159;1345649701;rg;? -305158;1345649704;rg;y/n -305157;1345649709;Diablo-D3;rg: no. -305156;1345649714;nefario;rg, no this is the first time YOU've mentioned it -305155;1345649717;Diablo-D3;you do not put ads on a fucking commercial site. -305154;1345649719;nefario;but not happening -305153;1345649725;Diablo-D3;what the fucks wrong with you -305152;1345649731;rg;uh -305151;1345649734;rg;im just asking a question -305150;1345649734;nefario;I've talked with GLBSE shareholders in the last meeting -305149;1345649735;rg;you stupid fuck -305148;1345649736;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 why nopt ? lots of users w/o money, how else is he supposed to turn a profit ? -305147;1345649740;nefario;they were quite against it -305146;1345649756;rg;i didn't ask him to post an ad or say he should post ads -305145;1345649761;rg;i asked him if glbse plnaned to do ads -305144;1345649764;rg;so why dont you shut the fuck up -305143;1345649778;mircea_popescu;lol rg that's no way to talk to the competition! -305142;1345649788;rg;to be the competition you need to compete. -305141;1345649790;nefario;rg, the last time someone talked to me about it I thought it was a good idea, figured I could bring in about 250BTC a month -305140;1345649796;nefario;but as I said -305139;1345649797;rg;nefario: maybe -305138;1345649800;rg;or it could tank -305137;1345649801;rg;and look ugly -305136;1345649802;nefario;shareholders shot it down -305135;1345649816;rg;i had some bitcoinadvertisers.com ads on bitvps -305134;1345649823;nefario;rg: maybe, but from what I've been offered already, I think 250BTC a month would be about right -305133;1345649830;rg;surprisingly, they actully mad ea decent amount of money -305132;1345649837;mircea_popescu;seems a good deal, the forum is making what, 50-100 a month ? -305131;1345649837;rg;almost 1 BTC -305130;1345649841;nefario;if they're related maybe -305129;1345649855;rg;buti only left the up a month -305128;1345649857;rg;i was just curious -305127;1345649865;rg;people started complaining that they werent paying out -305126;1345649882;nefario;lol -305125;1345649889;nefario;not your fault -305124;1345649893;rg;i cant remember the address i had them payout to -305123;1345649896;rg;but i have this -305122;1345649904;rg;http://bitcoinadvertisers.com/partnerstat.php?p=1P6W25FPEMYsiHNPhqwo24WiTkVabtSnhc -305121;1345649909;rg;that was my first test with them -305120;1345649911;rg;paid out .39 btc -305119;1345649919;nefario;fuck 3 more to do before it's "ready" -305118;1345649932;rg;nefario do it up -305117;1345650006;nefario;do what up? -305116;1345650016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00040643 = 1.138 BTC [+] -305115;1345650242;rg;luke-jr_: could jesus microwave a burrito so hot that he himself could not eat it? -305114;1345650292;mircea_popescu;if it was mary's -305113;1345650296;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -305112;1345650298;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 33 @ 0.545 = 17.985 BTC [+] -305111;1345650299;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.55 = 8.8 BTC [+] -305110;1345650893;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyHVNksh0qA tit magic. -305109;1345651130;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.44 = 11 BTC [-] -305108;1345651246;rg;DiabloD3: if you're really gonna host at enzu -305107;1345651249;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 21 @ 0.43 = 9.03 BTC [-] -305106;1345651251;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.43 = 2.15 BTC [-] -305105;1345651252;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 31 @ 0.401 = 12.431 BTC [-] -305104;1345651254;rg;you seriously need to be careful at who you let work on your box -305103;1345651258;rg;that whole story i told was true -305102;1345651266;rg;they corrupted my array -305101;1345651269;rg;so just .. -305100;1345651271;rg;be careful -305099;1345651297;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 19 @ 0.401 = 7.619 BTC [-] -305098;1345651299;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 31 @ 0.40000001 = 12.4 BTC [-] -305097;1345651393;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.0339 = 3.1017 BTC [-] -305096;1345651396;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.375 = 3.75 BTC [+] -305095;1345651398;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.371 = 1.113 BTC [-] -305094;1345651399;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 17 @ 0.371 = 6.307 BTC [-] -305093;1345651400;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 124 @ 0.37 = 45.88 BTC [-] -305092;1345652037;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 2 @ 1.08 = 2.16 BTC [+] -305091;1345652313;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10496 = 0.2099 BTC [+] -305090;1345652584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00040205 = 3.8597 BTC [-] -305089;1345652962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00040643 = 5.4462 BTC [+] -305088;1345652982;EmanuelDeOrtego;GLBSE -305087;1345652984;EmanuelDeOrtego;is down -305086;1345652985;EmanuelDeOrtego;halp -305085;1345652996;nefario;yes it is -305084;1345653088;farfi;no more cheap pirate bonds for you -305083;1345653106;EmanuelDeOrtego;Psh, I don't bother with that shit -305082;1345653170;farfi;EmanuelDeOrtego - wasnt directd to you specifically... Im the bond nazi -305081;1345653234;EmanuelDeOrtego;oh i see -305080;1345653240;EmanuelDeOrtego;carry on my dear friend -305079;1345653252;farfi;no bonds for you! -305078;1345653643;nefario;back up -305077;1345653665;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.098 = 0.196 BTC [-] -305076;1345653729;nefario;oh dear -305075;1345653731;nefario;balance 0 -305074;1345653734;nefario;lol -305073;1345653736;nefario;oh well -305072;1345653748;nefario;guys deposits/withdrawals are going to be delayed -305071;1345653762;nefario;new version of bitcoind doesn't seem to like the current version of the blockchain -305070;1345653772;nefario;am downloading it again.... -305069;1345653821;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.371 = 3.71 BTC [+] -305068;1345653881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4801 @ 0.00040205 = 1.9302 BTC [-] -305067;1345653883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12864 @ 0.00040006 = 5.1464 BTC [-] -305066;1345653884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1771 @ 0.00039591 = 0.7012 BTC [-] -305065;1345653885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1880 @ 0.00038581 = 0.7253 BTC [-] -305064;1345653886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 184 @ 0.0003854 = 0.0709 BTC [-] -305063;1345653983;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.37 = 3.7 BTC [-] -305062;1345654344;rg;i hate that -305061;1345654347;rg;it happened to me the other day -305060;1345654437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3654 @ 0.00039547 = 1.445 BTC [+] -305059;1345654604;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10496 BTC [+] -305058;1345654625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00040643 = 4.9178 BTC [+] -305057;1345654885;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 325 @ 0.00102582 = 0.3334 BTC [+] -305056;1345655402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00041143 = 2.9212 BTC [+] -305055;1345655472;rg;come on mpoe -305054;1345655473;rg;go DOWN -305053;1345655551;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 7 @ 0.592 = 4.144 BTC [-] -305052;1345655552;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1123443#msg1123443 if anyone wants a little forum fun. -305051;1345655552;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5901 = 2.3604 BTC [-] -305050;1345655561;rg;anyone here do that thing for blockchain.info -305049;1345655567;rg;where they pay you % when you give them clean BTC? -305048;1345655607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11346 @ 0.00039686 = 4.5028 BTC [-] -305047;1345655609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10916 @ 0.0003854 = 4.207 BTC [-] -305046;1345655610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29403 @ 0.00038342 = 11.2737 BTC [-] -305045;1345655673;mircea_popescu;no ?! -305044;1345655675;mircea_popescu;what's clean ? -305043;1345655728;rg;not stolen -305042;1345655807;rg;http://blockchain.info/wallet/send-anonymously -305041;1345655808;rg;for that -305040;1345655812;rg;they need lots of coins to mix -305039;1345655849;mircea_popescu;ugh -305038;1345655853;mircea_popescu;that's a weird thing -305037;1345655861;mircea_popescu;why'd they need that ?! -305036;1345655984;nefario;well if it's a mixing service -305035;1345656016;nefario;the point of it is to mix dirty with clean money -305034;1345656027;nefario;so you get a capuchino colour -305033;1345656148;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.449 = 8.98 BTC [+] -305032;1345656149;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.45 = 9 BTC [+] -305031;1345656209;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 19 @ 0.098 = 1.862 BTC [-] -305030;1345656272;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 40 @ 0.47 = 18.8 BTC [+] -305029;1345656420;rg;well -305028;1345656425;rg;officially its for anonymity -305027;1345656500;nefario;lol -305026;1345656508;nefario;thats why they want untained coins -305025;1345656527;rg;id send coins if it paid a decent percent -305024;1345656538;nefario;like coins that are tainted don't also offer anonymity -305023;1345656542;rg;i used to be able to keep my coins in this exchange and they'd pay me a fair amount of interest -305022;1345656553;rg;but the owner had some homosexual crisis -305021;1345656557;rg;and discontinued it -305020;1345656565;nefario;of course it's to muddy the waters and totally taint all coins -305019;1345656592;rg;someone paid bitvps with a coin mixer -305018;1345656595;rg;it was fucking annoying -305017;1345656610;mircea_popescu;lmao -305016;1345656613;rg;the billing system would send me an email every time -305015;1345656618;rg;saying they paid but it wasnt enough -305014;1345656621;rg;over and over and over -305013;1345656636;mircea_popescu;this is what you get for hating on fags and jews. -305012;1345656648;nefario;they mix your coins? -305011;1345656653;nefario;how is that sweet revenge? -305010;1345656657;rg;maybe they shouldn't have started world war 2 then -305009;1345656680;rg;i floss almost every day but my gums still bleed -305008;1345656691;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg: It's the food you are eating. -305007;1345656696;rg;oh mircea, floss is a piece of string used to clean the middle of your teeth -305006;1345656709;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -305005;1345656722;rg;you use it after you brush or as romanians might know it.. rubbing a tree branch against your teeth -305004;1345656739;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 100 @ 0.0796 = 7.96 BTC [-] -305003;1345656750;mircea_popescu;we have floss here -305002;1345656760;mircea_popescu;it's used to make that part of the bikini that goes in front of the girl's cunt. -305001;1345656775;nefario;thats why their teethis so bad and their vag smells -305000;1345656794;mircea_popescu;haters everywhere! -304999;1345656800;EmanuelDeOrtego;what the hell am I reading -304998;1345656805;nefario;using candy floss to clean your teeth and cover your genitals isn't that smart -304997;1345656821;nefario;like using leaves for money -304996;1345656832;nefario;you wonder why you have so much inflation every autumn? -304995;1345656837;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anyways, you guys need to leave whatever European shithole you're in now. It's all about to go downhill. -304994;1345656841;mircea_popescu;aghaha good one -304993;1345656848;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego nah, romania will be fine. -304992;1345656857;mircea_popescu;it's too backwards to follow the trends. -304991;1345656862;mircea_popescu;it's still 2007ish here. -304990;1345656862;rg;Romania always rebounds -304989;1345656876;rg;sure its not glamorous or switzerlan -304988;1345656883;rg;but they always stay level -304987;1345656895;mircea_popescu;hard to fall off the floor. -304986;1345656899;EmanuelDeOrtego;I guess their constant supply of porn and vodka is doing them well -304985;1345656899;nefario;lol -304984;1345656903;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 2 @ 0.08 = 0.16 BTC [+] -304983;1345656912;mircea_popescu;actually budapest is the world capital of porn -304982;1345656920;mircea_popescu;or was, years back. i think the czechs are taking over. -304981;1345656943;mircea_popescu;(once on a open air shoot in prague a dude was doing this model tied to a bench -304980;1345656949;mircea_popescu;in a park. people were passiong by -304979;1345656954;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 22 @ 0.1 = 2.2 BTC [+] -304978;1345656955;nefario;I loved budapest -304977;1345656961;nefario;such a nice city -304976;1345656961;EmanuelDeOrtego;Okay, that's an awesome country. -304975;1345656962;mircea_popescu;at some point two kids sat next to them and the girl stripped -304974;1345656965;mircea_popescu;and they went at it. -304973;1345656972;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -304972;1345656992;mircea_popescu;cameraman can be heard going -304971;1345656998;mircea_popescu;"shit they'll drive us out of business" -304970;1345657041;rg;[10:33] hard to fall off the floor. -304969;1345657042;nefario;I don't understand how the porn industry can continue -304968;1345657042;rg;lol -304967;1345657044;rg;that made me laugh -304966;1345657048;nefario;there is so much free stuff -304965;1345657053;mircea_popescu;nefario honestly, me either. it makes no sense. -304964;1345657062;nefario;by people who just want their 20 secs of "fame" -304963;1345657064;mircea_popescu;tho prices/values have dropped off significantly -304962;1345657073;oeaud;what is MPEX? -304961;1345657075;rg;porn actors used to get thousands of dollars -304960;1345657078;rg;now they get a few hundred -304959;1345657084;nefario;a day -304958;1345657086;mircea_popescu;oeaud it's a stock exchange for btc assets -304957;1345657101;oeaud;different from glbse? -304956;1345657101;mircea_popescu;rg yea a scene is now 500 tops. used to be closer to 1k solo. -304955;1345657106;mircea_popescu;oeaud yes. -304954;1345657113;rg;yeah -304953;1345657120;rg;imagine those fake casting girls -304952;1345657123;rg;they probably get like $400 -304951;1345657132;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.052 = 0.104 BTC [+] -304950;1345657133;oeaud;is there a website? -304949;1345657138;rg;actually they probably get more -304948;1345657142;mircea_popescu;yes oeaud http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php -304947;1345657151;nefario;rg, they still need to pay tax -304946;1345657152;rg;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=S.BVPS -304945;1345657154;rg;there you go -304944;1345657154;oeaud;thanks -304943;1345657155;mircea_popescu;rg i tihnk most of the girls by now are actually shooting for a stripper/call girl career -304942;1345657159;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 90 @ 0.11 = 9.9 BTC [+] -304941;1345657164;mircea_popescu;just want the tape to advertise themselves. -304940;1345657165;rg;definitely lots of money in escorting -304939;1345657174;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -304938;1345657177;mircea_popescu;that's not going away. -304937;1345657183;rg;i considered getting an escort for prom -304936;1345657188;rg;why not -304935;1345657193;mircea_popescu;sister was busy ? -304934;1345657198;rg;i dont have a sister -304933;1345657201;mircea_popescu;make one. -304932;1345657213;rg;i had a step sister -304931;1345657221;rg;but she had a gross vagina -304930;1345657223;mircea_popescu;canibal rg, ate his step sister. -304929;1345657228;nefario;there is also plenty to be made from the male escort business -304928;1345657229;nefario;http://images.zap2it.com/images/movie-36163/deuce-bigalow-european-gigolo-18.jpg -304927;1345657234;mircea_popescu;is that what you do up in new hampershire ? -304926;1345657246;mircea_popescu;lmao wasn't that the title of some film ? -304925;1345657253;nefario;ja -304924;1345657282;nefario;favourite quote from the film "go ahead, drop your toothpick into my volcano" -304923;1345657289;mircea_popescu;lmao -304922;1345657293;mircea_popescu;no escort ever says that. -304921;1345657296;EmanuelDeOrtego;bitcoin-assets - romanian whores -304920;1345657309;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's what this has been reduced to -304919;1345657313;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.098 = 4.9 BTC [-] -304918;1345657322;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego if you can't beep them join them.' -304917;1345657361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1597 @ 0.00038342 = 0.6123 BTC [-] -304916;1345657363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59500 @ 0.00038096 = 22.6671 BTC [-] -304915;1345657364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38903 @ 0.00038072 = 14.8112 BTC [-] -304914;1345657368;nefario;mircea_popescu: it was an uber fat black woman eating some chicken -304913;1345657379;mircea_popescu;lol -304912;1345657380;nefario;she was saying it to him -304911;1345657389;nefario;him being the gigalo -304910;1345657398;mircea_popescu;sounds like rg's thing, this. you hear rg ? chicken, boy! -304909;1345657401;mircea_popescu;chicken! -304908;1345657421;EmanuelDeOrtego;Now this is getting hilariously racist. -304907;1345657432;rg;quiet beaner -304906;1345657435;mircea_popescu;rg is mexican, why racist ? -304905;1345657448;nefario;http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/352/749/e44.gif -304904;1345657451;rg;im *gasp* romanian -304903;1345657456;mircea_popescu;x.x -304902;1345657466;mircea_popescu;fucken gyp. stole mah nationalitah -304901;1345657504;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://i.imgur.com/rm1TM.gif -304900;1345657520;rg;nope -304899;1345657529;rg;EmanuelDeOrtego: what foods make your gums bleed -304898;1345657531;rg;and why -304897;1345657538;nefario;nails -304896;1345657543;mircea_popescu;lol -304895;1345657546;nefario;my concentration is fucking shot -304894;1345657548;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg: Corn syrup -304893;1345657549;mircea_popescu;.g gum bleed -304892;1345657551;markac;mircea_popescu: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003062.htm -304891;1345657552;EmanuelDeOrtego;and sugar -304890;1345657553;EmanuelDeOrtego;and shit -304889;1345657614;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 23 @ 0.0935 = 2.1505 BTC [+] -304888;1345657616;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 177 @ 0.09399 = 16.6362 BTC [+] -304887;1345657626;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 90 @ 0.01 = 0.9 BTC -304886;1345657809;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jVrCKk45cZQ -304885;1345657865;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 35 @ 0.35 = 12.25 BTC [+] -304884;1345657867;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 30 @ 0.4 = 12 BTC [+] -304883;1345657898;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 49 @ 0.098 = 4.802 BTC [-] -304882;1345657942;nefario;so mircea_popescu, are you a pimp? -304881;1345657946;nefario;in the literal sense? -304880;1345657950;mircea_popescu;no. -304879;1345658012;nefario;meh -304878;1345658023;nefario;would have been more interesting if this was trie -304877;1345658025;nefario;true -304876;1345658035;mircea_popescu;aww, sorry to dissapoint. -304875;1345658061;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: I am disappoint -304874;1345658073;mircea_popescu;you're dissapoimpkind ? -304873;1345658076;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 0.99999998 = 4 BTC [+] -304872;1345658113;copumpkin;yes! -304871;1345658120;mircea_popescu;anyway, somewhat related : the news from russia is that some crazed chicks went and cut a troika down with a chainsaw while being naked -304870;1345658129;mircea_popescu;and got convicted to prison. this is apparently an int'l scandal. -304869;1345658160;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4838 @ 0.00102582 = 4.9629 BTC [+] -304868;1345658161;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6218 @ 0.00102668 = 6.3839 BTC [+] -304867;1345658174;EmanuelDeOrtego;You know, Putin really doesn't do much as long you live him alone. -304866;1345658180;mircea_popescu;i know. -304865;1345658182;EmanuelDeOrtego;as you* -304864;1345658213;mircea_popescu;but i mean if this is ok then what's the limit ? -304863;1345658218;copumpkin;EmanuelDeOrtego: unless you're a bear -304862;1345658220;mircea_popescu;no chainsaws on other people's property ffs. -304861;1345658228;copumpkin;then he'll pick a fight with you and wrestle you with his bear hands -304860;1345658228;nefario;troika? -304859;1345658229;copumpkin;bare -304858;1345658240;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol bear hands -304857;1345658241;mircea_popescu;nefario a sort of cross monument thing -304856;1345658248;nefario;ah -304855;1345658253;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.028 BTC [-] -304854;1345658255;mircea_popescu;like a wooden cross basically. -304853;1345658260;EmanuelDeOrtego;The fact is the Internationalists fear Russia -304852;1345658267;EmanuelDeOrtego;they fear China as well -304851;1345658273;EmanuelDeOrtego;They are too independent -304850;1345658281;nefario;who are the internationalists? -304849;1345658291;EmanuelDeOrtego;UN, Nato, US, Israel, EU -304848;1345658312;nefario;??? -304847;1345658319;nefario;you mean the west? -304846;1345658329;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes, but more specific -304845;1345658330;mircea_popescu;well no cause he's in brazil -304844;1345658335;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ew no -304843;1345658336;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.99999998 BTC [+] -304842;1345658339;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am in Texas -304841;1345658339;mircea_popescu;as far as he's concerned the Pacific is "the west" -304840;1345658349;mircea_popescu;o rly ? -304839;1345658356;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anyways, China and Russia still have independent, non-rothschild owned banks -304838;1345658365;nefario;ah -304837;1345658366;nefario;I see -304836;1345658367;EmanuelDeOrtego;They are off the western grid. -304835;1345658368;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC -304834;1345658377;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [+] -304833;1345658386;nefario;can't really speak for russia as I stopped caring about them when the soviet union collapsed -304832;1345658389;nefario;but for china -304831;1345658394;nefario;it's no international threat -304830;1345658401;nefario;not even competition wise -304829;1345658407;mircea_popescu;do tell ? -304828;1345658412;nefario;place is a big shithole -304827;1345658417;mircea_popescu;hahaha. details. -304826;1345658421;nefario;no one here has an independent thought -304825;1345658427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8997 @ 0.00038072 = 3.4253 BTC [-] -304824;1345658429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00037944 = 2.8458 BTC [-] -304823;1345658430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34421 @ 0.00037881 = 13.039 BTC [-] -304822;1345658435;mircea_popescu;that bad eh ? graham was saying the same thing -304821;1345658457;nefario;they basically spread corruption whereever they go -304820;1345658474;nefario;the place is so corrupt it is AMAZING that it doesn't collapse -304819;1345658484;mircea_popescu;corruption isn't nearly the bad thing it's made outto be. -304818;1345658491;nefario;and I am constantly amazed at how much shit ordinary chinese people take -304817;1345658500;mircea_popescu;i'd rather live in 1920s mob run NY than in 2020s federal run ny -304816;1345658507;nefario;and then I think of what ordinary chinese people are like -304815;1345658512;nefario;and then Im not amazed anymore -304814;1345658520;mircea_popescu;how are they like ? -304813;1345658527;nefario;cows -304812;1345658531;nefario;doscile as cows -304811;1345658546;mircea_popescu;and i thought americans are docile... -304810;1345658562;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, China has yet to be controlled by a central power -304809;1345658566;EmanuelDeOrtego;I admire that fact alone -304808;1345658569;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego it was. england. -304807;1345658575;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1314 = 1.314 BTC [+] -304806;1345658578;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, not at this time. -304805;1345658579;nefario;and Japan -304804;1345658581;EmanuelDeOrtego;but yeah -304803;1345658588;mircea_popescu;and japan, if you consider them a central power -304802;1345658591;mircea_popescu;which by rights you should. -304801;1345658604;EmanuelDeOrtego;Japan doesn't even have a military anymore -304800;1345658609;mircea_popescu;so ? -304799;1345658612;mircea_popescu;neither has the eu -304798;1345658619;assbot;[GLBSE] [CHEAPERINBITCOINS-STOCKS] 4 @ 0.289 = 1.156 BTC [-] -304797;1345658620;nefario;they're having too good a time fucking their own people to let anyone else get a chance -304796;1345658621;assbot;[GLBSE] [CHEAPERINBITCOINS-STOCKS] 1 @ 0.28999 BTC [+] -304795;1345658622;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 15 @ 0.45 = 6.75 BTC [+] -304794;1345658632;mircea_popescu;nefario so basically i'd love china. -304793;1345658635;nefario;mircea_popescu: the EU isn't a country -304792;1345658652;mircea_popescu;not yet. i think they'll get there, about as much as the us is a country. -304791;1345658657;nefario;you like attractive, naiive girls? -304790;1345658673;mircea_popescu;no, i like masses that aren't too uppity and corrupt aka weak government. -304789;1345658691;nefario;the governemtn here isn't weak -304788;1345658696;mircea_popescu;girls i can carry with if need be -304787;1345658698;nefario;it's corrupt but aint weak -304786;1345658703;mircea_popescu;well ya, that's my problem with the place atm -304785;1345658706;mircea_popescu;otherwise i'd be there. -304784;1345658718;nefario;anywawy if your white there are girls falling out of teh sky for you -304783;1345658732;nefario;theyre not worth anything though -304782;1345658734;mircea_popescu;kinda the same all over, im like skinny and apparently exotic. -304781;1345658738;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am going to stick with Texas. We still have the right to secede. -304780;1345658744;mircea_popescu;jhaha you mean that as a pimp nefario ? -304779;1345658749;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 31 @ 1 = 31 BTC [+] -304778;1345658755;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego beaten woman has the right to divorce. so ? -304777;1345658756;nefario;I mean that as a man -304776;1345658765;mircea_popescu;well what's wrong with em -304775;1345658772;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -304774;1345658777;nefario;they're not worth much -304773;1345658783;nefario;the women -304772;1345658789;nefario;they look pretty but thats about it -304771;1345658798;mircea_popescu;they have no vaginal openings ? -304770;1345658799;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.46 = 1.84 BTC [-] -304769;1345658807;mircea_popescu;they don't know what to do wit hthe cock ? they can't speak ? -304768;1345658818;mircea_popescu;what's teh deffect -304767;1345658864;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am going to be sexist and say that if they clean and cook for you... -304766;1345658868;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's not all bad. -304765;1345658890;mircea_popescu;i like cooking -304764;1345658900;EmanuelDeOrtego;I eat raw steaks. -304763;1345658906;EmanuelDeOrtego;I never believed in cooking too much. -304762;1345658908;mircea_popescu;ya but we're not talking texas. -304761;1345658915;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -304760;1345658923;mircea_popescu;i;m romanian, we taught the french how to make wine. -304759;1345658931;mircea_popescu;and the italians how to make cheese -304758;1345658934;mircea_popescu;therefore... cuisine! -304757;1345658947;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 4 @ 0.5001 = 2.0004 BTC [+] -304756;1345658948;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [-] -304755;1345658949;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.499 BTC [-] -304754;1345658972;EmanuelDeOrtego;ha, I should visit Romania for the food then. -304753;1345658990;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.098 = 4.9 BTC [-] -304752;1345658990;mircea_popescu;food is pretty good, but it's much better if you find a girl that can cook. -304751;1345658995;mircea_popescu;restaurants are mostly dubious. -304750;1345659020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19400 @ 0.00040049 = 7.7695 BTC [+] -304749;1345659026;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 16 @ 0.01 = 0.16 BTC -304748;1345659087;mircea_popescu;mkay, time to cap this nonsense. -304747;1345659218;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10485 = 1.0485 BTC [-] -304746;1345659290;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.132 BTC [-] -304745;1345659297;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 20 @ 0.124 = 2.48 BTC [-] -304744;1345659364;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.052 = 0.208 BTC [+] -304743;1345659366;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 23 @ 0.35 = 8.05 BTC [-] -304742;1345659514;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.6501 = 3.2505 BTC [-] -304741;1345659516;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [-] -304740;1345659516;leotreasure;does anyone know where satoshidice servers are? -304739;1345659527;jcpham;isle of man? -304738;1345659682;leotreasure;thanks -304737;1345659720;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -304736;1345659722;EmanuelDeOrtego;Really? -304735;1345659733;EmanuelDeOrtego;If so, I am investing -304734;1345659737;EmanuelDeOrtego;Erick knows his shit -304733;1345659861;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.97001 = 1.94 BTC [-] -304732;1345659862;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.97 = 1.94 BTC [-] -304731;1345659864;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9601 = 3.8404 BTC [-] -304730;1345659865;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.96 = 2.88 BTC [-] -304729;1345659866;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.955 = 4.775 BTC [-] -304728;1345659867;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.954 = 9.54 BTC [-] -304727;1345659869;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.952 = 2.856 BTC [-] -304726;1345659869;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.95 = 4.75 BTC [-] -304725;1345659870;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.941 BTC [-] -304724;1345659930;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 15 @ 0.044 = 0.66 BTC [-] -304723;1345659932;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.043 = 0.086 BTC [-] -304722;1345659932;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.042 BTC [-] -304721;1345659933;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 22 @ 0.040001 = 0.88 BTC [-] -304720;1345659943;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -304719;1345660060;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -304718;1345660115;EmanuelDeOrtego;and she's back -304717;1345660158;usagi;crashed -304716;1345660164;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.457501 BTC [+] -304715;1345660166;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.41 = 2.05 BTC [-] -304714;1345660167;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.40000001 BTC [-] -304713;1345660234;usagi;the second pirate starts paying back nyan.c will double -304712;1345660255;nefario;you think he will? -304711;1345660259;usagi;almost it's entire worth is now in pirate ppt's at 50 cents on the dollar -304710;1345660260;usagi;Dunno -304709;1345660285;usagi;He's sticking around -304708;1345660289;nefario;you gambling? -304707;1345660293;usagi;If he was gonna go, he'd dissapear -304706;1345660300;usagi;I'm making an educated guess -304705;1345660306;EmanuelDeOrtego;usagi: Unless he is a sociopath -304704;1345660307;usagi;Scammers dissapear -304703;1345660332;usagi;I'll know it's bad when people start trying to sell me his dox like they did with jro -304702;1345660334;usagi;ahahaha -304701;1345660336;rg;make em say unhhhh -304700;1345660338;rg;unhhhhhhhh -304699;1345660340;rg;ba na na na -304698;1345660342;rg;ba na na na -304697;1345660397;nefario;lol -304696;1345660407;nefario;how many offered to sell you JRO dox? -304695;1345660436;nefario;kakobrekla: you done your BTC transfer system yet -304694;1345660484;usagi;2 people -304693;1345660496;nefario;lol -304692;1345660502;usagi;I already have it tho -304691;1345660505;usagi;so I turned them down lol -304690;1345660520;usagi;j/k but it isn't like his photo and address isn't on the net -304689;1345660521;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00103385 = 5.0659 BTC [+] -304688;1345660526;nefario;I know -304687;1345660532;usagi;Mine too, if you know where to look -304686;1345660538;usagi;my picture is on a KGS profile for one -304685;1345660552;EmanuelDeOrtego;I don't know what people want out of JRO -304684;1345660557;EmanuelDeOrtego;He's broke now from what I heard -304683;1345660606;nefario;EmanuelDeOrtego: depends if he defrauded people -304682;1345660616;nefario;or used funds for stuff he wasn't supposed to -304681;1345660619;nefario;if thats the case -304680;1345660624;nefario;then he should go to jail -304679;1345660640;EmanuelDeOrtego;Americans go to jail for financial crimes? -304678;1345660644;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's news to me. -304677;1345660650;nefario;failing that -304676;1345660654;nefario;violence -304675;1345660669;nefario;there has tobe consequences for fucking around with other peoples money -304674;1345660689;EmanuelDeOrtego;Indeed. -304673;1345660700;EmanuelDeOrtego;but at the least there is failure -304672;1345660703;rg;[11:36] That's news to me. -304671;1345660704;rg;pff -304670;1345660706;rg;dont be that way -304669;1345660723;rg;people go to jail for fucking with money all the time -304668;1345660728;rg;some people can afford to make it go away, some cant -304667;1345661138;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.45 = 0.9 BTC [-] -304666;1345661437;rg;you know what movie sucks ass? -304665;1345661440;rg;the hangover -304664;1345661627;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes -304663;1345661635;EmanuelDeOrtego;I'll never get that time back -304662;1345662007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15806 @ 0.00039327 = 6.216 BTC [-] -304661;1345662212;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1644 @ 0.00103385 = 1.6996 BTC [+] -304660;1345662214;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2982 @ 0.00102202 = 3.0477 BTC [-] -304659;1345662215;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8600 @ 0.00102067 = 8.7778 BTC [-] -304658;1345662216;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 683 @ 0.00101865 = 0.6957 BTC [-] -304657;1345662442;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=K7aac3k_YuU#t=393s -304656;1345662673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1818 @ 0.00039327 = 0.715 BTC [-] -304655;1345662728;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego erik does know his shit. -304654;1345662756;mircea_popescu; usagi: Unless he is a sociopath << long scammers usually stick around. why not. -304653;1345662771;usagi;Because the scam is over now -304652;1345662785;usagi;No one is depositing money, if he was going to take it and run he'd be gone. -304651;1345662787;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego> I don't know what people want out of JRO << a kidney. -304650;1345662794;usagi;Hanging around makes little to no sense -304649;1345662810;mircea_popescu;usagi buys him time at leas.t -304648;1345662817;usagi;For what -304647;1345662826;mircea_popescu;for to have. -304646;1345662842;usagi;Why -304645;1345662845;mircea_popescu;how the fuck would i know that! -304644;1345662852;usagi;See? -304643;1345662855;usagi;It doesn't make sense. -304642;1345662873;mircea_popescu;i say it does. -304641;1345662885;mircea_popescu;time is always valuable. -304640;1345662909;usagi;You can say that, but that doesn't make it logical. -304639;1345663018;mircea_popescu;i don't get what your objection to logic is. guy does something. you say there's no reason for it, i say it buys him time. you say to do what i say i don't know. you infer that there's nothing to do with time from this ? why ? -304638;1345663052;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.098 = 0.98 BTC [-] -304637;1345663056;mircea_popescu;maybe the airline he used to travel destroys records in 5 days. -304636;1345663060;mircea_popescu;so he needs 5 days. -304635;1345663144;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.615 = 1.23 BTC [+] -304634;1345663187;rg;no -304633;1345663193;rg;that's not even a good conspiracy theory -304632;1345663199;rg;better would be.. -304631;1345663211;rg;he waits until the end of the week -304630;1345663216;rg;then announces that BS&T was hacked -304629;1345663253;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -304628;1345663257;mircea_popescu;that will be SO kickass. -304627;1345663268;rg;thank god we dont host 'em anymore -304626;1345663277;rg;that would be the icing on the cake, if he blamed a 5 million dollar loss on bitvps -304625;1345663438;smickles;leotreasure: I believe you have recently tried to contact me? -304624;1345663461;smickles;(what a strange place for me to put a '?') -304623;1345663479;mircea_popescu;lolz -304622;1345663496;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/191941_437763806267310_682470091_o.jpg -304621;1345663524;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 10 @ 0.0331 = 0.331 BTC [-] -304620;1345663601;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9501 = 3.8004 BTC [-] -304619;1345663603;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.95 = 4.75 BTC [-] -304618;1345663604;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 13 @ 0.9451 = 12.2863 BTC [-] -304617;1345663605;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.94 BTC [-] -304616;1345663608;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.936 = 4.68 BTC [-] -304615;1345663609;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.92 BTC [-] -304614;1345663610;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.911 = 1.822 BTC [-] -304613;1345663611;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 39 @ 0.9 = 35.1 BTC [-] -304612;1345663646;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 1.02 = 3.06 BTC [+] -304611;1345663698;leotreasure;hey! -304610;1345663705;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10485 = 1.0485 BTC [-] -304609;1345663707;smickles;howdy -304608;1345663784;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1035 = 3.105 BTC [-] -304607;1345663785;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1031 = 1.031 BTC [-] -304606;1345663787;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.103002 = 6.1801 BTC [-] -304605;1345663975;BTC-Mining;damn, what happened with ZETA-MINING? -304604;1345663979;mircea_popescu;what ? -304603;1345664015;BTC-Mining;832 shares sold at 0.00171 -304602;1345664034;BTC-Mining;The weekly div is around 0.0031 -304601;1345664046;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am putting an actual venture capital fund on GLBSE that isn't cryptic as all hell. -304600;1345664054;EmanuelDeOrtego;VersaCoin will be changing the Bitcoin world. -304599;1345664212;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10485 BTC [+] -304598;1345664274;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego what's the market cap ? -304597;1345664292;EmanuelDeOrtego;$50,000 for the near future -304596;1345664316;EmanuelDeOrtego;We will reach that goal while maintaining share value -304595;1345664322;mircea_popescu;not gonna change any worlds with 50k. -304594;1345664330;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's a start. -304593;1345664332;mircea_popescu;1mn minimum to play. -304592;1345664351;EmanuelDeOrtego;If I went on GLBSE asking for a million outright -304591;1345664355;EmanuelDeOrtego;it would be laughed off -304590;1345664370;mircea_popescu;it would have to be, lol. -304589;1345664435;nefario;no -304588;1345664439;nefario;I'm somewhere else -304587;1345664440;nefario;sup? -304586;1345664463;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that doesn't sound so good. -304585;1345664505;BTC-Mining;Well shares sold at almost half the weekly div price... no indeed -304584;1345664532;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 2 @ 0.1097 = 0.2194 BTC [-] -304583;1345664593;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6100 @ 0.00103109 = 6.2896 BTC [+] -304582;1345664712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00039378 = 4.9616 BTC [+] -304581;1345664761;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 25 @ 0.85 = 21.25 BTC [+] -304580;1345664778;nefario;was this on the asset page? -304579;1345664819;BTC-Mining;dividends are always a bit slow to appear -304578;1345664834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00039378 = 0.0394 BTC [+] -304577;1345664842;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [+] -304576;1345664843;BTC-Mining;maybe because it distribute it among all outstanding shares and account and takes a few seconds to process -304575;1345664853;rg;btc-mining -304574;1345664854;BTC-Mining;I refresh within 30 seconds and it usually pops -304573;1345664857;rg;was it you buying pirate debt? -304572;1345664863;BTC-Mining;Yes, I do -304571;1345664880;nefario;ciuciu: asset page is cached -304570;1345664884;rg;well i have 17,000 btc coming, how much will you pay me for it -304569;1345664891;mircea_popescu;0.o -304568;1345664894;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 10 @ 0.082 = 0.82 BTC [-] -304567;1345664897;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.08100001 BTC [-] -304566;1345664897;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 9 @ 0.08 = 0.72 BTC [-] -304565;1345664902;nefario;rg where you steal that? -304564;1345664907;mircea_popescu;rg is moving in with the big dogs -304563;1345664910;rg;snitche get switches -304562;1345664924;rg;wow -304561;1345664927;rg;i am such a fucking nred -304560;1345664930;mircea_popescu;mhm. -304559;1345664930;rg;that i typed switch -304558;1345664931;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [+] -304557;1345664948;rg;snitches get stitches -304556;1345664981;BTC-Mining;How much did you buy that debt for??? Damn... -304555;1345664991;rg;no -304554;1345664993;rg;i want you to buy it -304553;1345665013;BTC-Mining;I can't buy it all =/ -304552;1345665016;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -304551;1345665019;mircea_popescu;rg rulez! -304550;1345665026;BTC-Mining;Where is it located? -304549;1345665049;mircea_popescu;inb4 "in btc" -304548;1345665063;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -304547;1345665157;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.104 = 0.832 BTC [-] -304546;1345665173;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00103491 = 5.278 BTC [+] -304545;1345665173;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00103833 = 2.6997 BTC [+] -304544;1345665194;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0CaYuss28HQ -304543;1345665232;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1314 BTC [+] -304542;1345665632;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13897999 BTC [+] -304541;1345665971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34200 @ 0.00039509 = 13.5121 BTC [+] -304540;1345665972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.0003992 = 1.2375 BTC [+] -304539;1345665974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.0004 = 3.12 BTC [+] -304538;1345666258;BTC-Mining;Buying PPT.X, BIB.PIRATE or TYGGR P -304537;1345666261;BTC-Mining;Anyone? -304536;1345666270;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.40000002 BTC [-] -304535;1345666858;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 3 @ 0.5 = 1.5 BTC [+] -304534;1345667504;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i never owned any, but for curiosity, what are the discounts ? -304533;1345667967;mircea_popescu;lmao o hay! -304532;1345668087;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 55 @ 0.7189 = 39.5395 BTC [+] -304531;1345668088;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.128 BTC [+] -304530;1345668119;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.7189 = 1.4378 BTC [+] -304529;1345668147;mircea_popescu;for the record, i had eloped with gribble -304528;1345668153;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.128 BTC [+] -304527;1345668179;EmanuelDeOrtego;YOU DID WHAT TO GRIBBLE? -304526;1345668182;EmanuelDeOrtego;YOU PERVERT -304525;1345668191;mircea_popescu;we netsplit to be together! -304524;1345668193;rg;i want to link a freenode server -304523;1345668199;rg;i could -304522;1345668203;mircea_popescu;rg you should. -304521;1345668254;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 50 @ 0.071 = 3.55 BTC [+] -304520;1345668255;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 30 @ 0.07 = 2.1 BTC [-] -304519;1345668259;mircea_popescu;what you figure a server cost for them ? -304518;1345668345;nefario;ah -304517;1345668349;nefario;got a place in london -304516;1345668350;nefario;finally -304515;1345668379;mircea_popescu;weren't you in china ?! -304514;1345668423;tonikt;does this mean the GLBSE time will be finally switched to GMT? -304513;1345668439;tonikt;becuase I dont really get this american hours -304512;1345668443;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.63 BTC [+] -304511;1345668445;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [-] -304510;1345668446;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -304509;1345668448;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 50 @ 0.6 = 30 BTC [-] -304508;1345668449;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -304507;1345668574;nefario;I am in China -304506;1345668584;nefario;heading back to UK at end of the month -304505;1345668594;nefario;so Im staying in london for the month -304504;1345668600;nefario;I need a place obvious -304503;1345668612;nefario;so I booked a place on airbnb -304502;1345668618;nefario;15 mins walk from london bridge -304501;1345668624;copumpkin;is it falling down? -304500;1345668629;nefario;har -304499;1345668630;nefario;har -304498;1345668631;nefario;har -304497;1345668636;mircea_popescu;lol -304496;1345668636;tonikt;you dont have a home, do you? :) -304495;1345668651;nefario;tonikt: not in london no -304494;1345668658;nefario;my home is in manchester -304493;1345668661;tonikt;i read somewhere that you come from canada? -304492;1345668664;tonikt;ah -304491;1345668668;nefario;Ireland -304490;1345668670;nefario;actually -304489;1345668673;usagi;nefario: it works! https://199.48.69.241/hotwallet/index2.php -304488;1345668682;tonikt;so, the rumors were false -304487;1345668684;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 20 @ 0.095 = 1.9 BTC [+] -304486;1345668686;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 30 @ 0.01 = 0.3 BTC [-] -304485;1345668698;nefario;usagi: the css? -304484;1345668699;usagi;Guys I owe it to nefario for introducing me to bitplatform.. or.. um.. bitsomething -304483;1345668704;tonikt;but why did you decide to set GLBSE time to america? -304482;1345668704;usagi;batcave -304481;1345668706;usagi;botnet -304480;1345668708;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.47 = 2.35 BTC [+] -304479;1345668711;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.475 = 4.75 BTC [+] -304478;1345668712;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 50 @ 0.485 = 24.25 BTC [+] -304477;1345668714;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 35 @ 0.489899 = 17.1465 BTC [+] -304476;1345668715;rg;cause america is #1 -304475;1345668716;rg;probably -304474;1345668726;rg;#1 in being cool -304473;1345668726;usagi;bingo... bloody mary... whats that damn thing called.. Oh yeah, bootstrap -304472;1345668726;nefario;bootstrap -304471;1345668737;rg;bootstrap suhks -304470;1345668742;nefario;nice, like the logo -304469;1345668750;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 25 @ 0.43 = 10.75 BTC [+] -304468;1345668757;nefario;rg: do show us the oh so much better alternative you've made -304467;1345668768;nefario;wait -304466;1345668769;nefario;wait -304465;1345668774;nefario;let me hold my breadth -304464;1345668782;nefario;*** breaths in *** -304463;1345668787;rg;just cause something sucks doesnt mean i went out and made an alternative -304462;1345668794;nefario;there we go -304461;1345668810;mircea_popescu;does bootstrap come with the failwhale pic out of the box ? -304460;1345668814;rg;just cause rap music sucks doesnt mean you went out and reinvented the genre -304459;1345668815;rg;duh -304458;1345668839;nefario;hey, bootstrap looks good im -304457;1345668841;usagi;Well mircea -304456;1345668842;nefario;imo -304455;1345668850;rg;yeah but every ste uses it -304454;1345668858;mircea_popescu;it has css and especially round corners. i hate it. -304453;1345668858;nefario;usagi: now you've got the hard part to do -304452;1345668861;usagi;The altertnative is to use html tables like I was when I was prototyping the site........ -304451;1345668868;usagi;oops, my bad, sorry ^^ -304450;1345668917;usagi;I'm going to make a game that people can play on my site -304449;1345668932;usagi;it will be cool -304448;1345668946;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [-] -304447;1345668972;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 21 @ 0.7189 = 15.0969 BTC [+] -304446;1345668999;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 21 @ 0.719 = 15.099 BTC [+] -304445;1345669003;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.719 = 7.19 BTC [+] -304444;1345669086;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.719 = 7.19 BTC [+] -304443;1345669089;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 0.45 = 2.25 BTC [+] -304442;1345669091;usagi;pirate is paying people in #btcst -304441;1345669098;usagi;pirate debt going up... up.... -304440;1345669105;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.719 = 2.157 BTC [+] -304439;1345669137;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 25 @ 0.46 = 11.5 BTC [+] -304438;1345669138;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 50 @ 0.479899 = 23.995 BTC [+] -304437;1345669143;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.74999999 = 3 BTC [+] -304436;1345669172;nefario;TRADE YAYYYYYYY! -304435;1345669174;usagi;If you bought debt under .50 you did an excellent job -304434;1345669176;Jackmaninov;buy buy buy -304433;1345669183;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.74999999 = 4.5 BTC [+] -304432;1345669185;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.798 = 6.384 BTC [+] -304431;1345669186;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.82799999 = 4.968 BTC [+] -304430;1345669191;Jackmaninov;lol -304429;1345669193;nefario;YAAAAY! -304428;1345669198;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.104 = 0.208 BTC [-] -304427;1345669201;nefario;\0/ -304426;1345669212;rg;ok time for a crash now -304425;1345669216;rg;bitcoin is about to end -304424;1345669216;mircea_popescu;lol -304423;1345669219;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 15 @ 0.489899 = 7.3485 BTC [+] -304422;1345669221;rg;everybody PANIC -304421;1345669221;rg;NOW -304420;1345669223;rg;SERIOUSLY -304419;1345669224;rg;PANIC -304418;1345669225;rg;DIE -304417;1345669225;mircea_popescu;its the end of the bitcoin -304416;1345669226;usagi;Yeah I heard that news too -304415;1345669231;mircea_popescu;as we know it -304414;1345669234;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.82799999 = 3.312 BTC [+] -304413;1345669235;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.479899 BTC [+] -304412;1345669237;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.4799 = 9.598 BTC [+] -304411;1345669238;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.4876 = 9.752 BTC [+] -304410;1345669239;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.49998 = 4.9998 BTC [+] -304409;1345669241;mircea_popescu;lmao -304408;1345669254;rg;;;market sell 200000 -304407;1345669256;mircea_popescu;nwo we find out exacrtly how much capital glbse investors have -304406;1345669269;mircea_popescu;seeing how if they don't have enough btc to buy those assets bering them back to 1... -304405;1345669271;nefario;I know how much -304404;1345669275;rg;gribble is broken -304403;1345669276;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.63 = 6.3 BTC [+] -304402;1345669276;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [+] -304401;1345669277;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.67 = 3.35 BTC [+] -304400;1345669281;rg;it didn't get its spoof -304399;1345669286;rg;so its not joining any channels -304398;1345669299;mircea_popescu;poor gribs -304397;1345669342;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [+] -304396;1345669345;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.86 = 34.4 BTC [+] -304395;1345669359;PsychoticBoy;lol Pirateat40 paid some little accounts (by using btc from big accounts) and everybody thinks PPT`s are worth something LMFAO -304394;1345669370;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.94 = 2.82 BTC [+] -304393;1345669371;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.95 = 9.5 BTC [+] -304392;1345669373;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.955 = 2.865 BTC [+] -304391;1345669374;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.96 = 1.92 BTC [+] -304390;1345669374;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.9659 = 4.8295 BTC [+] -304389;1345669383;PsychoticBoy;this is funny -304388;1345669385;usagi;NYAN.C will be worth 1.50 if pirate pays out btw -304387;1345669388;nefario;ah -304386;1345669391;usagi;1.50-1.60 -304385;1345669393;PsychoticBoy;IF -304384;1345669393;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy shhh! -304383;1345669398;mircea_popescu;let it rally lol -304382;1345669398;PsychoticBoy;lol -304381;1345669400;usagi;**"IF"** -304380;1345669608;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134565791021.jpg << various uninsured pirate passthroughs on the news pirate paid 10 btc -304379;1345669632;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: Your site needs a search function. -304378;1345669640;EmanuelDeOrtego;and tags -304377;1345669640;nefario;for what? -304376;1345669644;EmanuelDeOrtego;The securities -304375;1345669652;nefario;I'll add it later -304374;1345669655;nefario;tags sooner -304373;1345669656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36544 @ 0.00039485 = 14.4294 BTC [-] -304372;1345669657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.0003934 = 0.6688 BTC [-] -304371;1345669659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10756 @ 0.00039332 = 4.2305 BTC [-] -304370;1345669660;EmanuelDeOrtego;Cool beans if you do : ) -304369;1345669743;kakobreklaaa;lol mircea_popescu -304368;1345669797;kakobreklaaa;PsychoticBoy source= -304367;1345669798;kakobreklaaa;? -304366;1345669816;EmanuelDeOrtego;I had to CTRL-F to find NYAN.C -304365;1345669822;EmanuelDeOrtego;That isn't good, yo. -304364;1345669827;mircea_popescu;so what's wrong with ctrl-f srsly ? -304363;1345669839;EmanuelDeOrtego;Stupid people don't CTRL-F -304362;1345669842;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's bad marketing -304361;1345669853;mircea_popescu;o i c -304360;1345669891;ineededausername;lol -304359;1345669898;ineededausername;how many stupid people use glbse -304358;1345669903;Anduck;so uhh -304357;1345669910;Anduck;who bought all tygrr bond p? -304356;1345669955;BTCMining;I believe chaang-noi is buying them back -304355;1345669965;nefario;hah -304354;1345669972;nefario;if hes gotten fully paid -304353;1345669978;nefario;then that is a bargain for him -304352;1345669981;mircea_popescu;ineededausername yes. -304351;1345669993;BTCMining;so he doesn't have to pay them. I guess he trust pirate -304350;1345670001;nefario;could be he got paid -304349;1345670012;nefario;GLBSE does execute trades at the price specified -304348;1345670013;ineededausername;:O -304347;1345670020;nefario;it does it at the price specified or better -304346;1345670029;nefario;is those sells were there and he put in 1BTC -304345;1345670030;EmanuelDeOrtego;ineedausername: When did you get here? -304344;1345670043;ineededausername;? -304343;1345670044;mircea_popescu;nefario you think he did ? -304342;1345670045;nefario;then he got them for whatever price they were below 1 -304341;1345670047;ineededausername;get where -304340;1345670055;nefario;dont know mircea_popescu -304339;1345670066;nefario;if he did then he's saved himself a ton -304338;1345670076;nefario;why would he? -304337;1345670081;mircea_popescu;and if he didn't he's going bankrupt. -304336;1345670101;BTCMining;I believe no one got paid yet, including Chaang -304335;1345670103;nefario;were those the "insured" ones? -304334;1345670109;mircea_popescu;no. -304333;1345670116;mircea_popescu;BTCHero i am of the same persuasion. -304332;1345670117;nefario;then he didnt buy them -304331;1345670134;nefario;he won't pay on the ones that aren't insured -304330;1345670136;nefario;I think -304329;1345670139;EmanuelDeOrtego;ineedausername: This channel. -304328;1345670145;mircea_popescu;nefario he might have. he strikes me as an ambitious but rather erratic fellow. -304327;1345670148;ineededausername;oh, just then -304326;1345670153;ineededausername;[14:06] == ineededausername [cc551805@gateway/web/freenode/session] has joined #bitcoin-assets -304325;1345670158;mircea_popescu;ineededausername so how do you like it ? -304324;1345670187;nefario;mircea_popescu: eratic is stating it mildly -304323;1345670191;ineededausername;like what :) -304322;1345670199;mircea_popescu;i guess it is. -304321;1345670200;ineededausername;this channel? it's lively, I guess -304320;1345670203;ineededausername;BTCMining: some people got paid already -304319;1345670205;mircea_popescu;ineededausername the channel lol. ya -304318;1345670206;kakobreklaaa;bah fuck .... would love to stay here and watch more drama but real life needs me -304317;1345670208;kakobreklaaa;o -304316;1345670231;mircea_popescu;ineededausername who got paid ? -304315;1345670235;BTCMining;ineededausername: source? -304314;1345670237;kakobreklaaa;source to payouts? -304313;1345670254;BTCMining;I've only seen one guy claiming so and he got paid 150 BTC... -304312;1345670260;ineededausername;it's fun to see a channel talking only 75% of the time about pirate -304311;1345670261;ineededausername;not 100% xSD -304310;1345670263;ineededausername;too much pirate talk now -304309;1345670264;rg;i had a day dream about if bcst said they were hacked -304308;1345670267;ineededausername;small investors got paid (6 of them) -304307;1345670267;rg;it was funny -304306;1345670268;rg;wOAH -304305;1345670269;rg;now pirate is out of btc -304304;1345670270;rg;no more payouts til tomorrow -304303;1345670272;ineededausername;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101942.msg1124019#msg1124019 -304302;1345670279;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10485 = 0.4194 BTC [+] -304301;1345670280;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [+] -304300;1345670288;mircea_popescu;wasn't he supposed to do olderst first, starting monday ? -304299;1345670296;ineededausername;BTCMining: pirate confirmed, I looked at blockchain and it was there -304298;1345670299;mircea_popescu;now we're on smallest first wednesday -304297;1345670302;BTCMining;that's small claims. I'm not buying that until the real accounts or paid -304296;1345670302;smickles;18:17 < ineededausername> it's fun to see a channel talking only 75% of the time about pirate -304295;1345670308;smickles;:D -304294;1345670312;smickles;s.dice!!!! -304293;1345670323;smickles;brokerages services!!! :D -304292;1345670332;rg;s.bvps -304291;1345670338;kakobreklaaa;20:18.23 ( mircea_popescu ) now we're on smallest first wednesday -304290;1345670338;smickles;that too :D -304289;1345670338;kakobreklaaa;lol -304288;1345670344;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 9 @ 1 = 9 BTC [+] -304287;1345670346;nefario;smickles: I picture you vibrating violently with excitement in front of your monitor -304286;1345670360;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.988 = 8.892 BTC [+] -304285;1345670365;rg;smickles you should make a company -304284;1345670367;mircea_popescu;lol ya srsly, smickles has it. -304283;1345670369;rg;and have an asset -304282;1345670383;rg;id buy services from smickles -304281;1345670385;smickles;although, it's not a monitor so much as a ~100 inch screen -304280;1345670392;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. he should start an accounting firm -304279;1345670404;mircea_popescu;pay i dunno, 1 btc a month, have your financial report made right. -304278;1345670407;smickles;let me move to AZ first -304277;1345670435;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.5499 BTC [-] -304276;1345670438;kakobreklaaa;later guys, enjoy -304275;1345670438;smickles;i plan to form a llc, maybe even an llc to act as the agent to make the llc -304274;1345670441;BTCMining;As far as I'm concerned, pirate is buying time to run away with funds. If he confirms he decided to instead pay 6 very small amounts to new accounts instead of the large, older ones on monday... -304273;1345670458;mircea_popescu;BTCHero i guess that's confirmed already. -304272;1345670473;mircea_popescu;smickles why all the llcs ? -304271;1345670484;smickles;mircea_popescu: becaus 'merica sucks that way -304270;1345670493;mircea_popescu;so you think llc train helps ? -304269;1345670498;PsychoticBoy;pirate only paid to shushhh peoples mouth, and used the big accounts btc to pay the smaal once, pyramid scam -304268;1345670519;smickles;if someone is going to sue me into shit, i want it to be some ficticious government entitiy that takes the shit -304267;1345670519;rg;i open the floor to wild allegations -304266;1345670525;rg;oh wait, its clearly already open -304265;1345670535;PsychoticBoy;lol -304264;1345670548;rg;you know what's good as a snack -304263;1345670549;rg;apple sauce -304262;1345670554;mircea_popescu;smickles in general the likeliness to be sued is proportional to your net worth -304261;1345670566;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, i have plans for my net worth -304260;1345670571;mircea_popescu;:D -304259;1345670581;mircea_popescu;gotta give it to the man.. he IS vibrating. -304258;1345670583;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's why you don't tell people how much you are worth -304257;1345670593;EmanuelDeOrtego;or you are in for a bad time -304256;1345670626;mircea_popescu;mk this is ridiculous -304255;1345670633;smickles;this? -304254;1345670636;mircea_popescu;this girl's husband is in the hospital -304253;1345670643;mircea_popescu;they were having marriage problems -304252;1345670651;mircea_popescu;and he bought some penis improver thing on the internet -304251;1345670663;EmanuelDeOrtego;what -304250;1345670665;EmanuelDeOrtego;am i reading -304249;1345670674;smickles;one line -304248;1345670676;smickles;at a time -304247;1345670694;smickles;oh hai ciuciu -304246;1345670699;EmanuelDeOrtego;bitcoin-assets - Improve your asset with PenisImprov9001! -304245;1345670713;mircea_popescu;i think he was trying to improve her ass-et. -304244;1345670745;smickles;stil fighting the good fight i see -304243;1345670758;mircea_popescu;huh ? -304242;1345670766;smickles;mircea_popescu: ciuciu -304241;1345670770;mircea_popescu;anyway, i suppose i should pay a visit but i dunno if ill be able to not explode laughing -304240;1345670770;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.6 = 12 BTC [+] -304239;1345670802;mircea_popescu;o, that fello still around ? -304238;1345670815;smickles;i wouldn't expect him(?) to leave -304237;1345670831;mircea_popescu;unemployment does run out eventually... -304236;1345670858;smickles;almost 1mn shares of s.dice are already bid on -304235;1345670939;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -304234;1345670990;rg;As of November 2011 no sites have been blocked in Romania and the proposals have been ignored. -304233;1345670994;rg;nice -304232;1345671012;smickles;ciuciu: that link suggests that porn will not be blocked in romania -304231;1345671027;nefario;fuck you bitcoind -304230;1345671052;nefario;unresponsive sack of shit -304229;1345671065;rg;nefario: might have better luck if you connect to a known fast node -304228;1345671076;rg;so atleast download speed isnt limiting the time -304227;1345671079;rg;just shitty slow bitcoind is -304226;1345671121;mircea_popescu;rg in truth, i think the paring of chain can't long be avoided -304225;1345671123;smickles;nefario: what's the trouble? -304224;1345671129;mircea_popescu;we'll end up with the greedy clients soon. -304223;1345671151;rg;bitcoind is ridiculous right now -304222;1345671167;smickles;there are proposals for improvement being worked on tho -304221;1345671171;rg;asking someone to take up 2gb+ just to send an obscure fake currency -304220;1345671174;mircea_popescu;i still can't believe they haven't merged coincontrol. -304219;1345671175;rg;come on -304218;1345671204;rg;smickles: all they will do is complain, slander each other on the forum, and get nothing completed -304217;1345671211;rg;that's what bitcoin-dev does -304216;1345671214;mircea_popescu;rg its because if gmaxwell i bet. -304215;1345671222;smickles;doesn't luke have a version outthere w/coincontrol? -304214;1345671228;rg;its more that other dbag -304213;1345671228;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.719 = 7.19 BTC [-] -304212;1345671230;rg;the main guy -304211;1345671230;mircea_popescu;that idiot could turn anything into crap. -304210;1345671232;rg;i forget his name -304209;1345671243;mircea_popescu;smickles i think it's minimal, buggy and unmaintained. -304208;1345671248;nefario;smickles: downloading the blockchain, bitcoind is totaly unresponsive -304207;1345671281;smickles;nefario: have you tried setting the datadir up in a ramdisk while downloading it? -304206;1345671282;rg;it takes a second -304205;1345671283;rg;it usually works for me -304204;1345671292;tonikt;maybe your pc is just too slow -304203;1345671297;rg;smickles that's not a bad idea -304202;1345671300;rg;that's not a bad idea at all -304201;1345671305;mircea_popescu;actually its a great ideea -304200;1345671326;rg;too bad i cant force VPS customers to do that -304199;1345671337;mircea_popescu;didnt you offer predownloaded chain ? -304198;1345671347;smickles;rg, give me enough ram, and i will -304197;1345671357;rg;move to california2 -304196;1345671359;smickles;(not that i have bitcoind running on my vps) -304195;1345671374;smickles;more ram at no extra cost to move to cali2? -304194;1345671387;rg;yes -304193;1345671391;rg;double your current alotment -304192;1345671400;smickles;WHY DIDN"T I ALREADY KNOW THIS?? -304191;1345671407;mircea_popescu;rg is secretive. -304190;1345671418;mircea_popescu;he finds the best way to run a biz is dribble news items to customers. -304189;1345671429;rg;it only says it on the main page of bitvps.com -304188;1345671433;mircea_popescu;shh! -304187;1345671442;smickles;rg, can i just shutdown, and you copy my image over there, power on, and it works w/o additional setup? -304186;1345671444;rg;and all our bitcointalk threads -304185;1345671449;nefario;Joey tight lips, yove been shot -304184;1345671458;rg;go suck a lemon -304183;1345671470;nefario;what you want me to tell the doctor? -304182;1345671482;rg;johnny tight lips, hows your mother? ey oh who says i got a mother? -304181;1345671484;smickles;well, i guess i need to change my domainname ns info -304180;1345671491;rg;YES -304179;1345671497;rg;do you have a real vm -304178;1345671499;rg;or an openvz -304177;1345671541;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5700 @ 0.00103109 = 5.8772 BTC [-] -304176;1345671542;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6647 @ 0.00101865 = 6.771 BTC [-] -304175;1345671561;smickles;oh, i don't remember, i orderd openvz, but you were delayed a little and said that you gave me a real vm, but i'm not sure if you actually did -304174;1345671575;smickles;how would i know? -304173;1345671585;smickles;is there a cup to pee in or somethign? -304172;1345671596;rg;type uname -a -304171;1345671602;rg;if it says 2.6.xx-pve -304170;1345671608;rg;you have an openvz vm -304169;1345671660;smickles;i don't see 2.6.anything in that line -304168;1345671668;rg;wait does your last name -304167;1345671671;rg;start with a C -304166;1345671674;smickles;yea -304165;1345671685;rg;and your first name is the letter after l -304164;1345671688;rg;? -304163;1345671692;smickles;yeah -304162;1345671695;rg;ok -304161;1345671699;rg;i know where you are -304160;1345671710;smickles;you could /exec whois mostofmany.com ... ithink -304159;1345671716;nefario;hmm actually downloading quite fast -304158;1345671720;nefario;17 connections -304157;1345671723;rg;i didn't wanna leak your infos brobot -304156;1345671734;rg;you dont have to do anything -304155;1345671742;rg;if you're ready to move now just give me the OK -304154;1345671745;rg;you will get a new IP -304153;1345671749;rg;is this understood gypsey? -304152;1345671762;smickles;let me hop on another irc connection right quick -304151;1345671833;smickles;^ -304150;1345671871;brobot;hmm, i should probably shutdown the MC server and back up the map first -304149;1345671905;brobot;oh, i guess you think it's safe enough ;) -304148;1345671975;rg;well -304147;1345671978;rg;i shut it down properly -304146;1345671983;rg;so if your scripts are proper -304145;1345671986;rg;everything will be fine -304144;1345671991;brobot;i think they are -304143;1345671993;rg;it did some copy shit -304142;1345671994;rg;when i shut it off -304141;1345671997;rg;something called tekkit -304140;1345672001;brobot;that's it -304139;1345672023;rg;yes -304138;1345672029;rg;i was both confused and enraged when i saw it -304137;1345672033;rg;and aroused -304136;1345672058;rg;cal2 is better than chi -304135;1345672063;rg;chi needs an upgrade -304134;1345672069;rg;but the dc we're at charges too much money -304133;1345672091;brobot;ah, that's too bad -304132;1345672091;rg;the price we pay for our server .. i guess i like talked them into some special deal -304131;1345672102;rg;so all their other servers are like ... not comparably priced -304130;1345672129;rg;i got thm to give us 100 free ips -304129;1345672162;brobot;most of my users are in missouri, i hope cali isn't so far away as to cause too much latency -304128;1345672181;brobot;ipv4 ips? -304127;1345672203;rg;cal2.vm.bitvps.com -304126;1345672216;rg;its probably 50ms -304125;1345672221;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.13898 = 1.3898 BTC [+] -304124;1345672231;rg;that's my guess -304123;1345672231;rg;what it is -304122;1345672233;rg;55 ? -304121;1345672305;brobot;well, i'm in NC, but i get 89 -304120;1345672315;rg;rough -304119;1345672325;rg;i get 98 here -304118;1345672329;brobot;it's 'cause of time warner -304117;1345672330;rg;but honestly -304116;1345672339;rg;anything under 200ms -304115;1345672341;rg;you wouldntn otice -304114;1345672352;brobot;well, not for minecraft anyway -304113;1345672378;rg;i login to a box for work that is 150ms -304112;1345672383;rg;with ssh -304111;1345672385;rg;and i dont notice it -304110;1345672399;rg;cal2 has native ipv6 too -304109;1345672411;rg;so you'll be all 2005 on us -304108;1345672439;BTCHero;http://i.imgur.com/tVatg.png -304107;1345672442;brobot;with the wife watching a streaming movie, and a 170ish latency, my ssh will break a pipe sometimes -304106;1345672456;EmanuelDeOrtego;If you're in Indiana, you need to watch out. -304105;1345672457;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://www.jconline.com/article/20120822/NEWS/308220013/FBI-doing-statewide-raid-agents-seen-Lafayette?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE&nclick_check=1 -304104;1345672460;brobot;i think it due to the ram on my router -304103;1345672491;rg;wow -304102;1345672498;rg;what do you think th raids are for -304101;1345672504;brobot;what's that about -304100;1345672508;brobot;statewide? -304099;1345672511;mircea_popescu;isn't indiana practically one large meth lab? -304098;1345672513;rg;brobot: that's lame, our old router used to run out of ram if we ran downloaded torrents -304097;1345672520;rg;so it would die -304096;1345672530;EmanuelDeOrtego;rg: might be raiding bitcoin miners. ; ) -304095;1345672532;rg;lol -304094;1345672532;brobot;mine has way too much ram -304093;1345672534;rg;indiana isnt bad -304092;1345672558;rg;every movie with an all american family is based in indiana -304091;1345672575;mircea_popescu;hence the irony -304090;1345672586;rg;i lived in minnesota for awhile -304089;1345672589;rg;they love meth there -304088;1345672590;brobot;prolly a large meth ring then -304087;1345672594;brobot;lol -304086;1345672597;brobot;beat me to it -304085;1345672618;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC -304084;1345672663;rg;what the hell is kraken -304083;1345672672;rg;the asset description basically gives no useful info -304082;1345672705;brobot;huh, what's this cryptostocks.com? -304081;1345672738;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 1 @ 0.012 BTC [+] -304080;1345672750;mircea_popescu;rg its btc-miner's passtyhroguh for patrick harnett's thing -304079;1345672811;rg;why the fuck does the guy from The Faculty have a bitcoin asset -304078;1345672822;mircea_popescu;whos that ? -304077;1345672877;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 100 @ 0.05 = 5 BTC [+] -304076;1345672884;rg;http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMTgxMjg0Mzc1OV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwODI3MzA2MQ@@._V1._SY314_CR5,0,214,314_.jpg -304075;1345672888;rg;josh hartnett -304074;1345672905;mircea_popescu;what a doucheface -304073;1345672921;mircea_popescu;;;ident patrickharnett -304072;1345672927;rg;ok -304071;1345672938;rg;so how does patrick harnett make money -304070;1345672955;EmanuelDeOrtego;He's retired -304069;1345672960;EmanuelDeOrtego;He plays with money -304068;1345672963;EmanuelDeOrtego;he already earned -304067;1345672964;mircea_popescu;i think he lurks the forum and offers 1 btc to noobs at 50% -304066;1345672986;EmanuelDeOrtego;It makes him feel good about himself -304065;1345673050;rg;since im still awake im gonna order lunch -304064;1345673068;rg;i want a small garden salad with feta cheese, no tomatos and creamy italian dressing -304063;1345673079;rg;and then a chicken finger dinner -304062;1345673083;rg;with extra sweet&sour -304061;1345673111;rg;dont project your gay confusion on me and mircea bro -304060;1345673119;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -304059;1345673422;brobot;dam rg, you just have to ask for lunch when the it's a tight month for the usd budget here -304058;1345673469;rg;guess what -304057;1345673476;rg;i actually have paper money today -304056;1345673476;brobot;ip? -304055;1345673482;brobot;no way -304054;1345673494;rg;oh shit -304053;1345673494;rg;ip -304052;1345673497;rg;it already made the image -304051;1345673499;rg;sorry i spaced -304050;1345673518;brobot;lo blood sugar, i suppose -304049;1345673534;rg;uploading -304048;1345673553;rg;i cant believe nickserv is still down -304047;1345673559;rg;my god damn tax dollars pay for this network -304046;1345673563;rg;and there isnt even nickserv -304045;1345673565;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -304044;1345673572;EmanuelDeOrtego;Is this really paid with tax dollars? -304043;1345673599;EmanuelDeOrtego;I shall embrace the dunce camp -304042;1345673604;brobot;woww, rg had that had for a long time -304041;1345673622;brobot;er, one of those was supposed to be hat -304040;1345673643;rg;yep -304039;1345673649;rg;it probably smells -304038;1345673703;mircea_popescu;ballsackhat. -304037;1345673704;rg;this place makes such ridiculous salads -304036;1345673739;brobot;rg has all the good delivery places -304035;1345673769;rg;S Y R I A N, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cuccumbers, Peppers, Carrots, Red Cabage, Olives, Peppercini, Onions, ham , Roast Beef, T U R K E Y, American cheese and provolone cheese -304034;1345673789;rg;excuse the caps -304033;1345673791;brobot;the town i live in, the chineese place only delivers in a thee mile radius -304032;1345673792;rg;they put them there, not me -304031;1345673800;rg;we cant even get good delivery chinese -304030;1345673817;rg;there are two decent places in town and one in the next town that has won the best chinese food in the county for years now -304029;1345673824;rg;none of them deliver -304028;1345673836;EmanuelDeOrtego;Syria is about to blow up -304027;1345673840;EmanuelDeOrtego;I'd get out of there -304026;1345673843;rg;the only place that does has broccoli that smells like farts -304025;1345673852;rg;its BREAD nikka -304024;1345673936;rg;lol here i am ordering an $18 lunch -304023;1345673941;rg;i better make sure i have the cash first -304022;1345673985;rg;oh what do you guys think about that bitcoin credit card -304021;1345674009;rg;will it ever actually come to fruition -304020;1345674010;Jackmaninov;it'll probably cause me to give so much money to bitinstant on various whims -304019;1345674027;brobot;ug, time warner calls, they have a special offer for me, i say i'm about to move to another state, "well, in that case, you should bundle your current internet service with phone and cable!" ... click -304018;1345674044;rg;Payment processing company MasterCard has denied that it is working with BitInstant to create an officially certified BitCoin debit card. -304017;1345674054;mircea_popescu;that leaves visa ? -304016;1345674057;rg;This follows a report that claimed the virtual currency exchange could release a BitCoin debit card as early as October. -304015;1345674057;rg;UPDATE: We have been contacted by BitInstant co-founder Charlie Shrem, who has confirmed that the launch of the card is still on track. More updates to follow. -304014;1345674069;brobot;discover ... -304013;1345674077;nefario;no you fools -304012;1345674086;nefario;Its Barclays card -304011;1345674092;brobot;ha -304010;1345674095;nefario;your flexible friend -304009;1345674095;rg;yeah well they didn't say that -304008;1345674100;brobot;hsbc -304007;1345674102;nefario;and the whole thing -304006;1345674107;nefario;is going t obe rolled out by -304005;1345674107;rg;and ive pentested barclays -304004;1345674109;nefario;Mr. Bean -304003;1345674109;rg;they can fuck off -304002;1345674120;nefario;no good security no? -304001;1345674127;brobot;lol, mr bean -304000;1345674131;rg;no they actually have a dedicated pen testing team -303999;1345674134;rg;but theyre noobs -303998;1345674147;nefario;I love that talk -303997;1345674154;nefario;"So Mr. Director" -303996;1345674166;nefario;"We've let the pen testing team go" -303995;1345674174;nefario;"according to our new hire" -303994;1345674182;nefario;"they're a bunch of noobs" -303993;1345674190;brobot;ha -303992;1345674198;rg;haha i dont work for barclays -303991;1345674198;mircea_popescu;i've done that. -303990;1345674214;rg;i work for a company who gets paid to test the testers -303989;1345674231;rg;so if we find anything, someone gets in a LOT of trouble -303988;1345674234;rg;making it extra rewarding -303987;1345674273;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 8 @ 1 = 8 BTC [+] -303986;1345674344;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 1 @ 0.013 BTC [+] -303985;1345674454;smickles;;;eauth smickles -303984;1345674467;rg;oo i better open the door so i can hear the delivery man or womenz -303983;1345674470;smickles;no gribble? -303982;1345674478;rg;not yet -303981;1345674480;rg;services is down -303980;1345674492;rg;gribble wont join any channels unless it can activate its spoof -303979;1345674497;rg;with services down it cant -303978;1345674507;smickles;ah -303977;1345674509;rg;and you also cant authorize to it because it requires you to be in the channel -303976;1345674512;mircea_popescu;and so you can't msg him to do it either -303975;1345674515;mircea_popescu;cause he cant' see you in chans -303974;1345674519;mircea_popescu;yes lol -303973;1345674523;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14000 @ 0.00102997 = 14.4196 BTC [+] -303972;1345674525;rg;is there a romanian echo in here -303971;1345674525;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1800 @ 0.00101865 = 1.8336 BTC [-] -303970;1345674695;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.942 BTC [-] -303969;1345674713;smickles;rg, is there an eta on my new ip? i think i'm going to step away from the compy for a bit -303968;1345674796;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -303967;1345674816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31144 @ 0.00039332 = 12.2496 BTC [-] -303966;1345674818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9328 @ 0.00039327 = 3.6684 BTC [-] -303965;1345674819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17428 @ 0.00039287 = 6.8469 BTC [-] -303964;1345674904;rg;well -303963;1345674907;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.13898 = 1.1118 BTC [+] -303962;1345674908;rg;your VM is still scping -303961;1345674914;rg;vzdump-qemu-154-2012_08_22-13_45_59.tar.lzo 56% 17GB 15.8MB/s 13:58 ETA -303960;1345675014;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC [+] -303959;1345675046;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 10 @ 0.101 = 1.01 BTC [-] -303958;1345675292;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.098 = 0.294 BTC [-] -303957;1345675296;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.685 BTC [+] -303956;1345675333;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -303955;1345675338;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -303954;1345675358;rg;[15:32] -Notice- {from christel} [Global Notice] Hi all, normal services (harr, see what I did there?) should return momentarily -- unfortunately one of our major sponsors suffered loss of power and a grue had eaten the UPS! Stuff is starting to return and we shall soon be back in business. Thank you for being patient. -303953;1345675363;rg;someone needs a comedy class -303952;1345675386;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1049 = 0.4196 BTC [+] -303951;1345675389;mircea_popescu;nerds can't joke. -303950;1345675659;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102563.0 -303949;1345675860;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: I can joke -303948;1345675904;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.942 = 2.826 BTC [-] -303947;1345675927;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1049 = 1.049 BTC [+] -303946;1345675930;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: what's red and smells like blue paint? -303945;1345675984;BTCMining;red paint? -303944;1345675987;Azelphur;yup. -303943;1345676010;Azelphur;see, my jokes are amazing. -303942;1345676315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35932 @ 0.00039559 = 14.2143 BTC [+] -303941;1345676383;kakobrekla;hi -303940;1345676411;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.79999999 BTC [-] -303939;1345676413;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.8 = 4.8 BTC [+] -303938;1345676451;farfi;heh price going up -303937;1345676486;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 16 @ 0.6 = 9.6 BTC [-] -303936;1345676488;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -303935;1345676506;kakobrekla;o? -303934;1345676507;kakobrekla;;;ticker -303933;1345676531;farfi;price of tygrr-p i mean -303932;1345676539;kakobrekla;lolz -303931;1345676544;farfi;was down to 0.4 already -303930;1345676548;kakobrekla;still down -303929;1345676551;kakobrekla;gribble i mean -303928;1345676556;kakobrekla;aha -303927;1345676568;mircea_popescu;orly. -303926;1345676578;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.685 = 2.055 BTC [+] -303925;1345676583;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.685 = 1.37 BTC [+] -303924;1345676612;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.942 = 4.71 BTC [-] -303923;1345676723;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.685 = 1.37 BTC [+] -303922;1345677024;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.6 = 12 BTC [+] -303921;1345677036;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 336 @ 0.00101865 = 0.3423 BTC [-] -303920;1345677049;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 165 @ 0.04 = 6.6 BTC [-] -303919;1345677336;nefario;whats the statis of tygrr.bond-a? -303918;1345677351;nefario;its not one of the PPT's -303917;1345677363;EmanuelDeOrtego;Trying to keep your exchange clean, Nefario? -303916;1345677420;nefario;not exactly -303915;1345677426;exahash;bond-a https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=78.40 -303914;1345677431;exahash;1mhs pps bond -303913;1345677438;nefario;I've come into possesion of some of these -303912;1345677441;nefario;ah -303911;1345677447;nefario;cheers -303910;1345677455;exahash;oops, wrong link -303909;1345677456;exahash;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=81605.0 -303908;1345677460;exahash;thats the thread -303907;1345677520;exahash;lol, someone sold into your low bid? -303906;1345677521;exahash;trade:1000@0.0001:TYGRR.BOND-A:1345634674 -303905;1345677529;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [+] -303904;1345677549;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 2 @ 1.18 = 2.36 BTC [+] -303903;1345677551;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 8 @ 1.18480856 = 9.4785 BTC [+] -303902;1345677585;nefario;exahash: ja, I wonder is he still buying these back? -303901;1345677588;Obsi;Actually I picked those up. I was under the impression a card of his caught fire and he was ending the bond, guess I confused it with something else. -303900;1345677600;exahash;that's tygrr.tech -303899;1345677602;Obsi;Guess I should quit selling it if he's still paying -303898;1345677619;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 14 @ 0.6 = 8.4 BTC [+] -303897;1345677621;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.56 = 1.68 BTC [-] -303896;1345677638;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 26 @ 0.685 = 17.81 BTC [+] -303895;1345677656;exahash;tech was supposed to be a mining co, whereas bond-a was a perpetual bond -303894;1345677675;nefario;too much to keep rtack of -303893;1345677677;nefario;ok -303892;1345677681;nefario;Im off to bed -303891;1345677688;exahash;sleep well -303890;1345677719;smickles;nn -303889;1345677723;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 7 @ 0.7 = 4.9 BTC [+] -303888;1345677816;smickles;evoorhees: i hope you don't mind my offering people brokerage services in your S.DICE thread. I know you don't want the OT merits of MPEx posts there. -303887;1345677839;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 15 @ 0.75 = 11.25 BTC [+] -303886;1345677923;mircea_popescu;did i miss out on some moar drama ? -303885;1345677943;EmanuelDeOrtego;nope -303884;1345677992;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [+] -303883;1345677993;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.56 = 1.68 BTC [-] -303882;1345678068;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1049 = 0.5245 BTC [+] -303881;1345678267;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 25 @ 0.13898 = 3.4745 BTC [+] -303880;1345678328;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1049 = 0.9441 BTC [+] -303879;1345678330;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10495 BTC [+] -303878;1345678348;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.05 = 0.2 BTC [+] -303877;1345678368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38600 @ 0.00039449 = 15.2273 BTC [-] -303876;1345678369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9801 @ 0.00039336 = 3.8553 BTC [-] -303875;1345678520;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.79999999 BTC [-] -303874;1345679011;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.79 = 3.95 BTC [-] -303873;1345679053;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [+] -303872;1345679131;mircea_popescu;omg pirate paid! -303871;1345679197;mircea_popescu;aww, fell flat ;/ -303870;1345679275;BTCMining;Pirate has not paid... -303869;1345679281;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -303868;1345679285;Obsi;he paid some small account -303867;1345679296;BTCMining;Much rumors around that going based on a small account... -303866;1345679305;BTCMining;Why wasn't the old accounts paid first as expected? -303865;1345679323;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -303864;1345679324;BTCMining;I don't know... but now seems people can sell their Pirate debt much higher... -303863;1345679352;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -303862;1345679361;Guest4897;*In Ralph's voice* I'm a guest! -303861;1345679366;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -303860;1345679401;smickles;laggy gribble ;) -303859;1345679414;smickles;some people, right? -303858;1345679415;smickles;like imsaguy and an unknown -303857;1345679429;smickles;lol -303856;1345679432;smickles;;;pet -303855;1345679453;smickles;BTCMining: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101339.msg1124039#msg1124039 ? -303854;1345679453;gribble;*purrrrrrrr* -303853;1345679457;mircea_popescu;o hey he's back ? -303852;1345679458;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -303851;1345679458;smickles;in bitcointalk's "Important Announcemnts" forum -303850;1345679481;smickles;so you opinion is that imsaguy saing that he got paid was a joke, and that bitminern8 was lying? -303849;1345679487;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, but really laggy -303848;1345679501;mircea_popescu;smickles personally, i'm holding out for jcpham -303847;1345679520;jcpham;smart man -303846;1345679521;Ignatius-otc;reading the chat log it just appeared like the guyw as torlling and as usual many played along -303845;1345679525;gribble;Best bid: 9.80259, Best ask: 9.8658, Bid-ask spread: 0.06321, Last trade: 9.86581, 24 hour volume: 69032, 24 hour low: 9.5714, 24 hour high: 10.09999 -303844;1345679533;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 6 @ 0.61 = 3.66 BTC [-] -303843;1345679535;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -303842;1345679537;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.6 = 2.4 BTC [-] -303841;1345679543;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=BitMinerN8&sign=ANY&type=RECV -303840;1345679545;Guest1118;I'd say like Ignatius -303839;1345679547;mircea_popescu;i have no ideea who that is. -303838;1345679550;jcpham;i have nothing to report -303837;1345679550;mircea_popescu;but i would say "nobody". -303836;1345679572;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -303835;1345679574;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.6 = 3.6 BTC [-] -303834;1345679575;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.58 = 1.16 BTC [-] -303833;1345679579;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -303832;1345679596;smickles;ah well :/ -303831;1345679627;BTC-MINING;I haven't seen any proof any payment was made except bitminern8's screenshot -303830;1345679632;mircea_popescu;what's this flying freenode stuff -303829;1345679636;BTC-MINING;Which might well be edited. -303828;1345679650;BTC-MINING;There was news about it, global notice sent around. -303827;1345679651;mircea_popescu;BTC-MINING i find it very hard to trust anyone not in the wot. -303826;1345679657;BTC-MINING;Some problem with the servers -303825;1345679669;mircea_popescu;i just meant the expression itself. -303824;1345679682;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -303823;1345679684;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -303822;1345679719;smickles;:o -303821;1345679738;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -303820;1345679757;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 13 @ 0.56 = 7.28 BTC [-] -303819;1345679851;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 25 @ 0.99999999 = 25 BTC [+] -303818;1345679853;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 25 @ 0.99999999 = 25 BTC [+] -303817;1345679945;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 45 @ 0.101 = 4.545 BTC [-] -303816;1345679952;jcpham;my persoanl account is only about 4x of the screenshot of the closed account -303815;1345679962;jcpham;just a little fyi -303814;1345679971;jcpham;dunno how old i am, but i'm old -303813;1345679999;jcpham;maybe less -303812;1345680002;jcpham;maybe 3x -303811;1345680012;kakobreklaa;which screenshot is that -303810;1345680040;jcpham;there's a screenshot floating around of the bs&t ui -303809;1345680050;jcpham;and a 138btc account force closed or something -303808;1345680059;jcpham;from today with tx id -303807;1345680073;jcpham;i also do not know this person -303806;1345680126;kakobrekla;aha -303805;1345680150;jcpham;so if that person was paid -303804;1345680160;jcpham;then i'm.....where -303803;1345680194;jcpham;i have more in a ever older larger account -303802;1345680199;jcpham;*even -303801;1345680208;Ignatius-otc;I don't believe anyone has been paid, but I do wonder if that is the reason for the slight increase in bond value I see today. -303800;1345680219;jcpham;buy my persoanl account is both old-ish and small-ish -303799;1345680226;jcpham;compared to most of the sums I'm seeing -303798;1345680254;jcpham;all the debt is being bought -303797;1345680264;PsychoticBoy;I am banned by pirateat40 in #btcst but he owes me -303796;1345680283;BTC-MINING;I believe so... misinformation so people can sell their PPT higher... -303795;1345680284;kakobrekla;19:53.53 ( @pirateat40 ) Just cleaning out the smaller accounts to make things easier. -303794;1345680284;Ignatius-otc;wow banhammers over thar,,, :( -303793;1345680290;kakobrekla;jcpham ^^ -303792;1345680295;JWU_42;and BTC_MINING got it too -303791;1345680302;JWU_42;err -303790;1345680305;JWU_42;BTC-MINING: -303789;1345680308;Ignatius-otc;thats who I mean. for asking a pretty good q:( -303788;1345680317;jcpham;don't get me wrong -303787;1345680324;BTC-MINING;Pirate bans critics... he also claimed to cleaning out small account too, although he said older accounts would be paid first -303786;1345680326;mircea_popescu; I believe so... misinformation so people can sell their PPT higher... << sounds likely. -303785;1345680326;jcpham;i'm cool as a cucumber -303784;1345680332;jcpham;all my info was correct though -303783;1345680343;BTC-MINING;I want to see the large PPT accounts being paid -303782;1345680346;smickles;i read that pirate confirmed the payment, so if it was fake, pirate is likely in on it too -303781;1345680366;jcpham;blockchain matches screenshot from what i saw -303780;1345680368;Ignatius-otc;did someone quote pirate as confirming it smickles? -303779;1345680371;PsychoticBoy;all i said was that he paid the smaller accounts by using btc of the big accounts. And then wham banned -303778;1345680384;BTC-MINING;Pirate already had the habit to agree with all the wild scenario claims about his operation's business... -303777;1345680395;PsychoticBoy;hes a prick -303776;1345680404;BTC-MINING;I don't see why he wouldn't do the same about payments or anything else... -303775;1345680428;BTC-MINING;Seeing how he's handling the closure, I'm now sure he's either already gone or planning to be gone soon. -303774;1345680437;BTC-MINING;And just buying time using confusion. -303773;1345680442;smickles;Ignatius-otc: i need to find where i read that at -303772;1345680447;PsychoticBoy;trendon shavers is a fishdick -303771;1345680450;Ignatius-otc;well guys its been interesting. detrimental to btc, but entertaining -303770;1345680462;Ignatius-otc;no problem smickles just curious,the forums are a mess with so muchs cattered intel -303769;1345680498;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc i am really sad that people let themselves be taken in like this -303768;1345680511;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9889 BTC [+] -303767;1345680513;BTC-MINING;My account had a reverse... -303766;1345680521;mircea_popescu;but hey, all lessons must b learned anew in every new environment. -303765;1345680531;PsychoticBoy;Its such a shame, why is this happening -303764;1345680552;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [+] -303763;1345680563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10199 @ 0.00039336 = 4.0119 BTC [-] -303762;1345680564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28801 @ 0.00039287 = 11.315 BTC [-] -303761;1345680592;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -303760;1345680594;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -303759;1345680595;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -303758;1345680725;smickles;heh, as to the whole pirate thing, i have no idea if he's actually paying back or not, -303757;1345680748;JWU_42;it appears he as to a few small accounts -303756;1345680756;smickles;i don't really stand to lose anything directly if he doesn't -303755;1345680759;PsychoticBoy;he can say all he wants, but I have not recieved a dime -303754;1345680760;JWU_42;nothing of substance -303753;1345680765;smickles;JWU_42: we were just talking about that -303752;1345680785;JWU_42;I am hoping for something before mid September ;) -303751;1345680793;smickles;lol -303750;1345680798;PsychoticBoy;hoping before christmas -303749;1345680807;smickles;yet another turn of 'endless september' -303748;1345680813;kakobrekla;o, 23:12.50 ( @pirateat40 ) ultramancool, investments in bitcoin will never really take off due to it not being regulated. -303747;1345680818;JWU_42;PsychoticBoy: you are at the end of the line now buddy ;) -303746;1345680828;PsychoticBoy;I know :( -303745;1345680834;PsychoticBoy;just like bitlane -303744;1345680844;JWU_42;you are ahead of him i am sue -303743;1345680846;JWU_42;sure -303742;1345680853;PsychoticBoy;lol 2nd last -303741;1345680890;smickles;lol -303740;1345680903;PsychoticBoy;hope, I better play sunday million on poker stars then, chaces I win are higher than pirate will pay out -303739;1345680914;mircea_popescu;and what pisses me off is that it's mostly the forum idiots that promoted this -303738;1345680915;PsychoticBoy;*chances -303737;1345680924;mircea_popescu;i want to see the lot of them with fucking shoes on their head -303736;1345680926;dub;isnt poker stars a ponzi too? -303735;1345680930;JWU_42;<@pirateat40> Swashy, not thus far, if things don't progress in the next 12-14 hours I'll let everyone know. -303734;1345680931;mircea_popescu;"o, the forum bankers". citizen finance ffs. -303733;1345681113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8971 @ 0.00039287 = 3.5244 BTC [-] -303732;1345681115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00039266 = 4.2407 BTC [-] -303731;1345681116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27829 @ 0.00039191 = 10.9065 BTC [-] -303730;1345681333;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin assets and securities discussion. << you could take out that part with no loss i think -303729;1345681350;kakobrekla;hm -303728;1345681378;kakobrekla;yeah someone wated to put it like that -303727;1345681388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4047 @ 0.00039383 = 1.5938 BTC [+] -303726;1345681392;smickles;kakobrekla: at what point does icbit.se make the cut of 'topic worthy exchanges'? -303725;1345681414;kakobrekla;is that asset exchange? -303724;1345681415;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.09399 = 0.282 BTC [+] -303723;1345681425;smickles;it has one ass from deepbit -303722;1345681430;smickles;*asset -303721;1345681430;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 10 @ 0.8 = 8 BTC [+] -303720;1345681432;kakobrekla;hm -303719;1345681438;smickles;with futures too -303718;1345681469;kakobrekla;two more votes to put it up there and i will? -303717;1345681480;kakobrekla;anyone' -303716;1345681484;smickles;sounds fair -303715;1345681518;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -303714;1345681518;rg;smickles -303713;1345681518;rg;damn it -303712;1345681521;rg;why didn't you mjessage me -303711;1345681531;smickles;i was getting around to it -303710;1345681534;rg;i waited for the vm transfer to continue -303709;1345681535;kakobrekla;there mircea_popescu, fixed -303708;1345681538;kakobrekla;:D -303707;1345681539;rg;and i was watching a stupid movie -303706;1345681542;rg;and i stopped working -303705;1345681547;rg;.. i blame this on you -303704;1345681551;mircea_popescu;lmao -303703;1345681562;jcpham;hey i got nick highlighted -303702;1345681567;jcpham;i was minding my business -303701;1345681568;smickles;lol, i just noticed 'a biased message' -303700;1345681580;rg;cause every woman has the right -303699;1345681583;mircea_popescu;i was serious tho, who do you think doesn't figure it's assets discussion from the listing of exchanges ? -303698;1345681584;rg;to kill her baby -303697;1345681586;rg;day or night -303696;1345681592;smickles;ha -303695;1345681593;rg;and they're tryin to take awa -303694;1345681595;kakobrekla;yea yeah ok -303693;1345681597;rg;our abortionsssss -303692;1345681598;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.0369 BTC [+] -303691;1345681621;kakobrekla;so ICBIT -303690;1345681625;kakobrekla;yes or no -303689;1345681630;jcpham;what is it -303688;1345681631;rg;abortions, apple pie, and USA -303687;1345681642;kakobrekla;23:23.12 ( smickles ) kakobrekla: at what point does icbit.se make the cut of 'topic worthy exchanges'? -303686;1345681652;kakobrekla;please girls, focus. -303685;1345681656;Ignatius-otc;is it a btc absed exchange? then yeah... -303684;1345681664;jcpham;how old is it -303683;1345681669;kakobrekla;dunno -303682;1345681670;smickles;months -303681;1345681671;jcpham;and who runs it -303680;1345681672;kakobrekla;its old. -303679;1345681674;jcpham;and who runs it -303678;1345681675;jcpham;and who runs it -303677;1345681676;kakobrekla;nobody uses it afaik -303676;1345681676;bitfoo;I can't find any assets there -303675;1345681679;mircea_popescu;i think the criteria should be "can they be made to stream" -303674;1345681679;dub;rg: 'merica is so fucking fucked -303673;1345681682;smickles;fire soomehtin -303672;1345681693;kakobrekla;hehe mp -303671;1345681698;dub;rg: you fucking throwbacks are reversing evolution -303670;1345681699;jcpham;maybe we could reach out to the owner -303669;1345681708;jcpham;or get an indepenadt security review -303668;1345681709;smickles;bitfoo: go to the 'exchange' tab in the web trading app -303667;1345681717;jcpham;prior to sending any funds or registering any accounts -303666;1345681721;smickles;there is also a futures tab -303665;1345681723;rg;ok turkey knife -303664;1345681734;rg;i updated the billing so you can use the remote consolen ow -303663;1345681738;dub;how the fuck can half your countries political system believe in talking snakes and rib women -303662;1345681749;bitfoo;smickles: what exchange tab? :D -303661;1345681756;bitfoo;do I need to create an account before I can see that? -303660;1345681777;smickles;bitfoo: https://icbit.se/WebTrade/ -303659;1345681794;smickles;and you do need an account -303658;1345681797;bitfoo;oh -303657;1345681798;bitfoo;ok -303656;1345681843;kakobrekla;well thb cryptostocks was added before we started implementing twitter feed -303655;1345681851;kakobrekla;so im gonna add this IC link -303654;1345681856;rg;"address" : "1C9CxmaXfgYdTfmLBc2MjevVvyQswqCAgk", -303653;1345681856;rg;"category" : "receive", -303652;1345681856;rg;"amount" : 9.78450000, -303651;1345681857;kakobrekla;its not like im putting sand in your vaginas. -303650;1345681858;rg;"address" : "1G2CykBY2xCwdbBnH5f9EapmhPrtdQ9Su", -303649;1345681858;rg;"category" : "receive", -303648;1345681858;rg;"amount" : 9.78450000, -303647;1345681868;rg;abortions, apple pie, and satoshi dice -303646;1345681885;mircea_popescu;rg if the ipo fails ima come after you. -303645;1345681900;rg;not my fault im better at satoshidice than most -303644;1345681917;rg;im really going to write a bot in shellscript tonight when i wake up -303643;1345681919;rg;and use my method -303642;1345681925;rg;im going to give it like a 3 btc allowance -303641;1345681927;rg;and let it run -303640;1345681935;kakobrekla;you will loose. -303639;1345681937;mircea_popescu;what you playing, small high ? -303638;1345681943;rg;kakobrekla: im up like 50 btc -303637;1345681948;rg;for 2 days -303636;1345681949;rg;so.. -303635;1345681954;smickles;wooo woo! so much ram :D -303634;1345681959;kakobrekla;rg is teh new pirate! -303633;1345681961;rg;smickles :;) -303632;1345681964;rg;hey -303631;1345681968;rg;in my parts -303630;1345681971;rg;thems fighting words -303629;1345681975;rg;trendon is such a gay name -303628;1345681981;bitfoo;you should make one of those "make money at home" websites -303627;1345681983;mircea_popescu;it is. -303626;1345681989;kakobrekla;rape ghost is much less gayish -303625;1345682004;rg;there's nothing gay about rape ghost -303624;1345682006;rg;at all -303623;1345682015;rg;its not even rape ghost -303622;1345682018;rg;its electronic rap ghost -303621;1345682024;rg;erapghost -303620;1345682029;rg;its just funnier as rapeghost -303619;1345682046;kakobrekla;you listen to hippy hoppy? -303618;1345682057;rg;no -303617;1345682061;rg;but i am a rapper -303616;1345682062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24953 @ 0.00039383 = 9.8272 BTC [+] -303615;1345682064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10905 @ 0.00039559 = 4.3139 BTC [+] -303614;1345682065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00039611 = 1.3468 BTC [+] -303613;1345682066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8442 @ 0.00039615 = 3.3443 BTC [+] -303612;1345682071;kakobrekla;o? -303611;1345682108;rg;when shit hits the fan there i stand with my glock and my blunt in my hand what's the plan -303610;1345682125;kakobrekla;:D -303609;1345682148;rg;LOL -303608;1345682149;rg;man -303607;1345682151;rg;you gotta see this -303606;1345682160;rg;im watching a movie named 'The Recruit' -303605;1345682167;rg;in the beginning it shows a web browser -303604;1345682171;rg;looking at some stuff -303603;1345682175;rg;the URL is still visible -303602;1345682185;rg;the last part of the url is: -303601;1345682198;rg;/images/source-images/fakesite/htmled_site/page_02.html -303600;1345682215;rg;that's just lazy -303599;1345682220;EmanuelDeOrtego;Indeed. -303598;1345682230;EmanuelDeOrtego;but they don't expect everyone to be a nerdy neckbeard -303597;1345682232;kakobrekla;lol -303596;1345682235;kakobrekla;ya -303595;1345682247;rg;i have a quick eye -303594;1345682247;kakobrekla;only a few geeks will notice -303593;1345682249;rg;i dont know what to tlel you -303592;1345682279;kakobrekla;it just has to be good enough, like with most things -303591;1345682338;mircea_popescu;pentest it. -303590;1345682375;rg;not only that -303589;1345682377;rg;its file:// -303588;1345682424;kakobrekla;http://pics.kuvaton.com/kuvei/totally_not_julian.jpg -303587;1345682441;mircea_popescu;so anyone actually know who this factory dood is on the forum ? -303586;1345682497;EmanuelDeOrtego;who, what -303585;1345682537;rg;;;ticker -303584;1345682537;gribble;Best bid: 9.80002, Best ask: 9.83, Bid-ask spread: 0.02998, Last trade: 9.80001, 24 hour volume: 66314, 24 hour low: 9.5714, 24 hour high: 10.09999 -303583;1345682558;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 20 @ 0.75 = 15 BTC [+] -303582;1345682593;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [+] -303581;1345682782;mircea_popescu;myea. -303580;1345682995;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -303579;1345683492;rg;well -303578;1345683495;rg;it took all god damn day -303577;1345683503;rg;but i pulled another 18 btc out of satoshidice -303576;1345683554;rg;21.35 even -303575;1345683651;rg;do you guys think the new bitcoin credit cards will count towards credit -303574;1345683682;mircea_popescu;like a discovery card -303573;1345683920;mircea_popescu;don't login as root. -303572;1345684217;BTC-MINING;prepaid card don't usually count toward credits now, does it? -303571;1345684221;BTC-MINING;Eh -303570;1345684659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4286 @ 0.00039191 = 1.6797 BTC [-] -303569;1345684910;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10495 = 0.2099 BTC [+] -303568;1345684939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19914 @ 0.00039114 = 7.7892 BTC [-] -303567;1345685017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35700 @ 0.00039282 = 14.0237 BTC [+] -303566;1345686223;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.104959 = 1.5744 BTC [+] -303565;1345686311;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.104955 = 2.309 BTC [-] -303564;1345686439;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.104955 = 0.3149 BTC [-] -303563;1345686519;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10496 = 0.3149 BTC [+] -303562;1345686866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00039164 = 1.1749 BTC [-] -303561;1345687430;Diablo-D3;hey deadte..... he isnt here -303560;1345687431;Diablo-D3;goddamnit -303559;1345687826;Obsi;Diablo-D3: OBSI.ABMO will upgrade it's 3rd single in 2 weeks. >11Mhash a share on order at that point -303558;1345687887;Diablo-D3;yay -303557;1345687894;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin -303556;1345687937;Diablo-D3;EmanuelDeOrtego: I am not clicking -303555;1345687942;Diablo-D3;is it more bitcoin-qt bullshit? -303554;1345687969;EmanuelDeOrtego;Just take a look at the top of the article -303553;1345687973;EmanuelDeOrtego;It will tell you everything -303552;1345688077;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 25 @ 0.0001177 = 0.0029 BTC [-] -303551;1345688233;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 20 @ 0.8999 = 17.998 BTC [+] -303550;1345688277;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7000 @ 0.00101003 = 7.0702 BTC [-] -303549;1345688386;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 164 @ 0.00101101 = 0.1658 BTC [+] -303548;1345688388;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15368 @ 0.00101158 = 15.546 BTC [+] -303547;1345688389;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3182 @ 0.00103132 = 3.2817 BTC [+] -303546;1345688412;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 11 @ 0.8999 = 9.8989 BTC [+] -303545;1345688674;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.12 = 1.2 BTC [-] -303544;1345688900;Diablo-D3;Obsi: okay so -303543;1345688912;Diablo-D3;Obsi: what does 1mhs have total in hardware/ -303542;1345688964;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9889 BTC [+] -303541;1345688966;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.9889 = 4.9445 BTC [+] -303540;1345689002;mircea_popescu;the talk page there reminds me why wikipedia is such offensive crap. -303539;1345689028;EmanuelDeOrtego;Hah, what do you mean? -303538;1345689034;Diablo-D3;Obsi: because Im thinking, after we upgrade all of our units -303537;1345689039;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.989 BTC [+] -303536;1345689040;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.989 = 2.967 BTC [+] -303535;1345689055;Diablo-D3;Obsi: you post a motion to upgrade all of 1mhs's units in exchange for all the new 1mh bonds that will be produced -303534;1345689072;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego i mean, a collection of clearly unqualified people opining from imaginary heights on various points of minutia. -303533;1345689118;Diablo-D3;Obsi: or actually, dont even produce the bonds, just buy the units and upgrades right out, all the existing 1mhs bonds can be ran off a single SC single -303532;1345689153;Diablo-D3;Obsi: actually even btter -303531;1345689180;Diablo-D3;Obsi: a motion on 1mhs to close 1mhs and buy back all the bonds at whatever the buyback clause is, the cost of this being paid by ABMO -303530;1345689205;Diablo-D3;Obsi: and do this after ABMO is finished upgrading (ie, when 1mh bonds are like 0.000001 in value) -303529;1345689333;Diablo-D3;Obsi: it makes more sense to just collapse 1mhs into abmo -303528;1345689529;Obsi;I will probably buy back the 1MHS bonds at 0.1 when the ASICs arrive... right now ABMO has 3 singles with 1 left to upgrade... I will sell ASICs into ABMO at BFL prices in BTC or payout divs, whichever shareholders vote for -303527;1345689619;Obsi;Doing the math on expected network hashrate with people claiming they can produce ASICs at <$1 Ghash doesn't make expansion seem very profitable until the prices drop considerably -303526;1345689651;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.75 = 15 BTC [-] -303525;1345689760;Obsi;I have a few thou shares of ASICMINER I might be willing to sell into ABMO at cost as well, once the last single upgrade is bought. -303524;1345689828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1186 @ 0.00039164 = 0.4645 BTC [-] -303523;1345689830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39014 @ 0.00039095 = 15.2525 BTC [-] -303522;1345689963;Obsi;Diablo-D3: ^ -303521;1345690190;Diablo-D3;Obsi: if you do a motion to sell asicminer into abmo (preferably for abmo shares), I'd vote yes on it -303520;1345690811;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 50 @ 0.74799998 = 37.4 BTC [-] -303519;1345690894;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 15 @ 0.77 = 11.55 BTC [+] -303518;1345691121;Obsi;Diablo-D3: Do you want that motion now, or after the 3rd single upgrade is paid for? I don't know that I would trade in my ASICMINER shares as I already hold quite a bit of OBSI.ABMO and I'm not even sure how to value them... 1:1? -303517;1345691497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 468 @ 0.00355158 = 1.6621 BTC [-] -303516;1345691530;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 25 @ 0.1309 = 3.2725 BTC [+] -303515;1345691532;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.131 = 2.62 BTC [+] -303514;1345691533;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.131 = 0.655 BTC [+] -303513;1345691565;Diablo-D3;Obsi: a motion to buy your asicminer shares is concurrent to a 3rd single upgrade -303512;1345691570;Diablo-D3;Obsi: as for valuing them, hrrrrm -303511;1345691573;Diablo-D3;1:1 isnt fair -303510;1345691604;Diablo-D3;Obsi: and thees nothing wrong with you owning a lot of abmo -303509;1345691609;Diablo-D3;its your company, you do the hard work -303508;1345691643;Diablo-D3;Obsi: I'd approve of a motion for 2 abmo for 1 asicminer -303507;1345691719;Diablo-D3;Obsi: 22mh of abmo + asicminer boosting it another x mh for 30mh asicminer -303506;1345691724;Diablo-D3;Obsi: seems to be about fair -303505;1345691764;Obsi;I guess we can do that, I'll post the motion shortly -303504;1345691827;Diablo-D3;Obsi: but to answer your other question fully, 3rd single upgrade must happen before 1mhs gets merged into abmo -303503;1345718273;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12800 @ 0.0010114 = 12.9459 BTC [+] -303502;1345718548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00038949 = 2.4148 BTC [-] -303501;1345718591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23568 @ 0.00039308 = 9.2641 BTC [+] -303500;1345718648;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -303499;1345718649;gribble;Best bid: 9.8, Best ask: 9.85, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 9.8, 24 hour volume: 56712, 24 hour low: 9.5714, 24 hour high: 10.09999 -303498;1345718655;mircea_popescu;lmao bitcoin is so tame now. -303497;1345718666;mircea_popescu;like this unruly wife that got a good beating. -303496;1345718813;Chaang-Noi;pirate bonds seem to be doing better, any word on pirate? iv been away -303495;1345718841;mircea_popescu;not so far. -303494;1345718862;Chaang-Noi;hmm -303493;1345718869;Chaang-Noi;why the new faith in bonds then? -303492;1345718975;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9874 BTC [-] -303491;1345719027;mircea_popescu;owners are prolly buying them in the deluded hope that pirate might still pay. -303490;1345719085;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -303489;1345719208;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.025 BTC [-] -303488;1345719330;BTC-MINING;Didn't you yourself bought most ot TYGRR.BOND-P back? -303487;1345719417;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1297 BTC [+] -303486;1345719441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14132 @ 0.00039359 = 5.5622 BTC [+] -303485;1345719498;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [-] -303484;1345719561;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9299 BTC [+] -303483;1345719581;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 45 @ 0.10495 = 4.7228 BTC [+] -303482;1345719584;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 5 @ 0.4377 = 2.1885 BTC [-] -303481;1345719586;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 4 @ 0.4377 = 1.7508 BTC [-] -303480;1345719710;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X9LvC9WkkQ << have a good morning son. -303479;1345719712;mircea_popescu;song* -303478;1345719950;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10495 BTC [+] -303477;1345720118;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.98999 BTC [+] -303476;1345720378;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.1799 = 0.3598 BTC [+] -303475;1345720491;nefario1;blockchain is nearly finished downloading -303474;1345720497;nefario1;I'm guessing another hour maybe -303473;1345720502;Chaang-Noi;im buying mircea -303472;1345720521;Chaang-Noi;i have bids in, sad they are not filled -303471;1345720549;MoneyIsDebt;Chaang-Noi: It was me :( -303470;1345720564;Chaang-Noi;buying? :) -303469;1345720565;MoneyIsDebt;My bot had a stop loss triggered -303468;1345720580;MoneyIsDebt;someone was dumping down to 0.34 -303467;1345720592;MoneyIsDebt;your bid was the only liquidity left on the bid side -303466;1345720600;MoneyIsDebt;so the bot sold all my -P bonds -303465;1345720618;MoneyIsDebt;you got 882 or something right? -303464;1345720669;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.05 = 1 BTC [+] -303463;1345720699;nefario1;some people are set to lose or make a lot depending on whether pirate pays out -303462;1345720762;MoneyIsDebt;I already lost my share when my bot dumped -303461;1345720775;MoneyIsDebt;Chaang-Noi will make it back, if pirate pays out -303460;1345720843;nefario1;I suspect Chaang-Noi will be rolling in the BTC if pirate pays back -303459;1345720847;Chaang-Noi;damn, your bot did some fail -303458;1345720853;nefario1;biiiiig fucking gamble -303457;1345720861;nefario1;hmmm -303456;1345720865;Chaang-Noi;i will be doing okay, but not as much as id like... i was unable to get anything from pirate for a long time -303455;1345720884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27368 @ 0.00039268 = 10.7469 BTC [-] -303454;1345720888;Chaang-Noi;but yeah its a gamble -303453;1345720923;Chaang-Noi;ill be oaky either way -303452;1345720930;Chaang-Noi;im not betting the farm lol -303451;1345720932;MoneyIsDebt;well, it was fail because the price recovered quickly -303450;1345720951;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i guess it would ahve been good if there was news on a pirate default -303449;1345720953;MoneyIsDebt;but I was burned before by bonds where bid side disappeared, -303448;1345720960;MoneyIsDebt;and I was unable to liquidate my position -303447;1345720994;nefario1;thats partly due to GLBSE BTC reserve issue -303446;1345720999;nefario1;leaving us very soon -303445;1345720999;MoneyIsDebt;Well, even with a pirate default, I would have been much better off selling slowly -303444;1345721013;MoneyIsDebt;nefario1: yup, I'm very happy about that new update -303443;1345721027;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt this is why real men don't stoploss :d -303442;1345721038;MoneyIsDebt;it was a bot, not a real man ;) -303441;1345721094;MoneyIsDebt;If pirate does pay back, I'll have lost 755 BTC on that glitch :( -303440;1345721106;MoneyIsDebt;expensive lesson in trading -303439;1345721150;nefario1;OOOOOOOOwch -303438;1345721176;mircea_popescu;i once blew 895k usd by trading the wrong asset. -303437;1345721181;mircea_popescu;shit happens. -303436;1345721196;mircea_popescu;it's true that it was manty years ago and i still remember it tho -303435;1345721200;mircea_popescu;like it was yesterday -303434;1345721229;MoneyIsDebt;ouch -303433;1345721276;BTC-MINING;I always trade manually -303432;1345721288;mircea_popescu;i tend to, since then. -303431;1345721331;MoneyIsDebt;I did this because I figured if price falls that low, pirate default must have happened, so I'd better sell as quickly as possible -303430;1345721346;MoneyIsDebt;I couldn't stay up 24 hrs a day, so... -303429;1345721355;mircea_popescu;real men stay up 25 hours a day -303428;1345721364;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -303427;1345721366;MoneyIsDebt;hehe -303426;1345721368;mircea_popescu;lol -303425;1345721384;MoneyIsDebt;I feel more of a man now, having tried this -303424;1345721385;nefario1;speed -303423;1345721403;Chaang-Noi;plane is ready to go -303422;1345721404;BTC-MINING;Hmm, not much Kraken being bought -303421;1345721406;Chaang-Noi;catch ya all later -303420;1345721411;MoneyIsDebt;Chaang-Noi: see you -303419;1345721425;MoneyIsDebt;but not in Thailand - I just blew my travel money -303418;1345721426;BTC-MINING;I guess with BS&T, they're waiting to see how Patrick will be after clearing the PPT -303417;1345721429;MoneyIsDebt;:/ -303416;1345721439;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 10 @ 0.18 = 1.8 BTC [+] -303415;1345721449;mircea_popescu; I guess with BS&T, they're waiting to see how Patrick will be after clearing the PPT << ? -303414;1345721450;MoneyIsDebt;What's Patrick's connection to BS&T -303413;1345721456;Chaang-Noi;yeah what??? -303412;1345721490;BTC-MINING;He was running the PPT (with his insurance money) -303411;1345721500;BTC-MINING;and had money in Pirate. -303410;1345721501;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [-] -303409;1345721502;Chaang-Noi;okay ill get that later -303408;1345721506;Chaang-Noi;peace byeb ye japan -303407;1345721513;nefario1;yeah he'll be hit hard -303406;1345721525;BTC-MINING;If pirate doesn't pay... -303405;1345721529;nefario1;or do well if he does -303404;1345721565;mircea_popescu;BTC-MINING i thought he's one of the less exposed of the forum wanna-be bankers -303403;1345721580;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 4 @ 0.17 = 0.68 BTC [+] -303402;1345721632;nefario1;used to be before he bought PPT -303401;1345721636;nefario1;or took it over -303400;1345721644;nefario1;not sure what the deal in the background there was -303399;1345721662;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1.18999 BTC [+] -303398;1345721668;mircea_popescu;when was this ? -303397;1345721675;nefario1;a couple of weeks ago -303396;1345721682;mircea_popescu;eh ? -303395;1345721690;BTC-MINING;Well he does have a lot of funds in Pirate, he still has a lot of capital outside it tho. -303394;1345721705;mircea_popescu;he'd better. -303393;1345721707;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -303392;1345721710;BTC-MINING;But he might have to review his rate on Kraken or reduce the max amount he can take charge off. -303391;1345721723;BTC-MINING;charge of* -303390;1345721753;mircea_popescu;the citizen-finance troop should get a smarting lesson, but i'd rather not see the thing completely extinguished -303389;1345721768;mircea_popescu;evolution needs survivors to work. -303388;1345721828;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.1099 = 0.3297 BTC [+] -303387;1345721895;MoneyIsDebt;How many businesses out there make money outside of lending and mining? -303386;1345721940;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt two. -303385;1345721946;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.258 BTC [-] -303384;1345721976;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 100 @ 0.0010114 = 0.1011 BTC [+] -303383;1345721985;MoneyIsDebt;bitvps and mpoe? -303382;1345721991;mircea_popescu;mpoe and sdice -303381;1345721997;mircea_popescu;and yes, you're right, tghree. -303380;1345722004;mircea_popescu;rg will go all donald duck on me nao. -303379;1345722030;MoneyIsDebt;sdice is a bit fishy to me -303378;1345722037;MoneyIsDebt;the site is already up and running -303377;1345722044;MoneyIsDebt;so what do all those shares represent -303376;1345722049;MoneyIsDebt;what is the capital for -303375;1345722079;mircea_popescu;it's an established business. you get shares of its future revenue -303374;1345722085;BTC-MINING;Owner want to cash in now on future revenues I guess -303373;1345722101;rg;damn are we still on pirate? -303372;1345722105;mircea_popescu;no, we moved on. -303371;1345722118;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt i frankly do not trust this model whereby people with an ideea are given btc to make it. -303370;1345722121;mircea_popescu;i want to see it made first. -303369;1345722140;mircea_popescu;might be just me, but "ideeas" + "over the internet" + btc = disaster. -303368;1345722141;rg;im with mircea -303367;1345722156;rg;when bitvps started an asset we already had a bunchof customers+servers -303366;1345722160;mircea_popescu;there's a good reason angels/start-up geared VCs insist things they finance move in their town. -303365;1345722293;BTC-MINING;eheheh -303364;1345722301;MoneyIsDebt;so what's the current yield on these three stocks? -303363;1345722336;BTC-MINING;very low for SDice and MPOE -303362;1345722336;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 12 @ 0.01 = 0.12 BTC [+] -303361;1345722345;BTC-MINING;but stable/good long term I guess -303360;1345722354;BTC-MINING;Something like ~10% a year I think -303359;1345722383;BTC-MINING;I pay 0.5% per week, that's 26% per year, for loans. -303358;1345722408;mircea_popescu;s.dice shows about 10%, s.mpoe about 5% atm, s.bvps is doing prolly like 8% i think ? -303357;1345722411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.0003941 = 4.2563 BTC [+] -303356;1345722419;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -303355;1345722420;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00342545 / 0.00353316 / 0.00355158 (548 shares, 1.94 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00314956 / 0.00435 (87247 shares, 274.79 BTC) -303354;1345722433;BTC-MINING;For more traditional businesses, not a bad yearly rate. -303353;1345722434;mircea_popescu;.py 40*12 / 0.00353316 / 1000000 -303352;1345722435;markac;0.135855721224 -303351;1345722438;mircea_popescu;13% even. -303350;1345722448;mircea_popescu;rg how come you make so much ? -303349;1345722449;BTC-MINING;But the fact they all depend on Bitcoins makes the rate a bit low in my opinion -303348;1345722453;rg;woot -303347;1345722455;rg;cheap shares -303346;1345722457;rg;ALL FOAR RG -303345;1345722462;mircea_popescu;lol -303344;1345722527;nefario1;FUCK YOU CHINA AND YOUR SHITTY INTERNET TO THE REST OF CIVILIZATION!!!! -303343;1345722552;nefario1;CANT EVEN USE A TERMINAL THE LAG IS SO GREAT!!!! FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU.......... -303342;1345722553;mircea_popescu;hi you have ben repolted kokoko -303341;1345722558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.0003933 = 5.3489 BTC [-] -303340;1345722578;MoneyIsDebt;hah, terminal... -303339;1345722587;mircea_popescu;nefalio sez: bad china gleat dishonlol. -303338;1345722597;MoneyIsDebt;when i was young we'd haul punched cards in a plastic bag on the bus -303337;1345722614;BTC-MINING;So, I made a bet against pirate. If pirate pays, I lose big time. -303336;1345722620;rg;hehe -303335;1345722623;rg;hes gonna pay -303334;1345722627;mircea_popescu;BTC-MINING what's your definition of big time ? -303333;1345722638;mircea_popescu;rg yes, on an infinite timescale he is eventually going to pay. -303332;1345722663;BTC-MINING;With his life? ... (dying of old age) -303331;1345722669;MoneyIsDebt;I think he'll pay if btc price falls to $5 usd -303330;1345722672;BTC-MINING;Well, not that big. 250 BTC. -303329;1345722681;rg;250 btc -303328;1345722684;nefario1;big enough -303327;1345722688;MoneyIsDebt;but when he said he'd dump 200k on irc, gox didn't even react -303326;1345722689;rg;that's the total amount of btc in the bitvps awlle -303325;1345722693;rg;wallet -303324;1345722695;rg;so -303323;1345722697;rg;that's a lot -303322;1345722707;BTC-MINING;Meh, a good chunk of my worth -303321;1345722713;MoneyIsDebt;problem is, people can't panic sell, cause all their bitcoins are in bts&t already -303320;1345722713;BTC-MINING;About 1/6th -303319;1345722720;rg;cancel it bro -303318;1345722729;rg;just give it to me to play on satshidice -303317;1345722729;rg;:) -303316;1345722733;BTC-MINING;Nah, can't and don't want to. -303315;1345722767;rg;this lean cuisine is nasty -303314;1345722774;rg;i dont know why i even stole it from my room mate -303313;1345722777;rg;i coulda just had cereal -303312;1345722786;mircea_popescu;BTC-MINING it is a decent bet. some people have bets of 5k -303311;1345722805;BTC-MINING;If pirate pays, I expect the news of a real 7% weekly investment would flock investors to bitcoins even more, raising my portfolio value. -303310;1345722817;BTC-MINING;If he doesn't, like I think, I get free money -303309;1345722845;nefario1;If he pays -303308;1345722852;nefario1;every pool with money will be in bitcoin -303307;1345722860;nefario1;and scams will flourish -303306;1345722869;nefario1;s/pool/fool -303305;1345722882;BTC-MINING;eh... might be true... -303304;1345722987;BTC-MINING;If it goes like rollercoaster with news of paying/scams/paying/scams... guess we'll keep our funds on MtGox -303303;1345722991;mircea_popescu;ya, him paying would be bad for btc i suspect. -303302;1345723009;BTC-MINING;And have to trade the market -303301;1345723037;rg;i hope glbse gets a piece -303300;1345723044;rg;thatd be good for everyone -303299;1345723204;nefario1;I'm thinking of launching a fund on GLBSE with the sole purpose of funding tech startups -303298;1345723208;nefario1;think ycombinator of bitcoin -303297;1345723212;nefario1;the idea being -303296;1345723227;nefario1;to stop all these new assets being created for vaporware -303295;1345723235;BTC-MINING;Seeing all the new features coming up, I guess nefario knows where the money is and where work should go to. -303294;1345723242;mircea_popescu;nefario1 if you have the time to babysit noobs that would be a valuable service to all. -303293;1345723248;rg;too bad nefario is such a lazyass -303292;1345723257;nefario1;rg? -303291;1345723263;rg;YOU ARE A LAZY ASS -303290;1345723265;BTC-MINING;Have you seen the new features coming up O.o -303289;1345723275;rg;and you're in china -303288;1345723278;rg;that's not good for anyone -303287;1345723279;nefario1;rg, I'm not lazy -303286;1345723283;nefario1;I'm just busy -303285;1345723287;rg;busy lazu -303284;1345723289;rg;whatever -303283;1345723298;nefario1;Im in China NAO! -303282;1345723300;rg;you need to give your life to glbse -303281;1345723301;nefario1;end of the month -303280;1345723304;nefario1;LONDFON -303279;1345723305;rg;if you want it to succeed -303278;1345723311;nefario1;the evil twin city of london -303277;1345723320;rg;im looking at 'flats' in lewisham -303276;1345723335;nefario1;I got a room 15min walk from london bridge -303275;1345723345;rg;a 'room' ? -303274;1345723354;nefario1;ja a "room" -303273;1345723359;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10495 BTC [+] -303272;1345723359;rg;is london bridge the same as tower bridge -303271;1345723364;rg;no.. its not is it? -303270;1345723372;nefario1;no? -303269;1345723374;nefario1;meh -303268;1345723382;rg;tower bridge is where my office is -303267;1345723383;rg;well -303266;1345723383;rg;near it -303265;1345723423;nefario1;if I put either london bridge or tower birdge into google images -303264;1345723426;nefario1;I get the same pic -303263;1345723434;rg;tower bridge is this huge ass thing -303262;1345723437;rg;at 5 theres like -303261;1345723440;rg;30,000 people walking across it -303260;1345723449;rg;look on a map -303259;1345723452;rg;for traveledge -303258;1345723453;rg;er -303257;1345723458;rg;travelodge tower bridge -303256;1345723469;BTC-MINING;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Bridge -303255;1345723475;BTC-MINING;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_Bridge -303254;1345723478;nefario1;I see it -303253;1345723483;nefario1;hmm -303252;1345723485;nefario1;not the same -303251;1345723487;nefario1;meh -303250;1345723491;nefario1;both are near each other -303249;1345723495;rg;London Tower Bridge - 0.2 miles View map -303248;1345723495;rg;London Tower Hill - 0.2 miles View map -303247;1345723524;mircea_popescu;they're near cause london used to be this crammed up slum -303246;1345723530;mircea_popescu;for all of its history including the present day. -303245;1345723537;rg;London is awesome -303244;1345723541;rg;you can take the train anywhere -303243;1345723542;nefario1;ja -303242;1345723547;mircea_popescu;it is awesome -303241;1345723547;nefario1;it's a nice place IMO -303240;1345723548;rg;even the far away -303239;1345723553;mircea_popescu;but its still a crammed up slum -303238;1345723553;rg;like London is massive -303237;1345723558;nefario1;Im on the underground during rush hour -303236;1345723561;nefario1;and Im like -303235;1345723564;mircea_popescu;people who lived their entire life in cali end up with claustrofobia in london -303234;1345723565;rg;woah! -303233;1345723565;nefario1;this is sooo empty -303232;1345723574;rg;mircea -303231;1345723577;rg;that's why the apt im looking at -303230;1345723579;rg;has a backyard -303229;1345723581;rg;comforts of home -303228;1345723582;nefario1;in comparison to buses here -303227;1345723582;mircea_popescu;aha -303226;1345723604;rg;http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-34244341.html -303225;1345723606;mircea_popescu;i have a ~5k sq foot yard, locals go "why is it so tiny ?!?!" -303224;1345723606;rg;that's it -303223;1345723613;nefario1;ok final testing before the update is rtolled out -303222;1345723614;mircea_popescu;im like fuck you bitch, you mow the lawn. -303221;1345723615;rg;i doubt it will be available once i finally move -303220;1345723619;rg;but its nicce -303219;1345723699;mircea_popescu;rg decent, esp for london -303218;1345723713;rg;900gbp all inclued -303217;1345723717;rg;its got a garden, a backyard -303216;1345723720;rg;an upstairs -303215;1345723723;rg;dish washer, etc -303214;1345723728;rg;its better htan my current apt -303213;1345723728;rg;lol -303212;1345723733;mircea_popescu;expensive as all fuck -303211;1345723748;nefario1;thats because it's nice -303210;1345723750;nefario1;in a nice place -303209;1345723751;rg;900gbp all inclusive -303208;1345723755;rg;that's .. not that bad -303207;1345723755;nefario1;where other people want to also be -303206;1345723761;rg;and its *right* near a train -303205;1345723765;rg;that goes directly to work -303204;1345723775;rg;i dont even need to switch trains -303203;1345723780;rg;that, my friend, is worth it -303202;1345723790;mircea_popescu;i pay 22k a year for 5k sq ft yard + 3k foot house, two floors. -303201;1345723801;rg;yeah and you live in a third world country -303200;1345723803;mircea_popescu;.g 22000 ron to usd -303199;1345723804;markac;mircea_popescu: http://coinmill.com/RON_calculator.html -303198;1345723805;rg;im talking about england -303197;1345723817;rg;the pride of europe -303196;1345723819;mircea_popescu;hey, there's more white peopkle on my street than on yours rg. -303195;1345723821;mircea_popescu;wanna bet ? -303194;1345723824;mircea_popescu;pride of pakistan. -303193;1345723853;nefario1;thats bradford or luton -303192;1345723856;nefario1;both shitty places -303191;1345723863;nefario1;not london -303190;1345723875;mircea_popescu;i had somewhere this hysterical story btw -303189;1345723879;mircea_popescu;lemme see if i can still find it -303188;1345723882;nefario1;and do you still call them white if they're brown from dirt? -303187;1345723899;mircea_popescu;http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2026723/Gypsies-immigration-officers-home-Proms.html -303186;1345723935;mircea_popescu;Leytonstone aaaite ? -303185;1345723984;MoneyIsDebt;lol -303184;1345724045;rg;[05:09] hey, there's more white peopkle on my street than on yours rg. -303183;1345724047;rg;hahah -303182;1345724077;rg;The racial makeup of the town was 97.5% White, 0.57% African American 0.10% Native American, 0.96% Asian, 0.02% Pacific Islander, 0.16% from other races, and 0.67% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.84% of the population -303181;1345724104;mircea_popescu;that's from like 1982 -303180;1345724105;assbot;[GLBSE] [CHEAPERINBITCOINS-STOCKS] 1 @ 0.28999 BTC [+] -303179;1345724110;rg;nope -303178;1345724129;mircea_popescu;dude there's no way, you saw london recently ?! -303177;1345724145;rg;no asshole -303176;1345724146;rg;that's my tow -303175;1345724148;rg;n -303174;1345724256;mircea_popescu;o, i didn't mean bumfuck mormonland -303173;1345724259;mircea_popescu;i meant where you're moving. -303172;1345724349;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4846 @ 0.0010219 = 4.9521 BTC [+] -303171;1345724511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6232 @ 0.0003933 = 2.451 BTC [-] -303170;1345724512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 568 @ 0.00039108 = 0.2221 BTC [-] -303169;1345724718;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10495 = 0.4198 BTC [+] -303168;1345724776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 50 @ 0.0033617 = 0.1681 BTC [-] -303167;1345724812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 370 @ 0.0034226 = 1.2664 BTC [+] -303166;1345724818;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.99999999 BTC [+] -303165;1345724836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 32 @ 0.00345941 = 0.1107 BTC [+] -303164;1345724843;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.10495 = 0.9446 BTC [+] -303163;1345724860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00357227 = 1.6075 BTC [+] -303162;1345725043;rg;dont let the door hit your ass on the way out -303161;1345725046;rg;cheap bitvps sellers -303160;1345725143;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00102732 = 5.2393 BTC [+] -303159;1345725145;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00103573 = 4.2465 BTC [+] -303158;1345725207;mircea_popescu;0. -303157;1345725227;mircea_popescu;i bet everyone's dumping you to go into erik's, rg. -303156;1345725241;rg;dropping their whole 2 btc -303155;1345725242;rg;;) -303154;1345725271;mircea_popescu;well it got bought right back huh -303153;1345725283;rg;yeah -303152;1345725284;rg;fuck em -303151;1345725286;rg;ill buy it all back -303150;1345725289;rg;moar profit for u -303149;1345725290;rg;s -303148;1345725299;mircea_popescu;o you did ? good for you. -303147;1345725314;rg;anything less than 0037 -303146;1345725317;rg;i will buy back -303145;1345725348;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Diu2N8TGKA -303144;1345725401;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4581 = 2.7486 BTC [-] -303143;1345725432;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.00103573 = 1.2429 BTC [+] -303142;1345725484;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 24 @ 0.5 = 12 BTC [-] -303141;1345725486;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 25 @ 0.5 = 12.5 BTC [-] -303140;1345725910;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8298 @ 0.00103573 = 8.5945 BTC [+] -303139;1345725912;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 510 @ 0.00103599 = 0.5284 BTC [+] -303138;1345725913;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4000 @ 0.00103833 = 4.1533 BTC [+] -303137;1345725914;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4192 @ 0.00103955 = 4.3578 BTC [+] -303136;1345725920;rg;!ticker MOORE -303135;1345725924;assbot;Invalid ticker. -303134;1345725928;rg;!ticker MOORE -303133;1345725929;assbot;[GLBSE:MOORE] [Bid: 0.42] [Ask: 0.5139] [Spread: 0.0939] [Last: 0.5] [24hVol: 34.50000001] [7dAvg: 0.50798992] -303132;1345726252;mircea_popescu;what's moore ? -303131;1345726687;rg;no idea -303130;1345726688;rg;tbh -303129;1345726710;rg;MOORE is a perpetual mining bond, each share of the bond has 1MH/s of hashrate from the start, but grows by 0.89% compounded each week. -303128;1345726712;rg;what a surprise -303127;1345726714;rg;useless shit -303126;1345726749;mircea_popescu;yeah, a rut was starting to develop. -303125;1345726872;mircea_popescu;mk so mpoe.org, mpoe.biz, mpex.us, mpex.biz now point to http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php -303124;1345726883;mircea_popescu;maybe now people can stfu about domain names. -303123;1345726969;rg;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/08/22/oceanic_uranium_mining_tech/ -303122;1345726972;rg;^^ amazing -303121;1345726988;mircea_popescu;pretty cool actually! -303120;1345726998;rg;jesus what'd you do -303119;1345727003;rg;go to bargain-bin-tlds.com -303118;1345727004;rg;? -303117;1345727016;rg;you shoulda got mpoe.com.pk -303116;1345727069;mircea_popescu;com.pk ?! -303115;1345727081;mircea_popescu;the fuck is com.pk -303114;1345727087;rg;commercial -303113;1345727088;rg;pakistan -303112;1345727091;mircea_popescu;ahaha -303111;1345727098;mircea_popescu;ill move bvps there. -303110;1345727103;mircea_popescu;1sec -303109;1345727114;rg;i would love a paki server -303108;1345727115;rg;but -303107;1345727123;mircea_popescu;there isn't one ? -303106;1345727125;rg;their rebels are always blowing up the fiber -303105;1345727129;mircea_popescu;lol -303104;1345727130;rg;so the inet is unstable -303103;1345727144;mircea_popescu;actually a paki server could be pretty cool -303102;1345727153;mircea_popescu;i haven't run a pentium i for over a decade. -303101;1345727177;mircea_popescu;be like "our datacenter uses all recycled parts. literally, we scour the dumps weekly for new parts" -303100;1345727445;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.0987 = 0.2961 BTC [+] -303099;1345727649;rg;haha -303098;1345727659;rg;ive wanted an asian server -303097;1345727660;rg;fr ages -303096;1345727667;rg;our switzerland node -303095;1345727670;rg;popular as FUCK -303094;1345727680;rg;an asian node would be even mroe popular -303093;1345727686;rg;if we got it in the proper country -303092;1345727691;rg;obviously not china -303091;1345727715;rg;hrm -303090;1345727721;rg;i cant get this trading algorithm -303089;1345727723;rg;to work -303088;1345727724;rg;in bash -303087;1345727766;rg;oo -303086;1345727769;rg;tomorrow Satoshi goes live -303085;1345727770;rg;right? -303084;1345727796;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 9 @ 0.01 = 0.09 BTC -303083;1345727800;rg;this excites me!! -303082;1345727809;rg;more companies will probably come to mpe -303081;1345727810;rg;x -303080;1345727863;rg;BITCO.IN -303079;1345727869;rg;i bet whoever owns that could sell it -303078;1345727871;rg;for like 300 btc -303077;1345728782;mircea_popescu;rg tomorrow midnight gmt -303076;1345728786;mircea_popescu;in like 36 hours -303075;1345728796;dub;wat goes live? -303074;1345728800;mircea_popescu;s.dice -303073;1345728869;BTC-MINING;What's the Ipo price per share? -303072;1345728882;rg;.003xxx -303071;1345728884;rg;i think -303070;1345728893;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=S.DICE whole story is there -303069;1345728905;rg;mircea what do you think -303068;1345728913;rg;should i let those chinks have bitvps.cn -303067;1345728961;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure it is spam. -303066;1345729182;Diablo-D3;rg: lolwat -303065;1345729182;rg;damn -303064;1345729186;rg;bitvps has a ton of bills coming up -303063;1345729190;rg;Diablo-D3 just some stupid spam -303062;1345729194;rg;to try and get me to buy bitvps.cn -303061;1345729203;rg;from a dodgy registrar -303060;1345729218;rg;they send you an email saying that chinks are registering your domain in .cn/.asia -303059;1345729227;rg;and if you want, you can buy it first cause you own the trade mark -303058;1345729236;rg;according to chinese law -303057;1345729240;rg;(which i just looked up and is bullshit) -303056;1345729482;Diablo-D3;yeah, because according to US law, if you own the trademark you can just take the domain -303055;1345729493;Diablo-D3;and since the internet belongs to the US, and all top level domains are US property -303054;1345729495;Diablo-D3;bam. -303053;1345729585;nefario1;dub: if you don't feel like paying 20BTC to open an account for the IPO you can get the pass throughs on GLBSE -303052;1345729680;rg;hrm -303051;1345729685;rg;satoshidice hasnt send me my earnings -303050;1345729690;rg;the site said it did, and its confirmed -303049;1345729724;rg;oh i see why -303048;1345729725;rg;hrm -303047;1345729781;rg;oh god -303046;1345729785;rg;i just realized something awful -303045;1345729787;Diablo-D3;what did you do now -303044;1345729846;rg;so -303043;1345729853;rg;SatoshiDice has been sending back my winnings -303042;1345729856;rg;to random addresses -303041;1345729863;rg;our billing system uses those addresses -303040;1345729864;rg;to match users -303039;1345729869;rg;so all our SD earnings -303038;1345729872;rg;have been marking users as paid -303037;1345729874;rg;when theyre not paid -303036;1345729879;Diablo-D3;rg: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA -303035;1345729880;Diablo-D3;OH MAN -303034;1345729882;rg;luckily its an easy fix -303033;1345729891;Diablo-D3;btw, yes, SD sends earnings to a random address -303032;1345729900;Diablo-D3;it cant tell the difference between your address and a change address -303031;1345729942;rg;or wait -303030;1345729944;rg;i guess im wrong -303029;1345729948;rg;it didn't credit these users -303028;1345729957;rg;"account" : "320-812", -303027;1345729957;rg;"address" : "14bCG5K99EWoMTQPZJhPDNEXkYTUoK3Gkn", -303026;1345729957;rg;"category" : "receive", -303025;1345729957;rg;"amount" : 4.00719600, -303024;1345729959;rg;see -303023;1345729965;rg;userid 320, invoice 812 -303022;1345729965;nefario1;when was it pirate made the anouncement that he was closing down? -303021;1345730009;Diablo-D3;nefario1: bout a week ago -303020;1345730016;rg;how do you make bitcoind show all transactions -303019;1345730028;rg;usually i do listtransactions "" 100 -303018;1345730032;rg;but these have an 'account' -303017;1345730037;rg;let me see if it will tae * -303016;1345730039;rg;take * -303015;1345730050;rg;ok it does -303014;1345730050;rg;woot -303013;1345730195;rg;hm -303012;1345730196;rg;ok -303011;1345730198;rg;i panicked for nothing -303010;1345730203;rg;it didn't credit any of theaccounts -303009;1345730217;Diablo-D3;rg: okay so wait -303008;1345730232;Diablo-D3;you played SD on the bitvps bitcoind address? -303007;1345730238;rg;yes -303006;1345730268;rg;i dont have a home bitcoind anymore -303005;1345730270;rg;it fucks with my system -303004;1345730301;rg;i dont take a check from bitvps anyway so all my money remains there -303003;1345730316;rg;i 're-invest' it -303002;1345730318;rg;into the company -303001;1345730340;rg;i leave *my* personal money in MPEX -303000;1345730344;rg;dont get any ideas mircea -302999;1345730375;rg;see cause MPEX used to give me interest -302998;1345730375;Diablo-D3;-_-` -302997;1345730378;rg;so i used it like a bank account -302996;1345730382;rg;now i get nothing for leaving it there -302995;1345730387;rg;i just dont know where else to put it -302994;1345730426;rg;i leave it in there in the hopes that mircea figures out how to give interest -302993;1345730431;rg;properly -302992;1345730447;rg;i told him to decide rates based on length of deposit -302991;1345730449;rg;like a mining pool -302990;1345730478;rg;when people join a pool and it solves a block, they dont get the same payout -302989;1345730487;rg;they get it for the amount of shares they put in -302988;1345730498;rg;mpex should function the same way -302987;1345730499;rg;with interest -302986;1345730551;rg;i also left a torrent seeding -302985;1345730552;rg;fuck -302984;1345730645;rg;S.BVPS : S 10`000 @ 0.00482013BTC (order #1924974) -302983;1345730650;rg;lol i wonder if that will ever sell -302982;1345730658;Diablo-D3;rg: okay so -302981;1345730663;Diablo-D3;Im not going to sell enterprise dedis -302980;1345730665;Diablo-D3;Im going to sell -302979;1345730668;Diablo-D3;industrial dedis. -302978;1345730672;rg;woh -302977;1345730674;rg;woah -302976;1345730677;rg;that sounds WAY more important -302975;1345730681;rg;'industrial' -302974;1345730688;rg;(im not being sarcastic) -302973;1345730697;rg;hrmph -302972;1345730700;rg;why didn't i think of that -302971;1345730703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35800 @ 0.00039141 = 14.0125 BTC [+] -302970;1345730705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00039108 = 4.8885 BTC [-] -302969;1345730707;Diablo-D3;http://www.hosting.com/ -302968;1345730708;Diablo-D3;bam -302967;1345730711;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.0987 = 1.1844 BTC [+] -302966;1345730713;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 28 @ 0.0988 = 2.7664 BTC [+] -302965;1345730714;Diablo-D3;I stole the idea from them -302964;1345730723;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -302963;1345730728;Diablo-D3;INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH CLOUDS, NIGGAH -302962;1345730734;rg;it just sounds better -302961;1345730737;rg;its better than Enterprise -302960;1345730744;Diablo-D3;niggah, foo -302959;1345730759;Diablo-D3;cloud, niggah, foo..... -302958;1345730768;Diablo-D3;holy fuck this turned into an ff7 joke -302957;1345730834;rg;im selling mercantile vps -302956;1345730855;rg;NO that's a shitty synonym -302955;1345730856;rg;fuck this site -302954;1345730883;rg;aw yea -302953;1345730886;rg;my clarkmoody ad does it again -302952;1345730907;rg;not gonna like -302951;1345730912;rg;this new customers name -302950;1345730913;rg;sounds like 'fart' -302949;1345730945;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0988 = 0.988 BTC [+] -302948;1345731034;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.6649 = 1.3298 BTC [+] -302947;1345731034;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 23 @ 0.665 = 15.295 BTC [+] -302946;1345731063;rg;indstrual -302945;1345731065;rg;industrial -302944;1345731067;rg;*grumble* -302943;1345731069;Diablo-D3;INDUSTRIAL! -302942;1345731079;rg;well if you wanted to stick it to me -302941;1345731080;rg;you did -302940;1345731081;Diablo-D3;nine inch... n... blades. -302939;1345731097;Diablo-D3;wait, that'd be bad -302938;1345731100;rg;i cant tell if our new site looks professional -302937;1345731104;Diablo-D3;url -302936;1345731107;rg;or like a kiddie shit asshole fest -302935;1345731113;Diablo-D3;btw, see that hosting.com site? -302934;1345731116;rg;http://wallet.bitvps.com -302933;1345731117;rg;yeah -302932;1345731118;Diablo-D3;LENS FLARE NIGGA -302931;1345731119;rg;its waybetter -302930;1345731121;rg;than ours -302929;1345731126;Diablo-D3;INDUSTRIAL LENS FLARE -302928;1345731140;Diablo-D3;........ -302927;1345731140;rg;i hate the footer -302926;1345731143;rg;i hate the huge footers -302925;1345731145;Diablo-D3;rg, let me tell you something -302924;1345731146;rg;our site had that too -302923;1345731147;rg;i disabled it -302922;1345731159;Diablo-D3;dont buy templates. -302921;1345731163;Diablo-D3;it makes you look gay. -302920;1345731165;rg;i dont -302919;1345731165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41051 @ 0.00039108 = 16.0542 BTC [-] -302918;1345731166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10149 @ 0.0003902 = 3.9601 BTC [-] -302917;1345731171;Diablo-D3;that looks like a fucking template. -302916;1345731177;rg;it is -302915;1345731179;rg;i didn't buy it though -302914;1345731186;Diablo-D3;free -_-` -302913;1345731188;Diablo-D3;thats even worse -302912;1345731192;rg;its not free -302911;1345731195;rg;it costs $600 -302910;1345731199;Diablo-D3;SOMEBODY BOUGHT IT -302909;1345731202;Diablo-D3;THATS ALL THAT MATTERS -302908;1345731207;Diablo-D3;or did you steal it -302907;1345731209;rg;templatep2p.com -302906;1345731211;rg;ftw -302905;1345731218;Diablo-D3;oh my fucking god -302904;1345731226;Diablo-D3;a website template bitcoin tracker -302903;1345731235;rg;no.. -302902;1345731240;rg;i think you mean bittorrent -302901;1345731243;rg;but no, it doesnt use torrent -302900;1345731245;rg;its just a forum -302899;1345731249;Diablo-D3;errr -302898;1345731252;Diablo-D3;hahaha -302897;1345731254;Diablo-D3;bitcoin tracker -302896;1345731257;Diablo-D3;what have I done -302895;1345731259;rg;dude honestly -302894;1345731262;rg;ive done the SAME thing you just did -302893;1345731265;rg;at least 20 times -302892;1345731275;rg;you type bitcoin every day for 2 years -302891;1345731281;rg;it starts to stick -302890;1345731285;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 1.024 = 5.12 BTC [-] -302889;1345731287;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 13 @ 1.025 = 13.325 BTC [+] -302888;1345731288;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 7 @ 1.028 = 7.196 BTC [+] -302887;1345731289;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 56 @ 1.03 = 57.68 BTC [+] -302886;1345731290;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 4 @ 1.0422 = 4.1688 BTC [+] -302885;1345731293;rg;ive ssh'd to cal1.vm.bitcoin.com -302884;1345731294;rg;before -302883;1345731298;rg;bit* -302882;1345731310;Diablo-D3;you ssh to domain names? -302881;1345731322;rg;yeah, its actually a local host entry -302880;1345731323;rg;to the 10.x -302879;1345731363;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.0988 = 1.0868 BTC [+] -302878;1345731368;rg;i have sshd open right now -302877;1345731371;rg;i need to close it back up -302876;1345731375;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.8 = 2.4 BTC [+] -302875;1345731380;rg;usually, by design, its meant to only listen on the 10.x -302874;1345731398;rg;but i broke the GRE / VPN tunnel combination -302873;1345731405;rg;and im too lazy to ix it -302872;1345731417;rg;btw -302871;1345731420;rg;one fault about enzu -302870;1345731424;rg;they put all the IPMI in the same subnet -302869;1345731424;Diablo-D3;I dunno, caspar I have ssh setup so I just do ssh caspar -302868;1345731426;Diablo-D3;and it works -302867;1345731431;rg;oh -302866;1345731433;rg;yeah i could do that too -302865;1345731440;rg;its just habit to type it all -302864;1345731449;Diablo-D3;host caspar -302863;1345731455;Diablo-D3;hostname caspar.adterrasperaspera.com -302862;1345731461;Diablo-D3;in .ssh/config -302861;1345731473;rg;my .ssh/config is like 100 lines -302860;1345731475;rg;for different eys -302859;1345731476;rg;keys* -302858;1345731479;Diablo-D3;yeah mine too -302857;1345731484;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -302856;1345731485;Diablo-D3;I have so many keys I need to do identityfile -302855;1345731492;rg;hm -302854;1345731495;rg;i should do that -302853;1345731500;Diablo-D3;you have to -302852;1345731502;rg;i literally have SHIT LOADS of keys -302851;1345731510;Diablo-D3;ssh disconnects you if you send too many keys -302850;1345731516;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 88 @ 0.0988 = 8.6944 BTC [+] -302849;1345731522;rg;my keys are all -302848;1345731523;rg;key1.key -302847;1345731525;rg;key2.key -302846;1345731526;rg;key3.key -302845;1345731536;rg;ssh wont send them by default -302844;1345731539;rg;unless config tells them to -302843;1345731542;Diablo-D3;yes it does -302842;1345731544;Diablo-D3;thats the problem -302841;1345731545;rg;if i lost my config.. id be fucked -302840;1345731551;rg;no.. ssh uses id_dsa/rsa -302839;1345731556;Diablo-D3;nope. -302838;1345731557;rg;it will send those -302837;1345731560;rg;bro -302836;1345731561;rg;ssh -v -302835;1345731573;Diablo-D3;OpenSSH_6.0p1 Debian-2, OpenSSL 1.0.1c 10 May 2012 -302834;1345731574;rg;debug1: Offering public key: /jl/.ssh/id_rsa -302833;1345731577;rg;debug1: Offering public key: /jl/.ssh/id_dsa -302832;1345731588;Diablo-D3;-v isnt verbose =P -302831;1345731604;rg;[james@elephant ~]$ ssh -v root@chi.vm.bitvps.com -302830;1345731604;rg;OpenSSH_5.5p1 Debian-6+squeeze1, OpenSSL 0.9.8o 01 Jun 2010 -302829;1345731604;rg;debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config -302828;1345731611;rg;debug1: Applying options for * -302827;1345731615;rg;APPARNTLY IT IS -302826;1345731620;Diablo-D3;heh -302825;1345731647;rg;ok i gotta setup this guys vm -302824;1345731651;rg;its already to 10 confirms -302823;1345731659;Diablo-D3;I think they fixed the bug -302822;1345731664;Diablo-D3;it only sends id_dsa/rsa now -302821;1345731669;Diablo-D3;instead of all your keys -302820;1345731679;Diablo-D3;rg: btw, we're technically using ssh wrong -302819;1345731712;rg;hrm -302818;1345731713;rg;enzu just went down -302817;1345731724;Diablo-D3;we can have multiple public keys for a single private key under rsa -302816;1345731725;rg;--- cal2.vm.bitvps.com ping statistics --- -302815;1345731725;rg;6 packets transmitted, 1 received, 83% packet loss, time 5031ms -302814;1345731725;rg;rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 95.142/95.142/95.142/0.000 ms -302813;1345731726;nefario1;http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/9491391/Elderly-woman-destroys-19th-century-fresco-with-DIY-restoration.html -302812;1345731729;rg;THIS is the place you're going to hiost -302811;1345731730;rg;lol -302810;1345731739;Diablo-D3;rg: its not down -302809;1345731747;Diablo-D3;you know how I know? -302808;1345731753;rg;it just unlagged -302807;1345731754;Diablo-D3;I bounce irc off of caspar. -302806;1345731758;rg;15 packets transmitted, 5 received, 66% packet loss, time 14078ms -302805;1345731766;Diablo-D3;I am talking to you through an enzu server -302804;1345731791;rg;we're on different switches -302803;1345731795;rg;you're on brocade1 -302802;1345731796;rg;im on brocade2 -302801;1345731802;Diablo-D3;lol brocade -302800;1345731804;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.126 = 1.26 BTC [+] -302799;1345731805;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.00000002 BTC [-] -302798;1345731811;rg;laugh all you want, that's what they se -302797;1345731812;rg;use -302796;1345731823;Diablo-D3;I know -302795;1345731831;Diablo-D3;but nenolod knows how to make brocade shit work -302794;1345731837;rg;no.. he dosent -302793;1345731841;rg;that's why they called in a tech -302792;1345731843;rg;to do the ipv6 -302791;1345731843;Diablo-D3;something about taking a wrench to brocade engineers -302790;1345731853;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1 @ 0.00000002 BTC [-] -302789;1345731855;rg;do you know how long it took them to get ipv6? -302788;1345731864;Diablo-D3;dude -302787;1345731867;Diablo-D3;I dont even have ipv6 yet -302786;1345731872;rg;file a ticket -302785;1345731874;rg;you do -302784;1345731876;Diablo-D3;because openwrt NEEDS TO GET THEIR ASSES IN GEAR -302783;1345731878;rg;ask for RA + a prefix -302782;1345731881;Diablo-D3;I mean locally -302781;1345731882;rg;ohh -302780;1345731884;rg;yeah -302779;1345731885;rg;same here -302778;1345731890;rg;we 'technically' have it -302777;1345731893;rg;but our router cant fucking route it -302776;1345731910;Diablo-D3;and its fucking linux -302775;1345731912;Diablo-D3;it can route it -302774;1345731917;Diablo-D3;I can install all the fucking shit -302773;1345731920;rg;not without ipv6.ko -302772;1345731921;rg;hehe -302771;1345731929;Diablo-D3;but the web ui and shit doesnt work -302770;1345731933;Diablo-D3;even the firewall doesnt -302769;1345731951;Diablo-D3;install ipv6 on openwrt without manually firewalling shit out == public webui access -302768;1345731954;Diablo-D3;thx assholes -302767;1345731962;rg;root@DD-WRT:~# modprobe ipv6 -302766;1345731962;rg;-sh: modprobe: not found -302765;1345731969;Diablo-D3;install the package for it -302764;1345731978;rg;i dont know if ipkg works on here -302763;1345731979;Diablo-D3;openwrt has packages for specific bloaty kernel modules -302762;1345731993;rg;yeah i only setup ipkg on our NAS -302761;1345731995;rg;not the router -302760;1345732005;mircea_popescu;jesus, reading back rg is the new danieldaniel -302759;1345732008;Diablo-D3;how? openwrt does that automatically -302758;1345732026;rg;root@DD-WRT:~# ipkg -302757;1345732027;rg;please enable jffs first, you can't use IPKG without jffs support -302756;1345732036;Diablo-D3;wtf what did you do -302755;1345732039;rg;mircea_popescu: i get excited -302754;1345732050;rg;especialy now cause i woke up a few hrs ago -302753;1345732057;rg;the promise of a new day is like meth to me -302752;1345732113;mircea_popescu; i just dont know where else to put it << my jewish masterplan. it works -302751;1345732124;rg;i could setup a VM -302750;1345732136;rg;but i already use enough IPs for my own nefarious deeds -302749;1345732166;mircea_popescu;i wonder how long till someone sells industrial strippers. -302748;1345732197;rg;ssh 199.48.69.252 -302747;1345732204;rg;er -302746;1345732208;rg;no wonder that didn't work -302745;1345732213;rg;this isnt a terminal. -302744;1345732378;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 200 @ 0.0001185 = 0.0237 BTC [+] -302743;1345732559;rg;smickles -302742;1345732562;rg;do you want reverse DNS? -302741;1345732891;rg;Diablo-D3: for remote backup -302740;1345732896;rg;you should use the same company as us -302739;1345732900;rg;they're a friend of enzu -302738;1345732907;rg;well, the owner is friends with bdwarr and neno -302737;1345732913;rg;and he's a solid individul -302736;1345732933;mircea_popescu;rg : you really should get all tehse doods in the wot. -302735;1345732936;mircea_popescu;it's good for them. -302734;1345732973;rg;none of them bother wih BTC anmore -302733;1345732978;rg;nenolod used to, hes not interested anymore -302732;1345733017;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.665 BTC [+] -302731;1345733094;rg;43.00000000 WIN 86.16496400 5861 -302730;1345733096;rg;WIN -302729;1345733162;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.011 = 3.033 BTC [-] -302728;1345733178;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [-] -302727;1345733253;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 166 @ 0.101 = 16.766 BTC [-] -302726;1345733434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34351 @ 0.0003902 = 13.4038 BTC [-] -302725;1345733434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24549 @ 0.00038996 = 9.5731 BTC [-] -302724;1345733461;mircea_popescu;did you just get 86 btc ? -302723;1345733497;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 4 @ 0.099 = 0.396 BTC [+] -302722;1345733644;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 4 @ 1.01 = 4.04 BTC [-] -302721;1345733646;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.13691 = 0.6846 BTC [-] -302720;1345733660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31031 @ 0.00039028 = 12.1108 BTC [+] -302719;1345733718;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 29 @ 0.768 = 22.272 BTC [-] -302718;1345733732;Diablo-D3;rg: my shit already is enzu -302717;1345733790;mircea_popescu;but anyway, rg, wot is not only for bitcoin. -302716;1345733793;mircea_popescu;wot is the solution. -302715;1345733979;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -302714;1345733993;rg;diablo -302713;1345733994;rg;what do you mean -302712;1345734001;rg;you're using an enzu data storage service? -302711;1345734010;rg;god help you -302710;1345734052;Diablo-D3;no -302709;1345734058;Diablo-D3;the vps is enzu -302708;1345734066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00039028 = 2.771 BTC [+] -302707;1345734067;Diablo-D3;and before that it was rapidxen -302706;1345734085;rg;whaat are you talking about -302705;1345734085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00038996 = 8.6961 BTC [-] -302704;1345734086;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.4599 = 2.2995 BTC [+] -302703;1345734087;rg;im saying for backup -302702;1345734091;rg;$999 w/ 24 x 2TB 7.2k Enterprise, Usable Space: Raid5 42.8TB, Raid10 24TB -302701;1345734103;rg;that's what i want for bitvps -302700;1345734107;rg;just $500 cheaper -302699;1345734130;Diablo-D3;rg: backup? wtf? -302698;1345734138;Diablo-D3;why would I need them for backup? -302697;1345734143;rg;Diablo-D3: your customers are going to want backup services -302696;1345734148;rg;hard drives die -302695;1345734159;Diablo-D3;thats their problem -302694;1345734169;Diablo-D3;always backup your data no matter what -302693;1345734240;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 1 @ 0.175 BTC [+] -302692;1345734244;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.09399 BTC [+] -302691;1345734301;Diablo-D3;rg: someone online put it best -302690;1345734303;Diablo-D3;3 2 1 -302689;1345734310;Diablo-D3;3 backups: 2 remote, 1 local. -302688;1345734344;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -302687;1345734354;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.5701 BTC [+] -302686;1345734452;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5521 = 2.2084 BTC [-] -302685;1345734643;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.5502 = 1.1004 BTC [-] -302684;1345734711;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.0135 = 0.675 BTC [+] -302683;1345734742;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 80 @ 0.015 = 1.2 BTC [+] -302682;1345734754;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 10 @ 0.82 = 8.2 BTC [-] -302681;1345735486;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.987 BTC [-] -302680;1345735554;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.10495 = 1.4693 BTC [+] -302679;1345735697;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 21 @ 0.79 = 16.59 BTC [+] -302678;1345735707;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.129099 BTC [-] -302677;1345735800;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.8 = 2.4 BTC [+] -302676;1345735886;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.13691 BTC [-] -302675;1345735912;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8008 @ 0.00103955 = 8.3247 BTC [+] -302674;1345735914;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3769 @ 0.00104056 = 3.9219 BTC [+] -302673;1345735915;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3123 @ 0.00104192 = 3.2539 BTC [+] -302672;1345736186;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.10495 = 0.8396 BTC [+] -302671;1345736658;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.7 = 21 BTC [-] -302670;1345736684;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.6101 = 1.2202 BTC [-] -302669;1345736685;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.61 = 1.22 BTC [-] -302668;1345736686;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [-] -302667;1345736688;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.58 = 1.16 BTC [-] -302666;1345736689;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [-] -302665;1345736690;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.52 = 10.4 BTC [-] -302664;1345736722;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.6503 = 1.3006 BTC [-] -302663;1345736723;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 48 @ 0.6502 = 31.2096 BTC [-] -302662;1345736759;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.52 = 5.2 BTC [-] -302661;1345736784;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.52 = 1.04 BTC [-] -302660;1345736786;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.51 = 9.18 BTC [-] -302659;1345736810;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.5201 = 1.0402 BTC [+] -302658;1345736812;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.51 = 1.02 BTC [-] -302657;1345736812;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 32 @ 0.5 = 16 BTC [-] -302656;1345736865;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [-] -302655;1345736866;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [-] -302654;1345736867;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -302653;1345736868;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -302652;1345736869;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.46001 BTC [-] -302651;1345736870;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.46000001 = 2.3 BTC [-] -302650;1345736872;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 33 @ 0.46 = 15.18 BTC [-] -302649;1345736903;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.6502 = 1.3004 BTC [-] -302648;1345736905;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 16 @ 0.65 = 10.4 BTC [-] -302647;1345736980;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -302646;1345736981;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 26 @ 0.52 = 13.52 BTC [-] -302645;1345737017;gabbynot;why the selloff? -302644;1345737070;blazing;lost hope -302643;1345737101;gabbynot;any new news? (just woke up) -302642;1345737153;blazing;dont think so...one apparent payout but its probably bullshit -302641;1345737163;gabbynot;ah -302640;1345737353;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.6 BTC [-] -302639;1345737355;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.5298 = 3.0596 BTC [-] -302638;1345737442;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.10495 = 4.6178 BTC [+] -302637;1345737518;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 30 @ 1 = 30 BTC [+] -302636;1345737818;rg;hey -302635;1345737823;rg;how often do usb storage devices fail -302634;1345737825;rg;often? -302633;1345738010;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10495 BTC [+] -302632;1345738814;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.6402 = 2.5608 BTC [-] -302631;1345738890;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.1001 = 0.8008 BTC [-] -302630;1345738949;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.8 = 2.4 BTC [-] -302629;1345739305;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0987 = 0.1974 BTC [-] -302628;1345739307;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.0988 = 0.6916 BTC [+] -302627;1345739668;rg;im really getting into flossing -302626;1345739669;rg;its dope -302625;1345739677;rg;you guys should try it -302624;1345739771;mircea_popescu;you mean in your mouth ? -302623;1345739774;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.9869 = 11.8428 BTC [-] -302622;1345739775;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.987 = 8.883 BTC [+] -302621;1345739777;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 29 @ 0.9875 = 28.6375 BTC [+] -302620;1345739880;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10495 = 0.5248 BTC [+] -302619;1345740000;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 4 @ 1.01 = 4.04 BTC [-] -302618;1345740060;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302617;1345740121;rg;yep -302616;1345740126;rg;i used to just brush -302615;1345740131;rg;and lie to the dentist whenhe asked if i flossed -302614;1345740143;rg;the most fruitless lie of lies -302613;1345740145;OneMiner;hahahah -302612;1345740145;rg;since he can obviously tell -302611;1345740205;OneMiner;I'm with ya there. I bet people lie to the dentists all the time. -302610;1345740233;rg;my gums used to bleed a ton -302609;1345740237;rg;today they only bled a tiny tiny tiny bit -302608;1345740238;OneMiner;Lying on your back with a persons hands in your mouth.... It's akward. -302607;1345740241;rg;and it was the front teeth -302606;1345740282;OneMiner;Ya, it makes your gums strong so you don't get the old man teeth. You know, where the gums withdraw and you see too much tooth. -302605;1345740289;rg;yeah -302604;1345740290;rg;that's weird lookin -302603;1345740590;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1038 = 1.038 BTC [-] -302602;1345741039;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302601;1345741126;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 58 @ 0.019 = 1.102 BTC [+] -302600;1345741250;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.0988 = 1.0868 BTC [+] -302599;1345741296;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1038 = 2.076 BTC [-] -302598;1345741328;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -302597;1345741337;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302596;1345741344;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302595;1345741357;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302594;1345741392;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302593;1345741484;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.0988 = 0.2964 BTC [+] -302592;1345741494;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -302591;1345741503;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.0988 = 0.3952 BTC [+] -302590;1345741512;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302589;1345741520;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302588;1345741597;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -302587;1345741626;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -302586;1345741663;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 800 @ 0.08457657 = 67.6613 BTC [+] -302585;1345741771;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [-] -302584;1345742244;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302583;1345742281;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -302582;1345742502;smickles;rg -302581;1345742513;rg;smickles -302580;1345742535;smickles;reverse dns would be nice, i haven't looked inot how to set it up yet -302579;1345742551;rg;you just add an A recovery to the hostname -302578;1345742553;rg;on your DNS servers -302577;1345742556;rg;then i set the reverse dns -302576;1345742621;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 5 @ 0.00027999 = 0.0014 BTC [+] -302575;1345742738;smickles;"A recovery"? -302574;1345742749;smickles;i'm a bit noobish here -302573;1345742750;rg;er -302572;1345742753;rg;A record -302571;1345742754;rg;sorry -302570;1345742780;smickles;ah, so an A, but with mostofmany.com, instead of the ip? -302569;1345742881;rg;no -302568;1345742882;smickles;oh, that can't be right -302567;1345742892;rg;you create an A record for mostofmany.com -302566;1345742895;Azelphur;smickles: create an A record pointing to the VPS's IP address on the domain you wish to be set for RDNS -302565;1345742895;rg;pointing to your VPS ip -302564;1345742897;rg;that's forward DNS -302563;1345742904;Azelphur;eg mostofmany.com A 1.2.3.4 -302562;1345742908;rg;then on the other side, i set the IP to the hostname -302561;1345742912;smickles;i'm pretty sure i already have that -302560;1345742916;rg;so it looks up the hostname, gets the IP, looks up the IP, gets the hostname -302559;1345742924;rg;ok -302558;1345742925;rg;you do -302557;1345742927;rg;then its just my job -302556;1345742932;Azelphur;mostofmany.com. 900 IN A 199.48.69.252 -302555;1345742933;Azelphur;:D -302554;1345743019;smickles;rg, you're so good to me -302553;1345743021;smickles;:D -302552;1345743024;Azelphur;need more pompkins -302551;1345743034;rg;i didn't know! -302550;1345743135;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 65 @ 0.1 = 6.5 BTC [+] -302549;1345743176;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 22 @ 0.2999 = 6.5978 BTC [+] -302548;1345743287;mircea_popescu;rg being lazy. -302547;1345743320;smickles;cooking bacon in butter and eggs in butter and eating them, you practically arnt hungry for the rest of the day -302546;1345743332;mircea_popescu;like hell, -302545;1345743340;mircea_popescu;you must then have chocolate icecream -302544;1345743409;smickles;from what i undrstand, i'm about "this close" to a ketogenic diet -302543;1345743415;smickles;all on my own -302542;1345743430;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.10494 = 3.1482 BTC [+] -302541;1345743431;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 70 @ 0.10495 = 7.3465 BTC [+] -302540;1345743473;mircea_popescu;kinda bad for your kidneys tho -302539;1345743500;smickles;i drink quite a bit of water, does that help? -302538;1345743583;mircea_popescu;likely yea -302537;1345743600;mircea_popescu;ketonuria is this relatively common kidney problem -302536;1345743634;mircea_popescu;for people with diabetes -302535;1345743641;mircea_popescu;primary avenue for kidney damage in diabetes. -302534;1345743816;smickles;huh, arn't those keto people going for ketonuria, basically as a goal? -302533;1345743836;DeaDTerra;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=96793.msg1126612#msg1126612 -302532;1345743867;mircea_popescu;mmm -302531;1345743868;mircea_popescu;i dunno ? -302530;1345743880;mircea_popescu;its not a healthy state tho. -302529;1345743915;smickles;DeaDTerra: have you spoken with nefario about that? -302528;1345743933;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra so did you get 1905 btc from pirate ? -302527;1345743933;smickles;he seem to tell me that a dividend payment was not the way to go about such a thing -302526;1345743934;DeaDTerra;about what? -302525;1345743947;smickles;(you link) -302524;1345743964;DeaDTerra;Okay, well I don't specify how to reinburse the share holders -302523;1345743968;BTCHero;what does he want? a bidwall to buyout the shares? -302522;1345743972;DeaDTerra;I was going to ask him but he didn't answer. -302521;1345743982;smickles;BTCHero: yeah, that's what he told me -302520;1345743998;DeaDTerra;We do not yet have the full amount and people have been whineing a lot, to buy back only some of the bonds would be unfair. -302519;1345744017;smickles;i understand -302518;1345744020;DeaDTerra;Why is dividends a bad way of doing it? -302517;1345744023;smickles;but i'm not sure about nefario -302516;1345744026;BTCHero;pay out the first dividend, then put up a bidwall for the rest -302515;1345744029;BTCHero;everyone is happy -302514;1345744032;mircea_popescu;i don't see why it'd be a bad way of doing it. -302513;1345744038;DeaDTerra;that's what I was planning on doing :) -302512;1345744048;DeaDTerra;either that or a second and final dividend -302511;1345744051;mircea_popescu;the sooner bondholders can extract their capital the better. -302510;1345744060;DeaDTerra;but I guess NEfario don't want scrap assets so it's best to buy them back -302509;1345744084;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: hey -302508;1345744093;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: how many shares of asicminer do you need to be on the board? -302507;1345744104;DeaDTerra;the arbitrage bot me and Willem run made 1.75% yesterday in pure profits ;) -302506;1345744110;DeaDTerra;5000 -302505;1345744114;smickles;i paid back via dividend on that composite etf, and the asset didn't get pulled in time, people started trading after it was dead -302504;1345744116;Diablo-D3;damn, need more shares -302503;1345744123;Diablo-D3;only have 1980 -302502;1345744160;mircea_popescu;https://glbse.com/asset/view/GSDPT -302501;1345744164;mircea_popescu;this looks pretty healthy. -302500;1345744180;mircea_popescu;like 300k or so there so far ? -302499;1345744214;mircea_popescu;360 even -302498;1345744232;DeaDTerra;hahah I low balled on half of that :P -302497;1345744237;DeaDTerra;I guess I will have to order more -302496;1345744257;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra : you really should make you have enough shares on hand -302495;1345744261;mircea_popescu;insufficient shares --> mayhem. -302494;1345744276;DeaDTerra;I can issue shares as I wish on GLBSE right? -302493;1345744279;mircea_popescu;i dunno -302492;1345744285;DeaDTerra;I just click the issue more shares, I am pretty sure. -302491;1345744285;mircea_popescu;and there's a narrow window of time there -302490;1345744292;smickles;DeaDTerra: yeahg -302489;1345744303;smickles;i was doing it programatically event -302488;1345744318;DeaDTerra;What I will do is just buy up all the bid walls, then transfer that amount to MPex and buy the sahres :) -302487;1345744323;smickles;my keyboard hates me -302486;1345744339;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra ill be around to expedite movements. -302485;1345744351;DeaDTerra;thanks I might need some help ;) -302484;1345744362;DeaDTerra;and a confirm from you that I am backing with 1:1 is always good :) -302483;1345744368;smickles;DeaDTerra: so your fund will launch before the dice ipo? -302482;1345744372;mircea_popescu;might not hurt anything if you do a test run first -302481;1345744378;mircea_popescu;make sure you got everything going. -302480;1345744384;mircea_popescu;put a 1 share bid in or w/e -302479;1345744390;mircea_popescu;just to have verified you got it all covered. -302478;1345744406;DeaDTerra;Yes, the pass through will start before the IPO -302477;1345744428;DeaDTerra;Okay sure, will you be around in a couple of hours to help me? -302476;1345744428;smickles;1400 eastern, right? -302475;1345744438;DeaDTerra;14:00 GLBSE time -302474;1345744447;DeaDTerra;which is like 20:00 GMT+1 xD (my time) -302473;1345744456;mircea_popescu;actually DeaDTerra i will be off in about an hour, back later today/tomorrow. -302472;1345744506;DeaDTerra;Oki should we do it now then? -302471;1345744509;mircea_popescu;but if you got pympex you shouldwhine at Azelphur, it's his fault he wrote such difficult to use software :D -302470;1345744512;mircea_popescu;now works, sure. -302469;1345744527;Azelphur;difficult to use? o.O -302468;1345744532;mircea_popescu;ya man -302467;1345744534;DeaDTerra;I don't have python -302466;1345744541;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra you're on windows ? -302465;1345744543;Azelphur;also look who's talking mr terrible website -302464;1345744548;Azelphur;:p -302463;1345744549;DeaDTerra;yep windows -302462;1345744552;mircea_popescu;Azelphur my website is great -302461;1345744554;smickles;i can translate the gpg command -302460;1345744560;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra there's a precompuiled windows with libraries thing -302459;1345744563;mircea_popescu;look in the faq is a link -302458;1345744571;smickles;really -302457;1345744578;mircea_popescu;yes ? -302456;1345744594;smickles;i should make one for an atari, just to cover all bases now -302455;1345744599;mircea_popescu;ahaha atari -302454;1345744607;mircea_popescu;there's mac and windows, aegis made them -302453;1345744620;mircea_popescu;there's perl from mod6 and python from Azelphur -302452;1345744629;mircea_popescu;and im waiting on rms to include it in the C compiler. -302451;1345744636;smickles;ha -302450;1345744639;DeaDTerra;oki downloading though I don't have python xD -302449;1345744639;mircea_popescu;lol -302448;1345744646;Azelphur;lol -302447;1345744653;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra the windows compiled thing should work standalone -302446;1345744684;smickles;hey, i contributed to Azelphur (just a little bit) so it's not entirely his, it's like 99% his -302445;1345744693;Azelphur;haha -302444;1345744695;mircea_popescu;i bet you did the parts that are good -302443;1345744717;smickles;i made an installer script for it :/ -302442;1345744720;DeaDTerra;it says something about it's for windows 98 or somthing -302441;1345744735;mircea_popescu;um really ? -302440;1345744748;mircea_popescu;(i never used it) -302439;1345744748;DeaDTerra;which should I open it with? -302438;1345744756;mircea_popescu;ughm -302437;1345744771;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13170 @ 0.00104192 = 13.7221 BTC [+] -302436;1345744772;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2040 @ 0.00104221 = 2.1261 BTC [+] -302435;1345744776;mircea_popescu;is aegis on in any bitcoin chan atm ? anyone see him ? -302434;1345744785;DeaDTerra;it says this program is used by Python's os.popen function to work around a limitation in windows 95/98. It is not designed to be used as a stand-alone program -302433;1345744806;mircea_popescu;oh ? -302432;1345744813;mircea_popescu;omg i've been duped! -302431;1345744834;mircea_popescu;so do you want to install python or do you want to learn to do this by hand ? -302430;1345744884;mircea_popescu;(neither is very difficult) -302429;1345744892;Diablo-D3;;;tell nefario fix https://glbse.com/api/live/asset_ba/OBSI.ABMO -302428;1345744892;gribble;Error: I haven't seen nefario, I'll let you do the telling. -302427;1345744894;DeaDTerra;the easiest and most painfree way xD -302426;1345744901;Diablo-D3;;;tell nefario1 fix https://glbse.com/api/live/asset_ba/OBSI.ABMO -302425;1345744902;gribble;Error: I haven't seen nefario1, I'll let you do the telling. -302424;1345744906;Diablo-D3;fuck you gribble -302423;1345744909;mircea_popescu;wtf ?! -302422;1345744916;mircea_popescu;later tell -302421;1345744917;mircea_popescu;noobs. -302420;1345744939;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu? -302419;1345744947;mircea_popescu;;;later tell Diablo-D3 it's later tell not tell -302418;1345744947;gribble;The operation succeeded. -302417;1345744958;Diablo-D3;;;later tell nefario fix https://glbse.com/api/live/asset_ba/OBSI.ABMO -302416;1345744959;gribble;The operation succeeded. -302415;1345744964;Diablo-D3;;;later tell nefario1 fix https://glbse.com/api/live/asset_ba/OBSI.ABMO -302414;1345744964;gribble;The operation succeeded. -302413;1345744999;Diablo-D3;anyhow, going to bed -302412;1345745000;Diablo-D3;night all -302411;1345745017;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.0989999 = 0.396 BTC [+] -302410;1345745088;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10495 = 0.4198 BTC [+] -302409;1345745131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00038996 = 2.2228 BTC [-] -302408;1345745204;mircea_popescu;Azelphur 2.7 or 3.2 ? -302407;1345745216;Azelphur;2.7 -302406;1345745262;mircea_popescu;ty -302405;1345745278;mircea_popescu;mebbe put a mention in readme ? -302404;1345745508;kakobreklaa;so, someone generated mtgox code like 12 hrs ago and didnt use it :| -302403;1345745715;rg;i punched a monkey in the face. he didn't even do anything wrong -302402;1345745721;rg;it was just t show the other monkeys i was serious -302401;1345745725;rg;that monkey was my FRIEND -302400;1345745781;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10495 = 1.0495 BTC [+] -302399;1345745818;rg;its from a tv show -302398;1345745820;rg;i didn't really hit a monkey -302397;1345745885;Azelphur;got rejected for a credit card today \m/ -302396;1345745916;rg;nice -302395;1345745922;rg;counts as a hard query on your credit report too -302394;1345745926;rg;making you less likely to get another card -302393;1345745932;mircea_popescu;you're doomed. -302392;1345745938;mircea_popescu;your landlord will trash your lease now -302391;1345745945;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0989999 = 0.99 BTC [+] -302390;1345745952;mircea_popescu;and i think there was a study that most likely reason for gfs dumping blokes -302389;1345745955;mircea_popescu;is cc rejection. -302388;1345745992;Azelphur;woot -302387;1345746005;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: I don't have a gf or a landlord, the studies must be true! -302386;1345746010;mircea_popescu;lmao -302385;1345746012;mircea_popescu;magic! -302384;1345746034;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.9872 = 5.9232 BTC [-] -302383;1345746051;exahash;dispute the inquiry -302382;1345746073;Azelphur;exahash: I wasn't particularly expecting to get it baring in mind I'm unemployed and wanted a rewards card lol -302381;1345746084;Azelphur;I also have no credit score (never taken out credit before) -302380;1345746102;exahash;check out creditboards.com - there are loads of tricks, you just have to have the time -302379;1345746116;rg;yeah like -302378;1345746118;rg;paying your bills -302377;1345746121;rg;and getting good credit -302376;1345746136;rg;Azelphur: you'll have to get a shitty credit card to start -302375;1345746138;Azelphur;funny enough I actually pay bills, they just don't show up on my credit check -302374;1345746143;rg;like the UK equiv of Capital One -302373;1345746156;rg;or if they have that, they offer some really awful credit cards -302372;1345746158;Azelphur;rg: the uk equiv of capital one is capital one, that's what I got recommended to try next haha -302371;1345746174;Azelphur;a secured capital one card to build my rating up \o/ -302370;1345746271;exahash;not sure about the UK, but here store cards are easier to get -302369;1345746304;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [+] -302368;1345746312;exahash;you use them carefully for a while to get your rating, then go for a "real" card -302367;1345746319;Azelphur;I have to wait like 2-3 months before applying again not to damage my rating though \o/ -302366;1345746322;Azelphur;exahash: indeed -302365;1345746444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2491 @ 0.00039028 = 0.9722 BTC [+] -302364;1345746534;Azelphur;my credit check is real assy though, it doesn't show the bills I pay, it says all my bank balances are 0, and apparently being 22 is a point against me getting a card \o/ -302363;1345746605;mircea_popescu;i only ever had debit cards. -302362;1345746647;Azelphur;figured I should get one since I buy shit online all the time it'd be good to have the fraud protections that come from having a CC -302361;1345746690;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 2 @ 0.2577 = 0.5154 BTC [-] -302360;1345746804;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.6799 BTC [+] -302359;1345746910;mircea_popescu;!ticker S.MPOE -302358;1345746911;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00038896 / 0.00039208 / 0.0004 (1405000 shares, 550.88 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00036658 / 0.00041457 (60016478 shares, 22,001.21 BTC) -302357;1345746914;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.66 BTC [+] -302356;1345747133;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 6 @ 0.258 = 1.548 BTC [+] -302355;1345747149;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9801 = 3.9204 BTC [-] -302354;1345747150;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 15 @ 0.98 = 14.7 BTC [-] -302353;1345747151;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.97500001 BTC [-] -302352;1345747152;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.975 BTC [-] -302351;1345747216;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.67 BTC [+] -302350;1345747301;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.985 BTC [+] -302349;1345747310;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -302348;1345747334;assbot;[GLBSE] [TICKER] 2 @ 0.46 = 0.92 BTC [+] -302347;1345747380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00039145 = 2.9359 BTC [+] -302346;1345747772;assbot;[GLBSE] [PGM] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [+] -302345;1345748141;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1161 = 1.7415 BTC [-] -302344;1345748142;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.116 = 0.58 BTC [-] -302343;1345748144;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1151 = 1.151 BTC [-] -302342;1345748181;rg;cuicui what's your bond -302341;1345748187;rg;is it mining? -302340;1345748196;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.9849 = 2.9547 BTC [-] -302339;1345748221;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.114 = 0.228 BTC [-] -302338;1345748377;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1141 = 1.7115 BTC [+] -302337;1345748379;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.114 = 0.57 BTC [-] -302336;1345748418;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.985 = 2.955 BTC [+] -302335;1345748758;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0989999 = 0.198 BTC [+] -302334;1345749104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51507 @ 0.00039085 = 20.1315 BTC [-] -302333;1345749106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5583 @ 0.00038996 = 2.1771 BTC [-] -302332;1345749107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6310 @ 0.00038961 = 2.4584 BTC [-] -302331;1345749256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2693 @ 0.00039145 = 1.0542 BTC [+] -302330;1345749372;rg;sweet jesus -302329;1345749380;rg;i just found 2 boxes of strawberry cereal bars -302328;1345749387;rg;and then i remembered they're mine -302327;1345749393;Azelphur;Congratulations, We've approved your application for a Capital One Secured Card -302326;1345749394;Azelphur;woot \o/ -302325;1345749404;rg;oh -302324;1345749405;rg;secured card -302323;1345749406;rg;that's lame -302322;1345749413;Azelphur;indeed, but it's a start -302321;1345749417;rg;you gotta give them your money -302320;1345749420;rg;and they let you spend it -302319;1345749427;Azelphur;yea haha -302318;1345749436;rg;you shoulda got the amex prepaid -302317;1345749436;Azelphur;I have to do that anyway since I have a debit card -302316;1345749440;rg;sometimes they invite you to get a real amex -302315;1345749446;rg;after you do a good job -302314;1345749448;Azelphur;rg: I wanna build my credit score -302313;1345749456;rg;amex will raise your credit score -302312;1345749470;rg;and youll have an american exrpess card -302311;1345749472;exahash;congrats Azelphur -302310;1345749476;rg;you can flash it at girlies -302309;1345749481;Azelphur;rg: keyword american xD -302308;1345749483;rg;and be like hey i got good credit -302307;1345749492;rg;pff you can get amex in UK -302306;1345749501;Azelphur;lies :o -302305;1345749519;rg;http://www.americanexpress.com/uk/content/information.html -302304;1345749527;Azelphur;but yea I don't really care too much, I'll use this thing for a year for general shopping / online purchases to build up a score -302303;1345749531;Azelphur;then go for the 3% cashback again -302302;1345749554;Azelphur;not like I'mma be paying interest on it or anything since I'll be paying it off at the end of every month -302301;1345749583;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8212 @ 0.00103015 = 8.4596 BTC [-] -302300;1345749585;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 908 @ 0.00102973 = 0.935 BTC [-] -302299;1345749771;area;You can get AmEx in the UK, but a surprisingly large number of places don't take it -302298;1345749796;area;Indeed, it was apparently a news story today that Tom Cruise went to get a curry and couldn't pay with AmEx -302297;1345749804;area;The UK, ladies and gentlemen -302296;1345749951;exahash;most americans take payment systems for granted. they're not aware of how things differ internationally -302295;1345750045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14390 @ 0.00038961 = 5.6065 BTC [-] -302294;1345750047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36200 @ 0.00038953 = 14.101 BTC [-] -302293;1345750048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8545 @ 0.00038949 = 3.3282 BTC [-] -302292;1345750097;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.09876543 = 0.9877 BTC [-] -302291;1345750146;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10495 = 0.5248 BTC [+] -302290;1345750427;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0989999 BTC [+] -302289;1345750536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00039145 = 2.7206 BTC [+] -302288;1345750537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00039284 = 4.4784 BTC [+] -302287;1345750538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00039295 = 3.6348 BTC [+] -302286;1345750717;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0989999 = 0.99 BTC [+] -302285;1345750792;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1754 @ 0.00102235 = 1.7932 BTC [-] -302284;1345750794;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5142 @ 0.0010206 = 5.2479 BTC [-] -302283;1345750795;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1784 @ 0.0010114 = 1.8043 BTC [-] -302282;1345750796;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6120 @ 0.00100488 = 6.1499 BTC [-] -302281;1345750850;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 5 @ 1.01 = 5.05 BTC [-] -302280;1345750896;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.1101 = 1.6515 BTC [+] -302279;1345750897;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.11 = 2.2 BTC [-] -302278;1345750899;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -302277;1345750900;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [-] -302276;1345750900;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 50 @ 0.093 = 4.65 BTC [-] -302275;1345750901;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 50 @ 0.092 = 4.6 BTC [-] -302274;1345750903;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 16 @ 0.0914 = 1.4624 BTC [-] -302273;1345750904;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.09120002 = 0.3648 BTC [-] -302272;1345750905;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.091 = 0.91 BTC [-] -302271;1345750933;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.6502 BTC [+] -302270;1345750935;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.65002 = 1.3 BTC [-] -302269;1345750936;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 9 @ 0.65 = 5.85 BTC [-] -302268;1345750956;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 1 @ 0.08999 BTC [+] -302267;1345750973;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [-] -302266;1345751035;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.6799 = 2.7196 BTC [+] -302265;1345751036;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.68 = 10.88 BTC [+] -302264;1345751042;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6501 = 1.3002 BTC [-] -302263;1345751044;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 9 @ 0.65 = 5.85 BTC [-] -302262;1345751045;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.625 = 3.125 BTC [-] -302261;1345751062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11881 @ 0.00038949 = 4.6275 BTC [-] -302260;1345751064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00038938 = 5.3345 BTC [-] -302259;1345751064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19 @ 0.00038904 = 0.0074 BTC [-] -302258;1345751173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6081 @ 0.00038904 = 2.3658 BTC [-] -302257;1345751174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11701 @ 0.00038896 = 4.5512 BTC [-] -302256;1345751175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00038892 = 1.4001 BTC [-] -302255;1345751182;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [-] -302254;1345751291;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -302253;1345751556;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1380 @ 0.00102656 = 1.4167 BTC [+] -302252;1345751674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34700 @ 0.00038874 = 13.4893 BTC [-] -302251;1345751739;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2400 @ 0.00104221 = 2.5013 BTC [+] -302250;1345751763;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 13 @ 0.049 = 0.637 BTC [-] -302249;1345751876;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.049 BTC [-] -302248;1345752059;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.0989999 = 0.693 BTC [+] -302247;1345752195;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.0989999 = 2.475 BTC [+] -302246;1345752829;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -302245;1345752976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24200 @ 0.00038874 = 9.4075 BTC [-] -302244;1345752978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00038874 = 6.0643 BTC [-] -302243;1345753274;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC -302242;1345753360;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.50000001 BTC [+] -302241;1345753362;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 25 @ 0.5 = 12.5 BTC [-] -302240;1345753452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34400 @ 0.00038874 = 13.3727 BTC [-] -302239;1345753453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28017 @ 0.0003885 = 10.8846 BTC [-] -302238;1345753753;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4599 BTC [+] -302237;1345753754;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [+] -302236;1345753847;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.1799999 BTC [-] -302235;1345753849;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.18 BTC [+] -302234;1345753953;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.129099 BTC [+] -302233;1345754440;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [-] -302232;1345754441;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [-] -302231;1345754788;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5320 @ 0.00103794 = 5.5218 BTC [-] -302230;1345754888;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6501 = 1.3002 BTC [+] -302229;1345754889;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -302228;1345755025;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8899 BTC [-] -302227;1345755071;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.98998999 BTC [+] -302226;1345755195;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.12979999 = 0.3894 BTC [+] -302225;1345755226;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10495 = 0.2099 BTC [+] -302224;1345755420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.0003885 = 2.7584 BTC [-] -302223;1345755453;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -302222;1345755455;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.7479 = 2.9916 BTC [+] -302221;1345755455;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.748 = 2.244 BTC [+] -302220;1345755456;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.749 = 7.49 BTC [+] -302219;1345755458;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [+] -302218;1345755510;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.7497 = 2.9988 BTC [+] -302217;1345755511;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.7498 = 2.2494 BTC [+] -302216;1345755513;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.75 = 7.5 BTC [+] -302215;1345755690;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.0989999 = 1.683 BTC [+] -302214;1345755733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6018 @ 0.00038877 = 2.3396 BTC [+] -302213;1345755735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25700 @ 0.00039173 = 10.0675 BTC [+] -302212;1345755806;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6501 = 1.3002 BTC [-] -302211;1345755808;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.65 = 2.6 BTC [-] -302210;1345755880;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9849 BTC [-] -302209;1345755926;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.985 = 19.7 BTC [+] -302208;1345755942;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [+] -302207;1345755989;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1200 @ 0.00028 = 0.336 BTC [+] -302206;1345756080;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.12979999 = 0.7788 BTC [+] -302205;1345756211;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10495 BTC [+] -302204;1345756372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19382 @ 0.0003918 = 7.5939 BTC [+] -302203;1345756373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14883 @ 0.0003885 = 5.782 BTC [-] -302202;1345756375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25476 @ 0.00038848 = 9.8969 BTC [-] -302201;1345756390;nefario;diablo https://glbse.com/api/live/asset_ba/OBSI.ABMO -302200;1345756391;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -302199;1345756392;nefario;fixed -302198;1345756542;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 80 @ 0.1 = 8 BTC [+] -302197;1345756902;smickles;hey rg, are you about? -302196;1345756930;smickles;(actually, probably many people who frequent here could answer this) -302195;1345756958;BTC-Mining;nefario, why do I often have to reload the page for the buy/sell form to show up? -302194;1345756973;nefario;because I hate you all -302193;1345756989;nefario;because of the request limit -302192;1345757016;BTC-Mining;There's a request limit? -302191;1345757043;smickles;I haven't looked into ssl all that much, but is it possible to use a self-signed cert and in place of a 'trusted third party' such as verisign, couldn't i sign something with my gpg identity that would provide the same info the trusted third party would? -302190;1345757064;BTC-Mining;I don't think so... -302189;1345757081;nefario;BTC-Mining: there is for the API -302188;1345757088;smickles;then what sort of data does verisign provide to the browser? -302187;1345757089;nefario;which is where the form is taken from -302186;1345757116;smickles;is there really no way to make my own that people would trust to use on my site because it's signed by me? -302185;1345757137;BTC-Mining;No, browser only recognize a few issuers because they're stupid -302184;1345757172;smickles;this just sounds unbelievable -302183;1345757186;smickles;that's entirely absurd -302182;1345757190;exahash;smickles, you can make a 'self-signed certificate' -302181;1345757205;exahash;people have to click a few extra buttons to accept it -302180;1345757209;nefario;smickles: you understand the concept of chain of trust right? -302179;1345757210;smickles;exahash: that's what i'm talking about, but how would the user know it's the correct key-pair -302178;1345757216;nefario;for signing certs -302177;1345757221;exahash;they don't -302176;1345757236;exahash;self signed provides encryption only -302175;1345757238;exahash;not authenticity -302174;1345757247;smickles;exahash: yeah, i'm saying i should be able to gpg clearsign something that assures it is the correct key-pair -302173;1345757260;BTC-Mining;Result? People only see the "trusted" when you use certificates from another party which might just end up giving main certificates which can overide all their customer's SSL certificates. -302172;1345757317;exahash;you could tell them to inspect the cert and go verify that its fingerprint matches one you publish -302171;1345757331;BTC-Mining;It happened before, issuers that issued a master certificate that were eventually leaked and could pretend to be any of their client's website afterward. -302170;1345757340;Obsi;nefario: https://glbse.com/asset/view/OBSI.ABMO Buy price next to buy button reads 0 when there are no bids, just tested. -302169;1345757353;BTC-Mining;Also means SSL certificates are very expensive for some reason -302168;1345757362;exahash;if you want that to happen automatically, you have to pay for one signed by a cert their browser already trusts -302167;1345757363;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.64999997 BTC [-] -302166;1345757396;nefario;Obsi: ja, thats the best price available for the asset -302165;1345757412;exahash;google 'buy ssl certificate' and look at the prices in the ads -302164;1345757416;Obsi;Yeah I'd say that's the best price for any asset -302163;1345757427;nefario;hmmm -302162;1345757429;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.6799 BTC [+] -302161;1345757430;nefario;buy there are asks -302160;1345757434;Obsi;but the asks are available for 0.1 -302159;1345757437;nefario;and they're not showing -302158;1345757443;Obsi;if I put in a bid it corrects self -302157;1345757449;nefario;I'll have to look into this -302156;1345757504;smickles;ssl is bonk then, there should be a way for a user to accept a self-signed cert and confidently know that it is the correct key-pair because they have a signed file wich points out that it is/isn't the proper key-pair being used -302155;1345757559;smickles;oh my, that's the second time i've hilighted that one by accident -302154;1345757643;nefario;smickles: the ssl business ensures thats not going to be the case -302153;1345757667;exahash;the ssl ca's pay the browser makers to include their certs -302152;1345757756;exahash;there may be a way to add to the default certs in some browsers, but I'm not aware of it -302151;1345757763;smickles;ok, i think i have the best solution in mind, -302150;1345757790;smickles;when you accept a self-signed cert, the browser gives you the chance to view the cert right? -302149;1345757798;exahash;yes -302148;1345757812;smickles;i can clearsign the data that the user would see in such a viewing -302147;1345757822;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.984 BTC [-] -302146;1345757849;smickles;would that be the best solution without actually using a CA? -302145;1345757887;exahash;give me a sec, I'll go see what I see when I hit a self-signed cert -302144;1345757889;smickles;that way a user could compare the cert's fingerprint -302143;1345757904;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 9 @ 0.59 = 5.31 BTC [+] -302142;1345757906;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 7 @ 0.56 = 3.92 BTC [-] -302141;1345757907;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.5502 = 1.1004 BTC [-] -302140;1345757908;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.5501 = 1.1002 BTC [-] -302139;1345757909;smickles;with my clearsigned fingerprint, -302138;1345757909;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 34 @ 0.5 = 17 BTC [-] -302137;1345757925;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.0989999 = 0.297 BTC [+] -302136;1345757958;exahash;then they can accept the cert, and at least firefox will remember it -302135;1345757965;exahash;not sure about others -302134;1345757976;exahash;I think chrome remembers till its restarted -302133;1345757998;rg;smickles -302132;1345758002;rg;why not just get a free SSL cert? -302131;1345758013;rg;a free, non self signed -302130;1345758019;smickles;if there are free ssl certs, what's the point of CAs? -302129;1345758115;smickles;exahash: i think you are correct there, i just want to present the informantion where by a user could trust the self-signed cert and know it was the correct on and not some kind of attacker -302128;1345758177;smickles;if they veryify my clearsigned cert fingerprint, and the cert's fingerprint the browser is asking them to sign is not the same as that, they know it's fake -302127;1345758179;rg;cause they can still verify your identity -302126;1345758181;rg;and that you own the domain -302125;1345758184;rg;without charging you money -302124;1345758186;smickles;or if my sig doesn't verify -302123;1345758191;exahash;wow, just googled 'free ssl cert' -302122;1345758200;rg;dont go anywhere you found in google -302121;1345758203;rg;just go to startssl.com -302120;1345758205;exahash;didn't know you could get more than just a trial one for free -302119;1345758207;rg;that's who i use -302118;1345758211;rg;theyre ok -302117;1345758236;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.127 = 1.27 BTC [+] -302116;1345758271;nefario;paid for a *.glbse.com cert -302115;1345758279;nefario;worth it imo -302114;1345758294;nefario;to get rid of those fucking warning messages -302113;1345758301;nefario;it's like -302112;1345758303;nefario;extortion -302111;1345758306;nefario;pay us -302110;1345758307;smickles;also, i like the idea of being able to get both parts of ssl without having to appeal to an authority like a fucking slave -302109;1345758319;nefario;there is that -302108;1345758324;nefario;but I jsut feel its extortion -302107;1345758357;nefario;I -302106;1345758358;nefario;M -302105;1345758361;nefario;AM -302104;1345758367;nefario;melting -302103;1345758383;nefario;Ive finally got the updates for GLBSE done -302102;1345758386;nefario;but am too tired to roll them out -302101;1345758390;nefario;fuck -302100;1345758473;usagi;relax nef its okay -302099;1345758480;usagi;we can wait until monday :) -302098;1345758496;nefario;no it's ready -302097;1345758500;smickles;tje reserve related update? -302096;1345758503;smickles;*the? -302095;1345758505;nefario;but im not rolling it out and going to bed -302094;1345758507;nefario;smickles: ja -302093;1345758508;exahash;what's wrong with Friday, usagi? -302092;1345758532;exahash;nefario, are there a lot of undocumented/unadvertised api commands? -302091;1345758534;smickles;lol, roll out, roll into bed, shit hits fan -302090;1345758536;usagi;gotta get down on friday -302089;1345758544;nefario;exahash: no just a couple -302088;1345758548;exahash;k, thx -302087;1345758556;nefario;smickles: exactly -302086;1345758614;smickles;in chrome i see a place where i can import a cert -302085;1345758641;smickles;do you thik it could work if i signed a cert and said, hey, import this to trust me -302084;1345758677;usagi;gotta have a bowl, gotta have cereal -302083;1345758854;usagi;everybody's looking forward to the weekend. -302082;1345759018;nefario;usagi: hows the milk where you are -302081;1345759046;exahash;@smickles, yeah, that could work, not sure what you're using it for, or how smart your users are -302080;1345759054;usagi;we can get skim milk, whole milk, nut milk, soy milk, chocolate milk, banana milk, malted milk, strawberry milk, the list goes on -302079;1345759072;nefario;usagi: I didn't ask that, I asked how it was? -302078;1345759077;nefario;the milk here is utter piss -302077;1345759083;nefario;white painty water -302076;1345759091;usagi;it's good milk -302075;1345759092;nefario;there is no fresh milk -302074;1345759096;nefario;it makes me cry -302073;1345759116;usagi;if you really wanna cry check this out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgOcvLZ-Nh0 -302072;1345759122;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 2 @ 0.282 = 0.564 BTC [+] -302071;1345759127;nefario;usagi: I can't -302070;1345759130;nefario;in china -302069;1345759136;nefario;no useful websites allowed -302068;1345759141;exahash;oh dear, my eyes hurt usagi! -302067;1345759144;nefario;they're even fucking with google.co.uk now -302066;1345759192;usagi;exhash maybe this will help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaONHJZb9-Y -302065;1345759199;nefario;I hate this place -302064;1345759208;exahash;you're mean -302063;1345759245;exahash;at least gangnam style was funny -302062;1345759248;nefario;I mean china -302061;1345759262;exahash;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0 -302060;1345759264;smickles;usagi: fucking lol on that b9-Y video, it gave me "THE HULK" for an add -302059;1345759272;smickles;*ad -302058;1345759334;smickles;exahash: we'll see how it works out, i suppose, I shoud probably do a nice infographic instruction -302057;1345759351;usagi;its a sick world -302056;1345759365;exahash;smickles, thats a lot more work than grabbing a free startssl cert -302055;1345759498;usagi;smickles: this one will make you want to kill yourself https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8I2An1WCzAI -302054;1345759557;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -302053;1345759583;smickles;exahash: well, as that may be true, I think this solution would be better. The user would actually be making a decision about trusting my site based on wether or not they trust me rather than someone paid off the browser-maker and charged a fee, claiming to have fact-checked the site's owner -302052;1345759708;exahash;smickles, ok, makese sense to me, especially since I don't know your site or your users -302051;1345759804;smickles;exahash: no site an just a few users right now. Thanks for you input to my query :D -302050;1345759857;assbot;List of commands: -302049;1345759858;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -302048;1345759859;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -302047;1345759869;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.10495 = 10.495 BTC [+] -302046;1345759965;kakobreklaa;!ticker gigamining -302045;1345759968;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.98] [Ask: 0.984] [Spread: 0.004] [Last: 0.984] [24hVol: 125.75120001] [7dAvg: 0.99799596] -302044;1345760047;assbot;[GLBSE:YABMC] [Bid: 0.114] [Ask: 0.1289] [Spread: 0.0149] [Last: 0.129099] [24hVol: 25.368898] [7dAvg: 0.12090116] -302043;1345760445;smickles;hey ciuciu -302042;1345760447;smickles;on thing -302041;1345760451;smickles;*one -302040;1345760491;smickles;you know that in order to have a .us domain name as a foreiner, you need a 'bona fide' presence in 'merica, right? -302039;1345760511;smickles;so why do you think that polimedia.us is registered with a fake name, -302038;1345760518;smickles;rather than an agent? -302037;1345760557;smickles;ya know, the same way many businesses incorporate in delaware -302036;1345760581;smickles;one other thing, -302035;1345760591;smickles;do you think 4chan is a porn site too? -302034;1345760640;smickles;(and i kow tha m00t isn't trying to run a cryptocurrency exchange) -302033;1345761069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3459 @ 0.00038848 = 1.3438 BTC [-] -302032;1345761071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19348 @ 0.00038847 = 7.5161 BTC [-] -302031;1345761410;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 13 @ 0.282 = 3.666 BTC [+] -302030;1345761576;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 23 @ 1.01 = 23.23 BTC [-] -302029;1345761924;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC -302028;1345762077;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9839 = 1.9678 BTC [-] -302027;1345762165;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 150 @ 0.01 = 1.5 BTC -302026;1345762334;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.98998999 = 1.98 BTC [+] -302025;1345762612;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.7399 = 1.4798 BTC [+] -302024;1345762673;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.64999997 BTC [-] -302023;1345762675;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.64999998 = 3.25 BTC [+] -302022;1345762676;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.64999999 BTC [+] -302021;1345762677;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.65 = 13 BTC [+] -302020;1345762732;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.68 = 2.72 BTC [+] -302019;1345762733;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.69 = 20.7 BTC [+] -302018;1345762786;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.6799 = 5.0397 BTC [+] -302017;1345762840;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [-] -302016;1345762894;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 95 @ 0.10495 = 9.9703 BTC [+] -302015;1345762923;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1000 @ 0.01 = 10 BTC -302014;1345763049;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.91969 BTC [+] -302013;1345763469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.0003888 = 0.0778 BTC [+] -302012;1345763471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6252 @ 0.00038847 = 2.4287 BTC [-] -302011;1345763472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21948 @ 0.00038828 = 8.522 BTC [-] -302010;1345763516;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -302009;1345763532;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9800 @ 0.00101538 = 9.9507 BTC [-] -302008;1345763704;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 5 @ 1.18480856 = 5.924 BTC [+] -302007;1345763856;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.91969 BTC [+] -302006;1345763986;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1289 = 0.3867 BTC [-] -302005;1345764121;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -302004;1345764123;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -302003;1345764193;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 25 @ 0.033 = 0.825 BTC [-] -302002;1345764224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28652 @ 0.00038828 = 11.125 BTC [-] -302001;1345764225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7548 @ 0.00038804 = 2.9289 BTC [-] -302000;1345764333;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7180 @ 0.00100488 = 7.215 BTC [-] -301999;1345764335;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3141 @ 0.00099742 = 3.1329 BTC [-] -301998;1345764336;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1400 @ 0.00099495 = 1.3929 BTC [-] -301997;1345764337;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6079 @ 0.00099422 = 6.0439 BTC [-] -301996;1345764695;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.983 BTC [-] -301995;1345764697;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.983 = 1.966 BTC [-] -301994;1345764698;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.983 = 3.932 BTC [-] -301993;1345764765;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.0961 = 1.4415 BTC [-] -301992;1345764766;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.096 = 1.92 BTC [-] -301991;1345764768;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0956 BTC [-] -301990;1345764769;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0955 = 0.955 BTC [-] -301989;1345764770;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 23 @ 0.0901 = 2.0723 BTC [-] -301988;1345764825;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.91979 BTC [+] -301987;1345764904;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.99999998 BTC [+] -301986;1345765062;kakobreklaa;22:36.31 ( Keefe ) i confirm another small BST account got paid out today. friend of mine -301985;1345765062;kakobreklaa;22:36.50 ( Keefe ) ~100 btc area -301984;1345765113;mircea_popescu;mk -301983;1345765168;usagi;woop -301982;1345765168;usagi;it works -301981;1345765171;usagi;https://199.48.69.241/hotwallet/devicoin.php -301980;1345765175;usagi;Devil Coins! -301979;1345765178;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 17 @ 0.0359 = 0.6103 BTC [+] -301978;1345765180;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 8 @ 0.036 = 0.288 BTC [+] -301977;1345765260;mircea_popescu;smickles you're right, ssl is bullshit -301976;1345765264;mircea_popescu;one good reason to never use https -301975;1345765317;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.6501 = 1.3002 BTC [-] -301974;1345765320;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.03689999 BTC [+] -301973;1345765406;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.064 BTC [+] -301972;1345765459;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -301971;1345765468;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [-] -301970;1345765478;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.1293 = 0.6465 BTC [-] -301969;1345765562;mircea_popescu;smickles martha mcculler actually works for me. not an agent, an employee. -301968;1345765629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00038815 = 6.9479 BTC [+] -301967;1345765633;smickles;even better -301966;1345765740;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -301965;1345765777;exahash;and she lives at a mail forwarding company -301964;1345766004;mircea_popescu;actually she lives in romania. -301963;1345766035;exahash;that's not enough for us nexsu -301962;1345766038;exahash;nexus -301961;1345766041;exahash;to get a .us domain -301960;1345766054;exahash;sometimes the registry cares, sometimes not -301959;1345766091;mircea_popescu;"that" -301958;1345766115;Obsi;whoa -301957;1345766166;Obsi;GPUmax invites just came in for accounts on the waiting list months apart -301956;1345766223;exahash;whoa, you're right!!! -301955;1345766229;exahash;thanks for the heads up obsi -301954;1345766406;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0862 = 0.862 BTC [-] -301953;1345766407;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.0861 = 1.2915 BTC [-] -301952;1345766409;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.086 = 0.258 BTC [-] -301951;1345766410;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.08500001 = 2.55 BTC [-] -301950;1345766411;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.085 = 1.53 BTC [-] -301949;1345766412;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 150 @ 0.085 = 12.75 BTC [-] -301948;1345766414;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.08200001 = 2.46 BTC [-] -301947;1345766414;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.082 = 4.1 BTC [-] -301946;1345766415;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.08000011 = 0.8 BTC [-] -301945;1345766416;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.08000011 = 3.2 BTC [-] -301944;1345766417;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.08 = 8 BTC [-] -301943;1345766418;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -301942;1345766419;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.05000001 = 1 BTC [-] -301941;1345766421;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 80 @ 0.05000001 = 4 BTC [-] -301940;1345766422;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2443 @ 0.00021 = 0.513 BTC [-] -301939;1345766446;usagi;whuuuuuuuuuut -301938;1345766473;exahash;someone got hacked -301937;1345766477;mircea_popescu;whoa -301936;1345766488;mircea_popescu;maybe bad news -301935;1345766495;rdponticelli;That bad? -301934;1345766503;rdponticelli;I don't think so... -301933;1345766503;mircea_popescu;"no asics" -301932;1345766519;kakobreklaa;uh -301931;1345766529;usagi;just asicminer tho, hum. -301930;1345766533;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1045 = 0.209 BTC [-] -301929;1345766637;rdponticelli;A really bad mistake? -301928;1345766651;rdponticelli;Or really, really bad news? -301927;1345766672;exahash;no news in the thread -301926;1345766677;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 17 @ 0.5899 = 10.0283 BTC [-] -301925;1345766678;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.59 = 5.31 BTC [+] -301924;1345766679;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.6 = 1.8 BTC [+] -301923;1345766686;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I like how people spend eight bucks for IPOs -301922;1345766688;mircea_popescu;if you sum it all up tho... it's like no btc -301921;1345766690;mircea_popescu;20 ? -301920;1345766693;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.115 = 0.92 BTC [-] -301919;1345766694;EmanuelDeOrtego_;and they don't get activated until last minute -301918;1345766695;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.1101 = 1.6515 BTC [-] -301917;1345766696;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 89 @ 0.11 = 9.79 BTC [-] -301916;1345766696;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.1049 = 0.2098 BTC [-] -301915;1345766743;mircea_popescu;it's the jewish conspiracy EmanuelDeOrtego_ -301914;1345766745;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.73999999 BTC [+] -301913;1345766747;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.74 = 7.4 BTC [+] -301912;1345766748;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.75 = 6.75 BTC [+] -301911;1345766765;exahash;someone was raising funds to put into BOND-P -301910;1345766783;exahash;figuers they'll get paid then buyback -301909;1345766796;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.99999 BTC [-] -301908;1345766805;exahash;I'd guess glbse prices spike across the board if/when the ppt's all pay out -301907;1345766806;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.1151 = 1.7265 BTC [+] -301906;1345766841;rdponticelli;exahash: yes, I was thinking the same -301905;1345766849;rdponticelli;I hope -301904;1345766859;BTC-Mining;I guess many people still don't use 2 step auth... -301903;1345766861;exahash;I hope too -301902;1345766870;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.75 = 4.5 BTC [+] -301901;1345766871;rdponticelli;There, the excedent money will have good uses -301900;1345766898;rdponticelli;It's needed by some companies that will do good -301899;1345766899;exahash;on the fence, thinking about which ones will spike, many seem depressed atm... you don't have to buy ppt's to find a play on the pirate instability -301898;1345766952;rdponticelli;Let's hope that a lot of the flow can get there, and not going into the exchanges to be dumped.... -301897;1345766954;mircea_popescu;if pirate actually pays s.dice will end up oversubscribed. -301896;1345767026;rdponticelli;If he doesn't pay, everybody will end dry... -301895;1345767040;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -301894;1345767055;mircea_popescu;s/everybody/fools/ -301893;1345767067;EmanuelDeOrtego_;If everybody puts all their money in Satoshi Dice -301892;1345767068;rdponticelli;It's sad so much centralization -301891;1345767075;EmanuelDeOrtego_;the price -301890;1345767081;EmanuelDeOrtego_;is going through the roof -301889;1345767083;EmanuelDeOrtego_;for Bitcoin -301888;1345767092;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -301887;1345767093;gribble;Best bid: 10.04537, Best ask: 10.1489, Bid-ask spread: 0.10353, Last trade: 10.04537, 24 hour volume: 60801, 24 hour low: 9.70001, 24 hour high: 10.25 -301886;1345767096;mircea_popescu;what roof lol -301885;1345767099;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Erik hoards all his profits -301884;1345767113;rdponticelli;Yes, there was fools the ones who put everything there, but everybody will end dry -301883;1345767122;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13342697848.jpg does she look professional btw ? -301882;1345767124;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Anything Erik makes, it goes into a chest that will not be opened until 2050 -301881;1345767134;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli i don't see how i'd end up dry. -301880;1345767159;rg;;;seen evoorhees -301879;1345767159;gribble;evoorhees was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 1 hour, 34 minutes, and 0 seconds ago: and B) there is risk in that offering -301878;1345767173;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 1 @ 0.08999 BTC [+] -301877;1345767216;rdponticelli;Everybody is already almost dry... -301876;1345767221;mircea_popescu;nope. -301875;1345767260;dub;[17:12] Total Accounts Paid: 11 -301874;1345767274;dub;[17:12] All small accounts. -301873;1345767286;BTC-Mining;-.- -301872;1345767328;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: well, you already stopped paying interest... -301871;1345767328;rdponticelli;A lot of businesses are desperate trying to get some capital.... -301870;1345767340;rdponticelli;Pirate is managing everything -301869;1345767363;rdponticelli;And now, he's moving to control all the hash power -301868;1345767369;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli lmao. -301867;1345767379;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.0988 = 0.2964 BTC [+] -301866;1345767380;EmanuelDeOrtego_;If it becomes a problem, it will fix itself. -301865;1345767384;mircea_popescu;i think you're really overestimating the thing based on your overexposure to it. -301864;1345767386;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I am not worried one bit. -301863;1345767395;mircea_popescu;sort of like how people think everyone they see on tv a lot is really rich. -301862;1345767413;rdponticelli;I'm not overexposed -301861;1345767415;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I think that's just called being retarded -301860;1345767427;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [+] -301859;1345767429;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.75 = 4.5 BTC [+] -301858;1345767452;rdponticelli;Just put in some play money, to see what happened... -301857;1345767466;rdponticelli;And took the capital out, almost immediatly -301856;1345767478;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [+] -301855;1345767507;mircea_popescu;overexposed in the sense of reading/watching too much of it. -301854;1345767512;mircea_popescu;not financially, but sensorially. -301853;1345767552;kakobreklaa;but the drama, who can resist -301852;1345767573;mircea_popescu;i know -301851;1345767576;mircea_popescu;still. -301850;1345767597;BTC-Mining;Place bets against pirate... -301849;1345767616;BTC-Mining;The good way to go. -301848;1345767670;BTC-Mining;If he pays and you lose, who cares? It's like the most amazing news for bitcoins ever =/ -301847;1345767755;BTC-Mining;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html < Why is there so much ask but price does not decrease? -301846;1345767775;BTC-Mining;Also ask steps seems pretty regular -301845;1345767779;smickles;;;eightball will pirate default -301844;1345767779;gribble;I doubt it very much. -301843;1345767782;smickles;:D -301842;1345767795;kakobreklaa;lol -301841;1345767802;exahash;hahaha -301840;1345767804;smickles;that's all i need to know -301839;1345767818;exahash;buybuybuy (in Cramer voice) -301838;1345767819;rdponticelli;gribble knows better :D -301837;1345767837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00038815 = 2.7559 BTC [+] -301836;1345767837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18043 @ 0.00038804 = 7.0014 BTC [-] -301835;1345767837;BTC-Mining;;;eightball will pirate, instead of defaulting, won't be able to reimburse everything but offer 10%? -301834;1345767838;gribble;You're kidding, right? -301833;1345767838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24312 @ 0.000388 = 9.4331 BTC [-] -301832;1345767850;BTC-Mining;;;eightball 25%? -301831;1345767850;exahash;even better -301830;1345767851;gribble;About as likely as pigs flying. -301829;1345767858;exahash;holy crap -301828;1345767860;BTC-Mining;hmm... -301827;1345767866;BTC-Mining;smart gribble... -301826;1345767870;exahash;quit while you're ahead! -301825;1345767876;BTC-Mining;;;eightball 1%? -301824;1345767876;gribble;The outlook is good. -301823;1345767881;smickles;lol -301822;1345767882;exahash;too late -301821;1345767897;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.79999999 BTC [+] -301820;1345767899;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [+] -301819;1345767900;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -301818;1345767901;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 144 @ 0.81 = 116.64 BTC [+] -301817;1345767908;exahash;ha -301816;1345767914;exahash;.8? -301815;1345767915;rdponticelli;Well, somebody trusted eightball -301814;1345767917;exahash;too much -301813;1345767921;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC [-] -301812;1345767930;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1265 BTC [+] -301811;1345767939;rdponticelli;gribble is spreading the word :) -301810;1345767980;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1289 BTC [-] -301809;1345768045;BTC-Mining;;;eightball will I win and get paid for my bet against pirate? -301808;1345768046;gribble;Maybe... -301807;1345768079;BTC-Mining;Hmm, well can't go wrong with maybes -301806;1345768088;exahash;;;eightball Will the Tesla museum get built? -301805;1345768089;gribble;The answer is def-- oooh! shiny thing! -301804;1345768095;smickles;lol -301803;1345768103;smickles;best answer ev4r -301802;1345768110;BTC-Mining;You're always spot on with ambiguity -301801;1345768129;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -301800;1345768179;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 7 @ 0.9 = 6.3 BTC [+] -301799;1345768238;mircea_popescu;ahaha gribble is on a roll -301798;1345768316;BTC-Mining;;;eightball Is pirate on an island, sitting in a chair, telling his investors not to worry by chatting in his channel on his laptop? -301797;1345768317;gribble;It is so. -301796;1345768334;exahash;ha -301795;1345768345;BTC-Mining;So it is. -301794;1345768366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59700 @ 0.00038798 = 23.1624 BTC [-] -301793;1345768368;rdponticelli;;;eightball If we buy enough PPT can we go with him? -301792;1345768368;gribble;No. -301791;1345768374;rdponticelli;Shit -301790;1345768380;exahash;damn -301789;1345768382;rdponticelli;lol -301788;1345768389;BTC-Mining;;;eightball Will pirate finally send the postcard I keep requesting? -301787;1345768389;gribble;Come again? -301786;1345768391;rdponticelli;Everybody sell! -301785;1345768423;BTC-Mining;;;eightball the postcard from his island retreat? -301784;1345768424;gribble;I doubt it very much. -301783;1345768449;BTC-Mining;;;eightball postcard with no return adress and NOT sent from his island? -301782;1345768449;gribble;It is possible. -301781;1345768474;mircea_popescu;;;later tell coingenuity who is nimda and what exactly is their problem ? -301780;1345768474;gribble;The operation succeeded. -301779;1345768489;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: i have no idea on either one -301778;1345768491;BTC-Mining;Looking forward to get that postcard. -301777;1345768496;mircea_popescu;mkay... -301776;1345768503;coingenuity;? -301775;1345768509;mircea_popescu;advertising you on forum while talking inane shit about me -301774;1345768510;coingenuity;they starting shit with you or something? -301773;1345768516;coingenuity;ahhhh in their sig? -301772;1345768519;mircea_popescu;yes. -301771;1345768522;coingenuity;yeah, we do that with a lot of users -301770;1345768527;coingenuity;i don't know him personally at all -301769;1345768527;exahash;;;eightball Will bitcointalk trolls get Neustar to cancel polimedia.us for lacking nexus? -301768;1345768528;gribble;The answer is def-- oooh! shiny thing! -301767;1345768528;mircea_popescu;mkay. no big deal really -301766;1345768531;coingenuity;i apologize vicariously though -301765;1345768531;mircea_popescu;was just curious wtf. -301764;1345768536;mircea_popescu;dun worry srsly. -301763;1345768540;mircea_popescu;forum is so full of nuts... -301762;1345768545;coingenuity;ya, its funny -301761;1345768555;coingenuity;sometimes i see 2x people both with sigs advertising me yelling at each other -301760;1345768559;mircea_popescu;lol -301759;1345768586;coingenuity;anyway, back to work, be back later -301758;1345768594;mircea_popescu;cheers. -301757;1345768605;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -301756;1345768606;gribble;Best bid: 10.014, Best ask: 10.04998, Bid-ask spread: 0.03598, Last trade: 10.04997, 24 hour volume: 59662, 24 hour low: 9.70001, 24 hour high: 10.25 -301755;1345768617;smickles;well, i know the answer to all this pirate drama -301754;1345768626;smickles;;;roulette -301753;1345768627;gribble;*click* -301752;1345768629;smickles;:D -301751;1345768636;rdponticelli;;;roulette -301750;1345768636;gribble;*click* -301749;1345768651;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 3 @ 2.02 = 6.06 BTC [+] -301748;1345768654;rdponticelli;There's four left -301747;1345768658;rdponticelli;:) -301746;1345768663;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.635 BTC [+] -301745;1345768683;rdponticelli;Nobody? -301744;1345768683;smickles;we didn't spinn it first ;)] -301743;1345768686;rdponticelli;;;roulette -301742;1345768686;gribble;*click* -301741;1345768690;kakobreklaa;i think gribbles chamber is infinitve -301740;1345768692;mircea_popescu;;;roulette -301739;1345768693;gribble;*click* -301738;1345768694;mircea_popescu;ahaha! -301737;1345768699;smickles;dam -301736;1345768703;smickles;lucky you -301735;1345768731;mircea_popescu;*silence* -301734;1345768739;smickles;it should be 50/50 now -301733;1345768744;smickles;;;roulette -301732;1345768745;gribble;*BANG* Hey, who put a blank in here?! -301731;1345768749;smickles;lol -301730;1345768756;exahash;;;roulette -301729;1345768756;gribble;*click* -301728;1345768761;exahash;ooh -301727;1345768782;smickles;it would've been me -301726;1345768784;rdponticelli;gribble isn't operator here? -301725;1345768808;rdponticelli;He kicks you out on other channels :) -301724;1345768810;smickles;doesn't need to be, i suppose -301723;1345768832;rdponticelli;roulette isn't so fun, then :) -301722;1345768833;kakobreklaa;i can put real bullets in if you like -301721;1345768837;mircea_popescu;lol -301720;1345768859;rdponticelli;Can he shoot satoshis? -301719;1345768907;rdponticelli;btw, kakobreklaa: do you operate gribble too? -301718;1345768914;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.0988 = 0.6916 BTC [+] -301717;1345768915;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.09897991 = 1.2867 BTC [+] -301716;1345768916;kakobreklaa;nano does that -301715;1345768927;rdponticelli;It would be nice if he goes to bitcoin-ar -301714;1345768937;kakobreklaa;msg nano -301713;1345768938;rdponticelli;I feel a little lonely in there :D -301712;1345768946;rdponticelli;Thanks -301711;1345768980;mircea_popescu;-ar is argentina ? -301710;1345768986;smickles;;;ident -301709;1345768986;gribble;You are not identified. -301708;1345768989;smickles;:o -301707;1345768989;rdponticelli;Yes -301706;1345768996;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli you from there ? how is it ? -301705;1345769002;mircea_popescu;i sorta am half-thinking of moving there. -301704;1345769022;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: I'm -301703;1345769034;rdponticelli;Its nice, I guess... -301702;1345769041;rdponticelli;Like every place -301701;1345769059;rdponticelli;Has his pros and his againsts... -301700;1345769064;mircea_popescu;do shops/bars/etc close down before dawn ? -301699;1345769077;rdponticelli;Yes -301698;1345769079;mircea_popescu;bah. -301697;1345769090;rdponticelli;Shitty gobernements are ruining all the fun -301696;1345769097;BTC-Mining;Buying all kind of shares -301695;1345769098;mircea_popescu;is there plenty of prostitution and not much police going about ? -301694;1345769122;exahash;didnt the ar govt seize their biggest oil co earlier this year? -301693;1345769128;mircea_popescu;srsly ? -301692;1345769136;mircea_popescu;dude what the fuck with the governments already -301691;1345769139;mircea_popescu;why do they still exist ? -301690;1345769142;smickles;that's kinda anti-mircea -301689;1345769142;rdponticelli;There are prostitution... It's forbidden, but the police are part of the maffias... -301688;1345769157;mircea_popescu;i don't get this. it's like having religion. what the fuck it's 2012, different millenium, get with the program. -301687;1345769178;rdponticelli;exahash: yes, they did -301686;1345769192;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah man, it's the age of aquarius -301685;1345769197;smickles;;) -301684;1345769207;mircea_popescu;lol does that mean we hafta swim nao ?\ -301683;1345769209;exahash;YPF that's it -301682;1345769216;rdponticelli;Well, governments are the same shit everywhere... -301681;1345769216;BTC-Mining;Looking to purchase shares at a discount. If there's not enough bidding, query me, might just place a bid -301680;1345769222;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.459 BTC [-] -301679;1345769226;exahash;and you can't move USD cash across a border -301678;1345769236;smickles;BTC-Mining: shares of SS? -301677;1345769236;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you shoudl buy rg's stuff, nobody wants it -301676;1345769242;smickles;or MPOE.ETF? -301675;1345769253;rdponticelli;exahash: yes, that is -301674;1345769264;smickles;oh, syntax ambiguity -301673;1345769266;exahash;cuz the argentinians are abandoning their own currency and trying to get USD instead -301672;1345769275;rdponticelli;It was controlled by a spanish enterprise -301671;1345769282;smickles;BTC-Mining: so /you/ are the one looking to buy? -301670;1345769284;Obsi;anyone notice their GLBSE balance lower than it should be? -301669;1345769297;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 5 @ 0.29 = 1.45 BTC [-] -301668;1345769300;smickles;0_o -301667;1345769305;smickles;really Obsi ? -301666;1345769308;exahash;thus btc may be a very good choice in such a place -301665;1345769318;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -301664;1345769318;rdponticelli;And now we are abandoning our currency to get bitcoins :) -301663;1345769331;BTC-Mining;I thought so too, but I recalculated and it seemed ok -301662;1345769332;Obsi;not sure... could have sword it was in the 60's this morning... now at 58... will have to look closer -301661;1345769337;Obsi;*sworn -301660;1345769350;smickles;Obsi: well, stuff like that has happened before on glbse, iirc -301659;1345769362;BTC-Mining;Obsi, recheck your latest purchase, fees, transfers, withdrawals -301658;1345769366;BTC-Mining;or -301657;1345769396;rdponticelli;Today nefario rolled some big changes, i think... -301656;1345769406;rdponticelli;Anything can happens.... -301655;1345769418;Obsi;yeah he's adding the no reserve thing so maybe math went wrong somewhere, but it could just be my bad memory -301654;1345769449;exahash;pull your csv and do the math -301653;1345769454;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 9 @ 0.56 = 5.04 BTC [-] -301652;1345769465;BTC-Mining;add /balance I think to your portfolio adress -301651;1345769477;BTC-Mining;or something like that I think -301650;1345769489;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 9 @ 1.4 = 12.6 BTC [+] -301649;1345769498;BTC-Mining;Will recalculate your total BTC based on your CSV info -301648;1345769502;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 18 @ 0.55 = 9.9 BTC [-] -301647;1345769586;exahash;Thanks BTC-Mning! Mine went up! -301646;1345769598;BTC-Mining;ah, so it works -301645;1345769604;BTC-Mining;wasn't sure of the url -301644;1345769630;exahash;https://glbse.com/portfolio/balance -301643;1345769654;exahash;oic, dividend that just came in -301642;1345769662;BTC-Mining;arf =P -301641;1345769670;exahash;17:45 Obsi paid -301640;1345769671;BTC-Mining;I think balance error might be very rare -301639;1345769707;exahash;thanks Obsi! -301638;1345769713;Obsi;Yeah I'm gonna chalk it up to bad memory for now... I'd have to write a script to parse my CSV -301637;1345769718;Obsi;you're welcome -301636;1345769737;exahash;there's a php script out there -301635;1345769741;exahash;can't remember the name -301634;1345769848;exahash;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=89970.0 -301633;1345769856;exahash;I guess he hasn't maintained it tho -301632;1345769905;mircea_popescu;shouldn't need that much maintaining in any event -301631;1345770016;BTC-Mining;nefario said he'd work on the spreadsheets along all the tings he's working on. -301630;1345770039;BTC-Mining;Maybe so each line contains a positive or negative BTC value when appropriate, along other things -301629;1345770046;BTC-Mining;for the total of each transactions? -301628;1345770071;BTC-Mining;For now I guess you'd need multiple conditions based on what each line is. -301627;1345770077;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1045 BTC [-] -301626;1345770173;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9198 BTC [+] -301625;1345770212;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [-] -301624;1345770272;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1681 @ 0.00101483 = 1.7059 BTC [+] -301623;1345770273;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2519 @ 0.00101538 = 2.5577 BTC [+] -301622;1345770306;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [-] -301621;1345770323;BTC-Mining;smickles: SS hmm... I have no idea of their pirate exposure, so not really willing to. -301620;1345770438;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: I do go to IRC -301619;1345770440;boonies4u;just not here -301618;1345770534;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.049 = 0.147 BTC [-] -301617;1345770613;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1204 = 0.2408 BTC [-] -301616;1345770614;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.1152 = 0.8064 BTC [-] -301615;1345770621;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 40 @ 0.09876 = 3.9504 BTC [-] -301614;1345770638;mircea_popescu;hi there boonies4u -301613;1345770656;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -301612;1345770708;boonies4u;I was on #btcst from the evening to 6am last night -301611;1345770716;boonies4u;i frequent #bitcoin-otc -301610;1345770720;boonies4u;and am voiced there now -301609;1345770752;mircea_popescu;a haven't been in otc myself in a while. -301608;1345770776;boonies4u;I took a break following the bubble :P -301607;1345770783;boonies4u;but i'm back in the saddle now -301606;1345770783;mircea_popescu;so what can i do for you ? or am i missing something here ? -301605;1345770796;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: you told me to check out irc on the forums? -301604;1345770804;mircea_popescu;mmm -301603;1345770813;mircea_popescu;i did ? -301602;1345770825;mircea_popescu;o, you mean the girl ? -301601;1345770830;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: someone did -301600;1345770835;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr ? -301599;1345770838;boonies4u;oh you actually have a PR? -301598;1345770842;mircea_popescu;... -301597;1345770843;boonies4u;I though that was another account -301596;1345770844;mircea_popescu;yes lol -301595;1345770913;mircea_popescu;o i c, the entire citizenry thing. -301594;1345770934;mircea_popescu;she said that cause well... doesn't really have teh autoritah to discuss those matters, so. -301593;1345770954;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: at least you know your place :3 -301592;1345770966;mircea_popescu;hm ? -301591;1345770996;boonies4u;at least you know not to cause trouble -301590;1345771010;mircea_popescu;haha. i cause plenty of trouble methinks. -301589;1345771060;boonies4u;you were also quoted with someone I believe gave me an earful as well -301588;1345771061;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1045 = 0.209 BTC [+] -301587;1345771084;mircea_popescu;is EmanuelDeOrtego_ really atlas btw ? -301586;1345771120;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: ask _matthew_ -301585;1345771123;boonies4u;in #btcst -301584;1345771133;boonies4u;he sure talks like Atlas -301583;1345771141;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Yeah -301582;1345771156;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego_ is there anyone in btw you didn't end up dramatizing with ? -301581;1345771161;mircea_popescu;s/btw/btc -301580;1345771182;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Lurkers -301579;1345771188;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9198 BTC [+] -301578;1345771206;mircea_popescu;this is why irc is much better than forums. i rest my case. -301577;1345771218;mod6;irc++ -301576;1345771228;mod6;:) -301575;1345771241;boonies4u;I steered cleared of Atlas threads as best as I could -301574;1345771246;boonies4u;IRC was a bit... harder -301573;1345771279;mircea_popescu;which reminds me the joke about kids learning the degrees of comparative -301572;1345771290;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I really don't do much -301571;1345771292;mircea_popescu;teacher has them each give an example -301570;1345771296;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I don't RAAGGGGEEE -301569;1345771300;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I don't try to change people -301568;1345771303;mircea_popescu;johnny : large, larger, largest -301567;1345771313;mircea_popescu;janie : deep, deeper, ouch. -301566;1345771319;EmanuelDeOrtego_;lol -301565;1345771338;boonies4u;oww -301564;1345771400;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1045 = 0.9405 BTC [+] -301563;1345771435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12545 @ 0.00038799 = 4.8673 BTC [+] -301562;1345771437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60700 @ 0.00038837 = 23.5741 BTC [+] -301561;1345771438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3936 @ 0.00038864 = 1.5297 BTC [+] -301560;1345771439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40600 @ 0.00038907 = 15.7962 BTC [+] -301559;1345771440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00039177 = 3.33 BTC [+] -301558;1345771442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00039231 = 4.3154 BTC [+] -301557;1345771442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00039295 = 1.4343 BTC [+] -301556;1345771443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59069 @ 0.00039395 = 23.2702 BTC [+] -301555;1345771531;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: does MPOE-PR have a handle here? -301554;1345771555;EmanuelDeOrtego_;http://i.imgur.com/F8lqo.jpg -301553;1345771560;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I would buy this. -301552;1345771564;mircea_popescu;boonies4u nope -301551;1345771580;mircea_popescu;she ocasionally goes into -otc i guess -301550;1345771606;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: ok -301549;1345771610;mircea_popescu;that's worth money ?! -301548;1345771640;boonies4u;I'd mount up stereocopic images on those frames -301547;1345771653;boonies4u;having hidden images on them -301546;1345771661;boonies4u;that you could only see when 3d -301545;1345771667;EmanuelDeOrtego_;mircea_popescu: It's worth at least 100k -301544;1345771676;EmanuelDeOrtego_;It would resell easily -301543;1345771679;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego_: it or they? -301542;1345771683;mircea_popescu;greater fool theory eh ? -301541;1345771685;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.1049 = 2.5176 BTC [+] -301540;1345771693;EmanuelDeOrtego_;boonies4u: Well, you need both pieces. -301539;1345771703;EmanuelDeOrtego_;It would be incomplete otherwise -301538;1345771710;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego_: does it do anything or is it an artistic piece? -301537;1345771710;mircea_popescu;right. cause anyone could tell. -301536;1345771717;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.0988999 = 1.6813 BTC [-] -301535;1345771729;EmanuelDeOrtego_;boonies4u: It's part of a collection about the artist's wife's death or something -301534;1345771734;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -301533;1345771739;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego_: is she dead yet? -301532;1345771741;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I just like it because it's so retarded -301531;1345771754;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego_: cause, it might be the splatter canvas for when she does -301530;1345771764;boonies4u;kill herself -301529;1345771766;EmanuelDeOrtego_;lol -301528;1345771767;mircea_popescu;omg. -301527;1345771775;mircea_popescu;Aug 20 16:38:19 micrea_popescu: Well, that is technically true -301526;1345771775;boonies4u;then it would be worth 100k -301525;1345771784;mircea_popescu;how teh ef did you misspell my name EmanuelDeOrtego_ ? -301524;1345771787;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.6501 = 1.3002 BTC [+] -301523;1345771789;mircea_popescu;did you TYPE IT OUT BY HAND ?! -301522;1345771797;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [+] -301521;1345771799;EmanuelDeOrtego_;micea_popescu: I'm a hangover -301520;1345771803;EmanuelDeOrtego_;in a* -301519;1345771804;EmanuelDeOrtego_;lol -301518;1345771813;mircea_popescu;no tabs in texas. -301517;1345771819;boonies4u;lol -301516;1345771819;EmanuelDeOrtego_;God, -301515;1345771822;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.65 = 13 BTC [-] -301514;1345771823;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I actually mispelled it again -301513;1345771829;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Wow, my mental capabilities -301512;1345771833;EmanuelDeOrtego_;are just drat low -301511;1345771837;mircea_popescu;srsly. that longer button under 1 next to q ? -301510;1345771841;mircea_popescu;that thing. miracle worker. -301509;1345771850;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I don't look at my keyboard when I type -301508;1345771856;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6503 = 1.3006 BTC [-] -301507;1345771858;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego_: then feel for it -301506;1345771878;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10495 = 0.5248 BTC [+] -301505;1345771900;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I like that there are so many women involved with Bitcoin. -301504;1345771906;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I dream of the day women rule society -301503;1345771910;EmanuelDeOrtego_;like a filthy feminist -301502;1345771916;EmanuelDeOrtego_;I just like change. -301501;1345771927;EmanuelDeOrtego_;because thins are boring otherwise -301500;1345771929;EmanuelDeOrtego_;things* -301499;1345771991;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.6503 = 1.3006 BTC [-] -301498;1345772007;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9198 BTC [+] -301497;1345772031;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.0989999 = 1.089 BTC [+] -301496;1345772052;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.0989999 = 0.891 BTC [+] -301495;1345772054;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 15 @ 0.6502 = 9.753 BTC [-] -301494;1345772066;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 310 @ 0.08439778 = 26.1633 BTC [-] -301493;1345772075;boonies4u;anyone here ever have buggy favicons on GLBSE? -301492;1345772106;EmanuelDeOrtego_;what is a favicon -301491;1345772115;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [-] -301490;1345772132;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego_: it's the thumbnail beside the title of a webpage on the tab it has -301489;1345772149;boonies4u;for bitcoin.clarkmoody.com it's a white M over a red background -301488;1345772160;boonies4u;as an example -301487;1345772182;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Yep, I see it -301486;1345772185;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Never cared for it -301485;1345772189;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Never saw a use for it -301484;1345772191;EmanuelDeOrtego_;but its there -301483;1345772219;mircea_popescu;how can that be buggy ? -301482;1345772232;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Corruption caused by a bad power grid -301481;1345772238;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Unlikel -301480;1345772240;EmanuelDeOrtego_;y -301479;1345772242;EmanuelDeOrtego_;but possible -301478;1345772244;boonies4u;on https://glbse.com/portfolio I have the proper favicon -301477;1345772259;boonies4u;but on these /asset/ pages I am not -301476;1345772273;exahash;it was so nice and quiet in here -301475;1345772273;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Looks fine from here, sir. -301474;1345772276;boonies4u;i belive the favicon is properly nested in the html though -301473;1345772282;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego_: ok -301472;1345772288;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego_: what browser do you use? -301471;1345772291;dub;sunspots -301470;1345772299;EmanuelDeOrtego_;The latest Mozilla -301469;1345772304;EmanuelDeOrtego_;on Ubuntu -301468;1345772307;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego_: ah ok -301467;1345772312;mircea_popescu;exahash nice never lasts. -301466;1345772324;boonies4u;hash never lasts? -301465;1345772430;boonies4u;exahash: it was never a good neighborhood, you were just too preoccupied and complacent to notice how bad it was -301464;1345772517;mircea_popescu;i should blog about something -301463;1345772520;PsychoticBoy;ik denk dat tabblad dashboard en list assets voorlopig voldoende is voor aandeelhouders -301462;1345772547;mircea_popescu;.tr ik denk dat tabblad dashboard en list assets voorlopig voldoende is voor aandeelhouders -301461;1345772547;markac;mircea_popescu: "I think tab dashboard and list assets provisionally sufficient for shareholders" (nl to en, translate.google.com) -301460;1345772757;paladon;:) -301459;1345772766;paladon;good translation -301458;1345772790;paladon;we are building our public spreadsheet -301457;1345772816;paladon;but wrong window :) -301456;1345772880;mircea_popescu;lotsa vo's :D -301455;1345772927;EmanuelDeOrtego_;Qhat the hell am I reading -301454;1345772958;paladon;:P -301453;1345772976;PsychoticBoy;:D -301452;1345773064;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.96 = 1.92 BTC [+] -301451;1345773066;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [-] -301450;1345773067;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.93 BTC [-] -301449;1345773068;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 11 @ 0.92 = 10.12 BTC [-] -301448;1345773108;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 10 @ 0.00028 = 0.0028 BTC [+] -301447;1345773213;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.29 = 0.58 BTC [-] -301446;1345773214;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 45 @ 0.3 = 13.5 BTC [+] -301445;1345773569;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6800 @ 0.00100754 = 6.8513 BTC [-] -301444;1345773839;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 111 @ 0.95 = 105.45 BTC [+] -301443;1345773914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00038799 = 9.6998 BTC [-] -301442;1345773916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2058 @ 0.00038798 = 0.7985 BTC [-] -301441;1345773940;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -301440;1345773941;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 19 @ 0.808 = 15.352 BTC [+] -301439;1345774154;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 0.808 = 8.888 BTC [+] -301438;1345774756;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 22 @ 0.4 = 8.8 BTC [-] -301437;1345774780;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10494 = 0.4198 BTC [-] -301436;1345774839;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4300 @ 0.001004 = 4.3172 BTC [-] -301435;1345774840;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1700 @ 0.00100754 = 1.7128 BTC [+] -301434;1345774842;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 287 @ 0.00101538 = 0.2914 BTC [+] -301433;1345775057;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10494 BTC [-] -301432;1345775261;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9001 = 3.6004 BTC [-] -301431;1345775262;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [-] -301430;1345775263;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8702 = 3.4808 BTC [-] -301429;1345775264;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.87 = 2.61 BTC [-] -301428;1345775265;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.86 = 2.58 BTC [-] -301427;1345775879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038917 = 0.0778 BTC [+] -301426;1345775881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36500 @ 0.00038971 = 14.2244 BTC [+] -301425;1345775882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3810 @ 0.00039395 = 1.5009 BTC [+] -301424;1345775883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.0003941 = 1.4976 BTC [+] -301423;1345775885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18590 @ 0.00039446 = 7.333 BTC [+] -301422;1345775925;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1500 @ 0.00025 = 0.375 BTC [-] -301421;1345775956;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.94 BTC [-] -301420;1345776087;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.0989999 = 0.495 BTC [+] -301419;1345776259;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.0989999 = 0.297 BTC [+] -301418;1345776292;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.94 = 2.82 BTC [-] -301417;1345805972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10389 @ 0.00038765 = 4.0273 BTC [+] -301416;1345805973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00038999 = 0.975 BTC [+] -301415;1345805975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2111 @ 0.0003902 = 0.8237 BTC [+] -301414;1345806243;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5184 @ 0.00101197 = 5.2461 BTC [-] -301413;1345806319;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra hey, how do you plan to handle all the people that overbid your PT ? -301412;1345806327;mircea_popescu;i mean, there's people bidding 0.034 and stuff ?! -301411;1345806341;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [+] -301410;1345806504;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 0.99999998 = 3 BTC [+] -301409;1345806894;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 5 @ 0.091 = 0.455 BTC [-] -301408;1345806942;BTC-Mining;what PT? -301407;1345806980;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [-] -301406;1345807084;area;passthrough? -301405;1345808010;mircea_popescu;passthrough -301404;1345808437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15090 @ 0.00038698 = 5.8395 BTC [-] -301403;1345808438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4510 @ 0.00038683 = 1.7446 BTC [-] -301402;1345808975;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4800 @ 0.00101193 = 4.8573 BTC [-] -301401;1345808984;Lucidize;usage still no buy back on my yarr or divs, are u waiting for pirate? -301400;1345808994;Lucidize;usagi * -301399;1345809053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22349 @ 0.00038683 = 8.6453 BTC [-] -301398;1345809059;Lucidize;I thought cpa insured yarr -301397;1345809169;usagi;Hi lucidize -301396;1345809185;Lucidize;hello =) -301395;1345809186;usagi;Yes if there aren't enough assets in YARR to pay out the backing, CPA will step in. -301394;1345809198;usagi;Yes I'm waiting for pirate. -301393;1345809226;usagi;There are not many buyers right now, if I sell 2000 coins worth of bonds the market will crash -301392;1345809251;usagi;So expect the process to take a couple of weeks if he doesn't pay -301391;1345809287;mircea_popescu;usagi wait, why would yousell bonds ? -301390;1345809295;Lucidize;I have been waiting since Monday for the div, but its bot coming? -301389;1345809307;usagi;Because YARR holds 1 btc in bonds and other stocks for each 1 btc it has in pirate passthrus. -301388;1345809329;usagi;The money is there, I just don't want to dump it on the market all at once. -301387;1345809337;Lucidize;also no news in but back -301386;1345809348;usagi;If I do it slowly then theoretically as I sell off the assets, people will reinvest at least part of it and the market won't crash -301385;1345809357;usagi;It's a theory which is working so far -301384;1345809359;Lucidize;what will be dumped if u buy back the yarr bonds? -301383;1345809385;usagi;If you knew that you could make money because you know I have to sell out -301382;1345809391;usagi;so you could sell those holdings in front of me -301381;1345809407;Lucidize;the yarr? -301380;1345809408;usagi;If I don't sell it for what it's worth there won't be enough to cover the pirate. -301379;1345809423;usagi;Even if I had 3x trhe money... selling it all at once wouldn't yield enough to cover the 1x in pirate -301378;1345809439;usagi;Anyway I have to go to work, I will see about buying back more later today -301377;1345809482;mircea_popescu;lol apparently people are discovering how finance works. -301376;1345809497;usagi;Duhh, when I bought in, I didn't buy in at a high price either :p -301375;1345809521;usagi;I didn't move the market up. -301374;1345809550;usagi;Its a concern, if I did, then sold out and move the market down, I could easily lose 30% -301373;1345809556;usagi;without even realizing what happened -301372;1345809567;usagi;Then there would be no money to pay back yarr holders -301371;1345809582;Lucidize;what market, usd? -301370;1345809748;Lucidize;feels like I'm just told to f.o. every time I ask about the buy back, don't know why its so difficult and I'm losing my patience with yarr now -301369;1345809816;Lucidize;when I bought in it was insured for 1.3 now when its. it back time its just 1 -301368;1345809847;Lucidize;sry typo, Damn phone -301367;1345810173;Luceo;yarr was always insured for 1 -301366;1345810200;Luceo;Lucidize: I'll give you $9 mtgox per YARR if you want out -301365;1345810226;Luceo;or 0.9 BTC per -301364;1345810258;Lucidize;why would I do that when the terms state a buy back at 1? -301363;1345810270;area;If you want out now, rather than when usagi pays you back -301362;1345810365;Lucidize;I was told to wait a day on Sunday, I have been waiting many more unexpected days, waiting for a div and a buy back, neither have happened. Surely you can understand why I have become impatient today -301361;1345810484;Lucidize;I don't understand the connection if cpa and pirate, why there are no funds to continue with buy back -301360;1345810491;Lucidize;*of -301359;1345810667;Luceo;Well I'm not Usagi, I cant offer 1 or I'd make nothing on it :P -301358;1345810679;Luceo;But if you don't think he will pay you back, I'm more than willing to take that risk for you -301357;1345810698;Luceo;CPA splits its funds, 1 BTC in pirate for every 1 BTC in other bonds -301356;1345810709;Luceo;In the event of a pirate default, CPA has to sell off its hedge bonds -301355;1345810729;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3221 @ 0.00099376 = 3.2009 BTC [-] -301354;1345810730;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00099236 = 4.0687 BTC [-] -301353;1345810731;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1238 @ 0.00099074 = 1.2265 BTC [-] -301352;1345810732;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11700 @ 0.00099061 = 11.5901 BTC [-] -301351;1345810733;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12 @ 0.00098583 = 0.0118 BTC [-] -301350;1345810765;Lucidize;ok I didn't know that luceo, switching to comp brb -301349;1345810842;Lucidize;I thought CPA had a backer, didn't realise it was pirate investments -301348;1345810888;mircea_popescu;Lucidize from what i understand it's a reinvent-the-wheel approach at a cdo -301347;1345810897;mircea_popescu;so it has some pirate investments, and some other investments, and some tiers. -301346;1345810910;Lucidize;I'm beginning to wish I never invested tbh -301345;1345810927;Lucidize;It's turned out to be a right mess -301344;1345810978;mircea_popescu;what's the problem tho, it missed a dividend date ? -301343;1345811022;rg;!ticker DARKHORSE -301342;1345811024;assbot;Invalid ticker. -301341;1345811090;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.974 BTC [-] -301340;1345811093;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9788 = 1.9576 BTC [+] -301339;1345811094;Lucidize;Well I tried to get my last YARR sold off last weekend, I spoke to usagi who said on Sunday to just be patient, wait for the div monday and there would be a buy back -301338;1345811161;Lucidize;Many days later, neither have happened. I just didn't realise it all depended on if and when pirate was going to pay out -301337;1345811204;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.69 = 2.07 BTC [-] -301336;1345811413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038763 = 0.0775 BTC [+] -301335;1345811738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00038817 = 0.5434 BTC [+] -301334;1345811740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11505 @ 0.0003902 = 4.4893 BTC [+] -301333;1345811741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 295 @ 0.00039088 = 0.1153 BTC [+] -301332;1345811841;mircea_popescu;this is a problem. -301331;1345811874;nefario;GLBSE back up -301330;1345811882;nefario;and reserve requirements for buy orders have been removed -301329;1345812029;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9788 = 1.9576 BTC [+] -301328;1345812103;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9100 @ 0.00100429 = 9.139 BTC [+] -301327;1345812147;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.09 = 2.18 BTC [+] -301326;1345812695;kakobrekla;mornin -301325;1345812751;mircea_popescu;heya -301324;1345812818;kakobrekla;how is it -301323;1345812899;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.093 = 9.3 BTC [-] -301322;1345812951;mircea_popescu;not so bad really. -301321;1345812956;mircea_popescu;eating peaches. -301320;1345812982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00039088 = 4.7687 BTC [+] -301319;1345813113;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.126 BTC [+] -301318;1345813158;kakobrekla;nice -301317;1345813223;kakobrekla;http://i.somethingawful.com/u/garbageday/2012/phriday/child_computer/Snakez_01.jpg -301316;1345813281;mircea_popescu;lol -301315;1345813283;mircea_popescu;SA nao ? -301314;1345813287;mircea_popescu;we're gaining ground -301313;1345813474;kakobrekla;:) -301312;1345813588;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 9 @ 0.087 = 0.783 BTC [-] -301311;1345813659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038857 = 0.0777 BTC [-] -301310;1345814220;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.094 = 0.188 BTC [+] -301309;1345814344;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -301308;1345814344;gribble;Best bid: 9.95149, Best ask: 9.993, Bid-ask spread: 0.04151, Last trade: 9.993, 24 hour volume: 58267, 24 hour low: 9.774, 24 hour high: 10.25 -301307;1345814355;mircea_popescu;the soul of stability. -301306;1345814472;kakobrekla;bam crash. -301305;1345814532;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.7 = 5.6 BTC [+] -301304;1345814535;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -301303;1345814634;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [+] -301302;1345814637;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [+] -301301;1345814639;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [+] -301300;1345814788;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.09499999 = 0.95 BTC [+] -301299;1345815041;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -301298;1345815297;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 6 @ 0.095 = 0.57 BTC [+] -301297;1345815822;kakobrekla;>Meanwhile, since this post went up five days ago, SatoshiDICE has been making so much money that the IPO price is now only a 9x multiple. SD made over 2000 BTC in net profit today, which is almost a tenth of what I'm asking for in the IPO... earned in one day. Maybe I'm pricing this too low :/ Will post updated stats in the google doc tomorrow. -301296;1345816158;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.095 = 0.19 BTC [-] -301295;1345816232;rg;they might have made 2k that day -301294;1345816239;rg;but they'll give 2k + .5k back -301293;1345816240;rg;the next day -301292;1345816356;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.104 = 0.416 BTC [+] -301291;1345816545;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.095 = 1.9 BTC [+] -301290;1345816587;Diablo-D3;I just had a hilarious idea -301289;1345816591;Diablo-D3;pirating lillyhammer. -301288;1345816747;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [+] -301287;1345816789;mircea_popescu;rg you make sure of it:D -301286;1345816827;Diablo-D3;rg: you know whats fucking hard? -301285;1345816837;Diablo-D3;not murdering whoever invented the web browser -301284;1345816876;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.095 = 0.285 BTC [-] -301283;1345816946;rg;hehe -301282;1345816952;rg;what's your current browser of choice -301281;1345816960;Diablo-D3;thats not what I mean -301280;1345816967;Diablo-D3;the whole state of html and css is fucking bullshit -301279;1345816978;Diablo-D3;its just as bad as it was 10 fucking years ago -301278;1345816987;Diablo-D3;infact, its worse -301277;1345816997;Diablo-D3;I can build entire fucking websites without a fucking image in the place -301276;1345817005;Diablo-D3;except I have to work like 5 times fucking harder doing it -301275;1345817047;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 13 @ 0.095 = 1.235 BTC [-] -301274;1345817163;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -301273;1345817247;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.095 = 3.325 BTC [+] -301272;1345817417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00038843 = 6.6033 BTC [-] -301271;1345817419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00038944 = 3.3881 BTC [+] -301270;1345817420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8923 @ 0.00039088 = 3.4878 BTC [+] -301269;1345817503;assbot;[MPEX] [F.PURE.SYNTH] 117101 @ 0.000105 = 12.2956 BTC [-] -301268;1345817851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00038816 = 8.3454 BTC [-] -301267;1345818034;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [+] -301266;1345818037;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [+] -301265;1345818040;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.73 = 2.19 BTC [+] -301264;1345818045;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -301263;1345818182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16256 @ 0.00038816 = 6.3099 BTC [-] -301262;1345818184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23714 @ 0.00038695 = 9.1761 BTC [-] -301261;1345818616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8060 @ 0.00038695 = 3.1188 BTC [-] -301260;1345818617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9540 @ 0.00038683 = 3.6904 BTC [-] -301259;1345818698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039079 = 0.0782 BTC [+] -301258;1345818700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11980 @ 0.00039178 = 4.6935 BTC [+] -301257;1345818701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00039251 = 3.1008 BTC [+] -301256;1345818701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53441 @ 0.00039317 = 21.0114 BTC [+] -301255;1345818702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00039341 = 1.9671 BTC [+] -301254;1345818704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32600 @ 0.00039396 = 12.8431 BTC [+] -301253;1345818705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29100 @ 0.00039419 = 11.4709 BTC [+] -301252;1345818706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33500 @ 0.00039494 = 13.2305 BTC [+] -301251;1345818707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7939 @ 0.00039571 = 3.1415 BTC [+] -301250;1345818708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00039583 = 4.3937 BTC [+] -301249;1345818709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27470 @ 0.00039597 = 10.8773 BTC [+] -301248;1345818710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20758 @ 0.00039615 = 8.2233 BTC [+] -301247;1345818711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00039625 = 4.8739 BTC [+] -301246;1345818711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00039643 = 0.2775 BTC [+] -301245;1345818713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31200 @ 0.00039697 = 12.3855 BTC [+] -301244;1345818714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4438 @ 0.00039726 = 1.763 BTC [+] -301243;1345818715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00039779 = 8.4331 BTC [+] -301242;1345818716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28900 @ 0.0003985 = 11.5167 BTC [+] -301241;1345818717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39300 @ 0.00039909 = 15.6842 BTC [+] -301240;1345818718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3172 @ 0.00039909 = 1.2659 BTC [+] -301239;1345818719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00039994 = 4.6393 BTC [+] -301238;1345818720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 106202 @ 0.0004 = 42.4808 BTC [+] -301237;1345818733;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.66 = 6.6 BTC [-] -301236;1345818736;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.66 = 6.6 BTC [-] -301235;1345819261;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.46 = 1.38 BTC [+] -301234;1345819301;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1420 @ 0.0001185 = 0.1683 BTC [+] -301233;1345819349;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.66 = 6.6 BTC [-] -301232;1345819381;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 55 @ 0.104 = 5.72 BTC [+] -301231;1345819417;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 10 @ 0.000119 = 0.0012 BTC [+] -301230;1345819543;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 141 @ 0.104 = 14.664 BTC [+] -301229;1345819753;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 299 @ 0.104939 = 31.3768 BTC [+] -301228;1345819922;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 5 @ 0.17 = 0.85 BTC [-] -301227;1345820392;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.17 = 0.34 BTC [-] -301226;1345820921;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -301225;1345821432;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [+] -301224;1345821441;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.66 = 1.32 BTC [-] -301223;1345821676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00039498 = 5.9642 BTC [-] -301222;1345821688;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -301221;1345821689;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00038683 / 0.00039107 / 0.0004 (2487575 shares, 972.82 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00036755 / 0.00041457 (62495862 shares, 22,970.84 BTC) -301220;1345822057;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.09 = 1.35 BTC [-] -301219;1345822064;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.08999999 = 0.9 BTC [+] -301218;1345822177;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11700 @ 0.0009959 = 11.652 BTC [-] -301217;1345822501;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4500 @ 0.0009959 = 4.4816 BTC [-] -301216;1345822502;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3800 @ 0.00100429 = 3.8163 BTC [+] -301215;1345823057;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9788 BTC [+] -301214;1345823062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35800 @ 0.00039486 = 14.136 BTC [-] -301213;1345823063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.0003952 = 8.4178 BTC [+] -301212;1345823276;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.66 = 1.32 BTC [-] -301211;1345823281;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.66 BTC [-] -301210;1345823500;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.121 BTC [+] -301209;1345823718;usagi;Lucidize CPA does not invest in pirate. -301208;1345823728;usagi;We have one pirate contract worth 1280 coins and that's essentially it -301207;1345823738;usagi;Through NYAN we're exposed to less than 500 bitcoins in pirate. -301206;1345823752;usagi;You're just going to have to wait like everyone else -301205;1345823822;Lucidize;usagi, you told me on Sunday to wait one more day, I would prefer you to just say the truth and be an ass like you are now, then at least I know where I stand -301204;1345823831;usagi;An ass? -301203;1345823840;usagi;Well then let me tell you where you stand -301202;1345823846;Lucidize; You're just going to have to wait like everyone else -301201;1345823847;usagi;You stand in line like everyone else. What, you want special treatment? -301200;1345823849;usagi;So do I -301199;1345823852;usagi;I want special treatment too -301198;1345823857;Lucidize;All you have to do is be professional -301197;1345823858;usagi;I want pirate to pay me right now. -301196;1345823863;usagi;I am :) -301195;1345823908;usagi;In fact pirate has insinuated he would pay PPT owners last -301194;1345823928;Lucidize;I have been quite patient and discussed it in pm previously, I don't intend to be rude -301193;1345823930;usagi;So here's the deal -301192;1345823939;usagi;If you want to trade shares for a % of what's in YARR you're welcome to it -301191;1345823940;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 5 @ 0.49 = 2.45 BTC [-] -301190;1345823952;mircea_popescu;hey you two, simmer down eh ? -301189;1345824030;mircea_popescu;usagi did YARR move to weekly dividends or something like that ? -301188;1345824035;usagi;No -301187;1345824051;usagi;We paid in advance. People would invest on a wednesday and get 0.01 per day until pirate paid me -301186;1345824070;usagi;So when pirate said game over next week, we naturally just stopped paying divs. Which is what our contract says. -301185;1345824073;mircea_popescu;a. -301184;1345824093;usagi;We've bought back a lot of shares already, maybe 1000? -301183;1345824106;usagi;Lucidize is probably last in line at 1btc lol -301182;1345824110;usagi;Try 0.99999 -301181;1345824113;usagi;you'll get bought out first -301180;1345824116;Lucidize;You are so very rude -301179;1345824122;Lucidize;I'm actually at the top -301178;1345824144;Lucidize;and 2 people have pipped in above me -301177;1345824158;mircea_popescu;158 0.9999999 ? -301176;1345824162;Lucidize;yes -301175;1345824288;nefario;FUCK THIS COUNTRY AND ITS SHITTY NET!!!! -301174;1345824304;mircea_popescu;daily nefario message brought to you by nefario & china mobile. -301173;1345824311;Lucidize;I don't know why you're being so rude to be fai, I guess you just don't have the answers -301172;1345824315;Lucidize;*fair -301171;1345824417;usagi;Lol rude -301170;1345824424;usagi;I just came on and you started calling me an ass -301169;1345824458;Lucidize;feels like I'm in a time warp -301168;1345824464;Lucidize;let's just leave it there -301167;1345824474;mircea_popescu;no seriously, you're not helping each other. usagi, got a timeframe for buying out the 158 ? -301166;1345824485;usagi;Yeah I do -301165;1345824506;usagi;it's written down right beside the timeframe that pirate gave us when he said he would pay out this week -301164;1345824521;mircea_popescu;ya but see, you're running an insured fund. -301163;1345824528;mircea_popescu;so what if pirate doesn't pay at all ? -301162;1345824528;usagi;And? -301161;1345824538;usagi;Where does it say I have to pay out if pirate says he will pay next week? -301160;1345824551;usagi;If this goes on another week or so, I might have to liquidize more -301159;1345824558;mircea_popescu;what you have to do is tell people what to expect, in concrete terms, see ? so they know what to expect. -301158;1345824558;usagi;But if I drpo 2000btc on the market it will crash -301157;1345824563;usagi;and then there won't be any money left -301156;1345824567;usagi;Problem is, I did. -301155;1345824571;Lucidize;Instead of dealing with it appropriately, all you are doing is coming across unprofessional -301154;1345824576;mircea_popescu;if you don't tell them what to expect they pick something random, expect that, and then it just gets everyone frustrated. -301153;1345824577;usagi;Not at all -301152;1345824581;Lucidize;So you have your own caluse -301151;1345824585;Lucidize;*clause -301150;1345824587;mircea_popescu;ok, so what should people expect ? -301149;1345824594;usagi;Well for one -301148;1345824594;Lucidize;about market prices and how much you can sell for? -301147;1345824597;usagi;go read the thread online -301146;1345824618;usagi;I mean I don't mind answering questions but if you're going to call me an ass and say I am being unprofessional when it's obvious you haven't even done basic research -301145;1345824629;usagi;I mean thats pretty ironic actually. -301144;1345824660;Lucidize;Well it's not going to change my mind the further this goes on, I will just learn my lesson in dealing with you from here. Ok thanks -301143;1345824661;usagi;Step one, you have to realize pirate hasn't defaulted yet. -301142;1345824671;usagi;With anyone bro -301141;1345824681;usagi;Pirate didn't default because you aren't getting 7% a week -301140;1345824687;usagi;That isn't how it works. -301139;1345824721;usagi;He's shutting down his bank. I didn't get any dividend payments. And I don't have the money. But as I am told, by pirate, payments are coming out soon, within a week -301138;1345824739;usagi;Why the heck would I liquidate 2000 btc worth of mining bonds because you can't wait for pirate? That's not really my problem. -301137;1345824748;Lucidize;You are spouting rubbish. I don't want any 7%, it was actually you who told me to hang on and wait for the divs, they haven't appeared so next question was when you will be buying back. Telling me to wait like everyone else when you have already made promises on it hasn't helped your integrity -301136;1345824769;usagi;Yeah that's right, you have to wait like everyone else, for me to buy back. -301135;1345824777;usagi;I offered you a percentage of yarr's assets -301134;1345824790;usagi;Take it or leave it, unless there's some special reason why I should pay you first. -301133;1345824813;Lucidize;You offered 1% div on monday with a buy back to follow. Neither have happened. -301132;1345824817;Lucidize;You are very child like -301131;1345824828;usagi;*shrug* then pull your money out of my funds -301130;1345824838;usagi;I'm doing what I announced I would do last week -301129;1345824844;usagi;2 weeks ago even. -301128;1345825202;nefario;anyone having any issues with GLBSE and the new no reserver system? -301127;1345825260;usagi;can't log in and had to reset my pw -301126;1345825266;tonikt;by open orderes are being canceled without a reason -301125;1345825324;nefario;tonikt: orders are cancelled when you don't have enough BTC to cover them -301124;1345825361;tonikt;But I do have enough - and also sell orders are disappearing -301123;1345825371;tonikt;Basically randomly -301122;1345825378;nefario;it's not random -301121;1345825385;nefario;for buy orders -301120;1345825398;nefario;when you withdraw, transfer BTC or make a buy -301119;1345825415;nefario;it cancelles any orders where the amount would be greater than your balance -301118;1345825422;nefario;for sell orders -301117;1345825423;usagi;It said my order to buy YARR was queued -301116;1345825429;nefario;ja -301115;1345825430;tonikt;Yes - but I dont do anything - just wait, not transactions and suddenly orders dissapera -301114;1345825448;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 339 @ 0.105 = 35.595 BTC [+] -301113;1345825450;nefario;do you have a bot working on your account? -301112;1345825456;usagi;me no -301111;1345825473;nefario;usagi: orders are handled with a queue now -301110;1345825484;nefario;so it doesn't tie up the web server -301109;1345825495;usagi;well it's taking a long time to go thru hehe -301108;1345825507;nefario;did you make teh order a couple of mins ago? -301107;1345825508;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC -301106;1345825519;usagi;It shows up on my buy list -301105;1345825521;mircea_popescu;o hey, glbse has a queue nao, liek mpex ? -301104;1345825523;mircea_popescu;this is good. -301103;1345825526;usagi;No just a minute ago -301102;1345825539;usagi;Wow 1+minutes? -301101;1345825542;nefario;I'd shut down the order processing for a minute -301100;1345825548;nefario;while I was making some changes -301099;1345825553;nefario;fixed a cancel bug -301098;1345825560;tonikt;not really - I use the API and a script to place the orders - I see them for awhile and then they disappear, randomly -301097;1345825576;usagi;Ok it's on the market, my bad, someone likely a bot must have canceled the price target I saw -301096;1345825580;tonikt;next time it happens I can give you the order id -301095;1345825591;nefario;sure -301094;1345826196;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.05 = 0.15 BTC [+] -301093;1345826206;tonikt;nefario: order 1278414 has just been canceled without a reason -301092;1345826221;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9000 @ 0.00100749 = 9.0674 BTC [+] -301091;1345826247;nefario;thanks -301090;1345826256;nefario;tonikt: why don't you use the web interface? -301089;1345826279;tonikt;I did try web interface - I had the same issue -301088;1345826303;tonikt;Its just easier for me to run the script than to go through the web forms -301087;1345826335;tonikt;and now 1278406 got canceled -301086;1345826449;rg;i thought satoshidice was going live -301085;1345826451;rg;at 12gmt -301084;1345826452;nefario;I'll log into your account -301083;1345826459;nefario;and investigate -301082;1345826465;tonikt;ok -301081;1345826561;mircea_popescu;midnight rg -301080;1345826576;rg;you dont have to answer me in both channels -301079;1345826596;BTCHero;nefario: something you did fixed my account available and balance to be in sync -301078;1345826644;nefario;Ja -301077;1345826768;rg;nefario youve done so much work in the past few days -301076;1345826776;rg;you should sit back, relax, and treat yourself to a century egg -301075;1345826788;rg;preferably with a fertilized egg -301074;1345826802;rg;so its got half baby chicken in it -301073;1345826827;nefario;rg: W T F? -301072;1345826847;rg;you dont know what a century egg is? -301071;1345826852;rg;you're in china dude -301070;1345826874;rg;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Century_egg -301069;1345826879;rg;its very popular in chiner -301068;1345826912;mircea_popescu;i bet you vast majority of chinese ppl don't eat that. -301067;1345826917;rg;they do -301066;1345826922;rg;its extremely common in noodle dishes -301065;1345826933;rg;like thts what they put in their ramen -301064;1345826955;mircea_popescu;eh -301063;1345826976;rg;its a delicacy -301062;1345826995;rg;the fungus grows in snow flake forms -301061;1345826997;mircea_popescu;delicacy means rarely eaten. -301060;1345827019;rg;no sir -301059;1345827033;rg;caviar is considered a delicacy and people eat that shit all the time -301058;1345827039;rg;shits gros -301057;1345827068;BTCHero;so if you don't have enough btc for an order it just says your order has been queued then it dissapears? -301056;1345827078;BTCHero;instead of straight up telling you no? -301055;1345827082;rg;and an angel gets it wings -301054;1345827091;nefario;BTCHero: no, should tell you if you don't have enough -301053;1345827116;BTCHero;i have a buy order and my available and balance are the same -301052;1345827136;nefario;hmm, can you get the order 1 satoishi less than your balance? -301051;1345827146;mircea_popescu;rg : -301050;1345827154;mircea_popescu;.google caviarul si fetele -301049;1345827160;rg;uh oh -301048;1345827165;rg;is that fetus in rolamian -301047;1345827167;mircea_popescu;um is it ded ? -301046;1345827174;mircea_popescu;.g caviarul si fetele -301045;1345827175;markac;mircea_popescu: http://www.gandul.info/international/strategia-inedita-de-marketing-prin-care-o-companie-din-rusia-a-incercat-sa-atraga-investitori-straini-9374174 -301044;1345827181;mircea_popescu;pff so broken -301043;1345827224;rg;what hte fuck happened to vragnaroda -301042;1345827228;rg;someone here knows -301041;1345827234;rg;i emailed him and he didn't reply -301040;1345827240;rg;what if he died -301039;1345827246;BTCHero;nefario: i don't understand that request. I have .18xxx in my balance and ~.15 buy orders out. When i put in a order for .1 it just says it is queued instead of saying i can t do it -301038;1345827250;rg;like literally, walked in front of a bus by accident -301037;1345827256;rg;we'd never know -301036;1345827266;nefario;oh -301035;1345827271;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.119 = 2.38 BTC [+] -301034;1345827313;rg;nefario, is there really no #glbse ? -301033;1345827330;rg;people tend to use companies more with an IRC presence -301032;1345827334;rg;i know i prefer companies on IRC -301031;1345827342;rg;most people know bitcoin-otc-eu for mpex/mircea -301030;1345827344;rg;or his oher channel -301029;1345827349;nefario;rg: #GLBSE -301028;1345827361;rg;wtf -301027;1345827365;rg;why didn't my irc client show that -301026;1345827368;rg;i did /mode #glbse -301025;1345827375;nefario;because it must be tarded -301024;1345827375;rg;that's supposed to return its modes and creation date -301023;1345827387;mircea_popescu;its prolly some cheap chinese client you got. -301022;1345827413;mircea_popescu;Channel #glbse modes: +cnt -301021;1345827463;kakobreklaaa;http://img.rtvslo.si/_up/upload/2012/08/24/64906844_a0_5zfhcmaehqwv.jpg -301020;1345827501;mircea_popescu;is that pirate ? -301019;1345827539;kakobreklaaa;me? -301018;1345827540;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.103 = 1.442 BTC [-] -301017;1345827570;BTCHero;page 3 has a dead naked baby -301016;1345827575;kakobreklaaa;(if you dont understand previous pic http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/9491391/Elderly-woman-destroys-19th-century-fresco-with-DIY-restoration.html ) -301015;1345827604;mircea_popescu;ahahahaaaa -301014;1345827610;mircea_popescu;o GOD -301013;1345827622;kakobreklaaa;:D -301012;1345827682;mircea_popescu;im blogging this. -301011;1345827687;mircea_popescu;what's the source of your 1st ? -301010;1345827712;kakobreklaaa;irc :P -301009;1345827742;rg;oh my god -301008;1345827744;rg;what a dumb bitch -301007;1345827753;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: hahaha -301006;1345827807;rdponticelli;nefario: How long should take for a orden to show up? -301005;1345827829;nefario;no long -301004;1345827831;nefario;couple of seconds -301003;1345827836;rdponticelli;Houston... -301002;1345827853;rdponticelli;I send some, and they aren't showing up... -301001;1345827870;rg;rdponticelli: panic -301000;1345827880;rg;just kidding -300999;1345827880;rdponticelli;lol -300998;1345827882;rg;nefario will fix it up -300997;1345827883;nefario;rdponticelli: you send some....orders? of what pizza? -300996;1345827892;nefario;do you mean you made a deposit? -300995;1345827894;rdponticelli;Orders -300994;1345827900;rdponticelli;I'll ask for a pizza -300993;1345827901;nefario;or a buy/sell order? -300992;1345827905;rg;i think hes asking you what you ordered and how much -300991;1345827913;rdponticelli;Buy orders for ars -300990;1345827927;BTCHero;i just outed myself for having .18 in my account -300989;1345827933;BTCHero;now everyone knows i am poor -300988;1345827961;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 800 @ 0.00100749 = 0.806 BTC [+] -300987;1345827963;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00100663 = 4.1272 BTC [-] -300986;1345827964;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.0010064 = 0.9058 BTC [-] -300985;1345827976;rdponticelli;You mean that we, poor poor, are outlawed? -300984;1345827986;rdponticelli;:) -300983;1345828000;BTCHero;just not taken seriously -300982;1345828019;rdponticelli;Lets make money, then... -300981;1345828028;rg;BTCHero: it happens -300980;1345828042;rdponticelli;I may start paying 7% a week for deposits... :) -300979;1345828063;rg;o rly? -300978;1345828071;rg;sounds risky -300977;1345828092;rdponticelli;Not really... -300976;1345828098;rdponticelli;What can go wrong? -300975;1345828114;rdponticelli;;) -300974;1345828160;BTCHero;I would really like to setup a fund to buy houses with, but the currency risk of btc is too high. if it went up i wouldn't be able to payback -300973;1345828173;mircea_popescu; just not taken seriously << damn straight. -300972;1345828193;mircea_popescu;BTCHero how'd that work tho ? -300971;1345828209;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.119 = 0.714 BTC [+] -300970;1345828228;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.66 = 1.32 BTC [-] -300969;1345828237;BTCHero;i get money, i buy houses I rent them out and mortgage them off and pay back -300968;1345828244;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.103 = 0.309 BTC [-] -300967;1345828256;mircea_popescu;why is currency risk a problem ? -300966;1345828280;BTCHero;because if i borrowed all the btc at 10 and it went to 20 i would have to pay back 150k instead of 75k -300965;1345828280;rg;youd keep most of the money in USD anyway -300964;1345828282;rg;and buy btc -300963;1345828284;rg;youd need it -300962;1345828289;mircea_popescu;BTCHero so buy puts ? -300961;1345828290;rdponticelli;BTCHero: somebody has made such a proposal on the forum... -300960;1345828291;mircea_popescu;or calls. -300959;1345828295;mircea_popescu;buy calls / sell puts. -300958;1345828302;rg;youd need an emergency fund for repairs if you were planning to landlord -300957;1345828309;rdponticelli;I think that some sgtspike... -300956;1345828312;rg;taxes -300955;1345828316;BTCHero;rg: I am well aware -300954;1345828331;rg;it'd be an insane amount of paperwork -300953;1345828341;BTCHero;not really -300952;1345828342;rg;so you're saying -300951;1345828346;rg;not dealing with a bank at all -300950;1345828348;rg;? -300949;1345828352;mircea_popescu;something like this would be a great thing to offer btc price some anchoring -300948;1345828359;mircea_popescu;problem is the person has to be truisted. -300947;1345828364;rg;i trust btchero -300946;1345828375;rg;unless he pulls a pirate, gets a little money in his hands and runs away with it -300945;1345828379;BTCHero;until, i can get enough equity in it to pay back the btc people with a mortgage -300944;1345828385;BTCHero;then start over on house #2 -300943;1345828390;rg;no -300942;1345828392;rg;better idea -300941;1345828395;rg;lets flip houses -300940;1345828398;rg;and not even deal with renting -300939;1345828400;mircea_popescu;BTCHero maybe it's worth spending a few hours to write this out. -300938;1345828400;BTCHero;nah -300937;1345828405;mircea_popescu;rg flip is dead. -300936;1345828412;rg;THERES A SHOW ON TV CALLED FLIP MEN -300935;1345828419;BTCHero;I'm not flipping houses -300934;1345828419;mircea_popescu;that's how you knwio its dead. -300933;1345828427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00039504 = 7.5848 BTC [-] -300932;1345828428;rg;why would tv lie -300931;1345828432;rg;its tv -300930;1345828456;mircea_popescu;that's why. -300929;1345828471;rg;this -300928;1345828477;rg;this is too much to handle right now -300927;1345828487;rg;you're saying tv isnt real -300926;1345828492;BTCHero;and the greatest part is even if i fuck up somehow, the people that loaned to me have a house that i can sell off. So their risk is whatever i lose on buying/selling the house -300925;1345828508;mircea_popescu;BTCHero depends. you might just run off with it. -300924;1345828512;rg;BTCHero: and you can live in the house until you sell it -300923;1345828514;BTCHero;well yeah that -300922;1345828892;rg;Ferris Bueler was a hacker -300921;1345829491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27443 @ 0.00039504 = 10.8411 BTC [-] -300920;1345829584;rg;what's the MPEX theme song -300919;1345829586;rg;can i pick it out -300918;1345829593;rg;you can make it loop in the backgroun -300917;1345829616;rg;how about katy perry - teenage dream -300916;1345829622;rg;that might be more of a GLBSE song -300915;1345829765;mircea_popescu;i think it'd be hungarian dance #5. -300914;1345829828;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X9LvC9WkkQ < that -300913;1345829864;rg;let me see if i approve -300912;1345829949;rg;you curly haired bastard -300911;1345829954;rg;this isnt a good theme song -300910;1345830076;mircea_popescu;lol why not ? -300909;1345830151;rg;it doesnt POP -300908;1345830157;mircea_popescu;o noway, it pops. -300907;1345830399;mircea_popescu;rg would you prefer offenbach ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Diu2N8TGKA -300906;1345830783;mircea_popescu;nefario Website currently unavailable -300905;1345830820;rg;COULD YOU GIVE HIM A DAMN SECOND -300904;1345830828;Azelphur;NO -300903;1345830837;mircea_popescu;dude i dunno, i just went to check on DeaDTerra's fund thingee -300902;1345830842;mircea_popescu;which is going up soon i think ? -300901;1345830857;rg;nope. DeaDTerra is me and i just trolled everyone -300900;1345830977;mircea_popescu;o woe! -300899;1345830995;mircea_popescu;well in the positive, the response time HAS in fact improved dramatically nao. -300898;1345831180;rg;yeah -300897;1345831182;rg;i think its much faster -300896;1345831212;mircea_popescu;almost like google nao. -300895;1345831428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33900 @ 0.00039195 = 13.2871 BTC [-] -300894;1345831430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.0003913 = 3.9521 BTC [-] -300893;1345831678;rdponticelli;glbse really, really needs to offer at least some signed proof of holdings to users -300892;1345831701;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli im sure they'll get on the bandwagon. -300891;1345831714;rdponticelli;I hope so -300890;1345831742;rdponticelli;But it should be a priority -300889;1345831783;Diablo-D3;[10:48:19] How about: http://lookatmyhorsemyhorseisamazing.com/ for a song. -300888;1345831805;Diablo-D3;ciuciu: or everyday Im shufflin, or gangnam style, or rickroll -300887;1345831901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.0003916 = 0.0783 BTC [+] -300886;1345831903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.0003913 = 7.2391 BTC [-] -300885;1345831904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00039095 = 2.5803 BTC [-] -300884;1345831905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00039064 = 6.9925 BTC [-] -300883;1345831949;rg;ive never seen that look at my horse thing -300882;1345831971;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2716 @ 0.00101193 = 2.7484 BTC [+] -300881;1345831973;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3584 @ 0.00101217 = 3.6276 BTC [+] -300880;1345831973;Diablo-D3;rg: its made by the same guy that did pork.swf -300879;1345832014;EskimoBob;where did glbse go? -300878;1345832022;mircea_popescu;o still not back ? -300877;1345832042;blazing;nefario are you getting really slow net speed lately? -300876;1345832058;mircea_popescu;rg : 20 minutes are how many seconds! -300875;1345832072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039228 = 0.0785 BTC [+] -300874;1345832073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00039304 = 7.1926 BTC [+] -300873;1345832075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00039425 = 3.2723 BTC [+] -300872;1345832093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039117 = 0.0782 BTC [-] -300871;1345832095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10976 @ 0.00039064 = 4.2877 BTC [-] -300870;1345832097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3624 @ 0.00039054 = 1.4153 BTC [-] -300869;1345832110;rg;duh -300868;1345832113;rg;DUH -300867;1345832124;rg;-1 -300866;1345832140;nefario;blazing: major bug getting fixed -300865;1345832148;rg;amazing. i had an extra apple sauce left -300864;1345832149;EmanuelDeOrtego;Awesome. -300863;1345832174;blazing;nefario no i mean chinese internet speed -300862;1345832177;EmanuelDeOrtego;Whenever you get the chance, approve that IPO at your leisure. -300861;1345832216;blazing;i mean could you watch a youtube video if you wanted? -300860;1345832432;nefario;blazing: no -300859;1345832439;nefario;I remember dialup being better -300858;1345832456;blazing;yeah its painful -300857;1345832868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00039054 = 3.7492 BTC [-] -300856;1345833025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039078 = 0.0782 BTC [+] -300855;1345833027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00039109 = 5.1624 BTC [+] -300854;1345833028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2562 @ 0.00039425 = 1.0101 BTC [+] -300853;1345833029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22938 @ 0.0003952 = 9.0651 BTC [+] -300852;1345833190;EskimoBob;and people are actually buying that crap for quick in-out :) -300851;1345833421;rg;hehe -300850;1345833433;rg;try downloading from a chinaman palce -300849;1345833441;rg;its probably real quick -300848;1345833524;EmanuelDeOrtego;You wouldn't download a chinaman -300847;1345833609;rg;i want to get an asian bitvps node -300846;1345833612;rg;but i dont know where it'd go -300845;1345833616;rg;certainly not fucking china -300844;1345833674;rg;and the man of the hour -300843;1345833680;rg;the supreme dream team -300842;1345833684;rg;gigggggggggaaaaaa VPS! -300841;1345833769;gigavps;hello rg -300840;1345833831;rg;hello -300839;1345833857;gigavps;anything exciting happening? -300838;1345833857;rg;how're your miners? -300837;1345833861;rg;hot i take it -300836;1345833863;gigavps;blazing fast -300835;1345833870;rg;gigavps: satoshidice IPO goes live tonight at 12gmt -300834;1345833882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00039168 = 1.8801 BTC [-] -300833;1345833883;rg;pirate still hasnt paid -300832;1345833885;gigavps;i'm not really interested in their IPO -300831;1345833887;rg;glbse is upgraded with new code -300830;1345833890;rg;its much faster -300829;1345833904;rg;i think that's about it -300828;1345833918;rg;anyone else think of anything relevant to tell mr jiggavps? -300827;1345833929;gigavps;it makes me really wonder why a business that is supposed to be profitable and running is in need of OPM -300826;1345833944;rg;i guess they're doing it to get a story in an EU magazine -300825;1345833949;EmanuelDeOrtego;IT's not in need -300824;1345833958;EmanuelDeOrtego;Erik said he doesn't care if he doesn't sell them all -300823;1345833962;rg;so sayeth mircea -300822;1345833967;gigavps;lol -300821;1345833973;gigavps;why cash out? -300820;1345833980;rg;why not :P -300819;1345833994;gigavps;it's a very good question that is not answered -300818;1345834006;gigavps;also, their valuation of the site is a tad bit high -300817;1345834013;rg;i agree -300816;1345834021;rg;they have stuff posted like the made 2000 BTC in one day -300815;1345834022;gigavps;why not just sell the site? -300814;1345834024;rg;which i believe -300813;1345834030;rg;but i also think they gave it back the next day -300812;1345834042;gigavps;rg, i took SD for 800 btc in 24 hours -300811;1345834047;rg;yeah -300810;1345834048;gigavps;they didn't tell you that! -300809;1345834050;rg;i took them for a good amount too -300808;1345834056;gigavps;so -300807;1345834056;rg;mircea was telling me i was going to ruin the IPO -300806;1345834057;rg;:P -300805;1345834058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00341976 = 0.513 BTC [-] -300804;1345834065;gigavps;lol -300803;1345834067;gigavps;good -300802;1345834076;mircea_popescu;yes ppls, please to not ruin ipo by winning kthx -300801;1345834097;rg;gigavps just did a 10000 btc bet -300800;1345834099;rg;and won -300799;1345834123;rg;now im out of apple sauce -300798;1345834125;rg;humph :< -300797;1345834143;mircea_popescu;where'd he get 10k btc ?! -300796;1345834147;mircea_popescu;did pirate pay nao ? -300795;1345834175;rg;a lot of people are saying even if pirate does pay out -300794;1345834182;rg;he's still acted very unprofessional -300793;1345834205;rg;i try to put myself in his shoes -300792;1345834215;rg;its probably an amazingly difficult task -300791;1345834242;Jackmaninov;people are being ridiculous -300790;1345834249;Jackmaninov;pirate said it was going to take him a week to pay out -300789;1345834259;rg;well today is a week -300788;1345834269;mircea_popescu; he's still acted very unprofessional << i heard this myself. -300787;1345834293;Jackmaninov;and he mentioned monday, so I suspect he was going to pay out from this past monday to monday next week -300786;1345834294;rg;its like when that RAID controller died in the BitVPS server -300785;1345834296;mircea_popescu;Jackmaninov from what i recall he said he will take the weekend off, then start paying on monday and BE DONE by now. oldest accts first. -300784;1345834300;rg;i updated the website main page every hour -300783;1345834310;rg;with what i knew / what was happenin / what was going to happen -300782;1345834356;rg;he hasnt said more than a few vague sentences -300781;1345834363;rg;or explained anything -300780;1345834367;Jackmaninov;right, but there are a lot more opportunities for other people to game the market with any info he releases -300779;1345834383;rg;so? -300778;1345834390;rg;he doesnt have to say specific info -300777;1345834393;rg;he hasnt said ANYTHING -300776;1345834413;Jackmaninov;and for example, how many people would be pissed if PPTA-E were paid out before TYGRR-P, and so the people paid first could go buy up unpaid bonds and make a killing? -300775;1345834423;rg;so -300774;1345834425;rg;that's not his problem -300773;1345834432;rg;he didn't ask you to create passthrough bonds and sell them -300772;1345834458;rg;his responsibility is to pay the people he owes -300771;1345834461;rg;not worry about stocks -300770;1345834464;rg;not worry about the btc price -300769;1345834473;Jackmaninov;i still expect someone would try to sue him, especially if they can point to concrete money they "should" have made in the market -300768;1345834477;rg;not worry about annnnnything except paying his customers -300767;1345834484;rg;who knows -300766;1345834486;Jackmaninov;so instead, if he's paying anyone at all, he's going to pay them all in one transaction or something -300765;1345834489;rg;lets work on getting paid first -300764;1345834492;rg;well -300763;1345834494;mircea_popescu;Jackmaninov : he said x. he should have done x. what are you on about ? -300762;1345834498;rg;that sounds like im waiting for money from pirate, im not. -300761;1345834500;mircea_popescu;problem is he said x and is not doing x. -300760;1345834517;gigavps;well, shit happens and plans change -300759;1345834521;mircea_popescu;nope. -300758;1345834524;gigavps;we'll see what happens -300757;1345834551;mircea_popescu;this "plans change" doesn't fly. the only way it can change is if he says he starts monday and finishes friday -300756;1345834560;mircea_popescu;and instead starts saturday and finishes tuesday. -300755;1345834563;mircea_popescu;that's the onl;y way plans change. -300754;1345834594;Jackmaninov;that's assuming he meant business week when he said week -300753;1345834603;mircea_popescu;no. -300752;1345834610;mircea_popescu;if he didn't mean this, he should have specified -300751;1345834620;mircea_popescu;otherwise, most disfavourable construction supported by the statement prevails. -300750;1345834629;Jackmaninov;lol -300749;1345834642;rg;^^ -300748;1345834669;Jackmaninov;and that's what's been hilarious, everyone arguing about all their own disfavourable constructions all week all over every discussion method -300747;1345834675;mircea_popescu;this is how you split things : one person cuts the other person picks. -300746;1345834689;mircea_popescu;he has the power to write the contract. that means the contract is constructed always against him. -300745;1345834721;mircea_popescu;i don't see what needs to be argued really. pretty clear as it is. -300744;1345835150;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10714 @ 0.00101217 = 10.8444 BTC [+] -300743;1345835151;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 200 @ 0.00101681 = 0.2034 BTC [+] -300742;1345835153;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3752 @ 0.00101715 = 3.8163 BTC [+] -300741;1345835258;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134298402659.jpg best dress ever. -300740;1345835752;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2334 @ 0.00102108 = 2.3832 BTC [+] -300739;1345835753;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11266 @ 0.00101073 = 11.3869 BTC [-] -300738;1345835770;ThreeFixt;mircea_popescu: you should show EskimoBob -300737;1345835777;ThreeFixt;he might apprecitae it -300736;1345835777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039105 = 0.0782 BTC [-] -300735;1345835778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30800 @ 0.00039054 = 12.0286 BTC [-] -300734;1345835798;mircea_popescu;nah, she's greek. -300733;1345835920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13376 @ 0.00039054 = 5.2239 BTC [-] -300732;1345835921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16224 @ 0.00038947 = 6.3188 BTC [-] -300731;1345836919;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1134 @ 0.00101073 = 1.1462 BTC [-] -300730;1345836920;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4000 @ 0.0010064 = 4.0256 BTC [-] -300729;1345836921;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3600 @ 0.00100347 = 3.6125 BTC [-] -300728;1345836922;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18000 @ 0.00098857 = 17.7943 BTC [-] -300727;1345836923;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16083 @ 0.00098733 = 15.8792 BTC [-] -300726;1345836924;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7183 @ 0.00098583 = 7.0812 BTC [-] -300725;1345836928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.0003909 = 0.0782 BTC [+] -300724;1345836930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34900 @ 0.00039168 = 13.6696 BTC [+] -300723;1345837052;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 5 @ 0.05882918 = 0.2941 BTC [-] -300722;1345837053;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 795 @ 0.05418994 = 43.081 BTC [-] -300721;1345837993;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -300720;1345837994;gribble;Best bid: 9.956, Best ask: 9.957, Bid-ask spread: 0.00100, Last trade: 9.956, 24 hour volume: 56053, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.25 -300719;1345838060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039016 = 0.078 BTC [-] -300718;1345838061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7110 @ 0.00038947 = 2.7691 BTC [-] -300717;1345838062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14190 @ 0.00038903 = 5.5203 BTC [-] -300716;1345838191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039104 = 0.0782 BTC [+] -300715;1345838192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00039168 = 5.6402 BTC [+] -300714;1345838626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8462 @ 0.0003952 = 3.3442 BTC [+] -300713;1345838628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23438 @ 0.00039664 = 9.2964 BTC [+] -300712;1345838773;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -300711;1345838778;gribble;Time since last block: 30 minutes and 27 seconds -300710;1345838782;mircea_popescu;whoa ?! -300709;1345838791;mircea_popescu;Y U NO MATH, MINERS!!! -300708;1345839005;jcpham;vacation -300707;1345839015;mircea_popescu;l;azy bums -300706;1345839416;smickles;mircea_popescu: is there an 'easy' way to see past divident payments of assets on mpex? -300705;1345839464;mircea_popescu;yes, the issuers have to publish them -300704;1345839470;mircea_popescu;so you follow the link on the asset page -300703;1345839480;mircea_popescu;mpex issues them signed certificated for each payment -300702;1345839545;rg;aka no -300701;1345839558;mircea_popescu;aka yes, d'uh. -300700;1345839641;rg;on glbse you can click a button -300699;1345839643;rg;and it shows divs -300698;1345839645;rg;just sayin.. -300697;1345839684;smickles;thanks mircea_popescu -300696;1345839729;smickles;i meant 'easy' as in not having to write some code whic polls a json line and parses it and such -300695;1345839742;mircea_popescu;mmm -300694;1345839759;mircea_popescu;well from that perspective this is very hard, cause you have to go fishing for them -300693;1345839763;mircea_popescu;what are you trying to do tho ? -300692;1345840084;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -300691;1345840086;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 39 seconds -300690;1345840089;mircea_popescu;aha -300689;1345840497;smickles;mircea_popescu: what am i trying to do? see a man about a duck -300688;1345840504;mircea_popescu;lol ?! -300687;1345840536;smickles;;), no really, just find the best answer to a question posed to me -300686;1345840590;PK;what happened with glbse.com? -300685;1345840631;mircea_popescu;it sped up -300684;1345840657;PK;any post, comment, statement from the owner? -300683;1345840674;nefario;PK -300682;1345840676;nefario;I'm working on a bug -300681;1345840679;nefario;nearly fixed -300680;1345840685;nefario;ETA 5-10 mins -300679;1345840691;PK;nefario, so it's down for maintenance? -300678;1345840738;nefario;no -300677;1345840744;nefario;I added a new backend -300676;1345840753;nefario;and after a few hours noticed a serious bug -300675;1345840827;PK;I still call that "down for maintenance" compared to "down for good, hacked, exploded, never comes back". I hope no one had a chance to exploit that bug. -300674;1345840861;mircea_popescu;down for bitcoinicance. -300673;1345840895;nefario;we're back -300672;1345840930;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra you about ? -300671;1345840934;PK;yay -300670;1345840988;mircea_popescu;is it me or Amy Willis from the guardian la is kinda hawt ? -300669;1345841006;teek;nefario, so how is reserve calculated now? ie: what is the ratio of btc on hand to bids? -300668;1345841077;nefario;for buying -300667;1345841085;nefario;you can make as many bids as you like -300666;1345841100;nefario;the total value of a bid must not exceed your balance -300665;1345841115;nefario;when your balance lowers, any bids that are larger than it are cancelled -300664;1345841171;usagi;interesting -300663;1345841176;teek;nice -300662;1345841183;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 6 @ 0.99 = 5.94 BTC [+] -300661;1345841183;usagi;I'd say that's a good change -300660;1345841192;kakobrekla;http://bou.si/4c/1345821363838.jpg -300659;1345841193;teek;big time -300658;1345841199;teek;liquidty will increase overnight -300657;1345841199;kakobrekla;hello -300656;1345841244;Jackmaninov;i'd hate to see a market panic with bids that disappear though... -300655;1345841268;usagi;use limit orders. -300654;1345841281;teek;they won't realy dissapeer because as soon as the account can't honor the bid it is removed -300653;1345841282;nefario;trades on hold ATM -300652;1345841285;teek;not like the old style -300651;1345841307;teek;a bid will still represent actual funds -300650;1345841321;Jackmaninov;usagi: i agree limit orders are the rational thing to do, but panics aren't rational :) -300649;1345841336;usagi;You can't enter market orders on GLBSE tho. -300648;1345841344;usagi;Unless you're an idiot and type in 0.000001 -300647;1345841371;mircea_popescu;glbse has no market orders ?! -300646;1345841378;mircea_popescu;what happens if you don't fill in the price ? -300645;1345841392;usagi;Market orders are stupid and were created to fool rubes. -300644;1345841425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15262 @ 0.00039664 = 6.0535 BTC [+] -300643;1345841426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00039692 = 1.6671 BTC [+] -300642;1345841428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13238 @ 0.00039695 = 5.2548 BTC [+] -300641;1345841428;kakobrekla;hm -300640;1345841443;kakobrekla;bid side is getting larger -300639;1345841445;kakobrekla;compared to ask -300638;1345841450;kakobrekla;;;ticker -300637;1345841450;gribble;Best bid: 9.98733, Best ask: 10.01299, Bid-ask spread: 0.02566, Last trade: 10.01299, 24 hour volume: 42892, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.25 -300636;1345841481;mod6;yeah, a lot more strength on the bid side now -300635;1345841492;mircea_popescu;on gox ? -300634;1345841505;mod6;yea -300633;1345841521;mod6;was just peeking at this one: http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -300632;1345841574;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.09 = 2.25 BTC [-] -300631;1345841575;mircea_popescu;ya -300630;1345841576;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 83 @ 0.103 = 8.549 BTC [-] -300629;1345841842;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 83 @ 0.103 = 8.549 BTC [-] -300628;1345841850;tonikt;if trades are on hold, then how comes that assobot is announcing trades? -300627;1345841890;nefario;because it's an ass -300626;1345841895;tonikt;:) -300625;1345841895;nefario;also they back -300624;1345841931;tonikt;ok - I see it. cheers -300623;1345841951;nefario;fucking loads of orders pouring in -300622;1345841971;nefario;beautiful to watch them skip across the screen -300621;1345841998;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 39 @ 0.106 = 4.134 BTC [+] -300620;1345842274;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.09 = 0.45 BTC [-] -300619;1345842281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5217 @ 0.00039695 = 2.0709 BTC [+] -300618;1345842282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3983 @ 0.00039745 = 1.583 BTC [+] -300617;1345842423;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.6 = 1.8 BTC [-] -300616;1345842425;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [+] -300615;1345842452;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.09 = 1.44 BTC [-] -300614;1345842498;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.09 = 2.25 BTC [-] -300613;1345842560;smickles;nefario: so things are going well now for the site? -300612;1345842578;nefario;bug fixed -300611;1345842605;smickles;good to hear -300610;1345842608;nefario;now to change the order cleanup system -300609;1345842613;nefario;so instead of cancelling orders -300608;1345842619;nefario;it reduces the quantity -300607;1345842626;smickles;that would be nice -300606;1345842681;mircea_popescu;Current P/E based on all-time performance: 8.79x -300605;1345842681;mircea_popescu;Current P/E based on past 30 days performance: 4.72x -300604;1345842691;mircea_popescu;ok, evoorhees came up with some pretty interesting numbers. -300603;1345842735;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [-] -300602;1345842787;maximian;for S.DICE? -300601;1345842815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24300 @ 0.00039417 = 9.5783 BTC [-] -300600;1345842816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23100 @ 0.00039265 = 9.0702 BTC [-] -300599;1345842877;mircea_popescu;yeah -300598;1345842891;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9788 BTC [+] -300597;1345842898;mircea_popescu;apparently ipo announcement brought a lot more business. -300596;1345842927;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 46 @ 0.9 = 41.4 BTC [+] -300595;1345843011;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC -300594;1345843221;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 12 @ 0.126 = 1.512 BTC [+] -300593;1345843261;smickles;over half of s.dice's first round are bid on already -300592;1345843299;mircea_popescu;with those numbers... -300591;1345843327;mircea_popescu;actually haha, #bitcoin-assets will see some trades when the block goes out huh -300590;1345843340;boonies4u;congrats -300589;1345843392;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [-] -300588;1345843564;maximian;what happens to the remaining s.dice shares from today's round? Are they included in tomorrow's round? -300587;1345843582;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3205 @ 0.00098583 = 3.1596 BTC [-] -300586;1345843583;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5554 @ 0.00098258 = 5.4572 BTC [-] -300585;1345843620;mircea_popescu;maximian no, they just stay on the book till bought -300584;1345843659;mircea_popescu;i imagine some people rather than expose their bid prefer to lurk, but you never know. -300583;1345843735;maximian;makes sense -300582;1345843833;evoorhees;just to clarify, the 4.72x P/E for the past 30 days wouldn't be far different if we excluded this past week of performance. So if you want to remove the publicity factor from this week, the P/E for the past 30 days is probably in the 5-6x range -300581;1345843857;mircea_popescu;what was seen cannot be unseen -300580;1345843862;mircea_popescu;publicity doesn't go away once had :D -300579;1345843924;mircea_popescu;i guess it'd make sense to exclude it from any growth velocity projections. maybe. -300578;1345843926;evoorhees;True but this week can reasonably be considered an outlier - I don't want people to think that this week is far out of the norm, however. It is fairly in line with the past 30 days of performance -300577;1345843938;evoorhees;yeah -300576;1345843947;mircea_popescu;im really curious what a print ad campaign does -300575;1345843963;mircea_popescu;i haven't done any print advertising in > 5 years now. -300574;1345843985;evoorhees;the print ad campaign will be longer term - it'll introduce the normal gambling world to bitcoin. This will have a long-term effect on SD's long term outlook, but I don't think it would cause any sudden surge -300573;1345844004;mircea_popescu;still, you do measure roi somehiw with it -300572;1345844012;mircea_popescu;i imagine -300571;1345844070;evoorhees;yeah... if only print had a "click here" button :) -300570;1345844093;mircea_popescu;i guess it will be quite visible in -otc and on forum tho :p -300569;1345844097;evoorhees;Manly - I want to use some of the money to market bitcoin to the broader world. This is of course always a big objective of mine. -300568;1345844102;evoorhees;mainly* -300567;1345844109;mircea_popescu;nono, manly worked. -300566;1345844116;evoorhees;hehe -300565;1345844144;nefario;hey evoorhees -300564;1345844153;evoorhees;heya -300563;1345844337;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.09 = 3.27 BTC [+] -300562;1345844545;mircea_popescu;Avg. BTC per Bet 0.56 -300561;1345844552;mircea_popescu;this is kinda interesting, means rg was a real baller huh. -300560;1345844582;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.965 BTC [-] -300559;1345844610;gabbynot;ticker -300558;1345844622;gabbynot;;;ticker -300557;1345844622;gribble;Best bid: 10.13001, Best ask: 10.22, Bid-ask spread: 0.08999, Last trade: 10.245, 24 hour volume: 51183, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.245 -300556;1345844805;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9300 @ 0.00097825 = 9.0977 BTC [-] -300555;1345844839;kakobrekla;looks like P is behind recent orderbook changes -300554;1345844852;mircea_popescu;P ? -300553;1345844859;kakobrekla;pirate? -300552;1345844870;mircea_popescu;what orderbook changes ? -300551;1345844887;kakobrekla;from bearish to bullish -300550;1345844893;mircea_popescu;!ticker TYGRR.BOND-P -300549;1345844928;mod6;some one just bought quite a few coins on gox too, maybe 20k? -300548;1345844930;assbot;[GLBSE:TYGRR.BOND-P] [Bid: 0.5] [Ask: 0.68] [Spread: 0.18] [Last: 0.54] [24hVol: 370.2641998] [7dAvg: 0.67569585] -300547;1345844931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00039323 = 4.4042 BTC [+] -300546;1345844933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.0003929 = 3.8111 BTC [-] -300545;1345844956;mircea_popescu;ya thats about 2x normal volume for that bond huh -300544;1345844988;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -300543;1345845034;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: it recently passed gigamining -300542;1345845040;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.1095 = 4.38 BTC [+] -300541;1345845068;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 20 @ 0.08 = 1.6 BTC [-] -300540;1345845074;mircea_popescu;boonies4u yeah. -300539;1345845152;rg;wowza -300538;1345845154;rg;;;ticker -300537;1345845154;gribble;Best bid: 10.31, Best ask: 10.3834, Bid-ask spread: 0.07340, Last trade: 10.39, 24 hour volume: 60858, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.39 -300536;1345845186;mod6;hmm, i guess ~13k btc http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg2zig15-minztgSzbgBza1gTMAzm1g10za2gTMAzm2g25zi1gMACDzi2gWilliamRzv -300535;1345845213;rg;that thar be a lot o monies -300534;1345845304;MoneyIsDebt;damn, just sold like five minutes ago -300533;1345845311;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -300532;1345845312;gribble;Best bid: 10.4, Best ask: 10.422, Bid-ask spread: 0.02200, Last trade: 10.4, 24 hour volume: 63367, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.422 -300531;1345845317;mircea_popescu;back to 14 ? -300530;1345845342;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.941 = 1.882 BTC [+] -300529;1345845361;MoneyIsDebt;there's still the joker of pirate's holdings -300528;1345845368;MoneyIsDebt;is he in bitcoin or usd right now -300527;1345845382;MoneyIsDebt;or in mexico -300526;1345845383;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 5 @ 0.14474517 = 0.7237 BTC [-] -300525;1345845384;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 6 @ 0.13615187 = 0.8169 BTC [-] -300524;1345845385;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 7 @ 0.11376472 = 0.7964 BTC [-] -300523;1345845386;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 602 @ 0.10034315 = 60.4066 BTC [-] -300522;1345845436;kakobrekla;>> Forgot to say: mpoe.org, mpoe.biz, mpex.us, mpex.biz among others all point to http://polimedia.us/bitcoin. -300521;1345845440;kakobrekla;is this new mircea_popescu ? -300520;1345845445;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.69 = 6.9 BTC [+] -300519;1345845448;mircea_popescu;not rly. -300518;1345845458;mircea_popescu;jsut people were so aggitated about domain names for some reason. -300517;1345845472;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1095 = 0.7665 BTC [+] -300516;1345845474;boonies4u;;;ticker -300515;1345845474;gribble;Best bid: 10.431, Best ask: 10.47987, Bid-ask spread: 0.04887, Last trade: 10.431, 24 hour volume: 64186, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.48 -300514;1345845487;mircea_popescu;i think it's this psychological thing, "i have a domain i am now antrepreneur" or something. -300513;1345845525;kakobrekla;i dont care as long as its short -300512;1345845550;kakobrekla;'polimedia' is kinda long -300511;1345845553;mircea_popescu;well... 4 letters. -300510;1345845561;gabbynot;;;ticker -300509;1345845562;gribble;Best bid: 10.431, Best ask: 10.478, Bid-ask spread: 0.04700, Last trade: 10.431, 24 hour volume: 64623, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.48 -300508;1345845564;mircea_popescu;ya, but polimedia is a 5 year old domain that dominates. -300507;1345845594;kakobrekla;and -300506;1345845597;kakobrekla;when you type it -300505;1345845601;kakobrekla;you are not done yet -300504;1345845604;kakobrekla;:> -300503;1345845610;mircea_popescu;you srsly can jsut go mpex.us -300502;1345845616;kakobrekla;I WILL! -300501;1345845618;kakobrekla;RITE NAO! -300500;1345845619;mircea_popescu;tho i think most users don't even go to the site -300499;1345845623;mircea_popescu;or else have booxmarx -300498;1345845649;kakobrekla;did you see dead man mp, the movie -300497;1345845654;mircea_popescu;mmmmno -300496;1345845662;kakobrekla;i think you might enjoy it as well -300495;1345845679;mircea_popescu;i'll add it to the list -300494;1345845757;mircea_popescu;whoa -300493;1345845758;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -300492;1345845759;gribble;Best bid: 10.61298, Best ask: 10.613, Bid-ask spread: 0.00002, Last trade: 10.61298, 24 hour volume: 70440, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.613 -300491;1345845762;mircea_popescu;we're exploding here. -300490;1345845782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.0003929 = 2.6717 BTC [-] -300489;1345845894;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 38 @ 0.05199999 = 1.976 BTC [+] -300488;1345846078;boonies4u;;;ticker -300487;1345846079;gribble;Best bid: 10.48041, Best ask: 10.5777, Bid-ask spread: 0.09729, Last trade: 10.6, 24 hour volume: 73103, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.6188 -300486;1345846620;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1541 @ 0.00097825 = 1.5075 BTC [-] -300485;1345846622;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7408 @ 0.00099082 = 7.34 BTC [+] -300484;1345847380;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -300483;1345847711;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -300482;1345847864;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.085 = 0.425 BTC [-] -300481;1345847999;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -300480;1345848227;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1095 = 0.9855 BTC [+] -300479;1345848438;kakobrekla;zomg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INd39TezErQ&feature=player_embedded -300478;1345848669;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [+] -300477;1345848687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10716 @ 0.0003954 = 4.2371 BTC [+] -300476;1345848805;MoneyIsDebt;kakobrekla: Until they get that health bar over ppl in real life, they won't know when to stop shooting -300475;1345848819;kakobrekla;heh -300474;1345848893;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [+] -300473;1345848979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.0003929 = 5.2256 BTC [-] -300472;1345848980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00039265 = 3.2197 BTC [-] -300471;1345849049;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.999 = 1.998 BTC [+] -300470;1345849184;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.941 = 1.882 BTC [+] -300469;1345849286;mircea_popescu;what's the 24 hour avg price command ? -300468;1345849373;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.650001 = 6.5 BTC [-] -300467;1345849511;kakobrekla;;;ticker -something -300466;1345849511;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). -300465;1345849526;kakobrekla;o no. -300464;1345849529;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.1699 BTC [-] -300463;1345849626;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 80 @ 0.09 = 7.2 BTC [-] -300462;1345849676;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -300461;1345850030;DeaDTerra;Gamma SatoshiDice Pass Through is up and running :D -300460;1345850039;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9788 = 1.9576 BTC [+] -300459;1345850071;PsychoticBoy;got some nice deal Deadterra? -300458;1345850093;mircea_popescu;o hey, that's good. -300457;1345850094;DeaDTerra;nice deal? xD Of course I only have nice deals ;) -300456;1345850105;DeaDTerra;Place you bids ;) -300455;1345850107;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra wghat about the peoplebidding like10x the price ?! -300454;1345850115;DeaDTerra;All fake bids... -300453;1345850128;DeaDTerra;they didn't have the Bitcoins accessable so they were automatically cancelled :P -300452;1345850139;mircea_popescu;:p -300451;1345850143;mircea_popescu;;;bids 15 -300450;1345850145;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 15.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -300449;1345850149;mircea_popescu;;;asks 15 -300448;1345850151;gribble;There are currently 107331.49 bitcoins offered at or under 15.0 USD, worth 1327941.11918 USD in total. -300447;1345850167;mircea_popescu;;;asks 11 -300446;1345850169;gribble;There are currently 31555.646 bitcoins offered at or under 11.0 USD, worth 338842.686739 USD in total. -300445;1345850441;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110N] 1 @ 0.29482106 BTC [+] -300444;1345850544;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11800 @ 0.00099001 = 11.6821 BTC [-] -300443;1345850545;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3760 @ 0.00099082 = 3.7255 BTC [+] -300442;1345850671;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05199999 BTC [+] -300441;1345851211;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1 @ 0.06706575 BTC [-] -300440;1345851520;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 865 @ 0.00100197 = 0.8667 BTC [+] -300439;1345851578;PsychoticBoy;!ticker ABM -300438;1345851579;assbot;Invalid ticker. -300437;1345851592;PsychoticBoy;??? glbse down -300436;1345851918;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.06645947 = 66.4595 BTC [-] -300435;1345851920;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 1000 @ 0.05351401 = 53.514 BTC [-] -300434;1345851997;nefario;yes -300433;1345852451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42998 @ 0.00039306 = 16.9008 BTC [+] -300432;1345852453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19102 @ 0.00039265 = 7.5004 BTC [-] -300431;1345852516;kakobrekla;22:48.37 ( @neofutur ) (04:57) <@MagicalTu> we have 350k moving as I talk -300430;1345852516;kakobrekla;22:48.37 ( @neofutur ) (04:58) <@MagicalTu> and 50k which should be credited soon (pending since 08/19/2012) -300429;1345852655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 298 @ 0.00039265 = 0.117 BTC [-] -300428;1345852656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29900 @ 0.00039247 = 11.7349 BTC [-] -300427;1345852657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27851 @ 0.0003922 = 10.9232 BTC [-] -300426;1345852658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32307 @ 0.00039189 = 12.6608 BTC [-] -300425;1345852659;mircea_popescu;what's that about kakobrekla ? -300424;1345852659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48210 @ 0.00038903 = 18.7551 BTC [-] -300423;1345852660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50001 @ 0.00038855 = 19.4279 BTC [-] -300422;1345852661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43195 @ 0.00038853 = 16.7826 BTC [-] -300421;1345852662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45700 @ 0.00038795 = 17.7293 BTC [-] -300420;1345852663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38500 @ 0.00038695 = 14.8976 BTC [-] -300419;1345852665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42700 @ 0.00038686 = 16.5189 BTC [-] -300418;1345852666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32708 @ 0.00038672 = 12.6488 BTC [-] -300417;1345852666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49600 @ 0.00038672 = 19.1813 BTC [-] -300416;1345852667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35956 @ 0.00038671 = 13.9045 BTC [-] -300415;1345852668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1191 @ 0.00038652 = 0.4603 BTC [-] -300414;1345852669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00038651 = 0.8503 BTC [-] -300413;1345852670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44300 @ 0.00038639 = 17.1171 BTC [-] -300412;1345852671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00038638 = 2.0092 BTC [-] -300411;1345852672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28637 @ 0.00038638 = 11.0648 BTC [-] -300410;1345852673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5147 @ 0.00038634 = 1.9885 BTC [-] -300409;1345852674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62200 @ 0.00038632 = 24.0291 BTC [-] -300408;1345852675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37000 @ 0.00038629 = 14.2927 BTC [-] -300407;1345852676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62300 @ 0.00038611 = 24.0547 BTC [-] -300406;1345852677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54415 @ 0.00038575 = 20.9906 BTC [-] -300405;1345852678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52500 @ 0.00038547 = 20.2372 BTC [-] -300404;1345852679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41300 @ 0.00038541 = 15.9174 BTC [-] -300403;1345852680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24810 @ 0.00038517 = 9.5561 BTC [-] -300402;1345852681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33300 @ 0.00038473 = 12.8115 BTC [-] -300401;1345852682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16899 @ 0.0003847 = 6.501 BTC [-] -300400;1345852683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38200 @ 0.00038442 = 14.6848 BTC [-] -300399;1345852684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49600 @ 0.00038423 = 19.0578 BTC [-] -300398;1345852684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00038412 = 7.836 BTC [-] -300397;1345852685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63600 @ 0.00038408 = 24.4275 BTC [-] -300396;1345852686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00038408 = 0.3841 BTC [-] -300395;1345852687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50300 @ 0.00038403 = 19.3167 BTC [-] -300394;1345852688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00038396 = 0.6911 BTC [-] -300393;1345852689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00038296 = 0.3064 BTC [-] -300392;1345852690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59800 @ 0.00038274 = 22.8879 BTC [-] -300391;1345852691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00038268 = 0.8036 BTC [-] -300390;1345852692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21279 @ 0.00037881 = 8.0607 BTC [-] -300389;1345852693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00037614 = 1.6174 BTC [-] -300388;1345852693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45811 @ 0.0003724 = 17.06 BTC [-] -300387;1345852695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40800 @ 0.00037056 = 15.1188 BTC [-] -300386;1345852696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00035264 = 1.34 BTC [-] -300385;1345852697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37216 @ 0.00034885 = 12.9828 BTC [-] -300384;1345852698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20624 @ 0.00034759 = 7.1687 BTC [-] -300383;1345852699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00034315 = 0.3775 BTC [-] -300382;1345852700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00034254 = 3.1856 BTC [-] -300381;1345852701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60400 @ 0.00034229 = 20.6743 BTC [-] -300380;1345852702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00033685 = 0.9769 BTC [-] -300379;1345852702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57030 @ 0.0003328 = 18.9796 BTC [-] -300378;1345852703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00033166 = 6.8985 BTC [-] -300377;1345852705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21789 @ 0.00032871 = 7.1623 BTC [-] -300376;1345852705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24924 @ 0.00032816 = 8.1791 BTC [-] -300375;1345852706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46623 @ 0.00032395 = 15.1035 BTC [-] -300374;1345852707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29900 @ 0.00032361 = 9.6759 BTC [-] -300373;1345852708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3571 @ 0.00028 = 0.9999 BTC [-] -300372;1345852710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 947016 @ 0.0001 = 94.7016 BTC [-] -300371;1345852710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 664892 @ 0.000035 = 23.2712 BTC [-] -300370;1345852718;mircea_popescu;aahah wtf. -300369;1345852736;kakobrekla;huh -300368;1345852767;JWU_42;what in the sam hell -300367;1345852778;kakobrekla;hm -300366;1345852782;kakobrekla;orderbook is now empty eh -300365;1345852784;mircea_popescu;i would guess somebody made a typo -300364;1345852785;kakobrekla;lol -300363;1345852810;mircea_popescu;which man... musta hurt. -300362;1345852814;nefario;whats the total btc -300361;1345852832;mircea_popescu;liek a coupla hundred maybe ? -300360;1345852884;nefario;ouch -300359;1345852892;nefario;mircea_popescu: someone wants out -300358;1345852897;mircea_popescu;!ticker S.MPOE -300357;1345852899;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.000035 / 0.00029989 / 0.0004 (5892150 shares, 1,767.01 BTC), 30day: 0.000035 / 0.00036086 / 0.00041457 (66456721 shares, 23,981.68 BTC) -300356;1345852917;mircea_popescu;lol 0.000035 / 0.0004 that's cute. -300355;1345852941;mircea_popescu;nah nefario , if they wanted out could have taken their time. someone sold 10x as many as they meant to. -300354;1345852990;mircea_popescu;not really much of a loss except for those 1.6mn at the end. -300353;1345853002;mircea_popescu;.py 1600000 * 0.00035 -300352;1345853003;markac;560.0 -300351;1345853007;mircea_popescu;bout 500 btc. -300350;1345853328;mircea_popescu;so in the end deadterra sold nothing ? or am i misreading this https://glbse.com/asset/view/GSDPT -300349;1345853353;mircea_popescu;nm, glbse down again. -300348;1345853372;PsychoticBoy;down and as far as I know no he sold nothing yet -300347;1345853574;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am disappoint. -300346;1345853599;mircea_popescu;i tell you, if after all the hee-haw on the forums glbse manages to sell 10 btc's worth... -300345;1345853602;mircea_popescu;it's gonna be sad. -300344;1345853843;maximian;Wow, there a lot of happy s.mpoe bidders today -300343;1345853876;mircea_popescu;poor smickles. -300342;1345853883;mircea_popescu;when he wakes up and sees this he's gonna seethe -300341;1345854020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00038342 = 2.8757 BTC [+] -300340;1345854786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00038336 = 0.345 BTC [-] -300339;1345855698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 142 @ 0.00346064 = 0.4914 BTC [+] -300338;1345855747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00038342 = 8.8953 BTC [+] -300337;1345855833;k3t3r;whats the score with glbse? -300336;1345855840;k3t3r;down -300335;1345856094;EmanuelDeOrtego;Apparently there is a major bug being closed -300334;1345856098;EmanuelDeOrtego;so its for the best it seems -300333;1345856680;smickles;heh -300332;1345856686;smickles;i caught it taht time -300331;1345856687;smickles;:D -300330;1345856701;smickles;at least a little :/ -300329;1345856705;smickles;how low did that go? -300328;1345856726;smickles;.0001? really? -300327;1345856735;smickles;:o -300326;1345856763;smickles;i should'a had more wher i bid at :( -300325;1345856836;BTC-Mining;What bug? -300324;1345856858;BTC-Mining;And that 0.0001 might get reversed, whatever it was -300323;1345856907;smickles;ah man, well, it turns out i only had a 1btc wort of a bid a .0028 -300322;1345856937;smickles;BTC-Mining: the .0001 on s.mpoe? -300321;1345856951;BTC-Mining;oh, MPOE -300320;1345856973;smickles;waht .0001 are you talking about *shivers* -300319;1345856991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00038342 = 1.8021 BTC [+] -300318;1345857038;BTCHero;BTC-Mining: what happened to kraken on glbse (when it was up)? -300317;1345857052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038537 = 0.0771 BTC [+] -300316;1345857054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00038503 = 3.4268 BTC [-] -300315;1345857151;EmanuelDeOrtego;So -300314;1345857160;EmanuelDeOrtego;When is it going to be up again -300313;1345857344;BTC-Mining;It's selling -300312;1345857355;BTC-Mining;Not sure we're it's at right now. -300311;1345857425;BTCHero;I saw a bunch at .1 then went to buy and they weren't there -300310;1345857439;BTCHero;.01 -300309;1345857965;BTC-Mining;They're sold at 0.01 -300308;1345858013;BTC-Mining;It doesn't change the percent returned, but should allow to reinvest in full (or almost) each week if wanted. -300307;1345858107;BTCHero;oh, well that sucks :) -300306;1345858124;BTC-Mining;I prefer more shares for less than forcing a full bitcoin per share. -300305;1345858171;mircea_popescu;so glbse still down ? -300304;1345858176;smickles;seems so -300303;1345858185;smickles;did the deadterra thing happen? -300302;1345858190;mircea_popescu;obviously it's a lot easier to use. -300301;1345858195;mircea_popescu;no, it got killed. -300300;1345858202;smickles;really? -300299;1345858204;BTC-Mining;what deadterra thing? -300298;1345858204;mircea_popescu;exchanfge has to be up for things to happen -300297;1345858205;mircea_popescu;well ? -300296;1345858212;smickles;i suppose -300295;1345858220;smickles;but to give up entirely? -300294;1345858235;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining deadterra was going to try and offer a pass-through for s.dice on that pathetic excuse of a dysfunctional thing which they insist on the forum is "the standard" -300293;1345858246;mircea_popescu;it collected ~100 btc in fake bids which wiped when the guy put the asset out -300292;1345858253;mircea_popescu;and that was during the half hour the site was up today. -300291;1345858266;mircea_popescu;and im going to shoot the next forum fuckwit that even dares to not sing the praises of mpex. -300290;1345858272;mircea_popescu;just on general principle. -300289;1345858276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00038336 = 1.4568 BTC [-] -300288;1345858295;smickles;i'm not even an exchange and i'm 'passing thru' more than 100 btc ??! -300287;1345858300;mircea_popescu;yes. -300286;1345858313;smickles;waht happend to that forum spirit? -300285;1345858318;mircea_popescu;because "it not being on glbse is a blemish" -300284;1345858320;mircea_popescu;fucktards. -300283;1345858331;mircea_popescu;they deserve their pirate bonds. for srsly. -300282;1345858347;BTC-Mining;sing the praises of mpex? Fuck, it might be good functional wise, but any professional platform should have great user interface AND great security/performance -300281;1345858371;smickles;it's the exchange, not the brokerage -300280;1345858383;BTC-Mining;GLBSE/Mpex both have one side of the thing each, UI or performance. Both seems secure. -300279;1345858404;nefario;Not hard to be fast when hardly anyone is using it -300278;1345858405;BTC-Mining;Hopefully in the future, both of you can have UI + performance. -300277;1345858419;nefario;And fuck this country -300276;1345858436;smickles;BTC-Mining: i'll add the ui to mpex -300275;1345858439;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining get out. seriously. exchange down ? WHAT ? -300274;1345858443;smickles;i'm calling it smex -300273;1345858454;smickles;it will be my brokerage site -300272;1345858454;mircea_popescu;nefario don't even start -300271;1345858457;nefario;smeg? -300270;1345858463;mircea_popescu;your noobs need about a month to get my daily volume. -300269;1345858470;mircea_popescu;and who told you it;'s ok to have bugs in production software ? -300268;1345858476;nefario;mircea_popescu: you can roll your lips on the glory of my cokc -300267;1345858478;nefario;cock -300266;1345858487;mircea_popescu;tell me rthat. what school did you go wjere they said "production software has bugs in it" -300265;1345858493;BTC-Mining;... are two exchange owners really fighting now? -300264;1345858495;mircea_popescu;buncha crap. -300263;1345858496;mircea_popescu;yes. -300262;1345858503;smickles;looked like it -300261;1345858506;nefario;Im in a pissy mood ATM -300260;1345858512;mircea_popescu;get of the fucken internet and come back when you can provide something that works. -300259;1345858518;smickles;(my comment to BTC-Mining) -300258;1345858561;nefario;** shudder ** -300257;1345858584;BTC-Mining;mircea, you're rolling no new features for mpex, at least try and show you can do it before criticizing. -300256;1345858598;mircea_popescu;dude. new features ?\ -300255;1345858608;mircea_popescu;queue ordering ? he's implementing my features, six months late. -300254;1345858611;mircea_popescu;get out. srsly. -300253;1345858614;mircea_popescu;mine work. -300252;1345858659;smickles;ciuciu: i think he still has you on ignore -300251;1345858693;BTC-Mining;This update happens to be implemented on Mpex. But there's not that many features as far as I know on Mpex. -300250;1345858701;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining such as. -300249;1345858722;smickles;are you asking BTC-Mining for a feature request? -300248;1345858723;BTC-Mining;I'm saying you could at least try to add new features and show you can do it without any bugs before criticizing. -300247;1345858742;mircea_popescu;... -300246;1345858749;BTC-Mining;It's NOT ok to have bugs in production software, I'll have to approve that. -300245;1345858751;mircea_popescu;mpex has been running without as much as 5 minutes of downtime since launch -300244;1345858758;mircea_popescu;what part of that woudl you improve upon ? -300243;1345858777;mircea_popescu;and it's not even that i have a problem with the guy trying. -300242;1345858780;mircea_popescu;he's trying, great. -300241;1345858784;mircea_popescu;it's the forum idiots that get my goat. -300240;1345858789;BTC-Mining;Features! UI! -300239;1345858800;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7700 @ 0.00099504 = 7.6618 BTC [-] -300238;1345858807;mircea_popescu;dude you say features like it's some sort of the grail. what features ? -300237;1345858854;BTC-Mining;Feeatures like better graphs, better account summary, login with 2 step auth -300236;1345858877;maximian;mircea: order history would be nice -300235;1345858880;BTC-Mining;See how you can handle the amount of traffic then. -300234;1345858892;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you have any ideea how much traffic i handle ? -300233;1345858900;mircea_popescu;cmon, for my curiosity, spout a figure. -300232;1345858911;smickles;he is the 4chan of romainia, or some such -300231;1345858913;mircea_popescu;maximian order history, how you mean ? -300230;1345858920;mircea_popescu;smickles forget that, i just mean /bitcoin/ -300229;1345858926;BTC-Mining;Considering the current simple interface, probably a lot. -300228;1345858927;smickles;oh -300227;1345858928;maximian;Get a JSON dump of my transaction history -300226;1345858937;BTC-Mining;But there's not so many people using Mpex. -300225;1345858943;mircea_popescu;maximian you get that in a stat neh ? -300224;1345858951;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you really believe that ? -300223;1345858968;smickles;ciuciu: reported whowhatnow? -300222;1345858982;maximian;mircea: not the complete history - I have to keep track of it myself -300221;1345859006;mircea_popescu;maximian you get the history since last STAT, right. the ideea kinda is that accounting is done by client. -300220;1345859016;BTC-Mining;I'm saying if you'd improve the UI, you'd bring more people to MPEX and at the same time need more processing power for each user. -300219;1345859037;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining this is a non-argument. -300218;1345859059;smickles;mircea_popescu: Am i missing something, or are you saying mpex is an EXCHANGE, not a BROKER? -300217;1345859071;mircea_popescu;well yes it's an exchange -300216;1345859092;smickles;broker/exchange/accountant/fluffer -300215;1345859097;smickles;that's what I want -300214;1345859103;mircea_popescu;lol -300213;1345859110;smickles;all run by one button -300212;1345859142;mircea_popescu;maximian but anyway, you're not supposed to throwaway your stats. -300211;1345859148;mircea_popescu;you're supposed to keep em somewhere. -300210;1345859160;mircea_popescu;sort of like receipts. -300209;1345859173;mircea_popescu;when you do your accounting, you pull out your receipts and add them up. -300208;1345859184;maximian;mircea: right, but that's not immediately obvious, and not what most people would expect -300207;1345859201;mircea_popescu;ya i guess it depends what they're used to, but prolly most wouldn't. -300206;1345859204;BTC-Mining;They'd expect the platform to generate it for them. -300205;1345859217;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining so ti can pull a dwolla on them -300204;1345859220;mircea_popescu;and change their accounts. -300203;1345859267;smickles;anyone know what kind of data you get with a seat on NYSE? -300202;1345859277;mircea_popescu;yes. exactly one, it would seem, me. -300201;1345859278;BTC-Mining;I mean, you would get more people. The only reason you get large volumes and big investors taking the time to do it is because of the quality of companies you allow on the platform. Plus the options. -300200;1345859282;mircea_popescu;guess oh guess. -300199;1345859301;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining first and foremost the security, actually. that was there before the rest. -300198;1345859320;BTC-Mining;Aye. But options are good too. -300197;1345859324;mircea_popescu;for sure. -300196;1345859341;mircea_popescu;but if you're going to replicate it, you start with the security. then you add the availability/resilience. then the rest. -300195;1345859346;mircea_popescu;can't build houses starting at the roof. -300194;1345859370;BTC-Mining;... Well yes and no -300193;1345859388;mircea_popescu;look. bitcoinica tried to start from the roof. -300192;1345859398;mircea_popescu;where it ended, we all knew it will end, you udnerstand ? -300191;1345859405;mircea_popescu;it's been a sort of private internal joke since winter. -300190;1345859432;BTC-Mining;But I'm pretty sure it was no hack... the way it's been handled... -300189;1345859453;mircea_popescu;one in three ?! come on. one in three musta been a hack. -300188;1345859462;BTC-Mining;Maybe -300187;1345859471;rdponticelli;Well, it's about building the houses starting from the foundations, or from the facade -300186;1345859482;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining mtgox learned this the hard way. -300185;1345859490;smickles;huh -300184;1345859492;mircea_popescu;they too stated with the roof. -300183;1345859495;rdponticelli;They're a lot of people building thing from the facade -300182;1345859515;smickles;it seems a seat on the NYSE, allows you to trade, and doesn't get you an account history -300181;1345859523;BTC-Mining;I think GLBSE was set up properly at the core. It's now rolling out new features -300180;1345859525;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli actually, seems all the pervasive marketing has got everyone convinced that that;'s how "it works". you buy a domain and wham, are entrepreneurial nao and shit. -300179;1345859542;BTC-Mining;Recently the API was moved apart from the core and it was reworked to work on multiple servers -300178;1345859560;BTC-Mining;I can't check the security internally... -300177;1345859569;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining not exactly. recently, glbse got a shot to show itself that it's not a little toy, but something that might be maybe taken seriously -300176;1345859569;smickles;about an hour to go, right? -300175;1345859574;mircea_popescu;and it completely pissed all over that. -300174;1345859577;rdponticelli;Yea, it's a sign of the times.... -300173;1345859591;rdponticelli;Lots of marketing, lots of facade.... -300172;1345859601;smickles;css3 -300171;1345859603;rdponticelli;And very little substance -300170;1345859603;BTC-Mining;Well we'll see -300169;1345859606;mircea_popescu;smickles i got Aug 24, 2012 22:52:57 p, -300168;1345859607;mircea_popescu;pm* -300167;1345859622;BTC-Mining;Off for now. -300166;1345859627;smickles;i'm a bit excited for this :D -300165;1345859638;mircea_popescu;me too tbh. -300164;1345859661;smickles;surely nasdaq has membership -300163;1345859663;rdponticelli;I'm not talking about any particular site, but in general -300162;1345859675;smickles;i'll see if i can find what features nasdaq offers -300161;1345859732;maximian;mircea: I do like the core functionality, and the fact that mpex is fast and available. -300160;1345859830;mircea_popescu;aite. -300159;1345861394;gabbynot;any news on pirate today? -300158;1345861409;smickles;good question -300157;1345861476;smickles;gabbynot: according to this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101339.0) no -300156;1345861486;gabbynot;i gambled a bit on some cheap PPT bonds…it'd be cool if they actually pay off -300155;1345861516;gabbynot;thx -300154;1345861583;nefario;SD IPO ETA? -300153;1345861641;smickles;33 min -300152;1345861649;smickles;iirc -300151;1345861654;Obsi;GLBSE ETA? -300150;1345861661;nefario;5mins -300149;1345861671;nefario;rolled back the software -300148;1345861681;Obsi;reserves again? -300147;1345861681;nefario;had to cancell all buy orders as well -300146;1345861685;nefario;yes -300145;1345861697;Obsi;oh man my buy order spam took forever -300144;1345861734;Obsi;Sounds good, I'll hang around to pay divs, thanks -300143;1345861937;rdponticelli;nefario: Are you working on offering some signed proof of ownership of shares, or some thing alike? -300142;1345862038;nefario;no -300141;1345862050;rdponticelli;Shouldn't you? -300140;1345862080;nefario;thats not what you asked -300139;1345862098;rdponticelli;No, true -300138;1345862106;rdponticelli;But that would be something.... -300137;1345862109;smickles;rdponticelli: i've come to the conclusion that if you want that, each individual issuer is going to have to do that, keep a record of who has the proper claim on a share, and not be listed on an exchange of the current nature -300136;1345862142;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.84 = 1.68 BTC [-] -300135;1345862169;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.84 = 1.68 BTC [-] -300134;1345862216;mircea_popescu;smickles how do you reason ? -300133;1345862235;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.84 = 1.68 BTC [-] -300132;1345862262;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12389 @ 0.00099573 = 12.3361 BTC [+] -300131;1345862342;smickles;mircea_popescu: if an exchange offered it, what happens if i sign my share to two different people at the same time? -300130;1345862353;smickles;that's prolly a bad example -300129;1345862358;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1095 = 0.219 BTC [+] -300128;1345862375;mircea_popescu;you don't sign your share tho, you jsut get a signed cert that you own so and so shares -300127;1345862421;smickles;yeah, but what's the use of that? you wouldn't be able to sell it to someone 'off exchange', right? -300126;1345862438;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1095 = 0.219 BTC [+] -300125;1345862445;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.1186 = 0.2372 BTC [+] -300124;1345862454;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.1186 = 0.2372 BTC [+] -300123;1345862468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038452 = 0.0769 BTC [+] -300122;1345862470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38485 @ 0.00038475 = 14.8071 BTC [+] -300121;1345862485;smickles;and if the share isn't removed from availability to sell on the exchange, the proof of ownership at time X is meaningless, 'cause i could sell it at time X + .01 -300120;1345862506;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 9 @ 0.299 = 2.691 BTC [+] -300119;1345862527;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 9 @ 0.299 = 2.691 BTC [+] -300118;1345862527;mircea_popescu;well a per-share signed cert thing is practically requiring a bicoin for each asset -300117;1345862531;mircea_popescu;which is hella expensive. -300116;1345862555;smickles;one share was just an example -300115;1345862561;smickles;it could be bundles -300114;1345862569;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 625 @ 0.0032 = 2 BTC -300113;1345862569;mircea_popescu;but how do you force ppl to buy per bundle -300112;1345862574;mircea_popescu;and if you do, then the bundle = 1 share. -300111;1345862601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10715 @ 0.00038475 = 4.1226 BTC [+] -300110;1345862602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21185 @ 0.00038496 = 8.1554 BTC [+] -300109;1345862619;smickles;my point with that one, is that, you want proof of ownership (for wahtever reason) without having to appeal to the exchange (maybe it's offline, or went out of business suddenly) -300108;1345862623;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 625 @ 0.0032 = 2 BTC -300107;1345862636;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 6000 @ 0.0032 = 19.2 BTC -300106;1345862639;mircea_popescu;thart doesn't work irl either. -300105;1345862642;smickles;but it can only be proof of ownership at a given time -300104;1345862671;mircea_popescu;well if exchange went out of biz then it's the proof of time at the end -300103;1345862679;mircea_popescu;proof of ownership* at the end of time i mean. -300102;1345862681;smickles;assuming you have that -300101;1345862684;nefario;smickles: you're talking about an OT based system -300100;1345862692;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3000 @ 0.0032 = 9.6 BTC -300099;1345862698;mircea_popescu;ya, there's some guy developing something like that, i even donated -300098;1345862701;smickles;what if you had proof you owned it 1 minute before the takedown -300097;1345862701;mircea_popescu;not production ready yet. -300096;1345862730;nefario;smickles: either it's on the server or it's not -300095;1345862737;smickles;i think an individual company could do something like: -300094;1345862739;nefario;if it's not then you get a signed cert of what it was -300093;1345862757;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 625 @ 0.0032 = 2 BTC -300092;1345862775;smickles;give a signed doc saying "this is x shares of y and key ~~~~ owns it" -300091;1345862787;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0032 BTC -300090;1345862787;smickles;they keep a record of that -300089;1345862803;Lethe;nefario: internal server error when I try to buy GSDPT -300088;1345862805;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.84 = 1.68 BTC [-] -300087;1345862809;smickles;then ~~~ wants to sell a nomber of shares -300086;1345862832;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1900 @ 0.0032 = 6.08 BTC -300085;1345862837;smickles;so he signes the doc 'i sold a shares to @@@@ and retained b shares' -300084;1345862843;smickles;then truns that into the issuer -300083;1345862855;smickles;and gives a copy to @@@ -300082;1345862881;smickles;if it's validated by the issuer, no problem -300081;1345862923;maximian;nefario: is the order book here correct? https://glbse.com/asset/view/GSDPT -300080;1345862925;smickles;actually, the issuer would sign the doc and give it to @@@ -300079;1345862954;nefario;maximian: yes -300078;1345862974;maximian;thx -300077;1345862994;BTC-Mining;How many shares for Satoshi Dice will ever be issued on GLBSE? -300076;1345863019;smickles;the max amount that can be purchased -300075;1345863028;smickles;at most -300074;1345863094;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0032 = 0.032 BTC -300073;1345863096;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -300072;1345863101;BTC-Mining;There's millions for sale -300071;1345863103;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.68 = 4.76 BTC [+] -300070;1345863146;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.68 = 4.76 BTC [+] -300069;1345863148;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -300068;1345863171;BTC-Mining;The orderbooks gets no updates -300067;1345863175;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.68 = 4.76 BTC [+] -300066;1345863179;smickles;2 million in the first round -300065;1345863193;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 699 @ 0.00099573 = 0.696 BTC [+] -300064;1345863198;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50000 @ 0.0032 = 160 BTC -300063;1345863199;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -300062;1345863202;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50000 @ 0.0032 = 160 BTC -300061;1345863207;smickles;then += 5 -300060;1345863211;smickles;then += 3 -300059;1345863212;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0032 = 0.96 BTC -300058;1345863217;BTC-Mining;lol... -300057;1345863220;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50000 @ 0.0032 = 160 BTC -300056;1345863225;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 6000 @ 0.0032 = 19.2 BTC -300055;1345863227;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50000 @ 0.0032 = 160 BTC -300054;1345863232;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -300053;1345863244;BTC-Mining;I can make assbot repeat the transactions, they just don't occur... -300052;1345863246;smickles;plus, the issuer can issue a max amount more specified by the ipo agreement -300051;1345863312;smickles;did deadterra already have his buy order in? -300050;1345863364;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -300049;1345863369;mircea_popescu;alrighty folks, five minutes or less. -300048;1345863369;Jackmaninov;are any of these GSDPT trades actually happening? -300047;1345863373;BTC-Mining;No -300046;1345863389;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0032 = 0.032 BTC -300045;1345863391;BTC-Mining;all the 50000k are mine, I only have 267 BTC tho. -300044;1345863399;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1900 @ 0.0032 = 6.08 BTC -300043;1345863405;BTC-Mining;Assbot records them, but the orderbooks/portfolio does not update -300042;1345863430;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -300041;1345863435;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -300040;1345863439;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [+] -300039;1345863453;BTC-Mining;Nefario, better put a notice up -300038;1345863463;smickles;notice? -300037;1345863481;nefario;I think the orders are not processing -300036;1345863481;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -300035;1345863485;nefario;Im on it -300034;1345863538;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9788 = 1.9576 BTC [+] -300033;1345863577;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -300032;1345863579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038447 = 0.0769 BTC [-] -300031;1345863580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11460 @ 0.00038369 = 4.3971 BTC [-] -300030;1345863591;BTC-Mining;Can't you create a copy of GLBSE on a small VPS or something for which to test rolling updates and doing those kind of testing prior to rolling it out? -300029;1345863607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 80000 @ 0.003232 = 258.56 BTC -300028;1345863607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.003206 = 32.06 BTC [-] -300027;1345863609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.003206 = 160.3 BTC [-] -300026;1345863610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.003205 = 9.615 BTC [-] -300025;1345863611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.003205 = 160.25 BTC [-] -300024;1345863612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 115000 @ 0.003201 = 368.115 BTC [-] -300023;1345863613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00320001 = 16.0001 BTC [-] -300022;1345863615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 90000 @ 0.00320001 = 288.0009 BTC [-] -300021;1345863616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 25000 @ 0.0032 = 80 BTC [-] -300020;1345863616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0032 = 16 BTC [-] -300019;1345863617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 193648 @ 0.0032 = 619.6736 BTC [-] -300018;1345863618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400000 @ 0.0032 = 1280 BTC [-] -300017;1345863619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100000 @ 0.0032 = 320 BTC [-] -300016;1345863620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2475 @ 0.0032 = 7.92 BTC [-] -300015;1345863621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4900 @ 0.0032 = 15.68 BTC [-] -300014;1345863622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC [-] -300013;1345863623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200000 @ 0.0032 = 640 BTC [-] -300012;1345863625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 31250 @ 0.0032 = 100 BTC [-] -300011;1345863625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6683 @ 0.0032 = 21.3856 BTC [-] -300010;1345863627;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1095 BTC [+] -300009;1345863632;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [+] -300008;1345863632;mircea_popescu;and we're live. -300007;1345863633;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 19 @ 0.1 = 1.9 BTC [+] -300006;1345863636;Jackmaninov;well, dood's rich -300005;1345863642;BTC-Mining;I can see that... -300004;1345863653;BTC-Mining;Almost all sold already eheh -300003;1345863659;BTC-Mining;When's the next round? -300002;1345863666;mircea_popescu;same time tomorro -300001;1345863700;Jackmaninov;how many BTC raised this round? -300000;1345863702;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0032 BTC -299999;1345863714;mircea_popescu;so far ~4.x k something -299998;1345863725;mircea_popescu;!ticker S.dice -299997;1345863728;assbot;Invalid ticker. -299996;1345863729;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9788 = 1.9576 BTC [+] -299995;1345863729;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.979 = 4.895 BTC [+] -299994;1345863730;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.98 = 2.94 BTC [+] -299993;1345863731;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 18 @ 0.9839 = 17.7102 BTC [+] -299992;1345863733;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.984 = 6.888 BTC [+] -299991;1345863733;mircea_popescu;!ticker S.DICE -299990;1345863734;smickles;py 1372956 * .0032 -299989;1345863736;assbot;Invalid ticker. -299988;1345863740;mircea_popescu;mmm that's odd -299987;1345863740;smickles;.py 1372956 * .0032 -299986;1345863742;markac;4393.4592 -299985;1345863744;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -299984;1345863744;Jackmaninov;biggest IPO so far? -299983;1345863745;assbot;Invalid ticker. -299982;1345863753;mircea_popescu;wth assbot! kakobrekla !!! halp -299981;1345863762;mircea_popescu;Jackmaninov possibly. -299980;1345863771;smickles;.py (1372956 * .0032) * .998 -299979;1345863772;markac;4384.6722816 -299978;1345863783;Jackmaninov;cue the next round of news coverage.... :P -299977;1345863810;smickles;!ticker S.DICE -299976;1345863812;assbot;Invalid ticker. -299975;1345863820;smickles;well, i tried -299974;1345863822;mircea_popescu;lol -299973;1345863831;mircea_popescu;i think it must be in a db -299972;1345863833;maximian;Still 627044 shares on the table -299971;1345863866;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, its not in http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex-vwap.php -299970;1345863876;smickles;pwnd -299969;1345863893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20000 @ 0.0032 = 64 BTC [-] -299968;1345863897;mircea_popescu;aww oops. brb -299967;1345863925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46940 @ 0.00038369 = 18.0104 BTC [-] -299966;1345863926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9360 @ 0.00038336 = 3.5882 BTC [-] -299965;1345863935;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0032 BTC -299964;1345863973;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0032 = 0.96 BTC -299963;1345863973;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -299962;1345863975;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00320236 / 0.003232 (1392956 shares, 4,460.76 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00320236 / 0.003232 (1392956 shares, 4,460.76 BTC) -299961;1345863981;mircea_popescu;ty kakobrekla ! you fixed it ! -299960;1345863985;kakobrekla;:p -299959;1345863987;Jackmaninov;zomg, trade happened -299958;1345863988;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC -299957;1345864005;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 999 @ 0.0032 = 3.1968 BTC -299956;1345864009;Jackmaninov;i gots my 300 shares :P -299955;1345864038;kakobrekla;somebody save some money for smpake -299954;1345864040;mircea_popescu;jesus a mosquito went up my nostril -299953;1345864042;mircea_popescu;wth! -299952;1345864048;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0032 = 0.064 BTC -299951;1345864049;BTC-Mining;I hate that too -299950;1345864126;Jackmaninov;GSDPT asks go bye bye -299949;1345864132;BTC-Mining;MMMIIIINNNNEES -299948;1345864206;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 20 @ 0.86 = 17.2 BTC [-] -299947;1345864234;BTC-Mining;I don't see the bot relaying the trade -299946;1345864272;smickles;which bot? -299945;1345864275;smickles;assbot? -299944;1345864276;mircea_popescu;wow asks got wiped ? -299943;1345864279;BTC-Mining;yeah -299942;1345864285;mircea_popescu;o, there were only 50k of them huh -299941;1345864290;BTC-Mining;No more ask on GLBSE -299940;1345864298;BTC-Mining;Yeah, just a little passthrough -299939;1345864304;mircea_popescu;where is deadterra lol -299938;1345864318;mircea_popescu;anyone got his cell/email/etc ? -299937;1345864323;BTC-Mining;I wonder -299936;1345864342;kakobrekla;02:10.26 ( BTC-Mining ) I don't see the bot relaying the trade -299935;1345864348;kakobrekla;nothing on the twitter -299934;1345864354;BTC-Mining;MBOT relayed the trade, not assbot -299933;1345864362;kakobrekla;o? -299932;1345864364;BTC-Mining;from #bitcoin-shares -299931;1345864373;kakobrekla;lemme see -299930;1345864377;kakobrekla;what i have in teh logs -299929;1345864392;BTC-Mining;[20:07] <`MBot> [ GLBSE ] [ ~TRADE ] [ GSDPT ] [ 47679 @ 0.0032 = 152.5728 ] -299928;1345864432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00038336 = 1.8785 BTC [-] -299927;1345864433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00038278 = 8.3829 BTC [-] -299926;1345864443;mircea_popescu;ya that's right, sell me :( haters! -299925;1345864447;Jackmaninov;ok, so i guess all those trades for GSDPT 20 minutes ago went through? -299924;1345864463;Jackmaninov;or at least some of them? -299923;1345864470;mircea_popescu;i think BTC-Mining just wiped it a minute ago. -299922;1345864478;BTC-Mining;Nah, only just now they started going through -299921;1345864492;Jackmaninov;well someone has 47679 of them -299920;1345864494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4500 @ 0.0032 = 14.4 BTC [-] -299919;1345864535;Jackmaninov;unless deadterra cranked his ask price -299918;1345864559;BTC-Mining;I doubt he'd do that... -299917;1345864573;BTC-Mining;He sells at MPEX price -299916;1345864578;BTC-Mining;and take 5% -299915;1345864603;smickles;lol, that's a [-] -299914;1345864608;kakobrekla;after GLBSE: trade:20@0.0032:GSDPT:1345853241, twitter feed went down, apparently my timeout is longer than mbots (90 seconds) -299913;1345864630;smickles;BTC-Mining: to be clear, that's 5% of the dividend, right? -299912;1345864652;mircea_popescu;smickles yea -299911;1345864699;smickles;how does twitter's new api affect us here -299910;1345864705;BTC-Mining;yes smickles -299909;1345864706;smickles;glbse/assbot/mbot? -299908;1345864767;BTC-Mining;Is deadterra issuing more shares for next rounds? Maybe I can buy them up -299907;1345864785;smickles;like, not being allowed to display twitter content along side non twitter content < new rule -299906;1345864828;mircea_popescu;smickles what's that ?! -299905;1345864855;mircea_popescu;it ain't frigging "twitter content" its my content. -299904;1345864856;mircea_popescu;wtf. -299903;1345864870;smickles;yeah, let me find the exact wording -299902;1345864934;smickles;so, assbot/mbot are considered twitter apps per twitter -299901;1345864938;BTC-Mining;He's speaking about the twitter feed for GLBSE -299900;1345864958;BTC-Mining;well not sure if yours use that too? -299899;1345864960;mircea_popescu;well i guess someone will have to write a rss parser and parse my rss -299898;1345864964;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yea -299897;1345864971;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu lol -299896;1345864982;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla wha! parse my rsssss! -299895;1345864995;kakobrekla;never! -299894;1345865025;kakobrekla;meh fuck twitter -299893;1345865047;smickles;oh yeah -299892;1345865057;smickles;authentication will be required to poll the api -299891;1345865059;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8500 @ 0.00099504 = 8.4578 BTC [-] -299890;1345865061;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2335 @ 0.00099438 = 2.3219 BTC [-] -299889;1345865073;kakobrekla;my bot should be authed -299888;1345865078;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla tbh i'd much rather i went off twitter. i dun like them -299887;1345865078;smickles;350 call per hour -299886;1345865089;mircea_popescu;and it won't scale too well in the future anyway -299885;1345865097;kakobrekla;im plugged into stream -299884;1345865106;kakobrekla;so -299883;1345865112;kakobrekla;do we need a platform for this -299882;1345865134;nefario;GLBSE is back to normal -299881;1345865169;smickles;apps will be required to display retweet/reply/favorite -299880;1345865173;smickles;^killer -299879;1345865195;kakobrekla;yeah -299878;1345865196;kakobrekla;but -299877;1345865201;kakobrekla;that will be only for big apps -299876;1345865209;kakobrekla;noone will give a shit for #bitcoin-assets -299875;1345865214;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i seriosuly say twitter won't scale. -299874;1345865221;kakobrekla;unless we hit 10k users -299873;1345865236;Chaang-Noi;so whats up with priate debt? -299872;1345865240;Chaang-Noi;or pirte and repayment lol -299871;1345865246;Chaang-Noi;i see shares are way low -299870;1345865256;BTC-Mining;thanks nefario... -299869;1345865260;nefario;np -299868;1345865289;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, well i guess we will cross that bridge when we come to it -299867;1345865292;smickles;bah, i can't continue to recite the new twitter rules, my wife wants to drink and watch america's next top model -299866;1345865307;kakobrekla;poor smick. -299865;1345865315;mircea_popescu;you watch babes with wife ? -299864;1345865325;BTC-Mining;Can't you have a testing platform like testing.glbse.com with all features working? Placed on another server with a backup of the current GLBSE, where me and others here could go and go crazy on doing transactions and whatnot to test new features? -299863;1345865349;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1095 = 0.7665 BTC [+] -299862;1345865363;BTC-Mining;I volunteer to take part in those -299861;1345865369;Chaang-Noi;did all the bids on glbse get cleared?? -299860;1345865370;smickles;basically, twitter is trying to put the 'keebash' on syndication -299859;1345865380;smickles;which es exactly assbot -299858;1345865386;BTC-Mining;Chaang-Noi, yes -299857;1345865392;Chaang-Noi;lol why? -299856;1345865433;nefario;BTC-Mining: I did, you don't think that I tested the new version? -299855;1345865450;nefario;At first ran it on a separate server -299854;1345865457;nefario;when I moved it to the current machine -299853;1345865460;BTC-Mining;I supposed so, but seems we still encountered issues -299852;1345865463;nefario;wouldn't work -299851;1345865473;BTCHero;glbse says my password is incorrect -299850;1345865477;nefario;then ran it alongside the current server -299849;1345865482;BTCHero;is it back up and running? -299848;1345865496;nefario;BTCHero: yes, whats your username? -299847;1345865500;BTC-Mining;I mean, with an actual backup of current GLBSE state put on a testing servers and letting us know, we could further mess with multiple transactions. -299846;1345865501;nefario;you might need to reset -299845;1345865501;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 200 @ 0.1 = 20 BTC [+] -299844;1345865501;BTCHero;BTCHero -299843;1345865506;BTCHero;NOOOOOOO -299842;1345865526;BTC-Mining;? -299841;1345865563;nefario;BTC-Mining: you don't see a lot of problems until you launch the system live -299840;1345865589;nefario;In testing I didn't have any issues with deadlock -299839;1345865596;BTC-Mining;Wouldn't using a full backup and letting a few dozen of us go crazy on it help tho seeing how it would behave live? -299838;1345865649;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.72 = 7.2 BTC [+] -299837;1345865667;nefario;possibly -299836;1345865696;BTCHero;I reset my password and i still can't get in -299835;1345865696;BTC-Mining;I wouldn't mind helping along others do that -299834;1345865708;BTC-Mining;Could get in right away =/ -299833;1345865720;BTC-Mining;You sure you're not mixing a character up in that password? -299832;1345865738;BTCHero;i don't know, I will try it again -299831;1345865792;nefario;BTCHero try logging in now -299830;1345865810;BTCHero;ok now it works -299829;1345865824;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 28 @ 0.1 = 2.8 BTC -299828;1345865824;BTC-Mining;shouldn't the new reserve less balance be implemented now? -299827;1345865832;BTC-Mining;Wasn't it what you were rolling out? -299826;1345865837;nefario;no -299825;1345865845;BTC-Mining;Oh =P -299824;1345865851;nefario;I was rolling out a sytem that uses locking -299823;1345865863;nefario;allowing multiple servers to access account balances -299822;1345865868;nefario;without writing over each others stuff -299821;1345865894;nefario;I've been using queues for a lost of GLBSE stuff since GLBSE 2.0 first launched -299820;1345865906;nefario;moved more over to that method -299819;1345865935;BTC-Mining;oh, great -299818;1345865945;BTC-Mining;We'll need more servers servicing the platform eh -299817;1345865964;nefario;We'll I've got another dedi just for the DB -299816;1345865981;nefario;but it's not going to happen without being able to run multiple application servers -299815;1345865996;Chaang-Noi;people are buying pirate debt at .72 interesting -299814;1345866010;nefario;which isn't happening without locking sorted -299813;1345866021;nefario;Chaang-Noi: whats the story with that piotr guy? -299812;1345866031;Chaang-Noi;heis a crazy troll -299811;1345866037;nefario;seems so -299810;1345866040;Chaang-Noi;he has gone to allmy threads and made FUD -299809;1345866050;Chaang-Noi;he thought he had me on something and went nuts -299808;1345866056;nefario;he's been having a go at me since I didn't agree with him -299807;1345866057;Chaang-Noi;then when you did not back him up, when relly nuts -299806;1345866081;Chaang-Noi;that transfer was coin going back to a guy who sent to me -299805;1345866099;nefario;I don't really care -299804;1345866109;nefario;it's before the time pirate announced -299803;1345866109;Chaang-Noi;the guy wanted me to buy them, so i said send to me, when i pay dividends ill send you the interes and the coins, but then pirate defaulted so the guy was like i want them back to sell on the open market -299802;1345866112;BTC-Mining;I showed him wrong about one of his claims. -299801;1345866116;Chaang-Noi;i said okay, here you go -299800;1345866122;Chaang-Noi;and paidt he fee to send back -299799;1345866131;Chaang-Noi;then i bought 800 plus bonds... -299798;1345866142;Chaang-Noi;that guy was just a fail cat... -299797;1345866152;Chaang-Noi;ill post some copy and paste dates and shit from glbse once i get home -299796;1345866155;Chaang-Noi;im still not homer -299795;1345866159;Chaang-Noi;home* -299794;1345866166;kakobrekla;> 02:42.26 ( Chaang-Noi ) im still not homer -299793;1345866168;Chaang-Noi;that guy owes me an apology -299792;1345866170;kakobrekla;homer. :) -299791;1345866182;Chaang-Noi;:) -299790;1345866182;Chaang-Noi;fucking phone -299789;1345866184;nefario;Chaang-Noi: good luck getting one -299788;1345866199;kakobrekla;i ment 'Homer'. -299787;1345866202;kakobrekla;but yeah. -299786;1345866212;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.118 = 1.062 BTC [-] -299785;1345866219;Chaang-Noi;he said he would, so we will see -299784;1345866228;Chaang-Noi;he has been calling me all sorts of names and so -299783;1345866232;Chaang-Noi;iv done nothing at all wrong -299782;1345866237;BTC-Mining;You can reason with piotr, I recall he apologized in PPT's thread -299781;1345866242;Chaang-Noi;im updet i cant ban people like that from my threads -299780;1345866247;BTC-Mining;But yeah, he's inquisitive -299779;1345866253;Chaang-Noi;he is an asshole -299778;1345866264;Chaang-Noi;he called me names and said i was doing all sorts of evil shit with no proff -299777;1345866275;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.099 BTC [+] -299776;1345866279;BTC-Mining;Until you can make him realize there's a mistake in his reasoning. -299775;1345866289;BTC-Mining;Then he apologize... -299774;1345866304;Chaang-Noi;he has attacked me in every bond thread i have -299773;1345866321;Chaang-Noi;and he attacked nefario for some aood reason -299772;1345866332;Chaang-Noi;like nefario and i have this scam going lol -299771;1345866368;BTCHero;so all bids got erased right? -299770;1345866375;nefario;I know, we're like twins -299769;1345866380;agath;locking is always dangerous -299768;1345866384;nefario;yes -299767;1345866410;Chaang-Noi;matthew moved his bet limit up to 1000 btc hmm -299766;1345866422;agath;but most databases support transactions... -299765;1345866431;nefario;agath: As I've learned the hard way -299764;1345866434;agath;that should be the good choice if your architecture allows it -299763;1345866479;agath;but I don't know anything more than what I can see from the web service so I think I can't give you any hint, I guess you know better.. :-) -299762;1345866484;nefario;I don't see how transactions handle concurrent access to a resource that shouldn't be ..concurrently accessed -299761;1345866500;nefario;like if I run more than one app server -299760;1345866510;agath;when you start a transaction, the database guarantees data integrity -299759;1345866517;BTC-Mining;Chaang-Noi, you mean 10000BTC? -299758;1345866519;agath;even if the operation is made from different hosts -299757;1345866523;BTC-Mining;Been like that for a while -299756;1345866527;nefario;then you'll get a situation where the other server has stale data -299755;1345866531;Chaang-Noi;i mena per person -299754;1345866536;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [-] -299753;1345866537;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [-] -299752;1345866540;Chaang-Noi;it was 100 then 250 now atleast 1000 perperson -299751;1345866552;agath;how? anyway I don't know your architecture enough.. so I can't say... -299750;1345866552;BTC-Mining;Oh that, he accepted larger bids from hedgers that had capital owned by pirate. -299749;1345866566;agath;anyway if it can be done with locks I think it should be doable with transactions too -299748;1345866574;Chaang-Noi;matthews faith made me buy more bonds -299747;1345866577;BTC-Mining;So if pirate paid, they owed some or all of it to him. -299746;1345866578;Chaang-Noi;im sure he knows somehting -299745;1345866586;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -299744;1345866603;BTC-Mining;Well if pirate doesn't pay... He'd better pay up -299743;1345866604;Chaang-Noi;however iv been buying bonds under .5 something mathew cant do unless he had btc lol -299742;1345866612;Chaang-Noi;i think its a bluff i dont think matthew has the 10,000 bt -299741;1345866616;Chaang-Noi;btc -299740;1345866626;BTC-Mining;Even Theymos bet against pirate -299739;1345866628;mircea_popescu;he prolly got a personal loan of credit :D -299738;1345866635;BTC-Mining;Well, see it that way... -299737;1345866638;Chaang-Noi;im not so sure... -299736;1345866660;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 180 @ 0.08 = 14.4 BTC [-] -299735;1345866706;BTC-Mining;The community would get really pissed if he doesn't pay up and he's bluffing. -299734;1345866723;BTCHero;and we will all be like, hey dude that wasn't cool -299733;1345866725;BTC-Mining;Since you two don't like each other, I think you wouldn't mind either cases. -299732;1345866728;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.118 = 0.236 BTC [-] -299731;1345866781;Chaang-Noi;matthew has been borrowing money -299730;1345866790;Chaang-Noi;he wil clearly be forced to leave, no way he has 100k btc -299729;1345866792;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0045 = 0.225 BTC [+] -299728;1345866797;Chaang-Noi;i mean 100k usd -299727;1345866800;Chaang-Noi;he might however have a backer -299726;1345866803;Chaang-Noi;will be interesting to see -299725;1345866812;mircea_popescu;the guy has at least three backers. -299724;1345866823;mircea_popescu;like any self respecting call girl. -299723;1345866830;Chaang-Noi;lol -299722;1345866861;nefario;any of you see that pic of him wiping off makup? -299721;1345866868;Chaang-Noi;lol no -299720;1345866927;mircea_popescu;nope -299719;1345866942;nefario;its on one of the reddit threads -299718;1345866977;mircea_popescu;;;later tell deadterra you really need to put more shares up. -299717;1345866978;gribble;The operation succeeded. -299716;1345866981;BTC-Mining;Is everyone in the BTC community mad/crazy/psycho/paranoid/other variant? -299715;1345867020;nefario;http://i.imgur.com/zvxAq.jpg -299714;1345867133;nefario;^^ MNW with lady boys taking off makup ^^ -299713;1345867281;mircea_popescu;those ARE ladyboys aren't they -299712;1345867290;nefario;you being the expert -299711;1345867303;mircea_popescu;i have no ideea -299710;1345867310;mircea_popescu;not many in yurp. -299709;1345867341;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00399 BTC [+] -299708;1345867345;nefario;if I was to forward an educated guess, I'd say that it's MNW getting ready for an appearance on a korean TV show as the guess foreigner -299707;1345867382;BTC-Mining;Well I wouldn't see a problem to that =/ -299706;1345867390;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5300 @ 0.00098344 = 5.2122 BTC [-] -299705;1345867695;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 200 @ 0.0001195 = 0.0239 BTC [+] -299704;1345867994;smickles;evoorhees is gone! let's Party! -299703;1345868011;mircea_popescu;lol -299702;1345868185;smickles;O-O -299701;1345868260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 189 @ 0.00340293 = 0.6432 BTC [-] -299700;1345868421;smickles;i feel icky -299699;1345868452;mircea_popescu;4k -299698;1345868454;smickles;like i've take a breath from the other side of too nosey -299697;1345868461;mircea_popescu;why do you feel icky ? -299696;1345868481;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.117999 = 1.77 BTC [-] -299695;1345868482;smickles;as if i was looking into someone's personal finances -299694;1345868501;mircea_popescu;lol. bitcoin. public transactions. -299693;1345868507;mircea_popescu;can you see it tho ? -299692;1345868512;smickles;yeah -299691;1345868523;smickles;it's all fine in the abstract -299690;1345868578;smickles;but when i can reasonably assume that a give tx is someone's, i dunno, it has a different emotional weight to it -299689;1345868588;smickles;s/give/given/ -299688;1345868639;smickles;silly emotions :P -299687;1345868643;mircea_popescu;:p -299686;1345868996;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -299685;1345869318;kakobrekla;anywho, assbot fixed so it shouldnt be shipping a twit again -299684;1345869326;kakobrekla;off i go, nite -299683;1345869338;kakobrekla;skipping* -299682;1345869352;seller;lol at me i need assets -299681;1345869360;seller;dont have BTC -299680;1345869369;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1289 BTC [+] -299679;1345869403;seller;kakobrekla: can u donate a few assets? -299678;1345869428;nefario;Does someone want to try the 2factor auth on GLBSE -299677;1345869446;nefario;I've changed the timing on it so it should be easier to use -299676;1345869483;seller;nefario: can you transfer a few assets? -299675;1345869495;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -299674;1345869511;seller;im stuck my rig is only 0.06BTC/24h -299673;1345869547;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 75 @ 0.00999999 = 0.75 BTC [+] -299672;1345869549;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 25 @ 0.01 = 0.25 BTC [+] -299671;1345869586;MadSweeney;nefario, i was able to log in fine with 2factor auth -299670;1345869633;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1095 = 0.219 BTC [+] -299669;1345869678;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.55 = 1.65 BTC [+] -299668;1345869680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0032 = 16 BTC [-] -299667;1345869688;MadSweeney;nefario, but withdrawal is delayed -299666;1345869691;BTC-Mining;Was already working for me, except when GLBSE is slow -299665;1345869735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12000 @ 0.0032 = 38.4 BTC [-] -299664;1345869855;nefario;MadSweeney: should be processed soon -299663;1345869870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41500 @ 0.00038278 = 15.8854 BTC [-] -299662;1345869870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25500 @ 0.00038256 = 9.7553 BTC [-] -299661;1345869872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30200 @ 0.00038253 = 11.5524 BTC [-] -299660;1345869873;seller;btc-mining transfer me a few shares i wont waste the fund because i need this gsxr750 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e2/2006_gsxr750.jpg "on9isrock" lol at myself -299659;1345869873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30600 @ 0.00038149 = 11.6736 BTC [-] -299658;1345869874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60100 @ 0.00038065 = 22.8771 BTC [-] -299657;1345869875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00038024 = 4.6009 BTC [-] -299656;1345869909;MadSweeney;nefario, thanks -299655;1345869959;seller;.////myself ignore -299654;1345870090;BTC-Mining;Hey, go beg elsewhere =P -299653;1345870458;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.649 BTC [+] -299652;1345870571;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0045 = 0.045 BTC [+] -299651;1345870580;seller;i am over -299650;1345870698;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 940 @ 0.0045 = 4.23 BTC [+] -299649;1345870795;mircea_popescu;lol people are speculating gsdpt i see -299648;1345870827;mircea_popescu;why would anyone pay 45 ? -299647;1345870842;smickles;hmm -299646;1345870867;smickles;better: why would someone think it's worth .0045, 'cause i currently don't -299645;1345870903;_locust_;novelty effect -299644;1345870908;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 200 @ 0.0054 = 1.08 BTC [+] -299643;1345870918;smickles;could be, it was a small amo... *drool* -299642;1345870931;smickles;54? -299641;1345870949;smickles;.py 54/45 -299640;1345870950;markac;1 -299639;1345870950;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -299638;1345870952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34721 @ 0.00038143 = 13.2436 BTC [+] -299637;1345870952;_locust_;those 1000 sold @ 45 were mine! -299636;1345870955;smickles;.py 54/45.0 -299635;1345870956;markac;1.2 -299634;1345870965;mircea_popescu;deadterra needs to show up. -299633;1345870984;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 90 @ 0.0058 = 0.522 BTC [+] -299632;1345870987;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 2 @ 0.001 = 0.002 BTC -299631;1345871008;smickles;i clearly don't understand the world all that well -299630;1345871033;smickles;.py 58/32.0 -299629;1345871033;markac;1.8125 -299628;1345871044;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -299627;1345871058;smickles;not a bad gain, even if for .5btc -299626;1345871058;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 80 @ 0.0058 = 0.464 BTC [+] -299625;1345871072;smickles;er, nearly 1 now -299624;1345871099;_locust_;bought 1000 @ 34 , sold @ 45... in 1 hour or so -299623;1345871120;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.333 BTC [-] -299622;1345871128;nefario;_locust_: thats good right? -299621;1345871130;BTC-Mining;33% gain almost it seems -299620;1345871137;mod6;oh thats DeaDTerra -299619;1345871138;smickles;yeah -299618;1345871140;_locust_;yeah!!!! -299617;1345871142;mod6;'s pass through -299616;1345871146;nefario;33% gain ON GLBSE -299615;1345871154;mod6;I see :} -299614;1345871155;mircea_popescu;he's awol lol -299613;1345871204;Chaang-Noi;thanks for that photo nefario -299612;1345871208;Chaang-Noi;oh lulz -299611;1345871210;smickles;now if we see .0058 on mpex, i'll piss this couch -299610;1345871213;nefario;you like it? -299609;1345871227;BTC-Mining;MPEx is very good... just doesn't have an UI -299608;1345871228;nefario;some random person posted it on reddit -299607;1345871232;nefario;in a comment -299606;1345871243;BTC-Mining;link? -299605;1345871263;nefario;http://i.imgur.com/zvxAq.jpg -299604;1345871271;smickles;http://i.imgur.com/zvxAq.jpg -299603;1345871291;smickles;ack, my lastlog skillz arn't up to par -299602;1345871297;BTC-Mining;I meant the reddit link? -299601;1345871313;BTC-Mining;ah, nevermind -299600;1345871314;seller;is him merlin? -299599;1345871315;Chaang-Noi;just think its funny seeing matthew getting dressed before getting pimped out for the night -299598;1345871323;smickles;merlin? -299597;1345871356;smickles;Chaang-Noi: you should see me, i have much more hair to manage -299596;1345871363;Chaang-Noi;:) -299595;1345871372;smickles;;x -299594;1345871432;seller;http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-0B_aegagq5A/TY9eTqX8DLI/AAAAAAAAAg0/dKVWM2Gan7k/s1600/Colin-Morgan+%25281%2529.jpg http://i.imgur.com/zvxAq.jpg -299593;1345871491;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.50020001 = 1.0004 BTC [+] -299592;1345871492;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.50010001 = 2.0004 BTC [-] -299591;1345871586;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -299590;1345871593;mircea_popescu;o look who's here -299589;1345871615;BTC-Mining;hey DeaDTerra -299588;1345871622;smickles;dt, dt, there's action to be had! -299587;1345871629;DeaDTerra;guys selling asicminer fot 0.03BTC -299586;1345871640;BTC-Mining;No more asks fot GSDPT -299585;1345871646;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra GSDPT is sold out, put more asks -299584;1345871648;DeaDTerra;only 2000 shares -299583;1345871648;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 65 @ 0.1 = 6.5 BTC -299582;1345871649;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9409 BTC [+] -299581;1345871652;smickles;guys buying gsdpt at .0058 -299580;1345871674;Jackmani_;mmmmm, profit :D -299579;1345871700;smickles;small, but true -299578;1345871731;BTC-Mining;There's no ASICMINER for 0.03BTC? -299577;1345871739;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 3 @ 1.0799 = 3.2397 BTC [-] -299576;1345871741;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 2 @ 1.08 = 2.16 BTC [+] -299575;1345871747;smickles;it was only a couple btc worth of gsdpt -299574;1345871759;smickles;ppt is back over 1? -299573;1345871763;smickles;since when? -299572;1345871768;smickles;!ticker ppt.a -299571;1345871770;mircea_popescu;!ticker ppt.a -299570;1345871771;assbot;[GLBSE:PPT.A] [Bid: 0.1] [Ask: 1.08] [Spread: 0.98] [Last: 1.08] [24hVol: 5.3997] [7dAvg: 1.1026] -299569;1345871773;assbot;[GLBSE:PPT.A] [Bid: 0.1] [Ask: 1.08] [Spread: 0.98] [Last: 1.08] [24hVol: 5.3997] [7dAvg: 1.1026] -299568;1345871774;BTC-Mining;PPT never dropped under 1? -299567;1345871783;mircea_popescu;it was .98 but thats it -299566;1345871796;smickles;oh, it's insured-ish, isn't it -299565;1345871800;BTC-Mining;that's the spread -299564;1345871804;BTC-Mining;only for 0.32 BTC -299563;1345871806;mircea_popescu;24hVol: 5.3997 -299562;1345871811;mircea_popescu;it's irrelevant-ish i'd say -299561;1345871817;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.984 = 3.936 BTC [+] -299560;1345871864;mircea_popescu;;;later tell assbot !ticker GSDPT -299559;1345871865;gribble;The operation succeeded. -299558;1345871866;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.941 = 1.882 BTC [+] -299557;1345871869;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0045 = 0.09 BTC [-] -299556;1345871887;smickles;so someone in the s.dice thread was predicting larger volume in gsdpt than s.dice (i assume less the gsdpt volume on s.dice) -299555;1345871908;mircea_popescu;did they bet ? -299554;1345871925;BTC-Mining;no way, gsdpt had like only 50000 shares up for sale... -299553;1345871925;smickles;that happened ‽ -299552;1345871933;BTC-Mining;s,dice sold almost 2 million instantly -299551;1345871945;mircea_popescu;!ticker S.DICE -299550;1345871946;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00320233 / 0.003232 (1414456 shares, 4,529.56 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00320233 / 0.003232 (1414456 shares, 4,529.56 BTC) -299549;1345871956;mircea_popescu;!ticker GSDPT -299548;1345871957;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0045] [Ask: 0.0065] [Spread: 0.002] [Last: 0.0045] [24hVol: 166.656] [7dAvg: 0.0041] -299547;1345871997;BTC-Mining;ja... -299546;1345872004;smickles;that's less than 2 orders of magnitude, right? we should just give it to the guy -299545;1345872006;rdponticelli;They're already bidding 0.0045? -299544;1345872032;smickles;at waht depth -299543;1345872034;Jackmani_;bots gotta bot -299542;1345872051;smickles;370ish -299541;1345872074;smickles;.py 370 * .0045 -299540;1345872076;markac;1.665 -299539;1345872081;smickles;yeah, thought so -299538;1345872090;rdponticelli;If it's a bot, somebody programmed the thing... -299537;1345872096;smickles;^ -299536;1345872114;smickles;my bots have only ever done what i wanted them to do -299535;1345872127;smickles;'i' being a human being -299534;1345872129;rdponticelli;Yea, that's the point -299533;1345872143;Jackmani_;inc -299532;1345872145;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.0045 = 0.135 BTC [-] -299531;1345872146;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0045 = 0.45 BTC [-] -299530;1345872147;smickles;(dude, i'm just backing you up ;) -299529;1345872169;smickles;a good sell there, imo -299528;1345872181;Jackmani_;easiest $6 i ever made -299527;1345872206;smickles;let's say that was 1 minute of wortk -299526;1345872210;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [-] -299525;1345872231;smickles;isn't that about 360 anhour? -299524;1345872239;smickles;not bad -299523;1345872241;rdponticelli;Who keeps buying ppt.div? -299522;1345872273;Jackmani_;0.6 BTC profit on 0.96 BTC invested, can I be the next pirate?!? :D -299521;1345872280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC [-] -299520;1345872303;smickles;why does it count unchanged as a [-] -299519;1345872323;Jackmani_;trading sideways? -299518;1345872336;smickles;[-] is down according to assbot -299517;1345872350;smickles;is sideways -299516;1345872400;smickles;oh -299515;1345872407;smickles;it's down from the average -299514;1345872409;rdponticelli;There was some higher bids, so 0.0032 is lower -299513;1345872413;smickles;what average, i don't know -299512;1345872459;smickles;no one has yet needed to pay over 0.0032 :/ -299511;1345872466;mircea_popescu;lmao -299510;1345872474;mircea_popescu;why isn't DeaDTerra putting more out ? -299509;1345872497;Jackmani_;because he's not a magic man? -299508;1345872501;mircea_popescu;smickles some peoplepaid more for top position i guess -299507;1345872530;smickles;they only paid more inorder to not pay attention, i guess -299506;1345872543;mircea_popescu;ya prolly didn't want to come home and discover they didn't fill. -299505;1345872544;smickles;but still, that was only .0034 or so, right? -299504;1345872557;mircea_popescu;o, no, ity was like 1% premium tops -299503;1345872568;mircea_popescu;0.0032 / 0.00320233 / 0.003232 -299502;1345872578;mircea_popescu;avg paid is actually 320233 -299501;1345872595;smickles;in 'merica we say 'yeah, shit yeah' to that -299500;1345872633;smickles;you know why we say that? -299499;1345872656;smickles;i dunno -299498;1345872675;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00098344 = 0.4917 BTC [-] -299497;1345872675;smickles;most of us don't know what we're doing any way -299496;1345872676;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10900 @ 0.00097697 = 10.649 BTC [-] -299495;1345872703;smickles;hey mircea_popescu, that candide is a decent read -299494;1345872708;mircea_popescu;yw. -299493;1345872716;smickles;i haven't finished yet tho -299492;1345872750;smickles;but my 9 mo. old daughter practically dances to me reading it to her like it's disco in the 70's -299491;1345872755;mircea_popescu;:) -299490;1345872762;mircea_popescu;i was gonna say, it's great for a read for kids. -299489;1345872861;smickles;heh, i dunno french but for a toads anus in pittsburg, so can you tell me if candide is related to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candida_(genus) -299488;1345872893;smickles;( i mean the word/name, that is) -299487;1345872930;mircea_popescu;tis not. -299486;1345872940;mircea_popescu;other than in the sense candidate is connected to both of them -299485;1345872971;mircea_popescu;candens, candeo is latin for glimmer, shine -299484;1345872978;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.00000025 = 0.0375 BTC [-] -299483;1345872979;assbot;[MPEX] [O.HASH.C10TH] 150000 @ 0.00000032 = 0.048 BTC [+] -299482;1345872981;mircea_popescu;thus, in the sense of purity, it yields candour, and so Candide. -299481;1345872985;hctib;hey smickles -299480;1345872988;mircea_popescu;in the sense of whiteness, the name of the fungus -299479;1345872992;hctib;just a sec -299478;1345872992;smickles;see, that makes more sence -299477;1345872995;smickles;*sense -299476;1345872999;smickles;hctib: yes? -299475;1345873008;mircea_popescu;and in the sense of chalkening (of the togas), an ancient tradition, the word for candidate. -299474;1345873057;Rothgar;hello -299473;1345873066;smickles;howdy :D -299472;1345873124;smickles;mircea_popescu: spoil one thing for me, does candide ever come around to the idea that perpetual optimism isn't such a good thing? -299471;1345873133;mircea_popescu;yes. -299470;1345873137;Rothgar;does anyone want to explain to me how puts work on mpex? -299469;1345873142;mircea_popescu;sure. -299468;1345873144;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 344 @ 0.0045 = 1.548 BTC [-] -299467;1345873152;mircea_popescu;a put is the right to sell btc art the specified price, the strike. -299466;1345873160;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9001 = 3.6004 BTC [-] -299465;1345873161;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.9 = 7.2 BTC [-] -299464;1345873162;mircea_popescu;so if you own P100 you can sell btc at 10 -299463;1345873171;Rothgar;how does one write puts? -299462;1345873215;smickles;mkopt -299461;1345873217;Rothgar;what payment is the "sell at 10" in? PPUSD MTGOXUSD -299460;1345873218;mircea_popescu;there's a special order for that, you first need to create the put -299459;1345873227;mircea_popescu;rothgar : bitcoins. -299458;1345873270;Rothgar;Say I exercise the put at 10 when bitcoin is trading at 8 what happens? -299457;1345873289;mircea_popescu;you get 2 / 8 = .25 btc per put. -299456;1345873405;Rothgar;ok, I wondered how the FRNs work into it. They don't -299455;1345873416;mircea_popescu;FRN = ? -299454;1345873433;Rothgar;Federal Reserve Note = USD -299453;1345873434;mircea_popescu;o, the fiat ? does not. mpex is entirely btc based. -299452;1345873458;BTC-Mining;[22:17] 2000 shares for 0.03? -299451;1345873458;BTC-Mining;[22:19] my shares and i dont want profits -299450;1345873458;BTC-Mining;[22:20] So you're selling 2000 for 0.03 you say hmm? -299449;1345873458;BTC-Mining;[22:20] limited time -299448;1345873458;BTC-Mining;[22:20] Why so low? -299447;1345873458;BTC-Mining;[22:20] I'll take them I guess -299446;1345873458;BTC-Mining;[22:21] im not taking any profit -299445;1345873459;BTC-Mining;[22:23] good if you taking them -299444;1345873459;BTC-Mining;[22:23] too much profit for me -299443;1345873460;BTC-Mining;[22:24] I never heard of such a thing as too much profit -299442;1345873460;BTC-Mining;[22:24] Taking them -299441;1345873461;BTC-Mining;[22:27] Want to trade them now? -299440;1345873461;BTC-Mining;[22:32] please send to 1ARYy8FLegMYLSfFdGZ4Vo2UXPMBU1AnAe and give me your username -299439;1345873462;BTC-Mining;[22:33] Eh, mind at least authing on the otc so I know it's really you? -299438;1345873471;EmanuelDeOrtego;;;seen nefario -299437;1345873471;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 36 minutes and 47 seconds ago: http://i.imgur.com/zvxAq.jpg -299436;1345873479;BTC-Mining;We need like gribble + gpg authing in here now it seems -299435;1345873497;EmanuelDeOrtego;I have a feeling I am not going to see my IPO for awhile. -299434;1345873511;smickles;fake DeaDTerra ? -299433;1345873524;BTC-Mining;aye -299432;1345873526;smickles;no wai -299431;1345873534;smickles;good catch -299430;1345873544;mircea_popescu;smickles me too. -299429;1345873547;BTC-Mining;If we could login in here, would help -299428;1345873553;BTC-Mining;I suppose -299427;1345873558;mircea_popescu;course we can login duh -299426;1345873563;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -299425;1345873564;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@trilema/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -299424;1345873573;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: Tell me when you reject/approve my IPO. Thanks. -299423;1345873574;smickles;BTC-Mining: you mean, the little + to our nicks? -299422;1345873580;BTC-Mining;oh, gribble is already in here -299421;1345873592;smickles;;;ident -299420;1345873593;gribble;You are identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -299419;1345873599;smickles;:> -299418;1345873609;BTC-Mining;;;voiceme -299417;1345873615;smickles;i'm bonafide -299416;1345873628;BTC-Mining;eh -299415;1345873631;Rothgar;;;ident -299414;1345873632;gribble;You are not identified. -299413;1345873636;smickles;does DeaDTerra not have the freenode nick protection? -299412;1345873643;Rothgar;I'm not bonafide :( -299411;1345873647;smickles;'cause that's bad if he does -299410;1345873658;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 620 @ 0.12403214 = 76.8999 BTC [-] -299409;1345873659;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8800 @ 0.00097697 = 8.5973 BTC [-] -299408;1345873660;Rothgar;;;identify Rothgar -299407;1345873660;gribble;Error: That operation cannot be done in a channel. -299406;1345873660;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4221 @ 0.00097684 = 4.1232 BTC [-] -299405;1345873673;Rothgar;;;eauth Rothgar -299404;1345873674;gribble;Request successful for user Rothgar, hostmask Rothgar!d8aac070@gateway/web/freenode/ip.216.170.192.112. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/4FB28DD8EA18EA0A -299403;1345873674;smickles;it's "ident" -299402;1345873686;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 315 @ 0.06132533 = 19.3175 BTC [+] -299401;1345873705;smickles;(that is , it's ident if you have already authed) -299400;1345873727;mircea_popescu;!ticker O.BTCUSD.C100T -299399;1345873729;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1day: 0.05418994 / 0.05622657 / 0.06132533 (1115 shares, 62.69 BTC), 30day: 0.03939127 / 0.11498062 / 0.31160906 (7192 shares, 826.94 BTC) -299398;1345873736;BTC-Mining;Looks like not -299397;1345873744;mircea_popescu;that's so silly. -299396;1345873746;BTC-Mining;I use the freenode nick protection -299395;1345873760;smickles;i have it on a couple of nicks -299394;1345873768;EmanuelDeOrtego;;;later nefario check your IPOs. -299393;1345873769;gribble;Error: The "Later" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "nefario" in it. Try "list Later" to see the commands in the "Later" plugin. -299392;1345873774;Rothgar;;;ident -299391;1345873774;gribble;You are identified as user Rothgar, with GPG key id 4FB28DD8EA18EA0A, key fingerprint 4BF10B4D89E0A466BA83328D4FB28DD8EA18EA0A, and bitcoin address None -299390;1345873776;mircea_popescu;later tell. -299389;1345873778;smickles;later tell, -299388;1345873785;smickles;ha -299387;1345873787;Rothgar;I'm bonefied :) :) -299386;1345873794;smickles;:D -299385;1345873799;smickles;\o/ -299384;1345873799;EmanuelDeOrtego;;;later tell nefario check your IPOs. I ordered one 3 or so days ago. Thanks. -299383;1345873799;gribble;The operation succeeded. -299382;1345873844;smickles;;;voiceme only works in -otc as far as i know -299381;1345873844;gribble;(voiceme takes no arguments) -- Gives you voice on #bitcoin-otc if you qualify. -299380;1345873858;Rothgar;;;voiceme -299379;1345873873;Rothgar;it worked -299378;1345873882;smickles;cross chanel? -299377;1345873887;Rothgar;yep -299376;1345873893;smickles;interesting -299375;1345873908;mircea_popescu;he just needs to hear it and for you to be there -299374;1345873914;smickles;i wonder if that alludes to a venerability -299373;1345873930;mircea_popescu;since you can do it in pm i dun see why -299372;1345873938;smickles;good point -299371;1345873945;Rothgar;I don't see any venerability -299370;1345873965;smickles;i vaugely recall seing that part of the code anyway -299369;1345873974;smickles;iirc, it's very specific -299368;1345873980;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.06139656 = 61.3966 BTC [-] -299367;1345874088;smickles;so basically , someone has hacked an account with asicminer in it -299366;1345874096;smickles;be on the lookout peeps -299365;1345874119;mircea_popescu;don't tell me ?! session stolen ? -299364;1345874132;smickles;or just a bad pw -299363;1345874142;BTC-Mining;smickles, no..... -299362;1345874152;smickles;it only takes a day at THE MOST to crack an 8 character pw -299361;1345874163;smickles;oh -299360;1345874176;smickles;BTC-Mining: that's what i took from your past -299359;1345874177;smickles;e -299358;1345874181;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 4 @ 1.04 = 4.16 BTC [-] -299357;1345874184;BTC-Mining;Someone just pretends to be DeaDTerra and sell his shares... he wants funds sent first to a BTC address -299356;1345874194;BTC-Mining;I don't think he has access to any account -299355;1345874195;smickles;oooooooohhhhhh -299354;1345874206;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -299353;1345874214;Chaang-Noi;i was wondering why it was so low -299352;1345874217;BTC-Mining;Just that DeaDTerra has not made an account on freenode to block users to use his password -299351;1345874229;BTC-Mining;to use his username* -299350;1345874262;mircea_popescu;silly, that. -299349;1345874264;Chaang-Noi;yeah that sucks -299348;1345874268;Chaang-Noi;iv been scared of that myslef -299347;1345874281;Chaang-Noi;but then again, i never send first, lol -299346;1345874287;Chaang-Noi;unless its to a glbse account with a name i know -299345;1345874295;BTC-Mining;I don't mind sending first... -299344;1345874307;BTC-Mining;if the person is gpg authed in the otc and I know that person -299343;1345874312;BTC-Mining;as trustable -299342;1345874326;BTC-Mining;but I'd expect to send to the guy's GLBSE account first -299341;1345874404;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: does deadterra even know freenode has a nickserv? -299340;1345874405;mircea_popescu;does the btc faucet still exist ? -299339;1345874433;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.22413738 BTC [-] -299338;1345874448;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 5 @ 0.4207 = 2.1035 BTC [-] -299337;1345874528;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.06082057 = 60.8206 BTC [-] -299336;1345874578;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -299335;1345874578;gribble;Best bid: 10.26058, Best ask: 10.38623, Bid-ask spread: 0.12565, Last trade: 10.26058, 24 hour volume: 102761, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.62611 -299334;1345874599;BTC-Mining;I don't know, Diablo-D3 -299333;1345874643;Diablo-D3;many irc users dont even know there IS a nickser -299332;1345874644;Diablo-D3;*serv -299331;1345874652;Diablo-D3;let alone that some networks dont have one -299330;1345874702;Rothgar;A year ago someone was messing with my nick. I had to register it. -299329;1345874733;Rothgar;a year and 19 weeks ago -299328;1345874920;Diablo-D3;Rothgar: man thats nothing -299327;1345874953;Diablo-D3;I was one of the first nicks registered on freenode (which wasnt even called freenode at the time)... -299326;1345874963;Diablo-D3;and lilo, the founder of the network, deregistered my nick -299325;1345874981;Rothgar;wow -299324;1345874991;Diablo-D3;he didnt like the fact I exposed his non-profit fraud -299323;1345874995;Rothgar;I see 5 or 6 years wow -299322;1345875044;Diablo-D3;yeah I ended up reregistering it after he died -299321;1345875052;mircea_popescu;links ? -299320;1345875056;Rothgar;Ohh -299319;1345875058;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: for what -299318;1345875071;mircea_popescu;well this story. -299317;1345875073;Diablo-D3;Rothgar: freenode used to be called opn and used to be called linpeople before that -299316;1345875081;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: huh? -299315;1345875087;mircea_popescu;lilo dereged your name ? -299314;1345875094;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: why would there be a link? -299313;1345875105;mircea_popescu;sounds like a dramaworthy thing -299312;1345875113;bitfoo;oh fuck -299311;1345875116;Diablo-D3;oh, it was quite full of drama, no doubt about that -299310;1345875119;bitfoo;S.DICE didn't sell out? -299309;1345875125;mircea_popescu;bitfoo not yet. -299308;1345875129;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the fun part is when I used tor to take down the network :D -299307;1345875130;bitfoo;ok -299306;1345875136;mircea_popescu;tor ?! -299305;1345875139;Diablo-D3;ahh, to be young again -299304;1345875148;mircea_popescu;are you nuts tor is recent lol -299303;1345875150;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, I used an unpatched bug to use tor nodes to repeat an attack -299302;1345875162;Diablo-D3;yes, this was about 6 or 7 years ago -299301;1345875166;Rothgar;bitfoo no -299300;1345875178;mircea_popescu;freenode dates back to 1994 or 1995 iirc -299299;1345875179;bitfoo;yeah, I kinda expected it to -299298;1345875188;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: 1994 -299297;1345875192;mircea_popescu;tor is from like 2003 ? -299296;1345875194;Diablo-D3;but it was called linpeople at the time -299295;1345875196;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7507 @ 0.00098641 = 7.405 BTC [+] -299294;1345875197;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6012 @ 0.00099573 = 5.9863 BTC [+] -299293;1345875198;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00099696 = 2.4924 BTC [+] -299292;1345875204;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: he didnt start this shit until about 6 years ago -299291;1345875213;Diablo-D3;where he was using his non-proift to steal money from users -299290;1345875226;Rothgar;bitfoo there's about 150k of demand at GLBSE https://glbse.com/asset/view/GSDPT -299289;1345875226;mircea_popescu;levin died i think 6 yearsa ago -299288;1345875229;Diablo-D3;I exposed it, he had a problem with it, so I had a problem with the network remaining to be up -299287;1345875230;mircea_popescu;wasn't it 2006 ? -299286;1345875260;bitfoo;Rothgar, so why doesn't DeadTerra just arbitrage that out? -299285;1345875265;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.06077014 = 60.7701 BTC [-] -299284;1345875267;mircea_popescu;bitfoo he's awol. -299283;1345875269;Diablo-D3;lilo died in september of 2006 -299282;1345875273;bitfoo;ah -299281;1345875279;Rothgar;I don't know, maybe sleeping ? -299280;1345875288;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: so, what happened is, I could max out the tcp send buffer on the tor end point -299279;1345875300;Diablo-D3;and then disconnect, and the tor node would still flush the buffer -299278;1345875308;mircea_popescu;ouch -299277;1345875315;Diablo-D3;so I could rapidly connect, flood, and disconnect, without seeing most of the spam repeated to me -299276;1345875324;Diablo-D3;then I just put a few hundred bots in popular channels -299275;1345875326;Diablo-D3;like #gentoo -299274;1345875336;Diablo-D3;and #gentoo is about as big now as it was then -299273;1345875347;Diablo-D3;so the network would amplify the attack -299272;1345875348;mircea_popescu;pity the software is about as sucky :D -299271;1345875360;Diablo-D3;I turned 768/128 dsl into a 100mbps attack. -299270;1345875365;Diablo-D3;tor fixed the bug shortly after -299269;1345875400;Diablo-D3;but it did what it needed to, lilo had to admit to stealing from the users -299268;1345875411;mircea_popescu;i never heard of htis. -299267;1345875423;Diablo-D3;it was never really documented -299266;1345875528;Diablo-D3;then some random mexican in a stolen car ran him over -299265;1345875531;Diablo-D3;which made the entire thing moot -299264;1345875570;Rothgar;so the moral is not to get run over ? -299263;1345875575;mod6;wow, i haven't heard from lilo in years. and he died?! :( -299262;1345875599;Diablo-D3;mod6: yup, died -299261;1345875619;Diablo-D3;although, the hilarity is -299260;1345875623;Diablo-D3;people tried to blame nenolod for it -299259;1345875669;mod6;im still kinda blown away by all that. i had no idea. -299258;1345875700;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1000 @ 0.06072477 = 60.7248 BTC [-] -299257;1345875729;Diablo-D3;christel is now running the show -299256;1345875745;Diablo-D3;and lilo's brother has been helping out periodically -299255;1345875766;Diablo-D3;(whos some rich lawyer dude, lilo was the black sheep of his family) -299254;1345875783;mod6;ole' lilo` -299253;1345875847;mod6;anyway, thx for filling me in Diablo-D3 -299252;1345875896;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -299251;1345875897;gribble;Best bid: 10.23179, Best ask: 10.349, Bid-ask spread: 0.11721, Last trade: 10.349, 24 hour volume: 102047, 24 hour low: 9.852, 24 hour high: 10.62611 -299250;1345875953;BTC-Mining;Indeed -299249;1345875955;Diablo-D3;I kinda miss him -299248;1345875958;Diablo-D3;but I sorta dont -299247;1345875967;BTC-Mining;@Rothgar -299246;1345875971;Diablo-D3;I mean, I offered to help him dig himself out of the hole he put himself in -299245;1345875974;Diablo-D3;and he said no -299244;1345875986;Diablo-D3;so freenode decided that it would be ddossed for a few days. -299243;1345876062;mod6;I wasn't aware of any of that stuff I guess. :/ -299242;1345876153;mircea_popescu;mod6 exactly what i said. -299241;1345876167;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 290 @ 0.0035 = 1.015 BTC [-] -299240;1345876206;mircea_popescu;whoa -299239;1345876207;mircea_popescu;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/01/29/buy_a_piece_of_net/ -299238;1345876209;mircea_popescu;it IS documented. -299237;1345876278;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: so it is -299236;1345876284;Diablo-D3;but not all of it -299235;1345876288;mod6;oh wow. i feel like i read that article in a different life. -299234;1345876426;mod6;now i'm recalling him asking for donations and stuff, this is coming back to me. -299233;1345876439;MoneyIsDebt;wtf -299232;1345876449;mod6;bummer man :( -299231;1345876455;MoneyIsDebt;i had buy orders in over night, they're suddenly gone -299230;1345876465;mod6;were they filled? -299229;1345876490;MoneyIsDebt;nope -299228;1345876492;MoneyIsDebt;just deleted -299227;1345876499;MoneyIsDebt;they would have been filled -299226;1345876503;MoneyIsDebt;which means I lost out -299225;1345876505;MoneyIsDebt;dammit -299224;1345876520;BTC-Mining;All buy orders were wiped -299223;1345876520;MoneyIsDebt;all of my buys were gone -299222;1345876523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26566 @ 0.00038047 = 10.1076 BTC [-] -299221;1345876528;MoneyIsDebt;why? -299220;1345876534;BTC-Mining;Platform update -299219;1345876540;mod6;oh GLBSE? -299218;1345876548;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.0899 = 1.1687 BTC [-] -299217;1345876550;mircea_popescu;i somehow knew this was coming. -299216;1345876577;Diablo-D3;everyone did.... there was a forum thread about it -299215;1345876596;MoneyIsDebt;I knew there'd be an update removing the reserve requirement -299214;1345876614;MoneyIsDebt;so I guess it's worth it, if that's what happened -299213;1345876629;MoneyIsDebt;hmmm... no -299212;1345876638;MoneyIsDebt;my available still went down placing new bids -299211;1345876662;Obsi;Nef had to roll back -299210;1345876664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC [-] -299209;1345876703;MoneyIsDebt;I see -299208;1345876809;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -299207;1345876906;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3481 @ 0.00099858 = 3.4761 BTC [+] -299206;1345876913;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.00350001 = 1.05 BTC [+] -299205;1345876963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30779 @ 0.00038114 = 11.7311 BTC [+] -299204;1345876965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14821 @ 0.00038496 = 5.7055 BTC [+] -299203;1345877108;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.0899 = 0.7192 BTC [-] -299202;1345877401;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 66 @ 0.0035 = 0.231 BTC [-] -299201;1345877417;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -299200;1345877458;mircea_popescu;!ticker nyan.a -299199;1345877460;assbot;[GLBSE:NYAN.A] [Bid: ] [Ask: 1] [Spread: 1] [Last: 1] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 1.00285714] -299198;1345877547;mircea_popescu;usagi : did nyan.a miss dividend ? -299197;1345877576;mircea_popescu;o nm, due 26 not 24. my bad. -299196;1345900424;BTC-Mining;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -299195;1345900432;tsukino;I'm going to write a new backend for GLBSE -299194;1345900433;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -299193;1345900433;gribble;Best bid: 10.37232, Best ask: 10.44804, Bid-ask spread: 0.07572, Last trade: 10.37215, 24 hour volume: 98875, 24 hour low: 9.86123, 24 hour high: 10.62611 -299192;1345900435;BTC-Mining;FUUUUU, I need the data... -299191;1345900440;usagi;And it will be SO fast -299190;1345900447;usagi;that it will be like users get punched in the face. -299189;1345900464;mircea_popescu;usagi didn't know you worked with glbse -299188;1345900468;usagi;I don't -299187;1345900471;usagi;It will be a gift. -299186;1345900472;mircea_popescu;... -299185;1345900473;mircea_popescu;lol -299184;1345900498;mircea_popescu;wait, is charts gown for good ? -299183;1345900499;usagi;Nefario what do you think, if I write a smoking hot backend would you use it? -299182;1345900507;mircea_popescu;fuck. -299181;1345900511;mircea_popescu;how do i price options nao. -299180;1345900524;BTC-Mining;Indeed... -299179;1345900530;BTC-Mining;Use GLBSE api? -299178;1345900533;usagi;When I say smoking hot, I mean 1,000 concurrent users all doing heavy trading being handled within seconds -299177;1345900539;BTC-Mining;arf, I meant mtgox -299176;1345900548;mircea_popescu;im not using mtgox api. -299175;1345900550;usagi;No it would be server side, i'd give him the source code -299174;1345900569;mircea_popescu;what does ;;ticker use ? -299173;1345900573;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 47 @ 0.1 = 4.7 BTC [+] -299172;1345900573;usagi;When I say smoking hot I am talking enterprise class -299171;1345900589;nefario;usagi, I'd be reluctant to move to any new code base -299170;1345900595;nefario;current one is reliable and secure -299169;1345900600;nefario;albeit a little slow -299168;1345900615;nefario;but that can and is being fixed -299167;1345900622;mircea_popescu;deadterra! hello ? -299166;1345900635;nefario;I don't think he's here -299165;1345900660;mircea_popescu;this boggles. dood wants to do a pt, dissapears. -299164;1345900662;Chaang-Noi;deadt said he would be back in 7 hours -299163;1345900672;mircea_popescu;7 hours from when ? -299162;1345900679;Chaang-Noi;about 20 mins ago -299161;1345900705;BTC-Mining;He was just there, trying to figure out how to transact... -299160;1345900712;BTC-Mining;Wouldn't work apparently -299159;1345900722;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 37 @ 0.08989999 = 3.3263 BTC [-] -299158;1345900727;mircea_popescu;yeah. yesterday, about this time, i'm hey, lets go over this make sure it works for you -299157;1345900729;mircea_popescu;he has to go. -299156;1345900743;mircea_popescu;stays gone all through. -299155;1345900755;BTC-Mining;Not sure at which step it got stuck, I think putting in the buy order -299154;1345900783;mircea_popescu;!ticker GSDPT -299153;1345900785;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0035] [Ask: 0.0065] [Spread: 0.003] [Last: 0.007] [24hVol: 245.987603] [7dAvg: 0.004098] -299152;1345900794;mircea_popescu;last 0.007 that's nice. -299151;1345900799;BTC-Mining;All sold -299150;1345900808;mircea_popescu;so basically a bunch of people are getting defrauded on glbse cause of all this. -299149;1345900844;BTC-Mining;He said he'd pay the 0.0002 extra for round two out of his pocket -299148;1345900859;BTC-Mining;If he couldn't figure it in time -299147;1345900870;BTC-Mining;14 BTC on 70000 shares -299146;1345900878;BTC-Mining;eh -299145;1345900880;mircea_popescu;sucks tho -299144;1345900905;BTC-Mining;Well your interface is not easy to use, it's closer to an API -299143;1345900911;BTC-Mining;it's an API actually -299142;1345900922;mircea_popescu;you just install python, sign the exchange key and trade -299141;1345900924;BTC-Mining;the kind which would need brokers built around it -299140;1345900927;mircea_popescu;it seriously isn't that big a deal. -299139;1345900936;nefario;mircea_popescu: you know we used to have that -299138;1345900937;mircea_popescu;but yes, it is. -299137;1345900950;nefario;then we actually made something people used -299136;1345900952;mircea_popescu;nefario shouldn't ever have moved from it. -299135;1345900955;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3821 @ 0.00101627 = 3.8832 BTC [+] -299134;1345900962;BTC-Mining;For you maybe, for the average Joe, not easy to use -299133;1345900966;mircea_popescu;nefario finance is not about people. finance is about money. -299132;1345900977;nefario;this isn't just finance -299131;1345900982;mircea_popescu;what people use is a discussion about facebook. -299130;1345900991;mircea_popescu;yes, yes it is. it's entirely about finance and nothing else but finance. -299129;1345901017;nefario;no reason to exclude people -299128;1345901035;mircea_popescu;plenty of reason to expect people to adapt to the needs of money, rather than to expect money to adapt. -299127;1345901036;nefario;just cause your incapable or putting lipstick on a pig -299126;1345901041;nefario;doesn't mean you shouldn't try -299125;1345901043;mircea_popescu;money is dumb. or too clever. in any case disinterested in people. -299124;1345901049;mircea_popescu;it's people that are interested in money. -299123;1345901064;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 6 @ 1.635 = 9.81 BTC [-] -299122;1345901066;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 14 @ 1.64 = 22.96 BTC [+] -299121;1345901081;BTC-Mining;Mircea, you know how most bank service for brokerage and holding your portfolio, making transactions and all, all use a very nice interface so the trader can easily do his transactions? Your backend is an API, the kind you'd run the central exchange with. But regular traders won't use that. -299120;1345901097;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it's deliberately made like that man. -299119;1345901107;mircea_popescu;specifically to encouage and foster growth in the community. -299118;1345901112;BTC-Mining;That's what I heard. -299117;1345901116;mircea_popescu;i am not interested in dominating the entire chain. all i want is to do one thing well -299116;1345901129;mircea_popescu;and allow other people to start doing things well, and make sense, and understand wtf is going on and participate. -299115;1345901138;BTC-Mining;So get a broker with a website and the whole nice user interface service going. -299114;1345901148;mircea_popescu;there's plenty of people working. -299113;1345901148;BTC-Mining;Well actually, someone might do that eventually -299112;1345901155;mircea_popescu;apparently it's not such a high priority or something. -299111;1345901156;Chaang-Noi;im going to get so trashed tonight :) -299110;1345901168;Chaang-Noi;and some some of these fine cubans from coldhardmetal :) -299109;1345901179;BTC-Mining;nice... -299108;1345901287;Chaang-Noi;just thought id share:) -299107;1345901291;Chaang-Noi;nice to be back home! -299106;1345901319;usagi;hi goat -299105;1345901325;mircea_popescu;so what the heck got into the bitcoincahrts guy ? did he get his money frozen ? -299104;1345901337;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -299103;1345901337;gribble;Best bid: 10.384, Best ask: 10.4698, Bid-ask spread: 0.08580, Last trade: 10.37232, 24 hour volume: 98658, 24 hour low: 9.88789, 24 hour high: 10.62611 -299102;1345901343;BTC-Mining;Something like that maybe -299101;1345901372;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24h -299100;1345901373;gribble;Error: "bc,24h" is not a valid command. -299099;1345901382;mircea_popescu;mmm how do you say that ? day's avg price ? -299098;1345901394;nefario;hmmm -299097;1345901406;nefario;someone else is going to have to step in -299096;1345901415;Chaang-Noi;hi usagi -299095;1345901436;BTC-Mining;He could give the source to someone if he's so pissed... -299094;1345901490;mircea_popescu;myea. -299093;1345901494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25997 @ 0.00038655 = 10.0491 BTC [-] -299092;1345901495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21503 @ 0.00038595 = 8.2991 BTC [-] -299091;1345901525;usagi;what source -299090;1345901537;mircea_popescu;so what other feed providers are there ? -299089;1345901546;BTC-Mining;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/ -299088;1345901549;BTC-Mining;THAT -299087;1345901560;BTC-Mining;All charts gone :'( -299086;1345901574;nefario;oh we might do this -299085;1345901580;nefario;we've got a GLBSE charts backend -299084;1345901588;nefario;coming up -299083;1345901598;nefario;which could easily be moved to this -299082;1345901611;usagi;Yeah you should do data and charts in-house -299081;1345901613;mircea_popescu;ah yea, you were using their charts huh ? -299080;1345901625;mircea_popescu;getting off seems a good move in retrospect. -299079;1345901639;nefario;I was -299078;1345901644;nefario;they were not cheap -299077;1345901654;nefario;he's a weird character -299076;1345901666;BTC-Mining;Who's that he? -299075;1345901671;area;Okay, so what are we using instead of bitcoincharts? -299074;1345901673;mircea_popescu;the btcharts guy -299073;1345901676;nefario;bitcoincharts guy -299072;1345901683;nefario;threatened to take intersango off the site -299071;1345901696;nefario;if they did anything about tainted coins -299070;1345901703;nefario;or did anything about stolen BTC -299069;1345901713;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.6004 = 3.002 BTC [+] -299068;1345901714;mircea_popescu;i would too. -299067;1345901723;mircea_popescu;bs "stolen coins". -299066;1345901764;nefario;aint BS if the address they're sent to is on your exchange -299065;1345901773;nefario;since it can be tracked -299064;1345901775;nefario;puts exchanges at risk -299063;1345901778;mircea_popescu;the notion of "stolen" is problematic. -299062;1345901786;nefario;do explain -299061;1345901804;mircea_popescu;with the ammount of bs, drama and stupidity going on on the forum -299060;1345901810;mircea_popescu;and with the qty of plain out lieing ppl do -299059;1345901820;mircea_popescu;any claim of coins being stolen is less than certain. -299058;1345901823;mircea_popescu;that for one. -299057;1345901830;mircea_popescu;for the other, tainting coins will ruin the protocol. -299056;1345901845;nefario;doesn't mean it's not a thread to exchange operators -299055;1345901857;nefario;who have to operate in the current banking and legal system -299054;1345901891;mircea_popescu;a threat it may be, yes. -299053;1345901893;nefario;which is app to shut down and arrest those who allow the proceeds of crime to go through their system -299052;1345901904;nefario;or even percieved crime -299051;1345901910;mircea_popescu;but i don't think btc cares one way or the other. -299050;1345901913;nefario;and Im not even talking about tained coins -299049;1345901924;nefario;BTC doesn't -299048;1345901931;nefario;NYPD etc. might -299047;1345901940;mircea_popescu;that's the thing with btc, it opened up avenues of inconceivable competition -299046;1345901947;mircea_popescu;now we have legal jurisdiction competition going on. -299045;1345901964;nefario;possibly -299044;1345901972;mircea_popescu;but at any rate : his reaction if a pure btc play. -299043;1345901978;mircea_popescu;so in this context it makes perfect sense. -299042;1345901980;nefario;I think so too -299041;1345901989;nefario;I think it's become too expensive for him -299040;1345901991;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 7 @ 0.9999999 = 7 BTC [+] -299039;1345901991;mircea_popescu;course, it's a cost the fiat-exposed people can't jedge against -299038;1345901993;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.64 BTC [+] -299037;1345902001;mircea_popescu;so it will be one of the great btc-political debates of our time. -299036;1345902002;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 6 @ 0.098 = 0.588 BTC [-] -299035;1345902009;mircea_popescu;but i for one am soundly on the liberty or death camp. -299034;1345902029;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9819 BTC [-] -299033;1345902031;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.108 BTC [-] -299032;1345902032;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [-] -299031;1345902034;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1025 = 0.615 BTC [-] -299030;1345902053;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -299029;1345902067;mircea_popescu;a well, meanwhile people whining at me they can't price options -299028;1345902094;nefario;people complain GLBSE is slow -299027;1345902105;nefario;good problems to have -299026;1345902122;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -299025;1345902125;mircea_popescu;well actually glbse was pretty fast most of yest -299024;1345902150;usagi;it's good enough for me, now, anyway -299023;1345902178;usagi;It's not possible to track stolen coins -299022;1345902182;usagi;Just use hotwallet -299021;1345902191;usagi;Coins go in dirty, come out clean -299020;1345902193;mircea_popescu;http://www.livebitcointicker.com/ how about this. -299019;1345902200;mircea_popescu;tradehill still there. -299018;1345902204;usagi;No I mean it's not possible to track who owns coins anymore. -299017;1345902208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4433 @ 0.00038595 = 1.7109 BTC [-] -299016;1345902208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.00038589 = 10.612 BTC [-] -299015;1345902210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10245 @ 0.00038532 = 3.9476 BTC [-] -299014;1345902211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 522 @ 0.00038504 = 0.201 BTC [-] -299013;1345902230;usagi;It probably never was since satoshidice can pay out to another address -299012;1345902236;usagi;Which is 99% of the reason people use it -299011;1345902249;mircea_popescu;usagi you think ? -299010;1345902260;usagi;Once the bitcoinina hack money gets cleaned up thru satoshidice it will tank. -299009;1345902260;mircea_popescu;there's wallet mixers that don't charge 2% -299008;1345902266;usagi;33,000 btc a year profit.. lol -299007;1345902286;usagi;Yeah hotwallet is an automixing wallet and we don't charge any fees at all. -299006;1345902299;mircea_popescu;so then why would people go to sdice. -299005;1345902306;usagi;Something to invest in -299004;1345902332;usagi;When I make the transition over to bootstrap completely, introduce litecoins and an exchane for them -299003;1345902337;usagi;I'll ipo hotwallet -299002;1345902339;mircea_popescu;no, if you automix coins for free why would they mix through sdice at 2% fee -299001;1345902348;usagi;Well that too -299000;1345902356;usagi;I'll shoot for a valuation about half of satoshidice's. -298999;1345902359;mircea_popescu;well that too what lol -298998;1345902386;usagi;A number of people have told me that there needs to be a competitor to satoshidice -298997;1345902397;usagi;I've already done that. -298996;1345902399;mircea_popescu;a few said that on the forum. -298995;1345902413;usagi;I have an anonymous automixing wallet with a gambling game on it with 100% odds. -298994;1345902431;usagi;Once I clean it up a bit and think of a business model... it's game over for satoshidice -298993;1345902434;mircea_popescu;http://www.bitcoinbullbear.com/ i like people into tech analysis. -298992;1345902445;mircea_popescu;:) more power to ya. -298991;1345902448;usagi;I will call it usagidice -298990;1345902470;usagi;Mircea have you played devil coins yet? -298989;1345902482;usagi;It has completely fair odds. -298988;1345902499;usagi;In fact if it makes too much money, it jinxes it's own roll and loses automatically -298987;1345902507;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions-per-block this looks real good doesn't it. -298986;1345902511;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.58 = 1.16 BTC [-] -298985;1345902512;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 18 @ 0.59 = 10.62 BTC [+] -298984;1345902512;usagi;The constraints on the pot are 0.0003 and 0.0005 now -298983;1345902521;mircea_popescu;usagi never even heard of it. -298982;1345902538;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.982 = 8.838 BTC [+] -298981;1345902542;usagi;https://199.48.69.241/hotwallet/devicoin.php -298980;1345902575;usagi;oh its broken :< -298979;1345902578;usagi;brb lol -298978;1345902589;mircea_popescu;The Bitcoin Economy Is Collapsing With No Sign of Recovery ... -298977;1345902596;mircea_popescu;8 Aug 2011 – BitcoinCharts-Post.jpg When Newsweek/The Daily Beast's Dan Lyons wrote about Bitcoins back in mid-June, that was a sure sign the digital ... -298976;1345902597;mircea_popescu;lulz. -298975;1345902615;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2185 @ 0.00101619 = 2.2204 BTC [-] -298974;1345902616;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3853 @ 0.00101475 = 3.9098 BTC [-] -298973;1345902617;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8331 @ 0.00100438 = 8.3675 BTC [-] -298972;1345902635;nefario;mircea_popescu: the reason SD is being used to "launder" coins is that it was already fairly popular by BTC standards -298971;1345902647;nefario;no point in using a mixing service wth little turnover -298970;1345902656;nefario;SD had decent turnover -298969;1345902665;mircea_popescu;that may be a point yea. but it would also mean that the usage for laundering has to be a fraction of total usage. -298968;1345902670;nefario;they could use exchanges -298967;1345902673;nefario;but -298966;1345902674;mircea_popescu;which was what i was trying to delicately point out to the guy -298965;1345902678;nefario;they're in danger of getting caught -298964;1345902698;nefario;mircea_popescu: possibly at the outset -298963;1345902703;nefario;but you know -298962;1345902708;nefario;moss grows fat on a rolling stone -298961;1345902710;mircea_popescu;well if you mix dirty wiht dirty you don't get clean. -298960;1345902723;nefario;but you do make it really hard to trace -298959;1345902729;nefario;and mixed with clean -298958;1345902731;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 61 @ 0.05199999 = 3.172 BTC [+] -298957;1345902733;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 845 @ 0.052 = 43.94 BTC [+] -298956;1345902733;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 94 @ 0.054 = 5.076 BTC [+] -298955;1345902739;nefario;and then everyone has coffee coloured coins -298954;1345902744;BTC-Mining;There's no such thing as dirty bitcoins! -298953;1345902755;nefario;depends where you keep yours -298952;1345902774;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/ -298951;1345902777;mircea_popescu;he changed the text. -298950;1345902784;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i agree. pecunia non olet. -298949;1345902794;BTC-Mining;Just dip in them in some in some interweb virtual cola flavored soda and they'll stay clean! -298948;1345902794;mircea_popescu;let people mind their own fucking property not farm out their costs on me. -298947;1345902811;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0065 BTC [-] -298946;1345902813;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 99 @ 0.0066 = 0.6534 BTC [+] -298945;1345902867;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0066 = 3.3 BTC [+] -298944;1345902945;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0066 = 0.66 BTC [+] -298943;1345902950;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.089 BTC [-] -298942;1345902968;usagi;Ahh there we go -298941;1345902977;usagi;I was working on something late last night and forgot about it when I crashed -298940;1345902979;usagi;https://199.48.69.241/hotwallet/devicoin.php -298939;1345902996;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 47 @ 0.015 = 0.705 BTC [+] -298938;1345903016;usagi;Check it out mircea. I would sincerely value your opinion -298937;1345903023;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 37 @ 0.1 = 3.7 BTC [+] -298936;1345903036;BTC-Mining;About GSDPT -298935;1345903036;BTC-Mining;http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lltzgnHi5F1qzib3wo1_400.jpg -298934;1345903047;mircea_popescu;lol -298933;1345903062;BTC-Mining;That's some nice pricing -298932;1345903084;Chaang-Noi;.1 hmmm -298931;1345903091;Chaang-Noi;for bond-A -298930;1345903103;mircea_popescu;well i don't like it usagi cause it requires me to make an acct. i hate making accts. -298929;1345903112;mircea_popescu;is -a insured ? -298928;1345903113;usagi;Accounts are free -298927;1345903117;mircea_popescu;!ticker TYGRR.BOND-A -298926;1345903119;assbot;[GLBSE:TYGRR.BOND-A] [Bid: 0.02] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.08] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 3.7] [7dAvg: 0.1038] -298925;1345903120;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.6002337 = 1.2005 BTC [-] -298924;1345903121;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.6001337 = 10.8024 BTC [-] -298923;1345903131;mircea_popescu;usagi it's not a matter of cost, i have money. -298922;1345903132;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.8 = 2.4 BTC [+] -298921;1345903137;Chaang-Noi;A is a mining bond -298920;1345903144;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 120 @ 0.1 = 12 BTC [+] -298919;1345903161;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi on 4 btc volume, doesn't matter anyway. -298918;1345903167;mircea_popescu;paladon what's this fund thing i hear about ? -298917;1345903249;Chaang-Noi;who sold that mining bond to almost nothing -298916;1345903252;blazing_;!ticker rareearth -298915;1345903257;Chaang-Noi;its at 0 thats crazy -298914;1345903257;assbot;[GLBSE:RAREEARTH] [Bid: 0.009] [Ask: 0.01] [Spread: 0.001] [Last: 0.01] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.00968764] -298913;1345903282;BTC-Mining;usually the "0" on the chart is more like 0.001 and less -298912;1345903290;Chaang-Noi;yeah who sold at that? -298911;1345903294;BTC-Mining;and that's usually a hacked account -298910;1345903299;Chaang-Noi;tuesdays dividend will be more than that -298909;1345903302;Chaang-Noi;oh hmmm -298908;1345903304;BTC-Mining;and Nefario reverse those transactions -298907;1345903306;Chaang-Noi;nefario knows of this? -298906;1345903335;BTC-Mining;If the account is claimed hacked and the shares haven't already transacted a few times, I guess -298905;1345903357;nefario;Not exactly -298904;1345903375;BTC-Mining;How goes the process? -298903;1345903379;nefario;BTC-Mining: that particular instance was exceptional -298902;1345903405;mircea_popescu;unrolling trades is a nightmare. -298901;1345903407;nefario;as was the time kluge got his account hack -298900;1345903411;nefario;ja -298899;1345903416;BTC-Mining;oh -298898;1345903421;mircea_popescu;how did that happen nefario ? was it actyally session stiolen ? -298897;1345903435;BTC-Mining;No, I think simply not using 2 step auth... -298896;1345903440;usagi;no 2fa. -298895;1345903447;mircea_popescu;well yea, no 2fa. but session stolen ? -298894;1345903454;usagi;and he used the same password on gpumax. -298893;1345903456;mircea_popescu;(you can't really steal 2fa sessions i don't imagine) -298892;1345903459;usagi;and a few other places. -298891;1345903462;nefario;no his password was re-used and compromised -298890;1345903466;mircea_popescu;so was it pw compromise ? aha -298889;1345903477;mircea_popescu;i heard both variants so i didn't know what to make of it. -298888;1345903479;kakobrekla;mornin -298887;1345903483;BTC-Mining;Because users are careless -298886;1345903488;mircea_popescu;heya kakobrekla -298885;1345903493;BTC-Mining;good day kako -298884;1345903497;BTC-Mining;I'm off here -298883;1345903500;mircea_popescu;darling do something about this : http://bitcoincharts.com/ -298882;1345903501;kakobrekla;what did i miss -298881;1345903502;BTC-Mining;Goodbye -298880;1345903502;usagi;As soon as GLBSE replaces the submit acttion button with a yubikey textarea I will be able to sleep at night -298879;1345903505;nefario;mircea_popescu: his email wsa also compromised AFAIK -298878;1345903513;Chaang-Noi;hi kakobrekla -298877;1345903524;mircea_popescu;usagi you want it to be moar like mpex ? -298876;1345903526;Chaang-Noi;bye btc-mining -298875;1345903528;nefario;ill add yubikey next month -298874;1345903534;kakobrekla;hi goat :) -298873;1345903541;usagi;MPEX doesn't use yubikeys -298872;1345903550;mircea_popescu;but it has textarea! 1 out of 2!!! -298871;1345903554;usagi;It uses GPG, which is secure in different ways, but also a lot harder to use. -298870;1345903558;kakobrekla;whats with bitcoincharts.com -298869;1345903563;mircea_popescu;he quit -298868;1345903566;mircea_popescu;fix it omg! -298867;1345903571;kakobrekla;r u srs? -298866;1345903575;BTC-Mining;YES -298865;1345903575;mircea_popescu;i have 48 emails in like pasy half hour -298864;1345903578;mircea_popescu;he just went down. -298863;1345903582;kakobrekla;woah. -298862;1345903583;usagi;My exchange system will be more secure than MPEX. -298861;1345903595;mircea_popescu;usagi i recall kronos saying that. -298860;1345903608;usagi;Yeah but lets be honest, that team had shitty coders on it. -298859;1345903608;kakobrekla;well this is bad (bitcoincharts.com thingy) -298858;1345903617;mircea_popescu;i know! it's horrid. -298857;1345903626;mircea_popescu;they needed competition anyway. get codin' -298856;1345903642;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0999 = 0.2997 BTC [-] -298855;1345903655;kakobrekla;hmm -298854;1345903661;mircea_popescu;i am not even kidding kakobrekla, you're the person for the job. already run some information services here, are trustworthuy -298853;1345903665;mircea_popescu;and apparently you can code. -298852;1345903695;mircea_popescu;his ideea is sound, have charts, adata feed, some advertising etc. makes a dime. -298851;1345903728;kakobrekla;i will think about it, first i need to get some coffee. -298850;1345903844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038528 = 0.0771 BTC [+] -298849;1345903846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9978 @ 0.00038504 = 3.8419 BTC [-] -298848;1345903846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12222 @ 0.00038445 = 4.6987 BTC [-] -298847;1345903873;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 135 @ 0.054 = 7.29 BTC [+] -298846;1345903901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35378 @ 0.00038445 = 13.6011 BTC [-] -298845;1345903903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41300 @ 0.00038438 = 15.8749 BTC [-] -298844;1345903904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28700 @ 0.00038422 = 11.0271 BTC [-] -298843;1345903905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00038382 = 0.7293 BTC [-] -298842;1345903906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43300 @ 0.00038379 = 16.6181 BTC [-] -298841;1345903908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58000 @ 0.00038373 = 22.2563 BTC [-] -298840;1345903909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00038321 = 1.6478 BTC [-] -298839;1345903909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37122 @ 0.00038265 = 14.2047 BTC [-] -298838;1345903912;mircea_popescu;gah, already being sold off. teh horror! -298837;1345903930;mircea_popescu;fucking hell i wake up X thing exploded. what is this, quicksand ?! -298836;1345904031;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.065 = 6.5 BTC [+] -298835;1345904032;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0749999 BTC [+] -298834;1345904034;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 30 @ 0.075 = 2.25 BTC [+] -298833;1345904200;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 70 @ 0.075 = 5.25 BTC [+] -298832;1345904201;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 80 @ 0.07899999 = 6.32 BTC [+] -298831;1345904283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21778 @ 0.00038265 = 8.3334 BTC [-] -298830;1345904284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45556 @ 0.00038066 = 17.3413 BTC [-] -298829;1345904286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1234 @ 0.00038047 = 0.4695 BTC [-] -298828;1345904287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41432 @ 0.00038024 = 15.7541 BTC [-] -298827;1345904426;kakobrekla;13:12.08 ( mircea_popescu ) fucking hell i wake up X thing exploded. what is this, quicksand ?! -298826;1345904428;kakobrekla;o? -298825;1345904439;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1400 @ 0.00101045 = 1.4146 BTC [+] -298824;1345904441;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5329 @ 0.00101627 = 5.4157 BTC [+] -298823;1345904442;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2683 @ 0.00101868 = 2.7331 BTC [+] -298822;1345904443;mircea_popescu;well btccharts. -298821;1345904461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3607 @ 0.00038024 = 1.3715 BTC [-] -298820;1345904461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.0003793 = 6.1447 BTC [-] -298819;1345904463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00037896 = 3.7896 BTC [-] -298818;1345904464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61800 @ 0.00037659 = 23.2733 BTC [-] -298817;1345904465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.00037648 = 9.1861 BTC [-] -298816;1345904466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23993 @ 0.00037645 = 9.0322 BTC [-] -298815;1345904476;kakobrekla;!ticker s.mpoe -298814;1345904477;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.000035 / 0.00030099 / 0.0004 (6071383 shares, 1,827.43 BTC), 30day: 0.000035 / 0.00036137 / 0.00041457 (67994575 shares, 24,571.65 BTC) -298813;1345904549;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0999 = 0.1998 BTC [-] -298812;1345904788;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 118 @ 0.07899999 = 9.322 BTC [+] -298811;1345905334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 551 @ 0.00038118 = 0.21 BTC [+] -298810;1345905504;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 6 @ 0.6 = 3.6 BTC [+] -298809;1345905514;kakobrekla;http://www.worldzeitgeist.org:443/images/socnet/bitcoin-assets/bitcoin-assets-current.png -298808;1345905538;Chaang-Noi;usagi whenwil lthe 1 btc for yarr be paid out -298807;1345905546;Chaang-Noi;the dividend? -298806;1345905556;usagi;We've already bought back almost 1000 shares -298805;1345905573;mircea_popescu;haha cool kakobrekla where from ? -298804;1345905605;usagi;Put up your shares at 1, that's what the contract says we will do -298803;1345905609;usagi;We will buy back not pay out -298802;1345905610;kakobrekla;dunno someone pasted it in #btcst -298801;1345905620;usagi;I may pay out as a final action if some people are not going to sell their shares -298800;1345905630;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.08989999 = 0.4495 BTC [-] -298799;1345905635;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla kinda interesting. -298798;1345905647;Chaang-Noi;ahh, i thought you were going to do a dividend -298797;1345905649;kakobrekla;but its old data -298796;1345905655;kakobrekla;jul 13 -298795;1345905662;mircea_popescu;no assbot huh -298794;1345905669;mircea_popescu;so get tjhem to make a new 1 -298793;1345905670;kakobrekla;wasnt born then yet -298792;1345905689;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9819 = 1.9638 BTC [-] -298791;1345905691;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.982 = 2.946 BTC [+] -298790;1345905780;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.09999999 = 10 BTC [+] -298789;1345905948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00037764 = 1.1329 BTC [-] -298788;1345905949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15207 @ 0.00037645 = 5.7247 BTC [-] -298787;1345905951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00037614 = 1.9935 BTC [-] -298786;1345905951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00037598 = 8.3844 BTC [-] -298785;1345905974;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.6001337 = 10.8024 BTC [-] -298784;1345906030;usagi;Nefario: Why doesn't the bid/ask trade window show up 50% of the time when I load a page? -298783;1345906039;usagi;I just loaded a page like 7 or 8 times and no trade area -298782;1345906081;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.06 = 0.18 BTC [-] -298781;1345906082;mircea_popescu;api rate limit -298780;1345906101;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -298779;1345906102;Chaang-Noi;that bothers me too -298778;1345906106;Chaang-Noi;pain in the ass... -298777;1345906113;usagi;nef -298776;1345906121;usagi;I can seriously write you an enterprise class backend -298775;1345906141;usagi;Im talking 1000 concurrent requests in just a couple of seconds, max -298774;1345906171;usagi;tests indicate 10,000+ requests per second in an optimal environment -298773;1345906294;nefario;Ive got a new API service coming online soon -298772;1345906316;nefario;the rate limit will be increased significantly then -298771;1345906328;nefario;and GLBSE core will speed up a lot -298770;1345906336;mircea_popescu;http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20120215/18044017773/us-government-suspends-jotformcom-over-user-generated-forms-censorship-regime-expands.shtml -298769;1345906342;mircea_popescu;the us govt seriously sucks. period. -298768;1345906344;nefario;not having to handle those requests -298767;1345906348;mircea_popescu;i don't understand why anyone'd still support it. -298766;1345906364;nefario;they get paid by it? -298765;1345906377;nefario;i.e. vested interests -298764;1345906396;mircea_popescu;ya but those aren't people. if you work for a government you're, basically, scum. -298763;1345906540;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0066 = 0.066 BTC [+] -298762;1345906568;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0066 = 0.0132 BTC [+] -298761;1345906734;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/ he's back -298760;1345906752;mircea_popescu;from what i gather a douchy exchange which we won;t name stepped the fuck back. -298759;1345906774;Chaang-Noi;:) -298758;1345906879;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3917 @ 0.00101868 = 3.9902 BTC [+] -298757;1345906881;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1583 @ 0.00102135 = 1.6168 BTC [+] -298756;1345906918;kakobrekla;steped the fuck back from what -298755;1345906931;kakobrekla;im not following this completley -298754;1345906932;mircea_popescu;well seems the guy's acct got frozen -298753;1345906939;mircea_popescu;so he blew his top -298752;1345906963;kakobrekla;oh wow -298751;1345906969;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.106 = 1.06 BTC [+] -298750;1345906989;kakobrekla;well good -298749;1345906998;kakobrekla;happy i dont have to take up the work -298748;1345907049;mircea_popescu;:) -298747;1345907057;mircea_popescu;fast paced environment, btc -298746;1345907106;kakobrekla;about 10x faster than internet and 100x than real world -298745;1345907131;MrTiggr;^^ kakobrekla -298744;1345907137;kakobrekla;thanks :) -298743;1345907141;mircea_popescu;" I'm beginning to understand that this whole operation and stock sale are not intended to take in to consideration any body of law, and you all are comfortable with the risks involved with that. It's basically a gentleman's agreement offered on a handshake." -298742;1345907142;mircea_popescu;YES! -298741;1345907143;MrTiggr;yu have live graph, enjoy! -298740;1345907150;mircea_popescu;we need to bring back the handshake and the gentlemen! -298739;1345907154;mircea_popescu;o hi MrTiggr -298738;1345907160;kakobrekla;MrTiggr, is there a command to get the url -298737;1345907166;MrTiggr;http://www.worldzeitgeist.org:443/images/socnet/bitcoin-assets/bitcoin-assets-current.png -298736;1345907191;Chaang-Noi;i see me:) -298735;1345907197;mircea_popescu;i see myself at the edge too lol -298734;1345907203;MrTiggr;fsck goat is everywhere -298733;1345907207;mircea_popescu;what data does it use ? what it gets while on chan ? -298732;1345907210;MrTiggr;:P -298731;1345907224;Chaang-Noi;its my job to be everywhere:) -298730;1345907228;mircea_popescu;why ? -298729;1345907232;MrTiggr;it monitors all posts to the chan and uses a vaiety of metrics to derive the social graph -298728;1345907240;MrTiggr;hilites are part of it -298727;1345907241;mircea_popescu;very cool. -298726;1345907246;MrTiggr;but rapid-chat alternatitions -298725;1345907253;mircea_popescu;liek this ? -298724;1345907255;MrTiggr;and adjacency and stuff make up other metrics -298723;1345907259;MrTiggr;yerp -298722;1345907259;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [+] -298721;1345907272;mircea_popescu;you'ra a good man, bless you. -298720;1345907302;Chaang-Noi;ive been away for many days, im going to assume that that would affect my dots and lines? -298719;1345907323;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi it seems it has very old data with a smattering of the past few minutes. -298718;1345907327;mircea_popescu;will sort out in time -298717;1345907352;Chaang-Noi;of i just hit refresh and it will change? -298716;1345907371;Chaang-Noi;oh crazy -298715;1345907373;mircea_popescu;hmm, MrTiggr some ppl appear twice ? like two kakobrekla two Chaang-Noi etc -298714;1345907398;Chaang-Noi;my names has more than 2 or 3 a's -298713;1345907406;Chaang-Noi;chaang and chaaang and chaaaang its all me -298712;1345907410;Chaang-Noi;sometimes wifi just sucks lol -298711;1345907413;mircea_popescu;o i see nm my bad -298710;1345907422;MrTiggr;:D -298709;1345907429;kakobrekla;hm -298708;1345907429;MrTiggr;i can clear the db for this chan if you like -298707;1345907439;MrTiggr;i think it is mixing like ...year old data with now -298706;1345907452;kakobrekla;also maybe.... merge nicks by ident/host ? -298705;1345907454;Chaang-Noi;ahh now i got errors -298704;1345907468;mircea_popescu;you prolly should wipe old ya -298703;1345907468;MrTiggr;yeh ... gimme a sec, i clear it -298702;1345907472;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13400 @ 0.00102135 = 13.6861 BTC [+] -298701;1345907474;Chaang-Noi;ok -298700;1345907568;MrTiggr;test -298699;1345907645;MrTiggr;ok - well, looks like changes will take place next reboot of the bot; the graph is just a little funky for now; sorry guys -298698;1345907738;Chaang-Noi;np thanks -298697;1345907803;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.982 = 7.856 BTC [+] -298696;1345907918;usagi;Lol, so this is rg and usagi's channel. -298695;1345907951;usagi;teek teek teek teek teek teek -298694;1345907952;usagi;teek teek teek teek teek teek -298693;1345907953;usagi;teek teek teek teek teek teek -298692;1345908003;usagi;ahh he's closer now. -298691;1345908023;mircea_popescu;lol -298690;1345908028;usagi;You could use this data to socialize -298689;1345908029;mircea_popescu;get a room you two -298688;1345908046;usagi;Hey BTCHero! Long time no see. What's up man -298687;1345908061;usagi;BTCHero: Haven't chatted with you in a while. What are you working on these days? -298686;1345908072;MrTiggr;i actually thought of a good IRC game to play with the graphs usagi , kakobrekla -298685;1345908092;mircea_popescu;omg wtf who told windows ppl to put cancel on lefT! -298684;1345908100;MrTiggr;start a new channel - invite the bot .... whoever is in the middle at the end of a timer wins a prize -298683;1345908120;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr you mind adding it to #trilema ? -298682;1345908128;MrTiggr;sure -298681;1345908130;mircea_popescu;:D -298680;1345908323;kakobrekla;MrTiggr :) -298679;1345908362;MrTiggr;ofc the prize wud be bitcoins :D -298678;1345908849;mircea_popescu;!ticker S.DICE -298677;1345908851;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00320205 / 0.003232 (1609462 shares, 5,153.58 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00320205 / 0.003232 (1609462 shares, 5,153.58 BTC) -298676;1345908857;mircea_popescu;!ticker GIGAMINING -298675;1345908860;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.9651] [Ask: 0.9845] [Spread: 0.0194] [Last: 0.982] [24hVol: 76.55499] [7dAvg: 0.99266985] -298674;1345908875;mircea_popescu;!ticker TYGRR.BOND-P -298673;1345908878;assbot;[GLBSE:TYGRR.BOND-P] [Bid: 0.6001337] [Ask: 0.6699] [Spread: 0.0697663] [Last: 0.6001337] [24hVol: 201.28088084] [7dAvg: 0.68518132] -298672;1345909016;Chaang-Noi;.6 seems fair -298671;1345909253;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -298670;1345909287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8493 @ 0.00037505 = 3.1853 BTC [-] -298669;1345909289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6825 @ 0.00037735 = 2.5754 BTC [+] -298668;1345909290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23488 @ 0.00037953 = 8.9144 BTC [+] -298667;1345909297;usagi;anyone here got some litecoins they can help me with? -298666;1345909354;rdponticelli;How many? -298665;1345909372;mircea_popescu;i think rg has a bunch -298664;1345909380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45700 @ 0.000375 = 17.1375 BTC [-] -298663;1345909398;rdponticelli;usagi: How many would you need? -298662;1345909405;usagi;sending you a pm -298661;1345909411;rdponticelli;Ok -298660;1345909753;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.08989998 = 0.9889 BTC [-] -298659;1345909785;rg;i have a decent amount -298658;1345909788;rg;not as much as i usually have -298657;1345909789;rg;but some -298656;1345909802;usagi;well rg I just added a litecoin wallet to hotwallet -298655;1345909812;usagi;Gonna code the exchange next :> -298654;1345909826;rg;i will never let anyone touch my litecoin wallet again -298653;1345909827;usagi;I'm testing litecoin send and recieve now. -298652;1345909834;rg;not after greedi have me the joan collins special -298651;1345909839;rg;right up the pooper -298650;1345909854;usagi;What happened -298649;1345909874;rg;'software error' cause it to send it all to someone else -298648;1345909996;usagi;Lol now THATS bullshit -298647;1345910011;usagi;How the hell did that happen I wonder -298646;1345910113;rg;cause he's as good of a coder as he is honorable -298645;1345910125;rg;normally.. if my error cause someone to lost $500 -298644;1345910128;rg;id reimburse them -298643;1345910131;rg;most people would, yea? -298642;1345910136;usagi;Well I am a better coder and I'm going to insure hotwallet funds. -298641;1345910138;rg;but no -298640;1345910139;rg;instead -298639;1345910142;rg;he gets ops in #litecoin -298638;1345910149;rg;and people are just plain leaving now -298637;1345910150;rg;cause hes a nazi -298636;1345910160;usagi;greedi made litecoin? -298635;1345910161;rg;he's worse than gmaxwell with the -otc rules -298634;1345910162;rg;no -298633;1345910164;rg;fuck no -298632;1345910295;usagi;Is there a block explorer type service for litecoins? -298631;1345910319;rg;yep -298630;1345910338;rg;http://explorer.litecoin.net/ -298629;1345910354;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 65 @ 0.00100438 = 0.0653 BTC [-] -298628;1345910354;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7498 @ 0.0009981 = 7.4838 BTC [-] -298627;1345910420;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 2 @ 0.32060999 = 0.6412 BTC [-] -298626;1345910763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26561 @ 0.00037953 = 10.0807 BTC [+] -298625;1345910765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00038186 = 5.4988 BTC [+] -298624;1345910766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20439 @ 0.00038302 = 7.8285 BTC [+] -298623;1345910768;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6995 BTC [+] -298622;1345910868;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 300 @ 0.0001195 = 0.0359 BTC [+] -298621;1345911017;Chaang-Noi;i have over 100k ltc why do you need them? -298620;1345911043;Azelphur;Chaang-Noi: hookers and blow -298619;1345911115;Chaang-Noi;hmm -298618;1345911118;nefario;bitches and whores -298617;1345911123;Chaang-Noi;i have over 200k i guess -298616;1345911131;Chaang-Noi;i just kept buying lol -298615;1345911158;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 30 @ 0.5 = 15 BTC [+] -298614;1345911197;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6700 @ 0.00099773 = 6.6848 BTC [-] -298613;1345911384;Chaang-Noi;wonder what sorta whores take ltc -298612;1345911449;nefario;lol -298611;1345911622;Chaang-Noi;i could only assume lady boys or maybe mircea_popescu's sex slaves -298610;1345911721;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.106 = 2.65 BTC [+] -298609;1345911729;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi wha ? -298608;1345911731;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.08989998 = 0.4495 BTC [-] -298607;1345911751;Chaang-Noi;did you not say you kept sex slaves a few days ago? -298606;1345911758;mircea_popescu;http://wtvr.com/2012/08/23/brandon-raub-judge-orders-release-of-detained-marine-veteran-freed/ this is pretty outlandish -298605;1345911760;mircea_popescu;yes Chaang-Noi -298604;1345911771;Chaang-Noi;do you rent them out for ltc? -298603;1345911799;mircea_popescu;lol nope. -298602;1345911810;Chaang-Noi;i was trying to find whores that would take ltc -298601;1345911819;Chaang-Noi;there might not be any -298600;1345911825;mircea_popescu;well... azns are lighter so. -298599;1345911827;mircea_popescu;mebbe there :D -298598;1345911829;_locust_;litewhores...? -298597;1345911835;mircea_popescu;liteRALLYwhores -298596;1345911862;Chaang-Noi;i bet some asians would.. but how to get ltc miners out of the basementto asia... -298595;1345911925;usagi;What the F*** -298594;1345911929;usagi;0.1 fees for litecoin sends? -298593;1345911933;usagi;Is that normal? -298592;1345911942;Chaang-Noi;ive never paid a fee -298591;1345911951;Chaang-Noi;are you doig this from btc-e ? -298590;1345911956;usagi;No -298589;1345911963;Chaang-Noi;ive never paid a fee for ltc sending -298588;1345911968;usagi;Hotwallet https://199.48.69.241/hotwallet -298587;1345911970;Chaang-Noi;but anyway .1 ltc is nothing -298586;1345911983;usagi;I just tested litecoin send and recieve -- it works. BINGO!@ F(*(^%$ BINGO ! hahaha -298585;1345911994;Chaang-Noi;iv never used that -298584;1345912016;Chaang-Noi;iv never even heard of hotwallet -298583;1345912025;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 317 @ 0.00099773 = 0.3163 BTC [-] -298582;1345912045;mircea_popescu;he's developing it -298581;1345912118;Chaang-Noi;oh -298580;1345912129;Chaang-Noi;ahh i see his copy right -298579;1345912219;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [-] -298578;1345912258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0032 = 4.8 BTC [-] -298577;1345912279;mircea_popescu;mmm i hope DeaDTerra gets back in time -298576;1345912341;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -298575;1345912389;Chaang-Noi;so these sex slaves, are they willing and into bdsm or did you have to steal them? -298574;1345912417;mircea_popescu;i didn't steal anybody lol -298573;1345912449;mircea_popescu;most women acrtually prefer to live submissively if ithey can find somebody competent to d' them -298572;1345912479;Chaang-Noi;how many do you have? -298571;1345912485;mircea_popescu;a few. -298570;1345912497;Chaang-Noi;seems like a lot of work -298569;1345912507;mircea_popescu;well... it can be, but usually isn't. -298568;1345912513;mircea_popescu;linux seems like a lot of work originally too. -298567;1345912530;rg;usagi -298566;1345912533;rg;you need a damn hostname -298565;1345912535;Chaang-Noi;lol -298564;1345912549;rg;too bad you cant have hotwall.et -298563;1345912552;rg;.et is a real tld -298562;1345912559;mircea_popescu;you.re.et -298561;1345912561;rg;but they dont do .et, only .com.et etc -298560;1345912564;Chaang-Noi;okay i will ahve to talk to my wife about it but i bet she would let me get one or two... -298559;1345912575;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi why would you want them anyway ? -298558;1345912589;Chaang-Noi;im bored -298557;1345912596;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.107 = 0.963 BTC [+] -298556;1345912598;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.00989 BTC [-] -298555;1345912600;mircea_popescu;haha bad reason. get a goldfish -298554;1345912605;Chaang-Noi;i assume you can let them go in the wild when you are done right? -298553;1345912616;mircea_popescu;no dood. it's people we're discussing here. -298552;1345912657;Chaang-Noi;well if they cant go free then there must be some sort of market then for used sex slaves? -298551;1345912712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36220 @ 0.00037517 = 13.5887 BTC [-] -298550;1345912714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4180 @ 0.00037948 = 1.5862 BTC [+] -298549;1345912732;Chaang-Noi;i doubt ebay would work -298548;1345912744;mircea_popescu;no, you are stuck with them for the rest of your life!!!1 -298547;1345912885;Chaang-Noi;what if i die? -298546;1345912932;Chaang-Noi;i dont think i want that much pressure... i forget to water my plants.... -298545;1345912962;mircea_popescu;yeah. which is why most girls can't find masters. -298544;1345912984;Diablo-D3;lock up one more time you goddamned fucking faggot -298543;1345913012;EmanuelDeOrtego;Okay -298542;1345913020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00037516 = 0.3752 BTC [-] -298541;1345913029;EmanuelDeOrtego;All I want is an approved IPO I paid $80 for -298540;1345913030;Chaang-Noi;asian girls are pretty submissive anyway -298539;1345913044;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: that is not true -298538;1345913046;Chaang-Noi;esp once you buy them :/ -298537;1345913051;Diablo-D3;they used to be in the old country -298536;1345913058;EmanuelDeOrtego;;;seen nefario -298535;1345913059;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 26 minutes and 49 seconds ago: lol -298534;1345913061;Diablo-D3;whatever passes for an old country in east asia, anyways -298533;1345913071;Diablo-D3;s/an/the/ -298532;1345913084;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nefario: Have you looked at VersaCoin yet? -298531;1345913086;Diablo-D3;but the new crop? all fucking westernized -298530;1345913096;Diablo-D3;BUY ME SHIT OR ME LOVE YOU NO MORE -298529;1345913098;Diablo-D3;fuck that womn -298528;1345913124;Diablo-D3;either recognize he glory that is my penis or go fuck yoursef -298527;1345913134;Diablo-D3;and why the fuck is my keyboard dropping etters again -298526;1345913134;Chaang-Noi;in thailand the rates start around 50,000 baht or like 1.5k usd -298525;1345913145;Diablo-D3;lllllll wrok you goddamned nigger -298524;1345913174;Diablo-D3;I have the only fucking keyboard in the fucking world that I have to fucking hotplug to make it work -298523;1345913180;Diablo-D3;the firmware fucking crashes I fuck you not -298522;1345913193;nefario;EmanuelDeOrtego: no why would I? -298521;1345913200;nefario;whats special about it? -298520;1345913221;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: It's a listing I paid for... -298519;1345913234;Diablo-D3;EmanuelDeOrtego: doesnt fucking matter -298518;1345913240;Diablo-D3;nefario likes to sit on that shit for 3 days -298517;1345913242;Diablo-D3;becxause he can -298516;1345913251;Diablo-D3;OH ITS ALL LIKE BECAUSE OF SECURITIES AND SHIT -298515;1345913259;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, it's been 3 days, I believe. -298514;1345913261;EmanuelDeOrtego;I could be wrong. -298513;1345913271;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 never bought a kbd with firmware, never will. -298512;1345913273;mircea_popescu;fuck firmware. -298511;1345913283;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: dude, I didnt even know keyboards HAD firmwares -298510;1345913285;usagi;But what domain name should I get RG? -298509;1345913290;Diablo-D3;see, I asked my gamer friends -298508;1345913291;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am not asking for investors. -298507;1345913292;usagi;It needs to be a good sounding name -298506;1345913293;Diablo-D3;HEY GAMER FRIENDS -298505;1345913294;mircea_popescu;the newer shit with programmable displays etc do. -298504;1345913296;Diablo-D3;WHATS A GOOD KEYBOARD -298503;1345913298;Diablo-D3;they say razor -298502;1345913303;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just want to get what I paid for, heh. -298501;1345913304;Diablo-D3;well, I knew razor was a shit brand -298500;1345913306;Diablo-D3;I knew this up front -298499;1345913308;Diablo-D3;but I said -298498;1345913310;Diablo-D3;hey why not -298497;1345913316;mircea_popescu;you got got. -298496;1345913317;Diablo-D3;there was one for sale for $10 usually $60 -298495;1345913322;usagi;Can I get a .name address with namecoins, rg? -298494;1345913322;mircea_popescu;prolly trolling you. -298493;1345913325;Diablo-D3;now I have exactly two problems -298492;1345913333;Diablo-D3;1) I have a razor keyboard -298491;1345913336;Diablo-D3;2) IT WONT FUCKING DIE -298490;1345913344;Diablo-D3;IT KNOWS I HATE IT AND IT WONT DIE -298489;1345913350;Diablo-D3;its the most uncomfortable fucking pile of shit -298488;1345913380;Diablo-D3;gamer keyboard my fucking fat pussy seaking torpedo. -298487;1345913398;Diablo-D3;my love icbm. -298486;1345913400;mircea_popescu;so buy a genius ione for $4 -298485;1345913403;mircea_popescu;ir w.e -298484;1345913408;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no -298483;1345913414;Diablo-D3;I am going to get a fucking ibm model m -298482;1345913419;Diablo-D3;or a das keyboard blank -298481;1345913424;mircea_popescu;or the sdpace cadet :D -298480;1345913434;Diablo-D3;no space cadets for me -298479;1345913436;Diablo-D3;I use vim not emacs -298478;1345913440;Diablo-D3;dohohohhoho -298477;1345913459;EmanuelDeOrtego;nefario: To be even more specific, it's a security I paid for 3 or so days ago. Just looking for updates. -298476;1345913469;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 110 @ 0.08989998 = 9.889 BTC [-] -298475;1345913474;mircea_popescu;lol -298474;1345913486;Diablo-D3;EmanuelDeOrtego: see, thats where you went wrong -298473;1345913488;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [-] -298472;1345913489;mircea_popescu;nice to see 25+ year old jokes are still live and well. -298471;1345913497;Diablo-D3;>0.06 -298470;1345913500;Diablo-D3;hey, we're up -298469;1345913515;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.08989998 BTC [-] -298468;1345913516;EmanuelDeOrtego;Diablo-D3: I didn't pay him even more money? -298467;1345913528;Diablo-D3;EmanuelDeOrtego: no, you didnt take a pair of pliers to his fingers -298466;1345913534;mircea_popescu;nefario needs to up the cost of ipos. -298465;1345913539;mircea_popescu;8 btc is a joke. -298464;1345913572;EmanuelDeOrtego;I would agree if things were quicker. -298463;1345913757;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 1000 @ 0.0001 = 0.1 BTC [+] -298462;1345914182;Diablo-D3;damn, where did btc-mining go -298461;1345914201;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 42 @ 0.08989998 = 3.7758 BTC [-] -298460;1345914203;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 43 @ 0.08989999 = 3.8657 BTC [+] -298459;1345914204;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 291 @ 0.0899 = 26.1609 BTC [+] -298458;1345914235;mircea_popescu;to sleep -298457;1345914267;EmanuelDeOrtego;Somebody keeps buying STANDARD.GOLD at full price. -298456;1345914287;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nobody reads contracts. : ( -298455;1345914293;Diablo-D3;whats the contract? -298454;1345914308;EmanuelDeOrtego;After April 2012, if Bitcoin is traded at a USD price equal or greater to the NYMEX* USD price of one (1) troy ounce of Gold on Mt.Gox* before the first time Bitcoin is traded on Mt. Gox at a price of at most $1 USD, this bond will be bought back for .0001 Bitcoins. -298453;1345914308;EmanuelDeOrtego;Otherwise this bond is assumed worthless. -298452;1345914325;EmanuelDeOrtego;People are buying it at .0001 -298451;1345914327;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bitcoins -298450;1345914343;EmanuelDeOrtego;Now their money gets to be mine for the next year or so. : P -298449;1345914368;kakobrekla;silly asset -298448;1345914387;Diablo-D3;EmanuelDeOrtego: so .... if the price ever drops to $1, you buy back the shares but until then it... does nothing? -298447;1345914393;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's supposed to measure the likelihood of events -298446;1345914403;EmanuelDeOrtego;Diablo-D3: It's hitting the price of Gold. -298445;1345914406;EmanuelDeOrtego;Just you wait -298444;1345914467;mircea_popescu; silly asset << ++ -298443;1345914501;EmanuelDeOrtego;All I know is that it will eventually be profitable. -298442;1345914504;EmanuelDeOrtego;That isn't silly -298441;1345914537;mircea_popescu;if i used an exchange i'd seriously pay people to nuke such assets. -298440;1345914574;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://glbse.com/asset/view/IMPACT -298439;1345914581;EmanuelDeOrtego;This, my friends, is silly -298438;1345914693;mircea_popescu;too lazyto read it. what is it ? -298437;1345914704;kakobrekla;a buch of nonsense -298436;1345914736;EmanuelDeOrtego;You guys enjoy your mining bonds. -298435;1345914741;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's all I have to say. -298434;1345914752;mircea_popescu;http://www.videobash.com/video_show/clever-bird-goes-fishing-364959 check out the fishing bird -298433;1345914756;EskimoBob;is NYAN.C turning in to a turd? -298432;1345914762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43751 @ 0.00037948 = 16.6026 BTC [+] -298431;1345914769;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: no -298430;1345914775;Diablo-D3;nyan.c covers all the risky shit -298429;1345914781;Diablo-D3;its .a that should be turning into a turd -298428;1345914806;EskimoBob;!pl -298427;1345914806;assbot;!pl [@] [] -298426;1345914810;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.089 = 0.445 BTC [-] -298425;1345914813;EmanuelDeOrtego;If you guys want to see shit, you should the American-OTC penny stocks -298424;1345914821;EskimoBob;!pl NYAN.A 1 -298423;1345914822;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -298422;1345914823;assbot;NYAN.A [1@1BTC] paid: 0.03 BTC. Last price: 1 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.03 BTC. (3%) -298421;1345914830;EskimoBob;!pl NYAN.C 1 -298420;1345914830;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -298419;1345914839;assbot;NYAN.C [1@1BTC] paid: 0.08618649 BTC. Last price: 0.85 BTC. Capital gain: -0.15 BTC. Total: -0.06381351 BTC. (-6.4%) -298418;1345914867;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 3 @ 0.8003 = 2.4009 BTC [-] -298417;1345914882;mircea_popescu;why should .a turn into a turd ? -298416;1345914900;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.8002 = 1.6004 BTC [-] -298415;1345914906;EskimoBob;nefario: nice job with exchange. Thank you -298414;1345914941;Diablo-D3;!pl dmc 1 -298413;1345914941;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -298412;1345914943;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.06 BTC. Capital gain: -0.94 BTC. Total: -0.91364186 BTC. (-91.4%) -298411;1345914953;Diablo-D3;wow what a useless script -298410;1345914964;mircea_popescu;lol. why useless ? it's great. -298409;1345914978;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: turd is EskimoBob's word for "fixed mhash mining bond" -298408;1345915005;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think my STANDARD.GOLD would classify as a turd in the eyes of some -298407;1345915008;mircea_popescu;well seeing how it's not invested on s.dice/s,mpoe and pirate went away -298406;1345915013;mircea_popescu;what the heck else would it be ? -298405;1345915047;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, theres a lot of asicminer in there -298404;1345915049;Diablo-D3;and a lot of dmc -298403;1345915057;mircea_popescu;which arern't miner bonds ? -298402;1345915095;Diablo-D3;which arent _fixed_ miner bonds -298401;1345915106;MoneyIsDebt;!pl JAH 1 -298400;1345915106;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -298399;1345915108;assbot;JAH [1@1BTC] paid: 0.07809846 BTC. Last price: 0.16 BTC. Capital gain: -0.84 BTC. Total: -0.76190154 BTC. (-76.2%) -298398;1345915119;kakobrekla;jah was not at 1 afaik -298397;1345915136;MoneyIsDebt;I didn't know what the 1 parameter meant -298396;1345915136;kakobrekla;0.285? -298395;1345915141;kakobrekla;!pl -298394;1345915142;assbot;!pl [@] [] -298393;1345915149;MoneyIsDebt;!pl JAH 0.19 -298392;1345915149;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -298391;1345915153;assbot;JAH [1@0.19BTC] paid: 0.07809846 BTC. Last price: 0.16 BTC. Capital gain: -0.03 BTC. Total: 0.04809846 BTC. (25.3%) -298390;1345915184;MoneyIsDebt;and if you put no date? -298389;1345915193;kakobrekla;no date = all data -298388;1345915202;kakobrekla;all payments -298387;1345915218;MoneyIsDebt;!pl JAH 0.19 2012-08-01 -298386;1345915219;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -298385;1345915222;assbot;JAH [1@0.19BTC] (since: 2012-08-01) paid: 0.01253961 BTC. Last price: 0.16 BTC. Capital gain: -0.03 BTC. Total: -0.01746039 BTC. (-9.2%) -298384;1345915237;MoneyIsDebt;cool -298383;1345915237;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 6 @ 0.00989 = 0.0593 BTC [-] -298382;1345915257;MoneyIsDebt;!pl OBSI.HRPT 0.1 2012-08-01 -298381;1345915257;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -298380;1345915261;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] (since: 2012-08-01) paid: 0.0223 BTC. Last price: 0.107 BTC. Capital gain: 0.007 BTC. Total: 0.0293 BTC. (29.3%) -298379;1345915324;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 50 @ 0.0001195 = 0.006 BTC [+] -298378;1345915475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3125 @ 0.0032 = 10 BTC [-] -298377;1345915635;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 18 @ 0.07922948 = 1.4261 BTC [-] -298376;1345915659;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 3 @ 0.15989856 = 0.4797 BTC [-] -298375;1345915682;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.64443962 BTC [-] -298374;1345915702;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C040T] 1 @ 0.61536715 BTC [-] -298373;1345915711;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C030T] 1 @ 0.71227537 BTC [-] -298372;1345915719;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1 @ 0.33276456 BTC [-] -298371;1345915729;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C020T] 1 @ 0.82868136 BTC [-] -298370;1345915730;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C020T] 1 @ 0.80918358 BTC [-] -298369;1345915732;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.92899 = 13.9349 BTC [+] -298368;1345915733;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 30 @ 0.929 = 27.87 BTC [+] -298367;1345915743;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 2 @ 0.25680677 = 0.5136 BTC [-] -298366;1345915858;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102922.0 -298365;1345915862;EmanuelDeOrtego;Oh gawd -298364;1345915951;mircea_popescu;THE IPO: -298363;1345915951;mircea_popescu;Battalion: Genesis, a 3D video game set in 2252 AD needs you! Well, investors, that is. This Initial Public Offering is a serious attempt aimed at raising funds to support this real world project, with an estimated 12-18 months of development remaining. -298362;1345915956;mircea_popescu;what's riskier than a video game ? -298361;1345915968;Diablo-D3;greek debt. -298360;1345915969;mircea_popescu;Price? 10,000 shares are going up for grabs initially, so for a 1% stake in net profit you would be looking to own 500 shares. The IPO (on GLBSE) will offer shares at the following rates: -298359;1345915969;mircea_popescu;3000 @ 0.95 btc per share -298358;1345915969;mircea_popescu;4000 @ 1.00 btc per share -298357;1345915969;mircea_popescu;3000 @ 1.05 btc per share -298356;1345915980;usagi;hotwallet junk bonds -298355;1345915983;mircea_popescu;i like that they copied the trached system used for bvps/dice tho -298354;1345915989;Diablo-D3;nyan. -298353;1345916006;mircea_popescu;srsly, in spite of all the bitching and sillyness people are willing to learn it seems. -298352;1345916037;mircea_popescu;1) Space is "in" but may soon be "out" - There are several games set in space that have been released recently, as well as a few on the horizon, and most aren't selling well. How will this effect BTNG? -298351;1345916037;mircea_popescu;The lack of space games has indeed driven the production of several games recently. However, all games so far have tried to recapture old ground -298350;1345916047;mircea_popescu;so basically, everyone else failed but we'll make it cause we're cool -298349;1345916049;mircea_popescu;so said mommy. -298348;1345916055;mircea_popescu;we don't have a distribution deal tho. -298347;1345916074;EmanuelDeOrtego;You need to see the video of their "awesome graphics." -298346;1345916076;mircea_popescu;2) You don't have a large team working on the game, what if it never finishes? -298345;1345916076;mircea_popescu;This is an understandable concern, considering I'm essentially doing this on my own at the moment. -298344;1345916082;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's like I went back to the 90s -298343;1345916085;mircea_popescu;at the moment. -298342;1345916094;mircea_popescu;i like "at the moment". it's like a whore, this expression. -298341;1345916108;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=V-cF92JuRZM -298340;1345916115;usagi;um -298339;1345916120;mircea_popescu;she and her sister "right now" have the complete collection of VD (verbal diseases) -298338;1345916275;mircea_popescu;Previous to this I set up and ran a simmer sauce manufacturing business (www.ameetshomestyle.com) on a dime, so I do have experience in organizing complex problems into more manageable chunks to create a cohesive, commercial grade whole, all on a deadline. -298337;1345916296;mircea_popescu;i'm in awe of the internets. -298336;1345916379;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 100 @ 0.093 = 9.3 BTC [+] -298335;1345916401;EmanuelDeOrtego;You know, I feel insulted. -298334;1345916409;mircea_popescu;6) What if you make a really shitty game that doesn't sell any copies? -298333;1345916409;mircea_popescu;This is a true risk that you face as an investor, and something that all game investors face. I've had a hardcore, mostly mainstream taste in games for 20 years, and believe I'm self aware enough to know when I'm enjoying something because it's fun, or I'm playing something because I've been skinner boxed. -298332;1345916425;mircea_popescu;these people. they mean so well and do so much damage by it :( -298331;1345916513;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think Nefario is intentionally putting off my IPO. -298330;1345916657;EmanuelDeOrtego;Another security was approved in the same time frame as mine. -298329;1345916669;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think that's very unprofessional. -298328;1345916684;EmanuelDeOrtego;Especially without any notice. -298327;1345916698;nefario;It's nothing intentional EmanuelDeOrtego -298326;1345916711;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, I take back what I said. -298325;1345916770;nefario;you can see I've been busy the last couple of days -298324;1345916778;nefario;the last 3 days I've not had any sleep -298323;1345916783;mircea_popescu;ouch. -298322;1345916786;mircea_popescu;that's not good. -298321;1345916787;EmanuelDeOrtego;Pardon me, my friend. -298320;1345916804;EmanuelDeOrtego;I will wait patiently then. -298319;1345916809;EmanuelDeOrtego;Take your time. -298318;1345916869;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just fear the unknown. -298317;1345916873;EmanuelDeOrtego;We all do usually. -298316;1345916879;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 2 @ 0.08 = 0.16 BTC [-] -298315;1345917070;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anyways, GLBSE is going to get a lot better soon. -298314;1345917081;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's all I will say. -298313;1345917593;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 95 @ 0.0899 = 8.5405 BTC [+] -298312;1345917657;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080N] 7 @ 0.09780307 = 0.6846 BTC [-] -298311;1345917899;usagi;Wheee I found a security hole -298310;1345917901;Chaang-Noi;im a goat! -298309;1345917903;usagi;in my system -298308;1345917950;Chaang-Noi;im not in your system! -298307;1345917952;hctib;DeaDTerra: why are you not taking advantage of the arbitrage available to you with s.dice? -298306;1345917973;hctib;DeaDTerra: is it difficult to issue more shares on GLBSE? -298305;1345918154;mircea_popescu;hctib we're kinda waiting for him to come backl online. -298304;1345918162;Chaang-Noi;he cant get shit to work -298303;1345918164;Chaang-Noi;and he is too busy -298302;1345918177;Chaang-Noi;and people keep using his name to sell shit and its not him lol -298301;1345918304;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [+] -298300;1345918346;mircea_popescu;lol ya srsly. -298299;1345918401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48523 @ 0.0003781 = 18.3465 BTC [-] -298298;1345918403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4626 @ 0.00037663 = 1.7423 BTC [-] -298297;1345918538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7669 @ 0.00037948 = 2.9102 BTC [+] -298296;1345918773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35300 @ 0.00038269 = 13.509 BTC [+] -298295;1345918774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00038302 = 5.0942 BTC [+] -298294;1345918897;EmanuelDeOrtego;Okay, anybody want to help me create a Bitcoin stock exchange that specializes in high-risk, unverified stocks? -298293;1345918916;EmanuelDeOrtego;To list a security, it costs only 1 BTC. -298292;1345918962;EmanuelDeOrtego;You can list whatever you want that's not CP or Murder. -298291;1345918976;mircea_popescu;why not ? -298290;1345919162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0032 = 16 BTC [-] -298289;1345919251;smickles;< BTC-Mining> but MPOE/S.DICE have passthrough on GLBSE <<< mpoe.etf is more of a managed fund than a passthru -298288;1345919295;usagi;Who here is account 47? -298287;1345919307;usagi;On hotwallet? If that's you please msg me! -298286;1345919377;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 25 @ 0.93 = 23.25 BTC [+] -298285;1345919388;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.6001337 BTC [-] -298284;1345919389;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.56 = 1.68 BTC [-] -298283;1345919390;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.55 = 2.75 BTC [-] -298282;1345919513;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.55 = 2.75 BTC [-] -298281;1345919610;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 19 @ 0.93 = 17.67 BTC [+] -298280;1345919621;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [-] -298279;1345919623;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.53 BTC [-] -298278;1345919624;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.52 BTC [-] -298277;1345919624;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.52 = 10.4 BTC [-] -298276;1345919626;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 22 @ 0.52 = 11.44 BTC [-] -298275;1345919627;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.511 = 1.022 BTC [-] -298274;1345919629;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 45 @ 0.511 = 22.995 BTC [-] -298273;1345919641;hctib;oh well, that's why I don't do this kind of stuff, it takes too much time. -298272;1345919658;mircea_popescu;we need more people doing it honestly. -298271;1345919665;mircea_popescu;but if you want to get in you can prolly talk to smickles. -298270;1345919720;hctib;I have -298269;1345919730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41979 @ 0.00037965 = 15.9373 BTC [-] -298268;1345919762;mircea_popescu;as they say, the internet will rout around anything. -298267;1345919767;mircea_popescu;+e -298266;1345919775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0032 = 6.4 BTC [-] -298265;1345919776;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.51000101 = 2.55 BTC [-] -298264;1345919778;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -298263;1345919778;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.51 = 4.08 BTC [-] -298262;1345919791;hctib;yes it will! -298261;1345919854;hctib;I wonder if s.dice will sell out before 12 GMT -298260;1345919886;mircea_popescu;;;rated smickles -298259;1345919887;gribble;You rated user smickles on Thu Jun 14 19:16:42 2012, giving him a rating of 3, and supplied these additional notes: He's been running MPOE.ETF and releasing THE monthly reports, a model for all Bitcoin financial reporting.. -298258;1345919910;hctib;looks like it'll be close -298257;1345919964;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.5501 = 1.1002 BTC [+] -298256;1345919966;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 48 @ 0.55 = 26.4 BTC [-] -298255;1345919973;mircea_popescu;;;rate smickles 4 He's been running MPOE.ETF and releasing THE monthly reports, a model for all Bitcoin financial reporting. Also handled k's of BTC as broker for various clients. -298254;1345919974;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user smickles has changed from 3 to 4. -298253;1345919994;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 5 @ 0.148 = 0.74 BTC [+] -298252;1345920025;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [-] -298251;1345920026;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 18 @ 0.54 = 9.72 BTC [-] -298250;1345920102;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.54 = 1.08 BTC [-] -298249;1345920104;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 0.52 = 2.6 BTC [-] -298248;1345920104;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 13 @ 0.52 = 6.76 BTC [-] -298247;1345920106;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 7 @ 0.52 = 3.64 BTC [-] -298246;1345920177;smickles;hmm, -298245;1345920181;smickles;;;rated mircea_popescu -298244;1345920181;gribble;You rated user mircea_popescu on Thu Jun 14 19:21:33 2012, giving him a rating of 2, and supplied these additional notes: does a fine job at things. -298243;1345920190;smickles;well that just seems out of date -298242;1345920199;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 16 @ 0.51 = 8.16 BTC [-] -298241;1345920218;smickles;;;rate mircea_popescu 3 runs MPEx, is open and honest -298240;1345920219;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mircea_popescu has changed from 2 to 3. -298239;1345920288;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.5101 = 1.0202 BTC [+] -298238;1345920290;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -298237;1345920310;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://glbse.com/asset/view/GMVT-BOT -298236;1345920318;EmanuelDeOrtego;Could of been a good pick for you guys -298235;1345920322;EmanuelDeOrtego;So sorry you didn't buy -298234;1345920333;mircea_popescu;what is it ? -298233;1345920341;EmanuelDeOrtego;Volatility bot on Mt. Gox -298232;1345920346;EmanuelDeOrtego;that apparently "can't lose" -298231;1345920369;mircea_popescu;a ok. -298230;1345920426;usagi;lol -298229;1345920431;usagi;I bought 250 shares o_o -298228;1345920485;mircea_popescu;it doesn't stream ? -298227;1345920491;usagi;Nefario is a hard worker Emmanuel. Tell me about your new issue :) -298226;1345920610;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.51 = 3.06 BTC [-] -298225;1345920611;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 29 @ 0.45 = 13.05 BTC [-] -298224;1345920741;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.45 = 2.7 BTC [-] -298223;1345920780;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.004 = 0.12 BTC [-] -298222;1345920841;DeaDTerra;I am back -298221;1345920862;nefario;get your lesson from mircea_popescu -298220;1345920867;DeaDTerra;Will do :) -298219;1345920872;mircea_popescu;o hi DeaDTerra! -298218;1345920878;mircea_popescu;you need to issue more shares omg! -298217;1345920886;DeaDTerra;Sorry about all these delays..., Feels like everything goes to hell right now -298216;1345920908;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.4 = 4 BTC [-] -298215;1345920911;DeaDTerra;Will do :) -298214;1345920915;EmanuelDeOrtego;usagi: It's on hiatus, considering he's changing up GLBSE. -298213;1345920948;mod6;DeaDTerra: did you get your issues solved lastnight? -298212;1345920976;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.10699999 = 2.675 BTC [-] -298211;1345920978;DeaDTerra;MPex no, GLBSE Yes. I am getting the MPex resolved as we speak. -298210;1345920989;DeaDTerra;Something tells me tonight is going to be a long night xD so much to do -298209;1345920994;mircea_popescu;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vaux-le-Vicomte_01.jpg this is a decent little country cottage wouldn't you say. -298208;1345921033;rg;summer lovin -298207;1345921035;rg;had me a blast -298206;1345921037;rg;summer lovin -298205;1345921039;rg;happened so fast -298204;1345921040;DeaDTerra;100,000 Shares up -298203;1345921044;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.31000001 = 3.1 BTC [-] -298202;1345921057;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 970 @ 0.004 = 3.88 BTC [-] -298201;1345921058;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0038 = 0.38 BTC [-] -298200;1345921060;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3243 @ 0.0037 = 11.9991 BTC [-] -298199;1345921061;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0035 = 0.035 BTC [-] -298198;1345921062;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3000 @ 0.0035 = 10.5 BTC [-] -298197;1345921062;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0035 = 17.5 BTC [-] -298196;1345921064;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 6294 @ 0.0034 = 21.3996 BTC [-] -298195;1345921065;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0034 = 6.8 BTC [-] -298194;1345921066;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0033 = 0.0099 BTC [-] -298193;1345921067;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00321 = 0.0161 BTC [-] -298192;1345921068;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 79375 @ 0.0032 = 254 BTC [-] -298191;1345921070;mod6;mircea_popescu: haha, nice shack! -298190;1345921090;mircea_popescu;!ticker GSDPT -298189;1345921102;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra seems you need more out. -298188;1345921105;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.004] [Ask: 0.0065] [Spread: 0.0025] [Last: 0.0032] [24hVol: 250.806703] [7dAvg: 0.00445071] -298187;1345921150;rg;;;ticker -298186;1345921150;gribble;Best bid: 10.50001, Best ask: 10.55, Bid-ask spread: 0.04999, Last trade: 10.50001, 24 hour volume: 95480, 24 hour low: 9.9, 24 hour high: 10.62611 -298185;1345921218;DeaDTerra;More then 100,000 ? -298184;1345921227;DeaDTerra;okay let me buy the shares on MPEX first -298183;1345921235;DeaDTerra;I don't want to end up oweing people shares and shit -298182;1345921317;mircea_popescu;seems the bid is still 40 not 32 or 34. but yea, prolly wise to buy first s.dice then issue more. -298181;1345921321;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.405 BTC [+] -298180;1345921580;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 21 @ 0.06 = 1.26 BTC [-] -298179;1345921581;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 25 @ 0.07 = 1.75 BTC [+] -298178;1345921582;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 25 @ 0.08 = 2 BTC [+] -298177;1345921584;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 25 @ 0.09 = 2.25 BTC [+] -298176;1345921585;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 24 @ 0.1 = 2.4 BTC [+] -298175;1345921617;smickles;man, people just get things wrong way too often https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1131185#msg1131185 -298174;1345921648;smickles;!ticker gsdpt -298173;1345921652;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0034] [Ask: 0.0065] [Spread: 0.0031] [Last: 0.0032] [24hVol: 577.326353] [7dAvg: 0.00425358] -298172;1345921652;smickles;!ticker s.dice -298171;1345921653;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00320203 / 0.003232 (1621087 shares, 5,190.78 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00320203 / 0.003232 (1621087 shares, 5,190.78 BTC) -298170;1345921665;DeaDTerra;chill people moe share will be sold soon xD -298169;1345921689;mircea_popescu;smickles what nao ? -298168;1345921690;smickles;heh, i'm not part of that flam war DeaDTerra -298167;1345921717;ColdHardMetal;well, given that all the GLBSE volume has to go through MPEX, it would be pretty hard for the GLBSE number to be anywhere close to the MPEX one. unpossible even. -298166;1345921726;smickles;mircea_popescu: this guy said that things were playing out as he predicted, an arb op because the demand would be higher on glbse than mpex -298165;1345921742;mircea_popescu;o. mmkay. -298164;1345921763;smickles;ColdHardMetal: i would give the benifit of the doubt and think that we would exclude passthru volume from the mpex 'score' -298163;1345921776;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 4 @ 0.051 = 0.204 BTC [+] -298162;1345921800;mircea_popescu;ColdHardMetal so far glbse volume is technically not in mpex because we're only now working with DeaDTerra to get him through -298161;1345921808;smickles;also, this situation calls for an examination of the passthru bids too because there weren't enough available at the time -298160;1345921810;ColdHardMetal;after some of what I've seen in that thread I'm not sure I'd give anyone the benefit of anything lol -298159;1345921811;bitfoo;why are people so obsessed about keeping score anyway -298158;1345921821;mircea_popescu;there were supply problems on that side which distorted the true volume tho. -298157;1345921851;smickles;bitfoo: well, in my case, this was an easily ascertainable fact -298156;1345921854;DeaDTerra;I fucked up sorry. Now I am trying to fix it oki :) -298155;1345921865;mircea_popescu;relax dt, will be fine soonish -298154;1345921866;smickles;DeaDTerra: it's nothing against you -298153;1345921868;smickles;:) -298152;1345921874;mircea_popescu;you're in time to get this batch and everything. -298151;1345921899;mircea_popescu;.py 0.00320000 * 378913 -298150;1345921900;markac;1212.5216 -298149;1345921909;DeaDTerra;Indeed, but I am a bit annoyed at myself as I had planned to do it last night. Then things went wrong, then the same this morining :P -298148;1345921913;mircea_popescu;there's plenty of room there for the ~500 btc glbse volume so far, so. -298147;1345921913;DeaDTerra;not my style to be late. -298146;1345921958;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra i'd say no permanent damage done, really. some people overpaid on glbse, but mmm... well... i guess their bad really. -298145;1345921962;smickles;well, DeaDTerra, not just taking the btc and running helps you out goodwill -298144;1345921977;mircea_popescu;what do you plan to do now tho ? increase holdings factor ? or ? -298143;1345921983;smickles;er, helps out with goodwill -298142;1345922011;DeaDTerra;I plan to purchase shares to backup the shares already released then, sell more shares and repeat -298141;1345922016;DeaDTerra;until theres no more demand/supply -298140;1345922017;mircea_popescu;works. -298139;1345922037;mircea_popescu; [GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0034] -298138;1345922037;DeaDTerra;I could throw in some of my money to the backing but I am worried that will start messing up my numbers xD -298137;1345922040;mircea_popescu;you need to sell moar tho. -298136;1345922074;smickles;there's about 147k in bids -298135;1345922094;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.51 = 5.1 BTC [-] -298134;1345922121;smickles;(bids at or above .0032) -298133;1345922136;mircea_popescu;. 0.0032 * 147000 -298132;1345922139;mircea_popescu;.py 0.0032 * 147000 -298131;1345922140;markac;470.4 -298130;1345922147;mircea_popescu;seems it'll very close sell out. -298129;1345922167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15000 @ 0.0032 = 48 BTC [-] -298128;1345922203;DeaDTerra;Indeed -298127;1345922253;DeaDTerra;!ticker S.DICE -298126;1345922254;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00320201 / 0.003232 (1636087 shares, 5,238.78 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00320201 / 0.003232 (1636087 shares, 5,238.78 BTC) -298125;1345922277;smickles;DeaDTerra: what are you doing with the extra btc from the people who paid > .0032? -298124;1345922337;DeaDTerra;Keep for myself :) -298123;1345922347;DeaDTerra;They will be used to pay fees and such. -298122;1345922353;smickles;and how do you maintain 1:1 with the glbse seller's fees? -298121;1345922380;DeaDTerra;I will put in money myself if I notice that BTC are missing -298120;1345922389;DeaDTerra;The fee is pretty small so it shouldn't be too much of a problem -298119;1345922392;mircea_popescu;o that's a point, he gets free buys on mpex but he pays what, .5 on glbse ? -298118;1345922402;smickles;.5% -298117;1345922403;mircea_popescu;you're looking at ~5btc per 1k -298116;1345922410;smickles;once he does over Xbtc in sales -298115;1345922415;mircea_popescu;i guess you recoup on the first 1k worth of dividends -298114;1345922420;smickles;(i can't remember the value) -298113;1345922444;DeaDTerra;I am not doing this to make money, I am doing it as a service to support the community and Eric+SatoshIDice :) -298112;1345922452;DeaDTerra;I don't really care much if I brake even or not. -298111;1345922466;mircea_popescu;it wouldn't be a huge sum in any event. -298110;1345922469;smickles;i do think that putting you own btc in isn't cricket, it should at least be a loan to the passthru -298109;1345922516;smickles;even an interest free loan, as i have tended to do with the things i'm involved in -298108;1345922578;mircea_popescu;maybe you two should work together on making the reports for this thing -298107;1345922723;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15083 @ 0.00102089 = 15.3981 BTC [+] -298106;1345922726;DeaDTerra;I guess :) -298105;1345922739;DeaDTerra;But how would I pay it back? Like during the next dividend? -298104;1345922750;DeaDTerra;Currently waiting on my deposit to his the exchange :) -298103;1345922761;DeaDTerra;Already tried to send in a buy order and it works, so I am all good on that part. -298102;1345922791;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16837 @ 0.00099725 = 16.7907 BTC [-] -298101;1345922792;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11100 @ 0.0009875 = 10.9613 BTC [-] -298100;1345922794;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9563 @ 0.00097147 = 9.2902 BTC [-] -298099;1345922848;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra so is it hard ? -298098;1345922855;mircea_popescu;(once you learn how to do it i mean :p ) -298097;1345922858;DeaDTerra;ehm no. -298096;1345922882;DeaDTerra;I mean learning it is hard, and I think that the FAQ might need to be more specific for retards like me. But other then that it's not that hard. -298095;1345922901;DeaDTerra;It's a bit time consuming but once you get the script I guess it will be a lot faster -298094;1345922922;mircea_popescu;my guess is that as more people get familiar with it that are also not anon sociopaths, but pariticpate in communities etc -298093;1345922929;mircea_popescu;it will become sorta common knowledge -298092;1345922981;mod6;:) -298091;1345923046;bitfoo;also, there is a need for brokerages -298090;1345923047;DeaDTerra;Comeone GLBSE you can do it, send the withdraw :D -298089;1345923050;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.98121111 BTC [-] -298088;1345923058;bitfoo;then people can stop complaining about why all the stocks are not on their favorite exchange -298087;1345923076;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.98121111 BTC [-] -298086;1345923082;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.98121111 BTC [-] -298085;1345923087;mircea_popescu;i think actually being a broker is the next revenue generator for btc -298084;1345923093;mircea_popescu;so far we've had scammer and fund manager -298083;1345923097;bitfoo;lol -298082;1345923099;DeaDTerra;I will start working on the other stuff I need to do mean while :) -298081;1345923132;DeaDTerra;I know people that have already made a lot from brokering (not sure how to bend it) and underwritings. -298080;1345923133;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.98121111 BTC [-] -298079;1345923138;DeaDTerra;Bulk orders and then resaling and such. -298078;1345923151;DeaDTerra;I am going to be starting up some other pass throughs and also launch GBF on GLBSE :) -298077;1345923179;DeaDTerra;I am working on a full redesign of the GBF system as it has to many flaws, it was fine when I worked with small amounts of investors, but it is not optimal right now -298076;1345923189;smickles;DeaDTerra: yeah, pay for it as expenses out of dividend receipts, unless your contract forbids it -298075;1345923229;DeaDTerra;Can't do that -298074;1345923246;DeaDTerra;I wrote the contract in a way so that I Can't do that :P -298073;1345923275;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.98111111 BTC [-] -298072;1345923306;smickles;< bitfoo> also, there is a need for brokerages <<< i keep hearing this, and as i am performing this service, and working on a good web interface for it, i feel like these sort of statements are sorta like "hurry up and finish the web ui smikles" -298071;1345923327;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.98111111 BTC [-] -298070;1345923343;DeaDTerra;What will the site involve? -298069;1345923350;DeaDTerra;what will your brokage ? -298068;1345923360;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.966 BTC [-] -298067;1345923400;smickles;i will provider for people who want to buy and sell mpex listings (mpex at first, others as well, but later) -298066;1345923422;DeaDTerra;okay cool -298065;1345923458;smickles;it will be a simple interface for ease of use, but secure first -298064;1345923480;mod6;smickles: i updated your wot rating -298063;1345923486;mod6;;;rated smickles -298062;1345923486;gribble;You rated user smickles on Sat Aug 25 09:37:02 2012, giving him a rating of 3, and supplied these additional notes: Runs MPOE.ETF and S^2CM on GLBSE, runs a brokerage service for MPEX. We have at least 1 OTC trade under our belt. -298061;1345923490;DeaDTerra;I have been thinking of starting pass throughs to some known lenders/investment sites. So that people can for example invest in a 90 Day bond for 1 BTC, then they get a daily dividend paid by me and they can liquidate when ever they want. -298060;1345923492;smickles;i'll have the buy and sell buttons that many seem to want -298059;1345923493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.0003781 = 1.5502 BTC [-] -298058;1345923496;bitfoo;smickles, consider the statement as encouragement. :) -298057;1345923502;smickles;ooh, thank you mod6 -298056;1345923516;mod6;rg, i figured it was time that I put in a rating too -298055;1345923522;mod6;;;rated rg -298054;1345923522;gribble;You rated user rg on Sat Aug 25 09:26:21 2012, giving him a rating of 3, and supplied these additional notes: Runs BitVPS.com. Always helpful to clients and new guys on OTC. Diligently pays dividends every month!. -298053;1345923534;smickles;;;rated rg -298052;1345923534;gribble;You rated user rg on Sun May 27 11:43:46 2012, giving him a rating of 2, and supplied these additional notes: None. -298051;1345923610;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.5499 BTC [+] -298050;1345923611;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 3 @ 0.122 = 0.366 BTC [-] -298049;1345923613;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.126 = 1.26 BTC [+] -298048;1345923614;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 6 @ 0.129 = 0.774 BTC [+] -298047;1345923662;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 25 @ 0.13 = 3.25 BTC [+] -298046;1345923749;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -298045;1345923752;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 51 seconds -298044;1345923798;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 5 @ 0.13 = 0.65 BTC [+] -298043;1345923801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.0003781 = 4.575 BTC [-] -298042;1345923803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37500 @ 0.00037663 = 14.1236 BTC [-] -298041;1345924056;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.51 = 3.06 BTC [-] -298040;1345924063;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.0893 = 1.3395 BTC [-] -298039;1345924065;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 25 @ 0.0892 = 2.23 BTC [-] -298038;1345924066;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.089 = 0.178 BTC [-] -298037;1345924067;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.076 = 0.76 BTC [-] -298036;1345924069;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 35 @ 0.075 = 2.625 BTC [-] -298035;1345924070;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.072 = 0.144 BTC [-] -298034;1345924071;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 14 @ 0.071 = 0.994 BTC [-] -298033;1345924071;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 14 @ 0.07 = 0.98 BTC [-] -298032;1345924097;mircea_popescu;still no dough from pirate huh. -298031;1345924112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 156875 @ 0.0032 = 502 BTC [-] -298030;1345924132;DeaDTerra;156875 purchased -298029;1345924149;mircea_popescu;nice. -298028;1345924153;mircea_popescu;now go sell moar lol -298027;1345924180;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.51 = 2.55 BTC [-] -298026;1345924237;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 900 @ 0.0034 = 3.06 BTC [+] -298025;1345924238;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 46625 @ 0.0032 = 149.2 BTC [-] -298024;1345924240;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0032 = 6.4 BTC [-] -298023;1345924552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23874 @ 0.00037663 = 8.9917 BTC [-] -298022;1345924554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28126 @ 0.00037516 = 10.5518 BTC [-] -298021;1345924556;DeaDTerra;Hm I had to put in 20 more BTC to cover the GLBSE fees :( -298020;1345924561;DeaDTerra;this seems to be a expensive IPO xD -298019;1345924604;mircea_popescu;20 btc ?! -298018;1345924607;DeaDTerra;yep -298017;1345924628;mircea_popescu;!ticker gsdpt -298016;1345924629;DeaDTerra;I did the calculations I was 20 BTC for the sign up fee + 22 or something like that short. -298015;1345924657;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0001] [Ask: 0.0032] [Spread: 0.0031] [Last: 0.0032] [24hVol: 735.986353] [7dAvg: 0.00420071] -298014;1345924665;mircea_popescu;.py 22/ 735.986353 -298013;1345924665;markac;0.0298918586062 -298012;1345924669;DeaDTerra;oh well :P I will go and cry on the forums for donations :P -298011;1345924670;mircea_popescu;this can not be, 3% ? -298010;1345924684;DeaDTerra;Probably something wrong with my calculations. -298009;1345924686;DeaDTerra;I guess -298008;1345924712;DeaDTerra;I did total amount of shares bought + total amount of shares I can afford buying with the amount in my GLBSE account+ shares not yet issued -298007;1345924734;DeaDTerra;then I took 300,000 (amount issued so far) and minus that amount then times by 0.0032 -298006;1345924772;DeaDTerra;nvm xD -298005;1345924779;DeaDTerra;hahah I can't count... -298004;1345924794;DeaDTerra;hahaha wow I am going for a glass of water brb -298003;1345924902;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0034 = 17 BTC [+] -298002;1345925023;Rothgar;look assbot still says there's demand -298001;1345925033;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -298000;1345925147;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.5445 BTC [-] -297999;1345925149;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.54495 BTC [+] -297998;1345925149;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.545 = 1.09 BTC [+] -297997;1345925204;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0034 = 17 BTC [+] -297996;1345925369;DeaDTerra;I am back -297995;1345925373;DeaDTerra;Evorhees :D -297994;1345925374;DeaDTerra;Hi :) -297993;1345925391;DeaDTerra;Situation is under controll, really sorry that it became such a mess :( Fuck up from my part. -297992;1345925400;usagi;What's a mess -297991;1345925417;DeaDTerra;I planeed to fix the backings + sell the shares yesterday -297990;1345925428;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.065 = 0.975 BTC [-] -297989;1345925429;Rothgar;hello evoorhees -297988;1345925450;usagi;Well hopefully you will make enough from this to float again hehe -297987;1345925451;DeaDTerra;GLBSE bugged up and I had to go to bed, I then tried to redeme myself this morning but I only had an hour and as I didn't fully master MPex I didn't manage to get the backing up and I didn't place enough asks. -297986;1345925472;usagi;So how many discount shares can you get me :> -297985;1345925476;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.545 BTC [+] -297984;1345925482;DeaDTerra;I will, I have asked to go down in hours and I will probably quit if I need more time. -297983;1345925486;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0034 = 1.7 BTC [+] -297982;1345925488;DeaDTerra;None it's a pass though xD -297981;1345925491;evoorhees;heya rothgar -297980;1345925505;DeaDTerra;I don't get a hello ;( xD -297979;1345925508;Rothgar;:) -297978;1345925512;usagi;What do you mean go down in hours, at your job? -297977;1345925519;DeaDTerra;Yes :) -297976;1345925521;usagi;If you do this right, it becomes your job -297975;1345925528;DeaDTerra;I know xD -297974;1345925550;DeaDTerra;I make more an hour doing bitcoin stuff then I do my regular job :P, so I will probably quit it soon anyways -297973;1345925569;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0034 = 17 BTC [+] -297972;1345925579;Rothgar;DeaDTerra, yes join the agora -297971;1345925594;evoorhees;haha -297970;1345925611;evoorhees;not only is it the more moral economy, but it pays better ;) -297969;1345925628;Rothgar;:) :) -297968;1345925639;nefario;evoorhees: comfortable on your pile of money? -297967;1345925654;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.1021 = 6.126 BTC [-] -297966;1345925656;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1021 = 1.021 BTC [-] -297965;1345925659;DeaDTerra;hahahhaha xD -297964;1345925662;Rothgar;What's a pile of btc look like? -297963;1345925691;Rothgar;If you have time to listen to some music http://www.tagtele.com/videos/voir/31694/1/ -297962;1345925699;evoorhees;we'll see how the rest of the offering goes nefario :) -297961;1345925703;Rothgar;english -297960;1345925710;evoorhees;you know bitcoin are like pokemon, gotta catch 'em all -297959;1345925715;DeaDTerra;HAHAHH xD -297958;1345925716;nefario;you might need an oxygen mask though -297957;1345925724;nefario;with how high you'll get -297956;1345925737;evoorhees;oh you think I'd spend the money at silk road? :) -297955;1345925750;nefario;no I was talking about altitude -297954;1345925752;Rothgar;yea, I feel that the 5M will be a slow sell but eventually it will sell -297953;1345925759;nefario;from a tall pile of moonay -297952;1345925773;DeaDTerra;I think you should invest it in say a good fund, hmm I mean Gamma... hm yea a fund maybe :P -297951;1345925787;DeaDTerra;Nah if I would get that much BTC, I would sell of part of it the other I would place in a offline wallet -297950;1345925788;nefario;The GLBSE startup fund -297949;1345925803;evoorhees;most of it is def going in an offline wallet, safe and sound -297948;1345925808;nefario;see -297947;1345925811;DeaDTerra;Evorhees=pirate omg! -297946;1345925813;nefario;pile of money -297945;1345925822;nefario;put it on a usb -297944;1345925823;nefario;then -297943;1345925825;nefario;in a sock -297942;1345925826;evoorhees;I doubt more than 5% of the pile will be sold for fiat -297941;1345925860;evoorhees;though, I heard about an awesome casino game called satoshiDICE so I might spend it all there -297940;1345925881;Azelphur;evoorhees: did you get pympex working yestreday? mircea was asking but I was sick so wasn't very useful -297939;1345925888;DeaDTerra;all on red please *puts 5 mill on the table* *pokerface* -297938;1345925899;evoorhees;yeah I used pympex -297937;1345925904;DeaDTerra;I go manually :P -297936;1345925909;Azelphur;cool :) -297935;1345925911;evoorhees;you know, I never even used the command line before bitcoin stuff -297934;1345925913;DeaDTerra;no not really -297933;1345925914;evoorhees;it's a new world to me -297932;1345925920;DeaDTerra;I just couldn't get it to owkr -297931;1345925925;DeaDTerra;same for me :P -297930;1345925972;DeaDTerra;hm with all this chaos I have forgotten to go poke on Alberto and JRO xD -297929;1345926044;mircea_popescu; not only is it the more moral economy, but it pays better ;) << this -297928;1345926053;mircea_popescu;sadly not true for many of the people btc really needs tho. -297927;1345926114;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.98439 = 3.9376 BTC [+] -297926;1345926116;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.98449 = 1.969 BTC [+] -297925;1345926119;usagi;NYAN.B is doing very well, thank god. It's already covered this week's div for A and B all by itself with leftovers for C -297924;1345926134;mircea_popescu;usagi still nothing from pirate i take it ? -297923;1345926140;DeaDTerra;I could probably be performing very well, but I need more time and money. -297922;1345926166;nefario;I like the seeming silence -297921;1345926174;nefario;of pirates defenders -297920;1345926174;DeaDTerra;I am thinking of doing a deposit campaign again. Though I need to clear my portfolio of a couple of assets that I need to get rid off before I launch another campaign. -297919;1345926190;nefario;no more pass throughs on GLBSE -297918;1345926191;DeaDTerra;Yea :( -297917;1345926196;nefario;for the pirate sort of thing -297916;1345926199;DeaDTerra;Pirate is really full of crap either way. -297915;1345926204;mircea_popescu;a very good ideea that nefario. -297914;1345926221;nefario;it's done a lot of damage to the bitcoin economy IMO -297913;1345926233;nefario;and has a destabilising effect on the market -297912;1345926237;nefario;GLBSE included -297911;1345926244;nefario;its like -297910;1345926254;ColdHardMetal;it's the distortion of expected returns that I think has been the worst thing. -297909;1345926255;nefario;legalising heroin -297908;1345926260;nefario;ja -297907;1345926301;nefario;ok if you legalised heroin you'd make a lot off tax -297906;1345926310;usagi;No nothing from pirate yet :/ -297905;1345926312;nefario;but then everyone is a heroin addict -297904;1345926495;Rothgar;nefario not everyone -297903;1345926524;nefario;well ok -297902;1345926539;nefario;those who have heroin allergies wont -297901;1345926561;mircea_popescu;nefario : absolutely, very true. -297900;1345926576;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0899 = 0.1798 BTC [+] -297899;1345926615;mircea_popescu;running an exchange is certainly a responsability among other things. -297898;1345926680;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.08 = 0.24 BTC [-] -297897;1345926735;Rothgar;nefario those with half a brain won't -297896;1345926765;Rothgar;I won't and I think it's cynical to say that I will. -297895;1345926780;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2 @ 0.0989 = 0.1978 BTC [+] -297894;1345926802;mircea_popescu;Rothgar still, the argument can be brought, it's immoral to leave a sharp pitchfork in the grass. -297893;1345926815;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 190 @ 0.1 = 19 BTC [+] -297892;1345926841;Rothgar;Is it immoral to NOT search every field for pitchforks? -297891;1345926890;mircea_popescu;that, no. -297890;1345926896;mircea_popescu;quite the contrary i'd say. -297889;1345926969;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 5 @ 0.4207 = 2.1035 BTC [-] -297888;1345926971;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -297887;1345926979;gribble;Time since last block: 11 minutes and 53 seconds -297886;1345926988;nefario;Rothgar: even if you didn't it would still hurt you -297885;1345927000;nefario;heroin addicts steal -297884;1345927011;nefario;and effect people other than themselves -297883;1345927014;Rothgar;Your argument is an argument not to sell heroin in your store. It doesn't justify breaking into people's homes to justify heroin -297882;1345927029;Rothgar;They would steal less if heroin was legal, lower price. -297881;1345927063;Rothgar;and the laws do nothing to prevent people form stealing -297880;1345927065;mircea_popescu;Rothgar hard to know what would be if. -297879;1345927086;Rothgar;It would be like before 197-something -297878;1345927093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 71528 @ 0.0032 = 228.8896 BTC [-] -297877;1345927120;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 5 @ 0.4314 = 2.157 BTC [+] -297876;1345927129;mircea_popescu;1870 you mean ? -297875;1345927143;Rothgar;No drug laws started in the 1970's -297874;1345927165;nefario;really? -297873;1345927172;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure heroin was made illegal before alcohol in the us -297872;1345927184;nefario;but not the UK :p -297871;1345927190;mircea_popescu;lol k -297870;1345927190;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: are you fucking kidding me? -297869;1345927194;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 no ? -297868;1345927219;Rothgar;1970 -297867;1345927219;Rothgar;Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970 (Controlled Substance Act of 1970)-- -297866;1345927235;mircea_popescu;ya but -297865;1345927241;mircea_popescu;that's not the first, it's just the last. -297864;1345927249;Diablo-D3;what Rothgar said -297863;1345927290;Diablo-D3;In 1924, the United States Congress banned its sale, importation or manufacture -297862;1345927301;Rothgar;1830's -297861;1345927301;Rothgar;In Massachusetts, first law to limit alcohol availability in U.S.-- forbade selling to Indians. -297860;1345927301;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09989 = 0.2997 BTC [+] -297859;1345927319;mircea_popescu;mkay, well, im not really an expert on the matter -297858;1345927327;bearbones;howdy -297857;1345927327;Rothgar;Anyway 1970 was the year drugs were banned -297856;1345927328;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu got pwned. -297855;1345927336;Rothgar;hello bearbones -297854;1345927338;mircea_popescu;heya. -297853;1345927360;bearbones;mircea, I head you run mpex. is that true? -297852;1345927369;mircea_popescu;yes. -297851;1345927372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27146 @ 0.00037524 = 10.1863 BTC [+] -297850;1345927383;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you do?! -297849;1345927387;mircea_popescu;d'oh ? -297848;1345927391;Diablo-D3;then why the fuck is mpex such shit -297847;1345927393;mircea_popescu;why you think it's called MP Ex ? -297846;1345927402;bearbones;lol -297845;1345927417;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you srsly didn't know ?! -297844;1345927427;Diablo-D3;dude, you just randomly showed up in this channel one day -297843;1345927430;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 1 @ 0.666 BTC [+] -297842;1345927432;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -297841;1345927434;bearbones;mircea, I'd like to purchase some of evoorhees's satoshi dice shares. -297840;1345927437;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.45 = 1.8 BTC [+] -297839;1345927446;mircea_popescu;bearbones aite, you got a mpex acct/wanna make one or no/no ? -297838;1345927450;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: why the fuck do I have to pay you money to be able to own assets on mpex -297837;1345927454;bearbones;don't have one -297836;1345927455;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.44 = 1.76 BTC [-] -297835;1345927459;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.089 BTC [-] -297834;1345927461;bearbones;i gather it is a python script, yes? -297833;1345927464;usagi;If you want to buy satoshidice -297832;1345927466;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 well... it's a select club. either bring many topless ho's or else money. -297831;1345927469;usagi;Make a free GLBSE account and just buy it -297830;1345927474;usagi;That pretty much sums it up. -297829;1345927488;mircea_popescu;bearbones yes, there's a python script to make access easier. i'll also need your gpg public key and 20 btc. -297828;1345927495;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 6 @ 0.749 = 4.494 BTC [-] -297827;1345927510;Rothgar;or use a broker such as smickles -297826;1345927511;usagi;The real problem with mpex, mircea, is that it just isn't competitive -297825;1345927516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15153 @ 0.00037524 = 5.686 BTC [+] -297824;1345927517;bearbones;dude, 20btc to join? :o -297823;1345927518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1321 @ 0.00037897 = 0.5006 BTC [+] -297822;1345927518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37207 @ 0.00037973 = 14.1286 BTC [+] -297821;1345927519;mircea_popescu;usagi in what terms ? -297820;1345927523;usagi;Smickles might be able to save you -297819;1345927538;mircea_popescu;bearbones yea. if you're not interested tho, as they say, there's brokers or passthrough on glbse. -297818;1345927552;usagi;You have a very narrow target market and that market exists to pass thru your securities to GLBSE. -297817;1345927554;usagi;You need to think about that -297816;1345927560;usagi;MPEX needs a nose job :/ -297815;1345927568;mircea_popescu;usagi get real. mpex sells more than glbse by a large margin. -297814;1345927578;usagi;Oh I saw the numbers -297813;1345927594;mircea_popescu;well so then ? -297812;1345927594;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 3 @ 0.1699 = 0.5097 BTC [-] -297811;1345927621;usagi;Dunno I just think there's something missing -297810;1345927625;usagi;LIke a fine soup that has no pepper -297809;1345927637;mircea_popescu;this is like the FOSS : bring your own! -297808;1345927667;nefario;FOSS? -297807;1345927696;mircea_popescu;free and open source software. -297806;1345927700;nefario;ah -297805;1345927701;nefario;then FLOSS -297804;1345927710;nefario;Free Libre OSS -297803;1345927712;Rothgar;usagi: Now mpex is a fine soup? -297802;1345927736;mod6;im working on BitOTTer for android too, it's coming along, which will help you non-command line dudes to trade MPEx -297801;1345927748;mod6;<3 mpex -297800;1345927858;mircea_popescu;o yea, how's that working ? -297799;1345927883;mod6;going ok so far. i don't have much in the way of screen shots quite yet. -297798;1345927885;nefario;is it as far as the GLBSE android app? -297797;1345927888;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4451 = 2.6706 BTC [+] -297796;1345927917;mircea_popescu;floss just sounds gross -297795;1345927925;mod6;i've had to change some stuff around a bit to make it easier. and its important for me to make sure this tool will only grab this data from mpex on a periodic basis, etc. -297794;1345927928;Rothgar;or clean -297793;1345927943;Rothgar;hygienic -297792;1345927949;nefario;does foss sound any better? -297791;1345927960;mircea_popescu;hmm... -297790;1345927978;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 30 @ 0.4 = 12 BTC [-] -297789;1345927982;Rothgar;We need to FLOSS out Microsoft -297788;1345927984;mircea_popescu;.4 by now huh -297787;1345927990;mod6;anyway, im working on it as often as I can, but my day-job gets in the way a lot. -297786;1345928013;mod6;nefario: i have no idea. -297785;1345928045;usagi;Ahh yeah thats it -297784;1345928064;usagi;MPEX looks like open source and GLBSE looks like commercial software -297783;1345928115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26871 @ 0.00037516 = 10.0809 BTC [-] -297782;1345928117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25129 @ 0.000375 = 9.4234 BTC [-] -297781;1345928153;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 137 @ 0.0034 = 0.4658 BTC [+] -297780;1345928233;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.0899 = 0.7192 BTC [+] -297779;1345928256;mircea_popescu;;;seen diablo-d3 -297778;1345928256;gribble;diablo-d3 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 13 minutes and 25 seconds ago: mircea_popescu: why the fuck do I have to pay you money to be able to own assets on mpex -297777;1345928267;mircea_popescu;lol the sheer shock of me owning mpex ruined his interwebz. -297776;1345928289;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4079 = 2.4474 BTC [-] -297775;1345928315;nefario;I was under the impression that the monthly volume on mpex is 1/3 of that on GLBSE -297774;1345928346;nefario;at least it wasn't that good when I last looked at it -297773;1345928409;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 2 @ 0.53529144 = 1.0706 BTC [+] -297772;1345928450;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1517 @ 0.000999 = 1.5155 BTC [+] -297771;1345928456;nefario;GLBSE has done just short of 13K BTC in the last 5 days -297770;1345928460;nefario;and this is a slow month -297769;1345928516;nefario;mircea_popescu: whats the trade volume on mpex? -297768;1345928534;mircea_popescu;~150k this month -297767;1345928570;nefario;BTC? -297766;1345928576;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09979 BTC [-] -297765;1345928576;mircea_popescu;tbh i don't understand your 5 day scheme. what's wrong with 7 days 30 days ? -297764;1345928578;mircea_popescu;yes btc. -297763;1345928598;nefario;and thats published to the channel here? -297762;1345928608;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2600 @ 0.0034 = 8.84 BTC [+] -297761;1345928675;mircea_popescu;yes ? -297760;1345928679;mircea_popescu;looky -297759;1345928683;mircea_popescu;!ticker GIGAMINING -297758;1345928694;mircea_popescu;!ticker F.GIGA.ETF -297757;1345928698;DeaDTerra;Mostly option trading :) -297756;1345928700;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.966] [Ask: 0.98449] [Spread: 0.01849] [Last: 0.98449] [24hVol: 88.33579666] [7dAvg: 0.99194366] -297755;1345928701;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00097114 / 0.00099582 / 0.00102135 (339144 shares, 337.73 BTC), 30day: 0.00078056 / 0.00100597 / 0.00115139 (6047892 shares, 6,084.05 BTC) -297754;1345928715;mircea_popescu;that's what, 4x. -297753;1345928789;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 3 @ 0.5097 = 1.5291 BTC [+] -297752;1345928791;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5098 = 2.0392 BTC [+] -297751;1345928962;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.0899 = 2.2475 BTC [+] -297750;1345928977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43003 @ 0.00037609 = 16.173 BTC [+] -297749;1345928979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17412 @ 0.00037973 = 6.6119 BTC [+] -297748;1345928980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9661 @ 0.00038302 = 3.7004 BTC [+] -297747;1345928981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62600 @ 0.00038319 = 23.9877 BTC [+] -297746;1345928983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1918 @ 0.00038415 = 0.7368 BTC [+] -297745;1345928984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00038454 = 5.2682 BTC [+] -297744;1345928985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29479 @ 0.00038831 = 11.447 BTC [+] -297743;1345928986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00038836 = 5.9807 BTC [+] -297742;1345928986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25711 @ 0.00038989 = 10.0245 BTC [+] -297741;1345928987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8251 @ 0.00039021 = 3.2196 BTC [+] -297740;1345928988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10365 @ 0.00039114 = 4.0542 BTC [+] -297739;1345929018;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4451 = 2.6706 BTC [+] -297738;1345929032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3750 @ 0.0032 = 12 BTC [-] -297737;1345929116;DeaDTerra;Here's a draft of GBF new infrastructure any thoughts or feedback? -297736;1345929121;DeaDTerra;note as said only a draft -297735;1345929209;DeaDTerra;https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kcWMLOT7j7wLutz5mcUCcb69mzP2DQjXk93vUhpatnI/edit?pli=1 -297734;1345929283;nefario;you got a non Google docs link? -297733;1345929286;nefario;China here -297732;1345929287;nefario;... -297731;1345929288;nefario;banned -297730;1345929292;nefario;blocked -297729;1345929293;mod6;tor? -297728;1345929299;nefario;also blocked -297727;1345929336;mircea_popescu;they can block tor ?! -297726;1345929337;DeaDTerra;what works Nefario? -297725;1345929340;DeaDTerra;pastebin? -297724;1345929343;nefario;ja -297723;1345929347;nefario;mircea_popescu: yes -297722;1345929348;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, you can block exit nodes -297721;1345929356;nefario;kakobrekla: no -297720;1345929363;DeaDTerra;http://pastebin.com/j6iGVM6n -297719;1345929364;mircea_popescu;well that kinda defeats the entire point of tor neh ? -297718;1345929364;nefario;they get a list of all public tor bridges -297717;1345929366;mircea_popescu;m,ebbe i dun get it -297716;1345929370;nefario;and block connections to them -297715;1345929383;kakobrekla;aha -297714;1345929389;kakobrekla;i thought you were talking about site -297713;1345929390;kakobrekla;sry -297712;1345929474;nefario;DeaDTerra: how is the interest rate earned to pay investors? -297711;1345929484;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00101257 = 5.1641 BTC [+] -297710;1345929504;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC [+] -297709;1345929549;DeaDTerra;It's a investment fund -297708;1345929554;DeaDTerra;100% transparent -297707;1345929556;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2117 @ 0.00102135 = 2.1622 BTC [+] -297706;1345929557;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9083 @ 0.00102242 = 9.2866 BTC [+] -297705;1345929565;DeaDTerra;the whole of our portfolio can be viewed, it's updated daily :) -297704;1345929574;DeaDTerra;I have run it off GLBSE since April -297703;1345929583;DeaDTerra;but I wish to integrate to GLBSE. -297702;1345929592;nefario;of -297701;1345929599;nefario;this is your investment fund? -297700;1345929603;DeaDTerra;No guaranteed profits, no guaranteed balanced. -297699;1345929612;DeaDTerra;Yes this has nothing to do with the thing I talked about before. -297698;1345929617;DeaDTerra;I have a lot of balls in the air right now -297697;1345929620;nefario;ok -297696;1345929638;mircea_popescu;wy so many balls -297695;1345929658;DeaDTerra;There's a lot I want to do :) -297694;1345929676;DeaDTerra;The Pass throughs should be little administration once it's up though. -297693;1345929713;DeaDTerra;The fund is always a working process, but right now I am going through some upgrading and infrastructure changes. This one needs to be done due to that, we got to many withdraw requests and we can't liquidate fast enough to pay them. -297692;1345929721;DeaDTerra;Hence the system is kind of flawed -297691;1345929751;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10699999 = 0.428 BTC [+] -297690;1345929764;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.408 = 0.816 BTC [-] -297689;1345929832;mircea_popescu;liquidity is always a problem -297688;1345929834;DeaDTerra;anyways, any thoughts? any flaws or concerns you can see? -297687;1345929837;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4499 = 0.8998 BTC [+] -297686;1345929850;DeaDTerra;It is but I think that this system deals better with the liquidity then the other one. -297685;1345929875;DeaDTerra;Right now I have been having withdraws queued up for several weeks and due to that I can't take all the investments I want to, the performance have been effected :8 -297684;1345929893;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.4499 = 1.7996 BTC [+] -297683;1345929911;DeaDTerra;I am looking to fix that problem with this once and for all. I am also going to contact some of my bigger investors which have pledged to deposit some BTC one the portfolio is cleaned up (almost there) -297682;1345930088;EskimoBob;!pl HYDRO.BONDS 1.73 -297681;1345930088;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -297680;1345930119;assbot;HYDRO.BONDS [1@1.73BTC] paid: 0.34271179 BTC. Last price: 1.64 BTC. Capital gain: -0.09 BTC. Total: 0.25271179 BTC. (14.6%) -297679;1345930144;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4499 = 0.8998 BTC [+] -297678;1345930209;DeaDTerra;Any feedback? :P -297677;1345930215;DeaDTerra;I just want to make sure there's no major flaw -297676;1345930247;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.0899 = 0.2697 BTC [+] -297675;1345930367;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 4 @ 0.775 = 3.1 BTC [-] -297674;1345930406;mircea_popescu;seems pretty straightforward. -297673;1345930606;ColdHardMetal;why not do .25% per week admin fee reducton instead of 1 for every 4? maybe with a 4 week minimum. -297672;1345930639;ColdHardMetal;allows a bit more flexibility, while still being long term. -297671;1345930799;DeaDTerra;yea sure :) -297670;1345930803;DeaDTerra;didn't think of that :P -297669;1345930874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00037951 = 8.1595 BTC [-] -297668;1345930927;mircea_popescu;is that admin fee calculated to profit or to capital ? -297667;1345930987;DeaDTerra;to profit -297666;1345931017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC [-] -297665;1345931037;mircea_popescu;i don't see why it would deter anyone. -297664;1345931045;mircea_popescu;banks charge fees (much smaller) to capital. -297663;1345931053;mircea_popescu;for early withdrawals. -297662;1345931082;DeaDTerra;I don't want to take anything if I am not doing well. -297661;1345931103;DeaDTerra;It's my responsibility to make sure the fund goes well if it does not then I don't deserve any reward -297660;1345931115;mircea_popescu;if all i get is 5% extra of the profit i don't care you want me to lock down, i won't. -297659;1345931145;DeaDTerra;Okay :P Are you saying it's to low of a benefit? -297658;1345931155;mircea_popescu;yes. present value of money is high in btc -297657;1345931169;mircea_popescu;the fact i can take it out any time is worth way more than 5% of 1% or w/e a week. -297656;1345931177;DeaDTerra;Okay what would you suggest? -297655;1345931197;mircea_popescu;i dunno, i'm better at pointing out flaws than at fixing things. -297654;1345931209;DeaDTerra;hahah okay :P -297653;1345931209;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0034 = 0.34 BTC [+] -297652;1345931241;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -297651;1345931243;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00320176 / 0.003232 (1869240 shares, 5,984.87 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00320176 / 0.003232 (1869240 shares, 5,984.87 BTC) -297650;1345931249;mircea_popescu;ahh, almost sold out then -297649;1345931254;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.98999 = 3.96 BTC [-] -297648;1345931266;DeaDTerra;Though if you take the short investor path you get paid 80% of the profit generated while if you take the long term you can get up to 96.5% -297647;1345931287;mircea_popescu;ya so i deposit 1k btc. -297646;1345931293;DeaDTerra;10% admin fee + 10% insurance for the NAV -297645;1345931299;mircea_popescu;in one week i could make say 16 or 19 ? -297644;1345931306;mircea_popescu;for 3 btc im not locking down the 1k -297643;1345931329;DeaDTerra;hm I guess. -297642;1345931582;Rothgar;Does anyone know who pirate is? -297641;1345931623;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.52 BTC [-] -297640;1345931631;farfi;ugh -297639;1345931634;Rothgar;Does anyone know what that funny address was about http://1dkybekt5s2gdtv7aqw6rqepavnsryhoym.com/ -297638;1345931662;Rothgar;as in "real" identity? -297637;1345931837;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.45 = 0.9 BTC [+] -297636;1345931952;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 78 @ 0.063 = 4.914 BTC [-] -297635;1345932067;DeaDTerra;wow -297634;1345932077;DeaDTerra;the censorship in BTCST is fucking redicilous -297633;1345932087;DeaDTerra;I was going to check when Pirate was last seen i got auto silenced... -297632;1345932119;BTCHero;;;seen #btcst pirateat40 -297631;1345932120;gribble;pirateat40 was last seen in #btcst 20 hours, 55 minutes, and 32 seconds ago: johnthedong2, a few hours. -297630;1345932120;DeaDTerra;fucking censorship, they are suppressing the citizens of the IRC channel. They are centralized :( They are going against the basics of Bitcoins -297629;1345932127;BTCHero;there you go bud -297628;1345932131;DeaDTerra;thanks :) -297627;1345932132;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 110 @ 0.0898 = 9.878 BTC [-] -297626;1345932139;DeaDTerra;Still pissed about it though -297625;1345932158;farfi;there was spamming there thats why -297624;1345932164;Rothgar;I've had two strange trades -297623;1345932175;DeaDTerra;I don't care you don't auto silence people... -297622;1345932184;BTCHero;imsaguy does -297621;1345932247;DeaDTerra;He can go throw himself into a wall -297620;1345932288;BTCHero;-!- mode/#btcst [+q *!~gribble@unaffiliated/nanotube/bot/gribble] by imsaguy2 -297619;1345932291;BTCHero;15:04:05 <@imsaguy2> gribble : You may talk again when you learn to behave. -297618;1345932325;BTCHero;DeaDTerra: even gribble gets autobanned there -297617;1345932329;mircea_popescu;srsly, if i cared i'd join. -297616;1345932348;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: sorry -297615;1345932365;mircea_popescu;no big deal, jus' sayin'. -297614;1345932404;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9817 @ 0.00102242 = 10.0371 BTC [+] -297613;1345932406;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1283 @ 0.00102409 = 1.3139 BTC [+] -297612;1345932407;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 5 @ 0.666 = 3.33 BTC [+] -297611;1345932677;Rothgar;hey help me out -297610;1345932697;Rothgar;let's chat -297609;1345932722;Rothgar;I need to figure something out. -297608;1345932783;mircea_popescu;sup Rothgar ? -297607;1345932846;Rothgar;great -297606;1345932869;Rothgar;mircea_popescu, I did some sucessful trades with someone who claims to be a neeb -297605;1345932874;Rothgar;noob -297604;1345932882;Rothgar;But they're not -297603;1345932886;mircea_popescu;aha ? -297602;1345932895;Rothgar;Could we go private -297601;1345932906;mircea_popescu;o which reminds me : DeaDTerra register your name with nickserv! you jhad an impostor earlier tryingto defraud people -297600;1345932910;mircea_popescu;Rothgar sure -297599;1345932920;Rothgar;great -297598;1345932961;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -297597;1345932970;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0898 BTC [-] -297596;1345933129;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.10699999 = 4.28 BTC [+] -297595;1345933433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40000 @ 0.00037607 = 15.0428 BTC [-] -297594;1345933435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13837 @ 0.000375 = 5.1889 BTC [-] -297593;1345933482;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 1000 @ 0.0010078 = 1.0078 BTC [+] -297592;1345933624;DeaDTerra;okay how do I register? -297591;1345933680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00037712 = 3.7712 BTC [+] -297590;1345933710;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.148 = 1.48 BTC [+] -297589;1345933754;bitfoo;/msg nickserv help register -297588;1345933781;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 22 @ 0.148 = 3.256 BTC [+] -297587;1345933846;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 20 @ 0.149 = 2.98 BTC [+] -297586;1345933900;DeaDTerra;done -297585;1345933927;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 425 @ 0.0034 = 1.445 BTC [+] -297584;1345934010;bitfoo;also, "/msg nickserv set enforce on" is useful -297583;1345934034;bitfoo;that way, if someone tries to impersonate you, they'll be kicked out if they don't authenticate -297582;1345934081;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09978999 = 0.2994 BTC [+] -297581;1345934182;DeaDTerra;thanks :) -297580;1345934192;bitfoo;np :) -297579;1345934225;Rothgar;DeaDTerra, thanks for preventing scams -297578;1345934356;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.09978999 = 0.6985 BTC [+] -297577;1345934374;DeaDTerra;No problems, I want to avoid scams as much as anyone else -297576;1345934385;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.12818 = 0.2564 BTC [+] -297575;1345934387;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.08200001 = 0.246 BTC [-] -297574;1345934428;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 34 @ 0.082 = 2.788 BTC [-] -297573;1345934455;Rothgar;when I started with this OTC someone would use my nick -297572;1345934464;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -297571;1345934468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 19455 @ 0.0032 = 62.256 BTC [-] -297570;1345934487;Rothgar;I had to register too, and I wasn't as prominent -297569;1345934570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 742 @ 0.0032 = 2.3744 BTC [-] -297568;1345934573;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09978999 BTC [+] -297567;1345934835;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9701 = 3.8804 BTC [-] -297566;1345934837;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 15 @ 0.97 = 14.55 BTC [-] -297565;1345934838;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.966 BTC [-] -297564;1345934839;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.965 = 5.79 BTC [-] -297563;1345934841;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.96 = 9.6 BTC [-] -297562;1345934841;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [-] -297561;1345934842;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9402 BTC [-] -297560;1345934843;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.94011 = 1.8802 BTC [-] -297559;1345934844;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.94 = 7.52 BTC [-] -297558;1345934845;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.94 = 3.76 BTC [-] -297557;1345934847;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.921 = 4.605 BTC [-] -297556;1345934848;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.92 BTC [-] -297555;1345934849;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.901 BTC [-] -297554;1345934850;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 100 @ 0.9001 = 90.01 BTC [-] -297553;1345934850;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 86 @ 0.9 = 77.4 BTC [-] -297552;1345934912;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 0.9 = 12.6 BTC [-] -297551;1345934914;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.895 BTC [-] -297550;1345934998;EskimoBob;!pl GIGAMINING 1.25 -297549;1345934999;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -297548;1345935001;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.25BTC] paid: 0.39930096 BTC. Last price: 0.895 BTC. Capital gain: -0.355 BTC. Total: 0.04430096 BTC. (3.5%) -297547;1345935063;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0769 BTC [-] -297546;1345935085;EskimoBob;only 2 trades at that price so it's more like 1.55+ -297545;1345935088;EskimoBob;!pl GIGAMINING 1.55 -297544;1345935088;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -297543;1345935094;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.55BTC] paid: 0.39930096 BTC. Last price: 0.895 BTC. Capital gain: -0.655 BTC. Total: -0.25569904 BTC. (-16.5%) -297542;1345935265;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.35001337 BTC [-] -297541;1345935314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60500 @ 0.000375 = 22.6875 BTC [-] -297540;1345935428;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10699999 = 0.428 BTC [+] -297539;1345935468;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 9 @ 0.35001337 = 3.1501 BTC [-] -297538;1345935470;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 20 @ 0.35 = 7 BTC [-] -297537;1345935576;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.3402 = 6.804 BTC [-] -297536;1345935798;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.095 BTC [+] -297535;1345935799;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 9 @ 1.098 = 9.882 BTC [+] -297534;1345935801;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 8 @ 1.1 = 8.8 BTC [+] -297533;1345935802;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 9 @ 1.17 = 10.53 BTC [+] -297532;1345935802;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 19 @ 1.17899999 = 22.401 BTC [+] -297531;1345935831;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.17899999 = 2.358 BTC [+] -297530;1345935945;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.3302337 = 0.6605 BTC [-] -297529;1345935947;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.3301337 = 2.9712 BTC [-] -297528;1345936386;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 24 @ 0.34 = 8.16 BTC [-] -297527;1345936492;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 17 @ 0.33500001 = 5.695 BTC [-] -297526;1345936524;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 18 @ 0.5 = 9 BTC [+] -297525;1345936535;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 20 @ 0.55 = 11 BTC [+] -297524;1345936537;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 30 @ 0.55 = 16.5 BTC [+] -297523;1345936564;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 20 @ 0.55 = 11 BTC [+] -297522;1345936670;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 51 @ 1 = 51 BTC [+] -297521;1345936960;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 7 @ 0.75 = 5.25 BTC [-] -297520;1345936979;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.935 = 14.025 BTC [+] -297519;1345936981;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 14 @ 0.941 = 13.174 BTC [+] -297518;1345937229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4834 @ 0.000375 = 1.8128 BTC [-] -297517;1345937230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17058 @ 0.00037475 = 6.3925 BTC [-] -297516;1345937231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29708 @ 0.00037401 = 11.1111 BTC [-] -297515;1345937261;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4451 = 2.6706 BTC [-] -297514;1345937316;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [-] -297513;1345937567;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.34 = 1.36 BTC [+] -297512;1345937867;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.4999 = 0.9998 BTC [+] -297511;1345937868;smickles;anyone able to float me a couple hundred mpexbtc until mircea can confirm a deposit? -297510;1345937973;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.0898 = 0.3592 BTC [-] -297509;1345938047;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.12818 = 0.5127 BTC [+] -297508;1345938053;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09978999 BTC [+] -297507;1345938171;bitfoo;sorry, used it all up today -297506;1345938201;smickles;thanks for you consideration tho :) -297505;1345938263;rdponticelli;I can send you 10... -297504;1345938279;rdponticelli;Would it be worth the hassle? -297503;1345938343;bitfoo;yeah, I have 4, but I assume that's pointless when you're looking for a couple hundred :) -297502;1345938372;smickles;heh, yeah ;) -297501;1345938376;rdponticelli;Yea, I assume so, but we can ask... :) -297500;1345938426;smickles;yeah, no harm in asking -297499;1345938440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2003 @ 0.0003749 = 0.7509 BTC [+] -297498;1345938448;smickles;but for 'the hassle' i can probably just wait for the deposit to go thru -297497;1345938450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00037712 = 4.6009 BTC [+] -297496;1345938452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30400 @ 0.00037736 = 11.4717 BTC [+] -297495;1345938462;bitfoo;deposits should really be automated... -297494;1345938481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00037863 = 6.0581 BTC [+] -297493;1345938505;rdponticelli;Yea, I'm fine with withdrawals being reviewed -297492;1345938518;rdponticelli;For security, but deposits? -297491;1345938529;bitfoo;my thoughts exactly -297490;1345938543;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0034 = 3.4 BTC [+] -297489;1345938556;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.94949 = 3.798 BTC [-] -297488;1345938674;smickles;deposits may be this way because the wallet is offline -297487;1345938696;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 10 @ 0.1096 = 1.096 BTC [-] -297486;1345938698;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 40 @ 0.1098 = 4.392 BTC [+] -297485;1345938713;bitfoo;that doesn't matter right, deposits can easily be watched without the private key -297484;1345938752;bitfoo;http://blockchain.info/address/1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx -297483;1345939118;bitfoo;hehe, no worries, happens to the best of us -297482;1345939137;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 8 @ 0.0039 = 0.0312 BTC [-] -297481;1345939139;bitfoo;what's interesting though, is that the address has only ever received 9494 BTC -297480;1345939170;bitfoo;and as far as I know there is only a single deposit address for the exchange -297479;1345939196;smickles;there are other ways to get funds in -297478;1345939205;smickles;margin being one of them -297477;1345939212;bitfoo;oh ok -297476;1345939244;bitfoo;because the claimed daily average is ~ 5K BTC -297475;1345939267;rdponticelli;So, most of the volume is on margin? -297474;1345939283;rdponticelli;What leverage are they allowing? -297473;1345939292;smickles;if that addy is the only way to deposit, then yeah, seems most is leveraged -297472;1345939313;smickles;rdponticelli: each person gets custom tailored margin -297471;1345939317;smickles;if requested -297470;1345939329;rdponticelli;Yea, I tough so -297469;1345939352;smickles;i haven't asked for it, so i can't give an example -297468;1345939375;rdponticelli;It seems that some must have some "generous" leverage -297467;1345939379;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9001 = 3.6004 BTC [-] -297466;1345939381;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.9 = 9 BTC [-] -297465;1345939382;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.89 = 1.78 BTC [-] -297464;1345939382;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.88 BTC [-] -297463;1345939384;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.88 = 1.76 BTC [-] -297462;1345939385;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.87521 = 6.1265 BTC [-] -297461;1345939386;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.8752 = 8.752 BTC [-] -297460;1345939387;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.875 = 4.375 BTC [-] -297459;1345939388;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8702 BTC [-] -297458;1345939390;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 28 @ 0.861 = 24.108 BTC [-] -297457;1345939418;smickles;rdponticelli: it'd be a good question to put to mircea_popescu, how come only 9k has been sent to the deposti addy -297456;1345939431;rdponticelli;Yeap -297455;1345939469;bitfoo;if the forum FUDders hear about this there will be a riot :P -297454;1345939493;rdponticelli;;;later tell mircea_popescu rdponticelli: it'd be a good question to put to mircea_popescu, how come only 9k has been sent to the deposti addy -297453;1345939493;gribble;The operation succeeded. -297452;1345939502;rdponticelli;Done ;D -297451;1345939517;smickles;i'd bet, that if you were going to deposite a large amount, and didn't want it public knowledge -297450;1345939520;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0034 = 0.0102 BTC [+] -297449;1345939529;smickles;mircea_popescu would generate you an addy -297448;1345939530;bitfoo;^ yeah, that's the most likely explanation -297447;1345939535;rdponticelli;Yes, it's possible -297446;1345939624;bitfoo;I'd rather he used individual addresses anyway. It's cheap enough to generate them. -297445;1345939688;rdponticelli;Certainly -297444;1345939704;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4099 = 2.4594 BTC [-] -297443;1345939718;rdponticelli;But for large deposits. Otherwise, again, not worth the hassle :D -297442;1345939733;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9799 BTC [+] -297441;1345939827;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 3 @ 0.299 = 0.897 BTC [-] -297440;1345939833;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 4 @ 0.15398 = 0.6159 BTC [+] -297439;1345940420;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080N] 3 @ 0.09423653 = 0.2827 BTC [-] -297438;1345940545;DeaDTerra;GIPPT dividend has gone out :) -297437;1345940569;Ignatius-otc;thanks DT, and hello -297436;1345940597;DeaDTerra;No problems :) -297435;1345940646;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -297434;1345940717;smickles;ciuciu: very doubtfull that the one addy is used for all deposits -297433;1345940757;smickles;ciuciu: then also consider that margin would be included in the daily average -297432;1345940771;smickles;;;view -297431;1345940772;gribble;#9826 Sat Aug 25 13:45:41 2012 smickles BUY 244.0 mpexbtc @ 244 mpexbtc (I have a deposit in the works, but would like to make an order now, so I'm looking for someone to float me some mpexbtc) -297430;1345940830;smickles;ciuciu: would you seriously doubt an explanation would come when the question asked? -297429;1345940909;smickles;what sort of verification do you expect? -297428;1345940932;smickles;the reason there would be other deposit addys is to keep deposits from public knowledge -297427;1345940973;smickles;as in, i don't want it publicly know that i'm sending 5k btc to mpex, so give me a nonstandard deposit address -297426;1345940995;smickles;if mircea_popescu betrayed one of thos addresses, it would spoil the idea -297425;1345941028;smickles;ciuciu: no, but in this case, how can you verify the information? -297424;1345941128;smickles;and the satoshi client does not allow you to easily control a sendfrom address, so checking withdrawals probably wouldn't work -297423;1345941195;smickles;ciuciu: afaik, verification of information only works when it's possible to verify -297422;1345941351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00037531 = 7.7314 BTC [-] -297421;1345941518;smickles;it's kinda silly to ask for verification and not know how that information can be verified -297420;1345941591;rdponticelli;Please, don't start a new witch hunt -297419;1345941598;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -297418;1345941606;smickles;rdponticelli: prolly already started -297417;1345941615;smickles;a whole new round of bullshit -297416;1345941617;rdponticelli;It's getting tiresome -297415;1345941627;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.12818 = 0.5127 BTC [+] -297414;1345941641;JohnSmith777;What's new? -297413;1345941644;JohnSmith777;What bullshit? -297412;1345941652;smickles;only because you think he and the pr chick are the same person -297411;1345941681;smickles;JohnSmith777: ciuciu accusing mircea_popescu of lying again -297410;1345941708;smickles;if not you, then nobody -297409;1345941724;smickles;myself and a couple otheres were discussing things -297408;1345941750;rdponticelli;Nothing but witch hunts on the forums latrly :S -297407;1345941765;smickles;yeah, seems so -297406;1345941826;smickles;most of the top threads are of that ilk -297405;1345941839;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8616 = 3.4464 BTC [+] -297404;1345941840;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.8615 = 1.723 BTC [-] -297403;1345941841;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.861 = 1.722 BTC [-] -297402;1345941853;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -297401;1345941941;bitfoo;if you look at the spends on the public address, you'll see that it's mixed up with other addresses that have received way more -297400;1345941952;bitfoo;so there's verifiable proof that it's not only 9k -297399;1345942013;rdponticelli;Too late... -297398;1345942042;bitfoo;fuck, what did I start now? :P -297397;1345942059;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3000 @ 0.0034 = 10.2 BTC [+] -297396;1345942062;smickles;not necesarily -297395;1345942067;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10699999 = 0.321 BTC [+] -297394;1345942081;smickles;bitfoo: it could be that he sends withdrawals from another wallet -297393;1345942089;smickles;an online wallet -297392;1345942116;smickles;yea -297391;1345942118;bitfoo;for example, look at this tx: http://blockchain.info/tx-index/17077706/39d523221b9841e5a9dfde6daa29d774048422f8f25663a9e5a19a8e7fdc5975 -297390;1345942125;bitfoo;the first address is the public one -297389;1345942136;bitfoo;but it mixes funds from others which have received 20K btc -297388;1345942146;bitfoo;like the 1JP -297387;1345942183;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 5 @ 1.6 = 8 BTC [-] -297386;1345942214;smickles;bitfoo: however, since at least one tx is that way, ... -297385;1345942275;smickles;so there we go, it would seem no need to even ask now -297384;1345942276;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5 @ 0.00989 = 0.0495 BTC [-] -297383;1345942300;bitfoo;yeah, I'm reasonably convinced there are private deposit addresses -297382;1345942328;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.0898 = 0.8082 BTC [-] -297381;1345942346;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00399 BTC [+] -297380;1345942412;JohnSmith777;Okay, what are some worthwhile investments on the GLBSE? -297379;1345942453;bitfoo;pirate bonds! -297378;1345942458;bitfoo; -297377;1345942461;JohnSmith777;Because this just in a big penny stock bubble: https://glbse.com/asset/view/GMVT-BOT -297376;1345942469;JohnSmith777;If you have some sell when you can. -297375;1345942484;bitfoo;has the bot been doing well? -297374;1345942497;JohnSmith777;It had a decent dividend but it won't be consistent -297373;1345942502;JohnSmith777;unless we see more flash crashes -297372;1345942505;bitfoo;there's not much sell depth to it anyway -297371;1345942534;JohnSmith777;I bought at 1.0 and sold at 1.5 for a nice profit -297370;1345942550;bitfoo;but not much volume I'm guessing -297369;1345942583;smickles;well, JohnSmith777 i'd like to make sure you are aware of the things i'm involved in -297368;1345942587;smickles;ss and mpoe.etf -297367;1345942600;bitfoo;which reminds me -297366;1345942604;bitfoo;does ss have pirate exposure? -297365;1345942608;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8599 BTC [-] -297364;1345942612;smickles;yes, some -297363;1345942615;JohnSmith777;smickles: I'll take a look : ) -297362;1345942616;bitfoo;ok -297361;1345942630;BTCHero;!ticker gigamining -297360;1345942632;smickles;so if he runs, ss's insurances will kick in -297359;1345942643;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.84] [Ask: 0.9799] [Spread: 0.1399] [Last: 0.9799] [24hVol: 322.58211666] [7dAvg: 0.98714979] -297358;1345942680;BTCHero;I have 1 whole share of ss -297357;1345942681;bitfoo;still? -297356;1345942685;Azelphur;bitfoo: still -297355;1345942688;bitfoo;wait, you guys contradict each other -297354;1345942692;bitfoo;:D -297353;1345942701;BTCHero;all - 1 -297352;1345942707;Azelphur;bitfoo: I have like 230 shares out of 750 -297351;1345942717;bitfoo;oh, so all = 230/750 :P -297350;1345942718;bitfoo;lol -297349;1345942721;Azelphur;:P -297348;1345942723;smickles;915 iirc -297347;1345942730;Azelphur;ah -297346;1345942744;JohnSmith777;I believe in Erik so I am going invest in some Satoshi Dice -297345;1345942747;Azelphur;bitfoo: I'm the guy with the 200@2.8 on there haha -297344;1345942765;bitfoo;yeah, I remember some meme about that -297343;1345942772;Azelphur;yep lol -297342;1345942776;BTCHero;30 of them he won't sell for any price -297341;1345942782;Azelphur;I bought the entire second issuance -297340;1345942786;Azelphur;and most of the first -297339;1345942802;Azelphur;SS = best asset -297338;1345942814;Azelphur;speaking of which, I have dividends just sitting in GLBSE -297337;1345942822;smickles;once this pirate thing settles, imsaguy and i will get the NAV of SS bact to where that 2.8 will fill -297336;1345942833;Azelphur;haha -297335;1345942840;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09978999 = 0.2994 BTC [+] -297334;1345942853;Azelphur;smickles: then you need to do another issuance at 2.5 :p -297333;1345942869;Azelphur;so I can continue this funny buy at 1, sell at 2.5, buy at 2, sell at 2.8 loop -297332;1345942875;smickles;no, we're prolly going to issue a bond, rather than more shares in ss -297331;1345942885;Azelphur;ah :p -297330;1345942894;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1600 @ 0.0034 = 5.44 BTC [+] -297329;1345942989;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0034 = 0.17 BTC [+] -297328;1345943244;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.56 = 1.12 BTC [-] -297327;1345943360;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -297326;1345943377;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -297325;1345943443;JohnSmith777;People are underestimating Satoshi Dice and it just took a massive plunge. -297324;1345943460;JohnSmith777;Thus I buy with an expectation to sell higher. -297323;1345943508;smickles;JohnSmith777: well, that's because the glbse thing is just a passthru -297322;1345943514;smickles;it had liquidity issues -297321;1345943534;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 846 @ 0.00102152 = 0.8642 BTC [-] -297320;1345943535;smickles;on mpex, it's still (and always has been) selling for .0032 -297319;1345943535;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8300 @ 0.00102165 = 8.4797 BTC [+] -297318;1345943536;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4391 @ 0.00102409 = 4.4968 BTC [+] -297317;1345943555;smickles;today 5 million more shares will be issued at .0034 -297316;1345943566;smickles;and tomorrow, 3 million more at .0036] -297315;1345943599;JohnSmith777;Ick -297314;1345943607;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 134 @ 0.1 = 13.4 BTC [+] -297313;1345943618;JohnSmith777;That's a lot of shares on the market. -297312;1345943620;smickles;and only a very small amout has sold for over .0032 -297311;1345943640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00037637 = 4.2906 BTC [+] -297310;1345943641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00037951 = 0.4934 BTC [+] -297309;1345943647;DeaDTerra;It's indeed a pass through :) -297308;1345943659;DeaDTerra;I issue and sell more shares as the once I have put up sells out. -297307;1345943671;DeaDTerra;I want to make sure I keep the backing on a good level -297306;1345943674;usagi;Why the hell are millions of shartes being created when each one is worth less than a penny -297305;1345943687;JohnSmith777;Welcome to the world of Penny Stocks -297304;1345943691;usagi;Whats with the sub-bitcent ipos, seriously -297303;1345943702;usagi;It' -297302;1345943707;DeaDTerra;that'w how MPex works share value is in Satoshi :P -297301;1345943707;JohnSmith777;Most starting companies IPO that way. -297300;1345943709;usagi;It's actually kind of annoying -297299;1345943721;usagi;It doesn't matter how it internally represents the share price -297298;1345943742;JohnSmith777;I think Evoorhees thinking is that it will help liquidity. -297297;1345943751;smickles;i dunno, something about how mircea likes it -297296;1345943761;JohnSmith777;He's full-on Austrian so it makes sense. -297295;1345943775;usagi;I don't see the connection -297294;1345943778;smickles;and if bitcoin 'takes off' a > 1 btc share would be outrageous -297293;1345943784;JohnSmith777;Yeah, that too -297292;1345943790;JohnSmith777;He may have high hopes for Bitcoin -297291;1345943791;smickles;like berkshire -297290;1345943833;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0898 BTC [-] -297289;1345943835;JohnSmith777;Additionally -297288;1345943841;JohnSmith777;IF there is price fluctuation -297287;1345943847;JohnSmith777;The price only goes up a few points -297286;1345943855;JohnSmith777;It doesn't swing wildly -297285;1345943873;JohnSmith777;lol -297284;1345943881;JohnSmith777;If somebody wanted a stable bitcoin price -297283;1345943890;JohnSmith777;They would just have to sell it at a lower decimal point -297282;1345944016;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8599 = 4.2995 BTC [-] -297281;1345944017;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 45 @ 0.86 = 38.7 BTC [+] -297280;1345944762;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.0898 = 0.9878 BTC [-] -297279;1345944781;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.0898 = 0.3592 BTC [-] -297278;1345944912;DeaDTerra;Good night guys, don't let the impostor get you ;) -297277;1345944933;BTC-Mining;register your nick... -297276;1345944963;DeaDTerra;I have done it already I am not stupid :P -297275;1345944973;BTC-Mining;ahah, at last -297274;1345944974;DeaDTerra;And locked it so you get auto kicked if you don't auth -297273;1345944995;BTC-Mining;Well goodbye -297272;1345945004;DeaDTerra;cu -297271;1345945028;BTC-Mining;Also, if anyone has shares with no volume to sell down into, query me, might be interested to buy them at a discount -297270;1345945393;evoorhees;FYI - to address the comment from before, the number of shares is totally irrelevant, it's just a matter of notation. 1m, 10m, or 100m shares... doesn't matter. All that matters is price per share X total shares. 100m is a nice round number so I chose it. -297269;1345945437;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -297268;1345945438;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.48999999 = 4.9 BTC [+] -297267;1345945440;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.49 = 1.96 BTC [+] -297266;1345945658;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4451 = 2.6706 BTC [+] -297265;1345945672;BTC-Mining;You value yourself as over 1/70th of all bitcoins that will ever be created... ~340000 - 350000 BTC -297264;1345945741;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6300 @ 0.00102409 = 6.4518 BTC [+] -297263;1345945746;BTC-Mining;Which is also over 1/30th of the current bitcoins in existence -297262;1345945752;evoorhees;Well SD is currently over 1/2 of all transactions... just sayin -297261;1345945761;BTC-Mining;Aye, so I hear -297260;1345945791;kakobrekla;which is really fuckin blockchain size -297259;1345945799;kakobrekla;:( -297258;1345945808;kakobrekla;fuckin up* -297257;1345945813;BTC-Mining;It's just that bitcoins going mainstream would probably kill your ratio -297256;1345945817;evoorhees;if bitcoin can't adapt to handle 100 satoshidice's, it will fail -297255;1345945833;evoorhees;kill the ratio, yes, but not kill the profitability -297254;1345945856;kakobrekla;yes it should adapt -297253;1345945863;kakobrekla;current situation sucks -297252;1345945901;evoorhees;SD has exposed a weakness of BTC and BTC will get fixed -297251;1345945938;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4099 = 2.4594 BTC [-] -297250;1345945965;BTC-Mining;Which weakness? -297249;1345945988;evoorhees;that the block sizes are too big, and the data needs trimming -297248;1345946056;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 45 @ 0.0898 = 4.041 BTC [-] -297247;1345946066;BTC-Mining;If data storage and transfer capabilities keep increasing at this rate... -297246;1345946084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039052 = 0.0781 BTC [+] -297245;1345946086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13318 @ 0.00039114 = 5.2092 BTC [+] -297244;1345946099;BTC-Mining;I doubt the extra block sizes would ever matter... but yeah I wouldn't mind trimming of data -297243;1345946106;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.0898 = 0.3592 BTC [-] -297242;1345946143;evoorhees;I agree with you BTC-Mining -297241;1345946151;evoorhees;but lots of people are upset about the traffic from SD -297240;1345946268;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.338 = 6.76 BTC [+] -297239;1345946311;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.84121 = 3.3648 BTC [-] -297238;1345946312;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.841 = 2.523 BTC [-] -297237;1345946314;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [-] -297236;1345946498;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 67 @ 0.0034 = 0.2278 BTC [+] -297235;1345946837;JohnSmith777;evoorhees: If the Bitcoin network can't handle Satoshi Dice, it wasn't fit for the future. -297234;1345946840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39840 @ 0.00039105 = 15.5794 BTC [-] -297233;1345946841;JohnSmith777;People need to get ready -297232;1345946850;evoorhees;agreed -297231;1345946876;rg;it'll get fixed, bitcoin-dev need to get off their asses and work with evoorhees -297230;1345946888;rg;its not his fault -297229;1345946892;rg;so people can stfu -297228;1345946917;BTC-Mining;I thought the main issue people had was that the whole blockchain took too large and long to download... -297227;1345946922;rg;rg - proud satoshidice user -297226;1345946930;BTC-Mining;The block size doesn't seem bad currently -297225;1345946948;rg;meh -297224;1345946953;rg;the load time is pretty ridic -297223;1345946973;rg;the blockchain as a concept is cool -297222;1345946978;rg;but its implimentation is not -297221;1345946989;rg;but its better this shit gets worked out now -297220;1345946993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8360 @ 0.00039105 = 3.2692 BTC [-] -297219;1345946995;evoorhees;exactly -297218;1345946997;rg;imagine if bitcoin got really popular -297217;1345947006;rg;and the amount of transactions we have were the normal number -297216;1345947009;rg;PLUS satoshidice -297215;1345947011;evoorhees;SD isn't really an issue now, but it exposes how close we are to running into some issuues -297214;1345947024;rg;evoorhees: i think that in another 6-12 months -297213;1345947026;rg;with no action -297212;1345947026;evoorhees;in any case, these problems are all fixable -297211;1345947029;rg;it'd be a real big issue -297210;1345947039;evoorhees;SD just makes the devs fix it sooner instead of a year or two later -297209;1345947047;rg;im curious what they've got in store to fix the blockchain size -297208;1345947048;rg;and load time -297207;1345947052;evoorhees;it changed priorities -297206;1345947076;evoorhees;the blockchain size doesn't need to change - it's the block size that does -297205;1345947081;evoorhees;because that's what keeps stacking up -297204;1345947104;rg;since most people pay a lot of tx fee for satoshidice -297203;1345947105;evoorhees;and also, people should expect that everyone using BTC will use the desktop client -297202;1345947106;evoorhees;that's silly -297201;1345947110;rg;isnt SD technically better for miners -297200;1345947114;rg;since fees will be incl in the block -297199;1345947120;rg;pushing it over 50 btc -297198;1345947138;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 3 @ 0.122 = 0.366 BTC [-] -297197;1345947155;BTC-Mining;yes -297196;1345947156;BTCHero;Luke-Jr: won't process SD transactions -297195;1345947165;kakobrekla;lol -297194;1345947168;BTC-Mining;I don't see any issues with the blockchain size either -297193;1345947174;rg;its big -297192;1345947184;BTC-Mining;Not that big... -297191;1345947190;rg;asking someone whos new to bitcoin to download a program plus a 2GB block of data -297190;1345947195;BTCHero;BTC-Mining: you haven't started from scratch recently im sure :) -297189;1345947196;rg;to send an unpopular psuedo-currency -297188;1345947198;rg;its kind of a lot to ask.. -297187;1345947207;evoorhees;so far, SD has paid over 550btc in fees -297186;1345947214;evoorhees;just on it's outbound half -297185;1345947219;evoorhees;the players have paid roughly that amount also -297184;1345947220;rg;well -297183;1345947223;rg;dont you mena your users paid it -297182;1345947224;rg;yeah -297181;1345947227;evoorhees;so like 1100btc in four months in fees -297180;1345947235;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.95 = 3.8 BTC [-] -297179;1345947278;kakobrekla;i dont think that many pools pay out fees but yeah -297178;1345947294;rg;well -297177;1345947298;rg;not all pools make $1000/day -297176;1345947304;rg;so its better to keep em running -297175;1345947307;BTC-Mining;2 GB is nothing for modern days... -297174;1345947312;rg;even though pools break the idea of btc -297173;1345947329;BTC-Mining;Most modern games take more than that on a computer to run -297172;1345947329;BTCHero;BTC-Mining: but it is when you can't download it at full speed -297171;1345947330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8340 @ 0.00038787 = 3.2348 BTC [-] -297170;1345947331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10455 @ 0.00039114 = 4.0894 BTC [+] -297169;1345947337;BTC-Mining;ah, I suppose -297168;1345947366;rg;yeah -297167;1345947372;rg;when you connect to a bunch of DSLs -297166;1345947374;rg;with 128k upload -297165;1345947375;rg;hehe -297164;1345947382;rg;that's why i always connect to the bitvps node -297163;1345947385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29500 @ 0.00039253 = 11.5796 BTC [+] -297162;1345947386;rg;at least i wont be limited by dl speed -297161;1345947412;rg;we made herbal brownies today! -297160;1345947434;rg;i havent tried one cause itll make me fall aseep -297159;1345947438;rg;but i will -297158;1345947556;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.6 = 3.2 BTC [-] -297157;1345947572;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0691 = 0.2073 BTC [-] -297156;1345947609;jcpham;i make the best brownies -297155;1345947626;rg;we made a ton fo butter too -297154;1345947629;rg;but i told him -297153;1345947633;rg;i was like brostaff we need a cheesecloth -297152;1345947643;rg;otherwise the coffee filters are gonna filter out the other shit -297151;1345947649;rg;i dont know how it came out -297150;1345947651;rg;i havent checked -297149;1345947703;jcpham;butter is good -297148;1345947762;BTCHero;coffee filters wouldn't filter out the good shit, but i imagine running butter through a coffee filter was insanely slow/didn't work -297147;1345947791;usagi;the issue imo is that satoshidice should offer a less direct service -297146;1345947814;BTCHero;usagi: but that is what it has going for it -297145;1345947824;BTCHero;if you mean having accounts and not so many txns -297144;1345947853;usagi;Do they really need to have games with maximum bets of 0.05 -297143;1345947861;Luke-Jr;rg: no, because including SD comes with a huge risk of orphaned blocks, losing both the fees AND the 50 BTC -297142;1345947864;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.4499 = 2.6994 BTC [+] -297141;1345947866;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 0.45 = 2.25 BTC [+] -297140;1345947875;rg;whys that -297139;1345947892;Luke-Jr;rg: because Satoshi's code is buggy and not simple to fix for 0.7 -297138;1345947909;Luke-Jr;big blocks = minutes to propagate the p2p network -297137;1345947927;Luke-Jr;since every node must download the whole block, then verify every signature in it, before they will even START uploading it to the next node -297136;1345947958;rg;hmm -297135;1345947958;rg;i see -297134;1345947964;rg;evoorhees: we're gonna have to take you out -297133;1345947969;rg;im sorry you had to find out this way -297132;1345947985;rg;luke-jr : rally the bitcoin militia -297131;1345947997;Luke-Jr;whowhat -297130;1345948014;evoorhees;SD cannot be defeated, it has achieved self-awareness -297129;1345948015;rg;we're going to assasinate evoorhes -297128;1345948018;rg;for the good of bitcoin -297127;1345948026;rg;that's what you were saying, right? -297126;1345948032;evoorhees;that's almost like printing money to help the economy ;) -297125;1345948048;rg;well we gotta assasinate someone -297124;1345948048;Luke-Jr;who is evoorhees? -297123;1345948055;rg;hes the satoshidice guy -297122;1345948058;rg;THE guy -297121;1345948060;Luke-Jr;ok, ok -297120;1345948062;Luke-Jr;let's do it -297119;1345948077;rg;mabye we can get one of your children in on it -297118;1345948080;rg;they gotta learn sometime -297117;1345948085;evoorhees;dammit -297116;1345948109;Luke-Jr;SatoshiDice is nothing but a DDoS attack on Bitcoin abusing gamblers to finance its attack -297115;1345948123;rg;lol luke -297114;1345948129;rg;no.. -297113;1345948132;rg;satoshidice should work fine -297112;1345948136;rg;and bitcoin doesnt -297111;1345948143;Luke-Jr;rg: no, Bitcoin is not meant to scale before it's adopted. -297110;1345948157;rg;luke-jr: but dont you see the problem with that -297109;1345948169;Luke-Jr;and it's not meant for microtransactions in general -297108;1345948174;rg;bitcoin is supposed to get huge and run on an ancient platform? -297107;1345948178;rg;hell no -297106;1345948180;rg;we should fix the problems now -297105;1345948187;rg;while its just a bunch of nerds -297104;1345948188;JohnSmith777;The free market will solve all the problems. -297103;1345948191;JohnSmith777;/thread -297102;1345948192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6394 @ 0.00039332 = 2.5149 BTC [+] -297101;1345948194;rg;shut your mouth -297100;1345948205;rg;i dont want to hear any of that free market shit in here. -297099;1345948214;JohnSmith777;trollface.jpeg -297098;1345948226;Azelphur;lol -297097;1345948232;Azelphur;I agree with rg really, it was gonna get big one day -297096;1345948236;Luke-Jr;rg: great, I agree that bug needs to be fixed -297095;1345948242;Azelphur;and the blockchain is only gonna get bigger -297094;1345948247;Luke-Jr;but when you find a bug accidentally, you don't CONTINUE TO EXPLOIT IT -297093;1345948257;rg;hes not exploiting it -297092;1345948259;rg;nothing is wrong.. -297091;1345948260;Luke-Jr;he is -297090;1345948267;Azelphur;o.O -297089;1345948272;rg;if it continued to run witout intervention, it would cause an issue -297088;1345948279;rg;but right now.. its like global warming -297087;1345948280;rg;its bad -297086;1345948283;rg;but its not killing us yet -297085;1345948293;Luke-Jr;rg: it's killing pools that accept their transactions -297084;1345948297;rg;maybe some animals and glaciers and shit -297083;1345948301;rg;but fuck them anyway -297082;1345948313;rg;i havent heard any complaints -297081;1345948320;rg;which pools are bitching? -297080;1345948321;Obsi;save the glaciers -297079;1345948323;Luke-Jr;then you're not payign attention -297078;1345948330;Azelphur;I shall provide a useful video as usual, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6PZhONZ3Ac :D -297077;1345948332;Luke-Jr;orphans are up all around -297076;1345948346;rg;so is hash rate -297075;1345948350;rg;and number of miners -297074;1345948350;Luke-Jr;irrelevant -297073;1345948359;rg;im saying -297072;1345948360;rg;the more hashes -297071;1345948366;rg;the more bad blocks hat are gouing to be found -297070;1345948367;Luke-Jr;false -297069;1345948373;rg;that are* -297068;1345948376;rg;fucking bluetooth -297067;1345948378;Azelphur;also linked for relevance, http://i.qkme.me/35fzav.jpg -297066;1345948387;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0898 BTC [-] -297065;1345948393;JohnSmith777;The irony about global warming is -297064;1345948404;JohnSmith777;that private companies have reduced their emissions -297063;1345948409;JohnSmith777;without intervention -297062;1345948437;JohnSmith777;now I am not here to advocate FREE MARKETS!!!111 and Murray Rothbard -297061;1345948454;JohnSmith777;but reality shows when something becomes a significant problem for most people -297060;1345948458;JohnSmith777;it will solve itself -297059;1345948477;Obsi;through mass extinction -297058;1345948487;JohnSmith777;If humans are that retarded -297057;1345948491;JohnSmith777;they deserve to be extinct -297056;1345948511;JohnSmith777;We might as well throw in the towel if we can't survive without becoming somebody's pet project -297055;1345948618;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.45 = 0.9 BTC [+] -297054;1345948669;Luke-Jr;evoorhees: if you're really NOT trying to kill Bitcoin, how about hiring a developer to fix this problem? -297053;1345948693;Luke-Jr;evoorhees: Satoshi's p2p code is all synchronous, so it will mostly need to be significantly refactored to do it.. -297052;1345948724;evoorhees;honestly I don't know enough about coding, or the problems involved, to even know where to start -297051;1345948737;Obsi;I'm in for a few BTC donation to make the network more robust. -297050;1345948742;Luke-Jr;well, that's why it'd make sense to hire someone who already develops for Bitcoin -297049;1345948745;JohnSmith777;Just pay higher fees -297048;1345948748;JohnSmith777;There you go -297047;1345948761;evoorhees;Luke-Jr - if you have a recommendation, I'd like to hear it -297046;1345948762;Luke-Jr;JohnSmith777: no, because any miner who accepts the transactions loses all fees plus subsidy -297045;1345948771;evoorhees;can you PM me on the forum and we can discuss? -297044;1345948788;mircea_popescu;eee look at all the pretty highlights -297043;1345948790;Luke-Jr;evoorhees: I don't really like the forums. Perhaps ask in #bitcoin-dev ? -297042;1345948809;evoorhees;k, I'll look into it -297041;1345948811;BTCHero;Luke-Jr: and evoorhees are friends now :) -297040;1345948813;evoorhees;going out right now though -297039;1345948822;evoorhees;I'm friends with everyone in bitcoinworld -297038;1345948827;evoorhees;best allies one could ever have -297037;1345948845;rg;you just like them cause they gave you $40k -297036;1345948848;rg;;P -297035;1345948905;smickles;so far.. -297034;1345948916;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 56 @ 0.0898 = 5.0288 BTC [-] -297033;1345948948;evoorhees;well not yet -297032;1345948956;evoorhees;but let's count what I've given them as well, shall we ;) -297031;1345948961;evoorhees;money is not given for free -297030;1345949003;JohnSmith777;Spoken like somebody who knows economics. -297029;1345949034;JohnSmith777;evoorhees: You guys at BitInstant need to get your site at the top of Google's "Bitcoin" search results. -297028;1345949050;mircea_popescu;ok so all pending deposits/withdraws flushed. -297027;1345949053;evoorhees;yeah no kidding! -297026;1345949055;evoorhees;we're trying -297025;1345949065;JohnSmith777;Good to hear. -297024;1345949074;evoorhees;thanks mircea -297023;1345949076;JohnSmith777;Marketing on Bitcoin is really stagnant right now. -297022;1345949088;JohnSmith777;Bitcoin.org is really conservative and stuck in geek land. -297021;1345949094;evoorhees;the marketing we're doing is business relationships being built with the normal world -297020;1345949101;evoorhees;it doens't get seen in the forum -297019;1345949105;evoorhees;but very exciting stuff is happening -297018;1345949132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 76250 @ 0.0032 = 244 BTC [-] -297017;1345949166;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -297016;1345949167;BTC-Mining;Phase I almost sold out now -297015;1345949167;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00320167 / 0.003232 (1966687 shares, 6,296.70 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00320167 / 0.003232 (1966687 shares, 6,296.70 BTC) -297014;1345949176;mircea_popescu;o ya tis wiped huh -297013;1345949208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 33313 @ 0.0032 = 106.6016 BTC [-] -297012;1345949230;mircea_popescu;!ticker gsdpt -297011;1345949234;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0031] [Ask: 0.0034] [Spread: 0.0003] [Last: 0.0034] [24hVol: 819.333953] [7dAvg: 0.00400594] -297010;1345949247;smickles;that 33313 was the last of teh 32's -297009;1345949248;mircea_popescu;dead been doing some more biz too -297008;1345949248;usagi;the quickest way to kill bitcoin is to build bridges to the "real world" -297007;1345949261;mircea_popescu;ok so lemme read up here. -297006;1345949267;JohnSmith777;It's amazing how much activity a profitable company gets. -297005;1345949276;JohnSmith777;usagi: Elaborate? -297004;1345949279;smickles;mircea_popescu: you can prolly ignore that bit about the deposits -297003;1345949284;smickles;we figured it out -297002;1345949287;usagi;Build the wrong bridge and they'll seize your server -297001;1345949304;JohnSmith777;If it's in the US. -297000;1345949314;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli not everyone pays to the standard address. some people ask for separate ones, for w/e reason. sometimes there's compensations related to margins that don't even register on the blockchain. etc. -296999;1345949316;usagi;It doesn't matter where it is lol -296998;1345949333;evoorhees;usagi I can't explain how strongly I disagree with you :) -296997;1345949334;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.6 BTC [-] -296996;1345949348;mircea_popescu;bitfoo the disadvantage is that any generated address you're stuck with forevar. -296995;1345949358;usagi;Yes you can, you are making lots of $ so you disagree -296994;1345949378;evoorhees;wow -296993;1345949381;evoorhees;good argument -296992;1345949382;usagi;But as soon as you start dealing with real world companies and lawyers you open yourself up to getting screwed in ways you can't imagine now -296991;1345949402;evoorhees;I'm happy to take on that risk, to keep making bitcoin bigger -296990;1345949407;usagi;If you get sued you will lose everything -296989;1345949412;evoorhees;I'm happy to do the ground work -296988;1345949420;mircea_popescu; I believe in Erik so I am going invest in some Satoshi Dice << wise man :D -296987;1345949420;evoorhees;I won't lose my bitcoins will I -296986;1345949436;usagi;The very first thing they will do is establish a dollar value for your bitcoins -296985;1345949441;evoorhees;lol -296984;1345949447;mircea_popescu; Why the hell are millions of shartes being created when each one is worth less than a penny << same reason billions of satoshis are created, neh ? -296983;1345949450;evoorhees;and how many bitcoins do I have? :) -296982;1345949459;usagi;Dunno, how much $ is your company worth? -296981;1345949471;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2010 @ 0.00102409 = 2.0584 BTC [+] -296980;1345949471;usagi;If you include the value of your bitcoins in it you will have a big problem one day :) -296979;1345949472;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12190 @ 0.00102564 = 12.5026 BTC [+] -296978;1345949489;JohnSmith777;Bitcoins can't be seized with force. ; ) -296977;1345949495;JohnSmith777;They can only be given up voluntarily. -296976;1345949499;evoorhees;well... I'm not going to stop moving forward with Bitcoin just because I might have big problems one day -296975;1345949509;evoorhees;revolutions are not won by being timid and careful -296974;1345949517;evoorhees;this is becoming my life's work -296973;1345949520;BTC-Mining;seize a computer with wallet by force and you can seize bitcoins by force... -296972;1345949521;usagi;Neither are they won by making deals with the enemy -296971;1345949531;usagi;If you're making inroads with real world companies you will have big issues and soon -296970;1345949531;JohnSmith777;BTC-Mining: Brainwallet. -296969;1345949538;mircea_popescu; SatoshiDice is nothing but a DDoS attack on Bitcoin abusing gamblers to finance its attack :D -296968;1345949546;BTC-Mining;That's an exception but heck -296967;1345949565;evoorhees;usagi - you fundamentally misunderstand the power of Bitcoin -296966;1345949576;evoorhees;you're worried about "normal world" corrupting it? :) -296965;1345949579;usagi;For one, how are you going to explain that your company has sold a portion of itself on a virtual stock exchange? If you ever IPO'd for real or made a deal with a real world company those shares would become garbage -296964;1345949585;evoorhees;they should be worried about bitcoinworld "corrupting" theirs -296963;1345949587;evoorhees;which it will -296962;1345949595;evoorhees;the most efficient money system will win -296961;1345949640;JohnSmith777;Evoorhees will probably only IPO in Bitcoins from here forward. -296960;1345949640;mircea_popescu; Build the wrong bridge and they'll seize your server << the guy is paranoid with publicity, let me tell you. -296959;1345949648;evoorhees;John gets it -296958;1345949654;mircea_popescu;had me kaibosh all sorts of otherwise good deals cause "not the right kind of attention" -296957;1345949678;usagi;Well maybe I misunderstood what you said about making deals with "real world companies" -296956;1345949688;usagi;Cuz once they get their hooks in you, you're finished -296955;1345949694;evoorhees;SD is not making deals with real world companies -296954;1345949699;evoorhees;but BitInstant is -296953;1345949701;evoorhees;they are different things -296952;1345949718;usagi;[08:44:56] the marketing we're doing is business relationships being built with the normal world -296951;1345949729;usagi;Thats another problem -296950;1345949732;evoorhees;I wasn't talking about SD -296949;1345949735;usagi;Doing a deal with mastercard is insanity -296948;1345949742;evoorhees;insanity? -296947;1345949746;usagi;Yup -296946;1345949752;evoorhees;Bitcoin itself is insanity -296945;1345949756;evoorhees;THIS IS SPARTA -296944;1345949760;usagi;Yeah okay -296943;1345949773;usagi;You'll see what I mean later when it blows up. -296942;1345949784;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.0898 = 0.449 BTC [-] -296941;1345949788;evoorhees;we're building infrastructure that is allowing the normal world economy to start merging into a Bitcoin world -296940;1345949795;usagi;This isn't the first time I've seen this siruation repeat itself. -296939;1345949802;usagi;It always looks cool until its over -296938;1345949807;evoorhees;we're not asking for your help in doing this, but I'm suprized at the antagonism -296937;1345949824;usagi;It's not antagonism, it's a warning :> -296936;1345949835;usagi;I bought a lot of shares of your company already -296935;1345949836;mircea_popescu;but i mean... you ever done deals wirth mastercard usagi ? -296934;1345949838;evoorhees;what's the warning exactly? That normal companies might try to harm Bitcoin? -296933;1345949847;evoorhees;I'm don't think Bitcoin is as weak as you do -296932;1345949863;BTC-Mining;usagi... you can't regulate bitcoins... -296931;1345949869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00039273 = 8.1295 BTC [-] -296930;1345949887;BTC-Mining;building bridges so people can exchange value BTC <-> Fiat is good. -296929;1345949895;BTC-Mining;Other bridges? Maybe not so. -296928;1345949895;evoorhees;it's VERY good -296927;1345949900;evoorhees;and it will guarantee BTC success -296926;1345949912;evoorhees;once the bridge is built, the better side of the bridge will be accessable -296925;1345949915;evoorhees;and people will move -296924;1345949920;JohnSmith777;Make enough people in the real world dependent on Bitcoins -296923;1345949923;JohnSmith777;they will fight for it -296922;1345949934;JohnSmith777;Once Politicians are bribed in Bitcoins -296921;1345949936;BTC-Mining;But bitcoins company might not benefit that much from dealing with regulated markets directly -296920;1345949944;JohnSmith777;Then that's when things will get really big -296919;1345949954;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. -296918;1345949960;BTC-Mining;Only exchanges that want to deal BTC/Fiat get to do that -296917;1345949960;mircea_popescu;if i were a corrupt politician i'd prefer btc. -296916;1345949968;evoorhees;hehehe -296915;1345949988;mircea_popescu;i guess the day all whores take btc is the day corrupt politicians ask for btc -296914;1345949998;mircea_popescu;and in order to get whores on btc you need to get casinos on btc -296913;1345950005;evoorhees;well in any case, inagi, it's good that people have a wide array of opinions on how to "advance" bitcoin -296912;1345950009;mircea_popescu;thus erik is the key to our political future. -296911;1345950010;evoorhees;it means we'll all try different things -296910;1345950030;evoorhees;there's no monotonous plan that may fail.... but thousands of people working in different directions -296909;1345950037;evoorhees;95% of their plans won't go anywhere -296908;1345950047;evoorhees;but 5% will, and the system will grow and grow -296907;1345950064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0034 = 3.4 BTC [+] -296906;1345950072;smickles;;;later tell leotreasure http://www.bitbin.it/1MjtTyqg -296905;1345950075;gribble;The operation succeeded. -296904;1345950092;usagi;Heh -296903;1345950125;evoorhees;sorry I called you inagi lol -296902;1345950135;evoorhees;been drinking here with some other bitcoiners -296901;1345950136;BTC-Mining;round 2 has begun -296900;1345950149;smickles;:D -296899;1345950154;mircea_popescu;ding ding -296898;1345950156;sgornick;Had all 2 million from round 1 sold? -296897;1345950160;mircea_popescu;yeah. -296896;1345950160;smickles;yup -296895;1345950161;usagi;You need to be careful because some of these companies will do a deal with you with the intent to take you out -296894;1345950168;evoorhees;here with bearbones and benabuya -296893;1345950181;mircea_popescu;http://albacontrols.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/round2.png -296892;1345950193;mircea_popescu;tell bearbones 20 btc is cheap! -296891;1345950196;evoorhees;usagi - yes maybe -296890;1345950201;evoorhees;we're ready for battle -296889;1345950222;evoorhees;lol -296888;1345950225;mircea_popescu;hehe -296887;1345950229;mircea_popescu;sgornick do !ticker s.dice -296886;1345950230;evoorhees;it used to be -296885;1345950231;BTC-Mining;mircea... what the fuck... -296884;1345950252;mircea_popescu;? -296883;1345950265;BTC-Mining;that pic -296882;1345950278;mircea_popescu;im sorry, did i accidentally email everyone everyone's email ? -296881;1345950322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00039273 = 3.7702 BTC [-] -296880;1345950325;evoorhees;moneyisdebt - your name is wrong :) -296879;1345950330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 350 @ 0.00344946 = 1.2073 BTC [+] -296878;1345950332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 68 @ 0.0034631 = 0.2355 BTC [+] -296877;1345950333;JohnSmith777;debtismoney -296876;1345950333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 443 @ 0.00352451 = 1.5614 BTC [+] -296875;1345950334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 339 @ 0.00375 = 1.2713 BTC [+] -296874;1345950335;sgornick;!ticker s.dice -296873;1345950336;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00320032 / 0.0034 (608044 shares, 1,945.94 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00320174 / 0.0034 (2001000 shares, 6,406.70 BTC) -296872;1345950357;MoneyIsDebt;evoorhees: Your name is... uhm... -296871;1345950359;sgornick;Any way I can do !ticker in a PM w/ gribble to get that? -296870;1345950360;BTC-Mining;No, those legs seems disproportionate with the rest of her body. That's some huge thights. -296869;1345950373;MoneyIsDebt;... I give up -296868;1345950377;evoorhees;:) -296867;1345950390;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i think it's the camera angle -296866;1345950398;BTC-Mining;Maybe -296865;1345950400;JohnSmith777;evoorhees: Could a price of say $1000 a Bitcoin do damage to your IPO? -296864;1345950403;mircea_popescu;sgornick it's assbot not gribble and i dont think it does pms yet -296863;1345950420;MoneyIsDebt;evoorhees: What are you IPOing? -296862;1345950424;evoorhees;John - ehh depends how you mean -296861;1345950429;evoorhees;SatoshiDICE -296860;1345950438;JohnSmith777;evoorhees: Will people bet less and less as the price goes up? -296859;1345950453;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5100 @ 0.0034 = 17.34 BTC [+] -296858;1345950455;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt dutch ? -296857;1345950455;evoorhees;a world where btc is $1000 each is a world where the bitcoin economy is booming, tons of money flowing around -296856;1345950466;mircea_popescu;we'd be worth like 10bn omg. -296855;1345950476;evoorhees;if SD maintained a leading position in the market, it'd be making FAR higher dollar amounts, but not necessarily higher BTC amounts -296854;1345950477;mircea_popescu;i'd have to list more stuff ... -296853;1345950484;MoneyIsDebt;mircea_popescu: Not enough of a comeback -296852;1345950499;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 18 @ 0.0034 = 0.0612 BTC [+] -296851;1345950504;mircea_popescu;.tr evoorhees -296850;1345950505;markac;mircea_popescu: "evoorhees" (nl to en, translate.google.com) -296849;1345950508;mircea_popescu;.tr voorhees -296848;1345950508;markac;mircea_popescu: "voorhees" (en to en, translate.google.com) -296847;1345950512;mircea_popescu;.tr voor hees -296846;1345950512;markac;mircea_popescu: "voorhees" (nl to en, translate.google.com) -296845;1345950515;mircea_popescu;pff -296844;1345950529;evoorhees;yeah it's dutch -296843;1345950531;MoneyIsDebt;I think it means foreskin -296842;1345950536;JohnSmith777;lawl -296841;1345950538;smickles;heh -296840;1345950540;mircea_popescu;dingledongle -296839;1345950540;MoneyIsDebt;;) -296838;1345950542;mircea_popescu;ticolensic -296837;1345950554;evoorhees;John - thus far, when price rose from the $5's to the $10s and higher, SD volume actually grew nominally in BTC -296836;1345950569;evoorhees;this might be a fluke, but at least thus far, the rising price has not lowered the amount of BTC bet -296835;1345950580;mircea_popescu;evoorhees your volume grew no matter what. if there was an ipo it grew, when btc went up it grew, it's a sickness. -296834;1345950583;evoorhees;I hope it doesn't mean foreskin -296833;1345950586;BTC-Mining;I wonder with the new design... -296832;1345950593;BTC-Mining;when does it gets launched by the way? -296831;1345950596;evoorhees;the new design is cool :) -296830;1345950608;evoorhees;it is dynamic - the stats and figures will update in real time as it's played -296829;1345950609;BTC-Mining;After all shares are sold? -296828;1345950616;evoorhees;it will be kinda fun to just watch the page -296827;1345950634;evoorhees;new site will be launched in first half of september -296826;1345950651;evoorhees;design is done (html/css etc) -296825;1345950690;Luke-Jr;it really is tempting to double-spend SD sometimes -296824;1345950691;mircea_popescu;evoorhees one ideea might be to introduce themed days. sorta like google -296823;1345950695;mircea_popescu;have a 4th a july one, etc -296822;1345950725;evoorhees;will ponder that mircea :) -296821;1345950887;MoneyIsDebt;mircea_popescu: Just like you do with mpex site :D -296820;1345950915;evoorhees;Today's MPEx theme is.... -296819;1345950920;evoorhees;Text -296818;1345950924;evoorhees;:) -296817;1345950938;smickles;there's a little css -296816;1345950947;smickles;a float:right or somethign -296815;1345950968;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt lols -296814;1345950973;mircea_popescu;i had unicorn day! -296813;1345950974;MoneyIsDebt;on 4th july it's float:free -296812;1345951007;mircea_popescu;abnd i had cute dragon day! -296811;1345951010;mircea_popescu;they were the same day... -296810;1345951768;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.0691 = 1.0365 BTC [-] -296809;1345951893;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [-] -296808;1345951895;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 21 @ 1.0399 = 21.8379 BTC [+] -296807;1345951896;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 37 @ 1.04 = 38.48 BTC [+] -296806;1345951897;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 4 @ 1.1 = 4.4 BTC [+] -296805;1345951961;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 1.08 = 108 BTC [+] -296804;1345951982;Jackmani_;BUY BUY BUY -296803;1345951984;BTC-Mining;PPT is only 0.32 BTC insured... -296802;1345951994;BTC-Mining;I think some people are confused... -296801;1345952038;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1500 @ 0.0034 = 5.1 BTC [+] -296800;1345952085;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 175 @ 0.0034 = 0.595 BTC [+] -296799;1345952150;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0034 = 0.017 BTC [+] -296798;1345952167;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -296797;1345952187;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining o really ?! -296796;1345952194;mircea_popescu;count me as one of those people -296795;1345952282;BTC-Mining;=/ -296794;1345953049;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.069 = 0.69 BTC [-] -296793;1345953051;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.06558 = 0.9837 BTC [-] -296792;1345953052;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.0652 = 0.5216 BTC [-] -296791;1345953059;Chaaang-Noi;yeah why is that selling over 1? -296790;1345953094;BTC-Mining;idk -296789;1345953232;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 6 @ 0.07 = 0.42 BTC [-] -296788;1345953402;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0898 BTC [-] -296787;1345953565;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 42 @ 0.065 = 2.73 BTC [-] -296786;1345953567;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 50 @ 0.062 = 3.1 BTC [-] -296785;1345953603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 44 @ 0.0034 = 0.1496 BTC [+] -296784;1345953882;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0001 BTC [-] -296783;1345953908;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9600 @ 0.00102266 = 9.8175 BTC [-] -296782;1345953909;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4771 @ 0.00102564 = 4.8933 BTC [+] -296781;1345954034;mircea_popescu;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0001 BTC [-] << 0,0 -296780;1345954047;mircea_popescu;meni rosenfeld ran off with teh asics ?! -296779;1345954094;Chaang-Noi;. -296778;1345954101;Chaang-Noi;what? -296777;1345954113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0034 = 1.7 BTC [+] -296776;1345954272;BTC-Mining;?? -296775;1345954322;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0898 BTC [-] -296774;1345954410;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 43 @ 0.0109 = 0.4687 BTC [+] -296773;1345954508;mircea_popescu;sold for 0.0001 ? -296772;1345954515;JWU42;crazy -296771;1345954524;mircea_popescu;wasn't it supposed to be like 0.1 or so ? -296770;1345954652;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 93 @ 1 = 93 BTC [+] -296769;1345954672;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -296768;1345954674;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -296767;1345954674;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.011 = 0.044 BTC [+] -296766;1345954675;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.012 = 0.12 BTC [+] -296765;1345954813;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0109 = 0.0327 BTC [-] -296764;1345954904;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.013 = 0.026 BTC [+] -296763;1345954972;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.031 = 0.062 BTC [+] -296762;1345955004;BTC-Mining;What's up with puremining? There was already orders for over 0.0001 -296761;1345955032;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0898 = 0.898 BTC [-] -296760;1345955048;BTC-Mining;The 0.0001 shouldn't have been sold in =/ -296759;1345955078;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.021 BTC [-] -296758;1345955119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16490 @ 0.00039332 = 6.4858 BTC [+] -296757;1345955120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26410 @ 0.00039332 = 10.3876 BTC [+] -296756;1345955389;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.0898 = 0.5388 BTC [-] -296755;1345955452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00039273 = 0.4713 BTC [-] -296754;1345955453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26500 @ 0.00039238 = 10.3981 BTC [-] -296753;1345955496;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.029 BTC [+] -296752;1345955540;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0506 = 0.253 BTC [+] -296751;1345955558;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.031 BTC [-] -296750;1345955598;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10699999 BTC [+] -296749;1345955609;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.047 BTC [+] -296748;1345955642;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 13 @ 0.0506 = 0.6578 BTC [+] -296747;1345955669;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.051 BTC [+] -296746;1345955784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3381 @ 0.00039238 = 1.3266 BTC [-] -296745;1345955786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2919 @ 0.00039168 = 1.1433 BTC [-] -296744;1345955841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38044 @ 0.00039168 = 14.9011 BTC [-] -296743;1345955842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8456 @ 0.00039051 = 3.3022 BTC [-] -296742;1345955866;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining odd -296741;1345955875;mircea_popescu;maybe those orders died cause lack of funds ? -296740;1345955892;BTC-Mining;No, They're still there -296739;1345955903;BTC-Mining;I even had an order over it which wasn't filled -296738;1345956023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039095 = 0.0782 BTC [+] -296737;1345956025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7926 @ 0.00039051 = 3.0952 BTC [-] -296736;1345956093;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.055 BTC [+] -296735;1345956094;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0599 = 0.1198 BTC [+] -296734;1345956177;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 239 @ 0.00102564 = 0.2451 BTC [+] -296733;1345956179;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6000 @ 0.00102632 = 6.1579 BTC [+] -296732;1345956529;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.3403 = 0.6806 BTC [-] -296731;1345956531;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.3402 = 5.103 BTC [-] -296730;1345956540;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [-] -296729;1345956607;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.34 = 2.04 BTC [-] -296728;1345956634;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 15 @ 0.33502 = 5.0253 BTC [-] -296727;1345956694;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 1.04 = 104 BTC [-] -296726;1345956695;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.3403 = 0.6806 BTC [-] -296725;1345956730;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 15 @ 0.3402 = 5.103 BTC [-] -296724;1345956755;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.33 = 3.3 BTC [-] -296723;1345956762;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining now that's really problematic. -296722;1345956787;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.32 = 3.2 BTC [-] -296721;1345956832;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 23 @ 0.34 = 7.82 BTC [-] -296720;1345956865;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.31 = 1.86 BTC [-] -296719;1345956904;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 15 @ 0.338 = 5.07 BTC [-] -296718;1345956988;mircea_popescu;0,3 nao ? -296717;1345956991;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -296716;1345956992;gribble;Best bid: 10.5336, Best ask: 10.618, Bid-ask spread: 0.08440, Last trade: 10.53572, 24 hour volume: 37252, 24 hour low: 10.2, 24 hour high: 10.6188 -296715;1345957047;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.3381 = 0.6762 BTC [+] -296714;1345957215;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090N] 2 @ 0.13805703 = 0.2761 BTC [+] -296713;1345957408;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 5 @ 0.0095 = 0.0475 BTC [-] -296712;1345957610;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: you should use lower units for your btc deposits :< -296711;1345957624;Azelphur;I have 39.3 B and just tried to deposit 39, but it wants me to deposit 39.95 to identify haha -296710;1345957642;mircea_popescu;awww! -296709;1345957654;mircea_popescu;i guess should put a leading zero there one of these days -296708;1345957663;Azelphur;indeed -296707;1345957664;mircea_popescu;preferably before btc goes over 100usd -296706;1345957678;Azelphur;guess I'll have to deposit 38 lol -296705;1345958026;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -296704;1345958093;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8999 BTC [+] -296703;1345958149;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10699999 BTC [+] -296702;1345958171;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.066 BTC [+] -296701;1345958172;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.069 BTC [+] -296700;1345958174;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0732 = 0.1464 BTC [+] -296699;1345958175;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.089 BTC [+] -296698;1345958176;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [+] -296697;1345958212;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: I made you a present because I was bored, https://dl.dropbox.com/u/3832397/Photos/2012/August/2012-08-26-031510.jpg -296696;1345958308;mircea_popescu;lol -296695;1345958340;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: diablo loves Ubuntu :D -296694;1345958485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 11465 @ 0.0034 = 38.981 BTC [+] -296693;1345958562;JohnSmith777;Satoshi Dice has the potential to rule the Bitcoin world if it hoards enough coins. -296692;1345958574;JohnSmith777;It's a zero-sum casino game after all. -296691;1345958583;JohnSmith777;So after thinking this through -296690;1345958588;JohnSmith777;I am withdrawing my sell order -296689;1345958660;BTC-Mining;Evoorhees/investors will probably sell those coins... -296688;1345958676;mircea_popescu;actually the fact that it's available for sale to the public eliminates that. -296687;1345958685;mircea_popescu;the money it makes goes back into the ecosystem -296686;1345958730;JohnSmith777;Guys -296685;1345958735;JohnSmith777;It's only 10% of the company. -296684;1345958739;JohnSmith777;Actually less -296683;1345958757;JohnSmith777;Evoorhees doesn't sell Bitcoins -296682;1345958764;mircea_popescu;this is the first time i've geard "only 10%" in the process of this ipo -296681;1345958789;mircea_popescu;neither does Luke-Jr sell bitcoins. is his pool gonna take over btc too ? -296680;1345958792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1657 @ 0.00039051 = 0.6471 BTC [-] -296679;1345958792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43400 @ 0.00039023 = 16.936 BTC [-] -296678;1345958794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14527 @ 0.00038918 = 5.6536 BTC [-] -296677;1345958797;JohnSmith777;His pool is very small. -296676;1345958807;JohnSmith777;Satoshi Dice on the other hand is very profitable. -296675;1345958911;mircea_popescu;wait. you had a sell order ? -296674;1345987800;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -296673;1345987801;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00320692 / 0.0034 (404547 shares, 1,297.35 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00320303 / 0.0034 (2014009 shares, 6,450.93 BTC) -296672;1345987852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37186 @ 0.00038402 = 14.2802 BTC [+] -296671;1345987853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11814 @ 0.00038513 = 4.5499 BTC [+] -296670;1345987967;mircea_popescu;ok so if anyone wants a laugh : -296669;1345987969;mircea_popescu;http://www.bvb.ro/TradingAndStatistics/TranzactCurent.aspx?ty=1&mg=0 -296668;1345987974;mircea_popescu;this is the romanian stock exchange. -296667;1345987994;mircea_popescu;on it, 6 companies did more volume than S.DICE -296666;1345988003;mircea_popescu;.py 6450.93 * 10.520 * 3.58199 -296665;1345988004;markac;243087.394217 -296664;1345988010;mircea_popescu;as in, ~250k ron. -296663;1345988059;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0897 BTC [-] -296662;1345988061;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.08961 = 1.3442 BTC [-] -296661;1345988062;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.0896 = 3.4944 BTC [-] -296660;1345988077;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 50 @ 0.09999999 = 5 BTC [+] -296659;1345988101;Chaang-Noi;volume by money or volume by shres? -296658;1345988116;mircea_popescu;money. -296657;1345988131;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.089799 = 2.694 BTC [+] -296656;1345988135;Chaang-Noi;daily volume or ipo volume? -296655;1345988156;mircea_popescu;well ipo volume happened yest. -296654;1345988248;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 57 @ 0.089799 = 5.1185 BTC [+] -296653;1345988291;MoneyIsDebt;Impressive -296652;1345988350;mircea_popescu;i mean there's fucken IMF delegations going to see the govt of romania, aite ? -296651;1345988360;mircea_popescu;eu member and all that. -296650;1345988412;usagi;NYAN news: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97178.msg1133894#msg1133894 -296649;1345988447;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC -296648;1345988493;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.10600001 = 0.848 BTC [-] -296647;1345988493;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.106 = 0.424 BTC [-] -296646;1345988495;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1025 BTC [-] -296645;1345988496;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 187 @ 0.1022 = 19.1114 BTC [-] -296644;1345988637;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.1022 = 1.3286 BTC [-] -296643;1345988639;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 34 @ 0.1021 = 3.4714 BTC [-] -296642;1345988672;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 32 @ 0.0034 = 0.1088 BTC [+] -296641;1345988816;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 66 @ 0.1021 = 6.7386 BTC [-] -296640;1345988818;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.100111 BTC [-] -296639;1345988818;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10001 BTC [-] -296638;1345989039;mircea_popescu;usagi cool. -296637;1345989039;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 41 @ 0.09 = 3.69 BTC [+] -296636;1345989051;MoneyIsDebt;mircea_popescu: let's hope they're not coming to see you too ;) -296635;1345989079;mircea_popescu;why not ? i'd lend them some money if they pay good rates. -296634;1345989102;MoneyIsDebt;how many bitcoins to buy a greek island these days? -296633;1345989119;mircea_popescu;:) -296632;1345989127;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't even buy greek islands. -296631;1345989138;mircea_popescu;i want to buy 1600s aristocratic privileges. -296630;1345989167;MoneyIsDebt;ooh -296629;1345989170;mircea_popescu;they change all eu constitutions to clearly state that there's a class of people who are immune from common law and extempt from taxation, i give them some money to keep on. -296628;1345989190;mircea_popescu;j. fugger round 2. -296627;1345989209;MoneyIsDebt;I must admit... Europe kicked more ass in feudal times -296626;1345989221;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.50000002 BTC [+] -296625;1345989247;mircea_popescu;well at least the arts certainly did better. -296624;1345989256;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.50000001 BTC [-] -296623;1345989259;mircea_popescu;and 1600 is post feudal anyway. -296622;1345989289;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -296621;1345989297;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.976 BTC [-] -296620;1345989394;MoneyIsDebt;and post kicking ass ... start kissing ass instead -296619;1345989416;mircea_popescu;i think it did ok at the time neh ? -296618;1345989440;MoneyIsDebt;yes, it's much more profitable -296617;1345989730;kakobreklaa;mornin -296616;1345989838;mircea_popescu;heya -296615;1345990128;coingenuity;o/ kakobrekla mircea_popescu -296614;1345990137;kakobrekla;heya mornin -296613;1345990147;kakobrekla;hows it going -296612;1345990149;coingenuity;what's good fellas -296611;1345990163;coingenuity;oh, not bad, getting ready for bed :) -296610;1345990165;coingenuity;how bot you? -296609;1345990169;coingenuity;bout* -296608;1345990179;kakobrekla;ha, just the opposite, sippin mornin coffee -296607;1345990182;mircea_popescu;read up, the part where mpex nao does comparably well to the romanian stock exchange -296606;1345990230;kakobrekla;url? -296605;1345990233;mircea_popescu;a one sec -296604;1345990369;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.065 BTC [-] -296603;1345990806;Diablo-D3;dongs. -296602;1345990847;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 84 @ 0.16 = 13.44 BTC [-] -296601;1345991171;DeaDTerra;Thanks for the dividend USagi :) -296600;1345991191;usagi;Aye, we're doing our best! -296599;1345991197;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1089 = 0.4356 BTC [+] -296598;1345991239;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: whats my 1btc worth now =P -296597;1345991254;usagi;Looks like we can keep paying 1.3% a week at current prices while slowly expanding -296596;1345991259;usagi;(for BMF). -296595;1345991274;DeaDTerra;1.19 I think :P -296594;1345991275;Diablo-D3;usagi: remember to buy more DMC -296593;1345991293;DeaDTerra;it has up to 1.36 -296592;1345991297;usagi;There are quite a few things I need to buy -296591;1345991333;usagi;1.36? 1.19? well I am going by the published NAV of about .6 -296590;1345991351;Diablo-D3;usagi: no, I have 1btc invested with DeaDTerra -296589;1345991357;Diablo-D3;it seems to have grown -296588;1345991363;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.101 = 20.2 BTC [-] -296587;1345991387;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.12817 = 0.2563 BTC [-] -296586;1345991484;Diablo-D3;woah dmc is going up -296585;1345991485;Diablo-D3;thats neat -296584;1345991594;usagi;!ticker DMC -296583;1345991595;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.04000001] [Ask: 0.06899999] [Spread: 0.02899998] [Last: 0.05] [24hVol: 20.096799] [7dAvg: 0.05458317] -296582;1345991614;usagi;I'm gonna place a couple of bids this week I guess -296581;1345991783;usagi;Problem is that DMC is 15% of NYAN.B -296580;1345991785;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.989 = 2.967 BTC [-] -296579;1345991786;usagi;We're overweight DMC -296578;1345991790;usagi;Then again it's that good. -296577;1345991795;usagi;Actually -296576;1345991799;usagi;DMC saved our ass this week -296575;1345991806;mircea_popescu;do you have a policy of %s ? -296574;1345991813;mircea_popescu;as in, no more than 5% or w/e in any one asset ? -296573;1345991816;Diablo-D3;usagi: how? -296572;1345991819;usagi;Over 10% causes concern. -296571;1345991845;usagi;We have 3% in satoshidice now -296570;1345991853;Diablo-D3;loldice -296569;1345991854;usagi;Because we bought in at 0.111 -296568;1345991855;usagi;err -296567;1345991855;mircea_popescu;seems reasonable. -296566;1345991855;usagi;0.01111 -296565;1345991858;usagi;and sold some at 0.05 -296564;1345991864;mircea_popescu;ahaha i like usagi -296563;1345991866;usagi;We made 500% on DMC -296562;1345991868;mircea_popescu;practical mind. -296561;1345991903;usagi;We have 5000 shares of DMC and if it goes to 0.1 like it touched 0.1 this week... we'll be happy -296560;1345991926;usagi;It's the law of averages. Pirate crashes and somewhere somehow something jumps 100)%. -296559;1345991932;usagi;1000% -296558;1345991938;mircea_popescu;not really comparable volumes tho -296557;1345991974;mircea_popescu;but anyway. anyone left claiming pirate will pay ? -296556;1345992003;Chaang-Noi;pirate is -296555;1345992021;usagi;When did he say that thouh? -296554;1345992035;usagi;There's no reliable central news source goat. -296553;1345992036;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 69 @ 0.102 = 7.038 BTC [+] -296552;1345992051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2941 @ 0.0034 = 9.9994 BTC [+] -296551;1345992072;Chaang-Noi;last word from pirate was he would pay -296550;1345992082;usagi;Yeah but what was the timeframe -296549;1345992091;Chaang-Noi;couple of days ago -296548;1345992105;usagi;Well it's reasonable -296547;1345992107;mircea_popescu;!ticker GSDPT -296546;1345992109;usagi;I mean 4-5 mil, it's reasonable to wait a cojuple of weeks -296545;1345992109;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0032] [Ask: 0.0034] [Spread: 0.0002] [Last: 0.0034] [24hVol: 616.27545] [7dAvg: 0.00392753] -296544;1345992116;mircea_popescu;usagi why ? -296543;1345992140;usagi;Consider YARR. Fully insured, but I can't just dump 2000bitcoins of mining bonds on the market -296542;1345992148;Chaang-Noi;50k usd a day in extra interest -296541;1345992149;usagi;It would take me 2-3 weeks to sell out properly -296540;1345992164;usagi;But if he's stopping operations there is no profit from continuing operations -296539;1345992178;mircea_popescu;usagi except he picked his own date. -296538;1345992188;usagi;What date was that? -296537;1345992193;Chaang-Noi;i think he paid 11 small accountsd -296536;1345992196;mircea_popescu;if you decided you close down next month, you'd take the 2-3 weeks to sell out orderly. -296535;1345992200;Chaang-Noi;one of them had 10 btc in it -296534;1345992208;usagi;He did apparently pay smaller accounts -296533;1345992216;kakobrekla;10 btw wtf -296532;1345992219;kakobrekla;btc wtf -296531;1345992241;Chaang-Noi;one guy i know claims he got just over 10 btc from pirate -296530;1345992252;Chaang-Noi;pirate said he paid 11 accounts out under 800 btc -296529;1345992349;kakobrekla;he said he has like 30 or 50k personal coins -296528;1345992363;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 9 @ 0.997 = 8.973 BTC [-] -296527;1345992364;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 7 @ 0.999 = 6.993 BTC [+] -296526;1345992366;kakobrekla;being a stand up man, those should go :) -296525;1345992403;usagi;I'm going to quote you goat -296524;1345992421;Chaang-Noi;quote me where and why?? -296523;1345992434;Chaang-Noi;pirate said he had 30k coins personal coins -296522;1345992455;Chaang-Noi;usagi maged posted the logs from bitcoin-otc -296521;1345992464;Chaang-Noi;dont quote me quote pirate... -296520;1345992478;Chaang-Noi;if you start quoting me when you can look this up i will stop talking... -296519;1345992487;kakobrekla;:D -296518;1345992494;Chaang-Noi;i dont want this bs telephone bs -296517;1345992503;Chaang-Noi;its all on the forum already -296516;1345992506;Chaang-Noi;its not secret -296515;1345992516;Chaang-Noi;i dont want you making it look like i know shit that is not public -296514;1345992559;usagi;Thanks for telling me your sources -296513;1345992568;usagi;Otherwise I would quote you. -296512;1345992582;usagi;Unless you asked me not to, maybe... -296511;1345992602;usagi;OOC what forum is that in? -296510;1345992648;Chaang-Noi;bitcointalk.org -296509;1345992656;Chaang-Noi;maged has been quoting pirate from irc -296508;1345992658;Chaang-Noi;he is taking logs -296507;1345992699;Chaang-Noi;the only thing i know that is not public is that one guy who made it public that he had been paid back told me in a message that he was paid back 10ish btc -296506;1345992707;usagi;Yeah but what forum on bitcointalk.org :> I'm guessing lending? -296505;1345992726;Chaang-Noi;so that one number is the only thing i know thats not public -296504;1345992728;usagi;Yeah someone named greysomething said he got paid back too but didn't want to say for how much -296503;1345992740;Chaang-Noi;ask maged where he but it, i was linked and dont have it now -296502;1345992752;usagi;I can find it -296501;1345992757;usagi;Just hoping you had a link handy hehe -296500;1345992819;usagi;actually i'll post in a sec -296499;1345992963;Chaang-Noi;i hope you keep my name out of it -296498;1345992973;Chaang-Noi;i dont know what you are doing but i get enough shit the way it is -296497;1345992977;usagi;Wow that took a lot longer than I thought lol there's a user named Maged_is_a_Douche -296496;1345992992;usagi;People look up to you -296495;1345992993;Chaang-Noi;lol -296494;1345993004;usagi;But I'm not going to quote you since it's not your quote anyway -296493;1345993015;Chaang-Noi;maged posted irc logs -296492;1345993138;usagi;hmm nothing for the past 3 days tho :/ -296491;1345993220;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 6 @ 0.16 = 0.96 BTC [-] -296490;1345993330;Chaang-Noi;yup -296489;1345993360;Chaang-Noi;wanta buy my btcstaccount for 40k? :) -296488;1345993647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 248000 @ 0.003375 = 837 BTC [-] -296487;1345993866;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.97599 = 3.904 BTC [-] -296486;1345993876;usagi;Wow that took a lot longer than I thought -296485;1345993878;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [+] -296484;1345993883;usagi;pirate news from aug. 19th to 23rd collected at: http://www.tsukino.ca/cpa/nyan/nyancat-statements/2012-34-nyan-statement/ -296483;1345993957;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -296482;1345994140;Chaang-Noi;Serena? -296481;1345994155;DeaDTerra;He has identity crisis problems xD -296480;1345994217;mircea_popescu; i dont know what you are doing but i get enough shit the way it is << poor goat. -296479;1345994250;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.102 = 0.612 BTC [+] -296478;1345994310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44586 @ 0.00038513 = 17.1714 BTC [+] -296477;1345994311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 442 @ 0.00038531 = 0.1703 BTC [+] -296476;1345994330;usagi;Serena is my english name -296475;1345994340;mircea_popescu;you;re a girl ?! -296474;1345994346;usagi;usagi is a Japanese name. It's to fit in better :p -296473;1345994391;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10000 @ 0.0034 = 34 BTC [+] -296472;1345994401;DeaDTerra;it's from salor moon ^^ -296471;1345994412;usagi;No it isn't -296470;1345994429;usagi;It's a popular Japanese name. For example there's a hotel named that, and a singer -296469;1345994438;mircea_popescu;is there porn of it ? -296468;1345994450;usagi;You just think it's from sailor moon because that's the most poular export culture -296467;1345994457;DeaDTerra;but Usagi tsuknio is from salot moon ^^ -296466;1345994469;usagi;There's also a popular legend about someone named this -296465;1345994474;usagi;No, it isn't , DT -296464;1345994487;usagi;The character in sailor moon just happens to use that name -296463;1345994495;Chaang-Noi;she knows what she is talking about, oh snap! :) -296462;1345994498;mircea_popescu;http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-TWwBavSI-Uk/Ta6NQN8k3OI/AAAAAAAAARs/naUUYMmPTWo/s1600/sailor-moon-hentai-naked1.jpg o hey what do you know, there IS porn of it. -296461;1345994511;DeaDTerra;yea yea xD -296460;1345994521;usagi;There's unofficial hentai for everything -296459;1345994541;usagi;Wow that's incredibly poorly drawn -296458;1345994542;mircea_popescu;it's funny : not only they hjave the exact same noses mouths eyebrows ertc -296457;1345994546;mircea_popescu;they also have the exact same cunts. -296456;1345994547;usagi;yeah -296455;1345994552;Chaang-Noi;send me some unofficail hentai please:) -296454;1345994610;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.10000004 = 10 BTC [-] -296453;1345994622;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 380 @ 0.102 = 38.76 BTC [+] -296452;1345994638;usagi;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNoErP-gxBQ -296451;1345994664;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.102 = 2.448 BTC [+] -296450;1345994674;usagi;The entire series is a rip off of Magical Angel Creamy Mami, which created the magical girl series -296449;1345994721;mircea_popescu;actually it;'s not so badly drawn. there's way worse http://i34.tinypic.com/2w7g2go.jpg -296448;1345994726;usagi;MACM was actually pretty popular back in the day, it's the magical girl series for those around 40 now, whereas sailor moon is more popular with 20-40 year olds now, and todays youth watch pretty cure and others, i think -296447;1345994760;usagi;lol is he carrying a 40 in a brown paper bag? -296446;1345994769;Chaang-Noi;im seen some jap cartoon porn, crazy shit some times., with monsters and giant squid -296445;1345994769;mircea_popescu;i have no ideea lol -296444;1345994786;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi that's not porn, that's video surveillance from japan. -296443;1345994892;Chaang-Noi;iv been to japan, but iv never seen that -296442;1345994909;Chaang-Noi;would be fun to watch a giant squid fuck 5 lolis at once... -296441;1345995121;mircea_popescu;it's a problem of supply and demand : lolis you'd find -296440;1345995126;mircea_popescu;but the squid are exhausted. -296439;1345995200;usagi;http://tentaclegrape.com/ -296438;1345995394;nefario;mpex is blocked in China -296437;1345995411;nefario;at least where I am -296436;1345995419;nefario;mircea_popescu: who did you piss off? -296435;1345995438;mircea_popescu;nefario well i dunno. possibly cause you boys are not allowed to see 4chan ? -296434;1345995450;mircea_popescu;or else, i link to google docs thus being politically dubious. -296433;1345995487;mircea_popescu;did this just happen ? -296432;1345995502;MrTiggr;mircea_popescu: ^^ bots back, wzg back up -296431;1345995506;mircea_popescu;ty! -296430;1345995513;MrTiggr;o/ np -296429;1345995520;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.97599 = 4.88 BTC [-] -296428;1345995543;mircea_popescu;i never know if o/ is a kick in the balls or someone raising his arm to smack me over the head -296427;1345995629;Chaang-Noi;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWaKSzhvc_I -296426;1345995668;MrTiggr;lol mircea_popescu - o/ is waving -296425;1345995675;mircea_popescu;:p -296424;1345995679;MrTiggr;you could at least wave back \o -296423;1345995687;MrTiggr;or o/\o hivife -296422;1345995738;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr þ -296421;1345995758;MrTiggr;:P -296420;1345995773;mircea_popescu;hehe -296419;1345995784;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -296418;1345995936;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.102 = 0.408 BTC [+] -296417;1345995973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00038364 = 6.3301 BTC [-] -296416;1345995998;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.089799 = 0.449 BTC [+] -296415;1345996023;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.089799 BTC [+] -296414;1345996472;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [+] -296413;1345996590;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4011 = 2.4066 BTC [-] -296412;1345996591;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.401 = 2.005 BTC [-] -296411;1345996592;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 500 @ 0.4 = 200 BTC [-] -296410;1345996681;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.102 = 0.306 BTC [+] -296409;1345996916;usagi;haa haa haa goats on a boat -296408;1345996931;DeaDTerra1;that was quite hilarious :P -296407;1345996953;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.102 = 0.204 BTC [+] -296406;1345996963;usagi;wtf thats real -296405;1345996979;DeaDTerra1;no it's a parody trailer thing :P -296404;1345997090;Chaang-Noi;:) -296403;1345997115;usagi;I mean someone else made it besides one of us -296402;1345997278;DeaDTerra1;yea -296401;1345997589;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: I use it when wandering my house to stay on IRC and stuff -296400;1345997859;Chaang-Noi;i did not make that video, lol:) -296399;1346007516;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3205 @ 0.00102941 = 3.2993 BTC [+] -296398;1346007518;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3495 @ 0.00103072 = 3.6024 BTC [+] -296397;1346007639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31590 @ 0.0003835 = 12.1148 BTC [-] -296396;1346007640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 401 @ 0.00038175 = 0.1531 BTC [-] -296395;1346007642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 153 @ 0.0003816 = 0.0584 BTC [-] -296394;1346007705;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7460 @ 0.00102009 = 7.6099 BTC [-] -296393;1346007707;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6400 @ 0.00101707 = 6.5092 BTC [-] -296392;1346007708;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17400 @ 0.00101668 = 17.6902 BTC [-] -296391;1346007709;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5211 @ 0.00101192 = 5.2731 BTC [-] -296390;1346007709;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5983 @ 0.00100427 = 6.0085 BTC [-] -296389;1346007710;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10800 @ 0.00100218 = 10.8235 BTC [-] -296388;1346007711;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1746 @ 0.00098625 = 1.722 BTC [-] -296387;1346007723;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11254 @ 0.00098625 = 11.0993 BTC [-] -296386;1346007725;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8737 @ 0.00097147 = 8.4877 BTC [-] -296385;1346007726;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4648 @ 0.00097114 = 4.5139 BTC [-] -296384;1346007727;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8500 @ 0.00097102 = 8.2537 BTC [-] -296383;1346007751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.0003816 = 0.4198 BTC [-] -296382;1346007826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.0035514 = 0.5327 BTC [-] -296381;1346008091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35486 @ 0.0003816 = 13.5415 BTC [-] -296380;1346008143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13914 @ 0.00038128 = 5.3051 BTC [-] -296379;1346008144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34286 @ 0.00038531 = 13.2107 BTC [+] -296378;1346008190;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 20 @ 0.1699 = 3.398 BTC [-] -296377;1346008192;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 19 @ 0.17 = 3.23 BTC [+] -296376;1346008531;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [+] -296375;1346008533;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0799 = 0.4794 BTC [+] -296374;1346009099;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0799 BTC [+] -296373;1346009284;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.6898 = 2.7592 BTC [-] -296372;1346009295;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.133 BTC -296371;1346009332;nefario;hmmm -296370;1346009335;nefario;only showing one entry -296369;1346009462;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.131 = 0.655 BTC [-] -296368;1346009464;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 100 @ 0.13 = 13 BTC [-] -296367;1346009465;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 200 @ 0.13 = 26 BTC [-] -296366;1346009466;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [-] -296365;1346009573;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -296364;1346009601;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9299 = 3.7196 BTC [+] -296363;1346009879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35300 @ 0.0003801 = 13.4175 BTC [-] -296362;1346009880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00038002 = 6.0043 BTC [-] -296361;1346009881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 915 @ 0.00037952 = 0.3473 BTC [-] -296360;1346009982;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.085 = 0.85 BTC [+] -296359;1346010008;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 34 @ 0.07 = 2.38 BTC [-] -296358;1346010008;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 65 @ 0.0799 = 5.1935 BTC [+] -296357;1346010010;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 2 @ 0.08 = 0.16 BTC [+] -296356;1346010011;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 14 @ 0.08999 = 1.2599 BTC [+] -296355;1346010768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 30150 @ 0.0034 = 102.51 BTC [+] -296354;1346010952;DeaDTerra;current backing for GSDPT Shares sold: 268139 Backing Held:278008 S.DICE shares :) -296353;1346010963;DeaDTerra;I guess I can chill a bit with the purchasing of backing. -296352;1346011015;mircea_popescu;looks like you're ahead. -296351;1346011033;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 22 @ 0.90999 = 20.0198 BTC [-] -296350;1346011048;DeaDTerra;yea I threw in some of my own BTC :) -296349;1346011081;mircea_popescu;o so you own like 10k shares of gsdpt ? -296348;1346011097;DeaDTerra;I own 10k shares of S.DICE -296347;1346011114;DeaDTerra;remeber I calcualted something wrong so I had to throw in 20 of my own BTC into it. -296346;1346011128;DeaDTerra;it will balance it self out sooner or later :) -296345;1346011164;mircea_popescu;you know how they say, good accounting makes good stocks. -296344;1346011236;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.101 = 1.01 BTC [-] -296343;1346011238;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1000009 = 0.2 BTC [-] -296342;1346011239;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 140 @ 0.10000004 = 14 BTC [-] -296341;1346011239;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 250 @ 0.10000003 = 25 BTC [-] -296340;1346011241;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10000002 = 0.5 BTC [-] -296339;1346011242;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.10000001 = 5 BTC [-] -296338;1346011243;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 450 @ 0.10000001 = 45 BTC [-] -296337;1346011244;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3500 @ 0.1 = 350 BTC [-] -296336;1346011245;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -296335;1346011247;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -296334;1346011248;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1000 @ 0.1 = 100 BTC [-] -296333;1346011264;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.00096532 = 1.1584 BTC [-] -296332;1346011266;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7900 @ 0.00095946 = 7.5797 BTC [-] -296331;1346011266;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1912 @ 0.00095898 = 1.8336 BTC [-] -296330;1346011512;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -296329;1346011651;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 888 @ 0.00095779 = 0.8505 BTC [-] -296328;1346011652;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1612 @ 0.000967 = 1.5588 BTC [+] -296327;1346011738;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4000 @ 0.0034 = 13.6 BTC [+] -296326;1346011804;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.08967999 = 1.7936 BTC [+] -296325;1346011838;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 57 @ 0.1 = 5.7 BTC [-] -296324;1346011985;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.08977999 = 0.808 BTC [+] -296323;1346012000;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.08977999 = 0.6285 BTC [+] -296322;1346012029;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -296321;1346012034;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 40 @ 0.0034 = 0.136 BTC [+] -296320;1346012065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4488 @ 0.00037952 = 1.7033 BTC [-] -296319;1346012066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14911 @ 0.00037932 = 5.656 BTC [-] -296318;1346012229;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC -296317;1346012290;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 300 @ 0.1 = 30 BTC [-] -296316;1346012327;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 39 @ 0.1 = 3.9 BTC [-] -296315;1346012392;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -296314;1346012465;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [-] -296313;1346012604;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -296312;1346012617;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.189 = 0.567 BTC [+] -296311;1346012618;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 20 @ 0.199 = 3.98 BTC [+] -296310;1346012619;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [+] -296309;1346012620;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 7 @ 0.2099 = 1.4693 BTC [+] -296308;1346012622;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.21 = 0.63 BTC [+] -296307;1346012623;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.23 = 2.3 BTC [+] -296306;1346012624;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.24999999 BTC [+] -296305;1346012625;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [+] -296304;1346012669;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 249 @ 0.000967 = 0.2408 BTC [+] -296303;1346012747;AgentKen;GMVT-BOT is in a bubble -296302;1346012750;AgentKen;Be careful -296301;1346012976;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.6501 = 3.2505 BTC [-] -296300;1346012978;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -296299;1346012985;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 250 @ 0.1 = 25 BTC [-] -296298;1346013070;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 40 @ 0.16 = 6.4 BTC [-] -296297;1346013224;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.92999 = 3.72 BTC [+] -296296;1346013225;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 23 @ 0.93 = 21.39 BTC [+] -296295;1346013283;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11005 @ 0.00103072 = 11.3431 BTC [+] -296294;1346013284;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 495 @ 0.00103158 = 0.5106 BTC [+] -296293;1346013395;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 495 @ 0.101 = 49.995 BTC [-] -296292;1346013459;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -296291;1346013507;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -296290;1346013513;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -296289;1346013554;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 10 @ 0.09999998 = 1 BTC [-] -296288;1346013556;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 240 @ 0.09999999 = 24 BTC [+] -296287;1346013605;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 50 @ 0.0001195 = 0.006 BTC [+] -296286;1346013649;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1279 = 0.3837 BTC [+] -296285;1346013756;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -296284;1346013887;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 19 @ 0.1279 = 2.4301 BTC [+] -296283;1346013889;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.128 = 0.896 BTC [+] -296282;1346013890;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.12816 = 0.3845 BTC [+] -296281;1346013891;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 31 @ 0.12827 = 3.9764 BTC [+] -296280;1346013892;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.12828 = 0.3848 BTC [+] -296279;1346013894;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.12839 = 0.8987 BTC [+] -296278;1346013895;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 50 @ 0.1285 = 6.425 BTC [+] -296277;1346013895;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.129199 = 0.2584 BTC [+] -296276;1346013896;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1293 = 1.293 BTC [+] -296275;1346013897;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1295 = 1.295 BTC [+] -296274;1346013898;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1298 = 0.2596 BTC [+] -296273;1346013899;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.13 = 2.6 BTC [+] -296272;1346013901;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 13 @ 0.13 = 1.69 BTC [+] -296271;1346013939;mircea_popescu;is yabmc more pirate stuff ? -296270;1346013954;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 23 @ 0.1341 = 3.0843 BTC [+] -296269;1346014017;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0034 = 1.7 BTC [+] -296268;1346014026;bitfoo;no, I think it's a mining company -296267;1346014049;bitfoo;Yet Another Bitcoin Mining Company -296266;1346014052;rdponticelli;Mining, bond, I think -296265;1346014061;rdponticelli;Turd, according to eskimo :) -296264;1346014096;rdponticelli;This turd wants to float, it seems -296263;1346014105;smickles;we really need to stop calling them bonds -296262;1346014143;rdponticelli;What should them be called? -296261;1346014162;rdponticelli;Other than bonds and turds :D -296260;1346014174;smickles;special purpose vehicles may fit -296259;1346014188;smickles;SPV -296258;1346014200;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 25 @ 0.9998 = 24.995 BTC [+] -296257;1346014229;rdponticelli;Nice trademark :) -296256;1346014274;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 208 @ 0.09999999 = 20.8 BTC [+] -296255;1346014419;smickles;trademark? -296254;1346014425;smickles;.wik spv -296253;1346014427;markac;"Surface photovoltage, a semiconductor characterization technique" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPV -296252;1346014431;smickles;lol -296251;1346014439;smickles;.wik special prupose vehicle -296250;1346014440;markac;"A special purpose entity (SPE; or, especially in Europe, special purpose vehicle/SPV, or, in some cases in each EU jurisdiction – FVC financial vehicle corporation) is a legal entity (usually a limited company of some type or, sometimes, a limited partnership) [...]" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_purpose_entity -296249;1346014494;rdponticelli;Special Purpose Underground Vehicle -296248;1346014497;smickles;iirc turd works well as it was defined -296247;1346014519;rdponticelli;Yeas, seems to work pretty well -296246;1346014538;smickles;but the fact that there isn't a maturity, repayment of the principle, etc... bond is entirely misleaing -296245;1346014542;smickles;*misleading -296244;1346014586;smickles;turd even gets the connotation correct -296243;1346014589;rdponticelli;Yes, but bitcoin finance is reinventing everything -296242;1346014643;mircea_popescu;smickles everything'll end up called a spv -296241;1346014648;mircea_popescu;name's not descriptive enough -296240;1346014648;smickles;i don't think it should mess with the basic definition of a bond tho -296239;1346014701;smickles;mircea_popescu: it makes sence to call everything an spv (or similiar) until rigid deffinitions and categories appear -296238;1346014714;mircea_popescu;maybe, yea. -296237;1346014720;mircea_popescu;anyway, the MPCD series are real bonds! -296236;1346014736;smickles;i believe so -296235;1346014744;smickles;and i like 'em -296234;1346014801;smickles;patrick was part of constitutes, right? -296233;1346014813;smickles;was that operation pirate exposed? -296232;1346014831;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080N] 8 @ 0.08800824 = 0.7041 BTC [-] -296231;1346014903;mircea_popescu;they use 500 btc worth of pirate-unexposed patrick debt. -296230;1346014941;smickles;so the whole thing is sans-pirate? -296229;1346014951;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134600336652.png ahaha check this out! -296228;1346014971;mircea_popescu;well, it's 500 btc of mpoe bonds, 500 of patrick's nonpirate and 100 btc of NYAN.A which i understand is immune due to their tiering. -296227;1346014991;mircea_popescu;and also insured. -296226;1346015035;smickles;i need to free up some btc and calc a value for one of those -296225;1346015146;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.00098257 = 1.8669 BTC [-] -296224;1346015316;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -296223;1346015318;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00332266 / 0.0034 (430610 shares, 1,430.77 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00322445 / 0.0034 (2295100 shares, 7,400.44 BTC) -296222;1346015323;smickles;oh shit -296221;1346015328;smickles;look at https://glbse.com/asset/view/MPOE.ETF -296220;1346015330;smickles;the buy side -296219;1346015351;mircea_popescu;lol ? the haters had shares ? -296218;1346015354;AgentKen;*crickets* -296217;1346015370;mircea_popescu;last 9@1.4 -296216;1346015372;mircea_popescu;odd. -296215;1346015382;mircea_popescu;did the bids just get wiped maybe ? -296214;1346015438;AgentKen;lol GMVT-BOT is in a bubble guys -296213;1346015441;AgentKen;Do not buy -296212;1346015449;AgentKen;!ticker GMVT-BOT -296211;1346015451;assbot;[GLBSE:GMVT-BOT] [Bid: 0.1301] [Ask: 0.25] [Spread: 0.1199] [Last: 0.25] [24hVol: 20.67029999] [7dAvg: 0.1415129] -296210;1346015458;mircea_popescu;AgentKen what's that thing anyway ? the arb bot ? -296209;1346015462;AgentKen;Yep. -296208;1346015510;rdponticelli;That bot is DeaDTerra's one? -296207;1346015517;smickles;mircea_popescu: the bids must have canceled with the downtime / bug -296206;1346015539;mircea_popescu;smickles or they got wiped cause they exceeded at some point the person'stotal btc or somesuch -296205;1346015546;mircea_popescu;they don't seem to have been sold into. -296204;1346015561;rdponticelli;Yea, after the bug, all bids were cancelled -296203;1346015637;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 68 @ 0.00989 = 0.6725 BTC [-] -296202;1346015654;smickles;ug, still painfully slow -296201;1346015677;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 600 @ 0.1 = 60 BTC [-] -296200;1346015709;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 89 @ 0.1 = 8.9 BTC [-] -296199;1346015748;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 15 @ 0.16 = 2.4 BTC [-] -296198;1346015818;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -296197;1346015834;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11000 @ 0.0009956 = 10.9516 BTC [+] -296196;1346015851;nefario;smickles, GLBSE slow? -296195;1346015864;smickles;yeah, for me right now anyway -296194;1346015877;smickles;it's the orderbook time -296193;1346015885;smickles;er, how long it takes to load -296192;1346015898;nefario;we'll be getting a speed boost later this week -296191;1346015905;smickles;cool :) -296190;1346015915;smickles;wherefrom/how? -296189;1346015916;mircea_popescu;that guy asking for 20 lol -296188;1346015944;smickles;mircea_popescu: i bet that's kakobrekla with the first share -296187;1346015950;mircea_popescu;lol. -296186;1346015961;mircea_popescu;it kinda wreaks havoc on the mkt depth graph -296185;1346015962;smickles;buy at .1, sell at 20, not a bad plan if it happens -296184;1346015978;mircea_popescu;ya he'd make more money beggin in a kibbutz. -296183;1346015983;smickles;i hear the graphs have improvement coming -296182;1346015993;nefario;thats one area -296181;1346015997;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.7 = 2.1 BTC [-] -296180;1346015998;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -296179;1346016001;nefario;but we'll be adding live streams of orders -296178;1346016014;smickles;like a cnbc ticker? -296177;1346016018;nefario;and then we can cache the orderbook over http -296176;1346016053;nefario;right now we don't cache the orderbook as it's the only way to get 100% accurate order info -296175;1346016073;smickles;oh -296174;1346016076;nefario;the http orderbook will be cahced for 10 seconds -296173;1346016083;nefario;when we bring up streaming -296172;1346016096;nefario;will be using websockets -296171;1346016107;nefario;but the service wont be free -296170;1346016110;nefario;1 btc a month -296169;1346016121;nefario;but -296168;1346016131;nefario;orders will go there before they get to twitter -296167;1346016141;nefario;giving a significant advantage -296166;1346016201;nefario;any questions on streaming smickles? -296165;1346016257;smickles;it sounds straightforward to me -296164;1346016274;smickles;i don't do engough trading to justify 1 btc a month tho :/ -296163;1346016290;rdponticelli;Sounds good -296162;1346016292;nefario;hmmm I wonder who would -296161;1346016314;smickles;maybe have X slots available, and people bid on slots -296160;1346016339;nefario;also a good idea -296159;1346016339;smickles;but i unno :P -296158;1346016340;nefario;but then -296157;1346016346;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.1 = 2.1 BTC [-] -296156;1346016350;bitfoo;anyone running a bot would jump at that -296155;1346016352;nefario;that incentivises us to have fewer slots -296154;1346016443;nefario;bidding I mean -296153;1346016457;smickles;i understand -296152;1346016495;bitfoo;I meant the 1 btc, I'd pay it if I were running a bot -296151;1346016500;bitfoo;it's a no-brainer -296150;1346016503;smickles;i wonder if there is a way to have the auction style payment per month, while not giving you the incentive to create scarcity -296149;1346016596;assbot;[GLBSE] [POLY.10.1] 30 @ 1.11512529 = 33.4538 BTC [+] -296148;1346016612;smickles;have the number of slots be dynamic... something like 90% of bids are accepted, 10% don't get it -296147;1346016632;smickles;*top 90, that is -296146;1346016640;assbot;[GLBSE] [POLY.10.1] 30 @ 1.115 = 33.45 BTC [-] -296145;1346016649;mircea_popescu;how does bidding incentivize scarcity !? -296144;1346016676;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1450 @ 0.1 = 145 BTC [-] -296143;1346016679;smickles;if it were no limit on slots, everyone would bid 1 satoshi -296142;1346016776;mircea_popescu;so ? -296141;1346016824;smickles;i believe that nefario has a reason to charge for the service, so such a low price would likely defeate the purpose -296140;1346016825;bitfoo;the point of charging for it in the first place is to induce scarcity right? -296139;1346016832;mircea_popescu;listen. -296138;1346016836;mircea_popescu;if the item costs 1 btc -296137;1346016848;mircea_popescu;and you sell an infinite ammt at 1 satoshi you make a loss of infinite btc -296136;1346016858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20801 @ 0.00037816 = 7.8661 BTC [-] -296135;1346016863;mircea_popescu;if you sell 3 slots at 10, 6, 2 you make 9 + 5 + 1 = 15 btc -296134;1346016872;mircea_popescu;if you sell just 1 at 10 you make 9 btc, ie less. -296133;1346016881;mircea_popescu;so how was scarcity encouraged ? -296132;1346016902;bitfoo;but if there was only 1 slot the bids would probably have been higher -296131;1346016914;mircea_popescu;than 10 ? why ? -296130;1346016915;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -296129;1346016924;smickles;unless it's a bell-curv distro -296128;1346016926;bitfoo;because it's a more scarce commidity being bid for -296127;1346016932;bitfoo;commodity -296126;1346016938;mircea_popescu;ya but the person bidding doesn't bid on a luxury item -296125;1346016944;mircea_popescu;his 10 reflects the utility of the item to him. -296124;1346016971;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.01 BTC -296123;1346016974;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0799 = 0.2397 BTC [+] -296122;1346016994;bitfoo;in this case I think the more people that have access to the data, the less valuable it becomes -296121;1346017007;smickles;if it's utility, then it is more likely to be a bellcurve distribution -296120;1346017030;mircea_popescu;bitfoo from what i hear the value of information increases with access, hence the internet. -296119;1346017059;bitfoo;mircea_popescu, I don't see how that applies to real-time trade data -296118;1346017072;bitfoo;the more real-time you get it, the more potential profit you can make -296117;1346017077;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4151 @ 0.00103158 = 4.2821 BTC [+] -296116;1346017083;bitfoo;and if more people get the data fast, the profits are shared -296115;1346017103;mircea_popescu;if you all use the same algorithms. -296114;1346017111;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -296113;1346017184;mircea_popescu;but at any rate i would guess this discussion is moot : trades don't happen fast enough for any of this to matter. -296112;1346017240;bitfoo;that I tend to agree... -296111;1346017339;mircea_popescu;i mean, it's :42 now. -296110;1346017359;mircea_popescu;you got the [GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] line at 21:38, someone else at 21:37:58 -296109;1346017360;mircea_popescu;sooo ? -296108;1346017379;bitfoo;lol, yeah -296107;1346017381;smickles;ok, -296106;1346017384;bitfoo;but he's going to stream quotes too -296105;1346017395;smickles;the mpoe.etf order book is officially awesome in my mind -296104;1346017406;mircea_popescu;not that 1 btc/month is any big deal in any case, like a newspaper subscription. -296103;1346017429;bitfoo;smickles, nice spread :) -296102;1346017446;mircea_popescu;!ticker mpoe.etf -296101;1346017450;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 0.0002] [Ask: 1.4] [Spread: 1.3998] [Last: 1.4] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 1.382] -296100;1346017454;mircea_popescu;ahahah -296099;1346017467;mircea_popescu;.py 1.4 / 1.3998 -296098;1346017468;markac;1.00014287755 -296097;1346017477;mircea_popescu;ugh i mwean -296096;1346017481;mircea_popescu;.py 1.3998 / 1.4 -296095;1346017482;markac;0.999857142857 -296094;1346017482;bitfoo;how do I compute the NAV of mpoe.etf? -296093;1346017506;mircea_popescu;0,9998! dude, that's got to be a record for btc and implicitly everything -296092;1346017510;smickles;bitfoo: the fund has about 4million shares and ~ 10 btc -296091;1346017519;bitfoo;ok -296090;1346017527;bitfoo;is it just updated on the forum thread? -296089;1346017548;smickles;bitfoo: i give monthly 10-k style financial reports -296088;1346017558;bitfoo;ok, I think I've seen those -296087;1346017618;smickles;yeah, i do it for SS too -296086;1346017629;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.7 = 3.5 BTC [-] -296085;1346017687;kakobrekla;howdy ladies -296084;1346017704;smickles;kakobrekla: is that you ask on mpoe.etf @ 20 btc? -296083;1346017705;mircea_popescu;hi missy. -296082;1346017713;kakobrekla;huh? -296081;1346017715;kakobrekla;not me -296080;1346017729;smickles;oh, that would have been humorous -296079;1346017732;bitfoo;howdy kako -296078;1346017738;kakobrekla;whats the news -296077;1346017746;bitfoo;how's smpake doing? -296076;1346017760;kakobrekla;well i dont know what to say really -296075;1346017772;kakobrekla;im staying up all night prolly to finish permanent links -296074;1346017791;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -296073;1346017793;kakobrekla;then im bumping up the mininum -296072;1346017798;kakobrekla;and then -296071;1346017805;kakobrekla;i will see how noone will use it again :D -296070;1346017809;smickles;kakobrekla: is it still just for gox? -296069;1346017817;kakobrekla;well at this point yeah -296068;1346017829;kakobrekla;i figured there would be most traffic to that exchange -296067;1346017845;smickles;likely, yea -296066;1346017850;kakobrekla;what should be the next one -296065;1346017852;kakobrekla;glbse maybe' -296064;1346017862;kakobrekla;in nef gets api together. -296063;1346017882;smickles;the website is the api -296062;1346017891;kakobrekla;hm -296061;1346017904;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [-] -296060;1346017923;smickles;glbse is easy to scrape/create form data -296059;1346017927;kakobrekla;id really like to avoid using 'api' throgh html code :D -296058;1346017966;smickles;smpake -> mpex would be nice for when mircea_popescu isn't around -296057;1346017969;nefario;I wouldn't recommend it -296056;1346017988;nefario;smickles: deposits are manual for mpex? -296055;1346017988;kakobrekla;nefario can we has tranfer api -296054;1346017993;kakobrekla;bah -296053;1346017995;kakobrekla;transfer -296052;1346017998;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9738 = 1.9476 BTC [-] -296051;1346017999;smickles;nefario: yeah -296050;1346018007;smickles;which i was meaning to ask about -296049;1346018020;smickles;mircea_popescu: how come deposits are manual? -296048;1346018033;kakobrekla;also 'smpake' should prolly get a better name after going out of beta, suggestions accepted :) -296047;1346018035;nefario;are withdrawals also? -296046;1346018043;mircea_popescu;smickles cause i'm paranoid. -296045;1346018049;smickles;i understand why for withdrawals, but deposits, eludes me -296044;1346018049;nefario;kakobrekla: smpake sounds like bukakke -296043;1346018054;kakobrekla;thanks! -296042;1346018055;kakobrekla;:D -296041;1346018064;nefario;why does anyone use mpex? -296040;1346018064;mircea_popescu;i don't run bitcoin-d. -296039;1346018071;bitfoo;nefario, stop trolling :D -296038;1346018077;nefario;no really -296037;1346018081;mircea_popescu;nefario cause they're paranoid too. -296036;1346018082;nefario;I'm baffled -296035;1346018082;bitfoo;oh -296034;1346018088;EmanuelDeOrtego;>20 BTC sign up -296033;1346018092;smickles;mircea_popescu: couldn't you just monitor the address w/o the private key? -296032;1346018092;EmanuelDeOrtego;It is a good question -296031;1346018102;mircea_popescu;smickles monitor, what's that mean ? -296030;1346018106;nefario;GLBSE 1.0 had a command line client and key based auth etc. -296029;1346018106;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.57 BTC [-] -296028;1346018111;nefario;few people used it -296027;1346018127;smickles;mircea_popescu: watch -296026;1346018130;bitfoo;I use it because of the stocks on offer there -296025;1346018144;mircea_popescu;smickles so what do i achieve by watching it ? -296024;1346018172;bitfoo;sure, now they all have pass-throughs, but they didn't before -296023;1346018173;smickles;mircea_popescu: like, automate deposits by watching the deposit address for 6 confirms on deposit transactions -296022;1346018177;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 7 @ 0.69 = 4.83 BTC [-] -296021;1346018197;nefario;what did they have before? -296020;1346018199;mircea_popescu;smickles seems insecure. -296019;1346018207;nefario;I didn't hear of mpex before march -296018;1346018208;bitfoo;mircea_popescu, BVPS, MPOE, options -296017;1346018230;smickles;mircea_popescu: what's the risk? someone nefariously gives you btc? -296016;1346018248;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol nefariously -296015;1346018249;mircea_popescu;if you can programatically interract with the wallet you can programatically inerract with the wallet. -296014;1346018256;mircea_popescu;im not inclined to write a special btc client yet. -296013;1346018268;mircea_popescu;one that can only read -296012;1346018268;bitfoo;mircea_popescu, you don't need access to the wallet to watch an address for incoming tx -296011;1346018282;mircea_popescu;bitfoo what'd i watch ? -296010;1346018308;bitfoo;the data is public -296009;1346018314;nefario;blockchain.info if you don't want to listen to incoming transactions -296008;1346018315;bitfoo;I don't need the private key to know when something is sent -296007;1346018317;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 16 @ 0.16 = 2.56 BTC [-] -296006;1346018343;mircea_popescu;well you don't, no, i'm not saying it couldn't be done. -296005;1346018345;mircea_popescu;by any means. -296004;1346018347;smickles;you could use a client with seperate and unused wallet data -296003;1346018367;mircea_popescu;smickles and someone crashes it and etc. -296002;1346018385;mircea_popescu;it's just... secure software is a big, complex and thorny topic, you know ? -296001;1346018447;nefario;i.e. hard -296000;1346018453;smickles;i know, -295999;1346018455;mircea_popescu;i.e. hard. -295998;1346018455;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -295997;1346018465;smickles;in the case of failure, you can rollover to manual -295996;1346018491;mircea_popescu;so to make a long answer short, for the time being the costs of resolving this problem don't seem justified. even with the ipo or w/e it wasn't my deposit system that ever was the bottleneck -295995;1346018533;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12254 @ 0.00103158 = 12.641 BTC [+] -295994;1346018556;nefario;how much did you raise for your IPO? -295993;1346018573;smickles;!tickers.dice -295992;1346018576;smickles;!ticker s.dice -295991;1346018577;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00332403 / 0.0034 (425860 shares, 1,415.57 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00322445 / 0.0034 (2295100 shares, 7,400.44 BTC) -295990;1346018586;smickles;7.4k -295989;1346018593;nefario;BTC? -295988;1346018608;smickles;yup -295987;1346018616;smickles;so far -295986;1346018617;nefario;for how much equity? -295985;1346018652;smickles;2.2mil out of 10 mill, the 10 mil being 10% -295984;1346018704;nefario;so 2% -295983;1346018716;smickles;seems so -295982;1346018780;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -295981;1346018815;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -295980;1346018827;smickles;and no more than 10 mil will be issued within 30 days, and no more than 50 mil of the 100 mil ever issued to the public -295979;1346018846;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 11 @ 0.1341 = 1.4751 BTC [+] -295978;1346018847;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.4 = 1.2 BTC [+] -295977;1346018868;mircea_popescu;im curious if the guy ever manages to sell out to that macau casino -295976;1346018873;DeaDTerra1;buy more GSDPT :P -295975;1346018873;DeaDTerra1;I have already fixed the backing :) -295974;1346018882;mircea_popescu;because srsly... $.$ -295973;1346018920;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -295972;1346018920;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -295971;1346018923;DeaDTerra1337;I hate my internet right now -295970;1346018941;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.339 = 3.39 BTC [+] -295969;1346019006;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -295968;1346019025;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 25 @ 0.16 = 4 BTC [-] -295967;1346019077;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [-] -295966;1346019110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00037975 = 1.4051 BTC [+] -295965;1346019112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19912 @ 0.0003807 = 7.5805 BTC [+] -295964;1346019113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10186 @ 0.00038075 = 3.8783 BTC [+] -295963;1346019114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00038167 = 3.1297 BTC [+] -295962;1346019115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00038413 = 5.7235 BTC [+] -295961;1346019117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37300 @ 0.00038495 = 14.3586 BTC [+] -295960;1346019118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3108 @ 0.00038531 = 1.1975 BTC [+] -295959;1346019119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45558 @ 0.00038582 = 17.5772 BTC [+] -295958;1346019119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53018 @ 0.00038598 = 20.4639 BTC [+] -295957;1346019120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24967 @ 0.00038726 = 9.6687 BTC [+] -295956;1346019121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52300 @ 0.00038865 = 20.3264 BTC [+] -295955;1346019122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00038926 = 3.153 BTC [+] -295954;1346019123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49300 @ 0.00038976 = 19.2152 BTC [+] -295953;1346019125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00038983 = 1.9102 BTC [+] -295952;1346019126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58100 @ 0.00039138 = 22.7392 BTC [+] -295951;1346019127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30471 @ 0.00039293 = 11.973 BTC [+] -295950;1346019128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37400 @ 0.00039344 = 14.7147 BTC [+] -295949;1346019128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40227 @ 0.00039431 = 15.8619 BTC [+] -295948;1346019129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26215 @ 0.00039587 = 10.3777 BTC [+] -295947;1346019130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00039656 = 5.3536 BTC [+] -295946;1346019131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50300 @ 0.00039721 = 19.9797 BTC [+] -295945;1346019132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8317 @ 0.00039745 = 3.3056 BTC [+] -295944;1346019133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19400 @ 0.00039793 = 7.7198 BTC [+] -295943;1346019134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41848 @ 0.00039989 = 16.7346 BTC [+] -295942;1346019135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63773 @ 0.0004 = 25.5092 BTC [+] -295941;1346019137;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.36 BTC [-] -295940;1346019138;kakobrekla;woah still has steam -295939;1346019151;mircea_popescu;aaa yeah baby. -295938;1346019160;EmanuelDeOrtego;What's S.MPOE? -295937;1346019163;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -295936;1346019173;mircea_popescu;yest Diablo-D3 found out in amazement mpex is mine -295935;1346019182;mircea_popescu;today atlas finds out s.mpoe is the mpex/mpoe conglomerate -295934;1346019183;smickles;EmanuelDeOrtego: it's mpex shares, essentially -295933;1346019184;kakobrekla;s.dice did some magick on s.mpoe e -295932;1346019184;bitfoo;lol! -295931;1346019186;mircea_popescu;each day a wonder -295930;1346019222;EmanuelDeOrtego;Dude, I love your beard -295929;1346019225;EmanuelDeOrtego;It is so classy -295928;1346019227;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego ty. -295927;1346019231;kakobrekla;lol -295926;1346019235;mircea_popescu;(which beard we talkin of ?) -295925;1346019242;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpoe-me.jpg -295924;1346019244;DeaDTerra1337;I want to go to Vlads BBQ :( -295923;1346019253;mircea_popescu;a hehe. -295922;1346019254;kakobrekla;vlads bbq? -295921;1346019258;DeaDTerra1337;but I can't as I am only staying until Sunday evening then I am leaving again. -295920;1346019277;DeaDTerra1337;Vlad is throwing a BBQ in connection to the conference but it's on the 19th or something like that -295919;1346019284;kakobrekla;where -295918;1346019299;DeaDTerra1337;at his house :P He posted about it on the forums today -295917;1346019304;DeaDTerra1337;invite only/you have to ask -295916;1346019306;kakobrekla;ah UK -295915;1346019420;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego there, hack my website : http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/ -295914;1346019431;mircea_popescu;all the stuff that starts with bg_ are backgrounds used during the years -295913;1346019435;mircea_popescu;i change them quarterly. -295912;1346019459;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol'd http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/bg_werexpearts.jpg -295911;1346019465;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nice 80s collar -295910;1346019484;mircea_popescu;that was in i think san antonio -295909;1346019524;EmanuelDeOrtego;You're right : O -295908;1346019533;mircea_popescu;yah. great town. -295907;1346019534;EmanuelDeOrtego;I remember that bench actually -295906;1346019548;mircea_popescu;buncha bartender chicks kept buying me drinks. -295905;1346019569;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -295904;1346019585;mircea_popescu;dat 80s collar + my yurpean accent => win. -295903;1346019624;kakobrekla;ha, you look like young December from Fringe or smth here http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/bg_iul2011.jpg -295902;1346019651;mircea_popescu;that's in barrio pinto, san jose, cr. -295901;1346019652;_locust_;gipsies gotta gip... -295900;1346019665;mircea_popescu;lol dun hate on cr. -295899;1346019795;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -295898;1346019911;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/bg_jul2010.jpg as you can see i was making rigs back in the summer of 2010 -295897;1346019921;mircea_popescu;everyone else is just a copycat. -295896;1346019958;EmanuelDeOrtego;I remember when I could get hundreds of Bitcoins on a Pentium 3 -295895;1346019997;EmanuelDeOrtego;No, it was early 2010 possibly 2009 -295894;1346020034;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yeah, it was in 2009 -295893;1346020043;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/bg_oct2010.jpg ne1 know where this is btw ? -295892;1346020045;EmanuelDeOrtego;If you were early, hardware didn't mean squat -295891;1346020061;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nope. -295890;1346020080;mircea_popescu;ehehe -295889;1346020094;mircea_popescu;anyone, and i do mean, anyone who's into finance must know that building. -295888;1346020097;mircea_popescu;there is only one. -295887;1346020122;EmanuelDeOrtego;Merryl Lynch -295886;1346020130;EmanuelDeOrtego;Headquarters -295885;1346020131;EmanuelDeOrtego;IDK -295884;1346020139;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.93 BTC [+] -295883;1346020156;mircea_popescu;nah -295882;1346020182;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol'd, the sign is still up at the top -295881;1346020183;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin -295880;1346020191;kakobrekla;mp frankfurt? -295879;1346020196;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla indeed :) -295878;1346020201;mircea_popescu;the german stox exchange. -295877;1346020213;kakobrekla;;> -295876;1346020315;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think Satoshi DICE is the first real profitable IPO that isn't mining -295875;1346020326;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am not even going to mention Pirate -295874;1346020340;mircea_popescu;i am of the same persuasion. -295873;1346020395;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think Pirate is going to do a MyBitcoin because he doesn't have the Bitcoins. -295872;1346020403;EmanuelDeOrtego;The market won't cooperate with him. -295871;1346020407;EmanuelDeOrtego;He's just boned. -295870;1346020441;BTC-Mining;Assuming he planned to buy back bitcoins to start with -295869;1346020505;mircea_popescu;i think what we saw in that plubnge was him dumping whateverr he had left -295868;1346020517;mircea_popescu;of the fool's money *(they still call themselves investors lawl) -295867;1346020644;BTC-Mining;waaaiit... just noticed it was impossible to have a small letter L in bitcoin adresses... -295866;1346020661;smickles;and a capital I, right? -295865;1346020672;BTC-Mining;aye -295864;1346020809;BTC-Mining;So anyone has some nice deals on some stocks? -295863;1346020822;BTC-Mining;If you want to get out, I can provide volume -295862;1346020850;mircea_popescu;how's that been coming along ? -295861;1346020941;smickles;BTC-Mining: as the bid depth on mpoe.etf has yet to fill in, what would youbuy at? -295860;1346021012;mircea_popescu;smickles what you should do sometime btw -295859;1346021018;mircea_popescu;is publish underlying factor -295858;1346021033;mircea_popescu;as in, s.mpoe * Y = nav -295857;1346021039;smickles;all the data are in thoes reports -295856;1346021081;mircea_popescu;yes -295855;1346021081;BTC-Mining;Eh, luckily, I lost nothing in the pirate default... -295854;1346021091;mircea_popescu;but it'd simplify things for ppl -295853;1346021092;smickles;it should be a financial manager of some kind who calculates the fundamentals from that data -295852;1346021110;BTC-Mining;someone should already have filed a police report or something... -295851;1346021131;BTC-Mining;or contact any appropriate agency about fraud -295850;1346021132;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining saying what ? guy renegged on his promise to give me 7% more monopoly money ? -295849;1346021148;EmanuelDeOrtego;Got in, took some profit got out -295848;1346021156;smickles;BTC-Mining: i only stand to lose indirectly from the pirate issue -295847;1346021160;EmanuelDeOrtego;Whoever put their life savings into Pirate -295846;1346021165;EmanuelDeOrtego;is going to regret it -295845;1346021168;mircea_popescu;there were a coupla ppl. -295844;1346021195;BTC-Mining;BTC is not monopoly money, and even if it were, theft is theft. If it's your monopoly money... -295843;1346021219;smickles;i have 2.8 billion in monoply money in a suitcase -295842;1346021239;BTC-Mining;But the market rate for this money is much higher than monopoly money at around 10 USD each... -295841;1346021240;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 4 @ 0.2979 = 1.1916 BTC [+] -295840;1346021247;EmanuelDeOrtego;oh god -295839;1346021253;EmanuelDeOrtego;those PPT.DIVs have no value -295838;1346021255;EmanuelDeOrtego;zero -295837;1346021257;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 9 @ 0.095 = 0.855 BTC [-] -295836;1346021259;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.095 BTC [-] -295835;1346021273;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 6 @ 0.298 = 1.788 BTC [+] -295834;1346021350;BTC-Mining;It's like saying authorities would not do anything about someone stealing your cents, under the fact they have pretty much no official face value, when it's a coin collection and those cents actually predates 1900 or contain a few rare specimens. -295833;1346021368;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining simmer down man! i was just pointing out da police isn't equipped to deal with these things -295832;1346021377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43300 @ 0.00038105 = 16.4995 BTC [-] -295831;1346021382;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 20 @ 0.93 = 18.6 BTC [+] -295830;1346021396;BTC-Mining;Maybe not to retrieve the funds -295829;1346021407;AgentKen;I should put private keys on monopoly money for the lulz -295828;1346021407;mircea_popescu;no, just to understand wtf you're on about. -295827;1346021407;BTC-Mining;but to prevent pirate from exiting the US, yes. -295826;1346021419;mircea_popescu;is all i meant. imagine guy in preicinct going... -295825;1346021420;mircea_popescu;umm... -295824;1346021422;mircea_popescu;wut ? -295823;1346021427;BTC-Mining;He's probably already gone in any case. -295822;1346021446;BTC-Mining;There's plenty of online currencies already... -295821;1346021454;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -295820;1346021475;mircea_popescu;maybe im just imagining things. -295819;1346021476;BTC-Mining;You don't have to explain the details, just that someone absconded with your online funds. -295818;1346021490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26500 @ 0.00037925 = 10.0501 BTC [-] -295817;1346021492;mircea_popescu;but i suiddenly had this very confused police officer in my head -295816;1346021694;smickles;my mouse has quit -295815;1346021716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.0003795 = 2.9981 BTC [+] -295814;1346021717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27763 @ 0.00038316 = 10.6377 BTC [+] -295813;1346021718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51100 @ 0.0003855 = 19.6991 BTC [+] -295812;1346021719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23100 @ 0.00038783 = 8.9589 BTC [+] -295811;1346021720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40137 @ 0.0004 = 16.0548 BTC [+] -295810;1346021736;BTC-Mining;(By that, he means it had dust in it and wouldn't work properly, so he "quited" it through the window) -295809;1346021765;smickles;don't you know it -295808;1346021803;mircea_popescu;i had to get a pubic hair out of mine recently. -295807;1346021809;mircea_popescu;wasn;t even my pubic hair :( -295806;1346021830;smickles;this one is almost 15 years old -295805;1346021833;BTC-Mining;......... -295804;1346021846;smickles;it's a wilerless keyboard/mouse from logitec -295803;1346021863;smickles;and the wireless signal stopped coming out of the mouse -295802;1346021876;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yeeees ? :D -295801;1346021930;BTC-Mining;You shouldn't lend your things to people who can manage to do that -295800;1346021988;mircea_popescu;well i never lent it. -295799;1346022003;mircea_popescu;she linted it :D -295798;1346022007;mircea_popescu;ahahahaah that's hysterical -295797;1346022164;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.15 = 1.5 BTC [+] -295796;1346022212;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.339 BTC [+] -295795;1346022241;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 0.941 = 1.882 BTC [-] -295794;1346022385;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.93 = 9.3 BTC [+] -295793;1346022697;Diablo-D3;[03:13:02] today atlas finds out s.mpoe is the mpex/mpoe conglomerate -295792;1346022719;Diablo-D3;mp oversomething enterprises -295791;1346022737;smickles;lol, mp options emporium -295790;1346022751;Diablo-D3;should be oversomething :< -295789;1346022773;Diablo-D3;overlord... no... overground... no... overwatch... maybe.... -295788;1346023156;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.444 = 0.888 BTC [+] -295787;1346023259;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090N] 5 @ 0.13220976 = 0.661 BTC [-] -295786;1346023490;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4381 = 2.6286 BTC [-] -295785;1346023628;AgentKen;Is anyone lending GSTP? -295784;1346023730;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 46 @ 0.93 = 42.78 BTC [+] -295783;1346023814;smickles;AgentKen: maybe we could arrange something -295782;1346023829;smickles;what terms would you be interested in? -295781;1346023897;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.4099 = 1.6396 BTC [-] -295780;1346024119;AgentKen;smickles: How long are willing to lend and what's your interest rate? -295779;1346024177;AgentKen;are you* -295778;1346024441;mircea_popescu;overblown -295777;1346024489;smickles;off hand, i'd say we take it one week at a time and charge 1% per week -295776;1346024605;mircea_popescu; I didn't hear of mpex before march << you couldn't have, it launched in april. -295775;1346024613;smickles;EmanuelDeOrtego: but iam willing to negociate terms -295774;1346024655;EmanuelDeOrtego;smickles: Well, let me run some numbers. How many shares are up for lending? -295773;1346024679;mircea_popescu;this kid's gonna end up rich. -295772;1346024694;mircea_popescu;!ticker GSTP -295771;1346024696;assbot;Invalid ticker. -295770;1346024707;smickles;gsdpt, iirc -295769;1346024724;mircea_popescu;o o the sdice pt ? -295768;1346024749;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am not going long-term short. : P -295767;1346024762;EmanuelDeOrtego;I only seek opportunities. -295766;1346024766;smickles;EmanuelDeOrtego: somewhere around 2k currently -295765;1346024789;EmanuelDeOrtego;smickles: Heh, I am sorry, my friend. I was hoping for around 20k at least. -295764;1346024796;EmanuelDeOrtego;I already have 8k. : P -295763;1346024821;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego go on mpex and apply for margin eh. -295762;1346024841;smickles;heh, too bad, i'm not in a position to ffer that quite yet -295761;1346024873;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea_popescu: I would if I was sure I could recoup that 20 BTC investment. -295760;1346024880;EmanuelDeOrtego;When I am sure -295759;1346024881;EmanuelDeOrtego;I will -295758;1346024912;mircea_popescu;well, it's an investment in your future. if you had already months ago now borrfowing shares would be trivial wouldn't it. -295757;1346024917;mircea_popescu;who knows what happens next. -295756;1346024972;EmanuelDeOrtego;Mircea_popescu: You won't be charging 20+ BTC fees when a Bitcoin is over $100. : P -295755;1346024979;mircea_popescu;and what if i will ? -295754;1346024994;EmanuelDeOrtego;Hmmm -295753;1346024995;mircea_popescu;go get a pit spot on nyse, see how much that runs you. -295752;1346025008;EmanuelDeOrtego;I will consider this. -295751;1346025085;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2900 @ 0.0034 = 9.86 BTC [+] -295750;1346025098;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC -295749;1346025202;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -295748;1346025217;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -295747;1346025293;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -295746;1346025309;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -295745;1346025325;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -295744;1346025336;mircea_popescu;ahhh, that sweet day when i go ;;ticker and gribble prints three digits before the dot... -295743;1346025368;EmanuelDeOrtego;0_0 that will be a day when Bitcoin is near extinction -295742;1346025371;kakobrekla;i bet that will be caused by mtg bug at least once before the real deal -295741;1346025397;EmanuelDeOrtego;oh -295740;1346025405;EmanuelDeOrtego;nvm confused tickers for a moment -295739;1346025418;EmanuelDeOrtego;I thought you were talking about share prices -295738;1346025441;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9499 = 3.7996 BTC [+] -295737;1346025451;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol you might well be rifght -295736;1346025470;EmanuelDeOrtego;Mt. Gox needs some serious help -295735;1346025474;EmanuelDeOrtego;It should IPO -295734;1346025479;mircea_popescu;they seem to be doing ok lately, no ? -295733;1346025510;mircea_popescu;nah, they can't ipo. the forum would never approve. -295732;1346025512;EmanuelDeOrtego;Except when somebody purchases more 10,000 Bitcoins -295731;1346025519;EmanuelDeOrtego;than* -295730;1346025535;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 59 @ 0.103 = 6.077 BTC [+] -295729;1346025551;mircea_popescu;how you figure ? -295728;1346025578;EmanuelDeOrtego;It either crashes or they have to manually approve the transaction... -295727;1346025583;EmanuelDeOrtego;Then the rally loses all momentum -295726;1346025589;EmanuelDeOrtego;and people still end up being bears -295725;1346025611;mircea_popescu;did it crash recently ?! -295724;1346025623;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am sure how that flash crash went down. -295723;1346025628;EmanuelDeOrtego;not* -295722;1346025643;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 6 @ 0.4699 = 2.8194 BTC [+] -295721;1346025645;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 22 @ 0.47 = 10.34 BTC [+] -295720;1346025646;mircea_popescu;o, you think it was them crashed ? -295719;1346025654;mircea_popescu;truth is couldn't see mkt depth for about a day... -295718;1346025748;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.86187 = 4.3094 BTC [-] -295717;1346025749;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.86186 = 3.4474 BTC [-] -295716;1346025750;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.861 BTC [-] -295715;1346025751;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.853 = 2.559 BTC [-] -295714;1346025752;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 37 @ 0.852 = 31.524 BTC [-] -295713;1346025770;mircea_popescu;!ticker FPGAMINING -295712;1346025770;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 16 @ 0.47 = 7.52 BTC [+] -295711;1346025773;assbot;[GLBSE:FPGAMINING] [Bid: 0.852] [Ask: 0.9499] [Spread: 0.0979] [Last: 0.852] [24hVol: 363.8997599] [7dAvg: 0.90554816] -295710;1346025789;mircea_popescu;!ticker ASICMINING -295709;1346025792;assbot;Invalid ticker. -295708;1346025795;mircea_popescu;!ticker ASICMINER -295707;1346025797;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.085] [Ask: 0.086] [Spread: 0.001] [Last: 0.08967999] [24hVol: 80.70818761] [7dAvg: 0.09389722] -295706;1346025806;mircea_popescu;why are all these crashing ? -295705;1346025820;kakobrekla;cause its just words? -295704;1346025835;EmanuelDeOrtego;ASICMINER has nothing to show for it -295703;1346025845;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's just betting on if BFL will ship out or not -295702;1346025861;mircea_popescu;hm. -295701;1346025869;mircea_popescu;i guess pirate put a chill on everything huh -295700;1346025878;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 31 @ 0.47 = 14.57 BTC [+] -295699;1346025889;EmanuelDeOrtego;The sooner that whole Pirate fiasco finalizes the better -295698;1346025895;mircea_popescu;yes. -295697;1346025942;mircea_popescu;Amount of MPOE stock held The fund currently holds 4,073,980 shares of MPOE stock -295696;1346025954;mircea_popescu;The number of issued, outstanding and authorized stock is 1110 shares. -295695;1346025958;mircea_popescu;ok so -295694;1346025965;mircea_popescu;.py 4,073,980 / 1110.0 -295693;1346025965;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.48 = 2.4 BTC [+] -295692;1346025965;markac;(4, 59, 0.88288288288288286) -295691;1346025976;mircea_popescu;.py 4073980 / 1110.0 -295690;1346025976;markac;3670.25225225 -295689;1346025983;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -295688;1346025985;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00037531 / 0.00038748 / 0.0004 (2424737 shares, 939.54 BTC), 30day: 0.000035 / 0.00036254 / 0.00041457 (71582191 shares, 25,951.60 BTC) -295687;1346025995;mircea_popescu;.py 0.00038748 * 3670.25225225 -295686;1346025995;markac;1.4221493427 -295685;1346026010;mircea_popescu;a no wonder ppl aren't selling then. -295684;1346026036;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 230 @ 0.086 = 19.78 BTC [-] -295683;1346026048;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [+] -295682;1346026049;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [+] -295681;1346026050;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [+] -295680;1346026051;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [+] -295679;1346026071;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -295678;1346026076;smickles;yeah, it's just a slow moving asset, and it has an easily calc'd value -295677;1346026090;smickles;i doubt anyone will sell for that .1 -295676;1346026107;smickles;oh, lol, someone out bid them -295675;1346026114;smickles;there's a .10000001 -295674;1346026123;mircea_popescu;great fortune. -295673;1346026170;smickles;.py 7000/1110.0 -295672;1346026171;markac;6.30630630631 -295671;1346026181;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.5 = 1.5 BTC [+] -295670;1346026182;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.53 = 2.12 BTC [+] -295669;1346026187;smickles;someone is bidding for about 6x the number of shares at .00011 -295668;1346026210;mircea_popescu;it's cheap, why not -295667;1346026218;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.4399 = 1.7596 BTC [+] -295666;1346026409;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 3 @ 0.152 = 0.456 BTC [+] -295665;1346026508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24900 @ 0.000384 = 9.5616 BTC [-] -295664;1346026715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22200 @ 0.00038373 = 8.5188 BTC [-] -295663;1346026755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 20 @ 0.00342417 = 0.0685 BTC [-] -295662;1346026756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 261 @ 0.00341492 = 0.8913 BTC [-] -295661;1346026758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 219 @ 0.00341296 = 0.7474 BTC [-] -295660;1346026875;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.175 BTC [+] -295659;1346027000;smickles;yay! my mouse started working again :D -295658;1346027041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00038311 = 5.67 BTC [-] -295657;1346027042;smickles;i contest that it was just ut usaf jamming my mouse as a test -295656;1346027071;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 7 @ 0.999 = 6.993 BTC [+] -295655;1346027145;mircea_popescu;next time they'll sorbet it. -295654;1346027215;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 49 @ 0.5 = 24.5 BTC [-] -295653;1346027256;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.23292418 BTC [-] -295652;1346027321;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 46 @ 0.5 = 23 BTC [-] -295651;1346027390;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 32 @ 0.5 = 16 BTC [-] -295650;1346027815;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.131 = 1.31 BTC [-] -295649;1346027817;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [-] -295648;1346027961;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9449 = 3.7796 BTC [+] -295647;1346027963;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 67 @ 0.945 = 63.315 BTC [+] -295646;1346027964;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.9498 = 4.749 BTC [+] -295645;1346027966;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.9499 = 14.2485 BTC [+] -295644;1346027967;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 59 @ 0.95 = 56.05 BTC [+] -295643;1346028116;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 9 @ 0.5 = 4.5 BTC [-] -295642;1346028144;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 50 @ 0.959 = 47.95 BTC [-] -295641;1346028146;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 30 @ 0.96 = 28.8 BTC [+] -295640;1346028242;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 54 @ 0.086 = 4.644 BTC [-] -295639;1346028528;EmanuelDeOrtego;You know, I like how evoorhees doesn't use more than 1 confirmation -295638;1346028533;EmanuelDeOrtego;yet he doesn't get scammed -295637;1346028692;bitfoo;it's because he uses your bet transaction as one of the inputs to send back funds -295636;1346028703;bitfoo;so if your initial transaction goes invalid, so does the payout -295635;1346028728;EmanuelDeOrtego;Oooo -295634;1346028732;mircea_popescu;you have no incentive. -295633;1346028736;EmanuelDeOrtego;So it only works in his instance. -295632;1346028740;EmanuelDeOrtego;Gotcha. -295631;1346028742;bitfoo;yeah -295630;1346028770;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [-] -295629;1346028782;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.6799 = 4.7593 BTC [+] -295628;1346028798;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -295627;1346028940;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 3 @ 0.05099 = 0.153 BTC [-] -295626;1346028946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10024 @ 0.00038311 = 3.8403 BTC [-] -295625;1346028949;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 10 @ 0.10099999 = 1.01 BTC [-] -295624;1346029019;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.0034 = 0.0238 BTC [+] -295623;1346029023;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 90 @ 0.10099999 = 9.09 BTC [-] -295622;1346029073;EmanuelDeOrtego;I withdraw money from GLBSE -295621;1346029077;EmanuelDeOrtego;Change my mind -295620;1346029083;EmanuelDeOrtego;Put it back on -295619;1346029086;EmanuelDeOrtego;wait forever -295618;1346029091;EmanuelDeOrtego;and wonder what the hell is wrong with me -295617;1346029148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00038373 = 4.6815 BTC [+] -295616;1346029181;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.103 = 0.206 BTC [+] -295615;1346029184;mircea_popescu;don't change your mind -295614;1346029664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00038658 = 2.3581 BTC [+] -295613;1346029824;BTC-Mining;EmanuelDeOrtega, what? -295612;1346029831;BTC-Mining;Put that money to work -295611;1346029851;BTC-Mining;or loan it to me for 0.5% weekly eh -295610;1346029883;EmanuelDeOrtego;>Ortega -295609;1346029885;Diablo-D3;lol BTC-Mining -295608;1346029897;BTC-Mining;sorry about the a -295607;1346029902;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's very common. -295606;1346029907;EmanuelDeOrtego;It finds itself everywhere. -295605;1346030114;mircea_popescu;BTC-Minina is right. -295604;1346030159;BTC-Mining;I... see what you did there? -295603;1346030181;mircea_popescu;:p -295602;1346030318;EmanuelDeOrtego;Okay, I made a deposit and 11 confirmations later, nothing. -295601;1346030352;BTC-Mining;Go on withdraw/deposit page... -295600;1346030360;BTC-Mining;and click on check for deposit -295599;1346030386;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nothing unfortunately -295598;1346030392;smickles;that's not uncommon -295597;1346030402;EmanuelDeOrtego;Good. -295596;1346030410;smickles;yeah, have no fear -295595;1346030429;EmanuelDeOrtego;If it shows up tonight, that's good enough. -295594;1346030431;BTC-Mining;I always get my money on time... -295593;1346030431;mircea_popescu;is glbse manual too ? -295592;1346030434;smickles;my personal high is 15 conf, iirc -295591;1346030439;BTC-Mining;no, it's not manual -295590;1346030646;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0034 = 3.4 BTC [+] -295589;1346030858;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.4001 BTC [-] -295588;1346030868;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10000 @ 0.0034 = 34 BTC [+] -295587;1346030873;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -295586;1346030891;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0034 = 17 BTC [+] -295585;1346030910;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0034 = 3.4 BTC [+] -295584;1346030922;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0798 BTC [-] -295583;1346030930;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0034 = 1.7 BTC [+] -295582;1346030932;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 12 @ 0.0034 = 0.0408 BTC [+] -295581;1346030975;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 35 @ 0.08 = 2.8 BTC [+] -295580;1346030980;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.103 = 0.721 BTC [+] -295579;1346030983;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, if anyone what's the scraps of GDSPT come and get'em -295578;1346031006;mircea_popescu;did it run out of asks again ? -295577;1346031018;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 58 @ 0.103 = 5.974 BTC [+] -295576;1346031025;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0034 = 0.34 BTC [+] -295575;1346031041;mircea_popescu;;;later tell deadterra almost out of asks on gsdpt again -295574;1346031042;gribble;The operation succeeded. -295573;1346031048;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's getting there soon -295572;1346031085;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -295571;1346031086;mircea_popescu;.py 6222 * 0.0034 -295570;1346031086;markac;21.1548 -295569;1346031095;mircea_popescu;ya almost gone -295568;1346031101;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1345 = 1.345 BTC [+] -295567;1346031119;EmanuelDeOrtego;If Meni gets bot up for POLY.10.1 I'll buy the rest -295566;1346031122;EmanuelDeOrtego;his* -295565;1346031132;EmanuelDeOrtego;but he probably won't so *shrug* -295564;1346031157;smickles;waht is poly.10. -295563;1346031158;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.08967999 = 0.3587 BTC [+] -295562;1346031168;smickles;err, you know what i meant -295561;1346031177;EmanuelDeOrtego;Basically a Bitcoin long -295560;1346031198;smickles;is it better than buying a call? -295559;1346031205;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nope, not really -295558;1346031221;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.3901 BTC [-] -295557;1346031222;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -295556;1346031224;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -295555;1346031225;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [-] -295554;1346031226;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.36 BTC [-] -295553;1346031226;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -295552;1346031227;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [-] -295551;1346031228;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.33001137 = 4.6202 BTC [-] -295550;1346031229;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.33 = 1.32 BTC [-] -295549;1346031246;mircea_popescu;smickles it's some bizzare/useless wannabe-option thing -295548;1346031380;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am trying to guess the top on Satoshi Dice but it's hard without a dividend yet -295547;1346031401;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's deflation proof until a certain point -295546;1346031416;EmanuelDeOrtego;and he will have a natural monopoly for some time -295545;1346031416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24176 @ 0.00038311 = 9.2621 BTC [-] -295544;1346031417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9424 @ 0.00038248 = 3.6045 BTC [-] -295543;1346031420;EmanuelDeOrtego;unless he goes full retard -295542;1346031458;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 21 @ 0.1349 = 2.8329 BTC [+] -295541;1346031503;mircea_popescu;i doubt voorhees goes retard. -295540;1346031598;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 10 @ 0.085 = 0.85 BTC [+] -295539;1346031604;smickles;;;ident EmanuelDeOrtego -295538;1346031605;gribble;Nick 'EmanuelDeOrtego', with hostmask 'EmanuelDeOrtego!~k@74.196.233.153', is not identified. -295537;1346031609;mircea_popescu;anyway if the most recent data holds i can see it going to 50 -295536;1346031621;BTC-Mining;? -295535;1346031629;EmanuelDeOrtego;50 what? -295534;1346031629;smickles;err, do you have a WOT identity EmanuelDeOrtego ? -295533;1346031643;EmanuelDeOrtego;smickles: Used to. -295532;1346031652;EmanuelDeOrtego;I had a 1000 BTC loan on that. -295531;1346031656;mircea_popescu;its 320k now, 500k. -295530;1346031658;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -295529;1346031669;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just lost the credentials. -295528;1346031675;BTC-Mining;Oh, total valuation -295527;1346031691;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 10 @ 0.2573 = 2.573 BTC [-] -295526;1346031718;smickles;as to the issue of the dividend, i think evoorhees did mention total profits month to date -295525;1346031732;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0034 = 0.0102 BTC [+] -295524;1346031741;smickles;and that it has already beaten the statistically expected dividend -295523;1346031751;mircea_popescu;it was up significantly -295522;1346031752;smickles;which is about 19% iirc -295521;1346031839;BTC-Mining;SatoshiDice transactions just keep going up... -295520;1346031840;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.103 = 0.206 BTC [+] -295519;1346031855;EmanuelDeOrtego;Hmmm -295518;1346031863;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0034 = 17 BTC [+] -295517;1346031879;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 1 @ 0.1096 BTC [-] -295516;1346031881;mircea_popescu;lol where is deadterra! -295515;1346031891;BTC-Mining;0.0034 all gone almost already -295514;1346031893;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bubble time. -295513;1346031905;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1217 @ 0.0034 = 4.1378 BTC [+] -295512;1346031912;mircea_popescu;yup -295511;1346031913;EmanuelDeOrtego;I wish I had enough money to buy them all. -295510;1346031918;mircea_popescu;they're gone. -295509;1346031929;BTC-Mining;I have almost 50k personally -295508;1346031947;mircea_popescu;o did they even sell that much ?! -295507;1346031952;mircea_popescu;!ticker GSDPT -295506;1346031954;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0033099] [Ask: 0.0035] [Spread: 0.0001901] [Last: 0.0034] [24hVol: 188.8802] [7dAvg: 0.00379333] -295505;1346031962;mircea_popescu;hmm doesn't say -295504;1346031979;BTC-Mining;https://glbse.com/api/quantity_trading/GSDPT -295503;1346031986;BTC-Mining;299525 -295502;1346031989;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.10974 = 0.3292 BTC [+] -295501;1346031990;EmanuelDeOrtego;300000 total -295500;1346031991;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [+] -295499;1346031993;mircea_popescu;.py 986.838 / 35 -295498;1346031993;markac;28.1953714286 -295497;1346032000;mircea_popescu;280k or so it sold huh -295496;1346032020;mircea_popescu;o ya, cheaper orifginally. i see -295495;1346032048;EmanuelDeOrtego;Let's see if somebody is stupid enough to buy it up to 70 again -295494;1346032050;mircea_popescu;i wonder how many people have the sense to put bids at 34 -295493;1346032058;mircea_popescu;as opposed to buy at 35-40-50 etc -295492;1346032088;BTC-Mining;The other days they were selling at 70 =/ -295491;1346032110;EmanuelDeOrtego;I need to sell when that happens. For some reason I wouldn't doubt it holding there though. -295490;1346032141;EmanuelDeOrtego;People claiming all the dividends in one swift valuation. -295489;1346032161;mircea_popescu;tbh, irt going to 50 i could see. it going to 70 seems a little rich. -295488;1346032166;mircea_popescu;maybe next year. -295487;1346032172;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's why dividends are stupid. He should just do share buybacks. -295486;1346032183;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego nobody says he doesn't. -295485;1346032183;BTC-Mining;We'll see how it goes, also with the new design and all -295484;1346032189;EmanuelDeOrtego;Hmmm -295483;1346032191;EmanuelDeOrtego;Very well -295482;1346032208;mircea_popescu;entirely within his right to buy up however many shares. -295481;1346032210;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 32 @ 0.00989 = 0.3165 BTC [-] -295480;1346032312;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [+] -295479;1346032352;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1349 BTC [+] -295478;1346032359;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 0.998999 = 3.996 BTC [+] -295477;1346032397;smickles;can someone do an independant calc here, i figured the expected dividend per share each month should be 0.00005505 -295476;1346032486;BTC-Mining;Seems too high -295475;1346032500;BTC-Mining;What his the net profit each month currently? -295474;1346032505;BTC-Mining;to be distributed? -295473;1346032534;mircea_popescu;like 3k ? -295472;1346032538;smickles;2,990.69 (expected) -295471;1346032577;smickles;so it's 0.00002990 -295470;1346032587;BTC-Mining;0.000029 per share then it seems -295469;1346032616;BTC-Mining;A bit under 1% per month or 10% per year, assuming no growth -295468;1346032634;BTC-Mining;Seems like a traditional company valuation -295467;1346032653;smickles;then what is that cedus guy in the forums saying that the forward dividend yeild is 19.15% for? -295466;1346032672;BTC-Mining;no idea -295465;1346032692;smickles;.py .00002990 / .00345 -295464;1346032693;markac;0.00866666666667 -295463;1346032717;smickles;.py (.00002990 / .00345) * 12 -295462;1346032717;markac;0.104 -295461;1346032744;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.1029 = 5.145 BTC [-] -295460;1346032789;smickles;oh -295459;1346032819;smickles;they claim that 19 based on the past 30 days performance as of their posting on the 24th -295458;1346032827;mircea_popescu;yeah -295457;1346032830;mircea_popescu;it went up this month -295456;1346032843;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.95 = 1.9 BTC [+] -295455;1346032893;smickles;.py ((6506.96/100000000)/.00345)*12 -295454;1346032894;markac;0.226329043478 -295453;1346032921;mircea_popescu;myea. -295452;1346032924;smickles;so 22% now -295451;1346032934;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 18 @ 0.5 = 9 BTC [-] -295450;1346032938;mircea_popescu;may be. -295449;1346032941;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [+] -295448;1346032952;smickles;but that is a bad number to look at, -295447;1346032967;smickles;forward div yeild based on one good month -295446;1346032998;smickles;we should either use the statistical expectation, or the alltime actual data -295445;1346033031;mircea_popescu;yeah. -295444;1346033039;mircea_popescu;tho... if it's booming it's booming. -295443;1346033065;smickles;just variance tho, like a red streak in roulette -295442;1346033108;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [+] -295441;1346033141;mircea_popescu;nah cause their actual bids are up significantly. -295440;1346033156;mircea_popescu;and variance was actually under before. -295439;1346033196;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.103 = 2.06 BTC [+] -295438;1346033212;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1349 BTC [+] -295437;1346033214;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.135 = 1.215 BTC [+] -295436;1346033236;mircea_popescu;course, if we had a year's worth of data. but there's pretty much 4 months of which prolly the first is meaningless anyway. -295435;1346033276;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.08967999 = 0.7174 BTC [+] -295434;1346033278;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.08977999 = 1.0774 BTC [+] -295433;1346033407;smickles;still, a 10% yeild is damn good -295432;1346033446;smickles;imo, for this sort of venture -295431;1346033491;mircea_popescu;well, some say too low some say pretty good... -295430;1346033493;mircea_popescu;it's a market. -295429;1346033531;smickles;mircea_popescu: does mpex have to capability to do share based dividends, rather than cash? -295428;1346033546;mircea_popescu;what sense would that make ? -295427;1346033565;smickles;some companies do it -295426;1346033577;mircea_popescu;so if some companies jumped in the river... -295425;1346033603;smickles;it makes some investors feel like they get more, and it makes the companies feel like they pleased their envestors for no cost -295424;1346033613;smickles;*investors -295423;1346033619;mircea_popescu;at most there could be splitting if the prices get out of hand -295422;1346033746;smickles;.py ((7,083.12/100000000)/.00345)*12 -295421;1346033747;markac;TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for /: 'tuple' and 'float' -295420;1346033752;smickles;.py ((7083.12/100000000)/.00345)*12 -295419;1346033753;markac;0.246369391304 -295418;1346033769;mircea_popescu;lol -295417;1346033769;smickles;i had the wrong number for august's profit -295416;1346033774;mircea_popescu;myea. -295415;1346033776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36693 @ 0.00038432 = 14.1019 BTC [+] -295414;1346033781;mircea_popescu;it could be uber sweet, is the thing. we see. -295413;1346033784;smickles;"it just keeps going up" -295412;1346033808;smickles;i suppose we'll see how well evoorhees can keep it up -295411;1346033828;smickles;harr harr -295410;1346033838;mircea_popescu;august pays no dividends to stock. september could be -500 btc -295409;1346033842;mircea_popescu;i mean you never know. -295408;1346033868;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 100 @ 0.05 = 5 BTC [-] -295407;1346033870;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [+] -295406;1346033876;smickles;aww, that's too bad -295405;1346033886;smickles;i would've liked a nice quick payoff -295404;1346033891;mircea_popescu;:p -295403;1346033898;EmanuelDeOrtego;There's still the Speculative value -295402;1346033912;smickles;it would've pleased my 'merican sensibilities -295401;1346033958;smickles;june was -2k -295400;1346034011;mircea_popescu;i think that was on old rake. -295399;1346034020;smickles;lol, i remember this, but it's entertaining to go over it againg -295398;1346034029;smickles;so june starts out up ~2k -295397;1346034034;smickles;then day by day -295396;1346034040;smickles;1: -131 -295395;1346034043;smickles;2: -177 -295394;1346034051;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 9 @ 0.068 = 0.612 BTC [+] -295393;1346034053;smickles;3: - 640 -295392;1346034060;smickles;4: -1031 -295391;1346034063;mircea_popescu;so i get 2-2 and flop shows a 2 -295390;1346034066;smickles;5: - 784 -295389;1346034067;mircea_popescu;everyone's bidding like crazy -295388;1346034084;smickles;so on day 6, he's lost all profit -295387;1346034096;smickles;6: + 150 -295386;1346034104;smickles;7: -510 -295385;1346034146;smickles;from there he slowly recovers tho via ebb and flow -295384;1346034149;mircea_popescu;that was a sweet 4 btc lol -295383;1346034176;smickles;mircea_popescu: seals? -295382;1346034182;mircea_popescu;yeah -295381;1346034204;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0035 BTC [+] -295380;1346034206;smickles;hmm, i think i still have about 2 btc there -295379;1346034210;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.08977999 = 0.3591 BTC [+] -295378;1346034223;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 10 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0012 BTC [+] -295377;1346034225;smickles;clearly, you are playing above my tolerances tho -295376;1346034227;EmanuelDeOrtego;Who buys 1 share of GSDPT? -295375;1346034245;mircea_popescu;srsly. -295374;1346034255;mircea_popescu;smickles 300/500 -295373;1346034279;smickles;maybe i'll join as see how long i'll last -295372;1346034288;Doffx;Ahh fuck all I have is .0035 after that transaction fee, I think ill buy 1 GSDPT with it sweet! -295371;1346034309;smickles;but then, maybe my mouse will quit again -295370;1346034324;mircea_popescu;they're noobs tho, dun kno how to play this game. -295369;1346034423;EmanuelDeOrtego;So what is Satoshi Dice's current valuation? -295368;1346034484;mircea_popescu;340k btc -295367;1346034530;mircea_popescu;or thereabouts -295366;1346034713;mircea_popescu;just wiped a guy. kkk here 888 there. 11k -295365;1346034830;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [+] -295364;1346034879;smickles;oh my -295363;1346034904;mircea_popescu;im +20k past 30 mins. -295362;1346034915;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.08 = 0.8 BTC [-] -295361;1346034917;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 25 @ 0.071 = 1.775 BTC [-] -295360;1346034918;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 100 @ 0.071 = 7.1 BTC [-] -295359;1346034927;mircea_popescu;which you know... i didnt know you could play pro poker in btc -295358;1346034934;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC -295357;1346034946;smickles;i'm up 1.5%, i should just stop now -295356;1346034954;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.08977999 BTC [+] -295355;1346034958;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 67 @ 0.08977999 = 6.0153 BTC [+] -295354;1346034960;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.08978 = 2.9627 BTC [+] -295353;1346035033;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.08 = 0.24 BTC [+] -295352;1346035107;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [+] -295351;1346035218;smickles;ack, 5/4 off suit -295350;1346035245;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [+] -295349;1346035365;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.08978 = 0.1796 BTC [+] -295348;1346035384;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.08978 BTC [+] -295347;1346035386;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 197 @ 0.103 = 20.291 BTC [+] -295346;1346035430;EmanuelDeOrtego;"4.2. This contract is the sole and complete agreement between the parties. It may not be modified by third parties, irrespective if said parties should style themselves "court of law", "judge" or otherwise. " -295345;1346035436;EmanuelDeOrtego;Wow, just wow. Haha. -295344;1346035486;smickles;that's my favorite section -295343;1346035575;MoneyIsDebt;Which asset is that? -295342;1346035611;EmanuelDeOrtego;Satoshi Dice -295341;1346035627;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego ;) -295340;1346035650;mircea_popescu;philosophy is good, practice is better still. -295339;1346035653;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.08 = 1.6 BTC [+] -295338;1346035683;EmanuelDeOrtego;I want to imagine a judge reading that -295337;1346035684;smickles;wow, just won a pot about as large as the max buy in with highcard -295336;1346035697;EmanuelDeOrtego;Where? -295335;1346035718;smickles;puddle -295334;1346035724;smickles;er -295333;1346035725;smickles;pond -295332;1346035822;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00103479 = 5.2774 BTC [+] -295331;1346035947;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.104 = 0.936 BTC [+] -295330;1346035978;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [+] -295329;1346035982;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.33021337 BTC [+] -295328;1346035985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7646 @ 0.00038248 = 2.9244 BTC [-] -295327;1346035992;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.3511 = 0.7022 BTC [-] -295326;1346036012;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.3391 = 0.6782 BTC [-] -295325;1346036040;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.33011337 = 5.2818 BTC [-] -295324;1346036070;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.339 = 6.78 BTC [-] -295323;1346036107;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.33 = 4.95 BTC [-] -295322;1346036135;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.57 = 3.14 BTC [-] -295321;1346036148;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10211 = 0.2042 BTC [-] -295320;1346036319;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.0035 = 0.0875 BTC [+] -295319;1346036343;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [-] -295318;1346036351;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [+] -295317;1346036438;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 46 @ 0.33 = 15.18 BTC [-] -295316;1346036439;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -295315;1346036441;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [-] -295314;1346036442;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.31 BTC [-] -295313;1346036443;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 74 @ 0.300001 = 22.2001 BTC [-] -295312;1346036444;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 44 @ 0.3 = 13.2 BTC [-] -295311;1346036535;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [+] -295310;1346036620;smickles; -295309;1346036648;EmanuelDeOrtego;where do you guys play poker? -295308;1346036725;smickles;sealswithclubs.eu is where most people seem to play -295307;1346036747;bitfoo;I suck at poker -295306;1346036764;bitfoo;I just bleed money, even in the puddle -295305;1346036790;Jackmaninov;lol, pirate appaears and TYGRR.BOND-P rallies :) -295304;1346036842;Gladamas;:) -295303;1346036880;Doffx;Rally? -295302;1346036894;Doffx;that looks like a selloff at first -295301;1346036921;bitfoo;again? lol -295300;1346036930;rg;[20:06] <+Gladamas> I'd just like to say, I never expected all this madness when I shutdown BS&T. It's been a lot more work than I could have even thought and I simply messed up. In hindsight, I shouldn't have stopped things so suddenly. Although it was nice to finally get some sleep, things have been spiraling out of control this week and pushing my personal deadlines. -295299;1346036930;rg;[20:06] <+Gladamas> At this point and in an attempt to stop the bleeding (interest) I'm going to be forced to payout everyone at once, which I'm sure will piss off enough people to counter the lack of payouts but I don't see any other way of handling this. -295298;1346036932;mircea_popescu;moar excuses and promises ? -295297;1346036947;Jackmaninov;yeah, my bad, only looked at the last few trades -295296;1346036954;Gladamas;if you want to put it that way mircea -295295;1346036966;Doffx;I dunno, I hope that means hes going to payout -295294;1346036992;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 417 @ 0.08978 = 37.4383 BTC [+] -295293;1346036994;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 907 @ 0.089799 = 81.4477 BTC [+] -295292;1346037014;EmanuelDeOrtego;I'm going to be forced to pay everyone out at once... -295291;1346037019;EmanuelDeOrtego;Whenever the market collapses. -295290;1346037022;mircea_popescu;which I'm sure will piss off enough people << who's it gonna piss off ? -295289;1346037045;EmanuelDeOrtego;They are going to be pissed off because it will be a long time until he pays out. -295288;1346037054;mircea_popescu;lol -295287;1346037058;mircea_popescu;everyone at once, in 2055 -295286;1346037061;Chaang-Noi;to cut down interest payments would it not be faster to pay off people when he had coin, and not just wiat until he had it all? -295285;1346037068;mircea_popescu;let's face it, he can't pay in the indefinite future. -295284;1346037079;mircea_popescu;btc is going up, he;s a two bit hustler. -295283;1346037081;MoneyIsDebt;or simply stop interest when he shut down the operations -295282;1346037107;mircea_popescu;he's not stopping interest. you don't understand how scams work -295281;1346037111;mircea_popescu;gotta give people shit to mull over. -295280;1346037115;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.1826746 = 182.6746 BTC [+] -295279;1346037124;mircea_popescu;mmkay. -295278;1346037136;MoneyIsDebt;saying he'll release all at once might be an attempt to bring the btc price down -295277;1346037153;mircea_popescu;yaya. -295276;1346037218;mircea_popescu;scumbag dude. pays 11 people worth 500btc total -295275;1346037224;mircea_popescu;announces he will pauy "all at once" -295274;1346037248;EmanuelDeOrtego;MoneyisDebt: Bingo. -295273;1346037276;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's becoming more and more obvious that he doesn't have the BTC. -295272;1346037286;Jackmaninov;first time I think he's sounded uncertain... -295271;1346037314;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.3899 = 1.1697 BTC [-] -295270;1346037367;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.4999 = 0.9998 BTC [+] -295269;1346037368;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC [+] -295268;1346037382;MoneyIsDebt;seems the market is not moving on the news though -295267;1346037393;Chaang-Noi;its mixed news -295266;1346037402;bitfoo;and it's nothing really new -295265;1346037404;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.465 = 3.255 BTC [+] -295264;1346037405;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.3512 = 0.7024 BTC [-] -295263;1346037406;bitfoo;same status -295262;1346037407;bitfoo;no timelines -295261;1346037413;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 26 @ 0.465 = 12.09 BTC [+] -295260;1346037433;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [-] -295259;1346037454;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.3391 = 0.6782 BTC [+] -295258;1346037456;Chaang-Noi;no timeline -295257;1346037461;MoneyIsDebt;maybe the real news is that he has no market influence any more -295256;1346037461;Chaang-Noi;and a payout all at once.. very odd -295255;1346037475;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 19 @ 0.339 = 6.441 BTC [-] -295254;1346037480;Ignatius-otc;nothing new, excuses, no timeline... -295253;1346037488;Ignatius-otc;"uneventful" -295252;1346037499;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 12 @ 0.338 = 4.056 BTC [-] -295251;1346037516;BTC-Mining;It makes no sense to keep interest going, say those interests are bleeding him, and the fix to be paying everyone all at once... -295250;1346037541;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining scams work by not making sense. -295249;1346037543;BTC-Mining;Instead of individually, as soon as possible -295248;1346037559;BTC-Mining;How can not making sense work?! -295247;1346037585;BTCHero;how can it not work at this point -295246;1346037588;mircea_popescu;what news lol. -295245;1346037596;mircea_popescu;pirate is last week's news. he didn't happen. moving on. -295244;1346037605;EmanuelDeOrtego;His influence has dried up completely. -295243;1346037609;BTC-Mining;Since when is senseless things better to invest in then senseful ones? -295242;1346037611;EmanuelDeOrtego;The market won't budge for him anymore. -295241;1346037616;mircea_popescu;like one of those one hit bands. -295240;1346037642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11091 @ 0.00038432 = 4.2625 BTC [+] -295239;1346037642;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining scams appeal to the irrational part of people. -295238;1346037643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30296 @ 0.00038435 = 11.6443 BTC [+] -295237;1346037674;mircea_popescu;creo quia absurdum est. -295236;1346037681;mircea_popescu;oldest scam in the book, xtianity. -295235;1346037700;boonies4u;actually, i would say pirate's influence has increased -295234;1346037715;boonies4u;now that MNW's bid has capped -295233;1346037751;BTC-Mining;why? -295232;1346037763;EmanuelDeOrtego;Matthew's bet only says he has a 50/50 chance of paying out. -295231;1346037768;mircea_popescu;that wright muppet makes bids now ? -295230;1346037781;BTC-Mining;50/50? -295229;1346037808;EmanuelDeOrtego;1:1 -295228;1346037814;EmanuelDeOrtego;$100k on each side -295227;1346037824;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego: he originally felt that odds were in his favor -295226;1346037835;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego: I think it went down to 50% as the bids came in -295225;1346037842;boonies4u;and he had conversations -295224;1346037852;mircea_popescu;http://www.betsofbitco.in/item?id=566 o hey, somebody bid -295223;1346037866;Jackmaninov;pirate statement over? -295222;1346037875;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: if I was a hacker, I would bet for myself -295221;1346037885;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: if I was confident enough -295220;1346037902;mircea_popescu;i imagine that was a just in case bet. -295219;1346037929;mircea_popescu;im kind of amused tho, for all the hordes of forum idiots that whine about mpex -295218;1346037942;Doffx;I still wonder if the delay is related to LR being down. -295217;1346037943;mircea_popescu;that the best they came up with is 1 btc which actually was there from before their finding out the world exists. -295216;1346037948;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: would you still pay someone who compromised MPEX AND caused damages? -295215;1346037954;boonies4u;or only if they didn't touch anything? :P -295214;1346037969;mircea_popescu;1.337 ? sure lol. -295213;1346037979;mircea_popescu;what exactly would he damage tho. -295212;1346037992;BTC-Mining;all your date? -295211;1346037995;BTC-Mining;data* -295210;1346037997;mircea_popescu;make the page say "Mircea Popescu sux!!" -295209;1346038026;boonies4u;damages -295208;1346038027;boonies4u;in general -295207;1346038029;BTC-Mining;no, he would add a word after sux. -295206;1346038042;mircea_popescu;Mircea Popescu sux eggs!!! -295205;1346038075;boonies4u;Mircea Popescu is a scam artist and has a small penis. -295204;1346038078;boonies4u;foolproof -295203;1346038087;BTC-Mining;aaaiiarrriiigght -295202;1346038092;mircea_popescu;please don't smoke teh cock -295201;1346038095;mircea_popescu;it bothers the artiste -295200;1346038104;mircea_popescu;you guise ever saw man on the moon ? -295199;1346038163;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.33510001 = 0.6702 BTC [-] -295198;1346038164;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 135 @ 0.33500001 = 45.225 BTC [-] -295197;1346038165;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 19 @ 0.333 = 6.327 BTC [-] -295196;1346038166;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.32 = 3.2 BTC [-] -295195;1346038191;mircea_popescu;!topic -295194;1346038325;BTCHero;How would a business hedge a large number of coins, say 100k usd worth, so that they wouldn't have to worry about btc price rising -295193;1346038334;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.3501 = 0.7002 BTC [-] -295192;1346038336;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 6 @ 0.35 = 2.1 BTC [-] -295191;1346038366;BTCHero;is it even feasible to do this for an extended period of time? -295190;1346038402;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 14 @ 0.1 = 1.4 BTC -295189;1346038427;kakobrekla;;;topic -295188;1346038427;gribble;Bitcoin asset exchanges: GLBSE https://glbse.com || MPEx http://polimedia.us/mpex || CST https://cryptostocks.com || ICBIT https://icbit.se || list bot commands: !help || Streaming trades only: #bitcoin-assets-trades || a biased message: http://smpake.com/ || Net Chart: http://bit.ly/RMjqah -295187;1346038436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34052 @ 0.00038248 = 13.0242 BTC [-] -295186;1346038437;mircea_popescu;BTCHero buy calls. -295185;1346038440;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.095 BTC [+] -295184;1346038522;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.35 = 1.75 BTC [-] -295183;1346038571;smickles;.py 4764/2000.0 -295182;1346038571;markac;2.382 -295181;1346038575;smickles;fuck yeah -295180;1346038616;smickles;bought in at 2, cashed out with 4.764 -295179;1346038733;EmanuelDeOrtego;smick: What security? : O -295178;1346038740;smickles;poker ;) -295177;1346038755;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -295176;1346038798;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -295175;1346038833;smickles;aww, cashouts are paid within 24 hrs :/ -295174;1346038858;BTCHero;but is ilk -295173;1346038892;smickles;huh? -295172;1346038920;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.193 = 0.386 BTC [+] -295171;1346038964;BTCHero;daughter got to the keyboard -295170;1346038964;EmanuelDeOrtego;Why do all penny stocks, without fail, start with that huge spike and crash? -295169;1346038995;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 440 @ 0.0035 = 1.54 BTC [+] -295168;1346039010;boonies4u;oh god, there's an asset called SYNERGY? -295167;1346039028;EmanuelDeOrtego;Corporate-speak company. -295166;1346039054;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bringing synergy to the workplace(TM) -295165;1346039059;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09938 BTC [+] -295164;1346039075;smickles;oh wow, i just realized you could use bitinstant to 'deposit' usd to any btc addy -295163;1346039082;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego: they come up with new corporate terms, and then make royalties off them? -295162;1346039085;boonies4u;lovely idea -295161;1346039099;smickles;the 'any' didn't really click with me before now -295160;1346039138;BTC-Mining;SYNERGY? reminds me of a Dilbert cartoon... -295159;1346039138;EmanuelDeOrtego;I would buy the shit out of a BitInstant IPO -295158;1346039150;BTC-Mining;BitInstant IPO? I'd be in -295157;1346039153;bitfoo;that's exactly why there won't be one -295156;1346039154;smickles;reminds me of that one comercial -295155;1346039188;mircea_popescu;no you wouldn't, you'd be all "too high p/e x" -295154;1346039191;smickles;there was the clueless director, the yesman, the buzzword guy, and a woman in a confrence -295153;1346039223;smickles;it played this senario in 3 decades, the 70's, 80's and 90's -295152;1346039248;smickles;each time the director aske 'what do we do?' -295151;1346039256;boonies4u;EmanuelDeOrtego: I would buy into IPOs just for the quarterly reports :P -295150;1346039288;smickles;everyone gave predictable answers for their era, but then the janitor would chime in 'burn it!' -295149;1346039316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 389 @ 0.00038248 = 0.1488 BTC [-] -295148;1346039317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41700 @ 0.00038237 = 15.9448 BTC [-] -295147;1346039319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7411 @ 0.00038183 = 2.8297 BTC [-] -295146;1346039384;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [-] -295145;1346039431;BTC-Mining;Matthew is now at 13690 BTC in bets: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ajtx05YrHtIydFVHcGxLOExTbnhqajJLZmlSZUNtM3c#gid=0 -295144;1346039446;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 49 @ 0.7 = 34.3 BTC [+] -295143;1346039449;BTC-Mining;That's some massive bets... -295142;1346039466;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 13 @ 0.71 = 9.23 BTC [+] -295141;1346039489;BTC-Mining;Bets that pirate pays back 100% WITH interests. -295140;1346039495;EmanuelDeOrtego;Matthew is going to lose everything -295139;1346039513;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 17 @ 0.00999999 = 0.17 BTC [-] -295138;1346039517;BTC-Mining;or get the boot if he can't pay -295137;1346039525;smickles;BTC-Mining: i thought the max was 10000btc on that bet -295136;1346039537;BTC-Mining;He... keeps taking bets apparently -295135;1346039545;smickles;maybe MNW just needed an excuse to leave the community? -295134;1346039561;BTCHero;there is something wrong there obviously, can't wait to find out what -295133;1346039569;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10399 BTC [+] -295132;1346039571;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.104 = 0.416 BTC [+] -295131;1346039578;BTC-Mining;Well, to me it's a safe bet -295130;1346039591;smickles;heh, seems legit to me, get out of a place where you don't want to be, or get paid bank to stay there -295129;1346039606;boonies4u;BTC-Mining: he's only taking bets from people he think will pay if they lose though -295128;1346039624;BTC-Mining;yup -295127;1346039625;BTCHero;i bet him 6 whole coins -295126;1346039673;BTC-Mining;To lose tho, Pirate would need to refund everyone... in full... with interest... -295125;1346039693;boonies4u;BTC-Mining: did it include interest? -295124;1346039696;boonies4u;BTC-Mining: in the bet? -295123;1346039699;BTC-Mining;yes -295122;1346039710;boonies4u;oh MNW is fucked then -295121;1346039713;BTC-Mining;Pirate has to pay ALL, with all guaranteed interests -295120;1346039713;smickles;waht amount of interest (in the bet)? -295119;1346039751;BTC-Mining;The bet is as described in pirate's thread (where pirate says he'll pay back all funds with full interest) -295118;1346039753;EmanuelDeOrtego;130,000 dollars down the drain -295117;1346039765;jcpham;bo bitcoins -295116;1346039770;jcpham;not dollars -295115;1346039780;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, in dollars -295114;1346039783;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 13 @ 0.5 = 6.5 BTC [-] -295113;1346039784;jcpham;say it, bit-coin -295112;1346039784;smickles;D: what i couldn't do with >10kbtc -295111;1346039792;EmanuelDeOrtego;I mean, he doesn't have the Bitcoins -295110;1346039796;EmanuelDeOrtego;He has to buy them -295109;1346039799;BTC-Mining;He bets that pirate will pay as he described -295108;1346039805;BTCHero;like he will really pay, i just want something new to cry about... "mnw didn't pay me" -295107;1346039809;jcpham;smickles if i get over 10k btc -295106;1346039814;BTC-Mining;Why wouldn't ha have them? -295105;1346039815;jcpham;i'm sending it to you to manage -295104;1346039822;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 7 @ 0.5 = 3.5 BTC [-] -295103;1346039832;BTC-Mining;If he doesn't, he'll just get in trouble. -295102;1346039838;smickles;jcpham: I'll do my best, but don't expect 7% weekly -295101;1346039838;jcpham;for a fee of course -295100;1346039841;EmanuelDeOrtego;Because he thinks he's win -295099;1346039845;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -295098;1346039848;EmanuelDeOrtego;he'll* -295097;1346039863;smickles;EmanuelDeOrtego: i'm sure he thinks he's win too -295096;1346039881;BTC-Mining;Well if you think pirate doesn't pay back... go bet for the heck of it. -295095;1346039886;EmanuelDeOrtego;His girlfriend will leave him and he'll live off his friends -295094;1346039907;BTC-Mining;And be along everyone complaining and getting him out of the community =/ -295093;1346039912;EmanuelDeOrtego;BTC-Mining: Objectively, I just see it as a gamble. -295092;1346039919;BTC-Mining;Pretty much -295091;1346039934;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 25 @ 0.5 = 12.5 BTC [-] -295090;1346039940;smickles;it could be a hedge for some tho -295089;1346039950;jcpham;wow .5 on ppt? -295088;1346039958;smickles;seems high to me -295087;1346039961;jcpham;i haven't been paying attention -295086;1346039962;BTCHero;any news is good news i guess -295085;1346039984;smickles;jcpham: there were some people buying some ppts at >1 -295084;1346039986;smickles;yesterday -295083;1346039996;smickles;lunacy -295082;1346040210;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think the market has already written off Pirate's non-existent Bitcoins -295081;1346040340;jcpham;yowsers -295080;1346040391;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.09 = 2.25 BTC [+] -295079;1346040496;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -295078;1346040648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34054 @ 0.00038183 = 13.0028 BTC [-] -295077;1346040742;maximian;mircea_popescu: shouldn't the s.dice bid now be 0.0037 BTC? Or does the second block of 5M shares have to completely sell out first? -295076;1346040758;BTC-Mining;second block needs to sell out -295075;1346040765;BTC-Mining;last 3 million will be 0.0037 -295074;1346040769;mircea_popescu;hmm why didn't the 2nd block go in ? -295073;1346040770;mircea_popescu;1 sec -295072;1346040793;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09938 = 0.2981 BTC [+] -295071;1346040844;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 9 @ 1.02 = 9.18 BTC [+] -295070;1346040855;mircea_popescu;there we go. -295069;1346040860;mircea_popescu;timezones >< -295068;1346040874;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 24 @ 0.01405 = 0.3372 BTC [-] -295067;1346040886;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 64 @ 0.001045 = 0.0669 BTC [+] -295066;1346041001;maximian;cool.. I'm new to this IPO stuff, so I wasn't sure. -295065;1346041015;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.08 = 0.48 BTC [-] -295064;1346041039;mircea_popescu;they're there, course you wouldn't buy into them till the other batch sold out, so BTC-Mining is mostly right -295063;1346041047;mircea_popescu;more of a clerical point. -295062;1346041066;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 17 @ 0.08 = 1.36 BTC [-] -295061;1346041071;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 250 @ 0.1 = 25 BTC [+] -295060;1346041191;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 240 @ 0.104 = 24.96 BTC [+] -295059;1346041273;BTC-Mining;aye -295058;1346041366;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1000 @ 0.1 = 100 BTC -295057;1346041483;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 20 @ 1.95 = 39 BTC [-] -295056;1346041484;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 30 @ 1.98 = 59.4 BTC [+] -295055;1346041509;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.1298 BTC [+] -295054;1346041688;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [+] -295053;1346041724;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 2 @ 1.19 = 2.38 BTC [-] -295052;1346041725;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 40 @ 1.19739576 = 47.8958 BTC [+] -295051;1346041811;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1 @ 0.39966036 BTC [+] -295050;1346041929;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 70 @ 0.96 = 67.2 BTC [+] -295049;1346041931;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.961 = 9.61 BTC [+] -295048;1346041972;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.961 = 4.805 BTC [+] -295047;1346042190;mircea_popescu;Yeah, but the silent majority of Bitcoiners are leftists/socialists. Satoshi, most likely, is one of them. It's not at all shocking we are beginning the process of having government regulate Bitcoin, as a currency it was designed for this to happen. -295046;1346042191;mircea_popescu;o ya ? -295045;1346042199;mircea_popescu;who the fuck is a socialist ? raise your right hand -295044;1346042243;EmanuelDeOrtego;Rarity? -295043;1346042248;EmanuelDeOrtego;Is that you? -295042;1346042268;boonies4u;copumpkin: really? -295041;1346042273;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2701 BTC [-] -295040;1346042275;copumpkin;totally -295039;1346042275;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [-] -295038;1346042276;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [-] -295037;1346042277;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.241 = 1.205 BTC [-] -295036;1346042278;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -295035;1346042279;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.23 = 2.3 BTC [-] -295034;1346042280;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 0.223 = 2.453 BTC [-] -295033;1346042281;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.2202 = 4.404 BTC [-] -295032;1346042282;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.22001001 = 22.001 BTC [-] -295031;1346042283;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.2112 = 6.336 BTC [-] -295030;1346042283;boonies4u;:0 -295029;1346042284;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 500 @ 0.2 = 100 BTC [-] -295028;1346042295;boonies4u;20% damn -295027;1346042321;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego you know the idiot "? -295026;1346042332;mircea_popescu;copumpkin just has issues with authoritah. -295025;1346042333;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes. -295024;1346042336;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -295023;1346042338;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 70 @ 0.22000001 = 15.4 BTC [-] -295022;1346042346;EmanuelDeOrtego;The people who understand communism -295021;1346042348;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego tell him he needs a new sister, this one can't suck cock worth a shit. -295020;1346042360;copumpkin;EmanuelDeOrtego: I think he's talking about the dostoevsky book -295019;1346042369;EmanuelDeOrtego;True communists believe freedom is a resource to be rationed. -295018;1346042372;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 81 @ 0.33500011 = 27.135 BTC [-] -295017;1346042406;copumpkin;EmanuelDeOrtego: have you read marx and such? -295016;1346042406;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2746 @ 0.00103374 = 2.8387 BTC [-] -295015;1346042407;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 254 @ 0.00100036 = 0.2541 BTC [-] -295014;1346042417;EmanuelDeOrtego;copumpkin: Yes. Unfortunately. -295013;1346042429;boonies4u;I've read the communist manifesto, haven't read capital yet though -295012;1346042432;copumpkin;how come? -295011;1346042448;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -295010;1346042455;boonies4u;copumpkin: idk -295009;1346042512;mircea_popescu;such vile, putrid nonsense. why not read dianetics while you're at it. -295008;1346042528;copumpkin;mircea_popescu opinion on the matter is discounted for being biased -295007;1346042559;mircea_popescu;o right, i see. communists have unbiased oppinions -295006;1346042571;copumpkin;yes, communists are perfect -295005;1346042572;mircea_popescu;being so damned stupid as to have nothing to do with reality. thus perfectly biasless -295004;1346042574;mircea_popescu;i mean baseless. -295003;1346042595;mircea_popescu;i just want mccarthy back. -295002;1346042599;copumpkin;lol -295001;1346042601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30523 @ 0.00038435 = 11.7315 BTC [+] -295000;1346042603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15477 @ 0.00038441 = 5.9495 BTC [+] -294999;1346042618;EmanuelDeOrtego;Communists can have their ideals but as soon as they try to enforce it on me -294998;1346042619;mircea_popescu;being a communist should be a capital offense. -294997;1346042627;EmanuelDeOrtego;they are getting a full magazine of ammunition -294996;1346042629;copumpkin;lol -294995;1346042637;copumpkin;sounds like a just reaction -294994;1346042662;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 10 @ 0.005 = 0.05 BTC [-] -294993;1346042666;copumpkin;EmanuelDeOrtego: more likely if they come for you, they'll have bigger guns and more people to throw at you than you can fight off -294992;1346042670;copumpkin;and then they will capture you -294991;1346042673;copumpkin;and force you to give things away -294990;1346042679;copumpkin;to people who don't deserve them -294989;1346042692;copumpkin;muahahahahaha! -294988;1346042694;mircea_popescu;lol is he trying to troll ? -294987;1346042704;EmanuelDeOrtego;I know local militias -294986;1346042713;EmanuelDeOrtego;We can fight -294985;1346042714;mircea_popescu;I HAVE A COUSIN WHO WAS IN THE SEALS -294984;1346042716;mircea_popescu;bitch! -294983;1346042719;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -294982;1346042727;copumpkin;EmanuelDeOrtego: local militas will be forced into giving away things to people who don't deserve it, as well -294981;1346042733;copumpkin;you'll all be really sad for giving shit away -294980;1346042742;copumpkin;really fucking sad -294979;1346042742;copumpkin;because them commies will have bigger guns -294978;1346042742;copumpkin;and more people -294977;1346042755;copumpkin;your ideals will go down the drain the moment you give something away to someone who doesn't deserve it -294976;1346042789;mircea_popescu;i give shit away to ppl thart don't "deserve" it all the time wtf. -294975;1346042793;mircea_popescu;what's "deserve" !? -294974;1346042826;copumpkin;COMMUNIST -294973;1346042834;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.042 BTC [-] -294972;1346042836;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.04199 BTC [-] -294971;1346042837;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 7 @ 0.0411 = 0.2877 BTC [-] -294970;1346042839;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: come with me, comrade -294969;1346042862;boonies4u;lol -294968;1346042871;mircea_popescu;are you nuts lol -294967;1346042887;mircea_popescu;so wait, if i tip im a communist nao ? -294966;1346042923;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.10099999 = 10.1 BTC [-] -294965;1346042926;boonies4u;no you're a communist mao -294964;1346042931;boonies4u;puns :3 -294963;1346042944;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am not even going to argue this. Sun Tzu would be displeased. -294962;1346042948;smickles;so mircea_popescu 's a commie? -294961;1346042953;smickles;i knew it\ -294960;1346042956;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: yes -294959;1346042968;copumpkin;mccarthy would have you in jail by now -294958;1346042973;copumpkin;fucking red -294957;1346042989;mircea_popescu;i guess that jackshit character can add this to his litany -294956;1346042993;smickles;mccarthy's not here anymore, WE have to get him -294955;1346042994;mircea_popescu;im a communist pornographer -294954;1346043000;copumpkin;sweet -294953;1346043001;mircea_popescu;actually by that description i own wikipedia. -294952;1346043007;copumpkin;now EskimoBob and McCarthy will be after you -294951;1346043022;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob was already after me cause his wife ran off with this greek bum -294950;1346043026;mircea_popescu;25 years ago. -294949;1346043026;copumpkin;lol -294948;1346043033;copumpkin;oh I thought it was just because of the pr0n -294947;1346043034;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 10 @ 0.10099999 = 1.01 BTC [-] -294946;1346043036;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 90 @ 0.101 = 9.09 BTC [+] -294945;1346043040;copumpkin;because pr0n is inherently immoral -294944;1346043047;mircea_popescu;no. it was the pron of his ex wife. with a greek. -294943;1346043048;smickles;yeah -294942;1346043060;copumpkin;anyway, behold the only communist bitcoiner -294941;1346043062;boonies4u;copumpkin: >inherently >immoral -294940;1346043066;boonies4u;lol -294939;1346043085;mircea_popescu;you're prolly just saying you're a communist to get some ugly bird to go home with you. -294938;1346043095;copumpkin;she's pretty hot actually -294937;1346043127;boonies4u;i need something Mauve -294936;1346043130;mircea_popescu;when she gives head, does she share ? -294935;1346043139;boonies4u;anyone know where I can get Mauve clothing? -294934;1346043140;copumpkin;she stares into my asshole -294933;1346043149;smickles;O_o -294932;1346043157;smickles;or rather -294931;1346043160;smickles;*_o -294930;1346043162;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: the semen has to be evenly distributed -294929;1346043167;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: so yes, she minds -294928;1346043173;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.9738 = 2.9214 BTC [+] -294927;1346043174;mircea_popescu;boonies4u except i don't need any. -294926;1346043175;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 42 @ 0.9739 = 40.9038 BTC [+] -294925;1346043198;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0035 = 0.35 BTC [+] -294924;1346043199;copumpkin;I'm getting a bit sick of communism though -294923;1346043202;copumpkin;was thinking of being a nazi next -294922;1346043211;smickles;that's the spirit -294921;1346043214;mircea_popescu;in a true communist state they should have weekly rape sessions in highschools. -294920;1346043219;mircea_popescu;after all... the military gets horny. -294919;1346043224;copumpkin;yeah, I agree -294918;1346043246;mircea_popescu;http://seattle.cbslocal.com/2012/08/25/scientists-successfully-hack-brain-to-obtain-private-data/ i hope you didn't keep mindwallets. -294917;1346043258;copumpkin;o shit -294916;1346043276;smickles;well, total recall isn't aout of the question -294915;1346043295;copumpkin;do I get three boobs? -294914;1346043417;mircea_popescu;mk so the next person to buy 666 shares of something on mpex gets a bitcoin credited. -294913;1346043421;focked;mircea_popescu: how'd you fair at poker? -294912;1346043444;mircea_popescu;i lost L:D -294911;1346043445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 666 @ 0.00038441 = 0.256 BTC [+] -294910;1346043451;mircea_popescu;o hey that was quick -294909;1346043466;boonies4u;666 -294908;1346043495;BTC-Mining;damn... -294907;1346043500;mircea_popescu;that guy just made 400% :D -294906;1346043500;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 12 @ 0.05305401 = 0.6366 BTC [+] -294905;1346043506;BTC-Mining;I need an MPEX account to participate now -294904;1346043518;BTC-Mining;in the Devil's games -294903;1346043648;focked;damn, i tried to buy something for .666 btc to be cute -294902;1346043656;copumpkin;focked: *fare -294901;1346043668;mircea_popescu;your math. it is wrong. -294900;1346043679;smickles;just slightly -294899;1346043697;mircea_popescu;slightyl wrong math is WRONG -294898;1346043699;mircea_popescu;RAGEEEEEE -294897;1346043699;smickles;maybe i didn't have enough btc in my account -294896;1346043713;BTC-Mining;eh, I keep getting 2-3 affiliates each month O.o -294895;1346043721;mircea_popescu;what you selling ? -294894;1346043730;BTC-Mining;On some text links advertising network =/ -294893;1346043736;BTC-Mining;Wonder where they come from -294892;1346043752;mircea_popescu;china -294891;1346043753;BTC-Mining;I got 29$ apparently in it -294890;1346043754;mircea_popescu;and brazil. -294889;1346043763;BTC-Mining;for 5% commission on publishers -294888;1346043773;smickles;if i keep up my growth at this brokerage, plus winning at poker, i could retire eventually -294887;1346043794;BTC-Mining;nevermind, 10% -294886;1346043801;BTC-Mining;5% is for advertisers -294885;1346043807;smickles;oh, and my cat video on youtube, raking in 1 usd per month -294884;1346043811;smickles;i'm golden -294883;1346043815;BTC-Mining;I was getting 3$ a day long ago however -294882;1346043830;BTC-Mining;Received around 900$, lasted 1 year. -294881;1346043880;mircea_popescu;smickles i went in with 14 btc, lost like 10 of it a week ago. forgot about it till now. turned my 4btc into 27 btc -294880;1346043882;mircea_popescu;then lost the lot. -294879;1346043903;smickles;bad luck -294878;1346043918;mircea_popescu;haha it's kind of how i play poker. ups and downs. -294877;1346043931;mircea_popescu;i make too much irl to be bother with variance grind. -294876;1346043941;BTC-Mining;Turned 4 BTC > 36 BTC > 0 BTC -294875;1346043946;smickles;ya know, I technically had to declare my gambling winnings last year -294874;1346043961;BTC-Mining;I kind of do like you mircea, up and downs. -294873;1346043963;mircea_popescu;o you made 7k ? -294872;1346043972;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining they say iot's how noobs play. -294871;1346043976;mircea_popescu;well, the better ones anyho. -294870;1346043996;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.16010001 = 16.01 BTC [+] -294869;1346044006;BTC-Mining;Actually, I tend to win, until I get tired after a few 3-4 hours playing -294868;1346044016;BTC-Mining;Then I start doing random stuff -294867;1346044027;BTC-Mining;and lose all my chips eh -294866;1346044037;mircea_popescu;well... towards the end i was all-inning everything lol -294865;1346044045;mircea_popescu;got me like 3-4 btc too lol -294864;1346044049;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 55 @ 0.33500011 = 18.425 BTC [-] -294863;1346044063;smickles;usually, playing poker with friends, i do well inversely proportional to the lenght of the game because i drink at a consistant rate -294862;1346044076;BTC-Mining;... -294861;1346044083;smickles;basically, my reasoning skills are gone by the time it's heads up -294860;1346044125;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 128 @ 0.22000001 = 28.16 BTC [-] -294859;1346044148;smickles;of course, there was the one game were each of us brought sidearms to the game -294858;1346044165;smickles;that turned out 'contranormal' -294857;1346044211;BTC-Mining;... okay there, no one's cheating! -294856;1346044221;kakobrekla;speaking of poker, i know this guy https://www.google.si/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=ljubljana+poker+conspiracy&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&channel=suggest -294855;1346044223;kakobrekla;hehe -294854;1346044248;smickles;heh, especially when they all interprated sidearms as nerf guns, and i brought my .357 7 shot revolver -294853;1346044269;mircea_popescu;speaking of poker, do you ppl know that kid from wow -294852;1346044272;mircea_popescu;athena or something ? -294851;1346044333;smickles;i only know leroy jenkins -294850;1346044345;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05099 BTC [-] -294849;1346044410;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 10 @ 0.411 = 4.11 BTC [-] -294848;1346044411;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.41 = 1.64 BTC [-] -294847;1346044455;BTC-Mining;smickles: lesson being: Do stupid stuff and be crazy, you'll isntantly become famous in your domain. -294846;1346044471;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zf9bXuAHpiw -294845;1346044515;Chaang-Noi;_matthew_ still taking more bets? :) -294844;1346044520;smickles;hey -294843;1346044521;smickles;wait -294842;1346044526;smickles;athena? -294841;1346044529;boonies4u;smickles: listen! -294840;1346044536;smickles;i've seen that guy play minecraft! -294839;1346044554;smickles;lol boonies4u -294838;1346044573;boonies4u;12w34a/b is nice -294837;1346044577;smickles;boonies4u: you were pretty quick on the draw for that one too -294836;1346044582;BTC-Mining;Chaang-Noi: Why yes -294835;1346044585;BTC-Mining;He does -294834;1346044590;boonies4u;smickles: gotta be fast, Sanic Fast -294833;1346044594;Chaang-Noi;i was in the wrong chan -294832;1346044597;Chaang-Noi;lol -294831;1346044632;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.22000001 = 0.44 BTC [-] -294830;1346044634;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 0.22 = 1.1 BTC [-] -294829;1346044690;smickles;oh lol, if that's the same athena, he's much more confident in MC than poker -294828;1346044690;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09938 BTC [+] -294827;1346044699;BTC-Mining;What was he saying by the way? Couldn't make out any word in his whinings -294826;1346044727;smickles;heh, "i just went all in and he 'stacked' me" -294825;1346044753;BTC-Mining;... what the heck is that supposed to mean? -294824;1346044769;mircea_popescu;he's french i think. -294823;1346044801;smickles;in that context, i dunno, usu. stacked == all in -294822;1346044819;mircea_popescu;that's what he means -294821;1346044826;mircea_popescu;he went all in, guy didn't fold. -294820;1346044831;mircea_popescu;so the guy "stacked him". -294819;1346044848;BTC-Mining;stupid term -294818;1346044850;mircea_popescu;in the sense that if you're 30 and still nurse everything unpleasant that happens is "they did this to me!" -294817;1346044858;mircea_popescu;as in, drives car into the wall ? -294816;1346044860;mircea_popescu;the wall hit me! -294815;1346044874;BTC-Mining;... -294814;1346044886;mircea_popescu;goes all in opponent doesn't fold ? -294813;1346044886;BTC-Mining;I get the point -294812;1346044889;smickles;mircea_popescu: you make it sound more french -294811;1346044889;mircea_popescu;opponent stacked him! -294810;1346044895;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 33 @ 0.9739 = 32.1387 BTC [+] -294809;1346044967;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14222 @ 0.00100036 = 14.2271 BTC [-] -294808;1346044969;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3799 @ 0.0009956 = 3.7823 BTC [-] -294807;1346044970;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19081 @ 0.00099409 = 18.9682 BTC [-] -294806;1346044970;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10351 @ 0.00098257 = 10.1706 BTC [-] -294805;1346044972;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4688 @ 0.00095743 = 4.4884 BTC [-] -294804;1346044973;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9859 @ 0.00095627 = 9.4279 BTC [-] -294803;1346045020;BTC-Mining;Now to a more interesting topic -294802;1346045032;boonies4u;yes? -294801;1346045048;smickles;.py 6/15.0 -294800;1346045049;markac;0.4 -294799;1346045051;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 17 @ 0.98 = 16.66 BTC [-] -294798;1346045056;BTC-Mining;http://www.efda.org/jet/jet%E2%80%99s-main-features/ -294797;1346045099;BTC-Mining;Ah, how science loves to do inneficient things, just trying. -294796;1346045117;mircea_popescu;most things we use today were inefficient to start with. -294795;1346045122;BTC-Mining;I hear they're getting closer to getting a 0 sum reactor. -294794;1346045138;BTC-Mining;Eventually, hopefully, fusion reactors that produce more than they consume -294793;1346045152;smickles;BTC-Mining: that's interesting, but have you seen this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0 ? -294792;1346045174;BTC-Mining;I stopped at seeing the title -294791;1346045178;boonies4u;^ -294790;1346045187;smickles;:P -294789;1346045189;BTC-Mining;It needs ANOTHER title... -294788;1346045201;boonies4u;BTC-Mining: what if they just can't get better than 0 sum? -294787;1346045209;mircea_popescu;i kinda enjoyed it actually. -294786;1346045210;boonies4u;or just gets closer and closer to 0 sum? -294785;1346045215;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.6799 = 4.7593 BTC [+] -294784;1346045217;BTC-Mining;I doubt it... -294783;1346045239;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2879 BTC [+] -294782;1346045241;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.288 = 5.76 BTC [+] -294781;1346045241;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 179 @ 0.289 = 51.731 BTC [+] -294780;1346045265;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.289 = 4.624 BTC [+] -294779;1346045265;BTC-Mining;It technically generate a lot of energy, the issue is more of how long they can sustain it compared to the energy required to jumpstart the reaction and keep it stable. -294778;1346045282;BTC-Mining;But hey, it's fusion! -294777;1346045288;BTC-Mining;and it works -294776;1346045288;EmanuelDeOrtego;Somebody posted Pirate's family information on the forum -294775;1346045291;boonies4u;yes, we will never run out of helium -294774;1346045294;EmanuelDeOrtego;If Pirate doesn't pay -294773;1346045295;boonies4u;right, BTC-Mining ? -294772;1346045296;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.289 BTC [+] -294771;1346045297;EmanuelDeOrtego;he's dead -294770;1346045307;EmanuelDeOrtego;So, my bets are on him paying -294769;1346045310;BTC-Mining;we need hydrogen, not helium -294768;1346045313;EmanuelDeOrtego;else facing a horrible time -294767;1346045319;BTC-Mining;deuterium and tritium -294766;1346045329;boonies4u;BTC-Mining: then fusion doesn't do us much good, if we need hydrogen -294765;1346045344;BTC-Mining;Why not? -294764;1346045353;boonies4u;because fusion makes helium -294763;1346045366;boonies4u;:P -294762;1346045369;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 23 @ 0.194999 = 4.485 BTC [+] -294761;1346045385;BTC-Mining;Oh, I thought you meant for making fusion with -294760;1346045422;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 24 @ 0.0154 = 0.3696 BTC [+] -294759;1346045437;boonies4u;I wonder what we'll do with all the helium produced from fusion reactors -294758;1346045441;boonies4u;make balloons? -294757;1346045461;boonies4u;or use it for cooling? -294756;1346045464;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 20 @ 0.0155 = 0.31 BTC [+] -294755;1346045503;mircea_popescu;save it for later fusion -294754;1346045503;smickles;boonies4u: make a liquid that flows uphill -294753;1346045513;boonies4u;smickles: lol -294752;1346045518;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego poor people can't pay. also, link ? -294751;1346045521;smickles;it's true tho -294750;1346045525;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: dear god, do we even want to go beyond helium? -294749;1346045529;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: that sounds scary -294748;1346045538;mircea_popescu;boonies4u there's nothing we won't eventually try. -294747;1346045540;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.09938 = 1.9876 BTC [+] -294746;1346045545;mircea_popescu;have you seen the guy suckuing his own cock ? -294745;1346045551;smickles;i won't settle until there is lead fusion @.@ -294744;1346045561;boonies4u;smickles: why not bismuth? -294743;1346045569;smickles;why not uuo -294742;1346045572;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.016 = 0.8 BTC [+] -294741;1346045591;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea_popescu: deleted -294740;1346045602;mircea_popescu;well, did you copy it ? -294739;1346045629;smickles;boonies4u: to answer you question seriously -294738;1346045636;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ugh, I am not going to let you murder him. -294737;1346045666;boonies4u;smickles: bismuth is stable enough :/ -294736;1346045669;mircea_popescu;i don't care either way lol -294735;1346045689;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.084 = 0.84 BTC [-] -294734;1346045722;mircea_popescu;the total plasma volume is 200 cubic metres -294733;1346045855;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -294732;1346045855;gribble;Best bid: 10.61, Best ask: 10.6355, Bid-ask spread: 0.02550, Last trade: 10.62929, 24 hour volume: 30208, 24 hour low: 10.446, 24 hour high: 10.6355 -294731;1346045887;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.0165 = 0.825 BTC [+] -294730;1346045887;smickles;oh sorry boonies4u, i didn't finish my statement -294729;1346045895;boonies4u;smickles: go on :3 -294728;1346045912;smickles;i was going to explicitly point out that i don't have any knowledge on the topic -294727;1346045935;boonies4u;I see -294726;1346045944;boonies4u;well, Bismuth is technically unstable -294725;1346045951;boonies4u;but it has an extremely long half-life -294724;1346045964;boonies4u;and is pretty much safe to handle -294723;1346045966;smickles;only for lack of trying tho -294722;1346045972;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 10 @ 0.9999999 = 10 BTC [-] -294721;1346045984;boonies4u;smickles: do you even know what a half-life is? -294720;1346045988;smickles;i do -294719;1346046011;smickles;i actually vaguely recall reading information about what you just said about bismuth -294718;1346046017;boonies4u;cool :3 -294717;1346046060;BTC-Mining;the half-life of bismuth is like billions of times the estimated age of the universe... -294716;1346046066;smickles;after doing well at 'merican highschool chemistry and physics, i went on to study philosophy in college -294715;1346046068;BTC-Mining;It's not going away anytime soon -294714;1346046115;BTC-Mining;:'O -294713;1346046119;BTC-Mining;Such beauty -294712;1346046122;BTC-Mining;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/75/Bi-crystal.jpg -294711;1346046144;BTC-Mining;Didn't know bismuth could look like that -294710;1346046150;smickles;now that's a horse of a different color -294709;1346046183;smickles;what leads to it looking like that? -294708;1346046192;BTC-Mining;and this one: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1f/Wismut_Kristall_und_1cm3_Wuerfel.jpg -294707;1346046201;BTC-Mining;this one is artificial apparently -294706;1346046209;BTC-Mining;they're bismuth crystals -294705;1346046216;BTC-Mining;the color comes from oxidation -294704;1346046224;BTC-Mining;reflect various hues -294703;1346046229;smickles;it's an "OG" fractal! -294702;1346046280;BTC-Mining;looks like oil marks in water -294701;1346046289;BTC-Mining;or soap bubbles -294700;1346046295;smickles;yes, but much more defined -294699;1346046436;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 169 @ 0.01 = 1.69 BTC [+] -294698;1346046455;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.16 = 0.32 BTC [-] -294697;1346046462;boonies4u;Bismuth is beautiful -294696;1346046500;BTC-Mining;It's actually quite dull when plain ore -294695;1346046520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24330 @ 0.00038419 = 9.3473 BTC [-] -294694;1346047028;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0802 BTC [-] -294693;1346047603;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11938 @ 0.00097669 = 11.6597 BTC [+] -294692;1346047837;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090N] 5 @ 0.12974999 = 0.6487 BTC [-] -294691;1346048554;mircea_popescu;ahaha. over one million orders processed. -294690;1346048598;Diablo-D3;heh -294689;1346048601;Diablo-D3;botsh -294688;1346048624;mircea_popescu;myea. -294687;1346048660;mircea_popescu;.py 10^6 / (3600 * 24 * 30 *4) -294686;1346048661;markac;10 -294685;1346048665;EmanuelDeOrtego;one million orders? -294684;1346048666;EmanuelDeOrtego;for what? -294683;1346048673;mircea_popescu;average ten orders a second for the past 4 months eh. -294682;1346048681;mircea_popescu;.py 10^6 / (3600 * 24 * 30 *4.0) -294681;1346048681;markac;TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for ^: 'int' and 'float' -294680;1346048688;mircea_popescu;.py (10^6) / (3600 * 24 * 30 *4.0) -294679;1346048689;markac;1.15740740741e-06 -294678;1346048695;mircea_popescu;um -294677;1346048715;mircea_popescu;mno. one every 10 seconds. -294676;1346048719;mircea_popescu;that sounds moar like it. -294675;1346048733;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego for mpex stuff. -294674;1346048736;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ah. -294673;1346048779;mircea_popescu;the entire client facing part just got some massive upgrade -294672;1346048792;mircea_popescu;to make the site not be slow anymore. -294671;1346048835;mircea_popescu;course it wasn't actually slow. -294670;1346048962;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.5601 = 3.1202 BTC [-] -294669;1346048963;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.56 = 3.12 BTC [-] -294668;1346049049;boonies4u;when I see that ^ -294667;1346049058;boonies4u;it makes me think it's raising funds for a hydro op -294666;1346049111;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9739 BTC [+] -294665;1346049372;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 63 @ 0.33 = 20.79 BTC [+] -294664;1346049413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0034 = 0.34 BTC [+] -294663;1346049731;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.34 = 3.4 BTC [+] -294662;1346049794;mircea_popescu;it's not ? -294661;1346049813;mircea_popescu;;;topic -294660;1346049814;gribble;Bitcoin asset exchanges: GLBSE https://glbse.com || MPEx http://polimedia.us/mpex || CST https://cryptostocks.com || ICBIT https://icbit.se || list bot commands: !help || Streaming trades only: #bitcoin-assets-trades || a biased message: http://smpake.com/ || Net Chart: http://bit.ly/RMjqah -294659;1346049916;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00999999 = 0.1 BTC [-] -294658;1346050064;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.MINING] 21 @ 0.098 = 2.058 BTC [+] -294657;1346050065;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.MINING] 9 @ 0.099 = 0.891 BTC [+] -294656;1346050853;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110N] 2 @ 0.24775052 = 0.4955 BTC [-] -294655;1346050907;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 43 @ 0.098 = 4.214 BTC [+] -294654;1346051043;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 22 @ 0.09948 = 2.1886 BTC [+] -294653;1346081797;Chaang-Noi;lots of things have been said -294652;1346081812;Chaang-Noi;but no, almost nothing has been paid bak and pirate is saying he is running behind -294651;1346081965;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.265 = 1.06 BTC [+] -294650;1346081984;Tritonio;So people had seriously invested 5 million $ in his "scheme"? -294649;1346082006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 250 @ 0.00352303 = 0.8808 BTC [+] -294648;1346082017;Tritonio;and why is this bot called assbot??? -294647;1346082053;farfi;no - probably most f the 5M$ is the intrest. -294646;1346082174;mircea_popescu;Transisto yes. -294645;1346082203;mircea_popescu;and the bot is called assbot cause we don't like tits around these here parts. -294644;1346082242;kakobrekla;lol -294643;1346082245;kakobrekla;good morning xD -294642;1346082278;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9699 BTC [-] -294641;1346082279;mircea_popescu;hehe hi -294640;1346082280;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.97 = 3.88 BTC [+] -294639;1346082328;Chaang-Noi;morning -294638;1346082338;kakobrekla;hows it going fellas -294637;1346082359;Chaang-Noi;it would be better if pirate paid out -294636;1346082364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00038226 = 6.1544 BTC [-] -294635;1346082398;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i seriously think by now (next monday) all pirate debt has to be provisioned for / downgraded to $0 in accounting sheets. -294634;1346082402;kakobrekla;did you have any private talk with him Chaang-Noi -294633;1346082438;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [+] -294632;1346082445;Chaang-Noi;no talks no -294631;1346082460;Chaang-Noi;downgrade to $0 on what? -294630;1346082478;Chaang-Noi;i have already done that on my personal books if that is what you are talking about -294629;1346082488;Chaang-Noi;but i cant set the bonds to nothing -294628;1346082516;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.3399 BTC [+] -294627;1346082565;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi ya that's what i meant. -294626;1346082570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35835 @ 0.00038325 = 13.7338 BTC [+] -294625;1346082609;kakobrekla;;;ticker -294624;1346082610;gribble;Best bid: 11.7121, Best ask: 11.83642, Bid-ask spread: 0.12432, Last trade: 11.7121, 24 hour volume: 100168, 24 hour low: 10.52, 24 hour high: 12.14999 -294623;1346082610;kakobrekla;wtf -294622;1346082613;kakobrekla;?? -294621;1346082616;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's Pirate -294620;1346082621;EmanuelDeOrtego;He doesn't have the coins -294619;1346082624;EmanuelDeOrtego;Thus UP UP UP -294618;1346082626;PsychoticBoy;duh -294617;1346082639;PsychoticBoy;finally realizing its aponzi? -294616;1346082639;kakobrekla;im not so sure its him -294615;1346082641;Chaang-Noi;mircea i did that like 5 days ago... -294614;1346082662;PsychoticBoy;this will be the bigest scam since bitcoinica -294613;1346082666;mircea_popescu;i don't think it's him either. -294612;1346082669;Chaang-Noi;since? lol -294611;1346082669;EmanuelDeOrtego;The market has written off the losses -294610;1346082670;mircea_popescu;market was on an upswing. -294609;1346082680;mircea_popescu;the guy sold out his remaning coins, causeda little panic, he's out of the picture -294608;1346082681;Chaang-Noi;i think biggest scam ever in btc land -294607;1346082686;mircea_popescu;(with about 500k - 1mn of investor's money0 -294606;1346082690;mircea_popescu;and now we're headed back to 15. -294605;1346082693;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 60 @ 0.06 = 3.6 BTC [+] -294604;1346082695;Chaang-Noi;most of that was interest -294603;1346082709;PsychoticBoy;indeed -294602;1346082796;mircea_popescu;i woner if it's the last big scam. -294601;1346082807;mircea_popescu;as the value of btc goes up and people stop being forum retards it might be the case. -294600;1346082831;EmanuelDeOrtego;"I know you guys want updates and communication, but I'm somewhat muted by the personal attacks and legalities of whats going on. There is a lot more to this story than just "Send me back my coins." If I had all the coins just sitting around I would've has this wrapped up a long time ago. -294599;1346082831;EmanuelDeOrtego;" -294598;1346082833;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -294597;1346082842;mircea_popescu;lolz -294596;1346082871;EmanuelDeOrtego;I believed in Pirate before. He had a good mouth. -294595;1346082885;EmanuelDeOrtego;Now I see he's a load of shit. -294594;1346082955;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4000 @ 0.0034 = 13.6 BTC [+] -294593;1346082963;PsychoticBoy;finally ding ding we have a winner -294592;1346083005;EmanuelDeOrtego;Matthew is going to be out $130k -294591;1346083049;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego he;'s just a liar. -294590;1346083061;mircea_popescu;he's not going to be out $5 of his own money on the grounds he never had $5. -294589;1346083066;PsychoticBoy;both matthew and pirate lol -294588;1346083094;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.32 = 1.92 BTC [-] -294587;1346083105;mircea_popescu;!ticker gsdpt -294586;1346083108;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0032] [Ask: 0.0034] [Spread: 0.0002] [Last: 0.0034] [24hVol: 210.8316] [7dAvg: 0.00375385] -294585;1346083126;Chaang-Noi;"legalities" -294584;1346083126;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.13476 = 0.8086 BTC [-] -294583;1346083158;Chaang-Noi;i highly doubt matthew will pay the money owed withine 30 days -294582;1346083172;mircea_popescu;well presumably people betting with him used an escrow. -294581;1346083182;Chaang-Noi;nope -294580;1346083184;Chaang-Noi;i tried -294579;1346083186;Chaang-Noi;he wont do it -294578;1346083188;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -294577;1346083189;mircea_popescu;scammer. -294576;1346083196;Chaang-Noi;he will for like 5 btc but nothing over 100 -294575;1346083203;mircea_popescu;right. -294574;1346083216;Chaang-Noi;its perfect he either wins so much money or he just gets a scammer tag... -294573;1346083226;mircea_popescu;which he should have anyway, so. -294572;1346083228;Chaang-Noi;everyone sees him as a troll scammer anyway -294571;1346083232;mircea_popescu;yea. -294570;1346083238;EmanuelDeOrtego;I'll be disappointed in him if that's the case. -294569;1346083243;mircea_popescu;it's ok, he'll pay everyone in magazines. -294568;1346083248;EmanuelDeOrtego;but anything goes in today's world. -294567;1346083258;EmanuelDeOrtego;Men used to live and die by their reputation. -294566;1346083265;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego they still do. men, that is. -294565;1346083303;mircea_popescu;i think one unavoidable consequence of the bitcoin new world will be honor suicides will come back in a big way. -294564;1346083520;EmanuelDeOrtego;Eskimo-Bob is trying to tell Evoorhees how to run his company -294563;1346083550;EmanuelDeOrtego;and that if he doesn't sell the remainder of the stock, he doesn't get its respective profits :/ -294562;1346083572;guruvan-;one can only hope ;-D -294561;1346083682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8342 @ 0.00038325 = 3.1971 BTC [+] -294560;1346083683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15735 @ 0.00038481 = 6.055 BTC [+] -294559;1346083685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18623 @ 0.0003857 = 7.1829 BTC [+] -294558;1346083696;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego EskimoBob knows a lot about things he has no ideea about. -294557;1346083701;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.3202 BTC [-] -294556;1346083702;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.3201 BTC [-] -294555;1346083772;mircea_popescu;meanwhile im over 100k option contracts traded this month -294554;1346083783;mircea_popescu;which makes it something like... the sum of all history i think ? -294553;1346083898;mircea_popescu;haha 13k in july, 11k in june, 5k in may. yyyyyy...eah! -294552;1346083917;mircea_popescu;25k in april. -294551;1346084044;Chaaang-Noi;wonder how much of that is pirate? :) -294550;1346084057;smickles;< Chaang-Noi> i highly doubt matthew will pay the money owed withine 30 days << does this mean the pirate issue is settled? he defaulted? -294549;1346084070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00038226 = 2.4847 BTC [-] -294548;1346084071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31300 @ 0.00038112 = 11.9291 BTC [-] -294547;1346084073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00038081 = 6.5499 BTC [-] -294546;1346084173;Chaaang-Noi;pirate defaulted, will pirate ever pay back all his debt? who knows... -294545;1346084238;nefario1;its official now? -294544;1346084245;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 42 @ 0.000053 = 0.0022 BTC [-] -294543;1346084247;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 88 @ 0.0000535 = 0.0047 BTC [+] -294542;1346084247;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 131 @ 0.000056 = 0.0073 BTC [+] -294541;1346084248;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 139 @ 0.000059 = 0.0082 BTC [+] -294540;1346084256;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.3202 BTC [+] -294539;1346084258;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 0.3201 = 3.5211 BTC [-] -294538;1346084288;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.09 = 0.54 BTC [+] -294537;1346084358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038081 = 0.0762 BTC [-] -294536;1346084359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19727 @ 0.00038066 = 7.5093 BTC [-] -294535;1346084392;mircea_popescu;i don't think nanotube alloted his bet yet, but on the other hand... it's monday. full week passed. -294534;1346084408;kakobrekla;he has another week afaik -294533;1346084419;nanotube;bet default is 14 days -294532;1346084452;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 12 @ 0.06 = 0.72 BTC [+] -294531;1346084481;mircea_popescu;nanotube so if he hasn't paid in full by the 2nd or something, you're paying out ? -294530;1346084497;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09 = 0.27 BTC [-] -294529;1346084514;EmanuelDeOrtego;I really hope Matthew pays since he'll have to place a market order. -294528;1346084540;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -294527;1346084541;gribble;Best bid: 11.60128, Best ask: 11.6898, Bid-ask spread: 0.08852, Last trade: 11.60128, 24 hour volume: 102320, 24 hour low: 10.52, 24 hour high: 12.14999 -294526;1346084546;mircea_popescu;o whoa, a dollar while i slept ? -294525;1346084559;mircea_popescu;how could one not love btc, goes to bed worth 5 mn, wakes up worth 5.5 mn -294524;1346084573;nanotube;heh -294523;1346084586;mircea_popescu;I R MAEK MONY WHILE I SLEEP -294522;1346084587;nanotube;earliest recorded withdrawal request must be paid out by aug29. -294521;1346084618;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.132 = 1.32 BTC [-] -294520;1346084618;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 50 @ 0.132 = 6.6 BTC [-] -294519;1346084620;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 4 @ 0.1310001 = 0.524 BTC [-] -294518;1346084621;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.131 BTC [-] -294517;1346084622;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 35 @ 0.13 = 4.55 BTC [-] -294516;1346084634;mircea_popescu;nanotube is it something like 15 btc or w/e ? -294515;1346084686;EmanuelDeOrtego;YAY -294514;1346084691;EmanuelDeOrtego;GMVT-BOT finally crashes -294513;1346084800;nanotube;mircea_popescu: i'm not sure of the size of it. it was made by payb.tc -294512;1346084840;mircea_popescu;well at any rate, im sure more cam in during the interval. the entire thing is for this to not drag on for months -294511;1346084846;mircea_popescu;it will depress markets. -294510;1346084862;mircea_popescu;if it gets called by early september that's jus' fine. -294509;1346084893;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 17 @ 0.0034 = 0.0578 BTC [+] -294508;1346084948;EmanuelDeOrtego;People will give up by mid-September -294507;1346084971;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.95262 BTC [-] -294506;1346084971;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.95261 = 3.8104 BTC [-] -294505;1346084973;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.9525 = 9.525 BTC [-] -294504;1346084974;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.95231 = 4.7616 BTC [-] -294503;1346084975;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.951 = 5.706 BTC [-] -294502;1346084976;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9506 = 3.8024 BTC [-] -294501;1346084978;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9505 BTC [-] -294500;1346084979;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.95001 = 5.7001 BTC [-] -294499;1346084980;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.93 = 8.37 BTC [-] -294498;1346084981;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 22 @ 0.928 = 20.416 BTC [-] -294497;1346084981;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.911 = 3.644 BTC [-] -294496;1346084986;mircea_popescu;i think the guy is hell bent on doing a full fledged stockholm syndrome thing. -294495;1346085019;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.104 = 0.416 BTC [-] -294494;1346085029;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6100 @ 0.00094423 = 5.7598 BTC [+] -294493;1346085031;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11500 @ 0.00094196 = 10.8325 BTC [-] -294492;1346085032;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6680 @ 0.00093931 = 6.2746 BTC [-] -294491;1346085033;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15600 @ 0.0009391 = 14.65 BTC [-] -294490;1346085035;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3428 @ 0.00093592 = 3.2083 BTC [-] -294489;1346085035;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00093588 = 0.9359 BTC [-] -294488;1346085036;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5692 @ 0.00093293 = 5.3102 BTC [-] -294487;1346085038;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.4629 = 0.9258 BTC [+] -294486;1346085059;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 367 @ 0.00093293 = 0.3424 BTC [-] -294485;1346085060;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15800 @ 0.00092334 = 14.5888 BTC [-] -294484;1346085062;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11664 @ 0.00092305 = 10.7665 BTC [-] -294483;1346085062;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3600 @ 0.00091823 = 3.3056 BTC [-] -294482;1346085063;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18569 @ 0.00091667 = 17.0216 BTC [-] -294481;1346085096;EmanuelDeOrtego;"I proved how week you all are. Now I will be taking your money as compensation." -294480;1346085101;EmanuelDeOrtego;weak* -294479;1346085117;nanotube;shut up and keep buying up bitcoins. :) -294478;1346085130;mircea_popescu;seize them and bring them to mee -294477;1346085144;mircea_popescu;no but srsly, he'll prolly issue collectible printed certificates of 7% interest -294476;1346085147;mircea_popescu;before it's all done. -294475;1346085157;EmanuelDeOrtego;I would lol so hard -294474;1346085166;mircea_popescu;ppl'd be like... all keeping the shit -294473;1346085179;mircea_popescu;twenty years from now, crazy old cat lady dies in manhattan -294472;1346085183;mircea_popescu;they find a drawerfull of the shit -294471;1346085228;EmanuelDeOrtego;Honestly, when people go as far to sell their debt with him at 50% off.... -294470;1346085234;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think he's pretty much done. -294469;1346085239;mircea_popescu;you mean 75% -294468;1346085244;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just think people can smell the reality. -294467;1346085274;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 19 @ 0.998999 = 18.981 BTC [+] -294466;1346085279;mircea_popescu;so yesterday i threw a shit fit cause i was sick of the 3 month long draught and threatened to live the country -294465;1346085284;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 138 @ 0.09 = 12.42 BTC [+] -294464;1346085288;mircea_popescu;it started raining last night and it has been raining continuously since. -294463;1346085305;EmanuelDeOrtego;You can think HAARP for rationing your rain like that. -294462;1346085309;mircea_popescu;i hope i didn't break anything. -294461;1346085325;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego nah, just shitty draughty plain. think kentucky. -294460;1346085365;mircea_popescu;obviously s/draught/drought wtf -294459;1346085437;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes : ) -294458;1346085500;EmanuelDeOrtego;Is DeaDTerra going to continue to buy from MPeX and put it on the GLBSE? -294457;1346085517;EmanuelDeOrtego;For Satoshi Dice that is -294456;1346085521;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 431 @ 0.00091667 = 0.3951 BTC [-] -294455;1346085523;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9454 @ 0.00091642 = 8.6638 BTC [-] -294454;1346085524;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 115 @ 0.00091526 = 0.1053 BTC [-] -294453;1346085532;mircea_popescu;i imagine so. -294452;1346085566;usagi;;;ticker -294451;1346085567;gribble;Best bid: 11.61038, Best ask: 11.699, Bid-ask spread: 0.08862, Last trade: 11.69898, 24 hour volume: 102868, 24 hour low: 10.52, 24 hour high: 12.14999 -294450;1346085628;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [+] -294449;1346085669;EmanuelDeOrtego;Hi usagi -294448;1346085721;usagi; lol somebody bought one share of ASICMINER, ja. It is so small. Oh little ASICMINER share, I think I hear your mommy calling. -294447;1346085757;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -294446;1346085763;EmanuelDeOrtego;I don't know why people do that -294445;1346085790;mircea_popescu;usagi some people buy 1 share of gsdpt -294444;1346085793;mircea_popescu;it's even smaller. -294443;1346085823;EmanuelDeOrtego;"Whoo, I bought one share! I am an investor now!" -294442;1346085839;EmanuelDeOrtego;"Maybe it will grow 1000x its value!" -294441;1346085857;mircea_popescu;in which case it will buy a dinner. -294440;1346085915;usagi;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAUmD8EjUbk -294439;1346085967;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 219 @ 0.14572859 = 31.9146 BTC [+] -294438;1346086055;mircea_popescu;yest puts were selling like crazy -294437;1346086058;mircea_popescu;nao we move on to calls ? -294436;1346086158;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 9 @ 0.00989 = 0.089 BTC [-] -294435;1346086324;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -294434;1346086390;Chaaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=82572.0 -294433;1346086396;EmanuelDeOrtego;3000 BTC left until we hit $12 -294432;1346086397;Chaaang-Noi;theymos starting the ppts -294431;1346086401;Chaaang-Noi;if anyone is interested -294430;1346086406;Chaaang-Noi;we already hit 12 -294429;1346086423;kakobrekla;;;ticker -294428;1346086424;gribble;Best bid: 11.56, Best ask: 11.6, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 11.56, 24 hour volume: 103844, 24 hour low: 10.52, 24 hour high: 12.14999 -294427;1346086425;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, you know, again. -294426;1346086469;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101554.0 -294425;1346086473;EmanuelDeOrtego;This is a funny thread -294424;1346086611;Azelphur;lol -294423;1346086633;copumpkin;Chaaang-Noi is a necrophile -294422;1346086642;Chaaang-Noi;:) -294421;1346086649;Chaaang-Noi;just wantedpeople to see it -294420;1346086662;Chaaang-Noi;they are starting to try to get scammer tags for people who did ppts -294419;1346086674;Chaaang-Noi;just wanted to let people know theymos asked for them... -294418;1346086714;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [+] -294417;1346086732;mircea_popescu;o, the mood turned that ugly already ? -294416;1346086741;MrTiggr;thats actually great news, Goat -294415;1346086783;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.096 BTC [+] -294414;1346086814;mircea_popescu;i remember back in april was it ? when the girl called the "banker" consortium on the forum i dun recall what -294413;1346086822;mircea_popescu;and they were all sanctimonious and "professional" -294412;1346086863;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.00989 BTC [-] -294411;1346086901;mircea_popescu;what's bitcoin max ? -294410;1346086927;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.3202 BTC [-] -294409;1346086929;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.3201 = 2.5608 BTC [-] -294408;1346086930;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.32 = 2.24 BTC [-] -294407;1346086931;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.3151 = 2.2057 BTC [-] -294406;1346086932;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.31 = 31 BTC [-] -294405;1346086933;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.3 = 2.1 BTC [-] -294404;1346086980;Chaaang-Noi;MrTiggr why good news? -294403;1346087009;mircea_popescu;since pirate's BST is closing, bitcoin max will also be closing -294402;1346087009;mircea_popescu;all accounts will have their deposits returned starting next week, as the coins come in from pirate. -294401;1346087012;mircea_popescu;ahahaah oooookay. -294400;1346087013;MrTiggr;well, not necessarilty for that particular reason .. but the addition of scammer tags -294399;1346087025;Chaaang-Noi;you think theymos will get a scammers tag? -294398;1346087042;MrTiggr;id rather not speculate -294397;1346087048;mircea_popescu;"I am now reducing my offer (except for people I've already agreed to a deal with via PM). I will buy a BitcoinMax account for 9% of the balance." -294396;1346087051;Chaaang-Noi;do you know who Theymos is? -294395;1346087060;MrTiggr;yes ofc -294394;1346087060;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.09887 = 0.1977 BTC [+] -294393;1346087061;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [-] -294392;1346087071;Chaaang-Noi;? -294391;1346087095;Chaaang-Noi;and you think theymos might get a scammers tag on his own forum? -294390;1346087115;MrTiggr;well i doubt it , its not the sort of thing i would comment on tho -294389;1346087123;Chaaang-Noi;lol -294388;1346087143;Chaaang-Noi;would you comment on if you think matthew w will pay his bet if he will lose? -294387;1346087170;MrTiggr;i would not comment -294386;1346087176;mircea_popescu;poor tiggr. -294385;1346087186;mircea_popescu;why would he comment ? what's he to do with the entiore thing ? -294384;1346087188;MrTiggr;im too fat from eating popcoin already -294383;1346087204;Chaaang-Noi;he said it was good news -294382;1346087211;mircea_popescu;lol -294381;1346087213;Chaaang-Noi; thats actually great news, Goat -294380;1346087218;MrTiggr;the addition of a scammer tag to the forums in general, yes -294379;1346087220;Chaaang-Noi;i just dont understand who its good for -294378;1346087235;mircea_popescu;lmao, mark the entire forum as scammers ? -294377;1346087236;Chaaang-Noi;the whole forum should ahve a scammers tag? -294376;1346087242;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -294375;1346087248;Chaaang-Noi;yeah im loling too -294374;1346087254;MrTiggr;no, ? is there that function already ? -294373;1346087259;MrTiggr;to tag as scammer -294372;1346087262;MrTiggr;ivew not seen that -294371;1346087265;mircea_popescu;wasn't it there for years ? -294370;1346087277;MrTiggr;*color me blind* -294369;1346087280;MrTiggr;ive not seen it -294368;1346087282;mircea_popescu;im confused -294367;1346087286;Chaaang-Noi;mr tiggr is not the person i thought he was -294366;1346087289;mircea_popescu;i coulda sworn they had it -294365;1346087291;MrTiggr;if its been there for ages then im funny as hell -294364;1346087294;Chaaang-Noi;he is either ignorant as fuck or a n00b -294363;1346087299;mircea_popescu;;;ident MrTiggr -294362;1346087299;gribble;Nick 'MrTiggr', with hostmask 'MrTiggr!~MrTiggr@unaffiliated/mrtiggr', is not identified. -294361;1346087312;Chaaang-Noi;this must not be the bitcoin police guy -294360;1346087314;mircea_popescu;mmm, he's the guy with the graph robot etc no ? -294359;1346087320;mircea_popescu;ya he is cause my chan id's him. -294358;1346087327;Chaaang-Noi;hmmm -294357;1346087336;MrTiggr;yes thats me -294356;1346087344;MrTiggr;both treu , police and graphs -294355;1346087357;Chaaang-Noi;... -294354;1346087358;MrTiggr;i dont forum post much though -294353;1346087367;Chaaang-Noi;i lost a whole lot of respect for you just now -294352;1346087368;MrTiggr;ive never noticed the ability to tag someone as a scammer -294351;1346087370;mircea_popescu;apparently the forum is more irrelevant than i thought. -294350;1346087376;Chaaang-Noi;yeah -294349;1346087381;MrTiggr;^^ check my account -294348;1346087384;Chaaang-Noi;i lost some respect for the forum as well -294347;1346087389;MrTiggr;i think ive posted like 5 times or sumthing -294346;1346087398;Chaaang-Noi;hmm ok -294345;1346087400;Chaaang-Noi;wel lanyway yes -294344;1346087407;Chaaang-Noi;people can be tagged as a scammer -294343;1346087411;MrTiggr;nice -294342;1346087416;Chaaang-Noi;pirate will be if he wont pay out -294341;1346087419;Chaaang-Noi;well maybe -294340;1346087421;Chaaang-Noi;zhou was not -294339;1346087421;MrTiggr;certainly -294338;1346087425;Chaaang-Noi;intersango was not... -294337;1346087427;MrTiggr;?? he wasnt -294336;1346087440;MrTiggr;not sooo surprized on intersango -294335;1346087442;Chaaang-Noi;theymos was taking money from zhou to place adds -294334;1346087444;MrTiggr;but ZT didnt ? -294333;1346087444;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr well, forum style. they have a tag, but they use it democratically. -294332;1346087449;Chaaang-Noi;matthew w no longer has a scammer tag -294331;1346087453;MrTiggr;aaah NOW i see -294330;1346087464;hctib;what happened at the forum? -294329;1346087467;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi hahaha he was de-scammerized ? hao ? -294328;1346087479;Chaaang-Noi;matthew said sorry and paid back -294327;1346087487;MrTiggr;so, the scammer tag isnt being applied appropriately it would seem -294326;1346087490;MrTiggr;:P -294325;1346087496;Chaaang-Noi;the forum is a fucking joke -294324;1346087499;Chaaang-Noi;we need a new one... -294323;1346087506;MrTiggr;thats where i eat the most popcoin! -294322;1346087508;MrTiggr;:P -294321;1346087509;Chaaang-Noi;if pirate will pay out ill fucking support one... -294320;1346087509;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi hey don't knock it, plenty of humour there albeit involuntary. -294319;1346087513;hctib;how is the forum a joke? -294318;1346087520;Chaaang-Noi;:) -294317;1346087523;MrTiggr;they should just merge it with SomethingAweful and be dun with it -294316;1346087528;mircea_popescu;hctib collection of idiots too incompetent to realise they're incompetent going at complex subjects ? -294315;1346087533;mircea_popescu;how could it NOT be -294314;1346087568;hctib;only way to stop that is a by invitation only forum. -294313;1346087590;MrTiggr;Chaaang-Noi: if pirate pays out and you want to come good on that - i will put up the servers to host it -294312;1346087612;Chaaang-Noi;MrTiggr i might do it anyway -294311;1346087620;Chaaang-Noi;it will be invite only -294310;1346087629;Chaaang-Noi;at first atleast... -294309;1346087630;MrTiggr;^shout me if you do; im up for that -294308;1346087634;mircea_popescu;why would intersango be tagged anyway ? they didn't do anything. -294307;1346087641;Chaaang-Noi;lol -294306;1346087653;MrTiggr;is there a "got scammed" tag ? -294305;1346087659;mircea_popescu;lol! -294304;1346087666;Chaaang-Noi;now almost the whole forum would have that one... -294303;1346087667;MrTiggr;:) -294302;1346087669;mircea_popescu;so should i throw up olympus on a server somewhere ? -294301;1346087672;Chaaang-Noi;including me twice -294300;1346087682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24300 @ 0.00038112 = 9.2612 BTC [+] -294299;1346087689;MrTiggr;fool me once..... -294298;1346087691;MrTiggr;:P -294297;1346087707;hctib;fool me can't get fooled again. -294296;1346087712;mircea_popescu;hctib the problem with invite only forums is that they grow stale -294295;1346087717;mircea_popescu;everyone agrees with everyone -294294;1346087727;EmanuelDeOrtego;like SomethingAwful -294293;1346087730;mircea_popescu;yes. -294292;1346087736;MrTiggr;^^ see my comment before -294291;1346087754;MrTiggr; they should just merge it with SomethingAweful and be dun with it -294290;1346087759;mircea_popescu;yeah. -294289;1346087759;MrTiggr;;) -294288;1346087772;hctib;mircea_popescu: good point. -294287;1346087783;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea_popescu: Tell evoorhees to launch his new site if he wants more sales. -294286;1346087794;MrTiggr;lol - interestingly ... i got a "lilke" from "CosbyCoin" today on the BitcoinAus site -294285;1346087797;MrTiggr;*like -294284;1346087798;mircea_popescu;i don't even remember, when was it due ? -294283;1346087809;EmanuelDeOrtego;Mid-Semptember -294282;1346087813;EmanuelDeOrtego;Sept* -294281;1346087814;mircea_popescu;well ? -294280;1346087815;MrTiggr;i wudnt be surprised if the SAGoons are stirring -294279;1346087827;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am too impatient it seems -294278;1346087844;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just want to make a quick move and get out of it. : P -294277;1346087846;kakobrekla;wohoo magicaltux is making a special api just for smpake ;) -294276;1346087846;mircea_popescu;eh let him be, he ran the business up till now im sure he's gonna manage from now on -294275;1346087856;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla cool! -294274;1346087877;smickles;'gratz kakobrekla -294273;1346087888;nefario1;>as Meni Rosenfeld pointed out, the "insurance" is mostly meaningless and only makes figuring out the risk/reward more difficult. -294272;1346087892;nefario1;theymos -294271;1346087894;kakobrekla;ty :) -294270;1346087897;nefario1;ha -294269;1346087907;nefario1;DeadTerra has paid out -294268;1346087910;nefario1;as have Goat -294267;1346087921;nefario1;PPT I don't know yet -294266;1346087940;mircea_popescu;are their insured bonds retired now ? -294265;1346087951;nefario1;I think so -294264;1346087957;mircea_popescu;a, that is a good thing then. -294263;1346087960;nefario1;Chaaang-Noi: what was your insured PPT? -294262;1346087970;Chaaang-Noi;PI -294261;1346087975;nefario1;ok -294260;1346087976;Chaaang-Noi;see that bid wall -294259;1346087976;mircea_popescu;and meni rosenfeld should get "pretentious dummy of the month" award. -294258;1346087978;nefario1;so I can freeze it? -294257;1346087981;Chaaang-Noi;its to cover all shares -294256;1346087989;Chaaang-Noi;nefario1 no -294255;1346087990;mircea_popescu;i don't recall him saying something sensible, but he's got some airs about him something fierce. -294254;1346088001;nefario1;Chaaang-Noi: let me know when to retire any of your assets -294253;1346088004;Chaaang-Noi;cuz i said if pirate did pay out i would pay a weeks interesy -294252;1346088007;Chaaang-Noi;interest -294251;1346088009;Chaaang-Noi;so... -294250;1346088023;Chaaang-Noi;people are waiting cuz they might get .055 more per bond -294249;1346088024;nefario1;not yet -294248;1346088035;nefario1;ok -294247;1346088037;Chaaang-Noi;yeah, lets just wait -294246;1346088041;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi i think many holders don't check their accounts too regularly. -294245;1346088045;Chaaang-Noi;i dont want to go back on something i said in the forun -294244;1346088048;smickles;hey, insureance doesn't make valuation more difficult if the company in question reports its financial status properly :P] -294243;1346088050;Chaaang-Noi;forum -294242;1346088220;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.2628 = 0.7884 BTC [-] -294241;1346088221;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.2627 = 0.7881 BTC [-] -294240;1346088222;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.2626 = 2.626 BTC [-] -294239;1346088223;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 39 @ 0.26 = 10.14 BTC [-] -294238;1346088269;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 16 @ 0.1298 = 2.0768 BTC [+] -294237;1346088371;EmanuelDeOrtego;Chaang-Noi: http://www.betsofbitco.in/item?id=588 -294236;1346088374;nefario1;DeaDTerra: is GIPPT still trading? isn't it finished? -294235;1346088392;JWU_42;oh boy -294234;1346088400;JWU_42;they are getting scary low again -294233;1346088411;JWU_42;BIB.PIRATE and TYGRR-BOND-P -294232;1346088414;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 i wouldn't expect a rally. -294231;1346088421;JWU_42;heh - sadly -294230;1346088450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 117 @ 0.00352293 = 0.4122 BTC [-] -294229;1346088454;mircea_popescu;better off this way. lessons learned, moving on. -294228;1346088465;JWU_42;better for some maybe - not me -294227;1346088480;nefario1;mircea_popescu: I think not -294226;1346088489;nefario1;there will be plenty of people willing to get bitten again -294225;1346088493;nefario1;maybe not the same -294224;1346088497;nefario1;perhaps a new batch -294223;1346088506;mircea_popescu;i doubt it. -294222;1346088509;mircea_popescu;suckers will ever be -294221;1346088512;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.949999 = 8.55 BTC [-] -294220;1346088514;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.949999 = 5.7 BTC [-] -294219;1346088516;mircea_popescu;but the sort of mass hysteria where people pretending to know finance -294218;1346088517;nefario1;JWU_42: whats your exposure? -294217;1346088521;mircea_popescu;were actually claiming this is respectable... -294216;1346088530;EB250;" nefario1 | as have Goat " ??? -294215;1346088533;mircea_popescu;that's not coming back. -294214;1346088535;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.962 BTC [+] -294213;1346088535;JWU_42;nefario1: plenty -294212;1346088541;nefario1;ouch -294211;1346088545;EB250;paid out? -294210;1346088563;nefario1;gambling -294209;1346088578;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.7999 = 3.9995 BTC [+] -294208;1346088597;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 listen, for my own curiosity. did you read the girl's post on the forum back in april or w/e, explaining exactly why pirate is nothing to get involved in ? -294207;1346088604;nefario1;the only thing being gambled on is the time of default -294206;1346088609;nefario1;and whether you can get out in itme -294205;1346088610;nefario1;time -294204;1346088635;JWU_42;mircea_popescu: yes -294203;1346088644;mircea_popescu;and what you made of it, at that time ? -294202;1346088648;JWU_42;opinons are like a**holes -294201;1346088654;mircea_popescu;i see. -294200;1346088681;JWU_42;and yes - I get what I get - I took the risk -294199;1346088683;nefario1;JWU_42: how are opinions like assholes? do tell -294198;1346088691;mircea_popescu;everyone has one. -294197;1346088696;nefario1;lol -294196;1346088697;JWU_42;nefario1: everyone has one... -294195;1346088704;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1137034#msg1137034 MAKE IT STOP -294194;1346088706;Chaaang-Noi;atlasi wont bet on that.. -294193;1346088714;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 im not saying anything, i was honestly just curious what could have been done differently to help people at that time. -294192;1346088721;EmanuelDeOrtego;Of course. Just thought it might intrigue you -294191;1346088724;mircea_popescu;we had a two hour argument in my board over what exactly to do. -294190;1346088752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.0003816 = 4.4647 BTC [+] -294189;1346088754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27613 @ 0.00038066 = 10.5112 BTC [-] -294188;1346088764;JWU_42;as he has said - shutting it down abruptly has caused more problems then winding it down 9if that is even possible) -294187;1346088790;mircea_popescu;its a bald face lie. -294186;1346088808;mircea_popescu;he could have just done his stuff first and shut it down after, if it was in fact planned to survive. -294185;1346088811;mircea_popescu;it was planned to fail. -294184;1346088857;JWU_42;mircea_popescu: as with so many things, niot just finance, ego becomes involved and bad decisions are made -294183;1346088861;mircea_popescu;yes. -294182;1346088871;mircea_popescu;the thing is, some people actually have a lot of experience and knowledge under their belt. -294181;1346088879;mircea_popescu;this is not shit. this is there to help others by it. -294180;1346088879;Chaaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=82572.msg1137033#msg1137033 -294179;1346088881;usagi;www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PG2mdU_i8k -294178;1346088887;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.2601 = 0.7803 BTC [+] -294177;1346088888;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 11 @ 0.24 = 2.64 BTC [-] -294176;1346088894;mircea_popescu;problem with forum-style communications is exactly what you say : opinions become like assholes. -294175;1346088900;mircea_popescu;we need better hierarchy in btc-land. -294174;1346088921;kakobrekla;ok -294173;1346088955;kakobrekla;was that better -294172;1346088963;JWU_42;heh -294171;1346088965;mircea_popescu;better how ? -294170;1346088973;mircea_popescu;o, voice only ? -294169;1346088974;JWU_42;dictatorship -294168;1346088975;kakobrekla;im asking :) -294167;1346088979;JWU_42;? -294166;1346088992;Chaaang-Noi;theymosmae 50 btc from my bond.. -294165;1346088994;mircea_popescu;i don't think it was. -294164;1346088998;Chaaang-Noi;doubt he will get a scammers tag -294163;1346089025;nefario1;sorry why should theymos get the scammers tag? -294162;1346089035;EmanuelDeOrtego;He would have to apply it to himself -294161;1346089038;EmanuelDeOrtego;for the lulz -294160;1346089069;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -294159;1346089112;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 15 @ 0.5 = 7.5 BTC [-] -294158;1346089165;mircea_popescu;usagi : [GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] :D -294157;1346089168;Chaaang-Noi;nefario1 people wanted to get ppt people a scammers tag.. then i told and showed them it was theymos who asked for them to be made on glbse -294156;1346089178;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 30 @ 0.5 = 15 BTC [-] -294155;1346089187;Chaaang-Noi;i doubt theymos will give you and me scammer tags for something he asked for -294154;1346089241;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.01 BTC -294153;1346089245;Azelphur;usagi: http://sackheads.org/~bnaylor/spew/away_msgs.html -294152;1346089271;MrTiggr;?? can you collect more than one scammer tag ?? like , is there a whole set ? -294151;1346089350;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -294150;1346089355;EmanuelDeOrtego;COLLECT'EM ALL -294149;1346089359;EmanuelDeOrtego;SCAMMING ACHIEVEMENTS -294148;1346089368;Chaaang-Noi;lol -294147;1346089370;Chaaang-Noi;no -294146;1346089375;Chaaang-Noi;you just get one -294145;1346089376;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.3101 BTC [+] -294144;1346089378;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 499 @ 0.31 = 154.69 BTC [-] -294143;1346089380;MrTiggr;scammer yugio -294142;1346089383;Chaaang-Noi;well matthe might get mroe than one -294141;1346089383;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.06 = 0.6 BTC [+] -294140;1346089387;mircea_popescu;yugio lol -294139;1346089388;MrTiggr;*pokemon (for the older kids) -294138;1346089413;MrTiggr;you could trade them like magic the gathering cards -294137;1346089418;MrTiggr;seewotididthere -294136;1346089427;EmanuelDeOrtego;Achievement Unlocked: Scammed users out of 1000 BTC using fraudulent securities. -294135;1346089455;MrTiggr;;;sl mtgox magic the gathering -294134;1346089455;gribble;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=19632.0 | Because early bitcoin guys liked to trade Magic The Gathering cards. But yeah I agree MtGox should be shutdown or refund millions $ to ... -294133;1346089462;MrTiggr;grrr -294132;1346089471;MrTiggr;fu gribbel -294131;1346089494;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.145 BTC [-] -294130;1346089531;EmanuelDeOrtego;What is the peak of the GLBSE trading day? -294129;1346089536;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -294128;1346089586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60 @ 0.00038066 = 0.0228 BTC [-] -294127;1346089587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40765 @ 0.00038058 = 15.5143 BTC [-] -294126;1346089589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1875 @ 0.00038026 = 0.713 BTC [-] -294125;1346089610;Chaaang-Noi;glbse is slow now -294124;1346089613;usagi;Azelphur: Last updated: July 24, 2000 -294123;1346089623;usagi;hahaha -294122;1346089624;Azelphur;usagi: still valid -294121;1346089645;Azelphur;the annoyingness of away messages has not decreased over the past decade :P -294120;1346089659;EmanuelDeOrtego;Whoa -294119;1346089675;usagi;hehe -294118;1346089709;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol this guy was using HTML5 before it was cool. -294117;1346089717;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's just a plain tag -294116;1346089724;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [+] -294115;1346089816;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080N] 10 @ 0.06724003 = 0.6724 BTC [-] -294114;1346089843;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85687.msg1137080#msg1137080 -294113;1346089845;EmanuelDeOrtego;Big day -294112;1346089946;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.312 BTC [+] -294111;1346089950;mircea_popescu;wghoa nelly -294110;1346089951;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -294109;1346089952;gribble;Best bid: 11.7211, Best ask: 11.79, Bid-ask spread: 0.06890, Last trade: 11.84, 24 hour volume: 108013, 24 hour low: 10.52, 24 hour high: 12.14999 -294108;1346089980;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.312 = 1.248 BTC [+] -294107;1346090150;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC -294106;1346090213;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1039 BTC [-] -294105;1346090301;BTCHero;;;bc,stats -294104;1346090303;gribble;Current Blocks: 195943 | Current Difficulty: 2440642.606916 | Next Difficulty At Block: 197567 | Next Difficulty In: 1624 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 13 hours, 31 minutes, and 28 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2612644.47566272 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.04740088775 -294103;1346090685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16646 @ 0.00038026 = 6.3298 BTC [-] -294102;1346090686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33763 @ 0.00038014 = 12.8347 BTC [-] -294101;1346090742;EmanuelDeOrtego;More threats of violence are being made against Pirate. -294100;1346090748;EmanuelDeOrtego;People know where he lives. -294099;1346090756;EmanuelDeOrtego;He's going to pay or he's going to have to skip town. -294098;1346090768;EmanuelDeOrtego;The latter might be cheaper. -294097;1346090784;EskimoBob;I was skimming the log and I see you 2 dimwits ( mircea_popescu and EmanuelDeOrtego) have really hard time saying anything with a value. What if you 2 get a private room and amuse each other in privacy? -294096;1346090800;EmanuelDeOrtego;*crickets* -294095;1346090853;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: you are right, even crickets have more to say than you 2 -294094;1346090898;smickles;ooh -294093;1346090908;smickles;dragon dice are a nice brand -294092;1346090913;smickles;good construction -294091;1346090923;usagi;They stole my name. -294090;1346090925;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13400 @ 0.00094661 = 12.6846 BTC [+] -294089;1346090927;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.00095074 = 0.8557 BTC [+] -294088;1346090933;usagi;I invented a game called dragon dice on a mud in the early 90s -294087;1346090937;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 18 @ 0.235 = 4.23 BTC [-] -294086;1346090938;usagi;Medievia -294085;1346090949;Chaaang-Noi;.235 hmmm -294084;1346090952;usagi;I wrote a gambling bot there. And they banned me because they thought I was scamming -294083;1346090958;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -294082;1346090962;EmanuelDeOrtego;I miss the 90s -294081;1346090977;mircea_popescu;sucks. -294080;1346090982;usagi;Later when I showed them the code they let me back on but they wouldnt let me play the bot -294079;1346091002;usagi;So I moved to ultima online and did it there. It blew up because someone martingaled me and I didnt have the capital -294078;1346091010;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9599 = 3.8396 BTC [-] -294077;1346091016;usagi;I lost like 7000 UO gold -294076;1346091022;EmanuelDeOrtego;The house always has to win. : ( -294075;1346091025;mircea_popescu;haha -294074;1346091036;usagi;it was over a week's worth of farming -294073;1346091097;jcpham;EmanuelDeOrtego y u no trollin somewhere else -294072;1346091118;mircea_popescu;jcpham : when did you register a request to be paid out from pirate ? -294071;1346091136;jcpham;interestingly enough -294070;1346091146;jcpham;i have not made one yet -294069;1346091158;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -294068;1346091160;mircea_popescu;um ?! -294067;1346091188;EmanuelDeOrtego;jcpham: Stating reality isn't trolling. -294066;1346091196;jcpham;did i not answer poperly? -294065;1346091209;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am sorry you lost money. -294064;1346091211;mircea_popescu;so how do you expect to be paid then lol -294063;1346091220;jcpham;i'm not sure -294062;1346091223;Chaaang-Noi;i made a request -294061;1346091225;mircea_popescu;ahahah -294060;1346091228;mircea_popescu;when Chaaang-Noi ? -294059;1346091230;jcpham;where does one register a request -294058;1346091239;jcpham;and why does register -294057;1346091240;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.098 = 0.196 BTC [+] -294056;1346091246;Chaaang-Noi;15th or 16th texas time -294055;1346091247;mircea_popescu;well i dunno, all i know is nanotube mentioned this -294054;1346091252;jcpham;if the interest is runnin -294053;1346091262;Chaaang-Noi;im before the guy nanotube knowsabout -294052;1346091276;jcpham;i've made no request -294051;1346091281;Chaaang-Noi;iv not talked to nanotube -294050;1346091287;jcpham;and i'm no obligated to anyone downstream -294049;1346091295;mircea_popescu;Aug 27 16:23:07 earliest recorded withdrawal request must be paid out by aug29. -294048;1346091298;jcpham;this is where the pass-throughs fucked up tbh -294047;1346091315;jcpham;you pass-through guys are in default -294046;1346091321;jcpham;because you accepted money from others -294045;1346091335;jcpham;which you shouldn't have done if you couldn't cover it -294044;1346091363;jcpham;but i've made no request ad i expect full interest -294043;1346091382;mircea_popescu;well, here's to hoping your expector is in good working order -294042;1346091404;jcpham;i believe i had the chance to recover some funds but i declined -294041;1346091407;jcpham;respectfully -294040;1346091433;mircea_popescu;aha ? -294039;1346091449;jcpham;it's all shuffled around, you see -294038;1346091460;jcpham;more like investing in people -294037;1346091464;jcpham;so strange -294036;1346091471;mircea_popescu;uhm -294035;1346091474;mircea_popescu;i dont really follow. -294034;1346091486;jcpham;let's eat ponies -294033;1346091495;jcpham;and shit unicorns -294032;1346091595;EmanuelDeOrtego;I imagine Pirate is going to start playing victim at some point. -294031;1346091607;mod6;smh -294030;1346091610;EmanuelDeOrtego;Talking about how more people threatened his family. -294029;1346091624;EmanuelDeOrtego;and that he has to give up for safety and that we only have ourselves to blame. -294028;1346091629;EmanuelDeOrtego;Then I will laugh. -294027;1346091639;mircea_popescu;i really like the international aspect of bitcoin. im atm talking to a chinese guy who spent 48 hours trying to get gpg going and a romanian guy who's trying to buy bitcoins but the bank fees are huge. -294026;1346091643;mircea_popescu;the world is such a large place... -294025;1346091650;jcpham;at some point i'm goin to not pay attention to irc anymore -294024;1346091654;jcpham;hopefully soon -294023;1346091662;mircea_popescu;jcpham moving to the forums ? -294022;1346091668;jcpham;funny guy -294021;1346091672;mircea_popescu;>D -294020;1346091689;EmanuelDeOrtego;jcpham is really hurting -294019;1346091694;EmanuelDeOrtego;he had a lot of money with Pirate -294018;1346091885;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9332 = 3.7328 BTC [-] -294017;1346091887;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9331 = 3.7324 BTC [-] -294016;1346091888;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -294015;1346091889;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.881 BTC [-] -294014;1346091890;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.88 BTC [-] -294013;1346091891;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.855 = 7.695 BTC [-] -294012;1346091892;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 60 @ 0.854 = 51.24 BTC [-] -294011;1346091969;jcpham;few thousand or less -294010;1346091973;jcpham;bbl shower -294009;1346091997;EmanuelDeOrtego;Matthew's bet is going to set the standard with this. -294008;1346092005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31800 @ 0.00038272 = 12.1705 BTC [+] -294007;1346092005;EmanuelDeOrtego;We will be counting down Sept. 9 -294006;1346092029;jcpham;yeah matt is way more involved -294005;1346092038;jcpham;i hope he knows something i don't ;) -294004;1346092106;smickles;!ticker s.dice -294003;1346092107;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (30250 shares, 102.85 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00322446 / 0.0034 (2295200 shares, 7,400.78 BTC) -294002;1346092194;jcpham;i can tell you that all my actual principal was withdrawn and used elsewhere -294001;1346092197;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4058 @ 0.00095074 = 3.8581 BTC [+] -294000;1346092198;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6942 @ 0.00095334 = 6.6181 BTC [+] -293999;1346092205;jcpham;and my coount balance was all crazy interest -293998;1346092210;jcpham;if that helps -293997;1346092259;EskimoBob;nefario1: what happened to GLBSE? It's getting slow again -293996;1346092909;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1039 BTC [-] -293995;1346092933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3855 @ 0.00038272 = 1.4754 BTC [+] -293994;1346092934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29337 @ 0.00038014 = 11.1522 BTC [-] -293993;1346092936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00037994 = 1.1778 BTC [-] -293992;1346092937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24416 @ 0.00037985 = 9.2744 BTC [-] -293991;1346093037;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [+] -293990;1346093229;EskimoBob;!pl NYAN.C -293989;1346093230;assbot;!pl [@] [] -293988;1346093233;EskimoBob;!pl NYAN.C 1 -293987;1346093233;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -293986;1346093235;assbot;NYAN.C [1@1BTC] paid: 0.10580463 BTC. Last price: 0.7 BTC. Capital gain: -0.3 BTC. Total: -0.19419537 BTC. (-19.4%) -293985;1346093259;EskimoBob;!pl NYAN.A 1 -293984;1346093260;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -293983;1346093266;assbot;NYAN.A [1@1BTC] paid: 0.04 BTC. Last price: 1 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.04 BTC. (4%) -293982;1346093271;EskimoBob;!pl NYAN.B 1 -293981;1346093272;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -293980;1346093273;assbot;NYAN.B [1@1BTC] paid: 0.06081227 BTC. Last price: 1 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.06081227 BTC. (6.1%) -293979;1346093318;EmanuelDeOrtego;Pirate might be back on the market again. -293978;1346093331;usagi;!p NYAN 1 -293977;1346093344;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.66 BTC [-] -293976;1346093351;usagi;!pl NYAN -293975;1346093352;assbot;!pl [@] [] -293974;1346093373;usagi;!pl NYAN 1 -293973;1346093373;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -293972;1346093398;assbot;NYAN [1@1BTC] paid: 0.05157803 BTC. Last price: 0.9999 BTC. Capital gain: -9.9999999999989E-5 BTC. Total: 0.05147803 BTC. (5.1%) -293971;1346093413;EskimoBob;EmanuelDeOrtego: do you invent this bs as you go or is this some type of script you read and repeat when nothing else comes to mind? -293970;1346093418;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.194999 BTC [+] -293969;1346093444;kakobrekla;hm i should clear the output there -293968;1346093476;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.098 BTC [+] -293967;1346093880;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 58 @ 0.0034 = 0.1972 BTC [+] -293966;1346093932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 54705 @ 0.0034 = 185.997 BTC [+] -293965;1346094176;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -293964;1346094362;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.095 BTC [-] -293963;1346094367;EmanuelDeOrtego;BUY MOAR GSDPT -293962;1346094384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21363 @ 0.00037985 = 8.1147 BTC [-] -293961;1346094385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00037983 = 2.279 BTC [-] -293960;1346094386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00037976 = 4.6331 BTC [-] -293959;1346094387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15537 @ 0.00037939 = 5.8946 BTC [-] -293958;1346094498;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 7 @ 1.17 = 8.19 BTC [-] -293957;1346094507;mircea_popescu; and my coount balance was all crazy interest << i wonder how often this is the case. -293956;1346094638;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.13476 BTC [-] -293955;1346094652;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 5 @ 0.66599 = 3.33 BTC [-] -293954;1346094671;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.135 = 0.405 BTC [+] -293953;1346094709;DeaDTerra;I have bought more backing so keep buying GSDPT ;) -293952;1346094765;mircea_popescu;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rain_follows_the_plow this is the previous version of "global warming" -293951;1346094781;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -293950;1346094782;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (84955 shares, 288.85 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00322854 / 0.0034 (2349905 shares, 7,586.78 BTC) -293949;1346094787;EskimoBob;Are you sure you are not the only one who buys that stuff in mpex? -293948;1346094827;mircea_popescu;lol that worked out nicely then -293947;1346094906;jcpham;wat did i miss -293946;1346094931;jcpham;yes "crazy interest" -293945;1346094937;jcpham;my words -293944;1346094967;smickles;EskimoBob: I know he's not the only one buying on mpex -293943;1346094972;smickles;i have clients too -293942;1346095037;EskimoBob;still makes no sense why did he do the "IPO" in this dump called mpex -293941;1346095080;jcpham;somebody has to operate an exchange -293940;1346095088;smickles;personally, i prefer mpex to glbse right now, but i use both -293939;1346095097;jcpham;EskimoBob do you have an securities exchange -293938;1346095108;jcpham;i don't -293937;1346095121;jcpham;i'm in no position to judge others -293936;1346095174;EskimoBob;jcpham: as a client, sure you are. -293935;1346095219;jcpham;i'm way too kind then -293934;1346095291;smickles;on one hand, mpex gives faster and more reliable service -293933;1346095314;smickles;on the other, glbse has more listings -293932;1346095353;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 26 @ 0.06 = 1.56 BTC [+] -293931;1346095426;smickles;oddly enough, i think that mpex has better charts (on the assumption that you know how the axees are defined) -293930;1346095462;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.MINING] 1 @ 0.099 BTC [+] -293929;1346095494;smickles;glbse gives easier access to historical dividend information -293928;1346095503;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [+] -293927;1346095505;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.855 BTC [-] -293926;1346095506;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8541 = 3.4164 BTC [-] -293925;1346095507;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 14 @ 0.854 = 11.956 BTC [-] -293924;1346095508;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.853 = 7.677 BTC [-] -293923;1346095509;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 11 @ 0.852 = 9.372 BTC [-] -293922;1346095510;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.85 = 4.25 BTC [-] -293921;1346095511;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.85 = 12.75 BTC [-] -293920;1346095546;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 10 @ 0.05 = 0.5 BTC [-] -293919;1346095610;mircea_popescu;ya, what exactly is your hate EskimoBob ? -293918;1346095615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26900 @ 0.00037939 = 10.2056 BTC [-] -293917;1346095633;mircea_popescu;you're like those people ranting about the superiority of honda civics to "shit cars" or w/e -293916;1346095633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13463 @ 0.00037939 = 5.1077 BTC [-] -293915;1346095634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00037936 = 2.9211 BTC [-] -293914;1346095634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7725 @ 0.00037925 = 2.9297 BTC [-] -293913;1346095770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45100 @ 0.00038127 = 17.1953 BTC [+] -293912;1346095978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7674 @ 0.00038241 = 2.9346 BTC [+] -293911;1346095979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2726 @ 0.00038359 = 1.0457 BTC [+] -293910;1346096078;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [-] -293909;1346096156;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.09010011 BTC [-] -293908;1346096181;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.3999 = 0.7998 BTC [+] -293907;1346096317;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -293906;1346096517;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 10 @ 0.3901 = 3.901 BTC [-] -293905;1346096681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00038221 = 4.2425 BTC [-] -293904;1346096682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 174 @ 0.00037925 = 0.066 BTC [-] -293903;1346096684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16406 @ 0.00037906 = 6.2189 BTC [-] -293902;1346096684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9120 @ 0.00037882 = 3.4548 BTC [-] -293901;1346096685;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1799 BTC [+] -293900;1346096711;smickles;;;view -293899;1346096712;gribble;#9826 Sat Aug 25 13:45:41 2012 smickles BUY 244.0 mpexbtc @ 244 mpexbtc (I have a deposit in the works, but would like to make an order now, so I'm looking for someone to float me some mpexbtc) -293898;1346096716;smickles;;;remove 9826 -293897;1346096716;gribble;Order 9826 removed. -293896;1346096744;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 20 @ 0.18 = 3.6 BTC [+] -293895;1346096804;smickles;;;ticker -293894;1346096805;gribble;Best bid: 11.0162, Best ask: 11.1245, Bid-ask spread: 0.10830, Last trade: 11.0111, 24 hour volume: 131811, 24 hour low: 10.52, 24 hour high: 12.14999 -293893;1346096809;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1039 = 0.5195 BTC [-] -293892;1346096820;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293891;1346096835;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293890;1346096841;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293889;1346096846;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.104 = 1.56 BTC [+] -293888;1346096857;smickles;how about that -293887;1346096869;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293886;1346096877;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293885;1346096883;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293884;1346096898;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [+] -293883;1346096911;EmanuelDeOrtego;"Pirate: Guys, I want to pay you back but you need to stop paying so much for Bitcoins. You guys only have yourselves to blame, gosh." -293882;1346096918;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293881;1346096924;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293880;1346096952;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293879;1346097065;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -293878;1346097089;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0988 BTC [+] -293877;1346097188;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 1 @ 0.001 BTC [+] -293876;1346097329;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 5 @ 0.02949134 = 0.1475 BTC [-] -293875;1346097330;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 7 @ 0.02815716 = 0.1971 BTC [-] -293874;1346097363;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.3201 = 0.9603 BTC [-] -293873;1346097365;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.32 = 0.96 BTC [-] -293872;1346097463;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.221 = 0.663 BTC [-] -293871;1346097463;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 35 @ 0.22 = 7.7 BTC [-] -293870;1346097540;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [-] -293869;1346097644;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 329 @ 0.001045 = 0.3438 BTC [+] -293868;1346097771;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09799 BTC [-] -293867;1346097810;smickles;;;bc,24havg -293866;1346097811;gribble;Error: "bc,24havg" is not a valid command. -293865;1346097814;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -293864;1346097815;gribble;11.28 -293863;1346097819;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 12 @ 0.09799 = 1.1759 BTC [-] -293862;1346098192;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.056 BTC [-] -293861;1346098194;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.052 = 0.208 BTC [-] -293860;1346098211;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.175 BTC [+] -293859;1346098232;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.052 BTC [-] -293858;1346098245;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.175 BTC [+] -293857;1346098252;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.051 = 0.255 BTC [-] -293856;1346098277;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.05 = 0.2 BTC [-] -293855;1346098341;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 6 @ 0.998999 = 5.994 BTC [+] -293854;1346098342;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 5 @ 0.999 = 4.995 BTC [+] -293853;1346098347;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 0.9999789 = 2.9999 BTC [+] -293852;1346098349;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.9999899 BTC [+] -293851;1346098504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22961 @ 0.00038359 = 8.8076 BTC [+] -293850;1346098505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16780 @ 0.00038545 = 6.4679 BTC [+] -293849;1346098509;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0034 = 1.02 BTC [+] -293848;1346098531;mircea_popescu;did the world restart ? -293847;1346098534;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 56 @ 0.0987 = 5.5272 BTC [-] -293846;1346098551;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0034 = 0.34 BTC [+] -293845;1346098581;mircea_popescu;so if anyone is interested in a discussion of btc asset exchanges security : http://trilema.com/2012/security-comparison-of-bitcoin-denominated-instruments-exchanges/ -293844;1346098603;smickles;ostensibly -293843;1346098724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00037882 = 4.811 BTC [-] -293842;1346098821;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 10 @ 0.3901 = 3.901 BTC [-] -293841;1346098893;smickles;nefario: would you like to comment on mircea_popescu's recent link -293840;1346098910;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.0987 = 1.974 BTC [-] -293839;1346098923;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 106 @ 0.08 = 8.48 BTC [-] -293838;1346099079;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 100 @ 0.075 = 7.5 BTC [-] -293837;1346099107;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.30021003 BTC [-] -293836;1346099311;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.18 = 0.36 BTC [+] -293835;1346099407;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3307 @ 0.00095055 = 3.1435 BTC [-] -293834;1346099670;mircea_popescu;smickles or, for that matter, EskimoBob -293833;1346099717;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea: Could you open up a SMF forum for securities and speculation on polimedia? : ) It would be nice to have an escape from Bitcointalk -293832;1346099793;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.4494 = 2.6964 BTC [+] -293831;1346099794;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 200 @ 0.4495 = 89.9 BTC [+] -293830;1346099796;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 61 @ 0.4497 = 27.4317 BTC [+] -293829;1346099882;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [-] -293828;1346099971;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9289 BTC [+] -293827;1346099974;smickles;;;buy 1 '0-262-24039-4' @ 2 BTC -293826;1346099974;gribble;Order id 9842 created. -293825;1346100135;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.084999 = 0.17 BTC [+] -293824;1346100215;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9289 = 1.8578 BTC [+] -293823;1346100394;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 5 @ 0.10099 = 0.505 BTC [-] -293822;1346100467;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego well i could easily make a forum, but... -293821;1346100471;mircea_popescu;is it worth it really ? -293820;1346100502;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea_popescu: It depends on activity -293819;1346100513;EmanuelDeOrtego;Who here would use Mircea's forum for Bitcointalk-free speculation? -293818;1346100523;mircea_popescu;tell you what we do : when six people ask for it i'll dump olympus up -293817;1346100546;EmanuelDeOrtego;Sounds great. We'll see what happens, heh. -293816;1346100623;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.92 = 4.6 BTC [-] -293815;1346100707;kakobrekla;well -293814;1346100713;kakobrekla;if its not invite only -293813;1346100722;kakobrekla;then it will be same -293812;1346100826;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.3201 = 0.9603 BTC [+] -293811;1346100828;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.32 = 0.96 BTC [-] -293810;1346100850;mircea_popescu;prolly. -293809;1346100863;mircea_popescu;maybe btc is just not mature enough to have a real forum ? -293808;1346100874;mircea_popescu;ormaybe the forum dweller idiots have run everyone off it... -293807;1346100895;mircea_popescu;i have an ideea actually : wot rating > 5 to post. -293806;1346100897;mircea_popescu;how's that! -293805;1346100933;mod6;that will certainly cut down on board trolls -293804;1346100951;mircea_popescu;course... what if people start giving people wot ratings just to be on the forum ? -293803;1346100963;mod6;*nod* -293802;1346100970;mod6;i still <3 irc anyway :) -293801;1346101027;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 10 @ 0.15999 = 1.5999 BTC [-] -293800;1346101049;usagi;there are 15 year old video games with more mature forums -293799;1346101085;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 4 @ 0.15999 = 0.64 BTC [-] -293798;1346101106;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.15999 BTC [-] -293797;1346101128;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.3499 BTC [+] -293796;1346101213;smickles;interesting tying it to WOT ratings somehow -293795;1346101227;smickles;is poluting the ratings really all that much of a risk? -293794;1346101340;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 7 @ 0.69 = 4.83 BTC [-] -293793;1346101414;mircea_popescu;well hard to tell. -293792;1346101438;mircea_popescu;nanotube : if someone made a forum where posting rights were conditioned on a minimal wot rating, would you consider this detrimental to the wot integrity ? -293791;1346101476;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 24 @ 0.5 = 12 BTC [-] -293790;1346101511;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 13 @ 0.5 = 6.5 BTC [-] -293789;1346101593;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 12 @ 0.5 = 6 BTC [-] -293788;1346101609;smickles;mircea_popescu: maybe an invite/rating hybrid, new users can only get an account if they are rated by a current user -293787;1346101626;mircea_popescu;sockpuppettry. -293786;1346101628;smickles;or a given number of current users -293785;1346101648;nanotube;mircea_popescu: if it just used cumulative wot, yes, probably will cause a bunch of shilling. if it used web of trust paths from some already-trusted members, no. -293784;1346101670;mircea_popescu;so how would you best phrase it ? "connect to mirceapopescu" ? -293783;1346101676;mircea_popescu;or get a line from someone over 100 ? -293782;1346101708;smickles;i'm not sure if either of those ways is ideal -293781;1346101710;nanotube;level2 trust > X from selected wot members -293780;1346101737;smickles;those selected members could be your mods -293779;1346101739;smickles;maybe -293778;1346101742;nanotube;(you could extend it to level3 also -293777;1346101745;nanotube;) -293776;1346101746;nanotube;smickles: right -293775;1346101754;mircea_popescu;wouldn't this just make a higher level of shilling ? -293774;1346101770;nanotube;mircea_popescu: well, they'd have to convince people at the core to actually give them high ratings. -293773;1346101771;copumpkin;has anyone seen the light about communism yet? -293772;1346101779;copumpkin;communism is the one true ideology -293771;1346101801;mircea_popescu;nanotube yea but i mean.. is is pretty much structurally the same thing, we're stressing core people for little direcrt benefit ti them -293770;1346101802;smickles;copumpkin: i'm so communist that i bleed red -293769;1346101807;copumpkin;smickles: whoa dude -293768;1346101809;nanotube;e.g., if someone makes a trade with me for a 1-rating, and then creates a bunch of shill identities who interrate each other with a bunch of high ratings... any of those identities would still have a maximum levelN trust from me of 1. -293767;1346101814;copumpkin;smickles: come to #bitcoin-comrades -293766;1346101823;mircea_popescu;nanotube o i see what you mean. -293765;1346101852;nanotube;well, the core people would presumably not care to make a bunch of .5btc trades with a bunch of noobs to give them out ratings. :) -293764;1346101855;nanotube;so no stress. -293763;1346101860;mircea_popescu;nanotube how about this : manual approval of new users based on wot, undisclosed criteria. -293762;1346101872;nanotube;mircea_popescu: hehe sure, undisclosed criteria works. -293761;1346101880;mircea_popescu;and irt'd be something common sense -293760;1346101892;mircea_popescu;i mean let's face it, you can't abstract the human hand & eye from a matter of trust -293759;1346101905;nanotube;just make sure you mention that it's not cumulative rating. so people don't think "oh it must be a cumulative rating cutoff, let's shill" -293758;1346101913;mircea_popescu;yes/ -293757;1346101926;mircea_popescu;so like this you'd think it's ok from what you can see ? -293756;1346101948;smickles;copumpkin: lol, is that even a chanel? -293755;1346101969;mircea_popescu;smickles you believe evertything costalinkin tells you ? -293754;1346101988;smickles;mircea_popescu: at some scale, the manual approval would be rough to impliment, no? -293753;1346102001;mircea_popescu;how many users would you think there are, 500 ? -293752;1346102032;smickles;you want to begin this with a max user count in mind? -293751;1346102049;mircea_popescu;no but im jsut saying -293750;1346102056;mircea_popescu;there aren't going to be five billion users are there. -293749;1346102068;smickles;probably not -293748;1346102077;BTCHero;Well, when you guys setup your elite club will one of you please send me an invite :) -293747;1346102079;mircea_popescu;entire ideea is for to have a community -293746;1346102088;mircea_popescu;you can't have an infinitely large community, the two are contradictory -293745;1346102101;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust BTCHero -293744;1346102102;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user BTCHero: Level 1: 1, Level 2: 22 via 13 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=BTCHero -293743;1346102107;mircea_popescu;ya ok :D -293742;1346102107;Doffx;Im calling china and letting them know now is the time to get in on mpex -293741;1346102109;smickles;i like the idea of l2/l3 trust of the mods, and a liberal ban policy -293740;1346102112;BTCHero;:) -293739;1346102116;Doffx;After that ill call India -293738;1346102116;copumpkin;smickles: um -293737;1346102118;copumpkin;smickles: maybe! -293736;1346102123;Doffx;gotta make sure we hit that 5 bil mark -293735;1346102127;mircea_popescu;doffx lol -293734;1346102136;mircea_popescu;mk, what the hell, lemme do this thing. -293733;1346102145;mircea_popescu;if nobody uses it or it becomes STUPID i'll just rm it -293732;1346102149;BTC-Mining;communism doesn't work... I actually haven't seen any system based on common decisions and resource sharing work... Too complicate to manage. Profit drive is an excellent managing tool which doesn't require to have everything managed by the authority... It's hard to get communism to work in a large population solely based on the willingness of each participant to actually share and -293731;1346102149;BTC-Mining;enforcing it requires to centralize and give everything to the hands of the governments. In theory, it's good, in practice, I doubt it's going to be practical anytime soon seeing the human nature. -293730;1346102163;smickles;mircea_popescu: might i suggest shred in place of rm? -293729;1346102185;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining my household/harem works just fine based on common decisions and resource sharing -293728;1346102187;BTC-Mining;We need more regulated capitalism. Add more restrictions about what can and cannot be done. -293727;1346102192;mircea_popescu;i make the decisions and share the resources. -293726;1346102196;BTC-Mining;On a small scale, yes -293725;1346102202;BTC-Mining;I said in a large population -293724;1346102209;mircea_popescu;^^ :p -293723;1346102229;BTC-Mining;If you're just restriticting to a small group everyone agreed to join, communism works great. -293722;1346102235;mircea_popescu;anyone want to name this new thing ? -293721;1346102244;BTC-Mining;It's actually the best, makes the group stronger. -293720;1346102248;mircea_popescu;polimedia.us/btcgfy ? -293719;1346102269;smickles;bitcoin great forum yes? -293718;1346102282;smickles;is that what btcgfy stands for? -293717;1346102287;mircea_popescu;go fuck yourself, alternatively. -293716;1346102310;mircea_popescu;it's this massive pr0n industry board. anyway. -293715;1346102340;mircea_popescu;btcf ? -293714;1346102371;smickles;btcf, it's concise -293713;1346102391;smickles;/b/ has other connotations -293712;1346102411;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.09859999 BTC [-] -293711;1346102711;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1039 = 0.6234 BTC [-] -293710;1346102956;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.0986 = 0.3944 BTC [+] -293709;1346103119;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6700 @ 0.00095163 = 6.3759 BTC [+] -293708;1346103120;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 686 @ 0.00095334 = 0.654 BTC [+] -293707;1346103122;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5812 @ 0.00095582 = 5.5552 BTC [+] -293706;1346103122;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2302 @ 0.00095629 = 2.2014 BTC [+] -293705;1346103157;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 193 @ 0.00095055 = 0.1835 BTC [-] -293704;1346103159;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1100 @ 0.0009454 = 1.0399 BTC [-] -293703;1346103159;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15305 @ 0.00094299 = 14.4325 BTC [-] -293702;1346103160;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 193 @ 0.00091526 = 0.1766 BTC [-] -293701;1346103161;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1209 @ 0.00089493 = 1.082 BTC [-] -293700;1346103286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46120 @ 0.00038545 = 17.777 BTC [+] -293699;1346103287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11780 @ 0.00038548 = 4.541 BTC [+] -293698;1346103593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58800 @ 0.00038429 = 22.5963 BTC [-] -293697;1346103594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00038318 = 2.1841 BTC [-] -293696;1346103771;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 98 @ 0.08 = 7.84 BTC [+] -293695;1346103773;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 41 @ 0.08 = 3.28 BTC [+] -293694;1346103793;kakobrekla;i think it should contain word ass -293693;1346103820;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.30021003 BTC [-] -293692;1346103821;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.30011003 = 3.0011 BTC [-] -293691;1346103822;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [-] -293690;1346103829;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 603 @ 0.0034 = 2.0502 BTC [+] -293689;1346103891;kakobrekla;like "assf" as assets form and not ass fucking -293688;1346103912;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.467 BTC [+] -293687;1346103915;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1039 = 3.117 BTC [-] -293686;1346103953;gabbynot;;;ticker -293685;1346103953;gribble;Best bid: 10.64843, Best ask: 10.65, Bid-ask spread: 0.00157, Last trade: 10.65, 24 hour volume: 148987, 24 hour low: 10.525, 24 hour high: 12.14999 -293684;1346104012;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0986 = 0.986 BTC [+] -293683;1346104049;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.0986 = 0.493 BTC [+] -293682;1346104073;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.3 = 1.2 BTC [-] -293681;1346104113;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.375 = 1.875 BTC [+] -293680;1346104166;smickles;down to 10.64 already? -293679;1346104213;BTC-Mining;yeah? -293678;1346104218;BTC-Mining;High volatility -293677;1346104236;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 6 @ 0.4469 = 2.6814 BTC [+] -293676;1346104254;BTC-Mining;10.91495 -293675;1346104276;BTC-Mining;Someone dumpe some shares -293674;1346104290;BTC-Mining;some BTC* -293673;1346104297;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 619 @ 0.10934953 = 67.6874 BTC [-] -293672;1346104300;BTC-Mining;arf, I'm thinking GLBSE too much -293671;1346104306;smickles;lol -293670;1346104318;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.447 = 4.47 BTC [+] -293669;1346104320;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.4475 = 2.2375 BTC [+] -293668;1346104321;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.4499 = 2.2495 BTC [+] -293667;1346104341;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 60 @ 0.0986 = 5.916 BTC [+] -293666;1346104350;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.4499 = 0.8998 BTC [+] -293665;1346104549;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1039 = 0.9351 BTC [-] -293664;1346104654;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 10 @ 0.09999999 = 1 BTC [-] -293663;1346104692;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -293662;1346104698;nefario;smickles, that link given by mircea_popescu has a number of factual errors -293661;1346104710;nefario;there has been no user account compromise -293660;1346104718;nefario;via dictionary attack -293659;1346104723;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -293658;1346104770;smickles;nefario: if you wouldn't mind listing all the factual error, i would like you to point them out -293657;1346104783;nefario;I.1. Dictionary attack. -293656;1346104794;nefario;no account has been compromised with a dictionary attack -293655;1346104832;nefario;II. Interference with the server. -293654;1346104839;nefario;Emails (salted & hashed ?) -293653;1346104852;nefario;who ever salts and hashes email addresses? -293652;1346104875;nefario;III.1. Legal. -293651;1346104897;nefario;Unregistered. Public face seems to be an English national located in China. -293650;1346104903;smickles;he was assuming that you salted and hashe the email addresses of your uses to protect leakage inthe event the db was taken (i guess) -293649;1346104903;nefario;I live in the UK -293648;1346104914;nefario;weird assumption -293647;1346104924;nefario;as it would mean we couldn't contact our users -293646;1346104941;nefario;Holds personally indentifying information of users without a license (an offense in the EU). -293645;1346104962;nefario;there is no requirement of a "licence" to hold users data -293644;1346104963;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2901 BTC [-] -293643;1346104972;nefario;merely to comply with data protection -293642;1346104982;smickles;ah -293641;1346104984;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [-] -293640;1346104989;nefario;Either the exchange itself, the public face or both may be identified at a later date as Does in the Cartmell - Bitcoinica lawsuit. -293639;1346105005;nefario;raising the point that GLBSE is vulnerable to legal action, -293638;1346105018;nefario;but he himself is also vulnerable to -293637;1346105033;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2601 BTC [-] -293636;1346105034;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.26 = 2.08 BTC [-] -293635;1346105035;nefario;III.2. Inheritance of assets. -293634;1346105041;nefario;Suspension of activity would likely include an account claiming procedure, similar to Bitcoinica’s. -293633;1346105046;nefario;which is bullshit -293632;1346105062;nefario;we actually have freequent backups of our server data -293631;1346105084;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1039 BTC [-] -293630;1346105084;nefario;bitcoinica had the account claiming proceedure because they lost their DB -293629;1346105090;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1039 BTC [-] -293628;1346105093;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.26 = 1.82 BTC [-] -293627;1346105100;nefario;GLBSE can provide users with codes for assets -293626;1346105103;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1039 = 0.3117 BTC [-] -293625;1346105108;nefario;and issuers with lists of what codes have how many -293624;1346105165;nefario;Are asset issuers unable to issue more of an asset on mpex? -293623;1346105180;smickles;only with manual approval, iirc -293622;1346105185;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.0973 = 0.3892 BTC [-] -293621;1346105187;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0972 = 0.1944 BTC [-] -293620;1346105207;nefario;also most of the assets on mpex are actually provided by mircea_popescu -293619;1346105219;nefario;where as most of the assets on GLBSE do not -293618;1346105265;nefario;I.2. Session stealing. -293617;1346105270;nefario;GLBSE Theoretically possible. -293616;1346105283;nefario;only if there are unprotected vulnerabilities -293615;1346105301;nefario;unless mircea_popescu knows what precautions we take to protect sessions he can only postulate -293614;1346105330;mircea_popescu;hi nefario. please put the observations as comments there so we have a trail. -293613;1346105339;mircea_popescu;if there's any innacuracies etc they can be fixed. -293612;1346105350;nefario;thread link -293611;1346105360;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/security-comparison-of-bitcoin-denominated-instruments-exchanges/ -293610;1346105363;EmanuelDeOrtego;All I want is receipts verifiable by the issuer. -293609;1346105366;EmanuelDeOrtego;are* -293608;1346105377;nefario;what about the loss of GPG keys? -293607;1346105396;nefario;if a user loses their key how do you prove ownership of assets on mpex? -293606;1346105399;mircea_popescu;srsly better discussed there than here, irc records are iffy. -293605;1346105415;nefario;not asking for the record -293604;1346105419;nefario;looking for an answer -293603;1346105431;nefario;how do you handle lost users keys? -293602;1346105437;mircea_popescu;exactly same way btc handles it. -293601;1346105441;mircea_popescu;known as sol. -293600;1346105442;EmanuelDeOrtego;Too bad, so sad. -293599;1346105451;EmanuelDeOrtego;Take responsibility for yourself. -293598;1346105456;EmanuelDeOrtego;Don't depend on others. -293597;1346105457;EmanuelDeOrtego;Etc. -293596;1346105460;nefario;so no way for users to recover their funds if keys are lost -293595;1346105471;mircea_popescu;nope. lose your wallet, lose your btc -293594;1346105477;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's a feature if you think about it. -293593;1346105477;mircea_popescu;lose your gpg key, lose your assets. -293592;1346105485;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nobody can take your funds. -293591;1346105490;smickles;a user could protect against lost keys by cleasigning another key and keeping that key supersafe -293590;1346105500;nefario;could do -293589;1346105505;mircea_popescu;there *might* be recovery available, but it's not promised. -293588;1346105523;nefario;but users are more likely to lose keys than they are to lose access to something like their email -293587;1346105524;mircea_popescu;in other news http://polimedia.us/btcf/index.php -293586;1346105537;mircea_popescu;who wanted an invite ? /me reads up -293585;1346105627;EmanuelDeOrtego;Registered -293584;1346105635;EmanuelDeOrtego;Invite me, if you please. -293583;1346105640;mircea_popescu;i've activated both of you -293582;1346105657;mircea_popescu;it's pretty barebone so if any features needed etc, just say. -293581;1346105678;smickles;yourdomain.com? -293580;1346105680;EmanuelDeOrtego;I don't think users need to be babied if they are in a financial market where money can be lost very easily. -293579;1346105689;mircea_popescu;ahah smickles 1 sec -293578;1346105718;mircea_popescu;mm da fuck do i change that ? -293577;1346105730;nefario;in an unrelated note -293576;1346105737;nefario;someone looking to raise funding for a sex change -293575;1346105738;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=103020.0 -293574;1346105756;EmanuelDeOrtego;L O L -293573;1346105769;EmanuelDeOrtego;You're definitely approving that security, I'm sure. ; ) -293572;1346105799;nefario;there are currently no new securities being approved by GLBSE for the time being -293571;1346105802;mircea_popescu;if they're changing from m to f i'll buy a coupla shares -293570;1346105821;nefario;until after we've segregated the market into BLUE WHITE and PINK -293569;1346105828;Doffx;mircea_popescu, thats just wrong. -293568;1346105836;nefario;will also have to wait until Im back in London -293567;1346105842;mircea_popescu;Doffx y ? -293566;1346105849;nefario;was looking at office space as well -293565;1346105850;Doffx;It just is :) -293564;1346105858;nefario;going to be hiring 2 more people -293563;1346105889;mircea_popescu;hey, too many douches going about supposedly being male -293562;1346105889;Doffx;What type of Job will it be? -293561;1346105893;mircea_popescu;just cut the pecker off be done with it -293560;1346105898;Doffx;haha -293559;1346105911;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.097 BTC [-] -293558;1346105916;mod6;lol -293557;1346105917;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [-] -293556;1346105918;nefario;mircea_popescu: it's a little more delicate than that -293555;1346105918;EmanuelDeOrtego;popescu: I am with you on that. -293554;1346105924;nefario;lack of cock doesn't make you a woman -293553;1346105941;EmanuelDeOrtego;It makes you a Asian monk of some weird sect. -293552;1346105963;mircea_popescu;well i guess it must be. -293551;1346105964;nefario;Doffx: one business development, one marketing & design -293550;1346105990;mircea_popescu;ok, somebody post something. -293549;1346105998;usagi;a sex change. -293548;1346106010;EmanuelDeOrtego;I can't post -293547;1346106017;EmanuelDeOrtego;At least not from what I can see -293546;1346106036;mircea_popescu;srsly ?! -293545;1346106044;usagi;mircea for a new forum to work it would have to be created by a group of people. -293544;1346106048;mircea_popescu;lemme fix the permission -293543;1346106052;EmanuelDeOrtego;WE ARE A GROUP OF PEOPLE -293542;1346106054;usagi;No one person is going to make a new forum -293541;1346106059;usagi;That isn't what I mean -293540;1346106061;mircea_popescu;usagi well, the group of people was asking about it -293539;1346106076;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [-] -293538;1346106077;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.25 = 1 BTC [-] -293537;1346106086;EmanuelDeOrtego;mircea: It's for off-topic mainly -293536;1346106092;EmanuelDeOrtego;All else works -293535;1346106116;EmanuelDeOrtego;Nope -293534;1346106120;EmanuelDeOrtego;The Exchange doesn't work -293533;1346106132;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego try nao ? -293532;1346106139;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 8 @ 0.01 = 0.08 BTC -293531;1346106156;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://polimedia.us/btcf/viewforum.php?f=8 No new topic button there. -293530;1346106288;mircea_popescu;umm -293529;1346106297;mircea_popescu;didn't you just make a topic EmanuelDeOrtego ? -293528;1346106344;EmanuelDeOrtego;In off-topic -293527;1346106351;EmanuelDeOrtego;The other boards don't seem to work -293526;1346106364;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://polimedia.us/btcf/viewforum.php?f=8 -293525;1346106392;mircea_popescu;o i think you need to make 3 posts first -293524;1346106394;mircea_popescu;lol -293523;1346106538;EmanuelDeOrtego;okay -293522;1346106545;EmanuelDeOrtego;how are you supposed to make 3 posta -293521;1346106550;EmanuelDeOrtego;when there are no threads -293520;1346106562;mircea_popescu;it's a conspiraci. anyway, did it werk ? -293519;1346106563;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.89021 = 3.5608 BTC [-] -293518;1346106563;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.89011 = 5.3407 BTC [-] -293517;1346106565;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.89 = 2.67 BTC [-] -293516;1346106566;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [-] -293515;1346106567;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.863 = 7.767 BTC [-] -293514;1346106569;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.862 = 5.172 BTC [-] -293513;1346106570;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.861 BTC [-] -293512;1346106579;EmanuelDeOrtego;nope -293511;1346106586;mircea_popescu;mhhh this is so opaque. lemme see! -293510;1346106634;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.1039 = 5.195 BTC [-] -293509;1346106701;mircea_popescu;well it says users can start new topix wtf. -293508;1346106710;EmanuelDeOrtego;let me try again -293507;1346106723;EmanuelDeOrtego;You should really use SMF but this will work -293506;1346106728;mircea_popescu;y smf ? -293505;1346106729;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.7999 BTC [+] -293504;1346106730;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [+] -293503;1346106739;EmanuelDeOrtego;Because it's conformist -293502;1346106741;EmanuelDeOrtego;and familiar -293501;1346106748;EmanuelDeOrtego;and people like conformist and familiar -293500;1346106760;mircea_popescu;this looks a lot closer to the shitty look i go for. -293499;1346106765;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 11 @ 0.1999 = 2.1989 BTC [+] -293498;1346106766;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 18 @ 0.2 = 3.6 BTC [+] -293497;1346106773;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ahahaha -293496;1346106778;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 42 @ 0.17 = 7.14 BTC [-] -293495;1346106802;EmanuelDeOrtego;I like how your pages don't even pass W3C validation ; ) -293494;1346106813;mircea_popescu;on the forum even !? -293493;1346106827;EmanuelDeOrtego;I don't know about the forum -293492;1346106835;EmanuelDeOrtego;I'm talking about the exchange and such. -293491;1346106844;mircea_popescu;o -293490;1346106879;mircea_popescu;you never saw the old page did you -293489;1346107034;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 35 @ 0.1499998 = 5.25 BTC [+] -293488;1346107067;EmanuelDeOrtego;Buy moar GDSTP -293487;1346107075;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 10 @ 0.9 = 9 BTC [+] -293486;1346107133;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego http://polimedia.us/btcf/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4 wtf you on about omg! -293485;1346107139;mircea_popescu;it works you have me on wild goose chases -293484;1346107155;EmanuelDeOrtego;Mining works -293483;1346107159;EmanuelDeOrtego;The Exchange does not -293482;1346107164;EmanuelDeOrtego;or whatever it is called -293481;1346107167;EmanuelDeOrtego;not The Exchange but -293480;1346107169;EmanuelDeOrtego;uhhhh -293479;1346107177;EmanuelDeOrtego;the securities board and exchanges board -293478;1346107188;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://polimedia.us/btcf/viewforum.php?f=8 -293477;1346107219;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09799 = 0.196 BTC [-] -293476;1346107225;EmanuelDeOrtego;Rename Exchanges discussion to Securities, Currencies and Speculation -293475;1346107251;mircea_popescu;nao ? -293474;1346107270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00038318 = 5.2112 BTC [-] -293473;1346107282;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes! Thank you! -293472;1346107300;mircea_popescu;phew. -293471;1346107584;mircea_popescu;o hey, boards are kinda fun. -293470;1346107621;EmanuelDeOrtego;They are. Let's see if I can get more people on it. -293469;1346107700;EmanuelDeOrtego;Who's OP here? -293468;1346107793;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 140 @ 0.1039 = 14.546 BTC [-] -293467;1346107816;JWU_42;kakobrekla is the @ -293466;1346107870;EmanuelDeOrtego;kakobrekla: Add the forum to the topic -293465;1346107878;mircea_popescu;why ? -293464;1346107910;EmanuelDeOrtego;So people always know about it. -293463;1346107914;EmanuelDeOrtego;It couldn't hurt. -293462;1346107993;kakobrekla;umm -293461;1346107995;kakobrekla;thats up to mp -293460;1346108000;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7216 @ 0.00089493 = 6.4578 BTC [-] -293459;1346108005;kakobrekla;yes or no mircea_popescu ? -293458;1346108118;EskimoBob;yawn ... any news? -293457;1346108122;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.3438 BTC [+] -293456;1346108127;mircea_popescu;well sure... -293455;1346108195;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.097 = 0.485 BTC [-] -293454;1346108195;EskimoBob;I guess not... nobody is talking -293453;1346108206;EskimoBob;off I go.... -293452;1346108264;boonies4u;any news about what? -293451;1346108313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62600 @ 0.000384 = 24.0384 BTC [+] -293450;1346108321;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [-] -293449;1346108329;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00091571 = 4.6701 BTC [+] -293448;1346108346;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0985 = 0.985 BTC [+] -293447;1346108397;JWU_42;boonies4u: BTCST I assume -293446;1346108412;boonies4u;i'd check #btcst for that -293445;1346108420;boonies4u;unless he's b& -293444;1346108425;JWU_42;he is in there too -293443;1346108447;boonies4u;well then :P -293442;1346108544;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.2501 = 0.7503 BTC [-] -293441;1346108599;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 102 @ 0.0034 = 0.3468 BTC [+] -293440;1346108747;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.104 = 1.56 BTC [+] -293439;1346108749;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 41 @ 0.104 = 4.264 BTC [+] -293438;1346108853;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 134 @ 0.10486 = 14.0512 BTC [+] -293437;1346108854;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1049 = 10.3851 BTC [+] -293436;1346108889;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00093793 = 4.5959 BTC [+] -293435;1346108890;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7400 @ 0.00094233 = 6.9732 BTC [+] -293434;1346108951;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 125 @ 0.105 = 13.125 BTC [+] -293433;1346108969;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -293432;1346109214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.00038455 = 4.9222 BTC [+] -293431;1346109242;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.3439 = 1.0317 BTC [+] -293430;1346109243;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 13 @ 0.344 = 4.472 BTC [+] -293429;1346109244;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.3449 = 5.1735 BTC [+] -293428;1346109245;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 69 @ 0.345 = 23.805 BTC [+] -293427;1346109377;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -293426;1346109547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.000384 = 0.1536 BTC [-] -293425;1346109549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00038318 = 2.9122 BTC [-] -293424;1346109550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4530 @ 0.00038225 = 1.7316 BTC [-] -293423;1346109599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00038225 = 0.4969 BTC [-] -293422;1346109732;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11300 @ 0.00094233 = 10.6483 BTC [+] -293421;1346109979;smickles;lol @ oracularity 1503-3 -293420;1346110062;mircea_popescu;whart's tht ? -293419;1346110065;Diablo-D3;? -293418;1346110074;smickles;mircea_popescu: you don't know of the oracle? -293417;1346110076;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 join my forum! -293416;1346110110;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 12 @ 0.2 = 2.4 BTC [+] -293415;1346110119;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://cgi.cs.indiana.edu/~oracle/digest.cgi?N=1503#1503-03 -293414;1346110135;smickles;.wik usenet oracle -293413;1346110136;markac;"The Internet Oracle (historically known as The Usenet Oracle) is an effort at collective humor in a pseudo-Socratic question-and-answer format." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usenet_oracle -293412;1346110139;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [-] -293411;1346110146;mircea_popescu;lol -293410;1346110210;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 20 @ 0.2 = 4 BTC [+] -293409;1346110231;Diablo-D3;smickles: BAM -293408;1346110291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 895 @ 0.00038225 = 0.3421 BTC [-] -293407;1346110336;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 21 @ 0.0985 = 2.0685 BTC [+] -293406;1346110376;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0985 BTC [+] -293405;1346110489;agath;is it the usenet oracle still alive? -293404;1346110552;mircea_popescu;apparently. -293403;1346110738;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -293402;1346110782;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.105 = 5.25 BTC [+] -293401;1346110891;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.135 = 1.35 BTC [+] -293400;1346110925;smickles;http://cgi.cs.indiana.edu/~oracle/bestof.cgi?N=1451-1475#1470-08 -293399;1346110940;smickles;er, the one below that one -293398;1346111390;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.105 = 0.735 BTC [+] -293397;1346111680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00038262 = 0.6122 BTC [+] -293396;1346112056;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4127 @ 0.00095629 = 3.9466 BTC [+] -293395;1346112119;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 20 @ 0.9 = 18 BTC [+] -293394;1346112464;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 12 @ 0.08 = 0.96 BTC [-] -293393;1346112464;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0792 = 0.2376 BTC [-] -293392;1346112466;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 52 @ 0.0762 = 3.9624 BTC [-] -293391;1346112467;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 80 @ 0.0761 = 6.088 BTC [-] -293390;1346112468;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.076 = 0.456 BTC [-] -293389;1346112469;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 63 @ 0.076 = 4.788 BTC [-] -293388;1346112513;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 150 @ 0.0034 = 0.51 BTC [+] -293387;1346112533;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 671 @ 0.00095629 = 0.6417 BTC [+] -293386;1346112534;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3029 @ 0.00096344 = 2.9183 BTC [+] -293385;1346112542;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0761 = 0.761 BTC [+] -293384;1346112578;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0599 BTC [+] -293383;1346112666;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.92 = 1.84 BTC [+] -293382;1346112726;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -293381;1346112757;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 294 @ 0.0034 = 0.9996 BTC [+] -293380;1346113015;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.135 = 1.35 BTC [+] -293379;1346113353;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 10 @ 0.0849 = 0.849 BTC [-] -293378;1346113365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21711 @ 0.00038455 = 8.349 BTC [+] -293377;1346113366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32389 @ 0.00038548 = 12.4853 BTC [+] -293376;1346113825;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.9287 = 4.6435 BTC [-] -293375;1346113827;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.9288 = 4.644 BTC [+] -293374;1346113828;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 16 @ 0.09789 = 1.5662 BTC [+] -293373;1346113864;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09789 BTC [+] -293372;1346114144;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.105 = 0.945 BTC [+] -293371;1346114252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20431 @ 0.00038548 = 7.8757 BTC [+] -293370;1346114254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6757 @ 0.0003857 = 2.6062 BTC [+] -293369;1346114255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7212 @ 0.00038593 = 2.7833 BTC [+] -293368;1346114385;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC [-] -293367;1346114659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00038377 = 3.6458 BTC [-] -293366;1346114660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35321 @ 0.00038262 = 13.5145 BTC [-] -293365;1346115011;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 62 @ 0.1049 = 6.5038 BTC [-] -293364;1346115826;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.1049 = 3.8813 BTC [-] -293363;1346115827;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1049 = 0.3147 BTC [-] -293362;1346115917;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1049 = 0.9441 BTC [-] -293361;1346115958;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9489 = 1.8978 BTC [+] -293360;1346116125;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [-] -293359;1346116159;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.05 = 1 BTC [-] -293358;1346116260;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10700 @ 0.00096344 = 10.3088 BTC [+] -293357;1346116340;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 10 @ 0.149 = 1.49 BTC [+] -293356;1346116407;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 60 @ 0.9 = 54 BTC [+] -293355;1346116503;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 10 @ 0.15189 = 1.5189 BTC [-] -293354;1346116654;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.135 = 1.35 BTC [+] -293353;1346117082;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9899 BTC [+] -293352;1346117118;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 12 @ 0.9999999 = 12 BTC [-] -293351;1346117184;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.467 BTC [+] -293350;1346117198;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -293349;1346117322;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.948899 = 1.8978 BTC [-] -293348;1346117323;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.948999 = 5.694 BTC [+] -293347;1346117324;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 48 @ 0.949 = 45.552 BTC [+] -293346;1346117325;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 24 @ 0.95 = 22.8 BTC [+] -293345;1346117422;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0976 = 0.1952 BTC [-] -293344;1346117567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2879 @ 0.00038262 = 1.1016 BTC [-] -293343;1346117568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15621 @ 0.0003824 = 5.9735 BTC [-] -293342;1346117888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22579 @ 0.0003824 = 8.6342 BTC [-] -293341;1346117890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8121 @ 0.00038225 = 3.1043 BTC [-] -293340;1346118440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00038267 = 2.2195 BTC [+] -293339;1346118442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00038593 = 1.3122 BTC [+] -293338;1346118651;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 9 @ 0.0849 = 0.7641 BTC [-] -293337;1346118653;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 19 @ 0.085 = 1.615 BTC [+] -293336;1346118653;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 72 @ 0.09 = 6.48 BTC [+] -293335;1346118867;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 9 @ 0.9999 = 8.9991 BTC [-] -293334;1346119003;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 58 @ 0.09 = 5.22 BTC [+] -293333;1346119137;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.105 = 0.945 BTC [+] -293332;1346119609;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0974 = 0.974 BTC [-] -293331;1346119713;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10499 = 1.0499 BTC [-] -293330;1346119772;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0974 = 0.974 BTC [-] -293329;1346119842;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.467 BTC [+] -293328;1346119855;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0976 = 0.976 BTC [+] -293327;1346119909;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0985 BTC [+] -293326;1346120037;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9289 BTC [+] -293325;1346120210;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9289 BTC [+] -293324;1346120282;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [+] -293323;1346120448;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 1 @ 0.1399 BTC [-] -293322;1346120519;mircea_popescu;did i miss anything good ? -293321;1346120576;PsychoticBoy;nope, nothing happend -293320;1346120584;mircea_popescu;that's good then -293319;1346120585;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -293318;1346120586;gribble;Best bid: 10.85, Best ask: 10.878, Bid-ask spread: 0.02800, Last trade: 10.87081, 24 hour volume: 174403, 24 hour low: 10.54441, 24 hour high: 12.14999 -293317;1346120790;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -293316;1346120924;smickles;oh -293315;1346120935;smickles;there's a bid on s.dice for 0.00003000 -293314;1346120964;mircea_popescu;that a bad thing ? -293313;1346120968;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 60 @ 0.094 = 5.64 BTC [+] -293312;1346121019;smickles;not really, afaik -293311;1346121025;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.9989 = 1.9978 BTC [-] -293310;1346121118;smickles;in other news, smex is coming along nicely -293309;1346121137;mircea_popescu;:D -293308;1346121156;mircea_popescu;that name. ehehehe. every time i see it it makes me grin -293307;1346121221;smickles;well, i believe that a customer should be grinning after an interaction with their broker :) -293306;1346121249;mircea_popescu;o hey, moar ppl on forum -293305;1346121261;mircea_popescu;we should have a bet if it passes 100 users -293304;1346121287;smickles;nice, i'll check it out in a few minutes after i'm BAK -293303;1346121328;BTC-Mining;I bet 1 mircea_popescu that it will not. If it does, well I have to part with it by throwing it in the volcano. -293302;1346121354;mircea_popescu;throwing what, the btc ? -293301;1346121368;BTC-Mining;the 1 mircea_popescu that I bet -293300;1346121374;mircea_popescu;lmao! -293299;1346121389;BTC-Mining;So, gonna close it now? xD -293298;1346121406;mircea_popescu;looking at the wot there's something like i dunno, 500 ? 1k ? ppl that might qualify -293297;1346121441;mircea_popescu;;;rated pirateat40 -293296;1346121442;gribble;You have not yet rated user pirateat40 -293295;1346121447;mircea_popescu;;;getrating pirateat40 -293294;1346121448;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask pirateat40!~pirateat4@unaffiliated/pirateat40 . User pirateat40, rated since Mon Aug 1 14:18:45 2011. Cumulative rating 247, from 78 total ratings. Received ratings: 78 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 65 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40 -293293;1346121456;mircea_popescu;0 negative eh ? i like this :D -293292;1346121486;BTC-Mining;how come? -293291;1346121501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00038593 = 3.126 BTC [+] -293290;1346121502;BTC-Mining;He has admin rights to the otc or just moderation? -293289;1346121555;mircea_popescu;im saving that page. -293288;1346121581;mircea_popescu;what otc, the irc chan you mean ? -293287;1346121676;BTC-Mining;aye, I meant the rating system. Don't a few running this can remove ratings when someone abuse the otc ratings? -293286;1346121683;kakobrekla;no, but give -1, you prolly get on the imaginary end of line -293285;1346121698;BTC-Mining;I think only nanotube has access to that tho -293284;1346121709;BTC-Mining;I don't he admins it with other people? -293283;1346121715;BTC-Mining;I don't think* -293282;1346121742;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining im sure nobody can remove ratings outside of nanotube who is pretty regimented to not do it. -293281;1346121781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2872 @ 0.00038226 = 1.0979 BTC [-] -293280;1346121782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39628 @ 0.00038225 = 15.1478 BTC [-] -293279;1346121809;BTC-Mining;;;rate pirateat40 -1 owes me money, not very talkative about anything, past his repayment delays. -293278;1346121810;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -1 for user pirateat40 has been recorded. -293277;1346121816;mircea_popescu;shit -293276;1346121820;mircea_popescu;i was about to log in to pop his cherry -293275;1346121838;BTC-Mining;Well I guess he has 1 bad rating now -293274;1346121864;Gladamas;;;rate pirateat40 -2 If you don't pay your debts, what do you get? A ruined OTC rating. -293273;1346121865;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -2 for user pirateat40 has been recorded. -293272;1346121887;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -293271;1346121889;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.10000001 = 0.3 BTC [+] -293270;1346121890;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -293269;1346121899;mircea_popescu;!ticker gsdpt -293268;1346121902;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0033] [Ask: 0.0034] [Spread: 0.0001] [Last: 0.0034] [24hVol: 122.8599] [7dAvg: 0.00372331] -293267;1346121912;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -293266;1346121913;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (54805 shares, 186.34 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00322854 / 0.0034 (2349905 shares, 7,586.78 BTC) -293265;1346121926;BTC-Mining;;;getrating pirateat40 -293264;1346121926;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask pirateat40!~pirateat4@unaffiliated/pirateat40 . User pirateat40, rated since Mon Aug 1 14:18:45 2011. Cumulative rating 244, from 80 total ratings. Received ratings: 78 positive, 2 negative. Sent ratings: 65 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40 -293263;1346121938;BTC-Mining;No one ever sent him negative ratings yet? -293262;1346121939;boonies4u;he got a 2nd negative rating? -293261;1346121946;boonies4u;Received ratings: 78 positive, 2 negative -293260;1346121952;BTC-Mining;They're reversible when case is resolved... -293259;1346121953;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.09849 = 0.2955 BTC [-] -293258;1346121958;smickles;;;gettrust jcpham pirateat40 -293257;1346121959;gribble;Trust relationship from user jcpham to user pirateat40: Level 1: 8, Level 2: 33 via 13 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=jcpham&dest=pirateat40 -293256;1346121959;boonies4u;BTC-Mining: of course :P -293255;1346121972;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC -293254;1346121974;boonies4u;;;gettrust pirateat40 -293253;1346121975;gribble;Trust relationship from user boonies4u to user pirateat40: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 4 via 3 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=boonies4u&dest=pirateat40 -293252;1346121993;BTC-Mining;The otc rating is made to put temporary ratings during disagreement -293251;1346122002;jcpham0;Yes, i am here -293250;1346122006;BTC-Mining;to encourage people not dealing with the person until disagreements are solved -293249;1346122019;BTC-Mining;Why haven't people put negative rating while this gets solved? -293248;1346122026;BTC-Mining;Well I'll be damned -293247;1346122108;jcpham0;Is my graph suspect? -293246;1346122127;smickles;jcpham0: i was just curious what rating you currently have on pirate -293245;1346122162;jcpham0;It may change soon -293244;1346122190;mircea_popescu;plenty of people doing 10s and shit. -293243;1346122203;mircea_popescu;kinda silly in retrospect. -293242;1346122203;smickles;;;rate pirateat40 -1 there's a whole kerfuffle to be settled before i'd trade with him -293241;1346122204;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -1 for user pirateat40 has been recorded. -293240;1346122205;jcpham0;I'm not a 10er -293239;1346122215;mircea_popescu;didn't mean you specifically. -293238;1346122222;jcpham0;Gigavps has a joke 10 but i really trudt giga -293237;1346122230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41888 @ 0.00038593 = 16.1658 BTC [+] -293236;1346122231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2912 @ 0.00038631 = 1.1249 BTC [+] -293235;1346122320;smickles;what's the date that the nano-involved bet settles? -293234;1346122364;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.17 BTC [-] -293233;1346122430;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 1 @ 0.1399 BTC [-] -293232;1346122489;jcpham0;Maybe september 9th -293231;1346122504;jcpham0;Idk tbh all of that is external to me -293230;1346122524;jcpham0;I don't consider it to a contract i agreed upon -293229;1346122597;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.09849 = 1.1819 BTC [-] -293228;1346122771;smickles;jcpham0: a sensible position -293227;1346123128;mircea_popescu;omg phpbb doesn;t fuck up gpg code -293226;1346123133;mircea_popescu;this is incredible. -293225;1346123159;Chaaang-Noi;im at 0 on otc :) -293224;1346123192;mircea_popescu;;;getrating Chaaang-Noi -293223;1346123193;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -293222;1346123199;mircea_popescu;omg scammeur -293221;1346123200;smickles;mircea_popescu: it does if there is bb code inside of the signed part -293220;1346123205;Chaaang-Noi;i know im a scammer -293219;1346123218;mircea_popescu;i guess it would then huh. -293218;1346123261;smickles;mircea_popescu: but it only effs up the display, you could hit the quote button and get the actual text -293217;1346123313;mircea_popescu;aww so my nice security writeup got no comments -293216;1346123318;mircea_popescu;what is wrong wit hpeople! -293215;1346123391;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.09849 = 0.394 BTC [-] -293214;1346123550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28355 @ 0.00038344 = 10.8724 BTC [-] -293213;1346123830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36154 @ 0.00038477 = 13.911 BTC [+] -293212;1346124167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16015 @ 0.00038477 = 6.1621 BTC [+] -293211;1346124561;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.09849 = 0.5909 BTC [-] -293210;1346124744;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: I was going to comment on that thread with questions and didn't want to muddy the thread -293209;1346124749;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 9000 @ 0.01 = 90 BTC -293208;1346124809;mircea_popescu;BTCHero why not ? muddy it man -293207;1346124814;smickles;that's a lot of explaining you've done there -293206;1346124815;mircea_popescu;that's what the internet is for, muddy away -293205;1346124856;BTCHero;I will muddy it up later for you :) -293204;1346124908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10185 @ 0.00038477 = 3.9189 BTC [+] -293203;1346124910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6 @ 0.00038631 = 0.0023 BTC [+] -293202;1346124932;mircea_popescu;6 lol -293201;1346125033;mircea_popescu;is it me or glbse loads a lot faster nao ? -293200;1346125113;mircea_popescu;Total posts 42 • Total topics 11 • Total members 9 -293199;1346125119;mircea_popescu;i wouldsay that is the meaning of life. -293198;1346126804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21845 @ 0.0003835 = 8.3776 BTC [-] -293197;1346126806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1092 @ 0.00038225 = 0.4174 BTC [-] -293196;1346126949;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1.3 BTC [-] -293195;1346127006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49473 @ 0.000382 = 18.8987 BTC [-] -293194;1346127239;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 4 @ 0.16 = 0.64 BTC [-] -293193;1346142682;mircea_popescu;bitfoo done. -293192;1346142691;bitfoo;thanks! -293191;1346142856;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2701 BTC [-] -293190;1346142935;blazing;when will pirates passthroughs be officially written off -293189;1346142956;boonies4u;what do you mean? -293188;1346143039;mircea_popescu;i think most people have by now, for their own books. -293187;1346143050;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 500 @ 0.01 = 5 BTC -293186;1346143158;boonies4u;I wouldn't be surprised if Pirate bought some debt from passthroughs under the table -293185;1346143315;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -293184;1346143350;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 60 @ 0.6 = 36 BTC [+] -293183;1346143376;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 60 @ 0.65 = 39 BTC [+] -293182;1346143392;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [+] -293181;1346143403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 258 @ 0.0034 = 0.8772 BTC [+] -293180;1346143414;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -293179;1346143417;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 9000 @ 0.0010088 = 9.0792 BTC [+] -293178;1346143450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1558 @ 0.00038663 = 0.6024 BTC [+] -293177;1346143467;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 12 @ 0.9999999 = 12 BTC [-] -293176;1346143676;mircea_popescu;boonies4u i suspect most of glbse pirate debt was bought by the issuers. -293175;1346143693;boonies4u;the PPT issuers? -293174;1346143700;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.104999 = 0.315 BTC [-] -293173;1346143713;boonies4u;completely plausible -293172;1346143846;mircea_popescu;i'm just going by volume. -293171;1346143902;Chaaang-Noi;lol -293170;1346143917;Chaaang-Noi;i kinda doubt that -293169;1346143926;mircea_popescu;why ? -293168;1346143939;Chaaang-Noi;well cuz i did not buy most of my bonds and im the largest -293167;1346143946;Chaaang-Noi;iv bought and sold but im about even -293166;1346143949;mircea_popescu;you issued ppt ? -293165;1346143964;mircea_popescu;we're talking of the insured thing. -293164;1346143968;Chaaang-Noi;i hold the largest assets by volume on glbse -293163;1346143975;Chaaang-Noi;oh sorry -293162;1346143977;mircea_popescu;i suspect the insurance proportion = the part not self bought. -293161;1346143985;mircea_popescu;so, they insured in the end what, 32 cents to the dollar ? -293160;1346143985;Chaaang-Noi;yes i bought back my insured bond -293159;1346143994;mircea_popescu;my guess is they sold about 32 btc out of 100 "sold". -293158;1346143994;Chaaang-Noi;i had one at 1btc face 100% insured -293157;1346144002;Chaaang-Noi;i have about 75% bought back -293156;1346144009;Chaaang-Noi;and i have a bid wall to absorb them all -293155;1346144016;Chaaang-Noi;sorry about the mistake, i need to read more next time. -293154;1346144039;Chaaang-Noi;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 12 @ 1 = 12 BTC [+] -293153;1346144042;Chaaang-Noi;thats my isured bond -293152;1346144044;mircea_popescu;no big deal either way eh ? -293151;1346144044;Gladamas;Chaang-Noi I was half-kidding about the 0.9999999 technicality violation -293150;1346144051;Gladamas;its no big deal -293149;1346144085;Chaaang-Noi;i have to respond to all attacks on my business threads. i responded sarcasticly and was not really going to take downthat wall. -293148;1346144148;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 2 @ 0.25 = 0.5 BTC [-] -293147;1346144165;Chaaang-Noi;mircea i will buy back all my insured bonds no matter what happens with pirate -293146;1346144184;Gladamas;Chaaang-Noi: I'm sorry, I didn't mean it as an attack -293145;1346144214;Chaaang-Noi;yeah but you said i was not following the contract. thus i had to respond -293144;1346144228;Chaaang-Noi;i was not too worried and its not a big deal, but i had to respond. -293143;1346144236;Gladamas;yes, i see -293142;1346144286;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 85 @ 0.00025 = 0.0213 BTC [-] -293141;1346144710;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.06 = 0.12 BTC [+] -293140;1346144840;bitfoo;what happened, goat was trying to skimp on 10 satoshis? ;) -293139;1346144869;bitfoo;goat's gotta goat -293138;1346144881;Gladamas;bitfoo: I called him out on not following the contract (buying at 0.9999999 vs. 1.0 BTC) so ya -293137;1346144897;Gladamas;i was half-joking -293136;1346144917;bitfoo;oh, for the insured pirate thing -293135;1346144959;BTC-Mining;In the future, each of those satoshi will be worth a fortune! : o -293134;1346144981;BTC-Mining;or not =/ -293133;1346145122;boonies4u;you can do a lot more with a satoshi than you can with the smallest division of USD -293132;1346145199;Chaaang-Noi;it would have been like 300 satoshis -293131;1346145215;Chaaang-Noi;300 bonds outstanding -293130;1346145251;boonies4u;Can you even value bonds at the satoshi level on GLBSE? -293129;1346145253;bitfoo;3000 satoshis then -293128;1346145261;Chaaang-Noi;ahh yeah 3000 -293127;1346145262;bitfoo;because it's 0.9999999 -293126;1346145266;bitfoo;could have had an extra 9 :P -293125;1346145267;boonies4u;.00003 BTC -293124;1346145277;Chaaang-Noi;almost got a scammers tag for that! -293123;1346145281;Chaaang-Noi;:) -293122;1346145286;bitfoo;lol -293121;1346145294;bitfoo;well, contract is a contract -293120;1346145302;BTC-Mining;Boonies4u, I think the minimum valuation is at 7 decimals or 10 satoshi -293119;1346145315;boonies4u;damn -293118;1346145318;bitfoo;oh, no 8 decimals on GLBSE? -293117;1346145320;Chaaang-Noi;yeah but as i pointed out im offering to buy back at 1 btc, they just have to send it to my account and email me a btc address... -293116;1346145349;BTC-Mining;I'm mistaken, looks like it does go to 8 decimals -293115;1346145351;bitfoo;ok ok, I'm not really serious either -293114;1346145352;Chaaang-Noi;im not really breakig the contract -293113;1346145354;bitfoo;just poking fun -293112;1346145362;Chaaang-Noi;yeah its a bit silly -293111;1346145380;Chaaang-Noi;just in a bad m00d due to pirate stuff -293110;1346145396;bitfoo;understandable -293109;1346145576;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -293108;1346145583;Chaaang-Noi;ah fuck,anyone know what the last difficulty was? -293107;1346145599;bitfoo;the previous one? -293106;1346145601;Chaaang-Noi;yeah -293105;1346145603;bitfoo;2.2 mil or so -293104;1346145616;Chaaang-Noi;know where i can find a closer est? -293103;1346145617;bitfoo;but I'm not a miner -293102;1346145628;Gladamas;;;bc,diff -293101;1346145629;gribble;2440642.606916 -293100;1346145632;Gladamas;^^^ -293099;1346145636;bitfoo;that's the current one -293098;1346145640;Gladamas;ah -293097;1346145650;Chaaang-Noi;i forgot to pay out my mining bond -293096;1346145653;mircea_popescu;smickles http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=S.BVPS grep "dividends" :p -293095;1346145655;bitfoo;I can look it up in my mysql db -293094;1346145657;Chaaang-Noi;stupid travel and pirates :) -293093;1346145699;Chaaang-Noi;if its not too much trouble that would be awesome -293092;1346145702;mircea_popescu;bitfoo i never understood wy they price things at 1btc on glbse either. -293091;1346145724;mircea_popescu;i have the old one sec -293090;1346145738;Chaaang-Noi;for a ppt 1 is a better number than say Pi.... -293089;1346145749;BTC-Mining;I price my issues in bitcent -293088;1346145753;BTC-Mining;except BTC-Mining -293087;1346145763;mircea_popescu;2190865.97010286 -293086;1346145767;Chaaang-Noi;my mining bond was .3 at first -293085;1346145773;bitfoo;thanks mircea -293084;1346145783;Chaaang-Noi;yes thanks -293083;1346145785;Chaaang-Noi;2.2 was close -293082;1346145789;mircea_popescu;i have the entire list if you want it. -293081;1346145794;Chaaang-Noi;no thanks -293080;1346145795;bitfoo;digging around this mysql db is a pain -293079;1346145803;Chaaang-Noi;i just need to pay a bond -293078;1346145846;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining bitcents or something seems reasonable. -293077;1346145857;mircea_popescu;anything in the 10^-2 to 10^-5 or so range -293076;1346145879;bitfoo;yeah, BTC-Mining, I like how KRAKEN is split up -293075;1346145908;BTC-Mining;I priced my loan bond and Kraken fund passthrough at 1 bitcent for easy reinvestment in full. -293074;1346145920;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -293073;1346145923;BTC-Mining;I priced BTC-Mining in larger shares of 1 BTC each -293072;1346145928;mircea_popescu;ya. people don't understand this buyt suppose i have 100 btc to invest -293071;1346145937;mircea_popescu;and must invest it 63% into something and 37% into something else. -293070;1346145955;mircea_popescu;and now those things are priced in 3 btc increments and im wtf'd. -293069;1346145966;BTC-Mining;Eh -293068;1346145986;bitfoo;yeah, SS needs a stock-split desperately. (hint hint smickles) -293067;1346146321;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.095 = 1.9 BTC [+] -293066;1346146379;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 45 @ 0.0959 = 4.3155 BTC [+] -293065;1346146381;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 14 @ 0.096 = 1.344 BTC [+] -293064;1346146469;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 45 @ 0.096 = 4.32 BTC [+] -293063;1346146580;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [-] -293062;1346146581;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [-] -293061;1346146609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.0034 = 9.52 BTC [+] -293060;1346146615;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 5 @ 0.075 = 0.375 BTC [-] -293059;1346146617;usagi;!pl S.DICE 0.0034 -293058;1346146617;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -293057;1346146622;assbot;GLBSE 404 -293056;1346146652;mircea_popescu;usagi ticker works. -293055;1346146773;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -293054;1346146822;usagi;[15:20:49] i forgot to pay out my mining bond <--- scammer tag pls -293053;1346146837;Chaaang-Noi;i know, im going to have like 50 of them -293052;1346146847;Chaaang-Noi;i was to pay bonds like 15 hours ago and forgot -293051;1346146851;Chaaang-Noi;no one calledme on it lol -293050;1346146867;bitfoo;stockholm syndrome -293049;1346146874;bitfoo;it's the new word everyone learnt on the forums -293048;1346147125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9733 @ 0.00038523 = 3.7494 BTC [-] -293047;1346147126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11467 @ 0.00038519 = 4.417 BTC [-] -293046;1346147331;Chaaang-Noi;stockholm syndrome? how does this relate to the bonds? -293045;1346147343;Chaaang-Noi;i think everyone is just too busy watching pirate and buying more popedcorn -293044;1346147375;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 18 @ 0.00989 = 0.178 BTC [-] -293043;1346147416;boonies4u;Chaaang-Noi: I should long popcorn -293042;1346147424;Chaaang-Noi;:) -293041;1346147438;boonies4u;it is technically a type of corn -293040;1346147451;boonies4u;i'm sure there's a commodity ticker for it -293039;1346147452;boonies4u;XD -293038;1346147534;boonies4u;http://www.commoditymarketing.com/project/popcorn/ -293037;1346147536;boonies4u;Oh Yeah -293036;1346147697;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.098489 = 1.9698 BTC [-] -293035;1346147770;Chaaang-Noi;i see i sold my asicminer too soon and for too little -293034;1346147774;Chaaang-Noi;stupid pirate:) -293033;1346147777;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.09848999 = 0.2955 BTC [+] -293032;1346147779;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 97 @ 0.09849 = 9.5535 BTC [+] -293031;1346147793;mircea_popescu; it's the new word everyone learnt on the forums << when this ?! -293030;1346147803;Chaaang-Noi;yeah i dont get that either -293029;1346147825;mircea_popescu;(im only asking cause i used it yest and im curious if wtf, when did it start) -293028;1346147845;Chaaang-Noi;oh i have never even seen it -293027;1346147856;mircea_popescu;the scammer tag ? -293026;1346147924;Chaaang-Noi;im lost lol -293025;1346147989;mircea_popescu;lol -293024;1346147998;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -293023;1346148032;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -293022;1346148088;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 3 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0004 BTC [+] -293021;1346148684;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.09849 = 1.9698 BTC [+] -293020;1346148819;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 6 @ 0.9999999 = 6 BTC [-] -293019;1346149042;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4500 @ 0.0009489 = 4.2701 BTC [+] -293018;1346149044;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1700 @ 0.00095091 = 1.6165 BTC [+] -293017;1346149165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 187 @ 0.00348634 = 0.6519 BTC [-] -293016;1346149166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 200 @ 0.00352303 = 0.7046 BTC [+] -293015;1346149167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 250 @ 0.00354969 = 0.8874 BTC [+] -293014;1346149168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 550 @ 0.00355355 = 1.9545 BTC [+] -293013;1346149169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 13 @ 0.00375844 = 0.0489 BTC [+] -293012;1346149365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00038591 = 6.6762 BTC [+] -293011;1346149366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29776 @ 0.00038663 = 11.5123 BTC [+] -293010;1346149367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10609 @ 0.00038677 = 4.1032 BTC [+] -293009;1346149499;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 50 @ 0.15189 = 7.5945 BTC [-] -293008;1346149594;mircea_popescu;"I'm not gay but my gf is" -293007;1346149818;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.46 = 0.92 BTC [-] -293006;1346149853;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 8 @ 0.4501 = 3.6008 BTC [-] -293005;1346149896;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 20 @ 0.45 = 9 BTC [-] -293004;1346150349;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.09849 = 4.9245 BTC [+] -293003;1346150535;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 15 @ 0.075 = 1.125 BTC [-] -293002;1346150607;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.09849 = 9.849 BTC [+] -293001;1346150752;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00095091 = 2.4724 BTC [+] -293000;1346150797;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 1.05 = 10.5 BTC [-] -292999;1346150836;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 7 @ 1 = 7 BTC [+] -292998;1346151024;nefario;so -292997;1346151024;nefario;hitler -292996;1346151028;nefario;he was bad -292995;1346151044;nefario;funny thing though -292994;1346151070;nefario;he only became a problem when he started killing OTHER countries people -292993;1346151073;nefario;stupid man -292992;1346151098;nefario;Mao, Stalin, Pol Pot all had in common that they killed their own people -292991;1346151107;nefario;and we seem to be fine with that. -292990;1346151134;mircea_popescu;that's a pretty good point. -292989;1346151146;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14100 @ 0.00095091 = 13.4078 BTC [+] -292988;1346151147;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4300 @ 0.00095932 = 4.1251 BTC [+] -292987;1346151234;nefario;qalso -292986;1346151245;nefario;hitler never played risk when he was a kid -292985;1346151257;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 89 @ 0.06 = 5.34 BTC [+] -292984;1346151282;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.06768999 = 3.3845 BTC [+] -292983;1346151349;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 30 @ 0.06899999 = 2.07 BTC [+] -292982;1346151510;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1349 = 0.2698 BTC [-] -292981;1346151597;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 13 @ 0.09739999 = 1.2662 BTC [+] -292980;1346151604;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.92745 = 5.5647 BTC [+] -292979;1346151665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13430 @ 0.00038585 = 5.182 BTC [-] -292978;1346151666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17921 @ 0.00038677 = 6.9313 BTC [+] -292977;1346151711;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.92755 = 3.7102 BTC [+] -292976;1346151739;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.92745 = 1.8549 BTC [-] -292975;1346151812;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.92745 BTC [-] -292974;1346151873;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3395 @ 0.00094342 = 3.2029 BTC [-] -292973;1346151924;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.09739999 = 0.974 BTC [+] -292972;1346151956;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 100 @ 0.00025 = 0.025 BTC [-] -292971;1346152061;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.105 = 5.25 BTC [+] -292970;1346152275;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 50 @ 0.171 = 8.55 BTC [+] -292969;1346152479;Chaaang-Noi;oh lol someone wants to send me back the one shae and get the 1 btc and not take the wal at .9999999 -292968;1346152881;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 700 @ 0.00094342 = 0.6604 BTC [-] -292967;1346153268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 554 @ 0.00038677 = 0.2143 BTC [+] -292966;1346153268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.0003868 = 3.752 BTC [+] -292965;1346153270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00038681 = 1.2378 BTC [+] -292964;1346153271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1740 @ 0.00038731 = 0.6739 BTC [+] -292963;1346153272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28569 @ 0.00038772 = 11.0768 BTC [+] -292962;1346153497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21270 @ 0.00038519 = 8.193 BTC [-] -292961;1346153539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25631 @ 0.00038772 = 9.9377 BTC [+] -292960;1346153540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15369 @ 0.0003878 = 5.9601 BTC [+] -292959;1346153939;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 15 @ 1.03 = 15.45 BTC [-] -292958;1346154101;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15895 @ 0.00095089 = 15.1144 BTC [+] -292957;1346154452;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [+] -292956;1346154550;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -292955;1346154593;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 2 @ 0.2539 = 0.5078 BTC [+] -292954;1346154666;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 108 @ 0.09849 = 10.6369 BTC [+] -292953;1346154667;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 67 @ 0.0985 = 6.5995 BTC [+] -292952;1346154669;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 75 @ 0.0986 = 7.395 BTC [+] -292951;1346154705;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.09739999 = 0.487 BTC [+] -292950;1346154779;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.8655 = 1.731 BTC [+] -292949;1346154809;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3300 @ 0.00095089 = 3.1379 BTC [+] -292948;1346154916;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.86531 = 3.4612 BTC [-] -292947;1346154954;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.5001 = 1.5003 BTC [-] -292946;1346154994;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.0986 = 1.479 BTC [+] -292945;1346155064;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.86532 BTC [+] -292944;1346155066;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.86521 = 1.7304 BTC [-] -292943;1346155109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13663 @ 0.00038519 = 5.2629 BTC [-] -292942;1346155111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10490 @ 0.00038437 = 4.032 BTC [-] -292941;1346155112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24117 @ 0.00038362 = 9.2518 BTC [-] -292940;1346155136;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.86521 BTC [-] -292939;1346155227;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.861 = 4.305 BTC [-] -292938;1346155297;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [-] -292937;1346155309;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [-] -292936;1346155321;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.944899 = 1.8898 BTC [+] -292935;1346155350;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.852 BTC [-] -292934;1346155411;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.851 BTC [-] -292933;1346155447;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.151 BTC [-] -292932;1346155449;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.15000001 BTC [-] -292931;1346155450;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 10 @ 0.15 = 1.5 BTC [-] -292930;1346155552;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [+] -292929;1346155560;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0986 BTC [+] -292928;1346155646;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.0986 = 2.958 BTC [+] -292927;1346155648;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 70 @ 0.0987 = 6.909 BTC [+] -292926;1346155650;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4957 @ 0.00094342 = 4.6765 BTC [-] -292925;1346155651;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2655 @ 0.0009354 = 2.4835 BTC [-] -292924;1346156775;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -292923;1346156905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8071 @ 0.00038439 = 3.1024 BTC [+] -292922;1346156906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27653 @ 0.0003868 = 10.6962 BTC [+] -292921;1346157183;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9099 BTC [-] -292920;1346157333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00038714 = 6.0394 BTC [+] -292919;1346157628;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1.1499 BTC [+] -292918;1346157660;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -292917;1346157724;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 20 @ 0.95000001 = 19 BTC [-] -292916;1346157725;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 54 @ 0.95 = 51.3 BTC [-] -292915;1346157812;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2701 BTC [-] -292914;1346157817;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 30 @ 0.00999999 = 0.3 BTC [-] -292913;1346157838;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.00999999 = 0.03 BTC [-] -292912;1346157984;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.0987 = 19.74 BTC [+] -292911;1346158026;Luceo;;;rate w|zzy 1 Bought a number of raffle tickets from me. -292910;1346158027;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user w|zzy has been recorded. -292909;1346158103;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0987 = 0.1974 BTC [+] -292908;1346158188;coingenuity;Luceo: no rating for coin? :( -292907;1346158205;Luceo;coingenuity: Didn't I? :o -292906;1346158209;Luceo;;;rated coingenuity -292905;1346158209;gribble;You have not yet rated user coingenuity -292904;1346158217;Luceo;I sometimes forget when people buy on the forum :P -292903;1346158235;Luceo;I dont yet know everyone's forum name to IRC name -292902;1346158236;coingenuity;heh, i'm not a customer, just a fixture of sorts lmfao -292901;1346158257;coingenuity;i am not really a forum user tbh -292900;1346158259;coingenuity;not my cuppa tea -292899;1346158263;Luceo;I hope to be buying from you soon ;) -292898;1346158275;coingenuity;=D -292897;1346158293;coingenuity;makes me happy, i think a lot of people are sort of paused to see what pirate's effect is -292896;1346158321;coingenuity;low gox volume + giant spreads == interesting to watch -292895;1346158528;Luceo;coingenuity: I'm enjoying the Gox market atm -292894;1346158569;Luceo;Im going to MLG in November so I'll probably get you to deliver to one of my colleagues and get them to bring it to my hotel :P -292893;1346158576;coingenuity;heh -292892;1346158581;Luceo;Customs here might just disappear with it :/ -292891;1346158603;coingenuity;i'm enjoying the gox market for my bots.... as a whole though, people are holding their breath and it's a little eerie to watch -292890;1346158617;coingenuity;and, customs is usually no problem ;) -292889;1346158622;Luceo;I need a Gox bot -292888;1346158627;coingenuity;+ full insurance protects ya from their idiocy lol -292887;1346158644;Luceo;idk how much tax I have to pay on it either -292886;1346158650;Luceo;Might make it really expensive -292885;1346158661;coingenuity;england is VAT exempt for PM if memory serves -292884;1346158672;Luceo;I'm not in England :( -292883;1346158676;Luceo;I have servers there -292882;1346158683;coingenuity;where are you at, if you dont mind my asking? -292881;1346158695;Luceo;Usually Germany or Switzerland -292880;1346158712;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -292879;1346158713;coingenuity;germany is VAT exempt on PM, so is CH -292878;1346158727;Luceo;Nice -292877;1346158737;Luceo;Might send it there then -292876;1346158750;coingenuity;ya, better than UK imo -292875;1346158751;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2701 BTC [-] -292874;1346158753;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.27 = 3.78 BTC [-] -292873;1346158761;Luceo;Still think in-US shipping is an attractive option, but idk how it'd be to get through the airport -292872;1346158770;Luceo;'Oh btw there's $10k worth of gold in my bag' -292871;1346158772;Luceo;-_- -292870;1346158778;coingenuity;lol -292869;1346158796;coingenuity;most countries are OK with amounts around 1kg for on person carry in planes -292868;1346158902;coingenuity;OK, time to run, bbiaw Luceo -292867;1346158930;Luceo;Ciao -292866;1346158933;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -292865;1346159225;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 6 @ 0.151 = 0.906 BTC [-] -292864;1346159394;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00093907 = 5.4466 BTC [+] -292863;1346159395;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3845 @ 0.0009354 = 3.5966 BTC [-] -292862;1346159397;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2077 @ 0.00093152 = 1.9348 BTC [-] -292861;1346159459;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 150 @ 0.0987 = 14.805 BTC [+] -292860;1346159766;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9445 = 1.889 BTC [+] -292859;1346160608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41276 @ 0.0003878 = 16.0068 BTC [+] -292858;1346160610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9434 @ 0.00038799 = 3.6603 BTC [+] -292857;1346160754;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.9446 = 5.6676 BTC [+] -292856;1346160988;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC [-] -292855;1346160990;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 7 @ 0.36101 = 2.5271 BTC [-] -292854;1346161015;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 5 @ 0.36101 = 1.8051 BTC [-] -292853;1346161054;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0034 = 0.17 BTC [+] -292852;1346161099;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1948 @ 0.00094838 = 1.8474 BTC [+] -292851;1346161161;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.467 = 2.802 BTC [+] -292850;1346161260;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 1 @ 0.666 BTC [+] -292849;1346161267;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.9099 = 2.7297 BTC [-] -292848;1346161269;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [+] -292847;1346161295;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -292846;1346161323;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -292845;1346161387;Chaaang-Noi;how do i chang emy name, i forgot lol -292844;1346161572;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 5 @ 0.109879 = 0.5494 BTC [+] -292843;1346161606;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1348 BTC [-] -292842;1346161701;EB250;Chaaang-Noi: try /nick new_name -292841;1346161785;Chaang-Noi;thanks -292840;1346161795;EB250;Chaaang-Noi: you had any luck contacting pirate? -292839;1346161805;Chaang-Noi;no, i have not really tried -292838;1346161814;EB250;no information at all :( -292837;1346161816;Chaang-Noi;no -292836;1346161831;EB250;try contact him? -292835;1346161835;Chaang-Noi;why? -292834;1346161847;Chaang-Noi;and ask what? -292833;1346161849;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0987 = 0.1974 BTC [+] -292832;1346161858;EB250;get the btc back :) I have some tygr bonds -292831;1346161880;Chaang-Noi;umm, i think he knows i want the btc... -292830;1346161890;EB250;ask "Where's My Money" -292829;1346161892;Chaang-Noi;i asked for btc on the 15th -292828;1346161902;Chaang-Noi;he said "in his system" -292827;1346161910;Chaang-Noi;iv asked already... -292826;1346161914;EB250;OK -292825;1346162007;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 58 @ 0.0988 = 5.7304 BTC [+] -292824;1346162328;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -292823;1346162366;rg;thoz -292822;1346162366;rg;r -292821;1346162367;rg;mi -292820;1346162369;rg;popsiklz -292819;1346162392;Diablo-D3;are you drunk -292818;1346162444;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8923 @ 0.00093152 = 8.312 BTC [-] -292817;1346162481;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 90 @ 0.0988 = 8.892 BTC [+] -292816;1346162573;rg;diablo-d3 -292815;1346162580;rg;the noid is some type of -292814;1346162582;rg;pizza demon -292813;1346162600;Diablo-D3;tes -292812;1346162601;Diablo-D3;yes -292811;1346162739;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 3 @ 0.001 = 0.003 BTC -292810;1346163201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4288 @ 0.00038714 = 1.6601 BTC [-] -292809;1346163504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12595 @ 0.00038799 = 4.8867 BTC [+] -292808;1346163505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14105 @ 0.00038823 = 5.476 BTC [+] -292807;1346163550;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2701 BTC [+] -292806;1346163551;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.27 = 1.62 BTC [-] -292805;1346163561;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.067 = 0.134 BTC [-] -292804;1346163563;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.066 BTC [-] -292803;1346163563;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.065 BTC [-] -292802;1346163564;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 29 @ 0.045 = 1.305 BTC [-] -292801;1346163599;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.00092575 = 4.8139 BTC [-] -292800;1346163601;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.92307691 BTC [+] -292799;1346163690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.000388 = 0.0776 BTC [-] -292798;1346163691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13009 @ 0.00038823 = 5.0505 BTC [+] -292797;1346163693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25391 @ 0.00038844 = 9.8629 BTC [+] -292796;1346164061;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2500 @ 0.0034 = 8.5 BTC [+] -292795;1346164088;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 27 @ 0.0988 = 2.6676 BTC [+] -292794;1346164088;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.09888 = 1.9776 BTC [+] -292793;1346164501;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3977 @ 0.00092983 = 3.6979 BTC [+] -292792;1346164714;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.00989 BTC [-] -292791;1346164821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038799 = 0.0776 BTC [-] -292790;1346164822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1326 @ 0.00038714 = 0.5133 BTC [-] -292789;1346164824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00038507 = 0.5776 BTC [-] -292788;1346164864;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 3 @ 0.999 = 2.997 BTC [+] -292787;1346164996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19083 @ 0.00038362 = 7.3206 BTC [-] -292786;1346164998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14866 @ 0.00038344 = 5.7002 BTC [-] -292785;1346165035;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00093463 = 0.9346 BTC [+] -292784;1346165608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25600 @ 0.00038403 = 9.8312 BTC [+] -292783;1346165616;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 400 @ 0.001 = 0.4 BTC [+] -292782;1346165926;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -292781;1346165963;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2691 BTC [-] -292780;1346165965;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.269 = 3.228 BTC [-] -292779;1346166063;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09300001 BTC [-] -292778;1346166064;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.093 BTC [-] -292777;1346166066;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.093 BTC [-] -292776;1346166067;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.092 = 0.92 BTC [-] -292775;1346166185;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.0913 = 0.8217 BTC [-] -292774;1346166187;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 43 @ 0.0912 = 3.9216 BTC [-] -292773;1346166188;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 17 @ 0.0911 = 1.5487 BTC [-] -292772;1346166189;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.091 = 0.819 BTC [-] -292771;1346166190;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 56 @ 0.09 = 5.04 BTC [-] -292770;1346166255;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 43 @ 0.09 = 3.87 BTC [-] -292769;1346166349;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.3 = 1.8 BTC [+] -292768;1346166937;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 27 @ 0.00021 = 0.0057 BTC [-] -292767;1346167377;EB250;what is this netxshare problem? -292766;1346167630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00038344 = 6.2117 BTC [-] -292765;1346167678;kakobrekla;hm -292764;1346167683;kakobrekla;what did i just do -292763;1346167807;kakobrekla;mornin -292762;1346167936;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [+] -292761;1346168140;kakobrekla;oh lol BDT drama again -292760;1346168170;kakobrekla;dont worry people, ill have a fix for that too. -292759;1346168283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15774 @ 0.00038403 = 6.0577 BTC [+] -292758;1346168284;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.269 = 1.345 BTC [-] -292757;1346168328;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.06899998 = 6.9 BTC [-] -292756;1346168331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00038844 = 2.2918 BTC [+] -292755;1346168355;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 70 @ 0.06899999 = 4.83 BTC [+] -292754;1346168388;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 7 @ 0.07999999 = 0.56 BTC [+] -292753;1346168393;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 7 @ 0.069 = 0.483 BTC [+] -292752;1346168424;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla summary ? -292751;1346168445;kakobrekla;summary : the owner/developer/whatever is a jackass -292750;1346168459;rdponticelli;Read bitscalper, repeat.... -292749;1346168579;mircea_popescu;for a moment i had thought we were discussing bdk -292748;1346168596;rdponticelli;lol -292747;1346168605;mircea_popescu;this is the jro thing, the guy who mysteriously has money to do real estate developing, in partnership with the kenna of tradehill -292746;1346168616;mircea_popescu;who also mysteriously has money yet it's not clear his users were repaid -292745;1346168619;mircea_popescu;that about it ? -292744;1346168632;rdponticelli;The same -292743;1346168654;rdponticelli;And his partnership with some shady guy called Alberto... -292742;1346168660;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.102 = 0.204 BTC [+] -292741;1346168674;mircea_popescu;somebody should write Bitcoin : A musical! -292740;1346168686;mircea_popescu;it's always the same play, just change the names and stock characters, -292739;1346168690;mircea_popescu;sorta like opera buffa. -292738;1346168694;rdponticelli;Who apparently made the bitscalper fuckup, then kronos, and now is repeating with BDT -292737;1346168728;rdponticelli;Sometimes the names are also the same :) -292736;1346168747;rdponticelli;It's like an infinite sequel -292735;1346168811;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [-] -292734;1346168818;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [-] -292733;1346168899;nefario;mircea_popescu: can mpex users transfer assets/ btc to each other? -292732;1346168935;mircea_popescu;yes, if you remember you took out the fee on glbse because i was offering it for free and you had to compete. -292731;1346168948;nefario;no -292730;1346168950;mircea_popescu;or else you'd have lost the gigavps listing. -292729;1346168951;mircea_popescu;o, yes. -292728;1346168953;nefario;GLBSE has a fee -292727;1346168964;mircea_popescu;yea, for the little people it does. -292726;1346168967;nefario;for transfering assets -292725;1346168972;mircea_popescu;it's just that i don't care about them, so. -292724;1346168975;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 32 @ 0.102 = 3.264 BTC [+] -292723;1346168977;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 71 @ 0.10899 = 7.7383 BTC [+] -292722;1346169023;nefario;mircea_popescu: gigavps paid fees -292721;1346169034;nefario;like everyone else -292720;1346169036;rdponticelli;btw. nefario: the fee applies always? or the assets issuers can receive their own assets without a fee? -292719;1346169038;mircea_popescu;if you say so. -292718;1346169060;nefario;rdponticelli: the sender pays the fee -292717;1346169069;nefario;only if the asset has traded more than 20BTC -292716;1346169085;rdponticelli;It doesn't matters if he is the issuer -292715;1346169087;nefario;and it's only 0.2% -292714;1346169093;nefario;no it doesn't -292713;1346169097;rdponticelli;Ok -292712;1346169104;nefario;BTC has no transfer fees -292711;1346169106;nefario;never had -292710;1346169114;rdponticelli;Yea, I know -292709;1346169121;nefario;if you're an asset issuer -292708;1346169136;rdponticelli;Otherwise, people would use free address transfers... -292707;1346169137;nefario;there are no fees to transfer between your personal account and the issuer account -292706;1346169155;rdponticelli;Ah, ok -292705;1346169165;nefario;And -292704;1346169170;nefario;issuers can have transfer fees removed -292703;1346169172;nefario;... -292702;1346169177;nefario;for a fee -292701;1346169187;mircea_popescu;which can be waived ? -292700;1346169190;rdponticelli;How's that? -292699;1346169206;nefario;they pay us to remove the transfer fee -292698;1346169209;rdponticelli;The Inaba negotiations? -292697;1346169212;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.069 = 0.69 BTC [+] -292696;1346169226;nefario;it's usually more upfront -292695;1346169230;nefario;but less overall -292694;1346169240;rdponticelli;It would only make sense for a really large volume, right? -292693;1346169243;nefario;especially if you do a lot of presales -292692;1346169254;nefario;yes -292691;1346169280;rdponticelli;I'm trying to adjust my bussiness plan... -292690;1346169288;rdponticelli;And the fee is going to kill me -292689;1346169302;rdponticelli;I'm taking profits in my shitty fiat -292688;1346169309;rdponticelli;And have to pay in btc -292687;1346169312;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 437 @ 0.01 = 4.37 BTC [+] -292686;1346169314;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 363 @ 0.01 = 3.63 BTC [+] -292685;1346169322;rdponticelli;It won't be sustainable... -292684;1346169327;mircea_popescu;what business is this ? -292683;1346169328;nefario;later -292682;1346169401;rdponticelli;I take local fiat, and exchange it for a simbol on glbse -292681;1346169405;nefario;rdponticelli: I'm trying to IM you -292680;1346169408;nefario;you getting that? -292679;1346169416;mircea_popescu;o ?! interesting. -292678;1346169417;rdponticelli;So people can trade it freely for btc -292677;1346169431;rdponticelli;Yea... -292676;1346169433;mircea_popescu;so sort of like a fiat broker ? why aren't you on mpex lol. -292675;1346169442;nefario;because its shit -292674;1346169457;mircea_popescu;dun hate nefario. -292673;1346169480;nefario;power to truth -292672;1346169502;mircea_popescu;i don't see your answer to the security discussion yet. -292671;1346169515;mircea_popescu;you steal leaking userinfo to good old google ? -292670;1346169544;nefario;what about the legal risks of hosting copyrighted materials on the same server as mpex? -292669;1346169548;nefario;didn't mention that -292668;1346169568;nefario;your "security" piece is a load of bullshit -292667;1346169593;mircea_popescu;o i c. no power to truth, just power to "we lie and pretend and hoppe nobody notices" ? -292666;1346169598;mircea_popescu;what are you, a forum banker ? -292665;1346169676;nefario;(8:59:50 PM) mircea_popescu:> "we lie and pretend and hoppe nobody notices" ? -292664;1346169680;nefario;seems to be your mo -292663;1346169707;nefario;although -292662;1346169715;nefario;plenty of people been calling you on it -292661;1346169728;nefario;you justset your record on repeat -292660;1346169806;mircea_popescu;o right, right. i see, kindergarten defense. -292659;1346169818;mircea_popescu;how many of the so called assets on that so called exchange of yours have burned investors ? -292658;1346169822;mircea_popescu;do you even keep a count anymore ? -292657;1346169838;nefario;you've not counted the successes -292656;1346169840;nefario;also -292655;1346169843;nefario;it's a free market -292654;1346169853;mircea_popescu;o i c, it's a free market. more power to you. -292653;1346169855;nefario;people are responsible for what they do with their own money -292652;1346169860;mircea_popescu;now go fix your various issues before someone defaces you. -292651;1346169885;mircea_popescu;and i expect serious answers because this "o it's shit" doesn't work. -292650;1346169892;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 1 @ 0.153 BTC [-] -292649;1346169898;mircea_popescu;you can't win a words argument with me. you will have to build a better product. -292648;1346169901;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.104 = 0.208 BTC [-] -292647;1346169905;nefario;well you're making some pretty serious claims -292646;1346169911;nefario;on that page -292645;1346169917;nefario;unless youre privy to information Im not -292644;1346169925;nefario;on GLBSE accounts getting hacked -292643;1346169934;nefario;so -292642;1346169939;nefario;suck it -292641;1346169940;nefario;and -292640;1346169940;mircea_popescu;so go correct it. -292639;1346169941;nefario;gnight -292638;1346169952;mircea_popescu;whenever, when you wake up. -292637;1346169958;Luceo;What page? -292636;1346169985;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.0801 BTC [-] -292635;1346169993;nefario;mircea_popescu: make up some security vulnerabilites and compromises about GLBSE -292634;1346169998;nefario;posted it on his porn site -292633;1346170005;nefario;says "it's legit" -292632;1346170011;nefario;and -292631;1346170012;mircea_popescu;Luceo http://trilema.com/2012/security-comparison-of-bitcoin-denominated-instruments-exchanges/ -292630;1346170019;nefario;"prove me wrong" -292629;1346170023;mircea_popescu;nefario learn to quote srsly. -292628;1346170037;nefario;mircea_popescu: learn to paraphrase -292627;1346170054;nefario;he's making claims with no evidence -292626;1346170055;mircea_popescu;no see, it's bad to paraphrase when you're part to a dispute. -292625;1346170065;nefario;and convieniently ignoring the shit on his own doorstep -292624;1346170081;mircea_popescu;what shit is that dood ? "copyrighted material" ? -292623;1346170094;mircea_popescu;i've had about half dozen fraudulent or otherwise baseless dmca notices in the past 5 years -292622;1346170097;mircea_popescu;i disputed all of them -292621;1346170100;nefario;that goes in the legal risks -292620;1346170103;mircea_popescu;other party never responded to the dispute filing. -292619;1346170104;nefario;also -292618;1346170107;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun. -292617;1346170113;nefario;I live in manchester -292616;1346170115;nefario;UK -292615;1346170121;mircea_popescu;im eagerly awaiting on the next half dozen batch. -292614;1346170129;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.90999 = 5.4599 BTC [-] -292613;1346170137;mircea_popescu;o, you're in the uk ? so say so (there!) so people know better. why is this so hard ? -292612;1346170137;nefario;I pointed several out yesterday -292611;1346170148;nefario;your retort was: then post it on my site" -292610;1346170162;nefario;I'm in China -292609;1346170165;nefario;on holiday -292608;1346170172;nefario;ending soon -292607;1346170177;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.1348 = 1.2132 BTC [-] -292606;1346170179;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 26 @ 0.1349 = 3.5074 BTC [+] -292605;1346170180;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 146 @ 0.135 = 19.71 BTC [+] -292604;1346170181;nefario;I've been living in the UK for nearly a year -292603;1346170182;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.135 = 1.35 BTC [+] -292602;1346170182;mircea_popescu;ok. -292601;1346170186;nefario;not a secret -292600;1346170204;mircea_popescu;weren't you saying you work there at some point ? -292599;1346170213;nefario;work where? -292598;1346170221;mircea_popescu;in china. -292597;1346170226;mircea_popescu;weren't you teaching or w/e ? -292596;1346170237;nefario;ja -292595;1346170239;nefario;a year ago -292594;1346170306;rdponticelli;[09:57:10] so sort of like a fiat broker ? why aren't you on mpex lol. << Yea, I help funnelling Argentine fiat Into btc. I thought about doing it in mpex and I even asked you if there was a fee back then... but people here would never wrap their heads around how mpex works.... -292593;1346170313;Luceo;nefario: Make a rebuttal then if its FUD -292592;1346170325;nefario;and WTF does this mean? -292591;1346170326;nefario;Either the exchange itself, the public face or both may be identified at a later date as Does in the Cartmell - Bitcoinica lawsuit. -292590;1346170336;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli well actually people here do, some of them. smickles is making some decent moves as a broker. -292589;1346170342;rdponticelli;Maybe when they are some brokers sites... -292588;1346170345;mircea_popescu;the advantage'd be you'd actually have something to sell. -292587;1346170349;Luceo;A response pointing out all of the inaccuracies -292586;1346170361;mircea_popescu;nefario that means you might be identified as one of the does 1-60 -292585;1346170373;mircea_popescu;as in, you are associated with the sued group, you worked for intersango, this is a risk. -292584;1346170375;nefario;not possible -292583;1346170379;mircea_popescu;orly. as you know ? -292582;1346170384;nefario;ja -292581;1346170392;mircea_popescu;tell you something from the future : if you or glbse are listed there -292580;1346170398;mircea_popescu;you will probabluy suspend all btc withdrawals -292579;1346170410;mircea_popescu;because a judge might ulteriorly ruled they were fraudulent and you will be responsible. -292578;1346170420;mircea_popescu;so just on the strength of that alone your position is VERY dubious legally. -292577;1346170424;nefario;this is unfounded -292576;1346170435;mircea_popescu;and being in china;'d at least offer some legal proofness. -292575;1346170437;nefario;you've got no basis for any of these accusations -292574;1346170447;nefario;none at all -292573;1346170470;mircea_popescu;... -292572;1346170471;nefario;next point: -292571;1346170474;nefario;>Holds personally indentifying information of users without a license (an offense in the EU). -292570;1346170478;mircea_popescu;were you ore were you not associated with the defendants ? -292569;1346170487;mircea_popescu;no, we're not moving on ywt. -292568;1346170491;nefario;you clearly have no understanding of the data protection act -292567;1346170504;nefario;you don't need a licence -292566;1346170504;mircea_popescu;we;re still on the cartmell suit. -292565;1346170517;nefario;Im not involved in the cartmell suit -292564;1346170522;mircea_popescu;not what i said. -292563;1346170524;mircea_popescu;were you ore were you not associated with the defendants ? -292562;1346170534;nefario;I said I'm not involved -292561;1346170545;mircea_popescu;i don't care what you say. answer the fucken question already -292560;1346170550;mircea_popescu;buncha weaseling. "i'm not involved" -292559;1346170551;nefario;fuck off -292558;1346170554;nefario;gobshite -292557;1346170555;mircea_popescu;point is in two months you COULD BE -292556;1346170560;mircea_popescu;at which point glbse ends. -292555;1346170567;nefario;no -292554;1346170569;nefario;I couldn't -292553;1346170569;mircea_popescu;"sorry uzers lawl" -292552;1346170573;mircea_popescu;you couldn't ? -292551;1346170574;mircea_popescu;why not ? -292550;1346170588;mircea_popescu;do you have a waiver or something ? -292549;1346170589;nefario;you have a reason for me to be? -292548;1346170600;mircea_popescu;YOU ARE A BUSINESS ASSOCIATE OF THE DEFENDANTS -292547;1346170607;mircea_popescu;the suit names 60 does. -292546;1346170616;nefario;so -292545;1346170619;mircea_popescu;jesus god. -292544;1346170621;nefario;60 does -292543;1346170624;mircea_popescu;you're irresponsible ffs. -292542;1346170628;nefario;not my name -292541;1346170633;mircea_popescu;yet. -292540;1346170640;nefario;at all -292539;1346170663;mircea_popescu;you don't know the future in this respect, i'm affraid. -292538;1346170676;mircea_popescu;it'd be a lot better to come clean o n the matter and offer something definite to the glbse users. -292537;1346170681;nefario;of don't be so full of shit -292536;1346170686;mircea_popescu;as it stands right now, at any point in the future you're named and that's that. -292535;1346170714;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'm going to eat. ttyl. -292534;1346170719;nefario;yeah -292533;1346170720;nefario;fuck off -292532;1346170724;nefario;dickhead -292531;1346170753;nefario;spreading FUD like that -292530;1346170806;nefario;Luceo: I've better things to do than spend my time making rebuttals to every piece of shit that rolls out of that guy mouth. -292529;1346170906;Luceo;nefario: Fair enough. I think some of these points are non-points (it's not the duty of the exchange to regulate whether the stocks are fraudulent or become so) -292528;1346170932;nefario;sure -292527;1346170934;Luceo;Dictionary attack, again, is user issue. -292526;1346170944;nefario;actually -292525;1346170959;nefario;no GLBSE user account has been compromised using this methoed -292524;1346170963;Luceo;Also, for some reason your Google authentication doesn't work with Blackberry, I always get told my token is invalid. :/ -292523;1346170977;nefario;because the users password password was re-used and compromised -292522;1346170978;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -292521;1346170979;nefario;yes -292520;1346170985;nefario;but we can't protect people against themselves -292519;1346170990;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 0.3612 BTC [+] -292518;1346170991;Luceo;ofc -292517;1346170994;nefario;we've also provided 2fa -292516;1346171003;nefario;which would prevent even this -292515;1346171008;nefario;it's entirely FUD -292514;1346171012;nefario;like -292513;1346171013;Luceo;I'd like to turn that on but the BB client doesnt seem to work -292512;1346171016;usagi;Some of what Mircea said isn't logical, and is biased. -292511;1346171019;Luceo;It works for lastpass :( -292510;1346171021;nefario;as though SSL was vulnerable or something -292509;1346171026;usagi;I told him this but he just told me to post a comment... -292508;1346171028;nefario;usagi: some? -292507;1346171030;rg;damn mircea -292506;1346171033;usagi;About half -292505;1346171033;rg;what is hte point of this comparison -292504;1346171042;rg;its not even correct -292503;1346171047;nefario;it's about slinging baseless shit at GLBSE -292502;1346171051;rg;its basically a summary of 3 weeks of -assets -292501;1346171054;rg;nothing more -292500;1346171059;usagi;Some of it is true, it's true that MPEX requires you to use gpg and encrypt everything. But that does not make mpex secure -292499;1346171060;nefario;and attemptig to spread FUD about our security and legal status -292498;1346171063;usagi;it makes it difficult to use -292497;1346171069;rg;well, regarding legality -292496;1346171075;rg;you're both operating unregistered stock exchanges -292495;1346171076;rg;so -292494;1346171079;rg;lets just call a spade a spade -292493;1346171083;usagi;Legality is another point, what he said is just plain wrong -292492;1346171083;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8401 = 3.3604 BTC [-] -292491;1346171083;nefario;rg -292490;1346171084;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.84 = 3.36 BTC [-] -292489;1346171091;nefario;actually GLBSE is registering next month -292488;1346171093;nefario;in the UK -292487;1346171098;rg;doesnt change the fact that right now -292486;1346171099;rg;its unregistered -292485;1346171100;rg;and so is his -292484;1346171102;Luceo;I think the main issue he does get right here is under 'Server rooted' -292483;1346171113;nefario;brb -292482;1346171116;rg;you dont start serving liquor then get the license -292481;1346171117;rg;:P -292480;1346171126;Luceo;MPEX doesn't have any wallet running, that is a plus security-wise -292479;1346171127;usagi;it's illegal to chew gum in singapore for example. who cares? Will nefario be arrested in singapore for the crime of chewing gum in the UK? -292478;1346171145;Luceo;Though I'm sure GLBSE has sensible hot wallet limits -292477;1346171146;rg;so you're admitting he is guilty of chewing gum -292476;1346171154;rg;very interesting. -292475;1346171157;usagi;Yeah but "so"? -292474;1346171164;usagi;It makes mircea's article look like a joke. -292473;1346171168;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.PPT] 4 @ 0.0001 = 0.0004 BTC [-] -292472;1346171184;usagi;I also pointed out to him that running an unlicensed securities exchange is illegal in the USA. "So?" -292471;1346171189;usagi;neither mpex or glbse operate there -292470;1346171226;usagi;The US is not going to ask for mircea's extradition any more than greece will -292469;1346171228;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 2 @ 0.0999 = 0.1998 BTC [-] -292468;1346171230;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.08000001 BTC [-] -292467;1346171232;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 6 @ 0.08 = 0.48 BTC [-] -292466;1346171235;usagi;It's a bullshit point. -292465;1346171246;rg;its illegal everywhere -292464;1346171246;usagi;And, it's not relevant wrt security -292463;1346171261;usagi;The article purports to be a comparison of security and then talks about legality -292462;1346171262;Luceo;usagi: Depends on your definition of security -292461;1346171265;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 4 @ 0.0705 = 0.282 BTC [-] -292460;1346171271;rg;security is legality -292459;1346171273;Luceo;It's not relevant to network security, it IS relevant to asset security -292458;1346171279;usagi;and he says that in the event glbse was shut down there would be a claims process but on mpex it would proceed orderly -292457;1346171281;rg;if something is illegal, it is a threat to its own security -292456;1346171283;usagi;he can't say that. -292455;1346171295;usagi;There are a number of clear problems with what he's said. -292454;1346171306;usagi;So that's how I evaluate it; not credible. -292453;1346171324;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -292452;1346171325;rg;so write your own report -292451;1346171330;usagi;Who cares? -292450;1346171333;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -292449;1346171363;rg;you -292448;1346171364;Luceo;tbh the law regarding most of what we do -292447;1346171369;Luceo;Is so ridiculously antiquated -292446;1346171376;Luceo;Registration wouldn't be worth it imo -292445;1346171376;usagi;I care to the point that I don't :p -292444;1346171385;usagi;I gave it some time and thought -292443;1346171387;usagi;That's about it -292442;1346171432;usagi;IMO mpex lacks vision and customer support, they have some security, and thats about it. It needs a lot of work. -292441;1346171432;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 4 @ 0.92307691 = 3.6923 BTC [+] -292440;1346171433;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.92307692 BTC [+] -292439;1346171467;Luceo;mpex needs an interface which is user-friendly, and imo should have a free-tier account that can't issue assets -292438;1346171472;Luceo;and charge the fee only to issuers -292437;1346171489;Luceo;I dont mind paying the fee, many people will -292436;1346171543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00038844 = 1.4372 BTC [+] -292435;1346171609;usagi;I'm not sure it's the fee -292434;1346171620;usagi;the fee is nothing, I paid 32btc just to issue nyan -292433;1346171657;Luceo;Doesnt bother issuers, does bother the casual traders who make up a lot of the demand curve on glbse -292432;1346171672;BTCHero;I am not a serious enough trader to spend 20 btc just to get on mpex -292431;1346171676;Luceo;^ -292430;1346171679;Luceo;I am -292429;1346171695;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0971 BTC [+] -292428;1346171702;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.13874 = 0.2775 BTC [+] -292427;1346171704;usagi;The only assets worth trading are passed thru to glbse -292426;1346171712;usagi;and if mircea shuts those down he will lose a lot of business -292425;1346171713;Luceo;But I think the fee puts people off and herds them towards glbse, paying $200 to join an exchange with only $50k daily volume is a lot -292424;1346171713;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.119999 BTC [-] -292423;1346171731;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.0688 = 0.344 BTC [-] -292422;1346171750;usagi;Thats another thing, why does he keep saying mpex does more volume in a week than glbse does in a month -292421;1346171758;usagi;It's obvious just watching the exchange what is more popular -292420;1346171767;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.10897 = 1.0897 BTC [-] -292419;1346171768;usagi;I mean just being in this channel it's obvious -292418;1346171768;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.10898 = 0.5449 BTC [+] -292417;1346171769;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.10899 = 0.436 BTC [+] -292416;1346171770;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.109 = 5.45 BTC [+] -292415;1346171771;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 24 @ 0.1099 = 2.6376 BTC [+] -292414;1346171772;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.11 = 0.77 BTC [+] -292413;1346171786;usagi;If you list on mpex and don't get a passthry to glbse -292412;1346171790;usagi;you made a mistake -292411;1346171803;BTCHero;well mpex is more about puts and calls it seems to me -292410;1346171805;Luceo;MPEX generally has the higher value transactions -292409;1346171820;usagi;I can tell you right now RG I'd triple my investment in your company if it was on GLBSE. As it stands there's extra risk involved, and extra fees because brendio -292408;1346171828;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.0689 = 0.3445 BTC [+] -292407;1346171847;usagi;Same with satoshidice, now I don't just have to worry about 1 person I need to worry about 3. -292406;1346171870;usagi;And for my extra risk what do I get? I pay more for the security -292405;1346171870;BTCHero;2 now 4 -292404;1346171894;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -292403;1346171903;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.04 = 2.08 BTC [+] -292402;1346171947;Luceo;usagi: I would use mpex far more if it had more users and more movement -292401;1346171986;Luceo;I do like the higher level of security, I just don't see the point in making big holdings there when they're near-impossible to move -292400;1346172002;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 0.9999 = 1.9998 BTC [-] -292399;1346172003;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 0.99998989 = 2 BTC [+] -292398;1346172007;Luceo;usagi: Is YARR going to pay pirate interest if you get it back? -292397;1346172021;usagi;Yes -292396;1346172027;Luceo;Since I noticed there's been no interest in the default period even though pirate said he will pay it -292395;1346172038;usagi;We will keep the first 5% and pass thru the rest, about that -292394;1346172039;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.9486 BTC [+] -292393;1346172061;usagi;But some people want out now, so I'm buying back what I can until the default is obvious -292392;1346172064;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 17 @ 0.0971 = 1.6507 BTC [+] -292391;1346172065;Luceo;Do you think pirate will pay back? -292390;1346172067;usagi;or the payback -292389;1346172072;usagi;I don't know. -292388;1346172082;usagi;He broke his word about paying people back starting last week -292387;1346172095;usagi;And today it's tuesday and there's still no real news. -292386;1346172096;mircea_popescu;rg its basically a summary of 3 weeks of -assets << well apparently it's not a summary, it's me spreading "fud". -292385;1346172098;Luceo;Yeah he paid a few but nothing near what he should have -292384;1346172102;usagi;No news I can repeat in public anyway ;-) -292383;1346172129;BTCHero;usagi: is in on it, get the mob -292382;1346172167;usagi;I have sources just like everyone else does. the problem with sources is that they are not always reliable, btchero. -292381;1346172175;mircea_popescu; The US is not going to ask for mircea's extradition any more than greece will <<< actually, i think i have the legal matters involved with running the exchange pretty well covered. -292380;1346172179;usagi;I hear one thing and then the exact opposite from someone else. -292379;1346172204;usagi;You think so, but are you sure? -292378;1346172208;mircea_popescu; and he says that in the event glbse was shut down there would be a claims process but on mpex it would proceed orderly << it just says mpex has a way to give people their proofs and glbse does not. this is true. -292377;1346172213;BTCHero;well I am a commoner, so I only hear the same nohing from pirate over and over -292376;1346172235;rg;mircea_popescu: well -292375;1346172236;usagi;No it isn't true mircea. That's the problem/. -292374;1346172240;rg;everyone knows nefario doesnt live in china -292373;1346172247;mircea_popescu; and if mircea shuts those down he will lose a lot of business << glbse does less than 20% of any of the assets passed througgh. -292372;1346172250;usagi;You can't talk about other companies internal procedures like you know, because you don't/ -292371;1346172252;rg;and your site is vuln to exploit -292370;1346172256;rg;if someone found an exploit in GPG -292369;1346172263;rg;your server obviously executes GPG at one point -292368;1346172266;rg;with content from the user -292367;1346172271;rg;so if someone managed to overflow it that way, it'd be owned -292366;1346172288;rg;if the webserver was owned someone could easily change the addresses on it and make people send their coins to them -292365;1346172289;rg;not you -292364;1346172300;rg;terrible wording -292363;1346172303;rg;but you know what i mean -292362;1346172307;mircea_popescu; You think so, but are you sure? << i've been on the web with thart exact site for > 5 years. -292361;1346172336;usagi;Not sure if past performance... or future results.. -292360;1346172349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12026 @ 0.00038838 = 4.6707 BTC [-] -292359;1346172350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24574 @ 0.0003859 = 9.4831 BTC [-] -292358;1346172366;mircea_popescu;usagi don't weasel out of it. you can't say "o, someone who;'s been at it forever is vulnerable becasue a buncha forum handles that exist since last week say so" -292357;1346172367;usagi;Mircea; Let's say I come to you with an IPO proposal with a company that makes 1,000 btc a month. -292356;1346172372;mircea_popescu;rg : no, not really. what'd they change ? -292355;1346172379;mircea_popescu;usagi yea... -292354;1346172382;Luceo;-_- My cat has worked out how to use the mouse... -292353;1346172382;usagi;Can you guarantee I'd raise more money listing on MPEX than GLBSE or any other exchange? -292352;1346172384;rg;mircea_popescu: the deposit address -292351;1346172392;mircea_popescu;usagi this was already proven -292350;1346172394;rg;usagi: i made more on MPEX than GLBSE -292349;1346172395;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -292348;1346172396;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (57763 shares, 196.39 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00322876 / 0.0034 (2352963 shares, 7,597.18 BTC) -292347;1346172398;mircea_popescu;!ticker gsdpt -292346;1346172399;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.00313] [Ask: 0.0034] [Spread: 0.00027] [Last: 0.0034] [24hVol: 18.6751] [7dAvg: 0.00370643] -292345;1346172400;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 1.6 BTC [-] -292344;1346172410;mircea_popescu;o wait, glbse conveniently DOESNT LIST ITS VOLUME -292343;1346172417;mircea_popescu;s.dice made 80%+ of it's money on mpex. -292342;1346172421;usagi;Ueah but there are people passing thru mpex to glbse :p -292341;1346172423;mircea_popescu;glbse did less than one broker. -292340;1346172426;mircea_popescu;are you nuts ? -292339;1346172432;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.171 BTC [+] -292338;1346172434;mircea_popescu;the whole volume of gsdpt is ~1k -292337;1346172436;rg;dude both services are differemt -292336;1346172441;rg;what's the point of flinging mud -292335;1346172443;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -292334;1346172449;usagi;Well see -292333;1346172452;usagi;I asked a question. -292332;1346172452;mircea_popescu; mircea_popescu: the deposit address << what the hell ? how do they change that ? -292331;1346172454;Luceo;I like both -292330;1346172458;usagi;Mircea otoh is flinging mud. -292329;1346172460;rg;mircea_popescu: by owning the box? -292328;1346172466;mircea_popescu; what's the point of flinging mud << i dunno man. guy comes in here wants to talkabout how mpex is shit -292327;1346172473;mircea_popescu;he gets what he gets, what do you want from me ? -292326;1346172485;rg;if people wanna talk shit about mepx -292325;1346172488;rg;that's their perogative -292324;1346172498;rg;it doesnt mean you go and print a papr about how the other exchange sucks -292323;1346172498;usagi;I asked where I could make more money listing; I didn't even imply that one server was better. But all I hear from you, mircea, is subterfuge. -292322;1346172499;mircea_popescu;hey, entirely true. -292321;1346172523;mircea_popescu;usagi i clearly said to you : you make 7.5k on mpex and 1k on glbse. what's not clear about this ? -292320;1346172527;usagi;A lot of what you said in your article is just wrong. When you say stuff like you do about glbse shutting down and using a claims process, it makes you look incredibly biased. -292319;1346172535;rg;lol -292318;1346172537;rg;its already biased -292317;1346172541;rg;regardless of the content -292316;1346172546;rg;the fucking owner of the other exchange wrote it -292315;1346172548;mircea_popescu;again : if glbse goes down there is NO WAY for the user data to be shown in the clear. -292314;1346172549;Chaang-Noi;you guys even bothered reading it? -292313;1346172554;Chaang-Noi;lol suckers -292312;1346172556;mircea_popescu;ican just sign everyone's stats with THEIR OWN signature -292311;1346172560;mircea_popescu;and dump the whole thing on p2p -292310;1346172561;usagi;You can't say that. -292309;1346172564;mircea_popescu;do you even grasp what's involved here ? -292308;1346172573;rg;chaang: we're headed for .002 ! -292307;1346172574;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi reading never hurt anyone. -292306;1346172579;usagi;So you use gpg? So? -292305;1346172581;rg;seen the btc-e order book? -292304;1346172584;Chaang-Noi;we are level at .0035 -292303;1346172588;usagi;GLBSE can just give everyone a snapshot of their portfolio. -292302;1346172590;Chaang-Noi;its been me selling and not buying -292301;1346172593;usagi;Heck they can even sign it with GPG -292300;1346172594;Chaang-Noi;stupid pirate... -292299;1346172598;usagi;Whats the point of saying that? -292298;1346172600;mircea_popescu;usagi srsly. if you don't understand gpg and what it does / why it;'s imp[ortant you're not yet qualified to be a party to this discussion. -292297;1346172604;mircea_popescu;what the fuck dio you mean "so" ? -292296;1346172612;rg;0.003 33129.15654657 99.38746963 -292295;1346172612;usagi;It makes no sense :) -292294;1346172616;mircea_popescu;they can't sign with gpg seeing how they don't have the bloody keys. -292293;1346172617;rg;doh -292292;1346172619;Chaang-Noi;oh wow .003 -292291;1346172619;rg;that wasnt there -292290;1346172619;mircea_popescu;how do they sign ? -292289;1346172623;Chaang-Noi;there was a large wall at .0034 -292288;1346172624;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1389 = 0.4167 BTC [+] -292287;1346172631;Chaang-Noi;im glad i sold my 150k then :) -292286;1346172637;Chaang-Noi;of 250k -292285;1346172639;rg;0.0034 31046.96162527 105.55966952 -292284;1346172641;rg;that's there too -292283;1346172641;usagi;The point here is that glbse keeps that information in a different way. You do not NEED to sign it with gpg to make it valid or official. -292282;1346172644;rg;those werent there yesterday -292281;1346172644;rg;damn -292280;1346172651;rg;yesterday someon coulda knocked it right down -292279;1346172653;Chaang-Noi;lol -292278;1346172658;rg;but no ltc traders have any real money -292277;1346172659;Chaang-Noi;yeah i saw that -292276;1346172660;rg;that's why they trade ltc -292275;1346172661;Chaang-Noi;and then did not do it -292274;1346172671;Chaang-Noi;i once had real money... -292273;1346172677;rg;the before time -292272;1346172679;rg;in the long long ago -292271;1346172681;Chaang-Noi;now pirate has it :) -292270;1346172684;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC -292269;1346172690;rg;he could still pay -292268;1346172692;mircea_popescu;usagi if you don't have gpg you're missing out. -292267;1346172698;usagi;I have GPG -292266;1346172700;mircea_popescu;good. -292265;1346172701;Chaang-Noi;yeah i know -292264;1346172701;rg;gpg is a pain in my ass -292263;1346172710;mircea_popescu;dun hate rg! it's lovely! -292262;1346172712;usagi;But I don't see the point of having to manually sign orders with gpg. That's backend stuff. -292261;1346172716;Chaang-Noi;usagi if you quit responding he will go away! -292260;1346172717;mircea_popescu;gpg is gods gift to people. -292259;1346172722;rg;usagi: if it was signed on the backend -292258;1346172727;rg;it would hav the private key -292257;1346172731;rg;which defeats te whole purpose -292256;1346172732;mircea_popescu;usagi yes. think for a moment. exchange goes down. -292255;1346172735;mircea_popescu;what do you do now ? -292254;1346172740;usagi;No, not necessarily RG. -292253;1346172740;mircea_popescu;you have all this user info. what do you do ? -292252;1346172746;Chaang-Noi;i party as i only sell assets not buy them! -292251;1346172749;nefario;you get the backup -292250;1346172750;usagi;Same thing mpex woudl do -292249;1346172760;nefario;you have a backup of mpex mircea_popescu right? -292248;1346172761;mircea_popescu;nefario no. went down as in, bitcoinica down. forever. -292247;1346172764;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.10499 = 1.4699 BTC [+] -292246;1346172769;nefario;you're retarded -292245;1346172774;mircea_popescu;dude srsly. i'm not the one that's down half the time, stop being silly. -292244;1346172778;nefario;bitcoinica had no backups -292243;1346172785;usagi;You are saying on one hand that mpex could provide information but on the other hand glbse could not. it just doesn't make sense. -292242;1346172786;mircea_popescu;glorious. -292241;1346172789;rg;bitcoinica had backups -292240;1346172793;mircea_popescu;usagi it does make sense. -292239;1346172794;rg;they just had them in the same place as everything else -292238;1346172799;rg;which is the opposite of what you're meant to do -292237;1346172802;usagi;The fact that it's signed is not relevant........... -292236;1346172807;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 8 @ 0.5001 = 4.0008 BTC [-] -292235;1346172808;usagi;it's just not relevant -292234;1346172808;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [-] -292233;1346172809;rg;which is why our backup is in NYC -292232;1346172812;rg;and none of our servers are -292231;1346172813;mircea_popescu;usagi you're just being silly. -292230;1346172832;mircea_popescu;do you understand that i can sign the whole database with each account's key and dump it in the open -292229;1346172838;mircea_popescu;and ONLY THE RIGHT PEOPLE could read it ? -292228;1346172846;mircea_popescu;this is what gpg does. -292227;1346172853;mircea_popescu;if all you have is account name/pass you CAN NOT DO THIS -292226;1346172857;usagi;And what would the use of that be -292225;1346172858;nefario;mircea_popescu: unless your exchange publishes the balance for a user or gives them a signed balance every time a trade happens they can't piece together anything -292224;1346172866;mircea_popescu;you have to put up a damned webpage going "hai user, pls to reclaim your acct with your pw" -292223;1346172867;usagi;If MPEX went down you couldn't do that -292222;1346172870;usagi;as in, goes down forever -292221;1346172878;mircea_popescu;nefario it does exactly that. -292220;1346172882;mircea_popescu;usagi yes, i could -292219;1346172889;usagi;Not if mpex goes down -292218;1346172892;mircea_popescu;and i actually have measures in place for that to happen. -292217;1346172896;rg;mircea has a contingency plan -292216;1346172900;mircea_popescu;if mpex goes down the entire thing goes to p2p. -292215;1346172903;rg;even the romanian secret service came and killed him -292214;1346172907;nefario;GLBSe has had a disaster plan for months -292213;1346172907;rg;we'd not be fucked -292212;1346172911;rg;but so does glbse -292211;1346172915;rg;so we can stop arguing this point -292210;1346172917;mircea_popescu;nefario yes, nefario, but IT DEPENDS ON A RECLAIM PROCESS! -292209;1346172922;mircea_popescu;jesus why is this so hard to grasp. -292208;1346172923;nefario;no it doesn't -292207;1346172926;mircea_popescu;... -292206;1346172927;usagi;So what -292205;1346172931;nefario;we've got all the account details -292204;1346172935;nefario;and all the BTC -292203;1346172936;mircea_popescu;SO NOTJHING OTHER THAN THE FACT. for christ. -292202;1346172936;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 109 @ 0.269 = 29.321 BTC [-] -292201;1346172946;nefario;bring up GLBSE - other site -292200;1346172953;nefario;people have their accounts back -292199;1346172958;nefario;whats so hard about this to understand -292198;1346172958;mircea_popescu;yes. after they claim it! -292197;1346172959;mircea_popescu;jesus. -292196;1346172961;JWU_42;not this channel isn't #glbse or #mpex ;) -292195;1346172962;usagi;This is like saying MY ORANGES COME FROM SPAIN -292194;1346172964;nefario;claim it? -292193;1346172967;nefario;as in login? -292192;1346172969;nefario;like normal -292191;1346172970;mircea_popescu;yes. claim it. yes. -292190;1346172973;JWU_42;not = note -292189;1346172979;nefario;so they do what they always do then -292188;1346172981;JWU_42;getting sick of all this crap -292187;1346172983;nefario;which is logging in -292186;1346172984;nefario;so -292185;1346172986;rg;i think everyone should relax -292184;1346172989;mircea_popescu;so you have no alternative dood. -292183;1346172991;nefario;GLBSE users are always claiming their accounts -292182;1346172993;rg;mircea can run his exchange and publish his little papers -292181;1346172994;mircea_popescu;suppose it's impossible to get them to login -292180;1346172998;rg;and nefario can continue to run his -292179;1346172999;mircea_popescu;suppose the internet goes down forever. -292178;1346173000;usagi;Mircea...... the differe3nce here is that one system uses a password and one system uses a private key as a password -292177;1346173001;rg;and improve it -292176;1346173002;mircea_popescu;jesus fuck. -292175;1346173003;usagi;It's really the same thing. -292174;1346173007;nefario;mircea_popescu: why would it be impossible? -292173;1346173022;usagi;The joke here is that glbse could do the same thing using user's passwords as keys -292172;1346173035;mircea_popescu;sigh. i am getting sick of discussing security with people who don't actually know wtf security is. -292171;1346173040;mircea_popescu;security is an absolute, ladies and gents. -292170;1346173042;mircea_popescu;it's not a feeling. -292169;1346173045;usagi;I have a background in computer security. -292168;1346173050;mircea_popescu;it doesn't show. -292167;1346173063;usagi;Security is not an absolute lol -292166;1346173064;nefario;mircea_popescu: security is not an absolute -292165;1346173068;mircea_popescu;yours isn't. -292164;1346173076;Luceo;Security is never an absolute -292163;1346173078;usagi;it doesn't show, because it is a good background :p -292162;1346173078;mircea_popescu;that's kind of the point. -292161;1346173078;Luceo;It's a scale -292160;1346173081;Luceo;:/ -292159;1346173084;nefario;and on that note everyone goodnight -292158;1346173089;rg;night -292157;1346173092;usagi;I could design a system more secure than mpex that was easier to use -292156;1346173099;mircea_popescu;suppose every time you put a site up for ppl to login you get ddos'ed within 30 seconds -292155;1346173099;usagi;in my sleep -292154;1346173105;mircea_popescu;and this goes on for 1k sites over 2 weeks -292153;1346173108;Luceo;usagi: Do it then :P I'll use it -292152;1346173109;mircea_popescu;what nao ? o, "it's a scale" -292151;1346173115;usagi;I have no time. -292150;1346173116;mircea_popescu;Luceo it's there. -292149;1346173126;usagi;brb -292148;1346173133;mircea_popescu;usagi i doubt you have better use of your time than to compete with me. -292147;1346173165;rg;stop all this shit -292146;1346173169;rg;everyone grow up -292145;1346173177;mircea_popescu;yea srsly. -292144;1346173180;rg;go flood the forums -292143;1346173183;mircea_popescu;this chan wasn't this lively in months. -292142;1346173188;usagi;I don't want to compete with you -292141;1346173199;rg;SO how about that Bitcoin price increase -292140;1346173200;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1389 = 1.389 BTC [+] -292139;1346173203;rg;;;ticker -292138;1346173203;gribble;Best bid: 10.85, Best ask: 10.8889, Bid-ask spread: 0.03890, Last trade: 10.85, 24 hour volume: 101580, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.883 -292137;1346173206;rg;;;asks 12 -292136;1346173209;gribble;There are currently 61844.237 bitcoins offered at or under 12.0 USD, worth 715198.703307 USD in total. -292135;1346173218;rg;;;market sell 500000 -292134;1346173220;gribble;A market order to sell 500000 bitcoins right now would net 1919584.4110 USD and would take the last price down to 1.1500 USD, resulting in an average price of 3.8392 USD/BTC. -292133;1346173231;Luceo;;;market buy 500000 -292132;1346173232;gribble;This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 165687.65 bitcoins, for a total of 1115166798.0649 USD and take the price to 1000000000.0000. -292131;1346173242;Luceo;;;market buy 50000 -292130;1346173244;gribble;A market order to buy 50000 bitcoins right now would take 573130.7010 USD and would take the last price up to 12.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 11.4626 USD/BTC. -292129;1346173288;rg;HEY -292128;1346173291;rg;i told -otc already but -292127;1346173296;rg;i got my casacius coin -292126;1346173297;rg;the one i won -292125;1346173300;mircea_popescu;wd! -292124;1346173320;rg;the under side is cool -292123;1346173322;rg;but the front seems -292122;1346173323;rg;uninspired -292121;1346173344;rg;it says on the bottom: -292120;1346173347;rg;5 BITCOINS -292119;1346173349;rg;but it looks like -292118;1346173351;rg;SHIT COINS -292117;1346173356;rg;from above -292116;1346173437;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.1499998 BTC [+] -292115;1346173471;mircea_popescu;aww -292114;1346173498;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 11 @ 0.01 = 0.11 BTC -292113;1346173514;Chaang-Noi;its the silver colourd one? -292112;1346173530;rg;yeah its silver on the front -292111;1346173532;rg;gold on the back -292110;1346173533;Chaang-Noi;yeah -292109;1346173535;Chaang-Noi;what? -292108;1346173538;EB250;!help -292107;1346173539;assbot;List of commands: -292106;1346173539;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -292105;1346173541;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -292104;1346173541;Chaang-Noi;gold on the back? -292103;1346173554;Chaang-Noi;the holigram you mean? -292102;1346173555;rg;yeh -292101;1346173559;Chaang-Noi;oh -292100;1346173562;Chaang-Noi;well -292099;1346173567;Chaang-Noi;yeah anyway they are cool -292098;1346173568;EB250;!pl GSDPT -292097;1346173569;assbot;!pl [@] [] -292096;1346173572;Chaang-Noi;i have many :) -292095;1346173576;rg;this dude in here told me about the auction -292094;1346173579;EB250;!pl GSDPT 1000 -292093;1346173579;Chaang-Noi;i have atleast one of everything he makes -292092;1346173579;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292091;1346173580;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla does anyone much use the !pl thing ? (by looking at the logs i mean). -292090;1346173581;assbot;No dividend payments yet. -292089;1346173590;Chaang-Noi;including the 1000 gold one -292088;1346173590;rg;|}ruid -292087;1346173599;kakobrekla;dunno -292086;1346173605;rg;the guy who mailed it to me has the hand writing of a 14 year old -292085;1346173611;rg;just like mine -292084;1346173611;mircea_popescu;im wondering if i shouldd bother to make a thing for that ? -292083;1346173656;EB250;no profit loss calculations if no dividend? strange -292082;1346173665;kakobrekla;someone cant code -292081;1346173677;kakobrekla;oh wait. -292080;1346173679;mircea_popescu;lol ? -292079;1346173709;EB250;!ticker GSDPT -292078;1346173711;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.00313] [Ask: 0.0034] [Spread: 0.00027] [Last: 0.0034] [24hVol: 18.6751] [7dAvg: 0.00370643] -292077;1346173838;kakobrekla;EB250, maybe ill fix it when i have some time -292076;1346173880;EB250;nice bot and good idea for calculations -292075;1346173915;EB250;!pl KRAKEN 100 -292074;1346173915;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292073;1346173918;assbot;No dividend payments yet. -292072;1346173928;kakobrekla;stupid ass. -292071;1346173931;EB250;!pl FDBF 100 -292070;1346173932;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292069;1346173938;assbot;No dividend payments yet. -292068;1346173948;EB250;damn.. I need one with divs -292067;1346173955;mircea_popescu;!pl gigamining -292066;1346173956;assbot;!pl [@] [] -292065;1346173962;mircea_popescu;sigh -292064;1346173971;EB250;!pl gigamining 100 -292063;1346173972;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292062;1346173980;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.41490096 BTC. Last price: 0.9446 BTC. Capital gain: -99.0554 BTC. Total: -98.64049904 BTC. (-98.6%) -292061;1346173980;kakobrekla;100? -292060;1346173996;kakobrekla;!pl gigamining 100@1 -292059;1346173997;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292058;1346174018;EB250;!pl gigamining 1.55 -292057;1346174018;assbot;GIGAMINING [100@1BTC] paid: 41.490096 BTC. Last price: 0.9446 BTC. Capital gain: -5.54 BTC. Total: 35.950096 BTC. (36%) -292056;1346174018;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292055;1346174021;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.55BTC] paid: 0.41490096 BTC. Last price: 0.9446 BTC. Capital gain: -0.6054 BTC. Total: -0.19049904 BTC. (-12.3%) -292054;1346174086;EB250;can you add this? If no price or number of shares, uses the first trade and 1 share? -292053;1346174103;kakobrekla;first trade of giga is 10btc -292052;1346174109;kakobrekla;default is 1 share -292051;1346174109;EB250;:) -292050;1346174123;EB250;ok then -292049;1346174124;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.00093835 = 1.126 BTC [+] -292048;1346174126;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2852 @ 0.00094838 = 2.7048 BTC [+] -292047;1346174127;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 305 @ 0.00095089 = 0.29 BTC [+] -292046;1346174128;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9900 @ 0.00095932 = 9.4973 BTC [+] -292045;1346174380;EB250;!pl BITBOND 0.60 2012-04-15 -292044;1346174380;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292043;1346174382;assbot;BITBOND [1@0.6BTC] (since: 2012-04-15) paid: 0.16611276 BTC. Last price: 0.467 BTC. Capital gain: -0.133 BTC. Total: 0.03311276 BTC. (5.5%) -292042;1346174675;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.061 = 0.305 BTC [-] -292041;1346174677;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.06 = 0.3 BTC [-] -292040;1346174689;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 5 @ 0.999 = 4.995 BTC [+] -292039;1346174768;EB250;!pl DMC 1 -292038;1346174768;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292037;1346174771;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.06 BTC. Capital gain: -0.94 BTC. Total: -0.91364186 BTC. (-91.4%) -292036;1346174801;EB250;This has to be the record :) -292035;1346174813;usagi;!pl DMC 0.01111111111 -292034;1346174813;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292033;1346174814;assbot;DMC [1@0.01111111BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.06 BTC. Capital gain: 0.04888889 BTC. Total: 0.07524703 BTC. (677.2%) -292032;1346174843;mircea_popescu;!pl MPOE.ETF 0.1 -292031;1346174844;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292030;1346174849;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.0104835 BTC. Last price: 1.3 BTC. Capital gain: 1.2 BTC. Total: 1.2104835 BTC. (1210.5%) -292029;1346174852;mircea_popescu;that's the record. -292028;1346175051;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09709999 = 0.1942 BTC [-] -292027;1346175140;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 40 @ 0.0972 = 3.888 BTC [+] -292026;1346175224;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 15 @ 1.04998 = 15.7497 BTC [+] -292025;1346175226;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 1.04999899 = 5.25 BTC [+] -292024;1346175227;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.04999999 = 2.1 BTC [+] -292023;1346175249;rg;!pl S.BVPS 0.0032 -292022;1346175249;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292021;1346175254;rg;oh its glbse only -292020;1346175255;assbot;GLBSE 404 -292019;1346175326;mircea_popescu;!pl BIB.BVPS 0.0032 -292018;1346175327;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -292017;1346175335;assbot;BIB.BVPS [1@0.0032BTC] paid: 0.00015143 BTC. Last price: 0.004 BTC. Capital gain: 0.0008 BTC. Total: 0.00095143 BTC. (29.7%) -292016;1346175404;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 11 @ 0.4999 = 5.4989 BTC [-] -292015;1346175424;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -292014;1346175430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038795 = 0.0776 BTC [+] -292013;1346175432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18009 @ 0.00038844 = 6.9954 BTC [+] -292012;1346175433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5691 @ 0.00038862 = 2.2116 BTC [+] -292011;1346175465;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.10099 BTC [+] -292010;1346175782;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10989 BTC [-] -292009;1346175850;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.10499 = 0.8399 BTC [+] -292008;1346175919;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/temp/links_preview.png -292007;1346175992;mircea_popescu;per week ? -292006;1346176004;kakobrekla;ya -292005;1346176027;mircea_popescu;o if they take a long time to send money ? -292004;1346176027;kakobrekla;and txes are free -292003;1346176040;kakobrekla;this is a perma link -292002;1346176055;kakobrekla;you can send anytime any amount -292001;1346176059;kakobrekla;to addy x -292000;1346176070;kakobrekla;and youll get it after y confirms -291999;1346176074;kakobrekla;to addy z -291998;1346176083;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 119 @ 0.269 = 32.011 BTC [-] -291997;1346176084;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.21000002 BTC [-] -291996;1346176086;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 24 @ 0.21000001 = 5.04 BTC [-] -291995;1346176087;mircea_popescu;so who pays the weekly fee ? -291994;1346176087;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.21 = 5.25 BTC [-] -291993;1346176088;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 21 @ 0.20934901 = 4.3963 BTC [-] -291992;1346176088;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.20000001 = 4 BTC [-] -291991;1346176089;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [-] -291990;1346176090;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.2 = 10 BTC [-] -291989;1346176092;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [-] -291988;1346176093;kakobrekla;sender of the funds -291987;1346176102;mircea_popescu;but it's weekly... -291986;1346176111;kakobrekla;you make first tx -291985;1346176113;kakobrekla;you pay fee -291984;1346176114;mircea_popescu;ya -291983;1346176119;mircea_popescu;then 3 weeks later ? -291982;1346176120;kakobrekla;and for next 7 days -291981;1346176124;kakobrekla;there is no fee -291980;1346176131;kakobrekla;if you send after 8 days -291979;1346176133;kakobrekla;you get fee again -291978;1346176135;mircea_popescu;aha! -291977;1346176146;mircea_popescu;interesting concept -291976;1346176160;kakobrekla;also after 1 week the priority goes down -291975;1346176180;kakobrekla;until you send tx through it again -291974;1346176192;mircea_popescu;i c -291973;1346176195;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 83 @ 0.99998989 = 82.9992 BTC [+] -291972;1346176195;kakobrekla;then it bounces back to high priority -291971;1346176196;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 34 @ 0.9999899 = 33.9997 BTC [+] -291970;1346176197;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 0.9999989 = 3 BTC [+] -291969;1346176237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.0034 = 4.08 BTC [+] -291968;1346176274;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 48 @ 0.089 = 4.272 BTC [-] -291967;1346176276;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 52 @ 0.09 = 4.68 BTC [+] -291966;1346176299;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -291965;1346176316;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 30 @ 0.10099 = 3.0297 BTC [+] -291964;1346176451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038822 = 0.0776 BTC [-] -291963;1346176452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17682 @ 0.00038774 = 6.856 BTC [-] -291962;1346176453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42918 @ 0.0003862 = 16.5749 BTC [-] -291961;1346176869;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 27 @ 0.15999 = 4.3197 BTC [-] -291960;1346176871;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 18 @ 0.16 = 2.88 BTC [+] -291959;1346177004;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 50 @ 0.5899 = 29.495 BTC [-] -291958;1346177015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038781 = 0.0776 BTC [+] -291957;1346177017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00038862 = 4.1194 BTC [+] -291956;1346177607;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.17 = 5.1 BTC [-] -291955;1346177609;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 150 @ 0.16000001 = 24 BTC [-] -291954;1346177610;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.15111 = 3.0222 BTC [-] -291953;1346177663;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.2103 = 0.8412 BTC [-] -291952;1346177665;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 15 @ 0.2102 = 3.153 BTC [-] -291951;1346177665;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 15 @ 0.21 = 3.15 BTC [-] -291950;1346177666;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.2 = 4 BTC [-] -291949;1346177697;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -291948;1346177751;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.2502001 = 0.7506 BTC [+] -291947;1346177752;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 14 @ 0.2501001 = 3.5014 BTC [-] -291946;1346177754;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.25 = 0.75 BTC [-] -291945;1346177765;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 400 @ 0.00025 = 0.1 BTC [-] -291944;1346178287;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.045 = 0.135 BTC [-] -291943;1346178289;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 8 @ 0.040001 = 0.32 BTC [-] -291942;1346178290;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 100 @ 0.04 = 4 BTC [-] -291941;1346178526;DeaDTerra;anyone want to buy pirate debt? -291940;1346178610;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1389 = 0.2778 BTC [+] -291939;1346178652;mircea_popescu;*crickets* -291938;1346178691;usagi;goat pirate is going for .15 -291937;1346178696;usagi;Could be the chance of a lifetime -291936;1346178698;usagi;either way :p -291935;1346178710;smickles;< mircea_popescu> smickles http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=S.BVPS grep "dividends" :p <<< nice -291934;1346178727;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 48 @ 0.0828 = 3.9744 BTC [-] -291933;1346178729;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 99 @ 0.0827 = 8.1873 BTC [-] -291932;1346178730;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 100 @ 0.0825 = 8.25 BTC [-] -291931;1346178733;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 100 @ 0.0824 = 8.24 BTC [-] -291930;1346178734;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0802 = 0.2406 BTC [-] -291929;1346178741;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.21 = 2.1 BTC [+] -291928;1346178749;mircea_popescu;things occur. -291927;1346178757;smickles;< bitfoo> yeah, SS needs a stock-split desperately. (hint hint smickles) << i'll see if there is any objection. Do you have a ratio in mind? -291926;1346178782;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 16 @ 0.0802 = 1.2832 BTC [-] -291925;1346178783;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 34 @ 0.076 = 2.584 BTC [-] -291924;1346178791;mircea_popescu;1:100 ? -291923;1346179462;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10900 @ 0.00096019 = 10.4661 BTC [+] -291922;1346179463;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3141 @ 0.00096344 = 3.0262 BTC [+] -291921;1346179506;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.2001 = 1.0005 BTC [-] -291920;1346179508;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [-] -291919;1346179560;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.152 = 0.912 BTC [-] -291918;1346179726;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 35 @ 0.01343 = 0.4701 BTC [+] -291917;1346179804;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 10 @ 0.013 = 0.13 BTC [-] -291916;1346180042;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -291915;1346180067;smickles;1 to 100 seems like a good start -291914;1346180121;bitfoo;sounds good -291913;1346180145;bitfoo;usagi, it's going from 7% to 700%. ;) -291912;1346180164;usagi;what do you mean? -291911;1346180180;bitfoo;you know, buying at 0.15 hoping to redeem at 1.whatever -291910;1346180185;bitfoo;roughly 700% -291909;1346180212;usagi;i'm hedged, so I am fine either way :p -291908;1346180278;bitfoo;mircea_popescu, the stockholm syndrome thing, people are accusing pirate supporters of suffering from stockholm syndrome -291907;1346180294;bitfoo;anyways.. gotta run. bbl. -291906;1346180356;mircea_popescu;later -291905;1346180428;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/temp/links_preview.png -291904;1346180431;kakobrekla;is this clear enough -291903;1346180436;kakobrekla;or are you missing anything -291902;1346180547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00038727 = 0.6584 BTC [-] -291901;1346180548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14426 @ 0.00038743 = 5.5891 BTC [+] -291900;1346180549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15609 @ 0.00038862 = 6.066 BTC [+] -291899;1346180550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20665 @ 0.00038877 = 8.0339 BTC [+] -291898;1346180644;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 3 @ 0.015 = 0.045 BTC [+] -291897;1346180653;smickles;dam kakobrekla you stole my design -291896;1346180675;smickles;i was going to make smex look pretty similar to that -291895;1346180691;smickles;i'll just have to tweak a little bit then -291894;1346180703;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -291893;1346180710;mircea_popescu;YOU ALL STOLE MY DESIGNS!!! -291892;1346180769;usagi;s.ex woudl be a better name -291891;1346180775;usagi;the smickles exchange -291890;1346180792;mircea_popescu;sex lol -291889;1346180800;mircea_popescu;come get your fluids people! FLUIDS HERE! -291888;1346180822;smickles;usagi: you suggest i spring for a single letter tld? -291887;1346180836;smickles;ier -291886;1346180849;mircea_popescu;is there an .ex ?! -291885;1346180850;smickles;single letter domain -291884;1346180858;smickles;there could be now -291883;1346180867;smickles;if i coughed up hundreds of k -291882;1346180867;usagi;can you get .ex as the last 2 letters? -291881;1346180892;smickles;ya know, how there is going to be custom tlds -291880;1346180901;exahash;there is no .ex -291879;1346180902;smickles;like .coke .google etc -291878;1346180907;exahash;and new gtld's have to be 3+ -291877;1346180912;smickles;oh -291876;1346180918;mircea_popescu;ya the new ones can't be 2 letter -291875;1346180925;smickles;too bad -291874;1346180927;mircea_popescu;so unless someone makes the Empire of Xerania or something... -291873;1346180960;mircea_popescu;anyway, if current grown continues for a year or so maybe i get .mpex tld -291872;1346180975;mircea_popescu;just to register a buncha domains and point them at polimedia.us/bitcoin -291871;1346180985;exahash;there is .es -291870;1346180988;exahash;smickl.es -291869;1346180994;smickles;nice -291868;1346181010;mircea_popescu;you should get it. -291867;1346181019;smickles;i actually tried to get carv.er, but they denied me -291866;1346181024;mircea_popescu;spanish domain -291865;1346181094;exahash;s.exchan.ge -291864;1346181097;exahash;:-) -291863;1346181173;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.1389 = 0.9723 BTC [+] -291862;1346181173;kakobrekla;smickles sorry for stealing, must have done it subconsciously -291861;1346181192;mircea_popescu;maybe you're the same person -291860;1346181198;mircea_popescu;i think ciuciu might be on to someting here. -291859;1346181215;kakobrekla;i used to be schizophrenic, but we are ok now -291858;1346181323;kakobrekla;;;topic -291857;1346181323;gribble;Bitcoin asset exchanges: GLBSE https://glbse.com || MPEx http://polimedia.us/mpex || CST https://cryptostocks.com || ICBIT https://icbit.se || list bot commands: !help || Streaming trades only: #bitcoin-assets-trades || a biased message: http://smpake.com/ || Net Chart: http://bit.ly/RMjqah -291856;1346181410;kakobrekla;chart has moved -291855;1346181414;kakobrekla;network one. -291854;1346181681;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 15 @ 0.171 = 2.565 BTC [+] -291853;1346181745;smickles;oh nifty chart -291852;1346181777;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 1 @ 0.6499 BTC [-] -291851;1346181802;mircea_popescu;what changes ? looks the same to me ? -291850;1346181894;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 45 @ 0.1 = 4.5 BTC [+] -291849;1346181915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038782 = 0.0776 BTC [-] -291848;1346181917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9949 @ 0.000387 = 3.8503 BTC [-] -291847;1346181917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5790 @ 0.0003862 = 2.2361 BTC [-] -291846;1346181924;kakobrekla;well i guess it depends when you last looked -291845;1346181934;kakobrekla;you/i -291844;1346181945;mircea_popescu;:p -291843;1346181947;kakobrekla;not sure how often it refreshes -291842;1346181950;mircea_popescu;i think it had a server reboot -291841;1346182010;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10499 = 0.21 BTC [+] -291840;1346182208;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 515 @ 0.00025 = 0.1288 BTC [-] -291839;1346182360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 84 @ 0.00344763 = 0.2896 BTC [-] -291838;1346182374;mircea_popescu;omg rg! think of all the chicken! -291837;1346182381;mircea_popescu;ALMOST THREE DOLLA! -291836;1346182577;mircea_popescu;.py (100000*0.00330000 + 66687*0.00320000) / 100000000 -291835;1346182578;assbot;[GLBSE] [POLY.10.1] 7 @ 1.149 = 8.043 BTC [+] -291834;1346182581;markac;5.433984e-06 -291833;1346182582;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10000 @ 0.0034 = 34 BTC [+] -291832;1346182589;mircea_popescu;.py (100000*0.00330000 + 66687*0.00320000) -291831;1346182590;markac;543.3984 -291830;1346182664;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0034 = 6.8 BTC [+] -291829;1346182687;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.9199 = 1.8398 BTC [-] -291828;1346182772;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 390 @ 0.0034 = 1.326 BTC [+] -291827;1346182889;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12196 @ 0.000965 = 11.7691 BTC [+] -291826;1346183024;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 100 @ 0.92 = 92 BTC [+] -291825;1346183048;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2097 BTC [+] -291824;1346183166;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 37 @ 0.1081 = 3.9997 BTC [-] -291823;1346183168;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.108 = 5.4 BTC [-] -291822;1346183202;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.0034 = 0.85 BTC [+] -291821;1346183208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038777 = 0.0776 BTC [+] -291820;1346183209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29435 @ 0.00038877 = 11.4434 BTC [+] -291819;1346183211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28300 @ 0.0003888 = 11.003 BTC [+] -291818;1346183211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12764 @ 0.00038886 = 4.9634 BTC [+] -291817;1346183212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27600 @ 0.00038887 = 10.7328 BTC [+] -291816;1346183213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36300 @ 0.00038891 = 14.1174 BTC [+] -291815;1346183214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12367 @ 0.00038978 = 4.8204 BTC [+] -291814;1346183216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20887 @ 0.00038995 = 8.1449 BTC [+] -291813;1346183217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00038997 = 7.1365 BTC [+] -291812;1346183218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22312 @ 0.00039045 = 8.7117 BTC [+] -291811;1346183219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.0003909 = 8.0135 BTC [+] -291810;1346183220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31900 @ 0.00039092 = 12.4703 BTC [+] -291809;1346183220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27300 @ 0.00039095 = 10.6729 BTC [+] -291808;1346183221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14609 @ 0.00039129 = 5.7164 BTC [+] -291807;1346183222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8166 @ 0.00039187 = 3.2 BTC [+] -291806;1346183223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38300 @ 0.00039258 = 15.0358 BTC [+] -291805;1346183224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43200 @ 0.00039365 = 17.0057 BTC [+] -291804;1346183225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7560 @ 0.00039492 = 2.9856 BTC [+] -291803;1346183456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.0033 = 2.97 BTC [-] -291802;1346183587;EmanuelDeOrtego;We need a minimum trade amount. -291801;1346183607;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am sick of people tossing in pennies thinking they are doing something productive -291800;1346183639;rdponticelli;Let's not turn this into a elite -291799;1346183658;rdponticelli;You already have the traditional stock exchanges for that -291798;1346183690;rdponticelli;Lets allow people to exchange what they can afford -291797;1346183838;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.5499 BTC [-] -291796;1346183840;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 10 @ 1.55 = 15.5 BTC [+] -291795;1346183867;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4504 @ 0.000965 = 4.3464 BTC [+] -291794;1346183869;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1400 @ 0.00096542 = 1.3516 BTC [+] -291793;1346183870;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5400 @ 0.00096686 = 5.221 BTC [+] -291792;1346183871;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4096 @ 0.00096687 = 3.9603 BTC [+] -291791;1346183942;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.06 = 0.3 BTC [-] -291790;1346184002;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 20 @ 0.46799 = 9.3598 BTC [+] -291789;1346184202;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 15 @ 0.94389 = 14.1584 BTC [+] -291788;1346184425;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.94389 BTC [+] -291787;1346184431;EmanuelDeOrtego;evoorhees: What's the deadline on the remaining shares? -291786;1346184583;mircea_popescu; Lets allow people to exchange what they can afford << ++ -291785;1346184590;mircea_popescu;what's this, about 3 btc trades ? let ppl be omg! -291784;1346184636;rdponticelli;Well, you can do as you like -291783;1346184648;mircea_popescu;o btw, to whomever it may concern : mpex deposits got rid of the leading digit, it;'s always a 0 nao. -291782;1346184654;rdponticelli;I think that lowering the barrier is good -291781;1346184673;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli this is why i say share prices should be 10^-2 to 10^-5 or so -291780;1346184680;rdponticelli;At least, as long as the system can deal with it -291779;1346184709;rdponticelli;Yes, that's just another thing I like about mpex -291778;1346184749;rdponticelli;Good granularity -291777;1346184803;mircea_popescu;people aren't doing too much 1 share trading anyway -291776;1346184813;mircea_popescu;Average Transaction : 38.00741596 BTC -291775;1346184815;mircea_popescu;so myeah. -291774;1346184831;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.2097 = 0.8388 BTC [+] -291773;1346184833;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.2098 = 10.49 BTC [+] -291772;1346184834;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.21 = 8.4 BTC [+] -291771;1346184854;rdponticelli;Yes, that's why there's no need to enforce rules just to push people out -291770;1346184889;rdponticelli;The market will be regulating itself as variables changes -291769;1346184894;mircea_popescu;maybe im missing something here. -291768;1346184950;rdponticelli;Did you read Emmanuel comments? -291767;1346184959;rdponticelli;I was answering them -291766;1346184965;EmanuelDeOrtego;Hmmm -291765;1346184985;rdponticelli; We need a minimum trade amount. -291764;1346184985;rdponticelli; I am sick of people tossing in pennies thinking they are doing something productive -291763;1346184989;EmanuelDeOrtego;What Evoorhees should of done was got rid of the extra zero -291762;1346185027;rdponticelli;I just don't agree -291761;1346185066;rdponticelli;And if btc really keeps going up those pennies would be no pennies no more... -291760;1346185080;mircea_popescu;o o -291759;1346185097;mircea_popescu;yeah tbh i think things are fine as they are. -291758;1346185109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.0034 = 8.5 BTC [+] -291757;1346185203;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0034 = 0.17 BTC [+] -291756;1346185204;EmanuelDeOrtego;Think about it. -291755;1346185214;EmanuelDeOrtego;Somebody would buy 2000 shares either way -291754;1346185217;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC -291753;1346185255;EmanuelDeOrtego;why not double or quadruple that power? -291752;1346185255;rdponticelli;Today -291751;1346185268;EmanuelDeOrtego;The whole point is for evoorhees to get funding -291750;1346185277;rdponticelli;Maybe in 10 years somebody just sell 1 share of those 2000 -291749;1346185292;rdponticelli;And buys a yate xD -291748;1346185319;rdponticelli;Lets be optimistic -291747;1346185322;EmanuelDeOrtego;You're not being very pragmatic. Evoorhees has 8 million shares left to sell and the problem might be pricing -291746;1346185337;EmanuelDeOrtego;Now they will have to be withdrawn -291745;1346185346;rdponticelli;Yea, maybe pricing is too high -291744;1346185347;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego i think the "someone would buy 2000 shares either way" is flat wrong -291743;1346185361;rdponticelli;It has already been discussed -291742;1346185383;mircea_popescu;someone would buy 7 btc worth of shares no matter what they're priced at. -291741;1346185385;rdponticelli;But it has nothing to do with the total number of shares -291740;1346185400;EmanuelDeOrtego;You're probably right -291739;1346185403;copumpkin;I honestly don't see why we need whole numbers of shares -291738;1346185423;rdponticelli;Because of tradition? -291737;1346185438;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 12 @ 0.087798 = 1.0536 BTC [+] -291736;1346185443;copumpkin;break from tradition! -291735;1346185448;copumpkin;we don't have share certificates -291734;1346185449;rdponticelli;Yea -291733;1346185461;mircea_popescu;copumpkin same reason we have whole number of bitocins. -291732;1346185462;mircea_popescu;precision. -291731;1346185492;rdponticelli;But it's all about changing what can be changed, without breaking everything else -291730;1346185497;copumpkin;but I can send you a tiny fraction of a bitcoin if I choose -291729;1346185498;copumpkin;having a unit is fine -291728;1346185501;copumpkin;make it subdivisble though -291727;1346185511;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.06 = 1.2 BTC [-] -291726;1346185533;mircea_popescu;copumpkin you can not send me a fraction of satoshi. -291725;1346185539;copumpkin;sure -291724;1346185541;mircea_popescu;that's the unit. -291723;1346185545;rdponticelli;If you make shares divisible, you break people's minds -291722;1346185547;mircea_popescu;this entire bitcoin thing is just fud. -291721;1346185556;copumpkin;I wouldn't say that -291720;1346185559;mircea_popescu;satoshi is what it is. -291719;1346185576;mircea_popescu;"A bitcoin" is about as meaningful as "a barrel of cryptotripes" -291718;1346185578;copumpkin;the point is to have something which can change in either direction -291717;1346185599;copumpkin;you pick enough precision to be divisible in either direction -291716;1346185616;rdponticelli;Yea, but the point is having something that people still understand, also -291715;1346185627;copumpkin;it really isn't that hard to imagine buying half a share -291714;1346185630;copumpkin;or 1/10 of one -291713;1346185643;mircea_popescu;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/08/27/disable_java_to_block_exploit/ -291712;1346185646;rdponticelli;Not for you, not for me -291711;1346185650;mircea_popescu;TAKE DOWN ALL JAVA NAO! -291710;1346185653;mircea_popescu;im not even kidding. -291709;1346185660;copumpkin;I never run it anyway -291708;1346185664;mircea_popescu;me either. -291707;1346185669;copumpkin;except for work -291706;1346185673;copumpkin;but oh well -291705;1346185894;mircea_popescu; it really isn't that hard to imagine buying half a share << what's hard to imagine is the benefit of doing so. -291704;1346185904;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 15 @ 0.94389 = 14.1584 BTC [+] -291703;1346185955;EmanuelDeOrtego;1 share is valued at $100. You need $50 -291702;1346185960;EmanuelDeOrtego;You sell half a share -291701;1346185963;EmanuelDeOrtego;Get $50 -291700;1346186026;EmanuelDeOrtego;You also don't have to use long ass decimals from the start -291699;1346186028;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.46799 BTC [+] -291698;1346186073;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 20 @ 1.59 = 31.8 BTC [+] -291697;1346186086;mod6;no -291696;1346186086;mircea_popescu;1 share should never be valued at $100. -291695;1346186098;mircea_popescu;do a split, now you own 100 shares of $1. problem solved. -291694;1346186116;mircea_popescu;also, in binary .5 is a very long ass decimal. -291693;1346186150;EmanuelDeOrtego;Apple is valued at $600 -291692;1346186170;EmanuelDeOrtego;per share -291691;1346186208;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1389 = 0.2778 BTC [+] -291690;1346186215;Shalom_;thats crazy -291689;1346186251;mircea_popescu;ya, they don't know how to run that exchange. -291688;1346186271;EmanuelDeOrtego;It makes sense if you think about it -291687;1346186273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0034 = 1.7 BTC [+] -291686;1346186285;EmanuelDeOrtego;Only people who value Apple are going to buy it -291685;1346186296;EmanuelDeOrtego;The stock doesn't go into weak hands who will throw it away easily -291684;1346186301;mircea_popescu;lol -291683;1346186318;mircea_popescu;who do you think buys/sells shares one at a time !? -291682;1346186334;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's not my point. -291681;1346186356;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's harder to sell 10 $600 shares than it is -291680;1346186366;mircea_popescu;well i doubt anyone seriously gets fuzzy feelings from he share being 600 rather than .6 -291679;1346186370;EmanuelDeOrtego;to sell 600 $1 shares -291678;1346186373;mircea_popescu;then again hathaway is what, 50k or something -291677;1346186392;mod6;anyone who knows how to trade never would go long on $600 stock when you can buy options for a fraction of the cost, which gives you the option to buy, but not the obligation -291676;1346186420;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.19739576 BTC [+] -291675;1346186430;mircea_popescu;Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK-A) -NYSE 127,719.98 478.02(0.37%) -291674;1346186438;mircea_popescu;ahaha. it went up 500 bux. that's +0.x% :D -291673;1346186496;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: you have trouble imagining the benefit of it? a lot of problems become a lot easier if you more outside of the integers -291672;1346186504;copumpkin;optimization problems of various sorts -291671;1346186522;copumpkin;and the question is why restrict it -291670;1346186527;copumpkin;tradition is a stupid reason -291669;1346186543;smickles;< mircea_popescu> then again hathaway is what, 50k or something <<< the going rate for a share of anne hathaway is only 50k? -291668;1346186549;smickles;;D -291667;1346186550;copumpkin;those who want integer numbers of shares can keep trading them -291666;1346186560;EmanuelDeOrtego;It would be cool if a company could sell divisions of just 1 share -291665;1346186563;copumpkin;glbse would be able to charge meaningful fees to sellers of shares too, for example -291664;1346186575;copumpkin;although I guess you wouldn't want them to be holding companies -291663;1346186599;mircea_popescu;copumpkin i'm not moving off int before actual precise real becomes possible in computers. -291662;1346186612;copumpkin;uh, fixed point is all I'm proposing -291661;1346186614;copumpkin;which is what bitcoin does -291660;1346186616;mircea_popescu;that;s the plain and simple reason. -291659;1346186621;mircea_popescu;no, bitcoin is an integer. -291658;1346186623;rg;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/08/27/disable_java_to_block_exploit/ -- #1 reason why your firewall is useless -291657;1346186625;copumpkin;lol -291656;1346186630;copumpkin;so is fixed point arithmetic ;) -291655;1346186640;mircea_popescu;so then let's call it int and be done with it :D -291654;1346186652;mircea_popescu;but you see ? -291653;1346186658;mircea_popescu;just a matter of labelling really. -291652;1346186662;copumpkin;furthermore, I use infinite-precision reals whenever I feel like it in haskell -291651;1346186666;copumpkin;yes, that's what fixed-point math is -291650;1346186674;copumpkin;shifting the conceptual decimal point -291649;1346186688;mircea_popescu;so then you can say i use fractionary shares in a fixed-point system with the point fixed at 0 -291648;1346186688;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 20 @ 0.9999989 = 20 BTC [+] -291647;1346186712;mircea_popescu;also infinite precision != precise. -291646;1346186714;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: that's effectively what people are doing, in an ugly way, when they issue one billion shares of a company that's worth 100k -291645;1346186720;copumpkin;;) -291644;1346186722;mircea_popescu;why ugly ? -291643;1346186737;mircea_popescu;and it's worth 4mn if you're talking dollars tyvm! -291642;1346186745;copumpkin;why is it annoying that zimbabwe had a dozen zeros after common denominations of bills? -291641;1346186757;copumpkin;[19:45:07] also infinite precision != precise. -291640;1346186760;copumpkin;what do you mean there? -291639;1346186762;mircea_popescu;im sorry, i don't see the problem. let there be zeroes. -291638;1346186773;smickles;my baby keeps making Joseph Ducreux poses -291637;1346186778;mircea_popescu;i mean infinite precision reals are still nothing but asymptotically precise. -291636;1346186787;rdponticelli;Can I buy Pi shares of S.DICE? -291635;1346186796;rdponticelli;:D -291634;1346186796;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 0.9999989 = 10 BTC [+] -291633;1346186797;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 25 @ 0.9999999 = 25 BTC [+] -291632;1346186802;mircea_popescu;smickles http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/ff/Ducreuxyawn.jpg ? -291631;1346186804;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 35 @ 0.99999998 = 35 BTC [+] -291630;1346186815;mircea_popescu;rd well you can buy 314151692... -291629;1346186818;smickles;mircea_popescu: yup -291628;1346186835;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: they're precise to whatever depth you ask about, which is as much as you can ever hope for, since we don't deal in infinities -291627;1346186842;smickles;she'll do that, and then wave at me -291626;1346186865;mircea_popescu;copumpkin anyways. -291625;1346186886;mircea_popescu;the entire thing seems really a discussion of semantics at best. -291624;1346186896;copumpkin;semantics is meaning, and I care about meaning :) -291623;1346186905;mircea_popescu;mkay. -291622;1346186911;rdponticelli;Yea, it's a nice point -291621;1346186911;mircea_popescu;the entire thing seems really a discussion of sterile semantics at best. -291620;1346186921;copumpkin;I like sterility -291619;1346186924;copumpkin;more people should be sterile -291618;1346186933;mircea_popescu;omg don't go around imposing your sterility on others!! pinko -291617;1346186941;mircea_popescu;more *women* should be sterile. -291616;1346186948;copumpkin;oh no, more men should be -291615;1346186953;mircea_popescu;filhy hussies. -291614;1346186962;copumpkin;I intend to sterilize all men but me -291613;1346186962;mircea_popescu;copumpkin i don't fuck men. -291612;1346186978;mircea_popescu;so why'd i care about their germs -291611;1346187006;copumpkin;oh I'm not talking about germs, just reproduction -291610;1346187015;copumpkin;we need fewer dumbass parents having dumbass children -291609;1346187022;copumpkin;I shall solve this problem -291608;1346187028;copumpkin;by 1) enacting communism worldwide -291607;1346187031;copumpkin;2) sterilizing most people -291606;1346187035;copumpkin;except for my inner circle -291605;1346187038;mod6;ugh -291604;1346187042;apumpkin;it might not be a problem, the dumasses could save the species -291603;1346187043;copumpkin;pay me 10000 btc to join the inner circle -291602;1346187048;mircea_popescu;copumpkin is such a fail troll. -291601;1346187055;copumpkin;how so? -291600;1346187070;mircea_popescu;dude, you need to pay that wright guy for guitar lessons -291599;1346187082;mircea_popescu;even vrag trolls better than you -291598;1346187086;mircea_popescu;and he's absent. -291597;1346187086;copumpkin;lol -291596;1346187087;apumpkin;i know i can only play a little carcassi -291595;1346187091;copumpkin;I'm not trolling! -291594;1346187097;apumpkin;guitarlessons would help -291593;1346187106;copumpkin;and at least my reals have infinite precision -291592;1346187107;copumpkin;unlike yours -291591;1346187131;apumpkin;i can play this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnGoHClRN0U -291590;1346187137;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 5 @ 0.049 = 0.245 BTC [+] -291589;1346187137;mircea_popescu;lol -291588;1346187138;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 6 @ 0.05 = 0.3 BTC [+] -291587;1346187155;apumpkin;that thing is fucking beautiful -291586;1346187157;mircea_popescu;you don't have enough css in you to be better than me -291585;1346187162;copumpkin;I can play this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOe670xcKhk -291584;1346187168;mircea_popescu;apumpkin when you play it or in general ? :D -291583;1346187190;apumpkin;mircea_popescu: to me, both -291582;1346187193;mircea_popescu;haha -291581;1346187250;smickles;jesus copumpkin really? -291580;1346187253;copumpkin;yup -291579;1346187259;smickles;nice -291578;1346187268;copumpkin;I learned it in high school when I was sulking over getting dumped :P -291577;1346187280;copumpkin;not as well as she can, obviously -291576;1346187344;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 80 @ 0.025 = 2 BTC [-] -291575;1346187346;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 20 @ 0.00022 = 0.0044 BTC [-] -291574;1346187359;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well that was the last leg of PPT.DIV -291573;1346187407;rdponticelli;Who had still bids for PPT.DIV? -291572;1346187453;rdponticelli;A lot of people doesn't have a clue... -291571;1346187464;EmanuelDeOrtego;It takes a lot to understand Bitcoin. -291570;1346187469;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yet we still have our retards. -291569;1346187558;smickles;i'm not so sure it was ever a 'smart' thing to buy into a ppt -291568;1346187595;mircea_popescu;ahaha you got dumped by a musician chick ?! -291567;1346187611;rdponticelli;No, but buying into the profits of a ppt operation after the whole operations is busted... -291566;1346187623;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli why won't you have hope. -291565;1346187624;rdponticelli;That's a lot less than smart -291564;1346187640;smickles;wow, people did that? -291563;1346187660;rdponticelli;They're still buying ppt.div -291562;1346187687;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 12 @ 0.99999998 = 12 BTC [+] -291561;1346187689;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 26 @ 0.99999999 = 26 BTC [+] -291560;1346187691;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -291559;1346187703;usagi;Ha! killed the panickers -291558;1346187706;usagi;finally -291557;1346187720;usagi;I am the master of the seven seas -291556;1346187724;usagi;I am the lord of trading -291555;1346187729;mircea_popescu;lol -291554;1346187734;mod6;heh -291553;1346187740;mircea_popescu;the sultan of swing eh ? -291552;1346187767;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.94389 BTC [+] -291551;1346187773;usagi;the tentacle of grape. -291550;1346187791;mod6;don't get graped in the mouth by pirate -291549;1346187806;smickles;lol, got slapped for claiming to master TheSeven :D -291548;1346187861;mircea_popescu;I am master of the seven harlots -291547;1346187885;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ron Paul just ran a lap around the RNC -291546;1346187893;EmanuelDeOrtego;his delegate are rioting lol -291545;1346187897;EmanuelDeOrtego;delegates* -291544;1346187906;smickles;EmanuelDeOrtego: is this on the internet? -291543;1346187915;EmanuelDeOrtego;let me get it -291542;1346187954;EmanuelDeOrtego;Apparently that was breaking on radio -291541;1346187955;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://www.boston.com/2012/08/27/paul-delegates-mounting-floor-fight-over-new-rules/fR0wAIYu1nhg6EwiTVYSpO/story.html -291540;1346187960;EmanuelDeOrtego;That's all I have for now -291539;1346187966;EmanuelDeOrtego;http://imgur.com/uQYp5 -291538;1346188079;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 37 @ 0.1099 = 4.0663 BTC [+] -291537;1346188080;smickles;so i tune in and see a jew calling on god setup to look like a nazi -291536;1346188080;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.11 = 1.43 BTC [+] -291535;1346188093;smickles;the rnc is awesome -291534;1346188107;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11 = 0.55 BTC [+] -291533;1346188205;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [-] -291532;1346188207;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1030011 BTC [-] -291531;1346188233;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.103 = 0.824 BTC [-] -291530;1346188354;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yep, the Ron Paul delegates are tearing the Republican party a new one. -291529;1346188357;EmanuelDeOrtego;It needed to done. -291528;1346188362;mircea_popescu;haha cool. -291527;1346188368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400000 @ 0.003345 = 1338 BTC [-] -291526;1346188371;EmanuelDeOrtego;I hope the party is gone after this. -291525;1346188398;mircea_popescu;mmm -291524;1346188421;mircea_popescu;the us needs like 4-5 parties -291523;1346188429;mircea_popescu;this two party bs is ... bs. -291522;1346188476;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's a system that's easy to control -291521;1346188485;mircea_popescu;not by the voters. -291520;1346188492;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ha and that's the problem. -291519;1346188598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42000 @ 0.00039217 = 16.4711 BTC [-] -291518;1346188827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4200 @ 0.0034 = 14.28 BTC [+] -291517;1346188901;smickles;sweet tunes from the rnc -291516;1346188970;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1389 = 0.2778 BTC [+] -291515;1346189079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00039217 = 7.0198 BTC [-] -291514;1346189197;jcpham;what is with all the voting talk -291513;1346189203;jcpham;i thought that was in november -291512;1346189218;smickles;it's a long process -291511;1346189239;jcpham;oh it is the primaries -291510;1346189244;smickles;iirc, technically, this convention could nominate someone else -291509;1346189247;smickles;naw -291508;1346189254;smickles;it's the republican convention -291507;1346189255;jcpham;i think local/city stuff is happening also -291506;1346189262;jcpham;maybe that is what it is -291505;1346189268;smickles;yeah, local stuff happens often -291504;1346189275;jcpham;that's what it is -291503;1346189284;jcpham;i've been seeing people standing outside and stuff -291502;1346189291;jcpham;i got confused for a moment -291501;1346189292;smickles;lol -291500;1346189294;smickles;texas -291499;1346189302;smickles;they showed up in a uniform -291498;1346189318;smickles;a texas flag shirt and stedsons(sp?) -291497;1346189335;smickles;stetson -291496;1346189337;mircea_popescu;stetson ? -291495;1346189337;mircea_popescu;ta -291494;1346189355;smickles;and jeans -291493;1346189384;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.59 = 1.18 BTC [+] -291492;1346189579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26394 @ 0.00039004 = 10.2947 BTC [-] -291491;1346189622;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8401 = 3.3604 BTC [+] -291490;1346189640;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 25 @ 0.84 = 21 BTC [-] -291489;1346189642;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.83911 = 1.6782 BTC [-] -291488;1346189645;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.83900001 = 3.356 BTC [-] -291487;1346189649;smickles;lol, gotta love some of these speaches, take at their content, these people support ron paul, but then they say elect romney -291486;1346189670;smickles;politics is odd -291485;1346189680;smickles;in 'merica -291484;1346189720;jcpham;he has spoken again -291483;1346189727;smickles;who? -291482;1346189741;jcpham;i'm thinking of getting real crazy and buying up toxic glbse bonds -291481;1346189746;jcpham;you know who -291480;1346189775;smickles;...... um .. . pirate? -291479;1346189800;jcpham;that guy -291478;1346189830;smickles;either that, or you are a charismatic christian claiming, "he is risen" -291477;1346189861;jcpham;he, who is him -291476;1346189923;smickles;he is the narcoleptic charasimatic christian from the sapranos. the writers must've had fun with that one -291475;1346189942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 206 @ 0.00039004 = 0.0803 BTC [-] -291474;1346189944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46326 @ 0.00038893 = 18.0176 BTC [-] -291473;1346189962;smickles;also i just love the consonance of 'charismatic christian claiming', it subtley evokes a connection the the KKK -291472;1346189997;jcpham;i hear it too -291471;1346190115;mircea_popescu;jcpham well at 1 cent to the dollar it might not do any harm anyay -291470;1346190125;mircea_popescu;buy the entire guy's issuance out of poker night money. -291469;1346190158;jcpham;i spent the poker winnings on hookers and blow already -291468;1346190222;mircea_popescu;hookers and blow is so last season -291467;1346190227;mircea_popescu;harlots and brew is where it's at now. -291466;1346190234;smickles;damn, the tampa mayor sounded like a fascist -291465;1346190240;smickles;i didn't expect that -291464;1346190245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.0003865 = 0.0773 BTC [-] -291463;1346190247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9992 @ 0.0003862 = 3.8589 BTC [-] -291462;1346190248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11326 @ 0.0003859 = 4.3707 BTC [-] -291461;1346190249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3989 @ 0.00038585 = 1.5392 BTC [-] -291460;1346190293;smickles;he basically said that he has an army setup to ensure that the convention goes smoothly too -291459;1346190533;EmanuelDeOrtego;Tampa is a dump in general -291458;1346190542;EmanuelDeOrtego;Florida as well -291457;1346190566;copumpkin;Tampa has Bern's steakhouse -291456;1346190582;copumpkin;main redeeming factor -291455;1346190611;mircea_popescu;you have steaks on planet sputnik ?! -291454;1346190630;smickles;lolwut? how is the republican convention part of the teh democratic process? it's a bunchof representitives! -291453;1346190633;Doffx;Pirate said something somewhere jcpham? -291452;1346190649;jcpham;what was the glbse asset for in gpumax yes -291451;1346190657;jcpham;what the crap -291450;1346190669;jcpham;holy run on sentence -291449;1346190688;smickles;there's a glbse asset for gpumax? -291448;1346190698;mircea_popescu;gpumax still exists ?! -291447;1346190707;jcpham;there's no glbse asset for gpumax -291446;1346190709;Doffx;yeah and still paying out too -291445;1346190722;jcpham;yeah he was saying payments were going out at midnight today -291444;1346190730;jcpham;still have purchases in the system to run -291443;1346190746;Doffx;Where did he mention that? -291442;1346190769;mircea_popescu;i don't see why it still would run, no more coins to launder. -291441;1346190777;jcpham; Hey guys, payments will go out at midnight for all the purchases run up till today. We are trying to get all the purchases out of the system that need to be run. If you have a purchase pending or paused please contact us at support@gpumax.com so we can investigate it or issue a refund. Thanks. -291440;1346190788;smickles;i went to a decent dueling piano dive in florida once, but i was drunk, so it may not have been all that good -291439;1346190800;Doffx;Oh, for gpumax -291438;1346190809;jcpham;our questions alll questioned the wording "need" -291437;1346190812;jcpham; Cause we have a ton of pending purchases with either bad pool info or issues with missing tiny amounts of payment. -291436;1346191278;JWU_42;thanks for that jcpham -291435;1346191287;jcpham;sure thing -291434;1346191290;JWU_42;had posted in #gpumax and wasn't sure what was going on -291433;1346191310;jcpham;my bad i see now -291432;1346191316;jcpham;the goatse turned me off -291431;1346191322;JWU_42;;) -291430;1346191488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27187 @ 0.00038585 = 10.4901 BTC [-] -291429;1346191490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00038537 = 1.079 BTC [-] -291428;1346191491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8974 @ 0.00038431 = 3.4488 BTC [-] -291427;1346191574;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10644 @ 0.00096687 = 10.2914 BTC [+] -291426;1346191700;jcpham;what is the name of the glbse asset smickles -291425;1346191703;jcpham;the mpex one -291424;1346191741;jcpham;mpoe.etf? -291423;1346191965;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 1.04999999 = 10.5 BTC [+] -291422;1346192043;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.04999999 = 3.15 BTC [+] -291421;1346192047;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 7 @ 1.05 = 7.35 BTC [+] -291420;1346192097;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 40 @ 0.7 = 28 BTC [+] -291419;1346192203;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- * \ \_-~ ~-_\ | * http://goo.gl/vOslB -291418;1346192203;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- g \_ \ _.--------.______\| | g http://goo.gl/vOslB -291417;1346192203;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- o \ \______// _ ___ _ (_(__> \ | o http://goo.gl/vOslB -291416;1346192203;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- a \ . C ___) ______ (_(____> | / a http://goo.gl/vOslB -291415;1346192203;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- t /\ | C ____)/ \ (_____> |_/ t http://goo.gl/vOslB -291414;1346192204;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- s / /\| C_____) | (___> / \ s http://goo.gl/vOslB -291413;1346192206;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- e | ( _C_____)\______/ // _/ / \ e http://goo.gl/vOslB -291412;1346192208;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- * | \ |__ \\_________// (__/ | * http://goo.gl/vOslB -291411;1346192210;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- g | \ \____) `---- --' | g http://goo.gl/vOslB -291410;1346192212;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- o | \_ ___\ /_ _/ | o http://goo.gl/vOslB -291409;1346192214;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- a | / | | \ | a http://goo.gl/vOslB -291408;1346192216;PsychoticBoy;-buttrapedat40- t | | / \ \ | t http://goo.gl/vOslB -291407;1346192220;PsychoticBoy;lol -291406;1346192227;copumpkin;PsychoticBoy: good job -291405;1346192235;copumpkin;kakobrekla: you need more ops in here :P -291404;1346192252;mircea_popescu;meh. kinda stupid. -291403;1346192259;mircea_popescu;weren't you trying to get some fund going PsychoticBoy ? -291402;1346192266;kakobrekla;no, i like drama. -291401;1346192269;PsychoticBoy;yep -291400;1346192273;copumpkin;kakobrekla: alright -291399;1346192276;PsychoticBoy;why -291398;1346192289;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -291397;1346192292;mircea_popescu;bad approach. -291396;1346192298;EmanuelDeOrtego;America was never Democratic -291395;1346192305;EmanuelDeOrtego;Sorry -291394;1346192311;EmanuelDeOrtego;that was typed in my field -291393;1346192318;PsychoticBoy;what you mean mircea? -291392;1346192328;kakobrekla;for the record, nano was given op rights just the other day -291391;1346192337;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy i mean, dun be spamming irc. -291390;1346192348;PsychoticBoy;I dont spam -291389;1346192362;kakobrekla;so if you think im mis-judging, bug him as well -291388;1346192407;EmanuelDeOrtego;"buttrapedat40" I lol'd -291387;1346192437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30026 @ 0.00038431 = 11.5393 BTC [-] -291386;1346192439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13311 @ 0.00038422 = 5.1144 BTC [-] -291385;1346192450;PsychoticBoy;I dont like pirateat40 and his fooling around -291384;1346192468;copumpkin;so you spam an unrelated channel with unpleasant imagery? -291383;1346192469;copumpkin;good job -291382;1346192518;PsychoticBoy;1 image isnt spamming, I was reacting at jcpham`s conversation -291381;1346192536;smickles;jcpham: mpoe.etf is the mpex fund on glbs -291380;1346192541;kakobrekla;1 image repeated 20 times or so? -291379;1346192542;mircea_popescu;just... you know... put it in a pastebin and link us. -291378;1346192544;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.115 = 2.875 BTC [+] -291377;1346192552;kakobrekla;one would have been enough -291376;1346192553;PsychoticBoy;when? -291375;1346192576;kakobrekla;when what -291374;1346192605;PsychoticBoy;when was I spamming? only 5 min ago 1 image -291373;1346192647;PsychoticBoy;me and my big mouth ;) -291372;1346192656;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/3x/Lm/1JstYDwZ/asciifailspam.png -291371;1346192698;PsychoticBoy;yep that was 1 time and 1 time only -291370;1346192728;PsychoticBoy;ok now I know image posting is considered as spam -291369;1346192739;mircea_popescu;i like kakobrekla's terminal -291368;1346192740;PsychoticBoy;no more images then -291367;1346192754;mircea_popescu;good idea. -291366;1346192764;PsychoticBoy;thanks, no prob -291365;1346192796;mircea_popescu;and to celebrate, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134618198144.jpg -291364;1346192810;EmanuelDeOrtego;When did Bitcointalk become all anarcho-capitalists? -291363;1346192826;jcpham;i apologize if i brought it here -291362;1346192834;jcpham;i thought everyone knew what i was talking about -291361;1346192835;mircea_popescu;well the only commie is now here EmanuelDeOrtego -291360;1346192855;EmanuelDeOrtego;why am i looking at this porn -291359;1346192867;jcpham;dopamine addiction -291358;1346192872;PsychoticBoy;lol -291357;1346192884;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego you enjoy watching the suffering of others ? -291356;1346192934;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 250 @ 0.00025 = 0.0625 BTC [-] -291355;1346193096;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1149 BTC [-] -291354;1346193310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038646 = 0.0773 BTC [+] -291353;1346193312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7268 @ 0.00038743 = 2.8158 BTC [+] -291352;1346193505;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1149 = 2.298 BTC [-] -291351;1346193590;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 5 @ 1.4 = 7 BTC [+] -291350;1346193764;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.2097 = 0.8388 BTC [+] -291349;1346193797;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1149 = 0.6894 BTC [-] -291348;1346193802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15986 @ 0.00039042 = 6.2413 BTC [+] -291347;1346193856;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [-] -291346;1346193858;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1379 = 1.379 BTC [-] -291345;1346193896;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1149 = 1.149 BTC [-] -291344;1346194026;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5658 @ 0.00096354 = 5.4517 BTC [-] -291343;1346194027;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1543 @ 0.00096016 = 1.4815 BTC [-] -291342;1346194029;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.55 = 2.2 BTC [-] -291341;1346194143;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.2098 = 0.8392 BTC [+] -291340;1346194181;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.2097 = 0.8388 BTC [-] -291339;1346194231;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0034 = 0.068 BTC [+] -291338;1346194464;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.2097 = 0.4194 BTC [-] -291337;1346194602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7740 @ 0.00039492 = 3.0567 BTC [+] -291336;1346194604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4942 @ 0.0003952 = 1.9531 BTC [+] -291335;1346194605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13718 @ 0.00039585 = 5.4303 BTC [+] -291334;1346194843;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15000 @ 0.00094917 = 14.2376 BTC [-] -291333;1346194844;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4400 @ 0.00095017 = 4.1807 BTC [+] -291332;1346194878;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3900 @ 0.00093667 = 3.653 BTC [-] -291331;1346194909;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -291330;1346194959;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2003 BTC [-] -291329;1346194977;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.2002 = 0.6006 BTC [-] -291328;1346195628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6582 @ 0.00039585 = 2.6055 BTC [+] -291327;1346195629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28518 @ 0.00039592 = 11.2908 BTC [+] -291326;1346195861;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 12 @ 0.45 = 5.4 BTC [-] -291325;1346195912;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 10 @ 0.45 = 4.5 BTC [+] -291324;1346196006;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [+] -291323;1346196010;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 5 @ 1.59 = 7.95 BTC [+] -291322;1346196012;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.6 = 6.4 BTC [+] -291321;1346196088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11276 @ 0.00039451 = 4.4485 BTC [-] -291320;1346196583;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0033 = 3.3 BTC [-] -291319;1346196623;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 51 @ 0.0033 = 0.1683 BTC [-] -291318;1346196730;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11489 BTC [-] -291317;1346196773;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 4 @ 0.139 = 0.556 BTC [-] -291316;1346196813;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.24 = 0.72 BTC [+] -291315;1346196815;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.245 = 2.45 BTC [+] -291314;1346196818;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.2499 = 1.7493 BTC [+] -291313;1346196833;EmanuelDeOrtego;I'm selling my Satoshi Dice for .0033 -291312;1346197010;smickles;EmanuelDeOrtego: do you plan to buy at a lower price? -291311;1346197048;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am just uncertain. -291310;1346197050;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8740 @ 0.00095017 = 8.3045 BTC [+] -291309;1346197054;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's not selling like I want it o -291308;1346197057;EmanuelDeOrtego;to* -291307;1346197057;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 65 @ 0.06 = 3.9 BTC [-] -291306;1346197079;EmanuelDeOrtego;If it rallies, that's great. -291305;1346197090;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just don't believe in it quite yet. -291304;1346197172;smickles;!ticker s.dice -291303;1346197173;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0033 / 0.00334643 / 0.0034 (412358 shares, 1,379.93 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00324614 / 0.0034 (2762263 shares, 8,966.71 BTC) -291302;1346197189;smickles;2.7 out of 10 eh? -291301;1346197209;smickles;O_o what a name -291300;1346197242;BTC-Mining;EmanuelDeOrtego, I'd leave it some time, for the first divs + new design to be implemented -291299;1346197272;smickles;BTC-Mining: do you have some shares? -291298;1346197286;BTC-Mining;About 50k -291297;1346197393;smickles;s.dice is interesting if nothing else -291296;1346197414;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC [-] -291295;1346197484;smickles;still, even at .003~ that around a 19% yeild, and seemingly lower risk than other bitcoin ventures i'm aware of -291294;1346197493;smickles;*expected yeild -291293;1346197525;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0032 = 1.6 BTC [-] -291292;1346197545;smickles;;;ticker -291291;1346197545;gribble;Best bid: 10.91, Best ask: 10.999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08900, Last trade: 10.999, 24 hour volume: 66047, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -291290;1346197569;EmanuelDeOrtego;With Bitcoin volumes going lower and lower at $20 and below -291289;1346197577;EmanuelDeOrtego;I rather have Bitcoins than Satoshi Dice shares -291288;1346197591;EmanuelDeOrtego;We might be hitting $100+ soon -291287;1346197619;EmanuelDeOrtego;and I don't want to be sitting on Satoshi Dice when that happens -291286;1346197720;mircea_popescu;isn't being an investor great ? :D -291285;1346197861;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's good until American Banker starts covering Bitcoin -291284;1346197918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19624 @ 0.00039053 = 7.6638 BTC [-] -291283;1346198050;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 10 @ 0.00025 = 0.0025 BTC [-] -291282;1346198122;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0032 = 0.064 BTC [-] -291281;1346198174;EmanuelDeOrtego;Oh god, there goes there "I'm going to buy 60 cents worth of shares" crowd again. -291280;1346198180;EmanuelDeOrtego;the&* -291279;1346198192;smickles;*star eyed* if we hit 100 per btc, i'm gonna get drunk -291278;1346198216;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.2797 BTC [+] -291277;1346198218;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 9 @ 0.2798 = 2.5182 BTC [+] -291276;1346198236;smickles;good old, 'merican style drunk too -291275;1346198249;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 5 @ 0.081 = 0.405 BTC [-] -291274;1346198322;smickles;like i'll need to throw a party as anexcuse -291273;1346198481;rdponticelli;We waiting too much to get drunk? -291272;1346198500;rdponticelli;Why waiting at all? :) -291271;1346198626;mircea_popescu;im too lazy to drink. -291270;1346198648;jcpham;free tix -291269;1346198667;smickles;rdponticelli: i'll have a glass of wine, but i'm talking about kegstands at 100 -291268;1346198694;rdponticelli;Ok -291267;1346198707;rdponticelli;Quality drinkin are you talking about? -291266;1346198771;rdponticelli;lol -291265;1346198788;rdponticelli;I know what you mean xD -291264;1346198898;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3460 @ 0.00096687 = 3.3454 BTC [+] -291263;1346198899;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2343 @ 0.00096735 = 2.2665 BTC [+] -291262;1346198904;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 2 @ 0.139 = 0.278 BTC [-] -291261;1346198920;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.2097 = 0.4194 BTC [-] -291260;1346198922;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 42 @ 0.2098 = 8.8116 BTC [+] -291259;1346198973;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.2499 = 1.9992 BTC [+] -291258;1346199046;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 15 @ 0.2798 = 4.197 BTC [+] -291257;1346199211;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [+] -291256;1346199367;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1053 = 0.4212 BTC [+] -291255;1346199379;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 2 @ 0.139 = 0.278 BTC [-] -291254;1346199381;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.6 = 3.2 BTC [+] -291253;1346199495;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.0032 = 0.048 BTC [-] -291252;1346199497;kakobrekla;EmanuelDeOrtego, you got competition https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104177.0 -291251;1346199515;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2003 BTC [-] -291250;1346199516;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2002 BTC [-] -291249;1346199581;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11489 BTC [-] -291248;1346199583;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1149 = 0.6894 BTC [+] -291247;1346199616;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.1798 = 0.5394 BTC [+] -291246;1346199683;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 12 @ 0.2798 = 3.3576 BTC [+] -291245;1346199814;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.139 BTC [-] -291244;1346200068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5500 @ 0.0034 = 18.7 BTC [+] -291243;1346200202;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1053 = 0.3159 BTC [+] -291242;1346200362;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5960 @ 0.00096679 = 5.7621 BTC [-] -291241;1346200364;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8140 @ 0.00093667 = 7.6245 BTC [-] -291240;1346200718;EskimoBob;any ideas what this is all about? " Notice: If you are a PPT operator please contact me via PM. Thanks" -291239;1346200769;JWU_42;EskimoBob: nope -291238;1346200777;JWU_42;could be good, could be bad -291237;1346200809;JWU_42;hoping the former -291236;1346200810;usagi;He said I am not eligible because I only had a sub account and goat's PPT -291235;1346200835;usagi;Doesn't matter really, I bought back almosy 2000 shares of yarr with my own money -291234;1346200842;Doffx;Goats PPT is eligible? -291233;1346200854;usagi;Goat is eligible, because he had a direct account -291232;1346200862;usagi;But, eligible for what --> dunno -291231;1346200911;Doffx;Interesting for sure -291230;1346200925;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 37 @ 0.1149 = 4.2513 BTC [+] -291229;1346200927;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.115 = 2.875 BTC [+] -291228;1346200928;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.119 = 0.833 BTC [+] -291227;1346200929;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 73 @ 0.11999 = 8.7593 BTC [+] -291226;1346200930;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.12 = 6 BTC [+] -291225;1346200957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00039221 = 8.4717 BTC [+] -291224;1346200959;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 14 @ 0.2798 = 3.9172 BTC [+] -291223;1346201186;EskimoBob;TYGRR.BOND-P started to look good at 0.2003 :) -291222;1346201191;EskimoBob;or not ... -291221;1346201200;EskimoBob;50:50 bet -291220;1346201221;Doffx;At this point its still a gamble -291219;1346201267;mircea_popescu;everythin's a gamble. -291218;1346201290;Doffx;Well ok, not a safe bet then to use better wording. -291217;1346201321;usagi;It's not a gamble. -291216;1346201329;usagi;Anyone can figure it out :p -291215;1346201354;usagi;At least 2 people from bitcointalk already figrued it out. So it is logical to assume they know what position pirate is in as well. -291214;1346201386;Doffx;What did they figure out? That he trades btc with big players? -291213;1346201420;Doffx;At a premium. -291212;1346201421;mircea_popescu;teh good ole' mystery -291211;1346201494;EskimoBob;usagi: talk :) -291210;1346201505;EskimoBob;enlighten us -291209;1346201507;usagi;there's no incentive to talk -291208;1346201515;usagi;everything is void. -291207;1346201530;usagi;if you can see the great void, then you will understand the mystery. -291206;1346201535;Doffx;Haha, I was more just curious if you read something I didnt -291205;1346201554;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.3 = 1.8 BTC [+] -291204;1346201626;EskimoBob;whats next usagi? Are you going to ask: "what is the sound of one hand clapping"? -291203;1346201639;usagi;That wouldn't make sense. -291202;1346201641;BTCHero;you can't clap with one hand? -291201;1346201659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37400 @ 0.00039233 = 14.6731 BTC [+] -291200;1346201660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00039221 = 0.3138 BTC [-] -291199;1346201662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22476 @ 0.00039202 = 8.811 BTC [-] -291198;1346201717;EskimoBob;it will, if you figure it out. Then you will understand the mystery of the soundless sound -291197;1346201729;EskimoBob;blaa blaa blaa -291196;1346201746;mircea_popescu;so the entire thing veers towards the ezoteric nao ? -291195;1346201842;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.2999 BTC [-] -291194;1346201968;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.308 BTC [+] -291193;1346202059;EmanuelDeOrtego;All I know is that Pirate is going to have to move states or countries at this rate -291192;1346202085;mircea_popescu;o no, it will all magically be fixed -291191;1346202086;mircea_popescu;next week. -291190;1346202109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33800 @ 0.00039035 = 13.1938 BTC [-] -291189;1346202166;EmanuelDeOrtego;If I were Pirate, I would be well-armed right now. The death threats I've seen were creepy as hell. -291188;1346202178;kakobrekla;urlpls? -291187;1346202187;EmanuelDeOrtego;Deleted by Theymos obviously -291186;1346202231;kakobrekla;they should have been pastebined. -291185;1346202747;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1101 = 3.9636 BTC [-] -291184;1346202748;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.11 = 4.4 BTC [-] -291183;1346202749;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [-] -291182;1346202758;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 18 @ 0.0032 = 0.0576 BTC [-] -291181;1346202786;mircea_popescu;streisand effect fail. -291180;1346202798;kakobrekla;o theres pirate 'news' -291179;1346202844;kakobrekla;>><@pirateat40> Notice: If you are a PPT operator please contact me via PM. Thanks -291178;1346203315;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6057 @ 0.00096735 = 5.8592 BTC [+] -291177;1346203317;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5163 @ 0.00096864 = 5.0011 BTC [+] -291176;1346203318;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4280 @ 0.0009692 = 4.1482 BTC [+] -291175;1346203440;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.3199 = 0.6398 BTC [+] -291174;1346203468;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.31 = 3.1 BTC [+] -291173;1346203512;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.32 = 12.8 BTC [+] -291172;1346203645;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 6 @ 0.05 = 0.3 BTC [-] -291171;1346203675;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.32 = 8 BTC [+] -291170;1346203700;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.109 = 0.218 BTC [-] -291169;1346203772;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 49 @ 0.32 = 15.68 BTC [+] -291168;1346203776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1549 @ 0.00039163 = 0.6066 BTC [+] -291167;1346203778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21339 @ 0.00039414 = 8.4106 BTC [+] -291166;1346204115;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 1 @ 0.099999 BTC [+] -291165;1346204153;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 1 @ 0.099999 BTC [+] -291164;1346204162;smickles;a man, a plan, a canal, panama. -291163;1346204195;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 2 @ 0.099999 = 0.2 BTC [+] -291162;1346204272;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 202 @ 0.0032 = 0.6464 BTC [-] -291161;1346204375;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0032 BTC [-] -291160;1346204453;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.0032 = 0.0256 BTC [-] -291159;1346204495;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.05 = 2.1 BTC [+] -291158;1346204604;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [+] -291157;1346204606;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -291156;1346205036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00039035 = 0.5855 BTC [-] -291155;1346205038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52700 @ 0.00039013 = 20.5599 BTC [-] -291154;1346205630;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [-] -291153;1346205632;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1028002 = 1.028 BTC [-] -291152;1346205633;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1028001 BTC [-] -291151;1346205635;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1028 BTC [-] -291150;1346205635;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10201 = 1.0201 BTC [-] -291149;1346205636;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [-] -291148;1346205637;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.102 = 5.1 BTC [-] -291147;1346205638;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1004103 = 0.3012 BTC [-] -291146;1346205799;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.325 = 2.275 BTC [+] -291145;1346205800;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.32989 = 1.9793 BTC [+] -291144;1346205826;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9201 = 3.6804 BTC [-] -291143;1346205826;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 100 @ 0.92 = 92 BTC [-] -291142;1346205862;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.32989 = 0.9897 BTC [+] -291141;1346205945;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.32989 = 0.6598 BTC [+] -291140;1346205999;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 39 @ 0.32989 = 12.8657 BTC [+] -291139;1346206001;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.333 = 0.999 BTC [+] -291138;1346206002;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1381 BTC [+] -291137;1346206003;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.1379 = 2.758 BTC [-] -291136;1346206007;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 7 @ 0.07999999 = 0.56 BTC [+] -291135;1346206034;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1379 = 0.2758 BTC [-] -291134;1346206264;sns;!help -291133;1346206265;assbot;List of commands: -291132;1346206266;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -291131;1346206267;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -291130;1346206282;mircea_popescu;whatcha need sns ? -291129;1346206364;Doffx;You scared him off mircea_popescu -291128;1346206373;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1389 = 0.4167 BTC [+] -291127;1346206420;mircea_popescu;just tryin to halp... -291126;1346206539;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.9001 = 3.6004 BTC [-] -291125;1346206541;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [-] -291124;1346206542;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.9 = 18 BTC [-] -291123;1346206999;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 8 @ 0.9999999 = 8 BTC [-] -291122;1346207115;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0032 = 16 BTC [-] -291121;1346207523;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.8999 = 6.2993 BTC [-] -291120;1346207622;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 95 @ 0.050999 = 4.8449 BTC [+] -291119;1346207653;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 4 @ 0.050999 = 0.204 BTC [+] -291118;1346207685;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 3 @ 0.85020001 = 2.5506 BTC [-] -291117;1346208241;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 6 @ 0.138 = 0.828 BTC [-] -291116;1346208298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00038961 = 3.6234 BTC [-] -291115;1346208299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16283 @ 0.00038834 = 6.3233 BTC [-] -291114;1346208300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2117 @ 0.00038798 = 0.8214 BTC [-] -291113;1346208458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00344763 = 0.5171 BTC [-] -291112;1346208591;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.122 = 2.44 BTC [+] -291111;1346208593;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.123 = 6.15 BTC [+] -291110;1346208672;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1389 BTC [+] -291109;1346208693;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.124 = 2.48 BTC [+] -291108;1346208695;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.125 = 6.25 BTC [+] -291107;1346208696;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1299 = 12.99 BTC [+] -291106;1346208697;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.13 = 6.5 BTC [+] -291105;1346208832;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.138 BTC [-] -291104;1346209275;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.83910001 = 3.3564 BTC [+] -291103;1346209277;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.83900001 = 5.034 BTC [-] -291102;1346209278;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 20 @ 0.839 = 16.78 BTC [-] -291101;1346209479;sgornick;Oy... 10K BTC profit on SD now. http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.220 It's like you walk around Vegas and realize who really paid for all that. -291100;1346209599;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 29 @ 0.138 = 4.002 BTC [-] -291099;1346209601;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 18 @ 0.1379 = 2.4822 BTC [-] -291098;1346209602;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.13 = 0.26 BTC [-] -291097;1346209603;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.1275 = 0.51 BTC [-] -291096;1346209604;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 99 @ 0.1232 = 12.1968 BTC [-] -291095;1346209605;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 50 @ 0.123 = 6.15 BTC [-] -291094;1346209606;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1228 = 1.228 BTC [-] -291093;1346209607;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 8 @ 0.1228 = 0.9824 BTC [-] -291092;1346209608;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 30 @ 0.1225 = 3.675 BTC [-] -291091;1346209610;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1222 = 1.222 BTC [-] -291090;1346209611;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 14 @ 0.122 = 1.708 BTC [-] -291089;1346209612;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.121 = 1.21 BTC [-] -291088;1346209613;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 100 @ 0.12 = 12 BTC [-] -291087;1346209650;mircea_popescu;sgornick wow ? -291086;1346209806;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.42 = 1.68 BTC [-] -291085;1346209808;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.415 BTC [-] -291084;1346209809;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 12 @ 0.4101 = 4.9212 BTC [-] -291083;1346209810;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -291082;1346209845;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 25 @ 0.138 = 3.45 BTC [-] -291081;1346209849;maximian;sgornick: is that all time profit? -291080;1346209917;sgornick;maximian: Yes, since April 24th or thereabouts. -291079;1346210004;sgornick;Total of 635K BTC wagered. -291078;1346210067;mircea_popescu;doing pretty well huh -291077;1346210110;sgornick;For a two-person side project, I think you can conclude yes, very well. -291076;1346210185;mircea_popescu;lmao that asshat is on a forum campaign to fud sdice ? -291075;1346210188;mircea_popescu;how very impressive, -291074;1346210207;mircea_popescu;gmaxwell i mean. -291073;1346210234;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0032 = 0.0096 BTC [-] -291072;1346210273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11924 @ 0.00038798 = 4.6263 BTC [-] -291071;1346210274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9376 @ 0.00038657 = 3.6245 BTC [-] -291070;1346210499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038732 = 0.0775 BTC [+] -291069;1346210500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13372 @ 0.00038657 = 5.1692 BTC [-] -291068;1346210591;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.133333 = 1.6 BTC [+] -291067;1346210634;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.103 = 1.03 BTC [-] -291066;1346210636;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 39 @ 0.1021 = 3.9819 BTC [-] -291065;1346210636;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 60 @ 0.102 = 6.12 BTC [-] -291064;1346210637;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.101 = 0.404 BTC [-] -291063;1346210639;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 99 @ 0.101 = 9.999 BTC [-] -291062;1346210640;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 48 @ 0.1 = 4.8 BTC [-] -291061;1346210641;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.12123 = 4.0006 BTC [-] -291060;1346210668;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.12113 = 0.969 BTC [-] -291059;1346210692;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.121 = 3.63 BTC [-] -291058;1346210740;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12009191 BTC [-] -291057;1346210744;BTCHero;Did i read somewhere that bfl announced they wouldn't ship asic until january now? -291056;1346210757;mircea_popescu;o wow -291055;1346210788;BTCHero;I think this is why asicminer is trading so high -291054;1346210794;BTCHero;if that information is correct -291053;1346210818;mircea_popescu;Title: BFL Labs ASIC release date - no earlier than February 2013 -291052;1346210840;mircea_popescu;old bs from june -291051;1346210843;mircea_popescu;i can't find a reference -291050;1346210886;mircea_popescu;Hi guys, I basically had a prophetic dream vision last night, that the BFL Labs ASIC won't be shipped until February 2013 at best. -291049;1346210886;mircea_popescu;I don't even want them to ship, they're gonna ruin Bitcoins. I spent ~2000$ on quad 7970's, only the cards, and they're planning to release a "coffee warmer" 3ghs+ ASIC that does more than my cards for 150$? Eff that, difficulty will skyrocket and put a strain on video card miners. -291048;1346210894;mircea_popescu;this is hysterically typical for the forum mentality. -291047;1346210909;mircea_popescu;ppl doing big things ? it's gonna ruin my crummy two bit interest! BAD FOR BITCOIN! -291046;1346210944;BTCHero;I must have got caught up in some fud somewhere -291045;1346210958;BTC-Mining;It was known long ago that it would go CPU > GPU > FPGA > ASIC -291044;1346210972;BTC-Mining;solution? Buy ASIC, we don't have a better technology yet -291043;1346210991;mircea_popescu;ifthese thigns really are asic. -291042;1346210999;mircea_popescu;thing is, "asic" doesn't name ONE thing like gpu does. -291041;1346211011;mircea_popescu;asics can go one , maybe even two degrees of magnitude in $/Hg -291040;1346211083;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00096647 = 4.7357 BTC [-] -291039;1346211461;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 17 @ 0.333 = 5.661 BTC [+] -291038;1346211514;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 17 @ 0.333 = 5.661 BTC [+] -291037;1346211579;BlackICED;too much bitcoins are being created and not enough commerce -291036;1346211646;mircea_popescu;how do you figure that ? -291035;1346212102;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.095 BTC [+] -291034;1346212103;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 28 @ 0.09605 = 2.6894 BTC [+] -291033;1346212152;Diablo-D3;BlackICED: I agree -291032;1346212162;Diablo-D3;but its not the creation thats the problem -291031;1346212170;Diablo-D3;its the fact that EVERY GODDAMNED THING ON GLBSE IS MINING -291030;1346212269;mircea_popescu;move to mpex. -291029;1346212291;Diablo-D3;mpex only has bitvps -291028;1346212299;mircea_popescu;sdice, mpoe, bonds, options etc. -291027;1346212299;Diablo-D3;and options masturbation -291026;1346212307;Diablo-D3;mpoe doesnt count -291025;1346212311;mircea_popescu;right lol -291024;1346212320;Diablo-D3;so its pretty much just sdice and bitvps -291023;1346212343;mircea_popescu;there's two companies at all in btc land, and neither count. nor do options. or bonds. woe unto us that all that exists is miner bonds. -291022;1346212358;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 13 @ 0.333 = 4.329 BTC [+] -291021;1346212360;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.339 = 3.39 BTC [+] -291020;1346212361;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.33999999 = 17 BTC [+] -291019;1346212362;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 67 @ 0.39995 = 26.7967 BTC [+] -291018;1346212364;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.45 = 4.5 BTC [+] -291017;1346212386;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: bonds, miner or not, wont keep bitstreet working. -291016;1346212400;mircea_popescu;"There are ways to change the way hashes are made to break an ASIC. ASIC is hard wired. It can't change at all. FPGA can be reprogrammed with a new bitstream. GPUs are the same. A very minor change could make a lot of expensive paperweights and would be a great way to keep bitcoin operating the way it was meant, openly accessible to virtually anyone with everyday hardware, not a bunch of elites with fancy expensive hardware. It's s -291015;1346212400;mircea_popescu;upposed to be run by the people, not the "1%"" -291014;1346212405;mircea_popescu;ahaha the commies this is so funnay. -291013;1346212459;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: as much as we hate the apples and the exxons and shit like that -291012;1346212463;Diablo-D3;they make the money flow -291011;1346212478;Diablo-D3;they do it in a completely irresponsible way, but they DO do it -291010;1346212517;mircea_popescu;what's that in relation to ? -291009;1346212556;Diablo-D3;mpex being annorexic -291008;1346212559;Diablo-D3;and glbse too -291007;1346212574;Diablo-D3;asicminer at least is shares in an actual company selling mining hardware -291006;1346212585;Diablo-D3;it skirts out from under the whole mining bond/share shit -291005;1346212588;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 0.4499 = 3.5992 BTC [+] -291004;1346212590;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 20 @ 0.5 = 10 BTC [+] -291003;1346212621;mircea_popescu;you're so weird. -291002;1346212631;mircea_popescu;so you put some vaporware above a proven company that's only 10x the size ? -291001;1346212633;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 49 @ 0.46 = 22.54 BTC [+] -291000;1346212646;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: vs what? -290999;1346212661;mircea_popescu;asicminer is worth what, 50k btc ? -290998;1346212699;Diablo-D3;no, I mean, where are these other real companies -290997;1346212708;Diablo-D3;asicminer, dmc, bitvps, what? whats left? -290996;1346212719;mircea_popescu;s.dice is one. s.mpoe is the other. -290995;1346212724;mircea_popescu;currently that's all btc has. -290994;1346212725;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.5 = 3 BTC [+] -290993;1346212733;dub;strange time to buy ppts -290992;1346212735;Diablo-D3;mpoe doesnt count because its just mpex traidng itself on mpex -290991;1346212739;mircea_popescu;there's not much worth in the million usd. -290990;1346212752;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you know, you can buy nasdaq shares. -290989;1346212752;Diablo-D3;and sdice is unregulated gambling -290988;1346212761;Diablo-D3;on mpex? -290987;1346212772;mircea_popescu;no dude, on nasdaq. you know... you don't HAVE to make sense. -290986;1346212778;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2302 BTC [-] -290985;1346212780;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.2301 = 0.9204 BTC [-] -290984;1346212781;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.23 = 5.75 BTC [-] -290983;1346212782;smickles;huh, noone buys/sells mpex but mpex? -290982;1346212782;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.22 = 4.4 BTC [-] -290981;1346212783;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.2002 = 1.2012 BTC [-] -290980;1346212784;mircea_popescu;i'm jut pointing out that if you start nutty the world will necessarily seem nutty. -290979;1346212784;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.2 = 1.6 BTC [-] -290978;1346212785;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 19 @ 0.1521 = 2.8899 BTC [-] -290977;1346212786;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.152 = 1.368 BTC [-] -290976;1346212811;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nasdaq is an actual financial company though -290975;1346212814;mircea_popescu;sigh. -290974;1346212817;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 4 @ 0.2003 = 0.8012 BTC [-] -290973;1346212818;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.2 = 2 BTC [-] -290972;1346212818;Diablo-D3;with actual employees providing an actual service -290971;1346212824;mircea_popescu;much like what, asicminer ? you ? -290970;1346212843;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: if mpex was so awesome, why didnt dmc ipo in it. -290969;1346212846;Diablo-D3;*on -290968;1346212847;smickles;"an actual company", what actualizes a company? -290967;1346212848;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 20 @ 0.0145 = 0.29 BTC [-] -290966;1346212850;mircea_popescu;what's dmc ? -290965;1346212854;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.1521 = 0.9126 BTC [+] -290964;1346212854;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.152 = 1.52 BTC [-] -290963;1346212856;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.15111 = 15.111 BTC [-] -290962;1346212857;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.151 = 1.51 BTC [-] -290961;1346212858;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.111 = 3.33 BTC [-] -290960;1346212860;Diablo-D3;DID HE JUST SAY WHATS DMC?! -290959;1346212863;Diablo-D3;holy fucking shit. -290958;1346212870;mircea_popescu;o lmao, your crummy wannabe miner thing ? -290957;1346212872;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu has been trolling me the whole time -290956;1346212875;mircea_popescu;i don't think i'd have accepted it. -290955;1346212903;smickles;!pl dmc 1 -290954;1346212903;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -290953;1346212912;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.06 BTC. Capital gain: -0.94 BTC. Total: -0.91364186 BTC. (-91.4%) -290952;1346212915;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: Im not sure you would have actually had that much of a choice -290951;1346212919;smickles;aw, -91%? -290950;1346212920;mircea_popescu;... -290949;1346212928;Diablo-D3;people are weird about that kind of shit -290948;1346212929;mircea_popescu;lmao what do you mean, not that much of a choice -290947;1346212932;BTC-Mining;!pl BTC-MINING -290946;1346212932;assbot;!pl [@] [] -290945;1346212933;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.1601 = 0.9606 BTC [-] -290944;1346212934;Diablo-D3;and I dont think I'd be able to stop them -290943;1346212934;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 35 @ 0.16 = 5.6 BTC [-] -290942;1346212936;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -290941;1346212937;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 13 @ 0.13120001 = 1.7056 BTC [-] -290940;1346212947;BTC-Mining;!pl BTC-MINING 1 -290939;1346212948;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -290938;1346212951;mircea_popescu;hey, pirate is doing real well. -290937;1346212953;ic3d;pirate just defaulted -290936;1346212957;mircea_popescu;!ticker BIB.PIRATE -290935;1346212959;smickles;BTC-Mining: did you ipo at 1 btc? -290934;1346212960;assbot;BTC-MINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.22956661 BTC. Last price: 0.98 BTC. Capital gain: -0.02 BTC. Total: 0.20956661 BTC. (21%) -290933;1346212965;assbot;[GLBSE:BIB.PIRATE] [Bid: 0.2003] [Ask: 0.46] [Spread: 0.2597] [Last: 0.13120001] [24hVol: 47.4306] [7dAvg: 0.43031833] -290932;1346212967;Diablo-D3;he officially announced it? -290931;1346212972;BTC-Mining;He made a statement? -290930;1346212976;dub;yes -290929;1346212978;ic3d;yes -290928;1346212978;mircea_popescu;o wow. -290927;1346212979;dub;derp -290926;1346212980;Diablo-D3;url -290925;1346212985;dub;IRC LOL -290924;1346212988;BTC-Mining;Smickles, yes, Ipoed at 1 -290923;1346212988;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [-] -290922;1346212989;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 23 @ 0.15 = 3.45 BTC [-] -290921;1346212996;mircea_popescu;herp -290920;1346212999;smickles;00:55 <@pirateat40> Bitcoin Savings & Trust has hereby given notice of default to it's account holders. -290919;1346213008;Diablo-D3;oh -290918;1346213008;smickles;from #btcst -290917;1346213010;Diablo-D3;irc doesnt count -290916;1346213018;Diablo-D3;bitcointalk forum urls or gtfo. -290915;1346213023;dub;he said "I invested all of pirate bank in DMC and lost 91%" -290914;1346213029;mircea_popescu;ahahahaa -290913;1346213031;smickles;lol -290912;1346213039;Diablo-D3;yeah, I love how glbse thinks I lost 91%. -290911;1346213047;Diablo-D3;usagi and co are like "fuck yes, cheap shares" -290910;1346213070;smickles;!ticker dmc -290909;1346213072;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.05835] [Ask: 0.06889999] [Spread: 0.01054999] [Last: 0.06] [24hVol: 30.5109965] [7dAvg: 0.05876178] -290908;1346213085;smickles;diablo, did you start at 1? -290907;1346213086;mircea_popescu;i don't see how glbse shares are worth anything in principle -290906;1346213091;smickles;did you drop to .05 -290905;1346213092;mircea_popescu;seeing how people can dilute, and many actually do. -290904;1346213111;ic3d;i dont see how bitcoin is worth anything in princple -290903;1346213112;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.0601 = 0.9616 BTC [-] -290902;1346213113;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.06 = 0.6 BTC [-] -290901;1346213114;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.06 = 6 BTC [-] -290900;1346213115;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.041111 = 0.1644 BTC [-] -290899;1346213123;smickles;oh, .06 rather -290898;1346213136;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -290897;1346213141;smickles;that's a bout a 95% loss, and you haven't paid that much in dividends -290896;1346213201;Diablo-D3;smickles: the problem is the rest of the market froze -290895;1346213202;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.2001 = 1.0005 BTC [+] -290894;1346213203;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 27 @ 0.15 = 4.05 BTC [-] -290893;1346213204;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.14 = 0.42 BTC [-] -290892;1346213206;Diablo-D3;which is extra hilarious -290891;1346213209;mircea_popescu;lmao -290890;1346213213;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 22 @ 0.13120001 = 2.8864 BTC [-] -290889;1346213215;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 13 @ 0.131 = 1.703 BTC [-] -290888;1346213216;smickles;Diablo-D3: do a pl on mpoeetf or SS -290887;1346213217;Diablo-D3;theres a shitload of 1mash bonds selling for more than 0.01 each -290886;1346213220;Diablo-D3;but no one is buying -290885;1346213221;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 7 @ 0.131 = 0.917 BTC [-] -290884;1346213222;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 50 @ 0.13 = 6.5 BTC [-] -290883;1346213226;dub;good PPT buying op here people -290882;1346213233;mircea_popescu;lol dub -290881;1346213235;smickles;Diablo-D3: those mining 'bonds' are shti -290880;1346213236;mircea_popescu;rub it in, dub :D -290879;1346213238;dub;get in while the gettins good -290878;1346213239;smickles;SHIT -290877;1346213240;smickles;SHIT -290876;1346213242;smickles;SHIT -290875;1346213243;Diablo-D3;smickles: at those prices? yes they are -290874;1346213247;mircea_popescu;;ticker -290873;1346213250;smickles;at almost any price -290872;1346213251;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 45 @ 0.10000001 = 4.5 BTC [-] -290871;1346213260;Diablo-D3;Im waiting for the market to drop them down below to single digit thousandths -290870;1346213268;Diablo-D3;thats about how much they're worth -290869;1346213301;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.55 = 3.3 BTC [-] -290868;1346213303;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 25 @ 0.54 = 13.5 BTC [-] -290867;1346213303;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 15 @ 0.45 = 6.75 BTC [-] -290866;1346213305;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -290865;1346213313;smickles;and d, if the rest of the market froze, how come other things have done well? -290864;1346213314;mircea_popescu;incredible how little liquidity glbse has -290863;1346213320;mircea_popescu;30 btc worth of sales takes a symbol down 20% -290862;1346213325;Diablo-D3;smickles: I mean the mining market -290861;1346213329;Diablo-D3;not the unrelated pirate shit -290860;1346213344;smickles;jusus fuck, move the goal posts and give me anoter straw man -290859;1346213347;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 while you lost 90% of investor's money smickles made like 1200%. -290858;1346213351;mircea_popescu;bout same interval. -290857;1346213360;Diablo-D3;smickles: wtf do you invest in anyhow? -290856;1346213369;smickles;me personally? -290855;1346213371;mircea_popescu;o you wouldn't have heard of it lol -290854;1346213379;Diablo-D3;no, smickle co. -290853;1346213386;smickles;there isn't a smickle co -290852;1346213394;Diablo-D3;then what is mircea_popescu talking about -290851;1346213405;smickles;he's talking about my managed fund -290850;1346213406;mircea_popescu;!pl MPOE.ETF 0.1 -290849;1346213407;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -290848;1346213408;smickles;mpoe.etf -290847;1346213408;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.0104835 BTC. Last price: 1.4 BTC. Capital gain: 1.3 BTC. Total: 1.3104835 BTC. (1310.5%) -290846;1346213418;Diablo-D3;smickles: okay fine, what is mpoe.etf invested in -290845;1346213424;mircea_popescu;lolz -290844;1346213427;smickles;s.mpoe -290843;1346213430;Diablo-D3;=| -290842;1346213433;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -290841;1346213437;mircea_popescu;this was like... lol -290840;1346213441;smickles;that's what it was intended to do -290839;1346213458;Diablo-D3;so what does mpoe do to make money? -290838;1346213461;smickles;it did what the plan was, the plan worked -290837;1346213470;mircea_popescu;it trades options and stocks dood. -290836;1346213476;BTC-Mining;It gets fees on options and transactions? -290835;1346213484;smickles;Diablo-D3: buys, sells and receives dividends of s.mpoe -290834;1346213498;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, which is a losing proposition since you cant get cheap enough hosting -290833;1346213499;smickles;er, that's what mpoe.etf does -290832;1346213503;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 10 @ 0.3615 = 3.615 BTC [-] -290831;1346213503;mircea_popescu;... -290830;1346213508;mircea_popescu;wait. WHAT ?! -290829;1346213529;Diablo-D3;unless you're charging obscene fees -290828;1346213536;mircea_popescu;im lost. -290827;1346213537;Diablo-D3;which isnt a winning strategy either -290826;1346213539;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 2 @ 0.11 = 0.22 BTC [-] -290825;1346213545;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay, its like this -290824;1346213549;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.165 BTC [+] -290823;1346213551;Diablo-D3;I know you're not buying dedis from me. -290822;1346213555;smickles;Diablo-D3: how do you figure that mpex hosting costs too much? -290821;1346213556;mircea_popescu;dude. i charge 0.2%. at my current month load that's 300 btc just from fucken trade fees. -290820;1346213565;mircea_popescu;what server costs 3000 dollars a month ? -290819;1346213572;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: your fees are too high -290818;1346213573;Diablo-D3;gotcha. -290817;1346213579;Diablo-D3;[09:12:01] unless you're charging obscene fees -290816;1346213579;Diablo-D3;[09:12:01] unless you're charging obscene fees -290815;1346213580;mircea_popescu;o.o -290814;1346213580;Diablo-D3;[09:12:01] unless you're charging obscene fees -290813;1346213580;Diablo-D3;[09:12:01] unless you're charging obscene fees -290812;1346213588;mircea_popescu;0.2% is obscene ? -290811;1346213589;smickles;naught point 2 percent is too hight? -290810;1346213594;Diablo-D3;smickles: yup. -290809;1346213595;mircea_popescu;i gotta have to print this nao. -290808;1346213615;smickles;Diablo-D3: care to give a reason why you think that -290807;1346213616;smickles;? -290806;1346213626;mircea_popescu;it's because the market froze up -290805;1346213629;Diablo-D3;smickles: because it can always be done cheaper. -290804;1346213636;mircea_popescu;also, buttered toast! -290803;1346213653;smickles;Diablo-D3: that's not a reason why they are too high -290802;1346213661;Diablo-D3;smickles: the fuck it isnt. -290801;1346213688;Diablo-D3;its not like mircea_popescu has to deal with *shakes 8ball* regulatory capture and *shakes 8ball* CEO yachts -290800;1346213689;smickles;but anything can be done cheaper until there isn't any transaction of value? -290799;1346213706;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 200 @ 0.0032 = 0.64 BTC [-] -290798;1346213724;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 so far between you and me, i'm the one with the yachtwind in my curls. -290797;1346213728;smickles;do, if i understand you, everything ever is overpriced -290796;1346213744;Diablo-D3;smickles: pretty much. -290795;1346213761;mircea_popescu;by this philosophy i'd have had to ipo him for free. -290794;1346213767;smickles;Diablo-D3: the, you ethically disagree with charging for anything? -290793;1346213783;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 is officially not allowed on btcf nao. -290792;1346213784;Diablo-D3;no, I just ethically disagree with paying for it :< -290791;1346213829;smickles;so, basically, your earlier statement about mpex fees/server cost were meaningless -290790;1346213860;mircea_popescu; 00:55 <@pirateat40> Bitcoin Savings & Trust has hereby given notice of default to it's account holders. -290789;1346213861;smickles;lacking even existential import, it seems -290788;1346213866;mircea_popescu;you know, dude can't even spell its correctly. -290787;1346213875;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 17 @ 0.0032 = 0.0544 BTC [-] -290786;1346213880;smickles;give me a break on spellin :/ -290785;1346213885;mircea_popescu;wasn't it a quote ? -290784;1346213889;smickles;(oh, did you mean pirate? -290783;1346213891;mircea_popescu;yes. -290782;1346213894;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 7 @ 0.1401 = 0.9807 BTC [+] -290781;1346213895;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 47 @ 0.14 = 6.58 BTC [-] -290780;1346213897;smickles;yeah, that was copypasta -290779;1346213908;mircea_popescu;so then, mr susceptible. -290778;1346213911;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 200 @ 0.00096647 = 0.1933 BTC [-] -290777;1346213912;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8600 @ 0.0009692 = 8.3351 BTC [+] -290776;1346213932;Diablo-D3;but yes, I am trolling -290775;1346213941;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: who are you buying your hosting from anyhow? -290774;1346213946;mircea_popescu;gnax. -290773;1346213951;mircea_popescu;and others. -290772;1346213956;Diablo-D3;why them? -290771;1346213974;mircea_popescu;i like the datacenter, i know the people, been there for years etc. -290770;1346213981;Diablo-D3;ahh -290769;1346213986;mircea_popescu;im what you'd call a mvc -290768;1346214028;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1001 = 0.2002 BTC [+] -290767;1346214039;Diablo-D3;I can think of at least three things that are mvcs, and its not the one you're using -290766;1346214056;smickles;mvc == mark? -290765;1346214062;smickles;;) -290764;1346214127;smickles;;;ident pirateat40 -290763;1346214127;gribble;Nick 'pirateat40', with hostmask 'pirateat40!~pirateat4@unaffiliated/pirateat40', is identified as user pirateat40, with GPG key id 614DB74CFA5B357E, key fingerprint 067508A49BBE0E8216A61A94614DB74CFA5B357E, and bitcoin address 17aacoJaduwjJd6dh9cxgsRLMc5CkB2b9n -290762;1346214135;mircea_popescu;most valued customer lol -290761;1346214140;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: man -290760;1346214150;Diablo-D3;I was thinking "I wonder if he means mvp" -290759;1346214157;mircea_popescu;i ain't a playa. -290758;1346214160;mircea_popescu;i'r a paya. -290757;1346214160;dub;Diablo-D3: are you that bitsplit guy? -290756;1346214163;Diablo-D3;and then I started thinking about trains and lava and thought better of it -290755;1346214165;dub;Diablo-D3: same MO -290754;1346214167;Diablo-D3;dub: no -290753;1346214176;mircea_popescu;he doessound kinda similar neh ? -290752;1346214184;mircea_popescu;but in the old age diablo was maybe the best rig builder in the community -290751;1346214192;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8989 BTC [-] -290750;1346214195;mircea_popescu;then he went crazy, tried to make a "million btc" ipo, which failed miserably -290749;1346214197;dub;mircea_popescu: wat? -290748;1346214201;mircea_popescu;and then he kinda defrauded investoars -290747;1346214205;dub;Diablo-D3 never built a minign rig -290746;1346214206;mircea_popescu;and nao... well... trolling irc -290745;1346214207;dub;afaik -290744;1346214214;mircea_popescu;wasn't he the diablo guy with the mining rigs ? -290743;1346214223;dub;he has one GPU and has had one other one previously -290742;1346214227;Diablo-D3;I never built a rig -290741;1346214230;Diablo-D3;I just wrote a miner -290740;1346214234;mircea_popescu;o o o that's right -290739;1346214235;Diablo-D3;that all the rig builders use -290738;1346214237;dub;no, he wrote a miner -290737;1346214238;mircea_popescu;wrote the miner, my bad. -290736;1346214240;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11283 @ 0.00095902 = 10.8206 BTC [-] -290735;1346214241;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2417 @ 0.00095052 = 2.2974 BTC [-] -290734;1346214246;dub;a very poor miner at that -290733;1346214260;BTCHero;wrote the miner that none of the rig builders use you mean -290732;1346214267;dub;^ -290731;1346214272;Diablo-D3;BTCHero: it was the only option for quite some time -290730;1346214279;Diablo-D3;cgminer only came out like, what, 4 months ago? -290729;1346214289;mircea_popescu;nah more than that -290728;1346214302;mircea_popescu;like feb -290727;1346214309;Diablo-D3;cgminer is a port of diablominer to C anyways -290726;1346214313;Diablo-D3;so thats not much of a change -290725;1346214355;mircea_popescu;wait -290724;1346214359;mircea_popescu;you wrote it in what, java ? -290723;1346214375;smickles;qbasic -290722;1346214382;mircea_popescu;srsly lol -290721;1346214398;mircea_popescu;no wait. WAIT. HE DID WRITE IT IN JAVA -290720;1346214408;smickles;cpp -290719;1346214416;smickles;maybe -290718;1346214429;smickles;i dunno, i could find an old copy and see -290717;1346214450;smickles;java -290716;1346214464;smickles;DiabloMiner is a Java GPU bitcoin miner that uses the OpenCL -290715;1346214473;smickles; -290714;1346214492;mircea_popescu;this should be a felony. -290713;1346214516;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 10 @ 0.014 = 0.14 BTC [-] -290712;1346214527;smickles;no wonder i never got it to run, i would download it, ./config && make && make install -290711;1346214541;smickles;@.@ -290710;1346214570;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: first and last java project -290709;1346214573;smickles;so did bitcointalk implode yet? -290708;1346214587;Diablo-D3;smickles: erm.... but diablominer has no makefile or autoconf shit -290707;1346214592;Diablo-D3;it uses maven -290706;1346214603;smickles;Diablo-D3: i was playing the fool -290705;1346214611;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 21 @ 0.0999 = 2.0979 BTC [+] -290704;1346214630;Diablo-D3;=| -290703;1346214647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2577 @ 0.00038546 = 0.9933 BTC [-] -290702;1346214648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39389 @ 0.00038422 = 15.134 BTC [-] -290701;1346214649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2834 @ 0.00038376 = 1.0876 BTC [-] -290700;1346214729;mircea_popescu;so the big glbse selloff subsequent to default ammounts to 32 bitcoins so far ? -290699;1346214747;mircea_popescu;such efficient markets, they had already priced the event in. -290698;1346214795;Diablo-D3;yeah, funny isnt it -290697;1346214803;JWU42;what do you think happens if 500K coins hit at once -290696;1346214827;Diablo-D3;JWU42: a soft blorp sound. -290695;1346214844;Doffx;I think some will sell JW some wont, I highly doubt 500k go to market all at once -290694;1346214845;JWU42;nobody can sell off on the P news as he has all the coins -290693;1346214849;mircea_popescu;JWU42 500k coins hit glbse ? -290692;1346214862;mircea_popescu;ahaha. all the coins. jesus. -290691;1346214871;Diablo-D3;ALL THE COINS \o/ -290690;1346214873;JWU42;no - if P WERE (big if there) all 500K coins to his lenders at once -290689;1346214893;JWU42;mtgox goes to ? -290688;1346214894;Doffx;It looked like they had a special meeting -290687;1346214900;JWU42;they are meeting -290686;1346214904;JWU42;getting some info -290685;1346214911;Diablo-D3;hookers and blow? -290684;1346214912;JWU42;but waiting for the full log -290683;1346214966;Doffx;I just want it done, I downloaded a game just so I would go do something else other than scour the forums for info. -290682;1346214994;smickles;;;bids 500000 -290681;1346214996;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 500000.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -290680;1346215004;smickles;lol -290679;1346215022;Doffx;;;bids 1 -290678;1346215024;gribble;There are currently 613414.16 bitcoins demanded at or over 1.0 USD, worth 2045668.15013 USD in total. -290677;1346215032;smickles;what's the command to check for 500k in sales -290676;1346215046;smickles;;;market help -290675;1346215047;gribble;Error: The "Market" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "help" in it. Try "list Market" to see the commands in the "Market" plugin. -290674;1346215058;smickles;er -290673;1346215065;smickles;;;market --btc 500000 -290672;1346215066;gribble;Error: The "Market" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "--btc" in it. Try "list Market" to see the commands in the "Market" plugin. -290671;1346215069;smickles;:P -290670;1346215073;BTC-Mining;;;market sell 500000 -290669;1346215075;gribble;A market order to sell 500000 bitcoins right now would net 1918050.7186 USD and would take the last price down to 1.1500 USD, resulting in an average price of 3.8361 USD/BTC. -290668;1346215094;Doffx;There you go! -290667;1346215098;BTCHero;if it was a ponzi there aren't 500k coins -290666;1346215098;smickles;that would be interesting -290665;1346215106;BTCHero;much much less -290664;1346215108;smickles;(thx BTC-Mining ) -290663;1346215109;Doffx;I wonder if the Network rate would drop with that -290662;1346215114;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 33 @ 0.0143 = 0.4719 BTC [+] -290661;1346215116;Doffx;seems to rise with the bitcoin rise -290660;1346215180;BTC-Mining;It would drop a lot -290659;1346215196;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.0535 = 0.214 BTC [-] -290658;1346215198;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.0531 BTC [-] -290657;1346215199;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.053 = 2.12 BTC [-] -290656;1346215200;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.052 = 0.78 BTC [-] -290655;1346215229;kakobrekla;not by that much -290654;1346215235;kakobrekla;mining is overpriced atm -290653;1346215237;smickles;;;sell 1 'gpumax account' @ 10 btc price negotable, this thing is icky now, and i don't want it -290652;1346215237;smickles;gribble: ? -290651;1346215237;gribble;Error: "account'" is not a valid price input. -290650;1346215267;smickles;;;sell 1 "gpumax account" @ 10 btc price negotable, this thing is icky now, and i don't want it -290649;1346215268;gribble;Order id 9867 created. -290648;1346215270;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.08 = 0.24 BTC [-] -290647;1346215271;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.051 = 0.153 BTC [-] -290646;1346215272;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.0501 = 0.2505 BTC [-] -290645;1346215282;smickles;gribble is single-quotist -290644;1346215296;Doffx;Hes still been paying the Gpumax accounts hasent he? -290643;1346215302;smickles;yup -290642;1346215337;Doffx;Unfortunatly this still isint over, I mean we dont know what exactly he may still pay out, if nothing of course. -290641;1346215352;Doffx;Partial payments I mean -290640;1346215358;smickles;ofc -290639;1346215372;smickles;i'm just not going to use my gpumax account anymore -290638;1346215375;Doffx;What does ofc mean again? -290637;1346215380;kakobrekla;did the interests stop now lol? -290636;1346215382;smickles;"of course" -290635;1346215386;Doffx;Oh -290634;1346215395;Doffx;Id buy it for .50 btc smickles -290633;1346215404;smickles;Sold! -290632;1346215419;Doffx;Haha ok, done. -290631;1346215419;smickles;let me make the changes and such -290630;1346215433;smickles;;;cancel 9867 -290629;1346215433;gribble;Error: "cancel" is not a valid command. -290628;1346215442;smickles;;;remove 9867 -290627;1346215443;gribble;Order 9867 removed. -290626;1346215444;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 2 @ 0.26 = 0.52 BTC [+] -290625;1346215462;Doffx;Figures im on in windows, and have no access to my wallet crap -290624;1346215471;Doffx;Oh well guess im halting the game download -290623;1346215483;BTCHero;if pirate continues gpumax he will certainly ban that account -290622;1346215501;Doffx;Why would he ban the account? -290621;1346215506;gabbynot;PPT's selling for 5% of face, lol -290620;1346215514;BTCHero;he has said if you share/sell the account you lose it -290619;1346215525;smickles;damn Doffx, i cant change the email address -290618;1346215546;Doffx;Its ok smickles, was worth a shot. -290617;1346215564;kakobrekla;you can leave email same -290616;1346215578;smickles;i suppose there is no harm in that -290615;1346215586;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -290614;1346215587;gribble;Best bid: 10.9, Best ask: 10.98, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 10.98, 24 hour volume: 56916, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -290613;1346215597;smickles;Doffx: are you prepared to take the risk of just losing the account? -290612;1346215600;Doffx;As long as I can use the account an point my miners at it -290611;1346215618;Doffx;Yeah for .50 if it gets locked im not going to cry -290610;1346215625;smickles;you should be able to log in and setyourself up -290609;1346215626;BTC-Mining;gabbynot, why wouldn't it? -290608;1346215646;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.0999 = 0.4995 BTC [+] -290607;1346215665;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=103623.msg1141603#msg1141603 for the lulz. -290606;1346215676;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [+] -290605;1346215684;BTCHero;you can change the payout addy and password easily enough -290604;1346215704;BTCHero;and it is much easier to detect sharing than a sold account -290603;1346215753;mircea_popescu;II. Open Krakken Bank of Bitcoin -290602;1346215757;mircea_popescu;apparently this was premonitory. -290601;1346215820;kakobrekla;anyone wanna test smpake permanent links to mtgox -290600;1346215837;kakobrekla;shit is done, i just need to write faq and launch -290599;1346215878;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.878 BTC [-] -290598;1346215880;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8732 = 4.366 BTC [-] -290597;1346215881;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 0.8731 = 9.6041 BTC [-] -290596;1346215882;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 30 @ 0.87 = 26.1 BTC [-] -290595;1346215883;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 26 @ 0.86 = 22.36 BTC [-] -290594;1346215936;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4983 @ 0.00095052 = 4.7364 BTC [-] -290593;1346215938;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11400 @ 0.00095032 = 10.8336 BTC [-] -290592;1346215939;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10200 @ 0.00093745 = 9.562 BTC [-] -290591;1346215940;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3863 @ 0.00093667 = 3.6184 BTC [-] -290590;1346215942;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17100 @ 0.00093562 = 15.9991 BTC [-] -290589;1346215943;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2033 @ 0.00093463 = 1.9001 BTC [-] -290588;1346215944;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 421 @ 0.00092575 = 0.3897 BTC [-] -290587;1346215965;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8179 @ 0.00092575 = 7.5717 BTC [-] -290586;1346215966;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11376 @ 0.0009235 = 10.5057 BTC [-] -290585;1346215968;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 21000 @ 0.00092276 = 19.378 BTC [-] -290584;1346215969;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8700 @ 0.00091803 = 7.9869 BTC [-] -290583;1346215970;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10745 @ 0.00090999 = 9.7778 BTC [-] -290582;1346215996;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5030 @ 0.00090999 = 4.5772 BTC [-] -290581;1346215998;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18000 @ 0.00089179 = 16.0522 BTC [-] -290580;1346215999;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 470 @ 0.00064789 = 0.3045 BTC [-] -290579;1346216005;kakobrekla;one at a time please -290578;1346216011;kakobrekla;:p -290577;1346216036;mircea_popescu;i haven't used mtgox in > 6 months -290576;1346216037;pigeons;i can't even make jokes, these are my friends who lost money -290575;1346216074;BTCHero;what is f.giga.etf -290574;1346216096;mircea_popescu;gigamining equiv. -290573;1346216100;BTCHero;oh -290572;1346216117;BTCHero;i wish i didn't own gigaming anymore -290571;1346216124;BTCHero;but im going to ride it into the dirt -290570;1346216132;mircea_popescu;stupid way to play. -290569;1346216137;BTCHero;thanks -290568;1346216151;mircea_popescu;hey, it's nothing personal. -290567;1346216153;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -290566;1346216154;gribble;Best bid: 10.97275, Best ask: 10.98, Bid-ask spread: 0.00725, Last trade: 11.01931, 24 hour volume: 57026, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -290565;1346216164;mircea_popescu;the btc doesn't seem to care about pigeons friends. -290564;1346216165;BTCHero;I am unoffended -290563;1346216599;smickles;:D -290562;1346216609;mircea_popescu;/nick nonethenever -290561;1346216639;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -290560;1346216640;gribble;Best bid: 11.11, Best ask: 11.11088, Bid-ask spread: 0.00088, Last trade: 11.10999, 24 hour volume: 60548, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -290559;1346216684;ic3d;taking offers on killing pirate -290558;1346216704;ic3d;ask starting 1000BTC -290557;1346216736;BTCHero;gtfo -290556;1346216791;mircea_popescu;o ya, there's a lot of money in selling corpses -290555;1346216801;mircea_popescu;you could get as much as 80 bucks for a reasonably fresh one -290554;1346216803;mircea_popescu;great plan! -290553;1346216862;ic3d;im offering the service of killing pirate -290552;1346216874;ic3d;victims are welcome to pool together an account -290551;1346216879;smickles;how about you leave that out of this chan ;) -290550;1346216925;BTCHero;for real, there are more appropriate channels for trolling like that -290549;1346217021;mircea_popescu;ya. like... the sewage channel. -290548;1346217043;ic3d;why am i trolling? -290547;1346217056;ic3d;be prepared to deal with consequences of your actions -290546;1346217056;smickles;;;ident ic3d -290545;1346217056;gribble;Nick 'ic3d', with hostmask 'ic3d!~n1gg3r@180.210.201.136', is not identified. -290544;1346217077;BTCHero;lol wut -290543;1346217082;smickles;if you're going to do business, you should at least ident -290542;1346217104;BTCHero;;;getrating ic3d -290541;1346217104;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -290540;1346217122;BTCHero;I only deal with highly rated contract killers -290539;1346217123;mircea_popescu;he's a cheap killer, works for $10k -290538;1346217126;mircea_popescu;can't afford gpg -290537;1346217127;smickles;n1gg3r? srsly? -290536;1346217218;smickles;i just googled that ip, for the fun of it. first result -290535;1346217223;smickles;project honeypot -290534;1346217237;BTCHero;lol -290533;1346217281;mircea_popescu;tha;ts his gf -290532;1346217287;mircea_popescu;she's running a pills affiliate scheme -290531;1346217424;ic3d;problem with bitcoin is there is no established debt markets inplace to raise capital for projects -290530;1346217432;mircea_popescu;lol -290529;1346217456;ic3d;i mean real projects not wealth transfering schemes -290528;1346217456;Diablo-D3;ic3d: I agree -290527;1346217460;ic3d;ie gambling and stock exchanges -290526;1346217467;ic3d;and ponzis -290525;1346217495;mircea_popescu;the problem is there's nobody whose project is worth bitcoins atm. -290524;1346217505;mircea_popescu;any dood can write shit on the inteernet, the value of that is satoshis. -290523;1346217522;mircea_popescu;make it work first, then we can talk about it -290522;1346217529;mircea_popescu;three month's revenue, solid growth potential et all. -290521;1346217597;ic3d;all the bitcoin projects are wealth transfering schemes -290520;1346217603;ic3d;theres no wealth creating investments -290519;1346217609;mircea_popescu;all economy primarily exists to transfer wealth. -290518;1346217616;ic3d;no it doesnt -290517;1346217625;mircea_popescu;what qualifies you to opine on this topic ? -290516;1346217627;ic3d;a proper economy creates wealth not transfers it -290515;1346217632;mircea_popescu;mk i had enough -290514;1346217641;ic3d;bitcoin is purely a mechanism to transfer dollars around -290513;1346217735;smickles;isn't the idea of wealth creation kinda antithetical to bitcoin? -290512;1346217769;smickles;wealth isn't created, there is a finite amount of it -290511;1346217788;smickles;not all wealth has been acquired yet tho -290510;1346217800;smickles;how is wealth created then? -290509;1346217807;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is not wealth per se, it's just the medium of exchange. -290508;1346217811;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.2 = 4 BTC [+] -290507;1346217833;smickles;that's not even a sentense -290506;1346217842;BTC-Mining;smickles, wealth is not only about making new money appear... -290505;1346217873;smickles;that sounds like more efficient use of the wealth which already exists -290504;1346217897;smickles;money doesn't represent wealth in a set ratio tho -290503;1346217907;smickles;it ebbs, flows, jumps crashes -290502;1346217928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00038376 = 4.4132 BTC [-] -290501;1346217930;smickles;i agree -290500;1346217984;smickles;still, why do you call that 'chain' you listed wealth creation, rather than more efficient use of preexisting wealth -290499;1346218006;smickles;that's tautologous -290498;1346218018;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.209 = 4.18 BTC [+] -290497;1346218029;smickles;ofc the computer didn't exist before, but all the materials already did -290496;1346218051;smickles;wealth of those commodities just was used more efficiently -290495;1346218062;smickles;no wealth created then -290494;1346218066;smickles;it was already there -290493;1346218076;smickles;ostensibly, by your own admission -290492;1346218094;smickles;the value was already there -290491;1346218104;smickles;it just wasn't being utilized yet -290490;1346218126;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.209 = 6.27 BTC [+] -290489;1346218134;smickles;the nominal value of things increases as we use them more efficiently, however -290488;1346218141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19166 @ 0.00038376 = 7.3551 BTC [-] -290487;1346218141;smickles;the actual value was there all along -290486;1346218142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15834 @ 0.00038364 = 6.0746 BTC [-] -290485;1346218159;smickles;non sequitor -290484;1346218199;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.21 = 1.68 BTC [+] -290483;1346218200;smickles;didn't you just earlier claim that value was wealth? -290482;1346218221;smickles;non sequitor -290481;1346218221;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [-] -290480;1346218226;mircea_popescu;sequitur -290479;1346218241;smickles;ah, thx mp -290478;1346218251;smickles;i spell awefully poorly -290477;1346218267;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.21 BTC [+] -290476;1346218270;smickles;and have syntax ambiguities apparently -290475;1346218273;mircea_popescu;latin be challenging -290474;1346218330;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.07 = 2.1 BTC [-] -290473;1346218331;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.06 = 0.18 BTC [-] -290472;1346218334;smickles;i take it you are giving up on our discussion? -290471;1346218351;smickles;ad hominem -290470;1346218362;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 21 @ 0.14 = 2.94 BTC [-] -290469;1346218404;smickles;that's just a facile reason not to continue discussing something -290468;1346218405;smickles;:( -290467;1346218414;smickles;fascile -290466;1346218425;smickles;i do, often -290465;1346218441;smickles;none -290464;1346218476;Doffx;Wtf -290463;1346218477;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -290462;1346218477;gribble;Best bid: 11.05005, Best ask: 11.118, Bid-ask spread: 0.06795, Last trade: 11.05005, 24 hour volume: 60537, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -290461;1346218480;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 13 @ 0.2 = 2.6 BTC [+] -290460;1346218480;smickles;i'm only in debt to a mortgage of a house which i rent out to people -290459;1346218512;smickles;it was? -290458;1346218518;smickles;do you mean title? -290457;1346218535;smickles;how was the debt underwritten by the state? -290456;1346218535;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 500 @ 0.101 = 50.5 BTC [+] -290455;1346218545;smickles;i bought well before then -290454;1346218564;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 17 @ 0.2 = 3.4 BTC [+] -290453;1346218566;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 54 @ 0.205 = 11.07 BTC [+] -290452;1346218567;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.21 = 4.2 BTC [+] -290451;1346218568;smickles;ah, so statistically, you figure mine was underwritten by the state -290450;1346218568;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 59 @ 0.25 = 14.75 BTC [+] -290449;1346218590;smickles;why do you doubt that i had a 30% down payment? -290448;1346218593;dub;that is some optimistic shit -290447;1346218598;dub;buying ppt at this point -290446;1346218600;smickles;it was only a 110000 usd house -290445;1346218632;mircea_popescu;dub look at the values involved. -290444;1346218634;smickles;because i had to move, and it's an easier situation than selling it -290443;1346218637;mircea_popescu;ppl play satoshi dice for 250 btf -290442;1346218665;smickles;ic3d: it's better to put money into higher return ventures than to pay off cheap debt -290441;1346218672;dub;mircea_popescu: yeah but pirate basically admitted that he's filing bankrupcy -290440;1346218675;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.2 = 4 BTC [-] -290439;1346218686;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 250 @ 0.10040001 = 25.1 BTC [-] -290438;1346218700;mircea_popescu;filing ? where ? -290437;1346218704;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 41 @ 0.25 = 10.25 BTC [+] -290436;1346218712;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=82573.msg1141715#msg1141715 -290435;1346218734;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 27 @ 0.28 = 7.56 BTC [+] -290434;1346218788;smickles;ic3d: i don't think 5% return is too hard to come by with not so much risk -290433;1346218791;smickles;infact -290432;1346218793;EmanuelDeOrtego;Your best bet is to sit on BTC for a good long time -290431;1346218798;mircea_popescu; if this is you trolling, i'm going to fly to Texas to kick your ass and buy you some more makers 46 -290430;1346218799;smickles;i set that operation up at the house itself -290429;1346218801;EmanuelDeOrtego;That will get you the most return -290428;1346218802;mircea_popescu;i find people so very amusing -290427;1346218818;EmanuelDeOrtego;oh god is pirate making more excuses? -290426;1346218821;smickles;i didn't say without risk ic3d -290425;1346218831;dub;EmanuelDeOrtego: no this is the end game -290424;1346218839;smickles;i make a > 5% profit off of my tennants -290423;1346218850;dub;he's turning ponzi jail time into failed business venture -290422;1346218852;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 170 @ 0.1004 = 17.068 BTC [-] -290421;1346218860;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0032 = 0.96 BTC [-] -290420;1346218865;smickles;ic3d: you really don't understand my situation, do you? -290419;1346218898;mircea_popescu;yaya. cause anyone cares what he says. -290418;1346218899;BTCHero;I want to get some rental properties -290417;1346218906;smickles;well, it's only a rental because i was displaced by the military -290416;1346218914;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 33 @ 0.28 = 9.24 BTC [+] -290415;1346218915;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 42 @ 0.29999 = 12.5996 BTC [+] -290414;1346218917;dub;ic3d: I don't live where you live though, property is a better bet here -290413;1346218934;smickles;ic3d: how do you figure i am a leech? -290412;1346218935;dub;because its scarce as fuck -290411;1346218946;smickles;ic3d: i do not -290410;1346218953;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 12 @ 0.099 = 1.188 BTC [+] -290409;1346218960;smickles;ic3d: again, you really don't understand my situation -290408;1346218964;dub;and I could pay each house off in about a year -290407;1346218979;smickles;ic3d: my income comes mostly from selling software for bitcoin -290406;1346218984;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 42 @ 0.2799 = 11.7558 BTC [-] -290405;1346219035;smickles;ic3d: after software, comes accounting services -290404;1346219045;smickles;again, for bitcoin -290403;1346219066;EmanuelDeOrtego;smickles: So you live off Bitcoins? : O -290402;1346219087;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.099 = 0.99 BTC [-] -290401;1346219099;smickles;EmanuelDeOrtego: very nearly, my wife provides usd for the family -290400;1346219123;smickles;EmanuelDeOrtego: and there is the whole situation with the house in columbia -290399;1346219140;smickles;that's not a bitcoin operation -290398;1346219148;EmanuelDeOrtego;Heh. -290397;1346219176;mircea_popescu; I will need a lawyers number also before I give out any information as you are the one that has messed this up. -290396;1346219176;mircea_popescu; Thanks guys, have a good night. -290395;1346219176;mircea_popescu; giving us 48 hours to make a list or not get btc is fail... -290394;1346219176;mircea_popescu;* pirateat40 sets mode +m #btcst-trust -290393;1346219189;mircea_popescu;i seriously will need to see some pretty heavy duty ashes in head from all these muppets. -290392;1346219197;mircea_popescu;copumpkin, gigavps, patrickharnett etfc, the whole gang. -290391;1346219221;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's getting harsher and harsher -290390;1346219230;Chaang-Noi;lol bad day mircea, lose more money than you could risk? -290389;1346219233;mircea_popescu;everyone thinks they're smart nowadays, that's fine. -290388;1346219247;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i lost diddly squat on your stupidity there, ftr. -290387;1346219267;mircea_popescu;but i will not tolerate any pretense that you are either clever or competent. any opf you. -290386;1346219271;BTCHero;< mircea_popescu> i seriously will need to see some pretty heavy duty ashes in head from all these muppets. << did that make sense -290385;1346219271;mircea_popescu;you're twelve year olds. -290384;1346219273;Chaang-Noi;then why are you bitching like a girl? -290383;1346219280;EmanuelDeOrtego;umad.jpeg -290382;1346219289;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.179 BTC [+] -290381;1346219298;mircea_popescu;i'm not mad. i'm despisefull. -290380;1346219305;Chaang-Noi;no BTCHero it did not -290379;1346219320;mircea_popescu;BTCHero when people fuck up -290378;1346219326;mircea_popescu;they spend a while saying what huge idiots they werre -290377;1346219329;mircea_popescu;and how sorry they were -290376;1346219348;mircea_popescu;and they post pictures with ashes in the hair on their dumb heads. -290375;1346219350;mircea_popescu;ancient custom. -290374;1346219363;mircea_popescu;and then they go hide under a rock -290373;1346219366;BTCHero;oh, must be a romanian thing or something -290372;1346219369;mircea_popescu;and never ever ever again pretend they know finance. -290371;1346219376;mircea_popescu;BTCHero actually, jewish. -290370;1346219386;BTCHero;well, it isn't common in ohio :) -290369;1346219394;mircea_popescu;well, there's a reason ohio is ohio. -290368;1346219396;mircea_popescu;bad customs. -290367;1346219425;Chaang-Noi;when Mirceas exchange fails or he runs with the money people like mircea will blame deadT for having a pass though... -290366;1346219436;mircea_popescu;IF. -290365;1346219442;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10498899 BTC [+] -290364;1346219443;mircea_popescu;get your conditionals straight. -290363;1346219465;Chaang-Noi;they are -290362;1346219479;Chaang-Noi;but you see my point? deadt is not a scammer -290361;1346219480;mircea_popescu;i told you not to do it, back in april. o, no, you knew better ? -290360;1346219481;mircea_popescu;heh,. -290359;1346219485;Chaang-Noi;he is giving a service people want -290358;1346219486;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [-] -290357;1346219487;mircea_popescu;on your knees. -290356;1346219512;Chaang-Noi;i see nothing wrong with what i have done just like deadT has done nothing wrong -290355;1346219516;mircea_popescu;"service people want" whopdedoo. -290354;1346219520;mircea_popescu;so did pirate, right ? -290353;1346219527;mircea_popescu;you're all a buncha providers of services people want. -290352;1346219557;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 13 @ 0.2 = 2.6 BTC [+] -290351;1346219566;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi go write your "i fucked up i'm sorry" note and stop arguing with me. -290350;1346219571;mircea_popescu;i am wiser than you. -290349;1346219571;Chaang-Noi;im sure nefario and theymos are just as guilty then.. you sure are crazy -290348;1346219576;kakobrekla;i can belive im spamming with this again... links are live http://smpake.com/ -290347;1346219585;kakobrekla;go test -290346;1346219591;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: people who went through goat knew what they were getting into, i don't see the problem -290345;1346219619;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [-] -290344;1346219620;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 500 @ 0.1 = 50 BTC [-] -290343;1346219624;Chaang-Noi;mircea just wants to cry like a girl cuz he is bored, the adults knew what they were doing -290342;1346219657;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8389 BTC [-] -290341;1346219658;BTC-Mining;I opted not to do a pirate passthrough because I feared it would default, no matter if I wouldn't be responsible for that default and people would have wanted that. -290340;1346219672;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you're not exactly the only one. -290339;1346219683;BTCHero;I agree with that too -290338;1346219683;BTC-Mining;I made one for Kraken Funds strictly because I trust patrick to be reliable -290337;1346219698;BTC-Mining;and I was paying him 2.5% weekly in interest at some point -290336;1346219701;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 178 @ 0.0985 = 17.533 BTC [-] -290335;1346219708;mircea_popescu;for all the talk about adults, adults are the people who man up. -290334;1346219712;EmanuelDeOrtego;Worrying about money is stupid. If it's lost, you accept it and learn. -290333;1346219712;BTCHero;but I don't fault someone else for doing something i wouldn't do -290332;1346219719;BTC-Mining;So His 0% - 2.5% seems fine with me -290331;1346219727;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [-] -290330;1346219728;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.636 BTC [-] -290329;1346219730;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 66 @ 0.0301 = 1.9866 BTC [-] -290328;1346219737;mircea_popescu;BTCHero i will fault someone for pushing crap debt to the otherwise dumb-as-rocks penny investors on glbse. -290327;1346219743;smickles;kakobrekla: do i need javascripy on it? -290326;1346219749;BTC-Mining;And even if he defaulted/screwed up while we had proof he could get the rates, I'd apologize =/ -290325;1346219749;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 125 @ 0.03 = 3.75 BTC [-] -290324;1346219751;smickles;s/y/t/ -290323;1346219766;kakobrekla;not really -290322;1346219806;kakobrekla;yeah its absurd! -290321;1346219808;kakobrekla;should be at least 7 -290320;1346219818;BTC-Mining;I was paying the guy 2.5% per week... -290319;1346219821;BTC-Mining;for a loan -290318;1346219833;BTC-Mining;which was very profitable -290317;1346219836;BTCHero;I have a few coins with patrick harnett and a few in KRAKEN -290316;1346219843;BTC-Mining;About a month -290315;1346219860;smickles;BTC-Mining: it's simple interest, right? -290314;1346219861;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11 = 0.22 BTC [-] -290313;1346219863;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.106 = 0.636 BTC [-] -290312;1346219864;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1051 = 0.4204 BTC [-] -290311;1346219865;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.105 = 0.63 BTC [-] -290310;1346219866;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 84 @ 0.10021 = 8.4176 BTC [-] -290309;1346219867;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1001 = 3.003 BTC [-] -290308;1346219867;BTC-Mining;Well he does a lot of those loans... -290307;1346219875;BTC-Mining;and 2.5% is the maximum -290306;1346219884;BTC-Mining;He can pay less -290305;1346219892;BTC-Mining;it varies depending on the profits. -290304;1346219922;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 54 @ 0.801 = 43.254 BTC [-] -290303;1346219952;BTC-Mining;If you consider mining makes on average at least 1% profit, this rates range is acceptable. -290302;1346219966;BTC-Mining;No I don't need loans. But I need one a while ago -290301;1346219973;BTC-Mining;But I needed* -290300;1346219979;smickles;kakobrekla: "oftenly"? -290299;1346220017;BTC-Mining;Not to count you can play MtGox, can be very lucrative -290298;1346220028;kakobrekla;smickles fixed :) -290297;1346220029;BTC-Mining;With the stupidly high volatility -290296;1346220031;BTCHero;I still want to know how i can get in on all this loaning action to secure a loan for a rental property -290295;1346220034;kakobrekla;thanks btw. -290294;1346220046;BTCHero;but the risk of btc rising basically removes the possibility -290293;1346220056;BTC-Mining;and the humongous interests... -290292;1346220056;smickles;oh shit, i have 2.5 cents still in gox -290291;1346220059;smickles;i'm rich! -290290;1346220076;BTC-Mining;a 100k mortgage would cost you 2500 a week in interests, at least -290289;1346220080;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9449 BTC [-] -290288;1346220089;BTC-Mining;plus deflation, it gets painful -290287;1346220093;BTCHero;I know -290286;1346220114;BTCHero;I would have no problem paying back a usd loan, but a btc loan is another story -290285;1346220139;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.9449 = 1.8898 BTC [-] -290284;1346220171;BTCHero;not exactly -290283;1346220202;BTCHero;I don't have a job -290282;1346220217;BTCHero;why would they lend to pirate -290281;1346220225;BTC-Mining;He doesn't want a bitcoin loan anyway... -290280;1346220233;BTCHero;renting is no way to make immediate income, they are money pits at first -290279;1346220256;BTCHero;ic3d: in the short term yes -290278;1346220276;mircea_popescu;Pirate may be facing racconteering charges and to lessen his prison term he is working with the feds to get as much info as possible. -290277;1346220280;smickles;so kakobrekla, if i set up a link, i'll be charged 20 satoshi a week? -290276;1346220282;mircea_popescu;raconteuring!!! -290275;1346220287;mircea_popescu;ahahah that's the best thing i read all week. -290274;1346220291;kakobrekla;currently yes -290273;1346220292;BTCHero;ic3d: how would i not realize that -290272;1346220295;mircea_popescu;he's up on charges of telling stories. -290271;1346220319;BTCHero;ic3d: thanks for the advice -290270;1346220322;kakobrekla;smickles, first tx each 7 days will be charged small fee -290269;1346220329;dub;free advice, its worth it! -290268;1346220332;smickles;kakobrekla: ah -290267;1346220352;BTCHero;well ideally they would be extracting money from someone other than me -290266;1346220354;BTCHero;but yeah -290265;1346220356;dub;ic3d: I rent a three bedroom house with my GF in an expensive area -290264;1346220362;kakobrekla;smickles, pay one fee, send as many for free for 7 days -290263;1346220363;smickles;kakobrekla: if i don't use it for 3 weeks, do i get 3x fees on that first one? -290262;1346220368;kakobrekla;no -290261;1346220369;BTCHero;ic3d: we have rental properties in the family, we have gone through evictions -290260;1346220372;BTCHero;i know -290259;1346220378;kakobrekla;just 1 time fee -290258;1346220394;BTCHero;my family is doing ok bro -290257;1346220397;BTCHero;chill -290256;1346220424;BTCHero;ic3d: so what is the magical investment i should make? -290255;1346220433;dub;BTCHero: piratae -290254;1346220452;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -290253;1346220453;gribble;Best bid: 10.88967, Best ask: 10.999, Bid-ask spread: 0.10933, Last trade: 10.99901, 24 hour volume: 61180, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -290252;1346220468;BTCHero;uh, so dump money into bitcoin is your investment strategy? -290251;1346220473;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 50 @ 0.249 = 12.45 BTC [+] -290250;1346220476;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes -290249;1346220478;BTCHero;lol -290248;1346220479;EmanuelDeOrtego;Ewww -290247;1346220483;EmanuelDeOrtego;What the hell -290246;1346220491;EmanuelDeOrtego;Why -290245;1346220494;EmanuelDeOrtego;Would you do that -290244;1346220495;BTCHero;good idea, i will put boxes of cash in the attic -290243;1346220499;mircea_popescu;actually dumping fiat into btc isn't too bad a strategy -290242;1346220501;BTCHero;great investment -290241;1346220514;mircea_popescu;i did that for months. -290240;1346220534;EmanuelDeOrtego;I will not be taking US-anything for my ammo, foodstuffs and other things when the economy collapses -290239;1346220539;BTC-Mining;US is inflating fast, I don't see it getting worth more -290238;1346220540;EmanuelDeOrtego;Unless it is gold or silver -290237;1346220542;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.17010001 BTC [-] -290236;1346220544;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.1701 = 6.804 BTC [-] -290235;1346220545;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.17000001 BTC [-] -290234;1346220546;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 58 @ 0.17 = 9.86 BTC [-] -290233;1346220562;BTC-Mining;That USD is losing value -290232;1346220564;BTCHero;ic3d: lost all credibility when he suggested to hold onto usd as investment advice -290231;1346220566;BTC-Mining;oh, the homes -290230;1346220567;EmanuelDeOrtego;Because there are too many homes -290229;1346220572;BTC-Mining;The home market crashed -290228;1346220591;mircea_popescu; ic3d: lost all credibility when he suggested to hold onto usd as investment advice <<< no, actually, when he was playing the 10k usd hitman. -290227;1346220599;BTCHero;oh yeah -290226;1346220601;BTCHero;that too -290225;1346220604;EmanuelDeOrtego;ic3d: Are you that Navy Seal that was frothing at the mouth and going USA USA USA on #bitcoin? -290224;1346220618;BTC-Mining;buys less stocks and cars... -290223;1346220643;EmanuelDeOrtego;You know -290222;1346220655;BTC-Mining;Because the government is fucking printing money like crazy to try to fix the economy by sending money to patch everything -290221;1346220655;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's going to be fun to watch Matthew go from urban riches to rags -290220;1346220684;EmanuelDeOrtego;BTC_Mining: False. Money is printed by contract through the Federal Reserve which is a independent organization. -290219;1346220692;EmanuelDeOrtego;Said money is lent -290218;1346220694;EmanuelDeOrtego;at interest -290217;1346220696;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.18 BTC [+] -290216;1346220698;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 55 @ 0.18 = 9.9 BTC [+] -290215;1346220698;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: I could see his points against rental properties though, they made sense -290214;1346220699;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 541 @ 0.17 = 91.97 BTC [-] -290213;1346220711;BTCHero;just a little extreme -290212;1346220713;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes, most money is digital. -290211;1346220718;mircea_popescu;BTCHero 8ball makes sense 50% of the time. -290210;1346220725;BTC-Mining;Ah -290209;1346220745;blazing;do you guys think ron paul can become president? -290208;1346220748;BTC-Mining;Well maybe, but that's risky -290207;1346220751;BTCHero;once the debt starts contracting.... -290206;1346220757;BTCHero;when is this going to happen? -290205;1346220760;mircea_popescu;blazing too old by now. -290204;1346220766;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 56 @ 0.17 = 9.52 BTC [-] -290203;1346220768;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 35 @ 0.125 = 4.375 BTC [-] -290202;1346220770;EmanuelDeOrtego;blazing: The RNC took his plurality away. -290201;1346220778;EmanuelDeOrtego;He could of had a chance -290200;1346220786;EmanuelDeOrtego;but the RNC took away the 10 delegates necessary. -290199;1346220831;EmanuelDeOrtego;People have gone as far as to call the RNC the Third Reich over this. -290198;1346220844;EmanuelDeOrtego;Lesson? Don't be a libertarian in the RNC or they will fuck you up. -290197;1346220852;EmanuelDeOrtego;End the Fed -290196;1346220862;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.125 = 1.25 BTC [-] -290195;1346220863;BTCHero;ic3d: you should probably be on meds -290194;1346220873;BTCHero;i sense some serious issues -290193;1346220873;EmanuelDeOrtego;After auditing it and arresting the bankers -290192;1346220888;EmanuelDeOrtego;They all need to be arrested for treason. -290191;1346220890;mircea_popescu;;;rate pirateat40 -1 ran a typical ponzi. -290190;1346220891;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -1 for user pirateat40 has been recorded. -290189;1346220896;EmanuelDeOrtego;Executive Branch -290188;1346220900;EmanuelDeOrtego;Executes the law -290187;1346220906;EmanuelDeOrtego;Runs the military -290186;1346220912;EmanuelDeOrtego;Of course -290185;1346220922;EmanuelDeOrtego;but the fed is probably breaking the law -290184;1346220938;EmanuelDeOrtego;With enough maddened citizenry -290183;1346220942;EmanuelDeOrtego;anything can happen -290182;1346220942;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -290181;1346220943;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 87 @ 0.13 = 11.31 BTC [-] -290180;1346220944;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -290179;1346220944;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -290178;1346220945;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.09 = 4.5 BTC [-] -290177;1346220946;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.08 = 4 BTC [-] -290176;1346220950;EmanuelDeOrtego;You go in with pitch forks -290175;1346220953;EmanuelDeOrtego;and firearms -290174;1346220961;EmanuelDeOrtego;Alex Jones did -290173;1346220963;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -290172;1346220974;EmanuelDeOrtego;*rolls eyes* -290171;1346220981;EmanuelDeOrtego;Okay, sure, pal. -290170;1346220995;EmanuelDeOrtego;Money is lent at interest -290169;1346221001;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: I don't really care :) -290168;1346221005;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.08 = 0.48 BTC [-] -290167;1346221013;copumpkin;I feel bad for those who do though -290166;1346221013;EmanuelDeOrtego;Where that interest goes -290165;1346221016;EmanuelDeOrtego;is the problem. -290164;1346221022;mircea_popescu;weak sauce. -290163;1346221027;EmanuelDeOrtego;You think it does. -290162;1346221037;EmanuelDeOrtego;A portion certainly does. -290161;1346221052;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 25 @ 0.5 = 12.5 BTC [+] -290160;1346221052;BTCHero;copumpkin: can you cash out some of your bitcoins and make me a 75k usd loan please? -290159;1346221055;dub;dude prisonplanet told EmanuelDeOrtego everything -290158;1346221058;EmanuelDeOrtego;But we are forgetting about the profits that come from the money that is lent out. -290157;1346221061;copumpkin;BTCHero: no thanks -290156;1346221069;dub;he knows man -290155;1346221071;copumpkin;BTCHero: gonna be a little more cautious for the time being :) -290154;1346221071;dub;he knows -290153;1346221074;BTCHero;ill ask again at 15 -290152;1346221078;copumpkin;BTCHero: I'll get back to ponzis next week -290151;1346221098;EmanuelDeOrtego;We're dealing with a monster. -290150;1346221118;BTCHero;no i need a rental property, this isn't a ponzi -290149;1346221128;BTCHero;i promise i won't lose more than 40% of your money -290148;1346221159;BTCHero;ic3d: again, thanks for the advice -290147;1346221218;BTCHero;correct, correct, wrong -290146;1346221238;EmanuelDeOrtego;"you have to rent yourself in the fiat labor market place as a slave." -290145;1346221242;EmanuelDeOrtego;so much truth -290144;1346221267;copumpkin;lol, such loaded language all the fucking time -290143;1346221273;copumpkin;tyranny, slave, violence -290142;1346221274;BTCHero;ic3d: i don't have a job -290141;1346221282;copumpkin;any other good ones you have? -290140;1346221290;BTCHero;he needs some meds copumpkin -290139;1346221297;BTCHero;you should teach him to be more like you -290138;1346221298;EmanuelDeOrtego;Jobs are for people who don't have a life. -290137;1346221298;copumpkin;oh yes yes -290136;1346221300;copumpkin;good job -290135;1346221308;copumpkin;EmanuelDeOrtego: I have a pretty decent life, I think -290134;1346221366;EmanuelDeOrtego;ic3d: Am I being rented out if I work with a group of people to get something done? -290133;1346221412;dub;copumpkin: smells like libertard -290132;1346221430;dub;libertarian appears to be the new 'emo' -290131;1346221430;BTCHero;ic3d: how do you get money? -290130;1346221443;dub;pretty sure they have the fringe and everything -290129;1346221446;copumpkin;so wait, do I not have a life? -290128;1346221450;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think we are dealing with a communist here. -290127;1346221453;BTCHero;where did you get your capital? -290126;1346221463;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 269 @ 0.009 = 2.421 BTC [-] -290125;1346221475;dub;theres the other kind though -290124;1346221483;EmanuelDeOrtego;I am a Egoist, thank you. -290123;1346221486;dub;two kinds of libertard -290122;1346221500;dub;theres the, moms mininvan is oppressing my rights form -290121;1346221514;dub;and the I'm hoarding wild turkey and ammo form -290120;1346221528;copumpkin;so I guess I don't have a life -290119;1346221531;copumpkin;damn -290118;1346221540;EmanuelDeOrtego;copumpkin: I was jokin around. -290117;1346221543;BTCHero;ic3d: ok cool -290116;1346221547;copumpkin;no no, you're right -290115;1346221551;copumpkin;I just realized I don't have a life -290114;1346221557;copumpkin;this is troubling -290113;1346221559;EmanuelDeOrtego;Just work part time -290112;1346221564;EmanuelDeOrtego;Get it balanced out -290111;1346221565;copumpkin;I just lost tens of thousands of bitcoins, and I don't have a life -290110;1346221571;copumpkin;the horror! -290109;1346221572;EmanuelDeOrtego;: ( -290108;1346221575;dub;I don't have a life either -290107;1346221579;copumpkin;ic3d: oh, clever -290106;1346221584;copumpkin;:) -290105;1346221594;dub;im spending this weekend underwater hunting ffs -290104;1346221602;EmanuelDeOrtego;I go to class and get told my combat boots care people : ( -290103;1346221603;dub;for shit im going to eat -290102;1346221606;BTCHero;ic3d: you are in the bitcoin universe -290101;1346221610;BTCHero;right now as we speak -290100;1346221611;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.26 = 2.6 BTC [-] -290099;1346221621;EmanuelDeOrtego;scare* -290098;1346221625;BTC-Mining;Go get one then -290097;1346221636;dub;I'm renting (GASP) a holiday home -290096;1346221652;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [+] -290095;1346221673;EmanuelDeOrtego;I just don't think people should work over 30 hours a week in today's industrialized society -290094;1346221676;BTCHero;i plan on living vicariously through my child -290093;1346221680;copumpkin;nah, actually, now that I think about it -290092;1346221681;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.071 = 0.284 BTC [-] -290091;1346221683;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.071 = 0.71 BTC [-] -290090;1346221684;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.061 = 6.1 BTC [-] -290089;1346221684;copumpkin;I have a pretty awesome life -290088;1346221685;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.05401337 = 0.108 BTC [-] -290087;1346221686;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 200 @ 0.042 = 8.4 BTC [-] -290086;1346221687;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 284 @ 0.041111 = 11.6755 BTC [-] -290085;1346221688;EmanuelDeOrtego;Good. -290084;1346221690;copumpkin;so I'm gonna keep up what I'm doing -290083;1346221694;EmanuelDeOrtego;: ) -290082;1346221697;copumpkin;I suck The Man's cock for a living -290081;1346221698;copumpkin;and I love it -290080;1346221717;EmanuelDeOrtego;I agree with that to an extent -290079;1346221720;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.25 = 1.25 BTC [-] -290078;1346221732;copumpkin;oh I love it for my own reasons -290077;1346221737;copumpkin;his cock is quite tasty -290076;1346221746;dub;I'm going to forget about the money I lost in pirate -290075;1346221755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00359922 = 0.5399 BTC [+] -290074;1346221756;copumpkin;I haven't had 50% taken -290073;1346221757;dub;by drinking roughly the same dollar value in fine single malt -290072;1346221763;EmanuelDeOrtego;I got out when I had 100% profit -290071;1346221766;mircea_popescu;dub what's that come to ? -290070;1346221768;EmanuelDeOrtego;You should of too guys -290069;1346221776;EmanuelDeOrtego;You stayed in far too long -290068;1346221778;copumpkin;and I don't really work long hours -290067;1346221805;dub;mircea_popescu: I guess around $4k... I wasn't keeping track of reinvestment -290066;1346221828;mircea_popescu;that's a lot of whiskey -290065;1346221839;dub;not really -290064;1346221850;mircea_popescu;take me more than a night at any rate. -290063;1346221888;copumpkin;uh -290062;1346221890;dub;by filling a niche -290061;1346221897;copumpkin;by not relying on production? -290060;1346221899;copumpkin;:P -290059;1346221911;BTCHero;ic3d: the ponzi niche -290058;1346221916;BTC-Mining;Public guesses was ponzi or money laundering -290057;1346221920;BTCHero;ponzis are great for the bottom level -290056;1346221961;dub;I'm glad you are here with all the answers -290055;1346221966;BTCHero;5-10% over taxes you mean right -290054;1346221969;dub;because nobody has made this point before -290053;1346221981;copumpkin;lol -290052;1346222000;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.07 = 0.21 BTC [-] -290051;1346222009;copumpkin;ic3d: bring on more condescension -290050;1346222009;BTCHero;ic3d: but you can say the money came from selling widgets to tor users -290049;1346222010;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -290048;1346222016;dub;hear that people? bitcoin is different -290047;1346222040;copumpkin;because you say so? -290046;1346222043;copumpkin;:P -290045;1346222044;BTCHero;why not? -290044;1346222057;copumpkin;ic3d: I'm not sure you're aware, but like the "real world", most bitcoin finance doesn't occur on exchanges -290043;1346222082;BTC-Mining;There's huge transactions not happening on MtGox... -290042;1346222093;copumpkin;ic3d: yeah, surely nobody has the means to locate buyers -290041;1346222099;copumpkin;therefore, it is impossible! -290040;1346222102;copumpkin;QED -290039;1346222113;copumpkin;but no, I'm mocking -290038;1346222126;copumpkin;I actively deal with people who have way more money/coins than gox could handle comfortably -290037;1346222143;BTCHero;ic3d: you are an expert troll... spanning multiple subjects -290036;1346222147;copumpkin;you keep talking about the exchange -290035;1346222151;copumpkin;when I keep telling you that's irrelevant -290034;1346222179;copumpkin;because many big guys already know each other -290033;1346222184;dub;hmm, so how much do I say I lost in pirate -290032;1346222187;copumpkin;and OTC is more subtle and doesn't have fees -290031;1346222216;dub;put in 200btc maybe 12-13 weeks ago, when they were worth $6-7 -290030;1346222260;copumpkin;ic3d: all I'm saying is that there's a _lot_ of business going on, at scales you have declared impossible, that you don't know about -290029;1346222261;BTCHero;2000 -290028;1346222272;dub;did I lose $1200 or $5000 -290027;1346222279;BTCHero;2000 -290026;1346222301;copumpkin;watch blockchain.info -290025;1346222307;BTCHero;err wait bitcoins aren't worth 10 -290024;1346222313;copumpkin;a lot of the big blocks are change from big addresses -290023;1346222317;copumpkin;many are not though -290022;1346222334;copumpkin;lots happens that would completely dawrf mtgox -290021;1346222359;copumpkin;anyway, it's 5:40 am :) -290020;1346222363;mircea_popescu;copumpkin dude enough already. you personally are gonna dwarf mtgox nao ? -290019;1346222369;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: not at all! -290018;1346222372;mircea_popescu;mkay. -290017;1346222384;copumpkin;enough already why? -290016;1346222402;mircea_popescu;cause i have the idiot you're talking to on ignore and you're starting to sound like him -290015;1346222405;mircea_popescu;and i dun want to. -290014;1346222408;copumpkin;oh lol -290013;1346222417;copumpkin;sorry, will avoid :) -290012;1346222421;mircea_popescu;:p -290011;1346222424;copumpkin;I'm on your timezone now! -290010;1346222428;copumpkin;I'm stealin ur timez -290009;1346222434;mircea_popescu;where that ? -290008;1346222438;copumpkin;near rome -290007;1346222441;copumpkin;ania -290006;1346222443;copumpkin;>_> -290005;1346222444;mircea_popescu;so drop by have a cup of coffee -290004;1346222448;mircea_popescu;i can personally cuss you out -290003;1346222452;mircea_popescu;we'll both feel better. -290002;1346222452;copumpkin;hah, I would except I don't drink coffee -290001;1346222456;copumpkin;sorry man -290000;1346222460;dub;wat -289999;1346222471;dub;life requires coffee -289998;1346222524;mircea_popescu;i don't really drink coffee either -289997;1346222529;mircea_popescu;more like a social thing -289996;1346222538;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7000 @ 0.00075123 = 5.2586 BTC [+] -289995;1346222552;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -289994;1346222553;gribble;Best bid: 10.92, Best ask: 10.9994, Bid-ask spread: 0.07940, Last trade: 10.99941, 24 hour volume: 60962, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -289993;1346222588;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 82 @ 0.041111 = 3.3711 BTC [-] -289992;1346222590;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.04 = 0.4 BTC [-] -289991;1346222623;EmanuelDeOrtego;Wait, you could have just 5 BTC sitting a BTCST account? -289990;1346222624;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104257.msg1141903#new -289989;1346222628;EmanuelDeOrtego;sitting in* -289988;1346222787;blazing;so its all over -289987;1346222805;blazing;finally we can get on with our lives -289986;1346223020;BTC-Mining;yes -289985;1346223147;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, he did say that you should never trust a pirate. -289984;1346223151;EmanuelDeOrtego;I mean, go figure. -289983;1346223271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38901 @ 0.00038364 = 14.924 BTC [-] -289982;1346223272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6734 @ 0.00038344 = 2.5821 BTC [-] -289981;1346223273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14765 @ 0.0003834 = 5.6609 BTC [-] -289980;1346223339;blazing;i just cant believe all the betting and buying pirate debt that followed...it just topped it off -289979;1346223413;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol Matthew is so screwed -289978;1346223430;EmanuelDeOrtego;He's going to have to dump his girlfriend and live out of a van -289977;1346223455;EmanuelDeOrtego;and he was making fun of me for working a month at Wal-Mart. -289976;1346223483;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego i don't see why you think anything changed. -289975;1346223492;mircea_popescu;wright was disreputable six months ago -289974;1346223510;mircea_popescu;he'll keep shooting his mouth as if that wasn't plainly known six months from now. -289973;1346223520;EmanuelDeOrtego;Probably. -289972;1346223535;EmanuelDeOrtego;Anyways, that 100k was probably investor money from either Ellet or Bitcoin magazine. -289971;1346223542;EmanuelDeOrtego;Who knows. -289970;1346223543;mircea_popescu;or thin air. -289969;1346223549;mircea_popescu;seeing how he wouldn't escrow. -289968;1346223558;EmanuelDeOrtego;Well, if he doesn't pay that.... -289967;1346223560;EmanuelDeOrtego;Wow. -289966;1346223562;EmanuelDeOrtego;He's done. -289965;1346223617;mircea_popescu;ya right. -289964;1346223700;blazing;u could say that -289963;1346223735;smickles;ic3d: the burden of proof is on the positive statement -289962;1346223736;blazing;bitcoin needed to go through this i reckon -289961;1346223750;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -289960;1346223760;blazing;its part of its growing up -289959;1346223773;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -289958;1346223775;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.7201 = 4.3206 BTC [-] -289957;1346223776;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.72 = 2.88 BTC [-] -289956;1346223777;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7102 BTC [-] -289955;1346223777;mircea_popescu;blazing i am pretty sure. -289954;1346223778;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.71001 = 1.42 BTC [-] -289953;1346223778;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.71 = 6.39 BTC [-] -289952;1346223792;mircea_popescu;we aren't seeing this kind of mass hysteria any time again i would hope. -289951;1346223792;blazing;whats going on with gigamining? -289950;1346223799;mircea_popescu;blazing people figure he's insolvent prolly. -289949;1346223819;BTC-Mining;Why would he be insolvant? -289948;1346223833;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13200 @ 0.00075154 = 9.9203 BTC [+] -289947;1346223833;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17300 @ 0.00075123 = 12.9963 BTC [-] -289946;1346223838;mircea_popescu;pirate association ? -289945;1346223842;blazing;im so glad i stayed out of all this glbse and pirate bullshit....trading on gox is fine for me -289944;1346223843;mircea_popescu;i have no ideea -289943;1346223846;EmanuelDeOrtego;Bitcoin is going up because of this -289942;1346223853;EmanuelDeOrtego;All the investors need their Bitcoins back -289941;1346223863;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego ya it will prolly go up -289940;1346223867;mircea_popescu;blazing try mpex eh! -289939;1346223871;EmanuelDeOrtego;Matthew, if he pays back on is debt, will need to buy. -289938;1346223880;EmanuelDeOrtego;bet* -289937;1346223888;blazing;does mpex have enough volume though -289936;1346223898;blazing;i trade with 500-1000btc -289935;1346223903;mircea_popescu;it does ~5k a day. -289934;1346223909;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 6 @ 0.0032 = 0.0192 BTC [-] -289933;1346223979;smickles;ic3d == ciuciu? -289932;1346224006;mircea_popescu;it is ?! -289931;1346224021;mircea_popescu;jesus wow, he managed to get on my ignore in like 15 minutes, on a fresh identity ? -289930;1346224026;mircea_popescu;this is some serious skill -289929;1346224034;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 0.3615 BTC [-] -289928;1346224062;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1199 = 5.995 BTC [+] -289927;1346224074;smickles;mircea_popescu: you didn't see him trollin' me for about half an hour? -289926;1346224082;mircea_popescu;nope. -289925;1346224087;smickles;this, after he offered to kill pirate for 10kbtc? -289924;1346224094;mircea_popescu;right about there, lemme find it -289923;1346224115;mircea_popescu;Aug 29 05:18:49 three month's revenue, solid growth potential et all. -289922;1346224115;mircea_popescu;Aug 29 05:19:57 all the bitcoin projects are wealth transfering schemes -289921;1346224115;mircea_popescu;Aug 29 05:20:03 theres no wealth creating investments -289920;1346224115;mircea_popescu;Aug 29 05:20:09 all economy primarily exists to transfer wealth. -289919;1346224115;mircea_popescu;Aug 29 05:20:16 no it doesnt -289918;1346224115;mircea_popescu;Aug 29 05:20:25 what qualifies you to opine on this topic ? -289917;1346224115;mircea_popescu;Aug 29 05:20:27 a proper economy creates wealth not transfers it -289916;1346224115;mircea_popescu;Aug 29 05:20:32 mk i had enough -289915;1346224123;mircea_popescu;is this before or after ? -289914;1346224190;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol Pirate is giving Chaang-Noi orders -289913;1346224207;Chaang-Noi;:) -289912;1346224220;mircea_popescu;step into the light goat. -289911;1346224359;Chaang-Noi;there is more than just one problem ic3d -289910;1346224371;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -289909;1346224371;gribble;Best bid: 10.95295, Best ask: 10.9992, Bid-ask spread: 0.04625, Last trade: 10.99921, 24 hour volume: 60933, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -289908;1346224412;smickles;kakobrekla: ? -289907;1346224459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.0003834 = 1.2269 BTC [-] -289906;1346224738;EmanuelDeOrtego;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104261.msg1141973#msg1141973 -289905;1346224744;EmanuelDeOrtego;Pirate will be getting the scammer tag -289904;1346224834;mircea_popescu;It's only symbolic at this point, anyway -- no one's going to be tricked into trading with someone involved in such a high-profile controversy. -289903;1346224838;mircea_popescu;guy has a pretty good point -289902;1346224845;mircea_popescu;heck is a tag gonna change ? -289901;1346224887;EmanuelDeOrtego;It's funny -289900;1346224892;EmanuelDeOrtego;and we can all look back at -289899;1346224898;EmanuelDeOrtego;and be nostalgic -289898;1346224918;mircea_popescu;"the good ole days when we were all professional and shit" -289897;1346225167;EmanuelDeOrtego;"This bond is in no way insured. The money gained from the selling of these bonds will go to BTCST. This bond is not guaranteed but will be honored at best effort." -289896;1346225183;EmanuelDeOrtego;I think Chaang-Noi is fine. -289895;1346225216;mircea_popescu;would be really funny if pirate started a shakuru play -289894;1346225224;mircea_popescu;and end up with some dude holding a repayment fund -289893;1346225231;mircea_popescu;into which he can donate the proceeds of sold riser cables -289892;1346225237;mircea_popescu;and other 1/4 bitcoin bonanzas -289891;1346225250;EmanuelDeOrtego;lol -289890;1346225252;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 311 @ 0.0032 = 0.9952 BTC [-] -289889;1346225338;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -289888;1346225411;blazing;i hope this whole pirate thing draws more attention to bitcoin -289887;1346225447;mircea_popescu;It is fairly common in ponzi scams to create false accounts to give the illusion of popularity. Other people will be more inclined to invest if they think other people believe it works. This costs him nothing or very little, because the money goes back to himself, and they will never be claimed while the scam runs. If they are in the form of extra shares on GLBSE it would be trivial to sell them at a discount now, and somewhat more -289886;1346225447;mircea_popescu;work if he's sent them through one of the pass-throughs. -289885;1346225452;mircea_popescu;incidentally, that is a very good point. -289884;1346225597;blazing;you mean the passthrough operator is selling them or pirate? -289883;1346225623;mircea_popescu;they could be in collusion, or the opperators could be just victims. -289882;1346225626;mircea_popescu;either one works. -289881;1346225668;mircea_popescu;there;s a pretty solid theory that the guy sold his own debt at cut-down rates for a 2nd round of scamming. it'd make sense. -289880;1346225673;blazing;do you think the meeting in vegas may have something to do with this? -289879;1346225702;mircea_popescu;i have no ideea what the meeting has to do with, i wasn't there -289878;1346225724;Chaang-Noi;blazing i was there -289877;1346225727;mircea_popescu;but "strategizing" i hear. -289876;1346225733;Chaang-Noi;it was defcon -289875;1346225746;Chaang-Noi;we however had a dinner and then later played some craps -289874;1346225756;Chaang-Noi;everything that was posted online was true -289873;1346225792;Chaang-Noi;i went cuz i wanted to go to vegas and felt, hell why not then, go to defcon and see pirate and giga and some of the people who i had assumed were my freinds -289872;1346225801;Chaang-Noi;. test -289871;1346225835;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi here's the problem as i see it : there's no way for me to verify that you weren't buying your own shares of pirate thing. -289870;1346225853;mircea_popescu;on the grounds of what liquidity i have seen on glbse, the sorts of numbers you folks were flashing there make no sense. -289869;1346225859;mircea_popescu;nobody there has 10's of k's to invest. -289868;1346225863;blazing;so actually you left vegas with no more information about pirate then when you arrived -289867;1346225877;Chaang-Noi;mircea no one cares what you think :/ or say... -289866;1346225887;Chaang-Noi;nope, and i did not expect to get any -289865;1346225888;bitfoo;Chaang-Noi, so did they turn out not to be your friends? :| -289864;1346225889;mircea_popescu;if that only were true, you'd be in so much better a position... -289863;1346225902;Chaang-Noi;giga sure, pirate well at this point i think no -289862;1346225907;bitfoo;hmm ok -289861;1346225959;Chaang-Noi;there was not much talk about gpuman or btcst -289860;1346225963;Chaang-Noi;some but nothing new -289859;1346225969;mircea_popescu;so you went to vegas from thailand at great persona expense and difficulty -289858;1346225975;mircea_popescu;for the pleasure of playing craps like old ladies. -289857;1346225977;Chaang-Noi;i wasnte dto see defcon and vegas, its why i went -289856;1346226003;mircea_popescu;your story doth not wash. -289855;1346226041;Chaang-Noi;mircea no one cares what you think :/ or say... -289854;1346226062;mircea_popescu;if only that were true... your position would be a lot better. -289853;1346226113;mircea_popescu;fact of the matter is, currently i speak for about 90% of all btc investors left standing. -289852;1346226130;mircea_popescu;after you and the gang killed half a million bitcoin in the hands of those fools enough to trust you. -289851;1346226133;mircea_popescu;suicide move, that. -289850;1346226148;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 240 @ 0.9999999 = 240 BTC [-] -289849;1346226192;dub;its not dead -289848;1346226208;dub;theres gonna be a lot of hookers and blow -289847;1346226214;EmanuelDeOrtego;MPeX Users: There are over 22K+ S.DICE shares for sale on the GLBSE for .0032. There is a bid for 90k+ S.DICE shares at .0033 on MPeX. DeaDTerra will convert GLBSE shares to MPeX shares with no fee. -289846;1346226234;mircea_popescu;i guess we see nao if there's anyone willing to trust glbse for umm what is is -289845;1346226241;Chaang-Noi;mircea no one cares what you think :/ or say... -289844;1346226241;mircea_popescu;.py .0032 * 22000 -289843;1346226242;markac;70.4 -289842;1346226247;mircea_popescu;a whooping 70 bitcoin. -289841;1346226263;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -289840;1346226406;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.PPT] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -289839;1346226446;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.PPT] 9 @ 0.01 = 0.09 BTC [-] -289838;1346226598;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 150 @ 0.1 = 15 BTC [+] -289837;1346226601;EmanuelDeOrtego;<_matthew_> Why is goat trying to stall payouts to people whom he owes money to? -289836;1346226601;EmanuelDeOrtego;<_matthew_> And if he isn't doing some kind of shady insider bullshit, why wouldn't goat be able to just give that information? -289835;1346226606;EmanuelDeOrtego;Matthew goes full retard -289834;1346226633;mircea_popescu;o, he's in "let's talk of something else" mode ? -289833;1346226635;dub;tbqh -289832;1346226704;dub;why goat can't just say "9001 bitcoins are my personal shit and 9001 bitcoins are in glbse ppt that I cannot provide individual details for" is beyond me -289831;1346226707;BTCHero;like 10 months -289830;1346226727;mircea_popescu;dub why would he ? -289829;1346226731;EmanuelDeOrtego;ic3d: He's in deep shit and needs to put the shit on someone else -289828;1346226741;EmanuelDeOrtego;He needs Goat to provide information -289827;1346226742;dub;by screaming bullshit and refusing to even do that he is makign shit worse -289826;1346226756;mircea_popescu;no, actually, that's the one shred of credibility he has left. -289825;1346226773;EmanuelDeOrtego;ic3d: His shareholders on GLBSE -289824;1346226777;dub;mircea_popescu: because that is what pirate asked for, presumable on legal advise, and assuming he actually wants to payout -289823;1346226793;mircea_popescu;dub if he is taking legal advice you want the phone of his lawyer -289822;1346226793;EmanuelDeOrtego;* _matthew_ is still betting he's going to pay off -289821;1346226796;mircea_popescu;and nothing else from him. -289820;1346226839;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10241 @ 0.00076011 = 7.7843 BTC [+] -289819;1346226849;dub;mircea_popescu: so is lawyer is goign to recommend having everyone involved call him -289818;1346226865;dub;(pirates lawyer) -289817;1346226868;Chaang-Noi;Update: -289816;1346226869;Chaang-Noi;I see that I have no obligation to honour Pirates request for information on "sub accounts" -289815;1346226869;Chaang-Noi;Here is why... -289814;1346226869;Chaang-Noi;I have a personal account with BTCST. I have one name (goat) and one BTC address. -289813;1346226869;Chaang-Noi;I do not have a trust account. The status was never changed and I never paid the 500 fee. -289812;1346226869;Chaang-Noi;I have no sub accounts. None at all were ever made. -289811;1346226871;mircea_popescu;dub no, it's just, if we have a deal we are working on that's fine. if you get your lawyer involved, i will get mine. -289810;1346226871;Chaang-Noi;Pirate when he gave me the request he did so over IRC and not in a formal legally valid way. -289809;1346226873;Chaang-Noi;Pirate did not explain why he needed more information or what would happen if I did not send it or why he had that very odd deadline. -289808;1346226876;Chaang-Noi;Pirate refused to give me his lawyers contact information. Since he is claiming he can not speak because his lawyers will not let him so he is clearly operating in bad faith. He did not even confirm his identity. -289807;1346226879;Chaang-Noi;I can not see why at all I am obligated to give pirate more information to get back coins owed. -289806;1346226881;Chaang-Noi;My personal obligations to GLBSE have nothing to do with Pirate. -289805;1346226883;Chaang-Noi;At this time I will just ignore his request as he can not prove I have these so called "sub accounts". -289804;1346226886;Chaang-Noi;Thank you. -289803;1346226933;dub;well I'm quite glad I sold out of your ppt a long time ago :) -289802;1346226961;mircea_popescu;it's so sad to see how far this crap got. -289801;1346226973;bitfoo;there was a 500 BTC fee?? -289800;1346226979;dub;it looks to me like pirate fucked up -289799;1346226981;mircea_popescu;fucken scourge for btc finance. -289798;1346227013;dub;unless all this posturing is just to incite a BTC price crash -289797;1346227028;dub;and buying his own debt cheap -289796;1346227047;mircea_popescu;the market is going up on the news. -289795;1346227047;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6059 @ 0.00076011 = 4.6055 BTC [+] -289794;1346227048;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7396 @ 0.00076564 = 5.6627 BTC [+] -289793;1346227050;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16592 @ 0.00076892 = 12.7579 BTC [+] -289792;1346227051;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19953 @ 0.00077968 = 15.557 BTC [+] -289791;1346227083;dub;ic3d: both of those are good for him potentially -289790;1346227086;bitfoo;BTC should go up, because people will write off their pirated bitcoins and will want to buy more -289789;1346227087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00038386 = 3.0709 BTC [+] -289788;1346227088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59500 @ 0.00038402 = 22.8492 BTC [+] -289787;1346227089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41600 @ 0.00038448 = 15.9944 BTC [+] -289786;1346227090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.00038478 = 10.5815 BTC [+] -289785;1346227091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5028 @ 0.00038553 = 1.9384 BTC [+] -289784;1346227091;bitfoo;hah -289783;1346227091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27514 @ 0.00038645 = 10.6328 BTC [+] -289782;1346227092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00038665 = 9.4729 BTC [+] -289781;1346227093;BTC-Mining;I sold when he stopped operation, bought back low, then people realized it's not a pay back, but a default... am I better off? -289780;1346227093;bitfoo;pirated bitcoins -289779;1346227093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00038723 = 2.9042 BTC [+] -289778;1346227094;dub;but anyway, his actions don't scream ponzi to me -289777;1346227094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11934 @ 0.00038826 = 4.6335 BTC [+] -289776;1346227095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00038993 = 0.6239 BTC [+] -289775;1346227096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00039022 = 3.1998 BTC [+] -289774;1346227096;BTC-Mining;No -289773;1346227097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34700 @ 0.00039281 = 13.6305 BTC [+] -289772;1346227098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19100 @ 0.00039319 = 7.5099 BTC [+] -289771;1346227099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35562 @ 0.00039356 = 13.9958 BTC [+] -289770;1346227100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 696 @ 0.00039404 = 0.2743 BTC [+] -289769;1346227101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2961 @ 0.00039414 = 1.167 BTC [+] -289768;1346227101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39229 @ 0.00039485 = 15.4896 BTC [+] -289767;1346227102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9882 @ 0.00039592 = 3.9125 BTC [+] -289766;1346227103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34494 @ 0.00039599 = 13.6593 BTC [+] -289765;1346227104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8357 @ 0.00039616 = 3.3107 BTC [+] -289764;1346227105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00039685 = 7.2624 BTC [+] -289763;1346227106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19448 @ 0.00039838 = 7.7477 BTC [+] -289762;1346227107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54395 @ 0.0004 = 21.758 BTC [+] -289761;1346227114;bitfoo;S.MPOE: spammer :P -289760;1346227124;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. -289759;1346227138;mircea_popescu;dude get off the chan with s.mpoe we're trying to have drama hiar! -289758;1346227146;BTC-Mining;Because if he paid his debt, how much people would have started getting into bitcoins because there was an actual, true 7% per week investment? Would have raised BTC price a lot -289757;1346227159;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining not the sort of peopleyou want. -289756;1346227170;BTC-Mining;Bah, who cares -289755;1346227199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.0034 = 6.46 BTC [+] -289754;1346227218;mircea_popescu;well... i kinda care tbh -289753;1346227230;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8389 BTC [-] -289752;1346227237;bitfoo;why? don't you think people will wisen up to this now? -289751;1346227251;mircea_popescu;now, some will, yes. -289750;1346227258;dub;some, maybe -289749;1346227261;mircea_popescu;but he was talking about people attracted by ponzi-level interest. -289748;1346227266;bitfoo;oh that -289747;1346227274;mircea_popescu;you don't want those guys. you want people with a head on their shoulders. -289746;1346227296;bitfoo;yeah, I really hope people didn't buy BTC just because there were crazy HYIPs -289745;1346227296;mircea_popescu;i mean, why is alabama alabama and new york new york ? they both have people in them. -289744;1346227297;dub;no, _I_ want to get rich quickly tyvm -289743;1346227305;bitfoo;lol -289742;1346227311;mircea_popescu;different people tho. -289741;1346227334;EmanuelDeOrtego;Who here has an MPeX account? -289740;1346227344;smickles;! -289739;1346227349;bitfoo;!! -289738;1346227355;mircea_popescu;i don't. wtf is mpex -289737;1346227356;EmanuelDeOrtego;Do you guys want to make some money? -289736;1346227359;BTCHero;I now have my coins with hashking patrickharnett and kluge.... the lure for hyip is still strong with me -289735;1346227364;bitfoo;arbitrage? -289734;1346227368;EmanuelDeOrtego;Yes. -289733;1346227372;EmanuelDeOrtego;S.DICE -289732;1346227372;dub;ponzi? -289731;1346227374;BTCHero;and i suspect many will still fall for it too -289730;1346227376;dub;lmiot -289729;1346227378;EmanuelDeOrtego;GSDTP -289728;1346227381;EmanuelDeOrtego;Go -289727;1346227406;mircea_popescu;i wonder why deadterra doesn't do it tbh -289726;1346227417;dub;I'd invest with harnett -289725;1346227420;mircea_popescu;well... i guess he's not online. -289724;1346227432;dub;because he is doxxed -289723;1346227446;bitfoo;;;calc 22000*0.0001 -289722;1346227446;mircea_popescu;he seems pretty credible to me too. -289721;1346227452;dub;and I could have him killed quite cheaply -289720;1346227477;mircea_popescu;bitfoo 2.2 -289719;1346227481;bitfoo;heh -289718;1346227483;mircea_popescu;lol -289717;1346227497;BTC-Mining;Patrick is a good bet -289716;1346227505;gribble;2.2 -289715;1346227506;BTC-Mining;Buy some Kraken on GLBSE, I run it -289714;1346227510;bitfoo;gribble, you're slow :P -289713;1346227522;dub;BTC-Mining: your fee is a bit rapacious -289712;1346227535;BTC-Mining;pff, nonsense -289711;1346227612;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 475 @ 0.01 = 4.75 BTC -289710;1346227631;smickles;finally -289709;1346227711;BTCHero;BTC-Mining: you already have all the funds available on glbse deposited with patrick i assume? -289708;1346227758;BTCHero;patrick gave me 5 bitcoins for free -289707;1346227762;BTCHero;on paper at least -289706;1346227777;BTC-Mining;As soon as we reach a 100 BTC block, yes -289705;1346227780;BTC-Mining;I transfer it -289704;1346227795;BTCHero;but, it wouldn't accrue the full interest then right? -289703;1346227798;BTC-Mining;I even have one extra block of my own money. -289702;1346227799;BTCHero;how do you account for that -289701;1346227804;BTC-Mining;And will pay the difference -289700;1346227825;BTC-Mining;So it matches the week's returns for all shares, even if bought last minute -289699;1346227832;BTCHero;coincidentally pirate also gave me five free bitcoins once -289698;1346227846;BTCHero;ok -289697;1346227861;bitfoo;and patrick's name starts with a p too -289696;1346227863;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.11 = 0.99 BTC [+] -289695;1346227881;BTCHero;bitfoo: im starting to feel ill -289694;1346227884;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.11 = 0.33 BTC [+] -289693;1346227886;bitfoo;hehe -289692;1346227926;BTC-Mining;There's a ton of people with the name starting with P... -289691;1346227955;smickles;pmickles -289690;1346227957;BTC-Mining;Worst "coincidence or not?" example -289689;1346227968;BTC-Mining;pickles* -289688;1346227969;bitfoo;sorry my humor wasn't good enough :P -289687;1346227983;BTCHero;bitfoo: i enjoyed it, don't listen to him -289686;1346227993;bitfoo;lol -289685;1346228006;mircea_popescu;pringkles -289684;1346228013;bitfoo;pircea -289683;1346228014;BTC-Mining;Didn't give me any reaction. I was just reading, completly unmoved -289682;1346228028;BTCHero;ssssssttttttttttrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeetttttttttccccccccccchhhhhhhhhhhh mircea_popescu -289681;1346228046;mircea_popescu;lol pircea -289680;1346228067;mircea_popescu;PITPOO -289679;1346228095;bitfoo;lol -289678;1346228098;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134621718320.jpg also, fresh from pirate's hideout. -289677;1346228132;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00313 BTC [-] -289676;1346228145;BTCHero;why is that dude circled -289675;1346228158;EmanuelDeOrtego;I'm now selling GSDPT at .003 -289674;1346228162;EmanuelDeOrtego;Because I need the Bitcoins -289673;1346228172;mircea_popescu;o it was you ? -289672;1346228186;BTC-Mining;I'll pay 0.002! -289671;1346228193;EmanuelDeOrtego;A good profit can be made from this. -289670;1346228194;mircea_popescu;i was thinking wtf does EmanuelDeOrtego care about some 2 btc arbitrage -289669;1346228207;mircea_popescu;you see my friend... if only you were on the exchange THAT HAS LIQUIDITY -289668;1346228259;bitfoo;lol -289667;1346228261;bitfoo;now it makes sense -289666;1346228262;bitfoo;haha -289665;1346228269;mircea_popescu;you know, the unprofessional one. -289664;1346228297;EmanuelDeOrtego;I will get on it once we see more IPOs -289663;1346228323;BTCHero;the one that hosts porn -289662;1346228334;mircea_popescu;ya, the one that has no css and stuff. -289661;1346228343;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10498899 = 0.5249 BTC [+] -289660;1346228345;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.104989 = 1.5748 BTC [+] -289659;1346228485;mircea_popescu;wow! pirate paying all accounts! -289658;1346228497;EmanuelDeOrtego;No? -289657;1346228500;mircea_popescu;omfg -289656;1346228514;BTC-Mining;good one -289655;1346228516;mircea_popescu;i can't believe how cruel that was just now. -289654;1346228547;BTC-Mining;Yes, you cruel, cruel man -289653;1346228561;BTC-Mining;Have you got no shame? -289652;1346228576;BTC-Mining;[01:22] * Garr255 (~Garrett@98.145.73.34) has joined #bitcoin-assets -289651;1346228576;BTC-Mining;[01:22] * Garr255 (~Garrett@98.145.73.34) Quit (Changing host) -289650;1346228576;BTC-Mining;[01:22] * Garr255 (~Garrett@unaffiliated/garr255) has joined #bitcoin-assets -289649;1346228588;BTC-Mining;Nice IP hiding? -289648;1346228588;mircea_popescu;well i have a little shame -289647;1346228611;Garr255; I've nothing to hide -289646;1346228644;dub;except fear itself -289645;1346228651;dub;wait, no -289644;1346228666;dub;sasl auth ftw anyway -289643;1346228680;BTC-Mining;I just meant that it's a bit flawed -289642;1346228680;Luceo;sasl-tor ftw -289641;1346228701;BTC-Mining;It seems, not that hiding your IP was a bad omen -289640;1346228717;EmanuelDeOrtego;Luceo: Buy GSDPT on the GLBSE for .003 and sell it for .0033 on MPeX -289639;1346228722;EmanuelDeOrtego;$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ -289638;1346228770;mircea_popescu;EmanuelDeOrtego : drop ludwig an email eh ? -289637;1346228774;BTC-Mining;No, keep it until the first divs and new design rolling out beggining of september -289636;1346228775;mircea_popescu;he'll sort you out when he's up im sure -289635;1346228794;EmanuelDeOrtego;I don't know if he will sell for me though -289634;1346228811;mircea_popescu;why not ?! -289633;1346228847;EmanuelDeOrtego;I'll do it in the morning then. -289632;1346228872;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 8 @ 1.05 = 8.4 BTC [+] -289631;1346228877;Garr255;wow... -289630;1346228877;Garr255; ;;seen pirateat40 -289629;1346228877;Garr255;* imsaguy2 sets mode +q #btcst *!~Garrett@unaffiliated/garr255 -289628;1346228877;Garr255; Garr255 : You may talk again when you learn to behave. -289627;1346228904;bitfoo;that's a script Garr255, has been on for days now -289626;1346228919;Garr255;I know. -289625;1346228934;mircea_popescu;Garr255 guy announced default. -289624;1346228952;Garr255;should I take up matthew on his bet? -289623;1346228969;mircea_popescu;yes. -289622;1346228974;Garr255;I really don't want to lost 130 coins. who would? :P -289621;1346228988;mircea_popescu;well it's too late, he's not taking new bets -289620;1346228991;mircea_popescu;nor is he paying the old ones. -289619;1346229007;Garr255;he said he'd take mine :) -289618;1346229012;BTC-Mining;I should have bet 25 million BTC then -289617;1346229029;BTCHero;the fact that he isn't stopping taking bets makes me even more sure he won't pay -289616;1346229055;mircea_popescu;dubious (to be generous) + won't use escrow -289615;1346229062;mircea_popescu;what more sure than that would you need -289614;1346229065;Garr255;won't that totally ruin his company though? -289613;1346229072;mircea_popescu;what company ? -289612;1346229086;mircea_popescu;the bitcoin quarterly thing ? -289611;1346229089;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: I bet 6 btc with him, and i will pay if i somehow lose -289610;1346229090;Garr255;bitcoin magazine, ellet, (nonexistant asic company) -289609;1346229106;BTCHero;I would have bet a lot more had i thought he would actually live up to the obligations -289608;1346229114;mircea_popescu;myea. -289607;1346229116;BTC-Mining;I bet 400 BTC -289606;1346229122;BTC-Mining;Should have bet more -289605;1346229131;BTC-Mining;To me pirate was going to default in any case -289604;1346229133;BTCHero;BTC-Mining: risk is too high -289603;1346229141;BTC-Mining;-.- -289602;1346229142;BTCHero;it isn't a matter of that -289601;1346229153;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDwk_fSAxYs -289600;1346229161;BTCHero;it is a matter of someone coming up with tons of bitcoins to pay a silly bet -289599;1346229172;BTCHero;who gambles 100-200k usd on something like that -289598;1346229207;mircea_popescu;a shill. -289597;1346229231;dub;matthew is a shitpeice I'd rather sink more money into PPTs -289596;1346229271;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 10 @ 0.16 = 1.6 BTC [-] -289595;1346229277;BTCHero;if he pays he gets my respect, but he won't -289594;1346229298;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -289593;1346229299;gribble;Best bid: 10.99991, Best ask: 11.04, Bid-ask spread: 0.04009, Last trade: 11.04, 24 hour volume: 61816, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -289592;1346229315;mircea_popescu;well darlings... this was too much excitement for just one day. see ya tomorro. -289591;1346250757;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.071 = 0.71 BTC [+] -289590;1346250759;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [+] -289589;1346250843;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 12 @ 0.07 = 0.84 BTC [-] -289588;1346251098;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 28 @ 0.07 = 1.96 BTC [-] -289587;1346251099;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 20 @ 0.07 = 1.4 BTC [-] -289586;1346251243;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 53 @ 0.05001 = 2.6505 BTC [-] -289585;1346251406;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.07 = 0.42 BTC [-] -289584;1346251553;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [+] -289583;1346251605;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 51 @ 0.05 = 2.55 BTC [-] -289582;1346251712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20389 @ 0.00039116 = 7.9754 BTC [-] -289581;1346251770;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [+] -289580;1346251784;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.4938 BTC [+] -289579;1346251868;mircea_popescu;!pl gigamining 1.5 -289578;1346251868;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -289577;1346251871;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] paid: 0.41490096 BTC. Last price: 0.87899 BTC. Capital gain: -0.62101 BTC. Total: -0.20610904 BTC. (-13.7%) -289576;1346251914;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -289575;1346251915;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0033 / 0.00334698 / 0.0034 (416700 shares, 1,394.69 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00324655 / 0.0034 (2769663 shares, 8,991.87 BTC) -289574;1346252049;MoneyIsDebt;!pl tygrr.bond-p 1.02 -289573;1346252050;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -289572;1346252050;rg;are all the mining bonds dying now -289571;1346252054;assbot;TYGRR.BOND-P [1@1.02BTC] paid: 0.816 BTC. Last price: 0.19 BTC. Capital gain: -0.83 BTC. Total: -0.014 BTC. (-1.4%) -289570;1346252087;mircea_popescu;hey that's actually not doing so bad there. -289569;1346252102;mircea_popescu;rg giga took a serious beating yest, was down to .7 but seems to be coming back to life. -289568;1346252102;MoneyIsDebt;yeah, holds up even at 0.19 -289567;1346252282;rg;interesting -289566;1346252283;rg;any reason why -289565;1346252286;rg;or just cuz -289564;1346252358;rg;damn it -289563;1346252362;rg;my room mate took the day off esterday -289562;1346252365;rg;looks like hes doing it again today -289561;1346252369;rg;and hes in the bathroom -289560;1346252374;rg;hwich means he wont be out of there for at least an hour -289559;1346252377;rg;i have to take a shit god damn it -289558;1346252396;rg;what self respecting man takes an hour in the bathroom to get ready in the morning -289557;1346252400;rg;for fucks sake -289556;1346252428;rg;he doesnt wash his hansd either -289555;1346252430;rg;its disgustin -289554;1346252443;BTC-Mining;..................... < I've been slowly typing this one dot per second at the way you decided to formulate this -289553;1346252444;MoneyIsDebt;i get ready in the car during commute -289552;1346252468;rg;most people: -289551;1346252472;rg;shit, shave, shower, get dressed and leave -289550;1346252480;rg;he like -289549;1346252482;rg;stays ni there -289548;1346252484;rg;fuck knows what hes ding -289547;1346252486;rg;doing -289546;1346252488;BTC-Mining;I shower before sleeping -289545;1346252506;Chaang-Noi;i sleep before shower -289544;1346252506;rg;i dont, i find that gross -289543;1346252513;BTC-Mining;If I wake up late, I dress and start running for it. -289542;1346252520;rg;you sweat during sleep -289541;1346252521;rg;a lot -289540;1346252536;BTC-Mining;Nah, I don't sweat much -289539;1346252548;Chaang-Noi;moneyisdebt you sold that tygrrbond at the right time! -289538;1346252549;rg;you do -289537;1346252555;Chaang-Noi;you can buy back double now :) -289536;1346252560;BTC-Mining;... well no -289535;1346252588;MoneyIsDebt;Chaang-Noi: Well, I could have sold higher had I gone slower though -289534;1346252601;MoneyIsDebt;You probably made a profit on them already? -289533;1346252613;MoneyIsDebt;Not sure if it's a good idea to buy back -289532;1346252620;MoneyIsDebt;have been out of touch on pirate news lately -289531;1346252620;BTC-Mining;If I do the same excercise that would get other people completly damp in sweat, I'd have light spots in the armpits... -289530;1346252628;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.0007838 = 3.8406 BTC [+] -289529;1346252649;MoneyIsDebt;I would expect pirate to buy them all back if he was going to pay. Since he hasn't, I think he's not able (yet) -289528;1346252663;BTC-Mining;I have under 5% body fat, I don't need to sweat to get heat off. -289527;1346252674;Chaang-Noi;MoneisDebt assuming pirate wont pay anything im pretty fucked -289526;1346252686;BTC-Mining;Beside, it's because I don't like the bed feeling sweaty that I prefer washing prior to sleep. -289525;1346252721;rg;btc-mining: you are missing the point -289524;1346252726;rg;when you are asleep, you dont notice heat -289523;1346252727;MoneyIsDebt;Chaang-Noi: You hold a lot of the bonds in addition to your account with him? -289522;1346252728;rg;if you're under a blanket -289521;1346252731;rg;you will sweat -289520;1346252740;Chaang-Noi;yes -289519;1346252744;Chaang-Noi;over 10k btc -289518;1346252746;rg;plus you're sleeping in 8 hours of body waste -289517;1346252749;rg;every might -289516;1346252749;MoneyIsDebt;damn -289515;1346252750;rg;night -289514;1346252750;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 50 @ 0.00025 = 0.0125 BTC [-] -289513;1346252756;Chaang-Noi;im pretty fucked -289512;1346252798;rg;im downloading Stir of Echoes -289511;1346252801;rg;thsi movie rocked -289510;1346252812;rg;iirc theres boobies in it too -289509;1346252814;BTC-Mining;Okay... not sure about you but I'm perfectly clean when I wake up. -289508;1346252838;rg;i hope you wash your sheets every night then -289507;1346252840;BTC-Mining;I'm much dirtier at the end of the day then after a night's sleep -289506;1346252840;rg;cause if you dont -289505;1346252841;rg;you arent. -289504;1346252908;BTC-Mining;That seems very innacurate. -289503;1346252964;rg;your body leaks grease -289502;1346252965;rg;and skin cells -289501;1346252972;rg;s/grease/oils -289500;1346252987;BTC-Mining;It does the same thing during the day, I don't see your point -289499;1346252989;rg;plus your ass and junk is rubbing up against your sheets -289498;1346252995;rg;cause you're not attached to a peice of cloth -289497;1346252996;rg;all day -289496;1346252998;rg;to your face -289495;1346253008;rg;and you dont get back into that piece of cloth for 8+ hrs a night -289494;1346253009;rg;voer and oer -289493;1346253012;rg;over and over -289492;1346253057;mircea_popescu; ..................... < I've been slowly typing this one dot per second at the way you decided to formulate this <<< win. -289491;1346253082;BTC-Mining;yes, hiss tory was nicely formulated -289490;1346253083;rg;i dont give a fuck -289489;1346253088;rg;dont read it if you have a problem with it -289488;1346253116;BTC-Mining;no, the way yu said it was obnoxious and I was pondering if you were realizing it -289487;1346253158;mircea_popescu; plus your ass and junk is rubbing up against your sheets << i wear pjs! -289486;1346253158;rg;sorry i didn't live up to your standards -289485;1346253164;mircea_popescu;and a little hat! -289484;1346253171;rg;mircea_popescu: me too, i have these adidas track pants i wear to bed -289483;1346253177;rg;theyre comfy -289482;1346253183;mircea_popescu;i wear *tailored* pjs. -289481;1346253184;BTC-Mining;I recommend you reread this part: -289480;1346253188;BTC-Mining;[07:59] damn it -289479;1346253188;BTC-Mining;[07:59] my room mate took the day off esterday -289478;1346253188;BTC-Mining;[07:59] looks like hes doing it again today -289477;1346253188;BTC-Mining;[07:59] and hes in the bathroom -289476;1346253191;mircea_popescu;just to give you an ideea what sort of pretentious fart i am. -289475;1346253200;BTC-Mining;that's what the dots were for.. -289474;1346253218;rg;great btc-mining -289473;1346253234;rg;mircea_popescu: if i could afford tailored stuff i would wear it too -289472;1346253247;mircea_popescu;it's not so bad if you live in a poor country. -289471;1346253250;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 99 @ 0.11979 = 11.8592 BTC [+] -289470;1346253252;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1198 = 5.99 BTC [+] -289469;1346253252;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.12 = 12 BTC [+] -289468;1346253256;rg;my monogram would say RAPEGHOST -289467;1346253264;rg;cause every letter is as important as the previous -289466;1346253283;mircea_popescu;why not in triplicate then -289465;1346253309;rg;if theres any room left i will put a bunch of exclamation marks -289464;1346253312;rg;and some flames -289463;1346253317;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 10 @ 0.15 = 1.5 BTC [-] -289462;1346253319;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 10 @ 0.149 = 1.49 BTC [-] -289461;1346253348;mircea_popescu;you'll end up looking like you don't sleep, you rodeo -289460;1346253352;mircea_popescu;and then duet with elvis -289459;1346253355;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8501 = 4.2505 BTC [-] -289458;1346253357;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.85 = 2.55 BTC [-] -289457;1346253412;rg;that sounds legit -289456;1346253434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42026 @ 0.00039116 = 16.4389 BTC [-] -289455;1346253436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12025 @ 0.00039094 = 4.7011 BTC [-] -289454;1346253437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1323 @ 0.0003893 = 0.515 BTC [-] -289453;1346253438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7162 @ 0.00038893 = 2.7855 BTC [-] -289452;1346253463;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8401 = 3.3604 BTC [-] -289451;1346253464;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.84 = 5.88 BTC [-] -289450;1346253471;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.00078277 = 1.4873 BTC [-] -289449;1346253473;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12200 @ 0.00078489 = 9.5757 BTC [+] -289448;1346253474;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9629 @ 0.00079197 = 7.6259 BTC [+] -289447;1346253475;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19500 @ 0.00079246 = 15.453 BTC [+] -289446;1346253476;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.0007963 = 0.3982 BTC [+] -289445;1346253478;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1270 @ 0.00079661 = 1.0117 BTC [+] -289444;1346253512;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2520 @ 0.00079661 = 2.0075 BTC [+] -289443;1346253513;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 480 @ 0.00096661 = 0.464 BTC [+] -289442;1346253794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33400 @ 0.00039157 = 13.0784 BTC [+] -289441;1346254131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5534 @ 0.00039157 = 2.1669 BTC [+] -289440;1346254133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10179 @ 0.00039262 = 3.9965 BTC [+] -289439;1346254134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 887 @ 0.00039317 = 0.3487 BTC [+] -289438;1346254542;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.12299 = 24.598 BTC [+] -289437;1346254619;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 280 @ 0.00025 = 0.07 BTC [-] -289436;1346254853;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.8949 = 1.7898 BTC [+] -289435;1346254970;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 15 @ 0.010001 = 0.15 BTC [+] -289434;1346255073;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 11 @ 1 = 11 BTC [+] -289433;1346255284;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 0.99999999 = 4 BTC [-] -289432;1346255286;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 0.99999999 = 5 BTC [-] -289431;1346255563;kakobrekla;sup -289430;1346255970;MoneyIsDebt;what's down more like it -289429;1346256007;kakobrekla;:) -289428;1346256019;kakobrekla;whats down -289427;1346256081;MoneyIsDebt;mining and pirate debt -289426;1346256089;MoneyIsDebt;and bitcoin I think -289425;1346256097;MoneyIsDebt;or maybe i just bought at a high -289424;1346256106;kakobrekla;;;ticker -289423;1346256106;gribble;Best bid: 10.76874, Best ask: 10.78, Bid-ask spread: 0.01126, Last trade: 10.78, 24 hour volume: 62642, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -289422;1346256116;MoneyIsDebt;I bought at 11.8 -289421;1346256120;kakobrekla;ouch -289420;1346256130;kakobrekla;well its still going strong -289419;1346256132;MoneyIsDebt;doesn't really matter, since I'm not selling -289418;1346256153;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 3 @ 0.0159 = 0.0477 BTC [+] -289417;1346256180;MoneyIsDebt;I find it hard to find good investments though -289416;1346256187;MoneyIsDebt;I don't want to just sit on the coins -289415;1346256216;MoneyIsDebt;although that's been paying more than mining bonds lately -289414;1346256219;kakobrekla;history is repeating -289413;1346256227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00039068 = 8.2824 BTC [-] -289412;1346256229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27600 @ 0.00038893 = 10.7345 BTC [-] -289411;1346256266;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -289410;1346256267;gribble;Best bid: 10.77293, Best ask: 10.8, Bid-ask spread: 0.02707, Last trade: 10.66713, 24 hour volume: 62709, 24 hour low: 10.5, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -289409;1346256272;mircea_popescu;bitcoin seems more or less even -289408;1346256298;MoneyIsDebt;easy to calculate with a rate of ten -289407;1346256298;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt i have 60 bitcoins still that i bought in july 2011, they cost me 15. -289406;1346256300;kakobrekla;i sold at 13.5, 12 and some under 10 -289405;1346256304;kakobrekla;heh -289404;1346256305;mircea_popescu;as you say... doesn't matter till i sell them :D -289403;1346256335;MoneyIsDebt;mircea_popescu: I was _given_ 10 by a random dude when they were worth nothing -289402;1346256345;MoneyIsDebt;wish I'd had the foresight to invest back then -289401;1346256355;kakobrekla;:))) -289400;1346256363;mircea_popescu;hehe -289399;1346256372;mircea_popescu;i wasn't here that long. only joined in july. -289398;1346256375;mircea_popescu;my first buy those, too :D -289397;1346256411;MoneyIsDebt;I was convinced it would fail then , because any rich kid could buy a big enough chunk to make it volatile / high risk -289396;1346256543;MoneyIsDebt;I later learned that it doesn't matter what I thought as long as the majority on the market thinks otherwise -289395;1346256739;kakobrekla;wtf is this https://www.bitcoinrain.com/ -289394;1346256751;kakobrekla;new ponzee -289393;1346256752;kakobrekla;:D -289392;1346256799;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt hehe that'd be right -289391;1346256821;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i hope there's 500 new ones. -289390;1346256846;mircea_popescu;"Since October 2011, we are the most profitable Bitcoin investment group!" -289389;1346256847;mircea_popescu;lolz. -289388;1346256853;MoneyIsDebt;mircea_popescu: Then you can tranche between them ? -289387;1346256874;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt no, just help drive the nonsense into the ground / everyone's thick skull. -289386;1346256921;mircea_popescu;a ponzi isn't really dangerous unless it gets big. -289385;1346257038;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -289384;1346257040;gribble;Best bid: 10.66, Best ask: 10.67, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 10.68, 24 hour volume: 59730, 24 hour low: 10.55, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -289383;1346257071;MoneyIsDebt;isn't the whole bitcoin price result of ponzi -289382;1346257080;MoneyIsDebt;new investors pushing the value up -289381;1346257088;MoneyIsDebt;for those who invested earlier -289380;1346257125;kakobrekla;is gold ponzi as well -289379;1346257166;Chaang-Noi;sure it is! -289378;1346257183;Chaang-Noi;fiat is with out a doubt ponzi -289377;1346257188;Chaang-Noi;gold and btc are not -289376;1346257202;Chaang-Noi;pirate might ha ve been -289375;1346257203;kakobrekla;hm? -289374;1346257216;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.87899 = 1.758 BTC [+] -289373;1346257217;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.879 = 7.911 BTC [+] -289372;1346257218;mircea_popescu;a ponzi always has a ponzi -289371;1346257222;mircea_popescu;ie, a head person/decident -289370;1346257233;MoneyIsDebt;like satoshi.... -289369;1346257234;mircea_popescu;something like btc or gold aren't by that definition nor can they be. -289368;1346257241;mircea_popescu;not really i wouldn't say. -289367;1346257259;MoneyIsDebt;plenty of detractors have been accusing bitcoin of that though -289366;1346257260;mircea_popescu;decident in the sense, decides who and when gets paid -289365;1346257268;MoneyIsDebt;although they call it pyramid or something -289364;1346257269;mircea_popescu;satoshi doesn't decide that, anyone can sell any time.\ -289363;1346257278;mircea_popescu;no, pyramid either -289362;1346257284;mircea_popescu;all those are lock-in schemes. btc is not. -289361;1346257304;MoneyIsDebt;well even pirate debt was freely tradable -289360;1346257320;MoneyIsDebt;or at least derivatives of it was -289359;1346257321;mircea_popescu;sure, but that was a derivative. -289358;1346257323;mircea_popescu;right. -289357;1346257326;MoneyIsDebt;:) -289356;1346257347;mircea_popescu;anyway gtc cya all later -289355;1346257358;MoneyIsDebt;ciao -289354;1346257970;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [-] -289353;1346257972;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 21 @ 0.115 = 2.415 BTC [-] -289352;1346257973;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.10101 = 1.4141 BTC [-] -289351;1346257974;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.101 = 1.01 BTC [-] -289350;1346258620;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0958 = 0.1916 BTC [-] -289349;1346258741;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 4 @ 0.13 = 0.52 BTC [-] -289348;1346258804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5294 @ 0.00038893 = 2.059 BTC [-] -289347;1346258805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21006 @ 0.00038858 = 8.1625 BTC [-] -289346;1346258847;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 226 @ 0.00338999 = 0.7661 BTC [+] -289345;1346258999;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00338999 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -289344;1346259240;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.104 = 10.4 BTC [-] -289343;1346259242;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 300 @ 0.1045 = 31.35 BTC [+] -289342;1346259243;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 32 @ 0.10479 = 3.3533 BTC [+] -289341;1346259245;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [-] -289340;1346259286;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 6 @ 0.3615 = 2.169 BTC [-] -289339;1346259406;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00338999 = 0.0169 BTC [+] -289338;1346259488;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 12 @ 0.3615 = 4.338 BTC [-] -289337;1346259777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22196 @ 0.00039134 = 8.6862 BTC [+] -289336;1346259778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11040 @ 0.00039317 = 4.3406 BTC [+] -289335;1346259897;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10479 BTC [+] -289334;1346259901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 894 @ 0.00038858 = 0.3474 BTC [-] -289333;1346259902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19900 @ 0.00038816 = 7.7244 BTC [-] -289332;1346259904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39906 @ 0.00038778 = 15.4747 BTC [-] -289331;1346259995;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [-] -289330;1346260036;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 33 @ 0.3701 = 12.2133 BTC [-] -289329;1346260038;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 8 @ 0.37 = 2.96 BTC [-] -289328;1346260196;Diablo-D3;man what the fuck -289327;1346260205;Diablo-D3;its the middle of august -289326;1346260213;Diablo-D3;the hottest month of the year in maine -289325;1346260219;Diablo-D3;it has now just reached 72. -289324;1346260229;Diablo-D3;its 67 in my room -289323;1346260340;Diablo-D3;and my gpu has just reached 76c -289322;1346260344;Diablo-D3;after struggling to keep warm -289321;1346260954;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6900 @ 0.00096661 = 6.6696 BTC [+] -289320;1346261377;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -289319;1346261485;BitCoinINV;Pretty hot here to diablo -289318;1346261554;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 100 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0122 BTC [+] -289317;1346261780;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 14 @ 0.05 = 0.7 BTC [-] -289316;1346262216;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -289315;1346262514;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -289314;1346262730;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00999999 = 0.1 BTC [-] -289313;1346262778;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8789 BTC [-] -289312;1346262959;Diablo-D3;wait, did I say it was 72 out? -289311;1346262962;Diablo-D3;I meant 69. -289310;1346262969;Diablo-D3;thermomitor was in the sun, its not now -289309;1346262988;Diablo-D3;BitCoinINV: thats the thing -289308;1346262990;Diablo-D3;any other year -289307;1346263006;Diablo-D3;it'd be so fucking hot out I'd be parked infront of the air conditioner -289306;1346263014;Diablo-D3;I havent turned it on once -289305;1346263142;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 22 @ 0.050999 = 1.122 BTC [+] -289304;1346263443;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 10 @ 0.013 = 0.13 BTC [-] -289303;1346263522;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 125 @ 0.00338999 = 0.4237 BTC [+] -289302;1346263786;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 125 @ 0.00338999 = 0.4237 BTC [+] -289301;1346263878;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.06889999 = 1.378 BTC [+] -289300;1346264135;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 40 @ 0.06 = 2.4 BTC [-] -289299;1346264465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16348 @ 0.00039264 = 6.4189 BTC [+] -289298;1346264506;kakobrekla;hmm -289297;1346264560;kakobrekla;is anything important missing here http://smpake.com/faq.php -289296;1346264707;EskimoBob;damn nyan.c has turned to shit. what's the new target? .10? -289295;1346264800;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -289294;1346264859;gabbynot;i think nyan.c was fully into pirate -289293;1346264906;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.115 = 11.5 BTC [-] -289292;1346264908;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1133 = 0.6798 BTC [-] -289291;1346264909;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.113 BTC [-] -289290;1346264910;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11130001 = 0.5565 BTC [-] -289289;1346264912;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.1113 = 3.8955 BTC [-] -289288;1346264913;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11120001 = 1.112 BTC [-] -289287;1346264913;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1112 = 5.56 BTC [-] -289286;1346264914;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.11100001 = 2.22 BTC [-] -289285;1346264915;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 96 @ 0.111 = 10.656 BTC [-] -289284;1346264917;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 47 @ 0.11000001 = 5.17 BTC [-] -289283;1346265492;usagi;Nope we were 60-70% into pirate -289282;1346265753;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 42 @ 0.16 = 6.72 BTC [+] -289281;1346266019;EskimoBob;!ticker TYGRR.BOND-P -289280;1346266026;assbot;[GLBSE:TYGRR.BOND-P] [Bid: 0.08] [Ask: 0.16] [Spread: 0.08] [Last: 0.16] [24hVol: 573.65851626] [7dAvg: 0.42657223] -289279;1346266058;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 2 @ 0.13 = 0.26 BTC [-] -289278;1346266190;EskimoBob;can you add spread % ? It is calculated: 100 × (ASK - BID) / ASK -289277;1346266247;EskimoBob;.calc 100x(0.16-0.08)/0.16 -289276;1346266248;markac;100x(0.16-0.08)/0.16 = 50.0 x -289275;1346266249;markac;Note that .calc is deprecated, consider using .c -289274;1346266256;EskimoBob;.c 100x(0.16-0.08)/0.16 -289273;1346266256;markac;50 -289272;1346266273;EskimoBob;50% spread is nice -289271;1346266305;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10478 = 0.4191 BTC [-] -289270;1346266662;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 6 @ 0.3501 = 2.1006 BTC [-] -289269;1346266664;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 0.35 = 35 BTC [-] -289268;1346266900;EskimoBob;did you guys see the "GOOD NEWS!"? -289267;1346266985;BitCoinINV;What pirate won the lottery? JK -289266;1346267155;EskimoBob;BitCoinINV: no -289265;1346267201;gabbynot;the bitcoin community is moving on from pirate discussion finally? -289264;1346267279;farfi;I doubt it -289263;1346267331;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.04999999 = 3.15 BTC [-] -289262;1346267341;EskimoBob;it the GOOD NEWS profit plan -289261;1346267366;EskimoBob;if you all start buying tygr-p's, there will be tiny bubble and profit :) -289260;1346267370;EskimoBob;1) Good news -289259;1346267373;EskimoBob;2) ... -289258;1346267376;EskimoBob;3) proffit -289257;1346267381;EskimoBob;simple! -289256;1346267385;EskimoBob;LOL :) -289255;1346267485;gabbynot;the tygr-p's are trading too high as is it -289254;1346267496;gabbynot;*as it is -289253;1346267531;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09567 BTC [-] -289252;1346267655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28910 @ 0.00039264 = 11.3512 BTC [+] -289251;1346267933;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.94946 BTC [+] -289250;1346268398;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.94946 BTC [+] -289249;1346268725;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12979999 = 0.2596 BTC [+] -289248;1346268826;EskimoBob;gabbynot: you are 1/2 right -289247;1346268855;gabbynot;hmm? -289246;1346268957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00039317 = 7.5882 BTC [+] -289245;1346269482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00039264 = 0.3926 BTC [-] -289244;1346269690;DeaDTerra;I am looking to buy BDK anyone want to sell some? ^^ -289243;1346269774;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9449 BTC [-] -289242;1346269954;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10478 = 0.7335 BTC [-] -289241;1346270117;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.0009627 = 1.9254 BTC [-] -289240;1346270118;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1220 @ 0.00096661 = 1.1793 BTC [+] -289239;1346270120;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1220 @ 0.0009692 = 1.1824 BTC [+] -289238;1346270121;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3960 @ 0.00096923 = 3.8382 BTC [+] -289237;1346270766;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8789 = 3.5156 BTC [-] -289236;1346270814;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 34 @ 0.3615 = 12.291 BTC [-] -289235;1346270853;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.879 BTC [+] -289234;1346270865;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 8 @ 0.3615 = 2.892 BTC [-] -289233;1346270867;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 18 @ 0.35 = 6.3 BTC [-] -289232;1346270910;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 4 @ 0.3001 = 1.2004 BTC [-] -289231;1346270975;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.879 = 7.032 BTC [+] -289230;1346271125;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -289229;1346271184;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 0.3615 BTC [-] -289228;1346271215;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -289227;1346271480;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8946699 BTC [-] -289226;1346271666;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10479 BTC [+] -289225;1346271770;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10479 = 0.2096 BTC [+] -289224;1346271882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4201 @ 0.00039264 = 1.6495 BTC [-] -289223;1346272091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6641 @ 0.00039264 = 2.6075 BTC [-] -289222;1346272093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20772 @ 0.00039245 = 8.152 BTC [-] -289221;1346272094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12814 @ 0.00039209 = 5.0242 BTC [-] -289220;1346272616;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100N] 423 @ 0.25483303 = 107.7944 BTC [+] -289219;1346273241;DeaDTerra;I am buying BDK shares at 0.12 BTC per share :) Send me a message if you are interested -289218;1346273270;Diablo-D3;in during DeaDTerra making my btc grow. -289217;1346273279;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 4 @ 0.13788 = 0.5515 BTC [+] -289216;1346273294;DeaDTerra; in during DeaDTerra making my btc grow. huh? -289215;1346273356;Diablo-D3;my 1 btc :< -289214;1346273660;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.8201 = 4.9206 BTC [-] -289213;1346273662;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.82 = 6.56 BTC [-] -289212;1346273663;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.82 = 2.46 BTC [-] -289211;1346273664;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.8113 = 16.226 BTC [-] -289210;1346273666;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.8112 = 7.3008 BTC [-] -289209;1346273667;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8111 BTC [-] -289208;1346273667;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.811 = 8.11 BTC [-] -289207;1346273668;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [-] -289206;1346273669;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.81 = 2.43 BTC [-] -289205;1346273670;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 38 @ 0.8 = 30.4 BTC [-] -289204;1346273703;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 62 @ 0.8 = 49.6 BTC [-] -289203;1346274253;Wolf_L;;;getrating Diablo-D3 -289202;1346274254;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Diablo-D3, rated since Mon Apr 25 10:54:20 2011. Cumulative rating 16, from 6 total ratings. Received ratings: 6 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Diablo-D3 -289201;1346274496;smickles;Wolf_L: i don't think that Diablo-D3 actually used the wot anymore -289200;1346274513;Diablo-D3;I never did really -289199;1346274519;smickles;D thinks that it is a failed system -289198;1346274521;Diablo-D3;it doesnt work, ratings are not meta rated -289197;1346274572;pigeons;but it saved us from pi.. oh. yeah. -289196;1346274677;smickles;pigeons: idealy it would have ";;rate pi -1 likely runs a ponzi. pays 7% and doesn't explain the function of the operation" -289195;1346274683;smickles;there should've been a lot of those -289194;1346274722;smickles;i see the failure in the humans, not the machine -289193;1346274728;pigeons;yeah. -289192;1346274769;smickles;in hindsight, there should've been a fuckload of those sort of rating, lol -289191;1346274787;DeaDTerra;Buy MOAR GSDPT :P -289190;1346274800;smickles;;;view -289189;1346274800;gribble;#9842 Mon Aug 27 10:39:32 2012 smickles BUY 1.0 '0-262-24039-4' @ 2 BTC (None) -289188;1346274852;smickles;0.0 -289187;1346274862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13273 @ 0.00039317 = 5.2185 BTC [+] -289186;1346274862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25500 @ 0.00039338 = 10.0312 BTC [+] -289185;1346274864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2027 @ 0.00039399 = 0.7986 BTC [+] -289184;1346274964;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5235 @ 0.00095695 = 5.0096 BTC [-] -289183;1346274990;Wolf_L;;;ticker GSDPT -289182;1346274991;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). -289181;1346275000;Wolf_L;;;glbse GSDPT -289180;1346275001;gribble;Error: "glbse" is not a valid command. -289179;1346275010;Wolf_L;;;pl GSDPT -289178;1346275011;gribble;Error: "pl" is not a valid command. -289177;1346275031;PsychoticBoy;!ticker ABM -289176;1346275032;assbot;Invalid ticker. -289175;1346275048;DeaDTerra;glbse is offline it seems like -289174;1346275064;PsychoticBoy;damn -289173;1346275068;rdponticelli;Again? -289172;1346275082;DeaDTerra;up again :) -289171;1346275099;PsychoticBoy;!ticker ABM -289170;1346275101;assbot;[GLBSE:ABM] [Bid: 0.12] [Ask: 0.33999] [Spread: 0.21999] [Last: 0.36] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: ] -289169;1346275104;DeaDTerra;https://glbse.com/asset/view/GSDPT -289168;1346275114;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.PPT] 4 @ 0.2 = 0.8 BTC [+] -289167;1346275123;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -289166;1346275126;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.11] [Ask: 0.1499998] [Spread: 0.0399998] [Last: 0.1499998] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.13833328] -289165;1346275537;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.53 BTC [-] -289164;1346275538;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.52 BTC [-] -289163;1346275540;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -289162;1346275541;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 7 @ 0.50010001 = 3.5007 BTC [-] -289161;1346275541;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 60 @ 0.50000001 = 30 BTC [-] -289160;1346275608;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.0688999 = 0.689 BTC [+] -289159;1346275817;smickles;Wolf_L: !pl gsdpt -289158;1346275972;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 50 @ 0.101 = 5.05 BTC [+] -289157;1346276195;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 2 @ 0.629 = 1.258 BTC [+] -289156;1346276423;Wolf_L;!pl gsdpt -289155;1346276424;assbot;!pl [@] [] -289154;1346276636;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1123 BTC [-] -289153;1346276637;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.1121 = 3.9235 BTC [-] -289152;1346276639;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.112 = 0.896 BTC [-] -289151;1346276640;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.112 = 5.6 BTC [-] -289150;1346276641;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.111 = 11.1 BTC [-] -289149;1346276642;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.11 = 11 BTC [-] -289148;1346277871;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -289147;1346277872;gribble;Best bid: 10.849, Best ask: 10.84999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00099, Last trade: 10.849, 24 hour volume: 68414, 24 hour low: 10.55, 24 hour high: 11.20999 -289146;1346278451;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012189 BTC [+] -289145;1346278621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17883 @ 0.0003922 = 7.0137 BTC [-] -289144;1346278622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37229 @ 0.00039209 = 14.5971 BTC [-] -289143;1346278653;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -289142;1346278777;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0005 BTC [+] -289141;1346279019;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9100 @ 0.00095695 = 8.7082 BTC [-] -289140;1346279071;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 45 @ 0.00338999 = 0.1525 BTC [+] -289139;1346279073;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.00339 = 0.8475 BTC [+] -289138;1346279477;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 26 @ 0.10479 = 2.7245 BTC [+] -289137;1346279526;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.091 = 0.182 BTC [-] -289136;1346279527;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.09 = 0.45 BTC [-] -289135;1346279649;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1188 = 0.594 BTC [-] -289134;1346279687;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 100 @ 0.00025 = 0.025 BTC [-] -289133;1346280300;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10479 = 0.2096 BTC [+] -289132;1346280334;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.92307692 BTC [+] -289131;1346280413;Wolf_L;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Articles_for_creation/Bitcoin_Savings_and_Trust -289130;1346280650;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -289129;1346280909;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 58 @ 0.066 = 3.828 BTC [-] -289128;1346280991;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.169 = 1.69 BTC [+] -289127;1346280993;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.17 = 0.34 BTC [+] -289126;1346280994;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.1735 BTC [+] -289125;1346281271;BTC-Mining;_matthew_'s betting count https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ajtx05YrHtIydFVHcGxLOExTbnhqajJLZmlSZUNtM3c#gid=0 -289124;1346281289;Wolf_L;It's so painful -289123;1346281295;BTC-Mining;Indeed -289122;1346281742;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 74 @ 0.067 = 4.958 BTC [+] -289121;1346281922;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 29 @ 0.0688999 = 1.9981 BTC [+] -289120;1346281959;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.093 BTC [-] -289119;1346282348;gecko_x2;http://rt.com/usa/news/investors-currency-digital-fund-868/ -289118;1346282353;Doffx;!ticker Tygrr.bond-p -289117;1346282355;assbot;[GLBSE:TYGRR.BOND-P] [Bid: 0.08800001] [Ask: 0.1735] [Spread: 0.08549999] [Last: 0.1735] [24hVol: 558.43161626] [7dAvg: 0.40682081] -289116;1346282509;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0688999 BTC [+] -289115;1346282535;mircea_popescu;so i'm thinking of starting a new company -289114;1346282556;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8889 @ 0.00096923 = 8.6155 BTC [+] -289113;1346282558;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5711 @ 0.00096924 = 5.5353 BTC [+] -289112;1346282585;BTC-Mining;Oh, for? -289111;1346282627;mircea_popescu;it will be a magnificent and splendiferous producer -289110;1346282633;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 18 @ 0.0601 = 1.0818 BTC [+] -289109;1346282634;mircea_popescu;of kitchen apparel -289108;1346282642;mircea_popescu;our first product will be the world famous trendon cheese shaver -289107;1346282643;Wolf_L;lol -289106;1346282651;Wolf_L;Okay, Jay Leno. -289105;1346282654;mircea_popescu;im thinking of ipo on glbse ? -289104;1346282679;PsychoticBoy;cool ;) -289103;1346282724;mircea_popescu;it shaves cheeze! it shaves wood! -289102;1346282728;mircea_popescu;it shaves glass! -289101;1346282731;mircea_popescu;and there's nothing in the bowl! -289100;1346282735;usagi;Yellow cheese. White cheese. -289099;1346282747;asa;bitcoin cheese -289098;1346282750;usagi;Put 100% cheese in, get 7% cheese out. -289097;1346282756;mircea_popescu;grana pabtcana -289096;1346282760;Wolf_L;You can't explain that. -289095;1346282834;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 200 @ 0.1275 = 25.5 BTC [-] -289094;1346282857;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -289093;1346282858;gribble;Best bid: 10.761, Best ask: 10.76102, Bid-ask spread: 0.00002, Last trade: 10.76102, 24 hour volume: 65365, 24 hour low: 10.55, 24 hour high: 11.17001 -289092;1346282865;mircea_popescu;o hey, so basically threading water huh -289091;1346282963;smickles;;;bc,price -289090;1346282963;gribble;Next Price Estimate: 11.83655 | Next Price In About 2 days, 21 hours, 40 minutes, and 14 seconds -289089;1346282994;smickles;< Wolf_L> You can't explain that. << therefore: aliens? -289088;1346283014;Wolf_L;Aliens poisoned the cheese in Trendon Shaver's fridge. -289087;1346283031;Wolf_L;He ate said cheese and then began to mismanage BTCST funds. -289086;1346283040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 788 @ 0.00039139 = 0.3084 BTC [-] -289085;1346283040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00039164 = 6.2271 BTC [+] -289084;1346283041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20119 @ 0.00039312 = 7.9092 BTC [+] -289083;1346283043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14615 @ 0.00039399 = 5.7582 BTC [+] -289082;1346283053;mircea_popescu;!ticker gsdpt -289081;1346283076;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.00305] [Ask: 0.00339] [Spread: 0.00034] [Last: 0.00339] [24hVol: 102.36874472] [7dAvg: 0.00362555] -289080;1346283079;mircea_popescu;o hay lol -289079;1346283140;asa;what is the s.mpoe security? i'm not on mpex so I wouldn't know. -289078;1346283162;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.13787 BTC [+] -289077;1346283171;mircea_popescu;asa http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -289076;1346283182;mircea_popescu;basically the conglomeration of options trader + mpex -289075;1346283194;asa;ty sir! -289074;1346283236;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -289073;1346283248;smickles;gwaaa! glbse always seems to reroute me to that damn captcha, i have to put my username, pw, and auth token in multiple times just to access my account :P -289072;1346283271;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 13 @ 0.1735 = 2.2555 BTC [+] -289071;1346283272;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.175 = 4.375 BTC [+] -289070;1346283273;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.17899 = 0.358 BTC [+] -289069;1346283282;smickles;ug -289068;1346283285;smickles;and a gain, -289067;1346283292;smickles;*again -289066;1346283299;smickles;captcha captcha captcha -289065;1346283398;Doffx;Smickles -289064;1346283405;Doffx;Just click the top bar -289063;1346283442;Doffx;When it brings you to the page with the captcha, just click the Glbse icon on the top left -289062;1346283449;Doffx;it will then just bypass that -289061;1346283461;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10479 = 0.4192 BTC [+] -289060;1346283468;smickles;ok, but it sends me to the captcha page again Doffx -289059;1346283471;mircea_popescu;>.< -289058;1346283475;mircea_popescu;heck security is this ?! -289057;1346283487;Doffx;Odd, it just lets me log in lol -289056;1346283500;Doffx;As long as my cookie hasent expired anyhow -289055;1346283522;smickles;ok, I got in. literally after minutes of trying -289054;1346283525;Doffx;I log out at the end of the day so that it asks for my google auth later -289053;1346283531;smickles;for a fucking login -289052;1346283540;Doffx;Its a shitty login -289051;1346283550;smickles; -289050;1346283554;mircea_popescu;funny thing is... people whine about mpex being difficult. -289049;1346283563;Doffx;It takes me usually 4-5 tries to enter my google auth code -289048;1346283601;BTC-Mining;It always takes me one ... -289047;1346283603;Doffx;Its not difficult its confusing because of the layout, you need a good front end. -289046;1346283607;BTC-Mining;Maybe GLBSE likes me -289045;1346283658;BTC-Mining;Mircea doesn't believe in the almighty Front End. -289044;1346283658;Doffx;Really mpex is just so simple it appears confusing haha -289043;1346283685;mircea_popescu;the front end took a walk down the river ben -289042;1346283686;mircea_popescu;d -289041;1346283710;Doffx;Your bigger issue mircea_popescu is that girl alienated too many people early on -289040;1346283734;Doffx;she didn’t help the site much at all, she was right, but people dont like to be told they are wrong. -289039;1346283752;mircea_popescu;Doffx i was just discussing this in private as it happens -289038;1346283762;smickles;Doffx: mircea_popescu gave her a signed statement to tell people to "fuck off" -289037;1346283773;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=103623.msg1141603#msg1141603 read this thread, check out her references there -289036;1346283780;mircea_popescu;and then say with me : s/people/idiots -289035;1346283796;jcpham;should've gotten naked on forum thread -289034;1346283802;mircea_popescu;everyone's butthurt cause she told them back in april what they;re discovering now, in august. -289033;1346283814;mircea_popescu;and that was really hard to swallow then and is really hard to swallow now. -289032;1346283862;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.173 = 0.865 BTC [-] -289031;1346283907;mircea_popescu;giga was all whining at me to get rid of her "cause she reflects badly" and whatnot... well... let her reflect on me and let pirate reflect on them, tis fine i say. -289030;1346283922;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1249 = 0.9992 BTC [+] -289029;1346283989;Wolf_L;wait -289028;1346283995;Wolf_L;gigavps is a girl -289027;1346284002;jcpham;naked. on. forum. thread. -289026;1346284003;Doffx;It really doesn’t matter now, its not an 'm right, your wrong thing. She scared people off, and you spend a lot of time defending the actions when it could have been avoided. -289025;1346284004;mircea_popescu;nah, he's a married dude. -289024;1346284011;mircea_popescu;jcpham lol. she's hawt. -289023;1346284015;jcpham;:) -289022;1346284038;Wolf_L;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Articles_for_creation/Bitcoin_Savings_and_Trust -289021;1346284038;mircea_popescu;Doffx im not sure i follow. -289020;1346284045;Wolf_L;Please add whatever is needed -289019;1346284079;Doffx;The damage was done to the mpex image whether or not she was right, or whether you care. -289018;1346284102;mircea_popescu;what damage is this ? -289017;1346284115;Doffx;I think you would have got more people early on. -289016;1346284121;mircea_popescu;for free you mean ? -289015;1346284124;Doffx;I also think your fine not having those people. -289014;1346284128;BTC-Mining;Considerable damage is what it is. -289013;1346284129;jcpham;i think the forum is garbage -289012;1346284140;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining im trying to follow his thought here. -289011;1346284140;Doffx;For free and paid. -289010;1346284140;jcpham;and her actions have little consequwnce -289009;1346284158;mircea_popescu;jcpham well not everyone knows this. -289008;1346284189;jcpham;it is something everyone needs ot figure out on their own -289007;1346284227;mircea_popescu;come to think about it, how come you're not on my new invite only forum ? -289006;1346284233;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.000118 = 0.0006 BTC [-] -289005;1346284252;mircea_popescu;which people whined i should make and now aren't using :D -289004;1346284295;Doffx;I think wish mpex was the dominant exchange, I think all this PPT bs wouldnt be happening right now, and we would have way less bullshit offerings. -289003;1346284340;jcpham;tbh i pay attention to press and technical developments and not much else -289002;1346284344;jcpham;certainly no drama -289001;1346284355;Doffx;We might even have an Mpex front end too! -289000;1346284374;mircea_popescu;Doffx i guess you see the wisdom of having a 100k+ a month exchange BEFORE the frontend -288999;1346284380;mircea_popescu;people keep building things in the wrong order. -288998;1346284385;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 10 @ 0.16 = 1.6 BTC [+] -288997;1346284387;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.1505 = 0.903 BTC [-] -288996;1346284399;Doffx;I do, and I learned the hard way with Glbse. -288995;1346284401;mircea_popescu;but at any rate i'd have never approved pirate crap. -288994;1346284439;mircea_popescu;to have a business you gotta have a business model. -288993;1346284457;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.6001 = 3.6006 BTC [-] -288992;1346284459;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [-] -288991;1346284459;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.55 = 2.2 BTC [-] -288990;1346284860;kakobreklaa;22:50.49 ( mircea_popescu ) which people whined i should make and now aren't using :D -288989;1346284863;kakobreklaa;its always like that -288988;1346284894;mircea_popescu;yep. -288987;1346284920;mircea_popescu;i dont terribly mind, it was 15 minutes or w/e -288986;1346284974;kakobreklaa;can one change the template of the forum? -288985;1346284982;kakobreklaa;my eyes kinda hurt with this default one -288984;1346284993;JWU_42;yes -288983;1346285053;mircea_popescu;which forum you mean, btcf ? -288982;1346285108;kakobreklaa;yes -288981;1346285133;mircea_popescu;o, you can pick any theme you want and i'll install it. -288980;1346285135;mircea_popescu;jus say. -288979;1346285191;kakobreklaa;ok ill find onw -288978;1346285193;kakobreklaa;one -288977;1346285277;kakobreklaa;:D -288976;1346285306;kakobreklaa;im accually not at home atm so ill prolly send it tomorrow -288975;1346285500;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.06 = 0.18 BTC [+] -288974;1346285511;mircea_popescu;not any rush -288973;1346286043;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1045 = 1.045 BTC [-] -288972;1346286068;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 14 @ 0.06 = 0.84 BTC [+] -288971;1346286124;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.11 = 2.75 BTC [-] -288970;1346286172;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 2 @ 0.09999 = 0.2 BTC [+] -288969;1346286276;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1039 BTC [-] -288968;1346286436;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.811 BTC [-] -288967;1346286438;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [-] -288966;1346286439;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 5 @ 0.7803 = 3.9015 BTC [-] -288965;1346286440;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.7802 = 1.5604 BTC [-] -288964;1346286463;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 7 @ 0.5011 = 3.5077 BTC [+] -288963;1346286465;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.501 = 1.503 BTC [-] -288962;1346286944;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 6 @ 0.15449875 = 0.927 BTC [+] -288961;1346286972;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -288960;1346286973;gribble;Best bid: 10.76642, Best ask: 10.897, Bid-ask spread: 0.13058, Last trade: 10.897, 24 hour volume: 54516, 24 hour low: 10.55, 24 hour high: 11.134 -288959;1346287149;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 1 @ 0.31 BTC [+] -288958;1346287296;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2089 @ 0.00096924 = 2.0247 BTC [+] -288957;1346287298;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1693 @ 0.0009696 = 1.6415 BTC [+] -288956;1346287347;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00339 = 0.1017 BTC [+] -288955;1346287350;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.10449 = 1.2539 BTC [+] -288954;1346288055;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 18 @ 0.9999999 = 18 BTC [-] -288953;1346288412;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -288952;1346288423;mircea_popescu;bitfoo https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=35775.msg587428#msg587428 remember bakc in the day ? :D -288951;1346288797;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 15 @ 1.19739576 = 17.9609 BTC [+] -288950;1346288945;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.944 = 1.888 BTC [-] -288949;1346288975;assbot;[GLBSE] [TCC] 1 @ 0.0001 BTC [-] -288948;1346289020;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.9448 = 1.8896 BTC [+] -288947;1346289334;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.050999 BTC [+] -288946;1346289343;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10449 BTC [+] -288945;1346289418;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10449 = 0.209 BTC [+] -288944;1346290208;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.10449 = 0.6269 BTC [+] -288943;1346290237;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK] 39 @ 0.1 = 3.9 BTC [+] -288942;1346291040;mircea_popescu;http://oglaf.com/media/comic/overbite.jpg ahaha o god this is too funny -288941;1346291849;BTC-Mining;This comic website seems more pervert than funny or anything else... -288940;1346291861;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 50 @ 0.58999 = 29.4995 BTC [+] -288939;1346291911;mircea_popescu;well... de gustibus as they say -288938;1346291942;BTC-Mining;I personally recommend cyanide & happiness -288937;1346291943;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 50 @ 0.58999 = 29.4995 BTC [+] -288936;1346291957;mircea_popescu;i dun really liek them -288935;1346292301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00039125 = 1.3694 BTC [-] -288934;1346292387;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10449 BTC [+] -288933;1346292421;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 9 @ 0.01 = 0.09 BTC [+] -288932;1346293004;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8002 BTC [+] -288931;1346293005;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.80002 = 4.0001 BTC [-] -288930;1346293006;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [-] -288929;1346293007;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.78101 = 1.562 BTC [-] -288928;1346293008;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.781 = 7.029 BTC [-] -288927;1346293009;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 16 @ 0.78 = 12.48 BTC [-] -288926;1346293033;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 3000 @ 0.01 = 30 BTC -288925;1346293275;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10449 BTC [+] -288924;1346293280;BTCHero;seriously .78 -288923;1346293320;BTCHero;I've made a huge mistake -288922;1346293333;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00339 = 0.017 BTC [+] -288921;1346293505;mircea_popescu;im not entirely usre that's warranted. -288920;1346293515;mircea_popescu;yes, the guy was in pirate. nevertheless, he has farms and stuff. -288919;1346293543;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -288918;1346293545;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00064789 / 0.00085908 / 0.0009696 (405931 shares, 348.73 BTC), 30day: 0.00064789 / 0.00099327 / 0.00115139 (7468422 shares, 7,418.20 BTC) -288917;1346293554;mircea_popescu;whoa 64 ?! -288916;1346293555;mircea_popescu;jesus. -288915;1346293564;mircea_popescu;maybe there's more to this than i know. -288914;1346293589;BTCHero;him and pirate are buddies, but how/why does this affect the price of the share -288913;1346293626;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi "LIF.CX to me seemed like a ponzi, esp after I asked him about it. What I am wondering however is why did it go bad so soon? Even if this was designed to fail it should have lasted longer than this." remember that quote ? -288912;1346293626;BTCHero;I mean it is one of the few that are going to be worth something when/if asic hits right? -288911;1346293639;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure asic is next year's crop. -288910;1346293640;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.10449 = 5.2245 BTC [+] -288909;1346293658;mircea_popescu;i think maybe he's just gettying hit by a general flood of people from the sinking ship. -288908;1346293689;BTCHero;god damn gigavps making friends with the devil -288907;1346293730;mircea_popescu;people overvalue the surface of things these days -288906;1346293751;mircea_popescu;some douche talks nice to them, flatters them a little, wham, best of friends. -288905;1346293756;mircea_popescu;i blame the school system. -288904;1346293794;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [+] -288903;1346293907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30600 @ 0.00039125 = 11.9723 BTC [-] -288902;1346293908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00039225 = 1.0591 BTC [+] -288901;1346294222;dub;copumpkin had a lobotomy? -288900;1346294228;copumpkin;yup -288899;1346294237;dub;reversable apparently -288898;1346294245;mircea_popescu;who's honestbob anyway -288897;1346294267;dub;a seriously retarded forum user -288896;1346294280;mircea_popescu;o -288895;1346294294;mircea_popescu;speaking of forum users, someone should drag that loupgaroux character on irc -288894;1346294299;mircea_popescu;i think i'd pay for this. -288893;1346294310;dub;please don't -288892;1346294319;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12876 @ 0.00096573 = 12.4347 BTC [-] -288891;1346294321;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3350 @ 0.00095909 = 3.213 BTC [-] -288890;1346294326;mircea_popescu;why not ? -288889;1346294334;dub;he is a bag of dicks? -288888;1346294372;mircea_popescu;well who's a bag of vulvas ? -288887;1346294545;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.8749 = 6.1243 BTC [+] -288886;1346294581;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8749 = 3.4996 BTC [+] -288885;1346294582;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.875 = 3.5 BTC [+] -288884;1346294811;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.095 BTC [+] -288883;1346294813;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 19 @ 0.0953 = 1.8107 BTC [+] -288882;1346295032;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 85 @ 0.00339 = 0.2882 BTC [+] -288881;1346295068;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 3 @ 0.07999999 = 0.24 BTC [+] -288880;1346295290;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8689 = 4.3445 BTC [-] -288879;1346295302;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12600 @ 0.00095909 = 12.0845 BTC [-] -288878;1346295356;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.869 = 8.69 BTC [+] -288877;1346295506;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 550 @ 0.00095909 = 0.5275 BTC [-] -288876;1346295507;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 388 @ 0.00095695 = 0.3713 BTC [-] -288875;1346295878;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 29 @ 0.10449 = 3.0302 BTC [+] -288874;1346295879;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.1045 = 1.5675 BTC [+] -288873;1346295880;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 56 @ 0.10485 = 5.8716 BTC [+] -288872;1346295901;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 9 @ 0.9999999 = 9 BTC [-] -288871;1346295953;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1247 = 1.8705 BTC [-] -288870;1346296432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26700 @ 0.00039096 = 10.4386 BTC [-] -288869;1346296434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20108 @ 0.00039086 = 7.8594 BTC [-] -288868;1346296435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 292 @ 0.00039074 = 0.1141 BTC [-] -288867;1346296838;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00093699 = 1.4992 BTC [-] -288866;1346297200;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1429 @ 0.00092435 = 1.3209 BTC [-] -288865;1346297201;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3100 @ 0.00089278 = 2.7676 BTC [-] -288864;1346297405;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [+] -288863;1346298015;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=22032.0 reading this is so very amusing -288862;1346298020;mircea_popescu;i heartily recomend. -288861;1346298168;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1247 = 1.8705 BTC [-] -288860;1346298449;toffoo;mircea: been meaning to congratulate you, you were way ahead of the game on the pirate fiasco -288859;1346298473;toffoo;was your credit derivative the first major bet against pirate? -288858;1346298484;toffoo;I hope you didn't lose too much on that -288857;1346298503;toffoo;did you eventually make something back on his eventual (apparent) collapse? -288856;1346298507;mircea_popescu;toffoo actually i didn't lose anything, is the thing. -288855;1346298531;mircea_popescu;the way it played out, i sold the stuff, then the people with the passthroughs misstepped (i don't recall, i think announced 2k and issued 1k or something) -288854;1346298553;mircea_popescu;and so a major invested paniced and sold into my bid. i cleared ~1k -288853;1346298598;mircea_popescu;but at any rate, i just wish more people sat for a moment and thought things through. -288852;1346298604;mircea_popescu;lol coingenuity -288851;1346298617;toffoo;nice. always better to be lucky than smart is what I say ;) -288850;1346298624;mircea_popescu;i totally got lucky, is true. -288849;1346298641;mircea_popescu;after that... well... nobody wanted to touch it anymore really, volume was tiny. -288848;1346298662;toffoo;I remember considering buying some at the time, -288847;1346298686;toffoo;but some seemingly smart and well connected people around here were betting against you, -288846;1346298701;mircea_popescu;the true killer was that some people brought forth not really proof... but some indication of possible collusion. it became clear it's impossible to actually verify a default. -288845;1346298706;toffoo;with the argument that pirate would probably collapse "some day" .. but not "yet" -288844;1346298716;mircea_popescu;fact of the matter is, the guy who finally burst it weeks ago is not the first person who didn't get paid. -288843;1346298722;mircea_popescu;is just the first person who didn't swallow it. -288842;1346298857;mircea_popescu;toffoo were you invested btw ? -288841;1346298894;toffoo;I'm started to get pretty proud of myself ... -288840;1346298915;toffoo;so far, I've managed to swerve MyBitcoin, Bitcoinica, AND pirate -288839;1346298920;mircea_popescu;o wow. -288838;1346298927;mircea_popescu;im not sure there's five of us. -288837;1346298930;toffoo;haven't lost a bitcent to any -288836;1346298933;mircea_popescu;of course, i wasn't around during mybitcoin. -288835;1346298942;toffoo;I did lose 10 BTC to bitscalper though -288834;1346298951;mircea_popescu;i wasn't in that either. -288833;1346298966;mircea_popescu;hm. when was mybitcoin fiasco ? march 2011 ? -288832;1346298981;toffoo;no, I think you were around .. it wasn't that long ago -288831;1346298999;mircea_popescu;o you're right, it was august -288830;1346299007;mircea_popescu;like a year ago. jeez it seems like forever. -288829;1346299028;toffoo;actually, I did briefly try mybitcoin and bitcoinica … but I guess it was lucky I didn't stick around too long -288828;1346299069;mircea_popescu;well.. anyway, here's to hoping people are smarting but a lot smarter. -288827;1346299424;mircea_popescu;"Bitcoin is a new web-technology that enables people" -288826;1346299431;mircea_popescu;why do people confuse the web with the internet ? -288825;1346299582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32735 @ 0.00039225 = 12.8403 BTC [+] -288824;1346299584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22965 @ 0.00039399 = 9.048 BTC [+] -288823;1346299654;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16200 @ 0.00084201 = 13.6406 BTC [-] -288822;1346299655;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19300 @ 0.00083588 = 16.1325 BTC [-] -288821;1346299656;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00078132 = 1.172 BTC [-] -288820;1346299668;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10484 = 0.3145 BTC [-] -288819;1346299698;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: because one is a description of the other -288818;1346299716;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 4400 @ 0.0010088 = 4.4387 BTC [+] -288817;1346299717;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 9000 @ 0.00101 = 9.09 BTC [+] -288816;1346299718;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 100000 @ 0.0010105 = 101.05 BTC [+] -288815;1346299743;mircea_popescu;sorta like saying you're going to town in your boat -288814;1346299753;mircea_popescu;you mean car, but hey, they're means of transportation so it's ok -288813;1346299763;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 7292 @ 0.001015 = 7.4014 BTC [+] -288812;1346299764;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 20000 @ 0.0010155 = 20.31 BTC [+] -288811;1346299766;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 50000 @ 0.00101575 = 50.7875 BTC [+] -288810;1346299781;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 9607 @ 0.001045 = 10.0393 BTC [+] -288809;1346299782;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: analogy = auto fail -288808;1346299782;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 5800 @ 0.00105 = 6.09 BTC [+] -288807;1346299787;Azelphur;also bad analogy -288806;1346299799;mircea_popescu;why ? internet carries the web, it's the superset there. -288805;1346299818;Azelphur;what do you think the web is? -288804;1346299844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44408 @ 0.00039074 = 17.352 BTC [-] -288803;1346299845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19263 @ 0.00039013 = 7.5151 BTC [-] -288802;1346299849;mircea_popescu;it's not a matter of what i think. the web is the sum of all html documents and their connections (ie links). -288801;1346299871;mircea_popescu;it's implemented on the internet, sure, but that's irrelevant really. -288800;1346299903;Azelphur;I don't think that's correct at all (what does a web have to do with html documents) -288799;1346299911;mircea_popescu;thats what the web is lol. -288798;1346299926;Azelphur;the internet is laid out like a web, which is why the two terms are used synonymously -288797;1346299934;Azelphur;and web pages are web pages, they are not "the web" -288796;1346299938;mircea_popescu;well this'd happen to be a barbarism. -288795;1346299957;mircea_popescu;"The World Wide Web (abbreviated as WWW or W3, commonly known as the Web ), is a system of interlinked hypertext documents accessed via the Internet." -288794;1346299967;mircea_popescu;the final part is just typical wikipedia crud. -288793;1346299982;Azelphur;guess wikipedia has the final word :p -288792;1346299992;mircea_popescu;the web couild exist offline or whatever, it doesn't HAVE to be accessed through teh internet. -288791;1346299994;mircea_popescu;but anyway. -288790;1346300001;Azelphur;yea, your right -288789;1346300009;Azelphur;spose I answered your question anyway though, haha -288788;1346300036;mircea_popescu;:p -288787;1346300080;mircea_popescu;"today i learned..." -288786;1346300094;Azelphur;indeed -288785;1346300170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2693 @ 0.00039399 = 1.061 BTC [+] -288784;1346300170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16322 @ 0.00039401 = 6.431 BTC [+] -288783;1346300172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00039414 = 1.813 BTC [+] -288782;1346300173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 286 @ 0.00039443 = 0.1128 BTC [+] -288781;1346300174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36099 @ 0.000395 = 14.2591 BTC [+] -288780;1346300190;mircea_popescu;yes pls buy moar shares because i know what teh web is! ty internets! -288779;1346300985;mircea_popescu;o wow! i just went to register #mpex and i discovered... it was already registered -288778;1346300994;mircea_popescu;by me. in april. totally forgot doing it. -288777;1346301692;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8699 BTC [+] -288776;1346301819;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 8 @ 0.15185 = 1.2148 BTC [+] -288775;1346301916;Chaang-Noi;you should really move over there, would help us all out thanks -288774;1346302097;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i'm not the one you should be butthurt at. -288773;1346302181;Chaang-Noi;butthurt? not at all, ignoring your spam is not that much of a bother -288772;1346302217;mircea_popescu;eh go sell some pirate bonds why don't ya. -288771;1346302367;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 4 @ 0.178 = 0.712 BTC [-] -288770;1346302590;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 56 @ 0.1785 = 9.996 BTC [+] -288769;1346302616;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.1785 = 0.5355 BTC [+] -288768;1346343073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18464 @ 0.00038848 = 7.1729 BTC [-] -288767;1346343074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30700 @ 0.00038832 = 11.9214 BTC [-] -288766;1346343076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3536 @ 0.00038831 = 1.3731 BTC [-] -288765;1346343410;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 3 @ 0.1261 = 0.3783 BTC [-] -288764;1346343578;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 4 @ 0.014 = 0.056 BTC [-] -288763;1346343687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.0034 = 9.86 BTC [+] -288762;1346344087;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.00089379 = 0.2681 BTC [+] -288761;1346344201;mircea_popescu;As part of the global push to tax the rich, Britain is now debating an “emergency” wealth tax. But the idea has hit fierce opposition from conservatives, who say the “politics of envy” hasn’t made the country rich. -288760;1346344208;mircea_popescu;o hey. any brits wanna buy bitcoins ? -288759;1346344215;mircea_popescu;you can't tax "the rich" here. -288758;1346344234;kakobrekla;yes, this isnt microcash -288757;1346344238;kakobrekla;or whatever. -288756;1346344239;kakobrekla;;> -288755;1346344396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26900 @ 0.0003907 = 10.5098 BTC [+] -288754;1346344586;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is megacash! RAWR! -288753;1346344763;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1070 @ 0.00339 = 3.6273 BTC [+] -288752;1346344817;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4470 @ 0.0034 = 15.198 BTC [+] -288751;1346344948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15218 @ 0.0003907 = 5.9457 BTC [+] -288750;1346345020;smickles;lol -288749;1346345071;smickles;reading the log, i feel like i read "bullshit, there arn't bitcoin asset brokers. Name 3" mircea_popescu is a fag -288734;1346345647;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 9 @ 0.165 = 1.485 BTC [+] -288733;1346345649;mircea_popescu;rg http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134202169416.png -288732;1346345686;mircea_popescu;there is something i don't understand here tho. if i ihad the option of using a website or talking to a person, i'd chose the later. -288731;1346345703;rg;not everyone is a chatty catht -288730;1346345705;rg;cathy* -288729;1346345762;mircea_popescu;but i mean, all soets of companies have customer suippoirt phones. -288728;1346345771;mircea_popescu;what does everyone want to do ? TALK TO A PERSON!!! -288727;1346345817;rg;i dont -288726;1346345920;mircea_popescu;hm -288725;1346345925;mircea_popescu;maybe i'm just weird. -288724;1346345959;rg;you're just an old lady -288723;1346345962;rg;who cant get with the times -288722;1346346138;smickles;rg: i am working on the minimum viable product right now, so usable and 'done' are almost the same. To answer your question. If I can put some good work in, i'd say 6 days to mvp -288721;1346346154;mircea_popescu;rg possibly. -288720;1346346164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 769 @ 0.00038819 = 0.2985 BTC [-] -288719;1346346164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6831 @ 0.00038809 = 2.651 BTC [-] -288718;1346346165;smickles;and rg, if this does well, i'll need a dedi -288717;1346346180;smickles;and probably some advise -288716;1346346185;mircea_popescu;pity rg doesn't have any dedis. -288715;1346346188;smickles;but i don't know what advice yet -288714;1346346195;mircea_popescu;and doesn't know shit about it -288713;1346346196;mircea_popescu;:D -288712;1346346313;rg;i have plenty of dedis -288711;1346346320;smickles;mircea_popescu: i bet you'd like how i'm devoping this thing -288710;1346346325;rg;i just dont have any low end ones -288709;1346346344;rg;low end being under 4gb ram, less than 2 cores -288708;1346346353;mircea_popescu;o, rg is elitist. -288707;1346346357;smickles;i'm taking the perspective that i should make a web ui that fits my needs to service people who 'call me' -288706;1346346373;mircea_popescu;that's an ideea. -288705;1346346374;smickles;so i'll still be available to be called -288704;1346346396;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1785 BTC [+] -288703;1346346397;smickles;and the people who don't want to call, can use the web ui -288702;1346346471;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [+] -288701;1346346527;smickles;senario: someone call me and asks for 100 call, 10 strike, expiring next month. -288700;1346346550;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 32 @ 0.0154 = 0.4928 BTC [+] -288699;1346346556;smickles;if i have my web ui setup to where it's darn easy to enter that order, -288698;1346346561;mircea_popescu;so sorta like a form to email you ? -288697;1346346568;smickles;then someone else should be able to use it too -288696;1346346661;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 20 @ 0.0095 = 0.19 BTC [-] -288695;1346346663;smickles;not really like a form to email me, more like navagate to the page wihe the button that says "BUY X CALLS" with input for x and the details of the the call -288694;1346346675;smickles;market>options>specific option -288693;1346346683;smickles;input 100, hit buy -288692;1346346758;smickles;the only differenc between my account and a user's account, is that i can set my actions to affect a user's account -288691;1346346773;smickles;and the user can only affect their account -288690;1346346901;mircea_popescu;o that's an interesting approach. -288689;1346347758;EB250;not good: https://community.rapid7.com/community/metasploit/blog/2012/08/27/lets-start-the-week-with-a-new-java-0day -288688;1346348079;mircea_popescu;EB250 ya someone mentioned it here back then -288687;1346348489;MrTiggr;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Pirateat40 << teehee ... Chaang-Noi , its not filled in yet :D have yerself some spleen-venting fun :D -288686;1346348525;Chaang-Noi;:) -288685;1346348532;Chaang-Noi;i did not even know of that site -288684;1346348543;Chaang-Noi;im going to wait until matthews bet to do anything -288683;1346348550;Chaang-Noi;the 9th -288682;1346348567;MrTiggr;;) its new .. (is me and a few others :D) -288681;1346348577;MrTiggr;gotta chronicle the lulz somehow -288680;1346348605;Chaang-Noi;yeah its cool -288679;1346348613;Chaang-Noi;ill book mark it:) -288678;1346348620;MrTiggr;:D thx -288677;1346348630;smickles;"Bitcoin is currently accepted in exchange for alpaca socks[2] and carrots[3], but you can also buy toilet paper on MtGox." -288676;1346348633;smickles;:D -288675;1346348640;MrTiggr;^^ anyone else too, have some fun; take it out on a wiki, not the forums :P -288674;1346348642;Chaang-Noi;:) -288673;1346348888;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -288672;1346348889;gribble;Best bid: 10.75, Best ask: 10.8488, Bid-ask spread: 0.09880, Last trade: 10.75, 24 hour volume: 36164, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 10.98888 -288671;1346348909;mircea_popescu;ahaha there's an ed for btc now ? -288670;1346348998;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr so how do i edit it ? -288669;1346349026;MrTiggr;yu will need an account -288668;1346349031;MrTiggr;simple sign up -288667;1346349032;mircea_popescu;ewgh. -288666;1346349045;mircea_popescu;i don't want an account. let anon express itself! -288665;1346349051;MrTiggr;if yud rather post copy to me, ill happily put it up :D -288664;1346349067;mircea_popescu;lol k -288663;1346349096;smickles;heh, now there's even bitcoin ed brokers -288662;1346349103;MrTiggr;AHAHAHAHAHAH -288661;1346349107;MrTiggr;smickles++ -288660;1346349440;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu -288659;1346349452;smickles;i've only just started, but it's accurate at least -288658;1346349470;mircea_popescu;ahaha -288657;1346349511;mircea_popescu;you need to enlist the help of some people on the forum. -288656;1346349536;smickles;mircea_popescu: but they would ruin the article by lying about you -288655;1346349560;mircea_popescu;let lies compete! -288654;1346349626;mircea_popescu;omg. MrTiggr i notice that offensive site of yours contains libelous and defamatory content about me! I SUE YOU -288653;1346349640;MrTiggr;hehehehe -288652;1346349645;MrTiggr;yu are fictional -288651;1346349651;MrTiggr;read the disclaimer ;) -288650;1346349655;mircea_popescu;ono. -288649;1346349659;mircea_popescu;internet is serious business. -288648;1346349663;Chaang-Noi;can we upload photos? -288647;1346349667;MrTiggr;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu -288646;1346349676;MrTiggr;and yes yu can upload afaik -288645;1346349683;MrTiggr;:D enjoi -288644;1346349693;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi give me nice tits you hear ? -288643;1346349698;MrTiggr;smickles++ u crack me up dood -288642;1346349703;mircea_popescu;none of that 1/2 A cup you got there in thailand. -288641;1346349704;MrTiggr;hehehehehehehe -288640;1346349713;MrTiggr;give "his effigy" nice tits -288639;1346349737;Chaang-Noi;wish i had more energy, i will ahve fun with this -288638;1346349744;MrTiggr;its a spleen-soma :D -288637;1346349745;Chaang-Noi;but not tonight, peace all -288636;1346349750;MrTiggr;nn goat -288635;1346349789;mircea_popescu;there should be borat somewhere there -288634;1346349795;MrTiggr;hehehehe -288633;1346349809;mircea_popescu;hey smickles i designate this as my official ab image : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13463383356.jpg -288632;1346350049;Chaang-Noi;where is the goats on the boats page? -288631;1346350068;Chaang-Noi;iv gota photo to upload -288630;1346350207;Chaang-Noi;MrTiggr please upload this photo to the goat on a boat page http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j343/TyGrrTech/f58b08402757.jpg thanks :) -288629;1346350315;jcpham;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Bitcoin -288628;1346350339;jcpham;this is correct -288627;1346350367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00038988 = 3.7039 BTC [+] -288626;1346350416;MrTiggr;lol ... ill get onto it now, goat -288625;1346350677;smickles;aw, internal error on upload of that pic -288624;1346350684;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5529 @ 0.00089275 = 4.936 BTC [-] -288623;1346350686;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4941 @ 0.00087952 = 4.3457 BTC [-] -288622;1346350731;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr needs a dedi -288621;1346350731;smickles;Could not create directory "mwstore://local-backend/local-public". -288620;1346350759;MrTiggr;lol -288619;1346350768;MrTiggr;i'll get the admin onto it -288618;1346350780;MrTiggr;(yu think i have enuf energy to maintain a mediawiki ppfft) -288617;1346350827;MrTiggr;:D he's on it -288616;1346351025;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 26 @ 0.0034 = 0.0884 BTC [+] -288615;1346351089;MrTiggr;smickles: try agin now -288614;1346351265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17568 @ 0.00038763 = 6.8099 BTC [-] -288613;1346351267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2032 @ 0.00038673 = 0.7858 BTC [-] -288612;1346351357;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.09 = 1.35 BTC [+] -288611;1346351739;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 6 @ 0.9 = 5.4 BTC [-] -288610;1346351810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26168 @ 0.00038673 = 10.12 BTC [-] -288609;1346351812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29233 @ 0.00038663 = 11.3024 BTC [-] -288608;1346351817;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1179 = 0.2358 BTC [-] -288607;1346351872;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.87 = 5.22 BTC [-] -288606;1346351957;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 5 @ 0.97 = 4.85 BTC [+] -288605;1346351986;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 87 @ 0.0095 = 0.8265 BTC [-] -288604;1346352235;bitfoo;mircea_popescu, lol, good old Peter Lambert -288603;1346352277;mircea_popescu;bitfoo indeed. -288602;1346352289;bitfoo;why are you digging up old threads anyway? -288601;1346352305;bitfoo;I thought you hated the forums :) -288600;1346352315;mircea_popescu;well, irl i'm a business consultant, but by my actual education i'm an philosopher/anthropologist -288599;1346352325;mircea_popescu;so it's a little bit of academic curiosity. -288598;1346352328;bitfoo;aha -288597;1346352344;bitfoo;interesting -288596;1346352358;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is actually old enough to be treated as an extinct culture if one's so inclined. -288595;1346352367;bitfoo;lol -288594;1346352373;mircea_popescu;why not, you know ? -288593;1346352377;mircea_popescu;some people solve crosswords. -288592;1346352379;bitfoo;yeah, it *does* seem like ages ago -288591;1346352397;mircea_popescu;and for that matter, i loathe the press, too -288590;1346352408;mircea_popescu;but i do read it. just, i keep everything for a few years first. -288589;1346352418;mircea_popescu;i normally read newspapers from like the late 2000s atm. -288588;1346352420;bitfoo;hahaha -288587;1346352425;mircea_popescu;i'm not even kidding. -288586;1346352429;bitfoo;that way it's "history" and not "news" -288585;1346352432;mircea_popescu;you;d be amazed how informative it is. -288584;1346352432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5867 @ 0.00038663 = 2.2684 BTC [-] -288583;1346352433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42133 @ 0.00038639 = 16.2798 BTC [-] -288582;1346352440;bitfoo;lol -288581;1346352446;bitfoo;that's not a bad idea -288580;1346352499;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 5 @ 0.97 = 4.85 BTC [+] -288579;1346352544;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 6 @ 0.9 = 5.4 BTC [-] -288578;1346352687;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 5 @ 0.97 = 4.85 BTC [+] -288577;1346352824;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [-] -288576;1346352904;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4000 @ 0.0034 = 13.6 BTC [+] -288575;1346352964;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [+] -288574;1346353005;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 33 @ 0.9 = 29.7 BTC [-] -288573;1346353041;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 6 @ 1.05 = 6.3 BTC [+] -288572;1346353171;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1179 = 1.7685 BTC [-] -288571;1346353258;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.165 = 0.33 BTC [+] -288570;1346353924;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.82621 = 3.3048 BTC [-] -288569;1346353926;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.82611 = 7.435 BTC [-] -288568;1346353927;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.826 = 3.304 BTC [-] -288567;1346354088;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1199 = 0.2398 BTC [-] -288566;1346354148;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.87 = 17.4 BTC [-] -288565;1346354153;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -288564;1346354225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21767 @ 0.00038639 = 8.4106 BTC [-] -288563;1346354226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34811 @ 0.00038633 = 13.4485 BTC [-] -288562;1346354324;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 1 @ 0.36 BTC [-] -288561;1346354347;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 55 @ 0.37999999 = 20.9 BTC [+] -288560;1346354362;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [+] -288559;1346354380;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [+] -288558;1346354424;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 28 @ 0.7 = 19.6 BTC [+] -288557;1346354462;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 75 @ 0.75 = 56.25 BTC [+] -288556;1346354511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7401 @ 0.00038988 = 2.8855 BTC [+] -288555;1346354513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19959 @ 0.00039142 = 7.8124 BTC [+] -288554;1346354514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00039417 = 1.4584 BTC [+] -288553;1346354514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25415 @ 0.00039584 = 10.0603 BTC [+] -288552;1346354587;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [+] -288551;1346354588;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 12 @ 0.08 = 0.96 BTC [+] -288550;1346354610;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.06 = 0.12 BTC [-] -288549;1346354644;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 50 @ 0.0095 = 0.475 BTC [-] -288548;1346354670;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 15 @ 0.0095 = 0.1425 BTC [-] -288547;1346354709;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.0095 = 0.019 BTC [-] -288546;1346354727;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.0095 BTC [-] -288545;1346354870;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.1785 = 1.785 BTC [+] -288544;1346354905;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 10000 @ 0.00012189 = 1.2189 BTC [+] -288543;1346355004;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [+] -288542;1346355017;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.12501 = 1.2501 BTC [-] -288541;1346355019;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 90 @ 0.125 = 11.25 BTC [-] -288540;1346355054;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.125 = 1.25 BTC [-] -288539;1346355099;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 14 @ 0.1378 = 1.9292 BTC [+] -288538;1346355212;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 40 @ 0.13786 = 5.5144 BTC [+] -288537;1346355374;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 20 @ 0.13786 = 2.7572 BTC [+] -288536;1346355611;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 19 @ 1 = 19 BTC [+] -288535;1346355613;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -288534;1346355614;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -288533;1346355615;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [+] -288532;1346355617;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 74 @ 1 = 74 BTC [+] -288531;1346355626;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -288530;1346355827;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1000 @ 0.01 = 10 BTC -288529;1346355959;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1199 = 0.7194 BTC [-] -288528;1346355961;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 40 @ 0.0623 = 2.492 BTC [-] -288527;1346356209;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 37 @ 0.1071 = 3.9627 BTC [-] -288526;1346356211;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 63 @ 0.107 = 6.741 BTC [-] -288525;1346356278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00038959 = 8.2593 BTC [-] -288524;1346356306;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 3 @ 0.0159 = 0.0477 BTC [+] -288523;1346356344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27692 @ 0.00038959 = 10.7885 BTC [-] -288522;1346356357;smickles;hmm, so are ppt operators getting legal bs on their asses? -288521;1346356447;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P060T] 7 @ 0.02669781 = 0.1869 BTC [+] -288520;1346356617;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1179 = 0.7074 BTC [+] -288519;1346356640;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 31 @ 0.12001 = 3.7203 BTC [-] -288518;1346356666;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 100 @ 0.12 = 12 BTC [-] -288517;1346356699;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 590 @ 0.115 = 67.85 BTC [-] -288516;1346356719;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1179 BTC [-] -288515;1346356869;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.13784 = 1.3784 BTC [+] -288514;1346356952;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -288513;1346356952;gribble;Best bid: 10.763, Best ask: 10.7999, Bid-ask spread: 0.03690, Last trade: 10.8, 24 hour volume: 40575, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 10.98888 -288512;1346357101;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.927 = 1.854 BTC [+] -288511;1346357102;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 11 @ 0.9299 = 10.2289 BTC [+] -288510;1346357104;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.9448 BTC [+] -288509;1346357105;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 4 @ 0.945 = 3.78 BTC [+] -288508;1346357145;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.945 BTC [+] -288507;1346357752;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.8299 = 4.9794 BTC [+] -288506;1346357753;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 54 @ 0.83 = 44.82 BTC [+] -288505;1346357883;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 16 @ 0.1 = 1.6 BTC [-] -288504;1346357941;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 42 @ 0.06 = 2.52 BTC [-] -288503;1346357966;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5088 BTC [+] -288502;1346358036;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 14 @ 0.08 = 1.12 BTC [-] -288501;1346358049;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 16 @ 0.06 = 0.96 BTC [-] -288500;1346358080;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.07 = 0.35 BTC [-] -288499;1346358281;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 86 @ 0.08 = 6.88 BTC [-] -288498;1346358350;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 30 @ 0.07 = 2.1 BTC [-] -288497;1346358646;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 37 @ 0.07 = 2.59 BTC [-] -288496;1346358775;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10700 @ 0.00088603 = 9.4805 BTC [+] -288495;1346358776;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4500 @ 0.00087952 = 3.9578 BTC [-] -288494;1346358796;usagi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104489.msg1146869#msg1146869 -288493;1346359006;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9023 @ 0.00089379 = 8.0647 BTC [+] -288492;1346359007;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2634 @ 0.00089803 = 2.3654 BTC [+] -288491;1346359009;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8843 @ 0.00090488 = 8.0019 BTC [+] -288490;1346359106;rg;usagi -288489;1346359109;rg;if you actually need those LTC -288488;1346359111;rg;i can sell em to you -288487;1346359120;usagi;Hey, I got it -288486;1346359128;usagi;Thanks I was just panicking because I didn't know what to do -288485;1346359134;rg;you got em already? -288484;1346359135;rg;ok -288483;1346359141;usagi;i ended up buying 500 btc ^^ -288482;1346359168;usagi;i mean -288481;1346359170;usagi;litecoins -288480;1346359498;smickles;oh usagi -288479;1346359506;smickles;i've been meaning to ask -288478;1346359545;smickles;i know s2cm is small beans, but we'll prolly want some kinde of insurance on the funds we place -288477;1346359548;smickles;and -288476;1346359586;usagi;I wouldn't say anything smickles does is small beans. You're well-respected around these parts -288475;1346359605;smickles;as i'm a broker, do you offer security investor protection? -288474;1346359616;smickles;or something similar -288473;1346359639;usagi;You mean for your passthroughs? -288472;1346359685;usagi;I'm not sure what you mean -288471;1346359730;usagi;A shareholder protection agreement would protect investors in ss if the broker/dealer relationship failed -288470;1346359774;smickles;usagi: well, i hold various assets on behalf of people (outside of mpoeetf and ss) -288469;1346359784;smickles;suppose the exchange up and runs -288468;1346359791;usagi;it would depend on what you wanted protection from. if you wanted protection from something happening wrt glbse or mpex or protection on a particular asset that would be different -288467;1346359797;smickles;i should have insurance to refund my clients -288466;1346359860;usagi;But if the exchange up and runs your agreement with individual companies does not change -288465;1346359895;smickles;also, it should cover my clients in the even i can't perform my duties to them -288464;1346359905;usagi;Brokers merely hold securities for you on your behalf -288463;1346359915;usagi;Well I guess it would depend on what exchange -288462;1346359924;mircea_popescu;now this is interesting. im curious how much mpex insurance costs. -288461;1346359928;usagi;some exchanges are cheaper to insure than others ^^ -288460;1346359938;usagi;Well, I don't have your dox mircea -288459;1346359948;usagi;so I would have to hunt you down, and that could be expensive -288458;1346359959;mircea_popescu;usagi lol, i'd expect the exchange which lists mostly scam assets would be VERY expensive. -288457;1346359962;smickles;also, i should have coverage in the sense of protecting my clients from myself -288456;1346359972;mircea_popescu;smickles that part can't be done smickles. -288455;1346359982;mircea_popescu;copumpkin worked on it for a while, but it just doesn't work. -288454;1346359989;usagi;I act on the information I have on my desk. -288453;1346359995;copumpkin;? -288452;1346360000;copumpkin;oh, insurance? -288451;1346360002;mircea_popescu;copumpkin weren't yea -288450;1346360004;usagi;Some of which is priveledged to me as the guy who runs CPA -288449;1346360025;copumpkin;yeah, I realized I didn't want to diversify coverage enough to make it work, and the legal issues with CDSes in particular were too annoying -288448;1346360040;copumpkin;but mostly, insurance is only really worth it if you have a really wide uncorrelated portfolio of insured things -288447;1346360049;smickles;wikipedia on traditional security investor protection " It protects investors in certain securities from financial harm if a broker-dealer fails. It does not protect against losses in the securities markets, identity theft, or other 3rd-party fraud." -288446;1346360049;usagi;Well smickles -288445;1346360056;mircea_popescu;as far as i recall the main problem was you couldn't insure against X person cause he could just buy that insurance secretly and then default -288444;1346360058;usagi;The flavor of the month is the shareholder protection agreement. -288443;1346360062;usagi;If an exchange bolted -288442;1346360066;usagi;we could step in and cover your loss. -288441;1346360071;usagi;Since it would be out of your control -288440;1346360085;usagi;If you want full coverage it would depend on the amount you're covering -288439;1346360091;usagi;Probably 1% a month -288438;1346360092;usagi;Round number :p -288437;1346360117;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: that was a problem, but the main issue for profit vs. risk assumed is diverfisifcation -288436;1346360135;copumpkin;you're taking on the same risk as a lender/investor as an insurer -288435;1346360135;mircea_popescu;niceword there :D -288434;1346360146;copumpkin;it doesn't make sense for you to accept less reward than a direct investor -288433;1346360152;copumpkin;UNLESS you can do so all over the place -288432;1346360154;mircea_popescu;i guess this is true yea. -288431;1346360155;smickles;usagi: alrigh then, thanks for the primer :) -288430;1346360157;copumpkin;becasue you don't need to pony up cash up front -288429;1346360163;copumpkin;which is what allows you to diversify like crazy -288428;1346360165;usagi;Smickles; I think a much better form of insurance for a fund is nav insurance. -288427;1346360182;usagi;We agree to (for example) 100 payments of 5 bitcoins a week, in return for a (say) 400 BTC line of credit. -288426;1346360183;mircea_popescu;nav insurance ?! you can't possibly be offering that ?! -288425;1346360201;usagi;It would indemnify your fund against short term capital loss. -288424;1346360232;copumpkin;so the main benefit of selling investment insurance over investing directly is that you don't need to provide money, because the risk profile is identical. This lets you invest in a million different things, and assume way more liability than you're worth (ultimate leverage), which is only sane to do if your investments are uncorrelated -288423;1346360236;usagi;mircea; the owner of an options exchange should know better :p -288422;1346360275;usagi;I could just as well sell smickles an option to buy out his fund at a certain strike price. -288421;1346360281;usagi;happens all the time. -288420;1346360295;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11890 @ 0.00090488 = 10.759 BTC [+] -288419;1346360297;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1410 @ 0.0009075 = 1.2796 BTC [+] -288418;1346360310;usagi;BTW we have sold a few options contracts and paid out on one already -288417;1346360318;usagi;we bought 1,000 shares of BMMO at .145 back when it was 0.08 -288416;1346360318;mircea_popescu;how exactly do you evaluate the volatility of a stock that existed for less than a year ? -288415;1346360335;copumpkin;me or usagi? -288414;1346360341;mircea_popescu;usagi -288413;1346360349;usagi;mircea_popescu; That practice is known as "ratemaking" in the insurance biz, mircea -288412;1346360361;usagi;it's not so complex but requires a detailed analysis. -288411;1346360361;mircea_popescu;i'm in awe of the irresponsible stuff that passes for finance. -288410;1346360370;mircea_popescu;usagi you're on very shaky ground here. -288409;1346360378;usagi;Well it looks irresponsible but you really don't know anything about it. -288408;1346360384;mircea_popescu;o yea ? -288407;1346360391;usagi;It's actually backed up on some very interesting statistics -288406;1346360394;mircea_popescu;i see. -288405;1346360405;mircea_popescu;so let's see, mpoe.etf is a fund that's worth ~1800 btc atm ? -288404;1346360407;usagi;copumpkin just said half of it -288403;1346360415;mircea_popescu;how much does it cost me to buy 1800 of btc insurance agaisnt their nav ? -288402;1346360443;usagi;So you wanna short them. -288401;1346360451;usagi;? -288400;1346360474;mircea_popescu;no, i just want to show you that you're irresponsible. you sell me the insurance, i go put a block of 50mn shares of my own stock at half the current implied price and i've taken you out. -288399;1346360484;mircea_popescu;please learn your fuckinglessons from the pirate fiasco. -288398;1346360486;usagi;Lol -288397;1346360495;mircea_popescu;lesson number one is that if you think you know more finance than me you're an idiot. -288396;1346360509;usagi;You're not very smart. -288395;1346360515;mircea_popescu;lesson number two is that you don't go by what you read in some wikipedia article about what happens irl. -288394;1346360518;mircea_popescu;that's not how finance works. -288393;1346360525;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 490 @ 0.0009075 = 0.4447 BTC [+] -288392;1346360526;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4710 @ 0.0009155 = 4.312 BTC [+] -288391;1346360549;usagi;You are getting agitated because I run an insurance company. That's it. You need to relax. -288390;1346360566;usagi;All in all we completely broke even on pirate -288389;1346360568;mircea_popescu;why do people do this ?! -288388;1346360571;mircea_popescu;it boggles. -288387;1346360578;usagi;Even after I pay out the last 1100 coin contract remaining -288386;1346360587;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 50 @ 0.9 = 45 BTC [-] -288385;1346360633;rg;okay usagi, i have a couple thousand if you need em -288384;1346360642;rg;i usually dont sell til i get to around 8500 -288383;1346360646;rg;but difficulty has gone up so much -288382;1346360651;rg;8500 used to be 1/2 week -288381;1346360653;rg;now its like 3.5 -288380;1346360668;usagi;rg thanks I am planning to buy them off you for my hot new killer app soon -288379;1346360684;usagi;I could buy as many as 5000 -288378;1346360686;rg;sure hopefully ill have more by then -288377;1346360692;rg;you could buy off chang too -288376;1346360696;rg;chang has a shitload of ltc -288375;1346360699;rg;way more than me -288374;1346360710;usagi;ouch. -288373;1346360722;usagi;hehe -288372;1346360729;usagi;I have a plan for that soon -288371;1346360741;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Main:Current_events -288370;1346360744;usagi;One I finish my new interactive fiction masterpeice! -288369;1346360756;rg;i wrote a screenplay about bitcoin -288368;1346360759;usagi;once* -288367;1346360767;rg;i never let anyone read it tho -288366;1346360784;rg;basically the US collapses and joins the european union -288365;1346360793;rg;and the underground citizens start using bitcoin -288364;1346360801;rg;to avoid being tracked/taxed by the govt -288363;1346360828;rg;cause the EU has turned into a fourth reicht type thing -288362;1346360831;rg;its ... not very good -288361;1346360844;usagi;needs more desu. -288360;1346360850;rg;its just not an original idea -288359;1346360862;usagi;I have an idea -288358;1346360863;rg;Canada ends up nuking the EU -288357;1346360867;rg;(spoiler alert) -288356;1346360874;usagi;You could have the EU flee to the moon -288355;1346360875;kakobrekla;lol -288354;1346360883;kakobrekla;is this endoftheworld.swf ? -288353;1346360884;usagi;and build a moon base, and then 50 years later come back and invade -288352;1346360887;rg;the canadian union is umm -288351;1346360893;rg;iceland, canada, and alask -288350;1346360895;rg;a -288349;1346360899;rg;its been a while since i read it -288348;1346360904;kakobrekla;(if you are not familliar http://www.endofworld.net/ ) -288347;1346360907;usagi;And during this time madagascar has become the center of world trade and finace. -288346;1346360920;rg;in my screen play -288345;1346360924;rg;all the african countries get renamed -288344;1346360926;rg;to european names -288343;1346360946;rg;OH i forgot the best part -288342;1346360954;rg;the fourth reicht, they dont kill minorities -288341;1346360958;rg;they have a machine that turns themwhite -288340;1346360965;kakobrekla;lol -288339;1346360982;rg;and all the characters in the book are IRC people -288338;1346360987;rg;vragnaroda is in it -288337;1346360993;rg;nanotube is in it -288336;1346361002;rg;mircea_popescu is the nigerian ambassador -288335;1346361006;rg;nigera aka Denmark2 -288334;1346361017;rg;we start filming in a month -288333;1346361019;mircea_popescu;o i can has ambassador sahs ? -288332;1346361656;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13800 @ 0.00089791 = 12.3912 BTC [-] -288331;1346361717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1426 @ 0.00038888 = 0.5545 BTC [-] -288330;1346361759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18964 @ 0.00038888 = 7.3747 BTC [-] -288329;1346361965;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7900 @ 0.00089791 = 7.0935 BTC [-] -288328;1346362175;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.06 = 0.48 BTC [-] -288327;1346362779;Anduck;hey guys -288326;1346362783;Anduck;who is payb.tc in irc? -288325;1346362786;Anduck;do he use irc? -288324;1346362791;Anduck;anyone know anything about him ? -288323;1346362805;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1102 = 0.8816 BTC [-] -288322;1346362806;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1101 = 0.9909 BTC [-] -288321;1346362807;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1101 = 3.9636 BTC [-] -288320;1346362808;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.11 = 0.77 BTC [-] -288319;1346362934;Wolf_L;NOPE -288318;1346362936;Wolf_L;;;ticker -288317;1346362936;gribble;Best bid: 10.75001, Best ask: 10.76998, Bid-ask spread: 0.01997, Last trade: 10.8, 24 hour volume: 37351, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 10.93199 -288316;1346362944;Wolf_L;Still on 10.75 -288315;1346362948;Wolf_L;what a load of bollocks -288314;1346362963;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 65 @ 0.01 = 0.65 BTC -288313;1346362963;exahash;buy some, it'll go up higher -288312;1346362988;Wolf_L;;;market buy 50000 -288311;1346362990;gribble;A market order to buy 50000 bitcoins right now would take 577471.3123 USD and would take the last price up to 12.2157 USD, resulting in an average price of 11.5494 USD/BTC. -288310;1346363000;Wolf_L;;;market buy 100000 -288309;1346363002;gribble;A market order to buy 100000 bitcoins right now would take 1265845.2707 USD and would take the last price up to 15.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 12.6585 USD/BTC. -288308;1346363010;Wolf_L;;;market buy 200000 -288307;1346363011;gribble;This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 150447.71 bitcoins, for a total of 1112962330.6030 USD and take the price to 1000000000.0000. -288306;1346363018;exahash;I could live iwth that -288305;1346363019;exahash;with -288304;1346363029;Wolf_L;;;market buy 150000 -288303;1346363031;gribble;A market order to buy 150000 bitcoins right now would take 43206514.1319 USD and would take the last price up to 100000.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 288.0434 USD/BTC. -288302;1346363036;Wolf_L;lol -288301;1346363038;exahash;do it! -288300;1346363271;mircea_popescu;lol ya -288299;1346363278;mircea_popescu;do it. do it. -288298;1346363494;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -288297;1346363496;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -288296;1346363553;Wolf_L;;;market buy 120000 -288295;1346363555;gribble;A market order to buy 120000 bitcoins right now would take 1575702.1023 USD and would take the last price up to 17.5900 USD, resulting in an average price of 13.1309 USD/BTC. -288294;1346363561;Wolf_L;;;market buy 130000 -288293;1346363563;gribble;A market order to buy 130000 bitcoins right now would take 1768377.5390 USD and would take the last price up to 20.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 13.6029 USD/BTC. -288292;1346363577;Wolf_L;;;market buy 140000 -288291;1346363578;gribble;A market order to buy 140000 bitcoins right now would take 2019344.0324 USD and would take the last price up to 30.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 14.4239 USD/BTC. -288290;1346363604;Wolf_L;So you could buy up to $30 at a $14 average -288289;1346363611;Wolf_L;Sell them at $30 if possible -288288;1346363622;Wolf_L;and profit even if it goes down a little -288287;1346363648;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.11 = 4.4 BTC [+] -288286;1346363722;EskimoBob;;;market sell 50000 -288285;1346363724;gribble;A market order to sell 50000 bitcoins right now would net 486057.6760 USD and would take the last price down to 9.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 9.7212 USD/BTC. -288284;1346363755;EskimoBob;;;market sell 500000 -288283;1346363757;gribble;A market order to sell 500000 bitcoins right now would net 1969654.2931 USD and would take the last price down to 1.1500 USD, resulting in an average price of 3.9393 USD/BTC. -288282;1346363773;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.1785 = 0.5355 BTC [+] -288281;1346363844;Wolf_L;Anybody have GMVT-BOT to lend out? -288280;1346363858;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [+] -288279;1346363859;mircea_popescu;Wolf_L these things aren't very accurate you know. more orders would spring up -288278;1346363895;Wolf_L;True. The exchange is too slow. -288277;1346364083;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.10099999 BTC [+] -288276;1346364184;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 101 @ 0.08 = 8.08 BTC [+] -288275;1346364459;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1540 @ 0.00089351 = 1.376 BTC [-] -288274;1346364568;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [+] -288273;1346364610;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [+] -288272;1346365552;EskimoBob;http://blockchain.info/charts/output-volume :) -288271;1346365560;EskimoBob;some serious coin moving is happening -288270;1346365575;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -288269;1346365632;leotreasure;wow -288268;1346365653;leotreasure;i think we're on the cusp of bubble v2 -288267;1346365677;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob that's mostly satoshi dice. -288266;1346365716;kakobrekla;its not nb of tx -288265;1346365719;kakobrekla;but its volume -288264;1346365750;kakobrekla;i dont think its sd -288263;1346365780;mircea_popescu;thing with transactions is -288262;1346365787;mircea_popescu;if i move 5 btc out of a wallet with 5000 btc in it -288261;1346365792;mircea_popescu;you might very well see 5000 btc move. -288260;1346365811;mircea_popescu;4995 of them to another address of mine. -288259;1346365821;kakobrekla;yes -288258;1346365837;kakobrekla;but those spikes should be conusmed -288257;1346365842;kakobrekla;by share volume of small tx -288256;1346365848;kakobrekla;this is bigger. -288255;1346365872;mircea_popescu;hmm. maybe. -288254;1346365924;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions -288253;1346365930;mircea_popescu;the ntransactions is moving in step. -288252;1346365946;mircea_popescu;or maybe not. -288251;1346365951;kakobrekla;hm -288250;1346365954;kakobrekla;if we compare those two -288249;1346365964;kakobrekla;we can see something has changed in the output size -288248;1346365986;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/charts/blocks-size haha this is a dfunny one. -288247;1346366001;Anduck;mircea_popescu: why 20btc? -288246;1346366004;Anduck;why why why why why -288245;1346366005;kakobrekla;almost like global warmings hockey stick -288244;1346366013;mircea_popescu;Anduck sorry ? -288243;1346366025;Anduck;mircea_popescu: 20btc to register my gpg in mpex -288242;1346366029;mircea_popescu;o o -288241;1346366038;kakobrekla;you should use my refferal -288240;1346366039;mircea_popescu;well... i like money. -288239;1346366039;kakobrekla;or something -288238;1346366041;kakobrekla;:> -288237;1346366047;Anduck;kakobrekla what it is? -288236;1346366053;kakobrekla;sec -288235;1346366072;kakobrekla;27AF75321F2489E8 -288234;1346366080;kakobrekla;key id is what mp needs afaik -288233;1346366082;mircea_popescu;nah you need the whole keyid -288232;1346366093;kakobrekla;well, http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=kakobrekla -288231;1346366099;mircea_popescu;i mean, fingerprint -288230;1346366102;mircea_popescu;not keyid sorry -288229;1346366109;Anduck;what do i do with this ? -288228;1346366114;kakobrekla;dunno :D -288227;1346366130;kakobrekla;i think just notify mp -288226;1346366197;mircea_popescu;Anduck when you send your key via email mention it. -288225;1346366210;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.869999 BTC [-] -288224;1346366239;Anduck;mircea_popescu: i am not intending on paying over 200 USD to use your system, still. -288223;1346366250;Anduck;i prefer GLBSE or similar -288222;1346366256;mircea_popescu;that's fine. -288221;1346366258;Anduck;i would use MPEX if it wasnt that 20btc price lol -288220;1346366278;Anduck;its just waste to pay 20btc to buy shares worth of 10 btc -288219;1346366288;kakobrekla;hm -288218;1346366289;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#13 for later reference. -288217;1346366296;kakobrekla;yeah -288216;1346366306;kakobrekla;Anduck, use my ref. and get 2.5 btc back :D -288215;1346366307;mircea_popescu;Anduck yeah, if you're doing that sort of volume it's prolly not worth your while. -288214;1346366328;Anduck;any info how can i buy the stock i want? -288213;1346366334;Anduck;without making acc in mpex? -288212;1346366345;mircea_popescu;you could use a broker -288211;1346366353;mircea_popescu;such as glbse, or otherwise smickles, brendio, scl. -288210;1346366357;mircea_popescu;i think there's more. -288209;1346366386;Anduck;how do these brokers maintain my shares? -288208;1346366404;mircea_popescu;well you'd have to ask them, wouldn't you ? i think they keep spreadsheets mostly. -288207;1346366448;Anduck;k -288206;1346366459;Anduck;and they pay dividends like a passthrough -288205;1346366460;Anduck;? -288204;1346366472;mircea_popescu;well ya -288203;1346366503;Anduck;k -288202;1346366529;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 3 @ 0.91 = 2.73 BTC [+] -288201;1346366547;chmod755;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Bruce_Fagner -288200;1346366672;mircea_popescu;lolz -288199;1346366686;mircea_popescu;Please note that in all e-mails from Liberty Reserve we will: Always address you by your first name. -288198;1346366688;mircea_popescu;suych bs. -288197;1346366888;mircea_popescu;chmod755 re RapeHill > did they ever reinburse the users ? dja know ? -288196;1346366900;chmod755;mircea_popescu: i have no idea -288195;1346366914;mircea_popescu;it's so odd how that dissapeared from the radar. -288194;1346366930;mircea_popescu;they were gonna sue dwolla and all... dwolla didn't seem to think much of it... the end ? -288193;1346367053;kakobrekla;clickin @ random page -288192;1346367055;kakobrekla;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu -288191;1346367063;mircea_popescu;lol -288190;1346367082;mircea_popescu;i just realised that http://brucewagner.com/forum/index.php is practically an exact copy of http://polimedia.us/btcf/index.php -288189;1346367085;mircea_popescu;the fag stole my forum! -288188;1346367100;chmod755;lol -288187;1346367127;mircea_popescu;we should have a fag, where's my forum! reality tv show -288186;1346367371;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -288185;1346367373;gribble;Best bid: 10.792, Best ask: 10.8358, Bid-ask spread: 0.04380, Last trade: 10.8358, 24 hour volume: 31470, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 10.93199 -288184;1346367387;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.5601 = 3.1202 BTC [-] -288183;1346367389;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.56 = 4.68 BTC [-] -288182;1346367436;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.52 = 1.04 BTC [+] -288181;1346367485;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.093 BTC [-] -288180;1346367595;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.529 = 1.058 BTC [+] -288179;1346367629;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0939 = 0.939 BTC [+] -288178;1346367850;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.104 = 0.416 BTC [+] -288177;1346367893;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 28 @ 0.09389 = 2.6289 BTC [-] -288176;1346367937;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.0095 = 0.0285 BTC [-] -288175;1346367968;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 32 @ 0.103999 = 3.328 BTC [-] -288174;1346367969;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 58 @ 0.104 = 6.032 BTC [+] -288173;1346368367;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.104 = 2.08 BTC [+] -288172;1346368380;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.104 = 0.208 BTC [+] -288171;1346368650;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.52 = 2.6 BTC [-] -288170;1346368652;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.53 = 1.59 BTC [+] -288169;1346368788;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 40 @ 0.09389 = 3.7556 BTC [-] -288168;1346368865;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.104 = 0.52 BTC [+] -288167;1346368876;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5299 BTC [-] -288166;1346369021;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.09399 = 0.47 BTC [+] -288165;1346369131;DeaDTerra1;Join the first ever Swedish Bitcoin meetup in Stockholm now on Saturday! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83329.0 -288164;1346369148;DeaDTerra1;I am going :D -288163;1346369537;BTC-Mining;dammit, that's too far for me -288162;1346369575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36136 @ 0.00039215 = 14.1707 BTC [+] -288161;1346369576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14064 @ 0.00039203 = 5.5135 BTC [-] -288160;1346369812;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0031 = 6.2 BTC [-] -288159;1346369835;mircea_popescu;i dont think i could get to stockholm by sat if i started right now. -288158;1346370005;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 7 @ 0.07999999 = 0.56 BTC [+] -288157;1346370269;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.10001337 = 1.4002 BTC [-] -288156;1346370271;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.10001337 = 2.5003 BTC [-] -288155;1346370271;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 72 @ 0.1 = 7.2 BTC [-] -288154;1346370367;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 10 @ 0.1015 = 1.015 BTC [+] -288153;1346370406;DeaDTerra1;Too bad :( -288152;1346370416;DeaDTerra1;Though 20 people are coming so far :D that's good :P -288151;1346370424;DeaDTerra1;I barely know any Bitcoineers that are swedes -288150;1346370597;mircea_popescu;i thought sweden is overrepresented tbh -288149;1346370606;mircea_popescu;more bitcoiners from there than you'd expect based on populatyion -288148;1346370651;DeaDTerra1;That might be true but I mean Swedes are always in the front of technology :P -288147;1346370658;mircea_popescu;orly :D -288146;1346370863;DeaDTerra1;Haha I might be bias ^^ xD -288145;1346370883;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.093 BTC [-] -288144;1346371366;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.08 = 0.24 BTC [-] -288143;1346371412;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1 @ 0.0035 BTC [-] -288142;1346371500;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.104 = 1.664 BTC [+] -288141;1346371654;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.83211 BTC [-] -288140;1346371661;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.4642 = 3.2494 BTC [+] -288139;1346371663;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.4643 = 4.1787 BTC [+] -288138;1346371664;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 32 @ 0.464397 = 14.8607 BTC [+] -288137;1346371664;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 83 @ 0.464398 = 38.545 BTC [+] -288136;1346371666;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.464398 = 4.644 BTC [+] -288135;1346371667;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 150 @ 0.464499 = 69.6749 BTC [+] -288134;1346371668;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.46798 = 2.3399 BTC [+] -288133;1346371669;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 61 @ 0.4694 = 28.6334 BTC [+] -288132;1346371670;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.47 = 2.82 BTC [+] -288131;1346371709;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.465 = 4.65 BTC [-] -288130;1346371732;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.47 = 3.29 BTC [+] -288129;1346371826;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [+] -288128;1346372125;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.104 = 2.392 BTC [+] -288127;1346372197;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.83211 = 4.9927 BTC [-] -288126;1346372198;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.83201 = 4.1601 BTC [-] -288125;1346372199;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.832 BTC [-] -288124;1346372201;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.831 BTC [-] -288123;1346372202;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 50 @ 0.83011 = 41.5055 BTC [-] -288122;1346372203;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.82 = 4.1 BTC [-] -288121;1346372204;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 100 @ 0.82 = 82 BTC [-] -288120;1346372248;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 534 @ 0.00087952 = 0.4697 BTC [-] -288119;1346372249;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5757 @ 0.00086483 = 4.9788 BTC [-] -288118;1346372251;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11800 @ 0.00085871 = 10.1328 BTC [-] -288117;1346372251;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14763 @ 0.00085773 = 12.6627 BTC [-] -288116;1346372252;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12518 @ 0.00085675 = 10.7248 BTC [-] -288115;1346372253;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2106 @ 0.00084605 = 1.7818 BTC [-] -288114;1346372254;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1522 @ 0.00084539 = 1.2867 BTC [-] -288113;1346372285;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3179 @ 0.00084539 = 2.6875 BTC [-] -288112;1346372286;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14600 @ 0.00084171 = 12.289 BTC [-] -288111;1346372288;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9221 @ 0.00082845 = 7.6391 BTC [-] -288110;1346372680;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -288109;1346372721;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 12 @ 0.45 = 5.4 BTC [+] -288108;1346372860;BTC-Mining;Is it me or gigavps profile picture looks photoshoped? -288107;1346372887;kakobrekla;who cares? -288106;1346372896;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.104 = 10.4 BTC [+] -288105;1346372899;BTC-Mining;Not really, I just noticed -288104;1346372914;BTC-Mining;Not that I care. -288103;1346372951;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.08499999 BTC [-] -288102;1346372953;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 3 @ 0.085 = 0.255 BTC [+] -288101;1346373239;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5514 @ 0.00082845 = 4.5681 BTC [-] -288100;1346373534;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0002 BTC [+] -288099;1346373704;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9786 @ 0.00080868 = 7.9137 BTC [-] -288098;1346373788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 20 @ 0.00363873 = 0.0728 BTC [-] -288097;1346373789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 100 @ 0.00360259 = 0.3603 BTC [-] -288096;1346374068;mircea_popescu;photoshopped how ? -288095;1346374078;kakobrekla;mp cares. -288094;1346374080;mircea_popescu;that's his wife no ? -288093;1346374461;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13500 @ 0.00082999 = 11.2049 BTC [+] -288092;1346374557;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070T] 2 @ 0.02956441 = 0.0591 BTC [+] -288091;1346375050;smickles;mircea_popescu: I had to make your disgusting acheivements public -288090;1346375058;mircea_popescu;o ? -288089;1346375061;mircea_popescu;what achievements ? -288088;1346375080;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu -288087;1346375114;mircea_popescu;it occurs to me that article could benefit from a picture of my cock. -288086;1346375115;copumpkin;lol -288085;1346375129;mircea_popescu;also wtf they mean stub. -288084;1346375132;mircea_popescu;it's not a stub. -288083;1346375162;copumpkin;they're talking about your cock -288082;1346375169;mircea_popescu;o rly ? -288081;1346375180;mircea_popescu;and what's this ciuciu bs, everyone knows mpoe-pr's secret lover is psy -288080;1346375278;smickles;mircea_popescu: that's why i titled the section 'personal lives' -288079;1346375286;smickles;we all know you 2 time psy -288078;1346375309;mircea_popescu;im really copumpkin and i dunno what you're talking about -288077;1346375355;smickles;lol, i just looked to see if copumpkin /nicked to you -288076;1346375407;mircea_popescu;lol -288075;1346376032;mircea_popescu;;;trilema -288074;1346376033;gribble;Error: "trilema" is not a valid command. -288073;1346376035;mircea_popescu;lmao -288072;1346376037;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -288071;1346376038;gribble;Best bid: 10.70001, Best ask: 10.77699, Bid-ask spread: 0.07698, Last trade: 10.75, 24 hour volume: 30456, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 10.93199 -288070;1346376076;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 4 @ 0.55 = 2.2 BTC [-] -288069;1346376120;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [+] -288068;1346376241;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -288067;1346376245;smickles;oh no -288066;1346376253;smickles;the last line didn't make it -288065;1346376345;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [-] -288064;1346376416;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [+] -288063;1346376421;smickles;there we go mircea_popescu, the punchline is there -288062;1346376434;mircea_popescu;wiki you mean ? -288061;1346376443;smickles;ya -288060;1346376461;mircea_popescu;lol -288059;1346376530;mircea_popescu;i must confess you and rg look really fetching in that pic -288058;1346376539;mircea_popescu;also you're boobsisters, your left is hanging. -288057;1346376557;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC -288056;1346376874;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 1.04 = 5.2 BTC [-] -288055;1346376878;smickles;good boob tape is hard to find -288054;1346376935;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -288053;1346376938;dub;lol EB -288052;1346376942;dub;whose is that? -288051;1346377006;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr -288050;1346377047;chmod755;dub: http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Main:About -288049;1346377047;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9448 BTC [+] -288048;1346377099;mircea_popescu;o, you too chmod755 ? -288047;1346377108;mircea_popescu;lol prank phone -288046;1346377179;mircea_popescu;does that imply ownership of the casting couch ? -288045;1346377238;chmod755;yep -288044;1346377420;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.104 = 0.416 BTC [+] -288043;1346377475;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20 @ 0.00024 = 0.0048 BTC [+] -288042;1346377541;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 5 @ 0.1015 = 0.5075 BTC [+] -288041;1346377815;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -288040;1346378005;Wolf_L;I think Satoshi Dice is going to crash. -288039;1346378068;mircea_popescu;whyssat ? -288038;1346378134;kakobrekla;!ticker s.dice -288037;1346378136;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (2900 shares, 9.86 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00324671 / 0.0034 (2772563 shares, 9,001.73 BTC) -288036;1346378278;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust pirateat40 -288035;1346378279;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user pirateat40: Level 1: -1, Level 2: 40 via 15 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=pirateat40 -288034;1346378291;mircea_popescu;;;ident pirateat40 -288033;1346378292;gribble;Nick 'pirateat40', with hostmask 'pirateat40!~pirateat4@unaffiliated/pirateat40', is not identified. -288032;1346378323;chmod755;::gettrust pirateat40 -288031;1346378334;chmod755;;;gettrust pirateat40 -288030;1346378335;gribble;Trust relationship from user chmod755 to user pirateat40: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 2 via 1 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=chmod755&dest=pirateat40 -288029;1346378343;mircea_popescu;hmm -288028;1346378346;chmod755;O.o -288027;1346378352;mircea_popescu;that graph really should blink red if there's -'s -288026;1346378369;mircea_popescu;40 as in 60-20 is not the same as 40 as in 40 - 0 -288025;1346378522;coingenuity;lmfao -288024;1346378528;coingenuity;;;gettrust mircea_popescu -288023;1346378529;gribble;Trust relationship from user coingenuity to user mircea_popescu: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 9 via 6 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=coingenuity&dest=mircea_popescu -288022;1346378534;coingenuity;heheheh -288021;1346378553;mircea_popescu;o wow ? -288020;1346378560;coingenuity;WoT at work -288019;1346378581;chmod755;;;gettrust coingenuity -288018;1346378581;gribble;Trust relationship from user chmod755 to user coingenuity: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=chmod755&dest=coingenuity -288017;1346378587;chmod755;:o -288016;1346378590;coingenuity;XD -288015;1346378593;mircea_popescu;how come you -'d imsaguy ? -288014;1346378595;coingenuity;you dont participate on OTC much eh -288013;1346378603;coingenuity;@ chmod755 -288012;1346378604;chmod755;;;gettrust mircea_popescu -288011;1346378605;gribble;Trust relationship from user chmod755 to user mircea_popescu: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 1 via 1 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=chmod755&dest=mircea_popescu -288010;1346378614;chmod755;coingenuity: not rly -288009;1346378628;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: cuz he gave me a negative rating with a reason ":(" as an abuse of the rating system -288008;1346378640;mircea_popescu;hm -288007;1346378643;coingenuity;i don't really like that -288006;1346378648;coingenuity;it's not what otc is for -288005;1346378652;mircea_popescu;well yeah. -288004;1346378664;mircea_popescu;i thought it was fallout from the entire pirate rthing -288003;1346378670;coingenuity;and i saw him do it to a bunch of other people as well... so feh -288002;1346378682;coingenuity;nah, not involved in the pirate thing at all lol -288001;1346378686;chmod755;mircea_popescu: i agree: 40-0 != 60-20 -288000;1346378697;chmod755;it should be -287999;1346378699;chmod755;;;calc 60-(20**20) -287998;1346378700;gribble;-104857600000000000000000000 -287997;1346378702;chmod755;^ -287996;1346378704;mircea_popescu;i was talking with toffoo yest, sorta collecting people who didn't get burned in this, bitcoinica and mybitcoin -287995;1346378719;coingenuity;check check and check -287994;1346378724;coingenuity;and i was around for all 3 -287993;1346378725;coingenuity;lol -287992;1346378730;mircea_popescu;chmod755 well maybe not quite that extreme, but... still. someone should drop sera j a line -287991;1346378739;mircea_popescu;coingenuity so was i, shockingly. -287990;1346378741;chmod755;oops -287989;1346378743;mircea_popescu;so then that's 3. -287988;1346378753;coingenuity;oh wait -287987;1346378756;coingenuity;i got burned on bitcoinica -287986;1346378759;coingenuity;for 0.0003 btc -287985;1346378763;coingenuity;:(((((((((( -287984;1346378763;mircea_popescu;eh doesn't count. -287983;1346378766;chmod755;lol -287982;1346378766;coingenuity;MY LIFE SAVINGS! -287981;1346378772;coingenuity;:P -287980;1346378780;mircea_popescu;that's not a burning that's a light warming -287979;1346378792;coingenuity;lmfao -287978;1346378800;coingenuity;i abandoned it since i thought bitcoinica was a crappy platform -287977;1346378811;chmod755;i didn't get burned in bitcoinica, mybitcoin, pirate, etc -287976;1346378819;mircea_popescu;o hey! so 4 then. -287975;1346378834;mircea_popescu;coingenuity onefixt for instance was trying to get them since forever to up the security -287974;1346378841;mircea_popescu;people always think they know better than anyone. -287973;1346378852;coingenuity;:/ yeah -287972;1346378859;mod6;i was around for all three, didn't get burned by any either. -287971;1346378861;coingenuity;;;bc,tslb -287970;1346378863;gribble;Time since last block: 33 minutes and 54 seconds -287969;1346378867;coingenuity;:O -287968;1346378874;chmod755;33 minutes? -287967;1346378875;mircea_popescu;all the asics -287966;1346378880;chmod755;;;sudo make me a block -287965;1346378880;gribble;do it yourself, punk. -287964;1346378889;mircea_popescu;well actually there was one ~52 minutes last week. -287963;1346378904;mircea_popescu;as difficulty goes up i think time variance will also increase. -287962;1346378908;coingenuity;yeah weve seen some crazy long ones -287961;1346378918;mircea_popescu;this might actually be the main flaw of birtcoin so far. -287960;1346378930;mircea_popescu;with a diff of 2trn we might see three hour blocks. -287959;1346378956;coingenuity;have seen some close to it -287958;1346378964;coingenuity;we have had some LONG fsckin blocks -287957;1346378989;mircea_popescu;basically what's difficulty ? it's pot odds. with low diff you have a 1:100 chance to win the pot. with higher it goes up, 1:10k etc -287956;1346379001;mircea_popescu;if it's 1 to 10 billion well... getting lucky might take a long long time. -287955;1346379018;kakobrekla;but you have more people pulling tickets -287954;1346379028;mircea_popescu;that's exactly it. -287953;1346379048;mircea_popescu;if you do 100 tickets/hour and odds are 1:100 you might have to wait two hours. -287952;1346379063;mircea_popescu;if you do 100million tickets/hour and odds are 1:100mn you might have to wait a day and a half. -287951;1346379090;kakobrekla;nah -287950;1346379094;kakobrekla;you are getting emotional -287949;1346379106;mircea_popescu;ahaa am i ? -287948;1346379127;mircea_popescu;i think it's basic statistics tbh -287947;1346379174;mircea_popescu;as the odds of a phenomenon occuring go down, the variance in it's observation goes up. not in fixed proportion, but still, monotonous growing function. -287946;1346379268;coingenuity;hit a block yay -287945;1346379282;chmod755;;;bc,tslb -287944;1346379283;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 46 seconds -287943;1346379482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00039407 = 3.586 BTC [+] -287942;1346379607;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -287941;1346379608;gribble;Best bid: 10.7, Best ask: 10.7699, Bid-ask spread: 0.06990, Last trade: 10.7699, 24 hour volume: 30969, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 10.93199 -287940;1346379629;kakobrekla;mp, but difficulty is also affected by 'luck' or 'odds of occuring' -287939;1346379633;mircea_popescu;incredibly low volume isn't it -287938;1346379639;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what do you mean ? -287937;1346379669;kakobrekla;well its only affecty by odds of occuring tbh -287936;1346379678;kakobrekla;not by hashrate -287935;1346379720;mircea_popescu;well ya, i wasn't speaking of hashrate. -287934;1346379723;mircea_popescu;just difficulty. -287933;1346379749;kakobrekla;well anyway -287932;1346379756;kakobrekla;i guess if there will be more longer blocks -287931;1346379760;kakobrekla;more people will use smpake -287930;1346379792;mircea_popescu;i guess so hehehe -287929;1346380133;Wolf_L;Chaang-Noi continues to fight the good fight -287928;1346380138;Wolf_L;Pirate will not win -287927;1346380147;Wolf_L;He will not settle for less than what the people are due. -287926;1346380154;Wolf_L;FOR THE WORKERS -287925;1346380322;mircea_popescu;o ? -287924;1346380415;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1039 = 10.2861 BTC [-] -287923;1346380417;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 364 @ 0.104 = 37.856 BTC [+] -287922;1346380418;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 450 @ 0.104888 = 47.1996 BTC [+] -287921;1346380420;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 63 @ 0.104889 = 6.608 BTC [+] -287920;1346380421;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.1048899 = 2.5174 BTC [+] -287919;1346380444;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 34 @ 0.139 = 4.726 BTC [+] -287918;1346380458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46644 @ 0.00039327 = 18.3437 BTC [-] -287917;1346380494;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.1015 BTC [+] -287916;1346380495;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 47 @ 0.95 = 44.65 BTC [+] -287915;1346380554;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.13999 = 5.5996 BTC [+] -287914;1346380562;BTC-Mining;Go BTC Mining -287913;1346380654;BTC-Mining;At this rate I will own all BTC-Mining shares =/ -287912;1346380783;mircea_popescu;buying into the selloff ? -287911;1346380867;BTC-Mining;aye -287910;1346381134;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 14 @ 0.16 = 2.24 BTC [-] -287909;1346381250;smickles;;;bc,stats -287908;1346381252;gribble;Current Blocks: 196475 | Current Difficulty: 2440642.606916 | Next Difficulty At Block: 197567 | Next Difficulty In: 1092 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 0 hours, 2 minutes, and 48 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2646929.59678370 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.45215884059 -287907;1346381301;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.11001339 = 1.1001 BTC [-] -287906;1346381334;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 21 @ 0.14 = 2.94 BTC [+] -287905;1346381336;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 104 @ 0.17 = 17.68 BTC [+] -287904;1346381495;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 51 @ 0.399 = 20.349 BTC [+] -287903;1346381535;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -287902;1346381613;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 6 @ 0.16 = 0.96 BTC [-] -287901;1346381686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00039407 = 3.0343 BTC [+] -287900;1346381693;Ignatius-otc;BTC-Mining: what are your intentions for BTC-BOND when the available shares are all sold, will you issue more shares? -287899;1346381751;BTC-Mining;Possibly, as long as the total amount loaned from BTC-BOND is equal or less than 50% of the total amount of investments made -287898;1346381781;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.08760001 BTC [-] -287897;1346381822;Ignatius-otc;Any idea how much room for ivnest that actually is, in btc terms? -287896;1346381830;Ignatius-otc;investment* -287895;1346381859;BTC-Mining;Around 1400 BTC -287894;1346381865;Ignatius-otc;gotcha, thank you -287893;1346381890;BTC-Mining;Which would match my personal investment, making the loan 50% of the total -287892;1346381910;BTC-Mining;I'll probably keep a larger margin however since some stocks can go down in value -287891;1346381981;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.1048 = 2.62 BTC [-] -287890;1346382032;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.08760001 BTC [-] -287889;1346382086;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.08721 = 0.1744 BTC [-] -287888;1346382122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26100 @ 0.00039407 = 10.2852 BTC [+] -287887;1346382122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00039446 = 6.3903 BTC [+] -287886;1346382124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00039487 = 1.0661 BTC [+] -287885;1346382201;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 2 @ 0.050001 = 0.1 BTC [-] -287884;1346382226;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 2 @ 0.047 = 0.094 BTC [-] -287883;1346382266;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.14 = 0.42 BTC [+] -287882;1346382278;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.1048899 = 5.1396 BTC [+] -287881;1346382712;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -287880;1346383120;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.17248 = 1.7248 BTC [+] -287879;1346383121;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.1734 BTC [+] -287878;1346383890;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0929 = 0.1858 BTC [+] -287877;1346383911;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.093 = 0.651 BTC [+] -287876;1346384231;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 646 @ 0.00082999 = 0.5362 BTC [+] -287875;1346384232;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6384 @ 0.00083 = 5.2987 BTC [+] -287874;1346384492;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12914 @ 0.00081533 = 10.5292 BTC [-] -287873;1346384493;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14800 @ 0.00080874 = 11.9694 BTC [-] -287872;1346384494;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2286 @ 0.00078927 = 1.8043 BTC [-] -287871;1346384744;assbot;[GLBSE] [MATH] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -287870;1346384830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00039327 = 0.3933 BTC [-] -287869;1346384957;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 14 @ 0.91 = 12.74 BTC [+] -287868;1346385373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7163 @ 0.00039327 = 2.817 BTC [-] -287867;1346385375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13437 @ 0.00039203 = 5.2677 BTC [-] -287866;1346385433;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 120 @ 0.0147 = 1.764 BTC [-] -287865;1346385603;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 41 @ 0.0147 = 0.6027 BTC [-] -287864;1346385638;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.154998 = 0.31 BTC [+] -287863;1346385640;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 50 @ 0.154999 = 7.75 BTC [+] -287862;1346386203;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 98 @ 0.17899 = 17.541 BTC [+] -287861;1346386417;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -287860;1346386866;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -287859;1346386868;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.15498 = 0.4649 BTC [+] -287858;1346386869;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 50 @ 0.15499 = 7.7495 BTC [+] -287857;1346386870;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.17 BTC [+] -287856;1346387667;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 2 @ 1.3 = 2.6 BTC [-] -287855;1346387701;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -287854;1346387751;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 2 @ 1.01 = 2.02 BTC [+] -287853;1346387803;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.0095 = 0.019 BTC [-] -287852;1346387881;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 59 @ 0.000116 = 0.0068 BTC [-] -287851;1346387939;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00305 = 0.0061 BTC [-] -287850;1346388070;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.003003 = 0.03 BTC [-] -287849;1346388087;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.17160848 BTC [-] -287848;1346388649;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.2399 = 4.3182 BTC [+] -287847;1346388649;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.24 = 4.8 BTC [+] -287846;1346388651;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 98 @ 0.30999999 = 30.38 BTC [+] -287845;1346388652;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 164 @ 0.31 = 50.84 BTC [+] -287844;1346388883;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -287843;1346388883;gribble;Best bid: 10.72, Best ask: 10.77999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05999, Last trade: 10.77999, 24 hour volume: 29744, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 10.93199 -287842;1346388928;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 13 @ 0.332 = 4.316 BTC [-] -287841;1346388990;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 28 @ 0.34 = 9.52 BTC [+] -287840;1346389004;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.088 = 0.792 BTC [-] -287839;1346389790;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 3 @ 0.2529 = 0.7587 BTC [-] -287838;1346389816;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.003003 = 0.9009 BTC [-] -287837;1346390351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16306 @ 0.00039487 = 6.4388 BTC [+] -287836;1346390478;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 18 @ 0.125002 = 2.25 BTC [-] -287835;1346390480;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 125 @ 0.12500001 = 15.625 BTC [-] -287834;1346390481;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 23 @ 0.125 = 2.875 BTC [-] -287833;1346390482;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -287832;1346390484;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 39 @ 0.1 = 3.9 BTC [-] -287831;1346390485;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 94 @ 0.1 = 9.4 BTC [-] -287830;1346390536;mircea_popescu;lmao what is this tygrr bond bs ? 50 btc @ 0,31 half hour ago, now .1 ? -287829;1346390587;Chaang-Noi;that was me -287828;1346390590;Chaang-Noi;selling -287827;1346390596;Chaang-Noi;added a 0 where i should not have -287826;1346390612;Chaang-Noi;oh well lol -287825;1346390677;mircea_popescu;you sold at .12 ?! -287824;1346390815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22394 @ 0.00039487 = 8.8427 BTC [+] -287823;1346390816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6592 @ 0.00039526 = 2.6056 BTC [+] -287822;1346391001;Chaang-Noi;yes i sold at .12 -287821;1346391008;Chaang-Noi;and .1 -287820;1346391020;Chaang-Noi;i wanted to list at .30 but i fucked up and did .03 -287819;1346391025;Chaang-Noi;no coffee -287818;1346391039;Chaang-Noi;anyway only 300 shares and pirates not going to pay anyway -287817;1346391083;mircea_popescu;myea. -287816;1346391091;Chaang-Noi;im fine with that sale at .1 -287815;1346391096;Chaang-Noi;but it was a slip -287814;1346391133;Chaang-Noi;i sold 1000 shares at .06 yesterday -287813;1346391264;mircea_popescu;im surprised anyone's still buying. -287812;1346391360;MoneyIsDebt;well, it's pretty much the only thing to daytrade -287811;1346391362;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [-] -287810;1346391366;MoneyIsDebt;got more volume than anything on glbse -287809;1346391402;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 6 @ 1.04 = 6.24 BTC [+] -287808;1346391437;mircea_popescu;it did lose a lot of volume this month didn't it. -287807;1346391453;BTC-Mining;Aye, well with the pirate mess, not much trading anymore -287806;1346391455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00039526 = 1.8972 BTC [+] -287805;1346391588;Chaang-Noi;yeah glbse is dead right now more or less -287804;1346391597;Chaang-Noi;i assumed this would happen -287803;1346391601;Chaang-Noi;its why i never bought yarr -287802;1346391615;Chaang-Noi;insurance backed by assets on glbse, when glbse is pumped up by pirate money -287801;1346391619;Chaang-Noi;everony sells -287800;1346391620;mircea_popescu;well, it had a good run. two versions and all. -287799;1346391631;mircea_popescu;im sure some people will miss it. -287798;1346391638;Chaang-Noi;oh lol, it is still 10,000x more active and useable than anyhting else -287797;1346391643;mircea_popescu;lolz. -287796;1346391645;BTC-Mining;lol mircea, stop acting like GLBSE is going away -287795;1346391649;Chaang-Noi;glbse is not going anywhere -287794;1346391650;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it is. -287793;1346391657;mircea_popescu;it has the volume of a limp duck. -287792;1346391667;Chaang-Noi;at least it has that -287791;1346391671;MoneyIsDebt;also it's being registered in the UK -287790;1346391671;Chaang-Noi;better than porn site mpex -287789;1346391672;mircea_popescu;but hey, last guy in turn off the lights. -287788;1346391692;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you realise glbse is currently one of the mpex brokers and nothing else ? -287787;1346391697;mircea_popescu;not even the highest volume one, at that. -287786;1346391703;Chaang-Noi;and nothing else? -287785;1346391722;Chaang-Noi;lol okay im done with you, if you need to lie to sound importnat i wont talk to you, just like i wont talk to d3 -287784;1346391731;BTC-Mining;GLBSE is still beta software, it's not even technically released yet... -287783;1346391736;mircea_popescu;lolz -287782;1346391739;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -287781;1346391744;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.79991] [Ask: 0.867799] [Spread: 0.067889] [Last: 0.82] [24hVol: 174.9283189] [7dAvg: 0.90897214] -287780;1346391744;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -287779;1346391745;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00078927 / 0.00086024 / 0.0009155 (347750 shares, 299.15 BTC), 30day: 0.00064789 / 0.00098639 / 0.00115139 (7894546 shares, 7,787.16 BTC) -287778;1346391756;mircea_popescu;even giga's etf does more volume on mpex than on glbse. -287777;1346391766;mircea_popescu;srsly, you need a handle on reality Chaang-Noi. -287776;1346391802;Chaang-Noi;you moving stocks back and forth to your account is not "volume" -287775;1346391808;mircea_popescu;lmao right. -287774;1346391831;mircea_popescu;ahahahaah -287773;1346391861;mircea_popescu;weren't you just telling about how you're pushing your own silly cvasi-fraud ? -287772;1346391865;mircea_popescu;what teh fuck you talking about lmao -287771;1346391960;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3700 @ 0.00079232 = 2.9316 BTC [+] -287770;1346392082;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1048899 = 0.8391 BTC [+] -287769;1346392171;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10583 @ 0.00079232 = 8.3851 BTC [+] -287768;1346392179;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, howmany users do you have -287767;1346392180;Chaang-Noi;selling and buying my debt to make money is differnt than faking volume to make it look like i ahve volume... -287766;1346392214;mircea_popescu;dude, it's just funnay. you've been trading with yourself to give the appearance of volume to that turd of yours, and now you accuse me of doing it ? lol. -287765;1346392224;mircea_popescu;im sure it'll stick. what with you being credible and all. -287764;1346392241;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla im actually starting to suspect more than glbse. a bunch added this month, too. -287763;1346392298;kakobrekla;ballpark number? -287762;1346392299;BTC-Mining;mircea, stop deluding yourself... if you don't make an interface like a broker and insist on having a stock exchange backbone and only allow quality companies IPOing, you'll need brokerage platforms like GLBSE -287761;1346392313;BTC-Mining;Which acts like any bank's online brokerage service -287760;1346392314;mircea_popescu;more than 100 less than 1k. -287759;1346392346;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i would like better run platforms tho. -287758;1346392366;BTC-Mining;It's a beta... it's not even supposed to be finished yet... -287757;1346392370;mircea_popescu;right. -287756;1346392372;BTC-Mining;People just started using it -287755;1346392398;mircea_popescu;lol. you are aware glbse was scamming investors back in june last year right ? -287754;1346392426;Ignatius-otc;I wasn't aware, links? -287753;1346392437;BTC-Mining;You should show proof indeed. -287752;1346392468;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc SIN. LIF.A LIF.B LIF.CX. SMM. DISHWARA. PBJ. UBTC. BitFlowSys. GEM. SLV. BID. USGOLD. BB. SDM. -287751;1346392471;mircea_popescu;forum's your friend. -287750;1346392483;mircea_popescu;add it all up, it comes up to more than the most recent pirate thingee. -287749;1346392508;mircea_popescu;this if we look the other way and pretend to not notice that giga's thing went from 1.5 to .8 in the time it took it to pay ~.2 in dividends. -287748;1346392513;BTC-Mining;Was any of those asset issued by Nefario? -287747;1346392544;mircea_popescu;o dude i dunno, there was this guy that came and stole your money in my house ?! odd dood... -287746;1346392562;mircea_popescu;o, you mean we were all friendly and all ? well... ya, it happens, you know... investin'. -287745;1346392565;mircea_popescu;in da hood. -287744;1346392575;mircea_popescu;free market! -287743;1346392610;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1417 @ 0.00079232 = 1.1227 BTC [+] -287742;1346392616;BTC-Mining;glbse clearly state they're not regulating what's getting on the platform and to investigate the issuer yourself -287741;1346392637;mircea_popescu;and this clearly is a flawed business model. -287740;1346392647;BTC-Mining;Also Gigamining paid over 0.4BTC in dividends so far -287739;1346392663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.0003934 = 0.4721 BTC [-] -287738;1346392675;mircea_popescu;!pl gigamining 1.5 -287737;1346392676;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -287736;1346392679;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] paid: 0.41490096 BTC. Last price: 0.82 BTC. Capital gain: -0.68 BTC. Total: -0.26509904 BTC. (-17.7%) -287735;1346392695;mircea_popescu;41 the man says, but you got a point there. -287734;1346392713;mircea_popescu;-17% in 4 months is not so bad, given the alternatives on glbse. -287733;1346392737;BTC-Mining;don't forget that GIGAMINING is not completly fixed, it upgrades -287732;1346392746;mircea_popescu;im just working on past data. -287731;1346392760;mircea_popescu;the future's outside the scope of this conversation. -287730;1346392838;mircea_popescu;.py 0.823 ** 3 -287729;1346392841;markac;0.557441767 -287728;1346392843;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7600 @ 0.00080907 = 6.1489 BTC [+] -287727;1346392897;mircea_popescu;half yer money in a year, who can argue with that. -287726;1346392916;Obsi;!pl futurefund 0.0001 -287725;1346392916;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -287724;1346392919;assbot;FUTUREFUND [1@0.0001BTC] paid: 1.625E-5 BTC. Last price: 0.000116 BTC. Capital gain: 1.6E-5 BTC. Total: 0.00003225 BTC. (32.3%) -287723;1346392919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39701 @ 0.0003934 = 15.6184 BTC [-] -287722;1346392920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34008 @ 0.00039526 = 13.442 BTC [+] -287721;1346392921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5519 @ 0.00039584 = 2.1846 BTC [+] -287720;1346392922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10372 @ 0.0003959 = 4.1063 BTC [+] -287719;1346392923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00039624 = 6.8946 BTC [+] -287718;1346392924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37900 @ 0.00039662 = 15.0319 BTC [+] -287717;1346392925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39000 @ 0.00039689 = 15.4787 BTC [+] -287716;1346392926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00039712 = 4.686 BTC [+] -287715;1346392927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27922 @ 0.0003973 = 11.0934 BTC [+] -287714;1346392928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6378 @ 0.00039781 = 2.5372 BTC [+] -287713;1346392936;Ignatius-otc;I fail to see a direct connection showing collusion by GLBSE staff. -287712;1346392951;kakobrekla;when are smpoe div commin out -287711;1346392955;Ignatius-otc;Next time you are looking at one mp, please forward it along. -287710;1346392959;mircea_popescu;tomorrow about this time kakobrekla -287709;1346392966;kakobrekla;k -287708;1346392969;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc mkay, lets see here -287707;1346392971;BTC-Mining;yes, yes... and you're completly ignoring why the price is currently low and declare it as a linear loss of value -287706;1346392981;Chaang-Noi;!pl gigamining 1 -287705;1346392982;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -287704;1346392995;Chaang-Noi;i bought in at 1 -287703;1346393017;BTC-Mining;Didn't gigamining IPO at 1 by the way? -287702;1346393019;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.41490096 BTC. Last price: 0.82 BTC. Capital gain: -0.18 BTC. Total: 0.23490096 BTC. (23.5%) -287701;1346393026;Chaang-Noi;yes i bought a huge amount at 1 -287700;1346393032;BTC-Mining;Making it a 0.20 loss for 0.40 dividend? -287699;1346393047;Chaang-Noi;yeah i think i did well -287698;1346393047;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=35775.msg699659#msg699659 you can start there Ignatius-otc -287697;1346393057;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining why is the price currently low ? -287696;1346393063;Chaang-Noi;i also sold some very near 1.5 -287695;1346393088;Ignatius-otc;I would normally just do the work myself mp, but I have already went on a wild goose chase once today. To read about Chaang and his glbse "scandal". Wasn't worth my time and didn't prove Chaang dishonest or doing wrong. -287694;1346393091;Ignatius-otc;ok ty for the link -287693;1346393120;BTC-Mining;The price of bitcoin more than doubled since it IPOed and mining difficulty has been raising accordingly -287692;1346393123;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi is just front and center in pretty much any drama, but other than that it's not clearly proven he's dishonest. -287691;1346393126;mircea_popescu;just a little silly at times. -287690;1346393143;BTC-Mining;Thus price lowered, however Gigamining's rig should get upgraded. -287689;1346393143;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining and we should discount this for what reason ? -287688;1346393152;Chaang-Noi;means a great deal coming from you mircea -287687;1346393159;Chaang-Noi;i would ahte for anyone to think we were friends -287686;1346393174;mircea_popescu;lol -287685;1346393177;Chaang-Noi;yeah im very happy with giga stock -287684;1346393291;BTC-Mining;<@assbot> GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.41490096 BTC. Last price: 0.82 BTC. Capital gain: -0.18 BTC. Total: 0.23490096 BTC. (23.5%) -287683;1346393305;BTC-Mining;0.41 paid, -0.18 capital gain, net +23.5% -287682;1346393317;BTC-Mining;Gigamining's price at IPO wasn't bad -287681;1346393322;mircea_popescu;as long as we're making scenarios, you could have bought at 1 sold at 1.5 -287680;1346393324;mircea_popescu;some people did. -287679;1346393335;BTC-Mining;aye, and some people overpaid the stock -287678;1346393338;mircea_popescu;more's the point, on any stock chart you can make these imaginary paths where you win money no matter what happens. -287677;1346393349;mircea_popescu;with the benefit of knowing the future, that's grea.t -287676;1346393370;BTC-Mining;Indeed, you could, assuming you can foresee the future... unfortunatly you can't -287675;1346393423;Chaang-Noi;im glad im friends with james :) -287674;1346393430;Chaang-Noi;and let me in on the ipo -287673;1346393442;mircea_popescu;it was public on the forums wasn't it. -287672;1346393461;BTC-Mining;hmm... -287671;1346393519;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -287670;1346393520;gribble;Best bid: 10.78001, Best ask: 10.79, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 10.78, 24 hour volume: 29529, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 10.907 -287669;1346393896;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4693 = 0.9386 BTC [-] -287668;1346393990;Ignatius-otc;mircea_popescu: what measures are in place on mpex to prevent a lif.* like asset from defaulting in the way the thread you linked to me describes? -287667;1346394031;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -287666;1346394039;Ignatius-otc;does mpex have investment funds? if so, when they are poorly managed and lose most/all btc...how would this play out any differently if the exchange were mpex instead of glbse -287665;1346394040;Chaang-Noi;there is not money traded on mpex so nothing can be lost -287664;1346394042;mircea_popescu;i don't allow random people to list. -287663;1346394050;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi now why do you insist to lie on the matter ? -287662;1346394073;Chaang-Noi;not a lie, but an exageration to absurdity -287661;1346394080;Chaang-Noi;clearly a few btc is on your exchange -287660;1346394082;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 1.09 = 2.18 BTC [-] -287659;1346394084;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1.099 BTC [+] -287658;1346394089;mircea_popescu;but you are aware that glbse did something like 20% of the satoshi dice volume, right ? -287657;1346394095;Chaang-Noi;so yes you can be scammed too -287656;1346394097;mircea_popescu;mostly because... it has no investors. -287655;1346394103;mircea_popescu;of course i can be scammed too. -287654;1346394119;mircea_popescu;the difference is that i haven't been. -287653;1346394124;Chaang-Noi;glbse took 20% of the volume of a stock on your exchange? oh lol -287652;1346394127;mircea_popescu;just like any wife could be a whore. she has the equipment. -287651;1346394132;Ignatius-otc;is there an actual third party blockchain like way to verify any of your volume claims mp? -287650;1346394132;mircea_popescu;the ideea is that some are and some aren't. -287649;1346394136;Chaang-Noi;thats pretty funny stat -287648;1346394144;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc you could try twitter i guess ? -287647;1346394160;Ignatius-otc;twitter? as proof of volume? so...the same as glbse? -287646;1346394164;Chaang-Noi;why would 20% not wnt to use your exchange and pick glbse over it? oh wiat, never mind :) -287645;1346394174;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -287644;1346394176;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi because they don't have 20 btc, mostly. -287643;1346394186;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc how would you construct proof of volume ? -287642;1346394188;mircea_popescu;in an ideal world ? -287641;1346394201;Ignatius-otc;trusted third party verification -287640;1346394213;mircea_popescu;there's not that many third parties that i trust. -287639;1346394217;Ignatius-otc;just generally aksing though, your statements seem like they could alle asily apply to any exchange,even yours -287638;1346394223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43000 @ 0.00039724 = 17.0813 BTC [-] -287637;1346394227;mircea_popescu;which specifically ? -287636;1346394228;Ignatius-otc;apply easily* -287635;1346394245;Ignatius-otc;mainly the collusion thing is what got me to chime in and the fun here -287634;1346394252;mircea_popescu;a. well here's the thing : -287633;1346394257;Ignatius-otc;i still havent seen anything suggesting glbse is in collusion with defaulting assets -287632;1346394282;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -287631;1346394319;mircea_popescu;you got neighbourhood A, where there never was a violent crime. you got neighbourhood B, where about half the citizens routinely get hauled off to prison on various violent charges. -287630;1346394325;mircea_popescu;now... where do you make your home ? -287629;1346394345;mircea_popescu;sure, in principle crime is crime, it can happen anywhere, innocent till proven guilty and all that. -287628;1346394349;mircea_popescu;but, where do you make your home ? -287627;1346394356;Ignatius-otc;that wasn't my concern -287626;1346394363;mircea_popescu;well that was the extent of my argument. -287625;1346394373;Ignatius-otc;my concern is when you alluded multiple times that glbse staff are/were involved in scams -287624;1346394379;mircea_popescu;shit happens too many times it's either incompetence or collusion. -287623;1346394387;BTC-Mining;This isn't about making your home tho, it's about making money -287622;1346394409;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining no, the making money part has been longresolved. anyone with any capital and any sense goes wherwe the volume is. -287621;1346394417;mircea_popescu;we're on to discussing the irrational part, of homemaking. -287620;1346394423;BTC-Mining;and although GLBSE had many scam/default, when chosen correctly, the assets pay a lot more. -287619;1346394423;mircea_popescu;that being the last argument left, really. -287618;1346394437;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining do you know which is the highest yield asset on glbse ? -287617;1346394449;BTC-Mining;So people only go where the volume is eh? Guess we should all strictly invest in government bonds then -287616;1346394461;BTC-Mining;The highest were pirate's passthrough -287615;1346394464;mircea_popescu;nope -287614;1346394466;mircea_popescu;try again ? -287613;1346394488;BTC-Mining;hmm... OBSI.HRPT currently -287612;1346394491;mircea_popescu;mnope -287611;1346394497;mircea_popescu;want a third or are you bored ? -287610;1346394507;BTC-Mining;Bored -287609;1346394514;mircea_popescu;!pl mpoe.etf 0.1 -287608;1346394514;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -287607;1346394532;mircea_popescu;gee they take this beta thing seriously. -287606;1346394532;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.0104835 BTC. Last price: 1.3 BTC. Capital gain: 1.2 BTC. Total: 1.2104835 BTC. (1210.5%) -287605;1346394551;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0622 BTC [-] -287604;1346394563;Ignatius-otc;To be clear I personally am not arguing that any glbse asset is a sound investment, I just want to make sure the exchange itself is reputable. -287603;1346394572;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc how would you do that ? -287602;1346394599;Ignatius-otc;similar to feedback systems all voer the internet is how I personally went about it -287601;1346394604;mircea_popescu;i regard it as disreputable. i might just be biased. some people regard it as reputable. course they don't tend to disclose their ownership interest in it. -287600;1346394607;mircea_popescu;what can you do ? -287599;1346394624;Ignatius-otc;and in doing so, found absolutely no evidence glbse is up to no good, same for chaang, yet I watch you sit here and bash the fk out of these things pretty frequently... -287598;1346394631;BTC-Mining;and that's strictly because it went up in value very fast... -287597;1346394652;BTC-Mining;unfortunatly such raises are hard to foresee =/ -287596;1346394659;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining dude. you don't like volume, you don't like price appreciation... is there something you can put your finger on rationally or are you just emotionally invested in this discussion ? -287595;1346394717;BTC-Mining;I just have a problem with you bashing everything but MPEX randomly spouting as fact things you haven't researched or have proof for. Like claiming GIGAMINING devalued almost 50% when it IPOed at 1 and not 1.5 -287594;1346394738;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it ipoed at 1 for a select few that had the money. and it did not ipo on glbse. -287593;1346394741;mircea_popescu;so this is really nonsense. -287592;1346394761;mircea_popescu;other than that, i've backed up everyrthing i said with hard fact, which in general seems to be easily discounted for some sentiment of "i know better". -287591;1346394786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2737 @ 0.00039724 = 1.0872 BTC [-] -287590;1346394788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2885 @ 0.00039781 = 1.1477 BTC [+] -287589;1346394789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10378 @ 0.00039795 = 4.1299 BTC [+] -287588;1346394835;mircea_popescu;in the immortal words of jwu, Aug 27 17:34:17 mircea_popescu: as with so many things, niot just finance, ego becomes involved and bad decisions are made -287587;1346394855;mircea_popescu;that;'s pretty much the gist of it. everyoen thinks "they know better". it's a very easy thing to get. -287586;1346394887;Ignatius-otc;but that is not the case for my interaction with you mp. it consisted of you making claims bashing others which you never backed up. just fyi -287585;1346394890;BTC-Mining;So, MPOE.ETF made 1210% so far. Tell me, how much has S.MPOE made on MPEX? -287584;1346394916;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the same, roguhly ? -287583;1346394927;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc speciffically, such a claim ? -287582;1346394940;BTC-Mining;I thought it went up about 3-4 times? -287581;1346394941;mircea_popescu;cause you were calling them claims "alusions" a few lines back. -287580;1346394959;Ignatius-otc;Implying GLBSE is colluding to scam investors. -287579;1346394962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00039714 = 8.9754 BTC [-] -287578;1346394964;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes. the etf had dibbs on the early distribution, which was auctioned in fixed blocks, if you recall ? -287577;1346394971;Ignatius-otc;You linked me to a thread about a GLBSE asset default. -287576;1346394991;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc that implication is sufficiently borne by the extraordinary concentration of scam assets there. -287575;1346395001;Ignatius-otc;I understand that opinion -287574;1346395007;Ignatius-otc;but you portray that opinion here as fact -287573;1346395009;mircea_popescu;if you don't think so, that's fine, but you can't say "i never backed it up". i have. -287572;1346395021;mircea_popescu;the concentration is a fact. -287571;1346395042;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4693 BTC [-] -287570;1346395043;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.4694 = 4.2246 BTC [+] -287569;1346395044;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 30 @ 0.4695 = 14.085 BTC [+] -287568;1346395049;Ignatius-otc;By that logic BTC is horrible, as it has a high concentration of scams...? -287567;1346395060;mircea_popescu;i never saw a btc scam. -287566;1346395067;mircea_popescu;all the btc i ever received are safely in my wallet. -287565;1346395075;mircea_popescu;if a good portion of the btc received would evaporate from my wallet -287564;1346395081;mircea_popescu;i'd have been out of here long, long ago. -287563;1346395094;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.535 BTC [+] -287562;1346395096;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.54 = 1.08 BTC [+] -287561;1346395097;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.55 = 4.95 BTC [+] -287560;1346395097;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.559 BTC [+] -287559;1346395099;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.56 = 5.6 BTC [+] -287558;1346395100;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 17 @ 0.57 = 9.69 BTC [+] -287557;1346395215;mircea_popescu;now specifically, as to the collusion discussion, quote defrauded investor teek : " I am pretty sure even Nefario gave him the nod a few times in posts." -287556;1346395221;mircea_popescu;you read this Ignatius-otc ? -287555;1346395247;Ignatius-otc;yeah, Im reading it all. Don't get me wrong mp I am open minded and willing to put aside ego. -287554;1346395252;Wolf_L;I got banned from btcst for the 12th time lol -287553;1346395280;mircea_popescu;so. there's no complete and definitive proof. thinking about it i can actually see the angle for incompetence possibly prevail over the actual malfeasance angle. -287552;1346395281;Ignatius-otc;However, same thread, if you look at what GLBSE reps, i.e. nefario, actually says...it's all the same old moderator babysitting stuff. Nothing dishonest that I have seen yet. -287551;1346395293;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc most of those posts were deleted however. -287550;1346395299;Ignatius-otc;that I would believe mp -287549;1346395313;Ignatius-otc;seem to still have the vanishing post problem even today -287548;1346395362;mircea_popescu;now, a simple point of fact : nobody can create shares on mpex. this offers the investor some guarantees against dillution, at least. -287547;1346395405;BTC-Mining;Same for GLBSE if there's a requirement to issue shares. -287546;1346395408;Ignatius-otc;may that manipulate the price of their own asset freely on the market? if so, it completely negates the benefit of no dilution -287545;1346395410;mircea_popescu;mpex contracts are actually signed, this guarantees their integrity, and offers the investor some further safety. -287544;1346395421;BTC-Mining;Most voting assets will have 51% required to issue new bonds -287543;1346395422;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc what do you mean ? -287542;1346395433;BTC-Mining;Fixed rate bond will have 0% required to issue more -287541;1346395438;Ignatius-otc;instead of doubling shares outstanding, half share value -287540;1346395452;Ignatius-otc;same overall goals can be accomplished -287539;1346395456;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc i don't get it. he's selling his own shares cheap. how is this dillution ? -287538;1346395462;mircea_popescu;i don't follow this logic. -287537;1346395463;Ignatius-otc;no no, sorry -287536;1346395478;Ignatius-otc;I am referencing only your comment about mpex doesnt allow issuing new shares as easily as glbse -287535;1346395481;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining im not even sure what's the meaning of having a voting system. -287534;1346395493;Ignatius-otc;if an mpex asset issuer can manipulate the price of his own asset,then the protection is lost -287533;1346395496;mircea_popescu;look at how diablo messed up his contract/early investors in based on that. -287532;1346395508;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc explain this manipulation. -287531;1346395601;BTC-Mining;Diablo just exchange his IPOing shares for ever changing rates with other shares. -287530;1346395615;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining fact remains if you put in a 1 btcf in his ipo you are now screwed. -287529;1346395626;BTC-Mining;Effectively, if he offers more shares for other asset's shares, he devalued all his shares -287528;1346395628;mircea_popescu;which sort-of negates the benefit of putting another btc in giga's ipo and having made 20% -287527;1346395636;BTC-Mining;Indeed, where are you coming at with that? -287526;1346395656;mircea_popescu;i'm coming at the fact that the issuer needs to be trusted to not dillute on glbse. -287525;1346395684;BTC-Mining;The issuer can dilute his own asset, not other assets -287524;1346395688;mircea_popescu;... -287523;1346395711;Ignatius-otc;the market price of low liquidity assets can be manipulated by simply buying out asks and filling bids sufficiently to where ones own orders are all that remain. if the issuer did this instead of dilution i believe he could continually "flip" the shares in a way similar to if he had just kept printing shares with a plummeting share price -287522;1346395728;Ignatius-otc;but im no expert, if you say its impossible to dilute in any way ill believe ya;) -287521;1346395731;BTC-Mining;You're assuming it's a net loss overall like everyone put 1 BTC in both assets... -287520;1346395739;BTC-Mining;which is not true... -287519;1346395740;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc let's run a scenario. i own 90% of the float, share trades at 10. now i do what, sell 5% of the float, share goes to 5 ? -287518;1346395764;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining im just saying you have no rational way to pick. and one flower that made 20% is scarce compensation for all the duds. -287517;1346395774;mircea_popescu;read a little the forum, the people are quite frustrated. -287516;1346395786;mircea_popescu;there's very good reasons why pretty much everyone switched ship this month, you see ? -287515;1346395872;BTC-Mining;I went, over the past month, from a 1200 portfolio value to a 1500 portfolio value, on GLBSE... -287514;1346395893;BTC-Mining;There's ways to pick good stocks from the bad ones -287513;1346395930;Ignatius-otc;sell shares, drop price, buyback panic sell, repeat. you never diluted in a traditional sense, but the result would be a fleecing of investors and a chart with a similar appearance...always trending down. So mp you are saying no mpex asset has ever defaulted? wow -287512;1346395951;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012189 BTC [+] -287511;1346395959;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc i am saying that, yes. so far none has. -287510;1346395975;mircea_popescu;this theory about force price down etc is (possibly) what pirate thought he might accomplish -287509;1346395980;Ignatius-otc;how long has mpex been active -287508;1346395988;mircea_popescu;things don't work out that way. this particular attack would made everyone rich irl if it really worked. -287507;1346395990;BTC-Mining;MPEX has almost no assets, it's an options trading. As for assets, there's S.DICE, Mpex itself, giga.etf and I think brendio's funds? -287506;1346395992;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc opened in march -287505;1346395992;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012189 BTC [+] -287504;1346396016;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the total market value of mpex listed assets is > 10x total mkt value of glbse listed assets. -287503;1346396024;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012189 BTC [+] -287502;1346396025;mircea_popescu;just because they're better they will necessarily be fewer. -287501;1346396057;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012189 BTC [+] -287500;1346396071;BTC-Mining;That's exactly why there was no default, the market allows only few companies -287499;1346396080;mircea_popescu;well ofcourse. -287498;1346396092;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012189 BTC [+] -287497;1346396096;mircea_popescu;i always said, i'd rather not list anything at all than list dubious offerings. -287496;1346396113;BTC-Mining;What do you not understand in the fact GLBSE is a open market where anyone can issue? -287495;1346396133;mircea_popescu;i understand it, i also think it's beyond stupid. -287494;1346396155;BTC-Mining;Well bitcoin is technically an open, unregulated currency too... -287493;1346396167;mircea_popescu;no, it is not. -287492;1346396173;mircea_popescu;it's not a currency where anyone can make a bitcoin. -287491;1346396182;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is the paragon of closeness, hence it's value. -287490;1346396189;BTC-Mining;Not unregulated in that sense god dammit -287489;1346396191;mircea_popescu;closedness -287488;1346396195;Ignatius-otc;mp if you can please elaborate on why you said "things don't work out that way. this particular attack would made everyone rich irl if it really worked.". this attack does work at times, i have seen penny stock scams use it -287487;1346396208;BTC-Mining;Unregulated as no one decides of what is and is not appropriate in transactions -287486;1346396210;mircea_popescu;well that's the exact sense in which glbse is unregulated : anyone can make a stock and anyone can then dillute it to hell -287485;1346396221;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc you mean a pump and dump ? -287484;1346396224;BTC-Mining;and people were trying to do a P2P stock exchange, unregulated too of course -287483;1346396246;BTC-Mining;"anyone can make a stock and anyone can then dillute it to hell" -287482;1346396279;BTC-Mining;Which doesn't mean it's all bad stocks -287481;1346396283;Ignatius-otc;no, I mean I ahve witnessed 2 types of penny stock scams. One, where they dilute by continually printing enw shares and selling off until the price per share is some small fraction of a cent. then, they restructure and repeat the process. another type, doesn't dilute by printing shares, but by the method i have tried to desciribe to you. -287480;1346396291;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it just means there's no rational way of pickingthem. -287479;1346396303;Ignatius-otc;both were highly successful so I wondered why you called the one method unsuccessful -287478;1346396311;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc i might be either thick skulled or missing something here. -287477;1346396327;BTC-Mining;of course there fucking is a way to pick them up, you can just look up the issuer -287476;1346396340;BTC-Mining;Gigamining being an easy example -287475;1346396349;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining nd diablo ? -287474;1346396357;mircea_popescu;burt anyway, let's see this thing. company has 1mn shares, i own 90mn of them, it trades at 10 currently. -287473;1346396366;mircea_popescu;now, i dump 10mn of my shares, price goes all the way to 5 -287472;1346396366;BTC-Mining;Diablo had lots of telltale signs that it was nonsense -287471;1346396376;mircea_popescu;i rebuy 10 million of my shares, price goes all the way to 9. -287470;1346396397;mircea_popescu;i got 70mn for the shares i sold, i bought them back for 60 mn, hence 10 mhn profit, is this the system Ignatius-otc ? -287469;1346396418;BTC-Mining;The first being that he needed a 1 million BTC IPO -287468;1346396422;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5 @ 0.00911 = 0.0456 BTC [-] -287467;1346396428;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining so you earnestly believe you can pick them. more power to you. in my experience neither timers nor pickers make money irl, but you're welcome to it. -287466;1346396433;BTC-Mining;then that he started to trade assets for shares -287465;1346396439;Ignatius-otc;roughly yes. I was merely trying to say prohibiting the printing of shares does not mean an issuer can not dilute. -287464;1346396448;BTC-Mining;I have yet to make a loss on any GLBSE asset -287463;1346396464;Ignatius-otc;aside from pirate debt my bot picked up for cheap, same here BTC-Mining -287462;1346396469;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc but looky : my position to begin with : 900mn worth of shares. my position to end with : 60mn in cash and 810 mn worth of shares -287461;1346396472;mircea_popescu;i have... lost...money. -287460;1346396486;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i believe you. -287459;1346396495;mircea_popescu;i'm not saying it can't happen. im just talking statistics. -287458;1346396515;Ignatius-otc;that is ebcause you demand the price is taken to arbitrary points. in some markets the price is whatever you set it to be -287457;1346396521;BTC-Mining;I stay informed on the issuers and latest development, I buy when there's an opportunity, sell back before it's too late. -287456;1346396544;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6100 @ 0.00080907 = 4.9353 BTC [+] -287455;1346396545;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it might be the case that the cost of your research in terms of skill*time exceeds your profits by a significant margin. -287454;1346396545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2999 @ 0.00039203 = 1.1757 BTC [-] -287453;1346396555;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00905 = 0.0181 BTC [-] -287452;1346396564;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc but you would have to set it to be something. -287451;1346396572;BTC-Mining;I could hardly do as much on MPEX which only IPOs high rated companies like SatoshiDice. The price seems too stable. -287450;1346396581;BTC-Mining;Plus dividends are much lower -287449;1346396595;mircea_popescu;well obviously the higher the volumes the stabler the prices. -287448;1346396598;mircea_popescu;this seems to me a d'uh. -287447;1346396609;BTC-Mining;Indeed. -287446;1346396615;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 36 @ 0.009 = 0.324 BTC [-] -287445;1346396618;mircea_popescu;tho for instance if you made money on the recent giga move downwards on glbse -287444;1346396622;mircea_popescu;o wait, you can't short on glbse -287443;1346396638;mircea_popescu;heh. so, if you had a margined acct and shorted ON MPEX you could have made a lot more there. -287442;1346396638;BTC-Mining;Indeed -287441;1346396653;BTC-Mining;shorting, options, etc. -287440;1346396654;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4101 BTC [-] -287439;1346396662;mircea_popescu;shorting and options aren't the same thing. -287438;1346396663;BTC-Mining;Going to be implemented on GLBSE -287437;1346396672;mircea_popescu;are you talking about the future again ? -287436;1346396673;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1048899 = 0.5244 BTC [+] -287435;1346396684;BTC-Mining;that's why I put them in a list... because they're not the same -287434;1346396698;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 3 @ 0.0090501 = 0.0272 BTC [-] -287433;1346396703;mircea_popescu;mk. so at some later point in the future you shall have profited by the drop last week. -287432;1346396718;BTC-Mining;No, but it will become a possibility -287431;1346396725;mircea_popescu;right. -287430;1346396735;mircea_popescu;you know what the cost of opportunity is , right ? -287429;1346396749;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.122 BTC [-] -287428;1346396770;BTC-Mining;nay, I do not know anything about terms -287427;1346396792;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 116 @ 0.0002125 = 0.0247 BTC [-] -287426;1346396798;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.0935 = 0.935 BTC [+] -287425;1346396798;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 11 @ 0.0935 = 1.0285 BTC [+] -287424;1346396803;Ignatius-otc;You have 20 shares. You sell 10 shares for 1 BTC each. "bad news" hits, and now you offer your remaining 10 shares at 0.5BTC. You buyback shares from paic sellers for a 25-75% discount. Took in 10 BTC from the original sale of 10 shares, used less than 10 BTC to buy back those 10 shares when a panic sell occured. Repeat the process...our price is at 0.5 BTC now, sell 10 shares for 0.5 BTC. "bad news", your remaining 10 shares are -287423;1346396818;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 18 @ 0.0095 = 0.171 BTC [-] -287422;1346396869;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4053 BTC [-] -287421;1346396887;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 24 @ 0.08 = 1.92 BTC [-] -287420;1346396888;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 12 @ 0.9448 = 11.3376 BTC [+] -287419;1346396891;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.088 = 0.44 BTC [-] -287418;1346396905;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.9448 = 3.7792 BTC [+] -287417;1346396909;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 3 @ 0.071 = 0.213 BTC [-] -287416;1346396917;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 2 @ 0.153 = 0.306 BTC [-] -287415;1346396918;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc this would require you actually releasing false information or somesuch ? sort of like an insider trading job ? -287414;1346396945;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 6 @ 0.009022 = 0.0541 BTC [-] -287413;1346396950;Ignatius-otc;yes, that is how I have seen it done in the penny stock world. it's dilution really...but without printing more shares -287412;1346396966;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.1048899 = 1.4685 BTC [+] -287411;1346396968;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.104989 = 0.5249 BTC [+] -287410;1346396975;mircea_popescu;yeah well, a. i haven't seen it happen and b. i don't see i'd stand for it. -287409;1346396983;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0622 BTC [-] -287408;1346397000;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104989 BTC [+] -287407;1346397011;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1 @ 0.0035 BTC [-] -287406;1346397031;mircea_popescu;moreover, the fact that the owner retains a majority of shares seems to make this plan a losing proposition. -287405;1346397059;mircea_popescu;(contracts are written so the owner can never sell more than half is shares, i dunno if you read them) -287404;1346397060;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104989 BTC [+] -287403;1346397081;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.104989 = 1.2599 BTC [+] -287402;1346397143;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 11 @ 0.1 = 1.1 BTC -287401;1346397215;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -287400;1346397315;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09299999 = 0.186 BTC [+] -287399;1346397391;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.5699 = 2.8495 BTC [+] -287398;1346397457;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [+] -287397;1346397493;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.115 = 0.23 BTC [+] -287396;1346397518;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.11748 = 0.9398 BTC [+] -287395;1346398780;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.83 BTC [+] -287394;1346398901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.00039068 = 7.1104 BTC [-] -287393;1346398902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57200 @ 0.00039046 = 22.3343 BTC [-] -287392;1346398904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58000 @ 0.00039018 = 22.6304 BTC [-] -287391;1346398904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40635 @ 0.00038978 = 15.8387 BTC [-] -287390;1346398905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51728 @ 0.00038815 = 20.0782 BTC [-] -287389;1346398906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00038723 = 0.9487 BTC [-] -287388;1346398907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.00038705 = 13.3532 BTC [-] -287387;1346398908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18289 @ 0.00038633 = 7.0656 BTC [-] -287386;1346398910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00038544 = 6.5525 BTC [-] -287385;1346398911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00038524 = 1.5795 BTC [-] -287384;1346398912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11084 @ 0.00038454 = 4.2622 BTC [-] -287383;1346398913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36814 @ 0.0003834 = 14.1145 BTC [-] -287382;1346399067;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 200 @ 1 = 200 BTC [+] -287381;1346399454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16000 @ 0.0034 = 54.4 BTC [+] -287380;1346399505;Ignatius-otc;Hi brendio -287379;1346399513;brendio;hi -287378;1346399652;Ignatius-otc;If you end up needing anything from me as a bond holder let me know. I'm not sure what information is being requested by pirate. -287377;1346399714;Diablo-D3;slow glbse is slow -287376;1346399717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00348611 = 1.5687 BTC [-] -287375;1346399718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 50 @ 0.00344763 = 0.1724 BTC [-] -287374;1346399726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40128 @ 0.00038485 = 15.4433 BTC [+] -287373;1346399801;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8318 @ 0.00080907 = 6.7298 BTC [+] -287372;1346427063;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -287371;1346427064;gribble;Best bid: 10.251, Best ask: 10.3, Bid-ask spread: 0.04900, Last trade: 10.3, 24 hour volume: 38288, 24 hour low: 10.2, 24 hour high: 10.8785 -287370;1346427070;mircea_popescu;o hey, going down are we. -287369;1346427245;kakobrekla;uhuh -287368;1346427311;mircea_popescu;still very low volume tho -287367;1346427717;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8499 = 4.2495 BTC [+] -287366;1346427752;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.85 = 8.5 BTC [+] -287365;1346427783;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.867899 = 5.2074 BTC [+] -287364;1346427841;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.868 = 8.68 BTC [+] -287363;1346427880;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.46 = 1.84 BTC [+] -287362;1346427912;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.4695 = 4.2255 BTC [+] -287361;1346427947;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.4695 = 4.2255 BTC [+] -287360;1346428638;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 83 @ 0.1176 = 9.7608 BTC [+] -287359;1346428847;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -287358;1346428848;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.104988 = 0.21 BTC [-] -287357;1346428848;gribble;Best bid: 10.26, Best ask: 10.3, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 10.3, 24 hour volume: 38723, 24 hour low: 10.2, 24 hour high: 10.87699 -287356;1346428915;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.17 BTC [+] -287355;1346429014;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.6596 = 3.9576 BTC [+] -287354;1346429097;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.27573 = 2.7573 BTC [+] -287353;1346429170;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNE5C0X7Fzs << for adults only. -287352;1346429190;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.21 = 1.05 BTC [+] -287351;1346429278;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 146 @ 0.104988 = 15.3282 BTC [-] -287350;1346429280;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 139 @ 0.104989 = 14.5935 BTC [+] -287349;1346429649;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.22 = 1.1 BTC [+] -287348;1346429650;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.23 = 1.15 BTC [+] -287347;1346429652;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.24 = 1.2 BTC [+] -287346;1346429652;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.25 = 1.25 BTC [+] -287345;1346429653;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.26 = 1.3 BTC [+] -287344;1346429654;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.27 = 1.35 BTC [+] -287343;1346429656;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.28 = 1.4 BTC [+] -287342;1346429657;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.29 = 1.45 BTC [+] -287341;1346429658;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.3 = 1.5 BTC [+] -287340;1346429683;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 45 @ 0.3 = 13.5 BTC [+] -287339;1346429684;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 336 @ 0.31 = 104.16 BTC [+] -287338;1346430413;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.829999 = 6.64 BTC [-] -287337;1346430755;DeaDTerra;If anyone want to sell BDK, I am buying then for 0.12 each :) -287336;1346430838;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.336105 = 6.7221 BTC [+] -287335;1346430840;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -287334;1346430939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49097 @ 0.00039101 = 19.1974 BTC [+] -287333;1346430940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13103 @ 0.0003912 = 5.1259 BTC [+] -287332;1346430978;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 13 @ 0.08999 = 1.1699 BTC [+] -287331;1346431456;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.092 BTC [-] -287330;1346432056;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.11706598 = 1.9901 BTC [+] -287329;1346432226;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.868 = 8.68 BTC [+] -287328;1346432320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30197 @ 0.0003912 = 11.8131 BTC [+] -287327;1346432322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31100 @ 0.00039164 = 12.18 BTC [+] -287326;1346432323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 703 @ 0.00039189 = 0.2755 BTC [+] -287325;1346432331;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.06 = 0.18 BTC [+] -287324;1346432352;EB250;!pl BDK 1 -287323;1346432353;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -287322;1346432387;assbot;BDK [1@1BTC] paid: 0.0095545 BTC. Last price: 0.1 BTC. Capital gain: -0.9 BTC. Total: -0.8904455 BTC. (-89%) -287321;1346432505;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00339999 = 0.017 BTC [+] -287320;1346432563;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -287319;1346432564;gribble;Best bid: 10.40016, Best ask: 10.45, Bid-ask spread: 0.04984, Last trade: 10.45, 24 hour volume: 39452, 24 hour low: 10.2, 24 hour high: 10.87563 -287318;1346432588;mircea_popescu;bdk actually started at 1 ?! -287317;1346432747;mircea_popescu;nah, seems .1 -287316;1346432768;EB250;!pl BDK 0.055 -287315;1346432769;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -287314;1346432775;assbot;BDK [1@0.055BTC] paid: 0.0095545 BTC. Last price: 0.1 BTC. Capital gain: 0.045 BTC. Total: 0.0545545 BTC. (99.2%) -287313;1346432838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00039189 = 4.3108 BTC [+] -287312;1346432867;EB250;!pl BDK 0.1 -287311;1346432867;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -287310;1346432879;assbot;BDK [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.0095545 BTC. Last price: 0.1 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.0095545 BTC. (9.6%) -287309;1346432900;Chaang-Noi;anyone want to sell discounted pirate debt? -287308;1346433056;EB250;No, I am buying -287307;1346433156;Chaang-Noi;lol really? -287306;1346433171;Chaang-Noi;i guess someone has to be:) -287305;1346433328;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -287304;1346433943;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 8 @ 0.09 = 0.72 BTC [+] -287303;1346433964;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.104988 = 0.21 BTC [-] -287302;1346433993;blazing;chaang-noi why would you want to buy pirate debt...i thought pirate is done -287301;1346434002;EB250;no, I got few at 0.9 or close but this is just play money. -287300;1346434017;EB250;blazing: where did you get that idea? -287299;1346434044;blazing;eb250 im confused -287298;1346434050;EB250;9th is the grand finale. Or is it today? -287297;1346434050;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.14000001 BTC [-] -287296;1346434058;blazing;did pirate make an announcement today? -287295;1346434071;blazing;ohok the 9th -287294;1346434074;EB250;no idea, I can not get in to the channel -287293;1346434080;blazing;so we wait till the 9th -287292;1346434115;EB250;did he paid 20 accounts or so? -287291;1346434133;EB250;400+ to go? -287290;1346434144;mircea_popescu;>< -287289;1346434158;mircea_popescu;;;ident EB250 -287288;1346434159;gribble;Nick 'EB250', with hostmask 'EB250!~EB250@users.smartlink.ee', is not identified. -287287;1346434166;mircea_popescu;are you new EB250 ? -287286;1346434175;EB250;yes -287285;1346434187;Chaang-Noi;blazing buy low sell high -287284;1346434229;mircea_popescu;a ok. so how do you like btc so far ? -287283;1346434248;blazing;i have six tygrrbond-p bond for sale...sell at .8 -287282;1346434258;blazing;each -287281;1346434276;mircea_popescu;blazing isn't it trading .1 / .3 ? -287280;1346434309;EB250;OK, time to go -287279;1346434361;blazing;ohok -287278;1346434378;blazing;well i might hold onto it then -287277;1346434449;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 60 @ 0.14 = 8.4 BTC [-] -287276;1346434470;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.14 = 0.28 BTC [-] -287275;1346434717;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -287274;1346434739;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -287273;1346434778;Chaang-Noi;hi brendio -287272;1346434782;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -287271;1346434815;brendio;hi goat -287270;1346434877;Chaang-Noi;cambodia now? -287269;1346434881;Chaang-Noi;or kl? -287268;1346434886;brendio;siem reap -287267;1346435007;Chaang-Noi;awesome -287266;1346435015;Chaang-Noi;thats not a bad town for a few nights -287265;1346435018;Chaang-Noi;my wife loves it -287264;1346435026;Chaang-Noi;your first time? -287263;1346435035;Chaang-Noi;going to see angkor wat i assume? -287262;1346435240;brendio;third time. Might see angkor war, might not. Already been twice :) -287261;1346435248;Chaang-Noi;why go then? -287260;1346435281;Chaang-Noi;night live is okay, but i doubt worth flying to, lol -287259;1346435327;brendio;visiting a friend -287258;1346435333;Chaang-Noi;http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j343/TyGrrTech/f58b08402757.jpg -287257;1346435335;Chaang-Noi;cool -287256;1346435338;Chaang-Noi;its a nice place to visit -287255;1346435361;Diablo-D3;wat -287254;1346435911;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 8 @ 0.35 = 2.8 BTC [+] -287253;1346436219;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.8306 = 4.9836 BTC [-] -287252;1346436238;Chaang-Noi;brendio i assume you will not pass anything to pirate about bond ownership? -287251;1346436282;brendio;only net knows who owns the bonds -287250;1346436338;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.825 = 1.65 BTC [-] -287249;1346436345;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 39 @ 0.35 = 13.65 BTC [+] -287248;1346436350;brendio;*nef -287247;1346436361;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 47 @ 0.35 = 16.45 BTC [+] -287246;1346436390;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 55 @ 0.35 = 19.25 BTC [+] -287245;1346436518;Chaang-Noi;yeah -287244;1346436525;Chaang-Noi;nef said he wont pass it on -287243;1346436649;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIT.INC] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [+] -287242;1346436789;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104988 BTC [-] -287241;1346436859;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [+] -287240;1346437175;assbot;[GLBSE] [TICKER] 50 @ 0.46 = 23 BTC [+] -287239;1346437225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00039032 = 5.0742 BTC [-] -287238;1346437232;MrTiggr;OMFG - imsaguy is the assbot right now -287237;1346437261;MrTiggr;Chaang-Noi: http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/GoatsOnABoat << in case imsaslapper duznt let me back in -287236;1346437268;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105018.0 -287235;1346437303;MrTiggr;YAAAY :D -287234;1346437306;MrTiggr;ty -287233;1346437322;Chaang-Noi;:) -287232;1346437325;Chaang-Noi;thank you sir! -287231;1346437332;MrTiggr;np! -287230;1346437344;MrTiggr;WTF imsaguy -287229;1346437370;MrTiggr;i wonder if he ims a guy at all somedays - on his period atm -287228;1346437378;Chaang-Noi;oh -287227;1346437380;Chaang-Noi;i asked wtf -287226;1346437385;Chaang-Noi;they said "bot abuse" -287225;1346437389;MrTiggr;? -287224;1346437391;Chaang-Noi;i dont think it was him -287223;1346437393;MrTiggr;keh -287222;1346437410;Chaang-Noi; lol why was he kicked? -287221;1346437410;Chaang-Noi; because there was no domain. -287220;1346437411;Chaang-Noi; Bot-Abuse -287219;1346437418;MrTiggr;? -287218;1346437421;Chaang-Noi;i dont know -287217;1346437422;MrTiggr;that makes no sense -287216;1346437431;MrTiggr;my bots are regged as me -287215;1346437437;MrTiggr;as freenode requires -287214;1346437442;MrTiggr;and if they arent -287213;1346437446;MrTiggr;why kick the herder -287212;1346437450;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.85 = 3.4 BTC [+] -287211;1346437450;Chaang-Noi;you tried to make a bot do someting -287210;1346437451;MrTiggr;/me slaps imsa -287209;1346437454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00039032 = 0.7026 BTC [-] -287208;1346437456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19573 @ 0.00038917 = 7.6172 BTC [-] -287207;1346437458;Chaang-Noi;i dont know -287206;1346437461;MrTiggr;meh -287205;1346437463;Chaang-Noi;lots of spam and shit going on -287204;1346437474;MrTiggr;yeh, im sure he has his panties wound pretty tight -287203;1346437638;MrTiggr;the daftest of things is that i have 2 bots in there - i can still see whats going on ... cud talk if i wanted ... lamehat imsa is defz stressed ryt now -287202;1346437670;mircea_popescu;so 7.6 earthquake in the phillipines and heliben is dropping another QE bomb. -287201;1346437710;MrTiggr;maaan :( -287200;1346437715;MrTiggr;not cool -287199;1346437715;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 100 @ 0.12999 = 12.999 BTC [-] -287198;1346437716;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 14 @ 0.1349 = 1.8886 BTC [+] -287197;1346437718;MrTiggr;7.6 -287196;1346437722;MrTiggr;fuqme -287195;1346437789;assbot;[GLBSE] [ADMINSORTED] 1 @ 0.99999 BTC [+] -287194;1346437790;assbot;[GLBSE] [ADMINSORTED] 6 @ 1 = 6 BTC [+] -287193;1346437850;mircea_popescu;apparently tsunami and all -287192;1346437859;kakobrekla;yay -287191;1346437869;kakobrekla;im opening bitcoin to metatrader bridge -287190;1346437941;mircea_popescu;now that's pretty cool -287189;1346438045;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.003 = 3 BTC [-] -287188;1346438047;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0029 = 2.9 BTC [-] -287187;1346438048;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0028 = 2.8 BTC [-] -287186;1346438049;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0027 = 2.7 BTC [-] -287185;1346438050;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0026 = 2.6 BTC [-] -287184;1346438051;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0025 = 2.5 BTC [-] -287183;1346438061;kakobrekla;ye -287182;1346438066;kakobrekla;you can already apply for an account -287181;1346438077;kakobrekla;and get it next week -287180;1346438081;kakobrekla;100btc min -287179;1346438099;kakobrekla;trade any pair with btc and earn btc -287178;1346438102;mircea_popescu;ahaha -287177;1346438107;mircea_popescu;wait, there's a minimum ? -287176;1346438113;mircea_popescu;THIS IS A VERY FAILED PLATFORM -287175;1346438116;kakobrekla;to open an account -287174;1346438117;mircea_popescu;i bet it runs porn. -287173;1346438131;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what happens if the us govt confiscates their website ??? -287172;1346438132;kakobrekla;with 100btc you can trade 0.1 lot -287171;1346438151;kakobrekla;i will be holding bitcoins and will never be transformed into fiat -287170;1346438178;mircea_popescu;i don't care what you say *hands in ears* lalalalala. as long as it costs money to join IT SUCKS!!! -287169;1346438191;kakobrekla;it doesnt cost money -287168;1346438200;kakobrekla;you need a 100btc balance to be able to trade -287167;1346438219;kakobrekla;or to open an account -287166;1346438267;kakobrekla;>as long as it costs money to join IT SUCKS!!! -287165;1346438271;mircea_popescu;i bet it has no volume. -287164;1346438271;kakobrekla;says the guy with 20btc reg fee :) -287163;1346438276;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 999 @ 0.0008636 = 0.8627 BTC [+] -287162;1346438278;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15401 @ 0.00086077 = 13.2567 BTC [-] -287161;1346438279;kakobrekla;who has no volume? -287160;1346438282;mircea_popescu;(you realise i'm just poking fun are you ?) -287159;1346438290;kakobrekla;ah -287158;1346438293;kakobrekla;sarcasm? -287157;1346438332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 275 @ 0.00358902 = 0.987 BTC [-] -287156;1346438332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 165 @ 0.00344763 = 0.5689 BTC [-] -287155;1346438333;kakobrekla;oh well -287154;1346438333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00344762 = 0.5171 BTC [-] -287153;1346438334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 31 @ 0.00341296 = 0.1058 BTC [-] -287152;1346438335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 301 @ 0.00341245 = 1.0271 BTC [-] -287151;1346438337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 78 @ 0.003379 = 0.2636 BTC [-] -287150;1346438363;mircea_popescu;:p -287149;1346438496;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.10100002 = 3.03 BTC [-] -287148;1346438508;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0033 = 3.3 BTC [+] -287147;1346438565;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 53 @ 0.10100001 = 5.353 BTC [-] -287146;1346439058;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 27 @ 0.0098 = 0.2646 BTC [+] -287145;1346439112;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 20 @ 1.04 = 20.8 BTC [+] -287144;1346439113;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 9 @ 1.04 = 9.36 BTC [+] -287143;1346439453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20597 @ 0.00039189 = 8.0718 BTC [+] -287142;1346439455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17395 @ 0.00039203 = 6.8194 BTC [+] -287141;1346440070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 599 @ 0.00038917 = 0.2331 BTC [-] -287140;1346440070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15985 @ 0.00038911 = 6.2199 BTC [-] -287139;1346440133;EskimoBob;!pl FOO.PPPPT 1 2012-08-01 -287138;1346440133;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -287137;1346440141;assbot;FOO.PPPPT [1@1BTC] (since: 2012-08-01) paid: 0.14 BTC. Last price: 0.4 BTC. Capital gain: -0.6 BTC. Total: -0.46 BTC. (-46%) -287136;1346440204;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.0008643 = 4.2351 BTC [+] -287135;1346440486;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.8689 = 5.2134 BTC [+] -287134;1346440673;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 4 @ 0.69 = 2.76 BTC [+] -287133;1346440675;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 1 @ 0.749 BTC [+] -287132;1346440676;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 4 @ 0.749 = 2.996 BTC [+] -287131;1346441171;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.869 = 7.821 BTC [+] -287130;1346441173;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.869999 = 6.96 BTC [+] -287129;1346441173;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.87 = 2.61 BTC [+] -287128;1346441454;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 10 @ 0.9486 = 9.486 BTC [+] -287127;1346441582;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 26 @ 1 = 26 BTC [-] -287126;1346441602;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.386 = 3.86 BTC [+] -287125;1346441729;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4694 BTC [-] -287124;1346441731;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.4695 = 4.2255 BTC [+] -287123;1346441855;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 25 @ 0.595 = 14.875 BTC [+] -287122;1346442164;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 1.01 = 10.1 BTC [-] -287121;1346442166;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -287120;1346442959;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [-] -287119;1346442960;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.8311 = 4.9866 BTC [-] -287118;1346442962;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.831 = 2.493 BTC [-] -287117;1346442963;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.8305 = 8.305 BTC [-] -287116;1346443041;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [+] -287115;1346443056;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15878 @ 0.0008643 = 13.7234 BTC [+] -287114;1346443056;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7773 @ 0.00086873 = 6.7526 BTC [+] -287113;1346443058;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14600 @ 0.00086894 = 12.6865 BTC [+] -287112;1346443059;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11749 @ 0.00087462 = 10.2759 BTC [+] -287111;1346443075;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 50 @ 0.2 = 10 BTC [-] -287110;1346443557;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.092 = 0.276 BTC [-] -287109;1346443852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1478 @ 0.00038911 = 0.5751 BTC [-] -287108;1346443854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14535 @ 0.00038867 = 5.6493 BTC [-] -287107;1346443855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18397 @ 0.00038813 = 7.1404 BTC [-] -287106;1346443905;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 3000 @ 0.0025 = 7.5 BTC [-] -287105;1346443906;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0024 = 2.4 BTC [-] -287104;1346443908;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0023 = 2.3 BTC [-] -287103;1346443908;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0022 = 2.2 BTC [-] -287102;1346443909;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0021 = 2.1 BTC [-] -287101;1346443910;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 848 @ 0.002 = 1.696 BTC [-] -287100;1346443974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 20 @ 0.00338817 = 0.0678 BTC [+] -287099;1346443976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 980 @ 0.00338234 = 3.3147 BTC [-] -287098;1346443986;mircea_popescu;hum rg, seems you're under attack. -287097;1346444232;assbot;[GLBSE] [PGM] 4 @ 0.24999 = 1 BTC [-] -287096;1346444234;assbot;[GLBSE] [PGM] 4 @ 0.25 = 1 BTC [+] -287095;1346444653;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.092 BTC [-] -287094;1346444729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00038813 = 2.4452 BTC [-] -287093;1346444825;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6100 @ 0.00087462 = 5.3352 BTC [+] -287092;1346444870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00039182 = 0.6269 BTC [+] -287091;1346444872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00039203 = 1.4897 BTC [+] -287090;1346445405;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 300 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0366 BTC [+] -287089;1346445437;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 12 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0015 BTC [+] -287088;1346445526;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 110 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0134 BTC [+] -287087;1346445910;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1995 @ 0.00339999 = 6.783 BTC [+] -287086;1346445912;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3005 @ 0.0034 = 10.217 BTC [+] -287085;1346446452;usagi; [GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [+] -287084;1346446728;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -287083;1346446729;gribble;Best bid: 10.24, Best ask: 10.32, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 10.328, 24 hour volume: 36001, 24 hour low: 10.2, 24 hour high: 10.84 -287082;1346446897;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 50 @ 0.175 = 8.75 BTC [-] -287081;1346446945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29900 @ 0.00038894 = 11.6293 BTC [-] -287080;1346446947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6203 @ 0.00038813 = 2.4076 BTC [-] -287079;1346446948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2697 @ 0.000388 = 1.0464 BTC [-] -287078;1346446960;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 9 @ 0.39 = 3.51 BTC [-] -287077;1346447037;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.09 = 0.27 BTC [+] -287076;1346447079;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.1785 = 0.357 BTC [+] -287075;1346447089;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 4 @ 0.98 = 3.92 BTC [-] -287074;1346447346;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 43 @ 0.4695 = 20.1885 BTC [+] -287073;1346447459;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [-] -287072;1346447461;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 38 @ 0.18000101 = 6.84 BTC [-] -287071;1346447513;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.39 = 1.95 BTC [-] -287070;1346447515;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 20 @ 0.4 = 8 BTC [+] -287069;1346447905;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2851 @ 0.00087462 = 2.4935 BTC [+] -287068;1346447906;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5249 @ 0.00087607 = 4.5985 BTC [+] -287067;1346448138;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8103 = 3.2412 BTC [-] -287066;1346448140;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8102 = 4.051 BTC [-] -287065;1346448141;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.810101 BTC [-] -287064;1346448142;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [-] -287063;1346448143;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.78000001 BTC [-] -287062;1346448144;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.78 = 7.02 BTC [-] -287061;1346448145;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.77700001 = 3.885 BTC [-] -287060;1346448146;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.777 = 7.77 BTC [-] -287059;1346448147;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.711 = 6.399 BTC [-] -287058;1346448148;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.71 = 2.84 BTC [-] -287057;1346448170;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 19 @ 0.4 = 7.6 BTC [+] -287056;1346448875;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104988 BTC [-] -287055;1346448912;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.94924 BTC [+] -287054;1346448942;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [+] -287053;1346448986;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09199999 = 0.184 BTC [-] -287052;1346449004;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.092 = 0.184 BTC [+] -287051;1346450119;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 13 @ 0.02859399 = 0.3717 BTC [+] -287050;1346450121;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 9 @ 0.01976642 = 0.1779 BTC [-] -287049;1346450280;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [-] -287048;1346450415;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130N] 1 @ 0.11221286 BTC [-] -287047;1346450418;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P030T] 6 @ 0.02245236 = 0.1347 BTC [+] -287046;1346450645;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 30 @ 0.0148 = 0.444 BTC [+] -287045;1346450866;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104987 BTC [-] -287044;1346451383;_locust_;;;ticker -287043;1346451383;gribble;Best bid: 10.01, Best ask: 10.0989, Bid-ask spread: 0.08890, Last trade: 10.098, 24 hour volume: 47471, 24 hour low: 10, 24 hour high: 10.8359 -287042;1346451462;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 3 @ 1.399999 = 4.2 BTC [+] -287041;1346451620;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110N] 2 @ 0.17408847 = 0.3482 BTC [-] -287040;1346452055;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 8 @ 0.9486 = 7.5888 BTC [+] -287039;1346452428;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -287038;1346452553;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.7701 BTC [-] -287037;1346452613;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 200 @ 0.00024 = 0.048 BTC [+] -287036;1346453050;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.18000101 = 2.16 BTC [-] -287035;1346453051;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 60 @ 0.180001 = 10.8001 BTC [-] -287034;1346453202;kakobrekla;so hm -287033;1346453218;kakobrekla;getting a lot of change the name for smpake -287032;1346453228;kakobrekla;any suggestions? -287031;1346453241;kakobrekla;like instabit? it has 'stab it' in it. -287030;1346453300;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.830701 = 4.9842 BTC [+] -287029;1346453302;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.830601 = 8.306 BTC [-] -287028;1346453303;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.8305 = 8.305 BTC [-] -287027;1346453303;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8301 = 4.1505 BTC [-] -287026;1346453305;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -287025;1346453306;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.811 = 7.299 BTC [-] -287024;1346453307;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.81 = 9.72 BTC [-] -287023;1346453308;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 0.81 = 11.34 BTC [-] -287022;1346453309;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 80 @ 0.81 = 64.8 BTC [-] -287021;1346453448;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110N] 6 @ 0.1731108 = 1.0387 BTC [-] -287020;1346453486;kakobrekla;meh -287019;1346453490;kakobrekla;thats taken anyway -287018;1346453491;Obsi;kakobrekla: any plans to offer USD MtGox voucher? -287017;1346453522;kakobrekla;well i have been asked about supporting usd input -287016;1346453539;kakobrekla;accually i am willing to implement whatever the users need -287015;1346453561;kakobrekla;but im not sure if they know they need it -287014;1346453572;kakobrekla;seems like no to me :> -287013;1346453719;Obsi;BTC -> MtGox USD code would be quite useful when touching withdrawal limits -287012;1346453870;kakobrekla;the fee on that would have to be high -287011;1346453874;kakobrekla;or result unpredictable -287010;1346454015;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.104987 = 1.2598 BTC [-] -287009;1346454051;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7699 @ 0.00086077 = 6.6271 BTC [-] -287008;1346454053;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00085762 = 0.4288 BTC [-] -287007;1346454054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 99100 @ 0.0033 = 327.03 BTC [-] -287006;1346454066;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 79 @ 0.104987 = 8.294 BTC [-] -287005;1346454183;EskimoBob;02:17 gribble | pirateat40 was last seen in #btcst 28 minutes and 10 seconds ago: Total Accounts Repaid: 22/459 (subject to required information) -287004;1346454199;Obsi;;;ticker -287003;1346454200;gribble;Best bid: 9.80011, Best ask: 9.81, Bid-ask spread: 0.00989, Last trade: 9.81, 24 hour volume: 50748, 24 hour low: 9.8, 24 hour high: 10.83571 -287002;1346454224;BTC-Mining;Any actual, real claim of accounts being repaid? -287001;1346454282;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 53 @ 0.089999 = 4.7699 BTC [-] -287000;1346454521;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.48000001 BTC [-] -286999;1346454523;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -286998;1346454600;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10024 @ 0.00084927 = 8.5131 BTC [-] -286997;1346454632;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -286996;1346455154;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -286995;1346455155;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.71121 = 1.4224 BTC [-] -286994;1346455281;smickles;;;later tell doffx http://bitbin.it/lOgacEil -286993;1346455281;gribble;The operation succeeded. -286992;1346455528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00039142 = 8.2198 BTC [+] -286991;1346455529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39613 @ 0.00039203 = 15.5295 BTC [+] -286990;1346455570;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 44 @ 0.5 = 22 BTC [+] -286989;1346455759;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 7 @ 0.77001 = 5.3901 BTC [-] -286988;1346455761;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 4 @ 0.77011 = 3.0804 BTC [+] -286987;1346456116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1081 @ 0.00039269 = 0.4245 BTC [+] -286986;1346456118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35400 @ 0.00039102 = 13.8421 BTC [-] -286985;1346456261;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 3 @ 0.20000001 = 0.6 BTC [-] -286984;1346456263;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [-] -286983;1346456291;pigeons;hey mircea_popescu, do you have a link about why mining bonds suck? -286982;1346456444;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11399999 = 1.14 BTC [+] -286981;1346456445;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.114 = 2.85 BTC [+] -286980;1346456446;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 45 @ 0.1140699 = 5.1331 BTC [+] -286979;1346456735;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1140699 = 0.5703 BTC [+] -286978;1346456737;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.11416999 = 2.2834 BTC [+] -286977;1346456738;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 31 @ 0.11417 = 3.5393 BTC [+] -286976;1346457269;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.092 = 0.46 BTC [+] -286975;1346457515;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1030102 = 0.9271 BTC [-] -286974;1346457542;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1030101 = 0.309 BTC [-] -286973;1346457562;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10301 = 0.5151 BTC [-] -286972;1343779221;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [-] -286971;1343779223;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.103 = 2.266 BTC [-] -286970;1343779290;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 20 @ 0.0148 = 0.296 BTC [+] -286969;1343779348;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [+] -286968;1343780279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27519 @ 0.00039069 = 10.7514 BTC [-] -286967;1343780280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4481 @ 0.00039223 = 1.7576 BTC [+] -286966;1343781037;BTCHero;pigeons: I can show you my account history if that helps -286965;1343781403;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 591 @ 0.103 = 60.873 BTC [-] -286964;1343781688;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.104986 = 0.315 BTC [+] -286963;1343781747;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.104986 = 0.7349 BTC [+] -286962;1343781808;gabbynot;why is BTC in the shitter today? -286961;1343781814;gabbynot;;;ticker -286960;1343781814;gribble;Best bid: 9.67081, Best ask: 9.7779, Bid-ask spread: 0.10709, Last trade: 9.67079, 24 hour volume: 58933, 24 hour low: 9.67079, 24 hour high: 10.8285 -286959;1343782050;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 4 @ 0.09998 = 0.3999 BTC [-] -286958;1343782071;rdponticelli;Maybe pirate is finally achieving to crash the market in order to buy cheap? -286957;1343782116;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 44 @ 0.0892 = 3.9248 BTC [-] -286956;1343782162;kakobrekla;o nice dip -286955;1343782172;kakobrekla;should have sold more :) -286954;1343782272;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 41 @ 0.0892 = 3.6572 BTC [-] -286953;1343782294;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 44 @ 0.0891 = 3.9204 BTC [-] -286952;1343782385;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.818 = 1.636 BTC [+] -286951;1343782466;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 80 @ 0.103 = 8.24 BTC [-] -286950;1343782468;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [-] -286949;1343782469;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1028 BTC [-] -286948;1343782645;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.1027 = 4.5188 BTC [-] -286947;1343782734;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1113 = 0.3339 BTC [-] -286946;1343782742;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1500 @ 0.0039 = 5.85 BTC [+] -286945;1343782854;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.821 BTC [-] -286944;1343782907;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0033 = 0.0165 BTC [-] -286943;1343782968;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.61 BTC [+] -286942;1343783004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53100 @ 0.00039223 = 20.8274 BTC [+] -286941;1343783019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3535 @ 0.00039223 = 1.3865 BTC [+] -286940;1343783021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00039353 = 3.0695 BTC [+] -286939;1343783022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4665 @ 0.00039408 = 1.8384 BTC [+] -286938;1343783150;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 15 @ 0.068 = 1.02 BTC [+] -286937;1343783448;BTC-Mining;why are everyone still talking about pirate crashing the market... pirate is happy with his defaulted on bitcoins being high priced -286936;1343783494;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1500 @ 0.0039 = 5.85 BTC [+] -286935;1343784098;rdponticelli;Maybe -286934;1343784141;Bane_Capital;I think this is just the weekend starting -286933;1343784144;Bane_Capital;nothing more -286932;1343784167;Bane_Capital;The profits from the inevitable weekend dip have been cleaned out. -286931;1343784183;rdponticelli;It's too sudden to be a natural weekend dip -286930;1343784196;Bane_Capital;Exactly. It's people just predicting it. -286929;1343784218;rdponticelli;It's somebody taking advantage of that, pushing the price down -286928;1343784241;rdponticelli;Knowing that until monday, it won't fully recover -286927;1343784308;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -286926;1343784371;rdponticelli;TYGRR.BOT is still live? -286925;1343784413;rdponticelli;Return of the undead... -286924;1343784530;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.35 = 3.5 BTC [+] -286923;1343784965;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.0917 = 0.7336 BTC [+] -286922;1343784972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00039226 = 3.4127 BTC [-] -286921;1343784996;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 300 @ 0.00024 = 0.072 BTC [+] -286920;1343785247;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 7 @ 0.99 = 6.93 BTC [+] -286919;1343785258;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.068 = 1.36 BTC [+] -286918;1343785407;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -286917;1343785408;gribble;10.24 -286916;1343785417;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.11406 = 0.4562 BTC [-] -286915;1343785474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32100 @ 0.00039226 = 12.5915 BTC [-] -286914;1343785522;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 3 @ 0.40000002 = 1.2 BTC [-] -286913;1343785531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49613 @ 0.000388 = 19.2498 BTC [-] -286912;1343785700;smickles;;;ticker -286911;1343785700;gribble;Best bid: 9.82491, Best ask: 9.82498, Bid-ask spread: 0.00007, Last trade: 9.8249, 24 hour volume: 62457, 24 hour low: 9.66, 24 hour high: 10.8285 -286910;1343785832;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.5989 BTC [+] -286909;1343786708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00038947 = 8.1399 BTC [+] -286908;1343786884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 50 @ 0.00357386 = 0.1787 BTC [+] -286907;1343787122;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 3 @ 0.09348999 = 0.2805 BTC [+] -286906;1343787123;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.09349 BTC [+] -286905;1343787124;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 21 @ 0.093779 = 1.9694 BTC [+] -286904;1343787305;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7999 BTC [+] -286903;1343787428;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10151 @ 0.00087607 = 8.893 BTC [+] -286902;1343787430;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7204 @ 0.00088024 = 6.3412 BTC [+] -286901;1343787649;mircea_popescu;pigeons mm was somnetging on the forum i think -286900;1343787652;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [+] -286899;1343787890;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -286898;1343787971;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -286897;1343787978;gribble;Time since last block: 29 minutes and 12 seconds -286896;1343787984;Bane_Capital;;;market buy 50000 -286895;1343787986;gribble;A market order to buy 50000 bitcoins right now would take 566371.5640 USD and would take the last price up to 12.1500 USD, resulting in an average price of 11.3274 USD/BTC. -286894;1343787991;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -286893;1343787992;gribble;Best bid: 10.07395, Best ask: 10.07686, Bid-ask spread: 0.00291, Last trade: 10.07396, 24 hour volume: 65760, 24 hour low: 9.66, 24 hour high: 10.8285 -286892;1343788001;mircea_popescu;still playing around 10 is it -286891;1343788014;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -286890;1343788015;gribble;10.21 -286889;1343788056;smickles;i don't think it's going to drop under 10 in ~30 min -286888;1343788060;mircea_popescu;me either. -286887;1343788157;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.068 = 0.34 BTC [+] -286886;1343788191;smickles;looks like my short straddle at 10 was a good bet -286885;1343788206;mircea_popescu;o, you have calls ? -286884;1343788210;mircea_popescu;ya might make a little money there. -286883;1343788220;mircea_popescu;i think im mostly loaded on puts atm. -286882;1343788429;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [-] -286881;1343788431;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.805 BTC [-] -286880;1343788598;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -286879;1343788600;gribble;Best bid: 10.01431, Best ask: 10.08, Bid-ask spread: 0.06569, Last trade: 10.17999, 24 hour volume: 67689, 24 hour low: 9.66, 24 hour high: 10.8285 -286878;1343788772;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -286877;1343788774;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0033 / 0.0033139 / 0.0034 (115100 shares, 381.43 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00324939 / 0.0034 (2887663 shares, 9,383.16 BTC) -286876;1343788941;Bane_Capital;Satoshi Dice is dead. -286875;1343788942;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -286874;1343788948;Bane_Capital;There will be a selloff soon -286873;1343788965;kakobrekla;seems like nothing is going -286872;1343789005;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.0917 = 0.6419 BTC [+] -286871;1343789006;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.068 = 0.68 BTC [+] -286870;1343789196;mircea_popescu;;;ident Bane_Capital -286869;1343789197;gribble;Nick 'Bane_Capital', with hostmask 'Bane_Capital!~clown@r74-192-154-88.gtwncmta01.grtntx.tl.dh.suddenlink.net', is not identified. -286868;1343789201;mircea_popescu;hi there. are you new ? -286867;1343789209;Bane_Capital;No, you know me. -286866;1343789212;Bane_Capital;Just take a guess. -286865;1343789214;mircea_popescu;under the name of ? -286864;1343789231;Bane_Capital;I'm Emanuel. -286863;1343789242;mircea_popescu;that's illuminating. emanuel who ? -286862;1343789251;Bane_Capital;De Ortego -286861;1343789254;mircea_popescu;o i c -286860;1343789271;mircea_popescu;did yo umanage to clear with deadterra ? -286859;1343789292;kakobrekla;did i hear drama? -286858;1343789294;Bane_Capital;I managed to transfer them to a undisclosed party for a fair price. -286857;1343789299;mircea_popescu;a cool then. -286856;1343789302;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla was there drama ? -286855;1343789312;kakobrekla;im aking :> -286854;1343789318;mircea_popescu;lol. you're such a drama whore :D -286853;1343789334;kakobrekla;i know :( -286852;1343789490;mircea_popescu;when you'll be all rich from btc going over 9k -286851;1343789511;mircea_popescu;you'll end up paying young luscious drama students in your town to put up drama in transparent costumes fior you. -286850;1343789519;kakobrekla;information is money and drama is information -286849;1343789523;Bane_Capital;Fine tastes you have there. -286848;1343789527;kakobrekla;so drama is money. -286847;1343789531;mircea_popescu;and time is ? -286846;1343789539;kakobrekla;arbitrary. -286845;1343789561;mircea_popescu;drama is moar arbitrary than time. -286844;1343789585;kakobrekla;nah -286843;1343789601;mircea_popescu;omg how can you say that. -286842;1343789624;kakobrekla;maybe it depends on the def. of drama -286841;1343789654;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24h -286840;1343789655;gribble;Error: "bc,24h" is not a valid command. -286839;1343789664;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -286838;1343789666;gribble;10.21 -286837;1343789670;kakobrekla;also, i dont like time. -286836;1343789693;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8500 @ 0.00088024 = 7.482 BTC [+] -286835;1343789711;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1 @ 0.07619102 BTC [-] -286834;1343789941;kakobrekla;btw -286833;1343789948;kakobrekla;is it time for mpex div yet -286832;1343789949;kakobrekla;;> -286831;1343789979;mircea_popescu;yup will be announced soonish. -286830;1343789995;mircea_popescu;i usually release the end of month results within a few hours. -286829;1343790021;kakobrekla;funny one btw guys did you see the nex -286828;1343790064;smickles;mircea_popescu: so was it 10.21 or 10.2 at the buzzer? -286827;1343790118;mircea_popescu;.2 good call. -286826;1343790146;kakobrekla;hmm -286825;1343790147;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -286824;1343790151;kakobrekla;wall. -286823;1343790332;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -286822;1343790482;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -286821;1343790483;gribble;10.20 -286820;1343790595;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -286819;1343790597;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.5501 = 3.8507 BTC [-] -286818;1343790598;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.55 = 5.5 BTC [-] -286817;1343790629;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 10 @ 0.16 = 1.6 BTC [+] -286816;1343791058;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -286815;1343791244;usagi;mircea, is satoshidice going to crash soon? -286814;1343791314;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 114 @ 0.00335 = 0.3819 BTC [+] -286813;1343791439;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1028 BTC [+] -286812;1343791441;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1028 = 0.4112 BTC [+] -286811;1343791455;smickles;usagi: how would he know? -286810;1343791468;usagi;Because he could be in on it. -286809;1343791472;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1027 = 0.5135 BTC [-] -286808;1343791479;usagi;He claims to know a lot about finance; have you read the contract? -286807;1343791495;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 12 @ 0.1 = 1.2 BTC -286806;1343791507;smickles;usagi: only 72870 shares to 0 -286805;1343791508;usagi;Maybe they designed it to fail? :p -286804;1343791551;smickles;(price 0 that is) -286803;1343791601;usagi;!pl BIB.BVPS 0.003 -286802;1343791602;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -286801;1343791603;assbot;BIB.BVPS [1@0.003BTC] paid: 0.00015143 BTC. Last price: 0.0039 BTC. Capital gain: 0.0009 BTC. Total: 0.00105143 BTC. (35%) -286800;1343791668;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 67 @ 0.85 = 56.95 BTC [-] -286799;1343791739;smickles;alright -286798;1343791742;smickles;i'm gonna do it -286797;1343791750;smickles;.05 btc to 1dice1e6pdhLzzWQq7yMidf6j8eAg7pkY -286796;1343791765;usagi;hahahaha -286795;1343791774;usagi;Have you checked your glbse mailbox recently? -286794;1343791791;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.09159999 = 0.7328 BTC [-] -286793;1343791791;usagi;smickles; if you want to gamble, hotwallet has better odds. -286792;1343791792;smickles;usagi: i've never had any mail there -286791;1343791802;smickles;aw crap. i lost -286790;1343791811;usagi;we beat satoshidice by aroudn 0.7% -286789;1343791834;usagi;try it today, hotwallet dot c, a! -286788;1343791854;rdponticelli;usagi: You also got a lot of spam? -286787;1343791867;usagi;rdp: yeah someone's trying to inject glbse -286786;1343791877;rdponticelli;Like somebody searching for attack vectors -286785;1343791886;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.61 BTC [+] -286784;1343791907;rdponticelli;Yea, I told to ColdHardMetal on #GLBSE, but he's not online... -286783;1343791924;rdponticelli;Anyway, it seems to be all scaped -286782;1343791938;smickles;;;calc 2.99/[bc,24hprc] -286781;1343791939;gribble;0.293137254902 -286780;1343791974;usagi;;;../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././windows/win.ini -286779;1343791975;gribble;Error: "../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././windows/win.ini" is not a valid command. -286778;1343791981;usagi;like that -286777;1343791988;usagi;But they did it like 250 times -286776;1343792015;coingenuity;usagi: thats pretty common -286775;1343792019;coingenuity;directory transversal spider -286774;1343792056;Bane_Capital;>a pear of sunglasses -286773;1343792061;Bane_Capital;lol'd for some reason -286772;1343792066;coingenuity;be more concerned about logs that look like GET \x81561\x196162\x90163136\x1093691\x18963821\x8163213\x18923651\x1251263y -286771;1343792106;usagi;right -286770;1343792157;smickles;usagi: was i supposed to have something in my glbse mailbox? -286769;1343792160;usagi;that means its robots -286768;1343792164;coingenuity;also grep your logs for netsparker and nessus and such if you want to scare yourself lol -286767;1343792166;usagi;and robots are crafty -286766;1343792179;usagi;always trying to take over the world -286765;1343792190;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -286764;1343792401;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 26 @ 0.11406 = 2.9656 BTC [-] -286763;1343792402;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.11416 = 1.8266 BTC [+] -286762;1343792575;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.06 = 0.12 BTC [+] -286761;1343792681;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1176 BTC [+] -286760;1343793064;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.104985 = 2.0997 BTC [+] -286759;1343793351;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.104985 = 1.1548 BTC [+] -286758;1343793446;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 180 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0219 BTC [+] -286757;1343794366;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 696 @ 0.00088024 = 0.6126 BTC [+] -286756;1343794405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5254 @ 0.00038947 = 2.0463 BTC [+] -286755;1343794627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2661 @ 0.00039063 = 1.0395 BTC [+] -286754;1343795042;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.09159999 = 0.458 BTC [-] -286753;1343795691;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2501 BTC [+] -286752;1343795705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8176 @ 0.000388 = 3.1723 BTC [-] -286751;1343795706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28618 @ 0.000387 = 11.0752 BTC [-] -286750;1343795733;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [+] -286749;1343795874;BTCHero;where does BTC-Mining live, anyone know? -286748;1343795900;copumpkin;underground, in a mine -286747;1343795910;BTCHero;what timezone is this mine in? -286746;1343795929;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.8576 = 8.576 BTC [+] -286745;1343795934;copumpkin;timezones only make sense when there's sunlight to go by -286744;1343795936;copumpkin;this mine operates 24/7 -286743;1343795942;copumpkin;with people sleeping in shifts around the clock -286742;1343795968;mircea_popescu;mk results are out http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-rezultate-august-2012/#comment-88317 -286741;1343795968;BTCHero;ok, thanks for the info bro -286740;1343795970;mircea_popescu;i got totally hosed. -286739;1343796028;BTC-Mining;In Montreal -286738;1343796057;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.08920001 BTC [-] -286737;1343796070;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: damn, sorry to hear that :/ -286736;1343796077;copumpkin;not just because of my 0.000001% stake -286735;1343796082;mircea_popescu;i suspekt i was played tbh. -286734;1343796095;BTCHero;played? -286733;1343796101;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC -286732;1343796112;mircea_popescu;anyway. on the positive score, there's no more limit to bond interest rates now. -286731;1343796114;mircea_popescu;sky's the limit. -286730;1343796124;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 44 @ 0.0892 = 3.9248 BTC [-] -286729;1343796170;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.28 BTC [+] -286728;1343796177;copumpkin;"instrumkents " -286727;1343796178;copumpkin;typo -286726;1343796181;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 79 @ 0.0891 = 7.0389 BTC [-] -286725;1343796190;copumpkin;oh -286724;1343796191;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [+] -286723;1343796193;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.54999999 BTC [+] -286722;1343796194;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.55 = 2.75 BTC [+] -286721;1343796195;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 7 @ 0.56 = 3.92 BTC [+] -286720;1343796197;copumpkin;this is auto translated from romanian -286719;1343796197;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 13 @ 0.57 = 7.41 BTC [+] -286718;1343796197;copumpkin;lol -286717;1343796198;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.59 = 1.77 BTC [+] -286716;1343796203;copumpkin;this isn't bad -286715;1343796220;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 60 @ 0.4695 = 28.17 BTC [+] -286714;1343796228;copumpkin;oh wait, it isn't -286713;1343796231;copumpkin;gah, wtf -286712;1343796236;copumpkin;okay, so it's a typo :) -286711;1343796237;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -286710;1343796271;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.003001 = 0.021 BTC [-] -286709;1343796285;mircea_popescu;it'snot autotranslated, no. -286708;1343796301;mircea_popescu;wantyed to get it out asap, will fixtypos shortly. -286707;1343796302;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 350 @ 0.000116 = 0.0406 BTC [-] -286706;1343796326;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 100 @ 0.00989 = 0.989 BTC [+] -286705;1343796563;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 50 @ 0.4695 = 23.475 BTC [+] -286704;1343796608;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12100 @ 0.00088555 = 10.7152 BTC [+] -286703;1343796609;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4723 @ 0.00088869 = 4.1973 BTC [+] -286702;1343796762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] [PAID] 500000000 @ 0.00000124 = 619.5151922 BTC -286701;1343796776;kakobreklaa;it works! -286700;1343796812;asa;good job sir! -286699;1343796862;mircea_popescu;o hey, cool! -286698;1343796922;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'm available for shareholder/bondholder/journalist grilling. ask away. -286697;1343797139;smickles;mircea_popescu: what was the motivation in lifting the mpbor interest limit? -286696;1343797176;smickles;mircea_popescu: and, what's the risk of only receiving unsustainably high interest bids? -286695;1343797177;mircea_popescu;i was alwyas planning to eventually lift it. -286694;1343797203;mircea_popescu;the hosing of this month forced my hand so to speak. if people can be taken for half their investment they really should be allowed to choose their own %. -286693;1343797218;mircea_popescu;and the risk is nil, let me explain this : -286692;1343797226;mircea_popescu;exchange makes 1k btc over 2k btc in capital. -286691;1343797240;mircea_popescu;if the interest of the 2k in capital is 1k btc, then the exchange will have made... 0. -286690;1343797254;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0036 = 3.6 BTC [-] -286689;1343797255;mircea_popescu;if the interest is 2k then the exchange will have made -1k, and the excess paid as interest is taken from the bonds. -286688;1343797262;mircea_popescu;so really bondholder can't get more than ALL the profit. -286687;1343797295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57900 @ 0.00038903 = 22.5248 BTC [+] -286686;1343797299;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0037 = 3.7 BTC [+] -286685;1343797348;smickles;so there is the potential for the mpbor holders to take all profit from the operation. You anticipate the competition bidding will cause this not to occur? -286684;1343797362;mircea_popescu;i would imagine so. -286683;1343797378;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.14 = 0.7 BTC [-] -286682;1343797386;mircea_popescu;historically MPEx makes something in the 5 to 15% range. -286681;1343797404;mircea_popescu;i doubt there's not going to be 10-100k btc available for that sort of rate, especially in the new economy. -286680;1343797427;mircea_popescu;(yes, the fact that the pirate isn't around anymore was also a factor, i wasn't going to allow interest w/o ceiling in a ponzi atmopshere) -286679;1343797502;smickles;so can we expect pirate to pay back about 4k now ;D -286678;1343797512;mircea_popescu;if it was acrually him. -286677;1343797534;smickles;i suspect a pass thru operator mor than pirate, actually -286676;1343797544;smickles;if it was canspiracy -286675;1343797545;mircea_popescu;i tell you one thing, if the total paid accounts ends up being about 4k -286674;1343797549;mircea_popescu;ima be pretty fucken pissed off. -286673;1343797681;maximian;mircea_popescu: Is the latest dividend listed on the s.mpoe page correct? ( http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=S.MPOE ). It looks like half of what was actually paid out (thank you by the way!) -286672;1343797716;mircea_popescu;maximian yes, all dividends are halved on mpex because nobody has in their acct but half the shares -286671;1343797729;mircea_popescu;this is as investor protection, because the owner is never allowed to sell more than half the shares -286670;1343797738;mircea_popescu;(this is because the shares are non-voting) -286669;1343797753;mircea_popescu;so the comp makes 1k and has 1mn shares, you will see 500 btc paid -286668;1343797756;mircea_popescu;but it's paid to 500k shares. -286667;1343797761;mircea_popescu;per share dividend is the right ammt. -286666;1343797774;maximian;Ok, makes sense - thanks -286665;1343797884;mircea_popescu;.py 500000000 * 0.00000124 -286664;1343797885;markac;620.0 -286663;1343798062;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.14 = 0.7 BTC [-] -286662;1343798299;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.2501 = 0.5002 BTC [-] -286661;1343798539;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.14 = 1.4 BTC [-] -286660;1343798666;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [-] -286659;1343798742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200000 @ 0.0034 = 680 BTC [+] -286658;1343798808;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10504 @ 0.00088235 = 9.2682 BTC [-] -286657;1343798810;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10144 @ 0.00087275 = 8.8532 BTC [-] -286656;1343798868;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4656 @ 0.00087275 = 4.0635 BTC [-] -286655;1343798869;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1144 @ 0.00087256 = 0.9982 BTC [-] -286654;1343798905;Bane_Capital;Evoorhees bought out his final shares. -286653;1343798916;Bane_Capital;or somebody else did, which I highly doubt. -286652;1343798922;Bane_Capital;oh wait -286651;1343798929;Bane_Capital;I though that was 2 million -286650;1343798932;Bane_Capital;nevermind -286649;1343798939;Bane_Capital;I weep for that sucker -286648;1343798951;asa;lol love the nick -286647;1343798993;mircea_popescu;lol why weep ? -286646;1343799014;Bane_Capital;His money is stuck in that stock for the next two months -286645;1343799023;Bane_Capital;probably longer -286644;1343799049;mircea_popescu;i don't follow. -286643;1343799116;Bane_Capital;oh -286642;1343799122;Bane_Capital;MPeX has liquidity -286641;1343799125;Bane_Capital;nevermind -286640;1343799143;sgornick;mircea_popescu: > Total turnover 75 `648 contracts, of which -12`312 +7`100 CALL, -32`472 +23`764 PUT. -286639;1343799166;mircea_popescu;ya ? -286638;1343799167;sgornick;July didn't have that + / - breakdown, did it? -286637;1343799195;mircea_popescu;indeed not. -286636;1343799242;Bane_Capital;How many bids are there for MPeX at the highest? -286635;1343799251;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -286634;1343799285;mircea_popescu;lol jcpham -286633;1343799587;Bane_Lowercase;hi -286632;1343799603;Bane_Capital;Okay -286631;1343799608;Bane_Lowercase;not okay -286630;1343799611;mircea_popescu;lol -286629;1343799634;Bane_Lowercase;side effects may include viral infection and coughing -286628;1343799647;Bane_Capital;There are 108`256 bids at .0033 for S.DICe -286627;1343799653;Bane_Capital;That is okay -286626;1343799693;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 3 @ 0.050999 = 0.153 BTC [+] -286625;1343799740;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104979 BTC [-] -286624;1343799754;mircea_popescu;aha ? -286623;1343800191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00038793 = 3.6077 BTC [-] -286622;1343800192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39 @ 0.00038903 = 0.0152 BTC [+] -286621;1343800192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23235 @ 0.00039408 = 9.1564 BTC [+] -286620;1343800267;mircea_popescu;lol wtf -286619;1343800274;mircea_popescu;anyway, ortego, what were you trying to ask ? -286618;1343800288;Bane_Lowercase;ortego likes little kids -286617;1343800299;Bane_Lowercase;"free candy" on the side of his van -286616;1343800324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5526 @ 0.00039458 = 2.1804 BTC [+] -286615;1343800326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27182 @ 0.000387 = 10.5194 BTC [-] -286614;1343800327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31800 @ 0.0003869 = 12.3034 BTC [-] -286613;1343800328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3913 @ 0.00038624 = 1.5114 BTC [-] -286612;1343800339;Bane_Lowercase;i meant kittens -286611;1343800342;Bane_Lowercase;not kids -286610;1343800429;mircea_popescu;then it;d be free cream -286609;1343800464;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8576 BTC [+] -286608;1343800467;smickles;free cream for kittens? is this a new section for you dtng sight mircea_popescu ? -286607;1343800479;mircea_popescu;lol -286606;1343800484;mircea_popescu;isn't that what kittens like ? -286605;1343800512;Bane_Lowercase;mmmm -286604;1343800515;Bane_Lowercase;kitten cream -286603;1343800535;mircea_popescu;well tghe only time i had sex with a kitten it was via fresh cream -286602;1343800539;mircea_popescu;i'm not expert tho. -286601;1343800545;mircea_popescu;so i defer to the elders of the chanel. -286600;1343800617;Bane_Capital;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCOC1YwNwZw&feature=player_embedded#! -286599;1343800641;Diablo-D3;hrm -286598;1343800646;Diablo-D3;did someone just try to attack glbse? -286597;1343800660;Diablo-D3;my mailbox is full of shit -286596;1343800677;Obsi;GLBSE box or email? -286595;1343800683;Diablo-D3;glbse box -286594;1343800690;Diablo-D3;new messages: 232. lawls. -286593;1343800698;mircea_popescu;there's a glbse box ?! -286592;1343800704;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug "|dir -286591;1343800704;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug '|dir -286590;1343800704;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug '&dir&' -286589;1343800704;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug "&dir&" -286588;1343800704;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug |dir -286587;1343800705;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug &dir -286586;1343800706;Obsi;none on my end -286585;1343800707;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug ;cat /etc/passwd; -286584;1343800711;mircea_popescu;o wow -286583;1343800712;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug "|"ld -286582;1343800713;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug ||cat /etc/passwd -286581;1343800715;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug ';cat /etc/passwd;' -286580;1343800716;mircea_popescu;that looks like an actual xss. -286579;1343800717;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug ";cat /etc/passwd;" -286578;1343800719;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug "&cat /etc/passwd&" -286577;1343800721;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug `cat /etc/passwd` -286576;1343800723;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug |cat /etc/passwd# -286575;1343800725;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug '|'ld -286574;1343800727;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug cat /etc/passwd -286573;1343800729;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug '&cat /etc/passwd&' -286572;1343800731;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:06 Fri-31/Aug &cat /etc/passwd& -286571;1343800733;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:05 Fri-31/Aug ../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././../.../.././windows/win.ini -286570;1343800736;Diablo-D3;asdzxc Diablo-D3 19:05 Fri-31/Aug ../..//../..//../..//../..//../..//../..//../..//../..//windows/win.ini -286569;1343800737;Obsi;lol -286568;1343800741;smickles;fuck you Diablo-D3 -286567;1343800750;mircea_popescu;wow so someone tried yeah. -286566;1343800753;Obsi;glad they didn't pick me -286565;1343800763;mircea_popescu;Obsi it'd be global if it worked. -286564;1343800771;Obsi;I mean to stuff in my box -286563;1343800799;Obsi;someone should quote that ^ out of context -286562;1343800813;Diablo-D3;smickles: what? -286561;1343800821;mircea_popescu;you rooted his box accidentally :D -286560;1343800823;Obsi;not sure glbse offers delete option on mails -286559;1343800830;Diablo-D3;it does -286558;1343800833;mircea_popescu;omg no fucking way !? -286557;1343800833;copumpkin;I rooted your girlfriend's box -286556;1343800834;Diablo-D3;but not bulk delete -286555;1343800835;copumpkin;and didn't use a trojan -286554;1343800840;smickles;Diablo-D3: i was under the impression that a 'fuck you' was required if someone posted more than 3 lines in irc -286553;1343800846;mircea_popescu;copumpkin which one of them ? -286552;1343800854;smickles;just playin gmy part ;) -286551;1343800855;Diablo-D3;smickles: yes, but I'm Diablo-D3 -286550;1343800903;mircea_popescu;Obsi are you a female she-girl person ? -286549;1343800918;Obsi;Depends how much you're willing to pay I suppose -286548;1343800922;Diablo-D3;lol -286547;1343800927;mircea_popescu;sounds about right./ -286546;1343801076;blazing;b -286545;1343801078;blazing;i -286544;1343801079;blazing;t -286543;1343801080;blazing;c -286542;1343801081;blazing;o -286541;1343801082;blazing;i -286540;1343801083;blazing;m -286539;1343801139;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/3JaDR.jpg -286538;1343801139;blazing;how many bitcoins do i need to put away so that in 5-10 years i can retire? -286537;1343801140;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -286536;1343801143;mircea_popescu;apparently this is p harnett -286535;1343801160;mircea_popescu;blazing 20-30k should do you. -286534;1343801181;blazing;what about 3000 -286533;1343801300;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.000116 BTC [-] -286532;1343801427;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Bruce_Fagner#Personal_life << see last line in that section -286531;1343801471;mircea_popescu;blazing might work. more like 10 years tho -286530;1343801481;mircea_popescu;now go buy S.DICE S.MPOE and all the rest of the good stuff for them :D -286529;1343801502;Bane_Lowercase;CHECK THE DILDO -286528;1343801513;Bane_Lowercase;http://www.microcash.org/ -286527;1343801520;Bane_Lowercase;rocket dildo! -286526;1343801529;mircea_popescu;i click random page... i get http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu -286525;1343801547;mircea_popescu;Bane_Lowercase http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134642945119.jpg -286524;1343801614;smickles;mircea_popescu: there arn't many pages on the wiki yet :/ -286523;1343801622;Bane_Lowercase;is that MPOE-PR? -286522;1343801625;mircea_popescu;apparently not -286521;1343801625;Bane_Lowercase;hahahha -286520;1343801637;smickles;mircea_popescu: did you see the recent change to the page? -286519;1343801668;mircea_popescu;the one where you say you're secretly addicted to snorting nonpareils ? -286518;1343801715;smickles;that's a lame fact. who doesn't snort those? -286517;1343801726;mircea_popescu;lol -286516;1343801753;mircea_popescu;but you do bring an interestinf point, i wonder if cats like semen -286515;1343801772;smickles;so what's the naming scheme on sdice? "lessthan X" what does it even mean? -286514;1343801782;jcpham;my cat loves semen -286513;1343801785;jcpham;anyhoo -286512;1343801801;smickles;ya know, i prolly know what it means -286511;1343801803;mircea_popescu;smickles huh ? -286510;1343801824;mircea_popescu;mm, i have no ideea hopw that thing actually works. -286509;1343801993;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012189 BTC [+] -286508;1343802096;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104975 BTC [-] -286507;1343802118;mircea_popescu;exahash do you actually have 1 exahash by now ? :D -286506;1343802179;smickles;mircea_popescu: it takes an hmac of the publicly know secret and your txid, then the first so many characters of that are converted (hex->decimal) the decimal value has to be less than X to wint -286505;1343802186;smickles;*win -286504;1343802207;smickles;and there are various addresses for each X value -286503;1343802213;jcpham;smickles have you been gaming sd? -286502;1343802231;smickles;jcpham: i did send a bit to lessthan 1 once -286501;1343802243;jcpham;oh yes i tested it -286500;1343802258;jcpham;i was wondering if you were running thousands of tx through -286499;1343802260;mircea_popescu;o i see. -286498;1343802265;smickles;did you martangel (or whatever it's called)? -286497;1343802267;mircea_popescu;about what i thought -286496;1343802271;mircea_popescu;martingale -286495;1343802272;jcpham;nope -286494;1343802274;mircea_popescu;jesus your spelling! -286493;1343802294;jcpham;i used to say i was not a gambler -286492;1343802295;smickles;mircea_popescu: i thought it was a different word -286491;1343802301;jcpham;but obviously i have issues -286490;1343802302;smickles;i didn't realize it was a bird -286489;1343802309;jcpham;so i've rephrased it -286488;1343802314;jcpham;i do not play games of chance -286487;1343802334;smickles;jcpham: you play poker then maybe? -286486;1343802351;jcpham;with rel cards and alcohol. sure -286485;1343802356;smickles;:D -286484;1343802359;jcpham;sexy chicks on standby -286483;1343802367;smickles;if we ever find ourselves together -286482;1343802372;smickles;i know what we'll do -286481;1343802375;mircea_popescu;jcpham it's very nice to play stud/hold'em in the harem -286480;1343802383;smickles;jcpham: do you like scotch? -286479;1343802387;mircea_popescu;play WITH the girls./ -286478;1343802392;jcpham;maybe next year we'll have our own vegas meetup -286477;1343802398;jcpham;or screw vegas -286476;1343802411;jcpham;i like tropical -286475;1343802420;mircea_popescu;don't screw vegas you'll get the clap. -286474;1343802427;smickles;lol -286473;1343802456;smickles;jcpham: my relative know a good place in puerto vallarta -286472;1343802462;smickles;*relatives -286471;1343802509;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cc/PenicillinPSAedit.jpg -286470;1343802523;mircea_popescu;i used to love costa rica casinos. -286469;1343802528;jcpham;its been awhile since i was able to do the "hop in the car and drive for a few weeks" trip -286468;1343802530;mircea_popescu;very laid back. -286467;1343802563;jcpham;someplace european or tropical where i can drive the shit out of a car would be nice -286466;1343802652;usagi;lol @ xss comment -286465;1343802923;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8575 BTC [-] -286464;1343802924;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9556 @ 0.00087256 = 8.3382 BTC [-] -286463;1343802925;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7544 @ 0.00087252 = 6.5823 BTC [-] -286462;1343802991;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 345 @ 0.0030011 = 1.0354 BTC [+] -286461;1343802993;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 655 @ 0.003001 = 1.9657 BTC [-] -286460;1343803030;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 338 @ 0.003001 = 1.0143 BTC [-] -286459;1343803062;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.4695 = 4.695 BTC [+] -286458;1343803115;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8576 BTC [+] -286457;1343803371;mircea_popescu;aite well... gnite all. -286456;1343803376;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0917 = 0.1834 BTC [+] -286455;1343803397;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.085 BTC [-] -286454;1343803410;smickles;nn -286453;1343803453;smickles;kakobreklaa: http://bit.ly/RMjqah is down -286452;1346523387;mircea_popescu;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/08/31/critical_flaw_found_in_patched_java/ -286451;1346523397;mircea_popescu;ATTENTION : patched java is STILL VULNERABLE -286450;1346523402;mircea_popescu;get the fuck rid of that thing. -286449;1346523456;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0679 BTC [+] -286448;1346523677;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC -286447;1346524372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46900 @ 0.00038587 = 18.0973 BTC [+] -286446;1346524653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038666 = 0.0773 BTC [+] -286445;1346524655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00038713 = 6.7361 BTC [+] -286444;1346524712;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.09399 = 0.376 BTC [+] -286443;1346524897;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.84959899 BTC [+] -286442;1346524939;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -286441;1346524977;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14999 BTC [-] -286440;1346525037;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1179 = 0.3537 BTC [+] -286439;1346525070;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -286438;1346525071;gribble;Best bid: 9.922, Best ask: 9.95, Bid-ask spread: 0.02800, Last trade: 9.922, 24 hour volume: 58909, 24 hour low: 9.66, 24 hour high: 10.42 -286437;1346525115;bitfoo;"the girl" is ruffling feathers on -otc -286436;1346525149;jcpham;not really -286435;1346525154;bitfoo;haha -286434;1346525159;jcpham;but she can ruffle my feathers anytime -286433;1346525182;mircea_popescu;lol -286432;1346525194;mircea_popescu;she's a feather ruffler is she. -286431;1346525197;bitfoo;uhh -286430;1346525197;bitfoo;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu -286429;1346525206;jcpham;lol -286428;1346525240;mircea_popescu; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105100.msg1150576#msg1150576 -286427;1346525240;mircea_popescu; You can show that to your PR girl, Mr. Popescu. -286426;1346525240;mircea_popescu; i read it meanwhile. pretty funnay :D -286425;1346525240;mircea_popescu; She handled it well, though: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105100.msg1150685#msg1150685 -286424;1346525240;mircea_popescu; pm the guy tell him we want him on irc -286423;1346525240;mircea_popescu; his talents are wasted in that swamp. -286422;1346525240;mircea_popescu; lol -286421;1346525240;mircea_popescu; I might just do that. -286420;1346525240;mircea_popescu; and she doesn't seem to me to have handled it too well. -286419;1346525240;mircea_popescu; sorta like a wanna-be mpoe-pr w/o the zip. -286418;1346525245;mircea_popescu;if anyone want to join in on this effort ... -286417;1346525248;mircea_popescu;that guy belongs here. -286416;1346525300;jcpham;he has questions -286415;1346525304;jcpham;she's got answers -286414;1346525324;mircea_popescu;and the old folks wished them well -286413;1346525506;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1099 BTC [-] -286412;1346525519;smickles;the guy that the cool kids are calling a db? -286411;1346525584;mircea_popescu;they're the 99%. -286410;1346525613;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [+] -286409;1346525640;smickles;mircea_popescu: what? you mean 99% as in not an outlaw motorcycle gang? -286408;1346525653;mircea_popescu;yeah. -286407;1346525663;mircea_popescu;they ain;t got da choppars. -286406;1346525673;smickles;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlaw_motorcycle_club#One_percenter -286405;1346525720;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105065.0 -286404;1346525729;mircea_popescu;AHAHAHA this is so funny. so. SO! LET ME GET THIS STRAIGHT! -286403;1346525735;mircea_popescu;noob solicits interest for asset rating service idea -286402;1346525748;mircea_popescu;forum says he should start new exchange with quality audits which'd charge extra to use. -286401;1346525748;mircea_popescu;lol. -286400;1346525764;mircea_popescu;jesus god i'll die laughing. -286399;1346525773;smickles;mircea_popescu: you didn't make the named list "I'm thinking about an independent rating service that tracks the securities traded on GLBSE, Cryptostocks and any others." -286398;1346525785;mircea_popescu;guess why. -286397;1346525834;jcpham;i hope to not be put on any lists -286396;1346525878;mircea_popescu;you're already on a list. -286395;1346525888;mircea_popescu;i have it right here on my desk : pirate scam operators. -286394;1346525932;jcpham;oh i see -286393;1346525935;jcpham;yes that -286392;1346525960;jcpham;rearrange the words like this: pirate operators, scammed -286391;1346525965;jcpham;make more sense now -286390;1346525965;mircea_popescu;yeah. -286389;1346525972;mircea_popescu;did you see anything yet ? -286388;1346525974;smickles;jcpham is on my sexynaughty list -286387;1346525975;jcpham;no -286386;1346525977;mircea_popescu;(superfluous question, huh) -286385;1346525995;jcpham;i still had planned to rpivately confirm -286384;1346525998;jcpham;but alas, no -286383;1346526007;mircea_popescu;myeah. -286382;1346526013;jcpham;ehy! but the interest -286381;1346526017;jcpham;facepalm. -286380;1346526029;smickles;some people still have hope :/ -286379;1346526037;smickles;not me tho -286378;1346526038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038671 = 0.0773 BTC [-] -286377;1346526039;jcpham;i've made hundreds of btc in interest -286376;1346526040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25500 @ 0.00038597 = 9.8422 BTC [-] -286375;1346526044;mircea_popescu;smickles this is why these things suck so bad : it ruins people emotionally. -286374;1346526065;jcpham;i'm not emotionally ruined myself because like i said overall i'm ahead -286373;1346526070;jcpham;i'd like to be more ahead -286372;1346526081;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1099 = 0.2198 BTC [-] -286371;1346526086;jcpham;felt too good to be true -286370;1346526114;jcpham;let's all hope for the best though -286369;1346526153;mircea_popescu;i didn't mean you personally, j7ust saying. -286368;1346526160;mircea_popescu;a number of people got it pretty rough. -286367;1346526206;jcpham;yes -286366;1346526211;jcpham;very rough -286365;1346526219;jcpham;i made one referral and feel bad for it -286364;1346526232;jcpham;it was not my idea, thankfully though -286363;1346526261;jcpham;i would feel exceptionally bad if i had recruited people for this monumental fail -286362;1346526304;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.8579 = 1.7158 BTC [+] -286361;1346526304;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.85799 = 6.8639 BTC [+] -286360;1346526306;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.858 = 1.716 BTC [+] -286359;1346526350;mircea_popescu;yeah. -286358;1346526401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.0003866 = 0.0773 BTC [+] -286357;1346526402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00038713 = 5.4972 BTC [+] -286356;1346526404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00038794 = 8.4959 BTC [+] -286355;1346526405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35600 @ 0.00038924 = 13.8569 BTC [+] -286354;1346526406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00038975 = 11.4197 BTC [+] -286353;1346526407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46822 @ 0.00039163 = 18.3369 BTC [+] -286352;1346526408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25500 @ 0.00039164 = 9.9868 BTC [+] -286351;1346526409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48977 @ 0.00039178 = 19.1882 BTC [+] -286350;1346526410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53090 @ 0.00039551 = 20.9976 BTC [+] -286349;1346526411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17909 @ 0.00039795 = 7.1269 BTC [+] -286348;1346526412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00039796 = 7.4419 BTC [+] -286347;1346526413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44700 @ 0.00039875 = 17.8241 BTC [+] -286346;1346526414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00039882 = 5.1448 BTC [+] -286345;1346526415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13509 @ 0.00039891 = 5.3889 BTC [+] -286344;1346526417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54100 @ 0.0003991 = 21.5913 BTC [+] -286343;1346526418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9256 @ 0.00039957 = 3.6984 BTC [+] -286342;1346526418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14310 @ 0.00040116 = 5.7406 BTC [+] -286341;1346526419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.00040121 = 13.6813 BTC [+] -286340;1346526420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54600 @ 0.0004015 = 21.9219 BTC [+] -286339;1346526421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.0004016 = 3.6144 BTC [+] -286338;1346526422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48100 @ 0.0004016 = 19.317 BTC [+] -286337;1346526423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50200 @ 0.0004018 = 20.1704 BTC [+] -286336;1346526424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59400 @ 0.00040188 = 23.8717 BTC [+] -286335;1346526425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.0004038 = 10.095 BTC [+] -286334;1346526426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55168 @ 0.00040781 = 22.4981 BTC [+] -286333;1346526427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.00041578 = 8.5235 BTC [+] -286332;1346526427;smickles;0_o -286331;1346526428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 182959 @ 0.00042 = 76.8428 BTC [+] -286330;1346526438;mircea_popescu;o hey, moving up in da world. -286329;1346526446;smickles;mircea_popescu: you need to post losses more often ;) -286328;1346526449;mircea_popescu;lmao -286327;1346526461;mircea_popescu;yeah, you know strangely... a lot of people took it better than gains -286326;1346526464;mircea_popescu;it's very odd to me. -286325;1346526477;mircea_popescu;twas like... o, losses ?! *grin* -286324;1346526492;mcorlett;;;google wealthiest people in romania -286323;1346526492;gribble;Capital Top 300 wealthiest men in Romania - Wikipedia, the free ...: ; The Richest Person In Romania ‹ The Richest People In The World ...: ; Top 10 Richest People of Romania - Famouswhy: (1 more message) -286322;1346526495;smickles;naw, i know what it is -286321;1346526525;mircea_popescu;smickles they're mostly a bunch of grafters. one guy that ran off with the socialist state's foreign accounts, -286320;1346526528;smickles;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mircea_Popa -286319;1346526537;smickles;anyway -286318;1346526538;mircea_popescu;one guy who made a bp knockoff, one guy with a cocacola ripoff etc. -286317;1346526553;mircea_popescu;no real businessmen in romania yet. -286316;1346526566;mcorlett;Except for yourself, of course. -286315;1346526585;smickles;mircea_popescu: it's that person you called an 'insider trader', he' like I gotta make sure this mp keep runnehn mpex, so i can scam him some more -286314;1346526604;mircea_popescu;lol -286313;1346526612;mircea_popescu;im not a billionaire yet, so. -286312;1346526635;mircea_popescu;smickles : at least two accounts involved. -286311;1346526658;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.84959899 BTC [+] -286310;1346526659;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.84969899 = 1.6994 BTC [+] -286309;1346526660;smickles;mircea_popescu: you just need to have 10 million to be on that list -286308;1346526676;smickles;;;calc 10000000/[ticker --last] -286307;1346526676;gribble;996015.936255 -286306;1346526690;mircea_popescu;almost bitcoin million!\ -286305;1346526698;mircea_popescu;well, so i guess maybe i make it next year. -286304;1346526703;smickles;:D -286303;1346526857;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 23 @ 0.19 = 4.37 BTC [+] -286302;1346526859;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 977 @ 0.19384805 = 189.3895 BTC [+] -286301;1346526886;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.27463545 = 274.6355 BTC [+] -286300;1346527127;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134651631427.jpg this looks like a party. -286299;1346527272;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 12 @ 0.15 = 1.8 BTC [-] -286298;1346527660;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1009999 = 0.404 BTC [-] -286297;1346528161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0033 = 1.65 BTC [-] -286296;1346528319;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009999 BTC [-] -286295;1346528383;MrTiggr;i wunder if talkin gher does it -286294;1346528386;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009999 BTC [-] -286293;1346528402;MrTiggr;;;ping -286292;1346528403;gribble;pong -286291;1346528425;mircea_popescu;bong -286290;1346528454;MrTiggr;lol -286289;1346528479;mircea_popescu;:D -286288;1346529089;smickles;my wife is rplacing one word of various movie titles with "bacon"; "how to succede in business without even bacon" -286287;1346529120;usagi;Arnold Schwartzenigger in: Total Bacon -286286;1346529137;smickles;"back to bacon future" -286285;1346529174;usagi;Six Degrees of Kevin..... Bacon -286284;1346529229;usagi;Oh sory thats not a movie -286283;1346529327;smickles;it's a bacon, bacon, bacon, bacon, bacon, bacon world -286282;1346529451;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.59879 BTC [-] -286281;1346529554;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15700 @ 0.00089383 = 14.0331 BTC [+] -286280;1346529567;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.96999 BTC [+] -286279;1346529594;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009999 BTC [-] -286278;1346529633;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -286277;1346529661;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.1009999 = 2.424 BTC [-] -286276;1346529770;MrTiggr;mmm bacon -286275;1346529782;MrTiggr;i think btcpantry when i hear bacon -286274;1346529863;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10989999 BTC [-] -286273;1346530015;smickles;"all dogs go to bacon" -286272;1346530047;MrTiggr;*candied -286271;1346530293;smickles;"there will be bacon" -286270;1346530722;smickles;"the devil wears bacon" -286269;1346530755;mircea_popescu;i know what you did last bacon -286268;1346530779;mircea_popescu;sounds like a pretty cool gal, rocket scientist with a solid love of bacon. -286267;1346530851;MrTiggr;damn you all! ... as if i haven't put on enuf weight eating btc-popcoin ... now i crave btc-bacon *grr* -286266;1346530875;mircea_popescu;btcon -286265;1346530876;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8001 = 4.0005 BTC [-] -286264;1346530877;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 22 @ 0.8 = 17.6 BTC [-] -286263;1346530881;MrTiggr;and now theres ANOTHER domain ill have to buy -286262;1346530922;MrTiggr;grrr y u all feed my domain adddiction -286261;1346530945;MrTiggr;;;internet whois btcon.com -286260;1346530951;gribble;btcon.com is clienttransferprohibited, registered 14-feb-2003, updated 15-feb-2012, and expires 14-feb-2013. -286259;1346530965;smickles;"i know what bacon did last summer" -286258;1346530968;MrTiggr;;;internet whois btc-bacon.com -286257;1346530969;gribble;Error: I couldn't find such a domain. -286256;1346530974;MrTiggr;woohho -286255;1346530987;MrTiggr;nomnomnom -286254;1346531006;smickles;;;internet whois mostofmany.com -286253;1346531008;gribble;mostofmany.com is clienttransferprohibited, registered 26-sep-2011, updated 12-jun-2012, and expires 26-sep-2012. -286252;1346531027;smickles;oh my expiration comming up -286251;1346531040;mircea_popescu;;;internet whois polimedia.us -286250;1346531041;gribble;polimedia.us is ok, registered Tue Oct 02 06:08:32 GMT 2007, updated Fri Dec 09 06:51:39 GMT 2011, and expires Thu Oct 01 23:59:59 GMT 2015. -286249;1346531046;MrTiggr;;;internet whois hewhodieswiththemostcoinswins.com -286248;1346531046;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -286247;1346531048;gribble;Error: I couldn't find such a domain. -286246;1346531112;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0938 BTC [-] -286245;1346531124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 20 @ 0.00339511 = 0.0679 BTC [-] -286244;1346531125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 359 @ 0.00340302 = 1.2217 BTC [+] -286243;1346531314;MrTiggr;mwahahahah /me just bought btc-bacon.com -286242;1346531325;MrTiggr;scroo u all you enablers you -286241;1346531369;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 8 @ 0.1179 = 0.9432 BTC [+] -286240;1346531425;mircea_popescu;you got btcorn ? -286239;1346531451;MrTiggr;hehehe :D -286238;1346531474;MrTiggr;working on it -286237;1346531502;mircea_popescu;btcool ? -286236;1346531566;MrTiggr;ohh stoppit -286235;1346531577;MrTiggr;not squat on dns -286234;1346531578;MrTiggr;:P -286233;1346531585;mircea_popescu;lol -286232;1346531863;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.1179 = 0.8253 BTC [+] -286231;1346531988;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.0679 = 0.2716 BTC [+] -286230;1346532149;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.14 = 0.28 BTC [+] -286229;1346532176;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 315 @ 0.00089383 = 0.2816 BTC [+] -286228;1346532178;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3785 @ 0.00089487 = 3.3871 BTC [+] -286227;1346532250;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134565878556.jpg how many azn chicks you need to boil water ? -286226;1346532343;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0938 BTC [-] -286225;1346532456;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.858 = 7.722 BTC [+] -286224;1346532834;jcpham;the bacon is amazing from btcpantry -286223;1346532850;jcpham;peanut butter plus bread -286222;1346532884;mircea_popescu;jcpham i know they lost the site, what's the new one ? -286221;1346532895;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.859 = 1.718 BTC [+] -286220;1346532940;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1179 BTC [+] -286219;1346532950;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -286218;1346532980;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4694 BTC [-] -286217;1346533307;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.9485954 = 3.7944 BTC [-] -286216;1346533349;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.859 = 4.295 BTC [+] -286215;1346533510;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009999 BTC [-] -286214;1346533512;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.079 = 0.237 BTC [+] -286213;1346533546;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0938 = 0.2814 BTC [-] -286212;1346533569;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009999 BTC [-] -286211;1346533618;kakobrekla;;;topic -286210;1346533618;gribble;Bitcoin asset exchanges: GLBSE https://glbse.com || MPEx http://polimedia.us/mpex || CST https://cryptostocks.com || ICBIT https://icbit.se || list bot commands: !help || Streaming trades only: #bitcoin-assets-trades || a biased message: http://smpake.com/ || Net Chart: http://bit.ly/RMjqah -286209;1346533627;kakobrekla;hm -286208;1346533634;kakobrekla;MrTiggr, net chart is down -286207;1346533702;jcpham;mircea_popescu http://btcpantry.com/ -286206;1346533711;mircea_popescu;o i see. -286205;1346533837;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 5 @ 0.0995 = 0.4975 BTC [-] -286204;1346533878;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.0995 BTC [-] -286203;1346534110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00039781 = 5.6489 BTC [-] -286202;1346534194;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.1009999 = 4.949 BTC [-] -286201;1346534204;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 10 @ 0.000121 = 0.0012 BTC [-] -286200;1346534240;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00989 = 0.0198 BTC [+] -286199;1346534275;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.889 = 3.556 BTC [+] -286198;1346534306;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 94 @ 0.00012 = 0.0113 BTC [-] -286197;1346534330;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009999 BTC [-] -286196;1346534340;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.000121 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -286195;1346534439;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5515 @ 0.00089487 = 4.9352 BTC [+] -286194;1346534440;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4685 @ 0.00089526 = 4.1943 BTC [+] -286193;1346534458;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -286192;1346534531;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.89 = 3.56 BTC [+] -286191;1346534579;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 9 @ 1.19739575 = 10.7766 BTC [-] -286190;1346534638;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 50 @ 1.19739576 = 59.8698 BTC [+] -286189;1346534748;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 2 @ 0.0995 = 0.199 BTC [-] -286188;1346534750;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.09999 BTC [+] -286187;1346534920;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 9 @ 1.19739576 = 10.7766 BTC [+] -286186;1346535154;BTC-Mining;If we removed all the pirate crap from the market listing, BTC-Mining would go up to the 26th to the 16th position! -286185;1346535164;BTC-Mining;Shows how popular pirate was/ -286184;1346535186;BTC-Mining;Well I guess I'm technically still in the top 20 after all. -286183;1346535194;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009999 BTC [-] -286182;1346535308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00039781 = 2.1084 BTC [-] -286181;1346535630;kakobrekla;hm -286180;1346535656;kakobrekla;anyone remember if zipconf had published any info on the fees they would have -286179;1346535685;mircea_popescu;the owens thing ? -286178;1346535690;kakobrekla;yes -286177;1346535692;mircea_popescu;can't say that i do -286176;1346535695;EskimoBob;I did look into it long time ago but never found any info -286175;1346535806;mircea_popescu;i think it never got to the point of such concreteness. -286174;1346535812;kakobrekla;lol -286173;1346535816;kakobrekla;sad. -286172;1346535877;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0872 = 0.1744 BTC [-] -286171;1346535878;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.087 = 0.435 BTC [-] -286170;1346535879;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.0853 = 0.5971 BTC [-] -286169;1346535880;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 47 @ 0.0852 = 4.0044 BTC [-] -286168;1346535882;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0851 = 0.4255 BTC [-] -286167;1346535883;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0851 = 0.4255 BTC [-] -286166;1346535884;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.085 = 0.255 BTC [-] -286165;1346535885;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 34 @ 0.0842 = 2.8628 BTC [-] -286164;1346535929;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 8 @ 0.01 = 0.08 BTC [+] -286163;1346536023;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 55 @ 0.1009999 = 5.555 BTC [-] -286162;1346536105;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.079 BTC [+] -286161;1346536116;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 34 @ 0.10388999 = 3.5323 BTC [+] -286160;1346536440;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 100 @ 0.000121 = 0.0121 BTC [+] -286159;1346536501;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.14999 = 0.6 BTC [-] -286158;1346536502;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.149999 = 0.75 BTC [+] -286157;1346536503;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.1499999 BTC [+] -286156;1346536546;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 10 @ 0.050999 = 0.51 BTC [+] -286155;1346536659;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -286154;1346537039;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.10989999 = 0.8792 BTC [-] -286153;1346537139;kakobrekla;[21:02:56] btc-e.com: no btc-e code api -286152;1346537139;kakobrekla;[21:03:07] Diler.si: yeah i see -286151;1346537139;kakobrekla;[21:03:13] Diler.si: can you add it? -286150;1346537139;kakobrekla;[21:05:15] btc-e.com: ok -286149;1346537142;kakobrekla;well that was easy. -286148;1346537268;mircea_popescu;lol -286147;1346537282;kakobrekla;[21:06:53] Diler.si: alright -286146;1346537282;kakobrekla;[21:07:03] Diler.si: ill add option for btc-e -286145;1346537282;kakobrekla;[21:07:06 | Edited 21:07:14] Diler.si: when its done -286144;1346537282;kakobrekla;[21:07:32] btc-e.com: tomorrow -286143;1346537283;kakobrekla;lol -286142;1346537296;kakobrekla;crazy russians. -286141;1346537331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44904 @ 0.00039683 = 17.8193 BTC [-] -286140;1346537384;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8808 @ 0.00089526 = 7.8855 BTC [+] -286139;1346537385;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6582 @ 0.00089789 = 5.9099 BTC [+] -286138;1346537387;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6210 @ 0.00090136 = 5.5974 BTC [+] -286137;1346537644;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.1009 = 0.2018 BTC [-] -286136;1346537646;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -286135;1346537647;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [-] -286134;1346537763;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.9797 BTC [+] -286133;1346537765;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.97989 = 1.9598 BTC [+] -286132;1346537782;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1178 BTC [-] -286131;1346537784;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.112 = 0.224 BTC [-] -286130;1346537785;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 35 @ 0.1115 = 3.9025 BTC [-] -286129;1346537786;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 54 @ 0.1114 = 6.0156 BTC [-] -286128;1346537885;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.10388999 = 1.6622 BTC [+] -286127;1346537887;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.1038999 = 1.9741 BTC [+] -286126;1346537888;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10389999 = 0.5195 BTC [+] -286125;1346538033;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.FUTURES] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -286124;1346538354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 200 @ 0.00346504 = 0.693 BTC [+] -286123;1346538434;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.0155 = 0.775 BTC [+] -286122;1346538540;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [+] -286121;1346538964;kakobrekla;!pl GMVT-BOT 0.1 -286120;1346538965;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -286119;1346538994;assbot;GMVT-BOT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00711271 BTC. Last price: 0.14 BTC. Capital gain: 0.04 BTC. Total: 0.04711271 BTC. (47.1%) -286118;1346539153;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3090 @ 0.00090136 = 2.7852 BTC [+] -286117;1346539154;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5911 @ 0.00090253 = 5.3349 BTC [+] -286116;1346539156;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5799 @ 0.00090321 = 5.2377 BTC [+] -286115;1346539352;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 31 @ 0.0937 = 2.9047 BTC [+] -286114;1346539433;smickles;PsychoticBoy: do you end up doing well at that game earlier? -286113;1346539558;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1097999 BTC [-] -286112;1346539735;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8521 = 4.2605 BTC [-] -286111;1346540672;Diablo-D3;anyone seen nefario lately? -286110;1346540753;mircea_popescu;was here a few days ago. -286109;1346540763;Diablo-D3;he hasnt fixed the inbox issue yet -286108;1346540771;mircea_popescu;wasn't he moving from china ? -286107;1346540803;Diablo-D3;to where? -286106;1346540810;mircea_popescu;uh i dunno -286105;1346541052;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 3 @ 1.15396 = 3.4619 BTC [-] -286104;1346541053;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 4 @ 1.15386 = 4.6154 BTC [-] -286103;1346541055;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 4 @ 1.11 = 4.44 BTC [-] -286102;1346541087;Diablo-D3;wtf btcmc hasnt paid out yet -286101;1346541242;smickles;nef said he was on holiday in chiner -286100;1346541249;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1036 = 0.7252 BTC [-] -286099;1346541278;smickles;so, per his word, i'd imagine he's on his way back to the uk -286098;1346541417;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.25134 BTC [-] -286097;1346541481;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.25 = 1.75 BTC [-] -286096;1346541483;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/bfMkg.gif -286095;1346541503;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.08588 = 0.2576 BTC [+] -286094;1346541559;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I... what. -286093;1346541573;mircea_popescu;:D -286092;1346541629;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.00002 = 7 BTC -286091;1346541674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16796 @ 0.00039683 = 6.6652 BTC [-] -286090;1346541675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00039567 = 3.0862 BTC [-] -286089;1346541677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28806 @ 0.00039552 = 11.3933 BTC [-] -286088;1346541680;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 40 @ 0.2 = 8 BTC [+] -286087;1346541681;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.19 = 1.9 BTC [-] -286086;1346541682;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 8 @ 0.18 = 1.44 BTC [-] -286085;1346541742;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] [PAID] 400000 @ 0.00003 = 12 BTC -286084;1346541743;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 37 @ 0.21 = 7.77 BTC [-] -286083;1346541744;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.2001 = 1.0005 BTC [-] -286082;1346541745;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 48 @ 0.2 = 9.6 BTC [-] -286081;1346541746;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 28 @ 0.175 = 4.9 BTC [-] -286080;1346541758;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [-] -286079;1346541760;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 46 @ 0.21 = 9.66 BTC [-] -286078;1346541782;smickles;< mircea_popescu> http://i.imgur.com/bfMkg.gif << lol, my daughter say that, pointed, laughed and babbled something that sounded like "sucker" -286077;1346541810;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.00009268 = 32.43671515 BTC -286076;1346541810;Diablo-D3;I feel that I have done that in my mind before -286075;1346541816;Diablo-D3;something along the lines of -286074;1346541819;Diablo-D3;reading forum thread -286073;1346541823;Diablo-D3;WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT -286072;1346541824;mircea_popescu;smickles hahaha -286071;1346541826;Diablo-D3;goddamned morons -286070;1346541828;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 me too. -286069;1346541861;Diablo-D3;sort of a mixture of humor and incredulity at the end -286068;1346541870;mircea_popescu;.py 0.00009268/0.00100000 -286067;1346541872;markac;0.09268 -286066;1346541873;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.21 = 0.84 BTC [-] -286065;1346541874;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.2 = 5 BTC [-] -286064;1346541875;Diablo-D3;notsureifserious.jpg kind of shit -286063;1346541876;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 101 @ 0.180101 = 18.1902 BTC [-] -286062;1346541877;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.1801 = 3.602 BTC [-] -286061;1346541878;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.1751 = 3.502 BTC [-] -286060;1346541879;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 116 @ 0.175 = 20.3 BTC [-] -286059;1346541879;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.1701001 = 17.01 BTC [-] -286058;1346541880;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 171 @ 0.111 = 18.981 BTC [-] -286057;1346541881;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 35 @ 0.10001337 = 3.5005 BTC [-] -286056;1346541882;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 231 @ 0.1 = 23.1 BTC [-] -286055;1346541883;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 177 @ 0.1 = 17.7 BTC [-] -286054;1346541889;Diablo-D3;DOWN THE PIRATE HOLE WE GO -286053;1346541897;BTC-Mining;Was about time... -286052;1346541904;Diablo-D3;instead of eating mushrooms and getting bigger -286051;1346541908;mircea_popescu;cool story bros. -286050;1346541912;Diablo-D3;you get raped by captain jack sparrow -286049;1346541918;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 273 @ 0.1 = 27.3 BTC [-] -286048;1346541949;Diablo-D3;see, now, if pirate was smart, he could have gotten that meme going -286047;1346541953;chmod755;compared to Facebook BTCST was a good investment..... -286046;1346541978;Diablo-D3;ZOMG MARK SUCKERBERG IS PIRATE -286045;1346541982;Diablo-D3;WHY DIDNT I SEE THIS EARLIER -286044;1346541985;chmod755;LOL -286043;1346541993;Diablo-D3;mindsplat.gif -286042;1346541994;chmod755;GLBSE:FB -286041;1346542016;mircea_popescu;chmod755 facebook only lost like 60% -286040;1346542047;chmod755;mircea_popescu: but they didn't pay 7% per week -286039;1346542064;mircea_popescu;no, they added 7% moar accounts per week -286038;1346542067;smickles;sweet mpcd payments -286037;1346542069;smickles;:D -286036;1346542070;chmod755;[GLBSE] [FB] 100000000 @ 0.00000001 BTC [-] -286035;1346542074;mircea_popescu;mpcd ftw! -286034;1346542099;BTC-Mining;If facebook shares were priced that low, I'd buy them ;) -286033;1346542138;BTC-Mining;Then motion for adding stupid elements to the design... getting fired any director not thinking my ideas are "brillant" -286032;1346542140;chmod755;[GLBSE] [FB] 100000000 @ -0.5 BTC [-] -286031;1346542163;BTC-Mining;BUYBUYBUYBUY -286030;1346542166;smickles;what is glbse:fb anyway? -286029;1346542169;chmod755;lol -286028;1346542178;BTC-Mining;I want to be paid to destroy facebook =/ -286027;1346542188;chmod755;smickles: i don't think it exists -286026;1346542195;smickles;oh shit -286025;1346542198;smickles;you got me -286024;1346542209;smickles;:o :D -286023;1346542210;BTC-Mining;Wow... -286022;1346542218;BTC-Mining;My fruit fly trap works! -286021;1346542241;chmod755;[GLBSE] [SMICKLES] 21000000 @ 1 BTC [+] -286020;1346542251;mircea_popescu;hahaha -286019;1346542259;smickles;that's how we do -286018;1346542264;smickles;bitches -286017;1346542268;BTC-Mining;It got filled with fruit flies... now my fruits are left alone! -286016;1346542318;PsychoticBoy_;Lol -286015;1346542339;eskimobob;any news from the goatse aka piratedat40? -286014;1346542370;mircea_popescu;he's marrying into the mad-off family. -286013;1346542379;Bane_Capital;He's gone. -286012;1346542384;eskimobob;OK, sounds about right -286011;1346542426;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -286010;1346542427;gribble;Best bid: 10.03, Best ask: 10.04, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 10.05, 24 hour volume: 37286, 24 hour low: 9.66, 24 hour high: 10.3 -286009;1346542430;mircea_popescu;so it's decided to be 10 huh. -286008;1346542508;Diablo-D3;seen the predictinator? -286007;1346542531;BTC-Mining;I like 10, good price to be stable at -286006;1346542561;chmod755;lol @ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=103020.0 -286005;1346542567;Diablo-D3;btcmc paid out -286004;1346542583;BTC-Mining;I think bitcoins now finally got from drugs/hacking > gambling/porn main usage -286003;1346542592;BTC-Mining;Which is one step closer to mainstream usage -286002;1346542596;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i agree. -286001;1346542600;Diablo-D3;well -286000;1346542602;Diablo-D3;the thing with that is -285999;1346542611;Diablo-D3;we really need MORE dickchick porn? -285998;1346542616;Diablo-D3;isnt that market already quite saturated? -285997;1346542618;chmod755;BTC-Mining: the next step is a real brothel accepting BTC -285996;1346542635;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -285995;1346542640;Diablo-D3;I mean, look at japan, every chick over there has a dick -285994;1346542642;Diablo-D3;its their thing -285993;1346542665;Diablo-D3;and when its not a dick, its an alien tentacle that lives in a symbiotic relationship -285992;1346542710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1383 @ 0.00039552 = 0.547 BTC [-] -285991;1346542711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21415 @ 0.00039536 = 8.4666 BTC [-] -285990;1346542712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23778 @ 0.00039492 = 9.3904 BTC [-] -285989;1346542729;mircea_popescu; BTC-Mining: the next step is a real brothel accepting BTC <<< no, the next step is pr0n on the exchanges :D -285988;1346542740;mircea_popescu;omg i r lead into future! -285987;1346542840;BTC-Mining;not for long my friend... -285986;1346542857;Diablo-D3;yeah really -285985;1346542864;Diablo-D3;I read about bitcoin in a fucking novel like 20 years ago -285984;1346542865;chmod755;Sep01 20:41:02 mtpr0n 40 PRN @ 0.2 BTC -285983;1346542878;BTC-Mining;Which one was that? -285982;1346542884;Diablo-D3;you know, I forget -285981;1346542900;Diablo-D3;Ive read so much shit over the years it starts to blur together -285980;1346542927;jcpham;i creted bitcoin during a pre-pubescent orgasm -285979;1346542959;Diablo-D3;jcpham: jerking off infront of your mining rigs is disgusting -285978;1346542971;smickles;rigophilia -285977;1346542975;BTC-Mining;[16:40] not for long my friend... -285976;1346542975;mircea_popescu;he cools them that way. -285975;1346543001;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu, by that I mean people will be expecting more professionalism from mpex -285974;1346543008;chmod755;I read about mtgox ~30 years ago -285973;1346543011;BTC-Mining;You should move it to it's own domain -285972;1346543013;mircea_popescu;people can expect whatever the fuck they want. -285971;1346543018;mircea_popescu;i got the buttons i make the rules. -285970;1346543022;Diablo-D3;oh right -285969;1346543023;mircea_popescu;and i expect people to adapt. -285968;1346543023;Diablo-D3;durrr -285967;1346543026;Diablo-D3;I know what novel it was -285966;1346543030;Diablo-D3;cryptonomicon -285965;1346543044;chmod755;Diablo-D3: no, it was about Magic The Gathering -285964;1346543049;chmod755;lol -285963;1346543050;mircea_popescu;that was 1999 -285962;1346543060;kakobrekla;BTC-Mining: http://mpex.us -285961;1346543085;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: was it? -285960;1346543089;Diablo-D3;it feels older than that -285959;1346543092;mircea_popescu;yaaa, recent-ish -285958;1346543113;BTC-Mining;what? Why don't you have MPex directly on mpex.us? -285957;1346543127;BTC-Mining;why redirect it to polimedia.us subfolder? -285956;1346543136;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it's on mpoe.org really... -285955;1346543170;smickles;fucking english ambiguity -285954;1346543177;jcpham;i do it all the time diablo -285953;1346543184;jcpham;my mom never mminds -285952;1346543193;mircea_popescu;you live with your mom ? -285951;1346543217;smickles;she watches? i'm sure there is money in filming that -285950;1346543250;mircea_popescu;smickles : only if he's a girl. (ref http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/5460.html ) -285949;1346543256;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.8489 = 8.489 BTC [+] -285948;1346543256;BTC-Mining;There's money for everything -285947;1346543281;jcpham;i wonder if icoul place her between the to rigs -285946;1346543288;jcpham;and some how hover above -285945;1346543305;mircea_popescu;plasma! -285944;1346543323;jcpham;i'd need magnets too of course -285943;1346543438;mircea_popescu;and a domain name -285942;1346543444;mircea_popescu;all businesses start with a domain name. -285941;1346543575;mircea_popescu;anyway, on a more serious note : there's ~24 hours left during which you can buy MPOE bonds that'll go in September. -285940;1346543590;mircea_popescu;last call is midnight gmt tomorrow. -285939;1346543667;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 150 @ 0.1 = 15 BTC [-] -285938;1346543778;BTC-Mining;down the hole, down the hole goes the PPT -285937;1346543819;mircea_popescu;100 0.076 200 0.07501001 -285936;1346543824;mircea_popescu;seems kinda hopeless. -285935;1346543846;mircea_popescu;730 1.05 500 1.05 1550 1.067999 << i like these tho. -285934;1346544070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00039781 = 1.0741 BTC [+] -285933;1346544071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44354 @ 0.0004021 = 17.8347 BTC [+] -285932;1346544072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5846 @ 0.00040217 = 2.3511 BTC [+] -285931;1346544184;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.849 BTC [+] -285930;1346544188;smickles;mircea_popescu: that 730 1.05, is that someone wanting a mpbor @ 105%? -285929;1346544272;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.849 = 6.792 BTC [+] -285928;1346544304;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.84969898 = 4.2485 BTC [+] -285927;1346544318;mircea_popescu;smickles um where that ? -285926;1346544340;mircea_popescu;o o , i was quoting the asks list on the pirate pt. -285925;1346544348;mircea_popescu;people are trying to get 1 bitcoin per. -285924;1346544353;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.84969899 = 1.6994 BTC [+] -285923;1346544355;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.849699 = 4.2485 BTC [+] -285922;1346544356;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8498 = 3.3992 BTC [+] -285921;1346544357;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.84999999 BTC [+] -285920;1346544402;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh -285919;1346544409;smickles;i had no clue -285918;1346544411;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.84999999 = 1.7 BTC [+] -285917;1346544439;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.1499999 BTC [+] -285916;1346544454;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.84999999 BTC [+] -285915;1346544470;chmod755;mircea_popescu: why don't you use css? -285914;1346544494;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1036 BTC [-] -285913;1346544520;mircea_popescu;why don't i ? that's a backwards question -285912;1346544524;mircea_popescu;why don't you drive a van -285911;1346544541;chmod755;-.- -285910;1346544547;Obsi;mircea_popescu: why doesn't css use you? -285909;1346544553;chmod755;LOL -285908;1346544557;mircea_popescu;lol -285907;1346544563;mircea_popescu;obsi, you ARE a girl aren't you. -285906;1346544569;Obsi;just a lil -285905;1346544569;chmod755;mircea_popescu: seriously....it looks like http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/mpex/INDEX.HTML -285904;1346544590;mircea_popescu;ajhahaha -285903;1346544599;chmod755;check out the HTML -285902;1346544609;mircea_popescu;ajahaha -285901;1346544622;mircea_popescu;needs a MaDe WITH DrEaMVIeWer -285900;1346544646;chmod755;MADE WITH MICROSOFT WORD 95 -285899;1346544658;mircea_popescu;actually it's made in vim mostly. -285898;1346544660;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 40 @ 0.01 = 0.4 BTC [+] -285897;1346544772;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 75 @ 0.135 = 10.125 BTC [-] -285896;1346544780;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 60 @ 0.1000001 = 6 BTC [+] -285895;1346544782;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 300 @ 0.1 = 30 BTC [-] -285894;1346544783;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 280 @ 0.09 = 25.2 BTC [-] -285893;1346544789;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 33 @ 0.099999 = 3.3 BTC [-] -285892;1346544798;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 500 @ 0.01 = 5 BTC [+] -285891;1346544840;chmod755;[GLBSE] [SILKROAD] 8738 @ 2.09 = 18262.42 BTC [+] -285890;1346544870;chmod755;wtf is KRAKEN -285889;1346544915;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining's thing neh ? -285888;1346544929;mircea_popescu;a harnett passthrough -285887;1346545022;mircea_popescu;chmod755 : mpoe-pr sez you need some http://theoatmeal.com/comics/design_hell -285886;1346545182;chmod755;now that's funny https://twitter.com/CryptoCoinMedia/status/241491259003387904 -285885;1346545295;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.13 = 3.9 BTC [+] -285884;1346545297;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 118 @ 0.0033998 = 0.4012 BTC [+] -285883;1346545419;BTC-Mining;Yeah, harnet passthrough -285882;1346545517;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.84999999 = 1.7 BTC [+] -285881;1346545519;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.85 = 6.8 BTC [+] -285880;1346545524;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 33 @ 0.85 = 28.05 BTC [+] -285879;1346545587;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 2 @ 1.1349 = 2.2698 BTC [+] -285878;1346545776;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.15 = 7.5 BTC [+] -285877;1346546478;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1097999 BTC [-] -285876;1346546500;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1500 @ 0.000121 = 0.1815 BTC [+] -285875;1346546566;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 290 @ 0.10359 = 30.0411 BTC [-] -285874;1346546592;mircea_popescu;lol -285873;1346546899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42309 @ 0.00039979 = 16.9147 BTC [-] -285872;1346546921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 560 @ 0.00039979 = 0.2239 BTC [-] -285871;1346546922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00039973 = 2.4783 BTC [-] -285870;1346546984;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [-] -285869;1346547330;eskimobob;TYGRR.BOND-P owners have to wait now :( -285868;1346547349;eskimobob;@pirateat40 | The PPT that didn't' comply will have a long road ahead. Those that contacted me ahead of time "Friday" are clear. -285867;1346547351;eskimobob;@pirateat40 | I'm wanted to speak for awhile now, but I someone stole my ship. -285866;1346547353;eskimobob;@pirateat40 | Finally things are progressing and I've returned to my boat. -285865;1346547355;eskimobob;@pirateat40 | It's going to get better to some, I promise. -285864;1346547357;eskimobob;@pirateat40 | That's all for now, back to your regularly scheduled trolling. -285863;1346547359;eskimobob; -285862;1346547375;mircea_popescu;"are clear" -285861;1346547391;eskimobob;i bet it's meaningless at the moment -285860;1346547394;mircea_popescu;lalala. despicable scammer is trying to manipulate people still. -285859;1346547404;mircea_popescu;im so curious who is stupid enough to fall for the shit. -285858;1346547411;eskimobob;no idea -285857;1346547436;eskimobob;lets see will there be any payments actually confirmed -285856;1346547437;mircea_popescu;i'm sure there will be some idiots found. desperate to prove it's not that they made a mistake "investying" in a ponzi -285855;1346547448;mircea_popescu;but moreover that they really are too stupid to have money in the first place. -285854;1346547507;eskimobob;i did feel like shit for a second but then i realized, this is just meaningless crapp from pirateat40 -285853;1346547515;mircea_popescu;right. -285852;1346547530;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.59889 BTC [+] -285851;1346547537;eskimobob;unless I see some other PPT's pay out or zeros -285850;1346547555;mircea_popescu;even if all pay out right now except one -285849;1346547558;mircea_popescu;he's still 100% in default. -285848;1346547561;mircea_popescu;HE. -285847;1346547602;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.245 = 2.45 BTC [+] -285846;1346547768;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.59889 = 3.1978 BTC [+] -285845;1346547782;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.0033998 = 0.102 BTC [+] -285844;1346547802;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 4 @ 0.09 = 0.36 BTC [+] -285843;1346547961;BTC-Mining;right, like he's going to pay any large account... -285842;1346548014;mircea_popescu;you know, the ones that were going to be paid first, starting on the 17th -285841;1346548065;BTC-Mining;yeah -285840;1346548068;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10359 = 0.3108 BTC [-] -285839;1346548132;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10359 BTC [-] -285838;1346548137;mircea_popescu;unavoidable tho, from a statistical perspective. as long as idiots hold bitcoins there's going to be scammers trying to save that money. -285837;1346548140;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.59889 BTC [+] -285836;1346548155;mircea_popescu;because money can't fucking stand being stuck with idiots. much like women. -285835;1346548223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24022 @ 0.00039492 = 9.4868 BTC [-] -285834;1346548224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6436 @ 0.00039473 = 2.5405 BTC [-] -285833;1346548226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 842 @ 0.0003934 = 0.3312 BTC [-] -285832;1346548226;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.109799 = 0.4392 BTC [-] -285831;1346548239;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10359 = 0.4144 BTC [-] -285830;1346548269;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 8500 @ 0.001028 = 8.738 BTC [-] -285829;1346548671;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 311 @ 0.19360978 = 60.2126 BTC [-] -285828;1346548676;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 21 @ 0.17 = 3.57 BTC [+] -285827;1346548678;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 290 @ 0.19360978 = 56.1468 BTC [+] -285826;1346548827;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.00089531 = 1.0744 BTC [-] -285825;1346548892;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.00901 BTC [-] -285824;1346549018;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 29 @ 0.103 = 2.987 BTC [-] -285823;1346549236;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 14 @ 0.96999 = 13.5799 BTC [+] -285822;1346549309;mircea_popescu;sgornick https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105160.msg1151078#msg1151078 nice write-up. -285821;1346549327;BTC-Mining;BTC-MINING, that's the good stuff -285820;1346549381;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8006 = 3.2024 BTC [-] -285819;1346549382;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 21 @ 0.8005 = 16.8105 BTC [-] -285818;1346549384;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.80015 = 1.6003 BTC [-] -285817;1346549387;mircea_popescu;The dept. of redundancy department :D -285816;1346549435;Diablo-D3;dont worry, that was just me -285815;1346549832;Diablo-D3;>flying dutchman bitcoin fund -285814;1346549837;Diablo-D3;:3 -285813;1346549879;Diablo-D3;!ticker btc-mining -285812;1346549881;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.9] [Ask: 0.96999] [Spread: 0.06999] [Last: 0.96999] [24hVol: 18.42981] [7dAvg: 0.96263133] -285811;1346549882;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -285810;1346549885;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.4] [Ask: 0.58] [Spread: 0.18] [Last: 0.40000002] [24hVol: 1.20000006] [7dAvg: 0.46278571] -285809;1346549885;Diablo-D3;!ticker obsi.abmo -285808;1346549888;Diablo-D3;!ticker asicminer -285807;1346549888;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.05] [Ask: 0.085] [Spread: 0.035] [Last: 0.085] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.07954545] -285806;1346549891;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.10000001] [Ask: 0.109699] [Spread: 0.00969899] [Last: 0.109799] [24hVol: 46.13852861] [7dAvg: 0.10436476] -285805;1346550111;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [+] -285804;1346550112;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -285803;1346550113;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.21 BTC [+] -285802;1346550114;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.22 BTC [+] -285801;1346550115;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.23 BTC [+] -285800;1346550116;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [+] -285799;1346550118;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [+] -285798;1346550119;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.26 BTC [+] -285797;1346550120;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [+] -285796;1346550121;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.28 BTC [+] -285795;1346550124;coingenuity;wtf is that shit -285794;1346550132;Diablo-D3;I have no clue -285793;1346550136;BTC-Mining;There's a retarded someone, somewhere -285792;1346550176;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [+] -285791;1346550177;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.295 = 2.655 BTC [+] -285790;1346550192;coingenuity;lol -285789;1346550195;mircea_popescu;lol -285788;1346550202;coingenuity;bitcoin assets are even more nutty than bitcoin itself -285787;1346550214;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.295 = 1.18 BTC [+] -285786;1346550228;Ignatius-otc;BTC-Mining: what do you think will happen to the usd/btc price when the difficulty goes up and or asics hit the scene -285785;1346550234;mircea_popescu;nutty flavr. -285784;1346550239;BTC-Mining;BTC ^^^ -285783;1346550276;BTC-Mining;There's more adoption, coins go down the drain regularly from lost/forgotten wallets, lowering generation rate... -285782;1346550292;BTC-Mining;and the usage of bitcoin is on the rise -285781;1346550303;BTC-Mining;I can only see this bodding well for bitcoins -285780;1346550311;mircea_popescu;i wonder what will be the absolute peak of bitcoin in circulation -285779;1346550317;mircea_popescu;clearly won't be 21mn. maybe 20mn ? -285778;1346550321;mircea_popescu;or already more than 1mn lost ? -285777;1346550328;Ignatius-otc;Id be surprised if it made it 20m lol -285776;1346550332;Ignatius-otc;exactly,so many lost -285775;1346550335;mircea_popescu;maybe, yea... -285774;1346550507;Diablo-D3;heh -285773;1346550683;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 1.02 = 5.1 BTC [+] -285772;1346550712;BTC-Mining;Don't forget it's been mining with stability at 50 BTC every ~10 minutes since like some date in 2009 -285771;1346550716;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10359 = 1.0359 BTC [+] -285770;1346550734;BTC-Mining;at close to 3 million per years -285769;1346550746;BTC-Mining;and they were worth fractions of cents back then -285768;1346550764;mircea_popescu;yeah. -285767;1346550766;BTC-Mining;I'm sure people deleted plenty of 50-1000 BTC wallet during that time -285766;1346550773;mircea_popescu;pretty sure, yea. -285765;1346550786;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4386 @ 0.00089256 = 3.9148 BTC [-] -285764;1346550786;BTC-Mining;Which is very funny considering their current worth... -285763;1346550787;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3701 @ 0.00090321 = 3.3428 BTC [+] -285762;1346550788;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13659 @ 0.00090384 = 12.3456 BTC [+] -285761;1346550807;mircea_popescu;maybe the satoshi guy went "well... if i make it be 20ish mil for sure there will be 10mn left" -285760;1346550818;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC -285759;1346550829;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1153179#msg1153179 -285758;1346550852;mircea_popescu;Happy Dividend Day! -285757;1346550852;mircea_popescu;Shares sold to date: 20909 -285756;1346550852;mircea_popescu;Dividends paid out today: 0.0 BTC -285755;1346550854;mircea_popescu;what a gyp. -285754;1346550861;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.944 BTC [-] -285753;1346550863;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.9448 = 3.7792 BTC [+] -285752;1346550884;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 33 @ 0.0033996 = 0.1122 BTC [-] -285751;1346550938;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: how so? -285750;1346550944;Diablo-D3;you cant be angry, the motion was passed. -285749;1346550986;mircea_popescu;im not angry or invested, im just saying it sounds... like a nazi work camp -285748;1346551011;Diablo-D3;a lot of people wish to see DMC succeed -285747;1346551022;Diablo-D3;this will work greatly towards that goal -285746;1346551063;BTC-Mining;What the hell... -285745;1346551105;BTC-Mining;One day you're trading 1 ASICMINER for 10 DMC, 2 weeks later you're asking for 10 ASICMINER for 3 DMC? -285744;1346551117;Diablo-D3;new month, BTC-Mining -285743;1346551136;BTC-Mining;yeah, but those trades rates are completly arbitrary -285742;1346551144;smickles;lol, A:"it sounds like a death camp" B:"that's the goal we're working towards" -285741;1346551144;Diablo-D3;they're set by market factors. -285740;1346551165;Diablo-D3;smickles: yes, we're killing the competition -285739;1346551184;smickles;3J -285738;1346551184;mircea_popescu;lol "market factors" -285737;1346551189;mircea_popescu;what market factors, comrade ? -285736;1346551190;Diablo-D3;and besides, my father died at a concentration camp -285735;1346551194;mircea_popescu;your politbureau ? -285734;1346551195;Diablo-D3;er grandfather -285733;1346551210;Diablo-D3;(and I assume everyone here knows the punchline to this joke) -285732;1346551227;smickles;heh, prolly -285731;1346551243;Diablo-D3;"I'm sorry to hear that!" "yeah, he fell out of a guard tower" -285730;1346551253;mircea_popescu;getting back to the market forces. -285729;1346551254;smickles;although, you could put a spin on it -285728;1346551270;smickles;died of untreated vd caught from raping some of the women -285727;1346551301;Diablo-D3;this is the winter of our discount tent. -285726;1346551307;mircea_popescu;vd doesn't kill smickles -285725;1346551316;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: say that to al capone -285724;1346551323;smickles;syph can end in death, can't it mircea_popescu ? -285723;1346551325;mircea_popescu;is the us govt vd now ? -285722;1346551328;mircea_popescu;i can see that point. -285721;1346551338;mircea_popescu;smickles in that sense a bunion can end in death, takes so damn long... -285720;1346551348;mircea_popescu;but syphillis usually causes dementia, not death. -285719;1346551350;smickles;it was a lot of rape -285718;1346551353;mircea_popescu;in...35 years. -285717;1346551353;Diablo-D3;al capone died in prison from an untreated std -285716;1346551358;Diablo-D3;after being arrested for tax fraud. -285715;1346551374;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 yes, because life in prison is representative. -285714;1346551428;Diablo-D3;as far as unprotected sex goes, isnt it? -285713;1346551448;BTC-Mining;Diablo, the thing with your trading chart is, it doesn't make sense... one day you trade them for far less then their current worth, shares go down in value. The next, you ask for like 20-100x their current value to trade... what the fuck. -285712;1346551460;mircea_popescu;new month, BTC-Mining -285711;1346551460;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: today is the first. -285710;1346551477;Diablo-D3;unless an emergency update happens, it changes on the first -285709;1346551487;mircea_popescu;o i see, emergency update. -285708;1346551490;BTC-Mining;In what does the fact it's a new month justify those rates? -285707;1346551495;mircea_popescu;i think Diablo-D3 is basically cosmo kramer. -285706;1346551496;smickles;+-0\] -285705;1346551504;BTC-Mining;At those trading rates, ain't worth trading any shares -285704;1346551505;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: er, seriously? today is dmc dividend day -285703;1346551525;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you know you have to offer both bid and ask to be a market maker. -285702;1346551535;mircea_popescu;at what rate of dmc shares will you give me an asicminer share ? -285701;1346551536;BTC-Mining;YES, IT IS, I UNDERSTAND THAT! -285700;1346551549;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: so whats the issue? -285699;1346551555;BTC-Mining;I want to know HOW you get those TRADING RATES -285698;1346551561;BTC-Mining;not why you changed them today -285697;1346551561;Diablo-D3;I value DMC shares independently of the market. -285696;1346551574;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 right. so how many dmc shares i need to give you to get an asicminer share ? -285695;1346551587;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you want to buy asicminer from me? -285694;1346551589;mircea_popescu;yes. -285693;1346551600;smickles;earsex -285692;1346551602;BTC-Mining;But how do you value them. How do you calculate their current "worth" -285691;1346551602;mircea_popescu;i want to return your useless paper in exchange for something else. how many of your shares do i need ? -285690;1346551611;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: twice the reverse of the ratio on the chart. -285689;1346551618;mircea_popescu;twice the who ? -285688;1346551641;smickles; -285687;1346551643;Diablo-D3;the chart currently reads 10 asicminer for 3 dmc. You'd have to give me 6 dmc to get 10 asicminer. -285686;1346551668;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.06799 = 3.3995 BTC [+] -285685;1346551670;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 245 @ 0.06799 = 16.6576 BTC [+] -285684;1346551670;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 84 @ 0.06799999 = 5.712 BTC [+] -285683;1346551671;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.07 = 0.28 BTC [+] -285682;1346551673;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.074 = 0.148 BTC [+] -285681;1346551674;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.07998999 = 7.999 BTC [+] -285680;1346551675;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.085 = 0.425 BTC [+] -285679;1346551676;mircea_popescu;10 for 3. so you give me 10 asicminer for 6 dmc ? -285678;1346551677;Obsi;haha -285677;1346551680;smickles;lol -285676;1346551689;Obsi;fucker I was just about to buy those -285675;1346551694;smickles;mircera arbing? -285674;1346551697;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -285673;1346551700;mircea_popescu;!ticker dmc -285672;1346551713;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.10000001] [Ask: 0.109699] [Spread: 0.00969899] [Last: 0.109799] [24hVol: 45.68228861] [7dAvg: 0.10446186] -285671;1346551714;mircea_popescu;smickles i won't bother but im curious how large his asshole is on the mkt. -285670;1346551714;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.03501] [Ask: 0.06799] [Spread: 0.03298] [Last: 0.085] [24hVol: 8.00300039] [7dAvg: 0.06076257] -285669;1346551728;mircea_popescu;.py 0.03501 * 6 -285668;1346551729;markac;0.21006 -285667;1346551737;mircea_popescu;so you trade .2 for 1 btc ? -285666;1346551742;mircea_popescu;no wonder nobody takes you seriously. -285665;1346551762;Diablo-D3;you do realize that means you pay 6 btc for 10 asicminer shares, right? -285664;1346551775;mircea_popescu;it means i pay 0.21 btc for 1btc worth of asicminer. -285663;1346551781;mircea_popescu;you said 6 for 10. -285662;1346551795;Diablo-D3;yes, and the market does not value dmc correctly. -285661;1346551809;mircea_popescu;yes, and you would be raped unless it wasn't the case nobody cares what you say. -285660;1346551829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50400 @ 0.00039584 = 19.9503 BTC [+] -285659;1346551830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4807 @ 0.0003934 = 1.8911 BTC [-] -285658;1346551843;smickles;/*\O -285657;1346551856;Diablo-D3;anyhow, Obsi, you still trading asicminer for obsi,abmo? -285656;1346551863;Obsi;yeah -285655;1346551903;Diablo-D3;Ill trade you 2080 asicminer for 4160 obsi.abmo -285654;1346551920;mircea_popescu;!ticker obsi.abmo -285653;1346551925;Obsi;alright, send to Obsi:OBSI.ABMO -285652;1346551951;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.05] [Ask: 0.085] [Spread: 0.035] [Last: 0.085] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.07954545] -285651;1346551956;mircea_popescu;o yonder glbse the brave, yonder glbse the quick... -285650;1346551997;mircea_popescu;OBSI.ABMO he's trading 82 to 9. -285649;1346552008;mircea_popescu;asic miner he's trading 10 to 3 -285648;1346552009;Diablo-D3;Obsi: sent -285647;1346552018;mircea_popescu;this is the most ridiculous thing i ever saw in my life -285646;1346552033;Obsi;Diablo-D3: which account to send to? -285645;1346552046;mircea_popescu;so Diablo-D3 i'm guessing nao in case someone asks you don't have anymore asicminer to trade at your market forces driven rate of 6 to 10 ? :D -285644;1346552068;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yup, sorry, all gone -285643;1346552072;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -285642;1346552081;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I was already going to trade these to obsi, I thought you knew -285641;1346552087;Diablo-D3;Obsi: Diablo-D3:DMC -285640;1346552089;mircea_popescu;orly. it was an emergency meeting ? -285639;1346552097;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, this was planned earlier -285638;1346552104;mircea_popescu;at the emergency meeting ? -285637;1346552117;Diablo-D3;no, Obsi passed a motion on ABMO for it -285636;1346552119;Diablo-D3;like 2 weeks ago -285635;1346552130;Diablo-D3;on my request -285634;1346552131;mircea_popescu;lol ok, lets find moar gems, this is becoming fun. -285633;1346552136;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1178 = 0.589 BTC [+] -285632;1346552142;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: Im not trading btc-mining or btcmc or abmo -285631;1346552143;mircea_popescu;!ticker BTC-MINING -285630;1346552145;Diablo-D3;so theres nothing left -285629;1346552147;mircea_popescu;o i see. -285628;1346552149;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.9] [Ask: 0.96999] [Spread: 0.06999] [Last: 0.96999] [24hVol: 18.42981] [7dAvg: 0.96263133] -285627;1346552154;mircea_popescu;jusrt what i was looking at lolz -285626;1346552169;mircea_popescu;how about HYDRO.BONDS ? -285625;1346552173;coingenuity;!ticker dmc -285624;1346552187;mircea_popescu;he's almost at 0.005 -285623;1346552188;Diablo-D3;Ill trade YOUR btc-miing btcmc or abmo for DMC -285622;1346552196;Diablo-D3;but I wont trade your dmc for them -285621;1346552199;mircea_popescu;not at those rates you won't lmao./ -285620;1346552204;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.1] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.05] [Last: 0.085] [24hVol: 42.62404855] [7dAvg: 0.0620326] -285619;1346552204;Diablo-D3;those are core assets. -285618;1346552205;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.103589 = 0.5179 BTC [-] -285617;1346552208;mircea_popescu;ofcourse you won't, comrade. because your rates are ridiculous. -285616;1346552211;mircea_popescu;so, HYDRO.BONDS. you got any ? -285615;1346552215;Diablo-D3;nope -285614;1346552218;Diablo-D3;see the list -285613;1346552218;mircea_popescu;right-o. -285612;1346552219;coingenuity;didnt i buy some dmc? -285611;1346552221;Diablo-D3;I just published it -285610;1346552228;coingenuity;i have no idea -285609;1346552229;Diablo-D3;coingenuity: dunno, did you? -285608;1346552242;Diablo-D3;so many people traded into dmc I forget who has and hasnt -285607;1346552247;mircea_popescu;well this was fun. -285606;1346552250;coingenuity;i dont remember, i dont use glbse at all -285605;1346552256;Diablo-D3;coingenuity: then you havent -285604;1346552262;Obsi;Diablo-D3: sent -285603;1346552262;coingenuity;i just remember the first day you made it you asked me to buy some and i dont remember if i did or not -285602;1346552263;mircea_popescu;if you bought at 1 coingenuity then you've been badly had. -285601;1346552275;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 7 @ 0.01 = 0.07 BTC [+] -285600;1346552284;Diablo-D3;Obsi: btw, do me a favor and run the numbers for abmo -285599;1346552401;Obsi;sitting on 4810 shares of ASICMINER, 6374 OBSI.1MHS with 120 Ghash on order as of tomorrow -285598;1346552418;Obsi;20,949 shares outstanding -285597;1346552427;Diablo-D3;not bad -285596;1346552448;Diablo-D3;how are you valuing asicminer? at 30? -285595;1346552463;Obsi;I was just about to ask you the same -285594;1346552468;Obsi;not sure how to value it -285593;1346552472;Diablo-D3;Im doing 30, thats whats been announced -285592;1346552475;Diablo-D3;it should be at least that -285591;1346552493;mircea_popescu;at 30 as in, 30 btc ?! -285590;1346552493;Diablo-D3;I wanna do 155, but thats too far in the future -285589;1346552497;Diablo-D3;30 mhash, mircea_popescu -285588;1346552500;mircea_popescu;o. -285587;1346552506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7051 @ 0.0003934 = 2.7739 BTC [-] -285586;1346552508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00039332 = 2.9892 BTC [-] -285585;1346552509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20649 @ 0.00039323 = 8.1198 BTC [-] -285584;1346552515;Diablo-D3;Obsi: so thats 12.920 mhash per abmo -285583;1346552516;mircea_popescu;so share trades at .1 you value it like giga's, which is 8x that -285582;1346552531;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: giga's market prices are extremely unrealistic -285581;1346552538;Diablo-D3;if Im buying, I buy whoevers cheapest -285580;1346552555;Obsi;well with ASICMINER at 30 mhash that puts OBSI.ABMO at ~12.9 mhash per share when BFL & ASICMINER deliver -285579;1346552555;mircea_popescu;i see. -285578;1346552595;Diablo-D3;Obsi: heh :3 -285577;1346552622;Obsi;is friedcat still accepting board members with > 5000 shares? -285576;1346552634;Diablo-D3;Obsi: BTC-Mining says no -285575;1346552641;Diablo-D3;but deadterra disagreed with that -285574;1346552643;Diablo-D3;and hes on the board -285573;1346552660;Diablo-D3;I havent gotten an answer out of friedcat because I forgot to ask him -285572;1346552730;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 41 @ 0.00090384 = 0.0371 BTC [+] -285571;1346552730;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11784 @ 0.00090386 = 10.6511 BTC [+] -285570;1346552732;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 775 @ 0.00090794 = 0.7037 BTC [+] -285569;1346552750;smickles;OT: anyone here want to buy me a 24.99 amazon gc for 2.499btc? -285568;1346552787;Obsi;they let you buy GC with GC code? -285567;1346552833;Diablo-D3;Obsi: no. -285566;1346552872;Obsi;sucks, got one in my wallet for $81, guess I'll just get prime -285565;1346552875;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 12 @ 0.000121 = 0.0015 BTC [+] -285564;1346552885;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [-] -285563;1346552886;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 290 @ 0.103 = 29.87 BTC [-] -285562;1346552890;Diablo-D3;prime isnt worth it unless you're a big amazon buyer -285561;1346552959;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 100 @ 0.085 = 8.5 BTC [+] -285560;1346552961;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 100 @ 0.09 = 9 BTC [+] -285559;1346553045;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 54 @ 0.109699 = 5.9237 BTC [-] -285558;1346553046;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 75 @ 0.109799 = 8.2349 BTC [+] -285557;1346553047;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1098999 BTC [+] -285556;1346553075;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.103 = 1.03 BTC [-] -285555;1346553075;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.102 = 10.2 BTC [-] -285554;1346553077;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 146 @ 0.101005 = 14.7467 BTC [-] -285553;1346553078;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 24 @ 0.1 = 2.4 BTC [-] -285552;1346553095;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 29 @ 0.1098999 = 3.1871 BTC [+] -285551;1346553097;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10989999 BTC [+] -285550;1346553098;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.10999999 = 1.1 BTC [+] -285549;1346553099;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10999999 = 2.2 BTC [+] -285548;1346553120;Diablo-D3;heh, whats with all the purchasing going on -285547;1346553138;Obsi;buying some ASICMINER to try and get on board with ABMO -285546;1346553149;Diablo-D3;ahh okay -285545;1346553152;Diablo-D3;good luck on that -285544;1346553173;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -285543;1346553174;mircea_popescu;why do you want to be on the board ? -285542;1346553174;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 8 @ 1.01 = 8.08 BTC [+] -285541;1346553183;Obsi;more info sooner -285540;1346553203;mircea_popescu;i generally turn down invites to be on various boards. not usu worth my time -285539;1346553204;Diablo-D3;yeah, they have a private list -285538;1346553217;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: when you have something like 1000 btc invested in their shit -285537;1346553221;Diablo-D3;you get on the board -285536;1346553238;mircea_popescu;hm. sounds like you don't, you just get some preferred status or w/e -285535;1346553246;mircea_popescu;you know what a board is right ? -285534;1346553252;Diablo-D3;yes, I know what a board is -285533;1346553254;Diablo-D3;and thats a board -285532;1346553258;mircea_popescu;a ok then -285531;1346553266;Diablo-D3;you have direct voting access on issues -285530;1346553276;mircea_popescu;well moreover, you appoint the ceo etc. -285529;1346553288;Diablo-D3;you can -285528;1346553295;mircea_popescu;no. you do. that's what the board does. -285527;1346553296;Diablo-D3;but I dont think you can actually fire friedcat -285526;1346553302;mircea_popescu;well... in that case... -285525;1346553305;mircea_popescu;NOT A BOARD IS IT -285524;1346553306;Diablo-D3;firing him would basically mean no company -285523;1346553310;mircea_popescu;right-o. -285522;1346553319;Diablo-D3;this is why dmc doesnt have a board -285521;1346553326;Diablo-D3;you cant fire the only employee. -285520;1346553328;mircea_popescu;this is why nobody does. -285519;1346553545;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9900 @ 0.00089244 = 8.8352 BTC [-] -285518;1346553546;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3600 @ 0.00088595 = 3.1894 BTC [-] -285517;1346553556;Diablo-D3;DMC also only has one share class and only ever will have one share class -285516;1346553588;Diablo-D3;so its easier to just do motions -285515;1346553607;mircea_popescu;and it has some mystery large investor so it's easier to not even do them. -285514;1346553666;Diablo-D3;yeah -285513;1346553691;Diablo-D3;plus, I wont approve of shit going up for motion if its really stupid -285512;1346553713;Diablo-D3;investor majority rules, investors cant vote to shoot themselves in the foot, seems to work. -285511;1346553716;mircea_popescu;or there's an emergency meeting. -285510;1346553725;Diablo-D3;I dont have emergency meetings =P -285509;1346553730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19239 @ 0.00039638 = 7.626 BTC [+] -285508;1346553731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26461 @ 0.00040217 = 10.6418 BTC [+] -285507;1346553737;mircea_popescu; unless an emergency update happens, it changes on the first -285506;1346553738;Diablo-D3;I have emergency midnight snacks. -285505;1346553749;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.8211 = 4.9266 BTC [-] -285504;1346553749;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, an update is unliateral -285503;1346553750;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.821 = 7.389 BTC [-] -285502;1346553751;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.820201 = 1.6404 BTC [-] -285501;1346553752;Diablo-D3;and they only go up. -285500;1346553759;Diablo-D3;the number NEVER goes down -285499;1346553765;mircea_popescu;right, but it's the result of the emergency meeting neh ? -285498;1346553771;Diablo-D3;nope, no meeting -285497;1346553787;Diablo-D3;I look at market prices nd go "hey, mhash is on sale!" and adjust accordingly. -285496;1346553813;mircea_popescu;o i see. -285495;1346553822;mircea_popescu;for my curiousity, how much iof your own personal cash went into dmc ? -285494;1346553832;Diablo-D3;all of the spare cash I had. -285493;1346553836;Diablo-D3;its not much, but it went in. -285492;1346553846;mircea_popescu;specifically ? -285491;1346553857;Diablo-D3;hrm, I bought 15 shares at 1 btc when dmc started -285490;1346553861;Diablo-D3;and I own about 40 some now -285489;1346553864;mircea_popescu;so for 15 btc -285488;1346553871;mircea_popescu;you've been in charge of this insanity ? -285487;1346553879;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.199 = 9.95 BTC [+] -285486;1346553880;mircea_popescu;i am amazed you're allowed to do this, honestly. -285485;1346553881;Diablo-D3;and all dividends I get go back in to buy more dmc -285484;1346553888;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well thats the thing -285483;1346553899;Diablo-D3;if people really knew how startups started -285482;1346553900;mircea_popescu;ya ya, open market, i hear ya. -285481;1346553905;Diablo-D3;they'd flip out all the time -285480;1346553916;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.1349 BTC [+] -285479;1346553917;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 2 @ 1.135 = 2.27 BTC [+] -285478;1346553923;mircea_popescu;i'm really shocked anyone earnestly thinks glbse will be getting actual investor bitcoins in the future, tho. -285477;1346553936;Diablo-D3;well, I tried. -285476;1346553941;Diablo-D3;that just sorta fell flat -285475;1346553994;Diablo-D3;its hard to get investors period -285474;1346554000;Diablo-D3;even if you dont have the stone of btc around your neck -285473;1346554026;Diablo-D3;(the stone around your neck of btc? btc as a stone around your neck? something) -285472;1346554161;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.199 = 4.975 BTC [+] -285471;1346554258;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I dunno, I can only do what I can -285470;1346554269;mircea_popescu;right. -285469;1346554288;Diablo-D3;I think DMC will still attract new money to bitcoin, but its going to take longer than I thought -285468;1346554297;Diablo-D3;it doesnt help bitcoinica and pirate basically fucked everything -285467;1346554309;mircea_popescu;i think you're completely deluded. -285466;1346554425;Diablo-D3;rome was not built overnight. -285465;1346554686;mircea_popescu;that has nothing to do with it. -285464;1346554766;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay so -285463;1346554773;Diablo-D3;dmc's purpose is to sell a service and make money -285462;1346554777;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr do you have an article on the global scam exchange yet ? you can use this http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134654389322.png -285461;1346554845;Ignatius-otc;lol -285460;1346554862;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.78 = 1.56 BTC [-] -285459;1346554864;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 5 @ 0.7751 = 3.8755 BTC [-] -285458;1346554865;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.775 BTC [-] -285457;1346554866;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 30 @ 0.77 = 23.1 BTC [-] -285456;1346555133;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 3 @ 0.02 = 0.06 BTC [-] -285455;1346555135;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 16 @ 0.01 = 0.16 BTC [-] -285454;1346555136;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [-] -285453;1346555340;smickles;well that was a nice session of coding with minimal interruptions -285452;1346555431;mircea_popescu;you missed out. -285451;1346555437;smickles;oh? -285450;1346555622;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -285449;1346555794;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [+] -285448;1346555825;Ignatius-otc;hey Diablo-D3, will your vps and dedi offerings allow IRC and tor exit nodes? -285447;1346555826;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.199 = 0.398 BTC [+] -285446;1346555839;Diablo-D3;Ignatius-otc: irc yes but not to efnet -285445;1346555842;Diablo-D3;efnet will be blocked. -285444;1346556302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40500 @ 0.00039827 = 16.1299 BTC [-] -285443;1346556303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2920 @ 0.00039575 = 1.1556 BTC [-] -285442;1346556428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0004 = 0.4 BTC [+] -285441;1346556430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00040217 = 1.6087 BTC [+] -285440;1346556443;mircea_popescu;o srsly, over 40k !? -285439;1346556456;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -285438;1346556457;gribble;Best bid: 9.97, Best ask: 9.98, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 9.9501, 24 hour volume: 21510, 24 hour low: 9.77635, 24 hour high: 10.29 -285437;1346556461;mircea_popescu;aww crud! -285436;1346556467;mircea_popescu;just when i was about to be over 4mn :( -285435;1346556482;smickles;peeps cashing out? -285434;1346556494;mircea_popescu;of bitcoin ? maybe -285433;1346556500;mircea_popescu;seems insane tho, with the crap going on in the us. -285432;1346556527;kakobrekla;yeah, we need more shit in europe -285431;1346556529;smickles;i only cash out to buy things that require usd :/ -285430;1346556538;mircea_popescu;smickles i haven't yet cashed out. -285429;1346556545;mircea_popescu;not one single btc. -285428;1346556553;smickles;nice -285427;1346556556;mircea_popescu;well actually sold a couple to some romanian guy -285426;1346556567;mircea_popescu;mostly to get ppl started i'll ocasionally do small sums like that. -285425;1346556621;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -285424;1346556622;gribble;9.97 -285423;1346556627;mircea_popescu;wow no way ?! -285422;1346556669;smickles;it was 10 not to long ago -285421;1346556854;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.15999 = 0.32 BTC [+] -285420;1346557166;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC -285419;1346557193;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.9146 = 1.8292 BTC [+] -285418;1346557646;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC -285417;1346558072;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5226 @ 0.00088595 = 4.63 BTC [-] -285416;1346558073;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 465 @ 0.00088391 = 0.411 BTC [-] -285415;1346558073;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10300 @ 0.00088088 = 9.0731 BTC [-] -285414;1346558074;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4856 @ 0.00087252 = 4.237 BTC [-] -285413;1346558075;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12040 @ 0.00086993 = 10.474 BTC [-] -285412;1346558077;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 919 @ 0.0008551 = 0.7858 BTC [-] -285411;1346558078;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1194 @ 0.0008253 = 0.9854 BTC [-] -285410;1346559533;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 5 @ 0.6199 = 3.0995 BTC [-] -285409;1346560069;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 60 @ 0.01 = 0.6 BTC [+] -285408;1346560199;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -285407;1346560215;BTC-Mining;Go Kraken + BTC-BOND -285406;1346560385;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15260 @ 0.0008253 = 12.5941 BTC [-] -285405;1346560386;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2740 @ 0.00081962 = 2.2458 BTC [-] -285404;1346560563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12520 @ 0.00039575 = 4.9548 BTC [-] -285403;1346560564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16780 @ 0.00039323 = 6.5984 BTC [-] -285402;1346561018;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 7 @ 1.135 = 7.945 BTC [+] -285401;1346561066;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1135 = 0.227 BTC [+] -285400;1346561130;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 11 @ 1.18797156 = 13.0677 BTC [+] -285399;1346561161;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.89 = 4.45 BTC [+] -285398;1346561163;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 45 @ 0.9 = 40.5 BTC [+] -285397;1346561934;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8499 BTC [+] -285396;1346562049;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4694 BTC [-] -285395;1346562106;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6486 BTC [-] -285394;1346562328;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09339999 BTC [-] -285393;1346562337;mircea_popescu;7761 grubles 98 pirateat40 2012-08-31 18:43:28 10 trustedat40 -285392;1346562337;mircea_popescu;7853 gigavps 256 pirateat40 2012-08-30 22:29:00 10 all business, no drama -285391;1346562343;mircea_popescu;lmao. people like pirape at 40. -285390;1346562362;grubles;haters gonna hate -285389;1346562400;grubles;mircea_popescu: the question of the hour is....where the butt pics at -285388;1346562401;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=psykick&sign=ANY&type=RECV -285387;1346562411;mircea_popescu;this would seem to be a shill account made strictly to manipulatye the wot -285386;1346562415;mircea_popescu;why exactly have you rated it ? -285385;1346562418;grubles;i demand female butt pics -285384;1346562421;grubles;you have provided before -285383;1346562428;grubles;so where are they -285382;1346562430;mircea_popescu;i'm not talking to you grubles. -285381;1346562441;grubles;you just did -285380;1346562492;mircea_popescu;no, i just pointed out that you're supporting a scammer. -285379;1346562516;Chaaang-Noi;rated pirate a 10 yestreday? -285378;1346562516;grubles;oh jeez here we go -285377;1346562523;grubles;where is your proof? -285376;1346562533;mircea_popescu;august the 17th came and went. -285375;1346562544;mircea_popescu;end of story, right there. -285374;1346562552;grubles;zzz -285373;1346562559;Chaaang-Noi;how could you or giga rate pirate a 10 -285372;1346562564;Chaaang-Noi;andno drama??? wtf? -285371;1346562570;mircea_popescu;they are insane, basically. -285370;1346562585;Chaaang-Noi;inever trusted otc anyway -285369;1346562587;grubles;let's not turn #bitcoin-assets into #btcst -285368;1346562610;mircea_popescu;i always have trusted otc. the trick is to keep track of whose ratings are shilled out. -285367;1346562649;grubles;right, im a shill -285366;1346562655;mircea_popescu;yes. yes you are. -285365;1346562655;grubles;you caught me! -285364;1346562672;mircea_popescu;and you might be irrespionsible enough to not realise this, but you're fucking over a lot of people. -285363;1346562682;grubles;no wonder pirate doesnt talk on irc / bitcointalk anymore -285362;1346562691;mircea_popescu;you know, the sort of people that build things, like the wot, and the sort of people that are new to bitcoin, and believe what they see there. -285361;1346562696;Azelphur;grubles++, people are being unreasonable -285360;1346562701;mircea_popescu;yes, scammers rarely talk in open channels. -285359;1346562709;mircea_popescu;they need a little court to prop their pretense up. -285358;1346562727;grubles;if im a shill, and i havent met pirate in person (like Chaaang-Noi), how exactly am I a shill? -285357;1346562741;mircea_popescu;if you haven't met him in person and you rated him a 10... -285356;1346562744;Chaaang-Noi;cuz i met a guy ima shill? -285355;1346562747;mircea_popescu;you're already stepping in your own mouth. -285354;1346562770;jcpham;grubles is legit -285353;1346562779;mircea_popescu;i used to think so myself. -285352;1346562793;jcpham;mircea_popescu you understand the word faith right -285351;1346562805;mircea_popescu;yes, i do. i also understand the word "responsibility". -285350;1346562813;jcpham;and you know how to take those ratings witha grain of salt -285349;1346562817;mircea_popescu;you can't rate a dude 10 you've never met, and you can't rate pirate a 10 on august the 30th. -285348;1346562826;jcpham;i suppose -285347;1346562826;mircea_popescu;yes, i do. the noobs do not, however. -285346;1346562828;grubles;lol i rated him months before that -285345;1346562831;grubles;i just updated it -285344;1346562835;grubles;gtfo -285343;1346562896;jcpham;i get it and all but i don't like the polarization -285342;1346562906;jcpham;obviously some one will be right and someone will be wrong -285341;1346562913;mircea_popescu;it has to occur. we can't forever pretend o, he's paying another account next week, maybe it's ok. -285340;1346562914;jcpham;just need more time to figure it out -285339;1346562917;grubles;i didnt even change the 10, i just changed my comment -285338;1346562941;mircea_popescu;grubles it still looks awful. -285337;1346562950;grubles;well yeah to you -285336;1346562964;BTC-Mining;jcpham is right, let's just wait and see what happen. I've put a -1 for being late until issues are resolved. Seems fine like that to me. -285335;1346562977;BTC-Mining;grubles/giga/etc already had a high rating for pirate by the way -285334;1346562988;jcpham;he had a 6 from me -285333;1346562989;mircea_popescu;no drama ?! are you kidding me ?! -285332;1346562993;mircea_popescu;all the guy is doing is making drama. -285331;1346562994;BTC-Mining;I looked at his otc before rating. -285330;1346562999;jcpham;he can have the 6 back too -285329;1346563001;grubles;everyone but pirate is creating the drama -285328;1346563008;mircea_popescu;jcpham what i was curious about was the user psykick -285327;1346563019;mircea_popescu;you gave him a 1, pirate gave him a 5, he gave pirate a 10 back and that's all. -285326;1346563020;grubles;it's not his fault there are bitlanes etc. in the community -285325;1346563027;Chaaang-Noi;psy said it wasa joke -285324;1346563029;jcpham;psy is a form mod -285323;1346563033;jcpham;forum mod -285322;1346563039;mircea_popescu;that's psy ?! sigh. -285321;1346563042;mircea_popescu;teh trollage in wot now :( -285320;1346563045;jcpham;i was trying to give him some rep -285319;1346563051;jcpham;! -285318;1346563063;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.079 BTC [+] -285317;1346563064;Chaaang-Noi;yeah trolling in wot -285316;1346563069;Chaaang-Noi;why use wot... -285315;1346563084;mircea_popescu; why use wot... << exactly what i don't want to see ;/ -285314;1346563099;mircea_popescu;fucking forum idiots a la psy are ruining the wot deliberately, you're enabling this. -285313;1346563105;jcpham;yes -285312;1346563129;jcpham;;;unrate psykick -285311;1346563131;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for psykick. -285310;1346563133;jcpham;boosh -285309;1346563158;mircea_popescu;i honestly don't think we got a prayer going forward w/o a wot. -285308;1346563162;mircea_popescu;hasta be serious biznis. -285307;1346563180;grubles;yes it is pretty important -285306;1346563260;BTC-Mining;Can anyone explain me how the goatse dude spams in the freenode status window? -285305;1346563271;mircea_popescu;he does ? -285304;1346563278;BTC-Mining;Yes dammit -285303;1346563278;grubles;notices i think -285302;1346563294;grubles;i havent been getting any buttspam recently -285301;1346563301;BTC-Mining;Maybe... I just wonder how it can be possible to send text there -285300;1346563317;BTC-Mining;the more you talk in the otc, the more likely it seems to happen -285299;1346563339;grubles;/notice -285298;1346563339;mircea_popescu;maybe he sends you some direct stuff ? -285297;1346563357;BTC-Mining;I see that right here in red, not in the status window -285296;1346563370;grubles;hm -285295;1346563370;BTC-Mining;but yeah, same color -285294;1346563386;grubles;maybe because im in the same channel -285293;1346563388;grubles;as you -285292;1346563400;BTC-Mining;aye, no idea -285291;1346563409;grubles;that goatse bot joins a channel, makes a list of who is in the channel, and then /notices everyone goatse -285290;1346563419;BTC-Mining;eh, maybe -285289;1346563423;grubles;joins, makes list, then parts -285288;1346563424;mircea_popescu;why's freenode not klining it anyway -285287;1346563456;BTC-Mining;they do, he comes back with another username each time -285286;1346563462;BTC-Mining;spamming for his 150 BTC -285285;1346563464;grubles;yeah -285284;1346563467;mircea_popescu;what 150 btc ?! -285283;1346563482;BTC-Mining;Trying to prostitute his ass for money, except no one is interested -285282;1346563487;Diablo-D3;I wonder if he realizes pirate isnt on irc -285281;1346563499;BTC-Mining;In the goatse, the first line is -285280;1346563506;BTC-Mining;[14:34] -iwtwiqgk- r | * \ \_-~ i want my 150 BTC ~-_\ | * 12SBihiWqxWRqkdU7zaGSuxhCyvcU6Mg8B -285279;1346563521;mircea_popescu;o, so some "investor" that got burnt ? -285278;1346563562;grubles;anyway -285277;1346563565;grubles;im going to the bar -285276;1346563567;BTC-Mining;aye, the last line is -285275;1346563568;grubles;later -285274;1346563569;BTC-Mining;[14:34] -iwtwiqgk- { | a | make it stop / | | \ 150 BTC | a http://goo.gl/oTdER -285273;1346563601;mircea_popescu;lol ppl keep senfing him btc, there's 33 -285272;1346563626;BTC-Mining;wait really? -285271;1346563629;BTC-Mining;-.- -285270;1346563650;mircea_popescu;seems so -285269;1346563699;BTC-Mining;some people... -285268;1346563700;Diablo-D3;Obsi: so, whats left for abmo to pay for? -285267;1346563731;mircea_popescu;people should be thankful to that guy that finally came forward with pirate nonpayment. -285266;1346563746;mircea_popescu;douche was prolly doing it for months, all the moonstruck idiots stringing along to his crap. -285265;1346563747;Obsi;Diablo-D3: tomorrow will buy the last upgrade, then prolly take a stance of waiting to see what happens in ASIC land... maybe pay divs until then -285264;1346563760;Diablo-D3;kay -285263;1346563767;Diablo-D3;I'd like to see dividends -285262;1346563780;Diablo-D3;!ticker btc-mining -285261;1346563782;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.9] [Ask: 0.96999] [Spread: 0.06999] [Last: 0.96999] [24hVol: 18.42981] [7dAvg: 0.96263133] -285260;1346563783;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -285259;1346563785;Diablo-D3;!ticker obsi.abmo -285258;1346563785;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.5001] [Ask: 0.58] [Spread: 0.0799] [Last: 0.40000002] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.46278571] -285257;1346563786;Obsi;k, will put a motion in this week -285256;1346563788;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.05] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.05] [Last: 0.09] [24hVol: 17.5] [7dAvg: 0.08076922] -285255;1346563831;Diablo-D3;yeah, I need to buy a lot more btc-mining -285254;1346563841;Diablo-D3;because now abmo is overweighted in the portfolio =P -285253;1346563862;mircea_popescu;;;rated bitlane -285252;1346563862;gribble;You have not yet rated user bitlane -285251;1346563870;mircea_popescu;;;getrating bitlane -285250;1346563870;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -285249;1346563882;mircea_popescu;lmao doesn't even have an id. -285248;1346563913;Diablo-D3;lets see if I can cross 8 mhash/share by the end of the month -285247;1346563946;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6486 BTC [-] -285246;1346564012;Diablo-D3;Obsi: lol, I own almost half of ABMO -285245;1346564019;BTC-Mining;thanks for your trust, Diablo -285244;1346564048;Diablo-D3;Obsi: 21329 out, 9273 of them are mine -285243;1346564077;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: I have 40 of you. -285242;1346564113;mircea_popescu;!ticker abmo -285241;1346564115;assbot;Invalid ticker. -285240;1346564120;Diablo-D3;!ticker obsi.abmo -285239;1346564120;mircea_popescu;mk -285238;1346564122;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.05] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.05] [Last: 0.09] [24hVol: 17.5] [7dAvg: 0.08076922] -285237;1346564127;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1135 = 0.3405 BTC [+] -285236;1346564128;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 59 @ 0.11368889 = 6.7076 BTC [+] -285235;1346564129;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 70 @ 0.1136889 = 7.9582 BTC [+] -285234;1346564130;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 67 @ 0.11368898 = 7.6172 BTC [+] -285233;1346564130;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.11368899 = 3.4107 BTC [+] -285232;1346564132;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 21 @ 0.11378899 = 2.3896 BTC [+] -285231;1346564138;Diablo-D3;!ticker asicminer -285230;1346564139;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.10101] [Ask: 0.11378899] [Spread: 0.01277899] [Last: 0.11378899] [24hVol: 90.40650396] [7dAvg: 0.10512931] -285229;1346564146;mircea_popescu;im so curious where the miner stuff will be in ~3 months... -285228;1346564164;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, you have a small handful of choices -285227;1346564174;Diablo-D3;invest in BTC-Mining, asicmining, me, or abmo -285226;1346564180;Diablo-D3;or giga->tera -285225;1346564187;Diablo-D3;or btcmc -285224;1346564195;Diablo-D3;and giga is waaaaaaaaay overpriced -285223;1346564202;BTC-Mining;The rest goes down the drain -285222;1346564204;mircea_popescu;yeah, except i don't think any of these will be worth 1/2 what they are now on xmas eve. -285221;1346564217;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.11378899 = 0.9103 BTC [+] -285220;1346564219;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: asicminer will continue to go up -285219;1346564224;Diablo-D3;you're not buying only asic mining power -285218;1346564230;Diablo-D3;you're buying into unit profit sales -285217;1346564230;mircea_popescu;i'd short it if the global scam exchange had shorting. -285216;1346564273;Diablo-D3;dmc holds abmo, btc-mining, and btcmc -285215;1346564287;Diablo-D3;and dmc will also soon be profiting from the hosting sales -285214;1346564296;kakobrekla;woohoo -285213;1346564312;mircea_popescu;yea, srsly, who wants to go into a 3 month swap with me ? your 10k asiminer shares for my 1k btc -285212;1346564344;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 164 @ 0.0033996 = 0.5575 BTC [-] -285211;1346564361;Diablo-D3;Obsi: how many asicminer shares you have now -285210;1346564366;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 280 @ 0.0033997 = 0.9519 BTC [+] -285209;1346564371;Obsi;5000 even I think -285208;1346564375;Diablo-D3;nice. -285207;1346564377;Ignatius-otc;!ticker nasty -285206;1346564379;assbot;[GLBSE:NASTY] [Bid: 0.55] [Ask: 0.6] [Spread: 0.05] [Last: 0.5] [24hVol: 1] [7dAvg: 0.53412978] -285205;1346564388;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust obsi -285204;1346564389;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user obsi: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 1 via 1 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=obsi -285203;1346564419;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: whens your next dividend -285202;1346564564;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 400 @ 0.0033997 = 1.3599 BTC [+] -285201;1346564779;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6487 BTC [+] -285200;1346564849;mircea_popescu;when's the vandroiy bet run out, anyone remember ? -285199;1346564908;jcpham;yesterday maybe -285198;1346564913;mircea_popescu;A default will be construed to have occurred, if at any time prior to October 1 2013, 00.01 UTC, BTCST will be late by at least 14 calendar days, in disbursing either any regularly-scheduled interest payment, or any withdrawal request, by a valid account holder of BTCST. -285197;1346564916;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.6487 = 1.2974 BTC [+] -285196;1346564922;mircea_popescu;right, this is actually... done. -285195;1346564940;mircea_popescu;it expired end of august. -285194;1346564965;Bane_Capital;Is Nefario alright? -285193;1346564972;Bane_Capital;He hasn't been on for awhile. -285192;1346564993;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3 soon, when Amazingrando pays -285191;1346565006;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: oh, today? I was asking in general -285190;1346565009;Diablo-D3;didnt know it was that close -285189;1346565016;BTC-Mining;should be tomorrow or monday -285188;1346565024;BTC-Mining;That's when he usually sends out -285187;1346565044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26071 @ 0.00039323 = 10.2519 BTC [-] -285186;1346565045;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital you still waiting on that ipo ? -285185;1346565046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16529 @ 0.00039206 = 6.4804 BTC [-] -285184;1346565062;Bane_Capital;micrea_popescu: Waiting on the refund. -285183;1346565068;Bane_Capital;Unless he sent it and I missed it. -285182;1346565082;Bane_Capital;Which if he did, he's going to be pissed at me for whatever reason. -285181;1346565095;Bane_Capital;Short-fuse on that guy. -285180;1346565215;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: maybe this time I can afford weekly btc-mining shares -285179;1346565224;Bane_Capital;Anyways, if he doesn't refund, I'll just take my business to MPeX for good. -285178;1346565241;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: refund on what? -285177;1346565254;Bane_Capital;My rejected IPO when he changed standards. -285176;1346565264;Diablo-D3;did you check your BTC balance? -285175;1346565274;Bane_Capital;Yes, yes I have. -285174;1346565281;Diablo-D3;when did he reject it? -285173;1346565297;Diablo-D3;because hes out of the country visiting his family in china, and he doesnt have constant internet access -285172;1346565298;Bane_Capital;It was a startup fund and not a existing company. -285171;1346565303;Bane_Capital;Oh -285170;1346565306;mircea_popescu;According to nanotube, pirate conceded the bet in private conversation. -285169;1346565306;Bane_Capital;That explains it. -285168;1346565312;mircea_popescu;o wow, the bet was in fact paid out. -285167;1346565325;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: yeah, so give him a bit -285166;1346565332;Bane_Capital;Well, Matthew, might win. -285165;1346565389;mircea_popescu;well, vandroiy bet is the end of discussion. it's a complete, definitive, unmitigated and irrecoverable default, there's no money, forgeddaboutit. -285164;1346565401;Bane_Capital;ooo -285163;1346565404;Bane_Capital;I spoke too soon. -285162;1346565415;Diablo-D3;well -285161;1346565419;Diablo-D3;unless pirate paysit -285160;1346565422;Diablo-D3;or has it been 2 weeks? -285159;1346565441;Bane_Capital;I really thought Vandroiy was screwed. -285158;1346565446;Bane_Capital;Man, I admire that guy now. -285157;1346565459;Bane_Capital;He must have a good head on his shoulders. -285156;1346565467;mircea_popescu;yeah, he did a good thing -285155;1346565469;Chaaang-Noi;he accepted what he thinks is stolen funds -285154;1346565475;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust vandroiy -285153;1346565476;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user vandroiy: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=vandroiy -285152;1346565492;Bane_Capital;Chaang-Noi: Who did? : O -285151;1346565498;Chaaang-Noi;van -285150;1346565508;Bane_Capital;Heh, it gets sketchier and sketchier -285149;1346565512;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi did you ? -285148;1346565538;BTC-Mining;How much was the bet again? -285147;1346565544;Chaaang-Noi;how could i take stlen funds, lol also see that word think/? loo it up -285146;1346565545;Bane_Capital;100,000 dollars -285145;1346565547;Chaaang-Noi;look -285144;1346565547;Bane_Capital;10k BTC -285143;1346565554;BTC-Mining;5k each right? -285142;1346565560;Bane_Capital;Yep -285141;1346565560;Chaaang-Noi;yes -285140;1346565573;BTC-Mining;So a 5k profit. Has he been paid out now? -285139;1346565599;Bane_Capital;The stockholm syndrome on #BTCST is fascinating -285138;1346565607;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi you got people to throw their money away at a scam. he helped the community to come to its senses. you're the one in offsaid here, not him. -285137;1346565640;mircea_popescu;;;rate vandroiy 1 Risked 5k of his own bitcoins to help a bunch of forum retards see the light. -285136;1346565642;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user vandroiy has been recorded. -285135;1346565653;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: heh, what I dont get is -285134;1346565656;Diablo-D3;why did people invest in it -285133;1346565672;mircea_popescu;because of people like Chaaang-Noi. and gigavps. and etc. stupidly vouching for it. -285132;1346565674;Chaaang-Noi;the fact is he accepted 5k btc that he thinks is stolen -285131;1346565684;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, but my word outweighs theirs -285130;1346565692;Diablo-D3;and I said it was not trustworthy because pirate wont admit what hes doing -285129;1346565693;mircea_popescu;not after that dmc fiasco, no. -285128;1346565697;Bane_Capital;People who invested in Pirate should be completely open to losing it all. -285127;1346565698;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [+] -285126;1346565707;Diablo-D3;there is no dmc fiasco -285125;1346565713;Diablo-D3;its quite nutty to even claim there is -285124;1346565731;mircea_popescu;wellll then there's no explanation. -285123;1346565744;Diablo-D3;yeah, there isnt one, its nuts =/ -285122;1346565754;Bane_Capital;I think Pirate is going to just disappear soon. -285121;1346565759;Bane_Capital;It's looking that way. -285120;1346565762;Diablo-D3;pirate is going to be like bitcoinica -285119;1346565789;Bane_Capital;I mean, if I were Pirate, I would just say all investments have risks. I am sorry. Then disconnect. -285118;1346565830;Bane_Capital;I can only imagine him being totally screwed. -285117;1346565942;Diablo-D3;yeah -285116;1346566042;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103589 BTC [-] -285115;1346566343;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102176.msg1153548#msg1153548 -285114;1346566371;mircea_popescu;wd! -285113;1346566382;kakobrekla;ty :> -285112;1346566445;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -285111;1346566445;gribble;Best bid: 9.82, Best ask: 9.88, Bid-ask spread: 0.06000, Last trade: 9.88, 24 hour volume: 20084, 24 hour low: 9.77635, 24 hour high: 10.1 -285110;1346566767;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7823 @ 0.00090794 = 7.1028 BTC [+] -285109;1346566808;Bane_Capital;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105380.msg1153561#new -285108;1346566811;Bane_Capital;lolololol -285107;1346566845;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1000 @ 0.000121 = 0.121 BTC [+] -285106;1346567222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22421 @ 0.00039292 = 8.8097 BTC [+] -285105;1346567223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30592 @ 0.00039206 = 11.9939 BTC [-] -285104;1346567225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5287 @ 0.00039164 = 2.0706 BTC [-] -285103;1346567801;BTC-Mining;Sounds about right, Bane_Capital -285102;1346568426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21293 @ 0.00039294 = 8.3669 BTC [+] -285101;1346568663;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.15151515 BTC [-] -285100;1346568665;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -285099;1346568667;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.14141414 BTC [-] -285098;1346568668;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -285097;1346568668;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.13131313 BTC [-] -285096;1346568669;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [-] -285095;1346568670;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.12121212 BTC [-] -285094;1346568671;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -285093;1346568672;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.11111111 BTC [-] -285092;1346568673;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -285091;1346568704;BTC-Mining;Pirate bonds going down again -285090;1346568837;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.0931 = 0.6517 BTC [-] -285089;1346568865;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.09346 = 0.5608 BTC [+] -285088;1346568867;mircea_popescu;lawl at mkt depth -285087;1346568876;BTC-Mining;Should be valuated 0.001 as a memento: "I have defaulted on shares of the famous BS&T!" -285086;1346568878;mircea_popescu;srsly, 5 sales go -40% ? -285085;1346568902;BTC-Mining;I have no idea who puts up those bids -285084;1346568911;BTC-Mining;but yeah -285083;1346568920;BTC-Mining;They were selling around .10 -285082;1346568968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00039164 = 0.3916 BTC [-] -285081;1346568969;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.6487 = 2.5948 BTC [+] -285080;1346568986;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=81542.0 -285079;1346569002;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6597 BTC [+] -285078;1346569014;BTC-Mining;I'm now rated + included in the list of deposit takes and fixed interest bonds. -285077;1346569092;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 3 @ 0.15 = 0.45 BTC [-] -285076;1346569121;mircea_popescu;lmao there's nobody in that list wtf.\ -285075;1346569146;Bane_Capital;I like how Patrick gets a monopoly on the rating business. -285074;1346569166;mircea_popescu;how the fuck is kludge AAA -285073;1346569174;mircea_popescu;wasn't he the guy that financed that failed kronos thing ? -285072;1346569183;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital i don't see who takes the forum crud seriously. -285071;1346569198;Bane_Capital;Yeah, it's amateur hour. -285070;1346569217;Bane_Capital;Patrick just made himself god by loaning out huge sums. -285069;1346569233;mircea_popescu;basically, it's installment #52 of "i've met some douches on a social media site we are AAAA++++ nao" -285068;1346569234;Bane_Capital;It will be different a year from now. -285067;1346569236;mircea_popescu;circlejerk bs. -285066;1346569266;Bane_Capital;The professional people that come in in the future are going to shit all over this self-important drivel. -285065;1346569366;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.96999 BTC [+] -285064;1346569588;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital they currently are. -285063;1346569597;Bane_Capital;: ) -285062;1346569700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4350 @ 0.0034 = 14.79 BTC [+] -285061;1346569738;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 100 @ 0.24844567 = 24.8446 BTC [+] -285060;1346569790;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0935 BTC [+] -285059;1346597144;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -285058;1346597516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.000389 = 1.5949 BTC [-] -285057;1346597697;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.59889 BTC [+] -285056;1346597751;usagi;nyan.c paid 4.29% and increased NAV: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97178.msg1154283#msg1154283 -285055;1346597766;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.77 = 2.31 BTC [-] -285054;1346598175;mircea_popescu;wd usagi. -285053;1346598191;mircea_popescu;does that clear any pirate exposure from your holdings there ? -285052;1346598227;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 26 @ 0.050999 = 1.326 BTC [+] -285051;1346598281;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 10 @ 0.05099999 = 0.51 BTC [+] -285050;1346598487;kakobrekla;mornin -285049;1346598774;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 7 @ 1 = 7 BTC [-] -285048;1346598788;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.77 = 1.54 BTC [-] -285047;1346598874;Diablo-D3;back -285046;1346598877;Diablo-D3;what did I miss -285045;1346598883;Diablo-D3;[06:42:08] << wtf Diablo-D3, ASICMINER isn`t even mining yet lol -285044;1346598891;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: Im judging it on future earnings -285043;1346598893;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -285042;1346598919;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 8 @ 1 = 8 BTC [+] -285041;1346599031;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 25 @ 0.7777 = 19.4425 BTC [+] -285040;1346599044;Diablo-D3;usagi: pm -285039;1346599100;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.4011 BTC [+] -285038;1346599102;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 10 @ 0.401 = 4.01 BTC [-] -285037;1346599202;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -285036;1346599239;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 6 @ 0.1499999 = 0.9 BTC [+] -285035;1346599276;usagi;Almost -285034;1346599313;usagi;It marginalizes them -285033;1346599331;Diablo-D3;[07:08:26] pm theymos ;) -285032;1346599340;Diablo-D3;I dont think pming theymos will do anything. I am a forum mod. -285031;1346599395;mircea_popescu;i don't understand anyone still living in the uk. -285030;1346599406;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: neither do I -285029;1346599411;mircea_popescu;you have to give out your password or spend two years in prison even without any actual wrongdoing ? -285028;1346599419;Diablo-D3;I think its time we just nuke the place -285027;1346599421;mircea_popescu;get the fuck out ?! how can people still be there ?! -285026;1346599462;mircea_popescu;i would say no business located in the uk can be considered for bitcoin stuff, nor any individual located there can run a bitcoin business. -285025;1346599478;Diablo-D3;yeah, the UK needs to be shut off from the Internet -285024;1346599500;mircea_popescu;at any rate from the internet that matters. -285023;1346599563;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.1499999 BTC [+] -285022;1346599566;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 20 @ 0.1499999 = 3 BTC [+] -285021;1346599720;mircea_popescu;heh so ten bitcoin withdrawn a thousand deposited. goood morning -285020;1346599722;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10349 = 0.3105 BTC [-] -285019;1346599744;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.1499999 = 0.75 BTC [+] -285018;1346599778;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -285017;1346599779;gribble;Best bid: 9.80002, Best ask: 9.87889, Bid-ask spread: 0.07887, Last trade: 9.88889, 24 hour volume: 16067, 24 hour low: 9.71922, 24 hour high: 10.09466 -285016;1346599859;PsychoticBoy; [07:08:26] pm theymos ;) -285015;1346599859;PsychoticBoy; I dont think pming theymos will do anything. I am a forum mod. was sarcastic, and i dont think you read what i sayd before -285014;1346599879;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: meh -285013;1346599889;Diablo-D3;eskimobob and p4man are nutjobs either way -285012;1346600091;mircea_popescu;lmao this is hysterical. -285011;1346600100;mircea_popescu;so there's this shill account in the wot, -285010;1346600105;mircea_popescu;psykick. -285009;1346600112;mircea_popescu;it gets a 1 from some user, then he rates pirate 10. -285008;1346600120;mircea_popescu;that user (jcpham) takes his rating away yest. -285007;1346600122;mircea_popescu;meanwhile... -285006;1346600123;mircea_popescu;14281 gigavps 257 psykick 2012-09-02 02:36:35 1 traded coins for paypal -285005;1346600131;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw, eskimobob called you out for trolling the dmc thread -285004;1346600160;mircea_popescu;eskimobob is calling people out for trolling nao ?! -285003;1346600267;Diablo-D3;I know, rite -285002;1346600305;mircea_popescu;this is sorta like crypto-melroseplace -285001;1346600315;mircea_popescu;everyone does everything. -285000;1346600317;PsychoticBoy;90210 -284999;1346600330;mircea_popescu;no cause at least in that the chicks were hawt. -284998;1346600341;mircea_popescu;what was that fat brunette called... amber or something -284997;1346600363;Diablo-D3;never saw either of those -284996;1346600385;mircea_popescu;well so watch the forum then. -284995;1346600518;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.07999 BTC [-] -284994;1346600544;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 830 @ 0.18800017 = 156.0401 BTC [-] -284993;1346600637;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 176 @ 0.07999999 = 14.08 BTC [+] -284992;1346600670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 83000 @ 0.00335 = 278.05 BTC [-] -284991;1346600682;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1169 = 0.8183 BTC [-] -284990;1346601082;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.1499999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -284989;1346601144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 142500 @ 0.00335 = 477.375 BTC [-] -284988;1346601179;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.117 = 0.468 BTC [+] -284987;1346601340;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 10 @ 0.94479 = 9.4479 BTC [-] -284986;1346601420;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 34 @ 0.1499999 = 5.1 BTC [+] -284985;1346601442;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.1499999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -284984;1346601483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 242 @ 0.00039224 = 0.0949 BTC [+] -284983;1346601603;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 340 @ 0.0032 = 1.088 BTC [-] -284982;1346601613;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10349 = 0.5175 BTC [-] -284981;1346601653;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [-] -284980;1346601663;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 25 @ 1 = 25 BTC [+] -284979;1346601716;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 300 @ 0.00024 = 0.072 BTC [+] -284978;1346601986;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [-] -284977;1346602063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 74500 @ 0.00335 = 249.575 BTC [-] -284976;1346602064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0033 = 1.65 BTC [-] -284975;1346602067;sgnb;mircea_popescu: what is the meaning of the number before the unix timestamp in STAT output? -284974;1346602079;kakobrekla;^^ -284973;1346602085;kakobrekla;its microtime. -284972;1346602091;kakobrekla;(i had trouble with that as well) -284971;1346602110;sgnb;microtime? -284970;1346602122;kakobrekla;just ignore it -284969;1346602122;sgnb;you mean, sub-second timestamp? -284968;1346602160;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -284967;1346602204;kakobrekla;not sure why is it there -284966;1346602300;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.117 = 0.702 BTC [+] -284965;1346602319;zefir;ZETA-MINING: dividends for week 35.2012 paid -284964;1346602328;sgnb;ah, it's the output of a standard PHP function... -284963;1346602348;mircea_popescu;sgnb its the microtime stamp -284962;1346602371;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla it's there in case someone comes up with two different stats in the same second (can happen) -284961;1346602378;mircea_popescu;so you don't end up with sorting conflicts. -284960;1346602384;kakobrekla;k -284959;1346602467;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -284958;1346602469;gribble;9.95 -284957;1346602476;mircea_popescu;o hey trending up ? -284956;1346602477;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -284955;1346602478;gribble;Best bid: 9.8517, Best ask: 9.9, Bid-ask spread: 0.04830, Last trade: 9.9, 24 hour volume: 15839, 24 hour low: 9.71922, 24 hour high: 10.09466 -284954;1346602490;smickles;nop -284953;1346602517;mircea_popescu;ah and it was so nice when we were back to 15.x -284952;1346602561;smickles;heh, i like the fact that i spent ~3.3 btc right at the peak -284951;1346602933;usagi;why don't you just use a transaction id to sort instead of timestamps -284950;1346603236;mircea_popescu;why would i invent my own time now ? we already have a numeric value applied to the flow of entalpy. -284949;1346603252;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 2 @ 0.32 = 0.64 BTC [-] -284948;1346603318;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 16 @ 0.00989 = 0.1582 BTC [+] -284947;1346603643;smickles;ok, mircea_popescu, help me out here. I didn't recognize entalapy, and wikipedia seem sto think it has to do with measuring energy, not time. What am I missing? -284946;1346603653;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 16 @ 1 = 16 BTC [+] -284945;1346603655;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 84 @ 1 = 84 BTC [+] -284944;1346603681;mircea_popescu;smickles time only exists in one of two ways. either the kantian (as an implicit category in the mind of man, with no existance in the world) -284943;1346603718;mircea_popescu;or in the physical. enthalpy is the energy of a system. entropy is the opposite thereof, the locked energy so to speak. all physical processes flow only one way (to greater entropy) and that's the flow of time. -284942;1346603754;mircea_popescu;so in this approach time is the measure of the flow of energy towards lockdown. -284941;1346603770;mircea_popescu;hence the notion of the thermic death of the universe, once everything's evened out (sir kelvin's ideea). -284940;1346603793;smickles;ah, well, the spine of my 'critique of pure reason' is worn to the point that the pages are falling out.... -284939;1346603819;mircea_popescu;hehe. got anything for your effort ? -284938;1346603820;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 27 @ 1 = 27 BTC [+] -284937;1346603821;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 61 @ 1 = 61 BTC [+] -284936;1346603822;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 11 @ 1 = 11 BTC [+] -284935;1346603823;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -284934;1346603893;smickles;i probably vaguely understand kant's idea of time and space -284933;1346603939;mircea_popescu;well, puts you ahead of most people :p -284932;1346604015;smickles;also, i recall something about 'antithetic' reason, or some such -284931;1346604023;smickles;in a practical sense -284930;1346604048;smickles;the book is probably just a good model on how to thoroughly explain something -284929;1346604060;mircea_popescu;that;'s true. -284928;1346604155;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5200 @ 0.0032 = 16.64 BTC [-] -284927;1346604156;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 19320 @ 0.0033997 = 65.6822 BTC [+] -284926;1346604157;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 480 @ 0.0034 = 1.632 BTC [+] -284925;1346604176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32658 @ 0.00039224 = 12.8098 BTC [+] -284924;1346604177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3942 @ 0.00039249 = 1.5472 BTC [+] -284923;1346604231;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.1499999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -284922;1346604256;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10348 BTC [-] -284921;1346604299;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.365 = 0.73 BTC [-] -284920;1346604312;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 32 @ 0.79 = 25.28 BTC [+] -284919;1346604333;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.1499999 = 0.6 BTC [+] -284918;1346604363;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8497 = 4.2485 BTC [+] -284917;1346604432;usagi;!pl NYAN.C 0.79 -284916;1346604432;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -284915;1346604433;assbot;NYAN.C [1@0.79BTC] paid: 0.13580463 BTC. Last price: 0.79 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.13580463 BTC. (17.2%) -284914;1346604488;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC -284913;1346604522;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [+] -284912;1346604526;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.94 BTC [+] -284911;1346604629;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.079999 = 0.24 BTC [-] -284910;1346604684;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.24652475 = 246.5248 BTC [-] -284909;1346604719;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 714 @ 1.26223009 = 901.2323 BTC [+] -284908;1346604893;usagi;!pl NYAN.C 0.94 -284907;1346604893;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -284906;1346604897;assbot;NYAN.C [1@0.94BTC] paid: 0.13580463 BTC. Last price: 0.94 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.13580463 BTC. (14.4%) -284905;1346604961;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 8 @ 0.1499999 = 1.2 BTC [+] -284904;1346604985;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10348 BTC [-] -284903;1346605075;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.1499999 = 0.45 BTC [+] -284902;1346605180;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.1499999 BTC [+] -284901;1346605240;usagi;wow -284900;1346605245;usagi;i just jumped into lightspeed -284899;1346605267;usagi;I don't need a message queue at all! -284898;1346605271;usagi;doh -284897;1346605363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11760 @ 0.00039249 = 4.6157 BTC [+] -284896;1346605503;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.9485999 BTC [+] -284895;1346605870;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10348 = 0.3104 BTC [-] -284894;1346605871;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 36 @ 0.10349 = 3.7256 BTC [+] -284893;1346605982;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.8497 = 5.0982 BTC [+] -284892;1346605984;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.8498 = 1.6996 BTC [+] -284891;1346606022;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -284890;1346606027;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0034 = 0.068 BTC [+] -284889;1346606032;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.01 = 3.03 BTC [-] -284888;1346606061;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -284887;1346606113;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10349 BTC [+] -284886;1346606157;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 9 @ 0.6597 = 5.9373 BTC [+] -284885;1346606253;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [+] -284884;1346606255;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.167 = 8.35 BTC [+] -284883;1346606256;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 19 @ 0.168 = 3.192 BTC [+] -284882;1346606266;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC [+] -284881;1346606383;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 35 @ 0.00902017 = 0.3157 BTC [-] -284880;1346607530;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 25 @ 0.00024 = 0.006 BTC [+] -284879;1346608133;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.79 = 7.9 BTC [-] -284878;1346608571;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.6598 BTC [+] -284877;1346609637;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 373 @ 0.000121 = 0.0451 BTC [+] -284876;1346609664;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 9 @ 0.00012189 = 0.0011 BTC [+] -284875;1346609762;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.66 = 2.64 BTC [-] -284874;1346609927;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC -284873;1346609960;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.7777 = 2.3331 BTC [+] -284872;1346611117;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.10349 = 0.6209 BTC [+] -284871;1346611204;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -284870;1346611273;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 260 @ 0.18685622 = 48.5826 BTC [-] -284869;1346611593;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0934 = 0.5604 BTC [-] -284868;1346611617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17065 @ 0.000389 = 6.6383 BTC [-] -284867;1346611619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1035 @ 0.00038756 = 0.4011 BTC [-] -284866;1346612219;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 33 @ 0.06 = 1.98 BTC [-] -284865;1346612959;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -284864;1346612979;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.8498 = 1.6996 BTC [+] -284863;1346613648;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 106 @ 0.117 = 12.402 BTC [+] -284862;1346613758;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.11716498 = 2.9291 BTC [+] -284861;1346613795;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.139999 BTC [-] -284860;1346613977;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10349 BTC [+] -284859;1346614038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1919 @ 0.00038757 = 0.7437 BTC [+] -284858;1346614039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9566 @ 0.00038915 = 3.7226 BTC [+] -284857;1346614103;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.4693 = 4.2237 BTC [-] -284856;1346614105;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 12 @ 0.4694 = 5.6328 BTC [+] -284855;1346614199;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.079999 BTC [-] -284854;1346614235;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 4 @ 0.08 = 0.32 BTC [+] -284853;1346614284;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -284852;1346614526;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 200 @ 0.00091185 = 0.1824 BTC [-] -284851;1346614528;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15939 @ 0.00091799 = 14.6318 BTC [+] -284850;1346614696;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5261 @ 0.00091799 = 4.8295 BTC [+] -284849;1346614697;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 439 @ 0.00091859 = 0.4033 BTC [+] -284848;1346615901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41434 @ 0.00038915 = 16.124 BTC [+] -284847;1346615986;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11110001 BTC [-] -284846;1346615988;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1111 = 3.9996 BTC [-] -284845;1346615989;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11100001 BTC [-] -284844;1346615991;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11100001 = 1.11 BTC [-] -284843;1346615992;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.111 = 11.1 BTC [-] -284842;1346616062;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11031111 BTC [-] -284841;1346616064;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11020111 BTC [-] -284840;1346616064;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1102 = 0.4408 BTC [-] -284839;1346616155;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1715 @ 0.00091859 = 1.5754 BTC [+] -284838;1346616155;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1085 @ 0.00092545 = 1.0041 BTC [+] -284837;1346616472;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 39 @ 0.7 = 27.3 BTC [+] -284836;1346616502;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7777 = 3.8885 BTC [+] -284835;1346616690;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.1499999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -284834;1346616893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14337 @ 0.00039007 = 5.5924 BTC [+] -284833;1346617548;usagi;!pl BMF 1 -284832;1346617549;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -284831;1346617555;assbot;BMF [1@1BTC] paid: 0.07012769 BTC. Last price: 0.595 BTC. Capital gain: -0.405 BTC. Total: -0.33487231 BTC. (-33.5%) -284830;1346617727;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 49 @ 1 = 49 BTC [+] -284829;1346617791;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 50 @ 0.7 = 35 BTC [+] -284828;1346617792;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.79 = 7.9 BTC [+] -284827;1346617794;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [+] -284826;1346617795;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 12 @ 0.92 = 11.04 BTC [+] -284825;1346617873;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 43 @ 0.8498 = 36.5414 BTC [+] -284824;1346617874;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.85 = 5.95 BTC [+] -284823;1346617971;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8900 @ 0.00090969 = 8.0962 BTC [-] -284822;1346617972;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18000 @ 0.0009096 = 16.3728 BTC [-] -284821;1346617973;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8016 @ 0.00090281 = 7.2369 BTC [-] -284820;1346617974;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11700 @ 0.00088824 = 10.3924 BTC [-] -284819;1346617976;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1852 @ 0.0008872 = 1.6431 BTC [-] -284818;1346617977;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10800 @ 0.00088298 = 9.5362 BTC [-] -284817;1346617978;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17400 @ 0.00085891 = 14.945 BTC [-] -284816;1346617979;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1042 @ 0.00081962 = 0.854 BTC [-] -284815;1346617981;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12290 @ 0.00080409 = 9.8823 BTC [-] -284814;1346618017;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 65 @ 1 = 65 BTC [-] -284813;1346618035;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [-] -284812;1346618036;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.101601 = 0.7112 BTC [-] -284811;1346618037;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 90 @ 0.1011 = 9.099 BTC [-] -284810;1346618038;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10103 = 0.2021 BTC [-] -284809;1346618040;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.10102 = 20.204 BTC [-] -284808;1346618041;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.101 = 0.505 BTC [-] -284807;1346618042;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1008 BTC [-] -284806;1346618043;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10004101 BTC [-] -284805;1346618044;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.100041 = 20.0082 BTC [-] -284804;1346618045;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10001 = 0.7001 BTC [-] -284803;1346618046;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.100001 = 1.1 BTC [-] -284802;1346618047;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 120 @ 0.1 = 12 BTC [-] -284801;1346618048;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1200 @ 0.1 = 120 BTC [-] -284800;1346618049;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -284799;1346618050;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 300 @ 0.1 = 30 BTC [-] -284798;1346618051;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -284797;1346618052;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -284796;1346618053;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 320 @ 0.1 = 32 BTC [-] -284795;1346618054;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 140 @ 0.1 = 14 BTC [-] -284794;1346618055;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -284793;1346618056;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -284792;1346618057;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [-] -284791;1346618058;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1000 @ 0.1 = 100 BTC [-] -284790;1346618059;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [-] -284789;1346618060;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -284788;1346618061;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 320 @ 0.1 = 32 BTC [-] -284787;1346618062;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1370 @ 0.1 = 137 BTC [-] -284786;1346618063;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.1 = 1.2 BTC [-] -284785;1346618064;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 5 @ 0.149999 = 0.75 BTC [-] -284784;1346618073;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [-] -284783;1346618193;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1300 @ 0.1 = 130 BTC [-] -284782;1346618286;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 150 @ 0.1 = 15 BTC [-] -284781;1346618417;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 450 @ 0.1 = 45 BTC [-] -284780;1346618448;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 1.701 BTC [-] -284779;1346618450;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 1.7 BTC [-] -284778;1346618500;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 3 @ 1.1001 = 3.3003 BTC [-] -284777;1346618506;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.1 = 1.3 BTC [-] -284776;1346618509;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [+] -284775;1346618616;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.43 = 1.72 BTC [-] -284774;1346618617;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.421 BTC [-] -284773;1346618619;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 11 @ 0.4201 = 4.6211 BTC [-] -284772;1346618620;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.42 = 1.26 BTC [-] -284771;1346618621;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 25 @ 0.9 = 22.5 BTC [+] -284770;1346618846;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [+] -284769;1346618848;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.9145 BTC [+] -284768;1346618850;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 80 @ 0.915 = 73.2 BTC [+] -284767;1346618902;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.979 = 1.958 BTC [+] -284766;1346618904;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 11 @ 0.98 = 10.78 BTC [+] -284765;1346618985;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 5 @ 0.99 = 4.95 BTC [+] -284764;1346619109;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 12 @ 0.875 = 10.5 BTC [-] -284763;1346619295;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.85 = 4.25 BTC [+] -284762;1346619540;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 30 @ 0.1499999 = 4.5 BTC [+] -284761;1346619636;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC -284760;1346619702;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1 = 9.9 BTC [-] -284759;1346619718;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.21 = 0.42 BTC [+] -284758;1346619749;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -284757;1346619992;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [-] -284756;1346620030;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.4694 = 3.2858 BTC [+] -284755;1346620137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43463 @ 0.00038819 = 16.8719 BTC [-] -284754;1346620139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17842 @ 0.00038932 = 6.9462 BTC [+] -284753;1346620178;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 10 @ 0.094 = 0.94 BTC [-] -284752;1346620180;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 20 @ 0.09401 = 1.8802 BTC [+] -284751;1346620184;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 110 @ 0.094999 = 10.4499 BTC [+] -284750;1346620485;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.85 = 5.1 BTC [+] -284749;1346620728;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [+] -284748;1346620783;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 20 @ 0.1499999 = 3 BTC [+] -284747;1346621135;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.1499999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -284746;1346621157;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 500 @ 0.06 = 30 BTC [-] -284745;1346621162;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 500 @ 0.06 = 30 BTC [-] -284744;1346621216;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.42521 = 1.2756 BTC [-] -284743;1346621275;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.14 = 0.42 BTC [+] -284742;1346621287;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -284741;1346621336;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 4 @ 0.14 = 0.56 BTC [+] -284740;1346621423;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -284739;1346621564;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 180 @ 0.1 = 18 BTC [-] -284738;1346621575;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 40 @ 0.1499999 = 6 BTC [+] -284737;1346621867;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 8 @ 0.1499999 = 1.2 BTC [+] -284736;1346622012;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -284735;1346622074;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.849 BTC [-] -284734;1346622075;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 50 @ 0.846 = 42.3 BTC [-] -284733;1346622372;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC -284732;1346622413;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.59889 = 3.1978 BTC [+] -284731;1346622473;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 22 @ 0.01 = 0.22 BTC [+] -284730;1346622595;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.7777 = 4.6662 BTC [+] -284729;1346622647;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.4651 = 3.7208 BTC [+] -284728;1346622648;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [-] -284727;1346622948;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.1499999 BTC [+] -284726;1346623815;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -284725;1346624153;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [+] -284724;1346624299;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 650 @ 0.1 = 65 BTC [-] -284723;1346624589;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 11 @ 0.00449 = 0.0494 BTC [+] -284722;1346624996;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.169 BTC [+] -284721;1346625070;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4693 = 0.9386 BTC [+] -284720;1346625240;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4651 = 0.9302 BTC [-] -284719;1346625632;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.8499 = 1.6998 BTC [+] -284718;1346626479;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 35 @ 0.01561 = 0.5464 BTC [+] -284717;1346626481;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 151 @ 0.0156 = 2.3556 BTC [-] -284716;1346626482;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 1 @ 0.015 BTC [-] -284715;1346626528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22043 @ 0.00038757 = 8.5432 BTC [-] -284714;1346626601;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 24 @ 0.06 = 1.44 BTC [-] -284713;1346626672;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.7777 = 1.5554 BTC [+] -284712;1346626914;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [-] -284711;1346626946;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 14 @ 0.9 = 12.6 BTC [+] -284710;1346626996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00038767 = 3.7992 BTC [+] -284709;1346626997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 558 @ 0.00038932 = 0.2172 BTC [+] -284708;1346627926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00039239 = 2.5113 BTC [+] -284707;1346628170;PsychoticBoy;FDBF dividend payment in 5 min -284706;1346628248;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 4 @ 0.09499 = 0.38 BTC [-] -284705;1346628368;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 9 @ 0.1499999 = 1.35 BTC [+] -284704;1346628449;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3000 @ 0.0034 = 10.2 BTC [+] -284703;1346628636;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.1549 BTC [+] -284702;1346628731;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 103 @ 0.0033999 = 0.3502 BTC [-] -284701;1346628782;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC [-] -284700;1346628819;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1183 = 1.7745 BTC [+] -284699;1346628838;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.1499999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -284698;1346628950;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1183 = 0.5915 BTC [+] -284697;1346628986;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.11838999 = 1.7758 BTC [+] -284696;1346629018;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.11849 = 5.9245 BTC [+] -284695;1346629078;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.11839 = 1.7759 BTC [-] -284694;1346629165;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.4399 = 3.5192 BTC [-] -284693;1346629433;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 30 @ 0.1499999 = 4.5 BTC [+] -284692;1346629527;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.645 = 1.29 BTC [-] -284691;1346629601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00038969 = 5.6505 BTC [-] -284690;1346629854;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -284689;1346629947;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.1499999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -284688;1346629968;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.169 BTC [+] -284687;1346630146;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.1499999 = 0.45 BTC [+] -284686;1346630521;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -284685;1346630525;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.14] [Ask: 0.1499999] [Spread: 0.0099999] [Last: 0.1499999] [24hVol: 41.0999726] [7dAvg: 0.14670862] -284684;1346630735;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10348 = 0.3104 BTC [+] -284683;1346630910;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.61 = 1.22 BTC [+] -284682;1346630912;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.63999 BTC [+] -284681;1346631163;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4200 @ 0.00086679 = 3.6405 BTC [+] -284680;1346631165;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1281 @ 0.00084986 = 1.0887 BTC [-] -284679;1346631602;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8499 BTC [+] -284678;1346631823;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 1.85 BTC [+] -284677;1346631892;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 2 @ 1.94499 = 3.89 BTC [+] -284676;1346631894;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 2 @ 1.945 = 3.89 BTC [+] -284675;1346631937;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 14 @ 0.01 = 0.14 BTC [+] -284674;1346631969;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.14 = 0.28 BTC [+] -284673;1346631986;Tritonio;Guys is there a problem with GLBSE support? It's been a week and my ticket is still unresolved. Anyone used the support latelly? The answered to the ticket and asked me to do somthing which I did and I still haven't heard from them. -284672;1346631988;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.078 = 0.234 BTC [-] -284671;1346632026;Tritonio;(I needed two step auth turned off, that was the problem. And they asked me to prove that I still own some of the addresses that have sent coins to my account in the past) -284670;1346632177;kakobrekla;!seen nefario -284669;1346632180;TiggrBot;I havent seen {0} -284668;1346632181;kakobrekla;;;seen nefario -284667;1346632181;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 days, 13 hours, 11 minutes, and 39 seconds ago: BTC-Mining: GBLSE HAXOR -284666;1346632235;kakobrekla;Tritonio write again -284665;1346632251;kakobrekla;also ColdHardMetal can maybe assist somewhat -284664;1346632284;Tritonio;kakobrekla: you mean write the support ticket again? -284663;1346632295;kakobrekla;support@glbse.com -284662;1346632347;Tritonio;yeah that's what I did in the first place. Maybe nefario is out of town. Is he the only guy in the support system? I'll send a new ticket. Unless ColdHardMetal has another suggestion. -284661;1346632457;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 4 @ 0.3 = 1.2 BTC [+] -284660;1346632465;Tritonio;Sorry I just noticed that there is #GLBSE. I'll ask there too. Thanks for the help kakobrekla. -284659;1346632475;Lucidize;You could try his gmail -284658;1346632555;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -284657;1346632636;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11829 BTC [-] -284656;1346632960;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -284655;1346632973;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 21 @ 0.01 = 0.21 BTC [-] -284654;1346633031;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10348 = 0.3104 BTC [+] -284653;1346633363;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.1499999 BTC [+] -284652;1346633491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30500 @ 0.00039239 = 11.9679 BTC [+] -284651;1346633493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00039249 = 3.6109 BTC [+] -284650;1346634044;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7777 BTC [+] -284649;1346634228;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7777 BTC [+] -284648;1346634233;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8499 BTC [+] -284647;1346634398;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.9799 = 1.9598 BTC [+] -284646;1346634462;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.99999 = 3 BTC [+] -284645;1346634484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33100 @ 0.00039223 = 12.9828 BTC [-] -284644;1346634529;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 12 @ 0.7777 = 9.3324 BTC [+] -284643;1346634815;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10348 BTC [+] -284642;1346635276;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -284641;1346635357;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 139 @ 0.0033999 = 0.4726 BTC [-] -284640;1346635422;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10348 = 0.4139 BTC [+] -284639;1346635431;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10348 = 0.207 BTC [+] -284638;1346635432;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1035 = 10.2465 BTC [+] -284637;1346635433;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.103587 = 5.0758 BTC [+] -284636;1346635482;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.103587 = 0.8287 BTC [+] -284635;1346635531;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103587 BTC [+] -284634;1346635687;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 11 @ 0.0934 = 1.0274 BTC [-] -284633;1346635724;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0934 BTC [-] -284632;1346635950;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 300 @ 0.00024 = 0.072 BTC [+] -284631;1346635952;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.1178 = 0.4712 BTC [+] -284630;1346635960;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8451 BTC [-] -284629;1346636129;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 60 @ 0.01 = 0.6 BTC [+] -284628;1346636130;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1178 BTC [+] -284627;1346636418;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.01 = 3.03 BTC [-] -284626;1346636500;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 6 @ 0.087 = 0.522 BTC [-] -284625;1346636704;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.15489 BTC [-] -284624;1346636706;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.1549 BTC [+] -284623;1346636707;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 18 @ 0.155 = 2.79 BTC [+] -284622;1346637138;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 21 @ 0.05 = 1.05 BTC [-] -284621;1346637227;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1035 = 1.035 BTC [-] -284620;1346637635;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.941 = 2.823 BTC [-] -284619;1346637636;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.94 = 4.7 BTC [-] -284618;1346637704;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1035 = 0.621 BTC [-] -284617;1346637771;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.1499999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -284616;1346637884;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1035 = 0.207 BTC [-] -284615;1346639039;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 10 @ 0.00012432 = 0.0012 BTC [+] -284614;1346639341;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -284613;1346639532;mircea_popescu;bah i'm offline for a few hours everyone leaves me offlines and goes offline. -284612;1346639536;mircea_popescu;what is this world coming to! -284611;1346639558;kakobrekla;not erryone. -284610;1346639568;mircea_popescu;lolk! -284609;1346639595;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 23 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0029 BTC [+] -284608;1346639969;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 6 @ 0.00449 = 0.0269 BTC [+] -284607;1346640080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12000 @ 0.0034 = 40.8 BTC [+] -284606;1346640151;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 12 @ 0.0934 = 1.1208 BTC [-] -284605;1346640385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16429 @ 0.00039249 = 6.4482 BTC [+] -284604;1346640387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7671 @ 0.0003926 = 3.0116 BTC [+] -284603;1346640455;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [+] -284602;1346640953;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.00999999 = 0.03 BTC [+] -284601;1346641122;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8498 BTC [+] -284600;1346641124;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.8499 = 7.6491 BTC [+] -284599;1346641125;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.8499999 = 1.7 BTC [+] -284598;1346641125;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 52 @ 0.85 = 44.2 BTC [+] -284597;1346641127;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.8698 = 8.698 BTC [+] -284596;1346641128;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 71 @ 0.87 = 61.77 BTC [+] -284595;1346641129;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.875 = 1.75 BTC [+] -284594;1346641130;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.875 = 17.5 BTC [+] -284593;1346641228;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7319 @ 0.0008363 = 6.1209 BTC [-] -284592;1346641230;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9188 @ 0.00083911 = 7.7097 BTC [+] -284591;1346641231;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8493 @ 0.00084548 = 7.1807 BTC [+] -284590;1346641284;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 35 @ 0.1119 = 3.9165 BTC [-] -284589;1346641285;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 107 @ 0.1118 = 11.9626 BTC [-] -284588;1346641287;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 130 @ 0.1116 = 14.508 BTC [-] -284587;1346641288;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -284586;1346641367;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 241 @ 0.00012433 = 0.03 BTC [+] -284585;1346641428;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 12 @ 0.4161 = 4.9932 BTC [-] -284584;1346641429;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.416 = 3.744 BTC [-] -284583;1346641431;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.41500001 = 4.15 BTC [-] -284582;1346641432;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 200 @ 0.415 = 83 BTC [-] -284581;1346641505;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1033 BTC [-] -284580;1346641760;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC -284579;1346641768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 199 @ 0.00346504 = 0.6895 BTC [+] -284578;1346641769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 36 @ 0.00353088 = 0.1271 BTC [+] -284577;1346641934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 492 @ 0.00373698 = 1.8386 BTC [+] -284576;1346641943;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 32 @ 0.7777 = 24.8864 BTC [+] -284575;1346642025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 8 @ 0.00373698 = 0.0299 BTC [+] -284574;1346642026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 962 @ 0.00378 = 3.6364 BTC [+] -284573;1346642155;smickles;OFFLINE! -284572;1346642967;mircea_popescu;lol ? -284571;1346642973;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.99999 = 2 BTC [+] -284570;1346643044;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 32 @ 0.00999999 = 0.32 BTC [+] -284569;1346643111;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.645 = 1.935 BTC [-] -284568;1346643178;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 112 @ 0.01 = 1.12 BTC [+] -284567;1346643228;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1033 BTC [-] -284566;1346643293;mircea_popescu;!ticker gsdpt -284565;1346643296;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.003] [Ask: 0.00335] [Spread: 0.00035] [Last: 0.0033999] [24hVol: 99.0023102] [7dAvg: 0.0033069] -284564;1346643319;kakobrekla;hm -284563;1346643323;kakobrekla;not going to well -284562;1346643335;mircea_popescu;apparently ppls are flipping for 3% ? -284561;1346643338;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -284560;1346643339;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0033 / 0.0033525 / 0.0034 (316850 shares, 1,062.24 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00326784 / 0.0034 (3405013 shares, 11,127.05 BTC) -284559;1346643357;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.59888 BTC [-] -284558;1346643372;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -284557;1346643377;kakobrekla;doubt they are flippin -284556;1346643402;mircea_popescu;you mean people are selling for 33x that bought for 34 ? -284555;1346643448;kakobrekla;im thinking so -284554;1346643465;mircea_popescu;heck, maybe they bought for 70 -284553;1346643471;mircea_popescu;i know there were some of those. -284552;1346643687;kakobrekla;meh -284551;1346643693;kakobrekla;the golder era of ipoing is over -284550;1346643722;kakobrekla;golden* -284549;1346643726;mircea_popescu;o it is ? -284548;1346643728;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -284547;1346643728;gribble;Best bid: 10.1792, Best ask: 10.22012, Bid-ask spread: 0.04092, Last trade: 10.1792, 24 hour volume: 24686, 24 hour low: 9.71922, 24 hour high: 10.35579 -284546;1346643745;kakobrekla;bitcoin was cheap and stable -284545;1346643753;kakobrekla;people were throwing monies at anything -284544;1346643772;mircea_popescu;as usual with noob communities, a scammer got it all. -284543;1346643792;mircea_popescu;the real stuff doesn't pay enough FOR THE RISKS INVOLVED :D -284542;1346643837;kakobrekla;im not talking about or just about pirate -284541;1346643864;coingenuity;yeah, there's been a number of fake ipos -284540;1346643919;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you can't really not talk about it. i mean, i soaked up a good chunk of change that people were trying to invest. -284539;1346643925;mircea_popescu;i mean he* -284538;1346643939;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: now we need some of these 1% a week things to turn scam so real businesses can come in -284537;1346643956;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining 1% a week might, maybe, marginally, be sustainable. possibly. -284536;1346643969;mircea_popescu;the reason i say this is btc inflation. -284535;1346644001;BTCHero;but it is a little high for most legit businesses, I agree that you can make 1% a week loaning bitcoins and whatnot -284534;1346644003;BTC-Mining;Someone called? -284533;1346644006;mircea_popescu;.py 7* 24 * 6 * 50 / 10000000.0 -284532;1346644008;markac;0.00504 -284531;1346644015;mircea_popescu;it's like half a percent a week. -284530;1346644057;mircea_popescu;so if you do inflation free rate it is maybe something like -284529;1346644064;mircea_popescu;.py 1.005 ** 52 -284528;1346644065;markac;1.29609015373 -284527;1346644071;mircea_popescu;30% pa isn't impossible. -284526;1346644102;mircea_popescu;at the very least, from a macro standpoint, the argument can be brought. -284525;1346644124;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i dunno, did they ? -284524;1346644228;smickles;pa = per anum? -284523;1346644230;mircea_popescu;ya -284522;1346644235;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 20 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0025 BTC [+] -284521;1346644237;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -284520;1346644282;smickles;i can get ~ 10k usd at 29.99% pa right now -284519;1346644285;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -284518;1346644292;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0002 BTC [+] -284517;1346644300;mircea_popescu;sounds pretty extortionate. -284516;1346644309;smickles;it's called maxing out my credit cards with cash advances -284515;1346644316;mircea_popescu;last time i borrowed was something like 18mn @7.2 -284514;1346644593;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7561001 = 3.7805 BTC [-] -284513;1346644595;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.7560001 = 7.56 BTC [-] -284512;1346644596;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.7559 = 11.3385 BTC [-] -284511;1346644615;kakobrekla;18mn of what -284510;1346644646;mircea_popescu;of dollahs. -284509;1346644671;kakobrekla;not bad -284508;1346644798;BTC-Mining;You loaned 18 minutes? xD -284507;1346644865;mircea_popescu;lol -284506;1346644878;mircea_popescu;ya. minutes. like, you know, kebab and such -284505;1346644890;mircea_popescu;by the way, what does a french grasshopper eat ? -284504;1346644929;BTC-Mining;grass -284503;1346644933;coingenuity;croissant? -284502;1346644959;mircea_popescu;grassants :D -284501;1346644967;coingenuity;lol -284500;1346645047;coingenuity;joke du fromage -284499;1346645114;BTC-Mining;I'm getting hungry -284498;1346645165;mircea_popescu;im kind of sick. i ate this delicios cake on which the nut that made it added about half inch of pure chocolate frosting. -284497;1346645185;mircea_popescu;i guess i never should have had seconds. -284496;1346645248;BTC-Mining;You always should have seconds aplenty. Especially after borrowing 18 minutes. -284495;1346645337;mircea_popescu;haha the two are unrelated. -284494;1346645424;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 40 @ 0.01475 = 0.59 BTC [-] -284493;1346645453;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 80 @ 0.01471 = 1.1768 BTC [-] -284492;1346645487;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 250 @ 0.0147 = 3.675 BTC [-] -284491;1346645535;BTC-Mining;What? I love misinterpreting things. -284490;1346645611;mircea_popescu;:p -284489;1346645616;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1033 BTC [-] -284488;1346645688;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.0147 = 0.735 BTC [-] -284487;1346645706;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 42 @ 1.01 = 42.42 BTC [-] -284486;1346646108;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.99998 BTC [-] -284485;1346646228;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 666 @ 0.19099859 = 127.2051 BTC [+] -284484;1346646237;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 999 @ 0.14614218 = 145.996 BTC [+] -284483;1346646238;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7779 BTC [+] -284482;1346646271;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 26 @ 0.9 = 23.4 BTC [+] -284481;1346646273;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.99999 BTC [-] -284480;1346646338;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.118189 = 1.1819 BTC [-] -284479;1346646346;smickles|m;;;BC,24hprc -284478;1346646347;gribble;10.06 -284477;1346646542;smickles|m;kakobrekla: that net chart link is still broken -284476;1346646553;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1033 = 1.033 BTC [-] -284475;1346646688;smickles|m;! Help -284474;1346646707;smickles|m;!help -284473;1346646707;assbot;List of commands: -284472;1346646708;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -284471;1346646709;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -284470;1346647456;dub;!pl DMC 1@0.00000001 2012-08-01 -284469;1346647457;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -284468;1346647460;assbot;DMC [1@0.00000001BTC] (since: 2012-08-01) paid: 0.01312156 BTC. Last price: 0.08 BTC. Capital gain: 0.07999999 BTC. Total: 0.09312155 BTC. (931215500%) -284467;1346647468;dub;winning -284466;1346647495;rdponticelli;lol -284465;1346647536;rdponticelli;He should have started the other fund -284464;1346647547;rdponticelli;The one in satoshis -284463;1346647561;rdponticelli;So nobody could complain -284462;1346647731;mircea_popescu;lol -284461;1346647743;mircea_popescu;!pl DMC 1 -284460;1346647744;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -284459;1346647746;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.08 BTC. Capital gain: -0.92 BTC. Total: -0.89364186 BTC. (-89.4%) -284458;1346647772;mircea_popescu;whee' -284457;1346647823;rdponticelli;assbot should learn to say Capita loss -284456;1346647856;mircea_popescu;gain - seems good enough neh? -284455;1346647887;rdponticelli;Yea, but loss have glamour -284454;1346647889;rdponticelli;lol -284453;1346648127;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.879 = 7.911 BTC [+] -284452;1346648637;assbot;[GLBSE] [MAR] 1 @ 0.0001 BTC -284451;1346648675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3742 @ 0.00039223 = 1.4677 BTC [-] -284450;1346648677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48996 @ 0.00039119 = 19.1667 BTC [-] -284449;1346648677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1132 @ 0.00038969 = 0.4411 BTC [-] -284448;1346648678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1827 @ 0.00038811 = 0.7091 BTC [-] -284447;1346649060;assbot;[GLBSE] [MAR] 5000 @ 0.00011 = 0.55 BTC [+] -284446;1346649234;assbot;[GLBSE] [MAR] 45000 @ 0.00011 = 4.95 BTC [+] -284445;1346650589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22280 @ 0.00038811 = 8.6471 BTC [-] -284444;1346651237;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7779 BTC [+] -284443;1346651284;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 24 @ 0.99998 = 23.9995 BTC [-] -284442;1346651881;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.948598 BTC [+] -284441;1346651887;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1032 BTC [-] -284440;1346652160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30075 @ 0.00038902 = 11.6998 BTC [+] -284439;1346652510;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 11 @ 0.0934 = 1.0274 BTC [-] -284438;1346652746;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -284437;1346652748;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 34 @ 0.115 = 3.91 BTC [-] -284436;1346652749;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.11111111 BTC [-] -284435;1346652750;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -284434;1346652751;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 35 @ 0.102 = 3.57 BTC [-] -284433;1346652752;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.1012 = 2.024 BTC [-] -284432;1346652753;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.1010101 BTC [-] -284431;1346652754;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 150 @ 0.101 = 15.15 BTC [-] -284430;1346652755;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 54 @ 0.1000001 = 5.4 BTC [-] -284429;1346652757;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -284428;1346652758;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 240 @ 0.1 = 24 BTC [-] -284427;1346652759;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 760 @ 0.1 = 76 BTC [-] -284426;1346652760;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09090909 BTC [-] -284425;1346652760;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -284424;1346652761;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 500 @ 0.09 = 45 BTC [-] -284423;1346652804;BTC-Mining;Alright, now it's getting closer to it's right price -284422;1346652848;mircea_popescu;which is ? -284421;1346652982;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.118189 = 1.1819 BTC [-] -284420;1346653102;Chaang-Noi;0? -284419;1346653105;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.08343191 BTC [-] -284418;1346653107;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.08080808 BTC [-] -284417;1346653108;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [-] -284416;1346653109;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.077 = 0.154 BTC [-] -284415;1346653114;Chaang-Noi;lol -284414;1346653118;Chaang-Noi;maybe so -284413;1346653190;BTC-Mining;I bet they will reach 0... eventually -284412;1346653217;BTCHero;how can it reach 0 -284411;1346653222;BTCHero;this won't happen -284410;1346653230;BTCHero;.00000001 maybe -284409;1346653236;BTC-Mining;Wasn't it a possibility to enter 0 bids? -284408;1346653246;BTC-Mining;or was that fixed? -284407;1346653327;mircea_popescu;moreover who'd sell for 0 bids. -284406;1346653339;mircea_popescu;it's not like past a 99% loss the receipts are relevant anymore anyway -284405;1346653348;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -284404;1346653370;BTC-Mining;Well I know I would =/ -284403;1346653392;BTC-Mining;Once it's worth nothing, it just become annoying text using space in your portfolio -284402;1346653409;BTCHero;I would too on that point -284401;1346653435;BTCHero;a reminder of a bad decision -284400;1346653693;mircea_popescu;those can be good things. -284399;1346653928;Chaang-Noi;BTC-Mining send worthless shit to the account "server" -284398;1346654010;BTC-Mining;ah, there is such an account? -284397;1346655630;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -284396;1346655765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24091 @ 0.00038811 = 9.35 BTC [-] -284395;1346656142;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.75591 = 3.7796 BTC [-] -284394;1346656144;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 39 @ 0.75581 = 29.4766 BTC [-] -284393;1346656145;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7557 BTC [-] -284392;1346657028;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0934 BTC [-] -284391;1346657553;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0zWIJc4U_8 -284390;1346657558;mircea_popescu;this should be the btc rally song. -284389;1346657575;mircea_popescu;gloria in excelsis. -284388;1346657869;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.135 = 0.27 BTC [-] -284387;1346657938;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 55 @ 0.118289 = 6.5059 BTC [+] -284386;1346658037;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.11839 = 3.5517 BTC [+] -284385;1346658039;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 120 @ 0.118498 = 14.2198 BTC [+] -284384;1346658072;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.118498 = 0.3555 BTC [+] -284383;1346658193;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 3 @ 1.1876 = 3.5628 BTC [+] -284382;1346658258;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 11 @ 1.1877 = 13.0647 BTC [+] -284381;1346658943;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 10 @ 0.08587 = 0.8587 BTC [-] -284380;1346658974;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.141 = 2.82 BTC [-] -284379;1346658976;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 125 @ 0.135 = 16.875 BTC [-] -284378;1346659445;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 400 @ 0.25664317 = 102.6573 BTC [-] -284377;1346659458;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 22 @ 1 = 22 BTC [+] -284376;1346659459;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 28 @ 1.01 = 28.28 BTC [+] -284375;1346659685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10016 @ 0.00038873 = 3.8935 BTC [+] -284374;1346689608;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -284373;1346689609;gribble;Best bid: 10.21709, Best ask: 10.3087, Bid-ask spread: 0.09161, Last trade: 10.22, 24 hour volume: 25780, 24 hour low: 9.85001, 24 hour high: 10.35579 -284372;1346690032;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 32 @ 0.14999999 = 4.8 BTC [+] -284371;1346690050;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -284370;1346690088;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [-] -284369;1346690148;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.99998 = 2.9999 BTC [-] -284368;1346690186;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1099 BTC [-] -284367;1346690187;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.11 = 0.66 BTC [+] -284366;1346690189;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 93 @ 0.11 = 10.23 BTC [+] -284365;1346690202;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.11 = 0.77 BTC [+] -284364;1346690204;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 80 @ 0.1179 = 9.432 BTC [+] -284363;1346690270;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 100 @ 0.118 = 11.8 BTC [+] -284362;1346690285;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.1181 = 1.0629 BTC [+] -284361;1346690287;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1181 = 1.181 BTC [+] -284360;1346690345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.0003873 = 0.0775 BTC [+] -284359;1346690346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 289 @ 0.00038645 = 0.1117 BTC [-] -284358;1346690443;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 29 @ 0.1398 = 4.0542 BTC [+] -284357;1346690485;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 31 @ 0.1399 = 4.3369 BTC [+] -284356;1346690548;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 95 @ 0.1175 = 11.1625 BTC [-] -284355;1346690567;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1175 = 0.5875 BTC [-] -284354;1346690569;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 95 @ 0.1184 = 11.248 BTC [+] -284353;1346690587;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.118 = 2.36 BTC [-] -284352;1346690995;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.9001 BTC [-] -284351;1346691024;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.179 BTC [+] -284350;1346691035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038912 = 0.0778 BTC [+] -284349;1346691037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00038995 = 0.5069 BTC [+] -284348;1346691038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8844 @ 0.00039205 = 3.4673 BTC [+] -284347;1346691039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8035 @ 0.0003926 = 3.1545 BTC [+] -284346;1346691081;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 200 @ 0.18 = 36 BTC [+] -284345;1346691089;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 290 @ 0.33460132 = 97.0344 BTC [+] -284344;1346691120;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.183 = 0.366 BTC [+] -284343;1346691202;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 56 @ 0.18379999 = 10.2928 BTC [+] -284342;1346691261;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.1838 = 0.3676 BTC [+] -284341;1346691299;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 6 @ 0.18398 = 1.1039 BTC [+] -284340;1346691334;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134668051447.jpg dun dun dun -284339;1346691346;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 44 @ 0.184 = 8.096 BTC [+] -284338;1346691397;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 10 @ 0.1839 = 1.839 BTC [-] -284337;1346691535;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.9001 = 4.5005 BTC [-] -284336;1346691537;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [-] -284335;1346691813;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 19 @ 0.1399 = 2.6581 BTC [+] -284334;1346691871;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 63 @ 0.13999 = 8.8194 BTC [+] -284333;1346691951;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.7339 = 2.2017 BTC [-] -284332;1346692294;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.13999 BTC [+] -284331;1346692688;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.745 = 1.49 BTC [-] -284330;1346693071;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.7339 = 2.9356 BTC [-] -284329;1346693321;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.57 = 4.71 BTC [-] -284328;1346693335;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.57 BTC [-] -284327;1346693343;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.948598 BTC [+] -284326;1346693719;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.734 = 1.468 BTC [+] -284325;1346693939;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.0801 = 2.403 BTC [-] -284324;1346693941;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.08 = 3.2 BTC [-] -284323;1346693999;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.08 = 1.2 BTC [-] -284322;1346694000;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 185 @ 0.08 = 14.8 BTC [-] -284321;1346694048;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.08 = 1.2 BTC [-] -284320;1346694049;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.08 = 0.24 BTC [-] -284319;1346694051;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.08 = 8 BTC [-] -284318;1346694052;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 68 @ 0.077 = 5.236 BTC [-] -284317;1346694053;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.075 = 0.3 BTC [-] -284316;1346694097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038875 = 0.0778 BTC [-] -284315;1346694098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00038786 = 0.9309 BTC [-] -284314;1346694100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20148 @ 0.00038645 = 7.7862 BTC [-] -284313;1346694101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16416 @ 0.0003862 = 6.3399 BTC [-] -284312;1346694164;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.0933 = 1.866 BTC [-] -284311;1346694219;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0933 BTC [-] -284310;1346695089;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.734 = 2.202 BTC [+] -284309;1346695092;usagi;Hahahahahahahaha -284308;1346695098;usagi;The goatse guy is spamming me in PM now -284307;1346695106;usagi;demanding I pay his mythical 150 btc -284306;1346695132;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.14999999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -284305;1346695138;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.14999999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -284304;1346695139;MoneyIsDebt;I suspect the assbot, on grounds of the name -284303;1346695147;usagi;Well -284302;1346695152;usagi;I know his ip and isp -284301;1346695164;usagi;I just don't care enough -284300;1346695178;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [+] -284299;1346695196;usagi;I hope he pisses off the wrong person -284298;1346695204;usagi;thats about it -284297;1346695204;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC [+] -284296;1346695206;MrTiggr;use /umode +gR to stop the bot -284295;1346695252;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt omg the assbot is innocent -284294;1346695281;MrTiggr;as much of an ass as it is ;) i hafta agree .... it soo gribble -284293;1346695293;mircea_popescu;the butler did it. -284292;1346695338;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 1 @ 0.001 BTC -284291;1346695424;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 49 @ 0.69 = 33.81 BTC [+] -284290;1346695535;usagi;lol, /ignore *!*@49.204.143.* stops the bot -284289;1346695546;usagi;Although I guess he will change is IP every now and then -284288;1346695663;Diablo-D3;the ips are all different -284287;1346695672;MrTiggr;usagi: he is using a botnet now ... /umode +gR is pretty much all you can do -284286;1346695684;MrTiggr;we are working on "other measures" -284285;1346695689;usagi;lol -284284;1346695690;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 6 @ 0.4339 = 2.6034 BTC [+] -284283;1346695704;usagi;150 btc ehh -284282;1346695713;usagi;I bet there's only one person with that many btc in pirate -284281;1346695727;MrTiggr;also - report the hostmask and nick in #report_goatse_spam -284280;1346695756;Diablo-D3;I dont think anyone invested in pirate -284279;1346695760;Diablo-D3;not one dime -284278;1346695773;mircea_popescu;all a government plot ? -284277;1346695814;Diablo-D3;no -284276;1346695817;leotreasure;how to get hostname? -284275;1346695818;Diablo-D3;just some troll -284274;1346695827;Diablo-D3;leotreasure: the bots dont have hostnames set -284273;1346695831;Diablo-D3;just IPs -284272;1346695845;Diablo-D3;and dont bother attacking the IPs, they're all random -284271;1346695850;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.14999999 = 0.45 BTC [+] -284270;1346695854;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1183 = 0.2366 BTC [-] -284269;1346695869;leotreasure;ok so how do i report? -284268;1346695937;Diablo-D3;you dont. -284267;1346695944;Diablo-D3;the freenode staff have already admitted they dont care -284266;1346695959;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10232 @ 0.00085342 = 8.7322 BTC [+] -284265;1346695966;leotreasure;oh really -284264;1346695969;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -284263;1346696054;leotreasure;can we use blockchain to do some network analysis on where this goat is from? -284262;1346696056;leotreasure;http://blockchain.info/address/1GoatSe6pWoeTXugzofi7QUG3SFskFH2yp -284261;1346696093;Diablo-D3;I doubt we can do network analysis -284260;1346696122;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4300 @ 0.00085342 = 3.6697 BTC [+] -284259;1346696152;leotreasure;why is that? -284258;1346696195;leotreasure;because of botnet/ -284257;1346696432;MrTiggr;[00:28:48] Think about it? Backs MNW to make this huge bet, all the nonponzis get paid,a nd the proponzis either pay up or get scammer tags <<< UhOh the gig is up Mnw/Pirate :P -284256;1346696445;mircea_popescu;hmm, anyone know the virwox ppl ? -284255;1346696463;MrTiggr;virwox is pretty solid -284254;1346696466;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr what's that ? -284253;1346696470;usagi;It's ok I already blocked him -284252;1346696483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 51507 @ 0.0034 = 175.1238 BTC [+] -284251;1346696496;Diablo-D3;[11:15:53] why is that? -284250;1346696496;Diablo-D3;[11:16:36] because of botnet/ -284249;1346696500;Diablo-D3;its probably unlisted tor nodes -284248;1346696648;leotreasure;ok - what does the /umode +gR command do? -284247;1346696667;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin.jobamatic.com/a/jobs/find-jobst -284246;1346696675;mircea_popescu;this shit is funny : "Counter-Threat Finance Operations Intelligence Analyst with Security Clearance" -284245;1346696698;MrTiggr;leotreasure: +g sets no PMs unless you agree (/accept ) -284244;1346696709;MrTiggr;leotreasure: +R says no PM unless registered nick -284243;1346696718;MrTiggr;together they fight the evil powa of goatse -284242;1346696752;leotreasure;cool thanks! -284241;1346696776;mircea_popescu;sadly i can't use either. -284240;1346696802;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.8799 = 2.6397 BTC [-] -284239;1346696808;MrTiggr;yah, neither can i mircea_popescu ... i just have to eat goatespam :( -284238;1346696817;mircea_popescu;im not getting any lol. -284237;1346696834;MrTiggr;ur not in #bitcoin-* talking mircea_popescu -284236;1346696843;MrTiggr;try it for goathole -284235;1346696847;mircea_popescu;onoty. -284234;1346696855;MrTiggr;lol -284233;1346696963;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.734 BTC [+] -284232;1346697003;Diablo-D3;;;later tell nefario https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1156911#msg1156911 -284231;1346697004;gribble;The operation succeeded. -284230;1346697041;mircea_popescu;;;seen nefario -284229;1346697041;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 days, 7 hours, 12 minutes, and 44 seconds ago: BTC-Mining: GBLSE HAXOR -284228;1346697050;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12210001 = 0.2442 BTC [-] -284227;1346697052;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8799 BTC [-] -284226;1346697055;mircea_popescu;jesus don't tell me he got into one of those double border detention things. -284225;1346697080;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.734 BTC [+] -284224;1346697105;mircea_popescu;o wow jesus fucken god Diablo-D3. -284223;1346697109;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 32 @ 0.1221 = 3.9072 BTC [-] -284222;1346697118;mircea_popescu;when i published that piece discussing their security it was all "o, it's fud" -284221;1346697134;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.734 = 2.936 BTC [+] -284220;1346697203;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 558 @ 0.00085342 = 0.4762 BTC [+] -284219;1346697263;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 90 @ 1.01 = 90.9 BTC [-] -284218;1346697280;usagi;What are you talking about -284217;1346697283;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080T] 10 @ 0.04473746 = 0.4474 BTC [+] -284216;1346697290;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 1.01 = 10.1 BTC [-] -284215;1346697311;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 6 @ 0.14999999 = 0.9 BTC [+] -284214;1346697324;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14999999 BTC [+] -284213;1346697352;mircea_popescu;usagi the global scam exchange. -284212;1346697402;usagi;Seriously, no one respects you because you keep saying that -284211;1346697434;usagi;You're just looking for a chance to badmouth glbse and nefario -284210;1346697445;usagi;The problem is actually with mpex -284209;1346697454;usagi;You don't understand marketing or branding at all -284208;1346697460;mircea_popescu;usagi : someone JUST HAD THEIR SHARES STOLEN -284207;1346697464;mircea_popescu;through session stealing -284206;1346697467;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.099888 BTC [-] -284205;1346697474;usagi;Who, when, what, where? -284204;1346697476;mircea_popescu;something which my paper clearly points out, back when nefario lied and called it "fud". -284203;1346697478;mircea_popescu;yaya -284202;1346697484;mircea_popescu;read up first, talk second. -284201;1346697489;usagi;Well first -284200;1346697491;mircea_popescu;that's the customary order. -284199;1346697497;usagi;You have a history of guessing and overstating. -284198;1346697498;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P050N] 10 @ 0.0501286 = 0.5013 BTC [+] -284197;1346697506;mircea_popescu;no. i have a history of being right. -284196;1346697507;usagi;Second----- this is now the third time I am going to ask you -284195;1346697510;usagi;What are you talking about -284194;1346697515;mircea_popescu;you and your scam exchange have a history of... scamming users. -284193;1346697519;usagi;What do you think I am, a mind reader? -284192;1346697529;mircea_popescu;just try reading the channel. -284191;1346697532;usagi;And it's not a scam exchange because someone got hacked mircea. -284190;1346697536;mircea_popescu;riiiight. -284189;1346697540;mircea_popescu;it's just free market rite ? -284188;1346697567;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1156815#msg1156815 -284187;1346697570;mircea_popescu;there is your pointer. -284186;1346697586;usagi;Thanks -284185;1346697605;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8613 = 4.3065 BTC [-] -284184;1346697606;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.8612 = 5.1672 BTC [-] -284183;1346697607;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [-] -284182;1346697608;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.85 = 8.5 BTC [-] -284181;1346697609;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.84 = 1.68 BTC [-] -284180;1346697610;Guest67399;Nefario is not resposible to reverse or pay back anyone that gets hacked and have their funds lossed. -284179;1346697610;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.83 BTC [-] -284178;1346697611;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.83 = 7.47 BTC [-] -284177;1346697612;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8221 = 4.1105 BTC [-] -284176;1346697613;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.822 = 4.932 BTC [-] -284175;1346697614;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 0.821001 = 11.494 BTC [-] -284174;1346697615;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.821 = 7.389 BTC [-] -284173;1346697616;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8201 = 4.1005 BTC [-] -284172;1346697617;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 100 @ 0.82 = 82 BTC [-] -284171;1346697618;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.82 = 4.1 BTC [-] -284170;1346697619;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.82 = 1.64 BTC [-] -284169;1346697635;usagi;It's not my exchange either -284168;1346697640;usagi;by the way. -284167;1346697641;Guest67399;btw I am DeaDTerra xD let me check if the nameserver wants to play now -284166;1346697655;mircea_popescu;usagi what exactly is your relation to it ? -284165;1346697664;usagi;Same as yours. -284164;1346697665;mircea_popescu;and if you say none, i will have this on record, just fiy. -284163;1346697672;mircea_popescu;mkay. -284162;1346697674;mircea_popescu;;;ident usagi -284161;1346697675;gribble;Nick 'usagi', with hostmask 'usagi!~usagi@111-255-135-136.dynamic.hinet.net', is not identified. -284160;1346697701;usagi;A huge problem with you, is that you have trouble saying what you mean -284159;1346697707;usagi;and when you do speak out it's incredibly biased. -284158;1346697718;usagi;You let your emotions cloud your judgement in business -284157;1346697723;mircea_popescu;... -284156;1346697724;usagi;it's a problem, mircea. -284155;1346697744;mircea_popescu;nice try. we're not discussing my emotions, this isn't a dating site. -284154;1346697752;mircea_popescu;the subject of the day is yet another glbse breach (yagb) -284153;1346697756;DeaDTerra1;On this one I kind of agree ... and I use both exchanges and I think both have their positive and negative sides -284152;1346697763;smickles;oh shit, really? session stolen on glbse? -284151;1346697766;usagi;Do you know what happened, mircea? -284150;1346697768;mircea_popescu;seems that way. -284149;1346697772;usagi;Or do you know only what you read in that thread? -284148;1346697785;usagi;I'm asking you straight if you have information besides what has been posted -284147;1346697787;mircea_popescu;usagi i thought you didn't have any relation to it, so you don't know anything else. -284146;1346697788;DeaDTerra1;I would like to see Nefarios investigation before we actually jump to conclusions -284145;1346697797;usagi;Just answer the question. -284144;1346697820;smickles;DeaDTerra1: logically, nef should lie about what happened -284143;1346697827;smickles;(game theory i mean() -284142;1346697833;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 32 @ 0.1221 = 3.9072 BTC [-] -284141;1346697847;mircea_popescu;fact is i don't really trust his track record. other people's mileage may vary. -284140;1346697849;DeaDTerra1;He would if he's a lier, if he's a legit and trustworthy man as I believe he is he will admit the fault and fix it before it's exploited again. -284139;1346697861;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra1 except this problem was pointed out to him before. -284138;1346697862;usagi;I don't care if you trust him -284137;1346697865;mircea_popescu;not just by one person. -284136;1346697873;usagi;I want to know if you know anything about this other than what has been posted on bitcointalk.org. -284135;1346697879;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 20 @ 0.14999999 = 3 BTC [+] -284134;1346697885;mircea_popescu;usagi good for you. -284133;1346697939;DeaDTerra1;I will talk to him later on tonight/tomorrow then :) -284132;1346697951;usagi;Yeah well this is the problem with you mircea. You like to accuse people of stuff but when people start asking questions it becomes obvious you are talking shit. -284131;1346697976;mircea_popescu;usagi no, i simply don't bow to ill advised attemtps to shift the focus. i was a politician before you were a teenager, so. -284130;1346697980;usagi;You know nothing about what is going on yet you love to tell people it's a scam, nefario is scamming people, it's a scam exchange -284129;1346697989;mircea_popescu;the subject is global scam exchange poor implementation of security. -284128;1346697995;usagi;All you are doing is alienating people who would have listed with you. -284127;1346697999;usagi;Nefario -284126;1346698005;mircea_popescu;ty for da help usagi. -284125;1346698011;usagi;Can you please tgell mircea to shut the fuck up about glbse scamming people -284124;1346698027;usagi;He's saying glbse is a scam exchange because someone got session hijacked or something stupid -284123;1346698029;mircea_popescu;o if it's not the mr lost a session again. -284122;1346698032;DeaDTerra1;hhahahahh using the line I was a politician is in my eyes a bad move. All politicians are scums and slimey. -284121;1346698036;mircea_popescu;how's the "fud" going nefario ? -284120;1346698049;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra1 ya well, shit job, someone has to do it. -284119;1346698122;nefario;mircea_popescu is just stiring shit -284118;1346698127;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12200001 = 0.244 BTC [-] -284117;1346698129;nefario;no one had their session hijacked -284116;1346698129;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.122 = 2.196 BTC [-] -284115;1346698129;mircea_popescu;nefario you lost a session. -284114;1346698137;nefario;I lost a session? -284113;1346698139;mircea_popescu;you were warned (by me, and by others) that you are leaking sessions. -284112;1346698142;mircea_popescu;what more do you want ? -284111;1346698145;mircea_popescu;go fix that site already. -284110;1346698154;nefario;you don't know what you're talking about -284109;1346698157;mircea_popescu;sigh, -284108;1346698163;mircea_popescu;sometimes i don't even know why i bother. -284107;1346698174;nefario;you can't "leak" a session -284106;1346698204;mircea_popescu;nefario https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1156815#msg1156815 start there. -284105;1346698229;nefario;I don't know if you read later on -284104;1346698235;nefario;I've already addresses this -284103;1346698238;nefario;so -284102;1346698240;nefario;fuck off -284101;1346698257;mircea_popescu;actually, a better ideea : -284100;1346698270;mircea_popescu;take that thing offline, fix it, bring it back online after you get it professionally audited. -284099;1346698271;mircea_popescu;twice. -284098;1346698281;nefario;why don't you -284097;1346698286;usagi;"GLBSE resets the session ID after login which prevents session fixation." -284096;1346698295;nefario;boom -284095;1346698298;nefario;also -284094;1346698308;nefario;apart from google and twitter -284093;1346698313;nefario;we don't link anywhere else -284092;1346698317;nefario;or -284091;1346698325;nefario;load any other external javascript -284090;1346698330;mircea_popescu;sigh. -284089;1346698332;nefario;GLBSE is solid and secure -284088;1346698352;nefario;why dont you try making your site useful -284087;1346698354;Diablo-D3;heh nefario is here -284086;1346698358;nefario;instead of attacking the competition -284085;1346698360;mircea_popescu;that's not true. i am guessing you will keep pretending till someone really gets hurt huh. -284084;1346698366;Diablo-D3;nefario: see url I told bot to tell you -284083;1346698367;nefario;Diablo-D3: I got to london yesterday -284082;1346698379;nefario;my laptop died -284081;1346698383;nefario;had to replace it -284080;1346698386;mircea_popescu;you're not my competition nefario. you are one of my brokers. not even in the top. AND YOU SUCK AT IT. -284079;1346698391;nefario;which is why I've been offline so long -284078;1346698394;Diablo-D3;nefario: isnt the point -284077;1346698401;usagi;"Here's the scary part. GLBSE's 2FA measures might be buggy." <--- The guy doesn't know what the fuck happened -284076;1346698402;Diablo-D3;nefario: this should have been done right the first time -284075;1346698405;Diablo-D3;nefario: so just do it. -284074;1346698406;nefario;mircea_popescu: you contradict yourself -284073;1346698417;Diablo-D3;usagi: its buggy, but not in a non-secure way -284072;1346698426;nefario;Diablo-D3: it's not buggy -284071;1346698428;mircea_popescu;it's buggy in a secure way :D -284070;1346698431;usagi;Tell us more about how MPEX does more volume in a week than GLBSE does in a month lol -284069;1346698436;mircea_popescu;usagi just so. -284068;1346698449;usagi;I watch this channel all day mircea -284067;1346698449;Diablo-D3;nefario: it is. I can still type in 2fa auth codes at the start of the minute and still have them time out. -284066;1346698453;Diablo-D3;thus, buggy -284065;1346698460;usagi;It's obvious that GLBSE is 5x bigger than MPEX -284064;1346698466;mircea_popescu;o really. -284063;1346698469;nefario;ok ladies -284062;1346698469;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -284061;1346698473;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -284060;1346698473;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.8131] [Ask: 0.8799] [Spread: 0.0668] [Last: 0.82] [24hVol: 536.3354351] [7dAvg: 0.8571493] -284059;1346698474;nefario;I've got other shit to takle -284058;1346698474;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00080409 / 0.00086924 / 0.00092545 (194388 shares, 168.97 BTC), 30day: 0.00064789 / 0.00097598 / 0.00115139 (8682986 shares, 8,474.49 BTC) -284057;1346698476;nefario;you know -284056;1346698479;Diablo-D3;nefario: dont bother arguing with me on app design, just get the shit done. -284055;1346698481;nefario;from having a real business and all -284054;1346698483;nefario;so later -284053;1346698484;mircea_popescu;o wow, for once it got volume! -284052;1346698510;mircea_popescu;getting so tired of this. crap happens, nefario is in here denying, sock puppets in here claiming bs, -284051;1346698513;mircea_popescu;two weeks go by -284050;1346698521;mircea_popescu;glbse gets crapped again, rinse, repeat. -284049;1346698527;mircea_popescu;peopel dun wanna do things right. -284048;1346698545;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 1 @ 0.14999 BTC [-] -284047;1346698552;nefario;fuck off mircea_popescu -284046;1346698568;mircea_popescu;dude, your nonbusiness is waiting for moar useless crap. -284045;1346698569;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: does that help? -284044;1346698594;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134664034775.jpg ? -284043;1346698594;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1183 = 0.2366 BTC [-] -284042;1346698595;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 779 @ 0.25713222 = 200.306 BTC [+] -284041;1346698617;copumpkin;now mircea_popescu has to go and outdo my effort -284040;1346698619;copumpkin;:( -284039;1346698626;mircea_popescu;i was here first! -284038;1346698648;copumpkin;:( -284037;1346698651;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0933 BTC [-] -284036;1346698663;nefario;oh mircea_popescu, remember when you said I had to lower GLBSE's transfer price to compete with you on the GIGAMINING thing? -284035;1346698678;mircea_popescu;yes. -284034;1346698680;copumpkin;ciuciu: let me guess, you're here to fight! -284033;1346698684;nefario;you had it backwards -284032;1346698687;nefario;we had no fee -284031;1346698696;nefario;and raised it to 0.2% -284030;1346698704;Diablo-D3;jesus fucking christ. -284029;1346698706;Diablo-D3;nefario -284028;1346698709;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu -284027;1346698712;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.122 = 0.488 BTC [-] -284026;1346698713;Diablo-D3;both of you just shut the fuck up -284025;1346698721;Diablo-D3;you're both useless fucks. -284024;1346698725;copumpkin;lol -284023;1346698726;mircea_popescu;ne neneneeener -284022;1346698728;nefario;ciuciu: mircea_popescu is unhappy because im here -284021;1346698729;copumpkin;write an STM implementation already -284020;1346698737;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 14 @ 0.14999999 = 2.1 BTC [+] -284019;1346698737;nefario;and GLBSE is so popular -284018;1346698737;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: what the fuck does that do -284017;1346698748;mircea_popescu;copumpkin and fractional shares. -284016;1346698751;copumpkin;what the fuck does an STM implementation do? -284015;1346698761;copumpkin;it implements STM, of course -284014;1346698767;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: no, what the fuck does an STM implementation do for this -284013;1346698771;copumpkin;oh, nothing -284012;1346698773;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 10 @ 0.099888 = 0.9989 BTC [-] -284011;1346698774;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.06 = 0.12 BTC [-] -284010;1346698776;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 50 @ 0.41611 = 20.8055 BTC [+] -284009;1346698777;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.4161 = 2.0805 BTC [-] -284008;1346698777;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 30 @ 0.415 = 12.45 BTC [-] -284007;1346698779;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.41011 = 1.2303 BTC [-] -284006;1346698780;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.41 = 2.46 BTC [-] -284005;1346698780;usagi;Quote from nedbert9: "neither Nefario or I know exactly what happened." <--- mircea, stfu -284004;1346698781;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.41 = 4.1 BTC [-] -284003;1346698782;copumpkin;it's more useful than bickering in here though -284002;1346698782;Diablo-D3;nefario is paid to do a fucking job -284001;1346698782;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.4052 = 3.6468 BTC [-] -284000;1346698783;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 15 @ 0.40510001 = 6.0765 BTC [-] -283999;1346698784;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 18 @ 0.4044 = 7.2792 BTC [-] -283998;1346698785;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.401 = 3.609 BTC [-] -283997;1346698786;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 20 @ 0.4003 = 8.006 BTC [-] -283996;1346698787;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 25 @ 0.4 = 10 BTC [-] -283995;1346698792;Diablo-D3;I expect it to be done. -283994;1346698811;copumpkin;Diablo-D3 wants his dick sucked again -283993;1346698823;copumpkin;I pity nefario sometimes -283992;1346698824;Diablo-D3;and I expect mircea_popescu to shut the fuck up because no one cares about mpex -283991;1346698852;usagi;nedbert9 quote on session hijacking: "Edit: Some have jumped to the conclusion that this *IS* what happened. This is my best assumption. I" -283990;1346698858;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 8 @ 0.5084 = 4.0672 BTC [-] -283989;1346698867;Diablo-D3;no one uses it, especially if you have to pay 20 BTC to get an account to buy stock. -283988;1346698874;copumpkin;ciuciu: wait, are you eskimobob? -283987;1346698880;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 people who can afford 200 bucks use it. -283986;1346698885;copumpkin;why are people so obsessed with mircea_popescu's porn career? -283985;1346698888;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: which is no one. so shut the fuck up. -283984;1346698890;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1029 = 0.2058 BTC [-] -283983;1346698924;copumpkin;ciuciu: he has more buttsecks in a month than all of the rest of us combined in a lifetime -283982;1346698925;copumpkin;but it's okay -283981;1346698936;copumpkin;I get all the pumpkins -283980;1346698945;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: he could have buttsecks once and have more than I have had in my lifetime. -283979;1346698949;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 if it's no one then i dunno what are you talking about, "finance", "stock exchange" etc. -283978;1346698965;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: do. not. care. just shut up about it. -283977;1346698967;mircea_popescu;also im sure he doesn't mean receiving buttseks -283976;1346698970;mircea_popescu;no! -283975;1346698979;Diablo-D3;yes! -283974;1346698980;copumpkin;well, both ways -283973;1346698985;Diablo-D3;no one fucking cares. -283972;1346698994;Diablo-D3;its a fucking dick size contest between you and nefario, and NO ONE ELSE CARES -283971;1346698997;Diablo-D3;so shut the fuck up -283970;1346699025;mircea_popescu;no cause my dick is bigger than yours. -283969;1346699033;copumpkin;lol -283968;1346699035;mircea_popescu;:D -283967;1346699054;Diablo-D3;not in a million years, mircea_popescu. -283966;1346699061;mircea_popescu;why do you have such a small pecker anyway ? -283965;1346699082;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1183 BTC [-] -283964;1346699198;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay, we can continue this and I can recommend theymos add a scammer tag to your forum account, or you can shut up. -283963;1346699224;mircea_popescu;o, you abuse teh scammer tags on the forum ? -283962;1346699229;mircea_popescu;ask him to give you one, while you're at it. -283961;1346699287;Diablo-D3;ciuciu: there isnt any simply because of the fact there is no trading on mpex. -283960;1346699297;nefario;Diablo-D3: explain -283959;1346699306;Diablo-D3;nefario: explain what. -283958;1346699310;usagi;lol you walked into that one -283957;1346699318;usagi;never ask diablo to explain something -283956;1346699319;nefario;that there is no trading on mpex -283955;1346699322;pigeons;there is more volume on mpex than in dmc -283954;1346699329;nefario;where do you get that information? -283953;1346699337;mircea_popescu;dmc has volume ?! -283952;1346699339;Diablo-D3;nefario: its just like pirate and bitcoinica, I refuse to believe anyone who uses bitcoin is that stupid -283951;1346699347;nefario;? -283950;1346699348;Diablo-D3;its just a bunch of sock puppet accounts to make it look like people did -283949;1346699371;nefario;what are you saying fake trades to boost numbers? -283948;1346699377;Diablo-D3;nefario: yup. -283947;1346699427;mircea_popescu;don't forget the fake ipos. -283946;1346699434;usagi;If I had 100 btc of margin and did an options split it would create 200 btc of volume out of 0 actual bitcoins traded. -283945;1346699442;smickles;ciuciu: the insider trading was prolly the wrong term to use -283944;1346699461;mircea_popescu;usagi that's not true. splits aren't reported as trades. -283943;1346699467;mircea_popescu;you'd have to sell your puts/calls to someone. -283942;1346699476;smickles;what mircea was talking about was someone using foreknowledge of a big price drop to take advantage of mpex -283941;1346699486;mircea_popescu;and because a call/put doesn't sell for 1 in general, and never sells for as much as the deposit is, thiswould yield less than 100 btc of trade. -283940;1346699507;copumpkin;everyone can lose -283939;1346699518;copumpkin;(except for me) -283938;1346699523;copumpkin;because my schlong is so long -283937;1346699527;mircea_popescu;(you just can't gain0 -283936;1346699531;copumpkin;it ain't a schlort, is it -283935;1346699543;copumpkin;mircea_popescu :( -283934;1346699549;copumpkin;I wanna make loadsa money -283933;1346699552;mircea_popescu;(hey, no gain, no pain) -283932;1346699552;copumpkin;buttloads -283931;1346699580;mircea_popescu;smickles well that'd be insider trading neh ? -283930;1346699590;copumpkin;outsider trading -283929;1346699594;usagi;But when someone buys it, it is counted as a trade. -283928;1346699598;mircea_popescu;obviously it's insider as to the underlying. -283927;1346699609;mircea_popescu;usagi whenever someone buys something it's counted as trade yes. -283926;1346699617;pigeons;scam! -283925;1346699618;copumpkin;does it count as inside trading if you work at S&P and short a market index before a ratings downgrade? -283924;1346699618;usagi;So two people on margin can create X volume out of nothing. -283923;1346699637;mircea_popescu;copumpkin you'd be in jail no ? -283922;1346699656;pigeons;you can do it, you just can't lie to investigators about it -283921;1346699659;mircea_popescu;usagi no, they create volume out of their trading. -283920;1346699659;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -283919;1346699663;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: I dunno :) it's not insider, since it's the entire economy, but I know ratings agencies have special regulation -283918;1346699663;copumpkin;I just don't know how strong it is -283917;1346699692;mircea_popescu;i dunno anymore either tbh, -283916;1346699696;mircea_popescu;it changes with the seasons. -283915;1346699853;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8789 BTC [+] -283914;1346699854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30100 @ 0.00038699 = 11.6484 BTC [+] -283913;1346699856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 684 @ 0.0003862 = 0.2642 BTC [-] -283912;1346699857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.000386 = 11.58 BTC [-] -283911;1346699858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3016 @ 0.00038597 = 1.1641 BTC [-] -283910;1346699872;smickles;sweet goatse goatseness, i've got a lot of goatse -283909;1346699907;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 160 @ 0.1011 = 16.176 BTC [+] -283908;1346699909;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 20 @ 0.1011 = 2.022 BTC [+] -283907;1346699910;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 47 @ 0.1015 = 4.7705 BTC [+] -283906;1346699911;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 12 @ 0.11 = 1.32 BTC [+] -283905;1346699913;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 233 @ 0.11 = 25.63 BTC [+] -283904;1346700080;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 4 @ 0.05 = 0.2 BTC [-] -283903;1346700088;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.1029 = 1.3377 BTC [-] -283902;1346700090;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1029 = 10.1871 BTC [-] -283901;1346700091;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1033 = 2.066 BTC [+] -283900;1346700092;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1034 = 0.3102 BTC [+] -283899;1346700094;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.1035 = 1.5525 BTC [+] -283898;1346700476;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [-] -283897;1346700576;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ping -283896;1346700599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038783 = 0.0776 BTC [+] -283895;1346700600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39300 @ 0.00038815 = 15.2543 BTC [+] -283894;1346700666;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.111 = 0.333 BTC [-] -283893;1346700667;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -283892;1346700779;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.401 = 3.609 BTC [+] -283891;1346700856;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 491 @ 0.4 = 196.4 BTC [-] -283890;1346700993;mircea_popescu;pah, and this chan was so interesting earlier. Diablo-D3 come back! -283889;1346701005;mircea_popescu;im sorry for what i said about your pecker! -283888;1346701050;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu pong -283887;1346701062;mircea_popescu;o hey. try sending me a tiny transfer. -283886;1346701136;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.1299 = 0.2598 BTC [+] -283885;1346701161;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.1299 = 0.2598 BTC [+] -283884;1346701271;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'm kinda fascinated nefario finally admitted as to the entire goat&co conspiracy to make fake trades so global scam exchange thingee looks like it has volume. -283883;1346701279;mircea_popescu;been suspecting this for months. -283882;1346701302;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 7 @ 0.12 = 0.84 BTC [+] -283881;1346701306;nefario;you always know when someone is an asshole -283880;1346701319;nefario;everytime they open their mouth shit pours out -283879;1346701339;mircea_popescu;aww, ad personam ? so soon ? -283878;1346701342;Diablo-D3;nefario: what does president bush have to do with this? -283877;1346701380;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 25 @ 0.015 = 0.375 BTC [+] -283876;1346701387;mircea_popescu;in the immortal words of my favourite guy in btcland, "it doesn't matter if someone's a child murdering nazi, as long as they have a point" -283875;1346701413;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: who is this guy? he sounds awesome -283874;1346701427;mircea_popescu;he is awesome. just took that scammer pirate for 5k btc, too -283873;1346701443;Diablo-D3;tell me this man's name! -283872;1346701450;mircea_popescu;you know him as -283871;1346701450;Diablo-D3;I have a newsletter to subscribe to! -283870;1346701461;smickles;sexy -283869;1346701512;mircea_popescu;Vandroiy! -283868;1346701549;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 4 @ 1.01 = 4.04 BTC [-] -283867;1346701596;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh, him -283866;1346701602;mircea_popescu;yeah. -283865;1346701721;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 1.025 = 10.25 BTC [+] -283864;1346701790;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.725 = 3.625 BTC [-] -283863;1346701833;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [+] -283862;1346701837;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [-] -283861;1346701868;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -283860;1346701879;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12500001 = 0.25 BTC [+] -283859;1346701881;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.125 = 1 BTC [-] -283858;1346701887;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 760 @ 0.19776462 = 150.3011 BTC [+] -283857;1346701908;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 9000 @ 0.003393 = 30.537 BTC [-] -283856;1346701914;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5600 @ 0.00086172 = 4.8256 BTC [+] -283855;1346701922;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.15089243 = 150.8924 BTC [+] -283854;1346702114;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.734 BTC [+] -283853;1346702189;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 22 @ 0.0933 = 2.0526 BTC [-] -283852;1346702190;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 46 @ 0.0934 = 4.2964 BTC [+] -283851;1346702192;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 99 @ 0.0934 = 9.2466 BTC [+] -283850;1346702193;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 77 @ 0.093499 = 7.1994 BTC [+] -283849;1346702193;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.0935 = 0.374 BTC [+] -283848;1346702194;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0936 = 0.468 BTC [+] -283847;1346702196;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 95 @ 0.0938 = 8.911 BTC [+] -283846;1346702197;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 131 @ 0.09399 = 12.3127 BTC [+] -283845;1346702365;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 3 @ 0.12 = 0.36 BTC [+] -283844;1346702729;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.401 = 3.609 BTC [+] -283843;1346702971;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.82100001 BTC [-] -283842;1346703058;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.821 BTC [-] -283841;1346703091;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -283840;1346703200;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1095 = 0.219 BTC [-] -283839;1346703261;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [-] -283838;1346703302;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.109 = 1.09 BTC [-] -283837;1346703346;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -283836;1346703360;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 37 @ 0.1081 = 3.9997 BTC [-] -283835;1346703408;eskimobob;Diablo-D3: I atempted to figure out, where did you put all the BTC from DMC account and it not looking right. Can you take a look and tell me were did I made mistakes -283834;1346703449;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 50 @ 0.59499 = 29.7495 BTC [-] -283833;1346703457;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [-] -283832;1346703458;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.108 = 1.08 BTC [-] -283831;1346703509;eskimobob;Diablo-D3: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1157144#msg1157144 -283830;1346703516;mircea_popescu;the plot thickens -283829;1346703538;Diablo-D3;eskimobob: nope, Im unsubscribing from the dmc thread. -283828;1346703539;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 14 @ 0.10621 = 1.4869 BTC [-] -283827;1346703583;Diablo-D3;you're on your own, trollbob. -283826;1346703652;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.003393 = 0.0848 BTC [-] -283825;1346703698;eskimobob;Diablo-D3: what are you taking about? -283824;1346703721;eskimobob;I asked you a question and this is how you reply? -283823;1346703727;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1034 BTC [-] -283822;1346703738;Diablo-D3;eskimobob: you asked to help you document DMC's awesomeness. -283821;1346703753;eskimobob;Diablo-D3: are you drunk? -283820;1346703758;Diablo-D3;DMC's awesomeness cannot be quantified using any form of math currently in existence -283819;1346703795;mircea_popescu;you should start a yoga group. -283818;1346703810;copumpkin;a yogurt group! -283817;1346703818;copumpkin;I want greek yogurt with strawberries in it -283816;1346703823;eskimobob;are you telling me you stole over 500 BTC from DMC account? -283815;1346703828;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1034 = 0.3102 BTC [-] -283814;1346703833;Diablo-D3;nope, Im saying it didnt exist. -283813;1346703866;Diablo-D3;eskimobob: btw, heres a curveball: we have the same number of shares, yet value at current market value is almost 1600 BTC. -283812;1346703880;copumpkin;omg math -283811;1346703894;eskimobob;wtf is a curveball? -283810;1346703902;copumpkin;a ball that isn't square -283809;1346703914;mircea_popescu;a ball that was dropped a lot. -283808;1346703919;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -283807;1346703937;nefario;copumpkin: yeah a yogurt group, maybe then he'll have a little culture :p -283806;1346703943;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.57 BTC [-] -283805;1346703946;copumpkin;omg you think I have no culture! -283804;1346703951;copumpkin;I just drank a bottle of kombucha ffs -283803;1346703958;mircea_popescu;cool true ? -283802;1346703971;Diablo-D3;eskimobob: a curveball is a sports analogy. -283801;1346703973;copumpkin;seriously! -283800;1346704012;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1034 = 0.3102 BTC [-] -283799;1346704040;Diablo-D3;eskimobob: so, can your math explain how I went from ~1250 to almost 1600 BTC in the span of like 3 days -283798;1346704055;eskimobob;If DMC still has same portfolio, as few days ago, it only worth about 1228 BTC and not 1600 -283797;1346704065;copumpkin;this sounds like that riddle about the hotel bellboy getting tipped -283796;1346704074;eskimobob;what changed? -283795;1346704082;copumpkin;I drank this thing, but I think the site is down: http://www.synergydrinks.com/enlightened/synergy_enlightened_raspberryChia.aspx -283794;1346704100;Diablo-D3;eskimobob: DMC has a similar portoflio. -283793;1346704104;Diablo-D3;*portfolio -283792;1346704126;eskimobob;"similar" is not "same" -283791;1346704135;mircea_popescu;eskimobob it prolly has something to do with this : http://trilema.com/2012/lolvacute-pentru-posteritate/ -283790;1346704158;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no one reads polish -283789;1346704170;mircea_popescu;its an english chatlog. -283788;1346704171;eskimobob;mircea_popescu: fuck off with your URL's, thank you. -283787;1346704183;Diablo-D3;I dont care what it is -283786;1346704183;mircea_popescu;you recall, the discussion of the trading whatever for whatever else. -283785;1346704199;mircea_popescu;well d'oh. nobody cares what reality is anymore -283784;1346704204;mircea_popescu;everyone got his own private fantasyland. -283783;1346704207;eskimobob;fuck off mircea_popescu -283782;1346704210;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: also, the stuff you quoted isnt even complete -283781;1346704213;Diablo-D3;and its rather random -283780;1346704213;Diablo-D3;like -283779;1346704223;Diablo-D3;2:16:59 coingenuity: didnt i buy some dmc? -283778;1346704223;mircea_popescu;what do you mean it's not complete ? -283777;1346704224;Diablo-D3;2:17:01 Diablo-D3: I just published it -283776;1346704224;Diablo-D3;2:17:08 coingenuity: i have no idea -283775;1346704224;Diablo-D3;2:17:09 Diablo-D3: coingenuity: dunno, did you? -283774;1346704234;Diablo-D3;you missed the part where coingenuity says he doesnt have a glbse account -283773;1346704241;Diablo-D3;thus cannot have traded into DMC -283772;1346704265;Diablo-D3;oh wait sorry -283771;1346704270;Diablo-D3;thats the part you quote right after -283770;1346704276;Diablo-D3;whitespace is bad for your health -283769;1346704285;mircea_popescu;mk -283768;1346704336;Diablo-D3;though, if obsi DOES own quite a few dmc -283767;1346704345;Diablo-D3;and dmc owns a large number of abmo shares -283766;1346704354;mircea_popescu;INFINITE POWAR -283765;1346704361;Diablo-D3;ohshi- -283764;1346704432;mircea_popescu;https://bitcoinfunding.com/ << the best bitcoin fundraising service on the planet, it says. anyone know it ? -283763;1346704441;Diablo-D3;never heard of them -283762;1346704477;mircea_popescu;me either. maybe we're on a different planet. -283761;1346704560;Diablo-D3;!ticker btc-mining -283760;1346704562;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -283759;1346704565;Diablo-D3;!ticker obsi.abmo -283758;1346704582;PsychoticBoy;glbse down :( -283757;1346704608;Diablo-D3;well fuck. -283756;1346704620;Diablo-D3;eskimobob: what was your last prices for those three -283755;1346704620;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.9] [Ask: 0.99998] [Spread: 0.09998] [Last: 0.99998] [24hVol: 34.95919] [7dAvg: 0.96944578] -283754;1346704628;Diablo-D3;_lol_ -283753;1346704629;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.5011] [Ask: 0.5899] [Spread: 0.0888] [Last: 0.5001] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.45204] -283752;1346704633;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.0002] [Ask: 0.087] [Spread: 0.0868] [Last: 0.087] [24hVol: 0.522] [7dAvg: 0.0816923] -283751;1346704640;eskimobob;Diablo-D3: what 3? -283750;1346704647;Diablo-D3;nm -283749;1346704649;Diablo-D3;bot got them -283748;1346704672;mircea_popescu;Rabbi Issamar Ginzberg is an award winning business strategist and marketing consultant that currently accepts bitcoin for a limited number of hours each month. -283747;1346704678;mircea_popescu;dang jooz taking over btc. -283746;1346704682;Diablo-D3;>rabbi -283745;1346704687;Diablo-D3;wat. -283744;1346704718;eskimobob;BTC-MINING 0.99998 -283743;1346704721;eskimobob;BTCMC 0.5001 -283742;1346704723;eskimobob;OBSI.ABMO 0.087 -283741;1346704725;eskimobob;ASICMINER 0.129 -283740;1346704727;smickles;jooz don't believe in jebus -283739;1346704735;eskimobob;but those are 1 h old or so -283738;1346704783;mircea_popescu;http://www.btcvc.com/index.php/btcvc-startups/ bitcoin vc ? -283737;1346704795;mircea_popescu;jesus this stuff is better than the funny papers. -283736;1346704809;Diablo-D3;eskimobob: exact asset count atm is 1407.74 -283735;1346704819;Diablo-D3;obsi.abmo went down from last time I did the math -283734;1346704826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 388 @ 0.0034 = 1.3192 BTC [+] -283733;1346704998;smickles;if you don't believe in jebus, the christophiliacs say you go to heck -283732;1346705003;usagi;http://imgur.com/gallery/fULsq -283731;1346705094;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 44 @ 0.0096 = 0.4224 BTC [+] -283730;1346705139;smickles;http://imgur.com/gallery/XbSTl -283729;1346705212;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.132 = 0.528 BTC [+] -283728;1346705337;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 29 @ 0.075 = 2.175 BTC [-] -283727;1346705628;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 1 @ 0.0147 BTC [-] -283726;1346705642;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 9 @ 1 = 9 BTC [-] -283725;1346705649;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -283724;1346705662;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.149] [Ask: 0.14999999] [Spread: 0.00099999] [Last: 0.14999999] [24hVol: 38.09998324] [7dAvg: 0.14774561] -283723;1346705680;Diablo-D3;erm -283722;1346705683;Diablo-D3;nyan? -283721;1346705687;Diablo-D3;what happened to the sub nyans -283720;1346705703;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 25 @ 1 = 25 BTC [-] -283719;1346705717;Diablo-D3;question answered. -283718;1346705796;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 16 @ 0.734 = 11.744 BTC [+] -283717;1346705829;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 400 @ 0.00024 = 0.096 BTC [+] -283716;1346706143;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.12600001 = 0.378 BTC [-] -283715;1346706615;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.126 = 5.04 BTC [-] -283714;1346706617;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.126 BTC [-] -283713;1346706920;usagi;Diablo-D3: NYAN is Nyancat Financial, which profits exclusively through operations, and holding NYAN.A, NYAN.B and NYAN.C. -283712;1346706930;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12500001 = 0.25 BTC [-] -283711;1346706988;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -283710;1346706989;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -283709;1346707005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0034 = 17 BTC [+] -283708;1346707039;mircea_popescu;gah someone ping tiggr -283707;1346707106;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.125 = 0.75 BTC [-] -283706;1346707119;mircea_popescu;SuprTiggr hey fix the bot! -283705;1346707122;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 48 @ 0.125 = 6 BTC [-] -283704;1346707127;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -283703;1346707292;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -283702;1346707366;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.1299 = 0.3897 BTC [+] -283701;1346707527;kakobrekla;!ticker yarr -283700;1346707529;assbot;[GLBSE:YARR] [Bid: 1.06] [Ask: 1.49] [Spread: 0.43] [Last: 1.06] [24hVol: 313.05874] [7dAvg: 0.9990411] -283699;1346707588;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11200 @ 0.00086172 = 9.6513 BTC [+] -283698;1346707589;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5700 @ 0.0008618 = 4.9123 BTC [+] -283697;1346707590;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3100 @ 0.00086192 = 2.672 BTC [+] -283696;1346707625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00038641 = 0.0773 BTC [-] -283695;1346707626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1258 @ 0.00038597 = 0.4856 BTC [-] -283694;1346707627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9480 @ 0.00038587 = 3.658 BTC [-] -283693;1346707628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00038579 = 2.3533 BTC [-] -283692;1346707630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.0003857 = 3.2399 BTC [-] -283691;1346707649;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 20 @ 0.099888 = 1.9978 BTC [-] -283690;1346707815;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 22 @ 0.1299 = 2.8578 BTC [+] -283689;1346707842;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.69 = 6.9 BTC [+] -283688;1346707888;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 24 @ 1 = 24 BTC [-] -283687;1346707901;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.0942 = 0.3768 BTC [+] -283686;1346707923;mircea_popescu;/mode +b ~MrTiggr@ec2-122-248-235-44.ap-southeast-1.compute.amazonaws.com -283685;1346707938;copumpkin;kakobrekla doesn't like ops -283684;1346707945;mircea_popescu;well me either tbh -283683;1346707951;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 30 @ 0.14999999 = 4.5 BTC [+] -283682;1346707967;mircea_popescu;but this sorta stuff is making the chan unusable -283681;1346707971;mircea_popescu;and we must have our drama! -283680;1346707977;kakobrekla;:D -283679;1346707996;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 6 @ 1.04 = 6.24 BTC [+] -283678;1346708051;kakobrekla;hm -283677;1346708052;kakobrekla;lol -283676;1346708056;mircea_popescu;lol -283675;1346708073;kakobrekla;cmon kakobrekla -283674;1346708074;kakobrekla;you can do it -283673;1346708101;mircea_popescu;now careful not to kick his other guys -283672;1346708147;kakobrekla;oh also -283671;1346708172;kakobrekla;thar. -283670;1346708278;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 40 @ 0.06 = 2.4 BTC [+] -283669;1346708551;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12500001 = 0.25 BTC [+] -283668;1346708597;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 9008 @ 0.01 = 90.08 BTC [+] -283667;1346708754;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.14999999 = 0.6 BTC [+] -283666;1346709025;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [+] -283665;1346709082;smickles;/j #dramalopticon -283664;1346709088;smickles;er, misfire -283663;1346709093;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 60 @ 0.1 = 6 BTC [+] -283662;1346709120;mircea_popescu;omg perv etc -283661;1346709306;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.13099999 = 0.262 BTC [+] -283660;1346709316;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 256 @ 0.125 = 32 BTC [-] -283659;1346709453;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 100 @ 0.14999999 = 15 BTC [+] -283658;1346709499;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 102 @ 0.003393 = 0.3461 BTC [-] -283657;1346709637;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 24 @ 0.69 = 16.56 BTC [+] -283656;1346709639;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [+] -283655;1346709734;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10339 = 1.0339 BTC [-] -283654;1346709765;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 16 @ 0.09988 = 1.5981 BTC [-] -283653;1346709794;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -283652;1346709841;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 11 @ 0.14999999 = 1.65 BTC [+] -283651;1346709887;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.13099999 = 0.262 BTC [+] -283650;1346709983;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.131 = 1.965 BTC [+] -283649;1346710046;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.132 = 0.792 BTC [+] -283648;1346710098;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.13879999 = 0.8328 BTC [+] -283647;1346710134;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.13999 = 1.2599 BTC [+] -283646;1346710186;usagi;Thank god I bought so much asicminer :> -283645;1346710203;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.14 = 7 BTC [+] -283644;1346710233;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1438 = 0.5752 BTC [+] -283643;1346710390;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.141 = 7.05 BTC [-] -283642;1346710398;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.0798 = 0.1596 BTC [+] -283641;1346710399;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 72 @ 0.0799 = 5.7528 BTC [+] -283640;1346710437;Obsi;http://www.bitcoinasic.com/ <-- so the countdown timer rolled over... what's the big news? -283639;1346710483;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 10 @ 0.948598 = 9.486 BTC [+] -283638;1346710587;Azelphur;Obsi: Planet shocked as countdown on the internet reaches zero. -283637;1346710670;Diablo-D3;heh -283636;1346710689;Diablo-D3;Obsi: so Im thinking this -283635;1346710698;Diablo-D3;Obsi: there should be one asicminer share for every obsi.abmo share -283634;1346710705;Diablo-D3;and that should be the stopping point -283633;1346710712;usagi;huh? -283632;1346710724;Diablo-D3;usagi: yeah, obsi has been collecting them lately -283631;1346710727;mircea_popescu;kinda funnay site -283630;1346710737;Obsi;Yeah it's depressing the price a lot doing 2 for 1 -283629;1346710761;Diablo-D3;Obsi: you know, not really -283628;1346710768;Diablo-D3;theres no wall -283627;1346710784;Obsi;I mean the assets per share... the NAV -283626;1346710792;Diablo-D3;ahh, yes, possibly. -283625;1346710800;Diablo-D3;then again, the market is massively undervaluing asicminer -283624;1346710804;Diablo-D3;so theres that -283623;1346710812;Obsi;hopefully -283622;1346710838;Diablo-D3;so when does the first abmo dividend happen =P -283621;1346710851;Obsi;next sunday -283620;1346710866;Diablo-D3;as in 6 days from now? -283619;1346710875;Obsi;yeah -283618;1346710882;Diablo-D3;awesome -283617;1346710886;Diablo-D3;how much per share? =P -283616;1346710890;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 7 @ 0.5899 = 4.1293 BTC [+] -283615;1346710947;Obsi;~0.00158 -283614;1346710969;Diablo-D3;MATHS! -283613;1346710987;Obsi;that includes the current balance held, so it will drop the following week -283612;1346710998;Diablo-D3;still, thats like a month of btcmc for me -283611;1346711037;Obsi;prolly closer to 0.00116 the following week depending on difficulty -283610;1346711065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.0003855 = 9.6761 BTC [-] -283609;1346711072;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0942 BTC [+] -283608;1346711091;Diablo-D3;I'll have to buy more obsi.abmo -283607;1346711095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15377 @ 0.0003855 = 5.9278 BTC [-] -283606;1346711147;Diablo-D3;actually, maybe I shouldnt -283605;1346711192;Diablo-D3;39.92 btc of btc-mining, 560.99 of btcmc, 806.75 of abmo -283604;1346711198;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 6 @ 0.01 = 0.06 BTC [+] -283603;1346711211;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10339999 = 0.4136 BTC [+] -283602;1346711232;Diablo-D3;so clearly I need to balance things out here -283601;1346711252;Obsi;with some OBSI.1MHS -283600;1346711255;Obsi;:-P -283599;1346711296;Diablo-D3;naw, I gave those all to you already =P -283598;1346711451;Diablo-D3;Obsi: okay hows this -283597;1346711473;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1439 = 0.2878 BTC [+] -283596;1346711477;Diablo-D3;1 asicminer for every 2 abmo -283595;1346711498;Diablo-D3;and the only way to get more asicminer is to sell more abmo -283594;1346711546;Diablo-D3;right now theres 21329 abmo out there -283593;1346711563;Diablo-D3;so at maximum you cant hold more than 10664 -283592;1346711574;Diablo-D3;which is pretty close to that 10k I said I'd agree to -283591;1346711654;Obsi;That's betting half ABMO's assets on a business that has yet to show any working hardware -283590;1346711670;Obsi;at least with BFL they have singles & minirigs to show for it -283589;1346711674;Diablo-D3;yes, and you're betting the other half on BFL's SC. -283588;1346711693;Obsi;& BFL FPGAs which are running right now -283587;1346711694;gribble;Error: "BFL" is not a valid command. -283586;1346711707;Diablo-D3;yes, but you've already paid for the upgrades -283585;1346711707;Obsi;well it should be gribble -283584;1346711710;Diablo-D3;which might not happen -283583;1346711717;Diablo-D3;and thus you're out the money -283582;1346711734;Obsi;I have a bunch more singles sitting here I can sell into abmo as well -283581;1346711771;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9200 @ 0.00085519 = 7.8677 BTC [-] -283580;1346711813;Obsi;I have a feeling ASIC prices are going to drop like a rock though... especially if they can make them for <$1 Ghash -283579;1346711830;Diablo-D3;the price isnt the issue -283578;1346711836;Diablo-D3;price stopped being an issue awhile ago -283577;1346711838;Diablo-D3;its the cooling -283576;1346711860;Obsi;it's an issue if I'm paying $1200 for $40 worth of hardware -283575;1346711861;Diablo-D3;people would throw a brazillion dollars at fpga rigs if they wouldnt burst into flames -283574;1346711881;Diablo-D3;well, yeah -283573;1346711890;Diablo-D3;but that means you keep waiting and never buying -283572;1346711893;Diablo-D3;at some point you have to buy -283571;1346711962;Obsi;the BFL FAQ is saying late Oct/early Nov shipping now, so if there's still no news by mid Oct maybe sell some more singles into ABMO -283570;1346712056;mircea_popescu;well estimated diff is about 2.6mn now -283569;1346712066;mircea_popescu;so somebody is delivering something somewhere. -283568;1346712111;Obsi;prolly everyone turning on old GPU rigs since the price spiked as well -283567;1346712212;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.08 = 0.4 BTC [+] -283566;1346712266;mircea_popescu;maybe so. -283565;1346712518;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1034 = 0.3102 BTC [+] -283564;1346712522;Diablo-D3;http://i.imgur.com/7XSZK.gif -283563;1346712533;Diablo-D3;my response to bfl not delivering -283562;1346712559;mircea_popescu;thart's pretty gay. -283561;1346712591;PsychoticBoy;indeed -283560;1346712595;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1031 BTC [-] -283559;1346712695;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 180 @ 0.003393 = 0.6107 BTC [-] -283558;1346712859;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I couldnt find anything gayer. -283557;1346712877;mircea_popescu;o, something gayer could exist ? -283556;1346712919;Diablo-D3;seriously, a blond freddy mercury with a rainbow keytar sword on a hover horse -283555;1346712919;Diablo-D3;I dont think it gets any gayer than that. -283554;1346712953;Obsi;NSFW: http://www.justsaypictures.com/images/gayest-tattoo-ever-2ehz.jpg -283553;1346713031;mircea_popescu;ok, that's pretty faggy. -283552;1346713099;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.13 = 0.65 BTC [-] -283551;1346713099;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 8 @ 0.38 = 3.04 BTC [-] -283550;1346713103;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.125 = 0.375 BTC [-] -283549;1346713148;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 12 @ 0.08 = 0.96 BTC [+] -283548;1346713194;Diablo-D3;>someone buys dmc -283547;1346713199;Diablo-D3;Im being trolled. halp. -283546;1346713306;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.1877 BTC [+] -283545;1346713550;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.132 = 1.32 BTC [+] -283544;1346713598;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 9 @ 0.12 = 1.08 BTC [+] -283543;1346714116;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.4567 = 1.3701 BTC [+] -283542;1346714162;BTC-Mining;Ah, BTC-BOND completly sold out suddenly -283541;1346714177;BTC-Mining;Seems like it's time to put more bonds on the market -283540;1346714180;Ignatius-otc_;did it? congrats man! -283539;1346714238;mircea_popescu;wd -283538;1346714248;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [-] -283537;1346714299;Ignatius-otc_;hey mircea_popescu I am toying with xchat. is there a plugin for otr or do I need to do a custom build? -283536;1346714318;mircea_popescu;nono there's xchat-otr -283535;1346714373;mircea_popescu;http://packages.debian.org/sid/xchat-otr if you're on deb -283534;1346714421;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1034 = 0.4136 BTC [+] -283533;1346714443;Ignatius-otc_;thanks. nah not deb...I will probably need to build it if I want it -283532;1346714543;Ignatius-otc_;my xchat doesnt even have the python plugin -283531;1346714602;mircea_popescu;hmm odd -283530;1346714609;mircea_popescu;it comes with both python and tcl iirc. -283529;1346714620;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14999999 BTC [+] -283528;1346714630;Ignatius-otc_;eh it's openbsd sillyness. I like it so far though seems to be more stable. -283527;1346714660;Ignatius-otc_;I love pidgin, but as an irc client it wasn't doing well -283526;1346714687;BTC-Mining;Anyone has some Gigamining stock to trade? It's getting around my price, I'd buy a few hundreds at 0.83 -283525;1346714710;mircea_popescu;iirc freebsd had irssi-otr -283524;1346714712;Ignatius-otc_;shouldn't you be off paying us our dividends:P -283523;1346714719;mircea_popescu;truth of the matter they're not really so well maintained. -283522;1346714733;Ignatius-otc_;ahh good diea, I'll check, i did grab irssi -283521;1346714749;BTC-Mining;for what? BTC-BOND? -283520;1346714752;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1037 @ 0.01 = 10.37 BTC [+] -283519;1346714755;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 85 @ 0.1034 = 8.789 BTC [+] -283518;1346714761;BTC-Mining;I just did -283517;1346714772;BTC-Mining;fancy, more buyers -283516;1346714783;mircea_popescu;lol -283515;1346714785;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.10354 = 1.5531 BTC [+] -283514;1346714790;mircea_popescu;what bond is it btw ? -283513;1346714807;Ignatius-otc_;oh I was just giving you a hard time BTC-Mining, divvies received thanks -283512;1346714815;BTC-Mining;What do you mean, what bond is it? -283511;1346714835;mircea_popescu;well i mean what kind. is it a hash based bond ? is it a pirate-style, i pay you X% don't ask any questions ? -283510;1346714841;mircea_popescu;is it your housing development plan ? -283509;1346714872;Ignatius-otc_;https://glbse.com/asset/view/BTC-BOND -283508;1346714873;BTC-Mining;It's 0.5% weekly fixed dividend -283507;1346714883;BTC-Mining;With 200% in collaterals -283506;1346714914;BTC-Mining;Which basically mean, for each BTC loaned, I need 1 BTC of my own money to make it 200%. -283505;1346714923;mircea_popescu;Date/time of buyback: 00:24, Sat Jul 21 -283504;1346714923;mircea_popescu;Buyback price:0.0101 -283503;1346714926;mircea_popescu;next year ? -283502;1346714952;BTC-Mining;no, 21 July this year -283501;1346714967;BTC-Mining;there's no buyback date, it's a buyback anytime bond. -283500;1346714989;mircea_popescu;o -283499;1346714990;BTC-Mining;and for once, a GLBSE "bond" is actually a real bond. Look at contract. -283498;1346715009;BTC-Mining;It's defined as a loan. With terms matching accordingly. -283497;1346715046;mircea_popescu;i am reading it -283496;1346715064;mircea_popescu;so 10% insured no matter what, 1 dollar to the btc insured from btc loss and a trade collateralization of 100% -283495;1346715069;Ignatius-otc_;imo BTC-Mining doesn't go around trying to whore it out so it's gone unnoticed by the swashbucklers. im certain that will change, and already seems to be -283494;1346715085;mircea_popescu;it's not a bad design. what;'s your float ? -283493;1346715125;BTC-Mining;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGFKVlAtZVAzOGNqS1Brd05MUlFlT2c -283492;1346715137;BTC-Mining;Just look at holdings + current outstanding bonds -283491;1346715147;BTC-Mining;all the info is updated a few times each week. -283490;1346715177;mircea_popescu;13437 ? -283489;1346715178;PsychoticBoy;5. Bonds dividends -283488;1346715178;PsychoticBoy;Bonds will pay 0.5% weekly (or about 26% per year). -283487;1346715181;PsychoticBoy;wtf -283486;1346715184;PsychoticBoy;low.... -283485;1346715210;BTC-Mining;Yes, but it's a loan and you carry almost no risk. -283484;1346715239;BTC-Mining;Plus there's guarantees against bitcoin system failing as a whole. -283483;1346715278;mircea_popescu;yeah. it;'s not a bad design. -283482;1346715278;PsychoticBoy;like what? -283481;1346715295;PsychoticBoy;your back up? -283480;1346715302;BTC-Mining;Like if the system is compromised/loss of confidende/etc. -283479;1346715309;mircea_popescu;i'd certainly include it in the next MPCD set. -283478;1346715325;BTC-Mining;I'll pay 1$ per bitcoin loaned to me. -283477;1346715346;PsychoticBoy;assuming bitcoin crashes -283476;1346715354;PsychoticBoy;not likely -283475;1346715356;BTC-Mining;Otherwise, there's much more assets than the loan face value. -283474;1346715379;BTC-Mining;Assuming a few things on GLBSE fail, the bond can still be paid back. -283473;1346715395;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 20 @ 0.14999999 = 3 BTC [+] -283472;1346715405;PsychoticBoy;so in the end it`s just a loan against 0.5% -283471;1346715414;PsychoticBoy;hmmn -283470;1346715446;PsychoticBoy;with questionable liquidity -283469;1346715485;Ignatius-otc_;I won't get into an asset I can't liquidate. For btc-bond, the option of redeeming to btc-mining himself is there, and hes always in irc...from my experience -283468;1346715505;Ignatius-otc_;I asked him if he would let me redeem if he needed, he said no problem -283467;1346715508;mircea_popescu;https://github.com/MatthewLM/cbitcoin << so this guy is working on making a C impklementation of bitcoin \ -283466;1346715514;PsychoticBoy;that wont mean he`ll buy them back -283465;1346715516;Ignatius-otc_;if needed* :-/ -283464;1346715522;mircea_popescu;i just sent him a little btc, and maybe you want to do the same thing ppls. -283463;1346715559;Ignatius-otc_;I believe I can sell my btc-bond back to btc-mining at any time for 0.01 minus exchange fees -283462;1346715569;Ignatius-otc_;am I wrong, BTC-Mining -283461;1346715587;PsychoticBoy;hmmmmn good luck BTC-mining is this statement true?? -283460;1346715595;BTC-Mining;PsychoticBoy, yes, I'll buy back the bonds. -283459;1346715597;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1399 = 0.6995 BTC [+] -283458;1346715598;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.14 = 0.7 BTC [+] -283457;1346715605;PsychoticBoy;whenever I like it? -283456;1346715641;BTC-Mining;Assuming I got the funds on hand, yes. But suppose you have a large amount, I might not. I try to keep the funds invested into assets. -283455;1346715652;PsychoticBoy;ok clear -283454;1346715657;BTC-Mining;But indeed it would be possible to trade them for stocks in the portfolio. -283453;1346715687;Ignatius-otc_;I've got about 30 btc in btc-bond now. -283452;1346715701;PsychoticBoy;Still not intresting enough for me but good luck -283451;1346715708;mircea_popescu;so is it correct that your total float is about 130btc ? -283450;1346715726;BTC-Mining;yes mircea -283449;1346715771;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -283448;1346715786;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.149] [Ask: 0.14999999] [Spread: 0.00099999] [Last: 0.14999999] [24hVol: 46.19999278] [7dAvg: 0.14791138] -283447;1346715807;hctib;!ticker S.DICE -283446;1346715808;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (85987 shares, 292.36 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00327065 / 0.0034 (3479000 shares, 11,378.60 BTC) -283445;1346715841;mircea_popescu;plenty of room to grow there. -283444;1346715989;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.10354 = 1.1389 BTC [+] -283443;1346716335;Ignatius-otc_;PsychoticBoy, so what about FDBF? Will you buyback shares if there isn't sufficient liquidity on the glbse and an investor needs out? -283442;1346716355;PsychoticBoy;no, its not a bond -283441;1346716364;PsychoticBoy;its a share -283440;1346716370;PsychoticBoy;you own the assets -283439;1346716406;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.07501 BTC [-] -283438;1346716408;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [-] -283437;1346716409;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.073 BTC [-] -283436;1346716410;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.071 BTC [-] -283435;1346716411;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -283434;1346716412;PsychoticBoy;lol -283433;1346716424;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.0096 BTC [+] -283432;1346716483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.0034 = 8.5 BTC [+] -283431;1346716743;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.07 = 0.35 BTC [-] -283430;1346716842;dub;!pl DMC -283429;1346716843;assbot;!pl [@] [] -283428;1346716849;dub;!pl DMC 0.07 -283427;1346716849;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -283426;1346716853;assbot;DMC [1@0.07BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.07 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.02635814 BTC. (37.7%) -283425;1346716887;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14999999 BTC [+] -283424;1346716891;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.84499899 BTC [+] -283423;1346716932;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.84499899 BTC [+] -283422;1346717013;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5442 @ 0.00085513 = 4.6536 BTC [-] -283421;1346717014;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6600 @ 0.00085394 = 5.636 BTC [-] -283420;1346717016;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7579 @ 0.00085209 = 6.458 BTC [-] -283419;1346717017;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17400 @ 0.00084999 = 14.7898 BTC [-] -283418;1346717017;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2979 @ 0.00084845 = 2.5275 BTC [-] -283417;1346717060;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10353999 = 1.0354 BTC [-] -283416;1346717124;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.13033003 = 5.2132 BTC [-] -283415;1346717140;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 7 @ 0.15 = 1.05 BTC -283414;1346717142;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.15 BTC -283413;1346717143;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 100 @ 0.15 = 15 BTC -283412;1346717207;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.10353999 = 2.0708 BTC [-] -283411;1346717225;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4567 = 0.9134 BTC [+] -283410;1346717620;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 245 @ 0.20112911 = 49.2766 BTC [+] -283409;1346717657;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0941 = 0.5646 BTC [-] -283408;1346717686;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.0942 = 0.6594 BTC [+] -283407;1346717897;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -283406;1346717898;gribble;10.33 -283405;1346717911;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 3 @ 0.20112911 = 0.6034 BTC [+] -283404;1346717921;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.08 = 1.6 BTC [-] -283403;1346718075;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1 @ 0.15338189 BTC [+] -283402;1346718417;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 10 @ 0.90384615 = 9.0385 BTC [-] -283401;1346718419;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 23 @ 0.92307692 = 21.2308 BTC [+] -283400;1346718561;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 50 @ 1 = 50 BTC -283399;1346718642;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 2 @ 0.0998 = 0.1996 BTC [-] -283398;1346718747;kakobrekla;!ticker bakewell -283397;1346718750;assbot;[GLBSE:BAKEWELL] [Bid: 0.125] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.025] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 16.2] [7dAvg: 0.15] -283396;1346718750;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1035 = 10.2465 BTC [-] -283395;1346718806;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.10353999 = 5.177 BTC [+] -283394;1346718808;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 124 @ 0.10354 = 12.839 BTC [+] -283393;1346718829;kakobrekla;well -283392;1346718840;kakobrekla;he doubled his ipo costs -283391;1346718886;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.10354 = 5.177 BTC [+] -283390;1346718886;smickles;that sounds sad -283389;1346718938;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.143 = 2.145 BTC [+] -283388;1346718964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10723 @ 0.0003855 = 4.1337 BTC [-] -283387;1346718965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17477 @ 0.00038548 = 6.737 BTC [-] -283386;1346718969;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 64 @ 0.10355 = 6.6272 BTC [+] -283385;1346719028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11562 @ 0.00038567 = 4.4591 BTC [+] -283384;1346719030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00038815 = 5.4341 BTC [+] -283383;1346719031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37601 @ 0.00038846 = 14.6065 BTC [+] -283382;1346719031;BTC-Mining;Wasn't it 0.15 all the time? -283381;1346719032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30178 @ 0.00038863 = 11.7281 BTC [+] -283380;1346719033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47800 @ 0.00038875 = 18.5823 BTC [+] -283379;1346719034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9192 @ 0.00039013 = 3.5861 BTC [+] -283378;1346719034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25800 @ 0.00039013 = 10.0654 BTC [+] -283377;1346719035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00039174 = 3.1731 BTC [+] -283376;1346719036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20994 @ 0.0003926 = 8.2422 BTC [+] -283375;1346719037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00039272 = 7.069 BTC [+] -283374;1346719039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33736 @ 0.00039294 = 13.2562 BTC [+] -283373;1346719040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00039343 = 4.6425 BTC [+] -283372;1346719041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00039344 = 1.6918 BTC [+] -283371;1346719042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.00039409 = 11.1133 BTC [+] -283370;1346719043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59700 @ 0.00039464 = 23.56 BTC [+] -283369;1346719043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00039541 = 5.0217 BTC [+] -283368;1346719044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59100 @ 0.00039624 = 23.4178 BTC [+] -283367;1346719045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40700 @ 0.00039675 = 16.1477 BTC [+] -283366;1346719046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15137 @ 0.00039696 = 6.0088 BTC [+] -283365;1346719047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 384 @ 0.00039817 = 0.1529 BTC [+] -283364;1346719048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00039886 = 1.2764 BTC [+] -283363;1346719049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56700 @ 0.00039962 = 22.6585 BTC [+] -283362;1346719050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25200 @ 0.00039983 = 10.0757 BTC [+] -283361;1346719052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0004 = 0.4 BTC [+] -283360;1346719052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3974 @ 0.00040217 = 1.5982 BTC [+] -283359;1346719053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20942 @ 0.00040302 = 8.44 BTC [+] -283358;1346719055;smickles;that's a fucken' buy -283357;1346719085;BTC-Mining;Nah.... -283356;1346719086;usagi;So let me understand this -283355;1346719092;BTC-Mining;that's only like 100 BTC -283354;1346719101;usagi;twenty plus individual people -283353;1346719105;usagi;had orders for that? -283352;1346719113;usagi;With orders averaging... 5bts? -283351;1346719118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12000 @ 0.0034 = 40.8 BTC [+] -283350;1346719121;usagi;Looks like one person trying to spam irc. -283349;1346719125;smickles;usagi: have you seen the book an that thing? -283348;1346719146;usagi;In other words, someone is acting to intentionally decieve people here -283347;1346719162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 74 @ 0.00377777 = 0.2796 BTC [-] -283346;1346719163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 738 @ 0.00378 = 2.7896 BTC [+] -283345;1346719165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1188 @ 0.003801 = 4.5156 BTC [+] -283344;1346719171;usagi;Likely for the gain of free advertising, or to give the impression that MPEX does a lot of volume. -283343;1346719188;smickles;fake bids with real btc, eh? -283342;1346719192;usagi;An intentional act to decieve made for gain is the legal definition of fraud. -283341;1346719207;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 41500 @ 0.001028 = 42.662 BTC [-] -283340;1346719208;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 58500 @ 0.00103 = 60.255 BTC [+] -283339;1346719211;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.10355 = 5.074 BTC [+] -283338;1346719230;smickles;usagi: what makes you think those arn't real asks that were bid into? -283337;1346719231;Rothgar;;;join #bitcoin-market -283336;1346719231;gribble;Error: You don't have the admin capability. If you think that you should have this capability, be sure that you are identified before trying again. The 'whoami' command can tell you if you're identified. -283335;1346719236;usagi;Oh they were real -283334;1346719242;usagi;Just the pattern seems weird -283333;1346719247;usagi;Obviously that was one buy -283332;1346719254;usagi;So why are there so many little sells? -283331;1346719260;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 50 @ 0.01 = 0.5 BTC [+] -283330;1346719264;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 13 @ 0.00000026 BTC [-] -283329;1346719268;copumpkin;usagi: because it probably reports every order crossed -283328;1346719272;copumpkin;a bit like mtgox in its annoying emails -283327;1346719273;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [+] -283326;1346719275;Diablo-D3;yeah -283325;1346719278;Diablo-D3;its one order -283324;1346719282;usagi;Yeah, but why are there so many little sells :p -283323;1346719287;usagi;in the first place -283322;1346719288;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 77 @ 0.003393 = 0.2613 BTC [-] -283321;1346719290;copumpkin;because someone's market making -283320;1346719295;copumpkin;or attempting to, or something -283319;1346719324;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 10 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0012 BTC [+] -283318;1346719341;smickles;usagi: the 'i'm just asking questions' approach is not cool -283317;1346719352;usagi;Here I'm not just asking questions -283316;1346719354;Diablo-D3;usagi: bots -283315;1346719362;Diablo-D3;and assholes trying to put up fake walls -283314;1346719396;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [+] -283313;1346719399;smickles;if you think it's fraud, that's a positive accusation. which in an actual discussion, holds the burden of proof -283312;1346719440;usagi;Where is the fraud? -283311;1346719454;smickles;what did you even mention fraud for then? -283310;1346719463;usagi;A fraud is an intentional act to decieve for gain... The act of fraud here lies in why so many small orders were made -283309;1346719483;usagi;I was speculating. -283308;1346719485;copumpkin;usagi: it's fairly common, if you're providing liquidity for something, to make a ladder of small orders -283307;1346719488;smickles;so many small orders does not imply fraud -283306;1346719490;copumpkin;instead of a wall -283305;1346719507;Diablo-D3;whats fraud? -283304;1346719513;Diablo-D3;tiny funny sized amounts? -283303;1346719526;Diablo-D3;its just bots being fucktards -283302;1346719540;usagi;Most bots suck -283301;1346719619;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14999999 BTC [+] -283300;1346719620;Diablo-D3;WAAAAAARS THE DIVIDENDS! -283299;1346719697;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.71 = 6.39 BTC [+] -283298;1346719724;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 10 @ 0.15 = 1.5 BTC -283297;1346719749;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 52 @ 0.00315 = 0.1638 BTC [-] -283296;1346719751;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.003 BTC [-] -283295;1346719752;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 200 @ 0.0029 = 0.58 BTC [-] -283294;1346719753;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 479 @ 0.0028 = 1.3412 BTC [-] -283293;1346719758;Namworld;Why the sudden interest in Bakewell? -283292;1346719772;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.14999999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -283291;1346719773;Namworld;The owner keeps 20% for himself -283290;1346719783;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0028 = 0.0056 BTC [-] -283289;1346719795;usagi;Bakewell's security is insured by CPA -283288;1346719800;usagi;If he takes the money and runs, we pay out. -283287;1346719801;usagi;http://dollarcollapse.com/category/welcome-to-the-third-world/ -283286;1346719810;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 12 @ 0.08 = 0.96 BTC [+] -283285;1346719903;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 14 @ 0.14999999 = 2.1 BTC [+] -283284;1346719930;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 10 @ 0.15 = 1.5 BTC -283283;1346719980;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.15 BTC -283282;1346720047;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTMRPs8LUkg&feature=related -283281;1346720054;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.72 = 7.2 BTC [+] -283280;1346720059;Diablo-D3;mindfuck speed. -283279;1346720145;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.73 = 3.65 BTC [+] -283278;1346720180;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.7779999 = 11.67 BTC [+] -283277;1346720243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0034 = 34 BTC [+] -283276;1346720264;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.73 = 3.65 BTC [+] -283275;1346720296;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11737 @ 0.00084845 = 9.9583 BTC [-] -283274;1346720298;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6600 @ 0.00084329 = 5.5657 BTC [-] -283273;1346720299;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 600 @ 0.00084306 = 0.5058 BTC [-] -283272;1346720300;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5500 @ 0.00083837 = 4.611 BTC [-] -283271;1346720301;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 563 @ 0.0008259 = 0.465 BTC [-] -283270;1346720457;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1033 BTC [-] -283269;1346720459;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.10265 = 3.0795 BTC [-] -283268;1346720460;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.10265 = 2.053 BTC [-] -283267;1346720461;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.10260001 = 2.4624 BTC [-] -283266;1346720561;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 9 @ 0.99 = 8.91 BTC [-] -283265;1346720617;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -283264;1346720618;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.61 BTC [+] -283263;1346720620;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.61 BTC [+] -283262;1346720621;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.62 = 1.24 BTC [+] -283261;1346720622;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 14 @ 0.63999 = 8.9599 BTC [+] -283260;1346720707;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.456 BTC [-] -283259;1346720727;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 4 @ 0.948 = 3.792 BTC [+] -283258;1346720844;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10355 = 1.0355 BTC [+] -283257;1346720929;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.9499 = 3.7996 BTC [+] -283256;1346721000;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10355 = 0.2071 BTC [+] -283255;1346721043;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 7 @ 0.14999999 = 1.05 BTC [+] -283254;1346721124;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [-] -283253;1346721154;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [+] -283252;1346721226;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.799 = 3.196 BTC [+] -283251;1346721231;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.08899 BTC [+] -283250;1346721291;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 3 @ 0.949 = 2.847 BTC [+] -283249;1346721292;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 5 @ 0.964 = 4.82 BTC [+] -283248;1346721294;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.965 BTC [+] -283247;1346722394;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.071 BTC [-] -283246;1346722395;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.07 = 0.28 BTC [-] -283245;1346723009;mircea_popescu;usagi yes, it is called liquidity. -283244;1346723026;mircea_popescu;can't blame you for going a little nuts if you've never seen it before. -283243;1346723267;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7600 @ 0.00085519 = 6.4994 BTC [+] -283242;1346723386;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 40 @ 0.9 = 36 BTC [+] -283241;1346723854;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 40 @ 0.0147 = 0.588 BTC [-] -283240;1346724129;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.8252 = 4.9512 BTC [-] -283239;1346724151;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 45 @ 0.8251 = 37.1295 BTC [-] -283238;1346724183;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.825 BTC [-] -283237;1346724211;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.821 BTC [-] -283236;1346724213;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.821 = 4.105 BTC [-] -283235;1346724232;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.820201 = 4.101 BTC [-] -283234;1346724259;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.820201 BTC [-] -283233;1346724260;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.820101 = 4.1005 BTC [-] -283232;1346724262;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.82 = 2.46 BTC [-] -283231;1346724290;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.82 = 4.92 BTC [-] -283230;1346724291;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.814 = 3.256 BTC [-] -283229;1346724308;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1032 BTC [-] -283228;1346724310;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.814 = 4.07 BTC [-] -283227;1346724311;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 25 @ 0.81311 = 20.3278 BTC [-] -283226;1346724312;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.813 = 7.317 BTC [-] -283225;1346724313;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.811 = 2.433 BTC [-] -283224;1346724315;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.801 = 6.408 BTC [-] -283223;1346724342;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1035499 = 0.2071 BTC [+] -283222;1346724356;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.801 BTC [-] -283221;1346724357;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.8 = 5.6 BTC [-] -283220;1346724358;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.791 = 7.119 BTC [-] -283219;1346724359;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7901 BTC [-] -283218;1346724360;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 0.79 = 8.69 BTC [-] -283217;1346724361;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [-] -283216;1346724381;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.78 = 15.6 BTC [-] -283215;1346724435;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [-] -283214;1346724437;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.73 = 5.11 BTC [-] -283213;1346724437;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.72 = 2.16 BTC [-] -283212;1346724438;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.711 = 2.844 BTC [-] -283211;1346724549;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7368 @ 0.00085662 = 6.3116 BTC [+] -283210;1346724551;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19237 @ 0.0008259 = 15.8878 BTC [-] -283209;1346724552;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15600 @ 0.00081834 = 12.7661 BTC [-] -283208;1346724554;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14600 @ 0.00081753 = 11.9359 BTC [-] -283207;1346724555;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11710 @ 0.00080409 = 9.4159 BTC [-] -283206;1346724555;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15829 @ 0.00079485 = 12.5817 BTC [-] -283205;1346724556;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5656 @ 0.00078324 = 4.43 BTC [-] -283204;1346724585;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18044 @ 0.00078324 = 14.1328 BTC [-] -283203;1346724587;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7097 @ 0.00078132 = 5.545 BTC [-] -283202;1346724588;Namworld;"DUMP ALL THE GIGAMINING!" said the internet meme. -283201;1346724588;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12800 @ 0.0007757 = 9.929 BTC [-] -283200;1346724589;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14219 @ 0.00076777 = 10.9169 BTC [-] -283199;1346724590;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2840 @ 0.00075382 = 2.1408 BTC [-] -283198;1346724644;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2560 @ 0.00075382 = 1.9298 BTC [-] -283197;1346724645;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14016 @ 0.00075354 = 10.5616 BTC [-] -283196;1346724706;Namworld;Looks like it's going down the drain. What's the news about that? -283195;1346724749;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0942 = 0.471 BTC [+] -283194;1346724906;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 25000 @ 0.00071 = 17.75 BTC [-] -283193;1346724907;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 150000 @ 0.0007 = 105 BTC [-] -283192;1346724908;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 75000 @ 0.00069 = 51.75 BTC [-] -283191;1346724922;smickles;!ticker f.giga.etf -283190;1346724924;smickles;!ticker gigamining -283189;1346724924;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00069 / 0.00077074 / 0.00086192 (593244 shares, 457.24 BTC), 30day: 0.00064789 / 0.00096382 / 0.00115139 (9201962 shares, 8,869.07 BTC) -283188;1346724928;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.711] [Ask: 0.8409] [Spread: 0.1299] [Last: 0.711] [24hVol: 600.15089409] [7dAvg: 0.84742098] -283187;1346724932;Namworld;Goodbye Gigamining =/ -283186;1346724944;Namworld;Some huge dumps -283185;1346724955;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3850 @ 0.00069 = 2.6565 BTC [-] -283184;1346724977;Namworld;Let's see what gets purchased now... -283183;1346724981;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13 @ 0.00069 = 0.009 BTC [-] -283182;1346725056;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 18800 @ 0.00103 = 19.364 BTC [+] -283181;1346725194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.0034 = 13.6 BTC [+] -283180;1346725411;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3200 @ 0.00069 = 2.208 BTC [-] -283179;1346725693;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15000 @ 0.00069 = 10.35 BTC [-] -283178;1346725764;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 2 @ 0.099 = 0.198 BTC [-] -283177;1346725784;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.41000003 BTC [-] -283176;1346725785;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.41000002 = 2.05 BTC [-] -283175;1346725787;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.41 = 3.69 BTC [-] -283174;1346725788;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -283173;1346725836;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 6 @ 0.07 = 0.42 BTC [-] -283172;1346725848;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.386 = 3.474 BTC [-] -283171;1346725865;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 8 @ 1.01 = 8.08 BTC [+] -283170;1346725892;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5005 BTC [-] -283169;1346725894;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [-] -283168;1346725997;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.74 = 2.96 BTC [+] -283167;1346726267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.0003926 = 0.0785 BTC [-] -283166;1346726269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42136 @ 0.00039285 = 16.5531 BTC [+] -283165;1346726270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6764 @ 0.00039416 = 2.6661 BTC [+] -283164;1346726428;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -283163;1346726430;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -283162;1346726475;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.948598 BTC [+] -283161;1346727104;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.11 = 0.88 BTC [+] -283160;1346727107;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 80 @ 0.0096 = 0.768 BTC [+] -283159;1346727291;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 50 @ 0.301 = 15.05 BTC [-] -283158;1346727293;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 7 @ 0.3001 = 2.1007 BTC [-] -283157;1346727294;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 19 @ 0.30001 = 5.7002 BTC [-] -283156;1346727295;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 2 @ 0.30001 = 0.6 BTC [-] -283155;1346727297;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 10 @ 0.300001 = 3 BTC [-] -283154;1346727297;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 0.3 = 30 BTC [-] -283153;1346727352;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 80 @ 0.31 = 24.8 BTC [-] -283152;1346727470;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 165 @ 0.32 = 52.8 BTC [-] -283151;1346727553;Rothgar;!ticker GSDPT -283150;1346727558;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.003015] [Ask: 0.003393] [Spread: 0.000378] [Last: 0.0028] [24hVol: 93.5888362] [7dAvg: 0.00327638] -283149;1346727574;nefario;tier 2 sponsorship is now available for bitcoin2012 -283148;1346727588;dub;awesome -283147;1346727592;nefario;first 5 spots get £70 discount -283146;1346727596;dub;when is GLBSE going to be usable? -283145;1346727601;nefario;lol -283144;1346727604;nefario;soon -283143;1346727609;nefario;seriously though -283142;1346727613;dub;every time you say that -283141;1346727615;nefario;new charts are on the way -283140;1346727618;dub;we believe you a little less -283139;1346727622;nefario;because it IS going to be soon -283138;1346727640;dub;but carry on with your more important shit -283137;1346727643;nefario;http://67.222.146.58:9999/asset/view/BITBOND -283136;1346727647;nefario;look here -283135;1346727653;dub;like getting all teh dumbest bitcoiners together :) -283134;1346727666;nefario;teh? -283133;1346727673;nefario;teh dumberist? -283132;1346727681;Bane_Capital;nefario: how about that refund -283131;1346727687;nefario;lol -283130;1346727690;nefario;BANE!!!!! -283129;1346727702;nefario;also -283128;1346727705;nefario;no refunds -283127;1346727709;Bane_Capital;You -283126;1346727715;Bane_Capital;said you would give me one -283125;1346727722;Bane_Capital;over email -283124;1346727733;nefario;are you sure? -283123;1346727736;Bane_Capital;Emanuel -283122;1346727738;Bane_Capital;That's my name -283121;1346727759;Bane_Capital;oh my mistake -283120;1346727764;Bane_Capital;Yeah, I see that policy -283119;1346727767;Bane_Capital;Sorry. -283118;1346727826;nefario;dub: opinion on the new version of charts? -283117;1346727840;nefario;run from memory so it's lightning fast -283116;1346727843;nefario;I hope -283115;1346727876;Namworld;Nefario, are you going to hide frozen assets/expired assets from the market? -283114;1346727895;nefario;you talking about pass throughs? -283113;1346727902;nefario;PPT's? -283112;1346727911;Namworld;passthrough, scams, etc. -283111;1346727915;mircea_popescu;dmc... -283110;1346727919;Namworld;Anything expired/frozen -283109;1346727926;Namworld;Which cannot be traded -283108;1346727934;nefario;have you got a list? -283107;1346727953;nefario;also -283106;1346727957;nefario;opinion on this -283105;1346727957;nefario;http://67.222.146.58:9999/asset/view/BITBOND -283104;1346727961;nefario;hover over a price -283103;1346727967;nefario;on the chart -283102;1346727973;nefario;should give it to ya -283101;1346727979;dub;nefario: fugly -283100;1346727990;dub;why fuck up the bid/ask like that? -283099;1346728008;kakobrekla;price is not showing in opera -283098;1346728011;kakobrekla;only vol -283097;1346728026;nefario;kakobrekla: thats too bad -283096;1346728032;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1438 = 0.719 BTC [+] -283095;1346728039;nefario;I've got a fast fix for that though -283094;1346728045;dub;love your priorities though -283093;1346728047;kakobrekla;stop using glbse -283092;1346728049;kakobrekla;k -283091;1346728052;nefario;give me a second -283090;1346728058;nefario;while you download firefox -283089;1346728065;kakobrekla;lol -283088;1346728071;dub;gaying up the charts is clearly more important that sub-minute page loads -283087;1346728112;nefario;dub, the backend for the new charts is really fast -283086;1346728118;nefario;the charts are only the lipstick -283085;1346728123;nefario;the new thing is the backend -283084;1346728125;kakobrekla;fast but it doesnt work. -283083;1346728127;mircea_popescu;o hey, fixed the order book so it looks sane now. well done nefario. -283082;1346728133;nefario;in OPERA -283081;1346728135;nefario;which means it works -283080;1346728141;mircea_popescu;(it still takes ~1 minute) -283079;1346728153;Namworld;dub, I think the data for the charts was already loading in full anyway. -283078;1346728170;nefario;reallyhmmm -283077;1346728176;nefario;need to talk to rg -283076;1346728184;nefario;since it's on his service that Im running this -283075;1346728189;Namworld;The javascript to display probably changed, only that. Shouldn't make much of a difference, that's processed by your computer anyway. -283074;1346728237;nefario;also some interesting new -283073;1346728239;nefario;news -283072;1346728260;Namworld;Never, it's a broker -283071;1346728272;Namworld;Your interface is like a stock market backend. -283070;1346728273;dub;nefario: do you exclusively use an ipad to access the itnernet? -283069;1346728284;nefario;no! -283068;1346728290;nefario;I use a toshiba satelite now -283067;1346728293;nefario;:D -283066;1346728296;mircea_popescu;Namworld right-o. -283065;1346728305;nefario;with the death of my last notebook -283064;1346728309;nefario;had to get a new one -283063;1346728311;nefario;although -283062;1346728329;nefario;I expect this is leading to another dig from dub about the site -283061;1346728346;nefario;tooltips work -283060;1346728352;nefario;hover over the graph -283059;1346728360;nefario;will give you the price and date -283058;1346728364;mircea_popescu;there's a graph ? -283057;1346728368;mircea_popescu;i don't see a graph ? -283056;1346728369;nefario;date is currently foobar -283055;1346728391;Namworld;well it might not be blazing fast, but at least it gets a bit faster each time it gets a bit heavier on each page. Somehow... -283054;1346728400;nefario;also -283053;1346728403;Namworld;So I suppose the speed is improving -283052;1346728404;nefario;will be adding a slider -283051;1346728419;nefario;to limit what trades are shown -283050;1346728432;nefario;set the slider to the price you want -283049;1346728442;nefario;and it will only show trades under that price in the graph -283048;1346728469;nefario;fixing the single trade at high price graph foobar stuff -283047;1346728529;mircea_popescu;http://browsershots.org/http://67.222.146.58:9999/asset/view/BITBOND -283046;1346728533;mircea_popescu;well the site mostly doesn't load. -283045;1346728544;mircea_popescu;when it does load i see a hole and then the volume graph. -283044;1346728642;nefario;also adding live streaming soon as well, using websocket, for new orders, trades, dividends etc. -283043;1346728652;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 5 @ 0.15 = 0.75 BTC -283042;1346728764;mircea_popescu;http://api.browsershots.org/png/original/64/64f1bc22d6d0a33c6f7dad7fb9f2a247.png o hey, in seamonkey it does work. okay. -283041;1346728836;Namworld;Works from here in firefox -283040;1346728839;Namworld;I don't like the new orderbook display however. -283039;1346728922;mircea_popescu;why not ? -283038;1346728940;nefario;Namworld: we'll be adding live streaming of new orders as they are made -283037;1346728954;nefario;you'll be able to have a bot sit there waiting -283036;1346728956;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.15 BTC -283035;1346728989;Namworld;ordering the bids over the ask like that, I just don't like it. Takes too much space -283034;1346728999;Namworld;I prefer to have them side by side like it is now -283033;1346729048;nefario;there are two kinds of space -283032;1346729057;nefario;vertical and horizontal -283031;1346729068;nefario;this takes up less horizontal -283030;1346729083;nefario;also limits the number of bids to 10 shown -283029;1346729121;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.07 = 0.35 BTC [-] -283028;1346729137;Namworld;What if I want to see all the bids/asks? -283027;1346729161;nefario;API -283026;1346729165;nefario;or -283025;1346729179;nefario;we might have a separate page for all bids and asks -283024;1346729212;kakobrekla;when will you be fixin the api -283023;1346729273;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.14 = 7 BTC [-] -283022;1346729393;dub;kakobrekla: SOON -283021;1346729426;kakobrekla;hm -283020;1346729427;nefario;kakobrekla: whats wrong with the API? -283019;1346729447;kakobrekla;i need tranfers from acc to acc and souch -283018;1346729451;dub;right after the inaugural bitcoin sticky biscuit convention -283017;1346729472;nefario;you've played that game? -283016;1346729481;nefario;I thought it was only legend -283015;1346729536;kakobrekla;nefario https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104649.msg1154749#msg1154749 -283014;1346729560;kakobrekla;also this makes it the third time -283013;1346729592;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -283012;1346729725;nefario;kakobrekla: I don't know if I want to add transfers to the API -283011;1346729738;nefario;at least not yet -283010;1346729745;kakobrekla;why -283009;1346729746;nefario;have you hooked it up to mtgox yet? -283008;1346729762;kakobrekla;tux even coded me a private api -283007;1346729829;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.722 = 2.888 BTC [+] -283006;1346729830;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.721 = 2.884 BTC [-] -283005;1346729832;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.72 = 3.6 BTC [-] -283004;1346729833;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 15 @ 0.712 = 10.68 BTC [-] -283003;1346729834;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.711 = 2.844 BTC [-] -283002;1346729865;nefario;I'll see what I can do. -283001;1346729868;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.711 BTC [-] -283000;1346729873;kakobrekla;k -282999;1346729891;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -282998;1346730191;Namworld;Bonjour Transisto -282997;1346730796;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -282996;1346730904;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -282995;1346730947;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.14999999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -282994;1346731049;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.672 BTC [-] -282993;1346731163;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.671 BTC [-] -282992;1346731269;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.1033 = 1.5495 BTC [-] -282991;1346731400;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 18 @ 0.078 = 1.404 BTC [-] -282990;1346731498;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.839999 BTC [+] -282989;1346731792;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.137 = 4.11 BTC [-] -282988;1346732056;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.003015 = 0.9045 BTC [+] -282987;1346732090;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.003015 = 0.0754 BTC [+] -282986;1346732956;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 2 @ 0.05 = 0.1 BTC [-] -282985;1346733032;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0942 = 0.2826 BTC [+] -282984;1346733080;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0956 BTC [+] -282983;1346733343;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1033 = 0.5165 BTC [-] -282982;1346733731;Rothgar;!ticker GSDPT -282981;1346733736;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.003015] [Ask: 0.00338] [Spread: 0.000365] [Last: 0.003015] [24hVol: 94.5687112] [7dAvg: 0.00327145] -282980;1346734227;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.063 = 3.189 BTC [+] -282979;1346734228;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 97 @ 1.0625 = 103.0625 BTC [-] -282978;1346734229;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 18 @ 0.14999999 = 2.7 BTC [+] -282977;1346734271;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1033 = 1.033 BTC [-] -282976;1346734289;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 123 @ 0.0899 = 11.0577 BTC [-] -282975;1346734290;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [+] -282974;1346734291;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 79 @ 0.091 = 7.189 BTC [+] -282973;1346734292;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 159 @ 0.09379999 = 14.9142 BTC [+] -282972;1346734293;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.094 = 0.94 BTC [+] -282971;1346734294;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 4 @ 0.099 = 0.396 BTC [+] -282970;1346734296;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 10 @ 0.09989 = 0.9989 BTC [+] -282969;1346734313;smickles;!ticker s.dice -282968;1346734315;smickles;!ticker gsdpt -282967;1346734315;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (102487 shares, 348.46 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.0032717 / 0.0034 (3507500 shares, 11,475.50 BTC) -282966;1346734340;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.003015] [Ask: 0.00338] [Spread: 0.000365] [Last: 0.003015] [24hVol: 94.5687112] [7dAvg: 0.00327145] -282965;1346734387;smickles;!ticker f.giga.etf -282964;1346734388;smickles;!ticker f.giga.etf -282963;1346734389;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00069 / 0.00076477 / 0.00086192 (590307 shares, 451.45 BTC), 30day: 0.00064789 / 0.00096316 / 0.00115139 (9224025 shares, 8,884.30 BTC) -282962;1346734389;smickles;!ticker gigamining -282961;1346734389;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00069 / 0.00076477 / 0.00086192 (590307 shares, 451.45 BTC), 30day: 0.00064789 / 0.00096316 / 0.00115139 (9224025 shares, 8,884.30 BTC) -282960;1346734391;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.79] [Ask: 0.8399] [Spread: 0.0499] [Last: 0.839999] [24hVol: 482.52399329] [7dAvg: 0.84155518] -282959;1346734437;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 27 @ 0.075 = 2.025 BTC [-] -282958;1346734439;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 4 @ 0.070001 = 0.28 BTC [-] -282957;1346734440;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 175 @ 0.07 = 12.25 BTC [-] -282956;1346734447;smickles;"then they, ya know, gently shove it in" -282955;1346734464;Obsi;sounds kinky -282954;1346734503;smickles;Obsi: it's a quote of adam curry talking about how he thinks the media programs your brain -282953;1346734549;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -282952;1346734550;gribble;10.36 -282951;1346734558;smickles;;;ticker -282950;1346734559;gribble;Best bid: 10.42001, Best ask: 10.5, Bid-ask spread: 0.07999, Last trade: 10.5, 24 hour volume: 22779, 24 hour low: 10.08889, 24 hour high: 10.5934 -282949;1346734591;Rothgar;low volume -282948;1346734601;mircea_popescu;been low for a while now. -282947;1346734638;Rothgar;I take that as bullish -282946;1346734652;Rothgar;This is a nice channel, no one spams -282945;1346734694;Rothgar;anyway, I'm going to head on -282944;1346734708;Rothgar;Have fun watching assbot -282943;1346734733;Rothgar;he he he ... ass -282942;1346734755;mircea_popescu;lol -282941;1346734763;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla the bot really needs a website somewhere -282940;1346734771;mircea_popescu;so that inquiring minds can check out its ass -282939;1346734772;mircea_popescu;ets. -282938;1346734780;Rothgar;:) -282937;1346734819;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [-] -282936;1346734996;smickles;_that_ass_ -282935;1346735030;smickles;mircea_popescu: encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Assbot coming soon -282934;1346735042;mircea_popescu;haha cool -282933;1346735043;smickles;(i need a good pic, i'm sure you can help out) -282932;1346735050;mircea_popescu;hmm -282931;1346735078;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/3553.html or http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/767.html -282930;1346735081;mircea_popescu;pick & choose. -282929;1346735129;smickles;nice, a whole thread -282928;1346735171;jcpham;hi -282927;1346735235;smickles;hiya jcpham :) -282926;1346735279;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2768 @ 0.00078764 = 2.1802 BTC [+] -282925;1346735300;Obsi;I vote for: http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/133371961864.jpg (NSFW) -282924;1346735332;jcpham;what a milkly white ass she has -282923;1346735451;mircea_popescu;obsi is a girl that has a taste for ass ?! -282922;1346735461;mircea_popescu;and that IS a nice ass too -282921;1346735475;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 5 @ 0.109 = 0.545 BTC [+] -282920;1346735545;smickles;Obsi: i may have to go for that one, i doube that admin will go for anything with actual naughty bits showing -282919;1346735550;Obsi;wow I think I found the definition of BADONKADONK http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128235540939.jpg (NSFW) -282918;1346735574;mircea_popescu;that's pretty bad oink :D -282917;1346735587;smickles;oh my -282916;1346735612;mircea_popescu;it reminds me of this bed that got broken when i was a kid. -282915;1346735715;smickles;plus, nothing says assbot like and ass of that ... 'stature' -282914;1346735727;smickles;er -282913;1346735734;smickles;re the badonkadon -282912;1346735815;Obsi;yeah that ass really says "ass" -282911;1346735907;mircea_popescu;i guess that's it then. -282910;1346735923;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 5 @ 0.099999 = 0.5 BTC [+] -282909;1346735951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00039143 = 5.4017 BTC [-] -282908;1346735953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16236 @ 0.00039416 = 6.3996 BTC [+] -282907;1346735954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5564 @ 0.00039478 = 2.1966 BTC [+] -282906;1346736025;smickles;well, it's a good end to the beginning -282905;1346736027;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Assbot -282904;1346736074;Obsi;That makes me have a strange attraction to assbot now -282903;1346736150;mircea_popescu;lol desire for ass -282902;1346736152;mircea_popescu;istance. -282901;1346736185;smickles;mircea_popescu: in consideration of your statement, i'll route you to http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/User:Smickles -282900;1346736199;mircea_popescu;randiom page --> http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu -282899;1346736209;smickles;every time ! -282898;1346736225;smickles;random page == mircea_popescu -282897;1346736241;smickles;:D I'm rich! -282896;1346736247;mircea_popescu;you should prolly do obsi nao -282895;1346736271;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.61 = 1.83 BTC [-] -282894;1346736272;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.6001 = 3.6006 BTC [-] -282893;1346736273;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 25 @ 0.6 = 15 BTC [-] -282892;1346736274;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 36 @ 0.55 = 19.8 BTC [-] -282891;1346736275;smickles;oh shit, there's a solidcoin page now -282890;1346736275;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [+] -282889;1346736279;mircea_popescu;Bitcoinica is a "Bitcoin Faucet" style free bitcoin giveaway site. Instead of a captcha to get your free bitcoins, you have to hack the site. This is much easier than any captcha however. -282888;1346736280;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -282887;1346736335;mircea_popescu;The hacker was successful able to access an email server. This gave the attacker access to info@bitcoinica.com which in turn allowed them to reset passwords with our hosting provider, Rackspace. -282886;1346736336;mircea_popescu;lulzy. -282885;1346736389;smickles;"Soiledcoins are printed out of thin air and stored in the clouds" Lloolololllo -282884;1346736413;smickles;this site is generally brilliant -282883;1346736482;mircea_popescu;lmao so on bitcoinica site -282882;1346736485;mircea_popescu;if i click open claim -282881;1346736490;mircea_popescu;https://claims.bitcoinica.com/ Could not connect to remote server -282880;1346736490;mircea_popescu;You tried to access the address https://claims.bitcoinica.com/, which is currently unavailable. -282879;1346736500;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -282878;1346736792;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Main:Current_events :D -282877;1346736812;smickles;^explains all the goatse -282876;1346736906;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [+] -282875;1346737503;mircea_popescu;you think it actually is pirate ? -282874;1346737513;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 24 @ 0.09499 = 2.2798 BTC [-] -282873;1346737542;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.09499 BTC [-] -282872;1346737638;mircea_popescu;omfg. -282871;1346737639;mircea_popescu;http://www.namworld.com/ -282870;1346737651;mircea_popescu;this has got to go into the wiki. -282869;1346737655;Chaang-Noi;i was wondering if it was pirate before -282868;1346737657;mircea_popescu;this guy has better css skills than mine -282867;1346737666;smickles|m;Lol -282866;1346737742;smickles|m;I'm on the go bitches -282865;1346737746;Namworld;Except it's unrelated to bitcoins? -282864;1346737762;mircea_popescu;Namworld well you're the relation -282863;1346737781;Namworld;eh, then do it about me? -282862;1346737820;Namworld;Although, yes. I should definitly work on that design. -282861;1346737834;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't touch it. it's incredible as it is. -282860;1346737842;mircea_popescu;why make more bootstrap sites ? -282859;1346737875;smickles|m;Dave Weiner likes bootstrap -282858;1346737885;Namworld;meh at bootstrap -282857;1346737894;Namworld;I have my own css/grid system -282856;1346737967;smickles|m;Damn, just got goatse'd on mobile -282855;1346738008;mircea_popescu;lmao -282854;1346738078;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134672677419.jpg i really like this pic -282853;1346738081;smickles;shit, had to shut that off -282852;1346738097;smickles;got goatse'd 4 more times in 3 seconds -282851;1346738135;mircea_popescu;i never got it. -282850;1346738188;Namworld;Maybe you're not in the otc? -282849;1346738190;Namworld;Nope -282848;1346738205;Namworld;Bot spy must not be in this channel -282847;1346738224;Namworld;Relaying your name to the infinite goatse spam bots -282846;1346738239;mircea_popescu;yeah -282845;1346738248;smickles;it has to be in this chan -282844;1346738249;mircea_popescu;not being in otc is smarter and smarter. -282843;1346738261;smickles;smickles|m was only in this chan -282842;1346738269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039109 = 0.0782 BTC [-] -282841;1346738271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59385 @ 0.00039081 = 23.2083 BTC [-] -282840;1346738273;mircea_popescu;hmm odd -282839;1346738276;smickles;oh wai -282838;1346738279;smickles;t -282837;1346738285;smickles;it was in -otc too -282836;1346738289;mircea_popescu;:p -282835;1346738305;mircea_popescu;well ok, im off to sleep. take care all! -282834;1346738311;smickles;nn -282833;1346738401;Namworld;goodbye -282832;1346738510;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.74 = 2.96 BTC [-] -282831;1346738558;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1033 = 0.5165 BTC [-] -282830;1346784706;mircea_popescu;so the advantage of running a stock exchange : my address now gets all sorts of "insider info" about various bs penny stocks. -282829;1346784893;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1494 = 0.2988 BTC [+] -282828;1346784962;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.15 BTC -282827;1346785022;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1182 = 0.2364 BTC [-] -282826;1346785052;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0955 BTC [-] -282825;1346785096;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 300 @ 0.00024 = 0.072 BTC [+] -282824;1346785353;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -282823;1346785732;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1494 = 0.8964 BTC [+] -282822;1346786232;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3863 = 2.3178 BTC [-] -282821;1346786430;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0955 = 0.191 BTC [-] -282820;1346786594;rg;welcome home nefario -282819;1346786659;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -282818;1346786672;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 22 @ 0.0956 = 2.1032 BTC [+] -282817;1346786703;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.586 = 1.172 BTC [-] -282816;1346786905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00039051 = 0.5077 BTC [-] -282815;1346786993;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10546 = 0.4218 BTC [-] -282814;1346787274;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC -282813;1346787387;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.10546 = 2.6365 BTC [-] -282812;1346787455;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10546 = 0.3164 BTC [-] -282811;1346787590;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10546 BTC [-] -282810;1346788006;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6972 @ 0.00076474 = 5.3318 BTC [-] -282809;1346788007;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13528 @ 0.00076912 = 10.4047 BTC [+] -282808;1346788009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.0003915 = 7.7126 BTC [+] -282807;1346788010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39906 @ 0.0003902 = 15.5713 BTC [-] -282806;1346788011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1494 @ 0.00039009 = 0.5828 BTC [-] -282805;1346788103;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.7313101 = 4.3879 BTC [-] -282804;1346788104;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.7312102 = 1.4624 BTC [-] -282803;1346788105;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.7312101 = 1.4624 BTC [-] -282802;1346788220;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.74 = 7.4 BTC [+] -282801;1346788316;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 17 @ 0.3999 = 6.7983 BTC [+] -282800;1346788469;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2172 @ 0.00076912 = 1.6705 BTC [+] -282799;1346788471;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7139 @ 0.00077166 = 5.5089 BTC [+] -282798;1346788472;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12451 @ 0.00077238 = 9.6169 BTC [+] -282797;1346788473;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24500 @ 0.00077542 = 18.9978 BTC [+] -282796;1346788474;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19100 @ 0.00077602 = 14.822 BTC [+] -282795;1346788475;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13600 @ 0.00077638 = 10.5588 BTC [+] -282794;1346788476;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00077904 = 4.5184 BTC [+] -282793;1346788477;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7380 @ 0.00078121 = 5.7653 BTC [+] -282792;1346788478;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00078226 = 1.5645 BTC [+] -282791;1346788479;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7500 @ 0.00078402 = 5.8802 BTC [+] -282790;1346788480;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3246 @ 0.00080434 = 2.6109 BTC [+] -282789;1346788481;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 230 @ 0.00080841 = 0.1859 BTC [+] -282788;1346788482;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4882 @ 0.00081209 = 3.9646 BTC [+] -282787;1346788484;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.79979 BTC [+] -282786;1346788549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00039009 = 4.291 BTC [-] -282785;1346788564;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.4 = 3.6 BTC [+] -282784;1346788608;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3999 = 2.3994 BTC [-] -282783;1346788652;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.09 = 0.45 BTC [+] -282782;1346789078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039557 = 0.0791 BTC [+] -282781;1346789080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9481 @ 0.00039586 = 3.7531 BTC [+] -282780;1346789081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11972 @ 0.00039654 = 4.7474 BTC [+] -282779;1346789154;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.117 = 1.053 BTC [-] -282778;1346789222;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 63 @ 0.10545 = 6.6434 BTC [-] -282777;1346789223;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.1054599 = 3.902 BTC [+] -282776;1346789561;kakobrekla;bitfloor got gotten https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105818.0 -282775;1346789568;mircea_popescu;oh ?! -282774;1346789607;mircea_popescu;wait, wasn't it a scam long ago ? -282773;1346789613;mircea_popescu;or no, im thinking about bitscalper. -282772;1346789617;kakobrekla;yeah -282771;1346789623;kakobrekla;bitscalper was scam -282770;1346789637;mircea_popescu;people need to get out of this bit bs -282769;1346789652;mircea_popescu;it's entirely contrary to their own interest. you make a logo with bit in it, people see and remember "bit" -282768;1346789661;mircea_popescu;and then where are you ? o, "that bit service" ? pff -282767;1346789686;copumpkin;butt* -282766;1346789696;mircea_popescu;now buttpumpkin on the other hand... -282765;1346789701;mircea_popescu;that has badonkadonk staying power. -282764;1346789726;kakobrekla;speaking of names -282763;1346789728;kakobrekla;i need one. -282762;1346789737;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 90 @ 0.11 = 9.9 BTC [+] -282761;1346789737;mircea_popescu;dingle dongle ticolensic -282760;1346789787;mircea_popescu;or -282759;1346789788;mircea_popescu;Shönendanker-Kalbsfleisch-Mittler-Raucher von Hautkopft of Ulm -282758;1346789796;kakobrekla;:p -282757;1346789822;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, theres a shitton of bit* domains and buisnesses -282756;1346789824;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 11 @ 0.9498 = 10.4478 BTC [-] -282755;1346789828;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yes i know -282754;1346789835;kakobrekla;bitstamp, bitpay, -282753;1346789841;kakobrekla;two well known and legit -282752;1346789869;mircea_popescu;bitinstant -282751;1346789878;kakobrekla;bitfloor apparently also :) -282750;1346789899;rdponticelli;quote bitfloor: the attacker gained accesses to an unencrypted backup of the wallet keys (the actual keys live in an encrypted area) << Nobody take security seariously here... -282749;1346789903;mircea_popescu;well no. bitinstant is that thing with the card no ? -282748;1346789920;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli the "ACTUAL" keys you see. -282747;1346789922;kakobrekla;i take security semi seriously -282746;1346789939;mircea_popescu;the problem with the current generation of youths is they honestly believe the designations they give to things in their heads are binding to the world at large. -282745;1346789947;mircea_popescu;if they call their ex a slut, she IS a slut -282744;1346789957;mircea_popescu;if they call these keys the UNACTUAL keys then they are "unactual" -282743;1346789958;rdponticelli;All keys are the "actual" keys -282742;1346789964;mircea_popescu;in normal time. -282741;1346789968;kakobrekla;lol -282740;1346789974;rdponticelli;OMG -282739;1346790012;rdponticelli;Well... -282738;1346790028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22071 @ 0.00039673 = 8.7562 BTC [+] -282737;1346790158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7628 @ 0.00039544 = 3.0164 BTC [-] -282736;1346790159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2687 @ 0.00039684 = 1.0663 BTC [+] -282735;1346790160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31285 @ 0.00039825 = 12.4593 BTC [+] -282734;1346790466;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 163 @ 0.1054599 = 17.19 BTC [+] -282733;1346790468;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.1054799 = 21.096 BTC [+] -282732;1346790469;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.105499 = 3.9035 BTC [+] -282731;1346790539;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -282730;1346790563;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 7 @ 0.94230769 = 6.5962 BTC [+] -282729;1346790710;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 65 @ 0.0956 = 6.214 BTC [+] -282728;1346790783;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 97 @ 0.09567 = 9.28 BTC [+] -282727;1346790926;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.14999999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -282726;1346790952;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.79979 = 2.3994 BTC [+] -282725;1346791814;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.0899 = 0.4495 BTC [-] -282724;1346791933;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 885 @ 0.33593928 = 297.3063 BTC [-] -282723;1346791945;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 885 @ 0.40300823 = 356.6623 BTC [+] -282722;1346792053;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.1479 = 0.2958 BTC [+] -282721;1346792104;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [+] -282720;1346792106;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 30 @ 0.148 = 4.44 BTC [+] -282719;1346792213;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 40 @ 0.149 = 5.96 BTC [+] -282718;1346792364;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.191 BTC [+] -282717;1346792366;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [-] -282716;1346792366;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.149 BTC [-] -282715;1346792367;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 9 @ 0.122 = 1.098 BTC [-] -282714;1346792369;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 37 @ 0.1081 = 3.9997 BTC [-] -282713;1346792370;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.10800001 BTC [-] -282712;1346792371;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 500 @ 0.108 = 54 BTC [-] -282711;1346792392;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -282710;1346792393;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 45 @ 1.01 = 45.45 BTC [+] -282709;1346792498;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.105499 BTC [+] -282708;1346792602;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.10799999 BTC [-] -282707;1346792655;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 25 @ 1 = 25 BTC [+] -282706;1346792797;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 118 @ 0.00081209 = 0.0958 BTC [+] -282705;1346792798;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5951 @ 0.00081396 = 4.8439 BTC [+] -282704;1346792819;nefario;ja pretty much -282703;1346792825;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.117 = 0.468 BTC [-] -282702;1346792895;BTC-Mining;what? -282701;1346792909;nefario;just talking -282700;1346792911;nefario;to myself -282699;1346792912;nefario;... -282698;1346792928;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 36 @ 0.1079 = 3.8844 BTC [-] -282697;1346792930;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 332 @ 0.108 = 35.856 BTC [+] -282696;1346792948;BTC-Mining;Oh... I see... -282695;1346793000;BTC-Mining;I've seen before people think aloud... but not think visibly... -282694;1346793021;nefario;wrong window actually -282693;1346793114;nefario;bitfloor? -282692;1346793120;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.9498 = 3.7992 BTC [-] -282691;1346793121;smickles;unencrypted backup; "a small majority" < WTF is a small majority? -282690;1346793123;nefario;what statement -282689;1346793132;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105818.0 -282688;1346793182;nefario;lol -282687;1346793186;nefario;small majority -282686;1346793192;nefario;Im guessing its a typo -282685;1346793240;smickles;god damn, a small majority == nearly all -282684;1346793243;smickles;apparently -282683;1346793256;nefario;from what I read it's almost all the hot wallet -282682;1346793263;smickles;dammit, i'm sure i had a few coins in there -282681;1346793273;smickles;nefario: yeah, and there wasn't really a cold wallet -282680;1346793289;smickles;fucking morons -282679;1346793319;nefario;ooooooooh -282678;1346793321;nefario;ouch -282677;1346793346;kakobrekla;thats why i stay away from exchange biz -282676;1346793392;mircea_popescu;lmao small majority. -282675;1346793418;mircea_popescu;i must confess, people keep saying btc is not backed by anything -282674;1346793422;mircea_popescu;yes it is. btc is backed by lulz. -282673;1346793426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17815 @ 0.00039825 = 7.0948 BTC [+] -282672;1346793428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17634 @ 0.00040186 = 7.0864 BTC [+] -282671;1346793447;kakobrekla;and drama. -282670;1346793455;mircea_popescu;ya but mostly lulz -282669;1346793460;smickles;drulz -282668;1346793464;mircea_popescu;(now you say no, mostly drama and i say fuck you) -282667;1346793481;mircea_popescu;A SMALL MAJORITY OF LULZ! -282666;1346793495;rdponticelli;Facepalm type of lulz -282665;1346793506;kakobrekla;drama type of lulz -282664;1346793524;kakobrekla;(waiting for the fuck you..) -282663;1346793535;mircea_popescu;o o sorry. fuck type of you. -282662;1346793545;rdponticelli;It's reaching the point where it's tragedy more than drama -282661;1346793552;mircea_popescu;tragedlulz. -282660;1346793566;kakobrekla;dramgedy -282659;1346793589;mircea_popescu;you know someone's registering all these domains right ? -282658;1346793602;kakobrekla;:D -282657;1346793608;nefario;what domains -282656;1346793648;rdponticelli;The nice thing about btc is that comedy and tragedy happens simultaneously -282655;1346793673;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134677810274.png << which is the older sister ? -282654;1346793684;rdponticelli;You don't have to wait to the other side of the story -282653;1346793688;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli that's why it's called drama. tragedy + comedy. -282652;1346793717;kakobrekla;how much for the two -282651;1346793719;rdponticelli;Yea, but the facepalm part is missing -282650;1346793721;rdponticelli;:D -282649;1346793738;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla a pair of actual keys. -282648;1346793745;kakobrekla;:DDD -282647;1346793748;mircea_popescu;and a small majority. -282646;1346793760;kakobrekla;bah, my majority is large. -282645;1346793774;mircea_popescu;your majority is large ? my minority is large! -282644;1346793776;BTC-Mining;Ok, this is getting ridiculous, nearly every goddamn exchange, trading platform, online wallet have to close because "someone got access to servers" -282643;1346793785;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 20 @ 0.74 = 14.8 BTC [+] -282642;1346793788;BTC-Mining;And there's never a godamn cold wallet ever -282641;1346793794;BTC-Mining;Don't people learn??? -282640;1346793795;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining why are you such a hater ? they don't make servers like they used to -282639;1346793797;mircea_popescu;all sluts now. -282638;1346793826;BTC-Mining;Oh, that's right... I'm ranting about the lack of cold wallet tho. -282637;1346793829;mircea_popescu;and tbh, what i learned is to not have a hot wallet. -282636;1346793844;BTC-Mining;A hot wallet is practical... -282635;1346793848;mircea_popescu;i don't care. -282634;1346793855;mircea_popescu;im in the business of providing safety. -282633;1346793860;BTC-Mining;Just that it should have a very small amount -282632;1346793866;mircea_popescu;so then it'd be unpractical. -282631;1346793886;BTC-Mining;It would allow instant withdrawal -282630;1346793890;mircea_popescu;so ? -282629;1346793907;BTC-Mining;That's what you'd expect from an exchange/online wallet -282628;1346793922;BTC-Mining;Not wait 12 hour for the admin to login and process manually -282627;1346793922;mircea_popescu;you can expect it till you're blue in the face. what i expect from an exchange is TO NOT BE OWNED -282626;1346793933;mircea_popescu;right, because you can't plan your life 12 hours in advance. -282625;1346793981;BTC-Mining;Hey, when you find something and want to pay for it, but have an online wallet, you still want to pay immediately -282624;1346794005;mircea_popescu;maybe my spartan ideas are more adequate to some applications than others. -282623;1346794032;BTC-Mining;Thing is, you can keep operating with a hot wallet for instant withdrawal if you take care about security and keep it small enough that you can cover a potential hack. -282622;1346794050;mircea_popescu;right. theoretically. -282621;1346794074;BTC-Mining;At worse some payments can't be processed immediately I guess. -282620;1346794090;smickles;hacks seem to be garaunteed -282619;1346794137;smickles;so having a hot wallet seems to be a garaunteed loss -282618;1346794152;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.79979 BTC [+] -282617;1346794160;mircea_popescu;this_is_dog hello ? -282616;1346794161;smickles;and money shouldn't be a business' loss leader -282615;1346794171;this_is_dog;hello -282614;1346794174;this_is_dog;ues -282613;1346794177;this_is_dog;this is dog -282612;1346794179;smickles;it should be doublemints or somethign -282611;1346794185;mircea_popescu;dog hello ? -282610;1346794204;dog;http://img3i.www.spoki.lv/upload2/articles/51/516169/images/HELLO-YES-THIS-IS-DOG-11.jpg -282609;1346794238;JWU_42;http://img3i.www.spoki.lv/upload2/articles/51/516169/images/HELLO-YES-THIS-IS-DOG-11.jpg -282608;1346794257;dog;omg -282607;1346794259;mircea_popescu;Last night, a few of our servers were compromised. -282606;1346794262;mircea_popescu;dude this is so cute -282605;1346794265;mircea_popescu;we had 56349875 servers -282604;1346794269;mircea_popescu;2837 were compromised -282603;1346794273;mircea_popescu;gtfo, he had a vps. -282602;1346794273;dog;lol -282601;1346794290;JWU_42;a double dog -282600;1346794313;mircea_popescu;http://www.goodtimecharlieblog.com/wp-content/uploads/image-import/_lZoQPvGfdG8/SguzVajVAWI/AAAAAAAABOY/axGQ35qUcJ8/s400/DoubleDong.jpg -282599;1346794316;mircea_popescu;build a better double dog... -282598;1346794320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6853 @ 0.00040186 = 2.7539 BTC [+] -282597;1346794333;mircea_popescu;...and you won't need no hss -282596;1346794437;BTC-Mining;smickles: MtGox seems to be fine. They got hacked at some point but managed through it and improved security. -282595;1346794440;mircea_popescu;BitFloor is currently the #4 USD exchange and #1 in the US. -282594;1346794444;mircea_popescu;how did he figure that ? -282593;1346794459;BTC-Mining;The thing is, any server used for financial transactions is a prime target for attacks -282592;1346794472;dog;double dog dare? -282591;1346794480;rdponticelli;In any case, it WAS -282590;1346794498;mircea_popescu;well anyway that forum post killed him -282589;1346794505;rdponticelli;You can't keep your position after losing all your assets -282588;1346794506;mircea_popescu;that's not how you go about what he claims he's trying to accomplish -282587;1346794533;BTC-Mining;And having secure servers for financial transactions is a VERY COMPLEX FIELD. There is absolutly ZERO room for error and must be set up correctly. -282586;1346794544;BTC-Mining;Which tends to cost a lot to implement. -282585;1346794551;mircea_popescu;right. -282584;1346794559;BTC-Mining;Which is why it seems we're going more and more centralized with MtGox -282583;1346794577;BTC-Mining;All the small exchanges/wallet don't have the means to do it. -282582;1346794581;rdponticelli;That's how we end up on the financial system we know today -282581;1346794590;rdponticelli;5% any transaction.... -282580;1346794622;BTC-Mining;They don't even TRY! Everything on hot goddam wallet. -282579;1346794632;rdponticelli;I'm sure that btc can be a lot more efficient -282578;1346794646;rdponticelli;But we need people taking this seriously -282577;1346794654;rdponticelli;Well, they are, som -282576;1346794662;BTC-Mining;Some, yes -282575;1346794682;rdponticelli;A small minority -282574;1346794684;rdponticelli;:D -282573;1346794688;mircea_popescu;yeah, we kinda need a serious exchange competitor for mtgox. -282572;1346794728;rdponticelli;I hope OT keeps growing -282571;1346794740;rdponticelli;Looks like an interesting job -282570;1346794754;mircea_popescu;New withdrawals are currently on hold while I work through the future of the exchange. -282569;1346794754;mircea_popescu;That is unacceptable. Regardless of the future of the exchange you have an obligation to disburse funds to the ACH account on record. -282568;1346794760;mircea_popescu;o boy, this will be nice thick drama. -282567;1346794784;rdponticelli;I can't afford more drama... -282566;1346794789;rdponticelli;I used to have a life -282565;1346794795;rdponticelli;Well, sort of... -282564;1346794803;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, i think D&T may have a good chunk of usd held hostage now -282563;1346794821;mircea_popescu;smickles interesting how that works. -282562;1346794842;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli wife&girlfriend or just wife/just gf ? -282561;1346794866;rdponticelli;just gf -282560;1346794879;rdponticelli;Turning into a wife now... -282559;1346794895;rdponticelli;Well, sort of... -282558;1346794911;rdponticelli;I won't sign anything... -282557;1346794925;rdponticelli;We just live together -282556;1346794939;rdponticelli;It was in fact a joke -282555;1346794952;mircea_popescu;"Secure your website first then bark in front of us u fucking k1d u really cant compare us so grew up and secure all bitcoins site then bark here" -282554;1346794961;mircea_popescu;this should be on a site somewhere. -282553;1346794968;rdponticelli;It's like a wife, bc I'm almost all day with this play money... -282552;1346794969;rdponticelli;lol -282551;1346795080;mircea_popescu;lol -282550;1346795093;mircea_popescu;this is why a gf helps, you tell each you're gonna spend the day with the other. -282549;1346795102;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.0899 = 0.899 BTC [-] -282548;1346795508;mircea_popescu;supplemental (yet unrelated) drama : romanian wanna-be author who closed his blog last year cause i laughed at his pretense came back to declare that i'm obviously nuts for thinking he closed his blog because of me. -282547;1346795685;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 50 @ 0.14999999 = 7.5 BTC [+] -282546;1346795855;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.1494 = 1.6434 BTC [+] -282545;1346795863;usagi;asicminer up 50% -282544;1346795865;usagi;Hmm! -282543;1346795881;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -282542;1346795891;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.1411] [Ask: 0.1494] [Spread: 0.0083] [Last: 0.1494] [24hVol: 100.75611112] [7dAvg: 0.11819219] -282541;1346795901;mircea_popescu;not much volume. -282540;1346795925;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 28 @ 0.1411 = 3.9508 BTC [-] -282539;1346795927;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.14100011 = 0.705 BTC [-] -282538;1346795927;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.141 = 1.41 BTC [-] -282537;1346795929;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.14000001 = 1.4 BTC [-] -282536;1346795930;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 45 @ 0.14 = 6.3 BTC [-] -282535;1346795931;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1351 = 0.6755 BTC [-] -282534;1346795932;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.13311111 = 1.3311 BTC [-] -282533;1346795933;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.13311111 = 2.6622 BTC [-] -282532;1346795935;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.13311111 = 6.6556 BTC [-] -282531;1346795936;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.133111 = 2.2629 BTC [-] -282530;1346795958;rdponticelli;You took profit usagi? -282529;1346795966;usagi;a little -282528;1346795970;rdponticelli;lol -282527;1346795982;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -282526;1346795984;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.1411] [Ask: 0.1494] [Spread: 0.0083] [Last: 0.133111] [24hVol: 100.75611112] [7dAvg: 0.11819219] -282525;1346795992;mircea_popescu;umm wtf ? -282524;1346796078;usagi;bots. -282523;1346796096;mircea_popescu;is the data cached or something ? -282522;1346796122;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.79979 = 5.5985 BTC [+] -282521;1346796147;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -282520;1346796155;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.1411] [Ask: 0.1494] [Spread: 0.0083] [Last: 0.133111] [24hVol: 100.75611112] [7dAvg: 0.11819219] -282519;1346796163;mircea_popescu;pff this is useless. -282518;1346796170;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.79989 = 7.199 BTC [+] -282517;1346796212;usagi;!pl ASICMINER 0.09 -282516;1346796213;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -282515;1346796216;assbot;No dividend payments yet. -282514;1346796232;usagi;bug! -282513;1346796287;mircea_popescu;it paid dividends ? -282512;1346796340;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.105499 = 0.3165 BTC [+] -282511;1346796402;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [+] -282510;1346796554;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 1000 @ 0.90590417 = 905.9042 BTC [-] -282509;1346796626;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 10 @ 0.125 = 1.25 BTC [-] -282508;1346796836;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 83 @ 0.133111 = 11.0482 BTC [-] -282507;1346796837;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.13 = 0.65 BTC [-] -282506;1346796839;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.125 = 2.5 BTC [-] -282505;1346797085;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1042 BTC [-] -282504;1346797086;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1041 = 3.123 BTC [-] -282503;1346797087;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.10351 = 2.2772 BTC [-] -282502;1346797088;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1025 = 1.025 BTC [-] -282501;1346797089;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.1023 = 2.1483 BTC [-] -282500;1346797090;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1023 = 10.1277 BTC [-] -282499;1346797091;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10226 = 0.2045 BTC [-] -282498;1346797092;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.10225 = 10.225 BTC [-] -282497;1346797093;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.102201 = 20.4402 BTC [-] -282496;1346797094;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.102113 = 1.5317 BTC [-] -282495;1346797099;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg1157305#msg1157305 i think this is a pretty decent summation of the forum. -282494;1346797117;mircea_popescu;anon gives reading schedule to the pr chick for the place that does btc options. -282493;1346797136;mircea_popescu;maybe his services would be so much more valuable as an (pro bono) advisor to the us president ? -282492;1346797216;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 85 @ 0.102113 = 8.6796 BTC [-] -282491;1346797217;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.102111 = 10.2111 BTC [-] -282490;1346797257;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1015 = 3.045 BTC [-] -282489;1346797321;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 800 @ 0.90590417 = 724.7233 BTC [-] -282488;1346797477;mircea_popescu;"Nice... GLBSE is dead for me. My money will be gone in some days and i dont think i will take the risk again to threw money at glbse when even after carefully checking a share out you can lose everything. Thanks!" -282487;1346797488;mircea_popescu;anyone care to guess what comp he's disucssing ? -282486;1346797507;Diablo-D3;not dmc. -282485;1346797549;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1021 = 0.3063 BTC [+] -282484;1346797560;usagi;Oh you mean the guy that admitted he didn't know how his account was compromised? -282483;1346797563;usagi;Mircea I hope for your sake -282482;1346797570;usagi;That no MPEX user ever is compromised... in the same way -282481;1346797584;mircea_popescu;usagi nope, this has nothing to do. Diablo-D3 yep exactly dmc. -282480;1346797586;usagi;You know what I mean? -282479;1346797599;mircea_popescu;i know you got the wrong story :) -282478;1346797608;usagi;I got the same story as you -282477;1346797612;usagi;because I read it in the same place... -282476;1346797618;mircea_popescu;sigh. -282475;1346797622;usagi;Well at least you admit you got it wrong, indirectly anwyay. -282474;1346797636;usagi;Now that we've moved past that, whats going on with DMC *now*? :) -282473;1346797643;mircea_popescu;at the current time we are not discussing how global scam exchange is intrinsicly unsafe. we are discussing how one asset in there defrauded investors of ~90% of their investment. -282472;1346797645;mircea_popescu;different stories. -282471;1346797666;usagi;He didn't. You got the wrong story :) -282470;1346797670;mircea_popescu;o i c. -282469;1346797677;usagi;But as usual, you just go by rumor and innuendo -282468;1346797682;usagi;If you want to know what happened you could ask DMC -282467;1346797684;mircea_popescu;well... tell it to the guy with the loss. -282466;1346797688;usagi;err Diablo -- or me -282465;1346797699;mircea_popescu;im not really interested in either your or diablo's version of "what happened". i got that. -282464;1346797705;usagi;Why bother, isn't it obvious? -282463;1346797709;mircea_popescu;what i;m interested in is the investor's version of what happened. -282462;1346797713;usagi;You yourself feel mining bonds are a dead end -282461;1346797719;mircea_popescu;usagi it was a quote. -282460;1346797722;usagi;Oh right, man on the street, right? -282459;1346797725;mircea_popescu;i am no party in this. -282458;1346797732;mircea_popescu;no, not man on the street. INVESTOR. -282457;1346797735;usagi;I have a newspaper you might be interested in.. called the National Examiner. -282456;1346797739;copumpkin;moo -282455;1346797740;mircea_popescu;sigh. -282454;1346797745;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.74 = 3.7 BTC [+] -282453;1346797756;mircea_popescu;dude. do you understand that your pathetic scam-thingee only works as long as you can find suckers to "invest" in it ? -282452;1346797767;usagi;There you go calling it 'my' exchange again. -282451;1346797781;mircea_popescu;because you have no ownership interest whatsoever, i forgot. -282450;1346797788;usagi;Right. -282449;1346797788;mircea_popescu;my bad. -282448;1346797795;usagi;I have no ownership ineterst whatsoever. -282447;1346797798;mircea_popescu;s/your/that -282446;1346797883;usagi;Would you like me to register with gribble so you can take a screenshot of me saying that and make blog post about it? -282445;1346797895;BTC-Mining;mircea, you know you complain about the way GLBSE is mostly unregulated as to which assets are allowed and poor speed... not that it's a "scam-thingee" -282444;1346797914;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1249 BTC [-] -282443;1346797921;BTC-Mining;Although it indeed has hosted many scammy things. -282442;1346797932;mircea_popescu;i do this guilty by association thing. -282441;1346797955;usagi;yes -282440;1346797960;usagi;For example, it's 'my' exchange -282439;1346797964;usagi;therefore I am a scammer. -282438;1346797974;mircea_popescu;i dun recall saying that. did i say you're a scammer somewhere ? -282437;1346797982;usagi;Yes you did. -282436;1346797984;mircea_popescu;quote ? -282435;1346797988;usagi;You said I was scamming people. -282434;1346797992;mircea_popescu;yes, but quote. -282433;1346797996;usagi;[04:29:14] dude. do you understand that your pathetic scam-thingee only works as long as you can find suckers to "invest" in it ? -282432;1346798007;usagi;Oh really, My exchange, as long as I can find suckers. -282431;1346798009;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 84 @ 0.14999999 = 12.6 BTC [+] -282430;1346798010;mircea_popescu;didn't you just protest and i just corrected it ? -282429;1346798015;usagi;Mircea you need to learn when to shut the fuck up. -282428;1346798021;mircea_popescu;you is both the plural and the singular 2nd person you know. -282427;1346798039;usagi;This isn't you against the world. Learn to play with other kids. -282426;1346798040;BTC-Mining;Aye, under that logic, an unregulated currency like bitcoin is guilty of money laundering, scamming, gambling and multiple other vices. Therefor, bitcoin is a "scam-thingee" too? -282425;1346798053;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well, there's some dampening at work. -282424;1346798071;BTC-Mining;Like the fact it cannot be regulated at all, unlike GLBSE -282423;1346798076;mircea_popescu;the issue here isn't that "it happens". the issue is that it happens with regularity. "a small majority" as they say. -282422;1346798077;BTC-Mining;Yes, I suppose -282421;1346798113;mircea_popescu;moreover, if you run a bar where patrons are regularly mugged, your connection to the muggings is stronger than the connection between guineeas and mugging. -282420;1346798131;BTC-Mining;Didn't Nefario stop accepting new issues and was considering severely ramping up the requirements for IPOs? -282419;1346798141;BTC-Mining;Hopefully it gets more regulated. -282418;1346798166;mircea_popescu;yes, he did. this happened mostly because people we won't name don't know when to shut the fuck up. -282417;1346798232;BTC-Mining;Ah, yes. More drama? -282416;1346798255;mircea_popescu;drama is crucial. -282415;1346798257;usagi;Hi ciuciu -282414;1346798266;usagi;I noticed you stopped trolling the YARR thread :> is everything ok? -282413;1346798301;BTC-Mining;Of course it is crucial... that's what makes people do rash decisions -282412;1346798323;BTC-Mining;and rash decisions makes good business opportunities. -282411;1346798344;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining not really. drama is the only way truth can get out in circlejerk situations. -282410;1346798345;BTC-Mining;(For those not doing rash decisions) -282409;1346798358;mircea_popescu;and teh interweb sociali media tends to build up circlejerks -282408;1346798465;mircea_popescu;whoa, what a little pearl : "We have also obtained 4,200 shares of DMC for only 50 bitcoins in a special one-time "insider" trade with Diablo-D3." -282407;1346798477;mircea_popescu;how did you pay below mkt price usagi ? -282406;1346798493;usagi;Because I traded for ASICMINER. -282405;1346798502;mircea_popescu;>< -282404;1346798503;BTC-Mining;I have yet to see any drama or people bashing on my threads. -282403;1346798505;mircea_popescu;agagagaa -282402;1346798507;usagi;All Diablo did -282401;1346798514;mircea_popescu;o this is great. -282400;1346798516;usagi;was set the price of MHASH to asic's price, "now". -282399;1346798518;JWU_42;Diablo has fucked up DMC to infinity -282398;1346798527;usagi;People who are paying .80 for GIGAMINING for example -282397;1346798530;usagi;---theyre living in a dream -282396;1346798534;JWU_42;ASIC -282395;1346798535;usagi;GIGA is worth less than DMC. -282394;1346798540;usagi;"now", DMC > GIGAMINING. -282393;1346798541;usagi;Right now. -282392;1346798545;mircea_popescu;ahaha -282391;1346798549;mircea_popescu;o god almighty. -282390;1346798554;BTC-Mining;I disagree, usagi -282389;1346798559;JWU_42;completely -282388;1346798563;usagi;Think about it. DMC has 6.5 mhash a share. -282387;1346798565;JWU_42;it is worth nothing -282386;1346798568;usagi;Soon it will be 10. -282385;1346798570;usagi;What will gigamining have? -282384;1346798572;usagi;5? -282383;1346798580;copumpkin;usagi: he's announced the upgrade path -282382;1346798581;BTC-Mining;Gigamining is going to be 100 mhash per share -282381;1346798581;copumpkin;and it's frree -282380;1346798585;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7327 = 3.6635 BTC [-] -282379;1346798587;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 25 @ 0.7326 = 18.315 BTC [-] -282378;1346798587;usagi;Yes but DMC has those mhash NOW. -282377;1346798587;mircea_popescu;my eyes are bleeding. -282376;1346798588;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7325 BTC [-] -282375;1346798588;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.732 = 6.588 BTC [-] -282374;1346798589;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [-] -282373;1346798593;copumpkin;usagi: 100? -282372;1346798594;BTC-Mining;or 25 mhash for the free path -282371;1346798595;usagi;Gigamining has some kind of paid upgrade path. -282370;1346798597;usagi;Well look -282369;1346798599;JWU_42;usagi: AND PAYING NO DIVIDENDS -282368;1346798602;mircea_popescu;usagi no it has jack shit now lmao. what now ? asics are just a dream yet. -282367;1346798603;usagi;You don't realize this but you are 2 months late -282366;1346798611;usagi;This was reported and dealt with 2 months ago -282365;1346798617;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun. -282364;1346798619;usagi;What Diablo is doing is apparently OK, so I decided to run with it -282363;1346798621;JWU_42;and the sahre price has gone from 1 to bitcents -282362;1346798638;usagi;So I traded a bunch of asicminer. I made some profit. In 6 months -282361;1346798642;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 150 @ 0.003393 = 0.509 BTC [+] -282360;1346798644;usagi;You will wish you did too. -282359;1346798645;JWU_42;it is almost criminal -282358;1346798652;usagi;As mining bonds go to zero and DMC goes to 10 -282357;1346798671;usagi;DMC has risen 80% since I did that trade -282356;1346798676;usagi;Sorry. 800% -282355;1346798679;mircea_popescu;no, i'm with JWU_42 here. it's criminal alright. -282354;1346798681;JWU_42;wow .01 to .02 -282353;1346798682;usagi;!pl DMC 0.0111111111 -282352;1346798682;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -282351;1346798687;assbot;DMC [1@0.01111111BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.07 BTC. Capital gain: 0.05888889 BTC. Total: 0.08524703 BTC. (767.2%) -282350;1346798699;usagi;This is the profit you get from investing in EITHER ASICMINER or DMC. -282349;1346798713;usagi;And more than 75% of the shares out now were traded after the asicminer deal -282348;1346798714;mircea_popescu;usagi srsly... these things go on the record. what will you do in 6 months ? -282347;1346798718;mircea_popescu;insist i learn when to stfu ? -282346;1346798722;JWU_42;good luck selling your shares -282345;1346798732;usagi;So frankly...... Do you know what you are talking about? No. -282344;1346798741;mircea_popescu;this is so sad. -282343;1346798742;usagi;You have it so wrong -282342;1346798755;JWU_42;mircea_popescu: this will end badly -282341;1346798757;usagi;that to actually educate you I thin kI would need to be paid for the massive amount of time -282340;1346798769;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 yes, it will end badly. like ppt ended badly. you know for whom ? -282339;1346798777;copumpkin;for my asshole -282338;1346798781;JWU_42;yes -282337;1346798784;JWU_42;mine too -282336;1346798786;mircea_popescu;not for the incompetent bunch that thinks it knows finance. -282335;1346798787;copumpkin;no no -282334;1346798788;JWU_42;the double dong -282333;1346798789;copumpkin;you are my asshole, JWU_42 -282332;1346798800;JWU_42;you are my mother figure -282331;1346798803;copumpkin;oh, but I KNOW I know finance -282330;1346798807;copumpkin;I don't just think it -282329;1346798810;copumpkin;I am so awesome -282328;1346798818;mircea_popescu;in every way ? -282327;1346798824;copumpkin;nah, every way but one -282326;1346798831;mircea_popescu;sharpie in poopar nao pls. -282325;1346798831;JWU_42;I know just enough to be dangerous -282324;1346798853;usagi;I know more about finance than you could possibly understand mircea -282323;1346798880;usagi;If you and I sat down and discussed it one of two things would happen, we'd either become friends, or you would be unable to speak from the depth of my knowledge. -282322;1346798883;JWU_42;anyone who has to say that - isn't telling the truth -282321;1346798896;usagi;Mircea says it all the time :p -282320;1346798906;JWU_42;if you were that good - everyone would say it for you -282319;1346798912;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -282318;1346798916;BTC-Mining;I also got DMC shares for cheap... at some point DMC was trading 1 ASICMINER for 9 DMC (When ASICMINER was still IPOING at 0.10 each) -282317;1346798924;JWU_42;this is one of the few times I agree with mircea_popescu ;) -282316;1346798931;JWU_42;on the subject of DMC -282315;1346798940;BTC-Mining;It was way too low, killed DMC share prices definitly. -282314;1346798959;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 you do tend to agree with me, it's just not always at the same time. -282313;1346798960;usagi;I'm the one that walked away with 800% profit -282312;1346798971;usagi;But before this I spent about a month trying to petition Diablo to do it properly -282311;1346798972;JWU_42;and DMC selling 5000 shares for less then .01 when i paid 1 -- WTF -282310;1346798975;usagi;He wouldn't listen, so.. -282309;1346798992;JWU_42;mircea_popescu: fair enough... -282308;1346798993;usagi;When he came to me with this plan, and explained it, it actually kinda started to make sense -282307;1346798998;usagi;I'm glad I took the deal -282306;1346799005;JWU_42;usagi: what was the total net profit - not % -282305;1346799022;usagi;over 200 bitcoins so far -282304;1346799030;JWU_42;who gives flying fuck if you 800% totals less than 100 BTC -282303;1346799041;usagi;Dunno, probably noone -282302;1346799071;usagi;This is why people are in the nyan thread telling me how great I am at finance. -282301;1346799077;BTC-Mining;I was flabbergasted he never mentioned it on his thread. I just happened to notice it because I have his trade chart in my favorite and watch it. -282300;1346799090;usagi;I reported it immediately in my letter to shareholders. -282299;1346799101;BTC-Mining;He prices everything in mhash/potential mhash, not market price -282298;1346799112;BTC-Mining;I price things as market price. -282297;1346799112;usagi;Which is actually brilliant. -282296;1346799121;usagi;It's one of the few accretive shares out there -282295;1346799129;BTC-Mining;No... it's not brillant -282294;1346799132;usagi;Yup. -282293;1346799136;usagi;It's over 6 mhash -282292;1346799142;usagi;Why don't you buy more? -282291;1346799144;BTC-Mining;He should have sold market and bought the other for market. -282290;1346799146;usagi;it's only 0.08 -282289;1346799147;mircea_popescu; who gives flying fuck if you 800% totals less than 100 BTC ,<<< this. -282288;1346799147;JWU_42;and the market values it at .07 -282287;1346799157;BTC-Mining;Would have gotten a LOT more than by just trading... -282286;1346799168;usagi;If you sit down and actually look at what is going on -282285;1346799180;JWU_42;The market values YABMC's 1 Mh/s at .115 (or so) -282284;1346799181;usagi;You will realize that DMC is over 6mhash per share for 0.08 -282283;1346799189;JWU_42;and same for pure and the others -282282;1346799196;JWU_42;so it is 6x worse -282281;1346799197;usagi;DMC is a major holding of NYAN.B and BMF -282280;1346799197;JWU_42;;) -282279;1346799206;usagi;Over 15% in both cases iirc -282278;1346799208;JWU_42;CONFLICT OF INTEREST -282277;1346799210;JWU_42;;) -282276;1346799211;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.09 = 2.25 BTC [+] -282275;1346799224;usagi;Conflict of interest? -282274;1346799230;mircea_popescu;fascinating how much fun teh kids today can have out of 200 bitcoins. -282273;1346799231;JWU_42;DMC is supposed to eb accumulating funds to build a mining farm -282272;1346799237;mircea_popescu;there's 18 companies and complex shareholding relations -282271;1346799243;usagi;How is that a conflict of interest -282270;1346799245;mircea_popescu;in case the SEC ever comes asking questions i give them usagi. -282269;1346799254;mircea_popescu;that'll keep them working for 6 months. -282268;1346799258;JWU_42;heh -282267;1346799259;usagi;I don't live in the USA and I'm not a citizen. -282266;1346799264;mircea_popescu;even better. -282265;1346799265;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1249 BTC [-] -282264;1346799270;copumpkin;whoa, where you from usagi? -282263;1346799278;copumpkin;日本 -282262;1346799281;usagi;I am from the moon kingdom. -282261;1346799281;copumpkin;sorry, forgot :) -282260;1346799282;mircea_popescu;he's from xanadu, land of the finance ppl. -282259;1346799293;usagi;My mother was Chang'e. I am the princess of the moon. -282258;1346799300;mircea_popescu;his mother was a bank and his father a golden paperweight -282257;1346799305;copumpkin;兎 -282256;1346799308;copumpkin;whee -282255;1346799317;usagi;=^^= -282254;1346799374;JWU_42; his mother was a bank and his father a golden paperweight << Now that is funny -282253;1346799401;mircea_popescu;i ocasionally have my moments -282252;1346799405;usagi;My full title is Usagi Fushi no Kyuuketsuki Ohimeasma. And as the princess of the moon I demand that Mircea refer to me by my proper title from now on or face... the penalties. -282251;1346799423;mircea_popescu;mkay countess paperweight -282250;1346799438;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.1021 = 1.4294 BTC [+] -282249;1346799439;mircea_popescu;.tr miasma -282248;1346799440;markac;mircea_popescu: "miasma" (en to en, translate.google.com) -282247;1346799442;mircea_popescu;pff -282246;1346799447;mircea_popescu;it actually means stench in romanian -282245;1346799452;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1249 = 2.498 BTC [-] -282244;1346799460;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1249 = 2.498 BTC [-] -282243;1346799478;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.059 = 0.177 BTC [-] -282242;1346799484;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1249 = 0.9992 BTC [-] -282241;1346799485;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.125 = 0.25 BTC [+] -282240;1346799489;usagi;mircea: I gave the 200 bitcoins to my shareholders. -282239;1346799520;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.14999999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -282238;1346799555;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -282237;1346799574;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: it means stench in english too -282236;1346799591;copumpkin;or greek, I guess :P -282235;1346799638;mircea_popescu;o, you're greek ? -282234;1346799723;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.1249 = 1.3739 BTC [-] -282233;1346799725;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 45 @ 0.125 = 5.625 BTC [+] -282232;1346799768;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: fuck you shit bird -282231;1346799778;usagi;lol? -282230;1346799793;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob it's not my fault about your mother man. how was i going to know ? -282229;1346799796;usagi;Shit bird, that's a new one.. what brought this on -282228;1346799873;copumpkin;lol -282227;1346799885;copumpkin;usagi: EskimoBob disapproves of mircea_popescu's involvement in porn -282226;1346799889;copumpkin;as fas as I remember -282225;1346799905;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: what kind of porn did you do, anyway? gay for pay/ -282224;1346799910;copumpkin;that's the best -282223;1346799911;mircea_popescu;i just thought he's a little unhinged cause his toaster buying ipo didn't go so well ? -282222;1346799984;usagi;Well, in one sense porn is just a business. But, a responsible businessman would realize it offends many, many people. -282221;1346800002;usagi;Even just politically it sets you up as a target. It's easy to take a stance against MPEX because, well, let's be honest -282220;1346800006;usagi;It hosts illegal porn. -282219;1346800010;copumpkin;lol -282218;1346800029;copumpkin;usagi: I'm curious, how old are you? -282217;1346800034;copumpkin;this isn't a rhetorical question -282216;1346800049;mircea_popescu;usagi if you thought things through for a second, you'd realise you're safer with someone that has been hosting a 4chan for years -282215;1346800056;mircea_popescu;than wioth some random kid who bought a domain. -282214;1346800103;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.125 BTC [+] -282213;1346800126;usagi;It's not about that -282212;1346800138;usagi;Like i said it's just a business. It just makes you a target -282211;1346800174;mircea_popescu;"it just makes me a target". i've been a target. for a long while. do you understand this ? -282210;1346800191;mircea_popescu;i have bigger guns is the point, my safety isn't your mousy safety, let's be anon and hope we're never a target. -282209;1346800198;usagi;Erm no you don't -282208;1346800204;usagi;I mean politically (I said politically) -282207;1346800213;usagi;I can just say "You host porn, no discussion, won't list" -282206;1346800218;mircea_popescu;because some deluded fuck who thinks he lives on the moon says so. right. -282205;1346800224;usagi;You can't even respond to that logically -282204;1346800232;usagi;Lol, everyone knows it dude -282203;1346800233;mircea_popescu;you don't have anything you could list to begin with. -282202;1346800238;usagi;It's a running joke, mpex hosts porn -282201;1346800280;usagi;Am I wrong? :p -282200;1346800284;mircea_popescu;i'm fascinated tho. so you think you're good enough to list on mpex now ?! who the fuck are you ? what have you done ? -282199;1346800288;mircea_popescu;gtfo lmao. -282198;1346800292;copumpkin;I hear glenn beck murdered a hooker -282197;1346800295;JWU_42;I can't believe I have stayed away from this channel for so long - this is hilarious -282196;1346800307;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 lettat be a lesson to you. -282195;1346800329;usagi;Right because 2 days ago you were congratulating me on the work I did with nyan, and 2 weeks before that telling me to keep up the good work with bmf -282194;1346800333;mircea_popescu;copumpkin i hear jimblo wales did porn too. -282193;1346800335;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.125 = 0.5 BTC [+] -282192;1346800341;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: ooh -282191;1346800343;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you are a loser. Period. You bragging here just makes you even bigger loser. There is nothing you can really do about it except just fuck off. -282190;1346800343;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.125 = 0.25 BTC [+] -282189;1346800344;mircea_popescu;usagi quote pls. -282188;1346800358;usagi;Lol you want me to quote you from 2 weeks ago on irc -282187;1346800361;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob hello and welcome back to the place where we type words. well done, keep up the good work. -282186;1346800370;mircea_popescu;usagi i want you to back up what you say. -282185;1346800380;usagi;I want you to STAND by what you say -282184;1346800385;mircea_popescu;sigh. -282183;1346800387;usagi;Not demand people quote you -282182;1346800389;copumpkin;stand by meeeee -282181;1346800391;usagi;You know what you said :) -282180;1346800404;mircea_popescu;yes, i do. which is why i ask for a quote. -282179;1346800413;usagi;From 2 weeks ago on IRC. -282178;1346800429;usagi;Well I want a peanut butter sandwich. -282177;1346800431;mircea_popescu;you say that like a douche that has no ideea what logs are. -282176;1346800432;usagi;And a car. -282175;1346800437;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: longer you talk, bigger fool you look. You are a loser. What part of this you do not understand? -282174;1346800441;usagi;Oh you have logs -282173;1346800446;mircea_popescu;d'oh ?! -282172;1346800449;usagi;Toss 'em over usagi@tsukino.ca -282171;1346800453;mircea_popescu;right. -282170;1346800461;mircea_popescu;it'll be 5 btc per mb. -282169;1346800470;mircea_popescu;name the channels you want i'll give you an address. -282168;1346800480;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 5 @ 0.39 = 1.95 BTC [-] -282167;1346800481;usagi;It's your interest -282166;1346800482;usagi;not mine -282165;1346800485;PsychoticBoy;wtf an east european hooker is cheaper, you must know mircea -282164;1346800496;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy hey, guy's a banker, he makes 800% -282163;1346800500;mircea_popescu;i gotta make ends meet over here. -282162;1346800511;usagi;Oh and by the way that'll be 10btc for the sandwich, mircea -282161;1346800515;usagi;(same logic) -282160;1346800527;EskimoBob;you are a porn peddling turd. Your "exchange" is also a host for porn -282159;1346800528;mircea_popescu;the sandwhich you ate, i'm paying for ? -282158;1346800532;mircea_popescu;fucken welfare generation. -282157;1346800534;BTC-Mining;"I can hear a lot of kids arguing in here!" https://encrypted-tbn3.google.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSJkqT9TWq-N_2gfbkqwA9b-Xp29TSYmcZ92EvUvVaauDCTil6H -282156;1346800537;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob so is your mother. -282155;1346800538;usagi;The logs you sent, I'm paying for? -282154;1346800556;JWU_42;EskimoBob has a thing for feces -282153;1346800557;EskimoBob;so is my mother? -282152;1346800557;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1021 = 1.021 BTC [+] -282151;1346800563;JWU_42;your site is a turd, mining bonds are truds -282150;1346800564;mircea_popescu;yes bobby, so is your mother. -282149;1346800565;EskimoBob;what a idiot you are :) -282148;1346800573;EskimoBob;so is my mother what? -282147;1346800580;mircea_popescu;a porn peddling turd. -282146;1346800589;BTC-Mining;Seriously tho, can't we all agree everyone hates everyone and stay quiet? -282145;1346800600;mircea_popescu;i don't hate everyone. -282144;1346800609;mircea_popescu;fuck you for even suggesting it. -282143;1346800611;JWU_42;I hate very few people -282142;1346800620;JWU_42;but dislike many -282141;1346800624;EskimoBob;what are you babbling about mircea_popescu? -282140;1346800635;mircea_popescu;now there i agree with the JWU_42. i dislike many people. -282139;1346800662;JWU_42;ok - we found 2 things we can agree on - progress... -282138;1346800693;coingenuity;wtf are you guys arguing about -282137;1346800697;BTC-Mining;Bah, I'll be in #bitcoin-shares mindining my own business... -282136;1346800701;mircea_popescu;in case anyone's curious about EskimoBob's mom btw : http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_liw53fRFCm1qexv0so1_500.jpg -282135;1346800707;EskimoBob;nothing really coingenuity -282134;1346800718;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu is freaking out -282133;1346800723;mircea_popescu;coingenuity well it started from dmc and ended up a general discussion on things -282132;1346800724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00357261 = 0.5359 BTC [-] -282131;1346800747;coingenuity;WHY CANT WE ALL JUST GET ALONG! -282130;1346800750;EskimoBob;and posting images of his mom . how pathetic is that :) -282129;1346800752;EskimoBob;LOL -282128;1346800756;mircea_popescu;lol -282127;1346800756;EskimoBob;what a loser you are mircea_popescu -282126;1346800760;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 37 @ 0.1068 = 3.9516 BTC [-] -282125;1346800778;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob my mom ain't barefoot. -282124;1346800791;coingenuity;on a serious note though, lets try to keep it civil.... we're all peers in a tiny community so we should try to get along -282123;1346800811;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: do you even know who she is? -282122;1346800812;coingenuity;if we're all throwing shit at one another in a tiny room, everyone ends up covered in shit -282121;1346800815;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 99 @ 0.1067 = 10.5633 BTC [-] -282120;1346800816;mircea_popescu;nah. getting along is what inflates ponzis. -282119;1346800825;mircea_popescu;we should focus on saying things, no maatter who gets hurt. -282118;1346800870;coingenuity;nah, gotta maintain amicable atmosphheres to get anything done -282117;1346800881;mircea_popescu;look, you've tried that theory in otc -282116;1346800883;mircea_popescu;otc went to shit. -282115;1346800889;mircea_popescu;this is the place where people getting things done moved. -282114;1346800893;mircea_popescu;let's learn the lessons of the past. -282113;1346800913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25979 @ 0.00039988 = 10.3885 BTC [-] -282112;1346800914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5221 @ 0.000397 = 2.0727 BTC [-] -282111;1346800931;mircea_popescu;don't make friends just because people are in the same cryptocurrency as you. make friends if people are worthy of being your friends. -282110;1346800977;usagi;otc is a nice idea but it needs to be institutionalized. -282109;1346800989;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -282108;1346801000;usagi;Turned into a credit agency. -282107;1346801019;mircea_popescu;usagi : institutionalized means in english "put into mental hospital" -282106;1346801024;EskimoBob;"are worthy of" - you talk like a scammer -282105;1346801036;usagi;No it does not always mean that, Mircea... -282104;1346801072;usagi;in fact -282103;1346801080;usagi;the meaning you quoted is a secondary meaning -282102;1346801091;mircea_popescu;sigh -282101;1346801093;usagi;institutionalize/ˌinstiˈt(y)o͞oSHənlˌīz/ -282100;1346801093;usagi;1. Establish (something, typically a practice or activity) as a convention or norm in an organization or culture. -282099;1346801093;usagi;2. Place or keep (someone) in a residential institution. -282098;1346801096;mircea_popescu;you know english better than me too now ? -282097;1346801097;rg;mircea -282096;1346801100;rg;that video is hilarious -282095;1346801100;mircea_popescu;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institutionalized -282094;1346801102;rg;about the .it theifs -282093;1346801105;usagi;Well, yeah actually -282092;1346801107;rg;theifs* -282091;1346801110;rg;thiefs* -282090;1346801111;usagi;For one, I'm an English teacher -282089;1346801111;mircea_popescu;rg yea -282088;1346801119;usagi;I'll leave it there though -282087;1346801124;mircea_popescu;you're a finance english teacher ? -282086;1346801131;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1021 BTC [+] -282085;1346801135;usagi;No, I didn't say that. -282084;1346801149;mircea_popescu;so you're a non native speaker public worker on the lowest possible pay braket -282083;1346801161;usagi;Nope, didn't say that either. -282082;1346801162;mircea_popescu;and you daresay you know both the language and finance better than anyone. -282081;1346801166;mircea_popescu;this is fascinating even moar. -282080;1346801173;usagi;I didn't say that either. -282079;1346801176;usagi;You're basically a liar. -282078;1346801201;mircea_popescu;i'm a liar because you're a teacher who aspires to be something more than a teacher ? -282077;1346801202;BTC-Mining;Why does everyone misquotes everyone? -282076;1346801208;usagi;I said, "otc is a nice idea but it needs to be institutionalized." and in response to your blatant troll, "No it does not always mean that, Mircea..." -282075;1346801213;usagi;Then I quoted the dictionary. -282074;1346801215;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining cause quoting properly takes work. -282073;1346801223;usagi;That's it. -282072;1346801231;mircea_popescu;you know, troll can't be used like that either. -282071;1346801239;mircea_popescu;troll is a noun. -282070;1346801241;usagi;Yeah you're a troll. -282069;1346801244;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu you are lonely loser how made a penny more than your beggar neighbour and now you think you are something special. No, you are not :) -282068;1346801245;usagi;It's pretty obvious. -282067;1346801260;mircea_popescu;lonely loser how made a penny << how isn't used like that either. -282066;1346801262;EskimoBob;and yes, you are a troll -282065;1346801267;mircea_popescu;jesus this should be #esl -282064;1346801280;mod6;haha -282063;1346801294;BTC-Mining;Or make assumptions? That's what makes bad partners, bad partners. Always jealous and jumping right to the conclusion, throwing shit everywhere before verifying anything... -282062;1346801295;usagi;troll 1 (trl) v. trolled, troll·ing, trolls (http://www.thefreedictionary.com/troll) -282061;1346801302;usagi;At this point is has become obvious Mircea is a poor troll... I'm out guys. Got work to do. -282060;1346801322;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well, for my own education, point them out on my side. -282059;1346801332;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 46 @ 0.125 = 5.75 BTC [+] -282058;1346801334;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1021 BTC [+] -282057;1346801428;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.12999999 = 1.04 BTC [+] -282056;1346801655;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 11 @ 0.1066 = 1.1726 BTC [-] -282055;1346801801;nefario;just chiming in on the OTC thing -282054;1346801814;nefario;I think the whole system is flawed for larger groups -282053;1346801819;nefario;works fine for small groups -282052;1346801825;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1065 = 0.3195 BTC [-] -282051;1346801826;nefario;once it grows past a certain size -282050;1346801829;mircea_popescu;that may well be true. -282049;1346801832;nefario;much of the ratings become useless -282048;1346801840;nefario;as no one really knows anyone else -282047;1346801847;nefario;for example -282046;1346801850;nefario;pirate -282045;1346801852;mircea_popescu;are you talking about otc or wot ? -282044;1346801857;nefario;had a GREAT rating -282043;1346801860;nefario;sorry -282042;1346801861;nefario;WOT -282041;1346801888;mircea_popescu;well, our hope is that historically a wot is what created capitalist economy. the hansa was one huge wot. the lombard trade was one huge wot -282040;1346801892;mircea_popescu;the jewish were one immense wot. -282039;1346801904;nefario;that may be so -282038;1346801908;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 50 @ 0.1065 = 5.325 BTC [-] -282037;1346801910;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [+] -282036;1346801910;mircea_popescu;of course, all of these were maintained by responsible people, who didn't give two rat's asses for decorum. -282035;1346801912;nefario;but they were not anonymous -282034;1346801914;nefario;were they? -282033;1346801918;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.40009999 BTC [+] -282032;1346801918;mircea_popescu;pseudonymous really -282031;1346801918;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.40009999 BTC [+] -282030;1346801919;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 11 @ 0.4001 = 4.4011 BTC [+] -282029;1346801926;mircea_popescu;as nobody could REALLY verify identity past this -282028;1346801944;mircea_popescu;most of the classical art (operas etc) are based on mistaken identity -282027;1346801954;mircea_popescu;why do you think ? because the entire economy was run as a pseudonymous wot. -282026;1346802016;mircea_popescu;take the taming of the shrew as a fine example. servant and master switch roles. everyone knows there is a master, but nobody knows WHO exactly it is. except his own father. -282025;1346802018;nefario;I think there is limits to a WOT and OTC where there is no enforcement of contracts beyond banishment from the community -282024;1346802021;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7299 BTC [-] -282023;1346802024;john_smith;trust me -282022;1346802028;john_smith;I have a real name -282021;1346802035;jcpham;k -282020;1346802045;nefario;and even banishment doesn't work in an environment like this -282019;1346802050;mircea_popescu;historically it worked, with the banishment. course we dunno if it ever can be made to work again. -282018;1346802057;nefario;as there is always someone who is willing to do business with them -282017;1346802061;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC -282016;1346802066;nefario;and -282015;1346802080;nefario;people are able to easily re-invent their identity online -282014;1346802082;mircea_popescu;nefario : for sure we have HUGE obstacles to overcome before this is all settled. -282013;1346802082;copumpkin;nefario: more importantly, banishment doesn't work because you can create a new identity -282012;1346802083;copumpkin;yeah -282011;1346802092;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 7 @ 0.00999999 = 0.07 BTC [+] -282010;1346802099;mircea_popescu;yeah, this is a serious problem, in and of itself. -282009;1346802111;mircea_popescu;for all we know pirate is still around, facing us as some bright lad with an ideea. -282008;1346802129;mircea_popescu;if we turn this into a paranoid xenophobia we will just wither and die. -282007;1346802138;mircea_popescu;so... yeah. -282006;1346802158;usagi;So what are bitcoins -282005;1346802176;copumpkin;bitcoins are like totally awesome dude -282004;1346802186;nefario;like -282003;1346802188;dub;lol bitfloor pwned? -282002;1346802189;nefario;you can -282001;1346802191;usagi;Bitcoins are a way to drag hackers and techies kicking and screaming into the real world; the wot trust model doesn't work -282000;1346802192;nefario;smoke them -281999;1346802193;mircea_popescu;dub yup -281998;1346802196;nefario;wait -281997;1346802197;dub;muppets -281996;1346802197;nefario;no -281995;1346802199;usagi;and all those big bad banks? they were right all along -281994;1346802200;nefario;you can -281993;1346802206;nefario;BUY smokes with them -281992;1346802207;nefario;ja -281991;1346802214;mircea_popescu;dub some people are doubting whether it was an actual compromise. -281990;1346802258;dub;oh hey, bitcoinica 2.0 -281989;1346802282;nefario;I hate all this conspiracy talk -281988;1346802297;nefario;it gets so boring when you hear it again and again -281987;1346802311;nefario;everytime something happens -281986;1346802314;mircea_popescu;well the story is that someone connected to a server through which they connected to the server where they held unencrypted pws of the wallet. -281985;1346802316;usagi;Do you have logs of the ip who created the trade? -281984;1346802317;nefario;crys of INSIDE JOB -281983;1346802322;mircea_popescu;this is doable but SO DIFFICULT to do... -281982;1346802349;dub;nefario: so you believe zhou's story? that his 'friend' took the money then gave it back? -281981;1346802357;nefario;not at all -281980;1346802365;dub;you damn conspiracy theorist -281979;1346802371;nefario;I haven't believed zhou since the first hack -281978;1346802372;mircea_popescu;dub it's such a stupid story tho... who the fuck knows anymore. -281977;1346802386;mircea_popescu;nefario wasn't slush hit in that one too ? the vps thing ? -281976;1346802388;dub;thing is its a perfectly reasonable story to a chinaman -281975;1346802389;nefario;and I've dealt with Chinese people -281974;1346802395;dub;because they are baldfaced lying morons -281973;1346802403;nefario;so I generally dont trust any of them -281972;1346802404;mircea_popescu;what, all the chinese are liars now ? -281971;1346802408;dub;yes -281970;1346802417;nefario;mircea_popescu: not all, just most -281969;1346802420;dub;its a cultural aspect of china -281968;1346802422;mircea_popescu;i only knew a handful of chinese people, and never been there -281967;1346802425;mircea_popescu;but they seemed ok -281966;1346802437;nefario;you never had the chance to learn for yourself -281965;1346802441;mircea_popescu;indeed not. -281964;1346802453;nefario;I would only do business with family there -281963;1346802457;nefario;wouldn't trust anyone else -281962;1346802464;nefario;which -281961;1346802475;nefario;funny enough is often how things work there -281960;1346802479;dub;even family.. -281959;1346802481;mircea_popescu;hmmm... isn't this what the chinese themselves do ? only deal in family ? -281958;1346802491;dub;you can't control what happens to them because the entire country is corrupt -281957;1346802492;nefario;ja still need to be careful even with family -281956;1346802537;mircea_popescu;there certainly is more to the friend took money gave back story tho. -281955;1346802544;mircea_popescu;i mean, i read the logs. zhou was "not getting a salary" ? -281954;1346802554;mircea_popescu;they had a layered cake of conventions, deals and dealings a mile tall. -281953;1346802559;nefario;maybe there wasn't more -281952;1346802563;nefario;maybe there was less -281951;1346802567;nefario;who cares -281950;1346802572;nefario;it's such a quagmire -281949;1346802579;nefario;with so many liers -281948;1346802584;nefario;why even bother trying -281947;1346802586;dub;it doesnt matter if you trust them or they are trustworthy, an event that seems unconscionable to you is normal to them -281946;1346802602;dub;like simply having everythign they have ever owned taken by someone else with no recourse -281945;1346802629;mircea_popescu;this sounds like bdsm already. -281944;1346802633;dub;they'll just be like, 'oh well' move on, nothing can be done -281943;1346802652;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 100 @ 0.0152 = 1.52 BTC [+] -281942;1346802661;mircea_popescu;i guess it must happen often then. -281941;1346802664;dub;if they complain the'll probably end up being injected into an americans lips -281940;1346802683;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -281939;1346802707;dub;(biotech manufacturing plants are attached to prisons in china) -281938;1346802710;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.7501 = 2.2503 BTC [-] -281937;1346802718;nefario;fun -281936;1346802721;nefario;or you know -281935;1346802725;nefario;off to the 4 year gulag -281934;1346802732;nefario;thats quite common -281933;1346802733;dub;there are stories of prisoners having their skin harvested for collagen while still alive -281932;1346802742;mircea_popescu;hm -281931;1346802752;mircea_popescu;impossible to discern truth from journofiction in those tho -281930;1346802754;mircea_popescu;at least for me -281929;1346802814;nefario;communism with "chinese characterisitics" is what they call it -281928;1346802815;nefario;lol -281927;1346802833;dub;I forget who but a reasonably big news outfit did a sting buy of chinese collagen which tested as human derived -281926;1346802833;nefario;another name for it is fascism without killing jews -281925;1346802843;rg;oh dear -281924;1346802846;rg;is that bad dub? -281923;1346802853;nefario;rg -281922;1346802858;nefario;you server slow -281921;1346802859;mircea_popescu;well ya but i mean human derived... -281920;1346802862;nefario;MAKE IT FAST!!! -281919;1346802868;rg;nefario: which server -281918;1346802875;nefario;eh my one -281917;1346802878;rg;someone has been syncing a bitcoind after i told them not to -281916;1346802878;nefario;give me a sec -281915;1346802910;rg;you're on dallas -281914;1346802915;rg;it shouldn't be too slow -281913;1346802917;rg;its not loaded -281912;1346802927;rg;16:55:21 up 122 days, 16:42, 1 user, load average: 1.65, 1.40, 1.51 -281911;1346802945;rg;and that 1 is your ruby process -281910;1346802954;nefario;http://67.222.146.58:9999/asset/view/BITBOND -281909;1346802971;nefario;should be fast -281908;1346802974;rg;seems fine to me.. -281907;1346802974;nefario;but it's not -281906;1346802976;usagi;Syncing -281905;1346802982;rg;someone else view that -281904;1346802984;rg;is it slow? -281903;1346802986;usagi;What do you mean by syncing? Is it me? -281902;1346802987;rg;it loaded very quick for me -281901;1346803000;nefario;are you in dallas? -281900;1346803004;rg;no -281899;1346803006;mircea_popescu;rg http://browsershots.org/http://67.222.146.58:9999/asset/view/BITBOND -281898;1346803007;rg;im on the other side of the country -281897;1346803008;mircea_popescu;that was yest. -281896;1346803011;rg;real 0m2.140s -281895;1346803011;rg;user 0m0.004s -281894;1346803011;rg;sys 0m0.012s -281893;1346803016;rg;that's curl url_here -281892;1346803020;mircea_popescu;like 9x% of them timed out -281891;1346803054;rg;dude look at the URL theyre loading -281890;1346803057;rg;its not that IP -281889;1346803065;mircea_popescu;it's what he quoted above ? -281888;1346803085;rg;http://api.browsershots.org/png/original/fd/fd8b4f767e646334df3ea1b898395979.png -281887;1346803088;rg;look at the URL being loaded -281886;1346803090;rg;its not BitVPS -281885;1346803091;mircea_popescu;http://browsershots.org/screenshots/64f1bc22d6d0a33c6f7dad7fb9f2a247 some loaded tho -281884;1346803095;rg;ofcourse -281883;1346803100;rg;it looks like browsershots was ovreloaded -281882;1346803103;mircea_popescu;o you suppose it fucked up cause of ip/dns name ? -281881;1346803105;rg;api.browsershots.org to be exact -281880;1346803111;rg;they all say -281879;1346803115;rg;'contacted api.browsershots.. waiting' -281878;1346803117;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 18 @ 0.000124 = 0.0022 BTC [-] -281877;1346803123;mircea_popescu;hm -281876;1346803132;rg;run it again -281875;1346803134;rg;i bet they'll all work -281874;1346803143;mircea_popescu;well you run it, what, just put the url in -281873;1346803164;rg;you do ti -281872;1346803168;mircea_popescu;no u -281871;1346803169;mircea_popescu;:D -281870;1346803169;rg;im about to eat lunch -281869;1346803175;mircea_popescu;nefario can do it. -281868;1346803176;rg;and i have a bunchof shit to do -281867;1346803195;mircea_popescu;good site to test sites with anyway. -281866;1346803221;BTC-Mining;Why u no use SingleHop in chicago? -281865;1346803235;rg;i do -281864;1346803240;rg;Chicago is full -281863;1346803241;BTC-Mining;I like SingleHop =/ -281862;1346803245;rg;i havent put any new clients on chicago in months -281861;1346803251;rg;we have like 3 other awesome nodes -281860;1346803257;rg;switzerland is SO fucking popular -281859;1346803263;rg;definitely a good move, on my part, cause i rule -281858;1346803276;rg;gonna get another node in switzerland soon -281857;1346803279;rg;probably this month -281856;1346803289;rg;ok -281855;1346803291;rg;afk for few hrs -281854;1346803296;mircea_popescu;i kinda like singlehop too -281853;1346803308;mircea_popescu;for like us gaming and stuff it's pretty well placed -281852;1346803317;BTC-Mining;Why switzerland? Because of the financial laws? -281851;1346803339;dub;admin@aklab-mx960> request system reboot -281850;1346803339;dub;error: could not open database: /var/run/db/juniper.db: Too many open files in system -281849;1346803344;dub;doh, sorry -281848;1346803347;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4800 @ 0.00084715 = 4.0663 BTC [+] -281847;1346803375;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -281846;1346803386;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i think they're right in the middle of the german ring -281845;1346803391;mircea_popescu;great peering all through -281844;1346803421;BTC-Mining;Eh, I guess -281843;1346803475;mircea_popescu;i dunno who trusts their "financial privacy" anymore anyway -281842;1346803554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00040147 = 8.8323 BTC [+] -281841;1346803590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15000 @ 0.0034 = 51 BTC [+] -281840;1346803677;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7700 @ 0.00084715 = 6.5231 BTC [+] -281839;1346803678;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15331 @ 0.00082643 = 12.67 BTC [-] -281838;1346803680;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.0007984 = 1.5968 BTC [-] -281837;1346803681;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1100 @ 0.00076437 = 0.8408 BTC [-] -281836;1346803682;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 22185 @ 0.00076166 = 16.8974 BTC [-] -281835;1346803683;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11500 @ 0.0007597 = 8.7366 BTC [-] -281834;1346803683;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20876 @ 0.00075129 = 15.6839 BTC [-] -281833;1346803685;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9308 @ 0.00074879 = 6.9697 BTC [-] -281832;1346803797;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.095 BTC [+] -281831;1346803799;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 9 @ 0.09999 = 0.8999 BTC [+] -281830;1346803808;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8292 @ 0.00074879 = 6.209 BTC [-] -281829;1346803809;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00074567 = 1.4913 BTC [-] -281828;1346803810;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19708 @ 0.00073557 = 14.4966 BTC [-] -281827;1346803811;usagi;http://stochastically.com -- quotes, dividends, and more! -281826;1346803942;mircea_popescu;da fuck is that. like a riemann ? -281825;1346803959;usagi;LOL -281824;1346803961;usagi;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It%C5%8D_calculus -281823;1346803974;usagi;[06:12:20] da fuck is that. like a riemann ? -281822;1346803977;usagi;priceless -281821;1346804000;mircea_popescu;what's so priceless about it ? -281820;1346804016;usagi;You keep saying how much you know about finance and how little the people who disagree with you do -281819;1346804024;mircea_popescu;dude, i'm not a quant. -281818;1346804044;usagi;What exactly is your finance background? -281817;1346804062;mircea_popescu;trading. -281816;1346804078;dub;here is usagi's finance background http://i.imgur.com/bpKwU.gif -281815;1346804081;mircea_popescu;for instance, when they made the first large romanian brokerage house, way back in the 90s -281814;1346804083;usagi;Yeah well see this is what I am talking about. -281813;1346804096;usagi;Have you actually studied finance at all? -281812;1346804104;mircea_popescu;they went through customer roosters and picked people to hire to train as brokers. -281811;1346804112;mircea_popescu;they picked me, but i couldn't go, cause i was 17. -281810;1346804159;copumpkin;dragostea din tei -281809;1346804166;mircea_popescu;ahah wut ? -281808;1346804169;usagi;Well I can't say I'm suprised -281807;1346804179;usagi;Everyone here is a trader mircea that isn't something special -281806;1346804189;mircea_popescu;sigh. -281805;1346804201;mircea_popescu;everyone on the internet is a dog -281804;1346804211;mircea_popescu;when they're done being an astronaut and Casanova. -281803;1346804221;copumpkin;everyone on the internet is a pornstar -281802;1346804237;usagi;Actually it is interesting that you mention quants, I wonder if any of the bots around here have any good math inside them -281801;1346804260;mircea_popescu;no, they have bad math. -281800;1346804262;mircea_popescu;tis satanic. -281799;1346804281;usagi;Oh wow dub that really does look like me too! -281798;1346804299;JWU_42;2+1 = maybe yes -281797;1346804304;EskimoBob;you guys are still going at it :) wtf! -281796;1346804313;EskimoBob;yawn... -281795;1346804322;JWU_42;EskimoBob: see what u are missing out on... -281794;1346804339;mircea_popescu;so let's cut this fish then. usagi, pick a couple of stochastic processes of your choosing and demonstrate ito calculus. -281793;1346804339;copumpkin;I wish I could list porn on my resume -281792;1346804347;EskimoBob;naaah... I do not care -281791;1346804349;mircea_popescu;you have one hour. do something that's not available to c/p online. -281790;1346804350;usagi;lol -281789;1346804355;copumpkin;child porn? -281788;1346804359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29400 @ 0.00040132 = 11.7988 BTC [-] -281787;1346804367;usagi;You don't even know what that means, mircea -281786;1346804376;mircea_popescu;dude, never mind me. you have one hour./ -281785;1346804381;mircea_popescu;don't fritter it away. -281784;1346804383;usagi;How about no -281783;1346804386;mircea_popescu;this is your one chance to impress the adults. -281782;1346804393;usagi;No wait, let's make this interesting -281781;1346804398;copumpkin;http://quant.stackexchange.com/ -281780;1346804398;usagi;I'll bet you $1000 -281779;1346804403;usagi;right now mircea -281778;1346804405;usagi;yes or no -281777;1346804414;mircea_popescu;bet me 100o that waht ? -281776;1346804419;usagi;Right now yes or now. -281775;1346804422;copumpkin;lol -281774;1346804425;mircea_popescu;aw shit. -281773;1346804428;copumpkin;flip dat coin -281772;1346804430;smickles;;;coin -281771;1346804431;gribble;heads -281770;1346804433;smickles;:D -281769;1346804457;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1021 = 0.2042 BTC [+] -281768;1346804463;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.099998 = 4.9999 BTC [+] -281767;1346804467;mircea_popescu;so basically what happened here is that copumpkin said something, usagi googled, found wikipedia and now thinks he knows ito calculus. and he'll bet me. -281766;1346804474;usagi;Ok yeah back to work I guess... -281765;1346804477;mircea_popescu;this reminds me vaguely of that thing that failed, what was it called... -281764;1346804483;mircea_popescu;the one on reddit. -281763;1346804486;usagi;That thing called mircea has no balls -281762;1346804492;usagi;kek -281761;1346804496;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: /r/jailbait? -281760;1346804500;mircea_popescu;nono, -281759;1346804510;Lyspooner;heliocentrism? -281758;1346804513;copumpkin;/r/reddit.com ? -281757;1346804515;mircea_popescu;the "company" that was doing something or the other and peopleended up logging in as anyone etc -281756;1346804532;mircea_popescu;lemme dig. -281755;1346804562;copumpkin;digg :) -281754;1346804576;mircea_popescu;bitdaytrade -281753;1346804608;mircea_popescu;"We do use... that thing... the one you just talked about. Right. We totally use that. You know, the one from... the market. The thing market." -281752;1346804612;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ybaut/do_not_invest_in_bitdaytrade_this_website_is/ -281751;1346804620;mircea_popescu;this is about the level of it tbh. -281750;1346804634;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1021 = 1.021 BTC [+] -281749;1346804642;copumpkin;oh that -281748;1346804647;mircea_popescu;yeah. that ito thing. -281747;1346804650;mircea_popescu;with the good math. -281746;1346804661;copumpkin;speaking of finance and math -281745;1346804671;copumpkin;https://class.coursera.org/compfinance-2012-001 -281744;1346804691;smickles;coursera, i've heard talk about that site -281743;1346804714;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 50 @ 0.00999999 = 0.5 BTC [+] -281742;1346804719;usagi;copumpkin is that a good site? -281741;1346804731;usagi;Will it teach me how to align this motherf***** buy button? https://hotwallet.ca/xc/orderbook.php -281740;1346804734;mircea_popescu;why don't they put the teachers' names up front ? -281739;1346804735;copumpkin;usagi: it's just a general site for running online courses, but the course is starting today -281738;1346804740;copumpkin;and it's a prof from UW -281737;1346804744;mircea_popescu;o ? -281736;1346804748;copumpkin;so it sounds fairly legit -281735;1346804755;copumpkin;it's one of those free online courses -281734;1346804755;usagi;online courses have come a long way -281733;1346804804;Lyspooner;i was told this was a channel concerning bitcoin assets? -281732;1346804813;copumpkin;Lyspooner: it's a pissing contest, really -281731;1346804818;mircea_popescu;http://quant.stackexchange.com/questions/1490/why-would-an-investor-trade-a-variance-swap-over-a-volatility-swap -281730;1346804820;mircea_popescu;i like that one. -281729;1346804834;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner well there's the assbot dumping quotes -281728;1346804841;mircea_popescu;and then the people discuss vaguely related matters. -281727;1346804851;Lyspooner;ok cool -281726;1346804853;smickles;Lyspooner: what asset would you like to talk about? -281725;1346804861;mircea_popescu;lol -281724;1346804885;smickles;damn, i was just going to route him to the assbot wiki page -281723;1346804917;copumpkin;there's also skiena's comp finance course -281722;1346804920;copumpkin;if people like this kind of stuff -281721;1346804922;usagi;it's all about price discovery -281720;1346804931;mircea_popescu;i kinda like copumpkin cause he tries to be constructive. -281719;1346804935;usagi;once you know what something is worth... you can have conviction in your trade -281718;1346804943;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.7899 = 2.3697 BTC [+] -281717;1346804951;copumpkin;http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~skiena/691/ is the one, and it has lecture notes, slides, and videos! -281716;1346804957;copumpkin;and you can hear skiena say "mmkay" every two words -281715;1346804967;copumpkin;for about 20 hours -281714;1346804984;copumpkin;(I'm not kidding, it's like the dude in south park) -281713;1346805011;smickles;\o\ -281712;1346805027;smickles;lol -281711;1346805041;mircea_popescu;i dun think i'm cool enough yet copumpkin. i rarely know what things are worth -281710;1346805045;mircea_popescu;and when i do it's usually 0. -281709;1346805047;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1021 = 0.5105 BTC [+] -281708;1346805054;copumpkin;my time is worth $0 :( -281707;1346805066;mircea_popescu;always suspected you had self-worth issues -281706;1346805066;copumpkin;usagi: aha, now we know your financial qualifications! -281705;1346805079;copumpkin;usagi: isn't there that dude in a top hat? is he your financial mentor? -281704;1346805088;copumpkin;he was called milord in the italian dubbed version -281703;1346805099;mircea_popescu;alice in wonderland rip-offs ? -281702;1346805127;copumpkin;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEqhXdFyrzQ -281701;1346805132;copumpkin;that dude -281700;1346805150;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -281699;1346805151;copumpkin;I quite like that quant stack exchange though -281698;1346805155;usagi;Endymion....... -281697;1346805155;copumpkin;more people should use it -281696;1346805163;copumpkin;lol -281695;1346805168;copumpkin;that sounds more badass -281694;1346805172;copumpkin;I never watched it in english or japanese -281693;1346805173;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1021 = 0.2042 BTC [+] -281692;1346805175;usagi;That's his name -281691;1346805195;copumpkin;you know what I love? -281690;1346805207;usagi;Kamen Rider? -281689;1346805212;copumpkin;when people take an obscure math concept, read for about two minutes, and then write a long blog post explaining it, completely wrong -281688;1346805215;copumpkin;from the first sentence -281687;1346805228;usagi;Where -281686;1346805229;copumpkin;I appreciate people trying to learn and people trying to teach -281685;1346805231;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.137 = 1.096 BTC [+] -281684;1346805233;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1375 BTC [+] -281683;1346805244;copumpkin;http://haskell-web.blogspot.com.es/2012/07/from-monads-to-monoids-in-small.html -281682;1346805262;usagi;Haskell is really good for parsing. -281681;1346805265;copumpkin;there's so much wrong with that page -281680;1346805272;copumpkin;I feel bad -281679;1346805273;mircea_popescu;getting back to things of import : so wright has ~4 days to pay up 150k usd ? -281678;1346805274;usagi;Too bad it's so operator heavy. -281677;1346805283;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: it's more like 350k now -281676;1346805286;mircea_popescu;o -281675;1346805343;usagi;35,000 bitcoins :/ -281674;1346805352;copumpkin;pfft -281673;1346805355;copumpkin;peanuts! -281672;1346805361;usagi;bye bye dcoa -281671;1346805375;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -281670;1346805377;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [+] -281669;1346805380;usagi;or whatever it's called -281668;1346805386;usagi;zero credibility -281667;1346805391;mircea_popescu;what's dcoa ? -281666;1346805410;usagi;Well it's a big secret but it won't be if he doesn't pay -281665;1346805457;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/search?q=dcoa+bitcoin <<< -281664;1346805459;mircea_popescu;conspiracy -281663;1346805470;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14999999 BTC [+] -281662;1346805556;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1021 = 1.021 BTC [+] -281661;1346805569;usagi;Well it's hardly a secret, I mean it isn't like they don't have a website. -281660;1346805580;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14999999 BTC [+] -281659;1346805584;mircea_popescu;big secret hardly a secret ? pick one. -281658;1346805697;JWU_42;Digital Currency ... -281657;1346805714;mircea_popescu;of alabama ? -281656;1346805718;JWU_42;winner -281655;1346805722;usagi;You guys keep spoiling my jokes on mircea lol -281654;1346805754;JWU_42;Hey bubba - you know that there 'nernet thingie -281653;1346805773;mircea_popescu;its coming to alabamer -281652;1346805800;JWU_42;I lived there for 4 years - allows me certain liberties to disparage it =) -281651;1346805811;mircea_popescu;i lived there for about a week -281650;1346805820;mircea_popescu;but tbh i kinda liked the place so. -281649;1346805833;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1375 = 0.6875 BTC [+] -281648;1346805846;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [+] -281647;1346805854;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/yc6rf/we_demand_a_public_apology_from_uthezenpadguy/ im just re-reading all this. -281646;1346805905;usagi;yeah i sold all bdt from nyan.b 3 weeks ago -281645;1346805945;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1389 = 0.6945 BTC [+] -281644;1346806060;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.13889 = 1.3889 BTC [-] -281643;1346806075;usagi;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ybaut/do_not_invest_in_bitdaytrade_this_website_is/ -281642;1346806228;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.099999 = 1 BTC [+] -281641;1346806284;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.14999999 = 0.75 BTC [+] -281640;1346806436;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -281639;1346806442;mircea_popescu;http://titleofmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/i-therefore-pronounce-him-a-coward-scoundrel-william-tradewell-general-read.jpg -281638;1346806444;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.149] [Ask: 0.14999999] [Spread: 0.00099999] [Last: 0.14999999] [24hVol: 30.14999799] [7dAvg: 0.14824659] -281637;1346806449;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.13889 BTC [-] -281636;1346806826;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -281635;1346806828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00040147 = 3.4526 BTC [+] -281634;1346806966;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.095 = 0.95 BTC [+] -281633;1346807048;dub;http://dcao.org/?page_id=36 -281632;1346807048;mircea_popescu;!pl PPT.A 1 -281631;1346807048;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -281630;1346807053;assbot;No dividend payments yet. -281629;1346807056;mircea_popescu;aww! -281628;1346807058;mircea_popescu;!pl PPT.D 1 -281627;1346807058;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -281626;1346807060;assbot;No dividend payments yet. -281625;1346807063;mircea_popescu;tsk tsk. -281624;1346807066;dub;its like a roll call at a special school -281623;1346807094;mircea_popescu;wtf os that ;/ -281622;1346807119;mircea_popescu;including some of the brightest minds and most passionate voices in the Bitcoin world. -281621;1346807122;dub;thats DCAO -281620;1346807122;mircea_popescu;bejeebuz. -281619;1346807149;mircea_popescu;In September of 2011 an interesting concept was presented in the DCAO minutes to increase accessibility of digital commodities through mobile payment processors. -281618;1346807152;mircea_popescu;i take it it's long dead. -281617;1346807171;dub;ELLET -281616;1346807183;mircea_popescu;Founded in July 2010, the Organization has already played a major role in the development of cutting-edge financial services and promotional campaigns -281615;1346807184;mircea_popescu;lmao -281614;1346807192;mircea_popescu;let me guess, mybitwallet and bitcoinica. -281613;1346807242;dub;anything matthew touches is going to fail -281612;1346807260;mircea_popescu;if history's any guide... -281611;1346807285;dub;I'm half expecting some high drama suicide attempt or somethign once he loses this bet -281610;1346807291;dub;he appears quite manic about it -281609;1346807305;mircea_popescu;im looking forward to it. maybe he misses. -281608;1346807316;dub;I honestly hope he succeeds -281607;1346807319;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.1021 = 1.4294 BTC [+] -281606;1346807335;dub;there are some people we are just better off without -281605;1346807336;mircea_popescu;well if he was going to miss and misses... -281604;1346807366;dub;sadly I suspect there will just be a show -281603;1346807472;mircea_popescu;im sure we'll read all about it in that magazine thingamajig -281602;1346807503;dub;doubt it -281601;1346807511;mircea_popescu;"I read and dismissed Ayn Rand in the late 1970's. She codified and packaged selfishness and boorishness in such a nice way that it resonated with selfish boors." -281600;1346807513;mircea_popescu;what's a boor ? -281599;1346807543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00040147 = 3.9344 BTC [+] -281598;1346807544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00040186 = 1.0448 BTC [+] -281597;1346807576;nefario;some1 from south afica wt a gun -281596;1346807586;dub;thats boer -281595;1346807607;nefario;da da da -281594;1346807624;dub;they made good sausage -281593;1346807636;dub;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c6/Boerewors_raw.jpg/250px-Boerewors_raw.jpg -281592;1346807646;copumpkin;moo -281591;1346807660;mircea_popescu;their chief guy, kruger (for whom the kugerrand is named) actually believed the earth is flat. -281590;1346807715;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.000124 = 0.0006 BTC [-] -281589;1346807803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0034 = 3.4 BTC [+] -281588;1346807853;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1021 = 0.3063 BTC [+] -281587;1346808235;mircea_popescu;Speaking of that, Zhou I wanted your thoughts on the financial situation. -281586;1346808235;mircea_popescu;As you know, Bitcoinica went from cranking out 6-figure profit one month to -281585;1346808235;mircea_popescu;a flatline the next. I covered most of the deficit from the hack on the -281584;1346808235;mircea_popescu;assumption Bitcoinica profits would quickly fill in the rest. What's -281583;1346808235;mircea_popescu;happened instead is a consistent equity leak that has remained unresolved -281582;1346808235;mircea_popescu;for two months. We've gone from being short 40k to now being short 88k. -281581;1346808237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22628 @ 0.00040186 = 9.0933 BTC [+] -281580;1346808238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12072 @ 0.00040302 = 4.8653 BTC [+] -281579;1346808248;mircea_popescu;this is why i was saying im not so sure the zhoutong friend story is true. -281578;1346808254;mircea_popescu;maybe the guy just got his own money back. -281577;1346808373;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7211 = 3.6055 BTC [-] -281576;1346808375;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.721 = 6.489 BTC [-] -281575;1346808376;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.72000001 = 2.88 BTC [-] -281574;1346808377;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 12 @ 0.72 = 8.64 BTC [-] -281573;1346808510;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.24475 BTC [-] -281572;1346808625;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0957 = 0.957 BTC [+] -281571;1346808696;dub;so Tihan took it? -281570;1346808714;dub;more conspiracy for nefario -281569;1346808793;mircea_popescu;dub i have no ideea, i was just saying why i have my doubts. -281568;1346808827;dub;its exactly the kind of stupidly transparent lie chinese tell -281567;1346808847;mircea_popescu;which ? -281566;1346808892;dub;"some guy I know and did business with, who also uses my old email address sometimes, took the money. BUT he is willing to give it back if I ask him nicely" -281565;1346808907;mircea_popescu;a a that. yeah. -281564;1346808927;mircea_popescu;nevertheless, the truth may be "this guy i know with money who put up the deficit 4 months ago and now just took his own money back -281563;1346808939;mircea_popescu;might be whined into giving some more money for fear of X Y Z" -281562;1346808954;dub;why would zhou lie for tihan though? -281561;1346808966;mircea_popescu;how'd he be lieing for tihan ? -281560;1346808972;mircea_popescu;let me put this out plainly : -281559;1346808981;dub;remember he only came up with this story after trying to cash out the same amount that was taken from mtgox and some other exchange -281558;1346808989;mircea_popescu;1. zhou wrote a shit algorithm for hedging. it seemed good-enouggh originally, but then started losing money. -281557;1346808997;mircea_popescu;2. the site was hacked, the vps thing. -281556;1346808997;dub;and being outed by magicaltux -281555;1346809011;mircea_popescu;3. zhou went to rich chinese guy, bla bla bla'd him about the future of currency, got 50k btc -281554;1346809024;mircea_popescu;on the deal that he'll pay it back with interest from the bitcoinica proceeds. -281553;1346809028;mircea_popescu;4. no bitcoinica proceeds. -281552;1346809033;mircea_popescu;5. guy takes his 50k btc back -281551;1346809034;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14999999 BTC [+] -281550;1346809038;mircea_popescu;6. zhou claims "hack". -281549;1346809046;mircea_popescu;7, zhou explains it was his friend bla bla bla. -281548;1346809047;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -281547;1346809058;mircea_popescu;8. zhou goes to tihan, whines and bitches, threatens him with the spirits of cryptoancestors -281546;1346809063;dub;you are missing another hack or two, but yeah, could have run athat way -281545;1346809066;mircea_popescu;9. tihan throws him 10k btc to get out of this mess -281544;1346809075;mircea_popescu;ya i am, im trying to not run out of fingers here. -281543;1346809155;mircea_popescu;and yes, that mtgox cashing thing is also dubious. -281542;1346809211;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.MINING] 20 @ 0.0999 = 1.998 BTC [+] -281541;1346809336;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -281540;1346809350;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 6 @ 0.087 = 0.522 BTC [+] -281539;1346809477;assbot;[GLBSE] [CC] 1 @ 0.0001 BTC -281538;1346809600;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 3 @ 1.1301 = 3.3903 BTC [-] -281537;1346810454;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.095 = 0.95 BTC [+] -281536;1346810481;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.0975 = 1.95 BTC [+] -281535;1346810495;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 35 @ 0.1 = 3.5 BTC [+] -281534;1346810538;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 25 @ 0.1 = 2.5 BTC [+] -281533;1346810618;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1021 = 0.5105 BTC [+] -281532;1346810695;mircea_popescu;the bitfloor drama is fascinating. -281531;1346810789;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.64 = 1.92 BTC [+] -281530;1346810791;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.641 = 1.923 BTC [+] -281529;1346810942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00040166 = 0.3213 BTC [-] -281528;1346811069;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.62869 = 1.8861 BTC [+] -281527;1346811091;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.14999999 = 0.75 BTC [+] -281526;1346811115;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.138889 = 6.9445 BTC [-] -281525;1346811117;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1388899 = 6.9445 BTC [+] -281524;1346811118;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.13889 = 1.25 BTC [+] -281523;1346811119;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1397 = 0.6985 BTC [+] -281522;1346811121;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1398 = 2.796 BTC [+] -281521;1346811122;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1399 = 2.798 BTC [+] -281520;1346811123;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 21 @ 0.14 = 2.94 BTC [+] -281519;1346811353;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1021 BTC [+] -281518;1346811409;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3284 @ 0.00085411 = 2.8049 BTC [+] -281517;1346811411;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.0008556 = 4.4491 BTC [+] -281516;1346811532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00040132 = 1.9665 BTC [-] -281515;1346811533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00039964 = 3.4369 BTC [-] -281514;1346811652;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.14999999 = 0.75 BTC [+] -281513;1346811763;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.5012 = 2.0048 BTC [+] -281512;1346811765;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.5011 = 2.0044 BTC [-] -281511;1346811766;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.501 = 1.002 BTC [-] -281510;1346811767;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [-] -281509;1346811864;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09577 = 0.1915 BTC [+] -281508;1346811975;mircea_popescu;Few questions: -281507;1346811975;mircea_popescu;Where your servers VPS? -281506;1346811980;mircea_popescu;from whois -281505;1346811980;mircea_popescu;Name Servers: -281504;1346811980;mircea_popescu;ns1.linode.com -281503;1346811985;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha ok this is the best i ever ehard. -281502;1346811991;mircea_popescu;people in btc ARE STILL USING LINODE ?! -281501;1346812042;BTC-Mining;Apparently? -281500;1346812070;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 9 @ 0.075 = 0.675 BTC [-] -281499;1346812071;mircea_popescu;i tell you, thiis is better than tv. -281498;1346812088;BTC-Mining;"Everyone else is using them in bitcoinland! They must be good!" -281497;1346812099;mircea_popescu;i never used them -281496;1346812116;BTC-Mining;Me neither -281495;1346812135;dub;to be fair linode is fine -281494;1346812144;mircea_popescu;dub i would never use them now. -281493;1346812147;mircea_popescu;they can't be fine. -281492;1346812152;dub;they had an employee go rogue, there is no protection from that -281491;1346812164;mircea_popescu;i don't care. what i do is, i pick things and blacklist them. -281490;1346812168;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 8 @ 1.65 = 13.2 BTC [-] -281489;1346812168;mircea_popescu;and there's no recourse. -281488;1346812173;dub;the problem is people putting hot wallets on _VPSEN_ -281487;1346812178;dub;that is fucking retarded -281486;1346812187;mircea_popescu;for sure. -281485;1346812215;dub;shit meeting -281484;1346812232;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09300001 = 0.186 BTC [-] -281483;1346812234;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.093 = 0.279 BTC [-] -281482;1346812235;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 43 @ 0.092705 = 3.9863 BTC [-] -281481;1346812236;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 25 @ 0.092605 = 2.3151 BTC [-] -281480;1346812237;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09260001 = 0.1852 BTC [-] -281479;1346812238;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 32 @ 0.0925 = 2.96 BTC [-] -281478;1346812608;smickles;also -281477;1346812629;smickles;why arn't these exchanges audited and insured? -281476;1346812654;mircea_popescu;by whom ? -281475;1346812670;Obsi;CPA! -281474;1346812687;mircea_popescu;lol -281473;1346812689;smickles;well, don't people like neofurter and rg do security work? -281472;1346812707;mircea_popescu;smickles neither of those could eat a 25k loss. what else you got ? -281471;1346812716;smickles;and if cpa is currently the only option for insureance, something may be able to be worked out -281470;1346812735;mircea_popescu;cpa is the pet project of usagi, who is a well meaning and far overreaching anonymous english teacher. -281469;1346812753;mircea_popescu;insurance means somfin else. -281468;1346812764;smickles;mircea_popescu: it's a sector of the bitcoin economy that needs to be fleshed out, it seems -281467;1346812778;mircea_popescu;well... yeah, but it'll take time. -281466;1346812796;Obsi;Someone should write a how-to security guide for all these exchanges to get up to speed. -281465;1346812802;mircea_popescu;bunch of people have been throwing concepts around, just, insurance ain't so simple in btc. -281464;1346812820;mircea_popescu;Obsi someone was linking something on the forum. the problem is everyone has faith in themselves -281463;1346812829;mircea_popescu;this results in bizzare shortcuts and weird implementations. -281462;1346812872;smickles;i would imagine it to work out something like: in order to qualify for insurance, the agent would require you system to meet with some sort of inspection -281461;1346812890;smickles;and i bet the insurance would cost a pretty penny -281460;1346812895;mircea_popescu;smickles option contracts are insurance, in a way. i don't even know currently if i got taken for 4.5k or not. -281459;1346812910;mircea_popescu;leaving aside the fact that no actor in the "insurance" play=pretend space could eat that and survive, -281458;1346812913;mircea_popescu;what would you do ? -281457;1346812923;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.14999999 = 0.75 BTC [+] -281456;1346812937;smickles;what would i do for what? -281455;1346812950;mircea_popescu;if you were in my shoes. you insured the btc/usd rate and took a loss. what now ? -281454;1346812988;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 400 @ 0.1021 = 40.84 BTC [+] -281453;1346812995;smickles;well, you take a loss. presumeably, you business can handle an amount of losses -281452;1346813005;mircea_popescu;right. this is not how insurance works. -281451;1346813009;mircea_popescu;insurance finds the culprit and sues. -281450;1346813016;mircea_popescu;or w/e, [pur]sues them. -281449;1346813026;mircea_popescu;so i want an answer to this q : do i need to pursue anyone or is it bona fide loss ? -281448;1346813067;smickles;how does insurance work when it's for stuff like hail damage? -281447;1346813074;smickles;no one to pursue there -281446;1346813077;mircea_popescu;you have hail models -281445;1346813082;mircea_popescu;yes, there is. you change the actuarial model. -281444;1346813097;Obsi;You sue the weather -281443;1346813100;mircea_popescu;lol -281442;1346813112;mircea_popescu;but seriously smickles, it's very VERY hard to insure anon. -281441;1346813116;mircea_popescu;suppose you were insuring bitcoinica. -281440;1346813122;mircea_popescu;linode hack, you pay. -281439;1346813126;mircea_popescu;new hack, do you pay ? -281438;1346813131;mircea_popescu;even newer hack, pay still ? -281437;1346813141;smickles;well, if i insured an exchange, i wouldn't allow it to be on a managed vps -281436;1346813142;mircea_popescu;soon enough best scammer business model would revolve around your insurance company. -281435;1346813143;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4800 @ 0.00085578 = 4.1077 BTC [+] -281434;1346813169;mircea_popescu;even irl, w/o anonimity insurance fraud is like the #1 fraud by volume tried in courts. -281433;1346813206;mircea_popescu;it's easy with hail, cause nobody can hail. -281432;1346813213;mircea_popescu;but your claims would result almost always from "hacks". -281431;1346813298;smickles;mircea_popescu: in your case, isn't all actual btc offline? -281430;1346813299;mircea_popescu;and actually, to this day us insurers won't do floods. -281429;1346813303;mircea_popescu;smickles yes. -281428;1346813322;smickles;so then a theft would have to come from physical theft -281427;1346813368;mircea_popescu;except im not an exchange. are you going to only insure exchanges that don't have hot wallets ? -281426;1346813381;smickles;it could be a start -281425;1346813385;Obsi;insurance company should provide the hosting & app platform, then they can be sure if actual hacking is taking place. -281424;1346813397;mircea_popescu;Obsi this is a good point. -281423;1346813410;Diablo-D3;Obsi: in a way -281422;1346813413;Diablo-D3;but the problem is -281421;1346813416;mircea_popescu;you'd need some muscle to force people into obedience, as in, the special cornflakes that they are don't want to give you their code. -281420;1346813416;Diablo-D3;people suck at code -281419;1346813420;Diablo-D3;the platform doesnt fix this -281418;1346813435;smickles;Diablo-D3: suppose the code has to be audited too -281417;1346813437;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you don't let them run it. you run it/ they just give you the code. -281416;1346813450;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: erm -281415;1346813453;mircea_popescu;so yes, this would be a solution, but you would need something bigger than currently available -281414;1346813454;Diablo-D3;you didnt read what I wrote -281413;1346813456;Diablo-D3;THE CODE SUCKS -281412;1346813459;mircea_popescu;both in terms of fuck you power and in terms of btc -281411;1346813461;Diablo-D3;full stop. -281410;1346813469;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 well... yeah. that too. -281409;1346813489;smickles;if the code sucks, it doesn't qualify for insurance -281408;1346813491;Diablo-D3;guess what: you can write stable and secure php. -281407;1346813494;smickles;is that so hard? -281406;1346813497;Diablo-D3;smickles: YES -281405;1346813505;Diablo-D3;if writing sane code was so easy, WE'D NEVER HAVE BUGS -281404;1346813510;mircea_popescu;smickles you can say you're insuring ppl atm then lol -281403;1346813516;mircea_popescu;just... nobody qualifies. -281402;1346813523;Diablo-D3;I mean fuck -281401;1346813531;Diablo-D3;it took me about 4 months to write an STM impl that wasnt shit -281400;1346813538;Diablo-D3;and I still cant prove if its 100% correct -281399;1346813553;smickles;so there is no code good enough to even build an actuarial model around? -281398;1346813557;Diablo-D3;I just know that every attempt Ive made to smash it has failed or lead to bugs that were fixed -281397;1346813559;copumpkin;I prove code all the time -281396;1346813562;mircea_popescu;smickles possibly not. we don't know. -281395;1346813570;mircea_popescu;is the fair answer. maybe there is. -281394;1346813577;mircea_popescu;we're too new and for the largest majority, too stupid. -281393;1346813581;copumpkin;granted, much simpler code than an STM impl :) -281392;1346813583;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: bullshit, you'd have to use a language specifically for that -281391;1346813588;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: and I do -281390;1346813588;mircea_popescu;he does. -281389;1346813590;Diablo-D3;theres only like three languages for that -281388;1346813591;mircea_popescu;ahaha -281387;1346813600;Diablo-D3;and you cant even name one. -281386;1346813606;mircea_popescu;lettuce see this. -281385;1346813609;copumpkin;agda, coq, idris, epigram, -281384;1346813611;mircea_popescu;name one ahaha -281383;1346813619;Diablo-D3;using wikipedia is cheating. -281382;1346813620;copumpkin;let's see -281381;1346813620;copumpkin;twelf -281380;1346813624;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: seriously? -281379;1346813624;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.099999 = 0.4 BTC [+] -281378;1346813627;mircea_popescu;BUT DO YOU KNOW WHAT ITO INTEGRALS ARE -281377;1346813631;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: I do this shit in my free time -281376;1346813632;JWU42;haha -281375;1346813640;copumpkin;https://github.com/copumpkin/categories/tree/master/Categories -281374;1346813645;copumpkin;I have thousands of lines of code of agda -281373;1346813648;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ooh! ooh! I know what intergrals are! THEY ARE NIGHTMARE CONSTRUCTS SPAWNED BY EVIL MATH TEACHERS -281372;1346813650;copumpkin;plastered all over my github -281371;1346813664;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i was referencing a speciffic discussion, i think you weren't here. -281370;1346813669;Diablo-D3;oh -281369;1346813674;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: feh -281368;1346813675;mircea_popescu;copumpkin so why don't you write an exchange ? -281367;1346813681;Diablo-D3;still, go ahead and write a provable stm impl\ -281366;1346813685;Diablo-D3;it aint happening -281365;1346813690;copumpkin;I was tempted to, and started working on it :) -281364;1346813692;copumpkin;the exchange one -281363;1346813693;Diablo-D3;its ugly bastard code that I am not entirely pleased with -281362;1346813694;copumpkin;STM is hard -281361;1346813694;mircea_popescu;hehe kinda stepped in it Diablo-D3 huh -281360;1346813696;copumpkin;and I'm not going to try -281359;1346813701;Diablo-D3;STM is extra fucking hard -281358;1346813710;copumpkin;I'd need to build concurrency models first -281357;1346813713;Diablo-D3;maybe in 20 years I can replace it with hardware stm -281356;1346813714;copumpkin;because these languages give you very few primitives -281355;1346813719;copumpkin;so you need to build most things from scratch -281354;1346813722;copumpkin;HTM! -281353;1346813738;Diablo-D3;not completely htm -281352;1346813745;usagi;Lets play a game -281351;1346813749;usagi;Fix the security hole: -281350;1346813750;usagi;function makealpha($s){ -281349;1346813750;usagi;$r = preg_replace('/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/i', '', $r); -281348;1346813750;usagi;return ($r); } -281347;1346813755;Diablo-D3;complex hardware sychronization that fixes most of the .... -281346;1346813759;Diablo-D3;usagi: weatkhalrjhwrlarjarlroufjojawr -281345;1346813767;copumpkin;lol -281344;1346813772;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.1021 = 1.9399 BTC [+] -281343;1346813781;copumpkin;$r? -281342;1346813791;usagi;Ok that was level 1 -281341;1346813794;usagi;Now here's level 2 -281340;1346813797;usagi;function makealpha($s){ -281339;1346813797;usagi;$r = preg_replace('/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/i', '', $s); -281338;1346813797;usagi;return ($r); } -281337;1346813808;Diablo-D3;LWKJERKLARJARJARJAKJADKAWE -281336;1346813812;copumpkin;lol -281335;1346813819;usagi;This obviously has blown Diablo-D3's mind. -281334;1346813843;Diablo-D3;doesnt php even have a fucking function for that -281333;1346813845;copumpkin;usagi: so you have a function makealpha that removes all alpha? -281332;1346813859;usagi;Yes -281331;1346813862;copumpkin;hmm okay -281330;1346813863;usagi;But there's a security hole. -281329;1346813876;Diablo-D3;there is a security hole BECAUSE SOMEONE THOUGHT REGEX WAS A GOOD IDEA -281328;1346813887;Diablo-D3;its bad enough I can do that kind of shit in perl -281327;1346813891;usagi;um -281326;1346813893;copumpkin;why do you need /i? -281325;1346813893;mircea_popescu;regex is a good ideea if you don't allow FUCKEN CHINESE BS CHARS -281324;1346813896;Diablo-D3;its an even worse idea to use php. for anything. at all. -281323;1346813907;usagi;No, that's not it Diablo. -281322;1346813911;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I can make secure unicode apps -281321;1346813914;usagi;There's a very real problem with the makealpha function -281320;1346813921;Diablo-D3;usagi: then dont use it. -281319;1346813925;Obsi;match what you allow, don't remove what you don't want. -281318;1346813925;mircea_popescu;lol -281317;1346813936;copumpkin;oh -281316;1346813950;Diablo-D3;Obsi: that only partially describes how ugly that regex is -281315;1346813971;usagi;If you can point out the security flaw I will hire you as my pen tester :p -281314;1346813976;BTC-Mining;I'm getting hungry... -281313;1346814012;BTC-Mining;Weird how I can't just stay 24/7 watching the bitcoin markets. -281312;1346814012;mircea_popescu;so bitfloor was making 200 btc a month. -281311;1346814018;Diablo-D3;usagi: I just did. thats php. -281310;1346814018;BTC-Mining;Well off I go -281309;1346814024;mircea_popescu;listen, this is the reason there's not many decent exchanges. 2k a month ? srsly ? -281308;1346814026;Diablo-D3;by default thats the one and only security flaw I need to know. -281307;1346814028;mircea_popescu;that's what, minimum wage. -281306;1346814044;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: writing an exchange is easy -281305;1346814046;usagi;Diablo thats nice but that's not the flaw -281304;1346814053;Diablo-D3;usagi: that is 100% the flaw -281303;1346814067;usagi;Yeah but you don't know anything about computer security -281302;1346814071;Diablo-D3;if I ran an insurance company and I had to audit code, anything written in php automatically fails. -281301;1346814075;Diablo-D3;HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA -281300;1346814076;Diablo-D3;oh man -281299;1346814077;usagi;What would you suggest -- cgi? lol -281298;1346814087;mircea_popescu;no, he writes in java. -281297;1346814093;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nope -281296;1346814097;Diablo-D3;that ship saled. -281295;1346814099;mircea_popescu;what do you use ? -281294;1346814102;Diablo-D3;back to C I went, -281293;1346814105;mircea_popescu;o -281292;1346814112;Diablo-D3;I always end up back at C -281291;1346814113;usagi;PHP is pretty much enterprise class -281290;1346814120;Diablo-D3;its the only language I can truly express myself in -281289;1346814126;Diablo-D3;usagi: bull fucking shit -281288;1346814131;usagi;PHP is more popular than perl, ruby, lisp, erlang and haskell all rolled into one -281287;1346814131;Diablo-D3;what planet have you been living on -281286;1346814139;Diablo-D3;popular != secure. -281285;1346814145;usagi;The planet where people have reasons for what they believe in? -281284;1346814150;mircea_popescu;lol -281283;1346814154;usagi;You are so big on PH{' -281282;1346814159;usagi;PHP's security flaws -- okay, so, -281281;1346814162;usagi;whats the flaw? -281280;1346814164;usagi;Point it out -281279;1346814178;Diablo-D3;usagi: read the php release changelogs for the past 5 years. -281278;1346814184;usagi;next! -281277;1346814204;Diablo-D3;and also, where is php actually popular? its not in the enterprise. -281276;1346814211;Diablo-D3;as much as I hate java, java is. -281275;1346814215;mircea_popescu;http://www.securityweek.com/working-patch-php-security-flaw-be-released-tuesday -281274;1346814216;copumpkin;:( -281273;1346814218;mircea_popescu;he has a good point lol -281272;1346814234;mircea_popescu;"On Tuesday, the PHP Group plans to release new versions of PHP in order to address the problems with a previous patch, which was intended to close a security problem." and on it goes. -281271;1346814250;usagi;Do you know what the security problem is? -281270;1346814257;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: fuckception -281269;1346814270;Diablo-D3;oh my fucking god, people still use php with cgi? -281268;1346814271;Diablo-D3;the fuck -281267;1346814276;smickles;usagi: just a wild guess, would that function fubar when regex special characterw were used? -281266;1346814281;usagi;Nope. -281265;1346814281;Diablo-D3;php has a fucking fastcgi handler, jesus fucking christ -281264;1346814289;mircea_popescu;>D -281263;1346814290;usagi;“When PHP is used in a CGI-based setup (such as Apache's mod_cgid)..." -281262;1346814302;usagi;So in othr words, it does not apply to modern PHP installations -281261;1346814319;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09566999 = 0.1913 BTC [+] -281260;1346814325;Diablo-D3;usagi: go use erlang -281259;1346814332;usagi;Why? -281258;1346814341;usagi;See this is so endemic -281257;1346814357;usagi;I say, find the flaw, and you can't.. but instead of just asking, you bullshit about how the entire language is insecure -281256;1346814377;usagi;As proof you bring up the fact that they fix security holes as they are found -281255;1346814413;usagi;IIRC solaris had a security hole in sendmail until like, 6 months ago -281254;1346814418;usagi;sendmail -281253;1346814428;usagi;I guess that means we can't use unix -281252;1346814437;Diablo-D3;usagi: the flaw is you're using that regex on user input in a function named "makealpha" -281251;1346814444;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 7 @ 0.5023 = 3.5161 BTC [-] -281250;1346814445;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 9 @ 0.5022 = 4.5198 BTC [-] -281249;1346814446;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 10 @ 0.5016 = 5.016 BTC [-] -281248;1346814453;usagi;You're getting warmer -281247;1346814470;Diablo-D3;no, this is what I said near the top. -281246;1346814479;usagi;But you were wrong there. -281245;1346814481;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.5897 = 1.1794 BTC [+] -281244;1346814560;Diablo-D3;usagi: so explain to me, again, why you're not using strtoupper with your locale force set to a unicode one? -281243;1346814571;usagi;But anyways you mentioned Erlang -281242;1346814571;usagi;I am intrigued by their programming specificatoins -281241;1346814594;usagi;Why should I learn Erlang? -281240;1346814600;usagi;And... what about Haskell? -281239;1346814624;usagi;I've been meaning to learn Python actually, because of armory -281238;1346814630;Diablo-D3;[07:56:36] $r = preg_replace('/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/i', '', $s); -281237;1346814635;Diablo-D3;why are you using ^ anyhow? -281236;1346814642;Diablo-D3;haskell is shit -281235;1346814646;copumpkin;replace all nonalphanumeric with empty -281234;1346814655;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: thats not what ^ means. -281233;1346814663;copumpkin;in a character class it is -281232;1346814672;usagi;^ means everything except -281231;1346814674;usagi;in this case -281230;1346814683;Diablo-D3;yes, ^ in the set negates the set -281229;1346814708;usagi;Well I will show you the solution -281228;1346814711;usagi;since I gotta go -281227;1346814719;copumpkin;cool -281226;1346814725;Diablo-D3;I can very easily produce a string that will produce an empty string with that regex -281225;1346814740;usagi;function makealpha($s){ -281224;1346814740;usagi;$r = substr($s, 0, 1024); -281223;1346814740;usagi;$r = preg_replace('/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/i', '', $r); -281222;1346814740;usagi;return ($r); } -281221;1346814768;Diablo-D3;usagi: you're giving a shit about string size on a dynamic language? -281220;1346814779;usagi;lol theres a buffer overflow in preg_replace -281219;1346814784;usagi;it will crash the system and maybe worse -281218;1346814790;Diablo-D3;um, dude -281217;1346814795;Diablo-D3;if there is a buffer overflow in preg_replace -281216;1346814800;Diablo-D3;you dont fix it in YOUR code -281215;1346814800;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -281214;1346814803;Diablo-D3;you fix it upstream -281213;1346814804;mircea_popescu;he wants to know why php is insecure -281212;1346814805;Diablo-D3;fucking moron -281211;1346814807;Diablo-D3;learn to code -281210;1346814812;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah no fucking shit -281209;1346814814;Diablo-D3;he was sitting on one -281208;1346814820;mircea_popescu;for the record : -281207;1346814820;Diablo-D3;usagi: fuck you dude, learn to code -281206;1346814821;copumpkin;now exploit it! -281205;1346814823;nefario;mircea_popescu: dont you use php? -281204;1346814828;mircea_popescu;there WAS A buffer overlfow in php preg replace cca 2005 -281203;1346814834;mircea_popescu;i doubt it very much it's still there. -281202;1346814837;usagi;I just showed you a) you don't know what the insecurities are b) you don't know how to fix them -281201;1346814844;usagi;I'm not the one that needs ot learn to code bro -281200;1346814848;Diablo-D3;usagi: you didnt show me anything -281199;1346814848;mircea_popescu;nefario sure, i have wordpress -281198;1346814854;Diablo-D3;_I dont use php because its not secure_ -281197;1346814857;Diablo-D3;that solves 100% of the issue. -281196;1346814860;nefario;whats mpex coded in? -281195;1346814861;usagi;Yeah and thats another thing, mpex is php -281194;1346814862;copumpkin;usagi: admittedly, asking for idiosyncrasies of particular versions of a specific language isn't exactly testing our security knowledge :) -281193;1346814862;usagi;lol -281192;1346814873;Diablo-D3;does perl have the same problem? no. does ruby? no. does java? no. -281191;1346814882;Diablo-D3;does python? probably not. -281190;1346814887;usagi;I was just trolling diablo -281189;1346814891;smickles;lol, java has it's own problems -281188;1346814891;mircea_popescu;java surely. -281187;1346814892;nefario;Diablo-D3: all those languages have their own issues -281186;1346814906;Diablo-D3;nefario: yes, but not a core language feautre having a buffer overflow. -281185;1346814908;nefario;mpex is coded in Java? -281184;1346814917;Diablo-D3;thats something only php could do. -281183;1346814918;copumpkin;mpex is coded in malbolge -281182;1346814922;nefario;C C++ -281181;1346814925;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7299 BTC [+] -281180;1346814928;mircea_popescu;lol. the public face is php. mpex actually runs on lisp. -281179;1346814934;copumpkin;w00t -281178;1346814939;mircea_popescu;you knew this -281177;1346814946;copumpkin;nope, I knew that mpoe did -281176;1346814947;nefario;buffer overflow is a core feature of C C++ -281175;1346814950;copumpkin;:) -281174;1346814953;mircea_popescu;copumpkin well doh -281173;1346814956;nefario;mircea_popescu: you use lisp? -281172;1346814959;usagi;There were still holes in malloc and free being used until early this year IIRC -281171;1346814960;copumpkin;lithp -281170;1346814960;nefario;like emacs lisp? -281169;1346814968;copumpkin;emacs lisp has shitty scoping -281168;1346814975;copumpkin;don't use it! -281167;1346814985;copumpkin;tell RMS to eat more toe junk -281166;1346814996;nefario;will do -281165;1346815004;nefario;but don't know if he'll hear me -281164;1346815006;mircea_popescu;lmao -281163;1346815010;nefario;guy has hearing problems -281162;1346815018;nefario;last time I tried talking to him -281161;1346815018;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 4 @ 0.059 = 0.236 BTC [-] -281160;1346815019;mircea_popescu;attack him with a cactus. -281159;1346815020;copumpkin;don't buy him a parrot -281158;1346815024;nefario;he started shouting at me -281157;1346815036;nefario;mircea_popescu: which version of lisp? -281156;1346815036;copumpkin;my colleague saw him on the subway home this evening -281155;1346815044;usagi;lisp? -281154;1346815045;mircea_popescu;nefario i haven't released that sort of details. -281153;1346815053;Diablo-D3;night all -281152;1346815054;usagi;That explains everything. -281151;1346815056;smickles;nn -281150;1346815058;usagi;I get it now -281149;1346815066;usagi;mircea is a lisp programmer :) -281148;1346815071;mircea_popescu;usagi nope, i don't code. -281147;1346815087;nefario;mircea_popescu hired a lisp programmer? -281146;1346815099;nefario;where ever did you find one? -281145;1346815105;mircea_popescu;i know people. -281144;1346815117;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.62869 = 1.8861 BTC [+] -281143;1346815122;usagi;Is mpex really written in lisp? -281142;1346815123;nefario;I know people too, and none of them use lisp professionally -281141;1346815127;nefario;yes -281140;1346815130;nefario;apparently -281139;1346815132;mircea_popescu;there's not so many of them,. -281138;1346815136;usagi;thats pretty sad lol -281137;1346815140;usagi;No wonder he can't maintain it -281136;1346815154;smickles;? -281135;1346815155;mircea_popescu;usagi are you a little nuts, srslty now. -281134;1346815170;mircea_popescu;the site was never down. ever. wtf are you on about. -281133;1346815179;nefario;usagi: lisp in and of itself is not a problem -281132;1346815180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9341 @ 0.00040166 = 3.7519 BTC [+] -281131;1346815187;usagi;No it's that no one knows it -281130;1346815189;nefario;mircea_popescu: you need people to use the site to notice its down -281129;1346815198;mircea_popescu;gah, again with the shit. -281128;1346815204;mircea_popescu;get some uysers, then we can talk nefario -281127;1346815206;mircea_popescu;srsly now. -281126;1346815206;nefario;I almost developed some respect for mircea_popescu -281125;1346815207;usagi;If I had 3 bids and one of them was lisp I could tell you what the most expensive bid was without even looking -281124;1346815212;nefario;on hearing it was in lisp -281123;1346815219;nefario;but he doesn't code it himself -281122;1346815233;mircea_popescu;that's possibly the worst criteria to decide who to respect. -281121;1346815241;nefario;so respect lost -281120;1346815246;nefario;well -281119;1346815247;usagi;Programming in lisp is a lot like programming in 8088 assembly language. -281118;1346815248;nefario;never gained -281117;1346815252;mircea_popescu;you should respect me because you had a market you were shitting all over for a year -281116;1346815254;nefario;no lisp is nice -281115;1346815256;mircea_popescu;and i took it from you in a few months. -281114;1346815259;usagi;You have to think like you're coding for 50 year old hardware -281113;1346815259;copumpkin;lol @ this discussion -281112;1346815261;mircea_popescu;that'd be something to respect. -281111;1346815268;mircea_popescu;and admittedly, learn a few things from. -281110;1346815279;nefario;it's just the implenetations of it are no fun to use in production environments -281109;1346815281;usagi;Spoken like a true ruby evangelist nef :) -281108;1346815285;nefario;reddit started off in lisp -281107;1346815293;nefario;but they had to move to python because of threading issues -281106;1346815300;copumpkin;this is why I use haskell -281105;1346815305;copumpkin;>_> -281104;1346815314;nefario;copumpkin: respeck -281103;1346815321;copumpkin;and I don't even have to write my own STM impl -281102;1346815324;copumpkin;cause GHC already has one :D -281101;1346815326;mircea_popescu;lmao -281100;1346815327;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.14999 BTC [-] -281099;1346815337;copumpkin;:) -281098;1346815338;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 just did it cause he's a programmer at heart, wants the challenge. -281097;1346815344;nefario;I very much enjoy playing around with lisp -281096;1346815346;copumpkin;I like challenges too -281095;1346815350;mircea_popescu;i don't. -281094;1346815352;nefario;but I leave it at that -281093;1346815355;nefario;playing -281092;1346815365;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14999999 BTC [+] -281091;1346815369;nefario;when you start heading towards production -281090;1346815378;nefario;you rely more on libraries etc. -281089;1346815384;nefario;good libraries are important -281088;1346815387;copumpkin;yup -281087;1346815394;nefario;list was fantastic at the start of the web -281086;1346815399;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -281085;1346815400;nefario;when there were no libraries -281084;1346815402;nefario;only CGI -281083;1346815405;nefario;or whatever -281082;1346815407;mircea_popescu;i don't trust any libraries. -281081;1346815426;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1689 BTC [+] -281080;1346815430;nefario;well mircea_popescu, better throw out the GPG lib you're using and write your own -281079;1346815445;nefario;while you're at it -281078;1346815459;nefario;write your own libc if you don't trust libraries -281077;1346815467;nefario;but now days -281076;1346815469;mircea_popescu;if i were to run an exchange on it, yes, i would. -281075;1346815489;nefario;perl, ruby, python have so many great libraries -281074;1346815495;nefario;and application stacks -281073;1346815511;nefario;there is no advantage in using lisp anymore -281072;1346815512;dub;mircea_popescu has libraries, of porn -281071;1346815515;dub;!!! -281070;1346815518;mircea_popescu;lol -281069;1346815522;mircea_popescu;now those, those i trust. -281068;1346815566;nefario;the best implementation of lisp that I've found -281067;1346815568;usagi;I'm a Java programmer. I am writing the backend for my exchange in java. -281066;1346815572;nefario;at least a free one -281065;1346815590;nefario;is clisp -281064;1346815595;nefario;ok it doesn't do threading -281063;1346815596;copumpkin;Clipse -281062;1346815597;smickles;usagi: you arn't afraid of how often java exploits seem to happen? -281061;1346815604;nefario;but it's pretty reliable -281060;1346815610;usagi;There are exploits everywhere -281059;1346815619;usagi;Even ruby has gaping security holes all over it -281058;1346815628;smickles;usagi: yes, but java is a pretty big target -281057;1346815630;usagi;There's nothing in any language that will prevent security holes -281056;1346815634;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.14999999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -281055;1346815641;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.14999999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -281054;1346815650;copumpkin;the idea is to minimize the opportunities for them -281053;1346815650;usagi;You can't mitigate security by choosing a language -281052;1346815652;copumpkin;not prevent -281051;1346815652;nefario;use brainfuck -281050;1346815670;nefario;it's only got like -281049;1346815672;copumpkin;the vast majority of security holes arise from a couple of features that many language simply omit -281048;1346815672;mircea_popescu;usagi is making an exchange ? -281047;1346815673;usagi;Security is about compartmentalization -281046;1346815673;nefario;20 characters -281045;1346815679;nefario;how hard can it be? -281044;1346815682;usagi;rg knows what he is talking about -- he said, he runs everything in VMs -281043;1346815693;copumpkin;I know what I'm talking about, too :) -281042;1346815695;usagi;so that if a service gets compromised they can't get out of the vm -281041;1346815708;nefario;no no no -281040;1346815709;nefario;guys -281039;1346815714;nefario;youre doing it all wrong -281038;1346815718;nefario;only way to be secure -281037;1346815723;copumpkin;unplug -281036;1346815726;nefario;is to write it in CPP -281035;1346815730;copumpkin;lol -281034;1346815745;nefario;then you can ensure there are no holes in your code -281033;1346815747;usagi;Yeah mircea of coruse I am making an exchange. -281032;1346815749;copumpkin;most security bugs in the wild arise from buffer overflows or format string vulns -281031;1346815755;mircea_popescu;of course you are making an exchange ? -281030;1346815757;copumpkin;the latter of which is particularly stupid -281029;1346815758;usagi;https://hotwallet.ca/xc/orderbook.php -281028;1346815767;copumpkin;because it comes from a feature in format strings that nobody ever even uses, except for exploits -281027;1346815793;nefario;damn guys -281026;1346815801;nefario;and now Im after installing clisp -281025;1346815807;copumpkin;oh and I guess sql injections -281024;1346815807;mircea_popescu;usagi your security scheme is wrong on that site. -281023;1346815810;nefario;distracting me like that -281022;1346815818;copumpkin;all of which can be solved by language design decisions -281021;1346815827;usagi;Can you point out how it is wrong? -281020;1346815839;nefario;mircea_popescu: do you code...at all? Do you even know how? -281019;1346815847;mircea_popescu;yeah, your cert doesn't exactly match the domain -281018;1346815860;mircea_popescu;nefario sure, i can code, i'm not mentally retarded. -281017;1346815868;mircea_popescu;it just doesn't pay enough for my time. -281016;1346815868;usagi;What does the cert say -281015;1346815890;copumpkin;it's a self-signed root that doesn't match the domain -281014;1346815897;mircea_popescu;--2012-09-05 03:31:27-- https://hotwallet.ca/xc/orderbook.php -281013;1346815897;mircea_popescu;Resolving hotwallet.ca... 199.48.69.241 -281012;1346815897;mircea_popescu;Connecting to hotwallet.ca|199.48.69.241|:443... connected. -281011;1346815897;mircea_popescu;ERROR: cannot verify hotwallet.ca's certificate, issued by `/O=hotwallet/OU=hotwallet/CN=199.48.69.241': -281010;1346815897;mircea_popescu;Self-signed certificate encountered. -281009;1346815897;mircea_popescu;ERROR: certificate common name `199.48.69.241' doesn't match requested host name `hotwallet.ca'. -281008;1346815903;copumpkin;but during development, it's fairly common to not pay for a real one :) -281007;1346815906;usagi;That's my IP. -281006;1346815911;copumpkin;yeah -281005;1346815915;usagi;Beyond that -281004;1346815916;nefario;self signed cert -281003;1346815919;nefario;no biggie -281002;1346815923;usagi;buying certs opens you up to MITM attacks. -281001;1346815938;usagi;Self-signed and self-published certs are more secure than ones you buy online -281000;1346815947;copumpkin;usagi: self-signed certs defeat the purpose of the system -280999;1346815950;usagi;Yupyup they sell mitm boxes to the feds -280998;1346815952;usagi;No -280997;1346815958;mircea_popescu;so then why not jsut quote as ip ? -280996;1346815958;usagi;The point is that the communication is encrypted -280995;1346815959;copumpkin;might as well use uncertified diffie-hellman -280994;1346815961;mircea_popescu;or why not sign as domain ? -280993;1346815961;copumpkin;yeah -280992;1346815964;copumpkin;you can do that without a certificate -280991;1346815967;copumpkin;the certificate is about identity -280990;1346815995;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [-] -280989;1346816000;copumpkin;TLS provides two features: authenticating your peer, and encryption -280988;1346816010;copumpkin;the certificates (possibly even client-side, in some systems) provide auth -280987;1346816017;copumpkin;encryption stops eavesdropping -280986;1346816021;smickles;copumpkin: i plan to self sign my cert, and publish clearsigned info so that users can verify my sig and import the cert -280985;1346816022;mircea_popescu;the point here is : either give the link as https://199.48.69.241/xc/orderbook.php or else change the cert to use the domain not the ip. -280984;1346816036;usagi;Then use 2fa -280983;1346816039;smickles;there by getting encryption and identity -280982;1346816040;usagi;Sign in with a yubikey -280981;1346816048;copumpkin;is that to me? -280980;1346816061;usagi;I'm setting it up so you can't do anything without 2fa -280979;1346816063;copumpkin;usagi: the point is, if you use a self-signed cert, someone else can pose as your site, and nobody will know -280978;1346816067;usagi;send with yubikey, etc. -280977;1346816084;copumpkin;once they pose as your site -280976;1346816091;copumpkin;they can act as a middleman and forward requests to your real site -280975;1346816094;copumpkin;and steal your info -280974;1346816106;copumpkin;or just not even bother doing that -280973;1346816111;usagi;But if I publish my own cert -280972;1346816119;usagi;then you can verify if it is me or not :) -280971;1346816121;copumpkin;sure, you'd attach it to some other notion of identity -280970;1346816129;copumpkin;but the vast majority of your users aren't going to know that -280969;1346816131;copumpkin;or bother checking -280968;1346816137;copumpkin;that's why central cert auths are worthwhile -280967;1346816159;mircea_popescu;i'd say "that's why https is useless for btc" -280966;1346816161;usagi;Now there's a scam if I ever saw one -280965;1346816164;smickles;if the user doesn't care about connecting to the real site... -280964;1346816165;copumpkin;I might go out of my way to add your cert to my trusted set -280963;1346816166;usagi;100 dollars for .... nothing -280962;1346816168;usagi;brb -280961;1346816170;copumpkin;no, it isn't nothing -280960;1346816174;copumpkin;also, even if you do self-sign -280959;1346816177;copumpkin;don't just use the root directly -280958;1346816184;copumpkin;store the root somewhere else, and have it sign a sub-cert -280957;1346816191;copumpkin;and then make the site use the sub-cert -280956;1346816199;chaang-noi;usagi is yarr jumping to a differnt ponzi and is the 1% for yarr garanteed each day? -280955;1346816203;mircea_popescu;this is a good ideea, tho in general https is still useless. -280954;1346816229;chaang-noi;like if i get it, will you be sure i get 1% each day other than sunday? -280953;1346816250;smickles;what's wrong with sunday? -280952;1346816260;mircea_popescu;no tits on sunday. -280951;1346816266;chaang-noi;yarr never paid on sunday -280950;1346816301;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.003393 = 0.1018 BTC [+] -280949;1346816453;mircea_popescu;incidentally : i have no ideea how people imagine those cert scams make any money -280948;1346816463;mircea_popescu;what with only allowing people that pay to have centralised certificates. -280947;1346816477;mircea_popescu;it should be free and they should recoup costs from advertising or something. -280946;1346816523;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.1042999 = 20.86 BTC [+] -280945;1346816585;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 10 @ 0.94230769 = 9.4231 BTC [+] -280944;1346816688;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.75 = 6.75 BTC [+] -280943;1346816722;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.76 = 4.56 BTC [+] -280942;1346816832;nefario;gnight girls -280941;1346816932;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [+] -280940;1346816972;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 5 @ 0.095 = 0.475 BTC [-] -280939;1346816974;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 250 @ 0.095 = 23.75 BTC [-] -280938;1346816975;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 75 @ 0.1 = 7.5 BTC [+] -280937;1346817015;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.1 BTC [-] -280936;1346817139;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.76 = 1.52 BTC [+] -280935;1346817142;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 823 @ 0.90562136 = 745.3264 BTC [-] -280934;1346817168;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -280933;1346817225;mircea_popescu;In case it's not clear to the dimwit collectivists, the "creditors who essentially have an open and shut case when it comes to a lawsuit" are we who have USD held by BitFloor, not the magical internetnerd token owners. -280932;1346817229;mircea_popescu;the bitfloor thread is really great. -280931;1346817278;assbot;[GLBSE] [CHEAPERINBITCOINS-STOCKS] 1 @ 0.28999 BTC [+] -280930;1346817344;usagi;goat; nope, YARR is not jumping to a different ponzi. -280929;1346817375;usagi;As for the 1%, that part of the contract doesn't change; it's a pass-thru. Kind of like how tygrr.bond-pi stopped paying interest when pirate did -280928;1346817396;usagi;I wonder what the market will price it at this timre -280927;1346817423;usagi;Oh the other issue is, Nefario hasn't approved (or disapproved) of it yet -280926;1346817436;usagi;It might not list for a while -280925;1346817451;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1.0635 = 4.254 BTC [+] -280924;1346817453;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.063 BTC [-] -280923;1346817454;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 20 @ 1.05 = 21 BTC [-] -280922;1346817456;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [-] -280921;1346817457;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.02 = 10.2 BTC [-] -280920;1346817458;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 20 @ 1.00001 = 20.0002 BTC [-] -280919;1346817459;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 15 @ 1.00000003 = 15 BTC [-] -280918;1346817459;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 10 @ 1.00000002 = 10 BTC [-] -280917;1346817467;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 65 @ 0.31 = 20.15 BTC [-] -280916;1346817468;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 100 @ 0.32 = 32 BTC [+] -280915;1346817508;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 19 @ 1 = 19 BTC [-] -280914;1346817536;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7SsavHX6tc let us all take a moment to review this -280913;1346817548;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 0.311 = 31.1 BTC [+] -280912;1346817549;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 100 @ 0.32 = 32 BTC [+] -280911;1346817622;usagi;I hope that wasn't you sellin YARR, goat -280910;1346817767;mircea_popescu;selling yarr to buy ppt yay -280909;1346817789;chaang-noi;:) -280908;1346817797;chaang-noi;i was not selling yarr -280907;1346817942;usagi;So um now that I am back -280906;1346817949;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [+] -280905;1346817957;usagi;Mircea, you said my site's security was bad or something? what did you see -280904;1346817973;mircea_popescu;i said you should either sign with the domain name or else quote the link with the ip in it -280903;1346817982;usagi;oh right -280902;1346817983;mircea_popescu;and copumpkin gave you the very useful advice of not signing with the root -280901;1346817993;mircea_popescu;which i wouldn't have bothered, cause you frankly aren;t worth it. -280900;1346817997;usagi;What do you think of the actual site? -280899;1346818007;mircea_popescu;i didn't go further than that. -280898;1346818031;usagi;So you don't actually have any problem with the site. Ok cool, I'll quote you on that ;) -280897;1346818046;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.14999999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -280896;1346818050;usagi;Mircea said he cannot see any security flaws or problems with my site ^^ -280895;1346818052;usagi;Yay -280894;1346818245;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1366 = 0.683 BTC [-] -280893;1346818933;JWU42_;nick JWU42 -280892;1346818936;JWU42_;err -280891;1346819756;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09567 BTC [+] -280890;1346819792;mircea_popescu;ahahaha this takes the cake : ppl wanting to do a 75k btc ipo on glbse for a bankrupt company -280889;1346819817;mircea_popescu;it used to make ~2k a year before going bust, so this would be a P/E of ... 33 -280888;1346819838;mircea_popescu;satoshi dice ipoing at a P/E of 10 was however much too expensive in the oppinion of the same financial wizards. -280887;1346819885;mircea_popescu;i guess evoorhees should bankrupt first, then it'll be also a great ipo. buncha idiots these people. -280886;1346819936;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -280885;1346819949;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.0099998 = 0.03 BTC [-] -280884;1346819973;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 2 @ 1.01 = 2.02 BTC [+] -280883;1346819994;chaang-noi;why are people buying tygrr bot!!!! -280882;1346819996;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -280881;1346820005;chaang-noi;og fuck,,,, -280880;1346820010;usagi;Are you planning on buying it back goat? -280879;1346820022;chaang-noi;at .91 or 1btc if bitcoincia pays out -280878;1346820027;chaang-noi;i ahve bids at .91 -280877;1346820033;chaang-noi;its mostly dead -280876;1346820035;mircea_popescu;lol -280875;1346820041;usagi;Then let the market bleed into your .91 -280874;1346820049;chaang-noi;i have asked nefario to make a large flashing red sign saying dont buy it -280873;1346820050;chaang-noi;he wont -280872;1346820065;chaang-noi;well, i want to protect and make aware people trusting me assets... -280871;1346820077;usagi;But you are waiting for bitcoinina -280870;1346820101;usagi;So saying don't buy it could skew the market.. people mightg sell out, you'd buy up all the shares on the cheap etc -280869;1346820114;usagi;Who is to say that someone out there doesn't know something and is not selling under 1? -280868;1346820127;usagi;maybe pc is the one buying -280867;1346820136;chaang-noi;there is no way it should be wroth more than 1 btc ever -280866;1346820148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00040242 = 0.6841 BTC [+] -280865;1346820149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13659 @ 0.0004018 = 5.4882 BTC [-] -280864;1346820151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5241 @ 0.00040048 = 2.0989 BTC [-] -280863;1346820153;chaang-noi;assbot> [GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [+] -280862;1346820217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4784 @ 0.00040302 = 1.928 BTC [+] -280861;1346820218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40158 @ 0.00040326 = 16.1941 BTC [+] -280860;1346820232;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.559 BTC [-] -280859;1346820438;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1042889 BTC [-] -280858;1346820617;BTC-Mining;rah... -280857;1346820635;BTC-Mining;I keep getting undercut by 1 satoshi on everything almost instantly -280856;1346820839;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9867 @ 0.00086192 = 8.5046 BTC [+] -280855;1346820840;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11793 @ 0.00086378 = 10.1866 BTC [+] -280854;1346821304;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5465 @ 0.00085631 = 4.6797 BTC [-] -280853;1346821304;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1716 @ 0.00085578 = 1.4685 BTC [-] -280852;1346821306;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8300 @ 0.00084532 = 7.0162 BTC [-] -280851;1346821307;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6519 @ 0.00081485 = 5.312 BTC [-] -280850;1346821318;chaang-noi;sorry BTC-Mining :) -280849;1346821324;chaang-noi;just kidding :) -280848;1346821327;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12800 @ 0.00081485 = 10.4301 BTC [-] -280847;1346821684;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.14999999 = 0.45 BTC [+] -280846;1346821783;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [-] -280845;1346821865;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.15 = 0.45 BTC [+] -280844;1346821871;BTC-Mining;Yeah, I'll need to make a bot -280843;1346821897;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 592 @ 0.90552673 = 536.0718 BTC [-] -280842;1346822084;mircea_popescu;this should be the official popcoin girl http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134681126871.jpg -280841;1346822224;dub;nsfw btw -280840;1346822227;dub;(thanks) -280839;1346822268;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104285 BTC [-] -280838;1346822284;mircea_popescu;yee -280837;1346822364;BTC-Mining;The link or mircea? -280836;1346822371;BTC-Mining;xD -280835;1346822440;mircea_popescu;are you kidding ? i'm very safe for work -280834;1346822536;BTC-Mining;yes I'm kidding -280833;1346822571;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHB1FN4o8VQ -280832;1346822578;mircea_popescu;so there's some dumbass scam that's being spimvertised. -280831;1346822600;mircea_popescu;and this idiot is doing "a review" which consists of spending 20 minutes saying he's gonna do the same thing cause it works well. -280830;1346822616;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 75 @ 0.01485 = 1.1138 BTC [-] -280829;1346822622;mircea_popescu;considering the sort of shit that errupts every time money meets internet, i would say BTC is way ahead of the curve. -280828;1346822657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00040189 = 8.3593 BTC [-] -280827;1346822832;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 40 @ 0.01481 = 0.5924 BTC [-] -280826;1346822902;BTC-Mining;Wait what? You mean the classic "Buy my 20$ book to learn how to make 20$s from people!" stupidity? -280825;1346822924;mircea_popescu;yes. -280824;1346822937;mircea_popescu;it's a small majority of internet monyz. -280823;1346822962;mircea_popescu;actually i been half waiting to see the first btc shit in long page format with yellow highlights tbh -280822;1346822969;mircea_popescu;and with a box thing -280821;1346822974;BTC-Mining;small majorities are the best -280820;1346822981;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.7299 = 5.8392 BTC [+] -280819;1346822983;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [+] -280818;1346822991;mircea_popescu;that bitfloor thing can't help creating some decent memes. -280817;1346822993;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 10 @ 0.96153846 = 9.6154 BTC [+] -280816;1346823077;BTC-Mining;About those long page with yellow and red highlights (with the obligated traditional blue background and big red or golden "Buy Now" button at the bottom) -280815;1346823142;mircea_popescu;yea -280814;1346823202;BTC-Mining;Did you know that 0.001% of them are legit? Pay 100 000 x 100$ bi-daily subscription and find out the one which actually provide hepful financial advise! -280813;1346823221;BTC-Mining;Or for a better deal, just buy Finances for Dummies -280812;1346823230;BTC-Mining;Your credit rating will thank you. -280811;1346823231;dub;holy shit -280810;1346823237;dub;I love this 1nject0r guy -280809;1346823255;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it's really a very sad subculture. -280808;1346823259;mircea_popescu;dub he is pretty funny -280807;1346823275;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.73 = 10.95 BTC [+] -280806;1346823284;BTC-Mining;You mean that 8 years old kid who think he has hacked a website by loading an error page? -280805;1346823320;BTC-Mining;I haven't heard of him, sorry -280804;1346823355;dub;still smarter than 90% of bitcointalk -280803;1346823383;mircea_popescu;lol. sad, but true. -280802;1346823451;mircea_popescu;i am very curious which will be the 1st bitcoin service to reach a 5 year stretch w/o hacking. -280801;1346823465;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.79 = 3.16 BTC [+] -280800;1346823474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00040236 = 3.581 BTC [+] -280799;1346823521;BTC-Mining;Might be MtGox -280798;1346823536;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 6 @ 0.055 = 0.33 BTC [-] -280797;1346823537;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.053 BTC [-] -280796;1346823541;mircea_popescu;when was their last, may 2011 ? -280795;1346823558;mircea_popescu;no, june.\ -280794;1346823558;BTC-Mining;Only one to have survived a hack so far, and probably the better equipped to achieve that -280793;1346823573;mircea_popescu;well bitcoinica survived ONE hack -280792;1346823574;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.104275 = 0.3128 BTC [-] -280791;1346823575;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10428 = 0.2086 BTC [+] -280790;1346823576;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 29 @ 0.104285 = 3.0243 BTC [+] -280789;1346823577;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.104286 = 1.1471 BTC [+] -280788;1346823584;Chaang-Noi;i would bet its glbse -280787;1346823587;BTC-Mining;... yeah I don't think that counts -280786;1346823600;mircea_popescu;incidentally.... mtgox lost 500k coins -280785;1346823604;mircea_popescu;so technically more than pirate. -280784;1346823616;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.104286 BTC [+] -280783;1346823618;BTC-Mining;But the VOLUME -280782;1346823729;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 78 @ 0.1 = 7.8 BTC [+] -280781;1346823759;BTC-Mining;500k USD, not coins... -280780;1346823784;copumpkin;where's 500k from? -280779;1346823785;mircea_popescu;nono. 500k coins. -280778;1346823790;copumpkin;that wasn't "lost" -280777;1346823790;mircea_popescu;http://www.dailytech.com/Inside+the+MegaHack+of+Bitcoin+the+Full+Story/article21942.htm -280776;1346823792;copumpkin;it was a db hack -280775;1346823797;copumpkin;those weren't real coins -280774;1346823805;copumpkin;the crash was artificial to exploit their withdrawal limits -280773;1346823809;mircea_popescu;well yeah i guess so. -280772;1346823825;copumpkin;the number was 432109.87654321 -280771;1346823826;copumpkin;:D -280770;1346823830;mircea_popescu;lol -280769;1346823856;copumpkin;I think the official statement is that the guy made off with 2000 coins or so -280768;1346823860;copumpkin;which isn't so bad -280767;1346823870;copumpkin;assuming they aren't downplaying it, which they probably are :) -280766;1346823881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00040326 = 4.8391 BTC [+] -280765;1346823933;mircea_popescu;no -280764;1346823937;mircea_popescu;initally was claimed 25k -280763;1346823945;mircea_popescu;then it was something like 1k usd worth of bitcoins -280762;1346823952;mircea_popescu;at a pricer of 0.01 this is 100k -280761;1346824000;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 500 @ 0.011 = 5.5 BTC [+] -280760;1346824235;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.139 = 0.695 BTC [+] -280759;1346824283;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1399999 BTC [+] -280758;1346824285;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.13999999 BTC [+] -280757;1346825081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00040236 = 8.2886 BTC [-] -280756;1346825378;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 2 @ 0.0811 = 0.1622 BTC [-] -280755;1346825437;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [+] -280754;1346825798;mircea_popescu;https://bitcoin.org.uk/forums/topic/284-new-mtgox-hack/ nothing quite like year old drama. -280753;1346826549;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 1.098 BTC [+] -280752;1346826550;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 1.0989954 = 2.198 BTC [+] -280751;1346827168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7284 @ 0.00040326 = 2.9373 BTC [+] -280750;1346827170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36069 @ 0.00040333 = 14.5477 BTC [+] -280749;1346844978;EB250;BTC-Mining: same shit, different exchange :) -280748;1346844991;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -280747;1346845221;mircea_popescu;drama ? -280746;1346845232;BTC-Mining;II was just saying -280745;1346845241;BTC-Mining;[04:03] For all we know, all those trading websites were made by the same guy who is completly hilarious from making the same "mistake" every time yet keep getting funds from everyone every time. -280744;1346845246;BTC-Mining;[04:07] "Oh guys, I'm sorry, I was (reusing passwords because it smartly saves me time/didn't use a cold wallet because it's stupid waste even if it caused plenty of others losses before me/didn't implement any actual security practice because heck, it's completly non-convential in the financial market to have those right?). All the funds were stolen. I still have a balance -280743;1346845247;BTC-Mining;in BTC/USD but there's no way I'm returning that either. Thanks, bye." -280742;1346845262;mircea_popescu;ya. and his name is alberto ? -280741;1346845296;BTC-Mining;You mean BDT? I was thinking bitfloor currently... -280740;1346845302;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7296 @ 0.0007476 = 5.4545 BTC [+] -280739;1346845314;BTC-Mining;BDT hasn't officially absconded from responsibility to anything. -280738;1346845329;BTC-Mining;They claim no hack so far... -280737;1346845348;BTC-Mining;But they found a security issue they had to correct before reopening. -280736;1346845354;BTC-Mining;(or so it is claimed) -280735;1346845389;mircea_popescu;actually, they lost 4k -280734;1346845394;mircea_popescu;or thereabouts. -280733;1346845405;BTC-Mining;Really? Ouch. Link? -280732;1346845413;mircea_popescu;well doh you missed half the drama ? -280731;1346845420;BTC-Mining;Or is that rumors? -280730;1346845436;BTC-Mining;I haven't read it yet, so unless you can point it out... -280729;1346845436;mircea_popescu;Jonathan Ryan Owens locked Rebate, Zip.A, Alberto & BDT thread -280728;1346845441;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101109.0 -280727;1346845462;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 300 @ 0.00999999 = 3 BTC [+] -280726;1346845567;BTC-Mining;>.> -280725;1346845583;BTC-Mining;Is that the same Alberto and is there any official statement they lost 4k BTC? -280724;1346845748;mircea_popescu;welll, people don't seem to be making official statements much. -280723;1346845751;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 4 @ 0.91 = 3.64 BTC [-] -280722;1346845754;mircea_popescu;the figure comes from reddit, -280721;1346845773;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/yb89v/bitdaytradecom_operator_has_already_lost_4000btc/ -280720;1346845810;mircea_popescu;kronos.io did launch, it was online for a few days then it closed. seems to me this is credible. -280719;1346845820;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.79999999 BTC [+] -280718;1346845846;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -280717;1346845885;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -280716;1346845999;mircea_popescu;Forum software was compromised using a 0day exploit in SMF. Perpetrator had administrative access since September 3rd, which went unnoticed until September 9th, when they inserted the CosbyCoin defacement JavaScript. -280715;1346846006;mircea_popescu;who was telling me i should use smf ? -280714;1346846031;BTC-Mining;oh, the operator lost 4k in the past with Kronos... -280713;1346846076;mircea_popescu;well that past couldn't be very long could it ? -280712;1346846097;BTC-Mining;Indeed. We shall see. -280711;1346846125;BTC-Mining;Now I'll tell all my friend I have a new drama show called "Bitcoin". -280710;1346846158;BTC-Mining;Full of unrealistic scenarios and bitching. -280709;1346846231;mircea_popescu;lol -280708;1346846378;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11704 @ 0.0007476 = 8.7499 BTC [+] -280707;1346846380;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13096 @ 0.00074876 = 9.8058 BTC [+] -280706;1346846659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1754 @ 0.0003997 = 0.7011 BTC [-] -280705;1346846661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.00039967 = 5.8352 BTC [-] -280704;1346846662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17502 @ 0.00039964 = 6.9945 BTC [-] -280703;1346846663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4244 @ 0.000399 = 1.6934 BTC [-] -280702;1346847406;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5104 @ 0.00074876 = 3.8217 BTC [+] -280701;1346847407;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10600 @ 0.00075113 = 7.962 BTC [+] -280700;1346847408;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4296 @ 0.00081 = 3.4798 BTC [+] -280699;1346848018;BTC-Mining;well off I go -280698;1346848181;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7999 BTC [-] -280697;1346848535;Chaang-Noi;bye btc-mining -280696;1346848649;DeaDTerra;morning :) -280695;1346848701;Chaang-Noi;morning -280694;1346848715;Chaang-Noi;deadt, want to buy back all that pirate debt? lol -280693;1346848872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2794 @ 0.0004008 = 1.1198 BTC [+] -280692;1346848874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12431 @ 0.00040333 = 5.0138 BTC [+] -280691;1346849039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00040427 = 4.2448 BTC [+] -280690;1346849041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.0004044 = 4.0844 BTC [+] -280689;1346849042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16244 @ 0.0004048 = 6.5756 BTC [+] -280688;1346849061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00040414 = 5.2538 BTC [-] -280687;1346849092;DeaDTerra;ehm no it's cool xD -280686;1346849105;DeaDTerra;What will come of TyGrr.Tech btw? -280685;1346849284;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9646 @ 0.00074033 = 7.1412 BTC [-] -280684;1346849285;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5369 @ 0.00072379 = 3.886 BTC [-] -280683;1346849287;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9300 @ 0.00070635 = 6.5691 BTC [-] -280682;1346849288;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3785 @ 0.00070427 = 2.6657 BTC [-] -280681;1346849407;Chaang-Noi;right now plan is to sell off hardware -280680;1346849472;Chaang-Noi;i have the rigs listed -280679;1346849522;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: why, what happened? -280678;1346849692;DeaDTerra;Okay :) -280677;1346849709;DeaDTerra;each share can be traded for $15 right? -280676;1346849720;Chaang-Noi;what? -280675;1346849733;Chaang-Noi;no, i highly doubt the hardware is worth that much -280674;1346849748;DeaDTerra;hm seems to be gone -280673;1346849779;Chaang-Noi;? -280672;1346849840;DeaDTerra;sorry my fault xD remembered incorrectly -280671;1346850516;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.13 = 1.17 BTC [-] -280670;1346850573;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.72999999 BTC [-] -280669;1346850574;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -280668;1346850978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16746 @ 0.00040414 = 6.7677 BTC [-] -280667;1346851359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24600 @ 0.000399 = 9.8154 BTC [-] -280666;1346851396;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -280665;1346851628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1156 @ 0.000399 = 0.4612 BTC [-] -280664;1346851629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 244 @ 0.00039865 = 0.0973 BTC [-] -280663;1346851835;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: why not just sell the gpu hardware and buy an asic rig? -280662;1346851973;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 2 @ 0.08 = 0.16 BTC [+] -280661;1346852106;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1042889 = 0.8343 BTC [+] -280660;1346852334;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1042889 = 1.0429 BTC [+] -280659;1346852610;Chaang-Noi;nefario how be the legalization going? -280658;1346852645;nefario;I think I remember saying nothing will be happening until next week -280657;1346852659;kakobrekla;mornin -280656;1346852660;Chaang-Noi;lol, if i could read everything everyone writes -280655;1346852660;nefario;Im waiting to get some documents -280654;1346852665;Chaang-Noi;morning -280653;1346852671;nefario;wont have them until saturday -280652;1346852678;Chaang-Noi;okay, good luck i guess -280651;1346852721;nefario;on that comment about ID -280650;1346852772;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [-] -280649;1346853535;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 4 @ 1.03 = 4.12 BTC [-] -280648;1346853688;Chaang-Noi;anyone have an BDT I can borrow? -280647;1346853693;Chaang-Noi;any* -280646;1346853705;Chaang-Noi;ill pay double dividends -280645;1346853888;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi, speculating for a crash? -280644;1346853938;Chaang-Noi;if i were to speculat yeah... -280643;1346853944;Chaang-Noi;can i borrow? -280642;1346854062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53200 @ 0.00039943 = 21.2497 BTC [+] -280641;1346854500;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -280640;1346855150;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.73 = 3.65 BTC [+] -280639;1346855312;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.07999999 = 0.24 BTC [-] -280638;1346855314;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 16 @ 0.08 = 1.28 BTC [+] -280637;1346855315;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 6 @ 0.0899999 = 0.54 BTC [+] -280636;1346855316;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 10 @ 0.0923 = 0.923 BTC [+] -280635;1346855317;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 15 @ 0.0925 = 1.3875 BTC [+] -280634;1346855395;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 5 @ 0.99999 = 5 BTC [-] -280633;1346856060;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [-] -280632;1346856239;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00081 = 2.025 BTC [+] -280631;1346856358;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -280630;1346856517;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 150 @ 0.00999999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -280629;1346856617;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.09567 = 0.574 BTC [+] -280628;1346856888;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.06 = 0.12 BTC [-] -280627;1346856890;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 4 @ 0.0575001 = 0.23 BTC [-] -280626;1346856891;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 10 @ 0.0575 = 0.575 BTC [-] -280625;1346856891;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 180 @ 0.055 = 9.9 BTC [-] -280624;1346856893;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 9 @ 0.052 = 0.468 BTC [-] -280623;1346857406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19953 @ 0.00039865 = 7.9543 BTC [-] -280622;1346857551;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -280621;1346857557;Chaang-Noi;hi, who is around? -280620;1346857577;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 11 @ 0.11 = 1.21 BTC [-] -280619;1346857603;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1072 = 1.072 BTC [-] -280618;1346857700;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.79 = 5.53 BTC [-] -280617;1346858049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25016 @ 0.00039865 = 9.9726 BTC [-] -280616;1346858051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29984 @ 0.00039826 = 11.9414 BTC [-] -280615;1346858072;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi ? -280614;1346858087;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -280613;1346858154;Chaang-Noi;hi kakobrekla, false alarm :) -280612;1346858388;Chaang-Noi;sorry mate -280611;1346859110;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.0091 = 0.0182 BTC [-] -280610;1346859140;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 3 @ 0.009001 = 0.027 BTC [-] -280609;1346859165;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00902 = 0.018 BTC [-] -280608;1346859196;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 4 @ 0.00910012 = 0.0364 BTC [-] -280607;1346859246;Chaang-Noi;ahh all good stuff if you really hold physical -280606;1346859916;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.13 = 0.65 BTC [-] -280605;1346859969;Chaang-Noi;if a goat@ -280604;1346859975;Chaang-Noi;was on a boat -280603;1346859981;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.2999 BTC [-] -280602;1346859984;Chaang-Noi;would a boat goat a moat? -280601;1346860501;farfi;This pirate situation better be over soon... peopel are losing their mind.... -280600;1346860569;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 2 @ 0.09989 = 0.1998 BTC [+] -280599;1346860622;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.6349 = 1.2698 BTC [+] -280598;1346860627;DeaDTerra;Looking to sell a 200 BTC BitcoinMax account anyone interested? -280597;1346860797;Chaang-Noi;deadterra 5 solidcoins -280596;1346860809;kakobrekla;5 solid and 1 namecoin -280595;1346860871;Chaang-Noi;more than i will ever pay -280594;1346860915;kakobrekla;so anyone chasing pirate yet -280593;1346860936;Chaang-Noi;wait until 10th -280592;1346860945;kakobrekla;whats then -280591;1346860947;Chaang-Noi;then piles of shit will fall on mk kinny -280590;1346860955;Chaang-Noi;texas -280589;1346860959;kakobrekla;hm? -280588;1346860971;kakobrekla;i dont understand -280587;1346861254;Chaang-Noi;people will try and make a new goatse out of pirate on the 10th -280586;1346861275;Chaang-Noi;or at least file wire fraud charges that will be the start of priates new very large asshole -280585;1346862101;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 50 @ 1.01 = 50.5 BTC [+] -280584;1346862131;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 40 @ 1 = 40 BTC [+] -280583;1346862238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4583 @ 0.00039943 = 1.8306 BTC [+] -280582;1346862240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17069 @ 0.00039979 = 6.824 BTC [+] -280581;1346862295;Chaang-Noi;i think we need a btc lets just go the fuck crazy day -280580;1346862341;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.78 = 7.8 BTC [+] -280579;1346862343;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.79 = 7.9 BTC [+] -280578;1346862683;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 11 @ 0.73 = 8.03 BTC [+] -280577;1346862784;Diablo-D3;lol EskimoBob is still trolling on the dmc thread -280576;1346863767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24700 @ 0.00039993 = 9.8783 BTC [+] -280575;1346863912;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.13 = 0.39 BTC [-] -280574;1346863988;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.14 = 0.7 BTC [+] -280573;1346864146;EB250;Diablo-D3: what do you mean by trolling? -280572;1346864199;EB250;I read the stuff he writes and looks like the problem is not EskimoBob but you :) -280571;1346864241;EB250;I do not have any DMC but even if half of this is true -280570;1346864317;EB250;you have fucked up badly and looks like people are not happy with your lack of management skills -280569;1346864326;Diablo-D3;EB250: he seems to think that DMC isnt already moving forwards -280568;1346864332;Diablo-D3;I dont even know why hes trying to stop it -280567;1346864335;Diablo-D3;maybe hes a shill for rg -280566;1346864348;rg;i paid him to do it -280565;1346864353;Diablo-D3;I KNEW IT -280564;1346864363;EB250;how much? -280563;1346864366;rg;as if id pay that chump for anything -280562;1346864373;rg;hes the only one person i have /ignore'd -280561;1346864390;Diablo-D3;rg: nice -280560;1346865173;Diablo-D3;rg: so I wonder how well this is going to go -280559;1346865235;rg;im imagining pretty slow -280558;1346865263;Diablo-D3;well, Ill be the only one selling high end dedis for btc -280557;1346865322;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.075 = 0.375 BTC [+] -280556;1346865353;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.799 BTC [+] -280555;1346865372;DeaDTerra;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o66FUc61MvU -280554;1346865404;Chaang-Noi;lol who keeps buying that shit -280553;1346865438;Diablo-D3;buying what, giga? -280552;1346865440;Diablo-D3;who knows -280551;1346865442;Diablo-D3;its massively overpriced -280550;1346865455;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -280549;1346865491;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.09999 = 0.9999 BTC [-] -280548;1346865511;Chaang-Noi;lol i sold ltcmining and bond p -280547;1346865724;Diablo-D3;hey guys -280546;1346865727;Diablo-D3;who is bitfloor? -280545;1346865750;Diablo-D3;because Ive never heard of them -280544;1346865763;Diablo-D3;and they're claiming 24k btc was stolen -280543;1346865767;Diablo-D3;and I _really_ doubt that -280542;1346865799;JWU_42;Bitfloor is legit -280541;1346865822;JWU_42;Roman is a decent guy - maybe not a security expert though... -280540;1346865865;Diablo-D3;he needs to be beat then -280539;1346865873;Diablo-D3;who the fuck puts 24k btc in a hot wallet -280538;1346865968;rg;it wasnt -280537;1346865979;rg;they snagged an old backup of the wallet -280536;1346865989;Diablo-D3;but... -280535;1346865996;Diablo-D3;um -280534;1346865998;rg;why dont you read the forum post before you continue -280533;1346866004;Diablo-D3;why wasnt the backup encrypted? -280532;1346866020;DeaDTerra;it's all explained in the post :) -280531;1346866028;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.559 BTC [-] -280530;1346866045;Diablo-D3;I didnt see the thread -280529;1346866049;Diablo-D3;just the news picking it up -280528;1346866120;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.74 = 7.4 BTC [+] -280527;1346866135;Diablo-D3;this whole clusterfuck makes my head hurt -280526;1346866141;Diablo-D3;why the fuck dont people take basic precautions -280525;1346866152;Diablo-D3;rg: back me up here and tell me Im not crazy -280524;1346866189;Chaang-Noi;are you guys talking to d3? -280523;1346866193;Chaang-Noi;only he could be that stupid -280522;1346866257;rg;Diablo-D3: everyone makes mistakes -280521;1346866269;rg;$252k mistakes -280520;1346866269;rg;:) -280519;1346866274;Diablo-D3;not with that much money -280518;1346866292;Diablo-D3;and will someone just kickban goat already? -280517;1346866295;Diablo-D3;he doesnt belong in here -280516;1346866303;blazing;whats going on -280515;1346866303;rg;umm -280514;1346866308;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [+] -280513;1346866310;blazing;goats a mad cunt -280512;1346866311;rg;its a public channel -280511;1346866317;blazing;dont kick him -280510;1346866318;rg;he has as much right to beh ere as you -280509;1346866325;Chaang-Noi;lol so it is d3 haha -280508;1346866328;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.147 = 0.294 BTC [+] -280507;1346866330;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1497889 = 0.4494 BTC [+] -280506;1346866331;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [+] -280505;1346866364;Diablo-D3;rg: yes, but at least I dont scam investors -280504;1346866368;Chaang-Noi;i will let d3 be d3 and will sleep, night everyone :) -280503;1346866378;rg;he didn't intentionally scam anyone -280502;1346866380;rg;pirate scammed him -280501;1346866385;Diablo-D3;no, I meant his mining shit -280500;1346866393;rg;oh i dont know anything about that -280499;1346866396;rg;so i wont comment -280498;1346866400;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 23 @ 0.00445 = 0.1024 BTC [-] -280497;1346866402;Diablo-D3;neither do I, I just remember people bitching about it -280496;1346866896;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.74 = 2.22 BTC [+] -280495;1346867036;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9000 @ 0.00080701 = 7.2631 BTC [-] -280494;1346867140;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00080701 = 4.1158 BTC [-] -280493;1346867297;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 31 @ 0.96153846 = 29.8077 BTC [+] -280492;1346867299;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 19 @ 0.98076923 = 18.6346 BTC [+] -280491;1346867737;EskimoBob;"Diablo-D3 | rg: yes, but at least I dont scam investors " No shit! This is exactly what you did with DMC -280490;1346867739;EskimoBob;LOL -280489;1346867758;EskimoBob;amazing -280488;1346867903;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: okay, so, if I "scammed investors" then why havent I bought my own caribbean island yet -280487;1346867915;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 6 @ 0.749 = 4.494 BTC [+] -280486;1346867917;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [+] -280485;1346868022;EskimoBob;buy your logic, or rather lack of it, every scammer has a island. No wonder DMC is worth nothing ... LOL -280484;1346868044;EskimoBob;you are amazingly stupid man. Honestly. -280483;1346868061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00040094 = 3.5283 BTC [+] -280482;1346868063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.00040398 = 7.9584 BTC [+] -280481;1346868064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9656 @ 0.0004048 = 3.9087 BTC [+] -280480;1346868065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.00040503 = 7.5336 BTC [+] -280479;1346868066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 893 @ 0.00040503 = 0.3617 BTC [+] -280478;1346868067;Diablo-D3;Im stupid because Im making fun of you? thats not quite how it works -280477;1346868092;Diablo-D3;you seriously think pirate and that bitcoinica guy own an island -280476;1346868097;Diablo-D3;you're pathetic -280475;1346868177;EskimoBob;let me quote you your own stupidity "Diablo-D3 | EskimoBob: okay, so, if I "scammed investors" then why havent I bought my own caribbean island yet " -280474;1346868216;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.053 = 0.53 BTC [-] -280473;1346868218;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 7 @ 0.05110001 = 0.3577 BTC [-] -280472;1346868219;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.0361011 = 0.1805 BTC [-] -280471;1346868219;exahash;fyi - there are lots of islands that arent't that expensive -280470;1346868220;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 250 @ 0.036101 = 9.0253 BTC [-] -280469;1346868221;exahash;http://www.privateislandsonline.com/islands?forsale_start=1&forsale_end=2 -280468;1346868224;exahash;:) -280467;1346868253;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13000 @ 0.00080386 = 10.4502 BTC [-] -280466;1346868255;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1228 @ 0.00080701 = 0.991 BTC [+] -280465;1346868264;EskimoBob;exahash: he wasted the BTC on who know what. There is nothing left to bu a island ... LOL ! -280464;1346868301;EskimoBob;!pl DMC 1@0.85 -280463;1346868301;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -280462;1346868312;assbot;DMC [1@0.85BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.036101 BTC. Capital gain: -0.813899 BTC. Total: -0.78754086 BTC. (-92.7%) -280461;1346868319;EskimoBob;!pl DMC 1@0.5 -280460;1346868320;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -280459;1346868330;assbot;DMC [1@0.5BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.036101 BTC. Capital gain: -0.463899 BTC. Total: -0.43754086 BTC. (-87.5%) -280458;1346868347;EskimoBob;this is pathetic, Diablo-D3! -280457;1346868370;mircea_popescu;how do you know that's not a scam exahash ? -280456;1346868371;EskimoBob;even TYgr crap is worth more :) -280455;1346868395;exahash;@mircea_popescu - what? the islands site? -280454;1346868398;EskimoBob;not you again, mircea_popescu -280453;1346868409;mircea_popescu;exahash yea -280452;1346868420;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob remind me, what are you doing here again ? -280451;1346868480;exahash;that sites been around for over 10 years. I don't "know" 100% its not scam, as I have not bought an island through them. -280450;1346868502;exahash;its basically an mls site for islands instead of houses -280449;1346868521;mircea_popescu;hm -280448;1346868522;exahash;I have read the magazine that goes with it -280447;1346868538;exahash;pretty sure they're legit, and have nothing to do with bitcoin -280446;1346868539;mircea_popescu;i never saw it before, sounded like a silly internet scam domain -280445;1346868570;EskimoBob;like mpex? -280444;1346868577;mircea_popescu;6 acres / 2.53 ha | Freehold | Private Island -280443;1346868577;mircea_popescu;USD 29,900 -280442;1346868580;mircea_popescu;this is pretty decent. -280441;1346868606;exahash;look at the higher priced ones :-) -280440;1346868615;mircea_popescu;srsly... why i want more than 6 acres ? -280439;1346868620;mircea_popescu;what am i doing, raising cattle ? -280438;1346868625;mircea_popescu;six women, six acres. -280437;1346868626;mircea_popescu;and a mule. -280436;1346868646;exahash;privacy -280435;1346868653;exahash;so they can't see your house from a boat? -280434;1346868688;mircea_popescu;let them see it, what. -280433;1346868690;exahash;and protection from the ocean -280432;1346868691;mircea_popescu;maybe they learn some new moves. -280431;1346868696;exahash;storms -280430;1346868710;mircea_popescu;i guess that's ap oint yeah... -280429;1346868767;EskimoBob;no ciuciu, so he and his friends can go to the beach http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_8df4nD_0d4c/TQi2Ee7GxeI/AAAAAAAAAHg/nW7el112MSg/s1600/1071221803-0B.jpg -280428;1346868822;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 4 @ 0.8601 = 3.4404 BTC [+] -280427;1346868823;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 4 @ 0.86 = 3.44 BTC [-] -280426;1346868824;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [-] -280425;1346868826;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [-] -280424;1346868840;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5071 @ 0.003393 = 17.2059 BTC [+] -280423;1346868892;mircea_popescu;actually it's a lot more like http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13456595538.jpg -280422;1346868950;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 92 @ 0.1041 = 9.5772 BTC [-] -280421;1346868951;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: we all know you got lots of shit on your page. No need to advertise it -280420;1346868991;mircea_popescu;it's just women dood. women aren't shit. -280419;1346869145;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.16889 = 0.3378 BTC [-] -280418;1346869216;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1689 BTC [+] -280417;1346869587;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 95 @ 0.1041 = 9.8895 BTC [-] -280416;1346869685;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1866 @ 0.00080701 = 1.5059 BTC [+] -280415;1346869687;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17234 @ 0.0008094 = 13.9492 BTC [+] -280414;1346872170;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -280413;1346872347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23700 @ 0.00039812 = 9.4354 BTC [-] -280412;1346872487;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -280411;1346872489;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.149] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.001] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 29.69999805] [7dAvg: 0.14843927] -280410;1346872681;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.799 BTC [+] -280409;1346872682;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 23 @ 0.8 = 18.4 BTC [+] -280408;1346872913;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#6 -280407;1346872928;mircea_popescu;in the immortal words of myself, "Trying to be part of a cryptocurrency without knowing how to use gpg is like trying to be part of the 60s without knowing how to use a bong." -280406;1346873240;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 0.99403 BTC [-] -280405;1346873491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2764 @ 0.00039812 = 1.1004 BTC [-] -280404;1346873492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6736 @ 0.00039797 = 2.6807 BTC [-] -280403;1346873701;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.795 = 1.59 BTC [-] -280402;1346873702;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7945 BTC [-] -280401;1346873704;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 18 @ 0.79 = 14.22 BTC [-] -280400;1346873705;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [-] -280399;1346874048;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 8 @ 0.058 = 0.464 BTC [-] -280398;1346874050;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.058 BTC [-] -280397;1346874092;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0575 BTC [-] -280396;1346874201;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.057 = 0.171 BTC [-] -280395;1346874223;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001222 BTC [-] -280394;1346874258;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 8 @ 0.05555 = 0.4444 BTC [-] -280393;1346874348;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [-] -280392;1346874389;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -280391;1346874666;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 30 @ 0.15 = 4.5 BTC [+] -280390;1346874766;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5000 @ 0.0008089 = 4.0445 BTC [-] -280389;1346874767;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11600 @ 0.0007977 = 9.2533 BTC [-] -280388;1346874769;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24900 @ 0.00079414 = 19.7741 BTC [-] -280387;1346874770;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5511 @ 0.00079257 = 4.3679 BTC [-] -280386;1346874771;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2989 @ 0.00078855 = 2.357 BTC [-] -280385;1346875021;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.798 = 2.394 BTC [+] -280384;1346875125;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [-] -280383;1346875147;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.117 BTC [-] -280382;1346875184;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [-] -280381;1346875203;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3909 @ 0.00082042 = 3.207 BTC [+] -280380;1346875205;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.00082103 = 0.2463 BTC [+] -280379;1346875219;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.1111 = 0.2222 BTC [-] -280378;1346875220;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.101 = 1.01 BTC [-] -280377;1346875222;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.1000001 = 0.3 BTC [-] -280376;1346875223;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 28 @ 0.10000001 = 2.8 BTC [-] -280375;1346875224;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 17 @ 0.10000001 = 1.7 BTC [-] -280374;1346875284;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.094 = 0.188 BTC [-] -280373;1346875316;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0931 = 0.931 BTC [-] -280372;1346875334;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -280371;1346875370;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.391 = 1.564 BTC [-] -280370;1346875408;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 12 @ 0.3901 = 4.6812 BTC [-] -280369;1346875410;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -280368;1346875411;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.798 = 4.788 BTC [+] -280367;1346875434;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.798 = 1.596 BTC [+] -280366;1346875437;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.39 = 1.17 BTC [-] -280365;1346875587;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 10 @ 0.06100001 = 0.61 BTC [-] -280364;1346875626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29164 @ 0.00039797 = 11.6064 BTC [-] -280363;1346875628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 736 @ 0.00039784 = 0.2928 BTC [-] -280362;1346875667;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.73400001 BTC [-] -280361;1346875702;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.734 BTC [-] -280360;1346875849;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.3901 = 1.9505 BTC [+] -280359;1346875904;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.5501 = 2.7505 BTC [-] -280358;1346875942;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 6 @ 0.065 = 0.39 BTC [-] -280357;1346876013;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.108 = 0.54 BTC [+] -280356;1346876035;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 9 @ 0.65 = 5.85 BTC [-] -280355;1346876125;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.73400001 = 1.468 BTC [+] -280354;1346877364;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [+] -280353;1346877430;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 3 @ 0.09398 = 0.2819 BTC [-] -280352;1346877681;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.00082133 = 0.7392 BTC [+] -280351;1346877796;gabbynot;anyone know how many outstanding shares of tygrr.bond-p there are? -280350;1346877826;Diablo-D3;gabbynot: ask glbse -280349;1346877842;Diablo-D3;https://glbse.com/api/quantity_trading/TYGRR.BOND-P -280348;1346877867;gabbynot;thx -280347;1346877888;Diablo-D3;wow quite a few -280346;1346877918;gabbynot;it says 38402, but there were only 27895 on last dividend payment -280345;1346877932;gabbynot;what's going on? -280344;1346877956;Diablo-D3;people bought them after last dividend payment I guess -280343;1346878007;rdponticelli;Ask piotr_n... lol -280342;1346878054;gabbynot;something doesn't look right -280341;1346878077;gabbynot;it never jumped by that much in a week -280340;1346878088;mircea_popescu;likely swaps no ? -280339;1346878109;rdponticelli;Yea, there's quite a flame on the thread -280338;1346878127;rdponticelli;Goat says he has 40000BTC on his account -280337;1346878137;rdponticelli;So he's selling the bonds -280336;1346878149;gabbynot;ah -280335;1346878151;mircea_popescu;goat has 40k ? -280334;1346878159;rdponticelli;On pirate -280333;1346878164;mircea_popescu;o o. maybe. -280332;1346878166;rdponticelli;We can say he had -280331;1346878178;rdponticelli;Some of it was investor's -280330;1346878367;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.003393 = 0.0679 BTC [+] -280329;1346878422;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -280328;1346878578;gabbynot;nyan.c should be worth a bundle if matthew actually pays everyone -280327;1346878617;mircea_popescu;matthew pays as in, m. n. wright ? -280326;1346878628;gabbynot;yep -280325;1346878637;mircea_popescu;i think i have some confederate bonds somewhere, i should make a glbse fund -280324;1346878647;mircea_popescu;they'll be worth quite a bit just as soon as general lee wins the war. -280323;1346878650;gabbynot;lol -280322;1346878697;gabbynot;isn't friday his deadline for the bets? -280321;1346878702;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.09999 BTC [+] -280320;1346878822;mircea_popescu;in a sense. -280319;1346878830;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 15 @ 0.0001222 = 0.0018 BTC [-] -280318;1346878872;gabbynot;the forum stuff is entertaining. way better than any movie. -280317;1346878902;mircea_popescu;yep, i was sayin the same thing -280316;1346878930;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 30 @ 0.00024 = 0.0072 BTC [+] -280315;1346879001;MrWubbles;Mr Supa wanted me to post this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106018.0 -280314;1346879024;mircea_popescu;whop's mrs upa -280313;1346879043;MrWubbles;mr SupaDupa -280312;1346879052;mircea_popescu;Petition to Shutdown BTC-e and have all assests given back to the tax payers -280311;1346879054;mircea_popescu;what da ?! -280310;1346879059;mircea_popescu;there's taxpayers in btc now ? -280309;1346879116;mircea_popescu;pity such weak fakedrama nao. -280308;1346879119;mircea_popescu;the forum can do better. -280307;1346879203;rdponticelli;MrWubbles: Wasn't you the one who make a shitton hacking btc-e? -280306;1346879207;rdponticelli;:D -280305;1346879216;MrWubbles;maybe -280304;1346879233;rdponticelli;Nice night that one -280303;1346879248;rdponticelli;Entertaining -280302;1346879254;mircea_popescu;btc-e got haxt ? -280301;1346879286;cabbagemonster;hi -280300;1346879287;rdponticelli;Yea, somebody injected fake USD through LR -280299;1346879288;copumpkin;MrWubbles is full of shit, most of the time -280298;1346879307;rdponticelli;He made BTC reach 99USD -280297;1346879346;mircea_popescu;lol -280296;1346879384;rdponticelli;And MrWubbles was around, taking the credit -280295;1346879414;cabbagemonster;ereet hackers -280294;1346879417;cabbagemonster;damn thems -280293;1346879462;mircea_popescu;daNG tham all to heck! -280292;1346879489;mircea_popescu;;;ident MrWubbles -280291;1346879489;gribble;Nick 'MrWubbles', with hostmask 'MrWubbles!~suckmywub@24.69.197.34', is not identified. -280290;1346879492;mircea_popescu;o i c. -280289;1346879502;mircea_popescu;moar cryptocurrency experts w/o gpg. -280288;1346879512;rdponticelli;It was a nice show. You could watch the consecuences of hyperinflation on fast forward -280287;1346879524;rdponticelli;:D -280286;1346880270;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1041 BTC [-] -280285;1346881055;pigeons;oh MrWubbles is a winner -280284;1346881080;mircea_popescu;winnr.rar ? -280283;1346881145;pigeons;winnah -280282;1346881221;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 39 @ 0.09 = 3.51 BTC [-] -280281;1346881434;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2500 @ 0.003393 = 8.4825 BTC [+] -280280;1346881456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20300 @ 0.00039784 = 8.0762 BTC [-] -280279;1346881472;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -280278;1346881473;gribble;Best bid: 10.515, Best ask: 10.55, Bid-ask spread: 0.03500, Last trade: 10.55, 24 hour volume: 27817, 24 hour low: 10.181, 24 hour high: 10.6 -280277;1346881475;MrWubbles;win.rar -280276;1346881554;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 9 @ 0.32 = 2.88 BTC [+] -280275;1346881602;mircea_popescu;those .32s look like so much pain -280274;1346881662;rdponticelli;Yea, those are the insurance -280273;1346881664;BTC-Mining;That's the guarantee on them -280272;1346881766;mircea_popescu;yep -280271;1346881786;BTC-Mining;Chaang, Patrick, etc. -280270;1346881796;BTC-Mining;They've all been hit quite hard -280269;1346881799;mircea_popescu;yeah. -280268;1346881814;rdponticelli;The whole economy -280267;1346881818;mircea_popescu;i suppose next time mpoe-pr says x is shit they remember this and pay fucking deference. -280266;1346881825;mircea_popescu;no. the whole wannabe-economy. -280265;1346881841;rdponticelli;Well, yes -280264;1346881863;rdponticelli;The whole embrionary economy -280263;1346881869;mircea_popescu;teh economy is sr and clubs with seals and on and on. -280262;1346881880;mircea_popescu;not some people lending fiddy bucks in the backalley. -280261;1346881914;rdponticelli;Seals is that big? -280260;1346881926;mircea_popescu;this is like confusing wall street with the bowery for chrissakes. -280259;1346881931;rdponticelli;I haven't even looked into them -280258;1346881947;mircea_popescu;they seem to be doing ok. -280257;1346881959;mircea_popescu;not implying they're au par with sr, just pulled a name. -280256;1346881987;mircea_popescu;if i said satoshi dice it'd be biased, neh ? -280255;1346881991;rdponticelli;Ok, I thought there was some order of magnitude away.... -280254;1346882005;rdponticelli;A little, maybe... -280253;1346882008;rdponticelli;:) -280252;1346882014;mircea_popescu;hard to tell how much sr makes. -280251;1346882029;mircea_popescu;if the 6k a month figure is correct then that's less than sd's last. -280250;1346882042;mircea_popescu;also hard to guess how much seals makes, but a few k might be it. -280249;1346882232;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: do even you believe this crap you write? -280248;1346882266;EskimoBob;is there another channel where I can see GLBSE trades and not this shit you write? -280247;1346882283;kakobrekla;;;topic -280246;1346882283;gribble;Bitcoin asset exchanges: GLBSE https://glbse.com || MPEx http://polimedia.us/mpex || CST https://cryptostocks.com || ICBIT https://icbit.se || list bot commands: !help || Streaming trades only: #bitcoin-assets-trades || a biased message: http://smpake.com/ || Net Chart: http://bit.ly/RMjqah -280245;1346882299;EskimoBob;for fuck sake, start your own mpx-scam channel and fuck off for good -280244;1346882303;kakobrekla;you are looking for #bitcoin-assets-trades -280243;1346882304;kakobrekla;:) -280242;1346882308;kakobrekla;or just /ignore -280241;1346882329;EskimoBob;ignore is good idea because this bull shit is not funny any more -280240;1346882365;mircea_popescu;what exactly is his problem anyway ? -280239;1346882369;mircea_popescu;dude, im not greek, simmer down. -280238;1346882451;EskimoBob;i know you are not greek. I told you this long time ago. How thick are you? -280237;1346882473;mircea_popescu;apparently your ignore is broken, too. -280236;1346882476;usagi;CPA would solve so many of this world's problems -280235;1346882481;usagi;LIke goatse spam -280234;1346882489;usagi;It's a pity that guy didn't have a contract with us. -280233;1346882528;EskimoBob;nothing wrong with my ignore, You just have not made it to the list yet -280232;1346882535;usagi;Just imagine a big bandaid over the asshole with CPA written on it. "CPA. Protecting you from goatse spam before it even begins". Hmm. I wonder if that would be a viable advertising campaign for a bus or a subway or somehthing -280231;1346882559;EskimoBob;lol usagi -280230;1346882559;mircea_popescu;have you ever done advertising on a bus or a subway or something ? -280229;1346882589;usagi;kakobrekla: /ignore who? -280228;1346882595;usagi;i just got back -280227;1346882612;EskimoBob;looking at mpex, I guess you know all about advertising. Please, mircea_popescu, amuse us -280226;1346882625;usagi;Oh him.... right, right... -280225;1346882632;usagi;I didn't notice :p -280224;1346882637;MrWubbles;hello EskimoBob Mr Supa says hi -280223;1346882638;MrWubbles;and long time -280222;1346882654;EskimoBob;who is Supa? -280221;1346882660;mircea_popescu;im guessing best be proactive about this. -280220;1346882674;MrWubbles;SupaDupaJenkins -280219;1346882679;EskimoBob;? -280218;1346882682;usagi;eskimobob: Is he talking about glbse again? -280217;1346882687;EskimoBob;no idea who this clown is -280216;1346882731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00039934 = 0.9185 BTC [+] -280215;1346882740;MrWubbles;Mr Supa known for his work in the softmod console community as well as his Noob Guides to P2Pool -280214;1346882754;usagi;Oh poker again.. lol, thats another one... he mentions poker a lot doesn't he -280213;1346882762;MrWubbles;among various commits and pushes on git -280212;1346882766;usagi;Something about poker players making it in bitcoin -280211;1346882826;usagi;you should come on over here EskimoBob. To the mature side. *sniffs air* Aaaah, it's a beautiful day! -280210;1346882906;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.003393 = 1.0179 BTC [+] -280209;1346883065;PsychoticBoy;silence lol -280208;1346883097;PsychoticBoy;prob from his east european gf`s -280207;1346883106;MrWubbles;you can not shoot what you can not see -280206;1346883265;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -280205;1346883282;PsychoticBoy;you got cooties. bah -280204;1346883387;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -280203;1346883393;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.149] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.001] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 26.99999857] [7dAvg: 0.14847284] -280202;1346883453;assbot;!pl [@] [] -280201;1346883458;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -280200;1346883470;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.036101 BTC. Capital gain: -0.963899 BTC. Total: -0.93754086 BTC. (-93.8%) -280199;1346883470;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.1041 = 1.6656 BTC [-] -280198;1346883518;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1041 BTC [-] -280197;1346883886;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -280196;1346883887;gribble;Best bid: 10.6, Best ask: 10.62, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 10.62, 24 hour volume: 29104, 24 hour low: 10.181, 24 hour high: 10.64499 -280195;1346884075;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 13 @ 0.075 = 0.975 BTC [+] -280194;1346884076;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.0799 = 0.3995 BTC [+] -280193;1346884077;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.07999999 = 4 BTC [+] -280192;1346884328;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.0855 = 4.275 BTC [+] -280191;1346884330;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.085989 = 1.7198 BTC [+] -280190;1346884330;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 7 @ 0.08699 = 0.6089 BTC [+] -280189;1346884331;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.087199 = 0.436 BTC [+] -280188;1346884333;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 18 @ 0.08899 = 1.6018 BTC [+] -280187;1346884344;Diablo-D3;is EskimoBob drunk again? -280186;1346884480;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.751 = 6.759 BTC [-] -280185;1346884481;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 7 @ 0.75 = 5.25 BTC [-] -280184;1346884747;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 86 @ 0.0096 = 0.8256 BTC [+] -280183;1346884752;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [+] -280182;1346884813;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [-] -280181;1346884815;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.7111 BTC [-] -280180;1346884816;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.711 = 6.399 BTC [-] -280179;1346885071;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla : twitter discards identical updates. sometimes ppl buy 1k options blocks in sucession and only one gets reported. if i add some code at the end of the twitter message will it bork your bot ? -280178;1346885252;kakobrekla;it should not -280177;1346885260;kakobrekla;gonna add microtime' -280176;1346885276;kakobrekla;? -280175;1346885292;mircea_popescu;nah a 3 digit random number i was thinking -280174;1346885302;mircea_popescu;aite let's see here. -280173;1346885318;kakobrekla;well microtime makes at least some sense -280172;1346885387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00039934 BTC [+] -280171;1346885391;mircea_popescu;seems fine -280170;1346885423;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1041 BTC [-] -280169;1346885423;kakobrekla;its preety resilient -280168;1346885437;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.141 BTC [-] -280167;1346885439;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -280166;1346885440;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.137 = 0.411 BTC [-] -280165;1346885509;mircea_popescu;eh wtf -280164;1346885662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00039934 BTC [+] -280163;1346885679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00039934 BTC [+] -280162;1346885684;mircea_popescu;ya ok. -280161;1346885697;Diablo-D3;Quantum Romneyism: http://www.bash.org/?951317 -280160;1346885853;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.136 BTC [-] -280159;1346885854;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.134 BTC [-] -280158;1346885855;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 http://betabeat.com/2012/09/hackers-claim-theyre-holding-mitt-romneys-tax-returns-for-bitcoin-ransom/ -280157;1346885856;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.129 = 0.516 BTC [-] -280156;1346885856;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 31 @ 0.12730011 = 3.9463 BTC [-] -280155;1346885857;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.12720011 = 1.272 BTC [-] -280154;1346885858;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.12710001 = 1.271 BTC [-] -280153;1346885859;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.12710001 = 0.3813 BTC [-] -280152;1346885891;mircea_popescu;(via mod6 :p) -280151;1346885981;Diablo-D3;lolwhat -280150;1346886026;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 19 @ 0.00999999 = 0.19 BTC [+] -280149;1346886044;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.0999 = 0.999 BTC [+] -280148;1346886444;mod6;here's another: -280147;1346886445;mod6;http://venturebeat.com/2012/09/05/romney-tax-returns-hacked/ -280146;1346886471;Diablo-D3;lol -280145;1346886527;mircea_popescu;jcpham you should be pumpkinmonster -280144;1346886555;Diablo-D3;lol -280143;1346886683;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.0999 = 1.998 BTC [+] -280142;1346886847;copumpkin;:O -280141;1346886895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12902 @ 0.00040052 = 5.1675 BTC [+] -280140;1346887018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37125 @ 0.00040067 = 14.8749 BTC [+] -280139;1346887157;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 750 @ 0.9068351 = 680.1263 BTC [+] -280138;1346887591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11273 @ 0.00040067 = 4.5168 BTC [+] -280137;1346887593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33216 @ 0.00039934 = 13.2645 BTC [-] -280136;1346887594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3511 @ 0.00039926 = 1.4018 BTC [-] -280135;1346887782;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40&sign=ANY&type=RECV -280134;1346887791;mircea_popescu;lol at pirate's slow decline towards hell. -280133;1346887809;mircea_popescu;maybe there's wisdom to the ponderous way the crowd ends up doing things. -280132;1346887852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3189 @ 0.00039926 = 1.2732 BTC [-] -280131;1346887882;MrWubbles;TANGO DOWN: http://bitcointalk.org -280130;1346887906;pumpkinmonster;I'm still patiently waiting mircea_popescu -280129;1346887917;pumpkinmonster;I'm not hasty with my ratings at all -280128;1346887932;mircea_popescu;pumpkinmonster yeah. -280127;1346887950;pumpkinmonster;the glass isn't half empty -280126;1346887959;pumpkinmonster;it is the wrong size container -280125;1346887961;mircea_popescu;thinking about it... as someone pointed out, not like there's that many innocent bystanders that might haven ot heard about it. -280124;1346887966;mircea_popescu;ahah say wut ? -280123;1346887992;mircea_popescu;o look! bitcointalk is down! -280122;1346888000;mircea_popescu;quick, everyone flock to http://polimedia.us/btcf/index.php -280121;1346888012;mod6;:) -280120;1346888019;mircea_popescu;lol -280119;1346888020;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5591 @ 0.00082104 = 4.5904 BTC [-] -280118;1346888031;pumpkinmonster;glass hlaf/empty...glass half/full -280117;1346888038;pumpkinmonster;both incorrect -280116;1346888044;pumpkinmonster;container is improperly sized -280115;1346888050;mircea_popescu;it's not a half empty glass, it's a mostly full m&m ? -280114;1346888069;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 10 @ 0.00999999 = 0.1 BTC [+] -280113;1346888085;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.104 = 0.52 BTC [-] -280112;1346888112;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.14 = 1.4 BTC [+] -280111;1346888187;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.104 = 0.416 BTC [-] -280110;1346888197;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.641 = 5.769 BTC [-] -280109;1346888199;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 40 @ 0.6 = 24 BTC [-] -280108;1346888200;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.571 = 5.139 BTC [-] -280107;1346888201;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 300 @ 0.57 = 171 BTC [-] -280106;1346888242;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1041 BTC [+] -280105;1346888280;BTC-Mining;nope -280104;1346888287;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.104 = 0.416 BTC [-] -280103;1346888289;BTC-Mining;I'm waiting for the postcard -280102;1346888404;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.37899218 BTC [-] -280101;1346888688;mircea_popescu;you ain't gettin' no postcards. -280100;1346889199;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 3 @ 0.0001222 = 0.0004 BTC [-] -280099;1346889253;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 2 @ 0.125 = 0.25 BTC [-] -280098;1346889260;BTC-Mining;awww... -280097;1346889368;BTC-Mining;But I wanted a postcard with pirate's avatar on an island on a longchair. With caption: "Thanks to the crew for another succesful plundering. Arrr mateys!" -280096;1346889393;BTC-Mining;I am strongly disapointed. -280095;1346889678;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.7997 = 1.5994 BTC [+] -280094;1346889711;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.7997 = 2.3991 BTC [+] -280093;1346889791;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.7998 = 2.3994 BTC [+] -280092;1346889846;mircea_popescu;you can't even spell dissapoint -280091;1346889861;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.7998 = 2.3994 BTC [+] -280090;1346889987;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1035 = 0.207 BTC [-] -280089;1346890043;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1035 = 1.035 BTC [-] -280088;1346890059;kakobrekla;evening gents -280087;1346890110;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1035 BTC [-] -280086;1346890133;JWU_42;kakobrekla: hey -280085;1346890140;kakobrekla;how is it going JWU42 -280084;1346890215;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1035 = 1.035 BTC [-] -280083;1346890559;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [+] -280082;1346890719;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -280081;1346890730;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.77] [Ask: 0.7997] [Spread: 0.0297] [Last: 0.7998] [24hVol: 114.31099603] [7dAvg: 0.82350475] -280080;1346890742;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -280079;1346890743;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00070427 / 0.00079311 / 0.00086378 (287116 shares, 227.72 BTC), 30day: 0.00064789 / 0.00095135 / 0.00115139 (9863737 shares, 9,383.94 BTC) -280078;1346890776;mircea_popescu;so under 8 now huh -280077;1346890832;Lyspooner;is there an asset or etf that represents a fund which purports hostage or extortion situations and pulls in a revenue stream from citizens wanting to help save fellow citizens? -280076;1346890860;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.788 = 1.576 BTC [+] -280075;1346891295;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1035 = 0.3105 BTC [-] -280074;1346891392;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 13 @ 0.54999 = 7.1499 BTC [-] -280073;1346891508;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 30 @ 0.54999 = 16.4997 BTC [-] -280072;1346891534;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 7 @ 0.54999 = 3.8499 BTC [-] -280071;1346891615;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 20 @ 0.15072854 = 3.0146 BTC [-] -280070;1346891632;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.0001222 = 0.0006 BTC [-] -280069;1346891726;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -280068;1346891818;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.095 = 1.9 BTC [-] -280067;1346891955;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -280066;1346892002;MrWubbles;time for you to go night night bitcoins -280065;1346892147;MrWubbles;ohh want site up? -280064;1346892149;MrWubbles;ohh it's up -280063;1346892151;MrWubbles;and it's down again -280062;1346892154;MrWubbles;womp womp womp -280061;1346892163;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.128898 = 0.3867 BTC [+] -280060;1346892164;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.128 = 0.64 BTC [-] -280059;1346892166;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 31 @ 0.12721 = 3.9435 BTC [-] -280058;1346892166;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1272 BTC [-] -280057;1346892167;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.12711 = 12.711 BTC [-] -280056;1346892168;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.12710001 = 0.8897 BTC [-] -280055;1346892170;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 85 @ 0.127 = 10.795 BTC [-] -280054;1346892171;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1266 = 1.266 BTC [-] -280053;1346892172;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.12501001 = 1.2501 BTC [-] -280052;1346892173;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.12501001 = 5.0004 BTC [-] -280051;1346892174;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.12501 = 25.002 BTC [-] -280050;1346892175;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.125 = 6.25 BTC [-] -280049;1346892537;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.09999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -280048;1346892648;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.09999 = 2.4998 BTC [+] -280047;1346892743;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.168 BTC [+] -280046;1346892821;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12020001 = 0.2404 BTC [-] -280045;1346892823;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.12020001 = 3.9666 BTC [-] -280044;1346892824;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1202 = 1.202 BTC [-] -280043;1346892826;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12010001 = 0.2402 BTC [-] -280042;1346892826;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.12010001 = 2.402 BTC [-] -280041;1346892827;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.12 = 12 BTC [-] -280040;1346893226;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.115 = 1.725 BTC [-] -280039;1346893267;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1149 BTC [-] -280038;1346893485;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11300001 = 0.226 BTC [-] -280037;1346893487;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11110001 = 0.2222 BTC [-] -280036;1346893488;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.11110001 = 3.9996 BTC [-] -280035;1346893490;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11100001 = 0.222 BTC [-] -280034;1346893491;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11100001 = 1.11 BTC [-] -280033;1346893585;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1099 = 0.4396 BTC [-] -280032;1346893595;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.0001222 = 0.0002 BTC [-] -280031;1346893728;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [-] -280030;1346893810;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1049 = 0.8392 BTC [-] -280029;1346893864;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 20 @ 0.149 = 2.98 BTC [-] -280028;1346893866;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 106 @ 0.1049 = 11.1194 BTC [-] -280027;1346893916;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.10309 = 4.1236 BTC [-] -280026;1346893943;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.105 = 5.25 BTC [+] -280025;1346893966;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -280024;1346893982;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.627 BTC [-] -280023;1346894130;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.104 = 0.728 BTC [-] -280022;1346894138;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 268 @ 0.104 = 27.872 BTC [-] -280021;1346894140;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 560 @ 0.105 = 58.8 BTC [+] -280020;1346894141;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 101 @ 0.11 = 11.11 BTC [+] -280019;1346894303;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.1039 = 1.2468 BTC [-] -280018;1346894343;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 117 @ 0.149 = 17.433 BTC [+] -280017;1346894373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49511 @ 0.0003988 = 19.745 BTC [-] -280016;1346894375;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 31 @ 0.1399 = 4.3369 BTC [-] -280015;1346894387;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.628 = 1.256 BTC [+] -280014;1346894388;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.62879 = 3.144 BTC [+] -280013;1346894458;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.10308 = 2.577 BTC [-] -280012;1346894531;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4009 @ 0.00081659 = 3.2737 BTC [-] -280011;1346894533;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 25 @ 0.54999 = 13.7498 BTC [-] -280010;1346894600;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 8 @ 0.63 = 5.04 BTC [+] -280009;1346894601;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.635 = 1.27 BTC [+] -280008;1346894636;mircea_popescu;;;later tell lyspooner never heard of one. -280007;1346894637;gribble;The operation succeeded. -280006;1346894672;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 980 @ 0.105 = 102.9 BTC [+] -280005;1346894723;BTC-Mining;Damn, ASICMINER went back near IPO price? -280004;1346894799;mircea_popescu;awww, but it was +50% yest! -280003;1346894818;BTC-Mining;Now it's +5% -280002;1346894833;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.10308 = 1.5462 BTC [-] -280001;1346894834;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.10306 = 1.752 BTC [-] -280000;1346894838;BTC-Mining;Looks like someone sold a huge lot -279999;1346894838;mircea_popescu;these low volume stocks, tsk tsk. -279998;1346894848;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicmining -279997;1346894849;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -279996;1346894851;assbot;Invalid ticker. -279995;1346894853;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.105] [Ask: 0.11] [Spread: 0.005] [Last: 0.105] [24hVol: 433.80514183] [7dAvg: 0.12210553] -279994;1346894860;mircea_popescu;huge = 4xx btc yeah -279993;1346894886;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 29 @ 0.11 = 3.19 BTC [+] -279992;1346894899;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [+] -279991;1346894908;rdponticelli;Yea, somebody just took a big dump -279990;1346894934;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11 = 0.22 BTC [+] -279989;1346894958;BTC-Mining;It's still only 15000k total value, so 4% is about 2.6% -279988;1346894987;mircea_popescu;im sorry, say wut ? -279987;1346895022;BTC-Mining;I mean 4xx BTC is about 2.6% -279986;1346895043;mircea_popescu;o, of the float ? -279985;1346895070;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [-] -279984;1346895086;mircea_popescu;strangely total volume is 6k -279983;1346895099;mircea_popescu;people bought 9k worth off glbse or what ? -279982;1346895121;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11 = 0.33 BTC [+] -279981;1346895123;BTC-Mining;Yeah, you can trade directly with the issuer/others -279980;1346895134;BTC-Mining;Which doesn't appear in the volume -279979;1346895142;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11 = 0.33 BTC [+] -279978;1346895170;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.11 = 0.77 BTC [+] -279977;1346895172;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 260 @ 0.115 = 29.9 BTC [+] -279976;1346895180;BTC-Mining;Going back up -279975;1346895182;mircea_popescu;still has 500-1k to go to .1 -279974;1346895229;BTC-Mining;I guess people would still like to get IPO prices -279973;1346895261;Diablo-D3;https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4481752 -279972;1346895336;mircea_popescu;such a fire hazard that thign -279971;1346895343;mircea_popescu;poliester on top of cardboard ? really ? -279970;1346895348;mircea_popescu;pour some gasoline in a corner. -279969;1346895457;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.11 = 0.77 BTC [-] -279968;1346895458;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 38 @ 0.1051 = 3.9938 BTC [-] -279967;1346895460;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [-] -279966;1346895602;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.76378688 BTC [+] -279965;1346895696;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3291 @ 0.00082122 = 2.7026 BTC [+] -279964;1346895749;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 20 @ 0.15722689 = 3.1445 BTC [+] -279963;1346896062;papaso;hi，i am coming -279962;1346896156;papaso;i want to buy call options -279961;1346896227;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.11 = 0.44 BTC [+] -279960;1346896232;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.09999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -279959;1346896249;papaso;long Expiration，high strike -279958;1346896401;papaso;i want to buy call options，can anyone help me how to buy？ -279957;1346896469;BTC-Mining;Ask mircea_popescu, his MPEX exchange deals with options -279956;1346896507;mircea_popescu;yes papaso. what do you need ? -279955;1346896530;papaso;yes ，i want to buy call options -279954;1346896560;mircea_popescu;ok. do you have a gpg identity ? -279953;1346896562;mircea_popescu;;;ident papaso -279952;1346896568;gribble;Nick 'papaso', with hostmask 'papaso!b7e13886@gateway/web/freenode/ip.183.225.56.134', is not identified. -279951;1346896617;papaso;i dont understand GPG，i email to you, you said we talk here -279950;1346896636;mircea_popescu;ah ok. -279949;1346896643;mircea_popescu;so , first of all you need to get gpg. -279948;1346896650;mircea_popescu;what system do you run ? windows ? -279947;1346896663;papaso;win xp -279946;1346896669;mircea_popescu;ok. -279945;1346896692;mircea_popescu;http://www.gpg4win.org/about.html -279944;1346896694;mircea_popescu;you need that. -279943;1346896793;papaso;2.10 or 2.11? -279942;1346896841;mircea_popescu;doesn't really matter. -279941;1346896851;papaso;ok -279940;1346896901;papaso;anothers ques,i can not open bitoption.org, you know why? -279939;1346896949;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1035 = 1.035 BTC [+] -279938;1346896951;mircea_popescu;i have no ideea. -279937;1346896969;mircea_popescu;A market where traded were options to buy and sell bitcoins at future points in time. The service has been suspended since September 2011. -279936;1346896975;mircea_popescu;seems it's been dead a long time. -279935;1346897335;papaso;ok i download it -279934;1346897351;papaso;pls show me the next how to do -279933;1346897388;mircea_popescu;well, did you install it ? -279932;1346897436;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 18 @ 0.003393 = 0.0611 BTC [+] -279931;1346897454;papaso;install already -279930;1346897467;mircea_popescu;ok. open up command prompt and say -279929;1346897470;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.003393 BTC [+] -279928;1346897472;mircea_popescu;gpg --gen-key -279927;1346897580;papaso;do you want to create a back up copy? -279926;1346897602;papaso;or do it later? -279925;1346897604;mircea_popescu;i'm sorry ? -279924;1346897628;papaso;gen key asked -279923;1346897639;mircea_popescu;sure, make a backup. save it somewhere safe. -279922;1346897712;papaso;then GPG want me to type passphrase and quality -279921;1346897724;mircea_popescu;so pick a STRONG passphrase -279920;1346897732;mircea_popescu;minimum 12 chars, letters, numbers, symbols. -279919;1346897737;mircea_popescu;and pick 4096 bit -279918;1346897740;papaso;more then 13? -279917;1346897749;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1035 = 1.035 BTC [+] -279916;1346897762;papaso;what means quality? -279915;1346897785;mircea_popescu;13 works. the longer the better, but don't forget it. -279914;1346897798;mircea_popescu;if you do you're pretty much screwed. -279913;1346897815;papaso;ok i done -279912;1346897819;mircea_popescu;don't use any words in it either. ok. -279911;1346897825;mircea_popescu;gpg --armor --output pubkey.txt --export 'Your Name' -279910;1346897840;mircea_popescu;it will give you some text. you email me that. -279909;1346897917;papaso;then save? -279908;1346897928;mircea_popescu;sure. -279907;1346897934;mircea_popescu;you can get it again any time the same way. -279906;1346898001;papaso;then i open GPG again -279905;1346898021;mircea_popescu;did you email me your key ? -279904;1346898036;papaso;in brief lot of information -279903;1346898071;mircea_popescu;hm ? -279902;1346898072;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1199 = 0.2398 BTC [+] -279901;1346898096;papaso;i need to tell you the key id? -279900;1346898116;mircea_popescu;no. -279899;1346898118;mircea_popescu;you need to go -279898;1346898121;mircea_popescu;gpg --armor --output pubkey.txt --export 'Your Name' -279897;1346898126;mircea_popescu;it will give you some text. -279896;1346898132;mircea_popescu;you need to email me that text. -279895;1346898256;papaso;where is the armor? -279894;1346898273;mircea_popescu;where is the armor ?! -279893;1346898285;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -279892;1346898320;papaso;you said i must go to gpg --armor --output pubkey.txt --export 'Your Name' -279891;1346898335;mircea_popescu;you just put that in command prompt -279890;1346898353;mircea_popescu;obviously replace your name with... your name. whatever you entered when you made the key. -279889;1346898371;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: you need a step by step tutorial -279888;1346898382;rdponticelli;And just send that to ppl -279887;1346898391;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#6 it's there. -279886;1346898399;mircea_popescu;problem is, people don't even have gpg. what am i to do ? -279885;1346898422;rdponticelli;A tutorial for ppl who don't have gpg -279884;1346898424;rdponticelli;I know the other -279883;1346898442;mircea_popescu;might be an ideea, this. -279882;1346898443;rdponticelli;:) -279881;1346898462;mircea_popescu;a well, my faq will grow to epic proportions, it will pass 250kb, be even larger than nefario's pages. -279880;1346898483;rdponticelli;And don't forget to put something like: do it on a clean machine -279879;1346898492;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.915 BTC [-] -279878;1346898518;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 9 @ 0.8 = 7.2 BTC [-] -279877;1346898519;mircea_popescu;myeah. -279876;1346898539;rdponticelli;If you're using that mocosoft crap chances are that your keys won't be safe anyway... -279875;1346898552;rdponticelli;And all that jazz -279874;1346898553;mircea_popescu;so i should put an os comparison char too ? -279873;1346898561;mircea_popescu;i mean... it has to end somewhere, this faq -279872;1346898561;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -279871;1346898570;mircea_popescu;meanwhile, i have no email. papaso you ok in there ? -279870;1346898579;rdponticelli;Yeah, ponder your resources -279869;1346898605;rdponticelli;But is more waste of resources tell step by step to every customer -279868;1346898614;papaso;i am in the key manager web, and i dont know how to do next -279867;1346898615;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1199 = 2.398 BTC [+] -279866;1346898637;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli i've run it for months never quite had the problem. people manage in general. -279865;1346898644;rdponticelli;Ok -279864;1346898651;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.559 = 4.677 BTC [-] -279863;1346898655;mircea_popescu;papaso i have no idea what a key manager web is. -279862;1346898661;rdponticelli;Ok it was just and idea :) -279861;1346898675;mircea_popescu;what you need to do is, open command prompt, put the string i gave you in there, and paste the result into an email. -279860;1346898687;mircea_popescu;if you do what you want to do rather than what i tell you to do we're just wasting our time here. -279859;1346898698;papaso;when you open GPA, you will see the key manager -279858;1346898717;mircea_popescu;mkay, well this has gone for long enough i guess. -279857;1346898731;mircea_popescu;papaso http://www.madboa.com/geek/gpg-quickstart/ here's the manual. -279856;1346898736;mircea_popescu;please send me your public key. -279855;1346898738;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.1199 = 1.9184 BTC [+] -279854;1346898738;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 19 @ 0.12 = 2.28 BTC [+] -279853;1346898739;mircea_popescu;that's pretty much it. -279852;1346898787;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.08889 BTC [-] -279851;1346898880;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14709 @ 0.00081874 = 12.0428 BTC [-] -279850;1346898881;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2300 @ 0.00082133 = 1.8891 BTC [+] -279849;1346898886;papaso;key id? -279848;1346898924;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.12 = 4.2 BTC [+] -279847;1346899010;mircea_popescu;you find your keyid by saying gpg --list-keys -279846;1346899038;mircea_popescu;mpex keyid is F1B69921 -279845;1346899203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16316 @ 0.00040019 = 6.5295 BTC [+] -279844;1346899205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23684 @ 0.0004007 = 9.4902 BTC [+] -279843;1346899258;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.64860632 BTC [+] -279842;1346899370;papaso;do you speak chinese? -279841;1346899390;mircea_popescu;sadly i don't. -279840;1346899406;mircea_popescu;however, markac does, -279839;1346899408;mircea_popescu;try -279838;1346899417;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.09999 = 0.8999 BTC [+] -279837;1346899419;mircea_popescu;.tr 梵天 -279836;1346899420;markac;mircea_popescu: "Brahma" (zh-CN to en, translate.google.com) -279835;1346899494;papaso;i think i need stup by stup HOWTO -279834;1346899543;papaso;boze i first here GPA -279833;1346899550;mircea_popescu;read up the conversation, it's there. -279832;1346899669;markac;usagi: "My name is rabbit ." (ja to en, translate.google.com) -279831;1346899921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9058 @ 0.00039902 = 3.6143 BTC [-] -279830;1346899922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8010 @ 0.00039875 = 3.194 BTC [-] -279829;1346899923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2032 @ 0.00039789 = 0.8085 BTC [-] -279828;1346899966;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -279827;1346899975;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.12 = 3.96 BTC [+] -279826;1346900037;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1035 = 0.414 BTC [+] -279825;1346900094;papaso;AGAIN,first "new key" your name: papaso then email: 23@qq.com then create back up copy then enter passphrase then re-enter ,then secret-key-5122FEE3.asc, pls show me howto..... -279824;1346900128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1668 @ 0.00039789 = 0.6637 BTC [-] -279823;1346900129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19484 @ 0.00039784 = 7.7515 BTC [-] -279822;1346900180;mircea_popescu;gpg --armor --output pubkey.txt --export '5122FEE3' -279821;1346900345;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4000 @ 0.00083036 = 3.3214 BTC [+] -279820;1346900483;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.1199 = 3.9567 BTC [-] -279819;1346900736;papaso;name:secret-key-54296214.asc then i change to: gpg --armor --output pubkey.txt --export 'papaso' then save in folder: desktop then push save? -279818;1346901024;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.12 = 3.96 BTC [+] -279817;1346901045;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.09999 = 0.9999 BTC [+] -279816;1346901047;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.099999 = 0.2 BTC [+] -279815;1346901117;mircea_popescu;... maybe ? -279814;1346901123;mircea_popescu;are you renaming a file ? -279813;1346901360;papaso;let me study chinese HOWTO -279812;1346901521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44600 @ 0.00039784 = 17.7437 BTC [-] -279811;1346901622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10176 @ 0.00039784 = 4.0484 BTC [-] -279810;1346901623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9124 @ 0.00039784 = 3.6299 BTC [-] -279809;1346902259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34300 @ 0.0003986 = 13.672 BTC [+] -279808;1346902275;mircea_popescu;and faq update, if anyone's curious. -279807;1346902280;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html -279806;1346902294;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.62 = 2.48 BTC [+] -279805;1346902295;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 30 @ 0.635 = 19.05 BTC [+] -279804;1346902296;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.645 = 1.935 BTC [+] -279803;1346902297;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.648 BTC [+] -279802;1346902298;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.6495 = 2.598 BTC [+] -279801;1346902299;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 44 @ 0.65 = 28.6 BTC [+] -279800;1346902330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15506 @ 0.0003986 = 6.1807 BTC [+] -279799;1346902331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28428 @ 0.0004007 = 11.3911 BTC [+] -279798;1346902333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3866 @ 0.00040084 = 1.5496 BTC [+] -279797;1346902341;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 11732 @ 0.003393 = 39.8067 BTC [+] -279796;1346902343;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7877 @ 0.0034 = 26.7818 BTC [+] -279795;1346902344;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10391 @ 0.0034 = 35.3294 BTC [+] -279794;1346902451;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4609 @ 0.0034 = 15.6706 BTC [+] -279793;1346902463;mircea_popescu;aaaand it's gone -279792;1346902515;kakobrekla;hm? -279791;1346902560;mircea_popescu;i saw the large buys, i checked the mkt depth, noticed 4.6k outstandign -279790;1346902564;mircea_popescu;and right then they sold. -279789;1346902745;smickles;!ticker s.dice -279788;1346902746;smickles;!ticker gsdpt -279787;1346902746;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00327279 / 0.0034 (3537514 shares, 11,577.55 BTC) -279786;1346902750;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.0032] [Ask: 0.0034] [Spread: 0.0002] [Last: 0.0034] [24hVol: 129.557254] [7dAvg: 0.00327343] -279785;1346902779;smickles;oh, i've been outwitted by time :( -279784;1346902797;mircea_popescu;huh ? -279783;1346902806;mod6;Trying to be part of a cryptocurrency without knowing how to use gpg is like trying to be part of the 60s without knowing how to use a bong. -279782;1346902809;mod6;lol -279781;1346902827;smickles;i should've ran the ticker comparison before 8pm eastern us -279780;1346902837;mircea_popescu;mod6 ain't that the truth! -279779;1346902844;mod6;:D -279778;1346902880;smickles;I used to prefer hookas myself -279777;1346902918;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.0001222 = 0.0006 BTC [-] -279776;1346902945;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.0001222 = 0.0002 BTC [-] -279775;1346902962;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.113003 = 3.7291 BTC [-] -279774;1346903005;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1301 @ 0.00083036 = 1.0803 BTC [+] -279773;1346903084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7847 @ 0.00039784 = 3.1219 BTC [-] -279772;1346903085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19753 @ 0.00039782 = 7.8581 BTC [-] -279771;1346903254;mircea_popescu;lol well... as a general point -279770;1346903319;mircea_popescu;;;later tell deadterra you prolly want to issue more gsdpt -279769;1346903320;gribble;The operation succeeded. -279768;1346903449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35847 @ 0.00039782 = 14.2607 BTC [-] -279767;1346903450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5553 @ 0.00039763 = 2.208 BTC [-] -279766;1346903596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9647 @ 0.00039763 = 3.8359 BTC [-] -279765;1346903598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9953 @ 0.00039754 = 3.9567 BTC [-] -279764;1346903806;BTC-Mining;5 BTC freeroll on sealswithclubs starting in 1 hour and a half by the way... 164 players so far, a few places left. -279763;1346903859;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 75 @ 0.9998 = 74.985 BTC [-] -279762;1346903906;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.12 = 3.96 BTC [+] -279761;1346903930;BTC-Mining;Looks like people are buying BTC-MINING -279760;1346903978;smickles;BTC-Mining: do you need chips to play in that? -279759;1346903996;BTC-Mining;No, it's a freeroll... -279758;1346904017;BTC-Mining;Almost ALL poker websites in existence conducts regular freerolls. -279757;1346904027;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 150 @ 0.00101467 = 0.1522 BTC [-] -279756;1346904029;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 9850 @ 0.001001 = 9.8599 BTC [-] -279755;1346904029;BTC-Mining;Usually for ~ 50 - 100 USD -279754;1346904029;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 329 @ 0.0012103 = 0.3982 BTC [+] -279753;1346904030;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 10000 @ 0.0010005 = 10.005 BTC [-] -279752;1346904031;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 10000 @ 0.0010003 = 10.003 BTC [-] -279751;1346904032;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.001001 = 10.01 BTC [-] -279750;1346904033;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 10000 @ 0.0010005 = 10.005 BTC [-] -279749;1346904034;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.12 = 2.04 BTC [+] -279748;1346904035;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 10000 @ 0.0010003 = 10.003 BTC [-] -279747;1346904036;smickles;well, i'll join in then -279746;1346904040;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.001001 = 10.01 BTC [-] -279745;1346904041;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 10000 @ 0.0010005 = 10.005 BTC [-] -279744;1346904043;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 10000 @ 0.0010003 = 10.003 BTC [-] -279743;1346904044;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 10000 @ 0.0010003 = 10.003 BTC [-] -279742;1346904045;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 10000 @ 0.0010005 = 10.005 BTC [-] -279741;1346904046;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.001001 = 10.01 BTC [-] -279740;1346904061;mircea_popescu;weren;t they doing those hourly ? -279739;1346904080;BTC-Mining;No, not seals, they're too small. Doing that weekly. -279738;1346904096;BTC-Mining;They do a 0.05 BTC freeroll hourly tho, with usually 10 people in it. -279737;1346904131;BTC-Mining;Only some large poker networks do daily/multiple time a day freerolls. -279736;1346904213;smickles;BTC-Mining: can you tell me how long i should expect it to last if i don't suck ass tonight? -279735;1346904290;BTC-Mining;Eh, no idea. -279734;1346904295;BTC-Mining;Can go for a few hours. -279733;1346904341;BTC-Mining;There's always breaks tho -279732;1346904378;BTC-Mining;and of course the minimum blind go up every few minute to force the game to go end up faster. -279731;1346904426;smickles;BTC-Mining: are you playing? -279730;1346904428;mircea_popescu;well smickles you'd have 1: 200 odds to win 50 bux -279729;1346904434;mircea_popescu;so it'd be mostly for hte fun -279728;1346904444;BTC-Mining;Yup -279727;1346904462;smickles;BTC-Mining: well, tell me if we hit the same table :) -279726;1346904486;BTC-Mining;There's actually 17 position paids -279725;1346904491;smickles;(i assume you nick is different there) -279724;1346904503;BTC-Mining;and 116 entrants -279723;1346904552;BTC-Mining;25.00%/15.00%/10.00%/7.50%/4 x 5%/9 x 2.5% -279722;1346904560;smickles;mircea_popescu: so you'll bet me 200 btc agianst my one that i won't win it? -279721;1346904566;smickles;:D -279720;1346904580;mircea_popescu;i'll bet 2 btc against your .01 -279719;1346904587;mircea_popescu;let's not drive me bankrupt just yet. -279718;1346904593;BTC-Mining;mircea: deal from here... -279717;1346904602;BTC-Mining;If you want to take it. -279716;1346904604;mircea_popescu;you betting that you don't win or that he doesn't win BTC-Mining ? -279715;1346904619;BTC-Mining;No, betting for myself winning -279714;1346904628;mircea_popescu;i'll want .02 btc from you. -279713;1346904645;BTC-Mining;hmm, okay then -279712;1346904647;smickles;heh, i'll take the bet mircea_popescu. -279711;1346904657;mircea_popescu;lol ok. how do we verify this ? -279710;1346904661;smickles;you get .01 if i lose, i get 2 if i win. -279709;1346904669;smickles;um -279708;1346904670;BTC-Mining;You can check the tournament results -279707;1346904672;kakobrekla;MNW got all over you guys. -279706;1346904682;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ok, but what do you play as ? -279705;1346904692;smickles;BTC-Mining: is the winner announced somehow? -279704;1346904703;BTC-Mining;Namjies -279703;1346904711;mircea_popescu;and you're smickles, smickles ? -279702;1346904718;smickles;yup -279701;1346904719;smickles;same nick -279700;1346904722;mircea_popescu;kays. -279699;1346904725;BTC-Mining;You can view the list of final position for the tournament from the tournament's lobby -279698;1346904740;BTC-Mining;I believe -279697;1346904742;mircea_popescu;im too lazy but i trust you'll be keeping each other honest lol -279696;1346904806;BTC-Mining;Excellent -279695;1346904819;smickles;i'll screenshoot it :D -279694;1346904821;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.113003 = 3.7291 BTC [-] -279693;1346904859;smickles;heh, if i had a few hundered spare gig, i'd record my play -279692;1346904883;BTC-Mining;I don't think I've ever been first in a tournament yet... Although I'm used to larger pools of players. -279691;1346904905;mircea_popescu;well good luck to both of ya. -279690;1346904910;smickles;:D -279689;1346904940;smickles;heh, i suppose it's sorta a sponsorship -279688;1346905024;BTC-Mining;Well first place is 25%, or 1.25 BTC. If you get first, you get an extra 2 BTC from mircea. -279687;1346905050;BTC-Mining;But by the end of a tournament, you end up with good players. Gets harder and harder -279686;1346905111;BTC-Mining;Oh, I have an mpex cap for the tournament? -279685;1346905120;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.117 = 0.234 BTC [+] -279684;1346905122;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279683;1346905123;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279682;1346905128;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279681;1346905130;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279680;1346905133;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279679;1346905135;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279678;1346905141;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279677;1346905142;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279676;1346905144;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279675;1346905146;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279674;1346905148;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279673;1346905153;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279672;1346905155;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279671;1346905157;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279670;1346905159;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279669;1346905161;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279668;1346905163;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279667;1346905167;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279666;1346905167;BTC-Mining;. -279665;1346905168;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279664;1346905168;kakobrekla;is something stuck -279663;1346905169;BTC-Mining;. -279662;1346905169;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279661;1346905170;BTC-Mining;. -279660;1346905170;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279659;1346905172;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279658;1346905174;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279657;1346905177;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279656;1346905180;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279655;1346905182;smickles;mrchhre? -279654;1346905182;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279653;1346905184;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279652;1346905190;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279651;1346905192;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279650;1346905193;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.084 = 0.252 BTC [+] -279649;1346905195;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279648;1346905196;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279647;1346905201;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279646;1346905203;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279645;1346905207;kakobrekla;pajka combo breaker -279644;1346905212;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279643;1346905216;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1171 BTC [+] -279642;1346905219;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279641;1346905221;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279640;1346905223;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279639;1346905231;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279638;1346905233;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102096 = 10.2096 BTC [+] -279637;1346905239;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 2 @ 0.64514775 = 1.2903 BTC [-] -279636;1346905241;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 10000 @ 0.00102183 = 10.2183 BTC [+] -279635;1346905278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00040041 = 0.1602 BTC [+] -279634;1346905314;BTC-Mining;Well, some people like certified deposits -279633;1346905335;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining what you mean cap ? -279632;1346905375;BTC-Mining;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cap -279631;1346905426;mircea_popescu;o o o yes hehe, a cap! -279630;1346905450;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.12 = 3.96 BTC [+] -279629;1346905453;mircea_popescu;hm, does anyone make btc aparel ? -279628;1346905471;mircea_popescu;as in, aparel you pay in btc -279627;1346905479;jcpham;i can spraypaint something for you -279626;1346905482;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11999999 BTC [-] -279625;1346905483;jcpham;designer -279624;1346905487;jcpham;$1000 -279623;1346905521;BTC-Mining;(Pssst! Sounds like a pretty bad deal... You should take it.) -279622;1346905538;jcpham;dude i'm trying to let you guys in on the ground floor -279621;1346905565;jcpham;designer bitcoin apparel -279620;1346905575;jcpham;pink kicks with gold coins on them -279619;1346905586;mircea_popescu;lol -279618;1346905593;jcpham;romney's tax return airbrushed on a polo in graffiti -279617;1346905598;jcpham;this shit is hot -279616;1346905610;BTC-Mining;Hmm, an exclusive fashion milieu, quite the interesting offer indeed. -279615;1346905623;jcpham;cascius coin dildos -279614;1346905650;jcpham;who needs a vault -279613;1346905668;mircea_popescu;when you got kegels ? -279612;1346905680;mircea_popescu;Sweden drops Assange rape charge -279611;1346905686;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.119 = 0.595 BTC [+] -279610;1346905687;mircea_popescu;lmao a loser is sweden. -279609;1346905688;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.11949 = 0.3585 BTC [+] -279608;1346905689;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 50 @ 0.1195 = 5.975 BTC [+] -279607;1346905707;BTC-Mining;Hey Diablo-D3 -279606;1346905708;jcpham;so if you are popular enough rape is ok in sweden? -279605;1346905716;mircea_popescu;he didn't rape anybody. -279604;1346905718;jcpham;or unpopular enough -279603;1346905737;jcpham;i'm sorry assange doesn't qualify as world news -279602;1346905760;BTC-Mining;Maybe there was simply a lack of proof plus getting assange was too hard, so dropped charges... costs money to work on the case you know... -279601;1346905783;BTC-Mining;Getting proof tends to be hard in case of rape. -279600;1346905794;mircea_popescu;maybe it was just a case of rogue state trying to abuse the process of law to kidnap foreign nationals -279599;1346905795;jcpham;isn't illegal in spain to walk into a car dealer with 3000 euros and ppurchase a vehicle -279598;1346905799;mircea_popescu;that's what my 2 bitcents is on anyway -279597;1346905805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15534 @ 0.00040084 = 6.2266 BTC [+] -279596;1346905806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33366 @ 0.00040148 = 13.3958 BTC [+] -279595;1346905860;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.899 = 1.798 BTC [+] -279594;1346905861;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.9 = 3.6 BTC [+] -279593;1346905886;smickles;< mircea_popescu> maybe it was just a case of rogue state trying to abuse the process of law to kidnap foreign nationals<<< sounds like the 'merican way -279592;1346905903;mircea_popescu;myea. -279591;1346905907;jcpham;yes america runs the world -279590;1346905913;mircea_popescu;lol. get off. -279589;1346905919;jcpham;no seriously -279588;1346905923;mircea_popescu;right. -279587;1346905934;mircea_popescu;most 2yos think they run the world too. -279586;1346905939;jcpham;i've been to the world, i know. -279585;1346905954;mircea_popescu;lol srsly ? -279584;1346905960;mircea_popescu;how's the world's apartment like ? -279583;1346905964;mircea_popescu;does it have ac ? -279582;1346905971;jcpham;no running water -279581;1346905983;mircea_popescu;so why ruin it. -279580;1346905985;jcpham;no sewage, only septic -279579;1346906044;jcpham;http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/sep/3/the-real-fiscal-cliff/ -279578;1346906135;jcpham;doomand gloom -279577;1346906179;BTC-Mining;http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/world-accordign-to-USA.jpg -279576;1346906205;jcpham;looks correct -279575;1346906213;kakobrekla;;;ticker -279574;1346906213;gribble;Best bid: 10.903, Best ask: 10.9999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09690, Last trade: 10.91592, 24 hour volume: 64318, 24 hour low: 10.261, 24 hour high: 11.17 -279573;1346906269;BTC-Mining;This one is a bit outdated... looks like its from the cold war -279572;1346906271;BTC-Mining;http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_oUc6WpOAwto/SP9fNq6zuOI/AAAAAAAABOs/t2o45sOf_sw/s1600/the_world_according_to_america.gif -279571;1346906312;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.1130002 = 3.729 BTC [-] -279570;1346906367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16434 @ 0.00040148 = 6.5979 BTC [+] -279569;1346906369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5078 @ 0.00040313 = 2.0471 BTC [+] -279568;1346906370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8488 @ 0.00040475 = 3.4355 BTC [+] -279567;1346906417;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.12 = 3.6 BTC [+] -279566;1346906452;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 47 @ 1 = 47 BTC [+] -279565;1346906555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32200 @ 0.00040041 = 12.8932 BTC [-] -279564;1346906620;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 10000 @ 0.00100595 = 10.0595 BTC [+] -279563;1346906622;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 10000 @ 0.00100893 = 10.0893 BTC [+] -279562;1346906975;mircea_popescu; is something stuck <<< i love this line -279561;1346906997;mircea_popescu;i guess the power of lisp is a scary thing to behold. just you wait till i grow a little and start doing 100s of trades a minute -279560;1346907037;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.12 = 3.96 BTC [+] -279559;1346907044;BTC-Mining;The thing is, it was like tons of 10 BTC trades, all in the same amount at the same price... -279558;1346907054;BTC-Mining;Why weren't they all filled in one go? -279557;1346907122;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.113 = 2.26 BTC [-] -279556;1346907123;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.112 = 0.448 BTC [-] -279555;1346907162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21651 @ 0.00040475 = 8.7632 BTC [+] -279554;1346907210;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining what do you mean "in one go" ? -279553;1346907624;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 24812 @ 0.00100757 = 24.9998 BTC [-] -279552;1346907650;papaso;O.BTCUSD.C200N what is the strick price usd20 or usd200? -279551;1346907738;mircea_popescu;usd 20 -279550;1346907892;papaso;if i want to buy 1 btc, i should pay USD0.089 or 0.089BTC? -279549;1346907962;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103498 BTC [-] -279548;1346907991;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 33 @ 0.11000001 = 3.63 BTC [-] -279547;1346908015;smickles;papaso: it's priced in btc -279546;1346908041;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.114 = 0.342 BTC [+] -279545;1346908071;mircea_popescu;papaso each option stands for 1 btc and is priced in btc. -279544;1346908124;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.C200N is 0.00608060 ask and 0.14836642 buy -279543;1346908127;mircea_popescu;this means it costs you -279542;1346908136;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -279541;1346908137;gribble;Best bid: 10.94, Best ask: 10.94992, Bid-ask spread: 0.00992, Last trade: 10.931, 24 hour volume: 69377, 24 hour low: 10.261, 24 hour high: 11.17 -279540;1346908153;mircea_popescu;.py 10.931 * 0.00608060 -279539;1346908153;markac;0.0664670386 -279538;1346908158;mircea_popescu;it costs you about 6.6 cents. -279537;1346908164;papaso;means the price is not usd it is btc? -279536;1346908168;mircea_popescu;yes. -279535;1346908174;papaso;good -279534;1346908182;mircea_popescu;all mpex is btc-only. no usd anywhere. -279533;1346908208;papaso;if i buy there must have another trader as sell side -279532;1346908251;mircea_popescu;there's the mpoe bot which takes your other side. -279531;1346908329;papaso;O.BTCUSD.C200N the Expiration is? -279530;1346908361;papaso;it is europen-option or us-option? -279529;1346908366;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 2 @ 0.125 = 0.25 BTC [+] -279528;1346908373;mircea_popescu;us. -279527;1346908379;mircea_popescu;you can sell it at any time anyway, the bot quotes. -279526;1346908424;mircea_popescu;all T expire last Friday of current month (28th). all N expire last Friday of next month (oct 26th) -279525;1346908449;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.114 BTC [+] -279524;1346908461;papaso;O.BTCUSD.C200N is this mouth or next mouth -279523;1346908475;mircea_popescu;next month. -279522;1346908480;mircea_popescu;cause of N at the end -279521;1346908503;papaso;next mouth 28th? -279520;1346908559;papaso;do you have dec 28 Contract -279519;1346908573;mircea_popescu;next month 26th. -279518;1346908582;mircea_popescu;and no, no december. only current and next month. -279517;1346908616;mircea_popescu;december will be N starting on the 27th of october. -279516;1346908642;papaso;OK， i wish if the volme is high, people can buy year contract -279515;1346908666;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11999 = 0.6 BTC [+] -279514;1346908668;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 28 @ 0.12 = 3.36 BTC [+] -279513;1346908689;mircea_popescu;not a problem of volume as much as volatility. -279512;1346908698;mircea_popescu;btc can and has dropped and gained 50-60% in a few days. -279511;1346908702;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.11998999 = 2.3998 BTC [-] -279510;1346908707;mircea_popescu;this precludes any LEAPs or such. -279509;1346908827;mircea_popescu;last month volume was ~100k contracts, you can look it up in the monthly report http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-rezultate-august-2012/#comment-88317 -279508;1346908863;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 7 @ 1 = 7 BTC [+] -279507;1346908934;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 6 @ 1 = 6 BTC [+] -279506;1346908960;BTC-Mining;Freeroll starting in 10 minutes. Ready smickles? -279505;1346908969;mircea_popescu;im off to bed. gl boyz -279504;1346908983;BTC-Mining;Night there -279503;1346954232;Enky;*manage -279502;1346954256;mircea_popescu;sooo, how's the poker boys ? BTC-Mining ? smickles ? -279501;1346954261;kakobrekla;well thats up to you, this is made to make btc -279500;1346954262;kakobrekla;not usd -279499;1346954264;kakobrekla;directly -279498;1346954278;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu, you would be the one to be able to answer this... -279497;1346954281;BTC-Mining;[10:53] smickles, kako is saying you could have a BTC balance, and have a USD/EUR position for it, so if you lose 10% on the position, you lose 10% oF the BTC used for the position. AND COMPLETLY IGNORE BTC PRICE FLUCTUATION DURING THAT TIME. That's what I understood. -279496;1346954281;BTC-Mining;[10:53] volatility of eur/usd is 1/50 maybe of btc/usd:) -279495;1346954281;BTC-Mining;[10:53] thats why you have leverages -279494;1346954281;BTC-Mining;[10:54] BTC-Mining: CORRECT -279493;1346954292;BTC-Mining;How can that work? -279492;1346954307;Enky;that's the point -279491;1346954315;Enky;"AND COMPLETLY IGNORE BTC PRICE FLUCTUATION DURING THAT TIME" -279490;1346954327;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well part of your btc would be in options. -279489;1346954340;mircea_popescu;then if price fluctuates you make back btc so that your usd value stays fixed. -279488;1346954346;BTC-Mining;So there must be hedging -279487;1346954349;mircea_popescu;well yes. -279486;1346954367;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/btcf/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=10 i strongly recomend this thread -279485;1346954375;mircea_popescu;it has 3-4 good case studies well documented. -279484;1346954400;BTC-Mining;That's also what my understanding of the forex was. -279483;1346954426;BTC-Mining;But hedging has a cost... -279482;1346954445;mircea_popescu;everything has a cost. -279481;1346954473;BTC-Mining;Kako, could you verify that with your forex contact? -279480;1346954482;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -279479;1346954498;Enky;maybe that forex contact doesnt imagine how much wild are swings at mtgox:) -279478;1346954502;BTC-Mining;So he can confirm you or something? -279477;1346954513;BTC-Mining;I think that might be the problem, Enky -279476;1346954519;kakobrekla;i told you how your funds are backed -279475;1346954527;Enky;he think, btc is a currency , so not much volatile... -279474;1346954533;Enky;big mistakes:) -279473;1346954553;BTC-Mining;kako, BTC price fluctuations will matter... -279472;1346954593;kakobrekla;i think what you really need to worry -279471;1346954609;BTC-Mining;there's no way it wouldn't if it's the currency backing the position. -279470;1346954610;kakobrekla;if there is enough btc to cover your gains -279469;1346954616;kakobrekla;to which the answer is: yes -279468;1346954629;mircea_popescu;what are you folks discussing anyway ? -279467;1346954684;kakobrekla;Enky see pm about the demo -279466;1346954694;BTC-Mining;kakobrekla wants to make a BTC > fiat/fiat positions service with BTC backing the position. BUT, of course, BTC price fluctuation doesn't need hedging or doesn't matter at all in this. -279465;1346954727;BTC-Mining;so basically, allow you to trade on a forex platform by keeping your BTC to back your positions. -279464;1346954748;BTC-Mining;But somehow BTC/fiat value doesn't matter at all in this -279463;1346954759;Enky;you can mitigate the problem limiting your operativity to intraday operations, for example, another idea -279462;1346954781;mircea_popescu;hm. well that could be risky. -279461;1346954789;BTC-Mining;for Kako, yes? -279460;1346954795;mircea_popescu;if anyone cares, an attempt at btc / difficulty option nearly took a large player out. -279459;1346954800;mircea_popescu;last month. -279458;1346954822;mircea_popescu;significant losses. and when i say "large player" i mean 10's of k's. -279457;1346954829;BTC-Mining;I kept saying he needs to hedge or he might make big losses (or gains) -279456;1346954848;BTC-Mining;depending on bitcoin price fluctuations and if the users make gains or losses. -279455;1346954876;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining if he imediately trades (ie, customer buys btc on platform, platform buys btc on mtgox, and vice-versa) and the sums are small enough it should be ok -279454;1346954890;BTC-Mining;no -279453;1346954893;mircea_popescu;as the sums grow i imagine it'd end up as bitcoinica. -279452;1346954901;mircea_popescu;ie, making a loss each month. -279451;1346954906;BTC-Mining;that's no what he's saying -279450;1346954932;BTC-Mining;he's saying that you could put a 1 BTC balane he'd keep on his side. -279449;1346954935;mircea_popescu;well i kinda fell in the middle of a discussion i dunno. -279448;1346954962;BTC-Mining;and allow you to take a USD/EUR short/long position on a forex platform using that BTC. -279447;1346954988;BTC-Mining;and suppose you use 1:1 leverage, and make 10% loss/gain, you make 10% loss/gain on your BTC. -279446;1346955019;BTC-Mining;AND, BTC/FIAT price WOULDN'T matter AT ALL in this, somehow. -279445;1346955035;mircea_popescu;this doesn't sound like the whole story. -279444;1346955046;smickles;mircea_popescu: not suprising about the btc/diff option, the bot didn't seem to understand the relationship between btc/usd price rising and diff rising -279443;1346955069;mircea_popescu;smickles funny thing is, it had done ok the first coupla months. -279442;1346955074;BTC-Mining;mircea, it is the whole story -279441;1346955087;mircea_popescu;very tracherous market, easy enough to gain a false sense of confidence. -279440;1346955134;smickles;mircea_popescu: in hindsight, the first few months were like the eye of a huricane -279439;1346955140;mircea_popescu;i guess lol -279438;1346955142;BTC-Mining;and to me it makes absolutly zero sense -279437;1346955155;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well that's why i say can't be the whole story. -279436;1346955166;BTC-Mining;but the thing is, it is! -279435;1346955172;mircea_popescu;lol how do you know that ? -279434;1346955189;mircea_popescu;and anyway! let's not deviate from the main topic! who won the poker tourney ? -279433;1346955194;BTC-Mining;I was there since the start -279432;1346955202;BTC-Mining;Not me or smickles ;) -279431;1346955208;BTC-Mining;give the addy -279430;1346955209;mircea_popescu;1GG36DGeSYrZULtRTRoZwqMSupKtLeBjjF <<< donations accepted. -279429;1346955277;Diablo-D3;I wonder if a chick has ever said "dick licking good" -279428;1346955289;BTC-Mining;.......... -279427;1346955352;mircea_popescu;geee, i made money while sleeping! -279426;1346955357;mircea_popescu;and yes Diablo-D3, a chick has. -279425;1346955379;BTC-Mining;but seriously Kakobrekla, I suggest you talk that again with your contact, because something seems to be very awry and amiss in those statements. -279424;1346955392;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [+] -279423;1346955397;BTC-Mining;Would carry a huge risk for you depending on BTC price fluctuations. -279422;1346955408;Diablo-D3;zomg -279421;1346955410;Diablo-D3;another pirate?1 -279420;1346955444;BTC-Mining;No -279419;1346955446;BTC-Mining;This: -279418;1346955448;BTC-Mining;[10:53] smickles, kako is saying you could have a BTC balance, and have a USD/EUR position for it, so if you lose 10% on the position, you lose 10% oF the BTC used for the position. AND COMPLETLY IGNORE BTC PRICE FLUCTUATION DURING THAT TIME. That's what I understood. -279417;1346955448;BTC-Mining;[10:53] volatility of eur/usd is 1/50 maybe of btc/usd:) -279416;1346955449;BTC-Mining;[10:53] thats why you have leverages -279415;1346955449;BTC-Mining;[10:54] BTC-Mining: CORRECT -279414;1346955502;BTC-Mining;If someone makes a loss on his position (fiat loss) and BTC devalues/crash to like close to 0, guess who absorbs the large fiat loss? -279413;1346955524;Diablo-D3;the... investor? -279412;1346955572;BTC-Mining;No, if the position loses 10%, the forex trader loses 10% in bitcoin backing it at time of getting the position. -279411;1346955585;BTC-Mining;That seems to be what Kako is saying. -279410;1346955594;mircea_popescu;Enky> volatility of eur/usd is 1/50 maybe of btc/usd: <<< more than that. -279409;1346955599;Diablo-D3;but thats not really true -279408;1346955600;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16600 @ 0.00085667 = 14.2207 BTC [-] -279407;1346955603;mircea_popescu;btc/usd went -50% then +40% in 4 days. -279406;1346955609;Diablo-D3;because thats not how forex work -279405;1346955624;BTC-Mining;That's what I'm trying to tell him x( -279404;1346955631;BTC-Mining;Huge risks for him. -279403;1346955649;BTC-Mining;Especially with 1:1000 leverage to top it. -279402;1346955649;Diablo-D3;I mean, mtgox is a forex -279401;1346955659;BTC-Mining;Indeed. -279400;1346955686;Diablo-D3;btw, you cant hedge btc/usd valuations owning paper -279399;1346955690;Diablo-D3;you have to own the real thing -279398;1346955703;Diablo-D3;same goes for those people who buy GLD on wall street -279397;1346955711;Diablo-D3;you want real gold in a vault, not GLD -279396;1346955720;mircea_popescu;real gold is expensive to maintain. -279395;1346955736;rg;you need a jew to maintain your gold -279394;1346955740;rg;its in thier blood -279393;1346955740;Diablo-D3;rg: basically. -279392;1346955741;mircea_popescu;lol -279391;1346955748;rg;im dead serious.. -279390;1346955749;Diablo-D3;Im not even going to claim thats racist -279389;1346955754;Diablo-D3;its 100% true -279388;1346955754;rg;all jewelry/gold places around here -279387;1346955759;rg;are jewish owned -279386;1346955759;Diablo-D3;you need three jews in your life -279385;1346955763;Diablo-D3;a doctor, a lawyer, and an accountant -279384;1346955767;smickles;oh yeah mircea_popescu did you get my later tell? -279383;1346955775;mircea_popescu;no, actually, teeny jew chicks are great fucks. -279382;1346955776;rg;jewish doctor? -279381;1346955777;rg;meh -279380;1346955779;rg;indian doctor -279379;1346955780;smickles;where should i send that .01 btc? -279378;1346955781;rg;more likely -279377;1346955793;mircea_popescu;smickles ^^ -279376;1346955798;mircea_popescu; 1GG36DGeSYrZULtRTRoZwqMSupKtLeBjjF <<< donations accepted. -279375;1346955810;smickles;heh, sending soon then :) -279374;1346955894;mircea_popescu;i see a .01 but not a .02. BTC-Mining! whar is my dough! kneecaps! -279373;1346955914;Diablo-D3;man -279372;1346955919;Diablo-D3;I should watc the clinton speech again -279371;1346955958;mircea_popescu;aha! ty. -279370;1346955980;BTC-Mining;See, just wait a little for to show up =/ -279369;1346955986;BTC-Mining;I sent it like 5 minutes ago -279368;1346955993;rg;i would vote for clinton -279367;1346955996;rg;if he could run again -279366;1346956037;Diablo-D3;vote for obama then -279365;1346956044;rg;no -279364;1346956046;Diablo-D3;its clinton now available for black -279363;1346956046;rg;i dont like obama -279362;1346956141;blazing;what about bush -279361;1346956147;blazing;did u forget bush -279360;1346956168;rg;i hate gwb -279359;1346956171;rg;but if i was president -279358;1346956173;rg;id robably be likle him -279357;1346956183;Diablo-D3;dude -279356;1346956187;Diablo-D3;if I was president -279355;1346956188;Diablo-D3;first thing I do -279354;1346956207;Diablo-D3;write everyone a $25k check. -279353;1346956217;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining :p -279352;1346956221;Diablo-D3;under the strict orders they pay off anybody they owe first -279351;1346956224;Diablo-D3;whatever is left they can spend -279350;1346956225;blazing;bush is a party animal -279349;1346956228;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: why stop there? -279348;1346956232;copumpkin;I want $2.5M -279347;1346956237;Diablo-D3;and then watch the banks twist and spin as they cant claim they're not solvent -279346;1346956247;mircea_popescu;ahaha Diablo-D3 is evil. -279345;1346956248;Diablo-D3;since half their debt just evaporated -279344;1346956262;Diablo-D3;man, that'd collapse every major bank -279343;1346956264;Diablo-D3;it'd be hillarious -279342;1346956276;mircea_popescu;well it wouldn't be hilarious if YOU were president. -279341;1346956283;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes it would -279340;1346956287;Diablo-D3;I wouldnt have to bail them out -279339;1346956293;mircea_popescu;go down in history as "the guy who destroyed the banks" ? what are you jefferson ? -279338;1346956300;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I said major -279337;1346956307;Diablo-D3;all the minor banks are healthy by any metric -279336;1346956315;mircea_popescu;you know minors are illegal in most states. -279335;1346956323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00040102 = 1.0828 BTC [+] -279334;1346956325;Diablo-D3;I said miner -279333;1346956330;Diablo-D3;banks for the mining industry -279332;1346956341;BTC-Mining;Wait what!? -279331;1346956592;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1209 = 2.418 BTC [+] -279330;1346956697;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.08 = 1.2 BTC [-] -279329;1346956698;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.0797632 BTC [-] -279328;1346956700;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.0795672 = 0.1591 BTC [-] -279327;1346956701;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.079456 BTC [-] -279326;1346956702;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.079392 BTC [-] -279325;1346956703;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.07921921 BTC [-] -279324;1346956704;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.0701 = 3.505 BTC [-] -279323;1346956705;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.064 = 1.28 BTC [-] -279322;1346956706;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.061 = 0.61 BTC [-] -279321;1346956707;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [-] -279320;1346956708;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.05601337 BTC [-] -279319;1346956709;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.051 = 5.1 BTC [-] -279318;1346956710;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.05050505 BTC [-] -279317;1346956712;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.05010001 = 5.01 BTC [-] -279316;1346956713;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.0501 = 2.505 BTC [-] -279315;1346956713;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 120 @ 0.05 = 6 BTC [-] -279314;1346956714;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -279313;1346956715;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.04040404 BTC [-] -279312;1346956716;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.04 BTC [-] -279311;1346956717;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 23 @ 0.04 = 0.92 BTC [-] -279310;1346956727;gabbynot;damn -279309;1346956784;BTC-Mining;TYGRR.BOND-P is reaching acceptable valuation (0) -279308;1346956791;Diablo-D3;heee -279307;1346956973;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10349954 BTC [-] -279306;1346957030;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.78011 = 1.5602 BTC [+] -279305;1346957032;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7801 = 3.9005 BTC [-] -279304;1346957033;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.78 = 7.8 BTC [-] -279303;1346957034;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -279302;1346957036;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.74521 = 2.9808 BTC [-] -279301;1346957037;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 18 @ 0.7452 = 13.4136 BTC [-] -279300;1346957116;mircea_popescu;i wonder how many speculators had bought it at .1 -279299;1346957125;mircea_popescu;because "who knows". -279298;1346957199;BTC-Mining;Many, just like previously many were buying at 0.3 - 0.7 -279297;1346957209;BTC-Mining;Just keeps going down -279296;1346957314;mircea_popescu;a well, they say no lesson is worth anything unless you have a missing eye to show for it. -279295;1346957402;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 39784 @ 0.00100543 = 40 BTC [-] -279294;1346957554;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.1209 = 1.5717 BTC [+] -279293;1346957556;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 31 @ 0.121 = 3.751 BTC [+] -279292;1346957558;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 54 @ 0.122 = 6.588 BTC [+] -279291;1346957619;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: lawls -279290;1346957626;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob has like four missing eyes -279289;1346957661;mircea_popescu;o, he learned something yet ? -279288;1346957675;Diablo-D3;yeah, he now thinks I ran off with the money -279287;1346957683;Diablo-D3;and bought a house in the Caymans -279286;1346957711;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure the doods that traded stocks with you are the ones with the house in the caymans -279285;1346957720;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6300 @ 0.00086667 = 5.46 BTC [+] -279284;1346957725;Diablo-D3;nope -279283;1346957757;Enky;btc mining you there? -279282;1346957780;kakobrekla;BTC-Mining ping -279281;1346957800;Enky;ping pong... -279280;1346957804;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10349954 = 0.3105 BTC [-] -279279;1346957810;kakobrekla;hes away for about 10min -279278;1346957830;Enky;aniway i'm a fucking dumb kako:) -279277;1346957842;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: see, what he doesnt get is Im playing the long game -279276;1346957852;Enky;15 years ago i would have understood on the fly not after 3 hours:) -279275;1346957866;BTC-Mining;yes? -279274;1346957877;Enky;i've undestood how it works -279273;1346957883;Enky;finally -279272;1346957888;kakobrekla;:D -279271;1346957898;Enky;it's simple -279270;1346957901;Enky;it is direct -279269;1346957903;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.649 = 5.841 BTC [+] -279268;1346957904;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 50 @ 0.65 = 32.5 BTC [+] -279267;1346957910;Enky;example: -279266;1346957920;Enky;100 bts account for 0.1 lots and 10 to 1 leverage for example -279265;1346957956;Enky;so i open eur/usd with 0.1 lots at 1.2500 and it goes to 1.2600 -279264;1346957961;Enky;100 pips -279263;1346957981;Enky;or 0.8% -279262;1346957986;Enky;you earn 0.8% plus leverage -279261;1346957999;Enky;in this case 10 to 1 or 8% or 8 btc -279260;1346958013;Enky;100 btc initial value + 8% of profit -279259;1346958018;Enky;that's all:) -279258;1346958019;Enky;no conversion -279257;1346958041;BTC-Mining;you earn +8% on the EURO amount! -279256;1346958045;Enky;no btc -279255;1346958057;Enky;100 btc = 0.1 lots -279254;1346958068;Diablo-D3;dongs -279253;1346958072;Enky;you never convert -279252;1346958083;Enky;there are not euro amount -279251;1346958087;Enky;only % of profit -279250;1346958092;Enky;in units -279249;1346958096;Enky;in this case btc -279248;1346958123;Enky;you do 20% ? ok you earn 20% for each 100 btc or 0.1 lots:) -279247;1346958132;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 100 @ 0.7 = 70 BTC [+] -279246;1346958136;BTC-Mining;but you're having a fucking eur/usd position! How can you do that without a eur balance >.< -279245;1346958142;Enky;it's your problem -279244;1346958152;Enky;to hedge it -279243;1346958157;Enky;if you want to hedge it -279242;1346958185;Enky;it's never in euro -279241;1346958209;BTC-Mining;No, it's Kako's problem, because he runs the fiat balance for you, but he says no hedging... -279240;1346958220;Enky;he accepts only btc -279239;1346958238;Enky;it's unlinked -279238;1346958255;BTC-Mining;Then WHO PAYS for the position??? -279237;1346958256;Enky;basically it follows profit in % -279236;1346958259;Enky;never in currency -279235;1346958271;Enky;and add that % to your account -279234;1346958279;Enky;or subtract if you have a loss -279233;1346958292;Enky;totally unlinked from the btc/usd volatility at mtgox -279232;1346958304;BTC-Mining;Where does the profit comes from if you NEVER actually had the fiat currency for the position?? -279231;1346958319;Enky;probably from a trader that did the opposite trade -279230;1346958320;BTC-Mining;And if you make a profit, how do you buy the extra BTC to pay such profit? -279229;1346958325;Enky;as happens regularly on any forex broker -279228;1346958349;BTC-Mining;No, that's not what Kako said he wanted to do... -279227;1346958385;Enky;i understood that -279226;1346958388;kakobrekla;wanted to do what -279225;1346958424;Enky;if is it unlinked who pay a profit in btc to a guy that never held a position in fiat currency? -279224;1346958430;BTC-Mining;Enky claims a position will have to be matched with an opposite position also using BTC -279223;1346958438;kakobrekla;no -279222;1346958439;Enky;my guess btc -279221;1346958452;BTC-Mining;See, that's not what kako wants to do... -279220;1346958470;kakobrekla;any matchin or whatever is done by metatrader -279219;1346958478;Enky;by the firm then -279218;1346958479;BTC-Mining;yes, in fiat... -279217;1346958504;BTC-Mining;so profit/loss is in fiat -279216;1346958508;kakobrekla;you can trade any pair -279215;1346958512;kakobrekla;you make profits in btc -279214;1346958522;kakobrekla;or in units -279213;1346958526;kakobrekla;if its less disturbing -279212;1346958529;Enky;so the broker take the risk of potential large movement in the btc/usd ratio -279211;1346958534;BTC-Mining;so if BTC price changes during the position, it DOES matter -279210;1346958548;Enky;it does not matter for you, the customer for what i've understood -279209;1346958561;BTC-Mining;not for the customer, but for Kako, it does -279208;1346958563;kakobrekla;you had you money with pirate with 7% a week no matter if the usd btc price was 5 or 10 usd -279207;1346958572;Enky;ok for the customer is ok -279206;1346958592;Enky;but for the broker not, but most of the time orders tend to match each other, if there are a large amount of traders -279205;1346958604;kakobrekla;but that is done internally -279204;1346958610;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 264 @ 0.10349954 = 27.3239 BTC [-] -279203;1346958611;Chaang-Noi;im a goat mother fuckers! -279202;1346958611;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 109 @ 0.1035 = 11.2815 BTC [+] -279201;1346958611;kakobrekla;we dont have any control over what MT4 does -279200;1346958614;kakobrekla;inside -279199;1346958616;kakobrekla;their systems -279198;1346958638;Enky;that broker firm isnt small, probably they can handle few users in bitcoin -279197;1346958707;Enky;ok the mystery is resolved:) -279196;1346958758;BTC-Mining;kako, you don't seem to understand you're making a profit on a position in FIAT. If you make a 10% (1 USD on 10 USD, for 1 BTC) profit in fiat but bitcoins value raises 10x in USD value during that time (100 USD). Your 1 USD will pay only for 1% extra in bitcoin, not 10%. Either you or MT4 would have to eat a damn loss to give that full 10%. -279195;1346958764;mircea_popescu;so its bitcoinica rehash. -279194;1346958767;BTC-Mining;WHO PAYS? -279193;1346958792;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.122 = 0.244 BTC [+] -279192;1346958824;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1035 BTC [+] -279191;1346958841;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [+] -279190;1346958853;Enky;the bitcoin reserve will pay -279189;1346958860;kakobrekla;there is no fiat -279188;1346958863;Enky;it is an extreme scenario btcmining -279187;1346958905;BTC-Mining;Even if the change is smaller, there's a small loss... -279186;1346958907;Enky;kako said before that they have twice the amount of btc hold as reserver if i'm right -279185;1346958929;Enky;**Reserve -279184;1346958940;kakobrekla;first of all, i hold all deposits which are under my control and never converted to anything -279183;1346958958;kakobrekla;second of all there is a covering bank of twice the size of deposits size -279182;1346958960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7124 @ 0.00040102 = 2.8569 BTC [+] -279181;1346958967;kakobrekla;starting with 10k -279180;1346958998;BTC-Mining;that's all fine, but there's no 10% gain on position = 10% gain in BTC in that equation -279179;1346959013;BTC-Mining;Just 10% gain in fiat gives 10% gain in fiat -279178;1346959022;kakobrekla;you will get 10% more btc (your gain) -279177;1346959026;kakobrekla;no matter the usd btc value -279176;1346959034;kakobrekla;guaranteed -279175;1346959041;BTC-Mining;Then BTC price fluctuation matters for you. Will you hedge? -279174;1346959046;Enky;for the user it's ok -279173;1346959065;BTC-Mining;Yes, for the user it is, I'm concerned about kako here -279172;1346959082;kakobrekla;i have been asked to be a part of that operation (dealing with btc stock etc) -279171;1346959087;kakobrekla;but i have delicled for now -279170;1346959101;kakobrekla;declined* -279169;1346959129;mircea_popescu;well so why exactly do you associate your name with what seems a somewhat dubious proposition ? -279168;1346959144;BTC-Mining;oh, so it's not really your project? -279167;1346959161;kakobrekla;im working together with an existing forex broker firm -279166;1346959182;kakobrekla;and will be in charge of btc clients -279165;1346959214;kakobrekla;and will help with bitcoin tech stuff -279164;1346959244;Enky;will be fun -279163;1346959248;Enky;to use btc for forex -279162;1346959272;BTC-Mining;Ah... does that broker firms understand how wildly BTC price can vary? -279161;1346959282;kakobrekla;yes -279160;1346959292;BTC-Mining;I'm assuming they'll assume the price fluctuation risk here -279159;1346959296;mircea_popescu;mk, so let's see here. suppose i deposit 100 btc. at that time btc is 100 yen. i trade for yen, get 10k. a week later, btc is 50 yen. i trade back get 200 btc. now i withdraw. you pay me 200btc -279158;1346959302;mircea_popescu;from where does the extra 100 btc come from ? -279157;1346959340;Enky;get 10k of what? yen? -279156;1346959344;mircea_popescu;yes. -279155;1346959348;Enky;it is in btc -279154;1346959360;mircea_popescu;dude. read what i said. -279153;1346959366;BTC-Mining;mircea, I had that exact discussion over and over -279152;1346959387;Enky;sorry -279151;1346959390;mircea_popescu;ok, so what's the answer ? -279150;1346959421;BTC-Mining;BTC/Fiat price magically doesn't matter -279149;1346959453;BTC-Mining;Who eats the risk of fluctuation is unclear. -279148;1346959464;mircea_popescu;well i guess this will need to be fleshed out more then. -279147;1346959487;Enky;it come from the broker, dunno if he hedge your trade in some way -279146;1346959505;BTC-Mining;if the broker hedge, it's fine -279145;1346959508;Enky;have no info on how it manage internally these orders -279144;1346959515;BTC-Mining;It should just be cleared up upfront -279143;1346959515;kakobrekla;17:43.51 ( Enky ) i earn 3% with eur usd, i earn 3% on my bitcoin balance -279142;1346959515;kakobrekla;17:44.33 ( Enky ) or 30% with 10 to 1 leverage -279141;1346959521;kakobrekla;this sums it up doesnt it? -279140;1346959527;Enky;it's direct -279139;1346959530;BTC-Mining;Yes, for the customer -279138;1346959535;BTC-Mining;not for the broker -279137;1346959545;Enky;you earn 80% with a 0.1 lots (100 btc) you earn 80 btc -279136;1346959547;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 11 @ 0.10075 = 1.1083 BTC [+] -279135;1346959548;BTC-Mining;BTC/fiat price will impact the broker -279134;1346959549;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 25 @ 0.1 = 2.5 BTC [-] -279133;1346959552;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 400 @ 0.00999999 = 4 BTC [+] -279132;1346959594;Enky;probably they are big enough to take that risk, considering that at the begining there will be few users that will trade with bitcoins -279131;1346959606;Enky;compared to the rest of their customers -279130;1346959620;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 24864 @ 0.00100545 = 24.9995 BTC [+] -279129;1346959647;BTC-Mining;BTC/fiat price will impact the broker, simply because the % profit is in fiat, and he pays the same % in bitcoin, regardless of if bitcoin has gone up or down in value vs fiat -279128;1346959689;BTC-Mining;BTC/fiat price does matter a lot for the broker, especially if you go with high leverage like 1:1000 -279127;1346959711;Enky;maybe they do that for advertising,to gain new users, and so they accepted to take that risk for marketing purpose, who knows... -279126;1346959744;Enky;they can reduce the leverage in any case, we are talking of small potatoes here, few users with bitcoin when they have maybe 100k users -279125;1346959750;BTC-Mining;Well I guess it's up to kako to see how that will be worked out. -279124;1346959759;Enky;yeah -279123;1346959763;Enky;i'm just speculating -279122;1346959766;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [+] -279121;1346959829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9576 @ 0.00040102 = 3.8402 BTC [+] -279120;1346959829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4064 @ 0.00040105 = 1.6299 BTC [+] -279119;1346959832;BTC-Mining;The thing is, his contact was talking about 1:1000 leverage being possible. I doubt they'd take so much risk as a broker -279118;1346959845;mircea_popescu;with 1k btc i could do 10mn usd ? -279117;1346959846;BTC-Mining;Especially with bitcoin's wild swings -279116;1346959854;Enky;100 btc for 0.1 lot -279115;1346959854;BTC-Mining;1 million* -279114;1346959863;Enky;1000 usd for 0.1 lot, low leverage -279113;1346959868;mircea_popescu;well 1k btc = 10k usd * 1000:1 = 10mn -279112;1346959871;BTC-Mining;sorry, right -279111;1346959881;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.06 BTC [+] -279110;1346959894;mircea_popescu;i know plenty of people with 1k btc to play with -279109;1346959901;Enky;so 1 lot -279108;1346959902;mircea_popescu;i doubt therer's anyone with 10mn to dick around with. -279107;1346959931;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1035 BTC [+] -279106;1346959947;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 2 @ 1.35 = 2.7 BTC [-] -279105;1346959982;mircea_popescu;more's the point : -279104;1346959983;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -279103;1346959984;gribble;Best bid: 10.86553, Best ask: 10.887, Bid-ask spread: 0.02147, Last trade: 10.86553, 24 hour volume: 87642, 24 hour low: 10.43399, 24 hour high: 11.17 -279102;1346959995;mircea_popescu;;;sell 87642 -279101;1346959996;gribble;(sell [at|@] []) -- Logs a sell order for units of per unit, in units of . Use the optional field to put in any special notes. may include an arithmetical expression, and {mtgox(ask|bid|last)} to index price to mtgox ask, bid, or last price. May also include (1 more message) -279100;1346960012;mircea_popescu;meh what was the command ? to sell 85k ? -279099;1346960048;BTC-Mining;Yeah, problem with that leverage of 1:1000 is, imagine guy with 1000 BTC going that way for 10 million USD and his position loses 0.05% (5k USD). x1000 for leverage, 50% loss. -279098;1346960071;Enky;yes -279097;1346960082;BTC-Mining;But broker only demands 50% of BTC used for that, so 500 BTC loss. But BTC went to 1 USD each during the position. -279096;1346960084;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that's not the problem -279095;1346960093;mircea_popescu;the problem is i put 1k btc into that market, for 10mn -279094;1346960097;mircea_popescu;then i dump 99k btc on the market -279093;1346960109;BTC-Mining;Broker now has 500 USD for a 5000 USD loss -279092;1346960114;mircea_popescu;then i've made a 300% price decrease and that means a 300`000% gain on my position -279091;1346960132;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 60 @ 0.122 = 7.32 BTC [+] -279090;1346960133;mircea_popescu;so i take home 300`000 btc for this. -279089;1346960148;BTC-Mining;mircea, you're not trading ANY position containing BTC whatsoever. -279088;1346960157;mircea_popescu;o wait -279087;1346960160;mircea_popescu;what ?! -279086;1346960163;BTC-Mining;Strictly fiat1/fiat2 positions -279085;1346960170;mircea_popescu;o -279084;1346960177;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.122 = 1.22 BTC [+] -279083;1346960180;mircea_popescu;hahaha so then what's the big deal, broker/whoever buys options -279082;1346960196;mircea_popescu;or just spotsells. -279081;1346960198;mircea_popescu;or etc. -279080;1346960215;mircea_popescu;i thought the idea was to do btc/fiat forex. -279079;1346960225;Enky;no -279078;1346960237;Enky;but i dont know long term plan of that broker -279077;1346960241;BTC-Mining;Yes, but Kako doesn't seem like he's going to hedge and says a 10% gain/loss on position = a 10% gain/loss on BTC -279076;1346960254;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 135 @ 0.1035 = 13.9725 BTC [+] -279075;1346960270;BTC-Mining;Somehow BTC/fiat value has no impact in all this -279074;1346960271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10431 @ 0.00040105 = 4.1834 BTC [+] -279073;1346960271;mircea_popescu;well im sure you get your btc at then prevailing rates. -279072;1346960272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13369 @ 0.00040212 = 5.3759 BTC [+] -279071;1346960285;mircea_popescu;as in, you go in with 100 btc, buy fiatx, sell fiaty etc -279070;1346960294;mircea_popescu;then at the end you go back into btc, at then prevailing rates. -279069;1346960309;kakobrekla;what? -279068;1346960312;BTC-Mining;No, 10% gain on a USD/EUR position, 10% gain in BTC, guaranteed. -279067;1346960319;BTC-Mining;But no hedging from broker -279066;1346960322;kakobrekla;no conversion to fiat -279065;1346960324;kakobrekla;at any time -279064;1346960332;mircea_popescu;ok im confused. -279063;1346960341;BTC-Mining;It doesn't work kako, that's not how Forex works O.o -279062;1346960342;kakobrekla;jesus. -279061;1346960347;kakobrekla;lol -279060;1346960355;mircea_popescu;is there a faq or anything anywhere ? -279059;1346960366;mircea_popescu;cause this he said she said thing doesn't help me. -279058;1346960401;BTC-Mining;kako, can you confirm -279057;1346960408;BTC-Mining;10% gain on a USD/EUR position, 10% gain in BTC, guaranteed. -279056;1346960415;Enky;plus leverage -279055;1346960415;kakobrekla;yes -279054;1346960417;kakobrekla;yes -279053;1346960430;BTC-Mining;and will the broker hedge against BTC/fiat fluctuations? -279052;1346960432;kakobrekla;look mp -279051;1346960435;kakobrekla;you put in 100 btc -279050;1346960443;kakobrekla;you can trade up to 0.1 lot of anything you like -279049;1346960452;kakobrekla;you make a short or whatever -279048;1346960453;Enky;they have twice the amount of bitcoin held by customers, right kako? -279047;1346960455;kakobrekla;profit 10% -279046;1346960464;kakobrekla;your btc balance got 10% btc -279045;1346960482;kakobrekla;to back up the profits yes -279044;1346960494;Enky;we're safe, as customers -279043;1346960510;mircea_popescu;but i didn't make the 10% in btc. -279042;1346960513;BTC-Mining;yes, but the broker isn't, and kako isn't answering about that -279041;1346960514;mircea_popescu;i made it in w/e fiats. -279040;1346960524;kakobrekla;you made 10% of units -279039;1346960525;Enky;isnt? depends -279038;1346960529;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.48 BTC [-] -279037;1346960532;mircea_popescu;right. of units. which aren't btc. -279036;1346960539;kakobrekla;well they are. -279035;1346960567;mircea_popescu;so if the units are btc then how come i buy fiat with them ? -279034;1346960592;kakobrekla;the size of the deposit limits the max trading amount allowed -279033;1346960601;kakobrekla;thats all -279032;1346960614;kakobrekla;you put in 100 btc -279031;1346960617;BTC-Mining;That doesn't explain anything, it's completly unrelated -279030;1346960621;kakobrekla;now you can borrow and short 10k usd -279029;1346960629;kakobrekla;on mt -279028;1346960630;Enky;or 0.1 lots -279027;1346960630;mircea_popescu;so if in december btc/usd = 100, will 100 btc still buy me 0.1 lot ? -279026;1346960639;kakobrekla;yes -279025;1346960643;kakobrekla;no matter the price -279024;1346960654;kakobrekla;100 btc will be 0.1 lot limit -279023;1346960678;mircea_popescu;can i short this lol -279022;1346960698;Enky;if bitcoin go to 100 you have to change the limit -279021;1346960713;kakobrekla;that wont happen in near future -279020;1346960713;Enky;100 btc or 100x100 10000 usd for 0.1 lots it's not attractive -279019;1346960721;Enky;100k usd -279018;1346960724;mircea_popescu;think about it kakobrekla : i send you 1k btc now, get 1 lot. -279017;1346960725;BTC-Mining;then broker is highly at risk of BTC/fiat price fluctuations. We understand the customer part, just not what the broker will do to protect against wild BTC price fluctuations. -279016;1346960743;mircea_popescu;that's 10k usd for 1 lot -279015;1346960753;Enky;1 lot usually is 100k usd at forex -279014;1346960756;mircea_popescu;in december i send you 1k btc for 1 lot, that's 100k usd for 1 lot ?! -279013;1346960762;kakobrekla;well i guess that the broker is 'long' on bitcoin -279012;1346960772;mircea_popescu;he'd have to be, yea. -279011;1346960784;kakobrekla;yes -279010;1346960792;mircea_popescu;just as long as he's aware of this. -279009;1346960800;kakobrekla;oh they are -279008;1346960856;mircea_popescu;good. cause as i was saying, btc is very volatile and has in the past, even recent past, caused a lot of pain. -279007;1346960871;rg;mircea -279006;1346960874;rg;the dividend is in long format -279005;1346960874;rg;right? -279004;1346960879;mircea_popescu;yep rg -279003;1346960881;rg;ok -279002;1346960883;rg;btw -279001;1346960884;kakobrekla;i have introduced bitcoin to them in january i think -279000;1346960888;kakobrekla;maybe december -278999;1346960888;rg;dont you think you should make deposit the long too -278998;1346960892;kakobrekla;or even earlier -278997;1346960895;rg;cause everything is long except deposit -278996;1346960902;rg;keep it uniform -278995;1346960904;kakobrekla;they have been following it closlely -278994;1346960904;mircea_popescu;rg well that's because it allows anon depositing -278993;1346960909;mircea_popescu;and then the digits are used to identify you -278992;1346960920;rg;oh -278991;1346960921;rg;i see -278990;1346960922;rg;that's not bad -278989;1346960930;BTC-Mining;The problem is, even if he's long on bitcoin... suppose someone makes a gain in fiat position (10%). That gain is in fiat. During that time, BTC value indeed goes long, it raises 200%. Try to buy with 10% fiat profit 10% profit in bitcoins worth 3x the price. You'd need to have made 30% profit on the position to pay the 10% in bitcoins. -278988;1346960937;mircea_popescu;yeah. in fact multiple people can deposit from same address (and they have, mtgox, etc) -278987;1346960965;BTC-Mining;Broker loses money. -278986;1346960973;mircea_popescu;in other news : http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lalq9cqBFg1qc6pb2o1_400.gif a quickie is no reason for the girl not to go fully nude. -278985;1346960988;rg;i forget what my notional float is -278984;1346960990;kakobrekla;BTC-Mining, thats why there is this enourmeus suppy of coins in the bank -278983;1346960990;rg;that's my total shares right -278982;1346960995;kakobrekla;supply -278981;1346961010;BTC-Mining;Yeah, but that's INCREDIBLY RISKY for the broker -278980;1346961019;BTC-Mining;especially at 1:1000 leverage available -278979;1346961029;Enky;if it is available -278978;1346961030;kakobrekla;i guess its more of a pocket change for them -278977;1346961043;mircea_popescu;rg : pm -278976;1346961048;BTC-Mining;Well if it's just a test for the heck of it... -278975;1346961074;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i imagine it's something like that, get the ball rolling see what happens. -278974;1346961077;Enky;when will be possible to test it kako? -278973;1346961083;Enky;next month? -278972;1346961107;kakobrekla;if you can use your imagination to change eur profile to btc you can test it now -278971;1346961121;Enky;i want to operate, no demo:) -278970;1346961157;BTC-Mining;yes, that's the answer I was desperatly looking for. If the broker is aware of the risk/what he's going to do. -278969;1346961177;kakobrekla;Enky, wait till saso gets back online -278968;1346961200;BTC-Mining;BTC/fiat price has a big impact on the broker unders the terms that it doesn't affect the customer -278967;1346961202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] [PAID] 500000 @ 0.00007 = 35 BTC -278966;1346961216;BTC-Mining;Just wanted to know if that was clear with the broker. -278965;1346961226;kakobrekla;It is. -278964;1346961228;mircea_popescu;yeeee -278963;1346961281;rg;i wish i had some god dman milk -278962;1346961282;rg;i might go get some -278961;1346961284;BTC-Mining;Good, you never answered to that before. Arf, what an ordeal. Could have ended much earlier. -278960;1346961287;rg;dependinhg on how hot it is -278959;1346961427;kakobrekla;BTC-Mining: at least its over :) -278958;1346961452;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1041 = 0.8328 BTC [+] -278957;1346961453;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 57 @ 0.10428 = 5.944 BTC [+] -278956;1346961503;BTC-Mining;aye, I really wasn't sure if there was a misunderstanding between you and your contact. -278955;1346961522;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 20 @ 0.68 = 13.6 BTC [-] -278954;1346961549;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 21 @ 0.68 = 14.28 BTC [-] -278953;1346961551;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 100 @ 0.52 = 52 BTC [-] -278952;1346961551;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -278951;1346961614;mircea_popescu;eurozone stays .75 -278950;1346961616;mircea_popescu;this is ridiculous -278949;1346961624;mircea_popescu;what the fuck interest rates should be in the 3-5% -278948;1346961638;kakobrekla;im glad we had this discussion might help me write better faq -278947;1346961644;kakobrekla;;> -278946;1346961691;mircea_popescu;usually how it works. -278945;1346961698;BTC-Mining;But when you insisted on the guaranteed % for the customer, I started asking about the impact for the broker instead, since there was supposed to be one. -278944;1346961737;BTC-Mining;You never answered to that broker part... were you just no longer reading my examples by that point? >.> -278943;1346961808;kakobrekla;on how to protect against btc devaluation? -278942;1346961809;Enky;they are long on bitcoin, and considering the broker, they have probably enough money to sustain prices at mtgox:)) -278941;1346961818;Enky;if they would -278940;1346961825;BTC-Mining;or price raise -278939;1346961841;Enky;considering how small mtgox is -278938;1346961873;BTC-Mining;if people make a loss, and BTC price drops at the same time, or people make gains while BTC price raises at the same time -278937;1346961887;mircea_popescu;at any rate this is good by getting some more people involved in btc. -278936;1346961915;BTC-Mining;yes indeed, would be good to ahve a forex platform <-> BTC -278935;1346961947;Enky;this is good, maybe another broker do the same and bitcoin will spread in the financial community -278934;1346961959;Enky;attracting new investors that buy bitcoins -278933;1346961967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21759 @ 0.00039922 = 8.6866 BTC [-] -278932;1346962005;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining if you think about it, as i can go right now into a forex platform with usd, whereas getting btc is complicated -278931;1346962018;mircea_popescu;they would HAVE to offer seemingly unreasonably buttered deals to get into btc. -278930;1346962064;BTC-Mining;apparently, there's some legal loopholes which would allow the BTC users to evade declaring forex profits at all... or something like that. -278929;1346962084;mircea_popescu;indeed so. -278928;1346962095;mircea_popescu;the legal loopholes are called "take your laws and shove them till you're satisfied" -278927;1346962416;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2160 @ 0.00086667 = 1.872 BTC [+] -278926;1346962418;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10046 @ 0.00086842 = 8.7241 BTC [+] -278925;1346962419;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6800 @ 0.00086934 = 5.9115 BTC [+] -278924;1346962420;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3175 @ 0.00087173 = 2.7677 BTC [+] -278923;1346962428;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.10428 = 10.428 BTC [+] -278922;1346962566;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 91 @ 0.10428 = 9.4895 BTC [+] -278921;1346962735;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -278920;1346962842;BTC-Mining;the lender is the one giving the money... -278919;1346962851;BTC-Mining;the lendee would be deposit takes -278918;1346962874;BTC-Mining;although said lendees often then loaned those funds to others -278917;1346962899;BTC-Mining;a lender cannot really be untrustworthy tho -278916;1346963087;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.00087173 = 1.0461 BTC [+] -278915;1346963112;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8099 = 4.0495 BTC [+] -278914;1346963133;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.81 = 3.24 BTC [+] -278913;1346963268;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 200 @ 0.00085667 = 0.1713 BTC [-] -278912;1346963269;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12017 @ 0.00085573 = 10.2833 BTC [-] -278911;1346963475;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.48 BTC [-] -278910;1346964046;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.48 BTC [-] -278909;1346964090;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 56 @ 0.15 = 8.4 BTC [+] -278908;1346964125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.0004 = 2 BTC [+] -278907;1346964127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00039922 = 2.4352 BTC [-] -278906;1346964158;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9600 @ 0.00084917 = 8.152 BTC [-] -278905;1346964538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00039922 = 7.7848 BTC [-] -278904;1346965136;mircea_popescu;786.15699996 BTC on 06-09-12 -278903;1346965142;mircea_popescu;holy shit s.dice paid dividends ?! -278902;1346965160;BTC-Mining;You're late on the question -278901;1346965166;mircea_popescu;i just noticed -278900;1346965247;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 2 @ 0.11934398 = 0.2387 BTC [-] -278899;1346965248;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 1 @ 0.11933215 BTC [-] -278898;1346965355;kakobrekla;when is the bet due -278897;1346965386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100000 @ 0.0034 = 340 BTC [+] -278896;1346965399;mircea_popescu;which bet ? -278895;1346965446;DeaDTerra;GSDPT has paid their investors the divdidend :) -278894;1346965478;DeaDTerra;The reason why there were no ask wall as was due to that me and Erik were a bit off sync so to make it fair I took down the bid wall until I could pay the dividend. -278893;1346965516;mircea_popescu;i thought it sold out ? -278892;1346965528;mircea_popescu;or you mean, the buy side ? -278891;1346965590;DeaDTerra;No I meant like I couldn't offer any shares until the dividend had been paid out otherwise it would have gotten diluted. -278890;1346965601;mircea_popescu;ah yes. -278889;1346965607;DeaDTerra;what was the bet about? -278888;1346965608;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [+] -278887;1346965611;DeaDTerra;I wanted to bet dammit xD -278886;1346965616;DeaDTerra;I would have bet a lot on Erik -278885;1346965629;mircea_popescu;on erik you bet by buying his shares lol -278884;1346965686;DeaDTerra;Well I could have bet on him twice xD -278883;1346965696;DeaDTerra;my pass through isn't much risk as I will only pay if Erik pays :P -278882;1346965764;mircea_popescu;i like the mkt depth on mpex so far, like 700btc worth ? -278881;1346965794;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.48 = 2.96 BTC [-] -278880;1346965861;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10428 BTC [+] -278879;1346965874;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4566 @ 0.00085011 = 3.8816 BTC [+] -278878;1346965955;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.15 = 0.45 BTC [+] -278877;1346966021;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -278876;1346966023;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (100165 shares, 340.56 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00327629 / 0.0034 (3637679 shares, 11,918.11 BTC) -278875;1346966026;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 1.035 = 10.35 BTC [-] -278874;1346966053;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.03 BTC [-] -278873;1346966054;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.02 BTC [-] -278872;1346966268;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10428 = 0.73 BTC [+] -278871;1346966344;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -278870;1346966352;mircea_popescu;what's the news on the shtylman case btw ? -278869;1346966358;JWU_42;;;bc,stats -278868;1346966360;gribble;Current Blocks: 197568 | Current Difficulty: 2694047.952955 | Next Difficulty At Block: 199583 | Next Difficulty In: 2015 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 7 hours, 16 minutes, and 35 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 10776191.81182005 | Estimated Percent Change: 300 -278867;1346966412;JWU_42;heh -278866;1346966413;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/s4IKe.png -278865;1346966415;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.08999 = 0.8999 BTC [+] -278864;1346966417;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good. -278863;1346966449;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 10 @ 0.00989 = 0.0989 BTC [+] -278862;1346966798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17029 @ 0.00040212 = 6.8477 BTC [+] -278861;1346967294;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.168 BTC [+] -278860;1346967355;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.074989 BTC [+] -278859;1346967382;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 30 @ 0.001 = 0.03 BTC [+] -278858;1346967562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 134700 @ 0.003325 = 447.8775 BTC [-] -278857;1346967961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 250 @ 0.00358446 = 0.8961 BTC [-] -278856;1346967962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 500 @ 0.00352902 = 1.7645 BTC [-] -278855;1346967963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00352306 = 1.5854 BTC [-] -278854;1346967964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 34 @ 0.00349912 = 0.119 BTC [-] -278853;1346967965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 147 @ 0.003456 = 0.508 BTC [-] -278852;1346967966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 417 @ 0.0033891 = 1.4133 BTC [-] -278851;1346967998;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6625 @ 0.00087173 = 5.7752 BTC [+] -278850;1346967999;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2392 @ 0.00087312 = 2.0885 BTC [+] -278849;1346968504;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 25 @ 0.089 = 2.225 BTC [-] -278848;1346968505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1202 @ 0.003385 = 4.0688 BTC [-] -278847;1346968505;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.09 = 0.27 BTC [+] -278846;1346968521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 70 @ 0.00359095 = 0.2514 BTC [+] -278845;1346968536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00366612 = 1.6498 BTC [+] -278844;1346968560;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 17 @ 0.09 = 1.53 BTC [+] -278843;1346968561;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 33 @ 0.095 = 3.135 BTC [+] -278842;1346968573;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 2 @ 0.00445 = 0.0089 BTC [-] -278841;1346968641;rg;usagi: -278840;1346968643;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 17 @ 0.095 = 1.615 BTC [+] -278839;1346968644;rg;i think i speak for all men when i say -278838;1346968646;rg;you're banned -278837;1346968955;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.02 = 2.04 BTC [-] -278836;1346969181;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -278835;1346969294;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 33 @ 0.1 = 3.3 BTC [+] -278834;1346969324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41300 @ 0.00039996 = 16.5183 BTC [-] -278833;1346969443;smickles;rg: my domain is up for renewal, is there any place you recomend for domain management? -278832;1346969591;mircea_popescu;namecheap -278831;1346969606;kakobrekla;ZT has a service for that :) -278830;1346969621;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 29 @ 0.122 = 3.538 BTC [+] -278829;1346969623;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 20 @ 0.3200001 = 6.4 BTC [+] -278828;1346969624;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0949 = 0.2847 BTC [+] -278827;1346969682;mircea_popescu; i think i speak for all men when i say you're banned << well... i'm ignoring it at any rate. -278826;1346969801;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40&sign=ANY&type=RECV daily installment of pirate wot saga. today down to 103 -278825;1346970153;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 4 @ 1.35 = 5.4 BTC [-] -278824;1346970205;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -278823;1346970229;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu too bad we didnt chart it -278822;1346970254;mircea_popescu;ya lol -278821;1346970267;mircea_popescu;what did he have at the peak, 270 ? -278820;1346970279;kakobrekla;i guess -278819;1346970328;kakobrekla;hm -278818;1346970331;Enky;270k btc? -278817;1346970332;kakobrekla;now thats a weeked project -278816;1346970337;kakobrekla;weekend -278815;1346970357;kakobrekla;chart errything historicaly from the irc chan log that streams otc ratings -278814;1346970367;kakobrekla;i think its #bitcoin-otc-ratings -278813;1346970368;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7708 @ 0.00087312 = 6.73 BTC [+] -278812;1346970369;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12192 @ 0.00087369 = 10.652 BTC [+] -278811;1346970379;Enky;what r u talking about kako? -278810;1346970406;kakobrekla;about charting OTC ratings historically -278809;1346970411;kakobrekla;!getrating kakobrekla -278808;1346970417;kakobrekla;;;getrating kakobrekla -278807;1346970418;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask kakobrekla!~T42@89-212-41-49.static.t-2.net . User kakobrekla, rated since Fri May 13 15:50:53 2011. Cumulative rating 82, from 46 total ratings. Received ratings: 46 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 48 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=kakobrekla -278806;1346970419;kakobrekla;this -278805;1346970447;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -278804;1346970448;Enky;i've to add some negative feedback:) -278803;1346970453;kakobrekla;:D -278802;1346970502;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10427 BTC [-] -278801;1346970509;Enky;this comment is the best: "very good guy and good girlfriend, a must see" -278800;1346970532;kakobrekla;lol -278799;1346970609;mircea_popescu;Enky no, 270 trust points. you know what the wot is ? -278798;1346970621;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla that really is a good ideea. -278797;1346970626;Enky;perhaps -278796;1346970631;mircea_popescu;what sarajoolz does is nice, but historical thing would be helpful. -278795;1346970633;Enky;2 yrs ago kako explained it to mee, i forgot -278794;1346970660;mircea_popescu;aite. -278793;1346970672;Enky;trust points for over the count btc transaction i guess -278792;1346970686;kakobrekla;smth like that ya -278791;1346970725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13253 @ 0.00040127 = 5.318 BTC [+] -278790;1346970726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9012 @ 0.00039922 = 3.5978 BTC [-] -278789;1346970786;JWU_42;;;getrating JWU42 -278788;1346970786;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask JWU42!~JW@unaffiliated/subpar . User JWU42, rated since Thu Mar 24 19:21:43 2011. Cumulative rating 66, from 31 total ratings. Received ratings: 31 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 29 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=JWU42 -278787;1346970800;JWU_42;hmm - never got close to 100 -278786;1346970809;JWU_42;a negative - WTF -278785;1346970811;JWU_42;hmm -278784;1346970832;JWU_42;ahh -278783;1346970844;JWU_42;sent negative - for Mr. P -278782;1346970904;mircea_popescu;lol -278781;1346971028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00335 = 3.35 BTC [+] -278780;1346971029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.003385 = 11.8475 BTC [+] -278779;1346971031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5500 @ 0.0034 = 18.7 BTC [+] -278778;1346971256;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 840 @ 0.9107277 = 765.0113 BTC [+] -278777;1346971314;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 10000 @ 0.00100554 = 10.0554 BTC [+] -278776;1346971321;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 15000 @ 0.00100831 = 15.1247 BTC [+] -278775;1346971330;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 25000 @ 0.00102545 = 25.6363 BTC [+] -278774;1346971642;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12134 @ 0.0008624 = 10.4644 BTC [-] -278773;1346971643;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8000 @ 0.00084917 = 6.7934 BTC [-] -278772;1346971645;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15200 @ 0.00084525 = 12.8478 BTC [-] -278771;1346971646;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6553 @ 0.00084496 = 5.537 BTC [-] -278770;1346971647;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 23600 @ 0.00083489 = 19.7034 BTC [-] -278769;1346971648;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12888 @ 0.00082673 = 10.6549 BTC [-] -278768;1346971648;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2700 @ 0.00082516 = 2.2279 BTC [-] -278767;1346971650;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2300 @ 0.00081842 = 1.8824 BTC [-] -278766;1346971651;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13300 @ 0.00081575 = 10.8495 BTC [-] -278765;1346971652;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3325 @ 0.00080755 = 2.6851 BTC [-] -278764;1346971669;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3164 @ 0.00080755 = 2.5551 BTC [-] -278763;1346971670;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15418 @ 0.00080439 = 12.4021 BTC [-] -278762;1346971983;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 180 @ 0.24918261 = 44.8529 BTC [-] -278761;1346972190;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 42 @ 0.0034 = 0.1428 BTC [+] -278760;1346972344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19069 @ 0.00040212 = 7.668 BTC [+] -278759;1346972345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12331 @ 0.00040348 = 4.9753 BTC [+] -278758;1346972703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00040348 = 8.4731 BTC [+] -278757;1346972863;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 24 @ 0.3200001 = 7.68 BTC [+] -278756;1346972895;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.122 = 0.61 BTC [+] -278755;1346973039;gabbynot;what movie? -278754;1346973239;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -278753;1346973295;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1471 @ 0.00079964 = 1.1763 BTC [-] -278752;1346973330;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.119 = 0.833 BTC [-] -278751;1346973406;Enky;i havent understood too much the whole story -278750;1346973431;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 30 @ 0.15 = 4.5 BTC [+] -278749;1346973507;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 6 @ 0.15 = 0.9 BTC [+] -278748;1346973526;gabbynot;he's not using escrow, correct? -278747;1346973571;gabbynot;usagi: isn't the matthew thing a big part of nyan.c assets? -278746;1346973604;gabbynot;the bet -278745;1346973796;gabbynot;still bids on the PPT's…certainly a hail mary gamble -278744;1346973903;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -278743;1346973939;gabbynot;i'd bid .02 at this point -278742;1346973951;gabbynot;you never know i guess -278741;1346973991;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.48 BTC [-] -278740;1346974242;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.149 BTC [-] -278739;1346974640;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10427 BTC [-] -278738;1346975188;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.089 = 8.9 BTC [-] -278737;1346975189;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.09 = 2.7 BTC [+] -278736;1346975190;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.099 = 2.97 BTC [+] -278735;1346975306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0034 = 0.34 BTC [+] -278734;1346975405;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 100 @ 0.064998 = 6.4998 BTC [+] -278733;1346975440;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 9 @ 0.021 = 0.189 BTC [-] -278732;1346975463;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.003395 = 0.0679 BTC [-] -278731;1346975475;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10427 BTC [-] -278730;1346975528;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.10428 = 1.5642 BTC [+] -278729;1346975755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33400 @ 0.00039971 = 13.3503 BTC [-] -278728;1346976258;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 4 @ 0.00999999 = 0.04 BTC [+] -278727;1346976363;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 32 @ 0.01 = 0.32 BTC [+] -278726;1346976804;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 500 @ 0.10428 = 52.14 BTC [+] -278725;1346977509;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 20 @ 1.1 = 22 BTC [+] -278724;1346977511;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1.2 = 4.8 BTC [+] -278723;1346977796;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012433 BTC [+] -278722;1346977829;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00024 BTC [+] -278721;1346977970;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.02 BTC [-] -278720;1346978353;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.1689 = 0.3378 BTC [+] -278719;1346978399;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.072 = 0.216 BTC [-] -278718;1346978565;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 25 @ 0.001 = 0.025 BTC [+] -278717;1346978601;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 17 @ 0.4 = 6.8 BTC [+] -278716;1346978602;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.4001 = 2.0005 BTC [+] -278715;1346978628;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 16 @ 0.8 = 12.8 BTC [+] -278714;1346978669;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10427 BTC [-] -278713;1346978719;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 13 @ 0.78 = 10.14 BTC [-] -278712;1346978924;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.81 = 4.05 BTC [+] -278711;1346978925;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.82 = 8.2 BTC [+] -278710;1346978927;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.824 = 3.296 BTC [+] -278709;1346978996;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.122 = 0.244 BTC [+] -278708;1346979070;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 74 @ 0.0931 = 6.8894 BTC [-] -278707;1346979173;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 42 @ 0.10427 = 4.3793 BTC [-] -278706;1346979404;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.10427 = 0.8342 BTC [-] -278705;1346979417;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 6 @ 1.29999999 = 7.8 BTC [+] -278704;1346979771;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10426 = 0.7298 BTC [-] -278703;1346979851;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 6 @ 0.05 = 0.3 BTC [-] -278702;1346980346;smickles;!pl ss 1 -278701;1346980346;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while). -278700;1346980362;smickles;i bet this'll be wrong now -278699;1346980373;assbot;SS [1@1BTC] paid: 0.59016283 BTC. Last price: 0.021 BTC. Capital gain: -0.979 BTC. Total: -0.38883717 BTC. (-38.9%) -278698;1346980394;smickles;yup -278697;1346980404;smickles;kakobrekla: your thingy doesn't account for splits -278696;1346980421;kakobrekla;hm? -278695;1346980453;smickles;ss had a 100 for one split, and now your pl command registeres it as a loss -278694;1346980480;kakobrekla;aha -278693;1346980481;kakobrekla;that sucks -278692;1346980497;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 380 @ 0.003395 = 1.2901 BTC [-] -278691;1346980654;smickles;kakobrekla: would it be possible to add a 'disclaimer' about stplits to the line 'requesting data from ...'? -278690;1346980674;smickles;*splits -278689;1346980754;Rothgar;hey smickles -278688;1346980770;smickles;hey Rothgar, i'm just now looking at that message :) -278687;1346980785;Rothgar;Great -278686;1346980918;kakobrekla;!pl ss 1 -278685;1346980919;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -278684;1346980922;assbot;SS [1@1BTC] paid: 0.59016283 BTC. Last price: 0.021 BTC. Capital gain: -0.979 BTC. Total: -0.38883717 BTC. (-38.9%) -278683;1346980936;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09687267 BTC [-] -278682;1346980953;rdponticelli;lol -278681;1346980954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18952 @ 0.00039971 = 7.5753 BTC [-] -278680;1346980956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4248 @ 0.00040025 = 1.7003 BTC [+] -278679;1346980962;rdponticelli;That's a quick fix -278678;1346980983;rdponticelli;Well, hack more than fix -278677;1346980990;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19200 @ 0.0008 = 15.36 BTC [+] -278676;1346980991;rdponticelli;:D -278675;1346980997;kakobrekla;well it is what it is -278674;1346981002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.0034 = 1.87 BTC [+] -278673;1346981014;rdponticelli;It's ok -278672;1346981018;rdponticelli;Better than nothing -278671;1346981051;mircea_popescu;what'd be better tho ?! -278670;1346981139;rdponticelli;With the current state of things, there aren't a lot of options -278669;1346981157;rdponticelli;glbse should account somewhere for splits, I guess -278668;1346981362;smickles;thanks kakobrekla :0 -278667;1346981366;smickles;* :) -278666;1346981468;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110N] 2 @ 0.30719969 = 0.6144 BTC [+] -278665;1346981470;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120N] 1 @ 0.38152815 BTC [+] -278664;1346981496;smickles;;;bc 24h,prc -278663;1346981497;gribble;Error: "bc" is not a valid command. -278662;1346981505;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -278661;1346981506;gribble;10.93 -278660;1346981526;smickles;rogue commas :/ -278659;1346981574;smickles;.py 0.30719969 * 10.93 -278658;1346981575;markac;3.3576926117 -278657;1346981595;smickles;;;calc .38*10.93 -278656;1346981595;gribble;4.1534 -278655;1346981977;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10426 BTC [-] -278654;1346982063;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 250 @ 0.00999999 = 2.5 BTC [+] -278653;1346982084;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 2 @ 0.999999 = 2 BTC [-] -278652;1346982284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 470 @ 0.00039922 = 0.1876 BTC [-] -278651;1346982286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16689 @ 0.00039835 = 6.6481 BTC [-] -278650;1346982287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41341 @ 0.00039743 = 16.4302 BTC [-] -278649;1346982307;smickles;http://bitbin.it/cKQcMsS1 -278648;1346982487;mircea_popescu;bitbin needs to auto-wordwrap -278647;1346982554;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.122 = 4.88 BTC [+] -278646;1346982572;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.122 BTC [+] -278645;1346982641;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 180 @ 0.0034 = 0.612 BTC [+] -278644;1346982643;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09700054 BTC [+] -278643;1346982644;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09773765 BTC [+] -278642;1346982645;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09778655 BTC [+] -278641;1346982646;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09838176 BTC [+] -278640;1346982647;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.09847926 = 0.197 BTC [+] -278639;1346982648;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09864837 BTC [+] -278638;1346982650;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.0988387 BTC [+] -278637;1346982651;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09891847 BTC [+] -278636;1346982652;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 70 @ 0.099 = 6.93 BTC [+] -278635;1346982653;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09924255 BTC [+] -278634;1346982653;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 34 @ 0.1 = 3.4 BTC [+] -278633;1346982654;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.10499999 = 0.21 BTC [+] -278632;1346982655;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 40 @ 0.105 = 4.2 BTC [+] -278631;1346982657;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 44 @ 0.108 = 4.752 BTC [+] -278630;1346982889;mircea_popescu;who the hell is buing these ?! -278629;1346982948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15059 @ 0.00039743 = 5.9849 BTC [-] -278628;1346982949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45743 @ 0.00039733 = 18.1751 BTC [-] -278627;1346983336;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.108 = 0.648 BTC [+] -278626;1346983338;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.109 = 2.18 BTC [+] -278625;1346983339;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [+] -278624;1346983412;smickles;mircea_popescu: people who think there is better than a 1 in 10 chance of pirate paying back? -278623;1346983432;mircea_popescu;yea, i want to meet these people. -278622;1346983445;mircea_popescu;i want to like... go to their garden parties and be introduced to their wives. -278621;1346983460;smickles;mircea_popescu: meet them to sell them a bridge? -278620;1346983492;mircea_popescu;not necessarily, i think they'd be more amusing than rich. -278619;1346983503;smickles;;;ticker -278618;1346983503;gribble;Best bid: 11.2, Best ask: 11.267, Bid-ask spread: 0.06700, Last trade: 11.266, 24 hour volume: 68414, 24 hour low: 10.64, 24 hour high: 11.29 -278617;1346983507;smickles;really bitcoin? -278616;1346983511;mircea_popescu;o wow 11 -278615;1346983568;smickles;and i just saw someone buy thoe 4 usd premium puts -278614;1346983570;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12218 @ 0.0008 = 9.7744 BTC [+] -278613;1346983583;mircea_popescu;which ? -278612;1346983596;smickles;um, 11 and 12, iirc -278611;1346983607;mircea_popescu;o. well just 1-2 units, -278610;1346983637;smickles;i like to think in terms of percentages -278609;1346983746;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10426 = 0.2085 BTC [-] -278608;1346983909;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -278607;1346983911;gribble;Best bid: 11.26199, Best ask: 11.262, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.263, 24 hour volume: 68206, 24 hour low: 10.64, 24 hour high: 11.29 -278606;1346984575;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.6102 = 3.051 BTC [-] -278605;1346984637;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.122 = 1.83 BTC [+] -278604;1346984894;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.04 = 2.08 BTC [+] -278603;1346984959;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.05 = 3.15 BTC [+] -278602;1346985004;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.06 BTC [+] -278601;1346985017;kakobrekla;hm so at this point bdt is a ponzy or smth -278600;1346985075;agath;I feel very relieved since I sold all BDT.. -278599;1346985328;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i don't understand it either -278598;1346985336;mircea_popescu;wasn't this the failed kronos.io/jro etc ? -278597;1346985359;kakobrekla;bdt = site offline still paying out div from nowhere -278596;1346985362;kakobrekla;afaik -278595;1346985596;mircea_popescu;but it was the bond that was supposed to finance the kronos thing neh ? -278594;1346985791;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0005 BTC [+] -278593;1346985807;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -278592;1346986040;BTC-Mining;I feel like all online wallets/trading platform related to bitcoins popping up nowadays are automatically a scam... -278591;1346986137;BTC-Mining;That or each time one fails, someone else pop ups with that thought: "I don't know squat about security or even understand the concept of it, but SURELY if I make a platform it will be 100% better and secure because I made it instead of grossly incompetent people. I'm FLAWLESS." -278590;1346986141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10557 @ 0.00039733 = 4.1946 BTC [-] -278589;1346986142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4740 @ 0.00039722 = 1.8828 BTC [-] -278588;1346986150;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00339 = 0.0102 BTC [-] -278587;1346986152;mircea_popescu; That or each time one fails, someone else pop ups with that thought: "I don't know squat about security or even understand the concept of it, but SURELY if I make a platform it will be 100% better and secure because I made it instead of grossly incompetent people. I'm FLAWLESS." <<< this. -278586;1346986157;mircea_popescu;this is really the root cause. -278585;1346986192;mircea_popescu;the internet generation is possibly the most failed, fucked up, loser-y thing in the history of civilisation. -278584;1346986248;BTC-Mining;Looks like I'm part of it. =/ -278583;1346986330;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.00339 = 3.39 BTC [-] -278582;1346986336;mircea_popescu;were you born after 1990 ?! -278581;1346986358;BTC-Mining;after? No, right on it. -278580;1346986362;mircea_popescu;suck dude. -278579;1346986366;mircea_popescu;sucks* -278578;1346986491;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.149 BTC [-] -278577;1346986523;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -278576;1346986577;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.3787 BTC [+] -278575;1346986673;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 497 @ 0.00339 = 1.6848 BTC [-] -278574;1346986748;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 382 @ 0.0034 = 1.2988 BTC [+] -278573;1346986928;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -278572;1346986928;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.699 = 4.194 BTC [-] -278571;1346986952;dub;no internet for old men -278570;1346986975;mircea_popescu;are ye kidding ? the internet is strictly an old men affair. -278569;1346987011;dub;you've not seen the movie? -278568;1346987040;dub;also, I am positively geriatric in internet terms -278567;1346987066;mircea_popescu;i haven't actually seen the movie, but i did get you were referring. -278566;1346987075;dub;see it, its rad -278565;1346987076;jcpham;i concur the kids rule the internet -278564;1346987085;mircea_popescu;jcpham rule ? as in, make most noise ? -278563;1346987089;mircea_popescu;resolve ito integrals ? -278562;1346987100;dub;I was born in the olden days -278561;1346987105;jcpham;strength in numbers? -278560;1346987111;mircea_popescu;no strength in numbers. -278559;1346987120;mircea_popescu;the internet is exactly the temple of, strenght in knowledge. -278558;1346987131;jcpham;maybe once -278557;1346987133;mircea_popescu;always. -278556;1346987143;jcpham;nah it a toxic waste dump -278555;1346987145;mircea_popescu;i hold the passwords to many sites. all of them have users, some very many users -278554;1346987146;jcpham;irc is pure -278553;1346987155;mircea_popescu;if i feel like replacing them with a fuck you poster, i do. -278552;1346987155;dub;bitcoin is like someone fired an enfield in elektro -278551;1346987162;mircea_popescu;they can like it or not, fuckall matters. -278550;1346987172;jcpham;irc and bitcoin are the only internet i know about -278549;1346987179;dub;now theres a bunch of zombies running in retarded circles around the hospital -278548;1346987180;mircea_popescu;internet is all about the power of one over all. -278547;1346987180;jcpham;i haven't heard about the rest yet -278546;1346987274;dub;jcpham: the other one is 4chan -278545;1346987410;jcpham;nah i never used the 4chan -278544;1346987423;jcpham;i stop using the internet between 2002 nd last year -278543;1346987535;dub;I've never used the internet -278542;1346987551;dub;the internet uses me -278541;1346987653;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 3 @ 0.98076923 = 2.9423 BTC [+] -278540;1346987753;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10426 = 0.5213 BTC [-] -278539;1346987897;dub;this rules http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaFLd-hVKFY -278538;1346987929;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/ << better than 4chan -278537;1346988038;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQXVHITd1N4 -278536;1346988041;mircea_popescu;this is just as good :D -278535;1346988103;dub;haha -278534;1346988162;dub;that movie was cool -278533;1346988166;mircea_popescu;ya -278532;1346988406;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.003201 = 0.8003 BTC [-] -278531;1346988408;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 36 @ 0.0032 = 0.1152 BTC [-] -278530;1346988409;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 51 @ 0.00315 = 0.1607 BTC [-] -278529;1346988410;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.003105 = 0.0932 BTC [-] -278528;1346988412;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 512 @ 0.0031 = 1.5872 BTC [-] -278527;1346988684;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 6 @ 0.15 = 0.9 BTC [+] -278526;1346989007;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 103 @ 0.098 = 10.094 BTC [-] -278525;1346989056;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7900 @ 0.00081556 = 6.4429 BTC [+] -278524;1346989261;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -278523;1346989263;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -278522;1346989264;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.98 = 4.9 BTC [+] -278521;1346989265;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [+] -278520;1346989266;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -278519;1346989268;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -278518;1346989274;mircea_popescu;.py 38250*0.00336000 + 100000*0.00335100 + 15000*0.00335000 + 365300*0.00332500 + 107256*0.00330000 + 66687*0.00320000 -278517;1346989277;markac;2295.8357 -278516;1346989293;mircea_popescu;lol. everyone wants a deal. -278515;1346989644;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 19 @ 0.1 = 1.9 BTC [+] -278514;1346989797;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0931 BTC [-] -278513;1346989821;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10426 BTC [-] -278512;1346990164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16491 @ 0.0004 = 6.5964 BTC [+] -278511;1346990166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10291 @ 0.00040025 = 4.119 BTC [+] -278510;1346990167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24846 @ 0.00040204 = 9.9891 BTC [+] -278509;1346990303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35154 @ 0.00040204 = 14.1333 BTC [+] -278508;1346990304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2640 @ 0.00040348 = 1.0652 BTC [+] -278507;1346990305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35400 @ 0.00040365 = 14.2892 BTC [+] -278506;1346990306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00040467 = 9.0241 BTC [+] -278505;1346990307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19361 @ 0.00040475 = 7.8364 BTC [+] -278504;1346990308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23807 @ 0.00040503 = 9.6425 BTC [+] -278503;1346990309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56400 @ 0.00040525 = 22.8561 BTC [+] -278502;1346990311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58300 @ 0.0004054 = 23.6348 BTC [+] -278501;1346990312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50300 @ 0.00040611 = 20.4273 BTC [+] -278500;1346990313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00040684 = 4.2718 BTC [+] -278499;1346990314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47700 @ 0.0004074 = 19.433 BTC [+] -278498;1346990315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16696 @ 0.0004077 = 6.807 BTC [+] -278497;1346990315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.00040782 = 8.0341 BTC [+] -278496;1346990316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1742 @ 0.00040943 = 0.7132 BTC [+] -278495;1346990377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16158 @ 0.00040943 = 6.6156 BTC [+] -278494;1346990441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600000 @ 0.00042 = 672 BTC [+] -278493;1346990579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 360745 @ 0.0034 = 1226.533 BTC [+] -278492;1346990652;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13809 @ 0.00081556 = 11.2621 BTC [+] -278491;1346990655;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.745 BTC [-] -278490;1346990656;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.74311 = 3.7156 BTC [-] -278489;1346990658;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.74301 = 4.4581 BTC [-] -278488;1346990658;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.7428 = 5.9424 BTC [-] -278487;1346990659;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.741 BTC [-] -278486;1346990661;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.741 = 6.669 BTC [-] -278485;1346991068;maximian;mircea_popescu: it would be interesting to see a graph of mpex daily volume -278484;1346991080;mircea_popescu;aite. -278483;1346991700;mircea_popescu;maximian http://trilema.com/2012/volumul-tranzactiilor-pe-mpex/ -278482;1346991763;maximian;That's great, thanks! -278481;1346991800;mircea_popescu;yw. -278480;1346992170;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 30000 @ 0.00100855 = 30.2565 BTC [+] -278479;1346992582;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.78 = 2.34 BTC [-] -278478;1346992953;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012433 BTC [+] -278477;1346993357;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10426 = 0.2085 BTC [-] -278476;1346993433;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 10 @ 1.1299 = 11.299 BTC [+] -278475;1346993537;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.00082584 = 0.7433 BTC [+] -278474;1346993647;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 0.78 = 10.92 BTC [-] -278473;1346993648;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 70 @ 0.78 = 54.6 BTC [-] -278472;1346993709;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10426 BTC [-] -278471;1346993728;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 10 @ 0.001 = 0.01 BTC [+] -278470;1346993862;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 22728 @ 0.00084278 = 19.1547 BTC [+] -278469;1346993864;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6261 @ 0.00081957 = 5.1313 BTC [-] -278468;1346993864;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14100 @ 0.00080607 = 11.3656 BTC [-] -278467;1346993865;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8282 @ 0.00080473 = 6.6648 BTC [-] -278466;1346993866;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 21171 @ 0.00080386 = 17.0185 BTC [-] -278465;1346993868;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 914 @ 0.00079964 = 0.7309 BTC [-] -278464;1346993869;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 23600 @ 0.00079807 = 18.8345 BTC [-] -278463;1346993870;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16000 @ 0.00079026 = 12.6442 BTC [-] -278462;1346993871;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 811 @ 0.00078855 = 0.6395 BTC [-] -278461;1346993872;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 700 @ 0.0007867 = 0.5507 BTC [-] -278460;1346993872;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24600 @ 0.00077365 = 19.0318 BTC [-] -278459;1346994519;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -278458;1346994656;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -278457;1346994734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00041102 = 3.0004 BTC [-] -278456;1346994736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10568 @ 0.00041264 = 4.3608 BTC [+] -278455;1346995060;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 5 @ 0.0096 = 0.048 BTC [+] -278454;1346995428;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.7819 = 4.6914 BTC [+] -278453;1346995429;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.782 = 15.64 BTC [+] -278452;1346995626;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -278451;1346996219;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10000 @ 0.0034 = 34 BTC [+] -278450;1346996876;Bane_Capital;;;ticker gsdpt -278449;1346996876;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). -278448;1346996881;Bane_Capital;;;pl gsdpt -278447;1346996882;gribble;Error: "pl" is not a valid command. -278446;1346996887;Bane_Capital;!pl gsdpt -278445;1346996888;assbot;!pl [@] [] -278444;1346996895;Bane_Capital;!pl GSDPT -278443;1346996895;assbot;!pl [@] [] -278442;1346996898;Bane_Capital;FFFFFFf -278441;1346997233;mod6;it needs a number or somethin -278440;1346997241;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8000 @ 0.00076845 = 6.1476 BTC [-] -278439;1346997241;mod6;!pl GSDPT 1 -278438;1346997242;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -278437;1346997243;assbot;GSDPT [1@1BTC] paid: 7.468E-5 BTC. Last price: 0.0034 BTC. Capital gain: -0.9966 BTC. Total: -0.99652532 BTC. (-99.7%) -278436;1346997271;mod6;*shrug* -278435;1346997296;rdponticelli;!pl GSDPT 0.0032 -278434;1346997296;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -278433;1346997302;assbot;GSDPT [1@0.0032BTC] paid: 7.468E-5 BTC. Last price: 0.0034 BTC. Capital gain: 0.0002 BTC. Total: 0.00027468 BTC. (8.6%) -278432;1346997309;rdponticelli;If you bought the first block -278431;1346997374;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.771 BTC [-] -278430;1346997388;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10426 BTC [-] -278429;1346997469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00041264 = 1.1141 BTC [+] -278428;1346997534;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.74010001 BTC [-] -278427;1346997536;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7401 BTC [-] -278426;1346997569;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4138 @ 0.00076845 = 3.1798 BTC [-] -278425;1346997570;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 415 @ 0.00070427 = 0.2923 BTC [-] -278424;1346997601;mircea_popescu;8% in about... a week -278423;1346997605;mircea_popescu;lmao there's a new pirate. -278422;1346997608;mod6;oh i see -278421;1346997613;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 5 @ 0.16855109 = 0.8428 BTC [-] -278420;1346997615;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170N] 1 @ 0.83711627 BTC [+] -278419;1346997672;rdponticelli;Does it work with mpex? -278418;1346997682;rdponticelli;!pl S.DICE 0.0032 -278417;1346997683;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -278416;1346997689;rdponticelli;No -278415;1346997703;assbot;GLBSE 404 -278414;1346997989;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [-] -278413;1346997991;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.07 = 2.14 BTC [+] -278412;1346998109;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli nah, all you have is ticker. -278411;1346998123;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -278410;1346998125;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.003325 / 0.00338316 / 0.0034 (606260 shares, 2,051.08 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00328894 / 0.0034 (4143774 shares, 13,628.63 BTC) -278409;1346998135;rdponticelli;Yeah, I know about that one -278408;1346998193;mircea_popescu;o wow, 2k today eh ? -278407;1346998201;mircea_popescu;i guess dividends got people in gear. -278406;1346998213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00041092 = 0.3287 BTC [-] -278405;1346998418;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 43 @ 0.2999 = 12.8957 BTC [-] -278404;1346998457;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 87 @ 0.3 = 26.1 BTC [+] -278403;1346999201;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC -278402;1347000031;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0931 = 0.1862 BTC [-] -278401;1347000061;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [-] -278400;1347000124;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.0034 = 0.085 BTC [+] -278399;1347000209;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.0034 = 0.085 BTC [+] -278398;1347000215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5432 @ 0.00041264 = 2.2415 BTC [+] -278397;1347000216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.00041401 = 8.156 BTC [+] -278396;1347000218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00041408 = 1.118 BTC [+] -278395;1347000699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45400 @ 0.00041597 = 18.885 BTC [+] -278394;1347001353;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012432 BTC [-] -278393;1347001856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16832 @ 0.00041581 = 6.9989 BTC [-] -278392;1347001969;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2937 @ 0.00069 = 2.0265 BTC [-] -278391;1347002367;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 814 @ 0.00064789 = 0.5274 BTC [-] -278390;1347002484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00041581 = 4.1165 BTC [-] -278389;1347002526;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -278388;1347002781;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10427 BTC [+] -278387;1347003241;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -278386;1347003242;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -278385;1347003652;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -278384;1347003653;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -278383;1347003888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3636 @ 0.00041581 = 1.5119 BTC [-] -278382;1347003986;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -278381;1347004026;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.10427 = 0.6256 BTC [+] -278380;1347004607;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -278379;1347004861;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1800 @ 0.0034 = 6.12 BTC [+] -278378;1347005924;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -278377;1347005925;gribble;11.00 -278376;1347005963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11364 @ 0.00041277 = 4.6907 BTC [-] -278375;1347005964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00041597 = 4.3261 BTC [+] -278374;1347005966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27836 @ 0.00041606 = 11.5814 BTC [+] -278373;1347005970;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 35 @ 0.001 = 0.035 BTC [+] -278372;1347006396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00041606 = 2.4548 BTC [+] -278371;1347006653;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 41 @ 0.12 = 4.92 BTC [-] -278370;1347006691;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2300 @ 0.00062912 = 1.447 BTC [-] -278369;1347006863;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0931 BTC [-] -278368;1347007204;mircea_popescu;and eleven it is. -278367;1347007211;mircea_popescu;jesus -278366;1347007215;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -278365;1347007222;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.74011001] [Ask: 0.78] [Spread: 0.03988999] [Last: 0.7401] [24hVol: 315.70240001] [7dAvg: 0.81801764] -278364;1347007231;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -278363;1347007232;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00062912 / 0.00082873 / 0.00087369 (547206 shares, 453.49 BTC), 30day: 0.00062912 / 0.00094388 / 0.00115139 (10507514 shares, 9,917.90 BTC) -278362;1347007268;mircea_popescu;;;seen gigavps -278361;1347007269;gribble;gigavps was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 6 days, 13 hours, 45 minutes, and 39 seconds ago: we'll see what happens -278360;1347007284;mircea_popescu;right. guy's asset is going to shit he can't be bothered to come by. this looks great. -278359;1347007403;BTC-Mining;I don't think he care about the price... what does it changes in the end? -278358;1347007464;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00335 = 0.1005 BTC [-] -278357;1347007467;BTC-Mining;I mean, what would he do? Just come around and say: "No, wait! They're still very good!" -278356;1347007492;BTC-Mining;All shares are already issued, the the price fluctuates doesn't impact the offer or operations at all. -278355;1347007504;mircea_popescu;hum -278354;1347007506;BTC-Mining;People will just price it how they feel it should be priced =/ -278353;1347007514;mircea_popescu;well... but wtf is going on -278352;1347007522;mircea_popescu;i have this queasy feeling there's more to this than i know -278351;1347007526;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3000 @ 0.0034 = 10.2 BTC [+] -278350;1347007578;BTC-Mining;The issue is that he offers 100 mhash/share once ASICs come around (at current prices, around 0.75 to buy the share, + 0.25 to upgrade it to new megahash) -278349;1347007639;BTC-Mining;And you end up with 30% of the hashing you'd get buying the equipment directly. -278348;1347007673;mircea_popescu;hm -278347;1347007679;BTC-Mining;People are switching to BTC-Mining or another other BFL purchase offer. Also switching to ASICMINER. -278346;1347007692;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -278345;1347007696;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.117] [Ask: 0.12] [Spread: 0.003] [Last: 0.12] [24hVol: 101.31129] [7dAvg: 0.12160957] -278344;1347007703;mircea_popescu;that thing also lost a good 30% -278343;1347007716;mircea_popescu;and 100 btc is a joke for volume anyway. -278342;1347007782;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 29 @ 0.0034 = 0.0986 BTC [+] -278341;1347007794;BTC-Mining;Lost? -278340;1347007801;BTC-Mining;It ipoed at 0.10 -278339;1347007829;mircea_popescu;was trading at 1.5ish a week ago -278338;1347007829;BTC-Mining;Most of the stocks on GLBSE ipo fast and then have very low volumes... -278337;1347007832;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.0034 = 0.0136 BTC [+] -278336;1347007843;BTC-Mining;aye, but 1.5 was a bit overkill -278335;1347007844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00041552 = 4.0721 BTC [-] -278334;1347007846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.00041144 = 11.3969 BTC [-] -278333;1347007858;mircea_popescu;point being : money can't flow from gigamining into asicminer if that later is shedding -278332;1347007885;mircea_popescu;neither the volume comparison or price evolution supports this theory. -278331;1347007919;mircea_popescu;i could see money flowing out of glbse period as an explanation, which'd make plenty of sense, except giga.etf is geting beat up even worse on mpex -278330;1347007981;BTC-Mining;gigamining price is dropping because there's almsot NO bidding -278329;1347008022;BTC-Mining;ASIC miner had a large sale recently, at least relatively to volume, dropped the price quite a bit. -278328;1347008066;Chaang-Noi;i have some asic, need the coin but dont want to sell... -278327;1347008073;Chaang-Noi;hope it goes to .2 :) -278326;1347008120;BTC-Mining;If they get ASICs out, they just might... -278325;1347008124;mircea_popescu;i still think it's a very risky proposition. but yea, if they come out with anything definite it might boom -278324;1347008131;mircea_popescu;yeah, that. -278323;1347008220;BTC-Mining;Could you stop using the word turds every other sentence? I'm fully aware of your point of view on the matter by now. -278322;1347008256;BTC-Mining;I already agree fixed bonds are bad in any case. -278321;1347008459;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 27 @ 0.12 = 3.24 BTC [-] -278320;1347008460;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 23 @ 0.122 = 2.806 BTC [+] -278319;1347008460;BTC-Mining;Fixed hashing bonds. I think it's self explanatory enough. -278318;1347008545;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.117 BTC [-] -278317;1347008547;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11250001 BTC [-] -278316;1347008593;mircea_popescu;we jixed it. -278315;1347008628;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11600 @ 0.000608 = 7.0528 BTC [-] -278314;1347008630;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2086 @ 0.00062912 = 1.3123 BTC [+] -278313;1347008631;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11314 @ 0.0006348 = 7.1821 BTC [+] -278312;1347008655;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6817 @ 0.0006348 = 4.3274 BTC [+] -278311;1347008656;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3278 @ 0.00065423 = 2.1446 BTC [+] -278310;1347008657;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12219 @ 0.00065956 = 8.0592 BTC [+] -278309;1347008658;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2686 @ 0.00066445 = 1.7847 BTC [+] -278308;1347009283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1452 @ 0.00041144 = 0.5974 BTC [-] -278307;1347009407;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -278306;1347009409;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.003325 / 0.00338316 / 0.0034 (606260 shares, 2,051.08 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00328894 / 0.0034 (4143774 shares, 13,628.63 BTC) -278305;1347009727;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.101 = 2.525 BTC [-] -278304;1347009728;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -278303;1347010028;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1039 = 0.6234 BTC [-] -278302;1347010342;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13600 @ 0.0006 = 8.16 BTC [-] -278301;1347010483;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 180 @ 0.0034 = 0.612 BTC [+] -278300;1347010610;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -278299;1347010671;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -278298;1347010847;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 64 @ 0.0034 = 0.2176 BTC [+] -278297;1347010927;Chaang-Noi;pimp oh lol -278296;1347010928;Chaang-Noi;what a name -278295;1347011263;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.824 = 4.12 BTC [+] -278294;1347011308;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 12 @ 0.8244 = 9.8928 BTC [+] -278293;1347012044;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1 @ 0.805282 BTC [-] -278292;1347012045;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070N] 10 @ 0.09229332 = 0.9229 BTC [-] -278291;1347012315;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 30 @ 1 = 30 BTC [+] -278290;1347012761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10248 @ 0.00041144 = 4.2164 BTC [-] -278289;1347012762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20252 @ 0.0004112 = 8.3276 BTC [-] -278288;1347012976;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10428 BTC [+] -278287;1347013096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29800 @ 0.00041157 = 12.2648 BTC [+] -278286;1347013262;EB250;Hi, how many hours left for the ax to fall? -278285;1347013324;Chaang-Noi;on matthew? -278284;1347013333;Chaang-Noi;<_matthew_> ☠ Pirate has 1day 12hrs 30mins 53secs to pay back. ☠ -278283;1347013349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30375 @ 0.00041157 = 12.5014 BTC [+] -278282;1347013354;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7799 BTC [+] -278281;1347013356;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.78 = 4.68 BTC [+] -278280;1347013413;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.782 = 7.038 BTC [+] -278279;1347013502;EB250;thank you Chaang-Noi. -278278;1347013549;Chaang-Noi;:) -278277;1347013557;Chaang-Noi;iv got the champagne on ice -278276;1347013572;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -278275;1347013574;gribble;Time since last block: 6 minutes and 31 seconds -278274;1347028308;BTC-Mining;It's now almost almost 80 000 BTC -278273;1347028338;mircea_popescu;what is -278272;1347028426;EB250;Looks like people see it as easy money :) -278271;1347028465;BTC-Mining;I have doubts about it being so serious... But I'm seriously sure about Pirate not repaying anyway. -278270;1347028477;BTC-Mining;So I bet. -278269;1347028479;EB250;or this is another big joke on btc crowd -278268;1347028496;EB250;how much did you bet BTC-Mining -278267;1347028500;BTC-Mining;We'll see, I'm quite interested to see the purpose behind this. -278266;1347028509;BTC-Mining;You don't want to know how much... -278265;1347028521;EB250;no idea. Madness? -278264;1347028537;EB250;100K ? -278263;1347028547;mircea_popescu;o, you talking about wright and his bets ? -278262;1347028552;BTC-Mining;yeah -278261;1347028560;mircea_popescu;trying to keep track of that is about as futile as keeping track of the us debt. -278260;1347028566;BTC-Mining;Exactly, 100k (USD). -278259;1347028588;BTC-Mining;10k BTC actually. -278258;1347028599;EB250;:) absurd -278257;1347028630;EB250;what happens if pirate returns the coin? -278256;1347028665;BTC-Mining;I spontaneously combust and recycle myself as fertilizer. -278255;1347028676;EB250;good idea -278254;1347028686;EB250;are you Namworld? -278253;1347028700;BTC-Mining;Yes. -278252;1347028764;EB250;nice to meet you, I am riX2000 :) -278251;1347028799;mircea_popescu;who's that ? -278250;1347028804;BTC-Mining;Seriously? -278249;1347028850;EB250;guy who bets 15K that pirate is gone for good with all the bitcoins he stole -278248;1347028863;mircea_popescu;in escrow ? -278247;1347028888;EB250;none of the bets are in escrow mircea_popescu -278246;1347028909;mircea_popescu;so basically this'd be more irrelevant forum sillyness. -278245;1347028915;EB250;yes -278244;1347028957;EB250;but now we have nice list of btc addresses and names for future reference -278243;1347028958;mircea_popescu;well as long as we call it that, cool. -278242;1347028983;EB250;no, this is really "serious business" :) -278241;1347029035;BTC-Mining;It might seem that way, except it was made clear from the start if anyone didn't respect his bet, he'd get the scammer tag. Theymos/Maged went to bet against him. He's well known and going to the bitcoin conference. -278240;1347029054;mircea_popescu;so... -278239;1347029063;EB250;LOOL, this is getting really good: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102918.600 -278238;1347029066;mircea_popescu;it still is just drama, the guy's broke, irl and btc. -278237;1347029067;BTC-Mining;Seems like yet another thing that will be fun to watch -278236;1347029075;EB250;"BTCST wasnt a ponzi it just invested in one -278235;1347029110;EB250;"going to the bitcoin conference" why is this even important? -278234;1347029122;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.0931 = 0.6517 BTC [-] -278233;1347029145;mircea_popescu;Because he has the existential dilemma of accepting your bet and not paying you when he loses, or not accepting your bet and still not paying. -278232;1347029146;mircea_popescu;lol -278231;1347029152;mircea_popescu;EB250 it is not important. -278230;1347029171;mircea_popescu;it basically consists of a dozen or so kids trying to pretend they're entrepreneurs while living under the poverty line -278229;1347029185;EB250;like you mircea_popescu? -278228;1347029186;mircea_popescu;couch surfing in a room somewhere. -278227;1347029191;mircea_popescu;EB250 no, not like me. -278226;1347029195;mircea_popescu;quite the opposite of me. -278225;1347029196;PAPASO;hi mircea popescu -278224;1347029201;mircea_popescu;PAPASO hello -278223;1347029213;EB250;I do not know you for long but looks like you have problems with money -278222;1347029234;mircea_popescu;o it does. -278221;1347029276;EB250;people usually talk about stuff they do not have :9 -278220;1347029281;BTC-Mining;It does matter that he's going to the conference, because there's betters that will be assisting. -278219;1347029306;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yea, and they'll do what ? whine at each other for half hour ? youtube is full of that crap. -278218;1347029311;mircea_popescu;usually with teenage girls in it. -278217;1347029390;EB250;BTC conferences are horrible events. -278216;1347029417;EB250;more like nerdfests (not sure about spelling) :) -278215;1347029437;BTC-Mining;Ah, there goes mircea, criticizing my favorite reality show once again! -278214;1347029453;mircea_popescu;lol -278213;1347029454;PAPASO;i install pgp4win but i can not open Kleopatra -278212;1347029464;mircea_popescu;why do you need kleopatra ? -278211;1347029466;EB250;"fat teenage girls" -278210;1347029469;EB250;correction -278209;1347029474;PAPASO;i dont know -278208;1347029479;PAPASO;no need? -278207;1347029495;mircea_popescu;sigh. PAPASO, we went through all of this. read the log, please. -278206;1347029498;mircea_popescu;you just need gpg. -278205;1347029511;PAPASO;ok, thank you -278204;1347029523;BTC-Mining;I was using Kleopatra to sign faster on the otc instead of using command line mircea... -278203;1347029532;EB250;PAPASO: why do you need pgp4win? -278202;1347029540;PAPASO;i am learning gpg -278201;1347029541;BTC-Mining;The I see there was an IRC plugin to automate that process. -278200;1347029547;BTC-Mining;Then I* -278199;1347029548;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yeah, once you know what you're doing you can do whatever you want. -278198;1347029561;mircea_popescu;but if we have a process to get you started you stick to that, improve on it once you master it. -278197;1347029582;PAPASO;mircea_popescu told me to download it boze i need to buy call options -278196;1347029584;mircea_popescu;there's a py script and a perl script for mpex too, just... -278195;1347029618;mircea_popescu; PAPASO: why do you need pgp4win? <<< "Trying to be part of a cryptocurrency without knowing how to use gpg is like trying to be part of the 60s without knowing how to use a bong." -278194;1347029619;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4501 = 2.9002 BTC [-] -278193;1347029621;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 5 @ 1.45 = 7.25 BTC [-] -278192;1347029831;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200N] 12400 @ 1.12 = 13888 BTC [+] -278191;1347029933;Chaang-Noi;EB250 are you trolling? lol -278190;1347030141;EB250;I do not think so Chaang-Noi -278189;1347030169;Chaang-Noi;no pirate has not contacte me -278188;1347030173;EB250;2 words: "trolling" and "ponzy" must be the most overused words -278187;1347030210;EB250;OK, thank you for the information. Clock is ticking and nothing :( -278186;1347030217;mircea_popescu;ponzi. -278185;1347030224;Diablo-D3;EB250: except we do hve a lot of trolls -278184;1347030242;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 actually i shudder at the thought it's not even the 8th yet. -278183;1347030261;EB250;in this case, the definition must be wrong -278182;1347030279;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: why, what happened/ -278181;1347030280;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.08343381 = 0.2503 BTC [-] -278180;1347030281;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.0834338 BTC [-] -278179;1347030283;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.08262082 = 0.1652 BTC [-] -278178;1347030284;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.08190254 BTC [-] -278177;1347030285;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.08185995 BTC [-] -278176;1347030287;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.0818518 BTC [-] -278175;1347030288;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.08182398 BTC [-] -278174;1347030319;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it's the arbitrary date set by the chief forum muppet to not pay imaginary bets he's not made. -278173;1347030335;Diablo-D3;er... what? -278172;1347030376;mircea_popescu;yeah... -278171;1347030394;Diablo-D3;how do you pay imaginary bets you've not made -278170;1347030413;BTC-Mining;It will go: "Oh, I was on vacation this whole time! Someone must have hacked my account. ATLAS!" -278169;1347030452;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i don't know. -278168;1347030519;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 4 @ 0.065 = 0.26 BTC [+] -278167;1347030532;mircea_popescu;but you can't say some broke dude "made a bet" by saying something on a forum. you need money to make bets. -278166;1347030539;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: everyone gets a giant pillow case filled with drugs, and im always left out -278165;1347030545;mircea_popescu;you could in principle make a bet by simple statement, if you have any credit. -278164;1347030569;Diablo-D3;but that doesnt make a bet -278163;1347030573;mircea_popescu;right. -278162;1347030661;Diablo-D3;no, Im just confused -278161;1347030669;Diablo-D3;maybe its too early in the morning, I just got up -278160;1347030676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36000 @ 0.00040716 = 14.6578 BTC [-] -278159;1347030681;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0931 BTC [-] -278158;1347030683;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 100 @ 0.14 = 14 BTC [+] -278157;1347030695;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 100 @ 0.15 = 15 BTC [+] -278156;1347030747;mircea_popescu;you know wright, the guy who took money from bitcoinica to shill it, the guy who took money from jro to shill that crap, the guy who sold people advertising in magazines that don't exist, as well as the magazines themselves ? -278155;1347030764;mircea_popescu;he's been "making bets" with people about pirate paying (prolly cause pirate threw him 20 btc early on or w/e) -278154;1347030770;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nope -278153;1347030772;mircea_popescu;except he's been consistently refusing to use escrow. -278152;1347030777;Diablo-D3;I havent been paying attention that crap -278151;1347030777;mircea_popescu;well... so you're way behind. -278150;1347030790;Diablo-D3;seriously, I think I was like the fifth person who heard of pirate -278149;1347030796;Diablo-D3;and I said it was a scam -278148;1347030802;Diablo-D3;so I just sorta turned off the rest ever since -278147;1347030809;kakobrekla;when is the bet due -278146;1347030828;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw, is wright related to that black dude that failed to extort money out of DMC? -278145;1347030878;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i have no ideea ?! kakobrekla 9th iirc. -278144;1347030885;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1159 = 0.2318 BTC [-] -278143;1347030899;kakobrekla;lol highlevelminer -278142;1347030906;Diablo-D3;yeah that dude -278141;1347030907;kakobrekla;he should have a wiki entry or something -278140;1347030916;papaso;hi, mircea popescu, do you have msn? -278139;1347030955;mircea_popescu;papaso nope. -278138;1347031056;papaso;secret-key-0EB31D5E.asc should i change ? -278137;1347031081;papaso;or save on the desktop -278136;1347031087;mircea_popescu;man, secret-key means secret key. -278135;1347031093;mircea_popescu;you need the public key not the secret key. -278134;1347031104;mircea_popescu;the secret key should be kept SECRET -278133;1347031118;papaso;tell mo howto -278132;1347031173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16104 @ 0.00040716 = 6.5569 BTC [-] -278131;1347031436;mircea_popescu;papaso http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#6 read that list, do the steps exactly as described in the exact order. -278130;1347031449;mircea_popescu;do nothing else and do nothing differently in any respect, but EXACTLY what's there. -278129;1347031629;papaso;read diff, you know, my english is not very good -278128;1347031676;papaso;secret-key-0EB31D5E.asc this step i try my best -278127;1347031743;papaso;i think first finshed PGP is better, then think how to buy option. -278126;1347031753;mircea_popescu;papaso to extract your public key the command is gpg --armor --output pubkey.txt --export '0EB31D5E' -278125;1347031769;mircea_popescu;it will create a file called pubkey.txt with your public key in it. -278124;1347031863;Diablo-D3;consequently, gpg --armor --output dongs.txt will produce a file full of dongs. -278123;1347031921;papaso;if you have msn, i will copy my pic, then you will show me step -278122;1347031963;mircea_popescu;i don't have msn but you don't need msn to show me your pic. you can just upload it to any public service and paste link here. -278121;1347032020;papaso;you know any chinese man here? -278120;1347032081;mircea_popescu;hmm... -278119;1347032084;mircea_popescu;you might be the only one. -278118;1347032119;mircea_popescu;ya, isn't this weird ? no chinese people in bitcoin-assets ? they own most of the us by now and yet... -278117;1347032128;papaso;in chinese website i can not find good howto to show howto -278116;1347032165;papaso;yes they have btc, and they even build i exchange like mtgox -278115;1347032206;papaso;but they like mine more then trade -278114;1347032214;mircea_popescu;aha -278113;1347032219;mircea_popescu;link to exchange ? -278112;1347032258;papaso;they dont understand option,boze in china stock market and china future market there is no options there -278111;1347032265;mircea_popescu;really ?! -278110;1347032267;papaso;only warrents -278109;1347032275;mircea_popescu;warrants are similar tho -278108;1347032282;papaso;in hongkong have options -278107;1347032302;mircea_popescu;aha -278106;1347032307;mircea_popescu;are you from hk ? -278105;1347032318;papaso;no main land -278104;1347032341;papaso;i trade us future option 10 years -278103;1347032355;mircea_popescu;well... i am planning to have a chinese translation of the faq. -278102;1347032369;papaso;gold sliver cotton....... -278101;1347032380;papaso;even oj -278100;1347032395;mircea_popescu;aha -278099;1347032409;papaso;i love options -278098;1347032419;mircea_popescu;me too. -278097;1347032462;papaso;i only buy out--price option and not sell -278096;1347033031;EB250;papaso: I was told that mircea_popescu exchange server is also hosting porno. Do not be surprised -278095;1347033103;Chaang-Noi;more than just porno -278094;1347033108;Chaang-Noi;activly pimping out girls... -278093;1347033141;mircea_popescu;and also has about 5x the volume of the global scam exchange the forum muppets keep trying to hawk. -278092;1347033211;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.003399 = 1.6995 BTC [-] -278091;1347033391;EB250;mircea_popescu: your "volume" is probably from new satoshidice offer and pass troughs to GLBSE :) -278090;1347033409;mircea_popescu;EB250 you are probably an idiot. -278089;1347033411;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -278088;1347033413;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.003325 / 0.00338316 / 0.0034 (606095 shares, 2,050.52 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00328894 / 0.0034 (4143774 shares, 13,628.63 BTC) -278087;1347033415;mircea_popescu;!ticker gsdpt -278086;1347033419;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.00314] [Ask: 0.0034] [Spread: 0.00026] [Last: 0.003399] [24hVol: 64.49505] [7dAvg: 0.00327461] -278085;1347033428;mircea_popescu;o wait, global scam exchange has useless data. -278084;1347033434;EB250;calm down -278083;1347033457;mircea_popescu;.py 13628.63/1827.409 -278082;1347033458;markac;7.45789804034 -278081;1347033461;mircea_popescu;there. 7.5% -278080;1347033465;mircea_popescu;is that clear to you ? -278079;1347033483;EB250;no -278078;1347033514;mircea_popescu;mkay. two idiocies in one day are good enough. move along to -otc, this chan is intended for people that actually matter. -278077;1347033525;Chaang-Noi;he fakes his volume -278076;1347033535;Chaang-Noi;he moves his own sharesback and forth... -278075;1347033540;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i thought we went through this before : you do, i don't. -278074;1347033551;Chaang-Noi;i dont have an exchange... -278073;1347033568;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1039 = 0.8312 BTC [-] -278072;1347033569;mircea_popescu;no, but you have shitty/scammy assets on the global scam exchange -278071;1347033577;mircea_popescu;and push them back and forth to create the illusion of volume. -278070;1347033592;Chaang-Noi;that would cost me money -278069;1347033601;mircea_popescu;no it won't, you get it free. -278068;1347033612;mircea_popescu;i know all about your little bs circlejerk there, so spare me. -278067;1347033618;Chaang-Noi;lol -278066;1347033632;mircea_popescu;and when you're done making a fool of yourself, your so called mining operation could still use a fucking pic of the gear. -278065;1347033635;Chaang-Noi;i find it finny how people think nefario and i are best freinds -278064;1347033645;mircea_popescu;which people have been asking for... i dunno, 6 months by now ? -278063;1347033654;Chaang-Noi;pics of the gear were posted in december -278062;1347033661;Chaang-Noi;you are lols -278061;1347033669;Chaang-Noi;no one has asked for the pics -278060;1347033670;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1039 BTC [-] -278059;1347033678;Chaang-Noi;you are just making shit up -278058;1347033698;Chaang-Noi;off to smoke one of coldhardmetals cubans -278057;1347033701;Chaang-Noi;peace all -278056;1347033891;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 8 @ 0.5897 = 4.7176 BTC [+] -278055;1347033893;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.5898 BTC [+] -278054;1347034027;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 5 @ 0.99 = 4.95 BTC [-] -278053;1347034047;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -278052;1347034144;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITSPLIT.MINING.1TH] 3 @ 0.033 = 0.099 BTC -278051;1347034152;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1039 = 0.9351 BTC [-] -278050;1347034153;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -278049;1347034158;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.7 = 2.8 BTC [+] -278048;1347034178;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -278047;1347034227;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -278046;1347034313;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.P2P.LOANS] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC -278045;1347034365;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 46 @ 0.1 = 4.6 BTC [-] -278044;1347034382;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 2 @ 0.98 = 1.96 BTC [-] -278043;1347034448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31801 @ 0.00040599 = 12.9109 BTC [-] -278042;1347034450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2999 @ 0.00040512 = 1.215 BTC [-] -278041;1347034529;DeaDTerra1;Anyone interested in purchasing HK and IMSAguy exposure? I need to get a hold of some BTC quickly, so I don't want to wait for the withdraw process, pm me :) -278040;1347034861;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra1 what's hk ? -278039;1347034974;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1159 BTC [-] -278038;1347035489;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 12000 @ 0.00100906 = 12.1087 BTC [+] -278037;1347035510;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.4223 = 1.2669 BTC [+] -278036;1347035802;DeaDTerra1;HashKing -278035;1347035826;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra1 i'll pay you 50 cents to the dollar, limited to 100 btc each. -278034;1347036157;blazing;why is hashking delayed? -278033;1347036182;blazing;do you mean his ppt or 1% fund -278032;1347036269;DeaDTerra1;1% -278031;1347036285;mircea_popescu;http://news.yahoo.com/judge-says-10-rare-gold-coins-worth-80-152750965--abc-news-topstories.html -278030;1347036292;mircea_popescu;govt steals some more gold. -278029;1347036380;blazing;deadterra1 any idea why there is a delay with hk? -278028;1347036393;Chaang-Noi;i have a wild guess :/ -278027;1347036424;blazing;he was paying out principal up until sep 3 -278026;1347036660;blazing;chaang-noi what do u think? -278025;1347036763;blazing;his 1% fund is insured...its the ppt i would be worried about -278024;1347036796;rdponticelli;Well, the insured thing in bitcoinland... -278023;1347036835;mircea_popescu;define insured blazing -278022;1347037003;blazing;so what makes u think he cant pay out -278021;1347037022;mircea_popescu;pirate association. -278020;1347037044;rdponticelli;Well, it seems he's selling some things -278019;1347037058;rdponticelli;Maybe is just a liquidity squeeze -278018;1347037072;mircea_popescu;hence the 50 cents to the dollar offer. maybe it's just a liquidity squeeze. -278017;1347037074;blazing;yeah. well i think hashking is a pretty decent guy...hes obviously doing what he can -278016;1347037088;mircea_popescu;tho anyone with any sense would have moved preemptively for weeks now. -278015;1347037113;mircea_popescu;blazing decent is only half the problem in this discussion tho. -278014;1347037142;blazing;i have 500btc in his 1% fund...hope i can see it again -278013;1347037214;mircea_popescu;btc today reminds me of usd in 2007 -278012;1347037286;blazing;anyway...its just speculation...i have received interest from him twice since the pirate default so there is still hope -278011;1347037333;mircea_popescu;in the end, people will have to book something like 6-700k of losses/unrealised gains. -278010;1347037345;copumpkin;moo -278009;1347037358;mircea_popescu;which obviously i said they should have been booked by late august, and obviously everyone said they did so, and obviously nobody did. and so forth. -278008;1347037389;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10399 BTC [+] -278007;1347037572;Chaang-Noi;for my insrurance i used coin that was shown in the block chain -278006;1347037585;Chaang-Noi;i dont know who can or will pay out -278005;1347037593;Chaang-Noi;but im watching with interest -278004;1347037627;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -278003;1347037634;mircea_popescu;i guess pretty much everyone is. -278002;1347037647;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -278001;1347037668;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0034 = 0.017 BTC [+] -278000;1347037679;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -277999;1347038072;blazing;which funds cant actually pay out right now -277998;1347038141;Chaang-Noi;i guess hashking and imsaguy but maybe others -277997;1347038168;blazing;did hashking actually say he cant pay out -277996;1347038240;mircea_popescu;why does that matter blazing ? -277995;1347038285;blazing;sorry im just a bit worried -277994;1347038302;blazing;what a mess -277993;1347038342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00040601 = 5.0345 BTC [+] -277992;1347038425;mircea_popescu;ya well, it's what happens when people give a lot of money to ponzi scammers. -277991;1347038431;mircea_popescu;the economy gets a little shocked. -277990;1347038433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00040512 = 1.742 BTC [-] -277989;1347038482;blazing;yeah do u think he will try to pay back his lenders -277988;1347038500;rg;what ponzi scheme -277987;1347038500;rg;tell me -277986;1347038503;rg;so i can put my mone yin it -277985;1347038508;Chaang-Noi;iv not heard hashking would not pay or could not pay, i just no someone who wants out but cant at this time. -277984;1347038515;Chaang-Noi;i dont know the details and it might be bs -277983;1347038561;blazing;well people have received their interest and principal from him for the 1% fund prior to sep 4 so it cant be too bad -277982;1347038580;Chaang-Noi;ok -277981;1347038611;blazing;chaang-noi how r u handling things...must be pretty rough -277980;1347038628;Chaang-Noi;shit sucks but i can cover all my debts -277979;1347038657;Chaang-Noi;i will have to be in debt in the real world -277978;1347038676;Chaang-Noi;now i has need a job, my savings are pretty much gone -277977;1347038784;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [-] -277976;1347038922;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10399 BTC [+] -277975;1347039215;rg;chaang: you shoulda setup your own ponzi -277974;1347039234;Chaang-Noi;i thought about doing one, but making it clear it was a ponzi -277973;1347039391;rdponticelli;What happened to the one INAU started? -277972;1347039396;rdponticelli;Anybody know? -277971;1347039456;Chaang-Noi;i think he has been making payments but not in fulll yet -277970;1347039478;rdponticelli;No, I mean, the experimental ponzi he started -277969;1347039493;rdponticelli;On the gamble section, when the "FUD" started -277968;1347039549;rdponticelli;Yeah, on the real thing, he has his insured on HK, so was waiting the maturity -277967;1347039682;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7500 @ 0.00061619 = 4.6214 BTC [-] -277966;1347039720;Diablo-D3;[10:02:16] THEN I annoucned a motion to move to obsi.hrpt as a new issue -277965;1347039726;Diablo-D3;so how does that work? -277964;1347039737;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 75 @ 0.0153 = 1.1475 BTC [+] -277963;1347039740;Diablo-D3;you just blindly passthrough? or does nefario manually swap the shares in the db? -277962;1347039845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19101 @ 0.00040512 = 7.7382 BTC [-] -277961;1347039847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14347 @ 0.00040496 = 5.81 BTC [-] -277960;1347039856;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -277959;1347039908;Diablo-D3;usagi: why close CPA? -277958;1347039941;Diablo-D3;hrm -277957;1347039947;Diablo-D3;can CPA insure DM? -277956;1347039951;Diablo-D3;er DMC -277955;1347039977;Diablo-D3;you can insure gay 6990s?! -277954;1347040051;Diablo-D3;usagi: so, can CPA insure DMC? -277953;1347040079;gabbynot;is hashking in default? -277952;1347040122;Diablo-D3;usagi: so can CPA insure DMC or not? -277951;1347040148;Diablo-D3;heh. -277950;1347040168;Diablo-D3;usagi: so whats next? -277949;1347040174;Diablo-D3;is bmf and nyan folding too? -277948;1347040185;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -277947;1347040201;Diablo-D3;okay, so -277946;1347040206;Diablo-D3;why does bmf still exist? -277945;1347040212;Diablo-D3;it should be under the nyan brand -277944;1347040239;Diablo-D3;so? -277943;1347040247;Diablo-D3;nyans hold mining dont they? -277942;1347040295;DeaDTerra1;How much are 5850s worth atm? -277941;1347040308;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra1: dunno, but if you're looking to buy one, Ill sell it to you -277940;1347040350;DeaDTerra1;Nah looking to sell them -277939;1347040357;Diablo-D3;ahh -277938;1347040471;mircea_popescu;coupla hundred i guess ? -277937;1347040491;Diablo-D3;not even -277936;1347040494;Diablo-D3;maybe $100. -277935;1347040515;mircea_popescu;gabbynot not quite exactly. someone was trying to unload some exposure. -277934;1347040531;mircea_popescu;lmao that little shit usagi defaulting now ? -277933;1347040544;gabbynot;thx mircea -277932;1347040547;mircea_popescu;jesus god, it took two days of ignore lalala. -277931;1347040581;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, usagi is closing cpa -277930;1347040587;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-PI] 1 @ 0.9999999 BTC [-] -277929;1347040596;mircea_popescu;well... i see a bidwall at 1.0 on nyan.a atm -277928;1347040599;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the people he trusted with the money as a safe investment just stole it -277927;1347040599;mircea_popescu;that's not quite moving -277926;1347040601;mircea_popescu;so i guess... -277925;1347040605;mircea_popescu;yaya. -277924;1347040605;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its not related to nyan or bmf -277923;1347040618;mircea_popescu;!ticker nyan.a -277922;1347040620;assbot;[GLBSE:NYAN.A] [Bid: 0.94] [Ask: 1] [Spread: 0.06] [Last: 1] [24hVol: 3] [7dAvg: 1.00238095] -277921;1347040629;mircea_popescu;i see .94/1.0 on the supposed safest asset. -277920;1347040637;mircea_popescu;which is paying like 1% in a coupla days, right ? -277919;1347040658;DeaDTerra1;Wow, everyone defaulting fml -277918;1347040674;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra1: yeah, because of fucking pirate -277917;1347040674;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra1 no, not everyone. you're lucky you got on mpex. -277916;1347040678;Diablo-D3;everyone loaned the money to pirate -277915;1347040682;mircea_popescu;where nobody's defaulting. -277914;1347040685;Diablo-D3;because they're fucktards -277913;1347040695;Diablo-D3;fine, you know what, Im getting in on this action -277912;1347040700;Diablo-D3;dmc is now defaulting -277911;1347040702;Diablo-D3;I dont know why -277910;1347040703;mircea_popescu;lmao -277909;1347040704;Diablo-D3;but we are -277908;1347040708;Diablo-D3;Ill make up a reason later -277907;1347040710;mircea_popescu;i thought it was already ? -277906;1347040715;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nope -277905;1347040727;mircea_popescu;maybe i just called it early ? :D -277904;1347040735;Diablo-D3;you cant default on a plan that will take years after 3 months -277903;1347040776;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.76999 = 3.08 BTC [-] -277902;1347040777;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.76999 BTC [-] -277901;1347040802;DeaDTerra1;GBF IS DEFAULTING,I AM TAKING ALL THE ASSETS AND RUNNING BECAUSE PIRATE! SORRY BUT PIRATE! -277900;1347040807;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 0.999 = 9.99 BTC [-] -277899;1347040808;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 0.99 = 9.9 BTC [-] -277898;1347040812;DeaDTerra1;that's what everyones doing right now blaming pirate for bullshit. -277897;1347040812;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra1: thats the spirit! -277896;1347040830;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.4223 = 2.9561 BTC [+] -277895;1347040852;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 21040 @ 0.00061619 = 12.9646 BTC [-] -277894;1347040852;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra1 maybe so yea -277893;1347040853;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24700 @ 0.00062546 = 15.4489 BTC [+] -277892;1347040854;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15995 @ 0.00062704 = 10.0295 BTC [+] -277891;1347040855;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15515 @ 0.00062944 = 9.7658 BTC [+] -277890;1347040855;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1504 @ 0.00063065 = 0.9485 BTC [+] -277889;1347040856;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3870 @ 0.00063116 = 2.4426 BTC [+] -277888;1347040858;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24112 @ 0.0006383 = 15.3907 BTC [+] -277887;1347040859;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13264 @ 0.00066445 = 8.8133 BTC [+] -277886;1347040877;DeaDTerra1;sigh.... -277885;1347040947;rg;im defaulting too -277884;1347040949;rg;all cause of pirte -277883;1347040951;mircea_popescu;fuck you rg -277882;1347040958;mircea_popescu;i'll come after you with a gun. -277881;1347040959;rg;maybe i didn't have money wit him -277880;1347040963;rg;but i could ae -277879;1347040964;rg;have -277878;1347040978;rg;MPEX defaults too -277877;1347041000;rg;its literally impossible for bitvps to default -277876;1347041006;rg;even if i lose that 200 BTC on the flash drive -277875;1347041020;rg;we are replenished every month -277874;1347041096;rg;we're getting a lot of sketchy orders lately tho -277873;1347041103;rg;i think i inadvertantly let some sketchy people on -277872;1347041110;rg;and now the word is out -277871;1347041113;rg;that its the place to be sketchy -277870;1347041114;rg;but -277869;1347041115;rg;its not! -277868;1347041122;mircea_popescu;ha! -277867;1347041275;rg;people keep signing up for switlzerland -277866;1347041280;rg;im gonna need to get a few more boxes there -277865;1347041290;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106391.0 if anyone feels like a good read. -277864;1347041315;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.77 = 3.85 BTC [+] -277863;1347041344;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.091 BTC [+] -277862;1347041528;rg;;;title -277861;1347041529;gribble;(title ) -- Returns the HTML ... of a URL. -277860;1347041535;rg;;;title https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106391.0 -277859;1347041560;gribble;Personal responsiblity and the Ponzi scam. -277858;1347041632;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.09 = 0.9 BTC [-] -277857;1347041648;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 11 @ 0.1 = 1.1 BTC [-] -277856;1347041962;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1235 = 1.235 BTC [+] -277855;1347042000;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.63989 BTC [+] -277854;1347042032;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1236 BTC [+] -277853;1347042151;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 31 @ 0.0719 = 2.2289 BTC [-] -277852;1347042243;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 43 @ 0.103989 = 4.4715 BTC [-] -277851;1347042303;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.103989 = 0.5199 BTC [-] -277850;1347042324;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.9979 = 2.9937 BTC [-] -277849;1347042354;rg;hello yes id like to take advantage of your baby prison -277848;1347042359;rg;we're calling it day care -277847;1347042363;rg;whatever -277846;1347042364;rg;runs -277845;1347042424;rg;I NEED TUNGSTEN TO LIVE -277844;1347042427;rg;TUNGGGGGGGGSTEEEEEEEEEN -277843;1347042480;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.103989 = 10.3989 BTC [-] -277842;1347042527;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 9 @ 0.053 = 0.477 BTC [-] -277841;1347042574;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -277840;1347042811;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103989 BTC [-] -277839;1347042847;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.0931 = 0.8379 BTC [-] -277838;1347042854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34139 @ 0.00040496 = 13.8249 BTC [-] -277837;1347042895;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0931 = 0.1862 BTC [-] -277836;1347043112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00040532 = 3.0804 BTC [+] -277835;1347043113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43500 @ 0.00040601 = 17.6614 BTC [+] -277834;1347043353;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.59499 BTC [+] -277833;1347043585;Diablo-D3;like what? -277832;1347043673;mircea_popescu;why tungsten ? -277831;1347043685;rg;they found me in a meteor -277830;1347043693;rg;damn -277829;1347043698;rg;this opfab guy is pissed off at me -277828;1347043704;rg;and its all been a miscommunication -277827;1347043725;mircea_popescu;so tell him -277826;1347043756;Diablo-D3;usagi: dont have the btc. -277825;1347043978;mircea_popescu;o hey, pirate paid out! -277824;1347044011;rdponticelli;What? A cofee? -277823;1347044054;mircea_popescu;it's just my favourite joke for now. i think it may last me a decade. -277822;1347044060;Diablo-D3;lol -277821;1347044077;mircea_popescu;my last favourite joke was "Hey, Carter got reelected!" -277820;1347044134;rdponticelli;You can make something for this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=103708.0 -277819;1347044149;rdponticelli;Or just look to take some lulz -277818;1347044234;mircea_popescu;http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg255/scaled.php?server=255&filename=sorrymario1.png&res=landing -277817;1347044236;mircea_popescu;ahaah thats good -277816;1347044377;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.4499 BTC [-] -277815;1347044426;rdponticelli;I like this: http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m9z5een4es1qdkipyo1_r1_500.gif -277814;1347044469;mod6;haha -277813;1347044494;rdponticelli;This one is good too: http://i.imgur.com/5UXtT.jpg -277812;1347044504;rg;i wish people would pay their bills -277811;1347044509;rg;i have 13 unpaid invoices right now -277810;1347044517;rg;and i know when i disable the vps -277809;1347044519;rg;im going to get rude emails -277808;1347044540;rg;on a lighter note -277807;1347044549;rg;one of our DC's assigned me an extra /26 -277806;1347044551;rg;for free -277805;1347044552;rg;woot -277804;1347044579;mod6;nice -277803;1347044597;mod6;nothin like a few more ip's to use -277802;1347044610;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.9999 BTC [+] -277801;1347044668;rg;yep -277800;1347044670;mircea_popescu;http://www.mememaker.net/static/images/memes/657000.jpg lol. teh truths. -277799;1347044672;rg;i was about to order more -277798;1347044674;rg;but before i did -277797;1347044678;rg;i asked which IPs were assigned to our VLAN -277796;1347044683;rg;and apparently there was an extra block in there -277795;1347044686;rg;:) -277794;1347044738;rg;man -277793;1347044743;rg;the btccharts.com vps sucks up tons of juice -277792;1347044745;rg;24/7 -277791;1347044753;rg;i wonder wtf is running server side there that takes so much juice -277790;1347044787;mircea_popescu;bad code. -277789;1347044966;rg;woot -277788;1347044971;rg;new IP block activated -277787;1347045020;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.1 BTC -277786;1347045547;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 15 @ 0.15 = 2.25 BTC [+] -277785;1347045568;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.15 = 1.5 BTC [+] -277784;1347045769;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.0034 = 0.085 BTC [+] -277783;1347045803;rg;mircea can code -277782;1347045810;rg;mpex.php is more than a few lines -277781;1347045811;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10389 = 0.2078 BTC [-] -277780;1347045812;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10388 = 0.5194 BTC [-] -277779;1347045814;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 43 @ 0.10377 = 4.4621 BTC [-] -277778;1347045856;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 12 @ 0.149 = 1.788 BTC [-] -277777;1347045899;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 3 @ 0.0899 = 0.2697 BTC [-] -277776;1347045944;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -277775;1347045997;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 5 @ 0.15 = 0.75 BTC [+] -277774;1347046065;mircea_popescu;is this theory that pirate just fronted for zeekrewards anything more than just forum nuttery ? -277773;1347046093;mircea_popescu;http://www.forbes.com/sites/halahtouryalai/2012/08/22/zeekrewards-handed-over-to-receiver-whats-next-for-investors/ this thing -277772;1347046163;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 15 @ 0.15 = 2.25 BTC [+] -277771;1347046182;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 3 @ 0.999999 = 3 BTC [-] -277770;1347046225;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.088 BTC [+] -277769;1347046254;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 20 @ 0.0719 = 1.438 BTC [-] -277768;1347046260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00040496 = 3.1587 BTC [-] -277767;1347046306;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.0719 = 0.1438 BTC [-] -277766;1347046523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 914 @ 0.00040496 = 0.3701 BTC [-] -277765;1347046524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30653 @ 0.00040376 = 12.3765 BTC [-] -277764;1347046557;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 29 @ 0.00999999 = 0.29 BTC [+] -277763;1347046602;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.103989 = 20.7978 BTC [+] -277762;1347046640;DeaDTerra1;Who thinks matt will pay out? ^^ -277761;1347046648;DeaDTerra1;the bet date is coming closer 2 days left -277760;1347046719;mircea_popescu;i don't think you can find anyone who thinks so. -277759;1347046810;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 21000 @ 0.00022 = 4.62 BTC [-] -277758;1347046872;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [-] -277757;1347046874;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00022 BTC [-] -277756;1347046890;MoneyIsDebt;How were his odds? Wouldn't matt have been better off just buying bond-p or something? -277755;1347046946;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20999 @ 0.00022 = 4.6198 BTC [-] -277754;1347046948;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 24 @ 0.09 = 2.16 BTC [-] -277753;1347046948;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.091 = 0.819 BTC [+] -277752;1347046950;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09849703 BTC [+] -277751;1347046951;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09931239 BTC [+] -277750;1347046952;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.09936904 BTC [+] -277749;1347046954;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.09961509 = 0.1992 BTC [+] -277748;1347046955;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.0996759 = 0.299 BTC [+] -277747;1347046956;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 30 @ 0.0999999 = 3 BTC [+] -277746;1347046957;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [+] -277745;1347046957;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -277744;1347046968;MoneyIsDebt;I guess he heard me -277743;1347046986;rdponticelli;If pirate lost that amount of money in other ponzi, he's even dumbest than I would have expected... -277742;1347047006;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.6199 = 1.2398 BTC [-] -277741;1347047013;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.103989 = 1.9758 BTC [+] -277740;1347047108;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 5 @ 0.061 = 0.305 BTC [-] -277739;1347047110;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 20 @ 0.06 = 1.2 BTC [-] -277738;1347047111;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 91 @ 0.052 = 4.732 BTC [-] -277737;1347047111;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli there seems to be some timing fit. -277736;1347047112;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 4 @ 0.0511 = 0.2044 BTC [-] -277735;1347047118;mircea_popescu;ofcourse... may well be coincidence. -277734;1347047130;rdponticelli;Yeah, I read about it -277733;1347047162;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.0511 = 0.1022 BTC [-] -277732;1347047163;mircea_popescu;anyway the people that keep going "he owed 500k so he ran off with 500k" really make me chuckle. -277731;1347047163;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 6 @ 0.051 = 0.306 BTC [-] -277730;1347047164;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 272 @ 0.04 = 10.88 BTC [-] -277729;1347047165;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 17 @ 0.1 = 1.7 BTC [+] -277728;1347047175;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -277727;1347047188;mircea_popescu;ponzis collapse with something between 10 and .3%ish of what they owe left in cash -277726;1347047194;mircea_popescu;he prolly had 10-20k tops. -277725;1347047196;Doffx;I dont know any of the behind the scenes stuff going on -277724;1347047212;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 4 @ 0.0148 = 0.0592 BTC [-] -277723;1347047318;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19500 @ 0.00064782 = 12.6325 BTC [-] -277722;1347047320;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 22600 @ 0.00065662 = 14.8396 BTC [+] -277721;1347047320;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17900 @ 0.0006571 = 11.7621 BTC [+] -277720;1347047342;rdponticelli;If he made a ponzi of himself and ran with 50kBTC, at least the guy is a con artist -277719;1347047367;rdponticelli;If he lost everything on other ponzi is just a fool -277718;1347047455;gabbynot;inception ponzi -277717;1347047537;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1177 @ 0.0006571 = 0.7734 BTC [+] -277716;1347047537;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14883 @ 0.00065936 = 9.8133 BTC [+] -277715;1347047539;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2050 @ 0.00066445 = 1.3621 BTC [+] -277714;1347047540;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1890 @ 0.00069312 = 1.31 BTC [+] -277713;1347047615;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -277712;1347047683;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 170 @ 0.0034 = 0.578 BTC [+] -277711;1347047886;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [+] -277710;1347048041;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 10 @ 0.053 = 0.53 BTC [-] -277709;1347048047;gabbynot;Hmm, hashking: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=66802.msg1167986#msg1167986 -277708;1347048087;mircea_popescu;Hash, could you check this - Withdrawal 2012-09-03 08:41:40 1...... 20 btc Pending? -277707;1347048091;mircea_popescu;this looks pretty damned bad. -277706;1347048094;mircea_popescu;four days ? srsly ? -277705;1347048259;DeaDTerra1;I doubt Matt will pay ^^ anyone want to bet xD -277704;1347048291;DeaDTerra1;Bett on a bett on a pirate ponzi, the derivate of the derivative of a scam :P -277703;1347048292;DeaDTerra1;bet* -277702;1347048344;rdponticelli;That's how the financial nightmare has being built -277701;1347048355;rdponticelli;:D -277700;1347048373;rdponticelli;Let's not do it in bitcoinland too -277699;1347048385;DeaDTerra1;It has already been done xD -277698;1347048400;rdponticelli;Yeah... -277697;1347048407;DeaDTerra1;People placing deposits with pirate, or people that placed money with people that had money with pirate -277696;1347048417;DeaDTerra1;which is now causing the mass default we are seeing -277695;1347048535;rdponticelli;Let's hope everybody lean the lesson -277694;1347048548;rdponticelli;*learn -277693;1347048683;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1038 BTC [-] -277692;1347048820;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.12011 = 0.6006 BTC [+] -277691;1347048822;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 24 @ 0.12 = 2.88 BTC [-] -277690;1347048822;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [-] -277689;1347048893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18347 @ 0.00040376 = 7.4078 BTC [-] -277688;1347048894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21343 @ 0.0004037 = 8.6162 BTC [-] -277687;1347049201;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.12358899 = 0.7415 BTC [+] -277686;1347049205;DiabloD3;[12:44:43] If I had 60,000 BTC... the last thing I would do is make this kind of bet -277685;1347049206;DiabloD3;[12:44:51] There's a lot of good he could have done with 60,000 btc -277684;1347049209;DiabloD3;if I had 60k btc -277683;1347049213;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1780 @ 0.0034 = 6.052 BTC [+] -277682;1347049215;DiabloD3;well, I'd be rich -277681;1347049319;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [-] -277680;1347049354;DiabloD3;btw -277679;1347049359;DiabloD3;anyone see google's doodle today? -277678;1347049360;DiabloD3;it does shit -277677;1347049383;rdponticelli;Maybe he bet 100k somewhere else that pirate wouldn't pay xD -277676;1347049554;rg;[13:25] ;;rate Coolio- -10 " if someone loans you money, that's a gift" -277675;1347049596;DiabloD3;lol -277674;1347049635;rdponticelli;Coolio-'s joining Bulanula's club -277673;1347049638;rdponticelli;lol -277672;1347049723;jcpham;who wants to gift me some money -277671;1347049730;jcpham;erm, i mean, loan -277670;1347049736;mircea_popescu;lol jcpham -277669;1347049740;rdponticelli;Ask Coolio- -277668;1347049762;jcpham;nah he's broke -277667;1347049777;jcpham;he was pulling some B&E action to repay lender A -277666;1347049783;jcpham;then he got burglared himself -277665;1347049799;jcpham;now we has no gold chains to pawn for bitcoins -277664;1347049807;rdponticelli;Well, maybe the lendee would be reeses in the end -277663;1347049808;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.695 BTC [-] -277662;1347049815;rdponticelli;XD -277661;1347049892;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.07189 BTC [+] -277660;1347049913;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.1159 = 0.8113 BTC [-] -277659;1347049925;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.15 = 1.5 BTC [+] -277658;1347049946;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.103989 = 0.208 BTC [+] -277657;1347050122;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 3 @ 0.3492 = 1.0476 BTC [-] -277656;1347050224;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -277655;1347050350;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 30 @ 0.15 = 4.5 BTC [+] -277654;1347050385;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.25 BTC [-] -277653;1347050387;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 9 @ 1.27999999 = 11.52 BTC [+] -277652;1347050388;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 16 @ 1.28 = 20.48 BTC [+] -277651;1347050388;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 20 @ 1.28999998 = 25.8 BTC [+] -277650;1347050390;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 20 @ 1.29 = 25.8 BTC [+] -277649;1347050391;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 4 @ 1.3 = 5.2 BTC [+] -277648;1347050737;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.77 = 1.54 BTC [+] -277647;1347051048;copumpkin;ARRRRR -277646;1347051053;copumpkin;I AM THE ASSPIRATE -277645;1347051061;copumpkin;AND I AM HERE TO PLUNDER YOUR BOOTY -277644;1347051144;mircea_popescu;copumpkin http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134055426552.jpg -277643;1347051147;mircea_popescu;be sociable dood. -277642;1347051174;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: yessiree! -277641;1347051493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00040601 = 0.609 BTC [+] -277640;1347051495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12826 @ 0.00040629 = 5.2111 BTC [+] -277639;1347051701;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.7666 = 1.5332 BTC [-] -277638;1347051702;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7661 = 3.8305 BTC [-] -277637;1347051703;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.766 = 2.298 BTC [-] -277636;1347051704;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.761 = 1.522 BTC [-] -277635;1347051706;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -277634;1347051707;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.75 = 2.25 BTC [-] -277633;1347051708;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.74035001 = 3.7018 BTC [-] -277632;1347051709;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.74035 = 6.6632 BTC [-] -277631;1347052279;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1689 BTC [+] -277630;1347052315;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.07189 BTC [+] -277629;1347052341;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 12 @ 0.001 = 0.012 BTC [+] -277628;1347052585;mircea_popescu;"I’m going back to the frozen north, where the pricks are hard and strong: -277627;1347052585;mircea_popescu;back to the land of the all-night stand-where the nights are six months long. -277626;1347052585;mircea_popescu;Where you get it in bits as hard as tin in the land where spunk is spunk- -277625;1347052585;mircea_popescu;not a trickling stream of lukewarm cream, but a solid frozen chunk." -277624;1347052741;kakobrekla;heya -277623;1347052776;mircea_popescu;aloha -277622;1347052815;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 100 @ 0.15 = 15 BTC [+] -277621;1347052873;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.0034 = 0.85 BTC [+] -277620;1347052925;kakobrekla;hows it going -277619;1347053036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00040395 = 3.272 BTC [-] -277618;1347053037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25524 @ 0.0004037 = 10.304 BTC [-] -277617;1347053039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15376 @ 0.00040349 = 6.2041 BTC [-] -277616;1347053099;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -277615;1347053103;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.145] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.005] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 34.05] [7dAvg: 0.14925664] -277614;1347053238;mircea_popescu;not so bad. -277613;1347053337;kakobrekla;also if anyone is interested, we will begin opening bitcoin accounts for metatrader4 on monday or tuesday -277612;1347053374;OneFixt;kakobrekla: oh? where? -277611;1347053395;kakobrekla;on the internets? :) -277610;1347053403;OneFixt;lol -277609;1347053413;OneFixt;who is the 'we'? -277608;1347053430;kakobrekla;me and a forex company -277607;1347053542;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14999 @ 0.00064606 = 9.6903 BTC [-] -277606;1347053812;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.12 = 1.92 BTC [-] -277605;1347053885;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.103989 = 1.5598 BTC [+] -277604;1347053934;kakobrekla;no -277603;1347053941;kakobrekla;but you will be able to trade any pair with btc -277602;1347053943;kakobrekla;and make btc -277601;1347053985;kakobrekla;with 100btc you can trade up to 0.1 lot, 1:1 - 1:1000 -277600;1347054004;kakobrekla;dedicated page is comming, if you want some some more details now pm me -277599;1347054573;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [+] -277598;1347054787;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.10022871 BTC [+] -277597;1347054839;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.10062089 BTC [+] -277596;1347054874;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [+] -277595;1347054892;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.12345678 BTC [+] -277594;1347054945;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [+] -277593;1347055115;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 49692 @ 0.00100618 = 49.9991 BTC [+] -277592;1347055271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12824 @ 0.00040349 = 5.1744 BTC [-] -277591;1347055387;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.0915 BTC [-] -277590;1347056738;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 4 @ 0.04 = 0.16 BTC [-] -277589;1347056954;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8400 @ 0.00069108 = 5.8051 BTC [+] -277588;1347057058;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.76 = 2.28 BTC [-] -277587;1347057355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33500 @ 0.00040196 = 13.4657 BTC [-] -277586;1347057940;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 15 @ 0.096 = 1.44 BTC [-] -277585;1347057941;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 20 @ 0.095 = 1.9 BTC [-] -277584;1347058044;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.76 = 3.04 BTC [-] -277583;1347058174;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.76 = 3.8 BTC [-] -277582;1347058197;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 2 @ 0.999 = 1.998 BTC [-] -277581;1347058230;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 20 @ 0.00999999 = 0.2 BTC [+] -277580;1347058245;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -277579;1347058313;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3310 @ 0.00069312 = 2.2942 BTC [+] -277578;1347058352;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 8 @ 0.00012433 = 0.001 BTC [+] -277577;1347058401;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -277576;1347058672;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012433 BTC [+] -277575;1347058674;mircea_popescu;sooo... if i ran a service that took euro via pp/etc and then i started accepting bitcoins and now i actually am dumping pp and only accepting bitcoins -277574;1347058679;mircea_popescu;am i the first business in the world to have done this ? -277573;1347058748;rdponticelli;You would be one of the pioneers, maybe... -277572;1347058759;rdponticelli;;) -277571;1347058775;mircea_popescu;but has anyone else done this before ? is what i'm curious. -277570;1347058802;rdponticelli;I don't know -277569;1347058807;mircea_popescu;cause if not, remember, remember the 7th of september. -277568;1347058868;rdponticelli;Links? -277567;1347058955;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/adio-paypal-trecem-pe-bitcoini/ that;d be the announcement -277566;1347058958;mircea_popescu;obviously, in romanian. -277565;1347059134;rdponticelli;lol -277564;1347059152;rdponticelli;I'm talking with myself from your pow? -277563;1347059188;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli hm ? -277562;1347059227;rdponticelli;Ok, people I can't intermediate all of you that have each other on ignore.... -277561;1347059237;rdponticelli;xD -277560;1347059271;rdponticelli;I put have the ignore chip in my head -277559;1347059297;mircea_popescu;lmao -277558;1347059303;jcpham;why don't you quit with all the romanistan words -277557;1347059306;jcpham;and use grish -277556;1347059311;mircea_popescu;what's grish ? -277555;1347059312;jcpham;*engrish -277554;1347059325;mircea_popescu;you're not talking to me, are you. -277553;1347059330;jcpham;;p -277552;1347059371;jcpham;EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEnnnnnnnnnnnglish -277551;1347059404;jcpham;i ginore no one -277550;1347059415;rdponticelli;Me neither -277549;1347059416;mircea_popescu;.tr :en :fr but why don't you speak le francais! -277548;1347059418;markac;mircea_popescu: "mais pourquoi ne parlez-vous pas le francais !" (en to fr, translate.google.com) -277547;1347059424;rdponticelli;I just ignore individual stuff -277546;1347059446;jcpham;google translate fails hard on romanian -277545;1347059465;mircea_popescu;http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/143/627/tumblr_lf6eqog2rH1qzljhoo1_500.jpg?1309740951 -277544;1347059475;mircea_popescu;jcpham depends. it usually is quite humorous. -277543;1347059483;jcpham;it never makes sense -277542;1347059483;rdponticelli;Google translate fails hard -277541;1347059490;mircea_popescu;sense it makes. none. -277540;1347059492;rdponticelli;The sentence ends there -277539;1347059503;jcpham;it's like half intelligible and half garbage -277538;1347059511;mircea_popescu;except the other half all the time. -277537;1347059528;mircea_popescu;actually idea might be so to speak in english google of translate like style from now forever -277536;1347059552;jcpham;i think you nshould take the time to mirror it in readable engrish -277535;1347059565;jcpham;or pay someone to transcribe it -277534;1347059574;mircea_popescu;well... it's an announcement for romanians who use a romanian service -277533;1347059587;jcpham;but i don't care about romanians -277532;1347059589;jcpham;other than you -277531;1347059591;mircea_popescu;it just so happens to (maybe) be the first time someone dumped paypal for bitcoin -277530;1347059604;mircea_popescu;otherwise i don't see why anyone;'d care -277529;1347059612;jcpham;i onloy want to read your words midnightmagic -277528;1347059614;jcpham;shit -277527;1347059617;jcpham;mircea_popescu -277526;1347059618;mircea_popescu;lol -277525;1347059621;rdponticelli;Search on the first page, on the wiki -277524;1347059628;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli i did. -277523;1347059652;rdponticelli;There was nothing? -277522;1347059659;rdponticelli;Congratulations, then! -277521;1347059670;mircea_popescu;well the wiki is kinda so-so up to date neh ? -277520;1347059671;rdponticelli;:) -277519;1347059677;mircea_popescu;there's stuff there listed that's dead for 1 year -277518;1347059683;rdponticelli;Yeah :p -277517;1347059715;rdponticelli;Well, if you manage to get listed, you'll be the firs listed, at least -277516;1347059739;mircea_popescu;haha i guess. not REALLY that big a deal neh -277515;1347059742;smickles;so s.mpoe is holding above .0004 now? -277514;1347059759;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -277513;1347059761;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00039722 / 0.00041326 / 0.00042 (3147968 shares, 1,300.94 BTC), 30day: 0.000035 / 0.00036974 / 0.00042 (91696024 shares, 33,904.09 BTC) -277512;1347059769;mircea_popescu;apparently... -277511;1347059771;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 690 @ 0.00069585 = 0.4801 BTC [+] -277510;1347059786;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 13 @ 0.19 = 2.47 BTC [+] -277509;1347059807;rdponticelli;Why is people buying pirate debt again? -277508;1347059832;rdponticelli;They know something I don't? -277507;1347059835;mircea_popescu;o, he's gonna pay, haven't you heard ? -277506;1347059845;rdponticelli;Or just plain stupidity? -277505;1347059845;smickles;rdponticelli: it makes sense to buy it at that price if you think there is a ~1 in 10 chance of him paying back the full amount owed -277504;1347059854;mircea_popescu;he has had some issues and has been busy but just as soon as he gets back he's going to take care of things. -277503;1347059883;smickles;personally, i think the odds are much worse than 1 in 10 -277502;1347059895;rdponticelli;smickles, me too -277501;1347059905;rdponticelli;That's why I ask -277500;1347059923;mircea_popescu;One study found that 93% of us think we're above-average drivers. Another discovered that 25% of high school seniors rated themselves among the top 1% in their ability to get along well with others. -277499;1347060020;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.349 BTC [-] -277498;1347060055;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.4499 BTC [-] -277497;1347060057;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 44 @ 1.45 = 63.8 BTC [+] -277496;1347060101;smickles;mircea_popescu: i've seen several that ask people trivia and also ask them to rate their confidence level in their own answer as greater or less than 90% confidence. most people, on most questions rated > 90% confidence on the answer gave the incorrect answer -277495;1347060129;mircea_popescu;somewhat mildly related : -277494;1347060130;mircea_popescu;It really is quite amazing how very unattractive women in America act like they are hot shit. There is no humility and no gentle nature, just loud and brash behavior that makes you wonder if they’re self-deluded or “faking it until they make it,” even though we all know the only thing they’re making is the end of a pint of Haagen Daaz. They even have the audacity to repeatedly say “I’m hot” without a hint of irony. Why -277493;1347060130;mircea_popescu;are they acting this way? -277492;1347060219;smickles;i think that there is more factors involved in ugly idiot women -277491;1347060231;smickles;is/are -277490;1347060254;mircea_popescu;maybe. -277489;1347060268;mircea_popescu;tho the entire social media culture surely helps explode overconfidence issues. -277488;1347060279;mircea_popescu;after all, it's not polite to call an idiot an idiot. -277487;1347060318;smickles;yeah, manners and 'political correctness' have done wonders for society -277486;1347060345;jcpham;i bame the parents -277485;1347060349;jcpham;*blame -277484;1347060370;mircea_popescu;i blame the peers. -277483;1347060384;mircea_popescu;insufficient kids need to be bullied into depression and suicide -277482;1347060388;mircea_popescu;that's the entire point of a peer group. -277481;1347060391;smickles;parents, peers, and person -277480;1347060391;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12355 BTC [+] -277479;1347060416;jcpham;so too many unwanteds are just allowed to live and breathe up my oxygen? -277478;1347060423;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.118 BTC [-] -277477;1347060425;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.11700001 = 1.287 BTC [-] -277476;1347060426;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11260011 BTC [-] -277475;1347060430;jcpham;unwanted with twisted sense of entitlement? -277474;1347060470;mircea_popescu;basically. -277473;1347060527;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.103989 = 1.7678 BTC [+] -277472;1347061256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48847 @ 0.00040288 = 19.6795 BTC [+] -277471;1347061447;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.4501 = 5.8004 BTC [+] -277470;1347061449;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 19 @ 1.45 = 27.55 BTC [-] -277469;1347061697;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.060001 BTC [-] -277468;1347061735;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [-] -277467;1347061782;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 3 @ 0.05 = 0.15 BTC [+] -277466;1347061799;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [-] -277465;1347062224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4470 @ 0.00040629 = 1.8161 BTC [+] -277464;1347062226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26030 @ 0.00040771 = 10.6127 BTC [+] -277463;1347062542;kakobrekla;rewards sent https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102176.msg1168653#msg1168653 -277462;1347062715;mircea_popescu;Glimpse into the future: -277461;1347062715;mircea_popescu;I talked to some of the services you have expressed you'd like to use: -277460;1347062715;mircea_popescu;- MPEX, made required changes to their api, not yet implemented on our side -277459;1347062715;mircea_popescu;- GLBSE, approved required changes to their api, not yet implemted on any side -277458;1347062715;mircea_popescu;- BTC-E, approved required changes to their api, not yet implemted on any side -277457;1347062715;mircea_popescu;- BITME, talked about it, no concreteness at the moment -277456;1347062718;mircea_popescu;yee. -277455;1347063092;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.103 = 0.412 BTC [-] -277454;1347063093;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1025 = 10.1475 BTC [-] -277453;1347063095;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1025 = 2.05 BTC [-] -277452;1347063096;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.10241 = 10.241 BTC [-] -277451;1347063097;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1024 = 0.512 BTC [-] -277450;1347063098;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.1021 = 20.42 BTC [-] -277449;1347063099;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.102 = 0.306 BTC [-] -277448;1347063100;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 154 @ 0.102 = 15.708 BTC [-] -277447;1347063223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6070 @ 0.00040771 = 2.4748 BTC [+] -277446;1347063224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8383 @ 0.00040857 = 3.425 BTC [+] -277445;1347063225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6447 @ 0.00040908 = 2.6373 BTC [+] -277444;1347063618;Diablo-D3;man -277443;1347063621;Diablo-D3;its still saturday isnt it -277442;1347063649;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.6199 = 1.2398 BTC [-] -277441;1347063650;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.62 = 2.48 BTC [+] -277440;1347063668;Diablo-D3;fuck, its still friday -277439;1347063686;Diablo-D3;usagi: find me somewhere its sunday -277438;1347063920;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0931 = 0.2793 BTC [-] -277437;1347064166;mircea_popescu;isn't it incredible how every other website is the largest something or other ? -277436;1347064232;BTC-Mining;Lol, don't you keep claiming that yourself mircea for your own? -277435;1347064244;rg;BitVPS is the largest VPS provider accepting Bitcoin in the tri-county area! -277434;1347064340;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.81 = 3.24 BTC [-] -277433;1347064379;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.349 BTC [-] -277432;1347064399;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.76 = 3.8 BTC [-] -277431;1347064486;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 57 @ 0.0949 = 5.4093 BTC [+] -277430;1347064501;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [-] -277429;1347064510;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining hmm, on multiple scores. -277428;1347064521;mircea_popescu;the only thing is that i'm fo real, dunno about all these other lozzrs :D -277427;1347064606;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.13 = 1.3 BTC [+] -277426;1347064682;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 246 @ 0.102 = 25.092 BTC [-] -277425;1347064685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10153 @ 0.00040465 = 4.1084 BTC [-] -277424;1347064685;BTC-Mining;yeah yeah yeah, everybody says that. I'm the real best, others are losers, blah blah... =P -277423;1347064692;mircea_popescu;:D -277422;1347064735;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.205 BTC [+] -277421;1347064890;BTC-Mining;Now, back to the daily Bitcoin Drama, Kent. (Yes, we now have Kent Brockman, presenting the daily Bitcoin drama news.) -277420;1347065087;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 130 @ 0.10170001 = 13.221 BTC [-] -277419;1347065089;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.1015 = 4.466 BTC [-] -277418;1347065097;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.116 BTC [+] -277417;1347065099;BTC-Mining;No idea. -277416;1347065120;BTC-Mining;Watch the news channel, it's streaming live on Bitcointalk.org -277415;1347065162;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.102 = 2.448 BTC [+] -277414;1347065164;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10212 @ 0.00069515 = 7.0989 BTC [-] -277413;1347065184;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -277412;1347065190;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.116 BTC [+] -277411;1347065276;mircea_popescu;not really streaming... -277410;1347065279;mircea_popescu;more like steaming. -277409;1347065279;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.206206 = 0.8248 BTC [+] -277408;1347065354;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.76 = 1.52 BTC [-] -277407;1347065372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20447 @ 0.00040452 = 8.2712 BTC [-] -277406;1347065374;BTC-Mining;eheh -277405;1347065374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50900 @ 0.00040784 = 20.7591 BTC [+] -277404;1347065375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49653 @ 0.00040908 = 20.312 BTC [+] -277403;1347065376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59400 @ 0.00041003 = 24.3558 BTC [+] -277402;1347065377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39704 @ 0.00041262 = 16.3827 BTC [+] -277401;1347065378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00041356 = 10.3804 BTC [+] -277400;1347065379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00041394 = 2.0283 BTC [+] -277399;1347065380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54200 @ 0.00041517 = 22.5022 BTC [+] -277398;1347065381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 264 @ 0.00041606 = 0.1098 BTC [+] -277397;1347065382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48800 @ 0.00041743 = 20.3706 BTC [+] -277396;1347065383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58000 @ 0.00041745 = 24.2121 BTC [+] -277395;1347065383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41934 @ 0.00041754 = 17.5091 BTC [+] -277394;1347065385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46698 @ 0.00042 = 19.6132 BTC [+] -277393;1347065414;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.095 = 0.57 BTC [+] -277392;1347065615;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 0.99 = 4.95 BTC [-] -277391;1347065659;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106350.msg1168407#msg1168407 apparently bruce wagner got mybitcoin'd again ? -277390;1347065941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36800 @ 0.00040489 = 14.9 BTC [-] -277389;1347066042;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: he bought ANOTHER house in the gaymans? -277388;1347066188;mircea_popescu;lol -277387;1347066225;Diablo-D3;wait hold up -277386;1347066227;Diablo-D3;a supplier of bitcoins -277385;1347066253;Diablo-D3;so, what, he got them from a third party distributer who got them straight off the boat from china? -277384;1347066262;Diablo-D3;what the fuck is this shit dot jaypeg -277383;1347066265;mircea_popescu;well i have no ideea -277382;1347066293;Diablo-D3;bang bang bang one one eleven -277381;1347066340;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4834 @ 0.00069515 = 3.3604 BTC [-] -277380;1347066390;Diablo-D3;http://thechive.com/2012/07/11/bigger-is-definitely-not-always-better/ -277379;1347066454;Diablo-D3;photoshopping is so easy now adays -277378;1347066567;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.102 = 0.408 BTC [+] -277377;1347066654;BTC-Mining;Too big? That's more than just big, it's gone ridiculous. -277376;1347066672;BTC-Mining;Kind of like this: http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lrhzmrC9oh1qkilov.jpg -277375;1347066823;mircea_popescu;be cool if her name was holstein -277374;1347066883;Diablo-D3;and this is why I dont watch american dad -277373;1347066979;BTC-Mining;Yes, it looks stupid indeed, Diablo. -277372;1347067014;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.0034 = 0.085 BTC [+] -277371;1347067040;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -277370;1347067044;Diablo-D3;family guy is okay thugh -277369;1347067110;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 11 @ 0.00024 = 0.0026 BTC [+] -277368;1347067158;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0002 BTC [+] -277367;1347067178;BTC-Mining;Well, as stupid as it looks, the episode referenced still conveys a good story. Obviously quite similar stories to Family Guy in general. The humour is different however. -277366;1347067384;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 12 @ 0.0911 = 1.0932 BTC [-] -277365;1347067386;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 15 @ 0.091 = 1.365 BTC [-] -277364;1347067491;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [-] -277363;1347067493;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 126 @ 0.1015 = 12.789 BTC [-] -277362;1347067494;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1011 BTC [-] -277361;1347067495;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.101 = 0.202 BTC [-] -277360;1347067497;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1003 = 9.9297 BTC [-] -277359;1347067498;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 290 @ 0.1 = 29 BTC [-] -277358;1347067499;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 481 @ 0.1 = 48.1 BTC [-] -277357;1347067594;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 28 @ 0.1 = 2.8 BTC [-] -277356;1347067926;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 30 @ 0.0096 = 0.288 BTC [+] -277355;1347067981;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 5 @ 0.0096 = 0.048 BTC [+] -277354;1347068008;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 10 @ 0.091 = 0.91 BTC [-] -277353;1347068113;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15900 @ 0.00069118 = 10.9898 BTC [-] -277352;1347068114;Diablo-D3;https://allthingsd.com/20120907/paypals-new-president-faces-the-music-if-we-suck-we-now-face-it/ -277351;1347068115;Diablo-D3;lol -277350;1347068117;Diablo-D3;too little too late -277349;1347068244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00040245 = 1.4891 BTC [-] -277348;1347068387;BTC-Mining;Yeah, the damage is already long done... -277347;1347068830;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.102 = 0.51 BTC [+] -277346;1347068901;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [+] -277345;1347068974;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -277344;1347069014;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [+] -277343;1347069049;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.075 = 0.15 BTC [-] -277342;1347069116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3964 @ 0.00040196 = 1.5934 BTC [-] -277341;1347069135;rdponticelli;Nice that they intend to face adversity -277340;1347069142;rdponticelli;Who'll slap the first? -277339;1347069151;rdponticelli;:D -277338;1347069434;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [+] -277337;1347069599;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 3 @ 0.02 = 0.06 BTC [-] -277336;1347069688;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -277335;1347069733;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012433 BTC [+] -277334;1347069952;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012433 BTC [+] -277333;1347070170;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.695 = 1.39 BTC [+] -277332;1347070171;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 38 @ 0.699 = 26.562 BTC [+] -277331;1347070172;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 15 @ 0.7 = 10.5 BTC [+] -277330;1347070173;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 148 @ 0.7 = 103.6 BTC [+] -277329;1347070194;Diablo-D3;usagi: pm -277328;1347070333;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 75 @ 0.0034 = 0.255 BTC [+] -277327;1347070343;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.102 = 0.816 BTC [+] -277326;1347070357;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [+] -277325;1347070383;Obsi;nefario: I'm thinking about bidding on METAL & METAL.SILVER, but need some clarification Re: maximum funding limitations for unverified people on GLBSE -277324;1347070404;nefario;there is none -277323;1347070414;nefario;just keep in mind -277322;1347070414;Diablo-D3;nor should there be -277321;1347070431;nefario;that assets in the pink market are more risky than in others -277320;1347070433;nefario;although -277319;1347070445;nefario;right now there is nothing in the other markets yet -277318;1347070450;nefario;thats going to change -277317;1347070464;Obsi;ok, thx -277316;1347070767;BTC-Mining;pink market? -277315;1347070793;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: otc -277314;1347070803;Diablo-D3;like terra's fund -277313;1347070857;BTC-Mining;What? No, about GLBSE -277312;1347070857;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 251 @ 0.00999999 = 2.51 BTC [+] -277311;1347070858;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1735 @ 0.0099 = 17.1765 BTC [-] -277310;1347070859;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 500 @ 0.00975 = 4.875 BTC [-] -277309;1347070874;mircea_popescu;should be something like the pink sheets neh ? -277308;1347070902;nefario;BTC-Mining: GLBSE has 3 markets on it now -277307;1347070910;BTC-Mining;What is required for each one? -277306;1347070910;nefario;at the moment all assets are in pink -277305;1347070913;nefario;well -277304;1347070916;nefario;nothing for pink -277303;1347070917;nefario;for white -277302;1347070925;nefario;verification with at least phone, ID and address -277301;1347070927;nefario;and -277300;1347070935;nefario;an actual income earning business -277299;1347070936;nefario;and -277298;1347070946;nefario;accounts to be scrutinised -277297;1347070998;BTC-Mining;Hmm, interesting. -277296;1347071075;nefario;there are a couple of assets that already meet this and need only publish accounts -277295;1347071083;BTC-Mining;Maybe the main market list could contain an icon to define that and the top link would filter them by color? -277294;1347071102;BTC-Mining;What about blue requirements? -277293;1347071104;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 3 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0004 BTC [+] -277292;1347071129;Obsi;Has to be a smurf-run business. -277291;1347071169;nefario;lol -277290;1347071185;BTC-Mining;Ah, so blue is the best tier -277289;1347071187;nefario;blue has white reequirements plus -277288;1347071196;nefario;background check on issuer -277287;1347071199;copumpkin;like blue label -277286;1347071201;nefario;external auditor -277285;1347071206;copumpkin;although The John Walker is the best -277284;1347071222;nefario;and a treasurer who is required to be able to release or move funds -277283;1347071228;nefario;blue being bluechip -277282;1347071269;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.102 = 0.51 BTC [+] -277281;1347071310;nefario;of course doesn't mean an asset is more or less risky or would be more or less profitable -277280;1347071325;mircea_popescu;then what's the point ? -277279;1347071333;nefario;but provides min standards of information about asset for investors to make a decision -277278;1347071345;BTC-Mining;Classify them by the amount of disclosure and auditing made? -277277;1347071360;nefario;something like that -277276;1347071378;mircea_popescu;i'm not even going to say anything. -277275;1347071383;nefario;if you want assets to be rated by risk -277274;1347071389;nefario;you need an external ratings agency -277273;1347071401;nefario;mircea_popescu: you want to decide the ratings for assets for us? -277272;1347071409;nefario;nah Im just kidding, you can piss off -277271;1347071416;copumpkin;especially since there's no single notion of risk -277270;1347071423;BTC-Mining;mircea, what's wrong with that method of classification? -277269;1347071445;nefario;I'm doing it -277268;1347071447;nefario;thats what -277267;1347071453;copumpkin;nefario: don't be pissy just cause he has a better beard than you -277266;1347071461;nefario;? -277265;1347071463;mircea_popescu;1. that it's an entirely arbitrary and mostly meaningless clasification made by someone who has repeatedly proven to lack even cursory competence in the field and 2. that it doesn't really do anything. -277264;1347071465;Ignatius-otc;if it doesn't assure less risk nor more profits then its unneeded complexity? -277263;1347071495;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc it's what they call theatre. as in, security theatre. it's a sort of nefario tsa. -277262;1347071504;copumpkin;nefario: http://photobook.bitvps.com/index.php/mircea_popescu -277261;1347071539;Ignatius-otc;that's a monster beard -277260;1347071548;mircea_popescu;srsly, this design by bellybutton picking has to cease. -277259;1347071551;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9064 @ 0.00069515 = 6.3008 BTC [+] -277258;1347071553;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10447 @ 0.0007 = 7.3129 BTC [+] -277257;1347071561;mircea_popescu;at least have the decency to study up on how the original blue chips are clasified. -277256;1347071570;nefario;if you want ratings a ratings agency has to be started, but it's not something I can do -277255;1347071571;mircea_popescu;if you're gonna abuse their trademark. -277254;1347071571;BTC-Mining;mircea, how would you find out what is more or less likely to fail/be a scam? -277253;1347071589;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that'd be secret sauce at this point in the game. -277252;1347071599;mircea_popescu;i have absolutely no incentive to share. -277251;1347071601;nefario;didn't realise blue was trademarked -277250;1347071641;mircea_popescu;you probably didn't realise that dr nefario is trademarked either. -277249;1347071674;nefario;there is a difference between copyright and trademark -277248;1347071679;mircea_popescu;... -277247;1347071688;mircea_popescu;dude srlsy. do you own any trademarks ? -277246;1347071705;nefario;hmmm -277245;1347071710;nefario;thats a good idea -277244;1347071714;mircea_popescu;sigh. -277243;1347071744;mircea_popescu;inb4 "us" discovers that those aren't free and balks at it. -277242;1347071749;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8300 @ 0.00070602 = 5.86 BTC [+] -277241;1347071753;mircea_popescu;anyway, enough fun for one day. catch you all tomorrow. -277240;1347071783;mircea_popescu;(but yes, we've had plenty of laughs around the office at the fact that if i were mean i could have registered glbse about 20 times over so far) -277239;1347130227;Chaang-Noi;it will chagne -277238;1347130266;MrTiggr;ok ...ive ben lazy ... here: have lulz (finally) http://bitromney.com/ -277237;1347130272;MrTiggr;i think thats all of u -277236;1347130305;Chaang-Noi;:) -277235;1347130371;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.61021 = 1.2204 BTC [-] -277234;1347130373;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6102 = 1.2204 BTC [-] -277233;1347130374;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.61011 = 4.8809 BTC [-] -277232;1347130375;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.61001 = 4.2701 BTC [-] -277231;1347130376;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 36 @ 0.61 = 21.96 BTC [-] -277230;1347130409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2603 @ 0.00039838 = 1.037 BTC [-] -277229;1347130410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2356 @ 0.00039811 = 0.9379 BTC [-] -277228;1347130459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22230 @ 0.00039811 = 8.85 BTC [-] -277227;1347130461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4170 @ 0.00039805 = 1.6599 BTC [-] -277226;1347130473;DeaDTerra;I want some of that NEFT vodka -277225;1347130525;mircea_popescu;lol nefta -277224;1347130525;mircea_popescu;ahaha -277223;1347130541;DeaDTerra;waht shitstorm? -277222;1347130551;DeaDTerra;Erik is involved in everything :P -277221;1347130554;DeaDTerra;Ofc ^^ -277220;1347130557;DeaDTerra;marketing campaign -277219;1347130658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31433 @ 0.00039805 = 12.5119 BTC [-] -277218;1347130669;Chaang-Noi;he will be the new matthew? -277217;1347130716;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.12998 BTC [-] -277216;1347130721;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra what ? -277215;1347130920;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -277214;1347130935;Chaang-Noi;oh no.. btc is turning into money... -277213;1347130945;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.102 = 0.306 BTC [+] -277212;1347130956;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.07898999 BTC [-] -277211;1347130957;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.07899 = 0.158 BTC [+] -277210;1347131051;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106391.0 <<< morning reminder. go read it. -277209;1347131058;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 15 @ 0.8549 = 12.8235 BTC [+] -277208;1347131123;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.911 BTC [+] -277207;1347131309;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.1198 = 1.5574 BTC [+] -277206;1347131500;DeaDTerra;Erik is not a idiot -277205;1347131507;DeaDTerra;He's in fact very smart -277204;1347131518;DeaDTerra;To offer Mitt such a option is a MAJOR publicity stunt. -277203;1347131539;mircea_popescu;which one of the idiots on my ignore list is droning on about erik being "an idiot" ? -277202;1347131550;DeaDTerra;He has nothing to do with the illegality he's just offering his conversion services -277201;1347131550;mircea_popescu;so i can... uhmm... put them on my ignore list ? -277200;1347131555;DeaDTerra;there's nothing wrong with that -277199;1347131561;DeaDTerra;Usagi -277198;1347131564;mircea_popescu;o i see -277197;1347131569;mircea_popescu;the expert wikipedian. -277196;1347131581;mircea_popescu;usagi, your mother has a stupid yet anonymous son/daughter. -277195;1347131619;Chaang-Noi;is mp talking again? the room got stupid... -277194;1347131629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2397 @ 0.00039805 = 0.9541 BTC [-] -277193;1347131629;Chaang-Noi;and notin the d3 way -277192;1347131652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 43117 @ 0.0034 = 146.5978 BTC [+] -277191;1347131666;Chaang-Noi;must be -277190;1347131669;Chaang-Noi;fack volume again -277189;1347131674;Chaang-Noi;fake* -277188;1347131680;occulta;what happened to gigamining bond prices? -277187;1347131685;occulta;any reason behind it ? -277186;1347131689;mircea_popescu;lmao Chaang-Noi you're the only fake thing going on. -277185;1347131697;mircea_popescu;occulta prolly the hashking issue. -277184;1347131707;mircea_popescu;tho nobody wants to be a man and admit to anything. -277183;1347131720;occulta;whats the issue? -277182;1347131721;occulta;hm -277181;1347131726;occulta;took its time to drop? -277180;1347131729;Chaang-Noi;giga is being sold -277179;1347131735;mircea_popescu;well earlier someone complained about not being able to take money out -277178;1347131741;mircea_popescu;they got an offer at 50 cents to the dollar, didn't sell -277177;1347131747;Chaang-Noi;hasking has defalted -277176;1347131749;mircea_popescu;on the forum someone complain about payments being late since rthe 3rd -277175;1347131758;mircea_popescu;hashking said he'll make an announcement today -277174;1347131763;mircea_popescu;i dunno if he did or not. -277173;1347131769;Chaang-Noi;tere is a thread about it -277172;1347131773;occulta;hashking defaulted on what? seems i totally missed something -277171;1347131778;mircea_popescu;o he had a 1% fund -277170;1347131780;Chaang-Noi;he said he wold makea comment today or yesterday -277169;1347131784;Chaang-Noi;nothing happened -277168;1347131787;Chaang-Noi;he is fail cat -277167;1347131796;mircea_popescu;anyway, hk and giga were best friends, and after the pirate thing nobody trusts anyone of the people who gave him a 10 in the wot -277166;1347131800;mircea_popescu;or otherwise were involved. -277165;1347131810;occulta;i have never had a late payment from giga -277164;1347131814;mircea_popescu;yet. -277163;1347131819;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.102 = 2.04 BTC [+] -277162;1347131837;Chaang-Noi;giga will be fine, but im going to assume things will changefor the future... -277161;1347131870;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.15 = 0.45 BTC [+] -277160;1347131905;Chaang-Noi;ummm -277159;1347131915;Chaang-Noi;what if i sed out the dirt for free? -277158;1347131918;Chaang-Noi;sned -277157;1347131923;Chaang-Noi;fuck -277156;1347131930;Chaang-Noi;i wont -277155;1347131935;Chaang-Noi;but i know whts going to happen -277154;1347131954;Chaang-Noi;btw i hold nothing giga -277153;1347131960;Chaang-Noi;however giga holds my pirate bonds... -277152;1347131979;Chaang-Noi;or used to manage:) -277151;1347131985;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6499 BTC [+] -277150;1347131996;occulta;on call -277149;1347132033;occulta;so giga invested all his money with pirate and other passthoughs? -277148;1347132041;Chaang-Noi;not all -277147;1347132044;occulta;i dont see how this really effects a mining bond though, if he has the hardware? -277146;1347132058;Chaang-Noi;wll.. -277145;1347132061;Chaang-Noi;well... -277144;1347132073;occulta;$.5/mhash is still ok? -277143;1347132085;occulta;lol -277142;1347132088;occulta;i dont get it -277141;1347132105;Chaang-Noi;go on usagi... -277140;1347132106;occulta;5mash for $2.50 -277139;1347132112;occulta;whats wrong with that? -277138;1347132168;occulta;like what? -277137;1347132185;occulta;that he had some funds invested with pirate? -277136;1347132193;occulta;big deal -277135;1347132197;occulta;didnt everyone? lol -277134;1347132210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6827 @ 0.0003999 = 2.7301 BTC [+] -277133;1347132212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14173 @ 0.00040074 = 5.6797 BTC [+] -277132;1347132223;occulta;all i see is a mhash for $.5 -277131;1347132225;occulta;which is fine -277130;1347132233;rdponticelli;usagi: stop saying you know something that you won't say -277129;1347132240;Chaang-Noi; The really funny thing is the one thing about pirate no one has questioned yet -277128;1347132244;rdponticelli;If that's the case, just don't say nothing -277127;1347132245;occulta;i agree, its kind of pointless -277126;1347132260;Chaang-Noi; The really funny thing is the one thing about pirate no one has questioned yet wtf? -277125;1347132271;Chaang-Noi;what is that one thing? -277124;1347132275;occulta;usagi: he has the hardware -277123;1347132276;occulta;whats the issue? -277122;1347132284;Chaang-Noi; The really funny thing is the one thing about pirate no one has questioned yet wtf? -277121;1347132292;mircea_popescu; so giga invested all his money with pirate and other passthoughs? << likely. -277120;1347132305;occulta;money != hardware -277119;1347132309;occulta;that he already owns -277118;1347132313;Chaang-Noi;gigi said he will expand with asics... -277117;1347132322;Chaang-Noi;i said it -277116;1347132325;occulta;he will expand with the trade in program. -277115;1347132326;Chaang-Noi; The really funny thing is the one thing about pirate no one has questioned yet wtf? -277114;1347132331;Chaang-Noi;lol -277113;1347132335;Chaang-Noi; The really funny thing is the one thing about pirate no one has questioned yet wtf? -277112;1347132342;Chaang-Noi;usagi are you just a troll? -277111;1347132349;Chaang-Noi;or will you finish that? -277110;1347132350;Chaang-Noi;usagi are you just a troll? -277109;1347132354;Chaang-Noi; The really funny thing is the one thing about pirate no one has questioned yet wtf? -277108;1347132360;Chaang-Noi;fuck you -277107;1347132366;Chaang-Noi;troll -277106;1347132373;mircea_popescu;lmao -277105;1347132377;occulta;goat ill sell you info on usagi -277104;1347132383;Chaang-Noi;i dont want it -277103;1347132389;occulta;trust me you do -277102;1347132390;Chaang-Noi;i know who he is -277101;1347132391;mircea_popescu;occulta how much is it ? -277100;1347132394;Chaang-Noi;wanta be lady boy... -277099;1347132398;occulta;21mil -277098;1347132402;occulta;only 21mil* -277097;1347132414;mircea_popescu;21 mil zimbabwe dollars i hope. -277096;1347132420;Chaang-Noi;usagi is a troll and is fucked cuz his pirate insrueance is with pirate -277095;1347132441;occulta;goat, why did pirate pay out any bitcoin -277094;1347132443;occulta;do you think -277093;1347132457;mircea_popescu;https://glbse.com/asset/view/NYAN.A << looky, the "safe" fund is trading at 0.99 one day before interest :D -277092;1347132460;Chaang-Noi;so more people would pay him -277091;1347132463;occulta;why payout some, if you arent going to payout all ? -277090;1347132470;occulta;no i am talking since default. -277089;1347132472;occulta;account closures -277088;1347132477;mircea_popescu;occulta he paid less than 1k and nobody confirmed it yet -277087;1347132483;Chaang-Noi;occulta he paid one account worth 10 btc -277086;1347132495;occulta;goat that is lies -277085;1347132503;Chaang-Noi;usagi knows nothing and is trolling -277084;1347132506;occulta;mircea_popescu: and i did confirm it -277083;1347132511;mircea_popescu;o, you were paid ? -277082;1347132518;occulta;yes ^ -277081;1347132518;mircea_popescu;this is news to me. how much ? -277080;1347132525;occulta;138btc -277079;1347132530;DeaDTerra;Chaang that was me buying the S.Dice btw ^^ -277078;1347132531;mircea_popescu;aha. i had no ideea. -277077;1347132533;occulta;leftover from transfer to a trust account -277076;1347132534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3797 @ 0.00039744 = 1.5091 BTC [-] -277075;1347132535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13803 @ 0.00039731 = 5.4841 BTC [-] -277074;1347132536;DeaDTerra;fixing my backing ratio -277073;1347132540;mircea_popescu;interesting to know -277072;1347132546;occulta;including interest... -277071;1347132559;Chaang-Noi;i said already -277070;1347132560;occulta;my account is now closed -277069;1347132575;mircea_popescu;i had some people who said they were gonna tell me if they get paid, nobody said anything, and many names on that 23 list were unknown -277068;1347132582;Chaang-Noi;no, everyone knows he said he would -277067;1347132583;mircea_popescu;but i think it lists pigeons or someone, and they neve said anything -277066;1347132584;occulta;[17:28:04] occulta he paid one account worth 10 btc > you can make this 2 accounts now worth 148btc -277065;1347132605;Chaang-Noi;just cuz he siad he would does not mean he will -277064;1347132609;Chaang-Noi;expect a change dumbass -277063;1347132639;Chaang-Noi;i told you -277062;1347132654;mircea_popescu;occulta still, significantly under 1k -277061;1347132659;mircea_popescu;when were you paid ? -277060;1347132662;Chaang-Noi;? -277059;1347132667;Chaang-Noi;usagi go fuck yourself -277058;1347132675;Chaang-Noi;expect a change with tera mining -277057;1347132676;occulta;mircea_popescu: true, but i dont doubt he paid the 23 one bit -277056;1347132682;occulta;weeks ago -277055;1347132692;mircea_popescu;occulta well maybe that's true. i guess it could have been to buy time ? -277054;1347132719;Chaang-Noi;i know, im shocked you have been so rude to me tonight -277053;1347132722;Chaang-Noi;trying to sell me info -277052;1347132724;mircea_popescu;;;echo this Chaang-Noi - usagi exchange was funny/ -277051;1347132725;gribble;this Chaang-Noi - usagi exchange was funny/ -277050;1347132726;occulta;mircea_popescu: i guess, but the time between paying 11, then another 12, was about a week itself -277049;1347132729;Chaang-Noi;what a fail cat you are -277048;1347132733;mircea_popescu;occulta this is true. -277047;1347132752;Chaang-Noi;usagi you are soon out the door -277046;1347132760;occulta;in my btcst account there is actually a comment for the closure -277045;1347132763;Chaang-Noi;thats why i never worked with you -277044;1347132780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7490 @ 0.00039731 = 2.9759 BTC [-] -277043;1347132781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40744 @ 0.00039722 = 16.1843 BTC [-] -277042;1347132782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1975 @ 0.00039717 = 0.7844 BTC [-] -277041;1347132783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7591 @ 0.00039676 = 3.0118 BTC [-] -277040;1347132791;mircea_popescu;occulta what does it say ? -277039;1347132799;Chaang-Noi;copies yarr???? -277038;1347132805;occulta;08/23/2012 21:33 Account Closure @ 135.02737407 Final Payment = 135.02737407 BTC @ 2.4% = 138.26803104 -277037;1347132808;Chaang-Noi;lol i had my btc in the blok chain, you had your btc in pirate -277036;1347132819;Chaang-Noi;i made myinsrues to show you how its done -277035;1347132826;mircea_popescu;occulta so now we know how it was planned to close i guess -277034;1347132837;occulta;mircea_popescu: maybe yes -277033;1347132842;Chaang-Noi;you gave it to people who gave it to pirate, and you did so knowing i told you they would do it -277032;1347132848;Chaang-Noi;i told dead t the same -277031;1347132850;Chaang-Noi;and shock.... -277030;1347132853;Chaang-Noi;i was right -277029;1347132864;Chaang-Noi;now go fuck yuorself for sellikng secret info ass hat -277028;1347132873;mircea_popescu;gotta turn a buck lol -277027;1347132887;DeaDTerra;CATFIGHT COMENSE, IN THE LEFT CORNER WE HAVE A GOAT IN THE RIGHT CORNER WE HAVE SAILOR MOON. LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLE!!!! -277026;1347132888;Chaang-Noi;yeah i did not need to sell assets, i had the coin in the block chain.. so i went on a boat ride -277025;1347132905;Chaang-Noi;yes dumbass -277024;1347132908;Chaang-Noi;weeks ago -277023;1347132917;Chaang-Noi;i called priate defaly 2 weeks before pirate did -277022;1347132922;Chaang-Noi;default -277021;1347132936;Chaang-Noi;deadt you know he is a guy... i told you i got his docs -277020;1347132956;Chaang-Noi;cuz you want to sell info -277019;1347132978;Chaang-Noi;what is the price for your secret info? -277018;1347132985;Chaang-Noi;come one -277017;1347132990;Chaang-Noi;let us see what it is worth -277016;1347132995;Chaang-Noi;what is your price? -277015;1347133004;Chaang-Noi;you asked for money for info now tell us your price -277014;1347133016;Chaang-Noi;what is your price? -277013;1347133027;DeaDTerra; deadt you know he is a guy... i told you i got his docs. You are not a goat either though :P -277012;1347133028;Chaang-Noi;lol -277011;1347133041;DeaDTerra;I have tons of secret info -277010;1347133041;Chaang-Noi;no imnot really a goat -277009;1347133061;DeaDTerra;send me 1 million usd in to this BTC address and I will give you all themz secretz informationz -277008;1347133068;Chaang-Noi;:) -277007;1347133092;Chaang-Noi;once i found out who usagi was i lots full interst in working with him, esp after he did send his insurance money to pirate (indirectly) -277006;1347133094;Chaang-Noi;oh well -277005;1347133107;Chaang-Noi;mircea is more fail than just about anyone -277004;1347133114;Chaang-Noi;id trust pirate today over mircea -277003;1347133129;Chaang-Noi;i ahve your docs... -277002;1347133152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00039676 = 3.0154 BTC [-] -277001;1347133154;Chaang-Noi;you know that would betrey trusts. -277000;1347133161;Chaang-Noi;but you are a guy and you know it -276999;1347133167;Chaang-Noi;wanta be aldy boy -276998;1347133168;mircea_popescu;lol DeaDTerra -276997;1347133205;Chaang-Noi;lol -276996;1347133216;Chaang-Noi;you got fucked like we said you would -276995;1347133228;Chaang-Noi;right -276994;1347133270;Chaang-Noi;okay since i dont know anything im going to have a beer and smoke a cuban, best of luck with selling your secret info usagi -276993;1347133316;mircea_popescu;cigars and beer ? get out of the sticks. -276992;1347133317;DeaDTerra;YOU DON'T KNOW NOTHING MAN, YOUR A GOAT AND I AM SAILOR MOON. seriously guys go get a room, I am running out of funny comments here -276991;1347133410;Chaang-Noi; I'll sell you the info -276990;1347133433;blazing;btchero are you there? -276989;1347133457;Chaang-Noi; I'll sell you the info -276988;1347133465;Chaang-Noi;sell it to me -276987;1347133469;Chaang-Noi;name your price -276986;1347133503;Chaang-Noi; I'll sell you the info -276985;1347133511;Chaang-Noi;sell it to me... i have money -276984;1347133520;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.P2P.LOANS] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC -276983;1347133525;Chaang-Noi; I'll sell you the info -276982;1347133534;Chaang-Noi;mircea can make a post? -276981;1347133541;Chaang-Noi;wow thats good for it -276980;1347133551;Chaang-Noi;copy paste is good for it -276979;1347133555;Chaang-Noi;its must be taking classes -276978;1347133649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15880 @ 0.00040074 = 6.3638 BTC [+] -276977;1347133650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29320 @ 0.00040085 = 11.7529 BTC [+] -276976;1347133671;Chaang-Noi; I'll sell you the info -276975;1347133681;Chaang-Noi;sell it to me or apoligize for being full of shit -276974;1347133697;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.102 = 0.51 BTC [+] -276973;1347133706;Chaang-Noi;? -276972;1347133709;Chaang-Noi;lol -276971;1347133713;Chaang-Noi;you are a troll -276970;1347133716;Chaang-Noi; I'll sell you the info -276969;1347133718;Chaang-Noi;name a price -276968;1347133724;Chaang-Noi;i want the secrets! -276967;1347133724;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 29697 @ 0.00101019 = 29.9996 BTC [+] -276966;1347133779;Rothgar; I like turtles -276965;1347133810;blazing;shut up females -276964;1347133820;Chaang-Noi;me too Rothgar -276963;1347133820;blazing;your diarrhea is stinking out the room -276962;1347133832;Chaang-Noi; I'll sell you the info -276961;1347133836;Rothgar;lol -276960;1347133842;mircea_popescu; your diarrhea is stinking out the room << -276959;1347133864;blazing;im just blowing out smoke -276958;1347133868;Chaang-Noi;well i will let usagi find a price and get back to me... -276957;1347133877;Chaang-Noi;his secret info must be worth a lot -276956;1347133889;Chaang-Noi;if off for the night -276955;1347133900;PsychoticBoy;night goat -276954;1347133903;Chaang-Noi;catch you all tomorrow for the matthew gets fucked day -276953;1347133909;PsychoticBoy;lol -276952;1347133924;mircea_popescu;anyone still cares about wright ? -276951;1347133927;DeaDTerra;tomorrow is going to be a fun day :D -276950;1347133938;Chaang-Noi;night PsychoticBoy peace everyone... yes it will be DeadT :) -276949;1347134142;blazing;so about this secret...exactly how much do u want ? -276948;1347134145;DeaDTerra;I will be sitting laughing my ass off as all the people who think they have hedged their losses lose it all xD -276947;1347134154;DeaDTerra;I have a secret -276946;1347134156;blazing;awww -276945;1347134158;DeaDTerra;how much do you bid for it? -276944;1347134170;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [+] -276943;1347134190;DeaDTerra;well I have two with actual value, neither which I will sell fo course :P But I can sell you a worthless one :D -276942;1347134197;DeaDTerra;of* -276941;1347134209;blazing;do the secrets relate to pirate -276940;1347134241;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09577 = 0.1915 BTC [+] -276939;1347134249;DeaDTerra;Yes one of the directly one of them indirectly -276938;1347134295;blazing;i cant access youtube in china -276937;1347134297;blazing;damn -276936;1347134338;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 6 @ 0.003395 = 0.0204 BTC [+] -276935;1347134354;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.102 = 0.204 BTC [+] -276934;1347134372;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.003395 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -276933;1347134377;blazing;if pirate pays back some of the coins tomorrow...like he starts paying back slowly...what happens with matthews bet? -276932;1347134444;PsychoticBoy;matthew said pirate has to payback ALL -276931;1347134448;PsychoticBoy;so he loses then -276930;1347134559;blazing;ooh -276929;1347134703;blazing;i always thought by doing this he can cooperate with his ppt guys and buy back debt.... -276928;1347134745;blazing;it would explain all the secrecy amongst the ppt lenders -276927;1347135050;Rothgar;usagi: But think about what that does for legitimacy. You can not use bitinstant if you want more privacy. -276926;1347135194;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.1198 = 2.1564 BTC [+] -276925;1347135368;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.64979 = 1.2996 BTC [-] -276924;1347135369;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6498 = 1.2996 BTC [+] -276923;1347135371;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 22 @ 0.65 = 14.3 BTC [+] -276922;1347135664;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.102 = 1.122 BTC [+] -276921;1347135700;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you know -276920;1347135703;Diablo-D3;I just had an idea -276919;1347135711;Diablo-D3;I shall trade DMC shares for.... PIRATE DEBT! -276918;1347135712;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.067 BTC [-] -276917;1347135718;Diablo-D3;oh come on damnit -276916;1347135779;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 1 @ 0.087 BTC [-] -276915;1347135812;Diablo-D3;!ticker tygrr.bond-p -276914;1347135830;Diablo-D3;come on you fucking bot -276913;1347135840;assbot;[GLBSE:TYGRR.BOND-P] [Bid: 0.04500001] [Ask: 0.07899] [Spread: 0.03398999] [Last: 0.07899] [24hVol: 34.8400348] [7dAvg: 0.10590562] -276912;1347135863;Diablo-D3;!ticker dmc -276911;1347135866;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.04300001] [Ask: 0.067] [Spread: 0.02399999] [Last: 0.067] [24hVol: 0.207] [7dAvg: 0.07404529] -276910;1347135974;Diablo-D3;usagi: Ill pay you 100 dmc for them. -276909;1347136128;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 0.988 = 4.94 BTC [-] -276908;1347136175;mircea_popescu;lmao this is getting better and better. -276907;1347136255;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.102 = 0.612 BTC [+] -276906;1347136255;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: who knows, pirate could end up paying -276905;1347136256;Diablo-D3;lol -276904;1347136271;mircea_popescu;right -276903;1347136348;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 48 @ 0.10199999 = 4.896 BTC [-] -276902;1347136349;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10165 BTC [-] -276901;1347136485;Diablo-D3;!ticker yarr -276900;1347136494;assbot;[GLBSE:YARR] [Bid: 1.02] [Ask: 1.29989999] [Spread: 0.27989999] [Last: 1.01] [24hVol: 192.79001961] [7dAvg: 1.05587071] -276899;1347136496;mircea_popescu;lmao doing the math for giga.etf. 0.0173+0.016075+0.0156+0.014425 -276898;1347136502;mircea_popescu;that;s a horrible trend right there. -276897;1347136552;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] [PAID] 1100000 @ 0.0000634 = 69.74 BTC -276896;1347136606;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats per share div pay? -276895;1347136631;mircea_popescu;yeah -276894;1347136642;Diablo-D3;giga is fixed -276893;1347136643;Diablo-D3;thats why -276892;1347136659;mircea_popescu;in mh you mean ? -276891;1347136660;PsychoticBoy;fixed = no balls? -276890;1347136663;mircea_popescu;lol -276889;1347136664;PsychoticBoy;lol -276888;1347136684;Diablo-D3;oh, he has balls -276887;1347136694;Diablo-D3;that whole tera upgrade shit was lol -276886;1347136878;PsychoticBoy;we will see what happens when asics arive -276885;1347136903;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -276884;1347136910;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -276883;1347136910;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy i think most of the bets atm are along the lines "will they hit before or after xmas" -276882;1347136922;PsychoticBoy;after -276881;1347136931;PsychoticBoy;for sure -276880;1347136950;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.01000001] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.13999999] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 27.3] [7dAvg: 0.14999069] -276879;1347136969;PsychoticBoy;maybe some other developer will be first, BFL will sertainly not be first -276878;1347136978;PsychoticBoy;c -276877;1347136989;mircea_popescu;well you know how it is... nobody knows. -276876;1347137010;PsychoticBoy;look at the past, they lied over and over -276875;1347137017;PsychoticBoy;(bfl) -276874;1347137045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23280 @ 0.00040085 = 9.3318 BTC [+] -276873;1347137046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30220 @ 0.00040308 = 12.1811 BTC [+] -276872;1347137109;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy yeah, but they also delivered items. which is more than can be said for the competition, which seems vaporware. -276871;1347137132;mircea_popescu;mindyou, i'm not saying they'll ever deliver or anything. -276870;1347137140;mircea_popescu;just, very speculative either way at this point. -276869;1347137348;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40&sign=ANY&type=RECV -276868;1347137351;mircea_popescu;pirate, now at 53 -276867;1347137355;mircea_popescu;this saga is fun to watch -276866;1347137424;kakobrekla;still no historical chart dammit -276865;1347137441;PsychoticBoy;like asicminer (who tried it a year ago) -276864;1347137458;PsychoticBoy;which contract plausible also -276863;1347137476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19800 @ 0.00039863 = 7.8929 BTC [-] -276862;1347137524;PsychoticBoy;5. If the total money raised from ASICMINER and the real-world is not -276861;1347137524;PsychoticBoy;enough to -276860;1347137524;PsychoticBoy;cover the cost required by the foundry to tape out the ASIC chips before -276859;1347137524;PsychoticBoy;August -276858;1347137524;PsychoticBoy;28, 2011, 100.5% of the total Bitcoins raised from ASICMINER will be -276857;1347137525;PsychoticBoy;returned -276856;1347137527;PsychoticBoy;to investors, in which the 0.5% is for compensating the GLBSE fee -276855;1347137529;PsychoticBoy;lmfao -276854;1347137532;PsychoticBoy;2011 is past -276853;1347137549;mircea_popescu;well... global scam exchange style contracts. -276852;1347137552;PsychoticBoy;scammers just like asicminer in 2011 -276851;1347137561;PsychoticBoy;could be same dude -276850;1347137636;PsychoticBoy;google asicminer and you`ll see, asicm,iner is a scam, and thats for sure -276849;1347137730;PsychoticBoy;asicminer: next glbse bubble -276848;1347137737;mircea_popescu;http://whois.domaintools.com/asicminer.net you mean this ? -276847;1347137738;PsychoticBoy;poef 0.01 -276846;1347137802;PsychoticBoy;yep, and you can find more... -276845;1347137847;PsychoticBoy;probably same scam -276844;1347137873;PsychoticBoy;so remind: DO NOT INVEST WHAT YOU CANT AFFORD TO LOSE! -276843;1347137903;mircea_popescu;well that's generally the rule. -276842;1347137913;PsychoticBoy;I know, just for the noobs -276841;1347138183;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -276840;1347138231;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [-] -276839;1347138508;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.61012 = 1.2202 BTC [-] -276838;1347138509;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.61011 = 1.2202 BTC [-] -276837;1347138510;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.6101 = 4.8808 BTC [-] -276836;1347138511;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.61 = 2.44 BTC [-] -276835;1347138585;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8400 @ 0.00074182 = 6.2313 BTC [-] -276834;1347138586;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10857 @ 0.00073984 = 8.0324 BTC [-] -276833;1347138588;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.00073931 = 3.8444 BTC [-] -276832;1347138589;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20270 @ 0.00073429 = 14.8841 BTC [-] -276831;1347138590;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 475 @ 0.00072046 = 0.3422 BTC [-] -276830;1347138590;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24352 @ 0.0007192 = 17.514 BTC [-] -276829;1347138591;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.00071558 = 0.644 BTC [-] -276828;1347138593;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4989 @ 0.00070565 = 3.5205 BTC [-] -276827;1347138594;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20256 @ 0.00069889 = 14.1567 BTC [-] -276826;1347138595;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4600 @ 0.00069318 = 3.1886 BTC [-] -276825;1347138596;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13400 @ 0.00069108 = 9.2605 BTC [-] -276824;1347138597;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 600 @ 0.00067632 = 0.4058 BTC [-] -276823;1347138598;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7620 @ 0.00067226 = 5.1226 BTC [-] -276822;1347138599;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5801 @ 0.00065494 = 3.7993 BTC [-] -276821;1347138599;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1192 BTC [+] -276820;1347138600;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 30100 @ 0.00064438 = 19.3958 BTC [-] -276819;1347138601;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00061571 = 0.3079 BTC [-] -276818;1347138602;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8869 @ 0.00061548 = 5.4587 BTC [-] -276817;1347138604;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12605 @ 0.00061414 = 7.7412 BTC [-] -276816;1347138605;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11400 @ 0.0006 = 6.84 BTC [-] -276815;1347138606;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8865 @ 0.00059472 = 5.2722 BTC [-] -276814;1347138607;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 30840 @ 0.0005877 = 18.1247 BTC [-] -276813;1347138608;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 33900 @ 0.00058239 = 19.743 BTC [-] -276812;1347138608;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 50000 @ 0.00055 = 27.5 BTC [-] -276811;1347138617;gabbynot;damn -276810;1347138644;Rothgar;someone wanted out -276809;1347138655;Diablo-D3;yeah really -276808;1347138665;mircea_popescu;and plenty left at 55 -276807;1347138670;mircea_popescu;i srsly wonder wtf. -276806;1347138679;mircea_popescu;is giga insolvent now ? -276805;1347138692;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -276804;1347138693;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00055 / 0.00066498 / 0.0007446 (498173 shares, 331.28 BTC), 30day: 0.00055 / 0.00092329 / 0.00115139 (11310677 shares, 10,443.13 BTC) -276803;1347138715;mircea_popescu;.py 0.0000634 / 0.00066498 -276802;1347138717;markac;0.0953412132696 -276801;1347138746;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 2 @ 0.0998 = 0.1996 BTC [-] -276800;1347138749;mircea_popescu;maybe they were just waiting for me to pay out the divs... -276799;1347138779;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.6001 = 4.2007 BTC [-] -276798;1347138800;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1017 BTC [+] -276797;1347138812;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1017 BTC [+] -276796;1347138942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16791 @ 0.00039863 = 6.6934 BTC [-] -276795;1347139039;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 6 @ 0.0666 = 0.3996 BTC [-] -276794;1347139091;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 11918 @ 0.00100683 = 11.9994 BTC [+] -276793;1347139106;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.116 BTC [-] -276792;1347139116;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.115 = 0.46 BTC [-] -276791;1347139117;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 46 @ 0.11301001 = 5.1985 BTC [-] -276790;1347139154;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 54 @ 0.11301001 = 6.1025 BTC [-] -276789;1347139156;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11301 = 0.5651 BTC [-] -276788;1347139157;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 73 @ 0.113 = 8.249 BTC [-] -276787;1347139158;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11281 = 0.5641 BTC [-] -276786;1347139160;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11252 = 0.5626 BTC [-] -276785;1347139161;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.11251101 = 2.2502 BTC [-] -276784;1347139162;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11251 BTC [-] -276783;1347139162;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 22 @ 0.11251 = 2.4752 BTC [-] -276782;1347139163;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.11251 = 3.3753 BTC [-] -276781;1347139164;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.11240001 = 2.248 BTC [-] -276780;1347139166;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.1124 = 4.496 BTC [-] -276779;1347139167;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1122 = 0.7854 BTC [-] -276778;1347139167;Diablo-D3;wtf, whos selling out? -276777;1347139168;PsychoticBoy;lol asin=cmin3er dump -276776;1347139168;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.11111001 = 2.2222 BTC [-] -276775;1347139169;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 46 @ 0.11111 = 5.1111 BTC [-] -276774;1347139170;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.11110001 = 3.333 BTC [-] -276773;1347139171;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.11011001 = 5.5055 BTC [-] -276772;1347139171;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 52 @ 0.11011 = 5.7257 BTC [-] -276771;1347139180;PsychoticBoy;hahaha -276770;1347139190;PsychoticBoy;I sold out at 0.14 -276769;1347139196;PsychoticBoy;scam lol -276768;1347139214;PsychoticBoy;look at the contract, same scammy contract as in 2011 -276767;1347139229;PsychoticBoy;the date is even the same, 28 august 2011 -276766;1347139230;PsychoticBoy;2011 -276765;1347139232;PsychoticBoy;lol -276764;1347139260;novusordo;that was a typo, friedcat said it himself -276763;1347139270;Diablo-D3;usagi: no yu havent -276762;1347139277;Diablo-D3;you still have a little left -276761;1347139291;PsychoticBoy;only have some early details like http://whois.domaintools.com/asicminer.net -276760;1347139300;PsychoticBoy;lol -276759;1347139305;PsychoticBoy;even more recless -276758;1347139342;PsychoticBoy;still there is much more, just google asicminer -276757;1347139361;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.115 = 0.345 BTC [+] -276756;1347139367;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.07899 = 1.5798 BTC [+] -276755;1347139377;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.4998 = 1.9992 BTC [-] -276754;1347139389;mircea_popescu;is mtgox asking for id for all accountsn ow ? -276753;1347139403;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.115 = 1.725 BTC [+] -276752;1347139406;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and you think you could do better? -276751;1347139420;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -276750;1347139498;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 6 @ 0.07499 = 0.4499 BTC [+] -276749;1347139576;Diablo-D3;so wheres your investment fund? -276748;1347139641;Diablo-D3;where. is. it. -276747;1347139731;novusordo;where can others invest their coin with you? -276746;1347139748;Diablo-D3;yes what novusordo said -276745;1347139857;Rothgar;denied! -276744;1347139861;novusordo;ಠ_ಠ -276743;1347139917;Diablo-D3;lol EskimoBob is trolling again -276742;1347139949;PsychoticBoy;I can do better :D -276741;1347139951;PsychoticBoy;look at FDBF -276740;1347139953;PsychoticBoy;when you start trading, you start failing -276739;1347139955;PsychoticBoy;mine (and paladon`s) iis on glbse -276738;1347139957;PsychoticBoy;in your wallet -276737;1347139961;novusordo;"I run an awesome public investment fund, except only certain people can invest" -276736;1347139961;PsychoticBoy;D don`t want to be a DICK but you don`t ansqwer decent either so wy would eskimobob?. -276735;1347139963;PsychoticBoy;just like on the forum -276734;1347139969;PsychoticBoy;o_0 -276733;1347140083;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: I dont think EskimoBob even has any real assets on glbse -276732;1347140109;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes, I made it so dmc is going to have very high returns in the future -276731;1347140119;Diablo-D3;you keep thinking DMC is an investment fund -276730;1347140120;Diablo-D3;its not -276729;1347140126;Diablo-D3;nav means exactly shit to me -276728;1347140173;Diablo-D3;how is it stupid? dmc is not an investment fund. -276727;1347140198;mircea_popescu;eskimobob is just some random angry internet idiot. -276726;1347140273;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah really -276725;1347140283;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: okay so, when DMC starts selling web hosting products -276724;1347140292;Diablo-D3;how do you still intend on calling it an investment fund -276723;1347140315;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.0666 = 1.332 BTC [-] -276722;1347140333;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1109 BTC [-] -276721;1347140334;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.111 = 0.222 BTC [+] -276720;1347140416;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 17 @ 0.0666 = 1.1322 BTC [-] -276719;1347140479;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.11021 = 3.9676 BTC [-] -276718;1347140481;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.11011 = 7.047 BTC [-] -276717;1347140625;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.11011 = 11.011 BTC [-] -276716;1347140668;PsychoticBoy;sell moar asicminer, let the price drop to 0.01 -276715;1347140949;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you've been repeatedly implying that it is such a thing in the DMC thread -276714;1347140951;Diablo-D3;when it clearly isnt -276713;1347140967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.0003993 = 8.9843 BTC [+] -276712;1347141147;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: then pot it in the thread. -276711;1347141149;Diablo-D3;*pot -276710;1347141152;Diablo-D3;damnit -276709;1347141155;Diablo-D3;*post -276708;1347141165;Diablo-D3;heh -276707;1347141197;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I could just have you banned from the forums, Im pretty sure you've crossed the line enough theymos would act on it -276706;1347141262;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.003395 = 0.0238 BTC [+] -276705;1347141329;Diablo-D3;you're welcome to start a dedicated DMC is a scam thread. -276704;1347141365;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 57 @ 0.01 = 0.57 BTC [+] -276703;1347141390;Diablo-D3;usagi: I traded current earnings for much greater future earnings -276702;1347141570;novusordo;more competition != going out of business -276701;1347141575;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: how have I not done them? -276700;1347141589;Diablo-D3;holy shit. EskimoBob is my tea party. -276699;1347141591;rg;competition is good -276698;1347141595;Diablo-D3;I am the obama to his tea party -276697;1347141598;Diablo-D3;holy. fucking. shit. -276696;1347141600;rg;it makes sure all services being provided are up to par -276695;1347141607;rg;if there was no competition you could just keep giving the shitty service -276694;1347141624;Diablo-D3;usagi: yeah but I'll just end up buying you out -276693;1347141631;Diablo-D3;usagi: plus you dont have the connections to get it done -276692;1347141642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.0003993 = 8.0659 BTC [+] -276691;1347141652;novusordo;look at how many companies renting out VPSes out there... i see no VPS monopoly, lol -276690;1347141679;mircea_popescu;how the hell would a vps monopoly even work. -276689;1347141687;Diablo-D3;usagi: hell, you want to manage my assets so bad? make me a deal. -276688;1347141735;Diablo-D3;bmf? no, I'd want nyan if I did that. -276687;1347141759;PsychoticBoy;I ll buy DMC for 50btc -276686;1347141781;PsychoticBoy;50 is max eskimobob -276685;1347141783;Diablo-D3;usagi: lemme look -276684;1347141785;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 7 @ 0.91 = 6.37 BTC [-] -276683;1347141810;Diablo-D3;!ticker btc-mining -276682;1347141813;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -276681;1347141816;Diablo-D3;!ticker obsi.abmo -276680;1347141817;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.9] [Ask: 0.9969] [Spread: 0.0969] [Last: 0.9979] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.99132846] -276679;1347141818;PsychoticBoy;and then I just pay everyshare holder 0.1 btc and flushing DMC -276678;1347141829;PsychoticBoy;dmc would be nomore mwuhahaha -276677;1347141832;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.55] [Ask: 0.5899] [Spread: 0.0399] [Last: 0.5898] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.55057777] -276676;1347141845;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.00010001] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.09989999] [Last: 0.09] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.08733333] -276675;1347141857;PsychoticBoy;so it would cost me ~ 400 btc so what -276674;1347141869;Diablo-D3;1529 btc -276673;1347141877;PsychoticBoy;just to let this mess stop -276672;1347141903;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.11021 = 3.9676 BTC [+] -276671;1347141904;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.11011 = 7.047 BTC [-] -276670;1347141960;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: per share 0.073 -276669;1347141967;PsychoticBoy;I would only buy DMC to buyout shareholders and give them the assets dmc holds and then let nefario close DMC -276668;1347141979;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: yeah, but closing it really wouldnt DO anything -276667;1347141989;Diablo-D3;it'd just mean I keep the profits -276666;1347141995;PsychoticBoy;yes it would stop this f*cking crap -276665;1347142024;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you're like a month behind in DMC news. -276664;1347142032;PsychoticBoy;I will even pay out my own pocket to let this stop -276663;1347142036;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0005 BTC [+] -276662;1347142081;PsychoticBoy;buy dmc, then sell all assets and return min 0.1 to all share holders -276661;1347142090;PsychoticBoy;and close this shit -276660;1347142102;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: thats an insane idea. -276659;1347142111;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.11021 = 3.9676 BTC [+] -276658;1347142113;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.11011 = 7.047 BTC [-] -276657;1347142115;PsychoticBoy;no its less insane than what you are doing' -276656;1347142135;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: there you go again with that -276655;1347142143;PsychoticBoy;it will cost me some btc but glbse and #assets will be a better place -276654;1347142153;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: what better place, though? -276653;1347142165;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.11011 = 11.011 BTC [-] -276652;1347142172;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy i don't think it's worth it tbh.\ -276651;1347142177;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I traded current earnings for future earnings. -276650;1347142178;mircea_popescu;glbse can't be fixed anyway. -276649;1347142185;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I agree, but neither can mpex -276648;1347142186;PsychoticBoy;yes D you traded more than 4000 dmc for 50 btc -276647;1347142190;Diablo-D3;both should probably be shut down -276646;1347142203;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: yes, I traded 4000 dmc to usagi to keep his investment fund afloat. -276645;1347142212;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -276644;1347142218;PsychoticBoy;yep and destroyed your own further -276643;1347142231;PsychoticBoy;lol -276642;1347142232;mircea_popescu;well that seems scarcely a concern by now -276641;1347142237;PsychoticBoy;come on usagi tell us -276640;1347142239;Diablo-D3;usagi: its more true than you want to admit. -276639;1347142248;Diablo-D3;its not like I got nothing out of it though -276638;1347142253;PsychoticBoy;d stfu let usagi speak -276637;1347142272;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 4 @ 0.0002125 = 0.0009 BTC [-] -276636;1347142273;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 22600 @ 0.0005 = 11.3 BTC [-] -276635;1347142293;mircea_popescu;holy shit giga trading at 50 now ? -276634;1347142294;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: okay, so what would happen if dmc nav exceeded 1 btc? -276633;1347142305;PsychoticBoy;lol ok D ill buy dmc at 300 btc -276632;1347142321;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.15 = 0.75 BTC [-] -276631;1347142323;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 7 @ 0.14 = 0.98 BTC [-] -276630;1347142332;PsychoticBoy;and then im selling all assets and return investors their mnoney and close it -276629;1347142339;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 46 @ 0.11011 = 5.0651 BTC [-] -276628;1347142340;PsychoticBoy;best option -276627;1347142341;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 54 @ 0.11 = 5.94 BTC [-] -276626;1347142346;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: yes, _but I keep all future earnings_ -276625;1347142350;Diablo-D3;how does that help investors? -276624;1347142376;PsychoticBoy;which earnings, iam selling all and closing DMC -276623;1347142382;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.03510001 BTC [-] -276622;1347142390;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: except the earnings dont go away. -276621;1347142400;PsychoticBoy;by giving them 0.1 minimum instead of ~0.02 -276620;1347142579;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy and he just makes a new fund. -276619;1347142606;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 108 @ 0.1109 = 11.9772 BTC [+] -276618;1347142638;PsychoticBoy; PsychoticBoy and he just makes a new fund.<< NO NEVER, stop this m*n**K -276617;1347142653;mircea_popescu;whats m*n**K ?! -276616;1347142657;PsychoticBoy;maniak -276615;1347142661;mircea_popescu;lol -276614;1347142675;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.03 BTC [-] -276613;1347142988;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1016 = 0.2032 BTC [-] -276612;1347143009;PsychoticBoy;Matthew will fail in paying, and paying he must he will lose the bet, kaching -276611;1347143127;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -276610;1347143131;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.01000001] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.13999999] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 12.3] [7dAvg: 0.14999053] -276609;1347143132;PsychoticBoy;!ticker ABM -276608;1347143140;assbot;[GLBSE:ABM] [Bid: 0.10000001] [Ask: 0.28] [Spread: 0.17999999] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.1] -276607;1347143460;MoneyIsDebt;he'll start paying on Monday -276606;1347143464;MoneyIsDebt;it'll take a week or so -276605;1347143469;MoneyIsDebt;starting with the oldest accounts -276604;1347143474;MoneyIsDebt;... wait a minute -276603;1347143487;PsychoticBoy;pirate also said he would pay, and did he NO -276602;1347143517;PsychoticBoy;green hornets are better -276601;1347143556;mircea_popescu;lol MoneyIsDebt -276600;1347143598;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 4 @ 0.0002125 = 0.0009 BTC [-] -276599;1347143655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00040069 = 1.3623 BTC [+] -276598;1347143655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 980 @ 0.00040308 = 0.395 BTC [+] -276597;1347143727;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 12 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0015 BTC [+] -276596;1347143880;MoneyIsDebt;Matthew: http://panzner.typepad.com/.a/6a00d83451591e69e2017c31b4fcf8970b-pi -276595;1347144212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31100 @ 0.00040499 = 12.5952 BTC [+] -276594;1347144372;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 1.039 BTC [+] -276593;1347144586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00040449 = 4.773 BTC [-] -276592;1347144639;novusordo;who knows? maybe on interest day for BTCST pirate will repay! right guise? ...right? -276591;1347144640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 121 @ 0.00348181 = 0.4213 BTC [+] -276590;1347144768;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1101 = 3.9636 BTC [-] -276589;1347144769;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.11 = 7.04 BTC [-] -276588;1347144863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00040449 = 5.8247 BTC [-] -276587;1347144926;novusordo;i bought some, and made profit by selling to those with hope -276586;1347144931;novusordo;thanks, pirate! -276585;1347145292;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.003395 BTC [+] -276584;1347145500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23220 @ 0.00040449 = 9.3923 BTC [-] -276583;1347145571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.0003993 = 0.4792 BTC [-] -276582;1347145572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00039863 = 2.9499 BTC [-] -276581;1347145788;mircea_popescu;omg pirate paid! -276580;1347145803;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 16 @ 0.0198 = 0.3168 BTC [+] -276579;1347145809;rdponticelli;Oh! Let buy all the PPT! -276578;1347145827;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -276577;1347145866;rdponticelli;Wait? What paid pirate today? -276576;1347145873;rdponticelli;A tea, maybe? -276575;1347145875;rdponticelli;xD -276574;1347145881;PsychoticBoy;pirate paid? yes 10 btc maybe -276573;1347145905;PsychoticBoy;not all full accounts, impossible -276572;1347145921;rdponticelli;A long drink on some caribean beach... -276571;1347145937;PsychoticBoy;pictures, tx or it didn`t happen -276570;1347145948;PsychoticBoy;lol -276569;1347145973;rdponticelli;It won't happen, take it easy xD -276568;1347146027;mircea_popescu;kik -276567;1347146036;PsychoticBoy;:D -276566;1347146043;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy it's just my daily-ish joke -276565;1347146048;mircea_popescu;altho sometimes i miss a day -276564;1347146070;PsychoticBoy;its a good one lol -276563;1347146085;rdponticelli;You'll kill somebody with your joke -276562;1347146094;rdponticelli;We need a cardiologist :) -276561;1347146143;PsychoticBoy;AED plz.... and clear -276560;1347146528;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.09577 = 0.5746 BTC [+] -276559;1347146880;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.101599 = 1.2192 BTC [-] -276558;1347146926;PsychoticBoy;a chilli? -276557;1347146938;Ignatius-otc;usagi are you a single female with a desire to see the usa? ;) -276556;1347146957;PsychoticBoy;no he is a male ;) -276555;1347146977;PsychoticBoy;as much as a girl as i am, guy in real life -276554;1347147183;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1101 = 3.9636 BTC [+] -276553;1347147184;mircea_popescu;lmao Ignatius-otc are you picking up ? -276552;1347147184;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.11 = 7.04 BTC [-] -276551;1347147214;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.04142624 BTC [-] -276550;1347147324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48252 @ 0.00040046 = 19.323 BTC [+] -276549;1347147342;sgnb;mircea_popescu: is it possible to query mpex for the current strike price? -276548;1347147343;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1101 = 3.9636 BTC [+] -276547;1347147345;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.11 = 7.04 BTC [-] -276546;1347147363;mircea_popescu;sgnb mpex doesn't use that concept tho. you can query for the order book -276545;1347147373;mircea_popescu;or you mean last trade price ? -276544;1347147385;sgnb;I mean the strike price used for exercising options -276543;1347147431;mircea_popescu;o. -276542;1347147435;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -276541;1347147436;gribble;10.99 -276540;1347147437;mircea_popescu;that. -276539;1347147456;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.11 = 0.44 BTC [-] -276538;1347147457;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.106 = 3.18 BTC [-] -276537;1347147459;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.10500002 = 0.525 BTC [-] -276536;1347147460;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.10500001 = 5.25 BTC [-] -276535;1347147461;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.10500001 = 1.155 BTC [-] -276534;1347147479;rdponticelli;Hey, they keep dumping ASICMINER -276533;1347147484;rdponticelli;Bad news? -276532;1347147488;Ignatius-otc;mircea_popescu, I need someone to cook and clean...ideally...brb foods -276531;1347147496;mircea_popescu;maybe just general market chill after pirate/hashking/etc -276530;1347147508;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.689 BTC [-] -276529;1347147527;sgnb;mircea_popescu: that's an external source, isn't it? what happens if it is unavailable? -276528;1347147544;PsychoticBoy;yes asicminer is (what I think if I look at the past asicminer with same (almost) contract its a scam -276527;1347147553;mircea_popescu;sgnb then mpex doesn't quote anymore. -276526;1347147563;PsychoticBoy;look at the contract damnit -276525;1347147572;PsychoticBoy;look the date -276524;1347147579;PsychoticBoy;august 28 2011 -276523;1347147583;PsychoticBoy;same as last year -276522;1347147592;PsychoticBoy;cant find it -276521;1347147595;PsychoticBoy;yes -276520;1347147610;PsychoticBoy;it s been tried in june 2011 -276519;1347147630;sgnb;mircea_popescu: meaning exercise won't work, right? -276518;1347147659;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.10500001 = 4.095 BTC [-] -276517;1347147660;PsychoticBoy;so, if it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck then it IS a duck -276516;1347147661;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 61 @ 0.105 = 6.405 BTC [-] -276515;1347147664;mircea_popescu;well, you won't be able to exercise by ordering on mpex. -276514;1347147679;mircea_popescu;if the situation is transient (as it happened, a few hours tops in the past) then that's what it is. -276513;1347147682;PsychoticBoy;asicminer is a scam, mark my words -276512;1347147691;mircea_popescu;if for whatver reason the service goes away i'll come up with some alternative. -276511;1347147702;PsychoticBoy;mark my words, you too Diablo-D3 -276510;1347147714;PsychoticBoy;you up your ass in asicminer -276509;1347147718;PsychoticBoy;dumb -276508;1347147749;PsychoticBoy;and DUMP -276507;1347147760;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1059 = 0.5295 BTC [+] -276506;1347147779;PsychoticBoy;:D -276505;1347147781;PsychoticBoy;moar -276504;1347147785;mircea_popescu;sgnb but you do bring up an interesting point, i'm going to have to add this to the faq. -276503;1347147800;PsychoticBoy;I sold when price was .14 :D -276502;1347147817;sgnb;mircea_popescu: that would be very nice -276501;1347147870;sgnb;the faq is currently vague on what it takes for spot price -276500;1347148071;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 3 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0004 BTC [+] -276499;1347148143;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1058 = 1.058 BTC [-] -276498;1347148145;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.106 = 10.6 BTC [+] -276497;1347148453;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.105 = 10.5 BTC [-] -276496;1347148505;mircea_popescu;sgnb http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#25 -276495;1347148620;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.105 = 4.095 BTC [-] -276494;1347148783;PsychoticBoy;I bet I will be kicked in the nuts -276493;1347148787;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.105 = 10.5 BTC [-] -276492;1347148827;sgnb;mircea_popescu: thanks -276491;1347148845;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 5 @ 0.0002125 = 0.0011 BTC [-] -276490;1347148847;PsychoticBoy;as mod/staff member theymos advised me not to -276489;1347148868;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 12 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0015 BTC [+] -276488;1347148878;PsychoticBoy;because I cant prove it -276487;1347148903;mircea_popescu;o you're forum staff PsychoticBoy ? -276486;1347148903;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.105 = 10.5 BTC [-] -276485;1347148976;PsychoticBoy;hope not, that would mean friedcat is selling moar crap -276484;1347149010;PsychoticBoy;yes -276483;1347149015;PsychoticBoy;mircea I am -276482;1347149058;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.105 = 10.5 BTC [-] -276481;1347149088;PsychoticBoy; dude, if you discover a scam, you better report it or you are like the scammer too<< sry I got no data of the old contract, so no prove -276480;1347149100;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1058 = 1.058 BTC [+] -276479;1347149101;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.106 = 10.6 BTC [+] -276478;1347149114;PsychoticBoy;wowzers asicminer selloff -276477;1347149139;PsychoticBoy;yep I know usagi , it is the same but I cant prove it -276476;1347149191;PsychoticBoy;If people read contracts they will know, the prove is in the contract but its not hard prove -276475;1347149218;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.105 = 10.5 BTC [-] -276474;1347149290;PsychoticBoy;1+1=2 -276473;1347149337;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.105 = 10.5 BTC [-] -276472;1347149420;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 43 @ 0.105 = 4.515 BTC [-] -276471;1347149426;Rothgar;2+2 = 5 -276470;1347149570;mircea_popescu;http://heartiste.wordpress.com/2011/11/22/social-media-and-female-self-esteem/ -276469;1347149573;mircea_popescu;this is an interesting read -276468;1347149939;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7800 @ 0.00053278 = 4.1557 BTC [+] -276467;1347150007;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.101599 = 0.8128 BTC [-] -276466;1347150211;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 78 @ 0.05 = 3.9 BTC [-] -276465;1347150244;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 20 @ 0.0515 = 1.03 BTC [+] -276464;1347150774;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [-] -276463;1347151011;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.101599 BTC [-] -276462;1347151033;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 14 @ 0.001 = 0.014 BTC [+] -276461;1347151219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7348 @ 0.00040008 = 2.9398 BTC [-] -276460;1347151219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30012 @ 0.00040016 = 12.0096 BTC [+] -276459;1347151563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00039998 = 3.2398 BTC [-] -276458;1347151563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48973 @ 0.00039979 = 19.5789 BTC [-] -276457;1347152669;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.101599 = 0.4064 BTC [-] -276456;1347152994;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 257 @ 0.105 = 26.985 BTC [-] -276455;1347152995;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.10243001 = 5.1215 BTC [-] -276454;1347152997;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 250 @ 0.10243 = 25.6075 BTC [-] -276453;1347152998;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 42 @ 0.10232 = 4.2974 BTC [-] -276452;1347152999;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 44 @ 0.1022999 = 4.5012 BTC [-] -276451;1347153000;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10221011 = 2.0442 BTC [-] -276450;1347153001;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10221011 = 2.0442 BTC [-] -276449;1347153002;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1022101 = 10.221 BTC [-] -276448;1347153003;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.102 = 0.51 BTC [-] -276447;1347153004;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 60 @ 0.10111011 = 6.0666 BTC [-] -276446;1347153005;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.10111 = 10.111 BTC [-] -276445;1347153342;mircea_popescu;quite the sell-off huh -276444;1347153428;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.0999 = 0.999 BTC [-] -276443;1347153440;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -276442;1347153507;Obsi;What's this business about an ASICMINER scam? -276441;1347153774;mircea_popescu;Obsi apparently there existed some offering by the same name last year. -276440;1347153782;mircea_popescu;or at least so PsychoticBoy was saying -276439;1347153796;PsychoticBoy;yes there was all can read though so -276438;1347153816;PsychoticBoy;proof is under your nose -276437;1347153827;Obsi;asicminer.net? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=29696.0 -276436;1347153834;PsychoticBoy;read the contract -276435;1347153841;PsychoticBoy;also -276434;1347153873;PsychoticBoy;obsi you totally got it -276433;1347153919;PsychoticBoy;1+1 = 2 -276432;1347153932;PsychoticBoy;almost same contract, same location -276431;1347153942;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC -276430;1347153971;PsychoticBoy;I dont got the hard prove but I believe what I see -276429;1347154013;Obsi;Diablo-D3: what's your opinion on this? -276428;1347154021;PsychoticBoy;hahaha hes fucked -276427;1347154029;PsychoticBoy;with his shares -276426;1347154043;PsychoticBoy;not only his DMC shares now also asicminer -276425;1347154063;PsychoticBoy;I hope I am wrong b ut it obvious -276424;1347154082;Obsi;Yeah OBSI.ABMO is holding 5,000 of them as well, I was not aware of this older asicminer -276423;1347154084;PsychoticBoy;one word: facepalm -276422;1347154123;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0999 = 0.1998 BTC [-] -276421;1347154145;PsychoticBoy;chinees ppl like to fuck us, dogs in the food, and now crappy assets -276420;1347154187;Rothgar;It's a race to buy bitcoin before the Chinese -276419;1347154197;PsychoticBoy;lol asicminer under 0.1 -276418;1347154208;PsychoticBoy;come on drop bitch -276417;1347154236;PsychoticBoy;cheap chinees crap, their imitation shizzle is always crap too -276416;1347154281;PsychoticBoy;lol -276415;1347154307;PsychoticBoy;they wait for bfl then imitate the chip and board -276414;1347154356;PsychoticBoy;with cheaper less durable (even less than bfl) shizzle chips and boards -276413;1347154363;PsychoticBoy;lol -276412;1347154376;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 91 @ 0.0999 = 9.0909 BTC [-] -276411;1347154377;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [+] -276410;1347154466;PsychoticBoy;hahaha like this: pirate has paid? huh mircea lol -276409;1347154597;Obsi;;;tslb -276408;1347154601;gribble;Time since last block: 1 hour, 1 minute, and 12 seconds -276407;1347154605;Obsi;damn -276406;1347154623;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -276405;1347154623;PsychoticBoy;and? -276404;1347154629;PsychoticBoy;what? -276403;1347154635;Obsi;pirate paid! -276402;1347154638;PsychoticBoy;lol -276401;1347154652;Obsi;for a latte at starbucks -276400;1347154660;PsychoticBoy;lmfao -276399;1347154687;PsychoticBoy;almost* -276398;1347154698;PsychoticBoy;I am banned -276397;1347154734;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 20 @ 0.149 = 2.98 BTC [-] -276396;1347154751;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1015899 BTC [-] -276395;1347154757;PsychoticBoy;ok ill try -276394;1347154757;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -276393;1347154771;PsychoticBoy;banned :( -276392;1347154787;PsychoticBoy;because I told pirate the truth -276391;1347154839;PsychoticBoy;If had more than 2k in his savings I would hunt him down -276390;1347154898;rg;someone should probably tell evoorhees -276389;1347154898;rg;that satoshidice just broke -276388;1347154905;rg;and is now holding over 1000 BTC in winnings -276387;1347154907;rg;that dont belong -276386;1347154937;mircea_popescu;;;later tell deadterra you have any comments on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=29696.160 ? -276385;1347154939;gribble;The operation succeeded. -276384;1347154950;rg;http://www.satoshidice.com/ -276383;1347154952;rg;check it out -276382;1347154976;rg;what a piece of shit -276381;1347154981;rg;SELL SELL SELL -276380;1347154999;mircea_popescu;rg huh ? -276379;1347155008;rg;satoshidice is broken -276378;1347155012;rg;so people should sell their shares -276377;1347155014;rg;cause it sucks -276376;1347155034;mircea_popescu;can you get moar concrete than that ? -276375;1347155039;rg;i was just trying to show a friend how it works -276374;1347155040;rg;and it breaks -276373;1347155055;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 17 @ 0.0198 = 0.3366 BTC [+] -276372;1347155060;rg;i just feel bad for the guy whos not going to get his 100 BTC payout now -276371;1347155062;mircea_popescu;ok the unknowns ? -276370;1347155068;rg;yes -276369;1347155071;rg;unknown = not sending -276368;1347155075;rg;not for a very long time -276367;1347155091;mircea_popescu;i dunno what that is -276366;1347155091;rg;i had a friend wait three days -276365;1347155094;rg;for an unknown -276364;1347155097;rg;its their code -276363;1347155098;rg;breaking -276362;1347155115;rg;pretty simple -276361;1347155117;mircea_popescu;hm -276360;1347155118;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 222 @ 0.1 = 22.2 BTC [+] -276359;1347155137;rg;lol people are still throwing money at it -276358;1347155139;PsychoticBoy;I know eskimobob, he is a conceited bitch -276357;1347155141;rg;every bet is going unknown -276356;1347155185;rg;this is probably how SD reports 1000 btc income -276355;1347155187;rg;for 1 day -276354;1347155189;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24063 @ 0.0005 = 12.0315 BTC [-] -276353;1347155192;rg;its just in the queue to be paid -276352;1347155196;rg;and it pays out at 12AM EST -276351;1347155202;rg;at least thts when i get paid my unknowns -276350;1347155212;mircea_popescu;well i shot him an email in case he's not aware -276349;1347155222;rg;hes aware -276348;1347155223;Diablo-D3;so people are still claiming asicminer is a scam? -276347;1347155224;rg;this happens all the time -276346;1347155237;rg;aware & fixing are apparently different -276345;1347155252;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 they were earlier. -276344;1347155271;Diablo-D3;I dont think it is -276343;1347155274;rg;i guantee you no asic miners will ever come out -276342;1347155305;mircea_popescu;rg that may be a little much. why not ? -276341;1347155308;PsychoticBoy;I almost certain it is look at contract and past -276340;1347155310;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure we'll have some eventuyally. -276339;1347155330;rg;look -276338;1347155334;rg;i can guarantee you anything you want -276337;1347155351;PsychoticBoy;guarantee me bitches -276336;1347155355;PsychoticBoy;lol -276335;1347155358;mircea_popescu;lol -276334;1347155438;PsychoticBoy;he ows me -276333;1347155456;PsychoticBoy;1k -276332;1347155482;PsychoticBoy;I would hunt him down for that, if I werent in Europe -276331;1347155532;PsychoticBoy;if it was 2k I would hunt him down in the US -276330;1347155539;PsychoticBoy;I would take flight -276329;1347155548;Diablo-D3;man -276328;1347155550;Diablo-D3;I should start a scam =/ -276327;1347155588;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy plane ticket is what, 2k ? -276326;1347155601;PsychoticBoy;no 980eur -276325;1347155612;PsychoticBoy;to NY -276324;1347155642;PsychoticBoy;one way ticket -276323;1347155646;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1015899 = 0.9143 BTC [-] -276322;1347155648;Diablo-D3;okay so -276321;1347155654;Diablo-D3;Im going to start a fund -276320;1347155655;PsychoticBoy;from Holland -276319;1347155656;mircea_popescu;well and you remain there ? not coming back ? -276318;1347155662;Diablo-D3;that pays out 7% yearly -276317;1347155696;PsychoticBoy;Yes thats what i meant that kind of trip is gonna cost me so -276316;1347155715;PsychoticBoy;I live in the netherlands -276315;1347155718;PsychoticBoy;ok -276314;1347155724;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10599 = 0.212 BTC [+] -276313;1347155741;PsychoticBoy;plz send to 19R1QWDSEYN8X3yLdJPpSbwnR8Ka3LEFxP and help me through winter -276312;1347155796;PsychoticBoy;the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow -276311;1347155802;PsychoticBoy;no not yet -276310;1347155810;PsychoticBoy;its 25C here now -276309;1347155836;PsychoticBoy;its summer here -276308;1347155872;PsychoticBoy;winter will start november/december -276307;1347155898;PsychoticBoy;then it will be -5C-+10C -276306;1347155929;PsychoticBoy;we are not eskimo`s ;) -276305;1347156015;PsychoticBoy;lol -276304;1347156026;PsychoticBoy;ok we dont have real winters -276303;1347156056;PsychoticBoy;we ll be lucky if we can iceskate for a week per year -276302;1347156114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8275 @ 0.00039985 = 3.3088 BTC [+] -276301;1347156116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7320 @ 0.00039979 = 2.9265 BTC [-] -276300;1347156117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38205 @ 0.00039903 = 15.2449 BTC [-] -276299;1347156155;rg;you know the real sketchy thing about satoshidice.com -276298;1347156158;rg;theres no 'contact' -276297;1347156166;rg;so even if you have a problem, you cant do anything about it -276296;1347156180;rg;youd think a site that is dealing with 100's of thousands o dollars a day -276295;1347156188;rg;would have some customer support, yea? -276294;1347156193;PsychoticBoy;contact evoorhees is the only option -276293;1347156198;rg;right -276292;1347156200;rg;that's my point -276291;1347156210;rg;i mean for a company who just took in 11k btc for an IPO -276290;1347156212;mircea_popescu;i imagine if they shelled out for support it'd cost more. -276289;1347156216;rg;youd think they could hire someone / get it running properly -276288;1347156226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2595 @ 0.00039903 = 1.0355 BTC [-] -276287;1347156227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9137 @ 0.00039863 = 3.6423 BTC [-] -276286;1347156229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28868 @ 0.00039853 = 11.5048 BTC [-] -276285;1347156232;rg;mircea_popescu: even MPEX has suppot -276284;1347156238;rg;support* -276283;1347156244;mircea_popescu;even ? lol -276282;1347156304;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [-] -276281;1347156311;rg;yes even mpex -276280;1347156330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15932 @ 0.00039853 = 6.3494 BTC [-] -276279;1347156331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35000 @ 0.00039794 = 13.9279 BTC [-] -276278;1347156332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3068 @ 0.00039712 = 1.2184 BTC [-] -276277;1347156341;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 5 @ 1.03 = 5.15 BTC [-] -276276;1347156343;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.61 BTC [+] -276275;1347156344;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.608 BTC [+] -276274;1347156384;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.613 = 1.226 BTC [+] -276273;1347156539;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10599 = 2.1198 BTC [+] -276272;1347156757;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 2 @ 1.03 = 2.06 BTC [-] -276271;1347156775;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.1015899 = 1.4223 BTC [-] -276270;1347156987;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 10 @ 0.97 = 9.7 BTC [-] -276269;1347157147;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 4 @ 0.07499 = 0.3 BTC [+] -276268;1347157276;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [+] -276267;1347157358;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134237522533.jpg have somefruits gents. -276266;1347157364;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.0998 BTC [-] -276265;1347157365;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.07499 BTC [+] -276264;1347157379;Diablo-D3;oh snap -276263;1347157463;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.602 = 7.224 BTC [+] -276262;1347157465;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6011 BTC [-] -276261;1347157466;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.601 = 1.803 BTC [-] -276260;1347157467;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.601 = 5.409 BTC [-] -276259;1347157469;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6001 BTC [-] -276258;1347157470;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.6 = 4.2 BTC [-] -276257;1347157663;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: do you take all these photos? -276256;1347157669;copumpkin;or just collect them -276255;1347157678;mircea_popescu;you know what 4chan is right ? -276254;1347157684;copumpkin;yup -276253;1347157698;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu likes /d/ -276252;1347157713;mircea_popescu;copumpkin well the same principle. moot doesn't take the pic -276251;1347157722;copumpkin;was just curious :) -276250;1347157728;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: actually, he might -276249;1347157729;copumpkin;I thought you said you were a photographer at some point -276248;1347157741;copumpkin;and given your other interests, it wouldn't be a huge stretch for you to take these yourself -276247;1347157765;mircea_popescu;copumpkin well i have tons of chicks pix i took myself, but i don't tend to publish -276246;1347157767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42098 @ 0.00039712 = 16.718 BTC [-] -276245;1347157769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4102 @ 0.00039711 = 1.6289 BTC [-] -276244;1347157770;copumpkin;ah -276243;1347157777;Diablo-D3;:D -276242;1347157792;mircea_popescu;after all, they're not models, they're just sluts. -276241;1347157882;mircea_popescu;i should prolly add this to the mpex faq as a security factor : someone breaking into my sikrit vault is more likely to steal the pix of angelina jolie sucking my cock than your bitcoinz -276240;1347157926;Diablo-D3;>bitcoins -276239;1347157927;Diablo-D3;>vault -276238;1347158012;mircea_popescu;the boston company ? -276237;1347158168;Diablo-D3;dunno if they're in boston -276236;1347158212;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.003395 = 0.1698 BTC [+] -276235;1347158333;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09577 BTC [+] -276234;1347158380;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.74510001 = 3.7255 BTC [-] -276233;1347158381;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.74500001 = 3.725 BTC [-] -276232;1347158383;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.745 BTC [-] -276231;1347158384;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.74000001 = 3.7 BTC [-] -276230;1347158385;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.74 = 4.44 BTC [-] -276229;1347158468;mircea_popescu;As GLBSE is collapsing along with Nefario's trust level, I decided to provide the community with a system that would allow asset issuers to smoothly migrate their customers to a new asset management platform, based on a completely different security and trust system. -276228;1347158468;mircea_popescu;Unlike GLBSE, #assets-otc is not a trading system, but just a contract management system (at least for the moment). -276227;1347158478;mircea_popescu;lol, let us reimplement mpex -276226;1347158862;rdponticelli;The piotr-n thing? -276225;1347158872;mircea_popescu;yeah -276224;1347158902;rdponticelli;Yeah, a lot more trustworthy -276223;1347158910;rdponticelli;lol -276222;1347158912;mircea_popescu;yeah :D -276221;1347158939;mircea_popescu;as they say, intelligent people make new things, stupid people reimplement old things poorly. -276220;1347158961;mircea_popescu;"After yet another exchange being hacked, I can't help asking myself: Why do exchanges need a hot wallet on the server at all?" -276219;1347158973;mircea_popescu;o wow, someone on the forum is getting an idea. -276218;1347158975;mircea_popescu;im impressed. -276217;1347158988;rdponticelli;lol -276216;1347158994;rdponticelli;Creativity is booming! -276215;1347159137;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1015899 BTC [-] -276214;1347159173;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -276213;1347159212;kakobrekla;hm -276212;1347159221;kakobrekla;smpake is one big hot wallet :( -276211;1347159252;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -276210;1347159337;mircea_popescu;that's maybe not so great. -276209;1347159351;rdponticelli;Can I short it kako? -276208;1347159353;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla : have money go to your paper/otherwise secure wallet. -276207;1347159357;rdponticelli;;) -276206;1347159369;mircea_popescu;and only pay from some funds you keep in the hot wallet, maybe 1-200 btc tops -276205;1347159408;kakobrekla;meh -276204;1347159416;kakobrekla;im just gonna make it unhackable -276203;1347159421;kakobrekla;;> -276202;1347159432;rdponticelli;That's the spirit! -276201;1347159455;rdponticelli;lol -276200;1347159475;mircea_popescu;ya, make it unhackable -276199;1347159488;mircea_popescu;THEN, make all payments to to secure wallet and only pay from the 1-200 btc hotwallet on site -276198;1347159570;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [+] -276197;1347159572;kakobrekla;well accually -276196;1347159577;kakobrekla;there is no hot wallet -276195;1347159582;kakobrekla;just a bunch of api keys -276194;1347159597;rdponticelli;The "unhackability" of things tend to be inversely proportional to the value those thing store -276193;1347159605;kakobrekla;uhum -276192;1347159717;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1015899 = 0.2032 BTC [-] -276191;1347159751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1988 @ 0.00040016 = 0.7955 BTC [+] -276190;1347159752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21334 @ 0.00040035 = 8.5411 BTC [+] -276189;1347159851;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.1003 = 3.9117 BTC [-] -276188;1347159852;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1002 = 2.505 BTC [-] -276187;1347159854;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1 = 3.6 BTC [-] -276186;1347159899;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli now that's true. -276185;1347159915;rdponticelli;Yeap... -276184;1347159929;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 60 @ 0.1 = 6 BTC [-] -276183;1347159931;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1 = 0.9 BTC [-] -276182;1347159952;rdponticelli;And if it was not, and you're a coder, you anyway have to code as if it was -276181;1347160239;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -276180;1347160241;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 39 @ 0.1 = 3.9 BTC [-] -276179;1347160265;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -276178;1347160547;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1011 = 0.3033 BTC [-] -276177;1347160548;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.101 = 4.04 BTC [-] -276176;1347161036;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.09 = 0.9 BTC [-] -276175;1347161038;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.08 = 0.8 BTC [-] -276174;1347161039;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 28 @ 0.07 = 1.96 BTC [-] -276173;1347161073;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14400 @ 0.00050528 = 7.276 BTC [+] -276172;1347161075;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 35704 @ 0.00051526 = 18.3968 BTC [+] -276171;1347161076;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00051537 = 2.6284 BTC [+] -276170;1347161077;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12600 @ 0.00051957 = 6.5466 BTC [+] -276169;1347161078;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 23573 @ 0.00053725 = 12.6646 BTC [+] -276168;1347161080;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8623 @ 0.00055 = 4.7427 BTC [+] -276167;1347161095;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -276166;1347161099;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.65] [Ask: 0.69978] [Spread: 0.04978] [Last: 0.6] [24hVol: 216.49771031] [7dAvg: 0.78434102] -276165;1347161102;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -276164;1347161104;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.0005 / 0.00062107 / 0.0007446 (566480 shares, 351.83 BTC), 30day: 0.0005 / 0.00091494 / 0.00115139 (11187380 shares, 10,235.85 BTC) -276163;1347161169;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 33 @ 0.003395 = 0.112 BTC [+] -276162;1347161206;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 33 @ 0.003395 = 0.112 BTC [+] -276161;1347161251;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.003395 = 0.3395 BTC [+] -276160;1347161341;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 44 @ 0.003395 = 0.1494 BTC [+] -276159;1347161788;kakobrekla;this is insane or retarded or both https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104275.60 -276158;1347161907;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 6 @ 0.988 = 5.928 BTC [-] -276157;1347161908;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 14 @ 0.989 = 13.846 BTC [+] -276156;1347162520;mircea_popescu;the only time i bought forum advertising it was something like 5 btc and had a pretty bad roi. -276155;1347162751;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1015898 BTC [+] -276154;1347162808;Bane_Capital;mircea_popescu: It's because Theymos doesn't believe in images -276153;1347162818;mircea_popescu;maybe -276152;1347162861;rdponticelli;Wow, the asic fever is driving everybody nuts -276151;1347163016;Bane_Capital;If I had the money, I would just buy my own round of ASICs and keep them to myself -276150;1347163151;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.0999 = 3.8961 BTC [-] -276149;1347163152;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 31 @ 0.1 = 3.1 BTC [+] -276148;1347163387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51531 @ 0.00039884 = 20.5526 BTC [-] -276147;1347163539;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 70 @ 0.0179 = 1.253 BTC [-] -276146;1347163577;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 400 @ 0.00050586 = 0.2023 BTC [-] -276145;1347163578;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 100 @ 0.00055 = 0.055 BTC [+] -276144;1347163678;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1015898 = 0.7111 BTC [+] -276143;1347163716;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1015899 = 0.5079 BTC [+] -276142;1347163762;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.00955 = 0.0955 BTC [-] -276141;1347163774;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1015899 = 1.0159 BTC [+] -276140;1347163789;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1015899 BTC [+] -276139;1347163817;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1015899 = 0.3048 BTC [+] -276138;1347163829;mircea_popescu;rg mk so word from voorhees is that the thing happens when the bet volume is very large, but they;re working on it. -276137;1347164365;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1015899 BTC [+] -276136;1347165089;mircea_popescu;http://cdn.oddstuffmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/512.jpg the chinese have turned the rivers commie -276135;1347165331;Bane_Capital;I am pretty sure that is blatant water poisoning gone horribly wrong. -276134;1347165378;mircea_popescu;Soros, a liberal philanthropist who rose to fame as an investor on a big bet against the British pound in 1992, said a Germany-free euro zone could be more competitive in exports and service its debts more cheaply with a weaker, France-led "Latin" euro. -276133;1347165382;mircea_popescu;lmao that asshat. -276132;1347165394;mircea_popescu;i wonder how much he makes if euro splits. all told. -276131;1347165398;mircea_popescu;10 bn ? 100 bn ? -276130;1347165574;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 0.6699 = 9.3786 BTC [+] -276129;1347165576;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 41 @ 0.67 = 27.47 BTC [+] -276128;1347165577;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.696 = 3.48 BTC [+] -276127;1347165578;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.69988 = 1.3998 BTC [+] -276126;1347165579;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.69989 = 1.3998 BTC [+] -276125;1347165822;Bane_Capital;mircea_popescu: 10 billion sounds right. -276124;1347165833;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -276123;1347165835;mircea_popescu;he's worth about 20 or so -276122;1347165900;Bane_Capital;At least that's what he reports -276121;1347165967;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -276120;1347165982;mircea_popescu;obviously hard to know for sure. -276119;1347166034;Bane_Capital;Well, imagine you have billions of dollars. Are you really going to report everything you have and pay taxes on it if you can get by not doing so? -276118;1347166043;Bane_Capital;Especially with that amount of monetary clout? -276117;1347166078;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 16 @ 0.989 = 15.824 BTC [+] -276116;1347166080;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 9 @ 0.99 = 8.91 BTC [+] -276115;1347166086;mircea_popescu;he's not paying taxes lol -276114;1347166099;mircea_popescu;the reason he can't set foot in the us is that he's wanted for tax fraud/evasion -276113;1347166110;Bane_Capital;lol -276112;1347166164;Bane_Capital;Anyways, whistleblowers claim the wealthiest families of this world have tens of trillions of dollars in vastly networked trusts. -276111;1347166173;Bane_Capital;Probably that is a understatement. -276110;1347166183;Bane_Capital;Wealth can be hidden relatively easily -276109;1347166187;Bane_Capital;assuming you have the wealth. -276108;1347166212;mircea_popescu;dollars are unfortunately worthless, but sure. -276107;1347166223;Bane_Capital;Well, that was a valuation of their assets. -276106;1347166235;Bane_Capital;I mean, of course no trillionaire is keeping US dollaarsx -276105;1347166238;Bane_Capital;dollars* -276104;1347166239;Bane_Capital;lol -276103;1347166251;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 10 @ 0.07699999 = 0.77 BTC [-] -276102;1347166750;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -276101;1347166875;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 18 @ 0.00012433 = 0.0022 BTC [+] -276100;1347167019;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.0034 = 0.0136 BTC [+] -276099;1347167336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00348181 = 0.5223 BTC [+] -276098;1347167678;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.101 = 10.1 BTC [+] -276097;1347167680;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.102 = 10.2 BTC [+] -276096;1347167681;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.103 = 2.575 BTC [+] -276095;1347167852;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.101 = 0.202 BTC [-] -276094;1347167961;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4000 @ 0.0034 = 13.6 BTC [+] -276093;1347168067;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.P2P.LOANS] 133 @ 0.1 = 13.3 BTC -276092;1347168068;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.P2P.LOANS] 250 @ 0.11 = 27.5 BTC [+] -276091;1347168173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8769 @ 0.00039884 = 3.4974 BTC [-] -276090;1347168179;assbot;[GLBSE] [TICKER] 204 @ 0.46 = 93.84 BTC [+] -276089;1347168540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24257 @ 0.00040021 = 9.7079 BTC [+] -276088;1347168647;blazing;who wants to buy my hashking debt -276087;1347168834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7998 @ 0.00039711 = 3.1761 BTC [-] -276086;1347168835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1102 @ 0.00039693 = 0.4374 BTC [-] -276085;1347169045;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1001 = 9.9099 BTC [-] -276084;1347169047;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 101 @ 0.10001 = 10.101 BTC [-] -276083;1347169290;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 96 @ 0.10001 = 9.601 BTC [-] -276082;1347169830;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 40 @ 0.001 = 0.04 BTC [+] -276081;1347169971;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00053961 = 2.6441 BTC [-] -276080;1347169973;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 31400 @ 0.00054147 = 17.0022 BTC [+] -276079;1347169974;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 43700 @ 0.00055 = 24.035 BTC [+] -276078;1347170052;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 112778 @ 0.00055 = 62.0279 BTC [+] -276077;1347170054;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2222 @ 0.0007446 = 1.6545 BTC [+] -276076;1347170336;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009 BTC [+] -276075;1347170372;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.101 = 0.808 BTC [+] -276074;1347194089;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 7 @ 0.975 = 6.825 BTC [-] -276073;1347194759;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 30 @ 0.148 = 4.44 BTC [-] -276072;1347194812;Chaang-Noi;CPA is getting sold down hard -276071;1347194826;Chaang-Noi;are the assets the hold publis somewhere? -276070;1347195265;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -276069;1347195270;Bane_Capital;Well it's time to hold a vote. : P -276068;1347195305;Bane_Capital;Oh -276067;1347195572;mircea_popescu;7 btc worth hardly seems worth the notice. -276066;1347195645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6909 @ 0.00039541 = 2.7319 BTC [-] -276065;1347195646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29400 @ 0.0003954 = 11.6248 BTC [-] -276064;1347195647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00039537 = 0.9489 BTC [-] -276063;1347195648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7391 @ 0.00039534 = 2.922 BTC [-] -276062;1347195653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00039534 = 1.107 BTC [-] -276061;1347195674;mircea_popescu;.py 0.00039534 / 0.00039541 -276060;1347195676;markac;0.999822968564 -276059;1347195689;mircea_popescu;ahahaah 0.02% over 18 btc ? lol -276058;1347195750;kakobrekla;hm? -276057;1347195823;mircea_popescu;18btc of mpoe sold off, price drops 0.02% -276056;1347195840;kakobrekla;ah -276055;1347195840;Chaang-Noi;so you guy get called bankrupt cuz no assets and in responce you dont show you hold any assets? -276054;1347195857;Chaang-Noi;im talking about cpa -276053;1347195875;Chaang-Noi;and then shock cpa gets sold off -276052;1347195887;Chaang-Noi;its your business, i guess... best of luck. -276051;1347195897;Chaang-Noi;anyway have cpa to borrow? -276050;1347195902;Chaang-Noi;i will pay double dividends -276049;1347195910;Chaang-Noi;anyone* -276048;1347195916;Chaang-Noi;i want to short cpa -276047;1347195927;Chaang-Noi;im seeing if anyone will let me borrow more shares to short -276046;1347195929;mircea_popescu;you two twinks need to chill out lol -276045;1347195929;Chaang-Noi;okay -276044;1347195943;Chaang-Noi;you will loan me 10,000 ? -276043;1347195995;Chaang-Noi;lol a cpa contract :) you know im going with the assumtion your guys have failed or are close to failing -276042;1347196003;Chaang-Noi;its like matthew insuring his own bet if he pays out -276041;1347196069;Chaang-Noi;you are not going to get much faith in the public on writting contracts if you cant show you have assets to back them up -276040;1347196103;Chaang-Noi;for me to win, cpa will have to fail, and thus have no money to pay me back with... -276039;1347196125;Chaang-Noi;the question is, how much if any do you ahve left... -276038;1347196175;Chaang-Noi;you run cpa, the board does almost nothing. (im told) -276037;1347196192;Chaang-Noi;no, i would just like to see a list of assets -276036;1347196206;Chaang-Noi;so i know if its sound enough to trust or not -276035;1347196217;Chaang-Noi;you are writting insurance but have nothing to back it.. its risky -276034;1347196222;Chaang-Noi;you the owner is saying its sound -276033;1347196230;Chaang-Noi;pirate said btcst was sound -276032;1347196235;Chaang-Noi;hashking said his shit was sound... -276031;1347196248;Smoovious;but he didn't say what sound -276030;1347196253;Chaang-Noi;:) -276029;1347196254;Smoovious;could have been a toilet-flush -276028;1347196271;Chaang-Noi;yes mutual of omaha has to report their assets every 3 months -276027;1347196290;mircea_popescu;lmao who's Smoovious ? -276026;1347196304;Chaang-Noi;im going to go with what i was told, you guys have almost no assets or none, untiul im shown otherwise -276025;1347196316;Smoovious;I'm Smoovious -276024;1347196321;mircea_popescu;aha. well hello there. -276023;1347196329;Smoovious;o/ -276022;1347196335;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 500 @ 0.02 = 10 BTC [+] -276021;1347196343;Chaang-Noi;if you give me 5000 il check for myself and then give you back the shares... -276020;1347196343;mircea_popescu;;;ident Smoovious -276019;1347196344;gribble;Nick 'Smoovious', with hostmask 'Smoovious!~imp586@75-12-89-18.lightspeed.wyngmi.sbcglobal.net', is not identified. -276018;1347196367;mircea_popescu;you know you really should get into the otc. -276017;1347196374;mircea_popescu;otc wot* -276016;1347196380;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.04500001 BTC [-] -276015;1347196382;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 3 @ 0.045 = 0.135 BTC [-] -276014;1347196390;Smoovious;yeah, one of these days -276013;1347196406;Smoovious;didn't seem important since I haven't been doing any person-to-person exchanges -276012;1347196421;Chaang-Noi;otc is going down hill, people are not using it to troll -276011;1347196423;mircea_popescu;well, it's really a gauge of overall trustworthyness. -276010;1347196431;Chaang-Noi;more people that use it, the more fial it will be -276009;1347196442;mircea_popescu;you;'ll be sorry a year from now if you're undistinguishable from a scammer that just joined. -276008;1347196444;Chaang-Noi;you have to trust the users, and most of the users currently cant be trusted -276007;1347196453;Chaang-Noi;pirate still a good rating -276006;1347196453;Smoovious;just google me... I've been using the same nick since ~1985 -276005;1347196458;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi who exactly asked for your delusions ? -276004;1347196471;mircea_popescu;Smoovious i know what you're thinking but that's not exactly how it works here. -276003;1347196489;mircea_popescu;just sayin. anyway. -276002;1347196496;Chaang-Noi;people are using it to troll is a fact :/ -276001;1347196508;Chaang-Noi;also to get reveng -276000;1347196510;Smoovious;plenty of others are already familiar with me... besides... a rating number isn't going to say anything... if I was a scammer, I'd just proxy myself up a few dozen +10's... -275999;1347196520;Chaang-Noi;yeah -275998;1347196530;Chaang-Noi;i dont use it either -275997;1347196534;mircea_popescu;that's also not exactly how it works. -275996;1347196552;mircea_popescu;what matters is your age and who connects you, not that you got dozens of 10s -275995;1347196598;Smoovious;automatic distrust of a new face is normal... numbers won't matter either... you'll either think I'm ok or not, for yourself, given time... and I'm not gonna try to make nice about it just to earn people's trust... ya either do or ya don't... just the way it should be -275994;1347196620;mircea_popescu;Smoovious the thing with an wot id is that you can prove you're you. -275993;1347196622;mircea_popescu;that's the big deal. -275992;1347196631;mircea_popescu;anyone can come in make a nick and claim they're obama. -275991;1347196644;mircea_popescu;but if obama makes a wot and signs with his keys, then only he who has the keys can claim this anymore -275990;1347196648;mircea_popescu;big difference, that. -275989;1347196652;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -275988;1347196681;Smoovious;if that kind of thing matters to you, sure... doesn't matter much to me... I judge people based on direct dealing with them... just my way -275987;1347196696;mircea_popescu;you could be dealing with an impostor and never know. -275986;1347196719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039568 = 0.0791 BTC [+] -275985;1347196721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.0003959 = 7.6013 BTC [+] -275984;1347196739;Smoovious;so, no different than real life then... people with their fake faces all the time, pretending they're something they're not -275983;1347196758;Smoovious;well, I did used to be a musician, so bandwagon jumping just comes natural -275982;1347196761;mircea_popescu;well, the only difference is that here you have signatures. if you're in the wot. -275981;1347196771;Smoovious;dude... let it go -275980;1347196841;Smoovious;besides... so what if I sign it with a signature... still doesn't prove it is me unless I get an authenticated digital signature from verisign or something, where they've verified my documents etc -275979;1347196870;Chaang-Noi;Smoovious you will learn to ignor mircea if you stay around. don't try to reason with him. -275978;1347196877;mircea_popescu;lieberman-collins comes back as... a house order :D http://www.federalnewsradio.com/241/3026867/White-House-draft-cyber-order-lays-out-critical-infrastructure-protections -275977;1347196891;Smoovious;usagi: and he doesn't know about me. :) this verbal dance we're doing between us, is part of that learning process, while we verbally spare, and figure each other out. :) -275976;1347196933;mircea_popescu;Smoovious you're being ignorant on the matter tho. you don't need verizon to know it's you. you just need to pick a signature, declare it as yours and that's that. you can be identified as "he who picked that signature" -275975;1347197079;Smoovious;mircea_popescu: it isn't "ignorant" as such... I just don't give a shit about it -275974;1347197088;Smoovious;there's a difference between ignorance and apathy -275973;1347197121;Smoovious;besides... I don't use PGP... -275972;1347197128;mircea_popescu;well, the difference between ignorance and apathy is that the apathetic just let the matter drop, whereas the ignorant make false statements of fact, which then i feel compelled to counter so that noobs don't get misinformed. -275971;1347197134;PsychoticBoy;pretty gay person lol -275970;1347197156;Smoovious;so, I'm apathetic, and you're ignorant, is that what you're getting at? -275969;1347197182;mircea_popescu;lol. how very dunning-kruger -275968;1347197182;Bane_Capital;I don't even know -275967;1347197202;Smoovious;and a deflection instead of a direct response... I win \o/ -275966;1347197308;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -275965;1347197704;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -275964;1347197892;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 50000 @ 0.00103331 = 51.6655 BTC [+] -275963;1347197920;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -275962;1347198218;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.0999 = 3.8961 BTC [-] -275961;1347198220;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 75 @ 0.1 = 7.5 BTC [+] -275960;1347198481;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -275959;1347198484;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 17000 @ 0.00103333 = 17.5666 BTC [+] -275958;1347198487;mircea_popescu;whoa asicminer under .1 ? -275957;1347198517;kakobrekla;oh lol inaba overbid cablepair -275956;1347198520;kakobrekla;10@20.25 btc -275955;1347198523;kakobrekla;seriously fucked up -275954;1347198532;Bane_Capital;LOL -275953;1347198541;Bane_Capital;EVERYBODY BUY BUY BUY -275952;1347198547;kakobrekla;at least cablepair is getting some money out of bfl -275951;1347198565;mircea_popescu;wtf is going on, did the forum suddenly become useful ? -275950;1347198573;mircea_popescu;$250 a month for a spot of 10 ?! -275949;1347198585;kakobrekla;round 48 you could get a spot for 1btc -275948;1347198594;kakobrekla;round 49 20btc+ -275947;1347198626;mircea_popescu;im nto even sure it's worth the 1. -275946;1347198739;Chaang-Noi;asics guys are fighting -275945;1347198743;Chaang-Noi;its lol -275944;1347198761;Chaang-Noi;i won on accedent two slots for 1.5 so i linked it to a goat ona boat thread -275943;1347198770;Chaang-Noi;cuz no real use -275942;1347198779;Chaang-Noi;butyeah these prices are crazy -275941;1347199508;mircea_popescu;;;later tell theymos hey drop me a line, I wanna discuss something. -275940;1347199509;gribble;The operation succeeded. -275939;1347199531;kakobrekla;he comes to irc? -275938;1347199549;Bane_Capital;when he wants to check my ip -275937;1347199552;mircea_popescu;ocasionalyl lol -275936;1347199553;Bane_Capital;to compare to alt accounts -275935;1347199586;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital you have a cloak dontcha -275934;1347199605;Bane_Capital;No I do -275933;1347199620;Bane_Capital;Now* -275932;1347199627;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [+] -275931;1347199628;Bane_Capital;That's a sign that I am tired -275930;1347199693;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=phantomcircuit&sign=ANY&type=RECV whoa patrick is now in the - ?! -275929;1347199743;Bane_Capital;wait -275928;1347199749;Bane_Capital;Patrick is phantomcircuit? -275927;1347199754;kakobrekla;uh? -275926;1347199769;kakobrekla;afaik no? -275925;1347199798;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital yes. kakobrekla yes. -275924;1347199815;Bane_Capital;PatrickHarnett? -275923;1347199819;Bane_Capital;The Spongebob guy? -275922;1347199827;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=genjix&sign=ANY&type=RECV taaki too -275921;1347199834;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital o, no. patrick stateman -275920;1347199849;Bane_Capital;Oh, okay. -275919;1347199863;mircea_popescu;the intersango/bitcoin consultancy/failed conference/etc guys -275918;1347199888;Bane_Capital;I am going to buy the Bitcoin Consultancy trademark -275917;1347199895;Bane_Capital;I wonder how much it is going for -275916;1347199900;Bane_Capital;The company name I mean -275915;1347199921;kakobrekla;i had some dealings with phantomcircuit -275914;1347199936;kakobrekla;thought it was ok guy at the begining but now i suspect hes an idiot -275913;1347199965;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla iirc he's the one who mailed the entire list a list of all the email addresses in the list -275912;1347199974;mircea_popescu;via python -275911;1347199981;kakobrekla;lol -275910;1347200021;mircea_popescu;was a kinda funny event last year. -275909;1347200132;kakobrekla;well what i saw was a poor business ethics -275908;1347200281;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital i bet it's not a registered trademark -275907;1347200287;mircea_popescu;just go register it yourself and that's that. -275906;1347200299;Bane_Capital;lol -275905;1347200366;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 0.7199 = 10.0786 BTC [+] -275904;1347200406;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -275903;1347200927;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4700 @ 0.00068047 = 3.1982 BTC [-] -275902;1347200929;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14200 @ 0.00067821 = 9.6306 BTC [-] -275901;1347200967;Bane_Capital;Matthew still isn't paying his writers -275900;1347200975;Bane_Capital;Bitcoin Magazine is ran off slave labor -275899;1347201225;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -275898;1347201543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26358 @ 0.0003959 = 10.4351 BTC [+] -275897;1347201716;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.7199 = 1.4398 BTC [+] -275896;1347202640;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 80 @ 0.45 = 36 BTC [-] -275895;1347202696;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.4269 = 2.1345 BTC [+] -275894;1347202775;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.72 = 5.76 BTC [+] -275893;1347202847;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.058 = 0.812 BTC [-] -275892;1347202922;Chaang-Noi;that was a buy i think -275891;1347202950;Chaang-Noi;some one just went crazy with a dollar lol -275890;1347203828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039568 = 0.0791 BTC [-] -275889;1347203830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3309 @ 0.00039534 = 1.3082 BTC [-] -275888;1347203880;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 0.98 = 2.94 BTC [-] -275887;1347204555;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 6 @ 0.025 = 0.15 BTC [+] -275886;1347204599;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 12 @ 0.1004 = 1.2048 BTC [+] -275885;1347205006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00039534 = 3.9534 BTC [-] -275884;1347205007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21100 @ 0.00039528 = 8.3404 BTC [-] -275883;1347205008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28300 @ 0.00039525 = 11.1856 BTC [-] -275882;1347205019;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.0975 = 9.75 BTC [-] -275881;1347205090;Chaang-Noi;lol cpa has no assets so i wont take a contract backed by no assets, its like working with matthew and no escrow, its crazy -275880;1347205256;Diablo-D3;wat? -275879;1347205277;Chaang-Noi;i do not trust you usagi, we can put the coin in escrow then sure. im interested -275878;1347205304;Chaang-Noi;cpa has no assets they are willing to show -275877;1347205317;Chaang-Noi;usagi claims he has assets -275876;1347205317;Chaang-Noi;i will work with you if you use escrow -275875;1347205324;Chaang-Noi;will you use esrow? -275874;1347205331;Chaang-Noi;will you use esrow? -275873;1347205336;Chaang-Noi;escrow? -275872;1347205338;Chaang-Noi;yes or no -275871;1347205371;Chaang-Noi;i want the full amount escrowed, i will do my side in full as well -275870;1347205380;Chaang-Noi;if no escrow no deal -275869;1347205390;Chaang-Noi;lol -275868;1347205399;Chaang-Noi;this is why i dont trust you, no assets no escrow -275867;1347205440;Chaang-Noi;let me know if you want to use escrow, go on claiming you can be trusted and all that, im sure people have made up their own minds... -275866;1347205460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039557 = 0.0791 BTC [+] -275865;1347205461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10242 @ 0.0003959 = 4.0548 BTC [+] -275864;1347205463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5743 @ 0.0003978 = 2.2846 BTC [+] -275863;1347205464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32015 @ 0.00039821 = 12.7487 BTC [+] -275862;1347205554;Chaang-Noi;im busy man, but yeah we can agree on an escrow if you are willing to put the whole value of the assets in escrow. -275861;1347205573;Chaang-Noi;i dont sell contracts backed by secret assets... -275860;1347205599;kakobrekla;14:46.07 ( Chaang-Noi ) i dont sell contracts backed by secret assets... -275859;1347205607;kakobrekla;isnt tygrr-p this in a way -275858;1347205631;Chaang-Noi;everyone knew tygrr-p was going to priate -275857;1347205642;Chaang-Noi;pirate was not secret -275856;1347205643;kakobrekla;just as everyone here knows cpa goes to usagi -275855;1347205664;Chaang-Noi;but im asking usagi for a list of assets cpa has, he says he wont show any -275854;1347205677;kakobrekla;did you ask pirate for a list of assets? -275853;1347205679;Chaang-Noi;he wants to sell insureance and have it backed by assets he claims to have -275852;1347205705;Chaang-Noi;pirate made it very clear what he was doing in his op. he was just wrong about zeek not being a ponzi lol -275851;1347205734;Chaang-Noi;usagi all i asked for was a list of asstes for cpa, cuz i was told you guys had neg balance... -275850;1347205760;Chaang-Noi;did you not read his op? -275849;1347205802;Chaang-Noi;let me know if you are going to show assets or use escrow... -275848;1347205810;Chaang-Noi;no i dont trust you. -275847;1347205815;Chaang-Noi;have a good day mate. -275846;1347205818;Chaang-Noi;3 hours btw -275845;1347205824;Chaang-Noi;i will lose -275844;1347205831;Chaang-Noi;cuz if you fold up, you ahve nothing to pay -275843;1347205835;Chaang-Noi;its a lose lose bet for me -275842;1347205837;Chaang-Noi;i wont take it -275841;1347205838;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 96 @ 0.00445 = 0.4272 BTC [-] -275840;1347205840;Chaang-Noi;im not that dumb -275839;1347205842;Chaang-Noi;i need escrow -275838;1347205855;Chaang-Noi;i cant just trust that you can be trusted.. thats silly -275837;1347205884;Chaang-Noi;im not saying you are going to fold, im saying it seems risky cuz you wont show assets and people say you ahve none :/ -275836;1347205895;Chaang-Noi;whatever man -275835;1347205902;Chaang-Noi;show or not, up to you... -275834;1347205924;Chaang-Noi;yeah it was their assumption -275833;1347205929;Chaang-Noi;so i asked to see it -275832;1347205931;Chaang-Noi;you told me no -275831;1347205934;Chaang-Noi;so i said okay -275830;1347205944;Chaang-Noi;and then you want make bets with no escrow -275829;1347205944;Chaang-Noi;its silly -275828;1347205950;Chaang-Noi;id like to see the assets... -275827;1347205953;Chaang-Noi;if not fine -275826;1347205954;Chaang-Noi;just give it up -275825;1347205960;Chaang-Noi;im not going to bet you with no esrow -275824;1347205976;Chaang-Noi;past performance does not mean future results... -275823;1347205979;Chaang-Noi;due dillagance... -275822;1347205990;Chaang-Noi;CPA has assets? -275821;1347206007;Chaang-Noi;all i would like to know is does cpa really ahve assets... -275820;1347206012;Chaang-Noi;but that is secret :/ -275819;1347206021;Chaang-Noi;real world insurance companaies have to show they have assets -275818;1347206076;Chaang-Noi;lol do you know what that means? -275817;1347206091;Chaang-Noi;yeah, at least you are not faking your assets -275816;1347206117;Chaang-Noi;i do not trust you. -275815;1347206117;Chaang-Noi;i did not trust you before -275814;1347206123;Chaang-Noi;thats why i never got into cpa in the first place. -275813;1347206154;Chaang-Noi;yes, i made my self very clear. -275812;1347206190;Chaang-Noi;okay, since you will not show my that you have assets i can not invest in you. and no i do not trust you. :/ you will just have to live with that -275811;1347206220;Chaang-Noi;i really do not trust you, that is the gods truth -275810;1347206240;Chaang-Noi;why would i like about nottrusting you... -275809;1347206245;Chaang-Noi;anyway mate, best of luck... -275808;1347206269;Chaang-Noi;if i wanted to do insureance i would do better on my own. yeah that is true -275807;1347206299;Chaang-Noi;im not going to do it, and you would need assets to invest in my company... -275806;1347206415;Chaang-Noi;im not claiming to have assets -275805;1347206457;Diablo-D3;usagi: yeah what a fucker -275804;1347206463;Diablo-D3;you should just give all your asicminer shares to me -275803;1347206466;Bane_Capital;usagi: Some men don't believe in commitments. -275802;1347206478;Bane_Capital;There's a reason he moved to Thailand. : P -275801;1347206480;Chaang-Noi;usagi made a deal and wanted out, so we made a new deal... -275800;1347206491;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: what, for the lady boys? -275799;1347206498;Bane_Capital;Hahahaha -275798;1347206507;Chaang-Noi;im not the one claiming to have assets, my not having assets has nothing to do with cpa having assets -275797;1347206524;Diablo-D3;usagi: haters gonna hate? -275796;1347206535;Chaang-Noi;yes smoovious it was an easy question, just wanted to see if cpa had real assets :/ and then herp a derp :( -275795;1347206543;Diablo-D3;CPA has assets -275794;1347206588;Chaang-Noi;i wanted to know why it was a rumor.. and it looks like the rumor wont go away :/ cus no assets shown. -275793;1347206593;Diablo-D3;CPA being shut down doesnt mean it doesnt have assets -275792;1347206602;Diablo-D3;it means that it just isnt profitable to run anymore -275791;1347206610;Chaang-Noi;im sorry you dont like me usagi, i take that back. im not sorry but you will ahve to live with it usagi. im not a trusting guy... im from the show me state. you need to prove you have it, i wont take your word. -275790;1347206614;Diablo-D3;HEY USAGI -275789;1347206616;Diablo-D3;HEY USAGI -275788;1347206620;Diablo-D3;ILL LOAN YOU ASSETS -275787;1347206640;Chaang-Noi;im not going to do anything to cpa -275786;1347206647;Chaang-Noi;i just asked a question -275785;1347206651;Chaang-Noi;im not going to attack you or cpa -275784;1347206653;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: there, CPA now has more assets than you do. -275783;1347206660;Chaang-Noi;i just wanted to see if you had any assets, you made a big deal of it -275782;1347206673;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: okay, fine -275781;1347206676;Diablo-D3;you wanna see assets? -275780;1347206680;Bane_Capital;This channel sure is butthurt. -275779;1347206688;Bane_Capital;Okay -275778;1347206690;Diablo-D3;Choke on that. -275777;1347206696;Bane_Capital;I don't even -275776;1347206707;Chaang-Noi;im not out of line for asking you if cpa has assets... -275775;1347206724;Diablo-D3;usagi: photso...er.. screenshot your glbse page -275774;1347206727;Chaang-Noi;and just cuz you wont show me assets dones not mean i need to go on the forum and have you shut down... -275773;1347206731;Chaang-Noi;i did my due dilligance... -275772;1347206744;Chaang-Noi;im not here to save the world from scammers -275771;1347206754;Chaang-Noi;just protecting my btc -275770;1347206778;Chaang-Noi;you dont need to be so upset for me just asking to see assets, its really not an odd question man, calm down -275769;1347206805;Chaang-Noi;well i gota go guys -275768;1347206810;Chaang-Noi;ill be back for mathews fail alter -275767;1347206815;Chaang-Noi;peace all -275766;1347206853;Bane_Capital;usagi: I hope you're right. -275765;1347206884;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [-] -275764;1347206927;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [+] -275763;1347206937;Bane_Capital;You're just another man. -275762;1347206938;zefir;ZETA-MINING: dividends for week 36.2012 paid -275761;1347206955;Bane_Capital;"You should" -275760;1347206962;Bane_Capital;That's so authoritarian. -275759;1347206969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00039821 = 2.9069 BTC [+] -275758;1347206971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4020 @ 0.00039968 = 1.6067 BTC [+] -275757;1347206972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14456 @ 0.00040035 = 5.7875 BTC [+] -275756;1347206972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26724 @ 0.00040073 = 10.7091 BTC [+] -275755;1347206973;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [+] -275754;1347207009;Bane_Capital;usagi: I don't think there's a need to get defensive if you're confident in your product. -275753;1347207033;Bane_Capital;but that's just me. -275752;1347207067;Bane_Capital;I mean, if somebody told me my life was the sound of a toilet flushing. -275751;1347207071;Bane_Capital;I wouldn't even be mad. -275750;1347207072;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [+] -275749;1347207085;Bane_Capital;I would say I must be a pretty goddamn awesome toilet. -275748;1347207181;Bane_Capital;lol -275747;1347207185;Bane_Capital;You know -275746;1347207193;Bane_Capital;This is so overly dramatic -275745;1347207486;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -275744;1347207568;Diablo-D3;doc doesnt want me eating too much salt :< -275743;1347207572;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 17 @ 0.00955 = 0.1624 BTC [+] -275742;1347207724;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 14 @ 0.01 = 0.14 BTC [+] -275741;1347207904;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1922 @ 0.00068211 = 1.311 BTC [+] -275740;1347208467;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -275739;1347208622;Bane_Capital;Thank you! -275738;1347208699;Bane_Capital;OMG GIRL ON THE INTERNET -275737;1347208707;Bane_Capital;It gets around relatively easily. -275736;1347208716;Bane_Capital;Testosterone works that way. -275735;1347208813;Bane_Capital;:D -275734;1347208823;Bane_Capital;Man, the griefers are in full swing -275733;1347208829;Bane_Capital;Are you still in the same area? -275732;1347208845;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 39 @ 0.1 = 3.9 BTC [-] -275731;1347208852;Bane_Capital;Are people joining you? :O -275730;1347209123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039547 = 0.0791 BTC [-] -275729;1347209125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24178 @ 0.00039525 = 9.5564 BTC [-] -275728;1347209126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11822 @ 0.00039513 = 4.6712 BTC [-] -275727;1347209127;mircea_popescu;who's the girl on the internet ? -275726;1347209249;Bane_Capital;: ( Parasites -275725;1347209259;Bane_Capital;mircea_popescu: Your mom. -275724;1347209293;mircea_popescu;my mom's not a girl anymore and not on the internet yet. -275723;1347209309;mircea_popescu;which btw reminds me, what's the difference between an obama supporter and a romney supporter ? -275722;1347209334;Bane_Capital;mircea_popescu: An Obama supporter is more likely to be on welfare and want to take your guns. -275721;1347209338;Bane_Capital;but that's about it. -275720;1347209358;mircea_popescu;a romney supporter signs romney checks on the front. an obama supporter signs obama checks on the back. -275719;1347209370;Bane_Capital;lololol -275718;1347209385;Bane_Capital;Anyways, Romney is more likely to sign an assault weapons bill than Obama -275717;1347209387;Bane_Capital;Fuck them both. -275716;1347209400;mircea_popescu;just a joke ya know. -275715;1347209411;Bane_Capital;Sorry I spend too much on /pol/ -275714;1347209416;Bane_Capital;too much time* -275713;1347209422;Bane_Capital;It gets super cereal -275712;1347209521;mircea_popescu;it's not a truck you know. -275711;1347209605;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.71999999 BTC [-] -275710;1347209823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13878 @ 0.00039513 = 5.4836 BTC [-] -275709;1347209824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48422 @ 0.00039509 = 19.131 BTC [-] -275708;1347209875;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9200 @ 0.00067821 = 6.2395 BTC [-] -275707;1347211004;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 600 @ 0.0034 = 2.04 BTC [+] -275706;1347211098;mircea_popescu;http://www.betsofbitco.in/item?id=566 4:1 srsly ? i r dissapoint. -275705;1347211144;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.5999 = 1.7997 BTC [-] -275704;1347211219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12678 @ 0.00039509 = 5.009 BTC [-] -275703;1347211220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21530 @ 0.00039498 = 8.5039 BTC [-] -275702;1347211860;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/search?q=btc&complete=0 you know the fact bitcoin is nowhere there is kinda sad. -275701;1347212061;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.0999 = 2.997 BTC [-] -275700;1347212067;Bane_Capital;http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=btc&source=web&cd=4&cad=rja&ved=0CD0QFjAD&url=https%3A%2F%2Fbtc-e.com%2F&ei=5ahMUJP_L5ORqwHI8IGYBg&usg=AFQjCNGe9XeqZDB-24BlJJH_EdqzIhcBlA -275699;1347212162;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [-] -275698;1347212266;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7501 BTC [+] -275697;1347212294;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.0999 = 0.6993 BTC [-] -275696;1347212666;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.11 = 0.22 BTC [-] -275695;1347212768;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.058 = 0.348 BTC [-] -275694;1347212852;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.7501 = 2.2503 BTC [+] -275693;1347212875;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.0999 = 0.1998 BTC [-] -275692;1347212924;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -275691;1347212978;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.0718 BTC [+] -275690;1347213130;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 28 @ 0.00024 = 0.0067 BTC [+] -275689;1347213311;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [-] -275688;1347213366;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 32 @ 0.01 = 0.32 BTC [+] -275687;1347213368;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.14101 = 0.282 BTC [-] -275686;1347213370;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.1401 = 0.2802 BTC [-] -275685;1347213396;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.2699 = 0.5398 BTC [-] -275684;1347213474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039613 = 0.0792 BTC [+] -275683;1347213475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00039663 = 0.119 BTC [+] -275682;1347213520;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009 BTC [-] -275681;1347213522;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 47 @ 0.1001 = 4.7047 BTC [-] -275680;1347213553;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 10 @ 0.27 = 2.7 BTC [+] -275679;1347213569;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 5 @ 0.27 = 1.35 BTC [+] -275678;1347213581;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.27 = 0.54 BTC [+] -275677;1347213608;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -275676;1347213738;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7002 = 3.501 BTC [-] -275675;1347213767;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.7001 = 7.001 BTC [-] -275674;1347213794;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 81 @ 0.7 = 56.7 BTC [-] -275673;1347214459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0034 = 6.8 BTC [+] -275672;1347214494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039566 = 0.0791 BTC [-] -275671;1347214495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19370 @ 0.00039498 = 7.6508 BTC [-] -275670;1347214496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10430 @ 0.00039493 = 4.1191 BTC [-] -275669;1347214523;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4600 @ 0.00067821 = 3.1198 BTC [-] -275668;1347214525;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3700 @ 0.00067346 = 2.4918 BTC [-] -275667;1347214526;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5900 @ 0.00066973 = 3.9514 BTC [-] -275666;1347214584;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 3 @ 1.05 = 3.15 BTC [+] -275665;1347214652;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 84 @ 0.1015 = 8.526 BTC [+] -275664;1347214654;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 46 @ 0.10158 = 4.6727 BTC [+] -275663;1347214736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18247 @ 0.00039493 = 7.2063 BTC [-] -275662;1347214791;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 20 @ 0.1004 = 2.008 BTC [+] -275661;1347214792;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 25 @ 0.1005 = 2.5125 BTC [+] -275660;1347214794;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 37 @ 0.1009 = 3.7333 BTC [+] -275659;1347214834;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.10158 = 0.6095 BTC [+] -275658;1347214862;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1 = 2.5 BTC [+] -275657;1347215369;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.4599 = 5.8396 BTC [+] -275656;1347215695;gabbynot;usagi: what's the NAV of CPA? -275655;1347215784;Diablo-D3;ITS DONGS -275654;1347215791;Diablo-D3;infact, negative dongs -275653;1347215794;mircea_popescu;gabbynot did you get a straight answer ? -275652;1347215798;Diablo-D3;CPA nav is so low its negative -275651;1347215835;gabbynot;a lot of shares available in the .03's -275650;1347215871;Bane_Capital;Hm, I am going to buy some CPA -275649;1347215966;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 30 @ 0.031 = 0.93 BTC [+] -275648;1347215972;Diablo-D3;dmc I think is below nav -275647;1347215974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1823 @ 0.00039493 = 0.72 BTC [-] -275646;1347215976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.00039491 = 7.1874 BTC [-] -275645;1347215977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27339 @ 0.0003949 = 10.7962 BTC [-] -275644;1347215991;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 122 @ 0.031 = 3.782 BTC [+] -275643;1347216027;Bane_Capital;I'll be sure to read it. : ) -275642;1347216069;Bane_Capital;Reality can be a funny thing. -275641;1347216101;Diablo-D3;!ticker btc-mining -275640;1347216103;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -275639;1347216106;Diablo-D3;!ticker obsi.abmo -275638;1347216110;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.9] [Ask: 0.9969] [Spread: 0.0969] [Last: 0.9979] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.99773] -275637;1347216113;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.55] [Ask: 0.5899] [Spread: 0.0399] [Last: 0.5898] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.5568875] -275636;1347216115;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.00010001] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.09989999] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 0.2] [7dAvg: 0.088875] -275635;1347216161;Diablo-D3;nav is 0.0731 atm -275634;1347216176;Bane_Capital;nav -275633;1347216177;Bane_Capital;what is nav -275632;1347216178;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.7199 = 2.1597 BTC [+] -275631;1347216196;Diablo-D3;net asset value -275630;1347216235;smickles;nav is net asset value per share, actually -275629;1347216257;Bane_Capital;Well buy buy buy -275628;1347216283;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 nav is not "future asset value". it's present asset value. -275627;1347216292;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay? -275626;1347216297;Diablo-D3;what does that have to do with anything? -275625;1347216333;gabbynot;it's moe of a mutual fund term -275624;1347216339;gabbynot;*more -275623;1347216352;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: if you want future nav per share, its probably somewhere in the 10btc each range -275622;1347216370;smickles;gabbynot: true, book value per share, may be a better measure -275621;1347216384;gabbynot;yes, true -275620;1347216384;Diablo-D3;hey, how do you make the bot tell you how many shares are below a certain price -275619;1347216387;smickles;but that has other implications too -275618;1347216459;smickles;also, if i read that correctly, cpa doesn't report it's financials in such a way as to calculate a book value per share -275617;1347216541;gabbynot;i'm just curious to see a balance sheet .03ish *might* be a good buy if the numbers look good -275616;1347216654;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 32 @ 0.031 = 0.992 BTC [+] -275615;1347216758;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.46 BTC [+] -275614;1347216821;gabbynot;usagi: did CPA insure Hashking's deposits at all? -275613;1347216851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10861 @ 0.0003949 = 4.289 BTC [-] -275612;1347216852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16849 @ 0.00039486 = 6.653 BTC [-] -275611;1347216873;gabbynot;i hope he pays *something* to people -275610;1347216929;gabbynot;ah, got it -275609;1347217054;gabbynot;i see nav of nyan.b is down a bit -275608;1347217080;smickles;what sort of income is that personal share transfer? -275607;1347217090;Diablo-D3;usagi: so Im thinking this -275606;1347217097;Diablo-D3;sell about 5 billion shares -275605;1347217097;Diablo-D3;at -275604;1347217098;smickles;misc/altruism ? -275603;1347217102;Diablo-D3;0.000000001 -275602;1347217134;smickles;oh, so a capital investment? -275601;1347217179;smickles;i'm not sure i would consider additional investment as covering a decline -275600;1347217212;Bane_Capital;usagi: He isn't paying -275599;1347217228;Bane_Capital;No, Matthew. -275598;1347217233;Bane_Capital;People hedged with him -275597;1347217277;gabbynot;did anyone actually think matthew would pay? -275596;1347217289;mircea_popescu;nope. -275595;1347217293;smickles;usagi: why should i not consider you sending assets to nyan.b without any personal gain, anything b ut cooking the books? -275594;1347217294;sgnb;bitcoincharts.com is down... funny that we talked about it being down just yesterday -275593;1347217308;DeaDTerra;I am officially boss by giving usagi a idea without even knowing the idea myself! :D -275592;1347217309;mircea_popescu;sgnb yeah i was thinking just that. -275591;1347217328;mircea_popescu;e had a kernel panic within the MD layer of the linux kernel. Service will be restored within the next 7 days. -275590;1347217334;mircea_popescu;is what i got from the guy. -275589;1347217344;sgnb;it's what is published on their website -275588;1347217367;mircea_popescu;o it is ? -275587;1347217372;mircea_popescu;o yeah it is -275586;1347217382;mircea_popescu;well, at the time it was only showing nginx/bad gateway -275585;1347217388;smickles;usagi: you said yourself the goal was to pump up nyan, and without proper accounting of it (i.e, you just giveing the shares to nyan) that sounds like cooking the books -275584;1347217432;smickles;so it's not a capital investment? -275583;1347217449;smickles;it's like a donation? -275582;1347217470;smickles;yeah, you actually told me it was a capital investment, not 5 min ago :/ -275581;1347217498;smickles;i'm just weary of it, sry :/ -275580;1347217508;mircea_popescu;i don't imagine the guy has a clue. he was an expert on ito integrals earlier, now he can't do basic accounting. -275579;1347217532;mircea_popescu;it blows with the wind. -275578;1347217550;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.4269 BTC [+] -275577;1347217552;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.427 BTC [+] -275576;1347217591;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09577 BTC [+] -275575;1347217593;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -275574;1347217598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26551 @ 0.00039486 = 10.4839 BTC [-] -275573;1347217599;smickles;usagi: am i to understand that the operations you are involved in rely on you donating to them to stay afloat? -275572;1347217600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30917 @ 0.00039483 = 12.207 BTC [-] -275571;1347217626;PsychoticBoy_;!ticker FDBF -275570;1347217632;smickles;i guess i'm missing somthing her, sorry usagi -275569;1347217660;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.01200001] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.13799999] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 2.25] [7dAvg: 0.14998956] -275568;1347217684;smickles;then why isn't it a capital investmen? -275567;1347217685;PsychoticBoy_;Also his guaranteed deposit? Usagi -275566;1347217726;gabbynot;latest from Hashking: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=66802.msg1173946#msg1173946 -275565;1347217752;smickles;so, then, usagi, it takes your personal funds being donated to these operations for them to work? -275564;1347217836;smickles;i'm just not at all used to hearing of a officer's personal funds going into things as donations -275563;1347217868;smickles;it looks bad because it looks like unethical practice -275562;1347217878;smickles;making financial look better than they are -275561;1347217887;Diablo-D3;usagi: so whats bmf insured by? -275560;1347217915;Diablo-D3;oh my. -275559;1347217963;Diablo-D3;usagi: lets try this -275558;1347217968;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.042 = 0.21 BTC [-] -275557;1347217969;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.042 BTC [-] -275556;1347217972;Diablo-D3;I buy cpa, nyan, and bmf -275555;1347217984;Diablo-D3;all of it -275554;1347217991;Diablo-D3;and all those people become dmc shareholders. -275553;1347218050;Diablo-D3;usagi: says who -275552;1347218073;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 85 @ 0.040001 = 3.4001 BTC [-] -275551;1347218141;Diablo-D3;meh -275550;1347218320;mircea_popescu;I am not able to give a timeframe on the repayment as there is alot of factors that can effect it. I know for sure it won't be -275549;1347218320;mircea_popescu;weeks or months, but more then likely in the ballpark of 3 years. -275548;1347218326;mircea_popescu;whoa so hashking is down. -275547;1347218330;Diablo-D3;usagi: so Ive been thinking -275546;1347218342;Diablo-D3;usagi: Im going to put a motion up to end dividends until NAV reaches 1 -275545;1347218402;PsychoticBoy_;Hahaha That Will be in 2014 -275544;1347218403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4083 @ 0.00039483 = 1.6121 BTC [-] -275543;1347218403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17817 @ 0.00039481 = 7.0343 BTC [-] -275542;1347218421;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.579 BTC [+] -275541;1347218423;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy this is sad tho. seems one thing a week, pirate then shtylman dood now this... -275540;1347218435;PsychoticBoy_;Lol -275539;1347218435;Diablo-D3;usagi: best plan ever, right? -275538;1347218440;PsychoticBoy_;No -275537;1347218473;PsychoticBoy_;Dumber than buying out share golfers -275536;1347218490;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 49 @ 0.042 = 2.058 BTC [+] -275535;1347218496;PsychoticBoy_;Holders -275534;1347218507;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.022 BTC [-] -275533;1347218508;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.021 BTC [-] -275532;1347218540;Diablo-D3;usagi: nope, I think I can do it -275531;1347218614;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10158 = 0.3047 BTC [+] -275530;1347218618;Diablo-D3;without restructuring -275529;1347218660;PsychoticBoy_;Lmfao D -275528;1347218686;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 36 @ 0.040001 = 1.44 BTC [-] -275527;1347218687;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 27 @ 0.04 = 1.08 BTC [-] -275526;1347218689;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 60 @ 0.04 = 2.4 BTC [-] -275525;1347218738;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.051 = 0.51 BTC [-] -275524;1347218799;Diablo-D3;okay, I need 20k btc -275523;1347218803;Diablo-D3;I have almost 2. -275522;1347218844;Diablo-D3;if I make 200 btc a month -275521;1347218855;Diablo-D3;plus about 100 btc a month in dividends -275520;1347218859;blazing1;is anyone else getting GPUmax email invites? -275519;1347218862;Diablo-D3;it should take me -275518;1347218882;Chaang-Noi;yes gpumax invites are going out but they have no work -275517;1347218897;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 158 @ 0.0330001 = 5.214 BTC [-] -275516;1347218899;Diablo-D3;5 months. -275515;1347218902;blazing1;how did they get my email? -275514;1347218927;Diablo-D3;usagi: nope. -275513;1347218934;Diablo-D3;I am not informing you of a crucial step -275512;1347218945;Chaang-Noi;Position: SCAMMER -275511;1347218945;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -275510;1347218971;PsychoticBoy_;Nice -275509;1347218976;Bane_Capital;I called it -275508;1347218979;Bane_Capital;I called it first -275507;1347218990;Bane_Capital;Although it doesn't matter -275506;1347218992;Diablo-D3;usagi: but I bet I could do this in under a year. -275505;1347218992;Bane_Capital;Everyone knew -275504;1347219106;PsychoticBoy_;Yeah D you said so many things and nothing works -275503;1347219110;mircea_popescu;blazing1 some people were saying they are -275502;1347219127;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy_: actually its been working great -275501;1347219144;PsychoticBoy_;Yeah maybe for you -275500;1347219159;Diablo-D3;I've pretty much guaranteed the future of the plan. -275499;1347219165;PsychoticBoy_;Not for shareholders -275498;1347219188;PsychoticBoy_;No future is also a future -275497;1347219199;Diablo-D3;shareholders will make out like bandits with this -275496;1347219213;PsychoticBoy_;You need them jerk -275495;1347219225;PsychoticBoy_;You are fucking up ppl -275494;1347219238;Diablo-D3;psychoticBoy: I think you misunderstood -275493;1347219244;Diablo-D3;they will make large amounts of money -275492;1347219246;PsychoticBoy_;You really deserve a scammer tag -275491;1347219254;PsychoticBoy_;For you -275490;1347219260;Diablo-D3;for them. -275489;1347219267;PsychoticBoy_;Hahaha -275488;1347219276;PsychoticBoy_;No lies -275487;1347219280;PsychoticBoy_;Plz quit -275486;1347219294;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy_: okay, its sorta like this -275485;1347219297;Diablo-D3;if I quit now -275484;1347219300;Diablo-D3;_I_ make the money. -275483;1347219316;Diablo-D3;shareholders get none. -275482;1347219325;PsychoticBoy_;Buy out share holdes and all Will be fine -275481;1347219334;PsychoticBoy_;Quit this massacre -275480;1347219350;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy_: you can say whatever you want -275479;1347219363;PsychoticBoy_;I know and i mean it -275478;1347219363;Diablo-D3;but unless I buy out shareholders for 1btc per share, Im pretty sure I'd be ripping people off -275477;1347219372;PsychoticBoy_;Quit this shit -275476;1347219377;PsychoticBoy_;I tl -275475;1347219386;PsychoticBoy_;I told you in april -275474;1347219400;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy_: you do realize DMC soon will be selling web services for btc, right? -275473;1347219405;PsychoticBoy_;But you wouldnt listen and started dmc -275472;1347219421;PsychoticBoy_;So everyone does -275471;1347219439;Diablo-D3;thats a _very_ large market -275470;1347219444;Diablo-D3;rg has been trying to get into it but failed -275469;1347219481;PsychoticBoy_;You Will too. -275468;1347219489;PsychoticBoy_;As so many -275467;1347219506;mircea_popescu;lmao how has rg failed ?! -275466;1347219506;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy_: hey, you want to help dmc? -275465;1347219512;PsychoticBoy_;Shrug al you want. You know i am right -275464;1347219518;Diablo-D3;make theymos put a scammer tag on my forum account -275463;1347219523;PsychoticBoy_;How, thats impossible -275462;1347219533;Diablo-D3;DMC prices will reach 10btc if you do that -275461;1347219541;PsychoticBoy_;Your staff just like me -275460;1347219565;PsychoticBoy_;Cant do that, theymos would not either i know him -275459;1347219579;PsychoticBoy_;Thats the prob -275458;1347219641;PsychoticBoy_;So you are free as a bird :( -275457;1347219683;Bane_Capital;!pl DMC -275456;1347219684;assbot;!pl [@] [] -275455;1347219699;Bane_Capital;!pl DMC GLBSE -275454;1347219699;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -275453;1347219702;assbot;DMC [1@BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.03510001 BTC. Capital gain: 0.03510001 BTC. Total: 0.06145815 BTC. (-100%) -275452;1347219717;Bane_Capital;That's a little far-fetched Diablo -275451;1347219720;Bane_Capital;but miracles happen -275450;1347219755;Diablo-D3;the best part is -275449;1347219760;Diablo-D3;I could do this with zero assets. -275448;1347219806;Bane_Capital;Is CPA involed with DMC? -275447;1347219843;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: not yet -275446;1347219850;Diablo-D3;CPA cant afford to insure DMC, really -275445;1347219916;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.029 BTC [+] -275444;1347219958;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 5 @ 0.031 = 0.155 BTC [+] -275443;1347219968;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.031 BTC [+] -275442;1347220063;Diablo-D3;usagi: see pm -275441;1347220083;Diablo-D3;I dont think it'll matter, see pm -275440;1347220412;PsychoticBoy_;I Will not matter how on earth can you possibly insure crap -275439;1347220417;PsychoticBoy_;It -275438;1347220440;PsychoticBoy_;By lending daipers -275437;1347220473;PsychoticBoy_;Sry D but that are my thoughts -275436;1347220773;Diablo-D3;I think usagi passed out -275435;1347220827;PsychoticBoy_;Sure i would too -275434;1347220878;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 why ? -275433;1347220896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12695 @ 0.00039481 = 5.0121 BTC [-] -275432;1347220898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15101 @ 0.00039472 = 5.9607 BTC [-] -275431;1347220917;Diablo-D3;because its pretty late there -275430;1347221198;Diablo-D3;usagi: see pm -275429;1347221239;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC [+] -275428;1347221338;PsychoticBoy_;Lol usagi -275427;1347221364;Diablo-D3;usagi: seriously, see pm. -275426;1347221378;PsychoticBoy_;It would certainly do better than dmc -275425;1347221395;PsychoticBoy_;!ticker FDBF -275424;1347221401;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.01200001] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.13799999] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 1.8] [7dAvg: 0.14998956] -275423;1347221417;Diablo-D3;k -275422;1347221429;Diablo-D3;usagi: take your time, if I do it, its after obsi pays dividends -275421;1347221436;Diablo-D3;since hes slow as fuck -275420;1347221612;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09577 BTC [+] -275419;1347221949;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.065 BTC [+] -275418;1347222281;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [+] -275417;1347222320;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 12000 @ 0.00103417 = 12.41 BTC [+] -275416;1347222436;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.1002 = 2.4048 BTC [-] -275415;1347222438;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 52 @ 0.1001 = 5.2052 BTC [-] -275414;1347222439;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1001 = 1.001 BTC [-] -275413;1347222440;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.100001 = 1.8 BTC [-] -275412;1347222442;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 400 @ 0.1 = 40 BTC [-] -275411;1347222443;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -275410;1347222444;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3500 @ 0.1 = 350 BTC [-] -275409;1347222444;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 600 @ 0.1 = 60 BTC [-] -275408;1347222445;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -275407;1347222447;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 120 @ 0.1 = 12 BTC [-] -275406;1347222539;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -275405;1347222541;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 27 @ 0.1 = 2.7 BTC [+] -275404;1347222625;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.85 = 2.55 BTC [-] -275403;1347222634;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -275402;1347222652;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1750 @ 0.1 = 175 BTC [-] -275401;1347222764;PsychoticBoy_;In a few hours FDBF Will pay dividend -275400;1347222786;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 140 @ 0.1 = 14 BTC [-] -275399;1347222807;rg;[12:38] lmao how has rg failed ?! -275398;1347222809;rg;not quite -275397;1347222810;PsychoticBoy_;Aprox 1.5% of -275396;1347222812;rg;we gave up on dedicated sales -275395;1347222819;rg;it was costing us more per month to setup the servers and get them running -275394;1347222822;rg;cause no one ever cancels -275393;1347222825;rg;the accounts just go overdue -275392;1347222834;rg;and your host, diablo, charges $5/day on late fees -275391;1347222850;rg;so we'd make $50 on the server, then give back $25 in late fees cause customersn ever cancel -275390;1347222852;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 540 @ 0.1 = 54 BTC [-] -275389;1347222862;rg;that's why i wish you the best selling dedis for btc -275388;1347222868;rg;cause its a losing game -275387;1347222892;mircea_popescu;well Diablo-D3 has big plans, usually. -275386;1347222903;rg;step 1. host where bitvps hosts -275385;1347222909;rg;step 2. ?? -275384;1347222911;rg;step 3. profit -275383;1347222914;Diablo-D3;rg: I dont have to worry about $5/day late -275382;1347222923;rg;you will -275381;1347222924;rg;just wait -275380;1347222926;Diablo-D3;cronjob. -275379;1347222929;rg;whatever nenolod/bdwarr tells you -275378;1347222933;rg;just wait til steve hears it -275377;1347222935;rg;and revereses it -275376;1347222940;rg;nenolod/bdawrr are employees -275375;1347222941;rg;steve is the boss -275374;1347222944;rg;and what steve says, goes -275373;1347222950;rg;regardless of wat bdwarr/nenolod say -275372;1347222959;Diablo-D3;cant beat a cronjob -275371;1347222975;rg;i dont see how your cron job is going to do anything -275370;1347222978;rg;for late fees -275369;1347222987;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [+] -275368;1347222994;Diablo-D3;1 second past failure to pay, dedi is ended. -275367;1347223001;rg;yes but 1 second past failure -275366;1347223002;rg;is late -275365;1347223012;rg;you order the box, the customer pays -275364;1347223014;rg;the dates arent synced -275363;1347223018;rg;cause you ordered it a day before they paid -275362;1347223024;rg;so your billing date is 1 day before theirs -275361;1347223026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039608 = 0.0792 BTC [+] -275360;1347223034;rg;so when theyre late 1 day -275359;1347223036;rg;you're late 2 -275358;1347223039;rg;you feel me? -275357;1347223040;Diablo-D3;rg: not quite -275356;1347223048;Diablo-D3;since at that point Ive already made them 3 days late. -275355;1347223063;rg;yea yea -275354;1347223065;rg;less chat more splat -275353;1347223077;Diablo-D3;"less swag more frag" -275352;1347223110;Diablo-D3;rg: how much were you paying for dedis? -275351;1347223127;Diablo-D3;I mean, how much % off due to bulk reselling -275350;1347223129;rg;i got the e3 1230 (not v2) with 16gb ram and 2tb -275349;1347223133;rg;for $95 -275348;1347223144;rg;and the v2 is an extra 10 bucsk -275347;1347223162;rg;and for the dual quad e5, i pay $400 incl 128 ips/raid card/4x1tb -275346;1347223166;rg;er -275345;1347223169;rg;not dual quad -275344;1347223175;rg;what's a six core called? -275343;1347223180;Diablo-D3;six core -275342;1347223182;rg;sexcore -275341;1347223186;Diablo-D3;no, hex -275340;1347223189;PsychoticBoy_;FDBF is flyingdutchmanbitcoinfund -275339;1347223198;rg;and then theres those i7's -275338;1347223202;Diablo-D3;wait, fdbf is real?! -275337;1347223202;rg;i could probbaly get for free -275336;1347223203;rg;lol -275335;1347223210;rg;but selling servers is a hassle -275334;1347223212;rg;vps is easier -275333;1347223234;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [+] -275332;1347223235;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8400 @ 0.00066678 = 5.601 BTC [-] -275331;1347223250;Diablo-D3;rg: wait, why the fuck are you getting those cheaper than me -275330;1347223290;PsychoticBoy_;Yes we are real (FDBF) -275329;1347223308;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy_: but its pirate themed! -275328;1347223308;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3> rg: wait, why the fuck are you getting those cheaper than me <<< epic. -275327;1347223331;PsychoticBoy_;No its got nothing to do with pirate -275326;1347223346;Diablo-D3;rg: I'd end up paying $135/mo for the e3-1230v2 16gb 2tb -275325;1347223358;PsychoticBoy_;Its called that because we ( paladon and i) are dutch -275324;1347223503;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 2 @ 0.081 = 0.162 BTC [-] -275323;1347223529;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 10 @ 0.062 = 0.62 BTC [-] -275322;1347223572;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -275321;1347223574;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -275320;1347223575;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 293 @ 0.103 = 30.179 BTC [+] -275319;1347223576;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 86 @ 0.104 = 8.944 BTC [+] -275318;1347223593;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -275317;1347223640;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [+] -275316;1347223648;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 180 @ 0.1 = 18 BTC [-] -275315;1347223693;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.104 = 1.456 BTC [+] -275314;1347223694;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.105 = 10.5 BTC [+] -275313;1347223695;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.106 = 10.6 BTC [+] -275312;1347223696;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.107 = 10.7 BTC [+] -275311;1347224210;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.107 BTC [+] -275310;1347224536;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 12 @ 0.000123 = 0.0015 BTC [+] -275309;1347224592;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.000123 = 0.0002 BTC [+] -275308;1347224834;rg;Diablo-D3: that's not too bad -275307;1347224844;rg;mind you it also comes with IPMI, etc -275306;1347224848;rg;lots of hosts dont do that -275305;1347224853;rg;the main caveat tho -275304;1347224859;rg;enzu's internal network is only 100mbit -275303;1347224869;rg;i remember transferring VM data was like pulling teeth with a spoon -275302;1347224915;Diablo-D3;rg: btw, they just raised their prices -275301;1347224924;Diablo-D3;so you'd be paying what I would be now -275300;1347224941;rg;yeah... sure -275299;1347224958;rg;when is 'just' -275298;1347224964;rg;cause i 'just' got a new box -275297;1347224965;rg;at those prices -275296;1347224974;Diablo-D3;bdwarr6 says otherwise -275295;1347224985;rg;duh -275294;1347224993;rg;'no customer 1 never got that price' -275293;1347224997;rg;'but you did, so you should pay it' -275292;1347225003;rg;it reminds me of that scene -275291;1347225005;rg;in the wdding singer -275290;1347225009;Diablo-D3;never seen it -275289;1347225010;rg;and you would go and run to them about prices -275288;1347225012;rg;like a little bitch -275287;1347225021;rg;'wahhh im gonna taddle cause someone else got ab etter price' -275286;1347225022;rg;wahhhh -275285;1347225024;rg;im a little girl -275284;1347225026;Diablo-D3;rg: no, I was going to try to press him for better prices and pocket it -275283;1347225034;rg;thats.. what i just said -275282;1347225061;Diablo-D3;no it isnt -275281;1347225070;rg;you took what i said -275280;1347225073;rg;and tried to use it agains them -275279;1347225073;Diablo-D3;I went IM THE BAUS, you went MY LITTLE PONY, MY LITTLE PONY -275278;1347225076;rg;that's taddling -275277;1347225082;rg;and also why i dont like discussing money -275276;1347225085;rg;cause if you knew what i really paid -275275;1347225088;rg;you'd cry like a little bitch -275274;1347225096;rg;'but i also do things for them -275273;1347225100;rg;and that's the reason why -275272;1347225107;Diablo-D3;rg: btw, know of anyone reselling absolute shit vpses but cheap? -275271;1347225113;rg;yeah -275270;1347225114;rg;i do -275269;1347225119;rg;check out serverdeals.org -275268;1347225124;rg;they have a reseller program -275267;1347225125;rg;and everything -275266;1347225134;rg;if you sell a decent amount -275265;1347225137;rg;you will get a bunch of discounts -275264;1347225141;rg;but theyre OpenVZ only -275263;1347225147;rg;i contemplated doing it cause our chi node is filled -275262;1347225157;rg;pretty much -275261;1347225167;Diablo-D3;usagi: erm, you do realize we both work with the same companies, right? -275260;1347225178;rg;Diablo-D3: also serverdeals has nice support -275259;1347225181;rg;theres one dude who does all my stuff -275258;1347225182;rg;named Charlse -275257;1347225184;rg;Charles -275256;1347225185;rg;hes the man -275255;1347225187;Diablo-D3;usagi: I've known nenolod for about 9000 years, nenolod now works for the company Im doing business with -275254;1347225195;rg;if its 3am or 5pm -275253;1347225197;rg;charles always anwers -275252;1347225208;rg;usagi: diablo-d3 decided to open a company -275251;1347225210;rg;in the same DC as bitvps -275250;1347225226;rg;obviously a direct attack on me -275249;1347225229;rg;and my company -275248;1347225233;rg;but hes going to fail anyway so im not worried -275247;1347225233;Diablo-D3;yes, its a direct attack on bitvps -275246;1347225241;Diablo-D3;its so direct that rg is just going to get dedis from me -275245;1347225241;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.115 = 0.345 BTC [+] -275244;1347225250;rg;Diablo-D3: i actually wa gonna do that -275243;1347225253;rg;but i get better pricing -275242;1347225255;rg;but it also might be worht it -275241;1347225257;rg;if you do support -275240;1347225264;Diablo-D3;rg: we could split support -275239;1347225265;rg;cause i have my hands full wit bitvps spport -275238;1347225273;rg;most of its easy shit -275237;1347225277;rg;but still shit that needs completing none the less -275236;1347225285;Diablo-D3;rg: btw, you take shit in btc right? how did you setup billing? -275235;1347225295;rg;Diablo-D3: all our prices are decided in USD -275234;1347225301;rg;and every 5 minutes it pulls the 24hr avg from mtgox -275233;1347225306;rg;and readjusts the price/invoics -275232;1347225307;rg;based on that -275231;1347225320;rg;we tried to do a completely BTC business -275230;1347225322;rg;prices in btc, no usd -275229;1347225325;rg;but that lasted about a month -275228;1347225332;rg;a month and $600 later -275227;1347225333;rg;hehe -275226;1347225342;Diablo-D3;what are you using for the invoicing? -275225;1347225394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00039654 = 3.2913 BTC [+] -275224;1347225395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10004 @ 0.00039472 = 3.9488 BTC [-] -275223;1347225396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5596 @ 0.00039466 = 2.2085 BTC [-] -275222;1347225434;Diablo-D3;rg: because Im wondering if bitinstant can actually do the job for the payment gateway and then glue a standard enterprise invoicing kit on top -275221;1347225752;rg;bitinstant? -275220;1347225755;rg;why not umm -275219;1347225759;rg;the other guys -275218;1347225760;rg;uhh -275217;1347225765;rg;bit-pay -275216;1347225774;rg;[14:16] It looks like a PERL script. -275215;1347225775;rg;lol -275214;1347225777;rg;its bash script -275213;1347225777;rg;:) -275212;1347225796;Diablo-D3;if you throw enough awk and sed in.. whats the difference? -275211;1347225820;Diablo-D3;rg: bitinstant has that walmart shit going on -275210;1347225826;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -275209;1347225835;rg;#!/bin/bash -275208;1347225835;rg;# if the files exist, get rid of them, they're stale -275207;1347225835;rg;if test -f /tmp/price;then -275206;1347225835;rg;rm -rf /tmp/price -275205;1347225835;rg;fi -275204;1347225838;rg;if test -f /tmp/updates.sql;then -275203;1347225840;rg;rm -rf /tmp/updates.sql -275202;1347225842;rg;fi -275201;1347225852;rg;# run the script to update all the prices -275200;1347225852;rg;/usr/bin/conv -275199;1347225872;Diablo-D3;rg: I can go to 7-11, cvs, or walmart -275198;1347225876;Diablo-D3;and deposit money with bitinstant -275197;1347225880;rg;# commit those changes to the backend -275196;1347225880;rg;mysql -u readonly_whm -pmcGURKin whm < /tmp/updates.sq -275195;1347225895;Diablo-D3;THEN AGAIN -275194;1347225897;rg;way to paste a password rg -275193;1347225903;Diablo-D3;rg: HAH -275192;1347225906;Diablo-D3;good going dude -275191;1347225913;rg;im kidding -275190;1347225913;Diablo-D3;anyhow, THEN AGAIN -275189;1347225926;Diablo-D3;bitpay has whmcs intergration -275188;1347225936;rg;well -275187;1347225938;rg;if you're going to use whmcs -275186;1347225940;rg;you dontn eed bitpay at all -275185;1347225951;Diablo-D3;dont want to run a local bitcoind -275184;1347225968;rg;i suggest using kreals service -275183;1347225974;rg;he has whmcs plugins too -275182;1347225984;rg;and if something goes wrong you can complain @ him on irc -275181;1347226009;Diablo-D3;he has a service? -275180;1347226019;rg;yeha -275179;1347226022;rg;he runs walletbit -275178;1347226031;rg;and they've moved into payment processing -275177;1347226040;rg;ive used it, its pretty good -275176;1347226042;rg;and kreal is smart -275175;1347226049;rg;in spite of being from denmark -275174;1347226054;Diablo-D3;nothing stops me from adding all three -275173;1347226071;rg;lol i guess -275172;1347226084;rg;id stay away from WHMCS -275171;1347226085;rg;if possible -275170;1347226090;rg;it took a LONG time to get it working the way we have it -275169;1347226097;rg;MUCH trial and *error* -275168;1347226142;Diablo-D3;rg: well -275167;1347226144;Diablo-D3;what else is there? -275166;1347226175;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.5999 = 1.1998 BTC [-] -275165;1347226226;rg;make your own -275164;1347226229;Diablo-D3;meh -275163;1347226340;rg;what's his face -275162;1347226340;Diablo-D3;I guess I could -275161;1347226342;Diablo-D3;but what a pita -275160;1347226345;rg;netxshare wrote a whole ordering system in PHP -275159;1347226350;rg;it only took him a day -275158;1347226365;Diablo-D3;yuck php -275157;1347226468;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -275156;1347226573;rg;well -275155;1347226581;rg;i suggest PHP cause if you use PHP your job is already half done -275154;1347226607;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 8 @ 0.501001 = 4.008 BTC [-] -275153;1347226612;Diablo-D3;dude, I have been using perl for like a decade -275152;1347226624;rg;ok -275151;1347226624;Diablo-D3;with cpan, my job has probably already done 5 times -275150;1347226627;rg;use perl -275149;1347226629;rg;im just saying -275148;1347226632;rg;jsonrpc.php already exists -275147;1347226634;rg;and works perfectly -275146;1347226646;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 0.99 = 3.96 BTC [-] -275145;1347226690;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.108 = 0.324 BTC [+] -275144;1347226864;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.0999 = 3.996 BTC [-] -275143;1347227269;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09577 BTC [+] -275142;1347227816;rg;so -275141;1347227823;rg;i guess i can put an IPO up on gbse -275140;1347227828;rg;about my pot grownig operatin -275139;1347227831;rg;operation* -275138;1347227941;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 240 @ 0.1 = 24 BTC [-] -275137;1347228090;Diablo-D3;lol -275136;1347228353;jcpham;sure thing rg -275135;1347228359;jcpham;i'll buy shares -275134;1347228368;kakobrekla;rg do you register domains as well -275133;1347228583;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.003395 = 0.0509 BTC [-] -275132;1347228607;Diablo-D3;rg: so which of us can do cheaper vps? -275131;1347228616;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7995 BTC [+] -275130;1347228618;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.79978998 = 3.1992 BTC [+] -275129;1347228622;rg;probably you -275128;1347228663;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 6 @ 0.99 = 5.94 BTC [-] -275127;1347228703;Diablo-D3;rg: how much money do you personally make off of this? -275126;1347228865;Diablo-D3;usagi: you just made little to no sense. -275125;1347228900;Diablo-D3;usagi: that has nothing to do with an invoicing and billing frontend though -275124;1347228933;Diablo-D3;bwhahaha -275123;1347228934;Diablo-D3;oh man -275122;1347228939;Diablo-D3;you fail at economics -275121;1347228959;Diablo-D3;usagi: do you realize why amazon is basically the king of expensive overpriced webs hit? -275120;1347228981;Diablo-D3;*web shit -275119;1347228984;rg;amazon is just a name -275118;1347228986;rg;that's why people use it -275117;1347228989;Diablo-D3;usagi: nope. -275116;1347228998;Diablo-D3;amazon's cloud services are a recent thing -275115;1347229004;Diablo-D3;they're not the first nor the first major one -275114;1347229016;rg;erm -275113;1347229018;rg;ec2 isnt *that* new -275112;1347229023;Diablo-D3;rg: in amazon history it is -275111;1347229027;Diablo-D3;amazons like a decade old now -275110;1347229041;rg;Amazon announced a limited public beta of EC2 on August 25, 2006 -275109;1347229072;Diablo-D3;yes, and I was personally doing fault tolerant parallel multi-site storage in the late 90s. -275108;1347229095;Diablo-D3;rg: amazon was founded in 1994 -275107;1347229108;rg;so? -275106;1347229110;Diablo-D3;jesus, they're 18 years old now -275105;1347229116;Diablo-D3;thats insane -275104;1347229116;rg;that doesnt change ec2's start date -275103;1347229125;Diablo-D3;no, but im saying, they're not an early player -275102;1347229142;Diablo-D3;and then you have to question if ec2 itself counts as a cloud service -275101;1347229148;Diablo-D3;since its just hands free vps allocation -275100;1347229213;Diablo-D3;but thats not what Im talking about anyways, so lets rewind here -275099;1347229233;Diablo-D3;amazon is fucking popular, even though their shit is the most expensive of any major offering, because -275098;1347229237;Diablo-D3;they make it look good. -275097;1347229244;Diablo-D3;goddamnit usagi -275096;1347229279;Diablo-D3;[03:20:28] amazon is fucking popular, even though their shit is the most expensive of any major offering, because -275095;1347229279;Diablo-D3;[03:20:33] they make it look good. -275094;1347229288;Diablo-D3;the experience is smooth and flawless. -275093;1347229295;Diablo-D3;they polished the shit out of it -275092;1347229321;Diablo-D3;they appled it, they ciscoed it, they sunned it. -275091;1347229327;Diablo-D3;whatever you want to call it -275090;1347229377;jcpham;sounds like linux -275089;1347229413;Diablo-D3;jcpham: yes, amazon uses linux everywhere -275088;1347229420;Diablo-D3;but thats neither here nor there -275087;1347229427;jcpham;linux happened -275086;1347229431;jcpham;automation happened -275085;1347229436;jcpham;\blah blah soapbox -275084;1347229436;Diablo-D3;usagi: everything, even down to their fucking billing system, its perfect -275083;1347229448;Diablo-D3;jcpham: Ive been using linux as my primary desktop os for almost 15 years -275082;1347229455;jcpham;\blah blah soapbox -275081;1347229457;Diablo-D3;so, yes, it happened. awhile back. -275080;1347229488;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 60 @ 0.1009 = 6.054 BTC [+] -275079;1347229526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039553 = 0.0791 BTC [+] -275078;1347229528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9816 @ 0.00039466 = 3.874 BTC [-] -275077;1347229534;Diablo-D3;usagi: so dont tell me that i can just scrap together a shitty billing system and be happy with it -275076;1347229541;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.501 = 4.509 BTC [-] -275075;1347229541;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.461 = 4.149 BTC [-] -275074;1347229543;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.401 = 3.609 BTC [-] -275073;1347229544;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.4 = 4 BTC [-] -275072;1347229545;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.331 = 2.979 BTC [-] -275071;1347229546;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.3011 = 1.2044 BTC [-] -275070;1347229548;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.1009 = 0.2018 BTC [+] -275069;1347229730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43022 @ 0.00039466 = 16.9791 BTC [-] -275068;1347229731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11078 @ 0.00039459 = 4.3713 BTC [-] -275067;1347229857;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [+] -275066;1347229893;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 42 @ 0.103 = 4.326 BTC [+] -275065;1347229996;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 31 @ 0.1 = 3.1 BTC [-] -275064;1347230004;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 8 @ 1.049 = 8.392 BTC [-] -275063;1347230063;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -275062;1347230242;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.003395 = 0.0238 BTC [-] -275061;1347230353;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7505 BTC [-] -275060;1347230355;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7501 BTC [-] -275059;1347230356;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.7501 = 7.501 BTC [-] -275058;1347230357;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.75 = 7.5 BTC [-] -275057;1347230550;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.101 = 10.1 BTC [+] -275056;1347230626;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11149 @ 0.00066573 = 7.4222 BTC [-] -275055;1347230627;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11520 @ 0.00066505 = 7.6614 BTC [-] -275054;1347230733;Diablo-D3;anyhow, Im going to bed -275053;1347230734;Diablo-D3;night all -275052;1347231173;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.79978998 BTC [+] -275051;1347231471;kakobrekla;;;tslb -275050;1347231474;gribble;Time since last block: 4 minutes and 49 seconds -275049;1347231477;kakobrekla;hm -275048;1347231484;kakobrekla;aha -275047;1347231860;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 2 @ 0.3971 = 0.7942 BTC [-] -275046;1347232495;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5600 @ 0.00064896 = 3.6342 BTC [-] -275045;1347232795;rg;lol -275044;1347232800;rg;its so funny to see what people run on their VPS -275043;1347232805;rg;such random shit -275042;1347232824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6656 @ 0.00039459 = 2.6264 BTC [-] -275041;1347232868;PsychoticBoy;Matthew and Pirateat40 are finally marked as SCAMMER this means Matthew N Wright is no longer mod/staff member on the forum :D -275040;1347232885;rg;why is matthew a scammer? -275039;1347232890;rg;i thought he was legit -275038;1347232892;rg;he was for a while -275037;1347232893;PsychoticBoy;did not pay his bet -275036;1347232914;PsychoticBoy;dont make jokes about 80k btc -275035;1347232996;PsychoticBoy;now the question is will anybody recieve the next issue of bitcoin magazin? -275034;1347233016;PsychoticBoy;as he did not pay his writers -275033;1347233068;rg;www.firenzee.com/howthemightyhavefallen.jpg -275032;1347233071;rg;for your viewing pleasure -275031;1347233346;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.003395 = 0.0272 BTC [-] -275030;1347233421;DeaDTerra;;;lastseen nefario -275029;1347233422;gribble;Error: "lastseen" is not a valid command. -275028;1347233432;DeaDTerra;;;seen nefario -275027;1347233432;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 20 hours, 51 minutes, and 24 seconds ago: it's too much of a conflict of interest -275026;1347233588;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.2698 BTC [-] -275025;1347233859;PsychoticBoy;yep hes on the list as #1 -275024;1347234011;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1011 BTC [+] -275023;1347234772;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1011 = 0.5055 BTC [+] -275022;1347234974;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.2699 BTC [+] -275021;1347234988;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.2699 BTC [+] -275020;1347235023;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [+] -275019;1347235054;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0649999 BTC [+] -275018;1347235174;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1011 BTC [+] -275017;1347235661;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1011 = 0.5055 BTC [+] -275016;1347235885;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1011 = 0.3033 BTC [+] -275015;1347236027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21466 @ 0.00039459 = 8.4703 BTC [-] -275014;1347236028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31534 @ 0.00039458 = 12.4427 BTC [-] -275013;1347236168;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 10 @ 0.00999999 = 0.1 BTC [-] -275012;1347236252;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 5 @ 0.7301 = 3.6505 BTC [-] -275011;1347236399;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 30 @ 0.09577 = 2.8731 BTC [+] -275010;1347236710;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1011 = 0.8088 BTC [+] -275009;1347236906;teek;usagi what is blackbox -275008;1347237038;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=81993.0 -275007;1347237171;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 100 @ 0.15 = 15 BTC [+] -275006;1347237173;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.7199 = 1.4398 BTC [+] -275005;1347237175;PsychoticBoy;:D -275004;1347237372;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 6 @ 0.045 = 0.27 BTC [-] -275003;1347237553;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3900 @ 0.00063655 = 2.4825 BTC [-] -275002;1347237574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13266 @ 0.00039458 = 5.2345 BTC [-] -275001;1347237576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8885 @ 0.00039458 = 3.5058 BTC [-] -275000;1347237619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4059 @ 0.00039458 = 1.6016 BTC [-] -274999;1347237621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23792 @ 0.00039453 = 9.3867 BTC [-] -274998;1347238094;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.003395 = 0.0238 BTC [-] -274997;1347238120;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 64 @ 0.001 = 0.064 BTC [+] -274996;1347238144;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1001 = 0.4004 BTC [-] -274995;1347238145;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 69 @ 0.1 = 6.9 BTC [-] -274994;1347238304;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 28 @ 0.87499 = 24.4997 BTC [-] -274993;1347238506;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 17 @ 0.62 = 10.54 BTC [+] -274992;1347238507;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -274991;1347238509;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.6 = 1.8 BTC [-] -274990;1347238578;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 37 @ 0.0899 = 3.3263 BTC [+] -274989;1347238657;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 11 @ 0.3 = 3.3 BTC [+] -274988;1347238658;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 60 @ 0.3 = 18 BTC [+] -274987;1347238729;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 15 @ 0.56 = 8.4 BTC [-] -274986;1347238730;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 35 @ 0.555 = 19.425 BTC [-] -274985;1347238731;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.5501 = 1.1002 BTC [-] -274984;1347238732;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.55 = 3.3 BTC [-] -274983;1347238733;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5001 BTC [-] -274982;1347238870;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -274981;1347238895;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 30 @ 0.00999999 = 0.3 BTC [-] -274980;1347238967;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1011 = 1.011 BTC [+] -274979;1347239203;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1011 BTC [+] -274978;1347239282;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.55000001 BTC [-] -274977;1347239284;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [-] -274976;1347239285;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.523 = 2.092 BTC [-] -274975;1347239286;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.52 = 2.6 BTC [-] -274974;1347239288;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.51 = 1.02 BTC [-] -274973;1347239289;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.491 = 4.91 BTC [-] -274972;1347239327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039617 = 0.0792 BTC [+] -274971;1347239327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55300 @ 0.00039663 = 21.9336 BTC [+] -274970;1347239423;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.09260001 = 0.463 BTC [-] -274969;1347239425;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0926 BTC [-] -274968;1347239426;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.092501 BTC [-] -274967;1347239427;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0924 = 0.2772 BTC [-] -274966;1347239429;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 43 @ 0.0923 = 3.9689 BTC [-] -274965;1347239430;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 52 @ 0.0922 = 4.7944 BTC [-] -274964;1347239512;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 8 @ 1 = 8 BTC [-] -274963;1347239695;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 4 @ 0.9001 = 3.6004 BTC [-] -274962;1347239697;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 28 @ 0.9 = 25.2 BTC [-] -274961;1347240036;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 3 @ 0.0555 = 0.1665 BTC [-] -274960;1347240037;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 72 @ 0.0551 = 3.9672 BTC [-] -274959;1347240038;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 50 @ 0.055 = 2.75 BTC [-] -274958;1347240039;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 29 @ 0.05 = 1.45 BTC [-] -274957;1347240073;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 27 @ 0.72 = 19.44 BTC [+] -274956;1347240201;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [-] -274955;1347240242;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 5 @ 0.25 = 1.25 BTC [-] -274954;1347240252;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.1011 = 1.6176 BTC [+] -274953;1347240254;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.1015 = 4.466 BTC [+] -274952;1347240316;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 50 @ 0.0601 = 3.005 BTC [-] -274951;1347240318;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.06005 BTC [-] -274950;1347240318;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 19 @ 0.06 = 1.14 BTC [-] -274949;1347240534;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 55 @ 0.1015 = 5.5825 BTC [+] -274948;1347240535;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 445 @ 0.10158 = 45.2031 BTC [+] -274947;1347240615;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10158 BTC [+] -274946;1347240868;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.09577 = 0.4789 BTC [+] -274945;1347241281;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.4006 = 2.003 BTC [-] -274944;1347241283;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4005 = 0.801 BTC [-] -274943;1347241284;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.4 = 1.6 BTC [-] -274942;1347241285;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -274941;1347241314;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -274940;1347241643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039499 = 0.079 BTC [-] -274939;1347241644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10508 @ 0.00039453 = 4.1457 BTC [-] -274938;1347241646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13192 @ 0.00039453 = 5.2046 BTC [-] -274937;1347241967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039626 = 0.0793 BTC [+] -274936;1347241969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7195 @ 0.00039663 = 2.8538 BTC [+] -274935;1347241970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00039923 = 8.1443 BTC [+] -274934;1347241971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30905 @ 0.00040026 = 12.37 BTC [+] -274933;1347243089;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10158 = 0.2032 BTC [+] -274932;1347243147;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.10158 = 2.0316 BTC [+] -274931;1347243293;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10158 = 0.5079 BTC [+] -274930;1347243316;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 20 @ 0.031 = 0.62 BTC [+] -274929;1347243318;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -274928;1347243327;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.000123 = 0.0005 BTC [+] -274927;1347243387;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 24 @ 0.000123 = 0.003 BTC [+] -274926;1347243634;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -274925;1347243822;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09576999 BTC [-] -274924;1347243832;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 40 @ 0.03 = 1.2 BTC [-] -274923;1347244101;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 33 @ 0.0715 = 2.3595 BTC [+] -274922;1347244329;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 10 @ 0.3974 = 3.974 BTC [+] -274921;1347245976;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10158 = 0.4063 BTC [+] -274920;1347246557;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -274919;1347247891;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00063655 = 3.2464 BTC [-] -274918;1347248057;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1016 = 0.3048 BTC [+] -274917;1347248132;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.72 = 2.16 BTC [+] -274916;1347248239;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [+] -274915;1347248403;smickles;<@assbot> [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30905 @ 0.00040026 = 12.37 BTC [+], seems you just cant keep it under .0004 -274914;1347248899;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 6 @ 0.0499 = 0.2994 BTC [-] -274913;1347248939;mircea_popescu;smickles shit floats :D -274912;1347249378;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.76 = 7.6 BTC [-] -274911;1347249508;mircea_popescu;http://raidcoin.com/ this is pretty rad. -274910;1347249767;dub;pdf nothx -274909;1347249846;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09576999 = 0.2873 BTC [-] -274908;1347249901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46000 @ 0.0003989 = 18.3494 BTC [-] -274907;1347249902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00039911 = 2.1951 BTC [+] -274906;1347250022;mircea_popescu;its for printing pages -274905;1347250026;mircea_popescu;paper wallet. -274904;1347250090;dub;printing.. paper.. I only vaguely remember these relics -274903;1347250248;mircea_popescu;well its supposedly much safer for wallets. -274902;1347250398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39700 @ 0.00039911 = 15.8447 BTC [+] -274901;1347250727;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -274900;1347250811;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 5 @ 0.00955 = 0.0478 BTC [+] -274899;1347251163;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 4 @ 0.0236 = 0.0944 BTC [-] -274898;1347251633;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10159998 = 0.3048 BTC [-] -274897;1347251698;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7151 = 3.5755 BTC [-] -274896;1347251699;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 134 @ 0.715 = 95.81 BTC [-] -274895;1347252049;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104707.0 this is a sad read. -274894;1347252205;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 2500 @ 0.00445 = 11.125 BTC [-] -274893;1347252258;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 13 @ 0.00445 = 0.0579 BTC [-] -274892;1347252260;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10159998 = 0.2032 BTC [-] -274891;1347253095;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7101 = 3.5505 BTC [-] -274890;1347253120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039692 = 0.0794 BTC [-] -274889;1347253121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38053 @ 0.00039599 = 15.0686 BTC [-] -274888;1347253123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11147 @ 0.00039487 = 4.4016 BTC [-] -274887;1347253130;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.71 = 2.13 BTC [-] -274886;1347253503;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 50 @ 0.70011 = 35.0055 BTC [-] -274885;1347253910;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [-] -274884;1347254240;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.70011 = 5.6009 BTC [-] -274883;1347254308;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.70011 BTC [-] -274882;1347255010;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -274881;1347255012;gribble;Best bid: 11.0243, Best ask: 11.10869, Bid-ask spread: 0.08439, Last trade: 11.1087, 24 hour volume: 13374, 24 hour low: 10.92452, 24 hour high: 11.14288 -274880;1347255022;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -274879;1347255024;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -274878;1347255076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039871 = 0.0797 BTC [+] -274877;1347255371;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 3 @ 0.91 = 2.73 BTC [-] -274876;1347255396;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10159996 BTC [-] -274875;1347255418;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 46 @ 0.001 = 0.046 BTC [+] -274874;1347255878;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 6 @ 0.01 = 0.06 BTC [+] -274873;1347255935;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 1 @ 0.011 BTC [+] -274872;1347256833;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.979 = 4.895 BTC [+] -274871;1347257428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17427 @ 0.00039888 = 6.9513 BTC [+] -274870;1347257876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6673 @ 0.00039888 = 2.6617 BTC [+] -274869;1347258034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039508 = 0.079 BTC [-] -274868;1347258035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28353 @ 0.00039487 = 11.1957 BTC [-] -274867;1347258037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24147 @ 0.00039453 = 9.5267 BTC [-] -274866;1347259068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 38150 @ 0.0034 = 129.71 BTC [+] -274865;1347260182;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.05 = 2.5 BTC [-] -274864;1347260556;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -274863;1347260557;gribble;Best bid: 11.04, Best ask: 11.11, Bid-ask spread: 0.07000, Last trade: 11.04, 24 hour volume: 14003, 24 hour low: 10.92452, 24 hour high: 11.1419 -274862;1347260565;mircea_popescu;o wow, 14k volume ? incredible. -274861;1347260723;BTCHero;slow night i guess -274860;1347260767;mircea_popescu;i guess w/o btccharts nobody trades -274859;1347260877;mircea_popescu;https://mtgox.com/press_release_20110811.html -274858;1347260883;mircea_popescu;how little has changed, in retrospect -274857;1347260889;mircea_popescu;august 2012, august 2011, same difference. -274856;1347260953;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1.045 BTC [-] -274855;1347261421;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.7199 = 1.4398 BTC [+] -274854;1347261466;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [+] -274853;1347261509;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 100 @ 0.000123 = 0.0123 BTC [+] -274852;1347261899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039497 = 0.079 BTC [+] -274851;1347261901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00039528 = 4.2295 BTC [+] -274850;1347262004;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 15 @ 0.05975305 = 0.8963 BTC [+] -274849;1347262079;mircea_popescu;o hey it's back! -274848;1347262206;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [+] -274847;1347262233;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.0499 BTC [-] -274846;1347262292;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7700 @ 0.00064877 = 4.9955 BTC [+] -274845;1347262294;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12200 @ 0.00064247 = 7.8381 BTC [-] -274844;1347262614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00351853 = 0.5278 BTC [+] -274843;1347262740;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 115 @ 0.003395 = 0.3904 BTC [-] -274842;1347262913;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 4 @ 0.4001 = 1.6004 BTC [-] -274841;1347262918;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [+] -274840;1347263018;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [+] -274839;1347263019;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 19 @ 0.115 = 2.185 BTC [+] -274838;1347264178;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4469 @ 0.00064247 = 2.8712 BTC [-] -274837;1347264179;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16595 @ 0.00064207 = 10.6552 BTC [-] -274836;1347264849;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.000123 BTC [+] -274835;1347266072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039488 = 0.079 BTC [-] -274834;1347266073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13261 @ 0.00039453 = 5.2319 BTC [-] -274833;1347266075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14739 @ 0.0003945 = 5.8145 BTC [-] -274832;1347266083;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10159994 = 0.2032 BTC [-] -274831;1347266507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35961 @ 0.0003945 = 14.1866 BTC [-] -274830;1347266509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4239 @ 0.00039449 = 1.6722 BTC [-] -274829;1347289646;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3911 = 0.7822 BTC [-] -274828;1347290241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039496 = 0.079 BTC [-] -274827;1347290243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00039473 = 1.8552 BTC [-] -274826;1347290244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32761 @ 0.0003935 = 12.8915 BTC [-] -274825;1347290245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12426 @ 0.00039344 = 4.8889 BTC [-] -274824;1347290333;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 935 @ 0.15329735 = 143.333 BTC [-] -274823;1347290414;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3996 BTC [+] -274822;1347290585;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 62 @ 0.102 = 6.324 BTC [+] -274821;1347290653;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 57 @ 0.103 = 5.871 BTC [+] -274820;1347290655;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 43 @ 0.103 = 4.429 BTC [+] -274819;1347290758;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.94 BTC [+] -274818;1347291020;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.104 = 0.52 BTC [+] -274817;1347291345;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 7 @ 0.12 = 0.84 BTC [-] -274816;1347291830;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.10159994 = 0.8128 BTC [+] -274815;1347291960;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 3 @ 0.12 = 0.36 BTC [-] -274814;1347292201;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.70021 = 3.5011 BTC [+] -274813;1347292203;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 33 @ 0.70011 = 23.1036 BTC [-] -274812;1347292267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23974 @ 0.00039344 = 9.4323 BTC [-] -274811;1347292269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9172 @ 0.00039339 = 3.6082 BTC [-] -274810;1347292310;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6999 = 1.3998 BTC [-] -274809;1347292370;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1021 = 0.4084 BTC [-] -274808;1347292371;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 252 @ 0.102 = 25.704 BTC [-] -274807;1347292813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039553 = 0.0791 BTC [+] -274806;1347292832;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -274805;1347292848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35000 @ 0.00039594 = 13.8579 BTC [+] -274804;1347293091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00039594 = 0.0396 BTC [+] -274803;1347294104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039493 = 0.079 BTC [-] -274802;1347294106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.0003946 = 4.1433 BTC [-] -274801;1347294477;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1046 BTC [+] -274800;1347294623;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.69959897 = 1.3992 BTC [-] -274799;1347294625;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.69959898 = 4.8972 BTC [+] -274798;1347294626;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.69979899 = 5.5984 BTC [+] -274797;1347294720;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.3996 = 1.1988 BTC [+] -274796;1347294729;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.10159994 = 1.4224 BTC [+] -274795;1347294788;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1149 = 0.2298 BTC [-] -274794;1347294831;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108375.0 -274793;1347295082;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -274792;1347295165;Diablo-D3;oh fuck -274791;1347295167;Diablo-D3;MORE asics -274790;1347295693;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1046 = 0.3138 BTC [+] -274789;1347295830;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10159994 = 0.4064 BTC [+] -274788;1347296211;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.94 = 4.7 BTC [+] -274787;1347296502;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6852 = 3.426 BTC [-] -274786;1347296503;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6851 = 2.0553 BTC [-] -274785;1347296504;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.68509999 = 5.4808 BTC [-] -274784;1347296505;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.685 = 3.425 BTC [-] -274783;1347296507;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6601 = 3.3005 BTC [-] -274782;1347296508;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.66 = 3.3 BTC [-] -274781;1347296509;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.62 = 3.1 BTC [-] -274780;1347296510;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.61 = 3.05 BTC [-] -274779;1347296511;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.601 = 5.409 BTC [-] -274778;1347296512;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 29 @ 0.600011 = 17.4003 BTC [-] -274777;1347296513;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 35 @ 0.60001 = 21.0004 BTC [-] -274776;1347296514;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -274775;1347296515;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -274774;1347296516;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 100 @ 0.6 = 60 BTC [-] -274773;1347296865;Diablo-D3;someone came to their senses -274772;1347297031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039533 = 0.0791 BTC [+] -274771;1347297032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29700 @ 0.00039559 = 11.749 BTC [+] -274770;1347297034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14927 @ 0.00039599 = 5.9109 BTC [+] -274769;1347297035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00039609 = 1.7428 BTC [+] -274768;1347297151;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10231 BTC [-] -274767;1347297153;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1023 = 0.4092 BTC [-] -274766;1347297154;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 56 @ 0.1022 = 5.7232 BTC [-] -274765;1347297155;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.102 = 3.978 BTC [-] -274764;1347297184;Diablo-D3;damned internets -274763;1347297194;Diablo-D3;[10:02:07] o.O -274762;1347297195;Diablo-D3;[10:07:43] someone came to their senses -274761;1347297298;Diablo-D3;OH FUCK -274760;1347297299;Diablo-D3;GITHUB IS DOWN -274759;1347297334;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5321 BTC [-] -274758;1347297513;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1021 = 0.4084 BTC [+] -274757;1347297515;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.102 = 1.122 BTC [-] -274756;1347297746;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1011 = 0.2022 BTC [-] -274755;1347297908;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10159994 BTC [+] -274754;1347298255;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 25 @ 0.0153 = 0.3825 BTC [+] -274753;1347298380;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 38 @ 0.101 = 3.838 BTC [-] -274752;1347298471;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.10159994 = 1.4224 BTC [+] -274751;1347298515;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.5324 = 2.662 BTC [+] -274750;1347298517;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.5323 = 1.5969 BTC [-] -274749;1347298518;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.5322 = 5.322 BTC [-] -274748;1347298520;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.532 = 1.596 BTC [-] -274747;1347298521;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.51 = 5.1 BTC [-] -274746;1347298521;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 40 @ 0.505 = 20.2 BTC [-] -274745;1347298522;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.501 = 4.509 BTC [-] -274744;1347298523;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [-] -274743;1347298548;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14100 @ 0.00062365 = 8.7935 BTC [-] -274742;1347298630;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.101 = 0.404 BTC [-] -274741;1347298631;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.1 = 6 BTC [-] -274740;1347298811;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1021 = 0.4084 BTC [+] -274739;1347298815;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 22 @ 0.102 = 2.244 BTC [-] -274738;1347298817;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1011 = 0.7077 BTC [-] -274737;1347298818;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.101 = 0.202 BTC [-] -274736;1347298819;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.101 = 0.505 BTC [-] -274735;1347298820;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1 = 2.5 BTC [-] -274734;1347298821;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.1 = 3.5 BTC [-] -274733;1347298968;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [-] -274732;1347298970;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.48 = 2.4 BTC [-] -274731;1347299061;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC [+] -274730;1347299129;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -274729;1347299231;Bane_Capital;!pl CPA GLBSE -274728;1347299231;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -274727;1347299243;Bane_Capital;GIVE ME MY DATA -274726;1347299270;assbot;CPA [1@BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.031 BTC. Capital gain: 0.031 BTC. Total: 0.03669688 BTC. (-100%) -274725;1347299293;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 9 @ 0.3 = 2.7 BTC [+] -274724;1347299298;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -274723;1347299322;assbot;CPA [1@0.06BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.031 BTC. Capital gain: -0.029 BTC. Total: -0.02330312 BTC. (-38.8%) -274722;1347299338;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [-] -274721;1347299343;smickles;you need a date too, unless you want to go from the beginning -274720;1347299417;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 83 @ 0.5 = 41.5 BTC [-] -274719;1347299529;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.0718 BTC [+] -274718;1347299594;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -274717;1347299646;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 35 @ 0.001 = 0.035 BTC [+] -274716;1347299872;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.47 = 2.35 BTC [-] -274715;1347300149;Bane_Capital;usagi: I always buy when there is blood in the streets. -274714;1347300211;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -274713;1347300526;Bane_Capital;http://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/zmw9r/ben_bernankes_office_phone_number_is_2024522955/ -274712;1347300543;Bane_Capital;lol That guy in the comments had a lot of balls calling Bernanke and asking him about his investments -274711;1347300550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11473 @ 0.00039703 = 4.5551 BTC [+] -274710;1347300551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6827 @ 0.00039471 = 2.6947 BTC [-] -274709;1347300879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039558 = 0.0791 BTC [+] -274708;1347300881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6873 @ 0.00039471 = 2.7128 BTC [-] -274707;1347300882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.0003946 = 8.1288 BTC [-] -274706;1347300883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11027 @ 0.00039339 = 4.3379 BTC [-] -274705;1347300894;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [-] -274704;1347300976;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [-] -274703;1347300978;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.865 = 3.46 BTC [-] -274702;1347300979;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.850001 = 2.55 BTC [-] -274701;1347300980;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.85 = 2.55 BTC [-] -274700;1347301022;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.3911 = 1.9555 BTC [-] -274699;1347301023;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.391 = 1.173 BTC [-] -274698;1347301024;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.39021001 = 3.9021 BTC [-] -274697;1347301025;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 20 @ 0.39021 = 7.8042 BTC [-] -274696;1347301218;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.386 = 1.93 BTC [-] -274695;1347301235;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.47 = 9.4 BTC [-] -274694;1347301504;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 6 @ 0.80001 = 4.8001 BTC [-] -274693;1347301506;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -274692;1347301507;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -274691;1347301710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039728 = 0.0795 BTC [+] -274690;1347301712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7885 @ 0.0003975 = 3.1343 BTC [+] -274689;1347301842;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [-] -274688;1347302074;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.47 = 4.7 BTC [-] -274687;1347302734;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.4699 = 3.2893 BTC [-] -274686;1347302933;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.47 = 3.76 BTC [+] -274685;1347303026;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -274684;1347303205;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.47 = 4.7 BTC [+] -274683;1347303269;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 500 @ 0.000123 = 0.0615 BTC [+] -274682;1347303321;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 40 @ 0.47 = 18.8 BTC [+] -274681;1347304771;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 41 @ 0.1 = 4.1 BTC [-] -274680;1347304826;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.47 = 0.94 BTC [+] -274679;1347304939;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 40 @ 0.47 = 18.8 BTC [+] -274678;1347305185;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -274677;1347305429;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 50000 @ 0.00103702 = 51.851 BTC [+] -274676;1347305470;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17200 @ 0.00062365 = 10.7268 BTC [-] -274675;1347305472;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 22900 @ 0.00061782 = 14.1481 BTC [-] -274674;1347305473;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 26520 @ 0.00061423 = 16.2894 BTC [-] -274673;1347305474;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24700 @ 0.00061208 = 15.1184 BTC [-] -274672;1347305475;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00061028 = 0.9154 BTC [-] -274671;1347305476;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17100 @ 0.0006085 = 10.4054 BTC [-] -274670;1347305477;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 29269 @ 0.0006009 = 17.5877 BTC [-] -274669;1347305478;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16740 @ 0.00059176 = 9.9061 BTC [-] -274668;1347305479;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 33900 @ 0.00054527 = 18.4847 BTC [-] -274667;1347305480;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16191 @ 0.00053395 = 8.6452 BTC [-] -274666;1347305481;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 43980 @ 0.0005 = 21.99 BTC [-] -274665;1347305582;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [+] -274664;1347305584;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 59357 @ 0.0005 = 29.6785 BTC [-] -274663;1347305585;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 25247 @ 0.00049779 = 12.5677 BTC [-] -274662;1347305587;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 396 @ 0.00038 = 0.1505 BTC [-] -274661;1347305620;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -274660;1347305769;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.47 = 4.7 BTC [+] -274659;1347305884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21615 @ 0.0003975 = 8.592 BTC [+] -274658;1347305886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27585 @ 0.00039792 = 10.9766 BTC [+] -274657;1347306016;mircea_popescu;jesus -274656;1347306023;mircea_popescu;!pl gigamining 1.5 -274655;1347306024;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -274654;1347306044;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] paid: 0.44317596 BTC. Last price: 0.47 BTC. Capital gain: -1.03 BTC. Total: -0.58682404 BTC. (-39.1%) -274653;1347306048;mircea_popescu;!pl gigamining 1 -274652;1347306049;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -274651;1347306055;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.44317596 BTC. Last price: 0.47 BTC. Capital gain: -0.53 BTC. Total: -0.08682404 BTC. (-8.7%) -274650;1347306067;mircea_popescu;so by now even the people who bought at ipo prices are underwater. -274649;1347306112;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134654389322.png -274648;1347306121;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -274647;1347306122;Diablo-D3;giga is crashing? -274646;1347306156;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC -274645;1347306201;mircea_popescu;has been for about a week -274644;1347306202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25694 @ 0.00039792 = 10.2242 BTC [+] -274643;1347306203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8706 @ 0.00039798 = 3.4648 BTC [+] -274642;1347306204;mircea_popescu;but now it's under 5. -274641;1347306213;Diablo-D3;nice. -274640;1347306411;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.47 = 1.41 BTC [+] -274639;1347307075;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -274638;1347307414;mircea_popescu;needs moar a -274637;1347307498;kakobreklaaa;hm -274636;1347307804;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [+] -274635;1347307890;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 49 @ 0.47 = 23.03 BTC [+] -274634;1347308199;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.497 = 2.485 BTC [+] -274633;1347308456;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.5 = 6 BTC [+] -274632;1347308593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.0003971 = 0.0794 BTC [-] -274631;1347308594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00039631 = 5.588 BTC [-] -274630;1347308602;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -274629;1347308635;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 24 @ 0.5 = 12 BTC [+] -274628;1347308937;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0033 = 0.0099 BTC [-] -274627;1347308938;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00321 = 0.0096 BTC [-] -274626;1347308940;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 155 @ 0.00321 = 0.4976 BTC [-] -274625;1347308941;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 700 @ 0.00321 = 2.247 BTC [-] -274624;1347308942;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC [-] -274623;1347308943;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 260 @ 0.00319 = 0.8294 BTC [-] -274622;1347309072;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -274621;1347309154;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.003155 BTC [-] -274620;1347309155;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 40 @ 0.00314 = 0.1256 BTC [-] -274619;1347309156;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.00313 = 0.025 BTC [-] -274618;1347309157;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.00312 = 0.025 BTC [-] -274617;1347309159;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1334 @ 0.00311 = 4.1487 BTC [-] -274616;1347309405;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 13 @ 0.5 = 6.5 BTC [+] -274615;1347309493;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 35 @ 0.0155 = 0.5425 BTC [+] -274614;1347309498;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.799 BTC [+] -274613;1347309500;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.799 = 3.196 BTC [+] -274612;1347309501;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.79969999 = 3.9985 BTC [+] -274611;1347309502;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.7997 = 7.997 BTC [+] -274610;1347309504;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 30 @ 0.8 = 24 BTC [+] -274609;1347309505;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1039 = 0.6234 BTC [+] -274608;1347309506;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.104 = 1.456 BTC [+] -274607;1347309717;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.019 BTC [+] -274606;1347309719;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 2 @ 0.0188 = 0.0376 BTC [-] -274605;1347309720;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01825 BTC [-] -274604;1347309721;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 10 @ 0.0181 = 0.181 BTC [-] -274603;1347309723;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.018 BTC [-] -274602;1347309724;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 427 @ 0.018 = 7.686 BTC [-] -274601;1347309810;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 4 @ 0.32 = 1.28 BTC [-] -274600;1347309831;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 3 @ 0.32 = 0.96 BTC [-] -274599;1347309869;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -274598;1347309913;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.104 = 0.832 BTC [+] -274597;1347310098;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.047 BTC [-] -274596;1347310133;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 9 @ 0.32 = 2.88 BTC [-] -274595;1347310176;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.095 = 0.19 BTC [-] -274594;1347310441;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -274593;1347310678;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 99 @ 0.5 = 49.5 BTC [+] -274592;1347310685;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.00989 BTC [+] -274591;1347310722;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -274590;1347310997;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.098 = 1.176 BTC [+] -274589;1347311036;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 90 @ 0.09999999 = 9 BTC [+] -274588;1347311159;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 170 @ 0.037 = 6.29 BTC [-] -274587;1347311161;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.036 = 0.504 BTC [-] -274586;1347311162;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.036 = 1.8 BTC [-] -274585;1347311163;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 11 @ 0.03518876 = 0.3871 BTC [-] -274584;1347311164;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.03476398 = 0.2433 BTC [-] -274583;1347311165;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.034 = 0.34 BTC [-] -274582;1347311166;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 200 @ 0.034 = 6.8 BTC [-] -274581;1347311167;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.034 = 0.34 BTC [-] -274580;1347311169;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 798 @ 0.0330001 = 26.3341 BTC [-] -274579;1347311181;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 220 @ 0.09999999 = 22 BTC [+] -274578;1347311199;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 158 @ 0.09999999 = 15.8 BTC [+] -274577;1347311200;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 26 @ 0.1 = 2.6 BTC [+] -274576;1347311201;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.1 = 1.6 BTC [+] -274575;1347311231;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 28 @ 0.1 = 2.8 BTC [+] -274574;1347311241;smickles;oh shit -274573;1347311259;smickles;i predicted the mnw bet outcome, he used it as an excuse to leave! -274572;1347311315;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10159994 = 0.3048 BTC [+] -274571;1347311389;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.096 = 0.288 BTC [+] -274570;1347311390;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.096 BTC [+] -274569;1347311435;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -274568;1347311559;kakobrekla;hokay, so i gots this forex in bitcoins workin nao, opening of accounts starts in a few hours i guess -274567;1347311726;smickles;kakobrekla: can i see it too :) -274566;1347311756;smickles;usagi: where do you post CPA financial reports and how often do you do so? -274565;1347311766;smickles;EskimoBob: sorry :( -274564;1347311797;kakobrekla;well thing this is still so fresh i just bought a domain yesterday havent put up a site yet (im really busy and sick at the same time) -274563;1347311801;kakobrekla;but here is a faq draft -274562;1347311802;kakobrekla;http://pastebin.com/QVVm2a5Q -274561;1347311886;Lyspooner;usually the biggest names in bitcoin finance are the bad ones -274560;1347311910;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10159994 = 0.2032 BTC [+] -274559;1347311947;farfi;not much left..... -274558;1347311966;smickles;usagi: i'm not looking for a list of your investments, i was looking for cash flow, balance sheet, and income statements -274557;1347311990;smickles;in consideration of investment -274556;1347312016;smickles;isn't cpa publically traded? -274555;1347312044;smickles;cash flow, balance sheet, and income statements shouldn't be private, and wouldn't harm you to release them -274554;1347312062;smickles;indeed -274553;1347312085;smickles;copumpkin: depends on what state you ask that in -274552;1347312121;smickles;copumpkin: i'm not a licensed accountant, i am still considered a student as i am working towards a cpa -274551;1347312133;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -274550;1347312150;smickles;heh, i actually love 'em -274549;1347312217;mod6;here's something i just saw: -274548;1347312218;mod6;http://rt.com/usa/news/flynt-romney-records-tax-802/ -274547;1347312292;mod6;:P -274546;1347312375;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10159994 = 0.508 BTC [+] -274545;1347312484;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.49998 = 1 BTC [-] -274544;1347312515;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.49999 = 1 BTC [+] -274543;1347312533;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [+] -274542;1347312978;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 64 @ 0.5 = 32 BTC [+] -274541;1347313025;nefario;usagi -274540;1347313035;nefario;Am getting an office in the city -274539;1347313052;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -274538;1347313127;Bane_Capital;You belong to the city -274537;1347313131;Bane_Capital;You belong to the night -274536;1347313137;nefario;eh -274535;1347313144;nefario;I meant London city... -274534;1347313146;nefario;i.e. -274533;1347313150;nefario;the square mile -274532;1347313163;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4ueaD22hg8 -274531;1347313208;nefario;from Miami Vice? -274530;1347313209;nefario;lol -274529;1347313254;nefario;so -274528;1347313256;nefario;cheezy -274527;1347313304;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1011 = 0.4044 BTC [-] -274526;1347313587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00039727 = 0.0795 BTC [+] -274525;1347313589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11482 @ 0.00039798 = 4.5696 BTC [+] -274524;1347313589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.000399 = 1.3965 BTC [+] -274523;1347313590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00039911 = 1.4767 BTC [+] -274522;1347313591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.00039918 = 8.0634 BTC [+] -274521;1347313593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13818 @ 0.00040026 = 5.5308 BTC [+] -274520;1347313964;kakobrekla;umm -274519;1347313970;kakobrekla;anyone runing bitcoin qt on latest ubuntu -274518;1347314017;kakobrekla;hm -274517;1347314021;kakobrekla;how do i open settings -274516;1347314026;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/3L/AU/3pn4rV5i/wtf.png -274515;1347314030;kakobrekla;note the difference -274514;1347314107;nefario;ja -274513;1347314107;nefario;eh -274512;1347314107;nefario;12.04 -274511;1347314107;nefario;is that the latest or are you talking about the beta? -274510;1347314108;nefario;am using 12.04 -274509;1347314108;nefario;having no issues -274508;1347314138;kakobrekla;12.04 -274507;1347314147;kakobrekla;umm -274506;1347314160;kakobrekla;do you see 'file', 'settings', 'help' ? -274505;1347314248;kakobrekla;ok nevermind -274504;1347314251;kakobrekla;i found it -274503;1347314254;kakobrekla;on the top of the screen -274502;1347314257;kakobrekla;fuckin retarded -274501;1347314347;nefario;lol -274500;1347314356;nefario;you're using regular ubuntu right? -274499;1347314365;nefario;I think they're trying to go down the OSX route -274498;1347314370;nefario;for file diologes etc. -274497;1347314378;nefario;I'm using kubuntu -274496;1347314383;nefario;KDE fan -274495;1347314462;kakobrekla;yeah this is unity or something -274494;1347314502;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -274493;1347314529;kakobrekla;i use cli 99.5% of the time -274492;1347314536;kakobrekla;so then im all lost in these guis -274491;1347314549;nefario;well -274490;1347314555;nefario;I do use firefox quite a lot -274489;1347314562;nefario;but -274488;1347314570;nefario;everything else is usually terminals and emacs -274487;1347314650;DeaDTerra;I am looking forward to Saturday :D -274486;1347314656;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.096 BTC [+] -274485;1347314731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 13000 @ 0.00335 = 43.55 BTC [-] -274484;1347314761;DeaDTerra;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108431.new#new -274483;1347314768;DeaDTerra;what is this info of which I do not know xD or is it a troll? -274482;1347314796;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -274481;1347314797;gribble;Best bid: 11.0283, Best ask: 11.115, Bid-ask spread: 0.08670, Last trade: 11.115, 24 hour volume: 36425, 24 hour low: 10.8745, 24 hour high: 11.127 -274480;1347314810;nefario;the name is Atlas -274479;1347314815;nefario;of course it's a troll -274478;1347314866;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12500 @ 0.00045103 = 5.6379 BTC [+] -274477;1347314867;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 36200 @ 0.00047458 = 17.1798 BTC [+] -274476;1347314923;DeaDTerra;hahah true xD -274475;1347314929;DeaDTerra;didn't see the name :P -274474;1347314933;DeaDTerra;How are you Nefario? -274473;1347314943;nefario;I'm good -274472;1347314950;nefario;up to my eyeballs with work -274471;1347314953;nefario;which is good -274470;1347314977;Bane_Capital;That is no troll -274469;1347314982;Bane_Capital;I got the information from here -274468;1347314988;Bane_Capital;I will remove it if its false -274467;1347315013;Bane_Capital;Anyways, I had to give Theymos another Benjamin in Bitcoins for that account. -274466;1347315046;Lyspooner;is atlas' picture avatar a picture of Max Stirner? -274465;1347315087;DeaDTerra;Okay haha as always then :P -274464;1347315129;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.75 = 3.75 BTC [-] -274463;1347315132;Bane_Capital;Lyspoon: Yes. -274462;1347315140;Bane_Capital;Lyspooner* -274461;1347315153;Lyspooner;that's cool -274460;1347315168;Bane_Capital;The man pretty much spells reality. -274459;1347315176;Bane_Capital;and that's why most people can't handle his works. -274458;1347315191;Bane_Capital;That's why it made Marx shit himself. -274457;1347315195;Bane_Capital;he made* -274456;1347315225;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -274455;1347315295;DeaDTerra;A bit pissed at the community atm :8 got a angry email yesterday saying he/she would start calling my family, and if I didn't pay him/her, the he/she would drive to my home and force me to pay... The scare thing is he/she knows my addressa nd real name :( -274454;1347315323;DeaDTerra;And I am not even the one that owes the money, it's INAU as GIPPT is insured by him. -274453;1347315323;nefario1;get a sword -274452;1347315333;Bane_Capital;Are you in America? -274451;1347315363;Bane_Capital;I ask because some states have castle doctrine laws -274450;1347315365;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: so shoot him/her -274449;1347315369;DeaDTerra;nah I think it's just a troll but still, I feel kind of hurt. I put trust into the community when I released my ID. It was under a silent agreement that it would not be misused. -274448;1347315369;Bane_Capital;^^^ -274447;1347315372;DeaDTerra;Hahah nope Sweden xD -274446;1347315377;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: fuck dude -274445;1347315387;Diablo-D3;some asshole threatened to kill me because diablominer wouldnt work on his box -274444;1347315389;DeaDTerra;I don't get to do anything to someone if they come to my house xD -274443;1347315394;Diablo-D3;I wonder if the cops ever found his body -274442;1347315399;Lyspooner;don't get mad at the community, get mad at the dude who said he was going to force you to pay -274441;1347315417;Diablo-D3;er -274440;1347315418;Bane_Capital;The community is also very immature -274439;1347315419;Diablo-D3;force you to pay what? -274438;1347315423;Diablo-D3;did gamma go bankrupt? -274437;1347315425;Bane_Capital;Being mad it is like being mad at an infant -274436;1347315430;Bane_Capital;at it* -274435;1347315431;DeaDTerra;Yea I am, I am not mad at the community more disapointed. But I am mad at that person, once I find out who it is, I will make sure to actively oppose that person. -274434;1347315435;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: why would anyone be mad at food? -274433;1347315441;Bane_Capital;L O L -274432;1347315442;DeaDTerra;Not GBF is going fine, it can't go bankrupt. -274431;1347315458;mircea_popescu;im pretty pissed at "the community". -274430;1347315473;mircea_popescu;mostly for lacking any discernment whatsoever. but hey, as bane says... what are you gonna do. -274429;1347315479;DeaDTerra;GIPPT has payed about 50% of the repayment from the insured pirate pass through but due to the liquidity issues with IMSAguy and HK that help the backing, it's going slow. Hence people are being pissed at me even though I am not the insurer or the backer. -274428;1347315495;mircea_popescu;well... you're the owner. -274427;1347315501;Diablo-D3;so why are you even associated at it? -274426;1347315514;DeaDTerra;I wrote a very well written email explaining how I felt about this whole thing hopefully the person will rethink -274425;1347315525;DeaDTerra;I acted as a middle man and I insured 5% which I have paid back. -274424;1347315575;DeaDTerra;I specifically stated before the IPO that I am not resposible for the rest 95% and it also says so in the contract. Oh well I guess as I am the head figure people throw the shit at me instead, I guess I should expect it but still :( -274423;1347315754;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: so... you..... -274422;1347315763;Diablo-D3;took all the risk and got none of the profit? -274421;1347315768;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.548269 = 1.6448 BTC [+] -274420;1347315769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00039704 = 6.1938 BTC [-] -274419;1347315817;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.51 = 4.59 BTC [-] -274418;1347315821;Bane_Capital;Diablo-D3: Some people are charitable. -274417;1347315825;Bane_Capital;What else can be said? -274416;1347315841;Diablo-D3;not in money you arent -274415;1347315843;DeaDTerra;No, I wrote a contract which clearly stated I acted as a middle man and were not responsable for the other 95%, I clearly stated that if all the other insureres/backers default then I am not responsible for the debt. And then I took 0.5% of the profit in admin fee :) -274414;1347315861;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: contracts mean shit when everyone wants their money -274413;1347315870;DeaDTerra;Now that people chose to ignore that and threaten me instead, when I don't even have the money they want. Is just a side effect that I didn't plan -274412;1347315883;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 35300 @ 0.00047364 = 16.7195 BTC [-] -274411;1347315889;DeaDTerra;Yea I have realized that after the whole pirate thing. People have turned into beasts... -274410;1347315900;mircea_popescu;people haven't turned into any beasts. -274409;1347315911;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no? -274408;1347315914;mircea_popescu;no. -274407;1347315920;Diablo-D3;you sure? -274406;1347315924;mircea_popescu;a bunch of people were playing a mmorpg where they were financiers -274405;1347315929;mircea_popescu;this is blowing up all around them. -274404;1347315937;Diablo-D3;ha ha -274403;1347315939;mircea_popescu;pretty much the whole story. -274402;1347315945;Diablo-D3;as usual, dmc remains the only worthwhile investment -274401;1347315951;mircea_popescu;lol -274400;1347315963;Diablo-D3;DOXEDed -274399;1347315963;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 5 @ 0.00999999 = 0.05 BTC [-] -274398;1347315970;mircea_popescu;!pl dmc 1 -274397;1347315971;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -274396;1347315978;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.035 BTC. Capital gain: -0.965 BTC. Total: -0.93864186 BTC. (-93.9%) -274395;1347315986;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -274394;1347315996;mircea_popescu;seems one of the worst fake investments on global scam exchange imo. -274393;1347316018;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no one is going to take you seriously if you keep saying global scam exchange -274392;1347316023;DeaDTerra;I think they have, they go for the throat on many lenders before they think. When people even attack Patrick you know somethings wrong... -274391;1347316038;Bane_Capital;It will pass in good time. -274390;1347316050;Bane_Capital;This is only expected with an irreversible currency -274389;1347316058;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 nobody *that wants to continue playing a finance-themed mmorpg*. fify. -274388;1347316094;freefal2;@mp can you explain how you approach options settlement? If I sell the $10 put and USD/BTC settles at $5 then I owe $5 which is 1 BTC. Is that correct? And then margining can be done by testing the amount of BTC needed to cover an x% move? -274387;1347316096;DeaDTerra;Well, I just think the rage is missplaced and is boiling over on innocent people -274386;1347316110;Diablo-D3;usagi: btw, I think Im going to use my contract -274385;1347316115;mircea_popescu;guilty by association, it's called -274384;1347316116;Diablo-D3;usagi: Im going to borrow against future earnings for a year. -274383;1347316119;mircea_popescu;kinda how the wild west worked. -274382;1347316122;Diablo-D3;usagi: and also reverse the motion -274381;1347316133;Diablo-D3;usagi: so thats also included in borrowed funds -274380;1347316154;mircea_popescu;freefal2 are you buying or selling short that option ? -274379;1347316155;Diablo-D3;usagi: read the contract, I can borrow against dividends unlimitedly. -274378;1347316183;freefal2;selling (writing) the option -274377;1347316200;Diablo-D3;usagi: the motion just doesnt work over long periods of time -274376;1347316208;mircea_popescu;if it's a call you will have to deposit 1 btc per contract. if it's a put you will have to deposit an appropiate sum based on the strike. -274375;1347316212;Diablo-D3;so Ill just include last month under the normal contract and just continue it -274374;1347316221;mircea_popescu;once the option is exercised you get back w/e wasn't owed to the buyer. -274373;1347316235;Lyspooner;w/e means weekend -274372;1347316267;Diablo-D3;w/e means whatever -274371;1347316281;freefal2;that seems more right -274370;1347316304;mircea_popescu;freefal2 :p -274369;1347316315;Diablo-D3;usagi: and Ill quit borrowing against future dividends -274368;1347316316;Lyspooner;you could use wtf for whatever -274367;1347316319;Diablo-D3;once nav hits 1 -274366;1347316322;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -274365;1347316330;mircea_popescu;wtf is what the fuck normally. -274364;1347316332;Diablo-D3;usagi: its what I should have done to begin with -274363;1347316340;Lyspooner;well sure, but it works in that sentence of yours -274362;1347316344;Diablo-D3;usagi: go ahead. -274361;1347316354;Lyspooner;"once the option is exercised you get back wtf wasn't owed to the buyer" -274360;1347316355;Diablo-D3;but I cant see how you can afford it -274359;1347316359;mircea_popescu;lol -274358;1347316364;Diablo-D3;usagi: plus, how are you going to compete? -274357;1347316379;Diablo-D3;no, I mean, you dont know anyone in the industry -274356;1347316383;Diablo-D3;so how are you going to do it? -274355;1347316385;PsychoticBoy;magical pocky usagi lol -274354;1347316397;Diablo-D3;I have eyes in the back of my head. -274353;1347316458;freefal2;got it. thanks for the explanation. -274352;1347316620;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 75 @ 0.00339 = 0.2543 BTC [+] -274351;1347316623;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 20 @ 0.052 = 1.04 BTC [+] -274350;1347316631;Bane_Capital;Pocky = Weaboo Litmus Test -274349;1347316638;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 5 @ 0.031 = 0.155 BTC [+] -274348;1347316654;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.052 BTC [+] -274347;1347316659;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -274346;1347316662;Diablo-D3;pocky doesnt even exist -274345;1347316670;Bane_Capital;I don't even. -274344;1347316681;Diablo-D3;nor do tiny little gundam model kits on the top of rocket noodles. -274343;1347316706;Bane_Capital;That sounds gay. -274342;1347316709;Bane_Capital;"Men's pocky" -274341;1347316726;Bane_Capital;usagi: That's why I guessed -274340;1347316729;Bane_Capital;what* -274339;1347316739;Diablo-D3;pocky IN japan? -274338;1347316743;Diablo-D3;that sounds unlikely -274337;1347316748;Bane_Capital;Weaboos always offered me that crap in high school -274336;1347316757;Diablo-D3;pocky is the shit they give to foreigners -274335;1347316766;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: jesus, how young are you? -274334;1347316777;Bane_Capital;Diablo-D3: 18 -274333;1347316787;Diablo-D3;jesus fuck, why am I always the oldest person here -274332;1347316799;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: how old? -274331;1347316811;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: whens your birthdate? -274330;1347316815;Bane_Capital;I was the youngest person on Bitcointalk in 2009 -274329;1347316827;Diablo-D3;Im older. -274328;1347316827;Bane_Capital;It was a better place then -274327;1347316839;Bane_Capital;You guys would like 2009-2010 Bitcointalk -274326;1347316853;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: I was in bitcoin before the forum was around -274325;1347316858;Diablo-D3;I was one of the first few dozen users -274324;1347316862;Diablo-D3;I mined with a cpu _profitably_. -274323;1347316864;Bane_Capital;Impressive -274322;1347316867;Bane_Capital;Yea, me too -274321;1347316876;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: also, Im a bitcointalk mod ;) -274320;1347316892;Bane_Capital;Diablo-D3: I was mod for 3 days. Then something pissed me off -274319;1347316896;Bane_Capital;and I resigned. -274318;1347316911;Diablo-D3;heh, I just delete people's posts for fun and profit -274317;1347316913;Bane_Capital;Like some Ayn Rand hero or something -274316;1347316941;Bane_Capital;Diablo-D3: At least you aren't like Blitzboom and move crap you don't like to off-topic blatantly -274315;1347316957;Bane_Capital;"BITCOIN IS GOING UP" -274314;1347316964;Bane_Capital;"This topic has been moved to off-topic" -274313;1347316974;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 14 @ 0.136 = 1.904 BTC [+] -274312;1347316981;Bane_Capital;"Hey, guys I love cats. Also, Bitcoin is going down." -274311;1347316985;Diablo-D3;"Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan" is an anagram for "My Ultimate Ayn Rand Porn" -274310;1347316986;Bane_Capital;*nothing happens* -274309;1347316991;Bane_Capital;No -274308;1347316999;Bane_Capital;Ayn Rand would hate Paul Ryan and Romney -274307;1347317007;Lyspooner;atlas shrugged all over my face -274306;1347317022;Bane_Capital;God, that woman must be rolling in her grave at mach 3 -274305;1347317040;Bane_Capital;copumpkin: The Fountainhead had a rape scene -274304;1347317067;Bane_Capital;Roarke cracked eh forget her names marble tile -274303;1347317075;Bane_Capital;Comes back -274302;1347317081;Bane_Capital;and just has his way -274301;1347317091;Bane_Capital;nevermind -274300;1347317093;Bane_Capital;read the book -274299;1347317122;Lyspooner;copumpkin: "fountainhead" is already dirty -274298;1347317127;Diablo-D3;dude -274297;1347317136;Diablo-D3;ayn rand would hate the tea party -274296;1347317137;Diablo-D3;she'd be like -274295;1347317146;Diablo-D3;WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE -274294;1347317149;Diablo-D3;WELFARE IS BAD -274293;1347317149;Bane_Capital;RELIGIOUS RETARDS -274292;1347317153;Diablo-D3;GET A JOB -274291;1347317160;Diablo-D3;GET A LIFE -274290;1347317162;Diablo-D3;GET LAID -274289;1347317166;Diablo-D3;OH CHRIST WHAT IS THAT STINK -274288;1347317172;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -274287;1347317177;Bane_Capital;Ayn Rand spit all over Ronald Reagan -274286;1347317181;Lyspooner;WHY DO YOU ALL HAVE ELECTRONIC HANDHELD DEVICES -274285;1347317185;Diablo-D3; WE LOVE YOU AYN RAND WE READ ALL OF YOUR BOOKS -274284;1347317191;Diablo-D3;FUCK YOU PEOPLE, I WROTE THAT FOR MONEY -274283;1347317193;Diablo-D3;wait -274282;1347317195;Bane_Capital;lol -274281;1347317203;Diablo-D3;IS THIS A RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT? -274280;1347317211;Diablo-D3; YES! YOU ARE OUR GODDESS! -274279;1347317217;Bane_Capital;She hated everyone out of her uncompromising value system. -274278;1347317217;mircea_popescu;dudes, stfu for a moment, assbot would like to talk and can't get a word in edgewise. -274277;1347317221;Diablo-D3;FUCK YOU PEOPLE! FUCK ALL OF YOU! SOMEONE GET ME A GODDAMNED COFFEE ALREADY -274276;1347317231;Diablo-D3; -274275;1347317245;Bane_Capital;I'll admit I fell in love with Ayn Rand when I was 12. Luckily that died off. -274274;1347317251;Diablo-D3;*badumtish* -274273;1347317262;Bane_Capital;lol -274272;1347317266;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: I was lucky enough to have NEVER READ HER SHIT -274271;1347317267;Diablo-D3;EVER -274270;1347317273;Diablo-D3;I wont even touch a printed copy -274269;1347317284;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 50 @ 0.00999999 = 0.5 BTC [+] -274268;1347317289;Diablo-D3;its disgusting filth -274267;1347317304;Bane_Capital;Nope. Try a Dark Knight villain mixed with a crony corporation. -274266;1347317319;Bane_Capital;Ran by Mitt Romney. -274265;1347317345;Diablo-D3;dude -274264;1347317349;Diablo-D3;mitt romney is a corporation -274263;1347317371;Diablo-D3;seriously, when he said corporations are people too, he wasnt kidding, hes one of them -274262;1347317377;Bane_Capital;lol -274261;1347317387;Bane_Capital;People have tried filing their Driver's Licenses with LLCs -274260;1347317426;Bane_Capital;The Sovereign Citizen movement has produced so many lulz in regards to that -274259;1347317526;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 30 @ 0.031 = 0.93 BTC [+] -274258;1347317533;Diablo-D3;!ticker btc-mining -274257;1347317535;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -274256;1347317538;Diablo-D3;!ticker obsi.abmo -274255;1347317557;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.9] [Ask: 0.98] [Spread: 0.08] [Last: 0.98] [24hVol: 14.9366] [7dAvg: 0.99573] -274254;1347317558;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.55] [Ask: 0.58999] [Spread: 0.03999] [Last: 0.5898] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.55217142] -274253;1347317560;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.00010001] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.09989999] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 0.7] [7dAvg: 0.0905] -274252;1347317619;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -274251;1347317621;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.13] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.02] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 16.05] [7dAvg: 0.14998666] -274250;1347317623;Bane_Capital;I have given Theymos over 20BTC in donation fees yet I feel no buyers remorse -274249;1347317675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10407 @ 0.00040026 = 4.1655 BTC [+] -274248;1347317677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13876 @ 0.00040073 = 5.5605 BTC [+] -274247;1347317678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00040087 = 7.2157 BTC [+] -274246;1347317678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25600 @ 0.00040102 = 10.2661 BTC [+] -274245;1347317679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00040166 = 3.9764 BTC [+] -274244;1347317681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61124 @ 0.0004017 = 24.5535 BTC [+] -274243;1347317682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50900 @ 0.00040171 = 20.447 BTC [+] -274242;1347317683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4858 @ 0.00040182 = 1.952 BTC [+] -274241;1347317684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00040214 = 5.5093 BTC [+] -274240;1347317685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45700 @ 0.0004023 = 18.3851 BTC [+] -274239;1347317686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56387 @ 0.0004026 = 22.7014 BTC [+] -274238;1347317687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19100 @ 0.00040293 = 7.696 BTC [+] -274237;1347317687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22580 @ 0.00040367 = 9.1149 BTC [+] -274236;1347317688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26046 @ 0.00040403 = 10.5234 BTC [+] -274235;1347317690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9946 @ 0.00040441 = 4.0223 BTC [+] -274234;1347317691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00040499 = 0.0405 BTC [+] -274233;1347317692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21400 @ 0.00040542 = 8.676 BTC [+] -274232;1347317693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37478 @ 0.00040569 = 15.2044 BTC [+] -274231;1347317694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23800 @ 0.00040605 = 9.664 BTC [+] -274230;1347317695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00040628 = 4.7941 BTC [+] -274229;1347317696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29800 @ 0.00040807 = 12.1605 BTC [+] -274228;1347317697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36819 @ 0.00040867 = 15.0468 BTC [+] -274227;1347317697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6669 @ 0.000409 = 2.7276 BTC [+] -274226;1347317698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24200 @ 0.0004096 = 9.9123 BTC [+] -274225;1347317699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40600 @ 0.00041023 = 16.6553 BTC [+] -274224;1347317700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.00041309 = 11.0708 BTC [+] -274223;1347317701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 637410 @ 0.00042 = 267.7122 BTC [+] -274222;1347317741;Bane_Capital;Whoa -274221;1347317761;Lyspooner;that's totally mircea_popescu buying all that -274220;1347317837;mircea_popescu;nah, that's my sell bid at 42. -274219;1347317841;mircea_popescu;somebody likes mpoe -274218;1347317927;Bane_Capital;http://imgur.com/a/St4oY#0 -274217;1347317942;Bane_Capital;Poor man. -274216;1347317968;DeaDTerra;why would someone do that? -274215;1347318021;mircea_popescu;is that the result of workplace sex ? -274214;1347318029;Bane_Capital;DeaDTerra: His wife got butthurt -274213;1347318035;Bane_Capital;I'm sure it's ED related -274212;1347318335;Bane_Capital;He outdoes GLBSE profit I'm sure. -274211;1347318861;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 44 @ 0.0330001 = 1.452 BTC [-] -274210;1347319175;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [+] -274209;1347319234;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.096 = 0.192 BTC [+] -274208;1347319236;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 6 @ 0.059999 = 0.36 BTC [+] -274207;1347319238;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.059999 BTC [+] -274206;1347319239;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.06 = 0.6 BTC [+] -274205;1347319240;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.06 = 6 BTC [+] -274204;1347319244;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 5 @ 0.45 = 2.25 BTC [-] -274203;1347319454;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 26 @ 0.033 = 0.858 BTC [-] -274202;1347319547;mircea_popescu;!pl gippt -274201;1347319548;assbot;!pl [@] [] -274200;1347319559;mircea_popescu;!pl gippt 2012-01-01 -274199;1347319561;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -274198;1347319561;assbot;Invalid price supplied. -274197;1347319571;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 66 @ 0.03 = 1.98 BTC [-] -274196;1347319572;mircea_popescu;!pl gippt 1 2012-01-01 -274195;1347319572;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -274194;1347319591;assbot;GIPPT [1@1BTC] (since: 2012-01-01) paid: 0.50601 BTC. Last price: 0.45 BTC. Capital gain: -0.55 BTC. Total: -0.04399 BTC. (-4.4%) -274193;1347320046;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 11 @ 0.1 = 1.1 BTC [-] -274192;1347320223;Bugpowder;So.... what is the upgrade path for F.GIGA.ETF? -274191;1347320245;mircea_popescu;upgrade path ? -274190;1347320252;Diablo-D3;you mean to tera? -274189;1347320253;Diablo-D3;probably isnt one -274188;1347320268;Bugpowder;yes to tera -274187;1347320285;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder explain what you mean. -274186;1347320312;Bugpowder;when tera comes out, 2 upgrade paths -274185;1347320321;Bugpowder;1:1 exchange for terabonds (25GH/s) -274184;1347320336;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: its probably going to just go the 1:1 exchange -274183;1347320339;Bugpowder;1:4 exchane for terabonds with a .30-.40BTC fee -274182;1347320348;Bugpowder;I assume free exchange route -274181;1347320367;mircea_popescu;f.giga.etf is worth exactly the same thing gigamining is worth. -274180;1347320412;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -274179;1347320421;Bugpowder;f.giga.etf is actually worth 65000, its just undervalued today. match my ask pls. :) -274178;1347320506;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining' -274177;1347320511;assbot;Invalid ticker. -274176;1347320513;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -274175;1347320516;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.51002] [Ask: 0.54899999] [Spread: 0.03897999] [Last: 0.51] [24hVol: 685.15235164] [7dAvg: 0.70231004] -274174;1347320518;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [-] -274173;1347320525;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -274172;1347320527;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00038 / 0.00056001 / 0.00064877 (532464 shares, 298.19 BTC), 30day: 0.00038 / 0.00088195 / 0.00115139 (11524772 shares, 10,164.30 BTC) -274171;1347320535;mircea_popescu;seems about the same story. -274170;1347320579;Bugpowder;so.. 1:1 tradein is planned? -274169;1347320592;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 0.987 = 9.87 BTC [-] -274168;1347320606;mircea_popescu;what's that mean ? -274167;1347320642;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=92090.0 -274166;1347320679;Bugpowder;free upgrade to 25GH/s from 5GH/s -274165;1347320747;Bugpowder;err.... MH/s -274164;1347320778;mircea_popescu;yeah, i guess so. whatever happens to gigamining bonds. -274163;1347321152;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18400 @ 0.00050429 = 9.2789 BTC [+] -274162;1347321258;kakobrekla;havent you been listening to EskimoBob, mircea_popescu -274161;1347321268;mircea_popescu;he's been on my ignore for a while. -274160;1347321319;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 2 @ 0.0499 = 0.0998 BTC [-] -274159;1347321630;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 7 @ 0.11 = 0.77 BTC [-] -274158;1347321632;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1001001 BTC [-] -274157;1347321632;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 400 @ 0.1001 = 40.04 BTC [-] -274156;1347321633;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 43 @ 0.100012 = 4.3005 BTC [-] -274155;1347321635;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 20 @ 0.100011 = 2.0002 BTC [-] -274154;1347321636;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 50 @ 0.10001001 = 5.0005 BTC [-] -274153;1347321637;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 40 @ 0.10001 = 4.0004 BTC [-] -274152;1347321638;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 65 @ 0.10000102 = 6.5001 BTC [-] -274151;1347321639;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 25 @ 0.10000101 = 2.5 BTC [-] -274150;1347321640;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.10000101 = 1 BTC [-] -274149;1347321641;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 39 @ 0.100001 = 3.9 BTC [-] -274148;1347321780;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.54899999 = 5.49 BTC [+] -274147;1347321782;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 83 @ 0.549 = 45.567 BTC [+] -274146;1347322102;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 150 @ 0.55 = 82.5 BTC [+] -274145;1347322103;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.599 = 4.792 BTC [+] -274144;1347322105;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [+] -274143;1347322106;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 100 @ 0.6399 = 63.99 BTC [+] -274142;1347322126;Bugpowder;YESSS -274141;1347322148;Bugpowder;Bot those 100 for 0.50 two hours ago -274140;1347322184;Bugpowder;so pissed my coins didnt get there in time to pick up the 0.45 and 0.47 ones -274139;1347322188;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 4 @ 0.0499 = 0.1996 BTC [-] -274138;1347322197;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 6 @ 0.05 = 0.3 BTC [+] -274137;1347322205;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1015 BTC [+] -274136;1347322207;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 70 @ 0.64 = 44.8 BTC [+] -274135;1347322208;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.654 = 5.886 BTC [+] -274134;1347322209;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 500 @ 0.655 = 327.5 BTC [+] -274133;1347322257;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10500 @ 0.00052942 = 5.5589 BTC [+] -274132;1347322258;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 21000 @ 0.00055726 = 11.7025 BTC [+] -274131;1347322259;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 48700 @ 0.00063333 = 30.8432 BTC [+] -274130;1347322260;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00063367 = 1.6475 BTC [+] -274129;1347322261;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20972 @ 0.00063457 = 13.3082 BTC [+] -274128;1347322263;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9200 @ 0.00063524 = 5.8442 BTC [+] -274127;1347322264;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6036 @ 0.00063909 = 3.8575 BTC [+] -274126;1347322264;Bugpowder;lol -274125;1347322265;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18000 @ 0.00064084 = 11.5351 BTC [+] -274124;1347322265;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24226 @ 0.0006433 = 15.5846 BTC [+] -274123;1347322266;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13900 @ 0.00064896 = 9.0205 BTC [+] -274122;1347322267;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.00065459 = 0.7855 BTC [+] -274121;1347322268;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00065494 = 0.3275 BTC [+] -274120;1347322269;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7700 @ 0.00065729 = 5.0611 BTC [+] -274119;1347322270;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3907 @ 0.00066396 = 2.5941 BTC [+] -274118;1347322273;Bugpowder;couldn't raise my ask in time -274117;1347322277;Bugpowder;on MPEX -274116;1347322307;Bugpowder;Nice! 14% in 3 hours of work. -274115;1347322344;mircea_popescu;haha good for you. -274114;1347322456;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6399 = 1.2798 BTC [-] -274113;1347322570;kakobrekla;soo -274112;1347322578;kakobrekla;anyone else want to open an account -274111;1347322591;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.04500001 BTC [-] -274110;1347322591;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.045 = 0.225 BTC [-] -274109;1347322593;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 50 @ 0.04 = 2 BTC [-] -274108;1347322594;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 50 @ 0.0375 = 1.875 BTC [-] -274107;1347322595;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 152 @ 0.02 = 3.04 BTC [-] -274106;1347322700;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 34 @ 0.03 = 1.02 BTC [-] -274105;1347322702;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 300 @ 0.025 = 7.5 BTC [-] -274104;1347322703;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 200 @ 0.02200001 = 4.4 BTC [-] -274103;1347322704;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 500 @ 0.02110001 = 10.55 BTC [-] -274102;1347322706;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.021 = 2.1 BTC [-] -274101;1347322707;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 78 @ 0.0111 = 0.8658 BTC [-] -274100;1347322757;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 5 @ 0.101 = 0.505 BTC [-] -274099;1347322758;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [-] -274098;1347322760;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 41 @ 0.075 = 3.075 BTC [-] -274097;1347322792;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40&sign=ANY&type=RECV look at that, pirate at 15 -274096;1347322796;mircea_popescu;pretty soon negative. -274095;1347322830;mircea_popescu;anyone wanna bet on when it goes under 0 ? -274094;1347322861;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.12900103 BTC [-] -274093;1347322898;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 5 @ 0.12900102 = 0.645 BTC [-] -274092;1347322900;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.129001 = 0.516 BTC [-] -274091;1347322900;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.129 = 0.258 BTC [-] -274090;1347322901;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.127 = 0.254 BTC [-] -274089;1347322903;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 3 @ 0.126 = 0.378 BTC [-] -274088;1347322904;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 17 @ 0.1251 = 2.1267 BTC [-] -274087;1347323009;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.38611 = 1.5444 BTC [+] -274086;1347323058;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10077 @ 0.000665 = 6.7012 BTC [+] -274085;1347323062;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.061 = 0.183 BTC [-] -274084;1347323064;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 7 @ 0.060001 = 0.42 BTC [-] -274083;1347323154;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09400001 = 0.282 BTC [-] -274082;1347323155;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.094 BTC [-] -274081;1347323157;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 42 @ 0.0932 = 3.9144 BTC [-] -274080;1347323158;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 50 @ 0.0931 = 4.655 BTC [-] -274079;1347323224;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 36 @ 0.1101 = 3.9636 BTC [-] -274078;1347323225;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 28 @ 0.11 = 3.08 BTC [-] -274077;1347323226;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1093 BTC [-] -274076;1347323227;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1092 = 0.3276 BTC [-] -274075;1347323229;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1092 = 1.092 BTC [-] -274074;1347323230;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 16 @ 0.109 = 1.744 BTC [-] -274073;1347323231;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 99 @ 0.1073 = 10.6227 BTC [-] -274072;1347323232;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.1071 = 1.6065 BTC [-] -274071;1347323233;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.1021 = 0.5105 BTC [-] -274070;1347323235;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 70 @ 0.1003 = 7.021 BTC [-] -274069;1347323235;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 37 @ 0.1003 = 3.7111 BTC [-] -274068;1347323326;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 1 @ 0.20000001 BTC [-] -274067;1347323327;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 4 @ 0.2 = 0.8 BTC [-] -274066;1347323329;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 10 @ 0.05 = 0.5 BTC [-] -274065;1347323383;kakobrekla;yeah usagi an account. -274064;1347323386;kakobrekla;;> -274063;1347323393;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.096 BTC [+] -274062;1347323396;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 4 @ 0.045 = 0.18 BTC [-] -274061;1347323403;kakobrekla;20:16.36 ( kakobrekla ) http://pastebin.com/QVVm2a5Q -274060;1347323438;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 50 @ 0.62 = 31 BTC [-] -274059;1347323515;Bugpowder;interactive brokers doesn't scam -274058;1347323519;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.987 BTC [-] -274057;1347323520;Bugpowder;and is super cheap -274056;1347323540;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00338 = 0.0169 BTC [-] -274055;1347323542;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00339 = 0.017 BTC [+] -274054;1347323543;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 40 @ 0.00339 = 0.1356 BTC [+] -274053;1347323551;kakobrekla;luckaly this is bitcoin, no banks in that sense -274052;1347323558;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.10159995 = 1.2192 BTC [+] -274051;1347323587;Bugpowder;just like pirate did -274050;1347323604;Bugpowder;yeah that is stupid. over 25x and you are in the danger zone -274049;1347323651;Bugpowder;USD EUR cross, 25x is fine -274048;1347323659;Bugpowder;you cannot get wiped out overnight -274047;1347323681;Bugpowder;but its a fools game -274046;1347323721;Bugpowder;insider knowledge or HFT is the only way to consistently come out ahead doing active trading in major captial markets -274045;1347323785;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.00954 BTC [-] -274044;1347323839;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 7 @ 0.00955 = 0.0669 BTC [+] -274043;1347323883;Bugpowder;If you have the knowledge base and resources and computing power of Renaissance, you can consistetly win. If you are joe 6-pack with your new options account, you are going to blow up your account -274042;1347323939;Bugpowder;Stat arb works too, but you are going up against a bunch of smart, motivated people whose job it is to screw you. -274041;1347323983;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.000123 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -274040;1347324045;kakobrekla;well i know people who lost, people who gained and people still gaining -274039;1347324057;Bugpowder;over what timeframe? 10 years? -274038;1347324068;mircea_popescu;usually morel ike 3-6 months -274037;1347324076;Bugpowder;yeah -274036;1347324131;Bugpowder;Just take half your money, stick it in some Vanguard Index funds and call me in 10 years. We will see which account has more cash -274035;1347324141;Bugpowder;the active or the index -274034;1347324200;Bugpowder;but trading is fun -274033;1347324210;Bugpowder;thats what my bitcoins are for -274032;1347324222;Bugpowder;fun -274031;1347324225;mircea_popescu;sounds about par for the course. -274030;1347324241;Bugpowder;and that 1% chance that everything collapses and bitcoins become worth $1000 each -274029;1347324386;Bugpowder;Not investing is also investing -274028;1347324412;Bugpowder;The game is not to get rich, but to not die poor. -274027;1347324600;Bugpowder;Also its about bragging to your friends about how much better your bitcoin trade was than his weak ass SLV option play or his Romney short on InTrade -274026;1347324706;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 2 @ 0.05 = 0.1 BTC [-] -274025;1347324707;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -274024;1347324876;mircea_popescu;that 1% chance is really moar like 99% -274023;1347324895;mircea_popescu;and that $1000 each is moar like $1000 million. -274022;1347324950;Bugpowder;I will feel really bad about my sealswithclubs losses when that happens -274021;1347325037;mircea_popescu;2010 int'l trade was something like 30trn -274020;1347325063;mircea_popescu;if 10% of that happens in bitcoin that's a solid 1.5 milion per bitcoin. -274019;1347325203;Bugpowder;I would be pretty stoked with .01% of that happening with bitcoin. -274018;1347325231;mircea_popescu;i'd say by 2050ish a good third of all trade can happen in btc. certainly no good reason not to. -274017;1347325290;kakobrekla;twas too much for him. -274016;1347325538;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10159995 BTC [+] -274015;1347325678;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1.00001 = 3 BTC [+] -274014;1347325892;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 7 @ 0.03 = 0.21 BTC [-] -274013;1347325920;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla -274012;1347326532;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.14601 = 0.438 BTC [+] -274011;1347326690;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [+] -274010;1347326713;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.98 = 3.92 BTC [-] -274009;1347326862;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 5 @ 0.2001 = 1.0005 BTC [-] -274008;1347326870;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -274007;1347326983;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 5 @ 0.56999 = 2.85 BTC [-] -274006;1347327055;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.1147 = 2.294 BTC [+] -274005;1347327143;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 18 @ 0.1148 = 2.0664 BTC [+] -274004;1347327237;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 17 @ 1.00001 = 17.0002 BTC [+] -274003;1347327268;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.096 = 0.672 BTC [+] -274002;1347327384;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 14 @ 0.0969 = 1.3566 BTC [+] -274001;1347327544;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10159995 = 0.4064 BTC [+] -274000;1347327624;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3996 = 0.7992 BTC [+] -273999;1347327864;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [+] -273998;1347328188;kakobrekla;nice -273997;1347328194;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10159 = 0.508 BTC [-] -273996;1347328296;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.00339 = 0.0237 BTC [+] -273995;1347328393;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00339 BTC [+] -273994;1347328493;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10159995 BTC [+] -273993;1347328530;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10159995 = 0.7112 BTC [+] -273992;1347328772;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10159995 BTC [+] -273991;1347328845;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.102 = 0.306 BTC [+] -273990;1347328962;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.2697 BTC [+] -273989;1347329066;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 0.987 = 9.87 BTC [-] -273988;1347329067;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 0.988 = 4.94 BTC [+] -273987;1347329093;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 11 @ 1 = 11 BTC [+] -273986;1347329154;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 10 @ 0.106 = 1.06 BTC [-] -273985;1347329471;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 48 @ 0.02 = 0.96 BTC [-] -273984;1347354350;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 3 @ 0.0184 = 0.0552 BTC [+] -273983;1347354351;mircea_popescu;sooo... apparently godaddy got hacked. -273982;1347354360;mircea_popescu;unlike mpex, their security sucked. -273981;1347355014;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0974 = 0.1948 BTC [-] -273980;1347355015;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.0975 = 0.78 BTC [+] -273979;1347355075;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.85 = 2.55 BTC [-] -273978;1347355076;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.751 = 3.004 BTC [-] -273977;1347355077;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -273976;1347355078;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 6 @ 0.65 = 3.9 BTC [-] -273975;1347355080;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.824 = 3.296 BTC [+] -273974;1347355142;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0976 = 0.488 BTC [+] -273973;1347355417;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 750 @ 0.09301232 = 69.7592 BTC [-] -273972;1347355464;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 10 @ 0.85 = 8.5 BTC [+] -273971;1347355672;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -273970;1347355745;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.13999 BTC [-] -273969;1347355772;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 20 @ 0.001 = 0.02 BTC [+] -273968;1347356246;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 2 @ 0.136 = 0.272 BTC [+] -273967;1347357324;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1025 BTC [-] -273966;1347357325;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.102 = 1.02 BTC [-] -273965;1347357981;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10157 = 0.3047 BTC [+] -273964;1347358299;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 500 @ 0.031 = 15.5 BTC [+] -273963;1347358336;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 100 @ 0.1463467 = 14.6347 BTC [-] -273962;1347358687;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 29 @ 0.5 = 14.5 BTC [-] -273961;1347358826;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 20 @ 0.08 = 1.6 BTC [-] -273960;1347360293;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 300 @ 0.32 = 96 BTC [-] -273959;1347360733;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.024 = 0.6 BTC [-] -273958;1347361323;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10157999 = 0.4063 BTC [+] -273957;1347361534;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.10157999 = 3.0474 BTC [+] -273956;1347361795;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10157999 BTC [+] -273955;1347361899;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 200 @ 0.20854983 = 41.71 BTC [+] -273954;1347362996;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 10 @ 0.00999999 = 0.1 BTC [-] -273953;1347363144;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 13 @ 0.9 = 11.7 BTC [-] -273952;1347364264;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 293 @ 0.06036978 = 17.6883 BTC [-] -273951;1347364265;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 8 @ 0.1288813 = 1.0311 BTC [-] -273950;1347364266;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 4 @ 0.12840128 = 0.5136 BTC [-] -273949;1347364267;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 2 @ 0.10594218 = 0.2119 BTC [-] -273948;1347364268;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 986 @ 0.09531182 = 93.9775 BTC [-] -273947;1347364406;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 3 @ 0.91 = 2.73 BTC [-] -273946;1347364943;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.79 = 3.95 BTC [-] -273945;1347364944;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.783 BTC [-] -273944;1347364945;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.78 = 1.56 BTC [-] -273943;1347364946;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 10 @ 0.76 = 7.6 BTC [-] -273942;1347365202;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 3 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0004 BTC [+] -273941;1347365656;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -273940;1347365672;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -273939;1347365912;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.024 = 0.36 BTC [-] -273938;1347365914;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.02477225 = 0.2477 BTC [+] -273937;1347365915;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.025 = 0.625 BTC [+] -273936;1347365916;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.0276 = 0.414 BTC [+] -273935;1347365918;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.0277 = 0.6925 BTC [+] -273934;1347365918;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.0278 = 0.139 BTC [+] -273933;1347365919;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.028 = 0.14 BTC [+] -273932;1347365961;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 73 @ 0.028 = 2.044 BTC [+] -273931;1347365963;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 27 @ 0.035 = 0.945 BTC [+] -273930;1347365988;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2 @ 0.031 = 0.062 BTC [+] -273929;1347366062;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200N] 1000 @ 1.12 = 1120 BTC [+] -273928;1347366302;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200N] 1000 @ 1.12 = 1120 BTC [+] -273927;1347366423;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200N] 10000 @ 1.12 = 11200 BTC [+] -273926;1347366551;Chaang-Noi;buying up tygrr bond p? -273925;1347366555;Chaang-Noi;odd -273924;1347366575;Chaang-Noi;someone has more faith that i do -273923;1347366662;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200N] 400 @ 1.12 = 448 BTC [+] -273922;1347366829;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10157999 BTC [+] -273921;1347366893;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 65 @ 0.62 = 40.3 BTC [+] -273920;1347366977;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi one btc's worth. -273919;1347366998;Chaang-Noi;again, more faith than i have... -273918;1347367022;mircea_popescu;what are they worth nominally, 1 ? -273917;1347367035;Chaang-Noi;1 btc plus interest -273916;1347367049;Chaang-Noi;so at this point who knows lol -273915;1347367052;mircea_popescu;35:1 or so implied odds pirate doesn't pay. yeah, i'd say it's more like 1000:1 by now. -273914;1347367052;Chaang-Noi;1.3 maybe -273913;1347367068;Chaang-Noi;yeah but its been almost a month -273912;1347367075;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust pirateat40 -273911;1347367076;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user pirateat40: Level 1: -1, Level 2: 35 via 16 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=pirateat40 -273910;1347367082;mircea_popescu;heh -273909;1347367396;kakobrekla;moaning. -273908;1347367601;mircea_popescu;moaning. -273907;1347367710;Chaang-Noi;hi kako -273906;1347367734;kakobrekla;whats up! -273905;1347367756;Chaang-Noi;in bkk, trying to deal with crazyness -273904;1347367762;Chaang-Noi;hi eskimo, what project? -273903;1347367816;Chaang-Noi;brightanarchist is collecting evidancenow -273902;1347367834;Chaang-Noi;i posted a link in that thread -273901;1347367845;Chaang-Noi;no -273900;1347367870;Chaang-Noi;as far as i know no one has talked to priate -273899;1347370571;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.163997 = 0.328 BTC [+] -273898;1347370572;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 23 @ 0.163998 = 3.772 BTC [+] -273897;1347370628;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [+] -273896;1347370722;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 10 @ 0.163998 = 1.64 BTC [+] -273895;1347370942;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.10389 = 1.0389 BTC [+] -273894;1347370944;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 91 @ 0.10399 = 9.4631 BTC [+] -273893;1347370945;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.104 = 0.832 BTC [+] -273892;1347370946;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.104133 = 0.7289 BTC [+] -273891;1347370948;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.1042 = 1.6672 BTC [+] -273890;1347371060;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 43 @ 0.10157999 = 4.3679 BTC [+] -273889;1347371062;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.10158 = 10.158 BTC [+] -273888;1347371063;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1016 = 0.7112 BTC [+] -273887;1347371070;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 85 @ 0.0975 = 8.2875 BTC [-] -273886;1347371255;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 88 @ 0.1016 = 8.9408 BTC [+] -273885;1347371255;Chaang-Noi;i will not cntact anyone but a lawyer -273884;1347371256;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 4 @ 0.81 = 3.24 BTC [+] -273883;1347371260;Chaang-Noi;the lawyer will be doig all that -273882;1347371263;Chaang-Noi;doing -273881;1347371277;Chaang-Noi;and i dont know who when or what... -273880;1347371290;Chaang-Noi;im pretty sure we want to do FBI and firefruad, but who knows... -273879;1347371295;Chaang-Noi;lawyers do what lawyers do -273878;1347371299;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 98 @ 0.1017 = 9.9666 BTC [+] -273877;1347371301;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1017 = 10.17 BTC [+] -273876;1347371302;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1018 = 0.2036 BTC [+] -273875;1347371445;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 70 @ 0.15 = 10.5 BTC [+] -273874;1347371495;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1018 = 0.3054 BTC [+] -273873;1347371848;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 0.981 = 4.905 BTC [-] -273872;1347371862;kakobrekla;aha bdt gettin hit -273871;1347371890;kakobrekla;AA is late with payment again -273870;1347371893;kakobrekla;or something -273869;1347371919;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 5 @ 0.98 = 4.9 BTC [-] -273868;1347372003;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 4 @ 0.95 = 3.8 BTC [-] -273867;1347372201;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1018 = 0.509 BTC [+] -273866;1347372262;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1042 = 3.126 BTC [+] -273865;1347372436;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.55998999 = 1.68 BTC [-] -273864;1347372545;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 5 @ 0.12 = 0.6 BTC [-] -273863;1347372573;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1147 = 0.2294 BTC [-] -273862;1347372800;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.62 = 1.86 BTC [+] -273861;1347372861;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1042 = 0.2084 BTC [+] -273860;1347373263;nefario;then the lawyer contacts IC3 -273859;1347373289;nefario;meh -273858;1347373291;nefario;late to the party -273857;1347373304;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 17 @ 0.09755 = 1.6584 BTC [+] -273856;1347373349;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.62 = 3.1 BTC [+] -273855;1347374223;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19923 @ 0.000665 = 13.2488 BTC [+] -273854;1347374223;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 100077 @ 0.000665 = 66.5512 BTC [+] -273853;1347374335;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1.045 = 2.09 BTC [+] -273852;1347374385;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.445 BTC [-] -273851;1347374958;Bugpowder;;;seen DeaDterra -273850;1347374958;gribble;DeaDterra was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 15 hours, 49 minutes, and 53 seconds ago: why would someone do that? -273849;1347375711;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1042 = 0.2084 BTC [+] -273848;1347375727;kakobrekla;heh https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108704.0 -273847;1347375752;mircea_popescu;in exchange https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=66802.msg1180141#msg1180141 -273846;1347375882;kakobrekla;heh -273845;1347376000;Chaang-Noi;so i see pirate has been online off and on trolling, -273844;1347376084;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 2 @ 0.32 = 0.64 BTC [-] -273843;1347376138;Chaang-Noi;about giga, he should have just never siad he would do upgrades -273842;1347376156;Chaang-Noi;then he would be flowing in the money -273841;1347376185;mircea_popescu;how you figure ? -273840;1347376231;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.0975 = 1.4625 BTC [-] -273839;1347376617;mircea_popescu;was Namworld btc-mining ? -273838;1347376949;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [+] -273837;1347377057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350000 @ 0.003325 = 1163.75 BTC [-] -273836;1347378601;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11482 @ 0.000665 = 7.6355 BTC [+] -273835;1347378603;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6061 @ 0.00066301 = 4.0185 BTC [-] -273834;1347378903;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 2 @ 0.115 = 0.23 BTC [+] -273833;1347378986;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1015 = 0.9135 BTC [-] -273832;1347380174;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1015 = 0.203 BTC [-] -273831;1347380318;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 95 @ 0.0395 = 3.7525 BTC [+] -273830;1347380320;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 20 @ 0.04 = 0.8 BTC [+] -273829;1347380486;Bugpowder;;;seen DeaDterra -273828;1347380486;gribble;DeaDterra was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 17 hours, 22 minutes, and 2 seconds ago: why would someone do that? -273827;1347380916;nefario;Bugpowder: DeaDterra is.... -273826;1347380919;nefario;dead! -273825;1347381186;Bane_Capital;If GIGAMINING goes bust, I don't even... -273824;1347381213;kakobrekla;hm -273823;1347381224;kakobrekla;giga lost coins with pirate now he needs more for asic -273822;1347381227;kakobrekla;;> -273821;1347381265;Bane_Capital;I find it hilarious people put hundreds of thousands with him -273820;1347381276;mircea_popescu;all he got was 30something k iirc. -273819;1347381290;Bane_Capital;be happy -273818;1347381324;Bane_Capital;And that's why I will buy some. -273817;1347381325;Bugpowder;DeaDterra is selling my GBLSE S.DICE passthru shares -273816;1347381347;Bugpowder;prior to sending me the S.DICE on MPEx -273815;1347381353;Bane_Capital; i'm not married to pirate why he takes half -273814;1347381355;Bane_Capital;I lol'd -273813;1347381357;Bane_Capital;so hard -273812;1347381480;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [-] -273811;1347381481;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [-] -273810;1347381497;Bugpowder;which makes me wonder... Why would he need to do that? Shouldn't he have the S.DICE shares to cover the GSDPT shares? -273809;1347381585;Bugpowder;Which makes me wonder if GSDPT is merely a method for extracting more coins from people, either to pay off the Gamma Pirate PPT, or just for his own pocket. -273808;1347381600;nefario;I can tell you it's not -273807;1347381636;nefario;funds used from shares of GSDPT being sold are used to buy shares on mpex -273806;1347381671;nefario;when you buy GSDPT you are giving BTC to DeaDTerra to use to then buy the equivalent amount on mpex -273805;1347381694;Bugpowder;I am trying to do a transfer 1:1 -273804;1347381723;Bugpowder;I have shares of GSDPT, I gave them to DeaDTerra to exchange to S.DICE on my MPEx account -273803;1347381755;Bugpowder;Now they are up for sale on GBLSE, but no new S.DICE in my MPEx account -273802;1347381764;Bugpowder;20 hour delay -273801;1347381790;Bugpowder;GLBSE has the record -273800;1347381805;Bugpowder;and the shares are currently up for sale at .003999 -273799;1347381868;nefario;public record of that as well -273798;1347381907;nefario;twitter AFAIK -273797;1347381913;kakobrekla;lul -273796;1347381938;Bugpowder;Need to link to account fingerprint -273795;1347381942;Bugpowder;for it to be worth it -273794;1347381975;nefario;meh -273793;1347381991;nefario;thats an interesting question -273792;1347382005;nefario;how can we prove asset issuers use BTC for the intended purposes? -273791;1347382024;nefario;or get proof of? -273790;1347382058;nefario;ok -273789;1347382140;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.62 = 6.2 BTC [+] -273788;1347382164;Bugpowder;What do you think my options are. Will GLBSE claw back a transfer? The shares have not been sold into coin yet. Is deadterra just slow, or is he blowing up from the Gamma ppt and having a liquidity crunch? Any ideas/ -273787;1347382196;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 20 @ 0.163997 = 3.2799 BTC [-] -273786;1347382198;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 43 @ 0.163998 = 7.0519 BTC [+] -273785;1347382204;Bugpowder;It's not an order, it was an asset transfer -273784;1347382209;nefario;Bugpowder: Terra is slow AFAIK -273783;1347382240;nefario;well we're adding tags later today -273782;1347382245;nefario;and we have the 3 separate markets -273781;1347382259;nefario;where currently everything is in the pink market -273780;1347382297;Diablo-D3;dont say it EskimoBob -273779;1347382299;Diablo-D3;do not say it -273778;1347382303;Diablo-D3;I SAID DONT SA IT -273777;1347382322;Diablo-D3;usagi: well heres the problem -273776;1347382330;Diablo-D3;they're not bonds in btc -273775;1347382337;Diablo-D3;they've made mhash a currency of its own -273774;1347382339;Diablo-D3;they are mhash bonds -273773;1347382381;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: no, thats the thing -273772;1347382390;Diablo-D3;you know why 1mhs bond prices crashed? -273771;1347382398;Diablo-D3;people factored in post-asic difficulty -273770;1347382421;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder deadterra is usually around once a day -273769;1347382431;Diablo-D3;mhash bonds are in the currency of mhash, but are bought and sold in btc and pay in btc -273768;1347382449;Diablo-D3;so we're watching exactly what should have happened -273767;1347382454;Diablo-D3;mhash are now worth a lot less -273766;1347382473;Bugpowder;Just got a message from DeaDterra re: transfer -273765;1347382477;mircea_popescu;but yea, i can confirm what nefario said, the guy holds in excess of 400k s.dice so he's good -273764;1347382477;Diablo-D3;usagi: thats just the other end -273763;1347382481;Bugpowder;says it will be done in an hour -273762;1347382490;Diablo-D3;now of course, *cough* I bought some of those cheap bonds -273761;1347382494;mircea_popescu;ya, well... some people work/raise kids/etc you know. -273760;1347382495;Diablo-D3;oh well -273759;1347382532;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 24000 @ 0.00012682 = 3.0437 BTC [+] -273758;1347382553;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -273757;1347382555;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [-] -273756;1347382556;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -273755;1347382557;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.552 BTC [-] -273754;1347382563;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -273753;1347382565;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00038 / 0.00058414 / 0.000665 (787561 shares, 460.05 BTC), 30day: 0.00038 / 0.00087367 / 0.00115139 (11833433 shares, 10,338.55 BTC) -273752;1347382765;nefario;EskimoBob: did gigavps sleep with your mother or something? -273751;1347382774;nefario;why do you have the knives out for him? -273750;1347382909;Diablo-D3;hrm -273749;1347382914;Diablo-D3;I wonder why rg doesnt work for me yet -273748;1347382928;nefario;Diablo-D3: I wonder too, you're such a people person -273747;1347382936;Diablo-D3;no I mean -273746;1347382938;Diablo-D3;rg doesnt like giga either -273745;1347382942;nefario;oh -273744;1347382948;Diablo-D3;and I dont particularly like giga -273743;1347382956;Diablo-D3;that giga to tera shit I didnt like -273742;1347382988;nefario;Is he lying? -273741;1347382995;Diablo-D3;no, but its dirty -273740;1347383007;Diablo-D3;either pay him now for 1:4 giga to tera trade -273739;1347383009;Bugpowder;what about 1:1 exchange -273738;1347383010;Diablo-D3;or be stuck with 1:1 -273737;1347383033;nefario;dirty? -273736;1347383040;Diablo-D3;and you have to take the 1:4 deal or you get nothing -273735;1347383048;nefario;so in economic terms -273734;1347383052;nefario;it's not profitable -273733;1347383060;nefario;once you investigate what is being offered? -273732;1347383061;Bugpowder;Upgrade fee is .4 per tera share or giga share -273731;1347383073;nefario;ja I saw -273730;1347383144;nefario;It's a free market -273729;1347383149;nefario;the information is there -273728;1347383152;Diablo-D3;;;seen obsi -273727;1347383152;gribble;obsi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 15 hours, 28 minutes, and 23 seconds ago: for a latte at starbucks -273726;1347383159;nefario;if there are better deals then people can go somewhere else -273725;1347383162;nefario;if people don't -273724;1347383171;nefario;then that is their own fault more than anything else -273723;1347383181;nefario;I don't believe in the concept of obscene profits -273722;1347383190;nefario;unless its from a government granted monopoly -273721;1347383210;Diablo-D3;nefario: no see -273720;1347383212;Diablo-D3;the problem is this -273719;1347383213;Bugpowder;Bell Labs did a lot of good work -273718;1347383221;Diablo-D3;unless you sell out of tera _now_ -273717;1347383229;Diablo-D3;which means you lost half your investment if you paid at ipo prices -273716;1347383243;Diablo-D3;1:1 trade means you're down to about 10% -273715;1347383245;nefario;then that makes it a bad investment -273714;1347383250;Diablo-D3;1:4 retains, eh, a quarter of your investment -273713;1347383262;Diablo-D3;after paying out 40% upgrade price -273712;1347383266;nefario;Diablo-D3: you've been running down DMC since you started so I don't know what you can really say -273711;1347383281;Diablo-D3;nefario: its not that I ran it down -273710;1347383287;Diablo-D3;its that I didnt understand the scam that was being played -273709;1347383293;nefario;what scam? -273708;1347383297;Diablo-D3;usagi didnt even figure it out until it was too late -273707;1347383312;Diablo-D3;nefario: 1mhs bond issuers just selling bonds at half their previous value -273706;1347383316;Diablo-D3;just to grab the money -273705;1347383324;nefario;cashing out -273704;1347383330;Diablo-D3;not cashing out -273703;1347383334;Diablo-D3;just filling the bids -273702;1347383345;nefario;I don't get it -273701;1347383359;Diablo-D3;okay, lets pretend you're a 1mhs bond issuer -273700;1347383364;Bane_Capital;"just filling the bids" -273699;1347383370;Diablo-D3;you know you're going to personally own asic hardware -273698;1347383371;Bane_Capital;The bids add support value, Diablo -273697;1347383376;Bane_Capital;You want a constant wall of bids -273696;1347383386;Diablo-D3;you know 1mhs prices are going to go from 0.30 to 0.01 or less -273695;1347383395;Bane_Capital;You're not selling a consumable commodity -273694;1347383399;Bane_Capital;*shakes head* -273693;1347383400;Diablo-D3;you sell bonds into the wall and plunge the market down to 0.10 -273692;1347383428;Diablo-D3;you just made several hundred btc that you can now mostly pocket -273691;1347383431;Bane_Capital;I'll reread it then -273690;1347383452;Bane_Capital;Because his company is better -273689;1347383452;nefario;marketing -273688;1347383460;Bane_Capital;Value is subjective -273687;1347383463;Diablo-D3;and difficulty is skyrocketing, so you only have to pay out a fraction of those several hundred -273686;1347383469;Bane_Capital;This isn't Marxist economics. -273685;1347383482;Diablo-D3;and then you buy the asic hardware, which you probably already bought before you crashed your bonds -273684;1347383494;Diablo-D3;and then all those bonds you sold just run on ONE of your asic rigs -273683;1347383499;Diablo-D3;the rest you pocket. -273682;1347383507;Diablo-D3;the entire market just paid for rigs they dont use -273681;1347383515;Diablo-D3;nefario: now you understand? -273680;1347383517;Diablo-D3;its dirty -273679;1347383519;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 7870 @ 0.00012682 = 0.9981 BTC [+] -273678;1347383520;Diablo-D3;giga did it worse -273677;1347383529;Diablo-D3;he made people crash giga on their own just to pay for the 40% upgrade price -273676;1347383611;Diablo-D3;yeah, dmc might not have the best contract in the world -273675;1347383628;Diablo-D3;but Im not a lawyer and I tried to insulate dmc as much as possible without harming shareholders -273674;1347383704;Diablo-D3;;;later tell obsi message me asap -273673;1347383706;gribble;The operation succeeded. -273672;1347383714;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: I agree, it doesnt -273671;1347383717;Diablo-D3;but we know that _now_ -273670;1347383728;Diablo-D3;it creates a level of trust in the market that shouldnt be there -273669;1347383792;Bugpowder;So... why did DMC crash? This was before my time. And why no Sept dividend payment? -273668;1347383805;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: dividend cessation motion -273667;1347383812;Diablo-D3;and I think Im going to undo it as well -273666;1347383815;Diablo-D3;and go back to the contract -273665;1347383818;Bane_Capital;usagi: The latter is indeed more reputable. -273664;1347383832;Bane_Capital;Wait wait -273663;1347383837;Bane_Capital;SLL has stocks? -273662;1347383839;Diablo-D3;switch to future dividends borrowing mode and add aug (not sept, sept pays oct 1st) to it -273661;1347383861;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: sll has TONS of shit -273660;1347383878;Bane_Capital;but it's full of furfags and freaks -273659;1347383897;Bane_Capital;furries -273658;1347383961;Diablo-D3;furries AND flying penises -273657;1347383964;Diablo-D3;dont forget that -273656;1347383967;Bane_Capital;SLL currency is finding itself a niche it seems -273655;1347384144;pigeons;luckily there are no douchebags in bitcoin -273654;1347384157;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr -273653;1347384159;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob -273652;1347384168;Diablo-D3;that matthew guy -273651;1347384173;Diablo-D3;the bitcoinica people -273650;1347384175;Diablo-D3;pirate -273649;1347384183;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr is ok, what -273648;1347384193;pigeons;please don't list them all, no flooding -273647;1347384199;Diablo-D3;pigeons: ;) -273646;1347384217;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: at least its not a giant dicked herm fox. -273645;1347384236;Diablo-D3;you'll need a douchebag after that. -273644;1347384265;Diablo-D3;actually, it could be worse, it could be /ah/ -273643;1347384360;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 5 @ 0.89 = 4.45 BTC [-] -273642;1347384361;Diablo-D3;yeah see, I just have sex with human women normally in real life. -273641;1347384517;Diablo-D3;you misunderstood -273640;1347384525;Diablo-D3;I dont dress up in a fur suit first. -273639;1347384547;Diablo-D3;but women have three holes, and all three beg to be used for their intended purposes -273638;1347384572;PsychoticBoy;lol -273637;1347384574;Diablo-D3;7 if you include the ears, but um, my giant german sausage simply wont fit in any of those -273636;1347384594;PsychoticBoy;cocktail wiener no? -273635;1347384677;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: nope, unless they make 7" cocktail wieners. -273634;1347384684;PsychoticBoy;lol -273633;1347384698;Diablo-D3;hey, having a giant dick isnt all fun and games here -273632;1347384700;PsychoticBoy;frankfurter -273631;1347384726;Diablo-D3;there are many women out there that have to be properly prepared for the experience. -273630;1347384752;Bane_Capital;.......... -273629;1347384784;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: no, thats just for special birthday parties -273628;1347384869;PsychoticBoy;lmfao -273627;1347385008;Diablo-D3;seriously though, some chicks just need proper attention -273626;1347385267;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: listing douchebags for illustration purposes -273625;1347385621;Bugpowder;I am happy to report that DeaDterra has come through and delivered the S.DICE. -273624;1347385651;Diablo-D3;scared? -273623;1347385656;Diablo-D3;how did you get that from that? -273622;1347385659;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.2698 BTC [+] -273621;1347385661;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 5 @ 0.2699 = 1.3495 BTC [+] -273620;1347385661;Diablo-D3;I just think you're a troll -273619;1347385880;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.1102 = 2.204 BTC [-] -273618;1347385928;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 36 @ 0.1101 = 3.9636 BTC [-] -273617;1347386605;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [+] -273616;1347386674;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1015 = 0.5075 BTC [-] -273615;1347387078;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0975 BTC [-] -273614;1347387127;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 50 @ 0.13998 = 6.999 BTC [-] -273613;1347387129;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 15 @ 0.13998998 = 2.0998 BTC [+] -273612;1347387130;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 24 @ 0.13999 = 3.3598 BTC [+] -273611;1347387131;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 7 @ 0.13999999 = 0.98 BTC [+] -273610;1347387133;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 49 @ 0.14 = 6.86 BTC [+] -273609;1347387134;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 25 @ 0.14 = 3.5 BTC [+] -273608;1347387346;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1015 = 0.9135 BTC [-] -273607;1347387390;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.2699 = 0.5398 BTC [+] -273606;1347387469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.0034 = 11.9 BTC [+] -273605;1347387518;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -273604;1347387562;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 2 @ 0.95 = 1.9 BTC [+] -273603;1347387584;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 14 @ 0.8229 = 11.5206 BTC [-] -273602;1347387777;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8229 BTC [-] -273601;1347387777;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.823 = 7.407 BTC [+] -273600;1347387983;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -273599;1347388005;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05999999 BTC [-] -273598;1347388184;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.8239 BTC [+] -273597;1347388364;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 11 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0014 BTC [+] -273596;1347388527;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.1015 = 3.5525 BTC [-] -273595;1347388547;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1015 BTC [-] -273594;1347388615;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0005 BTC [+] -273593;1347388623;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 30 @ 0.5 = 15 BTC [-] -273592;1347388675;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0003 BTC [+] -273591;1347389024;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [-] -273590;1347389025;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.104 = 0.416 BTC [-] -273589;1347389027;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 96 @ 0.104499 = 10.0319 BTC [+] -273588;1347389028;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 110 @ 0.10449999 = 11.495 BTC [+] -273587;1347389029;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1045 = 10.45 BTC [+] -273586;1347389031;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.1047 = 20.94 BTC [+] -273585;1347389032;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 290 @ 0.105 = 30.45 BTC [+] -273584;1347389054;Bane_Capital;BUY CPA -273583;1347389057;Bane_Capital;UP UP UP UP -273582;1347389503;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 4 @ 0.031 = 0.124 BTC [+] -273581;1347389522;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.20747579 = 207.4758 BTC [-] -273580;1347390224;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.111 BTC [+] -273579;1347390301;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 600 @ 0.2074393 = 124.4636 BTC [-] -273578;1347390337;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 25 @ 0.00955 = 0.2388 BTC [+] -273577;1347390397;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.111 BTC [+] -273576;1347390767;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [-] -273575;1347390794;mircea_popescu;http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l6lm2wBn0r1qc61zuo1_500.jpg so which one is the more competent and should get the job ? -273574;1347391025;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.105 = 1.26 BTC [+] -273573;1347391136;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 150 @ 0.031 = 4.65 BTC [+] -273572;1347391420;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.4 = 1.6 BTC [+] -273571;1347391455;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.8101 = 3.2404 BTC [-] -273570;1347391456;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.81 = 4.05 BTC [-] -273569;1347391457;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [-] -273568;1347391532;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [-] -273567;1347391551;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1015 BTC [-] -273566;1347392039;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.05999999 = 1.2 BTC [-] -273565;1347392247;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001263 BTC [-] -273564;1347392274;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001263 BTC [-] -273563;1347392312;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001263 BTC [-] -273562;1347392366;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001263 BTC [-] -273561;1347392395;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001263 BTC [-] -273560;1347392438;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001263 BTC [-] -273559;1347392542;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [+] -273558;1347392641;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 18 @ 0.0001263 = 0.0023 BTC [-] -273557;1347392815;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.0001263 = 0.0005 BTC [-] -273556;1347392850;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -273555;1347393180;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 4 @ 0.000239 = 0.001 BTC [-] -273554;1347393488;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [-] -273553;1347393490;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.102 = 0.612 BTC [-] -273552;1347393760;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3549 @ 0.00066678 = 2.3664 BTC [+] -273551;1347393762;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6052 @ 0.00066808 = 4.0432 BTC [+] -273550;1347393776;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 35 @ 0.00339999 = 0.119 BTC [+] -273549;1347393794;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 13 @ 0.7 = 9.1 BTC [-] -273548;1347394080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22055 @ 0.00041204 = 9.0875 BTC [-] -273547;1347394081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24345 @ 0.000412 = 10.0301 BTC [-] -273546;1347394202;Graet;ships cat? -273545;1347394334;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 48 @ 0.111 = 5.328 BTC [+] -273544;1347394335;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 100 @ 0.113 = 11.3 BTC [+] -273543;1347394337;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.1136 = 2.272 BTC [+] -273542;1347394350;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -273541;1347394352;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.11 = 2.2 BTC [-] -273540;1347394353;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.0155 = 0.775 BTC [+] -273539;1347394380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5155 @ 0.000412 = 2.1239 BTC [-] -273538;1347394451;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1015 = 0.5075 BTC [-] -273537;1347394531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2628 @ 0.00040831 = 1.073 BTC [-] -273536;1347394693;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.760101 = 3.8005 BTC [-] -273535;1347394695;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.760001 = 4.56 BTC [-] -273534;1347394696;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.75 = 2.25 BTC [-] -273533;1347394697;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.738 = 7.38 BTC [-] -273532;1347394699;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.7352 = 5.8816 BTC [-] -273531;1347394699;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.735 = 1.47 BTC [-] -273530;1347394700;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.731 BTC [-] -273529;1347394701;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.731 = 3.655 BTC [-] -273528;1347394854;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.61989 BTC [+] -273527;1347394983;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC -273526;1347395034;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 27 @ 0.95 = 25.65 BTC [-] -273525;1347395233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00039704 = 2.7793 BTC [-] -273524;1347395234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36600 @ 0.00039631 = 14.5049 BTC [-] -273523;1347395236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6891 @ 0.00039476 = 2.7203 BTC [-] -273522;1347395401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8497 @ 0.00039476 = 3.3543 BTC [-] -273521;1347395579;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [-] -273520;1347395580;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [-] -273519;1347395627;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.61989 BTC [+] -273518;1347395629;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.574989 = 2.3 BTC [-] -273517;1347395881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00039476 = 1.3422 BTC [-] -273516;1347396018;Diablo-D3;!ticker asicminer -273515;1347396020;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.1016002] [Ask: 0.10499] [Spread: 0.0033898] [Last: 0.102] [24hVol: 109.9596539] [7dAvg: 0.11438628] -273514;1347396227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8558 @ 0.00039476 = 3.3784 BTC [-] -273513;1347396228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14295 @ 0.00039434 = 5.6371 BTC [-] -273512;1347396229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2883 @ 0.00039414 = 1.1363 BTC [-] -273511;1347396356;Diablo-D3;wow, mircea_popescu was right -273510;1347396365;Diablo-D3;glbse is a scam -273509;1347396371;mircea_popescu;... -273508;1347396446;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -273507;1347396471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23700 @ 0.0003954 = 9.371 BTC [+] -273506;1347396480;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 153 @ 0.1 = 15.3 BTC [+] -273505;1347396661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20717 @ 0.00039414 = 8.1654 BTC [-] -273504;1347396662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22200 @ 0.00039375 = 8.7413 BTC [-] -273503;1347396663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9983 @ 0.00039372 = 3.9305 BTC [-] -273502;1347396841;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00066917 = 3.4128 BTC [+] -273501;1347396948;nefario;Notice -273500;1347396962;nefario;Diablo-D3 has been removed from operating DMC -273499;1347396963;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1182044#msg1182044 -273498;1347396974;Diablo-D3;notice: nefario has stolen almost 2000 btc in assets from DMC -273497;1347396988;mircea_popescu;ugh -273496;1347396990;mircea_popescu;wtf wa this ? -273495;1347396996;Diablo-D3;until nefario returns said assets, DMC shares on GLBSE will not be recognized. -273494;1347397016;Diablo-D3;there is no way to validate how many shares exist, who owns them, or to even pay dividends. -273493;1347397026;Diablo-D3;I am going to make an official announcement on the DMC thread in a bit -273492;1347397028;kakobrekla;omg drama. -273491;1347397028;Bugpowder;LOL -273490;1347397040;Bugpowder;I was just going to buy 10000 shares -273489;1347397047;Bugpowder;whew! -273488;1347397052;jcpham;i blame mircea_popescu -273487;1347397065;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you're right, I should have listened to you and IPO'ed on mpex -273486;1347397090;mircea_popescu;when did i say you should ipo on mpex ? -273485;1347397096;nefario;lol -273484;1347397099;jcpham;sorry to hear the news Diablo-D3 -273483;1347397109;mircea_popescu;this is like... dudes. are you on fucking speed ? -273482;1347397112;jcpham;i'm going to go read the thread and see if iunderstand what is happening -273481;1347397119;mircea_popescu;wright nutso mass mail just went out minutes ago -273480;1347397124;mircea_popescu;WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE! -273479;1347397141;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9600 @ 0.00066839 = 6.4165 BTC [-] -273478;1347397142;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10099 @ 0.00066834 = 6.7496 BTC [-] -273477;1347397143;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5339 @ 0.00066301 = 3.5398 BTC [-] -273476;1347397164;PsychoticBoy;Diablo-D3 no you got nothing, you could have sold DMC to me -273475;1347397169;PsychoticBoy;now -273474;1347397183;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: no, now I have to basically shut glbse down. -273473;1347397198;PsychoticBoy;hahahahahahahahahahahahaha -273472;1347397206;Diablo-D3;it has harmed DMC shareholders, now of which may never get paid -273471;1347397223;PsychoticBoy;could they be harmed any more ??? -273470;1347397233;Diablo-D3;nefario refuses to submit a list of who owns shares and how many shares they hold -273469;1347397240;Diablo-D3;DMC has a right to this information -273468;1347397244;nefario;you never asked me -273467;1347397256;Diablo-D3;I have repeatedly asked you -273466;1347397262;Diablo-D3;others have repeatedly asked for their own assets -273465;1347397267;nefario;I don't have any record of that -273464;1347397287;Diablo-D3;You are no longer a trustworthy source of information. -273463;1347397299;nefario;you're being childish -273462;1347397310;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.445 BTC [-] -273461;1347397312;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [+] -273460;1347397316;Diablo-D3;Am I? I did exactly what I needed to make sure DMC would succeed -273459;1347397327;Diablo-D3;not only that, you have basically fucked up my investigation of asicminer -273458;1347397345;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10499 BTC [+] -273457;1347397372;nefario;Make your case on the forum thread -273456;1347397392;nefario;in 1 week I will hold the motion on whether to keep you or not -273455;1347397402;nefario;DMC shareholders decide -273454;1347397443;Diablo-D3;I going to recommend they screenshot their GLBSE accounts so I can properly credit them and pay them their dividends directly. -273453;1347397468;nefario;Diablo are you actually running any miners yourself? -273452;1347397541;nefario;well, are you? -273451;1347397553;nefario;do you physically hold any DMC assets? -273450;1347397575;Chaang-Noi;hi nefario -273449;1347397580;Chaang-Noi;im drunk -273448;1347397584;nefario;lol -273447;1347397585;nefario;hi -273446;1347397587;nefario;good timing -273445;1347397596;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: nope, I decided to reverse the motion -273444;1347397614;Chaang-Noi;vlad waned to buy me 5k mnw debt for 12 issues of his mag -273443;1347397619;Chaang-Noi;wanted -273442;1347397626;Chaang-Noi;buy my -273441;1347397628;Chaang-Noi;fuck... -273440;1347397630;Chaang-Noi;i cant type -273439;1347397643;mircea_popescu;drunk ? -273438;1347397653;nefario;lol -273437;1347397674;nefario;Chaang-Noi: buy from you or buy for you? -273436;1347397687;Chaang-Noi;;pm -273435;1347397720;jcpham;poor mnw -273434;1347397741;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00064686 = 3.7518 BTC [-] -273433;1347397752;Chaang-Noi;vlad cant save him -273432;1347397764;Chaang-Noi;unless i get 5000 btc -273431;1347397767;jcpham;who's gonna save you from a mob? -273430;1347397768;jcpham;no one. -273429;1347397772;jcpham;i do to -273428;1347397772;nefario;superman? -273427;1347397785;mircea_popescu;tommygun. -273426;1347397790;copumpkin;wait, glbse doesn't have a facility to tell you who your shareholders are? -273425;1347397795;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun. -273424;1347397800;jcpham;.45 ammo is expensive -273423;1347397809;copumpkin;that seems like an odd omission -273422;1347397810;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: no. -273421;1347397813;Diablo-D3;he doesnt -273420;1347397819;Diablo-D3;Ive repeatedly asked for it, others have as well -273419;1347397819;jcpham;i heard that as wel copumpkin -273418;1347397824;Diablo-D3;nefario refuses to provide this information -273417;1347397832;jcpham;how can you not know who owns what -273416;1347397835;nefario;Diablo-D3 hasn't asked me -273415;1347397843;jcpham;seems like it would be a table in a db -273414;1347397849;nefario;it's not built into GLBSE -273413;1347397852;nefario;and to make it so -273412;1347397852;jcpham;ic -273411;1347397858;nefario;would require a change of the TOS -273410;1347397870;jcpham;it does shield you a bit -273409;1347397872;jcpham;not knowing -273408;1347397894;reeses;copumpkin: so you basically can't list a corporation on glbse -273407;1347397912;jcpham;i'd agree with that -273406;1347397920;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5500 @ 0.00064686 = 3.5577 BTC [-] -273405;1347397926;reeses;copumpkin: since you can't declare ownership to the authorities -273404;1347398100;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2200 @ 0.00064686 = 1.4231 BTC [-] -273403;1347398101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.0003954 = 1.8188 BTC [+] -273402;1347398144;Chaang-Noi;nefario has no problem with change of service and fucking over greemnts :) -273401;1347398155;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 5 @ 0.12540002 = 0.627 BTC [+] -273400;1347398156;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.12540001 = 0.2508 BTC [-] -273399;1347398158;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 3 @ 0.1254 = 0.3762 BTC [-] -273398;1347398160;reeses;I was just about to say,"wait a minute..." -273397;1347398192;Chaang-Noi;lol -273396;1347398223;Chaang-Noi;lol im not about to jump for support of reeses or saggy -273395;1347398237;Chaang-Noi;usaggai -273394;1347398250;reeses;you are make no sense -273393;1347398254;copumpkin;everyone should support reeses -273392;1347398263;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: does thailand have a good national liquor -273391;1347398264;copumpkin;? -273390;1347398275;Diablo-D3;!ticker btc-mining -273389;1347398276;reeses;cobra blood wine! -273388;1347398278;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -273387;1347398280;Diablo-D3;!ticker obsi.abmo -273386;1347398281;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.86000001] [Ask: 0.996] [Spread: 0.13599999] [Last: 0.89] [24hVol: 16.095] [7dAvg: 0.9644909] -273385;1347398286;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.5501] [Ask: 0.58999] [Spread: 0.03989] [Last: 0.5898] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.54588333] -273384;1347398288;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.01000001] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.08999999] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 15.3] [7dAvg: 0.094] -273383;1347398295;Chaang-Noi;im drunk copukin -273382;1347398299;Chaang-Noi;on guniss -273381;1347398306;Chaang-Noi;irish stout -273380;1347398308;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 25525 @ 0.00065027 = 16.5981 BTC [+] -273379;1347398310;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: I know! -273378;1347398316;copumpkin;but what's the national liquor? -273377;1347398321;mircea_popescu;reeses twink piss -273376;1347398323;Chaang-Noi;of thailand? -273375;1347398327;copumpkin;yep -273374;1347398331;mircea_popescu;ladyboy armpit sweat -273373;1347398331;reeses;guinness isn't liquor -273372;1347398335;copumpkin;fermented elephant juice? -273371;1347398338;reeses;it's liquid life -273370;1347398340;mircea_popescu;alcoholic chicken -273369;1347398342;reeses;mircea_popescu: lol -273368;1347398358;nefario;you're able to get drunk on guinness? How many did you have? -273367;1347398363;Chaang-Noi;i dont think thailand has one -273366;1347398370;Chaang-Noi;they are budhists -273365;1347398374;mircea_popescu;wityh the current one he's drunk 28 -273364;1347398378;Chaang-Noi;i drink irish stout -273363;1347398395;mircea_popescu;and look where it's taken you. -273362;1347398428;Chaang-Noi;matthew is a scammer -273361;1347398438;Chaang-Noi;dibalo d3 is a scammer -273360;1347398443;Chaang-Noi;pirate is a scammer -273359;1347398452;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi is a scammer -273358;1347398454;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10149999 BTC [-] -273357;1347398455;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1014 = 0.7098 BTC [-] -273356;1347398457;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1013 BTC [-] -273355;1347398458;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -273354;1347398459;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.100101 = 0.4004 BTC [-] -273353;1347398459;Azelphur;assbot is a scammer -273352;1347398460;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1001 = 0.2002 BTC [-] -273351;1347398461;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1000004 = 0.3 BTC [-] -273350;1347398461;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1000003 = 0.9 BTC [-] -273349;1347398462;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1000002 = 0.6 BTC [-] -273348;1347398463;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.1000001 = 2.1 BTC [-] -273347;1347398464;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 148 @ 0.20693198 = 30.6259 BTC [-] -273346;1347398465;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -273345;1347398466;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 43 @ 0.1 = 4.3 BTC [-] -273344;1347398480;mircea_popescu;lmao -273343;1347398510;Azelphur;climate is bad guys, time to take all your bitcoins and store them under your matress on a thumb drive -273342;1347398511;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 150 @ 0.1 = 15 BTC [+] -273341;1347398518;Chaang-Noi;yeah -273340;1347398528;Chaang-Noi;100% -273339;1347398529;mircea_popescu;Azelphur mpex. -273338;1347398534;Chaang-Noi;lol -273337;1347398536;jcpham;assbot mos def deserves scammer taG -273336;1347398537;Chaang-Noi;scaaaaaaaaaaaaam -273335;1347398546;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: you started paying interest again? -273334;1347398548;Chaang-Noi;mpex is a scam waiting to happen -273333;1347398554;Azelphur;^ that -273332;1347398559;Azelphur;mpex = ponzi -273331;1347398560;Azelphur;discuss -273330;1347398565;mircea_popescu;no u, -273329;1347398566;Chaang-Noi;its fail -273328;1347398571;Chaang-Noi;what typeof fail who cares -273327;1347398585;Chaang-Noi;i would trust 1000k btc with pirate over mpex -273326;1347398588;Azelphur; I DID A WITHDRAW AND I DIDN'T GET IT INSTANTLY ITS A SCAM -273325;1347398610;nefario;lol -273324;1347398616;mircea_popescu;course mpex is actually here since before anyone ever heard of either zhou thong or pirate guy. -273323;1347398638;jcpham;i think i was kicked off the ship -273322;1347398645;jcpham;with everyone else -273321;1347398654;Azelphur;I still want someone to sue pirate -273320;1347398675;Chaang-Noi;mpex was not first stock exchange so claims was before know scammers -273319;1347398676;Chaang-Noi;lol -273318;1347398692;Chaang-Noi;azelphur do you notknow of my thread? -273317;1347398700;Azelphur;Chaang-Noi: I do not know of your thread -273316;1347398701;jcpham;yay, a thread! -273315;1347398705;Chaang-Noi;and why pro pirate people hate me? -273314;1347398710;jcpham;link me to it Chaang-Noi -273313;1347398713;Chaang-Noi;one sec -273312;1347398730;mircea_popescu;we need more threads to make a good yearn -273311;1347398752;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108282.0;topicseen -273310;1347398760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.0003954 = 4.3494 BTC [+] -273309;1347398768;jcpham;oh i already read that one -273308;1347398773;Chaang-Noi;this si why the pro pirate peope "my frieinds" will not talk to me -273307;1347398776;Chaang-Noi;copumking? -273306;1347398782;Chaang-Noi;reeses???? -273305;1347398789;copumpkin;? -273304;1347398794;copumpkin;oh, I'm at work :) -273303;1347398799;copumpkin;got nothing against goats -273302;1347398803;jcpham;i'm not so sure about division lines anymore goat -273301;1347398807;copumpkin;you've seen that video I keep linking -273300;1347398809;copumpkin;it's very pro-goat -273299;1347398811;jcpham;pro/anti don't necessarily fit anymore -273298;1347398822;Azelphur;I'm pro goat too -273297;1347398860;Azelphur;I was always pro pirate but with practically no information over the past few weeks and last minute changes in terms, I'm all for legal action -273296;1347398868;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108738.0;topicseen -273295;1347398880;jcpham;^ seems legit -273294;1347398882;reeses;Chaang-Noi: sorry, other channel, what? -273293;1347398903;reeses;Chaang-Noi: I would like to remind you that I treated you like shit from the moment you sat next to me -273292;1347398905;Azelphur;jcpham: lol -273291;1347398934;copumpkin;jcpham: you're a brony, right? -273290;1347398940;reeses;pirate sentiment irrelevant -273289;1347398942;jcpham;bro hoof! -273288;1347398943;Chaang-Noi;reeses it is what it is -273287;1347398952;copumpkin;jcpham: you had another nick at some point, too, didn't you? -273286;1347398964;Chaang-Noi;iv not seen the video copumpkin -273285;1347398973;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: yeah you have -273284;1347398981;jcpham;why am i being interrogated -273283;1347398985;reeses;Chaang-Noi: and, well, you're crazy -273282;1347398987;jcpham;:) -273281;1347398995;Azelphur;jcpham: BECAUSE IT WAS YOU. WE HAVE THE EVIDENCE. -273280;1347399004;jcpham;smh -273279;1347399007;Azelphur;altnick pirateat40 altnick _matthew_ -273278;1347399007;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: if I must link again, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuRzJRrRpQ -273277;1347399009;mircea_popescu;jcpham they plan to take your maidenhood -273276;1347399012;reeses;Chaang-Noi: we're all just waiting for the moment you go nuts and end up in a cambodian prison -273275;1347399019;copumpkin;jcpham: just answer the fucking questions -273274;1347399024;reeses;lol -273273;1347399029;jcpham;2 secs -273272;1347399038;reeses;oh wait jcpham is smh? -273271;1347399043;reeses;fuuuuck -273270;1347399057;mircea_popescu;lol -273269;1347399060;dirkdizzler;no other nicks -273268;1347399060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34700 @ 0.00039755 = 13.795 BTC [+] -273267;1347399066;Azelphur;copumpkin: I love the way he "cow tips" the other goat -273266;1347399070;Azelphur;xD -273265;1347399072;copumpkin;yeah -273264;1347399074;copumpkin;multiple times -273263;1347399082;Azelphur;indeed lol -273262;1347399082;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: oh I know why html5 only works sometimes -273261;1347399087;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: it's the fucking ads! -273260;1347399094;Chaang-Noi;i find it funny copumpkin is pro fbi and so is reeses who name will jist be on fbi lists over and over... -273259;1347399106;copumpkin;I'm pro-FBI? -273258;1347399120;copumpkin;I've never really had a position on them -273257;1347399121;jcpham;copumpkin i have no traded as any other identity, no -273256;1347399130;copumpkin;but if I were to have one, I'd choose doggy -273255;1347399136;copumpkin;jcpham: I didn't mean trading -273254;1347399144;mircea_popescu;ads suck -273253;1347399148;copumpkin;I'm a fed? -273252;1347399151;copumpkin;holy shit -273251;1347399152;Azelphur;copumpkin: is a fed. -273250;1347399162;copumpkin;no jobs for you! -273249;1347399170;Azelphur;just an arrest warrant. -273248;1347399175;Chaang-Noi;we have the id of copumking and if he is a fed he is not high up -273247;1347399180;Chaang-Noi;however... we know who is... -273246;1347399180;jcpham;you guys are freaking me out -273245;1347399181;reeses;Chaang-Noi: you realize my wife is DHS/DOJ right? -273244;1347399183;jcpham;i'm leaving -273243;1347399187;copumpkin;jcpham: don't leave :( -273242;1347399189;Chaang-Noi;yes reeses -273241;1347399196;nefario;reeses: do you make her wear the uniform? -273240;1347399208;Azelphur;yea well my dad is an astronaut! -273239;1347399209;nefario;with the boots -273238;1347399210;reeses;what uniform, midget? -273237;1347399211;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: my id is one google away :P -273236;1347399226;nefario;No -273235;1347399228;Chaang-Noi;we know who is three leter org -273234;1347399231;reeses;usagi: they're huge -273233;1347399234;Chaang-Noi;and we know who is nt -273232;1347399235;nefario;they'r a package delivery company -273231;1347399238;nefario;so hot right now -273230;1347399244;copumpkin;no no DHL -273229;1347399247;copumpkin;DHS -273228;1347399254;jcpham;overnite express -273227;1347399257;nefario;lol -273226;1347399265;mircea_popescu;why's everybody got wives ffs. is gf too long a word for you ppl ? -273225;1347399267;reeses;usagi: yup, I call her position "crusher of dreams" -273224;1347399273;copumpkin;I have a gf -273223;1347399280;reeses;mircea_popescu: bitches be crazy, yo -273222;1347399281;copumpkin;at least I did last time I checked -273221;1347399293;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: why's everybody got wives ffs. is "" too long a word for you people? -273220;1347399294;mircea_popescu;reeses put them in chains and only feed them if they're not crazy. -273219;1347399295;reeses;copumpkin: is she still here? I'll check for you. -273218;1347399301;copumpkin;reeses: thanks! -273217;1347399309;jcpham;i wouldn't let my wife find out about my gf -273216;1347399311;Chaang-Noi;its sad that the main memebers of pirate other than myself are fbi or other 3 org or have family that are... -273215;1347399319;nefario;Oh guys -273214;1347399326;nefario;in talking about the feds -273213;1347399330;copumpkin;I am a banana -273212;1347399334;Chaang-Noi;btw im not kidding -273211;1347399337;jcpham;i'm osi -273210;1347399341;mircea_popescu;Azelphur this is pure negativity sir. i will have to ban you -273209;1347399343;nefario;several prominent bitcoin people have been approached by the police at airports while travelling -273208;1347399345;reeses;oh we're talking family then? -273207;1347399349;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: wait, me? -273206;1347399349;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: haha -273205;1347399350;reeses;you're fucked -273204;1347399351;nefario;and asked to provide information -273203;1347399364;mircea_popescu;no fambly just urmom. -273202;1347399370;Chaang-Noi;im not talking about you nefario -273201;1347399377;nefario;I'm just sating -273200;1347399382;nefario;on the bitcoin community -273199;1347399385;Chaang-Noi;we know who everyone is but onefixt -273198;1347399385;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: I'm in the secret service -273197;1347399388;Azelphur;nefario: and several two year old kids have been pulled off planes on suspicion of being terrorists -273196;1347399391;Azelphur;TSA do strange things -273195;1347399392;nefario;I think they're attempting to work out identites -273194;1347399394;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: who am I?!? -273193;1347399399;reeses;the tsa idiots are funded by airlines and airports -273192;1347399400;nefario;Not TSA -273191;1347399414;Azelphur;lol -273190;1347399415;mircea_popescu;lmao work out identities. am i the only person using his real name ? -273189;1347399423;Azelphur;they'd have a massively hard job finding me -273188;1347399435;john_smith;there -273187;1347399438;nefario;This is the London Met police, the german equivalent and FBI I think (or whoever the US federeal police are) -273186;1347399439;jcpham;i'm easy to find -273185;1347399442;jcpham;come see me -273184;1347399444;Azelphur;azelphur? azelphur.com? oh look that was mega-hard -273183;1347399448;Chaang-Noi;copumking waves the flag, but no one watches.... -273182;1347399458;mircea_popescu;Azelphur they dunno this internet thing. is it like a truck ? -273181;1347399464;nefario;4 people I've talked to in organising bitcoin2012 have said they've been approached -273180;1347399468;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: XD -273179;1347399471;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: I'm used to it now -273178;1347399473;reeses;lol -273177;1347399491;OneMiner;There's no doubt the feds will be looking into the "players" of bitcoin. Reminds me of history class, 1960s all over again. -273176;1347399500;Chaang-Noi;:/ -273175;1347399504;Azelphur;I wonder if I'm a player -273174;1347399507;Chaang-Noi;sad we cant become one -273173;1347399509;jcpham;damn i'll have to start using tor after all -273172;1347399514;jcpham;time for another bouncer -273171;1347399521;copumpkin;OneMiner: how will they know who the players are? -273170;1347399528;Azelphur;and what are they going to arrest us for -273169;1347399534;Azelphur;XD -273168;1347399542;mircea_popescu;copumpkin people making the most noise. for instance, they'll ask goat and nefario and etc. -273167;1347399551;Chaang-Noi;what ever the want azephur -273166;1347399551;jcpham;for sure -273165;1347399558;Azelphur;true -273164;1347399561;jcpham;anyone screaming on the forum is a likely target -273163;1347399566;Azelphur;if julian assange is any example, rape -273162;1347399573;Azelphur;YOUR ALL GOING TO GET ARRESTED FOR RAPE. -273161;1347399584;Azelphur;because bitcoin. -273160;1347399590;jcpham;*you're -273159;1347399592;OneMiner;Nonono. They don't arrest. They gather. Data centers are going up. Profiling people is inexpensive. So, now everybody can have a file on them with the feds! :D -273158;1347399611;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: ah, so they'll miss all the real players -273157;1347399620;Chaang-Noi;we al have a file already -273156;1347399625;Chaang-Noi;fuck -273155;1347399627;Azelphur;my govornment file would look so weird if they started profiling me for bitcoin -273154;1347399635;Chaang-Noi;this level of paranoia -273153;1347399647;Chaang-Noi;cuz of the limited info iknow... -273152;1347399650;Chaang-Noi;fuck -273151;1347399654;Chaang-Noi;whatever -273150;1347399662;jcpham;i'd be slightly disappointed if i have no file -273149;1347399663;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: so why do you have a file on me?! -273148;1347399671;Azelphur;copumpkin: I have a file on you :o -273147;1347399676;mircea_popescu;so the wind doesn't blow you away, skinny. -273146;1347399680;Chaang-Noi;you work and or worked with pirate -273145;1347399686;Chaang-Noi;due dillagance -273144;1347399692;copumpkin;ah, fair enough -273143;1347399694;OneMiner;I know what it sounds like but it's not paranoia. Pepsi is doing the same thing. You think they throw away your IP addy after you try to win that car on the package? -273142;1347399696;jcpham;how about my file Chaang-Noi -273141;1347399696;copumpkin;I'm pretty shady, too -273140;1347399712;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: my account had 374 coins in it -273139;1347399714;Chaang-Noi;i dont know you jcpham and think you are an opertunistic troll -273138;1347399715;copumpkin;you can add that to your file -273137;1347399715;Azelphur;http://pastebin.com/AdeWW292 see I have a file on you -273136;1347399718;OneMiner;It's copypasa, so cheep they'd be fools for not doing it. -273135;1347399721;jcpham;wonderful. -273134;1347399726;Chaang-Noi;you did well coumkin -273133;1347399733;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: yeah, I'm baller -273132;1347399772;Azelphur;and I'm gonna turn ze file over to the feds! -273131;1347399773;jcpham;if by oppurtunistic you mean i sieze the day, sure -273130;1347399776;Azelphur;oh wait I already did -273129;1347399777;Azelphur;mind=blown -273128;1347399783;jcpham;if by troll you mean i live under abridge, yes that too -273127;1347399787;copumpkin;carpe jugulum? -273126;1347399794;jcpham;i can dig it -273125;1347399807;jcpham;I watched road house last night -273124;1347399809;Azelphur;xD -273123;1347399813;Chaang-Noi;enjoy guys -273122;1347399815;jcpham;patrick swayze was ripping throats -273121;1347399820;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1015 BTC [+] -273120;1347399839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00039755 = 9.74 BTC [+] -273119;1347399841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15135 @ 0.00039886 = 6.0367 BTC [+] -273118;1347399864;OneMiner;That goat needs a skateboard or something. -273117;1347399880;OneMiner;Take him skydiving, he'd probably love it. -273116;1347399943;Chaang-Noi;i was first to say pirate defalted, i was the first to say pirate might have scammed, i understand the hate -273115;1347399965;jcpham;i invented bitcoin in my sleep 20 years ago -273114;1347399968;jcpham;what is your point -273113;1347400020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17288 @ 0.00039631 = 6.8514 BTC [-] -273112;1347400022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35312 @ 0.00039535 = 13.9606 BTC [-] -273111;1347400077;mircea_popescu;dude i invented sleep > 9k years ago. -273110;1347400091;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 39 @ 0.031 = 1.209 BTC [+] -273109;1347400199;jcpham;http://techcrunch.com/2012/09/11/boosted-boards/ -273108;1347400201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22900 @ 0.00039886 = 9.1339 BTC [+] -273107;1347400206;jcpham;something about skateboards -273106;1347400272;OneMiner;I'd buy that for a dollar. -273105;1347400329;OneMiner;Wow 2kW motor and top speed of 20MPH! I wonder how fast it hashes...... -273104;1347400342;mircea_popescu;2washes/second -273103;1347400364;jcpham;"We don't measure our success by financial results." -273102;1347400380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10265 @ 0.00039886 = 4.0943 BTC [+] -273101;1347400382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00039905 = 3.8309 BTC [+] -273100;1347400383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25635 @ 0.00039939 = 10.2384 BTC [+] -273099;1347400427;OneMiner;Wonder how ghetto a DIY one would be. -273098;1347400463;OneMiner;Some old laptop batts and a smaller motor, could be kinda cheap. I wonder what kind of clutch they use. -273097;1347400499;mircea_popescu;clutch for electric ? -273096;1347400587;OneMiner;Ya, I guess you could do a direct drive thingy and just let the motor freewheel when you are not on the power. -273095;1347400690;mircea_popescu;OneMiner prolly easier for low power -273094;1347400717;OneMiner;Ya, that's what I was thinking. Not pure EV but an assist. -273093;1347400740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19265 @ 0.00039939 = 7.6942 BTC [+] -273092;1347400740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8647 @ 0.00039953 = 3.4547 BTC [+] -273091;1347400760;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.8997 BTC [+] -273090;1347400763;mircea_popescu;go make a btc ghetto plank :D -273089;1347400773;OneMiner;hahaha you know..... -273088;1347400804;OneMiner;That's not so horrible. I'd need an axle and I could do it..... hmmmm. -273087;1347400981;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1375 @ 0.00065027 = 0.8941 BTC [+] -273086;1347400982;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5025 @ 0.00065196 = 3.2761 BTC [+] -273085;1347401135;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.00999999 = 0.03 BTC [+] -273084;1347401265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37400 @ 0.00039875 = 14.9133 BTC [-] -273083;1347401369;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1021 = 0.5105 BTC [-] -273082;1347401371;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.102 = 1.02 BTC [-] -273081;1347401628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00039875 = 2.2729 BTC [-] -273080;1347401820;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2200 @ 0.00064686 = 1.4231 BTC [-] -273079;1347401822;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6432 @ 0.0006416 = 4.1268 BTC [-] -273078;1347401823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00039875 = 2.1533 BTC [-] -273077;1347401824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36200 @ 0.00039738 = 14.3852 BTC [-] -273076;1347401888;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 13 @ 1 = 13 BTC [-] -273075;1347401889;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -273074;1347401891;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -273073;1347402122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8854 @ 0.00039535 = 3.5004 BTC [-] -273072;1347402123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13359 @ 0.00039526 = 5.2803 BTC [-] -273071;1347402163;kakobrekla;hm -273070;1347402184;kakobrekla;mnw got scammer tag, hashking didnt -273069;1347402247;Chaang-Noi;he will -273068;1347402264;Chaang-Noi;its far to give hashking some time -273067;1347402267;Chaang-Noi;fair -273066;1347402293;Doffx;hashking have a bet going as well? -273065;1347402295;Chaang-Noi;wtf didyou or anyone start a scammers thread for hashking like many people did for mnw? -273064;1347402301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00039526 = 5.5336 BTC [-] -273063;1347402321;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1182260#msg1182260 -273062;1347402325;Chaang-Noi;lets start scammers threads before we expect scammers -273061;1347402328;kakobrekla;a this rate we dont print coins fast enough to replace em with the lost ones in scams -273060;1347402342;Chaang-Noi;ashking is a scammer no doubt -273059;1347402345;Chaang-Noi;fuck him -273058;1347402348;Chaang-Noi;but... -273057;1347402353;Chaang-Noi;rules are rues -273056;1347402368;kakobrekla;heh, ashking, nicley put, even if it was a typo -273055;1347402392;Chaang-Noi;he is so fail -273054;1347402407;Chaang-Noi;but only if a scammeing thred is made -273053;1347402422;Doffx;Wow, btc being lost everywhere -273052;1347402468;Chaang-Noi;ummm -273051;1347402472;kakobrekla;nobody will be able to open forex account in bitcoins now :( -273050;1347402477;Chaang-Noi;just about everyone failed -273049;1347402487;Chaang-Noi;oh but me -273048;1347402499;Chaang-Noi;:/ -273047;1347402539;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3940 @ 0.00060687 = 2.3911 BTC [-] -273046;1347402572;Doffx;How did you not fail, you still holding a ton of BTC it sounded like you were out a ton as well. -273045;1347402583;Doffx;Oops mistyped that. -273044;1347402623;Doffx;Funny thing is it didnt just disappear someone has the BTC in the system somewhere. -273043;1347402638;mircea_popescu; a this rate we dont print coins fast enough to replace em with the lost ones in scams << except they ain't lost-lost. -273042;1347402648;kakobrekla;'lost' -273041;1347402651;kakobrekla;jesus. -273040;1347402661;kakobrekla;cant you people handle a metaphore. -273039;1347402669;mircea_popescu;no :D -273038;1347402704;Chaang-Noi;i did nt fail but i dont ahve anything either -273037;1347402724;Chaang-Noi;i sold real wordl stuff to cover my debts -273036;1347402734;Chaang-Noi;so i hope hashking and shit gets cammers tags -273035;1347402736;Chaang-Noi;in not -273034;1347402739;Chaang-Noi;fukkkkkkckc -273033;1347402750;Doffx;Well If the goal was not to lose BTC, then it sounds like a failed to me :P -273032;1347402751;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1015 = 0.406 BTC [+] -273031;1347402793;Doffx;Not trying to poke fun either, its just everyone is losing on this even the people who didnt invest. -273030;1347402805;Doffx;Huge cascade of fail. -273029;1347402837;Chaang-Noi;yeah i lost more money than invested -273028;1347402838;mircea_popescu;Doffx guess who's fine. -273027;1347402840;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15628 @ 0.00060687 = 9.4842 BTC [-] -273026;1347402841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00039651 = 0.6344 BTC [+] -273025;1347402843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39946 @ 0.00039953 = 15.9596 BTC [+] -273024;1347402856;Chaang-Noi;but im not a scammer :/ -273023;1347402864;Doffx;mircea_popescu, lol. -273022;1347402892;Chaang-Noi;did you... -273021;1347402897;copumpkin;yep! -273020;1347402909;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -273019;1347402909;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 3 @ 0.99999 = 3 BTC [+] -273018;1347402911;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 16 @ 1 = 16 BTC [+] -273017;1347402929;Doffx;That's not really true though mircea_popescu, although you may not be feeling a monitary loss less people are putting money in to mpex because of this. -273016;1347402934;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 11 @ 0.7 = 7.7 BTC [+] -273015;1347402938;Chaang-Noi;i know who has it and its not you -273014;1347402943;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi :( -273013;1347402947;mircea_popescu;that'd happen to be exactly opposite to reality Doffx -273012;1347402952;Chaang-Noi;but i dont ahve it -273011;1347402962;mircea_popescu;people tend to figure out where their money just goes poof in "investments". -273010;1347402980;Chaang-Noi;its never in mpex -273009;1347402986;Chaang-Noi;cuz no one ever send money there -273008;1347402987;Chaang-Noi;lulz -273007;1347403000;PsychoticBoy;:) -273006;1347403011;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you seriously have never seen as much btc in your otherwise unremarkable but noisy btc life. -273005;1347403021;Doffx;To a point mircea_popescu, people will definitely move to stronger hands, and you have gained some from it now. -273004;1347403042;Chaang-Noi;no one willmove th that scam waiting to happen -273003;1347403070;Doffx;That didnt make much sense Chaang-Noi. -273002;1347403091;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you know... this sort of stuffing your hands in your ears and singing lalala is what got you in your curent poverty position. -273001;1347403095;mircea_popescu;learn something from it sometime. -273000;1347403123;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -272999;1347403129;Chaang-Noi;mpex wil end with you taking the btc and running -272998;1347403139;Chaang-Noi;no one trusts tyou -272997;1347403158;Chaang-Noi;you cant grow so you will steal -272996;1347403169;copumpkin;I trust mircea_popescu -272995;1347403173;copumpkin;but then again I trust pirateat40 too -272994;1347403178;copumpkin;so that's not exactly great praise -272993;1347403196;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8500 @ 0.00065166 = 5.5391 BTC [+] -272992;1347403197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00039744 = 1.3116 BTC [-] -272991;1347403207;mircea_popescu;so far i've kinda grown. -272990;1347403217;mircea_popescu;pretty much the only btc business to be worth over 5mn usd. -272989;1347403266;Chaang-Noi;what are you trying to say copumkin... -272988;1347403276;Chaang-Noi;oh 5m usd lol -272987;1347403286;Chaang-Noi;you talk like scammer diablo or mnw -272986;1347403295;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: I'm saying that although I trust mircea_popescu, that's probably not very good praise for him because everyone knows how retarded I am -272985;1347403305;Doffx;haha -272984;1347403316;mircea_popescu;you're not retarded, you're just not sufficiently street smart. -272983;1347403333;Doffx;I never trusted Pirate, I knew daily that I was risking what I put in, I just didnt beat the clock. -272982;1347403333;copumpkin;it's worked well for me so far -272981;1347403347;mircea_popescu;depends if you ever mean to live on the street. -272980;1347403357;copumpkin;oh, I live on boylston st. -272979;1347403365;copumpkin;and have survived! -272978;1347403380;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19000 @ 0.00063091 = 11.9873 BTC [-] -272977;1347403398;copumpkin;oddly enough, there's a freemason lodge across the street from me -272976;1347403398;Doffx;I made it out of Compton where I grew up and I'm white, not sure what street smarts has to do with BTC -272975;1347403402;copumpkin;and then a half-way house next to it -272974;1347403422;Doffx;I definitly knew what way was safe to walk home from school though. -272973;1347403469;mircea_popescu;Doffx teh streetfolk are a little more difficult to con with straight-confidence approaches. -272972;1347403495;mircea_popescu;course they're a little easier to con with complex scientific approaches, so in the end really it's a wash -272971;1347403502;Doffx;haha -272970;1347403621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28100 @ 0.00039744 = 11.1681 BTC [-] -272969;1347403758;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.5701 = 2.8505 BTC [-] -272968;1347403759;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.57 = 2.28 BTC [-] -272967;1347403760;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.57 = 3.42 BTC [-] -272966;1347403761;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.565 = 5.65 BTC [-] -272965;1347403763;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56012 BTC [-] -272964;1347403764;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.56011 = 1.1202 BTC [-] -272963;1347403765;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.56001 = 2.8001 BTC [-] -272962;1347403766;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.56 = 5.6 BTC [-] -272961;1347403847;Chaang-Noi;btw calledd gigachange -272960;1347403898;copumpkin;gigachaang? -272959;1347403923;Chaang-Noi;no -272958;1347403932;Chaang-Noi;if you dont know never mind -272957;1347403964;Chaang-Noi;it is nota joke -272956;1347404012;FabianB_;hm. it seems to me there's space in the market between intransparent glbse and expensive mpex -272955;1347404025;mircea_popescu;make a 5 btc one ? -272954;1347404068;Chaang-Noi;you mean fuck uup glbse and unusable fail mpex -272953;1347404076;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.5505 = 1.101 BTC [-] -272952;1347404133;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5701 = 2.2804 BTC [-] -272951;1347404209;mircea_popescu;hate less live longer goatsy. -272950;1347404224;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 7 @ 0.5341 = 3.7387 BTC [-] -272949;1347404238;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05999999 BTC [-] -272948;1347404250;FabianB_;i don't trade on either coz i don't trust glbse enough and wouldn't have enough volume to make the mpex fees worth it -272947;1347404256;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5701 = 2.2804 BTC [-] -272946;1347404262;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.095 = 1.425 BTC [-] -272945;1347404279;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.534 BTC [-] -272944;1347404285;mircea_popescu;well then FabianB_ it'd be a middle market there. -272943;1347404296;FabianB_;i guess -272942;1347404306;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 40 @ 0.0936 = 3.744 BTC [-] -272941;1347404308;mircea_popescu;tho in practical terms you'd maybe be better off doing brokering, some people are making a bitcoin that way. -272940;1347404407;Chaang-Noi;until mpex runs with the btc -272939;1347404409;Chaang-Noi;just wait -272938;1347404411;FabianB_;don't know enough about it yet.. learning.. -272937;1347404442;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi doesn't it strike you as odd that i jsut cut interest on deposits if im trying to run with teh btc ? hm ? -272936;1347404461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00039744 = 2.8616 BTC [-] -272935;1347404462;Chaang-Noi;until mpex runs with the btc -272934;1347404463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00039713 = 2.3431 BTC [-] -272933;1347404464;Chaang-Noi;just wait -272932;1347404498;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5801 = 2.3204 BTC [+] -272931;1347404504;Bugpowder;There is a concept of a 'accredited investor' in financial markets. You need $1MM assets or $200k income. Think of MPEx as only for 'accredited investors' If you cant afford 20BTC for a seat at the exchange, probably you shouldn't be investing. -272930;1347404514;FabianB_;assets-otc looks interesting, if they improve it and do some marketing -272929;1347404561;FabianB_;maybe ur right Bugpowder -272928;1347404568;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder that's about the ideea. -272927;1347404578;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 4 @ 0.5801 = 2.3204 BTC [+] -272926;1347404609;Bugpowder;When seats are going for 500BTC, will we be able to sell them? Like at NYSE? -272925;1347404613;Bugpowder;:) -272924;1347404634;mircea_popescu;yes. -272923;1347404642;mircea_popescu;you'd have to pass your signature along with them tho. -272922;1347404655;Bugpowder;oh right -272921;1347404657;Bugpowder;damn -272920;1347404663;Bugpowder;should have thought of that -272919;1347404683;mircea_popescu;if you think about it, there's not even any way for me ot prevent it, or even know. -272918;1347404691;mircea_popescu;thus i don't care. -272917;1347404765;Bugpowder;yup -272916;1347404819;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5614 @ 0.00064396 = 3.6152 BTC [+] -272915;1347404974;Bugpowder;Who thinks S.DICE will sell through there IPO offering by Oct 5th? -272914;1347404994;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10886 @ 0.00064641 = 7.0368 BTC [+] -272913;1347404996;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4500 @ 0.00063091 = 2.8391 BTC [-] -272912;1347404997;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20900 @ 0.00061469 = 12.847 BTC [-] -272911;1347404997;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9300 @ 0.00061301 = 5.701 BTC [-] -272910;1347404999;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14772 @ 0.00061155 = 9.0338 BTC [-] -272909;1347405000;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 23800 @ 0.00059495 = 14.1598 BTC [-] -272908;1347405001;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20700 @ 0.00058598 = 12.1298 BTC [-] -272907;1347405048;mircea_popescu;i'd say it completely depends on how many more bombs of horror fail. -272906;1347405057;mircea_popescu;we;'ve had one disaster a week since pirate default. -272905;1347405108;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 9 @ 0.999 = 8.991 BTC [-] -272904;1347405150;Chaang-Noi;lol mpex is fail -272903;1347405155;Chaang-Noi;no one will buy there -272902;1347405168;copumpkin;can't we keep the shit-talking down? -272901;1347405179;copumpkin;it doesn't seem that hard for everyone to be cordial and respectful :P -272900;1347405181;Chaang-Noi;mpex only has any real volume cuz glbse -272899;1347405192;mircea_popescu;i dunno, i think it;s kinda entertaining. -272898;1347405219;Chaang-Noi;i lost all respect for you tonight copumkin :( -272897;1347405230;mircea_popescu;he won't even bother to hit tab for you anymore. -272896;1347405239;mircea_popescu;potemkin -272895;1347405239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00039713 = 4.3287 BTC [-] -272894;1347405245;jcpham;man i'm not even in here chatting either -272893;1347405286;Chaang-Noi;copumkin be bitching... -272892;1347405297;Chaang-Noi;but be failing in respect -272891;1347405303;Chaang-Noi;but he be bitching -272890;1347405305;jcpham;fragile people are fragile -272889;1347405307;Chaang-Noi;bitching bitching -272888;1347405325;copumpkin;how am I bitching? -272887;1347405333;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: what'd I do now? -272886;1347405338;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 90000 @ 0.000525 = 47.25 BTC [-] -272885;1347405351;jcpham;sorry copumpkin I idn't read any bitch text -272884;1347405357;Chaang-Noi;i lost faith in you copumkin -272883;1347405357;jcpham;everyone is trollin' -272882;1347405362;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: about what?? :P -272881;1347405384;Chaang-Noi;you were about the only won i had faith in or trusted -272880;1347405390;jcpham;he thinks you are guilty copumpkin -272879;1347405391;Chaang-Noi;one -272878;1347405395;jcpham;of what, who knows -272877;1347405402;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: how did that change? :P -272876;1347405412;Chaang-Noi;tonight -272875;1347405419;copumpkin;yes, what actually happened? -272874;1347405420;Chaang-Noi;you level of comunication -272873;1347405427;Chaang-Noi;your -272872;1347405441;copumpkin;hmm -272871;1347405458;Chaang-Noi;i no think you have something to hide -272870;1347405458;copumpkin;this accusation feels remarkably ethereal -272869;1347405467;Chaang-Noi;now* -272868;1347405474;Chaang-Noi;it changed me -272867;1347405478;Chaang-Noi;i losthope -272866;1347405481;copumpkin;lol -272865;1347405486;Chaang-Noi;im getting out of btc -272864;1347405486;copumpkin;what made you think that? -272863;1347405494;copumpkin;my claim that I had 374 coins in my account? -272862;1347405500;Chaang-Noi;no -272861;1347405514;Chaang-Noi;that is a lie/joke and you know it -272860;1347405520;jcpham;374?!? -272859;1347405525;jcpham;i easily had double that -272858;1347405536;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: yeah, it's a joke :P -272857;1347405539;Chaang-Noi;and two zeros... -272856;1347405548;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: I'm trying to figure out what made you think I have something to hide :) -272855;1347405570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 300 @ 0.00359486 = 1.0785 BTC [+] -272854;1347405571;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 30200 @ 0.00051617 = 15.5883 BTC [-] -272853;1347405572;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 62500 @ 0.000512 = 32 BTC [-] -272852;1347405573;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12158 @ 0.00051119 = 6.215 BTC [-] -272851;1347405580;copumpkin;I hide many things -272850;1347405585;copumpkin;but usually not things that people care about on IRC -272849;1347405605;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7395 @ 0.00051119 = 3.7803 BTC [-] -272848;1347405606;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 34963 @ 0.00049271 = 17.2266 BTC [-] -272847;1347405628;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: is it that I didn't want to join in on your witch-hunt of pirate? -272846;1347405629;Chaang-Noi;i dont think i have place in btc anymore -272845;1347405656;jcpham;"Science doesn't prove something...it disproves something." -272844;1347405676;copumpkin;alright, if you don't have any actual criticism I'm not going to bother trying to fix it :P -272843;1347405678;Chaang-Noi;imjust going to pay out and leave -272842;1347405720;Chaang-Noi;you broke m heart -272841;1347405723;PsychoticBoy;thats too bad goat ;) -272840;1347405736;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3437 @ 0.00049271 = 1.6934 BTC [-] -272839;1347405737;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4700 @ 0.00047364 = 2.2261 BTC [-] -272838;1347405738;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11600 @ 0.00042004 = 4.8725 BTC [-] -272837;1347405739;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8756 @ 0.00040377 = 3.5354 BTC [-] -272836;1347405740;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9604 @ 0.00038 = 3.6495 BTC [-] -272835;1347405755;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: dude, if you tell me what made you think that I'm a bad person, I may or may not be able to say "sorry it was a misunderstanding, here's the truth!" or I might just have to say "yeah, you're right" -272834;1347405763;copumpkin;if you just keep repeating that I'm a bad person, I can't really argue with that :P -272833;1347405779;Chaang-Noi;im not saying you are bad -272832;1347405779;mircea_popescu; i dont think i have place in btc anymore << you're just depressed cause you were stupid. -272831;1347405781;mircea_popescu;it hapens. -272830;1347405841;Chaang-Noi;im just lost and dont want to be here right nowfor the ood fight if its not a good fight. -272829;1347405853;Chaang-Noi;good( -272828;1347405854;aohdiroeune32e;Did Chaang-Noi believe that whole 7% per week BS? -272827;1347405857;mircea_popescu;right. -272826;1347405873;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: fair enough. Sorry you feel that way, then -272825;1347405888;Chaang-Noi;yeah -272824;1347405895;Chaang-Noi;good luck -272823;1347405903;aohdiroeune32e;Chaang-Noi: bye now -272822;1347405916;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 424 @ 0.0172 = 7.2928 BTC [-] -272821;1347405967;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 3 @ 0.975 = 2.925 BTC [+] -272820;1347406139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33200 @ 0.00039713 = 13.1847 BTC [-] -272819;1347406376;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.10499 = 0.315 BTC [+] -272818;1347406377;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 30397 @ 0.00030644 = 9.3149 BTC [-] -272817;1347406379;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.00030838 = 0.9251 BTC [+] -272816;1347406380;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 216603 @ 0.000375 = 81.2261 BTC [+] -272815;1347406507;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 19 @ 0.80867 = 15.3647 BTC [+] -272814;1347406560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20281 @ 0.00039765 = 8.0647 BTC [+] -272813;1347406606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15000 @ 0.003325 = 49.875 BTC [-] -272812;1347406680;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 116722 @ 0.000375 = 43.7708 BTC [+] -272811;1347406758;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0976 = 0.5856 BTC [+] -272810;1347406798;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -272809;1347406835;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0976 BTC [+] -272808;1347406953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00039713 = 0.2383 BTC [-] -272807;1347407163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40700 @ 0.00039709 = 16.1616 BTC [-] -272806;1347407253;copumpkin;omg I know why Chaang-Noi doesn't like me anymore -272805;1347407284;mircea_popescu;who ? -272804;1347407290;Diablo-D3;goat. -272803;1347407294;Diablo-D3;a well known scammer. -272802;1347407342;copumpkin;lol, everyone and their mom is a scammer around here -272801;1347407348;copumpkin;has anyone _not_ been called a scammer by someone? -272800;1347407359;mircea_popescu;urmom -272799;1347407368;faoethhdbroatngc;I have ocean front property in Kansas -272798;1347407371;copumpkin;hey guys, kakobrekla is a scammer -272797;1347407376;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: isnt that the thing now? -272796;1347407377;faoethhdbroatngc;anyone interested? 20BTC -272795;1347407386;mircea_popescu;poor k. -272794;1347407388;kakobrekla;UPON COPUMPKIN -272793;1347407389;kakobrekla;BAM -272792;1347407392;Diablo-D3;if you have ever had a bitcoin -272791;1347407393;kakobrekla;jk. -272790;1347407394;Diablo-D3;you're a scammer -272789;1347407395;copumpkin;kakobrekla: well, I scam scammers -272788;1347407400;Diablo-D3;that poor kid in africa? scammer -272787;1347407405;kakobrekla;ouch. -272786;1347407406;Diablo-D3;the chinese government? scammers -272785;1347407410;Diablo-D3;the nsa and the fbi and the cia? scammers -272784;1347407418;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla and copumpkin? scammers -272783;1347407475;jcpham;osi too -272782;1347407486;Diablo-D3;obsi -272781;1347407490;Diablo-D3;yup, a scammer -272780;1347407499;Diablo-D3;extra scammer, since he actually did a lot to help shareholders -272779;1347407504;jcpham;mi6? -272778;1347407519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29900 @ 0.00039695 = 11.8688 BTC [-] -272777;1347407521;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -272776;1347407745;mircea_popescu;ajajha -272775;1347407753;mircea_popescu;scambrekla lmao -272774;1347407762;PsychoticBoy;ppl certainly sold asicminer quick as soon as I announced the past -272773;1347407762;scambrekla;I SCAM U! -272772;1347407799;scambrekla;cmon people give me all your money -272771;1347407801;scambrekla;lets make some bets -272770;1347407802;scambrekla;whatever -272769;1347407819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00039695 = 1.3893 BTC [-] -272768;1347407821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10123 @ 0.00039674 = 4.0162 BTC [-] -272767;1347407884;scambrekla;ok nuff of this, im or else im really going to see deposits. -272766;1347408000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00039709 = 1.906 BTC [+] -272765;1347408240;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 21080 @ 0.0004259 = 8.978 BTC [+] -272764;1347408242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 21 @ 0.00351853 = 0.0739 BTC [-] -272763;1347408242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 79 @ 0.00345961 = 0.2733 BTC [-] -272762;1347408420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17529 @ 0.00039674 = 6.9545 BTC [-] -272761;1347408421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31400 @ 0.00039641 = 12.4473 BTC [-] -272760;1347408423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5971 @ 0.00039614 = 2.3654 BTC [-] -272759;1347408732;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.265 BTC [-] -272758;1347408737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00039709 = 1.4295 BTC [+] -272757;1347408955;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -272756;1347408960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.0003964 = 3.2108 BTC [-] -272755;1347409199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15566 @ 0.0003964 = 6.1704 BTC [-] -272754;1347409440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5972 @ 0.00039709 = 2.3714 BTC [+] -272753;1347409441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4528 @ 0.00039765 = 1.8006 BTC [+] -272752;1347409509;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.27 = 0.54 BTC [+] -272751;1347409687;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0976 BTC [+] -272750;1347409787;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1000001 = 0.9 BTC [-] -272749;1347409847;Diablo-D3;welp, Ive been doing the math here -272748;1347409882;copumpkin;ewww math -272747;1347409885;Diablo-D3;if nefario gets away with it, thats about 2 years of lost profits. -272746;1347409917;Diablo-D3;maybe more -272745;1347409922;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.003399 = 0.017 BTC [-] -272744;1347409966;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00339999 BTC [+] -272743;1347409978;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.0976 = 0.8784 BTC [+] -272742;1347410038;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5820 @ 0.00042234 = 2.458 BTC [-] -272741;1347410040;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12500 @ 0.0004291 = 5.3638 BTC [+] -272740;1347410079;Diablo-D3;makes me wonder if its even worth it -272739;1347410095;dub;wha happen? -272738;1347410104;Diablo-D3;dub: nefario stole about 1600 BTC of assets from DMC -272737;1347410114;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 200 @ 0.0096 = 1.92 BTC [-] -272736;1347410123;Diablo-D3;maybe Ill just let him win -272735;1347410147;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 100 @ 0.00950001 = 0.95 BTC [-] -272734;1347410169;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2 @ 0.0095 = 0.019 BTC [-] -272733;1347410170;Diablo-D3;pirate won, bitcoinica won, and now nefario will win -272732;1347410173;copumpkin;dub: somebody set up us the bomb -272731;1347410246;Diablo-D3;maybe the people I know are right -272730;1347410256;Diablo-D3;bitcoin was a scam and I should have listened -272729;1347410265;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 16 @ 0.0976 = 1.5616 BTC [+] -272728;1347410283;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: we're all just props in a massive scam against you -272727;1347410287;copumpkin;I am, at least -272726;1347410301;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1005 = 0.201 BTC [-] -272725;1347410302;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [-] -272724;1347410303;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 36 @ 0.100461 = 3.6166 BTC [-] -272723;1347410304;Diablo-D3;oh shush copumpkin -272722;1347410307;Diablo-D3;Im not in the mood -272721;1347410323;copumpkin;sowwy :( -272720;1347410360;Diablo-D3;maybe its 4 years down the drain -272719;1347410382;Diablo-D3;Ive fought for bitcoin for the past two years, and now Im two years behind on dmc because of nefario -272718;1347410392;Diablo-D3;all a waste -272717;1347410431;PsychoticBoy;If you bought hardware, did not do your swapping trades, all would be just fine diablo -272716;1347410446;Diablo-D3;all you fucking people think is about mining -272715;1347410460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25589 @ 0.00039681 = 10.154 BTC [-] -272714;1347410467;PsychoticBoy;It`s in your ¨initial¨ contract -272713;1347410473;Diablo-D3;yes, as one part of it! -272712;1347410490;PsychoticBoy;mining company is about mining or am I the stupid one now -272711;1347410514;Diablo-D3;I think Im going to tell the company I was going to do the dedi/cloud stuff with that Im no longer interested -272710;1347410554;PsychoticBoy;tell your to you you mean by company -272709;1347410566;PsychoticBoy;there is no board\ -272708;1347410570;PsychoticBoy;so -272707;1347410574;PsychoticBoy;its all you -272706;1347410575;Diablo-D3;what the fuck are you even talking about -272705;1347410581;PsychoticBoy;dmc -272704;1347410585;PsychoticBoy;its all you -272703;1347410595;PsychoticBoy;no board, direction -272702;1347410595;Diablo-D3;DMC was going to resell dedi/cloud products in btc. -272701;1347410622;Diablo-D3;theres no point in pursuing it anymore if 2 years of profits from that are going to be sunk. -272700;1347410631;PsychoticBoy;you told me, I dont believe in that , ask rg -272699;1347410654;Diablo-D3;rg wanted to resell dmc's offering. -272698;1347410657;Diablo-D3;but fuck it -272697;1347410662;Diablo-D3;I just dont give a shit now -272696;1347410686;Diablo-D3;whats the point -272695;1347410694;PsychoticBoy;I dont hate you Diablo, but I think you just failed -272694;1347410697;Diablo-D3;even usagi, who I considered a trusted advisor through me under the bus -272693;1347410699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17011 @ 0.00039681 = 6.7501 BTC [-] -272692;1347410701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 557 @ 0.0003964 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -272691;1347410702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29552 @ 0.00039614 = 11.7067 BTC [-] -272690;1347410727;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: yeah, I did fail. I trusted people, and the moment something happens Im the one left holding the bag. -272689;1347410756;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: why was suspending dividends on DMC even a vote? -272688;1347410772;PsychoticBoy;I voted NO -272687;1347410780;PsychoticBoy;I have 12 dmc ;) -272686;1347410782;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: because there were a lot of cheap assets and we hit the market bottom -272685;1347410783;rg;i didn't 'want' to -272684;1347410787;copumpkin;I mean, dividend decisions aren't usually up for shareholder vote -272683;1347410792;rg;i was considering it as an option -272682;1347410794;copumpkin;it's a management decision in real companies -272681;1347410795;rg;and wtf happened -272680;1347410798;copumpkin;whether to pay dividends -272679;1347410799;rg;wat are you all complaining about -272678;1347410800;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1017 = 0.7119 BTC [-] -272677;1347410801;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: because this is fucking bitcoin -272676;1347410809;Diablo-D3;I cant take a fucking shit without shareholder approval -272675;1347410823;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: no shareholder is ever going to vote anything but "more money" :P -272674;1347410829;copumpkin;it's just stupid for it to be a shareholder vote -272673;1347410834;PsychoticBoy;indeed -272672;1347410839;PsychoticBoy;moar -272671;1347410843;PsychoticBoy;;) -272670;1347410858;copumpkin;furthermore, it's stupid for a company to be able to vote on itself -272669;1347410871;jamie-lang;*poorly -272668;1347410873;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: dmc never voted on itself, it cant -272667;1347410873;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6195 BTC [+] -272666;1347410880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00039765 = 2.0678 BTC [+] -272665;1347410884;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: oh, I thought glbse allowed that -272664;1347410887;Diablo-D3;nope. -272663;1347410944;copumpkin;so it's glbse that requires that you get a shareholder vote for dividend changes? -272662;1347410947;copumpkin;or was that you? -272661;1347410950;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 78 @ 0.00339999 = 0.2652 BTC [+] -272660;1347410967;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: over half of issued shares voted, the vote was 10 to 1 -272659;1347410972;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.099 = 0.495 BTC [+] -272658;1347410987;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 40 @ 0.031 = 1.24 BTC [+] -272657;1347410988;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: that's fine, I was just wondering whether that was a glbse requirement or whether you chose to -272656;1347410998;Diablo-D3;I chose to. -272655;1347411000;copumpkin;ah -272654;1347411039;Diablo-D3;the contract openly lets me borrow from current and future dividends if I deem it necessary -272653;1347411097;Diablo-D3;seeing as I was about to announce the deal on dedi/cloud shit, we could double down on asset purchases for a short time -272652;1347411103;Diablo-D3;the motion was for three months -272651;1347411122;Diablo-D3;get the shit while its cheap instead of having to pay more later -272650;1347411136;Diablo-D3;but whatever -272649;1347411187;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.099 = 0.792 BTC [+] -272648;1347411190;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: not only that, as part of the negotiations with usagi, I was going to just reverse the motion anyhow -272647;1347411197;copumpkin;ah -272646;1347411206;Diablo-D3;even though he voted as the majority in that vote -272645;1347411240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 177 @ 0.00039614 = 0.0701 BTC [-] -272644;1347411241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2323 @ 0.00039557 = 0.9189 BTC [-] -272643;1347411341;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: I dont know what the fuck people want out of me -272642;1347411354;copumpkin;I think that forum should be dismantled :P -272641;1347411354;Diablo-D3;I was getting usagi to insure and manage the company assets so I could work on DMC fulltime -272640;1347411361;copumpkin;it's a poisonous community -272639;1347411363;copumpkin;lots of good information on it -272638;1347411369;gigavps;DMC is still going? -272637;1347411372;copumpkin;but it's buried in a sea of diarrhea -272636;1347411386;Diablo-D3;I was doing the whole dedi/cloud stuff in the background -272635;1347411390;Diablo-D3;and when its finally all coming together -272634;1347411401;Diablo-D3;nefario just comes in and fucks it all up -272633;1347411409;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.10499 = 5.2495 BTC [+] -272632;1347411426;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: I mean, fuck, I own half of fucking obsi.abmo -272631;1347411438;Diablo-D3;how many fucking companies on glbse own half of another fucking company -272630;1347411533;Diablo-D3;usagi: no, but thats not what you said at the time -272629;1347411540;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20100 @ 0.00043672 = 8.7781 BTC [+] -272628;1347411541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9407 @ 0.00039557 = 3.7211 BTC [-] -272627;1347411542;Diablo-D3;you're only saying this shit so nefario doesnt shut your shit down too -272626;1347411547;Diablo-D3;if I'm a scammer, you're one too -272625;1347411564;Diablo-D3;usagi: I wanted cpa to insure it and nyan or bmf to manage it -272624;1347411572;Diablo-D3;usagi: return it to what? -272623;1347411574;Diablo-D3;its not returned to me -272622;1347411577;copumpkin;this is what I call a bidwall: http://snapplr.com/hx3x -272621;1347411603;Diablo-D3;usagi: you lose it all? fuck you dude -272620;1347411606;Diablo-D3;_I_ lose it all -272619;1347411614;Diablo-D3;2 years of fucking hard work -272618;1347411614;Diablo-D3;gone -272617;1347411627;Diablo-D3;thats how long Ive been here -272616;1347411633;Diablo-D3;this is how long Ive been spreading the word of bitcoin -272615;1347411647;PsychoticBoy;spread my ass -272614;1347411655;Diablo-D3;DMC was to be the company that brings all the major investors to bitcoin -272613;1347411672;PsychoticBoy;?me is done whit this shit! -272612;1347411674;Diablo-D3;I apologize for one thing and one thing only: I thought it was possible. -272611;1347411682;Diablo-D3;apparently I was wrong. -272610;1347411716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00039557 = 5.1424 BTC [-] -272609;1347411740;Diablo-D3;I worked 2 fucking years trying to turn bitcoin into something that could do a lot of good -272608;1347411766;Diablo-D3;and guess what, I was wrong! -272607;1347411768;PsychoticBoy;yeah you did this, you did that, bla bla no, next subject -272606;1347411773;Diablo-D3;Ive been wrong the whole fucking time -272605;1347411779;PsychoticBoy;indeed -272604;1347411786;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 20 @ 0.5 = 10 BTC [+] -272603;1347411788;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.14 = 1.4 BTC [+] -272602;1347411811;Diablo-D3;usagi: no, I think Im done with it. -272601;1347411831;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: I wouldn't take it too personally. It's a raging lynchmob on there -272600;1347411835;Diablo-D3;you convinced me to burn a bridge between me an obsi, you burned a bridge when you threw me under that bus, and nefario cant even be trusted to do shit -272599;1347411836;copumpkin;they even accuse me of being a scamer! -272598;1347411837;copumpkin;me! -272597;1347411840;copumpkin;scammer -272596;1347411848;jamie-lang;http://wild-life1111.blogspot.com/2011/08/cute-cats_10.html <----cats -272595;1347411853;copumpkin;jamie-lang: meow -272594;1347411860;jamie-lang;woof -272593;1347411863;PsychoticBoy;lol -272592;1347411864;copumpkin;oink -272591;1347411881;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: I just dont care anymore. -272590;1347411887;Diablo-D3;this isnt the bitcoin I started with -272589;1347411901;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -272588;1347411909;Diablo-D3;this used to be a small group of really nice people -272587;1347411920;PsychoticBoy;I am nice :D -272586;1347411933;PsychoticBoy;and I am here since day 1 -272585;1347411935;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: I'm pretty nice -272584;1347411937;jamie-lang;Now it's a moderately large group of strange people -272583;1347411939;copumpkin;I only joined last june -272582;1347411943;Diablo-D3;I dont know how sipa and gmaxwell and the rest do it -272581;1347411944;jamie-lang;Who are you people anyway -272580;1347411944;copumpkin;jamie-lang: yeah, I am strange -272579;1347412019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32174 @ 0.00039557 = 12.7271 BTC [-] -272578;1347412021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 240 @ 0.00039526 = 0.0949 BTC [-] -272577;1347412264;Diablo-D3;anyhow, nefario says hes letting this up to "shareholder vote" -272576;1347412280;Diablo-D3;since no one can actually view the outcome of this vote that I trust, whats the point -272575;1347412322;Diablo-D3;and hes probably going to steal the DMC shares from usagi before the vote -272574;1347412365;Diablo-D3;so nefario gets what he wants -272573;1347412384;Diablo-D3;he gets to keep the 1600 BTC in assets and claim he liquidated them and pay out like 10 BTC -272572;1347412385;Diablo-D3;and call it even -272571;1347412394;Diablo-D3;that scam is so brilliant I wish I thought of it -272570;1347412410;jamie-lang;what scam? -272569;1347412439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25400 @ 0.00039513 = 10.0363 BTC [-] -272568;1347412501;Diablo-D3;jamie-lang: nefario locked dmc's account -272567;1347412514;Diablo-D3;and now hes going to claim to liquidate it -272566;1347412544;jamie-lang;So DMC is the scam? -272565;1347412548;Diablo-D3;jamie-lang: no -272564;1347412554;Diablo-D3;DMC is my company -272563;1347412568;Diablo-D3;nefario says shareholders pressured him to do this -272562;1347412569;Diablo-D3;no one did -272561;1347412586;PsychoticBoy;I could had trade 9 dmc for 1 asicminer but i was not intrested -272560;1347412601;Diablo-D3;usagi: no -272559;1347412603;Diablo-D3;just you and one other guy -272558;1347412605;jamie-lang;This doesn't make much sense -272557;1347412619;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00043672 = 2.533 BTC [+] -272556;1347412621;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 22000 @ 0.00043719 = 9.6182 BTC [+] -272555;1347412622;Diablo-D3;usagi: one person out traded you -272554;1347412635;Diablo-D3;usagi: how do you think I ended up with almost 4000 shares of asicminer -272553;1347412637;Diablo-D3;it wasnt from you. -272552;1347412643;Diablo-D3;not all of it, anyways -272551;1347412647;Diablo-D3;nope. -272550;1347412649;Diablo-D3;Im not. -272549;1347412663;Diablo-D3;because Im not a fucking asshole who pastes private logs on the forum. -272548;1347412714;PsychoticBoy;in the end all pieces will come together, nefario knows who traded it -272547;1347412736;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, but Im still the one that lost the biggest. -272546;1347412800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1786 @ 0.00039513 = 0.7057 BTC [-] -272545;1347412802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12075 @ 0.00039765 = 4.8016 BTC [+] -272544;1347412803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9739 @ 0.00039811 = 3.8772 BTC [+] -272543;1347412826;Diablo-D3;usagi: I could have had a large company that helped a lot of people -272542;1347412831;Diablo-D3;instead, everyone loses out -272541;1347412848;Diablo-D3;my shareholders lose, the people of maine lose, everyone who uses bitcoins lose -272540;1347412875;Diablo-D3;and my one fucking chance to fix this shithole of a planet, I lose that. -272539;1347412895;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1017 = 0.3051 BTC [+] -272538;1347412905;Diablo-D3;usagi: so dont you dare tell me this is bigger than me -272537;1347412907;Diablo-D3;it always was -272536;1347412952;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [-] -272535;1347412979;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 22500 @ 0.00043457 = 9.7778 BTC [-] -272534;1347412981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35661 @ 0.00039811 = 14.197 BTC [+] -272533;1347412982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.0003993 = 1.3177 BTC [+] -272532;1347412983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5582 @ 0.00039943 = 2.2296 BTC [+] -272531;1347413032;Diablo-D3;I took the biggest fucking problems I thought I could handle if I tried hard enough and went at it -272530;1347413037;Diablo-D3;apparently I didnt try hard enough -272529;1347413070;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [+] -272528;1347413247;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 8 @ 0.13999999 = 1.12 BTC [-] -272527;1347413255;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.52 BTC [+] -272526;1347413257;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -272525;1347413258;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.5 = 3 BTC [-] -272524;1347413297;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.00999999 = 0.03 BTC [+] -272523;1347413324;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -272522;1347413340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00039498 = 0.1975 BTC [-] -272521;1347413341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.0003949 = 0.2369 BTC [-] -272520;1347413497;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10100 @ 0.00043719 = 4.4156 BTC [+] -272519;1347413499;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 30341 @ 0.00043839 = 13.3012 BTC [+] -272518;1347413500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46600 @ 0.0003949 = 18.4023 BTC [-] -272517;1347413501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00039479 = 1.2238 BTC [-] -272516;1347413560;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 5 @ 0.000239 = 0.0012 BTC [-] -272515;1347413594;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 100 @ 0.5 = 50 BTC [-] -272514;1347413638;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 7 @ 0.88 = 6.16 BTC [-] -272513;1347413966;dub;man -272512;1347413974;dub;this channel is emo -272511;1347413997;dub;goat and diablo having a good old crank -272510;1347414003;dub;;;ud crank -272509;1347414004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1073 @ 0.00039593 = 0.4248 BTC [+] -272508;1347414004;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=crank | Slang, noun. “Crank” is slang for a low purity, crystallized Methamphetamine that is administered in a powder form. Crank, like all other Methamphe... -272507;1347414013;dub;WRONG UD -272506;1347414024;dub;;;ud cry wank -272505;1347414024;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Cry%20wank | The ultimate display of self love/loathing, rubbing one out while weeping, superceded only by the ultimate cry wank, involving weeping while wankin... -272504;1347414037;Diablo-D3;thats disgusting, dub. -272503;1347414042;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.099 = 0.297 BTC [+] -272502;1347414045;Diablo-D3;and why the fuck would goat be doing that -272501;1347414046;Diablo-D3;he won -272500;1347414055;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi now thinks I'm dishonest! -272499;1347414065;Diablo-D3;he walked off with all that money and didnt get shit from anyone -272498;1347414079;dub;and doesnt afraid of nefario -272497;1347414113;dub;all this is tl;dr -272496;1347414147;dub;I still don't know wha happen with DMC -272495;1347414178;dub;I am concerned that my DMC share that I spent 1 satoshi on is even less valuable however -272494;1347414180;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 259 @ 0.00043883 = 0.1137 BTC [+] -272493;1347414181;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4400 @ 0.00043457 = 1.9121 BTC [-] -272492;1347414189;Diablo-D3;dub: its now worth 0. -272491;1347414199;dub;Diablo-D3: SCAMMER -272490;1347414204;kakobrekla;:D -272489;1347414205;Diablo-D3;yes, nefario is -272488;1347414281;OneMiner;DMC is no more? -272487;1347414300;Diablo-D3;dub: basically, nefario is going to end up with 1600 BTC in assets, "liquidate" them, and pay DMC shareholders 50 BTC, while keeping the rest -272486;1347414324;Diablo-D3;dub: he says hes going to let the shareholders vote, but hes stripping the largest DMC shareholders of their shares before the vote -272485;1347414328;nefario;Diablo-D3 has been suspended as the admin of DMC for gross incompetence -272484;1347414346;nefario;pending an investigation and shareholder vote on whether to keep him or not -272483;1347414361;Diablo-D3;nefario: the only one that needs an investigation is you -272482;1347414370;OneMiner;WTF? I'm so confused. -272481;1347414380;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: nefario can no longer be trusted -272480;1347414386;OneMiner;Is there a link that goes with this? -272479;1347414395;nefario;if he is removed a suitable replacement will be found, if we are unable to find a replacement DMC will be liquidated and the funds returned to shareholders -272478;1347414399;Diablo-D3;even if nefario apologizes to the DMC shareholders, its already done with -272477;1347414408;Diablo-D3;nefario: how the fuck do you replace me? -272476;1347414424;Diablo-D3;dumbass. -272475;1347414430;dub;nefario: why was this initiated? -272474;1347414432;nefario;from what I've learned you weren't doing anything except devaluing DMC -272473;1347414437;Diablo-D3;dub: nefario wants the money -272472;1347414450;dub;nefario: serious question, shareholders complained? -272471;1347414456;nefario;ouch, Diablo-D3 your ego must be smarting -272470;1347414468;nefario;dub: a lot of shareholders complained -272469;1347414469;Diablo-D3;nefario: not really, but hey, you win -272468;1347414471;nefario;for weeks -272467;1347414473;Diablo-D3;run off with the money -272466;1347414502;Diablo-D3;I cant afford to fight you, especially with DMC's assets locked up -272465;1347414506;Diablo-D3;and it'd probably take all of them anyhow -272464;1347414544;nefario;what do you mean fight me? -272463;1347414555;Diablo-D3;you have stolen 1600 BTC of assets from DMC. -272462;1347414561;dub;right, so this is what I expected tbh -272461;1347414561;Diablo-D3;I demand that they be returned. -272460;1347414562;nefario;I've done no such thing -272459;1347414612;Diablo-D3;nefario: and I demand you turn over a list of shareholders and the number of shares they own -272458;1347414631;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7600 @ 0.00043227 = 3.2853 BTC [-] -272457;1347414744;dub;lol -272456;1347414770;Diablo-D3;they paid to be invested in DMC, and they deserve all future dividends -272455;1347414781;dub;thats pirate talk -272454;1347414786;Diablo-D3;not only have you stolen 1600 BTC of assets from them, you've stolen all future dividends -272453;1347414793;OneMiner;I'm curious, under what authority/conditions can assets be siezed and new admins installed? -272452;1347414807;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: I dont know how the fuck he is even going to install someone else -272451;1347414809;Diablo-D3;DMC is mine. -272450;1347414833;Diablo-D3;what, is he going to call up the company I was working a reseller contract out with and steal the contract too/ -272449;1347414837;OneMiner;I'm trying to wrap my head around this. -272448;1347414887;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: nefario was paid 20 btc to do a job, and now hes defaulting on his contract -272447;1347414899;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4405 @ 0.00043115 = 1.8992 BTC [-] -272446;1347414902;Diablo-D3;there is no reason to think he wont do this to everyone else as well -272445;1347414936;OneMiner;Do you have a statement on the claim that you were devaluing DMC? -272444;1347414943;OneMiner;What is that based on? -272443;1347414954;dub;!pl -272442;1347414954;assbot;!pl [@] [] -272441;1347414955;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: Ive made two major statements already -272440;1347414964;OneMiner;I've missed them. -272439;1347414967;OneMiner;I'll scroll up. -272438;1347414971;dub;!pl DMC 1@2012-01-01 -272437;1347414971;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -272436;1347414974;assbot;DMC [1@2BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.05999999 BTC. Capital gain: -1.94000001 BTC. Total: -1.91364187 BTC. (-95.7%) -272435;1347414985;dub;^ statement -272434;1347415000;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: but notice nefario did _nothing_ to stop the fixed mhash bond holders from selling bonds and destroy the market -272433;1347415012;Diablo-D3;1mhs bonds went from the 0.30s down to the 0.10s over a month period -272432;1347415021;Diablo-D3;wheres the nefario witch hunt there? -272431;1347415029;OneMiner;Ya, I took one look at them and cringed. -272430;1347415039;Diablo-D3;DMC lost about 1000 BTC there -272429;1347415044;Diablo-D3;I stopped it from becoming a complete loss -272428;1347415054;Diablo-D3;that could have been a 3000 BTC loss and I got out while doubling the mhash we had -272427;1347415058;dub;how is that anything to do with nefario? -272426;1347415067;dub;the market decided that -272425;1347415068;OneMiner;It's a bet that network hashrate will reduce. Fixed mining is a hedge. -272424;1347415069;Diablo-D3;dub: wheres his investigation there? -272423;1347415079;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00043227 = 2.6801 BTC [+] -272422;1347415079;Diablo-D3;why didnt he lock their accounts? -272421;1347415115;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: basically, the fixed bond holders sold bonds for hardware that didnt exist -272420;1347415129;Diablo-D3;pocketed hundreds or thousands of btc -272419;1347415129;OneMiner;Now that sounds scammy. -272418;1347415140;Diablo-D3;then they pyramid pay it out until they buy asic hardware at a fraction of the cost -272417;1347415151;Diablo-D3;they keep most of the money, and the bond purchasers get fucked -272416;1347415160;Diablo-D3;they sold into the bid walls -272415;1347415171;Diablo-D3;I realized what they were doing and jumped out as fast as possible -272414;1347415195;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: but hey, its blame diablo day! -272413;1347415196;OneMiner;Well, snap. In the event of a default there wouldn't be mining hardware to sell. Yikes. I'll ask for pics if I decide to invest in one of these. :P -272412;1347415236;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: the loss could have been worse but I managed to make leave us with some assets -272411;1347415260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48800 @ 0.00039825 = 19.4346 BTC [+] -272410;1347415266;Diablo-D3;but apparently its my fault for keeping DMC alive. -272409;1347415284;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: its also my fault for becoming owner of half of obsi.abmo -272408;1347415320;OneMiner;Wow. So, prices were falling like rocks. You liquidated hardware (?) and then nefario steped in? -272407;1347415325;dub;I think its ultimately bad that nefario has stepped in here -272406;1347415330;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: liquidated bonds -272405;1347415335;dub;people putting money into DMC are idiots -272404;1347415341;dub;they deserve to lose -272403;1347415360;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: sold them and invested them in non-fixed asset backed shares -272402;1347415364;OneMiner;I see I see, so you raised more capital by releasing bonds. Diluting the market and then nefario steped in. -272401;1347415367;dub;the entire DMC idea is retarded and anyone with half a clue can see this -272400;1347415379;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: no -272399;1347415384;OneMiner;Arrgh -272398;1347415386;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: dmc owned bonds in other people's mining ops -272397;1347415387;OneMiner;lol -272396;1347415395;Diablo-D3;those other people decided to fuck bondholders -272395;1347415397;dub;caveat emptor imperialist pigdogs -272394;1347415408;Diablo-D3;I dropped the bonds at a loss but kept it from destroying dmc -272393;1347415415;Diablo-D3;nefario is now completing the job. -272392;1347415439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9727 @ 0.00039825 = 3.8738 BTC [+] -272391;1347415440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15473 @ 0.00039675 = 6.1389 BTC [-] -272390;1347415448;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: he has made it clear on the DMC thread that he wants to fuck every DMC shareholder -272389;1347415471;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: and they dont even understand what he said -272388;1347415483;Diablo-D3;he said hes doing it "for the shareholders" and that "shareholders started it" -272387;1347415501;Diablo-D3;destroying every dime they put into DMC and keeping it for himself is not "for the shareholders" -272386;1347415510;mircea_popescu; I'm trying to wrap my head around this. << you're not alone. -272385;1347415525;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: I dont get when the fuck we elected nefario as our SEC either -272384;1347415545;OneMiner;Sooooo, because you sold assets (owned by DMC) in preperation for some future move, he's siezed the BTC that DMC had in GLBSE? Do I have it right now? I'll feel stupid if not! D: -272383;1347415555;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: almost -272382;1347415564;Diablo-D3;I sold assets dmc owned to buy other assets. -272381;1347415567;Diablo-D3;all on glbse. -272380;1347415571;dub;no -272379;1347415581;dub;you sold the promise of future assets for mining bonds -272378;1347415593;Diablo-D3;dub: no, current assets with future value -272377;1347415597;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1095 = 0.219 BTC [+] -272376;1347415599;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.1095 = 0.657 BTC [+] -272375;1347415619;OneMiner;Ah ha! So he siezed all DMC assets that took the form of bonds. In other words, everything of DMC's he could get his hands on. -272374;1347415621;dub;the 'promise of future value' backed by your percieved expertise in mining -272373;1347415628;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: exactly -272372;1347415635;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: he cant touch the upcoming dedi/cloud stuff -272371;1347415642;dub;when in fact, you have no expertise and there was never any value in DMC -272370;1347415646;Diablo-D3;but he can block all dividends by destroying dmc's shares -272369;1347415662;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: so I end up with money and no one to send it to -272368;1347415677;nefario;Diablo-D3: you know, if you wanted to continue paying DMC shareholders dividends it could easily be arranged -272367;1347415679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.00039858 = 10.6819 BTC [+] -272366;1347415680;dub;and you created a mechanism for people to profit from swapping your worthless shares for mining bonds -272365;1347415685;OneMiner;Wow, the more I hear the more screwed it sounds. -272364;1347415699;Diablo-D3;nefario: no one trusts you with the money. -272363;1347415705;Diablo-D3;no one will EVER trust you with money again -272362;1347415710;nefario;no one? -272361;1347415714;nefario;really? -272360;1347415717;dub;and, surprise, people took advantage of that to align DMC bonds with their actual value -272359;1347415720;OneMiner;Is there some kind of agreement I can read concerning this process? -272358;1347415722;dub;which is 0 BTC -272357;1347415730;dub;and always was -272356;1347415734;OneMiner;Not agreement, documentation I mean. -272355;1347415735;nefario;OneMiner: what process? -272354;1347415738;Diablo-D3;even if you unlock the account right now, Im going to figure out some way to move DMC off GLBSE -272353;1347415747;dub;so all these shareholders claiming injury can fuck off imo -272352;1347415757;nefario;I won't be unlocking the account until after the shareholder vote -272351;1347415760;OneMiner;You know, like under what coinditions this kind of action can take place. -272350;1347415771;dub;nefario: stepping in to this train wreck is bad for GLBSE -272349;1347415772;nefario;actually this is the first case -272348;1347415778;dub;nefario: if you can roll back I would -272347;1347415781;nefario;dub: can't be helped -272346;1347415788;dub;fuck the shareholders -272345;1347415791;nefario;GLBSE isn't just an exchange -272344;1347415792;copumpkin;nefario: so you can't show people their shareholders because you'd need to change the TOS, but you can do this? -272343;1347415807;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: so I dont know what to do -272342;1347415828;nefario;copumpkin: TOS can be changed -272341;1347415833;nefario;but I don't see why it should -272340;1347415837;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: if I continue with the dedi/cloud stuff, people are going to attack customers saying nefario said dmc was a scam -272339;1347415846;nefario;who has a right to know if someone owns their asset -272338;1347415849;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: which harms shareholders, of which I cant pay -272337;1347415850;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8399 @ 0.00043227 = 3.6306 BTC [+] -272336;1347415850;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2319 @ 0.00043325 = 1.0047 BTC [+] -272335;1347415856;copumpkin;nefario: I just mean that you're using the TOS as an excuse to not show shareholders in one case, but then unilaterally move in and make an executive decision regarding DMC -272334;1347415876;nefario;Diablo-D3 has never asked me for a list of shareholders -272333;1347415886;copumpkin;I saw him do so earlier in here -272332;1347415886;OneMiner;Perhaps this can go another way? Is it possible that there's a middle ground here? -272331;1347415886;nefario;and he's not got any record of it -272330;1347415890;Diablo-D3;I HAVE REPEATEDLY ASKED YOU TO ADD THAT FUNCTIONALITY -272329;1347415891;nefario;because he didn't ask -272328;1347415895;Diablo-D3;Goddamned fucking liar. -272327;1347415897;nefario;then show me a record -272326;1347415900;nefario;email -272325;1347415901;nefario;irc log -272324;1347415903;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: damage is already done. -272323;1347415904;nefario;anything -272322;1347415905;copumpkin;nefario: he's asking you now. Why is that not enough? -272321;1347415905;Diablo-D3;nefario cant fix that. -272320;1347415921;Diablo-D3;even if he goes on the dmc thread and apologize and say he was wrong, thats it -272319;1347415929;Diablo-D3;theres no fixing this -272318;1347415940;nefario;copumpkin: Because he's not running DMC, at best until after shareholders agree to it, at worst never -272317;1347415948;nefario;it's up to the shareholders when there is a vote -272316;1347415954;copumpkin;can you show me where on the TOS it allows you to do this? -272315;1347415970;mircea_popescu;well, so in the end was the previous voting fixed by fake shares nefario ? -272314;1347415984;nefario;what? -272313;1347416043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8027 @ 0.00039675 = 3.1847 BTC [-] -272312;1347416044;copumpkin;aha, #9 -272311;1347416046;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 held a shareholder vote -272310;1347416052;mircea_popescu;maybe a week or 2 ago -272309;1347416058;nefario;People seem to think that GLBSE is only a market and that nothing should interfere in the market -272308;1347416064;nefario;but thats not the case -272307;1347416064;mircea_popescu;there were accusations of impropriety at the time, as in, -272306;1347416068;copumpkin;I think it's just misleading, honestly -272305;1347416072;mircea_popescu;treasury shares voted. -272304;1347416080;nefario;copumpkin: whats missleading -272303;1347416086;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: treasury shares cant vote -272302;1347416098;Diablo-D3;only shareholders can -272301;1347416103;copumpkin;you need to make it clear that people listing their securities on your exchange are accepting your pseudolegal oversight as well as your exchange services -272300;1347416106;mircea_popescu;yes, but you can move them to an account and vote from there. -272299;1347416106;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 2 @ 0.1299 = 0.2598 BTC [+] -272298;1347416116;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: not without nefario knowing -272297;1347416120;copumpkin;it's usually assumed that my company is mine -272296;1347416122;copumpkin;you know -272295;1347416123;Diablo-D3;he can go on his fucking sql server and check right now -272294;1347416128;copumpkin;not something you can take away because you decide -272293;1347416129;Diablo-D3;I own 40 fucking shares. -272292;1347416130;mircea_popescu;One more step to access glbse.com -272291;1347416134;mircea_popescu;Why am I seeing this page? -272290;1347416134;mircea_popescu;Your IP address based on the country, region or network has been flagged by the website owner. -272289;1347416137;mircea_popescu;this is muy lol. -272288;1347416138;copumpkin;that's something for the law to do, if anything -272287;1347416139;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 3 @ 0.13 = 0.39 BTC [+] -272286;1347416145;copumpkin;I'm not saying glbse is wrong -272285;1347416145;nefario;copumpkin: it's not your company if it belongs to your shareholders, then it's theirs -272284;1347416153;nefario;there is also no precedent to this on GLBSE -272283;1347416167;mircea_popescu;welll so then creating precedent on the cuff like this ? -272282;1347416170;Diablo-D3;and not _one_ shareholder came to me and asked me to step down -272281;1347416172;copumpkin;nefario: yes, that's possible, but the question is why _you_'re the one making the call -272280;1347416176;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.979 = 2.937 BTC [+] -272279;1347416177;Diablo-D3;many _non_ shareholders did -272278;1347416179;copumpkin;nefario: anyway, I'm just saying, make it more clear -272277;1347416181;Diablo-D3;like EskimoBob and p4man -272276;1347416189;nefario;copumpkin: have you not read the thread on the forum? -272275;1347416195;Diablo-D3;but the two largest shareholders have been more than happy with my performance -272274;1347416203;mircea_popescu;hm. -272273;1347416205;nefario;and I've had DMC shareholders on my back for weeks now to do something -272272;1347416207;nefario;not small ones -272271;1347416209;copumpkin;I shouldn't have to read the thread on the forum if I'm trying to use your site to raise capital :) -272270;1347416216;Diablo-D3;not only that, nefario has threatened the second largest shareholder as well -272269;1347416218;copumpkin;I'm saying make it clear on the site what we're signing up for :P -272268;1347416219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27300 @ 0.00039652 = 10.825 BTC [-] -272267;1347416226;nefario;Diablo-D3: who would that be? -272266;1347416230;Diablo-D3;usagi. -272265;1347416244;nefario;I've threatened him? -272264;1347416248;Diablo-D3;yes. -272263;1347416252;nefario;lol -272262;1347416257;nefario;you're so full of shit -272261;1347416270;mircea_popescu;wait. is usagi a shareholder by virtue of you GIVING him shares or by virtue of he BUYING them on the market ? -272260;1347416292;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: giving? no -272259;1347416292;nefario;when did he say I threatened him? -272258;1347416299;Diablo-D3;Ive never given shares to anyone -272257;1347416330;nefario;Have you not read what usagi wrote on the thread about you? -272256;1347416337;nefario;He's not your supporter -272255;1347416345;nefario;you have cost him a LOT of money -272254;1347416351;Diablo-D3;no, hes trying to protect his company from YOU -272253;1347416362;nefario;oh wow this is amazing -272252;1347416364;mircea_popescu;this reminds me of the good old days of litigating corp financings gone bad. -272251;1347416389;Diablo-D3;you've already threatened to steal DMC shares from nyan and cpa to prevent them from voting on your fake motion -272250;1347416398;nefario;HA -272249;1347416400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00039479 = 6.8693 BTC [-] -272248;1347416401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00039466 = 6.1567 BTC [-] -272247;1347416420;nefario;usagi is a massive GLBSE supporter -272246;1347416429;Diablo-D3;he was. -272245;1347416433;nefario;still is -272244;1347416437;Diablo-D3;if you say so. -272243;1347416445;nefario;ask him yourself when he gets back -272242;1347416449;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6158 = 3.079 BTC [-] -272241;1347416450;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.616 = 6.16 BTC [+] -272240;1347416481;Diablo-D3;nope, Im not. he is scared shitless that you're going to do the same thing you tried to do to me -272239;1347416495;nefario;OMFG -272238;1347416499;nefario;how -272237;1347416508;Diablo-D3;most or all of nyan and bmf and cpa's assets are on glbse -272236;1347416515;mircea_popescu;well there is some disparity here. -272235;1347416518;nefario;how do you construct such an elaborate alternate reality? -272234;1347416521;Diablo-D3;you're just going to lock them up and claim the shareholders pressured you -272233;1347416541;nefario;you think I'm like some evil overlord? -272232;1347416546;nefario;I just run a website -272231;1347416547;Diablo-D3;I didnt before today! -272230;1347416559;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1017 = 0.8136 BTC [+] -272229;1347416578;nefario;http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2011/129/d/8/dr__nefario_by_soap_2-d3fxp39.jpg -272228;1347416584;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 33 @ 0.6198 = 20.4534 BTC [+] -272227;1347416588;nefario;apparently this is what I actually look like -272226;1347416619;OneMiner;Nice art. I likes. -272225;1347416625;nefario;And I've got winged monkies -272224;1347416646;Diablo-D3;so thats how you dodge accusations? you post nonsense urls? -272223;1347416655;nefario;what accusations? -272222;1347416661;Diablo-D3;its a little late to run for the republican nomination this year, bro. -272221;1347416661;nefario;of being a super villian? -272220;1347416681;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10100 @ 0.00044248 = 4.469 BTC [+] -272219;1347416681;nefario;hang on while I pop down to the bank of evil to take out another loan -272218;1347416681;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13881 @ 0.00044307 = 6.1503 BTC [+] -272217;1347416730;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: am I the only one here who was expecting a reasonable response? -272216;1347416746;nefario;I'm single-handedly holding the entire bitcoin community at randsom, ALL LIVE IN FEAR BEFORE ME!!!! -272215;1347416762;nefario;I eat babies -272214;1347416762;kakobrekla;lol -272213;1347416766;OneMiner;What I don't get is how everybody knows who is competent or not? Maybe it was ham fisted or maybe it was a super slick move. -272212;1347416767;kakobrekla;<3 dis chan. -272211;1347416772;mircea_popescu;well, the approach is problematic, but i don't see you could have continued in your position -272210;1347416802;nefario;If I do nothing, I'm accused of letting shareholders wealth be destroyed -272209;1347416811;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: who knows, pretty sure investors would have liked a few hundred btc extra dividends a month -272208;1347416823;Diablo-D3;but nefario pretty much fucked that up for everyone. -272207;1347416836;nefario;Diablo-D3: you can still pay dividends -272206;1347416841;Diablo-D3;nope, not happening. -272205;1347416843;nefario;it's up to you whether or not to -272204;1347416846;OneMiner;To hear diablo explain it the assets he sold were loosing value quickly. He also alludes to future contracts. -272203;1347416852;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.00339999 = 0.0238 BTC [+] -272202;1347416870;OneMiner;Not that I know but it suggests to me that there was a plan at the least. -272201;1347416871;Diablo-D3;nefario: I will never send another dime to glbse. -272200;1347416881;mircea_popescu;the problem afaik was never assets sold, it was assets traded -272199;1347416892;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 was using a non-market value based system to trade -272198;1347416894;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats a different issue -272197;1347416895;nefario;Diablo-D3: good thing it's priced in BTC -272196;1347416907;Diablo-D3;I traded roughly 1 BTC of assets for 1 DMC -272195;1347416916;Diablo-D3;the asset market went pear shaped -272194;1347416920;OneMiner;mircea_popescu I remember that. Seemed like a way to generate hype. -272193;1347416932;OneMiner;Momentum gaining move. -272192;1347416940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00039466 = 1.6181 BTC [-] -272191;1347416941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00039453 = 1.3414 BTC [-] -272190;1347416950;Diablo-D3;but notice, nefario didnt do one thing to punish fixed mhash bond issuers -272189;1347416953;nefario;OneMiner: DMC shareholders have for weeks been badgering me to do something about Diablo-D3, I've suspended him from control of DMC and will initiate an investigation and a vote -272188;1347416973;nefario;DMC shareholders are going to be given a say in whether they want to keep him as operator of DMC -272187;1347416988;Diablo-D3;DMC shareholders are going to sell their shares and get out why they can -272186;1347416990;Diablo-D3;and I dont blame them -272185;1347417005;nefario;DMC isn't frozen -272184;1347417013;nefario;have you seen a lot of trades of it recently -272183;1347417019;nefario;has there been an exodus? -272182;1347417023;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it went from 1 to 0.05. if they weathered that, why would they leave now ? -272181;1347417037;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: because now there isnt even 1600 BTC of assets -272180;1347417046;OneMiner;nefario right. May I ask what their complaints were? Could the vote have taken place without the suspension? -272179;1347417055;nefario;Not really -272178;1347417085;nefario;for complaints, see the thread -272177;1347417090;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6197 = 1.2394 BTC [-] -272176;1347417092;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the only thing we have left is dedi/cloud sales, and now nefario's bullshit is just going to cross infect that -272175;1347417106;OneMiner;Ok. Is there a deadline for voting yet? -272174;1347417115;nefario;it's not even been started -272173;1347417119;OneMiner;I see. -272172;1347417123;nefario;it's going to be mid next weel -272171;1347417125;nefario;week -272170;1347417134;nefario;There will be an investigation -272169;1347417137;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: might as well not even continue with the plan. -272168;1347417142;nefario;I'll get someone to go over the accounts -272167;1347417148;nefario;see if we can get a profit and loss -272166;1347417168;OneMiner;.05 ! -272165;1347417173;Diablo-D3;that takes about 15 lines of perl, nefario -272164;1347417174;Diablo-D3;dont lie. -272163;1347417200;mircea_popescu;hum -272162;1347417204;nefario;And to allow time for a proper discussion -272161;1347417205;mircea_popescu;such a mess this entire thing. -272160;1347417237;nefario;Will also get a balance sheet worked out -272159;1347417248;nefario;Diablo-D3: the accounts need to be done by a third party -272158;1347417253;nefario;external auditor -272157;1347417258;Diablo-D3;no one trusts your data to begin with -272156;1347417269;nefario;You did until a few hours ago -272155;1347417311;Diablo-D3;until you attacked dmc and it's shareholders, yes -272154;1347417396;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.975 BTC [+] -272153;1347417444;agath;What makes me lol is that the name says Diablo MINING Company and now he's whining with DEDI/CLOUD.. :-D -272152;1347417445;nefario;I've just answered shareholders calls -272151;1347417454;agath;and probably he never built a datacenter..... -272150;1347417464;nefario;this is a large part of the problem -272149;1347417469;nefario;bait n switch -272148;1347417473;nefario;getting funding for one thing -272147;1347417477;Diablo-D3;agath: read the plan -272146;1347417481;nefario;then using it for something totally different -272145;1347417484;nefario;and in the meantime -272144;1347417496;Diablo-D3;agath: the data center stuff is fully featured in the plan -272143;1347417499;nefario;pissing it away it terrible trade -272142;1347417503;nefario;trades -272141;1347417528;agath;... setting up a SMALL datacenter costs $450.000 or more (redundant power, cooling, firefighting, security/anti-theft, racks.....) -272140;1347417540;Diablo-D3;agath: an even smaller one costs less. -272139;1347417544;agath;I don't see how he could set it up with 1600 BTC -272138;1347417550;nefario;Solar power dude -272137;1347417552;nefario;it's like -272136;1347417554;nefario;the future -272135;1347417557;nefario;execept -272134;1347417558;Diablo-D3;no, we were raising a million dollars. -272133;1347417562;nefario;when it's like -272132;1347417565;nefario;not solar -272131;1347417570;nefario;like dark and stuff -272130;1347417573;nefario;night -272129;1347417575;nefario;yeah -272128;1347417579;Diablo-D3;I think nefario is on drugs. -272127;1347417580;nefario;but thats like -272126;1347417582;nefario;O -272125;1347417584;nefario;K -272124;1347417587;OneMiner;To be fair Diablo couldn't have made a DC with the funs he got from the IPO. He said he was going to make a DC and mine. He ended up mining. Seems truthful to me. -272123;1347417596;OneMiner;s/funs/funds -272122;1347417598;agath;I don't see million dollars .. after first sales your shares always went DOWN... -272121;1347417600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13220 @ 0.00039453 = 5.2157 BTC [-] -272120;1347417601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29380 @ 0.00039443 = 11.5884 BTC [-] -272119;1347417603;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: we didnt finish IPOing -272118;1347417605;Diablo-D3;not even close -272117;1347417608;agath;I bought 10 of them and I am crying now. -272116;1347417631;OneMiner;Ya, exactly. With the funds that you got the DC part of the plan was impossible. -272115;1347417637;OneMiner;At this time. -272114;1347417643;OneMiner;IMO... -272113;1347417644;nefario;Diablo-D3: of course , you hadn't sold infinity number of shares for ever smaller amounts -272112;1347417650;agath;He didn't even got hardware for mining, he only traded other's bonds... -272111;1347417680;nefario;so how could your IPO be considered over -272110;1347417686;nefario;it's only been trading for months -272109;1347417698;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: yeah, and now nefario is saying I bait and switched even though I was going into dedi/cloud stuff so I can raise money faster and work on stuff top down -272108;1347417698;nefario;real IPOs take years I hear -272107;1347417709;agath;I'm wondering where are my 10 BTC I invested... :-| -272106;1347417715;Diablo-D3;agath: nefario has it -272105;1347417719;Diablo-D3;agath: dont ever expect to see it. -272104;1347417731;agath;Nefario doesn't own anything AFAIK.. -272103;1347417733;nefario;depends on the value of the assets in DMC -272102;1347417736;nefario;ja -272101;1347417744;nefario;it belongs to DMC shareholders -272100;1347417744;Diablo-D3;yeah, what you claim the value is -272099;1347417751;nefario;I don't know the value -272098;1347417752;Diablo-D3;"oh hey guys, I sold everything for 16 BTC." -272097;1347417757;nefario;thats been your claim -272096;1347417761;Diablo-D3;while you pocket the rest -272095;1347417761;agath;I bought 10 @ 1, you sold 45K+ and you don't have 45000 BTC, you have 1600... -272094;1347417771;Diablo-D3;agath: 45k? hell no -272093;1347417774;nefario;Diablo-D3: it can all be verified by an external auditor -272092;1347417783;Diablo-D3;nefario: I dont care about your lies -272091;1347417786;Diablo-D3;I really really dont. -272090;1347417788;nefario;LIES!!! -272089;1347417791;agath;so even if nefario didn't freeze anything, you still don't have 1 BTC for every share sold. -272088;1347417792;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1 @ 0.0045 BTC [+] -272087;1347417794;nefario;HEIL HITLER! -272086;1347417802;Diablo-D3;agath: yes, because the market depreciated the assets. -272085;1347417809;agath;"the market". -272084;1347417815;nefario;Diablo-D3: no you depreciated the assets -272083;1347417818;Diablo-D3;agath: notice he did nothing to the people who did this, only the largest victim of it -272082;1347417824;nefario;by issuing more and selling for less and less -272081;1347417834;nefario;largest victim? -272080;1347417838;nefario;you? -272079;1347417841;Diablo-D3;nefario: oh yes, its completely legitimate to keep saying assets are worth 0.30 BTC when the highest ask is 0.10 -272078;1347417842;agath;ok I give up... do whatever you want, I feel I am wasting time discussing this . -272077;1347417844;Diablo-D3;_totally_ legit -272076;1347417850;nefario;you're the largest victim of...yourself? -272075;1347417851;Diablo-D3;fucking moron -272074;1347417853;nefario;or the market? -272073;1347417854;OneMiner;It makes sense to me that when the funding that was required for plan A can't be raised you move on to plan B. I remember Diablo-D3 talking about buying bonds too. I'm sure he has been upfront about it. -272072;1347417862;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.80789 = 1.6158 BTC [-] -272071;1347417881;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: nope, we're not allowed to make sense here -272070;1347417894;nefario;As Diablo-D3 has clearly demonstrated -272069;1347417895;agath;OneMiner: his company should have been a MINING COMPANY, not a FUND. -272068;1347417923;nefario;Diablo-D3: what would you have me do? If you were in my position what would you do? -272067;1347417929;agath;if I wanted to invest on other GLBSE companies I would have bought 10 NYAN not 10 DMC. -272066;1347417939;Diablo-D3;agath: nyan didnt exist yet, moron -272065;1347417942;Diablo-D3;there were no funds yet. -272064;1347417948;agath;ok, then 10 MOVETO.FUND -272063;1347417952;agath;or 10 MU . -272062;1347417956;agath;there are PLENTY. -272061;1347417963;Diablo-D3;sure, "plenty" -272060;1347417965;mircea_popescu;there were som -272059;1347417968;agath;it was just an example, and I didn't insult you (YET). -272058;1347417969;mircea_popescu;but i think some went bankrupt -272057;1347417977;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, some went bankrupt -272056;1347417984;Diablo-D3;and some were already being called scams -272055;1347417996;OneMiner;agath I believe he stated in the past that he was holding bonds to try to gain some value untill ASICs dropped. -272054;1347417998;Diablo-D3;but there were no funds that I could invest in yet -272053;1347418001;agath;I don't care if they went bankrupt: I didn't invest in a FUND because I didn't want to. -272052;1347418001;nefario;Diablo-D3: what would you have done if you were in my position? -272051;1347418007;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: yup, but no sense making, nefario wont have it -272050;1347418019;agath;OneMiner: when I bought DMC, ASICs weren't in the air yet -272049;1347418023;Diablo-D3;nefario: oh, I'd do the same, but I would have stolen the btc not the assets -272048;1347418027;mircea_popescu;nefario if he were in your position he'd have traded bonds for higher mh/s value -272047;1347418028;dub;Diablo-D3: in all honesty, while you should probably be making a show of dissaproval, this is the best possible outcome for you -272046;1347418029;Diablo-D3;agath: not entirely true -272045;1347418036;Diablo-D3;agath: bfl had not announced sc yet -272044;1347418046;dub;Diablo-D3: the only other way out of this fuckup you created was a scammer tag -272043;1347418059;mircea_popescu;dub may well have it. -272042;1347418063;Diablo-D3;dub: this is not the best possible outcome. -272041;1347418075;mircea_popescu;well, he didn't say the best theoretically possible outcome -272040;1347418078;dub;Diablo-D3: rejoice in the redemption nefario has bestowed upon you -272039;1347418079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 321 @ 0.00345961 = 1.1105 BTC [-] -272038;1347418081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 179 @ 0.00340764 = 0.61 BTC [-] -272037;1347418087;Diablo-D3;although if DMC dies, I can at least work on plan B without nefario being able to touch that -272036;1347418096;Diablo-D3;so maybe theres a silver lining -272035;1347418102;dub;Diablo-D3: exactly -272034;1347418105;agath;anyway, it would have been far better to NOT DO ANYTHING and keep your funds for a better time, instead of swapping that much and lose all the value. -272033;1347418116;OneMiner;agath they always were. It's a forgone conclusion. If bitcoin succeeds then there will be ASICs. The only way there won't be is if bitcoin flops, in that case we are all out our investments. -272032;1347418119;dub;Diablo-D3: and now people have a much better understanding of your capabitlities to asses their investment -272031;1347418119;agath;Diablo-D3: good luck with your plan B -272030;1347418126;Diablo-D3;agath: thats 20:20 hindsight there, bro -272029;1347418136;mircea_popescu;actually as a point of policy, it seems to me that if company ipos for plan A and it fails to raise the funds, it just pays everony back and dissolves. -272028;1347418137;dub;heh capabitlities -272027;1347418148;Diablo-D3;how was I supposed to know fixed mhash bond issuers would sell fake bonds into the bid wall on th news bfl was doing asics -272026;1347418161;mircea_popescu;this working on the observation that if i invite a girl over for a suck & fuck and instead a fat dood shows up for a stamp collection showdown i JUST KICK HIM OUT -272025;1347418164;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: except I never quit with plan A -272024;1347418176;dub;UD: capabitlities; n, the abject inability of bitcoin service operators to avoid fucking up -272023;1347418193;Diablo-D3;I made decisions to make sure plan A can happen with less money from investors. -272022;1347418199;agath;OneMiner: ok, but what's the point? I am sure that tomorrow there will be 45nm ASIC, the next semester 28nm ASICS, the next decade QUANTUM chips... so I never buy hardware because if bitcoin succeeds there will be QUANTUM chips. Or whatever else comes after. -272021;1347418217;OneMiner;agath that's silly. -272020;1347418223;Diablo-D3;agath: I notice you too ignored what I said. -272019;1347418243;Diablo-D3;fixed mhash bond issuers sold bonds that had _no hardware to back them_ -272018;1347418255;Diablo-D3;because they knew they could pocket hundreds of btc and buy asic later on -272017;1347418259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5420 @ 0.00039443 = 2.1378 BTC [-] -272016;1347418261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31235 @ 0.00039422 = 12.3135 BTC [-] -272015;1347418262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00039416 = 1.5766 BTC [-] -272014;1347418263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11537 @ 0.00039415 = 4.5473 BTC [-] -272013;1347418270;Diablo-D3;difficulty was skyrocketing high enough that they could hide it for years and no one would know -272012;1347418270;dub;how is that relevant? -272011;1347418280;Diablo-D3;dub: BECAUSE DMC WAS HOLDING THE FUCKING BONDS -272010;1347418283;dub;if they pay dividends it doesnt really matter if thye have hardware or not -272009;1347418287;agath;I understood that. But it's not the point. You wanted to do a mining company, then why didn't you buy hardware for doing it instead of bonds? If you bought by that time, FPGAs would already have paid for theirselves.. -272008;1347418291;Diablo-D3;thank God I dumped as many as possible before we lost all the assets -272007;1347418296;mircea_popescu;dub o no. that's ponzi. -272006;1347418299;agath;and you would have money to invest into ASICs at the end of the year. -272005;1347418317;Diablo-D3;I could have done nothing and let _all_ the asset value evaporate -272004;1347418330;Diablo-D3;instead I doubled our mhash and only lost about a third -272003;1347418335;OneMiner;Damn, I'm going to bounce. I'd love to stay and talk.... Good luck to everybody. I hope this can be less of a train wreak than it sounds. -272002;1347418370;dub;mircea_popescu: sure but who is to know? -272001;1347418386;mircea_popescu;OneMiner it will be more, trust me. -272000;1347418390;dub;only a few issuers have even posted pic of their shit -271999;1347418394;mircea_popescu;nothing except btc is ever less than it sounds in btc land -271998;1347418401;dub;and that cannot be trusted -271997;1347418427;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10165 = 0.2033 BTC [-] -271996;1347418456;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 95 @ 0.001 = 0.095 BTC [+] -271995;1347418463;Diablo-D3;hah -271994;1347418465;Diablo-D3;someome bought fail -271993;1347418474;Diablo-D3;I should warn in the thread -271992;1347418477;Diablo-D3;DI will not pay out -271991;1347418487;Diablo-D3;nefario froze assets and there is no payout. -271990;1347418493;dub;see your problem is that diff and btc/usd went up -271989;1347418510;kakobrekla;hm Diablo-D3? -271988;1347418512;Diablo-D3;dub: that didnt improve things, no -271987;1347418520;kakobrekla;are we going to see another staff -> scam ? -271986;1347418521;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: nefario has stolen all assets that belong to dmc -271985;1347418521;dub;if you had actually executed your plan that would have been good for you -271984;1347418530;rg;diff is *still* going up -271983;1347418530;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: that includes di -271982;1347418533;agath;OneMiner: what does it mean "going to bounce"? English is not my language. Bounce on the bed? Bounce on your GF? Anything else? -271981;1347418535;dub;as in, built some fucking mining capacity -271980;1347418541;Diablo-D3;agath: he went to bed -271979;1347418549;agath;got it, ty :) -271978;1347418561;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.10165 = 1.1182 BTC [-] -271977;1347418574;rg;nefario 'stole' them/ -271976;1347418575;rg;? -271975;1347418580;Diablo-D3;rg: yup. -271974;1347418587;Diablo-D3;they are no longer in dmc's possession -271973;1347418615;nefario;rg: Diablo-D3 has been suspended as the admin of DMC for gross incompetence on continual request of DMC shareholders -271972;1347418615;rg;why -271971;1347418619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00039523 = 4.3871 BTC [+] -271970;1347418626;rg;oh -271969;1347418628;Diablo-D3;rg: he wants the 1600 BTC in assets. -271968;1347418644;rg;so whos the admin in charge -271967;1347418645;agath;rg if you read the thread, nefario could stop answering the same questions over and over :) -271966;1347418649;rg;surely a neutral party? -271965;1347418649;nefario;until after a shareholder vote on whether to keep DMC as admin (in about 1 weeks time) -271964;1347418664;rg;why that long -271963;1347418665;kakobrekla;nefario how about DI insurance -271962;1347418678;dub;jesus -271961;1347418678;mircea_popescu; why -271960;1347418678;mircea_popescu; oh <<< lmao -271959;1347418679;nefario;remind me about DI insurance -271958;1347418680;kakobrekla;not that i have a bet in it, just curious -271957;1347418688;kakobrekla;umm -271956;1347418692;kakobrekla;diablo runs that? -271955;1347418700;kakobrekla;how is it affected -271954;1347418700;Diablo-D3;rg: so, what I want to see, is how nefario is going to steal the dedi/cloud shit -271953;1347418716;rg;what i want to see -271952;1347418721;rg;is when diablo gets voed back to admin -271951;1347418724;rg;and is like oh -271950;1347418725;dub;yeah -271949;1347418727;rg;maybe he wasnt stealing it -271948;1347418741;dub;and the train continues plowing through a schoolbus full of children -271947;1347418741;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -271946;1347418747;dub;cause its hilarious -271945;1347418749;nefario;DI insurance is frozen as well I guess -271944;1347418751;mircea_popescu;you know, at this point is worth buying dmc just to vote him back in -271943;1347418760;dub;lol -271942;1347418766;dub;i'll sell you my share -271941;1347418768;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nefario will probably lock dmc sales then -271940;1347418775;nefario;no -271939;1347418780;nefario;open market until then -271938;1347418780;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 two top investors were on your side anyway eright ? -271937;1347418783;nefario;and after -271936;1347418791;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yup, but nefario has already said hes going to take their shares -271935;1347418794;nefario;mircea_popescu: if you want to burn money for your own entertainment -271934;1347418795;dub;pretty sure usagi owned most of it -271933;1347418797;Diablo-D3;because they're "illegitimate" -271932;1347418800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16443 @ 0.00039523 = 6.4988 BTC [+] -271931;1347418801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14051 @ 0.0003956 = 5.5586 BTC [+] -271930;1347418805;mircea_popescu;nefario what else is money for. -271929;1347418806;dub;and usagi was the complainant? -271928;1347418824;Diablo-D3;if nefario burned every single share that was traded for, there'd be about 50 fucking shares left. -271927;1347418829;mircea_popescu;mmm, take their shares ? so how many shares will there be left ? -271926;1347418829;dub;usagi often bitched at Diablo-D3 in here -271925;1347418833;Diablo-D3;so good luck with that. -271924;1347418839;Diablo-D3;dub: yes, and I bitched at usagi -271923;1347418866;dub;iirc usage was new when it bought in to DMC -271922;1347418887;dub;not sure whether thats when you were in build fpga farm mode or run mining fund mode -271921;1347418907;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: who knows -271920;1347418918;Diablo-D3;theres about 15k shares out there that got traded in due to asicminer -271919;1347418957;dub;well -271918;1347418960;dub;lets be clear -271917;1347418979;dub;they were traded for asicminer because you revalued DMC at .05btc oslt -271916;1347418982;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: if he attacks the two people who did the largest trading, then theres pretty much nobody left -271915;1347418995;Diablo-D3;dub: nope, I revalued asicminer at 10btc or more -271914;1347419004;copumpkin;smickles: does it mean anything to you if I say "divs on CFF under GAAP?" -271913;1347419005;dub;Diablo-D3: same thing -271912;1347419008;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 40 @ 0.132 = 5.28 BTC [-] -271911;1347419034;Diablo-D3;you know whats going to be hilarious? -271910;1347419040;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9919 @ 0.00044081 = 4.3724 BTC [-] -271909;1347419049;nefario;Diablo-D3: WTF are you talking about, attack the largest trading? -271908;1347419055;Diablo-D3;er, traders -271907;1347419063;nefario;still -271906;1347419065;Diablo-D3;no, trading -271905;1347419071;Diablo-D3;maybe trades would be better -271904;1347419073;nefario;WTF are you talking about -271903;1347419084;nefario;string a decent sentence together you chickenhead -271902;1347419088;Diablo-D3;nefario: two people are about 15k shares together. -271901;1347419088;dub;nefario: you stole his windmills man -271900;1347419102;Diablo-D3;so who the fuck are these shareholders you keep saying told you to do this -271899;1347419106;nefario;two people? -271898;1347419110;nefario;what two people? -271897;1347419123;Diablo-D3;go fuck yourself, nefario -271896;1347419129;nefario;Learn to speak -271895;1347419131;nefario;make sense -271894;1347419142;Diablo-D3;you already know usagi is one of them. -271893;1347419146;nefario;instead of jabbering on about my scheme to be master of the universe -271892;1347419147;Diablo-D3;you can find out who the other is. -271891;1347419153;nefario;USAGI IS NOT ON YOUR SIDE -271890;1347419160;Diablo-D3;usagi sure as hell isnt on yours! -271889;1347419165;dub;nefario: suggest to stfu at this point -271888;1347419172;Diablo-D3;and usagi already knows Im pissed at him -271887;1347419183;Diablo-D3;he needs to grow a set of fucking balls -271886;1347419187;nefario;why should he care what you think? -271885;1347419194;dub;nefario: discussing names here is inappropriate -271884;1347419195;[\\\];hello friends -271883;1347419203;Diablo-D3;shuddup imsaguy -271882;1347419205;dub;hi2u imsaguy -271881;1347419212;Obsi;;;seen pirateat40 -271880;1347419212;gribble;I have not seen pirateat40. -271879;1347419215;Obsi;:-D -271878;1347419216;nefario;ah it's you imsaguy -271877;1347419220;mircea_popescu;everywhere you look, fags and jews -271876;1347419222;[\\\];Diablo-D3, I hear your friend nefario gave you an awesome birthday present -271875;1347419222;nefario;lol -271874;1347419229;agath;but ASICMINER is not VALUED 10, and probably will never be!!! -271873;1347419231;[\\\];glwt copumpkin copumpkin :P -271872;1347419240;nefario;[\\\]: in a nice box too -271871;1347419241;copumpkin;inb4 ghost -271870;1347419245;nefario;ribbon on top -271869;1347419258;[\\\];lulz -271868;1347419264;[\\\];@copumpkin -271867;1347419279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33583 @ 0.00039415 = 13.2367 BTC [-] -271866;1347419280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24317 @ 0.00039414 = 9.5843 BTC [-] -271865;1347419281;[\\\];I ain't getting in the middle of the tizzy of nef/d3 -271864;1347419292;nefario;I'm pretty much done -271863;1347419294;Diablo-D3;[\\\]: nothing to get in the middle of -271862;1347419295;midnightmagic;I will! Group hug! -271861;1347419298;nefario;had my fun after work -271860;1347419299;Diablo-D3;nefario won -271859;1347419301;[\\\];Diablo-D3: moving to the other? -271858;1347419306;dub;Diablo-D3: you need to go full crazy at this point start crapping in your hands and rubbing it on your junk -271857;1347419310;nefario;probably have to get some more work done -271856;1347419318;Diablo-D3;[\\\]: cant, nefario refuses to release a list of shareholders. -271855;1347419320;dub;Diablo-D3: show those shareholders that they REALLY dont want you in charge -271854;1347419323;[\\\];oh, right -271853;1347419334;dub;Diablo-D3: and redeem the GTFO jail free card nefario has haned you -271852;1347419337;dub;handed* -271851;1347419340;[\\\];I wanna be CEO -271850;1347419343;[\\\];its fun times. -271849;1347419358;Diablo-D3;if this is what being CEO is like, I never want to be one again. -271848;1347419360;dub;usagi will step up and run DMC -271847;1347419367;Diablo-D3;dub: he wont -271846;1347419376;nefario;Diablo-D3: why not? -271845;1347419379;Diablo-D3;I already asked him repeatedly to take over asset management so I can do dmc full time -271844;1347419382;Diablo-D3;he already said no -271843;1347419387;dub;Diablo-D3: thats the best outcome for you -271842;1347419392;Obsi;he already wanted to launch UMC not much different to run DMC -271841;1347419394;Diablo-D3;I liked his management style, but fuck him -271840;1347419396;[\\\];asset management? -271839;1347419397;dub;usagi gets to be the scammer, not you -271838;1347419403;[\\\];I nominate smickles -271837;1347419407;[\\\];we'll throw it under S2cm -271836;1347419413;nefario;s2cm? -271835;1347419414;dub;uh -271834;1347419424;[\\\];investment thingymajiggy -271833;1347419427;dub;smickles appears to have at least half a brain -271832;1347419427;Diablo-D3;[\\\]: nefario refuses to return the assets to DMC -271831;1347419434;dub;so he's not going to want this -271830;1347419437;[\\\];smickles is good, we play nice -271829;1347419447;mircea_popescu;actually smickles might work -271828;1347419448;Diablo-D3;I doubt smickles wants to -271827;1347419450;[\\\];dub, it can't be that bad -271826;1347419454;dub;if smickles puts his hand up to run DMC hes an idiot -271825;1347419455;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Did the vote fail? -271824;1347419456;copumpkin;smickles is awesome -271823;1347419461;Diablo-D3;nefario is attacking anyone associated with dmc -271822;1347419470;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: nefario will never issue the motion -271821;1347419471;mircea_popescu;dub why ? proper inventory and all -271820;1347419472;nefario;IM A WILD DOG GRRRRR -271819;1347419482;kakobrekla;DOG! -271818;1347419482;nefario;IMA GONNA CUT YOU BITCH! -271817;1347419484;dub;mircea_popescu: dmc is not worth anything -271816;1347419487;midnightmagic;Huh? He said he would? I'm behind aren't I.. -271815;1347419487;[\\\];woah -271814;1347419497;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: he SAID he would... next week -271813;1347419505;Diablo-D3;next week is a pretty long ways away. -271812;1347419513;nefario;Diablo-D3: what will you say when I issue the motion? Eat your words? Your hat? -271811;1347419536;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.10165 = 3.5578 BTC [-] -271810;1347419537;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 39 @ 0.1017 = 3.9663 BTC [+] -271809;1347419538;midnightmagic;How many shares would I need to buy up a majority vote? -271808;1347419541;Diablo-D3;no, I will just continue asking myself how far are you going to drag this farce along -271807;1347419548;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: 10k. -271806;1347419563;midnightmagic;Whats that 100BTC? -271805;1347419567;Diablo-D3;1000 -271804;1347419578;midnightmagic;Oh, it's 0.1 right now? -271803;1347419581;dub;https://glbse.com/api/quantity_trading/DMC -271802;1347419586;midnightmagic;tnx -271801;1347419588;agath;I sell my 10 DMC shares for 0.99 !!! Plenty of fun granted! :-) -271800;1347419589;Diablo-D3;!ticker dmc -271799;1347419591;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.049] [Ask: 0.05999999] [Spread: 0.01099999] [Last: 0.05999999] [24hVol: 1.31999978] [7dAvg: 0.06454165] -271798;1347419598;Diablo-D3;okay fine, 500 -271797;1347419616;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 20 @ 0.15 = 3 BTC [+] -271796;1347419665;copumpkin;kakobrekla: you mean dog on the forum? -271795;1347419682;dub;he means dogging in a carpark -271794;1347419685;midnightmagic;Is there a cmd like ;;market buy? -271793;1347419691;[\\\];yeah -271792;1347419697;[\\\];is gribble here? -271791;1347419703;[\\\];it is -271790;1347419705;[\\\];just do it -271789;1347419706;midnightmagic;For glbse? -271788;1347419707;dub;not for glbse afaik -271787;1347419709;[\\\];oh -271786;1347419710;[\\\];no -271785;1347419715;[\\\];because no one wrote it -271784;1347419715;dub;as kakobrekla -271783;1347419719;[\\\];because the api doesn't exist -271782;1347419719;dub;ask* -271781;1347419721;midnightmagic;Yeah for majority vote lol -271780;1347419728;kakobrekla;!help -271779;1347419728;assbot;List of commands: -271778;1347419729;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -271777;1347419730;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -271776;1347419735;kakobrekla;thats what you get. -271775;1347419738;[\\\];how many shares of dmc are outstanding -271774;1347419745;Diablo-D3;20909 -271773;1347419752;midnightmagic;20k are "trading" -271772;1347419766;dub;998000 -271771;1347419770;[\\\];do I dare ask what the last price is? -271770;1347419770;dub;(lol) -271769;1347419779;kakobrekla;!ticker dmc -271768;1347419781;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.049] [Ask: 0.05999999] [Spread: 0.01099999] [Last: 0.05999999] [24hVol: 1.31999978] [7dAvg: 0.06454165] -271767;1347419782;Diablo-D3;0.06 -271766;1347419782;midnightmagic;lowest ask is 0.05 i think.. -271765;1347419790;[\\\];;;calc 20909 -271764;1347419791;gribble;20909 -271763;1347419793;kakobrekla;hey, it was worse before. -271762;1347419794;[\\\];;;calc 20909*.05 -271761;1347419794;gribble;1045.45 -271760;1347419800;[\\\];so 1k buys the company? -271759;1347419801;[\\\];shit -271758;1347419804;[\\\];drop in the bucket -271757;1347419813;Diablo-D3;and we have 1600 in assets -271756;1347419817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28883 @ 0.00039414 = 11.3839 BTC [-] -271755;1347419818;Diablo-D3;thats how useless glbse is. -271754;1347419819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9998 @ 0.00039404 = 3.9396 BTC [-] -271753;1347419823;[\\\];what are revenues? -271752;1347419829;nefario;lol, this news of suspending Diablo-D3 has done nothing to the share price -271751;1347419842;[\\\];I'm not implying it would -271750;1347419844;[\\\];just gathering info -271749;1347419847;[\\\];maybe I wanna buy some -271748;1347419851;nefario;lol -271747;1347419867;Diablo-D3;[\\\]: 80*2 over the first three months -271746;1347419879;Diablo-D3;80 was paid as dividends -271745;1347419897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 71 @ 0.00340764 = 0.2419 BTC [-] -271744;1347419897;[\\\];what month is it now? -271743;1347419898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 548 @ 0.0033989 = 1.8626 BTC [-] -271742;1347419900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 20 @ 0.00338234 = 0.0676 BTC [-] -271741;1347419901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 2000 @ 0.00337901 = 6.758 BTC [-] -271740;1347419901;[\\\];6? -271739;1347419908;Diablo-D3;5. -271738;1347419911;[\\\];I know its september before someone gets all smartass -271737;1347419927;[\\\];what was div this last month? -271736;1347419930;reeses;barely September -271735;1347419934;reeses;:-) -271734;1347419935;Diablo-D3;the fourth did not pay dividends as per motion voted by half the issued shares, 10:1 vote -271733;1347419942;[\\\];wake me up when it ends -271732;1347419955;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: How many shares do you own? -271731;1347419960;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: 40. -271730;1347419963;[\\\];Diablo-D3, how many shares do you control? -271729;1347419969;Diablo-D3;its all I could afford to buy -271728;1347420002;[\\\];;;calc 80/21000 -271727;1347420003;gribble;0.00380952380952 -271726;1347420008;midnightmagic;lol -271725;1347420015;Diablo-D3;[\\\]: except thats not accurate -271724;1347420026;[\\\];;;calc 0.00380952380952/.05 -271723;1347420026;gribble;0.0761904761904 -271722;1347420028;[\\\];wht's that? -271721;1347420033;[\\\];why* -271720;1347420050;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.0 -271719;1347420053;Diablo-D3;just check the financial reports -271718;1347420058;[\\\];thanks -271717;1347420062;[\\\];I should have asked for that sooner -271716;1347420115;mircea_popescu;dub i would guess it still holds ~1k in assets. -271715;1347420132;[\\\];So whats the gameplan for asic? obviously diff is skyrocketing and reward is halving -271714;1347420141;[\\\];income's gotta be bottoming out -271713;1347420160;dub;mircea_popescu: 1k of mining bonds.. -271712;1347420178;dub;[\\\]: thankfully price has been up -271711;1347420179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00039418 = 1.7344 BTC [+] -271710;1347420236;kakobrekla;the price is ready for 25/block -271709;1347420251;Diablo-D3;[\\\]: this is why I traded so heavily for asicminer -271708;1347420367;Diablo-D3;but apparently Im this big evil bad wall street CEO for trying to get the only money thats going to be made for awhile -271707;1347420417;mircea_popescu;you invested in s.dice ? -271706;1347420418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44302 @ 0.00039404 = 17.4568 BTC [-] -271705;1347420420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1798 @ 0.00039403 = 0.7085 BTC [-] -271704;1347420423;Diablo-D3;man, I must buy 40 gallon drums of lube on amazon because I fuck investors so much -271703;1347420424;nefario;Most of the accusations against you have been for incompetence, you'd never be allowed to work anywhere on wall street -271702;1347420456;nefario;And from your people skills, I guess McDonalds is also out of the question -271701;1347420463;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 89 @ 0.0045 = 0.4005 BTC [+] -271700;1347420465;copumpkin;http://www.amazon.com/Passion-Natural-Water-Based-Lubricant-Gallon/dp/B005MR3IVO -271699;1347420484;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: ... -271698;1347420489;mircea_popescu;hell, with lubricant like that who needs a girl. -271697;1347420524;copumpkin;bathe in it -271696;1347420528;copumpkin;and you'll be able to fit everything -271695;1347420541;midnightmagic;nefario: Sorry, is there a post somewhere that details the specifics? I guess I missed it. -271694;1347420565;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: he keeps claiming my investors revolted -271693;1347420582;Diablo-D3;I mean, they're pretty revolting, but why remind them of that in public -271692;1347420591;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1182044#msg1182044 -271691;1347420592;midnightmagic;But it's in private? -271690;1347420599;Diablo-D3;nope, right on the dmc thread. -271689;1347420627;Diablo-D3;so all I can do is hope my investors arent sheep and do the right thing -271688;1347420659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29200 @ 0.00039418 = 11.5101 BTC [+] -271687;1347420661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.0003956 = 4.312 BTC [+] -271686;1347420683;midnightmagic;Huh. That's strange. There's no way to get ownership certs issued or have a secret vote or something? -271685;1347420729;nefario;Usagi, have I been attacking you? -271684;1347420731;midnightmagic;usagi: A really good reason to start using Open Transactions for asset issuance. :) -271683;1347420735;nefario;threatening you? -271682;1347420752;nefario;trying to coerce you? -271681;1347420779;nefario;hmm -271680;1347420789;nefario;I am a dog I guess -271679;1347420798;nefario;lol -271678;1347420808;nefario;you've been gone what 5 minutes? -271677;1347420824;kakobrekla;bitcoin time really goes fast. -271676;1347420825;nefario;Diablo-D3: what say you? -271675;1347420844;kakobrekla;like being on LSD 24/7 -271674;1347420844;nefario;Am I evil who controls all in my dominion with terror? -271673;1347420883;nefario;He also said how many he has in his personal account -271672;1347420888;nefario;and it was wrong -271671;1347420896;nefario;not by a huge amount though -271670;1347420906;midnightmagic;nefario: Isn't.. that personal information? -271669;1347420924;nefario;Depends -271668;1347420932;nefario;Diablo is an issuer -271667;1347420956;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01889 BTC [+] -271666;1347420958;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 2 @ 0.0189 = 0.0378 BTC [+] -271665;1347420978;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.742 BTC [-] -271664;1347420978;nefario;and that -271663;1347420979;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7401 = 3.7005 BTC [-] -271662;1347420980;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.74 = 3.7 BTC [-] -271661;1347420981;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.738 = 1.476 BTC [-] -271660;1347420982;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.735 BTC [-] -271659;1347420984;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.733 = 6.597 BTC [-] -271658;1347420985;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.7325 = 2.93 BTC [-] -271657;1347420986;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.73220001 = 2.1966 BTC [-] -271656;1347420987;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 50 @ 0.7322 = 36.61 BTC [-] -271655;1347421019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00039427 = 6.3872 BTC [-] -271654;1347421060;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 6 @ 0.952 = 5.712 BTC [-] -271653;1347421062;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 8 @ 0.951 = 7.608 BTC [-] -271652;1347421063;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -271651;1347421067;mircea_popescu;40 BTC-MINING * 0.928 = 37.12 -271650;1347421067;mircea_popescu;951 BTCMC * 0.570045 = 542.112795 -271649;1347421067;mircea_popescu;5113 OBSI.ABMO * 0.05 = 255.65 -271648;1347421067;mircea_popescu;2080 ASICMINER * 0.1 = 208 -271647;1347421067;mircea_popescu;1042.882795 BTC Value of whole asset -271646;1347421067;mircea_popescu;= 0.04987722 BTC per share -271645;1347421079;mircea_popescu;ok so that 1k btc pretty much accurate Diablo-D3 ? -271644;1347421130;midnightmagic;usagi: There's a cryptographic bit of software called open transactions which allows issuers to issue bits and pieces with cryptographic ownership attached, and there's all kinds of neat things one can do with them. -271643;1347421163;nefario;lol -271642;1347421163;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1018 = 0.6108 BTC [+] -271641;1347421165;nefario;so -271640;1347421169;nefario;so much drama -271639;1347421175;midnightmagic;usagi: The guy writing it is FellowTraveler and he's in #opentransactions -271638;1347421182;nefario;what size are business cards? -271637;1347421188;nefario;w*h in mm? -271636;1347421205;midnightmagic;nefario: Well, participating in it doesn't help much. You're the one with the power to lock and unlock accounts. :) -271635;1347421243;midnightmagic;usagi: No it would solve ownership questions and would enable a bitcoin-backed cashlike currency which skips the blockchain. -271634;1347421254;nefario;midnightmagic: I'm a fan of OpenTransactions, tried to use it at the begining of GLBSE -271633;1347421289;midnightmagic;nefario: Yeah I'm a fan too. FellowTraveler is really really verbose and happy to answer questions.. that's pretty rare. -271632;1347421311;nefario;midnightmagic: the guy could talk the hind legs off a donkey -271631;1347421316;mircea_popescu;i'm a sponsor of ot. it's a good ideea. -271630;1347421316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00039427 = 5.4015 BTC [-] -271629;1347421333;mircea_popescu;i think they're still working on getting it ready for production, from what i talked to them -271628;1347421388;nefario;It wasn't ready for production -271627;1347421392;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.979 BTC [+] -271626;1347421395;nefario;this was over a year and 1/2 ago -271625;1347421424;nefario;the problems OT is trying to solve are not the ones that need solving -271624;1347421446;mircea_popescu;this may be the case yea -271623;1347421473;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 23 @ 0.09989999 = 2.2977 BTC [-] -271622;1347421517;nefario;usagi: not prevented -271621;1347421520;nefario;reduced risk -271620;1347421537;nefario;it's all about risk, more or less of it -271619;1347421547;nefario;having everything anonymous makes risk massive -271618;1347421552;nefario;sure -271617;1347421555;midnightmagic;lol, stocks are centrally-issued certs. -271616;1347421555;nefario;still though -271615;1347421558;nefario;doesn't prevent it -271614;1347421567;nefario;Madoff -271613;1347421574;nefario;ja -271612;1347421578;nefario;but still did it -271611;1347421584;nefario;as I said -271610;1347421587;nefario;it reduces risk -271609;1347421599;nefario;I agree -271608;1347421615;nefario;a lot of what we see in bitcoin land is mob rule -271607;1347421619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11038 @ 0.00039403 = 4.3493 BTC [-] -271606;1347421637;nefario;look at bitcoinica as an example -271605;1347421744;nefario;Anyway -271604;1347421755;nefario;running GLBSE I can see that having no regulation doesn't work -271603;1347421757;nefario;sure -271602;1347421795;nefario;not exactly SEC -271601;1347421800;nefario;just rules for the market -271600;1347421806;nefario;if there is a very large market -271599;1347421811;nefario;and it has rules -271598;1347421813;nefario;that works -271597;1347421834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28300 @ 0.00039416 = 11.1547 BTC [+] -271596;1347421836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00039559 = 2.2944 BTC [+] -271595;1347421837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.0003956 = 9.6922 BTC [+] -271594;1347421921;nefario;Too many markets with rules means too many rules -271593;1347421934;nefario;should have 2-3 very large markets -271592;1347421955;nefario;and either they will have totally separate rules, i.e. they are speciality markets -271591;1347421963;nefario;or they've all got the same or similar rules -271590;1347422100;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 30819 @ 0.00044307 = 13.655 BTC [+] -271589;1347422100;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5266 @ 0.00044441 = 2.3403 BTC [+] -271588;1347422102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33127 @ 0.00039403 = 13.053 BTC [-] -271587;1347422177;nefario;so -271586;1347422185;nefario;who wants to see my business card design? -271585;1347422213;Diablo-D3;[08:38:03] ok so that 1k btc pretty much accurate Diablo-D3 ? -271584;1347422214;Diablo-D3;no -271583;1347422232;nefario;Oh HEY Diablo-D3 -271582;1347422233;mircea_popescu;well what's missing ? or ? -271581;1347422235;nefario;you're back -271580;1347422238;dub;its a lot less than that -271579;1347422241;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: Ive issued that already -271578;1347422241;nefario;and usagi is here too -271577;1347422274;nefario;Diablo-D3: have a read on what usagi said, about me not threatening him, except for the sandwitch part -271576;1347422276;mircea_popescu;dub it is ?! -271575;1347422325;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1182260#msg1182260 -271574;1347422370;Diablo-D3;[08:34:17] You said you didn't have a personal account then you mentioned you had a personal account -271573;1347422378;Diablo-D3;I said I dont have a personal portfolio -271572;1347422382;Diablo-D3;I _only_ hold DMC -271571;1347422385;Diablo-D3;I have 40 shares of it -271570;1347422399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11862 @ 0.0003956 = 4.6926 BTC [+] -271569;1347422400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3351 @ 0.00039601 = 1.327 BTC [+] -271568;1347422434;Diablo-D3;usagi: no, I also said I dont have other accounts -271567;1347422436;Diablo-D3;I only have one -271566;1347422453;nefario;later usagi -271565;1347422454;mircea_popescu;54 BTC-MINING, currently valued 53.78 BTC -271564;1347422454;mircea_popescu;951 BTCMC, currently valued 561.08 BTC -271563;1347422454;mircea_popescu;9290 OBSI.ABMO, currently valued 929.00 BTC -271562;1347422456;nefario;USAGI! -271561;1347422459;mircea_popescu;o i see, so recent swaps ? -271560;1347422464;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes -271559;1347422474;nefario;bye -271558;1347422477;nefario;tee hee hee -271557;1347422493;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: abmo had a deal open to swap 1 asicminer for two abmo -271556;1347422527;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1018 = 0.4072 BTC [+] -271555;1347422601;mircea_popescu;aha -271554;1347422616;Bugpowder;;;ticker OBSI.ABMO -271553;1347422616;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). -271552;1347422628;Diablo-D3;its 0.1 ask, Bugpowder -271551;1347422632;Diablo-D3;and you want !ticker -271550;1347422636;Bugpowder;tx -271549;1347422639;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 36085 @ 0.00044164 = 15.9366 BTC [-] -271548;1347422642;Bugpowder;!ticker OBSI.ABMO -271547;1347422644;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.ABMO] [Bid: 0.01000001] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.08999999] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 30.3] [7dAvg: 0.09616666] -271546;1347422699;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9115 @ 0.00044164 = 4.0255 BTC [-] -271545;1347422701;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12252 @ 0.00044081 = 5.4008 BTC [-] -271544;1347422701;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 23682 @ 0.00043813 = 10.3758 BTC [-] -271543;1347422702;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 28500 @ 0.00043685 = 12.4502 BTC [-] -271542;1347422704;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 29600 @ 0.00043606 = 12.9074 BTC [-] -271541;1347422705;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18675 @ 0.00043115 = 8.0517 BTC [-] -271540;1347422706;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 26200 @ 0.00043067 = 11.2836 BTC [-] -271539;1347422707;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 23578 @ 0.00042423 = 10.0025 BTC [-] -271538;1347422708;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 25400 @ 0.00042197 = 10.718 BTC [-] -271537;1347422709;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00041402 = 0.6624 BTC [-] -271536;1347422710;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1398 @ 0.00041401 = 0.5788 BTC [-] -271535;1347422837;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: also, not that it matters, I own half of abmo -271534;1347422842;Diablo-D3;well, owned. -271533;1347422847;Diablo-D3;now nefario does -271532;1347422865;nefario;DMC shareholders -271531;1347422877;nefario;the foil in your hat is too thick -271530;1347422884;nefario;preventing needed ventelation -271529;1347422904;Diablo-D3;yes, you're going to "liquidate" it and they get 50 btc. -271528;1347422917;Diablo-D3;ZOMG THINK OF THE CHILDREN^WSHAREHOLDERS -271527;1347424259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11249 @ 0.00039601 = 4.4547 BTC [+] -271526;1347424260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5651 @ 0.00039661 = 2.2412 BTC [+] -271525;1347424314;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 40 @ 0.031 = 1.24 BTC [+] -271524;1347424559;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 41515 @ 0.00044437 = 18.448 BTC [+] -271523;1347424560;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24502 @ 0.00041401 = 10.1441 BTC [-] -271522;1347424562;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 23800 @ 0.00040185 = 9.564 BTC [-] -271521;1347424563;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 183 @ 0.00039894 = 0.073 BTC [-] -271520;1347424675;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -271519;1347424699;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.59] [Ask: 0.6197] [Spread: 0.0297] [Last: 0.6197] [24hVol: 192.69492597] [7dAvg: 0.66033478] -271518;1347424699;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [-] -271517;1347474743;Bane_Capital;This is how a ponzi collapses -271516;1347474756;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: so we're all agreeing that glbse is a ponzi now? -271515;1347474854;Diablo-D3;wow, I just scrolled up -271514;1347474863;Diablo-D3;usagi is claiming obsi is a scammer -271513;1347474865;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134654389322.png -271512;1347474948;Bane_Capital;I am talking about Obsi -271511;1347474956;Bane_Capital;Anyways, Nefario has shareholders to report to -271510;1347474962;Bane_Capital;GLBSE isn't going anywhere. -271509;1347475002;Diablo-D3;so how is obsi a ponzi? -271508;1347475113;Diablo-D3;what graph? -271507;1347475139;Diablo-D3;which issue? -271506;1347475145;Diablo-D3;obsi has at least three different things -271505;1347475159;Diablo-D3;oh -271504;1347475164;Diablo-D3;no one gives a shit about hrpt -271503;1347475168;Diablo-D3;I thought you meant his real issues -271502;1347475184;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9400 @ 0.00039933 = 3.7537 BTC [+] -271501;1347475466;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 3 @ 0.25 = 0.75 BTC [-] -271500;1347475856;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0034 = 0.34 BTC [+] -271499;1347475917;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.387 BTC [+] -271498;1347475949;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.15 = 0.75 BTC [+] -271497;1347476239;PsychoticBoy;good evening -271496;1347476256;kakobrekla;hi -271495;1347476361;Diablo-D3;[10:38:41] Boy am I glad I started selling out my OBSI earlier before the crash -271494;1347476362;Diablo-D3;[10:38:53] No way I'm getting stuck in another ponzi but now I'm trapped -271493;1347476362;Diablo-D3;[10:38:58] I have like, several thousand shares to sell -271492;1347476362;Diablo-D3;[10:39:03] and it's under .1 -271491;1347476463;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080N] 8 @ 0.11663206 = 0.9331 BTC [+] -271490;1347476464;Diablo-D3;you used the word ponzi and said obsi is the ponzier. -271489;1347476467;Diablo-D3;ponziist? -271488;1347476475;Diablo-D3;ponzniteer. -271487;1347476501;Bane_Capital;Obsi screams poor investment -271486;1347476517;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: YEAH, HOW CAN WE COMPETE WITH PIRATE'S 7%... oh wait -271485;1347476517;mircea_popescu;i thought she was a girl. -271484;1347476524;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: usagi is a guy. -271483;1347476537;mircea_popescu;usagi is a twink, but i was talking about obsi -271482;1347476544;Diablo-D3;obsis a girl now?! -271481;1347476545;Diablo-D3;wtf -271480;1347476546;chmod755;I'll change my name to Charles Ponzi for 10k BTC -271479;1347476557;mircea_popescu;ill give you 7.55 chmod 755 -271478;1347476574;Diablo-D3;I'll give you .0755 -271477;1347476574;mircea_popescu;patable in wright debt. -271476;1347476581;mircea_popescu;payable* -271475;1347476585;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: OBJECTION! -271474;1347476591;mircea_popescu;overruled. -271473;1347476604;Diablo-D3;what? thats not how that works -271472;1347476613;mircea_popescu;:D -271471;1347476630;chmod755;looking to trade wright debt for pirate debt -271470;1347476636;chmod755;lol -271469;1347476651;kakobrekla;chmod755, you really need that magazines eh -271468;1347476652;kakobrekla;:) -271467;1347476660;kakobrekla;ah -271466;1347476663;kakobrekla;dont need -271465;1347476744;Diablo-D3;I dont care what you do with your personal life -271464;1347476748;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09599997 BTC [+] -271463;1347476749;Diablo-D3;but you're not a girl -271462;1347476766;Diablo-D3;Im not going to fucking dox people -271461;1347476772;mircea_popescu;ahahah there should be a flea market -271460;1347476773;Diablo-D3;what is this, #anonymouscentral? -271459;1347476778;mircea_popescu;trading pirate debt for hashking debty etc -271458;1347476789;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: fuck, we've turned into wall street -271457;1347476826;Diablo-D3;I dont care if you and nefario are having a gay man on man homo sex relationship, its none of my business. -271456;1347476836;Diablo-D3;but dont go around claiming you're a girl on the internet -271455;1347476840;Diablo-D3;because, frankly, no one gives a fuck -271454;1347476848;Bane_Capital;He's trying to be funny -271453;1347476853;mircea_popescu;i give fucks. -271452;1347476855;Bane_Capital;but he just seems -271451;1347476861;Bane_Capital;Weird -271450;1347476873;Diablo-D3;if you're that starved for attention, just hire a prostitute -271449;1347476898;Bane_Capital;Bruce Wagner? lol -271448;1347476900;Diablo-D3;dear lord, usagi's brain is made by IBM -271447;1347476903;Bane_Capital;I have no idea. -271446;1347476944;Diablo-D3;dear lord, a loli vampire who's brain is made by IBM -271445;1347476971;jcpham;i am a crazy libyan -271444;1347476982;Diablo-D3;jcpham: heavy. -271443;1347476994;jcpham;dude i'll burn your consolate down -271442;1347477002;mircea_popescu;you can't even spell consulate -271441;1347477004;Bane_Capital;Whoever translated that Muhammad blasphemy video achieved the highest level of trolling possible. -271440;1347477007;jcpham;exactly -271439;1347477012;Diablo-D3;yeah, I think its pretty much time to nuke libya -271438;1347477015;Bane_Capital;I am pretty sure it was a Mossad agent. -271437;1347477024;Bane_Capital;Who wants US military welfare for Israel. -271436;1347477031;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: yes, a mossad agent killed a rather well known video game player -271435;1347477038;Diablo-D3;I say we nuke israel -271434;1347477050;Bane_Capital;Diablo-D3: You're going to get the JIDF in here. -271433;1347477052;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: koran -271432;1347477052;mircea_popescu;anyone want to see me burn the coran to fry meat opn the flame ? -271431;1347477055;mircea_popescu;w/e -271430;1347477056;jcpham;that's amazing mircea_popescu -271429;1347477060;jcpham;can you link me to it -271428;1347477065;mircea_popescu;mkay, lemme dig for it -271427;1347477072;jcpham;ty -271426;1347477076;Diablo-D3;so, I think what Im going to do -271425;1347477077;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2011/barbecuran/ -271424;1347477078;Diablo-D3;is start a religion -271423;1347477079;mircea_popescu;there -271422;1347477146;jcpham;if i re-upload it to youtube will you get mad -271421;1347477155;jcpham;i'll keep it private and only share with my friends -271420;1347477158;mircea_popescu;put a link to source i dun care. -271419;1347477161;mircea_popescu;you can make it public. -271418;1347477166;jcpham;ok -271417;1347477169;jcpham;will do -271416;1347477179;mircea_popescu;heck, april 2011 its been a year and a half. -271415;1347477187;mircea_popescu;i think this is absolutely clear proof that it's not the video that did it. -271414;1347477318;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -271413;1347477322;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.14] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.01] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 9.75] [7dAvg: 0.14998275] -271412;1347477323;PsychoticBoy;!ticker ABM -271411;1347477325;assbot;[GLBSE:ABM] [Bid: 0.0001] [Ask: 0.2] [Spread: 0.1999] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.1] -271410;1347477492;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.08201001 = 0.164 BTC [-] -271409;1347477494;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.08201 BTC [-] -271408;1347477495;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.082 BTC [-] -271407;1347477496;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.082 = 1.64 BTC [-] -271406;1347477498;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.081 = 8.019 BTC [-] -271405;1347477498;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.0809 = 8.09 BTC [-] -271404;1347477499;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 220 @ 0.0809 = 17.798 BTC [-] -271403;1347477500;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.08080808 = 0.8889 BTC [-] -271402;1347477501;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 43 @ 0.08 = 3.44 BTC [-] -271401;1347477519;Bane_Capital;lol -271400;1347477703;Bane_Capital;I wish sleep wasn't needed -271399;1347477780;Bane_Capital;Look what you did Diablo-D3 -271398;1347477785;Bane_Capital;That was the JIDF -271397;1347477791;Bane_Capital;checking on this place -271396;1347477901;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.08 = 0.56 BTC [-] -271395;1347477934;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.079 = 1.106 BTC [-] -271394;1347477954;mircea_popescu;so im guessing, "great that i didn't buy obsi" ? -271393;1347477962;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.078 = 3.9 BTC [-] -271392;1347477964;mircea_popescu;was sorta half thinking about throwing a hundred or two that way -271391;1347477994;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0771 = 0.3855 BTC [-] -271390;1347478071;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.077 = 7.7 BTC [-] -271389;1347478082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24501 @ 0.00039824 = 9.7573 BTC [+] -271388;1347478084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26523 @ 0.00039841 = 10.567 BTC [+] -271387;1347478114;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.075 = 0.15 BTC [-] -271386;1347478114;Bane_Capital;It might just be FUD -271385;1347478121;Bane_Capital;OBSI might have a chance -271384;1347478128;Bane_Capital;hence why people are still buying it -271383;1347478182;dust-otc;it is FUD -271382;1347478196;dust-otc;you should be fearful, uncertain and doutful though when you read the terms of OBSI.HRPT -271381;1347478231;dust-otc;EskimoBob: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=91646.msg1184140#msg1184140 why fold when there is more profit ahead? -271380;1347478301;jcpham;http://youtu.be/B2w6ffT8iXM -271379;1347478327;mircea_popescu;look ma! i'm famous on the interwebs nao -271378;1347478335;jcpham;i don't know what he's saying! -271377;1347478339;jcpham;but i want to do it! -271376;1347478382;jcpham;now i won't waste up your bandwidth -271375;1347478397;jcpham;as i watch this over and over -271374;1347478417;kakobrekla;so i click on the link -271373;1347478420;mircea_popescu;lmao -271372;1347478430;mircea_popescu;i have more bandwidth than god, but i appreciate the intent. -271371;1347478444;kakobrekla;and jewtube says the vid is not public and only those with the URL can see it -271370;1347478454;jcpham;i have some hardcore republican friends who will just eat it up -271369;1347478466;mircea_popescu;ya a girl just said the same thing to me jcpham -271368;1347478469;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0942 = 0.471 BTC [-] -271367;1347478474;mircea_popescu;as kakobrekla -271366;1347478525;mircea_popescu;and ofcourse, "How to cook Bacon by the Quran (Barbequran)" seems a better title :D -271365;1347478549;copumpkin;lol -271364;1347478558;jcpham;i put a little thought in it -271363;1347478567;jcpham;i just wonder how long until i get death threats -271362;1347478571;kakobrekla;can we get the bandwidth waster fixed -271361;1347478579;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.098 = 0.294 BTC [+] -271360;1347478586;jcpham;it's public now -271359;1347478673;mircea_popescu;death threats ? -271358;1347478677;mircea_popescu;fuck you jcpham. i kill you! -271357;1347478681;jcpham;yes! -271356;1347478717;jcpham;i did -271355;1347478733;jcpham;i wish i would have thought of it first -271354;1347478741;jcpham;i give credit where credit is due -271353;1347478748;mircea_popescu;huh ? -271352;1347478911;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.02 BTC [+] -271351;1347478956;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09539999 = 0.954 BTC [+] -271350;1347478978;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.10060003 = 3.9234 BTC [+] -271349;1347478980;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 34 @ 0.10050003 = 3.417 BTC [-] -271348;1347478981;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.10050002 = 1.005 BTC [-] -271347;1347478982;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.10050001 = 1.5075 BTC [-] -271346;1347478983;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1005 = 0.201 BTC [-] -271345;1347479030;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0942 = 0.1884 BTC [-] -271344;1347479080;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1005 = 0.804 BTC [-] -271343;1347479081;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.10030006 = 5.015 BTC [-] -271342;1347479082;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 34 @ 0.10020006 = 3.4068 BTC [-] -271341;1347479083;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.10020005 = 0.8016 BTC [-] -271340;1347479471;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5889 BTC [+] -271339;1347479595;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.08100001 = 0.972 BTC [-] -271338;1347479702;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6500 @ 0.00040513 = 2.6333 BTC [+] -271337;1347479704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4222 @ 0.0003953 = 1.669 BTC [-] -271336;1347479881;Bane_Capital;You look like one of Matthew's girlfriends. -271335;1347479922;Bane_Capital;Smoovious, I've heard things from the man you wouldn't believe. -271334;1347479947;kakobrekla;Bane_Capital, test us. -271333;1347479961;Bane_Capital;Let's see... -271332;1347479962;Bane_Capital;Oh -271331;1347479979;Bane_Capital;Yeah, he got fondled and sexually abused in a locker room as a child. -271330;1347479987;Bane_Capital;He brags about it -271329;1347479996;Bane_Capital;I was freaked out to say the least -271328;1347480009;mircea_popescu;who's this ? -271327;1347480016;Bane_Capital;Matthew N. Wright -271326;1347480025;Bane_Capital;lol I don't know -271325;1347480031;kakobrekla;well ok that preety heavy. -271324;1347480039;kakobrekla;but, belivable. -271323;1347480041;kakobrekla;:) -271322;1347480041;Bane_Capital;He calls his girlfriends his projects that need a lot of fixing -271321;1347480054;Bane_Capital;When they don't make the cut or progress -271320;1347480059;Bane_Capital;he dumps them -271319;1347480062;Bane_Capital;Very controlling -271318;1347480088;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: He's white and in Korea. Women line up. -271317;1347480100;Bane_Capital;Unfortunately. -271316;1347480143;Bane_Capital;Well he did show me the collection of red light tickets he pays off every year -271315;1347480149;Bane_Capital;He just runs lights -271314;1347480155;Bane_Capital;then pays the fines like no big deal -271313;1347480209;Bane_Capital;lol -271312;1347480262;Bane_Capital;Check your privilege. -271311;1347480283;Bane_Capital;http://i.imgur.com/OfmjE.png It could be worse. -271310;1347480366;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 2 @ 0.91 = 1.82 BTC [-] -271309;1347480398;Bane_Capital;It's a mixture of different info -271308;1347480509;kakobrekla;ill do escrow -271307;1347480513;jcpham;what r ya'll doing -271306;1347480530;Bane_Capital;Finding girls on the internet because they haven't left the house in months. -271305;1347480531;kakobrekla;fuck me*? -271304;1347480533;kakobrekla;FUCK YOU. -271303;1347480537;kakobrekla;:p -271302;1347480597;kakobrekla;in mah wallet -271301;1347480619;Bane_Capital;I would reveal hints but I don't want to spoil the fun. -271300;1347480631;Bane_Capital;She gives them blatantly in several places. -271299;1347480685;kakobrekla;obviously you are not serious. -271298;1347480700;Bane_Capital;Who? I certainly am. -271297;1347480723;kakobrekla;not you -271296;1347480746;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0034 = 0.34 BTC [+] -271295;1347480759;kakobrekla;no i just want to see the end of this -271294;1347480765;Bane_Capital;usagi: Life would be too boring otherwise. -271293;1347480778;Bane_Capital;Sitting down silent is dull. -271292;1347480867;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -271291;1347481064;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 3 @ 0.77 = 2.31 BTC [-] -271290;1347481065;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 10 @ 0.78 = 7.8 BTC [+] -271289;1347481067;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 10 @ 0.79 = 7.9 BTC [+] -271288;1347481068;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 20 @ 0.8 = 16 BTC [+] -271287;1347481069;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 7 @ 0.8 = 5.6 BTC [+] -271286;1347481300;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.09499998 = 0.285 BTC [+] -271285;1347481410;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.101 = 0.606 BTC [+] -271284;1347481412;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 26 @ 0.10020005 = 2.6052 BTC [-] -271283;1347481413;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 34 @ 0.10020004 = 3.4068 BTC [-] -271282;1347481414;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 34 @ 0.10020003 = 3.4068 BTC [-] -271281;1347481415;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 168 @ 0.10010001 = 16.8168 BTC [-] -271280;1347481683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12533 @ 0.00039841 = 4.9933 BTC [+] -271279;1347481684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12867 @ 0.00039957 = 5.1413 BTC [+] -271278;1347481761;mircea_popescu;When they don't make the cut or progress he dumps them << i do the exact same thing. -271277;1347481901;MoneyIsDebt;creepy -271276;1347481914;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXmYv_Tc34A << her life before islam was sporadic. -271275;1347481943;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.09999 BTC [+] -271274;1347481991;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09499998 = 0.95 BTC [+] -271273;1347481993;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.09499999 = 1.045 BTC [+] -271272;1347481994;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.09499999 = 1.235 BTC [+] -271271;1347481994;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.095 = 1.33 BTC [+] -271270;1347481996;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.09529999 = 2.2872 BTC [+] -271269;1347481997;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.0953 = 0.5718 BTC [+] -271268;1347481998;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 70 @ 0.09539999 = 6.678 BTC [+] -271267;1347481999;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.0954 = 2.0034 BTC [+] -271266;1347482000;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 28 @ 0.0954 = 2.6712 BTC [+] -271265;1347482002;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.09699999 = 1.649 BTC [+] -271264;1347482003;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.097 = 0.291 BTC [+] -271263;1347482099;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0997 BTC [+] -271262;1347482101;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.0999 = 9.8901 BTC [+] -271261;1347482102;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.09999945 = 1.9 BTC [+] -271260;1347482102;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 75 @ 0.0999997 = 7.5 BTC [+] -271259;1347482104;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 450 @ 0.0999998 = 44.9999 BTC [+] -271258;1347482105;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.09999999 = 5 BTC [+] -271257;1347482106;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 91 @ 0.1 = 9.1 BTC [+] -271256;1347482107;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -271255;1347482108;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 85 @ 0.1 = 8.5 BTC [+] -271254;1347482110;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -271253;1347482111;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.1 = 6 BTC [+] -271252;1347482112;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 133 @ 0.098 = 13.034 BTC [-] -271251;1347482114;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.09 = 3.15 BTC [-] -271250;1347482115;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09 = 0.36 BTC [-] -271249;1347482116;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.08150001 = 0.326 BTC [-] -271248;1347482118;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0815 BTC [-] -271247;1347482119;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.08001 = 8.001 BTC [-] -271246;1347482135;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.08 = 1.84 BTC [-] -271245;1347482147;Diablo-D3;man whats with the hrpt fight -271244;1347482151;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.08150002 = 1.7115 BTC [+] -271243;1347482172;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 179 @ 0.08 = 14.32 BTC [-] -271242;1347482174;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 471 @ 0.1 = 47.1 BTC [+] -271241;1347482201;mircea_popescu;!ticker obsi.hrpt -271240;1347482207;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.HRPT] [Bid: 0.08100001] [Ask: 0.099] [Spread: 0.01799999] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 402.72168739] [7dAvg: 0.0992472] -271239;1347482222;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.08100001 = 4.05 BTC [-] -271238;1347482223;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.08000001 = 4 BTC [-] -271237;1347482229;mircea_popescu;lol 20% spread -271236;1347482248;Diablo-D3;Obsi: usagi called hrpt a scam :< -271235;1347482289;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 90 @ 0.08 = 7.2 BTC [-] -271234;1347482291;Obsi;yall are a buncha drama queens -271233;1347482305;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [-] -271232;1347482323;Obsi;I now think of you guys as "matthew lite" -271231;1347482343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24224 @ 0.00039957 = 9.6792 BTC [+] -271230;1347482344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21843 @ 0.00040027 = 8.7431 BTC [+] -271229;1347482346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60200 @ 0.00040065 = 24.1191 BTC [+] -271228;1347482348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00040076 = 1.042 BTC [+] -271227;1347482349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15038 @ 0.00040089 = 6.0286 BTC [+] -271226;1347482349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43700 @ 0.00040113 = 17.5294 BTC [+] -271225;1347482350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32395 @ 0.00040116 = 12.9956 BTC [+] -271224;1347482362;MoneyIsDebt;and you think of yourself as pirate lite ? -271223;1347482401;mircea_popescu;obsi : screw you guys, i'm going home! -271222;1347482884;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 21 @ 0.03 = 0.63 BTC [-] -271221;1347482955;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: echo chamber much? -271220;1347483036;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 21 @ 0.03 = 0.63 BTC [+] -271219;1347483140;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 21 @ 0.03 = 0.63 BTC [-] -271218;1347483152;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 42 @ 0.0865 = 3.633 BTC [+] -271217;1347483287;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0865 = 0.4325 BTC [+] -271216;1347483287;Diablo-D3;usagi: your email is still usagi.meijin@gmail.com ? -271215;1347483327;Obsi;Not sure... prolly dusts graph or usagi dumping -271214;1347483340;Obsi;waiting for another GLBSE deposit to buy moar -271213;1347483526;Obsi;Still paying and I'm happy to buy any amount of shares at 0.08 -271212;1347483631;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 92 @ 0.0865 = 7.958 BTC [+] -271211;1347483632;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.09888 = 1.9776 BTC [+] -271210;1347483633;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 28 @ 0.09888999 = 2.7689 BTC [+] -271209;1347483634;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.09889 = 0.7911 BTC [+] -271208;1347483636;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.09889995 = 1.0879 BTC [+] -271207;1347483637;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09889996 BTC [+] -271206;1347483638;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09889997 = 0.989 BTC [+] -271205;1347483639;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09889998 BTC [+] -271204;1347483640;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0989 = 0.4945 BTC [+] -271203;1347483641;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.0999 = 9.8901 BTC [+] -271202;1347483642;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 425 @ 0.1 = 42.5 BTC [+] -271201;1347483727;Obsi;Well that makes my incoming deposit kinda pointless... anyone wanna sell OBSI.1MHS or ABMO at discount? -271200;1347483753;Obsi;How much? -271199;1347483764;Diablo-D3;http://otakutalk.org/topic/894 -271198;1347483765;Diablo-D3;lol -271197;1347483812;Diablo-D3;lol now usagi is repeating lines from me -271196;1347483815;Obsi;You need to get Munger -271195;1347483926;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -271194;1347483928;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7321 = 3.6605 BTC [-] -271193;1347483929;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.732 = 6.588 BTC [-] -271192;1347483930;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.73100001 = 1.462 BTC [-] -271191;1347483931;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.731 = 2.924 BTC [-] -271190;1347483932;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.73000001 = 2.92 BTC [-] -271189;1347483963;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14100 @ 0.0004 = 5.64 BTC [-] -271188;1347483964;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7919 @ 0.00039518 = 3.1294 BTC [-] -271187;1347483966;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17581 @ 0.00039487 = 6.9422 BTC [-] -271186;1347484074;Obsi;usagi bought up all the under 0.1 -271185;1347484121;Diablo-D3;okay so -271184;1347484177;Diablo-D3;usagi calls hrpt a scam -271183;1347484178;Obsi;my coin -271182;1347484182;Diablo-D3;price plummets -271181;1347484205;Diablo-D3;usagi buys cheap hrpt -271180;1347484207;Diablo-D3;price goes up -271179;1347484245;MoneyIsDebt;well... first he calls it a ponzi, says he'll dump it, then price falls , THEN he buys them cheap -271178;1347484253;Diablo-D3;MoneyIsDebt: exactly -271177;1347484258;Diablo-D3;whos the scammer here, eh? -271176;1347484285;Obsi;nope -271175;1347484299;Obsi;I was depositing coin in my GLBSE account and he sniped it -271174;1347484326;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: obsi was going to buy hrpt shares for himself -271173;1347484333;Obsi;usagi bought up the opportunity before I could -271172;1347484337;Obsi;with his coin -271171;1347484347;Diablo-D3;what usagi did would be considered illegal in the real world -271170;1347484350;Diablo-D3;but oh well -271169;1347484381;Diablo-D3;usagi: dude! I quoted what you said! -271168;1347484384;Diablo-D3;do you deny it? -271167;1347484492;rg;i buy bitvps shares back -271166;1347484496;rg;theres nothing wrong with that -271165;1347484552;Diablo-D3;[10:38:41] Boy am I glad I started selling out my OBSI earlier before the crash -271164;1347484552;Diablo-D3;[10:38:53] No way I'm getting stuck in another ponzi but now I'm trapped -271163;1347484552;Diablo-D3;[10:38:58] I have like, several thousand shares to sell -271162;1347484552;Diablo-D3;[10:39:03] and it's under .1 -271161;1347484567;mircea_popescu;rg you don't go around fuding it first tho. -271160;1347484570;rg;#1 rule of IRC -271159;1347484573;rg;dont believe everything you read -271158;1347484579;rg;you should all know that. -271157;1347484596;Diablo-D3;usagi: what you did was say obsi.hrpt was a scam, wait for the prices to plummet, and then you bought them cheap -271156;1347484600;Diablo-D3;that IS illegal on wall street. -271155;1347484627;Diablo-D3;you're like 15! -271154;1347484719;Diablo-D3;yes, because I'd strangle people for putting millions of people out of work so they could buy a new yacht! -271153;1347484729;rg;idont see the problem here -271152;1347484730;Diablo-D3;you're no different than them -271151;1347484731;rg;he thought one thing -271150;1347484733;rg;changed his mind -271149;1347484735;rg;and bought -271148;1347484742;rg;that happens all the time -271147;1347484745;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 13 @ 1 = 13 BTC [-] -271146;1347484745;Diablo-D3;rg: no, he spread rumors, waited for price to plummet, then bought -271145;1347484752;kakobrekla;define spreading the rumor -271144;1347484755;rg;puh leaze -271143;1347484770;rg;Diablo-D3 is just pissy cause of DMC -271142;1347484777;Diablo-D3;rg: nope -271141;1347484791;Diablo-D3;nefario is just a small blip on the radar -271140;1347484801;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0978 BTC [+] -271139;1347484812;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 33 @ 1 = 33 BTC [-] -271138;1347484823;Diablo-D3;even if nefario makes usagi the new "ceo", DMC will continue on without their interference -271137;1347484854;mircea_popescu;and their assets. -271136;1347484869;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the assets can be replaced. -271135;1347484893;mircea_popescu;the only truely irreplaceable thing is the ceo's vision, rite ? -271134;1347484911;Diablo-D3;I will continue to record those assets as stolen, and on every single monthly report on who stole them. -271133;1347484919;Diablo-D3;it will never be forgotten what nefario and usagi have done -271132;1347484949;Diablo-D3;usagi: you're not fooling anyone here -271131;1347484968;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I am the founder of CEO, I hold those on behalf of the shareholders -271130;1347484980;Diablo-D3;what we have is a single shareholder trying to take over the company -271129;1347484982;Diablo-D3;and its not going to work -271128;1347485032;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I have to go away? lol. -271127;1347485045;Diablo-D3;I will hold the money for shareholders until nefario can be forced to turn the data over. -271126;1347485060;rg;[14:22] what we have is a single shareholder trying to take over the company -271125;1347485063;rg;lol -271124;1347485064;rg;awesome -271123;1347485071;rg;corporate takeover/intrigue! -271122;1347485073;mircea_popescu;srsly. -271121;1347485080;rg;at least its interesting -271120;1347485155;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: shares -271119;1347485175;Diablo-D3;usagi: you can paste whatever you want. -271118;1347485207;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: yes, but then the money goes into a trust until it can be turned over to the legitimate shareholders -271117;1347485214;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: nefario cant touch anything that isnt on glbse -271116;1347485226;Diablo-D3;usagi: you can claim whatever you want -271115;1347485226;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 7 @ 0.0045 = 0.0315 BTC [+] -271114;1347485228;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.5889 = 2.3556 BTC [+] -271113;1347485234;Diablo-D3;and Ive already told obsi what you asked me to do -271112;1347485237;Diablo-D3;he already knows -271111;1347485247;Diablo-D3;and I already apologized to him in private -271110;1347485264;Diablo-D3;there is no problem with asicminer, and his 2:1 trade for it was a great deal -271109;1347485279;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: Im never building a company like that ever again -271108;1347485291;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: greedy people will try to steal everything you have -271107;1347485313;Diablo-D3;DMC will survive usagi and nefario -271106;1347485322;Obsi;like sitting in a piranha tank -271105;1347485331;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: Ive repeatedly answered your questions, why continue asking them? -271104;1347485335;Diablo-D3;what am I, obama? -271103;1347485341;Diablo-D3;HERP DERP BORN IN KENYA -271102;1347485347;Diablo-D3;HERP DERP BORN IN KENYA -271101;1347485351;Diablo-D3;HERP DERP BORN IN KENYA -271100;1347485358;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: thats all I hear out of you. -271099;1347485365;Diablo-D3;so go troll elsewhere -271098;1347485394;Diablo-D3;usagi: I asked you to insure DMC with CPA, and you know what you told me? "we cant, the people I invested the money in stole it" -271097;1347485415;Diablo-D3;usagi: and you know what you said when I asked you to manage the assets with nyan or bmf? "abmo is a scam" -271096;1347485456;Diablo-D3;Dude, you sold me out long ago -271095;1347485463;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 39 @ 0.10050001 = 3.9195 BTC [-] -271094;1347485464;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [-] -271093;1347485466;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.1005 = 0.9045 BTC [-] -271092;1347485467;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 37 @ 0.10040001 = 3.7148 BTC [-] -271091;1347485469;Diablo-D3;You never did help me! -271090;1347485484;Diablo-D3;All you did was try to make a grab for the DMC assets and fuck over all the other shareholders -271089;1347485486;OneMiner;Birthers??!? lol -271088;1347485496;Diablo-D3;Wow, we were dating? I didn't even get a dinner. -271087;1347485509;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: thats what it feels like -271086;1347485523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00040032 = 0.9608 BTC [-] -271085;1347485532;Diablo-D3;apparently dedi/cloud resale contracts "cost thousands of btc, thus Diablo stole them" -271084;1347485560;mircea_popescu;ok, guys, who stole my car ? -271083;1347485566;Diablo-D3;usagi: I have repeatedly answered that question -271082;1347485583;Diablo-D3;and Ive already said on the thread that _you_ agreed with my assessment. -271081;1347485614;Diablo-D3;I dont have a personal portfolio -271080;1347485619;Diablo-D3;I never claimed I did -271079;1347485653;Diablo-D3;if you get 100% of the assets? YES YOU DO. -271078;1347485686;Diablo-D3;usagi: if you're so pro-DMC, then vote to keep me as CEO on nefario's fake motion that he wont put up -271077;1347485702;Diablo-D3;lol -271076;1347485722;Diablo-D3;usagi: both you and nefario will probably end up with scammer tags on the forum because of this -271075;1347485751;mircea_popescu;srsly ? -271074;1347485755;OneMiner;Smoovious http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Requirements_for_becoming_a_president#United_States_of_America http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural-born-citizen_clause_of_the_U.S._Constitution -271073;1347485762;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 9 @ 0.10627924 = 0.9565 BTC [+] -271072;1347485764;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 5 @ 0.10619574 = 0.531 BTC [-] -271071;1347485765;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 986 @ 0.08730379 = 86.0815 BTC [-] -271070;1347485891;Diablo-D3;Im not the only one that thinks this -271069;1347485907;Diablo-D3;you ask me to turn on obsi even though Im a shareholder of half of abmo -271068;1347485914;Diablo-D3;you refuse to insure dmc -271067;1347485918;Diablo-D3;you refuse to manage dmc's assets -271066;1347485927;Diablo-D3;and then you back up nefario when he pulls this shit -271065;1347485942;Diablo-D3;because _you didnt want abmo_ -271064;1347485943;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 2 @ 0.22494287 = 0.4499 BTC [-] -271063;1347485944;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 884 @ 0.18299172 = 161.7647 BTC [-] -271062;1347485958;Diablo-D3;and suggested I tell obsi that asicminer is going to not deliver so I could get his 5000 shares of asicminer -271061;1347486022;mircea_popescu;wait what ? -271060;1347486050;copumpkin;Smoovious: is it the shit that michael jackson has been munching on for the past couple of decades? -271059;1347486056;copumpkin;I've been eating that for a while too -271058;1347486058;Diablo-D3;I did what my shareholders asked! Why the fuck do you I worked my ass of on this deal to bring in more revenue and serve the bitcoin community better! -271057;1347486059;OneMiner;Smoovious I'm all for that. Send it to the courts, that's what they are there for. Continuously redefining the country to improve it should be a goal. -271056;1347486069;Diablo-D3;they wanted more money, and thats what I tried to do! -271055;1347486119;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.55 = 2.75 BTC [+] -271054;1347486243;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 4 @ 0.06825929 = 0.273 BTC [+] -271053;1347486244;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 12 @ 0.06357143 = 0.7629 BTC [-] -271052;1347486246;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 734 @ 0.05344827 = 39.231 BTC [-] -271051;1347486469;OneMiner;While I'm a fan of much of the constitution, it's reasonable to expect that changes will be made over time. For example the 2nd amendment. I interpet that as a gun to the head of the govt., the designers of the constitution wanted to be sure that a govt. not of the people couldn't stand. Now we have cruise missles and I feel that the orginal intent has been defeated. What should happen? We stick with what we have and change nothing? Scrap the 2n -271050;1347486512;OneMiner;d? Or redefine it to fit with the orginal intent? That's what congress should be doing, then the courts take over from there. Insteadwe have bla, nothing, a promise to not get anything done untill the election. -271049;1347486554;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 2 @ 0.000239 = 0.0005 BTC [-] -271048;1347486605;OneMiner;Holding a knife is bearing arms too you know. I don't think they have gone so overboard. You can buy a long rifle in any state. -271047;1347486752;OneMiner;I don't care if you can buy M60s no citizen millitia can stand against even the National Guard. The orginal intent of the 2nd is dead dead dead. -271046;1347486764;Obsi;Whoever wants > 1% returns a day I guess -271045;1347486789;mircea_popescu; I don't care if you can buy M60s no citizen millitia can stand against even the National Guard. The orginal intent of the 2nd is dead dead dead. << this is wrong. -271044;1347486802;mircea_popescu;afganistan is still standing just fine, against the whole us military. -271043;1347486809;mircea_popescu;currently, nothing can defeat a citizen militia. -271042;1347486986;OneMiner;I dig. You got some points there. But I don't think you really understand how coordinated and powerful they are. Afganistan is a cluster F at this point. The mission is all screwed up. The army is acting as a punching bag. -271041;1347487008;mircea_popescu;ya well... -271040;1347487018;mircea_popescu;so it's not REALLY the gun that's the problem. will and discipline are. -271039;1347487026;mircea_popescu;like it was with the war of independence, just more so. -271038;1347487145;copumpkin;You and whose army? -271037;1347487259;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://trilema.com/2011/barbecuran/#comment-88769 -271036;1347487262;OneMiner;Ya, Iraq was a cluster F from the start. -271035;1347487357;OneMiner;All the wars where the US decided to just F up the enemy were won hands down. You can see the other results. -271034;1347487374;mircea_popescu;vietnam ? -271033;1347487384;OneMiner;Oh, except when we tried to invade Canada, damn igloo building pinkos. -271032;1347487408;mircea_popescu;seems to me the russians won ww2, so. meh. dubious argument but anyway not really fit for -assets. -271031;1347487431;OneMiner;Vietnam was all about nation building. Propping up the South against the Commie North. That war fits into the second catagory. -271030;1347487480;OneMiner;mircea_popescu If there was one less front the Russians would have walked into a meat grinder. It was the combined effort and I'm sick of people saying X won WWII. -271029;1347487502;mircea_popescu;ok so then pretty much the conclusion is the us won no war to your standards, -271028;1347487506;mircea_popescu;just participated in a lot of messes. -271027;1347487515;OneMiner;EskimoBob are you reading what I'm writing? -271026;1347487671;OneMiner;The US kicked ass in the war of independence, Mexican America war, Korea, I'm probably missing some others... Panama, Granada. -271025;1347487732;OneMiner;Ya, the Americans played their part in them. I'm NOT suggesting the US won WWI-II by themselves at all. Just that the alies would have gotten their spleens handed to them. -271024;1347487750;mircea_popescu;granada ok. -271023;1347487796;OneMiner;Smoovious +1 -271022;1347487802;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16100 @ 0.00040513 = 6.5226 BTC [+] -271021;1347487893;OneMiner;I'm out guys. Bye. -271020;1347487904;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10399 BTC [+] -271019;1347488062;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [+] -271018;1347488150;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0034 = 0.0102 BTC [+] -271017;1347488389;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0978 BTC [+] -271016;1347488456;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 12 @ 1 = 12 BTC [-] -271015;1347488515;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -271014;1347489086;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.095 = 9.5 BTC [-] -271013;1347489175;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 329 @ 0.00999999 = 3.29 BTC [+] -271012;1347489176;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 421 @ 0.00999999 = 4.21 BTC [+] -271011;1347489663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 265 @ 0.00039677 = 0.1051 BTC [-] -271010;1347489811;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.09999999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -271009;1347489918;novusordo;the drama level in this channel is over 9000 -271008;1347489929;novusordo;sons, i am dissapoint -271007;1347489981;kakobrekla;drama makes world go round. -271006;1347490003;novusordo;this community needs a solid boot to the ass -271005;1347490054;novusordo;we're supposed to be launching the world's first successful cryptocurrency into primetime -271004;1347490076;FabianB;more love and peace -271003;1347490086;kakobrekla;novusordo, supposed to. :) -271002;1347490093;mircea_popescu;novusordo some of us are. -271001;1347490105;mircea_popescu;in every office a couple guys do all the work, the rest just dick about. -271000;1347490142;novusordo;it just burns me to see a project with such great potential getting shat on by asshats -270999;1347490170;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 21 @ 0.0329998 = 0.693 BTC [+] -270998;1347490181;kakobrekla;i guess it shall pass. -270997;1347490760;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 10 @ 0.8 = 8 BTC [-] -270996;1347491037;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 10 @ 0.649 = 6.49 BTC [+] -270995;1347491072;mircea_popescu;novusordo which project is that ? -270994;1347491176;novusordo;mircea_popescu: Bitcoin -270993;1347491198;mircea_popescu;im sure it'll be fine. -270992;1347491222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9935 @ 0.00039677 = 3.9419 BTC [-] -270991;1347491223;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1 @ 0.8702005 BTC [-] -270990;1347491225;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1 @ 0.85457684 BTC [-] -270989;1347491226;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 712 @ 0.79449104 = 565.6776 BTC [-] -270988;1347491315;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.09999999 = 10 BTC [+] -270987;1347491317;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 3 @ 0.08 = 0.24 BTC [-] -270986;1347491332;novusordo;of course, everything passes with time. it's just aggravating. -270985;1347491385;mircea_popescu;see, when they say bitcoin is resilient and when they say no government could take it down -270984;1347491386;mircea_popescu;they mean it -270983;1347491398;mircea_popescu;no human agency, even if working from within, even if it be the agency of idiocy. -270982;1347491424;toffoo;novusordo: I dunno, I think you could argue that a system as free, open, and unregulated as bitcoin will always invite a fair share of asshats. it's the cost of freedom. -270981;1347491444;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 5 @ 0.1051 = 0.5255 BTC [-] -270980;1347491445;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 75 @ 0.1001 = 7.5075 BTC [-] -270979;1347491518;jcpham;sorry mircea_popescu i attract the trolls -270978;1347491524;mircea_popescu;lol -270977;1347491526;jcpham;i shared it here and with one person -270976;1347491534;mircea_popescu;i dun care. -270975;1347491538;jcpham;me neither -270974;1347491542;jcpham;forgot about it already -270973;1347491552;jcpham;i need a text transcript -270972;1347491554;mircea_popescu;whne you run the largest blog in any language space for a few years running you get immune or dead. -270971;1347491559;jcpham;where you are screaming "down with islam" -270970;1347491568;mircea_popescu;lol it's nothing of the sort, i just read from them -270969;1347491574;mircea_popescu;there's a funny ? ? ? profit joke in there too -270968;1347491581;Diablo-D3;btw -270967;1347491588;Diablo-D3;why the fuck is it every major css thing sucks -270966;1347491591;Diablo-D3;its insane -270965;1347491642;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.1399 = 1.399 BTC [-] -270964;1347491796;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC -270963;1347491882;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.069 = 0.138 BTC [-] -270962;1347492057;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.HRPT] [Bid: 0.094] [Ask: 0.09999997] [Spread: 0.00599997] [Last: 0.09999999] [24hVol: 500.05041498] [7dAvg: 0.09897859] -270961;1347492524;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [+] -270960;1347492903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12602 @ 0.00040005 = 5.0414 BTC [+] -270959;1347492904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24000 @ 0.0003962 = 9.5088 BTC [-] -270958;1347492905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13998 @ 0.00039613 = 5.545 BTC [-] -270957;1347493009;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 15 @ 0.03 = 0.45 BTC [-] -270956;1347493011;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.03 BTC [-] -270955;1347493220;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -270954;1347493471;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.09999991 = 3.7 BTC [-] -270953;1347493492;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.0034 = 0.0238 BTC [+] -270952;1347493800;novusordo;!ticker ASICMINER -270951;1347493804;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.1004] [Ask: 0.10399] [Spread: 0.00359] [Last: 0.10399] [24hVol: 76.70169334] [7dAvg: 0.10965608] -270950;1347493972;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09999989 = 0.4 BTC [-] -270949;1347494117;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.099 = 1.881 BTC [-] -270948;1347494372;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 15 @ 0.0155 = 0.2325 BTC [+] -270947;1347494400;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.099 = 0.792 BTC [-] -270946;1347494465;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 55 @ 0.015 = 0.825 BTC [-] -270945;1347494518;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 30 @ 0.0149 = 0.447 BTC [-] -270944;1347494520;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09899998 BTC [-] -270943;1347494549;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 65 @ 0.0148 = 0.962 BTC [-] -270942;1347494582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00040034 = 4.0434 BTC [+] -270941;1347494583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00040116 = 6.7796 BTC [+] -270940;1347494584;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 200 @ 0.0147 = 2.94 BTC [-] -270939;1347494931;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -270938;1347494934;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09899996 BTC [-] -270937;1347495089;mircea_popescu;"If you think over 1000BTC is a small amount, why don't you just buy my debt off and I'll shut up, and at the same time, I'll praise you as lord." -270936;1347495123;mircea_popescu;quote of the day, week, year... if anyone ever wonders why there's so many rabid people in btc... well, it's cause someone bought them lunch sometime. or a pair of shoes. -270935;1347495154;chmod755;bitcoin needs a debt exchange -270934;1347495187;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09879999 BTC [-] -270933;1347495207;mircea_popescu;it kinda has one. people have been using their mpex holdings to back claims, do repos etc. -270932;1347495208;Lyspooner;chmod755, debt is typically traded otc -270931;1347495225;mircea_popescu;bitcoin has one, the only thing is that it can not (nor should it work) without gpg and a few other tidbits. -270930;1347495250;mircea_popescu;so in short, bitcoin needs fewer people that imagine they are part of it without being in fact involved. -270929;1347495302;kakobrekla;who are you dissing again here sorry lost track -270928;1347495311;Lyspooner;i don't think bitcoin is mature enough to standardize debt contracts on an exchange -270927;1347495322;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner nah it'd all be otc for a while yet. -270926;1347495364;Lyspooner;right -270925;1347495391;mircea_popescu;arguably debt negotiation should be otc anyway. -270924;1347495414;Lyspooner;bitcoin debt obligations are so person-to-person specific that i doubt a single entity could profitably run a clearing business -270923;1347495436;Lyspooner;or a debt exchange -270922;1347495480;Lyspooner;just look at the number of successful bitcoin escrow services, for example -270921;1347495485;mircea_popescu;might be possible, but we're still a few steps removed from it i think -270920;1347495488;mircea_popescu;in due time, as they say. -270919;1347495510;Lyspooner;yes, of course -270918;1347495518;Lyspooner;i'd say 4 years -270917;1347495539;mircea_popescu;who knows... -270916;1347495558;Lyspooner;mpoe will probably run away with deposits between now and 2016 :) -270915;1347495571;Lyspooner;so who can we trust -270914;1347495605;mircea_popescu;lmao -270913;1347495612;mircea_popescu;how do you figure ? -270912;1347495622;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.09879999 = 4.3472 BTC [-] -270911;1347495624;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.0988 = 1.976 BTC [+] -270910;1347495626;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 93 @ 0.09899995 = 9.207 BTC [+] -270909;1347495627;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 34 @ 0.09899999 = 3.366 BTC [+] -270908;1347495628;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.099 = 1.188 BTC [+] -270907;1347495645;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0976 BTC [-] -270906;1347495660;Lyspooner;i don't figure this -270905;1347495695;Lyspooner;it's just been reasonably tough to trust any business to store bitcoin deposits -270904;1347495710;Lyspooner;so how can we start a debt exchange -270903;1347495746;mircea_popescu;so mpoe/mpes has been around for something like 14 months now, -270902;1347495747;Lyspooner;your company seems to do well at it -270901;1347495750;mircea_popescu;and i see you give it till 2016 -270900;1347495756;mircea_popescu;i guess by 2016 it will be 2050 ? -270899;1347495827;Lyspooner;i think it will be around for longer than 2050 if the people who run it are like you -270898;1347495841;mircea_popescu;well they'd better be lol. -270897;1347495843;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0976 BTC [-] -270896;1347495860;Lyspooner;i swear that MPOE PR person on the forums is you -270895;1347495866;mircea_popescu;really ? -270894;1347495868;Lyspooner;yep -270893;1347495900;Lyspooner;you're both so very upettable -270892;1347495901;mircea_popescu;nice compliment she says :D -270891;1347495904;Lyspooner;upsettable -270890;1347495917;Lyspooner;oh you must be married or related or something? -270889;1347495944;mircea_popescu;neither, no. i'm single. -270888;1347495967;Lyspooner;well, dinner parties with you two (or you one) must be frightening if you arrive at the door with an opinion -270887;1347495981;Lyspooner;:) -270886;1347495990;mircea_popescu;:D -270885;1347496023;mircea_popescu;you know actually, erlier this week we were having dinner in this one place where previous we were with a third party who -270884;1347496035;mircea_popescu;wanted to know if we're married ; related ; declared this is fucking scary. -270883;1347496037;mircea_popescu;so... yeah. -270882;1347496113;Lyspooner;sounds about right -270881;1347496173;mircea_popescu;and also she's tall. so you'd better not be short either. -270880;1347496186;Lyspooner;fuck the short -270879;1347496189;mircea_popescu;haha -270878;1347496215;Lyspooner;you pay her in coin? -270877;1347496241;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.097 = 0.485 BTC [-] -270876;1347496242;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09699998 BTC [-] -270875;1347496244;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0951 BTC [-] -270874;1347496245;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.094 = 0.47 BTC [-] -270873;1347496246;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0925 = 0.4625 BTC [-] -270872;1347496247;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0901 BTC [-] -270871;1347496248;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.09 = 1.08 BTC [-] -270870;1347496263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23502 @ 0.00039613 = 9.3098 BTC [-] -270869;1347496264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4335 @ 0.0003953 = 1.7136 BTC [-] -270868;1347496310;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 500 @ 0.00999999 = 5 BTC [+] -270867;1347496685;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 20 @ 0.0212 = 0.424 BTC [-] -270866;1347496924;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.09 = 0.72 BTC [-] -270865;1347496925;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.08400002 BTC [-] -270864;1347496925;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.084 BTC [-] -270863;1347496926;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.08310004 = 0.9141 BTC [-] -270862;1347496928;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.08310003 = 0.4155 BTC [-] -270861;1347496929;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.08310003 = 1.2465 BTC [-] -270860;1347496930;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.08310002 = 0.831 BTC [-] -270859;1347496931;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.08310001 = 1.2465 BTC [-] -270858;1347496933;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.0831 = 0.7479 BTC [-] -270857;1347496934;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.08300004 = 0.913 BTC [-] -270856;1347496934;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.08300003 = 0.415 BTC [-] -270855;1347496935;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.08300002 = 2.075 BTC [-] -270854;1347496936;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.08300001 = 2.075 BTC [-] -270853;1347496937;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.08100001 = 0.324 BTC [-] -270852;1347496938;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.08000001 BTC [-] -270851;1347496939;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 54 @ 0.08 = 4.32 BTC [-] -270850;1347497000;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 43 @ 0.08000001 = 3.44 BTC [+] -270849;1347497002;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 46 @ 0.08 = 3.68 BTC [-] -270848;1347497003;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.08 = 2.4 BTC [-] -270847;1347497004;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.07910001 = 3.8759 BTC [-] -270846;1347497006;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.0791 = 7.8309 BTC [-] -270845;1347497006;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.07010001 = 3.4349 BTC [-] -270844;1347497007;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.0701 = 6.9399 BTC [-] -270843;1347497008;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.07000002 = 3.5 BTC [-] -270842;1347497009;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.07000001 = 2.45 BTC [-] -270841;1347497010;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITSPLIT.MINING.1TH] 8 @ 0.033 = 0.264 BTC -270840;1347497028;mircea_popescu;i was gonna wow, but then i added up the 20 btc. -270839;1347497078;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.07000002 = 0.21 BTC [+] -270838;1347497079;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 65 @ 0.07000001 = 4.55 BTC [-] -270837;1347497080;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.07000001 = 3.5 BTC [-] -270836;1347497081;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.07 = 7 BTC [-] -270835;1347497083;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.06 = 5.94 BTC [-] -270834;1347497149;Bugpowder;If they take out 0.05 I will wow -270833;1347497592;PsychoticBoy;major obsi dump -270832;1347497637;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.265 BTC [+] -270831;1347497639;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 12 @ 0.26 = 3.12 BTC [-] -270830;1347497701;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 9 @ 0.131 = 1.179 BTC [-] -270829;1347497774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27457 @ 0.00039503 = 10.8463 BTC [-] -270828;1347497876;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 20 @ 0.032 = 0.64 BTC [+] -270827;1347498123;Lucidize;wow TEEK.B took a nosedive -270826;1347498695;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 132 @ 0.15 = 19.8 BTC [+] -270825;1347498697;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 68 @ 0.15 = 10.2 BTC [+] -270824;1347498829;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 3 @ 0.32 = 0.96 BTC [-] -270823;1347499181;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -270822;1347499182;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.145] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.005] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 39.15] [7dAvg: 0.14999999] -270821;1347499323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26400 @ 0.00039733 = 10.4895 BTC [+] -270820;1347499559;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.103887 = 1.0389 BTC [-] -270819;1347499563;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [-] -270818;1347499895;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 41 @ 0.00920001 = 0.3772 BTC [-] -270817;1347499896;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.0092 = 0.0184 BTC [-] -270816;1347499898;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.00915 = 0.0275 BTC [-] -270815;1347499899;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 54 @ 0.00910002 = 0.4914 BTC [-] -270814;1347499980;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 65 @ 0.1025 = 6.6625 BTC [-] -270813;1347500103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5800 @ 0.0034 = 19.72 BTC [+] -270812;1347500162;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 21800 @ 0.00040346 = 8.7954 BTC [-] -270811;1347500164;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 28200 @ 0.00039487 = 11.1353 BTC [-] -270810;1347523869;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.104 = 1.04 BTC [+] -270809;1347524882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25465 @ 0.0003936 = 10.023 BTC [-] -270808;1347524883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23535 @ 0.00039357 = 9.2627 BTC [-] -270807;1347525269;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -270806;1347525270;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 5 @ 0.10029999 = 0.5015 BTC [+] -270805;1347526252;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10439 BTC [+] -270804;1347526563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4365 @ 0.00039357 = 1.7179 BTC [-] -270803;1347526564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00039352 = 2.0463 BTC [-] -270802;1347526565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33900 @ 0.00039337 = 13.3352 BTC [-] -270801;1347526566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10130 @ 0.0003932 = 3.9831 BTC [-] -270800;1347526625;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 135 @ 0.0034 = 0.459 BTC [+] -270799;1347526760;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 57 @ 0.10439 = 5.9502 BTC [+] -270798;1347526762;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 184 @ 0.10449 = 19.2262 BTC [+] -270797;1347526762;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1045 = 1.045 BTC [+] -270796;1347526763;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 112 @ 0.1046 = 11.7152 BTC [+] -270795;1347526823;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 160 @ 0.105 = 16.8 BTC [+] -270794;1347526844;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1049 BTC [-] -270793;1347526845;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -270792;1347527793;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0891 BTC [+] -270791;1347528099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 505 @ 0.00337901 = 1.7064 BTC [-] -270790;1347529304;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 7 @ 0.0001268 = 0.0009 BTC [+] -270789;1347529754;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -270788;1347529923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.0003932 = 6.3698 BTC [-] -270787;1347531048;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC [-] -270786;1347531484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.0003932 = 4.7184 BTC [-] -270785;1347531609;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.979 BTC [-] -270784;1347531610;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [+] -270783;1347531612;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.983 = 4.915 BTC [+] -270782;1347531613;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.985 = 3.94 BTC [+] -270781;1347531613;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.989 = 3.956 BTC [+] -270780;1347532577;midnightmagic;:-/ -270779;1347533043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8906 @ 0.0003932 = 3.5018 BTC [-] -270778;1347533044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52653 @ 0.00039318 = 20.7021 BTC [-] -270777;1347533046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1541 @ 0.00039308 = 0.6057 BTC [-] -270776;1347533086;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0890001 BTC [-] -270775;1347533087;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.089099 = 1.782 BTC [+] -270774;1347533088;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0891 BTC [+] -270773;1347533089;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0892 BTC [+] -270772;1347533091;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0892 = 0.446 BTC [+] -270771;1347533092;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.0893 = 0.2679 BTC [+] -270770;1347533093;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0894 = 0.1788 BTC [+] -270769;1347533267;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1080 @ 0.00999999 = 10.8 BTC [+] -270768;1347533324;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.0894 = 0.6258 BTC [+] -270767;1347533326;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 38 @ 0.09469989 = 3.5986 BTC [+] -270766;1347533515;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.0001268 = 0.0005 BTC [+] -270765;1347533574;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.105 = 0.315 BTC [+] -270764;1347534267;dust-otc;Obsi locked his ponzi thread -270763;1347534627;dust-otc;no -270762;1347534653;dust-otc;but I suspect it is because many are starting to ask him questions he does not want to answer -270761;1347534721;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 26661 @ 0.00041263 = 11.0011 BTC [+] -270760;1347534907;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0946 BTC [-] -270759;1347535009;Obsi;Topic was locked while I investigated a threat from someone -270758;1347535016;Obsi;should be unlocked now -270757;1347535034;dust-otc;Obsi: care to answer anyone's questions about your business model? -270756;1347535076;dust-otc;Obsi: or refute my claims that you can just take investors' money within the terms of your contract? -270755;1347535111;Obsi;my business model is I transfer funds to a person that earns high rate interest and pay that out as coupons -270754;1347535126;Obsi;I am not selling any right now -270753;1347535154;Obsi;I sold all that I held in my personal account a few hours ago and I only sell from the OBSI.HRPT on Sundays -270752;1347535166;Obsi;Not me -270751;1347535189;dust-otc;Obsi: but you could claim at any time that this "person" has defaulted and not repay investors, and this would be within your contract -270750;1347535195;dust-otc;and there would be no accountability -270749;1347535202;Obsi;That's the day I run reports, no sale this Sunday though due to crazy market -270748;1347535224;Obsi;dust-otc: I could... but I'm not like that -270747;1347535260;dust-otc;your operation is quite similar to pirate, except if you didn't pay back you wouldn't even be a scammer -270746;1347535270;dust-otc;becaue it is laid out in the contract -270745;1347535275;Obsi;Well who wants to be a scammer? -270744;1347535289;Chaang-Noi;lol :) -270743;1347535312;Obsi;I have zero control over this business... it's a passthrough, I'm not going to try and protect them in the contract at the expense of myself. -270742;1347535407;Obsi;In the event of a failure I would notify everyone in the thread ASAP since I could not continue payments beyond the buffer, which stands at ~10-11 days right now -270741;1347535414;dust-otc;Obsi: but the failure of the business you are passing through to is indistinguishable from you running with everyones' money -270740;1347535452;Obsi;Well people can claim that, but I will still be here running my personal securities -270739;1347535641;Obsi;Frankly I don't enjoy running HRPT very much, as it has exposed me to even more personal attacks like the one that caused me to lock the thread. -270738;1347535699;Obsi;I was at 12% of my portfolio in high risk investments -270737;1347535727;dust-otc;pirate... -270736;1347535729;Obsi;I limit it to 10%, my wife would kill me if I left it like that -270735;1347535787;Obsi;I get more than 1% a day on the backend, but I don't exceed 10% for very long as a rule. -270734;1347535824;dust-otc;what kind of business needs to borrow capital at over 1% a day? -270733;1347535862;Obsi;an expanding high-interest loan & debt buying organization -270732;1347535873;Obsi;pretty sure that's in the thread -270731;1347535909;dust-otc;why would they not borrow at 1%/week .. or 1%/month? -270730;1347535924;mircea_popescu;ugh -270729;1347535924;Obsi;They already have -270728;1347535930;mircea_popescu;so this is mystery passthrough ? -270727;1347535940;dust-otc;and the thread says "in the financial sector and currently expanding" -270726;1347535948;dust-otc;loan & debt buying is news to me -270725;1347535952;Obsi;in a later post -270724;1347535968;dust-otc;ah -270723;1347536013;Obsi;they offer their employees a chance to earn while bootstrapping a new location... lasts 4-6 months usually... got maybe 2 more months at this one -270722;1347536059;Obsi;most of the employees max their CC's and get family loans to do it, I know an employee that does passthrough for me -270721;1347536088;Obsi;US -270720;1347536131;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 40 @ 0.3 = 12 BTC [+] -270719;1347536233;dust-otc;Obsi: why not reveal the name of the business if it is in the US -270718;1347536244;dust-otc;and let investors decide for themselves if it is legit? -270717;1347536267;Obsi;Because they'll just end-run around me and invest themselves with some employee -270716;1347536279;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19733 @ 0.00041263 = 8.1424 BTC [+] -270715;1347536280;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5367 @ 0.00041292 = 2.2161 BTC [+] -270714;1347536318;Obsi;I agree... it usually leaves people worse off -270713;1347536367;Obsi;I've had family harmed by payday loans, but I think everyone should be allowed to run their life as they see fit. Sometimes that comes with painful learning experiences -270712;1347536532;Obsi;The bulk debt buys can be excellent earners as well, I have thought of getting into it myself but it seems very hit & miss. -270711;1347536624;Obsi;well if the person is deemed not mentally fit enough to run their own life, then perhaps they should have assistance. -270710;1347536657;Obsi;That may apply to many in the bitcoin community now that I think of it -270709;1347536715;Obsi;perhaps usagi can start a fund to insure idiots? -270708;1347536758;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.0001268 BTC [+] -270707;1347536923;Obsi;I always expect to get scammed, that's why I stick to my limits and diversify. I recommend the same to everyone else. -270706;1347536974;Obsi;No, I bought this morning -270705;1347537004;Obsi;when I saw it fall I started buying cheap -270704;1347537107;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.4945 = 0.989 BTC [-] -270703;1347537108;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 26 @ 0.495 = 12.87 BTC [+] -270702;1347537127;Obsi;then I sold once some stability had returned... I don't usually hold OBSI.HRPT as I make money on the backend. -270701;1347537842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00039415 = 8.0407 BTC [+] -270700;1347537974;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.105 = 2.1 BTC [+] -270699;1347539221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.003325 = 0.9975 BTC [-] -270698;1347539461;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09449999 = 0.945 BTC [-] -270697;1347539826;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.732 = 1.464 BTC [+] -270696;1347540643;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 160 @ 0.105 = 16.8 BTC [+] -270695;1347540892;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11030 @ 0.00041071 = 4.5301 BTC [-] -270694;1347540975;assbot;!pl [@] [] -270693;1347540983;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -270692;1347540988;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.058745 BTC. Last price: 0.09449999 BTC. Capital gain: -0.00550001 BTC. Total: 0.05324499 BTC. (53.2%) -270691;1347541310;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09399999 = 0.376 BTC [-] -270690;1347541312;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.094 = 0.47 BTC [+] -270689;1347541313;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.09439999 = 1.0384 BTC [+] -270688;1347541587;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.7311 = 3.6555 BTC [-] -270687;1347541588;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.731 = 3.655 BTC [-] -270686;1347541590;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.7305 BTC [-] -270685;1347541590;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [-] -270684;1347541591;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.73 = 7.3 BTC [-] -270683;1347541804;mircea_popescu;jcpham : you wanted a transcript ? http://polimedia.us/fain/activism/barbecuran-pe-trilema-un-blog-de-mircea-popescu-/#c108307 -270682;1347542420;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.72 = 1.44 BTC [-] -270681;1347542438;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [-] -270680;1347542588;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [+] -270679;1347542590;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [+] -270678;1347542591;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.10045 = 0.2009 BTC [-] -270677;1347542592;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 22 @ 0.1004 = 2.2088 BTC [-] -270676;1347542593;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1002 = 0.2004 BTC [-] -270675;1347542594;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -270674;1347542620;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.105 = 3.675 BTC [+] -270673;1347542642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00039415 = 1.0248 BTC [+] -270672;1347542835;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDT] 8 @ 0.8 = 6.4 BTC [-] -270671;1347543434;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09445001 = 0.2834 BTC [-] -270670;1347543435;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.09445 = 0.7556 BTC [-] -270669;1347543437;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.0944 = 1.888 BTC [-] -270668;1347543438;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0943 = 0.2829 BTC [-] -270667;1347543439;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 123 @ 0.0941 = 11.5743 BTC [-] -270666;1347543440;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.094 = 1.88 BTC [-] -270665;1347543567;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [-] -270664;1347543569;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 10 @ 0.53 = 5.3 BTC [-] -270663;1347543569;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -270662;1347544202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42600 @ 0.00039421 = 16.7933 BTC [+] -270661;1347544321;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 2 @ 0.17081312 = 0.3416 BTC [-] -270660;1347544323;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 470 @ 0.12033879 = 56.5592 BTC [-] -270659;1347544441;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 468 @ 0.07884613 = 36.9 BTC [-] -270658;1347544490;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.135 = 0.27 BTC [+] -270657;1347544815;kakobrekla;:) -270656;1347545375;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0942 BTC [-] -270655;1347545382;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.105 = 5.25 BTC [+] -270654;1347545695;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09419999 = 0.942 BTC [-] -270653;1347545947;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.10185 = 3.9722 BTC [-] -270652;1347545949;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10175 = 2.035 BTC [-] -270651;1347545950;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1017 = 0.5085 BTC [-] -270650;1347545951;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1016 BTC [-] -270649;1347545953;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1016 = 0.6096 BTC [-] -270648;1347545954;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10151 BTC [-] -270647;1347545955;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.1015001 = 1.421 BTC [-] -270646;1347545984;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09419999 = 0.942 BTC [-] -270645;1347546003;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2470 @ 0.00041057 = 1.0141 BTC [-] -270644;1347546003;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9030 @ 0.00041292 = 3.7287 BTC [+] -270643;1347546015;gabbynot;hey usagi -270642;1347546043;gabbynot;lol, i lurk here a bit -270641;1347546055;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 5 @ 0.3 = 1.5 BTC [+] -270640;1347546066;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09419999 = 0.3768 BTC [-] -270639;1347546067;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0942 = 0.1884 BTC [+] -270638;1347546068;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09429999 = 0.3772 BTC [+] -270637;1347546138;gabbynot;how are the trolls on the forum treating you today? -270636;1347546161;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.09429999 = 2.0746 BTC [+] -270635;1347546163;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.0943 = 0.2829 BTC [+] -270634;1347546283;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0943 = 0.1886 BTC [+] -270633;1347546284;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09439999 = 0.3776 BTC [+] -270632;1347546548;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 26 @ 0.09439999 = 2.4544 BTC [+] -270631;1347546550;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.0944 = 0.6608 BTC [+] -270630;1347546551;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.09449999 = 2.835 BTC [+] -270629;1347546581;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 280 @ 0.105 = 29.4 BTC [+] -270628;1347547264;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.104 = 2.6 BTC [-] -270627;1347547368;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.105 = 2.1 BTC [+] -270626;1347547667;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 4 @ 0.04000001 = 0.16 BTC [-] -270625;1347547669;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 3 @ 0.04 = 0.12 BTC [-] -270624;1347547901;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 1 @ 0.1003 BTC [+] -270623;1347547962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12131 @ 0.00039421 = 4.7822 BTC [+] -270622;1347547963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40869 @ 0.00039411 = 16.1069 BTC [-] -270621;1347548010;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.102 = 0.306 BTC [-] -270620;1347548067;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1015001 = 10.15 BTC [-] -270619;1347548079;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -270618;1347548089;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09449999 = 0.945 BTC [+] -270617;1347548398;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D827IxEJVS4 -270616;1347548401;kakobrekla;top comments are top -270615;1347548539;kakobrekla;loool -270614;1347549033;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -270613;1347549148;coingenuity;seems like bitcoin 'assets' are crashing across the board... -270612;1347549189;OneMiner;That was an assumption. Can't be backed up. -270611;1347549204;coingenuity;;;seen diablo-d3 -270610;1347549204;JWU42;Know what assets aren't defaulting -270609;1347549204;gribble;diablo-d3 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 12 hours, 2 minutes, and 47 seconds ago: not with 65nm sasic or 130nm sha ip core they're not -270608;1347549215;JWU42;mining bonds - backed with REAL assets =) -270607;1347549222;coingenuity;!pl DMC 1 -270606;1347549222;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -270605;1347549224;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.05999999 BTC. Capital gain: -0.94000001 BTC. Total: -0.91364187 BTC. (-91.4%) -270604;1347549230;coingenuity;heh -270603;1347549244;coingenuity;!pl OBSI.HRPT 1 -270602;1347549245;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -270601;1347549246;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@1BTC] paid: 0.058745 BTC. Last price: 0.09449999 BTC. Capital gain: -0.90550001 BTC. Total: -0.84675501 BTC. (-84.7%) -270600;1347549252;coingenuity;lovely -270599;1347549304;OneMiner;:\!! -270598;1347549310;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.10395 = 1.0395 BTC [+] -270597;1347549405;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.104 = 2.6 BTC [+] -270596;1347549550;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 36 @ 0.00997999 = 0.3593 BTC [+] -270595;1347549640;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09599999 = 0.288 BTC [+] -270594;1347549642;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 97 @ 0.096 = 9.312 BTC [+] -270593;1347549748;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -270592;1347549754;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.058745 BTC. Last price: 0.09449999 BTC. Capital gain: -0.00550001 BTC. Total: 0.05324499 BTC. (53.2%) -270591;1347549760;coingenuity;usagi: that what you paid? -270590;1347549781;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 40700 @ 0.00041047 = 16.7061 BTC [-] -270589;1347549783;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8000 @ 0.00040981 = 3.2785 BTC [-] -270588;1347549847;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 20 @ 0.996 = 19.92 BTC [+] -270587;1347550890;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.105 = 1.89 BTC [+] -270586;1347551235;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 134 @ 0.105 = 14.07 BTC [+] -270585;1347551419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26200 @ 0.00039422 = 10.3286 BTC [+] -270584;1347551420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.00039475 = 9.0003 BTC [+] -270583;1347551540;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -270582;1347551543;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.058745 BTC. Last price: 0.09449999 BTC. Capital gain: -0.00550001 BTC. Total: 0.05324499 BTC. (53.2%) -270581;1347552168;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0941 BTC [-] -270580;1347552169;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.09419999 = 0.8478 BTC [+] -270579;1347552203;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.09419999 = 0.7536 BTC [+] -270578;1347552204;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0942 = 0.1884 BTC [+] -270577;1347552330;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0942 BTC [+] -270576;1347552330;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.09429999 = 2.0746 BTC [+] -270575;1347552332;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0943 = 0.4715 BTC [+] -270574;1347552333;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 26 @ 0.09439999 = 2.4544 BTC [+] -270573;1347552334;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.0944 = 0.6608 BTC [+] -270572;1347552335;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.09449999 = 2.835 BTC [+] -270571;1347552337;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.0945 = 0.8505 BTC [+] -270570;1347552488;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 20 @ 0.69 = 13.8 BTC [-] -270569;1347552504;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09459999 = 0.946 BTC [+] -270568;1347552588;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09459999 = 0.946 BTC [+] -270567;1347552749;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.0946 = 0.7568 BTC [+] -270566;1347552750;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09469999 = 0.947 BTC [+] -270565;1347552811;kakobreklaa;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.msg1187534#msg1187534 -270564;1347552892;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6179 = 1.2358 BTC [+] -270563;1347552893;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.618 = 1.236 BTC [+] -270562;1347552894;kakobreklaa;AA is done in bitcoin. -270561;1347552896;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.105 = 4.095 BTC [+] -270560;1347553037;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 40 @ 0.15 = 6 BTC [+] -270559;1347553098;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.09469999 = 2.841 BTC [+] -270558;1347553099;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.0947 = 0.8523 BTC [+] -270557;1347553101;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.09479999 = 1.0428 BTC [+] -270556;1347553142;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17900 @ 0.00040981 = 7.3356 BTC [-] -270555;1347553144;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15500 @ 0.00040817 = 6.3266 BTC [-] -270554;1347553145;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1173 @ 0.00040534 = 0.4755 BTC [-] -270553;1347553146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3413 @ 0.00039411 = 1.3451 BTC [-] -270552;1347553147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46400 @ 0.00039365 = 18.2654 BTC [-] -270551;1347553148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8287 @ 0.00039332 = 3.2594 BTC [-] -270550;1347553256;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1015001 BTC [-] -270549;1347553258;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 24 @ 0.1015 = 2.436 BTC [-] -270548;1347553364;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.09479999 = 2.844 BTC [+] -270547;1347553366;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.0948 = 0.8532 BTC [+] -270546;1347553367;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09489999 BTC [+] -270545;1347553403;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 19 @ 0.0938 = 1.7822 BTC [-] -270544;1347553571;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [+] -270543;1347553692;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.09489999 = 0.6643 BTC [+] -270542;1347554278;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.076895 BTC [+] -270541;1347554327;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -270540;1347554366;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 15 @ 0.001 = 0.015 BTC [+] -270539;1347554485;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.094 = 0.94 BTC [-] -270538;1347554580;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.093 = 0.93 BTC [-] -270537;1347554822;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11900 @ 0.00041132 = 4.8947 BTC [+] -270536;1347554984;Guest1296;!HELP -270535;1347555014;kakobreklaa;!help -270534;1347555015;assbot;List of commands: -270533;1347555016;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -270532;1347555017;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -270531;1347555030;Guest1296;ty -270530;1347555170;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.092 = 0.828 BTC [-] -270529;1347555580;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09469999 = 0.947 BTC [+] -270528;1347555715;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [+] -270527;1347555890;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.029 = 0.29 BTC [+] -270526;1347555891;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.029 BTC [+] -270525;1347556019;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 25 @ 0.03 = 0.75 BTC [+] -270524;1347556370;kakobreklaa;http://www.b3tards.com/u/037e58b9e054b3c8dd7b/milksheep.jpg -270523;1347556403;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.094 = 0.94 BTC [-] -270522;1347556442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54613 @ 0.00039332 = 21.4804 BTC [-] -270521;1347556443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1094 @ 0.00039313 = 0.4301 BTC [-] -270520;1347556464;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.09469999 = 2.0834 BTC [+] -270519;1347556465;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0947 = 0.4735 BTC [+] -270518;1347556466;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.09479999 = 2.1804 BTC [+] -270517;1347556536;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.09479999 = 1.6116 BTC [+] -270516;1347556631;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.092 = 4.6 BTC [-] -270515;1347556640;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1015 = 0.609 BTC [-] -270514;1347556642;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.100401 = 0.2008 BTC [-] -270513;1347556643;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1004 BTC [-] -270512;1347556644;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1004 = 1.004 BTC [-] -270511;1347556646;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.10000002 = 1.4 BTC [-] -270510;1347556646;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10000001 = 0.2 BTC [-] -270509;1347556647;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -270508;1347556648;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -270507;1347556649;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -270506;1347556689;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.091 = 0.182 BTC [-] -270505;1347556856;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [-] -270504;1347556908;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 26 @ 0.09479999 = 2.4648 BTC [+] -270503;1347556909;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.0948 = 0.6636 BTC [+] -270502;1347556911;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.09489999 = 0.7592 BTC [+] -270501;1347556941;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.618 BTC [+] -270500;1347556967;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.0948998 = 0.949 BTC [-] -270499;1347556969;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.09489999 = 2.3725 BTC [+] -270498;1347556970;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0949 = 0.1898 BTC [+] -270497;1347556972;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.0949 = 0.8541 BTC [+] -270496;1347556972;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.098 = 0.392 BTC [+] -270495;1347557026;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.09799999 = 0.49 BTC [-] -270494;1347557068;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.119 BTC [+] -270493;1347557107;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 24 @ 0.1 = 2.4 BTC [-] -270492;1347557119;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09799999 BTC [-] -270491;1347557351;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -270490;1347557417;chmod755;lol ChanServ: (notice) Channel #bitcoin-asshats is not registered. -270489;1347557521;matthewh3;!help -270488;1347557522;assbot;List of commands: -270487;1347557523;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -270486;1347557524;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -270485;1347557531;matthewh3;!RSM -270484;1347557550;chmod755;ermahgerd matthewh3 -270483;1347557568;chmod755;oh matthew holt != MNW -270482;1347558061;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14200 @ 0.00041132 = 5.8407 BTC [+] -270481;1347558815;matthewh3;RSM is doing well we have over 100btc in our wallet -270480;1347559445;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09299999 = 0.93 BTC [-] -270479;1347559622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11143 @ 0.00039313 = 4.3806 BTC [-] -270478;1347559623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17959 @ 0.00039308 = 7.0593 BTC [-] -270477;1347559624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6998 @ 0.00039307 = 2.7507 BTC [-] -270476;1347559668;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -270475;1347559897;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.10385 = 0.727 BTC [+] -270474;1347560175;copumpkin;fraudsters gonna fraudst -270473;1347560245;JWU_42;? -270472;1347560662;PsychoticBoy;!ticker ABM -270471;1347560666;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -270470;1347560668;assbot;[GLBSE:ABM] [Bid: 0.07000001] [Ask: 0.19] [Spread: 0.11999999] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 1] [7dAvg: 0.1] -270469;1347560669;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.146] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.004] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 37.2] [7dAvg: 0.14999999] -270468;1347560730;jcpham;who's fraudst'n -270467;1347561025;kakobreklaa;matthewh3, -270466;1347561029;kakobreklaa;!ticker rsm -270465;1347561031;assbot;[GLBSE:RSM] [Bid: 0.296] [Ask: 0.3] [Spread: 0.004] [Last: 0.3] [24hVol: 13.5] [7dAvg: 0.2999923] -270464;1347561048;kakobreklaa;what was the ipo price -270463;1347561127;kakobreklaa;0.4? -270462;1347561135;kakobreklaa;!pl rsm 0.4 -270461;1347561135;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -270460;1347561137;assbot;RSM [1@0.4BTC] paid: 0.01141708 BTC. Last price: 0.3 BTC. Capital gain: -0.1 BTC. Total: -0.08858292 BTC. (-22.1%) -270459;1347561182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17143 @ 0.00039465 = 6.7655 BTC [+] -270458;1347561239;Diablo-D3;has nefario appologized yet? -270457;1347561532;kakobreklaa;not sure if he is intending to -270456;1347561640;kakobreklaa;;;bc,stats -270455;1347561642;gribble;Current Blocks: 198602 | Current Difficulty: 2694047.952955 | Next Difficulty At Block: 199583 | Next Difficulty In: 981 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 12 hours, 41 minutes, and 15 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2809076.08061153 | Estimated Percent Change: 4.26971344479 -270454;1347561689;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: so how does he intend to keep glbse running after everyone pulls their money out? -270453;1347561698;kakobreklaa;that -270452;1347561699;kakobreklaa;wont -270451;1347561700;kakobreklaa;happen -270450;1347561705;kakobreklaa;at least not because of this. -270449;1347561716;Diablo-D3;why would you trust someone that steals assets whenever he wants? -270448;1347561725;kakobreklaa;why did pirate get away with 5 mio usd -270447;1347561818;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: because nefario didnt do his job -270446;1347561826;Diablo-D3;most of pirate's money came from ppts -270445;1347561834;Diablo-D3;all of them are on glbse -270444;1347561848;kakobreklaa;blah blah -270443;1347561860;kakobreklaa;you bitch over not handling passthroughs -270442;1347561864;kakobreklaa;and at the same time -270441;1347561867;kakobreklaa;that he did handle you. -270440;1347561869;Diablo-D3;no, I bitch that he singles out dmc -270439;1347561876;Diablo-D3;but didnt fix any of the ACTUAL PROBLEMS -270438;1347561885;kakobreklaa;well nobody complained about PPT -270437;1347561893;Diablo-D3;_I COMPLAINED_ -270436;1347561942;kakobreklaa;;> -270435;1347561946;kakobreklaa;see what i mean. -270434;1347562028;kakobreklaa;two questions diablo -270433;1347562031;kakobreklaa;you dont have to answer -270432;1347562046;kakobreklaa;did ppt do anything outside of the contract? -270431;1347562050;kakobreklaa;did you have any stake in it? -270430;1347562063;Diablo-D3;I dont know, and no, I was smart enough to say out of it -270429;1347562071;kakobreklaa;there you go. -270428;1347562083;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: yes, but I have done nothing against dmc's contract -270427;1347562088;kakobreklaa;now you should be able to comprehend why this is happening to you. -270426;1347562094;kakobreklaa;oh? -270425;1347562098;Diablo-D3;so nefario cant do squat shit -270424;1347562101;kakobreklaa;im not going in that circle again. -270423;1347562110;Diablo-D3;theres no circle TO go in -270422;1347562144;Diablo-D3;if my "shareholders" (and I really doubt any shareholders have said anything to nefario) had problem, they're welcome to sell their shares -270421;1347562186;Diablo-D3;only two people had problems, and neither of them were shareholders -270420;1347562205;Diablo-D3;so if I cant get ppt investigated for fraud, they cant have me investigated for their accusations either -270419;1347562240;Diablo-D3;cant have it both ways. -270418;1347562252;kakobreklaa;well the ppt time is passe now -270417;1347562258;kakobreklaa;it is irrelevant -270416;1347562271;Diablo-D3;nefario could have taken my recommendation _months ago_ -270415;1347562280;Diablo-D3;and he didnt -270414;1347562291;Diablo-D3;this is why I dont trust him -270413;1347562304;Diablo-D3;and now I know why mp keeps calling it the global scam exchange -270412;1347562743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15163 @ 0.00039307 = 5.9601 BTC [-] -270411;1347563260;PsychoticBoy; and now I know why mp keeps calling it the global scam exchange<< this is not because of nefario but the scammy assets on glbse (like 60% or so) -270410;1347563699;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: yes, the 60% or so DMC invested in -270409;1347563770;PsychoticBoy;like? -270408;1347563798;Diablo-D3;fixed mhash bonds -270407;1347564265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40536 @ 0.00039307 = 15.9335 BTC [-] -270406;1347564267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 659 @ 0.00039304 = 0.259 BTC [-] -270405;1347564313;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -270404;1347564555;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.091999 = 18.3998 BTC [-] -270403;1347564651;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 3 @ 0.1349 = 0.4047 BTC [-] -270402;1347564652;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 48 @ 0.135 = 6.48 BTC [+] -270401;1347565031;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [-] -270400;1347565837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00039363 = 0.9447 BTC [+] -270399;1347565926;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.139 BTC [+] -270398;1347565988;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 19 @ 0.1037999 = 1.9722 BTC [-] -270397;1347566050;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 35 @ 0.0034 = 0.119 BTC [+] -270396;1347566094;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 111 @ 0.0999 = 11.0889 BTC [-] -270395;1347566137;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 10 @ 0.001 = 0.01 BTC [+] -270394;1347566576;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 242 @ 0.1 = 24.2 BTC [+] -270393;1347566661;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.094 = 0.188 BTC [+] -270392;1347566663;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 30 @ 0.0937 = 2.811 BTC [-] -270391;1347566664;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0933 = 0.1866 BTC [-] -270390;1347566666;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 99 @ 0.0932 = 9.2268 BTC [-] -270389;1347566755;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5900 @ 0.0001268 = 0.7481 BTC [+] -270388;1347566786;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 4 @ 1.0299 = 4.1196 BTC [+] -270387;1347566788;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 43 @ 1.03 = 44.29 BTC [+] -270386;1347566789;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 23 @ 1.15 = 26.45 BTC [+] -270385;1347566846;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0965 BTC [+] -270384;1347566861;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.085 BTC [-] -270383;1347566896;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 5 @ 1.15 = 5.75 BTC [+] -270382;1347566897;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 5 @ 1.17580864 = 5.879 BTC [+] -270381;1347566932;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 1.17580864 BTC [+] -270380;1347566978;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.0965 = 0.8685 BTC [+] -270379;1347566987;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.085 BTC [-] -270378;1347567025;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0965 BTC [+] -270377;1347567330;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6179 = 1.8537 BTC [-] -270376;1347567707;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6179 BTC [-] -270375;1347567794;Bugpowder;;;seen mircea_popescu -270374;1347567794;gribble;mircea_popescu was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 7 hours, 13 minutes, and 11 seconds ago: jcpham : you wanted a transcript ? http://polimedia.us/fain/activism/barbecuran-pe-trilema-un-blog-de-mircea-popescu-/#c108307 -270373;1347567813;jcpham;nice -270372;1347567841;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 28249 @ 0.00040854 = 11.5408 BTC [-] -270371;1347567842;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20351 @ 0.00040534 = 8.2491 BTC [-] -270370;1347567992;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.42979 = 2.8596 BTC [+] -270369;1347568609;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 0.9898 = 3.9592 BTC [-] -270368;1347568610;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.9899 BTC [+] -270367;1347568771;Azelphur;usagi: minecraft.azelphur.com:25567 -270366;1347568782;Azelphur;requires 1.2, we arn't updated yet -270365;1347568829;Azelphur;if your country doesn't have decent routes to NYC your country fails :( -270364;1347568863;Azelphur;usagi: get this client, http://get.spout.org/ it's a better fork of the stock client and lets you select what version your using on start for easy server switching -270363;1347568867;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0034 = 6.8 BTC [+] -270362;1347569084;Enky;good evening -270361;1347569097;kakobreklaa;heya -270360;1347569110;kakobreklaa;usd/eur still kickin i see -270359;1347569148;Enky;yes, later then -270358;1347569171;Bugpowder;PUMP -270357;1347569385;PsychoticBoy;i just read it -270356;1347569452;Diablo-D3;usagi: yet you threatened me in privmsg about how if I didnt do exactly what you said things would happen -270355;1347569481;Diablo-D3;you're both a bunch of nutcases, Im sorry I ever associated with either of you -270354;1347569483;jcpham;ooh i want to be threatened -270353;1347569524;PsychoticBoy;catfight miauw -270352;1347569542;Diablo-D3;posting logs means nothing, usagi -270351;1347569568;Diablo-D3;you keep doing that thinking anyone gives a fuck what you claim I said -270350;1347569581;Diablo-D3;stop flooding or Ill have you banned. -270349;1347569625;Diablo-D3;probably half the channel has you on ignore now -270348;1347569626;Diablo-D3;good job. -270347;1347569646;PsychoticBoy;hmmmn I dont see a treat from usagi, Diablo -270346;1347569653;Bane_Capital;a treat? -270345;1347569655;Bane_Capital;Where? -270344;1347569659;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: it was about two weeks ago -270343;1347569696;PsychoticBoy;ok, can be -270342;1347570110;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I dont like being lied to. -270341;1347570172;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: it is still my responsibility -270340;1347570182;Diablo-D3;and I will fight those two to the end if I have to -270339;1347570248;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: except shareholders have done no such thing -270338;1347570280;Diablo-D3;thats what nefario says, but shareholders have already requested to hold the vote now -270337;1347570298;Diablo-D3;usagi: a few hundred dollars. -270336;1347570322;kakobrekla;hm -270335;1347570345;Diablo-D3;Do you realize that I was trying to hire you to do asset management? -270334;1347570358;Diablo-D3;You destroyed the chance of that. -270333;1347570367;kakobrekla;blame usagi now yea -270332;1347570426;PsychoticBoy;as DMC share holder what should I vote -270331;1347570429;PsychoticBoy;? -270330;1347570446;PsychoticBoy;not yet up -270329;1347570460;Diablo-D3;usagi: I _told_ you to take over asset management -270328;1347570467;Diablo-D3;instead you took it as a chance to attack Obsi -270327;1347570494;Diablo-D3;Yes, because you already were planning this with nefario to try to steal the company -270326;1347570531;PsychoticBoy;conspiracy ;) -270325;1347570542;kakobrekla;no moonlanding bros. -270324;1347570565;copumpkin;kakobrekla: I have a friend who runs a website that disproves the moon landing -270323;1347570566;Diablo-D3;yes, and I should have never listened to you -270322;1347570587;copumpkin;kakobrekla: http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~kapadia/moon.html -270321;1347570601;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, and look how bad that log makes you look -270320;1347570609;Diablo-D3;you were trying to make me play right into nefario's hands -270319;1347570618;kakobrekla;copumpkin lol on .edu, nice :) -270318;1347570631;copumpkin;:) -270317;1347570636;copumpkin;read it -270316;1347570638;copumpkin;it's pretty good -270315;1347570651;copumpkin;he makes some excellent points, and I think that NASA should address them -270314;1347570709;kakobrekla;>If you look at A and B, you will see that the astronauts are not wearing any helmets!!! That says it all. The government must think that we are morons. -270313;1347570711;kakobrekla;iloled -270312;1347570823;kakobrekla;yes -270311;1347570826;Obsi;yeah they were filmed on a set on the moon -270310;1347570831;kakobrekla;you can see it by the lack of helmets. -270309;1347571101;Doffx;No one drinks bud light -270308;1347571125;Bugpowder;I drink bud light lime -270307;1347571132;OneMiner;LOL @ moon stuff. -270306;1347571141;kakobrekla;o lol @ JRO profile -270305;1347571147;kakobrekla;Website: Why wait for your bitcoins? -270304;1347571149;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=22299 -270303;1347571151;kakobrekla;:DDD -270302;1347571228;OneMiner;Hmm... Saw something similar yesterday. Some company that accepts the risk for quick transactions. -270301;1347571235;kakobrekla;well -270300;1347571246;kakobrekla;my answer to that is "CAUSE YOU FUCKED UP" -270299;1347571255;kakobrekla;remember, he owes a bunch -270298;1347571284;kakobrekla;OneMiner urlpls? -270297;1347571291;OneMiner;Orly? Bah, dosen't apply to me anyways. I can wait an hour for a TX. -270296;1347571296;OneMiner;I'll try to find it. -270295;1347571487;OneMiner;http://smpake.com/ -270294;1347571495;kakobrekla;ah -270293;1347571499;Obsi;lol -270292;1347571503;kakobrekla;i tought i had competition -270291;1347571505;kakobrekla;:> -270290;1347571532;OneMiner;Oh? You doing that stuff too? -270289;1347571546;kakobrekla;yeah -270288;1347571553;kakobrekla;lots of work awaits me with smpake -270287;1347571565;kakobrekla;been busy and sick these last days unfortanetly -270286;1347571567;OneMiner;hahaha ok, now I get it. -270285;1347571620;OneMiner;Very low fees. Wow. -270284;1347571715;Obsi;yep -270283;1347571917;kakobrekla;hm whats up with ianbakewell is he baked or something -270282;1347571963;Bugpowder;!ticker OBSI.HRPT -270281;1347571991;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.HRPT] [Bid: 0.086] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.014] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 702.84300068] [7dAvg: 0.09573003] -270280;1347572008;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: I dunno, he keeps shitting up the dmc with nonsensical responses -270279;1347572031;Bugpowder;Why are the OBSI.HRPT trades not showing up? -270278;1347572034;Bugpowder;on the chat -270277;1347572048;Diablo-D3;!ticker obsi.hrpt -270276;1347572051;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.HRPT] [Bid: 0.086] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.014] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: 702.84300068] [7dAvg: 0.09573003] -270275;1347572060;Diablo-D3;dunno, should be working fine -270274;1347572076;Bugpowder;My position was just exited without it showing up -270273;1347572126;Bugpowder;big trade too. 2034@0.1 -270272;1347572142;Diablo-D3;actually -270271;1347572144;Diablo-D3;I havent seen ANY trades -270270;1347572148;Diablo-D3;maybe twit feed is down -270269;1347572157;kakobrekla;hm -270268;1347572162;kakobrekla;i hear you -270267;1347572404;Diablo-D3;Obsi: btw, you're wanted on the dmc thread -270266;1347572542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27000 @ 0.00039331 = 10.6194 BTC [-] -270265;1347572544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27041 @ 0.00039304 = 10.6282 BTC [-] -270264;1347572545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 159 @ 0.00039303 = 0.0625 BTC [-] -270263;1347572759;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.989 BTC [+] -270262;1347572777;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 50 @ 0.052 = 2.6 BTC [+] -270261;1347572787;Diablo-D3;You already dragged him into it when you said he was a scam -270260;1347572816;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -270259;1347572861;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 250 @ 0.00989 = 2.4725 BTC [+] -270258;1347572948;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 4 @ 0.075 = 0.3 BTC [+] -270257;1347572970;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.0795 = 0.2385 BTC [+] -270256;1347573069;PsychoticBoy;and another mining company -270255;1347573180;kakobrekla;Diablo-D3, owning an irrelvenantamount of shares of your company is in this matter .. well.. irrelvenant. -270254;1347573187;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 15 @ 0.01 = 0.15 BTC [+] -270253;1347573192;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 10 @ 0.07999 = 0.7999 BTC [+] -270252;1347573193;kakobrekla;seems to be this bag is being punched over and over again -270251;1347573218;kakobrekla;irrelevant -270250;1347573394;PsychoticBoy;I live in Holland, maybe I should do some Pot asset -270249;1347573469;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.989 = 1.978 BTC [+] -270248;1347573476;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10445 BTC [+] -270247;1347573478;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 117 @ 0.1048 = 12.2616 BTC [+] -270246;1347573546;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 50 @ 0.027 = 1.35 BTC [+] -270245;1347573650;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.09575 = 0.4788 BTC [+] -270244;1347573652;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 30 @ 0.0958 = 2.874 BTC [+] -270243;1347573653;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0959 = 0.4795 BTC [+] -270242;1347573740;Chaang-Noi;we are collecting evidance and will be giving the to a lawyer. we will then try to make a case and have the fbi or whoever look into it -270241;1347573743;Bugpowder;His daddy said he was gonna give him a spanking -270240;1347573772;Chaang-Noi;im trying to confirm that DonSherant is not a troll account but im not sure yet -270239;1347573787;Chaang-Noi;payb.tc so far has not seemed interested in working with us. -270238;1347573812;Chaang-Noi;however i have most of the info we need from him anyway, thank you block chain -270237;1347574057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56829 @ 0.00039303 = 22.3355 BTC [-] -270236;1347574062;Chaang-Noi;located way to far? -270235;1347574070;Chaang-Noi;thailand is about as far as you can get from texas... -270234;1347574208;Chaang-Noi;hi copumkin -270233;1347574213;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -270232;1347574215;copumpkin;you sober now? -270231;1347574298;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 10 @ 0.027 = 0.27 BTC [+] -270230;1347575026;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6179 BTC [-] -270229;1347575402;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6179 BTC [-] -270228;1347575525;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.386999 BTC [+] -270227;1347575558;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9800 @ 0.00040534 = 3.9723 BTC [-] -270226;1347576051;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.61 BTC [-] -270225;1347576094;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [-] -270224;1347576419;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.09999999 = 1.8 BTC [+] -270223;1347576452;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3620 @ 0.1 = 362 BTC [+] -270222;1347576453;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -270221;1347576455;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC [+] -270220;1347576456;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 174 @ 0.1 = 17.4 BTC [+] -270219;1347576457;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 420 @ 0.1 = 42 BTC [+] -270218;1347576458;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 151 @ 0.1 = 15.1 BTC [+] -270217;1347576512;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 53 @ 0.1 = 5.3 BTC [+] -270216;1347576866;Diablo-D3;https://glbse.com/vote/view/126 -270215;1347576867;Diablo-D3;lol -270214;1347576870;Diablo-D3;nefario already screwed up -270213;1347576887;copumpkin;"it's" -270212;1347576895;Diablo-D3;try the ticker -270211;1347576904;copumpkin;I get an internal server error if I click -270210;1347576907;copumpkin;probably cause I'm not logged in -270209;1347576912;copumpkin;I love 500s -270208;1347576930;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0821 BTC [+] -270207;1347576940;Diablo-D3;Im not logged in and I can view it -270206;1347576944;Diablo-D3;I _cant_ log in -270205;1347576965;Obsi;why is that on the DI asset? -270204;1347576975;copumpkin;because it's fucked? -270203;1347576978;copumpkin;like most things on that site :) -270202;1347576986;Diablo-D3;Obsi: the greed scrambled nefario's brain -270201;1347576997;kakobrekla;lol -270200;1347577011;copumpkin;the most egregious error though -270199;1347577014;Obsi;0% required to pass motion? -270198;1347577016;copumpkin;is that he spelled its with an apostrophe -270197;1347577025;mircea_popescu;he's irish neh ? -270196;1347577030;mircea_popescu;engluish not his native language. -270195;1347577031;Diablo-D3;yeah, 0% -270194;1347577033;Diablo-D3;ANYONE votes -270193;1347577034;Diablo-D3;even 1 share -270192;1347577047;copumpkin;0% just means it's already passed -270191;1347577056;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: thats even worse -270190;1347577058;copumpkin;sorry Diablo-D3 -270189;1347577059;Diablo-D3;screenshot time -270188;1347577061;copumpkin;you're screwed -270187;1347577066;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3900 @ 0.00040861 = 1.5936 BTC [+] -270186;1347577067;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16000 @ 0.00041132 = 6.5811 BTC [+] -270185;1347577072;Diablo-D3;we need a motion to remove nefario as owner of glbse -270184;1347577082;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: you had your due process -270183;1347577085;copumpkin;and the motion passed! -270182;1347577137;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.08235 = 0.3294 BTC [+] -270181;1347577152;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8303 @ 0.00041292 = 3.4285 BTC [+] -270180;1347577153;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15000 @ 0.00041329 = 6.1994 BTC [+] -270179;1347577155;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10800 @ 0.00041412 = 4.4725 BTC [+] -270178;1347577156;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 26868 @ 0.00041436 = 11.133 BTC [+] -270177;1347577156;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 46044 @ 0.00041606 = 19.1571 BTC [+] -270176;1347577157;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 21500 @ 0.00041699 = 8.9653 BTC [+] -270175;1347577158;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 29200 @ 0.00041707 = 12.1784 BTC [+] -270174;1347577160;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 42100 @ 0.00041855 = 17.621 BTC [+] -270173;1347577161;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00041971 = 2.4343 BTC [+] -270172;1347577162;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 44000 @ 0.00042163 = 18.5517 BTC [+] -270171;1347577227;Doffx;Odd, I dont own DMC and it let me vote. -270170;1347577236;Doffx;Thats a redo if you asked me. -270169;1347577238;Obsi;yeah but it won't count it -270168;1347577246;Doffx;ahh ok that makes sense -270167;1347577254;Obsi;it counts it by how many shares voted -270166;1347577293;Diablo-D3;fuck reboot desktop time -270165;1347577298;Doffx;Voted to let Obama run DMC. -270164;1347577315;kakobrekla;i wonder... if you transfer shares to another acc, does it let you vote again -270163;1347577328;Obsi;it lets you change the vote I think -270162;1347577337;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla hmm good q -270161;1347577378;kakobrekla;it would require some serious tracking -270160;1347577385;kakobrekla;kinda doubt its implemented -270159;1347577396;kakobrekla;so i assume votes can be rigged -270158;1347577408;Obsi;doubtful... just let 1 share = 1 vote -270157;1347577438;mircea_popescu;Obsi but you move the votedness in transfers? -270156;1347577482;Obsi;not sure if it follows or resets, but you can change the vote on newly purchased shares up till the motion ends -270155;1347577485;kakobrekla;unless you track each share you cant really know -270154;1347577492;kakobrekla;unless you lockdown transfers and trading -270153;1347577496;kakobrekla;with every vote -270152;1347577499;kakobrekla;on every asset -270151;1347577598;mircea_popescu;maybe it's just counted on motion end -270150;1347577622;kakobrekla;well you can see or could see mean result -270149;1347577770;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4653 @ 0.00044441 = 2.0678 BTC [+] -270148;1347577771;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 33700 @ 0.0004445 = 14.9797 BTC [+] -270147;1347577773;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 44900 @ 0.00044476 = 19.9697 BTC [+] -270146;1347577774;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5933 @ 0.00044779 = 2.6567 BTC [+] -270145;1347577775;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 42229 @ 0.00044868 = 18.9473 BTC [+] -270144;1347577776;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12611 @ 0.00045166 = 5.6959 BTC [+] -270143;1347577788;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 75 @ 0.1 = 7.5 BTC [+] -270142;1347577836;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 1 @ 0.00999899 BTC [+] -270141;1347577836;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7000 @ 0.00041234 = 2.8864 BTC [-] -270140;1347577838;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11681 @ 0.00040534 = 4.7348 BTC [-] -270139;1347577839;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 24949 @ 0.00040522 = 10.1098 BTC [-] -270138;1347577840;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 31460 @ 0.0004049 = 12.7382 BTC [-] -270137;1347577841;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20747 @ 0.00040472 = 8.3967 BTC [-] -270136;1347577842;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 3 @ 0.09998 = 0.2999 BTC [+] -270135;1347577843;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 21200 @ 0.00040413 = 8.5676 BTC [-] -270134;1347577845;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 36300 @ 0.00040251 = 14.6111 BTC [-] -270133;1347577845;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 25500 @ 0.00040132 = 10.2337 BTC [-] -270132;1347577846;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 33000 @ 0.00040109 = 13.236 BTC [-] -270131;1347577847;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4608 @ 0.00039487 = 1.8196 BTC [-] -270130;1347577848;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3555 @ 0.00039364 = 1.3994 BTC [-] -270129;1347577935;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -270128;1347577938;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.6001] [Ask: 0.6179] [Spread: 0.0178] [Last: 0.6] [24hVol: 43.43939] [7dAvg: 0.62729553] -270127;1347577941;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -270126;1347577942;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00039364 / 0.00041497 / 0.00045166 (997605 shares, 413.98 BTC), 30day: 0.00030644 / 0.00077924 / 0.00113797 (13910957 shares, 10,840.10 BTC) -270125;1347577949;mircea_popescu;now that's odd -270124;1347577954;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 3 @ 0.26 = 0.78 BTC [-] -270123;1347578054;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 10 @ 0.139 = 1.39 BTC [+] -270122;1347578183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8000 @ 0.00331 = 26.48 BTC [-] -270121;1347578249;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -270120;1347578285;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15689 @ 0.00045166 = 7.0861 BTC [+] -270119;1347578285;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 43000 @ 0.00045193 = 19.433 BTC [+] -270118;1347578339;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 311 @ 0.000452 = 0.1406 BTC [+] -270117;1347578340;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5745 @ 0.00039364 = 2.2615 BTC [-] -270116;1347578342;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 33944 @ 0.00039054 = 13.2565 BTC [-] -270115;1347578513;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.1073 = 0.3219 BTC [+] -270114;1347578561;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.1074 = 1.074 BTC [+] -270113;1347578951;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1139998 = 0.228 BTC [+] -270112;1347578959;Bugpowder;:mircea_popescu What is the total float of F.GIGA.ETF? -270111;1347578970;Diablo-D3;http://adterrasperaspera.com/images/GLBSE.png -270110;1347578972;Diablo-D3;for those that care -270109;1347578996;mircea_popescu;Sep 08 20:35:52 [MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] [PAID] 1100000 @ 0.0000634 = 69.74 BTC -270108;1347579012;mircea_popescu;last it was reported -270107;1347579079;kakobrekla;hm -270106;1347579090;kakobrekla;now also bdk kluge is out of the game -270105;1347579103;mircea_popescu;that fails to surprise me.. -270104;1347579116;kakobrekla;space is really geting claned -270103;1347579121;kakobrekla;cleaned -270102;1347579152;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSjLiQxEZlM -270101;1347579162;mircea_popescu;huzzah for the wikipedia financiers. -270100;1347579268;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6001 = 1.2002 BTC [+] -270099;1347579855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3512 @ 0.00039303 = 1.3803 BTC [-] -270098;1347579856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28388 @ 0.00039296 = 11.1553 BTC [-] -270097;1347579900;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.11299 = 0.452 BTC [-] -270096;1347579902;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.113 = 0.565 BTC [+] -270095;1347579902;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1139999 = 0.912 BTC [+] -270094;1347579904;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.114 = 0.798 BTC [+] -270093;1347579905;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1148999 = 5.745 BTC [+] -270092;1347579906;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 26 @ 0.11489999 = 2.9874 BTC [+] -270091;1347579992;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20099 @ 0.00019 = 3.8188 BTC [-] -270090;1347580019;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0034 = 1.02 BTC [+] -270089;1347580041;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -270088;1347580042;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.352 = 1.056 BTC [-] -270087;1347580044;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.351 = 3.159 BTC [-] -270086;1347580045;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.35000011 = 3.5 BTC [-] -270085;1347580046;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 63 @ 0.325 = 20.475 BTC [-] -270084;1347580081;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 6 @ 0.0717 = 0.4302 BTC [+] -270083;1347580101;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20099 @ 0.00019 = 3.8188 BTC [-] -270082;1347580349;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20999 @ 0.00019 = 3.9898 BTC [-] -270081;1347580367;Diablo-D3;>20999 -270080;1347580371;Diablo-D3;>3.8 btc -270079;1347580412;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20999 @ 0.00019 = 3.9898 BTC [-] -270078;1347580485;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 17 @ 0.126999 = 2.159 BTC [+] -270077;1347580487;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 63 @ 0.127 = 8.001 BTC [+] -270076;1347580571;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20999 @ 0.00019 = 3.9898 BTC [-] -270075;1347580602;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 16 @ 0.127 = 2.032 BTC [+] -270074;1347580639;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20999 @ 0.00019 = 3.9898 BTC [-] -270073;1347580852;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10242 @ 0.0034 = 34.8228 BTC [+] -270072;1347581089;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 mpex-style. -270071;1347581371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23933 @ 0.00039296 = 9.4047 BTC [-] -270070;1347581372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28131 @ 0.00039296 = 11.0544 BTC [-] -270069;1347581397;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.0999 = 0.999 BTC [-] -270068;1347581438;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.0999 = 1.2987 BTC [-] -270067;1347581609;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -270066;1347581610;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.0999 = 0.7992 BTC [-] -270065;1347582446;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: as long as we dont have a south korean singing this its fine -270064;1347582470;mircea_popescu;lol -270063;1347582685;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.0999 = 1.5984 BTC [-] -270062;1347582753;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20999 @ 0.00019 = 3.9898 BTC [-] -270061;1347582830;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20999 @ 0.00019 = 3.9898 BTC [-] -270060;1347582875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14269 @ 0.00039296 = 5.6071 BTC [-] -270059;1347582877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7686 @ 0.00039292 = 3.02 BTC [-] -270058;1347582918;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20999 @ 0.00019 = 3.9898 BTC [-] -270057;1347582980;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 20999 @ 0.00019 = 3.9898 BTC [-] -270056;1347583188;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 25000 @ 0.00019 = 4.75 BTC [-] -270055;1347583405;Diablo-D3;nefario still hasnt fixed the motion -270054;1347583419;Diablo-D3;I think hes lost all credibility at this point -270053;1347583456;Diablo-D3;;;later tell obsi msg me -270052;1347583457;gribble;The operation succeeded. -270051;1347583716;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11479864 BTC [-] -270050;1347583788;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.70995 BTC [+] -270049;1347584100;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [-] -270048;1347584352;kakobrekla;hehe last black dynamite is awesome -270047;1347584388;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20300 @ 0.000485 = 9.8455 BTC [+] -270046;1347584632;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -270045;1347584669;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.11479863 = 0.4592 BTC [-] -270044;1347584687;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [-] -270043;1347584783;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 5 @ 0.0045 = 0.0225 BTC [+] -270042;1347585105;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00955 = 0.0191 BTC [+] -270041;1347585780;sgornick;mircea_popescu: Why are there asks listed for O.BTCUSD.C100T ? (and where has the volume for options gone?) -270040;1347585800;sgornick;or why are there *no* asks for O.BTCUSD.C100T -270039;1347585813;mircea_popescu;well, prolly the bot got bought out -270038;1347585823;mircea_popescu;it only has a limited qty of contracts to sell. -270037;1347585834;mircea_popescu;and im not sure what you mean about volume ? -270036;1347585897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29921 @ 0.00039358 = 11.7763 BTC [+] -270035;1347585899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32565 @ 0.00039363 = 12.8186 BTC [+] -270034;1347586024;sgornick;Well, I guess adding up the monthly volume totals it is strong, just visually the charts any of the call options looks sparse. Lot more PUT options. -270033;1347586035;sgornick;Someone must see something I don't. -270032;1347586051;mircea_popescu;sgornick i gave up trying to comprehend wtf with the option buys months ago. -270031;1347586090;mircea_popescu;but there's something like 30k contracts sold this month, which is i think a little more than last -270030;1347586099;mircea_popescu;people tend to gang on them towards end, less time value -270029;1347586254;Bugpowder;Are these binary options? -270028;1347586271;Bugpowder;settles at 1BTC if over, 0 if under? -270027;1347586305;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0998 = 0.499 BTC [-] -270026;1347586385;Bugpowder;Onevermind I found the info page -270025;1347586470;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0998 = 0.1996 BTC [-] -270024;1347586697;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 20 @ 0.0329 = 0.658 BTC [-] -270023;1347586697;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 19 @ 0.03299999 = 0.627 BTC [+] -270022;1347586699;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 41 @ 0.033 = 1.353 BTC [+] -270021;1347586798;Bugpowder;!ticker gigamining -270020;1347586801;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.6001] [Ask: 0.6179] [Spread: 0.0178] [Last: 0.6001] [24hVol: 44.63959] [7dAvg: 0.62654595] -270019;1347586809;Bugpowder;!ticker f.giga.etf -270018;1347586811;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00039054 / 0.00041822 / 0.000485 (1066594 shares, 446.08 BTC), 30day: 0.00030644 / 0.00077549 / 0.00113797 (13994946 shares, 10,853.01 BTC) -270017;1347587163;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0959 = 0.2877 BTC [+] -270016;1347587400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36935 @ 0.00039292 = 14.5125 BTC [-] -270015;1347587580;Bugpowder;!ticker cognitive -270014;1347587587;assbot;[GLBSE:COGNITIVE] [Bid: 0.6] [Ask: 0.6338] [Spread: 0.0338] [Last: 0.55] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.55625294] -270013;1347587591;Bugpowder;!ticker btc-mining -270012;1347587593;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.87] [Ask: 0.995] [Spread: 0.125] [Last: 0.996] [24hVol: 19.92] [7dAvg: 0.96058] -270011;1347587608;Bugpowder;!ticker YABMC -270010;1347587611;assbot;[GLBSE:YABMC] [Bid: 0.0907] [Ask: 0.10735] [Spread: 0.01665] [Last: 0.1074] [24hVol: 39.9959] [7dAvg: 0.10900774] -270009;1347587619;Bugpowder;!ticker FPGAMINING -270008;1347587621;assbot;[GLBSE:FPGAMINING] [Bid: 0.635] [Ask: 0.70995] [Spread: 0.07495] [Last: 0.70995] [24hVol: 41.21495] [7dAvg: 0.76700514] -270007;1347587841;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.0034 = 0.0238 BTC [+] -270006;1347588830;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.0998 = 0.2994 BTC [-] -270005;1347588886;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.0999 = 0.2997 BTC [+] -270004;1347588911;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5915 @ 0.00048371 = 2.8611 BTC [-] -270003;1347588913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1031 @ 0.00039363 = 0.4058 BTC [+] -270002;1347588914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41094 @ 0.00039465 = 16.2177 BTC [+] -270001;1347588915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5008 @ 0.00039473 = 1.9768 BTC [+] -270000;1347589566;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.6338 = 4.4366 BTC [+] -269999;1347589590;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.114798 = 0.3444 BTC [-] -269998;1347589756;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.4945 BTC [-] -269997;1347589758;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.495 = 1.485 BTC [+] -269996;1347590416;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00047591 = 0.7615 BTC [-] -269995;1347590952;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 7 @ 0.034 = 0.238 BTC [+] -269994;1347590980;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 1 @ 0.048 BTC [+] -269993;1347591045;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.03652199 = 0.2557 BTC [+] -269992;1347591046;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.03669202 = 0.1101 BTC [+] -269991;1347591148;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.03669202 = 0.1101 BTC [+] -269990;1347591922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3892 @ 0.00039473 = 1.5363 BTC [+] -269989;1347591923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16261 @ 0.00039475 = 6.419 BTC [+] -269988;1347592539;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7200 @ 0.0004688 = 3.3754 BTC [-] -269987;1347592541;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 32000 @ 0.00046868 = 14.9978 BTC [-] -269986;1347592542;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00041282 = 2.3944 BTC [-] -269985;1347592896;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.03669202 = 0.1835 BTC [+] -269984;1347592898;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.0372078 = 0.5209 BTC [+] -269983;1347592899;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.03999999 = 0.28 BTC [+] -269982;1347592900;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.04 = 0.4 BTC [+] -269981;1347593170;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.355 = 0.71 BTC [+] -269980;1347593171;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 40 @ 0.37 = 14.8 BTC [+] -269979;1347593217;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.398 = 1.99 BTC [+] -269978;1347593635;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -269977;1347594090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00039331 = 9.8328 BTC [-] -269976;1347594092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2793 @ 0.00039292 = 1.0974 BTC [-] -269975;1347594093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 807 @ 0.0003929 = 0.3171 BTC [-] -269974;1347594280;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5552 BTC [+] -269973;1347594637;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.10735 BTC [-] -269972;1347595596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.0003929 = 4.6362 BTC [-] -269971;1347595763;Diablo-D3;_wow_ -269970;1347595767;Diablo-D3;nefario just ended glbse -269969;1347595769;Diablo-D3;in one single post -269968;1347595790;Diablo-D3;thats just wow -269967;1347595810;copumpkin;? -269966;1347595820;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1189206#msg1189206 -269965;1347595841;smickles;?! -269964;1347595857;Diablo-D3;thats just insane -269963;1347595865;Diablo-D3;does he even realize what he wrote? -269962;1347596014;smickles;oh, i thought you were saying that he was shutting down -269961;1347596033;Diablo-D3;no -269960;1347627804;Chaang-Noi;lol smoovious -269959;1347627821;Chaang-Noi;glbse was more than just pirate, however it turns out most of glbse was pirate so i guess maybe not -269958;1347627976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21856 @ 0.00039529 = 8.6395 BTC [-] -269957;1347628387;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.07 = 0.21 BTC [-] -269956;1347628430;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.0661 = 0.1322 BTC [-] -269955;1347628795;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.699999 = 2.8 BTC [-] -269954;1347628876;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6002 = 1.8006 BTC [-] -269953;1347628911;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1195 BTC [+] -269952;1347629174;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -269951;1347629481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1006 @ 0.00039584 = 0.3982 BTC [+] -269950;1347629481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47377 @ 0.00039585 = 18.7542 BTC [+] -269949;1347629483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8317 @ 0.00039607 = 3.2941 BTC [+] -269948;1347629592;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.555 = 1.11 BTC [+] -269947;1347629887;Chaang-Noi;i wonder how many non mining operations are going to default -269946;1347629894;Chaang-Noi;or rather not default -269945;1347630077;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0995 BTC [-] -269944;1347630412;PsychoticBoy;mining operation which defaults isn`t really a mining company ;) -269943;1347630425;PsychoticBoy;its a scam that way -269942;1347630445;PsychoticBoy;pay with other assets div and tell ppl you own hardware -269941;1347630540;Chaang-Noi;well whatever diablo was doing was yeah crazy -269940;1347630553;Chaang-Noi;mining comapny and then turn it into a ponzi -269939;1347630563;Chaang-Noi;but the other people should not fail i woud hope -269938;1347630998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28173 @ 0.00039529 = 11.1365 BTC [-] -269937;1347630999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4698 @ 0.00039489 = 1.8552 BTC [-] -269936;1347631144;mircea_popescu;depends how the asic runs go. -269935;1347631294;OneMiner;If I was investing in a mining company and they were buying GPUs or FPGAs right now..... That's a bit worse don't you think? Buying up non-ASIC hardware would be a waste of money. -269934;1347631423;OneMiner;Even back then... That would be my gamble, I'd hedge for ASICs big time. -269933;1347631433;OneMiner;Easy to say now.... -269932;1347631526;OneMiner;I agree, buying up singles seems like it would have been a good move. -269931;1347631580;OneMiner;The real test is when they will ship. First to market has such an advantage. -269930;1347631659;Chaang-Noi;EB250 D3 sold his stock and bought that obsi thing, i agree it has not been proven to be a ponzi but yeah... it does not look good for a mining company -269929;1347631695;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 20 @ 0.02693108 = 0.5386 BTC [+] -269928;1347631715;Chaang-Noi;tygrr tech one of the oldest mining operations on glbse 1.0 is selling off its hardware, let me know if you guys need an old tech :) -269927;1347631731;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i want to set up an operation on there but i cant pay out in btc -269926;1347631736;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 27 @ 0.02624383 = 0.7086 BTC [-] -269925;1347631739;Chaang-Noi;the value would be based in the real world -269924;1347631757;Chaang-Noi;smoovious you just got a dividend :) and more will come as i sell hardware -269923;1347631801;Chaang-Noi;you can sell it for .1 btc if you wish -269922;1347631803;OneMiner;I'm bummed, I don't think I'll be ordering an ASIC right away... Cost is just too much. -269921;1347631816;Chaang-Noi;i wont buy asic until i see it is real -269920;1347631821;Chaang-Noi;and i will never buy from bfl -269919;1347631842;OneMiner;Ya, that's too much too. :( -269918;1347631895;OneMiner;Ya, reclamer, modminer, ect. -269917;1347631956;OneMiner;I really like that they intend to drop around the same time. Makes me think that the mining ecosystem could turn out ok. And that makes Vlad less of an issue. -269916;1347631957;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 27 @ 0.01601091 = 0.4323 BTC [-] -269915;1347632039;OneMiner;Go for it, the more retailers the better. I'm selling signed jerseys right now. -269914;1347632129;OneMiner;Ya, I'm convinced that people WANT to spend bitcoins! They get excited and probably talk to people who may scoff. Show off some gear, the fruits of the labor. -269913;1347632281;OneMiner;Yup. That's a pretty cool reason to start reselling if you are not in N. America or something. -269912;1347632329;OneMiner;Ya, not you in this example.... I'm guessing it's not such an issue to buy American gear. -269911;1347632388;OneMiner;There's a ton of value in that for bitcoin. It's suited so well for international transactions. -269910;1347632413;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -269909;1347632493;OneMiner;That's sortta my deal with the jerseys. I'm a middleman. -269908;1347632879;Chaang-Noi;i sold of a lot of mining cards -269907;1347632897;Chaang-Noi;what does it mean if the hdd is clicking like 5 to 7 times and nothing will load -269906;1347632898;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -269905;1347632911;Chaang-Noi;like get to the mainboar bios screen and freeze -269904;1347632916;JWU42;bad -269903;1347632917;Chaang-Noi;bad hdd or bad mb? -269902;1347632928;JWU42;clicking hdd is likely bad hdd -269901;1347632934;Chaang-Noi;yeah it spins -269900;1347632943;Chaang-Noi;so its the hdd? -269899;1347632944;JWU42;try spinrite on it if you need to recover data -269898;1347632953;JWU42;might take a few days -269897;1347632953;Chaang-Noi;i dont need the data, its just a mining rig -269896;1347632958;JWU42;ahh - k -269895;1347632969;Chaang-Noi;but odds are its the hdd -269894;1347632977;Chaang-Noi;thing is i took it to the shop and they got it running -269893;1347632984;OneMiner;Chaang-Noi Can you see the SMART data? -269892;1347632985;Chaang-Noi;now i can -269891;1347633003;Chaang-Noi;what is the controller? -269890;1347633010;Chaang-Noi;something inside the hdd? -269889;1347633016;JWU42;on the MB -269888;1347633023;Chaang-Noi;i dont know what SMART data is oneminer -269887;1347633042;OneMiner;The SMART test is run at boot. BIOS may have info from that test. -269886;1347633058;Chaang-Noi;all i see is the msi logo and it locks up -269885;1347633100;OneMiner;Ooo -269884;1347633104;Chaang-Noi;i hate to take it back to the shop again after they spent an hour trying to fix it and then got it up and running... -269883;1347633107;Chaang-Noi;ahh grrr -269882;1347633133;OneMiner;I suggest booting from a live CD and trying some kind of diagnostic. -269881;1347633156;Chaang-Noi;its been down for 2 months -269880;1347633162;Chaang-Noi;im trying to get them ready to sell on the market -269879;1347633168;Chaang-Noi;as used gaming rigs -269878;1347633173;Chaang-Noi;oh fucl -269877;1347633180;Chaang-Noi;its starting windows! -269876;1347633189;Chaang-Noi;after like 5 mins -269875;1347633192;Chaang-Noi;kill it? -269874;1347633195;Chaang-Noi;what why? -269873;1347633209;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -269872;1347633212;JWU42;his attempt at humor -269871;1347633215;OneMiner;hahaha -269870;1347633215;Chaang-Noi;yeah i have windows7 on there -269869;1347633222;OneMiner;I -269868;1347633223;Chaang-Noi;selling it to gamers -269867;1347633228;OneMiner;I <3 Win7 -269866;1347633237;Chaang-Noi;but damn, why did it take 5 mins to load up? -269865;1347633247;JWU42;the drive -269864;1347633251;JWU42;more than likely -269863;1347633255;Chaang-Noi;oh so the drive is just bad? -269862;1347633258;JWU42;bad sectors perhaps -269861;1347633266;Chaang-Noi;hmm -269860;1347633281;Chaang-Noi;im going to reboot see what happens -269859;1347633322;Chaang-Noi;well its thailand and it gets fucking hot here -269858;1347633323;OneMiner;Throwing errors, error check takes up some time. You should scan it for whatever. -269857;1347633341;Chaang-Noi;wow after i restarted it fine, not problem -269856;1347633367;Chaang-Noi;how do i check it? -269855;1347633387;Chaang-Noi;also anyway to know if it could just be me chaning the video cards? i did change a card or two in it -269854;1347633390;OneMiner;You can do a surface scan in windows. There's other software on the net too. -269853;1347633421;OneMiner;Ya, that SMART one should be small and fast. It's a very good idea to check the SMART data. -269852;1347633431;Chaang-Noi;okay -269851;1347633442;Chaang-Noi;and what if i find it has some bad stuff, what then? -269850;1347633445;Chaang-Noi;take back the hdd? -269849;1347633457;OneMiner;Yup, or use it for skeet shooting. -269848;1347633478;Chaang-Noi;hmmm okay -269847;1347633496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3899 @ 0.00039489 = 1.5397 BTC [-] -269846;1347633497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1033 @ 0.00039442 = 0.4074 BTC [-] -269845;1347633505;Chaang-Noi;atleast i know what the issue is -269844;1347633514;Chaang-Noi;not knowing and trying to fix something just kills me inside -269843;1347633530;Chaang-Noi;was testing the cards, the ram, the psu lol -269842;1347633593;Chaang-Noi;im not really good at this stuff -269841;1347633608;Chaang-Noi;im trained in business admin... -269840;1347633609;OneMiner;Chaang-Noi you got crazy insano low prices or what? -269839;1347633619;Chaang-Noi;what do you mean oneminer? -269838;1347633639;Chaang-Noi;okay ill look into it, right now it seems to be fine -269837;1347633649;OneMiner;Well, the gear you are selling. I'm wondering how "priced to sell" they are. -269836;1347633680;OneMiner;+1 -269835;1347633689;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 100 @ 0.00989 = 0.989 BTC [+] -269834;1347633693;OneMiner;Shipping two ways, total waste of time. -269833;1347633766;OneMiner;Linky to selling thread? -269832;1347633823;OneMiner;hahaha true. All my gear is a frankenstien collection partially assembled with elecrical tape. -269831;1347633895;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [-] -269830;1347633950;OneMiner;Ya, too bad. Sounds neat. Never heard of a radio tuner card. Check out the... what do you call it? Multiple freq radio on a chip? -269829;1347634067;Chaang-Noi;dont ahve a sell thread yet guys, and it is not fire sale yet -269828;1347634072;Chaang-Noi;and shipping from thailand sucks lol -269827;1347634116;OneMiner;I'm looking for what the damn thing is acually called. It's very cool. It hops freqs quickly and you can get a picture of many Mhz worth of traffic. -269826;1347634121;Chaang-Noi;good luck -269825;1347634131;OneMiner;See ya. -269824;1347634332;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 3 @ 0.15 = 0.45 BTC [+] -269823;1347634447;OneMiner;That's what I need. A nice fire sale, preferably of ASICs (somehow). -269822;1347634862;Chaang-Noi;man a 6970 i just got in is broken :( -269821;1347634869;Chaang-Noi;it is DOA :( -269820;1347635018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 183 @ 0.00039607 = 0.0725 BTC [+] -269819;1347635320;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.6076 = 4.2532 BTC [+] -269818;1347635495;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 63 @ 0.00900001 = 0.567 BTC [-] -269817;1347635586;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.08710001 = 0.2613 BTC [-] -269816;1347635631;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 45 @ 0.0871 = 3.9195 BTC [-] -269815;1347635661;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 27 @ 0.087 = 2.349 BTC [-] -269814;1347635715;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0867 BTC [-] -269813;1347635784;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.08665 = 0.3466 BTC [-] -269812;1347635785;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 21 @ 0.0865 = 1.8165 BTC [-] -269811;1347636468;kakobreklaa;mornin -269810;1347636486;Enky;hi -269809;1347636495;kakobreklaa;heya -269808;1347636498;kakobreklaa;how is it -269807;1347636503;Enky;fine -269806;1347636519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36200 @ 0.00039666 = 14.3591 BTC [+] -269805;1347636543;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10149999 = 0.203 BTC [+] -269804;1347637523;BTC-Mining;What's the thing with DMC being seized? -269803;1347637561;OneMiner;Lot's of drama, hurt feelings. There's some stuff in the DMC thread about it. -269802;1347637682;BTC-Mining;I thought Diablo had gone insane when he started to trade mhash against mhash... when selling market and buying market would have been a better deal to get mhash. -269801;1347637835;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009 BTC [-] -269800;1347637836;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.099 = 1.287 BTC [-] -269799;1347637838;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 760 @ 0.098 = 74.48 BTC [-] -269798;1347637846;mircea_popescu;well, incompetent people winging it. -269797;1347637891;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 786 @ 0.098 = 77.028 BTC [-] -269796;1347637905;OneMiner;OT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AadlbBus2Z0&NR=1&feature=endscreen 28:30 I likey. -269795;1347638028;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 400 @ 0.098 = 39.2 BTC [-] -269794;1347638054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10917 @ 0.00039651 = 4.3287 BTC [-] -269793;1347638055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18125 @ 0.00039442 = 7.1489 BTC [-] -269792;1347638057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00039392 = 7.5633 BTC [-] -269791;1347638058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15158 @ 0.00039366 = 5.9671 BTC [-] -269790;1347638088;OneMiner;Seems one thing is without question, the way DMC was defined in the beginning didn't specifically allow for buying up a bunch of bonds. -269789;1347638252;mircea_popescu;well, i'm sure to mention this to all my married friends -269788;1347638260;mircea_popescu;seeing how their marriage contract doesn't specifically allow for anal sex. -269787;1347638286;OneMiner;lol -269786;1347638334;mircea_popescu;but yes, other than that the correct thing to do upon the ipo failure was to return investor funds. -269785;1347638338;Bugpowder;no -269784;1347638342;OneMiner;I acutally don't fault the buys he made (total noob here, don't listen to a word I say). But it does seem that nefario has the autority to do whatever. -269783;1347638345;mircea_popescu;somehow this doesn't occur to anyone as a path to take. -269782;1347638365;mircea_popescu;OneMiner his buys were insane. it's completely unclear whereof does nefario get any authority. -269781;1347638370;mircea_popescu;he's pr. -269780;1347638384;Bugpowder;it was if satoshidice took the money then traded it all for some promising stakes in new competitors that have not been coded yet -269779;1347638422;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well erik is perfectly within his right to spend his money on w/e he wants, he'sselling his own stake. different thing altogether. -269778;1347638428;OneMiner;nefario can influence these things. Who can stop him? It's up to him to define GLBSE too right? -269777;1347638438;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 2 @ 0.24 = 0.48 BTC [-] -269776;1347638439;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 6 @ 0.2449 = 1.4694 BTC [+] -269775;1347638596;mircea_popescu;ya well these'd all be problems of teh global scam exchange, im sure they sort it out eventually -269774;1347638603;mircea_popescu;to the greater drama ofcourse. -269773;1347638653;OneMiner;I do find it problematic that one person can sieze assets and shut people down on a whim essentially. -269772;1347638671;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [-] -269771;1347638689;mircea_popescu;i don't. -269770;1347638702;mircea_popescu;what i find problematic is that random joe blow with no competence in any field does it. -269769;1347638749;mircea_popescu;take the example of this seizure : it was perfectly warranted and poorly implemented (or w/e, horribly communicated) -269768;1347638779;OneMiner;Anybody can open a lemonaid stand. If it tastes good or has nails in it is due to the person running it. To stop people you'd have to put some kind of filter in place that whouldn't work out very well I think. -269767;1347638814;OneMiner;Wut? No way! lol -269766;1347638888;mircea_popescu;in practice if "anyone can open a lemonade stand" the net result is a spiral of doom, poorer and poorer quality. -269765;1347638889;OneMiner;Now I have to move to South America to evade capture. Maybe the IRS will be after me too now. lulz -269764;1347638892;mircea_popescu;hence the apparition of lemon laws. -269763;1347638895;mircea_popescu;you know what those are ? -269762;1347638900;Chaaang-Noi;nefario shut me down, locked my account cuz he assumed i was a scammer -269761;1347639579;BTC-Mining;He locked it down for investigation... so long as he unlocks it afterward unless something is not as it should. -269760;1347639579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7942 @ 0.00039366 = 3.1264 BTC [-] -269759;1347639579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22658 @ 0.0003935 = 8.9159 BTC [-] -269758;1347639661;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1 @ 0.4189883 BTC [-] -269757;1347640840;kakobrekla;omg -269756;1347640842;kakobrekla;usagi https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109415.msg1190429;topicseen#msg1190429 -269755;1347640871;kakobrekla;havent even started to read -269754;1347640896;kakobrekla;aha -269753;1347640968;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 39 @ 0.131 = 5.109 BTC [-] -269752;1347640969;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 50 @ 0.1301 = 6.505 BTC [-] -269751;1347640970;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [-] -269750;1347641166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3142 @ 0.0003935 = 1.2364 BTC [-] -269749;1347641167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00039325 = 8.3369 BTC [-] -269748;1347641168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8358 @ 0.00039314 = 3.2859 BTC [-] -269747;1347641173;kakobrekla;yea -269746;1347641738;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.6189 = 4.3323 BTC [+] -269745;1347641777;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 307 @ 0.0033994 = 1.0436 BTC [+] -269744;1347641801;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 279 @ 0.0033995 = 0.9485 BTC [+] -269743;1347641830;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.619 = 4.952 BTC [+] -269742;1347641879;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.69995 BTC [-] -269741;1347642037;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.619 BTC [+] -269740;1347642658;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.61948 = 2.4779 BTC [+] -269739;1347642708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00039396 = 6.6185 BTC [+] -269738;1347642950;BTC-Mining;like? -269737;1347643088;BTC-Mining;I prefer doing finances. -269736;1347643126;BTC-Mining;I'm not interested in CPA =/ -269735;1347643131;kakobrekla;who did you hire -269734;1347643139;BTC-Mining;I think it insures too much for too low rates. -269733;1347643139;kakobrekla;meh -269732;1347643164;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.61948 = 5.5753 BTC [+] -269731;1347643905;kakobrekla;mp says low rates are investing in market share -269730;1347643907;kakobrekla;;> -269729;1347644036;mircea_popescu;who's mp ? -269728;1347644061;jcpham;u negro -269727;1347644073;mircea_popescu;so what did i say ?! -269726;1347644079;jcpham;mircea_popadopalous -269725;1347644082;mircea_popescu;lol -269724;1347644083;jcpham;pimp #1 -269723;1347644128;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13476286536.jpg <<< dun mess with me or you'll have to face her. -269722;1347644160;jcpham;damn -269721;1347644172;jcpham;i thought i was going to die for a second looking at that -269720;1347644188;mircea_popescu;"die for a second", french way of saying blowing your load. -269719;1347644225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11980 @ 0.00039666 = 4.752 BTC [+] -269718;1347644227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00039679 = 6.4677 BTC [+] -269717;1347644228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12983 @ 0.0003968 = 5.1517 BTC [+] -269716;1347644229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1237 @ 0.00039704 = 0.4911 BTC [+] -269715;1347644276;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1198 = 5.99 BTC [+] -269714;1347644299;jcpham;you can ignore me EskimoBob, I won't mind at all. In fact, I insist. -269713;1347644340;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -269712;1347644340;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.00999999 = 0.05 BTC [+] -269711;1347645481;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.035 BTC [-] -269710;1347645485;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.035 BTC [-] -269709;1347645564;copumpkin;I only do bermudan options -269708;1347645580;mircea_popescu;and only with girls ? -269707;1347645618;Chaang-Noi;.035 -269706;1347645634;Chaang-Noi;not even 8 cents traded -269705;1347645640;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: so do you still think I'm a terrible person? -269704;1347645655;Chaang-Noi;i never said that, i said i was disapointed -269703;1347645658;Chaang-Noi;and sad -269702;1347645660;Chaang-Noi;and i am -269701;1347645662;copumpkin;lol -269700;1347645666;copumpkin;you still haven't told me why -269699;1347645741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00039514 = 5.4529 BTC [-] -269698;1347645742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15652 @ 0.00039396 = 6.1663 BTC [-] -269697;1347645773;copumpkin;pfft, black scholes is so last century -269696;1347646062;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -269695;1347646320;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 14 @ 0.99999999 = 14 BTC [+] -269694;1347646321;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 17 @ 1 = 17 BTC [+] -269693;1347646720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0034 = 17 BTC [+] -269692;1347646787;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 34900 @ 0.000415 = 14.4835 BTC [+] -269691;1347646789;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6800 @ 0.00041699 = 2.8355 BTC [+] -269690;1347646790;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3300 @ 0.00041923 = 1.3835 BTC [+] -269689;1347646796;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.09800001 = 0.686 BTC [+] -269688;1347646798;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2774 @ 0.098 = 271.852 BTC [-] -269687;1347646841;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.09800001 = 0.588 BTC [+] -269686;1347646842;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2280 @ 0.098 = 223.44 BTC [-] -269685;1347646843;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 110 @ 0.0975 = 10.725 BTC [-] -269684;1347646844;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.097 = 4.85 BTC [-] -269683;1347646845;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09600001 = 0.96 BTC [-] -269682;1347646847;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 135 @ 0.096 = 12.96 BTC [-] -269681;1347646848;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.095952 = 0.2879 BTC [-] -269680;1347646849;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.0951 = 9.4149 BTC [-] -269679;1347646850;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0901 BTC [-] -269678;1347646897;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.08999999 = 1.17 BTC [-] -269677;1347646899;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.09 = 3.33 BTC [+] -269676;1347646963;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 269 @ 0.09 = 24.21 BTC [+] -269675;1347647038;BTC-Mining;RAH -269674;1347647048;BTC-Mining;GLBSE is getting slow again -269673;1347647125;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1089 @ 0.00900001 = 9.801 BTC [-] -269672;1347647128;MoneyIsDebt;doesn't obsi sell at 0.1 -269671;1347647187;MoneyIsDebt;ah -269670;1347647193;MoneyIsDebt;who sold just now -269669;1347647225;MoneyIsDebt;someone sold a couple of thousand -269668;1347647234;mircea_popescu;then bought a coupla thousand. -269667;1347647270;MoneyIsDebt;it's the highest volume stock right now? -269666;1347647285;mircea_popescu;!ticker obsi.hrpt -269665;1347647291;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.HRPT] [Bid: 0.09000001] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.00999999] [Last: 0.09] [24hVol: 1,552.71804084] [7dAvg: 0.09557662] -269664;1347647299;mircea_popescu;yeah seems pretty high for glbse -269663;1347647304;mircea_popescu;i still don't know what it actually does. -269662;1347647316;MoneyIsDebt;nobody knows -269661;1347647322;mircea_popescu;so pirate rehash ? -269660;1347647339;MoneyIsDebt;it's a better scheme than pirate though -269659;1347647346;MoneyIsDebt;look at how many bonds are issued -269658;1347647351;MoneyIsDebt;he can keep going forever -269657;1347647355;mircea_popescu;im kinda lazy -269656;1347647372;mircea_popescu;"forever" as in, a few months, a coupla years maybe ? -269655;1347647394;MoneyIsDebt;well, the contract states he may change interest down to 0% -269654;1347647400;MoneyIsDebt;so forever as in ... forever -269653;1347647417;MoneyIsDebt;"Estimated coupon payouts are 0% to 1% per day" -269652;1347647424;MoneyIsDebt;Security issued:10000000 -269651;1347647440;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.9899 BTC [+] -269650;1347647450;mircea_popescu;lol 1mn btc ? right -269649;1347647452;MoneyIsDebt;seems legit -269648;1347647500;MoneyIsDebt;it's a bit higher than the collective trust in glbse , I'd wager -269647;1347647509;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1848 @ 0.00900001 = 16.632 BTC [-] -269646;1347647518;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -269645;1347647522;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.059745 BTC. Last price: 0.09 BTC. Capital gain: -0.01 BTC. Total: 0.049745 BTC. (49.7%) -269644;1347647543;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 71 @ 0.127 = 9.017 BTC [+] -269643;1347647545;MoneyIsDebt;splits/ -269642;1347647547;MoneyIsDebt;? -269641;1347647551;MoneyIsDebt;glbse can split now? -269640;1347647558;mircea_popescu;no ideea -269639;1347647612;mircea_popescu;tho at the rate it's paying out i doubt your "forever". -269638;1347647639;BTC-Mining;yes, there was a split on one asset -269637;1347647653;MoneyIsDebt;well forever as in bitcoin terms -269636;1347647659;MoneyIsDebt;a couple of months or so -269635;1347647661;BTC-Mining;where each asset owned got multiplied by 10 or 100 or whatever. -269634;1347647708;MoneyIsDebt;I actually made money on BMF -269633;1347647716;mircea_popescu;soo, anyone want to lend me a coupla million obsi.hrpt for 3 months ? -269632;1347647774;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [-] -269631;1347647798;MoneyIsDebt;It doubles in 3 months doesn't it, at the interest it's paying. So you'd have to pay full buying price to loan them. -269630;1347647803;MoneyIsDebt;Okay my math is off -269629;1347647882;MoneyIsDebt;usagi: yeah, back in may -269628;1347647966;MoneyIsDebt;.. which will increase difficulty and lower the value of the holdings? -269627;1347648021;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.09 = 1.8 BTC [+] -269626;1347648040;MoneyIsDebt;You probably wouldn't affect difficulty that much by yourself -269625;1347648076;MoneyIsDebt;The trick is to trigger the next big wave in bitcoin -269624;1347648087;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0873 = 0.1746 BTC [-] -269623;1347648089;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.0873 = 0.3492 BTC [-] -269622;1347648091;MoneyIsDebt;which will be when profit from fees exceed the block reward -269621;1347648093;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.003399 = 0.0102 BTC [-] -269620;1347648135;MoneyIsDebt;well, something might cause fees to increase -269619;1347648137;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.003399 = 0.0136 BTC [-] -269618;1347648142;MoneyIsDebt;if miners form a union f.ex. -269617;1347648154;MoneyIsDebt;or the pools do -269616;1347648278;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 28 @ 0.0917 = 2.5676 BTC [-] -269615;1347648292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3348 @ 0.00039332 = 1.3168 BTC [-] -269614;1347648294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12963 @ 0.00039704 = 5.1468 BTC [+] -269613;1347648295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33600 @ 0.00039716 = 13.3446 BTC [+] -269612;1347648295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11774 @ 0.00039793 = 4.6852 BTC [+] -269611;1347648298;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.09000001 = 0.81 BTC [+] -269610;1347648300;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.08819013 = 0.3528 BTC [-] -269609;1347648301;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.08782041 = 0.8782 BTC [-] -269608;1347648303;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.08696412 = 2.0871 BTC [-] -269607;1347648304;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.0864171 = 0.5185 BTC [-] -269606;1347648305;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.086 = 0.258 BTC [-] -269605;1347648305;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.0850111 = 1.5302 BTC [-] -269604;1347648307;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.0850111 = 0.255 BTC [-] -269603;1347648308;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.085 = 2.55 BTC [-] -269602;1347648326;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6195 = 2.478 BTC [+] -269601;1347648334;MoneyIsDebt;guess it worked - dump, and now the wall is gone -269600;1347648430;MoneyIsDebt;was this the market manipulation you were talking about, usagi? -269599;1347648565;MoneyIsDebt;but now the bond is yielding 8.24% a week -269598;1347648569;MoneyIsDebt;with daily payouts -269597;1347648584;MoneyIsDebt;I'd be surprised if nobody buys at this point -269596;1347648590;Lucidize;How come it's hovering below 0.1? -269595;1347648676;MoneyIsDebt;because obsi can sell 10000000 of them at any time -269594;1347648728;Lucidize;oh I see, didn't notice that before -269593;1347648771;Lucidize;So how many of the 10 mil shares have been issued? -269592;1347648774;BTC-Mining;I guess because people are expecting it to close doors? -269591;1347648786;kakobrekla;nobody has any coin -269590;1347648792;Lucidize;Just over 50,000>? oh -269589;1347648807;BTC-Mining;https://glbse.com/api/quantity_trading/OBSI.HRPT -269588;1347648867;BTC-Mining;Indeed, or around 5000 BTC -269587;1347648869;MoneyIsDebt;hmm, there's a post saying he won't issue more this sunday -269586;1347648890;BTC-Mining;Good. -269585;1347648922;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla nobody who throws money around at "investments" has any coin left. they who have coin don't "invest" in non-investments. -269584;1347648933;mircea_popescu;its how teh free market works. -269583;1347649060;Lucidize;and another @ 0.1 /1461 -269582;1347649109;BTC-Mining;Mass sellers brings more mass sellers. -269581;1347649163;BTC-Mining;I suppose everyone invested thinks it's a ponzi and as such, no demand, no cash flow, no more div. Runaway time. -269580;1347649169;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.033 BTC [+] -269579;1347649215;MoneyIsDebt;hmm, roughly, if it's a ponzi, he could still pay out for about 14 weeks -269578;1347649222;MoneyIsDebt;even if he doesn't sell more bonds -269577;1347649235;mircea_popescu;yea but from a game theory perspective -269576;1347649239;MoneyIsDebt;if he keeps paying, I'm sure some buying will happen for the return -269575;1347649248;MoneyIsDebt;thus allowing it to continue -269574;1347649250;mircea_popescu;the only incentive for a ponzi scammer to make a payout is the notion that he's going to skip ion a larger one later. -269573;1347649278;MoneyIsDebt;for a pure one yes -269572;1347649284;mircea_popescu;yeah. -269571;1347649287;MoneyIsDebt;but who's to say he doesn't reinvest the money -269570;1347649304;mircea_popescu;into something very lucrative that we can't be told about ? -269569;1347649306;mircea_popescu;ofcourse he does. -269568;1347649318;MoneyIsDebt;if he does he can prolong it even more -269567;1347649328;mircea_popescu;you prolly missed my sarcasm. -269566;1347649329;DeaDTerra;How do I leave a message to someone that's not online? -269565;1347649335;coingenuity;;;later tell -269564;1347649337;mircea_popescu;;;later tell name message -269563;1347649376;MoneyIsDebt;;;later tell MoneyIsDebt I told you so -269562;1347649376;gribble;The operation succeeded. -269561;1347649395;DeaDTerra;;;later tell Nefario Don't forget my candy bar^^ -269560;1347649395;gribble;The operation succeeded. -269559;1347649399;DeaDTerra;;;later tell Nefario1 Don't forget my candy bar^^ -269558;1347649399;gribble;The operation succeeded. -269557;1347649401;gribble;The operation succeeded. -269556;1347649405;DeaDTerra;thanks -269555;1347649410;BTC-Mining;mircea, he technically told how the money was used, although if that's true or even feasible is questionable. -269554;1347649417;DeaDTerra;He owes me a candy bar :) -269553;1347649447;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 15 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0019 BTC [+] -269552;1347649473;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining he did ? -269551;1347649477;mircea_popescu;maybe i missed it. -269550;1347649495;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.035 = 0.105 BTC [-] -269549;1347649579;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.09989997 = 0.1998 BTC [+] -269548;1347649594;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09989997 BTC [+] -269547;1347649619;MoneyIsDebt;^^ Rally! -269546;1347649619;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0872 = 0.436 BTC [-] -269545;1347649715;Bane_Capital;lol -269544;1347649766;Bane_Capital;The bids are piling up on CPA, usagi -269543;1347649769;Bane_Capital;Unless -269542;1347649773;Bane_Capital;that's you? :P -269541;1347649813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7801 @ 0.00039497 = 3.0812 BTC [-] -269540;1347649840;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 6 @ 0.076889 = 0.4613 BTC [-] -269539;1347649855;Bane_Capital;Indeed. -269538;1347649918;BTC-Mining;You were selling matthew-default contracts? -269537;1347649925;BTC-Mining;damn -269536;1347649928;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 15 @ 0.001 = 0.015 BTC [+] -269535;1347649942;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.10508971 = 105.0897 BTC [+] -269534;1347649963;Bane_Capital;BTC-Mining: She didn't know Matthew before so... -269533;1347649968;Bane_Capital;I can't blame her all too much. -269532;1347649982;Bane_Capital;Matthew can be pretty charming at first sight -269531;1347650008;Bane_Capital;I mean, he suckered me into DCAO -269530;1347650016;Bane_Capital;and almost had me work for free -269529;1347650026;Bane_Capital;like a lot of his writers. -269528;1347650036;Bane_Capital;"Rewards will come eventually." -269527;1347650042;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6901 = 3.4505 BTC [-] -269526;1347650044;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 28 @ 0.69 = 19.32 BTC [-] -269525;1347650045;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.65515 BTC [-] -269524;1347650047;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6551 = 1.9653 BTC [-] -269523;1347650048;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.655 BTC [-] -269522;1347650049;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -269521;1347650050;BTC-Mining;I bet 10k BTC, I didn't think he'd pay up, but I was 100% sure pirate wasn't going to pay. -269520;1347650053;Bane_Capital;That's when he didn't give any stock to the people who actually make the magazine possible. -269519;1347650071;BTC-Mining;As such betting 1 BTC or 1 million BTC carried the same risk in my opinion. -269518;1347650132;Bane_Capital;I started to doubt him when he got into the $300,000 territory. -269517;1347650141;Bane_Capital;He's such a child. -269516;1347650213;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 2 @ 0.035 = 0.07 BTC [+] -269515;1347650223;Bane_Capital;usagi: I can only imagine him running red lights in his suzuki right now. -269514;1347650273;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.0191 BTC [-] -269513;1347650274;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.0192 BTC [+] -269512;1347650275;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.0193 BTC [+] -269511;1347650298;Bane_Capital;SS is highly spoken of -269510;1347650304;Bane_Capital;I don't know what it is though -269509;1347650355;mircea_popescu;iirc it was a partnership between smickles and some other guy to run a sort of arb bot -269508;1347650362;Bane_Capital;I am now remembering why I didn't finish this movie -269507;1347650368;Bane_Capital;It's boring as hell -269506;1347650394;Bane_Capital;Arbitrage is too hard to pull off -269505;1347650401;Bane_Capital;Mt. Gox pretty much has a monopoly -269504;1347650410;Bane_Capital;Until it gets too strained -269503;1347650414;Bane_Capital;It will continue to have it -269502;1347650460;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130N] 1 @ 0.3880117 BTC [+] -269501;1347650480;mircea_popescu;well what can i tell you. -269500;1347650481;BTC-Mining;yeah, SS was the stock that was split by 100x -269499;1347650491;BTC-Mining;So reinvesting was easier -269498;1347650506;Bane_Capital;SS should of just promised to buy back profits -269497;1347650514;Bane_Capital;That would of been more efficient of a move -269496;1347650542;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 9 @ 0.3917 = 3.5253 BTC [-] -269495;1347650555;Bane_Capital;E.g. use a total divided to buyback shares at a price of principal + profit -269494;1347650558;gribble;Obsi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 14 hours, 10 minutes, and 34 seconds ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105506.0 -269493;1347650563;Bane_Capital;dividend* -269492;1347650572;Bane_Capital;People are so dependent on dividends. -269491;1347650577;Bane_Capital;Share value has no meaning to them. -269490;1347651084;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.5552 = 1.1104 BTC [+] -269489;1347651167;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.42989 BTC [+] -269488;1347651383;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1198 = 5.99 BTC [+] -269487;1347651385;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 48 @ 0.11999899 = 5.76 BTC [+] -269486;1347651416;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.637 = 1.274 BTC [-] -269485;1347651418;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.6366 = 3.8196 BTC [-] -269484;1347651419;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6365 = 1.9095 BTC [-] -269483;1347651420;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.632 = 2.528 BTC [-] -269482;1347651421;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6315 BTC [-] -269481;1347651422;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6301 = 2.5204 BTC [-] -269480;1347651472;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.90384615 BTC [-] -269479;1347651523;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4001 = 2.8002 BTC [-] -269478;1347651525;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 10 @ 1.4 = 14 BTC [-] -269477;1347651964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24893 @ 0.00039793 = 9.9057 BTC [+] -269476;1347651966;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.6601 = 3.9606 BTC [+] -269475;1347651967;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.66 = 6.6 BTC [-] -269474;1347651968;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [-] -269473;1347651970;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.64 = 5.12 BTC [-] -269472;1347652098;Bane_Capital;Haha, I couldn't of said it better. -269471;1347652106;Bane_Capital;People tend to focus on the short-term -269470;1347652116;Bane_Capital;and not the long-term integrity of the investment vehicle -269469;1347652171;mircea_popescu;well share value has no value to them because most things purporting to be shares aren't. -269468;1347652229;Bane_Capital;Hm, I guess you could say mining turds are raw investments but with all the risk attached -269467;1347652455;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 118 @ 0.11999998 = 14.16 BTC [+] -269466;1347652457;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 110 @ 0.11999999 = 13.2 BTC [+] -269465;1347652578;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.8 = 2.4 BTC [-] -269464;1347652767;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 27 @ 0.11999999 = 3.24 BTC [+] -269463;1347652790;Bane_Capital;So people are not breaking even on these? -269462;1347652850;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -269461;1347652856;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.25BTC] paid: 0.44317596 BTC. Last price: 0.6195 BTC. Capital gain: -0.6305 BTC. Total: -0.18732404 BTC. (-15%) -269460;1347652869;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11999999 = 0.36 BTC [+] -269459;1347652933;MoneyIsDebt;what does that command really show though, when you don't include a date -269458;1347652944;Bane_Capital;Oh wow -269457;1347652969;BTC-Mining;Eskimo, they were sold for 1 BTC on IPO -269456;1347652969;assbot;!pl [@] [] -269455;1347652975;BTC-Mining;!pl GIGAMINING 1 -269454;1347652976;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -269453;1347652993;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.44317596 BTC. Last price: 0.6195 BTC. Capital gain: -0.3805 BTC. Total: 0.06267596 BTC. (6.3%) -269452;1347653026;MoneyIsDebt;not really relevant unless you bought at day 1 then -269451;1347653038;MoneyIsDebt;remember, at day 1 it's priced by the issuer -269450;1347653046;MoneyIsDebt;later, the market has priced it -269449;1347653049;Bane_Capital;Exactly his point. The initial investors are screwed -269448;1347653082;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1202 BTC [+] -269447;1347653124;BTC-Mining;Hmm, maybe it was at 1.25, but I thought it was IPOed at 1 -269446;1347653131;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.12011001 BTC [-] -269445;1347653133;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.12011 = 0.2402 BTC [-] -269444;1347653138;MoneyIsDebt;!pl JAH 200@0.1 2012-06-12 -269443;1347653139;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -269442;1347653141;assbot;JAH [200@0.1BTC] (since: 2012-06-12) paid: 10.26878 BTC. Last price: 0.13 BTC. Capital gain: 6 BTC. Total: 16.26878 BTC. (81.3%) -269441;1347653170;MoneyIsDebt;hmm, I'm still doing okay on mining -269440;1347653194;MoneyIsDebt;granted, I bought on a dip -269439;1347653238;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09467999 BTC [+] -269438;1347653239;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -269437;1347653249;assbot;JAH [1@BTC] paid: 0.08647365 BTC. Last price: 0.13 BTC. Capital gain: 0.13 BTC. Total: 0.21647365 BTC. (-100%) -269436;1347653249;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -269435;1347653251;assbot;JAH [1@0.3BTC] paid: 0.08647365 BTC. Last price: 0.13 BTC. Capital gain: -0.17 BTC. Total: -0.08352635 BTC. (-27.8%) -269434;1347653257;BTC-Mining;In any case, most fixed bonds loss is due to the fact USD/BTC price raised a lot and thus, difficulty is catching on and the value of the equipment (in BTC) halved, since BTC now buys twice the mhash equipment. -269433;1347653299;MoneyIsDebt;and reward will drop -269432;1347653327;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -269431;1347653360;MoneyIsDebt;heh, no bids on JAH though -269430;1347653371;MoneyIsDebt;so even with my "good" purchase, I can't liquidate -269429;1347653375;BTC-Mining;Not because mining bonds are inherently bad, but because any raise in USD per BTC undermines the bond values a lot. -269428;1347653384;BTC-Mining;Not since the last 6 months, since the last 3 months -269427;1347653390;Bane_Capital;MoneyIsDebt: It has no backing. It might as well be worthless. -269426;1347653431;MoneyIsDebt;what do you mean no backing? -269425;1347653439;MoneyIsDebt;I've seen pictures of the rigs -269424;1347653444;MoneyIsDebt;they could be bullshit of course -269423;1347653449;BTC-Mining;since btc price started going up fast in June -269422;1347653455;MoneyIsDebt;but so could anything on glbse -269421;1347653458;Bane_Capital;An active price of something someone is willing to pay at a moment's notice -269420;1347653461;BTC-Mining;http://bitcoindifficulty.com/ < see how it start raising fast in June -269419;1347653483;BTC-Mining;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg180ztgSzm1g10zm2g21zv -269418;1347653490;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.331 BTC [+] -269417;1347653491;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.331 BTC [+] -269416;1347653494;BTC-Mining;See how it coincides with the BTC price raise -269415;1347653500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00039789 = 5.5307 BTC [-] -269414;1347653531;MoneyIsDebt;nothing much else that provably makes a bitcoin income though -269413;1347653534;MoneyIsDebt;so what to invest in? -269412;1347653544;BTC-Mining;before that difficulty was slowly rising, often dropping as much as it raised. -269411;1347653578;jcpham;Bane_Capital i read all your forum threads -269410;1347653598;Bane_Capital;jcpham: Feel free to express your opinion. -269409;1347653608;jcpham;sorry, no can do -269408;1347653617;jcpham;http-radio-silence -269407;1347653652;Bane_Capital;jcpham: So I assume you disapprove. -269406;1347653654;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 4 @ 0.0600001 = 0.24 BTC [-] -269405;1347653675;MoneyIsDebt;Bane_Capital: Isn't part of the problem that with X bitcoins, you can only place X bids on glbse? You can't place X bids on all the stuff you're interested in. So liquidity is lower than it could be. -269404;1347653677;BTC-Mining;Yeah, but my point is, if USD/BTC price stays stable, mining bonds become good. Unfortunatly, BTC is deflationary, which is bad for mining bonds. -269403;1347653689;jcpham;it is not my job to approve or disapprove sir -269402;1347653692;BTC-Mining;If BTC was inflationary, I'd say buy mining bonds. -269401;1347653708;MoneyIsDebt;EskimoBob: But real life business doesn't grow as fast as the btc/usd price, thus it's still a turd -269400;1347653710;Bane_Capital;MoneyIsDebt: How does it work in other stock exchanges? -269399;1347653721;jcpham;generally speaking, yes i disapprove of the bitcointalkforums and the community that supports, it yes -269398;1347653744;jcpham;some have labeled me social darwinist -269397;1347653750;MoneyIsDebt;You place bids on whatever you want. If a bid is met, the bids you can't afford anymore are reduced to whatever funds you have. -269396;1347653757;jcpham;although i have no clue what that means -269395;1347653789;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -269394;1347653790;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -269393;1347653801;Bane_Capital;MoneyIsDebt: Nefario needs to be made aware of that. -269392;1347653808;MoneyIsDebt;He is -269391;1347653812;MoneyIsDebt;He tried to implement it -269390;1347653815;MoneyIsDebt;but had to roll back -269389;1347653821;MoneyIsDebt;I'm sure it'll come at some point -269388;1347653844;BTC-Mining;[13:12] so what to invest in? -269387;1347653851;BTC-Mining;I pay 0.5% weekly, fixed. Loan based, no devaluation. -269386;1347653869;MoneyIsDebt;BTC-Mining: What ticker? -269385;1347653894;BTC-Mining;It is a bond. And one which respects the true meaning of the term "bond". -269384;1347653898;BTC-Mining;It's a bond. -269383;1347653903;BTC-Mining;loan* -269382;1347653921;BTC-Mining;BTC-BOND -269381;1347654020;BTC-Mining;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGFKVlAtZVAzOGNqS1Brd05MUlFlT2c -269380;1347654065;BTC-Mining;Use this spreadsheet and links on it to get more information. I think it's exhaustive enough. -269379;1347654069;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 23 @ 0.12 = 2.76 BTC [+] -269378;1347654215;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.12 = 0.36 BTC [+] -269377;1347654251;MoneyIsDebt;yeah, looks good -269376;1347654262;MoneyIsDebt;I'll invest at some random time to hide the fact that it's me -269375;1347654269;MoneyIsDebt;:) -269374;1347654329;BTC-Mining;Well I have to keep it at 200% of loan in assets, so because of variations in price, I'll try and keep it under that. -269373;1347654381;MoneyIsDebt;Haven't you seen him on cam4btc? -269372;1347654390;MoneyIsDebt;Gets loads of tips -269371;1347654399;gigavps;ooooooo -269370;1347654403;gigavps;sounds exciting -269369;1347654411;BTC-Mining;The assets on the spreadsheet, trading, exchanging. Sometimes I trade on MtGox a bit, when something happens (like the pirate default). -269368;1347654440;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1000 @ 0.00999999 = 10 BTC [+] -269367;1347654540;BTC-Mining;Probably because I take on almost all the risks. If any asset makes a loss, I have to eat it up on my share of the portfolio. -269366;1347654948;BTC-Mining;aye -269365;1347655007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20533 @ 0.00039793 = 8.1707 BTC [+] -269364;1347655008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15734 @ 0.00039835 = 6.2676 BTC [+] -269363;1347655010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17064 @ 0.00039851 = 6.8002 BTC [+] -269362;1347655850;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 34 @ 0.1161 = 3.9474 BTC [-] -269361;1347655851;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.116 = 2.32 BTC [-] -269360;1347655852;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [-] -269359;1347655935;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1199 = 0.7194 BTC [+] -269358;1347655937;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 392 @ 0.12 = 47.04 BTC [+] -269357;1347655961;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.12 = 2.04 BTC [+] -269356;1347656360;Bane_Capital;Just finished Atlas Shrugged the movie. It wasn't too bad. Clearly low budget but not bad. -269355;1347656375;Bane_Capital;I understand why most people would be bored by it. -269354;1347656422;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 12 @ 0.11 = 1.32 BTC [+] -269353;1347656523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26004 @ 0.00039851 = 10.3629 BTC [+] -269352;1347656690;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [+] -269351;1347656714;Bane_Capital;No, some say he named himself after the book -269350;1347656714;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.9899 BTC [+] -269349;1347656716;Bane_Capital;which he didn't -269348;1347656735;Bane_Capital;Usagi: I think you might enjoy it. Basically it's about industry leaders going on strike. -269347;1347656768;Bane_Capital;It's television quality besides that -269346;1347656769;Bane_Capital;yeah. -269345;1347656779;Bane_Capital;That's why most people hate it. -269344;1347656791;Bane_Capital;They are making a part 2 right now. -269343;1347656806;Bane_Capital;It has a Pirate in it. -269342;1347656811;Bane_Capital;So a bit of a fun bit there. -269341;1347656831;Bane_Capital;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Atlas_Shrugged_characters#Ragnar_Danneskj.C3.B6ld -269340;1347656973;MoneyIsDebt;It's not really about industry leaders going on strike though -269339;1347657003;MoneyIsDebt;It's about increased regulation forcing those leaders to take their business elsewhere -269338;1347657021;MoneyIsDebt;Like all manufacturing being moved to china and taiwan -269337;1347657029;MoneyIsDebt;or software being outsourced to India -269336;1347657038;MoneyIsDebt;to put it in a more modern setting than the book -269335;1347657040;Bugpowder;;;ticker -269334;1347657041;gribble;Best bid: 11.66001, Best ask: 11.66222, Bid-ask spread: 0.00221, Last trade: 11.66, 24 hour volume: 38845, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.66 -269333;1347657052;Bugpowder;nice delay there -269332;1347657058;MoneyIsDebt;(which is recommended over the movie btw) -269331;1347657061;Bugpowder;;;ticker -269330;1347657062;gribble;Best bid: 11.69, Best ask: 11.75, Bid-ask spread: 0.06000, Last trade: 11.75, 24 hour volume: 40042, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.75 -269329;1347657075;DeaDTerra;Anyone here that's going to the conference tomorrow? :D -269328;1347657175;MoneyIsDebt;What conference? -269327;1347657267;DeaDTerra;www.bitcoin2012.com -269326;1347657273;DeaDTerra;London Bitcoin Conference -269325;1347657295;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.119899 = 0.7194 BTC [-] -269324;1347657296;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.12 = 0.48 BTC [+] -269323;1347657344;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 100 @ 0.0200001 = 2 BTC [-] -269322;1347657346;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 4 @ 0.02 = 0.08 BTC [-] -269321;1347657362;Enky;;;ticker -269320;1347657363;gribble;Best bid: 11.72138, Best ask: 11.75, Bid-ask spread: 0.02862, Last trade: 11.75, 24 hour volume: 40217, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.75 -269319;1347657463;MoneyIsDebt;A bit far for me... -269318;1347657473;MoneyIsDebt;but it might push the price a bit -269317;1347657651;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1124001 = 0.4496 BTC [-] -269316;1347657653;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11220133 = 1.122 BTC [-] -269315;1347657654;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11220121 = 1.122 BTC [-] -269314;1347657655;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11210121 = 1.121 BTC [-] -269313;1347657656;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1121012 = 2.8025 BTC [-] -269312;1347657657;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 45 @ 0.1120011 = 5.04 BTC [-] -269311;1347657658;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.10960001 = 3.9456 BTC [-] -269310;1347657659;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10950001 = 2.19 BTC [-] -269309;1347657660;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1095 = 2.19 BTC [-] -269308;1347657661;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1091 = 0.9819 BTC [-] -269307;1347657663;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.10900001 = 3.27 BTC [-] -269306;1347657664;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.109 = 0.218 BTC [-] -269305;1347657665;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.109 = 10.9 BTC [-] -269304;1347657666;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1085 = 0.217 BTC [-] -269303;1347657718;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10696525 = 0.2139 BTC [-] -269302;1347657719;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.10601 = 1.0601 BTC [-] -269301;1347657753;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.10511355 = 0.3153 BTC [-] -269300;1347657831;MoneyIsDebt;rally? -269299;1347657838;MoneyIsDebt;;;ticker -269298;1347657839;gribble;Best bid: 11.711, Best ask: 11.75, Bid-ask spread: 0.03900, Last trade: 11.711, 24 hour volume: 40340, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.75 -269297;1347657855;MoneyIsDebt;;;ticker -269296;1347657855;gribble;Best bid: 11.711, Best ask: 11.75, Bid-ask spread: 0.03900, Last trade: 11.711, 24 hour volume: 40340, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.75 -269295;1347657895;MoneyIsDebt;;;ticker -269294;1347657896;gribble;Best bid: 11.71, Best ask: 11.78098, Bid-ask spread: 0.07098, Last trade: 11.78098, 24 hour volume: 40555, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.799 -269293;1347657961;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 5 @ 0.139999 = 0.7 BTC [+] -269292;1347657962;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 42 @ 0.13999999 = 5.88 BTC [+] -269291;1347657963;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 39 @ 0.14 = 5.46 BTC [+] -269290;1347657964;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 8 @ 0.15 = 1.2 BTC [+] -269289;1347657965;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.5553 = 1.1106 BTC [+] -269288;1347658026;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 8 @ 0.5553 = 4.4424 BTC [+] -269287;1347658038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13805 @ 0.00039851 = 5.5014 BTC [+] -269286;1347658040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00039858 = 1.7139 BTC [+] -269285;1347658041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24319 @ 0.00039878 = 9.6979 BTC [+] -269284;1347658042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00039878 = 3.0706 BTC [+] -269283;1347658044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2376 @ 0.00039885 = 0.9477 BTC [+] -269282;1347658165;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1260 @ 0.0034 = 4.284 BTC [+] -269281;1347658226;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 42 @ 0.0034 = 0.1428 BTC [+] -269280;1347658326;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.6195 = 3.717 BTC [+] -269279;1347658351;MoneyIsDebt;;;asks 12 -269278;1347658353;gribble;There are currently 11135.246 bitcoins offered at or under 12.0 USD, worth 132960.36825 USD in total. -269277;1347658364;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.61958 = 4.9566 BTC [+] -269276;1347658365;MoneyIsDebt;;;asks 13 -269275;1347658367;gribble;There are currently 43475.871 bitcoins offered at or under 13.0 USD, worth 534979.043223 USD in total. -269274;1347658387;MoneyIsDebt;;;bids 10 -269273;1347658388;gribble;There are currently 51206.932 bitcoins demanded at or over 10.0 USD, worth 555374.394154 USD in total. -269272;1347658427;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 26 @ 0.62 = 16.12 BTC [+] -269271;1347658457;MoneyIsDebt;!pl gigamining 0.58 -269270;1347658457;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -269269;1347658476;MoneyIsDebt;!pl gigamining 0.58 2012-08-10 -269268;1347658483;Enky;;;ticker -269267;1347658484;gribble;Best bid: 11.721, Best ask: 11.72999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00899, Last trade: 11.72999, 24 hour volume: 40695, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.799 -269266;1347658485;Bugpowder;All these people buying gigamining need to get an account on MPEX and buy from me at a 15% discount -269265;1347658488;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@0.58BTC] paid: 0.44317596 BTC. Last price: 0.62 BTC. Capital gain: 0.04 BTC. Total: 0.48317596 BTC. (83.3%) -269264;1347658488;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -269263;1347658505;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@0.58BTC] (since: 2012-08-10) paid: 0.07725 BTC. Last price: 0.62 BTC. Capital gain: 0.04 BTC. Total: 0.11725 BTC. (20.2%) -269262;1347658517;Bugpowder;;;ticker F.GIGA.ETF -269261;1347658517;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). -269260;1347658547;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.119799 = 0.4792 BTC [+] -269259;1347659019;Bugpowder;!help -269258;1347659019;assbot;List of commands: -269257;1347659020;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -269256;1347659021;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -269255;1347659034;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 5 @ 0.15483157 = 0.7742 BTC [-] -269254;1347659078;Bugpowder;!ticker F.GIGA.ETF -269253;1347659079;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00039054 / 0.00042374 / 0.000485 (871345 shares, 369.23 BTC), 30day: 0.00030644 / 0.000769 / 0.00113797 (13934052 shares, 10,715.35 BTC) -269252;1347659303;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.08899999 BTC [-] -269251;1347659406;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.05493999 BTC [+] -269250;1347659458;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -269249;1347660304;Diablo-D3;meh -269248;1347660307;Diablo-D3;whats with people today -269247;1347660312;Diablo-D3;its like they let all the loonies out -269246;1347660340;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [+] -269245;1347660349;Diablo-D3;one, outside the kansans city federal building, there might be a bomb inside the car of a self proclaimed terrorist -269244;1347660377;Diablo-D3;two, a third american embassy was attacked over a troll video from a pcp addict -269243;1347660454;Diablo-D3;third, intel announces their new atom cant run linux -269242;1347660493;Diablo-D3;that means their ONLY market for low power x86 (tiny netbooks and >10" super tablets) cant actually run their product -269241;1347660515;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11968989 = 0.3591 BTC [-] -269240;1347660535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.00039818 = 11.0296 BTC [-] -269239;1347660559;Diablo-D3;that new atom cant -269238;1347660564;Diablo-D3;windows 8 only -269237;1347660569;OneMiner;Slashdot says they are lying. -269236;1347660576;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: well -269235;1347660581;Diablo-D3;if its related to the gpu -269234;1347660592;Diablo-D3;and intel doesnt support it with their new driver stack -269233;1347660597;Diablo-D3;then intel legitimately can claim it -269232;1347660603;Diablo-D3;I dont think its drm related -269231;1347660609;Diablo-D3;none of the news stories are saying why -269230;1347660635;Diablo-D3;usagi: also -269229;1347660636;Diablo-D3;if I were you -269228;1347660643;Diablo-D3;I'd look for a ulv fusion if amd has them out in time -269227;1347660649;OneMiner;Ya, I'll bet they don't know. Intel just listed it like it's a feature and left it like that probably. -269226;1347660686;Diablo-D3;no, I'd get laid, and then go back to being diablo -269225;1347660712;Diablo-D3;not that again -269224;1347660720;Diablo-D3;THERE ARE NO WOMEN ON THE INTERTUBES -269223;1347660730;OneMiner;haha -269222;1347660744;Diablo-D3;DOUBLY SO FOR THE BITCOIN COMMUNITY -269221;1347660753;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 34 @ 0.3 = 10.2 BTC [+] -269220;1347660801;Diablo-D3;you're asian, you ALL look androgynous -269219;1347660936;Bane_Capital;Adrogyny is sexy -269218;1347660937;OneMiner;Anyone claiming to be female in the bitcoin community should do that with a doctors note if anybody is going to belive them. -269217;1347660939;Bane_Capital;To me at least. -269216;1347660952;Diablo-D3;ffs, now intel claims they have jelly bean running on that new atom -269215;1347660953;Bane_Capital;It used to be in the 50s at least. -269214;1347660977;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -269213;1347661005;Diablo-D3;MAKE UP YOUR MIND INTEL -269212;1347661016;Diablo-D3;EITHER YOU'RE IDIOTS OR IDIOTS -269211;1347661021;Diablo-D3;CANT BE BOTH... oy wait -269210;1347661139;Diablo-D3;jesus christ -269209;1347661150;Diablo-D3;also, paul graham should quit faxing photos of his penis to google -269208;1347661378;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4001 = 2.8002 BTC [+] -269207;1347661380;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4 = 2.8 BTC [-] -269206;1347661478;Diablo-D3;http://gigaom.com/cleantech/behold-apples-massive-solar-farm-from-the-sky-photos/ -269205;1347661481;Diablo-D3;DO WANT -269204;1347661482;OneMiner;I hope the marines at the US embassys can just fire into crowds that are attacking them. Pass out the ammo! -269203;1347661506;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: actually thats the massively hilarious part -269202;1347661513;Diablo-D3;the libyan embassy had no marine protection -269201;1347661524;Diablo-D3;at least 3 people were killed because of it -269200;1347661525;OneMiner;wtf serious? -269199;1347661536;Diablo-D3;one of them a well known video game player -269198;1347661566;Diablo-D3;http://www.technologyreview.com/view/429203/room-temperature-superconductivity-found-in/ -269197;1347661568;OneMiner;I caught that. I had no idea. I thought they always had marines. -269196;1347661574;Diablo-D3;_WTF_ -269195;1347661581;Diablo-D3;fuck the terrorists, what the fuck is this shit -269194;1347661609;OneMiner;That is sick. It's years and years away though. They are probably messing with tiny little specs of that stuff. -269193;1347661622;Bane_Capital;I wouldn't classify them as terrorists. They are just mad, religious nutters. -269192;1347661635;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: no -269191;1347661639;Bane_Capital;A terrorist is more organized. -269190;1347661645;Diablo-D3;under US law they COULD be arrested for inciting violence -269189;1347661656;Diablo-D3;since it happened on the embassy grounds, it happened inside the united states -269188;1347661660;Bane_Capital;Oh, the other people. -269187;1347661662;Bane_Capital;Oh nvm -269186;1347661670;Diablo-D3;the film makers -269185;1347661682;Diablo-D3;they can also be charged with the hate crime bonus round -269184;1347661688;Diablo-D3;where we double their life sentences. -269183;1347661788;OneMiner;I think it's in very poor taste to make that movie or even the trailer. They should just drop this. But it's an important freedom. They'll never be prosecuted. -269182;1347661828;OneMiner;No -269181;1347661857;Bugpowder;95% chance the superconductor story does not pan out. -269180;1347661975;Diablo-D3;who knows -269179;1347661995;Diablo-D3;it almost sounds like its naturally forming carbon nanofiber cyrstal chains -269178;1347662000;OneMiner;Have you seen the trailer? It's not even funny. It's just insulting, some of it sounded historicaly true but it's presented in a very biased way. -269177;1347662009;Diablo-D3;we already know specially doped diamonds are conductors -269176;1347662023;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: mohammad had a loli fetish -269175;1347662029;Diablo-D3;who cares, that was the norm back then -269174;1347662040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10685 @ 0.00039818 = 4.2546 BTC [-] -269173;1347662041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1515 @ 0.00039789 = 0.6028 BTC [-] -269172;1347662064;OneMiner;Diamod transistors are the shizz. I want a gigaflop grill. -269171;1347662102;OneMiner;He's stupid in the trailer too. It's obviously ment to make people angry. -269170;1347662160;Diablo-D3;usagi: not really -269169;1347662177;Bugpowder;Diablo-D3: Sorry, that story smells like total horseshit. Flaky material, only works sometimes, no observation of resistance loss, etc etc I am upping it to 99.9% bullshit -269168;1347662178;OneMiner;I hate that too usagi. -269167;1347662182;Diablo-D3;they proved they cant be trusted with nuclear reactors -269166;1347662187;OneMiner;It's so silly. -269165;1347662190;Diablo-D3;they had a chance to shut this plant down 20 years ago -269164;1347662191;Diablo-D3;they didnt -269163;1347662193;Diablo-D3;they paid the price -269162;1347662200;Diablo-D3;usagi: not really -269161;1347662206;Diablo-D3;japan has GREAT coastal wind -269160;1347662216;Diablo-D3;they could supply all their power needs with wind alone -269159;1347662225;Diablo-D3;no gas or diesel anyhwere -269158;1347662234;Diablo-D3;tokyo being lit up like new york, everything -269157;1347662235;Diablo-D3;all wind -269156;1347662247;OneMiner;No, people don't understand. They think that non-nuclear is "green" because there won't be any fallout. -269155;1347662257;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: nuclear IS green though -269154;1347662287;OneMiner;Yes, I think it is. But Joe Whatever from Japan thinks that they give him lung cancer. -269153;1347662289;Diablo-D3;take all the nculear stuff in the world, including the worst accidents -269152;1347662299;BTC-Mining;usagi: solar might get cost effective very soon -269151;1347662305;Bugpowder;solar is close -269150;1347662312;Diablo-D3;including both chernobyl and the concrete lake -269149;1347662322;Diablo-D3;including both nuclear bombs and all the bomb testing -269148;1347662323;Diablo-D3;_all of it_ -269147;1347662324;BTC-Mining;and potentially, fusion, although there's a load of improvements to be made before that happens. -269146;1347662328;Diablo-D3;measure the radioactive output -269145;1347662332;Diablo-D3;thats what coal does per year. -269144;1347662340;Diablo-D3;coal outputs that much radioactive material per year. -269143;1347662361;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.00339999 = 0.085 BTC [-] -269142;1347662369;Diablo-D3;all the radiation with nuclear FOREVER is what coal does per year. -269141;1347662383;Diablo-D3;also, solar already is cost effective -269140;1347662385;OneMiner;I agree still. The radiation released isn't at a dangerous level for the globe. Chernobyl was a very similar accident to Fukushima in a way, in that they ignored safety until it exploded in their faces. -269139;1347662397;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: oh, its extremely dangerous -269138;1347662403;Diablo-D3;people are getting cancer because of it -269137;1347662411;Diablo-D3;cancer rates near coal plants is much higher than the norm -269136;1347662434;Diablo-D3;now, to be fair, coal also causes cancer with several other emissions -269135;1347662441;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [+] -269134;1347662442;Diablo-D3;so its not all radioactive related cancers -269133;1347662443;OneMiner;Yes, that's my understanding as well. I'd like to ban burning coal ASAP. Vote OneMiner for world dictator! -269132;1347662467;BTC-Mining;Diablo, it's cost effective in that it can bring a profit, but it's not in the sense that it's cheap to produce. -269131;1347662475;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: no, its actually cheap to produce -269130;1347662486;Diablo-D3;problem is its the volume fucking companies -269129;1347662494;Diablo-D3;plus the republicans throwing money at scams -269128;1347662496;OneMiner;You make em once and they keep producing for a long time. -269127;1347662503;Diablo-D3;30 years. -269126;1347662537;OneMiner;Also you can build a more distributed grid that's resistant to black/brown outs. -269125;1347662552;Diablo-D3;anyhow -269124;1347662557;OneMiner;With residential solar that is. -269123;1347662559;Diablo-D3;why do you think I went with a solar/wind split for DMC? -269122;1347662583;Diablo-D3;because I get the best of both worlds at a price cheaper than outright buying the electricity from the power company -269121;1347662598;Diablo-D3;especially when you factor in the next 30 years of power price increases -269120;1347662600;OneMiner;It's clear that it would save money in the long run. -269119;1347662618;Diablo-D3;ESPECIALLY when you realize they're mandated by law to buy power from me at retail prices -269118;1347662624;OneMiner;Fingers crossed for the tokamak. -269117;1347662728;Diablo-D3;usagi: you know, no one knows how the largest shareholder is going to vote -269116;1347662783;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00339999 = 0.034 BTC [-] -269115;1347662802;Diablo-D3;you're not the largest -269114;1347662825;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 100 @ 0.0002 = 0.02 BTC [+] -269113;1347662836;Diablo-D3;someone out there has about 10k -269112;1347662968;Diablo-D3;well, if you dont vote, thats just like voting yes because of how nefario wrote the motion -269111;1347663137;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -269110;1347663149;Diablo-D3;why do you think I wish I could find a way off glbse? -269109;1347663189;OneMiner;The voting is kept secret until the motion is finished? -269108;1347663194;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: yes -269107;1347663197;Diablo-D3;which is dishonest -269106;1347663441;gribble;The operation succeeded. -269105;1347663468;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.035 = 0.35 BTC [-] -269104;1347663553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00039789 = 6.0479 BTC [-] -269103;1347663810;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11699999 = 1.17 BTC [-] -269102;1347663981;BTC-Mining;dishonest? All motions have no numbers shown until it's done... that's like saying you could see votes live during elections before voting is closed. Way to encourage/discourage people. -269101;1347664380;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 22 @ 0.0033999 = 0.0748 BTC [-] -269100;1347664425;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: but we CAN see voting numbers before elections are closed -269099;1347664459;Diablo-D3;usagi: its up to you to vote, but if you vote yes now, you basically are telling everyone that you never believed in the plan and were just in it for the money -269098;1347664561;Diablo-D3;Theres a difference between making money legitimately and being a greedy fuck. -269097;1347664574;Diablo-D3;I like making my money legitimately, the question is which of those two do you want to be -269096;1347664608;Diablo-D3;I dont care if you are or if you arent -269095;1347664614;Diablo-D3;nyan and bmf's ass is on the line too -269094;1347664627;Diablo-D3;anyone who has ever invested in dmc or dmc has invested in them, we're all going to sink or swim here -269093;1347664652;Diablo-D3;yes, but will bmf shareholders write off bmf? -269092;1347664666;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.65 = 3.9 BTC [+] -269091;1347664684;Diablo-D3;I dont think you realize how honest and straightforward the community is. -269090;1347664699;Diablo-D3;If you decide that you were in it just to be greedy, then why in hell would anyone invest in you ever again? -269089;1347664733;Diablo-D3;usagi: I lost about 1000 BTC total in money. -269088;1347664764;Diablo-D3;yes, I already said the fixed mhash bond shit was not my finest moment. -269087;1347664773;Diablo-D3;nefario still has done nothing about it, and I simply dont care. -269086;1347664808;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, I may have helped collapse the market. -269085;1347664814;Diablo-D3;but we'll never know -269084;1347664848;Diablo-D3;yes, but bmf's assets decreased the whole time -269083;1347664876;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, and then I handed the asicminer over to abmo for 0.10 of asicminer for 0.20 of abmo. -269082;1347664891;Diablo-D3;I traded future profits for both future profits and profits now. -269081;1347664897;Diablo-D3;while doubling the value of the asset -269080;1347664999;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3, 99% of the people are against you. The remaining 1% is yourself. Maybe you should requestion your methods. Most of your trades were at a loss comparing both asset's current market price. It might have been an increase in (or in potential) mhash/s. But the thing is, you'd have gotten more mhash/s selling at market price and buying the other at market price. -269079;1347665020;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: nope -269078;1347665038;Diablo-D3;because that assumes GLBSE has market liquidity -269077;1347665039;Diablo-D3;it doesnt -269076;1347665046;Diablo-D3;people cant sell out of their positions because no one is buying -269075;1347665062;BTC-Mining;liquidity is small but I usually manage to buy/sell at market rate. -269074;1347665067;Diablo-D3;that means DMC would have had no investors -269073;1347665083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2584 @ 0.00039789 = 1.0281 BTC [-] -269072;1347665085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00039723 = 5.4023 BTC [-] -269071;1347665086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8816 @ 0.00039652 = 3.4957 BTC [-] -269070;1347665102;BTC-Mining;I reckon other mining funds managed to buy/sell assets at market rate... -269069;1347665292;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: no -269068;1347665298;Diablo-D3;look at the assets that have no bids atm -269067;1347665300;[\\\];lol -269066;1347665303;[\\\];are you kidding? -269065;1347665304;Diablo-D3;but the asks are 0.10 -269064;1347665308;[\\\];there is no market depth -269063;1347665333;[\\\];couple hundred shares in any asset could bring them to 0 -269062;1347665337;Diablo-D3;neither of those represent the market rate (its about 0.01) -269061;1347665358;Diablo-D3;imsaguy is right -269060;1347665362;teek;whatever happened to the glbse liquidty / reserve update -269059;1347665370;Diablo-D3;teek: gone -269058;1347665374;Diablo-D3;nefario never implemented it afaik -269057;1347665381;teek;he did implement it -269056;1347665384;teek;but it was buggy -269055;1347665389;Diablo-D3;heh, nice =/ -269054;1347665392;teek;i saw it implemented for a cpl hours -269053;1347665396;teek;then it got rolled back -269052;1347665408;Diablo-D3;So, I dunno -269051;1347665413;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09949985 BTC [-] -269050;1347665415;BTC-Mining;That might be true, but when orders appear on the market (buy), they get filled. Just watch for one. -269049;1347665424;Diablo-D3;I think if I remain CEO, I'll end the trade program -269048;1347665426;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.09949985 = 0.796 BTC [-] -269047;1347665428;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.09949986 = 2.985 BTC [+] -269046;1347665429;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 31 @ 0.09949999 = 3.0845 BTC [+] -269045;1347665430;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.0995 = 0.597 BTC [+] -269044;1347665462;Diablo-D3;its not worth the problems. -269043;1347665493;[\\\];he rolled it out -269042;1347665497;[\\\];and then all the bids got trashed -269041;1347665508;[\\\];so he had to remove the changes -269040;1347665601;teek;that is basically the reason there is no liquidity on glbse -269039;1347665612;teek;even trading on the real markets -269038;1347665620;teek;you don't only bid for one thing with the same money -269037;1347666226;OneMiner;Is there some kind of best practices or how to I can read? -269036;1347666238;OneMiner;Concerning investments. -269035;1347666405;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6976 BTC [+] -269034;1347666498;teek;EskimoBob: people keep saying that, but it isn't margin -269033;1347666505;teek;my normal brokerage account does not have margin -269032;1347666505;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -269031;1347666516;teek;that doesn't mean i can't place a ton of bids on different things -269030;1347666541;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.09949999 = 1.99 BTC [-] -269029;1347666542;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.0995 = 0.398 BTC [+] -269028;1347666544;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.09969946 = 9.9699 BTC [+] -269027;1347666545;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.09969947 = 9.9699 BTC [+] -269026;1347666546;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 70 @ 0.09969999 = 6.979 BTC [+] -269025;1347666547;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0997 = 4.985 BTC [+] -269024;1347666549;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 141 @ 0.09989999 = 14.0859 BTC [+] -269023;1347666549;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.0999 = 9.99 BTC [+] -269022;1347666550;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.0999 = 9.8901 BTC [+] -269021;1347666551;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.09999997 = 4.4 BTC [+] -269020;1347666552;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.09999998 = 2 BTC [+] -269019;1347666553;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 252 @ 0.1 = 25.2 BTC [+] -269018;1347666591;gigavps;i believe that's the way it works now -269017;1347666594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00039885 = 0.5983 BTC [+] -269016;1347666598;teek;yes -269015;1347666621;teek;ive had a brokerage acct for approx 10 years -269014;1347666625;teek;it has always worked like that -269013;1347666629;teek;but it is a normal cash acct -269012;1347666633;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 816 @ 0.10803636 = 88.1577 BTC [+] -269011;1347666637;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1107 @ 0.1 = 110.7 BTC [+] -269010;1347666655;teek;if the market goes where i want on a particular issue, the order executes -269009;1347666675;teek;if there there is no avail funds, for the next order, it simply does not execute -269008;1347666681;teek;and the bid is removed -269007;1347666775;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -269006;1347666775;teek;what do you mean by "smooth" -269005;1347666856;teek;the liquidty problem is caused by this, say i want to buy gigamining at .3 and bmmo at .04, i have 1 btc. i can place an order for 3 giga OR 25 bmmo, but not both. i have to lock my money into one thing that may never happen -269004;1347666879;teek;i should be able to bid on 10 different issues at a price i would be happy with -269003;1347666889;teek;thus creating liquidty on all those issues -269002;1347666918;teek;Smoovious: but they do have the funds for it -269001;1347666937;mircea_popescu;teek : increasing the appeareance of liquidity moreover. -269000;1347666977;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.15 = 0.45 BTC [+] -268999;1347667082;OneMiner;I'd like to put my coins somewhere but I'm feeling out of my depth. I don't suppose that anybody reviews all of the options out there? How did you get your start investing? -268998;1347667140;BTC-Mining;Which is why if anyone lacks bids to sell off and wish to sell me at a discount, I'm available. -268997;1347667149;mircea_popescu;OneMiner start small. see what works. -268996;1347667204;teek;i understand people are all bent out of shape on "fake" bids, but there is "order time" then there is "execution time" -268995;1347667209;teek;credit is checked at both points -268994;1347667223;BTC-Mining;OneMiner: May I recommend BTC-BOND? -268993;1347667225;teek;it isnt really the appearance -268992;1347667248;teek;it is real liquidty, because the order is standing based on money that is there when it was placed -268991;1347667264;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10242 @ 0.0034 = 34.8228 BTC [+] -268990;1347667268;OneMiner;haha -268989;1347667287;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4296 = 2.8592 BTC [+] -268988;1347667289;mircea_popescu;the first time you sell 10k into whart seems like a 40k wall and discover abotu 8k of it was valid you'll change your oppinion i guess -268987;1347667363;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1176 @ 0.0034 = 3.9984 BTC [+] -268986;1347667415;BTC-Mining;BTC-BOND is investing made easy. Less risk, stable profit, albeit lower profits. -268985;1347667425;teek;no one is going to provide any serious liquidty if they have to tie up their moeny for something that will probably never happen at 0% interest -268984;1347667427;teek;so yeah -268983;1347667430;teek;catch 22 sure -268982;1347667439;teek;but thats one of the reasons why -268981;1347667461;OneMiner;Thanks for the tips guys. -268980;1347667475;mircea_popescu;teek glbse liquidity was in the bucket before, this won't save it. but anyway, largely academic debate. -268979;1347667491;teek;Smoovious: if there is enough credit left to cover the order then it stays up, if not it gets canceled -268978;1347667506;BTC-Mining;EskimoBob: you mean disable any open order under x BTC total? -268977;1347667548;BTC-Mining;[17:03] and all the small bull shit orders have to be "moved" to market orders only -268976;1347667555;OneMiner;EskimoBob I have to agree, that's the one thing I've considered and rejected. Hashrate is going up so fixed Mh/s is garbage. -268975;1347667563;teek;if i have orders up on 10 different stocks for 10@1 and for antoher 10 different stocks at 5@1 and i ahve 7 btc left in the account, all the 10@1's get canceled -268974;1347667572;teek;the first time one of the 5@1 gets filled the others cancel -268973;1347667648;teek;Smoovious: as far as i know the only reason it isnt implemented is a bug in the code -268972;1347667768;Bane_Capital;CPA is trading above the reported the NAV now. -268971;1347667782;Bane_Capital;reported NAV* -268970;1347667789;teek;Smoovious: i am fairly sure the real markets work like this.. though i am not a pro.. i supposed i could place some orders on some low volume issues and watch level 2 -268969;1347667805;teek;i know i have seen my orders on level 2 before and can follow them around -268968;1347667810;Bane_Capital;What nefario needs to do is include a toggle for this in the settings. -268967;1347667825;Bane_Capital;If you want strict bids, toggle for that -268966;1347667831;Bane_Capital;If you want unlimited, toggle for that -268965;1347667835;Bane_Capital;Everybody is happy -268964;1347667876;teek;Smoovious: fair enough.. but when i place orders in my brokerage account, i have seen them get routed directly to level 2 before -268963;1347667884;teek;now is it every and all orders -268962;1347667886;teek;i am not sure -268961;1347667891;teek;on stuff with high volume it is hard to follow -268960;1347667941;BTC-Mining;No one would have GLBSE stocks they need to dump? I see dumpings going much lower than what I'd pay all the time. -268959;1347667955;BTC-Mining;I got capital to spend. -268958;1347667961;teek;BTC-Mining: i'd dump jlp-bmd -268957;1347667988;Bugpowder;!ticker F.GIGA.ETF -268956;1347667989;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00041282 / 0.00044627 / 0.000485 (129315 shares, 57.71 BTC), 30day: 0.00030644 / 0.00076876 / 0.00113797 (13924752 shares, 10,704.86 BTC) -268955;1347667995;BTC-Mining;is that a fixed mhash/s bond that won't upgrade to ASIC? -268954;1347668008;teek;no its a share, but i dont know wtf he is doing -268953;1347668086;Bane_Capital;!ticker CPA -268952;1347668093;Bane_Capital;!pl CPA 1 -268951;1347668094;assbot;[GLBSE:CPA] [Bid: 0.03100101] [Ask: 0.033] [Spread: 0.00199899] [Last: 0.033] [24hVol: 2.67099981] [7dAvg: 0.02895127] -268950;1347668094;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -268949;1347668099;assbot;CPA [1@1BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.033 BTC. Capital gain: -0.967 BTC. Total: -0.96130312 BTC. (-96.1%) -268948;1347668118;Bane_Capital;Yep, I think we've hit the floor of CPA -268947;1347668129;Bugpowder;I think the liquidity problem is due to 500,000 bitcoins disappearing from people that would be potential investors in real bitcoin securities -268946;1347668134;Bane_Capital;It's up from here from my talks with the issuer. -268945;1347668141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00039652 = 4.6988 BTC [-] -268944;1347668142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1551 @ 0.00039528 = 0.6131 BTC [-] -268943;1347668166;BTC-Mining;eh, looks like a mining share but no real information -268942;1347668173;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.09999996 = 0.6 BTC [-] -268941;1347668202;Bugpowder;I have GLBSE stocks I want to dump, when I went on a buying spree upon account creation without doing enough DD> -268940;1347668221;Bugpowder;Stuck in the positions -268939;1347668234;BTC-Mining;So dodgy I wouldn't give much for them. -268938;1347668244;BTC-Mining;What positions, Bugpowder? -268937;1347668253;Bugpowder;Hoping pre-dividend bounces get me out -268936;1347668296;Bugpowder;YAMBC, BTC-MINING, for example :) -268935;1347668340;BTC-Mining;Hey... BTC-MINING kept it's value at least. There's just no bids eh. -268934;1347668355;Bugpowder;yeah thats because hope sells -268933;1347668366;gigavps;lol -268932;1347668367;Bugpowder;at least when it still has dividends -268931;1347668402;Bugpowder;GIGA @0.4 seems like the buy, but I have so much already -268930;1347668406;BTC-Mining;Well it does pays and unless BITBOND defaults on the loan, the capital is still available at 1 BTC per BTC-MINING share. -268929;1347668446;Bugpowder;I like that BTC-Mining is still paying dividends instead of keeping capital tied up in vaporware waiting -268928;1347668475;gigavps;i'm paying dividends and have money tied up in vaporware :p -268927;1347668509;BTC-Mining;We haven't enough raised for buying a full rig (didn't want to pay for singles) -268926;1347668548;gigavps;Smoovious that might be better suited for #bitcoin-politics -268925;1347668549;BTC-Mining;And the ASICs weren't out yet (vaporware) and other competing offers were on the horizon. So put a motion and started loaning the funds. -268924;1347668618;Bugpowder;ASICs still aren't out yet. -268923;1347668640;BTC-Mining;Aye, and sorry gigavps about being so inquisitive and critical about your upgrade path. It's just that I think, although you have to plan for worst case scenario to still be able to cover the hashing, unless/until this scenario happens, you're putting a large amount of coins in your pockets. -268922;1347668641;Bugpowder;Any estimate of total TH ordered? -268921;1347668651;gigavps;Smoovious everything go ok? -268920;1347668653;Bugpowder;30TH on the thread... -268919;1347668675;gigavps;Bugpowder i would think it's much higher than that -268918;1347668745;gigavps;so they caught it in time? -268917;1347668801;Bugpowder;The main annoyance with the liquidity is that I need to reserve sufficient capital to pay GIGA upgrade fee, because who knows how much you lose getting out of other positions to cover the fee on the day the exchange program goes into effect. -268916;1347668819;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -268915;1347668824;assbot;CPA [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.033 BTC. Capital gain: -0.067 BTC. Total: -0.06130312 BTC. (-61.3%) -268914;1347668840;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -268913;1347668852;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] paid: 0.44317596 BTC. Last price: 0.62 BTC. Capital gain: -0.88 BTC. Total: -0.43682404 BTC. (-29.1%) -268912;1347668871;gigavps;Bugpowder asic is going to be fun -268911;1347668883;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 3 @ 0.61 = 1.83 BTC [+] -268910;1347668895;gigavps;of all the asic offerings, i don't think anyone is going to be able to compete with BFL -268909;1347668912;Bugpowder;It takes serious expertise to roll out custom silicon -268908;1347668976;Bugpowder;FPGA is not the same difficulty level -268907;1347669059;Bugpowder;ALSO much more preorder capital -268906;1347669060;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 5 @ 0.92307692 = 4.6154 BTC [+] -268905;1347669062;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 5 @ 0.94230769 = 4.7115 BTC [+] -268904;1347669063;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 5 @ 0.96153846 = 4.8077 BTC [+] -268903;1347669063;Bugpowder;I would guess -268902;1347669063;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 8 @ 0.98 = 7.84 BTC [+] -268901;1347669064;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 3 @ 0.98076923 = 2.9423 BTC [+] -268900;1347669096;Diablo-D3;[05:30:30] the 1 major advantage BFL has right now, is it is very likely to be the first to market with them -268899;1347669103;Diablo-D3;I doubt that -268898;1347669108;gigavps;i'm also wondering how btcfpga when from not having a fab one week to having a fab and "in process" the next week -268897;1347669118;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.9989 BTC [-] -268896;1347669120;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 4 @ 0.999 = 3.996 BTC [+] -268895;1347669121;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 5 @ 0.9995 = 4.9975 BTC [+] -268894;1347669126;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: asicminer -268893;1347669139;Diablo-D3;I believe bfl will miss the october launch date -268892;1347669139;gigavps;asicminer has shown their specs -268891;1347669148;gigavps;and they are not great -268890;1347669157;gigavps;8w for 1Gh -268889;1347669167;Diablo-D3;gigavps: the 1th for 500w figure is wrong -268888;1347669168;kakobrekla;and tycho -268887;1347669180;mircea_popescu;i thought bfl had a november date. -268886;1347669188;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: they will have the units mining by december if they meet their launch date -268885;1347669193;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, october -268884;1347669202;gigavps;Diablo-D3 who said anything about 1Th for 500w -268883;1347669209;Diablo-D3;gigavps: thats asicminer's numbers -268882;1347669218;gigavps;mircea_popescu end of october -268881;1347669222;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i don't think he puts more stock in asicminer. -268880;1347669230;gigavps;Diablo-D3 are you smoking crack? -268879;1347669231;mircea_popescu;gigavps well the guys likes to contradict what can i say :p -268878;1347669237;Diablo-D3;gigavps: wait, I might be -268877;1347669251;Diablo-D3;lemme check the thread -268876;1347669281;midnightmagic;gigavps: Scaling up from 3.5GH for 1 USB jalapeno gives an upper bound for pure-chip power requirements for 1TH ~600W, plus infrastructure, fans, controllers whatever else they're putting in the sc minirig. -268875;1347669283;Diablo-D3;sorry, 50gh for 532 watts -268874;1347669302;Diablo-D3;bfl sc is claiming 50 for 100 -268873;1347669317;Diablo-D3;and asicminer has already said the 532 figure is wrong, they'll be coming in much lower -268872;1347669317;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Sorry what? -268871;1347669330;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: 40 for 85 ~= 50 for 100 -268870;1347669337;midnightmagic;ah -268869;1347669355;Diablo-D3;and no one believes bfl's numbers -268868;1347669360;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Where's the 85W figure? Is that posted by BFL somewhere? -268867;1347669374;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: they said their sc single will use as much as the single -268866;1347669387;Diablo-D3;same with sc minirig vs minirig -268865;1347669399;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Well, even if it's twice that, or three times that, so long as they fit on a 20A circuit, I'm fine with that. -268864;1347669414;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: !! Well that's interesting. I haven't read that. -268863;1347669416;Diablo-D3;twice that on a minirig still fits on a 15 -268862;1347669457;Diablo-D3;anyhow, 50th for 532 (which has already been announced as too high as an early estimate) vs 50th on 100 -268861;1347669467;Diablo-D3;so even if asicminer is 50th on 200, they won -268860;1347669469;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: I specifically wired up with 12/3, 20A plugs, full armoured conduit, nothing inside the walls, to accommodate future power requirements. We'll see! heh heh. -268859;1347669504;Diablo-D3;the problem is this -268858;1347669508;Diablo-D3;the chinese new year -268857;1347669520;Bugpowder;is when BFL will ship -268856;1347669522;Diablo-D3;if the finished boards have not arrived by jan, NOBODY gets anything until late feb -268855;1347669528;Diablo-D3;the _start_ of jan -268854;1347669539;Diablo-D3;bfl says october, they wont make it -268853;1347669550;Diablo-D3;asicminer says nov or dec, they are cutting it close but will make it -268852;1347669567;Diablo-D3;aiscminer had to bust their asses to catch up to bfl's unverified lead -268851;1347669585;Bugpowder;missile gap -268850;1347669590;Diablo-D3;asicminer is one of those companies that you dont want to know how the sausage is made -268849;1347669626;gigavps;Diablo-D3 i'm an almost positive that ASICMINER specs are at 8w/Gh -268848;1347669641;gigavps;and 8kW per Th -268847;1347669660;gigavps;they are using a very inefficient nm size -268846;1347669663;gigavps;at 130nm -268845;1347669670;mircea_popescu;8kw ?! -268844;1347669678;mircea_popescu;jesus that's some heavy duty draw. -268843;1347669688;Diablo-D3;gigavps: yes, its 130nm -268842;1347669697;Diablo-D3;but so is bfl -268841;1347669705;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7020 @ 0.00041923 = 2.943 BTC [+] -268840;1347669705;mircea_popescu;didn't they claim 80 ? -268839;1347669705;Diablo-D3;unless they went the altera sasic 65nm route -268838;1347669706;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3880 @ 0.00041927 = 1.6268 BTC [+] -268837;1347669715;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: er, 80 isnt a size -268836;1347669743;mircea_popescu;76 we -268835;1347669745;gigavps;Diablo-D3 how do you know bfl is on 130nm? -268834;1347669763;Diablo-D3;gigavps: because its all they can afford -268833;1347669773;gigavps;Diablo-D3 how do you know that? -268832;1347669782;Diablo-D3;unless they got VERY lucky to get a shared silicon 65nm run, they wont be on 65nm -268831;1347669787;Diablo-D3;gigavps: minimum silicon orders -268830;1347669792;gigavps;you look at their bank account? -268829;1347669795;Diablo-D3;65 still has them, small wafer size 130s dont -268828;1347669799;Diablo-D3;gigavps: okay fine -268827;1347669804;Diablo-D3;unless they had 10 million in the bank -268826;1347669808;Diablo-D3;they cant afford it -268825;1347669819;gigavps;Diablo-D3 you are speaking as if you know something -268824;1347669823;Diablo-D3;if they had 10 million in the bank they could afford a PR firm to stop fucking up shit as well -268823;1347669830;Diablo-D3;their PR still sucks. -268822;1347669832;gigavps;when in reality, you don't -268821;1347669841;Diablo-D3;so Im just putting 1 and 1 together to get 2 here. -268820;1347669906;Diablo-D3;gigavps: bfl got caught lying about specs before -268819;1347669920;Diablo-D3;plus they asked for investor money up front -268818;1347669928;Diablo-D3;and you have to pay for the entire run up front -268817;1347669946;Diablo-D3;usagi: exactly, and if they miss the october launch date, asicminer wins -268816;1347669989;PsychoticBoy;If asicminer will succeed, thats the question, I dont believe it -268815;1347670010;PsychoticBoy;chinese crap -268814;1347670027;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: its ALL chinese crap -268813;1347670033;Diablo-D3;where do you think almost all the world's chip fabs are -268812;1347670034;Diablo-D3;in CHINA -268811;1347670047;Diablo-D3;usagi: the republic of china. -268810;1347670055;Diablo-D3;so you're not helping your case -268809;1347670062;Diablo-D3;I dont care about your political issues either -268808;1347670082;Diablo-D3;yes, Im aware that 98% of the world's memory is produced in taiwan. -268807;1347670101;Diablo-D3;Im also aware most non-memory storage devices are made there -268806;1347670104;PsychoticBoy;yes but they forgot yours -268805;1347670117;Diablo-D3;theres also two major industrial fan manufacturers there -268804;1347670164;Diablo-D3;usagi: but Ill also remind you taiwan is not recognized by the UN and their seat is held by China. -268803;1347670177;Diablo-D3;so lolpolitics, it doesnt belong here. -268802;1347670237;Diablo-D3;usagi: there are no 130nm and 65nm fabs in the US afaik -268801;1347670239;Diablo-D3;which is the big issue -268800;1347670244;Diablo-D3;I'd rather the chips be fabbed here -268799;1347670339;Diablo-D3;oh hey -268798;1347670340;Diablo-D3;Im wrong -268797;1347670353;Diablo-D3;intel still does 65nm at the fab in chandler az -268796;1347670371;Bugpowder;IBM? -268795;1347670393;Diablo-D3;intel has four fabs in the US, hillsboro or, chandler az, rio rancho nm, and hudson ma -268794;1347670409;Bugpowder;http://download.intel.com/newsroom/kits/22nm/pdfs/Global-Intel-Manufacturing_FactSheet.pdf -268793;1347670410;Diablo-D3;all of them do 22, 32, or 45, and chandler is building a 14nm fab -268792;1347670427;Bugpowder;Costa Rica! -268791;1347670448;Diablo-D3;intel also has a fab in ireland, does 65 and 90, one in israel doing 45, and one in china doing 65 for non-security applications -268790;1347670486;Diablo-D3;amd/globalfoundries has one in germany, does 45nm and will also be the site of their next gen stuff -268789;1347670497;Diablo-D3;gf's singapore site still does basically every size ever -268788;1347670520;Diablo-D3;28, 180, 350, and 600 (holy shit they still have a 600nm plant open) -268787;1347670549;Diablo-D3;gf is opening one in abu dhabi in 2015 as well -268786;1347670575;Diablo-D3;tsmc has two different plants in taiwan, they do a bunch of sizes including 65 and 130, plus one in shanghai -268785;1347670575;Bane_Capital;Israel is actually producing something? -268784;1347670585;Diablo-D3;sorry, three in taiwan -268783;1347670596;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: yes, intel israel is a huge r&d facility -268782;1347670610;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital they're producing hot chicks in uniform at an amazing rate. -268781;1347670619;Bane_Capital;mircea -268780;1347670630;Diablo-D3;ibm ha two fabs in the US, fishkill ny and essex junction vt, but I dont know what sizes -268779;1347670633;Bane_Capital;Forced conscription really bums me out. -268778;1347670641;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.09989999 = 2.4975 BTC [-] -268777;1347670656;Diablo-D3;stm has one in france, one in italy, 32, 45, 65, 90 -268776;1347670690;Diablo-D3;freescale has one in austin and chandler doing larger sizes, but no 65 and 130 from what I see -268775;1347670728;Diablo-D3;smic is in shanghai and beijing and tianjin, 45, 65, 90, 130 -268774;1347670743;Diablo-D3;holy fuck -268773;1347670744;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [+] -268772;1347670745;Diablo-D3;I didnt know this -268771;1347670752;Diablo-D3;natsemi has a fab plant in maine -268770;1347670762;Diablo-D3;that cant be possible -268769;1347670765;Bane_Capital;Can these guys make ASICs? -268768;1347670784;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: these are all chip fabs -268767;1347670793;Diablo-D3;they can make anything if you supply them with the mask. -268766;1347670797;Bugpowder;FISHKILL was 65nm in 2005 -268765;1347670812;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: ibm has sub-22nm processes -268764;1347670816;Diablo-D3;but I dont know which fab has it -268763;1347670824;Diablo-D3;er, WILL have sub-22 -268762;1347670845;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: natsemi in portland me only does 180, 250, and 350 -268761;1347670856;Bugpowder;So were do these guys do the bonding and packaging of the silicon -268760;1347670857;Bugpowder;? -268759;1347670866;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: some do, some dont -268758;1347670886;Diablo-D3;a lot of companies offer packaging as well so you dont have to go off site to do it -268757;1347670905;Bugpowder;The biggest issue we had with our custom silicon probes was the bump soldering to each lead -268756;1347670938;Bugpowder;hundreds of probes, all with a few bad channels -268755;1347670943;Bugpowder;from the bonding -268754;1347670950;Diablo-D3;ouch -268753;1347670977;Bugpowder;It literally took 2 years to go from working prototype to successful production run -268752;1347670980;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 17 @ 0.09 = 1.53 BTC [-] -268751;1347670984;Diablo-D3;man, multiple companies have fabs in austin -268750;1347670985;Bugpowder;smaller budget though. -268749;1347670987;Diablo-D3;why -268748;1347670999;Diablo-D3;I wonder if thats all the same fab and it either changed hands or works for multiple companies -268747;1347671015;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: yeah, that really sucks -268746;1347671020;Bugpowder;vendors say they can do the spec sheet. they cant do the spec sheet -268745;1347671030;Bugpowder;switch vendors -268744;1347671044;Diablo-D3;gigavps: anyhow, what I was saying was, Im not saying bfl cant do it -268743;1347671051;Diablo-D3;gigavps: there is just a lot of evidence against them -268742;1347671055;Bugpowder;flex PCB shortage -268741;1347671056;Bugpowder;etc -268740;1347671104;Bugpowder;switch from flip chip to zif connectors -268739;1347671277;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268738;1347671313;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268737;1347671338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.00039538 = 10.5962 BTC [+] -268736;1347671396;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268735;1347671410;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -268734;1347671414;PsychoticBoy;!ticker ABM -268733;1347671434;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.146] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.004] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 6.45] [7dAvg: 0.14999999] -268732;1347671438;assbot;[GLBSE:ABM] [Bid: 0.085] [Ask: 0.16] [Spread: 0.075] [Last: 0.1] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.1] -268731;1347671486;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268730;1347671509;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268729;1347671520;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: yeah well -268728;1347671525;Diablo-D3;at least asicminer is making a normal chip -268727;1347671537;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09989999 BTC [-] -268726;1347671539;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268725;1347671554;Diablo-D3;and I think the way they've set it up even if it has a few bad sha cores it should still work -268724;1347671561;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268723;1347671594;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268722;1347671608;Bugpowder;I'm making sure my mining investments will still be paying out during the wait -268721;1347671612;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268720;1347671620;Diablo-D3;well -268719;1347671623;Bugpowder;who the fuck is buying 10 share lots of GSDPT -268718;1347671629;Diablo-D3;who knows -268717;1347671631;Diablo-D3;silly people -268716;1347671634;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -268715;1347671671;mircea_popescu;i've seen 1 share lots -268714;1347671680;Bane_Capital;There is a nice gap in the CPA asks. -268713;1347671683;Bane_Capital;I want to clear it -268712;1347671688;Bane_Capital;but I don't have the leverage -268711;1347671698;Bane_Capital;SOMEBODY BUY IT UP TO .034 -268710;1347671699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 350 @ 0.00332368 = 1.1633 BTC [-] -268709;1347671700;Bugpowder;Yeah, it like baby's first fund management. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnpbJ9eMVdSodHYyVVNHUVh2OEtVYWd6NDFoY0pCalE#gid=0 -268708;1347671700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00319321 = 1.4369 BTC [-] -268707;1347671731;Bugpowder;"Bought shares of gigamining(2), cognitive(4), synergy(10), and pajka(16). Paid 1st dividend. Have 4.14659601 BTC in reserve funds. See other sheets for more details." -268706;1347671741;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -268705;1347671741;Bane_Capital;lol -268704;1347671743;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00319321 / 0.00329319 / 0.00337901 (1200 shares, 3.95 BTC), 30day: 0.00319321 / 0.00361552 / 0.00389519 (46597 shares, 168.47 BTC) -268703;1347671769;Diablo-D3;hrm -268702;1347671774;Diablo-D3;does bitcoin have an accounting company? -268701;1347671790;mircea_popescu;smickles lol. -268700;1347671791;[\\\];yeah, smickles ;) -268699;1347671803;mircea_popescu;get in line slashy :D -268698;1347671812;Diablo-D3;thats imsaguy -268697;1347671813;[\\\];bitch, he's already on my payroll -268696;1347671818;[\\\];;;ident -268695;1347671819;gribble;You are identified as user imsaguy, with GPG key id 7D7EA76776E6CE48, key fingerprint A1398F4C58AC3D387F012AFA7D7EA76776E6CE48, and bitcoin address 1Hf5qWZzd2WsrDwLhkykNc4uXPAkykg9PM -268694;1347671840;Diablo-D3;how much does smickles, smickles, and smickles cost to hire? -268693;1347671856;Bane_Capital;Over 9001 Satoshis -268692;1347671859;Bane_Capital;per minute -268691;1347671863;[\\\];2 hookers and a ball of tar -268690;1347671874;Diablo-D3;those are pretty expensive hookers -268689;1347671892;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -268688;1347671901;Bane_Capital;It's funny how people are willing to call out my alt accounts -268687;1347671904;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7720 @ 0.00041927 = 3.2368 BTC [+] -268686;1347671905;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5500 @ 0.00042382 = 2.331 BTC [+] -268685;1347671905;Bane_Capital;then not lend to me -268684;1347671906;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.00042671 = 0.8107 BTC [+] -268683;1347671907;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.0004272 = 0.5126 BTC [+] -268682;1347671908;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 36378 @ 0.00045386 = 16.5105 BTC [+] -268681;1347671910;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2302 @ 0.00047591 = 1.0955 BTC [+] -268680;1347671911;Bane_Capital;becuase their not sure I am Atlas -268679;1347671929;Bane_Capital;Anyways, fuck it. I don't need a stinkin loan. -268678;1347671947;mircea_popescu;you gonna buy shit with your aggregated postcount ? -268677;1347672001;Bane_Capital;I have gotten thousand BTC loans before -268676;1347672005;Bane_Capital;through post count alone -268675;1347672019;mircea_popescu;ya but the citizen-bankers are a little broke atm. -268674;1347672020;Bane_Capital;Never bothered to document them though -268673;1347672036;Bane_Capital;because they are silly. -268672;1347672043;Bane_Capital;lending to 15 year olds -268671;1347672059;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 1 @ 0.18455089 BTC [+] -268670;1347672098;mircea_popescu;dude srsly. kludge is not 15. it was a joke. -268669;1347672176;Bane_Capital;HashKing is -268668;1347672180;Bane_Capital;I am quite certain -268667;1347672183;[\\\];no, he isn't -268666;1347672187;[\\\];i know that for a fact. -268665;1347672195;Bane_Capital;Well -268664;1347672198;Bane_Capital;I know nothing -268663;1347672204;[\\\];can we get all the other fud out of the way too? -268662;1347672261;mircea_popescu;o it was hk not kludge nm. but yes, he said that as a joke -268661;1347672266;mircea_popescu;people ran with it, it's ridiculous. -268660;1347672268;Bane_Capital;Diablo-D3 is a transgendered, atheist, scientologist. -268659;1347672286;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: not true -268658;1347672294;Diablo-D3;wait -268657;1347672294;Diablo-D3;what? -268656;1347672300;Diablo-D3;how can I be atheist AND scientologist? -268655;1347672313;Bane_Capital;Thetans told me so. -268654;1347672314;Diablo-D3;either I do not believe in God, or I worship a grey wearing a cloak and a crown -268653;1347672321;Diablo-D3;cant have both -268652;1347672828;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11968987 = 0.2394 BTC [+] -268651;1347673738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60200 @ 0.00039528 = 23.7959 BTC [-] -268650;1347674080;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3: false, you can be atheist AND worship a persona in a ridicule fashion, as to mock sects (aka fake or set-up worshipping) -268649;1347674103;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: but thats not religious, its entertainment -268648;1347674141;Diablo-D3;unicode even has a form of the ikon -268647;1347674221;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.09989999 = 0.1998 BTC [-] -268646;1347674265;BTC-Mining;I remember back in high school... where normal people would walk with friends talking, I'd be followed by my two atheists friends who've decided to worship me AND go on strike demanding higher salaries for the disciples of this sect having 2 followers. -268645;1347674337;BTC-Mining;Try walking around corridors with two people walking around you like their on strike demanding higher salaries >.> -268644;1347674463;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.09989999 = 4.8951 BTC [-] -268643;1347674494;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: your high school life was more exciting than mine -268642;1347674499;BTC-Mining;or giving you the hitler salute. Or walking around you doing freestyle rap, but not in a serious way. -268641;1347674541;Diablo-D3;also, someone has notified me that people actually went to the bitcoinica conference -268640;1347674543;Diablo-D3;_why_ -268639;1347674551;BTC-Mining;It was entertaining. They're very good friends too. -268638;1347674577;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 5 @ 0.0002 = 0.001 BTC [+] -268637;1347674637;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -268636;1347674698;BTC-Mining;Luckily life is not like american tv shows. Or we'd have been beaten up so many times. =P -268635;1347674738;BTC-Mining;I miss being a student. -268634;1347675099;mircea_popescu;i don't miss being a student. -268633;1347675103;mircea_popescu;had a lot less money back then. -268632;1347675140;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4299 = 2.8598 BTC [+] -268631;1347675237;BTC-Mining;Eh, that's the worst part. -268630;1347675364;nefario;oh man -268629;1347675366;nefario;so tired -268628;1347675380;nefario;Anyone see the twit pics from the dinner at the pre event? -268627;1347675390;Diablo-D3;why did you go to that event? -268626;1347675396;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.146 = 0.292 BTC [-] -268625;1347675398;Diablo-D3;it just legitimizes what those guys did -268624;1347675404;nefario;what guys -268623;1347675417;Diablo-D3;bitcoinica and intersango -268622;1347675433;nefario;Why would I NOT go -268621;1347675438;nefario;everyone is there -268620;1347675442;nefario;it's awesome -268619;1347675443;nefario;and -268618;1347675446;nefario;they had bitcake -268617;1347675454;Diablo-D3;unless you were hoping zhou tong would show up so you could rape him in a back alley then stab him to death, I dont see the point -268616;1347675454;nefario;actual bitcoin cake -268615;1347675461;nefario;which tastes like chocolate -268614;1347675466;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0005 BTC [+] -268613;1347675483;nefario;Such retardedness -268612;1347675490;nefario;Head implodes -268611;1347675588;Diablo-D3;I dunno, after the crap intersango did, I'd never go to an event they hosted -268610;1347675634;nefario;Then you're missing out -268609;1347675644;nefario;cause nearly everyone who is anyone has come -268608;1347675658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27772 @ 0.00039538 = 10.9805 BTC [+] -268607;1347675685;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3, if it's hosted by scammers/retarded businesses, go there for the lulz. -268606;1347675686;Diablo-D3;nefario: I dunno, parties arent my thing -268605;1347675701;nefario;It was so fun though -268604;1347675706;nefario;speaking to people face to face -268603;1347675709;nefario;about bitcoin -268602;1347675714;nefario;actuall intelligent people -268601;1347675720;nefario;who were not retarded -268600;1347675729;nefario;or who you didn't have to explain the basics to -268599;1347675744;Diablo-D3;heh, still, not my thing -268598;1347675744;BTC-Mining;ah, true, an occasion to meet the bitcoin crowd -268597;1347675752;Diablo-D3;who showed up? -268596;1347675800;nefario;about 100-150 people -268595;1347675801;nefario;the place was packed -268594;1347675850;nefario;my table waited for 1 and 1/2 hours for food -268593;1347675854;nefario;I was starving by the time it came -268592;1347675869;nefario;but I have to say it was pretty nice -268591;1347675871;nefario;turkish food -268590;1347675918;nefario;http://twitter.com/BitcoinByte/status/246723539548381184/photo/1/large -268589;1347675923;nefario;http://twitter.com/BitcoinByte/status/246725359876337666 -268588;1347675930;nefario;I didn't get any pics -268587;1347675933;nefario;phone ran out of battery -268586;1347675958;Diablo-D3;ouch -268585;1347676016;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09989999 BTC [-] -268584;1347676038;nefario;ib? -268583;1347676047;nefario;I bet? -268582;1347676063;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -268581;1347676076;nefario;oh -268580;1347676089;nefario;first time I've come across it -268579;1347676092;nefario;well gents -268578;1347676106;nefario;I'm afraid Im rather smelly from my loooong day -268577;1347676108;nefario;so -268576;1347676117;nefario;shit shower and a shave, I'll be a new man -268575;1347676131;nefario;later -268574;1347676621;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.331 = 2.648 BTC [+] -268573;1347676723;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 3 @ 0.99999 = 3 BTC [+] -268572;1347676724;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 16 @ 0.999999 = 16 BTC [+] -268571;1347677369;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.66 = 6.6 BTC [-] -268570;1347677371;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.651 = 4.557 BTC [-] -268569;1347677372;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.65 = 2.6 BTC [-] -268568;1347677374;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -268567;1347677375;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [-] -268566;1347677375;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.64 = 1.28 BTC [-] -268565;1347677376;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.64 = 6.4 BTC [-] -268564;1347677378;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6302 = 3.151 BTC [-] -268563;1347677405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1349 @ 0.00039528 = 0.5332 BTC [-] -268562;1347677407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14853 @ 0.00039519 = 5.8698 BTC [-] -268561;1347677427;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6302 BTC [-] -268560;1347677428;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.6301 = 3.7806 BTC [-] -268559;1347677429;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.63 = 6.3 BTC [-] -268558;1347677430;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [-] -268557;1347677431;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.62 = 6.2 BTC [-] -268556;1347677432;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.61 = 1.22 BTC [-] -268555;1347677623;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.398 BTC [+] -268554;1347678170;BTC-Mining;Buying DMC shares -268553;1347678269;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 0.9899 = 3.9596 BTC [+] -268552;1347678350;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -268551;1347678380;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 3 @ 0.0525001 = 0.1575 BTC [-] -268550;1347678557;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -268549;1347678630;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.034 = 0.068 BTC [-] -268548;1347678972;kakobrekla;lefuck. -268547;1347679007;BTC-Mining;Pirate still trading? -268546;1347679016;BTC-Mining;Buying DMC shares, anyone? -268545;1347679057;BTC-Mining;Offering up to 0.04 per share -268544;1347679077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7447 @ 0.00039519 = 2.943 BTC [-] -268543;1347679078;kakobrekla;nginx -268542;1347679082;kakobrekla;cant even type. -268541;1347679086;kakobrekla;so tierd. -268540;1347679088;kakobrekla;lol -268539;1347679145;nefario1;gropecunt lane -268538;1347679151;nefario1;an actual place in london -268537;1347679167;nefario1;used to be a red light district -268536;1347679186;kakobrekla;do we have a feed from the conf -268535;1347679213;nefario1;not live no -268534;1347679219;nefario1;but all talks will be recorded -268533;1347679227;kakobrekla;meh -268532;1347679228;kakobrekla;we need live -268531;1347679236;kakobrekla;tomorrow this will be ancient history -268530;1347679299;nefario1;should have bought a ticket -268529;1347679333;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: why, interested in trying to buy your 54 shares back? =P -268528;1347679370;BTC-Mining;Why, yes -268527;1347679383;Diablo-D3;well too bad, I need those -268526;1347679390;Diablo-D3;need to balance out all that delicious abmo -268525;1347679453;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.08899999 BTC [-] -268524;1347679496;BTC-Mining;I was expecting you to be thrown out and assets liquidated at that point, or betting on it. No offence. And since I have a mostly mining portfolio, I'm interested in having a chunk of the shares. Especially if I can trade them for the BTC-Mining shares. -268523;1347679560;Diablo-D3;I doubt Im going to be thrown out -268522;1347679635;BTC-Mining;Well I wonder where the numbers are up to by now. -268521;1347679644;Diablo-D3;who knows -268520;1347679808;BTC-Mining;Nevertheless, in any case, I'll buy more DMCs -268519;1347679838;nefario;lol -268518;1347679841;[\\\];too late, I own them all -268517;1347679851;nefario;haha -268516;1347679855;Diablo-D3;bad imsaguy -268515;1347679872;Diablo-D3;no making smart investments -268514;1347679896;BTC-Mining;[\\\]: how many? -268513;1347679899;nefario;diablo, how old are you? -268512;1347679900;[\\\];all your hash are belong to us -268511;1347679916;Diablo-D3;nefario: 28. -268510;1347679925;nefario;same age as me -268509;1347679928;nefario;nearly -268508;1347679933;nefario;weird -268507;1347679993;[\\\];lol -268506;1347680000;[\\\];BTC-Mining: 42 -268505;1347680072;BTC-Mining;Oh... so that's all DMC's shares uh... I'm sure of that. -268504;1347680082;Diablo-D3;yup, totally -268503;1347680120;nefario;guys -268502;1347680129;nefario;Im looking for advice on creating a default contract -268501;1347680133;BTC-Mining;Damn, if that's all the DMC shares there is, what am I holding? Must be fake shares! -268500;1347680160;nefario;to which all contracts turn when they don't have a clause to handle any upcoming issues -268499;1347680185;Diablo-D3;nefario: a standard offer? -268498;1347680194;nefario;no -268497;1347680201;Diablo-D3;a standard framework? -268496;1347680210;nefario;a standard contract for as many contingencies as we can think of -268495;1347680217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8000 @ 0.0034 = 27.2 BTC [+] -268494;1347680220;nefario;so when there are new contracts -268493;1347680229;nefario;if they don't include a clause to handle an event -268492;1347680237;BTC-Mining;I see... -268491;1347680242;nefario;it then goes to the standard contract -268490;1347680265;nefario;think of the contract as being a child class of a standard contract -268489;1347680271;BTC-Mining;I think a troll face would be easier than writing such lenghty default clauses contract -268488;1347680276;nefario;inheriting it's methods and properties -268487;1347680286;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: I agree, its how everyone treats contracts anyhow -268486;1347680287;nefario;which you can override -268485;1347680310;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: dont like the contract? whine at nefario until he fucks up everybody's shit -268484;1347680314;mircea_popescu; my table waited for 1 and 1/2 hours for food << lol -268483;1347680323;mircea_popescu;so in the end, who that we might have known showed up ? -268482;1347680325;[\\\];you realize that people will just write their own generic clause -268481;1347680333;nefario;rg !!!! -268480;1347680334;russellw;nefario, surely the obvious starting point would be the standard contracts, laws and regulations, whatever, from existing stock exchanges like Wall Street? -268479;1347680343;[\\\];anything not contained herein is to be decided by the asset manager -268478;1347680355;mircea_popescu;[\\\] he doesn't think that far ahead. -268477;1347680359;[\\\];and bam, your entire 'default' is overridden -268476;1347680363;[\\\];glwt -268475;1347680382;nefario;someone already mentioned that -268474;1347680393;nefario;and I don't think that would be allowed -268473;1347680396;mircea_popescu;ahahah -268472;1347680398;[\\\];ah right -268471;1347680405;[\\\];so now you get to determine what the contracts are? -268470;1347680408;[\\\];what next? -268469;1347680409;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3, you fucked everybody's shit. You kept making trade-ins valuating DMC under NAV value so everyone would trade. -268468;1347680412;[\\\];write their contract for them? -268467;1347680421;[\\\];determine the price for them? -268466;1347680423;mircea_popescu;i can't believe this guy is still taken seriously by anyone. -268465;1347680434;nefario;[\\\]: we have the power to approve new assets -268464;1347680443;nefario;or deny them -268463;1347680446;nefario;Im setting up a board -268462;1347680453;nefario;that will do just that -268461;1347680462;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: nope -268460;1347680467;nefario;shitty contracts will probably be turned down as a result -268459;1347680477;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: and even if I did, I did not violate the contract -268458;1347680491;nefario;For DMC the auditing has already begun -268457;1347680502;[\\\];nefario: by whom? -268456;1347680559;nefario;Or perhaps shitty contracts will still be allowed -268455;1347680568;nefario;but then no one will buy ones with such a clause -268454;1347680575;Diablo-D3;well, the problem nefario -268453;1347680583;Diablo-D3;is DMC was one of the longer contracts on GLBSE, and you signed off on it -268452;1347680614;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 actually, the oldest contract was "test", by goat. -268451;1347680622;nefario;I've hired an outside party with qualifications -268450;1347680629;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I said longer not older -268449;1347680635;nefario;they will work out a profit and loss -268448;1347680636;mircea_popescu;o o sorry my bad -268447;1347680646;Diablo-D3;also, goats a redditer? woah -268446;1347680649;nefario;then I'm getting someone else to write a report (another auditor) -268445;1347680652;nefario;and finally -268444;1347680668;nefario;a third person to verify the profit and loss, and report are correct -268443;1347680685;Diablo-D3;nefario: as long as none of those are smickles, thats ... still a dumb idea. -268442;1347680705;nefario;auditing is a dumb idea? -268441;1347680712;Diablo-D3;no, trusting you to it -268440;1347680719;nefario;I'm not doing it -268439;1347680724;nefario;which is the point -268438;1347680729;nefario;I don't have the time -268437;1347680737;nefario;Have a conference to attend and run -268436;1347680742;nefario;stock market -268435;1347680747;nefario;change the world -268434;1347680748;nefario;etc. -268433;1347680772;mircea_popescu;i haven't had such a good laugh in probably months -268432;1347680781;mircea_popescu;so glbbq isn't entirely a waste. it entertains. -268431;1347680791;Diablo-D3;I dont trust you to chose auditors. -268430;1347680822;nefario;I've only gotten one so far -268429;1347680823;mircea_popescu;why not ? he could "hire" usagi, an anonymous "3rd party" with "qualifications". he knows ito integral calculus! -268428;1347680827;[\\\]; I've hired an outside party with qualifications << whom? -268427;1347680832;[\\\];the auditor should be well known -268426;1347680832;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I lol'd -268425;1347680839;[\\\];in fact, its announced BEFORE the audit -268424;1347680841;Diablo-D3;I agree with imsaguy -268423;1347680844;[\\\];at least on a real stock exchange -268422;1347680850;Diablo-D3;this whole thing is extremely shady -268421;1347680857;mircea_popescu;auditor shopping lol -268420;1347680864;Diablo-D3;not only that, the shareholders should have to agree to the chosen auditors as well -268419;1347680868;[\\\];aye -268418;1347680877;[\\\];I think Diablo-D3 is a douchebag -268417;1347680879;[\\\];don't get me wrong -268416;1347680882;[\\\];but this stinks of shady -268415;1347680885;mircea_popescu;for my curiosity, how much does an auditor make per hour in btcland ? -268414;1347680896;[\\\];mircea_popescu: 32 -268413;1347680898;[\\\];err 42 -268412;1347680899;nefario;mircea_popescu: we're missing you at the conference -268411;1347680902;mircea_popescu;maybe i could outsource. -268410;1347680903;nefario;hugs and kisses -268409;1347680916;mircea_popescu;nefario ty, if i ever need to sleep on the floor in the insalubrious apartment of a failed poker player -268408;1347680918;[\\\];notice how my questions go unanswered? -268407;1347680922;mircea_popescu;i have plenty of acquaintances to oblige . -268406;1347680922;[\\\];Who is doing the audit? -268405;1347680935;jcpham;mircea_popescu you should've attended -268404;1347680936;nefario;mircea_popescu: I don't play poker -268403;1347680940;jcpham;i'm disappointed -268402;1347680941;mircea_popescu;not you fool. -268401;1347680958;mircea_popescu;jcpham how's teh soup ? -268400;1347680968;nefario;you know you look like a tool on the forum -268399;1347680978;nefario;everyones there -268398;1347680978;mircea_popescu;which forum do i look like a tool on ? -268397;1347680987;jcpham;sorry i'm not from the eurasian continent -268396;1347680997;[\\\];Who is doing the audit of DMC? -268395;1347680998;jcpham;it's a pretty small place i hear -268394;1347681000;mircea_popescu;dude, forum scum != bitcoin. quite the opposite, actually. -268393;1347681034;jcpham;mircea_popescu i'm disappointed you didn't go to look down upon them -268392;1347681055;jcpham;you know, pull up in your limo full of ladies -268391;1347681058;mircea_popescu;jcpham well, i saw no point in doubling their credibility. -268390;1347681060;nefario;[\\\]: I'll announce it later -268389;1347681064;jcpham;good point -268388;1347681068;Diablo-D3;jcpham: and his 12 foot tall black bodyguards -268387;1347681081;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 nah, the girls double as bodyguards. -268386;1347681092;Diablo-D3;those breast implants come in handy, I guess -268385;1347681094;jcpham;any time you can flaunt it, you should -268384;1347681122;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 especially if it gets cold at all, they can stab you in teh eye. -268383;1347681125;jcpham;sometimes i give horrible advice on irc freely -268382;1347681130;mircea_popescu;vote or die, mothafucka -268381;1347681152;mircea_popescu;or else you're getting hard nipple in the eye. -268380;1347681156;[\\\]; [\\\]: I'll announce it later << when? -268379;1347681163;BTC-Mining;[\\\] no one is, for now there's only a motion about if Diablo should be thrown out of managing DMC -268378;1347681175;[\\\];BTC-Mining: nefario said it already began -268377;1347681180;nefario;wrong -268376;1347681181;[\\\];so which is it? -268375;1347681191;nefario;I said DMC is being audited -268374;1347681214;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.08889999 = 0.5334 BTC [-] -268373;1347681227;[\\\];yeah -268372;1347681230;[\\\];the audit already began -268371;1347681235;[\\\];which means what BTC-Mining said is false -268370;1347681238;Diablo-D3;DMC cant be audited until the shareholders sign off on the auditors. -268369;1347681239;jcpham;Diablo-D3 i remember when i thought u were joking about DMC -268368;1347681254;jcpham;what's the problem -268367;1347681257;nefario;The audit should be done before the vote is closed -268366;1347681259;mircea_popescu;how exactly is this "audit" going to go exactly ? -268365;1347681266;mircea_popescu;do you depose Diablo-D3 ? -268364;1347681266;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.08899999 = 0.712 BTC [+] -268363;1347681277;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: he doesnt even make sense anymore =/ -268362;1347681357;[\\\];How will the auditor know what mining assets DMC has? -268361;1347681362;[\\\];going to visit Diablo-D3? -268360;1347681373;[\\\];man, that airfare is going to eat whatever value is in DMC -268359;1347681379;Diablo-D3;yeah, really. -268358;1347681396;mircea_popescu;jcpham btc, XBIZ London would prolly be more to your taste anyway. i think i have invites somewhere too -268357;1347681466;jcpham;if i go to conference, i'd probably start a riot -268356;1347681477;mircea_popescu;lol why ? -268355;1347681505;jcpham;people see me and want more -268354;1347681510;jcpham;and i just can't give it to them -268353;1347681535;nefario1;is that why you're locked in your mothers basement? -268352;1347681547;jcpham;yes, exactlynefario -268351;1347681558;jcpham;i just can't hve nice things -268350;1347681560;mircea_popescu;lol im sure the girls have seen it all. -268349;1347681592;nefario1;not sure sisters count -268348;1347681608;jcpham;or nephews? -268347;1347681631;Diablo-D3;or first cousins? -268346;1347681633;Doffx;Que Serra Serra/ -268345;1347681641;jcpham;smh -268344;1347681648;mircea_popescu;singe r Doffx -268343;1347681661;Doffx;haha -268342;1347681712;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://www.xbizeu.com/schedule.php there, pussycash is sponsoring teh registrations. -268341;1347681748;BTC-Mining;You've never made sense, trading DMC shares for less than par value. It works like a reverse ponzi. The late investors get more. -268340;1347681759;Doffx;Ohhh that looks like fun mircea_popescu -268339;1347681775;mircea_popescu;they usually throw some kickass parties, but meh. -268338;1347681780;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [+] -268337;1347681783;mircea_popescu;london is messy and crowded. and after a while... -268336;1347681784;BTC-Mining;It's also quite against the contract terms, it was supposed to be for buying mining equipment. You should have motioned going fund managing and the trading chart rates. -268335;1347681808;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: read the contract terms again -268334;1347681837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00039412 = 5.0053 BTC [-] -268333;1347681892;BTC-Mining;If you consider reinvesting in equipment to be equivalent to buying mining stocks, then yes, for that part, 50% reinvestment is ok. -268332;1347681912;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: I outsourced the mining until the DC is done -268331;1347681913;BTC-Mining;The trading part was not however. Trading rates should have been motioned -268330;1347681918;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.082 = 0.328 BTC [-] -268329;1347681920;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.0823 = 0.4115 BTC [+] -268328;1347681921;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 6 @ 0.08235 = 0.4941 BTC [+] -268327;1347682016;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining does have a point there. -268326;1347682017;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 38 @ 0.29949219 = 11.3807 BTC [+] -268325;1347682020;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.0824 = 0.412 BTC [+] -268324;1347682061;Diablo-D3;the trading provided much needed liquidity to the market -268323;1347682062;mircea_popescu;when you failed to get your original funds (1 mn btc) you should have repaid investors and that's that ; not doing that the next best thing would have been to trade market rather than your imaginary valuations. you got raped cause of them. -268322;1347682119;BTC-Mining;but was always made against existing shareholders to the profit of new people coming in. You always changed the trading rate to be under NAV to constantly attract people to trade shares with DMC. -268321;1347682167;BTC-Mining;It's that part which pissed everyone off, mostly. -268320;1347682196;Diablo-D3;no, people got pissed off at what they thought was happening -268319;1347682205;mircea_popescu;d'oh ? -268318;1347682211;mircea_popescu;what ELSE would they get pissed at ? -268317;1347682219;Diablo-D3;instead of thinking about it for a moment, they ran off half cocked and will probably end up costing them their investment -268316;1347682242;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.5001 = 2.0004 BTC [-] -268315;1347682243;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [-] -268314;1347682244;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -268313;1347682283;mircea_popescu;be more speciffic. -268312;1347682310;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 11 @ 0.0105 = 0.1155 BTC [-] -268311;1347682311;Diablo-D3;I traded most of the stuff for _now_ ~1 btc = 1 dmc -268310;1347682323;Diablo-D3;the only thing that differed greatly was asicminer -268309;1347682367;mircea_popescu;nah, i recall a conversation we had where you were trading about 1/6 of mkt value -268308;1347682373;Doffx;Diablo-D3, haha you have got to be the most stubborn person ive ever seen. -268307;1347682408;Doffx;I thought my wife was bad, glad im not married to you! -268306;1347682410;Doffx;:) -268305;1347682419;Diablo-D3;you have to be stubborn to do this kind of work -268304;1347682431;Diablo-D3;if you let every little thing stop you, you'd never get anything done -268303;1347682474;mircea_popescu;in this case it worked in reverse. -268302;1347682501;BTC-Mining;... on the contrary, you need to work through them. Being little things, they're easily walked over, not impossible to pass walls. -268301;1347682513;BTC-Mining;or at least that's my opinion -268300;1347682526;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: yes, and I have been working through them -268299;1347682536;Diablo-D3;I havent stopped working on DMC, even with nefario's threats -268298;1347682549;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 120 @ 0.09989999 = 11.988 BTC [-] -268297;1347682550;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 46 @ 0.0999 = 4.5954 BTC [+] -268296;1347682552;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.0999 = 9.8901 BTC [+] -268295;1347682553;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.0999999 = 2.4 BTC [+] -268294;1347682554;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.09999991 = 0.6 BTC [+] -268293;1347682554;nefario1;what threats? -268292;1347682555;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.09999994 = 0.5 BTC [+] -268291;1347682601;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.09999994 = 2.4 BTC [+] -268290;1347682615;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 50 @ 0.0002 = 0.01 BTC [+] -268289;1347682650;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.11968988 = 2.9922 BTC [+] -268288;1347682652;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.119798 = 0.9584 BTC [+] -268287;1347682672;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09999994 BTC [+] -268286;1347682674;Diablo-D3;nefario1: that you're going to shaft shareholders based on a motion most of them dont have enough information to make a decision on -268285;1347682687;[\\\];asicminer going up, does someone know something the rest of us don't know? -268284;1347682692;nefario1;they can always vote down the motion -268283;1347682706;Doffx;Its coming out next week, you didint see the post? -268282;1347682710;Diablo-D3;Doffx: url -268281;1347682712;Doffx;:P -268280;1347682720;Diablo-D3;you're kidding arent you -268279;1347682721;Diablo-D3;you ass -268278;1347682725;Doffx;I'm completly kidding -268277;1347682738;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -268276;1347682741;jcpham;Doffx is also on that list of people repaid -268275;1347682744;mircea_popescu;it's been going up and down with the wind. -268274;1347682746;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0997 BTC [-] -268273;1347682747;jcpham;that other thing -268272;1347682748;Doffx;I realisticly expect these things around january -268271;1347682756;mircea_popescu;doffx 2013 ? 2015 ? -268270;1347682765;Doffx;2013 -268269;1347682781;Doffx;I think even modminer will be january -268268;1347682788;BTC-Mining;He's going to either liquidate the assets and return the funds to shareholders or motion for a new person to manage DMC -268267;1347682797;Doffx;I still want to see friedcat get his going sooner. -268266;1347682807;BTC-Mining;not shaft shareholders... -268265;1347682816;Doffx;I am on that other list jcpham -268264;1347682827;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.0985 = 0.985 BTC [-] -268263;1347682829;BTC-Mining;They'll keep all value stored in DMC's assets -268262;1347682834;Doffx;It makes me sad daily that I didnt sell at 12 when I planned then talked myself out of it -268261;1347682842;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well his theory is that under any management other than his own investors are "getting shafted" mostly because the liquidation value of assets diverges from the arbitrary value he assigned to same assets. -268260;1347682892;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.4999 = 0.9998 BTC [-] -268259;1347682975;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 46 @ 0.0321 = 1.4766 BTC [+] -268258;1347683058;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nefario can only liquidate assets on glbse -268257;1347683071;mircea_popescu;do you hold other assets ? -268256;1347683083;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6199 BTC [-] -268255;1347683083;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [+] -268254;1347683085;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.62 = 1.24 BTC [+] -268253;1347683101;Diablo-D3;are you asking the question if DMC is moving ahead on other parts of the plan? yes. -268252;1347683130;mircea_popescu;no. does dmc own tangible assets outside of glbse -268251;1347683138;mircea_popescu;like, a car. a brick. some celery. anything. -268250;1347683145;nefario1;or BTC -268249;1347683197;Doffx;I can sell him a brick, and some organic celery if needed/ -268248;1347683206;nefario1;had some organic coke the other day -268247;1347683210;Doffx;dammit I cant seem to hit the . button tonight -268246;1347683217;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 977 @ 0.14520725 = 141.8675 BTC [-] -268245;1347683217;nefario1;all I can say about it is -268244;1347683227;nefario1;coke is a HELLOVADRUG -268243;1347683232;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, I have some celery in the fridge, shareholders can have it. -268242;1347683235;Diablo-D3;derp herp. -268241;1347683245;Doffx;Haha, your not helping nefario1. -268240;1347683251;Doffx;Wtf with your name too -268239;1347683260;mircea_popescu;don't start with usagi-esque fraud/donations. does it own anything. -268238;1347683262;nefario1;network keeps cutting out -268237;1347683275;nefario1;so I keep getting renamed -268236;1347683289;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: Ive already answered the question -268235;1347683291;Doffx;haha -268234;1347683305;mircea_popescu;well i never saw teh answer, so waht is it ? -268233;1347683321;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: read the thread more -268232;1347683333;mircea_popescu;i never read any thread lol. -268231;1347683360;Doffx;mircea_popescu, is all knowing, he doesnt do threads. -268230;1347683394;mircea_popescu;Doffx i get weekly digests, but more's the point, wtf sort of q is this to need a reference answer. "yes, 500 dollars in cash and a used condom.". "no" -268229;1347683412;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you... dont read... threads.... -268228;1347683417;Doffx;haha, I was just trying to be funny. -268227;1347683432;Doffx;Need to try harder I suppose. -268226;1347683434;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i got a girl to do that for me. -268225;1347683439;mircea_popescu;Doffx nono. try softer :D -268224;1347683444;Doffx;:) -268223;1347683457;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.61921 BTC [-] -268222;1347683458;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6192 = 3.096 BTC [-] -268221;1347683460;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6191 = 3.0955 BTC [-] -268220;1347683470;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: argh now you sound like goat -268219;1347683479;mircea_popescu;maybe vice-versa. -268218;1347683486;mircea_popescu;and at great effort on his part, i might add. -268217;1347683537;Doffx;Not even close, there would need to be at least 10 mispellings, and 15 typos and a sentance that makes no sense whatsoever. -268216;1347683546;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.09999994 = 0.3 BTC [+] -268215;1347683548;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 313 @ 0.62 = 194.06 BTC [+] -268214;1347683550;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [+] -268213;1347683560;mircea_popescu;he does speak a very approximative english, does he. -268212;1347683578;Diablo-D3;slightly more approximate than yours at times -268211;1347683583;Doffx;Whatever languange it is its messy -268210;1347683601;Doffx;wow thanks spell check -268209;1347683608;mircea_popescu;haha -268208;1347683614;Doffx;What the heck is languange? -268207;1347683621;Diablo-D3;jesus the dmc thread is a mess -268206;1347683624;Diablo-D3;thanks nefario and co -268205;1347683648;Doffx;That was an Iphone text moment in IRC. -268204;1347683651;mircea_popescu;which thread isn't a mess ? -268203;1347683654;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.69 = 2.76 BTC [+] -268202;1347683656;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.705653 = 2.117 BTC [+] -268201;1347683657;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.721103 = 7.211 BTC [+] -268200;1347683658;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -268199;1347683661;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the dmc thread -268198;1347683672;Diablo-D3;and whoever is buying gigamining: STOP WASTING YOUR MONEY -268197;1347683685;kakobrekla;BUY DMC -268196;1347683693;Doffx;I bought 1000 shares and traded it for DMC -268195;1347683728;Doffx;Sorry im bored and waiting for game to download. -268194;1347683945;Diablo-D3;found it -268193;1347683960;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1188408#msg1188408 -268192;1347684045;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem to answer the question. assets. -268191;1347684093;mircea_popescu;"No BTC from DMC has gone into the web hosting service project" this would mean "no assets". -268190;1347684150;BTC-Mining;Anyone wants to get rid of their GIGAMINING shares? -268189;1347684193;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its funny you bring that up -268188;1347684201;Diablo-D3;fairpoint would largely disagree with you on that -268187;1347684230;Diablo-D3;in the contract between them and verizon when they bought up the northeast service area, assets sold to fairpoint included various contracts -268186;1347684232;mircea_popescu;what/who is fairpoint -268185;1347684243;Diablo-D3;fairpoint is one of the big phone companies in the US -268184;1347684267;Diablo-D3;now, what verizon did was cancel those contracts after fairpoint purchased them but before the ownership switchover date passed -268183;1347684272;mircea_popescu;a ok. i fail to see how that applies to your case. -268182;1347684316;Diablo-D3;so, was verizon right in canceling those contracts after selling them to fairpoint? according to you, they're not assets even though they were crucial to the operation of the phone system -268181;1347684327;mircea_popescu;!ticker BAKEWELL -268180;1347684334;assbot;[GLBSE:BAKEWELL] [Bid: 0.12500001] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.02499999] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 0.45] [7dAvg: 0.15] -268179;1347684352;mircea_popescu;look, if you put no company money into anything then you can't own anything. nothing from nothing doctrine. -268178;1347684359;rg;;;later tell nefario done -268177;1347684359;gribble;The operation succeeded. -268176;1347684449;BTC-Mining;Damn, I see so many lending/investments requests where people ask for a business plan/legitimate questions. And the thread owner shrugs all questions off as trolls attacking their "obvious higher intellect/business skills". Cases of too stupid to know you're stupid? -268175;1347684471;BTC-Mining;So many empty words answering so many crucial questions too... -268174;1347684512;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining hopefully anyone with any coins left has learned the pirate lesson by now -268173;1347684523;BTC-Mining;Nice looking words forming meaningless statements are not arguments... keep that kind of talking for the art gallery. -268172;1347684529;mircea_popescu;also hopefully the ones who haven't will orderly lose all their coins and will never be sufficiently many to ever matter again. -268171;1347684540;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: so basically you shoved the entire service industry under a bus. good job. -268170;1347684549;mircea_popescu;huh ? -268169;1347684741;BTC-Mining;The service industry! It's getting away under buses! Catch it, catch it before it escapes to the neighboring countries! -268168;1347684837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27629 @ 0.00039408 = 10.888 BTC [-] -268167;1347684846;mircea_popescu;"Any motions raised by shareholders will be considered non-binding advisory votes." -268166;1347684849;mircea_popescu;ahaha this is funny. -268165;1347684858;mircea_popescu;seems diablo DID HAVE a catchall clause in his contract. -268164;1347684861;mircea_popescu;nao what bitchez,. -268163;1347684897;nefario1;I'm not a shareholder -268162;1347684900;nefario1;I raised the motion -268161;1347685015;mircea_popescu;... -268160;1347685026;mircea_popescu;you'd seem to be a third party. -268159;1347685075;nefario1;ja -268158;1347685097;mircea_popescu;ahh this trainwreck. -268157;1347685118;mircea_popescu;it's like the funny paper. -268156;1347685230;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080N] 1 @ 0.09633473 BTC [-] -268155;1347685355;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.034 = 0.068 BTC [-] -268154;1347685497;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.65000001 BTC [-] -268153;1347685498;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [-] -268152;1347685504;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -268151;1347685716;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 70 @ 0.00955 = 0.6685 BTC [+] -268150;1347686437;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.09999995 = 0.6 BTC [+] -268149;1347686465;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 10 @ 0.009 = 0.09 BTC [-] -268148;1347686757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29044 @ 0.00039465 = 11.4622 BTC [+] -268147;1347686758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23509 @ 0.00039387 = 9.2595 BTC [-] -268146;1347687226;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 10 @ 0.129 = 1.29 BTC [+] -268145;1347687227;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 50 @ 0.129979 = 6.499 BTC [+] -268144;1347687449;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.09999995 = 0.8 BTC [+] -268143;1347687483;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09999995 = 1 BTC [+] -268142;1347687485;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09999996 = 0.4 BTC [+] -268141;1347687486;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09999998 = 0.4 BTC [+] -268140;1347687487;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.09999999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -268139;1347687489;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.1 = 1.6 BTC [+] -268138;1347688676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11159 @ 0.00039387 = 4.3952 BTC [-] -268137;1347688857;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090N] 7 @ 0.13485511 = 0.944 BTC [+] -268136;1347690384;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -268135;1347690416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32500 @ 0.00039504 = 12.8388 BTC [+] -268134;1347690645;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0034 = 0.017 BTC [+] -268133;1347690672;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 10 @ 0.001 = 0.01 BTC [+] -268132;1347691807;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P080N] 8 @ 0.09569491 = 0.7656 BTC [-] -268131;1347691831;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0889 = 0.5334 BTC [-] -268130;1347691877;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.089 = 0.445 BTC [+] -268129;1347692052;smickles;mircea_popescu: -268128;1347692067;smickles;with just a few minutes to spare -268127;1347692069;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67535.msg1192380#msg1192380 -268126;1347692091;smickles;the MPOE.ETF financial report :D -268125;1347692116;mircea_popescu;o it's that day of the month isn't it -268124;1347692457;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.58539533 BTC [-] -268123;1347692516;BTC-Mining;http://www.natursource.com/retail/tamari-almonds.htm -268122;1347692528;BTC-Mining;A product I'd recommend for anyone's pantry. -268121;1347692710;mircea_popescu;smickles so you sold some mpoe stock and paid back yourself whatever was left from mpex fee ? -268120;1347692735;smickles;lol, no, paid back the loan for the 20 btc GLBSE fee -268119;1347692799;BTC-Mining;20 btc glbse fee? -268118;1347692799;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 2 @ 0.21 = 0.42 BTC [-] -268117;1347692804;mircea_popescu;ya say wut ? -268116;1347692805;smickles;mpoe.etf was charged 20btc to list -268115;1347692811;mircea_popescu;o wait, you listed before the fee reduction uhh -268114;1347692819;mircea_popescu;lol hit up nefario for a rebate :D -268113;1347692837;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 5 @ 0.205 = 1.025 BTC [-] -268112;1347692869;smickles;naw, i'll wait till btc are ~150 usd each for that :D -268111;1347692881;mircea_popescu;lol -268110;1347692904;mircea_popescu;0.31566871 wage expense, 1000% up from average, this connected ? -268109;1347692917;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 3 @ 0.20010001 = 0.6003 BTC [-] -268108;1347692932;smickles;um, let me have a look at that -268107;1347692960;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 9 @ 0.2 = 1.8 BTC [-] -268106;1347692990;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 2 @ 0.025 = 0.05 BTC [+] -268105;1347692993;smickles;oh yeah, by the contract, wages expense is based off of real revenue -268104;1347693004;mircea_popescu;o, you get a % ? -268103;1347693005;smickles;holy shit -268102;1347693008;mircea_popescu;.py 1570.35531024 / 1110 -268101;1347693011;markac;1.41473451373 -268100;1347693013;smickles;oh -268099;1347693034;smickles;i read that as <@assbot> [GLBSE] [SS] 2 @ 0.05 -268098;1347693037;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.009 BTC [-] -268097;1347693112;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, for running it, i take a 1% cut -268096;1347693138;mircea_popescu;aha yeah. cool. -268095;1347693147;mircea_popescu;you almost made a cuppa coffee this month :D -268094;1347693170;smickles;i guess the going rate has gone up since i started it (as deadterra is taking 5%) -268093;1347693228;mircea_popescu;he's taking 5% of dividends tho -268092;1347693253;smickles;it's basically the same thing because he doesn't buy/sell the underlying -268091;1347693268;smickles;i take a smaller cut for doing more work -268090;1347693288;mircea_popescu;well wait, you take 1% of what, nav ? -268089;1347693297;smickles;real revenue -268088;1347693305;mircea_popescu;as in, dividends + share appreciation ? -268087;1347693320;smickles;dividends and share sales -268086;1347693326;mircea_popescu;aha -268085;1347693332;mircea_popescu;o incidentally, Cash payments for purchase of MPOE stock.. 1.00016000 -268084;1347693341;mircea_popescu;you bought stock but your stake seems to have diminished ? -268083;1347693347;mircea_popescu;or my recollection is off -268082;1347693360;smickles;bought less than sold in total -268081;1347693375;mircea_popescu;ah -268080;1347693387;smickles;that was a purchase i arranged at .00028 -268079;1347693400;mircea_popescu;you bought at 28 ?! -268078;1347693405;smickles;:) -268077;1347693409;mircea_popescu;lol juciy. -268076;1347693432;mircea_popescu;how did you manage that lol, buy me some too -268075;1347693432;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.114 = 2.28 BTC [-] -268074;1347693443;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1989 @ 0.009 = 17.901 BTC [-] -268073;1347693447;smickles;heh, buy shares in the fund :D -268072;1347693450;mircea_popescu;ahahah -268071;1347693460;mircea_popescu;but pretty cool stuff. 6 months old now too -268070;1347693466;mircea_popescu;halfway to first dividend report. -268069;1347693468;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 20 @ 0.15 = 3 BTC [+] -268068;1347693496;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66999999 BTC [+] -268067;1347693507;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -268066;1347693508;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00039314 / 0.00039577 / 0.00039885 (1217705 shares, 481.94 BTC), 30day: 0.000035 / 0.00038514 / 0.00042 (78081787 shares, 30,073.15 BTC) -268065;1347693516;mircea_popescu;.py 64849 * 0.00039577 -268064;1347693517;markac;25.66528873 -268063;1347693539;mircea_popescu;so wait. if you're net - 65k yo should have 25 a yes you do -268062;1347693555;mircea_popescu;jesus this is painstakingly detailed man. -268061;1347693558;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.4999 = 2.4995 BTC [-] -268060;1347693566;mircea_popescu;how long do you take to make them ? coupla hours ? more ? -268059;1347693635;mircea_popescu;!ticker mpoe.etf -268058;1347693640;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 0.00180181] [Ask: 1.34] [Spread: 1.33819819] [Last: 1.35] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: ] -268057;1347693655;mircea_popescu;heh. impressive how inclined to recognize value glbbq is. -268056;1347693666;smickles;the reports? yeah, couple of hours at the most -268055;1347693679;mircea_popescu;well, they're certainly setting a standard. -268054;1347693706;mircea_popescu;speaking of standards, do you find yourself inclined to step into the dmc mess ? -268053;1347693761;BTC-Mining;I buy DMC shares by the way, if anyone is dumping them -268052;1347693812;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining they're not really worth more than 0.049 iirc ? -268051;1347693829;smickles;mircea_popescu: in what capacity? -268050;1347693865;mircea_popescu;well, they've completely fubar'd it beyond recognition, nefario and diablo. now they pretty much need a 3rd party that's not reputed mentally deficient / 3 years old -268049;1347693884;Obsi;and they have to have an epic beard as well -268048;1347693885;mircea_popescu;to pick up the pieces, make a statement abotu what the situation is, do the accountign etc -268047;1347693915;BTC-Mining;I have a poor idea of their current NAV value. -268046;1347693925;BTC-Mining;But I'll buy them if they're cheap enough -268045;1347693932;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i recall somebody working it out somewhere but i think the holdings were sligjhtly outdated at the time -268044;1347693981;mircea_popescu;smickles iirc Diablo-D3 was asking for you to be that 3rd party. -268043;1347693994;jcpham;i think someone should pay smickles -268042;1347694004;jcpham;if that is the case -268041;1347694035;mircea_popescu;i think so too, but i wouldn't imagine that'll muchly happen -268040;1347694046;BTC-Mining;I'll pay him in food. Is that ok with you smickles? -268039;1347694071;mircea_popescu;lol, i'd throw some btc dust into the pot if it makes the drama stop -268038;1347694080;mircea_popescu;it's becoming a public nuisance. -268037;1347694083;jcpham;glbse accountant on retainer -268036;1347694108;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [-] -268035;1347694136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19085 @ 0.00039504 = 7.5393 BTC [+] -268034;1347694138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5066 @ 0.00039538 = 2.003 BTC [+] -268033;1347694139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00039711 = 8.2202 BTC [+] -268032;1347694140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5749 @ 0.00039737 = 2.2845 BTC [+] -268031;1347694491;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, I'd rather have smickles as one of them -268030;1347694628;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 3 @ 0.025 = 0.075 BTC [+] -268029;1347694670;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -268028;1347694707;smickles;well, i could probably do something to help out :) -268027;1347694764;smickles;It seems to me that something is brewing in the community to work on these sort of issues -268026;1347694826;mircea_popescu;yeah. it finally dawns on glbbq, a year later, that maybe being a little more like mpex in this respect too wouldn't be a bad thing. -268025;1347694885;smickles;Obsi: i have a beard, but i should not be the one to judge wether it be epic or epyllion -268024;1347694917;Obsi;mircea_popescu can give you tips on making it epic I'm sure -268023;1347694952;mircea_popescu;obsi you have some pent up something you want to share ? -268022;1347694962;Obsi;I want to tickle your beard -268021;1347694970;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66999999 BTC [+] -268020;1347694978;mircea_popescu;lol. currently im shaved tho. -268019;1347694992;smickles;it was an epic beard -268018;1347695023;mircea_popescu;it does grow back east enough -268017;1347695160;smickles;aw, why do i leave /away on :( -268016;1347695385;Diablo-D3;smickles: btw, you run a bitcoin accounting company, right? -268015;1347695459;mircea_popescu;ya, smickles, michael & carver. -268014;1347695488;Diablo-D3;fee chart noaw -268013;1347695535;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.05999989 = 0.6 BTC [+] -268012;1347695696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7151 @ 0.00039737 = 2.8416 BTC [+] -268011;1347695697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.0003974 = 10.9285 BTC [+] -268010;1347695699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10303 @ 0.00039817 = 4.1023 BTC [+] -268009;1347695955;smickles;Diablo-D3: i don't run accounting company. however, I am strongly considering it once i move to arizona and learn that stat's accounting regulations,licences, etc -268008;1347696011;Diablo-D3;usagi: that'd be great as long as you arent on the board of it -268007;1347696022;Diablo-D3;what we need is more smickleses -268006;1347696037;Diablo-D3;what, we can clone him -268005;1347696045;mircea_popescu;with free solar power -268004;1347696085;Diablo-D3;smickles: how much would you charge DMC to handle stuff? -268003;1347696175;Diablo-D3;usagi: you need an odd number. -268002;1347696246;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 205 @ 0.1 = 20.5 BTC [+] -268001;1347696330;Diablo-D3;maybe. -268000;1347696356;Diablo-D3;fine, its probably the only way to keep it honest. -267999;1347696356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1200 @ 0.003 = 3.6 BTC [-] -267998;1347696896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 800 @ 0.00337901 = 2.7032 BTC [+] -267997;1347696980;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109660.0 -267996;1347696982;smickles;heh -267995;1347697063;mircea_popescu;o hey, theymos admits owning part of glbse publicly ? -267994;1347697092;Diablo-D3;oh what -267993;1347697095;Diablo-D3;seriously? -267992;1347697098;Diablo-D3;CANT TRUST ANYONE, WARGH -267991;1347697113;mircea_popescu;i thought it's big secret bla bla. -267990;1347697210;smickles;all you base are belong to theymos -267989;1347697276;smickles;yay! it's back! http://bit.ly/RMjqah … hmm, how long has that island been there? -267988;1347697302;[\\\];I'm not on it -267987;1347697305;[\\\];sad panda -267986;1347697328;mircea_popescu;o hey, it's back -267985;1347697341;mircea_popescu;[\\\] well it's cause you don't talk to people. but it's fixed nao. -267984;1347697356;Diablo-D3;I AM NOT IN THE CENTER -267983;1347697359;Diablo-D3;THIS GRAPH IS WRONG -267982;1347697419;mircea_popescu;you were suspended from center too ? -267981;1347697431;smickles;damn mircea_popescu , you and assbot have a thik rod together -267980;1347697456;mircea_popescu;thickest on the map. i have no ideea why either -267979;1347697490;mircea_popescu;;;lastseen hashking -267978;1347697491;gribble;Error: "lastseen" is not a valid command. -267977;1347697495;mircea_popescu;;;seen hashking -267976;1347697496;gribble;hashking was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 14 hours, 42 minutes, and 25 seconds ago: hi -267975;1347697499;mircea_popescu;wow srsly ? -267974;1347697503;smickles;you seem to be the nexus -267973;1347697516;mircea_popescu;the guy was here and said hi ? wtf happened next? -267972;1347697539;smickles;;;seen BTCHero -267971;1347697540;gribble;BTCHero was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 days, 1 hour, 20 minutes, and 29 seconds ago: slow night i guess -267970;1347697563;smickles;i'd like that to answer your question -267969;1347697586;mircea_popescu;go ahead ? -267968;1347697623;smickles;was hashking ever all that talkitive in here? -267967;1347697636;mircea_popescu;this may be his first foray -267966;1347697960;Diablo-D3;I dunno though -267965;1347697992;Diablo-D3;maybe I should start another company -267964;1347698002;Diablo-D3;one to mine in space. -267963;1347698015;Diablo-D3;nefario cant take the assets if they're in orbit. -267962;1347698023;mircea_popescu;prolly the better avenue for you would be to find employment with some established company. -267961;1347698039;mircea_popescu;and i don't mean no forum play-pretend bullshit "companies" either. -267960;1347698280;smickles;Diablo-D3: would you just need bookkeeping or would you need reports too? -267959;1347698289;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 60 @ 0.114 = 6.84 BTC [-] -267958;1347698333;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -267957;1347698352;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -267956;1347698409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 832 @ 0.00039387 = 0.3277 BTC [-] -267955;1347698410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00039366 = 6.2198 BTC [-] -267954;1347698412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38550 @ 0.00039302 = 15.1509 BTC [-] -267953;1347698413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2818 @ 0.00039288 = 1.1071 BTC [-] -267952;1347698517;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.611 BTC [+] -267951;1347698540;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.08820001 BTC [-] -267950;1347698695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9282 @ 0.00039288 = 3.6467 BTC [-] -267949;1347698696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47200 @ 0.00039281 = 18.5406 BTC [-] -267948;1347698698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49421 @ 0.00039269 = 19.4071 BTC [-] -267947;1347698699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55715 @ 0.00039266 = 21.8771 BTC [-] -267946;1347698700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3878 @ 0.0003926 = 1.5225 BTC [-] -267945;1347698701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46200 @ 0.0003926 = 18.1381 BTC [-] -267944;1347698701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9342 @ 0.00039257 = 3.6674 BTC [-] -267943;1347698702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63700 @ 0.00039245 = 24.9991 BTC [-] -267942;1347698704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22200 @ 0.00039242 = 8.7117 BTC [-] -267941;1347698705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20607 @ 0.00039239 = 8.086 BTC [-] -267940;1347698706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60800 @ 0.00039235 = 23.8549 BTC [-] -267939;1347698707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37658 @ 0.00039229 = 14.7729 BTC [-] -267938;1347698708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62359 @ 0.00039224 = 24.4597 BTC [-] -267937;1347698709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33296 @ 0.00039219 = 13.0584 BTC [-] -267936;1347698710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48900 @ 0.00039215 = 19.1761 BTC [-] -267935;1347698711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00039214 = 3.0979 BTC [-] -267934;1347698711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00039207 = 5.2929 BTC [-] -267933;1347698712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00039201 = 3.8025 BTC [-] -267932;1347698713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46600 @ 0.000392 = 18.2672 BTC [-] -267931;1347698714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35200 @ 0.00039196 = 13.797 BTC [-] -267930;1347698715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41100 @ 0.00039189 = 16.1067 BTC [-] -267929;1347698716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29600 @ 0.00039188 = 11.5996 BTC [-] -267928;1347698718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28000 @ 0.00039186 = 10.9721 BTC [-] -267927;1347698719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52603 @ 0.00039184 = 20.612 BTC [-] -267926;1347698720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53932 @ 0.0003917 = 21.1252 BTC [-] -267925;1347698720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17578 @ 0.00039169 = 6.8851 BTC [-] -267924;1347698721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00039169 = 3.2902 BTC [-] -267923;1347698722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38900 @ 0.00039168 = 15.2364 BTC [-] -267922;1347698723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00039163 = 8.1851 BTC [-] -267921;1347698724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25200 @ 0.0003916 = 9.8683 BTC [-] -267920;1347698725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58641 @ 0.00039155 = 22.9609 BTC [-] -267919;1347698726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00039153 = 6.8518 BTC [-] -267918;1347698727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33800 @ 0.00039152 = 13.2334 BTC [-] -267917;1347698728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24800 @ 0.0003915 = 9.7092 BTC [-] -267916;1347698728;mircea_popescu;omg ? -267915;1347698729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15018 @ 0.00039145 = 5.8788 BTC [-] -267914;1347698730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61500 @ 0.00039141 = 24.0717 BTC [-] -267913;1347698730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.0003914 = 2.7398 BTC [-] -267912;1347698731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00039139 = 9.8239 BTC [-] -267911;1347698732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32087 @ 0.0003913 = 12.5556 BTC [-] -267910;1347698733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00039123 = 1.0954 BTC [-] -267909;1347698734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57991 @ 0.00039122 = 22.6872 BTC [-] -267908;1347698735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.00039111 = 8.8 BTC [-] -267907;1347698736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52796 @ 0.00039101 = 20.6438 BTC [-] -267906;1347698737;smickles;i call 38 -267905;1347698737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.000391 = 6.4906 BTC [-] -267904;1347698738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38400 @ 0.00039096 = 15.0129 BTC [-] -267903;1347698739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00039093 = 8.2877 BTC [-] -267902;1347698740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00039088 = 1.9153 BTC [-] -267901;1347698741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31444 @ 0.00039082 = 12.2889 BTC [-] -267900;1347698742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49547 @ 0.00039075 = 19.3605 BTC [-] -267899;1347698743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26400 @ 0.00039069 = 10.3142 BTC [-] -267898;1347698743;mircea_popescu;whay! -267897;1347698744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17710 @ 0.00039065 = 6.9184 BTC [-] -267896;1347698745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7301 @ 0.00039055 = 2.8514 BTC [-] -267895;1347698746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00039053 = 11.4425 BTC [-] -267894;1347698747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27726 @ 0.00039036 = 10.8231 BTC [-] -267893;1347698748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00039036 = 8.5489 BTC [-] -267892;1347698749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31400 @ 0.00039036 = 12.2573 BTC [-] -267891;1347698750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57339 @ 0.00039033 = 22.3811 BTC [-] -267890;1347698751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00039026 = 8.0784 BTC [-] -267889;1347698752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24020 @ 0.00039023 = 9.3733 BTC [-] -267888;1347698753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00039018 = 6.3599 BTC [-] -267887;1347698754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 320 @ 0.00039017 = 0.1249 BTC [-] -267886;1347698755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47600 @ 0.00039015 = 18.5711 BTC [-] -267885;1347698756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32400 @ 0.00039015 = 12.6409 BTC [-] -267884;1347698757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49800 @ 0.00038991 = 19.4175 BTC [-] -267883;1347698758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00038988 = 4.6006 BTC [-] -267882;1347698759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4689 @ 0.00038986 = 1.8281 BTC [-] -267881;1347698770;mircea_popescu;hey, you called it. -267880;1347698779;smickles;:) -267879;1347698786;mod6;that was a good call -267878;1347698790;mircea_popescu;lol did you just dump mpoe.etf holdings ? -267877;1347698809;mircea_popescu;omg i can't believe this -267876;1347698831;mircea_popescu;.py ( 0.00039288 - 0.00038986) / 0.00038986 * 100 -267875;1347698834;markac;0.774637049197 -267874;1347698844;mircea_popescu;this is the new definition of solid. -267873;1347698852;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 3 @ 0.09 = 0.27 BTC [+] -267872;1347698854;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 2 @ 0.09 = 0.18 BTC [+] -267871;1347698873;mircea_popescu;hundreds of btcs sold, < 1% price drop -267870;1347698895;smickles;naw, mpoeetf still has all the shares it had a moment ago -267869;1347698966;mircea_popescu;well sbdy dumped -267868;1347698986;smickles;inb4 fake trades -267867;1347699027;mircea_popescu;right-o -267866;1347699032;smickles;who was it saying all the small value trades were suspicious? -267865;1347699046;mircea_popescu;lol define small value -267864;1347699068;smickles;<1btc, i think. maybe less than 5 -267863;1347699111;mircea_popescu;lol funny cause i just re-read the list, there's nothing < 1 -267862;1347699119;smickles;i.e., a chain of sub-0.01 trades totalling less than 1btc -267861;1347699163;smickles;well i certainly like to see this depth hold and grow -267860;1347699190;mircea_popescu;nothing compred to mtgox depths yet, but we have hope. -267859;1347699356;mod6;:] -267858;1347699456;smickles;well, there's a good hard-looking wall at .00035 it seems -267857;1347699517;smickles;about 370ish btc around there -267856;1347699552;mircea_popescu;yea -267855;1347699574;smickles;and well over a hundred btc until that even gets touched -267854;1347699609;mircea_popescu;well something like 500 or maybe even 1 k just got extracted -267853;1347699631;mircea_popescu;s.dice seems to have about the same 500 depth -267852;1347699647;mircea_popescu;i nthe end these aren't really too big if one thinks in terms of nyse stocks really -267851;1347699655;mircea_popescu;but i'd guess for btc it is pretty darn good. -267850;1347699729;smickles;what would a 1kbtc sell do to giga? -267849;1347699785;smickles;looks like wipe the board -267848;1347699788;mircea_popescu;i dunno -267847;1347699809;mircea_popescu;.py 100000*0.00023000 -267846;1347699810;markac;23.0 -267845;1347699815;mircea_popescu;ya even 500'd wipe -267844;1347699820;mircea_popescu;tho it;'s been sold to all hell actually -267843;1347699824;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -267842;1347699826;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.000415 / 0.00042972 / 0.00047591 (118600 shares, 50.96 BTC), 30day: 0.00030644 / 0.0007656 / 0.00113797 (13928824 shares, 10,664.02 BTC) -267841;1347699846;mircea_popescu;it's been realy sold off massively, for whatever reason -267840;1347699863;mircea_popescu;looks pretty distressed. -267839;1347699869;smickles;huh, looking at glbse, there's tabs of 'bluemarket whitemarket pinkmarket blackmarket' -267838;1347699876;smickles;wonder what that's about -267837;1347699914;smickles;whatever reason? it's a fixed hash 'bond' isn't it? -267836;1347699916;mircea_popescu;well, glbse has to continually "reinvent" itself to distract people from the fact that pretty much any money they put in there is lost. -267835;1347699933;mircea_popescu;smickles ya but it took an abrupt beating this week -267834;1347699976;smickles;ah, it's categories of quality ostensibly -267833;1347699989;smickles;black has all the ppt's and such -267832;1347700022;mircea_popescu;right. had a bunch of scammy/failed stocks, made version 2.0. in due time this got filled with scammy/failed stocks so now makes colors -267831;1347700024;mircea_popescu;then 3.0 -267830;1347700025;mircea_popescu;then etc. -267829;1347700030;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 882 @ 0.0034 = 2.9988 BTC [+] -267828;1347700083;Diablo-D3;[01:38:07] Diablo-D3: would you just need bookkeeping or would you need reports too? -267827;1347700093;Diablo-D3;smickles: its the reports I suck at -267826;1347700100;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw, you missed that I was telling a joke -267825;1347700315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15033 @ 0.00039715 = 5.9704 BTC [+] -267824;1347700499;smickles;Diablo-D3: i'm considering offering services at ~6 btc an hour. if you keep double entry books, i could probably make your reports in one hour -267823;1347700568;Diablo-D3;guh. -267822;1347700653;smickles;but this would have to wait until i finish moving -267821;1347700672;smickles;i should be done with that after oct 1 -267820;1347700686;Diablo-D3;this would have to wait until dmc can afford that -267819;1347700746;Diablo-D3;I swear Ive had this conversation before -267818;1347700765;smickles;*insert joke; form: 'how much can you afford?' cabbie takes the money, drives one block -267817;1347700968;mircea_popescu; smickles: its the reports I suck at << this is very true. i would guess the entire thing could have been avoided with some well written reports. -267816;1347701030;mircea_popescu;people kept asking for reports, not getting them, eventually it turned into a lynch mob. -267815;1347701111;smickles;Diablo-D3: you really think 6 btc is too much? bean counting is a professional service -267814;1347701183;Diablo-D3;smickles: our best month ever paid like 40btc dividends -267813;1347701209;mircea_popescu;ya this is the problem of btc really. both of you have a point. -267812;1347701637;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -267811;1347701639;gribble;Best bid: 11.6322, Best ask: 11.7, Bid-ask spread: 0.06780, Last trade: 11.63214, 24 hour volume: 36438, 24 hour low: 11.41502, 24 hour high: 11.799 -267810;1347701651;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -267809;1347701653;gribble;11.62 -267808;1347701935;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.30131631 = 301.3163 BTC [+] -267807;1347701937;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.39115708 = 391.1571 BTC [+] -267806;1347702235;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 220 @ 0.39114219 = 86.0513 BTC [-] -267805;1347702236;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 480 @ 0.30129138 = 144.6199 BTC [-] -267804;1347702281;Diablo-D3;wow. -267803;1347702299;Diablo-D3;smickles, usagi: it may be entirely possible the entire community is full of nutjobs -267802;1347702475;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 30383 @ 0.00047591 = 14.4596 BTC [+] -267801;1347702476;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 19617 @ 0.000485 = 9.5142 BTC [+] -267800;1347702530;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1192323#msg1192323 -267799;1347702533;Diablo-D3;thats insane! -267798;1347702879;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.112 = 1.12 BTC [-] -267797;1347747346;kakobrekla;planned. -267796;1347747400;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [+] -267795;1347747858;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -267794;1347747859;gribble;Best bid: 11.69, Best ask: 11.75, Bid-ask spread: 0.06000, Last trade: 11.75, 24 hour volume: 18477, 24 hour low: 11.6, 24 hour high: 11.78991 -267793;1347747903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70400 @ 0.00035 = 24.64 BTC [-] -267792;1347747958;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 9 @ 0.99 = 8.91 BTC [+] -267791;1347748075;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.0999 = 2.4975 BTC [+] -267790;1347748194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6329 @ 0.00035061 = 2.219 BTC [+] -267789;1347748196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46324 @ 0.00039699 = 18.3902 BTC [+] -267788;1347748197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47347 @ 0.0003971 = 18.8015 BTC [+] -267787;1347748537;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -267786;1347748594;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -267785;1347748639;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.04998999 BTC [-] -267784;1347748640;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 1 @ 0.04999 BTC [+] -267783;1347748730;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 130 @ 0.32 = 41.6 BTC [-] -267782;1347748840;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 57 @ 0.0999 = 5.6943 BTC [+] -267781;1347748842;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 343 @ 0.1 = 34.3 BTC [+] -267780;1347748873;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 45 @ 0.03158745 = 1.4214 BTC [-] -267779;1347748874;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.03144282 BTC [-] -267778;1347748876;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.03117194 BTC [-] -267777;1347748877;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 14 @ 0.0310594 = 0.4348 BTC [-] -267776;1347748878;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.03090401 = 0.0618 BTC [-] -267775;1347748879;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.03077875 = 0.0923 BTC [-] -267774;1347748880;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.03065739 = 0.2146 BTC [-] -267773;1347748881;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.03051631 BTC [-] -267772;1347748882;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.03031472 BTC [-] -267771;1347748883;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.030279 BTC [-] -267770;1347748884;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 109 @ 0.03 = 3.27 BTC [-] -267769;1347748885;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 15 @ 0.0261 = 0.3915 BTC [-] -267768;1347748923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23653 @ 0.0003971 = 9.3926 BTC [+] -267767;1347748925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2120 @ 0.00039711 = 0.8419 BTC [+] -267766;1347748925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9647 @ 0.00039817 = 3.8411 BTC [+] -267765;1347748926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.0003985 = 9.9625 BTC [+] -267764;1347748927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3724 @ 0.00039885 = 1.4853 BTC [+] -267763;1347748929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.0003989 = 6.0234 BTC [+] -267762;1347748930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59309 @ 0.00039898 = 23.6631 BTC [+] -267761;1347748931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51200 @ 0.00039938 = 20.4483 BTC [+] -267760;1347748932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00039941 = 0.5192 BTC [+] -267759;1347748933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13569 @ 0.00039997 = 5.4272 BTC [+] -267758;1347748934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00039999 = 9.9998 BTC [+] -267757;1347748935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56147 @ 0.00040062 = 22.4936 BTC [+] -267756;1347748935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00040063 = 6.8908 BTC [+] -267755;1347748937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57000 @ 0.00040108 = 22.8616 BTC [+] -267754;1347748938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00040112 = 1.6847 BTC [+] -267753;1347748939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61437 @ 0.00040115 = 24.6455 BTC [+] -267752;1347748940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3605 @ 0.00040116 = 1.4462 BTC [+] -267751;1347748941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49000 @ 0.00040156 = 19.6764 BTC [+] -267750;1347748942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41600 @ 0.00040167 = 16.7095 BTC [+] -267749;1347748943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00040172 = 7.713 BTC [+] -267748;1347748944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52062 @ 0.00040183 = 20.9201 BTC [+] -267747;1347748944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17396 @ 0.00040196 = 6.9925 BTC [+] -267746;1347748945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00040206 = 6.9958 BTC [+] -267745;1347748946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31400 @ 0.00040208 = 12.6253 BTC [+] -267744;1347748947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11599 @ 0.00040223 = 4.6655 BTC [+] -267743;1347748948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28000 @ 0.00040236 = 11.2661 BTC [+] -267742;1347748949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.00040242 = 9.1752 BTC [+] -267741;1347748950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.0004025 = 1.771 BTC [+] -267740;1347748951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54800 @ 0.00040263 = 22.0641 BTC [+] -267739;1347748953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00040284 = 5.1161 BTC [+] -267738;1347748953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56134 @ 0.00040285 = 22.6136 BTC [+] -267737;1347748954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25600 @ 0.00040346 = 10.3286 BTC [+] -267736;1347748955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00040362 = 2.9464 BTC [+] -267735;1347748956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55900 @ 0.00040383 = 22.5741 BTC [+] -267734;1347748957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44100 @ 0.00040387 = 17.8107 BTC [+] -267733;1347748958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46100 @ 0.00040406 = 18.6272 BTC [+] -267732;1347748959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30800 @ 0.00040426 = 12.4512 BTC [+] -267731;1347748960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41200 @ 0.00040459 = 16.6691 BTC [+] -267730;1347748961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1298 @ 0.00040583 = 0.5268 BTC [+] -267729;1347749196;mircea_popescu;hahaaa! teh lord takekh and teh lord giveth backeth. -267728;1347749350;copumpkin;I see nothing wrong with it -267727;1347749373;copumpkin;it's pretty standard practice to make a ladder of orders -267726;1347749400;copumpkin;I think it's like mtgox, where if your order for X crosses 100 small orders during execution, all of them get reported -267725;1347749494;mircea_popescu;copumpkin ? -267724;1347749519;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: does MPEX report a separate trade for all orders crossed? -267723;1347749529;mircea_popescu;nope -267722;1347749530;copumpkin;that would explain them coming in batches and being comparatively small -267721;1347749533;mircea_popescu;what would be the point of that ? -267720;1347749559;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.35 = 1.05 BTC [+] -267719;1347749563;copumpkin;well, if you report the aggregate active order, you need to talk about the average price it executed at -267718;1347749577;copumpkin;reporting smaller crossed orders can be exact -267717;1347749584;mircea_popescu;but in principle this is something that the aggregators do. -267716;1347749592;mircea_popescu;mpex furnishes the raw data. -267715;1347749597;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [+] -267714;1347749620;mircea_popescu;o wait. is some idiot on my ignore list being an ass ? -267713;1347749646;copumpkin;assbot is being an ass! -267712;1347749649;mircea_popescu;lol -267711;1347749678;mircea_popescu;lettuce point out to the anonymous yet random idiot that a second ago that dubious tyger-p-whatever DID THE EXACT SAME THING -267710;1347749692;mircea_popescu;albeit on a scale more adequate to the failure that is glbbq, which is to say 100th -267709;1347749715;copumpkin;Smoovious: what's wrong with that? -267708;1347749733;copumpkin;if you're not going to let people take fractional shares, having lots of small shares is almost as good :) -267707;1347749740;copumpkin;Smoovious: it's more efficient ;) -267706;1347749777;mircea_popescu;it's incredible these people. they do something WRONG because they are INCOMPETENT. then they get used to it. then when somebody does it right they whine. -267705;1347749792;mircea_popescu;you don't belong on the internet, get off it. -267704;1347749812;copumpkin;Smoovious: what's wrong with having loads of tiny shares? -267703;1347749838;copumpkin;that's what I was saying is more efficient -267702;1347749883;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -267701;1347749909;copumpkin;say you have some criterion for picking an optimal portfolio, and the optimal portfolio wants 1.3 shares of BRK-A -267700;1347749917;copumpkin;(BRK-A shares cost $130k each) -267699;1347749927;copumpkin;you can't do that, because you don't have fractional shares -267698;1347749933;copumpkin;so you either need to have too much BRK-A, or too little -267697;1347749950;copumpkin;heh -267696;1347749960;copumpkin;you make an excellent argument and I concede -267695;1347749984;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.6549 = 5.8941 BTC [+] -267694;1347749985;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.655 = 5.24 BTC [+] -267693;1347749986;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 20 @ 0.697699 = 13.954 BTC [+] -267692;1347749988;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 30 @ 0.6977 = 20.931 BTC [+] -267691;1347749989;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.69998 = 2.0999 BTC [+] -267690;1347750055;jcpham;i like to make sure the books on the shelf are listed by library of congress number -267689;1347750083;jcpham;crazy ocd person! -267688;1347750119;mircea_popescu;you're a statist! -267687;1347750207;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 100 @ 0.101 = 10.1 BTC [-] -267686;1347750209;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -267685;1347750233;jcpham;that's insane -267684;1347750239;jcpham;stop breathing my oxygen -267683;1347750296;BTC-Mining;I need more assets... who's selling DMC? -267682;1347750306;BTC-Mining;or anything else for that matter -267681;1347750317;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i seriously doubt anyone holds dmc outside of the people he traded assets with. -267680;1347750332;mircea_popescu;but otherwise, have some s.dice. -267679;1347750352;BTC-Mining;eh, how far are they by now -267678;1347750407;mircea_popescu;far ? -267677;1347750415;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -267676;1347750417;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (8000 shares, 27.20 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00329454 / 0.0034 (4637641 shares, 15,278.91 BTC) -267675;1347750543;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.00043545 = 0.3919 BTC [-] -267674;1347750545;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11500 @ 0.00042821 = 4.9244 BTC [-] -267673;1347750545;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00042665 = 0.4267 BTC [-] -267672;1347750546;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7774 @ 0.00042487 = 3.3029 BTC [-] -267671;1347750547;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3271 @ 0.00042197 = 1.3803 BTC [-] -267670;1347750549;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 555 @ 0.00041616 = 0.231 BTC [-] -267669;1347750586;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 74 @ 0.12999 = 9.6193 BTC [+] -267668;1347750642;BTC-Mining;Still 4 million at 0.0034 -267667;1347750654;BTC-Mining;Wasn't the new design supposed to be out already? -267666;1347750754;mircea_popescu;mmm maybe. -267665;1347750836;BTC-Mining;Kick evoorhees for me. Tell him to have the new design ready already. -267664;1347750863;mircea_popescu;lol. i hate new designs. -267663;1347750881;mircea_popescu;if i were to kick him for something, it'd be to never change it in the first place. -267662;1347751118;BTC-Mining;GIGAMINING passthrough on MPEX -267661;1347751136;BTC-Mining;~ 0.42 on MPEX -267660;1347751219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 194 @ 0.0030505 = 0.5918 BTC [-] -267659;1347751251;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -267658;1347751436;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.00339999 = 0.085 BTC [-] -267657;1347751438;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 475 @ 0.0033999 = 1.615 BTC [-] -267656;1347751735;BTC-Mining;Arf, I need to find a good deal somewhere -267655;1347751816;mircea_popescu;lol now that diablo's gone ? -267654;1347752190;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.495 = 0.99 BTC [+] -267653;1347752387;BTC-Mining;Anyone need to dump anything? -267652;1347752777;BTC-Mining;Oh oh! -267651;1347752788;BTC-Mining;pink white blue black market implemented -267650;1347752815;BTC-Mining;with default market page not including black market assets -267649;1347752823;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3825 @ 0.00041616 = 1.5918 BTC [-] -267648;1347752859;BTC-Mining;and all pirate/scam/gone issuer assets are in black market it seems -267647;1347752959;BTC-Mining;I'm now back in the top 20 of traded assets -267646;1347753019;mircea_popescu;wd -267645;1347753077;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.665889 BTC [-] -267644;1347753166;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -267643;1347753230;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.162998 BTC [-] -267642;1347753356;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0033999 = 0.0102 BTC [-] -267641;1347753436;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 77 @ 0.1 = 7.7 BTC [+] -267640;1347753564;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5553 BTC [+] -267639;1347753580;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.5897 BTC [-] -267638;1347753778;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.1 = 2.1 BTC [+] -267637;1347753816;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 4 @ 0.07997 = 0.3199 BTC [-] -267636;1347753974;nefario;conference -267635;1347753975;nefario;is -267634;1347753979;nefario;awesome -267633;1347754142;PsychoticBoy;I would have gone but I am racing a 24h race in spa-francorchamps -267632;1347754156;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 41 @ 0.048 = 1.968 BTC [-] -267631;1347754396;nefario;I'm not sure if that sounds fun or not -267630;1347754432;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 6 @ 0.115 = 0.69 BTC [+] -267629;1347754524;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 95 @ 0.00445 = 0.4228 BTC [-] -267628;1347754618;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6746 @ 0.00041616 = 2.8074 BTC [-] -267627;1347754620;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3400 @ 0.00041282 = 1.4036 BTC [-] -267626;1347754621;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 554 @ 0.00040028 = 0.2218 BTC [-] -267625;1347754804;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -267624;1347754821;BTC-Mining;nefario -267623;1347754829;BTC-Mining;I see the new black market is implemented -267622;1347754836;nefario;hi -267621;1347754839;nefario;ye -267620;1347754842;nefario;yes -267619;1347754870;BTC-Mining;How about styling those tabs at the top? There's the thin white/red/blue/black buttons you could make into a bar. -267618;1347754889;nefario;That was kind of a rush job -267617;1347754897;nefario;I had them in a table -267616;1347754905;nefario;but it spilled over into 2 lines -267615;1347754932;BTC-Mining;Make it a menu with those four colors from the bootstrap buttons, using the smallest format -267614;1347754939;BTC-Mining;should make a nice bar -267613;1347754957;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 9 @ 0.12 = 1.08 BTC [+] -267612;1347754985;nefario;oh right -267611;1347754988;nefario;good idea -267610;1347754997;nefario;thanks for the suggestion -267609;1347755001;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 42 @ 0.32 = 13.44 BTC [+] -267608;1347755057;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 144 @ 0.32 = 46.08 BTC [+] -267607;1347755223;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 85000 @ 0.001017 = 86.445 BTC [+] -267606;1347755224;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 15000 @ 0.00101735 = 15.2603 BTC [+] -267605;1347755339;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 2 @ 0.989 = 1.978 BTC [-] -267604;1347755526;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 28 @ 0.025 = 0.7 BTC [+] -267603;1347755661;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -267602;1347755667;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.147] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.003] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 5.242] [7dAvg: 0.14991836] -267601;1347755749;Bane_Capital;I get a lot of mixed messages from this community. -267600;1347755762;Bane_Capital;One day people will be calling me a troll and an idiot. -267599;1347755779;Bane_Capital;The next I will receives PM from people wanting me to join their business venture. -267598;1347755814;Bane_Capital;My conclusion? Most of the butthurt is from Europeans who hate an American capitalist attitude. -267597;1347755828;copumpkin;http://i.imgur.com/Tg3MO.jpg -267596;1347755839;copumpkin;Bane_Capital: have you been to europe? -267595;1347755860;Bane_Capital;It's been a long time. -267594;1347755863;Bane_Capital;but yes. -267593;1347755888;copumpkin;so you were fully aware of that aspect of "european culture" while you were visting, a long time ago? -267592;1347755902;Bane_Capital;No, I was not that informed at the time. -267591;1347755910;Bane_Capital;Merely a child. -267590;1347755922;copumpkin;whence comes your information on said european attitude then? -267589;1347755944;Bane_Capital;Articles and other readings on their culture -267588;1347755950;Bane_Capital;Skype calls -267587;1347755958;Bane_Capital;General forum talk -267586;1347755961;Bane_Capital;4chan -267585;1347755962;Bane_Capital;etc. -267584;1347755979;copumpkin;and I take it you make a point of seeking out articles from sources that might not necessarily reflect your political leanings and preconceived notions, right? -267583;1347755982;nefario;Bane_Capital: "Europe" is not a country -267582;1347755997;nefario;nor is there such thing as "european" cultchure -267581;1347756003;Bane_Capital;nefario: You have no idea how much I support that statement. -267580;1347756015;Bane_Capital;I am generalizing, yes -267579;1347756029;Bane_Capital;but the cultures do have similarities -267578;1347756058;Bane_Capital;Especially in terms of hierarchical and economic perspectives. -267577;1347756064;Bane_Capital;Views on authority, if you will. -267576;1347756079;copumpkin;take mircea_popescu, stereotypical european -267575;1347756083;copumpkin;he dresses in tight clothing -267574;1347756091;copumpkin;loves authority -267573;1347756102;mircea_popescu;i love authority only inasmuch as it's indistinguishable from my own. -267572;1347756104;copumpkin;what else is a european stereotype? -267571;1347756106;Bane_Capital;He's of Eastern Europe -267570;1347756127;Bane_Capital;I am speaking of typical countries that submitted to the Eurozone -267569;1347756132;Bugpowder;10% return on my S.MPOE trade today -267568;1347756132;Bugpowder;yesss -267567;1347756136;copumpkin;aha -267566;1347756138;Bugpowder;4.5 BTC -267565;1347756140;copumpkin;then you're talking about me! -267564;1347756143;mircea_popescu;hehe wd. -267563;1347756154;mircea_popescu;you're a stereotypical brit. -267562;1347756163;mircea_popescu;you folks were not yet accepted into teh continent :D -267561;1347756166;Bane_Capital;I know nothing then. I've just noticed Europeans hate my guts over my individualism. -267560;1347756169;mircea_popescu;must lurk moar. -267559;1347756184;BTC-Mining;pff, only 4.5 BTC -267558;1347756186;nefario;Bane_Capital: not really in the UK -267557;1347756191;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital europeans don't hate your guts, and it's not over your individualism, it's over your parading ignorance. -267556;1347756201;BTC-Mining;You should trade more S.MPOE -267555;1347756217;Bane_Capital;mircea_popescu: Well, I wish people would educate me instead of just beating on me. -267554;1347756227;mircea_popescu;this is how we educate kids in europe -267553;1347756230;Bugpowder;It was a once in a lifetime opportunity -267552;1347756231;copumpkin;it's not really our responsibility to educate you -267551;1347756235;mircea_popescu;we beat the shit out of them. i do it to girls, others do it to boys -267550;1347756236;copumpkin;we can point it out :) -267549;1347756237;mircea_popescu;it's a lovely system. -267548;1347756246;Bugpowder;I bought all that was available below 36000 -267547;1347756256;Bane_Capital;copumpkin: Then why bother attempting to have a discussion? Is the point not to share information? -267546;1347756260;mircea_popescu;o hey, it dipped that low huh ? -267545;1347756271;Bugpowder;35000 -267544;1347756277;Bane_Capital;copumpkin: or is the point to show each other how smart we are and circlejerk? -267543;1347756280;Bugpowder;100k went off at 35000 -267542;1347756287;copumpkin;Bane_Capital: not really, but you can point out the sources of one's inadequate opinion and urge people to strive to diversify a bit -267541;1347756296;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well, good for you~ -267540;1347756302;Bugpowder;#WINNING -267539;1347756303;nefario;mircea_popescu: are you not worried about the risk to mpex as an exchange because of your trading of options on mpoe? -267538;1347756315;Bugpowder;Yeah, is that firewalled? -267537;1347756317;mircea_popescu;what risk do you see ? -267536;1347756318;copumpkin;Bane_Capital: nah, I'm not all that interested in showing people how smart I am -267535;1347756321;nefario;what happens if you become illiquid? -267534;1347756330;copumpkin;and I already engaged in some hardcore circlejerking earlier today -267533;1347756333;copumpkin;so I'm all spent -267532;1347756336;Bane_Capital;copumpkin: Well, you are a good man. -267531;1347756337;mircea_popescu;mpoe doesn't trade in my own name, there's bondholders financing it. -267530;1347756341;Bane_Capital;I am not referring to you. -267529;1347756348;copumpkin;oh okay, thanks :) -267528;1347756351;Bane_Capital;but to some very load and bothered europeans on the forum. -267527;1347756363;Bane_Capital;Very bothered people. -267526;1347756363;Bugpowder;I see. Is that 5% yield yearly or monthly (the bondholders) -267525;1347756374;copumpkin;anyway, I might need to reassert my americanness after being so european on IRC, so I'm gonna go get a burger -267524;1347756378;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well currently it's unlimited, so it could be w/e they ask for -267523;1347756387;copumpkin;burger with bacon -267522;1347756395;mircea_popescu;copumpkin you see, this is why you brits aren't accepted on teh continent. you can't friggin decide WHICH ONE -267521;1347756404;copumpkin;no, no, I'm italian! -267520;1347756409;copumpkin;oh wait, I'm english -267519;1347756411;copumpkin;fuck -267518;1347756411;mircea_popescu;so eat a frog -267517;1347756415;copumpkin;now I'm confused -267516;1347756420;copumpkin;no I'm not french -267515;1347756421;Bane_Capital;mircea_popescu: The Brits already had America but they lost that rather quickly. -267514;1347756426;mircea_popescu;as long as you're not greek. -267513;1347756437;copumpkin;does that count? -267512;1347756443;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital no. they just fucked over you naive bunch. you're more national socialist than they ever dared try. -267511;1347756470;copumpkin;anyway, on that note -267510;1347756474;Bane_Capital;mircea_popescu: The tax rates we would suffer as a long-term colony would not be fun. -267509;1347756475;copumpkin;Smoovious: good idea! -267508;1347756484;copumpkin;I might get some french fries with my Hamburg-er -267507;1347756485;Bane_Capital;You guys pay over 50% in taxes. -267506;1347756494;Bane_Capital;You fucking work for the government pretty much. -267505;1347756498;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital i seriously fail to see how the us would be more akin a british colony if there was a queen representative governing it outright. -267504;1347756509;mircea_popescu;and i never paid more than 16%. -267503;1347756516;mircea_popescu;in like 20 years. -267502;1347756527;Bane_Capital;Capital gains? -267501;1347756531;mircea_popescu;well yes. -267500;1347756542;Bane_Capital;You're a higher class of Brit. -267499;1347756547;mircea_popescu;i'm romanian. -267498;1347756548;mircea_popescu;so yes. -267497;1347756552;Bane_Capital;Hahjahaha -267496;1347756576;Bane_Capital;Most lowly proletarians can't even figure what capital is much less pay taxes on it. -267495;1347756592;mircea_popescu;so then let them work for the govt, they're lucky to have a job in the first place. -267494;1347756593;copumpkin;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:MarginalIncomeTax.svg -267493;1347756622;mircea_popescu;lol, he's sitting on 44% despising 50% ? -267492;1347756635;copumpkin;nay, current top is 34 -267491;1347756637;copumpkin;or 35 -267490;1347756643;Bane_Capital;Look, I quit my job for a reason. -267489;1347756645;copumpkin;plus state taxes, if you have them -267488;1347756647;mircea_popescu;a my bad, 34 -267487;1347756668;Bane_Capital;They withhold more than that -267486;1347756682;copumpkin;anyway, burgertime :) -267485;1347756683;copumpkin;ciao -267484;1347756684;Bane_Capital;You end up getting less than 60% at the end. -267483;1347756686;mircea_popescu;it wouldn't surprise me. the us has this recent history of lieing about everything -267482;1347756687;Bane_Capital;ciao -267481;1347756696;mircea_popescu;they do it with unemployment, why wouldn't they do it with the tax rate -267480;1347756715;Bane_Capital;plus state taxes -267479;1347756728;Bane_Capital;if you have a state income tax -267478;1347756735;Bane_Capital;We don't have VAT -267477;1347756736;Bane_Capital;yet -267476;1347756739;Bane_Capital;When we do -267475;1347756745;Bane_Capital;Things will suck hard -267474;1347756769;Bane_Capital;but they won't implement that because people are already mad -267473;1347756777;Bugpowder;35% + Social Security + State. -267472;1347756788;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3546 @ 0.00040028 = 1.4194 BTC [-] -267471;1347756789;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4954 @ 0.0004 = 1.9816 BTC [-] -267470;1347756793;Bugpowder;State is 0-10% depending -267469;1347756808;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: It hurts the poor the most. -267468;1347756815;Bane_Capital;Yes, Atlas, cares about the poor. -267467;1347756832;Bane_Capital;I, for one, admire the poor paying no taxes at all. -267466;1347756876;mircea_popescu;all taxation should be voluntary. ancient greek style. -267465;1347756880;Bane_Capital;Hmm, well, they do get the services. -267464;1347756888;mircea_popescu;you have some spare cash, you can give it to a good govt cause. -267463;1347756891;mircea_popescu;you don't, tough. -267462;1347756908;Bane_Capital;mircea_popescu: What went wrong and formed the Greece we know today? -267461;1347756925;mircea_popescu;migratory invasions. -267460;1347756942;Bane_Capital;You know, most people would call that racist. -267459;1347756946;Bane_Capital;but it's actually true. -267458;1347756955;mircea_popescu;greeks today are about as similar to greeks as you're to a monkey. the classical greek is tall, curly, blond and blue eyed -267457;1347756960;mircea_popescu;the current greek is some sort of turk. -267456;1347756987;mircea_popescu;same thing with egyptians. if you look at classical egyptian statues they look nothing at all like the short stocky arabs calling themselves "egyptian" -267455;1347757008;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: I agree but unfortunately that changed when property owners were considered the tools of anyone. -267454;1347757028;Bane_Capital;LOL -267453;1347757048;Bane_Capital;mircea_popescu: Maintaining a stable culture can make all the difference in the world. -267452;1347757110;mircea_popescu;in general stable cultures flourish in inaccessible places. -267451;1347757118;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: Yes, it's the angry man with the gun that makes things change but do you have the balls to be that man? -267450;1347757141;nefario;Bane_Capital: why didn't you come to the conference? -267449;1347757146;mircea_popescu;i do have the basll, and i have been that man, but otherwise the statement is wrong. -267448;1347757152;mircea_popescu;angry people with guns change jack shit. -267447;1347757154;Bane_Capital;nefario: I would of came if it was in December. -267446;1347757161;nefario;oh well -267445;1347757163;mircea_popescu;nefario : is anyone in this room at your conference doohickey ? -267444;1347757165;nefario;missed ya -267443;1347757174;Bane_Capital;nefario: I hope to meet you eventually. : ) -267442;1347757181;nefario;was actually looking forward to meeting you -267441;1347757190;Bane_Capital;Well I appreciate that. I do. -267440;1347757193;nefario;I met someone who used to troll me on the forums over a year ago -267439;1347757202;nefario;it was so funny -267438;1347757205;mircea_popescu;i'm looking forward to somebody organising an actual conference. you know, invite people that matter in btc etc. -267437;1347757214;Bane_Capital;nefario: Did he turn out different? : P -267436;1347757280;nefario;he turned out to be a girl -267435;1347757289;nefario;genjix's sister -267434;1347757292;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.1 = 2.1 BTC [+] -267433;1347757296;nefario;I can't get over that -267432;1347757301;Bane_Capital;nefario: Hahaha -267431;1347757304;Bane_Capital;Didn't know he had one -267430;1347757309;Bane_Capital;at least on the forums -267429;1347757315;mircea_popescu;lmao. so wait, you're all related there ? -267428;1347757316;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0003 BTC [+] -267427;1347757317;Bane_Capital;or in BTC in general lol -267426;1347757350;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.43 BTC [+] -267425;1347757360;nefario;Also -267424;1347757366;nefario;richard stallman came to speak -267423;1347757375;mircea_popescu;nefario >> nefario : is anyone in this room at your conference doohickey ? << -267422;1347757380;nefario;and he had free software foundation merchandise sent ahead -267421;1347757398;nefario;there was a stuffed animal -267420;1347757399;nefario;a gnu -267419;1347757404;nefario;and someone walked off with it -267418;1347757410;mircea_popescu;dude stop faking it, seriously. you, taaki and his sister showed up. nobody cares, fo reals. -267417;1347757413;nefario;stallman seemed like he was going to cry -267416;1347757428;nefario;mircea_popescu: you're losing your shit man -267415;1347757433;Bugpowder;!ticker GIGAMINING -267414;1347757439;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.63100001] [Ask: 0.665889] [Spread: 0.03488899] [Last: 0.665889] [24hVol: 229.87208779] [7dAvg: 0.60518783] -267413;1347757442;mircea_popescu;no, my shit is safely stored with grubles and i trust him. -267412;1347757444;Bane_Capital;nefario: :( -267411;1347757448;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -267410;1347757458;Bane_Capital;God, I should of came -267409;1347757461;Bane_Capital;I love Stallman -267408;1347757470;nefario;Bane_Capital: I felt sorry for him -267407;1347757475;Bane_Capital;Because he's hilarious. -267406;1347757480;nefario;but I don't think the stolen gnu was malicious -267405;1347757487;nefario;the stuff arrived in a box -267404;1347757489;nefario;with no instructions -267403;1347757498;nefario;and I think someone thought it was free -267402;1347757537;nefario;someone was also selling casicius coins -267401;1347757540;nefario;or however you spell it -267400;1347757543;Bane_Capital;lol -267399;1347757549;nefario;I can't even say it never mind spell it -267398;1347757554;Bane_Capital;Bad name in general -267397;1347757555;nefario;I couldn't find dead terra -267396;1347757574;nefario;He'll see me speak tomorrow if he's there -267395;1347757588;nefario;there were like 20 people who didn't come -267394;1347757594;nefario;but had paid -267393;1347757603;nefario;about 30 people paid cash -267392;1347757625;Bane_Capital;:O -267391;1347757635;nefario;the other 300 had pre-paid -267390;1347757645;nefario;when max keiser came -267389;1347757651;nefario;I said he looked tired -267388;1347757657;nefario;the guy started shouting at me -267387;1347757661;nefario;I was like -267386;1347757661;Bane_Capital;Hahaha -267385;1347757663;nefario;WTF -267384;1347757668;Bane_Capital;I imagined that -267383;1347757671;nefario;trolled me hard -267382;1347757674;nefario;lols were had -267381;1347757693;Bane_Capital;I am sure Keiser has a packed schedule -267380;1347757699;Bane_Capital;I think RT runs on a shoe string budget -267379;1347757751;Diablo-D3;eh, kinda -267378;1347757751;nefario;we paid for his trip to the confence -267377;1347757754;Diablo-D3;at least rt america does -267376;1347757757;nefario;he's a speaker -267375;1347757768;nefario;was so funny -267374;1347757773;Diablo-D3;its funny, I cant stand max keisers show -267373;1347757780;nefario;genjix went to pay stallman -267372;1347757782;Diablo-D3;I mean, I respect the guy -267371;1347757788;Diablo-D3;but jesus christ his show is horrible -267370;1347757792;nefario;and stallman was like:wait a minute I'm speaking to this person -267369;1347757805;nefario;so genjix just walked off with his money -267368;1347757811;nefario;"fuck this Im not waiting" -267367;1347757816;nefario;stallman started getting angry -267366;1347757837;nefario;I had to go to the restaraunt and get the money, genjix had gone to eat -267365;1347757841;nefario;was sooo -267364;1347757845;nefario;lols -267363;1347757847;Bane_Capital;Wait -267362;1347757854;Bane_Capital;What was the money about? -267361;1347757865;Bane_Capital;Kinda missed where the money came in -267360;1347757884;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 46 @ 0.162998 = 7.4979 BTC [-] -267359;1347757886;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 14 @ 0.162999 = 2.282 BTC [+] -267358;1347757888;nefario;stallmans airline ticket re-imbursement -267357;1347757892;Bane_Capital;Oh -267356;1347757915;nefario;I think the loss of his gnu ruined his day -267355;1347757921;nefario;so it's now just linux -267354;1347757925;nefario;which pisses him off -267353;1347757926;nefario;lol -267352;1347757931;Diablo-D3;why the fuck did rms even show up -267351;1347757939;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.162999 BTC [+] -267350;1347757946;Diablo-D3;he doesnt bother with small events anymore -267349;1347757948;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 because by now not that many people can be bothered to invite him anywhere. -267348;1347758001;nefario;I haven't even written my talk for tomorrow -267347;1347758016;nefario;mircea_popescu: would you like me to mention you or mpex? -267346;1347758041;mircea_popescu;no. -267345;1347758064;Bane_Capital;Does RMS even like capitalistic things such as Bitcoin? : P -267344;1347758071;Bane_Capital;I get the impression he is antimoney. -267343;1347758092;nefario;well thebitcoin client is opensource -267342;1347758095;nefario;as is the protocol -267341;1347758106;nefario;and we have several OS people who were helping out -267340;1347758126;Bane_Capital;So it makes sense in that department. I guess it could be his ideal money. -267339;1347758135;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 5 @ 0.0002 = 0.001 BTC [+] -267338;1347758136;Bane_Capital;Who knows what software produces US dollars -267337;1347758138;Bane_Capital;and Euros -267336;1347758139;Bane_Capital;and the like -267335;1347758148;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 5 @ 0.0002 = 0.001 BTC [+] -267334;1347758153;nefario;whatever it is -267333;1347758158;nefario;its written in cobol -267332;1347758162;nefario;I guarantee -267331;1347758165;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 5 @ 0.0002 = 0.001 BTC [+] -267330;1347758168;Bugpowder;I think he is pro subverting the dominant paradigm -267329;1347758171;nefario;fucking hate cobol -267328;1347758183;nefario;Bugpowder: anti-popular -267327;1347758183;Bane_Capital;>est 1959 -267326;1347758184;Bane_Capital;WTF -267325;1347758193;Diablo-D3;I dont even care anymore -267324;1347758199;Bane_Capital;How does Cobol still exist? -267323;1347758203;Bane_Capital;What compiles it? -267322;1347758210;nefario;cobol compilers -267321;1347758215;nefario;like they always have -267320;1347758221;nefario;it exists because it costs money to replace -267319;1347758226;nefario;and it works -267318;1347758232;nefario;not perfectly but it does work -267317;1347758267;Bane_Capital;God, it's such a cold language -267316;1347758294;Bane_Capital;IDENTIFICATION DIVISION -267315;1347758304;Bane_Capital;PROGRAM-ID. HELLO-WORLD -267314;1347758309;nefario;I worked for bank of ireland -267313;1347758311;Bane_Capital;PROCEDURE DIVISION -267312;1347758321;nefario;fucking hate their IT systems -267311;1347758327;nefario;still used NT4.5 -267310;1347758332;nefario;or something like that -267309;1347758343;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.0003967 = 2.0628 BTC [-] -267308;1347758344;nefario;only game we could play was original DOOM -267307;1347758377;Bane_Capital;nefario: I think it really shows how it's all decaying. -267306;1347758387;Bane_Capital;They are getting lazy. -267305;1347758394;nefario;no they're not -267304;1347758405;Bane_Capital;Well, I stand corrected. -267303;1347758408;nefario;airlines are still using their booking systems from the 60's -267302;1347758410;Bane_Capital;They are determined then? -267301;1347758418;nefario;it's really messy to upgrade that shit -267300;1347758423;nefario;mistakes are really expensive -267299;1347758442;Diablo-D3;heh -267298;1347758451;Bugpowder;SABRE? -267297;1347758454;Diablo-D3;I downloaded the doom I shareware off a bbs -267296;1347758463;Diablo-D3;shortly after it came out -267295;1347758465;Diablo-D3;I feel old -267294;1347758532;Bane_Capital;nefario: So is our central banking system not bureaucratic, apathetic and stagnant? -267293;1347758542;Bane_Capital;On a international basis that is. -267292;1347758559;nefario;ask me when I work in a central bank -267291;1347758566;Diablo-D3;heh -267290;1347758574;Diablo-D3;if it exists, it exists to be disrupted -267289;1347758578;Diablo-D3;these are the rules of the new world -267288;1347758622;Bane_Capital;nefario: Fair enough. -267287;1347758637;OneMiner;Diablo-D3 see this? http://release.blackmesasource.com/ -267286;1347758639;Bane_Capital;It seems I have taken some of your statements out of their intended context and vice-versa. -267285;1347758649;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: yes -267284;1347758652;Bane_Capital;OneMiner: I just finished playing. -267283;1347758657;Diablo-D3;I wanted to download it, but steam wont start in wine again -267282;1347758659;Bane_Capital;Great piece of work right there. -267281;1347758664;OneMiner;I'm gonna get me some of that! -267280;1347758683;Bane_Capital;It's good to see Valve is confident enough to let it exist -267279;1347758689;Diablo-D3;fuck valve -267278;1347758691;Diablo-D3;linux this -267277;1347758692;Diablo-D3;linux that -267276;1347758695;Diablo-D3;why cant I apt-get it yet! -267275;1347758732;Bane_Capital;Because you're a filthy neckbeard -267274;1347758734;OneMiner;I'm kinda impressed with the work that's going into Linux gaming. I could change teams if they keep it up. -267273;1347758755;Bane_Capital;OneMiner: You can thank Windows 8 for being a complete joke -267272;1347758778;Bane_Capital;You can't even right click efficiently in Windows 8 -267271;1347758795;OneMiner;Ya, I hear it's metro thingy isn't fun. It'll get patched. But a review said that games ran a bit faster. -267270;1347758817;OneMiner;Not that I'm some uber gamer or something. It's just the only thing that really bogs down my system. -267269;1347758886;PsychoticBoy;windows 8 sucks its created for touchscreen apps -267268;1347758908;Bane_Capital;You know, nobody ever really asked for a touch screen on their devices -267267;1347758915;Bane_Capital;It was kind of pushed upon us -267266;1347758934;Bane_Capital;We eventually accepted it for portable applications because it made some things easier -267265;1347758942;Bane_Capital;but for desktops? -267264;1347758955;Bane_Capital;It does absolutely nothing besides annoy people. -267263;1347758973;PsychoticBoy;it is really not a good system for desktops, use win 7 64 instead or a linux version -267262;1347758977;OneMiner;Ya no good for desktops. I want to speak to my computer already. Computer, download something, load bla, ect. -267261;1347758991;OneMiner;Then I'll shout at it all the time. -267260;1347759015;PsychoticBoy;system overload ;) -267259;1347759106;sgornick;mircea_popescu: Is the Day/Mon volume that is reported for current calendar month, or like past 30 days? -267258;1347759137;mircea_popescu;past 30 days -267257;1347759142;mircea_popescu;rolling windo -267256;1347759169;OneMiner;Oh no, this game is going to fill my HDD to the limit, system overload is right! -267255;1347759187;mircea_popescu;OneMiner get a 2tb hdd, they're cheap. -267254;1347759201;OneMiner;Ugh, I need so many other things before I can buy a HDD> -267253;1347759203;OneMiner;. -267252;1347759250;OneMiner;Like I'd rather upgrade the ol' CPU. But it's going to take a new mobo and RAM too. I fret over this too much. :| -267251;1347759434;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1193609#msg1193609 ? -267250;1347759487;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6119 BTC [-] -267249;1347759488;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.61 = 2.44 BTC [-] -267248;1347759490;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.601 = 5.409 BTC [-] -267247;1347759491;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 50 @ 0.601 = 30.05 BTC [-] -267246;1347759491;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.60000001 = 3 BTC [-] -267245;1347759492;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.60000001 = 3 BTC [-] -267244;1347759494;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 16 @ 0.6 = 9.6 BTC [-] -267243;1347759582;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.63100001 = 1.262 BTC [-] -267242;1347759584;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.631 BTC [-] -267241;1347759607;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [-] -267240;1347759754;nefario;hmmm -267239;1347759758;nefario;disconnected again -267238;1347759815;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.699 BTC [+] -267237;1347759871;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.62999999 BTC [-] -267236;1347759874;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.0003967 = 0.7537 BTC [-] -267235;1347759875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00039888 = 8.2568 BTC [-] -267234;1347759962;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 109 @ 0.87438488 = 95.308 BTC [+] -267233;1347760098;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09999999 = 0.4 BTC [-] -267232;1347760409;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -267231;1347760433;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [+] -267230;1347760758;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.335 BTC [+] -267229;1347760855;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.09999999 = 0.6 BTC [-] -267228;1347760996;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [-] -267227;1347760997;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -267226;1347761140;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [+] -267225;1347761147;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.09995 = 0.1999 BTC [-] -267224;1347761266;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09475 BTC [-] -267223;1347761290;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.09475 = 0.379 BTC [-] -267222;1347761348;BTC-Mining;damn, where's nefario? -267221;1347761354;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0948 = 0.5688 BTC [+] -267220;1347761423;mircea_popescu;moving chairs around prolly. -267219;1347761540;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09475 BTC [-] -267218;1347761582;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2526 @ 0.0003967 = 1.0021 BTC [-] -267217;1347761707;kakobrekla;aaaaaaaa -267216;1347761715;kakobrekla;fuckin fever. -267215;1347761716;kakobrekla;:( -267214;1347762158;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0003 BTC [+] -267213;1347762646;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09475 BTC [-] -267212;1347762682;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.033 = 0.099 BTC [+] -267211;1347762737;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0948 = 0.948 BTC [+] -267210;1347762745;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 70 @ 0.15 = 10.5 BTC [+] -267209;1347762803;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0948 = 0.948 BTC [+] -267208;1347762835;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0948 = 0.948 BTC [+] -267207;1347762973;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0948 = 0.474 BTC [+] -267206;1347763052;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -267205;1347763053;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.62110001 BTC [-] -267204;1347763055;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6211 = 1.2422 BTC [-] -267203;1347763105;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.0948 = 1.896 BTC [+] -267202;1347763143;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13235 @ 0.00039054 = 5.1688 BTC [-] -267201;1347763564;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -267200;1347763596;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.07685 BTC [-] -267199;1347763670;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 20 @ 0.001 = 0.02 BTC [+] -267198;1347763815;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1148899 = 0.4596 BTC [-] -267197;1347763920;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -267196;1347764004;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -267195;1347764369;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -267194;1347764702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14841 @ 0.0004016 = 5.9601 BTC [+] -267193;1347764704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00040148 = 1.9873 BTC [-] -267192;1347765453;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.62110001 BTC [+] -267191;1347765455;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.6211 = 3.7266 BTC [-] -267190;1347765460;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -267189;1347765461;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.109 BTC [-] -267188;1347765463;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.10810002 = 0.7567 BTC [-] -267187;1347765464;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1081 = 0.5405 BTC [-] -267186;1347765465;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.106 BTC [-] -267185;1347766263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27913 @ 0.00040148 = 11.2065 BTC [-] -267184;1347767560;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -267183;1347767882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38379 @ 0.00039745 = 15.2537 BTC [-] -267182;1347768287;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.15 = 0.75 BTC [+] -267181;1347768381;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 30 @ 0.033 = 0.99 BTC [+] -267180;1347768572;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.09995 = 0.1999 BTC [-] -267179;1347768574;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.09995 BTC [-] -267178;1347768575;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.96 = 1.92 BTC [-] -267177;1347768575;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [-] -267176;1347768577;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.861 BTC [-] -267175;1347768578;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.81 = 3.24 BTC [-] -267174;1347768579;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 20 @ 0.80000003 = 16 BTC [-] -267173;1347768580;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 50 @ 0.80000002 = 40 BTC [-] -267172;1347768695;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining -267171;1347768698;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.60000001] [Ask: 0.62099999] [Spread: 0.02099998] [Last: 0.6211] [24hVol: 236.74848782] [7dAvg: 0.60593902] -267170;1347768702;BTC-Mining;HEY! -267169;1347768715;BTC-Mining;Stop devaluating me =/ -267168;1347768736;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining lol it is a sucky feeling to sit here and watch ppl sell you off huh -267167;1347768762;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 2 @ 0.32 = 0.64 BTC [+] -267166;1347768764;BTC-Mining;Depends if I have bids to catch selloffs... -267165;1347768766;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 26 @ 0.6 = 15.6 BTC [-] -267164;1347768788;BTC-Mining;I do already own a subtanstial portion of BTC-MINING -267163;1347768814;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 7 @ 0.32 = 2.24 BTC [-] -267162;1347768857;mircea_popescu;so do i. -267161;1347768881;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 4 @ 0.32 = 1.28 BTC [+] -267160;1347768913;BTC-Mining;What? -267159;1347768992;mircea_popescu;own a substantial portion of s.mpoe -267158;1347769010;mircea_popescu;there was a massive selloff yest, maybe you weren't here. -267157;1347769016;BTC-Mining;Yeah, that's what I thought. -267156;1347769045;BTC-Mining;Don't you know to specify what you're talking about when you change context to a related situation? -267155;1347769294;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.332 BTC [-] -267154;1347769295;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 11 @ 0.331 = 3.641 BTC [-] -267153;1347769296;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3300001 BTC [-] -267152;1347769297;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.311 = 2.799 BTC [-] -267151;1347769299;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.31 BTC [-] -267150;1347769300;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 18 @ 0.31 = 5.58 BTC [-] -267149;1347769520;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 12 @ 0.0146 = 0.1752 BTC [-] -267148;1347769556;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 125 @ 0.0145 = 1.8125 BTC [-] -267147;1347769581;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 13 @ 0.0144 = 0.1872 BTC [-] -267146;1347769682;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2041 @ 0.00039054 = 0.7971 BTC [-] -267145;1347769684;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6848 @ 0.00037948 = 2.5987 BTC [-] -267144;1347769734;mircea_popescu;wtf ?! -267143;1347769734;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.0144 = 0.72 BTC [-] -267142;1347769767;BTC-Mining;wtf? This: -267141;1347769774;BTC-Mining; I do already own a subtanstial portion of BTC-MINING -267140;1347769776;BTC-Mining;[21:14] so do i. -267139;1347769786;mircea_popescu;i was talking about giga.etf going to 38 -267138;1347769795;BTC-Mining;You have to change context by specifying what -267137;1347769805;BTC-Mining;oh, the etf -267136;1347769808;mircea_popescu;(whoops i did it again :D) -267135;1347769828;BTC-Mining;Well you won't upgrade, as such the etf is worth, well... -267134;1347769853;mircea_popescu;it's odd that people'd value the future worth of a mining bond -267133;1347769862;mircea_popescu;the future worth of all mining bonds is 0 on a long enough timeline -267132;1347769900;BTC-Mining;Yes, but they expect it will lose value faster than revenue at this rate as it's fixed with non-ASIC hashing rate forever -267131;1347769916;BTC-Mining;Hashing rate already started going up like crazy -267130;1347769925;mircea_popescu;what's it by now -267129;1347769927;mircea_popescu;;;bc,diff -267128;1347769928;gribble;2694047.952955 -267127;1347769939;mircea_popescu;only 35% past coupla months -267126;1347770108;BTC-Mining;it actually almost doubled in the past 4 months -267125;1347770184;BTC-Mining;including 54 percent increase for the last 2 months -267124;1347770331;mircea_popescu;o, has it ? -267123;1347770334;mircea_popescu;yeah, crazy. -267122;1347770399;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1065001 BTC [+] -267121;1347770413;BTC-Mining;strange that price hasn't moved much (even downward since end of august where it was at 15 USD a piece -267120;1347770445;BTC-Mining;Sometimes I wonder -267119;1347770468;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.03100001 BTC [-] -267118;1347770561;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [+] -267117;1347770857;JWU42;reading DMC thread -267116;1347770879;JWU42;funny to see usagi finally understand that DMC is a POS and Diablo has fscked over his investors -267115;1347770891;JWU42;he argued this fact with me a few days back -267114;1347770900;BTC-Mining;<< I buy DMC shares -267113;1347770902;Diablo-D3;JWU42: yeah, usagi outed himself on that -267112;1347770910;JWU42;hey Diablo-D3 -267111;1347770933;JWU42;back to more reading... -267110;1347771018;mircea_popescu;JWU42 i'd guess his ito integral calculus wasn't finished yet a few days ago -267109;1347771019;mircea_popescu;shit takes time. -267108;1347771030;JWU42;ROFL -267107;1347771042;Diablo-D3;memes, we have them -267106;1347771050;mircea_popescu;im sorry, that one's too rich to resist. -267105;1347771081;JWU42;That is Apple's solar farm powered data center facility. They have one, so why can't Bitcoin? -267104;1347771089;JWU42;quoting here ^ -267103;1347771094;BTC-Mining;Ain't there no one selling DMC shares? -267102;1347771102;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: er, quite a few people? -267101;1347771108;JWU42;if you are asking the question then i really don't know how to help you... -267100;1347771116;Diablo-D3;unless nefario decided to fuck shareholders, there was like a few thousand -267099;1347771138;BTC-Mining;I mean cheaper than .07 ish -267098;1347771202;Rothgar;!ticker S.Dice -267097;1347771203;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00329454 / 0.0034 (4637641 shares, 15,278.91 BTC) -267096;1347771242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6521 @ 0.00039745 = 2.5918 BTC [-] -267095;1347771243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5852 @ 0.00039564 = 2.3153 BTC [-] -267094;1347771386;BTC-Mining;I'm about to pay out KRAKEN's dividend. If anyone is interested in that =/ -267093;1347771399;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 938 @ 0.009 = 8.442 BTC [-] -267092;1347771414;Diablo-D3;lol -267091;1347771420;Diablo-D3;so -267090;1347771422;Diablo-D3;we had pirate -267089;1347771425;Diablo-D3;then we have kraken -267088;1347771430;Diablo-D3;and we have the flying dutchman -267087;1347771457;BTC-Mining;It's patrick buying pirate debt and going legal against pirate =/ -267086;1347771477;BTC-Mining;I was unhappy it has nothing to do with lending or any other of his operations =/ -267085;1347771480;Diablo-D3;cant we just have keira knightley's tits and be done with it? -267084;1347771501;Diablo-D3;and why is the rum always gone? -267083;1347771572;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining seems to me he'll hve a ton of pirate debt anyway, from the ppts -267082;1347771674;BTC-Mining;indeed -267081;1347771707;Diablo-D3;if he wants to take the fight to pirate, I wish him luck -267080;1347771717;mircea_popescu;Looking to float my startup firm and investment vehicles via crowdfunding -267079;1347771718;copumpkin;ARR -267078;1347771718;mircea_popescu;sigh. -267077;1347771730;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: dont bother -267076;1347771742;mircea_popescu;no but i just mean -267075;1347771742;copumpkin;who wants to take bets on my recovery rate for my non-pirate loans!? -267074;1347771743;Diablo-D3;the community will try to steal your money because they're greedy fucks -267073;1347771749;mircea_popescu;who the fuck does everyone take themselves for. -267072;1347771760;mircea_popescu;copumpkin blind ? -267071;1347771765;copumpkin;yep! -267070;1347771768;mircea_popescu;10 cents to the dollar. -267069;1347771769;copumpkin;pull a number out of your ass -267068;1347771771;copumpkin;hah okay -267067;1347771781;copumpkin;I hope not! -267066;1347771789;copumpkin;I want 2 dollars to the dollar -267065;1347771793;mircea_popescu;well, when pulling numbers out of my ass i do degree of magnitude eval -267064;1347771793;copumpkin;what are the odds? -267063;1347771799;mircea_popescu;since i dont think it's gonna be 100% it will have to be 10% -267062;1347771806;copumpkin;:) -267061;1347771814;mircea_popescu;20% would be prolly over 60% -267060;1347771817;copumpkin;the logarithmic asshole approach -267059;1347771820;mircea_popescu;yes. -267058;1347771831;copumpkin;that's the best kind -267057;1347771882;mircea_popescu;you shoulda went into mpoe bonds, you could look at 51% ish now. -267056;1347771928;mircea_popescu;"Anyone on this forum is here, not because of money and greed (i hope) but because they recognise the old ways are dying and that is an exciting time for smaller organisations and agile minded individuals looking to exploit niches and opportunities not previously available." -267055;1347771935;mircea_popescu;no, seriously, we need gas chambers. -267054;1347772040;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi did you buy those 80 fake glbbq shares to cause more drama ? -267053;1347772802;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1400 @ 0.00037948 = 0.5313 BTC [-] -267052;1347772991;mircea_popescu;"I wouldn't sell any of my personal assets to cover any bitcoin losses. This is a business, it has failed. When businesses fail they shut down and usually nobody gets anything." -267051;1347772994;mircea_popescu;gotta love hashking. -267050;1347773623;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 76 @ 0.1 = 7.6 BTC [+] -267049;1347774362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38700 @ 0.00039781 = 15.3952 BTC [+] -267048;1347774876;BTC-Mining;It was not a business, it was interest bearing deposits... like at the bank... -267047;1347775145;BTC-Mining;All assets should cover bitcoin losses =/ -267046;1347775182;mircea_popescu;well, it changes with the wind. it reminds me of skepsidyne guy. -267045;1347775209;BTC-Mining;I feel ashamed doing business around those forums sometimes... -267044;1347775282;mircea_popescu;qft. -267043;1347775341;BTC-Mining;I feel like if I've ever told anyone that had any logic or sense I did business there, and they'd go to see how it looks like and read, they'd be: wtf? -267042;1347775370;BTC-Mining;Wondering if I'm either of a retarted investor or a retarded scammer =/ -267041;1347775450;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you're a butterfly that sleeps and dreams -267040;1347775528;BTC-Mining;I am unsure of the meaning of that expression. -267039;1347775552;mircea_popescu;it's a koan reference. master sleeps and dreams he was a butterfly -267038;1347775565;mircea_popescu;wakes up wonders if maybe he's a butterfly that sleeps and dreams he's master. -267037;1347775593;BTC-Mining;eh -267036;1347775676;rdponticelli;Welcome to eastern philosophy -267035;1347775789;mircea_popescu;im rurprised there's anyone reft that nevel heald that. -267034;1347775862;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 2 @ 0.28315033 = 0.5663 BTC [-] -267033;1347775883;rdponticelli;There'll allways be plenty of butterflies -267032;1347775905;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [+] -267031;1347775937;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [+] -267030;1347776338;BTC-Mining;surprised? I wouldn't be surprised if 90% of people never heard that. -267029;1347776376;mircea_popescu;well... i dunno. seems a really basic / general knowlesge thing. like everyone heard of laocoon and his snakes/ -267028;1347776388;Diablo-D3;who? -267027;1347776389;BTC-Mining;Nope =/ -267026;1347776391;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 9 @ 0.025 = 0.225 BTC [+] -267025;1347776425;mircea_popescu;.wik laocoon -267024;1347776427;markac;"Laocoön ( /leɪˈɒkɵ.ɒn/; Ancient Greek: Λαοκόων, IPA: [laokóɔːn]) the son of Acoetes[1]| is a figure in Greek and Roman mythology." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laocoon -267023;1347776433;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 84 @ 0.1 = 8.4 BTC [+] -267022;1347776576;BTC-Mining;I pretty much never heard of any such stories. Pretty much anything before 1800 or outside the Western Europe/Canada is poorly reviewed in eductation for litterature. Or anything else for that matter. -267021;1347776602;mircea_popescu;pity. -267020;1347776622;BTC-Mining;Indeed -267019;1347776652;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00999996 BTC [+] -267018;1347776739;BTC-Mining;Focus in history was highly put on events since the discovery of America leading to the establishment of Canada and it's history. -267017;1347776766;BTC-Mining;Litterature was highly focused on French Canadian authors and French authors. -267016;1347776836;mircea_popescu;french canadian authors. hm.. -267015;1347776872;BTC-Mining;I forgot myself, there's no truly interesting authors honestly =/ -267014;1347776883;mircea_popescu;aww -267013;1347776913;BTC-Mining;French authors were far more interesting -267012;1347776964;copumpkin;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=DQv6EQvheOw -267011;1347776971;BTC-Mining;Well French Canadian were mostly colonists, farmers... then in the recent days, there's not much -267010;1347776976;mircea_popescu;i don't remember whom i recently got reading candide -267009;1347776983;mircea_popescu;o, i think it was smickles. -267008;1347777212;BTC-Mining;French canadian litterature is mostly grey (as in not dark litterature, but still sad) -267007;1347777214;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -267006;1347777230;mircea_popescu;haha i see -267005;1347777235;BTC-Mining;Mostly talking about poverty, nature, amerindians, etc... -267004;1347777249;BTC-Mining;At least for anything not modern =/ -267003;1347777272;BTC-Mining;Well there's some very good ones -267002;1347777302;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 2 @ 0.025 = 0.05 BTC [+] -267001;1347777355;mircea_popescu;Released Wednesday, the study found that 821,000 households opted out of the banking system from 2009 to 2011 and that the so-called unbanked population grew to 8.2 percent of U.S. households. -267000;1347777367;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.989 BTC [-] -266999;1347777371;mircea_popescu;that's 24 million people who need bitcoin. -266998;1347777394;BTC-Mining;Where is that study? -266997;1347777421;mircea_popescu;http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/more-americans-opting-out-of-banking-system/2012/09/12/6380b986-fcf1-11e1-a31e-804fccb658f9_story.html -266996;1347777435;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 38 @ 0.00999996 = 0.38 BTC [+] -266995;1347777442;BTC-Mining;I don't like people pulling numbers out of their ass and making them pass for anything else that it is, considering the source. So I have to ask to differentiate =P -266994;1347777473;BTC-Mining;Try "Un homme et son péché" by Claude-Henri Grignon (1933) -266993;1347777482;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00037948 = 2.201 BTC [-] -266992;1347777488;BTC-Mining;Probably one of the best you can get in French Canadian litterature -266991;1347777551;mircea_popescu;i think sometime i will. -266990;1347777562;mircea_popescu;tho... sin... not really my interest. -266989;1347777617;BTC-Mining;It's an excellent book =/ -266988;1347777623;BTC-Mining;I don't know for translations however. -266987;1347777631;mircea_popescu;i can read french. -266986;1347777638;BTC-Mining;Excellent -266985;1347777679;BTC-Mining;Seeing as all you probably see around bitcointalk and scam drama, you might be interested in a quality book about greed. -266984;1347777728;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -266983;1347777753;jcpham;http://blockchain.info/address/1Bkk6QCL5PebNv5n4fog5E9JkkEKQeQjc1 -266982;1347777760;jcpham;that address tells a tale of greed -266981;1347777782;mircea_popescu;1.4k btc ? -266980;1347777790;jcpham;click click click -266979;1347777803;jcpham;quickly, all the links -266978;1347777881;BTC-Mining;what are you reffering to? -266977;1347777897;jcpham;i be trollin -266976;1347777997;mircea_popescu;lol catalonia wants to break off from spain nao. -266975;1347778026;BTC-Mining;Everybody wants to break off from everybody -266974;1347778042;BTC-Mining;We'll be back to city-states like in old Greece! -266973;1347778053;mircea_popescu;that'd be so kickass i think i came a little. -266972;1347778089;BTC-Mining;We'd need an impossible to counterfeit currency to exchange between cities however... hmm -266971;1347778142;BTC-Mining;But managing cities as a small unit would be far more efficient than large bureaucratic governments... -266970;1347778166;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i wonder what impossible to counterfit currencies are there... hmmm... -266969;1347778189;BTC-Mining;We'd have the problem of some cities going military/fortress/conquer mode on their neighbors however. -266968;1347778244;BTC-Mining;Life would be far more erratic and wealth would vary alot more on smaller distances between even neighboring cities, probably. -266967;1347778253;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining splendid. -266966;1347778259;BTC-Mining;Well life would be interesting at least. -266965;1347778262;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 2 @ 0.36713172 = 0.7343 BTC [-] -266964;1347779042;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 774 @ 0.3095205 = 239.5689 BTC [+] -266963;1347779170;smickles;Diablo-D3: what would you want me to say about that? -266962;1347780602;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 723 @ 0.00037948 = 0.2744 BTC [-] -266961;1347780603;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00037773 = 0.7555 BTC [-] -266960;1347780604;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7977 @ 0.00037711 = 3.0082 BTC [-] -266959;1347780804;Diablo-D3;smickles: about what -266958;1347782161;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1391 @ 0.00037711 = 0.5246 BTC [-] -266957;1347782163;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 784 @ 0.00037615 = 0.2949 BTC [-] -266956;1347782164;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9725 @ 0.00037407 = 3.6378 BTC [-] -266955;1347783139;Diablo-D3;hey guys -266954;1347783148;Diablo-D3;how do I make the bot tell me how many shares of DMC are under 1 btc -266953;1347783166;mircea_popescu;afaik not implemented yet. -266952;1347783181;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa you around ? -266951;1347783191;Diablo-D3;goddamnit -266950;1347783721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00039781 = 3.7394 BTC [+] -266949;1347784269;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3: why? -266948;1347784411;Diablo-D3;why what -266947;1347784472;BTC-Mining;Do you want to know about DMC shares -266946;1347784485;Diablo-D3;just wanted to know -266945;1347785500;Diablo-D3;hah -266944;1347785507;Diablo-D3;nefario canceled my sell order -266943;1347785521;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3275 @ 0.00037407 = 1.2251 BTC [-] -266942;1347785523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00039781 = 0.1989 BTC [+] -266941;1347785524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7587 @ 0.00039998 = 3.0346 BTC [+] -266940;1347785526;Diablo-D3;maybe I should buy him a shovel off of amazon -266939;1347785562;BTC-Mining;I thought your account was frozen -266938;1347785568;Diablo-D3;it is -266937;1347785573;BTC-Mining;How can you place orders? -266936;1347785580;Diablo-D3;it existed before he froze it -266935;1347785592;BTC-Mining;oh. A bit late to notice. -266934;1347785813;Diablo-D3;he said he didnt halt dmc trading -266933;1347785814;Diablo-D3;so hes a liar -266932;1347786042;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 2 @ 0.19834964 = 0.3967 BTC [+] -266931;1347786470;BTC-Mining;It's not alted, just your account I guess -266930;1347787742;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4400 @ 0.00036862 = 1.6219 BTC [-] -266929;1347787743;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9900 @ 0.00036762 = 3.6394 BTC [-] -266928;1347787878;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7225 @ 0.0003724 = 2.6906 BTC [+] -266927;1347787922;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 556 @ 0.00039412 = 0.2191 BTC [+] -266926;1347787923;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 219 @ 0.00042 = 0.092 BTC [+] -266925;1347788004;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0948 = 0.2844 BTC [+] -266924;1347788198;copumpkin;mircea_popescu's been talking about ito? -266923;1347788206;copumpkin;I thought everyone had forgotten about all that stochastic crap -266922;1347788214;mircea_popescu;huh ? -266921;1347788236;copumpkin;#bitcoin-stochastic-calculus is the place to be, I guess -266920;1347788766;mircea_popescu;"As an example, I have 1000 coins with HashKing that I don't worry about," -266919;1347788772;mircea_popescu;this should be a factoid somewhere lmao -266918;1347788786;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 3 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0004 BTC [+] -266917;1347788813;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -266916;1347788842;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012682 BTC [+] -266915;1347788900;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.265 = 0.53 BTC [+] -266914;1347789040;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.16499997 = 0.33 BTC [+] -266913;1347789086;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.16499998 BTC [+] -266912;1347789841;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00039204 = 0.7841 BTC [-] -266911;1347789843;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1480 @ 0.00039063 = 0.5781 BTC [-] -266910;1347790275;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4499 = 2.8998 BTC [+] -266909;1347790603;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [+] -266908;1347790849;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC [+] -266907;1347791403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7564 @ 0.00040291 = 3.0476 BTC [+] -266906;1347791873;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -266905;1347792202;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -266904;1347792480;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 82 @ 0.32 = 26.24 BTC [-] -266903;1347792509;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 19 @ 0.32 = 6.08 BTC [+] -266902;1347792525;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 22 @ 0.32 = 7.04 BTC [+] -266901;1347792637;Diablo-D3;wat -266900;1347792924;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.39021 = 2.7804 BTC [-] -266899;1347792925;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 5 @ 1.39011 = 6.9506 BTC [-] -266898;1347792960;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 9 @ 1.351 = 12.159 BTC [-] -266897;1347792962;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4658 @ 0.00039063 = 1.8196 BTC [-] -266896;1347792963;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 642 @ 0.00038674 = 0.2483 BTC [-] -266895;1347793030;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.3511 = 2.7022 BTC [+] -266894;1347793031;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 50 @ 1.35 = 67.5 BTC [-] -266893;1347793039;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4499 = 2.8998 BTC [+] -266892;1347793128;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -266891;1347793239;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 44 @ 0.09025 = 3.971 BTC [-] -266890;1347793499;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.62099997 BTC [-] -266889;1347793501;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.62099998 = 1.242 BTC [+] -266888;1347793599;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 45 @ 0.12011001 = 5.405 BTC [-] -266887;1347793673;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 4 @ 0.115 = 0.46 BTC [-] -266886;1347793715;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 60 @ 0.32 = 19.2 BTC [-] -266885;1347793786;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 7 @ 0.5201 = 3.6407 BTC [-] -266884;1347793809;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.52 = 3.12 BTC [-] -266883;1347793872;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.5103 = 3.0618 BTC [-] -266882;1347793920;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5103 BTC [-] -266881;1347793922;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.5102 = 3.0612 BTC [-] -266880;1347793923;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [-] -266879;1347794125;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1139 = 0.2278 BTC [+] -266878;1347794180;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 15 @ 0.00018 = 0.0027 BTC [-] -266877;1347794218;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.03600101 = 0.144 BTC [-] -266876;1347794220;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 11 @ 0.036001 = 0.396 BTC [-] -266875;1347794221;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.035 BTC [-] -266874;1347794222;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 6 @ 0.035 = 0.21 BTC [-] -266873;1347794224;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.03000001 = 0.15 BTC [-] -266872;1347794225;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.03 = 1.5 BTC [-] -266871;1347794255;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.09871002 = 0.4936 BTC [-] -266870;1347794313;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09871001 = 0.9871 BTC [-] -266869;1347794323;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.09871002 = 0.1974 BTC [+] -266868;1347794361;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 6 @ 0.15 = 0.9 BTC [+] -266867;1347794365;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 200 @ 0.0002 = 0.04 BTC [+] -266866;1347794408;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.09871001 = 0.4936 BTC [-] -266865;1347794433;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.090155 = 0.2705 BTC [-] -266864;1347794434;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.090155 = 0.2705 BTC [-] -266863;1347794446;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -266862;1347794521;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 200 @ 0.27609778 = 55.2196 BTC [-] -266861;1347794707;dub;you are certainly keen to let us know about your feeling -266860;1347795923;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 76 @ 0.09871 = 7.502 BTC [-] -266859;1347795953;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 48 @ 0.15 = 7.2 BTC [+] -266858;1347795977;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -266857;1347796237;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.09871002 = 0.8884 BTC [+] -266856;1347796238;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 2 @ 0.5897 = 1.1794 BTC [-] -266855;1347796383;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 0.99 = 3.96 BTC [+] -266854;1347796560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.00040291 = 11.3621 BTC [+] -266853;1347796950;Diablo-D3;usagi: mircea is fucking shit up -266852;1347796955;Diablo-D3;TROLL FORCE ASSEMBLE! -266851;1347797068;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.MINING] 4 @ 0.0999 = 0.3996 BTC [+] -266850;1347797092;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [-] -266849;1347797093;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [-] -266848;1347797733;zefir;ZETA-MINING: dividends for week 37.2012 paid, guaranteed pay-back price for week 38.2012 set to 0.093 -266847;1347797925;mircea_popescu;? -266846;1347797941;Diablo-D3;apparently zeta paid dividends -266845;1347797944;Diablo-D3;but I could be wrong -266844;1347797983;mircea_popescu;what do i have to do with zeta ? -266843;1347797997;Diablo-D3;nothing? -266842;1347798026;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.09871002 = 4.3432 BTC [+] -266841;1347798027;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.1 = 1.6 BTC [+] -266840;1347798096;mircea_popescu;lolk -266839;1347798181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8726 @ 0.00040232 = 3.5106 BTC [-] -266838;1347798183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49874 @ 0.00040103 = 20.001 BTC [-] -266837;1347798630;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [-] -266836;1347798841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10894 @ 0.00040291 = 4.3893 BTC [+] -266835;1347798842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00040323 = 4.8791 BTC [+] -266834;1347798844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00040575 = 0.9332 BTC [+] -266833;1347798845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8783 @ 0.00040583 = 3.5644 BTC [+] -266832;1347798846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00040654 = 6.7486 BTC [+] -266831;1347798846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2783 @ 0.00040693 = 1.1325 BTC [+] -266830;1347798847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50834 @ 0.0004071 = 20.6945 BTC [+] -266829;1347798849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25484 @ 0.00040978 = 10.4428 BTC [+] -266828;1347798850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54200 @ 0.00041136 = 22.2957 BTC [+] -266827;1347798851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11245 @ 0.0004116 = 4.6284 BTC [+] -266826;1347798852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59656 @ 0.00041237 = 24.6003 BTC [+] -266825;1347798853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55500 @ 0.00041273 = 22.9065 BTC [+] -266824;1347798854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42328 @ 0.00041555 = 17.5894 BTC [+] -266823;1347798855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 247293 @ 0.00042 = 103.8631 BTC [+] -266822;1347798961;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 500 @ 0.05222251 = 26.1113 BTC [+] -266821;1347800362;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1.33 BTC [-] -266820;1347800521;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00038674 = 0.1934 BTC [-] -266819;1347801034;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -266818;1347801986;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -266817;1347801987;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.147] [Ask: 0.15] [Spread: 0.003] [Last: 0.15] [24hVol: 22.5] [7dAvg: 0.14992452] -266816;1347802282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00041127 = 12.0502 BTC [-] -266815;1347802505;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 3 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0004 BTC [+] -266814;1347802981;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 20000 @ 0.00090926 = 18.1852 BTC [-] -266813;1347803793;Diablo-D3;"in a couple of years when bitcoins are worth thousands of dollars each" -266812;1347803834;mircea_popescu;maybe a hundred is more realistic. -266811;1347803852;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you subscribed to dmc thread? -266810;1347803860;mircea_popescu;im not on the forum -266809;1347803878;Diablo-D3;damn -266808;1347803883;Diablo-D3;thats some crazy shit -266807;1347803885;mircea_popescu;any flash programmers here btw ? -266806;1347803893;Diablo-D3;lolflash -266805;1347803898;mircea_popescu;shh! -266804;1347803923;mircea_popescu;i just came up with a decent tower defense game ideea, i wanna implement it. -266803;1347803952;Diablo-D3;use html5. -266802;1347804036;mircea_popescu;that'd work too. -266801;1347804601;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1558 @ 0.00038674 = 0.6025 BTC [-] -266800;1347804603;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3542 @ 0.00038 = 1.346 BTC [-] -266799;1347804849;PsychoticBoy;It`s Dividend Day today :D FDBF is paying dividend around 15:00 -266798;1347805479;Diablo-D3;no, someone independently discovered what Ive thought for the past two months -266797;1347805570;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: people confuse bitcoins with buying power, and also confuse bitcoin as a currency -266796;1347805699;Diablo-D3;how so? -266795;1347805795;Diablo-D3;yeah, I posted it in the reponse to nefario -266794;1347805911;PsychoticBoy;I have voted???????? -266793;1347805930;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I dont know -266792;1347805952;Diablo-D3;just look at my recent posts -266791;1347805968;Diablo-D3;should be on page 2 or 3 of that -266790;1347806007;Diablo-D3;the contract wouldnt change -266789;1347806030;Diablo-D3;but Im not sure if Ill take it off glbse or not -266788;1347806051;Diablo-D3;nefario has basically said he doesnt care what the contract says, he will let shareholders violate it -266787;1347806060;Diablo-D3;problem is, his train of thought can only effect dmc -266786;1347806071;Diablo-D3;if he tries it against any mining op, they just take their hardware and go home -266785;1347806089;Diablo-D3;several mining ops are seriously thinking about just leaving -266784;1347806097;Diablo-D3;usagi: the plan already covered all of this -266783;1347806132;Diablo-D3;no, the problem is I expected people to act rationally -266782;1347806159;Diablo-D3;if I ever start another company, Im dealing with professional VCs only for funding -266781;1347806161;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -266780;1347806164;Diablo-D3;usagi: thats the problem, none of it is new -266779;1347806167;Diablo-D3;and its concurrent -266778;1347806176;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: both, actually -266777;1347806181;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: Ive heard both of those from people -266776;1347806194;Diablo-D3;usagi: if we have spare solar, it gets sold. -266775;1347806216;Diablo-D3;usagi: nope, we're selling dedis as part of a deal to gain a future customer -266774;1347806234;Diablo-D3;usagi: you misread -266773;1347806244;Diablo-D3;green and dc hasnt changed -266772;1347806298;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes... but the vast majority are bonds -266771;1347806323;Bane_Capital;I wake up at 6 in the morning -266770;1347806328;Bane_Capital;and this is what I see -266769;1347806342;Diablo-D3;usagi: I cannot do that, that would put DMC in danger of abuse. -266768;1347806361;Diablo-D3;why do you think I sold the fixed mhash bonds at a loss? -266767;1347806370;Diablo-D3;to prevent further losses from abuse by bond issuers -266766;1347806399;Bane_Capital;Damn it , Diablo. -266765;1347806415;Bane_Capital;People believed in you. -266764;1347806418;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09999999 = 0.4 BTC [-] -266763;1347806423;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: yes, and in turn I believed in people -266762;1347806454;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: being founder of a company is a very special thing -266761;1347806472;Bane_Capital;EskimoBob: I never totally rely on people so that doesn't include me. -266760;1347806472;Diablo-D3;usagi: it depends on nefario here -266759;1347806489;Diablo-D3;usagi: a lot of people are seriously thinking about cutting and running if nefario goes through with this -266758;1347806501;Diablo-D3;some are thinking of cutting and running no matter what the outcome is -266757;1347806506;Diablo-D3;even if he does back down -266756;1347806518;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -266755;1347806519;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [+] -266754;1347806521;Diablo-D3;nefario abused the trust people placed in him -266753;1347806548;Diablo-D3;no, he broke the contract the shareholders agreed to -266752;1347806581;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4233 @ 0.00038 = 1.6085 BTC [-] -266751;1347806582;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5267 @ 0.00037417 = 1.9708 BTC [-] -266750;1347806619;Bane_Capital;If Diablo just maintained the value of his shares -266749;1347806629;Bane_Capital;I don't think there would be any problem -266748;1347806630;Diablo-D3;like I said, its all up to nefario here -266747;1347806635;Bane_Capital;but he can't even do that right. -266746;1347806645;Diablo-D3;usagi: not until the DC is done. -266745;1347806670;Bane_Capital;I am voting no then if I am included in the vote. He's had his chance. -266744;1347806671;Diablo-D3;usagi: we're not going through that again. -266743;1347806673;Bane_Capital;He blew it. -266742;1347806692;Diablo-D3;not at all, you already had your chance at that -266741;1347806697;Diablo-D3;and _you_ blew it. -266740;1347806708;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, and the community is making their decision -266739;1347806718;Diablo-D3;they will remove their assets from glbse if nefario cannot be trusted -266738;1347806737;Diablo-D3;the panel is too little too late -266737;1347806738;Bane_Capital;Nefario has several shareholders breathing down his back -266736;1347806743;Bane_Capital;If Nefario fucks up, shit will ensue. -266735;1347806777;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: but thats the thing, because nefario decided to abuse the trust people placed in him, a lot ofpeople are leaving -266734;1347806782;Diablo-D3;usagi: Im not, I never asked them to leave -266733;1347806792;Diablo-D3;they came to me to tell me this. -266732;1347806804;Diablo-D3;no, some of these people are most decidedly not scammers. -266731;1347806823;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: not at all. -266730;1347806836;Diablo-D3;the contracts the shareholders signed are no longer valid by decree of king nefario -266729;1347806870;Diablo-D3;usagi: if they publicly out themselves, thats their choice, but I wont -266728;1347806884;Diablo-D3;I have not broken the contract. -266727;1347806922;Bane_Capital;usagi: I don't you will be changing this man's perspective. -266726;1347806926;Bane_Capital;don't think* -266725;1347806947;Diablo-D3;usagi: because I've already been given an offer of employment to continue DMC elsewhere and without bitcoin. -266724;1347807017;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: no, if this happens, the investors lose everything. -266723;1347807022;hnz_;motions on glbse suck. i can't even see that there is one, except when clicking on motions. even the mail-system shows me when there is a mail. -266722;1347807041;Diablo-D3;usagi: Im seriously considering it, but its all up to nefario on this. -266721;1347807061;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150N] 1 @ 0.50394018 BTC [-] -266720;1347807084;Diablo-D3;usagi: problem is, you may say my contract isnt allowed anymore... but that would only mean my contract is grandfathered into it. -266719;1347807103;Diablo-D3;the shareholders agreed to the contract, and so did nefario -266718;1347807116;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, and I already said it in the op post. -266717;1347807151;Bane_Capital;OP is a faggot -266716;1347807161;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: /b/ is ---> that way -266715;1347807186;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: fine, then shareholders can pay me a fair salary for my work. -266714;1347807221;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: if we're going to act all batshit insane, lets take to the logical conclusion -266713;1347807297;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, e) anything that furthers these goals -266712;1347807323;Diablo-D3;I hate to tell you this, usagi, but you're not really a good business man. -266711;1347807383;Diablo-D3;usagi: thats the thing, several pro VC people have actually liked the plan -266710;1347807398;Diablo-D3;they just dont think bitcoin had a place, it is too much of a risk for so little return -266709;1347807468;Diablo-D3;usagi: I think you misunderstood, I've been courting outside parties _for_ investment. -266708;1347807477;Diablo-D3;as in real dollars. and lots of them. -266707;1347807518;Diablo-D3;usagi: glbse's system is rather worthless for this -266706;1347807523;Diablo-D3;nefario refuses to update contracts -266705;1347807580;Diablo-D3;no, DMC needs a board, and theres simply not enough financially minded people in the community to do it, let alone ones invested in DMC -266704;1347807602;Diablo-D3;You can try -266703;1347807635;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1009 BTC [+] -266702;1347807662;Diablo-D3;ironic, I think quite a few people on the forums are insane -266701;1347807672;Diablo-D3;they say shit that simply doesn't make sense -266700;1347807694;Diablo-D3;usagi: and E is redundant -266699;1347807695;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.10129 = 2.431 BTC [+] -266698;1347807697;Diablo-D3;thats already covered by C -266697;1347807718;Diablo-D3;and A is redundant, thats part of B -266696;1347807732;Diablo-D3;so am I. -266695;1347807746;Diablo-D3;all mining investments we own are just outsourcing the mining effort to third parties -266694;1347807753;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 5 @ 0.15 = 0.75 BTC [+] -266693;1347807756;Diablo-D3;Ill agree with that. -266692;1347807778;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes -266691;1347807787;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I have no clue what dividends I've recieved since then -266690;1347807830;Diablo-D3;"From this 1543.86 BTC in assets. BTCMC pays approximately 15 BTC a month, ABMO pays a little over 10 BTC a week, BTC-MINING pays a half a BTC a week. I expect any dividends issued by assets held by Diablo Mining Company to also be returned." -266689;1347807916;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: none -266688;1347807939;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: infact, until this nefario-bomb, I had assets waiting to be transferred into dmc's hands -266687;1347808011;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.3501 = 2.7002 BTC [-] -266686;1347808013;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.35 = 2.7 BTC [-] -266685;1347808069;Diablo-D3;yes. -266684;1347808082;Diablo-D3;DMC. -266683;1347808282;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0947 = 0.947 BTC [-] -266682;1347808306;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and yes, Im treating nefario like a criminal -266681;1347808553;Bane_Capital;I am sure the shareholders of GLBSE would approve of this move. -266680;1347808569;Bane_Capital;Good luck calling all of the shareholders criminals -266679;1347808601;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: not at all -266678;1347808614;Diablo-D3;he made me think twice about my continued involvement in this company -266677;1347808621;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 444 @ 0.00037417 = 0.1661 BTC [-] -266676;1347808622;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9111 @ 0.00037355 = 3.4034 BTC [-] -266675;1347808623;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3200 @ 0.00037266 = 1.1925 BTC [-] -266674;1347808624;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1045 @ 0.00037166 = 0.3884 BTC [-] -266673;1347808648;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: you know thats not what I said, I do not believe nefario is acting in favor of the shareholders -266672;1347808675;Diablo-D3;also, even if I DID mean that... wall street does it all the time, and the "criminals" keep throwing money at them -266671;1347808682;Diablo-D3;so I guess it works for some people -266670;1347808811;Diablo-D3;Bane_Capital: and I find it ironic you use the nick you do -266669;1347808882;Bane_Capital;Well, I laughed -266668;1347808890;Bane_Capital;Anyways, enjoy a gif -266667;1347808892;Bane_Capital;http://i.imgur.com/mdHx9.gif -266666;1347808925;Diablo-D3;oh, I thought that years ago -266665;1347808972;Bane_Capital;lol -266664;1347808978;Bane_Capital;My mind was still pure -266663;1347809168;Diablo-D3;my mind was pure when super mario bros was still the best game on the NES. -266662;1347809209;Diablo-D3;I dont think I started swearing at pixels until I discovered dragon warrior -266661;1347809232;Diablo-D3;very few games are harder -266660;1347809304;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.4849 = 3.8792 BTC [-] -266659;1347809306;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 86 @ 0.485 = 41.71 BTC [+] -266658;1347809378;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aMJNf9xA6uQ -266657;1347809713;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.098 BTC [+] -266656;1347810480;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 296 @ 0.00037166 = 0.11 BTC [-] -266655;1347810482;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4929 @ 0.00036935 = 1.8205 BTC [-] -266654;1347810529;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.4949 = 0.9898 BTC [-] -266653;1347810531;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.495 BTC [+] -266652;1347810698;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 50 @ 0.00999899 = 0.4999 BTC [+] -266651;1347810700;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 6 @ 0.009999 = 0.06 BTC [+] -266650;1347810700;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 44 @ 0.01 = 0.44 BTC [+] -266649;1347810792;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.989 BTC [-] -266648;1347810911;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 2 @ 0.999999 = 2 BTC [+] -266647;1347810997;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 10 @ 0.299 = 2.99 BTC [-] -266646;1347811025;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [+] -266645;1347811053;JWU42;what a total CF this is -266644;1347811103;coingenuity;usagi: gimme tldr version? -266643;1347811107;Bane_Capital;usagi: Just enjoying my coffee. -266642;1347811207;Bane_Capital;>implying he will raise further funds -266641;1347811329;Bane_Capital;https://glbse.com/vote/view/127 -266640;1347811337;Bane_Capital;That will likely be passed -266639;1347811349;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10125 = 0.7088 BTC [-] -266638;1347811382;kakobreklaa;mornin. -266637;1347811393;kakobreklaa;i smell drama. -266636;1347811402;kakobreklaa;is it cooked yet -266635;1347811423;kakobreklaa;:) -266634;1347811427;kakobreklaa;wow -266633;1347811448;Bane_Capital;All I can say is that this will be fun. -266632;1347811635;ColdHardMetal;Looks good usagi/Diablo -266631;1347811701;Bane_Capital;This doesn't fix the core issue: "c) Buying solar power (possibly before mining hardware) and possibly reselling solar power into the grid should surplus exist." -266630;1347811710;Bane_Capital;I would rather invest in Solyndra. -266629;1347811746;ColdHardMetal;some clarity and accountability go a long way. -266628;1347811914;Bane_Capital;All I can say is that DMC better not break the .02 mark. -266627;1347812004;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=SwUBq9CEpmw -266626;1347812038;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6400 @ 0.00036935 = 2.3638 BTC [-] -266625;1347812079;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 8 @ 0.00012682 = 0.001 BTC [+] -266624;1347812148;Bane_Capital;Street performers can be paid well depending on their location -266623;1347812187;Bane_Capital;If you can pick up $100 in tips a day -266622;1347812190;Bane_Capital;It isn't so bad. -266621;1347812244;Bane_Capital;Ha, I love beat coming from her feet -266620;1347812250;Bane_Capital;She should just get some big heels -266619;1347812282;Bane_Capital;the beat* -266618;1347812316;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10125 BTC [-] -266617;1347812404;Bane_Capital;Usagi, you should just get yourself named as Co-CEO of DMC -266616;1347812410;Bane_Capital;That would inspire some confidence. -266615;1347812497;Bane_Capital;Unless that would be a risky suggestion -266614;1347812502;Bane_Capital;IDK I'm just throwing things at the wall -266613;1347812551;Bane_Capital;I know nothing. -266612;1347812620;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=o1Sal6N5OiE -266611;1347812886;Bane_Capital;Heh -266610;1347812888;Bane_Capital;I clicked that -266609;1347812892;Bane_Capital;expecting something new -266608;1347813059;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5195 BTC [+] -266607;1347813113;Bane_Capital;I think I figured out why I hate my father -266606;1347813120;Bane_Capital;because he's a typical baby boomer -266605;1347813159;kakobreklaa;you hate your father? -266604;1347813164;kakobreklaa;:\ -266603;1347813202;Bane_Capital;kakobreklaa: In a I'm joking way -266602;1347813225;Bane_Capital;He just tells me I should be content working 40 hours at some shitty corporatist big box chain -266601;1347813259;kakobreklaa;ah -266600;1347813266;Bane_Capital;I don't work and I make the same money sitting on investments -266599;1347813274;Bane_Capital;yet he gets butthurt about it -266598;1347813285;kakobreklaa;well that is 'work' as well -266597;1347813300;Bane_Capital;Well, he doesn't understand that. He grew up poor in rural Louisiana. -266596;1347813327;Bane_Capital;Worked his way up the ladder. Doesn't know what capital is. -266595;1347813338;kakobreklaa;heh -266594;1347813341;Bane_Capital;He thinks a college education means something. -266593;1347813363;Bane_Capital;He thinks people can get one today and walk out with a 80k a year job. -266592;1347813368;Bane_Capital;Not anymore. Those days are over. -266591;1347813395;Bane_Capital;We have to wait for The Matrix reboot before we see that again. -266590;1347813401;Bane_Capital;to reboot* -266589;1347813424;kakobreklaa;lol -266588;1347813439;Bane_Capital;Then, then there comes to people who say "You should work the government and suck money from everyone's tax payments!" -266587;1347813448;Bane_Capital;EVERYBODY SHOULD WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT -266586;1347813453;Bane_Capital;That will solve everything! -266585;1347813458;kakobreklaa;hehe -266584;1347813836;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: It's just like the housing bubble when you get to the depths of it -266583;1347813840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37800 @ 0.00040694 = 15.3823 BTC [-] -266582;1347813871;smickles;/g 14 -266581;1347813904;Bane_Capital;Definitely but people don't understand that. They just view it as something you have to do. -266580;1347813922;Bane_Capital;The principle of it -- having a skill -- just doesn't dawn on them. -266579;1347813945;Bane_Capital;It's about following instructions, getting approval and doing what you are told. That's how some people have been bred to live. -266578;1347813955;Bane_Capital;That doesn't create an efficient high-tech society. -266577;1347813975;Bane_Capital;It creates wage-slavery and debt but not wealth. -266576;1347813997;Bane_Capital;That's what this has been about: Putting people in debt. -266575;1347814022;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5999 BTC [-] -266574;1347814109;Bane_Capital;and that's why the system won't stand the test of time. -266573;1347814115;Bane_Capital;It's just printing value. -266572;1347814142;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0995 BTC [+] -266571;1347814172;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.696969 BTC [+] -266570;1347814309;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: I think China might be your thing. 3 out 5 students qualify to even go to college The Chinese test is in some ways like the American SAT, except that it lasts more than twice as long. The nine-hour test is offered just once a year and is the sole determinant for admission to virtually all Chinese colleges and universities. About three in five students make the cut. -266569;1347814328;Bane_Capital;Add quotes starting at the third sentence. -266568;1347814573;Bane_Capital;usagi: I am about to die from the mickey mouse part -266567;1347814915;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.03999999 BTC [+] -266566;1347814992;Bane_Capital;Okay, so DMC is now worth more than CPA? -266565;1347815119;Bane_Capital;Nevermind then. -266564;1347815423;Bane_Capital;I take it as Usagi making sure Diablo stays in line -266563;1347815461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00040693 = 4.4762 BTC [-] -266562;1347815463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.00040693 = 9.9291 BTC [-] -266561;1347815566;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 20 @ 0.3 = 6 BTC [-] -266560;1347815783;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.03999999 BTC [+] -266559;1347815785;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.04 = 0.4 BTC [+] -266558;1347815827;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 30 @ 0.3 = 9 BTC [-] -266557;1347815969;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 100 @ 0.15 = 15 BTC [+] -266556;1347816029;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11389999 = 1.139 BTC [-] -266555;1347816031;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1139 BTC [+] -266554;1347816068;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.05999998 = 0.12 BTC [+] -266553;1347816069;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 14 @ 0.05999999 = 0.84 BTC [+] -266552;1347816109;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 100 @ 0.3 = 30 BTC [-] -266551;1347816207;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 13 @ 0.05999999 = 0.78 BTC [+] -266550;1347816209;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.06 = 0.6 BTC [+] -266549;1347816385;smickles;usagi: if you want me to do dmc accounting or bookkeeping, it won't be as an employee. dmc would have to be a client of mine -266548;1347816398;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 24 @ 0.98 = 23.52 BTC [-] -266547;1347816478;smickles;If the btcusd exchange rate changes significantly, the fee would have to be adjusted -266546;1347816490;smickles;as much as i would like to work for 1kusd/hour -266545;1347816847;smickles;usagi: yeah, it seems we needi it. when i get to arizona, i'll register with the state and start a bitcoin accounting firm -266544;1347816859;smickles;look out big four -266543;1347816973;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -266542;1347817105;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 40 @ 0.129999 = 5.2 BTC [+] -266541;1347817237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00040694 = 4.1508 BTC [+] -266540;1347817516;smickles;!ticker ss -266539;1347817520;smickles;!ticker mpoe.etf -266538;1347817521;assbot;[GLBSE:SS] [Bid: 0.02] [Ask: 0.025] [Spread: 0.005] [Last: 0.025] [24hVol: 1.925] [7dAvg: 0.02101588] -266537;1347817522;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 0.00180181] [Ask: 1.33999999] [Spread: 1.33819818] [Last: 1.33] [24hVol: 1.33] [7dAvg: 1.33] -266536;1347817736;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 21 @ 0.0945 = 1.9845 BTC [-] -266535;1347817737;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 36 @ 0.0948 = 3.4128 BTC [+] -266534;1347817964;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.5999 = 4.7992 BTC [-] -266533;1347817965;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 20 @ 0.6 = 12 BTC [+] -266532;1347817966;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.698 = 6.98 BTC [+] -266531;1347817992;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.699 = 6.291 BTC [+] -266530;1347817993;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.69998 BTC [+] -266529;1347817994;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 17 @ 0.69999999 = 11.9 BTC [+] -266528;1347818415;kakobreklaa;o cool http://www.weusecoins.com/globe-bitcoin/ -266527;1347818480;MoneyIsDebt;That IS cool -266526;1347818553;Bugpowder;;;bc,stats -266525;1347818579;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -266524;1347818661;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10125 = 0.2025 BTC [-] -266523;1347818761;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00037 = 0.592 BTC [+] -266522;1347818953;novusordo;i can confirm the coolness of kakobreklaa's link -266521;1347819110;novusordo;i see one lonely node on madagascar -266520;1347819370;Bane_Capital;lol -266519;1347819377;Bane_Capital;I thought you were talking about that flash game -266518;1347819379;Bane_Capital;Pandemic -266517;1347819437;smickles;Bugpowder: bc,stat iirc -266516;1347819441;smickles;;;bc,stat -266515;1347819441;gribble;Error: "bc,stat" is not a valid command. -266514;1347819445;smickles;oh -266513;1347819447;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.101 = 0.404 BTC [-] -266512;1347819452;smickles;;;bc,stats -266511;1347819458;gribble;Current Blocks: 198973 | Current Difficulty: 2694047.952955 | Next Difficulty At Block: 199583 | Next Difficulty In: 610 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 2 hours, 6 minutes, and 30 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2803482.12356797 | Estimated Percent Change: 4.06207211319 -266510;1347819513;Bane_Capital;The amount of computing power we have now is going to look pathetic in another year -266509;1347819604;Bane_Capital;usagi: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1195650#msg1195650 -266508;1347819604;kakobreklaa;The amount of computing power we will have in a year is going to look pathetic in another three years -266507;1347819619;Bane_Capital;Maybe if we hit a roadblock in adoption -266506;1347819643;kakobreklaa;hm -266505;1347819969;kakobreklaa;!pl yabmc 0.3 -266504;1347819969;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -266503;1347819976;assbot;YABMC [1@0.3BTC] paid: 0.08553271 BTC. Last price: 0.0995 BTC. Capital gain: -0.2005 BTC. Total: -0.11496729 BTC. (-38.3%) -266502;1347819976;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0034 = 1.7 BTC [+] -266501;1347820000;kakobreklaa;!pl yabmc 0.2 -266500;1347820000;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -266499;1347820003;assbot;YABMC [1@0.2BTC] paid: 0.08553271 BTC. Last price: 0.0995 BTC. Capital gain: -0.1005 BTC. Total: -0.01496729 BTC. (-7.5%) -266498;1347820148;MoneyIsDebt;!pl -266497;1347820149;assbot;!pl [@] [] -266496;1347820176;MoneyIsDebt;!pl OBSI.HRPT 2000@0.098 2012-09-14 -266495;1347820177;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -266494;1347820178;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [2000@0.098BTC] (since: 2012-09-14) paid: 4 BTC. Last price: 0.101 BTC. Capital gain: 6 BTC. Total: 1 BTC. (5.1%) -266493;1347820213;MoneyIsDebt;eh? -266492;1347820235;MoneyIsDebt;total of 4 and 6 is 1 -266491;1347820247;mircea_popescu;new math -266490;1347820251;kakobreklaa;lol -266489;1347820252;mircea_popescu;v2.0 -266488;1347820278;kakobreklaa;this is a quantum thingy. -266487;1347820287;mircea_popescu;2k x 0.1 = 4 -266486;1347820291;mircea_popescu;that's better even -266485;1347820324;MoneyIsDebt;Who made that script? -266484;1347820331;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 -266483;1347820333;mircea_popescu;could you tell ? -266482;1347820335;MoneyIsDebt;ah -266481;1347820336;MoneyIsDebt;:) -266480;1347820337;kakobreklaa;lol no -266479;1347820339;kakobreklaa;<- -266478;1347820343;kakobreklaa;its a trailing zero issue -266477;1347820387;MoneyIsDebt;you're not one of the core bitcoin coders I hope? ;) -266476;1347820422;Bane_Capital;SHHHHH -266475;1347820500;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12600 @ 0.00037 = 4.662 BTC [+] -266474;1347820530;MoneyIsDebt;That's why pirate didn't repay... suddenly his trailing zeroes were gone -266473;1347820714;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Us_oN8C6Ezg -266472;1347820843;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.885 = 1.77 BTC [+] -266471;1347820906;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [+] -266470;1347820967;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -266469;1347820969;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [+] -266468;1347821245;kakobreklaa;!pl OBSI.HRPT 2000@0.098 2012-09-14 -266467;1347821246;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -266466;1347821253;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [2000@0.098BTC] (since: 2012-09-14) paid: 4 BTC. Last price: 0.101 BTC. Capital gain: 6 BTC. Total: 10 BTC. (5.1%) -266465;1347821258;kakobreklaa;thar. -266464;1347821260;novusordo;is glbse not working right for anyone else? -266463;1347821268;kakobreklaa;its working for assbot i guess -266462;1347821362;kakobreklaa;novusordo, works here -266461;1347821393;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [+] -266460;1347821397;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 7 @ 0.00012682 = 0.0009 BTC [+] -266459;1347821467;novusordo;i had changed some flags in chrome to get that webgl globe to work, maybe that was it -266458;1347821547;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.06499999 BTC [+] -266457;1347821548;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 14 @ 0.065 = 0.91 BTC [+] -266456;1347822001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00040694 = 4.8019 BTC [+] -266455;1347822002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22700 @ 0.00040694 = 9.2375 BTC [+] -266454;1347822004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25826 @ 0.00040694 = 10.5096 BTC [+] -266453;1347823051;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10125 = 1.0125 BTC [+] -266452;1347823221;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 140 @ 0.0988 = 13.832 BTC [-] -266451;1347823297;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 0.6209 = 6.8299 BTC [-] -266450;1347823391;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.621 = 4.968 BTC [+] -266449;1347823430;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.601 = 3.606 BTC [-] -266448;1347823432;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -266447;1347823561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00040693 = 4.2321 BTC [-] -266446;1347823676;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.098 = 0.196 BTC [+] -266445;1347823765;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.10125 = 10.125 BTC [+] -266444;1347823896;BTC-Mining;Anyone selling DMC/GIGAMINING? Or anything. -266443;1347823932;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1014 = 3.042 BTC [+] -266442;1347823981;Bugpowder;I will sell you F.GIGA for >= 0.0006 -266441;1347824045;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -266440;1347824241;BTC-Mining;F.GIGA will not upgrade to TERAMINING so... kind of a doomed stock -266439;1347824434;novusordo;F.GIGA? -266438;1347824465;novusordo;wait nvm -266437;1347824530;PsychoticBoy;yes the giga passthrouggh on mpex -266436;1347849021;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.688 = 1.376 BTC [-] -266435;1347849722;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4000 @ 0.00038556 = 1.5422 BTC [-] -266434;1347849724;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8600 @ 0.00037812 = 3.2518 BTC [-] -266433;1347849725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34091 @ 0.00040695 = 13.8733 BTC [+] -266432;1347849750;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [+] -266431;1347849831;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [+] -266430;1347849968;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.0599999 = 0.6 BTC [-] -266429;1347850016;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 49 @ 0.06 = 2.94 BTC [+] -266428;1347850035;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 13 @ 0.025 = 0.325 BTC [+] -266427;1347850062;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 11 @ 0.065 = 0.715 BTC [+] -266426;1347850064;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.09201001 BTC [-] -266425;1347850066;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 4 @ 0.09201 = 0.368 BTC [-] -266424;1347850103;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 52 @ 0.066 = 3.432 BTC [+] -266423;1347850113;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 100 @ 0.00445 = 0.445 BTC [-] -266422;1347850140;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 57 @ 0.0666 = 3.7962 BTC [+] -266421;1347850181;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 94 @ 0.067 = 6.298 BTC [+] -266420;1347850242;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 28 @ 0.068 = 1.904 BTC [+] -266419;1347850269;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 47 @ 0.069 = 3.243 BTC [+] -266418;1347850348;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.07 = 1.4 BTC [+] -266417;1347850574;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.08 = 8 BTC [+] -266416;1347850581;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.988 BTC [+] -266415;1347850603;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 62 @ 0.085 = 5.27 BTC [+] -266414;1347850621;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 31 @ 0.088 = 2.728 BTC [+] -266413;1347850643;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.088988 = 0.356 BTC [+] -266412;1347850659;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 75 @ 0.088989 = 6.6742 BTC [+] -266411;1347850678;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.0898 = 8.98 BTC [+] -266410;1347850731;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.095 = 0.95 BTC [+] -266409;1347850755;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.92307692 BTC [-] -266408;1347850783;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1138988 = 1.7085 BTC [+] -266407;1347850794;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.07997 = 0.2399 BTC [-] -266406;1347850803;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1138989 = 1.0251 BTC [+] -266405;1347850832;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1139 = 0.2278 BTC [+] -266404;1347850867;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11488778 = 1.1489 BTC [+] -266403;1347850939;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11488887 = 0.3447 BTC [+] -266402;1347850940;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 5 @ 0.025 = 0.125 BTC [+] -266401;1347850941;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 3 @ 0.0254999 = 0.0765 BTC [+] -266400;1347850953;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 10 @ 0.026 = 0.26 BTC [+] -266399;1347850957;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1149 = 0.6894 BTC [+] -266398;1347850969;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [-] -266397;1347851002;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 10 @ 0.00445 = 0.0445 BTC [-] -266396;1347851008;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.98899 BTC [+] -266395;1347851014;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.102 = 0.408 BTC [+] -266394;1347851028;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11499999 = 0.575 BTC [+] -266393;1347851175;dub;DMC unlocked eh -266392;1347851185;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.102 = 0.612 BTC [+] -266391;1347851238;smickles;Azelphur: <@assbot> [GLBSE] [SS] 10 @ 0.026 = 0.26 BTC [+] << they're coming for you -266390;1347851254;Azelphur;fun -266389;1347851277;Azelphur;oh yay today is payout day -266388;1347851282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00040695 = 6.0229 BTC [+] -266387;1347851301;dub;wat -266386;1347851329;Azelphur;dub: they split the shares up -266385;1347851334;smickles;Doffx: 100 for 1 split -266384;1347851338;dub;ah -266383;1347851368;Azelphur;aww, pay day isn't for another 4 hours GLBSE time -266382;1347851371;Azelphur;stupid timezones :< -266381;1347851394;mircea_popescu;what payday azel ? -266380;1347851399;Azelphur;SS -266379;1347851403;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [+] -266378;1347851410;Diablo-D3;wait -266377;1347851413;Diablo-D3;whos buying all the DMC -266376;1347851421;Azelphur;nobody -266375;1347851423;Azelphur;badum-tish -266374;1347851426;mircea_popescu;lol -266373;1347851445;Azelphur;:p -266372;1347851454;Diablo-D3;wow -266371;1347851471;Diablo-D3;apparently usagi has also taken on the duties of smack talk on the dmc thread -266370;1347851490;Azelphur;why is it that when companies post their products on sites (amazon etc) they feel the need to take the photos on a potato? -266369;1347851503;Azelphur;I mean seriously, who takes photos at 280x280 -266368;1347851512;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -266367;1347851513;dub;mr potato head does -266366;1347851514;Diablo-D3;its not the size thats an issue -266365;1347851516;Diablo-D3;its the quality -266364;1347851517;Azelphur;xD -266363;1347851521;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.269 = 0.538 BTC [-] -266362;1347851525;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: at 280x280, it's both. -266361;1347851531;smickles;Azelphur: i don't usually make the dividend payment right at 00:01 -266360;1347851541;Azelphur;smickles: hehe, I know -266359;1347851550;Diablo-D3;anyhow, now thanks to usagi -266358;1347851560;Diablo-D3;I can eat popcorn and not fear getting butter on the keys -266357;1347851566;dub;Diablo-D3: usagi seems to have been appointed chief pertinent information provider of bitcointalk and IRC -266356;1347851578;Diablo-D3;dub: good, I dont have to anymore -266355;1347851584;Diablo-D3;Ive held that position for like 2 years -266354;1347851588;Diablo-D3;I hate _all_ of you -266353;1347851591;Diablo-D3;even you. -266352;1347851595;Diablo-D3;especially you. -266351;1347851605;dub;you don't love me anymore -266350;1347851626;Diablo-D3;I only have love for boobs, dub -266349;1347851640;Doffx;What smickles? -266348;1347851667;smickles;oh, sorry Doffx, bad autocomplete -266347;1347851678;Doffx;Haha, np. -266346;1347851705;dub;Diablo-D3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWD5gdpt4Dw -266345;1347851735;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.1019 = 1.4266 BTC [-] -266344;1347851737;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.102 = 2.346 BTC [+] -266343;1347851738;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.1021 = 6.126 BTC [+] -266342;1347851740;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.1022 = 4.088 BTC [+] -266341;1347851741;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1023 = 3.069 BTC [+] -266340;1347851742;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1024 = 0.3072 BTC [+] -266339;1347851805;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1024 = 0.7168 BTC [+] -266338;1347851938;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -266337;1347851939;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -266336;1347851941;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4235 BTC [-] -266335;1347851941;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.422 BTC [-] -266334;1347851942;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.421 = 0.842 BTC [-] -266333;1347851943;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.4201 = 3.7809 BTC [-] -266332;1347851945;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.42 = 2.1 BTC [-] -266331;1347851946;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 25 @ 0.41 = 10.25 BTC [-] -266330;1347851954;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1024 BTC [+] -266329;1347851956;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.44100001 BTC [-] -266328;1347851957;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.441 BTC [-] -266327;1347851959;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -266326;1347851975;mircea_popescu; Azelphur: i don't usually make the dividend payment right at 00:01 <<< but when i do, i make sure there's a mistake in it :D -266325;1347851990;Azelphur;:P -266324;1347852006;mircea_popescu;dub o noes, usagi is the chan ho nao ? -266323;1347852023;mircea_popescu;you mean, like everyone used to make fun of diablo, now we have to switch ?! but i dun wanna switch! -266322;1347852136;dub;I don't think we'll ever stop making fun if Diablo-D3 -266321;1347852141;dub;s/if/of -266320;1347852169;mircea_popescu;yea, no ifs huh ? -266319;1347852189;Diablo-D3;dub: you did read the new contract, right? -266318;1347852246;dub;no -266317;1347852257;kuzetsa;[20:13:09] I hate _all_ of you -266316;1347852261;dub;but I also didn't read the old one -266315;1347852264;kuzetsa;[20:13:46] I only have love for boobs, dub -266314;1347852267;kuzetsa;... -266313;1347852271;kuzetsa;I'm so confused -266312;1347852281;dub;my boobs are clearly not up to spec -266311;1347852291;kuzetsa;wonder if mine are -266310;1347852297;dub;pics -266309;1347852302;dub;(or gtfo) -266308;1347852309;kuzetsa;heh -266307;1347852316;kuzetsa;GIYF -266306;1347852341;Diablo-D3;=| -266305;1347852450;kuzetsa;dub -- http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=giyf ... and also, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=picture+of+kuzetsa -266304;1347852610;dub;did you blog an ascii representation of your tits in ##slackware back in 2009 or is there something I'm missing -266303;1347852641;dub;oh, derp it wrapped badly -266302;1347852647;kuzetsa;haha -266301;1347852669;Diablo-D3;lol kuzetsa is claiming to be female -266300;1347852682;Diablo-D3;oh wait, shes a lesbian -266299;1347852685;Diablo-D3;thats totally okay then -266298;1347852695;kuzetsa;oh god it hurts -266297;1347852698;dub;yes the only real females are lesbian -266296;1347852701;kuzetsa;don't make me laugh -266295;1347852703;dub;on the internet -266294;1347852710;Diablo-D3;dub: yup pretty much -266293;1347852720;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 40 @ 0.0034 = 0.136 BTC [+] -266292;1347852723;dub;im gonna step up and call trap -266291;1347852734;dub;based on the one photo on okcupid -266290;1347852743;dub;but im also at work so not digging deep -266289;1347852761;mircea_popescu; yes the only real females are lesbian << irl too. -266288;1347852768;kuzetsa;eh -266287;1347852769;mircea_popescu;what's the point of having a gf if she won't fuck your other gfs ? -266286;1347852787;dub;mircea_popescu: of course all females are in some part raging dykes -266285;1347852789;kuzetsa;I go out of my way lately NOT to have any new photos circulating -266284;1347852806;kuzetsa;also, lol @ "trap" -266283;1347852810;kuzetsa;kinda the reverse -266282;1347852816;dub;kuzetsa: what do you drive? -266281;1347852825;kuzetsa;I don't believe in gender / barely self-identify as anything close to female -266280;1347852833;kuzetsa;currently I don't have a car -266279;1347852868;kuzetsa;had a honda civic from aprox 2003? 'til 2005 until a bus squished me and my coworkers while carpooling -266278;1347852889;dub;so wehn you say you like tuning is that more for like, grand tourismo or forza or whatever the kids play these days -266277;1347852899;mircea_popescu;why is it that people who "don't believe in gender" are always poor ? -266276;1347852900;kuzetsa;got a new car the next year but then about 8 months ago some idiot college kid hit me and totaled my car -266275;1347852902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00040696 = 1.9127 BTC [+] -266274;1347852907;Diablo-D3;[08:32:49] what's the point of having a gf if she won't fuck your other gfs ? -266273;1347852911;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: poor? -266272;1347852914;Diablo-D3;I want to subscribe to your newsletter -266271;1347852922;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 lolz -266270;1347852930;kuzetsa;Diablo-D3: is that a real quote? -266269;1347852938;kuzetsa;heh. yay for non-exclusivity :) -266268;1347852945;kuzetsa;monogamy is such rubbish -266267;1347852945;dub;or is it some kind of gay double entendre -266266;1347852956;mircea_popescu;its a triple entente -266265;1347852960;kuzetsa;? -266264;1347852974;kuzetsa;o...k -266263;1347852994;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa don't take it too heart. we're mostly meanies here -266262;1347852999;mircea_popescu;cause everyone's trying to copy me. -266261;1347853009;kuzetsa;excelent -266260;1347853011;Diablo-D3;copy you? nigga please. -266259;1347853042;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 http://trilema.com/2010/nsfw-mosu-cu-joarda/ << newsletter 1st installment. you missed out i think. -266258;1347853100;kuzetsa;hmm -266257;1347853103;mircea_popescu;dub http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134766042890.jpg << high six without one participant (btw, nsfw as all hell) -266256;1347853111;kuzetsa;so uhm... I know someone who speaks romani -266255;1347853122;mircea_popescu;as in romanian ? -266254;1347853127;kuzetsa;? -266253;1347853131;kuzetsa;uhm... she's a gypsy -266252;1347853137;Diablo-D3;thats disgusting -266251;1347853145;mircea_popescu;ah. -266250;1347853146;kuzetsa;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romani_language -- it's not called romanian -266249;1347853149;Diablo-D3;seriously, ubuntu will go to anything to promote their distro -266248;1347853162;kuzetsa;oooh -266247;1347853167;kuzetsa;wait, I just confused the two lol -266246;1347853173;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa there's a ue official language called romanian and a spoken only pigdin thing called romani -266245;1347853178;kuzetsa;that was a romanian page you linked me lolol -266244;1347853266;kuzetsa;damn now I want curry -266243;1347853267;dub;luke-jr_: what is your opinion on this http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_macdf9WJiP1qcbo9lo1_500.jpg -266242;1347853270;mircea_popescu;lol -266241;1347853290;kuzetsa;damn you mircea_popescu: I got confused and thought about curry -266240;1347853298;kuzetsa;it's your fault -266239;1347853308;dub;I'd like a lamb vindaloo -266238;1347853314;mircea_popescu;i'd like lamb tikka masala -266237;1347853314;kuzetsa;oh god, really? -266236;1347853324;dub;with some of that spicy pickle shit -266235;1347853326;mircea_popescu;dub do you suppose kuzetsa would approximate lamb ? -266234;1347853328;kuzetsa;dub: really. just. no. -266233;1347853334;dub;kuzetsa: and not that kind of spicy pickle thanks -266232;1347853341;Diablo-D3;lol -266231;1347853345;kuzetsa;don't pick on luke's religion please. it offends me on principle. -266230;1347853357;mircea_popescu;but his religion sucks -266229;1347853362;Diablo-D3;LOL CATHOLICS -266228;1347853371;Diablo-D3;LETS RAPE THEM ALL... no wait, they'd enjoy that -266227;1347853390;mircea_popescu;i like -assets, its a very business-like place. -266226;1347853393;dub;rape is gods way of letting us know how important sperm is -266225;1347853399;Diablo-D3;exactly -266224;1347853405;Diablo-D3;women should never refuse my gift to them -266223;1347853412;Diablo-D3;it is plentiful and gooey. -266222;1347853426;kuzetsa;yeah so uhm... blah blah blah ... various forms of antisocial behavior, including (but not limited to) political, racial, ethnic, religious or gender-related invective. -266221;1347853435;kuzetsa;srsly. freenode policy. -266220;1347853444;dub;kuzetsa: I _think_ we've covered every base there -266219;1347853444;kuzetsa;plz stop kthx -266218;1347853454;Diablo-D3;wait, did we bring up race yet? -266217;1347853456;kuzetsa;or else I shall protest a second time. -266216;1347853468;dub;someone said nigger a little while ago -266215;1347853470;kuzetsa;[20:36:51] copy you? nigga please. -266214;1347853471;Diablo-D3;kuzetsa: threats of drama dont work on us -266213;1347853474;jcpham;dub i agree about homo dinosaurs -266212;1347853480;Diablo-D3;oh right, I did race, sorry, forgot -266211;1347853497;dub;jcpham: stands to reason. -266210;1347853545;dub;mircea_popescu: an unrelated fact, something like 40-50% of sheep are homosexual -266209;1347853560;dub;explain that, catholics -266208;1347853561;mircea_popescu;you mean rams ? -266207;1347853573;jcpham;you can't dogde a ram -266206;1347853574;dub;yes, sorry rams -266205;1347853579;mircea_popescu;i would guess about 5-10% of all live sheep are rams -266204;1347853605;mircea_popescu;and most small herbivores (rams, goats, etc) have this group sex thingy where they pick a victim and mass rape it. -266203;1347853606;dub;idk, wouldn't it by closer to 1-1 -266202;1347853608;kuzetsa;uhm -266201;1347853610;kuzetsa;drama -266200;1347853637;mircea_popescu;and it's not 1 : 1 cause sheep are comercially grown for the most part. -266199;1347853639;kuzetsa;oww my brain -266198;1347853641;dub;kuzetsa: this is hardly drama, nobody has stolen all the bitcoins or commited e-suicide yet -266197;1347853651;mircea_popescu;tho we were rooting for wright . -266196;1347853660;Diablo-D3;dub: wait -266195;1347853662;Diablo-D3;didnt atlas try -266194;1347853664;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1024 BTC [+] -266193;1347853665;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: no, I meant this -- [20:44:32] kuzetsa: threats of drama dont work on us -266192;1347853685;kuzetsa;I'm mostly too confused to have much to say -266191;1347853714;dub;mircea_popescu: I thought they were farmed for volume in general not dominated by a particular sex (like cows for eg) -266190;1347853723;dub;tbh I have no fucking idea -266189;1347853739;dub;do we milk sheep? I guess some peopl edo -266188;1347853755;mircea_popescu;sheep wool is better grade than ram, also they're cheaper to grow and easier to handle. -266187;1347853769;dub;there you go! -266186;1347853775;Diablo-D3;we milk goats -266185;1347853775;mircea_popescu;in general lamb meat comes from male sheepsies. -266184;1347853779;Diablo-D3;but sheep? eh -266183;1347853786;Diablo-D3;Ive never seen sheep cheese for sale -266182;1347853788;kuzetsa;dub: "like cows for eg" is awfully redundant -266181;1347853796;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you live in the shithole of bad cheese, the us. -266180;1347853805;mircea_popescu;sheep cheese is well known and well eaten -266179;1347853812;Diablo-D3;huh, I did not know this -266178;1347853819;kuzetsa;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Latin_phrases_(E)#exempli_gratia --- "for for example" or "for for instance" is basically what you said. -266177;1347853821;mircea_popescu;i seriously don't know a place with worse cheeses -266176;1347853821;Diablo-D3;and hey, we have ceddar -266175;1347853832;mircea_popescu;yea, made out of what exactly ? wood pulp i think -266174;1347853867;dub;kuzetsa: yes, mostly illiterate sorry -266173;1347853875;kuzetsa;yeah :/ -266172;1347853879;kuzetsa;i'm sorry too -266171;1347853889;dub;I blame the US school system -266170;1347853894;dub;and the UK one -266169;1347853895;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, dead republicans -266168;1347853903;kuzetsa;I'm kinda slow at times (oftener than I like) and feel less bad picking on someone when they do gramatically confusing things -266167;1347853918;kuzetsa;also, dyslexia means bad grammar hurts my head a bit more than I like. -266166;1347853967;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla are you the chick of naked therapy ? -266165;1347853976;kuzetsa;eep -266164;1347853981;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.0034 = 0.102 BTC [+] -266163;1347853982;kakobrekla;ha? -266162;1347853985;Diablo-D3;jesus, even kak is a chick? -266161;1347853990;kakobrekla;naw. -266160;1347853991;kuzetsa;that... no -266159;1347853992;Diablo-D3;THERE ARE NO WOMEN ON THE INTERNET -266158;1347853996;Diablo-D3;NONE -266157;1347854003;Diablo-D3;I HAVE DONE YEARS OF RESEARCH -266156;1347854009;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 there's like... 3 in my private chan -266155;1347854011;dub;there are a lot of fbi agents in this channel -266154;1347854017;Diablo-D3;dub: yeah, tons -266153;1347854027;Diablo-D3;cant even get to the bathroom without tripping over a few -266152;1347854039;Diablo-D3;and forget the fridge -266151;1347854048;dub;as they say, theres too many sparkling wiggles at the party -266150;1347854065;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 2 @ 0.00445 = 0.0089 BTC [-] -266149;1347854431;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.0995 = 0.199 BTC [+] -266148;1347854471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37000 @ 0.00040696 = 15.0575 BTC [+] -266147;1347854503;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1024 BTC [+] -266146;1347854643;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.0999 = 0.6993 BTC [+] -266145;1347854886;Diablo-D3;!ticker dmc -266144;1347854888;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.03] [Ask: 0.09] [Spread: 0.06] [Last: 0.095] [24hVol: 63.77234175] [7dAvg: 0.05799314] -266143;1347855056;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1024 BTC [+] -266142;1347856082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29337 @ 0.00040698 = 11.9396 BTC [+] -266141;1347856370;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.269 BTC [-] -266140;1347856380;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.269 BTC [-] -266139;1347856393;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.269 BTC [-] -266138;1347856449;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 4 @ 0.075849 = 0.3034 BTC [-] -266137;1347857082;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.00012936 = 0.0005 BTC [+] -266136;1347857507;dust-otc;;;seen deadterra -266135;1347857507;gribble;deadterra was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 7 hours, 37 minutes, and 11 seconds ago: London Bitcoin Conference -266134;1347857554;mircea_popescu;heya dust-otc -266133;1347857565;dust-otc;hey -266132;1347857598;dust-otc;GIPPT still has not paid its insurance -266131;1347857614;dust-otc;I think it is time for a scam accusation on ineededausername and imsaguy -266130;1347857625;dub;did you get GIPPOED -266129;1347857642;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2342 @ 0.00037812 = 0.8856 BTC [-] -266128;1347857653;dust-otc;dub: yeah my only pirate exposure, I bought some at ipo to resell -266127;1347857665;dust-otc;stuck with 29 shares and it is almost half paid out, so not too big of a loss -266126;1347857669;dub;bummer -266125;1347857675;[\\\];dust-otc, you realize the majority of what's been paid out has come from me? -266124;1347857687;dub;DT probably deserves scammer tag -266123;1347857697;dust-otc;dub: has DT paid his 5%? -266122;1347857712;dub;serial getting scammed and continuing to try to put a finger in every pie -266121;1347857717;dust-otc;[\\\]: how much of your obligation have you paid? -266120;1347857719;dub;no idea -266119;1347857725;dust-otc;i know that hashking is the one failing the most -266118;1347857746;dust-otc;dub: assuming DT pays his 5%, he isn't a scammer -266117;1347857759;dust-otc;but he oversees some of the shadiest assets -266116;1347857768;[\\\];dust-otc, i've reconciled something like 75% of mine -266115;1347857773;dust-otc;most have them have failed or were scams -266114;1347857778;mircea_popescu;hm -266113;1347857801;dust-otc;yeah I was going to make a thread so blame could be placed on either imsaguy or INAU, or both -266112;1347857815;[\\\];dust-otc: i've never hidden the fact that I'm a mining farm -266111;1347857832;dust-otc;[\\\]: you had more with pirate than mining hardware -266110;1347857846;[\\\];... no -266109;1347857864;mircea_popescu;why exactly is deadterra a scammer ? -266108;1347857873;[\\\];When I bought much of that mining hardware, coins were valued at 1/4 of what they are today -266107;1347857883;[\\\];in addition, the gpus are worth 1/4 of the USD that I bought them for -266106;1347857885;dub;mircea_popescu: im just being uncharitable -266105;1347857898;mircea_popescu;dub im trying to keep track cause he handles s.dice pt. -266104;1347857900;[\\\];Its not like I can go and sell a 7970 for $500 anymore -266103;1347857901;dust-otc;he isn't -266102;1347857911;dust-otc;most of his ipos have been scams though -266101;1347857924;mircea_popescu;well, they were on glbse. -266100;1347857934;dub;mircea_popescu: and I have no time for what I percieve as "i must get rich quickly no matter how much of other peoples money I lose because I jump inter every get rich quick scheme" mentality -266099;1347857938;dust-otc;[\\\]: but EIEIO's holdings at time of pirate default were more weighted towards pirate -266098;1347857957;dust-otc;and earlier in your thread you had claimed on 100btc of exposure IIRC -266097;1347857966;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.msg1197034#msg1197034 -266096;1347857973;smickles;SS financial report -266095;1347857996;[\\\];dust-otc: no. -266094;1347858031;mircea_popescu;dub i think what happens is a good chunk of people play a finance-flavoured mmorpg. they have the otaku forum + bitcoin, it's like warcraft + wc forums -266093;1347858084;dust-otc;April 21: My exposure to PPT is currently 100 BTC and will always be a measured risk shared with the other 5 parties. -266092;1347858085;dust-otc;After default: I had roughly 1500 btc in btcst that I had slowly grown via purchasing btc, tips from escrowing for people, market making and the like. I had personally set it aside to purchase asic hardware... -266091;1347858085;dust-otc;...I can wind EIEIO down now and sell the gear. I estimate the value of the gear to be about $13,000 which would yield about 1200 btc at today’s prices -266090;1347858119;dust-otc;[\\\]: so what part of what I said was false? -266089;1347858127;smickles;finance-flavoured mmorpg"", that's what bitcoin is, isn't it? ;) -266088;1347858132;[\\\];how much in asicminer? -266087;1347858142;[\\\];oh right -266086;1347858145;[\\\];over 10k shares -266085;1347858155;[\\\];at ipo price, that's how much? -266084;1347858161;dub;mircea_popescu: yeah, its a game to a lot of people -266083;1347858172;[\\\];so the part of your statement that is false is [2012/09/16 20:58:59] [\\\]: but EIEIO's holdings at time of pirate default were more weighted towards pirate -266082;1347858175;[\\\];that's false. -266081;1347858177;mircea_popescu;smickles no! -266080;1347858189;smickles;mircea_popescu: aw, c'mon, i was joking -266079;1347858195;smickles;didn't you see the ;) -266078;1347858197;mircea_popescu;no! *rage* -266077;1347858208;dust-otc;ok, I was wrong then, you should have put that in your statement, which only stated that your BS&T holdings were > than your mining hardware holdings -266076;1347858227;[\\\];dust-otc: it makes more long term sense to continue mining -266075;1347858235;dust-otc;and if you have 10k shares of ASICMINER, why do you not sell some immediately and pay back GIPPT -266074;1347858236;mircea_popescu;[\\\] you think ? -266073;1347858239;smickles;mircea_popescu: so i'm going to start an accounting firm whin i move to arizona and register with the state. I don't think it's a game -266072;1347858246;[\\\];dust-otc: now you're being stupid -266071;1347858251;[\\\];there's no depth in GLBSE -266070;1347858253;mircea_popescu;smickles just trolling you a little. -266069;1347858259;[\\\];I could take it to near 0 -266068;1347858264;smickles;:o -266067;1347858279;[\\\];dust-otc, my obligation is with JD -266066;1347858284;[\\\];thats who I signed the contract with -266065;1347858286;mircea_popescu;[\\\] btc-mining was looking to buy stuff, in case you're actively trying to divest. -266064;1347858293;[\\\];I'm not divesting -266063;1347858304;[\\\];its these people with tiny shares making the largest amount of noise -266062;1347858309;[\\\];funny how that works -266061;1347858312;mircea_popescu;hey, a share a vote. -266060;1347858322;mircea_popescu;you should have a 20 btc minimum. -266059;1347858326;[\\\];mircea_popescu: that already happened -266058;1347858331;mircea_popescu;:p -266057;1347858334;dust-otc;I would have been a big shareholder in GIPPT but then I realized the insurance couldn't possibly be legit -266056;1347858343;[\\\];take it up with GIPPT -266055;1347858347;[\\\];my obligation isn't to you -266054;1347858354;mircea_popescu;in truth collateralization/insurance/etc is prolly the biggest financial problem of btc atm. -266053;1347858389;mircea_popescu;buncha people tried to do it on the grounds of "i've read the wikipedia article so i know all about it", and failed ridiculously -266052;1347858396;mircea_popescu;but the thing will have to be resolved somehow. -266051;1347858396;dub;trusting random 15 year old children and boy/girl/anime character anon weirdos -266050;1347858407;dub;to provide insurance that is -266049;1347858419;mircea_popescu;is the 15 yo reference to hashking ? -266048;1347858429;dub;yeah -266047;1347858436;dust-otc;he isn't 15 -266046;1347858436;mircea_popescu;that will go down in history as the stupidest thing someonesaid -266045;1347858444;mircea_popescu;srsly, he was trying to be funny. he's not 15. -266044;1347858448;[\\\];HK isn't 15 -266043;1347858454;[\\\];I know that for certain. -266042;1347858454;dub;oh, he has a terrible sense of humour then -266041;1347858464;[\\\];Anyone clinging to it is terribly misguided. -266040;1347858465;dub;and is a scammer anyway -266039;1347858480;mircea_popescu;dub he just tryied sarcasm in the worst possible way in the worst possible spot. -266038;1347858483;mircea_popescu;but he's not actually 15. -266037;1347858489;dub;ok -266036;1347858515;mircea_popescu;he;'s also pretty stupid, but i don't think too dishonest. -266035;1347858517;mircea_popescu;who knows. -266034;1347858551;dub;he seems to have said that he had non-pirate funds to cover his pirate exposure and lied -266033;1347858578;dub;and combined with a good level of trust in the 'community' == scammer -266032;1347858617;dust-otc;none of the "insured" pirate funds made sense -266031;1347858620;mircea_popescu;i can see the argument. -266030;1347858645;mircea_popescu;the worst thing he did, imo, was the bs announcement. -266029;1347858645;Bugpowder;none of the pirate funds made sense -266028;1347858646;dust-otc;as anyone who really had the coins to 100% insure deposits should have just invested those coins with pirate himself -266027;1347858653;dub;dust-otc: agreed, I'm only aware of two others, one is an entirely imaginary person! -266026;1347858655;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 16 @ 0.0321 = 0.5136 BTC [+] -266025;1347858656;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 162 @ 0.032 = 5.184 BTC [-] -266024;1347858656;mircea_popescu;if you are insolvent you go "i owe this much, i have this much" -266023;1347858660;mircea_popescu;not vague bs like he did. -266022;1347858681;Bugpowder;Not if you want to just take the coins -266021;1347858689;Bugpowder;that haven't been paid out -266020;1347858700;mircea_popescu;i can see that argument too. -266019;1347858713;Bugpowder;So if he was investing in zeek, why did that address still have 500k coins -266018;1347858724;Bugpowder;either it wasn't him -266017;1347858733;Bugpowder;or...? -266016;1347858756;mircea_popescu;it's very possible it wasn't him, for instance one way to sell bitcoins is to sell wallets. -266015;1347858798;bonks;Hey what ever happened to ZIP.A? I haven't signed into GLBSE in a while and that's all the assets I have left -266014;1347858808;mircea_popescu;bonks turned scam. -266013;1347858858;mircea_popescu;but the guy partenered with the tradehill ex owner/scammer to "further bitcoin" by building some conference hall or w/e in ny. -266012;1347858878;mircea_popescu;out of money they mysteriously have from who knows where. -266011;1347858898;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7258 @ 0.00037214 = 2.701 BTC [-] -266010;1347858899;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2549 @ 0.00039225 = 0.9998 BTC [+] -266009;1347858965;bonks;I'm tired of all these scams -266008;1347858978;bonks;I don't know if FZB is a scam but I just sold all of mine a few mins ago -266007;1347858981;Bugpowder;It is remarkable to me -266006;1347858990;Bugpowder;the nearly complete infestation -266005;1347859002;Bugpowder;of scams in this 'community' -266004;1347859083;dust-otc;[\\\]: i might be willing to buy some ASICMINER at the current bid price so you can pay back GIPPT -266003;1347859087;dust-otc;how much do you owe? -266002;1347859296;Bugpowder;:mircea_popescu Do the MPCD's trade on the market, just no current bid/asks? -266001;1347859308;Bugpowder;:mircea_popescu Any way to get a full account history? -266000;1347859327;Bugpowder;Not just STAT short term data -265999;1347859345;[\\\];dust-otc, how much of a position do you hvae in GIPPT? -265998;1347859444;dust-otc;29 shares lol -265997;1347859601;[\\\];wouldn't it make more sense for me to buy your shares? ;) -265996;1347859646;dust-otc;that wouldn't be fair to the other investors -265995;1347859652;dust-otc;and I won't take less than what is owed -265994;1347859670;[\\\];ah right, you'd rather just complain -265993;1347859698;dust-otc;pretty much -265992;1347859711;dust-otc;I would rather not have the bitcoin community filled with scams -265991;1347859746;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-D] 20 @ 1.01 = 20.2 BTC [+] -265990;1347860185;smickles;;;calc 28000.0 / [bc,24hprc] -265989;1347860186;gribble;2360.87689713 -265988;1347860295;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yeah -265987;1347860297;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.619899 BTC [+] -265986;1347860299;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.62 = 5.58 BTC [+] -265985;1347860314;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well, you get your account history with stats. have you been throwing them out ? -265984;1347860335;Bugpowder;heheh -265983;1347860341;mircea_popescu;a stat will report all movements from 1 hour before the prev stat -265982;1347860350;mircea_popescu;it's not "short term", it's just "what happened since last time" -265981;1347860375;Bugpowder;I ah -265980;1347860380;Bugpowder;beyond 1hr? -265979;1347860396;mircea_popescu;suppose you stat on june 5th, at 9pm -265978;1347860403;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 1 @ 0.41584229 BTC [+] -265977;1347860404;mircea_popescu;then you stat again on june 9th, at 8pm -265976;1347860416;mircea_popescu;this later stat has all data from june 5th, 8pm till june 9th, 8pm -265975;1347860432;Bugpowder;OK -265974;1347860438;mircea_popescu;so you know, keep em! -265973;1347860442;Bugpowder;Now I know, and knowing is half the battle -265972;1347860467;mircea_popescu;and as to the "infestation" : it is very speciffic to the global scam exchange -265971;1347860467;smickles;Bugpowder: what you are looking for is a feature of a broker, not an exchange -265970;1347860480;mircea_popescu;it has nothing to do with the community, it's that group with bitcoinica, intersango et all -265969;1347860603;Bugpowder;do you think the wot actually facilitates scams? -265968;1347860615;Bugpowder;maybe prevents small stuff -265967;1347860623;Bugpowder;but facilitates big stuff -265966;1347860631;mircea_popescu;nah. the wot correctly used prevents all scams. -265965;1347860644;mircea_popescu;the problem is that it requires competence in using. -265964;1347860656;mircea_popescu;people just go at the summed up ratings and act as if that means anything. it does not. -265963;1347860670;mircea_popescu;the wot is a WEB of trust not a sum of trust. it's not the sot. it's the wot. -265962;1347860675;smickles;yeah, don't used the ;;getrating as judge -265961;1347860676;dust-otc;yes, people gave pirate millions off of ratings he got for $50 ppusd trades and free food/namecoins -265960;1347860681;smickles;use ;;get trust -265959;1347860689;Bugpowder;like a pgp web of trust -265958;1347860689;smickles;;;gettrust mircea_popescu -265957;1347860690;gribble;Trust relationship from user smickles to user mircea_popescu: Level 1: 3, Level 2: 19 via 15 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=smickles&dest=mircea_popescu -265956;1347860696;mircea_popescu;yeah, that. -265955;1347860706;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.688 = 4.128 BTC [-] -265954;1347860708;mircea_popescu;then you look there and see WHO rated X guy, and what they said. it's a process. -265953;1347860712;Bugpowder;fuck -265952;1347860740;smickles;then examine the details of the connections that make the l2 trust score -265951;1347860744;[\\\]; yes, people gave pirate millions off of ratings he got for $50 ppusd trades and free food/namecoins << he had 4 digit trades too -265950;1347860755;[\\\];once again, you've got incomplete information -265949;1347860762;mircea_popescu;he's had 5 digit trades. -265948;1347860767;[\\\];yep -265947;1347860768;dust-otc;he worked his way up -265946;1347860784;[\\\];everyone does -265945;1347860785;dust-otc;but the level of trust required did not scale -265944;1347860799;mircea_popescu;dust-otc this is empirically true, but it's not a flaw of the wot system -265943;1347860805;mircea_popescu;it's a flaw of the judgements people made about it. -265942;1347860815;Bugpowder;I only trust people here who have a net positive financial incentive not to steal all your money -265941;1347860819;mircea_popescu;they;'ve all learned a smarting lesson in log vs exp curves now. -265940;1347860837;[\\\];mircea_popescu: I'll see your 4 and raise you a 2 -265939;1347860851;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder this is a good point. for instance in my position : my holdings of s.mpoe are worth at current market rates ~4mn usd. -265938;1347860856;Bugpowder;like they run some actual legitimate business with solid cash flow -265937;1347860867;mircea_popescu;that sort of thing acts as a decent anchor. -265936;1347860882;Bugpowder;and stealing all the money will kill their future earning potential with it -265935;1347860889;mircea_popescu;eeexactly. -265934;1347860922;Bugpowder;people that have some demonstration of competence -265933;1347860927;Bugpowder;and their work -265932;1347860941;Bugpowder;I know basically nobody here -265931;1347860951;mircea_popescu;well one important point is to not rush. -265930;1347860951;Bugpowder;been on forums for a few weeks -265929;1347860973;Bugpowder;I like this gigavps guy, looks competent -265928;1347860983;Bugpowder;nice rig pics -265927;1347860983;[\\\];shutup sock -265926;1347860986;Bugpowder;lol -265925;1347860990;Bugpowder;heh heh heh -265924;1347860992;Bugpowder;just an example -265923;1347861003;mircea_popescu;lolwut ? -265922;1347861018;Bugpowder;what securities to buy -265921;1347861018;[\\\];just pulling on powder's wick -265920;1347861026;Bugpowder;go for the market leader -265919;1347861045;Bugpowder;best chance of getting the rigs up and running the fastest. -265918;1347861073;mircea_popescu;with the specs for the asics (provided they actually show up) it doesn't seem much work to get them fired and running -265917;1347861083;Bugpowder;Need an early order -265916;1347861093;Bugpowder;need to get on the first shipment -265915;1347861196;Bugpowder;anyway, gotta go home. 8:30am to 10:50pm work day... 8 mice now injected with channelrhodopsin virus though. Big success. Peace out. -265914;1347861326;smickles;;;google channelrhodopsin -265913;1347861327;gribble;Channelrhodopsin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Channelrhodopsins - OpenOptogenetics.org: ; Channelrhodopsin-2, a directly light-gated cation-selective membrane: -265912;1347861387;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [+] -265911;1347861402;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.697 = 4.879 BTC [+] -265910;1347861489;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [+] -265909;1347861525;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.698 = 4.188 BTC [+] -265908;1347861809;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 61 @ 0.1 = 6.1 BTC [+] -265907;1347861823;Diablo-D3;https://glbse.com/ipo/189 -265906;1347861867;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 1 @ 0.20500001 BTC [+] -265905;1347861868;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 10 @ 0.205 = 2.05 BTC [-] -265904;1347861889;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 9 @ 0.13 = 1.17 BTC [-] -265903;1347861890;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -265902;1347861920;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -265901;1347861921;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 23 @ 0.01 = 0.23 BTC [-] -265900;1347861951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23967 @ 0.000407 = 9.7546 BTC [+] -265899;1347861953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12077 @ 0.000407 = 4.9153 BTC [+] -265898;1347861954;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 700 @ 0.107283 = 75.0981 BTC [-] -265897;1347861974;dust-otc;;;pl FPGAMINING -265896;1347861975;gribble;Error: "pl" is not a valid command. -265895;1347861988;mircea_popescu;!pl -265894;1347861989;assbot;!pl [@] [] -265893;1347862013;[\\\];Diablo-D3: like that do ya? -265892;1347862017;dust-otc;!pl FPGAMINING -265891;1347862017;assbot;!pl [@] [] -265890;1347862020;Diablo-D3;whos is that? -265889;1347862026;Diablo-D3;!pl DMC 2500 -265888;1347862026;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265887;1347862027;assbot;DMC [1@2BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.095 BTC. Capital gain: -1.905 BTC. Total: -1.87864186 BTC. (-93.9%) -265886;1347862040;dust-otc;!pl FPGAMINING 1 -265885;1347862041;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265884;1347862043;assbot;FPGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.3240279 BTC. Last price: 0.698 BTC. Capital gain: -0.302 BTC. Total: 0.0220279 BTC. (2.2%) -265883;1347862044;Diablo-D3;hrm thats not what I expected -265882;1347862075;[\\\];Diablo-D3: I believe that is buzzdave -265881;1347862126;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 9 @ 0.026 = 0.234 BTC [+] -265880;1347862218;[\\\];up up and away! -265879;1347862417;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.075849 = 0.2275 BTC [-] -265878;1347862451;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.07585 BTC [+] -265877;1347862453;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.07685 BTC [+] -265876;1347862492;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 25 @ 0.076888 = 1.9222 BTC [+] -265875;1347863145;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10010001 = 0.7007 BTC [-] -265874;1347863270;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 150 @ 0.026 = 3.9 BTC [+] -265873;1347863521;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 193 @ 0.0004 = 0.0772 BTC [+] -265872;1347864448;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.5897 BTC [-] -265871;1347864450;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.5898 BTC [+] -265870;1347864553;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 10 @ 0.0849 = 0.849 BTC [-] -265869;1347864754;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -265868;1347864755;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00039781 / 0.00040983 / 0.00042 (1383988 shares, 567.21 BTC), 30day: 0.000035 / 0.00038555 / 0.00042 (74085443 shares, 28,563.82 BTC) -265867;1347864984;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 0.999999 BTC [+] -265866;1347865241;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.5898 BTC [+] -265865;1347865321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00040705 = 3.0936 BTC [+] -265864;1347865351;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.125 BTC [-] -265863;1347865352;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 50 @ 0.12 = 6 BTC [-] -265862;1347865586;dub;weird, I has litecoins and I dont know wai -265861;1347865928;kakobrekla;theymos>> I'll probably disable images in posts eventually, too. -265860;1347865931;kakobrekla;zomg. -265859;1347866062;Chaang-Noi;Dub lol -265858;1347866069;Chaang-Noi;nothing wrong with ltc -265857;1347866109;Chaang-Noi;why would theymos get rid of images? -265856;1347866112;Chaang-Noi;odd -265855;1347866182;dub;I installed the daemon at some stage, don't remember ever mining or antyhing but I have a few tx with 20-30ltc each inbound -265854;1347866304;kakobrekla;!pl DMC 2500 -265853;1347866304;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265852;1347866307;assbot;DMC [1@2500BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.095 BTC. Capital gain: -2499.905 BTC. Total: -2499.87864186 BTC. (-100%) -265851;1347866311;kakobrekla;if you bought shares for 2500btc each -265850;1347866883;Diablo-D3;going to bed -265849;1347866884;Diablo-D3;night all -265848;1347867061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33500 @ 0.00040705 = 13.6362 BTC [+] -265847;1347867062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00040705 = 6.9606 BTC [+] -265846;1347867860;MoneyIsDebt;!pl MOORE 0.5 -265845;1347867861;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265844;1347867866;assbot;MOORE [1@0.5BTC] paid: 0.0707159 BTC. Last price: 0.495 BTC. Capital gain: -0.005 BTC. Total: 0.0657159 BTC. (13.1%) -265843;1347867904;MoneyIsDebt;!pl MOORE 0.5 2012-08-10 -265842;1347867904;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265841;1347867909;assbot;MOORE [1@0.5BTC] (since: 2012-08-10) paid: 0.0196402 BTC. Last price: 0.495 BTC. Capital gain: -0.005 BTC. Total: 0.0146402 BTC. (2.9%) -265840;1347867915;Garr255;!pl COGNITIVE 0.5 -265839;1347867915;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265838;1347867926;assbot;COGNITIVE [1@0.5BTC] paid: 0.09217435 BTC. Last price: 0.44 BTC. Capital gain: -0.06 BTC. Total: 0.03217435 BTC. (6.4%) -265837;1347867941;MoneyIsDebt;!pl COGNITIVE 0.5 2012-08-10 -265836;1347867942;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265835;1347867946;assbot;COGNITIVE [1@0.5BTC] (since: 2012-08-10) paid: 0.01848832 BTC. Last price: 0.44 BTC. Capital gain: -0.06 BTC. Total: -0.04151168 BTC. (-8.3%) -265834;1347867949;Garr255;:O cognitive traded below IPO -265833;1347867960;Garr255;I'm gonna buy some shares -265832;1347868061;Garr255;I don't know whether people are skeptical of the integrity of GLBSE or what... -265831;1347868071;MoneyIsDebt;Garr255: Look at the spread -265830;1347868076;MoneyIsDebt;if you want to buy say 10 -265829;1347868078;Garr255;insane, I know -265828;1347868085;MoneyIsDebt;you'll pay 0.625 -265827;1347868095;MoneyIsDebt;and you can sell if for 0.25 -265826;1347868105;MoneyIsDebt;doesn't look very safe to me -265825;1347868167;Garr255;once we get the asics cognitive will soar :) -265824;1347868176;Garr255;I'm gonna spend all my glbse money :P -265823;1347868181;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.62479997 BTC [+] -265822;1347868182;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 13 @ 0.62479998 = 8.1224 BTC [+] -265821;1347868187;Garr255;boom. -265820;1347868214;MoneyIsDebt;you mean difficulty will soar -265819;1347868246;MoneyIsDebt;asics or no, there's only 50 bitcoins pr block for the taking -265818;1347868303;Garr255;yup. Cog is going to be doing the same (if not better) as always, while non-upgrading assets will be worth satoshis -265817;1347868352;MoneyIsDebt;or they'll switch to mining altchains -265816;1347868371;BTC-Mining;[00:47] I don't know whether people are skeptical of the integrity of GLBSE or what... -265815;1347868393;Garr255;litecoin difficulty is going to soar, surely -265814;1347868403;BTC-Mining;Why would they? -265813;1347868492;Garr255; One person has actually had me move his shares off of GLBSE, and I pay him dividends individually. I believe he thinks nefario isn't keeping up with maintenece. -265812;1347868536;BTC-Mining;=/ -265811;1347868550;Garr255;=/ indeed -265810;1347868577;BTC-Mining;He has been working on the platform. I don't see why it wouldn't be maintained properly... -265809;1347868598;BTC-Mining;Although I can understand if he fears something happening to Nefario instead. -265808;1347868603;BTC-Mining;or the platform -265807;1347868621;BTC-Mining;We wouldn't like all data being lost. -265806;1347868681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00040704 = 2.0352 BTC [-] -265805;1347868682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52437 @ 0.00040704 = 21.344 BTC [-] -265804;1347868880;kuzetsa; One person has actually had me move his shares off of GLBSE, and I pay him dividends individually. I believe he thinks nefario isn't keeping up with maintenece. -265803;1347868887;kuzetsa;wow, that's awesome -265802;1347868917;kuzetsa;BTC-Mining: what's your ticker and/or bitcointalk page or blog or whatever? -265801;1347868930;kuzetsa;'cause like. awesome -265800;1347868935;kuzetsa;just awesome -265799;1347869002;BTC-Mining;It's Garr255 who had someone move something out of his ticker. -265798;1347869039;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 2 @ 0.3859 = 0.7718 BTC [-] -265797;1347869043;BTC-Mining;He wasn't quoting me, he was just referring to me. Guess he shouldn't have included the brackets. -265796;1347869077;Garr255;BTC-Mining, yeah sorry :P -265795;1347869085;Garr255;kuzetsa, the ticker is COGNITIVE -265794;1347869094;Garr255;it's my favorite asset :) -265793;1347869108;kuzetsa;eek -265792;1347869119;kuzetsa;you used the brackets in a VERY confusing way -265791;1347869122;kuzetsa;it looked like a quote -265790;1347869145;BTC-Mining;I have 3 tickers by the way =/ -265789;1347869153;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 3 @ 0.3859 = 1.1577 BTC [-] -265788;1347869388;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10239999 BTC [+] -265787;1347869409;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 65 @ 0.001 = 0.065 BTC [+] -265786;1347870148;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 400 @ 0.15855955 = 63.4238 BTC [+] -265785;1347870218;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1534 @ 0.00038595 = 0.592 BTC [-] -265784;1347870829;Chaang-Noi;!pl TYGRR-BOND.P 1.02 -265783;1347870830;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265782;1347870831;assbot;GLBSE 404 -265781;1347870841;Chaang-Noi;!pl TYGRR.BOND-P 1.02 -265780;1347870842;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265779;1347870845;assbot;TYGRR.BOND-P [1@1.02BTC] paid: 0.816 BTC. Last price: 0.07760309 BTC. Capital gain: -0.94239691 BTC. Total: -0.12639691 BTC. (-12.4%) -265778;1347871512;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.10239999 = 0.6144 BTC [+] -265777;1347871514;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 54 @ 0.1024 = 5.5296 BTC [+] -265776;1347871538;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -265775;1347871543;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1024 = 0.2048 BTC [+] -265774;1347871545;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 48 @ 0.1025 = 4.92 BTC [+] -265773;1347871594;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 300 @ 0.03299999 = 9.9 BTC [+] -265772;1347871676;Garr255;!pl TYGRR.BOND-P 0.0001 -265771;1347871676;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265770;1347871679;assbot;TYGRR.BOND-P [1@0.0001BTC] paid: 0.816 BTC. Last price: 0.07760309 BTC. Capital gain: 0.07750309 BTC. Total: 0.89350309 BTC. (893503.1%) -265769;1347871691;Garr255;I'll take 1000! -265768;1347872099;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3500 @ 0.000395 = 1.3825 BTC [+] -265767;1347872101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30600 @ 0.00040705 = 12.4557 BTC [+] -265766;1347872102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17116 @ 0.00040705 = 6.9671 BTC [+] -265765;1347872924;Chaang-Noi;usagi im not sure buying that bond is a good idea -265764;1347872949;Chaang-Noi;asics will kill the price very soon -265763;1347872958;Chaang-Noi;but if you want more i have some to sell... -265762;1347873100;kuzetsa;Chaang-Noi: your prediction is that bitcoin will hit an inflation cycle because of ASIC? -265761;1347873106;BTC-Mining;How much are they? -265760;1347873107;kuzetsa;devauing? -265759;1347873112;kuzetsa;*devalue -265758;1347873222;Chaang-Noi;i think asics will make the difficulty rise significantly -265757;1347873228;Chaang-Noi;thus the payout on the bonds go way down -265756;1347873235;Chaang-Noi;i think buying my mining bonds right now is a bad idea -265755;1347873699;Chaang-Noi;seems they sold at .12 -265754;1347873720;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8100 @ 0.000395 = 3.1995 BTC [+] -265753;1347873730;Chaang-Noi;i think once asics hit and the black reward goes down to 25 the price will go to maybe 10% of what it is now -265752;1347874060;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1025 = 0.205 BTC [+] -265751;1347874171;kuzetsa;ch -265750;1347874176;kuzetsa;Chaang-Noi: I disagree -265749;1347874198;kuzetsa;june / july 2013, bitcoin will be worth USD 8 or more -265748;1347874238;kuzetsa;by then, things should've stablized from the reward halving and the ASIC launch(es) -265747;1347875124;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 6 @ 0.00012936 = 0.0008 BTC [+] -265746;1347875150;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 3 @ 0.00012936 = 0.0004 BTC [+] -265745;1347875172;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012936 BTC [+] -265744;1347875401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6989 @ 0.00040706 = 2.8449 BTC [+] -265743;1347875402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43000 @ 0.00040706 = 17.5036 BTC [+] -265742;1347875404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9467 @ 0.00040706 = 3.8536 BTC [+] -265741;1347875977;Chaang-Noi;kuzetsa> june / july 2013, bitcoin will be worth USD 8 or more i also think they will be worth more than 8 USD -265740;1347875987;Chaang-Noi;if you mean 8 pounds of gold i dont agree -265739;1347876001;Chaang-Noi;do you know btc is now worth near 12$? -265738;1347876009;Chaang-Noi;why do you think it would not only go up in the next year? -265737;1347876016;Chaang-Noi;or did you mean $80 ? -265736;1347876021;kuzetsa;[02:22:13] i think once asics hit and the black reward goes down to 25 the price will go to maybe 10% of what it is now -265735;1347876034;Chaang-Noi;i was talking about my bonds -265734;1347876038;kuzetsa;oh -265733;1347876040;kuzetsa;your what? -265732;1347876041;Chaang-Noi;my bonds will lose 90% of the value -265731;1347876056;Chaang-Noi;buying my mining bonds like usagi just did, i think its a bad idea -265730;1347876066;kuzetsa;oh yeah? -265729;1347876073;kuzetsa;what are the terms of your mining bond? -265728;1347876098;Chaang-Noi;1 mhs -265727;1347876110;Chaang-Noi;1 mhs a sec is not goin to be worth much this Jan IMO\ -265726;1347876122;kuzetsa;uhm -265725;1347876132;copumpkin;[03:00:24] [02:22:13] i think once asics hit and the black reward goes down to 25 the price will go to maybe 10% of what it is now -265724;1347876134;copumpkin;what's the reasoning there? -265723;1347876140;kuzetsa;so is this 1 MH/s bond currently costing more than 10 bitcents per? -265722;1347876148;Chaang-Noi;we are talking aobut differnt things -265721;1347876159;copumpkin;oh -265720;1347876170;Chaang-Noi;i was talking about my 1 mhs mining bond he was talking bout btc -265719;1347876175;copumpkin;aha, of course -265718;1347876175;Chaang-Noi;ws a mistake -265717;1347876182;Chaang-Noi;:) -265716;1347876188;kuzetsa;speaking of mistakes. kuzesa != he -265715;1347876199;kuzetsa;wow typo'd my own handle I should go to bed -265714;1347876207;kuzetsa;'nite copumpkin -265713;1347876211;copumpkin;I promise I'm not going to sleep with kuzetsa -265712;1347876217;copumpkin;night kuzetsa! -265711;1347876218;kuzetsa;sounds nice -265710;1347876220;kuzetsa;I like bodyheat -265709;1347876223;copumpkin;lol -265708;1347876225;Chaang-Noi;lol -265707;1347876226;Chaang-Noi;night -265706;1347876227;copumpkin;my gf would not approve -265705;1347876233;kuzetsa;my BF would think it's cute -265704;1347876234;kuzetsa;:P -265703;1347876273;copumpkin;⨀_⨀ -265702;1347876931;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [-] -265701;1347876960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12462 @ 0.00040705 = 5.0727 BTC [-] -265700;1347878474;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 16 @ 0.5897 = 9.4352 BTC [+] -265699;1347878474;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 14 @ 0.5898 = 8.2572 BTC [+] -265698;1347878506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50717 @ 0.00040704 = 20.6438 BTC [-] -265697;1347878507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 883 @ 0.00040704 = 0.3594 BTC [-] -265696;1347878555;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 22 @ 0.10750101 = 2.365 BTC [-] -265695;1347878556;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.10750001 = 1.72 BTC [-] -265694;1347878651;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1026 = 0.8208 BTC [+] -265693;1347879840;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P020T] 7 @ 0.02536061 = 0.1775 BTC [+] -265692;1347880207;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012936 BTC [+] -265691;1347880318;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109660.msg1192188#msg1192188 -265690;1347880337;dub;theymos is a glbse 'shareholder' -265689;1347880431;dub;last bit of credibility, gone -265688;1347881520;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2266 @ 0.000395 = 0.8951 BTC [+] -265687;1347881521;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00038609 = 0.193 BTC [-] -265686;1347881898;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [-] -265685;1347881955;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1026 = 0.513 BTC [+] -265684;1347882146;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 77 @ 0.32 = 24.64 BTC [-] -265683;1347882369;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1025 BTC [-] -265682;1347882488;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [+] -265681;1347882503;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [-] -265680;1347883079;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.00038305 = 0.3447 BTC [-] -265679;1347883530;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 8 @ 0.05 = 0.4 BTC [+] -265678;1347883554;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 10 @ 0.12 = 1.2 BTC [+] -265677;1347884196;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 109 @ 0.03 = 3.27 BTC [-] -265676;1347884228;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 100 @ 0.04 = 4 BTC [-] -265675;1347884230;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 50 @ 0.031 = 1.55 BTC [-] -265674;1347884231;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 30 @ 0.0301 = 0.903 BTC [-] -265673;1347884232;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 108 @ 0.03 = 3.24 BTC [-] -265672;1347884381;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.1025 = 5.0225 BTC [-] -265671;1347884382;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 87 @ 0.1026 = 8.9262 BTC [+] -265670;1347884384;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1027 = 10.27 BTC [+] -265669;1347884385;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.1028 = 10.28 BTC [+] -265668;1347884386;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1028 = 10.1772 BTC [+] -265667;1347884387;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 400 @ 0.1029 = 41.16 BTC [+] -265666;1347884389;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 165 @ 0.103 = 16.995 BTC [+] -265665;1347884451;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.103 = 0.515 BTC [+] -265664;1347884640;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00038305 = 2.3749 BTC [-] -265663;1347884641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 400 @ 0.00320948 = 1.2838 BTC [+] -265662;1347885566;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 38 @ 0.495 = 18.81 BTC [+] -265661;1347885568;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -265660;1347885897;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-EU] 3 @ 0.24 = 0.72 BTC [+] -265659;1347886003;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.102 = 0.306 BTC [-] -265658;1347886142;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1025 = 0.615 BTC [+] -265657;1347886172;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 5 @ 0.074989 = 0.3749 BTC [+] -265656;1347886214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26938 @ 0.00040705 = 10.9651 BTC [+] -265655;1347915100;BTC-Mining;So much nonsense in #BTCST -265654;1347915114;mircea_popescu;lol -265653;1347915251;Bugpowder;How many times can people lose their money in the same scam? -265652;1347915259;Bugpowder;let me buy my bonds back -265651;1347915263;rdponticelli;When there has been some sense on that channel? -265650;1347915352;BTC-Mining;Well the occasional nay-sayers that quickly get permabanned for being the cause of all the problems BS&T has. Everyone knows the power "Nay" has on everything. -265649;1347915365;rdponticelli;Bugpowder: well, people is still loosing their money on all the forms of fiat... -265648;1347915375;BTC-Mining;I'm starting a sect worshipping the power of the "Nay" to ruin businesses. Anyone in? -265647;1347915403;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining how you mean ? -265646;1347915426;rdponticelli;lol -265645;1347915427;mircea_popescu;o o, i see. -265644;1347915457;Bugpowder;:mircea_popescu S.MPOE dividends are divided over the entire 1BB shares right? Or just over some subset of them? -265643;1347915457;rdponticelli;Devotes of nay? -265642;1347915466;BTC-Mining;You go around saying "Nay, an't gunna whork, ye know?" -265641;1347915475;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yes, the entire 1 bn. -265640;1347915494;BTC-Mining;and then watch as the business collapse and everyone shouts at you for cursing the business. -265639;1347915496;Bugpowder;tx -265638;1347915516;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli BTC-Mining the naychurch has been going around not building a great ntemple for ages now. -265637;1347915546;BTC-Mining;Atheists? -265636;1347915550;BTC-Mining;xD -265635;1347915555;mircea_popescu;nay. -265634;1347915572;BTC-Mining;Seems quite similar. -265633;1347915574;Bugpowder;I should really get some of my wife's laid off lawyer friends to go after the pirate case. -265632;1347915575;rdponticelli;Nihilists? -265631;1347915585;mircea_popescu;nope -265630;1347915594;BTC-Mining;Bugpowder, please do. -265629;1347915597;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder laid off lawyer women ?! -265628;1347915604;mircea_popescu;there should be a thematic strip club. -265627;1347915617;toffoo;usagi: what's the story behind that earlier zeek pastebin? -265626;1347915627;Bugpowder;tear off business suits -265625;1347915654;Bugpowder;Not sure if any of them really have the financial transactional expertise to do it. -265624;1347915681;mircea_popescu;if the 100s of defrauded "investors"/idiots had any sense -265623;1347915689;mircea_popescu;they'd be flooding their local das with complaints -265622;1347915704;mircea_popescu;sooner or later someone'd prosecute / pretty much everyone'd forward them to federal authorities. -265621;1347915728;Bugpowder;Do they have ANY quality legal representation -265620;1347915736;BTC-Mining;No... -265619;1347915740;Bugpowder;you need a skilled contingincy lawyer to go after it -265618;1347915741;BTC-Mining;Not that I know -265617;1347915775;toffoo;interesting to see "the zeek rewards crowd" also using pastebin -265616;1347915793;Bugpowder;Problem is 5MM is still kinda small potatoes to get the really good lawyers on it -265615;1347915800;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 49 @ 0.0899 = 4.4051 BTC [+] -265614;1347915801;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.0899 = 4.495 BTC [+] -265613;1347915802;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [+] -265612;1347915805;Bugpowder;plus the whole, it was bitcoins not dollars issue -265611;1347915881;rdponticelli;You'll have to be satisfied with getting anything back -265610;1347915884;BTC-Mining;............................................................................................................ -265609;1347915899;Bugpowder;Who would be the point person to connect potential lawyers to? -265608;1347916038;BTC-Mining;http://i0.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/000/554/facepalm.jpg at the 0.24 purchase of TYGRR-P -265607;1347916083;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9290 @ 0.00037689 = 3.5013 BTC [+] -265606;1347916282;rdponticelli;BTC-Mining: we're running out of facepalms on this community xD -265605;1347916303;BTC-Mining;Clusterfuck of people mass still buzzing around Pirateat40 instead of filing complaints. -265604;1347916307;Lucidize;mistake? or someone got excited about the update and doesn't realise who runs that asset lol -265603;1347916326;mircea_popescu;Lucidize lol -265602;1347916394;BTC-Mining;Anyone has non-worthless assets to sell? Still got some BTC burining my pockets. -265601;1347916405;PsychoticBoy;FDBF -265600;1347916408;PsychoticBoy;;) -265599;1347916440;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining s.dice awaits. -265598;1347916468;BTC-Mining;Already got some of those -265597;1347916470;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6011 BTC [-] -265596;1347916473;BTC-Mining;Well from the passthrough -265595;1347916489;mircea_popescu;not that many non-worthless assets around. -265594;1347916514;rdponticelli;Seeing what people are buying everyday, you can have some ARS -265593;1347916547;rdponticelli;At least, they must be less worthless than most of the other things... -265592;1347916559;rdponticelli;But that's sad xD -265591;1347916792;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [-] -265590;1347916834;BTC-Mining;Well at least Patrick Harnett pays the guarantee. -265589;1347916885;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0034 = 0.17 BTC [+] -265588;1347917003;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.00989 BTC [+] -265587;1347917262;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0953 = 0.4765 BTC [+] -265586;1347917323;smickles;!ticker ss -265585;1347917333;assbot;[GLBSE:SS] [Bid: 0.0211] [Ask: 0.0265] [Spread: 0.0054] [Last: 0.0265] [24hVol: 8.0209997] [7dAvg: 0.02252471] -265584;1347917356;Doffx;And we thought Azelphur was silly to buy all of them and reilst at 2.8! -265583;1347917380;Doffx;re-list too -265582;1347917403;Doffx;Making us money even in Bitcoin hard times, good job SS team. -265581;1347917432;mircea_popescu;didn't they post a loss ? -265580;1347917467;Doffx;Div was lower yes, total loss I dont know. -265579;1347917501;Doffx;Has to be some profit for a div I assume. -265578;1347917536;mircea_popescu;ah ok -265577;1347917630;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0953 = 0.4765 BTC [+] -265576;1347917705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38722 @ 0.00040704 = 15.7614 BTC [-] -265575;1347917747;smickles;speaking of SS, dividend paid -265574;1347917763;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.0953 = 0.6671 BTC [+] -265573;1347917779;Doffx;Yay I have btc again! -265572;1347917886;smickles;thanks for the good words Doffx :) -265571;1347917918;Doffx;:) -265570;1347917937;kakobrekla;um -265569;1347917949;kakobrekla;what the name of the 0.1 btc unit -265568;1347917967;kakobrekla;decibit ? -265567;1347917972;mircea_popescu;meh -265566;1347917979;smickles;bit dime? -265565;1347917984;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -265564;1347917985;smickles;couldn't be -265563;1347917986;kakobrekla;hm -265562;1347918002;mircea_popescu;Bit Dame -265561;1347918005;smickles;it would be decibit, right? -265560;1347918011;kakobrekla;i think so -265559;1347918019;smickles;only the satoshi has a special name, iirc -265558;1347918039;kakobrekla;>>Fractions of bitcoins will occasionally be referenced in bitcents, or multiples of 0.01 BTC. -265557;1347918039;kakobrekla;>>The SI (metric) system of measurement units uses for fraction deci- (1/10th), centi- (1/100th), milli- (1/1000th), micro- (1/1000000th), and so on. -265556;1347918061;kakobrekla;bitcent and decibit? -265555;1347918078;kakobrekla;i need this, seriously. -265554;1347918092;BTC-Mining;it's millibitcoin or mBTC for 1/1000th -265553;1347918097;smickles;bitcent is a more general term -265552;1347918110;smickles;encompasing all sub1btc amounts -265551;1347918112;BTC-Mining;so I'd say decibitcoin or dBTC for 1/10th =P -265550;1347918122;BTC-Mining;Sounds awful, yes -265549;1347918135;mircea_popescu;deciBTC tho -265548;1347918138;mircea_popescu;not decibit -265547;1347918170;BTC-Mining;I just said that =/ -265546;1347918186;BTC-Mining;except I spelled out bitcoin -265545;1347918199;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.10225 = 2.454 BTC [-] -265544;1347918200;kakobrekla;ok -265543;1347918200;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.1028999 = 5.145 BTC [+] -265542;1347918202;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 42 @ 0.1029 = 4.3218 BTC [+] -265541;1347918203;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ya i was still reading a little above -265540;1347918205;kakobrekla;thank you for your input -265539;1347918222;smickles;decibit sounds meaningless, bits and bytes dont' have partials, do they? -265538;1347918233;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1029 = 0.4116 BTC [+] -265537;1347918253;jurov;heh, i prefer kibiBTC = 1024 BTC , mebiBTC = 1048576 BTC :D -265536;1347918268;jurov;fixed: KiBTC, miBTC -265535;1347918273;smickles;numbers trolls -265534;1347918278;smickles;:P -265533;1347918287;mircea_popescu;o look, it's jurov -265532;1347918301;jurov;your struly -265531;1347918336;jurov;mirce, heard the news already? -265530;1347918347;mircea_popescu;which ? -265529;1347918356;JWU_42;The War is over? -265528;1347918376;jurov;online MPEx brokerage coming soon: http://coinbr.com/comingsoon.png -265527;1347918376;rdponticelli;The War never is over -265526;1347918391;smickles;The War?, is over possible? -265525;1347918397;rdponticelli;That's why we have peace ministeries -265524;1347918398;smickles;war is peace -265523;1347918403;mircea_popescu;eeee -265522;1347918417;mircea_popescu;kickass -265521;1347918421;kakobrekla;ya sorry i meant decibitcoin not decibit, i was just lazy -265520;1347918439;mircea_popescu;ajahaha the siren ? srsly ?! -265519;1347918464;jurov;yeah, bought it for 2BTC.. then found out you removed all grahics, sadly -265518;1347918481;mircea_popescu;lol oops -265517;1347918702;jurov;perhaps you meant depraved? -265516;1347918796;jurov;and imho, "doll" fits better than "puppet" :D -265515;1347918799;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1029 = 0.3087 BTC [+] -265514;1347918831;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1029 BTC [+] -265513;1347918991;jurov;well, one man's depravity is another's treasure -265512;1347919094;jurov;sorry for my rambling, i got into habit of one glass wine in the evening and perhaps i'm not accomodated yet -265511;1347919323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1378 @ 0.00040704 = 0.5609 BTC [-] -265510;1347919325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00040704 = 4.396 BTC [-] -265509;1347919326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1427 @ 0.00040704 = 0.5808 BTC [-] -265508;1347919327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24800 @ 0.00040704 = 10.0946 BTC [-] -265507;1347919329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16259 @ 0.00040704 = 6.6181 BTC [-] -265506;1347919338;mircea_popescu;lol jurov, wine's good for ya. -265505;1347919350;Doffx;Only the deep reds really -265504;1347919395;Doffx;Helps with the alkalinity of the body, makes it so bad bacteria cannot thrive very well. -265503;1347919409;mircea_popescu;ahaha! S.MPOE is priced by the satoshi nao -265502;1347919415;Doffx;The white wines don’t do that as much. -265501;1347919443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40000 @ 0.00040704 = 16.2816 BTC [-] -265500;1347919445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17941 @ 0.00040704 = 7.3027 BTC [-] -265499;1347919446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51740 @ 0.00040703 = 21.0597 BTC [-] -265498;1347919447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1956 @ 0.000407 = 0.7961 BTC [-] -265497;1347919448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60300 @ 0.00040699 = 24.5415 BTC [-] -265496;1347919449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17263 @ 0.00040698 = 7.0257 BTC [-] -265495;1347919450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41000 @ 0.00040697 = 16.6858 BTC [-] -265494;1347919451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00040696 = 7.7322 BTC [-] -265493;1347919452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10809 @ 0.00040695 = 4.3987 BTC [-] -265492;1347919453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40730 @ 0.00040694 = 16.5747 BTC [-] -265491;1347919455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27800 @ 0.00040693 = 11.3127 BTC [-] -265490;1347919456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51300 @ 0.00040693 = 20.8755 BTC [-] -265489;1347919456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13071 @ 0.00040693 = 5.319 BTC [-] -265488;1347919457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56599 @ 0.00040693 = 23.0318 BTC [-] -265487;1347919458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36800 @ 0.00040693 = 14.975 BTC [-] -265486;1347919459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00040693 = 0.4883 BTC [-] -265485;1347919460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60800 @ 0.00040691 = 24.7401 BTC [-] -265484;1347919461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21451 @ 0.00040658 = 8.7215 BTC [-] -265483;1347919462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48859 @ 0.00040555 = 19.8148 BTC [-] -265482;1347919463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9726 @ 0.00040103 = 3.9004 BTC [-] -265481;1347919464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00040075 = 7.5341 BTC [-] -265480;1347919465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2523 @ 0.00040059 = 1.0107 BTC [-] -265479;1347919466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 332 @ 0.00040017 = 0.1329 BTC [-] -265478;1347919499;Doffx;Why the sell off mircea_popescu? -265477;1347919502;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 40710 @ 0.00039 = 15.8769 BTC [+] -265476;1347919509;mircea_popescu;cause it sucks im sure. -265475;1347919523;Doffx;I dont even know what it is. -265474;1347919541;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? -265473;1347919556;mircea_popescu;well, there's only two actual businesses making actual bitcoin in btcworld. -265472;1347919561;mircea_popescu;one's s.dice the other's this. -265471;1347919564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20686 @ 0.00040017 = 8.2779 BTC [-] -265470;1347919565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58872 @ 0.00039876 = 23.4758 BTC [-] -265469;1347919566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00039774 = 4.2956 BTC [-] -265468;1347919567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15348 @ 0.00039564 = 6.0723 BTC [-] -265467;1347919568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43400 @ 0.00039511 = 17.1478 BTC [-] -265466;1347919569;Doffx;I never looked at it before, I think ive read all the other things on mpex -265465;1347919569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50894 @ 0.00039501 = 20.1036 BTC [-] -265464;1347919822;Doffx;Ok I am looking at it right now, the info is almost worthless completely on the front page. -265463;1347919833;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1029 = 0.7203 BTC [+] -265462;1347919836;mircea_popescu;Doffx hm -265461;1347919842;Doffx;That and I have to translate it from romainian wtf -265460;1347919844;Doffx;:) -265459;1347919849;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -265458;1347919858;mircea_popescu;srsly, there's an ipo details link, no good ? -265457;1347919940;Doffx;That better, ill have to read it when im not pre-occupied with something else because it doesnt make sense yet. -265456;1347919945;Diablo-D3;https://mashable.com/2012/09/17/barack-obama-mc-hammer/ -265455;1347919952;mircea_popescu;prolly takes a few re-reads anyway -265454;1347920068;Doffx;Why do you say it sucks if its yours? -265453;1347920088;BTC-Mining;The selloff sucks... -265452;1347920090;Doffx;Your're confusing me even more with that statement. -265451;1347920104;BTC-Mining;or the actual value compared to bids -265450;1347920127;BTC-Mining;or any other obnoxious actual meaning -265449;1347920127;Doffx;I'm easily confused with these things can you tell? -265448;1347920135;Doffx;hehe -265447;1347920200;mircea_popescu;Doffx i was being teh sarcastic. -265446;1347920213;Doffx;Ok, well that makes a lot more sense. -265445;1347920235;mircea_popescu;i said it sucks cause i'm an asshole basically. you hear that reeses ? -265444;1347920238;Doffx;Someone obviously just needed some btc -265443;1347920260;reeses;you are an asshole, asshole -265442;1347920267;reeses;in fact, you’re the whole ass -265441;1347920287;mircea_popescu;no holo. -265440;1347920397;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.0096 BTC [+] -265439;1347920425;BTC-Mining;Who was looking for something to sort tables on GLBSE? -265438;1347920836;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6869 BTC [+] -265437;1347920864;Diablo-D3;you didnt build that -265436;1347920893;Diablo-D3;you didnt build that -265435;1347920894;Diablo-D3;you didnt build that -265434;1347920898;Diablo-D3;you didnt build that -265433;1347920909;Diablo-D3;(breakdown) -265432;1347920914;Diablo-D3;stop, obama time. -265431;1347920951;mircea_popescu;lol -265430;1347921033;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.687 = 1.374 BTC [+] -265429;1347921142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44210 @ 0.00040705 = 17.9957 BTC [+] -265428;1347921143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1197 @ 0.00040705 = 0.4872 BTC [+] -265427;1347921145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00040705 = 0.4071 BTC [+] -265426;1347921146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7754 @ 0.00040705 = 3.1563 BTC [+] -265425;1347921147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00040706 = 1.3433 BTC [+] -265424;1347921147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 335 @ 0.00040706 = 0.1364 BTC [+] -265423;1347921148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12204 @ 0.00040708 = 4.968 BTC [+] -265422;1347921153;smickles;i haven't succeded because of the state, i've succeded in spite of it :P -265421;1347921194;mircea_popescu;ahh, the coming years will be so pleasant :D -265420;1347921260;Doffx;Ok, see that time I knew you were being sarcastic mircea_popescu. -265419;1347921297;mircea_popescu;nono, i was straight. -265418;1347921316;mircea_popescu;there's this cheeky ex-stripper in a household talking smack -265417;1347921319;mircea_popescu;and it's going to starve -265416;1347921323;mircea_popescu;(yes, i mean the state). -265415;1347921330;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6879 BTC [+] -265414;1347921532;smickles;< mircea_popescu> nono, i was straight. << so you're telling me there's a chance ... for me to bed you -265413;1347921552;mircea_popescu;ughhm !? you a gal ? -265412;1347921597;smickles;'was' connotationally implies your arn't now ;) -265411;1347921604;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11842 @ 0.00037222 = 4.4078 BTC [-] -265410;1347921605;mircea_popescu;o i c -265409;1347921606;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2162 @ 0.00036953 = 0.7989 BTC [-] -265408;1347921607;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1071 @ 0.00036935 = 0.3956 BTC [-] -265407;1347921608;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4300 @ 0.00036856 = 1.5848 BTC [-] -265406;1347921608;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2810 @ 0.00036785 = 1.0337 BTC [-] -265405;1347921609;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00036767 = 0.1838 BTC [-] -265404;1347921610;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00036762 = 0.7352 BTC [-] -265403;1347921611;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2315 @ 0.00036731 = 0.8503 BTC [-] -265402;1347921693;smickles;using this commonly held belief about the word was, it's fun to do things like: -265401;1347921714;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 8 @ 0.025 = 0.2 BTC [-] -265400;1347921718;smickles;walk up to someone and say, "I was lost, can you help me?" -265399;1347921739;smickles;they look baffled, often -265398;1347921776;mircea_popescu;sounds like a cheezy pickup line -265397;1347921785;mircea_popescu;add "in your eyes" for max cheez. -265396;1347921831;smickles;I was lost, can you help me in your eyes? I bear the flesh of cuthulu -265395;1347921922;mircea_popescu;cute-hulhu -265394;1347922019;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.299 = 0.598 BTC [-] -265393;1347922020;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.31 = 3.1 BTC [+] -265392;1347922022;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 74 @ 0.33 = 24.42 BTC [+] -265391;1347922023;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.397 = 3.573 BTC [+] -265390;1347922024;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.3975 BTC [+] -265389;1347922024;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.39789 BTC [+] -265388;1347922026;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.3979 = 1.1937 BTC [+] -265387;1347922068;mircea_popescu;wasn't this thing .7 or w/e last week ? -265386;1347922141;rdponticelli;Last week was centuries ago... -265385;1347922189;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 3 @ 0.175 = 0.525 BTC [-] -265384;1347922288;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.3979 = 2.3874 BTC [+] -265383;1347922289;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [+] -265382;1347922290;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.4 = 4 BTC [+] -265381;1347922380;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8642 @ 0.00036731 = 3.1743 BTC [-] -265380;1347922381;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7680 @ 0.00036622 = 2.8126 BTC [-] -265379;1347922383;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8900 @ 0.00036311 = 3.2317 BTC [-] -265378;1347922384;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13742 @ 0.00036274 = 4.9848 BTC [-] -265377;1347922385;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4800 @ 0.00036259 = 1.7404 BTC [-] -265376;1347922386;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4082 @ 0.00036194 = 1.4774 BTC [-] -265375;1347922388;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2900 @ 0.00035945 = 1.0424 BTC [-] -265374;1347922388;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8600 @ 0.00035821 = 3.0806 BTC [-] -265373;1347922389;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9000 @ 0.00035789 = 3.221 BTC [-] -265372;1347922390;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.0003576 = 0.3218 BTC [-] -265371;1347922391;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11200 @ 0.00035607 = 3.988 BTC [-] -265370;1347922392;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5500 @ 0.00035584 = 1.9571 BTC [-] -265369;1347922393;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7300 @ 0.00035524 = 2.5933 BTC [-] -265368;1347922395;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12900 @ 0.00035518 = 4.5818 BTC [-] -265367;1347922396;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10700 @ 0.00035005 = 3.7455 BTC [-] -265366;1347922397;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13666 @ 0.00034866 = 4.7648 BTC [-] -265365;1347922397;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00034763 = 2.0163 BTC [-] -265364;1347922398;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1029 = 1.029 BTC [+] -265363;1347922417;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6879 BTC [+] -265362;1347922491;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1029 = 0.6174 BTC [+] -265361;1347922493;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.102999 = 0.618 BTC [+] -265360;1347922551;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.102999 = 1.442 BTC [+] -265359;1347922552;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 76 @ 0.103 = 7.828 BTC [+] -265358;1347922651;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.103 = 1.545 BTC [+] -265357;1347922664;Bugpowder;What does this mean for NYAN.A -265356;1347922666;Bugpowder;value -265355;1347922696;Bugpowder;divdends continue to pay on NYAN.A? -265354;1347922709;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 11 @ 0.3 = 3.3 BTC [+] -265353;1347923345;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.115 = 1.15 BTC [+] -265352;1347923347;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1165 = 0.5825 BTC [+] -265351;1347923347;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1188956 = 2.9724 BTC [+] -265350;1347923348;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 21 @ 0.1188966 = 2.4968 BTC [+] -265349;1347923350;BTC-Mining;Nah, BTC-BOND is safer =P -265348;1347923350;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1188967 = 0.2378 BTC [+] -265347;1347923351;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.11899999 = 3.57 BTC [+] -265346;1347923352;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 148 @ 0.119 = 17.612 BTC [+] -265345;1347923353;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.11919 = 4.1717 BTC [+] -265344;1347923354;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.11929399 = 3.5788 BTC [+] -265343;1347923355;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 69 @ 0.119595 = 8.2521 BTC [+] -265342;1347923356;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 125 @ 0.119798 = 14.9748 BTC [+] -265341;1347923428;rdponticelli;Your advertising got lost on the middle of yet another asic spasm :P -265340;1347923517;[\\\];hey, as long as its climbing, let it spasm -265339;1347923937;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2100 @ 0.00034763 = 0.73 BTC [-] -265338;1347923939;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6500 @ 0.00034545 = 2.2454 BTC [-] -265337;1347923940;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 800 @ 0.00033448 = 0.2676 BTC [-] -265336;1347924007;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10160001 BTC [-] -265335;1347924149;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 12 @ 0.1 = 1.2 BTC [-] -265334;1347924395;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.688 BTC [+] -265333;1347924424;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 20100 @ 0.00033448 = 6.723 BTC [-] -265332;1347924424;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 593497 @ 0.00032 = 189.919 BTC [-] -265331;1347924436;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 23 @ 0.117 = 2.691 BTC [-] -265330;1347924534;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1029 BTC [+] -265329;1347924669;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.515 BTC [-] -265328;1347924670;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.515 BTC [-] -265327;1347924718;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1029 = 10.1871 BTC [+] -265326;1347924720;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 701 @ 0.103 = 72.203 BTC [+] -265325;1347924862;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.103 = 20.6 BTC [+] -265324;1347925105;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -265323;1347925191;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [+] -265322;1347925311;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 8 @ 0.00012936 = 0.001 BTC [+] -265321;1347925325;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -265320;1347925435;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.0329 BTC [-] -265319;1347925437;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2604 @ 0.03499999 = 91.14 BTC [+] -265318;1347926125;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.059 BTC [-] -265317;1347926195;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.37478 BTC [-] -265316;1347926323;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 239 @ 0.05 = 11.95 BTC [-] -265315;1347926354;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [+] -265314;1347926494;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09589999 BTC [+] -265313;1347926633;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0959 = 0.959 BTC [+] -265312;1347926721;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0959 = 0.1918 BTC [+] -265311;1347926730;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 0.999999 BTC [+] -265310;1347926763;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5635 @ 0.00032925 = 1.8553 BTC [+] -265309;1347926809;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.096 = 0.96 BTC [+] -265308;1347926890;Bane_Capital;Congratulations, Usagi. -265307;1347926899;Bane_Capital;CPA is recovering with grace. -265306;1347926964;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.688 BTC [+] -265305;1347926982;Bane_Capital;Unless this is of your doing, heh. -265304;1347927005;dub;sup atlas -265303;1347927027;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 10 @ 0.047 = 0.47 BTC [-] -265302;1347927029;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.046011 = 0.184 BTC [-] -265301;1347927030;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 5 @ 0.04601 = 0.2301 BTC [-] -265300;1347927031;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.046 BTC [-] -265299;1347927032;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 6 @ 0.04500001 = 0.27 BTC [-] -265298;1347927138;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1029 BTC [-] -265297;1347927233;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14910 @ 0.00032164 = 4.7957 BTC [-] -265296;1347927235;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6503 @ 0.00032 = 2.081 BTC [-] -265295;1347927236;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4684 @ 0.00031071 = 1.4554 BTC [-] -265294;1347927238;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3657 @ 0.0003006 = 1.0993 BTC [-] -265293;1347927238;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 40500 @ 0.00029489 = 11.943 BTC [-] -265292;1347927239;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 29146 @ 0.00028 = 8.1609 BTC [-] -265291;1347927337;Diablo-D3;wow -265290;1347927342;Diablo-D3;so Puppet is atlas? -265289;1347927350;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1198667#msg1198667 -265288;1347927497;dub;is usagi going to be running DMC now? -265287;1347927551;Diablo-D3;no -265286;1347927560;Diablo-D3;hes acting has PR man for the time being -265285;1347927569;dub;PR 'man' -265284;1347927728;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: ? -265283;1347927745;Diablo-D3;the only thing popescu is using is crack. -265282;1347927761;dub;lol -265281;1347927769;dub;that is rich -265280;1347927809;mircea_popescu;crack is ambiguous in that sentence. -265279;1347927950;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: a form of freebase cocaine made using sodium bicarbonate instead of diethyl ether -265278;1347927969;mircea_popescu;a, that. -265277;1347928139;Diablo-D3;probably never -265276;1347928152;Doffx;That would be hilarious to watch. small asian woman pissing in to the wind. -265275;1347928173;Diablo-D3;Doffx: usagi is a guy -265274;1347928178;Doffx;I assume however that Usagi is actually a man -265273;1347928184;dub;Diablo-D3: citation needed -265272;1347928300;OneMiner;lol -265271;1347928402;dub;holy shit look at ppcoin -265270;1347928502;mircea_popescu;ppcoin ?! -265269;1347928513;dub;yes peepeecoin -265268;1347928530;dub;proof-of-stake alt coin -265267;1347928638;mircea_popescu;aha ? i don't know it. -265266;1347928728;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101820.0 -265265;1347928746;mircea_popescu;ty -265264;1347928832;mircea_popescu;to many issues, don't know where to start.. -265263;1347928832;mircea_popescu;1), much of all the files says Bitcoin instead of PPcoin -265262;1347928832;mircea_popescu;2), i just installed the client, the only thing i got was an uninstall file -265261;1347928833;mircea_popescu;lol k -265260;1347928865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6603 @ 0.00040698 = 2.6873 BTC [-] -265259;1347929029;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5531001 = 1.1062 BTC [-] -265258;1347929030;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.55310001 = 1.1062 BTC [-] -265257;1347929031;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.5531 = 3.3186 BTC [-] -265256;1347929032;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.552 = 1.104 BTC [-] -265255;1347929034;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.552 = 3.312 BTC [-] -265254;1347929057;gigavps;someone is unhappy i paid out a coupon payment i guess -265253;1347929069;Bugpowder;??? -265252;1347929074;dub;gotdamn coupons -265251;1347929075;mircea_popescu;.55, could be worse. -265250;1347929085;Bugpowder;Don't worry -265249;1347929089;Bugpowder;I'm coming -265248;1347929097;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.3101 = 2.4808 BTC [-] -265247;1347929099;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.300101 = 0.9003 BTC [-] -265246;1347929100;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3001001 = 0.6002 BTC [-] -265245;1347929101;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.3001 = 2.7009 BTC [-] -265244;1347929123;dub;probably just people didtching GLBSCAME -265243;1347929145;dub;GLOBALSCAM EXCHANGE -265242;1347929158;gigavps;i'm sad they don't want to come on the teramining ride -265241;1347929163;Bugpowder;divideds are supposed to drop a stock price = to the amount of the dividend -265240;1347929174;[\\\];lol -265239;1347929180;[\\\];no -265238;1347929185;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.44650001 BTC [-] -265237;1347929187;[\\\];clearly you're misinformed. -265236;1347929192;Bugpowder;inform me -265235;1347929232;gigavps;o wait, i'm a scammer, didn't you know, i can't be trusted -265234;1347929254;gigavps;mircea_popescu been meaning to ask you -265233;1347929263;[\\\];Stock price isn't tied to a dividend yield. -265232;1347929273;[\\\];A dividend of .05 doesn't magically drop the price .05 -265231;1347929281;gigavps;are you going to upgrade your fund bonds to teramining? -265230;1347929288;mircea_popescu;[\\\] well the btc finances are bizzare -265229;1347929298;mircea_popescu;gigavps my contract says i will distribute whatever you give out -265228;1347929300;Bugpowder;http://www.investopedia.com/articles/stocks/07/dividend_implications.asp -265227;1347929305;mircea_popescu;so, im'a distribute whatever you give out. -265226;1347929345;gigavps;well, your bonds have value for the upgrade, it might be why the fund is trading lower than gigamining on glbse -265225;1347929351;mircea_popescu;possibly, yea. -265224;1347929354;Bugpowder;ha -265223;1347929359;Bugpowder;so funny -265222;1347929391;gigavps;so if the fund is going to go with the paid upgrade path, you might want to make that known -265221;1347929407;gigavps;or if it's going to go with the free upgrade, or whatever -265220;1347929424;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.00962 = 0.0192 BTC [-] -265219;1347929436;gigavps;mircea_popescu may know all of this and he wants the price to be low :o -265218;1347929447;gigavps;i kid, i kid -265217;1347929461;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.1029 = 1.1319 BTC [-] -265216;1347929470;mircea_popescu;well, i can't issue statements based on what you might or might not do, plan to do, w/e. -265215;1347929482;mircea_popescu;the only statement is that giga.etf pays out everything it receives. -265214;1347929490;gigavps;understood -265213;1347929510;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK] 1 @ 0.01000001 BTC [-] -265212;1347929525;mircea_popescu;personally i think it's all a moot point in the sense there won't be asics delivered this year, but that has little bearing. -265211;1347929641;kakobrekla;hm -265210;1347929642;kakobrekla;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=F.GIGA.ETF -265209;1347929653;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -265208;1347929654;kakobrekla;where is the 8.7.12 dividend -265207;1347929699;[\\\];Cutbacks, vandroiy won that bet and all... -265206;1347929756;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla at that time i was holding it all so didn't bother. -265205;1347929768;mircea_popescu;prolly a mistake in retrospect. -265204;1347930309;BTC-Mining;I shouldn't talk about bitcoins to people... -265203;1347930336;BTC-Mining;Seems like they get interested in getting bitcoins but not in securing their computer... -265202;1347930382;BTC-Mining;(and proceed to make the half they were interested in happen) -265201;1347930449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.000407 = 7.0411 BTC [+] -265200;1347930504;Obsi;Print them a paper wallet -265199;1347930527;Bugpowder;[///]:Price Implications When a dividend is paid, several things can happen. The first of these is what happens to the price of the security and various items tied to it. On the ex-dividend date, the stock price is adjusted downward by the amount of the dividend by the exchange on which the stock trades. For most dividends this is usually not observed amidst the up and down movement of a normal day's trading. -265198;1347930543;BTC-Mining;gigavps: someone really accused you of being a scammer? O.o -265197;1347930544;Bugpowder;However, this becomes easily apparent on the ex-dividend dates for larger dividends, such as the $3 payment made by Microsoft in the fall of 2004, which caused shares to fall from $29.97 to $27.34. Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/stocks/07/dividend_implications.asp#ixzz26leDIepI -265196;1347930586;BTC-Mining;lol, 3$ div, share price drop... would have bought more... -265195;1347930668;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.6011 = 3.6066 BTC [-] -265194;1347930669;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.601 = 2.404 BTC [-] -265193;1347930671;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -265192;1347930672;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6 = 2.4 BTC [-] -265191;1347930673;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.56535 = 1.1307 BTC [-] -265190;1347930674;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5652 BTC [-] -265189;1347930675;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.565 = 2.26 BTC [-] -265188;1347930676;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.561 = 5.049 BTC [-] -265187;1347930677;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.56 = 5.6 BTC [-] -265186;1347930677;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 12 @ 0.55995 = 6.7194 BTC [-] -265185;1347930678;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.52 = 3.64 BTC [-] -265184;1347930721;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.1028 = 1.542 BTC [-] -265183;1347930729;BTC-Mining;That's better. All non-asic things should drop at around 0.01 per mhash -265182;1347930735;BTC-Mining;and less -265181;1347930746;BTC-Mining;0.01 is a bit expensive -265180;1347930788;gigavps;BTC-Mining https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75802.msg1181688#msg1181688 -265179;1347930836;dub;why the fuck do you not have smoothie on ignore -265178;1347930868;dub;dude does not have two brain cells to rub together -265177;1347930893;BTC-Mining;oh... you got out of Pirate before it closed? -265176;1347930896;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.1028 = 1.9532 BTC [-] -265175;1347930897;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -265174;1347930902;gigavps;BTC-Mining NO -265173;1347930932;gigavps;dub i do have him on ignore -265172;1347930936;gigavps;after that post -265171;1347930961;BTC-Mining;Then why =/ -265170;1347931011;gigavps;because i met pirate in vegas i guess -265169;1347931029;BTC-Mining;I mean, I think the upgrade price is bad (We pay you the highest cut possible in prevision of the worst case scenario, no matter if that's required.) -265168;1347931040;BTC-Mining;But that doesn't make you a scammer. -265167;1347931073;BTC-Mining;Especially since BS&T and GIGAMINING are completly unrelated, it seems. -265166;1347931122;BTC-Mining;Although I'd expect people to complain about anyone who encouraged/reviewed pirate positively. -265165;1347931133;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.118759 = 1.4251 BTC [+] -265164;1347931135;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.118859 = 0.7132 BTC [+] -265163;1347931136;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11896 = 1.1896 BTC [+] -265162;1347931140;Bugpowder;If you provide a professional level of quality in your mining operation, you are entitled to professional management fees IMHO -265161;1347931185;BTC-Mining;Bugpowder: there's professional fees and there's maximal fees -265160;1347931215;Bugpowder;Those are usually equal in a free market -265159;1347931232;Bugpowder;expect Vanguard -265158;1347931302;BTC-Mining;Planning for reduced mining returns and all kind of possible mess years in the future, there's a 55-70% cut that will be taken by gigavps. It might be eventually needed but I expect it will not. -265157;1347931324;gigavps;BTC-Mining the worst is out of the way -265156;1347931341;BTC-Mining;and that Gigavps will be left with a 15-25% cut. It might be wrong, only time will tell. -265155;1347931353;gigavps;things can only stay the same or improve from here -265154;1347931361;BTC-Mining;Indeed. -265153;1347931377;gigavps;Smoovious as for the conspiracy theory -265152;1347931379;BTC-Mining;If everything is smooth, everyone would appreciate increased PPS -265151;1347931388;gigavps;i'll have 200Gh in two weeks -265150;1347931393;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.096 = 0.192 BTC [+] -265149;1347931395;gigavps;all ASIC upgrades are paid for -265148;1347931404;gigavps;on my end anyway -265147;1347931412;BTC-Mining;But like gigavps, I expected around 10% for hosting and maintenance of the equipment. -265146;1347931426;gigavps;it's just a waiting game for BFL to deliver -265145;1347931439;BTC-Mining;And a far larger cut for renewing/replacement -265144;1347931465;gigavps;BTC-Mining will never let this go -265143;1347931466;Bugpowder;All I want is gigavps to get his rigs up before anyone, in early Nov. Boom, fee paid off in one month -265142;1347931475;Bugpowder;if the date slips though... -265141;1347931475;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11886 = 0.2377 BTC [-] -265140;1347931477;Bugpowder;crappy -265139;1347931492;gigavps;:) -265138;1347931548;gigavps;first time is always free -265137;1347931618;BTC-Mining;Hahaha, sorry, nothing personal -265136;1347931635;gigavps;yeah, the forums can be a bit exasperating at times -265135;1347931685;BTC-Mining;It's that it seems taking a large cut to cover all risks when those risks may not happen at all, is a bit disadvantageous for the shareholder. -265134;1347931724;BTC-Mining;I don't like guaranteed X, you have to pay for all the risks to have it guaranteed, even if it never happens. -265133;1347931741;BTC-Mining;I like taking all risks, but diversify the portfolio -265132;1347931750;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5998799 = 1.1998 BTC [+] -265131;1347931751;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.59987999 = 1.1998 BTC [+] -265130;1347931753;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.59988 = 3.5993 BTC [+] -265129;1347931754;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.59989 = 1.7997 BTC [+] -265128;1347931754;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 65 @ 0.6 = 39 BTC [+] -265127;1347931771;BTC-Mining;Maximum returns, if one goes partially busted, I still have other stocks. -265126;1347931794;gigavps;nomnomnom -265125;1347931799;Bugpowder;portfolio diversity requires uncorrelated asset classes -265124;1347931809;Bugpowder;buying a bunch of mining stocks... hmmm pretty correlate -265123;1347931813;Bugpowder;corredlated -265122;1347931816;Bugpowder;grrh -265121;1347931819;BTC-Mining;Aye, for that, yes =/ -265120;1347931821;Bugpowder;correlated -265119;1347931842;BTC-Mining;Paying for guaranteed, you usually get less. Unless you put all eggs in the same basket. Then the guarantee might be preferable. -265118;1347931857;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=98517.msg1199127#msg1199127 -265117;1347931901;gigavps;seems gigamining is the only mining bond that if you bought in on the IPO you would still have a positive return -265116;1347931921;gigavps;and i'm not sure mining bonds are the problem, it's how you invest in them... -265115;1347931942;smickles;gigavps: what did gigamining ipo at? -265114;1347931949;BTC-Mining;BTC-MINING 1 0.250579 0.8 +0.050579 (+5%) -265113;1347931962;gigavps;smickles 1 BTC -265112;1347931964;smickles;!pl gigamining 1 -265111;1347931965;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265110;1347931967;BTC-Mining;That's only because the very recent trades were low -265109;1347931975;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.45625096 BTC. Last price: 0.6 BTC. Capital gain: -0.4 BTC. Total: 0.05625096 BTC. (5.6%) -265108;1347931990;BTC-Mining;Someone sold a pack of shares and not many bids -265107;1347931994;smickles;5.6, not bad -265106;1347932002;gigavps;:) -265105;1347932005;BTC-Mining;We're more like +25% -265104;1347932013;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -265103;1347932020;gigavps;good for you BTC-Mining, keep selling those shares -265102;1347932026;gigavps;competition is health -265101;1347932028;smickles;gigavps: wanna see a lucky one? -265100;1347932034;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1028 = 0.4112 BTC [-] -265099;1347932037;smickles;!pl mpoe.etf .1 -265098;1347932037;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265097;1347932044;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the "not observed" is mostly due to the tiny ammt stocks pay in dividend these days -265096;1347932045;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.02470282 BTC. Last price: 1.33 BTC. Capital gain: 1.23 BTC. Total: 1.25470282 BTC. (1254.7%) -265095;1347932045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00040699 = 3.7036 BTC [-] -265094;1347932048;mircea_popescu;less than .1% -265093;1347932057;gigavps;whoa -265092;1347932065;smickles;:) -265091;1347932083;BTC-Mining;Most have negative profit strictly because they IPOed right before FPGA then ASIC news. -265090;1347932102;BTC-Mining;We kind of fast jumped forward 2 steps to the final technology step that is ASIC. -265089;1347932145;gigavps;BTC-Mining if you think this is the end, i wouldn't place a bet on that -265088;1347932153;smickles;I also have one that !pl doesn't report properly -265087;1347932161;smickles;because of a 100 for 1 split -265086;1347932168;BTC-Mining;The end? I don't think it's the end -265085;1347932174;BTC-Mining;What do you mean? -265084;1347932208;gigavps;asic can still double every 18 months -265083;1347932225;gigavps;i'm sure no asic manufacturer is using 45nm or 28nm -265082;1347932230;Azelphur;Smoovious: no it's not, it allows for more liquidity :) -265081;1347932231;mircea_popescu;asic prolly will double every 18 months for a decade, yes. -265080;1347932232;smickles;Smoovious: people wanted to buy, but the price was too high for them to maintain the portfolio ratio that they wanted -265079;1347932235;gigavps;so there is still a lot of room for improvement -265078;1347932240;BTC-Mining;So does CPU/GPU, theorically -265077;1347932256;BTC-Mining;Although for mining BTC, GPU seems to have stayed stable -265076;1347932265;smickles;Smoovious: and it proved to be true, the price jumped after the split -265075;1347932269;BTC-Mining;only their graphical computation went up =P -265074;1347932280;mircea_popescu;!pl mpoe.etf -265073;1347932280;assbot;!pl [@] [] -265072;1347932284;mircea_popescu;!pl mpoe.etf .1 -265071;1347932285;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -265070;1347932295;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: Average SP500 Dividend yield is around 2%. I was not misinformed. -265069;1347932296;BTC-Mining;But yes, doubling performance every 18 months is an acceptable increase -265068;1347932299;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.02470282 BTC. Last price: 1.33 BTC. Capital gain: 1.23 BTC. Total: 1.25470282 BTC. (1254.7%) -265067;1347932310;mircea_popescu;still 1250% i see. -265066;1347932317;BTC-Mining;But GPU > ASIC in a year... -265065;1347932317;mircea_popescu;well there you have it, best performing asset in btc history. -265064;1347932333;smickles;mircea_popescu: it'll be like that until that ask wall is eaten -265063;1347932340;BTC-Mining;It's like x20 the hashing for less power usage... -265062;1347932359;mircea_popescu;smickles how much is left ? -265061;1347932361;BTC-Mining;That's a killer for all fixed mhash GPU based mining ops -265060;1347932376;smickles;mircea_popescu: about 180 shares -265059;1347932382;mircea_popescu;not so bad. -265058;1347932417;Doffx;I feel like all ive done is replace hardware -265057;1347932436;Doffx;Replaced my gpu with fpga, replacing m fpga with asic. -265056;1347932456;Doffx;Should have just kept the gpu space heaters -265055;1347932493;Doffx;The fpga have been a lot better than the gpus almost no maintenance to run -265054;1347932552;gigavps;fpga's have spoiled me -265053;1347932557;BTC-Mining;By the way, who wanted something to order the tables on GLBSE automatically? I ported tablesorter.com's table script to a bookmarklet -265052;1347932599;BTC-Mining;Unfortunatly, no sorter will work until Nefario puts the tablehead row inside tags -265051;1347932633;BTC-Mining;A few tables have no thead section (unfortunatly, the portfolio page + the market page) -265050;1347932643;BTC-Mining;Which would be the important ones to sort. -265049;1347932659;BTC-Mining;I'll ask nef to correct that on those 2 pages. -265048;1347932665;BTC-Mining;Otherwise, it works. -265047;1347932681;BTC-Mining;Instead sorting for all tables with a thead. -265046;1347932682;gigavps;meh, valid html -265045;1347932693;gigavps;BTC-Mining add them with javascript -265044;1347932695;gigavps;:) -265043;1347932725;BTC-Mining;Bah, it's a quick fix for nefario and I'm sure he'll add those... -265042;1347932741;gigavps;BTC-Mining you are like Luke-Jr -265041;1347932752;BTC-Mining;? -265040;1347932759;gigavps;he likes to make other people fix their problems rather than just making it work -265039;1347932778;BTC-Mining;Technically, nefario put the table heads in other places -265038;1347932794;kakobrekla;lol -265037;1347932798;BTC-Mining;He seems to have forgotten it around certain tables. -265036;1347932798;kakobrekla;fuck html -265035;1347932800;kakobrekla;get over it -265034;1347932855;BTC-Mining;But I need a table head to sort the table! -265033;1347932863;kakobrekla;nah -265032;1347932873;kakobrekla;you need a few lines of js as giga said -265031;1347932883;smickles;python doesn't need a thead to sort ;) -265030;1347932953;BTC-Mining;Python can't be applied to bookmarklets >.> -265029;1347932971;Luke-Jr;gigavps: what? no FUD please -265028;1347932973;Bugpowder;how much of S.MPOE's success is due to it basically being the only stock with the liquidity to daytrade? -265027;1347933021;BTC-Mining;It's nicer to have a clickable table head to sort the columns. -265026;1347933039;smickles;Bugpowder: probably a significant factor -265025;1347933041;BTC-Mining;Especially since the tableheads are like normal rows currently. -265024;1347933048;gigavps;Luke-Jr facts, all facts :) -265023;1347933053;BTC-Mining;They'd preferably stay at the top... -265022;1347933062;Luke-Jr;gigavps: what facts? -265021;1347933064;BTC-Mining;Not get sorted with the rest -265020;1347933089;mircea_popescu; he likes to make other people fix their problems rather than just making it work <<< this is how it should be done. -265019;1347933100;kakobrekla;omfg BTC-Mining write an exception -265018;1347933101;gigavps;Luke-Jr nevermind, sorry to bother -265017;1347933109;smickles;Bugpowder: just the other day, there was a selloff in the range of 500-1000btc and it only moved down about .2% or somehting -265016;1347933122;BTC-Mining;I don't squat about javascript =/ -265015;1347933134;BTC-Mining;I don't know* -265014;1347933145;gigavps;o -265013;1347933152;gigavps;that might be a problem -265012;1347933158;kakobrekla;you will be better of learning it than whining here about -265011;1347933159;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: well, I try to help people who are having problems with their stuff, and sometimes there are things I can do to workaround them :P -265010;1347933194;smickles;!ticker s.mpoe -265009;1347933194;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00039501 / 0.00040576 / 0.00040708 (1853675 shares, 752.16 BTC), 30day: 0.000035 / 0.00038659 / 0.00042 (71854487 shares, 27,778.26 BTC) -265008;1347933212;smickles;and it's recovered from that sell off since -265007;1347933213;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr good policy. -265006;1347933238;mircea_popescu;smickles im not so sure how much daytrading one can do on .2% movements -265005;1347933246;BTC-Mining;I just happened to be able to convert an existing tablesorter a bit so it get included on the page + get the class appended to all tables for styling + get all tables executing the sorting script. -265004;1347933257;BTC-Mining;Was pretty basic to get going. -265003;1347933272;smickles;mircea_popescu: i assumed a liberal interpretation of 'day trading' -265002;1347933280;mircea_popescu;= "dick about" ? -265001;1347933295;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -265000;1347933296;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00028 / 0.00033284 / 0.0004 (1024225 shares, 340.91 BTC), 30day: 0.00028 / 0.00069058 / 0.00108895 (13027816 shares, 8,996.83 BTC) -264999;1347933302;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: for example, the Windows CDC driver has some problem with MMQ FPGAs, and there's not much Windows users can do about that, so I implemented a workaround to detect and recover from it -264998;1347933307;mircea_popescu;actually... that's pretty liquid too -264997;1347933321;BTC-Mining;But if everyone would respect standard, it wouldn't be an issue as all table heads would be correctly formatted... standards are there so we don't have to implement a different hack for everything... -264996;1347933333;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr that's a nice thing to do. supporting windows is a pain. -264995;1347933336;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: tell that to slush and BTCGuild ;) -264994;1347933338;BTC-Mining;Anyone remember the early browser wars, poor standards? -264993;1347933346;kakobrekla;lol -264992;1347933346;BTC-Mining;IE6? -264991;1347933353;kakobrekla;this is ridiculus. -264990;1347933382;BTC-Mining;I'm very pro-standards... -264989;1347933427;kakobrekla;http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/standards.png -264988;1347933444;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: the Bitcoin developer community spent a few months ironing out a new mining protocol standard earlier this year, and instead of adopting it, slush and BTCGuild decided they were going to reinvent it in an incompatible way :< -264987;1347933444;kakobrekla;as long as it renders correctly ;) -264986;1347933474;kakobrekla;lol -264985;1347933483;kakobrekla;each of them was workin on their own solution -264984;1347933489;kakobrekla;that tought it was different from eachones -264983;1347933490;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr arguably this is good, that miners shouldn't standardise. -264982;1347933500;kakobrekla;then slush brought it up to light -264981;1347933503;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.62089999 = 3.1045 BTC [+] -264980;1347933505;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 85 @ 0.621 = 52.785 BTC [+] -264979;1347933507;kakobrekla;btcguild accepted -264978;1347933513;kakobrekla;eleutheria or whatever -264977;1347933521;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: except we had an accepted standard already long before all that :p -264976;1347933523;BTC-Mining;Aye, but HTML/CSS/Rendinring specifications are far more solid -264975;1347933530;kakobrekla;you had it -264974;1347933537;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: we had it. the community. -264973;1347933543;BTC-Mining;And there's not multiple different standards. -264972;1347933552;gigavps;!lp gigamining -264971;1347933562;gigavps;!pl gigamining -264970;1347933563;assbot;!pl [@] [] -264969;1347933574;gigavps;!pl GIGAMINING -264968;1347933574;assbot;!pl [@] [] -264967;1347933578;kakobrekla;look Luke-Jr i feel you feel bad about this but bitching now wont help -264966;1347933589;kakobrekla;!pl gigamining 1 -264965;1347933590;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -264964;1347933593;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.45625096 BTC. Last price: 0.621 BTC. Capital gain: -0.379 BTC. Total: 0.07725096 BTC. (7.7%) -264963;1347933604;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6981 @ 0.00030086 = 2.1003 BTC [+] -264962;1347933606;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7421 @ 0.0003 = 2.2263 BTC [-] -264961;1347933620;Luke-Jr;hopefully ASICs will rewrite the top-N-pool-list so their pools no longer have a position to abuse -264960;1347933630;kakobrekla;lol -264959;1347933635;kakobrekla;like a fuckin kid. -264958;1347933725;gigavps;i'm sorry guys -264957;1347933728;gigavps;this is my fault -264956;1347933731;dub;yes it is -264955;1347933799;BTC-Mining;Hopefully with larger miner with ASICs like Gigavps and all the other asic farms, even if it's more centralized, at least miners might be smart enough to just move pool if large pools attempt to mess around again. -264954;1347933941;kakobrekla;BTC-Mining ? -264953;1347933946;kakobrekla;mess around? -264952;1347933951;kakobrekla;again? -264951;1347933958;kakobrekla;wha wherE? -264950;1347934059;Obsi;kakobrekla: you should make assbot respond to PMs -264949;1347934068;kakobrekla;i could. -264948;1347934081;Obsi;!pl obsi.1mhs 0.1 -264947;1347934081;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -264946;1347934109;assbot;OBSI.1MHS [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.05534983 BTC. Last price: 0.1 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.05534983 BTC. (55.3%) -264945;1347934118;BTC-Mining;No, I'm saying miners should boycott pools messing with proposed standards... -264944;1347934130;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm naming this hardcore teraria character after you. I'll let you know how you die -264943;1347934141;mircea_popescu;teraria ?! -264942;1347934145;Doffx;Haha -264941;1347934216;Obsi;!pl obsi.hrpt 0.1 -264940;1347934216;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -264939;1347934222;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.063745 BTC. Last price: 0.1028 BTC. Capital gain: 0.0028 BTC. Total: 0.066545 BTC. (66.5%) -264938;1347934238;Doffx;Will his love interest be the MPOE-PR chick? -264937;1347934240;BTC-Mining;kakobrekla, is there a place I read read more about this new mining protocol and what the pools did instead? -264936;1347934300;kakobrekla;BTC-Mining https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108533.0 -264935;1347934309;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.20500001 = 0.41 BTC [-] -264934;1347934309;Obsi;sry for spam peoples... 2 more -264933;1347934310;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 4 @ 0.205 = 0.82 BTC [-] -264932;1347934311;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 4 @ 0.2 = 0.8 BTC [-] -264931;1347934314;Obsi;!pl obsi.abmo 0.1 -264930;1347934314;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -264929;1347934319;assbot;OBSI.ABMO [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00260791 BTC. Last price: 0.1 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.00260791 BTC. (2.6%) -264928;1347934334;BTC-Mining;Obsi -264927;1347934342;BTC-Mining;You can query assbot directly I believe -264926;1347934342;Obsi;!pl futurefund 0.0001 -264925;1347934343;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -264924;1347934348;kakobrekla;he cant. -264923;1347934352;Obsi;already tried -264922;1347934353;kakobrekla;ill add it. -264921;1347934356;BTC-Mining;oh =/ -264920;1347934358;assbot;FUTUREFUND [1@0.0001BTC] paid: 2.06E-5 BTC. Last price: 0.00012936 BTC. Capital gain: 2.936E-5 BTC. Total: 4.996E-5 BTC. (50%) -264919;1347934374;BTC-Mining;Well make it so the bot replies in query when asked in query =/ -264918;1347934447;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -264917;1347934448;smickles;Doffx: love interest? that's ciuciu http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu -264916;1347934481;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.089999 = 0.45 BTC [+] -264915;1347934506;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09360011 = 0.1872 BTC [-] -264914;1347934508;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0936001 = 0.936 BTC [-] -264913;1347934509;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0936 = 0.468 BTC [-] -264912;1347934510;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 30 @ 0.0936 = 2.808 BTC [-] -264911;1347934510;Doffx;LOL -264910;1347934577;smickles;presenting mircea_popescu http://i.imgur.com/TFDc3.png -264909;1347934583;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0936 = 0.936 BTC [-] -264908;1347934607;mircea_popescu;lol gl to me -264907;1347934651;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1027 = 0.8216 BTC [-] -264906;1347934665;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: well, the only ASIC-capable miner right now is GBT anyway, so hopefully it won't come to that\ -264905;1347934784;smickles;shit -264904;1347934792;smickles;mircea_popescu didn't bounce -264903;1347934826;smickles;wow, 3 minutes. that was unlucky -264902;1347934908;kakobrekla;btw -264901;1347934924;kakobrekla;lots of spam bot users on encyclopediabitcoinica -264900;1347934949;kakobrekla;whoever runs it fix registration -264899;1347935050;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1027 = 0.5135 BTC [-] -264898;1347935121;jcpham; +IOCoin powder. Odorless, valueless, and amongst one of the more deadly poisons known to man. -264897;1347935125;jcpham;hilarious -264896;1347935129;BTC-Mining;What's GBT? -264895;1347935133;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.0003 = 0.9 BTC [-] -264894;1347935340;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.1027 = 1.5405 BTC [-] -264893;1347935434;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1027 BTC [-] -264892;1347935739;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.5201 = 3.6407 BTC [+] -264891;1347935740;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.52 = 3.12 BTC [-] -264890;1347935741;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.516 = 3.096 BTC [-] -264889;1347935742;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.511 = 4.599 BTC [-] -264888;1347935743;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.51000011 = 1.02 BTC [-] -264887;1347935773;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 100 @ 0.07 = 7 BTC [+] -264886;1347935775;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 10 @ 0.05 = 0.5 BTC [-] -264885;1347935844;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: getblocktemplate, standardised protocol for decentralized Bitcoin mining -264884;1347935858;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: but I meant BFGMiner up there ^^ -264883;1347935872;Luke-Jr;BFGMiner, which supports GBT* -264882;1347936072;BTC-Mining;oh -264881;1347936401;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [+] -264880;1347936520;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.801 BTC [-] -264879;1347936555;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.71 = 1.42 BTC [-] -264878;1347936582;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.705 = 1.41 BTC [-] -264877;1347936620;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.62 = 2.48 BTC [-] -264876;1347936660;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.601 BTC [-] -264875;1347936664;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14055 @ 0.0003 = 4.2165 BTC [-] -264874;1347936856;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.3502 BTC [-] -264873;1347936858;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.3501 BTC [-] -264872;1347936859;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -264871;1347936990;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 15 @ 0.0255 = 0.3825 BTC [+] -264870;1347937041;Diablo-D3;holy shit -264869;1347937043;Diablo-D3;usagi isnt online -264868;1347937047;Diablo-D3;ITS THE END OF DAYS -264867;1347937259;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 5 @ 0.02649 = 0.1325 BTC [+] -264866;1347937349;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [-] -264865;1347937350;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 26 @ 0.3 = 7.8 BTC [-] -264864;1347937571;dub;Luke-Jr is all about Gay Bisexual Transgender equality -264863;1347937592;[\\\];what about the lesbians -264862;1347937597;[\\\];everyone needs a lesbian or two -264861;1347937606;dub;there are no lesbians -264860;1347937611;dub;all women wnat cock -264859;1347937620;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -264858;1347937621;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.75 = 3.75 BTC [-] -264857;1347937634;Bane_Capital;dub: That's why most would be lesbians say they are bi -264856;1347937635;jcpham;what about transexuals -264855;1347937677;Bane_Capital;jcpham: It seems there is not much love out there for transexuals -264854;1347937680;dub;I believe transgender is the correct term -264853;1347937729;Bane_Capital;The medical technology needs improvement -264852;1347937737;dub;I humbly defer to your expertise -264851;1347937799;Bane_Capital;I want to see new forms of sexual organs put on the human body -264850;1347937805;Bane_Capital;We'll call it neo-gender -264849;1347937822;Bane_Capital;Orgasms with no boundaries -264848;1347937828;dub;never seen bmezine? -264847;1347937871;Bane_Capital;Yes -264846;1347937874;Bane_Capital;but -264845;1347937877;Bane_Capital;it's just homemade -264844;1347937879;Bane_Capital;crude -264843;1347937886;Bane_Capital;pain-ridden -264842;1347937892;Bane_Capital;unspeakable -264841;1347937895;Bane_Capital;things -264840;1347937914;Bane_Capital;The penis guillotine article I once read -264839;1347937927;Bane_Capital;I was just shocked -264838;1347937940;jcpham;penis guillotine would be an excellent glbse asset name -264837;1347937951;jcpham;maybe mpex -264836;1347937953;dub;thats nothing on the scrotal re-routing and shit -264835;1347937959;Bane_Capital;Ooo -264834;1347937963;Bane_Capital;Now that's interesting -264833;1347937966;dub;but its been a long time since I looked -264832;1347937980;Bane_Capital;Yeah, last I checked, it was just recreational pain. -264831;1347938078;Lucidize;irc cracks me up every night -264830;1347938144;jcpham;trewls be trewlin -264829;1347938306;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.3421 = 5.3684 BTC [-] -264828;1347938328;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.E] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [-] -264827;1347938530;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1027 BTC [-] -264826;1347938584;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.342 = 5.368 BTC [-] -264825;1347938644;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 803 @ 0.0003 = 0.2409 BTC [-] -264824;1347938647;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.29999999 BTC [+] -264823;1347938852;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 90 @ 0.00012936 = 0.0116 BTC [+] -264822;1347939042;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 5 @ 0.000199 = 0.001 BTC [-] -264821;1347939373;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 7 @ 0.001 = 0.007 BTC [+] -264820;1347939802;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1027 = 0.2054 BTC [-] -264819;1347939862;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital jcpham & co : http://polimedia.us/dtng/b/src/132890101884.png -264818;1347939881;assbot;[GLBSE] [TCC] 1 @ 0.0001 BTC [-] -264817;1347939992;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.5044 = 2.0176 BTC [+] -264816;1347939992;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 16 @ 0.505 = 8.08 BTC [+] -264815;1347940005;kakobrekla;nice herbarium. -264814;1347940109;Doffx;mircea_popescu, ... -264813;1347940139;mircea_popescu;yes, this is mircea_popescu -264812;1347940143;Doffx;I have to remember to read your link first, I read kakobrekla comment and though it was a grow op. -264811;1347940161;Bugpowder;whut da fuck -264810;1347940171;Doffx;lol, that was my reaction too. -264809;1347940201;mircea_popescu;it's the set item for the penis guillotine -264808;1347940205;Bugpowder;I'm bored tonight guys, what should I do? -264807;1347940208;kakobrekla;flat dick, could be an asset. -264806;1347940209;Bugpowder;hmmmm... -264805;1347940220;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 14 @ 0.2997 = 4.1958 BTC [-] -264804;1347940222;mircea_popescu;ass etc. -264803;1347940222;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 22 @ 0.2998 = 6.5956 BTC [+] -264802;1347940236;Bugpowder;maybe I'll flatten my dick -264801;1347940263;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3800 @ 0.0003 = 1.14 BTC [-] -264800;1347977336;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -264799;1347977366;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -264798;1347977807;mircea_popescu;http://www.space.com/17628-warp-drive-possible-interstellar-spaceflight.html -264797;1347977813;mircea_popescu;this would so end economic crisis... -264796;1347978063;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8955 @ 0.00029 = 2.597 BTC [-] -264795;1347978065;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3879 @ 0.00028947 = 1.1229 BTC [-] -264794;1347978182;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.34639982 = 346.3998 BTC [-] -264793;1347978243;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.25843449 = 258.4345 BTC [-] -264792;1347978349;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.17943463 = 179.4346 BTC [-] -264791;1347978404;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.11327344 = 113.2734 BTC [-] -264790;1347978582;kakobrekla;mornin. -264789;1347978749;mircea_popescu;heya -264788;1347978793;kakobrekla;sup -264787;1347978946;mircea_popescu;not much. -264786;1347978948;mircea_popescu;pirate paid. -264785;1347978955;kakobrekla;lol? -264784;1347978957;mircea_popescu;:D -264783;1347979284;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.003389 = 0.0339 BTC [-] -264782;1347979431;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -264781;1347979433;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [+] -264780;1347979501;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 10 @ 0.052552 = 0.5255 BTC [-] -264779;1347979502;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 10 @ 0.052551 = 0.5255 BTC [-] -264778;1347979504;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 4 @ 0.05255 = 0.2102 BTC [-] -264777;1347979505;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.05250011 = 0.105 BTC [-] -264776;1347979506;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 4 @ 0.051 = 0.204 BTC [-] -264775;1347979521;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -264774;1347979524;gribble;Time since last block: 5 minutes and 48 seconds -264773;1347979531;kakobrekla;o, Completed txs vol: 1000 BTC -264772;1347979597;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10299999 = 0.309 BTC [+] -264771;1347979669;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.103 = 1.339 BTC [+] -264770;1347979678;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 3 @ 0.92307692 = 2.7692 BTC [-] -264769;1347980042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00040699 = 6.7153 BTC [+] -264768;1347980287;kakobrekla;http://xkcd.com/1109/ -264767;1347980289;kakobrekla;haha win -264766;1347981663;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5121 @ 0.00028947 = 1.4824 BTC [-] -264765;1347981665;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2279 @ 0.00028942 = 0.6596 BTC [-] -264764;1347981714;rg;anyone know how to get a hold of brendio? -264763;1347981726;rg;aside from the email on his gpg key -264762;1347982068;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.11868989 = 1.7803 BTC [+] -264761;1347982902;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -264760;1347982922;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.11231971 = 112.3197 BTC [-] -264759;1347982982;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.17828241 = 178.2824 BTC [-] -264758;1347983042;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 460 @ 0.25713953 = 118.2842 BTC [-] -264757;1347983166;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 179 @ 0.00445 = 0.7966 BTC [-] -264756;1347983463;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.61499999 = 2.46 BTC [+] -264755;1347983464;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 100 @ 0.615 = 61.5 BTC [+] -264754;1347984484;Lucidize;Is there a mistake in this or am I just not reading it right? -264753;1347984491;Lucidize;FREE UPGRADE: This is a one for one swap of GIGAMINING for the bond. -264752;1347984493;Lucidize;PAID UPGRADE: This is a one to four swap of GIGAMINING for the bond. A payment of .29 BTC per GIGAMINING bond is also required -264751;1347984662;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2421 @ 0.00028942 = 0.7007 BTC [-] -264750;1347984664;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8908 @ 0.00028796 = 2.5651 BTC [-] -264749;1347984665;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3971 @ 0.00028777 = 1.1427 BTC [-] -264748;1347985022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46200 @ 0.00040699 = 18.8029 BTC [+] -264747;1347985024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12056 @ 0.00040699 = 4.9067 BTC [+] -264746;1347985025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7638 @ 0.00040699 = 3.1086 BTC [+] -264745;1347985026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41289 @ 0.00040699 = 16.8042 BTC [+] -264744;1347985027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38817 @ 0.00040699 = 15.7981 BTC [+] -264743;1347985028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42633 @ 0.00040699 = 17.3512 BTC [+] -264742;1347985030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25700 @ 0.00040699 = 10.4596 BTC [+] -264741;1347985031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48231 @ 0.00040699 = 19.6295 BTC [+] -264740;1347985032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40400 @ 0.00040699 = 16.4424 BTC [+] -264739;1347985033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00040699 = 0.6105 BTC [+] -264738;1347985034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23985 @ 0.000407 = 9.7619 BTC [+] -264737;1347985034;Chaang-Noi;im not sure, i know he has two differnt options for things -264736;1347985035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22900 @ 0.00040701 = 9.3205 BTC [+] -264735;1347985036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45700 @ 0.00040702 = 18.6008 BTC [+] -264734;1347985037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3796 @ 0.00040708 = 1.5453 BTC [+] -264733;1347985038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00040722 = 5.0495 BTC [+] -264732;1347985039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60100 @ 0.00040743 = 24.4865 BTC [+] -264731;1347985040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00040892 = 4.0892 BTC [+] -264730;1347985041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00040982 = 7.6636 BTC [+] -264729;1347985042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33600 @ 0.00041693 = 14.0088 BTC [+] -264728;1347985043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4864355 @ 0.00042 = 2043.0291 BTC [+] -264727;1347985080;Chaang-Noi;lol i hatethis spam, like someone really bought 2000 btc worth of that crap. -264726;1347985167;rg;apparently they did -264725;1347985177;rg;someone did like 20k the other week -264724;1347985178;rg;it happens -264723;1347985188;rg;there are people on mpex with ungodly amounts of btc -264722;1347985199;rg;smoovious: now that is a definitely possibility -264721;1347985203;rg;one person with a lot of btc -264720;1347985250;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 6 @ 0.00999999 = 0.06 BTC [+] -264719;1347985263;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 11 @ 0.06317974 = 0.695 BTC [-] -264718;1347985574;mircea_popescu;lol Chaang-Noi finds it difficult to swallow. -264717;1347985635;Chaang-Noi;yeah pretty sure it is the same person trading fake btc back and forth -264716;1347985650;Chaang-Noi;no one in their right mind would make these trades, they are fake. -264715;1347985807;tsukino;hahahaha -264714;1347986270;nefario;some funny business at MtGox right now -264713;1347986284;kakobrekla;hm? -264712;1347986346;nefario;well it's weird -264711;1347986357;nefario;I made a deposit to mtgox last night, early this morning -264710;1347986359;nefario;100BTC -264709;1347986369;nefario;then went to sleep cause I wasnt going to wait for the confirmations -264708;1347986379;kakobrekla;you should have used smpake.com -264707;1347986380;nefario;woke up this afternoon to find said BTC had been sold -264706;1347986407;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 16 @ 0.99 = 15.84 BTC [+] -264705;1347986413;UncleScrooge;wahoo, did you contact their support? did they had an explanation? -264704;1347986416;nefario;I don't remember putting anything up for sale -264703;1347986422;nefario;no I haven't -264702;1347986424;UncleScrooge;or were you drunk? :D -264701;1347986430;nefario;no I don't drink -264700;1347986439;nefario;but I do wonder if I was sleep walking or something -264699;1347986447;nefario;that would be really weird -264698;1347986454;nefario;stock exchange operator by day -264697;1347986463;nefario;mysterious trader by night -264696;1347986476;kakobrekla;imho you had an open order -264695;1347986500;kakobrekla;they wont show or at least didnt if the funds werent there (at least with partials) -264694;1347986503;kakobrekla;nefario -264693;1347986507;kakobrekla;check the deposit time -264692;1347986509;kakobrekla;and trade time -264691;1347986524;nefario;yeah probably closely related -264690;1347986535;nefario;but how could I have an open order without funds -264689;1347986537;nefario;meh -264688;1347986545;kakobrekla;you can set up an order -264687;1347986548;kakobrekla;send fund later -264686;1347986551;kakobrekla;it will get executed -264685;1347986559;nefario;I see -264684;1347986574;kakobrekla;also, use smpake next time :p -264683;1347986594;Chaang-Noi;nefario check the logs -264682;1347986614;Chaang-Noi;however mtgox has all sorts of weird shit. people ahve had btc moved from their account with out anyone being logged in -264681;1347986620;Chaang-Noi;i would never used mtgox -264680;1347986625;Chaang-Noi;use* -264679;1347986642;nefario;yeah I see it there -264678;1347986644;nefario;an open order -264677;1347986646;nefario;lol -264676;1347986651;Chaang-Noi;lol -264675;1347986655;nefario;Chaang-Noi: kind of have no choice right now -264674;1347986658;Chaang-Noi;well buy them back take the loss? -264673;1347986667;nefario;with intersango not able to do uk accounts -264672;1347986671;nefario;no -264671;1347986674;Chaang-Noi;yeah dont use intersango -264670;1347986675;nefario;I wanted to change them -264669;1347986680;Chaang-Noi;sucks there are not more options -264668;1347986706;kakobrekla;eh? -264667;1347986712;nefario;hmmm -264666;1347986717;nefario;also didn't get the best rate -264665;1347986720;Chaang-Noi;you cant set up an order if you dont have btc, iv done it before, but this was ages ago -264664;1347986744;nefario;bought two yubikeys yesterday -264663;1347986753;nefario;going to add mtgox and regular yubikeys to GLBSE -264662;1347986760;kakobrekla;are you people high -264661;1347986765;Chaang-Noi;lol -264660;1347986773;kakobrekla;you can add as many orders with 0 balance -264659;1347986781;Chaang-Noi;i agree -264658;1347986781;kakobrekla;they will get exectued if market allows -264657;1347986785;kakobrekla;when funds come in -264656;1347986787;nefario;kakobrekla: whats the name of your site? bukakke.com? -264655;1347986788;kakobrekla;usd or coin -264654;1347986795;kakobrekla;yes nefario, thats it -264653;1347986800;nefario;no really -264652;1347986802;nefario;what is the name -264651;1347986806;kakobrekla;smpake.com -264650;1347986821;nefario;thanks -264649;1347986822;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8900 @ 0.00028777 = 2.5612 BTC [-] -264648;1347986880;nefario;so sad -264647;1347986886;nefario;couldn't go to vlads BBQ -264646;1347986892;nefario;bastards been putting pics up -264645;1347986904;nefario;fucking lobbster and everything -264644;1347986916;kakobrekla;url -264643;1347987019;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67199.340;topicseen -264642;1347987116;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 70 @ 1 = 70 BTC [-] -264641;1347987142;kakobrekla;one pic. -264640;1347987146;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 34 @ 0.1171 = 3.9814 BTC [-] -264639;1347987147;kakobrekla;of the food. -264638;1347987147;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 75 @ 0.117 = 8.775 BTC [-] -264637;1347987150;kakobrekla;meh -264636;1347987180;nefario;sup -264635;1347987327;Chaang-Noi;i could have sent you the 200 btc from my glbse account if you asked -264634;1347987338;Chaang-Noi;would ahve been faster -264633;1347987381;Chaang-Noi;i wanta smoke a cigar... -264632;1347987410;kakobrekla;usagi ill fix that :p -264631;1347987530;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 0.99999997 = 10 BTC [+] -264630;1347987604;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6189 BTC [+] -264629;1347987619;nefario;So I'm thinking of adding a verification fee for those who want to get verified -264628;1347987624;nefario;was thinking 60BTC -264627;1347987642;Chaang-Noi;lol -264626;1347987649;Chaang-Noi;you dont want people to be verrified eh? -264625;1347987669;Chaang-Noi;you should do it the other way, 60 btc for people who do not want to be verrified and list an asset... -264624;1347987687;Chaang-Noi;what is your logic nefario? -264623;1347987703;nefario;someone else will be able to provide it better and cheaper -264622;1347987726;nefario;different levels of verification -264621;1347987734;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -264620;1347987743;nefario;Im talking about what is currently available -264619;1347987746;Chaang-Noi;mpex partly failed cuz retarded fees, if you add a retarded fee, no one will be verifiedand no one will be trusted. -264618;1347987794;nefario;higher levels include background checks -264617;1347987794;Chaang-Noi;no way in hell i would pay 60 btc to get verified if you are talking back ground checks... -264616;1347987806;nefario;and in-person meeting and verification of ID -264615;1347987819;Chaang-Noi;you demand a lot nefario for glbse not being a real company or your id being made public :/ -264614;1347987825;nefario;Chaang-Noi: the point is to encourage someone else to come along and offer something better -264613;1347987848;nefario;Chaang-Noi: we are a real company, I'm meeting lawyers tomorrow -264612;1347987852;Chaang-Noi;yeah all you would do is force people to not be verrified. -264611;1347987856;nefario;and my ID is public -264610;1347987857;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.899 BTC [+] -264609;1347987866;Chaang-Noi;i ahve never meet you nefario :/ -264608;1347987871;nefario;not my fault -264607;1347987875;Chaang-Noi;:) -264606;1347987876;nefario;you didn't come to bitcoin2012 -264605;1347987881;nefario;I was there 2 days -264604;1347987886;nefario;damn near talked to everyone -264603;1347987891;nefario;spoke as well -264602;1347987908;Chaang-Noi;no, i would not support anything intersango until that mess is cleared up. -264601;1347987916;nefario;your loss -264600;1347987928;Chaang-Noi;maybe, maybe not. -264599;1347987933;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.098 = 0.196 BTC [-] -264598;1347987936;Chaang-Noi;so more about this real compnay -264597;1347987937;nefario;it's wasn't supporting intersango, it was supporting bitcoin -264596;1347987949;nefario;Chaang-Noi: I can't really give you more details -264595;1347987955;Chaang-Noi;how can you be a real company and do what you are doing? -264594;1347987969;Chaang-Noi;this seems pretty grey area... -264593;1347987970;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.899 BTC [+] -264592;1347987986;nefario;this is why Im talking to a lawyer -264591;1347987992;nefario;get the details sorted out -264590;1347988008;Chaang-Noi;i really dont think this is a good idea -264589;1347988010;nefario;Im on a mission -264588;1347988015;Chaang-Noi;dont rush it -264587;1347988032;Chaang-Noi;i dont want mpex to be the only usable exchange... -264586;1347988041;Chaang-Noi;if you have to do aml and all that other bs it will kill you. -264585;1347988088;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09684999 BTC [+] -264584;1347988091;Chaang-Noi;and use the word "usable" extreamly liberally when i say usable about mpex -264583;1347988112;nefario;Chaang-Noi: you're over reacting -264582;1347988122;Chaang-Noi;i might be, i dont know -264581;1347988131;Chaang-Noi;i tend to react when there are unknowns -264580;1347988140;nefario;I'm getting feedback on the idea of having verification as something separate from GLBSE -264579;1347988152;nefario;Chaang-Noi: you freak out when anything changes -264578;1347988168;nefario;thats over reacting -264577;1347988170;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6189 BTC [+] -264576;1347988173;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -264575;1347988175;Chaang-Noi;yes, when i dont know what is going on i defend. -264574;1347988180;Chaang-Noi;and why not? -264573;1347988187;Chaang-Noi;better safe than sorry -264572;1347988206;Chaang-Noi;as soon as you register i might be breaking lawsin englans i was not before -264571;1347988208;nefario;but how can you defend when you don't know whats happening -264570;1347988224;Chaang-Noi;just get out. have you void all my assets. -264569;1347988224;nefario;look, GLBSE is a real company -264568;1347988228;nefario;we make real profits -264567;1347988229;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -264566;1347988233;nefario;have a real revenue stream a -264565;1347988237;nefario;and a vision -264564;1347988244;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1029 = 0.9261 BTC [-] -264563;1347988246;nefario;for anyone to be able to take part in the market -264562;1347988247;Chaang-Noi;but you want to now be regulated by england? -264561;1347988253;nefario;for giving or getting funding -264560;1347988257;Chaang-Noi;am i breaking english laws? i dont know -264559;1347988263;nefario;Chaang-Noi: we're not being regulated -264558;1347988271;Chaang-Noi;then what are you doing? -264557;1347988279;nefario;registering as a company -264556;1347988294;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11867999 BTC [+] -264555;1347988309;nefario;but current financial legislation doesn't apply to bitcoin related businesses -264554;1347988334;nefario;it's monopoly money as far as they're concerned -264553;1347988338;Chaang-Noi;and we will all be breaking the law over night when some law gets passed we dont know about until after... -264552;1347988361;nefario;Chaang-Noi: laws don't get passed in the middle of teh night behind closed doors here -264551;1347988366;nefario;they have to pass through parliament -264550;1347988379;nefario;which means we'll see it coming down the road years before -264549;1347988382;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3229 @ 0.00028777 = 0.9292 BTC [-] -264548;1347988383;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5105 @ 0.00028713 = 1.4658 BTC [-] -264547;1347988384;Chaang-Noi;im pretty srue if you go this path i will not want to have assets listed on glbse unless i full understand what is going on. -264546;1347988413;nefario;do you think I have any alternative path? -264545;1347988418;Chaang-Noi;am i over reacting? maybe... -264544;1347988422;kakobrekla;nefario, what is the need for this -264543;1347988423;nefario;if I don't register as a company -264542;1347988427;kakobrekla;the profits are in btc -264541;1347988429;Chaang-Noi;what do you want to gain by registereing with the english govt? -264540;1347988438;nefario;I have to pay rent and food in GBP -264539;1347988447;copumpkin;lack of personal responsibility? -264538;1347988449;nefario;means BTC needs to be changed for GBP -264537;1347988455;copumpkin;seems like a reasonable reason to make a company -264536;1347988459;nefario;which means I need pay tax on that -264535;1347988472;kakobrekla;on monopoly money? -264534;1347988479;copumpkin;well, not lack, but limited -264533;1347988483;Chaang-Noi;im not sure how it works in england but i do not need to have a company to pay taxes on income i make in btc... -264532;1347988485;nefario;it also adds, as copumpkin has said a level of responsibilitiy -264531;1347988493;nefario;Chaang-Noi: you do here -264530;1347988498;nefario;either you work for someone -264529;1347988500;nefario;or -264528;1347988501;kakobrekla;it adds a lot of things. -264527;1347988505;nefario;you have a company -264526;1347988509;Chaang-Noi;i tell my accountant i traded internet money and made this much, then they take a cut... -264525;1347988520;nefario;they don't care about internet money -264524;1347988524;nefario;they care about GBP -264523;1347988529;Chaang-Noi;in the usa you can trade stocks and gold with out having a company to do it... -264522;1347988531;nefario;which is viewable in my bank account -264521;1347988546;nefario;in the UK you need to register as self employed -264520;1347988552;Chaang-Noi;nefario im going to call BS you do not need to register glbse as a company to pay taxes, you can find a differnt way to pay taxes. -264519;1347988565;nefario;how -264518;1347988597;Chaang-Noi;in england people who do odd jobs, how do they declair their income? -264517;1347988604;Chaang-Noi;like handy man and yard cutters? -264516;1347988606;nefario;as self employed -264515;1347988610;nefario;they register -264514;1347988613;nefario;as self employed -264513;1347988617;Chaang-Noi;then do that. but keep glbse out of it. -264512;1347988617;nefario;i.e. as a business -264511;1347988626;kakobrekla;gains from personal currency trading are not taxed in eu -264510;1347988636;kakobrekla;now you are taking the money from fees -264509;1347988638;kakobrekla;not trading -264508;1347988639;copumpkin;he's not personally trading currency -264507;1347988640;copumpkin;yeah -264506;1347988641;kakobrekla;but -264505;1347988648;kakobrekla;who can tell comming from gox -264504;1347988664;copumpkin;with enough revenue, he's gonna get scrutinized -264503;1347988674;copumpkin;you don't want to get shut down -264502;1347988674;nefario;and GLBSE revenue is growing -264501;1347988676;Chaang-Noi;i understand you want to pay taxes, and be legal on that. that is good, but you dont need to register glbse as a company. -264500;1347988681;kakobrekla;dunno, i have done 10k eur last year, and more than that this year -264499;1347988684;nefario;I dont want to pay taxes -264498;1347988686;nefario;I have to -264497;1347988690;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: you keep repeating that, knowing nothing of the situation in the UK -264496;1347988691;kakobrekla;noone is chasing me - yet :) -264495;1347988694;copumpkin;also, limited liability -264494;1347988696;copumpkin;has anyone heard of that? -264493;1347988709;nefario;Chaang-Noi: being self employed means being registered as a company -264492;1347988721;nefario;self employed means full liability as well -264491;1347988728;Chaang-Noi;limited liability would be a reason to register, however that calls for some regulation of this stuff i would assume. -264490;1347988759;copumpkin;limited liability is an awfully good reason to register, when you're dealing with big loads of other people's money :) -264489;1347988771;nefario;llc means the company needs to be run a specific way, with accounting and auditing, but not regulation of the actual business -264488;1347988791;Chaang-Noi;yes, i would find that point valid however i am still worried about working with a legal company in england listed bonds and assets... -264487;1347988807;copumpkin;yeah, it's kinda uncharted territory :) -264486;1347988815;nefario;exactly -264485;1347988820;nefario;uncharted territory -264484;1347988823;copumpkin;which is risky/scary/whatever -264483;1347988825;Chaang-Noi;i dont want to be the test case. -264482;1347988831;nefario;then dont be -264481;1347988835;Chaang-Noi;id rather just not have assets. -264480;1347988837;kakobrekla;whole bitcoin is a test case. -264479;1347988839;nefario;then dont -264478;1347988839;Chaang-Noi;you will void my assets? -264477;1347988847;nefario;no -264476;1347988854;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 46 @ 0.0505 = 2.323 BTC [-] -264475;1347988855;Chaang-Noi;they you want me to just walk away? -264474;1347988856;nefario;thats your decision -264473;1347988872;nefario;if you don't want to be involved then what the can I do -264472;1347988882;nefario;Smoovious: wrong -264471;1347988895;nefario;I wouldn't be registering if that was the case -264470;1347988912;Chaang-Noi;i kinda think smoovious might be right. -264469;1347988917;nefario;no he's not -264468;1347988920;Chaang-Noi;or if he is not right now, he will be some day. -264467;1347988923;copumpkin;register in somalia -264466;1347988931;nefario;then we'll have to wait until that day -264465;1347988940;Chaang-Noi;yes register in somalia... or cambodia... -264464;1347988944;copumpkin;laos! -264463;1347988957;Chaang-Noi;i honestly looked into registering a bitcoin exchange in cambodia -264462;1347988965;Chaang-Noi;when i was looking to set up my own exchange -264461;1347988977;Chaang-Noi;that way i can be unregulated -264460;1347988990;nefario;Smoovious: the FSA has already said that bitcoin denominated exchanges don't come under their regulatory umbrella -264459;1347988993;Chaang-Noi;i would never sign up in the usa -264458;1347989016;Chaang-Noi;im not worried about it traded as a currancy -264457;1347989020;Chaang-Noi;im worried about trading bonds and assets -264456;1347989043;nefario;well thats the case for everything -264455;1347989048;nefario;but by then we'll be bigger -264454;1347989055;kakobrekla;bigger than FSA -264453;1347989060;Chaang-Noi;can you sell unregulated bonds and stocks in england and price it in gold to get out of the rules??? i highly doubt it -264452;1347989067;nefario;yes kakobrekla, bigger than the FSA -264451;1347989072;copumpkin;Smoovious: that's mostly individual countries with high tax evasion though -264450;1347989074;copumpkin;like italy :) -264449;1347989084;copumpkin;(if you mean banning large cash transactions, etc.) -264448;1347989088;Chaang-Noi;selling bonds in pounds, and gold and bitcoin needs to follow the same rules... -264447;1347989097;nefario;Chaang-Noi: not really -264446;1347989101;Chaang-Noi;glbse might not be illegal but i bet many of the assets on glbse are -264445;1347989104;copumpkin;also, moo -264444;1347989107;Chaang-Noi;or will become illegal overnight -264443;1347989177;nefario;I have that privaledge -264442;1347989195;Chaang-Noi;what if pirate turns out to be a ponzi, or there is a ponzi later on and glbse has that stuff on it.. that will be bad cuz the govt will go after you nefario (if england is anything like the usa) -264441;1347989214;kakobrekla;16:26.35 ( Chaang-Noi ) what if pirate turns out to be a ponzi, -264440;1347989218;copumpkin;they go after NYSE if a company listed there is found to be fraudulent? -264439;1347989220;kakobrekla;were you frozen for last couple of weeks? -264438;1347989220;nefario;lol -264437;1347989231;nefario;what if -264436;1347989237;copumpkin;although nefario is kind of overstepping the typical exchange boundaries -264435;1347989243;Lucidize;this is like a room of scary people chasing nefario into the corner -264434;1347989248;Lucidize;=) -264433;1347989249;Chaang-Noi;if nyse listed a company that did not follow the regulated rules yes copumkin they very much do -264432;1347989261;Lucidize;eebi jeebies! -264431;1347989263;copumpkin;so it might end up being something like the safe harbor crap on the internet -264430;1347989266;nefario;Lucidize: I put on my robe and wizard hat -264429;1347989277;Lucidize;keep them at bay! -264428;1347989278;copumpkin;Smoovious: yeah, certainly that -264427;1347989301;copumpkin;I just mean it wouldn't necessarily shut down the entire exchange -264426;1347989309;Chaang-Noi;if NYSE assisted a company not fully following regulations NYSE gets fined big money -264425;1347989314;copumpkin;but since glbse isn't a traditional exchange structure, it might have more responsibility -264424;1347989330;Chaang-Noi;if 90% of assets on glbse are "illegal" then glbse is pretty dead -264423;1347989330;Diablo-D3;who the fuck is matthewh3? -264422;1347989341;Diablo-D3;is he a scammer or just retarded? -264421;1347989354;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: good morning sweetie! -264420;1347989354;nefario;He lives in Manchester -264419;1347989356;nefario;I've met him -264418;1347989363;nefario;cool guy -264417;1347989364;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -264416;1347989364;matthewh3;look I'm just offering your share holders a third option. -264415;1347989371;Diablo-D3;oh christ hes in here -264414;1347989375;copumpkin;OMG DRAMA TIME -264413;1347989376;Diablo-D3;matthewh3: stop spamming the dmc with your bullshit -264412;1347989384;Chaang-Noi;... -264411;1347989391;Chaang-Noi;back to reading about the russian rev... -264410;1347989394;nefario;Diablo-D3: HIS bullshit? so yours is ok? -264409;1347989399;Chaang-Noi;best of luck nefario, hope it works out. -264408;1347989406;toffoo;like two bitches wearing the same dress to the prom -264407;1347989428;copumpkin;toffoo: *girls? -264406;1347989451;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1029 = 0.6174 BTC [-] -264405;1347989454;nefario;Smoovious: come at me bro -264404;1347989454;Diablo-D3;nefario: you've yet to prove any such things. -264403;1347989459;copumpkin;believe it or not, bitches and girls are not interchangeable terms! -264402;1347989464;nefario;ja I got a lot of this at the conference -264401;1347989477;nefario;had someone offer me citizen ship of a small country if I want to dissapear -264400;1347989481;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: neither are women, so I dunno about that -264399;1347989493;matthewh3;If DMC was going to liquidise or change CEO I'm just offering the shareholders options. If not and they have confidence on you to stay no harm done or no loss by any party. -264398;1347989517;kakobrekla;nefario the new assange -264397;1347989529;nefario;Im not like assange -264396;1347989542;kakobrekla;even starts with ass. -264395;1347989542;nefario;don't even put me on his pedastal -264394;1347989545;Diablo-D3;matthewh3: you're offering to fuck over the shareholders and get overly obsessed with mining -264393;1347989558;nefario;Diablo-D3: it's up to the shareholders -264392;1347989574;Diablo-D3;nefario: yes, and they've clearly voted against you -264391;1347989587;nefario;have they? -264390;1347989592;nefario;votes not over -264389;1347989603;Diablo-D3;even usagi voted against you -264388;1347989619;nefario;I can't really comment on that -264387;1347989641;copumpkin;your face voted against you! -264386;1347989642;matthewh3;RSM is looking to expand into buy into GLBSE investment funds and good organically growing mining stocks. -264385;1347989657;Diablo-D3;matthewh3: scam your own investors on your own time -264384;1347989674;copumpkin;everyone is always so pleasant around here -264383;1347989684;copumpkin;trying to resolve things peacefully and professionally -264382;1347989714;Chaang-Noi;peaceful and professional, that is the bitcoin way! :) -264381;1347989729;copumpkin;I propose we rename the community into Peaceful, Pleasant, and Professional -264380;1347989739;nefario;usagi: really? -264379;1347989739;copumpkin;the Three Ps of bitcoin -264378;1347989760;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: the community of peace. sure. -264377;1347989776;matthewh3;how can I scam my own investors when I run the company for just 5% of stocks and invested much more than into with my own money -264376;1347989806;Diablo-D3;I agreed to a contract change that closes every loophole the trolls are abusing -264375;1347989820;Diablo-D3;nefario: you have no choice to backdown and allow the shareholders to vote on it -264374;1347989825;Diablo-D3;*but to -264373;1347989863;Diablo-D3;usagi: why would anyone vote to throw away their money? -264372;1347989877;Diablo-D3;and no, its not a shareholder motion. -264371;1347989881;Diablo-D3;its a nefario motion -264370;1347989888;copumpkin;or we could call it the f(x) = 1/x community -264369;1347989891;Diablo-D3;hes not acting on behalf of any shareholder no matter what he claims -264368;1347989892;copumpkin;get it? -264367;1347989893;copumpkin;get it? -264366;1347989929;Diablo-D3;usagi: but no shareholder submitted it. -264365;1347989943;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6189 BTC [+] -264364;1347989950;matthewh3;I'm just offering DMC the option to rather than liquidise to invest into RSM which I've been growing since January through the troubles of GPU>FPGA>ASIC -264363;1347989953;Diablo-D3;yes, but shareholders have not been given a fair view of the facts -264362;1347989954;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00028586 = 0.1429 BTC [-] -264361;1347990089;nefario;Diablo-D3: the vote won't happen until the audit has been published -264360;1347990098;nefario;the person doing the audit will have their name on it -264359;1347990106;Diablo-D3;I hate to tell you, but the vote already happened -264358;1347990115;Diablo-D3;the majority of shares afaik voted against you -264357;1347990129;nefario;I think so -264356;1347990133;nefario;I wanted 3 auditirs -264355;1347990138;Diablo-D3;plus, you never let the shareholders vote on who becomes the audotrs -264354;1347990139;nefario;but could only get one -264353;1347990152;Diablo-D3;so your audit is worthless -264352;1347990199;Diablo-D3;usagi: nope -264351;1347990206;Diablo-D3;infact, I put my own money into it -264350;1347990697;Diablo-D3;usagi: not if its done nefario's way -264349;1347990704;Diablo-D3;this has already been covered in the thread -264348;1347990747;nefario;ok the vote has been re-opened -264347;1347990765;nefario;as I said it won't be done until the audit has been published -264346;1347990781;Diablo-D3;you never closed the vote. -264345;1347990808;nefario;no -264344;1347990812;nefario;the vote isn't over -264343;1347990852;Chaang-Noi;i dont understand how anything can be good with the management of a stock that went from 1 btc to .03 or .05 in a few months. now i dont know allthe details but most scam stocks do better than that. -264342;1347990878;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: because people dont understand what investing is -264341;1347990885;Diablo-D3;they think glbse is some get rich quick scheme -264340;1347990937;Diablo-D3;wait, why the hell did nefario reopen motion 104? -264339;1347990975;Chaang-Noi;i told you that.. why did you buy bond a the other day? -264338;1347990987;Chaang-Noi;you said you bought 100 of my bonds.. that was just silly -264337;1347990997;Chaang-Noi;but a minmining companying bond is not a -264336;1347991001;Chaang-Noi;fuck -264335;1347991007;Chaang-Noi;but a mining compnay is not a mining bond -264334;1347991039;Chaang-Noi;you assume asic-miner will ever have asic... -264333;1347991050;Chaang-Noi;and you assume they will pay out before the difficulty is crazy high -264332;1347991057;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 72 @ 0.1029 = 7.4088 BTC [-] -264331;1347991058;Chaang-Noi;the smart money would ahve kept btc in hand... -264330;1347991116;Diablo-D3;usagi: btw, its closer to 0.0003 -264329;1347991126;nefario;ASICMINER's largest problem is shipping before butterfly labs -264328;1347991133;nefario;if they can ship at all -264327;1347991137;Diablo-D3;nefario: so? -264326;1347991148;Diablo-D3;what does that actually have to do with anything? -264325;1347991154;nefario;BFL will have theirs shipped in october -264324;1347991157;Diablo-D3;bfl most likely will never ship anyhow -264323;1347991160;Diablo-D3;nefario: nope -264322;1347991169;Diablo-D3;there is no proof bfl has any asics at all -264321;1347991171;nefario;Diablo-D3: they certainly will -264320;1347991175;Diablo-D3;nefario: prove it. -264319;1347991181;Diablo-D3;infact, buy di.bflsc.success -264318;1347991186;Diablo-D3;put your money where your mouth it -264317;1347991189;Diablo-D3;*is -264316;1347991203;nefario;BFL are the largest employers in bitcoin land -264315;1347991208;nefario;20 people work there -264314;1347991211;Diablo-D3;usagi: why when you could triple your money or more -264313;1347991224;Diablo-D3;nefario: so why havent they taped out yet -264312;1347991237;nefario;taped out? -264311;1347991239;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, but you triple your money THEN go buy bfl harware -264310;1347991253;Diablo-D3;nefario: ffs, if you dont understand how the fuck hardware manufacturing works, shut up -264309;1347991307;nefario;BFL have delivered on everything they said they would so far -264308;1347991310;Diablo-D3;usagi: fine, remind nefario that all auditors must be voted on by the shareholders for the audit to have any validity -264307;1347991323;Diablo-D3;the shareholders dont have to choose the, just agree to them -264306;1347991331;Diablo-D3;*them -264305;1347991353;Diablo-D3;Im not opposed to the audit, I'm opposed to the lack of transparency. -264304;1347991374;nefario;Anyway I spent a few hours with josh from BFL, 2 days before the conference just chatting -264303;1347991377;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 15 @ 0.07997 = 1.1996 BTC [-] -264302;1347991389;nefario;well -264301;1347991397;nefario;apart from the manly love making that was going on -264300;1347991417;nefario;you know, when we were able to utter a few words despite the cocks in our mouths -264299;1347991435;Obsi;he was confident in October delivery? -264298;1347991442;nefario;very -264297;1347991445;Obsi;fuck yes -264296;1347991453;Obsi;any mention of power usage? -264295;1347991468;nefario;and confident that everyone would have their orders before Christmass -264294;1347991471;nefario;eh -264293;1347991478;nefario;late november I think -264292;1347991492;nefario;so obviously first orders get theirs first, in October -264291;1347991492;Diablo-D3;so they've already missed their october ship date? -264290;1347991493;Diablo-D3;fail -264289;1347991502;nefario;then the que works down -264288;1347991507;Diablo-D3;I might as well lock di.bflsc now -264287;1347991508;nefario;all will be done by november -264286;1347991519;nefario;this isn't anything secret by the way -264285;1347991528;nefario;he's happy to tell anyone else about it as well -264284;1347991542;nefario;he sold a rig in an auction at the conference -264283;1347991547;nefario;a little over 1K BTC -264282;1347991557;nefario;that thing is fucking big -264281;1347991561;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA-IPCORE-DEV] 5 @ 0.0001 = 0.0005 BTC [-] -264280;1347991562;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11841 @ 0.00028586 = 3.3849 BTC [-] -264279;1347991564;nefario;very impressive -264278;1347991638;Obsi;minirig I assume -264277;1347991646;kakobrekla;yea prolly -264276;1347991660;kakobrekla;they dont have shit yet -264275;1347991725;nefario;what size is a minirig? -264274;1347991761;Chaang-Noi;Asicminer has 0 dividends right now usagi do you know that? -264273;1347991794;Obsi;nefario: "Our mini rig is: 17"H x 11.5"W x 18.5"D (43.18cm x 29.21 cm x 46.99 cm) and 50 lbs (22.68 KG)." -264272;1347991811;nefario;Obsi: then it was a minirig -264271;1347991834;k3t3r;difficult to get one of them in the uk tho -264270;1347991848;Chaang-Noi;3 months of no dividends.. and when 150 mhs does start paying dividends 150 will be wroth nothing.... -264269;1347991853;Chaang-Noi;its silly -264268;1347991855;Chaang-Noi;the logic is fail -264267;1347991891;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 8 @ 0.0505 = 0.404 BTC [-] -264266;1347991917;Lucidize;http://www.butterflylabs.com/products/ <- minirig -264265;1347991939;Lucidize;surprising it's big, if it's mini? -264264;1347991952;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 2 @ 0.999999 = 2 BTC [+] -264263;1347992015;Obsi;They should make a 'platinum' rig.... a shipping container filled with 1 PHash for the miner who has everything -264262;1347992015;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 74 @ 1 = 74 BTC [-] -264261;1347992099;Chaang-Noi;lol -264260;1347992117;Chaang-Noi;51% :) -264259;1347992166;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.098 = 0.294 BTC [-] -264258;1347992169;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.09895 = 0.4948 BTC [+] -264257;1347992171;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.099 = 0.693 BTC [+] -264256;1347992172;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.0995 = 0.995 BTC [+] -264255;1347992173;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 75 @ 0.09999999 = 7.5 BTC [+] -264254;1347992183;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.102 = 0.612 BTC [-] -264253;1347992184;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1017 = 0.7119 BTC [-] -264252;1347992185;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1016 = 0.508 BTC [-] -264251;1347992186;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1014 = 0.9126 BTC [-] -264250;1347992188;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.10131 = 5.0655 BTC [-] -264249;1347992189;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1013 = 10.0287 BTC [-] -264248;1347992190;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 125 @ 0.1012 = 12.65 BTC [-] -264247;1347992191;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.10035 = 0.6021 BTC [-] -264246;1347992192;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 93 @ 0.1001 = 9.3093 BTC [-] -264245;1347992204;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.97999 = 1.96 BTC [+] -264244;1347992228;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 40 @ 1 = 40 BTC [-] -264243;1347992286;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5979 = 1.1958 BTC [-] -264242;1347992356;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 3 @ 1.0501 = 3.1503 BTC [-] -264241;1347992472;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09685 = 0.2906 BTC [+] -264240;1347992473;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.09685 = 0.4843 BTC [+] -264239;1347992649;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.37457 = 2.7491 BTC [+] -264238;1347992784;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.MINING] 4 @ 0.101 = 0.404 BTC [+] -264237;1347992868;OneMiner;I gotta listen to more of that guy, so entertaining. -264236;1347992906;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.09999999 = 0.5 BTC [+] -264235;1347992944;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [+] -264234;1347993016;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.103 = 5.15 BTC [+] -264233;1347993053;OneMiner;Alex's voice disturbs me. -264232;1347993073;OneMiner;What's his deal? Ultra right wing? -264231;1347993119;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 359 @ 0.00028586 = 0.1026 BTC [-] -264230;1347993121;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5700 @ 0.00028528 = 1.6261 BTC [-] -264229;1347993122;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11141 @ 0.000285 = 3.1752 BTC [-] -264228;1347993145;rg;;;later tell BTC-Mining i have some news on our transaction, msg me when awake -264227;1347993146;gribble;The operation succeeded. -264226;1347993150;OneMiner;Beauty, just what I wanted to know. -264225;1347993200;nefario;lol -264224;1347993209;nefario;mpoe lost 4500 coins last month -264223;1347993223;nefario;from their options trading -264222;1347993260;nefario;that is not sustainable -264221;1347993276;copumpkin;nefario: who suggested it needed to be sustained? -264220;1347993291;nefario;what are you getting at? -264219;1347993340;copumpkin;writing options is a "long tail" kind of business. -264218;1347993359;copumpkin;you accept the risk of occasional big losses in exchange for fairly consistent small gains most of the time -264217;1347993359;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.6199 = 1.8597 BTC [+] -264216;1347993378;copumpkin;some people call that short volatility, although that can mean other things too -264215;1347993404;copumpkin;my point is that there's no reason to believe it's going to be a common occurrence, and thus talking about it being "sustainable" is irrelevant -264214;1347993407;Doffx;That had to have last months volatility from Pirate -264213;1347993415;OneMiner;"She is CIA after all, which means banker, banker-occupier" WTF Alex Jones? lol -264212;1347993419;copumpkin;it's like saying the credit crisis of 2008 is not sustainable -264211;1347993422;Doffx;When the price when from 15-7.90 I think -264210;1347993436;copumpkin;no shit it isn't sustainable -264209;1347993436;Doffx;Gees not awake, typing even worse than normal. -264208;1347993441;copumpkin;lukily, things like that don't happen often -264207;1347993509;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [+] -264206;1347993521;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6189 BTC [+] -264205;1347993527;nefario;it's a big risk to mpex though -264204;1347993533;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.11867999 = 1.5428 BTC [+] -264203;1347993541;nefario;them being on the other side of those options that are going south for them -264202;1347993567;copumpkin;I sort of doubt they're really considered the same entity, and I get the impression mpex doesn't take much money to keep running :) -264201;1347993576;nefario;suppose -264200;1347993586;rg;this channel used to be love -264199;1347993588;copumpkin;talking out of my ass here -264198;1347993598;rg;now its all bickering and bad feelings -264197;1347993603;copumpkin;rg: YOU SCAMM0R -264196;1347993606;rg;you guys are harshing my buzz -264195;1347993615;copumpkin;rg: WHY ARE YOU SUCH AN ASSHOLE -264194;1347993645;copumpkin;ooh yeah, that's the stuff -264193;1347993667;nefario;got some nice assets coming to GLBSE this weekend -264192;1347993676;nefario;reeeeeel nice -264191;1347993681;nefario;heh heh heh -264190;1347993692;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.99999997 BTC [+] -264189;1347993693;nefario;advice on making that sound more creepy -264188;1347993705;DeaDTerra;Hahah xD -264187;1347993709;DeaDTerra;what kind of assets ^^ -264186;1347993732;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 49 @ 0.00999996 = 0.49 BTC [+] -264185;1347993743;DeaDTerra;Btw I like the new changes to the GLBSE Fees :) encourages more serious applications. -264184;1347993749;nefario;yeah -264183;1347993758;nefario;so sick of people submitting trash -264182;1347993767;nefario;and then spending a month trying to send us updates -264181;1347993773;nefario;and then trying to get a refund -264180;1347993795;nefario;so what kind of assets -264179;1347993802;nefario;some very tradeable and stable ones -264178;1347993817;nefario;actually we're plugging into an already existing market/ecosystem -264177;1347993857;MoneyIsDebt;silk road is getting listed? -264176;1347993873;Obsi;free drugs for everyone! -264175;1347993894;DeaDTerra;Okay great :), Hopefully that will help pulling GLBSE out of the current recession from all off these defaults :( -264174;1347993913;nefario;yeah this is just the tip of the iceberg -264173;1347993919;nefario;because of the conference -264172;1347993930;nefario;we're getting several absolutely awesome assets -264171;1347993952;DeaDTerra;That's great :) -264170;1347993972;nefario;they should be really stable as well -264169;1347993985;nefario;several funds -264168;1347993990;nefario;eh some of them gold backed -264167;1347993997;nefario;some currencies -264166;1347994001;nefario;etc. -264165;1347994019;DeaDTerra;Okay that's great :D Then I can extend my assets into more stable stuff :) -264164;1347994035;nefario;yes -264163;1347994042;DeaDTerra;I will probably IPO GBF soon as well, when ever I get enough time to write up the things I need to do. -264162;1347994064;nefario;GBF? Gay Boy Friend? I'm not sure we can allow that -264161;1347994176;DeaDTerra;No Gays on GLBSE :o blaspheme -264160;1347994225;nefario;you like to wear de ledderhossen? -264159;1347994231;DeaDTerra;What's peoples opinion on Pirateat40s statement? -264158;1347994235;DeaDTerra;hahahah xD -264157;1347994250;DeaDTerra;I am Sweden not German :P I have hot blonds not ledderhossen -264156;1347994264;DeaDTerra;I agree, I think he's trying to buy time and avoid getting sued. -264155;1347994280;DeaDTerra;from* -264154;1347994295;nefario;Gay Lesbian Bi Sex Exchange -264153;1347994297;nefario;GLBSE -264152;1347994358;DeaDTerra;Hahah xD -264151;1347994367;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.615 = 4.305 BTC [-] -264150;1347994436;DeaDTerra;It was nice to see BFLs at the conference, I missed the speech they had during the Friday was it good? -264149;1347994579;nefario;didn't really get to see any talks -264148;1347994590;nefario;spent time organising and chatting inbetween chaos -264147;1347994683;DeaDTerra;Yea, the downside of organising it is you don't have time to enjoy it. -264146;1347994702;DeaDTerra;The chaos was not noted by the people at the conference :) so that's good I guess -264145;1347994712;kuzetsa;lol -264144;1347994719;nefario;well -264143;1347994726;nefario;chaos was compartmentalised -264142;1347994778;DeaDTerra;haha yea :P The only thing I heard is that it was slightly chaotic the first day but as I arrived Saturday morning I wasn't there to see it xD -264141;1347994785;kuzetsa;so uhm... LGBTTQQAAA stocks, bonds, and securities. neat. -264140;1347994831;DeaDTerra;LGBTTQQAAA ? -264139;1347994842;kuzetsa;[11:51:36] Gay Lesbian Bi Sex Exchange -264138;1347994842;kuzetsa;[11:51:38] GLBSE -264137;1347994852;kuzetsa;like that, except the extra-long one -264136;1347994861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4227 @ 0.00041487 = 1.7537 BTC [-] -264135;1347994891;kuzetsa;lesbian gay bisexual transsexual transgender queer questioning advocates allies & accepting -264134;1347994922;DeaDTerra;lol xD -264133;1347994992;copumpkin;experts sexchange? -264132;1347995002;kuzetsa;heh -264131;1347995038;copumpkin;penisland.com -264130;1347995041;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.875 BTC [-] -264129;1347995110;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 5 @ 0.83 = 4.15 BTC [-] -264128;1347995141;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -264127;1347995148;kuzetsa;XKCD on the subject of GLBSE: http://xkcd.com/1101/ -264126;1347995168;kuzetsa;if the "s" is for sex, there's just gonna be some sort of awkwardness -264125;1347995210;kuzetsa;oh wow, now I feel silly for having stock in NASTY (ticker) -264124;1347995221;copumpkin;you should -264123;1347995285;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10100001 = 0.707 BTC [-] -264122;1347995286;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1000 @ 0.101 = 101 BTC [-] -264121;1347995288;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.10011 = 9.9109 BTC [-] -264120;1347995289;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1001 = 0.6006 BTC [-] -264119;1347995290;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [-] -264118;1347995291;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -264117;1347995293;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 435 @ 0.1 = 43.5 BTC [-] -264116;1347995473;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10289999 = 0.5145 BTC [+] -264115;1347995752;nefario;ping -264114;1347995768;imsaguy;pong -264113;1347995768;Doffx;Destination Unreachable -264112;1347995858;DeaDTerra;blong? -264111;1347995863;DeaDTerra;plong -264110;1347995872;nefario;lol -264109;1347995876;nefario;went quiet -264108;1347995883;nefario;was wondering if still connected -264107;1347995888;DeaDTerra;hahaha xD -264106;1347995946;Luceo;nefario: I sent 2 emails to glbse support, whats the lead time on a response? -264105;1347995950;Luceo;One has been ignored for days :x -264104;1347996101;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.59000001 = 1.18 BTC [-] -264103;1347996103;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.59 = 2.95 BTC [-] -264102;1347996120;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.59 = 1.18 BTC [-] -264101;1347996230;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.102 = 0.204 BTC [-] -264100;1347996232;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10279999 = 0.2056 BTC [+] -264099;1347996233;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 36 @ 0.1028 = 3.7008 BTC [+] -264098;1347996265;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1028 = 0.4112 BTC [+] -264097;1347996345;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.34 = 5.36 BTC [-] -264096;1347996378;smickles;;;ticker -264095;1347996378;gribble;Best bid: 11.99, Best ask: 12, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 11.99, 24 hour volume: 29304, 24 hour low: 11.8402, 24 hour high: 12.03999 -264094;1347996391;smickles;12 today, eh? -264093;1347996396;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -264092;1347996397;gribble;11.91 -264091;1347996415;Diablo-D3;Luceo: nefario was at that bitcoin conference for a few days -264090;1347996421;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.000285 = 1.3965 BTC [-] -264089;1347996434;DeaDTerra;He was very busy trust me :P He ran around like a mad man -264088;1347996434;Diablo-D3;so everything has been in a time warp of sorts -264087;1347996469;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.09350001 = 0.374 BTC [-] -264086;1347996471;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0935 = 0.561 BTC [-] -264085;1347996472;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0935 = 0.4675 BTC [-] -264084;1347996473;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 42 @ 0.093455 = 3.9251 BTC [-] -264083;1347996475;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.093355 = 0.8402 BTC [-] -264082;1347996482;Luceo;Diablo-D3: Oh OK, makes sense -264081;1347996520;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.091 BTC [-] -264080;1347996522;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.0905 = 0.4525 BTC [-] -264079;1347996522;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 78 @ 0.0903 = 7.0434 BTC [-] -264078;1347996560;nefario1;fucking connection -264077;1347996595;Diablo-D3;I told you not to torrent shemale porn -264076;1347996614;nefario1;whats special about shemail porn? -264075;1347996626;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0034 = 1.02 BTC [+] -264074;1347996641;Diablo-D3;I dont know, thats more mircea's thing -264073;1347996661;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 130 @ 0.0096 = 1.248 BTC [+] -264072;1347996681;imsaguy;is the .bat bot in here? :-x -264071;1347996689;imsaguy;err .bait* -264070;1347996707;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 18 @ 0.3 = 5.4 BTC [+] -264069;1347996722;nefario1;imsaguy: how are you even able to speak -264068;1347996724;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 103 @ 0.05 = 5.15 BTC [+] -264067;1347996739;imsaguy;aww, did you silence me? -264066;1347996744;imsaguy;:( -264065;1347996773;Chaang-Noi;? -264064;1347996789;nefario1;I mean -264063;1347996793;nefario1;how can you even speak -264062;1347996796;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 42 @ 0.1028 = 4.3176 BTC [+] -264061;1347996801;nefario1;with that much cock in your mouth -264060;1347996805;nefario1;:D -264059;1347996825;imsaguy;*burn* -264058;1347996839;imsaguy;why, who am I being accused for shilling for now? -264057;1347996851;imsaguy;and shouldn't you be off preventing the next hack on your exchange? -264056;1347996851;nefario1;no one -264055;1347996861;nefario1;just thought I'd sling a little shit your way -264054;1347996861;Diablo-D3;oh snap -264053;1347996876;nefario1;imsaguy: the next one? -264052;1347996882;nefario1;when was the last one? -264051;1347996885;Diablo-D3;wait -264050;1347996886;Diablo-D3;next? -264049;1347996893;Diablo-D3;nefario1: HAVE YOU NOT BEEN TELLING US STUFF? -264048;1347996893;imsaguy;yeah, running on glbse is like running on windows -264047;1347996896;imsaguy;its just a matter of time -264046;1347996918;nefario1;howso? -264045;1347996972;DeaDTerra;James, what did you think of my idea? good,bad, suggestions, improvments? -264044;1347996974;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.1028 = 1.2336 BTC [+] -264043;1347996978;Chaang-Noi;imsaguy this is the love chan now... peace and happyness... something like that copumkin knows... -264042;1347997025;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.11867999 = 4.2725 BTC [+] -264041;1347997026;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 29 @ 0.11878989 = 3.4449 BTC [+] -264040;1347997048;copumpkin;oh, I guess he is :) -264039;1347997054;DeaDTerra;Love,peace,unity SIBERIA THE PLACE TO BE! -264038;1347997074;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 6 @ 0.00999 = 0.0599 BTC [+] -264037;1347997109;Chaang-Noi;yeah we no longer say "good moring guys", its now "fuck you asshole" :) -264036;1347997174;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.54 = 1.08 BTC [-] -264035;1347997176;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.5356 = 3.7492 BTC [-] -264034;1347997184;DeaDTerra;que? -264033;1347997190;Chaang-Noi;anyway off to bed, night all, i mean go to hell ass hats! -264032;1347997263;DeaDTerra;GN -264031;1347997284;imsaguy;I'm pretty certain this is hell -264030;1347997290;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.61499999 = 2.46 BTC [+] -264029;1347997291;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 93 @ 0.615 = 57.195 BTC [+] -264028;1347997301;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.3105 = 3.9315 BTC [-] -264027;1347997347;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 75 @ 0.0002 = 0.015 BTC [+] -264026;1347997366;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.101 = 2.202 BTC [-] -264025;1347997717;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 22 @ 0.0903 = 1.9866 BTC [-] -264024;1347997719;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.09020001 = 0.3608 BTC [-] -264023;1347997720;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.0902 = 0.902 BTC [-] -264022;1347997721;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.090155 BTC [-] -264021;1347997723;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.090155 = 0.1803 BTC [-] -264020;1347997724;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.090155 = 0.2705 BTC [-] -264019;1347997726;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 25 @ 0.09015 = 2.2538 BTC [-] -264018;1347997727;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 25 @ 0.09000001 = 2.25 BTC [-] -264017;1347997728;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.09000001 = 0.18 BTC [-] -264016;1347997729;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 34 @ 0.09 = 3.06 BTC [-] -264015;1347997861;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 12 @ 0.06122032 = 0.7346 BTC [-] -264014;1347998208;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 15 @ 0.3 = 4.5 BTC [+] -264013;1347998294;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.51 = 2.04 BTC [-] -264012;1347998296;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 100 @ 0.15 = 15 BTC [+] -264011;1347998431;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120N] 3 @ 0.26082321 = 0.7825 BTC [-] -264010;1347998478;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3349 BTC [+] -264009;1347998796;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 10 @ 0.57 = 5.7 BTC [+] -264008;1347999058;Obsi;nefario1: any comment on this 'community vetting agency' attempting to step in and insert themselves into some type of power over GLBSE assets? -264007;1347999073;nefario1;well -264006;1347999085;nefario1;the idea is being spearheaded by usagi -264005;1347999089;nefario1;and it has some merrits -264004;1347999112;nefario1;making the process of approval more neutral -264003;1347999129;Obsi;I can see the merits... but some parts of the spear are rusty -264002;1347999152;copumpkin;like a rusty trombone -264001;1347999163;Obsi;lol -264000;1347999164;nefario1;and who wants to get fucked by one of those -263999;1347999183;copumpkin;;;ud rusty trombone -263998;1347999184;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=rusty%20trombone | To get rimmed whilst recieving a hearty reach round, thus resembling a trombone player in full chorus. -263997;1347999193;nefario1;lol -263996;1347999242;Obsi;Well I hope there's someone watching the watchmen -263995;1347999254;nefario1;me -263994;1347999255;nefario1;god -263993;1347999256;nefario1;lol -263992;1347999258;nefario1;oh shit -263991;1347999264;nefario1;is that lightning? -263990;1347999272;nefario1;getting close........adfgasdfgssssteeeee5%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% -263989;1347999327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 61175 @ 0.0034 = 207.995 BTC [+] -263988;1347999660;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10120001 = 1.012 BTC [-] -263987;1348000442;copumpkin;omg EskimoBob doesn't know what minecraft is -263986;1348000456;copumpkin;(I haven't actually ever played it either) -263985;1348000530;BTC-Mining;eh EskimoBob, dreams are often like what usagi said. Keep trying to do something you cannot achieve because of a goal that is completly disconnected with what you're doing. -263984;1348000548;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 3 @ 0.26000001 = 0.78 BTC [-] -263983;1348000575;BTC-Mining;Like beating up boxers, because "Minecraft" -263982;1348000642;BTC-Mining;So what's the thing about S.BVPS? -263981;1348000681;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 18 @ 0.595 = 10.71 BTC [+] -263980;1348000850;nefario1;what is S.BVPS? -263979;1348000923;nefario1;I see -263978;1348000967;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.598 = 1.196 BTC [+] -263977;1348000981;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5900 @ 0.000285 = 1.6815 BTC [-] -263976;1348000983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3186 @ 0.0004149 = 1.3219 BTC [+] -263975;1348001202;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.598 = 2.392 BTC [+] -263974;1348001204;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 13 @ 0.6 = 7.8 BTC [+] -263973;1348001302;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.619 = 1.857 BTC [+] -263972;1348001563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4835 @ 0.0034 = 16.439 BTC [+] -263971;1348001647;BTC-Mining;Well rg keeps paying dividends. I suppose you could ask him. -263970;1348001714;BTC-Mining;I'm going to purchase 25k shares for the BIB.BVPS passthrough here. -263969;1348001847;rg;i know what minecraft is -263968;1348001849;rg;and how to set it up -263967;1348001854;rg;but i have *never* actually played it -263966;1348001860;rg;'played' -263965;1348001864;rg;do you 'play' minecraft? -263964;1348001889;mircea_popescu;i never have. -263963;1348001927;BTC-Mining;I don't, no. -263962;1348001940;BTC-Mining;I'm going to buy 25k shares of BIB.BVPS -263961;1348001944;BTC-Mining;is what I said =/ -263960;1348001983;mircea_popescu;you still haven't splurged for a mpex reg huh. -263959;1348002013;BTC-Mining;Costy and I don't really trade options. -263958;1348002017;rg;yeah -263957;1348002021;rg;for btc-minings purposes -263956;1348002025;rg;theres plenty of 'third party' offerings -263955;1348002055;BTC-Mining;There's only S.DICE and S.BVPS I'm interested in -263954;1348002074;rg;S.MPOE woulda been great for me -263953;1348002077;rg;but i forgot to purchase -263952;1348002082;rg;the DAY i was going to buy -263951;1348002085;rg;it was low -263950;1348002089;rg;thn the NEXT day -263949;1348002091;rg;it hit an all time high -263948;1348002101;rg;and here i am , kicking myself in the ass, cause i never pressed 'enter' -263947;1348002114;rg;i woulda made like 30 btc -263946;1348002121;rg;potentially more -263945;1348002181;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -263944;1348002185;assbot;BMF [1@1BTC] paid: 0.09499445 BTC. Last price: 0.57 BTC. Capital gain: -0.43 BTC. Total: -0.33500555 BTC. (-33.5%) -263943;1348002189;rg;you god damn high rollers -263942;1348002198;rg;i said 30 btc profit to someone earlier and htey were like 'thats small' -263941;1348002198;mircea_popescu;rg i don't recall who was saying around here he made some bitcoins -263940;1348002210;rg;30 btc is nothin to spit at -263939;1348002211;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -263938;1348002218;rg;mircea_popescu: someone cashed in? -263937;1348002223;rg;good for them -263936;1348002227;mircea_popescu;as in, bought low sold high -263935;1348002231;rg;MPOE just takes so many god damn shares -263934;1348002234;rg;to make a profit -263933;1348002238;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] paid: 0.45625096 BTC. Last price: 0.615 BTC. Capital gain: -0.885 BTC. Total: -0.42874904 BTC. (-28.6%) -263932;1348002330;mircea_popescu;eh, what's a billion these days. -263931;1348002360;BTC-Mining;Well it's not that high of a gain... but it's not small either -263930;1348002383;BTC-Mining;I don't spit on 300 bucks -263929;1348002395;BTC-Mining;More like 360 anyway. -263928;1348002427;rg;mircea_popescu: not as much as it used to be -263927;1348002429;rg;that's for fuckin sure -263926;1348002454;mircea_popescu;lol right. -263925;1348002526;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 13 @ 0.469 = 6.097 BTC [+] -263924;1348002527;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 60 @ 0.475 = 28.5 BTC [+] -263923;1348002528;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 60 @ 0.5 = 30 BTC [+] -263922;1348002781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36980 @ 0.00041489 = 15.3426 BTC [-] -263921;1348002782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34227 @ 0.00041488 = 14.2001 BTC [-] -263920;1348002784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48611 @ 0.00041487 = 20.1672 BTC [-] -263919;1348002786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26801 @ 0.00041486 = 11.1187 BTC [-] -263918;1348002787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33154 @ 0.00041484 = 13.7536 BTC [-] -263917;1348002787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20227 @ 0.00041477 = 8.3896 BTC [-] -263916;1348003407;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6189 = 1.8567 BTC [+] -263915;1348003986;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 17 @ 0.0034 = 0.0578 BTC [+] -263914;1348004082;nefario1;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt9zSfinwFA -263913;1348004087;nefario1;lol -263912;1348004093;nefario1;say no to vertical videos -263911;1348004312;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -263910;1348004460;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5751 @ 0.000285 = 1.639 BTC [-] -263909;1348004580;nefario1;ok so -263908;1348004585;nefario1;I'm going to get some dinner -263907;1348004589;nefario1;tell me what to eat -263906;1348004702;nefario1;no nothing? -263905;1348004706;nefario1;ok -263904;1348004710;nefario1;later -263903;1348004895;Doffx;Sushi -263902;1348004942;BTC-Mining;You're too late -263901;1348005598;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999998 BTC [-] -263900;1348005599;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 49 @ 0.00999999 = 0.49 BTC [+] -263899;1348005601;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 50 @ 0.01 = 0.5 BTC [+] -263898;1348005662;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 2 @ 0.33802052 = 0.676 BTC [-] -263897;1348005789;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1145 = 1.145 BTC [-] -263896;1348005791;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1124534 = 2.2491 BTC [-] -263895;1348005868;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1124534 BTC [-] -263894;1348006025;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 10 @ 0.23 = 2.3 BTC [-] -263893;1348006037;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.009999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -263892;1348006038;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 4 @ 0.00999999 = 0.04 BTC [+] -263891;1348006039;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 58 @ 0.01 = 0.58 BTC [+] -263890;1348006047;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.23 BTC [-] -263889;1348006297;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 3 @ 0.23 = 0.69 BTC [-] -263888;1348006307;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 413 @ 0.00999999 = 4.13 BTC [+] -263887;1348006309;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 87 @ 0.01 = 0.87 BTC [+] -263886;1348006443;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.07495 = 0.1499 BTC [+] -263885;1348007081;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1172 @ 0.0034 = 3.9848 BTC [+] -263884;1348007220;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16300 @ 0.000285 = 4.6455 BTC [-] -263883;1348007331;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 592 @ 0.0034 = 2.0128 BTC [+] -263882;1348007360;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 100 @ 0.45 = 45 BTC [-] -263881;1348007588;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6189 = 1.2378 BTC [+] -263880;1348007653;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.15 = 0.6 BTC [+] -263879;1348007715;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 46 @ 1 = 46 BTC [-] -263878;1348007900;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 4 @ 0.45 = 1.8 BTC [-] -263877;1348007901;DeaDTerra;buy them GSDPT :D -263876;1348007942;BTC-Mining;yes, yes, we know -263875;1348007949;BTC-Mining;I already have enough tho -263874;1348007971;DeaDTerra;bought 65k S.DICE shares for the backing today :) -263873;1348007985;DeaDTerra;We are at 1:1 now and we have about 440,000 shares sold -263872;1348008065;BTC-Mining;There's two nefario now -263871;1348008077;nefario;ive been cloned -263870;1348008101;BTC-Mining;Again? What happened to the last clone doing the grunt work for you? -263869;1348008131;DeaDTerra;Nefario has problems with that he doesn't have enough time so he decided to get a copy of himself :P -263868;1348008672;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1025 = 1.025 BTC [+] -263867;1348008780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.0030938 = 0.4641 BTC [-] -263866;1348008782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3673 @ 0.00041477 = 1.5235 BTC [-] -263865;1348008783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38127 @ 0.00041464 = 15.809 BTC [-] -263864;1348009096;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 100 @ 0.0811 = 8.11 BTC [-] -263863;1348009098;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.081 = 1.62 BTC [-] -263862;1348009099;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0805 BTC [-] -263861;1348009101;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 99 @ 0.08 = 7.92 BTC [-] -263860;1348009170;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5355 = 1.071 BTC [-] -263859;1348009172;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.53500001 = 2.14 BTC [-] -263858;1348009173;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.535 = 1.07 BTC [-] -263857;1348009174;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 20 @ 0.53 = 10.6 BTC [-] -263856;1348009175;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.521 BTC [-] -263855;1348009876;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10249999 = 1.025 BTC [-] -263854;1348009878;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.1025 = 3.075 BTC [+] -263853;1348009915;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 9 @ 0.999999 = 9 BTC [+] -263852;1348009925;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1025 = 1.025 BTC [+] -263851;1348009927;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.10274 = 1.3356 BTC [+] -263850;1348009928;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10275 = 0.5138 BTC [+] -263849;1348009930;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1028 = 0.514 BTC [+] -263848;1348010032;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 79 @ 0.10285 = 8.1252 BTC [+] -263847;1348010244;BTC-Mining;So who's interested in 0.5% fixed weekly interest with collateral to protect against loss? -263846;1348010331;rg;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/09/18/romanian_cybercrooks_plead_guilty/ -263845;1348010338;rg;mircea_popescu in JAIL -263844;1348010345;mircea_popescu;lol ? -263843;1348010353;rg;the jig is UP -263842;1348010353;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining maybe, pm -263841;1348010359;rg;mircea -263840;1348010361;rg;what's your name -263839;1348010371;mircea_popescu;mircea popescu -263838;1348010371;rg;dont tell me its Mircea -263837;1348010374;mircea_popescu;d;uh ? -263836;1348010378;rg;that's gay -263835;1348010381;rg;im gonna call you... -263834;1348010391;rg;Mark -263833;1348010392;mircea_popescu;lol go ahead. -263832;1348010394;rg;a proper americna name -263831;1348010436;mircea_popescu;mark hunt ? -263830;1348010460;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6008 @ 0.000285 = 1.7123 BTC [-] -263829;1348010462;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1492 @ 0.00028313 = 0.4224 BTC [-] -263828;1348010622;nefario;fffff -263827;1348010664;rg;bet you wish you were back on your stable chinese internet -263826;1348010716;nefario;lol -263825;1348010734;nefario;anyone have suggestions for an android personal organiser? -263824;1348010895;BTC-Mining;google calendar? -263823;1348010898;Obsi;I was always partial to Data's efficiency -263822;1348011205;rg;i love data -263821;1348011210;rg;and geordi -263820;1348011216;rg;but obviously jean-luc is the best of all -263819;1348011324;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10130001 = 0.7091 BTC [-] -263818;1348011324;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1013 = 0.5065 BTC [-] -263817;1348011326;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1012 = 0.7084 BTC [-] -263816;1348011327;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.1011 = 10.0089 BTC [-] -263815;1348011328;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1001 = 0.9009 BTC [-] -263814;1348011329;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 55 @ 0.1 = 5.5 BTC [-] -263813;1348011331;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -263812;1348011369;mircea_popescu;nana that greek chick -263811;1348011373;mircea_popescu;the fatass -263810;1348011378;Obsi;I dunno Q has dat powa -263809;1348011380;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 10 @ 0.128 = 1.28 BTC [-] -263808;1348011425;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 25 @ 0.02 = 0.5 BTC [-] -263807;1348011522;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.1 BTC [+] -263806;1348011523;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.26 BTC [+] -263805;1348011782;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10284999 = 0.7199 BTC [+] -263804;1348011784;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10285 = 0.4114 BTC [+] -263803;1348012018;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5508 @ 0.00028313 = 1.5595 BTC [-] -263802;1348012019;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3492 @ 0.00028085 = 0.9807 BTC [-] -263801;1348012312;novusordo;hey nefario, why is motion 104 up on DMC? -263800;1348012345;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10285 = 0.72 BTC [+] -263799;1348012396;novusordo;the one about stopping dividends for 3 months -263798;1348012414;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 146 @ 0.052 = 7.592 BTC [+] -263797;1348012416;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 104 @ 0.05102 = 5.3061 BTC [-] -263796;1348012537;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.10285 = 0.9257 BTC [+] -263795;1348012538;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 34 @ 0.1029 = 3.4986 BTC [+] -263794;1348012571;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 91 @ 0.05102 = 4.6428 BTC [-] -263793;1348012573;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 200 @ 0.05101 = 10.202 BTC [-] -263792;1348012574;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 200 @ 0.0504 = 10.08 BTC [-] -263791;1348012575;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 9 @ 0.0500005 = 0.45 BTC [-] -263790;1348012630;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5195 BTC [+] -263789;1348012631;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.5199 = 2.0796 BTC [+] -263788;1348012643;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 101 @ 0.05000001 = 5.05 BTC [-] -263787;1348012644;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 10 @ 0.05 = 0.5 BTC [-] -263786;1348012646;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 17 @ 0.05 = 0.85 BTC [-] -263785;1348012647;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4505 BTC [-] -263784;1348012649;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.45 = 4.5 BTC [-] -263783;1348012650;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4465 BTC [-] -263782;1348012651;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.445 BTC [-] -263781;1348012653;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.44 = 4.4 BTC [-] -263780;1348012696;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -263779;1348012698;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.5 = 4 BTC [-] -263778;1348012699;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -263777;1348012735;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 150 @ 0.1029 = 15.435 BTC [+] -263776;1348012747;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.61599999 = 2.464 BTC [+] -263775;1348012749;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.616 = 2.464 BTC [+] -263774;1348012750;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.618 = 1.236 BTC [+] -263773;1348012752;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.619 = 3.714 BTC [+] -263772;1348012753;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 20 @ 0.6199 = 12.398 BTC [+] -263771;1348012753;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.68 = 2.72 BTC [+] -263770;1348012754;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.685 = 6.85 BTC [+] -263769;1348012908;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -263768;1348012979;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [-] -263767;1348013036;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [-] -263766;1348013312;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 11 @ 0.61 = 6.71 BTC [+] -263765;1348013472;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1029 BTC [+] -263764;1348013640;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3211 @ 0.00028085 = 0.9018 BTC [-] -263763;1348013642;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8389 @ 0.00028 = 2.3489 BTC [-] -263762;1348013748;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.5195 = 2.078 BTC [+] -263761;1348013749;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5199 BTC [+] -263760;1348013825;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 6 @ 0.99 = 5.94 BTC [-] -263759;1348013839;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 5 @ 0.05 = 0.25 BTC [-] -263758;1348013858;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 3 @ 0.0989 = 0.2967 BTC [+] -263757;1348013860;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 10 @ 0.4 = 4 BTC [-] -263756;1348013894;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 12 @ 0.99999997 = 12 BTC [+] -263755;1348014217;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.0090011 BTC [-] -263754;1348014272;nefario1;I get along vit ze boys, cause I uuuused to be vun -263753;1348014298;Diablo-D3;DEAR LORD -263752;1348014304;Diablo-D3;NEFARIO IS A NEFARIETTE -263751;1348014594;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012936 BTC [+] -263750;1348014780;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 840 @ 0.05380401 = 45.1954 BTC [+] -263749;1348014822;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.068 = 0.272 BTC [-] -263748;1348014841;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 840 @ 0.51961089 = 436.4731 BTC [-] -263747;1348014898;nefario1;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8_I1-ErZSQ -263746;1348014906;nefario1;how yubikeys are made -263745;1348014912;nefario1;BY ROBOTS!!! -263744;1348014922;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -263743;1348014959;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.04 BTC [-] -263742;1348015011;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 9 @ 0.5 = 4.5 BTC [+] -263741;1348015114;kakobrekla;1k keys in that box -263740;1348015122;kakobrekla;bout 25k$ worth? -263739;1348015138;nefario1;imagine what they could do with 2 robots -263738;1348015149;nefario1;50k in a box -263737;1348015152;nefario1;lol -263736;1348015155;kakobrekla;... -263735;1348015161;nefario1;Im just being stupid -263734;1348015167;nefario1;but it's really really cool -263733;1348015176;nefario1;seeing it almost totally automated -263732;1348015206;kakobrekla;are you going to implement them -263731;1348015224;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.0989 BTC [+] -263730;1348015390;nefario1;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZWrE8aNqJM -263729;1348015410;kakobrekla;nefario1, are you going to support yubikeys -263728;1348015429;kakobrekla;also nefario1, question -263727;1348015439;kakobrekla;if i have some shares of asset x -263726;1348015450;kakobrekla;and theres a motion in place -263725;1348015455;kakobrekla;and i vote -263724;1348015461;kakobrekla;and then transfer to person y -263723;1348015468;kakobrekla;can person y add more votes -263722;1348015474;kakobrekla;or what happens -263721;1348015495;kakobrekla;do you follow each share around? im guessing noes? -263720;1348015533;kakobrekla;do you remove the votes on a motion from transfered shares? -263719;1348015566;kakobrekla;nefario1 stop watchin that robot porn and answer ze questions. -263718;1348015583;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 10 @ 0.15 = 1.5 BTC [+] -263717;1348015592;kakobrekla;a shuttup bakewell. -263716;1348015653;kakobrekla;great. -263715;1348015736;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 99 @ 0.04 = 3.96 BTC [-] -263714;1348015751;mircea_popescu;lol -263713;1348015756;mircea_popescu;a question for teh ages. -263712;1348015782;kakobrekla;nefario1 -263711;1348015786;kakobrekla;answer http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=5ZS5wWWZ -263710;1348015792;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 0.99999997 = 4 BTC [+] -263709;1348015808;kakobrekla;you can skip the last line. -263708;1348015826;kakobrekla;and dont ping timeout on me plox -263707;1348015828;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6189 = 1.2378 BTC [+] -263706;1348016169;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.074985 BTC [+] -263705;1348016197;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 10 @ 0.074989 = 0.7499 BTC [+] -263704;1348016227;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6189 = 1.2378 BTC [+] -263703;1348016272;nefario1;FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111 -263702;1348016280;nefario1;sorry kakobrekla, connection -263701;1348016280;nefario1;so -263700;1348016292;nefario1;yubikeys both normal and mtgox ones will be supported -263699;1348016300;kakobrekla;mtgox ones? -263698;1348016303;nefario1;regarding votes -263697;1348016317;nefario1;mtgox sells mtgox specific yubikeys -263696;1348016321;kakobrekla;yes i have one -263695;1348016324;kakobrekla;they are -263694;1348016329;kakobrekla;_mtgox_ specific -263693;1348016331;nefario1;ja so you'll be able to use that -263692;1348016345;mircea_popescu;... -263691;1348016359;kakobrekla;they will allow you to implement your system to theirs? -263690;1348016387;nefario1;do you know how yubikeys work? -263689;1348016404;kakobrekla;i know mtgox yubis cant be used elsewhere, so they say -263688;1348016419;nefario1;they can -263687;1348016421;kakobrekla;it generates a random pass each time -263686;1348016433;kakobrekla;and both buttons are taken -263685;1348016434;nefario1;but you need to specifically implement it to use the mtgox encoded server -263684;1348016448;kakobrekla;is this something new? -263683;1348016451;nefario1;no -263682;1348016459;kakobrekla;did tux confirm that? -263681;1348016461;nefario1;not as far as I know -263680;1348016469;nefario1;this is how yubikeys work -263679;1348016491;kakobrekla;so, did tux say you will have access to mtgox encoded server? -263678;1348016499;mircea_popescu;he just assumed. -263677;1348016499;nefario1;I don't have to -263676;1348016511;nefario1;it runs through yubikey -263675;1348016520;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8600 @ 0.00028 = 2.408 BTC [-] -263674;1348016544;kakobrekla;the thing is -263673;1348016549;kakobrekla;i have seen this questions asked 100 times -263672;1348016555;kakobrekla;the answer was always no -263671;1348016562;kakobrekla;but hey suprise me -263670;1348016569;nefario1;fair enough -263669;1348016573;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1028 = 0.3084 BTC [-] -263668;1348016576;kakobrekla;so -263667;1348016578;kakobrekla;about the shares -263666;1348016580;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 400 @ 0.32962805 = 131.8512 BTC [-] -263665;1348016582;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 400 @ 0.24330288 = 97.3212 BTC [-] -263664;1348016583;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 400 @ 0.1663995 = 66.5598 BTC [-] -263663;1348016586;kakobrekla;and votes -263662;1348016689;kakobrekla;nefario1 ? -263661;1348016691;nefario1;1 share 1 vote -263660;1348016695;nefario1;share moves -263659;1348016697;nefario1;so does the vote -263658;1348016700;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 930 @ 0.10291703 = 95.7128 BTC [-] -263657;1348016712;nefario1;heh -263656;1348016721;nefario1;seems GLBSE does better than a lot of electronic voting systems in the world -263655;1348016742;kakobrekla;so new owner can change the vote on his part of the sharecount -263654;1348016757;novusordo;nefario1: why is motion 104 up on DMC? -263653;1348016774;nefario1;it's not closed yet -263652;1348016780;nefario1;kakobrekla: yes -263651;1348016793;Obsi;Seems like wiping the vote on sale or transfer would be better. -263650;1348016831;novusordo;i was under the impression it had closed... i'm referring to the one about 3 months of dividends, not the one about diablo as CEO -263649;1348016841;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 31 @ 0.0034 = 0.1054 BTC [+] -263648;1348016906;kakobrekla;that would indeed be smarter -263647;1348016940;nefario1;novusordo: oh I don't know -263646;1348016948;novusordo;there are 2 motions up on DMC right now -263645;1348016973;nefario1;interesting -263644;1348016998;novusordo;maybe when you went to re-open the CEO motion, you re-opened the dividend one instead? -263643;1348017029;nefario1;is it one or both of them are open? -263642;1348017049;novusordo;they appear to both be open -263641;1348017110;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.895 BTC [-] -263640;1348017112;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.899 = 3.596 BTC [+] -263639;1348017144;novusordo;nefario1: the CEO motion is set to expire today, and the dividend motion is set to expire on the 22nd -263638;1348017301;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1028 BTC [-] -263637;1348017385;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1028 = 0.3084 BTC [-] -263636;1348017492;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.1028 = 0.8224 BTC [-] -263635;1348018016;nefario1;novusordo: really? -263634;1348018027;nefario1;hmm -263633;1348018029;nefario1;whats the id of the ceo motion -263632;1348018221;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1028 BTC [-] -263631;1348018261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35114 @ 0.0004149 = 14.5688 BTC [+] -263630;1348018262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8886 @ 0.00041512 = 3.6888 BTC [+] -263629;1348018499;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 45 @ 0.1028 = 4.626 BTC [-] -263628;1348019272;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1028 = 0.6168 BTC [-] -263627;1348019713;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.33 = 0.66 BTC [+] -263626;1348019715;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.302 = 0.906 BTC [-] -263625;1348019716;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.301 BTC [-] -263624;1348019718;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [-] -263623;1348019718;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.265 = 1.06 BTC [-] -263622;1348019719;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.26 BTC [-] -263621;1348019720;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.255 BTC [-] -263620;1348019721;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.251 = 2.259 BTC [-] -263619;1348019723;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [-] -263618;1348019724;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 23 @ 0.25 = 5.75 BTC [-] -263617;1348019725;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.233 = 0.466 BTC [-] -263616;1348019820;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3865 @ 0.00028 = 1.0822 BTC [-] -263615;1348019821;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.00027959 = 1.4539 BTC [-] -263614;1348019823;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2135 @ 0.00027657 = 0.5905 BTC [-] -263613;1348019861;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.1623 = 0.6492 BTC [-] -263612;1348019862;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 46 @ 0.1624 = 7.4704 BTC [+] -263611;1348019871;mollison;so what happened with DMC? i see the thread gained 20 pages since i last looked -263610;1348019892;nefario1;shot himself -263609;1348019896;nefario1;first bitcoin related suicide -263608;1348019903;Diablo-D3;mollison: nefario put glbse out of business -263607;1348019914;Diablo-D3;mollison: and somehow I became the King of England -263606;1348019924;Diablo-D3;not entirely sure how it ended up there either -263605;1348019952;mollison;well at least i'm getting both sides of the story -263604;1348019961;kakobrekla;lol -263603;1348019996;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 2 @ 1.0501 = 2.1002 BTC [-] -263602;1348020045;kakobrekla;nefario1 can you verify my passport before you start to charge THE fee ? :> -263601;1348020059;nefario1;lol -263600;1348020060;nefario1;no -263599;1348020062;kakobrekla;:( -263598;1348020068;nefario1;think about it -263597;1348020077;nefario1;if we did that -263596;1348020078;kakobrekla;i dont think. -263595;1348020093;nefario1;how many verifications would we have had to do and then not get paid as a result -263594;1348020093;nefario1;so far -263593;1348020106;nefario1;every time we've done a verification and not charged the fee -263592;1348020119;nefario1;they never go and actually create the asset -263591;1348020125;kakobrekla;lol -263590;1348020140;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.74 = 1.48 BTC [+] -263589;1348020150;nefario1;it used to be a huge waste of our time until we stopped -263588;1348020207;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1028 = 0.6168 BTC [-] -263587;1348020218;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5199 BTC [+] -263586;1348020336;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 927 @ 0.00012936 = 0.1199 BTC [+] -263585;1348020538;dub;someone just sent me a screenshot of mspaint with a paste of cmd.exe with a ping in it -263584;1348020581;kakobrekla;they wanted to show you they didnt temper with the text -263583;1348020614;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110N] 4 @ 0.1969945 = 0.788 BTC [-] -263582;1348020751;dub;its imbedded in lookout so probably -263581;1348020792;dub;this is not the weirdest but its a doozy -263580;1348020838;dub;I've had a zipped word doc with a screenshot of a desktop with an rdp session to a mac with a traceroute on it -263579;1348020861;dub;and various others -263578;1348020957;dub;uniq -263577;1348020961;dub;derp -263576;1348020994;kakobrekla;lol -263575;1348021017;kakobrekla;do you work in support or something dub -263574;1348021018;BTC-Mining;hhmmmm -263573;1348021021;BTC-Mining;brazilian nuts -263572;1348021082;dub;somewhat, this guy is an engineer in another internal dept, previous ones were when I was closer to end customers -263571;1348021211;dub;Smoovious: google docs are your friend -263570;1348021239;Bugpowder;Looks like pirate is converting all his zeek payouts back to coins to pay everyone off, with accumulated interest. Exciting times! -263569;1348021340;Bugpowder;thanx! -263568;1348022099;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 6 @ 0.0815 = 0.489 BTC [-] -263567;1348022211;nefario1;pirates paid out? PIRATES PAID OUT??????!!!!! -263566;1348022220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10869 @ 0.00041464 = 4.5067 BTC [-] -263565;1348022222;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1159998 BTC [+] -263564;1348022250;dub;oh tru -263563;1348022258;BTC-Mining;no he does not -263562;1348022289;dub;bitcoinica paid out too -263561;1348022313;nefario1;the sky is falling -263560;1348022318;dub;and mybitcoin -263559;1348022321;BTC-Mining;The hobo on my street too. -263558;1348022331;BTC-Mining;He's paying out 1 million dollar bills -263557;1348022336;dub;and allinvain found his bitcoins -263556;1348022356;dub;and MNW paid his bet -263555;1348022373;dub;and intersango found thier backups -263554;1348022392;kakobrekla;and mtgox got unhacked -263553;1348022398;dub;and Xenu came back and exploded Luke-Jr in a volcano -263552;1348022399;BTC-Mining;WOW -263551;1348022412;kakobrekla;and all ur base .. -263550;1348022545;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11245 = 0.3374 BTC [-] -263549;1348022547;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11241 = 0.5621 BTC [-] -263548;1348022547;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1124 = 1.124 BTC [-] -263547;1348022573;dub;oh and BFL shipped some asic -263546;1348022610;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.04 BTC [-] -263545;1348022717;Bugpowder;I got mine this morning -263544;1348022748;Bugpowder;ahhh finally the http://bitcoin.sipa.be charts are fixed -263543;1348022802;Bugpowder;smart -263542;1348022807;Bugpowder;8 ports? -263541;1348022816;Bugpowder;I only got a 7 port hum -263540;1348022817;Bugpowder;hub -263539;1348022871;Obsi;fuck -263538;1348022879;Obsi;you guys made my heart skip a beat -263537;1348022884;Obsi;:/ -263536;1348022999;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 5 @ 0.23 = 1.15 BTC [-] -263535;1348023146;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.233 = 0.466 BTC [+] -263534;1348023468;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 4 @ 0.0849 = 0.3396 BTC [-] -263533;1348023609;Obsi;ugh -263532;1348023659;Obsi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109515.msg1202299#msg1202299 -263531;1348023659;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180N] 1 @ 0.73090418 BTC [-] -263530;1348023893;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1028 = 0.4112 BTC [-] -263529;1348023938;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 20 @ 0.09 = 1.8 BTC [+] -263528;1348023938;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 38 @ 0.082 = 3.116 BTC [-] -263527;1348023950;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6189 BTC [+] -263526;1348023957;Diablo-D3;Obsi: so, did you notice? -263525;1348023961;Diablo-D3;nefario pushed the date back -263524;1348023971;Obsi;which date? -263523;1348023984;Diablo-D3;for motion 127 -263522;1348024003;Obsi;the one to kick you out of DMC? -263521;1348024024;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0945 = 0.2835 BTC [+] -263520;1348024026;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 13 @ 0.094 = 1.222 BTC [-] -263519;1348024027;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0935 BTC [-] -263518;1348024028;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0934 = 0.5604 BTC [-] -263517;1348024029;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 14 @ 0.0934 = 1.3076 BTC [-] -263516;1348024030;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 13 @ 0.093355 = 1.2136 BTC [-] -263515;1348024067;Diablo-D3;Obsi: yes -263514;1348024068;Obsi;I haven't been keeping up on it, did they do an audit? -263513;1348024074;Diablo-D3;Obsi: sssh, hes back -263512;1348024079;Obsi;ooh yea -263511;1348024102;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.1028 = 2.2616 BTC [-] -263510;1348024103;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 70 @ 0.10285 = 7.1995 BTC [+] -263509;1348024107;Obsi;Diablo-D3: ^ see that link? -263508;1348024116;Diablo-D3;yeah -263507;1348024127;Obsi;crazy stuff -263506;1348024140;Diablo-D3;and why do you think I dont trust bfl? -263505;1348024163;Obsi;that's the location their geocodes in pictures were too -263504;1348024295;BTC-Mining;What? -263503;1348024356;Diablo-D3;Obsi: wait, so they've confirmed its an altera hardcopy? -263502;1348024379;Obsi;not real sure, I'm more concerned about the whole doing time for mail fraud thing -263501;1348024398;Diablo-D3;when did you know -263500;1348024400;Diablo-D3;to be honest -263499;1348024412;Diablo-D3;if I knew it was this easy to run scams, I would have been a billionare YEEAAARSS ago -263498;1348024430;kakobrekla;Diablo-D3, never too late to start scamming! -263497;1348024434;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: right! -263496;1348024451;Diablo-D3;ANNOUNCEMENT: DMC IS MAKING 50GH FOR A DOLLAR MACHINES -263495;1348024456;dub;jesus thats grim -263494;1348024460;Diablo-D3;lol -263493;1348024481;Diablo-D3;man, butterfly labs is hilarious -263492;1348024512;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.29999999 BTC [+] -263491;1348024514;Diablo-D3;wgat fibt are tget ysubg -263490;1348024517;Diablo-D3;er -263489;1348024520;Diablo-D3;what font are they using -263488;1348024525;Diablo-D3;it seems to be open sans -263487;1348024531;Diablo-D3;http://www.butterflylabs.com/landing/ -263486;1348024532;Diablo-D3;lol it is -263485;1348024730;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.6189 = 4.3323 BTC [+] -263484;1348024732;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.619 = 5.571 BTC [+] -263483;1348024733;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 22 @ 0.62 = 13.64 BTC [+] -263482;1348024924;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09599999 = 0.288 BTC [+] -263481;1348024944;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [-] -263480;1348025079;BTC-Mining;Wait, what are you guys talking about? -263479;1348025087;Gladamas;selling 17 COGNITIVE shares for 0.622 btc beach, anyone interested? -263478;1348025093;Obsi;BFL Sonny did time for mail fraud -263477;1348025099;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10285 BTC [+] -263476;1348025108;Obsi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109515.0 -263475;1348025221;dub;thats not clear -263474;1348025231;BTC-Mining;What proof do you have? It just links to someone called Sonny -263473;1348025248;BTC-Mining;with documents saying he got nailed for fraud... -263472;1348025259;BTC-Mining;and a registration in Wyoming? -263471;1348025262;Obsi;Read the thread -263470;1348025285;Obsi;then go find the other thread with the metadata from posted pictures showing the same location -263469;1348025298;Obsi;posted pictures of the singles being made, etc -263468;1348025384;Obsi;The link isn't exactly tenuous. BFL is registered in Wyoming, you can find the thread where the RA expired and people freaked out -263467;1348025399;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1300 @ 0.00027657 = 0.3595 BTC [-] -263466;1348025439;BTC-Mining;The metadata was in Kansas City, Missouri -263465;1348025449;BTC-Mining;Why is it a Wyoming registration? -263464;1348025459;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1 @ 0.81030959 BTC [-] -263463;1348025468;BTC-Mining;I remember their metadata showing a location very near to the PO box on their contact us page. -263462;1348025470;Obsi;at the exact location of the address listed in the filing -263461;1348025514;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 79 @ 0.00012936 = 0.0102 BTC [+] -263460;1348025679;BTC-Mining;True -263459;1348025769;BTC-Mining;Looks like it shows the guy's adress is exactly where the geolocation shows... -263458;1348025822;dub;be interesting to see if there is a responce -263457;1348025851;dub;its a pretty fucking elaborate scam -263456;1348025854;Obsi;that's all we need is another massive failure -263455;1348025888;dub;inb4 mining bond crash -263454;1348025909;Obsi;Not sure when his probation ends, but the competition might be able to attack their business since they took preorders -263453;1348025966;Obsi;"or any other business involving the solicitation of funds or cold-calls to customers without the express approval of the Probation Officer " -263452;1348026786;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10285 BTC [+] -263451;1348027019;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4764 @ 0.00027657 = 1.3176 BTC [-] -263450;1348027020;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4436 @ 0.0002737 = 1.2141 BTC [-] -263449;1348027896;BTC-Mining;"Sonny Chris Vleisides, 39, previously of Kansas City, MO was arrested in 2007 and held two years in Italy before he was extradited to the United States. Vleisides was sentenced to 14 months in prison followed by three years supervised release after pleading to one count of mail fraud." -263448;1348027924;BTC-Mining;So in 2009 he's extradited to the US, sentenced for 14 months. -263447;1348027942;BTC-Mining;So probably in 2010, he has 3 years supervised release -263446;1348028083;BTC-Mining;I guess that's the guy =/ -263445;1348028111;BTC-Mining;Everything match and I doubt there's another Sonny Vleiside around Missouri... -263444;1348028266;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.10285 = 2.5713 BTC [+] -263443;1348028328;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10285 = 0.2057 BTC [+] -263442;1348028579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00041332 = 5.8691 BTC [-] -263441;1348028580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00041297 = 5.6577 BTC [-] -263440;1348028952;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 90 @ 0.001 = 0.09 BTC -263439;1348028958;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 42 @ 0.0500005 = 2.1 BTC [-] -263438;1348029005;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 40 @ 0.05 = 2 BTC [-] -263437;1348029071;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.102895 = 0.9261 BTC [+] -263436;1348029072;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.102899 = 0.3087 BTC [+] -263435;1348029073;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 28 @ 0.1029 = 2.8812 BTC [+] -263434;1348029205;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 300 @ 0.001 = 0.3 BTC -263433;1348029436;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.3348 = 2.3436 BTC [-] -263432;1348029438;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.3349 = 2.6792 BTC [+] -263431;1348029439;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3349001 = 0.6698 BTC [+] -263430;1348029440;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.3689 = 1.1067 BTC [+] -263429;1348029442;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.369 = 3.321 BTC [+] -263428;1348029841;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1029 = 0.6174 BTC [+] -263427;1348030149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43600 @ 0.00041297 = 18.0055 BTC [-] -263426;1348030607;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.75 = 3.75 BTC [-] -263425;1348030685;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.72 = 1.44 BTC [-] -263424;1348030736;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.715 = 1.43 BTC [-] -263423;1348030752;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1029 = 0.6174 BTC [+] -263422;1348030869;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 10 @ 0.74 = 7.4 BTC [-] -263421;1348030908;nefario2;new front page for GLBSE -263420;1348030914;nefario2;you need to logout to see -263419;1348030932;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [+] -263418;1348031143;BTC-Mining;yeehaa -263417;1348031179;BTC-Mining;GLBSE for android eh? -263416;1348031229;dub;I gave up waiting for it load -263415;1348031412;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.899 BTC [+] -263414;1348031652;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1157 = 0.6942 BTC [+] -263413;1348031653;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1158 = 0.4632 BTC [+] -263412;1348031699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00041102 = 0.4521 BTC [-] -263411;1348031700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14431 @ 0.00041388 = 5.9727 BTC [+] -263410;1348031702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28969 @ 0.00041512 = 12.0256 BTC [+] -263409;1348031970;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 11 @ 0.0002 = 0.0022 BTC [+] -263408;1348032073;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012936 BTC [+] -263407;1348032126;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.0815 = 0.2445 BTC [-] -263406;1348032404;nefario2;yeah seens to be taking it's sweet time -263405;1348032411;nefario2;guess it's downloading the internet -263404;1348032467;nefario2;maybe backing up the blockchain for everyone -263403;1348033018;dub;unlikely to be a backup, you're part of intersango right? -263402;1348033028;Azelphur;oO, glbse for android -263401;1348033089;Azelphur;nefario2: why does it want to mess with accounts on my device? o.O -263400;1348033108;nefario2;your accounts api -263399;1348033112;nefario2;it's safe -263398;1348033115;Azelphur;ah -263397;1348033119;nefario2;all it can do is buy and sell -263396;1348033122;Azelphur;for storing credentials -263395;1348033129;nefario2;there is a qrcode for this -263394;1348033155;Azelphur;looks fun on my nexus 7 -263393;1348033212;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.29999999 = 0.6 BTC [+] -263392;1348033213;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [+] -263391;1348033226;nefario2;enjoy -263390;1348033229;nefario2;send some btc to the developer -263389;1348033234;nefario2;cool guy -263388;1348033242;nefario2;warm heart etc. -263387;1348033247;Azelphur;looks good on my s3 too:) -263386;1348033318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00041512 = 1.868 BTC [+] -263385;1348033343;Azelphur;xD -263384;1348033938;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.74897899 BTC [-] -263383;1348034698;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2917 @ 0.00028594 = 0.8341 BTC [+] -263382;1348034831;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13600 @ 0.00030483 = 4.1457 BTC [+] -263381;1348035001;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2065 @ 0.00032642 = 0.6741 BTC [+] -263380;1348035080;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.3735 = 2.747 BTC [+] -263379;1348035224;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1029 = 0.2058 BTC [+] -263378;1348035277;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.0034 = 0.085 BTC [+] -263377;1348035279;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -263376;1348035944;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.0989 BTC [+] -263375;1348035968;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1158 BTC [+] -263374;1348036009;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11597982 BTC [+] -263373;1348036139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26600 @ 0.00041095 = 10.9313 BTC [-] -263372;1348036140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20330 @ 0.00041011 = 8.3375 BTC [-] -263371;1348036142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17462 @ 0.00040989 = 7.1575 BTC [-] -263370;1348036143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22100 @ 0.00040698 = 8.9943 BTC [-] -263369;1348036144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12077 @ 0.00040698 = 4.9151 BTC [-] -263368;1348036145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24900 @ 0.00040698 = 10.1338 BTC [-] -263367;1348036146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28159 @ 0.00040698 = 11.4601 BTC [-] -263366;1348036147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33620 @ 0.00040698 = 13.6827 BTC [-] -263365;1348036148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52497 @ 0.00040698 = 21.3652 BTC [-] -263364;1348036149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43600 @ 0.00040698 = 17.7443 BTC [-] -263363;1348036150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11655 @ 0.00040697 = 4.7432 BTC [-] -263362;1348036174;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11597982 = 0.5799 BTC [+] -263361;1348036174;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1159998 = 1.044 BTC [+] -263360;1348036176;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 45 @ 0.11599999 = 5.22 BTC [+] -263359;1348036327;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2 @ 0.054 = 0.108 BTC [+] -263358;1348036608;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -263357;1348036665;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -263356;1348036775;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 6 @ 0.13 = 0.78 BTC [+] -263355;1348036777;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 6 @ 0.12011001 = 0.7207 BTC [-] -263354;1348036778;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 4 @ 0.12010001 = 0.4804 BTC [-] -263353;1348036778;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 9 @ 0.11 = 0.99 BTC [-] -263352;1348036800;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 45 @ 0.0849 = 3.8205 BTC [-] -263351;1348036802;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.09485 BTC [+] -263350;1348036824;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 28 @ 0.1029 = 2.8812 BTC [+] -263349;1348036961;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.0034 = 0.051 BTC [+] -263348;1348037453;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 590 @ 0.31911147 = 188.2758 BTC [+] -263347;1348038059;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 10 @ 0.09783157 = 0.9783 BTC [-] -263346;1348038114;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1029 BTC [+] -263345;1348038140;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.11 = 0.22 BTC [-] -263344;1348038205;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110090.msg1197494#msg1197494 -263343;1348038207;Diablo-D3;lol srsly? -263342;1348038672;BTC-Mining;Yes yes yes yes, chinese co -263341;1348038726;BTC-Mining;Roll the wheel, see if it lands on the "Real co with poor english" -263340;1348038746;BTC-Mining;Or one of the many "better luck next time" ones -263339;1348038800;BTC-Mining;How did his FPGA end up by the way? -263338;1348038991;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.117 = 1.17 BTC [+] -263337;1348038992;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.11878988 = 1.3067 BTC [+] -263336;1348038993;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11878989 BTC [+] -263335;1348039033;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11878989 BTC [+] -263334;1348039043;dub;was quite popular -263333;1348039254;Diablo-D3;is he selling stock on glbse? -263332;1348039338;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 36 @ 0.1029 = 3.7044 BTC [+] -263331;1348039369;Obsi;damn -263330;1348039467;Obsi;I just don't know if prices will drop like a rock for ASICs, or stay steady... we need to incite some price wars -263329;1348039535;Obsi;Diablo-D3: learn to ASIC and lets make our own run of chips -263328;1348039547;Diablo-D3;nope -263327;1348039552;Diablo-D3;it isnt the design thing thats the issue -263326;1348039563;Diablo-D3;I can pirate the relevant software if I gave a fuck -263325;1348039570;Diablo-D3;its dealing with the chinese to fab it -263324;1348039571;Diablo-D3;nothx -263323;1348039577;Diablo-D3;Ill gladly pay someone else to do it -263322;1348039638;mircea_popescu;sooo, anyone wants to lend me asicminer shares for 3 months ? -263321;1348039650;BTC-Mining;For which purpose? -263320;1348039660;mircea_popescu;what difference does it make ? -263319;1348039669;BTC-Mining;I'm curious -263318;1348039678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14045 @ 0.00040697 = 5.7159 BTC [-] -263317;1348039679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31916 @ 0.00040696 = 12.9885 BTC [-] -263316;1348039681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15251 @ 0.00040693 = 6.2061 BTC [-] -263315;1348039684;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no. -263314;1348039691;BTC-Mining;Also, how many and for what kind of fee? -263313;1348039699;mircea_popescu;well how many you got ? -263312;1348039719;BTC-Mining;eh, not much, only 1247 -263311;1348039736;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.116 BTC [-] -263310;1348039737;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1121 = 0.5605 BTC [-] -263309;1348039739;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 22 @ 0.11200101 = 2.464 BTC [-] -263308;1348039740;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 42 @ 0.11200002 = 4.704 BTC [-] -263307;1348039742;mircea_popescu;sounds perfect. i'll take the lot, you can have dividends +1% a month -263306;1348039743;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109349.msg1202784#msg1202784 -263305;1348039752;mircea_popescu;you can only have them back on 19th of dec. -263304;1348039755;Obsi;heh -263303;1348039794;BTC-Mining;Would be good with me. -263302;1348039810;mircea_popescu;aite, pm me your email i'll send you a gpg contract. -263301;1348039835;BTC-Mining;Right away. wait -263300;1348039860;rg;you know what we should do -263299;1348039869;rg;we should vote to have nefario removed from GLBSE -263298;1348039872;rg;wouldnt that be funny -263297;1348039878;dub;im for it -263296;1348039881;rg;i mean, i dont want him really removed -263295;1348039883;rg;but it would be funny -263294;1348039895;dub;get mircea_popescu to take over -263293;1348039900;rg;no -263292;1348039902;rg;i do not agree with that -263291;1348039903;mircea_popescu;i don't think the owners would find a cheaper fool. -263290;1348039922;dub;glbse needs moar pr0n tbh -263289;1348039989;mircea_popescu;;;ident BTC-Mining -263288;1348039990;gribble;Nick 'BTC-Mining', with hostmask 'BTC-Mining!~BTC-Minin@modemcable037.34-22-96.mc.videotron.ca', is identified as user Namjies, with GPG key id F2758D83EEEDE453, key fingerprint F12DE6B4E1EF26F5768BE918F2758D83EEEDE453, and bitcoin address None -263287;1348040529;rg;hehe -263286;1348040532;rg;someone singed up to bitvps yesterday -263285;1348040537;rg;with the company name 'bitporn.com' -263284;1348040540;rg;so your wish might come trrue -263283;1348040589;BTC-Mining;I just don't want nefario out. It's a good platform, albeit slow. -263282;1348040619;dub;rg: mirror content plox -263281;1348040628;dub;it will be our secret -263280;1348040652;BTC-Mining;I think he should keep developing -263279;1348041006;rg;i was jk -263278;1348041010;rg;anything to hassle anyone -263277;1348041030;rg;someone paid for bitvps with a stolen paypal -263276;1348041042;rg;and when they filled in the 'where ddi you hear about us' -263275;1348041045;rg;they listed eligius / luke-jr -263274;1348041048;Azelphur;lol -263273;1348041058;Azelphur;are you going to publicly shame them -263272;1348041061;Luke-Jr;fail -263271;1348041082;Azelphur;it's true, Luke-Jr is known for his stolen paypals -263270;1348041089;dub;it was probably someone trying to improve eligius' credibility -263269;1348041091;Luke-Jr;Azelphur: troll -263268;1348041103;Azelphur;Luke-Jr: hi captain obvious -263267;1348041112;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10285 BTC [-] -263266;1348041114;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [-] -263265;1348041114;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.10120001 = 1.8216 BTC [-] -263264;1348041116;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1012 = 0.4048 BTC [-] -263263;1348041117;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1011 = 0.6066 BTC [-] -263262;1348041118;dub;Luke-Jr: did you see the news about the jesus wife thing? -263261;1348041145;Luke-Jr;dub: fiction isn't news. -263260;1348041151;Luke-Jr;neither is trolling -263259;1348041173;Luke-Jr;if your question is really "is jzknight still in #eligius", then the answer is yes -263258;1348041202;dub;typical head in sand response -263257;1348041225;Azelphur;http://bloggingblue.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Ostrich-man-head-in-sand.gif -263256;1348041237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16317 @ 0.00040693 = 6.6399 BTC [-] -263255;1348041239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37916 @ 0.00040691 = 15.4284 BTC [-] -263254;1348041240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6567 @ 0.00040668 = 2.6707 BTC [-] -263253;1348041242;Azelphur;but now now, lets not pick on people for their religion :p -263252;1348041269;rg;its not fiction -263251;1348041272;rg;im serious -263250;1348041291;rg;they signed up a s -263249;1348041294;rg;'Ann marie Vaugh' -263248;1348041294;dub;im not picking, theres credible evidense that there exists a document from 400ad discussing jesus being married -263247;1348041303;Azelphur;rg: lol -263246;1348041310;mircea_popescu;dub ya i just saw that. -263245;1348041321;dub;which throws a big old spanner into Luke-Jr's fairy tale reality -263244;1348041352;Azelphur;dub: yes, we all know that religious people are illogical and refuse to see fact, but picking on them only makes them mad :p -263243;1348041368;Azelphur;and doesn't really serve to change anything -263242;1348041405;Luke-Jr;dub: yeah… head in sand who? -263241;1348041431;dub;lol -263240;1348041439;Luke-Jr;"oh, 2 of 3 reviews thought it was bogus, but we didn't tell them it was showed to some friends, so ignore that! besides, we're not trying to pull anything here - trust us, ok?" -263239;1348041454;Luke-Jr;soooooo convincing -263238;1348041455;dub;the old 'NO U' defense -263237;1348041472;Luke-Jr;yes, 'NO U' is the correct and only response to ad hominem -263236;1348042318;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1011 BTC [-] -263235;1348042319;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.10101001 = 1.7172 BTC [-] -263234;1348042321;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10101 = 0.404 BTC [-] -263233;1348042322;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [-] -263232;1348042323;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10005 = 0.3002 BTC [-] -263231;1348042324;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10005 = 1.0005 BTC [-] -263230;1348042326;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.10005 = 1.4007 BTC [-] -263229;1348042799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00041048 = 1.5188 BTC [+] -263228;1348043115;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10005 = 0.2001 BTC [-] -263227;1348043358;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0949 BTC [+] -263226;1348043694;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10005 = 0.2001 BTC [-] -263225;1348044547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20140 @ 0.00041048 = 8.2671 BTC [+] -263224;1348044548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12545 @ 0.00041512 = 5.2077 BTC [+] -263223;1348044549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8815 @ 0.00041577 = 3.665 BTC [+] -263222;1348044709;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 48 @ 0.1 = 4.8 BTC [+] -263221;1348044816;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.00339 = 0.0237 BTC [-] -263220;1348045258;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.41015767 BTC [-] -263219;1348045506;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.61010001 = 1.8303 BTC [-] -263218;1348045519;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -263217;1348045599;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.61 = 2.44 BTC [-] -263216;1348045733;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.61000001 = 1.22 BTC [+] -263215;1348045853;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.58010001 = 1.7403 BTC [-] -263214;1348045873;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [-] -263213;1348045875;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 10 @ 0.26 = 2.6 BTC [-] -263212;1348046133;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6779 BTC [-] -263211;1348046166;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 7 @ 0.3699 = 2.5893 BTC [+] -263210;1348046624;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 19 @ 0.118749 = 2.2562 BTC [+] -263209;1348046625;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.11875 = 1.7813 BTC [+] -263208;1348046627;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 19 @ 0.11878989 = 2.257 BTC [+] -263207;1348046627;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.118889 = 11.8889 BTC [+] -263206;1348046628;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11895 BTC [+] -263205;1348046629;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.11899 = 5.9495 BTC [+] -263204;1348046631;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 46 @ 0.119 = 5.474 BTC [+] -263203;1348046660;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.119 = 0.476 BTC [+] -263202;1348046924;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3300 @ 0.00030772 = 1.0155 BTC [-] -263201;1348046925;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3353 @ 0.00029932 = 1.0036 BTC [-] -263200;1348047041;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 64 @ 0.0500005 = 3.2 BTC [-] -263199;1348047041;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 100 @ 0.05 = 5 BTC [-] -263198;1348047065;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 46 @ 0.05 = 2.3 BTC [-] -263197;1348047228;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 30 @ 0.01 = 0.3 BTC [+] -263196;1348047328;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.10005001 = 0.8004 BTC [+] -263195;1348047330;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.10005 = 1.2006 BTC [-] -263194;1348047331;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.10003 = 9.903 BTC [-] -263193;1348047331;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.10000001 = 10 BTC [-] -263192;1348047333;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10000001 = 0.4 BTC [-] -263191;1348047334;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.1 = 20 BTC [-] -263190;1348047335;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -263189;1348047336;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3000 @ 0.1 = 300 BTC [-] -263188;1348047352;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.62999996 = 2.52 BTC [+] -263187;1348047377;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.1 = 1.1 BTC [-] -263186;1348047626;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.14500001 = 0.435 BTC [-] -263185;1348047672;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10279999 = 0.514 BTC [+] -263184;1348047951;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [+] -263183;1348048119;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.24298 BTC [-] -263182;1348048121;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.2499 BTC [+] -263181;1348048557;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8364 @ 0.0002737 = 2.2892 BTC [-] -263180;1348048558;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1436 @ 0.00027278 = 0.3917 BTC [-] -263179;1348048671;rg;is something wrong with MPEX -263178;1348048673;rg;i cant seem to reach it -263177;1348048721;mircea_popescu;pings fine -263176;1348048730;rg;urllib2.URLError: -263175;1348048741;rg;would think that's a DNS problem -263174;1348048743;rg;not a box problem -263173;1348048787;rg;i can look it up just fine -263172;1348048787;rg;wtf -263171;1348048798;mircea_popescu;It's just you. http://mpex.us is up. -263170;1348048815;rg;[james@elephant ~]$ telnet polimedia.us 80 -263169;1348048815;rg;Trying 63.247.64.92... -263168;1348048840;mircea_popescu;telnet ? -263167;1348048841;mircea_popescu;lol. -263166;1348048850;rg;what's wrong with telnet? -263165;1348048863;mircea_popescu;i don't run telnet. -263164;1348048869;rg;well that's great -263163;1348048872;rg;but im not connecting to telnet -263162;1348048874;rg;telnet is port 23 -263161;1348048878;rg;im clearly trying to cnnect to port 80 -263160;1348048880;rg;which is http -263159;1348048885;mircea_popescu;o i c. -263158;1348048894;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.62999996 = 2.52 BTC [+] -263157;1348048895;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.62999997 = 2.52 BTC [+] -263156;1348048897;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.62999998 = 1.26 BTC [+] -263155;1348048898;mircea_popescu;hey, i skim. -263154;1348048903;rg;haha me too -263153;1348048909;rg;im notorious for skimming -263152;1348048985;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3739 BTC [+] -263151;1348049235;rg;wtf why wont this work -263150;1348049254;rg;GNAX figured out it was me -263149;1348049257;rg;and they firewalled me out -263148;1348049289;Diablo-D3;what wont work? -263147;1348049325;rg;MPEX is being a dick to me -263146;1348049470;mircea_popescu;rg lol you got banned boi -263145;1348049488;mircea_popescu;i'm not surprised if you're doing weirdo telnet into 80 that you'd get on the list. -263144;1348049638;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3737 BTC [-] -263143;1348049911;rg;pff -263142;1348049917;rg;telneting to port 80 is the same as connecting with a browser -263141;1348049956;Diablo-D3;X-UA-Im-so-fresh: you can suck my nuts -263140;1348049986;mircea_popescu;lol -263139;1348050056;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.095995 = 0.288 BTC [-] -263138;1348050296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31293 @ 0.00041258 = 12.9109 BTC [-] -263137;1348051321;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.094 = 0.188 BTC [-] -263136;1348051976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00040999 = 6.0679 BTC [-] -263135;1348052975;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.1624 = 0.3248 BTC [+] -263134;1348053017;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 15 @ 0.17 = 2.55 BTC [+] -263133;1348053041;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.18894 BTC [+] -263132;1348053537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40831 @ 0.00040668 = 16.6052 BTC [-] -263131;1348053538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10269 @ 0.00040609 = 4.1701 BTC [-] -263130;1348055096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29331 @ 0.00040609 = 11.911 BTC [-] -263129;1348055098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00040527 = 1.7832 BTC [-] -263128;1348055099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24869 @ 0.00040444 = 10.058 BTC [-] -263127;1348055708;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 99 @ 0.0726 = 7.1874 BTC [-] -263126;1348055709;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 131 @ 0.0725 = 9.4975 BTC [-] -263125;1348056828;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.7 = 2.8 BTC [-] -263124;1348056952;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2200 @ 0.00027565 = 0.6064 BTC [+] -263123;1348057176;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 69 @ 0.0725 = 5.0025 BTC [-] -263122;1348057177;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.0705 = 0.705 BTC [-] -263121;1348057178;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.0702 = 0.1404 BTC [-] -263120;1348057179;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 38 @ 0.0701 = 2.6638 BTC [-] -263119;1348057228;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 4 @ 0.1824 = 0.7296 BTC [-] -263118;1348057229;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 3 @ 0.1823 = 0.5469 BTC [-] -263117;1348057268;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10249499 = 1.0249 BTC [-] -263116;1348057821;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [-] -263115;1348057831;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.46710001 = 1.8684 BTC [-] -263114;1348057832;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.4671 = 3.7368 BTC [-] -263113;1348057834;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.467 = 4.67 BTC [-] -263112;1348057835;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.461 = 1.844 BTC [-] -263111;1348057836;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -263110;1348057836;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.455 BTC [-] -263109;1348057838;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.422 = 1.688 BTC [-] -263108;1348058037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 112000 @ 0.00335 = 375.2 BTC [-] -263107;1348059009;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10249499 BTC [-] -263106;1348059183;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10249499 = 0.41 BTC [-] -263105;1348059249;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.0619 BTC [-] -263104;1348059282;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.049 BTC [-] -263103;1348059402;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 3 @ 0.74 = 2.22 BTC [+] -263102;1348059598;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7745 @ 0.00027565 = 2.1349 BTC [+] -263101;1348059876;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -263100;1348059879;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.45625096 BTC. Last price: 0.62999998 BTC. Capital gain: -0.37000002 BTC. Total: 0.08625094 BTC. (8.6%) -263099;1348059988;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -263098;1348059991;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@0.9BTC] paid: 0.45625096 BTC. Last price: 0.62999998 BTC. Capital gain: -0.27000002 BTC. Total: 0.18625094 BTC. (20.7%) -263097;1348060364;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.02 BTC [-] -263096;1348060403;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 50 @ 0.0192 = 0.96 BTC [-] -263095;1348060433;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 75 @ 0.019 = 1.425 BTC [-] -263094;1348060949;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.66499 = 2.66 BTC [+] -263093;1348061047;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.116 BTC [-] -263092;1348061157;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4955 @ 0.00027565 = 1.3658 BTC [+] -263091;1348061158;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13745 @ 0.00027486 = 3.778 BTC [-] -263090;1348061244;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 12 @ 0.74 = 8.88 BTC [+] -263089;1348061296;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 35 @ 0.00999996 = 0.35 BTC [+] -263088;1348061481;dub;;;bc,stats -263087;1348061483;gribble;Current Blocks: 199530 | Current Difficulty: 2694047.952955 | Next Difficulty At Block: 199583 | Next Difficulty In: 53 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 8 hours, 4 minutes, and 57 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2896700.59267377 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.52223580492 -263086;1348061534;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.745 BTC [-] -263085;1348062212;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -263084;1348062217;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.1151] [Ask: 0.11906499] [Spread: 0.00396499] [Last: 0.116] [24hVol: 78.67128296] [7dAvg: 0.11107235] -263083;1348100220;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.51 = 1.02 BTC [-] -263082;1348100323;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.67010001 = 1.3402 BTC [-] -263081;1348100324;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.6701 = 4.6907 BTC [-] -263080;1348100325;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.67 = 6.7 BTC [-] -263079;1348100410;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -263078;1348100595;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 5 @ 0.10002 = 0.5001 BTC [-] -263077;1348100597;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 100 @ 0.10001 = 10.001 BTC [-] -263076;1348101566;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.0955 = 0.4775 BTC [-] -263075;1348101636;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.65899999 BTC [+] -263074;1348101720;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2580 @ 0.00026415 = 0.6815 BTC [-] -263073;1348101721;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2720 @ 0.000264 = 0.7181 BTC [-] -263072;1348101869;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 50 @ 0.13999 = 6.9995 BTC [+] -263071;1348101957;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 65 @ 0.10989 = 7.1429 BTC [+] -263070;1348101958;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 125 @ 0.1099 = 13.7375 BTC [+] -263069;1348102004;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 300 @ 0.11079 = 33.237 BTC [+] -263068;1348102020;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.msg1205151#msg1205151 -263067;1348102093;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 58 @ 0.13999 = 8.1194 BTC [+] -263066;1348102242;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.64989999 = 4.5493 BTC [-] -263065;1348102244;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.64999999 = 5.85 BTC [+] -263064;1348102245;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [+] -263063;1348102480;kakobrekla;lol inaba is a retard -263062;1348102622;nefario;kakobrekla: why? -263061;1348102704;kakobrekla;nefario, walks like a tard, talks like a tard.... -263060;1348102716;nefario;have you met him? -263059;1348102724;kuzetsa;heh -263058;1348102741;nefario;I have -263057;1348102744;kakobrekla;i can see the idioticity through his forum posts -263056;1348102745;nefario;cool guy -263055;1348102755;kakobrekla;total whacko. -263054;1348102756;nefario;really -263053;1348102756;nefario;howso -263052;1348102765;kakobrekla;prolly jerks off while he writes forums posts -263051;1348102769;kakobrekla;thats why he is normal in person -263050;1348102776;nefario;lol -263049;1348102784;nefario;he's actually a really cool guy -263048;1348102798;nefario;all the people I had a chance to talk to at the conference were -263047;1348102810;kakobrekla;ah -263046;1348102816;kakobrekla;you didnt let the uncool people speak -263045;1348102843;kakobrekla;anyway what nefario thinks of him doesnt change a thing -263044;1348102859;nefario;lol -263043;1348102949;nefario;heh don't know yet -263042;1348102953;nefario;no ones done it -263041;1348103022;nefario;BDT/ bitscalper has been doxed -263040;1348103038;copumpkin;I've been doxed too! -263039;1348103046;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.msg1205151#msg1205151 -263038;1348103067;BTC-Mining;usagi: White/Blue will have high requirements -263037;1348103073;copumpkin;usagi: why? -263036;1348103083;copumpkin;doxing is never okay -263035;1348103096;copumpkin;well, depending on how it's done :) -263034;1348103101;copumpkin;yes, that doesn't mean you publish it publicly -263033;1348103125;copumpkin;doxing typically has implications of posting all sorts of personal information in public places -263032;1348103137;copumpkin;some asshole last year enjoyed doing it to ops in #bitcoin-otc who banned him -263031;1348103171;nefario;copumpkin: he agreed to it when he got verified on GLBSE -263030;1348103193;copumpkin;nefario: to the public? or to shareholders who request it? -263029;1348103198;copumpkin;if it's to the public, it's fucked -263028;1348103201;nefario;public -263027;1348103206;copumpkin;yeah, then that's fucked -263026;1348103225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00040909 = 3.6 BTC [-] -263025;1348103226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00040867 = 0.8173 BTC [-] -263024;1348103227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00040681 = 1.4238 BTC [-] -263023;1348103230;nefario;what are credit rating agencies copumpkin -263022;1348103230;copumpkin;you can write a EULA that says "you sign away your firstborn" but that doesn't make it legit -263021;1348103254;copumpkin;you pay them to rate you -263020;1348103262;copumpkin;and you voluntarily provide information -263019;1348103272;copumpkin;they will summarize it and give you a rating -263018;1348103273;nefario;you think it's ok he's stolen 100K USD worth of bitcoin or more? -263017;1348103280;copumpkin;I never said that -263016;1348103310;nefario;after we catch him I think the instances of fraud on GLBSE will drop -263015;1348103314;copumpkin;but publishing someone's personal information publicly is never okay -263014;1348103317;copumpkin;"catch" hash king? -263013;1348103319;nefario;we're going the whole hog with this -263012;1348103320;copumpkin;wtf -263011;1348103325;copumpkin;talk about a witch hunt -263010;1348103328;nefario;bit day trade -263009;1348103332;copumpkin;oh okay -263008;1348103337;nefario;I don't care about HK -263007;1348103340;nefario;not my problem -263006;1348103354;nefario;lol -263005;1348103355;nefario;can't believe he's only 15 -263004;1348103362;copumpkin;even then, I don't support publishing personal information except to law enforcement or people to serve him with papers -263003;1348103363;mircea_popescu;he's not 15. -263002;1348103369;mircea_popescu;jesus fucking christ what's this stupidity. -263001;1348103379;copumpkin;usagi: lol wtf -263000;1348103380;copumpkin;he's not 15 -262999;1348103400;copumpkin;because I've interacted with him extensively, and he owes me thousands of bitcoins? -262998;1348103411;mircea_popescu;everyone thinks he has a valid opinion now on the basis of having read three posts on an otaku forum somewhere -262997;1348103413;mircea_popescu;it's sickening. -262996;1348103429;BTC-Mining;copumpkin, the premise of giving your info to GLBSE to be verified is to agree to disclose them if something happens to you or your issue. -262995;1348103459;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the problem there is that the first time he does that to someone in the eu who's pissy enough and complains to the auithorities -262994;1348103462;mircea_popescu;he'll be in jail. -262993;1348103465;copumpkin;BTC-Mining: sure, disclosing in private to justifiably interested parties is fine. Your shareholders/creditors should definitely be able to find out if any funny business happens -262992;1348103484;BTC-Mining;The "I'm 15" post was sarcastic. -262991;1348103491;BTC-Mining;@usagi -262990;1348103502;copumpkin;BTC-Mining: but it's shady as hell to release your customers' information without a court order. Note how MagicalTux refuses to give any information without a police report -262989;1348103514;copumpkin;BTC-Mining: take casascius on the other hand, releasing pirateat40's home address -262988;1348103518;copumpkin;Tux = good -262987;1348103519;mircea_popescu;copumpkin more to the point : it's illegal. -262986;1348103523;copumpkin;Casascius = bad -262985;1348103543;BTC-Mining;Yes, but unlike MtGox, the info you give GLBSE, you give permission for those info to be disclosed publicly. -262984;1348103549;mircea_popescu;doesn't make a difference. -262983;1348103566;copumpkin;BTC-Mining: they can write "you sign away your firstborn" on that EULA, but it isn't actually valid -262982;1348103576;mircea_popescu;let me explain this for the benefit of those who have no ideea how the law works. -262981;1348103590;mircea_popescu;woman shows up at police complains she's being stalked. -262980;1348103597;BTC-Mining;As far as I know, agreeing to disclose your private information is perfectly valid, however. -262979;1348103604;mircea_popescu;asked where stalker might have gotten her identity, she lists nefario's glbse. -262978;1348103620;mircea_popescu;the da in her country sends a comity request to the brits, -262977;1348103630;mircea_popescu;and next he shows up at the airport in the uk nefario is kindly asked to show up to the da. -262976;1348103638;Doffx;You are a doctor nefario? -262975;1348103640;mircea_popescu;they discover he's done this, he gets prosecuted. -262974;1348103651;dub;wow wtf -262973;1348103656;dub;nefario is retarded -262972;1348103664;dub;get your shit out of glbse statte -262971;1348103698;dub;publishing customer info? -262970;1348103702;dub;thats illegal bro -262969;1348103720;dub;in any civilised juristiction anyway -262968;1348103728;nefario;depends on jurisdiction -262967;1348103734;nefario;in the EU you're bound by the data protection laws -262966;1348103747;mircea_popescu;nefario weren't you claiming to live in the uk when i said you lived in china ? -262965;1348103748;nefario;cannot collect or keep data on a person except for the purposes they agree to -262964;1348103777;nefario;I'm not involved in the hasking thing at all -262963;1348103788;nefario;and if he's really 15 -262962;1348103792;copumpkin;lol -262961;1348103792;nefario;then nothing will come of it -262960;1348103794;nefario;IMO -262959;1348103878;kakobrekla;so -262958;1348103883;Enky;good evening -262957;1348103883;kakobrekla;italian police is getting involived or what -262956;1348103891;Enky;what the hell happened? -262955;1348103893;dub;should be -262954;1348103907;dub;if I was bitscalper I would have reported it to them -262953;1348103917;dub;and the UK police or wherever nefario is -262952;1348103929;dub;if its china, don't bother -262951;1348104063;nefario;dub: what laws would you like to try to prosecute me under? -262950;1348104076;dub;im sure there are privacy laws in the uk -262949;1348104093;nefario;there is data protection act 2008 -262948;1348104109;nefario;you should read it -262947;1348104115;nefario;it's not too difficult -262946;1348104132;nefario;also there are plenty of explanations online if you don't get it -262945;1348104149;nefario;sorry -262944;1348104155;nefario;it's 1998 data protection act -262943;1348104161;dub;bound to be the same as the equivalent here, which makes it illegal to disclose shit to 3rd parties without court order -262942;1348104188;BTC-Mining;I don't know about UK, but here in Canada, I'm almost sure you can agree to get your personal data published and it's perfectly valid as long as you agreed to it. -262941;1348104222;BTC-Mining;It's only illegal if you gave it so the service can identify you, and they then publish it without your consent. -262940;1348104238;BTC-Mining;Which is not why you gave the information. In that case it would require a court order. -262939;1348104250;Enky;so nefario blame them because they published the id of alberto on the forum? -262938;1348104258;Enky;am i right? -262937;1348104267;nefario;blame who? -262936;1348104278;BTC-Mining;nefario published Alberto's info. -262935;1348104279;dub;nefario published it -262934;1348104281;Enky;ah sorry -262933;1348104286;Enky;ok ok -262932;1348104287;BTC-Mining;Others are complaining about that. -262931;1348104287;Enky;sorry -262930;1348104366;nefario;BTC-Mining: others are complaining about what? -262929;1348104383;BTC-Mining;Well that you published private info? -262928;1348104407;BTC-Mining;But nefario, you should probably consult a lawyer and get a form for people to sign when they give GLBSE identification documents. -262927;1348104408;nefario;actually the only complaint seems to be that we're pushing for prosecution -262926;1348104420;midnightmagic;BTC-Mining: I'm pretty sure it's not illegal in many cases, and it's somewhat different per-province/territory. -262925;1348104422;nefario;not about releasing info -262924;1348104452;BTC-Mining;I'm talking about people on this chat complaining, not on the thread -262923;1348104476;nefario;there's dub and mircea, so no one important -262922;1348104502;midnightmagic;BTC-Mining: In any case, here's a helpful datasheet: http://www.priv.gc.ca/information/02_05_d_08_e.asp -262921;1348104578;dub;not important like nefarios crew -262920;1348104584;dub;interscamgo et al -262919;1348104599;dub;the furture of bitcoin -262918;1348104607;mircea_popescu;what the hell ? -262917;1348104638;midnightmagic;BTC-Mining: In the absolute worst case, and in the event the Privacy Commissioner of Canada agrees with your case, you take it to court, potentially get damages awarded, and can have the court order the business to change the way it handles privacy information. But it's certainly not a criminal punishment for bad behaviour.. -262916;1348104671;BTC-Mining;For that I'd agree... -262915;1348104687;mircea_popescu;.ticker asicminer -262914;1348104696;kakobrekla;no. -262913;1348104697;midnightmagic;BTC-Mining: Also, it applies only to organizations engaged in commercial activities. I think private individuals acting are NOT covered. -262912;1348104698;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -262911;1348104700;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.1127] [Ask: 0.1132] [Spread: 0.0005] [Last: 0.115] [24hVol: 371.99231947] [7dAvg: 0.11296469] -262910;1348104715;BTC-Mining;oh and mircea, nefario, quit it already. You both manage an important trading platform. -262909;1348104728;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining no, we don't bioth anything -262908;1348104740;mircea_popescu;he's managing an appaling trainwreck which is a putrid stain on the reputation of bitcoin -262907;1348104749;mircea_popescu;and he associates with some putrid stains on the reputation of bitcoin -262906;1348104753;mircea_popescu;and he lies about it now. -262905;1348104756;mircea_popescu;so, no. -262904;1348104768;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1127 = 0.5635 BTC [-] -262903;1348104768;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.1125 = 1.35 BTC [-] -262902;1348104770;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1112 BTC [-] -262901;1348104771;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1111 = 3.9996 BTC [-] -262900;1348104772;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.111 = 2.22 BTC [-] -262899;1348104773;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.11000001 = 1.65 BTC [-] -262898;1348104775;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 72 @ 0.11 = 7.92 BTC [-] -262897;1348104776;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 70 @ 0.11 = 7.7 BTC [-] -262896;1348104796;nefario;what can I say, mircea has more time to piss away on IRC than me, let him have this domain -262895;1348104821;smickles;o, more popcorn fodder? -262894;1348104833;mircea_popescu;the only reason i'm not routing you off the forum is cause the forum isn't worth the effort. -262893;1348104844;mircea_popescu;if idiots like mathew wright can dick around there so can idiots like you. -262892;1348104870;midnightmagic;Who's kakobrekla >? -262891;1348104879;kakobrekla;me -262890;1348104895;nefario;lol -262889;1348104896;midnightmagic;Yes, but do you operate something? You are listed as channel founder: what was the purpose of this channel meant to be? -262888;1348104896;nefario;you're no one -262887;1348104907;nefario;he runs assbot I think -262886;1348104914;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol i admire you not booting the idiot at this point. i would have. -262885;1348104926;mircea_popescu;nefario he owns the chanel. and you're 15. -262884;1348104952;nefario;with mild alopecia -262883;1348104968;kakobrekla;what is the issue here -262882;1348104979;smickles;:o -262881;1348104982;nefario;with alopecia? -262880;1348104997;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.081 = 0.324 BTC [-] -262879;1348104999;nefario;no, just saying if I'm 15 then I've got a hair problem -262878;1348105021;copumpkin;o.O -262877;1348105040;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0815 BTC [+] -262876;1348105050;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5580 @ 0.000264 = 1.4731 BTC [-] -262875;1348105052;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 620 @ 0.00026371 = 0.1635 BTC [-] -262874;1348105053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00040681 = 2.5019 BTC [-] -262873;1348105054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.00040555 = 5.9413 BTC [-] -262872;1348105098;smickles;tits -262871;1348105102;kakobrekla;this is a free for all -262870;1348105110;kakobrekla;you can insult eachother as you please -262869;1348105116;kakobrekla;if you cant take it, leave -262868;1348105124;kakobrekla;im not going to ban anyone at this point -262867;1348105127;kakobrekla;thanks. -262866;1348105149;mircea_popescu;admirable. -262865;1348105215;smickles;come on man, race war. let's go! -262864;1348105222;BTC-Mining;and Kako is right, in my opinion. -262863;1348105225;kakobrekla;usagi, extensive spaming for example -262862;1348105236;kakobrekla;repeating the same line over and over again -262861;1348105237;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.077 BTC [-] -262860;1348105239;kakobrekla;exactly the same. -262859;1348105242;kakobrekla;that would get you banned. -262858;1348105251;nefario;*** PENIS PILLS **** WWW>PENIPILLS>COM -262857;1348105269;mircea_popescu;i told you he's 15. -262856;1348105282;kakobrekla;better to let everyone shine in their true light -262855;1348105290;kakobrekla;if i ban someone, we will be short of that info -262854;1348105332;mircea_popescu;jesus he's so close to my own philosophy i could try. -262853;1348105335;mircea_popescu;i could cry* -262852;1348105377;kakobrekla;i would ban highlevelminer for example :) -262851;1348105439;kakobrekla;hm -262850;1348105440;kakobrekla;accually -262849;1348105448;kakobrekla;i had a wicked idea a few days ago -262848;1348105451;kakobrekla;if you want it -262847;1348105455;kakobrekla;i will implement it -262846;1348105492;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 13 @ 0.14500003 = 1.885 BTC [+] -262845;1348105493;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 7 @ 0.14500002 = 1.015 BTC [-] -262844;1348105497;kakobrekla;each person can cast a vote for other people to be kicked out of this room, if there is n votes in m, person gets a o minute ban -262843;1348105507;kakobrekla;in m minutes* -262842;1348105518;midnightmagic;kakobrekla: I am not appealing to you to act: I am curious to know the boundaries. I know them now. Thanks for clarifying. Heh heh.. -262841;1348105557;kakobrekla;like a self moderation thingy. -262840;1348105566;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1099 = 2.7475 BTC [-] -262839;1348105568;mircea_popescu;that is a really stupid. -262838;1348105572;mircea_popescu;ideea. -262837;1348105582;kakobrekla;you feel you would fly out quickly eh -262836;1348105613;Bugpowder;What if you had to pay 1BTC per vote, to be distributed to the remaining people in the room? -262835;1348105618;kakobrekla;lol -262834;1348105639;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla think of it this way : i have enough money to hire people to come post here to kick you out. -262833;1348105673;mircea_popescu;in general the value comes from the outliers not from the center. this is why we have silicon valley : to support innovation, not conformity. -262832;1348105690;kakobrekla;fine -262831;1348105692;mircea_popescu;so as an ideea it runs contrary to the very principle of pretty much everything, from bitcoin to freenode all the way to foss. -262830;1348105693;kakobrekla;you asked for moderation -262829;1348105696;kakobrekla;i gave you an option -262828;1348105698;kakobrekla;refused. -262827;1348105704;kakobrekla;we are done with this topic now, for good. -262826;1348105714;smickles;democracy = mob rule -262825;1348105727;kakobrekla;pull your guns back out -262824;1348105729;nefario;anarchy=...anarchy -262823;1348105759;mircea_popescu;nefario anarchy is that system where some guy that's been running the market where scams gather for years doesn't get to play the respectable. -262822;1348105765;mircea_popescu;yes, you're nto a whore yourself. you're the matron. -262821;1348105789;BTC-Mining;smickles: indeed, no mob rule -262820;1348105816;BTC-Mining;Enlightened absolutism all the way -262819;1348105850;smickles;we just need an appeal to god, that's all -262818;1348105860;mircea_popescu;for to give us -262817;1348105862;mircea_popescu;watermelons! -262816;1348105887;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 3 @ 0.03498999 = 0.105 BTC [-] -262815;1348105943;BTC-Mining;Hmm... I'd be all for watermelons -262814;1348105944;smickles;wait, -262813;1348105961;smickles;the movie version of the emperor caligulaQ!!! -262812;1348106165;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -262811;1348106167;gribble;12.37 -262810;1348106199;dub;kakobrekla: they had that in #bitcoin a year ago, it got gamed -262809;1348106210;dub;longer than that maybe -262808;1348106214;kakobrekla;aha -262807;1348106218;kakobrekla;i was not aware of that -262806;1348106223;dub;it was neat -262805;1348106255;dub;if people said 'thanks dub' you got karma points, eventually you got voice, then you could !+b loser and if enough voices agreed they got banned -262804;1348106273;kakobrekla;o cute -262803;1348106345;smickles;people -262802;1348106382;nefario;Smoovious: or 100% are self serving -262801;1348106388;nefario;but not a mix -262800;1348106407;nefario;not exactly -262799;1348106576;assbot;[GLBSE] [UDN] 3 @ 0.03498999 = 0.105 BTC [-] -262798;1348106583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36400 @ 0.00041085 = 14.9549 BTC [+] -262797;1348106667;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -262796;1348106866;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012936 BTC [+] -262795;1348106902;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012936 BTC [+] -262794;1348107074;kakobrekla;nefario >> Alberto was also involved in another case of fraud, http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/09/ensos-zenpad-is-vaporware-get-refunds-while-they-last/ -262793;1348107075;kakobrekla;lol -262792;1348107080;kakobrekla;this was known for what, half a year? -262791;1348107114;kakobrekla;twas in the the first failed bdt thread -262790;1348107115;kakobrekla;oh well -262789;1348107148;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.001 BTC [+] -262788;1348107168;nefario;fuck this talk like a pirate day -262787;1348107178;nefario;cant understand any of the fucking links in reddit -262786;1348107200;copumpkin;avast! -262785;1348107220;kakobrekla;again with the pirate. -262784;1348107228;copumpkin;arr -262783;1348107231;copumpkin;aye -262782;1348107250;kakobrekla;is that dude still present on irc anyway -262781;1348107274;nefario;holler be savin 'stow pillage nsfw -262780;1348107287;smickles;;;ident pirateat40 -262779;1348107287;gribble;Nick 'pirateat40', with hostmask 'pirateat40!~pirateat4@unaffiliated/pirateat40', is not identified. -262778;1348107296;smickles;not right now anyway -262777;1348107324;dub;yes he is, in #btcst -262776;1348107363;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12200 @ 0.00027584 = 3.3652 BTC [+] -262775;1348107365;kuzetsa;/who pirateat40 -262774;1348107370;kuzetsa;/ns info pirateat40 -262773;1348107375;kuzetsa;/ison pirateat40 -262772;1348107377;kuzetsa;oh -262771;1348107390;kuzetsa;/me gives the keyboard a funny lool -262770;1348107393;kuzetsa;*look -262769;1348107415;dub;irc is hard -262768;1348107448;kuzetsa;my keyboard has buttons which, when pressed in a certain way make the IRC thing not do normal-like -262767;1348107449;smickles;i thought pirate usually idented when he hopped on -262766;1348107486;dub;not lately -262765;1348107496;kuzetsa;yeah :/ -262764;1348107510;kuzetsa;probably too many "leave a message using gribble" hatemails -262763;1348107538;kakobrekla;;;hate later -262762;1348107538;gribble;Error: "hate" is not a valid command. -262761;1348107546;mircea_popescu;;;later hate -262760;1348107547;gribble;Error: The "Later" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "hate" in it. Try "list Later" to see the commands in the "Later" plugin. -262759;1348107555;mircea_popescu;gribs is an innocent. -262758;1348107556;kakobrekla;ah -262757;1348107565;smickles;;;ident mircea_popescu -262756;1348107566;gribble;Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@trilema/mircea-popescu', is not identified. -262755;1348107570;smickles;:o -262754;1348107575;kakobrekla;scammer -262753;1348107575;mircea_popescu;want me to ident ? -262752;1348107586;smickles;;;ident -262751;1348107586;gribble;You are identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -262750;1348107592;smickles;mwahaha -262749;1348107606;mircea_popescu;;;echo No, YOU are identified as user smickles -262748;1348107607;gribble;No, YOU are identified as user smickles -262747;1348107611;smickles;;;ident kakobrekla -262746;1348107612;gribble;Nick 'kakobrekla', with hostmask 'kakobrekla!~T42@89-212-41-49.static.t-2.net', is not identified. -262745;1348107624;kakobrekla;;;ident -262744;1348107624;gribble;You are not identified. -262743;1348107627;smickles;scamed by the chanop -262742;1348107629;kakobrekla;pft -262741;1348107630;kakobrekla;;;ident -262740;1348107631;gribble;You are not identified. -262739;1348107632;kakobrekla;;;ident -262738;1348107633;gribble;You are identified as user kakobrekla, with GPG key id 27AF75321F2489E8, key fingerprint 27C3CE9A20851312F086268C27AF75321F2489E8, and bitcoin address None -262737;1348107640;mircea_popescu;uh ?! -262736;1348107739;kuzetsa;;;echo I like cheese -262735;1348107739;gribble;I like cheese -262734;1348107743;smickles;i keep reading the channel mode as +cunt -262733;1348107762;mircea_popescu;want sum ? get sum! -262732;1348107765;smickles;.py print ';;ident' -262731;1348107767;markac;;;ident -262730;1348107767;gribble;You are not identified. -262729;1348107768;dub;;;later tell kuzetsa not when its in your vagina -262728;1348107769;gribble;The operation succeeded. -262727;1348107801;kuzetsa;the hell -262726;1348107809;kuzetsa;please don't talk about my anatomy -262725;1348107811;nefario;lol -262724;1348107827;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110709.0;topicseen -262723;1348107829;dub;sif you have a vagoo -262722;1348107852;dub;that looks shooped -262721;1348107864;dub;I can tell because of pixels and nefario is a scammer -262720;1348107916;mircea_popescu;ahaha smickles haxx -262719;1348107963;smickles;mircea_popescu: one day, markac will ident as me -262718;1348107978;copumpkin;;;ud markac -262717;1348107979;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/products.php?term=Markac&defid=5962291 | ... with your own definition! by pseudonym129874. Definition: A slang term for anal masturbation. Example: That cucumber is perfect for some Markac action ... -262716;1348107995;mircea_popescu;nowai ?! -262715;1348108011;mircea_popescu;im sure vrag uses eggplants anyway. -262714;1348108084;smickles;i just need to wait till markac goes offline, and renick and ,,ident -262713;1348108118;dub;good to see chief bitcoin scammer theymos is weighing in on nefarios crime -262712;1348108169;dub;cabal wagons circling -262711;1348108222;mircea_popescu;eh ?! -262710;1348108239;mircea_popescu;smickles you know it hasn't been offline in weeks ? maybe months. -262709;1348108267;dub; good job on violatign this individuals rights nefario, let me get you a fresh gerbil -262708;1348108287;smickles;dub: where is that? -262707;1348108309;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.msg1205280#msg1205280 -262706;1348108348;nefario;eh the post doesn't say that -262705;1348108488;kakobrekla;>Alberto agreed to this information being published, in the event of him scamming or running with the money, on sending it to me, I wouldn't post it otherwise. -262704;1348108492;kakobrekla;just for a piece of mind -262703;1348108500;kakobrekla;can we see that document signed or something -262702;1348108508;mircea_popescu;peace. -262701;1348108514;kakobrekla;ya -262700;1348108515;kakobrekla;peace -262699;1348108517;kakobrekla;or where -262698;1348108521;kakobrekla;dd he agree to -262697;1348108524;kakobrekla;did* -262696;1348108526;smickles;kakobrekla: with me, it was a conversation, not a document -262695;1348108545;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.077 = 0.231 BTC [-] -262694;1348108548;dub;the peace would reside in some piece of mind presumably -262693;1348108551;kakobrekla;you are nef pr now -262692;1348108563;smickles;me? -262691;1348108570;kakobrekla;yes -262690;1348108584;smickles;free btc for EVERYONE~ -262689;1348108592;nefario;lol -262688;1348108601;kakobrekla;meh -262687;1348108611;kakobrekla;you guys are hopeless -262686;1348108614;mircea_popescu;this was confusing -262685;1348108635;dub;its not really, you guys are just late to the party -262684;1348108641;kakobrekla;i still didnt get my answer -262683;1348108650;kakobrekla;nefario is just loling -262682;1348108651;dub;the answer is nefario is not to be trusted -262681;1348108660;smickles;sorry kakobrekla, i just meant to say, that nef has my personal details, and there was no document signed about the terms of public release -262680;1348108672;kakobrekla;ahh -262679;1348108672;dub;he appears to be part of a UK based conspiracy to defraud the entire bitcoin community -262678;1348108680;kakobrekla;sorry smickles -262677;1348108690;kakobrekla;thought you were answering as him -262676;1348108691;nefario;dub: just HOW thick IS your tinfoil hat -262675;1348108705;nefario;smickles I spoke with on the phone -262674;1348108710;nefario;asked him on there -262673;1348108721;nefario;Alberto was over email -262672;1348108728;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.74897879 = 2.9959 BTC [+] -262671;1348108729;kakobrekla;well nefario, just for your protection, it would help you to have a doc signed about releasing that sort of info -262670;1348108729;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 9 @ 0.7489788 = 6.7408 BTC [+] -262669;1348108730;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.74999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -262668;1348108731;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.755 = 3.02 BTC [+] -262667;1348108733;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.77 = 1.54 BTC [+] -262666;1348108736;kakobrekla;can save you some trouble you know -262665;1348108750;nefario;yeah I figure as much -262664;1348108751;smickles;nefario: that's what i'm saying, it was a conversation -262663;1348108762;nefario;yeah -262662;1348108783;nefario;like I said I don't just go throwing peoples info about willy nilly -262661;1348108801;BTC-Mining;nefario, get a lawyer to make a valid form to sign regarding this, and send it my way. -262660;1348108802;kakobrekla;noone argues alby is innocent -262659;1348108816;mircea_popescu;well, no-one except himself, i guess. -262658;1348108820;nefario;BTC-Mining: sure -262657;1348108849;mircea_popescu;but to be honest, that entire thing smells bad. it seems more as an attempt for jro/kludge and possibly meni to extract themselves smelling rosy -262656;1348108855;mircea_popescu;than anything. -262655;1348108856;nefario;we'll have to include this in the TOS for asset issuers -262654;1348108882;nefario;kluge is rosy -262653;1348108890;nefario;the guy is paying with his own money -262652;1348108901;mircea_popescu;maybe. -262651;1348108915;kakobrekla;no moonlanding malaimo -262650;1348108915;nefario;he is -262649;1348108916;kakobrekla;eh -262648;1348108919;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu -262647;1348108932;nefario;lasers -262646;1348108935;mircea_popescu;hm ? -262645;1348108982;nefario;you can use lasers to verify there are man made objects on the moon -262644;1348108983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2524 @ 0.00041187 = 1.0396 BTC [+] -262643;1348108984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17276 @ 0.00041296 = 7.1343 BTC [+] -262642;1348108994;kakobrekla;shhh nefario -262641;1348109004;nefario;oh sorry -262640;1348109023;nefario;Eh THEREWERE NOLANDINGSONZEMOOON -262639;1348109077;mircea_popescu;mkay. -262638;1348109226;smickles;can't you also get time at a nice telescope and see the footprints? -262637;1348109271;mircea_popescu;at any rate it doesn't cunt till someone has sex on the moon. -262636;1348109275;smickles;iirc, that one on that clif in s. california does it from time to time -262635;1348109278;nefario;how do you know it's not a photo on the other end of the lens? -262634;1348109315;smickles;nef have a friendlook at the lense when you look thru it, maybe -262633;1348109327;nefario;how can you trust the fiend? -262632;1348109333;nefario;what if it's like the truman show -262631;1348109338;nefario;and they're in on the whole thing -262630;1348109348;nefario;how do you know you are YOU? -262629;1348109359;nefario;etc. -262628;1348109374;nefario;I've got so much tinfoil on my head right now -262627;1348109381;smickles;nefario: well answer me this: have you verified that the earth is a sphereoid? -262626;1348109382;nefario;I can't even go near a microwave or mobile phone -262625;1348109392;smickles;i have -262624;1348109396;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10274999 = 0.2055 BTC [-] -262623;1348109401;smickles;it was a fun project -262622;1348109412;mircea_popescu;it's a pity nefario doesn't have much time to waste on irc. -262621;1348109447;smickles;i also mesured the circumfrence of the earth :) -262620;1348109522;mircea_popescu;with a spork -262619;1348109575;smickles;i wonder which model is better at predicting reality. the one where we faked the moonlanding, or the one where we whent there -262618;1348109622;smickles;who cares whether we actually did it or not -262617;1348109623;mircea_popescu;http://avalon-asic.com/ -262616;1348109625;mircea_popescu;moar asics. -262615;1348109632;kakobrekla;old -262614;1348109649;smickles;/a -262613;1348109659;kakobrekla;its chingchong. -262612;1348109663;kakobrekla;i mean ngz -262611;1348109676;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6499999 BTC [-] -262610;1348109714;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.1099 = 1.2089 BTC [-] -262609;1348109729;kakobrekla;if he doesnt get 300 orders -262608;1348109731;mircea_popescu;i think it's ngz ya -262607;1348109732;kakobrekla;it aint happenin -262606;1348109759;mircea_popescu;40k or w/e doesn't seem too far fetched. -262605;1348109924;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109349.msg1205428#msg1205428 this is pretty rich. -262604;1348109929;mircea_popescu;apparently bfl ceo plead guilty. -262603;1348109994;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.9799 = 1.9598 BTC [-] -262602;1348110010;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63520003 BTC [-] -262601;1348110228;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 107 @ 0.00999996 = 1.07 BTC [+] -262600;1348110240;Diablo-D3;and it all spirals out of control -262599;1348110415;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 4 @ 0.1619998 = 0.648 BTC [+] -262598;1348110543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00041086 = 1.89 BTC [-] -262597;1348110553;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.0815 = 0.2445 BTC [+] -262596;1348110567;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 6 @ 0.9799 = 5.8794 BTC [-] -262595;1348110618;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 87 @ 0.032 = 2.784 BTC [-] -262594;1348110639;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 7 @ 0.96 = 6.72 BTC [-] -262593;1348110678;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 19 @ 0.01 = 0.19 BTC [+] -262592;1348110756;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.109 = 0.218 BTC [-] -262591;1348110758;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.109 = 3.27 BTC [-] -262590;1348110759;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.109 = 1.962 BTC [-] -262589;1348110820;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [+] -262588;1348110829;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.10101001 = 1.1111 BTC [-] -262587;1348110831;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.10101 = 0.404 BTC [-] -262586;1348110832;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.101005 = 0.202 BTC [-] -262585;1348110834;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.101 = 3.535 BTC [-] -262584;1348110835;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.1001 = 1.5015 BTC [-] -262583;1348110835;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.10000001 = 1.4 BTC [-] -262582;1348110836;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [-] -262581;1348110838;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.1 = 1.9 BTC [-] -262580;1348110859;BTC-Mining;Well I guess that will send ASIC stocks price crashing? -262579;1348110873;BTC-Mining;All mining crashes -262578;1348110893;Diablo-D3;EVERYTHING CRASHES -262577;1348110898;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66999999 BTC [+] -262576;1348110899;Diablo-D3;WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA -262575;1348111010;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.10000001 = 1.2 BTC [+] -262574;1348111011;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [-] -262573;1348111013;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [-] -262572;1348111014;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.09995 = 9.8951 BTC [-] -262571;1348111043;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.67 = 3.35 BTC [+] -262570;1348111178;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 0.67 = 7.37 BTC [+] -262569;1348111179;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.08234 BTC [+] -262568;1348111244;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1091 = 3.9276 BTC [+] -262567;1348111246;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 82 @ 0.109 = 8.938 BTC [-] -262566;1348111247;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1086 = 2.172 BTC [-] -262565;1348111248;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10851011 = 2.1702 BTC [-] -262564;1348111250;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.10851001 = 3.7979 BTC [-] -262563;1348111251;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.10851 = 21.702 BTC [-] -262562;1348111251;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.10850111 = 0.9765 BTC [-] -262561;1348111269;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -262560;1348111273;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.08235 = 0.4118 BTC [+] -262559;1348111318;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 3 @ 0.9999 = 2.9997 BTC [+] -262558;1348111343;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 4 @ 0.1619998 = 0.648 BTC [+] -262557;1348111417;mircea_popescu;;;rated smickles -262556;1348111418;gribble;You rated user smickles on Sat Aug 25 08:39:34 2012, giving him a rating of 4, and supplied these additional notes: He's been running MPOE.ETF and releasing THE monthly reports, a model for all Bitcoin financial reporting. Also handled k's of BTC as broker for various clients.. -262555;1348111449;mircea_popescu;;;rated BTC-Mining -262554;1348111450;gribble;You have not yet rated user BTC-Mining -262553;1348111469;gribble;You have not yet rated user gribble -262552;1348111481;mircea_popescu;;;rate BTC-Mining 3 Delivered on contracts, longstanding trader. -262551;1348111482;gribble;Error: User doesn't exist in the Rating or GPG databases. User must be GPG-registered to receive ratings. -262550;1348111487;mircea_popescu;uhm -262549;1348111490;mircea_popescu;;;ident BTC-Mining -262548;1348111491;gribble;Nick 'BTC-Mining', with hostmask 'BTC-Mining!~BTC-Minin@modemcable037.34-22-96.mc.videotron.ca', is identified as user Namjies, with GPG key id F2758D83EEEDE453, key fingerprint F12DE6B4E1EF26F5768BE918F2758D83EEEDE453, and bitcoin address None -262547;1348111498;mircea_popescu;;;rated Namjies -262546;1348111499;gribble;You rated user Namjies on Fri Aug 10 19:39:27 2012, giving him a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: Did some design work for me.. -262545;1348111506;mircea_popescu;;;rate Namjies 3 Delivered on contracts, longstanding trader. -262544;1348111508;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user Namjies has changed from 1 to 3. -262543;1348111616;mircea_popescu;;;rated reeses -262542;1348111617;gribble;You have not yet rated user reeses -262541;1348111621;mircea_popescu;;;rate reeses 3 No homo. -262540;1348111623;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 3 for user reeses has been recorded. -262539;1348111640;reeses;;;rate mircea_popescu 2 may be homo -262538;1348111641;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user mircea_popescu has been recorded. -262537;1348111645;reeses;j’k -262536;1348111657;mircea_popescu;lol -262535;1348111660;reeses;;;rate mircea_popescu 3 Enthusiastic seeker of truth -262534;1348111661;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mircea_popescu has changed from 2 to 3. -262533;1348111676;mircea_popescu;the butttruth can only come through butthurt -262532;1348111731;BTC-Mining;;;rate mircea_popescu 2 Good options provider. Ongoing asset lending contract. -262531;1348111732;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user mircea_popescu has been recorded. -262530;1348111746;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -262529;1348111876;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -262528;1348112035;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1132 BTC [+] -262527;1348112101;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 35 @ 0.00012936 = 0.0045 BTC [+] -262526;1348112118;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1132 BTC [+] -262525;1348112282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11306 @ 0.0004099 = 4.6343 BTC [-] -262524;1348112300;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5199 BTC [+] -262523;1348112673;Bane_Capital;Yoyoyoy -262522;1348112675;Bane_Capital;what is up -262521;1348112683;smickles;the party just started :D -262520;1348112721;mircea_popescu;where da bitchez at ? -262519;1348112741;Bane_Capital;In the kitchen -262518;1348112745;Bane_Capital;where they should be -262517;1348112758;Bane_Capital;/mysognist -262516;1348112765;smickles;Bane_Capital: i think this is the news of the day https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.msg1205151#msg1205151 -262515;1348112794;Bane_Capital;lol -262514;1348112801;mircea_popescu;i'd say the bfl guy being ousted as ex-con fraudster is more newsworthy. -262513;1348112801;Bane_Capital;they got him in his underwear -262512;1348112807;Bane_Capital;Pssh -262511;1348112815;Bane_Capital;That was victimless white collar crime -262510;1348112816;smickles;"caught with his pants down" -262509;1348112834;Bane_Capital;The BFL guy did nothing wrong but insult the government's sensibilities -262508;1348112843;Bane_Capital;I would do business with him -262507;1348112862;Bane_Capital;Just like I would do business with Walter White -262506;1348112865;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital did you read the indictment ? -262505;1348112880;Bane_Capital;I haven't but I heard it involved offshore gambling. -262504;1348112884;mircea_popescu;the allegation there was simple ponzi. no betting was taking place -262503;1348112890;mircea_popescu;they simply moved money around to pay fake winners. -262502;1348112895;Bane_Capital;Oooo -262501;1348112897;mircea_popescu;mno. it involved fraud. -262500;1348112904;Bane_Capital;Now that's a bit different -262499;1348112911;Bane_Capital;I'll read it for sure then. -262498;1348112940;Bane_Capital;I like the guys hair, that Aarmandi guy. -262497;1348112952;Bane_Capital;I hope to get mine that long. -262496;1348112961;mircea_popescu;fag. -262495;1348113004;Bane_Capital;lol -262494;1348113064;BTC-Mining;I wonder why he decided to give THAT as a picture to Nefario =/ -262493;1348113096;Bane_Capital;He doesn't really care it seems. -262492;1348113168;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.63999999 = 1.92 BTC [-] -262491;1348113233;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.099 BTC [-] -262490;1348113241;BTC-Mining;Indeed -262489;1348113293;Bane_Capital;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110709.0 -262488;1348113298;Bane_Capital;Am I missing the joke here? -262487;1348113339;copumpkin;you are the joke! -262486;1348113346;mircea_popescu;reeses wanna be the mod ? -262485;1348113369;Bane_Capital;http://www.mcwhortle.com/onlinebid.htm -262484;1348113371;Bane_Capital;lol -262483;1348113379;copumpkin;http://www.sec.gov/news/headlines/scamsites.htm -262482;1348113429;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1132 = 0.3396 BTC [+] -262481;1348113458;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -262480;1348113459;reeses;mircea_popescu: you want someone else to kick out Bane_Capital? -262479;1348113471;smickles;? -262478;1348113479;Bane_Capital;I've been here forever. -262477;1348113484;Bane_Capital;You can't kick me out. -262476;1348113489;mircea_popescu;reeses i mischanned. -262475;1348113496;smickles;atlas -262474;1348113506;smickles;dun dun dun -262473;1348113570;dub;copumpkin: lol, regulators are doing an MNW! -262472;1348113571;reeses;Bane_Capital: ban is such an ugly word to use between people who don’t give a shit who the other person is. -262471;1348113708;mircea_popescu;ban is actually the romanian word for money. -262470;1348113856;smickles;hey Bane_Capital, when you don't know the answer to a question, do you do this: http://noagendaforums.com/forums/MGalleryItem.php?id=212 -262469;1348113903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31694 @ 0.0004099 = 12.9914 BTC [-] -262468;1348113904;Bane_Capital;smickles: Link doesn't work. -262467;1348113904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3609 @ 0.00041296 = 1.4904 BTC [+] -262466;1348113994;smickles;damn, Bane_Capital try the link in thispost then http://forum.objectivismonline.com/index.php?showtopic=19991 -262465;1348114014;smickles;or actually, download it -262464;1348114030;smickles;'cause it's anaudo file -262463;1348114062;Bane_Capital;lol -262462;1348114077;Bane_Capital;I shrug because the concept of shame is usually lost on me. -262461;1348114138;__Atlas__;When I do feel shame, it's because I feel I talk too much. -262460;1348114244;smickles;never!? -262459;1348114393;__Atlas__;Quite often actually. -262458;1348114403;__Atlas__;I am just vocal naturally it seems. -262457;1348114430;__Atlas__;That's a good premise to have in your mind but social instincts say otherwise. -262456;1348114440;__Atlas__;Shame is actual pain. -262455;1348114443;__Atlas__;Same receptors. -262454;1348114473;__Atlas__;Came along when our weasel ancestors started being more frisky. -262453;1348114509;__Atlas__;I admire that. -262452;1348114536;__Atlas__;I think the shame goes down as you get older -262451;1348114545;__Atlas__;The hormone die down. -262450;1348114550;__Atlas__;hormones* -262449;1348114555;dub;wat -262448;1348114664;__Atlas__;Yeah, my shame usually comes from violating my values. It seems I care far too much of the happiness of other people in regards to me and otherwise. -262447;1348114840;__Atlas__;Well deserve is a strong word. -262446;1348114852;__Atlas__;It implies a bond, an obligation to something higher than yourself. -262445;1348114855;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09862002 BTC [-] -262444;1348114856;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.09850003 = 1.0835 BTC [-] -262443;1348114889;__Atlas__;Hm -262442;1348114941;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09850003 = 0.985 BTC [-] -262441;1348114943;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.09850002 = 0.4925 BTC [-] -262440;1348114945;__Atlas__;Heh, I like that you call the thought of anything higher than yourself as religion. -262439;1348114956;__Atlas__;Because certainly the idea of a greater good is. -262438;1348115020;__Atlas__;It's a shame really because it extends to a lot of ideology as well. -262437;1348115043;gabbynot;no OBSI.HRPT dividend yet today? -262436;1348115071;BTC-Mining;nope, none -262435;1348115149;__Atlas__;Smoovious, that's really my point. Good can only be defined by the individual agents that perceive it. -262434;1348115167;__Atlas__;It is up to their will in the end as to what is good or not. -262433;1348115194;__Atlas__;To go beyond that -262432;1348115198;__Atlas__;Is truly religious. -262431;1348115226;__Atlas__;Whether said good be defined by god, a purported nature or science. -262430;1348115268;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, what percentage of dice is on glbse -262429;1348115298;mircea_popescu;mmm, like 500k ish shares i think ? -262428;1348115299;mircea_popescu;.5% -262427;1348115314;kakobrekla;0.5% = -262426;1348115322;kakobrekla;0.5%?? -262425;1348115360;mircea_popescu;well what ? -262424;1348115376;mircea_popescu;it paid 7.5k in dividends, glbse showed ~30somthing, neh ? .5% -262423;1348115390;__Atlas__;Smoovious: At times that is the core of it, they don't want to face life alone. They are scared. -262422;1348115411;kakobrekla;hm -262421;1348115417;kakobrekla;thats poor. -262420;1348115432;dub;why do so many people have ads in thier sigs? -262419;1348115441;dub;do coinablu and BFL pay people to do it? -262418;1348115445;kakobrekla;for BFL? -262417;1348115445;kakobrekla;ya -262416;1348115447;dub;counabul* -262415;1348115448;kakobrekla;bfl pays lol -262414;1348115458;kakobrekla;gotta buy peoples opinions -262413;1348115463;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1400 @ 0.00027502 = 0.385 BTC [-] -262412;1348115463;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1339 @ 0.00027164 = 0.3637 BTC [-] -262411;1348115480;dub;lots of people have poems about coinabul too -262410;1348115481;BTC-Mining;mircea: it paid 750 to like 3 million shares on 100 million -262409;1348115482;__Atlas__;I wonder if BFL would pay for my signature space. Everybody gets butthurt if I say one word. -262408;1348115504;__Atlas__;Me: No, I don't agree. -262407;1348115516;__Atlas__;Somebody: TROLL. GO BACK TO MASTURBATING ON 4chan! -262406;1348115518;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it paid 750 to 10mn. -262405;1348115530;BTC-Mining;Ah -262404;1348115551;BTC-Mining;So not outstanding shares still count. -262403;1348115566;dub;how much do they pay? -262402;1348115568;BTC-Mining;On GLBSE, until shares are sold, they aren't counted for giving dividends -262401;1348115576;kakobrekla;hm, ~7 mio shares left? -262400;1348115583;kakobrekla;1/3 sold -262399;1348115594;BTC-Mining;So issuer has to calculate how much the outstanding shares need to get and pay that only -262398;1348115629;mircea_popescu;ya something like that. -262397;1348115644;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining nah. issued shares (10mn in this case) is all that matters. -262396;1348115763;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.67 = 1.34 BTC [+] -262395;1348116289;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63510002 BTC [-] -262394;1348116290;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.63510001 = 1.2702 BTC [-] -262393;1348116292;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6351 = 1.2702 BTC [-] -262392;1348116348;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.63510001 = 1.2702 BTC [+] -262391;1348116349;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6351 = 3.1755 BTC [-] -262390;1348116350;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.635 = 1.905 BTC [-] -262389;1348116430;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.077 = 0.539 BTC [-] -262388;1348116431;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.0787 = 0.3148 BTC [+] -262387;1348116528;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1198989 = 0.3597 BTC [+] -262386;1348116529;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.119899 = 0.2398 BTC [+] -262385;1348117090;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 13 @ 0.0787 = 1.0231 BTC [+] -262384;1348117159;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.09600001 = 0.768 BTC [-] -262383;1348117323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4469 @ 0.00040801 = 1.8234 BTC [-] -262382;1348117325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35938 @ 0.00040695 = 14.625 BTC [-] -262381;1348117376;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 2 @ 0.0925 = 0.185 BTC [-] -262380;1348117378;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 2 @ 0.0925 = 0.185 BTC [-] -262379;1348117798;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09050001 = 0.905 BTC [-] -262378;1348117800;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.51 = 1.53 BTC [-] -262377;1348117816;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.0905 = 2.715 BTC [-] -262376;1348117823;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.09040001 = 3.9776 BTC [-] -262375;1348117825;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.0904 = 1.1752 BTC [-] -262374;1348117860;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.09040001 = 0.452 BTC [+] -262373;1348117898;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 14 @ 0.1 = 1.4 BTC [+] -262372;1348117912;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.47000001 BTC [-] -262371;1348117914;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.47 = 4.7 BTC [-] -262370;1348117915;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.45001 = 2.2501 BTC [-] -262369;1348117916;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.450001 = 0.9 BTC [-] -262368;1348117918;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.45 = 4.5 BTC [-] -262367;1348117919;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.4400004 BTC [-] -262366;1348117920;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.44 = 1.32 BTC [-] -262365;1348117921;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.422 = 0.844 BTC [-] -262364;1348117921;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.41110002 = 3.6999 BTC [-] -262363;1348117922;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.411 = 3.699 BTC [-] -262362;1348117924;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 38 @ 0.41 = 15.58 BTC [-] -262361;1348117962;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 2 @ 0.1249899 = 0.25 BTC [-] -262360;1348117964;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 5 @ 0.12499 = 0.625 BTC [+] -262359;1348117965;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 7 @ 0.125 = 0.875 BTC [+] -262358;1348118063;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 28 @ 1 = 28 BTC [+] -262357;1348118105;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 93 @ 0.00999996 = 0.93 BTC [+] -262356;1348118218;BTC-Mining;Good ole Krakenfund. I strongly advise for BTC-BOND instead however. -262355;1348118304;Diablo-D3;why? -262354;1348118627;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 5 @ 0.085 = 0.425 BTC [-] -262353;1348118692;BTC-Mining;Because Kraken does not pay much? And even if Patrick backs it, it's still mostly Pirate -262352;1348118748;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 40000 @ 0.00101438 = 40.5752 BTC [+] -262351;1348118811;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09599 = 0.288 BTC [+] -262350;1348118813;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.09599 = 0.9599 BTC [+] -262349;1348118814;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.095995 = 0.384 BTC [+] -262348;1348118816;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.0959995 = 0.768 BTC [+] -262347;1348118817;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.096 = 0.48 BTC [+] -262346;1348118817;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0969 = 0.1938 BTC [+] -262345;1348118818;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.097 = 0.776 BTC [+] -262344;1348118880;Obsi;good god -262343;1348118888;nefario;BTC-Mining: check out the IPO page -262342;1348118911;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.097 BTC [+] -262341;1348118927;Obsi;To everyone PMing me: HRPT coupons go out between 8 PM & 6 AM UTC. Read the first post in the thread >:-| -262340;1348118939;Obsi;I do have places to be sometimes. -262339;1348118985;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10199999 BTC [+] -262338;1348119051;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.10199999 = 0.714 BTC [+] -262337;1348119121;dub;scammer -262336;1348119161;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 45 @ 0.10199999 = 4.59 BTC [+] -262335;1348119203;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10199999 BTC [+] -262334;1348119222;BTC-Mining;Yes, honest people stay stuck on their screen -262333;1348119251;Diablo-D3;then I must be the most honest person in here -262332;1348119279;nefario;BTC-Mining: did you have a look at VEN? -262331;1348119290;BTC-Mining;VEN? -262330;1348119326;nefario;https://glbse.com/ipo/220 -262329;1348119467;BTC-Mining;Looks like a scammy asset. There's just a description of the actual currency. -262328;1348119499;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 3 @ 0.875 = 2.625 BTC [+] -262327;1348119510;BTC-Mining;What's the contract on it? -262326;1348119547;nefario;eh GLBSE is issuing it -262325;1348119562;nefario;it's not a scam, I went to their premesis in London today to verify them -262324;1348119578;BTC-Mining;Ah -262323;1348119590;nefario;it's a fairly large real world business -262322;1348119597;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10199999 = 1.02 BTC [+] -262321;1348119604;nefario;will be listing some of their funds in the next few days or week -262320;1348119608;nefario;gold fund included -262319;1348119615;BTC-Mining;Wait, so it's an actual IPO from VEN??? I'm puzzled, why would they do that on GLBSE? -262318;1348119627;BTC-Mining;I mean, why would they need to? -262317;1348119632;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.10000001 = 1 BTC [-] -262316;1348119634;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 270 @ 0.1 = 27 BTC [-] -262315;1348119636;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 425 @ 0.0905 = 38.4625 BTC [-] -262314;1348119640;nefario;To accept bitcoin -262313;1348119650;nefario;and have a floating marketplace for Ven itself -262312;1348119664;BTC-Mining;Ah... so are shares redeemable or something? -262311;1348119669;nefario;yes -262310;1348119682;nefario;not just for trading on GLBSE -262309;1348119695;BTC-Mining;Ah, quite interesting. And I thought it was some impersonator trying to issue. -262308;1348119696;nefario;you can buy orange juice at a cafe using this -262307;1348119703;nefario;ok it's the cafe in their pavillion -262306;1348119708;nefario;but you get the idea -262305;1348119710;BTC-Mining;Yes, I've read about it before. -262304;1348119712;nefario;lol -262303;1348119722;nefario;good instincts -262302;1348119731;BTC-Mining;It was mentioned somewhere around the bitcoin world and I went to read about it. -262301;1348119737;nefario;yeah -262300;1348119743;nefario;he spoke at bitcoin2012 -262299;1348119747;nefario;which is where I met him -262298;1348119754;BTC-Mining;Then proceeded to forget about it because I'm too focused on Bitcoins -262297;1348119768;nefario;lol -262296;1348119797;nefario;I think it's going to be a really handy way for people with bitcoin to move in and out of things like ven -262295;1348119806;nefario;which isn't exactly linked to USD or fiat -262294;1348119811;nefario;but doesn't move much against it -262293;1348119823;nefario;can also allow the purchasing of gold backed assets -262292;1348119835;nefario;I mean real ones, not scammy ones -262291;1348119844;Obsi;Tungsten filled? -262290;1348119856;nefario;eh? -262289;1348119868;Obsi;They found one in NY apparently -262288;1348119876;Obsi;filled with tungsten -262287;1348119880;Obsi;a gold bar -262286;1348119908;BTC-Mining;Reputable gold seller, had gold bars filled with tungsten -262285;1348119924;nefario;ouch -262284;1348119959;BTC-Mining;The seller announced it himself tho, he was not scamming people, just discovered them. And the source was safe too probably. -262283;1348119999;BTC-Mining;Made from reputable swiss... arf I don't know how you call those but yeah. With serial numbers and papers. -262282;1348120014;BTC-Mining;People just hollows them, fill them with tungsten, resell them. -262281;1348120024;nefario;I wonder how long they had been trading at full amount -262280;1348120040;BTC-Mining;Me too... and they might be more common than one might think. -262279;1348120041;Obsi;We should sell LTC filled BTC -262278;1348120078;BTC-Mining;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/tungsten-filled-10-oz-gold-bar-found-middle-manhattans-jewelry-district -262277;1348120110;BTC-Mining;See the video with the gold seller "opening" one of his bar -262276;1348120112;Gladamas;perhaps it was counterfeited then bought, without the shop's knowledge? -262275;1348120182;BTC-Mining;Yes, the shop itself announced it and showed the news -262274;1348120209;BTC-Mining;And the place they bought it was probably also innocent, they might have been circulating for a long time. -262273;1348120231;nefario;hmm -262272;1348120245;nefario;they only noticed when they tried to melt it for jewelry -262271;1348120263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00040816 = 7.2652 BTC [+] -262270;1348120291;BTC-Mining;Indeed -262269;1348120315;nefario;well that seems pretty fucking shitty -262268;1348120368;Obsi;it was bound to become more popular after the article in wired a while back -262267;1348120599;nefario;lol forums -262266;1348120613;nefario;"butterfly labs has to be mining asics already" -262265;1348120632;nefario;"BFL asics are a scam, vaporware!" -262264;1348120739;BTC-Mining;The forum are full of extremist nutcases. They pass stories as fact instead of opinions/suspicions. -262263;1348120745;dub;"my friends are not scammers, the just don't want to sign anything that makes them responsible for what they said they would be responsible for" -262262;1348120774;nefario;sounds familiar -262261;1348120785;nefario;or in more fancy words -262260;1348120789;dub;so much asshattery I know -262259;1348120800;nefario;"I prefer a gentlemans agreement, with a wink and a handshake" -262258;1348120809;Obsi;;-) -262257;1348120824;Obsi;You know you like it when I wink at you -262256;1348120874;nefario;lol -262255;1348120942;nefario;Obsi: that was you who wrote that right? -262254;1348120943;nefario;lol -262253;1348120963;Obsi;Pretty sure it was something close to that -262252;1348120969;Obsi;smile and a handshake maybe -262251;1348121030;nefario;that was it -262250;1348121045;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01240001 BTC [-] -262249;1348121046;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 29 @ 0.0124 = 0.3596 BTC [-] -262248;1348121102;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 6 @ 0.0124 = 0.0744 BTC [-] -262247;1348121104;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 20 @ 0.012345 = 0.2469 BTC [-] -262246;1348121105;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 30 @ 0.012 = 0.36 BTC [-] -262245;1348121106;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 10 @ 0.012 = 0.12 BTC [-] -262244;1348121107;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -262243;1348121114;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 31 @ 0.01 = 0.31 BTC [-] -262242;1348121269;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10099999 = 0.202 BTC [+] -262241;1348121289;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -262240;1348121350;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.10099999 = 0.808 BTC [+] -262239;1348121883;MrTiggr;Chaang-Noi: http://i.imgur.com/RExQi.png << ALMOST a goat on a boat reference in xkcd :D -262238;1348121966;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6761 @ 0.00027164 = 1.8366 BTC [-] -262237;1348121967;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1039 @ 0.00026389 = 0.2742 BTC [-] -262236;1348121968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11320 @ 0.00041115 = 4.6542 BTC [+] -262235;1348121989;BTC-Mining;I was referring to that earlier. -262234;1348122000;BTC-Mining;I said, hey, I think Goat is there -262233;1348122061;nefario;that comic is amazing -262232;1348122063;MrTiggr;there is a pirate ship chasing it -262231;1348122068;nefario;I spent about 10 minutes scrolling down -262230;1348122074;MrTiggr;and then ther is bitcoin Oil-Mining-Rig just before that -262229;1348122074;nefario;didn't hit the bottom -262228;1348122075;nefario;gave up -262227;1348122092;MrTiggr;http://i.imgur.com/vtrhY.png << there is the official bitcoin reference -262226;1348122101;MrTiggr;then there is the pirateship and the gatship :D -262225;1348122103;MrTiggr;funny as -262224;1348122116;MrTiggr;*goatship -262223;1348122206;BTC-Mining;Really, is the guy making those comics hanging around bitcointalk? -262222;1348122208;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10199999 BTC [+] -262221;1348122236;MrTiggr;well he says he only just heard of bitcoins -262220;1348122242;MrTiggr;but the bitcoin oil-rig mine -262219;1348122251;MrTiggr;a pirateship chasing a "im on a Boat" boat -262218;1348122254;MrTiggr;gotta wonder -262217;1348122293;nefario;there is just so much drama in bitcoinland -262216;1348122298;nefario;should be a tv soap -262215;1348122389;BTC-Mining;Nefario, too late, I'm already producing one. -262214;1348122477;BTC-Mining;It's about a bunch of people going with money bills to a booth and buying shiny coins with a large B on them. Then they all stay around the booth and throw coins at each other or guard their little stack looking suspiciously all around. -262213;1348122498;BTC-Mining;Many people screaming. It's a tribute to mental asylums. -262212;1348122499;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09450002 = 0.189 BTC [-] -262211;1348122500;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 25 @ 0.094 = 2.35 BTC [-] -262210;1348122564;nefario;can you make a flash animation of this? -262209;1348122593;BTC-Mining;Sadly, no. -262208;1348122645;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.89 = 1.78 BTC [-] -262207;1348122646;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [-] -262206;1348122651;nefario;I would say I would pay for that -262205;1348122652;nefario;but -262204;1348122659;nefario;when you eventually make it -262203;1348122660;nefario;I wouldn't -262202;1348122778;MrTiggr;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/GoatsOnABoat -262201;1348122786;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.899 BTC [+] -262200;1348122816;MrTiggr;XKCD Pic added ; someone else batter at satire can do the words better, im sure :P -262199;1348122864;BTC-Mining;Even on the pirate ship, the quote... someone ask someone why they're climbing it, the answer about the whole system being rigged against the middle class ... then the other asking why that person is on THIS boat -262198;1348122865;nefario;love the sea of GLBSE backdrop -262197;1348122942;BTC-Mining;Not to count the bogus excuse made by the person in front of the pirate ship (We should go slow, the water ahead looks pretty deep) -262196;1348122954;BTC-Mining;Which is the exact opposite of what would be worrying for a ship -262195;1348122955;MrTiggr;:D the guy is soo watches TheBitcoinDrama -262194;1348122975;BTC-Mining;That or my mind got twisted by the bitcoin drama -262193;1348122996;MrTiggr;too much popcoin eh ? -262192;1348123038;BTC-Mining;Even the excessive tunnels often looking like mining shaft. There's a few miners around. -262191;1348123062;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10199999 BTC [+] -262190;1348123099;BTC-Mining;Oh yeah xD -262189;1348123159;nefario;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/ToothlessDragon -262188;1348123160;nefario;lol -262187;1348123163;nefario;did you mean? -262186;1348123227;nefario;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/VagFace -262185;1348123434;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.98898 BTC [+] -262184;1348123562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28115 @ 0.00041296 = 11.6104 BTC [+] -262183;1348123564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22243 @ 0.000413 = 9.1864 BTC [+] -262182;1348123586;MrTiggr;heheehe thats one of my favourite pics aquired in my time here at bitcoin, nefario :D -262181;1348123628;MrTiggr;(the *vagface* one) and... well... i cudnt resist on the tootlessdragon ;) -262180;1348123713;MrTiggr;apparently Randalf (the XKCD guy) was actually in -otc yesterday .... -262179;1348123717;MrTiggr;He was on #bitcoin-otc yesterday (I was so excited!) He said he took it down because he didn't want to endorse something purely for profit. He is still using bitcoin, though. -262178;1348123717;MrTiggr;I think the main point to take away from this is that he considers his bitcoins "profit." -262177;1348123739;MrTiggr; -262176;1348123789;nefario;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Diablo-D3 -262175;1348123864;MrTiggr;AHAHAHAHAHAHA nefario++ -262174;1348123897;nefario;yeah I thought so -262173;1348124438;dub;must be a slow day creating the future of bitcoin scams -262172;1348124445;dub;nefario has so much time for irc -262171;1348124494;Obsi;That does not seem a prudent thing to write about someone even if only thought of as a joke, when you are at odds with each other over business matters. -262170;1348124507;Obsi;Re: Diablo on that wiki -262169;1348124641;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 49 @ 0.1 = 4.9 BTC [-] -262168;1348124649;dub;Obsi: nefario is merely establishing an accurate trust profile -262167;1348124670;MrTiggr;"The people mocked on this website, even the real ones, are fictional and any resemblence to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental. -262166;1348124673;MrTiggr;The commentary on this website will contain course language and adult concepts and due to its content should not be viewed by anyone" -262165;1348124698;nefario;someone write an entry for dub -262164;1348124709;nefario;find a way to fit the cuntface -262163;1348124713;nefario;into the article -262162;1348124732;dub;would it be too much of a conflict for you nefario? given I'm not a customer -262161;1348124772;Obsi;nefario: do you offer any method for moving an asset off of your platform? -262160;1348124787;nefario;not really -262159;1348124796;nefario;unless -262158;1348124799;nefario;you're an issuer -262157;1348124810;nefario;then I can move the whole thing into a csv -262156;1348124843;Obsi;with account names or BTC addresses for shareholders? -262155;1348124888;nefario;codes -262154;1348124892;nefario;think mtgox codes -262153;1348124895;nefario;but -262152;1348124900;nefario;that is basically delisting -262151;1348124921;Obsi;and how would one verify a person owns the code? -262150;1348124930;nefario;they have it -262149;1348124939;nefario;it will be on your csv -262148;1348124947;nefario;simples -262147;1348124965;Obsi;they get it mailed to them or it is somewhere in their account? -262146;1348124978;__Atlas__;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110765.msg1205850#new -262145;1348124984;__Atlas__;Let's see if this goes anywhere. -262144;1348125036;dub;you're a unitard -262143;1348125059;Obsi;Any progress on the shirt story __Atlas__? -262142;1348125060;nefario;something like that -262141;1348125064;Obsi;*short -262140;1348125079;__Atlas__;Obsi: I have half of it done -262139;1348125089;__Atlas__;I am in a creative rut -262138;1348125100;Obsi;coolness... PM me when you post it, I sometimes miss updated threads -262137;1348125122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.000413 = 1.9411 BTC [+] -262136;1348125320;Diablo-D3;you know, I wonder if nefario really does want to lose glbsse -262135;1348125503;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110768.0 -262134;1348125572;copumpkin;they need to fix their certificate on their site -262133;1348125579;copumpkin;the hub.vg one -262132;1348125588;copumpkin;also, their site tells me remarkably little about what it actually is -262131;1348125597;__Atlas__;nefario: I was waiting for the day you started an asset. -262130;1348125606;copumpkin;lol -262129;1348125695;nefario;hub.vg? -262128;1348125748;nefario;__Atlas__: I would prefer not to -262127;1348125757;copumpkin;on their front page, they have a "Ven" hyperlink -262126;1348125763;nefario;but it seems that it's really difficult for people to put anything stable on -262125;1348125765;copumpkin;right above the "Apply to join" link -262124;1348125775;copumpkin;that links to hub.vg, which has a bad cert -262123;1348125795;copumpkin;it seems to be better now -262122;1348125798;copumpkin;I guess it's just a redirect -262121;1348125818;nefario;hub.vg is a url shortener -262120;1348125819;nefario;AFAIK -262119;1348125827;nefario;went to the place today -262118;1348125833;nefario;full of hipsters -262117;1348126171;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 4 @ 1.0001 = 4.0004 BTC [-] -262116;1348126173;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [-] -262115;1348126313;BTC-Mining;Deny IPO! Tell the hipsters they have to understand first they are VERY mainstream in their "non-mainstreamism" goals before being allowed to do anything at all anywhere. -262114;1348126405;nefario;if you go there -262113;1348126409;nefario;you can see they all use macs -262112;1348126415;nefario;wear frames -262111;1348126428;nefario;and sit on environmentally friendly furniture -262110;1348126439;nefario;drinking organic, fair trade coffee -262109;1348126444;copumpkin;do they ride fixed-gear bikes? -262108;1348126456;nefario;how the fuck would I know -262107;1348126457;copumpkin;ironically, of course -262106;1348126470;copumpkin;I'm sure they do -262105;1348126486;nefario;buy some ven, book some time in the place and ask yourself -262104;1348126519;BTC-Mining;copumpkin, all that eco-friendly stuff is expensive, cars (or public transit/multi-speed bikes for that matter) are way too expensive. -262103;1348126529;BTC-Mining;of course they have fixed-gear bikes -262102;1348126566;BTC-Mining;plus cars are not eco-friendly anyway -262101;1348126578;copumpkin;I don't have a car or even a license -262100;1348126635;BTC-Mining;Me neither -262099;1348126645;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -262098;1348126648;__Atlas__;The only way to comply with Agenda 21 is to ride a bike -262097;1348126683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00041115 = 9.0042 BTC [-] -262096;1348126692;BTC-Mining;Being normal is the new hipster. Be different. Be like the mass. -262095;1348126702;nefario;*** adjusts hand carved wooden spectacle frames *** -262094;1348126716;copumpkin;oh man -262093;1348126717;BTC-Mining;I think we have a winner -262092;1348126722;copumpkin;I bet he handcarved those before it was cool, too -262091;1348126724;copumpkin;...ironically -262090;1348126730;nefario;I actually know someone who carves frames -262089;1348126739;nefario;although they sell them -262088;1348126744;nefario;for like 600$ a pair -262087;1348126755;copumpkin;wow -262086;1348126756;nefario;takes him 2 days per pair -262085;1348126760;nefario;I know -262084;1348126768;nefario;who the fuck is dumb enough to pay that -262083;1348126776;nefario;like how easy it would be to break them -262082;1348126784;BTC-Mining;I'd do that. 300$ a day, seems like a nice art. -262081;1348126802;nefario;later girls -262080;1348127788;__Atlas__;Gigamining -262079;1348127793;__Atlas__;Why is it still bought? -262078;1348127819;BTC-Mining;No idea -262077;1348127833;Obsi;Anyone holding OBSI.1MHS or OBSI.ABMO they want to sell? -262076;1348127836;BTC-Mining;I'm sad at the price I bought them -262075;1348127881;Chaang-Noi;btw keeps going up :/ -262074;1348127900;Chaang-Noi;i need to get money and buy some first... -262073;1348127926;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10199999 = 0.204 BTC [+] -262072;1348128018;__Atlas__;You know, communists need to watch Breaking Bad to see why owning the means of production doesn't mean everything. -262071;1348128026;__Atlas__;Distribution doesn't appear out of nowhere. -262070;1348128242;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9958 @ 0.00026389 = 2.6278 BTC [-] -262069;1348128696;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.5201 = 1.0402 BTC [+] -262068;1348129176;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 5 @ 0.00999996 = 0.05 BTC [+] -262067;1348129421;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -262066;1348129434;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -262065;1348129510;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 700 @ 0.1 = 70 BTC [+] -262064;1348129862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1326 @ 0.00041115 = 0.5452 BTC [-] -262063;1348129961;Chaang-Noi;oh many that btc price :/ -262062;1348129965;Chaang-Noi;man* -262061;1348129967;Chaang-Noi;slow down -262060;1348130364;mircea_popescu;!ticker -262059;1348130365;assbot;Provide ticker. -262058;1348130371;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -262057;1348130372;gribble;Best bid: 12.5609, Best ask: 12.57779, Bid-ask spread: 0.01689, Last trade: 12.57779, 24 hour volume: 38671, 24 hour low: 12.213, 24 hour high: 12.68666 -262056;1348131276;BTC-Mining;Bitcoins are expansive data -262055;1348131282;BTC-Mining;expensive* -262054;1348131482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5257 @ 0.000413 = 2.1711 BTC [+] -262053;1348131484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2743 @ 0.00041373 = 1.1349 BTC [+] -262052;1348131745;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00999 = 0.02 BTC [-] -262051;1348132512;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.101 = 0.505 BTC [-] -262050;1348132513;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10015 = 0.5008 BTC [-] -262049;1348132540;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.0968 = 0.7744 BTC [+] -262048;1348132542;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 43 @ 0.097 = 4.171 BTC [+] -262047;1348132682;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.1499999 BTC [-] -262046;1348133042;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6303 @ 0.00026389 = 1.6633 BTC [-] -262045;1348133043;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7226 @ 0.00026371 = 1.9056 BTC [-] -262044;1348133045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5354 @ 0.00041115 = 2.2013 BTC [-] -262043;1348133046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38800 @ 0.00041051 = 15.9278 BTC [-] -262042;1348133047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16346 @ 0.00040994 = 6.7009 BTC [-] -262041;1348133292;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10199499 = 0.51 BTC [+] -262040;1348133529;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -262039;1348133531;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [-] -262038;1348133532;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.181 BTC [-] -262037;1348133568;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10199499 = 0.51 BTC [+] -262036;1348133678;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.5999 = 1.1998 BTC [+] -262035;1348134621;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.79 = 2.37 BTC [+] -262034;1348134721;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 354 @ 0.00026371 = 0.0934 BTC [-] -262033;1348134723;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14346 @ 0.00026302 = 3.7733 BTC [-] -262032;1348134782;Chaang-Noi;12.71 -262031;1348134793;Chaang-Noi;i mean 12.7! -262030;1348134802;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -262029;1348134803;gribble;Best bid: 12.5101, Best ask: 12.55, Bid-ask spread: 0.03990, Last trade: 12.55, 24 hour volume: 38630, 24 hour low: 12.2247, 24 hour high: 12.68666 -262028;1348135198;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.101995 = 1.2239 BTC [+] -262027;1348135262;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180N] 1 @ 0.67023678 BTC [-] -262026;1348136257;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.1019 = 0.9171 BTC [-] -262025;1348136273;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 3 @ 0.09995 = 0.2999 BTC [-] -262024;1348136275;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 300 @ 0.1 = 30 BTC [+] -262023;1348136436;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 4 @ 0.7 = 2.8 BTC [-] -262022;1348136449;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 16 @ 0.14999998 = 2.4 BTC [+] -262021;1348136451;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 60 @ 0.14999999 = 9 BTC [+] -262020;1348136943;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1368 @ 0.00026302 = 0.3598 BTC [-] -262019;1348136944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00041373 = 3.1443 BTC [+] -262018;1348137007;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [-] -262017;1348137071;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 299 @ 0.05 = 14.95 BTC [-] -262016;1348137190;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1019 = 0.2038 BTC [-] -262015;1348137211;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1185 = 0.5925 BTC [-] -262014;1348137213;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11985 = 0.5993 BTC [+] -262013;1348137214;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.119898 = 0.2398 BTC [+] -262012;1348137215;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.121899 = 0.9752 BTC [+] -262011;1348137250;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.121899 = 1.4628 BTC [+] -262010;1348137404;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.121899 = 0.4876 BTC [+] -262009;1348137405;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1218998 = 1.219 BTC [+] -262008;1348137406;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1219 = 3.0475 BTC [+] -262007;1348137406;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.12199999 = 3.66 BTC [+] -262006;1348137407;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.12433698 = 1.119 BTC [+] -262005;1348137409;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 42 @ 0.12449989 = 5.229 BTC [+] -262004;1348137443;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -262003;1348137446;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.115] [Ask: 0.1185] [Spread: 0.0035] [Last: 0.12449989] [24hVol: 404.96997436] [7dAvg: 0.11327219] -262002;1348137487;mircea_popescu;now how exactly is the last trade that happened a second ago about 15% over the ask ? -262001;1348137550;BTC-Mining;I wonder sometimes -262000;1348137576;BTC-Mining;Unless the ask is by the person who bought the bonds -261999;1348137606;BTC-Mining;Assuming the wanted another ask in but inputed in the bid section? -261998;1348137613;BTC-Mining;I did that once actually. -261997;1348137621;BTC-Mining;And yes, it skips your own asks -261996;1348137710;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P020T] 13 @ 0.02310485 = 0.3004 BTC [-] -261995;1348137727;mircea_popescu;o, so someone has an ask and then buys for more than they sell at ? -261994;1348137731;mircea_popescu;this sense, it makes none. -261993;1348137759;BTC-Mining;It does not indeed. But if you place multiple asks... and by error input a higher value in the bid box -261992;1348137782;mircea_popescu;hm -261991;1348137791;BTC-Mining;Actually the ask on GLBSE is at 40 @ 0.12449989 -261990;1348137798;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -261989;1348137800;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.115] [Ask: 0.1185] [Spread: 0.0035] [Last: 0.12449989] [24hVol: 404.96997436] [7dAvg: 0.11327219] -261988;1348137801;BTC-Mining;I guess the bot has outdated info -261987;1348137808;BTC-Mining;Maybe it caches it -261986;1348137815;mircea_popescu;wow, > 5 minutes old ? that makes it darn useless wtf. -261985;1348137832;BTC-Mining;Eh -261984;1348137886;BTC-Mining;But yeah, if I have an ask at 1, then want to put another at 1.1 and input 1.1 in the bids instead, it will eat the asks past my 1 ask. -261983;1348137915;BTC-Mining;Effectively keeping an ask of 1 and an empty zone afterward by my accidental purchase -261982;1348137932;BTC-Mining;It's a bit stupid but you can't trade with yourself, apparently -261981;1348138004;mircea_popescu;not sure why it'd work that way but anyway -261980;1348138036;BTC-Mining;Preferably it would pop an error telling you you're trying to input a bid over your own ask... -261979;1348138041;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -261978;1348138175;Obsi;Anyone here own some OBSI.1MHS? -261977;1348138244;Obsi;This Sunday after coupon payout will be the time to sell it back to me at 0.1 BTC any new releases will be considerably lower in price. -261976;1348138344;BTC-Mining;Nope, sorry -261975;1348138633;mircea_popescu;on that score, anyone here holds obsi.hrpt ? -261974;1348138693;Obsi;is that one of those scam ponzi assets? -261973;1348138750;mircea_popescu;you're asking me ?! -261972;1348138757;Obsi;clients? -261971;1348138772;Obsi;You mean the contact for HRPT? -261970;1348138785;mircea_popescu;holds, as in has shares. -261969;1348138831;Obsi;I'm not sure what you're asking EskimoBob... the money is paid back over time -261968;1348138934;Obsi;Me too if that happens. They hold a decent chunk of my own money as well. -261967;1348139041;Obsi;They take the money and use it to fund debt purchases and loans, the pay out interest/bonus payments each week. Once they have enough earnings of their own to fully fund that location the begin capital repayment -261966;1348139054;Obsi;*they -261965;1348139141;Obsi;Basically they let their employees bootstrap a new location with their money in exchange for a chance at sharing earnings. -261964;1348139265;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.121 = 0.605 BTC [-] -261963;1348139267;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [-] -261962;1348139281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00311867 = 0.4678 BTC [+] -261961;1348139292;Obsi;exactly, once the location is fully funded they take a portion of earnings and pay back initial investment capital. -261960;1348139356;Obsi;It's worked so far, but I am not sure how great an investment it will be using BTC if the price continues to climb -261959;1348139399;Obsi;Are you saying they should just go get bank loans? -261958;1348139480;Obsi;I would say it is legit, maybe not best for the people who take such loans, but there are many such businesses -261957;1348139536;Obsi;The allow employees to do that. Many max credit cards even to invest. Too much risk to do those things for my taste. -261956;1348139597;Obsi;As far as bank loans they do use some funding that way, but there are limits with new locations and lack of funding can keep one from being successful -261955;1348139627;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.12 = 1.2 BTC [-] -261954;1348139658;Obsi;Not with my life's savings -261953;1348139743;Obsi;How so? -261952;1348139778;Obsi;I prefer not to say. I have already received a personal threat regarding this. -261951;1348139788;Obsi;no -261950;1348139870;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -261949;1348139877;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110350.msg1200842#msg1200842 o this is delicious -261948;1348139885;mircea_popescu;the misunderstood genius. -261947;1348139902;Obsi;I doubt they will fold unless the economy gets very bad, rates may reduce, but they made it through 2008-2009 -261946;1348140018;Obsi;They allow employees to scout new locations and pitch them from what I understand. They start new ones a few times a year. -261945;1348140041;Obsi;it is up to the employees to help make the location successful. -261944;1348140106;dust-otc;why not reinvest the profits instead of borrowing at absurd rates? -261943;1348140117;dust-otc;it would be much more profitable in the long run -261942;1348140144;Obsi;The rates are employee rates... incentives to make it work. -261941;1348140171;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1019 = 0.5095 BTC [-] -261940;1348140254;Obsi;Well I can't say 100% it is not a scam, I am not there in the business seeing all. But they have made returns for a long time now. The chance it might be scam or lose money is why I called it high-risk. -261939;1348140274;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.123 = 0.615 BTC [+] -261938;1348140275;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.124 = 0.62 BTC [+] -261937;1348140281;dust-otc;Obsi: 1%/day is unsustainable -261936;1348140302;dust-otc;and when it ends, no one will know if you were scamming or if you were investing in a scam -261935;1348140310;Obsi;I know that. I never said it is 1% a day forever, contract states such -261934;1348140335;dust-otc;yeah you can pay 0% forever and take everyone's money! -261933;1348140353;Obsi;I am not that kind of person. -261932;1348140451;Obsi;The money is being used, that might not even be possible. -261931;1348140470;Obsi;I have never requested payment early, it might even ruin the location. -261930;1348140499;Obsi;on GLBSE? -261929;1348140583;Obsi;The contract on GLBSE is short, I doubt majority, but that is like going to a breadmaker and telling him you need your money and to sell his ovens right now. -261928;1348140659;Obsi;Originally I was going to branch out into other high-risk stuff to help keep coupons high, but this asset has been more hassle than it is worth. -261927;1348140984;dust-otc;no one can drag him to court -261926;1348140987;dust-otc;it is right in the contract -261925;1348140994;dust-otc;you can lose at any time -261924;1348141021;Obsi;Well if it turns out so bad I will do what I can to make it better. I have a decent size mining operation with ASICs on the way hopefully. -261923;1348141031;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1641 @ 0.00026302 = 0.4316 BTC [-] -261922;1348141033;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4759 @ 0.00026293 = 1.2513 BTC [-] -261921;1348141052;Obsi;Not everyone is a bad person trying to scam. -261920;1348141068;Obsi;ASICs ordered from BFL -261919;1348141075;Obsi;up to BFL to deliver -261918;1348141075;dust-otc;but most high yield anonymous funds are scams -261917;1348141087;Obsi;I agree -261916;1348141096;dust-otc;in fact, I have never seen a legitimate one that pays as much as you do -261915;1348141134;Obsi;Well it looks like someone started another on cryptostocks, but I cannot vouch for it -261914;1348141174;Obsi;payday loans are very high interest and bulk consumer debt can make a bundle -261913;1348141245;dust-otc;Obsi: that capital one/W Investment Research Technologies guy is hilarious -261912;1348141266;dust-otc;somehow he got 50btc -261911;1348141266;Obsi;He has some good reports, but I don't see how he put the money to use so quick -261910;1348141323;dust-otc;I feel like there is a forum somewhere that has scamming competitions -261909;1348141340;dust-otc;where people go the bitcoin forums and see who can scam the most with a new account -261908;1348141351;dust-otc;or scam in the most humorous way -261907;1348141353;mircea_popescu;dust-otc that's actually true -261906;1348141360;mircea_popescu;i recall someone posting excerpts months ago -261905;1348141374;dust-otc;anyone heard of /r/gameoftrolls on reddit? -261904;1348141412;Obsi;says banned -261903;1348141424;dust-otc;Obsi: yeah they shut it down -261902;1348141453;dust-otc;but they would hold competitions for creating fake AMAs / AskReddit posts -261901;1348141730;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0622 BTC [-] -261900;1348141773;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [-] -261899;1348141810;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.18 BTC [-] -261898;1348141961;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 13 @ 0.0622 = 0.8086 BTC [-] -261897;1348142047;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.18 = 0.72 BTC [-] -261896;1348142342;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 600 @ 0.34359046 = 206.1543 BTC [+] -261895;1348143264;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.1019 = 1.019 BTC [-] -261894;1348143704;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 3 @ 0.18 = 0.54 BTC [-] -261893;1348143705;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.21959999 BTC [+] -261892;1348143707;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.2196 BTC [+] -261891;1348143902;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5941 @ 0.00026293 = 1.5621 BTC [-] -261890;1348143903;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1347 @ 0.00026257 = 0.3537 BTC [-] -261889;1348144387;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [-] -261888;1348145275;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1019 = 0.6114 BTC [-] -261887;1348145330;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.63520002 = 1.9056 BTC [+] -261886;1348145463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13354 @ 0.00040994 = 5.4743 BTC [-] -261885;1348145464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17416 @ 0.00040985 = 7.1379 BTC [-] -261884;1348145466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4930 @ 0.00040944 = 2.0185 BTC [-] -261883;1348145615;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.121 = 0.605 BTC [-] -261882;1348145617;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 139 @ 0.12 = 16.68 BTC [-] -261881;1348145630;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 20 @ 0.0969 = 1.938 BTC [-] -261880;1348145719;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1133 BTC [-] -261879;1348146062;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 2 @ 0.34778193 = 0.6956 BTC [-] -261878;1348146194;Diablo-D3;doesnt the bot know? -261877;1348146215;Chaaang-Noi;glbse should know -261876;1348146228;Chaaang-Noi;look at first trade? -261875;1348146316;mircea_popescu;btw, speaking of 15 year olds, anyone know Jonathan Lebed ? -261874;1348146865;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.10050001 = 1.206 BTC [-] -261873;1348146866;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.1005 = 0.201 BTC [-] -261872;1348146867;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.1005 = 0.5025 BTC [-] -261871;1348146868;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.1001505 = 0.6009 BTC [-] -261870;1348146869;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.10015 = 2.1032 BTC [-] -261869;1348146870;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1001 BTC [-] -261868;1348146872;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -261867;1348147016;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: who? -261866;1348147037;mircea_popescu;.wik Jonathan Lebed -261865;1348147038;markac;"Jonathan Lebed (born September 29, 1984) is an American notorious for using internet technology to hype stocks." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Lebed -261864;1348147082;assbot;[GLBSE] [TICKER] 10 @ 0.35 = 3.5 BTC [-] -261863;1348147164;Diablo-D3;>1984 -261862;1348147166;Diablo-D3;>15 years old -261861;1348147186;mircea_popescu;we are talking 2001. -261860;1348147193;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.12425 = 0.6213 BTC [+] -261859;1348147194;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.12449989 = 0.996 BTC [+] -261858;1348147195;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.1244999 = 2.1165 BTC [+] -261857;1348147202;Diablo-D3;so wait -261856;1348147208;Diablo-D3;he was 15 and committing stock fraud? -261855;1348147211;mircea_popescu;he was in the first dotcom bubble -261854;1348147217;mircea_popescu;yes. he got away with most of the winnings too -261853;1348147219;mircea_popescu;cause unprosecutable. -261852;1348147228;Diablo-D3;I gotta admit, Im impressed -261851;1348147742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44620 @ 0.00041373 = 18.4606 BTC [+] -261850;1348147743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14680 @ 0.000414 = 6.0775 BTC [+] -261849;1348148082;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.10000001 = 0.5 BTC [+] -261848;1348148084;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [-] -261847;1348148123;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.10000001 = 1.2 BTC [+] -261846;1348148208;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66899999 BTC [+] -261845;1348148209;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.66899999 = 4.014 BTC [+] -261844;1348148283;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.10000001 = 1.5 BTC [+] -261843;1348148285;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.374 = 2.748 BTC [+] -261842;1348148461;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.1 = 1.4 BTC [-] -261841;1348148466;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66899999 BTC [+] -261840;1348148828;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -261839;1348148829;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.0986 = 0.8874 BTC [-] -261838;1348148831;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0981001 BTC [-] -261837;1348148832;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.0981 = 9.7119 BTC [-] -261836;1348148834;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.0981 = 0.5886 BTC [-] -261835;1348148835;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.6689 = 4.6823 BTC [-] -261834;1348148836;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.669 = 2.007 BTC [+] -261833;1348148915;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.09860001 = 1.1832 BTC [+] -261832;1348148917;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 130 @ 0.098 = 12.74 BTC [-] -261831;1348149008;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.669 = 2.676 BTC [+] -261830;1348149272;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.09900001 = 0.693 BTC [+] -261829;1348149286;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 61 @ 0.0034 = 0.2074 BTC [+] -261828;1348149401;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 14 @ 0.0787 = 1.1018 BTC [+] -261827;1348149402;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 99 @ 0.0788 = 7.8012 BTC [+] -261826;1348149493;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.09900001 = 1.287 BTC [+] -261825;1348149644;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09900001 = 0.99 BTC [+] -261824;1348149698;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 82 @ 0.10099999 = 8.282 BTC [+] -261823;1348149704;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.334 BTC [+] -261822;1348149724;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.0968 = 0.968 BTC [-] -261821;1348149779;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.09900001 = 1.881 BTC [-] -261820;1348149781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9002 @ 0.00041292 = 3.7171 BTC [-] -261819;1348149928;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.09900001 = 1.683 BTC [-] -261818;1348150051;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.09900001 = 1.386 BTC [-] -261817;1348150233;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.09900001 = 1.287 BTC [-] -261816;1348150341;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.09900001 = 0.297 BTC [-] -261815;1348150448;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.09900001 = 1.089 BTC [-] -261814;1348150772;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.09910001 = 0.8919 BTC [+] -261813;1348150773;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.0991 = 2.2793 BTC [-] -261812;1348151061;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1244989 = 0.747 BTC [-] -261811;1348151062;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 56 @ 0.1244999 = 6.972 BTC [+] -261810;1348151063;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.1245 = 1.3695 BTC [+] -261809;1348151064;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1247 = 6.235 BTC [+] -261808;1348151066;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 23 @ 0.124889 = 2.8724 BTC [+] -261807;1348151067;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.12489 = 0.4996 BTC [+] -261806;1348151272;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [-] -261805;1348151312;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.67 = 1.34 BTC [-] -261804;1348151314;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 7 @ 0.67 = 4.69 BTC [-] -261803;1348151342;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8815 @ 0.00026257 = 2.3146 BTC [-] -261802;1348151343;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3179 @ 0.00026207 = 0.8331 BTC [-] -261801;1348151344;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7866 @ 0.00026153 = 2.0572 BTC [-] -261800;1348151378;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 5 @ 0.745 = 3.725 BTC [-] -261799;1348151509;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.12489 = 1.3738 BTC [+] -261798;1348151550;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [+] -261797;1348151848;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.29999999 BTC [+] -261796;1348152237;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.10099998 BTC [+] -261795;1348152238;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.10099999 = 0.303 BTC [+] -261794;1348152851;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4762 @ 0.00026153 = 1.2454 BTC [-] -261793;1348153683;dub;memories -261792;1348153689;dub;like the corners of my mind -261791;1348154402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00041292 = 0.2478 BTC [-] -261790;1348155218;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.669 = 1.338 BTC [+] -261789;1348155384;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 93 @ 0.10099999 = 9.393 BTC [+] -261788;1348155423;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.101 = 10.1 BTC [+] -261787;1348155582;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.669 BTC [+] -261786;1348155583;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 13 @ 0.67 = 8.71 BTC [+] -261785;1348155585;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.6975 = 8.37 BTC [+] -261784;1348155586;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.6979 = 6.2811 BTC [+] -261783;1348155587;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.699 = 6.99 BTC [+] -261782;1348155588;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.6995 = 6.2955 BTC [+] -261781;1348155774;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 89 @ 0.7 = 62.3 BTC [+] -261780;1348155877;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0969 = 0.5814 BTC [+] -261779;1348156022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10320 @ 0.000414 = 4.2725 BTC [+] -261778;1348156024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29600 @ 0.00041487 = 12.2802 BTC [+] -261777;1348156025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6398 @ 0.000415 = 2.6552 BTC [+] -261776;1348156115;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 4 @ 0.12499999 = 0.5 BTC [-] -261775;1348156370;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.0823 = 0.1646 BTC [-] -261774;1348156809;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.23 BTC [+] -261773;1348156976;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.13 = 0.26 BTC [+] -261772;1348156978;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 38 @ 0.12 = 4.56 BTC [-] -261771;1348156979;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [-] -261770;1348157029;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.79 = 3.16 BTC [+] -261769;1348157132;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 9 @ 0.112 = 1.008 BTC [-] -261768;1348157134;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 25 @ 0.115 = 2.875 BTC [+] -261767;1348157188;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.1019 = 0.3057 BTC [+] -261766;1348157224;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 30 @ 0.09 = 2.7 BTC [+] -261765;1348157448;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.689 = 2.756 BTC [-] -261764;1348157581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.000415 = 0.7885 BTC [+] -261763;1348157588;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.0969 = 0.2907 BTC [+] -261762;1348157600;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 7 @ 0.125 = 0.875 BTC [+] -261761;1348157910;kakobreklaaa;>Learn about our historic commodity and carbon credit trades using Ven. -261760;1348157912;kakobreklaaa;omfg -261759;1348157915;kakobreklaaa;green nazi ppl -261758;1348157997;kakobreklaaa;ban carbon credits -261757;1348157997;nefario;they also do gold funds -261756;1348158005;kakobreklaaa;its a fuckin scam -261755;1348158036;nefario;if you've got no need for it then don't buy it -261754;1348158043;nefario;some companies in the EU have to buy them -261753;1348158048;nefario;buy gold instead -261752;1348158051;nefario;or a smoothie -261751;1348158065;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.689 = 3.445 BTC [-] -261750;1348158067;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.69 = 13.8 BTC [+] -261749;1348158193;kakobreklaaa;<3 co2 -261748;1348158301;OneMiner;I like the carbon trade idea. Of course there's a reason for buying them too. If you believe that regulations will tighten or dirty power will be popular, then it makes sense to hold the credits. -261747;1348158310;kakobreklaaa;them biased newspapers! -261746;1348158330;OneMiner;lol -261745;1348158454;OneMiner;No, make it part of the market and calculate the worth of a company based on how sustainable they are. Instead of totally ignoring that aspect of the entire world and keeping it off the books. -261744;1348158492;OneMiner;Boosh. -261743;1348158516;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 16 @ 0.115 = 1.84 BTC [+] -261742;1348158889;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.945 BTC [-] -261741;1348158934;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 5 @ 1.145 = 5.725 BTC [+] -261740;1348158989;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1.01999999 BTC [+] -261739;1348158990;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 1.02 = 5.1 BTC [+] -261738;1348159052;BitGeo;Will there be a stock offering? -261737;1348159081;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6072 @ 0.00026153 = 1.588 BTC [-] -261736;1348159083;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7000 @ 0.00026152 = 1.8306 BTC [-] -261735;1348159084;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4508 @ 0.00026135 = 1.1782 BTC [-] -261734;1348159105;BitGeo;bitcoin carbon offset fund - plant a tree with bitcoin! -261733;1348159129;BitGeo;w00t great deal!! -261732;1348159141;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 26 @ 0.34 = 8.84 BTC [+] -261731;1348159142;BitGeo;lol -261730;1348159143;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 20 @ 0.35 = 7 BTC [+] -261729;1348159371;BitGeo;bitcoin and human rights? HAHAHA -261728;1348159428;kakobreklaaa;Smoovious, slaves produce co2 -261727;1348159467;kakobreklaaa;just use nukes. -261726;1348159505;Chaaang-Noi;um wtf lol -261725;1348159559;Chaaang-Noi;nefario is not anti slavery is he? he has not voiced on the issue -261724;1348159588;Chaaang-Noi;"The Church of Ice & The Holy Frozen Dingleberry" lulz -261723;1348159691;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -261722;1348159744;nefario;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/GoatsOnABoat -261721;1348159746;nefario;goat -261720;1348159765;kakobreklaaa;i know Smoovious, its just that slaves are not an excuse you dont produce co2 -261719;1348159781;kakobreklaaa;or is it -261718;1348159786;kakobreklaaa;make it so they pay the tax -261717;1348159810;kakobreklaaa;well, semi ready -261716;1348160023;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110768.msg1206690#msg1206690 -261715;1348160118;kakobreklaaa;and a blue market asset jeez -261714;1348160126;kakobreklaaa;thats the highest order? -261713;1348160141;kakobrekla;if its is, glbse is becoming a joke -261712;1348160188;mircea_popescu;lol -261711;1348160199;mircea_popescu;this is kinda funny tbh -261710;1348160300;nefario;kakobrekla: why is it funny -261709;1348160307;nefario;this is a real business -261708;1348160309;nefario;registered -261707;1348160313;nefario;millions in revenue -261706;1348160323;nefario;presence all over the world -261705;1348160332;nefario;isn't this what we're trying to do with bitcoin> -261704;1348160333;nefario;? -261703;1348160339;nefario;bring it into the real economy? -261702;1348160341;Chaaang-Noi;nefario tomorrow i will be on a plane :/ -261701;1348160344;nefario;tie the two together? -261700;1348160347;Chaaang-Noi;and they wont let me bring my boat -261699;1348160356;nefario;Chaaang-Noi: take a chooper -261698;1348160358;kakobrekla;this Van bullshit is not real economy -261697;1348160359;nefario;chopper -261696;1348160366;nefario;you can get real goods with it -261695;1348160366;Chaaang-Noi;hmm... -261694;1348160374;nefario;I bought a membership here for a month with it -261693;1348160375;kakobrekla;its scamconomy -261692;1348160376;nefario;got my lunch -261691;1348160401;kakobrekla;nefario is very naive i see. -261690;1348160418;Chaaang-Noi;nefario can we ahve slave trading on glbse? also when will you post your guide to what we can list? -261689;1348160421;kakobrekla;thinkfoil had not strong enough. -261688;1348160429;kakobrekla;thin* -261687;1348160483;Chaaang-Noi;hat* ? -261686;1348160491;kakobrekla;fuck yeah -261685;1348160492;kakobrekla;its cold here -261684;1348160497;kakobrekla;my fingers are not working -261683;1348160504;kakobrekla;also brains. -261682;1348160504;Chaaang-Noi;and thin or tin ? :) -261681;1348160508;Chaaang-Noi;lol -261680;1348160511;kakobrekla;thin tin foil hat -261679;1348160514;Chaaang-Noi;where are you that its cold? -261678;1348160534;kakobrekla;in the dark and feed shit, like mushroom -261677;1348160542;Chaaang-Noi;i see -261676;1348160568;kakobrekla;slovenia if you must know -261675;1348160581;kakobrekla;its 16°C in my room now -261674;1348160591;Chaaang-Noi;i woke up today and saw i was a XKCD Comic crazy stuff -261673;1348160593;kakobrekla;yes sun is shining -261672;1348160596;kakobrekla;yet -261671;1348160598;Chaaang-Noi;i want to go to slovenia -261670;1348160603;kakobrekla;Chaaang-Noi, come -261669;1348160607;Chaaang-Noi;that whole area has hot girls... -261668;1348160612;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.09910002 = 0.2973 BTC [-] -261667;1348160614;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 27 @ 0.0991 = 2.6757 BTC [-] -261666;1348160617;Chaaang-Noi;im not sure my wife would let me -261665;1348160627;kakobrekla;lol -261664;1348160635;Chaaang-Noi;she was never taught the share her toys when she was a child -261663;1348160642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16702 @ 0.000415 = 6.9313 BTC [+] -261662;1348160644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30915 @ 0.00041539 = 12.8418 BTC [+] -261661;1348160651;Chaaang-Noi;to* -261660;1348160666;kakobrekla;um werent you saying not long ago she doesnt mind if you hook up with others -261659;1348160680;nefario;kakobrekla: you think Ven is scamconomy? then WTF has bitcoin turned into? -261658;1348160691;nefario;scams scams everywhere! -261657;1348160698;kakobrekla;hey i didnt say we are angels here -261656;1348160704;kakobrekla;but we dont need more of spam -261655;1348160706;kakobrekla;em scam. -261654;1348160708;nefario;but that is plagueing the bitconomy -261653;1348160723;nefario;I try to add real services and goods and links to the real economy -261652;1348160734;nefario;it's not a scam if you can actually buy real things -261651;1348160738;nefario;which you can -261650;1348160742;Chaaang-Noi;yeah kakobrekla she is fine with that as long as i dont spend money to do so -261649;1348160751;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 550 @ 0.00012936 = 0.0711 BTC [+] -261648;1348160760;kakobrekla;Chaaang-Noi, you give me money and ill pay for it -261647;1348160764;Chaaang-Noi;going to visit you would put a slight dint into the budget and she would notice:) -261646;1348160768;Chaaang-Noi;lol -261645;1348160775;Chaaang-Noi;i like your thinking :) -261644;1348160779;kakobrekla;;> -261643;1348160791;Chaaang-Noi;im off to a few days in cambodia tomorrow -261642;1348160810;kakobrekla;im off right now -261641;1348160811;kakobrekla;bbl -261640;1348160815;Chaaang-Noi;girls not as hot as yours im sure but a lot closer -261639;1348160818;Chaaang-Noi;peace -261638;1348160820;kakobrekla;cya -261637;1348160893;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0991 = 4.955 BTC [-] -261636;1348161022;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.099 = 4.95 BTC [-] -261635;1348161023;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0991 = 4.955 BTC [+] -261634;1348161024;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0992 = 4.96 BTC [+] -261633;1348161025;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0993 = 4.965 BTC [+] -261632;1348161026;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0994 = 4.97 BTC [+] -261631;1348161027;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0995 = 4.975 BTC [+] -261630;1348161029;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0996 = 4.98 BTC [+] -261629;1348161030;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0997 = 4.985 BTC [+] -261628;1348161031;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0998 = 4.99 BTC [+] -261627;1348161318;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 89 @ 0.003389 = 0.3016 BTC [-] -261626;1348161334;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0999 = 0.1998 BTC [+] -261625;1348161413;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15000 @ 0.00027639 = 4.1459 BTC [+] -261624;1348161414;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5247 @ 0.00029381 = 1.5416 BTC [+] -261623;1348161415;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5700 @ 0.00031408 = 1.7903 BTC [+] -261622;1348161416;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10053 @ 0.00035629 = 3.5818 BTC [+] -261621;1348161444;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 5 @ 0.1499999 = 0.75 BTC [-] -261620;1348161445;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 11 @ 0.15 = 1.65 BTC [+] -261619;1348161540;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.099 = 0.594 BTC [-] -261618;1348161554;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 211 @ 0.003365 = 0.71 BTC [-] -261617;1348161673;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.099 = 0.495 BTC [-] -261616;1348161794;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 11 @ 0.0969 = 1.0659 BTC [+] -261615;1348162710;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.099 BTC [-] -261614;1348162981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00041515 = 2.0758 BTC [-] -261613;1348163612;Chaang-Noi;how do you register a chan? iv done it before but i forgot... -261612;1348163852;Chaang-Noi;-ChanServ- #ppcoin-otc is now registered to Chaang-Noi. -261611;1348163854;Chaang-Noi;thanks guys -261610;1348163864;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.HRPT] [Bid: 0.09809999] [Ask: 0.0981] [Spread: 0.00000001] [Last: 0.099] [24hVol: 303.4537741] [7dAvg: 0.1003381] -261609;1348164757;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09809999 = 0.981 BTC [-] -261608;1348164841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5286 @ 0.00041539 = 2.1958 BTC [+] -261607;1348164843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31304 @ 0.00041567 = 13.0121 BTC [+] -261606;1348164844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11485 @ 0.00041577 = 4.7751 BTC [+] -261605;1348164845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 225 @ 0.00041578 = 0.0936 BTC [+] -261604;1348164906;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.64120002 = 1.2824 BTC [-] -261603;1348164925;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.64120002 = 3.206 BTC [-] -261602;1348164958;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.64120002 = 1.9236 BTC [-] -261601;1348165054;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.161999 = 0.324 BTC [-] -261600;1348165063;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.68989999 = 4.8293 BTC [+] -261599;1348165064;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.6899 = 4.8293 BTC [+] -261598;1348165070;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.6411 = 3.8466 BTC [-] -261597;1348165100;Bugpowder;If only the buyer and the seller weren't so impatient they might save 5% -261596;1348165272;nefario;whats up? -261595;1348165326;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -261594;1348165345;nefario;issue as in problem or issue as in new asset? -261593;1348165486;Bugpowder;what is it? -261592;1348165507;Bugpowder;synthetic short of fixed MH miners? -261591;1348166401;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11200 @ 0.00031083 = 3.4813 BTC [-] -261590;1348166402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00041515 = 6.8915 BTC [-] -261589;1348166570;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.124865 = 0.7492 BTC [-] -261588;1348166571;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.124875 = 0.6244 BTC [+] -261587;1348166627;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 21 @ 0.12899 = 2.7088 BTC [+] -261586;1348167190;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.685 = 2.055 BTC [+] -261585;1348167192;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 43 @ 0.6899 = 29.6657 BTC [+] -261584;1348167193;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 54 @ 0.697 = 37.638 BTC [+] -261583;1348167339;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00999996 BTC [+] -261582;1348167432;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.121001 = 0.484 BTC [-] -261581;1348167434;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.121 = 0.605 BTC [-] -261580;1348167435;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 32 @ 0.120001 = 3.84 BTC [-] -261579;1348167436;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.12 = 1.08 BTC [-] -261578;1348167438;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 44 @ 0.12 = 5.28 BTC [-] -261577;1348167439;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.11820098 = 1.4184 BTC [-] -261576;1348167490;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.0981 = 1.7658 BTC [+] -261575;1348167830;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0034 = 0.017 BTC [+] -261574;1348168021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5475 @ 0.00041578 = 2.2764 BTC [+] -261573;1348168022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00041591 = 5.1989 BTC [+] -261572;1348168235;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.0981 = 1.962 BTC [+] -261571;1348168551;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.638 = 1.276 BTC [+] -261570;1348168553;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6389 BTC [+] -261569;1348168553;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63894999 BTC [+] -261568;1348168554;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63895 BTC [+] -261567;1348168556;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.638995 = 2.556 BTC [+] -261566;1348168557;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.639 = 5.751 BTC [+] -261565;1348168558;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 12 @ 0.64 = 7.68 BTC [+] -261564;1348168609;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9798 BTC [+] -261563;1348168743;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.369 = 3.321 BTC [+] -261562;1348168744;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 19 @ 0.37 = 7.03 BTC [+] -261561;1348169118;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.0981 = 0.5886 BTC [+] -261560;1348169328;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.0981 = 0.5886 BTC [+] -261559;1348169330;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 48 @ 0.0982 = 4.7136 BTC [+] -261558;1348169428;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1 @ 0.7352903 BTC [-] -261557;1348169478;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -261556;1348170814;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [+] -261555;1348171261;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.00031083 = 0.0932 BTC [-] -261554;1348172027;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 4 @ 0.066 = 0.264 BTC [+] -261553;1348172550;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 84 @ 0.0969 = 8.1396 BTC [+] -261552;1348172624;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 31 @ 0.097 = 3.007 BTC [+] -261551;1348172695;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0994 = 0.5964 BTC [+] -261550;1348172809;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6700 @ 0.0002976 = 1.9939 BTC [-] -261549;1348173388;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0982 BTC [+] -261548;1348174320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25800 @ 0.00041531 = 10.715 BTC [-] -261547;1348174401;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 6 @ 0.00999996 = 0.06 BTC [+] -261546;1348174841;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 10 @ 0.7398 = 7.398 BTC [+] -261545;1348174862;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6759 = 1.3518 BTC [-] -261544;1348174894;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.29999999 BTC [+] -261543;1348174939;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [+] -261542;1348174988;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0981 = 0.4905 BTC [-] -261541;1348175056;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6759 = 2.7036 BTC [-] -261540;1348175813;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1264989 = 0.506 BTC [+] -261539;1348175879;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 32 @ 0.126499 = 4.048 BTC [+] -261538;1348175931;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 44 @ 0.1265 = 5.566 BTC [+] -261537;1348175932;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1268 = 12.68 BTC [+] -261536;1348175934;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.128 = 12.8 BTC [+] -261535;1348175935;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 256 @ 0.12899 = 33.0214 BTC [+] -261534;1348175973;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.0981 = 0.981 BTC [-] -261533;1348176020;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.879 BTC [+] -261532;1348176038;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 223 @ 0.12899 = 28.7648 BTC [+] -261531;1348176132;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.129 = 2.064 BTC [+] -261530;1348176206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00041515 = 10.1712 BTC [-] -261529;1348176208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8398 @ 0.00041292 = 3.4677 BTC [-] -261528;1348176210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 302 @ 0.00041263 = 0.1246 BTC [-] -261527;1348176263;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 25 @ 0.135 = 3.375 BTC [+] -261526;1348176264;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 25 @ 0.1375 = 3.4375 BTC [+] -261525;1348176265;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 19 @ 0.139 = 2.641 BTC [+] -261524;1348176267;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.1399 = 0.2798 BTC [+] -261523;1348176268;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 28 @ 0.165 = 4.62 BTC [+] -261522;1348176271;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 0.676 = 7.436 BTC [+] -261521;1348176333;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 50 @ 0.677 = 33.85 BTC [+] -261520;1348176381;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 17 @ 0.697 = 11.849 BTC [+] -261519;1348176602;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.165 = 0.33 BTC [+] -261518;1348176975;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 80000 @ 0.00100916 = 80.7328 BTC [-] -261517;1348177319;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0981 BTC [-] -261516;1348177466;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0981 = 0.4905 BTC [-] -261515;1348177814;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -261514;1348178041;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2700 @ 0.00028363 = 0.7658 BTC [-] -261513;1348178042;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4300 @ 0.00030056 = 1.2924 BTC [+] -261512;1348178250;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 100 @ 0.05 = 5 BTC [-] -261511;1348178252;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 150 @ 0.04500001 = 6.75 BTC [-] -261510;1348178252;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 45 @ 0.045 = 2.025 BTC [-] -261509;1348178253;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 5 @ 0.035 = 0.175 BTC [-] -261508;1348178367;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1 @ 0.00210001 BTC [-] -261507;1348178369;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 100 @ 0.0021 = 0.21 BTC [-] -261506;1348178370;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1899 @ 0.0016 = 3.0384 BTC [-] -261505;1348178461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 600 @ 0.0032074 = 1.9244 BTC [+] -261504;1348178462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 300 @ 0.00319567 = 0.9587 BTC [-] -261503;1348178464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 250 @ 0.00297518 = 0.7438 BTC [-] -261502;1348178465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 250 @ 0.00293989 = 0.735 BTC [-] -261501;1348178466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 138 @ 0.00292608 = 0.4038 BTC [-] -261500;1348178467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 62 @ 0.001175 = 0.0729 BTC [-] -261499;1348178489;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 2 @ 0.885 = 1.77 BTC [+] -261498;1348178491;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 4 @ 0.919 = 3.676 BTC [+] -261497;1348178493;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 4 @ 0.9234576 = 3.6938 BTC [+] -261496;1348178649;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 10 @ 0.9234576 = 9.2346 BTC [+] -261495;1348178731;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -261494;1348179214;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -261493;1348179715;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: you gonna tell me why you're disappointed in me? -261492;1348179729;Azelphur;copumpkin: I'm disappointed in you too -261491;1348179738;copumpkin;Azelphur: are you disappointED or disappoint? -261490;1348179748;Azelphur;both, at the same time :o -261489;1348179754;copumpkin;shit, that's bad -261488;1348179759;Azelphur;indeed -261487;1348179765;copumpkin;I can only deal with one form of disappoint at a time -261486;1348179778;copumpkin;alright, I'm gonna drop off the internet -261485;1348179782;Azelphur;xD -261484;1348179790;mircea_popescu;what did he do ? -261483;1348179822;Azelphur;no idea I was just jumping on the bandwagon -261482;1348179840;jcpham;Chaang-Noi said i was an "opportunistic troll" -261481;1348179850;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi should know. -261480;1348179858;jcpham;that's an astute observation -261479;1348179863;jcpham;if I'm being hinest -261478;1348179871;jcpham;or honest, even -261477;1348179982;kakobrekla;aaa google groups -261476;1348179988;kakobrekla;too much hassle -261475;1348180007;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.51 = 1.02 BTC [-] -261474;1348180081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00041531 = 7.7663 BTC [+] -261473;1348180087;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.0981 = 1.0791 BTC [-] -261472;1348180113;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [+] -261471;1348180182;__Atlas__;I don't know how anyone speculates on GIGAMINING -261470;1348180188;__Atlas__;It's a nightmare of a security -261469;1348180245;nefario;yeah -261468;1348180251;nefario;would be much easier to speculat on -261467;1348180254;nefario;pirate -261466;1348180271;guruvan;definitely it is -261465;1348180282;nefario;ok I'm off to burger king -261464;1348180289;__Atlas__;Enjoy. -261463;1348180300;nefario;those arteries won't clog themselves -261462;1348180306;nefario;later ladies -261461;1348180603;mircea_popescu;bugger king ?! -261460;1348180651;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 0.69 = 9.66 BTC [-] -261459;1348180675;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -261458;1348180692;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@0.88BTC] paid: 0.45625096 BTC. Last price: 0.69 BTC. Capital gain: -0.19 BTC. Total: 0.26625096 BTC. (30.3%) -261457;1348180737;kuzetsa;heh -261456;1348180744;kuzetsa;I'm a corel fangirl -261455;1348180753;kuzetsa;especially after the acquired JASC paint shop -261454;1348180770;kuzetsa;have fun with that though -261453;1348180772;kuzetsa;I guess -261452;1348180788;kuzetsa;it's not adobe? lol -261451;1348180804;kuzetsa;"integration" ? -261450;1348180824;kuzetsa;uhm -261449;1348180852;kuzetsa;I've had zero problems moving data between various graphic applications (pastebuffer, import / export or otherwise) -261448;1348180865;kuzetsa;what? -261447;1348180875;kuzetsa;"half of the other stuff you need is adobe" -261446;1348180888;kuzetsa;I need exactly zero adobe in my life (beyond adobe flash player) -261445;1348180914;kuzetsa;uh -261444;1348180934;kuzetsa;corel draw and PSP have compatible raster formats -261443;1348180942;mircea_popescu;i don't use flash player -261442;1348180953;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: no youtube then? -261441;1348180955;mircea_popescu;specifically because adobe sucks worse than apple even. -261440;1348180958;mircea_popescu;html5 -261439;1348180962;kuzetsa;oooh -261438;1348180966;kuzetsa;good point -261437;1348180976;kuzetsa;uhm -261436;1348180978;mircea_popescu;doesn't work everywhere, but hey, good for productivity. -261435;1348181024;kuzetsa;well I use crunchyroll, hulu, various streaming thingies (including a program or two on MSNBC like rachel maddow) so I need it for more than just youtube -261434;1348181045;kuzetsa;lol -261433;1348181060;kuzetsa;yeaaaah uhm -261432;1348181064;mircea_popescu;http://www.betsofbitco.in/item?id=566 apparently 12:1 odds by now. -261431;1348181067;kuzetsa;adobe is crap -261430;1348181070;kuzetsa;that's why I use corel :P -261429;1348181072;kuzetsa;trololol -261428;1348181091;kuzetsa;yeah maybe -261427;1348181101;kuzetsa;dvorak versus qwerty -261426;1348181114;kuzetsa;I'm faster with qwerty (80 WPM) -261425;1348181133;kuzetsa;k -261424;1348181167;kuzetsa;the SSD on my laptop is only 256 gig so I prefer not to have too much crap installed -261423;1348181170;kuzetsa;eww -261422;1348181177;kuzetsa;adobe audition was completely unusable for me -261421;1348181202;kuzetsa;too much bloat / UGLY user interface of confusing confusion -261420;1348181220;kuzetsa;similar to my issue(s) with most adobe products -261419;1348181234;kuzetsa;eh -261418;1348181250;kuzetsa;I just don't feel like burning any points on the adobe learning curve -261417;1348181258;kuzetsa;would take years to be as productive as I am with corel -261416;1348181271;kuzetsa;? -261415;1348181276;kuzetsa;what about 10 years ago? -261414;1348181291;kuzetsa;heh -261413;1348181297;kuzetsa;I still have a cool edit pro license -261412;1348181310;kuzetsa;adobe audition doesn't have any new features I find useful -261411;1348181327;kuzetsa;despite that, I actually have an adobe audition licen... -261410;1348181331;kuzetsa;what's "integrated"? -261409;1348181360;kuzetsa;I simply don't use adobe audition because I find cool edit more useful -261408;1348181381;kuzetsa;lol -261407;1348181382;kuzetsa;so? -261406;1348181393;kuzetsa;says you -261405;1348181403;kuzetsa;my window manager I can operate multiple apps pretty bloody fast -261404;1348181422;kuzetsa;lol -261403;1348181433;kuzetsa;should be saving progress / snapshots while working anyway -261402;1348181448;kuzetsa;oh, right -261401;1348181464;kuzetsa;let's here it -261400;1348181475;kuzetsa;*hear -261399;1348181501;kuzetsa;err -261398;1348181517;kuzetsa;"really hard" for me, would be learning adobe toolchain(s) -261397;1348181531;kuzetsa;I'm fine with my existing tools (more of which are opensource than corel) -261396;1348181534;kuzetsa;no they're not -261395;1348181539;kuzetsa;adobe is NOT #1 -261394;1348181608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00041531 = 0.6645 BTC [+] -261393;1348181610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24754 @ 0.0004154 = 10.2828 BTC [+] -261392;1348181610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19321 @ 0.00041591 = 8.0358 BTC [+] -261391;1348181616;kuzetsa;http://www.steves-digicams.com/knowledge-center/how-tos/video-software/video-editing-tools-the-3-best-programs.html#b -261390;1348181621;kuzetsa;adobe is 3rd -261389;1348181622;kuzetsa;not 1st -261388;1348181644;kuzetsa;I could find other people ranking adobe as not first -261387;1348181651;kuzetsa;but not worth it -261386;1348181656;kuzetsa;I have what I like -261385;1348181662;kuzetsa;and you're free to use adobe if it makes you happy -261384;1348181720;kuzetsa;installing this creative suite thingy -261383;1348181726;kuzetsa;what is hard disk footprint for the whole thing? -261382;1348181756;kuzetsa;you're sounding more like an apple user every second -261381;1348182690;kakobrekla;nah -261380;1348182693;kakobrekla;that article is all wrong -261379;1348182694;kakobrekla;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=UgzEKjF9 -261378;1348182701;kakobrekla;this is correct. -261377;1348183086;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.565001 = 1.695 BTC [-] -261376;1348183088;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.56500001 = 1.13 BTC [-] -261375;1348183089;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.565 = 1.695 BTC [-] -261374;1348183090;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.56 = 2.24 BTC [-] -261373;1348183091;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.5531 = 5.531 BTC [-] -261372;1348183092;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.553 = 2.765 BTC [-] -261371;1348183093;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.552 = 1.104 BTC [-] -261370;1348183094;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 19 @ 0.551 = 10.469 BTC [-] -261369;1348183096;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.5 = 3 BTC [-] -261368;1348183201;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 494 @ 0.00026135 = 0.1291 BTC [-] -261367;1348183202;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15006 @ 0.00026132 = 3.9214 BTC [-] -261366;1348183204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31979 @ 0.00041591 = 13.3004 BTC [+] -261365;1348183205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5821 @ 0.00041591 = 2.421 BTC [+] -261364;1348183321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 11600 @ 0.0034 = 39.44 BTC [+] -261363;1348183404;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 36 @ 0.69 = 24.84 BTC [-] -261362;1348184227;kakobrekla;just in -261361;1348184228;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110868.0 -261360;1348184339;Bugpowder;whoop whoop -261359;1348184416;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0981 = 0.1962 BTC [-] -261358;1348184483;Bugpowder;wow hot wife -261357;1348184692;kakobrekla;well -261356;1348184700;kakobrekla;its about time bfl gets its own subforum or smth -261355;1348184702;mircea_popescu;aha -261354;1348184757;BTC-Mining;Indeed -261353;1348184760;Bugpowder;I recommend wife for one of mp's forums -261352;1348184815;mircea_popescu;so is sonny explaining his conviction in terms of sticking it to the man ? -261351;1348184846;Bugpowder;not really -261350;1348184861;Bugpowder;more like giving up in the face of crushing jail time -261349;1348184888;Bugpowder;He should have thrown in a Ron Paul shoutout though -261348;1348184895;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1020 @ 0.00026132 = 0.2665 BTC [-] -261347;1348184896;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10379 @ 0.00026083 = 2.7072 BTC [-] -261346;1348184898;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1488 @ 0.00025976 = 0.3865 BTC [-] -261345;1348184899;mircea_popescu;seems weaksauce. -261344;1348184914;Bugpowder;Whatcha gonna do? -261343;1348184916;mircea_popescu;i still don't see the connection between fraud and gambling. -261342;1348184949;mircea_popescu;i mean sure, the us govt is a piece of shit, always trying to fuck over independent folks -261341;1348184959;mircea_popescu;this does not mean every petty criminal is a prisoner in the basille. -261340;1348184969;mircea_popescu;bastille* -261339;1348184970;BTC-Mining;His father used his company's gambling license to run his mail fraud which was related to gambling. -261338;1348184975;mircea_popescu;right. -261337;1348184980;BTC-Mining;Or so he claim... -261336;1348184983;mircea_popescu;aka my cat did it defense. -261335;1348184986;Bugpowder;It's not clear if the clients were defrauded -261334;1348184999;Bugpowder;or just the US gov of taxes -261333;1348185017;Bugpowder;I don't really care. They either ship or they don't ship. -261332;1348185030;Bugpowder;So far they have shipped their previous products. -261331;1348185055;kakobrekla;Its also about how, what and when. -261330;1348185059;mircea_popescu;The case went all the way to the Italian Supreme Court. -261329;1348185064;mircea_popescu;a case number would have helped. -261328;1348185085;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder if you read up, they were at least once proven to have lied about the specs/content -261327;1348185094;mircea_popescu;they also shipped like 6 months late etc. -261326;1348185193;mircea_popescu;so anyway, i'm "looking it up" : http://www.ussc.gov/Guidelines/2011_guidelines/Manual_HTML/index.cfm -261325;1348185203;mircea_popescu;i fail to see how first time offense goes to life w/o parole. -261324;1348185222;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-D] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [+] -261323;1348185454;Bugpowder;$10MM+ seems plausible -261322;1348185494;Bugpowder;Glad others will do the heavy lifting on the story checking -261321;1348185496;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.09809999 = 1.1772 BTC [-] -261320;1348185538;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [-] -261319;1348185603;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.69 = 1.38 BTC [-] -261318;1348185625;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1 @ 0.2660675 BTC [-] -261317;1348185815;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.12125 = 0.485 BTC [-] -261316;1348185982;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 6 @ 0.114 = 0.684 BTC [-] -261315;1348186003;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.12000431 = 2.4001 BTC [-] -261314;1348186039;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1200043 = 3.6001 BTC [-] -261313;1348186168;BTC-Mining;Arf, I seem to be having problems with my connection. Somehow for every page load, my connection needs five seconds to start. Only then does it start loading the page. -261312;1348186182;BTC-Mining;According to my network monitor anyway and page load time -261311;1348186193;BTC-Mining;Maybe my wireless card is dying -261310;1348186258;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 46 @ 0.12 = 5.52 BTC [-] -261309;1348186359;mircea_popescu;maybe dns -261308;1348186450;BTC-Mining;eh, no idea -261307;1348186460;BTC-Mining;But doesn't seem to want to be solved -261306;1348186703;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97269.msg1207063#msg1207063 -261305;1348186722;Diablo-D3;well, that escalated quickly -261304;1348186887;mircea_popescu;that needs larger fonts -261303;1348187024;JWU_42_;heh -261302;1348187160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00041263 = 9.6968 BTC [-] -261301;1348187378;BTC-Mining;There's a thread where BFL admits? Don't remember which -261300;1348187392;BTC-Mining;That the person is part of the company -261299;1348187519;BTC-Mining;Except people will return all FPGAs + extra money for the ASIC upgrades... -261298;1348187647;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -261297;1348187650;BTC-Mining;He gets paid the FPGA price twice -261296;1348187659;BTC-Mining;Assuming there's a profit margin on it. -261295;1348187663;BTC-Mining;Already. -261294;1348187698;BTC-Mining;And you only get half off on trade ins so need to pay the FPGA price in full again to get your ASIC... -261293;1348187754;BTC-Mining;Probably, but remember that you might not get as many initial orders without proving yourself first. -261292;1348187930;BTC-Mining;It would actually be more lucrative to do it that way. Suppose you need 50$ to produce something, sell it 100$. You can run away with 100$ and not produce anything. Or offer an upgrade, get back the 50$ product, mine bitcoins with it. Keep the 50$ and ask for 100$ for an upgrade which doesn't exists. You now have a free FPGA mining farm +150$ + extra ASIC orders -261291;1348187978;BTC-Mining;Scammers are not all take money and run away on first try... -261290;1348188103;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining sounds about right. -261289;1348188164;kakobrekla;SCAMIOUS! -261288;1348188171;kakobrekla;jk -261287;1348188203;kakobrekla;ah sorry. -261286;1348188255;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [+] -261285;1348188330;kakobrekla;they are semi scam because of their politics -261284;1348188367;kakobrekla;their 'rules' of the game -261283;1348188390;kakobrekla;same thing you are -261282;1348188424;kakobrekla;they run their biz like shit -261281;1348188429;kakobrekla;breaking promisses etc -261280;1348188431;kakobrekla;that politics -261279;1348188436;kakobrekla;that rules of the game -261278;1348188441;kakobrekla;and they fuckin sucks at it -261277;1348188447;kakobrekla;-s -261276;1348188609;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [-] -261275;1348188670;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1.02 BTC [+] -261274;1348188780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00041263 = 6.7259 BTC [-] -261273;1348189016;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.12 = 0.36 BTC [-] -261272;1348189067;kuzetsa;[17:48:17] yeah, well, that's why Bill Gates hires accountants, and financial advisors, and other business people :) -261271;1348189070;kuzetsa;indeed -261270;1348189073;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0981 = 0.4905 BTC [+] -261269;1348189509;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 4 @ 0.0777 = 0.3108 BTC [-] -261268;1348189585;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 2 @ 0.0777 = 0.1554 BTC [-] -261267;1348189659;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -261266;1348190192;nefario;sure fire way to find a job -261265;1348190197;nefario;look at the obituaries -261264;1348190204;nefario;they always say where the guy worked -261263;1348190216;nefario;call them up and say "I hear you've got an opening" -261262;1348190309;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0981 BTC [+] -261261;1348190320;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8120 @ 0.00025976 = 2.1093 BTC [-] -261260;1348190321;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8536 @ 0.0002591 = 2.2117 BTC [-] -261259;1348190390;__Atlas__;lol -261258;1348191471;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0981 BTC [+] -261257;1348191608;Diablo-D3;we need a "shit nefario says" -261256;1348191846;nefario;Diablo, did you see the wiki page about you? -261255;1348191894;Obsi;What would be a good way to handle a situation that calls for a motion, while keeping the details of that motion under wraps from the public at large? -261254;1348191906;Diablo-D3;nefario: yes, I saw you trolling -261253;1348191923;Diablo-D3;Obsi: you cant -261252;1348191925;nefario;I thought it was funny -261251;1348191936;nefario;Obsi: three people can keep a secret -261250;1348191940;nefario;if two of them are dead -261249;1348191944;Diablo-D3;since the company would be, by definition, publicly owned, the public would know of the motion -261248;1348191960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8718 @ 0.00041591 = 3.6259 BTC [+] -261247;1348191998;nefario;eh still doesn't work -261246;1348192011;nefario;the shareholders have to see details of what they're voting on -261245;1348192018;nefario;yeah -261244;1348192028;nefario;as Diablo-D3 said it's not really possible -261243;1348192033;Obsi;Could encrypt and provide password to shareholders I guess -261242;1348192039;nefario;unless you can get the shareholders to keep it to themselves -261241;1348192046;nefario;well yeah that works -261240;1348192052;nefario;as long as they don't share it -261239;1348192056;Diablo-D3;except -261238;1348192063;Diablo-D3;nefario refuses to release a list of shareholders -261237;1348192064;Obsi;Well it would be in their interests to keep it private -261236;1348192076;nefario;well -261235;1348192081;Diablo-D3;Obsi: never trust shareholders to act in their own best interest, they wont -261234;1348192088;Obsi;Oh I know that -261233;1348192094;Diablo-D3;they will continually fuck themselves over as quickly and as hard as possible -261232;1348192109;Obsi;Maybe they just need love -261231;1348192120;Diablo-D3;the universe invented a better idiot, and thats what we got. -261230;1348192164;BTC-Mining;Looking for tasty assets to purchase. Anyone? -261229;1348192177;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: thatsracist.gif -261228;1348192178;BTC-Mining;I got to keep spending the BTC -261227;1348192218;Diablo-D3;unless you subscribe to the "martin luther king jr made it possible for not only black people to become president but white people to become niggers" theory, then yes, it is -261226;1348192221;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01999999 BTC [+] -261225;1348192221;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.02 BTC [+] -261224;1348192292;kakobrekla;lol -261223;1348192298;kuzetsa;indeed -261222;1348192313;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: arent you in the US? -261221;1348192330;Diablo-D3;dude, cops in some states taser you to death for having just pot -261220;1348192367;Diablo-D3;hah good luck -261219;1348192380;Diablo-D3;president fartbongo will stull arrest you for it -261218;1348192407;kuzetsa;Diablo-D3: president whowhat? -261217;1348192408;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: cops in one state tasered a woman passed out due to diabetic shock because she refused to tell the cops her name -261216;1348192421;Diablo-D3;kuzetsa: its what the republotrolls call obama -261215;1348192429;kuzetsa;... and apparently you too? -261214;1348192436;Diablo-D3;no, Im trolling Smoovious -261213;1348192474;kuzetsa;Diablo-D3: ok uhm... president obama "arrests" people. that's my other question I nearly asked, but since you were trolling nevermind -261212;1348192593;dub;Smoovious: I arrived home once to find 7 cop cars in my driveway -261211;1348192627;dub;considered running for a few seconds then walked in the door with my bags of groceries -261210;1348192672;dub;smiled to the cops tearing my shit apart 'sup gents' -261209;1348192873;mircea_popescu;what were they doing there ? -261208;1348192874;Diablo-D3;and? -261207;1348192877;BTC-Mining;What was it for? You walked on grass in the park and there was a keep out sign? -261206;1348192899;Obsi;Was the start of a bukakke porno he was filiming -261205;1348192909;dub;and I got 6 months community service -261204;1348192928;dub;instead of the 14 year maximum -261203;1348192950;Obsi;did they take any of your shit? If so did you ever get it back? -261202;1348192962;dub;yes and no -261201;1348192967;Diablo-D3;dub: what the fuck were they there for -261200;1348192970;Diablo-D3;you missed that part -261199;1348192973;dub;they took ~50kg of marijuana -261198;1348192978;dub;(wet) -261197;1348192978;Diablo-D3;>50kg -261196;1348192983;Diablo-D3;oh wet -261195;1348192995;Diablo-D3;I was like, they can charge you for intent to sell -261194;1348192996;dub;and no they didnt give it back -261193;1348193003;Diablo-D3;and send you to high security prison -261192;1348193005;Diablo-D3;forever -261191;1348193014;dub;they chraged me with selling and culitvation -261190;1348193020;Obsi;they should give it back... that's like... stealing man -261189;1348193041;Diablo-D3;Obsi: woah -261188;1348193085;OneMiner;Wet = uncured? -261187;1348193104;OneMiner;Or basement was flooded? -261186;1348193128;mircea_popescu;you shoulda kicked them off your property. -261185;1348193130;mircea_popescu;dern kids. -261184;1348193138;dub;Smoovious: well there were several ounces dried and bagged up for sale.. -261183;1348193168;OneMiner;What tipped them off? Did it smell like you were raising skunks there? -261182;1348193192;dub;they don't need it -261181;1348193192;kakobrekla;you cant excuse 50kilos for personal Smoovious -261180;1348193208;kakobrekla;not even dub. -261179;1348193226;kakobrekla;yeah -261178;1348193230;kakobrekla;that what i used to thought. -261177;1348193232;dub;not here they dont -261176;1348193240;kakobrekla;yup -261175;1348193240;OneMiner;It's a legal precedent, can't do anything about it unless you happen to be on the supreme court. -261174;1348193244;dub;over a certain amount is assumed to be for supply -261173;1348193250;kakobrekla;exactly -261172;1348193292;dub;there was also the guy that showed up at the house to make a buy after they had taken me away -261171;1348193300;dub;:) -261170;1348193317;OneMiner;Meh, citizens can be killed without trial by careful application of lables. I gotta get into that biz. -261169;1348193356;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 47 @ 0.0981 = 4.6107 BTC [+] -261168;1348193390;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: nope -261167;1348193392;Diablo-D3;thats not the law -261166;1348193398;Diablo-D3;the law only says the amount -261165;1348193410;Diablo-D3;then run for congress -261164;1348193436;Diablo-D3;you must be the change you want to see in the world -261163;1348193437;kakobrekla;he cant, he got busted. -261162;1348193443;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: that doesnt stop you -261161;1348193444;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0981 BTC [+] -261160;1348193454;Diablo-D3;bush jr almost died in a drunk driving accident while underage -261159;1348193459;Diablo-D3;he became our president -261158;1348193474;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.0981 = 1.4715 BTC [+] -261157;1348193490;kakobrekla;well as long as he didnt inhale.. -261156;1348193563;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0981 = 0.1962 BTC [+] -261155;1348193564;BTC-Mining;Why did that Bush Jr. have to get 2 mandates for anyway... -261154;1348193579;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.0981 = 0.6867 BTC [+] -261153;1348193607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14716 @ 0.00041263 = 6.0723 BTC [-] -261152;1348193624;OneMiner;There's enough to call even that win into question. Ohio. -261151;1348193633;OneMiner;Also Florida. -261150;1348193713;BTC-Mining;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DYDNYhZDc8 -261149;1348193722;BTC-Mining;Old classic -261148;1348193758;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [+] -261147;1348193816;OneMiner;I'm not in favor of any voting machine that dosen't give out a receipt. Paper trail FTW! -261146;1348193865;BTC-Mining;The machine could give you a fake paper receipt -261145;1348193881;OneMiner;PGP dat shiz. -261144;1348193895;OneMiner;Or whatever. -261143;1348194015;OneMiner;Wut? Time stamp it. -261142;1348194043;OneMiner;Ether that or do paper punch and I'll burn all the electronic machines myself. -261141;1348194064;OneMiner;What equiptment? A punch? -261140;1348194112;OneMiner;Oh, I just ment that without a paper trail the credibility (as shown in past elections) is zero. -261139;1348194138;BTC-Mining;Even with the paper trail... who says that's what gets counted on the other side? -261138;1348194142;OneMiner;Soooo... Ether we scrap the new machines or it's a thousand years of darkness! -261137;1348194158;BTC-Mining;Your receipt can't help you check for who your vote was coutned -261136;1348194163;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.0981 = 0.5886 BTC [+] -261135;1348194210;OneMiner;Fine, now we have to do paper punch, hand counted, in a school gym or something. -261134;1348194249;OneMiner;That's fine too. -261133;1348194336;OneMiner;You know. I really love a lot about the US. But there's some things that just make me furious. Rigged elections and grey area assasinations are some things that boil my blood. -261132;1348194400;OneMiner;Smoovious naw, that's no good. Then Jo-Jo the circus freak Romney supporter can try to exact revenge. -261131;1348194405;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 137 @ 0.0981 = 13.4397 BTC [+] -261130;1348194407;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0982 BTC [+] -261129;1348194408;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0983 = 4.915 BTC [+] -261128;1348194409;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0984 = 0.1968 BTC [+] -261127;1348194422;kuzetsa;Smoovious: heh -261126;1348194424;kuzetsa;screw taht -261125;1348194442;kuzetsa;1) I'm disabled -261124;1348194450;kuzetsa;2) I'm a non-violent taoist -261123;1348194469;kuzetsa;3) trololol ron paul!!! -261122;1348194530;kuzetsa;funny -261121;1348194542;kuzetsa;just hate how that works -261120;1348194547;OneMiner;Also seperation of church and state. When someone gets that wrong I'm like *facepalm* all damn day. It's pretty much the best idea ever, and there are those who oppose it..... -261119;1348194567;kuzetsa;OneMiner: huh? -261118;1348194595;OneMiner;kuzetsa just something that makes me angry. -261117;1348194619;OneMiner;Lot's of anger in politics, if you are not red in the face and spitting... You're doing it wrong. -261116;1348194636;kuzetsa;http://www.dsausa.org/pdf/widemsoc.pdf -- people who don't know what socialism is, and then use it as some sort of insult. -261115;1348194641;kuzetsa;THAT makes me angry -261114;1348194646;kuzetsa;socialism isn't bad! -261113;1348194654;OneMiner;I agree. -261112;1348194731;OneMiner;Smoovious hu? Who is being opressed? -261111;1348194744;OneMiner;Damn english, oppressed. -261110;1348194783;OneMiner;If someone can't practice their religion, that's oppression. Is that what you were saying? I don't follow. -261109;1348194814;OneMiner;Gov't = religion? -261108;1348194820;OneMiner;Oh ya lol -261107;1348194846;OneMiner;So we agree. Seperation of church and state is the best ever. -261106;1348194860;kuzetsa;my religion involves killing republicans and stealing all their money to use for reconstruction during the aftermath of my riteous dumbpocolypse -261105;1348194927;OneMiner;You know, in Canada the catholic school board gets special gov't moneys. They have shot themselves in the foot. Soon Canadians will be shelling out for pastafarians and they will have gotten what they deserved for funding the catholics with public money in the first place. -261104;1348194969;__Atlas__;Ooo, politics. -261103;1348194978;kuzetsa;nah -261102;1348194980;OneMiner;No access to any special groups. I go further in saying that religions should NOT be tax exempt in any way. -261101;1348194984;kuzetsa;we're just trolling at each other -261100;1348194989;kuzetsa;none of us know anything about politics -261099;1348194996;OneMiner;Yes, this is pure venting. -261098;1348194999;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 6 @ 0.50000001 = 3 BTC [+] -261097;1348195000;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [-] -261096;1348195002;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.46 = 1.38 BTC [-] -261095;1348195002;dub;religion should be outlawed -261094;1348195003;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.455 = 4.55 BTC [-] -261093;1348195004;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.451 = 1.804 BTC [-] -261092;1348195005;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.45 = 4.5 BTC [-] -261091;1348195006;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.44 = 4.4 BTC [-] -261090;1348195007;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.431 = 3.879 BTC [-] -261089;1348195007;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.43 = 4.3 BTC [-] -261088;1348195008;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.42 = 4.2 BTC [-] -261087;1348195009;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.41 = 3.28 BTC [-] -261086;1348195069;OneMiner;Religion must be driven from every corner of the gov't. It would be most excelent of us to take god off of the money (as Romney fears apparently). -261085;1348195167;OneMiner;Seriously... Does the christian god care if he is on the money? -261084;1348195200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4282 @ 0.00041263 = 1.7669 BTC [-] -261083;1348195202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53600 @ 0.00041112 = 22.036 BTC [-] -261082;1348195203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 605 @ 0.00041105 = 0.2487 BTC [-] -261081;1348195234;OneMiner;Smoovious don't worry. It's the last of the old dumb people. When they die, it's all roses and backrubs from then on. -261080;1348195344;OneMiner;Also, I demand that a plate of pasta be stamped into the next coins they mint! It's that or it's discrimination! -261079;1348195450;OneMiner;I had some right wing (they listen to Rush, yes that far right) folks who I had known my entire life say, "Yes, our marriage will be affected" but then they couldn't say one more word on HOW. Also they think CFL lightbulbs are a conspiracy and probably a ponzi. -261078;1348195482;dub;woah -261077;1348195488;OneMiner;Not a joke. I'm very sad to say I'm serious. -261076;1348195556;OneMiner;Not the ponzi part, that's a joke. The conspiracy one is serious. -261075;1348195595;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0984 = 0.1968 BTC [+] -261074;1348195624;OneMiner;Friend is here. I'm out. Lates o/ -261073;1348195679;dub;wat -261072;1348195697;OneMiner;I gotta take this one. -261071;1348195767;OneMiner;the mercury is less than if you burned coal. Mercury is released into the air from coal power. Also radiation in greater quantities than you get from all the nuclear disasters around the world. -261070;1348195800;OneMiner;sry gotta run. PM me if you'd like to say anything! -261069;1348195836;Obsi;LEDs sucked when cfls finally got decent -261068;1348195844;Obsi;LEDs are the next step -261067;1348195861;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.0997 = 0.2991 BTC [-] -261066;1348195881;Obsi;there wasn't years ago -261065;1348195919;Obsi;yeah that kickstarter for the wifi LEDs looked pretty sweet -261064;1348195945;Obsi;shit internet time messes with my real time sense... 6-8 maybe? -261063;1348196037;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 2 @ 0.12499999 = 0.25 BTC [-] -261062;1348196065;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09809999 BTC [-] -261061;1348196071;Obsi;fucking blue LEDs on tech -261060;1348196082;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09809999 BTC [-] -261059;1348196104;Obsi;bedroom looks like a disco -261058;1348196110;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.12499999 BTC [-] -261057;1348196184;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 46 @ 0.125 = 5.75 BTC [+] -261056;1348196185;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 7 @ 0.125 = 0.875 BTC [+] -261055;1348196363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11295 @ 0.00041105 = 4.6428 BTC [-] -261054;1348196364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36200 @ 0.00041051 = 14.8605 BTC [-] -261053;1348196365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43900 @ 0.00041017 = 18.0065 BTC [-] -261052;1348196366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14970 @ 0.00040944 = 6.1293 BTC [-] -261051;1348196367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50900 @ 0.00040916 = 20.8262 BTC [-] -261050;1348196369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33900 @ 0.00040863 = 13.8526 BTC [-] -261049;1348196370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00040862 = 6.824 BTC [-] -261048;1348196371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27920 @ 0.00040858 = 11.4076 BTC [-] -261047;1348196372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47600 @ 0.00040829 = 19.4346 BTC [-] -261046;1348196372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53700 @ 0.00040822 = 21.9214 BTC [-] -261045;1348196373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.00040808 = 14.0788 BTC [-] -261044;1348196374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44415 @ 0.00040741 = 18.0951 BTC [-] -261043;1348196499;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 2 @ 0.21757367 = 0.4351 BTC [+] -261042;1348196501;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 975 @ 0.19866961 = 193.7029 BTC [-] -261041;1348196548;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 100 @ 0.27910265 = 27.9103 BTC [-] -261040;1348214223;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09520001 = 0.2856 BTC [-] -261039;1348215113;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.123 = 1.353 BTC [+] -261038;1348215662;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7900 @ 0.00025766 = 2.0355 BTC [-] -261037;1348215742;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17200 @ 0.00027194 = 4.6774 BTC [+] -261036;1348215743;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 100 @ 0.00030056 = 0.0301 BTC [+] -261035;1348216522;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 14 @ 1 = 14 BTC [-] -261034;1348216588;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.7397 = 1.4794 BTC [-] -261033;1348216762;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1.02 BTC [+] -261032;1348216831;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 15 @ 0.35 = 5.25 BTC [+] -261031;1348217418;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5900 @ 0.000301 = 1.7759 BTC [+] -261030;1348217526;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.0982 = 0.3928 BTC [-] -261029;1348217557;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.0616 = 0.1232 BTC [-] -261028;1348217918;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 9 @ 0.00999999 = 0.09 BTC [+] -261027;1348218621;BTC-Mining;Wait, how would that work usagi? -261026;1348218657;BTC-Mining;Aye -261025;1348218890;BTC-Mining;Alright -261024;1348218912;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0982 = 0.491 BTC [-] -261023;1348218913;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.0984 = 0.3936 BTC [+] -261022;1348218952;Diablo-D3;yabif? whos that -261021;1348218989;BTC-Mining;It's a fund on GLBSE -261020;1348219022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50449 @ 0.00038996 = 19.6731 BTC [+] -261019;1348219024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10551 @ 0.00039029 = 4.1179 BTC [+] -261018;1348219225;Diablo-D3;Ive never heard of it -261017;1348219263;Diablo-D3;usagi: btw, you never told matthew off in the dmc thread -261016;1348219703;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 10000 @ 0.00101516 = 10.1516 BTC [+] -261015;1348219833;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 5000 @ 0.00101516 = 5.0758 BTC [+] -261014;1348221362;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15300 @ 0.000301 = 4.6053 BTC [+] -261013;1348221730;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.0984 = 1.1808 BTC [+] -261012;1348222827;DeaDTerra1;morning -261011;1348222936;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16300 @ 0.000301 = 4.9063 BTC [+] -261010;1348223390;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -261009;1348224766;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12834 @ 0.000301 = 3.863 BTC [+] -261008;1348224768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26400 @ 0.00038891 = 10.2672 BTC [-] -261007;1348224769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00038575 = 3.5875 BTC [-] -261006;1348225948;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0984 = 0.1968 BTC [+] -261005;1348226566;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9300 @ 0.000301 = 2.7993 BTC [+] -261004;1348227625;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 30 @ 0.03501 = 1.0503 BTC [+] -261003;1348228142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00038911 = 7.1985 BTC [+] -261002;1348228482;Chaang-Noi;so bfl is run by fraudsters lol -261001;1348228521;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: do you know how NOT news this was? -261000;1348228527;Diablo-D3;I "broke" this news like a billion months ago -260999;1348229593;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.098 = 4.802 BTC [-] -260998;1348229598;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=111837.0 -260997;1348229605;Chaang-Noi;feedback wnated, thanks -260996;1348229978;midnightmagic;The price of food will not necessarily go up. -260995;1348230002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00038706 = 1.5869 BTC [-] -260994;1348230004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56300 @ 0.00038684 = 21.7791 BTC [-] -260993;1348230005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1669 @ 0.00038575 = 0.6438 BTC [-] -260992;1348230008;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: it will -260991;1348230012;Diablo-D3;people always panic -260990;1348230017;Diablo-D3;the government drives them to do so -260989;1348230021;Diablo-D3;people are sheep -260988;1348230023;Diablo-D3;sheep need to eat. -260987;1348230028;midnightmagic;And BFL is NOT run by "fraudsters". One guy may be a fraudster. -260986;1348230042;Diablo-D3;one guy that OWNS AND RUNS THE ENTIRE THING -260985;1348230051;midnightmagic;And the other 21 people? -260984;1348230075;Diablo-D3;hoping they were paid up front -260983;1348230090;midnightmagic;And have they not delivered in a creative way on promises that a good number of people said were impossible in the past? -260982;1348230129;Diablo-D3;only if creative == less than promised -260981;1348230161;Chaang-Noi;midnightmagic i think food will go up in price but no it is not a fact -260980;1348230168;midnightmagic;Even with the fewer MH/s, the numbers were still considered impossible. It remained a mystery until ngzhang reversed it at the hardware level. -260979;1348230208;Diablo-D3;erm -260978;1348230217;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: all ngzhang did was copy asicminer's plan -260977;1348230234;midnightmagic;.. no, he reattached the fuse on the BFL single and identified the chip they were using. -260976;1348230249;Diablo-D3;oh, you mean the fpga -260975;1348230253;midnightmagic;Yes. -260974;1348230257;Diablo-D3;you do know hes doing his own asics now, right? -260973;1348230266;midnightmagic;Yes, of course I do. -260972;1348230280;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010N] 33 @ 0.02951475 = 0.974 BTC [-] -260971;1348230302;midnightmagic;ngzhang, regardless of whether he's "copying" someone's business plan, has delivered more reliably, and more openly I might add, than anyone building mining hardware put together. -260970;1348230341;Diablo-D3;not copying a business plan -260969;1348230343;Diablo-D3;copying the whole thing -260968;1348230354;Diablo-D3;hes even fabbing them at the same company on the same process -260967;1348230367;Diablo-D3;though, hilarious part, I would have gone the same path -260966;1348230390;midnightmagic;Who says this? -260965;1348230400;Diablo-D3;erm, I say this? -260964;1348230415;midnightmagic;And did you pull this out of thin air? How do you know this? -260963;1348230417;Diablo-D3;they're both fabbing at SMIC on 130nm using SMIC IP cores -260962;1348230444;midnightmagic;Did either one of them design the logic itself? -260961;1348230449;Diablo-D3;nope -260960;1348230471;Diablo-D3;they put together the masks, but they're using SMIC's existing IP -260959;1348230478;Diablo-D3;all they did was spam them on the mask -260958;1348230488;midnightmagic;How do you know this is what ngzhang is doing? -260957;1348230511;Diablo-D3;because he said it in his damned thread? -260956;1348230576;midnightmagic;I don't see where ngzhang said he's using SMIC IP. -260955;1348230628;midnightmagic;You're speculating aren't you? -260954;1348230676;Diablo-D3;its why you use smic -260953;1348230694;Diablo-D3;quite a few fabs may have IP libraries, smic is the cheapest -260952;1348230698;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P030T] 32 @ 0.02688559 = 0.8603 BTC [+] -260951;1348230776;midnightmagic;You're speculating. Are you also speculating for ASICMINER or do you know something more than was posted in their totally unhelpful "yes we're going to use our customers own money to compete against them" thread? -260950;1348230819;midnightmagic;"And we're even going to try to do it secretly." -260949;1348230872;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: you cant troll me no matter how hard you try -260948;1348230877;Diablo-D3;and why are you so pissed off anyhow -260947;1348230890;Diablo-D3;did your jimmies get rustled over the fact I know more than you do? -260946;1348230987;midnightmagic;... -260945;1348231046;midnightmagic;Say he did "copy" even the design of the asicminer, as you are implying. Why wouldn't I prefer to put my money with ngzhang when asicminer is going to mine against their own device customers, with the money their customers use to buy their devices? -260944;1348231152;midnightmagic;Also, I'm not trolling you. Either you know something you aren't telling, or you don't. Either way it doesn't change what I'm going to do: all it changes is you're pretending to know something that's impossible to verify (show me da unicorn) or not. -260943;1348231217;midnightmagic;The conflict appears to be arising because you seem to have backed an anticompetitive horse and I think they're going to get stomped by the bitcoin devs. -260942;1348231375;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: huh? -260941;1348231400;midnightmagic;I'd also like to point out that I'm one of the very few people who doesn't think you tried to do something naughty with usagi and that nefario freezing your shares was a dick move. -260940;1348231418;Diablo-D3;I think you're confused about how asicminer is operating -260939;1348231429;Diablo-D3;they're going to mine with early units to repay investors and sell the rest -260938;1348231469;midnightmagic;No, they're contemplating mining past that and growing their personal mining farm to 50TH. Or, at the very least, they're not going to suddenly stop mining with their 12TH, which reduces the value of the asic devices they sell. -260937;1348231511;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: I dont think they're going to maintain a perm farm -260936;1348231526;midnightmagic;That's competing with their own customers, using the profits from customers buying their devices to power their devices, and likely grow their personal mining farm totally in secret. -260935;1348231532;midnightmagic;They don't even see what's wrong with that. -260934;1348231548;midnightmagic;friedcat appears to be totally oblivious. -260933;1348231610;Diablo-D3;I dont see whats wrong with that strictly -260932;1348231618;Diablo-D3;its no different than if friedcat bought them for himself and mined to himself -260931;1348231658;midnightmagic;I'm failing to see how that is a counter-example to my point. -260930;1348231677;Diablo-D3;so... hes... not allowed to buy his own product? -260929;1348231717;midnightmagic;I am not acknowledging its correctness, I'm saying it's irrelevant whether that is true or not. -260928;1348231753;Diablo-D3;its not irrelevant -260927;1348231761;Diablo-D3;that farm that they're building is for shareholder use. -260926;1348231803;midnightmagic;The devices they are selling are for customer use. If they are mining, the devices are worth less. -260925;1348231817;Diablo-D3;if _anyone_ is mining, the devices are worth less -260924;1348231817;Diablo-D3;period -260923;1348231821;Diablo-D3;thats what mining is -260922;1348231828;midnightmagic;Yes, exactly. -260921;1348231836;Diablo-D3;so your entire argument is vastly moot -260920;1348231854;Diablo-D3;you cant just grab asicminer for mining on behalf of shareholders -260919;1348231888;midnightmagic;No, it means asicminer's non-device-selling activities are destroying the maximum potential value of their own devices, AND they're in a conflict of interest because they're competing directly with them for a slice of the available btc pie. -260918;1348231909;midnightmagic;*using* their own customers money against then thereby. -260917;1348231914;Diablo-D3;no -260916;1348231922;Diablo-D3;they're using their own SHAREHOLDERS money against them -260915;1348231925;Diablo-D3;this isnt like bfl -260914;1348231930;Diablo-D3;asicminer shares own the company -260913;1348231936;Diablo-D3;bfl preorders do not -260912;1348231941;midnightmagic;And friedcat owns.. what percentage? -260911;1348231948;Diablo-D3;asicminer has accepted _no_ preorders -260910;1348231951;Diablo-D3;there are zero customers -260909;1348231960;Diablo-D3;so _what_ customer money? -260908;1348231966;midnightmagic;And it's irrelevant that the shareholders are the ones financing the practice, that doesn't change a thing. -260907;1348231973;Diablo-D3;and friedcat owns like 15 or 20% or some shit like that -260906;1348231975;mircea_popescu;how you figure ? -260905;1348231986;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: erm, Im paying friedcat to mine for me -260904;1348231989;midnightmagic;Are they going to sell any devices? -260903;1348231993;Diablo-D3;are you saying he shouldnt mine for me? -260902;1348231997;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic that's their problem ? -260901;1348231999;midnightmagic;Or are you trying to tell me it's really just a glorified mining contract? -260900;1348231999;Diablo-D3;I paid him to do it -260899;1348232002;mircea_popescu;if i use a car i can't sell it anymore ? -260898;1348232010;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: its a glorified mining contract that sells hardware. -260897;1348232020;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: .. there's only so many bitcoins released every 10 minutes. -260896;1348232025;mircea_popescu;so ? -260895;1348232032;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: The owners owning cars is a false analogy. -260894;1348232034;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.68 = 2.04 BTC [-] -260893;1348232036;mircea_popescu;a company is entitled to make an item, use it, sell it, whatever they want. -260892;1348232038;mircea_popescu;why not ? -260891;1348232038;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: so you dont get the argument either? -260890;1348232051;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 can't say that i do. if they took preorder money and financed from that then yes -260889;1348232051;Diablo-D3;shareholders are NOT entitled to buy the hardware -260888;1348232061;mircea_popescu;but on shareholder money... why can't they do what they please ? -260887;1348232068;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Look at it from the customers' perspective. Why the hell would I buy a mining tool from the same company who's already staked the choicest claim and mined it for all it's worth? -260886;1348232079;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic :"customer" is not a party to this discussion -260885;1348232089;mircea_popescu;fuckall cares what an uninvolved third party likes or not -260884;1348232096;midnightmagic;It is ENTIRELY a party to this discussion, because that's the genesis of my objection! -260883;1348232103;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: THERE ARE NO CUSTOMERS YET -260882;1348232108;mircea_popescu;exactly. -260881;1348232110;mircea_popescu;what customer ? -260880;1348232118;Diablo-D3;NO ONE HAS BOUGHT ANY, NO MONEY HAS EXCHANGED HANDS -260879;1348232122;mircea_popescu;simmer down eh -260878;1348232123;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Why would I support a business which intends to compete directly against other miners? -260877;1348232131;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic for a profit -260876;1348232134;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: It's in their business plan. -260875;1348232135;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: THEN BFL, BASIC, AND EVEN AMD IS BAD -260874;1348232136;mircea_popescu;just like any other business i support. -260873;1348232141;Diablo-D3;_AMD_ IS BAD -260872;1348232145;Diablo-D3;THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE GPUS -260871;1348232157;Diablo-D3;AMD COMPETES WITH MINING BECAUSE THEY SELL GPUS THAT CAN BE MINED ON -260870;1348232162;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: AS A SHAREHOLDER. Not as a customer buying their devices. In other words, they're cannibalizing their future earnings selling devices by doing the dick move of mining for themselves. -260869;1348232165;Diablo-D3;DO YOU UNDERSTAND HOW STUPID THAT SOUNDS -260868;1348232175;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.0999 = 0.1998 BTC [+] -260867;1348232183;midnightmagic;Neither of you know what you're talking about. -260866;1348232185;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic so basically you'd prefer they sold the items rather than mine with them/ this is fine. make them an offer -260865;1348232194;mircea_popescu;im sure if you pay enough you could get the devices earlier. -260864;1348232215;mircea_popescu;if they don't accept the offer that's still fine, obviously you didn't offer enough. -260863;1348232218;midnightmagic;Why would I? I'll send my money to people who don't cannibalize their customers' potential profit. -260862;1348232234;midnightmagic;And show absolutely zero ability to grasp even the notion of what that means. -260861;1348232238;mircea_popescu;... -260860;1348232245;mircea_popescu;by this logic anyone making asics is guilty -260859;1348232250;midnightmagic;No. -260858;1348232250;mircea_popescu;of "cannibalizing" the profits of gpu miners -260857;1348232256;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: but um -260856;1348232262;Diablo-D3;if ANYONE mines with asics -260855;1348232263;mircea_popescu;there's no ownership of future mined bitcoins -260854;1348232269;Diablo-D3;it screws anyone who buys asics -260853;1348232272;Diablo-D3;thats what mining is -260852;1348232273;mircea_popescu;they belong to he who gets them, is all. -260851;1348232276;midnightmagic;That's totally, totally irrelevant. -260850;1348232278;mircea_popescu;hm. -260849;1348232282;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.000301 = 0.3612 BTC [+] -260848;1348232285;Diablo-D3;so _anyone_ who adds more hardware to the network is guilty of fucking miners -260847;1348232290;midnightmagic;What goes on lsewhere is irrelevant. -260846;1348232303;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: you cant have your cake and eat it too -260845;1348232317;Diablo-D3;either we blame anyone _adding_ hardware, no matter if they manufactured it or not, to the network -260844;1348232328;midnightmagic;You make a device, if you didn't mine 12TH and then 50TH, it would have made x more profit. If you DO mine, with your customers' own money (which is in their business plan) you are reducing the value of those devices. -260843;1348232337;midnightmagic;It's really quite simple. -260842;1348232354;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: yes, but that also goes on even if you buy from basic or deepbit -260841;1348232360;midnightmagic;No, because it is in the customers' best interest to buy OTHER PEOPLES' asics. -260840;1348232376;midnightmagic;to starve them out as much as possible so they aren't able to mine as effectively. -260839;1348232378;Diablo-D3;asicminer will mine no matter who you send your money to -260838;1348232386;Diablo-D3;lol mine as effectively? -260837;1348232390;midnightmagic;But they'll mine less if nobody ever buys their devices. -260836;1348232392;Diablo-D3;the first x units belong to shareholders period -260835;1348232392;Chaang-Noi;im on a boat! -260834;1348232402;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: wrong -260833;1348232405;Diablo-D3;if NO ONE buys them -260832;1348232411;midnightmagic;In other words, customers *should* if they were smart, be forcing them into a purely self-mining contract. -260831;1348232412;Diablo-D3;then it all becomes shareholder owned eventually -260830;1348232422;midnightmagic;And at that point, doing their best to ensure tha the bitcoin devs stomp them. -260829;1348232422;Diablo-D3;and they are still all online -260828;1348232429;Diablo-D3;lol bitcoin devs -260827;1348232440;Diablo-D3;then basic and deepbit are also fucked -260826;1348232445;midnightmagic;Which given that most people don't grasp the nature of how anticompetitive what they're planning on doing is, is far more likely to happen. -260825;1348232447;Diablo-D3;plus anyone on gpu mining since you wont have me to write a new kernel -260824;1348232451;midnightmagic;No, WRONG. -260823;1348232460;midnightmagic;And wrong again. -260822;1348232461;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [-] -260821;1348232489;Diablo-D3;plus, half the network will ignore you -260820;1348232500;midnightmagic;You're thinking in terms of miners. -260819;1348232509;Diablo-D3;THATS THE WHOLE FUCKING GODDAMNED NETWORK -260818;1348232517;midnightmagic;Whose software do you think the users are going to use? -260817;1348232525;midnightmagic;The asicminer conglomerates? -260816;1348232528;midnightmagic;Keep dreaming. -260815;1348232536;Diablo-D3;if I write my own bitcoin client? mine. -260814;1348232569;midnightmagic;Every vendor was told, as Luke-Jr said, to put a small additional secret piece of logic into their asics. -260813;1348232573;Chaang-Noi;midnightmagic or you talking with D3? if so give up :) -260812;1348232574;midnightmagic;And keep it secret. -260811;1348232579;Chaang-Noi;or = are -260810;1348232629;midnightmagic;Chaang-Noi: I will in a moment, I'm in pacific time. -260809;1348232648;Chaang-Noi;you want win, it is like talking to a rock -260808;1348232653;midnightmagic;And if those vendors end up just being one giant self-mining masturbation circlejerk? -260807;1348232653;Chaang-Noi;cant* -260806;1348232659;midnightmagic;bitcoin devs change the hashing algo. -260805;1348232681;midnightmagic;And every repsonsible asic device can now mine its own type of block. -260804;1348232687;midnightmagic;And everyone accepts them. -260803;1348232751;midnightmagic;And the naughty conglomerate that went overboard into a super fancy mining contract because they discovered nobody's willing to buy their device and fund competition against themselves? They go away and lots of paperweights mine on a scamcoin altchain. -260802;1348232761;Diablo-D3;_lol_ -260801;1348232763;Diablo-D3;wow -260800;1348232788;midnightmagic;Hey don't hate the playa, hate the game. -260799;1348232824;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.123 = 0.246 BTC [+] -260798;1348232829;Azelphur;I imagine if bitcoin changed algo it'd probably be the fastest way to kill the network, so your point is moot -260797;1348232830;Diablo-D3;but the devs have already stated they will not change the algo -260796;1348232840;Azelphur;indeed -260795;1348232843;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Then what's Luke saying in the asicminer thread? -260794;1348232857;Diablo-D3;I dont know, Ive already asked theymos to ban him until he stops trolling -260793;1348232873;Diablo-D3;infact I unsubscribed from the asicminer thread due to all the trolling -260792;1348232902;midnightmagic;Yeah right. A hardfork later and every user who listens to Gavin when he says "Hey these guys can now attack the network, upgrade now to avoid it," makes the old fork die. -260791;1348232937;Diablo-D3;and why do you think I wanted DMC to have substantial hashpower from multiple manufs? -260790;1348232948;Diablo-D3;stops 51% attacks dead -260789;1348233038;midnightmagic;Here I'll quote: "That is not necessarily true. ASIC vendors are advised to implement an alternative algorithm they can switch to in case of emergency like this. If the community felt it necessary to block out ASICMINER (or some other hostile ASIC hoarder), the other ASIC vendors would then publish their secret alternative algorithms, and Bitcoin could be made to support those." -260788;1348233047;midnightmagic;"That is not necessarily true. ASIC vendors are advised to implement an alternative algorithm they can switch to in case of emergency like this. If the community felt it necessary to block out ASICMINER (or some other hostile ASIC hoarder), the other ASIC vendors would then publish their secret alternative algorithms, and Bitcoin could be made to support those." -260787;1348233053;midnightmagic;err.. -260786;1348233056;midnightmagic;"That is not necessarily true. ASIC vendors are advised to implement an alternative algorithm they can switch to in case of emergency like this. If the community felt it necessary to block out ASICMINER (or some other hostile ASIC hoarder), the other ASIC vendors would then publish their secret alternative algorithms, and Bitcoin could be made to support those." -260785;1348233061;midnightmagic;wtf! -260784;1348233074;midnightmagic;"Edit: There is no single "secret alternative algorithm" being issued/given to ASIC vendors. They are all expected to come up with their own and not share it outside the company except in an emergency." -260783;1348233078;midnightmagic;there -260782;1348233131;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.098 = 0.196 BTC [-] -260781;1348233176;midnightmagic;What that means is simple: 5 ASIC vendors = 5 secret algos. asic vendor misbehaves? hash algo switches to support the other 4 (who are now building individually different blocks) and #5 == paperweight. -260780;1348233237;midnightmagic;Assuming what Luke says, is true. -260779;1348233269;Diablo-D3;yeah luke is out of his mind -260778;1348233309;Luceo;They assume a hostile ASIC hoarder will necessarily be a manufacturer\/ -260777;1348233319;Diablo-D3;yeah -260776;1348233324;midnightmagic;No, it works for anyone. -260775;1348233327;Diablo-D3;or hell -260774;1348233334;midnightmagic;And everyone who doesn't do it, gets screwed when they're discovered. -260773;1348233335;Diablo-D3;it assumes the hostile is public -260772;1348233345;Diablo-D3;I could very well run my own asics in china -260771;1348233349;Diablo-D3;get about 100th assembled -260770;1348233352;Diablo-D3;and then just switch it on -260769;1348233354;midnightmagic;No, because GPU + fpga + cpu + 5 asic vendors can all adapt. -260768;1348233367;Diablo-D3;you cant even tell its one miner -260767;1348233387;Luceo;The most likely hostile asic horders / 51% attackers will not be companie which rely on Bitcoin being successful to make money -260766;1348233389;midnightmagic;you haven't read the papers. yeah, the network can. -260765;1348233398;Diablo-D3;nope, the network cannot -260764;1348233408;Luceo;no it cant -260763;1348233415;midnightmagic;in fact, yeah, it can. it doesn't even take very many listening posts to do it. -260762;1348233437;midnightmagic;esp. if someone runs a crawler or a dns seed. -260761;1348233454;Luceo;Run 100 bitcoinds on VPS around the world, mine to them -260760;1348233461;Diablo-D3;and what happens when I use tor and segregate my bitcoinds to different parts of the network? -260759;1348233465;Luceo;Here we have 100 miners each controlling 0.5% of the network -260758;1348233521;midnightmagic;you're not listening. the entire network can be mapped out and all mining hashrate identified. neither of you have read the academic papers describing how to do this or you wouldn't be arguing with me. -260757;1348233565;midnightmagic;Still, it doesn't matter, all it takes is a suspicion, or an attempt to make use of the >50%. -260756;1348233566;Diablo-D3;okay so, I have a bunch of nodes that seem like they're coming from different continents, and none of them connect to the same peers by collusion -260755;1348233588;Diablo-D3;and then they mine on each others blocks when the opportunity arises -260754;1348233600;midnightmagic;In fact, I'm pretty sure someone recently already has gotten >50%. But if they play nice and don't screw with the network trust, then it doesn't matter does it? -260753;1348233615;Diablo-D3;so how, pray tell, can you tell? -260752;1348233630;midnightmagic;And if they do? It changes, everybody adapts, and laugh when we discover all the special asic out there have become useless and the network contracts by X TH -260751;1348233635;Luceo;k so what if I run 3 different brands of ASIC? -260750;1348233650;Diablo-D3;yeah, what happens if I run all the brands of asic PLUS gpus and fpgas? -260749;1348233661;midnightmagic;Luceo: You're missing my point. Right now, they only mine if they mine using the current hash algo. -260748;1348233690;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: go have gmaxwell and sipa explain to you why you're wrong -260747;1348233693;midnightmagic;Luceo: If you've amassed all the different asic so you only take a 1/3 hit, your ability to attack is lessened. -260746;1348233724;Luceo;But the total network outside my control takes a severe hit too -260745;1348233727;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: lol you know I'm right. We both know I'm right. -260744;1348233735;midnightmagic;Luceo: You're just talking about a normal 50% attack now. -260743;1348233735;Luceo;So the target to attack is lessened -260742;1348233736;Diablo-D3;no, I know Im right -260741;1348233798;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: If you think you're right, give your head a shake. It's trivial to do. It takes about 3 months to upgrade 95%, and that's just for a non-impact lame-o ddos fix with no known sightings in the wild. -260740;1348233810;Diablo-D3;okay so -260739;1348233811;Diablo-D3;you're saying -260738;1348233814;Diablo-D3;you kill an asic manuf -260737;1348233820;Diablo-D3;what happens when I have every hardware made -260736;1348233829;Diablo-D3;you crippled the network as much as you cripple me -260735;1348233831;midnightmagic;Then you have just accomplished a 50% attack. -260734;1348233837;midnightmagic;Good for you. -260733;1348233841;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 17000 @ 0.000301 = 5.117 BTC [+] -260732;1348233842;midnightmagic;Have a gold star. -260731;1348233854;midnightmagic;But if one asic manufacturer is being antisocial? -260730;1348233854;Diablo-D3;not only is it good for me, it means I trivially destroyed your attack against me -260729;1348233858;midnightmagic;Stomp. -260728;1348233897;midnightmagic;If you're an end-customer, you pay most of the full retail price. -260727;1348233902;midnightmagic;That's a normal 50% attack. -260726;1348233916;midnightmagic;If you're an asic that just tok everyone's money publically to attack the network? -260725;1348233919;midnightmagic;Stomp. -260724;1348233939;midnightmagic;(Because a second run costs $2/chip or whatever it is?) -260723;1348233942;midnightmagic;Stompy-stomp. -260722;1348233983;Luceo;I think that ASIC manufacturer would be more likely to sell slashed price chips than attack the network -260721;1348234018;midnightmagic;Do they sell to just one customer? If yes, detectably, stomp. If no, great, everyone benefits. -260720;1348234037;Diablo-D3;lol -260719;1348234050;Diablo-D3;and what happens if I just have a million fpgas? -260718;1348234055;Diablo-D3;anything you can do, I can do better -260717;1348234060;Luceo;Even if you sell to one customer -260716;1348234073;Luceo;It's unlikely to be 50% hash power -260715;1348234074;Luceo;in one run -260714;1348234090;midnightmagic;Good for you, you just wasted a whole pile of money and did a 50% attack that requires an order of magnitude more money than the asic users spent. -260713;1348234090;Luceo;The ASIC company does not benefit from enabling a 51% attack -260712;1348234119;Luceo;If you sell cars, and I offer to pay you to help me break the road system, you're not going to join in -260711;1348234189;midnightmagic;False analogy. I detect the beginning of the moebius strip. Bedtime for me, Diablo-D3 I wish you a good night, sincerely. Sell your asicminer shares, buy ngzhang hardware. -260710;1348234214;Diablo-D3;I already sold those shares for 2x abmo like a month ago -260709;1348234234;midnightmagic;Oh! Wait, then what do you care whether asicminer falls on its ass? lol -260708;1348234250;midnightmagic;In fact, if you mine, you should be hoping for that. -260707;1348234260;Diablo-D3;I dont care -260706;1348234266;Diablo-D3;I just expect realistic arguments from people -260705;1348234350;midnightmagic;My two main arguments are: 1) asicminer if they continue to mine after they start selling hardware, are cannibalizing their own devices' worth. 2) asic vendors can be stomped if Luke-Jr is correct. -260704;1348234368;midnightmagic;Those are both sound arguments. And it's really bedtime for me. Good night D3. -260703;1348234729;mircea_popescu; And at that point, doing their best to ensure tha the bitcoin devs stomp them. << bitcoin devs are not some sort of authority. -260702;1348234757;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.68 = 1.36 BTC [-] -260701;1348234759;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.689 = 3.445 BTC [+] -260700;1348234830;mircea_popescu;it boggles me that anyone would think differently. -260699;1348234928;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.123 = 0.861 BTC [+] -260698;1348234930;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 49 @ 0.12478 = 6.1142 BTC [+] -260697;1348234937;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah -260696;1348234949;mircea_popescu;as if anyone gives two rats asses what they "think -260695;1348234958;mircea_popescu;they contribute useful shit for free on their own time/expesne ? -260694;1348234962;mircea_popescu;great. everyone's using it. -260693;1348234974;mircea_popescu;the want as much as fiddy cents ? take a hike, there's fiddy billion people who can code. -260692;1348235013;Diablo-D3;>50 billion -260691;1348235017;Diablo-D3;>on planet of 7 billion -260690;1348235023;mircea_popescu;exactly. -260689;1348235024;Diablo-D3;Im not saying its aliens, but its aliens -260688;1348235058;mircea_popescu;"everybody and their dog" where everybody has more than one dog. -260687;1348235103;Diablo-D3;still, the average person would need 6.14 dogs -260686;1348235117;mircea_popescu;almost two pie. -260685;1348235282;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=g7WjrvG1GMk << the hero pig -260684;1348235302;mircea_popescu;saves a goat from boating accident -260683;1348235416;Diablo-D3;1 hour and 26 minutes until black mesa is downloaded -260682;1348235582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21700 @ 0.00038575 = 8.3708 BTC [-] -260681;1348235811;Diablo-D3;yes -260680;1348235815;Diablo-D3;they finally finished it -260679;1348235833;Diablo-D3;black mesa is a fan remake of half life 1 -260678;1348235848;Diablo-D3;uses source engine, looks about as good as portal 2 does -260677;1348235904;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0951 = 0.1902 BTC [-] -260676;1348235904;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.09500002 = 1.71 BTC [-] -260675;1348235906;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.09500001 = 0.19 BTC [-] -260674;1348235907;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 45 @ 0.095 = 4.275 BTC [-] -260673;1348235999;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you do realize video games are a billion dollar market, right? -260672;1348236055;Diablo-D3;and half-life is one of the highest grossing PC games ever -260671;1348236091;Diablo-D3;its sequel, half life 2, IS the most highest grossing PC game ever -260670;1348236200;Chaang-Noi;by btc, then watch it lose 60 cents, lol -260669;1348236368;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -260668;1348236368;gribble;Best bid: 12.011, Best ask: 12.0499, Bid-ask spread: 0.03890, Last trade: 12.011, 24 hour volume: 39823, 24 hour low: 12.011, 24 hour high: 12.57001 -260667;1348237142;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8142 @ 0.000301 = 2.4507 BTC [+] -260666;1348237695;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.09500001 = 1.52 BTC [+] -260665;1348237697;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 31 @ 0.095 = 2.945 BTC [-] -260664;1348237906;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0999 BTC [+] -260663;1348237908;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -260662;1348237909;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 25 @ 0.105 = 2.625 BTC [+] -260661;1348237910;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.11 = 0.22 BTC [+] -260660;1348237911;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.115 = 0.575 BTC [+] -260659;1348238021;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I have found an image that best describes what I feel right now: http://imgur.com/gallery/ZphAO -260658;1348238170;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.369 BTC [-] -260657;1348238935;mircea_popescu;lol this in reference to the asicminer thinfg ? -260656;1348238976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00038754 = 0.1938 BTC [+] -260655;1348239533;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 15 @ 0.03904442 = 0.5857 BTC [-] -260654;1348239534;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 22 @ 0.03662009 = 0.8056 BTC [-] -260653;1348239662;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1 @ 0.70611353 BTC [-] -260652;1348239663;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1 @ 0.6730893 BTC [-] -260651;1348239664;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 111 @ 0.61997735 = 68.8175 BTC [-] -260650;1348239665;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 4 @ 0.57 = 2.28 BTC [-] -260649;1348239715;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 2 @ 0.61997735 = 1.24 BTC [-] -260648;1348239808;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 15 @ 0.00024578 = 0.0037 BTC [-] -260647;1348239846;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 125 @ 0.00000002 BTC [-] -260646;1348239902;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 500 @ 0.21423301 = 107.1165 BTC [-] -260645;1348239972;Luke-Jr;midnightmagic: if I'm correct? huh? -260644;1348240030;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 10 @ 0.09164025 = 0.9164 BTC [-] -260643;1348240031;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 2 @ 0.08076672 = 0.1615 BTC [-] -260642;1348240033;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 938 @ 0.06753578 = 63.3486 BTC [-] -260641;1348240224;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.1499999 BTC [-] -260640;1348240801;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes -260639;1348241192;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.12518 = 1.6273 BTC [+] -260638;1348241609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8275 @ 0.00038575 = 3.1921 BTC [-] -260637;1348242135;DeaDTerra1;is GLBSE slow for everyone or just me? -260636;1348242154;kakobreklaa;its always slow -260635;1348242157;kakobreklaa;or not working. -260634;1348242320;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=111837.0 -260633;1348242325;Chaang-Noi;feedback wnated, thanks -260632;1348242366;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 5 @ 0.001 = 0.005 BTC -260631;1348243089;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -260630;1348243142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 750 @ 0.00038754 = 0.2907 BTC [+] -260629;1348243224;Chaang-Noi;not everyone at once:) -260628;1348243302;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 45 @ 0.1 = 4.5 BTC [+] -260627;1348243583;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 26 @ 0.15 = 3.9 BTC [+] -260626;1348243585;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 104 @ 0.15 = 15.6 BTC [+] -260625;1348243900;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.12507 = 2.5014 BTC [-] -260624;1348243977;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2 @ 0.00999996 = 0.02 BTC [+] -260623;1348244120;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [-] -260622;1348244191;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [-] -260621;1348244248;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [-] -260620;1348244762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00038617 = 3.1666 BTC [-] -260619;1348244763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3856 @ 0.00038575 = 1.4875 BTC [-] -260618;1348244765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12644 @ 0.00038566 = 4.8763 BTC [-] -260617;1348245144;Chaang-Noi;Hi Smoovious -260616;1348245158;Chaang-Noi;I think it is more or less going to be 5 to 6% -260615;1348245187;Chaang-Noi;it seems that i can but land for 50,000 baht, get 7,000 to 8,000 baht worth of right and then get to keep 40% to 50% of that -260614;1348245198;Chaang-Noi;land maybe at 40,000 too -260613;1348245213;Chaang-Noi;yes, you will be betting on land and rice going up in value -260612;1348245236;Chaang-Noi;ASEAN is about to open up in 2015 and well land should go way up -260611;1348245243;Chaang-Noi;but yeah, its not a get rich quick thing -260610;1348245260;Chaang-Noi;:) i have been looking for a way to get into land and food for a long time now -260609;1348245271;Chaang-Noi;this is great cuz i can work the land with out working it -260608;1348245309;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=111837.0 -260607;1348245316;Chaang-Noi;please post why you think that here.... -260606;1348245330;Chaang-Noi;yeah -260605;1348245330;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: you wishing pirate a happy birthday!??! -260604;1348245335;Chaang-Noi;lol :) -260603;1348245347;Chaang-Noi;im not copumpkin but thanks for the reminder, hehe -260602;1348245366;Chaang-Noi;land and rice are real things... -260601;1348245380;Chaang-Noi;it is something i will be doing -260600;1348245395;Chaang-Noi;im seeing if anyone wants to join me, if they dont thats cool. im still doing it for sure -260599;1348245406;Chaang-Noi;yes please post about the issues in the thread so we can debate them -260598;1348245456;Chaang-Noi;they have lawys here too usagi -260597;1348245476;Chaang-Noi;how do you enforce land claims in china or england? -260596;1348245484;Chaang-Noi;its a title -260595;1348245499;Chaang-Noi;yes if there is a second comunist revolution we will be fucked -260594;1348245549;Chaang-Noi;yeah i or my wifes family will live there -260593;1348245568;Chaang-Noi;if its small scale just let my wives family manage it -260592;1348245583;Chaang-Noi;its sharecropping if you did not read the thread... -260591;1348245627;Chaang-Noi;anyway im doing it. if there is enough interest i will list it on glbse, if there is huge interest ill just make it into a real corporation -260590;1348245651;Chaang-Noi;i think both land and food (rice) will be going up invalue so im buying in -260589;1348245662;Chaang-Noi;and doing so in a place were labour is almost free -260588;1348245675;Chaang-Noi;50% of the rice... we dont pay for anything jsut the land... -260587;1348245698;Chaang-Noi;no its not 1% a day but it is a real asset that is paying dividends while going up in value... -260586;1348245862;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 32 @ 0.12599 = 4.0317 BTC [+] -260585;1348245961;mircea_popescu;so let me get this straight, you take bitcoins, buy land -260584;1348245967;mircea_popescu;in 2 years maybe land doubled in value -260583;1348245973;mircea_popescu;bitcoin doubles in value by 2013 -260582;1348245974;mircea_popescu;profit ? -260581;1348245981;Bugpowder;also, rice -260580;1348245987;mircea_popescu;o right, rice. forgot the rice. -260579;1348245990;kakobreklaa;:DDD -260578;1348246031;mircea_popescu;i could see it if it's a farm where nude 15 yo's work to exhaustion -260577;1348246039;mircea_popescu;then you sell touring tickets to middle aged german doods. -260576;1348246096;Chaang-Noi;i highly doubt most investors have 100% of their wealth in BTC -260575;1348246118;Chaang-Noi;some people who have extra fiat would not mind buying land and rice. -260574;1348246122;mircea_popescu;with fiat. -260573;1348246137;Chaang-Noi;i could take fiat or btc, i dont care really. -260572;1348246159;kakobreklaa;>>you're never going to have a stock/bond issue that is exclusively bitcoin value until every last bit of the expenses, -260571;1348246162;kakobreklaa;wrong. -260570;1348246173;Chaang-Noi;i would be happy to do this outside of glbse and make it pure local currancy corporation -260569;1348246179;kakobreklaa;orly -260568;1348246205;Chaang-Noi;i do not need btc to do the rice farm... it is just an easy way to collect funds... -260567;1348246205;kakobreklaa;well my case is im workin on one. -260566;1348246232;kakobreklaa;me -260565;1348246248;kakobreklaa;im bitcoin denominated -260564;1348246254;kakobreklaa;:) -260563;1348246302;mircea_popescu;that's ridiculous, s.mpoe is 100% bitcoin, s.dice is 100% bitcoin etc. -260562;1348246312;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.67989 BTC [-] -260561;1348246319;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6400 @ 0.000301 = 1.9264 BTC [+] -260560;1348246320;kakobreklaa;preety much ya -260559;1348246324;mircea_popescu;buying a non-bitcoin asset with bitcoins is in fact divesting bitcoin. and that's something most people don't want to do. -260558;1348246390;Bugpowder;ads -260557;1348246443;Chaang-Noi;i will take fiat, i dont need bitcoin to buy land and rice... also if people dont like the idea they dont have to join me. -260556;1348246464;Chaang-Noi;hell, i would even take ltc:) -260555;1348246512;Chaang-Noi;:) -260554;1348246527;mircea_popescu;so you're moving out of btc ? -260553;1348246531;Chaang-Noi;i could tell them to plant corn and take popcoin -260552;1348246563;Chaang-Noi;moving out of btc? do you read the stuff you post? -260551;1348246572;Chaang-Noi;lol -260550;1348246576;Chaang-Noi;there was beercoin -260549;1348246581;Chaang-Noi;that was started in thailand -260548;1348246584;Chaang-Noi;it failed :/ -260547;1348246601;Chaang-Noi;beercoin was a while ago, i dont know if many people remember that -260546;1348246611;Chaang-Noi;might have even been first fork -260545;1348246624;Chaang-Noi;i hold 100,000 ltc did i leave btc? -260544;1348246633;mircea_popescu;"I agree that's why I am trying to start a forum with less FUD and Crap to go along with it, but iis seems people scoff at it from lack of users. But the the things is, it would not matter if they really wanted some change from the community." aww -260543;1348246634;Chaang-Noi;i hold silver, did i leave gold? :) -260542;1348246649;kakobreklaa;15:53.09 ( Smoovious ) if I started a company right now, sure, I could make all of my transactions based on bitcoin, if I wanted to, but all of my expenses would be based on USD, because that is the economy I'm operating in... -260541;1348246650;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi aite, so do some actual btc projects. -260540;1348246654;kakobreklaa;if my expences are 5 btc a month -260539;1348246659;kakobreklaa;how is this USD based -260538;1348246661;kakobreklaa;get real -260537;1348246678;Chaang-Noi;mp i can do whatever i want to do, but thanks for caring :) -260536;1348246720;kakobreklaa;my time -260535;1348246730;kakobreklaa;my time -260534;1348246742;kakobreklaa;i sell my time -260533;1348246745;kakobreklaa;which i take for free -260532;1348246806;kakobreklaa;if the usd/btc rate -260531;1348246812;kakobreklaa;is irrelevat to the costs -260530;1348246821;kakobreklaa;than usd has nothing to do with it -260529;1348246823;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 31 @ 0.67989 = 21.0766 BTC [-] -260528;1348246838;kakobreklaa;if my contract says 5 btc -260527;1348246844;kakobreklaa;it will be 5btc -260526;1348246852;kakobreklaa;if my contract says 50eur in btc -260525;1348246854;kakobreklaa;it will be that -260524;1348246859;kakobreklaa;if my contract says 1% of the profit -260523;1348246861;kakobreklaa;it will be that -260522;1348246960;kakobreklaa;that will be your opinion -260521;1348247012;kakobreklaa;k -260520;1348247015;kakobreklaa;that is your opinion -260519;1348247017;kakobreklaa;:) -260518;1348247124;kakobreklaa;in the end ill prolly stick with a small perecntage of profits -260517;1348247197;kakobreklaa;when you give me an apple and ill bring back apple an a half, i will take 5% of that half of apple i brought back. -260516;1348247224;Chaang-Noi;im on a boat! -260515;1348247243;kakobreklaa;cool! -260514;1348247247;Chaang-Noi;and im a goat! -260513;1348247270;kakobreklaa;the best thing about it Smoovious is so smart yet he has no idea what im going to do. -260512;1348247353;kakobreklaa;hehe -260511;1348247474;Chaang-Noi;... -260510;1348247505;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.96998 BTC [-] -260509;1348247529;Chaang-Noi;i might be a goat -260508;1348247536;Chaang-Noi;how would i know... -260507;1348247560;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=g7WjrvG1GMk -260506;1348247564;Chaang-Noi;no im pretty damn sure im on a boat -260505;1348247581;jcpham;hi -260504;1348247882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10416 @ 0.00038596 = 4.0202 BTC [+] -260503;1348247883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14035 @ 0.00038754 = 5.4391 BTC [+] -260502;1348247923;copumpkin;aww why not -260501;1348248057;Chaang-Noi;what is wrong with paying people to do work? -260500;1348248101;PeanutPower;hello world :) this channel seems quite active :) -260499;1348248113;Chaang-Noi;smoovious http://xkcd-map.rent-a-geek.de/#10/0.8960/-12.3335 -260498;1348248157;Chaang-Noi;yeah its me on the boat :) -260497;1348248167;copumpkin;I think you can -260496;1348248176;Chaang-Noi;please tell us how :) -260495;1348248176;copumpkin;didn't gmaxwell link to it at some point? -260494;1348248179;mircea_popescu;hello PeanutPower -260493;1348248180;nefario;Chaang-Noi: Im speaking to a lawyer in 30 minutes -260492;1348248182;copumpkin;can't remember -260491;1348248182;nefario;happy now? -260490;1348248188;copumpkin;yay law -260489;1348248199;Chaang-Noi;no im not really happy nefario -260488;1348248214;nefario;all this talk of me being sued -260487;1348248217;nefario;by you -260486;1348248222;Chaang-Noi;im not going to sue you -260485;1348248226;nefario;I hope not -260484;1348248229;copumpkin;lol -260483;1348248230;Chaang-Noi;i was smart enough to not give you my id -260482;1348248239;nefario;you have any idea how rediculous it would be to have a goat in the courtroom -260481;1348248249;copumpkin;nefario: he'd be hopping over other goats -260480;1348248252;Chaang-Noi;iv been in the courtroom -260479;1348248256;copumpkin;I hope you've seen the video, cause I've linked it enough times -260478;1348248262;Chaang-Noi;and i let lawyers talk for me there... -260477;1348248286;PeanutPower;wow whats will all the legal talk :O ? -260476;1348248298;kakobreklaa;smickles http://xkcd-map.rent-a-geek.de -260475;1348248299;kakobreklaa;eh -260474;1348248299;Chaang-Noi;posting copies of peoples passports in public seems illegal to me in europe... i know it is in the usa... -260473;1348248302;kakobreklaa;Smoovious http://xkcd-map.rent-a-geek.de -260472;1348248305;PeanutPower;*with... my dyslexic typing -260471;1348248318;kakobreklaa;hm -260470;1348248320;kakobreklaa;nevermind -260469;1348248328;kakobreklaa;i see it was posted already -260468;1348248342;kakobreklaa;my chat window was too smal -260467;1348248345;kakobreklaa;got cut -260466;1348248345;copumpkin;yahoo answers is super reputable! http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101210045408AAx55yG -260465;1348248382;Chaang-Noi;nefario the only one who can sue you is that scammer -260464;1348248395;PeanutPower;wow the xkcd map thing is quite cool -260463;1348248399;Chaang-Noi;yeah it is -260462;1348248405;smickles;you're never going to have a stock/bond issue that is exclusively bitcoin value until every last bit of the expenses, "" << damn, that was just funny to read -260461;1348248412;Chaang-Noi;copumkin do you know of a place we can download that image? -260460;1348248422;kakobreklaa;agreed smickles -260459;1348248428;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.03300101 BTC [-] -260458;1348248429;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 3 @ 0.033001 = 0.099 BTC [-] -260457;1348248438;kakobreklaa;Smoovious should lay off pot for a while -260456;1348248444;kakobreklaa;;> -260455;1348248457;kakobreklaa;hm i saw a single image file -260454;1348248467;kakobreklaa;ill look it up if its mah history -260453;1348248469;nefario;Chaang-Noi: I think it would be interesting if he tried -260452;1348248476;smickles;no offense intended Smoovious, it's just you were wrong, and there are a few of us here that operate things solely in btc, as i'm sure was pointed out to you -260451;1348248529;Chaang-Noi;i agree nefario -260450;1348248531;copumpkin;At 165888 x 79872 pixels, or 1.3 terapixels, the image would fill the screens of 4212 iPads with retina displays in an 81 x 52 grid. -260449;1348248553;smickles;Smoovious: look at S2CM -260448;1348248576;smickles;I put out sec equivilant reports showing only btc expenses -260447;1348248583;copumpkin;here's a medium-sized version http://www.wickedglitch.com/cheatsheets/xkcd_clickdrag_spoiler.png -260446;1348248601;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 32 @ 0.12488 = 3.9962 BTC [-] -260445;1348248602;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 54 @ 0.12478 = 6.7381 BTC [-] -260444;1348248603;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 48 @ 0.1235 = 5.928 BTC [-] -260443;1348248645;smickles;they are monthy reports which show the information required on sec 10-k filings -260442;1348248663;smickles;which are actually supposed to be annual filings -260441;1348248702;copumpkin;http://dagar.ca/xkcd_1110_combined_512.png is 1/4 scale -260440;1348248718;smickles;Smoovious: of you're looking for s2cm, the ticker is SS -260439;1348248720;copumpkin;http://libesyr.so/dump/montage.png is the full one, I think -260438;1348248775;smickles;also, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.0 for the thread on the forum where i report the financials -260437;1348248813;smickles;alright, sorry that i misinterprated you -260436;1348248934;copumpkin;Smoovious: is that png good enough for you? -260435;1348249018;smickles;i just figured that it was a business rather than a fund because the shareholders don't get a representation of the held assets, we have a business plan, expenses, employees, and provide a service -260434;1348249070;smickles;also, off topic, i'm fairly poor at spelling things correctly -260433;1348249086;smickles;"misinterprated" -260432;1348249110;copumpkin;I'm fairly correct at spelling things poorly -260431;1348249130;kakobreklaa;just the first and last letters must be in correct order -260430;1348249134;kakobreklaa;the middle can be gibberish -260429;1348249135;mircea_popescu;correct and rectum share a root. -260428;1348249146;copumpkin;yes! -260427;1348249165;copumpkin;kakobreklaa: the overall distribution of letters should be roughly the same -260426;1348249185;mircea_popescu;for instance : kabokrekla -260425;1348249192;mircea_popescu;nobody even noticed. -260424;1348249197;kakobreklaa;:) -260423;1348249216;mircea_popescu;also corapekin -260422;1348249233;copumpkin;coprompkin? -260421;1348249240;mircea_popescu;cofapkin -260420;1348249320;Chaang-Noi;thank you copumpkin that works for me :) -260419;1348249322;copumpkin;curl shows me that it's 247 megs -260418;1348249328;copumpkin;good luck finding something that can load it though -260417;1348249339;copumpkin;I think photoshop's pretty good at it -260416;1348249396;Chaang-Noi;oh i cant see my boat -260415;1348249404;Chaang-Noi;that wont work copumpkin :( -260414;1348249411;copumpkin;why not? -260413;1348249417;copumpkin;you downloaded the extra huge one? -260412;1348249421;copumpkin;not the 1/4 scale one? -260411;1348249440;Chaang-Noi;btw, im not a huge follower of oh xkcd how big of a deal is this giant map thing? -260410;1348249450;copumpkin;not that big of a deal -260409;1348249450;Chaang-Noi;http://www.wickedglitch.com/cheatsheets/xkcd_clickdrag_spoiler.png this is what i have -260408;1348249458;copumpkin;nah, that was just the first of many -260407;1348249459;Chaang-Noi;he does this sorta thing a lot? -260406;1348249467;copumpkin;I then posted a 1/4 scale one, and then 1:1 -260405;1348249483;copumpkin;http://dagar.ca/xkcd_1110_combined_512.png -> http://libesyr.so/dump/montage.png -260404;1348249492;copumpkin;he doesn't do this sort of thing a lot, no -260403;1348249501;copumpkin;he did another fairly large interactive one a while back -260402;1348249502;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.000301 = 0.903 BTC [+] -260401;1348249525;Chaang-Noi;well that pretty damn cool he did it abot bitcoin -260400;1348249528;copumpkin;Smoovious: little do you know that I actually just made a massive version of goatse, tubgirl, and 2 girls 1 cup combined, and uploaded it for your benefit -260399;1348249530;Chaang-Noi;about* -260398;1348249545;copumpkin;the author of xkcd used to hang out in -otc -260397;1348249556;copumpkin;he also accepts bitcoin donations, very subtly -260396;1348249566;Chaang-Noi;i sent him a small donation -260395;1348249567;copumpkin;http://xkcd.com/bitcoin/ -260394;1348249572;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.0959 = 1.918 BTC [+] -260393;1348249573;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.096 = 2.4 BTC [+] -260392;1348249575;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.097 = 2.425 BTC [+] -260391;1348249576;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.09799998 = 0.196 BTC [+] -260390;1348249577;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.098 = 0.784 BTC [+] -260389;1348249587;Chaang-Noi;what i would like to do is buy a print of the goat boat and have it signed and pay in btc :) -260388;1348249668;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 34 @ 0.09799999 = 3.332 BTC [-] -260387;1348249669;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.098 = 1.568 BTC [+] -260386;1348249728;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.67 = 1.34 BTC [-] -260385;1348249955;Diablo-D3;see -260384;1348249957;Diablo-D3;you know what I want? -260383;1348249962;Diablo-D3;to be able to tell my computer -260382;1348249965;Diablo-D3;GOOGLE -260381;1348249967;Diablo-D3;and it does -260380;1348250126;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.0983 = 2.4575 BTC [+] -260379;1348250128;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.0984 = 1.0824 BTC [+] -260378;1348250131;mircea_popescu;welcome to 1995 Diablo-D3 -260377;1348250168;mircea_popescu;one day kakobreklaaa is going to be known as janedoe or something and it will blow all our minds. -260376;1348250250;janedoe\somethin;minds blown. -260375;1348250270;jcpham;hurr -260374;1348250291;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0985 = 4.925 BTC [+] -260373;1348250292;copumpkin;durr -260372;1348250301;Chaang-Noi;smoocious how did you download it? -260371;1348250310;copumpkin;curl -O -260370;1348250315;copumpkin;or wget -260369;1348250327;Chaang-Noi;umm in in windows 7 on firefox -260368;1348250327;copumpkin;or if you're on windows -260367;1348250333;copumpkin;you format your computer, then install linux -260366;1348250333;Chaang-Noi;im* -260365;1348250340;copumpkin;and then type curl -O their... money... and... their.... cut penises.... oh God..... someone get me a towel -260068;1348289300;Diablo-D3; ugh, someone get be a bucket, I'm going to puke -260067;1348289310;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: its not israel's fault -260066;1348289316;Diablo-D3;they're a product of broken US foreign relations -260065;1348289331;__Atlas__;Smoovious: I don't you've seen the Palestenian slums -260064;1348289335;__Atlas__;and the starvation -260063;1348289341;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: you do know how israel was created, right? -260062;1348289346;__Atlas__;and the genocide -260061;1348289358;__Atlas__;Israel is pretty much the Third Reich in reverse -260060;1348289362;Diablo-D3;shortly after WW2, to "help" the displaced german jews that ran back to their biblical homeland... -260059;1348289369;Diablo-D3;we created a nation out of nothing -260058;1348289375;Diablo-D3;_we_ _created_ it. -260057;1348289384;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 romania existed much before there was an england. -260056;1348289386;mircea_popescu;let alone an us. -260055;1348289387;__Atlas__;Technically the Rothschilds financed most of it. -260054;1348289390;Diablo-D3;its not the israel of the bible. it is a new nation founded out of nothing from stolen land. -260053;1348289403;Diablo-D3;I dont blame every muslim country being in an uproar -260052;1348289404;__Atlas__;The Rothschild family owns 70% or more of the land in Israel. -260051;1348289410;Diablo-D3;__Atlas__: thats beside the point -260050;1348289421;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: yeah, but the muslims wont let it go -260049;1348289430;__Atlas__;Smoovious: We're talking decades now and there are still slums and killings. -260048;1348289431;Diablo-D3;no one who was apart of this are even alive -260047;1348289432;mircea_popescu;smickles what about teh CNVM ? -260046;1348289436;mircea_popescu;it's like the sec, in ro -260045;1348289438;Diablo-D3;the "greatest generation" are almost all dead -260044;1348289450;Diablo-D3;its time to let it go -260043;1348289455;__Atlas__;The Israelis actually limit the food going into Gaza -260042;1348289457;smickles;mircea_popescu: nef was asking about the sec of romania -260041;1348289461;mircea_popescu;o -260040;1348289462;__Atlas__;They intentionally starve these people. -260039;1348289489;smickles;that make me hungry -260038;1348289489;Diablo-D3;look at the entire arab sphere... do you know what country has the most muslims in positions of power, either politically or in business? israel. -260037;1348289496;mircea_popescu;__Atlas__ much like the new us federal mandates on school lunches ? -260036;1348289497;Diablo-D3;seriously, read what I wrote three times -260035;1348289509;Diablo-D3;if you're muslim, the safest country to live in over there is israel -260034;1348289514;__Atlas__;Smoovious: That's a load of shit. The Gaza strip and other Pal. lands get smaller and smaller. -260033;1348289514;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 nah, the saudis. -260032;1348289515;smickles;i'm going to needlessly eat som more food -260031;1348289518;Diablo-D3;you dont have your own government trying to kill you -260030;1348289520;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I said most -260029;1348289524;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: not most powerful -260028;1348289532;mircea_popescu;so most as in hwat,. headcount ? -260027;1348289537;Diablo-D3;headcount. -260026;1348289538;mircea_popescu;as a % its still the saudis -260025;1348289542;mircea_popescu;e well fuck headcount lol -260024;1348289551;Diablo-D3;mayors, police, teachers, etc -260023;1348289554;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.084 = 2.1 BTC [-] -260022;1348289557;Diablo-D3;muslims and jews live and work side by side -260021;1348289565;__Atlas__;I guess it would be acceptable for Native Americans to force all of the current US citizens into one plot of land. -260020;1348289569;__Atlas__;And slowly starve them -260019;1348289575;__Atlas__;That's just how war should be after all. -260018;1348289581;Diablo-D3;__Atlas__: yes, and I wouldnt blame them -260017;1348289597;smickles;i would blame them, -260016;1348289611;Diablo-D3;every white man who was born in the US should feel shame for what our ancestors did -260015;1348289618;smickles;bs -260014;1348289622;__Atlas__;Ugh, you know, you guys go ahead and get fucked in the ass. I'll defend where I stand to the death regardless of history. -260013;1348289632;Diablo-D3;__Atlas__: thats the thing -260012;1348289645;Diablo-D3;fighting isnt the answer -260011;1348289646;Diablo-D3;never was -260010;1348289658;__Atlas__;Yes, I should just listen to the higher powers -260009;1348289661;__Atlas__;and get fucked over -260008;1348289673;__Atlas__;Everybody else uses guns and violence, Diablo-D3. -260007;1348289680;Diablo-D3;I don't, Atlas. -260006;1348289684;__Atlas__;There is no winning just letting yourself get pushed around. -260005;1348289694;Diablo-D3;I never said get pushed around. -260004;1348289701;Diablo-D3;They simply have nothing they can threaten me with. -260003;1348289708;smickles;there is no winning because it isn't a game :/ -260002;1348289727;Diablo-D3;To me, someone like Hitler was just a young child having a temper tantrum -260001;1348289762;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: african american IS a racist term -260000;1348289766;Diablo-D3;am I a european american? no -259999;1348289786;mircea_popescu;there's no european americans -259998;1348289790;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: you can choose to not continue it -259997;1348289791;mircea_popescu;you're all niggers from the colonies. -259996;1348289808;smickles;i'm a decendant of the first govenor of plymouth iirc -259995;1348289812;Diablo-D3;I dunno, maybe I really should just start a religion -259994;1348289836;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: neither do I -259993;1348289838;jcpham;ooh ya'll are chatting it up -259992;1348289840;smickles;(plymouth 'merica, that is) -259991;1348289843;Diablo-D3;if you're human, you're one of us. -259990;1348289844;mircea_popescu;smickles :p -259989;1348289846;jcpham;let me read my buffer and get caught up -259988;1348289853;mircea_popescu;jcpham o hay. your mom. -259987;1348289878;Diablo-D3;I dont get the point of violence, it solves nothing. -259986;1348289879;jcpham;my mommy didn't do it -259985;1348289901;Diablo-D3;Like, you know whats screwed up? Take the American middle class as the measuring stick of "no one should live worse than this" -259984;1348289903;jcpham;everything is solved through violence -259983;1348289906;jcpham;or trade -259982;1348289908;Diablo-D3;we have enough resources on earth to give that to everyone -259981;1348289911;mircea_popescu;trade is violence. -259980;1348289922;Diablo-D3;you know why there are so many shit countries? because we squander the resources -259979;1348289930;jcpham;currency however prevents violience and encourages trade -259978;1348289937;jcpham;ironic -259977;1348289939;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: see, that brings up an interesting thing -259976;1348289951;mircea_popescu;jcpham just favours one sort of violence over another. -259975;1348289956;Diablo-D3;martin luther king jr set in motion what allowed obama to become president -259974;1348289961;Diablo-D3;but he opened another door -259973;1348289962;jcpham;wtf -259972;1348289965;Diablo-D3;any white man could become a nigger. -259971;1348289970;jcpham;is it fbruary Diablo-D3 -259970;1348289981;jcpham;i mistake the month -259969;1348289983;Diablo-D3;Ive met people like this -259968;1348289997;Diablo-D3;And theres nothing you can do for them because they choose to be this way -259967;1348290016;jcpham;why is everyone saying nigger -259966;1348290022;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: you've just said nothing -259965;1348290033;jcpham;i'm offended -259964;1348290040;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: no he didnt -259963;1348290044;Diablo-D3;he wanted a better country -259962;1348290047;Diablo-D3;someday we'll get it -259961;1348290056;Diablo-D3;but people of ALL races must come together and make it happen -259960;1348290060;jcpham;i taking everyone's names and calling the bitcoin-police -259959;1348290063;jcpham;right now -259958;1348290063;__Atlas__;Peace doesn't overthrow governments and tyranny. Never will. -259957;1348290073;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: he just wanted his own people to stand up and BE people -259956;1348290080;copumpkin;why is this crap relevant to -assets? -259955;1348290090;__Atlas__;I'm tired of the no-guns, let's all sit down on our asses and everything will be fine attitude. -259954;1348290105;__Atlas__;No, it will not be fine unless you enjoy labor camps and soylent green. -259953;1348290108;jcpham;assets is the new channel -259952;1348290112;jcpham;that was that other channel -259951;1348290121;jcpham;and before that it was that other channel -259950;1348290212;smickles;ya know, i remember being told of my ancestor establishing and signing a peace treaty with the natives -259949;1348290238;jcpham;they were smart smickles -259948;1348290282;__Atlas__;How is a peace treaty enforced? Mutually assured destruction. -259947;1348290304;__Atlas__;It takes a stable market between warring nations in order to have peace. -259946;1348290313;__Atlas__;You can't have one weaker than the other. -259945;1348290319;__Atlas__;That never works. -259944;1348290326;smickles;__Atlas__: actually, it was 50 years of peace which was broken when outside forces attacked the natives -259943;1348290341;__Atlas__;>we choose -259942;1348290343;__Atlas__;>choose -259941;1348290352;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: no, Ive never seen it -259940;1348290353;__Atlas__;You still think you have a choice in your government? -259939;1348290419;Diablo-D3;you sold me at morgan freeman -259938;1348290423;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12100 @ 0.00029349 = 3.5512 BTC [-] -259937;1348290469;__Atlas__;I will just end this with that you can't have an effective government of anything unless you have a populace that can overthrow it. -259936;1348290481;Diablo-D3;__Atlas__: I agree. -259935;1348290491;Diablo-D3;people have to be governed willingly -259934;1348290510;Diablo-D3;anytime enough people fight being governed, the whole system grinds to a halt -259933;1348290525;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 75 @ 0.084 = 6.3 BTC [-] -259932;1348290530;Diablo-D3;why do you think the US is such a pile of shit? both sides are fighting each other instead of just letting it happen -259931;1348290543;Diablo-D3;the rich vs the poor -259930;1348290556;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: no -259929;1348290558;Diablo-D3;its not red vs blue -259928;1348290561;Diablo-D3;it really is rich vs poor -259927;1348290572;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.083 BTC [-] -259926;1348290576;Diablo-D3;the government is lopsided because it caters to the needs of the rich far too often -259925;1348290577;__Atlas__;Let's just bring the Articles of Confederation back -259924;1348290588;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: not even -259923;1348290591;__Atlas__;Diablo-D3: Yes, because who has the power? -259922;1348290601;Diablo-D3;__Atlas__: the group with the most guns, really. -259921;1348290605;Diablo-D3;and it isnt the rich -259920;1348290611;__Atlas__;Guns can be bought -259919;1348290622;Diablo-D3;not when it comes to a full blown civil war -259918;1348290630;Diablo-D3;people will protect themselves and their families first -259917;1348290641;__Atlas__;True. -259916;1348290656;Diablo-D3;we ARE headed in that direction, and its not something I wish to see -259915;1348290689;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.0801 = 1.0413 BTC [-] -259914;1348290698;__Atlas__;I like to see the art of war as a market of asks and bids. -259913;1348290708;Diablo-D3;the government wastes resources because it doesnt understand how to govern itself efficiently -259912;1348290732;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: yes, but thats just a small part of the bigger picture -259911;1348290749;Diablo-D3;in YOUR respective camps, maybe -259910;1348290753;Diablo-D3;I subscribe to neither party -259909;1348290754;OneMiner;The thing is that we (people) are very much in tune with taking sides and joining forces against the "enemy". It's against human nature to work together when we can be seperated so easily. -259908;1348290760;Diablo-D3;you're either for the united states or you're against it -259907;1348290764;Diablo-D3;there IS no party. -259906;1348290781;__Atlas__;......... -259905;1348290798;__Atlas__;Well, I'm against it, my friend. The federal government can go fuck it self. -259904;1348290801;__Atlas__;itself* -259903;1348290814;Diablo-D3;__Atlas__: the federal government isnt the united states -259902;1348290823;Diablo-D3;they are only employees that serve the public at large -259901;1348290826;__Atlas__;Well, I'm glad to hear that much. -259900;1348290831;smickles;Diablo-D3> there IS no party. < like a west coast party? -259899;1348290842;Diablo-D3;when I say the united states, I mean the people who live here -259898;1348290862;Diablo-D3;we have a diverse population in every meaning of the word, yet we all deserve the same basic freedoms -259897;1348290905;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: whos conditioned now? -259896;1348290930;Diablo-D3;everyone deserves an education, a job, food on the table, a roof over their head -259895;1348290937;OneMiner;It's up to us to rise above our genetic programing and work as a group. This is unlikely. -259894;1348290940;__Atlas__;Deserve -259893;1348290944;Diablo-D3;but the government continues to mismanage support services that make these happen -259892;1348290948;__Atlas__;Deserve means an obligation -259891;1348290960;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: they have the right to _have_ it -259890;1348290970;__Atlas__;Are people obligated to give others certain things? -259889;1348290978;__Atlas__;Are people inherently slaves to others? -259888;1348290983;Diablo-D3;if someone wants to get up at 6 a clock in the morning and work 8-10 hours a day, yes, they HAVE that right -259887;1348291008;__Atlas__;Positive rights are basically calls for forced labor. -259886;1348291018;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: but thats the thing -259885;1348291031;OneMiner;There's an obligation to your fellow man. It takes a psycho to say otherwise absolutely. -259884;1348291037;Diablo-D3;millions of people have CHOSEN that, yet the government continues to destroy any chance they have at a job -259883;1348291044;__Atlas__;OneMiner: Call me a psycho. I am no slave. -259882;1348291055;__Atlas__;I will help others because I WANT TO -259881;1348291059;OneMiner;Slave = those how help others in need? -259880;1348291064;__Atlas__;Not because God or the government or some morality tells me to -259879;1348291070;Diablo-D3;most people in the US are employed by a small business -259878;1348291073;__Atlas__;OneMiner: If it's by force, yes. -259877;1348291082;Diablo-D3;why does the government continue to fuck over small businesses -259876;1348291085;__Atlas__;If you will kill me because I don't feed you, it's slavery. -259875;1348291099;smickles;__Atlas__: yeah, positive rights seem icky, to say the least -259874;1348291110;Diablo-D3;if the majority of people have chosen to work and are unable to get a job, why doesnt the government just step out of the way and let the system work -259873;1348291113;Diablo-D3;you cant answer that Smoovious -259872;1348291140;Diablo-D3;it isnt because they're evil or greedy or any of the shit Libertarians say, its because they're incompetent -259871;1348291171;Diablo-D3;but they arent in charge of the people -259870;1348291175;OneMiner;How do you describe what you live in? What is it that lets us live in such comfort other than a society? -259869;1348291182;Diablo-D3;their job is to make sure the gears of the system continue turning, nothing more -259868;1348291186;Diablo-D3;they're the janitors of society -259867;1348291205;Diablo-D3;when they believe that they are anything more than that, then we have a problem -259866;1348291206;OneMiner;If it is a socitety then that does imply an obligation, in no uncertain terms. -259865;1348291211;Diablo-D3;and I think we do, indeed, have a problem -259864;1348291217;__Atlas__;OneMiner: I don't need other people. Other people shouldn't need me. -259863;1348291226;__Atlas__;I can go ahead and dig roots out of the ground if I need to. -259862;1348291234;OneMiner;I have no need for people with this mindset. -259861;1348291234;__Atlas__;The Earth provides enough on its own. -259860;1348291245;__Atlas__;Well, I am sorry I am not your house wife. -259859;1348291254;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: you may think that Im wrong here, but Im not. people have a right to live a normal average life, if nothing else. -259858;1348291261;OneMiner;You could give me millions of em, what are they good for __Atlas__? -259857;1348291268;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: the constitution does not give us our rights, _we_ give us our rights -259856;1348291275;Diablo-D3;its something every American has to agree to to live here -259855;1348291290;Diablo-D3;you help make society function, and we all work towards this goal along side you -259854;1348291314;__Atlas__;OneMiner: I value choice. I value living on my own terms. You value guaranteed comfort and security. -259853;1348291324;Diablo-D3;there is no communism or socialism or any other such bullshit -259852;1348291357;OneMiner;I value the collective good. I value our shared ideals. I'd put you out if you were on fire and I wouldn't ask for anything in return. -259851;1348291378;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: not at all, because theres no sides to the issue at all -259850;1348291382;__Atlas__;OneMiner: I would do the same but not out of any obligation. -259849;1348291383;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 30 @ 0.32 = 9.6 BTC [+] -259848;1348291384;Diablo-D3;either we all succeed, or none of us do. -259847;1348291386;__Atlas__;but because I value you. -259846;1348291391;__Atlas__;You living would be my profit. -259845;1348291402;__Atlas__;It would be something in return for me: You living. -259844;1348291406;Diablo-D3;like I said, there is no communism or socialism -259843;1348291414;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09444999 BTC [+] -259842;1348291419;Diablo-D3;its how human society forms itself naturally -259841;1348291421;__Atlas__;Life in general to me is selfish profit. -259840;1348291431;__Atlas__;There is no sacrifice in willing actions. -259839;1348291436;__Atlas__;None. -259838;1348291442;__Atlas__;It's not zero sum. -259837;1348291452;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: am I a communist just because I once gave a starving person food? no, it means Im a human being. -259836;1348291492;OneMiner;I do. -259835;1348291495;Diablo-D3;its not collectivism either. -259834;1348291504;__Atlas__;It's all semantics. -259833;1348291519;__Atlas__;I think people would end up agreeing if we had a better vocabulary. -259832;1348291522;Diablo-D3;the best possible government takes the best features of EVERYTHING -259831;1348291541;Diablo-D3;the best of communism, the best of socialism, the best of democracy -259830;1348291545;__Atlas__;The best possible governance is multiple governments competing for citizens. -259829;1348291554;Diablo-D3;the US government is slowly turning into this -259828;1348291561;Diablo-D3;__Atlas__: in a way, but we almost had that -259827;1348291567;Diablo-D3;thats what states rights were -259826;1348291600;__Atlas__;The Articles of Confederation were a beautiful thing. The British Empire hated it. -259825;1348291616;OneMiner;It is in my interest to not have starving people outside my door. It's in my interest to protect the weak. It's in my interest to compromise on my beliefs and values to a degree. -259824;1348291630;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: yes. -259823;1348291651;__Atlas__;OneMiner: It takes a lot for many state that. I admire you. -259822;1348291664;__Atlas__;I desire the same ends. -259821;1348291664;Diablo-D3;and it is in your interest that NO ONE starves, and NO ONE who is weak is unprotected, and NO ONE has to be FORCED to compromise on their beliefs -259820;1348291702;__Atlas__;It's in my interest to empower the weak, to arm them and to put them on equal footing with the powerful. -259819;1348291708;__Atlas__;Not to keep them weak -259818;1348291711;Diablo-D3;__Atlas__: yes -259817;1348291712;__Atlas__;or make them dependent on the strong. -259816;1348291713;Diablo-D3;I agree -259815;1348291714;[\\\];oh shut up -259814;1348291718;mircea_popescu;++ -259813;1348291723;mircea_popescu;i was typing o get the hell out -259812;1348291724;[\\\];I've been in here for three lines and you've already pissed me off -259811;1348291728;mircea_popescu;but ofcouse dashy beat me to it -259810;1348291733;Diablo-D3;heh. -259809;1348291738;[\\\];jesus fuck -259808;1348291738;Diablo-D3;he has a point though -259807;1348291740;[\\\];go back to hiding -259806;1348291745;__Atlas__;\\\: So the weak should remain weak? -259805;1348291751;[\\\];no, you should shut the hell up -259804;1348291760;__Atlas__;Why do you disagree? -259803;1348291767;[\\\];I didn't agree or disagree -259802;1348291771;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: yes, but imagine this... what if everything the government has to do could be ran on just 10% of your income. -259801;1348291771;[\\\];I said you should shut the hell up -259800;1348291775;[\\\];there is a difference -259799;1348291780;__Atlas__;Well your suggestion is duly noted. -259798;1348291794;[\\\];the initial statement isn't a suggestion -259797;1348291819;__Atlas__;You are free to put me on ignore. -259796;1348291822;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: no more sickness, no more starving huddled masses, no more insane competition for resources among the weak and the poor -259795;1348291825;[\\\];I dont need to put you on ignore -259794;1348291831;[\\\];you should shut the hell up -259793;1348291838;__Atlas__;I shouldn't. -259792;1348291842;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 2 @ 0.05 = 0.1 BTC [+] -259791;1348291844;__Atlas__;Because I am the boss here. -259790;1348291847;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: everyone gets an education, everyone gets to spend their lives doing something that is meaningful to them -259789;1348291865;__Atlas__;\\\: So, should the weak be kept weak and dependent? -259788;1348291867;Diablo-D3;yet thats what they currently do -259787;1348291870;[\\\];shut the hell up -259786;1348291873;__Atlas__;or should they be made powerful? -259785;1348291886;__Atlas__;Should they be free and capable? -259784;1348291890;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: everyone has a right to live an honest life. -259783;1348291890;__Atlas__;or weak and dependent? -259782;1348291905;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: that goes beyond government or religion or any other Earthly concept. -259781;1348291925;Diablo-D3;its a right given to us by whatever creator you believe in. -259780;1348291958;Diablo-D3;the federal government is not a nameless faceless organization -259779;1348291961;Diablo-D3;they are people too. -259778;1348291979;OneMiner;Go ahead and make fun but I think Star Treak pained an achievalbe future. Beyond money and beyond position to a degree. It's within our powers to have world peace and whatever else we want. Not in our lifetimes but not so much longer than that ether. -259777;1348291984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00039777 = 3.2219 BTC [-] -259776;1348291995;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: yes, but look at what it took -259775;1348292003;Diablo-D3;a third world war that wiped out 2/3rds of the world population -259774;1348292006;jcpham;the star trek future depends on free resources -259773;1348292010;jcpham;they had replicators -259772;1348292013;jcpham;real simple -259771;1348292019;Diablo-D3;replicators were not invented until after kirk. -259770;1348292029;__Atlas__;Peace: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction -259769;1348292034;[\\\];Shut the hell up -259768;1348292039;jcpham;kirk knew what money was and picard didn't -259767;1348292040;OneMiner;Replicators are not free. They take time to make and design. Hard word would have to go into it. -259766;1348292042;jcpham;so what -259765;1348292053;Diablo-D3;replicators use a LOT of energy to run -259764;1348292058;[\\\];proof? -259763;1348292060;Diablo-D3;they arent free -259762;1348292065;__Atlas__;\\\: I wish we could have a discussion. I'm interest in your disagreement. -259761;1348292069;__Atlas__;interested* -259760;1348292072;jcpham;[\\\]alines or magnets -259759;1348292074;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: no, they figured out how to create mass out of nothing -259758;1348292080;Diablo-D3;which is extremely dangerous when you think about it -259757;1348292085;jcpham;*aliens -259756;1348292085;[\\\];Shut the hell up -259755;1348292086;OneMiner;s/word/work -259754;1348292097;__Atlas__;Shut the hell up -259753;1348292101;[\\\];Shut the hell up -259752;1348292104;jcpham;Diablo-D3 magnets -259751;1348292106;__Atlas__;Shut the hell up -259750;1348292107;[\\\];Shut the hell up -259749;1348292113;smickles;Shut up the hell -259748;1348292114;__Atlas__;Shut the hell up -259747;1348292115;[\\\];Shut the hell up -259746;1348292117;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: well, out of energy -259745;1348292124;jcpham;trewl iz trewlin -259744;1348292130;[\\\];well this is fun -259743;1348292140;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: it abuses the same laws of physics that the holodeck uses to give photons mass -259742;1348292140;jcpham;Smoovious magnets -259741;1348292142;[\\\];lies! -259740;1348292144;Diablo-D3;its not free energy -259739;1348292155;OneMiner;nonono. This is fun. Who the hell reads this chan anyways? -259738;1348292160;Diablo-D3;but they're sitting on a reactor that produces more energy than the modern day earth produces yearly. -259737;1348292163;[\\\];are we really debating fucking star trek personality? -259736;1348292167;jcpham;OneMiner: serious investors -259735;1348292170;Diablo-D3;a matter/anti-matter reactor -259734;1348292175;[\\\];err, technology -259733;1348292188;jcpham;[\\\] yes, magnets -259732;1348292195;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: what kirk had would be enough to run the entire planet -259731;1348292199;__Atlas__;Yes, the means to acquire energy can be made efficient enough to where it's considered "free" -259730;1348292205;[\\\];jcpham: I'm gonna poke you in the eye with a magnet -259729;1348292206;__Atlas__;It's only a matter of time. -259728;1348292209;OneMiner;jcpham I started reading about all the "investment options" good lord.... There's too much material. -259727;1348292215;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: compared to what we have, its free. -259726;1348292251;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: well, thats the thing, we dont even know what mass exactly is yet -259725;1348292256;[\\\];no, it doesn't -259724;1348292260;[\\\];mass if free -259723;1348292262;[\\\];just ask your mom -259722;1348292269;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: we just dont know how to convert energy back into mass yet -259721;1348292270;jcpham;assbot needs to start laying down the banhammer on atlas more -259720;1348292306;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: hell, we just only recently proved the existence of the subatomic particle that makes matter matter. -259719;1348292311;__Atlas__;What is free? Ask yourself that. -259718;1348292312;OneMiner;Fusion is pretty close. That could bridge the gap. -259717;1348292316;jcpham;well once we fly around space will have free energy, or nearly free -259716;1348292321;__Atlas__;Free only means acquiring something with little to no cost. -259715;1348292323;jcpham;because it's likea requiremnet -259714;1348292339;jcpham;to travel from star system to sytem -259713;1348292341;Diablo-D3;the thing is, energy production is a run away process -259712;1348292357;Diablo-D3;look at what a few solar manufacturing plants did.... their biggest drain on resources is electricity -259711;1348292366;Diablo-D3;many plants have panels _from that plant_ on the roof. -259710;1348292395;OneMiner;This one planet thing is for the birds, now that you brought it up. Gotta get outta' here, if it's the last thing we ever do. -259709;1348292403;jcpham;How would DMC mine bitcoins from a starship -259708;1348292406;jcpham;theoretically -259707;1348292407;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: I agree -259706;1348292421;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: I would like to retire and live the rest of my life on mars, to be honest -259705;1348292423;smickles;jcpham: good question' -259704;1348292442;Diablo-D3;jcpham: star trek has large scale quantum computing -259703;1348292443;jcpham;assume the system is still earthly -259702;1348292453;jcpham;and you have to relay commands back home -259701;1348292463;Diablo-D3;oh, you mean the speed of light problem? -259700;1348292470;jcpham;sure -259699;1348292476;Diablo-D3;you cant solve it yet. -259698;1348292479;OneMiner;Mars is the only option. For everything. One rock from space could take us out. Bunkers be damned, that's no protection. -259697;1348292480;jcpham;pretty poor mining outfit -259696;1348292486;jcpham;8 min getworks -259695;1348292488;Diablo-D3;star trek solved it by putting normal communications in warp bubbles -259694;1348292495;Diablo-D3;the bubble collapses near the destination -259693;1348292499;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: chain competitions -259692;1348292519;Diablo-D3;you'd basically need a whole new chain for mars -259691;1348292531;Diablo-D3;and manually transfer wealth between them using off-chain exchanges -259690;1348292536;jcpham;or some type of interstellar backbone -259689;1348292547;Diablo-D3;jcpham: doesnt matter, the ten minute block lag is too much -259688;1348292549;jcpham;an internet of space -259687;1348292554;Diablo-D3;takes 14 minutes to get a signal from mars most of the time -259686;1348292572;OneMiner;I was totally serious BTW. Star Treak could be real. If you think not, it's a failure of the imagination. We stand on the edge of so many things. -259685;1348292582;jcpham;so bitcoin is totally terrestrial -259684;1348292586;jcpham;we just solved that -259683;1348292593;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: I agree -259682;1348292603;Diablo-D3;the only reason we havent solved every problem, basically, is lack of imagination -259681;1348292641;__Atlas__;Smoovious: You can move space itself as fast as you want. -259680;1348292675;Diablo-D3;well, thats what a star trek warp drive is -259679;1348292682;Diablo-D3;the ship is standing still in local space -259678;1348292690;Diablo-D3;local space is inside of a hyperspace bubble -259677;1348292698;Diablo-D3;the bubble is moving at superluminal speeds -259676;1348292699;jcpham;it's a source of energy we can barely imagine -259675;1348292710;Diablo-D3;yeah, it probably can be done, but it takes a fucking shitload of energy -259674;1348292711;jcpham;is what it is -259673;1348292729;Diablo-D3;metric shitload, before anyone asks -259672;1348292735;OneMiner;Smoovious the thing is it's all relative. The light speed is relative to light speed. Time slows for those who go so fast. So the same thing is happening to that light. It can't overtake light. -259671;1348292770;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: yes, but theres another thing -259670;1348292770;[\\\];All this geekery makes me horny -259669;1348292778;Diablo-D3;photons do not have "a speed" -259668;1348292788;Diablo-D3;they just go as fast as possible -259667;1348292789;__Atlas__;Perception varies -259666;1348292827;Diablo-D3;so if you're traveling at 80% of the speed of light, the photons are already at the speed of light on creation -259665;1348292837;jcpham;we're talking more energy than say a sun, right -259664;1348292843;jcpham;matter + anti-matter -259663;1348292853;Diablo-D3;jcpham: no, the entire output of the sun could probably power a warp drive for a short period -259662;1348292863;Diablo-D3;but then we're looking at dyson collection arrays -259661;1348292865;jcpham;the science behind that reaction is untold energies -259660;1348292883;Diablo-D3;jcpham: we've done matter/antimatter reactions in the lab already -259659;1348292889;Diablo-D3;we know what it does -259658;1348292895;Diablo-D3;and yes, its bombastic. -259657;1348292899;jcpham;i'm behind on my science -259656;1348292909;Diablo-D3;you're like 20 years behind on your science -259655;1348292910;OneMiner;There's no way we know of to pack that much energy into anything. Because you'd have to accelerate the mass of your fuel too. It's impossible based on what we know now. Not that that means mutch. -259654;1348292942;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: theres another problem -259653;1348292947;Diablo-D3;you can not go ftl with conventional physics -259652;1348292958;OneMiner;Bah, everything is relative. That has to do with human society too. -259651;1348292978;Diablo-D3;since time effectively stops from the perspective of outside the ship, you never burn that last ounce of fuel to go as fast as the speed of light -259650;1348292991;OneMiner;Ya, FTL is FTL AFAIK. :P -259649;1348293014;Diablo-D3;the interesting thing is, if you fired of photons, you'd never see them get reflected back -259648;1348293023;Diablo-D3;you'd essentially be chasing them dead on -259647;1348293031;OneMiner;lol Smoovious :) -259646;1348293036;Diablo-D3;the REAL question is -259645;1348293046;Diablo-D3;lets say you were at 99.9~% of the speed of light -259644;1348293055;Diablo-D3;you fired a flashlight from the rear of the ship -259643;1348293070;Diablo-D3;would the photons stand still? -259642;1348293080;Diablo-D3;or would they appear to go off at twice the speed of light from your perspective -259641;1348293100;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: you're already at the speed of light -259640;1348293107;OneMiner;From my perspective they would go shooting off at the speed of light. -259639;1348293111;Diablo-D3;and they're now moving in the opposite direction -259638;1348293151;Diablo-D3;ship <---- ----> photons -259637;1348293156;OneMiner;I think.... Don't hurt me! -259636;1348293188;Diablo-D3;so would they stand still from the perspective of an outside viewer, or shoot off at twice the speed of light from the perspective of someone on the ship -259635;1348293220;Diablo-D3;we dont even know where the center is -259634;1348293243;Diablo-D3;we havent seen any obvious structures in the universe that would point towards expansion -259633;1348293245;OneMiner;Smoovious we are. There are plenty of stars that are outside our field of view. -259632;1348293251;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: the speed of light is local, btw -259631;1348293261;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: yes, but they're so far away they're back in time -259630;1348293277;Diablo-D3;due to the speed of light being the closest thing we have to a police box. -259629;1348293289;OneMiner;And we will never see them. They are moving away too fast. -259628;1348293325;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: 99.9~ speed of light -259627;1348293340;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: yes, but thats the interesting problem with large scale physics -259626;1348293348;Diablo-D3;the universe could already be contracting and we wouldnt quite know it -259625;1348293358;Diablo-D3;we're looking at really old data -259624;1348293367;Diablo-D3;fucking light cones, how do they work -259623;1348293370;__Atlas__;I am led to believe we know very little about our universe. -259622;1348293370;OneMiner;We are always looking at old things. No matter what. -259621;1348293376;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: well thats another thing -259620;1348293381;Diablo-D3;is the universe even flat? -259619;1348293395;Diablo-D3;it could be a curved spacetime field -259618;1348293396;mircea_popescu;yes, like the earth -259617;1348293419;OneMiner;We don't know much. But we have some of it. We just started really. -259616;1348293441;Diablo-D3;we know less than a fraction of a percent of whats required to answer any worthwhile questions -259615;1348293447;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: oh its not, we already know that -259614;1348293461;__Atlas__;I believe there are other planes of perception we do not even consider. -259613;1348293468;Diablo-D3;the macro universe is at least 10 dimensions, depending on how you define macro -259612;1348293471;__Atlas__;Perception itself has yet to be quantified. -259611;1348293522;Diablo-D3;and m-theory managed to combine all the superstring theories into the same theory, since they're all essentially mirror images of the same math -259610;1348293544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5674 @ 0.00039308 = 2.2303 BTC [-] -259609;1348293550;Diablo-D3;and thats 11 dimensional -259608;1348293562;Diablo-D3;I think one of the alternate theory families is up to like 28 or some shit -259607;1348293603;OneMiner;It's safe to say that the knowledge we gain in the future will be beyond anything we know or realize today. -259606;1348293626;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: I dont think there are alternate realities -259605;1348293630;Diablo-D3;could be concurrent ones, though -259604;1348293641;Diablo-D3;actual parallel realities instead of the usual bullshit scifi shit -259603;1348293666;__Atlas__;" Superstring theory, M-theory and Bosonic string theory respectively posit that physical space has 10, 11 and 24 dimensions. These extra dimensions are said to be spatial. However, we perceive only three spatial dimensions and, to date, no experimental or observational evidence is available to confirm the existence of these extra dimensions. A possible explanation that has been suggested is that space acts as if it were "cur -259602;1348293667;__Atlas__;led up" in the extra dimensions on a subatomic scale, possibly at the quark/string level of scale or below." -259601;1348293674;__Atlas__;It's all religion -259600;1348293697;OneMiner;BS -259599;1348293701;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: we know what a black hole is -259598;1348293750;OneMiner;That's science. It's a theory and it's unconfirmed. Calling it a religion is an affront to all who work on expanding all we know. -259597;1348293792;Diablo-D3;well, calling it a religion isnt wrong -259596;1348293799;__Atlas__;Yeah, I take it back -259595;1348293802;Diablo-D3;one of the most holy churches in the world is CERN. -259594;1348293808;__Atlas__;These theories are actually pretty reasonable -259593;1348293816;__Atlas__;Especially when it comes to the forces in our universe -259592;1348293834;Diablo-D3;if God created the entire Universe, Science really is the ultimate religion -259591;1348293849;OneMiner;I know a person who donates to CERN. I approve of this. -259590;1348293877;__Atlas__;I like to think we are all different thought processes that form the collective consciousness of the Universe and/or God -259589;1348293878;copumpkin;nefario: do you consider the lack of liquidity to be a problem for glbse? -259588;1348293883;OneMiner;Diablo-D3 ++++ infinity -259587;1348293896;nefario;yes -259586;1348293911;copumpkin;are there plans to incentivize new liquidity? -259585;1348293913;nefario;of course if there is a lack of liquidity it's a problem -259584;1348293916;nefario;yes -259583;1348293919;nefario;legitimise -259582;1348293925;copumpkin;I don't think that's the issue -259581;1348293932;nefario;it's a big issue -259580;1348293942;copumpkin;it's not what stops most people I know from keeping coins on there -259579;1348293943;__Atlas__;I think the issue is Bitcoin hasn't stopped going up yet -259578;1348293953;nefario;copumpkin: what stops people? -259577;1348293965;OneMiner;The issue is the amount of investment options and the ammount of time people are willing to invest in an investment. -259576;1348293984;mircea_popescu;the ammount of time people are willing to invest in an investment. << scary. -259575;1348293989;copumpkin;the fact that coins are tied up for an order, and can't be used elsewhere during that period -259574;1348294000;nefario;thats solved by margin -259573;1348294008;copumpkin;yes, but that isn't there -259572;1348294012;nefario;not yet -259571;1348294027;copumpkin;you considering maker/taker fee structures? -259570;1348294028;nefario;there is a lot I'm not able to talk about now -259569;1348294058;nefario;as we go through the process of legitimizing -259568;1348294088;nefario;we'll be bringing on real businesses and companies -259567;1348294090;OneMiner;I think coins should be tied up in an order. Otherwise, what good is that order? Fake orders via shell accounts (correct term?) would be a huge problem. -259566;1348294097;nefario;and investors in the real world, outside of bitcoinland -259565;1348294127;nefario;this used to be a problem in GLBSE 1.0 -259564;1348294154;OneMiner;Going for a smoke. Don't talk about anythin interesting. -259563;1348294160;OneMiner;anything -259562;1348294182;copumpkin;OneMiner: I'm just explaining the disincentive to leave orders there -259561;1348294195;copumpkin;OneMiner: it's a legitimate one, but there need to be sufficient incentives to make me want to do that -259560;1348294216;copumpkin;considering that an exchange thrives on liquidity, it's in nefario's interest (and ours, as a market) to make sure that as many people as possible want to do that -259559;1348294217;smickles;!ticker asicminer -259558;1348294218;OneMiner;Still. To be legit the cash has to be on the table. Anything else is 0, the bids are active -259504;1348294686;nefario;Diablo-D3: if we allow as many bids as people want, each bid being up to the value of the BTC they hold, and remove them when the amount of BTC available falls -259503;1348294688;copumpkin;you might not do the actual lending, but whoever does needs those features -259502;1348294696;nefario;we get a shit load of spammy orders -259501;1348294699;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: they're active until someone depletes my reserve -259500;1348294702;[\\\];Smoovious, it worked for gox for over a year -259499;1348294706;[\\\];bids aren't purchases -259498;1348294710;[\\\];bids are offers to buy -259497;1348294716;Diablo-D3;yeah what imsaguy said -259496;1348294718;Diablo-D3;they ARE real orders -259495;1348294724;Diablo-D3;there is just limited supply. -259494;1348294732;[\\\];yeah -259493;1348294737;[\\\];but you could bid more than you were funded for -259492;1348294739;Diablo-D3;I would be happy to put all of DMC's spare cash towards every asset I want to provide a floor -259491;1348294742;nefario;I had this system open on GLBSE for a while when I tried to move over to the new backend -259490;1348294744;[\\\];the bids without funds went inactive -259489;1348294749;nefario;the result was TONS of spam bids -259488;1348294754;nefario;on loads of assets -259487;1348294758;Diablo-D3;nefario: whats wrong with spam bids? -259486;1348294761;nefario;adds system load -259485;1348294763;copumpkin;what makes a bid a spam bid? -259484;1348294766;nefario;it's got a real cost -259483;1348294769;Diablo-D3;no it doesnt -259482;1348294772;nefario;it does -259481;1348294779;nefario;when enough people are doing it -259480;1348294781;Diablo-D3;maybe I should just finish lugh and make my own exchange. -259479;1348294788;nefario;go ahead -259478;1348294792;nefario;make your own exchange -259477;1348294795;Diablo-D3;I mean the software -259476;1348294800;nefario;OH -259475;1348294801;Diablo-D3;I sure as hell dont want to _run_ one -259474;1348294802;[\\\];Spam bids are better than no bids -259473;1348294808;nefario;you mean the easy part about running an exchange -259472;1348294810;nefario;the software -259471;1348294812;copumpkin;if you're short on bids, you really don't want to be restricting them -259470;1348294814;[\\\];right now, 100 btc will take ANY asset to 0 -259469;1348294822;Diablo-D3;nefario: you say its easy, yet your software, um, sucks. -259468;1348294823;[\\\];that sucks -259467;1348294830;copumpkin;nefario: how do you define a spam bid? -259466;1348294832;Diablo-D3;[\\\]: thats the maximum there -259465;1348294836;OneMiner;I'm not totaly against multiple orders on the same bitcoin, just mostly. -259464;1348294837;Diablo-D3;a lot of assets are already AT zero -259463;1348294846;[\\\];Smoovious, so be it -259462;1348294850;[\\\];something is better than nothing -259461;1348294862;Obsi;setting up a new disk... speakth thou favorite fs type -259460;1348294867;[\\\];its not like they are putting sell orders in on everything at the same exact moment -259459;1348294867;nefario;It's a stupidly low bid placed in the hope of catching a mistake someone might have made inputting an order -259458;1348294877;Diablo-D3;I need to get around to working on lugh's ordered state machine shit -259457;1348294881;Diablo-D3;thats going to be a pita. -259456;1348294891;copumpkin;nefario: stupidly low bids will stop being effective once depth goes up, which it would anyway -259455;1348294896;copumpkin;so the incentive to place them would go away -259454;1348294899;Diablo-D3;its non-trivial in languages like erlang -259453;1348294905;Diablo-D3;in C, blerg. -259452;1348294916;copumpkin;if there are million coins worth of demand above my stupidly low bid, then I won't bother placing my stupidly low bid -259451;1348294922;nefario;liquidity problems are solved by expanding the number of buyers in the market and adding margin -259450;1348294928;copumpkin;also, you already have stupidly low bids, and they're only viable due to the lack of liquidity -259449;1348294936;Diablo-D3;btw, nefario -259448;1348294939;Diablo-D3;there IS one thing -259447;1348294941;Diablo-D3;to stop spam bids -259446;1348294944;smickles;blerg? were you quoting liz lemon? -259445;1348294945;copumpkin;nefario: most exchanges incentivize liquidity with maker/taker fee structures -259444;1348294956;nefario;we have that -259443;1348294956;Diablo-D3;allow a maximum of x bids, and x bids per asset -259442;1348294962;Diablo-D3;er, y bids per asset -259441;1348294970;Chaang-Noi;need has market maker :) -259440;1348294970;copumpkin;perhaps the balance isn't right :) -259439;1348294980;nefario;0% for the maker -259438;1348294984;nefario;0.5% for the taker -259437;1348294985;copumpkin;rebates! -259436;1348294986;copumpkin;:D -259435;1348294993;Diablo-D3;so I dunno -259434;1348294995;copumpkin;I elect Chaang-Noi as our new market maker -259433;1348294998;OneMiner;The main problem is that the entire bitcoin economy isn't worth more than 120 million. Illiquidity is a natural consequence as far as I can tell (not far). -259432;1348294998;copumpkin;for all glbse securities -259431;1348294999;nefario;yeah I'll do that with market makers -259430;1348295000;Diablo-D3;and why the fuck is steam stuck at saying "updating steam" -259429;1348295011;Diablo-D3;I WANT TO PLAY BLACK MESA DAMNIT -259428;1348295014;copumpkin;we can call Chaang-Noi The Specialist, if he wants a fancier-sounding title -259427;1348295022;Chaang-Noi;i accept copumkin! :) -259426;1348295027;copumpkin;sweet -259425;1348295034;copumpkin;I for one look forward to meaningful asset prices on glbse -259424;1348295035;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: but glbse does not have a sign outside syaing dead nigger storage -259423;1348295039;Chaang-Noi;time to has sell and buy every asset at once!!! -259422;1348295055;__Atlas__;Diablo-D3: I choked -259421;1348295062;__Atlas__;That was hilarious -259420;1348295062;copumpkin;you should apply my goatse strategy in your market making -259419;1348295066;copumpkin;I'm a master -259418;1348295086;OneMiner;Yum Black Mesa. -259417;1348295098;Diablo-D3;I havent gotten to play black mesa yet because Ive been busy :< -259416;1348295112;copumpkin;so the goatse strategy, for those of you interested -259415;1348295116;OneMiner;I played a bit. I'm stuck on some platforming.... :/ -259414;1348295131;__Atlas__;http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304203604577394973754427792.html -259413;1348295132;copumpkin;is where you first do a market sell order for all you're worth, then with the proceeds from that, do a market buy order for all you have -259412;1348295137;__Atlas__;Schumer is against maker-taker -259411;1348295138;copumpkin;keep doing this until you have nothing left -259410;1348295140;__Atlas__;so it has to be good -259409;1348295142;copumpkin;lol -259408;1348295198;OneMiner;When you play BM you realize how far we have come. I have to adjust to >10 years ago playing style to do good. lo. -259407;1348295200;OneMiner;lol -259406;1348295213;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: Ive played through portal 2 several times, btw -259405;1348295217;Diablo-D3;Im used to source looking good -259404;1348295224;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1452 @ 0.00029349 = 0.4261 BTC [-] -259403;1348295225;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8948 @ 0.00029315 = 2.6231 BTC [-] -259402;1348295236;Diablo-D3;you do realize its been on sale for $5 before, right? -259401;1348295240;Diablo-D3;you should have grabbed it then -259400;1348295246;OneMiner;I got portal 1 for free. -259399;1348295248;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: btw, fair warning -259398;1348295251;OneMiner;I got no monies. -259397;1348295258;Diablo-D3;half the single player campaign is not single player, its co-op. -259396;1348295273;OneMiner;I <3 co-op. -259395;1348295281;OneMiner;I love love love co-op. -259394;1348295282;Diablo-D3;portal 2 co-op is crazy fun -259393;1348295309;OneMiner;FPS? Co-op. Boosh. -259392;1348295312;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: you know whats extra hilarious? -259391;1348295323;Diablo-D3;one guy Ive played co-op with on portal 2 is a game dev -259390;1348295333;OneMiner;Yay. -259389;1348295333;Diablo-D3;he said "man, if I made a game like this, valve would sue me" -259388;1348295338;Diablo-D3;he now WORKS at valve. -259387;1348295357;Diablo-D3;and he wont tell me anything ;_; -259386;1348295358;OneMiner;That's great. Moar <3s -259385;1348295362;smickles;nefario: how come there isn't a market maker rebate? -259384;1348295375;Diablo-D3;"so, hows hl3 coming?" "fuck the NDA, gaben WILL EAT ME, I AM NOT A DONUT" -259383;1348295384;OneMiner;lol -259382;1348295399;nefario;smickles, if I add that then I'll change the whole fee structure -259381;1348295399;__Atlas__;HL3 will be worth the weight. -259380;1348295404;nefario;with both maker and taker fees -259379;1348295405;Diablo-D3;__Atlas__: errrrr -259378;1348295406;OneMiner;HL is da bomb. -259377;1348295411;Diablo-D3;that was the worst pun ever -259376;1348295413;nefario;instead of just taker fees -259375;1348295418;OneMiner;Also Halo/Marathon. -259374;1348295430;OneMiner;And MW. -259373;1348295431;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: I played marathon, then I tried playing halo -259372;1348295433;Diablo-D3;halo is fucking shit -259371;1348295435;OneMiner;Gawd I love games. -259370;1348295442;Diablo-D3;Im glad I never bought an xbox -259369;1348295477;Diablo-D3;the last console I owned was a saturn -259368;1348295481;Diablo-D3;before that a snes -259367;1348295481;OneMiner;I enjoyed the shiz out of Halo. -259366;1348295520;OneMiner;And #2. -259365;1348295561;Diablo-D3;btw, fuck you wine -259364;1348295561;OneMiner;Legendary got hard after #1. -259363;1348295572;Diablo-D3;wine /path/to/steam.exe -no-dwrite -259362;1348295573;OneMiner;lol, I do sometimes. -259361;1348295580;OneMiner;hahahaha -259360;1348295634;Diablo-D3;pleasedontcrashpleasedontcrashpleasedontcrashpleasedontcrashpleasedontcrashpleasedontcrashpleasedontcrashpleasedontcrashpleasedontcrashpleasedontcrash -259359;1348295650;OneMiner;Dear Linux, Plz get moar games so I can use you. Thanks, k bye. -259358;1348295650;Diablo-D3;fuck have to download the sdk -259357;1348295689;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: I wonder if mass effect or mirror's edge works yet -259356;1348295695;Diablo-D3;I bought them but never tried -259355;1348295698;Diablo-D3;got them cheap -259354;1348295704;OneMiner;I have both..... On windows. -259353;1348295716;Diablo-D3;I dont get why anyone would reboot to windows to play a game -259352;1348295737;OneMiner;lol subtract the reboot and you are good guy. -259351;1348295757;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: windows in vbox wont play games worth of shit -259350;1348295758;OneMiner;Can't F with what works. -259349;1348295768;Diablo-D3;which is ironic since they use wined3d to do it -259348;1348295808;Diablo-D3;I get a higher frame rate running portal 2 in linux than in windows -259347;1348295815;Diablo-D3;and yes, I tested it just for the lulz -259346;1348295854;Diablo-D3;that was on my 5850 though, my 7970 gets at least 60 no matter how hard I try -259345;1348295859;OneMiner;I'm all for it. I'll switch to Linux so fast... That something would happen. But I won't, cuz AFAIK most things don't work on Linux. -259344;1348295868;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09441999 BTC [-] -259343;1348295872;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: most things actually DO work on linux -259342;1348295893;Diablo-D3;plus, valve ported steam and source to linux about 3-4 years ago -259341;1348295901;Diablo-D3;the osx port? the linux port cleaned up to run on osx -259340;1348295936;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 13 @ 0.00999996 = 0.13 BTC [+] -259339;1348295976;OneMiner;I'm on Windows for compatibility, that's all. -259338;1348295992;Diablo-D3;they'll end up porting all the source games to linux -259337;1348296001;Diablo-D3;which I own pretty much all of them except for l4d shit -259336;1348296028;OneMiner;I can use Linux GUI just fine and even some CLI. I'm not afriad of drivers or whatever. If it works, I'd use it. -259335;1348296042;Diablo-D3;man, wtf, I already have source sdk base 2006 and 2007 -259334;1348296048;Diablo-D3;yet steam is downloading more of it -259333;1348296065;Diablo-D3;I wonder if steam is smart enough to only download what I need depending on the game -259332;1348296079;Diablo-D3;because I already have hl2, ep1, ep2, portal and portal 2 installed -259331;1348296086;copumpkin;om nom nom -259330;1348296122;OneMiner;Now I'm hungy and I want games AND conversation. This won't work out. -259329;1348296198;mircea_popescu;fuck is gyoza -259328;1348296223;Diablo-D3;isnt that the thing they killed at the end of ghostbusters? -259327;1348296225;__Atlas__;Sounds Jewish -259326;1348296247;__Atlas__;It's Japanese pasta -259325;1348296250;__Atlas__;made of rice -259324;1348296256;Diablo-D3;rice pasta. wat. -259323;1348296269;__Atlas__;dumplings -259322;1348296275;Diablo-D3;oh. -259321;1348296325;OneMiner;It's like a won-ton but with more stuff inside. -259320;1348296330;OneMiner;wonton? -259319;1348296341;copumpkin;gyoza = nom -259318;1348296346;copumpkin;some might call it an eatee -259317;1348296353;Diablo-D3;so its like a pizza pocket -259316;1348296358;OneMiner;You buy them in big frozen bags from large stores. -259315;1348296359;__Atlas__;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yB7NVVRraw#t=13m50s -259314;1348296370;copumpkin;OneMiner: or make them from scratch! -259313;1348296384;OneMiner;I can make wontons. That's my limit. -259312;1348296386;copumpkin;but that's not what I did :P -259311;1348296472;OneMiner;Sort of like a pierogi but better, maybe. -259310;1348296707;__Atlas__;http://i.imgur.com/9efqB.jpg -259309;1348296739;Diablo-D3;FUCKING 4CHAN -259308;1348296745;OneMiner;Shopped! -259307;1348296823;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: duh, its 4chan -259306;1348296844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42700 @ 0.00039308 = 16.7845 BTC [-] -259305;1348296885;OneMiner;I know. I can't help it. Who would care if they did kiss? WTF would that have to do with anything? Bah I say! BAH! -259304;1348296916;Diablo-D3; W-w-w-why would I care? Hes just a republican canidate! Hrmoh! -259303;1348297032;OneMiner;hahah who cares? I know this guy, gay as gay could be. He used to be in the closet. It was hell for him and people around him. He's super gay now, going to bath houses and things. I'm happy for him. -259302;1348297042;Diablo-D3;you know what I find funny? Im double checking steam file integrity..... -259301;1348297047;Diablo-D3;hl2: a little over 4 gigs -259300;1348297055;Diablo-D3;ep1: a little over 5 gigs -259299;1348297059;Diablo-D3;ep2: a little over 8 gigs -259298;1348297083;OneMiner;Oh noes! I don't have room for the next one! -259297;1348297096;Diablo-D3;yeah, hl3 should be at least 9000 gigs -259296;1348297114;OneMiner;I need more SATA. Surrender your SATA, or else! -259295;1348297127;Diablo-D3;fuck sata, need some memristor sockets on the mobo -259294;1348297145;OneMiner;Jesus.... If only..... -259293;1348297148;Diablo-D3;OneMiner: btw, re bath houses -259292;1348297173;Diablo-D3;I think the only way for someone to prove they're straight is to go to a public bath house during gay hour. -259291;1348297174;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 510 @ 0.0044 = 2.244 BTC [-] -259290;1348297191;Diablo-D3;also, damnit, hl2 validation, 5 files failed to validate and will be reacquired -259289;1348297198;Diablo-D3;no wonder if was downloading parts of the sdks -259288;1348297225;OneMiner;I went to a Russian sauna once. That was wierd enough for me, thank you. -259287;1348297263;Diablo-D3;lost coast: less than 3gb -259286;1348297268;Obsi;Was Aragorn there? -259285;1348297270;Diablo-D3;and I doubt it even uses a fraction of that -259284;1348297283;OneMiner;Ya but lost coast is like 10 minutes to play. -259283;1348297288;Diablo-D3;less than 10 -259282;1348297290;Diablo-D3;Ive seen speed runs -259281;1348297299;Diablo-D3;you know the jump glitch where you can air surf? -259280;1348297313;Diablo-D3;someone air surfed up the cliff side and hopped in the basket. -259279;1348297316;OneMiner;Nope. Never saw a vid. Just did it myself. -259278;1348297343;OneMiner;Sick demo or whatever it is. I like the design notes. -259277;1348297403;Diablo-D3;portal 1 has those -259276;1348297412;Diablo-D3;gotta beat the game to turn them on iirc -259275;1348297423;Diablo-D3;its really interesting the design process that goes into this -259274;1348297438;OneMiner;Ooo, I beat it.... I'll need to take a second look. -259273;1348297442;Diablo-D3;portal 1: 5.3 gigs -259272;1348297453;OneMiner;You know... The impossible room stumped me for a bit. -259271;1348297473;Diablo-D3;which one? -259270;1348297488;Diablo-D3;*rimshot* -259269;1348297494;OneMiner;haha -259268;1348297553;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.08011 BTC [-] -259267;1348297554;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.0801 = 0.9612 BTC [-] -259266;1348297563;OneMiner;Holy friggin disclamer from the end of the Atlas video! -259265;1348297583;Diablo-D3;yeah I said that in #bitcoin lol -259264;1348297672;OneMiner;With that many words I could disclaim anything. -259263;1348297690;Diablo-D3;well, according to nefario, that makes you evil and in need of punishment -259262;1348297716;OneMiner;That is evil. Stupid EULAs are ment to discourage reading. -259261;1348297743;OneMiner;In my mind none of them are legal. -259260;1348297751;OneMiner;But that counts for nothing of course. -259259;1348297800;copumpkin;I don't think they've really been tested all that much -259258;1348297810;OneMiner;I think I poop on them. -259257;1348297870;Diablo-D3;portal 2: 11.6gb -259256;1348297873;Diablo-D3;they're getting bigger -259255;1348297892;OneMiner;Ooo, product idea. Print out Apple EULA on comfy tripple ply toilet paper and sell it at a huge markup. -259254;1348297905;__Atlas__;https://boards.4chan.org/pol/res/5665457 -259253;1348297929;Diablo-D3;>4chan -259252;1348297932;Diablo-D3;>/pol/ -259251;1348297937;Diablo-D3;neigh. -259250;1348297970;OneMiner;My freakin interwebs are barely fast enough for bitcoin mining. -259249;1348298087;Diablo-D3;source sdk base 2006: 2.8 gb -259248;1348298091;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -259247;1348298146;Diablo-D3;2007: 4.7 gb -259246;1348298202;OneMiner;That's uncalled for. -259245;1348298223;Diablo-D3;ahh, now I see the problem -259244;1348298228;Diablo-D3;10 files failed to validate on that -259243;1348298231;Diablo-D3;I wonder wtf happened -259242;1348298236;Diablo-D3;probably more steam crazyness -259241;1348298319;Diablo-D3;tf2 is 10gb, but thats grown since initial release -259240;1348298346;[\\\];STFU -259239;1348298461;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.67799999 BTC [-] -259238;1348298464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2826 @ 0.00039308 = 1.1108 BTC [-] -259237;1348298593;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 2 @ 0.04 = 0.08 BTC [+] -259236;1348298786;OneMiner;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_4UQWZmfwg fun music stuff. -259235;1348298882;__Atlas__;Prepare to cry: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxlJ8nzMngM -259234;1348299138;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [+] -259233;1348299173;copumpkin;__Atlas__: how did you find that? the user signed up yesterday and made that single video -259232;1348299200;OneMiner;I don't get it why should I cry? Those laws (if they exist) should be struck down in a very public way and we should have a party after. -259231;1348299208;__Atlas__;copumpkin: 4chan -259230;1348299211;copumpkin;ah -259229;1348299216;copumpkin;you're _one of those_ -259228;1348299233;copumpkin;:) -259227;1348299259;OneMiner;Probably a big party, we should tax the beer makers a bit for that too. -259226;1348299274;OneMiner;(for the beers) -259225;1348299300;OneMiner;[(cuz I want to get drunk)] -259224;1348299487;jcpham;copumpkin umad homie -259223;1348299529;__Atlas__;I am trolling 4chan so hard right now. -259222;1348299536;__Atlas__;I am pretending to be a collectivist -259221;1348299538;jcpham;prove it -259220;1348299550;jcpham;also what is 4chan -259219;1348299565;__Atlas__;message board -259218;1348299567;__Atlas__;anonymous -259217;1348299569;__Atlas__;message board -259216;1348299579;jcpham;ok -259215;1348299858;Diablo-D3;4chan is basically the inner most circle of hell -259214;1348299917;OneMiner;Not a fan myself, but I love the fact that it's there. It's a check of sorts. If that goes away we are in trouble. -259213;1348299933;OneMiner;More trouble. -259212;1348300025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39401 @ 0.00039289 = 15.4803 BTC [-] -259211;1348300364;BTC-Mining;Well, who's interested in 0.5% fixed weekly interest? -259210;1348300456;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 4 @ 0.695 = 2.78 BTC [-] -259209;1348300700;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.08225 = 0.2468 BTC [-] -259208;1348300771;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0823 BTC [+] -259207;1348301001;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 10000 @ 0.01 = 100 BTC [+] -259206;1348301026;__Atlas__;https://boards.4chan.org/pol/res/5666314 -259205;1348301030;__Atlas__;I am getting good at this -259204;1348301122;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00999 = 0.0999 BTC [+] -259203;1348301184;OneMiner;Facepalm worthy to be sure. -259202;1348301492;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 2 @ 0.08299 = 0.166 BTC [+] -259201;1348301847;BTC-Mining;Seeing the 100 BTC purchase of BTC-BOND, I guess someone was indeed interested. -259200;1348302092;Diablo-D3;lol -259199;1348302113;BTC-Mining;Loan now added to spreadsheet. -259198;1348302135;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 318 @ 0.00029315 = 0.0932 BTC [-] -259197;1348302137;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 582 @ 0.00029242 = 0.1702 BTC [-] -259196;1348302138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17068 @ 0.00038684 = 6.6026 BTC [-] -259195;1348302139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3932 @ 0.00039137 = 1.5389 BTC [+] -259194;1348302174;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 4 @ 0.00999 = 0.04 BTC [+] -259193;1348302568;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 19 @ 0.361 = 6.859 BTC [+] -259192;1348302648;Diablo-D3;he rarely is -259191;1348302658;Diablo-D3;usagi: I pm'ed you yesterday, you didnt pm back :< -259190;1348302685;Diablo-D3;you downloaded black mesa too? -259189;1348302686;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.121889 = 0.2438 BTC [+] -259188;1348302698;Diablo-D3;so do I! -259187;1348302707;BTC-Mining;For only ∞ daily payments of 99.99$, this fabulous Scamotron 5000 can be yours! Downloading poorness will never have been this easy or this fast! -259186;1348302710;Diablo-D3;Im using wine upstream stable. -259185;1348302726;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: so its a usenet client? lawls -259184;1348302738;Diablo-D3;usagi: I beat portal 2, beginning to end, on linux -259183;1348302749;BTC-Mining;Prolly, I'm just a door to door seller. -259182;1348302749;Diablo-D3;and thats currently the most advanced source game -259181;1348302756;BTC-Mining;I have no idea what it does. -259180;1348302758;Diablo-D3;oh god portal -259179;1348302765;__Atlas__;usagi: Why? :O -259178;1348302771;Diablo-D3;very few games make me want to play them over and over again -259177;1348302772;BTC-Mining;Except solving your problems! By putting you on the street. -259176;1348302782;Diablo-D3;portal 1 has a very bad problem though -259175;1348302788;Diablo-D3;Ive played though it so many times I speed run it -259174;1348302807;BTC-Mining;pff. Portal... Half-Life... -259173;1348302810;Diablo-D3;the same thing I do to quake1's first episode on nightmare mode -259172;1348302821;BTC-Mining;I play NES/SNES/GBA -259171;1348302830;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: I ported znses to linux. point? -259170;1348302851;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.121889 = 1.2189 BTC [+] -259169;1348302853;BTC-Mining;That is incredibly awesome. -259168;1348302874;BTC-Mining;A great service to humanity -259167;1348302883;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.12199 = 1.7079 BTC [+] -259166;1348302885;__Atlas__;I still play board games -259165;1348302890;Diablo-D3;well, it was a great service until pagefault faggoted his way to defeat. -259164;1348302894;BTC-Mining;Those are nice too. -259163;1348302904;Diablo-D3; I suck dongs. All of them. -259162;1348303189;BTC-Mining;Well I have BTC to spend again. If anyone has some stock to get rid off... -259161;1348303200;BTC-Mining;<<< Please proceed to ask there -259160;1348303225;BTC-Mining;And not dump on market until you sell shares for 1% of their value -259159;1348303629;copumpkin;we already knew that! -259158;1348303638;copumpkin;I've been implementing that advice for ages already :) -259157;1348303682;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=91173.msg1211518#msg1211518 -259156;1348303684;Diablo-D3;oh fuck -259155;1348303846;Diablo-D3;my dick has a hardness number of 10. -259154;1348303864;Diablo-D3;usagi, this is what we call in the industry "porn". -259153;1348304102;Diablo-D3;hes younger than I am?! -259152;1348304138;Diablo-D3;o.O -259151;1348304139;copumpkin;I don't think theymos is very old, if not 21 -259150;1348304158;Diablo-D3;er -259149;1348304166;Diablo-D3;usagi: whats with you? -259148;1348304178;Diablo-D3;Im immortal. bwhahaha. -259147;1348304224;Luke-Jr;immoral* -259146;1348304229;copumpkin;usagi: man -259145;1348304237;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, but did you know nefario is really a giraffe? -259144;1348304256;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: "harder, harder" -259143;1348304257;copumpkin;I don't keep logs, so having the omniscient one here to answer my questions is helpful -259142;1348304296;copumpkin;damn, I missed out -259141;1348304303;BTC-Mining;usagi seems to be under the influence of some pretty good stuff... -259140;1348304307;Diablo-D3;usagi: seriously though, if you were reeeeeaaaaaalllllly a japanese woman, you'd figure out someway to prove it. -259139;1348304310;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 962 @ 0.00029242 = 0.2813 BTC [-] -259138;1348304311;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1392 @ 0.00029235 = 0.407 BTC [-] -259137;1348304313;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5846 @ 0.00029232 = 1.7089 BTC [-] -259136;1348304317;copumpkin;I think I'll pass :) -259135;1348304362;copumpkin;5000 or no deal -259134;1348304387;Diablo-D3;lol -259133;1348304492;copumpkin;have fun! -259132;1348305058;BTC-Mining;I can't help but notice usagi's extravagance and foolishness has been quite exaggerated today. He's been saying pretty crazy stuff all day. -259131;1348305071;BTC-Mining;I can't help but notice he's also not identified. -259130;1348305091;copumpkin;[02:11:21] usagi is logged in as tsukino -259129;1348305106;copumpkin;identifying to nickserv is good enough for most verification -259128;1348305107;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0823 BTC [+] -259127;1348305115;BTC-Mining;True -259126;1348305184;__Atlas__;He? -259125;1348305218;copumpkin;that's the pronoun usagi's used before -259124;1348305231;BTC-Mining;Sorry... my bad... "Her majesty" -259123;1348305239;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 14 @ 0.0044 = 0.0616 BTC [-] -259122;1348305242;BTC-Mining;Since she's a vampire princess and all... -259121;1348305295;BTC-Mining;Look up Usagi Tsukino together on google. Those names, they go together. -259120;1348305408;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09146998 BTC [+] -259119;1348305435;__Atlas__;Well, I am so bored with my life, I've decide to join the National Guard. -259118;1348305475;copumpkin;indoctrination into the military isn't something I'd expect __Atlas__ to find appealing -259117;1348305498;__Atlas__;It's not indoctrination but rather -259116;1348305507;__Atlas__;protecting the constitution from within -259115;1348305520;copumpkin;by becoming an unquestioning cog -259114;1348305529;BTC-Mining;It's the name of an hotel? Google lied to me! -259113;1348305547;copumpkin;not questioning the goals, just the means by which they are reached and how they mesh with your ideals :P -259112;1348305564;__Atlas__;I can always quit... in 5 years. -259111;1348305571;copumpkin;fair enough :) -259110;1348305582;copumpkin;what if you're an authoritarian socialist by the end of it? -259109;1348305587;copumpkin;who will I troll? -259108;1348305606;BTC-Mining;Google told me those names where put together the other way around! -259107;1348305610;__Atlas__;I won't be. -259106;1348305616;__Atlas__;Dogma is not my thing -259105;1348305620;__Atlas__;no matter my preferences -259104;1348305622;__Atlas__;morally -259103;1348305719;__Atlas__;The real reason is I want to start a private security company in the future -259102;1348305727;__Atlas__;I might as well start here. -259101;1348305788;copumpkin;ah -259100;1348305803;BTC-Mining;Bodyguards/Security guards agency? -259099;1348305810;OneMiner;Millitary service can be hard on a person. I advise talking to as many former service members as possible. -259098;1348305847;__Atlas__;BTC-Mining: Yes, that's the idea. -259097;1348305865;__Atlas__;If you had seen my famous private army comment -259096;1348305873;__Atlas__;It's a fascination of mine. -259095;1348306001;OneMiner;Pitch... Too..... High..... -259094;1348306086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24782 @ 0.0003875 = 9.603 BTC [-] -259093;1348306704;BTC-Mining;OneMiner: Didn't it break your whole house down, not just windows? -259092;1348307070;OneMiner;haha -259091;1348307418;BTC-Mining;Well you must live in Russia or something then... -259090;1348307652;BTC-Mining;All housings are converted reinforced concrete bunkers from the cold war era right? -259089;1348307706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21468 @ 0.00038584 = 8.2832 BTC [-] -259088;1348308534;OneMiner;hahaha that's pretty funny. I'm trying to prove to luke that a universe can exist without a god. It takes effort. -259087;1348308644;BTC-Mining;The universe is just there without explanation. If it's about the need of a beggining/creator for something to exist... then we get to the who created god reflection... -259086;1348308695;BTC-Mining;Either way, no scenario can go around that something appeared out of nowhere. -259085;1348308722;BTC-Mining;I suggest that there is no beggining. -259084;1348309034;BTC-Mining;or at least that something somewhere in the Universe will eventually create another Universe, and something in that Universe will create ours in a loop fashion. Because loops ∞ reminds me of bowties, and that's much more elegant. -259083;1348309079;BTC-Mining;Any scenario seems as good as any other you can make up. -259082;1348309265;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2700 @ 0.00029232 = 0.7893 BTC [-] -259081;1348309676;OneMiner;Ya, it's all up in the air. Hawking talked about a zero sum universe. Interesting stuff. -259080;1348309788;BTC-Mining;Tell luke my god makes the universe possible. Tell him he's not the same, because he's the same but has an extra hair follicle on his head, so he's not really the same, just similar. But that my god is still more kickass than is for the extra hair. -259079;1348309898;BTC-Mining;Although, in all seriousness, I do not mind about religion in general. Mostly good teachings and lessons. I do have an issue with people applying religious texts contractually. -259078;1348310069;OneMiner;Wow, I would have a big problem with that. -259077;1348310080;Diablo-D3;I dont understand why people do that -259076;1348310086;Diablo-D3;its not what Jesus preached -259075;1348310094;Diablo-D3;for a nation full of Christians, they're pretty non-Jesusly. -259074;1348310161;OneMiner;I agree. I learned a lot of this christian stuff when I was younger. Do you know how many christians are in the millitary? Their hypocracy blows my mind. -259073;1348310177;Diablo-D3;there is no problem with defending yourself -259072;1348310197;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3, I think that's a major problem... -259071;1348310203;OneMiner;God would beg(NOT) to differ. -259070;1348310223;BTC-Mining;People who say that... -259069;1348310229;Diablo-D3;thats not what I mean -259068;1348310231;BTC-Mining;It's not what... etc etc -259067;1348310236;Diablo-D3;theres no problem with _defending_ itself. -259066;1348310239;Diablo-D3;er yourself -259065;1348310251;Diablo-D3;the military has simply been diverted from its original goal -259064;1348310252;OneMiner;The christian god said in no uncertain terms that killing was not an option, ever. -259063;1348310263;Diablo-D3;yes, and he gave that order to everyone -259062;1348310271;Diablo-D3;there are those who do not follow the rules -259061;1348310319;BTC-Mining;I took the time to actually read the Bible (Old and New Testament in full) and I'm at a loss at what some people says it preaches... they're really focusing hardcore on tiny bits which pleases them and ignore 99% of it. -259060;1348310319;OneMiner;Ya, so that's why my mind is blown. There are lots of christians in the millitary. Will they fire over the heads of the enemy while their brothers in arms are killed? -259059;1348310337;BTC-Mining;It's actually an interesting read. -259058;1348310656;__Atlas__;Okay, not joining the national guard. Nevermind. -259057;1348310667;__Atlas__;That one phone call did it for me. -259056;1348310694;BTC-Mining;? -259055;1348310738;__Atlas__;The recruiter just gave me the impression that it's not a well-run institution. -259054;1348310788;OneMiner;WTF.... dood, don't join the millitary. -259053;1348310829;BTC-Mining;Well, depends on the country One Miner... -259052;1348310843;__Atlas__;Bah, I just need to find something to do. Most of the jobs I've tried suck. -259051;1348310861;__Atlas__;And 50 hour week ultimatums aren't my thing. -259050;1348310885;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6100 @ 0.00029232 = 1.7832 BTC [-] -259049;1348310887;OneMiner;No, if you are worried about if it's well-run or not.... Just don't join. You'll be miserable. -259048;1348310930;BTC-Mining;Atlas: May I recommend a QA job in the video game industry? -259047;1348310942;OneMiner;There's no such thing as a well run army. They are too friggin big and there are little dictators all over the place. -259046;1348310975;OneMiner;Tiny itty-bitty dictators who could potentially hold your life in their hands. Think about it. -259045;1348310993;__Atlas__;BTC_Mining: That does sound interesting. -259044;1348311004;__Atlas__;OneMiner: It seems what you are saying is unfortunately true. -259043;1348311028;__Atlas__;BTC-Mining: I will look into this. Austin is bound to have something. -259042;1348311036;BTC-Mining;Play games and fill bug reports &/or correct them -259041;1348311057;BTC-Mining;It's not as fun as it sounds however. -259040;1348311095;OneMiner;I kinda want to do QA on games.... Friend of mine did that. Went to work drunk all the time and screwed with everybody there. Not my cup of tea but sounds like a nice enviroment. -259039;1348311126;BTC-Mining;He's lucky... wouldn't pass at all here. -259038;1348311148;__Atlas__;All I really want is capital to start a small business but I need to build my savings just a bit more. -259037;1348311168;OneMiner;BTC-Mining may I ask about the pay? -259036;1348311193;BTC-Mining;Not sure, depends on the company I suppose. -259035;1348311217;BTC-Mining;For me it was slightly over minimum salary. -259034;1348311270;OneMiner;:'( -259033;1348311286;__Atlas__;Is it just me or does it seem the economy just sucks? -259032;1348311335;BTC-Mining;Well I was in a consultancy company. I'm also not working on the games, just playing them to find bugs so the developers can focus on correcting them. -259031;1348311363;BTC-Mining;It's unexperienced labor. -259030;1348311398;BTC-Mining;There's at least career paths and excellent work environment. -259029;1348311420;BTC-Mining;But yeah, hard to get high paying jobs nowaday. -259028;1348311427;BTC-Mining;I've been earning more trading on GLBSE than working. -259027;1348311491;__Atlas__;I've noticed that. The lack of liquidity on GLBSE makes for some profitable trades -259026;1348311496;Diablo-D3;man -259025;1348311499;Diablo-D3;black mesa is weird -259024;1348311501;Diablo-D3;I know the plot -259023;1348311513;__Atlas__;Black Mesa doesn't have Xen :( -259022;1348311517;Diablo-D3;and nothing has blown up yet -259021;1348311519;BTC-Mining;Well the dividends aren't bad either Atlas -259020;1348311531;Diablo-D3;yet -259019;1348311535;Diablo-D3;Im about to fuck shit up -259018;1348311539;Diablo-D3;damn me. -259017;1348312421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17277 @ 0.00038552 = 6.6606 BTC [-] -259016;1348312423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32723 @ 0.00038537 = 12.6105 BTC [-] -259015;1348312601;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1200001 = 0.6 BTC [-] -259014;1348313092;BTC-Mining;ah -259013;1348313548;BTC-Mining;Goog lord, recession! You guys keep talking about it and making ever more hypothetical catastrophic scenarios. I'll be nearby, just heading with this money to the stock market and going to camp there.. -259012;1348313556;BTC-Mining;Where is this going tho? -259011;1348313631;BTC-Mining;Ah... that's it? -259010;1348313713;BTC-Mining;What do you mean? -259009;1348313776;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.082 = 0.41 BTC [-] -259008;1348313993;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.003365 = 0.3365 BTC [-] -259007;1348314025;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.08199999 BTC [-] -259006;1348314066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18102 @ 0.00038556 = 6.9794 BTC [+] -259005;1348314314;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -259004;1348314382;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [-] -259003;1348314384;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.18 = 0.36 BTC [-] -259002;1348314385;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.17 = 0.34 BTC [-] -259001;1348314386;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 3 @ 0.16 = 0.48 BTC [-] -259000;1348314388;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 12 @ 0.1501 = 1.8012 BTC [-] -258999;1348314413;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.12198999 = 0.244 BTC [+] -258998;1348314415;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 14 @ 0.1501 = 2.1014 BTC [-] -258997;1348314416;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 3 @ 0.15 = 0.45 BTC [-] -258996;1348314599;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.26020001 BTC [-] -258995;1348314600;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.2602 = 2.3418 BTC [-] -258994;1348314602;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 36 @ 0.26 = 9.36 BTC [-] -258993;1348314776;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 88 @ 0.00012931 = 0.0114 BTC [-] -258992;1348314778;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 8 @ 0.000127 = 0.001 BTC [-] -258991;1348314833;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 5 @ 0.000115 = 0.0006 BTC [-] -258990;1348314834;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 6924 @ 0.00010001 = 0.6925 BTC [-] -258989;1348315006;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [+] -258988;1348315007;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.51 = 1.53 BTC [+] -258987;1348315070;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.5999 = 2.3996 BTC [+] -258986;1348315181;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [+] -258985;1348315183;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.897 = 1.794 BTC [+] -258984;1348315290;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -258983;1348315292;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5005 BTC [+] -258982;1348315293;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.500999 = 1.002 BTC [+] -258981;1348315384;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [+] -258980;1348315465;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.978 BTC [-] -258979;1348315467;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 9 @ 0.978999 = 8.811 BTC [+] -258978;1348315551;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.5099 = 2.5495 BTC [-] -258977;1348315625;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 154 @ 0.00029232 = 0.045 BTC [-] -258976;1348315627;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15010 @ 0.00029079 = 4.3648 BTC [-] -258975;1348315628;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1098 @ 0.00029036 = 0.3188 BTC [-] -258974;1348316522;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 hours, 51 minutes, and 47 seconds ago: instead of just taker fees -258973;1348316539;Diablo-D3;so -258972;1348316547;Diablo-D3;played a few levels of black mesa -258971;1348316557;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 16 @ 0.003365 = 0.0538 BTC [-] -258970;1348316557;Diablo-D3;they fixed the best bug of all -258969;1348316569;Diablo-D3;the fucking batteries -258968;1348316708;dust-otc;what is a good % premium to pay when borrowing shares? -258967;1348316728;dust-otc;and should it be based on time or simply a % of dividends? -258966;1348317075;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.17100001 BTC [-] -258965;1348317076;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 100 @ 0.171 = 17.1 BTC [-] -258964;1348317077;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.171 = 0.684 BTC [-] -258963;1348317078;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 18 @ 0.17 = 3.06 BTC [-] -258962;1348317596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12525 @ 0.00038556 = 4.8291 BTC [+] -258961;1348317598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16706 @ 0.0003875 = 6.4736 BTC [+] -258960;1348317796;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.08102 = 0.4051 BTC [-] -258959;1348318169;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.081 = 2.025 BTC [-] -258958;1348318170;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.08011 = 2.0028 BTC [-] -258957;1348319225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9277 @ 0.00038537 = 3.5751 BTC [-] -258956;1348319227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31423 @ 0.00038523 = 12.1051 BTC [-] -258955;1348319976;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 1 @ 0.09999999 BTC [-] -258954;1348320369;Chaaang-Noi;;;bc,totalbc -258953;1348320370;gribble;9999950.00000000 -258952;1348320416;Chaaang-Noi;come on 10 million -258951;1348320505;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 12 @ 0.5097 = 6.1164 BTC [-] -258950;1348320569;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.5999 = 1.1998 BTC [+] -258949;1348320725;rg;;;bc,totalbc -258948;1348320726;gribble;10000000.00000000 -258947;1348320730;rg;there you go -258946;1348320785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24677 @ 0.00038523 = 9.5063 BTC [-] -258945;1348320787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00038517 = 4.9687 BTC [-] -258944;1348320788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8023 @ 0.000385 = 3.0889 BTC [-] -258943;1348320831;Chaaang-Noi;:) -258942;1348320843;Chaaang-Noi;;;bc,totalbc -258941;1348320843;gribble;10000000.00000000 -258940;1348320858;Chaaang-Noi;no -258939;1348320861;Chaaang-Noi;that is 11 million -258938;1348320869;Chaaang-Noi;i mean -258937;1348320871;Chaaang-Noi;10.5 -258936;1348320877;Chaaang-Noi;10.5 million, lol -258935;1348320902;Chaaang-Noi;21,000,000/2 if my understanding is correct -258934;1348321412;Chaaang-Noi;yeah -258933;1348321426;Chaaang-Noi;im sure there is a better way to express the formula but i dont know it -258932;1348321471;Chaaang-Noi;brb -258931;1348322095;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 123300 @ 0.00012936 = 15.9501 BTC [+] -258930;1348322174;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.08015 = 0.7214 BTC [+] -258929;1348322303;kakobrekla;;;ticker -258928;1348322303;gribble;Best bid: 12.2014, Best ask: 12.2898, Bid-ask spread: 0.08840, Last trade: 12.20136, 24 hour volume: 27671, 24 hour low: 12.011, 24 hour high: 12.4433 -258927;1348322347;Chaang-Noi;so why is hrpt so low? -258926;1348322365;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 160 @ 0.00012936 = 0.0207 BTC [+] -258925;1348322466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5503 @ 0.000385 = 2.1187 BTC [-] -258924;1348323339;PsychoticBoy;because 7% weekly cant be right -258923;1348323364;k3t3r;!help -258922;1348323364;assbot;List of commands: -258921;1348323365;PsychoticBoy;look in the real world, even drugs dealers wont make 7% -258920;1348323365;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -258919;1348323366;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -258918;1348323447;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 100 @ 0.00016 = 0.016 BTC [-] -258917;1348323448;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.08013 = 1.6026 BTC [-] -258916;1348323449;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 110 @ 0.08011 = 8.8121 BTC [-] -258915;1348323451;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 64 @ 0.0801 = 5.1264 BTC [-] -258914;1348323583;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 39 @ 0.00016 = 0.0062 BTC [-] -258913;1348323678;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 100 @ 0.00012936 = 0.0129 BTC [+] -258912;1348323897;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01100001 BTC [+] -258911;1348323937;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.08049999 BTC [+] -258910;1348324004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 278 @ 0.0003875 = 0.1077 BTC [+] -258909;1348324006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50408 @ 0.00038914 = 19.6158 BTC [+] -258908;1348324007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9568 @ 0.0003897 = 3.7286 BTC [+] -258907;1348324148;Chaang-Noi; i assumed it was a scam -258906;1348324158;Chaang-Noi;just wanted to know if there was any word or anything -258905;1348324596;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.64401 = 1.932 BTC [-] -258904;1348324597;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.64400001 = 1.288 BTC [-] -258903;1348324598;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.644 = 3.22 BTC [-] -258902;1348324600;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 54 @ 0.643 = 34.722 BTC [-] -258901;1348324601;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 36 @ 0.642 = 23.112 BTC [-] -258900;1348324806;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 10 @ 0.22 = 2.2 BTC [+] -258899;1348324866;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.003365 = 0.0135 BTC [-] -258898;1348324943;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999998 BTC [+] -258897;1348325055;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.0801 = 0.801 BTC [-] -258896;1348325417;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.67799 BTC [+] -258895;1348325446;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.08049999 = 2.0125 BTC [+] -258894;1348325447;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.0805 = 2.0125 BTC [+] -258893;1348325448;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.081 = 2.025 BTC [+] -258892;1348325449;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.08198 = 0.3279 BTC [+] -258891;1348325451;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.082 = 1.64 BTC [+] -258890;1348325452;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.08200001 = 2.05 BTC [+] -258889;1348325453;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.083 = 2.075 BTC [+] -258888;1348325454;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.084 = 2.1 BTC [+] -258887;1348325455;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.085 = 2.125 BTC [+] -258886;1348325456;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.086 BTC [+] -258885;1348325475;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.69 = 3.45 BTC [-] -258884;1348325476;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 3 @ 0.68 = 2.04 BTC [-] -258883;1348325526;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14579 @ 0.00029036 = 4.2332 BTC [-] -258882;1348325528;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2621 @ 0.00028988 = 0.7598 BTC [-] -258881;1348325542;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 32 @ 0.00999999 = 0.32 BTC [+] -258880;1348325631;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.086 = 2.064 BTC [+] -258879;1348325632;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.087 = 2.175 BTC [+] -258878;1348325634;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.088 = 0.968 BTC [+] -258877;1348325638;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1200001 = 0.48 BTC [-] -258876;1348325653;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1200001 = 1.08 BTC [-] -258875;1348325974;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 2 @ 1.002 = 2.004 BTC [-] -258874;1348325976;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 1.00000001 BTC [-] -258873;1348325977;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 17 @ 1 = 17 BTC [-] -258872;1348326097;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.088 = 1.232 BTC [+] -258871;1348326098;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.089 = 2.225 BTC [+] -258870;1348326232;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). -258869;1348326640;Chaang-Noi;;tslb -258868;1348326683;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -258867;1348326691;gribble;Time since last block: 27 minutes and 33 seconds -258866;1348326695;Chaang-Noi;wow -258865;1348326713;Chaang-Noi;hit 10M and the die :) -258864;1348326802;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1218999 = 0.2438 BTC [+] -258863;1348327086;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00028988 = 0.5798 BTC [-] -258862;1348327382;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 10 @ 0.0777 = 0.777 BTC [-] -258861;1348327580;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -258860;1348327582;gribble;Time since last block: 14 seconds -258859;1348327754;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 5 @ 0.22 = 1.1 BTC [+] -258858;1348327790;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -258857;1348327791;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [+] -258856;1348327792;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 5 @ 0.115 = 0.575 BTC [+] -258855;1348328232;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1218999 = 0.2438 BTC [+] -258854;1348328573;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1218998 BTC [-] -258853;1348328575;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1218999 = 1.0971 BTC [+] -258852;1348328645;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.075 = 7.5 BTC [-] -258851;1348328826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14632 @ 0.0003897 = 5.7021 BTC [+] -258850;1348328853;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1218999 = 0.2438 BTC [+] -258849;1348328899;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1218999 = 0.6095 BTC [+] -258848;1348328917;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1218999 = 0.6095 BTC [+] -258847;1348328931;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1218999 = 0.3657 BTC [+] -258846;1348328992;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 10 @ 0.22 = 2.2 BTC [+] -258845;1348329013;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 4 @ 0.113 = 0.452 BTC [+] -258844;1348329014;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.11299 = 0.226 BTC [-] -258843;1348329015;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.11100001 BTC [-] -258842;1348329016;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.111 = 0.222 BTC [-] -258841;1348329018;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.111 BTC [-] -258840;1348329019;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 2 @ 0.111 = 0.222 BTC [-] -258839;1348329020;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 3 @ 0.10500001 = 0.315 BTC [-] -258838;1348329021;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 6 @ 0.10011 = 0.6007 BTC [-] -258837;1348329022;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.10000003 BTC [-] -258836;1348329022;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -258835;1348329024;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 26 @ 0.1 = 2.6 BTC [-] -258834;1348329025;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1218999 = 0.2438 BTC [+] -258833;1348329120;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -258832;1348329204;Chaang-Noi;everytime i see blue chip i think blue hourseshoe... -258831;1348329220;Chaang-Noi;blue horseshoe loves red star... -258830;1348329346;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109660.msg1211452#msg1211452 -258829;1348329430;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: is that a chinese thing? -258828;1348329629;Chaang-Noi;i dont think there is a contract mp -258827;1348335961;DeaDTerra;We had the coders nerds that had like chill cloths and t-shirts, then we had the economics geeks that had suits and skirt etc. -258826;1348335976;nefario;got to go -258825;1348335980;nefario;must shave head -258824;1348336001;nefario;he probably did -258823;1348336001;Chaang-Noi;lol -258822;1348336004;nefario;just didn't say -258821;1348336013;Chaang-Noi;was xhou there? -258820;1348336016;Chaang-Noi;zhou -258819;1348336022;nefario;no -258818;1348336029;nefario;well there was only one chinese person there -258817;1348336034;nefario;and I don't think it was zhou -258816;1348336039;nefario;chinese guy -258815;1348336047;nefario;there were a few chick -258814;1348336047;nefario;s -258813;1348336076;Chaang-Noi;girls at a bitcoin conferance? -258812;1348336090;Azelphur;girls on the internet? -258811;1348336093;Chaang-Noi;either paid to be tehre or married... -258810;1348336099;DeaDTerra;maybe he was under cover :P -258809;1348336099;OneMiner;Not on my internets! -258808;1348336102;k3t3r;nah chinese chicken surely -258807;1348336108;nefario;lol -258806;1348336109;k3t3r;buffet -258805;1348336109;Azelphur;Chaang-Noi: or have a genuine interest in bitcoin, but that would be madness. -258804;1348336119;DeaDTerra;Yea but the girls seemed to be journalists or GF of other people there. -258803;1348336121;nefario;it would be madness -258802;1348336124;Chaang-Noi;madness!!!! this is sparrrrtttaaaaa!!!!! -258801;1348336124;DeaDTerra;they didn't seem to interested -258800;1348336179;Chaang-Noi;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_ttcSaTheI&feature=related -258799;1348336201;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.67799 = 1.356 BTC [+] -258798;1348336203;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.67799999 = 1.356 BTC [+] -258797;1348336203;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 21 @ 0.678 = 14.238 BTC [+] -258796;1348336237;nefario;ahahha -258795;1348336267;DeaDTerra;hahah didn't actually talk to them :P -258794;1348336280;DeaDTerra;They just looked bored :P -258793;1348336285;nefario;I talked to girls -258792;1348336286;nefario;but -258791;1348336293;nefario;they were mostly amirs sisters -258790;1348336300;nefario;very cool people -258789;1348336323;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00028988 = 1.7973 BTC [-] -258788;1348336325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32000 @ 0.00039035 = 12.4912 BTC [-] -258787;1348336338;Chaang-Noi;girls were mostly amirs sisters, oh lol -258786;1348336343;Chaang-Noi;not that it is shocking -258785;1348336355;Chaang-Noi;not too many girls would want to learn about btc -258784;1348336365;DeaDTerra;hahahah xD no not really :P -258783;1348336397;Chaang-Noi;in 5 years we shold have girls interested -258782;1348336401;Chaang-Noi;if not we are doomed -258781;1348336410;Chaang-Noi;if girls wont spend it.. its not money -258780;1348336418;nefario;spend it? -258779;1348336425;nefario;my wifes been spending it for over a year -258778;1348336426;nefario;bi -258777;1348336429;nefario;lol -258776;1348336430;nefario;no -258775;1348336437;nefario;mean't to say -258774;1348336438;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [+] -258773;1348336441;Chaang-Noi;? -258772;1348336441;nefario;if they ACCEPT it -258771;1348336449;DeaDTerra;James -258770;1348336457;DeaDTerra;hows the current fee system on GLBSE -258769;1348336460;Chaang-Noi;you pay your wife in btc? -258768;1348336463;nefario;meant to type no, did bi instead -258767;1348336465;DeaDTerra;is it that the seller pays the fee or is it liquidity taker? -258766;1348336483;nefario;it's the taker who pays -258765;1348336487;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -258764;1348336487;nefario;if you put an asset up -258763;1348336497;nefario;and no matching order is found -258762;1348336498;Chaang-Noi;when wil we see the glbse contract? -258761;1348336499;nefario;you pay nothing -258760;1348336511;nefario;Chaang-Noi: when the lawyer gets it to me -258759;1348336512;DeaDTerra;oki good :) -258758;1348336514;nefario;it's saturday -258757;1348336522;Chaang-Noi;theymos is trying to sell an asset with no contract :/ -258756;1348336524;DeaDTerra;GLBSE will have a contract? :) -258755;1348336534;nefario;real world is slower than BTC land -258754;1348336540;Chaang-Noi;well... not trying but hyping... -258753;1348336557;Chaang-Noi;why does theymos no longer thinkg glbse is worth having? -258752;1348336558;nefario;Chaang-Noi: no, he is selling his stake in GLBSE, he doesn't want to register as a legit shareholder -258751;1348336572;Chaang-Noi;ahh so we can dox you guys, -258750;1348336577;Chaang-Noi;i assumed so -258749;1348336584;nefario;dox me? -258748;1348336594;nefario;dude just ask and I'll send you a pretty pic -258747;1348336601;nefario;if thats what you're desperate for -258746;1348336605;nefario;you can have one gratis -258745;1348336629;Chaang-Noi;ill take a copy of your passport and your bosses phne number at work... -258744;1348336636;nefario;my boss? -258743;1348336644;nefario;does a director/CEO have a boss? -258742;1348336646;Chaang-Noi;its what you asked me for, with other shit too... -258741;1348336650;nefario;apart from shareholders -258740;1348336664;nefario;don't be pissy -258739;1348336666;Chaang-Noi;dont worry, you can trust me, i will only send out your personal address and id if i assume you are scamming... -258738;1348336673;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.64300001 = 1.929 BTC [-] -258737;1348336673;nefario;Asshl -258736;1348336673;DeaDTerra;James, I want a cancel all order button :( cancelling 50 orders manually is a hassle -258735;1348336686;nefario;DeaDTerra: good idea -258734;1348336687;nefario;lol -258733;1348336692;nefario;never occured to me -258732;1348336696;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.149 BTC [-] -258731;1348336725;DeaDTerra;haha yea :P I have a lot of orders that I refresh daily so to have such a button would save me several minutes a day xD -258730;1348336756;nefario;also a good idea -258729;1348336759;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.149 BTC [-] -258728;1348336802;nefario;Chaang-Noi: we're going legit, registering as a company, which means shareholders are registering as well. Shareholder information isn't public info -258727;1348336821;Chaang-Noi;Shareholder information isn't public info, it is in the usa. -258726;1348336833;Chaang-Noi;if oy uhave over a percent -258725;1348336837;Chaang-Noi;you* -258724;1348336858;Chaang-Noi;i think its a bad idea, and i agree with theymos but really its up to you. -258723;1348336865;DeaDTerra;Ohh GLBSE shares :D sounds interesting -258722;1348336867;Chaang-Noi;you know my views on this. -258721;1348336886;Chaang-Noi;yeah theymos is selling out -258720;1348336919;Chaang-Noi;yeah top 10 15 is who will be doxed -258719;1348336922;Chaang-Noi;its why theymos wants out -258718;1348336945;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 25 @ 0.00999001 = 0.2498 BTC [-] -258717;1348336946;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.00999 = 0.03 BTC [-] -258716;1348336953;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.08 = 1.92 BTC [-] -258715;1348336954;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 51 @ 0.08 = 4.08 BTC [-] -258714;1348336964;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 8 @ 1.00001 = 8.0001 BTC [-] -258713;1348337117;Chaang-Noi;umm registering a comany wiht a fake name is lol in the usa -258712;1348337123;Chaang-Noi;like very lol -258711;1348337150;Chaang-Noi;glbse is opening themselves up to so much doing this... -258710;1348337155;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.08 = 3.92 BTC [-] -258709;1348337156;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.081 = 2.025 BTC [+] -258708;1348337166;Chaang-Noi;esp since the post passport photos online is they assume scamming :/ -258707;1348337175;Chaang-Noi;that would get you shut donw in the usa -258706;1348337196;Chaang-Noi;i understand why nefario did that cuz wild west -258705;1348337204;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.0815 = 1.63 BTC [+] -258704;1348337209;Chaang-Noi;but if he wants to play by the rules and go legal he cant be wild west -258703;1348337281;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0815 = 0.4075 BTC [+] -258702;1348337375;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.0815 = 0.4075 BTC [+] -258701;1348337391;Chaang-Noi;the problem is, nefario has more trust than most of the people on the board -258700;1348337404;Chaang-Noi;and usagi leading that thing wont help on credibility -258699;1348337416;Chaang-Noi;im not attacking usagi here but really he has not been a long term player. -258698;1348337450;Chaang-Noi;teek should head it up, he has the oldest valid assets on glbse as far as i kow -258697;1348337495;Chaang-Noi;whatever... -258696;1348337498;Chaang-Noi;this will paly out... -258695;1348337501;Chaang-Noi;play -258694;1348337524;Chaang-Noi;teek turned you down? shock... -258693;1348337530;Chaang-Noi;i turend you down too -258692;1348337535;Chaang-Noi;my respect for teek just doubled -258691;1348337558;Chaang-Noi;this will play out. -258690;1348337583;Chaang-Noi;"socialite investor" what do i invest in? -258689;1348337671;Chaang-Noi;in this market being as parinoid as fuck works... -258688;1348337694;Chaang-Noi;iv never scammed and i never will -258687;1348337704;Chaang-Noi;but i assume everyone else is a scammer -258686;1348337730;Chaang-Noi;i am immature and rude -258685;1348337744;Chaang-Noi;also its why i had such a low veiw of teek -258684;1348337752;DeaDTerra;there's to much drama in this room... -258683;1348337764;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1218999 = 0.2438 BTC [+] -258682;1348337765;Chaang-Noi;the glbse team? no im not on the glbse team -258681;1348337778;Chaang-Noi;the rest of the memebers are smarter than you. -258680;1348337802;Chaang-Noi;i will out last glbse cuz i am careful. -258679;1348337817;Chaang-Noi;glbse is going down a bad path and im sad -258678;1348337839;Chaang-Noi;im on a boat -258677;1348337874;DeaDTerra;it's goin fast eyy, I am on a boat eyy. -258676;1348337883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40468 @ 0.00039137 = 15.838 BTC [+] -258675;1348337884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00039148 = 3.5233 BTC [+] -258674;1348337886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12332 @ 0.00039157 = 4.8288 BTC [+] -258673;1348337896;DeaDTerra;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8F3UE9qFsg -258672;1348337954;Chaang-Noi;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWaKSzhvc_I -258671;1348337974;Audriux9;!help -258670;1348337975;assbot;List of commands: -258669;1348337976;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -258668;1348337977;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -258667;1348338002;Audriux9;!ticker FPGAMINING -258666;1348338007;assbot;[GLBSE:FPGAMINING] [Bid: 0.36030003] [Ask: 0.48269996] [Spread: 0.12239993] [Last: 0.361] [24hVol: 69.77331557] [7dAvg: 0.55271306] -258665;1348338190;DeaDTerra;JAMES :(, GLBSE is beign stupid and slow again ;( -258664;1348338560;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.072999 BTC [-] -258663;1348338732;Chaang-Noi;im able to take out btc just fine :/ -258662;1348338893;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.0815 = 1.63 BTC [+] -258661;1348338895;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.082 = 2.05 BTC [+] -258660;1348338896;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.083 = 4.15 BTC [+] -258659;1348338897;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.084 = 4.2 BTC [+] -258658;1348338899;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.085 = 4.25 BTC [+] -258657;1348338903;Chaang-Noi;usagi that you again? -258656;1348338910;DeaDTerra;Well I am trying to place orders and I have to reload the page sveral times for the order book and the order placement UI to come up -258655;1348339349;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.8899 BTC [+] -258654;1348339444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6796 @ 0.00039035 = 2.6528 BTC [-] -258653;1348339515;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.08998 = 0.3599 BTC [+] -258652;1348339516;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.09 = 1.89 BTC [+] -258651;1348339792;Chaang-Noi;anyone else now having trouble taking fund out of glbse? -258650;1348339807;mircea_popescu;no, cause most everyone already has. -258649;1348339823;Chaang-Noi;ba dum ching... -258648;1348339826;Chaang-Noi;retard... -258647;1348339867;Chaang-Noi;it just now hit -258646;1348339871;Chaang-Noi;after 30 plus mins -258645;1348339985;DeaDTerra;The hot wallet probably ran out. -258644;1348339996;DeaDTerra;chill until Nef see's it an fixes it :) -258643;1348340031;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.08998 = 0.3599 BTC [-] -258642;1348340033;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09 = 0.36 BTC [+] -258641;1348340033;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.09 = 0.18 BTC [+] -258640;1348340111;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.09 = 0.9 BTC [+] -258639;1348340189;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.09 = 0.72 BTC [+] -258638;1348340190;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.09119999 = 0.1824 BTC [+] -258637;1348340459;Chaang-Noi;if you read you would have seen that it hit :/ -258636;1348340474;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 6 @ 0.6101 = 3.6606 BTC [-] -258635;1348340487;Chaang-Noi;however an assumption that glbse has failed is not really good :/ -258634;1348340635;mircea_popescu;sinking boat, goat. -258633;1348340639;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 6 @ 0.6101 = 3.6606 BTC [-] -258632;1348340641;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 10 @ 0.61 = 6.1 BTC [-] -258631;1348340642;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.592 BTC [-] -258630;1348340643;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 5 @ 0.5705 = 2.8525 BTC [-] -258629;1348340645;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.5502 = 1.1004 BTC [-] -258628;1348340646;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.5502 = 1.1004 BTC [-] -258627;1348340647;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.5302 = 1.0604 BTC [-] -258626;1348340648;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 10 @ 0.53 = 5.3 BTC [-] -258625;1348340649;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 12 @ 0.5 = 6 BTC [-] -258624;1348340690;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 895 @ 0.15449462 = 138.2727 BTC [-] -258623;1348340728;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.50000001 BTC [+] -258622;1348340730;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 8 @ 0.5 = 4 BTC [-] -258621;1348340947;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.09119999 = 0.2736 BTC [+] -258620;1348340948;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.09144 = 0.4572 BTC [+] -258619;1348341098;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -258618;1348341099;gribble;Time since last block: 2 minutes and 56 seconds ago -258617;1348341131;Chaang-Noi;i should pay the fee everytime -258616;1348341143;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -258615;1348341378;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.1218999 = 2.0723 BTC [+] -258614;1348341508;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 800 @ 0.00012936 = 0.1035 BTC [+] -258613;1348341784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12104 @ 0.00038649 = 4.6781 BTC [-] -258612;1348341785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13468 @ 0.00039157 = 5.2737 BTC [+] -258611;1348341787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14973 @ 0.00039289 = 5.8827 BTC [+] -258610;1348341788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34896 @ 0.00039313 = 13.7187 BTC [+] -258609;1348341789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27029 @ 0.00039409 = 10.6519 BTC [+] -258608;1348341790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51948 @ 0.00039422 = 20.4789 BTC [+] -258607;1348341790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19790 @ 0.00039587 = 7.8343 BTC [+] -258606;1348341792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56999 @ 0.00039682 = 22.6183 BTC [+] -258605;1348341793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31386 @ 0.00041632 = 13.0666 BTC [+] -258604;1348341794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27665 @ 0.00041748 = 11.5496 BTC [+] -258603;1348341795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34200 @ 0.00041803 = 14.2966 BTC [+] -258602;1348341796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32399 @ 0.00041847 = 13.558 BTC [+] -258601;1348341797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41889 @ 0.0004185 = 17.5305 BTC [+] -258600;1348341798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1254 @ 0.00041856 = 0.5249 BTC [+] -258599;1348342804;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [-] -258598;1348343525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00041555 = 7.4383 BTC [-] -258597;1348343612;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.08900001 = 0.979 BTC [-] -258596;1348343613;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.089 = 0.89 BTC [-] -258595;1348343615;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.088 = 0.88 BTC [-] -258594;1348343616;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.087 = 0.87 BTC [-] -258593;1348343617;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.086 = 0.774 BTC [-] -258592;1348343821;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 7 @ 0.975 = 6.825 BTC [-] -258591;1348343823;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9789 BTC [+] -258590;1348343824;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 48 @ 0.97999 = 47.0395 BTC [+] -258589;1348343826;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 43 @ 0.98 = 42.14 BTC [+] -258588;1348343891;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 9 @ 0.98 = 8.82 BTC [+] -258587;1348345085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38400 @ 0.00040771 = 15.6561 BTC [-] -258586;1348345329;mircea_popescu;http://www.thelocal.se/43380/20120921/ -258585;1348345331;mircea_popescu;dancing verboten -258584;1348346649;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.67797998 BTC [+] -258583;1348346683;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.67797999 = 2.0339 BTC [+] -258582;1348346729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00040996 = 5.6574 BTC [+] -258581;1348346885;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00029576 = 1.7154 BTC [+] -258580;1348346887;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4200 @ 0.00031685 = 1.3308 BTC [+] -258579;1348347129;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 30 @ 0.47949964 = 14.385 BTC [+] -258578;1348347131;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 18 @ 0.47949965 = 8.631 BTC [+] -258577;1348347132;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 152 @ 0.483 = 73.416 BTC [+] -258576;1348347253;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.483 = 1.932 BTC [+] -258575;1348347557;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 596 @ 0.002815 = 1.6777 BTC [-] -258574;1348347865;Chaang-Noi;im goat and im on a boat -258573;1348347974;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.3689 = 1.8445 BTC [-] -258572;1348348293;Chaang-Noi;hi garr -258571;1348348445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3918 @ 0.00040771 = 1.5974 BTC [-] -258570;1348348519;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=vmPD_YSQ--k -258569;1348348536;Bane_Capital;lol -258568;1348348538;Bane_Capital;Stallman -258567;1348348645;Chaang-Noi;... -258566;1348348649;Chaang-Noi;cunts at glbse -258565;1348348964;Garr255;hello goat -258564;1348348997;Chaang-Noi;hi -258563;1348349002;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 100 @ 0.0044 = 0.44 BTC [+] -258562;1348349097;Bane_Capital;http://i.imgur.com/KnUhF.jpg -258561;1348349181;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 190 @ 0.003365 = 0.6394 BTC [-] -258560;1348349183;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 9043 @ 0.0034 = 30.7462 BTC [+] -258559;1348349184;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30767 @ 0.0034 = 104.6078 BTC [+] -258558;1348349217;mircea_popescu;!ticker gsdpt -258557;1348349232;assbot;[GLBSE:GSDPT] [Bid: 0.00336] [Ask: 0.0034] [Spread: 0.00004] [Last: 0.0034] [24hVol: 136.44815] [7dAvg: 0.00339275] -258556;1348349334;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0034 = 17 BTC [+] -258555;1348349366;Garr255;So Chaang-Noi, what's going on with the glbse situation? -258554;1348349419;Bane_Capital;lol there are still 6 million shares left on MPEX -258553;1348349462;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.26000001 BTC [+] -258552;1348349464;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.26 = 2.6 BTC [-] -258551;1348349546;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 4000 @ 0.0034 = 13.6 BTC [+] -258550;1348349573;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.3601 = 1.8005 BTC [-] -258549;1348349583;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.086 BTC [-] -258548;1348349585;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 49 @ 0.08400001 = 4.116 BTC [-] -258547;1348349773;assbot;[GLBSE] [PGM] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -258546;1348349835;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=d3CWLCoQu7c -258545;1348349886;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1218999 BTC [+] -258544;1348349888;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 60 @ 0.1218999 = 7.314 BTC [+] -258543;1348350056;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.1218999 = 7.8016 BTC [+] -258542;1348350063;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.4488 BTC [+] -258541;1348350112;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.64430002 = 4.5101 BTC [-] -258540;1348350113;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.64400001 = 3.864 BTC [-] -258539;1348350114;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 27 @ 0.644 = 17.388 BTC [-] -258538;1348350658;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.08199 = 0.246 BTC [-] -258537;1348350725;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 579 @ 0.00028988 = 0.1678 BTC [-] -258536;1348350727;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7971 @ 0.00028964 = 2.3087 BTC [-] -258535;1348350728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00040239 = 1.3681 BTC [-] -258534;1348350945;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -258533;1348351312;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 33 @ 0.08400001 = 2.772 BTC [-] -258532;1348351314;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.084 = 0.84 BTC [-] -258531;1348351315;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.097 BTC [-] -258530;1348352281;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.08000003 = 1.36 BTC [-] -258529;1348352285;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8029 @ 0.00028964 = 2.3255 BTC [-] -258528;1348352287;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1571 @ 0.00028776 = 0.4521 BTC [-] -258527;1348352288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00040238 = 0.2012 BTC [-] -258526;1348352288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00040288 = 1.2489 BTC [+] -258525;1348352289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3896 @ 0.00040432 = 1.5752 BTC [+] -258524;1348352421;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.209 = 0.418 BTC [-] -258523;1348352781;BTC-Mining;I got some BTC burning my pockets. -258522;1348352788;BTC-Mining;Anyone got something for me? -258521;1348352852;BTC-Mining;Yeah, I think I'll pass my chance -258520;1348352889;BTC-Mining;I haven't earned money sending money to random addresses -258519;1348352931;BTC-Mining;pff, there's 7% weekly scam, and 3-5% weekly legit -258518;1348353002;BTC-Mining;Lol, after what pirate did. -258517;1348353026;BTC-Mining;All the people in poorly legislated countries arrive thinking "ooohh, easy money!" -258516;1348353105;BTC-Mining;The people in intensely legislated countries are guilty no matter what they do. So they decided they might as well ponzi the heck out of the forums. -258515;1348353125;BTC-Mining;What L word? Legit? Legit legit legit. -258514;1348353166;BTC-Mining;You know you can start with 0 money and get infinite % on that legitly? It's called a job. It's legit. -258513;1348353191;nefario;EskimoBob: it can work, but we can't limit it to the existing community -258512;1348353196;nefario;which is too small -258511;1348353197;nefario;and -258510;1348353206;nefario;lacks common sense it seems -258509;1348353230;BTC-Mining;Smoovious has issues with specific words. -258508;1348353254;nefario;I also think that in the long term, we need a very large bitcoin economy that is legit, and the illegit part of the bitcoin economy has to be only a fraction of the size -258507;1348353256;nefario;otherwise -258506;1348353259;nefario;it will never grow -258505;1348353298;BTC-Mining;BitInstant Mastercard might help. -258504;1348353312;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 25 @ 0.00999996 = 0.25 BTC [+] -258503;1348353379;nefario;I'm all for the dark and hidden economy, but it needs a legit one to hide in, if all of bitcoinland is dark, then the gov will just stop people getting into bitcoinland, economic sanctions if you will -258502;1348353415;nefario;http://s3.amazonaws.com/rapgenius/1310582967_0.jpg -258501;1348353419;nefario;pedo glasses -258500;1348353477;kakobrekla;good evening gents. -258499;1348353484;BTC-Mining;No, it was uncle Bleh -258498;1348353486;nefario;Does anyone know Goats home address? -258497;1348353491;nefario;I think he's having a stroke -258496;1348353491;BTC-Mining;Stop mixing them up -258495;1348353498;nefario;we need to get medical attention to him -258494;1348353501;nefario;ASAP -258493;1348353507;BTC-Mining;I don't -258492;1348353568;nefario;I'm not joking -258491;1348353574;nefario;have you read his last few posts -258490;1348353584;nefario;they're not making any fucking sense -258489;1348353604;BTC-Mining;If he keeps writing, he's not having a stroke. -258488;1348353630;BTC-Mining;Might be some kid or retarted friend of his who thinks it's funny. -258487;1348353682;kakobrekla;urlpls? -258486;1348353767;kakobrekla;no url? -258485;1348353768;kakobrekla;meh -258484;1348353773;nefario;like -258483;1348353773;nefario;this is how I would imagine someone types when they've had a stroke -258482;1348353773;nefario;and not in the normal sense -258481;1348353773;nefario;when we're talking about goat and normality -258480;1348353774;nefario;Chaang-Noi: you ok dude? -258479;1348353788;nefario;oh -258478;1348353794;nefario;oh thats much better then -258477;1348353796;nefario;lol -258476;1348353799;nefario;he's drunk -258475;1348353801;nefario;hahaha -258474;1348353829;kakobrekla;NEFARIO URLPLS -258473;1348353839;nefario;one sec -258472;1348353847;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112071.40;topicseen -258471;1348353850;kakobrekla;thanks -258470;1348353875;nefario;Actually I don't drink -258469;1348353877;BTC-Mining;Oh... the fake GLBSE stock... Chaang is unhappy about that... -258468;1348353885;BTC-Mining;and Drunk... -258467;1348353901;BTC-Mining;He deleted the main post -258466;1348353906;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3935 @ 0.00028776 = 1.1323 BTC [-] -258465;1348353916;BTC-Mining;He might be having second thoughts now that his thoughts are clearing up. -258464;1348353935;nefario;possibly -258463;1348353967;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 10 @ 0.00998999 = 0.0999 BTC [-] -258462;1348353968;BTC-Mining;But yeah nefario, you should be more careful of what you say, just be sure you can do what you say prior to saying it. -258461;1348353970;nefario;anyway, theymos isn't getting involved because he's a GLBSE shareholder -258460;1348353985;nefario;BTC-Mining: that was 7 months ago -258459;1348353990;nefario;like I said in the post -258458;1348353995;nefario;I fucked up -258457;1348354019;kakobrekla;nefario, are any assets moving to blue or pink market -258456;1348354026;nefario;not yet -258455;1348354026;kakobrekla;eh -258454;1348354030;kakobrekla;blue or white -258453;1348354032;kakobrekla;aha -258452;1348354032;nefario;I've to set out the process to do that -258451;1348354047;kakobrekla;well no point in having those buttons until then -258450;1348354060;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00998 = 0.0998 BTC [-] -258449;1348354065;BTC-Mining;Nefario, your post says: "Yes, I think we can all agree that having a safe SEXCHANGE is of considerable..." -258448;1348354079;kakobrekla;yeah -258447;1348354082;BTC-Mining;remove that "s" please xD -258446;1348354083;kakobrekla;safe sex change is important. -258445;1348354096;kakobrekla;you dont want to end up with two dicks. -258444;1348354108;BTC-Mining;oh, so does the quote xD -258443;1348354148;nefario;ja -258442;1348354167;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.12189 = 0.6095 BTC [-] -258441;1348354168;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.12199 = 0.61 BTC [+] -258440;1348354206;BTC-Mining;Heck, if you want, I'd pay for people who bought that scam asset so they can be reimbursed. -258439;1348354249;BTC-Mining;I think many here would be willing to donate, if the issue is you can't spend GLBSE's funds on reimbursment. -258438;1348354260;BTC-Mining;Because of the other shareholders not agreeing with that. -258437;1348354292;kakobrekla;Smoovious, thats ok, i dont need to satisfy a lot of chicks. -258436;1348354320;nefario;BTC-Mining: The asset is being bought back -258435;1348354324;nefario;at the same price it was sold -258434;1348354346;nefario;What goat is complaining about is that he sold some of those fake assets for 10BTC each -258433;1348354353;nefario;made him a ton of money -258432;1348354361;nefario;and wants me to buy them back at that price -258431;1348354397;mircea_popescu;another day, another drama ? -258430;1348354402;nefario;he also thinks that theymos and I are colluding on this -258429;1348354431;nefario;theymos said since he's a GLBSE shareholder then it's a conflict of interest for him to make any decision on this issue -258428;1348354437;BTC-Mining;If he hasn't bought them 10 BTC, why reimburse him 10 BTC per share? -258427;1348354447;nefario;I don't know -258426;1348354453;nefario;he's being retarded -258425;1348354470;nefario;and trying to get a scammer label put on me as a result -258424;1348354477;BTC-Mining;He sounds drunk too... -258423;1348354528;BTC-Mining;Chaang-Noi, partying is fun but you should probably install a anti-drunken start screen on your computer or something. -258422;1348354563;nefario;something where he has to spell a long word would put a stop to it -258421;1348354640;kakobrekla;partying? -258420;1348354642;kakobrekla;fun? -258419;1348354647;kakobrekla;http://bit.ly/tfluV3 -258418;1348354661;kakobrekla;hm -258417;1348354665;kakobrekla;wrong paste dafuq -258416;1348354701;kakobrekla;hm nevermind its correct -258415;1348354737;BTC-Mining;Indeed... -258414;1348354745;BTC-Mining;or if it's a mistake, it fits... -258413;1348354860;mircea_popescu;well obviously he bought those to cause trouble -258412;1348354940;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.12199 = 0.9759 BTC [+] -258411;1348354971;BTC-Mining;Anyone selling ASICMINER/BIB.BVPS/GIGAMINING? -258410;1348355468;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2784 @ 0.00028776 = 0.8011 BTC [-] -258409;1348355671;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.5897 = 2.9485 BTC [-] -258408;1348355983;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09199999 BTC [+] -258407;1348356043;BTC-Mining;Pff, why do I always have more money than I can spend. -258406;1348356068;mircea_popescu;silver spooner. -258405;1348356125;BTC-Mining;I was born poor, I worked hard for this money! -258404;1348356162;BTC-Mining;Seriously tho, just having a hard time getting orders filled. -258403;1348356178;mircea_popescu;you can't buy giga ? -258402;1348356209;BTC-Mining;I actually don't buy into asks and place bids instead. -258401;1348356220;BTC-Mining;Asks are always too expensive. -258400;1348356220;mircea_popescu;well, cheaper but slower. -258399;1348356230;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -258398;1348356430;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=81357.msg1208195#msg1208195 wtf is this i don't even... -258397;1348356732;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 35 @ 0.0034 = 0.119 BTC [+] -258396;1348356994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00040234 = 3.9832 BTC [-] -258395;1348357137;smickles;!ticker mpoe.etf -258394;1348357146;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 0.15000001] [Ask: 1.33999999] [Spread: 1.18999998] [Last: 1.33] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 1.33] -258393;1348357357;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 30 @ 0.15008359 = 4.5025 BTC [-] -258392;1348357499;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112071.0 -258391;1348357503;mircea_popescu;nefario gets scammer tag nao ?! -258390;1348357517;nefario;you know -258389;1348357527;nefario;you could try to buy those GLBSE shares that are being sold -258388;1348357530;DeaDTerra;hahah that thread is hilarious xD -258387;1348357531;nefario;contact theymos -258386;1348357539;DeaDTerra;goat gets more and more drunk as the thread goes on -258385;1348357588;nefario;yeah -258384;1348357596;nefario;like after post 4 I think he doesn't make any sense -258383;1348357602;nefario;and is just quoting himself -258382;1348357630;mircea_popescu;and you still figure you're competing with me, somehow ? -258381;1348357729;nefario;did you read the post from bitcoin magazine about the conference? -258380;1348357743;nefario;there are quite a few pics there -258379;1348357751;nefario;see if you can figure out which one I am -258378;1348357799;mircea_popescu;no, seriously. scarcely a day goes by without some ridiculousness of this level -258377;1348357811;mircea_popescu;you're a roadshow by now, do you realise this ? -258376;1348357997;nefario;medical emergeny -258375;1348358003;nefario;prep the burn room -258374;1348358134;kakobrekla;DeaDTerra, why do you comment your name when you sign a post -258373;1348358174;kakobrekla;http://xkcd.com/156/ -258372;1348358537;nefario;I don't get it -258371;1348358545;kakobrekla;lol -258370;1348358568;kakobrekla;arent you a coder -258369;1348358585;nefario;I don't use and IDE -258368;1348358593;nefario;notepad.exe -258367;1348358596;nefario;:p -258366;1348358602;nefario;no I use emacs -258365;1348358603;kakobrekla;i dont use ide as well -258364;1348358603;DeaDTerra;I don't know it's a habit :P -258363;1348358611;kakobrekla;doesnt stop me from knowing // -258362;1348358613;DeaDTerra;I sign all my messages with //DeaDTerra -258361;1348358621;DeaDTerra;I am not a coder :( -258360;1348358621;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 18 @ 0.00998999 = 0.1798 BTC [-] -258359;1348358631;agath;notepad.exe? it makes me shiver -258358;1348358722;copumpkin;om nom nom -258357;1348358759;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 18 @ 0.00998 = 0.1796 BTC [-] -258356;1348358771;nefario;copumpkin: thats not an editor I know of -258355;1348358780;copumpkin;omnomnomicon! -258354;1348358804;nefario;yeah -258353;1348358810;nefario;type that on the command line -258352;1348358838;kakobrekla;its apt-get install omnomnomicon you fool! -258351;1348358852;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.09199997 = 4.6 BTC [-] -258350;1348358861;copumpkin;what is up with Chaang-Noi's mysterious nefario-accusing thread with no info on it? -258349;1348358903;nefario;he's drunk -258348;1348358909;nefario;got a shipment of tax free gin -258347;1348358916;copumpkin;nice -258346;1348358925;nefario;you can see the quality of his posts falling -258345;1348358925;kakobrekla;120% drunk. -258344;1348358932;copumpkin;on a boat? -258343;1348358933;nefario;from each post to the next -258342;1348358946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00040432 = 3.1133 BTC [+] -258341;1348358947;PsychoticBoy;lol -258340;1348359056;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.09199997 = 0.368 BTC [-] -258339;1348359403;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00336 BTC [-] -258338;1348359488;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.0906 = 0.1812 BTC [-] -258337;1348359534;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 25 @ 0.0907 = 2.2675 BTC [+] -258336;1348359565;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012935 BTC [-] -258335;1348359578;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.0907 = 0.4535 BTC [+] -258334;1348359606;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0907 BTC [+] -258333;1348359622;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012935 BTC [-] -258332;1348359631;k3t3r;!help -258331;1348359632;assbot;List of commands: -258330;1348359633;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX ticker values) -258329;1348359634;assbot;!pl [@] [] (desc: profit loss calc for GLBSE assets) -258328;1348359662;k3t3r;!ticker [YABMC] -258327;1348359673;kakobrekla;!ticker yabmc -258326;1348359676;assbot;Invalid ticker. -258325;1348359679;k3t3r;oops -258324;1348359683;k3t3r;haha -258323;1348359690;k3t3r;on goats gin -258322;1348359701;k3t3r;!ticker YABMC -258321;1348359705;assbot;[GLBSE:YABMC] [Bid: 0.08185] [Ask: 0.0906] [Spread: 0.00875] [Last: 0.0907] [24hVol: 0.1816] [7dAvg: 0.08484319] -258320;1348359725;assbot;[GLBSE:YABMC] [Bid: 0.08185] [Ask: 0.0906] [Spread: 0.00875] [Last: 0.0907] [24hVol: 0.1816] [7dAvg: 0.08484319] -258319;1348359725;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012935 BTC [-] -258318;1348359731;kakobrekla;fuckyea. -258317;1348359967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37268 @ 0.00040432 = 15.0682 BTC [+] -258316;1348359969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33723 @ 0.0004055 = 13.6747 BTC [+] -258315;1348359970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45600 @ 0.0004071 = 18.5638 BTC [+] -258314;1348359970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7275 @ 0.00040791 = 2.9675 BTC [+] -258313;1348359972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00040895 = 7.5247 BTC [+] -258312;1348359973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24238 @ 0.000413 = 10.0103 BTC [+] -258311;1348359974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00041723 = 2.0862 BTC [+] -258310;1348359975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19699 @ 0.00041856 = 8.2452 BTC [+] -258309;1348359976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 93797 @ 0.00042 = 39.3947 BTC [+] -258308;1348360113;Obsi;What's the lead time on GLBSE support requests these days? -258307;1348360460;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.9134576 BTC [+] -258306;1348360845;mircea_popescu;minisplit -258305;1348360896;BTC-Mining;It was a bot and server is herding them to botland -258304;1348360951;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.64470008 = 3.2235 BTC [+] -258303;1348361069;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.09039999 BTC [-] -258302;1348361481;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3661 @ 0.00028776 = 1.0535 BTC [-] -258301;1348361482;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1343 @ 0.00028622 = 0.3844 BTC [-] -258300;1348361483;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5996 @ 0.00028416 = 1.7038 BTC [-] -258299;1348363027;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8695 @ 0.00028416 = 2.4708 BTC [-] -258298;1348363029;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3605 @ 0.00028355 = 1.0222 BTC [-] -258297;1348363212;PsychoticBoy;goat, didnt you had your shot of hero when you made this thread? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112071.60 -258296;1348363239;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.09030001 = 1.2642 BTC [-] -258295;1348363240;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.0903 = 1.5351 BTC [-] -258294;1348363242;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.09 = 0.45 BTC [-] -258293;1348363243;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.084 = 0.588 BTC [-] -258292;1348363244;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.083 = 0.332 BTC [-] -258291;1348363245;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.0800005 = 0.32 BTC [-] -258290;1348363247;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.08000002 = 0.8 BTC [-] -258289;1348363248;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 39 @ 0.08 = 3.12 BTC [-] -258288;1348363248;PsychoticBoy;obsi dump -258287;1348363257;Bugpowder;obsi already dumped -258286;1348363275;PsychoticBoy;what do you mean? -258285;1348363296;Bugpowder;buy now! -258284;1348363300;PsychoticBoy;I dumped obsi also if thats what you mean -258283;1348363314;PsychoticBoy;for 0.105 :D -258282;1348363553;BTC-Mining;Nefario, are you sure we can't have an option for account holdings to be public? or at least have an audit service? -258281;1348363576;nefario;did I say that you cant? -258280;1348363614;BTC-Mining;No, but I meant there's no *official* system to audit holdings -258279;1348363683;nefario;that would require auditors -258278;1348363696;BTC-Mining;or non-transactional API keys -258277;1348363752;BTC-Mining;or option -258276;1348363768;nefario;read only keys? -258275;1348363882;BTC-Mining;Aye. Or option, would be as simple as a checkbox that can be changed in settings. Then a page like https://glbse.com/api/public/username would check if that setting is set to true and return a list of holdings. -258274;1348363970;BTC-Mining;I think most funds/management based assets could benefit for that. -258273;1348363997;BTC-Mining;I don't see why auditors should waste time weekly to audit again and again when an API could manage that -258272;1348364120;nefario;api sounds likea good idea -258271;1348364229;BTC-Mining;aye, seems like a public api url + account setting checkbox would work great. Although it's up to you. -258270;1348364238;Audriux9;oho Olandai penkti -258269;1348364267;Audriux9;sorry wrong channel :) -258268;1348364367;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.67377958 = 3.3689 BTC [+] -258267;1348364647;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2495 @ 0.00028355 = 0.7075 BTC [-] -258266;1348364649;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4500 @ 0.00028342 = 1.2754 BTC [-] -258265;1348364650;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6405 @ 0.00028314 = 1.8135 BTC [-] -258264;1348365335;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 7 @ 0.12499999 = 0.875 BTC [-] -258263;1348365337;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 11 @ 0.125 = 1.375 BTC [+] -258262;1348365484;smickles;< nefario> that would require auditors << which would need to be cpa's in 'merica and ca's in UK -258261;1348365505;nefario;sorry what? -258260;1348365521;nefario;oh -258259;1348365524;smickles;in 'merica you have to be a CPA to perform an audit -258258;1348365525;nefario;chartered accountants -258257;1348365530;smickles;yup -258256;1348365535;nefario;yeah it depends -258255;1348365539;nefario;obviously -258254;1348365548;smickles;yes, but generally -258253;1348365556;nefario;we don't have the resources to employ full time auditors -258252;1348365573;smickles;even hourly would be ~200usd/hour -258251;1348365579;nefario;sure -258250;1348365588;nefario;must be a more economical/efficient method -258249;1348365607;nefario;auditing scripts that are public? -258248;1348365609;smickles;legally, for 'public' companies... not really -258247;1348365621;nefario;public companies no -258246;1348365624;nefario;no other choice -258245;1348365632;nefario;but lets talk about bitcoin listed projects -258244;1348365634;smickles;in some states a bookkeeper could audit a private company -258243;1348365637;nefario;and forget the term company -258242;1348365649;nefario;for the projects that are listed on GLBSE -258241;1348365659;nefario;there must be a way for us to allow auditing -258240;1348365661;nefario;or -258239;1348365664;nefario;a form of auditing -258238;1348365681;nefario;without them having to be 100% transparent to the public -258237;1348365687;smickles;for a project, maybe a bookkeeper, but if the state determines that it's a company, the bookkeeper is fucked -258236;1348365695;nefario;yeah -258235;1348365703;nefario;soooo -258234;1348365705;nefario;I was thinking -258233;1348365709;nefario;auditing scripts -258232;1348365715;nefario;I expose an API -258231;1348365726;nefario;that allows people to run auditing scripts -258230;1348365737;nefario;the scripts are not allowed to reveal actual information -258229;1348365738;nefario;but -258228;1348365752;nefario;can give something of a result -258227;1348365758;nefario;for example -258226;1348365764;nefario;I'm sure a script could be written -258225;1348365779;nefario;that would be able to detect ponzi like activity -258224;1348365782;nefario;or -258223;1348365795;nefario;paying dividends from initial capital that was raised -258222;1348365805;nefario;although -258221;1348365816;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.08000001 = 2.8 BTC [+] -258220;1348365818;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 61 @ 0.08 = 4.88 BTC [-] -258219;1348365819;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.075 = 7.5 BTC [-] -258218;1348365820;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.07402 = 0.2221 BTC [-] -258217;1348365820;nefario;I suppose someone would just need to move the BTC off GLBSE to fuck that idea up -258216;1348365820;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.074 = 1.036 BTC [-] -258215;1348365821;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.073 = 1.825 BTC [-] -258214;1348365822;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0721 = 0.1442 BTC [-] -258213;1348365823;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.07202 = 0.6482 BTC [-] -258212;1348365825;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 81 @ 0.07152 = 5.7931 BTC [-] -258211;1348365826;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.07021508 BTC [-] -258210;1348365827;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.07 = 4.2 BTC [-] -258209;1348365828;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 108 @ 0.07 = 7.56 BTC [-] -258208;1348365838;smickles;yeah, there would be gaming and also. : -258207;1348365844;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC [-] -258206;1348365868;smickles;suppose they raise capital off of glbse too, and pay dividends out of the capital they nominally raised on glbse -258205;1348365881;smickles;but 'actually' came from somewhere else -258204;1348365924;nefario;yeah -258203;1348365925;nefario;so -258202;1348365931;nefario;we need auditors -258201;1348365949;smickles;it's complicated stuff that takes a trained eye -258200;1348365986;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.09036999 = 0.6326 BTC [+] -258199;1348365995;smickles;even if it were legal for me to do it, i would be uncomfortable auditing all but the simplest business models -258198;1348366036;smickles;look to arthur anderson to see what hapens when you even unknowingly mess up -258197;1348366053;smickles;(enron for those who dont' get that) -258196;1348366109;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 150 @ 0.0034 = 0.51 BTC [+] -258195;1348366128;smickles;Smoovious: i think BBBB leaves their funds on the exchange (or claims to anyway) -258194;1348366136;smickles;also BlueChip -258193;1348366146;smickles;(not sure of the ticker for bluechip) -258192;1348366159;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.0034 = 0.102 BTC [+] -258191;1348366204;smickles;well, they curate other bitcoin assets -258190;1348366206;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -258189;1348366209;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7711 @ 0.00028314 = 2.1833 BTC [-] -258188;1348366210;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 184 @ 0.0002814 = 0.0518 BTC [-] -258187;1348366317;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 4 @ 0.05 = 0.2 BTC [+] -258186;1348366338;smickles;someone buying up gsdtp it seems, 1 decibitcoin at a time -258185;1348366380;smickles;woah, nvm -258184;1348366393;smickles;there was a ~130btc buy not too long ago -258183;1348366454;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -258182;1348366455;gribble;Current Blocks: 200071 | Current Difficulty: 2864140.507811 | Next Difficulty At Block: 201599 | Next Difficulty In: 1528 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 12 hours, 21 minutes, and 4 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3203366.97605985 | Estimated Percent Change: 11.8439185272 -258181;1348366466;kakobrekla;great. -258180;1348366473;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.12199 = 0.7319 BTC [+] -258179;1348366494;smickles;11% eh? -258178;1348366525;smickles;.py .35/.45 -258177;1348366526;markac;0.777777777778 -258176;1348366570;mircea_popescu;whoa 3.2 mn ?! -258175;1348366601;kakobrekla;and asic isnt even close -258174;1348366637;smickles;what's that supposed to mean kakobrekla -258173;1348366643;BTC-Mining;Yeah, I was not talking about an "audit" audit -258172;1348366654;mircea_popescu;smickles we might see 10mn next year. -258171;1348366655;BTC-Mining;Just about making account data public -258170;1348366661;BTC-Mining;When required -258169;1348366684;BTC-Mining;So people can see if a fund's claimed holdings are indeed in the account. -258168;1348366692;smickles;mircea_popescu: so what, asic not going to makeas large of an impact as previously expected? -258167;1348366692;kakobrekla;smickles, it will take months before we see asic doing work -258166;1348366705;BTC-Mining;For example -258165;1348366742;mircea_popescu;smickles i have no ideea, the only thing seems to be that network hash output growth consistently beats expectations. -258164;1348366750;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, might see 10mn? we gonna see 10mn. i bet 1 btc on it. -258163;1348366758;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining maybe with a gpg signature of the exchange ? -258162;1348366771;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i ain't betting :p -258161;1348366775;kakobrekla;pussy. -258160;1348366810;BTC-Mining;Well the statement only guarantees the holdings at the time the person requested the data... -258159;1348366816;smickles;mircea_popescu only bets when it's a sure thing. like against me winning a 170 seat poker tourny -258158;1348366826;BTC-Mining;So I guess simply making the data API visible would be enough. -258157;1348366834;BTC-Mining;The signature wouldn't provide much at all. -258156;1348366859;smickles;would prevent fake data tho -258155;1348366875;BTC-Mining;If you access data directly on GLBSE.com, yes -258154;1348366893;mircea_popescu;lol -258153;1348366924;smickles;also, if X claims to have had y at z time, the sig could prove past events -258152;1348366945;BTC-Mining;mircea, if someone has access to change that data, signing it would be just as possible. The person would have access to the server. -258151;1348366968;BTC-Mining;If the person can change data on GLBSE, it would affect any signed receipt. -258150;1348366969;smickles;MITM disagrees -258149;1348367089;smickles;BTC-Mining: wouldn't you want to publish the status you the things in your account? -258148;1348367146;BTC-Mining;I'd want the info to be made public -258147;1348367164;BTC-Mining;as in if, for example, I check a box in settings to make holdings public -258146;1348367184;BTC-Mining;glbse.com/api/public/username returns a list of holdings in that account -258145;1348367195;smickles;if it's only public via an api, you are excluding people from the trustable knowledge of the information -258144;1348367221;BTC-Mining;what? -258143;1348367272;smickles;well, if i don't know how/don't want to call on an api, then i cant trust someone else telling me the info unless it's signed by glbse -258142;1348367281;smickles;(or i trust that other person)\ -258141;1348367301;BTC-Mining;Yeah, I meant the info to be shown directly on GLBSE -258140;1348367302;smickles;(but why add in that risk) -258139;1348367317;smickles;oh! like in the asset page? -258138;1348367350;BTC-Mining;Or on the API page. You don't need to make API calls to see API pages -258137;1348367363;BTC-Mining;It returns the value in an array -258136;1348367370;BTC-Mining;values* -258135;1348367375;smickles;yeah, but a lot of people need to clik a link for it to exist -258134;1348367417;BTC-Mining;Aye, anyway. I need something to spend BTC on. -258133;1348367448;smickles;spend it on accountanting services :) -258132;1348367478;BTC-Mining;Bleh, what for? -258131;1348367478;Bane_Capital;BTC-Mining: I like that you haven't bought mining hardware yet. Smart move. -258130;1348367518;smickles;BTC-Mining: because i'm going to start an accounting company once if finish this move -258129;1348367526;BTC-Mining;It's loaned to BitBond in exchange of hashing tho. I wonder what he spent it on. -258128;1348367555;smickles;I would tell you the name, buy i haven't reserved it yet -258127;1348367560;BTC-Mining;GPU/ASIC mix I would believe. -258126;1348367566;smickles;*the name of the company -258125;1348367663;BTC-Mining;We're a bit like a special shareholder in Bitbond. -258124;1348367828;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6466 @ 0.0002814 = 1.8195 BTC [-] -258123;1348367921;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining are you sure you understand how signed receipts work ? cause no, having access to the server wouldn't invalidate a signature. -258122;1348367954;BTC-Mining;It depends if the key and signature is done automatically from the server. -258121;1348367959;mircea_popescu;o boy. -258120;1348367969;mircea_popescu;we're going to have the 2 years of learning how to use wallets on servers -258119;1348367978;mircea_popescu;to get the signatures figured out too, huh. -258118;1348367990;mircea_popescu;2015, 2020 ? -258117;1348368029;BTC-Mining;Ah, you're suggesting with the cold wallet's key? Would have to be manual signatures. -258116;1348368055;mircea_popescu;i'm not suggesting anything really. -258115;1348368062;mircea_popescu;just pointing out that a solution already exists. -258114;1348368074;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 3 @ 0.00980001 = 0.0294 BTC [-] -258113;1348368104;BTC-Mining;Well the main point would be to not have someone always verifying accounts holdings. -258112;1348368128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00042 = 10.5 BTC [+] -258111;1348368159;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you just publish your stats / dividend payment receipts. -258110;1348368225;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5 @ 0.00995 = 0.0498 BTC [-] -258109;1348368298;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 5 @ 0.00999998 = 0.05 BTC [+] -258108;1348368324;BTC-Mining;But I can't publish that myself, the point would be for people to be able to verify themselves directly on GLBSE.com what a public account is holding. -258107;1348368354;mircea_popescu;but it's signed. -258106;1348368429;BTC-Mining;Signed by GLBSE? GLBSE needs to have the key on the server to generate signed receipts... -258105;1348368442;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xWW4WmBtk8 -258104;1348368449;BTC-Mining;So if someone can change data on GLBSE... signed receipts are affected too... -258103;1348368469;BTC-Mining;Hence why sign receipts at all instead of just showing the data? -258102;1348368530;mircea_popescu;i dunno guy. -258101;1348368539;mircea_popescu;why do you even get a title deed instead of just being told you own the car ? -258100;1348368544;mircea_popescu;they could call you on the phone say. -258099;1348368574;BTC-Mining;The deed is different. It's to prove ownership. -258098;1348368595;mircea_popescu;... -258097;1348368625;BTC-Mining;The data is so people not owning the account can verify the holdings on said accounts PRESENTLY. A signed receipt wouldn't guarantee anything 1 second afterward. -258096;1348368680;BTC-Mining;There's no purpose in holding the receipt, the purpose of that API feature would be for people to check an account's content live. -258095;1348368726;mircea_popescu;yes. and this is a bad ideea because there's a slew of legitimate reasons the holder might not want to make this available. -258094;1348368754;BTC-Mining;Yes... which is why it would be an option, not forced... -258093;1348368767;mircea_popescu;but anyway, enough of this. im not getting paid enough to save anyone work on the matter. -258092;1348368774;BTC-Mining;So funds manager may make their account holdings public if they wish so -258091;1348369001;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.78029213 = 780.2921 BTC [+] -258090;1348369205;Bane_Capital;http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-school-dances-20120922,0,3541288.story -258089;1348369230;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3688 BTC [+] -258088;1348369464;Bane_Capital;https://images.4chan.org/pol/src/1348354357380.png -258087;1348369624;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.5897 = 3.5382 BTC [-] -258086;1348369822;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.00980001 = 0.098 BTC [-] -258085;1348369914;smickles;"it's to prove ownership" BTC-Mining am i missing something here, or were you wanting to prove ownership of assets in a glbse account? -258084;1348370011;BTC-Mining;yes, but why sign it with GLBSE key instead of just showing it? -258083;1348370032;smickles;mircea_popescu: also, if i understand deeds correctly, their main purpose is to prevent the individual from owning the thing independantly. in the case of cars, you don't own your car, you and the state own that car -258082;1348370043;smickles;deeds/titles -258081;1348370069;smickles;BTC-Mining: so that you can have a record of that data which can be trusted -258080;1348370070;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00998 = 0.0998 BTC [-] -258079;1348370126;smickles;BTC-Mining: and it's trivial to do both at the same time -258078;1348370141;BTC-Mining;But the thing is, you don't need that record if GLBSE can just show it. -258077;1348370147;smickles;added benifit, no (real) extra cost -258076;1348370173;smickles;BTC-Mining: you do for independant reports/publications using that information -258075;1348370174;BTC-Mining;Especially since it doesn't make any guarantee the account is still in the same standings -258074;1348370203;smickles;the purpose of most all financial reports is to present the status at a given time anyway -258073;1348370210;BTC-Mining;Why would people take the time to verify the signature if they can just click a link to see it directly on GLBSE? -258072;1348370289;smickles;there could be many pointls of data (related or unrelated) which would require many lnk clicks, but only one sig verification command -258071;1348370328;BTC-Mining;If the link displays all the accounts hold, that wouldn't rquire more than 1 click... -258070;1348370386;Obsi;Did Gavin ever give that September announcement? -258069;1348370420;smickles;this is what i meant to imply by related or unrelated. the data presented could contain more than just the assets in the account link information -258068;1348370474;Bane_Capital;Obsi: The announcement was Stallman's plush GNU will now be auctioned off for Bitcoins. -258067;1348370507;BTC-Mining;Eh -258066;1348370553;BTC-Mining;But then we'd probably need account auditors to give only specific information and sign it from GLBSE -258065;1348370588;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4050 @ 0.0002814 = 1.1397 BTC [-] -258064;1348370590;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9550 @ 0.00028105 = 2.684 BTC [-] -258063;1348370603;BTC-Mining;The whole point was for funds to make the holdings public if they wished so, so GLBSE doesn't have to manually confirm that. -258062;1348370604;smickles;BTC-Mining: also, can't a sig be verified offline? -258061;1348370646;BTC-Mining;Yes. For that it could be helpful except GLBSE users are anonymous and I can't send them documents offline. -258060;1348370658;smickles;well, didn't i suggest that the information be signed because it add benifit at almost no cost? -258059;1348370677;BTC-Mining;I suppose. -258058;1348370722;smickles;I don't see why you need a specific and complicated example to see the benifit in an exchange automatically signing a doc like you want. -258057;1348370724;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.07002 BTC [-] -258056;1348370726;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 33 @ 0.07000001 = 2.31 BTC [-] -258055;1348370727;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.07000001 = 0.14 BTC [-] -258054;1348370728;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 185 @ 0.07 = 12.95 BTC [-] -258053;1348370734;smickles;not that it needs it, but that it benifits form it -258052;1348370737;smickles;*from -258051;1348370756;smickles;benefits -258050;1348370757;BTC-Mining;It's not very useful except for offline people however. And adds extra steps to verify signatures. -258049;1348370759;smickles;spelling -258048;1348370788;smickles;i think it's useful for online people too -258047;1348370798;BTC-Mining;How so? -258046;1348370867;smickles;if i wanted to presentthe traditional financial reports of a company and have the data verified by glbse -258045;1348370901;smickles;the api calls would show the current data, which would be out of date with the reports -258044;1348370906;BTC-Mining;Well... if they're online, we go back to clicking a link put in references to be easier... -258043;1348370934;smickles;but the links would show current data, not past data, right? -258042;1348370943;BTC-Mining;Ah, so it appears exactly as on the report... -258041;1348370946;BTC-Mining;Yes... -258040;1348370965;smickles;like i said earlier, x proves y at time z -258039;1348370984;smickles;trusted, because glbse signed the data -258038;1348370996;smickles;i'm sure there are many more situations too -258037;1348371116;BTC-Mining;Would get complicated to design systems for all these cases however. -258036;1348371313;smickles;signing the data? -258035;1348371384;BTC-Mining;No, making all the different automated processes. -258034;1348371416;BTC-Mining;For the last time the whole point is not relying on auditors working all the time to verify people's account constantly. -258033;1348371562;mircea_popescu;smickles the purpose of deeds isn't to prevent anyone from owning "independently" -258032;1348371681;[\\\];just a formal way to identify the passing of ownership -258031;1348371685;[\\\];no indian giving -258030;1348371722;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5 @ 0.00995 = 0.0498 BTC [-] -258029;1348371748;mircea_popescu;the title is just a conveniend way to cleave ownership and posession -258028;1348371754;mircea_popescu;w/o titles whoever drives the car owns it -258027;1348371764;mircea_popescu;with titles you can now lease your car, lend it, have vallet parking etc. -258026;1348372136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24050 @ 0.00042 = 10.101 BTC [+] -258025;1348372196;jcpham;i thought you were saying titties -258024;1348372212;jcpham;but it appears you are using the word titles -258023;1348372217;jcpham;meh -258022;1348372263;BTC-Mining;jcpham got all excited for a second. -258021;1348372273;BTC-Mining;He knows about mircea's other businesses... -258020;1348372375;BTC-Mining;No but if something happens... you can prove it's your car! -258019;1348372395;jcpham;i can use a gun to prove it's my car too -258018;1348372400;jcpham;just as convincing -258017;1348372403;BTC-Mining;Assuming you lose your ticket and the valet manages to forget which car you came with. -258016;1348372406;k3t3r;do you folk get to own your cars. we dont in UK we have to sign it over to the gov and we become a registered keeper. -258015;1348372496;mircea_popescu;eh ? -258014;1348372534;k3t3r;you dont have to pay taxes and the rest of the shit then -258013;1348372541;k3t3r;on your car that is -258012;1348372560;k3t3r;no registration /licence plates -258011;1348372586;mircea_popescu;registered keeper is when yiou keep someone else's car -258010;1348372625;k3t3r;in uk the person who buys the car is the registered keeper the governemtn owns the car -258009;1348372631;BTC-Mining;k3t3r: It's so government's agents can requisition the car? =P -258008;1348372639;k3t3r;yes -258007;1348372650;k3t3r;exaclty that -258006;1348372668;k3t3r;you sign you care over to gov, then theey can make demands with menaces -258005;1348372671;mircea_popescu;k3t3r that's bs. -258004;1348372680;k3t3r;pay tax or we take you car -258003;1348372688;k3t3r;buy insurance or we take the car -258002;1348372702;mircea_popescu;this would have nothing to do with "signing it oveR" -258001;1348372736;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.00011001 BTC [+] -258000;1348372737;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.DIV] 1 @ 0.00011 BTC [-] -257999;1348372737;k3t3r;it is to do with signing it over in uk. -257998;1348372749;mircea_popescu;the reason you MUST buy insurance, whether you want to or not, is that if you're the sort of idiot that thnks you're "signing your car over to thegovernment" you probably will hit my expensive mercedes with your rustbucket fiat -257997;1348372758;mircea_popescu;and i'm not paying for your illiteracy. -257996;1348372764;k3t3r;they cannot take your property unless you have commited a criminal offence -257995;1348372766;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 1 @ 0.01000001 BTC [+] -257994;1348372767;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [-] -257993;1348372776;mircea_popescu;no, they can take your car just for being stupid. -257992;1348372778;k3t3r;you havent a clue -257991;1348372795;k3t3r;what country are you in -257990;1348372807;mircea_popescu;this makes a difference ? -257989;1348372812;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.1301 BTC [-] -257988;1348372826;k3t3r;in the uk you cannot drive a car unless you become the registered keeper -257987;1348372833;k3t3r;that means the DVLA own you car -257986;1348372833;mircea_popescu;... -257985;1348372839;mircea_popescu;who told you this ? -257984;1348372852;k3t3r;and they can take it if you dont play by their rules -257983;1348372856;assbot;[GLBSE] [TCC] 2 @ 0.00000001 BTC [-] -257982;1348372858;mircea_popescu;who.told.you.this. -257981;1348372873;k3t3r;you know the differnce between legal and lawful -257980;1348372885;k3t3r;haha -257979;1348372888;mircea_popescu;sigh. -257978;1348372925;k3t3r;i am serious though you cann read the road traffic act -257977;1348372935;mircea_popescu;yes, i can. i doubt you can, but anyway. cite. -257976;1348372957;k3t3r;you dont have to believe ne i dont care either wya -257975;1348372969;k3t3r;just saying -257974;1348372993;mircea_popescu;dude. -257973;1348372999;mircea_popescu;you made a remarkably idiotic statement -257972;1348373004;mircea_popescu;when challenged you refer to the law -257971;1348373007;k3t3r;notice you attack the person not the argument -257970;1348373009;mircea_popescu;when asked to cite you claim you don't care -257969;1348373012;mircea_popescu;you're textbook stupid. -257968;1348373025;k3t3r;that is intelletually immature -257967;1348373036;mircea_popescu;great. -257966;1348373074;BTC-Mining;I should stop commenting on things. Seems it provokes arguments somehow... better stay silent. -257965;1348373099;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 128 @ 0.123989 = 15.8706 BTC [+] -257964;1348373100;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 372 @ 0.12399 = 46.1243 BTC [+] -257963;1348373154;mircea_popescu;there's nothing wrong with arguments, my ignore list has to be fed somehow. -257962;1348373174;mircea_popescu;"difference between legal and lawful", there's just no limit to the retardedness the internet brings forth -257961;1348373249;smickles;i don't cosider myself to be the owner of "my car" because I have to get state permission to sell it -257960;1348373287;mircea_popescu;eh ?! -257959;1348373316;mircea_popescu;smickles what exactly do you mean ? -257958;1348373336;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.08899992 = 0.267 BTC [+] -257957;1348373375;smickles;mircea_popescu: with personal property of an individually taxable value, I have to meet state requirements to sell it -257956;1348373394;mircea_popescu;what requirements specifically ? -257955;1348373396;smickles;i ran into this issue specifically with a mobile home once -257954;1348373463;mircea_popescu;do tell ? -257953;1348373465;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, with cars, it's easy, isn't it? you just need to transfer the title -257952;1348373487;mircea_popescu;how is transferring title getting state permission ? -257951;1348373510;smickles;but in some states, you can't transfer title w/o fair value being exchanged -257950;1348373571;smickles;in my specific trouble, I boght a mobile home, the later sold it to someone else. The state rejected the title transfer -257949;1348373573;mircea_popescu;well i guess those states suck -257948;1348373597;smickles;and then the guy who bought it from me racked up land rental debt -257947;1348373613;smickles;and the state decided it was my mobile home -257946;1348373621;smickles;and wanted me to pay it -257945;1348373648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19866 @ 0.00042 = 8.3437 BTC [+] -257944;1348373654;mircea_popescu;so how did that end ? -257943;1348373710;smickles;I began the process of sueing the state and the decided to pursue the other guy instead. Technically, i think they still consider it my mobilehome -257942;1348373746;mircea_popescu;yeah. none of these really have much to do with ownership tho, it's a matter of bureaucracy/registration -257941;1348373793;smickles;well, literal ownership, and ownership in the eyes of the 'merican gov't system are two different things -257940;1348373799;mircea_popescu;"A peppercorn does not cease to be good consideration if it is established that the promisee does not like pepper and will throw away the corn. -257939;1348373838;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnyVE1go2vs -257938;1348374014;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.12399 = 3.7197 BTC [+] -257937;1348374036;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 27 @ 0.07000001 = 1.89 BTC [-] -257936;1348374038;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.07 = 0.28 BTC [-] -257935;1348374108;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.12399 = 0.62 BTC [+] -257934;1348394532;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1235 = 3.705 BTC [-] -257933;1348395091;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 152 @ 0.08349959 = 12.6919 BTC [+] -257932;1348395092;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 66 @ 0.0834996 = 5.511 BTC [+] -257931;1348395093;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.08349999 = 1.7535 BTC [+] -257930;1348395094;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0835 = 4.175 BTC [+] -257929;1348395096;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.08396999 = 1.3435 BTC [+] -257928;1348395097;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 33 @ 0.08397 = 2.771 BTC [+] -257927;1348395098;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.08399999 = 2.016 BTC [+] -257926;1348395099;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.084 = 4.2 BTC [+] -257925;1348395100;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 88 @ 0.08948199 = 7.8744 BTC [+] -257924;1348395399;copumpkin;reputation is important. -257923;1348395473;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.67357 BTC [+] -257922;1348395536;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 12500 @ 0.00100916 = 12.6145 BTC [-] -257921;1348395538;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 37500 @ 0.0010248 = 38.43 BTC [+] -257920;1348395996;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 112 @ 0.00995 = 1.1144 BTC [-] -257919;1348396326;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0894 BTC [-] -257918;1348396602;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -257917;1348396736;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 2 @ 0.00019 = 0.0004 BTC [+] -257916;1348396782;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012935 BTC [-] -257915;1348396875;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00365 BTC [+] -257914;1348397044;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8219 @ 0.00028013 = 2.3024 BTC [-] -257913;1348397045;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00027991 = 1.3716 BTC [-] -257912;1348397047;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4581 @ 0.00027928 = 1.2794 BTC [-] -257911;1348397378;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 2 @ 0.0009 = 0.0018 BTC [-] -257910;1348398054;Obsi;quite the dip this weekend -257909;1348398092;Diablo-D3;oh? -257908;1348398099;Obsi;;;ticker -257907;1348398100;Diablo-D3;lets call it the nefario effect -257906;1348398100;gribble;Best bid: 11.9, Best ask: 11.91, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 11.9, 24 hour volume: 19995, 24 hour low: 11.9, 24 hour high: 12.3 -257905;1348398110;Obsi;back in the $11's -257904;1348398116;Diablo-D3;everytime he sticks his head out of the hole of the ground and sees his shadow, 6 more weeks of the market shitting itself -257903;1348398135;Obsi;So you get DMC back tomorrow? -257902;1348398147;Diablo-D3;todays the 23rd? -257901;1348398154;Diablo-D3;holy shit it is -257900;1348398172;mircea_popescu;wait, you're getting dmc back ?! -257899;1348398193;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: most likely -257898;1348398197;mircea_popescu;0.0 -257897;1348398204;mircea_popescu;so all the drama strictly served to legitimize glbse ? -257896;1348398218;Diablo-D3;apparently so -257895;1348398228;Diablo-D3;and if Im going to be a drama actor, I demand to be paid like one -257894;1348398243;Diablo-D3;wait, I wonder if that means Im unionized now -257893;1348398248;Obsi;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdk1gwWH-Cg -257892;1348398511;Diablo-D3;heh -257891;1348398723;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8833 @ 0.00027928 = 2.4669 BTC [-] -257890;1348399047;Obsi;Who do I bribe to get an asset approved? -257889;1348399113;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 120 @ 0.79837316 = 95.8048 BTC [+] -257888;1348399132;Obsi;Meh, I only bought METAL & METAL.SILVER to launch METAL.COPPER, but I ain't verifying diddly -257887;1348399150;Luceo;Fuck verification -257886;1348399161;Luceo;If they start making that mandatory I'm going 100% MPEX -257885;1348399174;Obsi;o rly? -257884;1348399205;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1 @ 0.35744441 BTC [-] -257883;1348399206;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1 @ 0.12883186 BTC [-] -257882;1348399208;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 4 @ 0.12416448 = 0.4967 BTC [-] -257881;1348399209;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [-] -257880;1348399210;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1 @ 0.11279754 BTC [-] -257879;1348399211;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 15 @ 0.11 = 1.65 BTC [-] -257878;1348399212;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.63985 = 3.1993 BTC [-] -257877;1348399213;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 3 @ 0.27042807 = 0.8113 BTC [-] -257876;1348399214;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [-] -257875;1348399214;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 4 @ 0.61 = 2.44 BTC [-] -257874;1348399216;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -257873;1348399217;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 10 @ 0.56 = 5.6 BTC [-] -257872;1348399264;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 900 @ 0.25387137 = 228.4842 BTC [-] -257871;1348399277;Obsi;So for a simple pink sheets asset, is anything needed beyond what was needed 2 months ago to get approved? -257870;1348399298;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.33710789 = 337.1079 BTC [-] -257869;1348399299;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 900 @ 0.08827084 = 79.4438 BTC [-] -257868;1348399300;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 3 @ 0.18424607 = 0.5527 BTC [-] -257867;1348399301;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 897 @ 0.17063486 = 153.0595 BTC [-] -257866;1348399444;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 15 @ 0.02366935 = 0.355 BTC [-] -257865;1348399448;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 825 @ 0.00029846 = 0.2462 BTC [-] -257864;1348399504;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 14 @ 0.03170402 = 0.4439 BTC [-] -257863;1348399505;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 486 @ 0.00282513 = 1.373 BTC [-] -257862;1348399549;Diablo-D3;it fell through, apparently -257861;1348399592;Diablo-D3;he couldnt get enough people to do it -257860;1348399657;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 who what ? -257859;1348399740;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.071 BTC [-] -257858;1348399742;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.07 = 1.68 BTC [-] -257857;1348399743;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06799998 BTC [-] -257856;1348399744;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.066 = 0.924 BTC [-] -257855;1348399912;Luceo;usagi: If you're a real business it's awkward enough taking Bitcoin -257854;1348399936;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: the problem is you need people with accounting experience -257853;1348399947;Diablo-D3;and the one person in the entire community that has that... isnt one of the people doing it -257852;1348399989;Diablo-D3;nope. -257851;1348400491;Ignatius-otc;"In general, the market acts like a fag and it's shit's retarded." -257850;1348400685;Luceo;usagi has plenty of credibility -257849;1348400696;Luceo;That comes when you run 3 successful businesses -257848;1348400997;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: no shit -257847;1348401012;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: I need to start Diablo Popcorn Shipping Services -257846;1348401037;DeaDTerra;nothing can be funnier then a drunk goat though -257845;1348401045;DeaDTerra;that's youtube quality drama -257844;1348401060;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=68329.msg1194767#msg1194767 -257843;1348401065;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3886 @ 0.00027928 = 1.0853 BTC [-] -257842;1348401066;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10714 @ 0.00027839 = 2.9827 BTC [-] -257841;1348401071;mircea_popescu;i'm really dissapointed in mpoe-pr's performance ;/ -257840;1348401103;Diablo-D3;bitcorn works better -257839;1348401425;Diablo-D3;can I be a deamon? :< -257838;1348401673;PsychoticBoy;lol -257837;1348401680;PsychoticBoy;me votes YES ;) -257836;1348401829;DeaDTerra;I would bail if EB took over -257835;1348401857;mircea_popescu;EB ? -257834;1348401925;DeaDTerra;Eskimo bob -257833;1348401930;PsychoticBoy;Never let goat issue any new assets on glbse, he is a prick -257832;1348401946;mircea_popescu;o him. -257831;1348401953;PsychoticBoy;yep him -257830;1348401977;mircea_popescu;has the guy ever done anything outside of irc/forum whining ? -257829;1348401996;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112071.0 -257828;1348402003;PsychoticBoy;he is just a &(*&*(&*( -257827;1348402022;PsychoticBoy;come every one knew that the glbse stock was a scam -257826;1348402031;PsychoticBoy;he bought it for less than 0. -257825;1348402035;PsychoticBoy;0.1 -257824;1348402040;PsychoticBoy;who? GOAT -257823;1348402058;DeaDTerra;goat was drunk it was hilarious xD -257822;1348402067;PsychoticBoy;and now hes is crying that nef will only buy it for 0.1 -257821;1348402072;DeaDTerra;his arguments and reasoning just become worse and worse until he was qouting himself to prove a point xD -257820;1348402090;PsychoticBoy;he didnt pay more (goat) he even sold some in march for 10 btc (who? GOAT!!!) -257819;1348402135;PsychoticBoy;goat really is a prick just like they said on the bitcoinshitlist -257818;1348402684;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 686 @ 0.00027839 = 0.191 BTC [-] -257817;1348402685;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 414 @ 0.00027818 = 0.1152 BTC [-] -257816;1348403150;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.67649 = 1.353 BTC [+] -257815;1348403315;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.4468 = 2.8936 BTC [-] -257814;1348403358;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.00999 = 0.03 BTC [+] -257813;1348403381;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.00999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -257812;1348403469;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 20 @ 0.51025 = 10.205 BTC [-] -257811;1348403538;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.77 = 1.54 BTC [-] -257810;1348403540;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.76 = 1.52 BTC [-] -257809;1348403541;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [-] -257808;1348403584;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 40 @ 0.51025 = 20.41 BTC [-] -257807;1348403623;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 11 @ 0.51025 = 5.6128 BTC [-] -257806;1348403943;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [+] -257805;1348403967;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -257804;1348404047;DeaDTerra;Looking to buy a BFL single! -257803;1348404244;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8486 @ 0.00027818 = 2.3606 BTC [-] -257802;1348404246;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4000 @ 0.00027749 = 1.11 BTC [-] -257801;1348404247;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5614 @ 0.00027722 = 1.5563 BTC [-] -257800;1348405151;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.1235 = 1.3585 BTC [-] -257799;1348405256;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.47989999 BTC [+] -257798;1348405866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19414 @ 0.00041962 = 8.1465 BTC [-] -257797;1348405867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32571 @ 0.00041907 = 13.6495 BTC [-] -257796;1348406408;Diablo-D3;who did what now? -257795;1348406774;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.47989999 = 0.9598 BTC [+] -257794;1348406776;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.47999999 = 1.92 BTC [+] -257793;1348406776;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [+] -257792;1348406777;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.48299799 = 2.415 BTC [+] -257791;1348406779;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.48299899 = 4.83 BTC [+] -257790;1348406784;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.04526981 = 45.2698 BTC [-] -257789;1348406904;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 15 @ 0.483 = 7.245 BTC [+] -257788;1348407578;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1235 = 0.6175 BTC [-] -257787;1348408047;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 29 @ 0.00999 = 0.2897 BTC [+] -257786;1348408049;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 33 @ 0.00999998 = 0.33 BTC [+] -257785;1348408050;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 13 @ 0.00999999 = 0.13 BTC [+] -257784;1348408293;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.08 = 0.16 BTC [+] -257783;1348408348;Diablo-D3;"your mom" -257782;1348408422;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.483 BTC [+] -257781;1348408569;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 33 @ 0.00999999 = 0.33 BTC [+] -257780;1348408605;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08995 BTC [-] -257779;1348408668;Diablo-D3;yup -257778;1348408745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26829 @ 0.00041907 = 11.2432 BTC [-] -257777;1348408747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24871 @ 0.0004187 = 10.4135 BTC [-] -257776;1348408902;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1217 = 0.8519 BTC [-] -257775;1348408904;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1216 = 1.824 BTC [-] -257774;1348408904;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1212 = 1.818 BTC [-] -257773;1348408905;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1211 BTC [-] -257772;1348408906;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.121 BTC [-] -257771;1348408907;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1201 BTC [-] -257770;1348409137;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1087 BTC [+] -257769;1348409549;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 73 @ 0.1235 = 9.0155 BTC [+] -257768;1348410073;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09390001 BTC [-] -257767;1348410073;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0939 BTC [-] -257766;1348410075;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09378 BTC [-] -257765;1348410076;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.09366 = 0.8429 BTC [-] -257764;1348410077;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 42 @ 0.093455 = 3.9251 BTC [-] -257763;1348410078;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 40 @ 0.093355 = 3.7342 BTC [-] -257762;1348410080;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.09205 = 0.5523 BTC [-] -257761;1348410306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43950 @ 0.00042 = 18.459 BTC [+] -257760;1348410524;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01500003 BTC [+] -257759;1348410526;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01500002 BTC [-] -257758;1348410694;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.1301 BTC [-] -257757;1348410696;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.128 BTC [-] -257756;1348410761;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.07999998 = 0.16 BTC [-] -257755;1348410993;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.05100001 BTC [-] -257754;1348410995;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 39 @ 0.05 = 1.95 BTC [-] -257753;1348411781;DeaDTerra;Want to buy BFLS Single! Shipping to Sweden. pm me if you are interested :) -257752;1348411796;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1234 = 3.702 BTC [-] -257751;1348411848;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1235 = 0.494 BTC [+] -257750;1348411866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 429 @ 0.0004187 = 0.1796 BTC [-] -257749;1348411867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2016 @ 0.00041662 = 0.8399 BTC [-] -257748;1348411926;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 3 @ 0.98000001 = 2.94 BTC [-] -257747;1348411928;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -257746;1348411929;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 0.98 = 9.8 BTC [-] -257745;1348411971;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.67357977 = 1.3472 BTC [-] -257744;1348413210;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.07999997 BTC [-] -257743;1348413549;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6728797 BTC [-] -257742;1348413606;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6300 @ 0.00027722 = 1.7465 BTC [-] -257741;1348413626;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6728797 BTC [-] -257740;1348414095;DeaDTerra;another 100000 shares are up for sale for GSDPT -257739;1348414885;kakobrekla;mornin -257738;1348414916;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.06998999 BTC [+] -257737;1348414918;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 9 @ 0.06999 = 0.6299 BTC [+] -257736;1348414963;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -257735;1348415167;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 186 @ 0.00027722 = 0.0516 BTC [-] -257734;1348415168;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14114 @ 0.00027718 = 3.9121 BTC [-] -257733;1348415197;DeaDTerra;This whole goat/Nefario business is getting redicilous -257732;1348415217;DeaDTerra;Goat is trying to dig up old promises, that no longer apply or are valid to make a quick buck. It's disgusting... -257731;1348415234;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.581 BTC [+] -257730;1348415236;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.12 = 0.36 BTC [-] -257729;1348415237;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.118 = 0.59 BTC [-] -257728;1348415239;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11241 = 1.1241 BTC [-] -257727;1348415240;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.11240011 = 3.372 BTC [-] -257726;1348415241;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.1124001 = 3.934 BTC [-] -257725;1348415242;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1123001 = 2.8075 BTC [-] -257724;1348415244;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1123001 = 0.3369 BTC [-] -257723;1348415244;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1123 = 0.5615 BTC [-] -257722;1348415245;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.11220001 = 2.244 BTC [-] -257721;1348415246;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1122 = 11.22 BTC [-] -257720;1348415247;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11211 = 0.3363 BTC [-] -257719;1348415248;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10810012 = 2.162 BTC [-] -257718;1348415249;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.107 = 0.214 BTC [-] -257717;1348415251;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.106 = 0.318 BTC [-] -257716;1348415252;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 170 @ 0.1055 = 17.935 BTC [-] -257715;1348415253;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1054 = 1.054 BTC [-] -257714;1348415253;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.10531012 = 3.1593 BTC [-] -257713;1348415254;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10531011 = 2.1062 BTC [-] -257712;1348415255;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10531011 = 2.1062 BTC [-] -257711;1348415256;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.10531002 = 0.5266 BTC [-] -257710;1348415257;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.10531001 = 21.062 BTC [-] -257709;1348415258;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.100001 = 20.0002 BTC [-] -257708;1348415259;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.10000001 = 5 BTC [-] -257707;1348415260;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.10000001 = 2.5 BTC [-] -257706;1348415261;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1000 @ 0.1 = 100 BTC [-] -257705;1348415269;JWU42;oh my -257704;1348415281;DeaDTerra;WOW -257703;1348415285;DeaDTerra;that was a hug dump -257702;1348415286;DeaDTerra;hack? -257701;1348415293;JWU42;someone needed some BTC -257700;1348415332;DeaDTerra;fuck I should have had a bid up... -257699;1348415365;DeaDTerra;it always drops^^ -257698;1348415373;DeaDTerra;though with the recent good news it will go up again soon -257697;1348415447;k3t3r;!ticker -257696;1348415447;assbot;Provide ticker. -257695;1348415507;k3t3r;;;ticker -257694;1348415508;gribble;Best bid: 11.79052, Best ask: 11.81, Bid-ask spread: 0.01948, Last trade: 11.8, 24 hour volume: 32140, 24 hour low: 11.6304, 24 hour high: 12.2811 -257693;1348415987;DeaDTerra;haha lol xD -257692;1348415988;DeaDTerra;nice :D -257691;1348416340;DeaDTerra;this whole Goat situation and the GLBSE shares makes me feel old xD -257690;1348416355;DeaDTerra;It was so long ago and almost noone that's currently in the lending community was there -257689;1348416367;Diablo-D3;who cares about goat anyways -257688;1348416370;Diablo-D3;hes just a troll -257687;1348416551;DeaDTerra;I just feel like Nef is getting a lot of shit recently -257686;1348416563;nefario;is Goat here? -257685;1348416611;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: well, being drama king of the hour isnt helping him -257684;1348416631;DeaDTerra;nope don't think so he would probably be screaming at me if that was the case xD -257683;1348416665;Diablo-D3;lets try a goat summoning spell -257682;1348416668;DeaDTerra;hahah xD -257681;1348416694;Diablo-D3;usagi: what, seriously? -257680;1348416695;DeaDTerra;Anyways, I am going to go back to my studies brb -257679;1348416697;Diablo-D3;hes actually doing that? -257678;1348416700;Diablo-D3;I thought he was trolling -257677;1348416727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38300 @ 0.00041662 = 15.9565 BTC [-] -257676;1348416727;Diablo-D3;usagi: you keep telling people you're a japanese pricness -257675;1348416749;Diablo-D3;japan only has one princess, and unless she happens to be far more elegant than she looks, I would not hit that. -257674;1348416790;Diablo-D3;you know what I want to know? -257673;1348416796;Diablo-D3;when did women stop being elegant -257672;1348416835;Diablo-D3;I already know most of the story -257671;1348416869;Diablo-D3;its when we started putting drugs in the water to feminise men to prevent an uprising -257670;1348416887;Diablo-D3;it also caused women to never progress mentally farther than mere girls -257669;1348416983;Diablo-D3;maybe we need some sort of women education centers -257668;1348417016;Diablo-D3;it can crank out women who will happily join society instead of ruin it -257667;1348417038;Diablo-D3;just because you can pop out children doesnt mean you should. -257666;1348417121;Diablo-D3;seriously -257665;1348417134;Diablo-D3;how many 30 and 40 year old "women" wear everything pink -257664;1348417143;Diablo-D3;or have their tits enlarged -257663;1348417157;Diablo-D3;or put fruity colors in their hair -257662;1348417168;Diablo-D3;or wear outlandish clothing -257661;1348417267;Diablo-D3;or expect their man to do everything -257660;1348417275;Diablo-D3;I think thats the worst offense of them all -257659;1348417367;Diablo-D3;usagi: and when the hell did people stop having meaningful conversations -257658;1348417934;Diablo-D3;wgy? -257657;1348418160;Diablo-D3;why? -257656;1348418184;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it's called slavery. whips and chains. it works wonders. -257655;1348418215;mircea_popescu;makes elegant and centered women. that's your education center. -257654;1348418219;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -257653;1348418266;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 5 @ 0.85 = 4.25 BTC [-] -257652;1348418268;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 5 @ 0.83 = 4.15 BTC [-] -257651;1348418275;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 10 @ 0.06999 = 0.6999 BTC [+] -257650;1348418299;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 9 @ 0.05 = 0.45 BTC [-] -257649;1348418301;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.04302 BTC [-] -257648;1348418304;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, that makes for stupid women -257647;1348418320;mircea_popescu;nah. -257646;1348418350;Diablo-D3;yes, look at what passes for "hot" now adays -257645;1348418361;Diablo-D3;high school dropouts that just pop out children to 5 different men -257644;1348418361;mircea_popescu;has nothing to do with that tho. -257643;1348418363;Lucidize;you guys talking about ur mams? lol -257642;1348418376;mircea_popescu;Lucidize no yours -257641;1348418398;Lucidize;lol too funny, u sound like small kids =) -257640;1348418408;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3425 @ 0.00027718 = 0.9493 BTC [-] -257639;1348418409;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00027711 = 1.7181 BTC [-] -257638;1348418409;mircea_popescu;no u -257637;1348418411;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5175 @ 0.00027681 = 1.4325 BTC [-] -257636;1348418412;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1099 = 0.2198 BTC [+] -257635;1348418413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9584 @ 0.00041662 = 3.9929 BTC [-] -257634;1348418414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6516 @ 0.00041644 = 2.7135 BTC [-] -257633;1348418433;Lucidize;just turning the mirror round to u -257632;1348418442;kakobrekla;i turned it first! -257631;1348418445;Lucidize;so disrespectful to women -257630;1348418451;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.02153 BTC [-] -257629;1348418465;kakobrekla;glup. -257628;1348418505;kakobrekla;well -257627;1348418513;kakobrekla;my bids got eaten over night -257626;1348418519;kakobrekla;;> -257625;1348418552;mircea_popescu;Lucidize what's that even mean, "disrespectful to women" -257624;1348418599;Lucidize;don't you have a dictionary? look it up -257623;1348418633;Lucidize;it doesn't matter, i don't usually converse with bottom feeders -257622;1348418649;mircea_popescu;.ud disrespectful to women -257621;1348418693;Lucidize;do i have to correct myself, u can't see what that is supposed to say? lol -257620;1348418702;Lucidize;out to lunch have fun =) -257619;1348418708;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.1099 = 0.8792 BTC [+] -257618;1348418720;mircea_popescu;i just think it's the sort of non-concept the intellectually lazy hide behind -257617;1348418721;mircea_popescu;that is all. -257616;1348418777;Lucidize;correct, im lazy =) -257615;1348418784;Lucidize;hence the typos -257614;1348418830;mircea_popescu;women are just a gender. you can't respect the color pink, the edge of a cube or "women". -257613;1348418867;Lucidize;I see what you are saying, but generalizing is also poor form -257612;1348418887;mircea_popescu;this is true. -257611;1348418935;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1099 = 2.7475 BTC [+] -257610;1348418937;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 125 @ 0.11 = 13.75 BTC [+] -257609;1348418944;Lucidize;anywayreally gotta go, i wasn't trolling - just caught a sentence from diablo that annoyed me and wanted to make a short comment =) -257608;1348419014;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.11 = 1.76 BTC [+] -257607;1348419590;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11 = 0.22 BTC [+] -257606;1348419675;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.37890052 BTC [-] -257605;1348419677;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.37890052 = 3.789 BTC [-] -257604;1348419694;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 9 @ 0.06 = 0.54 BTC [-] -257603;1348419694;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 7 @ 0.0605 = 0.4235 BTC [+] -257602;1348419737;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.37890052 = 1.1367 BTC [-] -257601;1348419810;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.5097 BTC [+] -257600;1348420209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26679 @ 0.00041717 = 11.1297 BTC [+] -257599;1348420209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00041763 = 6.6821 BTC [+] -257598;1348420578;PsychoticBoy;In about 6 hours from now, FDBF is paying its weekly dividends! -257597;1348420598;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.108495 = 0.3255 BTC [+] -257596;1348421038;kakobrekla;no moonlanding. -257595;1348421127;kakobrekla;hm do we have self conscious bot on glbse? -257594;1348421163;BTC-Mining;Yes, very self-conscious bots. They keep worrying about their appearance. -257593;1348421676;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.072499 BTC [-] -257592;1348421679;BTC-Mining;Well I need something to spend money on. Got 280 BTC laying around and looking for some deals. -257591;1348421703;mircea_popescu;so get a mpoe bond -257590;1348421842;BTC-Mining;Seeing last dividend... I'd say 0.15 BTC -257589;1348421844;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1856 @ 0.00027681 = 0.5138 BTC [-] -257588;1348421845;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5744 @ 0.00027619 = 1.5864 BTC [-] -257587;1348421857;BTC-Mining;So I guess I can't currently purchase. -257586;1348421892;BTC-Mining;I should probably read actual income statements -257585;1348421977;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu: yes I was looking at the passthroughs -257584;1348421993;mircea_popescu;passthroughs ? -257583;1348422260;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 220 @ 0.00012935 = 0.0285 BTC [-] -257582;1348422721;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.3759001 = 2.6313 BTC [-] -257581;1348422854;PsychoticBoy;BFL will ship your mini rig in 2013 (april earliest) and if you order now you will be at the bottom of the list -257580;1348422861;PsychoticBoy;I will get mine first -257579;1348422892;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.64030001 BTC [-] -257578;1348422894;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6403 = 1.2806 BTC [-] -257577;1348422895;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.64020001 = 2.5608 BTC [-] -257576;1348422896;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6402 BTC [-] -257575;1348422898;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 21 @ 0.64 = 13.44 BTC [-] -257574;1348422901;PsychoticBoy;+ 30K is a lot and might not ever be repayd by mining with it -257573;1348422961;BTC-Mining; passthroughs ? -257572;1348422989;BTC-Mining;yes, passthrough. The MPOE.ETF on GLBSE -257571;1348423010;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.63100001 = 1.262 BTC [-] -257570;1348423012;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 19 @ 0.631 = 11.989 BTC [-] -257569;1348423040;mircea_popescu;o. i meant mpoe bonds. they have the advantage you set your own interest. -257568;1348423060;BTC-Mining;Weird -257567;1348423115;BTC-Mining;I'll take ∞% interest then =P -257566;1348423186;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63999999 BTC [+] -257565;1348423187;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 see there how they work. -257564;1348423395;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3156 @ 0.00027619 = 0.8717 BTC [-] -257563;1348423396;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 659 @ 0.00027585 = 0.1818 BTC [-] -257562;1348423399;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.00027584 = 0.5241 BTC [-] -257561;1348423400;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2900 @ 0.0002758 = 0.7998 BTC [-] -257560;1348423402;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3885 @ 0.00027566 = 1.0709 BTC [-] -257559;1348423403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6203 @ 0.00042 = 2.6053 BTC [+] -257558;1348423449;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14100 @ 0.00029352 = 4.1386 BTC [+] -257557;1348423487;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.67567998 BTC [+] -257556;1348423643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 665 @ 0.00292755 = 1.9468 BTC [+] -257555;1348423655;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.108495 = 0.217 BTC [+] -257554;1348423763;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0034 = 3.4 BTC [-] -257553;1348423808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 51176 @ 0.0034 = 173.9984 BTC [+] -257552;1348423819;DeaDTerra;More S.DICE shares has been bought for GSDPT backing :) -257551;1348423851;mircea_popescu;how much you hold by now, half a mil ? -257550;1348423853;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF-AG-INDEX] 1 @ 0.17 BTC [-] -257549;1348423927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0034 = 3.4 BTC [+] -257548;1348424220;assbot;[GLBSE] [TICKER] 290 @ 0.35 = 101.5 BTC [-] -257547;1348424718;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.11 = 3.85 BTC [+] -257546;1348424721;mircea_popescu;"TCThe china's largest and earliest bitcoin website information portal http://www.hxtop.com as hackers through sql injection bug get the control of the virtual host(windows2003 system) hxtop.com unable to access normally now." -257545;1348424722;mircea_popescu;lmao -257544;1348424767;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 47 @ 0.11 = 5.17 BTC [+] -257543;1348424790;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 52 @ 0.11 = 5.72 BTC [+] -257542;1348424872;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.11 = 1.87 BTC [+] -257541;1348424931;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.11 = 11 BTC [+] -257540;1348424967;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.11 = 2.2 BTC [+] -257539;1348425078;DeaDTerra;500,000 shares of GSDPT has been issued :) -257538;1348425090;DeaDTerra;so 5% of the total amount -257537;1348425120;BTC-Mining;or 0.5% of the total shares of SD... -257536;1348425455;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 200 @ 0.00995 = 1.99 BTC [-] -257535;1348425489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17258 @ 0.00042 = 7.2484 BTC [+] -257534;1348425625;mircea_popescu;what's their income look like this month ? -257533;1348425640;mircea_popescu;there was a guy who kept track of it independently but i dun recall who now -257532;1348425646;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.109999 = 2.75 BTC [-] -257531;1348425672;BTC-Mining;OBSI.HRPT sure is going down -257530;1348425723;BTC-Mining;ASICMINER too -257529;1348425723;mircea_popescu;yeah. -257528;1348425745;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 33 @ 0.0034 = 0.1122 BTC [-] -257527;1348425851;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -257526;1348425901;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -257525;1348425926;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.071006 = 0.142 BTC [-] -257524;1348426052;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1098 BTC [-] -257523;1348426072;BTC-Mining;requirement met -257522;1348426089;BTC-Mining;You already have 100 BTC -257521;1348426108;BTC-Mining;OOOOHHH, right... -257520;1348426154;BTC-Mining;Is that good bargaining? -257519;1348426181;BTC-Mining;What kind of software? -257518;1348426195;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.071003 = 0.142 BTC [-] -257517;1348426227;BTC-Mining;Oh, the adobe suit -257516;1348426274;BTC-Mining;>.> -257515;1348426282;BTC-Mining;Let me guess, pirated? -257514;1348426311;BTC-Mining;Then why do you have it in chinese? Can't you just get the english installer? -257513;1348426327;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1098 BTC [-] -257512;1348426343;BTC-Mining;I thought you were in Canada -257511;1348426365;BTC-Mining;I'm pretty sure you said so... -257510;1348426368;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.071 BTC [-] -257509;1348426371;BTC-Mining;Multiple times... -257508;1348426403;BTC-Mining;Plus your domain name is canadian -257507;1348426508;nefario;yeah -257506;1348426517;nefario;I'll sell all his info for a burrito -257505;1348426526;BTC-Mining;Yeah, but you told me you were in Canada, I'm 99.99% sure of that. Plus .ca domains are for canadian business/residents only. -257504;1348426527;nefario;does anyone have a breakfast burrito? -257503;1348426545;nefario;lol -257502;1348426552;nefario;just for the record -257501;1348426555;nefario;that was a joke -257500;1348426566;nefario;incase anyone wants to take me out of context -257499;1348426570;BTC-Mining;I think everyone knew -257498;1348426582;BTC-Mining;But yes, misquoting seems common around these parts -257497;1348426586;nefario;OMG !!! NEFARIO IS SELLING USERS INFO FOR A BURRITO!!! -257496;1348426590;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.0615 = 0.123 BTC [-] -257495;1348426595;nefario;would be funny headlines -257494;1348426606;nefario;lol -257493;1348426630;nefario;"USE MY EXCHANGE, NEFARIO WILL SELL YOUR IDENTITY FOR A BURRITO" -257492;1348426641;nefario;and then every time Im on irc -257491;1348426644;nefario;he'll be like -257490;1348426668;nefario;DID YOU OR DID YOU NOT SAY YOU WOULD SELL USERS INFO FOR A BREAKFAST BURRITO?!!! -257489;1348426682;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1098 = 0.2196 BTC [-] -257488;1348426685;nefario;and I would try to explain about the context and sarcasm -257487;1348426690;nefario;and he would start shouting -257486;1348426696;nefario;ANSWER THE QUESTION!!! -257485;1348426705;nefario;YOU CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH!!!! -257484;1348426713;nefario;YOU HAD ME AT HELLO -257483;1348426731;nefario;ha -257482;1348426731;DeaDTerra;whats going on in drama land now? :) -257481;1348426747;nefario;no Im doing a mircea impression -257480;1348426835;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112071.msg1214385#msg1214385 -257479;1348426836;Bane_Capital;usagi: lol did you just use military terminology -257478;1348426856;Bane_Capital;ARE YOU TRYING FOR A SECTION 8 -257477;1348426858;nefario;I believe he is using a full metal jacket reference -257476;1348426869;nefario;hey cowboy -257475;1348426876;nefario;I think leanards a section 8 -257474;1348426887;nefario;or however you spell the name -257473;1348426888;nefario;lol -257472;1348426894;nefario;such a good moive -257471;1348426901;Bane_Capital;>writes down -257470;1348426949;Bane_Capital;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112228.0 -257469;1348426957;Bane_Capital;I tried to warn a friend in Argentina about this -257468;1348426962;Bane_Capital;She had a chance -257467;1348426964;Bane_Capital;but nooooo -257466;1348426968;Bane_Capital;she didn't listen -257465;1348426975;nefario;Everyone -257464;1348426975;Bane_Capital;now she's stuck with worthless pesos -257463;1348426987;nefario;read this on the goat/GLBSE share saga -257462;1348426988;nefario;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112071.msg1214385#msg1214385 -257461;1348427003;Bane_Capital;Just did, bro. -257460;1348427019;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5786 @ 0.00027566 = 1.595 BTC [-] -257459;1348427020;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1400 @ 0.00027504 = 0.3851 BTC [-] -257458;1348427021;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6700 @ 0.00027469 = 1.8404 BTC [-] -257457;1348427022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00042 = 1.68 BTC [+] -257456;1348427057;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1098 = 0.7686 BTC [-] -257455;1348427060;nefario;that seems fair and reasonable right? -257454;1348427071;Bane_Capital;Indeed. -257453;1348427081;nefario;doesn't mean goat will accept -257452;1348427083;nefario;but hey -257451;1348427094;nefario;I think if the shareholders go for it -257450;1348427096;nefario;and -257449;1348427104;nefario;he wants to hold onto those shares -257448;1348427104;nefario;then -257447;1348427112;nefario;he is going to have to buy back the ones he sold -257446;1348427118;nefario;at the price he paid -257445;1348427143;Bane_Capital;How many GLBSE shares are there in total? That might be classified but I am interested. -257444;1348427149;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 49 @ 0.1098 = 5.3802 BTC [-] -257443;1348427151;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 45 @ 0.11 = 4.95 BTC [+] -257442;1348427175;nefario;about 70K -257441;1348427194;Bane_Capital;lol -257440;1348427202;Bane_Capital;and we're fighting about 80 shares -257439;1348427263;nefario;yeah -257438;1348427270;nefario;it's not about the BTC involved -257437;1348427283;nefario;it's just the restrictions that are there because of the rules -257436;1348427290;nefario;which I have to follow -257435;1348427395;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1213445#msg1213445 Diablo-D3 so did you get dmc back ? -257434;1348427562;k3t3r;this channel needs a new command to deal with all the drama !Botcorn munch! munch! munch! -257433;1348427599;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 41 @ 0.11 = 4.51 BTC [+] -257432;1348427600;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11219898 = 1.122 BTC [+] -257431;1348427601;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 249 @ 0.115 = 28.635 BTC [+] -257430;1348427649;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -257429;1348427650;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5599 BTC [-] -257428;1348427724;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.115 = 1.15 BTC [+] -257427;1348427763;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 21 @ 0.08285008 = 1.7399 BTC [-] -257426;1348427768;BTC-Mining;Everybody buy... ASICMINER -257425;1348427844;mircea_popescu;lol -257424;1348427878;BTC-Mining;I thought they'd drop more =/ -257423;1348427881;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.114999 = 1.955 BTC [-] -257422;1348427882;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 27 @ 0.115 = 3.105 BTC [+] -257421;1348427944;mircea_popescu;Looking for a 3btc loan to roll dice. Truth. -257420;1348427947;mircea_popescu;lmao -257419;1348428006;BTC-Mining;Yeah... I think I'll loan to myself and just roll if I was interested in such a risky investment -257418;1348428033;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.0611001 = 0.1222 BTC [-] -257417;1348428091;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11499 BTC [-] -257416;1348428122;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 124 @ 0.11499 = 14.2588 BTC [-] -257415;1348428124;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 90 @ 0.115 = 10.35 BTC [+] -257414;1348428159;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 124 @ 0.115 = 14.26 BTC [+] -257413;1348428174;mircea_popescu;i think that may be better than average in terms of risk. -257412;1348428221;BTC-Mining;... true -257411;1348428233;BTC-Mining;So the advice here is... don't loan -257410;1348428239;BTC-Mining;Except to yourself -257409;1348428553;mircea_popescu;hmm, who runs bets of bitcoin ? -257408;1348428561;BTC-Mining;no idea -257407;1348428639;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=2rCP4CRRO7E -257406;1348428678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5229 @ 0.00041856 = 2.1887 BTC [-] -257405;1348428679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7371 @ 0.00041644 = 3.0696 BTC [-] -257404;1348428819;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08994999 BTC [+] -257403;1348428850;k3t3r;!ticker YABMC -257402;1348428853;assbot;[GLBSE:YABMC] [Bid: 0.08215] [Ask: 0.08994999] [Spread: 0.00779999] [Last: 0.08994999] [24hVol: 4.91270168] [7dAvg: 0.08392129] -257401;1348428862;nefario;Bane_Capital: video is awesomesauce -257400;1348428981;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5599 BTC [-] -257399;1348428983;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5546 BTC [-] -257398;1348428983;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5543 BTC [-] -257397;1348428984;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.5543 = 2.2172 BTC [-] -257396;1348429191;Bane_Capital;lol -257395;1348429478;nefario;so -257394;1348429488;nefario;just to get some value from my 1 wee k travel card -257393;1348429500;nefario;Im going to ride the tube for a couple of hours -257392;1348429507;nefario;just switching trains and reading a book -257391;1348429509;nefario;later -257390;1348429622;mircea_popescu;being homeless must suck. -257389;1348429675;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.108495 = 0.5425 BTC [+] -257388;1348429687;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.673 = 2.692 BTC [-] -257387;1348429689;BTC-Mining;Nah, just wasting time in a train is great to relax. It's better when it's not a "tube" train tho -257386;1348429742;BTC-Mining;Surface trains = less stops and better scenery. Usually smoother ride too. -257385;1348429763;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1084999 BTC [+] -257384;1348429816;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 118 @ 0.0044 = 0.5192 BTC [+] -257383;1348429859;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1085 BTC [+] -257382;1348429918;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.1087 = 0.7609 BTC [+] -257381;1348429972;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1088 BTC [+] -257380;1348430017;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.1091 = 1.6365 BTC [+] -257379;1348430086;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 86 @ 0.5462 = 46.9732 BTC [-] -257378;1348430350;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2300 @ 0.00027429 = 0.6309 BTC [-] -257377;1348430351;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00027411 = 0.4112 BTC [-] -257376;1348430530;kakobrekla;anyone here keeps a paper backup of their bitcoin private keys? -257375;1348430883;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.04 = 0.12 BTC [+] -257374;1348431229;Obsi;nefario: can you comment on offering to sell users information for a breakfast burrito? -257373;1348431232;Obsi;:-D -257372;1348431246;nefario;is there a thread on that? -257371;1348431253;Obsi;nah just read the buffer -257370;1348431255;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.37840038 = 0.7568 BTC [+] -257369;1348431287;nefario;lol -257368;1348431334;DeaDTerra;haha xD -257367;1348431351;DeaDTerra;btw have you decided on what is needed by the asset to reach the different levels of the market? -257366;1348431356;DeaDTerra;white,blue,pink etc? -257365;1348431376;teek;breakfast burrito? -257364;1348431384;Obsi;haha -257363;1348431404;Obsi;just to clarify it was a joke teek -257362;1348431423;teek;breakfast burritos are not a joking matter -257361;1348431428;teek;:P -257360;1348431432;Obsi;to taco bell! -257359;1348431827;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 4 @ 0.3 = 1.2 BTC [+] -257358;1348431909;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15300 @ 0.00027411 = 4.1939 BTC [-] -257357;1348431910;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3143 @ 0.00027402 = 0.8612 BTC [-] -257356;1348431912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2822 @ 0.00041644 = 1.1752 BTC [-] -257355;1348431975;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.03000001 BTC [-] -257354;1348432069;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 9 @ 0.00339999 = 0.0306 BTC [-] -257353;1348432547;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.079 BTC [+] -257352;1348433530;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4340 @ 0.00027402 = 1.1892 BTC [-] -257351;1348433622;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.63469996 = 3.1735 BTC [-] -257350;1348434175;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66899999 BTC [+] -257349;1348434759;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.66500001 = 1.33 BTC [-] -257348;1348434779;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -257347;1348434808;assbot;CPA [1@1BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.03000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.96999999 BTC. Total: -0.96430311 BTC. (-96.4%) -257346;1348434831;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112038.0 if anyone needs a laugh. -257345;1348434863;kakobrekla;its 0.1 afaik? -257344;1348434869;kakobrekla;!pl cpa 0.1 -257343;1348434869;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -257342;1348434902;assbot;CPA [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.03000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.06999999 BTC. Total: -0.06430311 BTC. (-64.3%) -257341;1348435022;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00337 = 0.0067 BTC [-] -257340;1348435023;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 999 @ 0.00336 = 3.3566 BTC [-] -257339;1348435025;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.003351 = 0.067 BTC [-] -257338;1348435026;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.00335 = 1.675 BTC [-] -257337;1348435027;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.003301 = 0.0165 BTC [-] -257336;1348435028;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0033 = 1.65 BTC [-] -257335;1348435029;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 400 @ 0.00321 = 1.284 BTC [-] -257334;1348435030;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 574 @ 0.0032 = 1.8368 BTC [-] -257333;1348435268;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.66500001 = 1.33 BTC [-] -257332;1348435325;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 200 @ 0.11 = 22 BTC [-] -257331;1348435353;BTC-Mining;CPA had money around in "safe deposits" like HaskKing's and numerous others -257330;1348435390;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00027402 = 0.7125 BTC [-] -257329;1348435448;BTC-Mining;So yeah, guess what? Everyone gladly took CPA's deposit for non-pirate stuff... and then when pirate defaults... oops... -257328;1348435479;BTC-Mining;"But I thought Pirate was safe!" -257327;1348435483;copumpkin;ARRR -257326;1348435522;BTC-Mining;Well many weren't 100% in pirate... -257325;1348435529;BTC-Mining;but it still caused lots of problems -257324;1348435949;BTC-Mining;Yes, what I'm saying. Stupid people collecting money on lies to put in ponzis -257323;1348436051;mircea_popescu;see the forum link above about the "hyip investment fund" -257322;1348436171;Diablo-D3;man -257321;1348436175;Diablo-D3;Im going to start an investment fund -257320;1348436186;Diablo-D3;"diablo blows it on hookers high yield investment fund" -257319;1348436255;mircea_popescu;thought you already did that. -257318;1348436272;Diablo-D3;no, thats more nefario's kind of thing -257317;1348436375;BTC-Mining;last week? Was posted yesterday. -257316;1348436394;BTC-Mining;Y u no share time machine usagi? -257315;1348436560;BTC-Mining;Hand out the account csv and let people run it in their custom tools. -257314;1348436581;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66500001 BTC [-] -257313;1348436601;BTC-Mining;CPA's portfolio -257312;1348436648;BTC-Mining;I guess maybe all of them, CPA/NYAN/BMF? -257311;1348436822;BTC-Mining;EskimoBob, yeah, I'm kind of pushing Nefario a bit for funds/portfolio managers to have the option to make the account holdings public at any time directly from GLBSE -257310;1348436890;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.43859981 BTC [+] -257309;1348436950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36491 @ 0.00041644 = 15.1963 BTC [-] -257308;1348436951;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.43859982 BTC [+] -257307;1348436952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8209 @ 0.00041628 = 3.4172 BTC [-] -257306;1348436954;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.43859982 = 1.7544 BTC [+] -257305;1348436993;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.43859982 BTC [+] -257304;1348437057;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 12 @ 0.48299999 = 5.796 BTC [+] -257303;1348437105;Luceo;./Sup usagi -257302;1348437110;Luceo;Without ./ :D -257301;1348437120;BTC-Mining;Seriously... not ONE, SINGLE attack lines of the "moron/retard/troll" is even worth answering, ever. Especially by more "moron/retard/troll" statements. Stay classy my friends. -257300;1348437166;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining party pooper. -257299;1348437193;BTC-Mining;It's his term for anything that loses a large % of initial IPO price. EskimoBog tags them as financial turds. -257298;1348437220;BTC-Mining;He was asking if CPA was turning into one. -257297;1348437302;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu: Good call... -257296;1348437320;BTC-Mining;I shouldn't interupt the pary like that. -257295;1348437345;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining if it's a party you're the only one in it not on my ignore, so... -257294;1348437348;mircea_popescu;i'm missing out. -257293;1348437376;BTC-Mining;Oh... how sad, mircea -257292;1348437487;mircea_popescu;i just looked, 350+ lines ignored this session alone. i am a happy man. -257291;1348437629;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00019 BTC [+] -257290;1348437848;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 700 @ 0.0033 = 2.31 BTC [+] -257289;1348438444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 86 @ 0.00293971 = 0.2528 BTC [+] -257288;1348438659;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.03500001 BTC [-] -257287;1348438661;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 100 @ 0.035 = 3.5 BTC [-] -257286;1348438662;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.03100101 = 0.155 BTC [-] -257285;1348438663;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 190 @ 0.030001 = 5.7002 BTC [-] -257284;1348438664;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 4 @ 0.03 = 0.12 BTC [-] -257283;1348438667;BTC-Mining;I can usually come to terms with all people, simply by not being fast to pull on the trigger. -257282;1348438729;BTC-Mining;Goodbye DMC it seems -257281;1348438734;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.03000001 BTC [+] -257280;1348438736;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 37 @ 0.03 = 1.11 BTC [-] -257279;1348438767;BTC-Mining;Indeed. -257278;1348439132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 164 @ 0.00293971 = 0.4821 BTC [+] -257277;1348439275;PsychoticBoy;60GH/s at $1,299, Avalon ASIC debuts as the leading product in its field. Coming to your doorsteps Q1 of 2013. -257276;1348439303;PsychoticBoy;F ASICMINER here comes Avalon -257275;1348439343;PsychoticBoy;i wouldnt trust random chinese guys -257274;1348439343;PsychoticBoy; Tiraspol: the one argument I have aga -257273;1348439561;BTC-Mining;Well there's some regulations against manipulations. Although spreading rumors to bring the price down would be considered, I don't think putting large underpriced asks counts. -257272;1348439621;mircea_popescu;so it's about $20/gh by now ? -257271;1348439676;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 3 @ 0.99999999 = 3 BTC [+] -257270;1348439683;BTC-Mining;Looks like it... -257269;1348439741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46091 @ 0.00041628 = 19.1868 BTC [-] -257268;1348439742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00041599 = 3.1199 BTC [-] -257267;1348439744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58700 @ 0.00041545 = 24.3869 BTC [-] -257266;1348439744;mircea_popescu;makes the entire newtork worth about 400k amt ? -257265;1348439745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59700 @ 0.00041504 = 24.7779 BTC [-] -257264;1348439746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00041499 = 0.2075 BTC [-] -257263;1348439747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33900 @ 0.00041486 = 14.0638 BTC [-] -257262;1348439747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00041457 = 2.1143 BTC [-] -257261;1348439748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00041425 = 1.6984 BTC [-] -257260;1348439749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00041403 = 7.6182 BTC [-] -257259;1348439750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00041376 = 1.324 BTC [-] -257258;1348439751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3845 @ 0.00041351 = 1.5899 BTC [-] -257257;1348439752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39964 @ 0.00041346 = 16.5235 BTC [-] -257256;1348439754;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0799 BTC [+] -257255;1348439755;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0799 = 3.995 BTC [+] -257254;1348439756;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 58 @ 0.07999998 = 4.64 BTC [+] -257253;1348439756;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 75 @ 0.08 = 6 BTC [+] -257252;1348439757;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.082 BTC [+] -257251;1348439758;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.08299999 = 0.249 BTC [+] -257250;1348439759;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.083 = 0.83 BTC [+] -257249;1348439761;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.08398 = 0.168 BTC [+] -257248;1348439762;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.08399999 = 3.108 BTC [+] -257247;1348439763;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 75 @ 0.084 = 6.3 BTC [+] -257246;1348439764;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.08499999 = 0.255 BTC [+] -257245;1348439765;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.085 = 0.425 BTC [+] -257244;1348439765;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 70 @ 0.08899999 = 6.23 BTC [+] -257243;1348439766;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.089 = 0.89 BTC [+] -257242;1348439776;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 39 @ 0.00019 = 0.0074 BTC [+] -257241;1348439842;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 39 @ 0.089 = 3.471 BTC [+] -257240;1348439844;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 41 @ 0.08948199 = 3.6688 BTC [+] -257239;1348439910;BTC-Mining;Lol... 400k for 6 x 50 BTC x 12 USD = 3600 USD an hour -257238;1348439930;BTC-Mining;1% per hour returns... at that worth... -257237;1348439955;BTC-Mining;But we all know the GPUs currently mining are incredibly more expensive than that =/ -257236;1348439970;BTC-Mining;I'm surprised it hasn't sold down to 0 -257235;1348439989;BTC-Mining;I'm surprised pirate still sells around 3-5% -257234;1348440101;Obsi;EskimoBob: They sent me negative infinity -257233;1348440159;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining of course at that price there's going to be 1-200 th maybe -257232;1348440205;mircea_popescu;also there's some electricity cost you have to substract -257231;1348440241;midnightmagic;BTC-Mining: well so far his story is internally consistent, I'm not surprised at all. -257230;1348440242;BTC-Mining;Yup but negligible if you get 1% per hour on mining =P -257229;1348440355;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.08199 = 0.246 BTC [-] -257228;1348440378;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.119999 BTC [+] -257227;1348440475;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 20 @ 0.87499 = 17.4998 BTC [-] -257226;1348440477;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 6 @ 0.91 = 5.46 BTC [+] -257225;1348440598;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 15 @ 0.1499 = 2.2485 BTC [+] -257224;1348440735;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.985 = 3.94 BTC [+] -257223;1348440765;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 10 @ 0.08333 = 0.8333 BTC [+] -257222;1348440779;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.5799 = 2.3196 BTC [+] -257221;1348440827;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.58 = 3.48 BTC [+] -257220;1348440854;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [+] -257219;1348440862;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.119999 = 0.6 BTC [+] -257218;1348440863;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.12 = 2.04 BTC [+] -257217;1348440915;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 6 @ 0.03 = 0.18 BTC [-] -257216;1348441117;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.41800001 BTC [+] -257215;1348441119;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.418 = 1.254 BTC [-] -257214;1348441120;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 33 @ 0.416 = 13.728 BTC [-] -257213;1348441122;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 13 @ 0.415 = 5.395 BTC [-] -257212;1348441142;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.12 = 0.96 BTC [+] -257211;1348441331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10176 @ 0.00041751 = 4.2486 BTC [+] -257210;1348441333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2430 @ 0.00041936 = 1.019 BTC [+] -257209;1348441334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4794 @ 0.00042 = 2.0135 BTC [+] -257208;1348441878;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 3 @ 0.57 = 1.71 BTC [-] -257207;1348441880;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.56 = 1.12 BTC [-] -257206;1348442074;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 8 @ 0.08 = 0.64 BTC [-] -257205;1348442083;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [+] -257204;1348442130;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.06172505 BTC [-] -257203;1348442132;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 10 @ 0.06172504 = 0.6173 BTC [-] -257202;1348442133;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 25 @ 0.061725 = 1.5431 BTC [-] -257201;1348442133;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 50 @ 0.06172 = 3.086 BTC [-] -257200;1348442135;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 12 @ 0.061715 = 0.7406 BTC [-] -257199;1348442136;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 2 @ 0.0617 = 0.1234 BTC [-] -257198;1348442334;Bane_Capital;"Using botnets to mine Bitcoins deprives hard-working legitimate Bitcoin miners from generating those coins and therefore receiving payment." -257197;1348442347;Bane_Capital;People are so entitled. If they don't like a botnet, take it down. -257196;1348442435;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.63499999 = 3.175 BTC [-] -257195;1348442538;Bane_Capital;BTC-Mining, will your share price decline perpetually as difficulty goes up? -257194;1348442539;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.63489999 = 1.9047 BTC [-] -257193;1348442549;BTC-Mining;You're saying that like it's easy to do, or that it's perfectly fair that some individuals reduces the income of other miners using stolen resources. -257192;1348442570;BTC-Mining;Bane_Capital, I cannot really predict that. -257191;1348442580;Bane_Capital;BTC-Mining: Reality has never been fair. -257190;1348442586;BTC-Mining;For now funds are loaned. -257189;1348442648;mircea_popescu;it is perfectly fair that some individuals use mining power to mine bitcoins -257188;1348442656;mircea_popescu;and yes, the entitlement is ridiculous -257187;1348442657;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 8 @ 0.1001 = 0.8008 BTC [-] -257186;1348442668;mircea_popescu;there's no such thing as a "legitimate" miner. -257185;1348442674;mircea_popescu;they're all equally legitimate or illegitimate. -257184;1348442702;Bane_Capital;All I am going to say is that if the universe is hurting you through starvation, bad weather or illness and you want otherwise -257183;1348442711;Bane_Capital;You're going to have to work to get what you want in the end. -257182;1348442713;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0033 = 0.33 BTC [+] -257181;1348442717;Bane_Capital;No matter the supposed ethics. -257180;1348442820;Bane_Capital;Is it really theft if the computer user doesn't realize a thing? -257179;1348442867;Bane_Capital;So, who is the victim? I mean, the computer user has no feelings or pain in regards to it. -257178;1348442870;BTC-Mining;one contribute to the network by paying for the resources they use. The others by stealing others CPU/GPU time and electricity, making those lose money, to get the money from the network in return (a part of what would go to regular miners.) It has nothing to do with regular miners feeling entitled to it, it has to do with finding it a very bad practice to cause harms to other for profit -257177;1348442870;BTC-Mining;(yes I know there's very legal corporations already doing that) -257176;1348442929;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: What is property in the end? It's whatever you have possession of. Most property of today was illegitimately claimed. -257175;1348442943;Bane_Capital;So to speak. -257174;1348442977;Bane_Capital;I think the real fact is people don't like those who use means they don't want to or can't. -257173;1348443048;Bane_Capital;I'm just a realist, my friend. I see no point in crying injustice unless you can fix it. -257172;1348443072;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3210 @ 0.00027402 = 0.8796 BTC [-] -257171;1348443109;Bane_Capital;In the end it's just "People are doing things I don't like." -257170;1348443122;Bane_Capital;I justify this through god, morality, ethics, my dick, etc. -257169;1348443150;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.66500001 = 1.995 BTC [+] -257168;1348443163;Bane_Capital;People think defining a universal set of ethics makes their desires more relevant and important. -257167;1348443182;BTC-Mining;Doing that would be pointless... -257166;1348443224;Bane_Capital;You know, I really don't have a point. I'm just being a butthurt nihlist. -257165;1348443255;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9312 BTC [-] -257164;1348443256;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 9 @ 0.9302 = 8.3718 BTC [-] -257163;1348443257;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 50 @ 0.93 = 46.5 BTC [-] -257162;1348443259;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9002 BTC [-] -257161;1348443260;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [-] -257160;1348443261;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.86 = 1.72 BTC [-] -257159;1348443262;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 11 @ 0.8512 = 9.3632 BTC [-] -257158;1348443264;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.8502 = 3.4008 BTC [-] -257157;1348443265;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.8502 BTC [-] -257156;1348443265;Bane_Capital;The question comes into how property is claimed. -257155;1348443266;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.8501 = 4.2505 BTC [-] -257154;1348443266;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 20 @ 0.85 = 17 BTC [-] -257153;1348443267;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -257152;1348443268;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.8004 BTC [-] -257151;1348443269;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 6 @ 0.8002 = 4.8012 BTC [-] -257150;1348443270;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.8002 = 1.6004 BTC [-] -257149;1348443271;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 8 @ 0.80000002 = 6.4 BTC [-] -257148;1348443297;Bane_Capital;Does the land of Israel belong to the Israeli government? -257147;1348443302;Bane_Capital;They forced people off the land. -257146;1348443314;Bane_Capital;Yet they lay claim to it for various reasons. -257145;1348443323;Bane_Capital;and they do have the force to defend that claim. -257144;1348443328;BTC-Mining;But you should still follow one, if you want to avoid things. It usually consist of defending people against what you wouldn't want happening to yourself. Just so people who believe it's right to do it are detered. -257143;1348443358;BTC-Mining;Different ethics tho usually ends up in conflict, especially with people who have ethics allowing them to force things upon others. -257142;1348443374;Bane_Capital;BTC-Mining: I believe in unions of mutual interests, yes. -257141;1348443387;BTC-Mining;Good. -257140;1348443391;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: If you don't pay property taxes, they take your land away. -257139;1348443406;Bane_Capital;If you violate some sort of code, they take your land away. -257138;1348443415;Bane_Capital;You're living on it on their terms. -257137;1348443426;Bane_Capital;If anything, you're a renter. -257136;1348443462;BTC-Mining;Yes, but you're established in the middle of a community with that set of ethics and mutual interest. You have some rules to respect, but benefit from the public infrastructure. -257135;1348443483;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.091994 BTC [-] -257134;1348443487;BTC-Mining;You own the property as long as you pay for the benefits from being within said community. -257133;1348443508;BTC-Mining;If you can't pay the taxes, you can usually sell it before it's repossessed -257132;1348443524;BTC-Mining;And usually, the government will liquidate it for you then, not take it for free. -257131;1348443533;BTC-Mining;You're then usually free to relocate. -257130;1348443548;BTC-Mining;Depends on where you live tho -257129;1348443553;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.1999 BTC [-] -257128;1348443565;Bane_Capital;I think this only demonstrates the concept of property varies a lot. -257127;1348443595;Bane_Capital;You can define what is your property simply by having the force to have it your way. -257126;1348443601;Bane_Capital;Especially when it comes to governments. -257125;1348443640;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.08245004 = 0.4123 BTC [-] -257124;1348443701;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.66500001 = 1.33 BTC [+] -257123;1348443727;Bane_Capital;An obligation only goes as far as the means to enforce said obligation -257122;1348443747;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.09215 = 0.5529 BTC [-] -257121;1348443748;Bane_Capital;A man has no obligation if he is the highest power in the situation. -257120;1348443748;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.09215 = 0.5529 BTC [-] -257119;1348443749;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.0921 = 0.5526 BTC [-] -257118;1348443750;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09205 BTC [-] -257117;1348443751;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09201 = 0.184 BTC [-] -257116;1348443752;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 45 @ 0.08872 = 3.9924 BTC [-] -257115;1348443753;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.08862 = 0.7976 BTC [-] -257114;1348443754;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 25 @ 0.0885 = 2.2125 BTC [-] -257113;1348443786;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: Try collecting debt from a heavily armed militia -257112;1348443793;Bane_Capital;when they don't recognize it. -257111;1348443837;Bane_Capital;Doesn't that seem a bit religious to you? What you say is totally imaginary. -257110;1348443848;Bane_Capital;Nobody has to recognize that. -257109;1348443862;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.33612 = 1.0084 BTC [-] -257108;1348443863;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.336101 BTC [-] -257107;1348443864;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 6 @ 0.3351 = 2.0106 BTC [-] -257106;1348443874;Bane_Capital;I mean, imagine telling an animal that it owes you affection. -257105;1348443880;Bane_Capital;for food. -257104;1348443887;Bane_Capital;He won't even comprehend the words you say. -257103;1348443901;Bane_Capital;It's only the idea being recognized that makes any such obligations true. -257102;1348443912;BTC-Mining;Smoovious, if said persons don't interpret the rules in the same way and refuse to recognize something, how are you more right than them if both side have claims based on interpretation. -257101;1348443939;BTC-Mining;Either have to convince them yes, or enforced it. -257100;1348443950;BTC-Mining;or bargain a compromise -257099;1348443984;Bane_Capital;It is very possible the concept of right and wrong only exist in the individual minds of men -257098;1348444000;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 60 @ 0.12 = 7.2 BTC [+] -257097;1348444002;BTC-Mining;It's most likely... -257096;1348444015;Bane_Capital;The reality between men can only be subjectively perceived. -257095;1348444085;Bane_Capital;We're discussing if the concept or property is universal in the minds of all men. -257094;1348444092;Bane_Capital;The answer is unequivocally no. -257093;1348444123;Bane_Capital;According to your interpretation of theft. -257092;1348444125;mircea_popescu;easily fixed : those who don't have it are relegated to the status of animal -257091;1348444127;mircea_popescu;then we kill them, -257090;1348444129;mircea_popescu;problem solved. -257089;1348444134;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.33000001 BTC [-] -257088;1348444136;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 4 @ 0.33 = 1.32 BTC [-] -257087;1348444143;Bane_Capital;Mircea get its. -257086;1348444154;mircea_popescu;indians in the us didn't have a "proper" concept of property -257085;1348444158;mircea_popescu;and they've been fixed. -257084;1348444163;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: I happily recognize your property. -257083;1348444172;Bane_Capital;I am just saying others will continue not to. -257082;1348444178;BTC-Mining;I'm pretty sure the definition of theft is "taking something from someone else by force or without the knowledge of the current owner" -257081;1348444178;Bane_Capital;Because they have their own world -257080;1348444192;BTC-Mining;So there's no ambiguity that a botnet would be stealing. -257079;1348444194;mircea_popescu;theft is w/o knowledge. robbery is by force. -257078;1348444199;mircea_popescu;conversion is by mistake -257077;1348444208;BTC-Mining;Aye, seems better -257076;1348444217;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the fact that a botnet is stealing is irrelevant to the mining. -257075;1348444226;BTC-Mining;Indeed -257074;1348444228;mircea_popescu;it's not stealing from miners, it's stealingfrom the owners of the hardware. -257073;1348444235;mircea_popescu;the miners aren't an injured party in this. -257072;1348444349;BTC-Mining;Well their profit share is lowered and it harms others (who pays for equipment degradation and electricity). Since it's something you wouldn't want to see happening to yourself and the reduced profit share is also not in your interest, there's twice the incentive to not be satisfied of the situation. -257071;1348444391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7836 @ 0.00041346 = 3.2399 BTC [-] -257070;1348444392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00041334 = 3.7201 BTC [-] -257069;1348444394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52400 @ 0.00041325 = 21.6543 BTC [-] -257068;1348444395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55764 @ 0.00041254 = 23.0049 BTC [-] -257067;1348444418;mircea_popescu;i really don't see a problem with it. -257066;1348444429;mircea_popescu;it's owners responsibility to secure their computers -257065;1348444438;mircea_popescu;if they run bad code they lose the computer. -257064;1348444465;mircea_popescu;and the miners really can stfu, if they want to mine they can mine, but they;'re not allowed to bring arguments about how others "shouldn't be allowed" to mine -257063;1348444532;mircea_popescu;an ideal legal system would force any company that had it's computers hacked to pay the hacker a minimum fee plus twice whatever they managed to steal. -257062;1348444554;Lyspooner;why is twice the ideal amount -257061;1348444560;mircea_popescu;and everyone who ever worked on windows would be in prison. -257060;1348444565;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner well, punitive damages. -257059;1348444571;Lyspooner;yeah but twice -257058;1348444595;mircea_popescu;well if a bank has it's account system hacked and lose 100mn -257057;1348444602;Bane_Capital;A man once said A man’s opportunities are never exhausted so long as other men (who are not his friends) possess millions of acres and thousands of tons of gold. -257056;1348444602;mircea_popescu;they have to pay another 100mn in punitive damages. -257055;1348444616;Lyspooner;yeah but why is that ideal -257054;1348444624;mircea_popescu;because it correctly allots responsibility. -257053;1348444625;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.63499999 = 3.175 BTC [-] -257052;1348444627;Lyspooner;i would have thought it was at least an irrational number -257051;1348444632;mircea_popescu;he who runs insecure software is to blame. -257050;1348444635;Lyspooner;like phi or e -257049;1348444636;mircea_popescu;haha -257048;1348444646;mircea_popescu;1 is equally irrational to pi and e. -257047;1348444658;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: Security auditing is an in-demand field. -257046;1348444701;Bane_Capital;Government is founded on property, property is founded on conquest, and conquest is founded on Power — and Power is founded on brain and brawn — on Organic Animality. -257045;1348444724;mircea_popescu;at any rate this current "blame the hacker" atmosphere is noxious. -257044;1348444734;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu, your PR girl or you dressed up as a PR girl was mean to the BFL guy on the forum -257043;1348444747;mircea_popescu;lol i don't dress up -257042;1348444761;mircea_popescu;which bfl guy, the ex-con ? -257041;1348444766;Bane_Capital;It is my fault for not shooting the intruder. -257040;1348444774;Lyspooner;yes, the ex-con -257039;1348444779;Bane_Capital;Yes, I would blame myself if I was robbed of very valuable things. -257038;1348444789;Bane_Capital;The robber won -257037;1348444790;Bane_Capital;I lost -257036;1348444802;Bane_Capital;I would move on and rebuild. -257035;1348444811;Bane_Capital;I don't find myself compelled to fight with nature. -257034;1348444872;Bane_Capital;I can either be subordinate to nature -257033;1348444876;Bane_Capital;or I can be a god -257032;1348444881;Bane_Capital;the latter isn't possible right now -257031;1348444887;Bane_Capital;and there are no gods here to protect me -257030;1348444889;Bane_Capital;only men -257029;1348444893;Bane_Capital;just weak men -257028;1348444935;Bane_Capital;Growing up is for slaves and tax-payers. -257027;1348444994;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.66500001 = 1.995 BTC [+] -257026;1348445011;Bane_Capital;What does that even mean? Growing up? -257025;1348445018;Bane_Capital;Meeting somebody's standards? -257024;1348445025;Bane_Capital;Being fit for some employer? -257023;1348445068;Bane_Capital;A truly grown organism is self-sufficient. -257022;1348445079;Bane_Capital;Self-sufficiency is true maturity. -257021;1348445132;Bane_Capital;If dependency and security are signs of maturity, then wouldn't the desires of an infant be mature? -257020;1348445182;Bane_Capital;You called me immature. -257019;1348445188;Luceo;What the fuck is self-sufficiency? -257018;1348445200;Luceo;You own a computer, you didn't build it from raw materials, I presume -257017;1348445204;Bane_Capital;Luceo: Not depending on others for your security, health and life. -257016;1348445213;Luceo;You didn't build your own Internet line either, I suspect -257015;1348445227;Bane_Capital;Luceo: I was a part of making them possible. -257014;1348445234;Bane_Capital;Without people paying like me -257013;1348445238;Bane_Capital;There would be nothing -257012;1348445246;Luceo;Bane_Capital: And yet you are dependent on providers -257011;1348445270;Bane_Capital;Luceo: There's a difference betwen dependence and mutual self-interest. -257010;1348445277;Bane_Capital;I don't need internet or computers. -257009;1348445281;dub;mircea_popescu: here there is some criminal liability in banking -257008;1348445284;Bane_Capital;At least to be happy. -257007;1348445301;Luceo;Bane_Capital: So you choose dependence -257006;1348445307;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.66500001 = 1.33 BTC [+] -257005;1348445308;Bane_Capital;Uh no -257004;1348445310;BTC-Mining;It's not really dependence when you contribute. It's more like group effort. -257003;1348445320;Luceo;We are all inter-dependent -257002;1348445332;Bane_Capital;Luceo: I can live off roots out of the ground -257001;1348445335;Bane_Capital;and water out of a lake -257000;1348445338;Luceo;That's how civilizations & markets work -256999;1348445340;Bane_Capital;I am dependent only on the Earth -256998;1348445341;Luceo;But do you choose to? -256997;1348445347;Bane_Capital;I can at any time. -256996;1348445352;Bane_Capital;I choose to live, yes. -256995;1348445357;Luceo;Do it then, try it for a month ^^ -256994;1348445363;dub;mircea_popescu: eg. if intersango was a bank the retard that forgot to make a backup of bitcoinica could be facing jail -256993;1348445367;Luceo;I've tried it, it's a lot easier said than done -256992;1348445385;Bane_Capital;Luceo: Life has never been easy -- at least until recently for some. -256991;1348445398;mircea_popescu;dub good. -256990;1348445403;Bane_Capital;To give up individuality for becoming a cog in a machine -256989;1348445406;Luceo;You may not be dependent on others for LIFE but you are for your quality of life -256988;1348445407;Bane_Capital;is pretty tasteless to me. -256987;1348445409;Luceo;and for YOUR life -256986;1348445426;Luceo;And you think living off the land isn't being a cog? You have no time for anything but work -256985;1348445437;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0888 = 0.1776 BTC [-] -256984;1348445438;Luceo;Anarcho-primitivism does not promote individual achievement -256983;1348445453;Bane_Capital;Luceo: I am going to call false on that one. Hunter-gathers traditionally had more leisure time. -256982;1348445457;Bane_Capital;With less technology sure -256981;1348445466;Bane_Capital;but it was still leisure to them. -256980;1348445474;Luceo;They only lived until about 258 years so -256979;1348445482;Luceo;25-28* -256978;1348445485;Bane_Capital;Myth as well -256977;1348445491;Luceo;So, maybe per day they had more leisure time -256976;1348445495;mircea_popescu;mno, actually luceo is right on most points -256975;1348445497;Luceo;But not in a lifetime -256974;1348445500;Obsi;yeah that is due to massive infant death in the stats -256973;1348445522;Obsi;take out the young deaths and they lived nearly as long as we do. -256972;1348445526;Luceo;Obsi: True, but childhood death is something which our inter-dependence has made less common -256971;1348445537;Luceo;As are deaths because of common diseases -256970;1348445551;Luceo;Civilization is the major contributor to the change in that statistic -256969;1348445558;mircea_popescu;Obsi its not just infant death. -256968;1348445569;Obsi;not for long if anti-vaccers have their way -256967;1348445569;Bane_Capital;All I am saying, is what we have now isn't all that great. 40 hour work weeks are highly overrated. -256966;1348445577;Luceo;Yes, I agree, if they were to stay healthy they would live as long as us but they are *FAR* less likely to stay healthy -256965;1348445584;Luceo;Bane_Capital: I agree, that's why I don't need one -256964;1348445588;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital i never worked. the problem is your "we". -256963;1348445596;Bane_Capital;Mhmm -256962;1348445599;Bane_Capital;Very well -256961;1348445600;Luceo;The more people we have moving to a post-industrial economy the better -256960;1348445615;mircea_popescu;thing is, there's about as many people living well today as your hunter-gatherers -256959;1348445622;mircea_popescu;sure, there's a billion drones making this possible. -256958;1348445626;Bane_Capital;Well, I am in agreement with -256957;1348445629;Luceo;More small partnerships and sole proprietorships -256956;1348445634;mircea_popescu;but the land was never made for more than about a million. and that's what there is. -256955;1348445637;mircea_popescu;the rest... nobody cares. -256954;1348445638;Bane_Capital;this mostly. I am just arguing semantics. -256953;1348445651;Luceo;Mutual self-interest is key to a happy civilization -256952;1348445666;Bane_Capital;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_of_egoists -256951;1348445730;Luceo;The biggest issue today isn't 9-5s, it's government dependents -256950;1348445741;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.11910001 = 1.9056 BTC [-] -256949;1348445743;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1191 = 1.191 BTC [-] -256948;1348445830;Bane_Capital;The irony is I have no issue with anything really. I just don't like people saying I owe my life to something. -256947;1348445839;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [+] -256946;1348445847;Bane_Capital;I'll cease to live before I have to live for that obligation. -256945;1348445860;Obsi;You owe your life to oxygen -256944;1348445901;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.087 BTC [-] -256943;1348445906;Bane_Capital;That doesn't affect my will too much -256942;1348445939;Obsi;just wait till oxygen sends his friends to collect on that debt -256941;1348445969;Bane_Capital;An oxygen tax would be funny -256940;1348445987;Bane_Capital;YOU ARE ALL BENEFITING FROM THE CLEAN AIR THE GOVERNMENT PROVIDES -256939;1348445989;Bane_Capital;PAY UP -256938;1348446010;Bane_Capital;IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT, LEAVE EVERYTHING BEHIND AND JUST GO -256937;1348446011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00041491 = 1.3277 BTC [+] -256936;1348446020;Bane_Capital;OR WE'LL SHOOT YOU AND FORCE YOU TO LABOR IN PRISON -256935;1348446037;Obsi;Is there anywhere you can actually own land allodially anymore? -256934;1348446054;Bane_Capital;Private islands tend to work out. But not in title. -256933;1348446068;Bane_Capital;The government will believe it has jurisdiction but you can do whatever you want on it -256932;1348446078;dub;one day we will tax retarded libertardians on the internet -256931;1348446086;dub;and we will rejoice -256930;1348446098;Bane_Capital;as you claim your food stamps at Wal-Mart -256929;1348446569;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 20 @ 0.031 = 0.62 BTC [+] -256928;1348446571;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 50 @ 0.03 = 1.5 BTC [-] -256927;1348446708;Bane_Capital;Butthurt libertardian nihilist out -256926;1348446734;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.63399999 = 3.17 BTC [-] -256925;1348446854;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63399999 BTC [-] -256924;1348446928;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.368399 = 3.684 BTC [+] -256923;1348447003;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.66500001 = 1.995 BTC [+] -256922;1348447093;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.08000001 = 2 BTC [-] -256921;1348447125;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 26 @ 0.08 = 2.08 BTC [-] -256920;1348447163;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.11899999 = 1.904 BTC [-] -256919;1348447164;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 74 @ 0.119 = 8.806 BTC [+] -256918;1348447166;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.12 = 1.2 BTC [+] -256917;1348447189;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66739 BTC [+] -256916;1348447245;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.66500001 = 1.33 BTC [-] -256915;1348447349;assbot;[GLBSE] [MINING] 10 @ 0.815 = 8.15 BTC [-] -256914;1348447351;assbot;[GLBSE] [MINING] 15 @ 0.815 = 12.225 BTC [-] -256913;1348447394;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.07399999 = 1.85 BTC [-] -256912;1348447525;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63120002 BTC [-] -256911;1348447527;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.63120001 = 2.5248 BTC [-] -256910;1348447528;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6312 = 1.8936 BTC [-] -256909;1348447530;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63100003 BTC [-] -256908;1348447531;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 39 @ 0.631 = 24.609 BTC [-] -256907;1348447532;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.63 = 6.3 BTC [-] -256906;1348447533;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.63 = 7.56 BTC [-] -256905;1348447572;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1207 @ 0.00027402 = 0.3307 BTC [-] -256904;1348447573;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2700 @ 0.00027353 = 0.7385 BTC [-] -256903;1348447575;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10877 @ 0.00027289 = 2.9682 BTC [-] -256902;1348447576;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2016 @ 0.00027137 = 0.5471 BTC [-] -256901;1348447577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00041491 = 4.2321 BTC [+] -256900;1348447578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36700 @ 0.00041337 = 15.1707 BTC [-] -256899;1348447578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4236 @ 0.00041254 = 1.7475 BTC [-] -256898;1348447606;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -256897;1348447645;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -256896;1348448080;Obsi;oops -256895;1348448211;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.48299999 = 1.932 BTC [+] -256894;1348448650;Azelphur;usagi: you mean your right hand? -256893;1348448667;Obsi;my right hand is a sexy bitch -256892;1348448718;Azelphur;xD -256891;1348448968;kakobrekla;:) -256890;1348449030;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112254.new -256889;1348449044;mircea_popescu;this is hysterical. homeless chick that thinks she's gonna make money out of blogging -256888;1348449049;mircea_popescu;wants 3 btc to fix her keyboard. -256887;1348449112;Obsi;anyone wanna sell me some OBSI.1MHS? -256886;1348449132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29600 @ 0.0004123 = 12.2041 BTC [-] -256885;1348449347;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 17 @ 0.00019 = 0.0032 BTC [+] -256884;1348449699;BTC-Mining;Lol, homeless installing covert miners on computer it borrows/finds? -256883;1348449714;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.1MHS] 190 @ 0.1 = 19 BTC [+] -256882;1348449714;BTC-Mining;Mini hobotnet -256881;1348449727;Obsi;will buy the rest when funds hit GLBSE -256880;1348449817;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yep -256879;1348449864;BTC-Mining;Actually seems brillent. If it really does generate 0.3 BTC daily. -256878;1348449899;BTC-Mining;$3.6 a day income ain't bad when homeless I guess. -256877;1348449903;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining she prolly gives head on the side too. -256876;1348450010;BTC-Mining;Eh -256875;1348450129;Obsi;did you give head on the side? -256874;1348450161;BTC-Mining;Why are online chatrooms filled with homeless/ex-homeless people chitchatting? -256873;1348450197;BTC-Mining;It seems it's far more common in online chatrooms/forums than among an average population sample. -256872;1348450218;Obsi;You probably know more formerly homeless people than you think -256871;1348450218;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining they gotta distract themselves somehow from the simple fact they're failed human beings -256870;1348450229;Obsi;a lot of people keep it a secret. -256869;1348450247;BTC-Mining;Hey don't be too rough now mircea eh -256868;1348450253;BTC-Mining;Obsi: quite possible -256867;1348450266;BTC-Mining;Hence why they'd go online to talk about it... -256866;1348450270;BTC-Mining;I suppose -256865;1348450281;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining seriously tho. the corporate drone has all the distractions built in the lifestyle -256864;1348450293;mircea_popescu;there's no corporation helping the homeless avoid the fact -256863;1348450322;BTC-Mining;Hello nefario -256862;1348482329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55348 @ 0.00042 = 23.2462 BTC [+] -256861;1348482423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 600 @ 0.00316331 = 1.898 BTC [+] -256860;1348482425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 400 @ 0.0030415 = 1.2166 BTC [-] -256859;1348482573;Diablo-D3;woah -256858;1348482576;Diablo-D3;the motion finished -256857;1348482580;Diablo-D3;nefario didnt interfere this time -256856;1348482591;Diablo-D3;usagi: did you see? -256855;1348482749;mircea_popescu;so you're back in the seat ? -256854;1348482776;Diablo-D3;apparently. -256853;1348482890;mircea_popescu;quick, make some deals! -256852;1348482921;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9596 BTC [+] -256851;1348483290;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08639 BTC [+] -256850;1348483389;Diablo-D3;very funny. -256849;1348483405;Diablo-D3;and nefario hasnt unlocked my glbse account yet I dont think -256848;1348483456;Obsi;was the auditor put in a dark room with a solar calculator? -256847;1348483470;Obsi;hope he doesn't plan to push the motion date back again -256846;1348483477;Diablo-D3;Obsi: he cant now. -256845;1348483728;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.9134576 BTC [+] -256844;1348483731;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.9234576 BTC [+] -256843;1348484103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41893 @ 0.00041935 = 17.5678 BTC [-] -256842;1348484105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4307 @ 0.00041923 = 1.8056 BTC [-] -256841;1348484461;mircea_popescu;why not ? -256840;1348484479;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.076 = 0.228 BTC [+] -256839;1348484486;Diablo-D3;google groups is dead anyhow, isnt it? -256838;1348484489;Diablo-D3;I swear they discontinued it -256837;1348484514;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.115 = 0.23 BTC [+] -256836;1348484514;mircea_popescu;i think they made a new thing -256835;1348484516;mircea_popescu;plus or something -256834;1348484547;Diablo-D3;no, plus is their facebook killer -256833;1348484556;mircea_popescu;a ok -256832;1348484568;Diablo-D3;groups was their frontend for usenet that could also create private non-usenet groups -256831;1348484615;Diablo-D3;its the old deja news, btw -256830;1348484622;Diablo-D3;if you remember that -256829;1348484931;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.PIRATE] 90 @ 0.035 = 3.15 BTC [-] -256828;1348485103;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 8 @ 0.064 = 0.512 BTC [+] -256827;1348485105;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 1 @ 0.0649 BTC [+] -256826;1348485106;assbot;[GLBSE] [FOO.PPPPT] 41 @ 0.065 = 2.665 BTC [+] -256825;1348485230;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 126 @ 0.115 = 14.49 BTC [+] -256824;1348485594;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.115 = 0.23 BTC [+] -256823;1348485696;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.48999999 BTC [-] -256822;1348485698;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [+] -256821;1348485722;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4318 BTC [-] -256820;1348485767;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4316 BTC [-] -256819;1348485784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00042 = 5.25 BTC [+] -256818;1348485791;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.49 = 0.98 BTC [+] -256817;1348485817;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.4316 = 0.8632 BTC [-] -256816;1348485850;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.49 = 0.98 BTC [+] -256815;1348485876;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4315 BTC [-] -256814;1348485902;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.21605 BTC [-] -256813;1348486216;BTC-Mining;Congrats Diablo-D3 -256812;1348486318;mircea_popescu;!ticker dmc -256811;1348486330;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.031] [Ask: 0.05799999] [Spread: 0.02699999] [Last: 0.03] [24hVol: 11.61369507] [7dAvg: 0.05215918] -256810;1348486564;BTC-Mining;Yes, someone sell me some DMC already -256809;1348486706;BTC-Mining;Hey usagi -256808;1348486885;BTC-Mining;Just got some tormail.org email in, on my webhosting's contact mail, about you -256807;1348486994;BTC-Mining;Weird... -256806;1348487010;BTC-Mining;So good news, you're a scammer apparently. -256805;1348487050;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i got that too. -256804;1348487071;mircea_popescu;some lame-ish links to some usenet. -256803;1348487171;BTC-Mining;Aye... -256802;1348487244;BTC-Mining;So anyone has anything they want to dump on the market? I got BTC burning my pockets. -256801;1348487263;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.31869999 BTC [+] -256800;1348487266;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.3187 BTC [+] -256799;1348487338;Diablo-D3;heh -256798;1348487344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21377 @ 0.00041923 = 8.9619 BTC [-] -256797;1348487367;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.079 = 0.632 BTC [+] -256796;1348487685;BTC-Mining;Well off I go for now. -256795;1348487733;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.00995 = 0.0199 BTC [+] -256794;1348487925;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [-] -256793;1348488010;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.9989 BTC [-] -256792;1348488016;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.0189144 BTC [+] -256791;1348488053;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.9022 BTC [-] -256790;1348488148;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 2 @ 0.004 = 0.008 BTC [-] -256789;1348488332;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.115 = 1.15 BTC [+] -256788;1348488340;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 1 @ 0.875 BTC [-] -256787;1348488348;gribble;The operation succeeded. -256786;1348488356;Luceo;sadface, I didn't get the mail about usagi being a scammer -256785;1348488366;Luceo;I'm just not important enough ;_; -256784;1348488395;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 1 @ 0.01100001 BTC [-] -256783;1348488434;mircea_popescu;Luceo you know it prolly is just a matter of "you're not running a public service with an email people can abuse" -256782;1348488632;Luceo;mircea_popescu: http://fennec.name ;) -256781;1348488661;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Can you send the mail to usagi? :P -256780;1348488668;mircea_popescu;they prolly didn't make the connection. -256779;1348488676;Luceo;10:06:58 usagi | Mircea has me on ignore, can someone please ask him to send me the letter at cpa@tsukino.ca pls -256778;1348488680;mircea_popescu;and i;m not interested in what usagi has to say, ty. -256777;1348488728;Luceo;Oh :P -256776;1348488796;Luceo;No problem, hope you nail 'em -256775;1348489024;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00026395 = 0.264 BTC [-] -256774;1348489226;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 20 @ 0.031 = 0.62 BTC [+] -256773;1348489227;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 9 @ 0.03 = 0.27 BTC [-] -256772;1348489237;mircea_popescu;http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2012/09/6_harrier_jets_destr.php -256771;1348489249;mircea_popescu;~250mn in damages, 15 insurgents dead -256770;1348489454;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112220.0 -256769;1348489461;dub;breathtaking -256768;1348489499;mircea_popescu;dub ya i linked it yest. lolmine. -256767;1348490583;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5902 @ 0.00026395 = 1.5578 BTC [-] -256766;1348490585;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.00026379 = 0.5012 BTC [-] -256765;1348490586;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1575 @ 0.0002607 = 0.4106 BTC [-] -256764;1348490722;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12054 @ 0.0002706 = 3.2618 BTC [+] -256763;1348490723;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14300 @ 0.00028809 = 4.1197 BTC [+] -256762;1348491348;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.07998 = 0.3999 BTC [+] -256761;1348491430;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.07998 = 0.2399 BTC [+] -256760;1348491431;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.08 = 0.4 BTC [+] -256759;1348491463;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [+] -256758;1348492503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33741 @ 0.00041729 = 14.0798 BTC [-] -256757;1348492505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10559 @ 0.0004169 = 4.402 BTC [-] -256756;1348493477;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -256755;1348493620;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 30 @ 0.00952 = 0.2856 BTC [-] -256754;1348493622;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 15 @ 0.00951 = 0.1427 BTC [-] -256753;1348493623;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 10 @ 0.0093 = 0.093 BTC [-] -256752;1348493624;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 3 @ 0.009 = 0.027 BTC [-] -256751;1348493719;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 19 @ 0.115 = 2.185 BTC [+] -256750;1348494081;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOT] 164 @ 0.91 = 149.24 BTC [-] -256749;1348494086;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63500002 BTC [-] -256748;1348494124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21035 @ 0.0004169 = 8.7695 BTC [-] -256747;1348494243;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0863 BTC [-] -256746;1348494244;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08629 BTC [-] -256745;1348494246;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.086272 = 0.3451 BTC [-] -256744;1348494247;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.08627 = 0.6039 BTC [-] -256743;1348494248;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.08205 = 0.1641 BTC [-] -256742;1348494249;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 50 @ 0.0819 = 4.095 BTC [-] -256741;1348494251;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 105 @ 0.08175 = 8.5838 BTC [-] -256740;1348494252;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.249 BTC [-] -256739;1348494314;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-A] 1 @ 0.099 BTC [-] -256738;1348494592;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.07998 = 0.5599 BTC [-] -256737;1348494642;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.07998 BTC [-] -256736;1348494662;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 0.64 = 8.96 BTC [+] -256735;1348494731;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.575 = 1.15 BTC [+] -256734;1348495004;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [+] -256733;1348495048;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 480 @ 0.000127 = 0.061 BTC [+] -256732;1348495108;Diablo-D3;dunno -256731;1348495111;Diablo-D3;what is it supposed to be at -256730;1348495120;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66768999 BTC [+] -256729;1348495147;Diablo-D3;huh -256728;1348495150;Diablo-D3;I just got tormailed -256727;1348495158;Diablo-D3;on my other email -256726;1348495262;Diablo-D3;man, someone seriously wants to have usagi's babies -256725;1348495307;Diablo-D3;its a he -256724;1348495750;Luceo;Can I get a copy of the mail? :P -256723;1348495752;Luceo;Or just post it here -256722;1348495976;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 9 @ 0.63 = 5.67 BTC [+] -256721;1348495983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21400 @ 0.00041733 = 8.9309 BTC [+] -256720;1348495985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19982 @ 0.00041923 = 8.3771 BTC [+] -256719;1348495986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15218 @ 0.00042 = 6.3916 BTC [+] -256718;1348496056;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66769 BTC [+] -256717;1348496058;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 0.66778999 = 7.3457 BTC [+] -256716;1348496058;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.66779 = 1.3356 BTC [+] -256715;1348496060;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6678 = 2.6712 BTC [+] -256714;1348496553;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 10 @ 0.63 = 6.3 BTC [+] -256713;1348496612;Diablo-D3;;;later tell nefario remember to unlock my account -256712;1348496613;gribble;The operation succeeded. -256711;1348497290;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-P] 1 @ 0.05341336 BTC [+] -256710;1348497513;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00995 = 0.0995 BTC [+] -256709;1348497515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49900 @ 0.00042 = 20.958 BTC [+] -256708;1348497587;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010N] 42 @ 0.01756613 = 0.7378 BTC [-] -256707;1348497691;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 9 @ 0.02927307 = 0.2635 BTC [+] -256706;1348497939;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.11010003 BTC [-] -256705;1348497940;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 36 @ 0.11010002 = 3.9636 BTC [-] -256704;1348497941;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 14 @ 0.11000002 = 1.54 BTC [-] -256703;1348498454;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.TECH] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -256702;1348498456;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.66768999 = 1.3354 BTC [-] -256701;1348498931;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIPPT] 5 @ 0.57 = 2.85 BTC [+] -256700;1348499053;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 26 @ 0.08 = 2.08 BTC [+] -256699;1348499267;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5211 @ 0.0002951 = 1.5378 BTC [+] -256698;1348499342;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 15 @ 0.63 = 9.45 BTC [+] -256697;1348499384;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 15 @ 0.63 = 9.45 BTC [+] -256696;1348499451;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 10 @ 0.63 = 6.3 BTC [+] -256695;1348499561;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.63 BTC [+] -256694;1348499823;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.25634988 = 256.3499 BTC [+] -256693;1348499883;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.07915083 = 79.1508 BTC [-] -256692;1348499944;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.15845575 = 158.4558 BTC [-] -256691;1348499985;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0791 = 0.1582 BTC [-] -256690;1348499987;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.079 = 3.95 BTC [-] -256689;1348499988;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.07802 BTC [-] -256688;1348499990;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.078 = 0.468 BTC [-] -256687;1348499991;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 75 @ 0.077 = 5.775 BTC [-] -256686;1348500082;pigeons;did SS have some pirate writeoffs? from memory it seems to be selling for a lot cheaper than it was several weeks ago -256685;1348500193;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.071 = 0.142 BTC [-] -256684;1348500475;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9596 BTC [+] -256683;1348500476;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 10 @ 0.9598 = 9.598 BTC [+] -256682;1348500478;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.9598 = 4.799 BTC [+] -256681;1348500479;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 20 @ 0.9599 = 19.198 BTC [+] -256680;1348500479;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.96 = 3.84 BTC [+] -256679;1348500538;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6669 BTC [-] -256678;1348500683;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.10845 = 0.2169 BTC [+] -256677;1348500986;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.08694969 = 0.1739 BTC [+] -256676;1348501041;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.3351 = 1.6755 BTC [-] -256675;1348501043;Lucidize;wow that is quite some drop pigeons -256674;1348501066;Lucidize;hopefully u didn't have any -256673;1348501127;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.02 = 0.2 BTC [-] -256672;1348501180;mircea_popescu;!ticker ss -256671;1348501184;assbot;[GLBSE:SS] [Bid: 0.01511] [Ask: 0.01891441] [Spread: 0.00380441] [Last: 0.0189144] [24hVol: 0.05674219] [7dAvg: 0.01726403] -256670;1348501195;mircea_popescu;um wasn't it .1 ? -256669;1348501209;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.07002 = 0.14 BTC [-] -256668;1348501216;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.07000001 = 0.7 BTC [-] -256667;1348501222;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.06902 = 0.138 BTC [-] -256666;1348501234;mircea_popescu;smickles ^^ -256665;1348501295;Lucidize;over 1.5 before the plunge :o -256664;1348501312;mircea_popescu;wtf. -256663;1348501313;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.069 = 0.69 BTC [-] -256662;1348501314;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.06702 = 0.3351 BTC [-] -256661;1348501425;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.067 = 1.675 BTC [-] -256660;1348501571;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.06661 = 0.1332 BTC [-] -256659;1348501573;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.06502 = 0.4551 BTC [-] -256658;1348501574;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 33 @ 0.065 = 2.145 BTC [-] -256657;1348501577;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.065 = 0.26 BTC [-] -256656;1348501684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 350 @ 0.00306449 = 1.0726 BTC [+] -256655;1348501720;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [+] -256654;1348501915;Diablo-D3;watch out EskimoBob, usagi is just a man in a dress, he might rape you prison style -256653;1348501972;mircea_popescu;o wait -256652;1348501977;mircea_popescu;pigeons i think it did a 1:100 split -256651;1348501982;mircea_popescu;do you have 100x as many shares as before ? -256650;1348502017;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.065 = 1.365 BTC [-] -256649;1348502054;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.06302 = 0.126 BTC [-] -256648;1348502055;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0629 = 0.1258 BTC [-] -256647;1348502056;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0616 BTC [-] -256646;1348502099;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.064 = 0.64 BTC [+] -256645;1348502163;Luceo;usagi: http://www.fennec.name/index.php/promotional-offers-insurance-ssl-certs-domains/ - Opinion? ^^ -256644;1348502169;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 64 @ 0.064 = 4.096 BTC [+] -256643;1348502282;Luceo;lol -256642;1348502284;Diablo-D3;lol -256641;1348502289;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User eskimobob, rated since Sat Jun 4 09:35:57 2011. Cumulative rating 2, from 2 total ratings. Received ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=eskimobob -256640;1348502294;Luceo;LOL -256639;1348502300;Luceo;I'll escrow if you want -_- -256638;1348502302;Luceo;idc lol -256637;1348502306;Luceo;;;getrating usagi -256636;1348502307;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask usagi!~usagi@111-255-132-249.dynamic.hinet.net . User Usagi, rated since Mon Jun 18 09:33:55 2012. Cumulative rating 40, from 23 total ratings. Received ratings: 23 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 25 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Usagi -256635;1348502318;Diablo-D3;and this is why EskimoBob might end up getting himself a scammer tag on bitcointalk -256634;1348502380;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: hes willing to make you a profit, dude -256633;1348502383;Diablo-D3;isnt that what you wanted? -256632;1348502577;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.08624963 = 0.1725 BTC [-] -256631;1348502658;Luceo;EskimoBob: Provide the address here so everyone can see if the coins are sent -256630;1348502744;Luceo;EskimoBob: I was telling you to provide the address you want usagi to send to -256629;1348502758;Luceo;So there is definitive proof that the coins ARE sent -256628;1348502806;Luceo;EskimoBob: usagi is, and I'd recommend he doesn't send you a single satoshi to a private address -256627;1348502837;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.64110001 BTC [-] -256626;1348502838;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.6411 = 12.822 BTC [-] -256625;1348502840;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.6402 = 4.4814 BTC [-] -256624;1348502844;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 18 @ 0.64 = 11.52 BTC [-] -256623;1348502866;Luceo;I have no affiliation with BMF so idk why you'd think I'd buy them :P -256622;1348502913;Luceo;usagi: Escrow address generated - 1Lc6xYuX8JQJeCTdgJxX4g1tFeXb4YBHLn -256621;1348502927;Luceo;EskimoBob: What's your refund address? -256620;1348502968;Luceo;Thanks usagi, appreciate it -256619;1348503008;Luceo;I will send 53 BTC to EskimoBob when a) he provides an address to send to here publically (not sending to a private address and being accused of not sending) and b) usagi confirms receipt of shares -256618;1348503029;Luceo;;;getrating luceo -256617;1348503030;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask Luceo!~Luc3o@gateway/tor-sasl/luceo . User Luceo, rated since Tue Jun 12 11:09:09 2012. Cumulative rating 60, from 45 total ratings. Received ratings: 43 positive, 2 negative. Sent ratings: 49 positive, 5 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Luceo -256616;1348503076;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user luceo has changed from 2 to 5. -256615;1348503091;Luceo;EskimoBob: I can confirm receipt of usagi's 53 BTC, ready to send. -256614;1348503131;Luceo;;;rated usagi -256613;1348503132;gribble;You rated user usagi on Fri Jul 13 11:36:53 2012, giving him a rating of 2, and supplied these additional notes: Sold me 20 shares in YARR over IRC, sent immediately, pleasure to trade with.. -256612;1348503154;Luceo;I didn't ask you to send me anything, I asked you to post an address for the 53 BTC... -256611;1348503191;Luceo;;;rate usagi 5 Multiple business transactions & works with FIS, tips well for escrow, pleasant & knowledgeable. -256610;1348503192;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user usagi has changed from 2 to 5. -256609;1348503248;Luceo;How many shares did he sell you? -256608;1348503290;Luceo;EskimoBob: How many shares did usagi sell to you? -256607;1348503324;mircea_popescu;this is hysterical to read. -256606;1348503363;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9889 @ 0.0002951 = 2.9182 BTC [+] -256605;1348503368;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3211 @ 0.00029268 = 0.9398 BTC [-] -256604;1348503369;Luceo;EskimoBob: So you only want to sell 10 back to him? or want to sell more? -256603;1348503554;Luceo;usagi: EskimoBob says you only sold him 10 shares -256602;1348503650;Luceo;So all this fuss is about like 5 BTC? ^^ -256601;1348503652;Luceo;Whoa -256600;1348503667;gigavps;whoa -256599;1348503686;Luceo;usagi: What address would you like me to send back to? -256598;1348503694;gigavps;usagi great attitude -256597;1348503747;gigavps;usagi that was sarcasm -256596;1348503806;gigavps;usagi i'm not even sure what you responding to above, but I personally would probably never type something like that -256595;1348503832;Luceo;EskimoBob: You can give me your address here, I dont want it in PM, ty -256594;1348503845;Luceo;That way there's no doubt what's been sent where -256593;1348503891;gigavps;usagi i run the largest mining bond, people call me all sorts of things -256592;1348503927;gigavps;just go look at the gigamining thread, DILLIGAF and EskimoBob have not been kind at times -256591;1348503943;gigavps;o hi EskimoBob -256590;1348503948;Luceo;EskimoBob: I need it public, why can't you publish it? -256589;1348503963;gigavps;see what I'm saying -256588;1348503969;gigavps;EskimoBob is not nice -256587;1348503981;gigavps;doesn't mean I have to be rude back -256586;1348503992;mircea_popescu;gigavps you're lucky you're not greek. -256585;1348504004;gigavps;usagi kill them with kindness :) -256584;1348504010;Luceo;EskimoBob: If you dont want to publish your address, please confirm the sha256sum of your address is e4fffb588c6fbe69f74fe9a2982d7c72e9b44ba7fc6ebdd4ba22ae1301a2c9fb -256583;1348504012;gigavps;EskimoBob i know you do -256582;1348504076;gigavps;!pl GIGAMINING 1 -256581;1348504077;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -256580;1348504098;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.46887596 BTC. Last price: 0.64 BTC. Capital gain: -0.36 BTC. Total: 0.10887596 BTC. (10.9%) -256579;1348504113;Luceo;EskimoBob: I need you to confirm either your address or the sha256sum of your address so I can pay you. This is so you can't complain I did not pay. Thanks. -256578;1348504150;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 11 @ 0.0033 = 0.0363 BTC [+] -256577;1348504164;gigavps;EskimoBob look, GIGAMINING has a 10.9% return on investment from IPO -256576;1348504193;Luceo;EskimoBob: I don't have any sock puppets :P -256575;1348504212;Luceo;Can you please just confirm your address or the sha256sum? -256574;1348504226;gigavps;awwwww, EskimoBob, i thought we were friends -256573;1348504239;Luceo;If you dont want the address to be traceable to you, give me a deposit address to your btc-e or mtgox account -256572;1348504265;Luceo;(or glbse) -256571;1348504359;Luceo;usagi: Can you tell EskimoBob that he needs to put his address here? -256570;1348504374;Luceo;I'm not willing to send to one he will only PM to me, too much potential for dispute -256569;1348504406;mircea_popescu;Luceo : have him pm it as a gpg signed document -256568;1348504420;mircea_popescu;problem solved. -256567;1348504438;Luceo;EskimoBob: OK sec, I'll withdraw to you from btc-e as this tx hasn't confirmed -256566;1348504479;Luceo;aa42d6454a99464974925edc0cf56674acd5891ecf966d74142c8fbca6f11e62 -256565;1348504542;Luceo;Coin is sent -256564;1348504556;Luceo;http://blockchain.info/tx-index/27356915/aa42d6454a99464974925edc0cf56674acd5891ecf966d74142c8fbca6f11e62 -256563;1348504582;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6667 = 2.0001 BTC [+] -256562;1348504583;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.66689999 BTC [+] -256561;1348504626;MoneyIsDebt;quite entertaining to watch though -256560;1348504650;Luceo;lol EskimoBob, you were the one who wouldnt trust usagi with 5 BTC and wouldn't post your address lol -256559;1348504660;mircea_popescu;MoneyIsDebt indeed -256558;1348504672;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [+] -256557;1348504764;Luceo;usagi: Will send it as soon as I get confs ^^ I dont have access to my main wallet -256556;1348504819;Luceo;usagi: Sent -256555;1348504847;Luceo;usagi: 1ac7a169ea0db3f18dc69952714ff70ce7f4d157bb7da949684ecd16a8a70da8 -256554;1348504865;Luceo;EskimoBob: How is offering escrow services brown-nosing? What's your problem exactly? :P -256553;1348504955;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user EskimoBob has been recorded. -256552;1348504978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39000 @ 0.00041702 = 16.2638 BTC [-] -256551;1348504985;Luceo;;;rate EskimoBob 1 Did escrow between him and usagi, all worked out in the end. -256550;1348504987;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user EskimoBob has been recorded. -256549;1348505083;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 500 @ 0.115 = 57.5 BTC [+] -256548;1348505266;Luceo;EskimoBob: The deal included you having to stfu about usagi and usagi's businesses :P Therefore if you don't, you're a scammer -256547;1348505292;gigavps;you're paying EskimoBob off to keep quite? -256546;1348505299;Luceo;I'm not :P -256545;1348505306;gigavps;sounds like extortion -256544;1348505321;Luceo;gigavps: More like bribery :P -256543;1348505355;gigavps;uh oh -256542;1348505361;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 48 @ 0.097 = 4.656 BTC [-] -256541;1348505362;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 90 @ 0.098 = 8.82 BTC [+] -256540;1348505377;gigavps;sounds like it's resolved then -256539;1348505379;Luceo;15:00:49 usagi | The deal is you have to shut the fuck up about me and my businesses from now. -256538;1348505384;Luceo;The log says otherwise :P -256537;1348505436;Luceo;I think it's funny that you could be the first person to become a scammer on bitcointalk just for having a loud mouth -256536;1348505451;Luceo;But a deal's a deal, you sold your silence, now stick to it -256535;1348505535;Luceo;I've never known usagi to act fraudulently -256534;1348505565;Luceo;If he did I'd call him out on it -256533;1348505904;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6667 = 2.0001 BTC [-] -256532;1348505905;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.667 = 3.335 BTC [+] -256531;1348506484;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9189 @ 0.00029268 = 2.6894 BTC [-] -256530;1348506484;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2200 @ 0.0002924 = 0.6433 BTC [-] -256529;1348506487;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4411 @ 0.00029208 = 1.2884 BTC [-] -256528;1348506559;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6668 BTC [-] -256527;1348507268;Diablo-D3;who applies for jobs anymore -256526;1348507277;Diablo-D3;jobs coming to you is the new hotness. -256525;1348507553;mircea_popescu;jobs come to the 1% -256524;1348507560;mircea_popescu;the rest can either starve, camwhore or apply for jobs -256523;1348507573;mircea_popescu;the distinction between the three being largely an academic point. -256522;1348507605;agath|work;the difference between camwhore and others is that others don't do it on the internet .......... :-D -256521;1348507607;agath|work;(kidding) -256520;1348507688;mircea_popescu;:D -256519;1348507777;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 119 @ 0.115 = 13.685 BTC [+] -256518;1348507893;agath|work;usagi: I need your attention for a while... please! :-) -256517;1348507937;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [+] -256516;1348507965;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.2852 BTC [-] -256515;1348507966;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 3 @ 0.285 = 0.855 BTC [-] -256514;1348507967;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 7 @ 0.2602 = 1.8214 BTC [-] -256513;1348507968;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 26 @ 0.26 = 6.76 BTC [-] -256512;1348508094;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 11 @ 0.26 = 2.86 BTC [-] -256511;1348508103;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2900 @ 0.00029208 = 0.847 BTC [-] -256510;1348508105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00041702 = 4.0868 BTC [-] -256509;1348508194;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.2512 = 1.5072 BTC [-] -256508;1348508243;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 30 @ 0.251 = 7.53 BTC [-] -256507;1348508275;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.24105 BTC [-] -256506;1348508414;mircea_popescu;so it looks like S.DICE will go over 10k this month. -256505;1348508874;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 3 @ 0.009 = 0.027 BTC [-] -256504;1348509277;Diablo-D3;usagi: dont you know nefario's phone number or something? -256503;1348509387;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 5 @ 0.09 = 0.45 BTC [+] -256502;1348509445;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.275 = 0.55 BTC [-] -256501;1348509584;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 4 @ 0.25 = 1 BTC [-] -256500;1348509663;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3700 @ 0.00029208 = 1.0807 BTC [-] -256499;1348509665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.0004182 = 3.2201 BTC [+] -256498;1348509666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15206 @ 0.0004169 = 6.3394 BTC [-] -256497;1348509669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00041644 = 3.9562 BTC [-] -256496;1348510130;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.07697999 BTC [+] -256495;1348510186;mircea_popescu;http://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2012/comp-pr2012-112.pdf << i wonder if this makes the pirate passthrough people a little worried. -256494;1348510227;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6435 BTC [-] -256493;1348510229;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.64330001 = 3.2165 BTC [-] -256492;1348510229;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6433 = 2.5732 BTC [-] -256491;1348510709;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08177 BTC [-] -256490;1348510710;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 31 @ 0.08175689 = 2.5345 BTC [-] -256489;1348510712;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.08175688 = 0.327 BTC [-] -256488;1348510738;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.08175543 = 0.1635 BTC [-] -256487;1348510807;Diablo-D3;usagi: did you vote or not on the motion? -256486;1348510831;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.115 = 2.875 BTC [+] -256485;1348511062;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.115 = 0.23 BTC [+] -256484;1348511248;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08187 BTC [+] -256483;1348511255;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.08185 = 0.3274 BTC [-] -256482;1348511284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44900 @ 0.00041579 = 18.669 BTC [-] -256481;1348511301;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.08175 = 0.327 BTC [-] -256480;1348511342;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 13 @ 0.08185 = 1.0641 BTC [+] -256479;1348511380;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.115 = 0.69 BTC [+] -256478;1348511557;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.115 = 1.15 BTC [+] -256477;1348511984;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 2 @ 0.07686399 = 0.1537 BTC [+] -256476;1348511985;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 6 @ 0.076864 = 0.4612 BTC [+] -256475;1348512004;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 6 @ 0.06515 = 0.3909 BTC [-] -256474;1348512070;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 7 @ 0.076864 = 0.538 BTC [+] -256473;1348512099;exahash;!pl OBSI.HRPT -256472;1348512100;assbot;!pl [@] [] -256471;1348512118;exahash;!pl OBSI.HRPT 1@.1 -256470;1348512119;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -256469;1348512127;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.068245 BTC. Last price: 0.07697999 BTC. Capital gain: -0.02302001 BTC. Total: 0.04522499 BTC. (45.2%) -256468;1348512242;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 9 @ 0.0620001 = 0.558 BTC [-] -256467;1348512274;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 2 @ 0.076864 = 0.1537 BTC [+] -256466;1348512306;Diablo-D3;[11:38:29] I should run a motion "Is EB an asshole" -256465;1348512310;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.076864 BTC [+] -256464;1348512349;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.0620001 BTC [-] -256463;1348512351;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.062 BTC [-] -256462;1348512377;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.0200001 BTC [-] -256461;1348512487;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.115 = 0.23 BTC [+] -256460;1348512555;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0769 BTC [-] -256459;1348512562;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -256458;1348512574;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.11BTC] (since: 2012-09-15) paid: 0.0075 BTC. Last price: 0.0769 BTC. Capital gain: -0.0331 BTC. Total: -0.0256 BTC. (-23.3%) -256457;1348512623;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/gallery/GG4ne -256456;1348512625;Diablo-D3;holy fuck -256455;1348512637;Diablo-D3;hollywood didnt fuck something up for once -256454;1348512659;Diablo-D3;UNLIKE THE COMPLETE BOX SET OF LAW AND ORDER WHICH IS LIKE $500 AND _DOESNT INCLUDE THE FINAL SEASON_ -256453;1348512776;Diablo-D3;and it gets even worse, its a mix of dvds and blurays -256452;1348512786;Diablo-D3;you can put 480p content on a bluray ffs -256451;1348512807;Diablo-D3;half a season of l&o would fit on one disc -256450;1348512823;Diablo-D3;and hell, why even continue with the 480p content -256449;1348512830;Diablo-D3;rip it from the original film again -256448;1348512843;Diablo-D3;there are 4:3 blurays, they are still sharper than fuck -256447;1348512844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00041579 = 0.79 BTC [-] -256446;1348512844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1962 @ 0.00041521 = 0.8146 BTC [-] -256445;1348512978;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [+] -256444;1348513087;mircea_popescu;they prolly filmed on video -256443;1348513221;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 3 @ 0.63 = 1.89 BTC [+] -256442;1348513262;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: dunno -256441;1348513269;Diablo-D3;early seasons looked pretty good if it was just video -256440;1348513296;Diablo-D3;plus, video back then was often 4:2:2 -256439;1348513310;Diablo-D3;480p would lose half the chroma resolution if you did that -256438;1348513364;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.63 BTC [+] -256437;1348513429;jcpham;i recently graduated to a dvr at my home -256436;1348513444;jcpham;why buy any digital medai anymore? -256435;1348513462;jcpham;everything except for bitcoin is easily copied -256434;1348513486;Diablo-D3;jcpham: oh fuck dvrs -256433;1348513494;Diablo-D3;I just use netflix on a roku -256432;1348513496;OneMiner;Flash drives have killed disk media, people just haven't realized it yet. -256431;1348513507;mircea_popescu;i realised it -256430;1348513514;mircea_popescu;haven't bought round stuff for years -256429;1348513520;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08199998 BTC [+] -256428;1348513609;Diablo-D3;netflix killed hollywood -256427;1348513625;Diablo-D3;and by killed, I meant injected cash into it because its the only profitable thing they have left -256426;1348513910;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.04999998 BTC [+] -256425;1348513932;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.004001 BTC [-] -256424;1348513966;mircea_popescu;ahahah -256423;1348514403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27866 @ 0.00041475 = 11.5574 BTC [-] -256422;1348514405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4634 @ 0.00041474 = 1.9219 BTC [-] -256421;1348514838;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08175 BTC [-] -256420;1348514842;jcpham;a quarter of glbse is up for grabs -256419;1348514846;jcpham;apparently -256418;1348514908;mircea_popescu;jcpham even the owners of glbse making a run for it ? -256417;1348514928;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112402.0 -256416;1348514935;jcpham;jump in that conversation -256415;1348515078;mircea_popescu;.py 17500 * .3 -256414;1348515081;markac;5250.0 -256413;1348515088;mircea_popescu;i am curious if he gets 2k -256412;1348515114;jcpham;it would be strategic for you mircea_popescu -256411;1348515126;jcpham;i don't see you doing it, but highly strategic -256410;1348515127;mircea_popescu;no it would not. -256409;1348515135;mircea_popescu;i made them an offer in may. they didn't sell then -256408;1348515142;mircea_popescu;the 1 year value of glbse is now 0. -256407;1348515162;jcpham;oh -256406;1348515213;mircea_popescu;"I can't publicly release any info about revenue, profit, or dividend payments." -256405;1348515214;mircea_popescu;lmao -256404;1348515221;jcpham;yeah i noticed that to -256403;1348515225;mircea_popescu;i can release the info, but it doesn't look good anyway. -256402;1348515233;mircea_popescu;they're making enough money to buy a tin of soup. -256401;1348515242;jcpham;yum -256400;1348515246;jcpham;chicken noodle -256399;1348515261;mircea_popescu;ramen powered software shall take over the world! -256398;1348515279;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112269.0 -256397;1348515347;mircea_popescu;yeah -256396;1348515389;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=53329.0 -256395;1348515395;jcpham;OT is still chugging along -256394;1348515413;mircea_popescu;yeah, it is. -256393;1348515419;jcpham;OT may be bitcoin's saviour or totally destroiy it -256392;1348515450;jcpham;curious to see what effect it has -256391;1348515455;mircea_popescu;eh i don;t see either -256390;1348515466;mircea_popescu;it's just a tool. maybe it makes it. eventuyally something like that will exist. -256389;1348515555;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.06500003 = 1.43 BTC [-] -256388;1348515812;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 10 @ 0.010001 = 0.1 BTC [+] -256387;1348515814;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.BTCST.PPT] 27 @ 0.0100001 = 0.27 BTC [-] -256386;1348516203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25900 @ 0.00041474 = 10.7418 BTC [-] -256385;1348516777;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.48 = 1.44 BTC [-] -256384;1348517826;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.1087 = 0.2174 BTC [+] -256383;1348517883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11339 @ 0.00041506 = 4.7064 BTC [+] -256382;1348517885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10394 @ 0.00041581 = 4.3219 BTC [+] -256381;1348517886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10943 @ 0.00041985 = 4.5944 BTC [+] -256380;1348518029;mircea_popescu;so anyone has an estimate as to when usagi gets bored of trying to prop his bs "companies" with donations of his own money to show profit and just goes awol ? before/after end of next month ? -256379;1348518329;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 50 @ 0.009935 = 0.4968 BTC [-] -256378;1348518947;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6668 BTC [+] -256377;1348519362;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob, mircea_popescu: so what happens when usagi and I end up both winning in our respective ventures? -256376;1348519378;mircea_popescu;define winning -256375;1348519381;Diablo-D3;wont that make both of you look like scammers and trolls? -256374;1348519399;mircea_popescu;nothing anyone else can make me look like a scammer. -256373;1348519408;mircea_popescu;+does -256372;1348519424;mircea_popescu;this is generally true, a scammer is a scammer for what he does, not for what others do. -256371;1348519486;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6668 = 3.334 BTC [+] -256370;1348519488;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5289 @ 0.00029208 = 1.5448 BTC [-] -256369;1348519489;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5261 @ 0.00029109 = 1.5314 BTC [-] -256368;1348519490;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 707 @ 0.00029 = 0.205 BTC [-] -256367;1348519590;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i thought you were going to define "winning" for you and usagi both. cat ate your tongue ? -256366;1348519627;Diablo-D3;I was? -256365;1348519635;mircea_popescu;yes. -256364;1348519641;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6668 BTC [+] -256363;1348519647;Diablo-D3;I dont remember saying I was going to define it -256362;1348519663;mircea_popescu;o. i see. well... good luck ? -256361;1348519689;Diablo-D3;though, I see your point, Im not sure how to define usagi's winning condition -256360;1348519697;Diablo-D3;it could be as simple as "hasnt folded" -256359;1348519708;Diablo-D3;A NEVER ENDING WAR -256358;1348519714;Diablo-D3;wait, I think I have music for this -256357;1348519722;mircea_popescu;hence the question. does he make it till the end of october or not. -256356;1348519765;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: october? jesus -256355;1348519788;Diablo-D3;at least try, man -256354;1348519794;Diablo-D3;maybe october of 2013 -256353;1348519808;Diablo-D3;if you're going to troll, you gotta go big -256352;1348519851;mircea_popescu;i'm not trolling. -256351;1348519860;Diablo-D3;yessssss you are. -256350;1348520162;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 3 @ 0.34955291 = 1.0487 BTC [+] -256349;1348520164;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1 @ 0.34471521 BTC [-] -256348;1348520165;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 996 @ 0.33821127 = 336.8584 BTC [-] -256347;1348520222;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 2 @ 0.26785161 = 0.5357 BTC [+] -256346;1348520224;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 998 @ 0.25511268 = 254.6025 BTC [-] -256345;1348520260;Diablo-D3;hrm, not quite -256344;1348520283;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.17201409 = 172.0141 BTC [+] -256343;1348520309;copumpkin;cool :) -256342;1348520313;copumpkin;thanks :P -256341;1348520316;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 30000 @ 0.00101748 = 30.5244 BTC [+] -256340;1348520329;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -256339;1348520330;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 43 @ 0.4829 = 20.7647 BTC [+] -256338;1348520331;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 44 @ 0.483 = 21.252 BTC [+] -256337;1348520332;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.486 = 2.43 BTC [+] -256336;1348520334;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.489 = 1.956 BTC [+] -256335;1348520335;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 22 @ 0.499 = 10.978 BTC [+] -256334;1348520336;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 2 @ 0.00012 = 0.0002 BTC [-] -256333;1348520342;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 25000 @ 0.00102622 = 25.6555 BTC [+] -256332;1348520357;Diablo-D3;usagi: hrm -256331;1348520365;Diablo-D3;you do know I never refused to buy hardware, right? -256330;1348520391;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 8 @ 0.10766051 = 0.8613 BTC [+] -256329;1348520414;BTC-Mining;Hmm, I just got an email from the United States Securities and Exchange Commission... and it seems like it's legit. -256328;1348520423;BTC-Mining;Very interesting. -256327;1348520425;mircea_popescu;everyone got it BTC-Mining -256326;1348520436;Diablo-D3;I didnt get one :< -256325;1348520440;mircea_popescu;and yes, the general opinion is that it's legit. -256324;1348520448;BTC-Mining;See, some people didn't -256323;1348520455;mircea_popescu;attorney named confirmed it when contacted -256322;1348520463;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.0889155 = 88.9155 BTC [-] -256321;1348520467;Diablo-D3;whats the letter say? -256320;1348520468;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i meant people who are someone :D -256319;1348520541;kakobrekla;umm -256318;1348520546;Diablo-D3;usagi: he'd basically have to destroy GLBSE to do it. -256317;1348520547;kakobrekla;i got no email from uss -256316;1348520549;kakobrekla;:( -256315;1348520552;kakobrekla;the forgot about me. -256314;1348520560;Diablo-D3;usagi: if he wants to do that, thats his own choice, but he needs to leave DMC out of it -256313;1348520571;kakobrekla;BTC-Mining, can you share? -256312;1348520580;mircea_popescu;i got a pastie somewhere -256311;1348520585;kakobrekla;ok -256310;1348520588;kakobrekla;urlpls then -256309;1348520597;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/3ZXYMmwr there -256308;1348520607;kakobrekla;fenks. -256307;1348520648;kakobrekla;LOL -256306;1348520653;kakobrekla;they are writing becaseu of btcst -256305;1348520654;kakobrekla;rofl -256304;1348520673;Diablo-D3;btcst? -256303;1348520676;Diablo-D3;oh -256302;1348520677;Diablo-D3;pirate -256301;1348520698;Diablo-D3;I'd write back to them and tell them pirate doesnt exist and it was a scam that didnt make any money -256300;1348520710;Diablo-D3;no one could possibly be stupid enough to "invest" in pirate -256299;1348520727;kakobrekla;except for the whole community -256298;1348520748;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 except they didn't ask you now did they. -256297;1348520772;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: apparently Im the smartest person in the community -256296;1348520778;Diablo-D3;I didnt give that idiot one dime -256295;1348520788;Diablo-D3;actually, Im sorry, he isnt an idiot -256294;1348520792;Diablo-D3;hes a genius -256293;1348520803;Diablo-D3;he just walked out the front door of fort knox with all the gold in tow. -256292;1348520853;Diablo-D3;and you people did nothing to stop him -256291;1348520871;Diablo-D3;hell, you held the door open for him because he had his arms full of gold bars. -256290;1348521011;BTC-Mining;Eheh -256289;1348521012;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.1087 = 0.4348 BTC [+] -256288;1348521026;BTC-Mining;Nice way to picture it. -256287;1348521037;kakobrekla;im smarter Diablo-D3 -256286;1348521062;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.08189999 = 0.4914 BTC [+] -256285;1348521063;kakobrekla;i was in and had it insured. -256284;1348521063;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.08199999 = 0.328 BTC [+] -256283;1348521065;kakobrekla;;> -256282;1348521087;Diablo-D3;thats just dishonest, really -256281;1348521099;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.667 BTC [+] -256280;1348521099;kakobrekla;right. -256279;1348521261;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099995 BTC [+] -256278;1348521447;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 39 @ 0.06502001 = 2.5358 BTC [+] -256277;1348521449;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.06502 = 0.4551 BTC [-] -256276;1348521450;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 54 @ 0.06500002 = 3.51 BTC [-] -256275;1348521451;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 250 @ 0.065 = 16.25 BTC [-] -256274;1348521490;mircea_popescu;!ticker obsi.hrpt -256273;1348521500;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.HRPT] [Bid: 0.064] [Ask: 0.07672999] [Spread: 0.01272999] [Last: 0.065] [24hVol: 228.72232967] [7dAvg: 0.09165309] -256272;1348521508;mircea_popescu;!pl obsi.hrpt .1 -256271;1348521509;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -256270;1348521534;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.068245 BTC. Last price: 0.065 BTC. Capital gain: -0.035 BTC. Total: 0.033245 BTC. (33.2%) -256269;1348521613;mircea_popescu;sgornick should get a trophy or something. -256268;1348521621;mircea_popescu;he's always in there, answering noob questions etc. -256267;1348521788;sgornick;> everyone got it BTC-Mining -256266;1348521790;sgornick;What's this? -256265;1348521836;sgornick;Ah, I see now http://pastebin.com/3ZXYMmwr -256264;1348521900;mircea_popescu;the sec btcst investigation -256263;1348521969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5057 @ 0.00041985 = 2.1232 BTC [+] -256262;1348521970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35843 @ 0.00042 = 15.0541 BTC [+] -256261;1348522018;Doffx;So we will find out what happen 10 years from now. -256260;1348522021;Doffx;Sweet. -256259;1348522074;mircea_popescu;maybe 5. -256258;1348522105;mircea_popescu;their latest prosecution is on stuff happening in 2008/2009 so -256257;1348522232;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.499 BTC [+] -256256;1348522342;asa1024;send them moar porn! that should keep them busy for awhile! -256255;1348522517;Bane_Capital;"After we finish one more Star Trek porn parody, we'll get to investigating this." -256254;1348522529;Bane_Capital;"We promise." -256253;1348522642;mircea_popescu;actually they strike me as remarkably on the ball -256252;1348522659;mircea_popescu;it's been what, a month ? they already have emails to get in touch with etc. -256251;1348522674;mircea_popescu;seems a cut above the rest. -256250;1348522743;Bane_Capital;http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CCIQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fabcnews.go.com%2FGMA%2Fsec-pornography-employees-spent-hours-surfing-porn-sites%2Fstory%3Fid%3D10452544&ei=wKhgUKLVG8e62gWd8oDICg&usg=AFQjCNF2GLXroKv-GkU59lR4YZJqBnuEaw&sig2=NICAe6w0l9Ylwp5PyWqxeA -256249;1348522791;assbot;[GLBSE] [TYGRR.BOND-B] 55 @ 0.1 = 5.5 BTC [-] -256248;1348522832;Bane_Capital;"Porn Problem Began as Economy Collapsed" -256247;1348522854;Bane_Capital;"SEC porn scandal results in zero firings, agency says" -256246;1348522866;Bane_Capital;Welcome to the public sector. -256245;1348522962;sgornick;Well, they probably know how to archive irc chats. Which of the nick's here also lurks in #btcst? i.e., which one is logging for posterity? -256244;1348522978;Bane_Capital;I used to -256243;1348523122;asa1024;I was there when Pirate said fuck it I quit -256242;1348523137;asa1024;got that on a log somewhere on one of my machines -256241;1348523236;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4zAUGoTW_E kinda funny -256240;1348523245;mircea_popescu;.title -256239;1348523247;markac;mircea_popescu: Max Keiser: recommends BITCOIN - Global Collapse by April (18 Sept 2012) - YouTube -256238;1348523384;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.49979999 BTC [+] -256237;1348523386;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4998 BTC [+] -256236;1348523798;Doffx;I'm confused how would EskimoBob be a scammer did I miss a post? -256235;1348523799;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7376 @ 0.00029 = 2.139 BTC [-] -256234;1348523800;Doffx;dammit I miss one episode of Th Days of our Bitcoin lives and im completely lost. -256233;1348523801;Obsi;Goddamn bitcoin is the most interesting soap opear I've ever watched... not that I've ever watched one. -256232;1348523803;jcpham;the young and the restless was good about 15 years ago -256231;1348523803;Obsi;Looks like usagi bought shares off of EB at a profit for EB in exchange for EB shutting up, but he never did. -256230;1348523804;Doffx;I had a babysitter that watched them when I was around 8 years old, I pretty much wanted to kill her. -256229;1348523805;Doffx;Ahh I see Obsi -256228;1348523812;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6668 = 2.6672 BTC [-] -256227;1348523813;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6502 BTC [-] -256226;1348523813;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.65000001 = 1.95 BTC [-] -256225;1348523813;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 105 @ 0.65 = 68.25 BTC [-] -256224;1348523828;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.08235 = 0.2471 BTC [+] -256223;1348523888;Bane_Capital;Whoever called the FTC on BFL -256222;1348523890;Bane_Capital;fuck you -256221;1348523898;Obsi;wat -256220;1348523906;copumpkin;o.O -256219;1348523906;Obsi;link? -256218;1348523931;Bane_Capital;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112438.0 -256217;1348523950;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital their bank did. -256216;1348523962;Bane_Capital;Ugh -256215;1348523965;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.64350001 BTC [-] -256214;1348523966;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6435 = 1.287 BTC [-] -256213;1348523967;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.64330001 = 1.9299 BTC [-] -256212;1348523968;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.6433 = 7.7196 BTC [-] -256211;1348523970;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6402 = 3.201 BTC [-] -256210;1348523971;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6401 BTC [-] -256209;1348523972;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 198 @ 0.64 = 126.72 BTC [-] -256208;1348523980;Bane_Capital;I enjoy their offshore libertarianism -256207;1348523987;Bane_Capital;I consider them heroes -256206;1348524002;Bane_Capital;but no -256205;1348524005;mircea_popescu;nevertheless, when you receive tons of cash you get reported. -256204;1348524023;Bane_Capital;I see now. -256203;1348524109;mircea_popescu;"GLBSE he asked about" -256202;1348524114;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.08189999 = 0.4095 BTC [-] -256201;1348524115;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 25 @ 0.08199999 = 2.05 BTC [+] -256200;1348524119;mircea_popescu;i lolled at that part. how's the legitimization coming along nefario ? -256199;1348524133;Bane_Capital;"Today in IRC EskimoBob was being an especially annoying jerk to me" -256198;1348524140;Bane_Capital;I lol'd at that for some reason -256197;1348524148;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.07536434 = 0.1507 BTC [+] -256196;1348524148;Bane_Capital;Actually I have the reason -256195;1348524149;mircea_popescu;odd, he never bothers me. -256194;1348524153;Bane_Capital;but I am going to be quiet. -256193;1348524185;Bane_Capital;The Jewish Vampire? -256192;1348524187;Bane_Capital;Is that you? -256191;1348524195;mircea_popescu;o looky ? a .ro domain ?! -256190;1348524208;Bane_Capital;or should I say the Zionist vampire? -256189;1348524208;vampireb;sorry, more like slavic one -256188;1348524231;mircea_popescu;Welcome to Kingbrand Valium -256187;1348524235;mircea_popescu;fascinating. -256186;1348524245;Doffx;Oh crap why did you add me to it, I want none of this battle. -256185;1348524249;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.07536435 = 0.1507 BTC [+] -256184;1348524265;mircea_popescu;Doffx ? -256183;1348524288;Bane_Capital;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112443.msg1217180#new -256182;1348524292;Bane_Capital;She's mad, bro. -256181;1348524292;vampireb;i love .ro domain, $60 for life. -256180;1348524293;Doffx;Oh he put my nam in the post -256179;1348524294;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.115 = 1.61 BTC [+] -256178;1348524298;Doffx;Name too -256177;1348524328;Doffx;I dont own any offerings from any party listed -256176;1348524336;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.A] 150 @ 0.32 = 48 BTC [+] -256175;1348524339;Doffx;I figured you were all scammers and it would fail. -256174;1348524340;Doffx;:) -256173;1348524352;mircea_popescu;vampireb provided they don' cvhange the rules in a few years. -256172;1348524368;mircea_popescu;"you" ?! -256171;1348524407;Bane_Capital;I am pretty confident usagi is a she based on the writing style. -256170;1348524417;Bane_Capital;Men just don't talk like that -256169;1348524426;assbot;[GLBSE] [PPT.B] 129 @ 0.32 = 41.28 BTC [+] -256168;1348524433;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.07602808 = 1.6726 BTC [+] -256167;1348524438;mircea_popescu;o, usagi ? yeah, he's a liar. as per https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97178.msg1217005#msg1217005 -256166;1348524456;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital i think it's an ex-he. -256165;1348524481;agath;yawns. -256164;1348524505;Doffx;#1 Internet rule Bane_Capital, all girls on the Internet are men. -256163;1348524525;Bane_Capital;Doffx: Not the way I use it. -256162;1348524536;Doffx;Haha, I think Porn is the 1 exception. -256161;1348524551;Doffx;although that’s very suspect as well -256160;1348524551;mircea_popescu;porn is not the exception -256159;1348524555;mircea_popescu;porn is the rule. -256158;1348524562;Doffx;Haha -256157;1348524579;mircea_popescu;im really impressed with nefario's quietness. -256156;1348524588;Bane_Capital;He's just eating popcorn -256155;1348524594;mircea_popescu;a major investor decides to run for the hills and the sec is asking questions about his thing all in the same day -256154;1348524597;mircea_popescu;he has nothing to say. -256153;1348524599;agath;mircea_popescu, Doffx: porn is about the internet rule #34 -256152;1348524601;mircea_popescu;are you closing up shop nef ? -256151;1348524635;Doffx;Why would he be closing shop? Sec coming after him too? -256150;1348524647;nefario;We're based in the UK -256149;1348524650;Bane_Capital;Nefario seems to have all his legal bases covered -256148;1348524651;mircea_popescu;"GLBSE he asked about" -256147;1348524653;nefario;we answer to the FSA -256146;1348524653;vampireb;are there even good assets on glbse? i would invest if I could short everything -256145;1348524657;nefario;not the SEC -256144;1348524663;nefario;tacobeans -256143;1348524670;mircea_popescu;vampireb i am shorting not everything but pretty close -256142;1348524671;Bane_Capital;Intrade is hosted in Ireland -256141;1348524676;Bane_Capital;so the UK seems fitting -256140;1348524695;mircea_popescu;the uk is in such close union with the us by now i wouldn't put much hope in that. -256139;1348524704;mircea_popescu;you'll be extradited in about 12 hours if it comes to it. -256138;1348524716;Doffx;Nah, UK is where all Financial fraud is protected. -256137;1348524734;Doffx;Hes in the best place id say, there is more protection for him than us as the exchange owner. -256136;1348524757;mircea_popescu;maybe. -256135;1348524768;mircea_popescu;depends what they eventually decide to do. -256134;1348524772;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 7 @ 0.098 = 0.686 BTC [+] -256133;1348524774;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 5 @ 0.141 = 0.705 BTC [+] -256132;1348524775;assbot;[GLBSE] [METAL.SILVER] 19 @ 0.15 = 2.85 BTC [+] -256131;1348524791;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 68 @ 0.115 = 7.82 BTC [+] -256130;1348524803;Bane_Capital;I would choose Russia for a Bitcoin Stock Exchange -256129;1348524809;Bane_Capital;Pay off the mobsters to keep me secure. -256128;1348524823;mircea_popescu;who are you to pay them off tho ? -256127;1348524826;Bane_Capital;Take advantage of the corrupt government if you will -256126;1348524830;mircea_popescu;likely they'd just take it and you can work for a salary -256125;1348524834;vampireb;Russia? uh -256124;1348524835;agath;I would choose mars. I'm a bit fed up with this planet... 8-) -256123;1348524837;vampireb;fuck no -256122;1348524845;Bane_Capital;Well, it would take some capital. -256121;1348524853;vampireb;not capital. -256120;1348524854;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.5751 = 3.4506 BTC [+] -256119;1348524854;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.575 = 5.75 BTC [-] -256118;1348524855;vampireb;frie3nds -256117;1348524855;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.5405 = 1.081 BTC [-] -256116;1348524856;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.486 = 0.972 BTC [-] -256115;1348524858;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.4857 = 0.9714 BTC [-] -256114;1348524859;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.4856 = 0.9712 BTC [-] -256113;1348524860;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.4854 = 4.854 BTC [-] -256112;1348524883;mircea_popescu;vampireb i doubt many us citizens are capable of making friends in the russian sense of that term. -256111;1348524883;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 34 @ 0.1151 = 3.9134 BTC [+] -256110;1348524884;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.11500001 = 1.84 BTC [-] -256109;1348524886;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.115 = 23 BTC [-] -256108;1348524917;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [-] -256107;1348524919;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4152 BTC [-] -256106;1348524919;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.4151 = 3.7359 BTC [-] -256105;1348524920;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.415 = 1.66 BTC [-] -256104;1348524922;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.4101 = 0.8202 BTC [-] -256103;1348524923;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.41 = 0.82 BTC [-] -256102;1348524924;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.4053 = 0.8106 BTC [-] -256101;1348524925;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.4052 = 0.8104 BTC [-] -256100;1348524926;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.405 = 4.05 BTC [-] -256099;1348524927;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -256098;1348524928;agath;in soviet russia it's friends that make you! -256097;1348524928;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3852 BTC [-] -256096;1348524929;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.385 = 1.155 BTC [-] -256095;1348524943;Bane_Capital;The Russians have dealt well with Cubans before -256094;1348524949;Bane_Capital;They might like me -256093;1348524996;vampireb;why? are you cuban? -256092;1348524997;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.031 BTC [-] -256091;1348525017;Bane_Capital;Half-Puerto Rican -256090;1348525020;Bane_Capital;Close enough. -256089;1348525023;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -256088;1348525047;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.00995 BTC [-] -256087;1348525056;agath;Patient: "Doctor, nobody considers me" -256086;1348525059;agath;Doctor: "Next!" -256085;1348525067;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.096 = 0.192 BTC [-] -256084;1348525069;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 20 @ 0.0953 = 1.906 BTC [-] -256083;1348525070;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.0911 BTC [-] -256082;1348525072;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.09100001 = 9.1 BTC [-] -256081;1348525072;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.091 = 9.1 BTC [-] -256080;1348525073;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.081 = 8.1 BTC [-] -256079;1348525128;mircea_popescu;gee whiz, two pages of glbse spam, a grand total of < 50 btc -256078;1348525134;mircea_popescu;and -20% on the named assets -256077;1348525157;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 4 @ 0.031 = 0.124 BTC [-] -256076;1348525158;Bane_Capital;I used to be for free-for-alls but that just isn't working -256075;1348525158;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 10 @ 0.025 = 0.25 BTC [-] -256074;1348525164;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 16 @ 0.11799999 = 1.888 BTC [+] -256073;1348525167;Bane_Capital;We need to filter out the non-profitable crud -256072;1348525170;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.003279 BTC [-] -256071;1348525198;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3999 @ 0.00327 = 13.0767 BTC [-] -256070;1348525228;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.655 BTC [-] -256069;1348525235;Bane_Capital;Pirateat40 is going to prison -256068;1348525236;Bane_Capital;heh -256067;1348525243;vampireb;right -256066;1348525245;Bane_Capital;I'm against that. -256065;1348525254;Bane_Capital;He should just have his wages garnished -256064;1348525263;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.25511268 = 255.1127 BTC [-] -256063;1348525263;Bane_Capital;Not a 5 year vacation in a cell -256062;1348525276;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.118 = 2.124 BTC [+] -256061;1348525288;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00700001 BTC [-] -256060;1348525289;mircea_popescu;Bane_Capital looks more like 12ish if he is in fact convicted. -256059;1348525302;farfi;dont you have to have a trial before that? -256058;1348525306;mircea_popescu;indeed. -256057;1348525307;mircea_popescu;hence the if -256056;1348525311;vampireb;years of trials -256055;1348525312;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1000001 BTC [+] -256054;1348525342;assbot;[GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 0.9022 BTC [-] -256053;1348525365;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 4 @ 0.053 = 0.212 BTC [+] -256052;1348525367;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 3 @ 0.052 = 0.156 BTC [-] -256051;1348525367;midnightmagic;..? prison? wtf are you gobbling on about again? -256050;1348525368;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 7 @ 0.051 = 0.357 BTC [-] -256049;1348525377;Bane_Capital;SEC talk -256048;1348525387;Doffx;Wow there are all sorts of new messes in bitcoin -256047;1348525399;vampireb;was anyone be able to find this case? -256046;1348525405;Doffx;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112402.0 Im guessing this is what mircea_popescu was talking about -256045;1348525414;vampireb;NY-8834 is that a case number? -256044;1348525434;vampireb;or somekind of an identifer for the email? -256043;1348525438;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.41224 BTC [-] -256042;1348525450;Bane_Capital;Yes, there is but I don't feel like digging it up -256041;1348525451;mircea_popescu;its a case number -256040;1348525487;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 2 @ 0.0625 = 0.125 BTC [-] -256039;1348525544;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 20 @ 0.000101 = 0.002 BTC [-] -256038;1348525581;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining so i take it you don't want to buy into glbse valued at -256037;1348525585;mircea_popescu;.py .3 * 77500 -256036;1348525589;markac;23250.0 -256035;1348525595;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 1 @ 0.12500001 BTC [-] -256034;1348525596;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 10 @ 0.125 = 1.25 BTC [-] -256033;1348525629;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 1 @ 0.1021 BTC [-] -256032;1348525629;Bane_Capital;If Theymos know what he was doing, he would have a discreet and locked message regarding the sale. -256031;1348525630;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 2 @ 0.1021 = 0.2042 BTC [-] -256030;1348525631;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 10 @ 0.101 = 1.01 BTC [-] -256029;1348525632;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 46 @ 0.10000001 = 4.6 BTC [-] -256028;1348525633;Bane_Capital;Saying nothing about the value. -256027;1348525639;Bane_Capital;knew* -256026;1348525651;Bane_Capital;He just ruined the sale for himself. -256025;1348525673;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.30205001 BTC [-] -256024;1348525674;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 8 @ 0.30205 = 2.4164 BTC [-] -256023;1348525676;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 2 @ 0.301 = 0.602 BTC [-] -256022;1348525677;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 10 @ 0.28 = 2.8 BTC [-] -256021;1348525678;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 13 @ 0.2501 = 3.2513 BTC [-] -256020;1348525701;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WOsoSXjN8LM -256019;1348525725;kakobrekla;bubbles! -256018;1348525733;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ox3lqBkFuJ4 -256017;1348525748;Bane_Capital;I have a feeling this man is happier than most people -256016;1348525831;kakobrekla;hes one great actor -256015;1348526124;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 316 @ 0.00016 = 0.0506 BTC [-] -256014;1348526173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20537 @ 0.00041474 = 8.5175 BTC [-] -256013;1348526175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2907 @ 0.0004147 = 1.2055 BTC [-] -256012;1348526176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21520 @ 0.0004141 = 8.9114 BTC [-] -256011;1348526177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60200 @ 0.00041397 = 24.921 BTC [-] -256010;1348526179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00041387 = 9.6018 BTC [-] -256009;1348526179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00041368 = 0.5792 BTC [-] -256008;1348526180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40700 @ 0.00041342 = 16.8262 BTC [-] -256007;1348526181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46300 @ 0.0004132 = 19.1312 BTC [-] -256006;1348526182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42987 @ 0.00041213 = 17.7162 BTC [-] -256005;1348526183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40343 @ 0.00040234 = 16.2316 BTC [-] -256004;1348526185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43772 @ 0.00040179 = 17.5872 BTC [-] -256003;1348526185;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly -256002;1348526186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29400 @ 0.00039933 = 11.7403 BTC [-] -256001;1348526186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 201774 @ 0.000385 = 77.683 BTC [-] -256000;1348526187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16208 @ 0.00038493 = 6.2389 BTC [-] -255999;1348526188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00038485 = 2.7709 BTC [-] -255998;1348526189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00038434 = 11.5302 BTC [-] -255997;1348526190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39500 @ 0.00038428 = 15.1791 BTC [-] -255996;1348526191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.0003842 = 1.2679 BTC [-] -255995;1348526192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38100 @ 0.00038408 = 14.6334 BTC [-] -255994;1348526192;mircea_popescu;can we has panicky investoar pls -255993;1348526193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58100 @ 0.00038403 = 22.3121 BTC [-] -255992;1348526194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44000 @ 0.00038355 = 16.8762 BTC [-] -255991;1348526195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55509 @ 0.00038353 = 21.2894 BTC [-] -255990;1348526196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55000 @ 0.00038316 = 21.0738 BTC [-] -255989;1348526196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53700 @ 0.00038305 = 20.5698 BTC [-] -255988;1348526197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27300 @ 0.00038304 = 10.457 BTC [-] -255987;1348526198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61520 @ 0.000383 = 23.5622 BTC [-] -255986;1348526199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27800 @ 0.00038248 = 10.6329 BTC [-] -255985;1348526200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49500 @ 0.0003824 = 18.9288 BTC [-] -255984;1348526201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52900 @ 0.00038207 = 20.2115 BTC [-] -255983;1348526202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46200 @ 0.00038153 = 17.6267 BTC [-] -255982;1348526203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23400 @ 0.0003807 = 8.9084 BTC [-] -255981;1348526204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 848990 @ 0.00035 = 297.1465 BTC [-] -255980;1348526205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53700 @ 0.00034626 = 18.5942 BTC [-] -255979;1348526206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70100 @ 0.00034021 = 23.8487 BTC [-] -255978;1348526211;vampireb;nice bot -255977;1348526266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1488126 @ 0.00034 = 505.9628 BTC [-] -255976;1348526332;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=v1GJO5n7wxM -255975;1348526413;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 18 @ 0.00996 = 0.1793 BTC [+] -255974;1348526437;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.07499999 = 0.15 BTC [-] -255973;1348526472;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.07499999 BTC [-] -255972;1348526550;smickles;mircea_popescu: SS price should be in the .0X range, .X would be an unbelieveable price per share -255971;1348526568;mircea_popescu;was it traded at 1.x then split 100x ? -255970;1348526617;smickles;Lucidize: pigeons: SS had some bad debt related to pirate, and there was a 100 for 1 split -255969;1348526642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 423925 @ 0.00035 = 148.3738 BTC [+] -255968;1348526672;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 4 @ 0.00012 = 0.0005 BTC [+] -255967;1348526673;Bane_Capital;The SEC isn't getting money for anybody -255966;1348526680;Bane_Capital;You can consider all the funds gone at this point -255965;1348526716;mircea_popescu;they were gone back in august. -255964;1348526726;farfi;I cant even access the "black market" stuff -255963;1348526768;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 23 @ 0.00012 = 0.0028 BTC [+] -255962;1348526794;Bane_Capital;He's going to prison most likely -255961;1348526799;Bane_Capital;so no wages to garnish -255960;1348526835;Bane_Capital;Some cheap texas homes -255959;1348526854;Bane_Capital;A pissed off wife -255958;1348526863;Bane_Capital;some kids who aren't getting a trust fund -255957;1348526875;Bane_Capital;hahaha -255956;1348526894;Bane_Capital;In China, Pirate would be executed for this. -255955;1348526900;Bane_Capital;Boiled to death. -255954;1348526912;nefario;no exactly -255953;1348526913;Bane_Capital;CEOs end up in the pot all the time. -255952;1348526919;nefario;but he WOULD have been executed -255951;1348526977;Bane_Capital;Heh, it is the oldest form of justice there is -255950;1348526978;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 36 @ 0.07499999 = 2.7 BTC [-] -255949;1348526978;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 64 @ 0.075 = 4.8 BTC [+] -255948;1348526999;vampireb;so why NY sec is involved? -255947;1348527007;vampireb;they're only responsible only like for NY? -255946;1348527031;mircea_popescu;ny sec is about 90% of the sec -255945;1348527066;vampireb;there is one in texas -255944;1348527068;vampireb;http://www.sec.gov/contact/addresses.htm -255943;1348527069;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.1086 = 0.543 BTC [-] -255942;1348527095;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.075 = 1.425 BTC [+] -255941;1348527104;mircea_popescu;ya -255940;1348527149;Bane_Capital;lol -255939;1348527177;Bane_Capital;Smoovious: People have lost hundeds of thousands -255938;1348527185;Bane_Capital;they would beat you for saying that ;P -255937;1348527189;jcpham;yes -255936;1348527191;jcpham;yes i would -255935;1348527207;Bane_Capital;You have a right to say it no matter what -255934;1348527215;jcpham;Smoovious did you get an email? -255933;1348527280;mircea_popescu;jcpham i take it you did ? -255932;1348527310;jcpham;i did not ;) -255931;1348527356;jcpham;i would most likely speak directly to an attorney -255930;1348527364;jcpham;were i to receive something of that nature -255929;1348527371;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.075 = 0.975 BTC [+] -255928;1348527397;mircea_popescu;some people were talking about that intent. -255927;1348527411;vampireb;why i cant view BIB.PIRATE on glbse? -255926;1348527413;mircea_popescu;the lawyers in that field charge a pretty penny. -255925;1348527416;jcpham;of course that's how it is presented -255924;1348527442;vampireb;portfolio->click on BIB.PIRATE -255923;1348527461;vampireb;just keep coming back to my portfolio -255922;1348527472;Bane_Capital;Nefario, we need your help -255921;1348527475;Bane_Capital;HELP US -255920;1348527478;Bane_Capital;ASSIST US -255919;1348527481;Bane_Capital;ENLIGHTEN US -255918;1348527486;Bane_Capital;SHOW US THE ONE TRUE WAY -255917;1348527506;Bane_Capital;Okay, buddha. -255916;1348527508;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.075 = 0.225 BTC [+] -255915;1348527594;nefario;Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -255914;1348527647;mircea_popescu;yet they're in his portofolio ? -255913;1348527665;Bane_Capital;Here comes the butthurt -255912;1348527674;vampireb;so i can't even sell at the loss? hmm -255911;1348527694;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112438.msg1217339#msg1217339 awww where's goat when you can rub it in ? -255910;1348527699;vampireb;i need to document that i actually owned them :-) -255909;1348527800;vampireb;meh an another day of drama in the bitcoin world -255908;1348527835;vampireb;of pirates? 65 or so.. meh i got my money back so dont care much -255907;1348527915;farfi;nefario : PPT.A can be sold back at the insured 0.32 why can't we be allowed to do that? -255906;1348527935;farfi;there was a 0.32 bid wall -255905;1348528068;Bane_Capital;farfi: Talk to the issuer -255904;1348528089;Bane_Capital;Well, actually, no receipt is there? -255903;1348528148;Bane_Capital;Anyways, I think the whole pirate mess is as bad as it gets -255902;1348528155;Bane_Capital;I think it's smooth sailing from here on out -255901;1348528185;mircea_popescu;depends. we might get the first btc-indictments before a grand jury -255900;1348528201;jcpham;yikes -255899;1348528215;Bane_Capital;In that case, I'm getting the hell out of dodge. -255898;1348528219;Bane_Capital;Russia here I come. -255897;1348528226;midnightmagic;lol -255896;1348528233;vampireb;why did theymos even mention the price of .3.... he wont now much more than that -255895;1348528244;vampireb;In russia its cold now -255894;1348528249;mircea_popescu;vampireb possibly cause .3 is a good deal iho ? -255893;1348528261;vampireb;you need "valenki" -255892;1348528318;vampireb;but that's pretty much makes sure that he wont sell above that price. -255891;1348528330;vampireb;most likely people woould offer much lower -255890;1348528383;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10700 @ 0.00029 = 3.103 BTC [-] -255889;1348528395;mircea_popescu;true. -255888;1348528402;mircea_popescu;maybe he's just not much of a businessman. -255887;1348528406;mircea_popescu;maybe he doesn't care what he gets -255886;1348528407;mircea_popescu;fuck knows. -255885;1348528472;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6352 BTC [-] -255884;1348528474;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.635 = 2.54 BTC [-] -255883;1348528483;vampireb;well 60k usd isn't bad at all -255882;1348528531;mircea_popescu;vampireb mpex is valued at about 25x that -255881;1348528550;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.08199999 = 0.41 BTC [+] -255880;1348528557;BTC-Mining;MPOE stocks eh? -255879;1348528569;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -255878;1348528572;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00034 / 0.00037054 / 0.00042 (5231397 shares, 1,938.44 BTC), 30day: 0.00034 / 0.0003969 / 0.00042 (60403512 shares, 23,974.36 BTC) -255877;1348528584;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -255876;1348528585;gribble;Best bid: 12.1201, Best ask: 12.198, Bid-ask spread: 0.07790, Last trade: 12.1999, 24 hour volume: 24660, 24 hour low: 11.96, 24 hour high: 12.29888 -255875;1348528589;mircea_popescu;.py 34 * 12.12 -255874;1348528591;markac;412.08 -255873;1348528597;mircea_popescu;4.12mn -255872;1348528723;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00016 BTC [-] -255871;1348528728;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6212 BTC [-] -255870;1348528730;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.62100001 = 3.105 BTC [-] -255869;1348528731;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.621 = 3.105 BTC [-] -255868;1348528731;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 89 @ 0.62 = 55.18 BTC [-] -255867;1348528741;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.955 BTC [-] -255866;1348528743;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.825 BTC [-] -255865;1348528744;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 10 @ 0.8205 = 8.205 BTC [-] -255864;1348528745;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.8202 = 2.4606 BTC [-] -255863;1348528747;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 15 @ 0.82 = 12.3 BTC [-] -255862;1348528748;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.8002 = 3.2008 BTC [-] -255861;1348528748;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 22 @ 0.80000002 = 17.6 BTC [-] -255860;1348528749;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 49 @ 0.80000002 = 39.2 BTC [-] -255859;1348528811;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [-] -255858;1348528812;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.61 = 1.22 BTC [-] -255857;1348528813;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6002 = 2.4008 BTC [-] -255856;1348528815;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -255855;1348528816;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.591111 = 1.1822 BTC [-] -255854;1348529109;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.3849 = 3.4641 BTC [-] -255853;1348529175;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6398 BTC [+] -255852;1348529176;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.385 = 3.85 BTC [+] -255851;1348529268;Doffx;At least I know understand Theymos's desire to get the PPTs listed on glbse. -255850;1348529269;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [+] -255849;1348529276;Doffx;Hes a crook in his own way. -255848;1348529282;Doffx;err now* -255847;1348529300;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.385 BTC [+] -255846;1348529314;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0033 = 3.3 BTC [+] -255845;1348529354;mircea_popescu;Doffx listing the ppts WAs a bad ideea -255844;1348529359;mircea_popescu;but i don't think it was theymos' -255843;1348529375;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.385 = 2.31 BTC [+] -255842;1348529376;Doffx;No but he pushed others to do it, and now I see why -255841;1348529414;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1150 @ 0.0033 = 3.795 BTC [+] -255840;1348529428;Doffx;He understud what he was doing and also knew the volatility of them would generate revenue for glbse -255839;1348529441;mircea_popescu;Doffx link to this pushing ? -255838;1348529442;Doffx;Its smart, and crooked in its own way. -255837;1348529448;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.385 BTC [+] -255836;1348529455;Doffx;Its in several of the Pirate threads -255835;1348529471;Doffx;I think he worked with Goat too -255834;1348529501;mircea_popescu;Doffx i would muchly appreciate linkage. -255833;1348529503;Doffx;I cant remember the full details but its listed in the may PPT threads, also something about him not being able to get his own account. -255832;1348529514;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.06200001 BTC [-] -255831;1348529516;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.06103002 = 0.2441 BTC [-] -255830;1348529518;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.385 BTC [+] -255829;1348529528;Doffx;Id have to find it, and I dont remember which ones it was. -255828;1348529535;vampireb;what are you looking for? -255827;1348529560;Doffx;The threads for PPT where someone said Theymos wanted the PPT's listed on Glbse -255826;1348529578;mircea_popescu;!ticker gigamining 1 -255825;1348529587;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.55020001] [Ask: 0.64] [Spread: 0.08979999] [Last: 0.64] [24hVol: 427.43831217] [7dAvg: 0.64684016] -255824;1348529587;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.385 BTC [+] -255823;1348529593;mircea_popescu;!pl gigamining 1 -255822;1348529595;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -255821;1348529609;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.46887596 BTC. Last price: 0.64 BTC. Capital gain: -0.36 BTC. Total: 0.10887596 BTC. (10.9%) -255820;1348529610;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm not sure giga ipo'd at 1 -255819;1348529616;mircea_popescu;smickles it did. -255818;1348529625;smickles;oh, ok :) -255817;1348529636;mircea_popescu;!pl asicminer 1 -255816;1348529637;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -255815;1348529639;mircea_popescu;!pl asicminer .1 -255814;1348529650;assbot;No dividend payments yet. -255813;1348529651;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -255812;1348529651;vampireb;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=82572.msg910183#msg910183 -255811;1348529654;assbot;No dividend payments yet. -255810;1348529674;mircea_popescu;!pl asicminer .1 -255809;1348529676;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -255808;1348529677;assbot;No dividend payments yet. -255807;1348529684;Doffx;Awesome, thanks vampireb. -255806;1348529800;mircea_popescu;o that's how goat got started huh -255805;1348529805;jcpham;http://youtu.be/o2_8ZE2Hl6E -255804;1348529808;mircea_popescu;i guess he has a decent case for enticement -255803;1348529942;Bane_Capital;Whoa whoa -255802;1348529945;Bane_Capital;who enticed who? -255801;1348530004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35974 @ 0.00038377 = 13.8057 BTC [+] -255800;1348530005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9335 @ 0.00038278 = 3.5733 BTC [-] -255799;1348530011;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.41044 BTC [-] -255798;1348530012;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.41024318 = 2.8717 BTC [-] -255797;1348530014;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.41024317 = 1.641 BTC [-] -255796;1348530015;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.41014 = 0.8203 BTC [-] -255795;1348530016;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.40006 BTC [-] -255794;1348530044;mircea_popescu;theymos goat -255793;1348530069;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.40006 BTC [-] -255792;1348530071;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -255791;1348530072;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.3992 BTC [-] -255790;1348530131;Bane_Capital;Heh -255789;1348530375;mircea_popescu;so bitfloor came back with 100% cold storage -255788;1348530393;Bane_Capital;supposedly -255787;1348530393;mircea_popescu;who was telling me weeks ago that this isn't the way to go ? -255786;1348530404;Bane_Capital;Yeah, stay away -255785;1348530585;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 86 @ 0.0033 = 0.2838 BTC [+] -255784;1348530856;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.3778 BTC [-] -255783;1348530858;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.37760009 = 1.5104 BTC [-] -255782;1348530860;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 11 @ 0.37760008 = 4.1536 BTC [-] -255781;1348530890;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112070.0 incidentally this looks pretty bad for bitfloor security. -255780;1348530912;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.11650001 = 1.398 BTC [-] -255779;1348530918;Bane_Capital;What did I do? -255778;1348530926;Bane_Capital;Now I am charged with securities fraud? -255777;1348530929;Bane_Capital;Geez :P -255776;1348530942;Bane_Capital;lol -255775;1348530989;Bane_Capital;Usagi: Uses CPA to launder illegal drug sales -255774;1348530994;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.11650001 = 1.2815 BTC [-] -255773;1348531033;Bane_Capital;Hey SEC -255772;1348531038;Bane_Capital;Hey FEDs -255771;1348531042;kakobrekla;sup -255770;1348531043;Bane_Capital;Whatya doin? -255769;1348531046;kakobrekla;busy -255768;1348531050;Bane_Capital;lol -255767;1348531055;Bane_Capital;I wouldn't be surprised -255766;1348531100;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.11650001 = 1.0485 BTC [-] -255765;1348531139;jcpham;Bane_Capital where do I deposit funds for your new invite-only HYIP -255764;1348531144;jcpham;i wish to ride on the atlas train -255763;1348531296;mircea_popescu;1banecapitalsnewinviteonlyHYIP -255762;1348531327;mircea_popescu;and btw , why can't i have an address starting with 2 ? -255761;1348531358;jcpham;reserved for second class bitcitizens -255760;1348531412;vampireb;well you can have one starting with 3 -255759;1348531514;jcpham;https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-uTzxpdsCAB0/UGDK4x_AsWI/AAAAAAAAItk/lO59Im5X8WM/s324/12+-+1 -255758;1348531521;jcpham;stock tip: honda in saudi -255757;1348531915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33918 @ 0.00038662 = 13.1134 BTC [+] -255756;1348531916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7204 @ 0.00038662 = 2.7852 BTC [+] -255755;1348531917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42365 @ 0.00038278 = 16.2165 BTC [-] -255754;1348531919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26000 @ 0.00037842 = 9.8389 BTC [-] -255753;1348531920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00037787 = 2.1539 BTC [-] -255752;1348531921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65800 @ 0.00037648 = 24.7724 BTC [-] -255751;1348531922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.000374 = 8.602 BTC [-] -255750;1348531923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21800 @ 0.00037033 = 8.0732 BTC [-] -255749;1348531924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00036005 = 4.1766 BTC [-] -255748;1348531925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39031 @ 0.00035 = 13.6609 BTC [-] -255747;1348532636;Ignatius-otc;mircea_popescu, didnt you recently state you were begining to question the quality of mpoe-pr's posts? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110062.msg1214580#msg1214580 they did just fine on that one -255746;1348532677;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-bot i was appalled that various noobs such as reeses scored higher than her on theymos' list -255745;1348532687;smickles;usagi: what's up now ? re:hilight -255744;1348532770;smickles;oh, lol :) -255743;1348532845;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.06805282 = 0.2042 BTC [-] -255742;1348532846;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.0674418 = 2.0233 BTC [-] -255741;1348532847;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.06744179 = 1.686 BTC [-] -255740;1348532848;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.06709625 = 0.1342 BTC [-] -255739;1348533202;dub;that ciuciu sure is rabid -255738;1348533222;Ignatius-otc;there's a lot of that going around -255737;1348533423;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16600 @ 0.00029 = 4.814 BTC [-] -255736;1348534473;BTC-Mining;dangit, nefario -255735;1348534495;BTC-Mining;I was talking to you and poof... no such nick/channel -255734;1348534731;BTC-Mining;Ah, you timed out while I was writing you something nefario -255733;1348534744;BTC-Mining;Will rePM it -255732;1348535383;mircea_popescu;Luceo there's no such thing as "selling your silence" you know. -255731;1348535633;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.8002 = 3.2008 BTC [+] -255730;1348535635;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 16 @ 0.80000002 = 12.8 BTC [-] -255729;1348535667;BTC-Mining;Don't sell BTC-Mining like that =/ -255728;1348535710;mircea_popescu;lol i read 0.0000002 -255727;1348535816;BTC-Mining;Eh, everybody would wish to buy at that price -255726;1348535948;BTC-Mining;Stop pingouting people -255725;1348535996;mircea_popescu;ya srsly -255724;1348536002;mircea_popescu;i got my first conn reset in > 3 months -255723;1348536025;smickles;22:20 -!- Irssi: Uptime: 33d 0h 48m 52s -255722;1348536122;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3598 BTC [+] -255721;1348536176;mircea_popescu;im getting slighty jealous. why cant i have endless threads like Diablo-D3 and usagi get on the forum -255720;1348536208;mircea_popescu;where's factory and puppet and deprived ;/ -255719;1348536243;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.117899 BTC [+] -255718;1348536267;BTC-Mining;I have the same issue mircea =/ -255717;1348536312;mircea_popescu;we suck. -255716;1348536380;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1088 BTC [+] -255715;1348536398;BTC-Mining;If you don't get trolled like there's no tomorrow on bitcointalk.org, you obviously lack visibility. -255714;1348536445;gigavps;o, so i'm good then -255713;1348536449;mircea_popescu;i think they're affraid of the girl. -255712;1348536459;mircea_popescu;gigavps you don;'t get trolled ?! -255711;1348536505;BTC-Mining;Weren't Smoothie and EskimoBob all over your threads? -255710;1348536587;gigavps;that is what i meant, i get trolled, i'm good on the visibility front -255709;1348536615;BTC-Mining;oh =P -255708;1348536738;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2 @ 0.03398 = 0.068 BTC [+] -255707;1348536786;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.027184 BTC [-] -255706;1348536788;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -255705;1348536843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00035 = 3.675 BTC [-] -255704;1348536863;BTC-Mining;First BTC-MINING then CPA -255703;1348536873;BTC-Mining;Everything going down the gutter -255702;1348536893;BTC-Mining;Stop... market... selling... -255701;1348536898;BTC-Mining;Put asks -255700;1348536952;BTC-Mining;Smoovious, the current stocks will certainly won't be allowed on the regulated GLBSE. -255699;1348536960;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the tape was bleeding all day -255698;1348536965;BTC-Mining;Unless they comply with all regulations. -255697;1348536985;smickles;!ticker ss -255696;1348536987;assbot;Invalid ticker. -255695;1348536992;mircea_popescu;so now that glbse has decided to go away, who's gonna be the "play stocks" exchange to complement mpex ? -255694;1348537038;smickles;gribble! -255693;1348537042;mircea_popescu;lol -255692;1348537152;agath;glbse down again :-/ -255691;1348537473;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 28 @ 0.05500001 = 1.54 BTC [-] -255690;1348537473;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.055 = 5.5 BTC [-] -255689;1348537475;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0521 BTC [-] -255688;1348537476;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.052 = 0.52 BTC [-] -255687;1348537477;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.05101542 = 0.2041 BTC [-] -255686;1348537478;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.051 = 0.357 BTC [-] -255685;1348537494;mircea_popescu;i guess that was the best short i ever did. -255684;1348537532;smickles;did you buy to close yet? -255683;1348537548;smickles;or were you able to settle in cash :o -255682;1348537574;BTC-Mining;You shorted OBSI? -255681;1348537592;mircea_popescu;smickles im not closing. -255680;1348537599;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well yes. -255679;1348537603;BTC-Mining;I should have done that. I always forget about the possibility of shorting. -255678;1348537618;BTC-Mining;When I don't want to invest in something, I should short it. -255677;1348537621;mircea_popescu;well it's a pain to arrange share loands -255676;1348537635;BTC-Mining;Yes, but it's worth it with good picks. -255675;1348537641;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 800 @ 0.1001 = 80.08 BTC [+] -255674;1348537643;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 54 @ 0.10000001 = 5.4 BTC [-] -255673;1348537644;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 300 @ 0.1 = 30 BTC [-] -255672;1348537653;copumpkin;BTC-Mining: is it, with such shallow bid depth on all the assets? -255671;1348537666;mircea_popescu;copumpkin obsi is like the #1 by volume on glbse -255670;1348537680;mircea_popescu;which in itself is a sad statement -255669;1348537680;copumpkin;which is like saying you're the smartest retard in the room! -255668;1348537682;copumpkin;;) -255667;1348537684;copumpkin;yep -255666;1348537797;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 39 @ 0.0105 = 0.4095 BTC [-] -255665;1348537799;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 50 @ 0.01 = 0.5 BTC [-] -255664;1348538463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62200 @ 0.00035 = 21.77 BTC [-] -255663;1348538883;dub;stupid linode -255662;1348538901;dub;stupid kids ddos'ing me -255661;1348539009;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 180 @ 0.1 = 18 BTC [-] -255660;1348539311;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 100 @ 0.1 = 10 BTC [-] -255659;1348539905;BTC-Mining;dub: Tell linode their clients probably have approximatevily one neural node in their brain, max. -255658;1348540023;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6193 @ 0.00029 = 1.796 BTC [-] -255657;1348540056;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.4469 BTC [+] -255656;1348540529;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [+] -255655;1348540564;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.47 = 0.94 BTC [+] -255654;1348540602;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [-] -255653;1348540902;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0033 = 0.0066 BTC [+] -255652;1348541148;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.57979997 = 2.899 BTC [-] -255651;1348541348;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 43 @ 0.009 = 0.387 BTC [+] -255650;1348541573;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [-] -255649;1348541762;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12523 @ 0.00029 = 3.6317 BTC [-] -255648;1348541891;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2 @ 0.009 = 0.018 BTC [+] -255647;1348542249;BTC-Mining;Bah, I don't have any orders being filled these days. -255646;1348570006;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 59 @ 0.05399999 = 3.186 BTC [-] -255645;1348570008;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 41 @ 0.054 = 2.214 BTC [+] -255644;1348570105;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.23 = 0.46 BTC [-] -255643;1348570291;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05399999 BTC [-] -255642;1348570292;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.054 = 0.486 BTC [+] -255641;1348570294;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 29 @ 0.05499996 = 1.595 BTC [+] -255640;1348570336;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05499997 BTC [+] -255639;1348570564;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8125 @ 0.00028439 = 2.3107 BTC [-] -255638;1348570565;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7100 @ 0.00028263 = 2.0067 BTC [-] -255637;1348570566;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 75 @ 0.00028262 = 0.0212 BTC [-] -255636;1348570575;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -255635;1348570639;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.009939 BTC [+] -255634;1348570640;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 9 @ 0.009939 = 0.0895 BTC [+] -255633;1348570811;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105352.msg1218405#msg1218405 -255632;1348570820;mircea_popescu;lol that phin gage guy... -255631;1348571048;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.1077 = 0.2154 BTC [-] -255630;1348571497;mircea_popescu;Mt.Gox - Temporary suspension of all GBP Deposits via Barclays -255629;1348571534;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 63 @ 0.04002001 = 2.5213 BTC [-] -255628;1348571535;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.04002 = 1.4807 BTC [-] -255627;1348571670;DeaDTerra1;;;lastseen Nefario -255626;1348571671;gribble;Error: "lastseen" is not a valid command. -255625;1348571675;DeaDTerra1;;;seen Nefario -255624;1348571676;gribble;Nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 12 hours, 14 minutes, and 40 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -255623;1348571681;DeaDTerra1;;;seen Nefario1 -255622;1348571681;gribble;Nefario1 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 8 hours, 36 minutes, and 4 seconds ago: the sky is falling -255621;1348571800;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.567 BTC [+] -255620;1348572184;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00028262 = 0.7066 BTC [-] -255619;1348573459;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 31 @ 0.04010001 = 1.2431 BTC [+] -255618;1348573461;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.0401 = 0.401 BTC [-] -255617;1348573461;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.04004001 = 0.6807 BTC [-] -255616;1348573462;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.04004 = 0.1201 BTC [-] -255615;1348573464;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.04002001 = 0.6803 BTC [-] -255614;1348573465;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.04002 = 0.1201 BTC [-] -255613;1348573466;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 19 @ 0.04000001 = 0.76 BTC [-] -255612;1348573508;mircea_popescu;!pl obsi.hrpt .1 -255611;1348573508;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -255610;1348573545;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.068445 BTC. Last price: 0.04000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.05999999 BTC. Total: 0.00844501 BTC. (8.4%) -255609;1348573584;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -255608;1348573606;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.ABMO] 1 @ 0.07000001 BTC [-] -255607;1348573681;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.05499998 = 0.99 BTC [+] -255606;1348573716;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5324 @ 0.00028262 = 1.5047 BTC [-] -255605;1348573717;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6700 @ 0.00028213 = 1.8903 BTC [-] -255604;1348573718;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3676 @ 0.00028174 = 1.0357 BTC [-] -255603;1348573784;ttrttpt;is the name and contact information for the GLBSE administrator, Nefario, public? -255602;1348573820;DeaDTerra1;yep -255601;1348573829;DeaDTerra1;google it and I am sure you will find it -255600;1348573944;mircea_popescu;lmao these noobs -255599;1348573952;mircea_popescu;join irc, ask a q, dc the next minute -255598;1348574251;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [-] -255597;1348574252;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.96 BTC [-] -255596;1348574253;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [-] -255595;1348574390;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.04002001 = 2.4012 BTC [-] -255594;1348574392;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 36 @ 0.04002 = 1.4407 BTC [-] -255593;1348574393;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 124 @ 0.04000001 = 4.96 BTC [-] -255592;1348574494;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 9 @ 1 = 9 BTC [-] -255591;1348574510;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551 wtf ?! -255590;1348574608;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.05499998 = 0.11 BTC [+] -255589;1348574782;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0033 = 3.3 BTC [+] -255588;1348575217;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 29 @ 0.009 = 0.261 BTC [+] -255587;1348575219;sgnb;wtf indeed -255586;1348575347;mircea_popescu;is nefario trying to fuck over theymos by driving the share value down? -255585;1348575364;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4474 @ 0.00028174 = 1.2605 BTC [-] -255584;1348575364;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 726 @ 0.00028131 = 0.2042 BTC [-] -255583;1348575528;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.04002001 = 1.2006 BTC [-] -255582;1348575597;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.04002 = 0.3602 BTC [-] -255581;1348575620;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 63 @ 0.04000001 = 2.52 BTC [-] -255580;1348575733;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0033 = 6.6 BTC [+] -255579;1348575739;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.375 BTC [-] -255578;1348575741;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.3741 = 2.7482 BTC [-] -255577;1348575742;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 5 @ 1.374 = 6.87 BTC [-] -255576;1348575750;rg;i think nefario should be able to do whatever he wants -255575;1348575755;rg;using glbse is a priv. not a right -255574;1348575794;farfi;he isnt hurting just goat but all the investors. -255573;1348575842;mircea_popescu;rg as someone said in there, it's game over for it at this point. -255572;1348576173;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi o hi there. having fun this morn ? -255571;1348576187;Chaang-Noi;yes -255570;1348576198;Chaang-Noi;i had civit coffee for the first time ever -255569;1348576208;Chaang-Noi;its rather mild, not bitter at all -255568;1348576224;Chaang-Noi;i cant drink it daily cuz of the price, but glad i had it once. -255567;1348576224;mircea_popescu;are you going to just walk away from the glbse assets ? -255566;1348576231;mircea_popescu;from a game theory perspective it seems the best avenue for you./ -255565;1348576264;Chaang-Noi;im not going anywhere. i assume the asset holders will go to the police and something will be worked out. nefario more or less stole their assets. -255564;1348576287;mircea_popescu;right -255563;1348576302;mircea_popescu;how much were you worth ? something in the 8k range or so ? -255562;1348576307;Chaang-Noi;great, i will buy back your tygrr asset right now -255561;1348576335;Chaang-Noi;i dont have the lists -255560;1348576346;Chaang-Noi;send me your assets and i will pay for them right now... -255559;1348576381;Chaang-Noi;if i relist them somewhere else it will be a new assets and if sued i will still ahve to cover the ones on glbse. -255558;1348576401;Chaang-Noi;"claim codes" were send in plane text via eimail... -255557;1348576415;Chaang-Noi;there is no way to know these were from nefario and that real assets holders ahve them -255556;1348576437;Chaang-Noi;there is no way to know that nefario is not just claiming btc over and over -255555;1348576454;Chaang-Noi;i will not accept your code, i will only accept your tygrr asset. -255554;1348576459;Chaang-Noi;the code is worthless -255553;1348576462;Chaang-Noi;i never sold you a code -255552;1348576470;Chaang-Noi;the code is not the asset oh lol -255551;1348576479;Chaang-Noi;go for it. -255550;1348576489;Chaang-Noi;once nefario calms down and relists the assets i will make good on them -255549;1348576519;Chaang-Noi;there is no way i can make good on this, if someone hands out that code to their friend or two and i have 50 people claiming they need btc it will be a mess -255548;1348576531;Chaang-Noi;you really need to think about how silly this is before you post on the forum -255547;1348576555;Chaang-Noi;yes, once nefario hands me the assets i will deal with it. -255546;1348576572;Chaang-Noi;what if the first code for 50% is just nefario? -255545;1348576581;Chaang-Noi;then 50% of the people call me scammer and nefario takes my coin -255544;1348576602;Chaang-Noi;im willing to look into the moving the assets to a new exchange -255543;1348576617;Chaang-Noi;however the code system is retarded -255542;1348576682;Chaang-Noi;you have to understand that your code is not an asset. it was sent in plain text and nefario and who knows who else ahs that list. -255541;1348576703;Chaang-Noi;nefario can use the code on a differnt exchange and claim all the btc -255540;1348576709;Chaang-Noi;btw nefario still has the btc -255539;1348576718;Chaang-Noi;how many people ahve a copy of that list? -255538;1348576723;Chaang-Noi;how many people can use your code? -255537;1348576739;Chaang-Noi;you imagine? -255536;1348576757;Chaang-Noi;i dont think you understand... -255535;1348576783;Chaang-Noi;what is stopping nefario from claiming all the codes? or frm me claiming all the cods and saying nefario did it? -255534;1348576796;Chaang-Noi;the code system is not a safe or vailid way to do it -255533;1348576802;Chaang-Noi;im open to doing it in a safe way. -255532;1348576812;Chaang-Noi;that is what im saying -255531;1348576826;Chaang-Noi;i could just say i paid everyone on the list and no one could say other wise.. its silly -255530;1348576835;Chaang-Noi;and i could pay out and people could still bitch -255529;1348576839;Chaang-Noi;its not a valid system -255528;1348576845;Chaang-Noi;a claim code is not an asset -255527;1348576851;Chaang-Noi;there is a better way to do this. -255526;1348576878;Chaang-Noi;try to take this idea to the forum and see what sort of responces you get... -255525;1348576891;Chaang-Noi;link it to me so maybe the can show me how safe and legal this code system is -255524;1348576906;Chaang-Noi;honor what system? -255523;1348576921;Chaang-Noi;i never agreed to that system, lol -255522;1348576953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00035614 = 1.4958 BTC [-] -255521;1348576965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 25191 @ 0.0034 = 85.6494 BTC [+] -255520;1348576973;Chaang-Noi;claims code = glbse assets? that is just silly. -255519;1348577006;Chaang-Noi;you and nefario have not thought out all of the problems with this. -255518;1348577021;aga_at_work;what a mess. I invested a little of my spare capital (2000 btc) with the intention of helping the bitcoin community grow, and it turned out to be an headache and a pita. I have no time to manage all those things that are happening... therefore I am getting out of GLBSE as much as I can. I lost ~ 20% of invested funds. -255517;1348577038;mircea_popescu;aga http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134654389322.png -255516;1348577044;mircea_popescu;glbse has nothing to do with the btc community. -255515;1348577049;mircea_popescu;it's just a congregation of scammers -255514;1348577057;mircea_popescu;the same people that did the bitcoinica fiasco. -255513;1348577066;aga_at_work;lol -255512;1348577070;Chaang-Noi;smoovious i know you are upset but i did not delist my assets. -255511;1348577115;Chaang-Noi;there is no way that using the claim code system will cover me legally. -255510;1348577123;Chaang-Noi;nefario has the btc -255509;1348577128;Chaang-Noi;he will be the one ripping you off -255508;1348577144;Chaang-Noi;what is a fair price for your shares? -255507;1348577151;Chaang-Noi;can i just pick my price? -255506;1348577165;Chaang-Noi;so you get to pick? -255505;1348577172;Chaang-Noi;and im forced to take whatever you demand? -255504;1348577192;Chaang-Noi;you want me to negotiate with 1000 differnt people? -255503;1348577195;Chaang-Noi;no fucking way. -255502;1348577211;Chaang-Noi;i would need to charge a fee for that that would take away most of the holders wealth -255501;1348577264;Chaang-Noi;you get to tell me what to do cuz you bought an asset on glbse? -255500;1348577271;Chaang-Noi;who is going to broker all of the negotations? -255499;1348577279;Chaang-Noi;that is why we have an exchange... -255498;1348577294;Chaang-Noi;im not going to charge a fee, im just showing how silly what you want to do is. -255497;1348577300;Chaang-Noi;i cant deal with 1000 people -255496;1348577352;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08199998 BTC [+] -255495;1348577354;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.08199999 = 0.738 BTC [+] -255494;1348577358;Chaang-Noi;how can you prove to me that your code is yours and you really hold that asset? -255493;1348577385;Chaang-Noi;prove to me nefario did not giv you that code to fuck me over -255492;1348577394;mircea_popescu;rg https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112312.0 -255491;1348577408;rg;chaang: really? -255490;1348577413;rg;if you evre said that officially -255489;1348577420;rg;people would call you a scammer instantly -255488;1348577434;Chaang-Noi;a claim code is not an asset. -255487;1348577452;Chaang-Noi;i want to buy back the tygrr assets and need to get them from glbse. -255486;1348577465;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10000001 BTC [-] -255485;1348577467;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 7 @ 0.1 = 0.7 BTC [-] -255484;1348577486;Chaang-Noi;glbse is the one who is preventing this from going down not me. -255483;1348577501;rg;i think that a lot of people would disagree with that stateent -255482;1348577501;mircea_popescu;rg say what officially ? -255481;1348577514;rg;mircea_popescu: [05:49] prove to me nefario did not giv you that code to fuck me over -255480;1348577520;rg;that's just paranoid bullshit -255479;1348577526;rg;people will see right through it -255478;1348577528;Chaang-Noi;im very happy to buy your valid assets -255477;1348577545;mircea_popescu;i doubt it -255476;1348577549;Ignatius-otc;Chaang, given your position have you contacted GLBSE and told them these codes are unacceptable, and suggested an alternative method? -255475;1348577555;mircea_popescu;at this point i can see that as a distinct possibility -255474;1348577570;Chaang-Noi;a claim code is not valid,. if i start paying out, and nefario relists the assets i have to pay twice... -255473;1348577606;Chaang-Noi; i have on the forum yes. they want me to agree to their terms and then they will send me back my btc but so far i will not agree... they know i did not agree -255472;1348577625;mircea_popescu;basically i'd say scammer tag for nefario is warranted at this point. -255471;1348577629;mircea_popescu;moreover -255470;1348577658;Chaang-Noi;Thanks Smoovious you have been so helpful in resolving this. nefario delisted me cuz he wanted something i had and would not give it to him. -255469;1348577671;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -255468;1348577672;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@trilema/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -255467;1348577694;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:0b3e1f34714f3bd63a310ee316b8597f9e7931c94842d17d29c29894 -255466;1348577695;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -255465;1348577721;mircea_popescu;;;rate Nefario -1 runs a scammy btc securities "exchange". associated with the bitcoin consultancy scammer group. -255464;1348577722;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -1 for user Nefario has been recorded. -255463;1348577739;Chaang-Noi;well we are big boys Smoovious im sure Nefario will calm down and relist -255462;1348577754;Chaang-Noi;up to him -255461;1348577765;Chaang-Noi;im off to play baseball with my son. have a great day guys. -255460;1348577798;Ignatius-otc;enjoy -255459;1348578016;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1069 BTC [+] -255458;1348578223;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 470 @ 0.03400333 = 15.9816 BTC [-] -255457;1348578273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36965 @ 0.00035614 = 13.1647 BTC [-] -255456;1348578274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23400 @ 0.00035524 = 8.3126 BTC [-] -255455;1348578276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46700 @ 0.00035434 = 16.5477 BTC [-] -255454;1348578277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12935 @ 0.00035409 = 4.5802 BTC [-] -255453;1348578332;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.16994353 = 169.9435 BTC [-] -255452;1348578387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0034 = 5.1 BTC [+] -255451;1348578895;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00328 BTC [-] -255450;1348579692;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09263 BTC [-] -255449;1348579744;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05099997 BTC [+] -255448;1348579984;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 422 @ 0.00028131 = 0.1187 BTC [-] -255447;1348579985;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8574 @ 0.00028131 = 2.412 BTC [-] -255446;1348579987;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 186 @ 0.00028115 = 0.0523 BTC [-] -255445;1348581177;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.1000001 BTC [+] -255444;1348581179;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.10000002 BTC [-] -255443;1348581180;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 24 @ 0.1 = 2.4 BTC [-] -255442;1348581181;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.0992 BTC [-] -255441;1348581182;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 23 @ 0.09 = 2.07 BTC [-] -255440;1348581245;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 81 @ 0.049 = 3.969 BTC [-] -255439;1348581246;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.05 = 0.55 BTC [+] -255438;1348581275;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.05 = 0.4 BTC [+] -255437;1348581724;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8814 @ 0.00028115 = 2.4781 BTC [-] -255436;1348581726;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 286 @ 0.00028016 = 0.0801 BTC [-] -255435;1348582236;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.124 = 0.496 BTC [+] -255434;1348582304;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3351 = 0.6702 BTC [-] -255433;1348582305;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3351 BTC [-] -255432;1348582392;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58001105 BTC [-] -255431;1348582467;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58001104 BTC [-] -255430;1348582544;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58001104 BTC [-] -255429;1348582646;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.04002 = 0.2001 BTC [-] -255428;1348582700;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0818 BTC [-] -255427;1348582711;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09263 BTC [-] -255426;1348582801;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.03 = 0.3 BTC [+] -255425;1348582826;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.06122 BTC [-] -255424;1348582880;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.06122001 BTC [+] -255423;1348582961;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.092612 = 0.1852 BTC [-] -255422;1348583114;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 25 @ 0.01511 = 0.3778 BTC [-] -255421;1348583263;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.1402 = 0.2804 BTC [-] -255420;1348583284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00035409 = 1.3455 BTC [-] -255419;1348583304;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.14 = 1.4 BTC [-] -255418;1348583354;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 4 @ 0.1302 = 0.5208 BTC [-] -255417;1348583355;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.13 = 1.3 BTC [-] -255416;1348583372;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.12 = 1.2 BTC [-] -255415;1348583392;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [-] -255414;1348583481;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 10 @ 0.1 = 1 BTC [-] -255413;1348583499;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.09 = 0.81 BTC [-] -255412;1348583970;gabbynot;someone throwing in the towel on NYAN.C…damn that's low -255411;1348584051;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.04002 = 0.3202 BTC [-] -255410;1348584273;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 51 @ 0.04002 = 2.041 BTC [-] -255409;1348584335;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.045 = 0.99 BTC [+] -255408;1348584505;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.092612 = 0.3704 BTC [-] -255407;1348584735;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -255406;1348584767;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00210001 BTC [-] -255405;1348584847;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.0099 = 0.0297 BTC [+] -255404;1348584871;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.0021 = 0.0063 BTC [-] -255403;1348584903;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4200 @ 0.00028016 = 1.1767 BTC [-] -255402;1348585051;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 7 @ 0.035 = 0.245 BTC [+] -255401;1348585085;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 2 @ 0.148999 = 0.298 BTC [-] -255400;1348585149;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [+] -255399;1348585365;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1113 = 1.6695 BTC [-] -255398;1348585366;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.1112 = 3.336 BTC [-] -255397;1348585367;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.110001 = 0.55 BTC [-] -255396;1348585430;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.07805001 BTC [-] -255395;1348585432;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 5 @ 0.07805 = 0.3903 BTC [-] -255394;1348585433;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 2 @ 0.078 = 0.156 BTC [-] -255393;1348585434;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 2 @ 0.075 = 0.15 BTC [-] -255392;1348585493;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -255391;1348585495;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -255390;1348585496;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.43 BTC [-] -255389;1348585497;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [-] -255388;1348585499;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 6 @ 0.4104 = 2.4624 BTC [-] -255387;1348585527;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 50 @ 0.09 = 4.5 BTC [-] -255386;1348585898;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.03839999 BTC [-] -255385;1348585899;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.034 BTC [-] -255384;1348585993;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09263 = 0.1853 BTC [+] -255383;1348585995;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 37 @ 0.092612 = 3.4266 BTC [-] -255382;1348585996;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09253 = 0.2776 BTC [-] -255381;1348585997;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.0925121 BTC [-] -255380;1348585998;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 32 @ 0.092512 = 2.9604 BTC [-] -255379;1348586524;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 314 @ 0.00028016 = 0.088 BTC [-] -255378;1348586526;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1300 @ 0.00027965 = 0.3635 BTC [-] -255377;1348586923;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.08199996 BTC [+] -255376;1348587724;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 820 @ 0.33655482 = 275.975 BTC [-] -255375;1348587941;mircea_popescu;http://www.smbc-comics.com/?db=comics&id=1774#comic -255374;1348588128;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1168899 = 0.7013 BTC [+] -255373;1348588196;kakobrekla;heh -255372;1348588207;kakobrekla;i sent bitstamp 700 eur yesterday -255371;1348588213;kakobrekla;got 900 usd today - twice -255370;1348588216;kakobrekla;lolz -255369;1348588232;kakobrekla;yes. i already told em and they took it away. -255368;1348588273;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [+] -255367;1348588328;mircea_popescu;lol -255366;1348588338;mircea_popescu;the one time i paid someone twice i didn't take it away -255365;1348588341;kakobrekla;and all i got was a thanks! -255364;1348588343;mircea_popescu;and it was about 350 btc -255363;1348588383;kakobrekla;looks like money has not yet corrupted me. -255362;1348588494;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -255361;1348588498;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.117899 = 1.179 BTC [+] -255360;1348588504;kakobrekla;14:52.10 ( mircea_popescu ) the one time i paid someone twice i didn't take it away -255359;1348588510;kakobrekla;because you cant reverse btc ? :) -255358;1348588519;kakobrekla;or was it on a paper only -255357;1348588525;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.035 = 0.105 BTC [+] -255356;1348588540;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i could have liened their acct. -255355;1348588550;mircea_popescu;but hey, they weren't at fault, reported it, what was i going to do. -255354;1348588553;imsaguy2;mircea_popescu's in the business of giving away btc -255353;1348588574;mircea_popescu;imsaguy2 i rarely give away btc, but when i do, i don't ask for it back. -255352;1348588587;kakobrekla;:D -255351;1348588590;imsaguy2;I could have sworn I've seen that in a meme somewhere ;) -255350;1348588595;mircea_popescu;hehe -255349;1348588600;mircea_popescu;ya, it was that matthew guy -255348;1348588607;mircea_popescu;the doubling profits guy -255347;1348588613;imsaguy2;the flake? -255346;1348588638;mircea_popescu;"i may be looking like i'm doing bad/poor business, but twice already i've doubled investor profits before operation has even begun" -255345;1348588644;mircea_popescu;or something to that effect -255344;1348588649;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 1 @ 0.08 BTC [+] -255343;1348588670;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 500 @ 0.16327907 = 81.6395 BTC [+] -255342;1348588782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.0034 = 7.48 BTC [+] -255341;1348588864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1021 @ 0.00035559 = 0.3631 BTC [+] -255340;1348588866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29700 @ 0.00035686 = 10.5987 BTC [+] -255339;1348588867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47926 @ 0.00035759 = 17.1379 BTC [+] -255338;1348588868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26766 @ 0.00035804 = 9.5833 BTC [+] -255337;1348588870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00035894 = 5.3841 BTC [+] -255336;1348588871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10587 @ 0.00035951 = 3.8061 BTC [+] -255335;1348589367;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.039 BTC [+] -255334;1348589517;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 65 @ 0.00016 = 0.0104 BTC [-] -255333;1348589542;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 50 @ 0.0009 = 0.045 BTC [-] -255332;1348589790;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 200 @ 0.0009 = 0.18 BTC [-] -255331;1348590112;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75802.msg1219433#msg1219433 re any questions about f.giga.etf -255330;1348590402;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.249 BTC [-] -255329;1348590475;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12321 @ 0.00027895 = 3.4369 BTC [-] -255328;1348590494;Diablo-D3;so -255327;1348590503;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58001101 BTC [-] -255326;1348590510;Diablo-D3;anyone hear from nefario yet? -255325;1348590553;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58001 BTC [-] -255324;1348590576;mircea_popescu;not rly. -255323;1348590592;Diablo-D3;oh ho ho -255322;1348590596;Diablo-D3;theymos is selling his interest in glbse -255321;1348590619;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112402.0 -255320;1348590668;mircea_popescu;yest news -255319;1348590693;mircea_popescu;im kinda curious, anyone still remembers nefario + the rest of interscamgro recently organised a conference where nobody showed up ? -255318;1348590710;Diablo-D3;the one in london that just happened? -255317;1348590761;mircea_popescu;yeah -255316;1348590776;Diablo-D3;apparently a few people DID show up -255315;1348590779;MrTiggr;well, i heard people DID show up but it was the expected circle-jerk -255314;1348590784;MrTiggr;^^ -255313;1348590786;Diablo-D3;yeah what MrTiggr said -255312;1348590787;mircea_popescu;lol k. -255311;1348590797;Diablo-D3;but to be absolutely fair -255310;1348590801;Diablo-D3;its a bitcoin conf in london -255309;1348590805;MrTiggr;lol -255308;1348590810;MrTiggr;^^ what Diablo-D3 sed -255307;1348590830;MrTiggr;sudda held it at the ecuadorian embassy -255306;1348590849;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -255305;1348590857;Diablo-D3;lol -255304;1348590869;Diablo-D3;or just an internationally acceptable air hub -255303;1348590875;Diablo-D3;like NYC or something -255302;1348590877;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr wanted to ask, did any of the police troop get sec emails ? -255301;1348590889;Diablo-D3;no one in the US ever wants to go into the UK, they're anti-everybody -255300;1348590917;Diablo-D3;they'll arrest you if you're black or muslim and lock you up in a metal box in freezing weather for 8 hours -255299;1348590923;Diablo-D3;and they'll taser you if you have a camera -255298;1348590952;mircea_popescu;heh -255297;1348590992;MrTiggr; MrTiggr wanted to ask, did any of the police troop get sec emails ? < -254884;1348608148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32800 @ 0.00038919 = 12.7654 BTC [-] -254883;1348608389;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.03549464 BTC [+] -254882;1348608390;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.037 BTC [+] -254881;1348608392;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.0379 = 0.3032 BTC [+] -254880;1348608517;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.0379 = 0.8717 BTC [+] -254879;1348608603;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.03799999 = 0.076 BTC [+] -254878;1348609329;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.03799999 = 0.076 BTC [+] -254877;1348609331;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.038 = 0.874 BTC [+] -254876;1348609331;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 158 @ 0.04899999 = 7.742 BTC [+] -254875;1348609332;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.049 = 4.9 BTC [+] -254874;1348609334;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 124 @ 0.04999999 = 6.2 BTC [+] -254873;1348609335;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 63 @ 0.05 = 3.15 BTC [+] -254872;1348609336;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 38 @ 0.05499997 = 2.09 BTC [+] -254871;1348609337;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.05499998 = 0.55 BTC [+] -254870;1348609338;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.05981999 = 3.5892 BTC [+] -254869;1348609339;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.05982 = 0.5384 BTC [+] -254868;1348609340;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 60 @ 0.05984999 = 3.591 BTC [+] -254867;1348609341;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.05985 = 0.5387 BTC [+] -254866;1348609342;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.05988 = 0.5389 BTC [+] -254865;1348609343;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.05991 = 0.5392 BTC [+] -254864;1348609344;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.05994 = 0.5395 BTC [+] -254863;1348609345;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.05997 = 0.3598 BTC [+] -254862;1348609346;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [+] -254861;1348609347;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.06 = 0.6 BTC [+] -254860;1348609348;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.06019 = 0.1806 BTC [+] -254859;1348609349;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06024854 BTC [+] -254858;1348609349;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.06394 = 0.5755 BTC [+] -254857;1348609351;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.06397 = 1.2794 BTC [+] -254856;1348609352;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.06499997 = 3.25 BTC [+] -254855;1348609353;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.06998 = 0.14 BTC [+] -254854;1348609354;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.07 = 0.7 BTC [+] -254853;1348609355;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 205 @ 0.07 = 14.35 BTC [+] -254852;1348609445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7802 @ 0.00038919 = 3.0365 BTC [-] -254851;1348609447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58800 @ 0.00038727 = 22.7715 BTC [-] -254850;1348609448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00038653 = 2.3965 BTC [-] -254849;1348609449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50524 @ 0.00038633 = 19.5189 BTC [-] -254848;1348609450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35302 @ 0.00038564 = 13.6139 BTC [-] -254847;1348609451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46900 @ 0.00038556 = 18.0828 BTC [-] -254846;1348609452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13472 @ 0.00038467 = 5.1823 BTC [-] -254845;1348609925;Diablo-D3;yeah -254844;1348609933;Diablo-D3;so I dunno -254843;1348610953;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.10500001 BTC [-] -254842;1348610965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29928 @ 0.00038467 = 11.5124 BTC [-] -254841;1348610966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00038448 = 0.769 BTC [-] -254840;1348610969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64472 @ 0.00038344 = 24.7211 BTC [-] -254839;1348610970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15054 @ 0.00038325 = 5.7694 BTC [-] -254838;1348610971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59954 @ 0.00037583 = 22.5325 BTC [-] -254837;1348610972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29866 @ 0.000366 = 10.931 BTC [-] -254836;1348611327;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 5 @ 0.15220001 = 0.761 BTC [+] -254835;1348611329;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 9 @ 0.1522 = 1.3698 BTC [-] -254834;1348611330;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 36 @ 0.152 = 5.472 BTC [-] -254833;1348611582;OneMiner;Check #bitcoin-otc for PANIC. -254832;1348611753;Diablo-D3;whats going on? -254831;1348611774;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: your helping me fix my printer? -254830;1348611780;Azelphur;:D -254829;1348611803;OneMiner;Some talk of SEC and future of GLBSE. FUD or legit? -254828;1348611811;mircea_popescu;OneMiner old news. -254827;1348611821;Diablo-D3;fud as far as I can tell -254826;1348611822;grubles;i think the SEC glbse is connected to the pirate passthroughs if anything -254825;1348611826;Diablo-D3;either that, or pirate works for the SEC -254824;1348611834;grubles;connection* -254823;1348611845;OneMiner;Just pointing out the talk. Thought you guys may want to give it a listen. -254822;1348611862;OneMiner;I have no position in bitcoin stocks. -254821;1348611905;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 from the pov of the sec, there was this fraudulent offering of a ponzi scheme -254820;1348611917;mircea_popescu;which happens to have occured on what seems to be... a fraudulent "exchange" for ponzi schemes ? -254819;1348611923;mircea_popescu;course it's connected. -254818;1348611965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 287113 @ 0.00036 = 103.3607 BTC [-] -254817;1348612003;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the SEC doesnt care about non-currencies -254816;1348612049;mircea_popescu;well apparently it cares enough to email ppl. -254815;1348612074;Diablo-D3;like I said, that guy at the SEC has a high chance of being pirate -254814;1348612096;BTC-Mining;The SEC cares about anything used to defraud people of value. No matter if it's USD, other fiat, gold, pet rocks or Bitcoins. -254813;1348612113;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 mno, its not pirate. -254812;1348612121;BTC-Mining;How does pirate would get an email account from sec.gov? -254811;1348612126;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining so you buying theymos out ? -254810;1348612134;OneMiner;I hearsay that the SEC letter was emailed back to them for confromation. It came back as legit. I cannot confirm this. -254809;1348612136;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: the sec didnt stop maddof -254808;1348612156;BTC-Mining;I can, OneMiner -254807;1348612161;Eisenhower34;someone is buying theymos out? did he lower his price? -254806;1348612161;mircea_popescu;OneMiner it's a fact. also people have called the guy. -254805;1348612164;mircea_popescu;it was legit. -254804;1348612167;Eisenhower34;those 0.5 BTC are rediculous -254803;1348612169;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3, they did when they realized it was a scam. -254802;1348612175;mircea_popescu;Eisenhower34 i was being facetious -254801;1348612189;OneMiner;Yes, that's my understanding. I just put it that way because I can't independently confirm it. -254800;1348612203;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: they had several boxes full of maddof's paperwork mailed to them with a "how to bust maddof" guide included in the box -254799;1348612213;Diablo-D3;they did nothing for almost a decade. -254798;1348612221;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you take this very tv approach to things -254797;1348612242;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: whatever that is -254796;1348612268;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3: shortsighted approach with fast jumping to conclusions -254795;1348612270;mircea_popescu;something beyond superficial. "they had boxes" you know this ? were you there ? wtf. -254794;1348612272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 132613 @ 0.00036 = 47.7407 BTC [-] -254793;1348612274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 115000 @ 0.000369 = 42.435 BTC [+] -254792;1348612312;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the guy who sent them to the SEC (who used to work for maddof) made it known. -254791;1348612444;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 http://www.sec.gov/news/studies/2009/oig-509.pdf -254790;1348612450;mircea_popescu;that'd be your source, if you're curious -254789;1348612456;mircea_popescu;there were numerous tip offs etc. -254788;1348612470;Diablo-D3;oh dont get me wrong, quite a few people tipped them off -254787;1348612483;Diablo-D3;this guy just made it his life quest to fuck maddof -254786;1348613067;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 126 @ 0.06399999 = 8.064 BTC [-] -254785;1348613068;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 32 @ 0.064 = 2.048 BTC [+] -254784;1348613477;dub;nefario really does look to be losing the plot -254783;1348613485;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76594.msg1218160#msg1218160 -254782;1348613492;dub;what the fuck kind of idiot response is that -254781;1348613566;OneMiner;BTW Diablo-D3 congrats on getting your position back. -254780;1348613630;BTC-Mining;dub, what's the issue? -254779;1348613730;dub;NO -254778;1348613807;BTC-Mining;I still don't see the issue. -254777;1348613822;dub;I am not surprised -254776;1348613846;BTC-Mining;Well the balances aren't gone indeed. -254775;1348613885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28958 @ 0.00037076 = 10.7365 BTC [+] -254774;1348613886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2387 @ 0.00037 = 0.8832 BTC [-] -254773;1348613891;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.0639995 = 1.088 BTC [-] -254772;1348613933;dub;nefario making unilateral and illogical decisions without communication, locking up a bunch of peoples funds because of his beef with goat, generally acting like a petulant child -254771;1348614010;dub;does anyone know whose behind cryptostocks? -254770;1348614022;BTC-Mining;Well yeah, but what's the problem with the answer he gave? It's unrelated. -254769;1348614048;dub;the unswer is obtuse and unhelpful to a Luke-Jr degree -254768;1348614116;dub;and how many times has he pasted 'You've been given all the details you need to continue operating without GLBSE.' now? -254767;1348614123;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.45999999 BTC [+] -254766;1348614138;dub;he's losing it -254765;1348614159;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 3 @ 0.46 = 1.38 BTC [+] -254764;1348614271;Bane_Capital;I recommend dropping everything and coming back in a year -254763;1348614282;Bane_Capital;It's too crazy right now -254762;1348614286;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06399949 BTC [-] -254761;1348614290;Bane_Capital;The lack of certainty is killing liquidity -254760;1348614296;vampireb;EskimoBob: what power? -254759;1348614302;BTC-Mining;Because goat freaking received all the details he needs but keeps complaining. He got kicked for complaining indefinitly about how he didn't want to sell back the fake shares for 0.10 to start with and now keeps complaining how he can't go on without GLBSE but he's received a list of balances. -254758;1348614328;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.03300001 BTC [-] -254757;1348614343;BTC-Mining;He can make it work outside GLBSE, he just refuses to. -254756;1348614344;vampireb;well i thibk nefario had to deal with that earlier... Goat is sometimes a huge pain in a butt -254755;1348614355;BTC-Mining;I don't approve the kicking out actually... -254754;1348614372;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06399949 BTC [+] -254753;1348614374;BTC-Mining;But the fact is, goat received the details to go on without GLBSE. -254752;1348614406;vampireb;The fact is: both of them are somewhat wrong. I wouldn't deal with either personally. -254751;1348614432;BTC-Mining;Aye -254750;1348614524;Bugpowder;Goat is going to pay out TYGRR bonds in rice -254749;1348614567;vampireb;rice is gonna be expensive -254748;1348614570;Eisenhower34;he received the details but how is he supposed to pay out dividends for example? or whats the market value for a buyback? -254747;1348614578;vampireb;with about 3billion ppl eating it -254746;1348614594;Eisenhower34;they gave him the informations but hes still more than crippled -254745;1348614640;Bane_Capital;Here's what can be done. -254744;1348614659;Bane_Capital;He can auction off a number of assets -254743;1348614664;Bane_Capital;and go by that price -254742;1348614667;Bane_Capital;then shut it down -254741;1348614674;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 10 @ 0.07 = 0.7 BTC [-] -254740;1348614675;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07 = 0.14 BTC [-] -254739;1348614713;BTC-Mining;Eisenhower: He has to pay manually to each. For those who haven't claimed yet, he has to keep track of the balance owed to them until they claim the shares. -254738;1348614723;vampireb;atlas: its probably possible, still childish -254737;1348614728;BTC-Mining;Or better yet, find another exchange and give the shares there -254736;1348614742;Bane_Capital;lol CryptoStocks -254735;1348614756;vampireb;what about crypot? -254734;1348614758;vampireb;scam? -254733;1348614766;Bane_Capital;It's not firmly established -254732;1348614775;Bane_Capital;It's risky to do business with new guys -254731;1348614777;vampireb;who's behind it? -254730;1348614785;Bane_Capital;I don't know. -254729;1348614808;kakobrekla;cryptoxchange afaik -254728;1348614832;vampireb;Vircurex -254727;1348614845;kakobrekla;oh yes -254726;1348614847;kakobrekla;vircurex sorry -254725;1348614850;Bugpowder;why should those shares be listed anywhere? -254724;1348614852;kakobrekla;i have em on skype -254723;1348614867;Bugpowder;any exchange listing shares is just an accessory to fraud -254722;1348614869;Eisenhower34;Bugpower because people want their money back for those shares? -254721;1348614902;Bugpowder;trade them in an irc channel -254720;1348614912;Eisenhower34;lol ^^ -254719;1348614924;Eisenhower34;so you spam the irc channel every 5 min with your buy / sell order? -254718;1348614929;Bugpowder;open outcry makes a comeback in the digital age! -254717;1348614946;Eisenhower34;and when someone buys / sells someone, you ahve to go to tygrr and tell him the transaction -254716;1348615103;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 160 @ 0.0033995 = 0.5439 BTC [+] -254715;1348615163;BTC-Mining;Anyone selling some BIB.BVPS? -254714;1348615181;Bane_Capital;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kWoQWoRjfGs -254713;1348615240;BTC-Mining;How much are you selling it for? -254712;1348615300;BTC-Mining;Eh... -254711;1348615322;BTC-Mining;I should probably go on MPEX, cheaper there -254710;1348615360;BTC-Mining;Yeah but MPEX, if you lose your key... you lose all account's content -254709;1348615383;Bane_Capital;usagi: Do you still need loans? -254708;1348615403;BTC-Mining;I know mircea_popescu enough to know he wouldn't allow people to recover an account with lost key -254707;1348615474;Bane_Capital;lol I dare to use that name -254706;1348615487;vampireb;well can I tell you about my new law? -254705;1348615498;vampireb;:-) -254704;1348615510;vampireb;no? -254703;1348615525;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.40010001 BTC [-] -254702;1348615527;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 2 @ 0.4001 = 0.8002 BTC [-] -254701;1348615530;vampireb;Um.... -254700;1348615536;vampireb;Vampire is always right... that's the law. -254699;1348615562;BTC-Mining;I know it is safe from lawyers and laws, but is it safe from "usagi's extravagance"? -254698;1348615565;vampireb;No? I killed all of the vampires? -254697;1348615567;vampireb;or so I though -254696;1348615575;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -254695;1348615585;PsychoticBoy;usagi is vampire and leech the same? -254694;1348615591;vampireb;I need to recover vampyro.ro somehow. -254693;1348615599;vampireb;vampyre.ro -254692;1348615657;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes, don't lose your keys. -254691;1348615667;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -254690;1348615685;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 655 @ 0.00050724 = 0.3322 BTC [+] -254689;1348615693;BTC-Mining;That's one reason I don't want to go on MPEX -254688;1348615728;PsychoticBoy;so this 1% ¨bond¨ is just another get rich quick scheme or reliable? -254687;1348615729;mircea_popescu;what's the big deal ? just keep the keys safe. -254686;1348615730;vampireb;CAA? -254685;1348615735;mircea_popescu;you do have btc walletd don;'t you ? -254684;1348615746;Bane_Capital;The bank does not help you -254683;1348615751;Bane_Capital;It prints more money -254682;1348615758;PsychoticBoy;but if you lost funds, you wont help me? -254681;1348615762;vampireb;the banks are helpfull... I disagree. -254680;1348615767;BTC-Mining;Even with a backup on USB, who's to say my key wouldn't burn along my PC? -254679;1348615803;BTC-Mining;I'd have to get a USB backup and have it stored somewhere else, like at a relative or a safebox at the bank. -254678;1348615809;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06399947 BTC [-] -254677;1348615815;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining sooo ? -254676;1348615819;PsychoticBoy;usagi, probably you think I am a dick, a respond would be nice ;) -254675;1348615823;BTC-Mining;I'm lazy -254674;1348615840;OneMiner;Burn on CD, send to relative. If relative is shady, encrypt. -254673;1348615849;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.03425199 BTC [-] -254672;1348615865;BTC-Mining;I'll probably get around to it and register on MPEX eventually tho. -254671;1348615873;PsychoticBoy;I understood you are going to issue an 1% bond? -254670;1348615887;OneMiner;Also encrypt and upload to some cloud thingy. -254669;1348615893;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining wait for the fee to be 100 btcs :D -254668;1348615895;PsychoticBoy;through NYAN -254667;1348615925;vampireb;Quote: Dear user. Hotwallet will be shut down on January 1st, 2013. -254666;1348615926;vampireb;? -254665;1348615928;BTC-Mining;Why do you charge that much anyway to join? -254664;1348615930;BTC-Mining;What's the fee right now? -254663;1348615953;mircea_popescu;20 -254662;1348615987;BTC-Mining;I'll pay it right away. -254661;1348616010;kakobrekla;use my ref. ;> -254660;1348616027;mircea_popescu;i always thought he already had an acct -254659;1348616075;PsychoticBoy_;I looked at hotwallet, but I got no use for that -254658;1348616087;kakobrekla;its 27C3CE9A20851312F086268C27AF75321F2489E8 -254657;1348616093;PsychoticBoy_;is it insured and how? -254656;1348616095;kakobrekla;if you will. -254655;1348616128;PsychoticBoy_;just like a deposit -254654;1348616166;PsychoticBoy_;so that way the only one I have to trust is you -254653;1348616233;PsychoticBoy_;why? impossible -254652;1348616249;PsychoticBoy_;I can sell legally weed here so my profit can be 10000% -254651;1348616259;PsychoticBoy_;I can compete -254650;1348616274;PsychoticBoy_;but wont -254649;1348616327;PsychoticBoy_;no I already own a mining comp and a fund (with paladon) on GLBSE and its more than enough for me at the moment -254648;1348616369;PsychoticBoy_;but I will keep your idea in mind for future business usagi -254647;1348616393;PsychoticBoy_;let me know when every thing is up and running -254646;1348616436;kakobrekla;umm humm? -254645;1348616453;kakobrekla;new 'exchange' usagi? -254644;1348616461;PsychoticBoy_;Its is a good idea when its trustworthy -254643;1348616465;vampireb;finance pays great. -254642;1348616480;vampireb;at least in NYC -254641;1348616514;copumpkin;vampireb: sorta depends actually -254640;1348616515;mircea_popescu;finance pays great everywhere -254639;1348616517;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 1 @ 0.799 BTC [-] -254638;1348616525;mircea_popescu;provided you don't suck and you insult people a lot. -254637;1348616532;Bane_Capital;http://imgur.com/EUNJ5 -254636;1348616535;Bane_Capital;WTF -254635;1348616543;copumpkin;entry-level analysts don't get all that much money, especially for how much time they spend on it -254634;1348616546;vampireb;copumpkin: I work in a finance related field... Well not a bank -254633;1348616552;copumpkin;it's sort of a hazing thing -254632;1348616563;BTC-Mining;Ok, so how do I proceed to get registered on MPEX? I start by sending you my public certificate by email I think? -254631;1348616572;vampireb;analysyts are slave labor -254630;1348616584;vampireb;they dont get paid well at all -254629;1348616586;BTC-Mining;You already have my certificate tho from our contract I believe. -254628;1348616591;copumpkin;vampireb: there you go :) -254627;1348616604;copumpkin;investment banking generally don't pay that much until you get past the first few years -254626;1348616607;copumpkin;then it gets really nice -254625;1348616616;copumpkin;if you work for a hedge fund or something you start out pretty high -254624;1348616617;vampireb;if you survive -254623;1348616621;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yea, you email your public pgp key -254622;1348616631;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#3 -254621;1348616719;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00979999 BTC [+] -254620;1348616721;Eisenhower34;Could anyone help me "translating" Obsis last statement here regarding his OBSI.HRPT -254619;1348616726;Eisenhower34;"Due to the very recent developments, it is in the best interest of bondholders for OBSI.HRPT to begin to repurchase these bonds on the market. The next two daily coupons will be paid at 0.2% of IPO price. After that the Estimated Minimum Daily Payout will be the amount of the coupon until the market recovers." -254618;1348616744;Eisenhower34;whcih recent developments? the tygrr kick out or what? -254617;1348616762;mircea_popescu;Eisenhower34 prolly just the price drop -254616;1348616803;Eisenhower34;why did it drop annyway? -254615;1348616811;Eisenhower34;did someone sell a huge amout? -254614;1348616839;mircea_popescu;well there's those who believe it to be a ponzi -254613;1348616841;Eisenhower34;and why is it in our best interest to rebuy them? -254612;1348616849;mircea_popescu;cause you get money i guess -254611;1348616867;Eisenhower34;when i buy shares i have to spend money, and dont get it -254610;1348616878;Eisenhower34;or do i understand somethign wrong? -254609;1348616892;mircea_popescu;issuer is rebuying -254608;1348616897;mircea_popescu;spends money, gets shares back. -254607;1348616922;Eisenhower34;ahh -254606;1348616942;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1195 BTC [+] -254605;1348616989;Eisenhower34;and what does his funny "After that the Estimated Minimum Daily Payout will be the amount of the coupon until the market recovers. " means? -254604;1348617019;mircea_popescu;no clue there. -254603;1348617096;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012499 BTC [+] -254602;1348617098;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.000125 BTC [+] -254601;1348617121;Eisenhower34;ahh, ok. You have to admit that this isnt at all what he actually said -254600;1348617127;vampireb;lol i love the new episode of warehouse 13 -254599;1348617181;copumpkin;vampireb: so what financey field are you in? -254598;1348617182;Eisenhower34;hm still strange -254597;1348617199;Eisenhower34;why is he lowering payout? he already got the ipo price... -254596;1348617245;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3300 @ 0.00050725 = 1.6739 BTC [+] -254595;1348617247;vampireb;copumpkin: um.... service provider? :-) -254594;1348617264;copumpkin;vampireb: omg you service people? -254593;1348617289;vampireb;yea, daily :-) -254592;1348617290;Eisenhower34;is that what he told you btw, or do you actually know what hes doing with the money? -254591;1348617305;copumpkin;vampireb: omg sounds like fun -254590;1348617308;copumpkin;vampireb: can I get serviced? -254589;1348617320;vampireb;copumpkin: i think i have mentioned what I do IRL, but want to keep it private for obvious reasons -254588;1348617324;copumpkin;vampireb: boo -254587;1348617330;copumpkin;vampireb: you're best friends with mircea_popescu, right? -254586;1348617337;vampireb;no... -254585;1348617345;vampireb;Mircea is in Romania -254584;1348617354;copumpkin;vampireb: your host says you are too! -254583;1348617355;Eisenhower34;so you would say its save to put some BTC there? -254582;1348617362;copumpkin;surely nobody ever connects from a country other than where they're from -254581;1348617366;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 16 @ 0.05152157 = 0.8243 BTC [-] -254580;1348617367;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 984 @ 0.03752662 = 36.9262 BTC [-] -254579;1348617379;vampireb;ahhh good catch.. My birthtown isnt that far from there -254578;1348617395;Eisenhower34;only have right now perhaps 40 btc sutting around -254577;1348617440;vampireb;Romania / Moldavia is almost the same thing.... -254576;1348617449;mircea_popescu;o you're over teh prut ? -254575;1348617471;PsychoticBoy;there is no ASIC miner comp yet -254574;1348617495;PsychoticBoy;ASICs will be released not sooner than end 2012 -254573;1348617520;PsychoticBoy;I ordered lots of ASICs by BFL, btcfpga and Avalon so -254572;1348617538;PsychoticBoy;promise smomise -254571;1348617545;PsychoticBoy;thanks -254570;1348617562;PsychoticBoy;not for my own wallet though -254569;1348617575;PsychoticBoy;dont know, I took the risk -254568;1348617600;PsychoticBoy;You can only get along with mining if you take risk -254567;1348617606;PsychoticBoy;so I did -254566;1348617670;PsychoticBoy;ASICMINER by friedcat also (looks like) a scam -254565;1348617685;PsychoticBoy;but I already had my say on that -254564;1348617725;PsychoticBoy;so I dont have ASICMINER -254563;1348617772;gribble;You have not yet rated user Smickles -254562;1348617808;kakobrekla;;;rated smickles -254561;1348617809;gribble;You have not yet rated user smickles -254560;1348617811;kakobrekla;hm -254559;1348617821;mircea_popescu;;;rated smickles -254558;1348617821;gribble;You rated user smickles on Sat Aug 25 08:39:34 2012, giving him a rating of 4, and supplied these additional notes: He's been running MPOE.ETF and releasing THE monthly reports, a model for all Bitcoin financial reporting. Also handled k's of BTC as broker for various clients.. -254557;1348617822;kakobrekla;;;rate smickles 1 sold me a share. -254556;1348617823;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user smickles has been recorded. -254555;1348617825;kakobrekla;;> -254554;1348617828;kakobrekla;oh no. -254553;1348617831;kakobrekla;;;rate smickles 1 sold me THE share. -254552;1348617833;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user smickles has changed from 1 to 1. -254551;1348617837;mircea_popescu;lol -254550;1348617841;mircea_popescu;your sense of THE humour -254549;1348617852;kakobrekla;;> -254548;1348617887;mircea_popescu;the dog ? -254547;1348617896;dog;hello? yes, this is dog -254546;1348617905;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.03349738 = 33.4974 BTC [-] -254545;1348617913;mircea_popescu;ahahah -254544;1348617916;copumpkin;owned -254543;1348617930;dog;whoops -254542;1348617935;dog;^_^ -254541;1348617946;dub;owned -254540;1348617954;mircea_popescu;want some bone marrow ? -254539;1348617963;dog;dog want bone! -254538;1348618017;mircea_popescu;whoof whoof -254537;1348618032;mircea_popescu;.tr woof woof -254536;1348618033;markac;mircea_popescu: "woof woof" (en to en, translate.google.com) -254535;1348618043;mircea_popescu;.echo who's the dog in this relationship -254534;1348618228;dog;cute :) -254533;1348618265;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.40000001 BTC [-] -254532;1348618267;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -254531;1348618268;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3802 BTC [-] -254530;1348618269;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.38 = 1.14 BTC [-] -254529;1348618274;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [-] -254528;1348618309;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 65 @ 0.03 = 1.95 BTC [-] -254527;1348618311;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2 @ 0.02502 = 0.05 BTC [-] -254526;1348618312;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 10 @ 0.025 = 0.25 BTC [-] -254525;1348618313;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.02102 = 0.0631 BTC [-] -254524;1348618315;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 15 @ 0.021 = 0.315 BTC [-] -254523;1348618316;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 4 @ 0.02002 = 0.0801 BTC [-] -254522;1348618317;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 13 @ 0.02 = 0.26 BTC [-] -254521;1348618327;BTC-Mining;Anyone knows how to install the MPEx tool on window (the one from aegis) -254520;1348618327;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.11394999 BTC [+] -254519;1348618328;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 3 @ 0.11395 = 0.3419 BTC [+] -254518;1348618329;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 7 @ 0.114 = 0.798 BTC [+] -254517;1348618331;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -254516;1348618332;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.45344001 = 1.8138 BTC [-] -254515;1348618333;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.45344 BTC [-] -254514;1348618335;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4502 BTC [-] -254513;1348618336;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.45 = 2.25 BTC [-] -254512;1348618363;BTC-Mining;mpex.exe just open for a fraction of a seconds and close, no idea what's the problem. -254511;1348618388;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you got python ? -254510;1348618399;mircea_popescu;in any event : open a cmd.exe run it from there -254509;1348618405;mircea_popescu;you get the error message this way -254508;1348618469;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 17 @ 0.115 = 1.955 BTC [+] -254507;1348618535;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -254506;1348618562;BTC-Mining;name 'exit' not defined -254505;1348618570;mircea_popescu;hm -254504;1348618574;dub;how dod I computer -254503;1348618608;Bugpowder;µopen the Terminal.app, do you have Terminal.app??? -254502;1348618617;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.000125 BTC [+] -254501;1348618622;Bugpowder;it is req -254500;1348618635;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -254499;1348618648;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining sadly i have no ideea -254498;1348618666;mircea_popescu;i know deadterra has been running Azelphur's code on windows but he installed python -254497;1348618671;BTC-Mining;Bugpowder, I'm not on a mac -254496;1348618714;Bugpowder;I just do it commando style -254495;1348618732;mircea_popescu;don't be messing with my exchange naked you hear ? -254494;1348618742;Bugpowder;ehrm... command line -254493;1348618759;Bugpowder;say... since we are on the topic, can I daisy chain commands somehow? -254492;1348618765;Bugpowder;or is it one message, one command -254491;1348618774;mircea_popescu;the later -254490;1348618782;Bugpowder;cause it is a pain in the ass to place 10 buy orders -254489;1348618797;mircea_popescu;well ideally you'd write your own scripts -254488;1348618802;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 9 @ 0.081 = 0.729 BTC [-] -254487;1348618803;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 100 @ 0.08 = 8 BTC [-] -254486;1348618804;Bugpowder; -254485;1348618805;Bugpowder;fine -254484;1348618812;Bugpowder;I will do this in matlab -254483;1348618824;mircea_popescu;do it in cobol D: -254482;1348618829;Bugpowder;it is the only scripting language i know -254481;1348618839;Bugpowder;i guess I should learn python -254480;1348618842;mircea_popescu;or perl -254479;1348618875;Bugpowder;shell script might work? -254478;1348618880;mircea_popescu;basically, you could daisychain with an awk i imagine -254477;1348618963;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 0.30000001 BTC [-] -254476;1348618964;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [-] -254475;1348619013;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.20000001 BTC [-] -254474;1348619015;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC [-] -254473;1348619022;BTC-Mining;Ok, got it working, says couldn't decode reply from MPEx. But since MPEx doesn't have my key... seems totally normal =P -254472;1348619032;mircea_popescu;:p -254471;1348619059;Bugpowder;Welcome to the club! -254470;1348619067;Bugpowder;it only took me 8 hours to figure out how to use it -254469;1348619069;Bugpowder;but -254468;1348619070;BTC-Mining;I'll come and ruin you using options mircea -254467;1348619075;Bugpowder;that was my fault -254466;1348619089;Bugpowder;stupid double click on a subkey that fucked everything up -254465;1348619108;Bugpowder;BTC-Mining: come buy my S.MPOE -254464;1348619120;Bugpowder;highly undervalued right now -254463;1348619133;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 2 @ 0.02 = 0.04 BTC [-] -254462;1348619165;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining join the club lol. -254461;1348619169;BTC-Mining;arf, wait, I forgot to include a referal key in that email -254460;1348619176;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.149253 BTC [-] -254459;1348619219;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.06353476 = 1.2707 BTC [+] -254458;1348619220;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06353477 BTC [+] -254457;1348619222;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.06353482 = 1.2707 BTC [+] -254456;1348619223;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06353483 BTC [+] -254455;1348619224;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 92 @ 0.06399949 = 5.888 BTC [+] -254454;1348619224;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.0639995 = 1.408 BTC [+] -254453;1348619226;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.06399999 = 2.816 BTC [+] -254452;1348619228;Bugpowder;fuck man -254451;1348619236;Bugpowder;I should be daytrading this obsi shit -254450;1348619239;dub;hawt ponzi -254449;1348619259;Bugpowder;I sold out at.08-.092 -254448;1348619267;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.06399999 = 0.768 BTC [+] -254447;1348619268;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.064 = 0.512 BTC [+] -254446;1348619269;mircea_popescu;it went to .03 -254445;1348619270;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.065 = 3.25 BTC [+] -254444;1348619273;Bugpowder;i know -254443;1348619279;Bugpowder;is this Obsi buying shit back? -254442;1348619291;Bugpowder;I figured he was going to buy it back -254441;1348619292;BTC-Mining;ok, sent you my certificate + a referal key mircea -254440;1348619305;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.065 = 2.6 BTC [+] -254439;1348619306;Bugpowder;but then.... nothing -254438;1348619313;Bugpowder;just a downward spiral to oblivion -254437;1348619342;Bugpowder;aka 'get out of their positions' -254436;1348619364;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder likely yes. -254435;1348619369;Bugpowder;and you know this how? -254434;1348619376;mircea_popescu;i don't know it -254433;1348619378;Bugpowder;usually one person sells -254432;1348619383;Bugpowder;and the other person buys -254431;1348619388;mircea_popescu;he just announced he is and well.. who else would buy it ? -254430;1348619388;Bugpowder;I started it dude -254429;1348619400;Bugpowder;how much did you sell -254428;1348619413;Bugpowder;I started it -254427;1348619416;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1745 @ 0.00050724 = 0.8851 BTC [-] -254426;1348619541;BTC-Mining;Good for him -254425;1348619552;Bugpowder;I sold 1,000 between .08 and .09 -254424;1348619561;Bugpowder;Felt stupid -254423;1348619566;BTC-Mining;A fund? They should try BTC-BOND -254422;1348619570;Bugpowder;6% loss -254421;1348619571;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112443.msg1220234#msg1220234 this is kinda funny -254420;1348619578;mircea_popescu;and yes, Bugpowder wouldn't lend them to me ;/ -254419;1348619578;Bugpowder;again -254418;1348619586;Bugpowder;I sobered up -254417;1348619596;Bugpowder;and realized how fucking stupid that would be -254416;1348619615;Bugpowder;risk free 1% /wk for you -254415;1348619622;mircea_popescu;well if you meant to be long it wouldn't have been -254414;1348619622;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -254413;1348619623;mircea_popescu;depends -254412;1348619642;assbot;OBSI.HRPT [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.068645 BTC. Last price: 0.065 BTC. Capital gain: -0.035 BTC. Total: 0.033645 BTC. (33.6%) -254411;1348619689;Bugpowder;I ment to be long just long enough for Obsi to buy back my shares -254410;1348619705;mircea_popescu;ya. different strategy -254409;1348619708;Bugpowder;but the situation looked like it was going to deteriorate further -254408;1348619715;Bugpowder;but who the fuck knows -254407;1348619722;Bugpowder;F.GIGA was supposed to be toast too -254406;1348619731;Bugpowder;now its back -254405;1348619769;Bugpowder;Shifting sands -254404;1348619822;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.065 = 1.95 BTC [+] -254403;1348619835;Bugpowder;I have a new rule, only daytrade shit that isn't a ponzi scheme -254402;1348619841;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i think someone;s decided to arbitrage glbse risk by moving over -254401;1348619867;Bugpowder;yes, I wonder if they are fully informed about upgrade risk. -254400;1348619877;Bugpowder;though -254399;1348619883;Bugpowder;who knows??? -254398;1348619902;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.065 = 0.715 BTC [+] -254397;1348619907;Bugpowder;I should have saved a few 100k for a possible bounce. These markets are whack -254396;1348619963;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.065 BTC [+] -254395;1348619987;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 292 @ 0.0033994 = 0.9926 BTC [-] -254394;1348620131;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [+] -254393;1348620229;dub;its taken a while but I finally doxxed usagi -254392;1348620242;mircea_popescu;anything good ? -254391;1348620242;dub;http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/12/21/world-champion-masturbator_n_1163576.html?ncid=edlinkusaolp00000003 -254390;1348620297;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 20 @ 0.09 = 1.8 BTC [-] -254389;1348620306;Bane_Capital;This is great discussion -254388;1348620312;Bane_Capital;I mean, honestly. -254387;1348620322;BTC-Mining;arf, I can't use the syntax it seems -254386;1348620340;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [-] -254385;1348620341;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.11310001 = 1.2441 BTC [-] -254384;1348620342;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1131 = 0.5655 BTC [-] -254383;1348620343;mircea_popescu;what's your command BTC-Mining ? -254382;1348620343;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.112 = 0.336 BTC [-] -254381;1348620344;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11001 BTC [-] -254380;1348620345;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.110001 = 0.55 BTC [-] -254379;1348620346;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1100001 = 0.33 BTC [-] -254378;1348620347;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 71 @ 0.11 = 7.81 BTC [-] -254377;1348620356;BTC-Mining;DEPOSIT|AMOUNT -254376;1348620358;Bane_Capital;lol -254375;1348620369;mircea_popescu;sounds legit. -254374;1348620372;Bane_Capital;I've done that for awhile -254373;1348620373;BTC-Mining;but windows try to use a command of "AMOUNT -254372;1348620382;Bane_Capital;I pick out some cash on my dresser and auction it off -254371;1348620383;mircea_popescu;dude. -254370;1348620383;BTC-Mining;and says AMOUNT is not a command =/ -254369;1348620388;mircea_popescu;DEPOSIT|20 -254368;1348620391;mircea_popescu;and you prolly need quoted -254367;1348620409;BTC-Mining;Guess I'll try quoted -254366;1348620447;Bane_Capital;lol -254365;1348620450;Bane_Capital;mixed media -254364;1348620466;BTC-Mining;Couldn't decode reply from MPEX -254363;1348620469;Bane_Capital;I would. It sounds pretty cool. -254362;1348620490;Bane_Capital;I have a neighbor who does stuff like that professionally. -254361;1348620491;Bugpowder;do you have mp's public key? -254360;1348620500;Bane_Capital;Maybe 1 BTC at least. : P -254359;1348620502;BTC-Mining;Bugpowder, yes -254358;1348620510;BTC-Mining;I even signed it -254357;1348620543;mircea_popescu;what's reply look like ? -254356;1348620581;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 5 @ 1.4 = 7 BTC [+] -254355;1348620624;BTC-Mining;Couldn't decode the reply from MPEx, perhaps you didn't sign the key? try running gpg --sign-key F1B69921 -254354;1348620624;BTC-Mining;Traceback (most recent call last): -254353;1348620624;BTC-Mining;File "mpex.py", line 51, in -254352;1348620624;BTC-Mining;NameError: name 'exit' is not defined -254351;1348620653;mircea_popescu;welllll -254350;1348620675;mircea_popescu;Azelphur any guidance hiar ? -254349;1348620731;Azelphur;BTC-Mining: what version of python -254348;1348620753;Azelphur;oh hey look at this https://github.com/ageis/MPEx-bin -254347;1348620758;Azelphur;I found it by accident when going to look at the code on github -254346;1348620763;Azelphur;looks like someone packaged it -254345;1348620768;mircea_popescu;aegis did neh ? -254344;1348620775;Azelphur;indeed -254343;1348620778;Bane_Capital;usagi: because there are limited places where you can trade options -254342;1348620781;BTC-Mining;None, I use that exact package -254341;1348620795;Azelphur;BTC-Mining: oh, your using ageis's package? -254340;1348620802;BTC-Mining;aye -254339;1348620813;Azelphur;I'm going to take a guess and say that it's two separate problems -254338;1348620820;Azelphur;the main relevant one is that your keys arn't signed properly -254337;1348620833;Azelphur;the second is that python libraries required arn't included in the binary -254336;1348620845;Azelphur;but it only crashes when it wants to exit anyway, which is a null issue -254335;1348620888;jurov;lol, looks like someone really needs nice mpex interface -254334;1348620894;BTC-Mining;Hmm, I would have to install python? But then I could just use your tool directly -254333;1348620913;Azelphur;python is nothing to do with signing your gpg keys -254332;1348620915;mircea_popescu;jurov how's your thing coming along ? -254331;1348620923;Bugpowder;a nicer mpex interface would be great -254330;1348620926;Azelphur;run the gpg command the python told you to run -254329;1348620928;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you'd have to install the libraries for the thing to exit cleanly -254328;1348620929;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6300 @ 0.00050723 = 3.1955 BTC [-] -254327;1348620934;mircea_popescu;it makes little practical difference -254326;1348620935;Bugpowder;as long as it stays as secure -254325;1348620951;jurov;just got it running, but found new bugs... so maybe tomorrow ;) -254324;1348620958;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder mod6 is working on an android app that *might* be as secure -254323;1348620966;BTC-Mining;Eh. But Azelphur, I already signed MPEx key -254322;1348621027;BTC-Mining;If I try again it tells me I already signed it with my key. -254321;1348621034;Azelphur;BTC-Mining: I don't really know then beyond it's a gpg issue -254320;1348621060;BTC-Mining;I always get issues with gpg signing =/ -254319;1348621061;Azelphur;all my python does is call gpg_list_keys and checks if the key is in the list -254318;1348621068;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.11299999 = 1.243 BTC [+] -254317;1348621071;Azelphur;very hard for there to be a bug in my code there -254316;1348621071;Azelphur;:P -254315;1348621105;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining did you sign it with the wrong key ? -254314;1348621107;Bugpowder;BTC-Mining: hurry up, these firesale prices for S.MPOE won't last much longer! -254313;1348621110;mircea_popescu;such as a subkey ? -254312;1348621148;Azelphur;it checks for F1B69921 -254311;1348621155;BTC-Mining;Nope, I only have one key -254310;1348621184;BTC-Mining;Yes, I signed F1B69921 with my key (EEEDE453) -254309;1348621184;jurov;i ran into the same problem today but that was because i imported the private key and it was not trusted -254308;1348621194;BTC-Mining;You have EEEDE453 mircea, right? -254307;1348621201;mircea_popescu;mmm -254306;1348621223;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.6 = 2.4 BTC [-] -254305;1348621234;mircea_popescu;check the key you sent lol, i can't. -254304;1348621265;BTC-Mining;Looks like it is -254303;1348621285;mircea_popescu;well then wtf. -254302;1348621293;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining try doing it by hand once -254301;1348621293;kakobrekla;BTC-Mining try webinterface -254300;1348621296;mircea_popescu;as explained in faq -254299;1348621310;mircea_popescu;at least this way we know if it's a gpg issue, a pympex ossue or wtf. -254298;1348621385;BTC-Mining;aye, one sec -254297;1348621832;BTC-Mining;I signed the order with my key then encrypted it with Mpex's key -254296;1348621842;BTC-Mining;then pasted data... -254295;1348621850;BTC-Mining;"Unrecognized signature. Please email your public key first." -254294;1348622070;BTC-Mining;Guess it's a gpg issue -254293;1348622108;mircea_popescu;well no -254292;1348622117;mircea_popescu;if you signed it with a diff key then what you sent -254291;1348622120;mircea_popescu;it'd complain thusly -254290;1348622142;BTC-Mining;I only have one freaking key =/ -254289;1348622148;Bugpowder;hahah -254288;1348622159;Bugpowder;is there a subkey -254287;1348622173;BTC-Mining;I don't even know what a subkey is. -254286;1348622174;Bugpowder;I was convinced I was sending the right key -254285;1348622190;Bugpowder;then I found out it was a sub key, signed by my master key -254284;1348622196;Bugpowder;took forever -254283;1348622211;Bugpowder;Can you manually specify the key fingerprint you are using? -254282;1348622239;Bugpowder;for example, I use "gpg --clearsign -u AA148EAF40BE9C02F091F382F1573A6B1578A821! " -254281;1348622260;mircea_popescu;yes -u specifies key. -254280;1348622271;BTC-Mining;How would I know? -254279;1348622286;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining : gpg the thing you signed, see what key it reports as having signed -254278;1348622300;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97178.msg1220868#msg1220868 incidentally, is the stuff quoted actually true ? -254277;1348622390;BTC-Mining;F12DE6B4E1EF26F5768BE918F2758D83EEEDE453 (EEEDE453) -254276;1348622406;BTC-Mining;Seems to be the public key I sent to mircea -254275;1348622433;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2700 @ 0.00050723 = 1.3695 BTC [-] -254274;1348622572;BTC-Mining;Aye, it's exactly the good key. So Mircea got my public key alright. -254273;1348622575;mircea_popescu;hm -254272;1348622584;mircea_popescu;i wonder wjat the matrter is -254271;1348622632;BTC-Mining;8DDE8C2B4DE2278A95C3D65B9214FC6BF1B69921 is the public key I use to encrypt -254270;1348622640;BTC-Mining;That seems fine... -254269;1348622646;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining : try nao. -254268;1348622765;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu your affiliate program doesnt work :p -254267;1348622783;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla he needs to pay first you realise. -254266;1348622815;kakobrekla;ah right, i thought he already did. -254265;1348622829;BTC-Mining;"Sorry, but you can't repeat orders." -254264;1348622834;BTC-Mining;Wait what? -254263;1348622838;mircea_popescu;well yes, you can't -254262;1348622845;BTC-Mining;hmm -254261;1348622845;mircea_popescu;gotta re-encrypt the signed thing -254260;1348622851;mircea_popescu;otherwise repeat attax -254259;1348622851;kakobrekla;you need to signcrypt it again -254258;1348622913;BTC-Mining;It works now. -254257;1348622923;mircea_popescu;yeah. tbh it was my fault. sorry for the grief. -254256;1348622950;BTC-Mining;No sweat -254255;1348622962;BTC-Mining;As long as it works now -254254;1348623095;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [+] -254253;1348623348;BTC-Mining;The transaction should show up soon Mircea -254252;1348623359;BTC-Mining;I guess I'm finally registered -254251;1348623373;mircea_popescu;whee good for you -254250;1348623390;BTC-Mining;I'll need an MPEx and a GLBSE section on my spreadsheet now. -254249;1348623469;Bugpowder;yay! -254248;1348623486;BTC-Mining;? -254247;1348623510;BTC-Mining;I'll ask brendio to get my BIB.BVPS shares directly on MPEx -254246;1348623532;Bugpowder;Now, buy my S.MPOE -254245;1348623541;BTC-Mining;... no? -254244;1348623564;Bugpowder;OK, buy F.GIGA and let me borrow it -254243;1348623602;BTC-Mining;NNOhoho -254242;1348623609;mircea_popescu;lmao -254241;1348623625;BTC-Mining;I'm not touching even F.GIGA with a 50 kilometer pole -254240;1348623634;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining : if you keep clean books you can prolly offer brokerage nao -254239;1348623649;BTC-Mining;I guess -254238;1348623671;mircea_popescu;i thought youy held giga ? -254237;1348623737;BTC-Mining;Yeah but I don't want F.GIGA -254236;1348623745;mircea_popescu;a -254235;1348623749;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.352 BTC [-] -254234;1348623751;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3002 BTC [-] -254233;1348623752;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3 BTC [-] -254232;1348623752;mircea_popescu;http://www.betsofbitco.in/item?id=566 look at all that hot action -254231;1348623756;BTC-Mining;Because it's not going to be upgraded -254230;1348623761;Bugpowder;So what is so good about BVPS -254229;1348623769;mircea_popescu;rg. -254228;1348623792;Bugpowder;Is this a security I should buy in then sell 2 days later in a panic? -254227;1348623807;BTC-Mining;It's not mining and I want diversification -254226;1348623812;Bugpowder;S.DICE is finally making money again -254225;1348623837;Bugpowder;I'm going to try to recruit a few more non-bitcoin people to invest in S.DICE -254224;1348623842;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1111 = 0.9999 BTC [-] -254223;1348623857;BTC-Mining;The only reason for going to MPEx for me is S.DICE and S.BVPS -254222;1348623864;dub;mircea_popescu: heh, forgot about that -254221;1348623865;Bugpowder;what is good about BVPS? -254220;1348623870;mircea_popescu;s.bvps is a vps provider ; s.dice does gambling -254219;1348623882;Bugpowder;what is the monthly yield -254218;1348623883;BTC-Mining;Both are not mining... -254217;1348623888;Bugpowder;what is the growth rate? -254216;1348623900;BTC-Mining;30-50 BTC / 1 000 000 shares -254215;1348623907;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder look in the divs, also rg is the guy running it so pummel him with investor q's -254214;1348623907;Bugpowder;oh -254213;1348623918;Bugpowder;1000000 -254212;1348623922;Bugpowder;that is small number -254211;1348623926;BTC-Mining;So about 1% per month -254210;1348623927;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -254209;1348623929;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00317533 / 0.00317533 / 0.00317533 (53 shares, 0.17 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00339197 / 0.003801 (31871 shares, 108.11 BTC) -254208;1348623933;BTC-Mining;1 - 2 % -254207;1348623950;mircea_popescu;yea he does maybe 1.x% closer to 2%ish -254206;1348623958;BTC-Mining;Depending on where between 0.0025 and 0.0050 you buy it I guess -254205;1348623966;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00050722 = 0.2536 BTC [-] -254204;1348623972;BTC-Mining;It's not much but eh -254203;1348623981;Bugpowder;uhhh -254202;1348623984;Bugpowder;that is sold -254201;1348623986;Bugpowder;solid -254200;1348624002;BTC-Mining;Can't only have mining -254199;1348624013;Bugpowder;Any real portfolio that returns 1% a month is godly. -254198;1348624032;mircea_popescu;esp in btc -254197;1348624069;BTC-Mining;Yeah, but when it's good stocks. BitVPS remains risky. -254196;1348624083;BTC-Mining;And prices in BTC will go down if BTC price goes up. -254195;1348624099;BTC-Mining;So less income with higher USD/BTC value -254194;1348624115;mircea_popescu;quite possibly -254193;1348624121;mircea_popescu;anyway, im off. have a good day all. -254192;1348624122;BTC-Mining;I'd consider it a USD investment -254191;1348652804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13027 @ 0.00035825 = 4.6669 BTC [-] -254190;1348652806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13173 @ 0.00035819 = 4.7184 BTC [-] -254189;1348652872;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2 @ 0.009 = 0.018 BTC [+] -254188;1348652941;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00996 = 0.0199 BTC [+] -254187;1348652966;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.009939 = 0.0199 BTC [+] -254186;1348653017;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 2 @ 0.009 = 0.018 BTC [+] -254185;1348654366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23141 @ 0.00035945 = 8.318 BTC [+] -254184;1348654367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00035986 = 7.629 BTC [+] -254183;1348654368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20097 @ 0.00035995 = 7.2339 BTC [+] -254182;1348655526;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0098 BTC [+] -254181;1348655581;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00210001 BTC [-] -254180;1348655720;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.058 = 0.116 BTC [+] -254179;1348655819;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 3 @ 0.26785724 = 0.8036 BTC [+] -254178;1348655820;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 997 @ 0.25511268 = 254.3473 BTC [-] -254177;1348655859;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 400 @ 0.0889155 = 35.5662 BTC [-] -254176;1348655920;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7501 @ 0.00044032 = 3.3028 BTC [+] -254175;1348655921;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6100 @ 0.00044028 = 2.6857 BTC [-] -254174;1348655922;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5732 @ 0.0004402 = 2.5232 BTC [-] -254173;1348655923;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4700 @ 0.00044019 = 2.0689 BTC [-] -254172;1348655924;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5967 @ 0.00044018 = 2.6266 BTC [-] -254171;1348656187;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 7 @ 0.44 = 3.08 BTC [-] -254170;1348656276;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.63499999 = 1.27 BTC [-] -254169;1348656439;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.635 = 1.905 BTC [+] -254168;1348657428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35697 @ 0.00035995 = 12.8491 BTC [+] -254167;1348658145;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [+] -254166;1348658942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00036086 = 3.4643 BTC [+] -254165;1348658944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29403 @ 0.00036066 = 10.6045 BTC [-] -254164;1348659885;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.000125 BTC [+] -254163;1348659926;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00010003 BTC [-] -254162;1348660499;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6115 @ 0.00044037 = 2.6929 BTC [+] -254161;1348660796;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05892999 BTC [+] -254160;1348660974;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05893 BTC [+] -254159;1348660975;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.05895994 = 0.1179 BTC [+] -254158;1348660977;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.05895995 = 0.1769 BTC [+] -254157;1348660978;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05896 BTC [+] -254156;1348660979;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.05898997 = 1.4747 BTC [+] -254155;1348660979;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.05898998 = 1.0618 BTC [+] -254154;1348660994;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.570114 BTC [+] -254153;1348661042;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6348 BTC [-] -254152;1348661158;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [-] -254151;1348661326;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 3 @ 0.95 = 2.85 BTC [-] -254150;1348661440;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1165 BTC [-] -254149;1348661807;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -254148;1348661824;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.399 = 1.596 BTC [+] -254147;1348662006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6597 @ 0.00036052 = 2.3784 BTC [-] -254146;1348662201;DeaDTerra1;morning :) -254145;1348662207;DeaDTerra1;any news about the SEC incident? -254144;1348662365;reeses;grill a hotdog for three hours under a heat lamp, too -254143;1348662378;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 99 @ 0.1165 = 11.5335 BTC [-] -254142;1348662379;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1166 = 11.66 BTC [+] -254141;1348662380;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1167 BTC [+] -254140;1348662483;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.003399 = 0.0068 BTC [-] -254139;1348662485;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2898 @ 0.0033994 = 9.8515 BTC [+] -254138;1348662527;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254137;1348662675;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [-] -254136;1348662696;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254135;1348662716;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [-] -254134;1348662731;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254133;1348662750;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -254132;1348662764;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254131;1348662779;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0033994 = 0.068 BTC [+] -254130;1348662786;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [-] -254129;1348662811;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254128;1348662812;DeaDTerra2;morgning -254127;1348662816;DeaDTerra2;morning* -254126;1348662822;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.05898997 = 0.6489 BTC [-] -254125;1348662824;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.05898998 = 0.5309 BTC [+] -254124;1348662851;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -254123;1348662869;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254122;1348662906;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [-] -254121;1348662930;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254120;1348662947;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [-] -254119;1348662964;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254118;1348663040;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -254117;1348663060;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254116;1348663075;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [-] -254115;1348663109;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254114;1348663132;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -254113;1348663207;DeaDTerra1;nice :P -254112;1348663308;DeaDTerra2;lol -254111;1348663313;DeaDTerra2;I am several DeaDTerras -254110;1348663317;DeaDTerra2;this is stupid xD -254109;1348663350;DeaDTerra2;any update on Pirate and SEC? -254108;1348663512;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00044037 = 0.7046 BTC [+] -254107;1348663690;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254106;1348663734;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.455 BTC [-] -254105;1348663788;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254104;1348663813;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -254103;1348663872;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254102;1348663911;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -254101;1348664086;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.399 = 1.197 BTC [+] -254100;1348664777;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.2999 BTC [-] -254099;1348665030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21603 @ 0.00036121 = 7.8032 BTC [+] -254098;1348666494;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.06180001 BTC [-] -254097;1348666496;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 2 @ 0.0618 = 0.1236 BTC [-] -254096;1348666497;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.06175 = 0.1853 BTC [-] -254095;1348666498;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 88 @ 0.0617 = 5.4296 BTC [-] -254094;1348666499;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 5 @ 0.0615 = 0.3075 BTC [-] -254093;1348666500;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [-] -254092;1348666502;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.05898997 = 0.177 BTC [-] -254091;1348666538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8397 @ 0.00035933 = 3.0173 BTC [-] -254090;1348666630;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.05898998 = 0.118 BTC [+] -254089;1348666640;jurov;morning -254088;1348666790;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 4 @ 0.8595 = 3.438 BTC [-] -254087;1348666791;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 13 @ 0.86 = 11.18 BTC [+] -254086;1348666837;chmod755;o/ jurov -254085;1348666915;coingenuity;!pl chmod755 -254084;1348666916;assbot;!pl [@] [] -254083;1348666921;coingenuity;hehe -254082;1348666980;chmod755;!crash market -254081;1348666995;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.14899899 BTC [+] -254080;1348666996;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 4 @ 0.148999 = 0.596 BTC [+] -254079;1348667001;coingenuity;dafuk is bakewell -254078;1348667002;chmod755;wtf is bakewell? -254077;1348667004;chmod755;lol -254076;1348667769;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.09000001 BTC [-] -254075;1348667771;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -254074;1348667772;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 8 @ 0.08 = 0.64 BTC [-] -254073;1348667772;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -254072;1348667809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2820 @ 0.00036175 = 1.0201 BTC [+] -254071;1348668012;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.05898997 = 0.118 BTC [-] -254070;1348668014;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.05898998 = 0.177 BTC [+] -254069;1348668015;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.05898999 = 0.4129 BTC [+] -254068;1348668155;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.116599 BTC [-] -254067;1348668425;jurov;~commercial break~ -254066;1348668432;jurov;coinbr.com - your first chance to do MPEx business in realtime with nice interface & reasonable fees. Ask me for invitation. -254065;1348669302;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.56 = 2.8 BTC [-] -254064;1348669315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29061 @ 0.00036175 = 10.5128 BTC [+] -254063;1348669316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17046 @ 0.00036294 = 6.1867 BTC [+] -254062;1348669331;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 20 @ 0.550001 = 11 BTC [-] -254061;1348669412;DeaDTerra2;;;sen nefario -254060;1348669413;gribble;Error: "sen" is not a valid command. -254059;1348669416;DeaDTerra2;;;seen nefario -254058;1348669416;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 15 hours, 23 minutes, and 43 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -254057;1348669421;DeaDTerra2;;;seen nefario1 -254056;1348669421;gribble;nefario1 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 0 days, 11 hours, 45 minutes, and 7 seconds ago: the sky is falling -254055;1348669790;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05898999 BTC [+] -254054;1348670221;chmod755;;;later crash GLBSE:BFLS.RIG -254053;1348670222;gribble;Error: The "Later" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "crash" in it. Try "list Later" to see the commands in the "Later" plugin. -254052;1348670821;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4200 @ 0.00044036 = 1.8495 BTC [-] -254051;1348670822;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 694 @ 0.00044036 = 0.3056 BTC [-] -254050;1348671258;kakobrekla;mornin. -254049;1348672333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 951 @ 0.00036294 = 0.3452 BTC [+] -254048;1348672453;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254047;1348672478;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.43 BTC [-] -254046;1348672526;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -254045;1348672563;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [-] -254044;1348672565;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4106 BTC [-] -254043;1348672646;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.4999 = 0.9998 BTC [+] -254042;1348672694;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4106 BTC [-] -254041;1348672695;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4104 BTC [-] -254040;1348673034;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.12499999 BTC [+] -254039;1348673057;assbot;[GLBSE] [TICKER] 64 @ 0.35 = 22.4 BTC [-] -254038;1348673090;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [+] -254037;1348673100;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I dunno, I think usagi has been under enough stress lately -254036;1348673918;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.9578 = 1.9156 BTC [-] -254035;1348673920;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.958 = 1.916 BTC [+] -254034;1348673970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00036031 = 4.2877 BTC [-] -254033;1348675327;Diablo-D3;probabl -254032;1348675338;Diablo-D3;I mean, I cant say Im too happy either -254031;1348675360;Diablo-D3;I got shit from usagi, usagi got shit from me, we both got shit from nefario, goat had a shit orgy going on at his place, etc -254030;1348675369;Diablo-D3;and theymos is selling out his share of glbse -254029;1348675457;Diablo-D3;and some of the shit sort of washed over the side of the bowl into obsi's stall -254028;1348675464;Diablo-D3;a tidal shitwave -254027;1348675559;kakobrekla;so much shit all over the place -254026;1348675560;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2700 @ 0.00044037 = 1.189 BTC [+] -254025;1348675561;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1654 @ 0.00044037 = 0.7284 BTC [+] -254024;1348675571;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: oh no no -254023;1348675575;Diablo-D3;that even gets better -254022;1348675583;Diablo-D3;someone called in the SEC hazmat suited clean up team -254021;1348675615;Diablo-D3;and they're spreading the shit alllllllll over the place, like some flash mob reenactment of 2 girls 1 cup -254020;1348675646;asa1024;lol flash mob of 2 girls 1 cuo -254019;1348675647;asa1024; -254018;1348675653;asa1024;cup* -254017;1348675716;Diablo-D3;yes, we even named the hemorrhoid, its called Earth. -254016;1348675780;Diablo-D3;how many bitcoiners does it take to screw in a lightbulb -254015;1348675809;Diablo-D3;1 to hold up the lightbulb, 12 to invest into a cambodian sharecropping initiative. -254014;1348675872;kakobrekla;lol Diablo-D3 -254013;1348675895;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: :D -254012;1348675941;guruvan-;EskimoBob: GLWT -254011;1348676024;gigavps;who needs what? -254010;1348676068;gigavps;i think usagi and EskimoBob need to kiss and be friends again -254009;1348676112;gigavps;anyone seen Goat on recently? -254008;1348676130;gigavps;EskimoBob you call everyone a scammer -254007;1348676146;Diablo-D3;gigavps: goat probably just gave up -254006;1348676167;gigavps;Diablo-D3 that would not be good -254005;1348676186;guruvan-;so does usagi these days ;) -254004;1348676216;gigavps;i hope so -254003;1348676233;guruvan-;goat undoutedly went off to chill and wait for nefario to chill -254002;1348676298;guruvan-;pics or it didn't happen -254001;1348676347;gigavps;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWF86D_UNxc -254000;1348676351;guruvan-;not here. not my problem -253999;1348676354;guruvan-;:D -253998;1348676420;gigavps;elmo dancing on the moon is the best -253997;1348676858;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 16 @ 0.07010001 = 1.1216 BTC [+] -253996;1348676859;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.0701 = 0.3505 BTC [-] -253995;1348676917;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 2 @ 0.09899 = 0.198 BTC [-] -253994;1348676939;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 48 @ 0.099 = 4.752 BTC [+] -253993;1348677001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 275 @ 0.00317703 = 0.8737 BTC [+] -253992;1348677003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00319246 = 1.4366 BTC [+] -253991;1348677004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 130 @ 0.00320487 = 0.4166 BTC [+] -253990;1348677005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00320744 = 1.4433 BTC [+] -253989;1348677007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 200 @ 0.00320948 = 0.6419 BTC [+] -253988;1348677008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 50 @ 0.00322563 = 0.1613 BTC [+] -253987;1348677009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 500 @ 0.00323503 = 1.6175 BTC [+] -253986;1348677517;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.05898999 = 0.8259 BTC [+] -253985;1348677576;gigavps;hello Chaang-Noi -253984;1348677589;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.05898999 = 0.118 BTC [+] -253983;1348677591;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 21 @ 0.05899 = 1.2388 BTC [+] -253982;1348677591;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 47 @ 0.05899999 = 2.773 BTC [+] -253981;1348677597;Chaang-Noi;hi giga -253980;1348677614;gigavps;hows it going? -253979;1348677622;Chaang-Noi;not bad, yourself? -253978;1348677632;gigavps;very well, thanks for asking -253977;1348677644;Chaang-Noi;:) -253976;1348677667;gigavps;i wanted to ask you about your delisting and the next steps you are taking -253975;1348677754;Chaang-Noi;at this time i think Nefario will relist it. -253974;1348677771;gigavps;o wow, that is great news -253973;1348677773;Chaang-Noi;if he wont i think he will get a scammers tag and that will kill glbse. -253972;1348677798;gigavps;why do you think he will get the scammer tag? -253971;1348677827;Chaang-Noi;if nefario does not list it its pretty much dead in the water unless we find a way to trust a transfur. -253970;1348677879;Chaang-Noi;nefario is sadly not doing a whole lot of things in a good way and he is being investiagted for a scammers tag on a differnt number of things. because of this i think he will just make things normal again. -253969;1348677908;Chaang-Noi;the glbse code system is not really a valid way to move assets off the exchange -253968;1348677919;Chaang-Noi;there are trust issues here, esp if people try to use the code more than once. -253967;1348677969;Chaang-Noi;it will be honestly pretty hard to deal with the assets if nefario will not cooperate -253966;1348678044;Chaang-Noi;in any event i will keep all the coin and dividends and make good once nefario relists or we find a differnt workable option -253965;1348678068;Chaang-Noi;lol, not even here... -253964;1348678436;Chaang-Noi;:) -253963;1348678522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10803 @ 0.00036031 = 3.8924 BTC [-] -253962;1348678523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6197 @ 0.00035986 = 2.2301 BTC [-] -253961;1348679502;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.115689 BTC [-] -253960;1348679583;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.115689 BTC [-] -253959;1348679922;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 1 @ 0.0777 BTC [+] -253958;1348680054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5803 @ 0.00035986 = 2.0883 BTC [-] -253957;1348680056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35826 @ 0.00035876 = 12.8529 BTC [-] -253956;1348680057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23736 @ 0.00035845 = 8.5082 BTC [-] -253955;1348680573;jcpham;LKSPLHJFRNODAAEXAEDJYRJBJWRUMKDP -253954;1348680582;jcpham;here's my claim code goat -253953;1348680586;jcpham;hook it up dude -253952;1348680775;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [-] -253951;1348680834;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 7 @ 0.98 = 6.86 BTC [-] -253950;1348680923;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [-] -253949;1348680924;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -253948;1348680925;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.2202 BTC [-] -253947;1348680926;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.22000001 = 1.54 BTC [-] -253946;1348680928;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.22 = 2.2 BTC [-] -253945;1348680929;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.21357 BTC [-] -253944;1348680930;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.21337 = 1.9203 BTC [-] -253943;1348680934;Bugpowder;ouch -253942;1348680949;Bugpowder;Glad I got out of that at .6 -253941;1348681219;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.35833999 = 1.075 BTC [+] -253940;1348681221;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.35834 BTC [+] -253939;1348681222;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.35855 BTC [+] -253938;1348681222;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.35876 BTC [+] -253937;1348681224;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.35897 BTC [+] -253936;1348681225;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.35918 BTC [+] -253935;1348681226;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.35939 BTC [+] -253934;1348681227;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3596 BTC [+] -253933;1348681418;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.63479999 BTC [-] -253932;1348681420;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6348 BTC [+] -253931;1348681421;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.635 = 2.54 BTC [+] -253930;1348681564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26057 @ 0.00035845 = 9.3401 BTC [-] -253929;1348681566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16927 @ 0.00035819 = 6.0631 BTC [-] -253928;1348681566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19216 @ 0.00035816 = 6.8824 BTC [-] -253927;1348681894;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.57009999 BTC [+] -253926;1348683079;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1046 @ 0.00044037 = 0.4606 BTC [+] -253925;1348683083;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4354 @ 0.00044037 = 1.9174 BTC [+] -253924;1348683231;Bugpowder;why? -253923;1348683264;Bugpowder;demand from? -253922;1348683721;Diablo-D3;usagi: nefario finally emailed me and said my account is unlocked -253921;1348683722;Diablo-D3;so -253920;1348683726;Lucidize;oh guys please ignore each other =( -253919;1348683752;Diablo-D3;Im going to bed -253918;1348683753;Diablo-D3;night all -253917;1348684079;kakobrekla;Its that time of the day again. -253916;1348684210;rdponticelli;Allways it's that time of the day... -253915;1348684221;rdponticelli;This is getting tiresome already -253914;1348684352;DeaDTerra2;Anyne know a guy that goes under the forum name "theboss" can this guy be trusted? -253913;1348684843;DeaDTerra2;what's going on now :P -253912;1348684918;rdponticelli;More drama -253911;1348685145;DeaDTerra2;... Dramacoin -253910;1348685169;DeaDTerra2;The whole SEC thing though, that's the scary part. -253909;1348685179;DeaDTerra2;it will be interesting to see what will happen to GLBSE and all the issuers on GLBSE -253908;1348685699;PsychoticBoy;How is life in ponziland -253907;1348685753;rdponticelli;Now with the SEC, is when it turns into scarycoin -253906;1348685759;PsychoticBoy;due to SEC issuers as goat can get a heavy life -253905;1348685769;PsychoticBoy;:D -253904;1348685781;PsychoticBoy;all the fake issuers though -253903;1348685945;PsychoticBoy;NO more ponziland on glbse -253902;1348686138;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1200 @ 0.00044037 = 0.5284 BTC [+] -253901;1348686148;toffoo;knowing the SEC, btc will be at $132 in 2015 before they get around to doing anything -253900;1348686190;PsychoticBoy;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aht9hcDFyVw -253899;1348686251;PsychoticBoy;and now the end is near, and so I face the final....... -253898;1348686872;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.60020001 BTC [-] -253897;1348687018;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 5 @ 0.03499999 = 0.175 BTC [+] -253896;1348687020;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 6 @ 0.03598 = 0.2159 BTC [+] -253895;1348687022;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.61989999 BTC [+] -253894;1348687062;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 15 @ 0.98 = 14.7 BTC [-] -253893;1348687064;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 50 @ 0.99 = 49.5 BTC [+] -253892;1348687184;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.21357001 = 0.4271 BTC [+] -253891;1348687186;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.21357 = 1.7086 BTC [-] -253890;1348687187;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.2134 BTC [-] -253889;1348687188;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.21337 = 0.8535 BTC [-] -253888;1348687238;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 33 @ 0.05899999 = 1.947 BTC [+] -253887;1348687422;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.0159 = 0.795 BTC [+] -253886;1348687424;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 20 @ 0.016 = 0.32 BTC [+] -253885;1348687535;vampireb;usagi need a time off from bitcointalk -253884;1348687571;vampireb;huh? -253883;1348687600;vampireb;and your point is? -253882;1348687606;vampireb;can you even get one out? -253881;1348687619;vampireb;except using foul language -253880;1348687642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24470 @ 0.00035939 = 8.7943 BTC [+] -253879;1348687644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32930 @ 0.00036069 = 11.8775 BTC [+] -253878;1348687688;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.11557 = 1.2713 BTC [-] -253877;1348687928;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.6199 = 3.7194 BTC [+] -253876;1348688053;vampireb;so tell me why does your book states that you're Oliver? You confirmed in a forum post that it was your name? Are you roleplaying a female? -253875;1348688110;copumpkin;Rally? Did someone say RALLY?!?! -253874;1348688114;copumpkin;YAY I'M RICH -253873;1348688141;vampireb;Quote from usagi: "I wrote several books, including highschool textbooks and some free books on Go on the internet using my real name." -253872;1348688171;vampireb;So are you transgendered? -253871;1348688217;copumpkin;I don't really see why usagi's gender is relevant to anything -253870;1348688267;vampireb;Who was following you for 15 years? -253869;1348688305;copumpkin;EskimoBob: lapsang souchong, I hope -253868;1348688411;kuzetsa;;;sell 1 "kick in the taint" @ -0.02 BTC I'll kick someone in the taint and/or add my two bitcents. Just whatever this is fake. -253867;1348688412;gribble;Order id 10369 created. -253866;1348688828;vampireb;do you vote with shares that belong to you? -253865;1348688911;vampireb;Do you make this information public, i.e. how many shares of BMF you own? -253864;1348689010;copumpkin;it's very uncommon for administration to vote with shares they own -253863;1348689019;copumpkin;if a company repurchases shares, they explicitly lose their voting rights -253862;1348689072;copumpkin;then it should be disclosed that the voting process that it's meaningless -253861;1348689157;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 529 @ 0.00044037 = 0.233 BTC [+] -253860;1348689406;mircea_popescu;coingenuity bakewell is some guy on the forums. runs some fund on glbse -253859;1348689417;vampireb;800 shares is 8%? If 10,000 were issued -253858;1348689511;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11557 = 0.2311 BTC [-] -253857;1348689545;vampireb;Ok, thanks. -253856;1348689567;copumpkin;oh shit, vampireb's gonna suck all of usagi's blood -253855;1348689651;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -253854;1348689652;gribble;Best bid: 12.17704, Best ask: 12.207, Bid-ask spread: 0.02996, Last trade: 12.207, 24 hour volume: 18558, 24 hour low: 12.02, 24 hour high: 12.22909 -253853;1348689940;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11557 BTC [-] -253852;1348690163;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.60030001 = 2.4012 BTC [-] -253851;1348690186;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1101 = 3.9636 BTC [-] -253850;1348690188;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 85 @ 0.11 = 9.35 BTC [-] -253849;1348690189;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1076 = 0.2152 BTC [-] -253848;1348690190;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1075 = 0.215 BTC [-] -253847;1348690192;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.107 = 0.214 BTC [-] -253846;1348690192;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10640101 = 0.2128 BTC [-] -253845;1348690193;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 21 @ 0.106301 = 2.2323 BTC [-] -253844;1348690194;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.1063 = 1.2756 BTC [-] -253843;1348690195;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.10501 = 1.4701 BTC [-] -253842;1348690197;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.10470648 = 0.8377 BTC [-] -253841;1348690198;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.10400092 = 2.6 BTC [-] -253840;1348690199;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.10399991 = 5.2 BTC [-] -253839;1348690200;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 141 @ 0.1039999 = 14.664 BTC [-] -253838;1348690239;jurov;hi mircea, brokerage is finally online for betatest (see topic) -253837;1348690412;mircea_popescu;yeee -253836;1348690418;mircea_popescu;i dropped the url a few places. -253835;1348690523;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1099 = 0.2198 BTC [+] -253834;1348690619;jurov;good, i got few ppl already -253833;1348690668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.0003588 = 3.6956 BTC [-] -253832;1348691165;FabianB;jurov: cool, can i have an invitation code? -253831;1348691366;vampireb;yuck -253830;1348691377;vampireb;the forum is enough -253829;1348691869;rdponticelli;join #bitcoin-drama -253828;1348691906;rdponticelli;There it is, enjoy -253827;1348692010;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 12 @ 0.009939 = 0.1193 BTC [+] -253826;1348692062;jcpham;the forum is garbage and you both effectively prove it by doing this publicly -253825;1348692065;jcpham;just a little hint -253824;1348692080;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 7 @ 0.00996 = 0.0697 BTC [+] -253823;1348692114;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6002 BTC [-] -253822;1348692128;mircea_popescu;jcpham are they still at it ? -253821;1348692138;jcpham;apparently -253820;1348692149;rdponticelli;Now you can choose, guys, do you want to follow this on #bitcoin-drama or #bitcoin-tragedy -253819;1348692154;rdponticelli;It's up to you :) -253818;1348692156;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.60000001 BTC [-] -253817;1348692157;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -253816;1348692159;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -253815;1348692160;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.5901 = 4.1307 BTC [-] -253814;1348692167;jcpham;reminds me of TMZ -253813;1348692168;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.054 = 0.162 BTC [+] -253812;1348692174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24670 @ 0.00036069 = 8.8982 BTC [+] -253811;1348692176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32231 @ 0.00036145 = 11.6499 BTC [+] -253810;1348692182;vampireb;i think they just should fuck each other irl instead of using fuck in every other sentence -253809;1348692220;mircea_popescu;maybe they don;t have strap-ons in their country. -253808;1348692246;vampireb;a new GLBSE business idea? -253807;1348692271;jcpham;bitdildos is sexy idea -253806;1348692283;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5901 BTC [-] -253805;1348692285;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -253804;1348692286;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -253803;1348692287;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -253802;1348692288;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5682 BTC [-] -253801;1348692327;rdponticelli;NEXTCLUSTERFUCK is a guaranteed... -253800;1348692348;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.568 = 2.272 BTC [-] -253799;1348692414;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.099 BTC [-] -253798;1348692468;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 670 @ 0.0033994 = 2.2776 BTC [+] -253797;1348692898;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 885 @ 0.07371346 = 65.2364 BTC [-] -253796;1348693007;copumpkin;sweet -253795;1348693013;copumpkin;enjoy the smoky bacony goodness -253794;1348693015;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P070T] 10 @ 0.03016632 = 0.3017 BTC [+] -253793;1348693017;copumpkin;I might make myself some now -253792;1348693046;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P060T] 10 @ 0.02374832 = 0.2375 BTC [-] -253791;1348693051;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P050T] 10 @ 0.02300619 = 0.2301 BTC [-] -253790;1348693356;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 59 @ 0.1039999 = 6.136 BTC [-] -253789;1348693357;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [-] -253788;1348693359;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 45 @ 0.102 = 4.59 BTC [-] -253787;1348693360;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1011 = 0.3033 BTC [-] -253786;1348693361;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.10000001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -253785;1348693362;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [-] -253784;1348693363;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 47 @ 0.1 = 4.7 BTC [-] -253783;1348693730;Obsi;I need anyone with OBSI.ABMO shares to contact me today. -253782;1348693786;Obsi;This is a chance to sell them to me at 0.1 BTC before I finish the liquidation and buyback at ~0.09xxx -253781;1348693870;mircea_popescu;abmo going away ? -253780;1348693903;Obsi;I'm offering this because DMC got in at ~0.04 DMC is not eligible for this offer -253779;1348693931;Obsi;it's a majority shareholder and is hurting the buyback for the small shareholders that recently bought in at 0.1 -253778;1348694005;mircea_popescu;im not following -253777;1348694045;kuzetsa;... -253776;1348694058;kuzetsa;how on earth do you pay 100% roi weekly? -253775;1348694072;Obsi;secret sauce -253774;1348694097;kuzetsa;[14:13:26] I'm going to open up a new issue... SMV.LEGIT.PI ... dividends will be x3.14159 weekly... [14:13:46] Smoov; what do shares cost? :) -253773;1348694098;kuzetsa;[14:13:56] 3.14159 -253772;1348694115;kuzetsa;the heck? -253771;1348694121;kuzetsa;that makes even less sense -253770;1348694171;Obsi;you gun have a bad tiem -253769;1348694196;kuzetsa;I can't seem to comprehend. there's no way -253768;1348694219;kuzetsa;huh? -253767;1348694256;DeaDTerra2;I have worked on this asset, I pay out 50000% a week. How I do it is a secret and I can't guarantee that I can return your investment. -253766;1348694256;kuzetsa;and here's where someone says "YHBT" -253765;1348694271;Obsi;What time does nefario usually get on IRC? -253764;1348694336;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3596 BTC [+] -253763;1348694404;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05997 BTC [+] -253762;1348694432;Obsi;can you haul a meth lab around? -253761;1348694458;Obsi;I know this guy Walter, might be interested -253760;1348694553;Obsi;yeah sucks having to wait till next summer to see -253759;1348694559;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00044037 = 2.7303 BTC [+] -253758;1348694632;Obsi;trucking industry been bleeding like crazy. 10-15 years it's all be google trucks automated delivery drivers -253757;1348694727;Obsi;good luck with it, needs to be more IRL biz on the exchanges -253756;1348694733;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.06071 = 0.1214 BTC [+] -253755;1348694735;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.06073871 = 0.4859 BTC [+] -253754;1348694832;mircea_popescu;ideally in 10-15 years there's no more trucks -253753;1348694839;mircea_popescu;trains are cheaper, more efficient and take electric -253752;1348694845;Obsi;main issue is the BTC price climbing hurting returns... need an exchange that accepts USD and autoconverts it to BTC on the fly -253751;1348694888;mircea_popescu;As stated elsewhere, GLBSE is not located in the U.S. The SEC can not shut down GLBSE any more than they can shut down the London Stock Exchange. -253750;1348694899;Obsi;I want my Jetson delivery tubes -253749;1348694899;mircea_popescu;did i mention the forums are funnay ? -253748;1348694985;Obsi;not if you're running in USD -253747;1348695027;Obsi;same problem with mining equipment, my singles priced in USD held my OBSI.ABMO NAV down everytime the price climbed -253746;1348695111;Obsi;That's what I'm saying... an exchange linked with BitPay would be ideal for fiat denominated investments -253745;1348695160;Obsi;then you don't even have to deal with the "I coulda held BTC and made 1000% more!" trolls -253744;1348695226;mircea_popescu;Obsi no, you have to deal with the stone silence of "we don't care about your thing, if we wanted to buy dollar stocks we'd use a real broker" -253743;1348695347;Obsi;start a whole supply chain using only BTC -253742;1348695361;Obsi;;;seen Diablo-D3 -253741;1348695361;gribble;Diablo-D3 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 hours, 13 minutes, and 29 seconds ago: night all -253740;1348695390;Obsi;not if you start from the ground up, I could see it being done -253739;1348695406;Obsi;especially with the opensource mining equipment coming on the scene -253738;1348695418;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.09268647 = 92.6865 BTC [+] -253737;1348695458;Obsi;;;seen nefario -253736;1348695458;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 22 hours, 37 minutes, and 48 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -253735;1348695460;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06073871 BTC [+] -253734;1348695617;Obsi;mining, logging, farming all started using only BTC, accepting only BTC payments for their goods, then you build the layers of manufacturing & distribution on top of that -253733;1348695710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00036145 = 5.4218 BTC [+] -253732;1348695786;Obsi;it would be rough, but it would make bitcoin rock solid once it was fleshed out -253731;1348696416;mircea_popescu;guruvan glbse can't make any management changes. the reason they are stuck with the current idiot there is that nobody competent is willing to work for free. -253730;1348696425;mircea_popescu;the 50-100 btc they clear a month doesn't even cover server costs, so... -253729;1348696488;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -253728;1348696489;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -253727;1348697213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00036145 = 1.0844 BTC [+] -253726;1348697303;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [+] -253725;1348697305;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [-] -253724;1348697306;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 500 @ 0.1 = 50 BTC [-] -253723;1348697508;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6197 = 1.2394 BTC [+] -253722;1348698157;DeaDTerra2;Sold of 1000 ASICMINER shares for 0.122 buys them back for 0.1 score :D -253721;1348698168;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 2 @ 0.1499999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -253720;1348698169;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 100 @ 0.15 = 15 BTC [+] -253719;1348698172;Obsi;buying more? -253718;1348698189;DeaDTerra2;might be interested in buying some more later on :P -253717;1348698369;DeaDTerra2;why so? -253716;1348698496;BTC-Mining;My ASICMINER stakes varies between 500 - 2500 -253715;1348698717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00036128 = 5.4915 BTC [-] -253714;1348698733;mircea_popescu;o hey, did everyone hear ? glbse is organising a new bitcoin conference -253713;1348698739;mircea_popescu;this time it's held in new york. -253712;1348698745;mircea_popescu;3 World Financial Center, Suite 400 -253711;1348698780;BTC-Mining;lol -253710;1348698899;Obsi;mircea_popescu: http://bit.ly/TCt3Jw -253709;1348698961;sgornick;> glbse is organising a new bitcoin conference -253708;1348698965;sgornick;That makes three. -253707;1348699010;mircea_popescu;well, at this one they stand a chance of actually having some btc names. -253706;1348699035;sgornick;(three, as in the number of rumors about conferences/bitcoin events to occur in the U.S. over the next year) -253705;1348699069;Obsi;sgornick: he was making a joke. That is the SEC offices -253704;1348699094;mircea_popescu;ty ty. just, obsi's a hater :D -253703;1348699134;Obsi;no, just think time is better spent improving one's own concerns instead of commenting on competitors -253702;1348699166;mircea_popescu;all work and no play... -253701;1348699321;jurov;i'm not for bashing competitors -253700;1348699324;jurov;however, religious admiration for nefario in large part of community is not matched by actual performance -253699;1348699450;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.098 = 0.294 BTC [-] -253698;1348699504;Obsi;they don't think it be like it is, but it do. -253697;1348699662;Luceo;I think this thing with Goat is going to be the first death knell for GLBSE -253696;1348699674;Luceo;Up until now, GLBSE was a fairly free market -253695;1348699678;Luceo;Now it's closing up -253694;1348699723;mircea_popescu;Luceo interestingly enough, diablo's thing was a prologue -253693;1348699797;mod6;did anyone watch his talk at the conference? -253692;1348699800;mod6;http://youtu.be/vmPD_YSQ--k -253691;1348699806;mircea_popescu;mod6 mpoe-pr did -253690;1348699811;mircea_popescu;her job sucks most of the time. -253689;1348699818;mod6;haha -253688;1348699823;mod6;i lul'd a bit -253687;1348700227;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00044037 = 0.7046 BTC [+] -253686;1348700250;BTC-Mining;Anyone has BIB.BVPS/S.BVPS shares? or DMC or Gigamining? -253685;1348700284;mircea_popescu;i have bvps -253684;1348700307;BTC-Mining;Aye, just looking around for a seller -253683;1348700335;mircea_popescu;o thought you wanted to short lol -253682;1348700354;mircea_popescu;makes more sense to put bids in if you want to buy neh ? -253681;1348700374;BTC-Mining;I do but there's not many sell offer and they're all pretty high -253680;1348700421;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 11 @ 0.3601 = 3.9611 BTC [-] -253679;1348700423;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.36 = 2.16 BTC [-] -253678;1348700480;jurov;at mpex? or else? -253677;1348700506;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well if you have good volume maybe you move mkt. many ppl don't sell / buy on glbse cayse low volumes on book -253676;1348700509;Luceo;Hey usagi, I've attracted my own hater on bitcointalk <3 -253675;1348700530;Luceo;Now I too know what it's like to have my threads stalked by a raving hysterical idiot -253674;1348700566;Luceo;usagi: Nah this guy's had an issue with me for a while -253673;1348700672;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.07002001 BTC [-] -253672;1348700674;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.07002 = 0.14 BTC [-] -253671;1348700675;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 8 @ 0.07 = 0.56 BTC [-] -253670;1348700676;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.06602 = 0.132 BTC [-] -253669;1348700678;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.06102 BTC [-] -253668;1348700679;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.06002 BTC [-] -253667;1348700679;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 5 @ 0.06 = 0.3 BTC [-] -253666;1348700680;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.05002 BTC [-] -253665;1348700698;mircea_popescu;Luceo who ? -253664;1348700947;BTC-Mining;Well to anyone willing to sell BVPS shares, I'm offering 0.0031 a piece -253663;1348701006;Luceo;mircea_popescu: gweedo -253662;1348701025;mircea_popescu;never heard o' him -253661;1348701032;Luceo;usagi: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112445.0 -253660;1348701131;Luceo;mircea_popescu: He's pretty stupid :P -253659;1348701143;Luceo;Doesn't even read the post he's trolling -253658;1348701144;mircea_popescu;my loss then :p -253657;1348701266;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.06073871 = 0.6074 BTC [+] -253656;1348701277;jurov;BTC-Mining, why not just put order at mpex directly? -253655;1348701357;mircea_popescu;i was asking that -253654;1348701366;mircea_popescu;apparently he thinks he can get a better deal otc-ish -253653;1348701761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8781 @ 0.00036145 = 3.1739 BTC [+] -253652;1348701762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31900 @ 0.00036178 = 11.5408 BTC [+] -253651;1348701763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22424 @ 0.00036294 = 8.1386 BTC [+] -253650;1348702056;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 5 @ 0.987799 = 4.939 BTC [+] -253649;1348702057;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 17 @ 0.98779999 = 16.7926 BTC [+] -253648;1348702075;gribble;(rate []) -- Enters a rating for in the amount of . Use optional field to enter any notes you have about this user. must be the user's GPG-registered username, Your previously existing rating, if any, will be overwritten. -253647;1348702089;BTC-Mining;No, I just find that there's few sellers around -253646;1348702115;BTC-Mining;Selling it, so I ask here to see if anyone has any they would be willing to sell. -253645;1348702239;BTC-Mining;;;getrating EskimoBob -253644;1348702240;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User eskimobob, rated since Sat Jun 4 09:35:57 2011. Cumulative rating 1, from 4 total ratings. Received ratings: 3 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=eskimobob -253643;1348702260;BTC-Mining;no problem -253642;1348702328;Luceo;15081 Usagi 43 eskimobob 2012-09-24 18:51:24 -2 broke his word on a contract. untrustworthy and a bit of a jerk. -253641;1348702369;Eisenhower34;;;getrating Eisenhower34 -253640;1348702369;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -253639;1348702372;BTC-Mining;Yeah, but didn't he pay you for your silence? -253638;1348702372;Luceo;Not really, you sold your silence and than didn't keep to it -253637;1348702384;Luceo;I think it's pretty sad that you cant keep a bargain -253636;1348702395;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.06073871 = 0.6074 BTC [+] -253635;1348702396;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06073872 BTC [+] -253634;1348702398;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.06494999 = 1.299 BTC [+] -253633;1348702399;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 26 @ 0.06495 = 1.6887 BTC [+] -253632;1348702400;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.06498 = 1.1696 BTC [+] -253631;1348702409;BTC-Mining;He rates you? -253630;1348702421;Luceo;I've given up on the WOT :P -253629;1348702424;Luceo;Coolio- -50'd me -253628;1348702431;Luceo;for calling him a scammer -253627;1348702444;Luceo;Yes, he is -253626;1348702449;Luceo;But he made 5 sock puppets -253625;1348702453;Luceo;and -10'd me on each one -253624;1348702461;Luceo;;;getrating Luceo -253623;1348702461;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask Luceo!~Luc3o@gateway/tor-sasl/luceo . User Luceo, rated since Tue Jun 12 11:09:09 2012. Cumulative rating 24, from 50 total ratings. Received ratings: 44 positive, 6 negative. Sent ratings: 52 positive, 5 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Luceo -253622;1348702489;Luceo;11808 Coolio- 17 Luceo 2012-09-25 21:00:09 -10 -253621;1348702490;Luceo;15217 noulol 10 Luceo 2012-09-25 20:56:26 -10 should mind his own fucking business -253620;1348702491;Luceo;15223 [nin] -6 Luceo 2012-09-25 20:58:22 -10 should mind his own fucking business -253619;1348702493;Luceo;15230 BrutusRex -10 Luceo 2012-09-25 20:59:19 -10 should mind his own fucking business -253618;1348702496;Luceo;15239 wolf13 -10 Luceo 2012-09-25 21:02:19 -10 should mind his own fucking business -253617;1348702498;Luceo;usagi: No, doesn't look like it -253616;1348702505;BTC-Mining;That's completly abusive... -253615;1348702542;Luceo;;;rate noulol -10 Coolio- sockpuppet -253614;1348702543;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user noulol has been recorded. -253613;1348702552;mircea_popescu;whos that ? -253612;1348702558;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.06498 = 0.3249 BTC [+] -253611;1348702562;Luceo;;;rate [nin] -10 Coolio- sockpuppet -253610;1348702562;gribble;Error: "nin" is not a valid command. -253609;1348702583;Luceo;;;rate BrutusRex -10 Coolio- sockpuppet -253608;1348702584;Obsi;"[nin]" maybe -253607;1348702584;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user BrutusRex has been recorded. -253606;1348702596;BTC-Mining;use ;;rate "[nin]" -10 Coolio- sockpuppet -253605;1348702599;Luceo;;;rate wolf13 -10 Coolio- sockpuppet -253604;1348702600;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user wolf13 has been recorded. -253603;1348702617;Luceo;;;rate "[nin]" -10 Coolio- sockpuppet -253602;1348702618;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user [nin] has been recorded. -253601;1348702633;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.4075997 = 3.6684 BTC [+] -253600;1348702637;Luceo;I can only suggest that everyone downrates coolio and his sockie so he cant scam anyone else -253599;1348702645;mircea_popescu;o, more coolio -253598;1348702657;Luceo;Though he will just uprate himself with more sockies -253597;1348702712;Luceo;Code an alternative to gribble WOT -253596;1348702727;Luceo;Which requires both users to confirm a trade, and trade value BEFORE they trade -253595;1348702733;Luceo;And then to rate after they trade -253594;1348702752;Luceo;But gribble WOT is controlled by nanotube, and nanotube doesn't want to change it -253593;1348702821;Luceo;The thing is -253592;1348702831;Luceo;The fact that he downrated me isn't THAT bad -253591;1348702837;Luceo;The fact that he uprated himself +40 -253590;1348702838;rg;i worked on my ratings -253589;1348702839;Luceo;on the other hand -253588;1348702843;Luceo;is going to get people scammed -253587;1348702848;rg;there have been many people who tried to - me -253586;1348702856;rg;but sometimes you have to suck it up and do what sbest for your rating -253585;1348702899;Luceo;rg: What's best for my rating is a moderator removing the -50 coolio has put on it :) -253584;1348702901;Luceo;Wont happen though -253583;1348702912;rg;nanotube doesnt modify ratings -253582;1348702913;rg;ever -253581;1348702913;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 0.795 BTC [-] -253580;1348702914;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -253579;1348702915;Luceo;Neither will anyone remove the +40 he's given himself -253578;1348702917;rg;that's why the system works -253577;1348702924;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.40000001 BTC [-] -253576;1348702924;rg;well -253575;1348702925;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -253574;1348702927;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 7 @ 0.36 = 2.52 BTC [-] -253573;1348702931;rg;its a bad situation -253572;1348702939;Ignatius-otc;the system works? wow... -253571;1348702940;rg;he will probably get banned soon -253570;1348702950;rg;and the ratings will stioll be there -253569;1348702957;Luceo;Yeah, I dont consider something where you can rate yourself 'working' :P -253568;1348702958;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc ofcourse -253567;1348702971;rg;Luceo, its not rating yourself -253566;1348702972;mircea_popescu;Luceo don't think in numeric terms. the links matter more. -253565;1348702974;copumpkin;this is why you use gettrust and not getrating -253564;1348702976;Luceo;or -50 someone from a bunch of socks -253563;1348702979;rg;its creating multiple identities to rate yoursel -253562;1348702981;mircea_popescu;nobody cares someone has 1590809568 ratings from unknown people -253561;1348702987;copumpkin;there's nothing you can do to stop false identities -253560;1348703018;gribble;Trust relationship from user usagi to user luceo: Level 1: 5, Level 2: 4 via 3 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=usagi&dest=luceo -253559;1348703029;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 7 @ 0.4074997 = 2.8525 BTC [-] -253558;1348703045;Ignatius-otc;I agree most people look at the rating themselves and the raters, as copumpkin said gettrust is awesome. but to then forget that anyone can become well rated then decide to scam big time is silly, and it isnt a working system of trust -253557;1348703064;Ignatius-otc;;;getrating pirateat40 -253556;1348703064;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User pirateat40, rated since Mon Aug 1 14:18:45 2011. Cumulative rating -46, from 92 total ratings. Received ratings: 61 positive, 31 negative. Sent ratings: 65 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40 -253555;1348703099;copumpkin;Ignatius-otc: what do you propose? -253554;1348703100;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.4074997 = 1.63 BTC [-] -253553;1348703128;Ignatius-otc;I have no better ideas copumkin, dont misunderstand. I appreciate the wot and for me so far it has gone well, no scams -253552;1348703148;Ignatius-otc;but if we promote is an infallible thats a huge stretch -253551;1348703162;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 3 @ 0.32001 = 0.96 BTC [-] -253550;1348703163;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 10 @ 0.32 = 3.2 BTC [-] -253549;1348703171;Luceo;mircea_popescu: The links would matter more IF people used gettrust instead of getrating -253548;1348703186;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-bot its not "infallible". its just a tool. -253547;1348703198;mircea_popescu;Luceo people do. -253546;1348703228;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Very few, I rarely get 'gettrust'ed -253545;1348703231;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.06498 = 0.3899 BTC [+] -253544;1348703247;Ignatius-otc;;;gettrust luceo -253543;1348703248;gribble;Trust relationship from user Ignatius-otc to user luceo: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 4 via 4 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=Ignatius-otc&dest=luceo -253542;1348703250;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.56831 = 1.7049 BTC [-] -253541;1348703252;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5683 BTC [-] -253540;1348703253;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.568 = 1.136 BTC [-] -253539;1348703253;mircea_popescu;Luceo you know it works in pms with gribble too -253538;1348703256;mircea_popescu;you wouldn't necessarily know. -253537;1348703263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5295 @ 0.00036379 = 1.9263 BTC [+] -253536;1348703374;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Well they usually getrating in public :P -253535;1348703391;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.367 = 0.734 BTC [-] -253534;1348703392;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.3508 = 0.7016 BTC [-] -253533;1348703393;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 11 @ 0.35061 = 3.8567 BTC [-] -253532;1348703394;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.35051 = 0.701 BTC [-] -253531;1348703395;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.3505 = 0.701 BTC [-] -253530;1348703397;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.3502 = 1.4008 BTC [-] -253529;1348703398;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.31911999 BTC [-] -253528;1348703401;mircea_popescu;i usually check in the web interface when i do -253527;1348703412;mircea_popescu;there's many avenues -253526;1348703417;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3023 BTC [-] -253525;1348703418;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.30200001 BTC [-] -253524;1348703420;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.302 BTC [-] -253523;1348703421;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3017 BTC [-] -253522;1348703423;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 13 @ 0.3016 = 3.9208 BTC [-] -253521;1348703424;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.3015 = 3.015 BTC [-] -253520;1348703425;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.301 BTC [-] -253519;1348703429;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.40989999 BTC [+] -253518;1348703430;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.4099 = 0.8198 BTC [+] -253517;1348703432;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.41 = 3.69 BTC [+] -253516;1348703479;gribble;You rated user eskimobob on Mon Sep 24 11:51:24 2012, giving him a rating of -2, and supplied these additional notes: broke his word on a contract. untrustworthy and a bit of a jerk.. -253515;1348703491;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.41 = 1.23 BTC [+] -253514;1348703492;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [+] -253513;1348703494;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.44 = 0.88 BTC [+] -253512;1348703530;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [+] -253511;1348703544;jurov;;;rate FabianB 1 "bravest brokerage betatester" -253510;1348703545;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user FabianB has been recorded. -253509;1348703557;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user EskimoBob has changed from -2 to -4. -253508;1348703560;assbot;[GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.000125 BTC [+] -253507;1348703611;FabianB;heh, thanks jurov, coinbr looks great so far -253506;1348703621;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user EskimoBob has changed from -4 to -4. -253505;1348703622;FabianB;will continue testing over next days -253504;1348703657;jurov;s/testing/trading/ :) -253503;1348703704;FabianB;testing coinbr by trading :) -253502;1348703776;Luceo;;;unrate EskimoBob -253501;1348703777;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for EskimoBob. -253500;1348703856;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob lend me a bitcoin. -253499;1348703874;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.56700001 = 2.835 BTC [-] -253498;1348703876;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 2 @ 0.06 = 0.12 BTC [-] -253497;1348703877;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 4 @ 0.0585 = 0.234 BTC [-] -253496;1348703878;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.057 = 0.171 BTC [-] -253495;1348703958;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: why? -253494;1348703966;Lyspooner;is there a BFL type asset on the market? -253493;1348703997;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob mostly cause i don't appreciate the bs wot abuse going on. -253492;1348703998;EskimoBob;Luceo: thank you for showing me that your rating is meaningless -253491;1348704003;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.44 = 1.76 BTC [+] -253490;1348704004;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -253489;1348704026;mircea_popescu;19gYdzkfeBiaUseTZVpga9F81fz1Si2Wez -253488;1348704038;EskimoBob;wtf are you talking about mircea_popescu? -253487;1348704049;EskimoBob;go fuck yourself. You are good at it -253486;1348704053;vampireb;;;getrating EskimoBob -253485;1348704054;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User eskimobob, rated since Sat Jun 4 09:35:57 2011. Cumulative rating -2, from 3 total ratings. Received ratings: 2 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=eskimobob -253484;1348704059;Luceo;EskimoBob: My rating said that you successfully traded with usagi, I can't hold that rating can I? -253483;1348704064;EskimoBob;dude, I take you off the ignore and this is what you come up with -253482;1348704069;mircea_popescu;dude's not very bright is he. i take him off ignore to help him out. sigh. -253481;1348704090;Luceo;mircea_popescu: I'm not abusing the bot :( -253480;1348704098;mircea_popescu;wasn't talking about you. -253479;1348704106;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -253478;1348704134;Luceo;EskimoBob: Yes, did he get the other service which you sold him? -253477;1348704156;Luceo;EskimoBob: If you buy a server and a domain from me, and I deliver only the server, have I successfully traded with you or not? -253476;1348704209;Luceo;I said already yes -253475;1348704291;Luceo;.... -253474;1348704306;Luceo;For the THIRD time -253473;1348704308;Luceo;Yes -253472;1348704337;Luceo;Yes -253471;1348704366;Luceo;Wait -253470;1348704375;Luceo;You didn't send coin. You received coin. -253469;1348704384;Luceo;I read that as 'for me' -253468;1348704388;Luceo;Not 'from me' -253467;1348704413;Luceo;No, there were no excuses. The coin and shares transferred flawlessly. -253466;1348704437;Luceo;But that wasn't the whole contract, was it? -253465;1348704452;Lyspooner;yes or no -253464;1348704464;Luceo;usagi didn't just offer to buy shares at 50% above their trade value for no reason -253463;1348704492;Luceo;A lot of people witnessed the implied contract -253462;1348704503;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner im sory, you got drowned in the drama -253461;1348704505;Luceo;No, you didn't. He repeatedly added that the deal was you had to stfu -253460;1348704505;mircea_popescu;what was the q ? -253459;1348704521;Lyspooner;oh no, nothing, this is fun -253458;1348704534;mircea_popescu;lol another lost soul -253457;1348704571;Luceo;You said that AFTER the trade finished -253456;1348704694;Luceo;My perception isn't particularly important, Maged has ruled that you need to refund the difference -253455;1348704700;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 15 @ 0.567 = 8.505 BTC [-] -253454;1348704809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4605 @ 0.00036131 = 1.6638 BTC [-] -253453;1348704809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19722 @ 0.00036398 = 7.1784 BTC [+] -253452;1348704863;midnightmagic;"decide this case"? Is this about a scammer tag? -253451;1348704877;midnightmagic;For you? -253450;1348704879;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.45 = 1.35 BTC [+] -253449;1348704881;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.451 = 1.804 BTC [+] -253448;1348704882;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.45215899 = 3.6173 BTC [+] -253447;1348704882;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 5 @ 0.00994 = 0.0497 BTC [+] -253446;1348704948;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.45215899 BTC [+] -253445;1348704949;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.49178 = 0.9836 BTC [+] -253444;1348705059;Luceo;EskimoBob: lol? Why would I need to be told how to think? You clearly broke the agreement you made -253443;1348705062;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.102112 = 1.0211 BTC [+] -253442;1348705063;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.102111 = 0.2042 BTC [-] -253441;1348705064;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.1011 = 1.4154 BTC [-] -253440;1348705065;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 79 @ 0.1001 = 7.9079 BTC [-] -253439;1348705075;Luceo;I suggest any doubters read the IRC log -253438;1348705092;midnightmagic;EskimoBob: Is there some thread somewhere that I can read without wading through a bunch of crappy garbage and whining? :) -253437;1348705118;midnightmagic;k, thanks EB. -253436;1348705151;midnightmagic;okie doke. -253435;1348705854;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3914 @ 0.0033994 = 13.3053 BTC [+] -253434;1348706134;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -253433;1348706319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00036398 = 1.7835 BTC [+] -253432;1348706397;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1001 BTC [-] -253431;1348706451;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.09999999 = 3.9 BTC [-] -253430;1348706551;dub;in before $14 -253429;1348706627;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -253428;1348706628;gribble;Best bid: 12.41, Best ask: 12.4102, Bid-ask spread: 0.00020, Last trade: 12.41, 24 hour volume: 23283, 24 hour low: 12.02, 24 hour high: 12.4102 -253427;1348706632;mircea_popescu;a ways to go -253426;1348706639;Bugpowder;lol -253425;1348706649;Bugpowder;in at $2.65 -253424;1348706846;dub;I'd much rather see $2.65 than $14 -253423;1348706872;dub;watch for pirate instapayout -253422;1348706881;mircea_popescu;riight -253421;1348706882;Bugpowder;That is going to take some serious legal threats -253420;1348706924;Bugpowder;$2.65, not pirate... -253419;1348706946;dub;why? he buys back in at $2, settles and walks away rich -253418;1348706967;mircea_popescu;right. -253417;1348706976;Bugpowder;Gotta get to $2 first -253416;1348706980;Bugpowder;Not happening again -253415;1348706990;Bugpowder;unless a real crisis hits -253414;1348707009;BTC-Mining;Common... I want 2$ bitcoins... -253413;1348707032;Bugpowder;I don't believe in technical analysis, but damn does the BTC/$ chart look strong. -253412;1348707136;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder true. -253411;1348707160;mircea_popescu;i was expecting soem dip on the sec news. but nope -253410;1348707163;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1036 BTC [+] -253409;1348707174;Bugpowder;Capital flight -253408;1348707183;Bugpowder;The real killer ap -253407;1348707200;Bugpowder;I gotta get more into coins before euro blows up -253406;1348707235;mircea_popescu;prolly -253405;1348707246;mircea_popescu;tho im pretty sure usd blows before eur -253404;1348707250;Bugpowder;lol -253403;1348707252;Bugpowder;no way -253402;1348707259;Bugpowder;reserve currency -253401;1348707267;Bugpowder;usd blows up last -253400;1348707289;Bugpowder;God US Treasuries are going to spike when the shit goes down -253399;1348707292;Bugpowder;Then collapse -253398;1348707294;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.06494993 BTC [+] -253397;1348707325;Bugpowder;Interesting action with TLT... QE3 comes out and TLT just keeps going up -253396;1348707331;Bugpowder;yields way down again -253395;1348707362;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.06494994 = 0.1948 BTC [+] -253394;1348707430;Bugpowder;I've heard 'they can't get lower' so many times... Long bond yields were rock bottom for decades in 30s-50s. -253393;1348707521;BTC-Mining;I definitly need to get more into Bitcoin -253392;1348707536;Bugpowder;what % do you have in coin? -253391;1348707546;mircea_popescu;% fo what ? -253390;1348707553;kakobrekla;fo real. -253389;1348707559;Bugpowder;total net worth -253388;1348707578;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 5 @ 0.00994 = 0.0497 BTC [+] -253387;1348707581;midnightmagic;I mean.. uh.. -253386;1348707601;BTC-Mining;Somewhere around... 146% -253385;1348707615;dub;wat -253384;1348707617;Bugpowder;lol -253383;1348707634;mircea_popescu;eh under 10% -253382;1348707636;BTC-Mining;I have fiat loans turned into BTC =/ -253381;1348707642;Bugpowder;might be time to take some profits BTC-Mining -253380;1348707651;dub;i have nfi but its approaching 0% -253379;1348707665;midnightmagic;.. yeah, that doesn't look much like contract at all. It looks to me like "Here's the deal, i'll buy back iff" then "I send shares, you send coins" "do you agree not to shittalk me?" "yes", then "fuck off". it's wayy too slippery to state with finality. There is no agreed contract, there's interference between the action of the trade and the agreement most germane to the trade. The restatement of terms by EB means you were -253378;1348707671;midnightmagic;both agreeing to totally different contracts. And now you both get to argue with one another until the end of time. -253377;1348707701;Bugpowder;Can we put that 5BTC joke of a discussion in a different channel? -253376;1348707708;BTC-Mining;BTC appreciates much faster than interests on fiat loans... -253375;1348707709;mircea_popescu;++ -253374;1348707724;midnightmagic;the "how many time do you need me to tell you yes" was a restatement of his earlier "yes"es which were his own idea of the contract. -253373;1348707726;BTC-Mining;Not only that, but you can make good returns trading in BTC on top of it. -253372;1348707736;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 20 @ 0.03266244 = 0.6532 BTC [-] -253371;1348707742;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 20 @ 0.50999 = 10.1998 BTC [+] -253370;1348707763;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1089 = 0.2178 BTC [+] -253369;1348707765;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10999999 = 0.22 BTC [+] -253368;1348707766;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.11 = 11 BTC [+] -253367;1348707769;Bugpowder;All these finance assholes chasing yield... None of them buying bitcoins. Seems like a no brainer. -253366;1348707771;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it;'s just not very prudent -253365;1348707804;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -253364;1348707809;BTC-Mining;Eh, maybe not. -253363;1348707826;midnightmagic;meanwhile, out of context: [06:07:17] Eskimobob. yes or no. final offer. Are you going to shut the fuck up about me and my businesses from now? If you agree, I'll buy you out at .53 a share. Right now. -253362;1348707828;dub;midnightmagic: best to let what happens in the sandpit at the special kindergarten stay there? -253361;1348707829;BTC-Mining;But the worth has grown so much I can handle large BTC losses -253360;1348707834;midnightmagic;then: [06:07:41] usagi: HOW MANY TIMES DO YOU NEED ME TO TELL YOU "YES"? -253359;1348707857;midnightmagic;dub: It's hilarious is all. -253358;1348707876;dub;I guess im burned out on hilarity -253357;1348707883;midnightmagic;dub: The problem I have is that Maged is considering this at all. -253356;1348707885;Bugpowder;It's 2 kids arguing over lunch money a recess. Not that interesting -253355;1348707907;dub;midnightmagic: maged is a problem for me too -253354;1348707919;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining suppose tomorrow btc is gone. -253353;1348707936;dub;he's the kid that isnt allowed in the sandpit because he keeps pooping in the sand then eating sandy poop -253352;1348707942;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic maged is in a shit position, he has to consider idiots. -253351;1348707944;Bugpowder;or suppose mtgox gets shut down -253350;1348707950;BTC-Mining;Eh, would be bad, but not the end of the world. -253349;1348707961;Bugpowder;suppose US gov flexes and kills all major exchanges -253348;1348707964;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 2 @ 0.00389 = 0.0078 BTC [-] -253347;1348707966;Bugpowder;that will fuck you -253346;1348707972;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder not rly. -253345;1348707981;mircea_popescu;atm exchanges closing would drive prices up -253344;1348707997;Bugpowder;I disagree -253343;1348708004;Bugpowder;can't get the cash in -253342;1348708008;mircea_popescu;yes you can. -253341;1348708015;Bugpowder;localbitcoins.com? -253340;1348708017;mircea_popescu;i neve bought on an exchange, and i bought a shitton -253339;1348708060;mircea_popescu;thing is, it would create huge publicirty, and thus drive demand way up -253338;1348708066;mircea_popescu;+ some people'd just not sell -253337;1348708071;mircea_popescu;so upward pressure. -253336;1348708077;Bugpowder;I think the uncertainty and difficulty getting more cash in, would cause downward pressure -253335;1348708088;mircea_popescu;few people actually have to sell btc. -253334;1348708101;Bugpowder;market needs fresh n00bs to put coins in -253333;1348708106;Bugpowder;err $$$ in -253332;1348708123;Bugpowder;much easier with gox -253331;1348708139;Bugpowder;not sure the bitcoin ecosystem is robust enough without the exchange points -253330;1348708142;mircea_popescu;this is kinda false. -253329;1348708155;Bugpowder;online poker is pretty dead in the us -253328;1348708157;mircea_popescu;but hey, im sure eventually we'll find out -253327;1348708159;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: He should be telling them both to go pound and stop wasting his time rather than trying to write legalese and look into business records. -253326;1348708169;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder are you klidding ? every american i know plays poker. -253325;1348708183;Bugpowder;only grandfathered people -253324;1348708189;Bugpowder;also -253323;1348708203;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic true. if i was in his place i would do exactly that. then people would whine about how much of an asshole i am. -253322;1348708239;Bugpowder;poker was massive 5 years ago, it probably will be again once gov legalizes and taxes it. Senator who was blocking legislation is retiring -253321;1348708249;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.18999999 BTC [+] -253320;1348708251;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [+] -253319;1348708256;Bugpowder;poker is massive in europe now I guess -253318;1348708334;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: lol that would be awesome. -253317;1348708373;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder more convenient example : pot. -253316;1348708388;mircea_popescu;pot has never been as big before it became a controlled substance as it was after. -253315;1348708523;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.27999999 BTC [-] -253314;1348708789;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.04000001 BTC [-] -253313;1348708984;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07899998 BTC [+] -253312;1348709045;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07899999 BTC [+] -253311;1348709245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35578 @ 0.00036398 = 12.9497 BTC [+] -253310;1348709247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 922 @ 0.00036439 = 0.336 BTC [+] -253309;1348709416;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.372 BTC [+] -253308;1348709471;mircea_popescu;Things like what happened in the previous day, like my passport being posted all over this forum and reddit be nefario himself are a shame, and a crime in my jurisdiction. -253307;1348709482;mircea_popescu;i haven't signed any document allowing him to post my passport copy all over the place. -253306;1348709488;mircea_popescu;dun dun. -253305;1348709521;kakobrekla;where is this from -253304;1348709528;copumpkin;no shit -253303;1348709544;Obsi;BDT thread I assume? -253302;1348709551;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.msg1221152#msg1221152 -253301;1348709569;mircea_popescu;i was having fun reading rosenfeld's attempts to disentangle himself. -253300;1348710037;mircea_popescu;it's a pity really the legal profession doesn't know about the internet. they could make a lot of money consulting here. -253299;1348710315;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07899999 BTC [+] -253298;1348710391;Bugpowder;I assure you they are making more money elsewhere than could be extracted from this dispute -253297;1348710401;mircea_popescu;o, you think ? -253296;1348710426;Bugpowder;Depends on the lawyer I guess -253295;1348710432;Bugpowder;patent litigator -253294;1348710440;Bugpowder;vs. DUI lawyer -253293;1348710444;mircea_popescu;and here i go thinking random forum replete with random idiots is the center of the world -253292;1348710450;mircea_popescu;i must have been wrong or something. -253291;1348710474;Bugpowder;lot of out of work lawyers these days though -253290;1348710484;Bugpowder;we just need one of them to get interested in the subject -253289;1348710497;mircea_popescu;im guessing i need to start putting sarcasm tags in -253288;1348710500;Bugpowder;5BTC defamation contract breech -253287;1348710519;Bugpowder;you get 40% fee if you win the case -253286;1348710548;Bugpowder;that could be 3 million $ if bitcoin commerce gets up to $1T -253285;1348710549;mircea_popescu;in internet court! -253284;1348710733;Bugpowder;later dudes -253283;1348710745;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1000 @ 0.109 = 109 BTC [-] -253282;1348710747;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.106 = 0.318 BTC [-] -253281;1348710748;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.10000001 = 0.7 BTC [-] -253280;1348710749;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 200 @ 0.1 = 20 BTC [-] -253279;1348710775;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1300 @ 0.00044037 = 0.5725 BTC [+] -253278;1348710776;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 573 @ 0.00044037 = 0.2523 BTC [+] -253277;1348710778;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1473 @ 0.00044037 = 0.6487 BTC [+] -253276;1348710779;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3354 @ 0.00044037 = 1.477 BTC [+] -253275;1348710880;dub;I will not comment much about my involvement with other scams, i had involvement in some projects prior to BDT, as you must be aware, but if you are insinuating that i am a scammer you must have evidences to back up your claims, and if you ever want to end up in court, they must be really solid. -253274;1348710902;dub;so bitscalper is realsolid, I knew it -253273;1348710955;mircea_popescu;is he ? -253272;1348710967;kakobrekla;nah -253271;1348710996;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.0099 = 0.0198 BTC [-] -253270;1348711000;mircea_popescu;so i walked into a bar today to meet with shakaru -253269;1348711005;mircea_popescu;and there at a table was pirate -253268;1348711012;mircea_popescu;we had a jolly good time. -253267;1348711033;dub;yo ho ho and a bottle of rum -253266;1348711403;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.101 = 0.202 BTC [+] -253265;1348711404;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 70 @ 0.1 = 7 BTC [-] -253264;1348711405;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 261 @ 0.09999999 = 26.1 BTC [-] -253263;1348711406;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.09999999 = 0.3 BTC [-] -253262;1348711658;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -253261;1348712214;guruvan-;it's relevant because it's indicative of the other information being hidden -253260;1348712223;guruvan-;lol -253259;1348712281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23770 @ 0.00036128 = 8.5876 BTC [-] -253258;1348712282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21700 @ 0.00036043 = 7.8213 BTC [-] -253257;1348712284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20930 @ 0.00036025 = 7.54 BTC [-] -253256;1348712645;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.501 BTC [+] -253255;1348712784;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIT.INC] 3 @ 0.09 = 0.27 BTC [-] -253254;1348713192;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 5 @ 0.00999 = 0.05 BTC [+] -253253;1348713272;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5 @ 0.00999998 = 0.05 BTC [+] -253252;1348713291;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.42 = 2.1 BTC [-] -253251;1348713325;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.47 = 0.94 BTC [+] -253250;1348713358;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [+] -253249;1348713443;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 30 @ 0.00999999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -253248;1348713544;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 3 @ 0.9902 = 2.9706 BTC [+] -253247;1348713617;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [-] -253246;1348713707;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 7 @ 0.9 = 6.3 BTC [-] -253245;1348713796;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.0824 = 0.2472 BTC [+] -253244;1348713797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00036059 = 5.9137 BTC [+] -253243;1348714719;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 3 @ 0.9995 = 2.9985 BTC [+] -253242;1348714853;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3989 @ 0.0033994 = 13.5602 BTC [+] -253241;1348714854;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 202 @ 0.0033995 = 0.6867 BTC [+] -253240;1348714855;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 809 @ 0.0033999 = 2.7505 BTC [+] -253239;1348714857;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 39 @ 0.04 = 1.56 BTC [-] -253238;1348715304;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00044037 = 1.8055 BTC [+] -253237;1348715829;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10968 = 0.2194 BTC [+] -253236;1348716274;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.18999997 = 0.38 BTC [+] -253235;1348716446;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5 @ 0.00999998 = 0.05 BTC [+] -253234;1348716642;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.033 BTC [-] -253233;1348716702;assbot;[GLBSE] [STANDARD.GOLD] 250 @ 0.00005899 = 0.0147 BTC [+] -253232;1348716803;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0033999 = 0.068 BTC [+] -253231;1348716817;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1615 @ 0.00044037 = 0.7112 BTC [+] -253230;1348716818;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3549 @ 0.00044037 = 1.5629 BTC [+] -253229;1348716820;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5836 @ 0.00044037 = 2.57 BTC [+] -253228;1348716824;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 1 @ 0.11999999 BTC [+] -253227;1348716968;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3598 BTC [+] -253226;1348716982;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 20 @ 0.3 = 6 BTC [-] -253225;1348717072;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3959 BTC [+] -253224;1348717074;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.3979 = 2.7958 BTC [+] -253223;1348717442;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.56720001 = 5.672 BTC [+] -253222;1348717666;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.5672 = 2.2688 BTC [-] -253221;1348717718;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 19 @ 0.567 = 10.773 BTC [-] -253220;1348717794;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.567 = 1.134 BTC [-] -253219;1348717829;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5663 = 1.1326 BTC [-] -253218;1348717856;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.5662 = 2.2648 BTC [-] -253217;1348718052;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5613 = 1.1226 BTC [-] -253216;1348718062;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0540001 BTC [-] -253215;1348718064;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.054 BTC [-] -253214;1348718065;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.051984 BTC [-] -253213;1348718066;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04899716 BTC [-] -253212;1348718067;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04602 BTC [-] -253211;1348718068;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.04600001 = 0.092 BTC [-] -253210;1348718069;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.046 = 0.138 BTC [-] -253209;1348718070;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04539916 BTC [-] -253208;1348718071;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.04539915 = 0.0908 BTC [-] -253207;1348718073;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04532697 BTC [-] -253206;1348718074;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04521001 BTC [-] -253205;1348718075;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.04521 = 0.0904 BTC [-] -253204;1348718075;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.04519037 = 0.3615 BTC [-] -253203;1348718076;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.04519036 = 0.4067 BTC [-] -253202;1348718077;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04519 BTC [-] -253201;1348718078;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0451758 = 0.0904 BTC [-] -253200;1348718079;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.04517579 = 0.1355 BTC [-] -253199;1348718080;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.04509008 = 0.0902 BTC [-] -253198;1348718082;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04504 BTC [-] -253197;1348718083;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.04502 = 0.2251 BTC [-] -253196;1348718084;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.045 = 1.125 BTC [-] -253195;1348718084;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04491 BTC [-] -253194;1348718085;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.04489707 = 0.1347 BTC [-] -253193;1348718086;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.044 = 0.088 BTC [-] -253192;1348718087;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.044 = 0.22 BTC [-] -253191;1348718088;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 16 @ 0.043 = 0.688 BTC [-] -253190;1348718134;BTC-Mining;No one likes OBSI.HRPT? Why? =P -253189;1348718190;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 6 @ 0.18999993 = 1.14 BTC [-] -253188;1348718192;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.18999994 BTC [+] -253187;1348718193;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.19 = 0.38 BTC [+] -253186;1348718229;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 91 @ 0.04300001 = 3.913 BTC [+] -253185;1348718231;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.043 = 0.387 BTC [-] -253184;1348718352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00036025 = 5.4398 BTC [-] -253183;1348718449;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01799999 BTC [+] -253182;1348718525;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3959 BTC [-] -253181;1348718663;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 5 @ 0.018 = 0.09 BTC [+] -253180;1348719108;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.41949988 BTC [+] -253179;1348719110;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 12 @ 0.41949998 = 5.034 BTC [+] -253178;1348719147;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -253177;1348719162;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.11071 = 1.6607 BTC [+] -253176;1348719172;Obsi;what was the url on glbse to have it recalculate your account balance? -253175;1348719251;BTC-Mining;https://glbse.com/portfolio/balance -253174;1348719276;Obsi;thanks -253173;1348719359;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11071 BTC [+] -253172;1348719852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23470 @ 0.00036025 = 8.4551 BTC [-] -253171;1348719854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32004 @ 0.00035979 = 11.5147 BTC [-] -253170;1348720337;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 908 @ 0.2281784 = 207.186 BTC [+] -253169;1348720340;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [-] -253168;1348720411;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 2 @ 0.43968159 = 0.8794 BTC [-] -253167;1348720413;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.43669084 BTC [-] -253166;1348720414;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.42655291 BTC [-] -253165;1348720415;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 840 @ 0.39233552 = 329.5618 BTC [-] -253164;1348720450;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.11 = 0.99 BTC [-] -253163;1348720720;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5663 BTC [+] -253162;1348720807;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 11 @ 0.07899999 = 0.869 BTC [+] -253161;1348720965;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 2 @ 0.34651564 = 0.693 BTC [+] -253160;1348720966;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 187 @ 0.34637153 = 64.7715 BTC [-] -253159;1348745873;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00044037 = 0.4404 BTC [+] -253158;1348745875;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 372 @ 0.00044037 = 0.1638 BTC [+] -253157;1348745875;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9728 @ 0.00044037 = 4.2839 BTC [+] -253156;1348745876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.0003619 = 0.76 BTC [-] -253155;1348746503;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.501 BTC [+] -253154;1348746549;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07894999 = 0.1579 BTC [+] -253153;1348747406;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00044036 = 2.1578 BTC [-] -253152;1348747407;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3600 @ 0.00044036 = 1.5853 BTC [-] -253151;1348748271;Luceo;Why doesn't assbot show crypto-stocks trades? -253150;1348748383;mircea_popescu;i thought there weren't any ? -253149;1348748439;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.04302005 = 0.3442 BTC [+] -253148;1348748632;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.58 = 2.9 BTC [+] -253147;1348748929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67100 @ 0.00036313 = 24.366 BTC [+] -253146;1348748929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.0003619 = 0.0362 BTC [-] -253145;1348749127;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [-] -253144;1348749321;mircea_popescu;Luceo btw that wasn't meeant as a dig. i honestly thought so. are there any ? -253143;1348749431;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10499999 BTC [+] -253142;1348749432;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.105 = 3.675 BTC [+] -253141;1348749434;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10872 = 0.2174 BTC [+] -253140;1348749435;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.1098 = 10.98 BTC [+] -253139;1348749435;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1099 = 5.495 BTC [+] -253138;1348749437;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11071 BTC [+] -253137;1348749438;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.11071 = 1.6607 BTC [+] -253136;1348749439;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 28 @ 0.111 = 3.108 BTC [+] -253135;1348749440;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11499 = 1.1499 BTC [+] -253134;1348749441;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 40 @ 0.115 = 4.6 BTC [+] -253133;1348749442;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.115 = 5.75 BTC [+] -253132;1348749443;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 97 @ 0.115669 = 11.2199 BTC [+] -253131;1348749444;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 400 @ 0.11567 = 46.268 BTC [+] -253130;1348749445;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.115689 = 3.4707 BTC [+] -253129;1348749446;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 99 @ 0.1167 = 11.5533 BTC [+] -253128;1348749447;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.11679999 = 2.336 BTC [+] -253127;1348749449;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 22 @ 0.1168 = 2.5696 BTC [+] -253126;1348749450;Luceo;mircea_popescu: There's a few -253125;1348749465;Luceo;I think cryptostocks will take glbse's place as a zero-fee exchange for the casuals -253124;1348749472;mircea_popescu;that may be the case. -253123;1348749479;mircea_popescu;im hoping they're a lot more... -253122;1348749482;Luceo;and mpex will retain its place as the serious exchange for volume traders -253121;1348749483;mircea_popescu;actually. a lot saner. -253120;1348749504;mircea_popescu;at this point there's no dispute there's a need for exactly that, a zero fee exchange for casuals -253119;1348749521;Luceo;I'm interested in cryptoexchange as a Litecoin exchange too, and possibly Microcash in the future -253118;1348749524;mircea_popescu;place for people to try things out, learn etc. the only problem is that it should be run more like a university than like a three monte game -253117;1348749529;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.51999999 BTC [+] -253116;1348749531;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 3 @ 0.52 = 1.56 BTC [+] -253115;1348749535;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 45 @ 0.52998 = 23.8491 BTC [+] -253114;1348749546;mircea_popescu;three card monte* -253113;1348749572;Luceo;I think coinbr may help facilitate that anyway -253112;1348749576;Luceo;Fee free mpex trading :P -253111;1348749591;mircea_popescu;possibly, yes. -253110;1348749592;Luceo;Well, signup-fee free -253109;1348749598;Luceo;But the trade fees are higher -253108;1348749601;Luceo;Makes sense for casual traders -253107;1348749619;mircea_popescu;i guess the problem on forum and to some degree here is that all the bs/drama going on really drowns out all the constructive stuff made by sane people. -253106;1348749632;Luceo;idk, I don't even trade that much, I tend to invest long term -253105;1348749634;mircea_popescu;jurov made possibly the product of the month, you've never heard of him in between goat, usagi & co -253104;1348749649;Luceo;Yeah, the drama gets pretty dumb -253103;1348749661;jurov;well, actually I want to provide services to serious traders to make their life easier.. just wanted to show i'm serious -253102;1348749676;Luceo;tbh the biggest problem is people like gweedo, puppet, EB etc -253101;1348749677;mircea_popescu;jurov incidentally, did yo umake a forum announcement yet ? -253100;1348749686;Luceo;Who don't run any businesses but still throw shit at other peoples' -253099;1348749703;jurov;i don't want to deal with that crowd yet -253098;1348749710;mircea_popescu;Luceo well some of them do actually contribute useful research -253097;1348749718;mircea_popescu;jurov i can see your point. -253096;1348749729;Luceo;jurov: You should, they're itching for a GLBSE replacement -253095;1348749762;mircea_popescu;jurov i'd have had the girl announce, but by now she has a following of losers that apparently have absolutely nothing to do with their lives. -253094;1348749773;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.95979 = 4.799 BTC [+] -253093;1348749774;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.95979 = 2.8794 BTC [+] -253092;1348749776;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.95979 = 1.9196 BTC [+] -253091;1348749777;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 40 @ 0.95999999 = 38.4 BTC [+] -253090;1348749817;jurov;if i did that right now, it could have ended up in flames :/ or i would be overwhelmed by deposits/withdraws that i do manually atm -253089;1348749845;mircea_popescu;jurov take your time, you're too far advanced to blow up. -253088;1348749899;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.95999999 = 1.92 BTC [+] -253087;1348749949;jurov;my biggest worry is i could be never sure what to expect from mpex... as last time you solved order cancellation problems with "we're busy, try again later" -253086;1348749957;Luceo;mircea_popescu: If I had a bitcoin for every unfounded accusation I've had levelled at me on the forum by shrill idiots, I'd be able to buy a house with it -253085;1348749994;mircea_popescu;jurov that's not a worry that should be allowed to stand. -253084;1348750000;Luceo;I'm sure the girl you employ could say the same :P -253083;1348750002;mircea_popescu;what'd you need ? -253082;1348750013;mircea_popescu;Luceo i'm sure she'd make more from that than she makes from me. -253081;1348750042;jurov;and, i'm repeating it for x-th time, the btc balance could change for any reason and i have to pair expected deposits/option exercises against the balance -253080;1348750070;jurov;thanks got i don't have to worry bout interest atm -253079;1348750086;mircea_popescu;these two'd seem to be different issues tho, neh ? -253078;1348750126;mircea_popescu;ok, in practical terms, how about this : if any substantial change that might effect you, i put a ban on your ip so you can't connect. it'll be lifted just as soon as the issue is resolved ofcourse -253077;1348750141;mircea_popescu;this way at least you have the guarantee you can't wake up one morning and whoops, shit happened impredictably -253076;1348750147;mircea_popescu;would that be something you'd want ? -253075;1348750228;jurov;not at all -253074;1348750233;mircea_popescu;a ok -253073;1348750262;mircea_popescu;well, i'm open to ideeas to narrow/mitigate your worry. -253072;1348750322;jurov;look. try to create yourself a basic desktop app that could accurately bookkeep user's account, orders,transactions, based on today's stat interface -253071;1348750333;jurov;and listen to swearing of the programmer -253070;1348750360;mircea_popescu; my biggest worry is i could be never sure what to expect from mpex... << i was trying to answer to that -253069;1348750458;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1206 @ 0.00044037 = 0.5311 BTC [+] -253068;1348750460;jurov;i admit, this one is more a gut feeling than something concrete -253067;1348750479;mircea_popescu;well if it ever becomes more concrete then that we can talk about it more. -253066;1348750704;mircea_popescu;guruvan you happen to be right in the ciuciu-bond ponzi thing. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=95826.msg1092063#msg1092063 guy's pretty much been slinging mud ever since. i guess he knows he's a scammer. -253065;1348750799;dub;strange -253064;1348750837;jurov;eh, someone please come here and kick me unconcsious so that i learn not to air my insecurity publicly -253063;1348751091;dub;in nefarios conference address, when he posited a marijuana future appreciating in a 'big baggie' there was applause, the only audible response to his presentation -253062;1348751147;dub;apparently this is the future of bitcoin -253061;1348751174;mircea_popescu;dub nope. -253060;1348751185;mircea_popescu;bitcoin will in the next 5-10 eyars become the currency of black pools. -253059;1348751192;mircea_popescu;the mid term future of bitcoin is purely financial. -253058;1348751194;dub;according to these scumbags -253057;1348751200;mircea_popescu;a well, who're they. -253056;1348751205;Diablo-D3;THE FUTURE IS NOW HURR HURR -253055;1348751256;mircea_popescu;jurov lol what happened ? -253054;1348751414;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Is there a fee to create an asset on MPEX? -253053;1348751418;mircea_popescu;yes. -253052;1348751433;Diablo-D3;I wonder if I should sell DMC shares on multiple exchanges -253051;1348751438;Diablo-D3;that'd be an interesting experiment -253050;1348751443;Luceo;How much is it? -253049;1348751466;mircea_popescu;Luceo the way mpex works is that a contract between issuer and mpex is negotiated, which becomes the basis of listing -253048;1348751481;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, but whats the pallpark figure -253047;1348751484;mircea_popescu;(mpex assets stem from this contract, they're not contracts between issuer and shareholder) -253046;1348751490;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11675 = 0.2335 BTC [-] -253045;1348751494;mircea_popescu;part of that contract is an ancillary agreement on fees, which is not public -253044;1348751500;mircea_popescu;and is negotiated on a case-by-case basis -253043;1348751521;mircea_popescu;many points are involved, including subsequent market-making for the security etc, so it's not a simple scalar value. -253042;1348751551;Luceo;Makes sense, might come to you in the not too distant future with an asset proposition -253041;1348751556;Luceo;I know I'm done with glbse -253040;1348751575;mircea_popescu;well, bear in mind that while size per se is not a criteria, solidity of business is very much so. -253039;1348751602;mircea_popescu;there's corps listed ranging from ~3k to close half a mil btc total market cap, but all of them actually have a business plan. -253038;1348751659;jurov;mircea, it would hurt me if i went around showing how nervous i am... -253037;1348751668;mircea_popescu;jurov lol relax then! -253036;1348751677;jurov;Here it may pass, but not on bitcontalk -253035;1348751678;mircea_popescu;take a hot bath with a couple nude students ? -253034;1348751703;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.10335 = 0.9302 BTC [-] -253033;1348751704;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.10335 = 0.3101 BTC [-] -253032;1348751705;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 15 @ 0.10335 = 1.5503 BTC [-] -253031;1348751745;jurov;Mircea,you can provide one? -253030;1348751746;mircea_popescu;hmm, anyone knows markm's handle on irc ? the guy with open transactions. i know i used to talk to him -253029;1348751762;mircea_popescu;jurov haha i ain't sharing gtfo -253028;1348751776;jurov;Oh and i prefer male students anyway. -253027;1348751782;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.1034 = 0.4136 BTC [+] -253026;1348751783;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 43 @ 0.1034 = 4.4462 BTC [+] -253025;1348751791;Diablo-D3;jurov is a gay teacher? -253024;1348751815;mircea_popescu;maybe he's a girl ?! -253023;1348751839;jurov;Yes, i'm a fag. BUT DON'T DARE ME CALL A TEACHER! -253022;1348751847;Diablo-D3;oh, fellow student then? -253021;1348751858;jurov;kinda -253020;1348751892;jurov;student of life :) -253019;1348751897;mircea_popescu;o hey, i didn't know there were gay people on the internet. -253018;1348751905;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING? -253017;1348751908;Diablo-D3;half the internet is gay! -253016;1348751909;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 yes. -253015;1348751911;Diablo-D3;and/or a furry! -253014;1348751948;Diablo-D3;PURGE THE UNCLEAN! -253013;1348751979;mircea_popescu;mmm -253012;1348751982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10125 @ 0.00036412 = 3.6867 BTC [+] -253011;1348751984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39875 @ 0.00036413 = 14.5197 BTC [+] -253010;1348752037;jurov;EXORCISE|S.MPOE|1000000 -253009;1348752048;jurov;oops wrong window -253008;1348752054;Diablo-D3;so mpoe. -253007;1348752072;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.1035 = 0.9315 BTC [+] -253006;1348752087;mircea_popescu;exorcise ? lmao -253005;1348752118;Diablo-D3;one pea soup coming up, HURRRARGH -253004;1348752380;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 114 @ 0.1036 = 11.8104 BTC [+] -253003;1348752803;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 3 @ 0.1863325 = 0.559 BTC [+] -253002;1348752804;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 923 @ 0.18422449 = 170.0392 BTC [-] -253001;1348752906;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.003399 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -253000;1348752962;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 39 @ 0.12 = 4.68 BTC [+] -252999;1348753222;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1036 BTC [+] -252998;1348753222;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 38 @ 0.1037 = 3.9406 BTC [+] -252997;1348754239;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.115 = 1.495 BTC [-] -252996;1348754315;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3800 @ 0.00044036 = 1.6734 BTC [-] -252995;1348754815;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.100001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -252994;1348754817;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 864 @ 0.1 = 86.4 BTC [-] -252993;1348754818;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 31 @ 0.1 = 3.1 BTC [-] -252992;1348754921;mircea_popescu;"Eariler today, Nyancat Financial and bitcoin community socialite usagi commented" -252991;1348754924;mircea_popescu;0.0 -252990;1348754959;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 469 @ 0.1 = 46.9 BTC [-] -252989;1348755076;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, apparently hes a "socialite" -252988;1348755079;Diablo-D3;whatever that is -252987;1348755117;mircea_popescu;i thought it meant cocksucker. -252986;1348755141;mircea_popescu;as in, the socialite is the party girl that sucks your cock. -252985;1348755165;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.096 BTC [-] -252984;1348755166;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 113 @ 0.06 = 6.78 BTC [-] -252983;1348755180;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no -252982;1348755195;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it means mitt romney. -252981;1348755366;Diablo-D3;and now the floor got broken through -252980;1348755443;Diablo-D3;11909 shares out. -252979;1348755779;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 387 @ 0.06 = 23.22 BTC [-] -252978;1348755780;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 113 @ 0.055 = 6.215 BTC [-] -252977;1348755831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23725 @ 0.00036413 = 8.639 BTC [+] -252976;1348755833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2575 @ 0.00036419 = 0.9378 BTC [+] -252975;1348756217;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 1 @ 0.000999 BTC [-] -252974;1348756295;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 22 @ 0.02999761 = 0.6599 BTC [+] -252973;1348756329;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P040T] 10 @ 0.02351635 = 0.2352 BTC [-] -252972;1348756472;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010N] 20 @ 0.02943504 = 0.5887 BTC [+] -252971;1348756605;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010N] 31 @ 0.02540061 = 0.7874 BTC [-] -252970;1348757129;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113409.0 -252969;1348757140;mircea_popescu;if anyone wants to be a darling and plaster that in -otc -252968;1348757454;jurov;dunno if that would help anyone -252967;1348757523;jurov;maybe if mpoe-pr led by example and said something like "okay i was spammer and pron star, but learned what is important in life and now i'm serious" -252966;1348757573;jurov;(maybe she wasn't, sorry, i don't know) -252965;1348757649;jurov;besides, neither of you have english blog and google translate on trilema is incomprehensible -252964;1348757680;mircea_popescu;i fail to follow the logic of that tho jurov -252963;1348757706;jurov;just my opinion what couls have bigger psychological impact -252962;1348757709;jurov;*could -252961;1348757721;mircea_popescu;weird. -252960;1348757735;mircea_popescu;so i should turn mpex into a blog and the pr chick should go into porn ? or wtf. -252959;1348757796;jurov;there is some apparent evidence she *was* in porn -252958;1348757825;mircea_popescu;i've never seen any such evidence, moreover... why's that relevant ? -252957;1348757931;jurov;so that mpoe-pr seems to advise everyone what to do.. and many ppl reply "yeah the scammer pr0n star tells us what to do" -252956;1348757941;mircea_popescu;that'll be exactly their problem. -252955;1348757949;jurov;perhaps. -252954;1348757961;mircea_popescu;hey, she was telling people not to go into pirate in april. -252953;1348757975;mircea_popescu;it's a free world, except... things have consequences. -252952;1348758046;jurov;and the thing about blog, you can have at least some interesting tidbits in trilema in english... it's part of pr too, no? -252951;1348758062;jurov;especially if she advises to do it -252950;1348758114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40519 @ 0.00036419 = 14.7566 BTC [+] -252949;1348758115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6905 @ 0.0003643 = 2.5155 BTC [+] -252948;1348758117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12876 @ 0.00036439 = 4.6919 BTC [+] -252947;1348758125;mircea_popescu;jurov you mean like http://trilema.com/2012/security-comparison-of-bitcoin-denominated-instruments-exchanges/ ? -252946;1348758189;jurov;yeah, go to frontpage http://trilema.com/ and try to dig this one out... -252945;1348758213;mircea_popescu;well trilema publishes tons of content, 100s of articles am onth. but this was linked at the time and discussed here too -252944;1348758358;jurov;well, i'll say it another way. i don't always follow on irc, i want to go to trilema and see what you have to say about mpex, glbse, etc. -252943;1348758381;mircea_popescu;yeah, i see what you mean, i've been considering the matter. -252942;1348758384;jurov;i'm looking in the rubrics, it just isn't there. i'm lsot. -252941;1348758390;jurov;*lost -252940;1348758391;mircea_popescu;so far it's either irc or mpoe=pr on the forum. -252939;1348758658;rg;mircea_popescu is a pornographer -252938;1348758669;mircea_popescu;ur mom -252937;1348758807;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 4 @ 0.4989 = 1.9956 BTC [-] -252936;1348758808;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 2 @ 0.499 = 0.998 BTC [+] -252935;1348758809;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 74 @ 0.5 = 37 BTC [+] -252934;1348758888;jurov;and also, i haven't seen any reaction to the fluffygrrl thing -252933;1348758961;jurov;i decided for it to not bother me, but it would help if you can say some definite word about it -252932;1348759088;mircea_popescu;what would i say ? -252931;1348759153;jurov;[13:52] maybe if mpoe-pr led by example and said something like "okay i was spammer and pron star, but learned what is important in life and now i'm serious" -252930;1348759178;jurov;but maybe i'm naive and it's better to not say anything -252929;1348759180;mircea_popescu;i'm not aware either of these be true, as i said. -252928;1348759200;mircea_popescu;in general there's going to be people on the forum saying anything about anyone, so... -252927;1348759299;jurov;yes -252926;1348759621;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.00044037 = 0.8367 BTC [+] -252925;1348759622;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 214 @ 0.00044037 = 0.0942 BTC [+] -252924;1348759624;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00044037 = 1.145 BTC [+] -252923;1348759625;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5686 @ 0.00044037 = 2.5039 BTC [+] -252922;1348759897;DeaDTerra1;;;seen nefario -252921;1348759897;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 16 hours, 31 minutes, and 43 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -252920;1348760140;DeaDTerra1;Any updates on any of the gossip? -252919;1348760146;DeaDTerra1;pirate,sec,bfls etc etc xD -252918;1348760428;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.05 = 0.1 BTC [+] -252917;1348760429;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.05 = 0.15 BTC [+] -252916;1348760566;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 7 @ 0.1499999 = 1.05 BTC [-] -252915;1348760568;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 3 @ 0.15 = 0.45 BTC [+] -252914;1348761017;kakobrekla;le fuck -252913;1348761025;kakobrekla;my tc cointaner got corrupted -252912;1348761031;kakobrekla;FTW -252911;1348761126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44073 @ 0.0003619 = 15.95 BTC [-] -252910;1348761231;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla tc ? -252909;1348761263;kakobrekla;truecrypt -252908;1348761282;mircea_popescu;ew -252907;1348761291;kakobrekla;i accualy puked a little cause i couldnt find the restore cd imidiatley -252906;1348761303;kakobrekla;but i finally did at around 6 or 7 in the morning -252905;1348761311;kakobrekla;hehe -252904;1348761329;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10400001 BTC [-] -252903;1348761331;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.104 = 0.208 BTC [-] -252902;1348761332;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.103223 = 0.2064 BTC [-] -252901;1348761333;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 32 @ 0.102201 = 3.2704 BTC [-] -252900;1348761335;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1021 = 0.2042 BTC [-] -252899;1348761336;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 60 @ 0.102 = 6.12 BTC [-] -252898;1348761337;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1011 BTC [-] -252897;1348761337;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -252896;1348761338;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.10066798 = 1.208 BTC [-] -252895;1348761339;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 37 @ 0.10000001 = 3.7 BTC [-] -252894;1348761355;mircea_popescu;http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/sep/26/3d-printing-guns-legal-issues-us-law -252893;1348761387;kakobrekla;been runing a fix for 3horus now -252892;1348761390;kakobrekla;50% done -252891;1348761394;kakobrekla;argh. -252890;1348762182;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 5 @ 0.06494 = 0.3247 BTC [-] -252889;1348762418;smickles;< copumpkin> fair enough :) I'm gonna get back to boring reading about accounting -252888;1348762421;smickles;< copumpkin> O smickles how I do not envy thee -252887;1348762429;smickles;really? accounting is fun! -252886;1348762433;copumpkin;:P -252885;1348762508;mircea_popescu;the difference between you is that one is married. -252884;1348762513;mircea_popescu;that explains everything. -252883;1348762557;smickles;well, that and accounting is bred into me -252882;1348762647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4611 @ 0.00036439 = 1.6802 BTC [+] -252881;1348762648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.0003647 = 2.2247 BTC [+] -252880;1348762649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44048 @ 0.00036475 = 16.0665 BTC [+] -252879;1348762826;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 2 @ 0.11591307 = 0.2318 BTC [-] -252878;1348762989;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.54 = 2.7 BTC [-] -252877;1348763131;kakobrekla;hmm -252876;1348763138;kakobrekla;re-estimated 11 hrs remaining -252875;1348763141;mircea_popescu;ew -252874;1348763147;kakobrekla;i guess im having a computer free day -252873;1348763495;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust freewill -252872;1348763496;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user freewill: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=freewill -252871;1348763515;mircea_popescu;;;ident freewill -252870;1348763515;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -252869;1348763780;mircea_popescu;!ticker dmc -252868;1348763787;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.055] [Ask: 0.1] [Spread: 0.045] [Last: 0.055] [24hVol: 856.32990476] [7dAvg: 0.06621312] -252867;1348763815;mircea_popescu;856 ?! wtf. -252866;1348763820;mircea_popescu;the entire float changed hands today ? -252865;1348763839;kakobrekla;vol is in btc' -252864;1348763871;mircea_popescu;yes. and the share traded 0.03-0.05ish forever -252863;1348763879;mircea_popescu;and the float is like 10-20k -252862;1348763995;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I bought back almost 10k shares -252861;1348764007;mircea_popescu;today ? -252860;1348764060;Diablo-D3;yes -252859;1348764078;mircea_popescu;your own money or loan ? planning to delist ? (obviously you don't have to answer) -252858;1348764135;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, abmo liquidated -252857;1348764142;Diablo-D3;so I just used the cash to buy out all the trolls -252856;1348764159;mircea_popescu;o, so dmc bought its own shares, that's what you mean by "i" -252855;1348764283;Diablo-D3;yes -252854;1348764290;Diablo-D3;not me personally, me with my CEO hat on -252853;1348764320;mircea_popescu;well im curious what next chapter is -252852;1348764361;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 802 @ 0.00044037 = 0.3532 BTC [+] -252851;1348764363;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8000 @ 0.00044037 = 3.523 BTC [+] -252850;1348764364;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 398 @ 0.00044037 = 0.1753 BTC [+] -252849;1348764366;Diablo-D3;well, I really wish asicminer would get their chips already -252848;1348764391;mircea_popescu;you and some others -252847;1348764424;Diablo-D3;I want to bring shares out down to 10k, and I think DMC can start growing properly again -252846;1348764638;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.04302005 = 0.3011 BTC [-] -252845;1348764704;vampireb;luls pirate stock exchange -252844;1348764710;vampireb;http://www.reuters.com/article/2009/12/01/us-somalia-piracy-investors-idUSTRE5B01Z920091201 -252843;1348764746;vampireb;its time to introduce them to the bitcoin -252842;1348764752;mircea_popescu;ahaha -252841;1348764838;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 13 @ 0.003399 = 0.0442 BTC [+] -252840;1348764990;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 0.9699 = 9.699 BTC [+] -252839;1348764992;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 10 @ 0.97 = 9.7 BTC [+] -252838;1348764993;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 55 @ 0.9799 = 53.8945 BTC [+] -252837;1348765172;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11325578 BTC [+] -252836;1348765173;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11325579 = 0.2265 BTC [+] -252835;1348765175;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 97 @ 0.1144998 = 11.1065 BTC [+] -252834;1348765351;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 45 @ 0.9799 = 44.0955 BTC [+] -252833;1348765352;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 50 @ 0.98 = 49 BTC [+] -252832;1348765353;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.9878 BTC [+] -252831;1348765354;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 4 @ 0.988 = 3.952 BTC [+] -252830;1348765444;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 385 @ 0.003399 = 1.3086 BTC [+] -252829;1348765445;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00339999 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -252828;1348765447;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1333 @ 0.0034 = 4.5322 BTC [+] -252827;1348765481;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 594 @ 0.03183313 = 18.9089 BTC [-] -252826;1348765483;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.9884 BTC [+] -252825;1348765484;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.9885 BTC [+] -252824;1348765486;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 12 @ 0.99 = 11.88 BTC [+] -252823;1348765487;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 26 @ 0.997 = 25.922 BTC [+] -252822;1348765520;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 2 @ 0.1526753 = 0.3054 BTC [-] -252821;1348765522;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 564 @ 0.14235074 = 80.2858 BTC [-] -252820;1348765550;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 519 @ 0.06053997 = 31.4202 BTC [-] -252819;1348765561;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 479 @ 0.01486739 = 7.1215 BTC [-] -252818;1348765886;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [+] -252817;1348765975;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 408 @ 0.63321534 = 258.3519 BTC [-] -252816;1348766013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60900 @ 0.00036407 = 22.1719 BTC [-] -252815;1348766014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13598 @ 0.0003619 = 4.9211 BTC [-] -252814;1348766016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65500 @ 0.00036091 = 23.6396 BTC [-] -252813;1348766017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00036075 = 1.7316 BTC [-] -252812;1348766018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.00036054 = 5.2639 BTC [-] -252811;1348766019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50516 @ 0.00036041 = 18.2065 BTC [-] -252810;1348766020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 311 @ 0.0003603 = 0.1121 BTC [-] -252809;1348766021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14565 @ 0.00035987 = 5.2415 BTC [-] -252808;1348766131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50335 @ 0.00035987 = 18.1141 BTC [-] -252807;1348766132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52692 @ 0.00035985 = 18.9612 BTC [-] -252806;1348766134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50600 @ 0.00035942 = 18.1867 BTC [-] -252805;1348766135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00035925 = 3.7721 BTC [-] -252804;1348766136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49500 @ 0.00035881 = 17.7611 BTC [-] -252803;1348766137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00035841 = 1.7562 BTC [-] -252802;1348766138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55796 @ 0.00035826 = 19.9895 BTC [-] -252801;1348766139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00035805 = 0.8235 BTC [-] -252800;1348766140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47000 @ 0.00035778 = 16.8157 BTC [-] -252799;1348766141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00035759 = 1.7522 BTC [-] -252798;1348766142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30200 @ 0.00035753 = 10.7974 BTC [-] -252797;1348766143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11277 @ 0.00035741 = 4.0305 BTC [-] -252796;1348766208;smickles;pretty much, they are shares in mpex -252795;1348766243;smickles;and after a rise from less than .0001 to .00042, this is a correction, not a crash -252794;1348766353;smickles;well, sorta, in that rise from .0001, teh btc/usd rate went from 2 to 12 -252793;1348766384;smickles;so even at .00035, it's quite a gain -252792;1348766388;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 10 @ 0.9995 = 9.995 BTC [+] -252791;1348766395;smickles;(imho) -252790;1348766420;mircea_popescu;well it did lose 0,3%... -252789;1348766493;mircea_popescu;jurov you around ? -252788;1348766500;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 10 @ 0.86 = 8.6 BTC [+] -252787;1348766573;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 3 @ 0.50995 = 1.5299 BTC [-] -252786;1348766695;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -252785;1348766805;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.103695 BTC [-] -252784;1348767111;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.48 = 2.4 BTC [+] -252783;1348767112;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.49157 BTC [+] -252782;1348767114;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.49177 BTC [+] -252781;1348767129;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.08102 = 0.162 BTC [-] -252780;1348767147;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.25000002 BTC [-] -252779;1348767148;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.25000001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -252778;1348767150;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.25 = 0.75 BTC [-] -252777;1348767151;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.24 = 0.48 BTC [-] -252776;1348767237;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 3 @ 0.49177 = 1.4753 BTC [+] -252775;1348767320;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -252774;1348767353;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3959 BTC [-] -252773;1348767486;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.17599 BTC [-] -252772;1348767486;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.178 = 0.356 BTC [+] -252771;1348767499;jurov;yes, mircea? -252770;1348767644;copumpkin;yeeeeehaw -252769;1348767646;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6300 @ 0.00044037 = 2.7743 BTC [+] -252768;1348767648;Diablo-D3;[10:24:29] whoa holy shit futurefund div -252767;1348767650;Diablo-D3;usagi: hrm? -252766;1348768444;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 39 @ 0.100205 = 3.908 BTC [-] -252765;1348768580;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 27 @ 0.100105 = 2.7028 BTC [-] -252764;1348768724;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 26 @ 0.04302009 = 1.1185 BTC [+] -252763;1348768726;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.04302008 = 0.3011 BTC [-] -252762;1348768727;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.04302005 = 0.7313 BTC [-] -252761;1348769149;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 400 @ 0.00044037 = 0.1761 BTC [+] -252760;1348769249;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.04302007 = 1.0325 BTC [+] -252759;1348769251;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.04302007 = 0.3872 BTC [+] -252758;1348769344;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.997 BTC [+] -252757;1348770663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36500 @ 0.00035826 = 13.0765 BTC [+] -252756;1348771651;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11379999 BTC [-] -252755;1348771653;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1138 = 0.569 BTC [+] -252754;1348771653;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 24 @ 0.114 = 2.736 BTC [+] -252753;1348771662;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.055 BTC [-] -252752;1348771809;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 20 @ 0.1899 = 3.798 BTC [-] -252751;1348771975;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 1 @ 0.29899999 BTC [+] -252750;1348771977;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 4 @ 0.299 = 1.196 BTC [+] -252749;1348771980;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.114 = 1.254 BTC [+] -252748;1348772010;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1143 = 1.7145 BTC [+] -252747;1348772078;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.04999993 = 0.35 BTC [+] -252746;1348772080;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04999994 BTC [+] -252745;1348772081;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.05 = 0.1 BTC [+] -252744;1348772168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37623 @ 0.00035741 = 13.4468 BTC [-] -252743;1348772169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00035715 = 5.5715 BTC [-] -252742;1348772170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12477 @ 0.00035714 = 4.456 BTC [-] -252741;1348772257;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11439999 BTC [+] -252740;1348772259;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 17 @ 0.1144 = 1.9448 BTC [+] -252739;1348772260;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 19 @ 0.86 = 16.34 BTC [+] -252738;1348772408;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 1 @ 0.74999999 BTC [+] -252737;1348772410;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 5 @ 0.75 = 3.75 BTC [+] -252736;1348772411;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.5-10.MININGBOND] 19 @ 0.8 = 15.2 BTC [+] -252735;1348772461;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14499999 BTC [+] -252734;1348772463;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.145 = 1.45 BTC [+] -252733;1348772498;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 1 @ 0.14599999 BTC [+] -252732;1348772500;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 2 @ 0.146 = 0.292 BTC [+] -252731;1348772501;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 3 @ 0.1487 = 0.4461 BTC [+] -252730;1348772502;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 13 @ 0.149 = 1.937 BTC [+] -252729;1348772608;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 23 @ 0.05 = 1.15 BTC [+] -252728;1348772609;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 28 @ 0.05799999 = 1.624 BTC [+] -252727;1348772611;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.058 = 1.45 BTC [+] -252726;1348772747;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07799999 BTC [-] -252725;1348772913;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05818298 BTC [+] -252724;1348772914;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.05899999 BTC [+] -252723;1348773031;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 37 @ 0.05899999 = 2.183 BTC [+] -252722;1348773035;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.059 = 1.475 BTC [+] -252721;1348773036;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [+] -252720;1348773037;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.0608144 = 0.7298 BTC [+] -252719;1348773057;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 29 @ 0.148 = 4.292 BTC [+] -252718;1348773121;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 326 @ 0.26790229 = 87.3361 BTC [+] -252717;1348773181;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.06081439 = 1.5204 BTC [-] -252716;1348773268;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.103695 = 0.4148 BTC [+] -252715;1348773276;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 7 @ 0.03266244 = 0.2286 BTC [-] -252714;1348773278;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 13 @ 0.00053574 = 0.007 BTC [-] -252713;1348773313;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.54999999 BTC [+] -252712;1348773340;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.08995 BTC [-] -252711;1348773399;assbot;[GLBSE] [ADMINSORTED] 9 @ 1.2 = 10.8 BTC [+] -252710;1348773400;assbot;[GLBSE] [ADMINSORTED] 2 @ 1.5 = 3 BTC [+] -252709;1348773586;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.058 = 0.116 BTC [-] -252708;1348773603;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 24 @ 0.86 = 20.64 BTC [+] -252707;1348773676;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [+] -252706;1348773856;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11439999 BTC [-] -252705;1348773858;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1144 BTC [+] -252704;1348773859;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 18 @ 0.11441 = 2.0594 BTC [+] -252703;1348774018;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.149 = 1.49 BTC [+] -252702;1348774020;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 75 @ 0.149 = 11.175 BTC [+] -252701;1348774285;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 5 @ 0.86 = 4.3 BTC [+] -252700;1348774445;kakobrekla;oh great now a power outage, decryption restarted. fml. -252699;1348774463;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.06062941 = 0.485 BTC [+] -252698;1348774465;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.06099997 = 0.732 BTC [+] -252697;1348774488;mircea_popescu;ahaha kakobrekla -252696;1348774495;mircea_popescu;start a comic! -252695;1348774559;kakobrekla;i just hope this didnt cause some extra data corruption -252694;1348774566;kakobrekla;or let it be minimal. -252693;1348774648;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11441999 BTC [+] -252692;1348774769;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.11442 = 1.2586 BTC [+] -252691;1348774796;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 133 @ 0.00044037 = 0.0586 BTC [+] -252690;1348774797;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2815 @ 0.00044037 = 1.2396 BTC [+] -252689;1348775093;mircea_popescu;DMC was under investigation. Diablo was absolved of any wrongdoing in a GLBSE investigation -252688;1348775104;mircea_popescu;o hey, Diablo-D3 did you get a little certificate or anything ? -252687;1348775174;copumpkin;Diablo-D3, certified loudmouth -252686;1348775307;rdponticelli;You would run out of loudmouth certificates as soon as you start issuing them -252685;1348775345;rdponticelli;You'll run out of paper to print them, and of trees to make the paper... -252684;1348775363;mircea_popescu;obviously they'd be digital certificates -252683;1348775366;mircea_popescu;and you can't run out of digits. -252682;1348775375;rdponticelli;Oh, go on then -252681;1348775378;rdponticelli;xD -252680;1348775405;mircea_popescu;tho poor kakobrekla seems to have run out of digits -252679;1348775408;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: I work for the yakuza, you insensitive clod -252678;1348775425;copumpkin;I only have one digit left, which is why I'm so slow at typing -252677;1348775426;mircea_popescu;copumpkin i was wondering if anyone will have the sense to make that connection :D -252676;1348775427;copumpkin;:( -252675;1348775450;mircea_popescu;you're too fast for this crowd, pumpky -252674;1348775450;copumpkin;:) -252673;1348775491;copumpkin;my girlfriend tells me that too -252672;1348775502;copumpkin;not sure she means it as a compliment though :( -252671;1348775524;rdponticelli;That can't be good -252670;1348775549;rdponticelli;Mostly if the landscape is crowded -252669;1348775583;copumpkin;oh, I'm irreplaceable -252668;1348775600;copumpkin;how many talking inverted pumpkins do you know? -252667;1348775678;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.06099996 = 1.22 BTC [-] -252666;1348775679;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.06099997 = 1.83 BTC [+] -252665;1348775684;rdponticelli;Can I count the ones in horror movies? -252664;1348775688;Diablo-D3;[12:45:06] o hey, Diablo-D3 did you get a little certificate or anything ? -252663;1348775690;Diablo-D3;nope :< -252662;1348775695;Diablo-D3;should have gotten a tshirt -252661;1348775696;copumpkin;nope -252660;1348775706;Diablo-D3;"survived the great nefario storm of 2012 and all I got was this lousy tshirt" -252659;1348775730;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11441999 BTC [-] -252658;1348775731;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.11442 = 0.8009 BTC [+] -252657;1348775732;mircea_popescu;copumpkin how do you know it's not all the other ones that are inverted ? -252656;1348775732;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 37 @ 0.1144998 = 4.2365 BTC [+] -252655;1348775753;rdponticelli;I hope this won't turn into a horror movie, either... -252654;1348775762;copumpkin;same way I know that it isn't everyone else who just has an abnormally short penis -252653;1348775858;rdponticelli;Hey, it's happening. Gribble just metamorphosed into imsaguy2 -252652;1348775883;imsaguy2;:D -252651;1348775902;rdponticelli;I'm scared -252650;1348775907;rdponticelli;xD -252649;1348775914;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 4 @ 0.12 = 0.48 BTC [+] -252648;1348775924;mircea_popescu;MITM! -252647;1348776022;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11000001 BTC [-] -252646;1348776023;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11 = 0.33 BTC [-] -252645;1348776300;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 700 @ 0.00044036 = 0.3083 BTC [-] -252644;1348776328;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11 = 0.33 BTC [-] -252643;1348776391;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 10 @ 0.00999997 = 0.1 BTC [-] -252642;1348776772;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00879999 BTC [-] -252641;1348776816;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.31337001 BTC [-] -252640;1348776818;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 10 @ 0.31337 = 3.1337 BTC [-] -252639;1348776856;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 7 @ 0.0088 = 0.0616 BTC [+] -252638;1348777015;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0034 = 0.17 BTC [+] -252637;1348777025;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.3979 = 2.7958 BTC [+] -252636;1348777056;mircea_popescu;Obsi any comment re https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113460.0 ? -252635;1348777114;Obsi;mircea_popescu: All my closed assets have closed at excellent prices out of my own pocket. -252634;1348777130;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.1779 = 0.7116 BTC [-] -252633;1348777141;mircea_popescu;so you bought all back ? -252632;1348777158;Obsi;final divs on ABMO & FUTUREFUND according to contracts -252631;1348777164;mircea_popescu;i see. -252630;1348777169;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0034 = 0.068 BTC [+] -252629;1348777204;kakobrekla;omg tech hates me today. -252628;1348777358;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [+] -252627;1348777794;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [+] -252626;1348777796;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 5 @ 0.798 = 3.99 BTC [+] -252625;1348777797;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN] 3 @ 0.798 = 2.394 BTC [+] -252624;1348777810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4880 @ 0.00035826 = 1.7483 BTC [+] -252623;1348778246;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 5 @ 0.9995 = 4.9975 BTC [+] -252622;1348778589;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 20 @ 0.09 = 1.8 BTC [+] -252621;1348778716;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 46 @ 0.1899 = 8.7354 BTC [-] -252620;1348778718;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 30 @ 0.19 = 5.7 BTC [+] -252619;1348779074;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 30 @ 0.08 = 2.4 BTC [+] -252618;1348779076;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1002 BTC [-] -252617;1348779078;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 16 @ 0.1001 = 1.6016 BTC [-] -252616;1348779316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 100 @ 0.00343602 = 0.3436 BTC [+] -252615;1348779345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 682 @ 0.00035826 = 0.2443 BTC [+] -252614;1348779780;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCWEB] 16 @ 0.08 = 1.28 BTC [+] -252613;1348779975;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11444999 BTC [+] -252612;1348780344;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 7 @ 0.9995 = 6.9965 BTC [+] -252611;1348780346;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 68 @ 1 = 68 BTC [+] -252610;1348780855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26452 @ 0.00035913 = 9.4997 BTC [+] -252609;1348780972;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 2 @ 0.86 = 1.72 BTC [+] -252608;1348781168;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 9 @ 0.1499999 = 1.35 BTC [-] -252607;1348781172;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 9 @ 0.15 = 1.35 BTC [+] -252606;1348781272;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 13 @ 0.149253 = 1.9403 BTC [+] -252605;1348781339;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 550 @ 0.0034 = 1.87 BTC [+] -252604;1348781409;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.056 = 0.56 BTC [+] -252603;1348781453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16 @ 0.0034 = 0.0544 BTC [+] -252602;1348781543;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.37899999 BTC [+] -252601;1348781544;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 49 @ 0.379 = 18.571 BTC [+] -252600;1348781575;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 10 @ 0.0777 = 0.777 BTC [+] -252599;1348781742;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 2 @ 0.86 = 1.72 BTC [+] -252598;1348781746;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 1 @ 0.44999999 BTC [+] -252597;1348781748;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 9 @ 0.45 = 4.05 BTC [+] -252596;1348781815;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [+] -252595;1348782239;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.06099996 = 1.22 BTC [-] -252594;1348782240;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.06099997 BTC [+] -252593;1348782241;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.06099997 = 0.244 BTC [+] -252592;1348782257;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11443999 BTC [-] -252591;1348782258;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 199 @ 0.11444 = 22.7736 BTC [+] -252590;1348782353;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11444 = 0.2289 BTC [+] -252589;1348782424;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -252588;1348782426;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.2 = 1.2 BTC [+] -252587;1348782427;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.23795 BTC [+] -252586;1348782428;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.238 BTC [+] -252585;1348782429;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 39 @ 0.24 = 9.36 BTC [+] -252584;1348782430;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.2472 = 0.4944 BTC [+] -252583;1348782431;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.255 BTC [+] -252582;1348782432;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 9 @ 0.3187 = 2.8683 BTC [+] -252581;1348782433;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.35979 = 0.7196 BTC [+] -252580;1348782435;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.35979 = 0.7196 BTC [+] -252579;1348782436;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 8 @ 0.359999 = 2.88 BTC [+] -252578;1348782447;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00979999 BTC [+] -252577;1348782449;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0098 BTC [+] -252576;1348782558;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -252575;1348782806;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11443999 BTC [-] -252574;1348782885;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5799 = 1.1598 BTC [+] -252573;1348782962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00343602 = 0.5154 BTC [+] -252572;1348782963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10048 @ 0.00035913 = 3.6085 BTC [+] -252571;1348782964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3309 @ 0.00036181 = 1.1972 BTC [+] -252570;1348782968;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.103695 = 0.2074 BTC [+] -252569;1348783153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 294 @ 0.0034 = 0.9996 BTC [+] -252568;1348783241;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140N] 2 @ 0.33797459 = 0.6759 BTC [-] -252567;1348783367;kakobrekla;anyone got a NAS suggestion -252566;1348783441;mircea_popescu;nas ? -252565;1348783534;kakobrekla;network attached storage -252564;1348783652;mircea_popescu;a -252563;1348783658;mircea_popescu;i don't use it. -252562;1348783668;toffoo;kakobrekla: only NAS non-suggestions -252561;1348783686;kakobrekla;im all ears -252560;1348783764;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: on mpex min/max is the all-time min/max or current month? -252559;1348783790;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ current month -252558;1348783831;FabianB_;thx -252557;1348783834;mircea_popescu;np -252556;1348784000;toffoo;well, I'm just saying I haven't had much luck with the 3-4 i've bought -252555;1348784029;toffoo;so I guess I'm listening along with you -252554;1348784459;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.0460002 = 0.368 BTC [-] -252553;1348784751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00036286 = 2.2134 BTC [+] -252552;1348785161;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -252551;1348785163;gribble;12.29 -252550;1348785172;smickles;;;calc 5000/12.29 -252549;1348785172;gribble;406.834825061 -252548;1348785529;copumpkin;I thought you were in canada -252547;1348785537;copumpkin;oh you're in japan! -252546;1348785545;kakobrekla;i wish it would be 4.30 -252545;1348785558;copumpkin;nihonjin desu neeeeeeeeeeee -252544;1348785559;copumpkin;neeee -252543;1348785563;copumpkin;neeeee -252542;1348785571;copumpkin;darooooo ka neeeeeee -252541;1348785581;smickles;)_( -252540;1348785704;gigavps;wtf -252539;1348785718;gigavps;did i get the translation right? -252538;1348785773;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -252537;1348785842;Obsi;usagi: why do you claim Diablo sold his ABMO when you know that was not the case? -252536;1348785855;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11433999 BTC [-] -252535;1348785856;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.11433999 = 1.0291 BTC [-] -252534;1348785884;Obsi;ABMO was closed out with a final dividend -252533;1348785892;Obsi;that in my mind is quite a difference -252532;1348785912;DeaDTerra1;evening :) -252531;1348786115;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.5795 = 2.318 BTC [+] -252530;1348786209;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.579899 = 1.7397 BTC [+] -252529;1348786228;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 20 @ 1 = 20 BTC [+] -252528;1348786234;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 3 @ 0.08001 = 0.24 BTC [+] -252527;1348786235;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 50 @ 0.08 = 4 BTC [-] -252526;1348786252;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1199 @ 0.00044037 = 0.528 BTC [+] -252525;1348786253;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2477 @ 0.00044037 = 1.0908 BTC [+] -252524;1348786254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18876 @ 0.00036475 = 6.885 BTC [+] -252523;1348786255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7224 @ 0.00036493 = 2.6363 BTC [+] -252522;1348786257;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.32000001 BTC [-] -252521;1348786258;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [-] -252520;1348786259;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.31 = 1.24 BTC [-] -252519;1348786260;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 13 @ 0.3011 = 3.9143 BTC [-] -252518;1348786261;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 25 @ 0.301 = 7.525 BTC [-] -252517;1348786262;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [-] -252516;1348786279;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.48530001 BTC [-] -252515;1348786279;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4853 BTC [-] -252514;1348786281;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.4851 = 3.8808 BTC [-] -252513;1348786282;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 16 @ 0.485 = 7.76 BTC [-] -252512;1348786283;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -252511;1348786284;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4799 BTC [-] -252510;1348786286;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.45576 BTC [-] -252509;1348786287;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3102 BTC [-] -252508;1348786288;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.3002 = 1.8012 BTC [-] -252507;1348786289;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 30 @ 0.3 = 9 BTC [-] -252506;1348786313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2380 @ 0.00036493 = 0.8685 BTC [+] -252505;1348786875;DeaDTerra1;why is people selling cognitive like crazy? -252504;1348786918;mircea_popescu;prolly just general glbse sell-off that's been going on for the past few days. -252503;1348786954;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -252502;1348786985;assbot;GLBSE 404 -252501;1348787321;kakobrekla;nope, no mpex pl -252500;1348787342;kakobrekla;also no moon landing. -252499;1348787425;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 2 @ 0.1499998 = 0.3 BTC [-] -252498;1348787511;Bugpowder;BofA appears to have suspended wire transfers to MtGox account, arumXchange has a limit of $2.15 transfer! Any ideas what is up and how to get $ into bitcoins right now? -252497;1348787534;copumpkin;OTC baby -252496;1348787699;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 1 @ 0.1355 BTC [-] -252495;1348787704;kakobrekla;Bugpowder urlpls? -252494;1348787774;Bugpowder;url is my fucking wire transfer that failed -252493;1348787800;mircea_popescu;!? -252492;1348787801;smickles;Bugpowder: i think bitfloor is back up, can you deposite cash into wellsfargo or chasebank? -252491;1348787805;mircea_popescu;they fail nao ? -252490;1348787820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00036286 = 1.1974 BTC [-] -252489;1348787823;smickles;(they also take wires iirc)\ -252488;1348787839;Bugpowder;fuck bitfloor -252487;1348787843;Bugpowder;brb -252486;1348787846;mircea_popescu;larger question is, do you want to use bitfloor -252485;1348787902;smickles;lol, yeah, they have 15 of my btc held up in that incident -252484;1348787938;smickles;so i want other people to use bitfloor -252483;1348787971;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -252482;1348787979;mircea_popescu;reckles enbitcoinment! -252481;1348788219;jcpham;i imagine as the banks catch on it'll be harder and harder to move through them -252480;1348788241;mircea_popescu;jcpham to be honest, bitcoin has little space or scope as a consumer affair. -252479;1348788259;mircea_popescu;it'll be the greatest thing for bitcoins if they become unavailable to anyone with yearly incomes under 1mn -252478;1348788272;jcpham;heh -252477;1348788281;jcpham;exclusivity works -252476;1348788285;mircea_popescu;indeed. -252475;1348788285;jcpham;we all know this -252474;1348788318;mircea_popescu;it should be a luxury for a decade or so. after that, it's established enough for the masses to join in w/o breaking anything -252473;1348788348;jcpham;it is a possible future -252472;1348788392;jcpham;trying to explain bitcoin to people without a few thousand dollars to play with at least is painful -252471;1348788396;jcpham;especially right now -252470;1348788433;Bugpowder;hmmm... recommendations, OTC, bitfloor or? -252469;1348788463;jcpham;Bugpowder an coin you can acquire off the exchanges is a good one -252468;1348788509;smickles;otc is perfect if you find someone you trust -252467;1348788535;smickles;;;book btc -252466;1348788535;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0034 = 0.0102 BTC [+] -252465;1348788535;gribble;Error: Too many orders to list on IRC. Visit the web order book, http://bitcoin-otc.com/vieworderbook.php?eitherthing=btc to see list of orders for this item. -252464;1348788580;smickles;http://bitcoin-otc.com/vieworder.php?id=10214 -252463;1348788584;smickles;Bugpowder: ^ -252462;1348788607;Bugpowder;thanks -252461;1348788610;smickles;http://bitcoin-otc.com/vieworder.php?id=10216 -252460;1348788612;smickles;that too -252459;1348788626;jcpham;i've only traded otc so far -252458;1348788627;smickles;http://bitcoin-otc.com/vieworder.php?id=10268 -252457;1348788635;smickles;aethero on that one -252456;1348788635;jcpham;a few short stints on gox during swings -252455;1348788638;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder otc is usually best if you know people. -252454;1348788649;jcpham;but mostly with random people otc -252453;1348788716;smickles;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=aethero -252452;1348788793;smickles;;;gettust smickes aethero -252451;1348788800;gribble;Error: "gettust" is not a valid command. -252450;1348788806;smickles;;;gettrust smickes aethero -252449;1348788807;mircea_popescu;tust lol -252448;1348788807;gribble;Trust relationship from user smickes to user aethero: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=smickes&dest=aethero -252447;1348788840;smickles;well, it's better than wehn i ''getthrust'd usagi -252446;1348788849;mircea_popescu;haha -252445;1348788851;gribble;Trust relationship from user usagi to user smickles: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 4 via 3 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=usagi&dest=smickles -252444;1348789080;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.39999999 BTC [+] -252443;1348789201;copumpkin;usagi: if you need PPUSD urgently, I can just lend you some. I'm not looking to buy coins, though -252442;1348789288;copumpkin;unfortunately if I send you paypal, I think it'll incur a fee, because it's international -252441;1348789336;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2900 @ 0.00044037 = 1.2771 BTC [+] -252440;1348789376;copumpkin;in fact, for 11.50, I could just buy the coins -252439;1348789390;copumpkin;not really sure what the structure is -252438;1348789392;copumpkin;I usually don't pay any -252437;1348789426;copumpkin;alright, if you send me coins first I'll be happy to do it. Even better if they're mtgbtc -252436;1348789735;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.5799 = 2.3196 BTC [+] -252435;1348789928;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 7 @ 0.5799 = 4.0593 BTC [+] -252434;1348790208;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 10 @ 0.149252 = 1.4925 BTC [-] -252433;1348790420;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.45000001 BTC [+] -252432;1348790785;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.34999999 BTC [-] -252431;1348790840;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2323 @ 0.00044037 = 1.023 BTC [+] -252430;1348790841;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7412 @ 0.00044037 = 3.264 BTC [+] -252429;1348790843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 100 @ 0.0034919 = 0.3492 BTC [+] -252428;1348790901;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.P2P.LOANS] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -252427;1348790908;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.45000001 BTC [+] -252426;1348790958;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.P2P.LOANS] 1 @ 0.01000001 BTC [-] -252425;1348791146;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.32999999 BTC [-] -252424;1348791283;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.50099999 = 1.002 BTC [-] -252423;1348791321;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.05999991 = 0.48 BTC [+] -252422;1348791323;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.05999992 = 0.84 BTC [+] -252421;1348791324;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 28 @ 0.05999999 = 1.68 BTC [+] -252420;1348791379;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -252419;1348791437;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -252418;1348791499;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.47000001 BTC [+] -252417;1348791544;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00336 BTC [-] -252416;1348791887;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.5799 = 2.8995 BTC [+] -252415;1348791921;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [-] -252414;1348791973;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.058 = 0.29 BTC [-] -252413;1348792083;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.058 BTC [-] -252412;1348792086;Bugpowder;Has anyone dealt with Bitcoins Direct? -252411;1348792234;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -252410;1348792334;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.04600015 = 0.23 BTC [-] -252409;1348792363;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00044037 = 2.1578 BTC [+] -252408;1348792364;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2192 @ 0.00044037 = 0.9653 BTC [+] -252407;1348792387;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it's d&t's service. he's a hardass -252406;1348792396;mircea_popescu;i'd be very much surprised if he runs with your money. -252405;1348792419;Bugpowder;Thanks, sounds like the best option for me. -252404;1348792433;Bugpowder;As long as he can accomodate the volume -252403;1348792455;mircea_popescu;was recently announcing 1mn total usd turnover -252402;1348792462;Bugpowder;yeahhhh -252401;1348792464;mircea_popescu;course it took him ~3 months to do it. -252400;1348792465;Bugpowder;should be ok -252399;1348792494;Bugpowder;I guess he has off market source of coins -252398;1348792501;Bugpowder;so should be fine, not dependent on gox -252397;1348792757;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 10 @ 0.0175 = 0.175 BTC [-] -252396;1348793171;copumpkin;ciuciu: are you sure it's relevant to keep calling mircea_popescu a pedophile? -252395;1348793174;copumpkin;it seems like a bit of a stretch -252394;1348793196;copumpkin;is moot a pedophile? -252393;1348793201;copumpkin;or a furry? -252392;1348793215;Obsi;mmm furries -252391;1348793240;mircea_popescu;moot is definitely gayfurry. -252390;1348793911;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3600 @ 0.00044037 = 1.5853 BTC [+] -252389;1348793913;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4228 @ 0.00044037 = 1.8619 BTC [+] -252388;1348794195;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.0460002 = 0.276 BTC [+] -252387;1348794196;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.04600015 = 0.368 BTC [-] -252386;1348794197;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04600014 BTC [-] -252385;1348794199;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.04600009 = 0.414 BTC [-] -252384;1348794200;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.04600008 = 0.552 BTC [-] -252383;1348794201;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 54 @ 0.04600001 = 2.484 BTC [-] -252382;1348794293;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bilaSB_tAE -252381;1348794361;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.04600002 = 0.322 BTC [+] -252380;1348794363;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.04600001 = 0.782 BTC [-] -252379;1348794364;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 90 @ 0.046 = 4.14 BTC [-] -252378;1348794365;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04509009 BTC [-] -252377;1348794366;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.04509008 = 0.0902 BTC [-] -252376;1348794367;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 44 @ 0.04401787 = 1.9368 BTC [-] -252375;1348794528;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11249999 BTC [-] -252374;1348794585;Ignatius-otc;I'm very jealous of larry david -252373;1348794633;mircea_popescu;for tampon adventure with girlscout ?! -252372;1348794666;Ignatius-otc;yes, but also the skill he ahs at writing -252371;1348794710;Ignatius-otc;he recently did a short bit for the daily show, was great -252370;1348794727;Ignatius-otc;http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-september-6-2012/hope-and-change-2---barack-obama--it-could-have-been-worse -252369;1348795269;mircea_popescu;hahah -252368;1348795273;mircea_popescu;he is really good. -252367;1348795283;mircea_popescu;he wrote most of the better seinfelds iirc -252366;1348795430;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 643 @ 0.00044037 = 0.2832 BTC [+] -252365;1348795431;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 473 @ 0.00044037 = 0.2083 BTC [+] -252364;1348795432;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3800 @ 0.00044037 = 1.6734 BTC [+] -252363;1348795433;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2534 @ 0.00044037 = 1.1159 BTC [+] -252362;1348795943;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170N] 5 @ 0.1084107 = 0.5421 BTC [-] -252361;1348795979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48500 @ 0.00036349 = 17.6293 BTC [+] -252360;1348795980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22389 @ 0.00036492 = 8.1702 BTC [+] -252359;1348795982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58596 @ 0.00036493 = 21.3834 BTC [+] -252358;1348795983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58548 @ 0.00036541 = 21.394 BTC [+] -252357;1348795983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66111 @ 0.00036541 = 24.1576 BTC [+] -252356;1348795984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00036544 = 2.887 BTC [+] -252355;1348795985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28800 @ 0.00036566 = 10.531 BTC [+] -252354;1348795987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28094 @ 0.00036568 = 10.2734 BTC [+] -252353;1348795988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35100 @ 0.00036598 = 12.8459 BTC [+] -252352;1348795989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20839 @ 0.00036641 = 7.6356 BTC [+] -252351;1348795990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5123 @ 0.0003671 = 1.8807 BTC [+] -252350;1348796304;BTC-Mining;Still looking for BIB.BVPS/S.BVPS shares. Anyone? -252349;1348796546;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170N] 1 @ 0.10837131 BTC [-] -252348;1348798058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38977 @ 0.0003671 = 14.3085 BTC [+] -252347;1348798060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15823 @ 0.00036788 = 5.821 BTC [+] -252346;1348798493;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 39 @ 0.10035 = 3.9137 BTC [-] -252345;1348798587;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10025 BTC [-] -252344;1348798720;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.561 BTC [-] -252343;1348798721;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [-] -252342;1348798722;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54120002 BTC [-] -252341;1348799579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26743 @ 0.00036286 = 9.704 BTC [-] -252340;1348799579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.0003623 = 2.355 BTC [-] -252339;1348799581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12704 @ 0.00036209 = 4.6 BTC [-] -252338;1348799582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11253 @ 0.00036166 = 4.0698 BTC [-] -252337;1348799805;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.32000001 BTC [+] -252336;1348799806;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 45 @ 0.32 = 14.4 BTC [-] -252335;1348799929;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3954 BTC [-] -252334;1348799930;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 5 @ 1.3974 = 6.987 BTC [+] -252333;1348799940;grubles;BTC-Mining, talk to rg -252332;1348800048;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.39749 = 4.1925 BTC [+] -252331;1348800098;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.67957 BTC [+] -252330;1348800105;BTC-Mining;He's not selling anymore S.BVPS shares I believe -252329;1348800146;grubles;there is a passthrough on glbse i believe -252328;1348800190;BTC-Mining;Yeah, But it lacks sellers -252327;1348800204;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining doesn't believe in market books -252326;1348800230;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.17785 = 0.3557 BTC [-] -252325;1348800232;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 8 @ 0.17789 = 1.4231 BTC [+] -252324;1348800318;BTC-Mining;I got orders but no one selling -252323;1348800356;mircea_popescu;a -252322;1348800360;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -252321;1348800362;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00343602 / 0.00345198 / 0.0034919 (350 shares, 1.21 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00336628 / 0.003801 (31944 shares, 107.53 BTC) -252320;1348800369;mircea_popescu;ya tiny volume on ot -252319;1348800459;BTC-Mining;Just trying to find someone holding shares and see what they'd ask for it. -252318;1348800471;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 96 @ 0.0034 = 0.3264 BTC [+] -252317;1348800473;BTC-Mining;They're apparently not around. -252316;1348800499;mircea_popescu;i see asks at 35 -252315;1348800512;mircea_popescu;then 37 and 39, 10k blocks -252314;1348800573;BTC-Mining;Looks a bit of a steep price for my taste -252313;1348800596;BTC-Mining;I was looking for 0.0030 - 0.0034 -252312;1348800654;assbot;[GLBSE] [IBB] 1 @ 0.53989989 BTC [+] -252311;1348800701;mircea_popescu;yea. the eternal dilemma, lock cash in the book or not. -252310;1348800883;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.04799999 BTC [+] -252309;1348800956;rg;people were dumb -252308;1348800960;rg;when the asset was introduced -252307;1348800966;rg;it got pushed up to something like 0.01 -252306;1348800969;rg;now no one can sell -252305;1348800974;rg;cause that price was so unrealisti -252304;1348800976;rg;c -252303;1348800991;rg;so anyone who bought will have to take a major loss -252302;1348801023;mircea_popescu;After every execution of order, CS would send you an email, this is really useful and convenient. -252301;1348801026;mircea_popescu;they can;t be serious -252300;1348801033;sgornick;If forget, if options expire on the last Friday of the month ... that is 00:00 UTC Friday, or after 23:59:59 UTC Friday? -252299;1348801045;mircea_popescu;sgornick end of last friday -252298;1348801056;sgornick;Thanks. -252297;1348801061;mircea_popescu;"All options expire on the last minute of the last Friday of their month (UTC times)." -252296;1348801075;sgornick;So 24 hours. Cool. -252295;1348801103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00036166 = 0.7233 BTC [-] -252294;1348801112;sgornick;When the wiki is back online I'll add that. -252293;1348801156;mircea_popescu;its offline atm !? -252292;1348801178;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 55 @ 0.04401787 = 2.421 BTC [-] -252291;1348801179;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 31 @ 0.04401786 = 1.3646 BTC [-] -252290;1348801180;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 17 @ 0.04382722 = 0.7451 BTC [-] -252289;1348801181;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.04382721 = 0.1315 BTC [-] -252288;1348801183;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.04354289 = 0.2613 BTC [-] -252287;1348801265;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 9 @ 0.29 = 2.61 BTC [+] -252286;1348801266;mircea_popescu;rg did it ever go to .01 ? -252285;1348801279;rg;on glbse -252284;1348801280;rg;yea -252283;1348801283;rg;not mpex -252282;1348801286;rg;people are smarter on mpex -252281;1348801295;mircea_popescu;o -252280;1348801305;mircea_popescu;on glbse they were trading s.dice passthrough at 2x value -252279;1348801309;rg;highest on MPEX was 0.00380100 -252278;1348801315;rg;and we're currently 0.0035 -252277;1348801330;rg;hoping for a new high -252276;1348801338;mircea_popescu;and it opened 22/24/26 iirc ? -252275;1348801343;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [+] -252274;1348801344;rg;yeah -252273;1348801344;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREASIC] 1 @ 0.825 BTC [+] -252272;1348801345;rg;oo -252271;1348801347;mircea_popescu;seems reasonable. -252270;1348801348;rg;now would be a good time to get some MPOE -252269;1348801361;rg;i didn't see how low it was -252268;1348801364;mircea_popescu;pity pirate has all your money :D -252267;1348801376;rg;arf -252266;1348801427;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11432999 BTC [+] -252265;1348801429;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11433 = 0.5717 BTC [+] -252264;1348801434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30180 @ 0.00036204 = 10.9264 BTC [+] -252263;1348801436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00036532 = 0.9133 BTC [+] -252262;1348801437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33760 @ 0.00036788 = 12.4196 BTC [+] -252261;1348801438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.000368 = 5.5936 BTC [+] -252260;1348801439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3360 @ 0.00036875 = 1.239 BTC [+] -252259;1348801451;mircea_popescu;cheers -252258;1348801460;mircea_popescu;i'm off to bed. take care all. -252257;1348801467;copumpkin;sweet dreams! -252256;1348801486;mircea_popescu;:) (nohomo) -252255;1348827992;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 12 @ 0.3699 = 4.4388 BTC [-] -252254;1348828063;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.03765021 = 0.1506 BTC [-] -252253;1348828065;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.035 = 1.75 BTC [-] -252252;1348828066;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.034 = 3.4 BTC [-] -252251;1348828067;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.032 = 0.8 BTC [-] -252250;1348828069;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.03143792 = 0.2515 BTC [-] -252249;1348828117;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.03 BTC [-] -252248;1348828193;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.02516024 BTC [-] -252247;1348828208;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1718 @ 0.00044037 = 0.7566 BTC [+] -252246;1348828209;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 382 @ 0.00044037 = 0.1682 BTC [+] -252245;1348828262;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.02999999 = 0.24 BTC [+] -252244;1348828263;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 12 @ 0.03 = 0.36 BTC [+] -252243;1348828324;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.03 = 0.15 BTC [+] -252242;1348828325;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.02516024 = 0.2768 BTC [-] -252241;1348828326;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.023 = 0.23 BTC [-] -252240;1348828327;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.02 = 2 BTC [-] -252239;1348828329;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.02 = 0.04 BTC [-] -252238;1348828592;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.02 = 0.06 BTC [-] -252237;1348828740;BTC-Mining;lol... OBSI now pays 0.00001 per day? instead of 0.001? -252236;1348828745;BTC-Mining;It's down to 1% -252235;1348829058;mircea_popescu;yup -252234;1348829068;mircea_popescu;i'm glad i waited to close. -252233;1348829091;mircea_popescu;shorting glbse is practically speaking free money. -252232;1348829712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1978 @ 0.00036277 = 0.7176 BTC [-] -252231;1348829713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37522 @ 0.00036247 = 13.6006 BTC [-] -252230;1348829879;BTC-Mining;I think I'd better start doing that -252229;1348831220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00036247 = 2.791 BTC [-] -252228;1348832747;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3700 @ 0.00044037 = 1.6294 BTC [+] -252227;1348832748;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1800 @ 0.00044037 = 0.7927 BTC [+] -252226;1348833154;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 69 @ 0.02 = 1.38 BTC [-] -252225;1348834010;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [-] -252224;1348834279;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3261 @ 0.00044037 = 1.436 BTC [+] -252223;1348834279;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 804 @ 0.00044037 = 0.3541 BTC [+] -252222;1348834281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8978 @ 0.00036247 = 3.2543 BTC [-] -252221;1348834283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00036228 = 0.797 BTC [-] -252220;1348834355;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11349999 BTC [-] -252219;1348835792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17132 @ 0.00036166 = 6.196 BTC [-] -252218;1348835794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00036162 = 4.1225 BTC [-] -252217;1348835795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 368 @ 0.00036139 = 0.133 BTC [-] -252216;1348835812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21522 @ 0.00036203 = 7.7916 BTC [+] -252215;1348835814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16005 @ 0.00036515 = 5.8442 BTC [+] -252214;1348835815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41887 @ 0.00036656 = 15.3541 BTC [+] -252213;1348835816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24800 @ 0.00036835 = 9.1351 BTC [+] -252212;1348835817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25540 @ 0.00036875 = 9.4179 BTC [+] -252211;1348835819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10246 @ 0.00036949 = 3.7858 BTC [+] -252210;1348835956;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3699 BTC [-] -252209;1348837091;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1135 = 0.454 BTC [+] -252208;1348837324;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1100 @ 0.00044036 = 0.4844 BTC [-] -252207;1348837892;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.55040001 BTC [+] -252206;1348837893;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5504 = 1.1008 BTC [-] -252205;1348837895;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.5501 = 4.9509 BTC [-] -252204;1348837896;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.55 = 1.65 BTC [-] -252203;1348837897;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5417 = 1.0834 BTC [-] -252202;1348837898;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.54140001 = 1.0828 BTC [-] -252201;1348837907;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.5414 = 1.6242 BTC [-] -252200;1348837907;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5413 = 1.0826 BTC [-] -252199;1348837907;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54100001 BTC [-] -252198;1348838481;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56999997 BTC [+] -252197;1348838620;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -252196;1348838629;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.46887596 BTC. Last price: 0.56999997 BTC. Capital gain: -0.43000003 BTC. Total: 0.03887593 BTC. (3.9%) -252195;1348838678;BTC-Mining;Wow, actually still positive... it's amazing... -252194;1348838692;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining plenty of people went in at 1.5 tho -252193;1348838710;mircea_popescu;it really only got back to pre-public listing prices in july i think -252192;1348838718;BTC-Mining;Yeah... but if they calculated the price they could get mhash for vs price they pay on shares... -252191;1348838730;BTC-Mining;They wouldn't be stuck with shares they overpaid. -252190;1348838747;mircea_popescu;that may well be true, but pl is pl. -252189;1348838776;BTC-Mining;!pl BTC-MINING 1 -252188;1348838776;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -252187;1348838797;assbot;BTC-MINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.27012647 BTC. Last price: 0.95999999 BTC. Capital gain: -0.04000001 BTC. Total: 0.23012646 BTC. (23%) -252186;1348838797;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56999997 BTC [+] -252185;1348838827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00036949 = 5.062 BTC [+] -252184;1348838924;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 1 @ 0.87497999 BTC [+] -252183;1348839075;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.49000001 = 0.98 BTC [+] -252182;1348839225;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.49000001 BTC [+] -252181;1348840042;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.1135 = 0.454 BTC [+] -252180;1348840355;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4600 @ 0.00044037 = 2.0257 BTC [+] -252179;1348840357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2913 @ 0.00036229 = 1.0554 BTC [-] -252178;1348840358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51232 @ 0.00036139 = 18.5147 BTC [-] -252177;1348840359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9155 @ 0.00036136 = 3.3083 BTC [-] -252176;1348840367;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56999997 BTC [+] -252175;1348840458;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112900.0 this is possibly the funniest thing to date -252174;1348840475;mircea_popescu;a holding company for btc mining bonds which buys lottery tickets with the dividend proceeds. -252173;1348841863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2091 @ 0.00036136 = 0.7556 BTC [-] -252172;1348841876;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.11434 = 1.7151 BTC [+] -252171;1348843040;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.11434 = 1.0291 BTC [+] -252170;1348843371;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5000 @ 0.00044037 = 2.2019 BTC [+] -252169;1348843372;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3180 @ 0.00044037 = 1.4004 BTC [+] -252168;1348843374;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2620 @ 0.00044037 = 1.1538 BTC [+] -252167;1348844174;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.11434 = 1.3721 BTC [+] -252166;1348844671;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 5 @ 0.0088 = 0.044 BTC [+] -252165;1348844874;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00044036 = 0.4404 BTC [-] -252164;1348844875;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 600 @ 0.00044036 = 0.2642 BTC [-] -252163;1348844877;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1097 @ 0.00044036 = 0.4831 BTC [-] -252162;1348844878;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5403 @ 0.00044036 = 2.3793 BTC [-] -252161;1348845027;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 69 @ 0.015 = 1.035 BTC [-] -252160;1348845541;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.02368999 BTC [+] -252159;1348845645;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.02369 = 0.2369 BTC [+] -252158;1348845723;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -252157;1348845753;assbot;[GLBSE] [ABM] 1 @ 0.10000001 BTC [-] -252156;1348845820;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.03 = 0.24 BTC [+] -252155;1348845956;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 80 @ 0.001 = 0.08 BTC [+] -252154;1348845979;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11434 = 0.2287 BTC [+] -252153;1348846234;assbot;[GLBSE] [GREEN] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [+] -252152;1348846378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53300 @ 0.00036136 = 19.2605 BTC [-] -252151;1348847450;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 4 @ 0.285 = 1.14 BTC [-] -252150;1348847451;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.28 = 0.56 BTC [-] -252149;1348847452;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [-] -252148;1348847453;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 3 @ 0.267 = 0.801 BTC [-] -252147;1348847523;PsychoticBoy;LOTTOMINING LMFAO -252146;1348847547;PsychoticBoy;just another ponzi -252145;1348847566;PsychoticBoy;you can better burn your bitcoin -252144;1348847576;PsychoticBoy;(if they could burn) -252143;1348847633;PsychoticBoy;the chance of winning a lottery is 0 -252142;1348847651;PsychoticBoy;so dividend will be 0 -252141;1348847655;PsychoticBoy;nice -252140;1348847680;PsychoticBoy;why cant I issue such a scammy asset? -252139;1348847688;PsychoticBoy;BECAUSE I AM NO SCAMMER -252138;1348847701;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 2 @ 0.00016 = 0.0003 BTC [-] -252137;1348847751;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.3699 = 3.699 BTC [-] -252136;1348847763;PsychoticBoy;::seen nefario -252135;1348847771;PsychoticBoy;;;seen nefario -252134;1348847771;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 days, 16 hours, 56 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -252133;1348847787;PsychoticBoy;damn -252132;1348847854;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11423999 BTC [-] -252131;1348847901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27200 @ 0.00036456 = 9.916 BTC [+] -252130;1348847903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00036555 = 2.4126 BTC [+] -252129;1348847914;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112900.msg1228080#msg1228080 -252128;1348848357;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 5 @ 0.10025 = 0.5013 BTC [-] -252127;1348848416;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.11000001 BTC [-] -252126;1348848496;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -252125;1348848521;PsychoticBoy;ok thanks -252124;1348848536;PsychoticBoy;but YOU see my point dont you? -252123;1348848562;asa1024;i do! -252122;1348848609;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 6 @ 0.1 = 0.6 BTC [-] -252121;1348848653;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00911003 = 0.0911 BTC [-] -252120;1348848903;PsychoticBoy;:D thought so -252119;1348849409;PsychoticBoy;lol -252118;1348849505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34200 @ 0.00036683 = 12.5456 BTC [+] -252117;1348849585;PsychoticBoy;do you value each CO/madinvestor diverent, I want to buy the cheapest lol -252116;1348849596;PsychoticBoy;*different -252115;1348849695;PsychoticBoy;hahahah -252114;1348849731;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56999999 BTC [+] -252113;1348849734;kakobrekla;;;ticker -252112;1348849734;gribble;Best bid: 12.2001, Best ask: 12.20979, Bid-ask spread: 0.00969, Last trade: 12.2, 24 hour volume: 22822, 24 hour low: 12.12, 24 hour high: 12.3785 -252111;1348849886;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.56999998 = 1.71 BTC [-] -252110;1348849938;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56999997 BTC [-] -252109;1348849992;asa1024;lol -252108;1348849998;PsychoticBoy;hmmn sounds intresting ;) -252107;1348850006;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.569 BTC [-] -252106;1348850015;PsychoticBoy;got great collectors value :D -252105;1348850021;PsychoticBoy;whahahaha -252104;1348850113;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.51989999 BTC [+] -252103;1348850194;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.51999999 BTC [+] -252102;1348850313;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 50 @ 0.0088 = 0.44 BTC [+] -252101;1348850383;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.0088 BTC [+] -252100;1348850691;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -252099;1348850754;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.72 = 2.16 BTC [+] -252098;1348850811;PsychoticBoy;obsi could buy the bonds back at 105% SO 105% of 0.02 is still a huge Ka-ching for obsi -252097;1348850834;PsychoticBoy;without even breaking his contract -252096;1348850877;PsychoticBoy;wow scammy fuckers that is a huge gap in the market ;) -252095;1348850893;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -252094;1348851082;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3508 @ 0.00044036 = 1.5448 BTC [-] -252093;1348852316;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.3699 = 1.4796 BTC [-] -252092;1348852423;Diablo-D3;usagi: hes buying back at IPO price anyhow -252091;1348852430;Diablo-D3;unless someone is stupid enough to sell below that -252090;1348852445;Diablo-D3;usagi: and jesus fucking christ dude -252089;1348852450;Diablo-D3;keep all your bmf shit in one thread -252088;1348852554;Luceo;Maybe obsi is pushing it down -252087;1348852565;Diablo-D3;Luceo: you cant without burning money -252086;1348852623;Diablo-D3;Im pretty sure he is, but I might be wrong -252085;1348852625;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00044037 = 1.1009 BTC [+] -252084;1348852673;Diablo-D3;I vaguely remember saying he was -252083;1348852729;PsychoticBoy;yeah thought so too, and abmo got a last div of 0.1 -252082;1348852794;Diablo-D3;yeah -252081;1348852799;Diablo-D3;maybe that doesnt cover hrpt too -252080;1348853002;Diablo-D3;usagi: btw, CPA is dissolved now, right? -252079;1348853168;Luceo;Wait what? -252078;1348853452;Luceo;Diablo-D3: Why is CPA dissolved? -252077;1348853469;Diablo-D3;I dunno, too much shit has happened over the past few days -252076;1348853473;Diablo-D3;maybe Im confused -252075;1348853531;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 7 @ 0.02 = 0.14 BTC [-] -252074;1348853532;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.01530001 BTC [-] -252073;1348853533;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 115 @ 0.0153 = 1.7595 BTC [-] -252072;1348853555;copumpkin;Luceo: it was the acid what dissolved it -252071;1348853724;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0299 = 1.495 BTC [+] -252070;1348853852;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56999999 BTC [+] -252069;1348853875;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07022001 = 0.1404 BTC [+] -252068;1348853877;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07022 BTC [-] -252067;1348853895;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.57 = 2.85 BTC [+] -252066;1348854077;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.568 BTC [-] -252065;1348854136;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.578 = 5.78 BTC [+] -252064;1348854204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00036471 = 3.2824 BTC [-] -252063;1348854219;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5945 BTC [+] -252062;1348854235;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.5947 = 1.7841 BTC [+] -252061;1348854265;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5974 BTC [+] -252060;1348854290;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -252059;1348854304;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1142 BTC [-] -252058;1348855190;Diablo-D3;I dunno -252057;1348855199;Diablo-D3;theres so many people quitting glbse that Im not sure whos quitting anymore -252056;1348855206;Diablo-D3;usagi: btw, is fpgamining toxic now or not/ -252055;1348855210;Diablo-D3;because I keep seeing people buy it -252054;1348855767;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11423999 = 1.1424 BTC [+] -252053;1348855799;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I asked usagi specifically because he had recommended fpgamining before all this shit started -252052;1348855929;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: who knows -252051;1348855982;Diablo-D3;Im giving him the chance to give such an answer -252050;1348855995;Diablo-D3;or he could also say fpgaminer is legit and isnt a scam, but hes exiting anyhow -252049;1348856045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00036643 = 6.0095 BTC [+] -252048;1348856063;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: Im not investing in fpgamining -252047;1348856070;Diablo-D3;so Im not sure what you're going on about -252046;1348856193;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: okay, so if you're in a troll mood, what do you think about bakewell? ;) -252045;1348856252;Diablo-D3;no, I just wanted to know what usagi thought about fpgamining now -252044;1348856263;Diablo-D3;that does not imply Im buying into fpgamining -252043;1348856269;Diablo-D3;nor does it imply I ever was going to -252042;1348856306;Diablo-D3;no, but you said I dont know what Im talking about -252041;1348856566;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: Im giving you an opportunity to troll, btw, -252040;1348856573;Diablo-D3;tell me what you think of bakewell -252039;1348856938;jcpham;i think he stays baked -252038;1348857666;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7353 @ 0.00044037 = 3.238 BTC [+] -252037;1348857667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00036705 = 6.4601 BTC [+] -252036;1348857669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6930 @ 0.00036949 = 2.5606 BTC [+] -252035;1348857691;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.59000001 = 1.18 BTC [-] -252034;1348858250;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.11423999 = 1.3709 BTC [+] -252033;1348858251;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.11433999 = 3.4302 BTC [+] -252032;1348858253;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 57 @ 0.11444 = 6.5231 BTC [+] -252031;1348859024;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.024 = 0.24 BTC [-] -252030;1348859026;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 45 @ 0.02301 = 1.0355 BTC [-] -252029;1348859027;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.023 = 0.23 BTC [-] -252028;1348859027;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.02 = 0.6 BTC [-] -252027;1348859029;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.019 = 0.95 BTC [-] -252026;1348859030;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.018 = 0.9 BTC [-] -252025;1348859031;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.017 = 0.85 BTC [-] -252024;1348859032;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.016 = 0.08 BTC [-] -252023;1348859038;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: well, im trying to figure out if hes a scam or not -252022;1348859047;Diablo-D3;I mean, he put a photo of himself up and his information and everything -252021;1348859225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00036974 = 3.3646 BTC [+] -252020;1348859226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00037009 = 0.5181 BTC [+] -252019;1348859280;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3596 BTC [-] -252018;1348859486;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 10 @ 0.17789 = 1.7789 BTC [+] -252017;1348859668;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.00985001 BTC [-] -252016;1348859670;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 3 @ 0.00985 = 0.0296 BTC [-] -252015;1348859764;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.59999999 = 1.2 BTC [+] -252014;1348859811;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so, what Im thinking is -252013;1348859813;Diablo-D3;thats not him -252012;1348859816;Diablo-D3;thats not his address -252011;1348859822;Diablo-D3;and hes actually a nigerian -252010;1348859853;Diablo-D3;I never saw a photo of pirate -252009;1348859915;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -252008;1348859986;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 8 @ 0.00979004 = 0.0783 BTC [-] -252007;1348859987;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 32 @ 0.00979003 = 0.3133 BTC [-] -252006;1348859990;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.60769999 = 1.2154 BTC [+] -252005;1348860235;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: well -252004;1348860249;Diablo-D3;it'd be nice if CPA was a community supported board ran insurance and rating agency -252003;1348860286;Diablo-D3;it'd be better if people quit IPOing on glbse -252002;1348860305;Diablo-D3;and instead IPO through large scale investment banks -252001;1348860316;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: well, we need a standard for NAV anyhow -252000;1348860322;Diablo-D3;nefario cant keep bids on the market -251999;1348860335;imsaguy2;well, he tried to -251998;1348860340;imsaguy2;and instead it just removed ALL bids -251997;1348860342;Diablo-D3;so we cant use best bid -251996;1348860356;Diablo-D3;best bid often is a tiny fraction of the lowest ask -251995;1348860361;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: not here it doesnt -251994;1348860377;Diablo-D3;on glbse -251993;1348860397;Diablo-D3;we cant use highest bid because its unreasonably too low, we cant use lowest ask because trolls like you have a fit -251992;1348860422;Diablo-D3;we cant use trading average because we'd need a 30 day trading average because the volume is so low -251991;1348860507;Diablo-D3;so what, 24 hour? 7 day? average -251990;1348860511;Diablo-D3;too easy to game -251989;1348860553;imsaguy2;very few assets have enough volume to adequately state the NAV as typically used in GAAP -251988;1348860558;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 10 @ 0.00949999 = 0.095 BTC [-] -251987;1348860562;Diablo-D3;imsaguy2: yes, exactly -251986;1348860567;Diablo-D3;thats the point Im trying to make -251985;1348860576;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.607 = 2.428 BTC [-] -251984;1348860591;imsaguy2;lol -251983;1348860591;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: too easy to game -251982;1348860591;imsaguy2;there's low volume -251981;1348860593;imsaguy2;if I know I've got a report coming up -251980;1348860601;imsaguy2;I'll make a trade at that time -251979;1348860605;imsaguy2;so I can push the price where I want -251978;1348860608;Diablo-D3;exactly -251977;1348860622;Diablo-D3;at least with lowest ask its hard to game to make the price go up -251976;1348860655;imsaguy2;I'd say a 5 day trailing low ask would be the best bet -251975;1348860679;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.607 = 3.642 BTC [-] -251974;1348860680;imsaguy2;beceause the bids suck ass -251973;1348860697;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.02989999 BTC [+] -251972;1348860698;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 119 @ 0.0299 = 3.5581 BTC [+] -251971;1348860699;imsaguy2;until nef can implement overbooking on the bid side and not actually fuck it up -251970;1348860708;imsaguy2;there will always be a weak bid side -251969;1348860709;Diablo-D3;yeah -251968;1348860717;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and this is why you're a troll -251967;1348860719;imsaguy2;troll harder -251966;1348860732;imsaguy2;How would you do it EskimoBob? -251965;1348860738;imsaguy2;value an asset on 2 shares of bids? -251964;1348860753;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: a lot of the time bids are less than half of the lowest ask, some assets have NO bids -251963;1348860757;Diablo-D3;so what, we value them as zero? -251962;1348860761;Diablo-D3;how does that make sense? -251961;1348860771;Diablo-D3;"make think" -251960;1348860782;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6077 BTC [+] -251959;1348860786;imsaguy2;is there a language barrier here? -251958;1348860807;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1347 @ 0.00044037 = 0.5932 BTC [+] -251957;1348860808;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: wrong -251956;1348860809;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2153 @ 0.00044037 = 0.9481 BTC [+] -251955;1348860821;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.615 BTC [+] -251954;1348860822;imsaguy2;How many people keep any sort of coin in GLBSE? -251953;1348860827;imsaguy2;most people withdraw right away -251952;1348860831;imsaguy2;because they don't trust nef to get hacked -251951;1348860839;Diablo-D3;last trade is worthless if the last trade was a panic sell -251950;1348860849;Diablo-D3;imsaguy2: not get hacked -251949;1348860863;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: but thats the same thing -251948;1348860870;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.618 BTC [+] -251947;1348860880;Diablo-D3;if you use last trade or highest bid, any outside party can go and bomb your NAV -251946;1348860882;imsaguy2;if there was any sort of real volume, the fund manager wouldn't have that control -251945;1348860884;imsaguy2;that's the whole point -251944;1348860904;Diablo-D3;wall street volume -251943;1348860912;imsaguy2;I'm not saying that -251942;1348860927;Diablo-D3;the term "bid wall" doesnt have any conceptual meaning on glbse. -251941;1348860959;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6192 = 2.4768 BTC [+] -251940;1348860965;Diablo-D3;5 or 7 day average ask could work, but glbse doesnt generate that automatically -251939;1348860983;imsaguy2;probably some sort of average between asks and bids -251938;1348861008;Diablo-D3;all NAVs are fake. -251937;1348861010;Diablo-D3;period. -251936;1348861028;Diablo-D3;NAV, net asset value. -251935;1348861046;Diablo-D3;using a ruler. -251934;1348861159;Diablo-D3;no, I know exactly how long my dick is, your mother has a habit of measuring dicks in her quest for the world's largest cock. -251933;1348861231;copumpkin;lol -251932;1348861245;copumpkin;yeah, IRC is a realtime medium -251931;1348861267;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and NAV would only make sense for funds anyhow -251930;1348861274;copumpkin;let's assume the reason someone doesn't respond is that they're clueless, and then mock them based on that assumption -251929;1348861282;Diablo-D3;there arent many funds on GLBSE -251928;1348861287;copumpkin;because clearly that's the respectful way to approach online interaction -251927;1348861288;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: yeah, some of us just want a fucking pepsi. -251926;1348861331;imsaguy2;oh, my bad -251925;1348861340;imsaguy2;I was in #bitcoin talking with gmaxwell -251924;1348861356;imsaguy2;there's more to life than talking with a troll that bitches but has no real solution -251923;1348861363;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so if we're talking about, say, BMF -251922;1348861371;Diablo-D3;are we considering it an open ended fund or a closed end fund? -251921;1348861386;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 5 @ 0.3699 = 1.8495 BTC [-] -251920;1348861387;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.37 = 0.74 BTC [+] -251919;1348861401;Diablo-D3;yes. -251918;1348861412;Diablo-D3;I assume once BMF's IPO is done, no more will ever be issued -251917;1348861475;Diablo-D3;which also means, as a closed end fund, the current trading price range is not going to realistically reflect on the NAV anyhow -251916;1348861510;imsaguy2;Nevermind. I was wrong. You were right. You win. -251915;1348861559;Diablo-D3;ha ha imsaguy2 trolled EskimoBob -251914;1348861579;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.37 = 1.48 BTC [+] -251913;1348861599;imsaguy2;I'm not wasting my time. I have better things to do. -251912;1348861626;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 9 @ 0.00949999 = 0.0855 BTC [-] -251911;1348861784;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P050T] 1 @ 0.02216641 BTC [-] -251910;1348862466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12498 @ 0.00037009 = 4.6254 BTC [+] -251909;1348862467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7502 @ 0.00037073 = 2.7812 BTC [+] -251908;1348862599;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.12499999 BTC [+] -251907;1348862620;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINMINV] 1 @ 0.00110001 BTC [-] -251906;1348863203;Diablo-D3;Obsi: apparently you're a scammer for buying back all the shares at ipo price -251905;1348863249;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.03500019 = 0.105 BTC [+] -251904;1348863250;Obsi;that's what happens when you do biz with whiny children that haven't even had a lemonade stand -251903;1348863266;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.0299 = 0.0897 BTC [+] -251902;1348863303;Diablo-D3;Obsi: I agree =/ -251901;1348863383;Obsi;What's this about CPA dissolving? -251900;1348863436;Diablo-D3;dunno -251899;1348863467;Obsi;sucks... market is falling all over itself -251898;1348863487;Diablo-D3;yup -251897;1348863493;Diablo-D3;I think this is partly my fault -251896;1348863497;Diablo-D3;I didnt roll over for nefario -251895;1348863503;Diablo-D3;now everyones getting part of that -251894;1348863703;Obsi;"Nefario used to work for Intersango but got fired when he froze my account the first time." <-- is that true? -251893;1348863710;Diablo-D3;wait -251892;1348863711;Diablo-D3;what? -251891;1348863715;Obsi;goat said that -251890;1348863731;Obsi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551.msg1227800#msg1227800 -251889;1348863886;Diablo-D3;how the hell do you people find so much time to read the forum -251888;1348863924;Obsi;I read it on the crapper -251887;1348863925;Diablo-D3;yeah but theres a lot of fucking traffic -251886;1348863926;Diablo-D3;its nuts -251885;1348863932;Obsi;best to keep crap piles like that in one room -251884;1348863972;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6800 @ 0.00044037 = 2.9945 BTC [+] -251883;1348864016;Obsi;well, I have another long friday... back in 4-6ish hours I suppose -251882;1348864071;rg;this channel is a barrel of laghs -251881;1348864073;rg;laugh* -251880;1348864075;rg;s -251879;1348864167;Diablo-D3;rg: you hear what the guy who owns enzu did? -251878;1348864208;rg;no -251877;1348864223;Diablo-D3;deleted the vpses that ran atheme.org and cia.vc -251876;1348864241;rg;nice -251875;1348864246;Diablo-D3;he claims they wernt marked properly in the db, even though its on neno's private box. -251874;1348864252;rg;i cant say anything bad about them tho right now -251873;1348864256;rg;i scored some really cheap hardware the other day -251872;1348864269;Diablo-D3;it makes me rethink who I want DMC to do business with -251871;1348864307;kuzetsa;"do business with" ? -251870;1348864319;Diablo-D3;kuzetsa: long term plan stuff -251869;1348864324;asa1024;and the website is down -251868;1348864324;kuzetsa;ah -251867;1348864326;asa1024;(glbse) -251866;1348864344;kuzetsa;so are you really building a datacenter? -251865;1348864378;kuzetsa;too bad solar isn't a long-term "free ride" -251864;1348864395;Diablo-D3;well -251863;1348864404;Diablo-D3;free ride is a loaded term -251862;1348864431;Diablo-D3;a large scale solar and wind installation trades money now for vastly decreased operation costs later. -251861;1348864432;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 24 @ 0.0089 = 0.2136 BTC [+] -251860;1348864443;Diablo-D3;it also acts a form of insurance against ever rising electricity prices -251859;1348864449;kuzetsa;potentially cheaper than buying energy from the incumbent utility service -251858;1348864459;Diablo-D3;its a lot cheaper. -251857;1348864464;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 100 @ 0.0089 = 0.89 BTC [+] -251856;1348864474;kuzetsa;yeah, maybe. -251855;1348864496;Diablo-D3;I did the math without including price increases a few pages ago in the DMC thread -251854;1348864509;Diablo-D3;several metric fucktons cheaper over a 30 year period -251853;1348864521;kuzetsa;replacing batteries in your AGM (deep cycle-type) storage bank and any solar cells lost to natural disaster (hail, etc.) is expensive though -251852;1348864538;Diablo-D3;nope, no power storage -251851;1348864547;Diablo-D3;thats an extreme cost sink -251850;1348864554;kuzetsa;??? -251849;1348864563;Diablo-D3;you do realize how much power a DC burns, right? -251848;1348864576;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 15 @ 0.0089 = 0.1335 BTC [+] -251847;1348864580;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 : i can see the argument for illiquid assets being "0" on the book -251846;1348864583;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.11444 = 1.03 BTC [+] -251845;1348864585;mircea_popescu;and taken to off-book accounting -251844;1348864600;kuzetsa;seing as I had a hand in designing one about 10 years ago, yeah, I know what a datacenter burns. -251843;1348864639;Diablo-D3;kuzetsa: you install enough solar that 99% of the time solar output doesn't exceed current power usage -251842;1348864662;Diablo-D3;you cant cover it all all the time -251841;1348864667;Diablo-D3;but you can put a huge dent in it -251840;1348864672;kuzetsa;ooooh -251839;1348864701;kuzetsa;so you basically just offset the climate control (cooling) during daylight / premium-peak rates -251838;1348864714;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00999997 = 0.02 BTC [+] -251837;1348864718;Diablo-D3;if I was further south, yes, that'd be an accurate summary -251836;1348864736;Diablo-D3;I chose a northern location like this to also avoid a huge part of HVAC needs -251835;1348864738;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.00999991 = 0.02 BTC [+] -251834;1348864759;kuzetsa;huh? -251833;1348864763;Diablo-D3;Maine. -251832;1348864767;kuzetsa;why would you need less HVAC in maine? -251831;1348864779;Diablo-D3;because you dont always _need_ hvac -251830;1348864790;kuzetsa;hmm -251829;1348864795;Diablo-D3;you can often get away with air economizers -251828;1348864797;kuzetsa;now I feel like a dumbass -251827;1348864830;kuzetsa;just fact-checked my "I know that means high-voltage alternating current" only to be schooled (heating, ventalation, air conditioning) -251826;1348864840;Diablo-D3;heh -251825;1348864850;Diablo-D3;Ive never seen hvac used for power -251824;1348864853;Diablo-D3;its always been cooling -251823;1348864887;Diablo-D3;I can see why you'd get confused though -251822;1348864929;Diablo-D3;anyhow, since Im focusing on high density computing (25-30kw per rack), Im stuck with in row cooling combined with hot aisle containment -251821;1348864937;kuzetsa;my own fault for having lived a non-zero number of years in kentucky and mississippi -251820;1348864938;Diablo-D3;its the only way to drive efficiency up -251819;1348864960;kuzetsa;non-zero number of rednecks whom were dumb as a sack of hammers -251818;1348864973;Diablo-D3;stupidity is infectious -251817;1348864983;kuzetsa;indeed. a non-zero amount rubbed off on me -251816;1348864990;kuzetsa;including the word: ya'll -251815;1348864994;asa1024;lol -251814;1348865000;Diablo-D3;welp, you're screwed -251813;1348865028;Diablo-D3;no amount of reading shakespeare in the original klingon will fix that -251812;1348865036;kuzetsa;heh -251811;1348865045;kuzetsa;that's something I don't miss -251810;1348865081;kuzetsa;"shakespere is for dorks" as they sad. -251809;1348865082;kuzetsa;*said -251808;1348865087;Diablo-D3;it really isnt -251807;1348865099;Diablo-D3;its for the 99% -251806;1348865113;Diablo-D3;its all about murder and violence and rape and other awesome shit -251805;1348865134;kuzetsa;converted to modern english it's tollerable -251804;1348865142;Diablo-D3;you're going backwards -251803;1348865152;Diablo-D3;if its performed with the proper accent, its great -251802;1348865158;kuzetsa;"taming of the shrew" ---> "10 things I hate about you" is much more palletable -251801;1348865175;kuzetsa;*palatable -251800;1348865188;Diablo-D3;no, I think you had it right to begin with -251799;1348865206;Diablo-D3;dumbed down stuff sells. -251798;1348865326;kuzetsa;http://www.cinemasoldier.com/articles/2009/8/27/from-shakespeare-to-screen-how-10-things-i-hate-about-you-fa.html --- any version of "the original" couldn't hold my attention. -251797;1348865340;kuzetsa;though I hate fiction for the most part in general -251796;1348865510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18834 @ 0.00036965 = 6.962 BTC [-] -251795;1348865588;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPlpphT7n9s -251794;1348865595;Diablo-D3;skip to 2:50 -251793;1348865827;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07785999 = 0.1557 BTC [+] -251792;1348865950;kuzetsa;Diablo-D3: uhm. -251791;1348865960;kuzetsa;just no -251790;1348865988;kuzetsa;the original language of shakespere is uninteresting. let along the way it's pronounced -251789;1348865996;kuzetsa;*let alone -251788;1348866001;mircea_popescu;!ticker fdbf -251787;1348866002;kuzetsa;or "along with" -251786;1348866007;kuzetsa;I crossed them when typing (oops) -251785;1348866019;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.121] [Ask: 0.149253] [Spread: 0.028253] [Last: 0.149253] [24hVol: 10.895455] [7dAvg: 0.13793018] -251784;1348866031;mircea_popescu;!ticker kraken -251783;1348866060;assbot;[GLBSE:KRAKEN] [Bid: 0.008] [Ask: 0.0089] [Spread: 0.0009] [Last: 0.0089] [24hVol: 1.7299] [7dAvg: 0.0090013] -251782;1348866231;kuzetsa;Diablo-D3: mind if I share this log with my boyfriend? anthropology major in college and loves shakespere hehe. -251781;1348866288;kuzetsa;Smoovious lol uhm... this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samaritan_Snare -251780;1348866314;kuzetsa;pakleds is the race in question :P -251779;1348866329;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6192 = 2.4768 BTC [+] -251778;1348866360;kuzetsa;trek, star wars, doctor who, stargate, various anime are the main exceptions to my hatered of fiction lol -251777;1348866380;kuzetsa;I'm a geek after all -251776;1348866385;kuzetsa;just not a fan of shakespere -251775;1348866414;kuzetsa;actually, scifi in general appeals to me... and harry potter & vampire stuff to a lesser extent. -251774;1348867014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31494 @ 0.00036643 = 11.5403 BTC [-] -251773;1348867140;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 70 @ 0.11444 = 8.0108 BTC [+] -251772;1348867393;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.0034 = 0.85 BTC [+] -251771;1348868121;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 4 @ 0.9902 = 3.9608 BTC [-] -251770;1348868496;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 2 @ 0.064945 = 0.1299 BTC [+] -251769;1348868497;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 8 @ 0.06494996 = 0.5196 BTC [+] -251768;1348868525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18106 @ 0.00036377 = 6.5864 BTC [-] -251767;1348868527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16194 @ 0.00036652 = 5.9354 BTC [+] -251766;1348868874;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.11350001 = 0.3405 BTC [-] -251765;1348869170;matthewh3;Hi can anyone tell me what investment funds there are on the GLBSE and if there any investment funds of investment funds on the GLBSE. -251764;1348869329;PsychoticBoy;I own a investment fund named FDBF (Flying Dutchman Bitcoin Fund) -251763;1348869353;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=100521.0 -251762;1348869710;mircea_popescu;i think btc-mining also runs one -251761;1348870045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6371 @ 0.00036522 = 2.3268 BTC [-] -251760;1348870830;copumpkin;I only think with the severed heads of my enemies. -251759;1348870842;mircea_popescu;you have enemies now ? -251758;1348870848;copumpkin;all two of them -251757;1348870852;mircea_popescu;name one -251756;1348870867;copumpkin;Imma call him Bob -251755;1348870878;mircea_popescu;shitty name. -251754;1348870890;copumpkin;don't blame me -251753;1348871164;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.02989999 = 0.4485 BTC [-] -251752;1348871165;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.0299 = 0.4186 BTC [+] -251751;1348871552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55929 @ 0.00036649 = 20.4974 BTC [+] -251750;1348871590;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.59000001 = 2.36 BTC [-] -251749;1348871592;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -251748;1348871712;copumpkin;yeah -251747;1348871914;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.43041003 BTC [-] -251746;1348871915;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.43041 BTC [-] -251745;1348871917;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4304 BTC [-] -251744;1348871917;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4302 BTC [-] -251743;1348871918;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 9 @ 0.4301 = 3.8709 BTC [-] -251742;1348871919;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4152 BTC [-] -251741;1348871921;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -251740;1348871922;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4012 BTC [-] -251739;1348871923;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.401 = 1.604 BTC [-] -251738;1348871924;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4002 BTC [-] -251737;1348871933;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4002 BTC [-] -251736;1348871989;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.365 BTC [-] -251735;1348871989;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.36 = 0.72 BTC [-] -251734;1348871991;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.35 = 3.5 BTC [-] -251733;1348871992;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.349 = 0.698 BTC [-] -251732;1348871993;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.348 = 0.696 BTC [-] -251731;1348871994;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.3473 = 0.6946 BTC [-] -251730;1348871996;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 11 @ 0.3471 = 3.8181 BTC [-] -251729;1348871997;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.3403 = 0.6806 BTC [-] -251728;1348871998;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.3012 = 1.2048 BTC [-] -251727;1348871999;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 21 @ 0.301 = 6.321 BTC [-] -251726;1348871999;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.3002 = 0.9006 BTC [-] -251725;1348872000;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 14 @ 0.3 = 4.2 BTC [-] -251724;1348872458;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.0299 = 2.99 BTC [+] -251723;1348873108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4828 @ 0.00036401 = 1.7574 BTC [-] -251722;1348873109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50406 @ 0.00036652 = 18.4748 BTC [+] -251721;1348873111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3866 @ 0.00036735 = 1.4202 BTC [+] -251720;1348873193;copumpkin;the co is actually just cause I'm a math nerd -251719;1348873205;jurov;hmmm, where do all these investment funds invest into? other investment funds? -251718;1348873237;copumpkin;jurov: incestuous orgy of financial sex -251717;1348873238;copumpkin;mmm -251716;1348873256;rdponticelli;Which invest in other investmenst funds, which.... until you reach the ponzi -251715;1348873261;mircea_popescu;jurov yes. -251714;1348873285;mircea_popescu;basically the random idiot has found the following solution to "if you pay investors with new investor money it's a ponzi" : -251713;1348873299;mircea_popescu;A makes fund, B makes fund. A pays investors with new B investor money -251712;1348873305;mircea_popescu;and B pays investors with new A investor money -251711;1348873305;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ... -251710;1348873310;mircea_popescu;and then... it's INSURED -251709;1348873311;Diablo-D3;THATS GENIUS -251708;1348873315;Diablo-D3;wait -251707;1348873328;mircea_popescu;ya, you're already part of it. -251706;1348873330;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: that cant possibly work -251705;1348873346;Diablo-D3;shouldnt fund a buy shares of fund b, then fund b buy shares of fund a? -251704;1348873371;mircea_popescu;well, obsi pays dividend to dmc, dmc buys it's own shares from nyan, nyan uses proceeds to buy it's own shares etc. -251703;1348873385;ciuciu;Didn't the pedophile did the same thing? -251702;1348873394;rdponticelli;Yeah, that's the postponzi structure -251701;1348873395;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: except dmc owns no nyan or cpa or bmf -251700;1348873399;ciuciu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A -251699;1348873425;rdponticelli;Or the new not so blatant ponzi structure -251698;1348873437;mircea_popescu;the nblonzi -251697;1348873440;mircea_popescu;not blatant ponzi -251696;1348873530;Diablo-D3;hrrrrrrrrrrrrm -251695;1348873532;Diablo-D3;okay so -251694;1348873537;Diablo-D3;if fund a buys fund b shares -251693;1348873540;Diablo-D3;and fund b buys fund a shares -251692;1348873551;Diablo-D3;and new investor money gets locked up into the a/b loop -251691;1348873560;Diablo-D3;when does it cease to be fucking hilarious -251690;1348873568;mircea_popescu;eventually. -251689;1348873580;copumpkin;ciuciu: can you elaborate on why you keep calling him the pedophile? -251688;1348873586;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: holy crap -251687;1348873589;Diablo-D3;can you imagine the dividends -251686;1348873597;copumpkin;without justification, it just sounds kinda childish -251685;1348873597;mircea_popescu;yes. -251684;1348873606;copumpkin;ciuciu: so moot is a pedophile? -251683;1348873611;Diablo-D3;moot is not a pedophile -251682;1348873614;mircea_popescu;copumpkin wait. you said childish ?! INFINITE POWAR -251681;1348873614;Diablo-D3;moot is the little girl -251680;1348873629;copumpkin;is kim dotcom a pedophile? -251679;1348873666;copumpkin;ciuciu: do you have evidence to support that claim? -251678;1348873689;copumpkin;I have, can you point me to the specific part? -251677;1348873696;mircea_popescu;didn't the kim guy get convicted of embezzlement/fraud/etc ? -251676;1348873701;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no -251675;1348873718;Diablo-D3;infact the prime minister of new zealand publicly apologized to him -251674;1348873722;mircea_popescu;hm -251673;1348873726;copumpkin;ciuciu: great claims require great evidence -251672;1348873735;copumpkin;you just end up sounding stupid the way you're doing it now -251671;1348873754;copumpkin;so you wanted to find it? -251670;1348873756;copumpkin;I see -251669;1348873782;copumpkin;ah, of course -251668;1348873826;copumpkin;yes, the porn has never involved children in my experience -251667;1348873834;copumpkin;and I haven't seen gore pics from him either -251666;1348873845;copumpkin;posting porn isn't illegal -251665;1348873849;copumpkin;he did get banned from #bitcoin-otc for it -251664;1348873860;copumpkin;but porn does not make him a pedophile -251663;1348873868;Diablo-D3;the problem with porn is -251662;1348873875;Diablo-D3;the world does not have a global minimum age -251661;1348873888;Diablo-D3;some countries its legal to _fuck_ children who are like 8 or 9 -251660;1348873890;copumpkin;and he posted it? -251659;1348873899;Diablo-D3;you cant start screaming pedophile if they're in their own country doing it -251658;1348873921;Diablo-D3;you CAN start bombing them, but they never seem to have any oil -251657;1348873926;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P050T] 1 @ 0.02216641 BTC [-] -251656;1348873965;copumpkin;I have yet to see any evidence of that, and until I see evidence for it, I'm not going to hold that against him -251655;1348873991;Diablo-D3;Ive seen some questionable stuff on his imgboard, but I cant tell -251654;1348873995;copumpkin;"hey guys, I hear ciuciu murdered a hooker. The evidence is online if you know where to look. And no, I won't tell you where" -251653;1348874004;Diablo-D3;there are some porn actresses that specialize in faux-underage shit -251652;1348874021;Diablo-D3;its creepy and weird, but you STILL cant start claiming people are pedophiles -251651;1348874032;copumpkin;oh, the serial killer is gonna keep calling mircea_popescu names -251650;1348874035;copumpkin;fair enough -251649;1348874047;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134885778537.gif -251648;1348874055;Diablo-D3;its best to just stay off his gypsy site and be done with it -251647;1348874056;copumpkin;lol -251646;1348874061;mircea_popescu;can we move on ? -251645;1348874086;copumpkin;hard to move on when I'm afraid the serial killer will get me next :( -251644;1348874094;copumpkin;ciuciu: please don't hurt me, I promise I won't tell -251643;1348874095;mircea_popescu;you're beating a dead hooker :D -251642;1348874141;mircea_popescu;anyway, if i move dtng on ciuciu-is-gay.ca will everyone be happy ? -251641;1348874164;copumpkin;ciuciu: I thought you might think that, since I'm emulating your behavior :) -251640;1348874204;copumpkin;then show it and I'll stop thinking you're intellectually dishonest -251639;1348874232;copumpkin;he's hosting the equivalent of 4chan -251638;1348874238;copumpkin;do you have evidence that he, mircea_popescu, posted it? -251637;1348874247;mircea_popescu;i posted what -251636;1348874263;copumpkin;evidence? -251635;1348874353;copumpkin;I hope it's solid evidence, if you're going to go around calling someone a pedophile over it -251634;1348874425;copumpkin;aha, the most solid of evidence: repetition -251633;1348874451;mircea_popescu;copumpkin you realise on most people's screens you're talking to yourself rite ? -251632;1348874453;copumpkin;you have crushed my argument with your well reasoned points. I hereby concede -251631;1348874547;copumpkin;lol -251630;1348874577;copumpkin;ciuciu: yeah, that's intellectually honest too. Someone questions your conclusions so obviously he too must be a pedophile -251629;1348874589;copumpkin;"YOU DARE CRITICIZE MY BAD LOGIC? YOU TOO MUST BE A PEDOPHILE" -251628;1348874603;copumpkin;anyway, farewell :) -251627;1348874862;copumpkin;whose? -251626;1348875389;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.58000001 = 1.16 BTC [-] -251625;1348875390;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -251624;1348875453;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -251623;1348875498;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.00044037 = 1.3211 BTC [+] -251622;1348875500;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5905 @ 0.00044037 = 2.6004 BTC [+] -251621;1348875559;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 13 @ 0.00999997 = 0.13 BTC [+] -251620;1348875561;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 35 @ 0.00999998 = 0.35 BTC [+] -251619;1348875600;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -251618;1348875601;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3352 = 0.6704 BTC [-] -251617;1348875603;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.3351 BTC [-] -251616;1348875604;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -251615;1348875605;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3015 = 0.603 BTC [-] -251614;1348875619;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.56000001 = 1.68 BTC [-] -251613;1348875647;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 48 @ 0.00999999 = 0.48 BTC [+] -251612;1348875713;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.49200001 = 1.476 BTC [+] -251611;1348875714;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.492 = 1.968 BTC [-] -251610;1348875714;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [-] -251609;1348875728;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.00999991 = 0.02 BTC [+] -251608;1348875729;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00999992 = 0.1 BTC [+] -251607;1348875730;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 23 @ 0.00999997 = 0.23 BTC [+] -251606;1348875731;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0299 BTC [+] -251605;1348875865;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 255 @ 0.00336 = 0.8568 BTC [-] -251604;1348875866;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00336 = 0.0101 BTC [-] -251603;1348875868;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1200 @ 0.0033331 = 3.9997 BTC [-] -251602;1348875869;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.003333 = 0.9999 BTC [-] -251601;1348875870;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1142 @ 0.0033 = 3.7686 BTC [-] -251600;1348875981;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -251599;1348876059;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.11120001 = 0.4448 BTC [-] -251598;1348876061;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1112 = 0.3336 BTC [-] -251597;1348876062;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1111 = 1.111 BTC [-] -251596;1348876062;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11100002 BTC [-] -251595;1348876064;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.111 = 0.333 BTC [-] -251594;1348876065;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1101 = 0.7707 BTC [-] -251593;1348876066;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11000102 BTC [-] -251592;1348876067;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11 = 0.55 BTC [-] -251591;1348876068;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.1075 = 1.29 BTC [-] -251590;1348876069;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.106 = 1.166 BTC [-] -251589;1348876071;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1051 = 0.5255 BTC [-] -251588;1348876072;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [-] -251587;1348876072;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.105 = 2.625 BTC [-] -251586;1348876073;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.1016 = 3.9624 BTC [-] -251585;1348876074;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1015 = 1.015 BTC [-] -251584;1348876075;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10007 BTC [-] -251583;1348876076;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 53 @ 0.10007 = 5.3037 BTC [-] -251582;1348876146;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 38 @ 0.01 = 0.38 BTC [+] -251581;1348876883;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla hows the forex thing coming along ? -251580;1348876885;mircea_popescu;re https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113782.0 -251579;1348876946;kakobrekla;its ready mircea_popescu, http://pass:word@bit4x.com -251578;1348876960;kakobrekla;just a few finishing touches -251577;1348876970;mircea_popescu;you're getting (some very funny) competition -251576;1348876975;kakobrekla;ill open for public with the start of next week -251575;1348877000;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00044037 = 0.2202 BTC [+] -251574;1348877049;kakobrekla;i dont see how he is competition? -251573;1348877085;mircea_popescu;mostly quoted for the humour. -251572;1348877389;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 9 @ 0.00999997 = 0.09 BTC [-] -251571;1348877390;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 6 @ 0.00999998 = 0.06 BTC [+] -251570;1348877392;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 249 @ 0.00999999 = 2.49 BTC [+] -251569;1348877647;Diablo-D3;usagi: but he is a scam? -251568;1348877829;Diablo-D3;heh -251567;1348877897;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [+] -251566;1348877898;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.1031 = 0.9279 BTC [+] -251565;1348877900;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 9 @ 0.1032 = 0.9288 BTC [+] -251564;1348877900;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 21 @ 0.1034 = 2.1714 BTC [+] -251563;1348878062;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 20 @ 0.149253 = 2.9851 BTC [+] -251562;1348878063;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.57999999 BTC [+] -251561;1348878285;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 109 @ 0.00389 = 0.424 BTC [-] -251560;1348878460;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 22 @ 0.00016 = 0.0035 BTC [-] -251559;1348878460;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -251558;1348878466;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.45000001] [Ask: 0.5898] [Spread: 0.13979999] [Last: 0.52998] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.50902] -251557;1348878549;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7800 @ 0.00044037 = 3.4349 BTC [+] -251556;1348878550;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3200 @ 0.00044037 = 1.4092 BTC [+] -251555;1348878565;Diablo-D3;who owns assbot? -251554;1348878645;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla -251553;1348879095;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.3698 = 1.1094 BTC [+] -251552;1348879248;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00016 BTC [-] -251551;1348879256;mircea_popescu;;;rate Teppy 1 dev of a tale in the desert (mmorpg) -251550;1348879257;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Teppy has been recorded. -251549;1348879335;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.05510001 = 0.2755 BTC [-] -251548;1348879464;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3698 BTC [+] -251547;1348879495;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.45500001 BTC [+] -251546;1348879497;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.455 BTC [-] -251545;1348879504;PsychoticBoy;so how is life here? -251544;1348879587;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 6 @ 0.05520001 = 0.3312 BTC [+] -251543;1348879589;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.0552 = 0.1656 BTC [-] -251542;1348879628;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy quiet & peaceful -251541;1348879632;mircea_popescu;piss shit cunt motherfucker. -251540;1348879645;mircea_popescu;(and tits) -251539;1348879646;PsychoticBoy;ok thats what I wanted to hear ;) -251538;1348879672;mircea_popescu;o also : you're all stars nao. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551.msg1229591#msg1229591 -251537;1348879713;PsychoticBoy;dicks fuck pussies and assholes and if the dicks didnt fuck the assholes, youll get your dick and your pussy all covert in shit -251536;1348879731;PsychoticBoy;enough lulz -251535;1348879819;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 5 @ 0.05520001 = 0.276 BTC [+] -251534;1348879821;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 11 @ 0.0552 = 0.6072 BTC [-] -251533;1348879850;mircea_popescu;omg dmc trades ?~ -251532;1348879862;PsychoticBoy;who is buying -251531;1348880025;kakobrekla;jeez too much kakobrekla in that log -251530;1348880050;kakobrekla;you could just put the first and the last line in the thread -251529;1348880074;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1100 @ 0.00044037 = 0.4844 BTC [+] -251528;1348880120;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.1032 = 0.3096 BTC [-] -251527;1348880126;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.49000001 = 1.47 BTC [+] -251526;1348880206;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla wanted to give the forum some real substance. -251525;1348880235;mircea_popescu;meanwhile i've been reading usagi's cpa-bmf insurance contract from aug 1st -251524;1348880242;mircea_popescu;funniest thing i read all week, -251523;1348880255;kakobrekla;how come -251522;1348880263;mircea_popescu;5btc per week for 110 weeks payments ; 500 btc maximum liability. -251521;1348880282;mircea_popescu;so basically... if you insured your car for 100 bucks a month, 2 years -251520;1348880290;mircea_popescu;the most they would be paying would be $2000 -251519;1348880302;mircea_popescu;even if you take max claim they still make money -251518;1348880344;agath;mircea_popescu: do you go outdoors sometimes? everytime I come here you are writing something, at any hour... -251517;1348880357;mircea_popescu;agath i have powers. -251516;1348880381;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07779999 BTC [-] -251515;1348880389;mod6;mircea_popescu is omnipresent on irc -251514;1348880425;agath;usagi: don't waste time here, go to work and increase the NAV of your shares! :-) -251513;1348880439;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.44999999 BTC [-] -251512;1348880479;agath;:-) -251511;1348880546;mircea_popescu;but anyway, atm i'm waiting for the month close on mpoe options -251510;1348880558;mircea_popescu;which is ~2 hours away. -251509;1348880565;mircea_popescu;i couldn't be away at a time like this. -251508;1348880570;mod6;:) -251507;1348880624;mod6;im always checking on irc, life comes at you fast in the bitcoin world. blink and you miss a whole tantrum. -251506;1348880657;mod6;or the ever-present *POOF* coming from the latest scam -251505;1348880657;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.44999999 = 1.35 BTC [-] -251504;1348880683;mircea_popescu;indeed. -251503;1348880721;mod6;moar bitotter work this weekend! wewt! -251502;1348880818;mod6;I've got data displayed, which felt awesome to get working. -251501;1348880888;BTC-Mining;If CPA pays full liability, does the contract ends and no more weekly payments? -251500;1348880899;mod6;About to embark on getting some working implementation of the command part, where a guy can trade with his keys. -251499;1348880961;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining lemme pull it an check -251498;1348880982;mircea_popescu;(leaving aside the fact that usagi never claimed any liability in spite of bmf being entitled) -251497;1348881005;mircea_popescu;4. Neither party may cancel this contract although any party may choose to -251496;1348881005;mircea_popescu;accelerate their obligation at any time. -251495;1348881017;mircea_popescu;that;s the extent of term limitations -251494;1348881057;mircea_popescu;http://www.tsukino.ca/cpa/customers/account-12/ look for yourself, it's truely the work of a mentally retarded individual. -251493;1348881291;BTC-Mining;I don't see any logical reason for that contract to exist... -251492;1348881308;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.44999999 = 0.9 BTC [-] -251491;1348881337;jurov;oh and did anyone notice new shitstorm on btctalk? about bitcoin foundation -251490;1348881376;jurov;some reactions are exceptionally moronic -251489;1348881577;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00044037 = 1.8055 BTC [+] -251488;1348881577;BTC-Mining;link? -251487;1348881578;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00044037 = 0.6606 BTC [+] -251486;1348881579;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1254 @ 0.00044037 = 0.5522 BTC [+] -251485;1348881580;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 746 @ 0.00044037 = 0.3285 BTC [+] -251484;1348881607;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113400.600 -251483;1348881626;mircea_popescu;jurov yeah -251482;1348881705;Diablo-D3;.... -251481;1348881708;Diablo-D3;bitcoin price fixing -251480;1348881710;Diablo-D3;I dont even -251479;1348881714;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113735.0 is condensed form -251478;1348881715;Diablo-D3;I dont even know where to start to even -251477;1348881718;mircea_popescu;huh ? -251476;1348882112;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [-] -251475;1348882146;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -251474;1348882157;mircea_popescu;MMM ? now that's a famous name... -251473;1348882404;BTC-Mining;lol, price fixing? Who says that? -251472;1348882769;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.51020001 BTC [-] -251471;1348882771;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.5102 BTC [-] -251470;1348882806;Diablo-D3;its in the thread jurov linked to -251469;1348882857;mircea_popescu;I think he does care. This whole exercise of borrowing shares is to be able to write CALL options without being naked, right? << ahaha sgornick -251468;1348882880;mircea_popescu;this is french humour. like a savarine, all delicate and flavourfull. -251467;1348882927;sgornick;Is that the right reason though? To offer options? -251466;1348882935;mircea_popescu;nah, im just selling the stuff. -251465;1348882941;PsychoticBoy;what I said before, about contract 12 of usagi, how on fucking earth can someone insure himself?? one of the two companies is the losing one in the contract -251464;1348882978;PsychoticBoy;yes but one owner, with 1 intrest, making money -251463;1348882980;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy in practical terms it just seems a loan from cpa to bmf. bmf gets a total 500 btc in 5 lump payments -251462;1348882986;mircea_popescu;and cpa gets 5 btc a week for 2 years -251461;1348883009;PsychoticBoy;Ok then its no insurance, only an insured loan -251460;1348883016;mircea_popescu;the interest for the 2 years is < 10% tho, which is ridiculous -251459;1348883045;mircea_popescu;so on this end cpa investors are being fleeced to pay bmf investors. -251458;1348883047;PsychoticBoy;I am not complaining, got LUCKLY nothing to do with that -251457;1348883057;mircea_popescu;on the other end, usagi hasn't claimed the insurance tho the nav allows it -251456;1348883071;mircea_popescu;so in this respect bmf investors are being fleeced for the benefit of cpa investors -251455;1348883093;PsychoticBoy;just the fact that one ownes both companies so one of the 2 will lose -251454;1348883094;mircea_popescu;in short, it's a stupid mess resulting mostly from the fact usagi doesn't have the intellectual werewithal to understand the implications of it all. -251453;1348883100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00036669 = 2.2735 BTC [-] -251452;1348883154;PsychoticBoy;ok but it doesnt make sense to loan one money when the big pot is your own wallet -251451;1348883200;PsychoticBoy;but this speculation will make things worse -251450;1348883224;PsychoticBoy;so just dont give ppl reason to speculate -251449;1348883275;PsychoticBoy;hope investors will think so too -251448;1348883441;jurov;usagi, if they don't vote, that counts as yes or no? -251447;1348883786;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.04797 BTC [-] -251446;1348883849;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.51020001 BTC [+] -251445;1348883850;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.5102 BTC [-] -251444;1348884337;smickles;any outlandish news today? -251443;1348884383;mircea_popescu;pirate paid. -251442;1348884405;PsychoticBoy;his cocktail at pirate island -251441;1348884443;smickles;mircea_popescu: bull shit -251440;1348884443;mircea_popescu;:p -251439;1348884455;mircea_popescu;aww! why nobody believes me! -251438;1348884467;smickles;heh -251437;1348884617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26300 @ 0.00036506 = 9.6011 BTC [-] -251436;1348884618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00036443 = 5.5029 BTC [-] -251435;1348884921;smickles;the market no likey your lie mp -251434;1348884947;smickles;s/lie/joke/ -251433;1348884984;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.05520001 = 0.1656 BTC [+] -251432;1348884985;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 86 @ 0.0552 = 4.7472 BTC [-] -251431;1348884986;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 11 @ 0.0551 = 0.6061 BTC [-] -251430;1348885044;mircea_popescu;it was all diablo's fault -251429;1348886110;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 0.999999 BTC [+] -251428;1348886128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00036443 = 3.0248 BTC [-] -251427;1348886130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36700 @ 0.00036394 = 13.3566 BTC [-] -251426;1348886131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00036359 = 3.4177 BTC [-] -251425;1348886238;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3698 BTC [+] -251424;1348886428;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -251423;1348886431;gribble;12.30 -251422;1348886494;smickles;nanotube: out of curiosity, is that number cached at all? (by you, or by them to you knowledge) -251421;1348886599;mircea_popescu;smickles iirc btccharts was doing ~1 minute averages -251420;1348886626;mircea_popescu;after mpoe started relying on it the owner improved the algo significantly sometime last year. -251419;1348886642;smickles;ah, nifty -251418;1348886990;Luceo;Forum down for anyone else? -251417;1348887107;sgornick;;;isitdown bitcointalk.org -251416;1348887110;smickles;Luceo: yup -251415;1348887113;gribble;http://bitcointalk.org Is Down -> Check if your website is up or down? -251414;1348887133;smickles;.isdown bitcointalk.org -251413;1348887147;Luceo;ty sgornick -251412;1348887152;sgornick;Not completely down .. really slow. like really slow, and browser will timeout for some -251411;1348887636;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -251410;1348887638;gribble;12.30 -251409;1348887649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00036573 = 3.8402 BTC [+] -251408;1348888133;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 200 @ 0.00016 = 0.032 BTC [-] -251407;1348888896;BTC-Mining;18:46] Not with people on you for "losing 50% in 3 months" jesus christ -251406;1348888914;BTC-Mining;Why is that in quotes, BMF indeed lost 50% in 3 months =/ -251405;1348889146;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.0299 = 5.98 BTC [+] -251404;1348889347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51400 @ 0.00036573 = 18.7985 BTC [+] -251403;1348889409;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.5102 BTC [-] -251402;1348889482;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 5 @ 0.51 = 2.55 BTC [-] -251401;1348889510;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.5102 BTC [+] -251400;1348889710;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 7 @ 0.55 = 3.85 BTC [+] -251399;1348889727;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -251398;1348889763;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -251397;1348889892;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.4952 = 0.9904 BTC [-] -251396;1348889908;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.495 = 0.99 BTC [-] -251395;1348889925;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [+] -251394;1348890098;copumpkin;Azelphur: the famous 400gbp loan was you? -251393;1348890112;Azelphur;copumpkin: it's famous? I loaned nef 400 gbp yea -251392;1348890123;copumpkin;dub was making a lot of noise about it yesterday :) -251391;1348890132;Azelphur;o.O why? -251390;1348890208;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 63 @ 0.0299 = 1.8837 BTC [+] -251389;1348890210;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 92 @ 0.03 = 2.76 BTC [+] -251388;1348890211;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 137 @ 0.04 = 5.48 BTC [+] -251387;1348890212;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04461428 BTC [+] -251386;1348890214;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.04743998 = 0.8539 BTC [+] -251385;1348890215;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 90 @ 0.049 = 4.41 BTC [+] -251384;1348890216;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 296 @ 0.049 = 14.504 BTC [+] -251383;1348890217;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 200 @ 0.05 = 10 BTC [+] -251382;1348890217;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 33 @ 0.05 = 1.65 BTC [+] -251381;1348890218;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.05 = 0.4 BTC [+] -251380;1348890220;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 62 @ 0.05 = 3.1 BTC [+] -251379;1348890858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00036573 = 0.2194 BTC [+] -251378;1348890859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00036407 = 2.33 BTC [-] -251377;1348891212;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 169 @ 0.00016 = 0.027 BTC [-] -251376;1348891557;BTC-Mining;Azelphur -251375;1348891579;smickles;Bazelphur -251374;1348891599;BTC-Mining;Because somehow GLBSE's owner needing 400 GPB was very, VERY bad -251373;1348891614;BTC-Mining;Well at least the dev, there's some other owners too -251372;1348891616;smickles;oh shit, what? -251371;1348891659;BTC-Mining;Nef was short 400 GPB to prepare the conference -251370;1348891694;smickles;so, um, isn't it only bad if he has a hard time paying back? -251369;1348891731;BTC-Mining;I would say so too -251368;1348891819;jcpham;Azelphur i'd like an autograph now that you are famous -251367;1348891841;Azelphur;o.O -251366;1348891858;Azelphur;he told me he was just waiting for some withdraw and couldn't be assed -251365;1348891874;jcpham;blah blah celebrity -251364;1348891891;Azelphur;woo celebrity xD -251363;1348892155;rdponticelli_;I want to be famous. Where do I have to put the money? -251362;1348892159;rdponticelli_;xD -251361;1348892299;BTC-Mining;rdponticelli_, You can: -251360;1348892305;BTC-Mining;1. scam people -251359;1348892315;BTC-Mining;2. Loan money to someone people hate -251358;1348892333;Diablo-D3;people hate nefario? -251357;1348892333;BTC-Mining;Insta-popularity -251356;1348892337;rdponticelli;You mean I can be the next pirate? -251355;1348892338;BTC-Mining;Some do -251354;1348892342;Diablo-D3;I dont -251353;1348892349;Diablo-D3;I just think hes in over his head -251352;1348892364;Diablo-D3;he needs to quit fighting the whole BitSEC thing -251351;1348892393;BTC-Mining;I believe he's not planning enough and considering the weight of his actions. -251350;1348892410;BTC-Mining;He could have managed some situations better. -251349;1348892423;BTC-Mining;Actually I think the same about you Diablo-D3 -251348;1348892429;BTC-Mining;for DMC. -251347;1348892447;BTC-Mining;I think I respect both of you more as programmers than anything else. -251346;1348892459;Diablo-D3;well, I gave people some of what they wanted. -251345;1348892468;Diablo-D3;I bought back over 9000 shares -251344;1348892469;OgNasty;[18:20] He could have managed some situations better. AGREED -251343;1348892473;BTC-Mining;I want to see some nice datacenter -251342;1348892474;rdponticelli;I think almost everybody got overwhelmed -251341;1348892484;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: so do I -251340;1348892588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00036407 = 1.7111 BTC [-] -251339;1348892597;rdponticelli;Things are growing too much, too fast. A lot of people thought they would be up to it, but they wasn't -251338;1348892619;BTC-Mining;For chaang, although I believe chaang was a bit looking for it, his removal was too expedited. It should have allowed at least a good delay warning for goat and the investors so goat could prepare managing his TYGRR offers without GLBSE. -251337;1348892639;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3698 BTC [+] -251336;1348892663;BTC-Mining;Reasonable delays would have made the situation much more acceptable. -251335;1348892711;rdponticelli;Indeed, all the transitions could have been managed a lot better -251334;1348893041;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 5 @ 0.41999999 = 2.1 BTC [-] -251333;1348893170;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 500 @ 0.00016 = 0.08 BTC [-] -251332;1348893319;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.48000001 BTC [+] -251331;1348893530;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.48000001 = 0.96 BTC [+] -251330;1348893631;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.48000001 BTC [+] -251329;1348893664;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.29 = 0.58 BTC [+] -251328;1348893741;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.48000001 = 1.44 BTC [+] -251327;1348893952;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.48000001 = 1.44 BTC [+] -251326;1348894123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40500 @ 0.00036407 = 14.7448 BTC [-] -251325;1348894125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] [PAID] 500000000 @ = 2 BTC -251324;1348894168;mircea_popescu;umm kakobrekla seems the assbot is borkt ? -251323;1348894197;kakobrekla;lol -251322;1348894199;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-rezultate-septembrie-2012/ mpoe sept reports -251321;1348894228;mircea_popescu;S.MPOE paid a total dividend of 2`142.90254453 BTC to 500`000`000 outstanding shares (as per twitter) -251320;1348894246;kakobrekla;at least the float is right -251319;1348894254;mircea_popescu;:p -251318;1348894294;kakobrekla;ill fix it later -251317;1348894394;mircea_popescu;it's odd cause i recall it used to werk -251316;1348894519;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.49999999 BTC [+] -251315;1348894560;Bugpowder;How is MPOE doing this month/ -251314;1348894561;Bugpowder;? -251313;1348894567;mircea_popescu;^^ -251312;1348894594;Bugpowder;o -251311;1348894595;Bugpowder;duh -251310;1348894617;Bugpowder;very nice -251309;1348894719;mircea_popescu;best month so far -251308;1348894721;Bugpowder;my MPOE hoarding paying off BIGTIME -251307;1348894727;mircea_popescu;course, i say that every other month -251306;1348894750;Bugpowder;makes up for last month butt hurt -251305;1348894756;mircea_popescu;jus about -251304;1348894757;rdponticelli;Last one was the best of the worsts -251303;1348894760;mircea_popescu;haha yep -251302;1348894765;mircea_popescu;by a very wide berth -251301;1348894781;Bugpowder;when is the bond submission deadline? -251300;1348894791;Bugpowder;might throw down a few coins on it -251299;1348894819;mircea_popescu;bug 48 hours -251298;1348894833;Bugpowder;can I send from MPEx balance -251297;1348894840;mircea_popescu;or alternatively you can buy the mpcd series, which are half there -251296;1348894841;Bugpowder;or only from another wallet -251295;1348894851;Bugpowder;I have MPCD -251294;1348894857;Bugpowder;yeah I like those more -251293;1348894859;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01155001 BTC [-] -251292;1348894860;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 100 @ 0.01155 = 1.155 BTC [-] -251291;1348894868;Bugpowder;I like 2-3% -251290;1348894870;mircea_popescu;you have to send from wallet, email first, it's a production -251289;1348894887;mircea_popescu;mostly worth it if you're doing k's+ -251288;1348894898;Bugpowder;I'm more comfortable with the A tranche -251287;1348894931;mircea_popescu;a is pretty safe i think -251286;1348894944;Bugpowder;NYAN.A on the other hand... -251285;1348894957;mircea_popescu;lol -251284;1348894968;mircea_popescu;yeah. that may turn as a loss -251283;1348894975;Bugpowder;It's just that in times of crisis... the uncorrelated assets turn correlated -251282;1348894981;mircea_popescu;harnett isn't doing so well but i'm still thinking he'll pull through -251281;1348894983;rdponticelli;That's why it never have asks... -251280;1348894985;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu i think it has to do with your strange standard for expressing numbers -251279;1348894994;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla the ` got him ? -251278;1348894999;kakobrekla;dunno -251277;1348895005;kakobrekla;i'll see when i'll see -251276;1348895014;mircea_popescu;it iddn't hurt it on the 500`000`000 tho -251275;1348895070;Bugpowder;hey! That's actually over 1% dividend -251274;1348895075;Bugpowder;not bad -251273;1348895087;mircea_popescu;yeah -251272;1348895092;mircea_popescu;course shares lost like 15% -251271;1348895107;Bugpowder;from where? -251270;1348895114;Bugpowder;42000? -251269;1348895115;mircea_popescu;depends how you look at it, on the long term (in btc 6 months is a long term) it made like 250% -251268;1348895120;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder from max yea -251267;1348895146;Bugpowder;I don't know the long term history -251266;1348895176;mircea_popescu;well, in short : in april and may i did two share blocks of 100 and 400k shares which were allocated on subscription basis -251265;1348895188;Bugpowder;It's actually going to outperform S.DICE this month -251264;1348895190;mircea_popescu;ie, all interested ppl sent money, then the block was split according to proportion of total -251263;1348895192;Bugpowder;KEWL -251262;1348895206;mircea_popescu;and after that it was listed, at ~9k satoshi per share -251261;1348895211;mircea_popescu;and it kinda went from there -251260;1348895217;Bugpowder;right on -251259;1348895233;Bugpowder;well, hopefully it goes up -251258;1348895236;Bugpowder;: -251257;1348895249;mircea_popescu;i find it disturbing and mostly incredible that shares are being discussed in -assets -251256;1348895251;Bugpowder;cause I have maybe too many shares -251255;1348895256;mircea_popescu;something is badly wwwrong. -251254;1348895260;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: SCAMM0R -251253;1348895264;Bugpowder;my bad -251252;1348895267;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: WHY DO YOU NMURDER BABIES? -251251;1348895268;Bugpowder;its the new guy -251250;1348895279;mircea_popescu;shuddup copedopkin -251249;1348895313;mircea_popescu;you are sockpuppet of nefario. -251248;1348895386;copumpkin;fuck -251247;1348895388;copumpkin;how did you know? -251246;1348895424;mircea_popescu;my pet shenanigan told me. -251245;1348895482;mircea_popescu;o actually... mpcd made a little mroe than projected this month -251244;1348895488;mircea_popescu;like .5 btc or something -251243;1348895513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 7500 @ 0.00349799 = 26.2349 BTC [+] -251242;1348895515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 3500 @ 0.00350099 = 12.2535 BTC [+] -251241;1348895516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 250 @ 0.00351377 = 0.8784 BTC [+] -251240;1348895517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 5000 @ 0.00352001 = 17.6001 BTC [+] -251239;1348895519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 7000 @ 0.00353422 = 24.7395 BTC [+] -251238;1348895680;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [-] -251237;1348895726;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 3 @ 0.05510001 = 0.1653 BTC [+] -251236;1348895802;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.51877992 BTC [+] -251235;1348895883;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.149253 BTC [+] -251234;1348895996;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.149253 BTC [+] -251233;1348896171;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.5898 BTC [+] -251232;1348896381;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 5 @ 0.0465 = 0.2325 BTC [-] -251231;1348896425;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.00339995 = 3.4 BTC [+] -251230;1348896484;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.45999999 BTC [-] -251229;1348896699;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.48000001 BTC [+] -251228;1348896819;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -251227;1348896863;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 5 @ 0.00911011 = 0.0456 BTC [-] -251226;1348896877;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.43 BTC [+] -251225;1348896899;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -251224;1348896946;Bugpowder;;;ticker S.BVPS -251223;1348896946;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). -251222;1348896966;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -251221;1348896968;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00349799 / 0.00351425 / 0.00353422 (23250 shares, 81.71 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00342705 / 0.003801 (54659 shares, 187.32 BTC) -251220;1348896972;Bugpowder;tx -251219;1348897027;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2370 @ 0.00044037 = 1.0437 BTC [+] -251218;1348897028;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1130 @ 0.00044037 = 0.4976 BTC [+] -251217;1348897030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1652 @ 0.00036407 = 0.6014 BTC [-] -251216;1348897031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65 @ 0.00036359 = 0.0236 BTC [-] -251215;1348897073;Bugpowder;!ticker GIGAMINING -251214;1348897077;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.56000001] [Ask: 0.57999999] [Spread: 0.01999998] [Last: 0.57999999] [24hVol: 60.58699992] [7dAvg: 0.61576437] -251213;1348897088;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [-] -251212;1348897149;Bugpowder;!ticker S.MPOE -251211;1348897150;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00036136 / 0.00036503 / 0.00037073 (1067144 shares, 389.54 BTC), 30day: 0.00034 / 0.00039473 / 0.00042 (58545008 shares, 23,109.79 BTC) -251210;1348897304;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.14499997 BTC [+] -251209;1348897499;mircea_popescu;BTC-MINING currently has 2369 shares on GLBSE -251208;1348897499;mircea_popescu;Namworld has loaned out 2354 BTC to Amazingrando. -251207;1348897502;mircea_popescu;is this correct ? -251206;1348897795;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00999996 = 0.1 BTC [+] -251205;1348898029;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -251204;1348898099;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 5 @ 0.00999996 = 0.05 BTC [+] -251203;1348898533;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00044036 = 1.1449 BTC [-] -251202;1348898535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37900 @ 0.00036359 = 13.7801 BTC [-] -251201;1348898659;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3698 BTC [+] -251200;1348898926;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 4 @ 0.149253 = 0.597 BTC [+] -251199;1348898968;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 15 @ 0.149253 = 2.2388 BTC [+] -251198;1348898990;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.149253 BTC [+] -251197;1348899144;Ignatius-otc;poof -251196;1348899493;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 3 @ 0.19 = 0.57 BTC [-] -251195;1348899555;mircea_popescu;;;later tell kakobrekla i bet i know what it is. 214290254453 > maxint ? -251194;1348899555;gribble;The operation succeeded. -251193;1348899719;sgornick;mircea_popescu: When I do stat, I don't see anything showing the call options settled at expiration. Is there any way to see those settlement transactions? -251192;1348899750;mircea_popescu;sgornick were you holding long calls or short with btc deposited to cover ? -251191;1348899760;sgornick;long calls. -251190;1348899780;mircea_popescu;then pretty much all you'd see is your balance jump -251189;1348899813;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu: sounds about right -251188;1348899836;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i didn't know he had significant loans -251187;1348899924;sgornick;Hm ... was the settle amount $12.35, 24 hour WAP from bitcoincharts? If so, something is up as my balance is less than what that CALL expiration settlement should have yielded. -251186;1348899972;BTC-Mining;He has, we got less than market rate hashing and only 100% buyback instead of 110% of average price in exchange of a guarantee of the hashing being bought back. -251185;1348899989;mircea_popescu;sgornick pm me your key we look into this -251184;1348900007;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i see -251183;1348900007;BTC-Mining;We've been paying the returns on said loan. -251182;1348900031;BTC-Mining;!pl BTC-MINING 1 -251181;1348900032;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -251180;1348900037;assbot;BTC-MINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.27012647 BTC. Last price: 0.95999999 BTC. Capital gain: -0.04000001 BTC. Total: 0.23012646 BTC. (23%) -251179;1348900043;BTC-Mining;0.27 paid so far. -251178;1348900133;mircea_popescu;a so you're sorta teamed up ? -251177;1348900149;BTC-Mining;That's what kept the price of BTC-MINING so high, technically we pay out, although less, and we have not spent funds on any of the ASICs offer yet. -251176;1348900191;mircea_popescu;aha -251175;1348900236;BTC-Mining;Yes, amazingrando was expanding with BITBOND and had a lot of hashing unsold. We struck a deal for less hashing, but with a repayment clause. -251174;1348900245;Obsi;leaves you in a good position with the price wars already starting -251173;1348900253;BTC-Mining;Aye -251172;1348900267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6235 @ 0.00036359 = 2.267 BTC [-] -251171;1348900269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00036272 = 1.4872 BTC [-] -251170;1348900270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00036265 = 7.942 BTC [-] -251169;1348900293;BTC-Mining;I'm off for a bit. -251168;1348900605;mircea_popescu;The financial and banking industries are on high alert tonight as a massive cyberattack continues, with potentially millions of customers of Bank of America, PNC and Wells Fargo finding themselves blocked from banking online. -251167;1348900607;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -251166;1348900648;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07770999 = 0.1554 BTC [-] -251165;1348900734;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCMC] 1 @ 0.45000001 BTC [-] -251164;1348900875;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.2898 BTC [-] -251163;1348901106;sgornick;mircea_popescu: Nice growth on the CALL options: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg1230250#msg1230250 -251162;1348901133;mircea_popescu;o hey nice graph -251161;1348901387;sgornick;Thanks. One thing I see on the Mt Gox semi-annual "transparency report" is the amount of deposits for the most recent 30-day. -251160;1348901388;sgornick;By itself it doesn't give too much info, as without knowing withdrawals, cannot do a net infow calculation to see what is left. But it is useful to see a month-to-month trend. -251159;1348901406;mircea_popescu;it's impossible to do on mpex tho -251158;1348901408;sgornick;Think MPEx might be able to spill those numbers? -251157;1348901461;mircea_popescu;nope. there's income from private deposits ; margin opening and closing ; paper arrangements (such as deposits of shares, non-btc settlements, etc) -251156;1348901606;mircea_popescu;the likely most reasonable avenue is to follow the public address (1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx) -251155;1348901617;mircea_popescu;it won't give exact totals, but it will likely give a decent indication -251154;1348901658;mircea_popescu;at least trend-wise. maybe. -251153;1348901663;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 3 @ 0.0465 = 0.1395 BTC [-] -251152;1348901701;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.02000001 BTC [-] -251151;1348901758;mircea_popescu;!pl cpa -251150;1348901759;assbot;!pl [@] [] -251149;1348901772;mircea_popescu;!ticker cpa -251148;1348901775;assbot;[GLBSE:CPA] [Bid: 0.04] [Ask: 0.0465] [Spread: 0.0065] [Last: 0.0465] [24hVol: 0.41997] [7dAvg: 0.0366837] -251147;1348902068;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4338 @ 0.00044037 = 1.9103 BTC [+] -251146;1348902069;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5462 @ 0.00044037 = 2.4053 BTC [+] -251145;1348902342;mircea_popescu;Hi all, -251144;1348902342;mircea_popescu;Im gauging interest in a GLBSE bearish fund. This fund would be run on the assumption that nearly everything currently on GLBSE will, in the long run, produce a negative ROI, as almost all the assets are overpriced, insolvent, a scam or (indirect) passthroughs to (other passthroughs to) overpriced assets, insolvent assets or scams. -251143;1348902349;mircea_popescu;why do people always copy me w/o credit meh. -251142;1348902397;jcpham;jealousy -251141;1348902416;mircea_popescu;teh suck! -251140;1348902450;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.29 = 0.58 BTC [+] -251139;1348903226;mircea_popescu;;;later tell nefario inquiring minds want to know : how's the conference where nobody went manage to "sell out" and also leave a 400 quid hole in your pocket ? thanks! -251138;1348903227;gribble;The operation succeeded. -251137;1348903687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31865 @ 0.000362 = 11.5351 BTC [-] -251136;1348903688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23479 @ 0.00036227 = 8.5057 BTC [+] -251135;1348904140;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.07770999 = 0.6994 BTC [-] -251134;1348904141;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07771 = 0.1554 BTC [+] -251133;1348904143;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07774 = 0.1555 BTC [+] -251132;1348904144;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07777 = 0.1555 BTC [+] -251131;1348904145;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.0778 = 0.1556 BTC [+] -251130;1348904146;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07783 = 0.1557 BTC [+] -251129;1348904148;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.07786 = 0.2336 BTC [+] -251128;1348904149;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.07789 = 0.2337 BTC [+] -251127;1348904149;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07792 = 0.1558 BTC [+] -251126;1348904150;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.07795 = 1.1693 BTC [+] -251125;1348904151;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.079 = 0.395 BTC [+] -251124;1348904343;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -251123;1348904361;assbot;CPA [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.0465 BTC. Capital gain: -0.0535 BTC. Total: -0.04780312 BTC. (-47.8%) -251122;1348904707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37621 @ 0.00036227 = 13.629 BTC [+] -251121;1348904709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51500 @ 0.00036476 = 18.7851 BTC [+] -251120;1348904710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61501 @ 0.00036667 = 22.5506 BTC [+] -251119;1348904711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52700 @ 0.00036669 = 19.3246 BTC [+] -251118;1348904712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00036735 = 11.0205 BTC [+] -251117;1348904714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36760 @ 0.00036774 = 13.5181 BTC [+] -251116;1348904714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48531 @ 0.00036841 = 17.8793 BTC [+] -251115;1348904715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37398 @ 0.00037073 = 13.8646 BTC [+] -251114;1348904716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34600 @ 0.00037131 = 12.8473 BTC [+] -251113;1348904717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66335 @ 0.00037144 = 24.6395 BTC [+] -251112;1348904718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59136 @ 0.00037195 = 21.9956 BTC [+] -251111;1348904719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38600 @ 0.00037238 = 14.3739 BTC [+] -251110;1348904720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48358 @ 0.00037269 = 18.0225 BTC [+] -251109;1348904722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66404 @ 0.00037391 = 24.8291 BTC [+] -251108;1348904723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00037499 = 0.1875 BTC [+] -251107;1348904723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 480000 @ 0.000375 = 180 BTC [+] -251106;1348905078;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3698 BTC [+] -251105;1348935963;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3900 @ 0.00044036 = 1.7174 BTC [-] -251104;1348936514;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.1032 = 0.6192 BTC [-] -251103;1348936872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35500 @ 0.00039999 = 14.1996 BTC [-] -251102;1348936872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2057 @ 0.00039856 = 0.8198 BTC [-] -251101;1348936874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.00039854 = 11.0396 BTC [-] -251100;1348936875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32000 @ 0.00039794 = 12.7341 BTC [-] -251099;1348936876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.0003978 = 9.7461 BTC [-] -251098;1348936877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45300 @ 0.00039761 = 18.0117 BTC [-] -251097;1348936878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00039681 = 0.992 BTC [-] -251096;1348936880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28900 @ 0.00039652 = 11.4594 BTC [-] -251095;1348936881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21543 @ 0.00039614 = 8.534 BTC [-] -251094;1348937485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57 @ 0.00039614 = 0.0226 BTC [-] -251093;1348937486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00038905 = 5.9136 BTC [-] -251092;1348937488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35376 @ 0.00038598 = 13.6544 BTC [-] -251091;1348937489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25700 @ 0.0003847 = 9.8868 BTC [-] -251090;1348937489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55800 @ 0.0003827 = 21.3547 BTC [-] -251089;1348937569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17055 @ 0.00037805 = 6.4476 BTC [-] -251088;1348937570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 816756 @ 0.000375 = 306.2835 BTC [-] -251087;1348937571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63600 @ 0.00037365 = 23.7641 BTC [-] -251086;1348937572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36200 @ 0.00036187 = 13.0997 BTC [-] -251085;1348937573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00036173 = 2.3874 BTC [-] -251084;1348937574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9789 @ 0.00036168 = 3.5405 BTC [-] -251083;1348937964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 113241 @ 0.0034 = 385.0194 BTC [+] -251082;1348937980;Bugpowder;nom nom -251081;1348937997;gigavps;whoa -251080;1348938007;gigavps;that was a rather large buy -251079;1348938012;Bugpowder;:) -251078;1348938037;Bugpowder;I wonder what the special announcement will bring -251077;1348938052;Bugpowder;dividend is gonna be kinda crappy this month -251076;1348938078;gigavps;special announcement? -251075;1348938083;Bugpowder;I wonder who dumped all the S.MPOE... Surprisingly awesome results this month -251074;1348938110;Bugpowder;uhh... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.500 -251073;1348938123;Bugpowder;Quick Update: The new site should be live within 2 weeks, I hope everyone is excited for it Also, there's another special announcement which will be made around the same time - should be very good for owners of S.DICE -251072;1348938157;Bugpowder;Last time, he gave out a surprise dividend of 2.3%... -251071;1348938169;Bugpowder;So I'm positioning myself for happiness -251070;1348938196;mircea_popescu;gigavps you've missed all the 2-3k ones :p -251069;1348938213;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder prolly divhunting i'd guess -251068;1348938253;gigavps;i invest in me -251067;1348938258;Bugpowder;S.MPOE is gonna have a large volume today -251066;1348938273;Bugpowder;I invest in America, fuck yeah -251065;1348938282;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -251064;1348938284;Bugpowder;Also Romania, I guess -251063;1348938307;mircea_popescu;haha what, via owning mpoe ? -251062;1348938313;Bugpowder;yup -251061;1348938315;mircea_popescu;mpoe is virtual baby. no country! -251060;1348938436;Bugpowder;Someone sell me some MPCD.A plz -251059;1348938517;Bugpowder;BTW - Thanks for the Bitcoins Direct recommendation, it was super easy, fast, cheaper than GOX and not as worrysome as OTC -251058;1348938590;mircea_popescu;:p -251057;1348938643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1470 @ 0.0035 = 5.145 BTC [-] -251056;1348938693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] [PAID] 500000000 @ 0.00000059 = 293.32991155 BTC -251055;1348938720;mircea_popescu;ok, now we're good. -251054;1348938729;mircea_popescu;for some reason only 2.14k went out yest instead of 2.43k -251053;1348938810;Bugpowder;heh -251052;1348938863;Bugpowder;The extra is from the MPEx revenue? -251051;1348938948;mircea_popescu;not really. just, was supposed to pay 243623245580 for some reason 214290254425 went out. -251050;1348938953;mircea_popescu;still haven't figured out tha reason -251049;1348938965;Bugpowder;21429 is half of the MPOE profit -251048;1348938979;mircea_popescu;o is it ? -251047;1348938982;Bugpowder;yes -251046;1348938989;mircea_popescu;.py 4285.80508907 / 2 -251045;1348938991;markac;2142.90254453 -251044;1348938993;mircea_popescu;duh lol -251043;1348938997;mircea_popescu;i copied the wring line :D -251042;1348939000;mircea_popescu;tyvm man! -251041;1348939010;mircea_popescu;fucking hell i was like... omg this is sublte bug of 64/32 bit -251040;1348939013;mircea_popescu;all hands on deck find it -251039;1348939017;mircea_popescu;ppl were :((( noes -251038;1348939023;Bugpowder;so were you supposed to pay out the MPEX revenue too? -251037;1348939027;mircea_popescu;ofcourse. -251036;1348939032;Bugpowder;ok great -251035;1348939039;mircea_popescu;Dividend total : 4`872.46491161ii BTC. says so right there -251034;1348939049;Bugpowder;too bad I sold 200k shares this morning -251033;1348939052;Bugpowder;though -251032;1348939059;gigavps;whoops -251031;1348939060;Bugpowder;then someone else sold 1MM so whatever -251030;1348939071;Bugpowder;got a better price -251029;1348939084;Bugpowder;Still holding a bunch -251028;1348939084;mircea_popescu;o you sold my shares? woe unto you! -251027;1348939099;Bugpowder;I'll buy the dip -251026;1348939132;Bugpowder;Gotta have funds in the S.DICE for the special announcement what could it be what could it beeee -251025;1348940106;DeaDTerra1;evening :) -251024;1348940157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 292 @ 0.0035 = 1.022 BTC [-] -251023;1348940334;PsychoticBoy;usagi -251022;1348940348;PsychoticBoy;you have not corrected your reply on bitcointalk -251021;1348940402;PsychoticBoy;so i am almost forced to announce the incorrect count of the votes on GLBSE motion 148 as I voted NO -251020;1348940416;PsychoticBoy;in your thread -251019;1348940434;hathairy6674;hello all -251018;1348940436;PsychoticBoy;this wont do you any good since this is scammer language -251017;1348940473;PsychoticBoy;you are lying that you won cause the system failed, for all I know maybe everyone voted no\ -251016;1348940488;hathairy6674;i was told to contact you usagi -251015;1348940494;hathairy6674;are you on? -251014;1348940528;PsychoticBoy;So I will post a reply in the BMF thread that I voted NO and the motion told us 8000~~ yea en 0 no, that is not possible -251013;1348940570;PsychoticBoy;so either you will have to put up another motion or get scammer taged -251012;1348940592;PsychoticBoy;Its not what I want, its what the people wants -251011;1348940652;hathairy6674;I am interested in a loan or investments private message me -251010;1348940695;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.495 = 0.99 BTC [+] -251009;1348940867;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: no -251008;1348940875;PsychoticBoy;yes -251007;1348940875;Diablo-D3;nefario needs to look at this first -251006;1348940887;Diablo-D3;because it has nothing to do with usagi, and I bet its effected other people's motions too -251005;1348940888;PsychoticBoy;I am replying now -251004;1348940909;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: btw, you did vote no BEFORE the motion closed, right? -251003;1348940914;PsychoticBoy;I voted NO so she-he cant be happy with a 100% victory cause maybe everyone voted NO -251002;1348940922;PsychoticBoy;DUH -251001;1348940927;Diablo-D3;just making sure -251000;1348940934;Diablo-D3;because its clearly closed now -250999;1348940950;PsychoticBoy;yep motion isnt visible anymore -250998;1348940987;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: but yes, dont blame usagi here -250997;1348940991;Diablo-D3;its clearly a bug in the glbse software -250996;1348940992;PsychoticBoy;So in the end who is lying to share holders now -250995;1348941007;PsychoticBoy;dont tell them Yeah I won -250994;1348941019;Diablo-D3;erm, how many shares do you have? -250993;1348941030;PsychoticBoy;cause its for sure usagi did not win a flawless victory -250992;1348941039;PsychoticBoy;maybe usagi lost -250991;1348941056;Diablo-D3;I wonder if the glbse software can even audit votes -250990;1348941063;Diablo-D3;because it should be logged internally that you voted no -250989;1348941067;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -250988;1348941072;Luceo;PsychoticBoy: usagi owns more than 50% of the shares so -250987;1348941073;PsychoticBoy;its not the poinbt how many I own, 1 is enough< -250986;1348941080;Luceo;(s)he probably won :P -250985;1348941093;PsychoticBoy;because all votes were yes and i voted no -250984;1348941093;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: yes, but the motions are based on shares voting -250983;1348941099;PsychoticBoy;so vote is false -250982;1348941102;Diablo-D3;so if two people vote, one guy has 99 votes and one guy has 1 -250981;1348941109;Diablo-D3;one votes yes, one votes no -250980;1348941113;Diablo-D3;its not 50/50, its 99/1 -250979;1348941126;PsychoticBoy;so you just made my point -250978;1348941134;Diablo-D3;you had a point? -250977;1348941144;PsychoticBoy;results were 0 no as i voted no, i would be 1 at least -250976;1348941151;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: yes it should -250975;1348941152;Diablo-D3;BUT -250974;1348941155;Diablo-D3;this has nothing to do with usagi -250973;1348941159;Diablo-D3;its nefario's problem -250972;1348941173;Diablo-D3;usagi relies on the glbse software to produce correct results -250971;1348941178;Diablo-D3;if it doesnt, you cant blame usagi -250970;1348941181;PsychoticBoy;no, she-he only has to correct her-his thread -250969;1348941186;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: no -250968;1348941189;PsychoticBoy;yes -250967;1348941190;Diablo-D3;because theres no proof you even voted -250966;1348941196;Diablo-D3;nefario needs to audit the motion. -250965;1348941205;PsychoticBoy;I pmed nefario -250964;1348941205;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07898 BTC [-] -250963;1348941219;Diablo-D3;Im not a bmf shareholder btw, so Im neutral in this -250962;1348941228;PsychoticBoy;asked him to fix his crappy motion system < -250961;1348941229;Diablo-D3;but nefario needs to fix this -250960;1348941236;Diablo-D3;if it happened to usagi, it'll happen to other motions too -250959;1348941261;PsychoticBoy;I am not happy -250958;1348941267;Diablo-D3;neither am I -250957;1348941274;Diablo-D3;I paid nefario to do a job, so has every other asset holder -250956;1348941276;Diablo-D3;why the fuck wont he just do it -250955;1348941561;mircea_popescu;ahhh, so s.mpoe made 960 block rewards the prev month -250954;1348941570;mircea_popescu;.py 30 * 24 * 6 -250953;1348941571;markac;4320 -250952;1348941583;mircea_popescu;almost 25%. i'm slush! -250951;1348941588;Diablo-D3;lol -250950;1348941591;mircea_popescu;hehehe -250949;1348941600;assbot;[GLBSE] [MINING] 2 @ 0.79999999 = 1.6 BTC [-] -250948;1348941630;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.4799 = 4.799 BTC [-] -250947;1348941660;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2903 @ 0.00044036 = 1.2784 BTC [-] -250946;1348941661;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1346 @ 0.00044036 = 0.5927 BTC [-] -250945;1348941664;mircea_popescu; So I will post a reply in the BMF thread that I voted NO and the motion told us 8000~~ yea en 0 no, that is not possible <<< whoa ?! -250944;1348941671;mircea_popescu;wait a second, how is this possible ? -250943;1348941694;PsychoticBoy;crappy glbse motion voting system sucks -250942;1348941706;mircea_popescu;wtf omg ?! -250941;1348941709;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.4799 = 2.3995 BTC [-] -250940;1348941715;PsychoticBoy;maybe all the no are counted as yes -250939;1348941720;mircea_popescu;so for all you know ALL MOTIONS TO DATE are invalid !? -250938;1348941728;PsychoticBoy;that explains the 100% victory -250937;1348941802;PsychoticBoy;so untill the real voting counts comes in, this vote is not applicable -250936;1348941818;mircea_popescu;dude glbse is falling apart. -250935;1348941857;PsychoticBoy;dont hope so, got more than a luxery mega car overthere in btc -250934;1348941900;mircea_popescu;that's not too wise. -250933;1348941922;PsychoticBoy;no but the last thing you want is a bank run -250932;1348941954;mircea_popescu;i think it's been happening lately. -250931;1348941970;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 31 @ 0.00339995 = 0.1054 BTC [+] -250930;1348942007;Luceo;I'm going to be withdrawing everything from glbse -250929;1348942010;Luceo;in the coming weeks -250928;1348942025;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.3595 = 1.0785 BTC [+] -250927;1348942026;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.35969 = 1.0791 BTC [+] -250926;1348942027;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.3597 = 1.0791 BTC [+] -250925;1348942028;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.35979 BTC [+] -250924;1348942049;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.113388 = 0.9071 BTC [-] -250923;1348942132;PsychoticBoy;nice what are you selling luceo, maybe we can make some sort of share trding deal -250922;1348942162;PsychoticBoy;or I just buy your account -250921;1348942261;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 150 @ 0.0177 = 2.655 BTC [+] -250920;1348942426;mircea_popescu;Oh - and how DID you get more yes votes than have EVER been in circulation? You didn't by some chance transfer unsold ones to yourself to vote with (then send them back) did you? I asked nefario about that particular nasty little trick a while back (by PM) but got no answer - so assume it IS possible for a company owner to generate as many yes votes on a motion as they like. -250919;1348942431;mircea_popescu;so basically... -250918;1348942497;PsychoticBoy;motion failed -250917;1348942622;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.113388 = 1.1339 BTC [-] -250916;1348942818;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.19 = 0.38 BTC [-] -250915;1348943086;jcpham;mircea are you a nihilist? -250914;1348943109;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 99 @ 0.0034 = 0.3366 BTC [+] -250913;1348943347;mircea_popescu;jcpham that q will need context -250912;1348943420;jcpham;soory i was thinking out loud -250911;1348943624;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 2 @ 0.05 = 0.1 BTC [+] -250910;1348944189;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 400 @ 0.00016 = 0.064 BTC [-] -250909;1348944545;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -250908;1348944712;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1480 @ 0.00044037 = 0.6517 BTC [+] -250907;1348944713;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 78 @ 0.00044037 = 0.0343 BTC [+] -250906;1348944714;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1642 @ 0.00044037 = 0.7231 BTC [+] -250905;1348945750;mircea_popescu;Attention Bitcoin Talk community. You have scorned my services and laughed off my threats, but starting on this day you will see that I am not a man to trifled with. I have spent the last hour consorting with dark spirits giving them such offerings as they desire and gaining their service. Now the ritual is complete and this forum is cursed. I shall not tell you the specifics of the ritual nor of the spirits at my behest lest one a -250904;1348945750;mircea_popescu;mong you seek to counter it, but understand that it is very powerful and you shall soon see its affects right here in the forums. -250903;1348945755;mircea_popescu;ok this explains everything -250902;1348946205;Chaaang-Noi;wtf? -250901;1348946220;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7007 @ 0.00044036 = 3.0856 BTC [-] -250900;1348946250;mircea_popescu;your goat is cooked. -250899;1348946260;Chaaang-Noi;if you were not so fucking crazy you could destroy glbse... -250898;1348946346;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi it is a quote from the forum. -250897;1348946350;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110513.0 -250896;1348946355;guruvan-;might happen either way -250895;1348946366;Chaaang-Noi;context is your freind... -250894;1348946369;mircea_popescu;guruvan- ya glbse is doing a great job on its own -250893;1348946385;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi ya prolly shouldhave put quotation marks. -250892;1348946389;guruvan-;lolz - yeah I saw the curse thread -250891;1348946419;Chaaang-Noi;iv been away busy, did not see it -250890;1348946449;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC [+] -250889;1348946468;mircea_popescu;how;s the rice ? -250888;1348946479;Chaaang-Noi;from what i hear it is growing -250887;1348946488;Chaaang-Noi;close to harvest time -250886;1348946495;Chaaang-Noi;i will buy after they harvest it -250885;1348946509;mircea_popescu;someone should make an orchid farm tended by nude virginz -250884;1348946513;mircea_popescu;and webcam the whole thing -250883;1348946519;Chaaang-Noi;i could do that... -250882;1348946529;Chaaang-Noi;where i live now is orchird country -250881;1348946534;Chaaang-Noi;i can do the tech stuff -250880;1348946542;mircea_popescu;prolly should talk to kink.com then lo; -250879;1348946543;Chaaang-Noi;and the nude virgins could be gathered if i had the funds... -250878;1348946614;Chaaang-Noi;sadly it hard to find a virgin over 18 that is buy able... if we were to do this we would need a large budget or 4 or 5 years of planing... -250877;1348946630;mircea_popescu;now this is a point. -250876;1348946649;Chaaang-Noi;the age of concent here is 15, so to find a virgin that is 18 she odds are wont look so hot... -250875;1348946670;rg;what the fuck.. -250874;1348946676;mircea_popescu;ahaha if you make it with 15 yos everyone in the west will come bomb cambodga -250873;1348946677;Chaaang-Noi;no idea -250872;1348946689;Chaaang-Noi;korea is 13 japan is 12 :/ -250871;1348946698;Chaaang-Noi;i dont even live in cambodia -250870;1348946704;Chaaang-Noi;i dont know the age of consent there -250869;1348946729;mircea_popescu;o i thought you were there -250868;1348946747;Chaaang-Noi;i only know about korea and japan cuz of matthew n wrights joy for the young -250867;1348946752;Chaaang-Noi;no i live in thailand -250866;1348946752;mircea_popescu;romania is 16. actually pretty much everywhere it's not 18 -250865;1348946770;mircea_popescu;except massachussetts where it's 21 -250864;1348946773;mircea_popescu;or 24 i dont recall -250863;1348946824;Chaaang-Noi;lol i dont know -250862;1348946838;Chaaang-Noi;id be shocked if mass was over 18 honestly -250861;1348946840;Chaaang-Noi;im going to call bs -250860;1348946855;mircea_popescu;im just digging at them :p\ -250859;1348946861;Chaaang-Noi;i see -250858;1348946880;Chaaang-Noi;europe is 16 right? -250857;1348946888;Chaaang-Noi;germany is 14 england is 15? spaidn is 13? -250856;1348946906;Chaaang-Noi;yeman is like 11 or something, crazy musliumz -250855;1348946953;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54999999 BTC [-] -250854;1348947652;mircea_popescu;europe is mostly 16, but all sorts of conditions -250853;1348947732;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 229 @ 0.00044037 = 0.1008 BTC [+] -250852;1348947734;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6900 @ 0.00044037 = 3.0386 BTC [+] -250851;1348947735;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1110 @ 0.00044037 = 0.4888 BTC [+] -250850;1348948461;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9786 BTC [+] -250849;1348948592;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 13 @ 0.0089 = 0.1157 BTC [+] -250848;1348948617;Chaaang-Noi;oh shit kraken is traded on glbse -250847;1348948629;Chaaang-Noi;what was the ipo price? -250846;1348948661;mircea_popescu;1 ? -250845;1348949016;rdponticelli;Looks like it was 0.01 -250844;1348949044;mircea_popescu;!pl kraken 0.01 -250843;1348949045;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -250842;1348949094;assbot;KRAKEN [1@0.01BTC] paid: 0.00018223 BTC. Last price: 0.0089 BTC. Capital gain: -0.0011 BTC. Total: -0.00091777 BTC. (-9.2%) -250841;1348949107;mircea_popescu;seems about right -250840;1348949217;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 1000 @ 0.92185114 = 921.8511 BTC [+] -250839;1348949230;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010N] 1000 @ 0.92185114 = 921.8511 BTC [-] -250838;1348949294;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.661 BTC [-] -250837;1348949345;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.66 BTC [-] -250836;1348949346;rg;mircea -250835;1348949348;rg;did you see what i said -250834;1348949350;rg;about the 50 btc -250833;1348949376;mircea_popescu;rg i don't think so ? -250832;1348949512;rdponticelli;Wow, somebody went really long on mpex... -250831;1348949594;rdponticelli;Or was a short? -250830;1348949612;rdponticelli;He sold those calls? -250829;1348949626;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07073001 = 0.1415 BTC [-] -250828;1348949668;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli prolly a short -250827;1348949678;rdponticelli;Yea, was short -250826;1348949686;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.07073 = 0.3537 BTC [-] -250825;1348949686;rg;oh -250824;1348949688;rg;well -250823;1348949689;rg;what i said was -250822;1348949692;rg;take that 50 btc out of my MPEX -250821;1348949695;rg;you're free to do so -250820;1348949695;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 1000 @ 0.92185114 = 921.8511 BTC [+] -250819;1348949725;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010N] 714 @ 0.92185114 = 658.2017 BTC [-] -250818;1348949727;rdponticelli;Even shorter.... -250817;1348949732;mircea_popescu;ding ding -250816;1348949738;mircea_popescu;i wonder why not just buy puts -250815;1348949744;mircea_popescu;np rg. -250814;1348949744;rdponticelli;I'm scared -250813;1348949755;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.49000001 = 1.47 BTC [+] -250812;1348949877;mircea_popescu;actually if you think about it, it'sd not such a bad ploy. -250811;1348949882;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -250810;1348949889;mircea_popescu;person makes a call, costs ~1btc. sells it for .921 -250809;1348949919;mircea_popescu;if btc goes to 1000 usd he loses like 7% of his money, if that. -250808;1348949951;mircea_popescu;if however btc goes to 5 the call is worth .8 so has made 12% -250807;1348949963;mircea_popescu;if btc goes to 2 has made 42% -250806;1348950078;mircea_popescu;(n-1) / n = .921 ; .921 * n = n-1 ; 1 = .079n ; n = -250805;1348950084;mircea_popescu;.py 1 / 0.079 -250804;1348950085;markac;12.6582278481 -250803;1348950096;mircea_popescu;breakeven is 12.65 so... not horrible. -250802;1348950388;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 1000 @ 0.92185114 = 921.8511 BTC [+] -250801;1348950490;rdponticelli;The guy is depleting your bot -250800;1348950636;mircea_popescu;if he's selling into it it's actuallty impleting it not deplerting it -250799;1348950685;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C010T] 447 @ 0.92185114 = 412.0675 BTC [+] -250798;1348950855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3200 @ 0.0034 = 10.88 BTC [+] -250797;1348951219;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11300001 BTC [-] -250796;1348951405;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11300001 BTC [-] -250795;1348951558;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.111 = 0.333 BTC [-] -250794;1348951560;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 14 @ 0.11 = 1.54 BTC [-] -250793;1348951640;rg;mircea -250792;1348951646;rg;tell us the largest mpex account -250791;1348951648;rg;what's the balance -250790;1348951669;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.03399999 BTC [+] -250789;1348951671;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 99 @ 0.034 = 3.366 BTC [+] -250788;1348951713;mircea_popescu;naah -250787;1348951766;mircea_popescu;tho if you're going portofolio value it's prolly me, seeing how i hold my mpoe shares there. -250786;1348951816;rg;i dont believe you -250785;1348951819;rg;tell me -250784;1348951839;mircea_popescu;lol you don't believe what ? -250783;1348952365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00037069 = 1.8905 BTC [+] -250782;1348953047;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 110 @ 0.01 = 1.1 BTC [+] -250781;1348953598;rg;let me see the MPEX accounting -250780;1348953615;rg;i will show everyone that mpex is real -250779;1348953617;rg;and the volume is true -250778;1348953629;rg;that guy on the forum said the weekly mpex is less than glbse daily -250777;1348953632;rg;is that true? -250776;1348953644;mircea_popescu;lol not rly. -250775;1348953647;mircea_popescu;about 5x or w/e -250774;1348953653;rg;and is it daily buys -250773;1348953654;rg;or -250772;1348953656;rg;income BTC -250771;1348953657;rg;that people put in -250770;1348953664;rg;incoming* -250769;1348953672;rg;he confused me -250768;1348953679;mircea_popescu;glbse doesn't report that. they report their 5 days averages, and they sum up to ~2-3k -250767;1348953683;mircea_popescu;which is less than mpex daily. -250766;1348953836;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 3 @ 0.78987973 = 2.3696 BTC [+] -250765;1348953882;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 29 @ 0.1034 = 2.9986 BTC [+] -250764;1348953901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40548 @ 0.00037165 = 15.0697 BTC [+] -250763;1348953903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8947 @ 0.0003721 = 3.3292 BTC [+] -250762;1348953910;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 4 @ 0.112 = 0.448 BTC [-] -250761;1348953997;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07897999 = 0.158 BTC [+] -250760;1348953998;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07898 = 0.158 BTC [+] -250759;1348954299;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.56999899 BTC [+] -250758;1348954431;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.000128 BTC [-] -250757;1348954522;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.36375 BTC [-] -250756;1348954732;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.19 = 0.38 BTC [-] -250755;1348954953;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.064944 BTC [-] -250754;1348955141;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 14 @ 0.01 = 0.14 BTC [+] -250753;1348955246;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00999999 = 0.02 BTC [-] -250752;1348955248;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -250751;1348955425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 100 @ 0.00349208 = 0.3492 BTC [-] -250750;1348955426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 38 @ 0.0034919 = 0.1327 BTC [-] -250749;1348955907;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.42000001 BTC [-] -250748;1348956006;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED] 1 @ 0.0009 BTC [-] -250747;1348956233;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -250746;1348956957;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.00044037 = 1.3211 BTC [+] -250745;1348956959;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00044037 = 0.8807 BTC [+] -250744;1348956960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8763 @ 0.00037069 = 3.2484 BTC [-] -250743;1348957472;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 3 @ 0.0089 = 0.0267 BTC [+] -250742;1348958146;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.36375 = 3.2738 BTC [-] -250741;1348958187;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 13 @ 0.36385 = 4.7301 BTC [+] -250740;1348958243;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 17 @ 0.365 = 6.205 BTC [+] -250739;1348958277;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 2 @ 0.499 = 0.998 BTC [-] -250738;1348958466;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1035 @ 0.00044036 = 0.4558 BTC [-] -250737;1348958467;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6165 @ 0.00044036 = 2.7148 BTC [-] -250736;1348959973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.0003692 = 1.403 BTC [-] -250735;1348960477;midnightmagic;hey Luke-Jr fix your flooding problem I have your nickname on highlight. -250734;1348960954;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.49489999 BTC [+] -250733;1348960956;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.4949 = 2.4745 BTC [+] -250732;1348961128;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.359789 BTC [-] -250731;1348961129;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.35979 = 1.4392 BTC [+] -250730;1348961166;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.39138 BTC [+] -250729;1348961168;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.39328 = 2.7866 BTC [+] -250728;1348961169;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.39338 = 5.5735 BTC [+] -250727;1348961170;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.39339 BTC [+] -250726;1348961172;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.3955 = 2.791 BTC [+] -250725;1348961173;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3955 BTC [+] -250724;1348961174;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.3975 = 5.59 BTC [+] -250723;1348961174;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.398 BTC [+] -250722;1348961175;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.4 = 5.6 BTC [+] -250721;1348961223;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.079 = 1.185 BTC [+] -250720;1348961232;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 10 @ 1.4 = 14 BTC [+] -250719;1348961271;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.4 BTC [+] -250718;1348961330;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 15 @ 0.11399999 = 1.71 BTC [+] -250717;1348961332;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.114 BTC [+] -250716;1348961483;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2401 @ 0.00044036 = 1.0573 BTC [-] -250715;1348961484;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 99 @ 0.00044036 = 0.0436 BTC [-] -250714;1348961486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00036783 = 6.5842 BTC [-] -250713;1348961487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42900 @ 0.00036774 = 15.776 BTC [-] -250712;1348961757;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.17654321 BTC [-] -250711;1348961819;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 5 @ 0.177 = 0.885 BTC [+] -250710;1348961938;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.475 = 0.95 BTC [-] -250709;1348962085;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 10 @ 0.04444 = 0.4444 BTC [+] -250708;1348962990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00036774 = 9.2303 BTC [-] -250707;1348962992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25670 @ 0.00036545 = 9.3811 BTC [-] -250706;1348963282;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.6301 BTC [-] -250705;1348963283;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.63 BTC [-] -250704;1348963355;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.02200001 BTC [-] -250703;1348963365;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 3 @ 0.54995 = 1.6499 BTC [+] -250702;1348963383;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -250701;1348963426;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.022 = 0.044 BTC [-] -250700;1348963499;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.02102001 BTC [-] -250699;1348963586;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.02102 = 0.042 BTC [-] -250698;1348963652;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.02002 = 0.2202 BTC [-] -250697;1348963702;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.02 = 2 BTC [-] -250696;1348963902;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 16 @ 0.1 = 1.6 BTC [+] -250695;1348963938;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 94 @ 0.1 = 9.4 BTC [-] -250694;1348964353;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.095 BTC [-] -250693;1348964429;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 20 @ 0.09 = 1.8 BTC [-] -250692;1348964477;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.03399999 BTC [+] -250691;1348964479;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 63 @ 0.034 = 2.142 BTC [+] -250690;1348964479;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.035 = 1.75 BTC [+] -250689;1348964480;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.039 = 1.95 BTC [+] -250688;1348964482;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 46 @ 0.04 = 1.84 BTC [+] -250687;1348964483;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.04105551 = 0.0821 BTC [+] -250686;1348964484;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.04498 = 0.1349 BTC [+] -250685;1348964485;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 129 @ 0.045 = 5.805 BTC [+] -250684;1348964486;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.04997 = 0.1999 BTC [+] -250683;1348964487;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.04997 = 0.1999 BTC [+] -250682;1348964488;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.04999999 = 0.9 BTC [+] -250681;1348964489;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.05 = 1.1 BTC [+] -250680;1348964513;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 44 @ 0.07 = 3.08 BTC [-] -250679;1348964542;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 730 @ 0.00044037 = 0.3215 BTC [+] -250678;1348964605;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.07978 = 0.718 BTC [+] -250677;1348964713;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.04998 = 0.3998 BTC [-] -250676;1348964736;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 9 @ 0.07986 = 0.7187 BTC [+] -250675;1348964857;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.049979 = 0.6497 BTC [-] -250674;1348964859;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04997999 BTC [+] -250673;1348964859;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04998 BTC [+] -250672;1348965085;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.049 = 0.196 BTC [-] -250671;1348965086;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.049979 = 0.1499 BTC [+] -250670;1348965488;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.54499999 = 1.09 BTC [-] -250669;1348965507;smickles;usagi scammer tag? -250668;1348965529;smickles;me? nope -250667;1348965543;smickles;i'm saving money to launch a biz -250666;1348965545;Obsi;usagi got tagged? -250665;1348965550;smickles;an accounting company -250664;1348965552;Obsi;I bougth some today yes -250663;1348965573;smickles;oh jeez, i can't read the last word of questions, it seems -250662;1348965584;mircea_popescu;what, on the forum ? -250661;1348965608;smickles;Smoovious: I have family who are accountants, and I've been studying accounting for a while now -250660;1348965620;smickles;(it'll actually be a bookkeeping company) -250659;1348965634;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.545 = 1.09 BTC [+] -250658;1348965673;jurov;fuck, came home slightly drunk just to find out this time you had to pay the dividend *twice*.. and coinbr is still not fixed to pay it fully automatically -250657;1348965677;smickles;Smoovious: I have a few clients lined up who are bitcoin related -250656;1348965681;jurov;i mean S.MPOE -250655;1348965729;Obsi;smickles: how much to launder money from meth biz through car wash? -250654;1348965729;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -250653;1348965730;smickles;My plan is to provide good service to a few clients and expand with the funds I gain -250652;1348965768;smickles;Obsi: would you agree to compensate me for potential jail time? -250651;1348965797;Obsi;but jail has free food -250650;1348965834;jurov;i'm outta here.. goodnight -250649;1348965844;smickles;Obsi: it separated me from my wife and daughter tho :P -250648;1348965848;mircea_popescu;jurov hello there :) -250647;1348965859;Obsi;some would pay for such things -250646;1348965866;mircea_popescu;i fucked up, only paid part the first time. sorry! -250645;1348965871;smickles;Smoovious: Sounds good to me, USD-mostly makes it easier -250644;1348965961;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.049979 BTC [+] -250643;1348965968;smickles;Smoovious: indeed, I've got a little redtape to deal with myself, so in a couple/few months, I should have a smoothe operation running :) -250642;1348965983;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.03000001 BTC [-] -250641;1348966046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0003641 = 3.641 BTC [-] -250640;1348966048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00036409 = 3.6409 BTC [-] -250639;1348966049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.000364 = 7.826 BTC [-] -250638;1348966100;Obsi;smickles: you do any consulting? -250637;1348966118;smickles;Obsi: If it falls in my sphere of knowledge, I certainly could -250636;1348966142;Obsi;What rates? -250635;1348966142;smickles;Pretty much, I just won't be able to do audits, because I'm not a CPA (yet) -250634;1348966184;Obsi;LLC all the things! -250633;1348966233;smickles;Obsi: Right now, it looks like the fee will be 5.6 an hour once I incorporate -250632;1348966255;Obsi;pre-incorporation discounts? :-D -250631;1348966284;smickles;pre-incorporation i am busy moving from NC to AZ -250630;1348966314;smickles;Smoovious: sounds cool, you said this is going to be in Michigan? -250629;1348966317;smickles;(sp?) -250628;1348966320;Obsi;you gonna dry out and feel like a rasin for 2 weeks -250627;1348966526;smickles;How about that. it sounds like it would be interesting to do work for you :) -250626;1348966540;smickles;(on the bean counter side that is) -250625;1348966621;smickles;That'd be best practice, renaming accounts ;) -250624;1348966771;smickles;Smoovious: ever been thru/in Vaughn, NM? -250623;1348966828;smickles;heh, I dunno, I don't even have a cell signal here! -250622;1348966842;mircea_popescu;cell signals are for pussies -250621;1348966897;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.4795 = 0.959 BTC [+] -250620;1348966974;smickles;There's a diner, one of those wrapped-in-sheet-metal kind -250619;1348967482;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 8 @ 0.00999994 = 0.08 BTC [-] -250618;1348967484;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999995 BTC [+] -250617;1348967485;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.00999997 = 0.02 BTC [+] -250616;1348967575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.000364 = 1.456 BTC [-] -250615;1348968604;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -250614;1348969012;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [+] -250613;1348969085;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7400 @ 0.00044037 = 3.2587 BTC [+] -250612;1348969303;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 1420 @ 0.001 = 1.42 BTC [+] -250611;1348969320;assbot;[GLBSE] [DI.BFLSC.FAIL] 2000 @ 0.001 = 2 BTC [+] -250610;1348969325;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.4799 = 1.9196 BTC [+] -250609;1348970400;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 5 @ 0.00911111 = 0.0456 BTC [-] -250608;1348970450;BTC-Mining;Got some loose change to spend. Anyone selling anything? -250607;1348970486;mircea_popescu;i got a bridge... -250606;1348970491;assbot;[GLBSE] [CIUCIU.BOND] 500 @ 0.099 = 49.5 BTC [+] -250605;1348970506;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [+] -250604;1348970602;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1270 @ 0.00044036 = 0.5593 BTC [-] -250603;1348970603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.000364 = 1.6016 BTC [-] -250602;1348970623;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.48 = 2.4 BTC [+] -250601;1348970720;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [+] -250600;1348970898;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.3773 = 1.1319 BTC [+] -250599;1348970924;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -250598;1348970925;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0555 BTC [+] -250597;1348970926;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.055 BTC [-] -250596;1348970974;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 11 @ 0.00911111 = 0.1002 BTC [-] -250595;1348970983;BTC-Mining;A bridge? Sounds nice -250594;1348971132;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00911111 = 0.0911 BTC [-] -250593;1348971134;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.0091111 = 0.0273 BTC [-] -250592;1348971167;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [+] -250591;1348971713;mircea_popescu;:p -250590;1348971783;rdponticelli;I could offer a mailbox -250589;1348971794;rdponticelli;Or a money making machine -250588;1348971803;rdponticelli;xD -250587;1348972109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14530 @ 0.00036499 = 5.3033 BTC [+] -250586;1348972576;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3775 BTC [+] -250585;1348973483;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999996 BTC [+] -250584;1348973645;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7700 @ 0.00044036 = 3.3908 BTC [-] -250583;1348973660;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 4 @ 0.00999996 = 0.04 BTC [+] -250582;1348974421;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 7 @ 0.000128 = 0.0009 BTC [-] -250581;1348974698;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [-] -250580;1348974699;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 1 @ 0.7912 BTC [-] -250579;1348974700;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABIF] 5 @ 0.78 = 3.9 BTC [-] -250578;1348975151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21400 @ 0.00036743 = 7.863 BTC [+] -250577;1348975198;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [-] -250576;1348975877;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 3 @ 0.008 = 0.024 BTC [-] -250575;1348976288;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [-] -250574;1348976395;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.082 BTC [-] -250573;1348976492;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 10 @ 0.799 = 7.99 BTC [-] -250572;1348976669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.00036743 = 10.1043 BTC [+] -250571;1348976752;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.03002 = 0.06 BTC [+] -250570;1348976777;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.55 = 2.2 BTC [+] -250569;1348976843;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 7 @ 0.3775 = 2.6425 BTC [+] -250568;1348977155;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.03 = 0.09 BTC [-] -250567;1348977774;BTC-Mining;Hmm, I've made a tool so you can check the current value of CALL/PUT contracts -250566;1348977823;BTC-Mining;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGxfRk5SS0hxT1lsVmdLdU1QY0RveGc#gid=0 -250565;1348977849;BTC-Mining;If anyone want to try, only the current price should be editable. -250564;1348977889;mircea_popescu;meh asks me to sign in -250563;1348977940;BTC-Mining;sorry, re-edited it -250562;1348977946;BTC-Mining;well changed settings I mean -250561;1348977953;BTC-Mining;Should be public now -250560;1348978019;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.36000001 = 0.72 BTC [-] -250559;1348978021;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.36 = 0.72 BTC [-] -250558;1348978022;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3502 BTC [-] -250557;1348978023;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [-] -250556;1348978037;mircea_popescu;well i cant edit any values ? -250555;1348978063;BTC-Mining;arf... wait a minute -250554;1348978150;BTC-Mining;Should work now -250553;1348978162;BTC-Mining;Not sure how to remove the protected range view by default tho -250552;1348978173;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 170 @ 0.00044037 = 0.0749 BTC [+] -250551;1348978174;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5500 @ 0.00044037 = 2.422 BTC [+] -250550;1348978175;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4130 @ 0.00044037 = 1.8187 BTC [+] -250549;1348978189;mircea_popescu;yp seems legit -250548;1348978287;BTC-Mining;Will be easier to spot good contracts to buy sell depending on what exchange rate is expected. -250547;1348978331;mircea_popescu;(i kinda do this in my head, i'm guessing most options people do too) -250546;1348978377;BTC-Mining;Yeah, not really hard to calculate, but it's faster to quickly browse all options with chart beside -250545;1348978392;BTC-Mining;and check multiple scenarios -250544;1348978428;BTC-Mining;(I also love making spreadsheet tools) -250543;1348978518;mircea_popescu;:p -250542;1348978615;BTC-Mining;If anyone wants to bookmark it anyway, it's there now -250541;1348979688;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1625 @ 0.00044037 = 0.7156 BTC [+] -250540;1348979689;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00044037 = 2.7303 BTC [+] -250539;1348979691;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3028 @ 0.00044037 = 1.3334 BTC [+] -250538;1348979692;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 447 @ 0.00044037 = 0.1968 BTC [+] -250537;1348980349;BTC-Mining;Are MPEx deposits automatically validated? -250536;1348981205;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 235 @ 0.00044036 = 0.1035 BTC [-] -250535;1348981206;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3100 @ 0.00044036 = 1.3651 BTC [-] -250534;1348981207;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00044036 = 1.8055 BTC [-] -250533;1348981208;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2791 @ 0.00044036 = 1.229 BTC [-] -250532;1348981363;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining nope -250531;1348981604;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 30 @ 0.1492529 = 4.4776 BTC [-] -250530;1348981606;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 120 @ 0.149253 = 17.9104 BTC [+] -250529;1349013032;Diablo-D3;but... thats still a nas -250528;1349013082;kakobrekla;its more than nas -250527;1349013104;Diablo-D3;nas just describes what its primary role is -250526;1349013119;Diablo-D3;hp microserver is just a generic linux board put inside of a standard 4 drive enclosure -250525;1349013133;kakobrekla;generic linux board? -250524;1349013135;kakobrekla;orly -250523;1349013150;Diablo-D3;the ones Ive seen are some ulv intel x86 cpu -250522;1349013157;Diablo-D3;I wonder why they havent switched to arm -250521;1349013180;Diablo-D3;or hell, if raspberry pi had a 4x sata version, you could build your own -250520;1349013196;kakobrekla;this has a dual core turion -250519;1349013199;kakobrekla;and ecc ram -250518;1349013222;kakobrekla;its a server grade hw -250517;1349013247;Diablo-D3;thats probably a newer model -250516;1349013313;kakobrekla;ill put a ssd in as well -250515;1349013324;kakobrekla;to run some vpses -250514;1349013331;kakobrekla;;> -250513;1349013378;kakobrekla;i guess i need to switch to gigabit network as well -250512;1349013384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00036595 = 3.3301 BTC [-] -250511;1349013386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29720 @ 0.00036555 = 10.8641 BTC [-] -250510;1349013386;Diablo-D3;heh -250509;1349013387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25480 @ 0.00036518 = 9.3048 BTC [-] -250508;1349013413;Diablo-D3;these 7200.14 drives can sequential read at 210mb/se -250507;1349013416;Diablo-D3;thats fast :< -250506;1349014499;kakobrekla;hm -250505;1349014513;kakobrekla;any android app can read qr code private keys and redeem them somehow? -250504;1349014526;Diablo-D3;no, but that'd be interesting -250503;1349014542;Diablo-D3;wait -250502;1349014543;kakobrekla;i need that -250501;1349014544;Diablo-D3;no it wouldnt -250500;1349014554;Diablo-D3;because you could use that as a potential double spend attack -250499;1349014563;kakobrekla;eh? -250498;1349014564;Diablo-D3;it'd only be useful if you were physically moving your own wallets -250497;1349014572;kakobrekla;mtgox has a redeem private key option -250496;1349014573;Diablo-D3;er, electronically -250495;1349014578;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: yes, and it shouldnt -250494;1349014585;kakobrekla;... -250493;1349014594;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla there's not one yet afaik -250492;1349014596;Diablo-D3;well, no, that no correct -250491;1349014606;Diablo-D3;if they wait the usual 6 blocks, thats fine -250490;1349014614;kakobrekla;why is bitcoin fuckim me in the ass -250489;1349014617;Diablo-D3;but on an android app, the implication would be instant checkout -250488;1349014619;kakobrekla;fuckin* -250487;1349014676;Diablo-D3;what we need is a new form of private key -250486;1349014686;Diablo-D3;one that can be checked instantly for validity -250485;1349014701;Diablo-D3;and cannot be double spent -250484;1349014703;kakobrekla;Diablo-D3 -250483;1349014708;kakobrekla;they will move the coins -250482;1349014713;kakobrekla;when you redeem it -250481;1349014717;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: yes, but what if I already did -250480;1349014720;kakobrekla;w/o confirmations -250479;1349014741;kakobrekla;if you moved the coins off it -250478;1349014746;kakobrekla;they wont be able to -250477;1349014756;Diablo-D3;gen qr code, generate move tx, scan qr code on other machine, they gen move tx -250476;1349014756;kakobrekla;to get confirms -250475;1349014759;kakobrekla;on the transactions -250474;1349014770;Diablo-D3;Ive already walked out of the shop by the time they realize they've been had -250473;1349014778;Diablo-D3;ergo, double spend -250472;1349014783;kakobrekla;Diablo-D3 do it then -250471;1349014793;kakobrekla;proove it -250470;1349014870;Diablo-D3;I think he might still be asleep -250469;1349014875;Diablo-D3;anyhow, theres nothing to prove -250468;1349014883;Diablo-D3;you should already know thats a potential double spend attack -250467;1349014893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4320 @ 0.00036518 = 1.5776 BTC [-] -250466;1349014895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17980 @ 0.000364 = 6.5447 BTC [-] -250465;1349014895;kakobrekla;your tx will get refused if they got 1 confirm on it -250464;1349014901;kakobrekla;or even if 0 conf -250463;1349014904;Diablo-D3;no -250462;1349014912;Diablo-D3;I just walked out of the store with the merchendise. -250461;1349014931;Diablo-D3;since I emitted the TX first, most likely mine wins the race -250460;1349014946;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 so you have to wait a moment for the confirm wtf. -250459;1349014966;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: 10 minutes? -250458;1349014974;Diablo-D3;the whole point of a qr code private key is to instantly check out -250457;1349014979;mircea_popescu;not 10 minutes -250456;1349014989;mircea_popescu;if you've gone even 1 minute w/io a competing transaction propagating -250455;1349014993;mircea_popescu;you're good enough -250454;1349014996;Diablo-D3;wont work -250453;1349015010;mircea_popescu;because why -250452;1349015016;Diablo-D3;if Ive figured out the store's node network, I can spam the tx on the other side of the network -250451;1349015024;Diablo-D3;bitcoin has a bad habit of not being a well connected network -250450;1349015034;mircea_popescu;the store uses an app which polls distributed nodes. -250449;1349015055;Diablo-D3;yes but you need enough looking glasses to do that -250448;1349015059;Diablo-D3;theres no such service yet -250447;1349015070;mircea_popescu;so it's a business venue for someone to provide this service to stores -250446;1349015077;mircea_popescu;which i gather kakobrekla is trying to do -250445;1349015078;mircea_popescu;or w/e -250444;1349015098;kakobrekla;no i need this shit for something else -250443;1349015105;mircea_popescu;lol tough luck :D -250442;1349015110;kakobrekla;why -250441;1349015116;mircea_popescu;now you have to make thios app hehe -250440;1349015129;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is like a badly stocked kitchen. you want soup ? gotta make noodles first! -250439;1349015138;kakobrekla;well i need a qr code private key scanner & redeemer -250438;1349015153;kakobrekla;nothing else -250437;1349015156;mircea_popescu;i think cascacisiuciscacosciosmus -250436;1349015158;mircea_popescu;or w/e his name is -250435;1349015163;mircea_popescu;had something like that he was uisng -250434;1349015166;mircea_popescu;with a qr gun -250433;1349015170;kakobrekla;hm -250432;1349015303;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.4468 = 4.3404 BTC [+] -250431;1349015337;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113708.msg1233234#msg1233234 whoa checjk this out. -250430;1349015341;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah but those were pregenerated and considered safe -250429;1349015349;mircea_popescu;typical glbse business : takes in 17k btc rfrom investors, pays 1.2k in dividends -250428;1349015359;mircea_popescu;current optimisitc net value ? 7k. loss ? 9k. -250427;1349015394;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10110001 BTC [+] -250426;1349015460;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.4468 BTC [+] -250425;1349015585;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [+] -250424;1349015678;kakobrekla;>>Mt. Gox mobile, available from Google Play and on jailbroken iPhones using Cydia allows you to redeem private key QR codes into your Mt. Gox account. -250423;1349015686;kakobrekla;jesus. -250422;1349015707;kakobrekla;i hope it works on droid -250421;1349015731;mircea_popescu;.g cydia android -250420;1349015732;markac;mircea_popescu: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appsbar.CydiaDownload20234&hl=en -250419;1349015737;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -250418;1349015766;kakobrekla;i think cydia is for jesusphone -250417;1349015788;kakobrekla;oh wait -250416;1349015877;mircea_popescu;lol -250415;1349015880;mircea_popescu;;;seen nefario -250414;1349015881;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 days, 15 hours, 38 minutes, and 6 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -250413;1349015883;Diablo-D3;cydia is a jailbroken iphone store. -250412;1349015887;mircea_popescu;sooo... is he in jail ? -250411;1349015902;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, I dont like where this is headed -250410;1349016221;assbot;[GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.082 BTC [-] -250409;1349016398;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6000 @ 0.00044037 = 2.6422 BTC [+] -250408;1349016737;kakobrekla;aha yeah Diablo-D3 thought smth like that -250407;1349016746;kakobrekla;cause i got mtgox app runin already wo it -250406;1349016809;kakobrekla;o yea it works -250405;1349016809;kakobrekla;nice -250404;1349016940;kakobrekla;btw mircea_popescu, i havent forgot about mpex and smpake - i will be getting on it soonish nao ;> -250403;1349016953;mircea_popescu;hm ? -250402;1349016978;kakobrekla;the insta transfers to mpex? -250401;1349016991;kakobrekla;you do remember that? -250400;1349017116;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 4 @ 0.28 = 1.12 BTC [-] -250399;1349017363;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.06299999 BTC [+] -250398;1349017364;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.063 BTC [+] -250397;1349017470;mircea_popescu;a yes yes. -250396;1349017489;mircea_popescu;well ok. -250395;1349017924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49000 @ 0.000364 = 17.836 BTC [-] -250394;1349018449;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 9 @ 0.06502 = 0.5852 BTC [+] -250393;1349018451;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 57 @ 0.065 = 3.705 BTC [-] -250392;1349018452;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 40 @ 0.06002 = 2.4008 BTC [-] -250391;1349018452;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 194 @ 0.06 = 11.64 BTC [-] -250390;1349018465;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 2 @ 0.00999996 = 0.02 BTC [+] -250389;1349018467;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 75 @ 0.00999997 = 0.75 BTC [+] -250388;1349018468;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 23 @ 0.00999999 = 0.23 BTC [+] -250387;1349018523;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 6 @ 0.06 = 0.36 BTC [-] -250386;1349019425;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00044037 = 0.2202 BTC [+] -250385;1349019427;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7100 @ 0.00044037 = 3.1266 BTC [+] -250384;1349019428;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00044037 = 1.145 BTC [+] -250383;1349019866;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1095 BTC [+] -250382;1349019867;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.109999 = 0.44 BTC [+] -250381;1349020629;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.43324159 = 3.8992 BTC [-] -250380;1349020941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 197 @ 0.0034919 = 0.6879 BTC [-] -250379;1349020942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 82 @ 0.00340069 = 0.2789 BTC [-] -250378;1349021278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52600 @ 0.00036436 = 19.1653 BTC [+] -250377;1349021280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1203120 @ 0.000364 = 437.9357 BTC [-] -250376;1349021281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57600 @ 0.00036308 = 20.9134 BTC [-] -250375;1349021282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37770 @ 0.00036298 = 13.7098 BTC [-] -250374;1349021283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47800 @ 0.00036284 = 17.3438 BTC [-] -250373;1349021284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2451 @ 0.00036174 = 0.8866 BTC [-] -250372;1349021285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3511 @ 0.00036168 = 1.2699 BTC [-] -250371;1349021286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00036165 = 9.0774 BTC [-] -250370;1349021287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60061 @ 0.00036137 = 21.7042 BTC [-] -250369;1349021288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3354 @ 0.00036136 = 1.212 BTC [-] -250368;1349021289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47300 @ 0.00036095 = 17.0729 BTC [-] -250367;1349021290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26000 @ 0.0003608 = 9.3808 BTC [-] -250366;1349021291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19253 @ 0.00036076 = 6.9457 BTC [-] -250365;1349021292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50737 @ 0.00036042 = 18.2866 BTC [-] -250364;1349021293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34547 @ 0.00036042 = 12.4514 BTC [-] -250363;1349021294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50923 @ 0.00036031 = 18.3481 BTC [-] -250362;1349021295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21100 @ 0.00036023 = 7.6009 BTC [-] -250361;1349021296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56773 @ 0.0003602 = 20.4496 BTC [-] -250360;1349021472;asa1024;anyone having problems withdrawing funds from GLBSE? I withdrew some funds last night/this morning and I still have yet to get them @ my online wallet. -250359;1349021515;asa1024;I guess I will email nefario and wait a few days to get an answer - if I get one @ all. -250358;1349021569;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0034 = 0.34 BTC [+] -250357;1349021576;OneEyed;asa1024: I withdrew some 3 or 4 hours ago (around 17 BTC) -250356;1349021595;Bugpowder;!ticker S.MPOE -250355;1349021596;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0003602 / 0.0003694 / 0.00039999 (3820740 shares, 1,411.42 BTC), 30day: 0.00034 / 0.00039286 / 0.00042 (61323438 shares, 24,091.70 BTC) -250354;1349021596;OneEyed;assbot: if you tried to withdraw a large amount, it may be unavailable yet in the hot wallet -250353;1349021598;asa1024;okay ty oneeyed -250352;1349021611;asa1024;it was a small amount -250351;1349021616;asa1024;just a divided payment -250350;1349021813;jurov;;;rate asa1024 1 "prolific coinbr user/tester" -250349;1349021814;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user asa1024 has been recorded. -250348;1349021840;asa1024;w00t my first rating! -250347;1349021844;asa1024;ty! -250346;1349021868;Cylta;Where I can find list of assets, that are not connected with mining? -250345;1349021921;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 90 @ 0.063 = 5.67 BTC [+] -250344;1349021926;drekkAFK;Cylta, on the homepages of the exchanges, i guess?! -250343;1349021978;Cylta;Drekk what do you mean? -250342;1349022017;OneEyed;EskimoBob: you must be mistaken: how could CPA close shop while it still has an ongoing uncancellable 100+ weeks contract with BMF? -250341;1349022031;drekk;Cylta, like browse the list of assets in glbse and see whether or not they're related to mining -250340;1349022036;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: because bmf and cpa are both ran by usagi -250339;1349022093;OneEyed;Diablo-D3: I know that. But how will the dispute about this contract be resolved? Who will win? CPA shareholders or BMF shareholders? Can't be both. -250338;1349022124;FabianB;jurov: yay, coinbr with more testers bugfree soon and going mainstream :) -250337;1349022144;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: BMF will no longer be insured by CPA -250336;1349022168;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: technically its a conflict of interest anyhow, so arguably the contract was invalid to begin with -250335;1349022179;OneEyed;Diablo-D3: so will the 5 BTC amount payed every week to CPA be reimbursed to BMF? -250334;1349022220;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: probably. -250333;1349022224;OneEyed;Diablo-D3: otherwise, it would be easy to assure a default and stop right in the middle of the contract when you feel it may effectively default -250332;1349022226;Diablo-D3;CPA is paying out on its contracts before closure -250331;1349022284;OneEyed;Diablo-D3: I understand CPA is paying out its ongoing debt, that is contracts that have already defaulted, that's not the same thing -250330;1349022329;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: the term "contract default" doesnt have the meaning here you think it does -250329;1349022372;Diablo-D3;if I paid CPA x btc over several weeks, and they pay me back x btc to cancel the contract, they havent defaulted on the contract -250328;1349022396;Diablo-D3;to default is if I a claim was made on the insurance and CPA paid out nothing -250327;1349022399;Diablo-D3;s/I// -250326;1349022435;OneEyed;Diablo-D3: agreed. Except that the contract is explicitely uncancellable. So to let CPA out of its obligations, BMF should ask for all the premiums already paid, if not more. -250325;1349022480;OneEyed;Unless BMF thinks that the insurance it signed the contract for is no longer worth the premium to be paid, and wants out as well :) -250324;1349022506;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: except CPA and BMF are ran by the same guy -250323;1349022520;Diablo-D3;so the guy that thought shutting down CPA was a good idea is the same guy who runs BMF. -250322;1349022580;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: CPA is no longer in business, so the term uncancellable has no meaning -250321;1349022625;OneEyed;Diablo-D3: that's where the fact that both are run by the same person give it a meaning again: usagi can't say "eh, usagi said it was out of business, so I usagi can do nothing" -250320;1349022662;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: exactly. -250319;1349022667;OneEyed;"Sorry guys, I've been screwed up by this usagi person - Yours, usagi" -250318;1349022678;Diablo-D3;and no, BMF shareholders wernt screwed -250317;1349022715;Diablo-D3;but I dont care either way -250316;1349022719;Diablo-D3;Im neither a cpa or bmf investor -250315;1349022722;OneEyed;Diablo-D3: why? When you agree to pay a premium every week for an insurance, you take the duration of the contract in account as well. -250314;1349022769;Jackmaninov;basically GLBSE has turned into a minefield -250313;1349022773;OneEyed;usagi: I'm seeing this and try to understand. So far, I can't understand the CPA / BMF situation. -250312;1349022777;Diablo-D3;usagi: you ARE closing it -250311;1349022793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00036596 = 6.2945 BTC [+] -250310;1349022805;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: btw, theres also a structure of how the CPA contract was written -250309;1349022814;OneEyed;usagi: you mean he wants people to understand by themselves? That looks rather sane to me, doesn't it? -250308;1349022823;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: I havent looked at it, but if it only covers up to what was paid in, then BMF has no recourse -250307;1349022832;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: usagi is paying usagi what was paid into it -250306;1349022887;OneEyed;usagi: I'm trying to understand why insuring BMF with CPA was a good idea to start with, given that you might have known that you would shut CPA down before paying BMF anything. I'm not in your head, so I cannot make my mind about whether you knew that you would or would not shut down CPA. -250305;1349022898;Diablo-D3;it wasnt a good idea. -250304;1349022911;Diablo-D3;usagi can accuse me of being a troll, but its a conflict of interest -250303;1349022921;Diablo-D3;the cpa contract is worth zero no matter if usagi is the best fund manager in the world or not -250302;1349023006;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -250301;1349023013;OneEyed;usagi: from where I stand, it looks like you may have setup this contract for the sole purpose of transferring money from BMF to CPA through the premiums, since CPA won't go through the planned contract length that you agreed with yourself upon. -250300;1349023025;assbot;CPA [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.04 BTC. Capital gain: -0.06 BTC. Total: -0.05430312 BTC. (-54.3%) -250299;1349023038;OneEyed;But once again, you may not have planned to shut down CPA, but in this case, I don't understand why you decided for it. -250298;1349023097;Diablo-D3;woah -250297;1349023105;Diablo-D3;theres a scammer accusations board on the forum -250296;1349023124;Diablo-D3;I wonder if I can automate this with perl -250295;1349023143;Diablo-D3;Jackmaninov: well, I cant ban people posting in it -250294;1349023152;Diablo-D3;this is seriously offtopic for the forum -250293;1349023185;Diablo-D3;I wonder which admin thought this was a good idea -250292;1349023189;OneEyed;And as a (admittedly not very good) go player myself, I can't read what you're trying to do here since it doesn't correspond to what you write. -250291;1349023221;OneEyed;(btw, usagi, at least one of the go books you pointed onto in the forum should be ran through LaTeX again, references are unresolved and appear like "page ???") -250290;1349023294;Diablo-D3;so wait -250289;1349023300;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob signed an NDA with usagi? -250288;1349023310;OneEyed;usagi: it makes your text look good though -250287;1349023321;OneEyed;usagi: and the diagrams look professional -250286;1349023329;Diablo-D3;usagi: then whats the jist of the EskimoBob is a scammer thread -250285;1349023350;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.03962152 BTC [+] -250284;1349023351;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04596999 BTC [+] -250283;1349023390;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: nope -250282;1349023397;Diablo-D3;nefario miiiiiiiight end up with one though -250281;1349023410;Diablo-D3;he almost did due to the dmc shit, but he backed down -250280;1349023424;Diablo-D3;he might still get one because of the goat shit, though -250279;1349023442;Diablo-D3;usagi: you cant read the staff forum. -250278;1349023464;Diablo-D3;and you already know theymos is selling is stake in glbse -250277;1349023486;Diablo-D3;so if you know those two things, whats the obvious conclusion? -250276;1349023496;OneEyed;I went to around 100 BTC worth of assets on GLBSE to 6 BTC in two weeks (with no loss, or even profit). I don't trust GLBSE with my coins anymore, since they may screw me if they don't like the issuer of the assets they let me invest in. -250275;1349023518;Diablo-D3;usagi: this is true, but thats not what I meant -250274;1349023532;Diablo-D3;theymos is tired of nefario's mismanagement -250273;1349023551;Diablo-D3;lets try this again -250272;1349023554;Diablo-D3;_theymos is tired of nefario's mismanagement_ -250271;1349023623;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so you work for btc now? -250270;1349023648;Diablo-D3;usagi: HEY YOU -250269;1349023658;Diablo-D3;GIVE ME 5 BTC OR ILL TELL EVERYONE YOUR SECRET! -250268;1349023689;Diablo-D3;exactly, and after this legit blackmail (because maged said so), we'll be even -250267;1349023719;Diablo-D3;my trolling cant be _that_ subtle >_> -250266;1349023730;OneEyed;EskimoBob: I've seen that usagi accused you of being paid to spread FUD on him, but I've never seen anyone ask you if it was the case. So. Are you being paid by someone to damage usagi reputation in any way? -250265;1349023755;Diablo-D3;OneEyed: but if that contract has an NDA, he cant say yes -250264;1349023775;OneEyed;Diablo-D3: but he may not want to lie, and won't answer in this case :) -250263;1349023788;pigeons;does mircea_popescu or "the girl" pay you anything? -250262;1349023809;Diablo-D3;usagi: why dont you just run a PR service -250261;1349023830;OneEyed;If EskimoBob says he is not being paid by anyone to do that, well, I would have no reason not to believe him so far. -250260;1349023845;pigeons;EskimoBob: ? -250259;1349023857;OneEyed;But he is either AFK or not willing to answer that :) -250258;1349023868;OneEyed;EskimoBob: thanks :) -250257;1349023869;Diablo-D3;usagi: well, your contract was with me not dmc -250256;1349023882;Diablo-D3;usagi: I have 2.18 btc in my wallet. -250255;1349023966;pigeons;it doesn't look like anyone needs any paying for you to be discredited at this point -250254;1349024066;pigeons;please moderate us usagi -250253;1349024106;pigeons;common sense would not insure an hyip passthrough -250252;1349024140;pigeons;amen. -250251;1349024218;OneEyed;If someone wants to buy my last 44 shares of FDBF on GLBSE at 0.149253 per share, do it before dividend time tonight -250250;1349024257;pigeons;hmm i was talking about obsi -250249;1349024270;OneEyed;usagi: did those person who "knew" what pirate was doing put any investment in CPA? -250248;1349024296;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7536 @ 0.00044037 = 3.3186 BTC [+] -250247;1349024298;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 550 @ 0.00044037 = 0.2422 BTC [+] -250246;1349024299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34700 @ 0.0003621 = 12.5649 BTC [-] -250245;1349024300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2627 @ 0.0003602 = 0.9462 BTC [-] -250244;1349024302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00036007 = 5.4731 BTC [-] -250243;1349024323;OneEyed;If they didn't, that's a sign that they were not confident enough to bet on pirate, even though they "knew". If they did, we now know that they are gullible people :) -250242;1349024363;pigeons;why did you insure obsi.hrpt -250241;1349024452;OneEyed;EskimoBob: well, CPA has been running for almost 3 months before shutting down. -250240;1349024461;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.60000001 BTC [-] -250239;1349024463;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [-] -250238;1349024561;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5871 BTC [+] -250237;1349024562;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 20 @ 0.5999 = 11.998 BTC [+] -250236;1349024564;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.6 = 6 BTC [+] -250235;1349024565;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6 = 1.8 BTC [+] -250234;1349024565;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -250233;1349024671;Bugpowder;!ticker gigamining -250232;1349024691;Bugpowder;!ticker gigamining -250231;1349024704;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.6] [Ask: 0.6077] [Spread: 0.0077] [Last: 0.6] [24hVol: 29.79909999] [7dAvg: 0.60357668] -250230;1349024801;OneEyed;!ticker FDBF -250229;1349024816;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.121] [Ask: 0.149253] [Spread: 0.028253] [Last: 0.149253] [24hVol: 22.387947] [7dAvg: 0.13865753] -250228;1349024820;Bugpowder;!ticker S.BVPS -250227;1349024821;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00340069 / 0.0034999 / 0.00355 (2629 shares, 9.20 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00342187 / 0.003801 (54737 shares, 187.30 BTC) -250226;1349024864;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 45001 @ 0.0034 = 153.0034 BTC [+] -250225;1349024934;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -250224;1349024959;assbot;FDBF [1@0.14BTC] paid: 0.00605727 BTC. Last price: 0.149253 BTC. Capital gain: 0.009253 BTC. Total: 0.01531027 BTC. (10.9%) -250223;1349024964;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.04597 = 0.4137 BTC [+] -250222;1349024965;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.04599999 = 2.3 BTC [+] -250221;1349024966;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 25 @ 0.046 = 1.15 BTC [+] -250220;1349024968;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.04758 = 0.4282 BTC [+] -250219;1349024969;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04760436 BTC [+] -250218;1349024970;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 57 @ 0.04768018 = 2.7178 BTC [+] -250217;1349024971;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.04774751 = 0.382 BTC [+] -250216;1349024973;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04790045 BTC [+] -250215;1349024974;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.048 = 0.096 BTC [+] -250214;1349024974;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 18 @ 0.04805468 = 0.865 BTC [+] -250213;1349024975;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04837486 BTC [+] -250212;1349024976;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04966 BTC [+] -250211;1349024977;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.04968375 = 0.1491 BTC [+] -250210;1349024978;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.04995 = 0.2997 BTC [+] -250209;1349025010;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.515 BTC [+] -250208;1349025012;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.5102 BTC [-] -250207;1349025013;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 3 @ 0.51 = 1.53 BTC [-] -250206;1349025014;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.5002 = 1.0004 BTC [-] -250205;1349025047;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.04995 BTC [+] -250204;1349025047;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 35 @ 0.049979 = 1.7493 BTC [+] -250203;1349025049;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.04998 = 0.6997 BTC [+] -250202;1349025050;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.05 = 2.5 BTC [+] -250201;1349025148;OneEyed;EskimoBob: unless he's the majority shareholder as welll -250200;1349025154;OneEyed;usagi: you are in the real world, why don't you sue him? -250199;1349025157;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.30270001 BTC [-] -250198;1349025341;OneEyed;Oh, I hadn't seen EskimoBob had a negative otc score -250197;1349025405;Chaang-Noi;hows the land of bitcoin assets today? fun as ever i assume? -250196;1349025443;Bugpowder;bunch of squabbling over some pocket change -250195;1349025469;OneEyed;EskimoBob: I did :) -250194;1349025477;OneEyed;EskimoBob: are you in Estonia? -250193;1349025576;OneEyed;EskimoBob: I wondered, because of Otto de Voogd and you met, but he travels a lot from what I can read -250192;1349025807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10773 @ 0.00035998 = 3.8781 BTC [-] -250191;1349025846;OneEyed;usagi: what was that that you asked him to do for money exactly? -250190;1349025887;OneEyed;EskimoBob: I don't, I'm just a very satisfied investor, who is unwinding his position because I want out of GLBSE -250189;1349025918;rg;;;ticker -250188;1349025918;gribble;Best bid: 12.31801, Best ask: 12.39, Bid-ask spread: 0.07199, Last trade: 12.419, 24 hour volume: 10452, 24 hour low: 12.301, 24 hour high: 12.48443 -250187;1349026027;OneEyed;EskimoBob: and I think people managing FDBF do a wonderful reporting job compared to other assets (I once tried investing in YABIF, and quickly got out because of obscure management practices) -250186;1349026048;assbot;[GLBSE:BMF] [Bid: 0.5] [Ask: 0.64978967] [Spread: 0.14978967] [Last: 0.5002] [24hVol: 11.07085001] [7dAvg: 0.48254035] -250185;1349026065;MrTiggr;you guys might find a use for this ... blockchain in realtime http://worldzeitgeist.org/iseecoins.html -250184;1349026083;MrTiggr;(use a real browser) -250183;1349026119;MrTiggr;eh "modern" .. it uses websockets -250182;1349026128;mircea_popescu;Cylta mpex.us -250181;1349026131;MrTiggr;and canvas -250180;1349026142;MrTiggr;and localstorage (if you choose to trak addresses) -250179;1349026156;OneEyed;Not very reliable under Firefox 15.0.1/Linux -250178;1349026165;MrTiggr;:D enjoi -250177;1349026187;MrTiggr;thats based off the "unconfirmed txn" feed from blockchain.info -250176;1349026188;Diablo-D3;so matthew ended up with a scammer tag? too bad -250175;1349026196;MrTiggr;so its simply graphing the latest txn's -250174;1349026230;Diablo-D3;isnt he the guy behind the print bitcoin magazine? -250173;1349026240;MrTiggr;"WAS" -250172;1349026303;MrTiggr;he was fired/quit bitcoin magazine after his megapiratebetfail -250171;1349026305;Cylta;Mircea thanks! -250170;1349026306;mircea_popescu;Cylta mpex.us as to your list -250169;1349026325;mircea_popescu;pigeons no, he's never been paid anything. also he doesn't have any nda signed with mpex or me. -250168;1349026339;Cylta;That is what I looked for -250167;1349026375;mircea_popescu;and also, eskimobob is on my ignore list lol. -250166;1349026383;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: do you plan to have a promotional period where registration of a new PGP key is free by any chance? -250165;1349026395;mircea_popescu;OneEyed i have, this was a couple months in spring. -250164;1349026400;mircea_popescu;when mpex was beta. -250163;1349026415;OneEyed;Yeah, I was talking about the future, not about the past :) -250162;1349026524;mircea_popescu;in the future i intend to raise it to 50 btc -250161;1349026540;mircea_popescu;this was planned for when volume crosses 100k per minth, but i held back because btcusd went from 5 to 12 -250160;1349026546;mircea_popescu;still, it will happen in the future. -250159;1349026550;OneEyed;Yeah, I've read the FAQ, I was just wondering if there was going to be a promotion. Too bad then :) -250158;1349026574;mircea_popescu;nope, just an ever increasing cost to participate, prolly will be in the 10-50k usd range before it stops. -250157;1349026578;OneEyed;I'm still wondering why you don't want to gain more on fees and less and registration. -250156;1349026582;mircea_popescu;course you could just go through a broker etc. -250155;1349026604;mircea_popescu;OneEyed mpex is for investors. it's not television. -250154;1349026612;OneEyed;And that would probably increase the liquidity on the exchange to have more people. -250153;1349026616;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: television? -250152;1349026633;mircea_popescu;yes. i am not trying to entertain the masses. -250151;1349026652;mircea_popescu;poor people bring drama not liquidity. i don't need drama. -250150;1349026659;OneEyed;Fair enough :) -250149;1349026773;mircea_popescu;jurov so how's coinbr coming along ? did users find a lot of holes ? -250148;1349026943;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 50 @ 0.05 = 2.5 BTC [-] -250147;1349027090;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 3 @ 0.5005 = 1.5015 BTC [+] -250146;1349027091;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.5002 = 1.0004 BTC [-] -250145;1349027277;Bugpowder;A low trade fee, high signup / monthly fee is better for liquidity (i.e. intrade's current model). -250144;1349027320;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 600 @ 0.00044037 = 0.2642 BTC [+] -250143;1349027321;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00044037 = 0.8807 BTC [+] -250142;1349027330;mircea_popescu;indeed. -250141;1349027356;mircea_popescu;and 0.2% sale only fee is kind of hard to beat. -250140;1349027366;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 65 @ 0.02502 = 1.6263 BTC [-] -250139;1349027510;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.36999999 BTC [-] -250138;1349027511;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 13 @ 0.37 = 4.81 BTC [+] -250137;1349027513;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.378 = 2.268 BTC [+] -250136;1349027514;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.3788 = 0.7576 BTC [+] -250135;1349027515;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.39 = 1.17 BTC [+] -250134;1349027516;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3898 BTC [-] -250133;1349027517;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.39859 BTC [+] -250132;1349027518;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.39879 = 1.5952 BTC [+] -250131;1349027519;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.39889999 BTC [+] -250130;1349027764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45727 @ 0.00036041 = 16.4805 BTC [+] -250129;1349027766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63100 @ 0.00036027 = 22.733 BTC [-] -250128;1349027767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46100 @ 0.00035993 = 16.5928 BTC [-] -250127;1349027768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00035979 = 8.0233 BTC [-] -250126;1349027770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47773 @ 0.00035878 = 17.14 BTC [-] -250125;1349027775;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.28 = 0.56 BTC [-] -250124;1349028081;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: out of curiosity, why don't you offer the possibility to update a key (expiration date, revocation)? It could be transferred the same way orders are, and that would make the system only more secure, wouldn't it? -250123;1349028352;Cylta;mircea_popescu: 1) you are the most paranoic person I ever seen 2) 20btc for registration?! Seriously? -250122;1349028383;OneEyed;Cylta: paranoia is good when other people assets are manipulated :) -250121;1349028447;Cylta;Oneeyed I did not tell it's bad :-) -250120;1349028678;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.5002 BTC [-] -250119;1349028836;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -250118;1349029289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00036096 = 0.8302 BTC [+] -250117;1349029290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00036338 = 1.2718 BTC [+] -250116;1349030073;Cylta;What is the total amount of btc inside mpex? Approximately -250115;1349030230;mircea_popescu;OneEyed cause of the risk involved in the scenario where someone manages to update someone else's key -250114;1349030247;mircea_popescu;Cylta the market cap of companies listed is closing in on 1mn btc -250113;1349030259;mircea_popescu;month;y trade volume is 50-200-100 sort of thing -250112;1349030311;mircea_popescu;and yes, i am the most paranoic person you have ever seen. -250111;1349030313;Cylta;And what about glbse? They have about 1m btc too, I think -250110;1349030319;mircea_popescu;do the math :) -250109;1349030329;mircea_popescu;iirc it's about 60k or w/e -250108;1349030333;Cylta;Okay :-) -250107;1349030359;mircea_popescu;giga has iirc 40k shares worth .5 each atm, -250106;1349030367;mircea_popescu;and the rest isn't either very large or doing too good. -250105;1349030380;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 42 @ 0.000128 = 0.0054 BTC [-] -250104;1349030416;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: the only risk is a DOS, since you cannot remove anything from a key, only add to it - and if someone manages to sign a revocation certificate for someone else, well, that someone else will be happy to have the revocation added to his key! -250103;1349030460;mircea_popescu;OneEyed the way mpex works, you're identified by your key id. -250102;1349030468;mircea_popescu;if you change that you've pretty much lost the entire account. -250101;1349030498;mircea_popescu;also, the server that processes auth is not connected to the internet. it'd have to be processed by hand, the update. -250100;1349030626;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: it gets fed the PGP signed orders in some way (serial link? private Ethernet connection? whatever), so the key updates could enter the same way. Anyway, I was just curious about it, I'm not requesting a change :) -250099;1349030649;mircea_popescu;no, i understand, i don't mind discussing it. -250098;1349030657;OneEyed;(there is no risk in being fed invalid/bogus/attacker data, that's why people can trust keyservers, the only thing they can do is refuse to serve a key) -250097;1349030667;mircea_popescu;if there's no code to process key updates then there's no way to hijack key updates. -250096;1349030673;mircea_popescu;if there is then there might be. -250095;1349030690;OneEyed;My point was that key update can be hijacked, that wouldn't do any harm except mark a compromised key as compromised -250094;1349030694;OneEyed;(read: revoked) -250093;1349030706;OneEyed;And even a revocation would only happen if the key was really compromised -250092;1349030707;mircea_popescu;OneEyed a port open is a port open. -250091;1349030732;mircea_popescu;pgp software was not really tested in this sort of environment, so im not letting it see the internets. -250090;1349030793;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1700 @ 0.00044037 = 0.7486 BTC [+] -250089;1349030809;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: what I had in mind, was a "gpg --refresh-keys" on an internet-connected server, then send the updated keyring to the non-internet machine, and have gpg merge both keyrings (keys being in append-only mode, this cannot remove any information or inject any bogus unsigned information, especially if no new keys are imported during the merge) -250088;1349030818;OneEyed;Only a keyring file, which is public information, would be transmitted -250087;1349030836;mircea_popescu;maybe something like that could be made to work -250086;1349030843;mircea_popescu;it's not a priority atm tho. -250085;1349030905;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 4 @ 0.00999998 = 0.04 BTC [-] -250084;1349030907;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 6 @ 0.00999999 = 0.06 BTC [+] -250083;1349030974;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 10 @ 0.00999999 = 0.1 BTC [+] -250082;1349031013;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: as far as security is concerned, I haven't seen anything against replay attack. Maybe the attacker should have the possibility to add a "serial" or "uid" extra field, to ensure a signed message cannot be submitted again without being regenerated (it would require a new UID). -250081;1349031034;OneEyed;(sorry if I look inquisitive, but your model is really interesting, I like this way of taking commands) -250080;1349031040;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.00999999 = 0.03 BTC [+] -250079;1349031133;OneEyed;(oops, read "the customer", not "the attacker" :-) -250078;1349031269;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.60010001 = 1.8003 BTC [+] -250077;1349031296;mircea_popescu;OneEyed requests can't be submitted again atm -250076;1349031329;mircea_popescu;the 2nd and subsequent requests on the same command just die with an error message. -250075;1349031345;mircea_popescu;(tho i am considering allowing STATs be replayed) -250074;1349031359;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.6001 = 4.8008 BTC [-] -250073;1349031383;OneEyed;You mean I can't sign a message containing "BUY|foobar|10|1", submit it, then submit it again a day later? -250072;1349031437;OneEyed;Or, as an attacker, intercept such a message, then resubmit it a day later, then again, then again, causing the original customer to buy 30 foobar instead of the intended 10? -250071;1349031470;OneEyed;(a day later might be one second later if I were really an attacker) -250070;1349031475;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -250069;1349031541;jurov;mircea, there aren't so many holes in coinbr, mostly UI glitches... only the dividends caught me with pants down -250068;1349031606;mircea_popescu;OneEyed that's exactly what i mean -250067;1349031616;mircea_popescu;jurov well that's great news! -250066;1349031618;OneEyed;k -250065;1349031639;mircea_popescu;OneEyed you can reuse the same clearsigned message, but you'll have to re-encrypt with mpex key -250064;1349031653;FabianB;jurov: heh, maybe i should buy some S.DICE too to test divs again -250063;1349031679;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: why? I am talking about intercepting the message as submitted, that is signed by the customer key and encrypted with mpex key. -250062;1349031680;mircea_popescu;FabianB it pains me to say, but i doubt evoorhees is as retarded as me, to end up making multiple payments :D -250061;1349031697;mircea_popescu;OneEyed i know, and that won't work. -250060;1349031699;jurov;lol -250059;1349031716;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: why so? Do you check the signature date and require that it is unique? -250058;1349031720;mircea_popescu;nope. -250057;1349031730;OneEyed;(because the encryption happens afterwards, and can be done since the MPEX key is not secret) -250056;1349031731;mircea_popescu;besides signature date can be messed with -250055;1349031734;FabianB;mircea_popescu: lol, but he'll hopefully pay one div -250054;1349031753;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: so how do you distinguish between two identical orders and a replayed order then? -250053;1349031766;mircea_popescu;OneEyed : lets go through this entire story. -250052;1349031771;OneEyed;k -250051;1349031794;mircea_popescu;legitimate user makes contract, call it C. he clearsigns it, make Cs. he then encrypts it with mpex key, making Ce -250050;1349031802;mircea_popescu;now. nobody outside of mpex can get Cs from Ce. -250049;1349031820;OneEyed;Yes, but an attacker might get Ce. Let's assume I intercept Ce via a man-in-the-middle attack. -250048;1349031827;mircea_popescu;Ce will be accepted once. customer can re-sign the Cs and make Ce', which will also be accepted, once. -250047;1349031841;mircea_popescu;attacker can try repeat Ce or Ce', but he just gets an error -250046;1349031856;mircea_popescu;and attacker could re-sign Cs if he had Cs and make Ce'' which'd be accepted -250045;1349031859;mircea_popescu;except attacker can't get Cs. -250044;1349031872;OneEyed;Ok, so you identify Ce for uniqueness (with a checksum or whatever), to avoid replay, right? -250043;1349031889;mircea_popescu;i identify it. i won't go into details of how. -250042;1349031892;OneEyed;:) -250041;1349031930;OneEyed;Ok, that's fine indeed. It means that the customer has to take care of not leaking Cs though. -250040;1349031938;mircea_popescu;it does, and so he should. -250039;1349031946;OneEyed;But -250038;1349031957;OneEyed;*You* could replay the message then -250037;1349031970;OneEyed;And pretend he reused the same Cs, when he didn't -250036;1349031986;mircea_popescu;theoretically, i could. -250035;1349031994;OneEyed;In fact (and I agree, that was not my original idea), the UID would protect the customer from you :) -250034;1349032003;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 8 @ 0.965 = 7.72 BTC [+] -250033;1349032016;OneEyed;(and protect you against false accusations of having replayed a message if the customers submits several times the same Cs) -250032;1349032018;mircea_popescu;well, it's not a bad ideea to have an uid from a safety pov -250031;1349032027;mircea_popescu;the fact of the matter is, you can just trail it on as it is now -250030;1349032032;mircea_popescu;except people don't really bother. -250029;1349032041;mircea_popescu;i could mandate it, but i don't see the benefit sufficient. -250028;1349032047;OneEyed;You could also refuse to accept the same Cs and answer with "duplicate message error" -250027;1349032058;mircea_popescu;i could, yes. -250026;1349032074;OneEyed;That would protect you from false claims, since you could produce the various signed messages with the repeated commands -250025;1349032086;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00999998 = 0.02 BTC [-] -250024;1349032103;OneEyed;(without UID, signing at different dates will produce different messages) -250023;1349032120;OneEyed;and you could not forge that -250022;1349032131;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.97 = 1.94 BTC [+] -250021;1349032146;mircea_popescu;but i mean, what is the false claim im protecting myself from ? seems a rather narrow case. -250020;1349032163;OneEyed;Let's assume I'm unsure it is wise to buy "foobar" at 1.0BTC/share -250019;1349032169;mircea_popescu;yea -250018;1349032171;OneEyed;I sign one buy order for 1 share, then submit it 10 times -250017;1349032177;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00999998 = 0.02 BTC [-] -250016;1349032184;OneEyed;And later say "why did your system buy 10 shares, I only wanted one?" -250015;1349032198;mircea_popescu;yea... -250014;1349032218;OneEyed;Right now, you would be able to produce only one Cs. By mandating different messages, you would be protected :) -250013;1349032233;mircea_popescu;indeed. -250012;1349032245;OneEyed;Anyway, thanks for the discussion, that was enlightening :) -250011;1349032251;mircea_popescu;except, in the scenario you describe, i just negrate you in the wot, can your accnt and whoopdedoo, you've managed what. -250010;1349032266;mircea_popescu;understand, there's a lot more at stake here than just "what retardedness i could do". -250009;1349032296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24687 @ 0.00036338 = 8.9708 BTC [+] -250008;1349032296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42613 @ 0.00036596 = 15.5947 BTC [+] -250007;1349032306;mircea_popescu;and in general i want to mandate as little as possible. having 1`000`000 contracts include an extra field -250006;1349032309;OneEyed;Sure, but you insist on security, and that's a good thing. This would add security through forced trust (ability to produce individual messages) without any drawback. -250005;1349032311;mircea_popescu;just to avoid the possibility of some pissant... -250004;1349032315;mircea_popescu;seems counterproductive. -250003;1349032322;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: no, you don't need to add anything -250002;1349032328;OneEyed;Just reject duplicate Cs -250001;1349032334;mircea_popescu;OneEyed i don't trust the signature date thing -250000;1349032339;mircea_popescu;someone could just fuck with his computer clock -249999;1349032354;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: you don't have to! The signature date just ensures that signed messages won't be the same, by construction -249998;1349032356;mircea_popescu;actually, it says in the gpg spec the sigdate is not to be trusted. -249997;1349032360;OneEyed;No need to ever *read* the content -249996;1349032370;mircea_popescu;OneEyed some douche makes a contract now dated now -249995;1349032371;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.00999998 BTC [-] -249994;1349032374;jurov;isn't that done already? i tried that sending same encrypted STAT twice, even that was rejected -249993;1349032376;mircea_popescu;then one tomorrow dated august the 5th -249992;1349032389;mircea_popescu;jurov you can re-encrypt the signed stat and that is accepted. -249991;1349032407;jurov;ah so -249990;1349032408;mircea_popescu;this is a largely theoretical point, he's proposing somebody claim that i made a fake duplicate. -249989;1349032411;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: yeah, that's why you can't trust the date, I'm with you on this one, it makes no sense -249988;1349032429;mircea_popescu;OneEyed then he could claim o really, peanuts and buttersquash w/e. -249987;1349032446;mircea_popescu;the point isn't to make a system that makes human retardedness impossible, that's too hard a problem. -249986;1349032451;mircea_popescu;the point is to make it manageable. -249985;1349032467;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: but right now you *could* produce duplicate if you wanted -249984;1349032497;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: if answers are signed, then you cannot pretend an order never arrived, and if duplicates are not accepted, you cannot pretend an order was submitted twice, and everyone's safe :) -249983;1349032558;mircea_popescu;answers are in fact signed. -249982;1349032592;mircea_popescu;OneEyed have you used mpex at all btw ? -249981;1349032694;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: no, I have just read the FAQ, 20 BTC would eat much more than what I would gain, since I don't have much to trade (I just bought a couple hundreds BTC to play with) -249980;1349032780;OneEyed;And I did my PhD thesis a long time ago on distributed systems, and worked for a long time on trust issues in those systems (including protection against replay attacks, byzantine failures, dos, …) -249979;1349032860;OneEyed;so I'm quite familiar with the "trust" problem at hand (+, I've been using PGP then GPG for ~20 years, since Phil Zimmermann's first releases that I got from Usenet) -249978;1349032905;jurov;OneEyed, then maybe it would be best to propose some sane implementation. -249977;1349032918;OneEyed;jurov: mircea_popescu is pretty sane as far as I can see! -249976;1349032948;OneEyed;(except that you have to trust him not to pretend you submitted the same signed message twice right now) -249975;1349032955;jurov;of course... but to fix this issue mpex would need to have hash of every Cs to compare against -249974;1349032961;OneEyed;Oops, I mean mircea_popescu's implementation, not himself, I don't know him :) -249973;1349032974;jurov;*to have -> to store -249972;1349032980;Bugpowder;!ticker gigaming -249971;1349032984;OneEyed;jurov: he already has this kind of information on Ce, it's not a big deal to double the storage for it, it's only a few bytes per message -249970;1349032985;jurov;or issue cookies... brrr -249969;1349033002;assbot;Invalid ticker. -249968;1349033033;Bugpowder;!ticker gigamining -249967;1349033048;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.58000001] [Ask: 0.60769999] [Spread: 0.02769998] [Last: 0.6] [24hVol: 39.40020002] [7dAvg: 0.60205744] -249966;1349033065;mircea_popescu;OneEyed pretty cool -249965;1349033805;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00044037 = 0.6606 BTC [+] -249964;1349033952;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 4 @ 0.48000001 = 1.92 BTC [-] -249963;1349033953;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -249962;1349033954;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 8 @ 0.48 = 3.84 BTC [-] -249961;1349033955;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [-] -249960;1349033956;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.46010002 = 1.3803 BTC [-] -249959;1349033957;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.46000001 = 1.38 BTC [-] -249958;1349034107;mircea_popescu;jurov im not issuing no cookies. -249957;1349034116;mircea_popescu;bring your own damned cookies. -249956;1349034238;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 1 @ 0.84615385 BTC [-] -249955;1349034409;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 3 @ 0.149253 = 0.4478 BTC [+] -249954;1349034715;jurov;no cookies for ya :( -249953;1349034724;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIF.1YR.LOAN] 2 @ 0.84615385 = 1.6923 BTC [-] -249952;1349034845;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10328 BTC [+] -249951;1349034847;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 29 @ 0.10348 = 3.0009 BTC [+] -249950;1349035049;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 22 @ 0.049 = 1.078 BTC [-] -249949;1349035320;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2100 @ 0.00044037 = 0.9248 BTC [+] -249948;1349035349;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10348 BTC [+] -249947;1349035499;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [-] -249946;1349035537;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [+] -249945;1349035871;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.5002 BTC [-] -249944;1349035873;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 9 @ 0.5 = 4.5 BTC [-] -249943;1349036282;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.60769999 BTC [+] -249942;1349036406;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -249941;1349036463;FabianB;EskimoBob: what's wrong with Romania? What's wrong with porn? -249940;1349036498;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 2 @ 0.149253 = 0.2985 BTC [+] -249939;1349036706;OneEyed;EskimoBob: I don't understand all this problem around porn. Is porn illegal where you live, or do you have any evidence that the porn hosted there is illegal? -249938;1349036826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59200 @ 0.00035888 = 21.2457 BTC [-] -249937;1349036842;mircea_popescu;"You must obtain a signed letter of holding from Nefario as a shareholder, or pay a deposit into escrow if you are a potential investor. I really do not care if you decide not to invest with me as a result of this decision." -249936;1349036849;mircea_popescu;he should ask for 20 bitcoins tbh. -249935;1349036862;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ? -249934;1349036885;mircea_popescu;just following usagi's meltdown -249933;1349036896;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113708.msg1233162#msg1233162 -249932;1349036942;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.14200001 BTC [-] -249931;1349037103;Bugpowder;I think the porn actually is a bit of an issue. I wish MPEX were on a domain name that did not also host porn, just in case polimedia somehow gets blocked at my work internet because of it someday. -249930;1349037135;Bugpowder;wouldn't want to be locked out of trading for the whole work day. -249929;1349037140;mircea_popescu;hm -249928;1349037168;mircea_popescu;are you aware that site was there for oh, 3 years by now ? 4 ? -249927;1349037209;mircea_popescu;(and also, that i happen to run the most popular blog in romanian, and this means, romanians being a little schadenfreunde-y, that various nitwits have been trying to get it offline for maybe 5 years now ?) -249926;1349037334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.0034 = 3.06 BTC [+] -249925;1349037350;PsychoticBoy;OMFG why, why, WHY? keep ppl taking btc from investors, because its a fucking easy scam, omg 70K$ in a few months, I wish I thought of it, Oh damn I am no scammer -249924;1349037357;Bugpowder;I'm talking about some IT department filtering/blocking content at my end, not the site getting KO'd off the internet -249923;1349037398;Bugpowder;I can just see Anderson Cooper doing a story on bitcoins and porn or some stupid shit like that -249922;1349037415;Bugpowder;just like the Reddit gone wild takedown piece -249921;1349037425;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you can just use a proxy then neh ? -249920;1349037442;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy what now ? -249919;1349037453;PsychoticBoy; OMFG why, why, WHY? keep ppl taking btc from investors, because its a fucking easy scam, omg 70K$ in a few months, I wish I thought of it, Oh damn I am no scammer -249918;1349037464;PsychoticBoy;usagi lost 7K btc in a few months -249917;1349037467;mircea_popescu;o that. -249916;1349037468;mircea_popescu;yeah. -249915;1349037478;mircea_popescu;could be 10k, who knows. -249914;1349037496;mircea_popescu;"assbot"? -249913;1349037496;mircea_popescu;Do you think the result from a IRC script calculator is evidence for what exactly? -249912;1349037503;PsychoticBoy;read the forum even a blind man can see it -249911;1349037504;mircea_popescu;why do peopkle feel compelled to insult what they don't understand ? -249910;1349037522;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy im saying : he lost MAYBE 7k. possible 10k. -249909;1349037532;jcpham;idk, what's a peopkle -249908;1349037536;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: lol differential geometry sux -249907;1349037557;mircea_popescu;copumpkin lol troll -249906;1349037563;PsychoticBoy;all the threads concerning BMF, CPA, NYAN -249905;1349037591;mircea_popescu;hm, maybe i've not been too clear above. -249904;1349037601;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113708.msg1233772#msg1233772 << reference. -249903;1349037608;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: ooh ooh -249902;1349037609;Diablo-D3;do me next -249901;1349037617;Diablo-D3;am I bad manager for buying half the company back? -249900;1349037629;PsychoticBoy;true, or it just vaporized -249899;1349037640;jcpham;usagi so are you a guy or a girl -249898;1349037648;jcpham;i see this question posed a lot -249897;1349037648;PsychoticBoy;initial value was a lot higher than it is today -249896;1349037656;copumpkin;jcpham: I do too, but I don't see why it is -249895;1349037657;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: lololol what a troll -249894;1349037676;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i recall reading in the forums you bought back way over nav. is it true ? -249893;1349037677;jcpham;copumpkin i'm so curious now -249892;1349037688;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: way over? no -249891;1349037693;copumpkin;jcpham: I'm curious to see mircea_popescu's penis too, but it is inappropriate to ask -249890;1349037701;mircea_popescu;.g nsfw pula mea -249889;1349037702;markac;mircea_popescu: http://trilema.com/2010/nsfw-pula-mea/ -249888;1349037703;PsychoticBoy;I dont listen to trolls I dont really care, but the fact is, the NAV is decreased from the start -249887;1349037705;mircea_popescu;there you go copumpkin -249886;1349037709;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nav before buy back was almost 0.07, average buy back was a little over 0.07, maximum buyback was 0.10 -249885;1349037709;jcpham;i was going to say that i thought mircea_popescu was actually female -249884;1349037716;jcpham;until you brought up the penis -249883;1349037719;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: that's a different color than what I expected -249882;1349037730;mircea_popescu;women usually notice the different length first. -249881;1349037734;mircea_popescu;so i guess you're a pedophile. -249880;1349037738;PsychoticBoy;lol -249879;1349037741;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: oh, the length is what I expected it to be -249878;1349037745;jcpham;i can never understand what the shit is happening in this channel -249877;1349037746;copumpkin;but the color surprised me -249876;1349037749;jcpham;just people yelling -249875;1349037759;Diablo-D3;man -249874;1349037765;Diablo-D3;maybe we should pay for a sex change for usagi -249873;1349037777;PsychoticBoy;1K, 7K whats the difference, its a awfull lot of cash -249872;1349037785;Diablo-D3;I mean, he clearly wants to be the little girl, and mircea_popescu clearly wants a little girl.... -249871;1349037796;copumpkin;that you did -249870;1349037806;mircea_popescu;i don't want a little girl diablo. i want grown girls, such as -249869;1349037813;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2011/test-de-cultura-vizuala-xii/ -249868;1349037829;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu is an ass man? -249867;1349037830;Bugpowder;not clicking the link -249866;1349037832;PsychoticBoy;little girls, just watch toddlers and tiara`s on TLC. Pedophile on national TV -249865;1349037850;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 from the back im an ass man. from the front not so much -249864;1349037852;Bugpowder;ouch -249863;1349037854;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: very few TV shows make me want to murder people -249862;1349037861;PsychoticBoy;this one does -249861;1349037866;Diablo-D3;this one does. -249860;1349037883;mircea_popescu;jcpham it's very simple to explain what goes on in irc : we're applying ito calculus to differential geometry -249859;1349037886;mircea_popescu;and copumpkin's mom. -249858;1349037891;PsychoticBoy;see I dont get the point of showing that crap on tv -249857;1349037895;Diablo-D3;!pl CPA 0.1 -249856;1349037902;copumpkin;jcpham: what mircea_popescu said -249855;1349037905;Diablo-D3;that doesnt work -249854;1349037929;Bugpowder;its a good idea -249853;1349037931;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -249852;1349037933;copumpkin;see, that's why I hate it when people talk about martingale gambling here, cause it's silly to use the inferior meaning of martingale when the superior one is way better -249851;1349037938;Diablo-D3;jesus lagbot -249850;1349037943;Bugpowder;I wish I hadn't sold my NYAN.A for .9 -249849;1349037946;copumpkin;talk about unpredictable stochastic processes -249848;1349037948;copumpkin;semimartingales! -249847;1349037957;copumpkin;geometric brownian motion! -249846;1349037960;assbot;CPA [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.04 BTC. Capital gain: -0.06 BTC. Total: -0.05430312 BTC. (-54.3%) -249845;1349037967;Diablo-D3;s/geometric/gastric/ -249844;1349037971;copumpkin;and my mom, of course -249843;1349037977;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder why, is it over .9 now ?! -249842;1349037994;mircea_popescu;copumpkin stop getting your mom involved in everything. -249841;1349038009;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: alright, but she'll be disappointed -249840;1349038024;mircea_popescu;no moms in #bitcoin-ass -249839;1349038030;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.96999999 BTC [+] -249838;1349038030;mircea_popescu;ets -249837;1349038118;Bugpowder;:mircea_popescu no cause usagi came in and bought a few shares at .99 after I sold... I lost 1.8 bitcoins on the trade and I'm very upset -249836;1349038125;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 re the mismanagement if you didn't buy way over nav then it can't really be said you're a bad manager for buying back -249835;1349038149;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you should pay someone to malign, troll and misrepresent usagi's posts. -249834;1349038150;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, I bought a smidgen over nav -249833;1349038176;mircea_popescu;in the circumstances pretty much anyone sane would have used some cash to buy back and relieve pressure -249832;1349038179;Bugpowder;I panicked when I saw NYAN.A had 2200 shares of OBSI.HRPT what can I say -249831;1349038183;mircea_popescu;what with the delisting-relisting etc stuff -249830;1349038200;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder theoretically the nyan series is a cdo, or something -249829;1349038208;Bugpowder;yeah -249828;1349038228;Bugpowder;It's like a CDO with arbitrary swappage of components -249827;1349038228;copumpkin;this channel is ridiculous :) -249826;1349038243;Bugpowder;Although I should have just been 1 portfolio, tranched -249825;1349038252;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder indeed. -249824;1349038269;Bugpowder;Then you don't have to worry about all this swapping shit -249823;1349038282;Bugpowder;when the swaps and buybacks occur is totally opaque -249822;1349038284;mircea_popescu;you mean sorta like mpcd does it. -249821;1349038297;Bugpowder;yes -249820;1349038303;mircea_popescu;color me copumpkinized. -249819;1349038318;Bugpowder;MPCD is easy to understand -249818;1349038332;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 5 @ 0.43334 = 2.1667 BTC [+] -249817;1349038338;mircea_popescu;its just a puppy yet, i made a 1k thing to test it out. -249816;1349038347;mircea_popescu;im thinking on nov when this one ends i make a 10k one -249815;1349038359;mircea_popescu;course by then there won't be much left standing to put money in i fear. -249814;1349038365;Bugpowder;Although I wonder about how the liquidity issue of NYAN.A and Patricks fund will affect it, come Nov 1. -249813;1349038392;Bugpowder;talking about MPCD. -249812;1349038399;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder patrick cut interest so there's already a shortfall on that count -249811;1349038410;mircea_popescu;on the other hand, it made a little more on mpoe bonds than expected -249810;1349038445;Bugpowder;right but is the capital return on Patricks being done through the market, or private withdrawl -249809;1349038454;mircea_popescu;it was private deposit/private withdrawal -249808;1349038473;mircea_popescu;i told him at the time how's it going to be withdrawn so im thinking he must have plans in place -249807;1349038478;mircea_popescu;feel free to ask him tho -249806;1349038478;Bugpowder;ok -249805;1349038485;Bugpowder;I will -249804;1349038572;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.12999999 BTC [+] -249803;1349038650;mircea_popescu;course i don't ubnderstand how/why would nyan.a be under 1 if b is worth over 0 -249802;1349038837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53667 @ 0.00035888 = 19.26 BTC [-] -249801;1349038839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7833 @ 0.00035878 = 2.8103 BTC [-] -249800;1349038861;Bugpowder;nice -249799;1349038876;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 190 @ 0.27340354 = 51.9467 BTC [+] -249798;1349038904;Bugpowder;I predict S.MPOE rally after all the other MPEX securities pay their monthly dividends. -249797;1349038910;Bugpowder;(hoping) -249796;1349038922;mircea_popescu;tbh i think the price drop has to do with secfearz -249795;1349038994;Bugpowder;could be though it did bounce to .0004 after that. -249794;1349039008;Bugpowder;!ticker gigamining -249793;1349039020;assbot;[GLBSE:GIGAMINING] [Bid: 0.58000001] [Ask: 0.60769999] [Spread: 0.02769998] [Last: 0.60769999] [24hVol: 39.45790002] [7dAvg: 0.60163888] -249792;1349039071;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.07684969 BTC [+] -249791;1349039085;mircea_popescu;yeah but then got sold into that -249790;1349039088;mircea_popescu;eh who knows -249789;1349039100;mircea_popescu;bitcoin markets are so far from efficient... -249788;1349039272;mircea_popescu;ok so matthewh3 is startying a fund ? -249787;1349039294;mircea_popescu;what i'd like to see is someone come up with the bright ideea of putting volume rules in his fund contract -249786;1349039342;mircea_popescu;"this fund will never invest in any security that has less than 100 btc daily volume ; will divest shoudl any assets hold drop under that limit and will never invest more than x% based on a volume calculation" -249785;1349039408;Bugpowder;!ticker S.MPOE -249784;1349039409;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00035878 / 0.00036367 / 0.0003721 (3001270 shares, 1,091.47 BTC), 30day: 0.00034 / 0.00039261 / 0.00042 (61513679 shares, 24,151.16 BTC) -249783;1349039755;FabianB;mircea_popescu: what's B.BITB? -249782;1349039780;mircea_popescu;mm -249781;1349039784;mircea_popescu;!ticker B.BITB -249780;1349039811;assbot;Invalid ticker. -249779;1349039813;mircea_popescu;jesus what's with the bot. -249778;1349039822;mircea_popescu;FabianB i can't say it rings a bell, what is it ? -249777;1349039832;mircea_popescu;o o o on the bottom -249776;1349039841;mircea_popescu;i should prolly get rid of that. some offering that never happened. -249775;1349039996;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.60769999 BTC [+] -249774;1349040056;mircea_popescu;so gigavps terms of upgrade just changed. -249773;1349040067;mircea_popescu;who was hounding me with q's about what giga.etf will do ? -249772;1349040078;Bugpowder;me -249771;1349040087;FabianB;ic -249770;1349040111;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 3 @ 0.045 = 0.135 BTC [-] -249769;1349040142;mircea_popescu;anyway, new terms : 1 giga for 4 tera free or 1 giga for 15 terra at .29 -249768;1349040195;Bugpowder;yes, with gigamining, what about f.giga.etf -249767;1349040377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32450 @ 0.00036121 = 11.7213 BTC [+] -249766;1349040387;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 15 @ 0.025 = 0.375 BTC [-] -249765;1349040412;mircea_popescu;same as before. -249764;1349040467;Bugpowder;ok -249763;1349040499;mircea_popescu;but the 11 extra terras seem to be implicitly valued at .29 so then .026666 per or such -249762;1349040518;mircea_popescu;636363 i mean -249761;1349040570;Bugpowder;you need to consider the entire price, stock + payment / 15 -249760;1349040688;mircea_popescu;stock's value is 4 shares -249759;1349040691;mircea_popescu;the remaining 11 are .29 -249758;1349040723;Bugpowder;the stock's value is what the ask is -249757;1349040731;Bugpowder;err bid -249756;1349040738;mircea_popescu;yes and the bid is 4 shares :D -249755;1349041068;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.60769999 BTC [+] -249754;1349041070;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6077 BTC [+] -249753;1349041071;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6095 = 1.219 BTC [+] -249752;1349041072;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6097 BTC [+] -249751;1349041193;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2705 @ 0.00044036 = 1.1912 BTC [-] -249750;1349041195;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1190 @ 0.00044036 = 0.524 BTC [-] -249749;1349041196;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7641 @ 0.00044036 = 3.3648 BTC [-] -249748;1349041197;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5900 @ 0.00044036 = 2.5981 BTC [-] -249747;1349041198;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1866 @ 0.00044036 = 0.8217 BTC [-] -249746;1349041199;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5006 @ 0.00044036 = 2.2044 BTC [-] -249745;1349041200;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3288 @ 0.00044036 = 1.4479 BTC [-] -249744;1349041201;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1673 @ 0.00044036 = 0.7367 BTC [-] -249743;1349041202;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3600 @ 0.00044036 = 1.5853 BTC [-] -249742;1349041203;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 720 @ 0.00044036 = 0.3171 BTC [-] -249741;1349041204;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 141 @ 0.00044036 = 0.0621 BTC [-] -249740;1349041206;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4700 @ 0.00044036 = 2.0697 BTC [-] -249739;1349041207;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00044036 = 2.2458 BTC [-] -249738;1349041207;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 590 @ 0.00044036 = 0.2598 BTC [-] -249737;1349041208;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1376 @ 0.00044036 = 0.6059 BTC [-] -249736;1349041209;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4400 @ 0.00044036 = 1.9376 BTC [-] -249735;1349041210;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10392 @ 0.00044036 = 4.5762 BTC [-] -249734;1349041211;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11170 @ 0.00044036 = 4.9188 BTC [-] -249733;1349041212;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8700 @ 0.00044034 = 3.831 BTC [-] -249732;1349041213;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6800 @ 0.0004403 = 2.994 BTC [-] -249731;1349041214;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2206 @ 0.00044018 = 0.971 BTC [-] -249730;1349041215;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5814 @ 0.00044015 = 2.559 BTC [-] -249729;1349041216;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 22 @ 0.00044 = 0.0097 BTC [-] -249728;1349041226;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 2 @ 0.0178 = 0.0356 BTC [+] -249727;1349042480;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1016 BTC [-] -249726;1349042567;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 500 @ 0.22389262 = 111.9463 BTC [+] -249725;1349042575;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10153 BTC [-] -249724;1349042637;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.101521 = 0.4061 BTC [-] -249723;1349042787;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P050T] 10 @ 0.00020676 = 0.0021 BTC [-] -249722;1349042789;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10152 BTC [-] -249721;1349042877;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07973999 BTC [+] -249720;1349042919;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.101322 = 0.4053 BTC [-] -249719;1349042985;PsychoticBoy;!ticker ABM -249718;1349042989;PsychoticBoy;!ticker FDBF -249717;1349043004;PsychoticBoy;assbot? -249716;1349043008;assbot;[GLBSE:ABM] [Bid: 0.11] [Ask: 0.37999999] [Spread: 0.26999999] [Last: 0.10000001] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.25357143] -249715;1349043021;assbot;[GLBSE:FDBF] [Bid: 0.121] [Ask: 0.149253] [Spread: 0.028253] [Last: 0.149253] [24hVol: 23.134212] [7dAvg: 0.13916207] -249714;1349043023;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 8 @ 0.1013 = 0.8104 BTC [-] -249713;1349043027;jurov;;;botsnack -249712;1349043027;gribble;Forget the snack, just send me some bitcoins at 1MgD6rah5zUgEGYZnNmdpnXMaDR3itKYzU :) -249711;1349043032;jurov;oh not you -249710;1349043051;jurov;!botsnack -249709;1349043065;mircea_popescu;poor gribs -249708;1349043081;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.109493 = 0.7665 BTC [-] -249707;1349043123;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTGB] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC [+] -249706;1349043127;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1012 BTC [-] -249705;1349043147;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 70 @ 0.101 = 7.07 BTC [-] -249704;1349043297;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.58000001 = 1.16 BTC [-] -249703;1349043479;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -249702;1349043622;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -249701;1349043705;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56110002 BTC [-] -249700;1349043733;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.3995 BTC [+] -249699;1349043735;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -249698;1349043777;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.56110003 = 1.6833 BTC [+] -249697;1349043779;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 2 @ 0.874 = 1.748 BTC [-] -249696;1349043781;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 2 @ 0.87498 = 1.75 BTC [+] -249695;1349043782;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 3 @ 0.87499 = 2.625 BTC [+] -249694;1349043783;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 4 @ 0.9 = 3.6 BTC [+] -249693;1349043785;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.A] 14 @ 0.905 = 12.67 BTC [+] -249692;1349043922;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5609 = 1.1218 BTC [-] -249691;1349043995;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.5607 = 1.6821 BTC [-] -249690;1349044009;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.5607 = 2.8035 BTC [-] -249689;1349044011;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5606 = 1.1212 BTC [-] -249688;1349044012;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -249687;1349044031;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -249686;1349044200;Bastone;mircea_popescu: Is it true that you peddle porn on the same server that you are claiming to run a legitimate exchange? -249685;1349044204;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.46830001 BTC [-] -249684;1349044233;Bastone;mircea_popescu: Is it true that you sell child porn? -249683;1349044235;mircea_popescu;Bastone nope. -249682;1349044265;mircea_popescu;there's a 4chan board, a digg style aggregator, a romanian language blog, abitcoin forum and a bunch of other stuff on the domain. -249681;1349044266;Bastone;mircea_popescu: How can you say no when there is evidence that you are in fact hosting porn on the server that hosts MPEx? -249680;1349044275;mircea_popescu;your question was as to peddle. -249679;1349044286;Bastone;Oh, so you don't sell the child porn, you just host it? -249678;1349044300;mircea_popescu;as far as i know there's no child porn. -249677;1349044300;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.4683 = 0.9366 BTC [-] -249676;1349044305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00036498 = 2.0074 BTC [+] -249675;1349044318;mircea_popescu;it's an imageboard, users post things. do you know what an imageboard is ? -249674;1349044323;Bastone;mircea_popescu: I noticed that you list shares on GLBSE but then bash the exchange? Are you only hosting shares there in order to try to drive funds to your worthless exchange? -249673;1349044334;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.55000001 = 2.2 BTC [-] -249672;1349044336;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [-] -249671;1349044337;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.55 = 2.2 BTC [-] -249670;1349044350;mircea_popescu;Bastone that's a bizzare notion. mpex has ~80% of all btc securities volume -249669;1349044356;mircea_popescu;this glbse thing you ask about is a blip. -249668;1349044357;Bastone;mircea_popescu: How many users have paid the ridiculous sign up fee for your exchange? -249667;1349044364;grubles;why do you have such a hard-on for mircea, bastone? -249666;1349044366;mircea_popescu;about a hundred or so -249665;1349044369;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.46827 BTC [-] -249664;1349044373;mircea_popescu;the revenue is published you know. -249663;1349044391;Bastone;mircea_popescu: No I didn't know. Your website is unusable for any normal person. -249662;1349044405;mircea_popescu;that's unfortunate, cause the revenue is published on bitcointalk too. -249661;1349044412;Bastone;All your forum posts are so filled with garbage hate posts, it's hard to find any legitimate information about your operation. -249660;1349044424;mircea_popescu;hm. -249659;1349044435;mircea_popescu;lemme have the girl dig it up for you then -249658;1349044442;Bastone;Smoovious: He's had hundreds of signups. lol I'm sure a domain name is right around the corner. -249657;1349044455;grubles;the signup fee was waived during the beta iirc -249656;1349044460;Bastone;mircea_popescu: Why have a girl dig it up? Are you incapable of providing a link? -249655;1349044462;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg1230888#msg1230888 here you go Bastone -249654;1349044477;mircea_popescu;Bastone re domain names : try mpex.us for instance. -249653;1349044485;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.46817 = 3.7454 BTC [-] -249652;1349044493;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.60949997 BTC [+] -249651;1349044497;mircea_popescu;Bastone you are being remarkably cheeky. i'm the owner/ceo of that thing. simmer down. -249650;1349044498;Bastone;That doesn't list signup revenue. -249649;1349044518;mircea_popescu;*Revenue from new accounts : 330 BTC -249648;1349044521;mircea_popescu;did you notice that ? -249647;1349044525;Bastone;You don't like trolls mircea_popescu? -249646;1349044533;Bastone;No, I didn't. -249645;1349044536;grubles;Smoovious, did you not just see him mention mpex.us? -249644;1349044538;mircea_popescu;so read more, talk less. -249643;1349044549;Bastone;You don't like trolls? -249642;1349044556;Bastone;But you like to troll so much. -249641;1349044563;grubles;resolved pretty much instantly for me -249640;1349044564;OneEyed;Bastone: you don't even know how to troll obviously -249639;1349044566;Bastone;Funny, he paid for a .us to save a few bucks... haha -249638;1349044566;mircea_popescu;it's not a matter of that. you have the benefit of talking to someone much more important than you, in the scvheme of things. -249637;1349044568;mircea_popescu;don't blow it. -249636;1349044576;Bastone;totally a cheap ass fake exhange operator. -249635;1349044581;mircea_popescu;sigh. -249634;1349044585;PsychoticBoy;trolls enough on the forum these days -249633;1349044588;Bastone;More important than me? -249632;1349044591;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 49 @ 0.0034 = 0.1666 BTC [+] -249631;1349044595;grubles;Bastone, go back to bitcointalk -249630;1349044602;Bastone;Your self importance is irrelevant. -249629;1349044617;mircea_popescu;right. s.mpoe paid in dividends ~25% of all bitcoins mined in september. -249628;1349044622;mircea_popescu;give that a minute to sink in. -249627;1349044626;Bastone;mircea_popescu is a fake trolling piece of child porn peddling shit. -249626;1349044628;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.07973999 = 0.2392 BTC [+] -249625;1349044643;mircea_popescu;o look, off webchat too. dun dun dun. -249624;1349044648;PsychoticBoy;Could everyone take his: He you got a small dick! Talk elsewhere -249623;1349044657;Bastone;mircea_popescu: Since you are the only owner of your lame ass securities, I'm sure you can inflate the numbers to whatever you want. -249622;1349044662;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: what do you have against small dicks? You troll :) -249621;1349044667;PsychoticBoy;lol -249620;1349044678;mircea_popescu;Bastone the trades go out on tickers you know. -249619;1349044681;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: btw, do you have any plan to sell FDBF outside GLBSE? -249618;1349044689;Cylta;Baston if you have nothing to say more, you do better be quiet ... -249617;1349044692;Bastone;Who cares that you trade with yourself all day because you have no life. -249616;1349044704;grubles;lol -249615;1349044708;Bastone;All the shares on your exchange are valued at less than a penny per share and you think that makes for high volume. -249614;1349044712;mircea_popescu;hey this is fun -249613;1349044718;mircea_popescu;.g nsfw gradina edenului -249612;1349044720;markac;mircea_popescu: http://trilema.com/2011/nsfw-gradina-edenului/ -249611;1349044725;mircea_popescu;there, that's my lack of life. -249610;1349044749;PsychoticBoy;depends on the future of GLBSE, cryptostocks at the moment sucks big time, and Mpex is not as accessible as I wish -249609;1349044760;Bastone;mircea_popescu runs a horrible exchange, is a troll, peddles child porn, has a horribly ugly internet girlfriend, and thinks he is some kind of important figure in the BTC community despite being one of the most highly ignored individuals on the forum. -249608;1349044762;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy why'd it suck big time ? -249607;1349044773;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -249606;1349044773;mircea_popescu;Bastone im not on the forum. -249605;1349044791;mircea_popescu;also, the girl's performance at being ignored is appaling. reeses does much better. -249604;1349044798;mircea_popescu;so does atlas. and so many people ;/ -249603;1349044805;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: I was very happy with my 300 shares of FDBF, but I am selling (those at 0.149253 are mine, 39 remaining) because I really want out of GLBSE, I don't trust the site with my BTC anymore after the recent Goat assets drama -249602;1349044805;Bastone;mircea_popescu: You are the biggest forum troll there is... Your "fake girlfriend PR account" is the most ignored... -249601;1349044807;PsychoticBoy;did I talk bad about mpex? cryptostocks got ultra low volume so...... -249600;1349044819;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy o, cause of the volume ? mk. -249599;1349044820;Cylta;Baston did you loose something? Or you just personally dislike him? -249598;1349044826;Bastone;Goat was a scammer. -249597;1349044829;mircea_popescu;i keep waiting to see a trade stream from them, hasn't happened yet. -249596;1349044854;Bastone;If Mpex is so great, why not let Goat list his share there? Oh wait, cuz nobody in their right mind would sign up to claim their shares. -249595;1349044868;mircea_popescu;so Bastone did EskimoBob pay you to attack my exchange ? hm ? -249594;1349044878;PsychoticBoy;goat had a mining company without even owning hardware and was paying 1mh/s ( he made up all sorts of contratcts) so yes Goat is in my eyes a Scammer -249593;1349044882;Bastone;mircea_popescu: I keep waiting for one of your listings to get above 0.0001BTC/share... I'll keep waiting. -249592;1349044892;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -249591;1349044893;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (900 shares, 3.06 BTC), 30day: 0.0033 / 0.00337051 / 0.0034 (2363535 shares, 7,966.34 BTC) -249590;1349044899;mircea_popescu;there, that's over 0.0001 -249589;1349044923;jcpham;that's not close to 9000 at all -249588;1349044927;Bastone;mircea_popescu: Nobody paid me to attack you. I'm doing it out of pure hatred of your child porn peddling, fake exchange running, no girlfriend having, troll ass. -249587;1349044928;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: that's not the point - Goat may be a scammer, but GLBSE could have handled it much more gracefully for the investors -249586;1349044940;mircea_popescu;OneEyed how long have you been around btc/finance btw ? -249585;1349044942;mircea_popescu;you seem up to speed. -249584;1349044943;PsychoticBoy;so eventually Goat sucked the btc out of investors, F*cking goat behhh -249583;1349044955;Bastone;Everyone knew Goat was a scammer.... -249582;1349044958;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: not much, I don't like the "real" finance world much :) -249581;1349044959;Bastone;It was inevitable. -249580;1349044966;PsychoticBoy;thats true, nefario had a short fuse -249579;1349044971;mircea_popescu;OneEyed well propos for your documentary skills then -249578;1349044980;mircea_popescu;Bastone so exactly why do you hate me ? -249577;1349044985;Bastone;Just like everyone knows mircea_popescu is a child porn peddler with the worst exchange ever created. -249576;1349044985;mircea_popescu;(purely) -249575;1349044997;Bastone;mircea_popescu: Because I'm tired of your trolling. -249574;1349045004;mircea_popescu;well actually... that bitdaytrade thing was provably worse. -249573;1349045007;Bastone;Stop trolling the forum, and maybe I'll give it a rest. -249572;1349045015;mircea_popescu;o i c -249571;1349045035;mircea_popescu;this is virulent criminal blackmailing! -249570;1349045044;PsychoticBoy;whats up with the trolling lately? I wish it were 2011 again -249569;1349045045;grubles;by posting on the forums you are either: 1. a ponzi. 2. trolling 3. scammer -249568;1349045047;Bastone;No. It's trolling. -249567;1349045072;mircea_popescu;grubles you could also be bored. -249566;1349045079;grubles;yes true -249565;1349045081;Bastone;If you would like another dick riding troll following you around, keep up what you've been up to the last 12 hours. -249564;1349045097;mircea_popescu;can you get moar specific ? -249563;1349045108;Bastone;Can you stop trolling? -249562;1349045133;mircea_popescu;well my ability to stop trolling would seem to hinge on your control over the voices. -249561;1349045139;Bastone;Eye for an eye, we both lose our sight. -249560;1349045143;mircea_popescu;can you get whoever is in your head telling you im trolling to shut up ? -249559;1349045144;PsychoticBoy;I got trolls for sale, the onces with long colored hair ;) -249558;1349045160;PsychoticBoy;populair in the late 90`s -249557;1349045170;Bastone;MPOE-PR needs to shut the fuck up. -249556;1349045182;mircea_popescu;what;d she say ? -249555;1349045186;Bastone;Since that is your fake girlfriend alter-ego. I assume you have the ability to stop her. -249554;1349045192;grubles;lol -249553;1349045209;mircea_popescu;girl's unstoppable. -249552;1349045214;grubles;Bastone, you can always hit the ignore button -249551;1349045236;Bastone;grubles: I've tried. She has more sock puppets than rolls in her gut it would seem. -249550;1349045240;mircea_popescu;... -249549;1349045246;mircea_popescu;what sock puppets ?! -249548;1349045262;grubles;oh yeah forgot about that possibility when posting to the forums -249547;1349045267;OneEyed;Oh, MPOE-PR is mircea_popescu girlfriend? I haven't followed the sitcom apparently, I thought it was Mircea himself. -249546;1349045272;grubles;5. you are a sock puppet -249545;1349045276;mircea_popescu;OneEyed actually she's neither. -249544;1349045279;PsychoticBoy;i got a sock puppet, lots of them, I got the whole muppetshow -249543;1349045294;PsychoticBoy;burskinbur chop chop chop -249542;1349045306;mircea_popescu;she's just a chick with generous cleavage that works forum pr for me. -249541;1349045315;PsychoticBoy;nice -249540;1349045340;mircea_popescu;so Bastone, do we know you under some other name ? -249539;1349045370;Bastone;You don't know anyone it seems. You're too important to bother yourself with regular Bitcoiners. -249538;1349045377;mircea_popescu;hm. -249537;1349045380;Bastone;You can call me usagi if you'd like. -249536;1349045382;Bastone;haha -249535;1349045394;Bastone;Or you could call me MPOE-PR -249534;1349045404;mircea_popescu;now seriously... why are you such a noob ? -249533;1349045408;PsychoticBoy;call me grand master -249532;1349045419;Bastone;I'm not a noob. -249531;1349045424;mircea_popescu;mk. -249530;1349045432;mircea_popescu;so you really think you can sell me naked puts on your own stock ? -249529;1349045463;PsychoticBoy;shave my nuts and call me grandpa -249528;1349045463;Bastone;You're funny. -249527;1349045489;mircea_popescu;well... i'm not trying (badly) to be anon while flinging stupid shit at people. -249526;1349045510;Bastone;You fling stupid shit at people all day. -249525;1349045518;mircea_popescu;no. my shit is smart. -249524;1349045532;PsychoticBoy;when cows fly then there would be flying shit -249523;1349045546;Bastone;Keep telling yourself that. -249522;1349045556;PsychoticBoy;damn I have to stop drinkin beer -249521;1349045614;Bastone;mircea_popescu: Lists his asset on competing exchange while bashing it. haha -249520;1349045624;mircea_popescu;what asset would that be ? -249519;1349045628;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2400 @ 0.00044037 = 1.0569 BTC [+] -249518;1349045630;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7600 @ 0.00044037 = 3.3468 BTC [+] -249517;1349045638;Bastone;asshat passthru -249516;1349045647;mircea_popescu;name ? -249515;1349045655;Bastone;I'm not going to take the time to look it up. -249514;1349045658;mircea_popescu;... -249513;1349045675;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: you're wasting space, use "…" instead, Unicode rules :) -249512;1349045717;mircea_popescu;if i had it my way it'd be forbidden to use languages on the internet. -249511;1349045724;mircea_popescu;english letters and stfu. -249510;1349045738;OneEyed;Like "touché"? -249509;1349045738;pigeons;. . . -249508;1349045743;mircea_popescu;touche you mean -249507;1349045757;mircea_popescu;lol pigeons you troll you! -249506;1349045764;OneEyed;⋅⋅⋅ -249505;1349045784;mircea_popescu;° ° ° -249504;1349045797;pigeons;that's WTF-32 -249503;1349045798;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: I already notice you seem to think that uppercase letters are useless, now accented characters. 26 letters ought to be enough for everybody -249502;1349045806;mircea_popescu;exacTLY! -249501;1349045831;OneEyed;Learn Portuguese, they have 23 letters, no K, W or Y -249500;1349045840;mircea_popescu;i'm sorta decent in portuguese -249499;1349045847;mircea_popescu;i can read it at any rate. -249498;1349045919;OneEyed;bitcoin-central.net has such a low liquidity… all trades for 2 days have been mine, that will total 20 BTC… -249497;1349045931;mircea_popescu;i didn't even know it existed. -249496;1349045949;OneEyed;They have a French bank account, much better than the usual Polish one for other exchanges -249495;1349045969;mircea_popescu;someone had sepa tho no ? -249494;1349045984;OneEyed;Yeah, all European exchanges -249493;1349046033;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin-Central is a service operated by the French company Paymium. -249492;1349046051;mircea_popescu;these the Paytunia folks ? -249491;1349046070;PsychoticBoy;FDBF dividend payment in 10 min -249490;1349046098;pigeons;mircea_popescu: yes, davout & crew -249489;1349046110;mircea_popescu;ya -249488;1349046139;mircea_popescu;well i must confess this trolling was very unsatisfactory. -249487;1349046168;jurov;should i ever have a company profile with photos, -249486;1349046170;PsychoticBoy;trolling on the river -249485;1349046171;mircea_popescu;girl told him he's not intellectually prepared to do naked puts, he comes here to prove it !? but whay! -249484;1349046181;jurov;i'll list the positions as Chief Sockpuppet -249483;1349046192;mircea_popescu;jurov i knew a guy named Sockpill -249482;1349046217;PsychoticBoy;puts his xtc pills in his socks while going into the disco -249481;1349046226;mircea_popescu;lol -249480;1349046232;PsychoticBoy;true -249479;1349046250;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: I don't know if you've seen it, but EskimoBob was enquiring about any software used to manage FDBF -249478;1349046251;jurov;nice... and what about Chief Bitcoin Peddler -249477;1349046262;OneEyed;(he thought I was one of the owners, because I praised it) -249476;1349046279;PsychoticBoy;nope not yet OneEyed, looking right now -249475;1349046289;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: should be in the history of this channel -249474;1349046309;PsychoticBoy;searching -249473;1349046314;OneEyed;16:24:23* EskimoBob | OneEyed: you manage the FDBF? Do you guys use any accounting or portfolio management software? │@assbot -249472;1349046331;mircea_popescu;in general using something is a good ideea. -249471;1349046350;mircea_popescu;gnucash for instance -249470;1349046353;OneEyed;(was 14:24 UTC today) -249469;1349046353;PsychoticBoy;we use formulas in google docs spreadsheet, and fill in manualy -249468;1349046392;mircea_popescu;fdbf is PsychoticBoy + paladon no ? -249467;1349046400;PsychoticBoy;yes -249466;1349046421;PsychoticBoy;we both control FDBF -249465;1349046431;mircea_popescu;can i see your portofolio somewhere ? -249464;1349046437;OneEyed;And you seem to do a pretty fucking job. Nice returns + nice reporting -249463;1349046451;OneEyed;16:24:23* EskimoBob | OneEyed: you manage the FDBF? Do you guys use any accounting or portfolio management software? │@assbot -249462;1349046457;OneEyed;(sorry for the bad paste) -249461;1349046470;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AkzS_thDsmwudHVKcFdMRXg5cjY3eklqNmxHeGlIeXc&single=true&gid=0&output=html -249460;1349046484;PsychoticBoy;thanks OneEyed ;) -249459;1349046497;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: I happened to have it open in my browser -249458;1349046515;mircea_popescu;~500 btc total capital ? -249457;1349046546;PsychoticBoy;I am paying div in a couple a minutes, spreadsheet will be adapted first thing in the morning -249456;1349046546;mircea_popescu;aha this is pretty nice actually. -249455;1349046560;mircea_popescu;see usagi, this is how setting the standards looks. -249454;1349046569;PsychoticBoy;cause its 22:09 over here -249453;1349046578;PsychoticBoy;:D -249452;1349046588;OneEyed;Oh yeah, I forgot you were in the same time zone as me -249451;1349046597;PsychoticBoy;learn from failures makes new companies a succes -249450;1349046627;mircea_popescu;what failures you mean ? -249449;1349046633;PsychoticBoy;NAV failures -249448;1349046643;OneEyed;I'm not sure they is much potential for growth though. Liquidity on GLBSE is so low, that you wouldn't know what to do with 10,000 BTC if you could sell all the shares -249447;1349046649;OneEyed;^they^there -249446;1349046653;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy suggestion ; put the numbers by the names on the right hand piechart -249445;1349046660;PsychoticBoy;and lack information to shareholdersw -249444;1349046664;mircea_popescu;not just on the piechart but also next to the symbols -249443;1349046664;PsychoticBoy;lack of -249442;1349046676;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 1 @ 0.48939999 BTC [+] -249441;1349046678;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 24 @ 0.4894 = 11.7456 BTC [+] -249440;1349046679;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 8 @ 0.4895 = 3.916 BTC [+] -249439;1349046680;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.B] 10 @ 0.49 = 4.9 BTC [+] -249438;1349046681;mircea_popescu;OneEyed he'd have to buy a mpex acct if he got 10k btc i guess. -249437;1349046688;PsychoticBoy;ok I will get into that mircea -249436;1349046693;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: yeah, probably -249435;1349046722;Guest71873;If he got 500 BTC he should have an MPEX account -249434;1349046725;PsychoticBoy;10k btc? -249433;1349046732;mircea_popescu;Guest71873 who're you ?! -249432;1349046741;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: didn't you want to sell 100k shares? -249431;1349046750;PsychoticBoy;yes, thats the plan -249430;1349046758;PsychoticBoy;all at 0.15 -249429;1349046764;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: oh, you're right, face value is .15, not .1, so 15kBTC -249428;1349046775;mircea_popescu;ouch you got 100 btc in fpgamining, isn't that awol ? -249427;1349046782;PsychoticBoy;hopefully eventually -249426;1349046799;Guest71873;a man who forgot to identify in time -249425;1349046802;PsychoticBoy;thats indeed a lot, selling them at a loss atm -249424;1349046802;mircea_popescu;what's jah, jwu's thing ? -249423;1349046816;PsychoticBoy;no rastapool i think -249422;1349046821;mircea_popescu;hm -249421;1349046851;Diablo-D3;so -249420;1349046859;Diablo-D3;did nefario commit suicide or not -249419;1349046864;mircea_popescu;what's "dividend sold assets" mean PsychoticBoy ? -249418;1349046864;Guest71873;lol -249417;1349046866;PsychoticBoy;verification on GLBSE means nothing these days, I can only get verified on 2 of 6 -249416;1349046869;mircea_popescu;;;seen nefario -249415;1349046870;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 0 hours, 14 minutes, and 32 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -249414;1349046885;PsychoticBoy;assets that were sold and also paid div that week -249413;1349046896;OneEyed;I wonder how much vescudero payed out of his own pocket to be able to pay all his investors back, and right in time. This was a tremendous service, but I bet this has been an awful loss for him. -249412;1349046916;mircea_popescu;OneEyed some k's went there yea -249411;1349046924;PsychoticBoy;I had some btc with vescudero but withdrawed a few months ago -249410;1349046931;mircea_popescu;he's not the only one paying out of pocket actually. there's abour a dozen people, so is/was goat -249409;1349046938;mircea_popescu;so was imsaguy, buncha ppl around ppts -249408;1349046964;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: yeah, but some of them had a chance to make a profit before. I think vescudero was just entering the btc game, so no profit to reinvest there. -249407;1349046977;Diablo-D3;6 fucking days man -249406;1349046978;mircea_popescu;ahaha completed loan poopidypoop! whoa btc statement sheets rule -249405;1349046980;Diablo-D3;6 FUCKING DAYS MAAAAAAAAAAN -249404;1349046996;Diablo-D3;woah he could have turned into a being of pure energy -249403;1349046998;Bugpowder_;Hes probably at that bitcoin conference -249402;1349047002;Bugpowder_;still -249401;1349047006;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder_: the one he already came home from? -249400;1349047009;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ lol like the ghostship ? -249399;1349047013;Diablo-D3;after doing like a ton of coke -249398;1349047026;mircea_popescu;what coke ? meth. coke is expensive. -249397;1349047058;PsychoticBoy;nice got some? -249396;1349047069;PsychoticBoy;FDBF dividends have been paid! -249395;1349047081;mircea_popescu;o glbse still doesn't announce divs huh -249394;1349047085;Bugpowder_;meth hurts about 10 times more afterwards -249393;1349047096;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: confirmed -249392;1349047119;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ sorta like glbse investing :D -249391;1349047130;mircea_popescu;btw do you know how to use ghost/release ? -249390;1349047136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 550 @ 0.00036498 = 0.2007 BTC [+] -249389;1349047138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00036436 = 3.1517 BTC [-] -249388;1349047169;Bugpowder_;not rly -249387;1349047179;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1039 @ 0.00044037 = 0.4575 BTC [+] -249386;1349047180;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4224 @ 0.00044037 = 1.8601 BTC [+] -249385;1349047181;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 941 @ 0.00044037 = 0.4144 BTC [+] -249384;1349047182;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 400 @ 0.00044037 = 0.1761 BTC [+] -249383;1349047183;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 600 @ 0.00044037 = 0.2642 BTC [+] -249382;1349047184;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 800 @ 0.00044037 = 0.3523 BTC [+] -249381;1349047184;mircea_popescu;you go /msg nickserv release password -249380;1349047185;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00044037 = 2.1578 BTC [+] -249379;1349047186;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4500 @ 0.00044037 = 1.9817 BTC [+] -249378;1349047187;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5890 @ 0.00044037 = 2.5938 BTC [+] -249377;1349047188;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 740 @ 0.00044037 = 0.3259 BTC [+] -249376;1349047189;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7300 @ 0.00044037 = 3.2147 BTC [+] -249375;1349047190;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3729 @ 0.00044037 = 1.6421 BTC [+] -249374;1349047191;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2614 @ 0.00044037 = 1.1511 BTC [+] -249373;1349047191;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3682 @ 0.00044037 = 1.6214 BTC [+] -249372;1349047192;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00044037 = 1.145 BTC [+] -249371;1349047194;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6041 @ 0.00044037 = 2.6603 BTC [+] -249370;1349047199;mircea_popescu;and you can then log in as your proper name -249369;1349047243;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 100 @ 0.00044037 = 0.044 BTC [+] -249368;1349047244;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4392 @ 0.00044037 = 1.9341 BTC [+] -249367;1349047245;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6100 @ 0.00044046 = 2.6868 BTC [+] -249366;1349047246;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5844 @ 0.00044192 = 2.5826 BTC [+] -249365;1349047247;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2700 @ 0.00044336 = 1.1971 BTC [+] -249364;1349047248;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9000 @ 0.00044891 = 4.0402 BTC [+] -249363;1349047249;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.00050725 = 0.1522 BTC [+] -249362;1349047251;Bugpowder;upgrade -249361;1349047251;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1600 @ 0.00051744 = 0.8279 BTC [+] -249360;1349047252;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4964 @ 0.00055755 = 2.7677 BTC [+] -249359;1349047276;Bugpowder;wow -249358;1349047300;pigeons;dividend day coming -249357;1349047370;Bugpowder;good luck getting out of that position -249356;1349047384;Bugpowder;sigh -249355;1349047452;pigeons;well i don't have any, i bought some a few days ago for the dividends but had to sell them because they are going for twice what i paid for them -249354;1349047472;pigeons;keeps happening with them -249353;1349047478;mircea_popescu;pigeons what is this ? -249352;1349047485;pigeons;F.GIGA.ETF -249351;1349047495;mircea_popescu;you bought them for 25 ?! -249350;1349047499;pigeons;yes -249349;1349047502;mircea_popescu;wowza. good deal. -249348;1349047516;pigeons;and 33 too -249347;1349047525;Bugpowder;you are welcom -249346;1349047536;mircea_popescu;lol what you sold ? -249345;1349047547;pigeons;44 or something -249344;1349047552;mircea_popescu;dude i thought i was supposed to be trading with myself, stop coming forward and claiming trades -249343;1349047563;Bugpowder;I sold 875,000 shares -249342;1349047576;Bugpowder;down to 28 -249341;1349047579;Bugpowder;oops -249340;1349047603;pigeons;i just had to counter Bugpowder's opinion on that "good luck" cause i disagree -249339;1349047627;Bugpowder;GLBSE's SEC meltdown caused the bounce -249338;1349047636;Bugpowder;people shifting assets over -249337;1349047637;pigeons;well yeah -249336;1349047707;mircea_popescu;what sense does that make ? -249335;1349047719;mircea_popescu;giga is sec-proof-er than others ? -249334;1349047742;Bugpowder;MPEX is more SEC proof -249333;1349047758;Bugpowder;All the pass thrus -249332;1349047764;pigeons;when glbse goes down, more chance giga pays via mirce than nefario -249331;1349047765;Bugpowder;of ponzis -249330;1349047767;Bugpowder;are there -249329;1349047799;pigeons;but mircea's gigas are actually held via glbse -249328;1349047799;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106393.msg1167917#msg1167917 who was asking for pot company ? -249327;1349047832;Bugpowder;he -249326;1349047835;Bugpowder;o yyea -249325;1349047865;PsychoticBoy;I live in the Netherlands so I could make a pot company ( LEGALLY) -249324;1349047866;Bugpowder;well, this a market of imperfect investors and information. -249323;1349047867;mircea_popescu;"Have you considered using GLBSE for this fundraising operation? I would be hesitant to just send you some bitcoins, but if you were verified on GLBSE and offered an IPO I would definitely invest." -249322;1349047873;mircea_popescu;i like this mindset :D -249321;1349047936;PsychoticBoy;wow I will set up a growing plan for my weed stock, I ll grow and sell and give shareholders a piece of the profit -249320;1349047948;PsychoticBoy;nice -249319;1349047957;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy pay in kind. -249318;1349047958;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.60949993 = 1.8285 BTC [-] -249317;1349047960;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.60949994 BTC [+] -249316;1349047960;mircea_popescu;send leaves through the mail -249315;1349047960;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6095 BTC [+] -249314;1349047961;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 0.6097 = 6.7067 BTC [+] -249313;1349047991;PsychoticBoy;sure, whats your address? 10$ a gram, ok? -249312;1349048006;mircea_popescu;lol -249311;1349048010;mircea_popescu;i don't even smoke -249310;1349048025;PsychoticBoy;I can buy legally here in a coffeeshop -249309;1349048032;PsychoticBoy;Me neither -249308;1349048034;mircea_popescu;i know, i visit holland ocasionally. -249307;1349048043;PsychoticBoy;nice :D -249306;1349048053;kakobrekla;we should have a meet there -249305;1349048062;mircea_popescu;might be an ideea, tho not in the winter -249304;1349048067;mircea_popescu;winter there sux -249303;1349048070;PsychoticBoy;sure, you can all just come over -249302;1349048085;mircea_popescu;actually belgrade would be an ideea -249301;1349048085;PsychoticBoy;rain and about 2C -249300;1349048092;OneEyed;I spent two weeks in Amsterdam this summer, that was nice -249299;1349048097;mircea_popescu;its a nice town, it's cheap and warm. -249298;1349048103;jurov;[GLBSE][S.HASH] Dividend of 5.622 kg sent to notional float of 100000 shares. -249297;1349048106;grubles;mircea_popescu, what was that python script for mpex commands? -249296;1349048107;kakobrekla;theres a small bitcoin conference in slovenia next week -249295;1349048107;grubles;pympex? -249294;1349048112;mircea_popescu;grubles yup -249293;1349048124;mircea_popescu;why small and why next weke! -249292;1349048124;grubles;ok thx -249291;1349048127;kakobrekla;where bitstamp will buy me a coke. -249290;1349048130;mircea_popescu;i can't travel on a week's notice ffs -249289;1349048145;PsychoticBoy;oeh slovenia, its to far, the btc conference was quite nice and boring though -249288;1349048164;kakobrekla;PsychoticBoy, same distance from here to NL than from NL to here -249287;1349048169;kakobrekla;i guess NL is far, not slovenia. -249286;1349048198;PsychoticBoy;NL > Slovenia ~5000KM -249285;1349048204;mircea_popescu;nowai ?! -249284;1349048217;PsychoticBoy;wait Ill ask google -249283;1349048225;kakobrekla;hm -249282;1349048226;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: would you be able to sell to aliens starting 2013? -249281;1349048233;kakobrekla;i done that road couple of times -249280;1349048237;mircea_popescu;1000 km from amsterdam to ljubliana -249279;1349048237;jurov;5k km? loooool -249278;1349048239;kakobrekla;12-14 hrs -249277;1349048257;kakobrekla;could be less -249276;1349048260;kakobrekla;depends how you drive -249275;1349048272;mircea_popescu;anyway not 5k -249274;1349048275;PsychoticBoy;ok then i am able to take that trip in my subaru -249273;1349048279;mircea_popescu;not unless you go through istanbul -249272;1349048284;kakobrekla;lol -249271;1349048300;PsychoticBoy;nice holiday in Turkye ±D -249270;1349048314;mircea_popescu;ya, turkey is nice in the winter -249269;1349048321;mircea_popescu;december on bosphorus! -249268;1349048414;PsychoticBoy; PsychoticBoy: would you be able to sell to aliens starting 2013? -249267;1349048416;PsychoticBoy;??? -249266;1349048416;kakobrekla;meh -249265;1349048421;kakobrekla;as long as im inside -249264;1349048428;kakobrekla;i dont care if its winter or summer -249263;1349048438;kakobrekla;or if its prague or adam -249262;1349048440;PsychoticBoy;what guanja -249261;1349048470;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: yeah, you can't sell weed to foreigners any more, could you sell parts of weed production? -249260;1349048500;PsychoticBoy;I can sell to foreigners, just vacuum and post it -249259;1349048501;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 15 @ 0.00979 = 0.1469 BTC [-] -249258;1349048502;OneEyed;I don't know what the new law (I don't even know if it's a law in fact) covers -249257;1349048524;PsychoticBoy;only you take the risk, here its legal -249256;1349048562;kakobrekla;are you an experienced grower? -249255;1349048592;PsychoticBoy;not really I grow 5 plants in my garden legally but can buy great quality at the coffeshop -249254;1349048607;kakobrekla;but coffee shop prices are scam -249253;1349048612;PsychoticBoy;yep -249252;1349048620;PsychoticBoy;6-12eur a gram -249251;1349048652;kakobrekla;so -249250;1349048658;kakobrekla;why would anyone buy that -249249;1349048663;PsychoticBoy;better than at silk road -249248;1349048668;PsychoticBoy;and thats for sure -249247;1349048669;kakobrekla;plus pay your costs for shipping and handlig -249246;1349048702;PsychoticBoy;I dont rweally offer it, but since i live in the Netherlands all can buy from me if they wish -249245;1349048717;kakobrekla;ok -249244;1349048739;PsychoticBoy;and yes, you pay handling and shipping -249243;1349048747;OneEyed;Define handling :) -249242;1349048749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00036596 = 2.3787 BTC [+] -249241;1349048752;PsychoticBoy;so ~1 btc a gram -249240;1349048762;PsychoticBoy;packet and posting -249239;1349048845;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 23 @ 0.000128 = 0.0029 BTC [-] -249238;1349049378;mircea_popescu;well... i got some very nice garden mint. -249237;1349049528;PsychoticBoy;ok nice, good in my tea or just to chew on -249236;1346457722;mircea_popescu;We are seeking a total of $1.5 million dollars over the next three years with an initial need for $350,000 -249235;1346457726;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106393.0 -249234;1346457732;mircea_popescu;srsly, what's everyone's take on thsi guy ? -249233;1346457982;Ignatius-otc;not-for-profit (communist) regimen. We believe in CAPITALISM in Colorado. -249232;1346457985;Ignatius-otc;lawl -249231;1346458040;mircea_popescu;mmmyea -249230;1346458148;Ignatius-otc;well, interesting read. I won't be investing anytime soon with that individual. -249229;1346458196;Ignatius-otc;wonder what the license will cost -249228;1346458241;Cylta;Mircea , who paying for options on mpex? (In case of they were profitable) -249227;1346458266;mircea_popescu;Cylta there's a bond system, let me find you the link -249226;1346458292;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -249225;1346458300;mircea_popescu;read that whole thing it details the workings of mpoe -249224;1346458326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00036436 = 5.7933 BTC [-] -249223;1346458336;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-bot the ideea itself may have merit, and he;'s hitting on some nice sales points with civil disobedfience et all -249222;1346458342;mircea_popescu;just... im wondering how legit he is. -249221;1346458420;dub;Whether or not I ultimately develop a bitcoin bank-like marijuana commercial loan lending service -249220;1346458423;dub;wat -249219;1346458433;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -249218;1346458455;Bugpowder;omg what idiot just sold NYAN.A for 0.9 -249217;1346458472;Ignatius-otc;I recall seeing many of his posts throughout btctalk. Even still it doesn't come across to me as an honest business proposal. Large startup costs with little info. Of course, it's only a matter of time before growing and distribution are legalized -249216;1346458483;Ignatius-otc;somebody will profit, i guess phillip morris? -249215;1346458484;mircea_popescu;dub i dunno. -249214;1346458507;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-bot still, if you started a largeish farm i could see 1mn sunk into it -249213;1346458519;mircea_popescu;even if it's just a guy-and-his-gf type of op -249212;1346458520;Bugpowder;sure -249211;1346458549;Bugpowder;but why do they need capital from bitcoin market? -249210;1346458563;Ignatius-otc;yes but if I go to get a loan I need to provide something showing why I need the amount I claim to need -249209;1346458568;mircea_popescu;now that is the odd part. he says cause we're philosophically aliogned. -249208;1346458577;OneEyed;:) -249207;1346458580;mircea_popescu;problem is, we're economically unalligned, if btc goes way up he's way fucked. -249206;1346458608;mircea_popescu;obviously he could get options to hedge, but still. -249205;1346458608;Bugpowder;I think any legit producer can get investment easily from non-bitcoin denominated things -249204;1346458623;mircea_popescu;me too, especially if he has the sense to manage a 1mn dollar hydroponics farm -249203;1346458629;Ignatius-otc;mircea_popescu, have you created a glbse short asset yet -249202;1346458632;mircea_popescu;he should have the sense to write a pretty decent business proposal -249201;1346458641;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-bot asset no. i just do it on my own account. -249200;1346458644;dub;he can just denominate in USD? -249199;1346458656;mircea_popescu;dub if he does then buying it would be divesting btc. who wants that ? -249198;1346458692;mircea_popescu;(btw i am shocked, shocked i say at the unseemly volume of actual financial discussion taking place in thsi chan of late) -249197;1346458701;dub;well you still get returns -249196;1346458704;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13467854193.jpg have a girl. -249195;1346458707;dub;presumably -249194;1346458745;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: this is the first time I come to this channel, are you saying the volume of financial discussion went up recently? -249193;1346458752;OneEyed;(I cannot tell if you are sarcastic or serious) -249192;1346458757;mircea_popescu;OneEyed i was dead serious. -249191;1346458762;OneEyed;Oh -249190;1346458793;mircea_popescu;well the unseemly part was sarcastic. -249189;1346458794;kakobrekla;I think its just a bubble. -249188;1346458798;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -249187;1346458802;OneEyed;Eheh -249186;1346458825;Ignatius-otc;kakobrekla, have you posted a thread to btctalk yet about the new service? -249185;1346458845;mircea_popescu;actually, kakobrekla, some reports ? what'stotal volume processed yet ? -249184;1346458857;kakobrekla;no, i will open the page for public tomorrow but btctalk annoucment will wait a few more days -249183;1346458862;Bugpowder;no I think we have reached an inflection point -249182;1346458867;kakobrekla;wait -249181;1346458873;kakobrekla;which service are you asking me again of? -249180;1346458879;kakobrekla;bit4x goes tomorrow -249179;1346458890;Ignatius-otc;ok well please link it here I get lost wading through btctalk drama -249178;1346458892;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla smpake -249177;1346458909;kakobrekla;its on the bottom of the page -249176;1346458910;kakobrekla;Completed txs: 264 | Completed txs vol: 1289 BTC -249175;1346458913;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc stop trolling and lieing and demonizing drama! -249174;1346458919;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla wow pretty good! -249173;1346458926;kakobrekla;well so-so -249172;1346458934;mircea_popescu;not even a month yet or is it ? -249171;1346458937;kakobrekla;i need to add mpex and others -249170;1346458940;kakobrekla;it will get better -249169;1346458953;kakobrekla;it might be especially useful in mpex case -249168;1346458956;kakobrekla;we'll see. -249167;1346458966;kakobrekla;no i think its not a month yet -249166;1346458974;kakobrekla;or maybe around -249165;1346458979;kakobrekla;would need to check that -249164;1346459010;mircea_popescu;9/30/12 -249163;1346459010;mircea_popescu;Effective immediately, -249162;1346459010;mircea_popescu;I am defaulting on my BDK.BND debt. -249161;1346459012;mircea_popescu;o glorious -249160;1346459021;mircea_popescu;i never shorted that one :( -249159;1346459023;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: you're late -249158;1346459029;mircea_popescu;fuckall! -249157;1346459043;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: he still plans to reimburse everything -249156;1346459061;OneEyed;(even if I think he should better borrow to buy his own debt at a discount, since people will panic sell) -249155;1346459064;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, 5 weeks -249154;1346459067;Ignatius-otc;things have been disgusting lately -249153;1346459071;kakobrekla;times does fly fast -249152;1346459073;mircea_popescu;I previously intended to empty my non-legal wife's (we personally consider ourselves married, but legally, we are individual and thus have rights we'd otherwise forfeit) 401(k). I obviously did not want to do this, but it became clear it was necessary as I was looking at $200-250/wk interest on this single debt while having been financially raped by loans to various members of the community -249151;1346459095;mircea_popescu;apparently planning is not something these forum finance wizards dabble in. -249150;1346459138;Ignatius-otc;I'm sorry he is having troubles but that lady needs to leave. -249149;1346459144;Bugpowder;I was just copying that to paste it here -249148;1346459145;mircea_popescu;when the girl was telling him THE EXACT THING months ago... he was all tail up. -249147;1346459157;mircea_popescu;im getting so sick of it.. -249146;1346459177;mircea_popescu;everybody on the forum should be forced to suckle her toes daily for weeks. -249145;1346459226;Bugpowder;Kluge, bro, close the computer, and pretend it never happened. -249144;1346459320;Bugpowder;"If you are coming for a visit, I would like at least a voice message a day or two prior. Harm toward family's off-limits, and I would physically object to bodily harm which may result in my stay in a hospital, as that'd further impede repayment. I am armed, so please keep ideas of physical violence in check." -249143;1346459328;mircea_popescu;... -249142;1346459337;mircea_popescu;this guy's such a nitwit ffs. -249141;1346459476;Bugpowder;Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, Or what's a heaven for? -249140;1346459495;Bugpowder;I guess his grasp did not actually include his girlfriend's retirement account -249139;1346459497;mircea_popescu;yaright. -249138;1346459509;mircea_popescu;dude, and i told him to get the fuck off his dragon -249137;1346459528;mircea_popescu;i can kinda spot a clerk pretending he's a banker and an apprentice pretending he;s a mage. -249136;1346459835;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10100001 BTC [+] -249135;1346459836;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.101 = 0.404 BTC [-] -249134;1346459837;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.10045 = 0.3014 BTC [-] -249133;1346459839;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 4 @ 0.10035 = 0.4014 BTC [-] -249132;1346459840;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 22 @ 0.10015 = 2.2033 BTC [-] -249131;1346459841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18350 @ 0.00036436 = 6.686 BTC [-] -249130;1346459842;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 6 @ 0.09802 = 0.5881 BTC [-] -249129;1346459843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.0003636 = 1.9089 BTC [-] -249128;1346459844;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 30 @ 0.098001 = 2.94 BTC [-] -249127;1346459845;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 14 @ 0.092 = 1.288 BTC [-] -249126;1346459846;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.09002 = 0.18 BTC [-] -249125;1346459847;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 10 @ 0.09 = 0.9 BTC [-] -249124;1346459947;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 6 @ 0.149253 = 0.8955 BTC [+] -249123;1346460082;OneEyed;Ehh, that trade must be my shares, 6 shares closer to GLBSE outdoors -249122;1346460177;PsychoticBoy;:D my shares at .15 will come next -249121;1346460186;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: :) -249120;1346460247;OneEyed;I don't understand buyers sometimes, two hours before he/she would have got the dividends as well -249119;1346460258;PsychoticBoy;indeed, suckers -249118;1346460260;OneEyed;33 shares left, and I'm GLBSE free -249117;1346460278;mircea_popescu;maybe that's when payment cleared or who knows -249116;1346460280;PsychoticBoy;I do think GLBSE will survive -249115;1346460282;Bugpowder;because as soon as dividend is paid, price drops = to dividend payment -249114;1346460290;Bugpowder;in a liquid market at least -249113;1346460302;mircea_popescu;slippage on glbse is 10x any dividends anyway -249112;1346460310;OneEyed;Bugpowder: not here - I sold 5 shares just before and 6 shared just after the dividend, same price -249111;1346460325;Bugpowder;in a liquid market where people are paying attention -249110;1346460337;PsychoticBoy;I paid 0.00155 a share -249109;1346460343;Bugpowder;like an real stock market -249108;1346460343;PsychoticBoy;div -249107;1346460358;mircea_popescu;0.1% ? -249106;1346460370;OneEyed;1.1% -249105;1346460377;PsychoticBoy;no more than 1% -249104;1346460382;OneEyed;(or my spreadsheet is wrong) -249103;1346460382;mircea_popescu;.py 0.149253/ 0.00155 -249102;1346460383;markac;96.2922580645 -249101;1346460392;mircea_popescu;um -249100;1346460397;mircea_popescu;.py 0.00155 / 0.149253 -249099;1346460398;markac;0.0103850508867 -249098;1346460400;mircea_popescu;aha -249097;1346460442;PsychoticBoy;not bad for a fund -249096;1346460464;mircea_popescu;per month this is ? -249095;1346460477;PsychoticBoy;better than most funds like DMC ( not a mining company more a fund) BMF, M.ETF etc -249094;1346460484;PsychoticBoy;weekly -249093;1346460490;mircea_popescu;a weekly it's pretty good yes. -249092;1346460503;mircea_popescu;MPBOR is 5.1% atm, but that involves some risk. -249091;1346460507;mircea_popescu;difficult to compare risk profiles. -249090;1346460529;PsychoticBoy;FDBF is less risk more mining profit, some loans -249089;1346460533;OneEyed;What's good here is that even the recent loan defaults don't affect the dividends -249088;1346460552;PsychoticBoy;We re going to put up a motion tpo buy BTCFPGA asic miners -249087;1346460553;OneEyed;Just the NAV and future liquidity usable by the fund -249086;1346460563;Cylta;Mircea, I think you should make everything a bit simpler with your bonds and stocks... -249085;1346460564;mircea_popescu;OneEyed how's that work ? -249084;1346460571;mircea_popescu;Cylta anything specific ? -249083;1346460573;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.6779 BTC [-] -249082;1346460594;Bugpowder;I guess his IceHill investment is what did him in... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0Ao892S4MOoDZdGZSbjJVd1ZTbFVLZE5aRE95bE91NVE&gid=1 -249081;1346460594;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: a defaulting loan doesn't affect the existing number of shares of GLBSE assets, only the net value of the fund -249080;1346460604;PsychoticBoy;indeed -249079;1346460616;mircea_popescu;OneEyed so dividend not linked to nav ? -249078;1346460630;PsychoticBoy;also defaulted loans are repaired by the growt fund -249077;1346460643;OneEyed;Nope, AFAICS dividends for the fund are made of dividends of the held assets -249076;1346460650;mircea_popescu;da fuck is icehikll -249075;1346460651;OneEyed;Right PsychoticBoy ? -249074;1346460655;PsychoticBoy;yep -249073;1346460661;PsychoticBoy;mostly -249072;1346460664;mircea_popescu;so then if something defaults, less dividends. -249071;1346460675;PsychoticBoy;and repaid laons/ interest -249070;1346460677;OneEyed;If an asset defaults, less dividends. If a loan defaults, less liquidity -249069;1346460681;Bugpowder;Wait -- what? What's Icehill? Please pardon us for having to make so many early announcements. Icehill is the name for what will be a publicly registered company in Iceland. Icehill handles all the implementations of software designed by RingCoin (Kronos, Hermes, ZipConf, and other projects in queue). It is not registered right now. The project leader is heading to Iceland shortly to talk to a lawyer working for Iceland's do -249068;1346460684;mircea_popescu;OneEyed aha -249067;1346460696;OneEyed;(and less future investments, less fund growth, etc.) -249066;1346460697;Bugpowder;4000BTC loss on Icehill -249065;1346460698;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder o, ofcourse kronos bs did him in -249064;1346460708;mircea_popescu;you want me to have the girl dig up the posts where she was telling him so ? -249063;1346460716;mircea_popescu;weeks ago or w/e -249062;1346460723;PsychoticBoy;We are very transperant (FDBF) we have NO secrets -249061;1346460752;OneEyed;If I change my mind about GLBSE, I'll buy FDBF again, but probably for lower than I sold it :) -249060;1346460757;PsychoticBoy;we are NOT stealing your precious coins, we are really investing them -249059;1346460767;mircea_popescu;he had 86 btc in bvps ?! -249058;1346460775;PsychoticBoy;not me -249057;1346460780;mircea_popescu;nono, kludge -249056;1346460801;PsychoticBoy;no 11 btc -249055;1346460809;PsychoticBoy;sold for ~6 -249054;1346460809;mircea_popescu;1k in tygrr... nefario sure helped him -249053;1346460840;Cylta;Simple explanation at least would be nice. For example: bonds get everything first, but only defined piece of profit. Stocks get the rest of profit. -249052;1346460876;PsychoticBoy;kludge is feeling the pinch -249051;1346460880;mircea_popescu;wait, he had 86 btc in bvps that was STOLEN !? -249050;1346460885;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYeLrcWFitY -249049;1346460897;PsychoticBoy;some poeple get away with everything -249048;1346460899;mircea_popescu;Cylta a, but it's built like this for a reason. -249047;1346460904;PsychoticBoy;people -249046;1346460908;Bugpowder;That was my favorite trading video of all time -249045;1346460964;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you know the one where athene noob gets owned in poker tourney ? -249044;1346460972;Bugpowder;nop -249043;1346460985;Bugpowder;the best part about that video is he blows up his account -249042;1346460991;Cylta;Mircea I understand the reason, but I only mean that this explanation is shorter :-) -249041;1346460994;Bugpowder;then SP rallies the next day hard -249040;1346461006;Bugpowder;would have made profit if he didn't get margined -249039;1346461051;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.97 = 2.91 BTC [+] -249038;1346461060;mircea_popescu;Cylta yea, i think you pretty much got it. bonds get x% first, then shareholders. if theres a loss bonds pay. -249037;1346461065;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder :D -249036;1346461107;Bugpowder;I only played in one tourney. Won a 29 seater, made $1000 at Red Rocks. Quit while ahead -249035;1346461125;Bugpowder;seals doesn't count -249034;1346461235;mircea_popescu;lemem dig it -249033;1346461282;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.49979999 BTC [+] -249032;1346461288;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwYLuHOsLks -249031;1346461341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.0003636 = 0.7817 BTC [-] -249030;1346461343;mircea_popescu;yabmc is also sour is it ? -249029;1346461367;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4998 BTC [+] -249028;1346461520;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [+] -249027;1346461652;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -249026;1346461688;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 180 @ 0.0034 = 0.612 BTC [+] -249025;1346461690;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 10 @ 0.00999999 = 0.1 BTC [+] -249024;1346462737;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10300001 = 0.206 BTC [-] -249023;1346462739;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.103 BTC [-] -249022;1346462740;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10120001 = 0.2024 BTC [-] -249021;1346462741;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1012 = 1.012 BTC [-] -249020;1346462742;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10115 BTC [-] -249019;1346462743;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1011 BTC [-] -249018;1346462744;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -249017;1346462745;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 332 @ 0.101 = 33.532 BTC [-] -249016;1346462779;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 0.87999999 BTC [+] -249015;1346462780;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 34 @ 0.88 = 29.92 BTC [+] -249014;1346462782;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 5 @ 0.88 = 4.4 BTC [+] -249013;1346462848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24300 @ 0.00036092 = 8.7704 BTC [-] -249012;1346463052;mircea_popescu;OneEyed btw were you invested in hashking ? -249011;1346463157;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: yeah, for around 27 BTC -249010;1346463180;mircea_popescu;not as terrible as many. -249009;1346463214;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: I pressed charges when he didn't answer by PM nor reimburse me (it's free to start criminal charges here, no need for a lawyer) -249008;1346463226;OneEyed;And puff, magic, I got reimbursed less than one hour after I told him so -249007;1346463232;mircea_popescu;that's the case pretty much everywhere. -249006;1346463251;OneEyed;But, according to his PM (since he now answered my PM), I was next in line anyway -249005;1346463253;mircea_popescu;you just need to get your lazy ass to the da's office/police station and file. -249004;1346463257;OneEyed;So I didn't pursue the charges -249003;1346463271;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: not even, a simple letter is enough, which describes the facts -249002;1346463284;mircea_popescu;well that'd be fileing -249001;1346463292;OneEyed;Yup -249000;1346463292;mircea_popescu;you can file by letter in the us too. -248999;1346463336;OneEyed;And when the DA will get back to me, I'll just drop the charges and won't confirm them since the issue is now moot -248998;1346463383;mircea_popescu;yeah. in 2013 sometime -248997;1346463385;mircea_popescu;summer-ish -248996;1346463394;OneEyed;Eheh, no, this part is quite fast usually, 3 or 4 weeks -248995;1346463432;mircea_popescu;a, good for them then -248994;1346463445;mircea_popescu;i thought france was horrible -248993;1346463447;OneEyed;Since it may start the investigation by the cybercrime police unit, it must be fast. The part after the evidence has been gathered takes much more time, before the actual prosecution happens -248992;1346463469;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: it is to get a final decision -248991;1346463481;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: but the investigation gets started pretty fast usually -248990;1346463497;OneEyed;AFK, talk to you later, 'night -248989;1346463498;mircea_popescu;these must be the sarkozy improvements -248988;1346463500;mircea_popescu;later. -248987;1346463675;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.0144 BTC [-] -248986;1346463707;dub;pretty sure I was the first person to call usagi a scammer -248985;1346463717;dub;clearly I deserve some form of bounty -248984;1346463737;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 1 @ 0.01424 BTC [-] -248983;1346463791;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 10 @ 0.0113 = 0.113 BTC [-] -248982;1346463919;mircea_popescu;dub i can't give you one, EskimoBob is already getting all of it. -248981;1346463940;assbot;[GLBSE] [SS] 88 @ 0.0112 = 0.9856 BTC [-] -248980;1346463943;Obsi;usagi did a runner? -248979;1346463954;mircea_popescu;Obsi just a little imploding -248978;1346463969;Obsi;seems everything on GLBSE is -248977;1346463985;kakobrekla;;;seen usagi -248976;1346463985;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 hours, 53 minutes, and 20 seconds ago: Patrick's fund has nothing to do with NYAN.A tho. -248975;1346463987;Obsi;bitcoin jenga! -248974;1346463988;Bugpowder;everything but gigamining -248973;1346464012;Obsi;even giga is low off it's highs -248972;1346464022;Obsi;look at volume of everything -248971;1346464038;Obsi;now's your chance to make mpex usable mircea_popescu -248970;1346464038;Bugpowder;well pirate sucks out most of the money -248969;1346464047;Bugpowder;then mining stocks deacying -248968;1346464052;Bugpowder;then SEC investigation -248967;1346464062;mircea_popescu;Obsi ty, but it doesn't seem like anyone has a choice. glbse is going away. now's everyone's change to learn gpg. -248966;1346464063;Bugpowder;I don't think GLBSE is going to survive -248965;1346464089;Obsi;;;seen nefario -248964;1346464089;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 2 hours, 48 minutes, and 10 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -248963;1346464091;Bugpowder;If gigamining bails, its game over -248962;1346464107;Bugpowder;that is the only reason I have assets there -248961;1346464111;PsychoticBoy;who wow ow wo My asset ABM is real and FDBF is real -248960;1346464114;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder doesn't really look like he'll bail. -248959;1346464152;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy very hard life for a fund man. -248958;1346464164;PsychoticBoy;yes :( -248957;1346464166;knotwork;scams are probably usually looking for "unsophisticated investors" so hopefully will tend to flock to the insecure but lowest common denominator appeal web-based platforms -248956;1346464177;mircea_popescu;knotwork you think ? -248955;1346464182;knotwork;I hope -248954;1346464203;mircea_popescu;hey, you markm on the forum ? -248953;1346464208;Bugpowder;they will go wherever they are allowed to list -248952;1346464211;mircea_popescu;o tyes you are -248951;1346464216;mircea_popescu;well, how's ot coming along ? -248950;1346464219;knotwork;yes, WHOIS knotwork.com, WHOIS knotwork.net -248949;1346464248;PsychoticBoy;so usagi is ascmmer in the eyes of the community -248948;1346464252;knotwork;You could join us in #opentransactions to watch progress live -248947;1346464256;PsychoticBoy;scammer* -248946;1346464275;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy well, he's just an awful manager -248945;1346464282;mircea_popescu;knotwork ya but i hate multi channing -248944;1346464289;knotwork;Mostly so far though there are so few people with clients that most activity on the/my (the only) server is using me as data entry clerk -248943;1346464303;mircea_popescu;haha -248942;1346464310;Obsi;is there a reason OT couldn't be made decentralized and fully P2P? Maybe using the blockchain to agree on things -248941;1346464313;PsychoticBoy;almost the same, btc gone in a scam of awful management results in the same: no btc -248940;1346464319;PsychoticBoy;*or -248939;1346464321;mircea_popescu;i was talking with da2ce773 a while bakc about getting a test server oince the thing is production ready -248938;1346464326;knotwork;like the Brits tell me, please send #### of asset Y to Martians, Martians tell me please send so many of asset X to Brits, etc -248937;1346464340;da2ce773;:) -248936;1346464347;PsychoticBoy;but im of to bed, good night all -248935;1346464350;mircea_popescu;nn -248934;1346464358;da2ce773;midnightmagic: knotwork has been running a server for ages now :) -248933;1346464358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16733 @ 0.00036092 = 6.0393 BTC [-] -248932;1346464359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12694 @ 0.00035878 = 4.5544 BTC [-] -248931;1346464362;Bugpowder;PsychoticBoy well he does misrepresent his asset values -248930;1346464366;da2ce773;** mircea_popescu -248929;1346464383;mircea_popescu;da2ce773 wouldja say it actually is at a point where it can be deployed ? -248928;1346464404;knotwork;or, they tell me what they want their scripted offers to be, like have the script offer to buy at 97% on scale 1, 98% on scale 10, 99% on scale 100 -248927;1346464420;Obsi;why isn't that all automated? -248926;1346464421;Ignatius-otc;mircea_popescu, is this accurate: http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#13 ? the bit about affiliates and a 5 btc rebate? -248925;1346464422;mircea_popescu;knotwork how would i connect to the server ? -248924;1346464445;mircea_popescu;yes Ignatius-otc, you might also want to give a look at -248923;1346464449;mircea_popescu;.g mpex dev talk -248922;1346464450;markac;mircea_popescu: http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-devtalk/ -248921;1346464454;knotwork;with a client (or using ot script language). what operating system do you use? -248920;1346464462;da2ce773;hmm... it isn't a just a clean 'deploy and everything will work forever stage'.. there will be bugs, and it will need maintance/FellowTraveler/I will have to develop patches for your issues. -248919;1346464480;mircea_popescu;knotwork ubuntu -248918;1346464491;da2ce773;almost everyday we work with knotwork solving issues. -248917;1346464500;da2ce773;*hence his server is still up and running. -248916;1346464531;knotwork;ok well in ubunto you should be able to git clone the OT repo and the Moneychanger repo and build OT using configure etc and Moneychanger using netbeans -248915;1346464537;mircea_popescu;da2ce773 what'd be a reasonable server to run it on ? do you have it on a vps atm ? -248914;1346464542;knotwork;or probably use a pre-build Moneychanger jar -248913;1346464552;mircea_popescu;knotwork i don't want to build the server tho, just a client -248912;1346464557;da2ce773;mircea_popescu: you prob want 2 dedi cores. -248911;1346464564;knotwork;I would never run financial server on third party hosting -248910;1346464574;mircea_popescu;knotwork this'd be a test thing -248909;1346464580;knotwork;it is on my machine right here behind my steel plated door -248908;1346464592;mircea_popescu;o, you actually have money on it as it is ? -248907;1346464597;da2ce773;ya -248906;1346464603;da2ce773;I have some dBTC -248905;1346464612;mircea_popescu;i see -248904;1346464622;knotwork;mircea, the OT build builds the .so dynamic libs that the client needs to dynamically link to -248903;1346464650;knotwork;the guts are all in the API libraries, the actual GUI client just uses the java API library which is compiled from C++ code -248902;1346464659;mircea_popescu;you use java ?! -248901;1346464669;da2ce773;the windows client is almost super-easy to install now (on windows). -248900;1346464671;knotwork;the test/reference GUI is in java -248899;1346464681;mircea_popescu;well that sucks -248898;1346464697;knotwork;however the OT also comes with "opentxs" command that executes OT script language -248897;1346464702;da2ce773;:S well java dosn't suck if you do it right... look at multibit -248896;1346464708;knotwork;so you can do everything from the commandline in OT script -248895;1346464726;knotwork;opentxs command also goes into OT shell type mode if not told a command to run -248894;1346464788;knotwork;basically installing OT having configured it with --with-java will put a java otapi library in /usr/local/lib -248893;1346464810;mircea_popescu;hm -248892;1346464821;knotwork;then when you fire up the java client you tell it where to find that otapi-java library (the dir, /usr/local/lib) and it uses it -248891;1346464838;knotwork;(and remembers in future where to look for the lib) -248890;1346464893;knotwork;oh and what confuses many people is you also have to tell it an image path, to an image it is to display any time it asks for password, so no phisher will know what image to show you to make a convincing fake password-entry popup to pretend is coming from your OT -248889;1346464933;mircea_popescu;hm -248888;1346464933;da2ce773;there is a few levels to OT. c++ (otlib) <- the core of OT, everything depends on this. c++ (otapi) <- bindings to the core. java (otapi-java) <- java bindings for the api -248887;1346464984;knotwork;the password crap is a real pain for scripts -248886;1346464998;da2ce773;should be solved soon tho.... -248885;1346464999;da2ce773;:S -248884;1346465019;dub;what level OT are you? -248883;1346465024;dub;tom cruise level? -248882;1346465031;knotwork;I cannot run the offers scripts for people in cron because even with setting up the gnome keyring crap the keyring sometimes does not respond properly plus seems to lose everything at reboot too -248881;1346465033;da2ce773;dub: lol phantom level -248880;1346465082;mircea_popescu;so there's no simple way for me to talk to the ot server outside of installing soem (java including) client which i'd have to build ? -248879;1346465112;knotwork;no need for the java client you could use commandline thus only need OT itself -248878;1346465126;da2ce773;hmm... or just binding to the c++ code yourself -248877;1346465139;knotwork;someone recently built a package for one kind of Linux but not for Ubunto yet I think -248876;1346465149;mircea_popescu;and i depend upon this client for keeping my identity secure ? -248875;1346465157;da2ce773;but if you want to automate things any-way you are going to need to do a littlebit of programing. -248874;1346465187;da2ce773;the client could always talk via tor or localhost, or whaterever. -248873;1346465190;knotwork;the client encrypts a private key for each nym you create so yes it does the securing of the nyms aka identities -248872;1346465197;knotwork;is uses openssl -248871;1346465210;knotwork;so one could also use openssl directly to deal with them -248870;1346465221;mircea_popescu;so why can't i just pop an openssl up and talk to your server ? -248869;1346465225;mircea_popescu;aha -248868;1346465254;da2ce773;oh yeah... cypro is built-into OT from the ground up... so that is a forgoan conclusion. -248867;1346465261;knotwork;the talk with the server is using ssl encrpyted XZeroMQ transport protocol -248866;1346465293;knotwork;which I think itself uses tcp though might also be capable of udp we use it in tcp mode though I think -248865;1346465309;knotwork;ZMQ - ZeroMQ -248864;1346465332;mircea_popescu;they claim faster than tcp -248863;1346465344;mircea_popescu;but why nton protocol, when you only need n to 1 ? -248862;1346465354;knotwork;oh okay so maybe not layered on top of tcp then -248861;1346465376;knotwork;we maybe will use n-to-n for server federating? -248860;1346465377;da2ce773;well anyway, we just pass it over to zmq and forget about it... -248859;1346465388;da2ce773;we use zmq 2.0 not the 3.0 branch -248858;1346465396;knotwork;or for auto echo of all receipts sent to client to also go to a DHT ? -248857;1346465438;knotwork;also ZMQ supposedly handles packeting the messages etc so you can have a message up to some huge size like 2 gigs or something -248856;1346465455;knotwork;you just say send this and it worries about how -248855;1346465464;da2ce773;base64 encoded....ouch -248854;1346465468;mircea_popescu;ouch indeed -248853;1346465475;knotwork;to OT itself storage and transport are each encapsulated -248852;1346465478;mircea_popescu;what the fuck do you do on server end if ppl start sending 2gb lol -248851;1346465502;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 10 @ 0.22209339 = 2.2209 BTC [-] -248850;1346465510;da2ce773;mircea_popescu: it was a joke when knotwork was doing a sync with an account that had a automated trading bot. -248849;1346465512;knotwork;so it doesnt care what is in that black box, pull out ZMG substitute email and all OT should maybe need is to use much much longer timeouts to wait for replies -248848;1346465540;knotwork;s/ZMG/ZMQ/ -248847;1346465671;knotwork;anyway, on Ubunto you should just be able to install prepackaged for ubunto protobuf protocol buffers maybe which it also needs, and build and install ZMQ which likely is not part of Ubunto normal repos, oh and boost which is also in standard repos -248846;1346465679;knotwork;you probably already have openssl installed -248845;1346465700;knotwork;if you are used to the autotools build system it is easy to build -248844;1346465767;mircea_popescu;aha -248843;1346465793;knotwork;at least it is easy once you have ZMQ and protobufs and boost already -248842;1346465812;knotwork;no wait, it also wants chaiscript oops you have to get that from their git -248841;1346465850;knotwork;latest version of their old version, their new major version number starts needing weird extra newfangled C extentions or something that normal C++ does not have -248840;1346465892;knotwork;though we will soon move to that I guess for some of those newfangled stuff -248839;1346465921;knotwork;anyway one of the builders used Ubunto I believe so likely the instructions for Ubunto are pretty good -248838;1346465932;knotwork;Me I use Fedora but that is pretty similar -248837;1346465947;knotwork;Who wrote MPEX code? -248836;1346465968;knotwork;whoever did can likely get OT working -248835;1346465987;knotwork;unless all they know is shell script and HTML -248834;1346466033;mircea_popescu;knotwork it's not as much a problem of not being able to get it working -248833;1346466041;mircea_popescu;as it is a problem of the userbase. -248832;1346466051;mircea_popescu;people in general are barely able to get simple gpg off the ground -248831;1346466052;knotwork;is that dashing pirate shown at http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-devtalk/ mircea? -248830;1346466065;mircea_popescu;you mean top of page ? -248829;1346466080;knotwork;Do I seem like I give a **** about userbase? ;) :D -248828;1346466097;knotwork;userbase can videochat with broker at $75/hour -248827;1346466101;mircea_popescu;knotwork s.mpoe made ~5k btc in september out of userbase :) -248826;1346466131;knotwork;that wasn't userbase that was "broker material" population -248825;1346466145;mircea_popescu;possibly -248824;1346466173;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=82869.msg1234369#msg1234369 -248823;1346466175;mircea_popescu;moveto is closing -248822;1346466196;knotwork;Actually also my first attempt to use Open Transactions was inside my dealer-bots on IRC -248821;1346466200;da2ce773;knotwork: I think that it is more-simple than your gpg app-thing that you had. -248820;1346466208;da2ce773;* mircea_popescu ^^ -248819;1346466212;knotwork;so people could simply right here in IRC exchange various cryptocurrencies -248818;1346466231;knotwork;since userbase could give two shits about security why not IRC? -248817;1346466240;mircea_popescu;um -248816;1346466245;knotwork;and if they did care, why then I could add gribble style auth -248815;1346466272;da2ce773;mircea_popescu: the java test-gui is 'good enough' for most use-cases... -248814;1346466279;da2ce773;*for the end user -248813;1346466293;mircea_popescu;java is a horror, always coming up with new 0days -248812;1346466319;da2ce773;mircea_popescu: it isn't so bad if you don't bind it to your web-browsers. -248811;1346466322;knotwork;mostly though my userbase would be playing from inside some kind of game client, so I would add commands in to whichever game server to call out to finace system -248810;1346466345;mircea_popescu;aha -248809;1346466397;knotwork;I have shell scripts that IRC bots use to talk to *coin daemons to do trade between coin types for example -248808;1346466425;knotwork;those same shell scripts can be run by system call in perl player-bots inside Crossfire RPG game -248807;1346466447;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.17499997 BTC [+] -248806;1346466448;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.17499998 BTC [+] -248805;1346466461;knotwork;similarly it ought not be hard to give CoffeeMUD the ability to call out -248804;1346466484;knotwork;all such things though would, just like websites, sacrifice the player/visitor's ability to have their own private key -248803;1346466505;knotwork;instead the server would create a nym per player to use on its end -248802;1346466535;knotwork;or even just use a banker nym and an account per player controlled by the banker -248801;1346466549;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.47999999 = 1.44 BTC [+] -248800;1346466577;knotwork;mircea did you ever glance at http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html ? -248799;1346466593;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.60959 BTC [-] -248798;1346466594;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.6098 = 2.4392 BTC [+] -248797;1346466608;mircea_popescu;!ticker obsi.hrpt -248796;1346466613;knotwork;It is just a really primitive HTML put out by shell scripts but is all I have made so far as a way for me to try to see waht the heck is going on with the various assets -248795;1346466622;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.HRPT] [Bid: 0.02770736] [Ask: 0.0395] [Spread: 0.01179264] [Last: 0.049] [24hVol: 18.39939738] [7dAvg: 0.05122539] -248794;1346466636;mircea_popescu;i vaguely recall that -248793;1346466675;knotwork;I suppose in normal acronyms its an attempt to compute NAVs for everyone -248792;1346466679;da2ce773;*throogh 3 or more step trades -248791;1346466695;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [+] -248790;1346466696;knotwork;but of course it is confounded by not knowing what assets certain assets such as "BTC" and "DVC" and so on actually own -248789;1346466727;knotwork;in theory it should add up all assets "BTC" owns and divide by number of BTC that exist -248788;1346466729;mircea_popescu;"I own 5768 shares, which leaves 1472 shares out in the wild" -248787;1346466760;knotwork;in reality one cannot rely upon "BTC" to "back" itself nor to be able to be "liquidated" for its assets -248786;1346466814;knotwork;so in practice for BTC and DVC and IXC etc - the chains where I do not know what they actually own - I have to go get market prices and plug those in -248785;1346466880;knotwork;but for assets that every single item of them is on my server I can try to add up their value by looking at the reserves (assets) they hold -248784;1346466930;knotwork;thus for example the Martians hold a lot more stuff than the Canadians so Martian BotCoin evaluates as worth more than Canadian Digital Notes -248783;1346467035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00035837 = 0.2509 BTC [-] -248782;1346467102;mircea_popescu;smickles why do you keep spelling principal "principle" ? -248781;1346467207;da2ce773;lol well boys, I'm off to the gym (gotta keep my ass looking good if you want to be a OT developer)... -248780;1346467241;mircea_popescu;lol gl -248779;1346467278;copumpkin;smickles-- -248778;1346467760;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42212013 BTC [+] -248777;1346467761;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.42212012 = 1.2664 BTC [-] -248776;1346467859;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.42212013 = 1.2664 BTC [+] -248775;1346467860;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42212012 BTC [-] -248774;1346467994;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.678 = 1.356 BTC [+] -248773;1346468048;Obsi;;;seen usagi -248772;1346468049;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 hours, 1 minute, and 3 seconds ago: Patrick's fund has nothing to do with NYAN.A tho. -248771;1346468068;Obsi;;;later tell usagi yep -248770;1346468069;gribble;The operation succeeded. -248769;1346468480;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.4948 BTC [+] -248768;1346468481;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.495 = 1.98 BTC [+] -248767;1346468504;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.15001001 BTC [-] -248766;1346468505;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.15001 BTC [-] -248765;1346468549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12073 @ 0.00035837 = 4.3266 BTC [-] -248764;1346468551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2427 @ 0.00036276 = 0.8804 BTC [+] -248763;1346468650;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.42220001 = 1.6888 BTC [+] -248762;1346468652;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42210001 BTC [-] -248761;1346468756;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42210001 BTC [-] -248760;1346468856;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.422 = 1.266 BTC [-] -248759;1346469009;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.69 = 2.07 BTC [+] -248758;1346469039;dub;http://www.officialwebsiteofamerica.com/ -248757;1346469094;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.75 = 3.75 BTC [+] -248756;1346469215;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 4 @ 0.7989 = 3.1956 BTC [+] -248755;1346469308;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 6 @ 0.79898 = 4.7939 BTC [+] -248754;1346469396;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 13 @ 0.79899 = 10.3869 BTC [+] -248753;1346469457;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.799 BTC [+] -248752;1346469554;kakobrekla;sounds like maddox dub -248751;1346469554;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 10 @ 0.7999 = 7.999 BTC [+] -248750;1346469628;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [+] -248749;1346469651;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.42210002 = 1.2663 BTC [+] -248748;1346469652;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.422 BTC [-] -248747;1346469653;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.422 = 0.844 BTC [-] -248746;1346469688;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 10 @ 0.84999 = 8.4999 BTC [+] -248745;1346469739;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.865 = 2.595 BTC [+] -248744;1346469821;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.88 BTC [+] -248743;1346469860;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42220003 BTC [+] -248742;1346469861;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42220002 BTC [-] -248741;1346469893;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.89 = 1.78 BTC [+] -248740;1346469938;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42220002 BTC [-] -248739;1346470023;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.898 BTC [+] -248738;1346470033;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.97 = 1.94 BTC [+] -248737;1346470057;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0034 = 3.4 BTC [+] -248736;1346470067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5223 @ 0.00036276 = 1.8947 BTC [+] -248735;1346470117;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.98 = 1.96 BTC [+] -248734;1346470169;mircea_popescu;ahh, so let's stir the pot a little. -248733;1346470210;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.17499998 = 0.7 BTC [+] -248732;1346470211;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 8 @ 0.175 = 1.4 BTC [+] -248731;1346470300;copumpkin;I love how he talks about shareholders' privacy but then posts someone's passport -248730;1346470331;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: that seems suitably stirred -248729;1346470335;copumpkin;can I have my spoon back? -248728;1346470339;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 9 @ 0.148 = 1.332 BTC [-] -248727;1346470341;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCASS_BOND_A] 3 @ 0.149 = 0.447 BTC [+] -248726;1346470365;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.09000001 BTC [-] -248725;1346470366;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -248724;1346470378;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBV9Hdroh70 -248723;1346470401;mircea_popescu;copumpkin http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134889419169.jpg -248722;1346470423;copumpkin;I see -248721;1346470434;dub;I like the my anus is bleeding one -248720;1346470443;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07879999 = 0.1576 BTC [-] -248719;1346470445;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 18 @ 0.0788 = 1.4184 BTC [+] -248718;1346470530;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GkHiU9bMW0 -248717;1346470570;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.40019999 = 1.2006 BTC [-] -248716;1346470606;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.6179 = 1.2358 BTC [+] -248715;1346470608;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6182 BTC [+] -248714;1346470609;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6184 BTC [+] -248713;1346470789;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.35959999 BTC [+] -248712;1346470929;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [+] -248711;1346471183;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50000 @ 0.0034 = 170 BTC [+] -248710;1346471422;mircea_popescu;http://www.betsofbitco.in/item?id=566 zomg just a few hours -248709;1346471427;mircea_popescu;i am really excited! -248708;1346471436;mircea_popescu;dub which one is that ? -248707;1346471445;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.00989 = 0.0495 BTC [+] -248706;1346471450;mircea_popescu;onm -248705;1346471571;dub;reminds me of usagi for some reason -248704;1346471579;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07898 = 0.158 BTC [+] -248703;1346471586;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0395 BTC [-] -248702;1346471607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1777 @ 0.0003652 = 0.649 BTC [+] -248701;1346471630;mircea_popescu;o wow gsdpt -248700;1346471924;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5018 BTC [+] -248699;1346472044;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.50198 = 3.0119 BTC [+] -248698;1346472058;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 12912 @ 0.00100105 = 12.9256 BTC [+] -248697;1346472142;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 21 @ 0.502 = 10.542 BTC [+] -248696;1346472201;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 7088 @ 0.00100105 = 7.0954 BTC [+] -248695;1346472218;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5048 BTC [+] -248694;1346472277;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 20000 @ 0.00100157 = 20.0314 BTC [-] -248693;1346472319;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.505 = 2.525 BTC [+] -248692;1346472443;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.51878 BTC [+] -248691;1346472479;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 50 @ 0.51898 = 25.949 BTC [+] -248690;1346472523;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.59999999 BTC [-] -248689;1346472525;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -248688;1346473373;Bugpowder;nice... the MPCD trading bot that has been putting out unfavorable bid ask spreads for people to pick up didn't realize dividends haven't been paid yet -248687;1346473451;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10820699 BTC [+] -248686;1346473798;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3700 @ 0.00044186 = 1.6349 BTC [-] -248685;1346473868;knotwork;I dont like dividends, confusing the prices is just part of why -248684;1346473952;knotwork;I suppose eventually there will be some kind of meta-client for issuers that will go around to all places they issued some of their shares and handle dividends at that outlet but seems like a lot of added complexity -248683;1346473984;mircea_popescu;if there were no dividends fictional issues would just carry on infinitely. -248682;1346474035;knotwork;well yeah but if you consider games fictional then that need not be a bad thing -248681;1346474046;mircea_popescu;i guess so -248680;1346474059;knotwork;most of my players seem unlikely to ever sell any shares that provide dividends -248679;1346474062;knotwork;as they are just free money forever for doing nothing -248678;1346474089;knotwork;but without dividends, they have to actually sell some to manifest their profits or rwards or capital -248677;1346474103;knotwork;so more likely to actually find a seller if there are no dividends -248676;1346474147;knotwork;seriously these are mostly not people really into the forex/stocks/bonds parts of the game, they dont sit there figuring out hey I could sell these shares to buy those other shares -248675;1346474177;knotwork;instead they just look at their magic money from no-where readout and add to it when they can -248674;1346474210;mircea_popescu;you need defaults. -248673;1346474249;knotwork;well I can show them the "nav" type readout too, how much their moneymachine is worth if they sold it -248672;1346474264;knotwork;if they see that go down they might look inside to see which went down -248671;1346474287;knotwork;but if its still paying dividends they likely wont care how much it is supposedly worth since they already own it -248670;1346474316;knotwork;I mean these guys have rooms full of magic swords they never bother to take to a shop to sell, they are hoarders -248669;1346474331;mircea_popescu;defaults man. look at glbse -248668;1346474339;mircea_popescu;every week practically there's a default. -248667;1346474346;knotwork;you mean defaulting on paying divs? -248666;1346474363;knotwork;or some kind of default that could apply to assets that do not do divs? -248665;1346474368;mircea_popescu;to all assets. -248664;1346474375;mircea_popescu;every day there's a chance it goes to shit. -248663;1346474400;mircea_popescu;so they have to pick the good ones. -248662;1346474424;knotwork;that sounds like "exchange rates" -248661;1346474449;knotwork;if they see that Martian BotCoins cost more DeVCoins each all the time they might sell DVC to buy MBC -248660;1346474456;knotwork;but they dont need dividends for that -248659;1346474506;knotwork;but look at supposedly "dead" altcoins, you don't see everyone running around trying to sell what they have hoarded of them -248658;1346474525;mircea_popescu;if a company defaults share = 0 -248657;1346474539;knotwork;they just don't visit those rooms of their hoard unless they hear the things have started to be valuable again -248656;1346474572;knotwork;not sure what they defaulted on though? what constitutes a default? -248655;1346474582;knotwork;the death of the character who is sole owner maybe -248654;1346474608;knotwork;but if shares are common stock even death of owner surely just means shareholders can elect new board of directors? -248653;1346474624;mircea_popescu;sounds to me this game economy has serious problems of balance -248652;1346474630;knotwork;so maybe have stock exchange fees or periodic business license renewals or something -248651;1346474652;knotwork;so if they fail to pay the fees to stay a live corp they get dissolved -248650;1346474660;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 12000 @ 0.00100035 = 12.0042 BTC [-] -248649;1346474709;mircea_popescu;some sort of expenses, being that they're businesses. -248648;1346474729;knotwork;do you mean bankruptcy? if they somehow manage to go into debt (its pretty foolish to let them in the first place, loaner should hold collateral) then failure to pay is the default you are talking about? -248647;1346474842;knotwork;I had actually considered accounting hosting fees even for un-played nations, thinking maybe anyone who later takes over that population faces those fees, as if its kind of cumulative falling apart of society that new ruler will need to make up for to get full value from the conquered people -248646;1346474902;knotwork;I was talked out of that though, instead just charge each nation by the "square miles" freeciv records their nation as in control/ownership of -248645;1346475023;knotwork;the big picture with games requires constantly remembering that no matter how much "assets" there are running around in cycles, ultimately you cannot take more out than you put in -248644;1346475069;knotwork;thus no matter how stinking rich the whole shebang sounds from its pretty names and numbers, really any "profit" investors stand to gain boils down to only however much players are willing to pay to play -248643;1346475106;knotwork;unfortunately for some parties though, the distinctions between "player" and "investor" blur, a slippery slope -248642;1346475162;knotwork;but a big part of my goal has always been to be able to have inestments inside the game that are not, like in EVE online, all invariably scams -248641;1346475198;knotwork;the game system has to enable characters to be able to actually invest in things that are not, in the game at least, scams -248640;1346475231;knotwork;it can always be argued that gaming on the whole top down view is itself a scam or that any one or all of the *coins used to play with are, and so on -248639;1346475248;knotwork;(fiat certain is... ;)) -248638;1346475270;knotwork;cetainLY is -248637;1346475634;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10820699 BTC [+] -248636;1346475636;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.108207 = 0.2164 BTC [+] -248635;1346475637;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 32 @ 0.1092889 = 3.4972 BTC [+] -248634;1346475638;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.1092899 = 1.6393 BTC [+] -248633;1346475639;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.109594 = 1.6439 BTC [+] -248632;1346475640;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.109595 = 0.6576 BTC [+] -248631;1346475641;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.11 = 1.65 BTC [+] -248630;1346475719;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.11137467 = 0.6682 BTC [+] -248629;1346476185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00035833 = 0.3583 BTC [-] -248628;1346476187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00035832 = 1.7558 BTC [-] -248627;1346476188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00035828 = 3.6186 BTC [-] -248626;1346476524;dub;http://news.slashdot.org/story/12/09/30/2345206/bitcoin-gets-a-futures-market -248625;1346476612;mircea_popescu;While this sounds intriguing, I'd like to hear a good case for why BitCoin makes sense in this context. -248624;1346476627;mircea_popescu;does not. -248623;1346476691;copumpkin;I hope they bring back pork bellies -248622;1346476699;copumpkin;cause I was bummed when they took those off the CME -248621;1346476780;mircea_popescu;im trying ;/ -248620;1346476871;copumpkin;except I'm not in it to trade them -248619;1346476876;copumpkin;I WANNA EAT THEM ALL -248618;1346476889;copumpkin;I only buy pork bellies futures for delivery -248617;1346476935;mircea_popescu;that's the point -248616;1346476954;mircea_popescu;futures w/o delivery = some idiot with 50 grams of weed and 20 grams of gold selling shares. -248615;1346477047;copumpkin;well, I don't think most futures traders really want delivery -248614;1346477057;copumpkin;at least not the speculators -248613;1346477191;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 555 @ 0.00339 = 1.8815 BTC [-] -248612;1346477238;mircea_popescu;nevertheless. -248611;1346477377;mircea_popescu;on the internet nobody knows you're http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/132481730184.jpg -248610;1346477403;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11100001 BTC [-] -248609;1346477536;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.5797 = 1.1594 BTC [+] -248608;1346477536;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.5798 = 1.1596 BTC [+] -248607;1346477536;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.58 = 5.8 BTC [+] -248606;1346477536;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.585 BTC [+] -248605;1346477536;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [+] -248604;1346477575;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1124489 BTC [+] -248603;1346477581;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11100001 BTC [-] -248602;1346477705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14470 @ 0.00036276 = 5.2491 BTC [+] -248601;1346477707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5375 @ 0.00036302 = 1.9512 BTC [+] -248600;1346477723;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.49889799 BTC [+] -248599;1346477725;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.498898 = 1.4967 BTC [+] -248598;1346477726;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.498899 = 1.4967 BTC [+] -248597;1346477727;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 10 @ 0.4988991 = 4.989 BTC [+] -248596;1346477728;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.4989 = 1.4967 BTC [+] -248595;1346477729;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 10 @ 0.499 = 4.99 BTC [+] -248594;1346477999;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.601 = 1.803 BTC [+] -248593;1346478145;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11100001 BTC [-] -248592;1346478336;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11100001 BTC [-] -248591;1346478372;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 3 @ 0.47999999 = 1.44 BTC [-] -248590;1349095794;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i take it you've seen https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=91c9128d117a8258e61427f4d3fc1455&topic=114442.0 ? -248589;1349095896;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6182 BTC [-] -248588;1349095968;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: this should be interesting -248587;1349096023;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6183 BTC [+] -248586;1349096086;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: photoshop one of those xbox achievement unlocked things -248585;1349096089;Diablo-D3;"scammer tag" -248584;1349096102;mircea_popescu;lol -248583;1349096763;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 40000 @ 0.00099999 = 39.9996 BTC [-] -248582;1349096787;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 40000 @ 0.00100046 = 40.0184 BTC [+] -248581;1349096789;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 40000 @ 0.00099998 = 39.9992 BTC [-] -248580;1349096858;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.A] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -248579;1349097166;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 9 @ 0.48 = 4.32 BTC [+] -248578;1349097273;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.01500001 BTC [-] -248577;1349097442;rg;hey imsaguy -248576;1349097988;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.00002 = 7 BTC -248575;1349098004;Diablo-D3;rg: all of them -248574;1349098044;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] [PAID] 400000 @ 0.00003 = 12 BTC -248573;1349098064;rg;Diablo-D3: enzu just gave me two faulty disks -248572;1349098065;rg;TWO -248571;1349098067;rg;in the same machine -248570;1349098083;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.00009268 = 32.43671515 BTC -248569;1349098100;rg;tbh -248568;1349098103;rg;i think you dodged a bullet -248567;1349098104;Diablo-D3;rg: not my problem -248566;1349098107;Diablo-D3;yeah I think I did -248565;1349098111;rg;as fucked up as that might seem -248564;1349098114;rg;you mightve -248563;1349098127;Diablo-D3;I dunno, I just have an entire load of dont give a fuck right now -248562;1349098139;rg;i asked the owner -248561;1349098140;rg;about nenolod -248560;1349098144;rg;he didn't want to talk about it -248559;1349098154;rg;so i can only imagine -248558;1349098156;Diablo-D3;nenolod quit on him because he refused to quit fucking up -248557;1349098160;rg;he tells me everything usually -248556;1349098179;Diablo-D3;I dont know who this steve character is, but he sounds like a fucking asshole -248555;1349098186;Diablo-D3;not the kind of company DMC wants to be doing business with -248554;1349098187;rg;oh yeah -248553;1349098190;rg;steve is the main guy -248552;1349098192;rg;he's in the shadows -248551;1349098197;rg;but i think he's majority owner -248550;1349098206;rg;nick and neno were the frontends -248549;1349098208;Diablo-D3;steve accidently deleted half of neno's vpses -248548;1349098220;Diablo-D3;including the atheme and cia.vc ones -248547;1349098223;rg;'accident' -248546;1349098224;rg;see -248545;1349098227;rg;when i terminate customers -248544;1349098231;rg;i usually leave their VMs -248543;1349098233;rg;for up to a month -248542;1349098238;rg;or when people dont pay -248541;1349098246;rg;i still save the data, just in case i get an email like -248540;1349098248;Diablo-D3;yes, but he managed to alienate every customer ever with that move -248539;1349098248;rg;'omg i was out of town' -248538;1349098253;rg;'you have our main src tree!' -248537;1349098269;rg;cause its actually happened -248536;1349098277;Diablo-D3;rg: oh, and they want me to pay for my vps now -248535;1349098285;Diablo-D3;no more professional courtesy for nenolod -248534;1349098293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30238 @ 0.00036223 = 10.9531 BTC [-] -248533;1349098299;rg;their vps are dirt cheap -248532;1349098309;rg;do you need a bitvps -248531;1349098309;Diablo-D3;still aint paying for one -248530;1349098325;rg;ill give you a free vps -248529;1349098333;rg;a small one but it will be free -248528;1349098336;Diablo-D3;I wanna see what nenolod does -248527;1349098346;rg;he'll either start his own place -248526;1349098348;rg;or go work for smeone -248525;1349098361;rg;he's still flush with cash -248524;1349098364;rg;so he could do anything -248523;1349098376;Diablo-D3;hes interested in the DMC plan, surprisingly -248522;1349098383;rg;he probably got like 100k from his vps company -248521;1349098395;rg;and monthly divs -248520;1349098411;rg;steve is an asshole -248519;1349098414;rg;hes the one who complains when i get deals -248518;1349098415;Diablo-D3;I dunno, maybe Ill go work for nenolod for a change -248517;1349098434;rg;he was complaining that i didn't get charged for these two disks -248516;1349098443;rg;its a $45 charge to get two disks installed -248515;1349098445;rg;i was like yeah -248514;1349098447;rg;im not pying that -248513;1349098450;rg;you took 3 days to do it -248512;1349098537;mircea_popescu;what's with gox volume -248511;1349098540;mircea_popescu;10k a day nao ?! -248510;1349098564;rg;8 weeks til block half!!! -248509;1349098568;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.45899999 = 1.836 BTC [+] -248508;1349098583;rg;my litecoin pool is LIGHTING it up -248507;1349098603;rg;i did over 700 LTC the other day -248506;1349098607;mircea_popescu;lol cool -248505;1349098609;rg;that's like 200 over average -248504;1349098615;rg;for my rate -248503;1349099169;nenolod;the returns on OBSI.HRPT became disappointing. -248502;1349099191;Diablo-D3;obsi is closing all of his assets and buying everything back -248501;1349099198;Diablo-D3;blame nefario -248500;1349099228;nenolod;oh, so *you* are the reason i quit making decent BTC per day -248499;1349099231;nenolod;thanks Diablo-D3 -248498;1349099239;Diablo-D3;no, nefario is attacking everyone -248497;1349099244;Diablo-D3;he delisted all of goat's assets -248496;1349099261;nenolod;whoever that is -248495;1349099273;Diablo-D3;large miner and also ran a pirate passthrough -248494;1349099277;nenolod;all i know is -248493;1349099287;nenolod;DMC went to shit -248492;1349099293;nenolod;and then my OBSI.HRPT went to shit -248491;1349099297;Diablo-D3;yup, you can thank nefario for all of that -248490;1349099300;nenolod;thusly i am blaming you -248489;1349099310;Diablo-D3;no one asked him to lock DMC's account and fuck over the market -248488;1349099316;mircea_popescu;nenolod http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134654389322.png -248487;1349099354;nenolod;yeah seems about right -248486;1349099374;mircea_popescu;myeah. -248485;1349099439;nenolod;i wonder which is more reliable -248484;1349099442;nenolod;GLBSE -248483;1349099445;nenolod;or HDDs from Enzu -248482;1349099452;nenolod;rg: ^^^^ -248481;1349099459;Diablo-D3;thats a tough call >_> -248480;1349099473;Diablo-D3;nenolod: anyhow, I repurchased almost half of the DMC shares out there -248479;1349099524;Diablo-D3;Im probably going to keep repurchasing them until nefario pulls his head out of his ass -248478;1349099541;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 if you rebuy the entire lot that'll prolly be the best closure for dmc. -248477;1349099551;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: that'll take awhile -248476;1349099560;mircea_popescu;didn't you say you bought half ? -248475;1349099566;Diablo-D3;yes -248474;1349099580;mircea_popescu;well so. -248473;1349099587;Diablo-D3;did it using the obsi.abmo money -248472;1349099603;mircea_popescu;so splurge a little. -248471;1349099627;mircea_popescu;think about it this way : if anyone bought at ipo 1 btc and sold at .05 or w/e, they took a 95 btc loss per 100 shares -248470;1349099640;mircea_popescu;if you put in 100 btc of your own money that won't hurt anything. -248469;1349099648;nenolod;Active Devices : 2 -248468;1349099648;nenolod;Working Devices : 0 -248467;1349099648;nenolod;Failed Devices : 2 -248466;1349099649;nenolod;Spare Devices : 0 -248465;1349099654;Diablo-D3;and where do I GET 100btc of my own money? -248464;1349099660;nenolod;rg: soooo glad my shit runs in a ramdisk -248463;1349099669;Luceo;100 BTC is only like $1200 -248462;1349099675;Diablo-D3;Luceo: exactly -248461;1349099678;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 that's a question for the ages. -248460;1349099680;Diablo-D3;thats money I dont have -248459;1349099685;nenolod;i lost like -248458;1349099688;Luceo;Ouch :( -248457;1349099688;mircea_popescu;same place kludge does i guess -248456;1349099690;nenolod;500 BTC -248455;1349099695;nenolod;playing GLBSE -248454;1349099696;Diablo-D3;nenolod: on what? -248453;1349099698;Diablo-D3;lol -248452;1349099700;Diablo-D3;thats lame =/ -248451;1349099702;mircea_popescu;nenolod sucks. then again, glbse has lost people more than pirate -248450;1349099703;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.02069624 BTC [+] -248449;1349099704;mircea_popescu;over the years. -248448;1349099706;Luceo;I lost over 500 BTC on pirate :/ -248447;1349099707;nenolod;i think it would have been better spent playing Dragon's Tale. -248446;1349099711;Diablo-D3;I dont trust nefario with anything anymore -248445;1349099718;Diablo-D3;he just fucks up anything he touches -248444;1349099720;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 nobody does, pretty much. -248443;1349099726;Diablo-D3;including DMC -248442;1349099729;nenolod;or perhaps getting e-tail on secondlife -248441;1349099748;Diablo-D3;I think if I ever start another company, Im only going to take money from professional VCs. -248440;1349099750;mircea_popescu;nenolod why not brave up and get irl tail ? -248439;1349099754;Diablo-D3;at least they arent fucktards and know how the game is played -248438;1349099754;mircea_popescu;for 500 btc you can have a bunch. -248437;1349099760;nenolod;mircea_popescu: been there, done that -248436;1349099764;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 hahaha right. -248435;1349099764;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: he has that sitting like 5 feet from him -248434;1349099772;nenolod;mircea_popescu: but that involves currency exchanges -248433;1349099792;mircea_popescu;just give her cascucisocosacacuricocosuco wtf his name is coins -248432;1349099795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8362 @ 0.00036223 = 3.029 BTC [-] -248431;1349099797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37568 @ 0.00036015 = 13.5301 BTC [-] -248430;1349099802;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu fails at roman names. -248429;1349099810;mircea_popescu;was it cuntclicker ? -248428;1349099842;Diablo-D3;says the guy that blogs about beating women with a stick -248427;1349099850;nenolod;wow -248426;1349099854;mircea_popescu;i also beat them with a chain. -248425;1349099856;nenolod;he truly is romanian! -248424;1349099869;nenolod;anyway -248423;1349099877;nenolod;glbse is a scam -248422;1349099886;nenolod;which is too bad -248421;1349099888;nenolod;cause i was like -248420;1349099894;nenolod;gonna dump way more than 500 BTC in it -248419;1349099901;nenolod;WAY more -248418;1349099908;Diablo-D3;nenolod: yes, glbse is a scam and it scammed my investors out of every dime and it scammed me out of a company. -248417;1349099913;rg;hey look its neno -248416;1349099920;nenolod;shut up your company wasn't incorporated in maine -248415;1349099920;rg;nenolod: lol i used those 2TB disks again -248414;1349099924;nenolod;so none of that was legal -248413;1349099928;mircea_popescu;nenolod mpex. -248412;1349099936;rg;both defective -248411;1349099945;nenolod;rg: i don't work at enzu anymore -248410;1349099949;rg;i know -248409;1349099955;rg;im har haring with you -248408;1349099958;nenolod;rg: i'm not unhappy about that -248407;1349099958;rg;about shitty hardware -248406;1349099958;nenolod;:D -248405;1349099959;rg;they have -248404;1349099981;rg;they have a support guy now -248403;1349099983;rg;his last name is Kumar -248402;1349099986;nenolod;what -248401;1349099990;mircea_popescu;Omar Kumar ? -248400;1349099995;rg;no i forget his first name -248399;1349099997;nenolod;they already fired Roy and Travis? -248398;1349100000;rg;its just funny cause its kumar -248397;1349100004;rg;harold and kumar -248396;1349100018;mircea_popescu;Sticky Kumar -248395;1349100044;rg;i dont know what im going to do -248394;1349100048;rg;i need 4TB in this server -248393;1349100049;mircea_popescu;jack off ? -248392;1349100051;nenolod;rg: i walked away from enzu after their support lead guy said i was a "level 2 tech" and yet i spent my time doing /his/ job, as well as my own -248391;1349100055;rg;and this stupid i7 only has 2 hd slots -248390;1349100071;rg;umm -248389;1349100075;rg;i thougt you were the lead support -248388;1349100082;nenolod;rg: no they spliced in more management -248387;1349100089;nenolod;rg: because, management is always the solution! -248386;1349100093;rg;lets just blame it on steve -248385;1349100096;rg;even if he didn't do it -248384;1349100097;rg;hes a dick -248383;1349100102;nenolod;steve has assburgers syndrome -248382;1349100110;nenolod;seriously -248381;1349100111;rg;dude -248380;1349100113;nenolod;he left me hanging -248379;1349100113;rg;that wouldn ot surprise me -248378;1349100114;rg;at all -248377;1349100115;nenolod;on so much shit -248376;1349100117;rg;infact -248375;1349100119;nenolod;he is like -248374;1349100120;rg;it would explain a lot -248373;1349100122;nenolod;"go talk to PCCW" -248372;1349100131;nenolod;"we need to get 1gbit of PCCW on 10gbit link" -248371;1349100146;rg;how are you meant to do that -248370;1349100149;nenolod; ok we can do that at $1/mbit and have it installed tomorrow, we just need your CEO to sign off -248369;1349100150;rg;you're not authorized to buy -248368;1349100155;rg;exactly -248367;1349100170;nenolod; "actually we need something else, ask them if they can do something else" -248366;1349100193;nenolod;i mean i worked leads that i will not be able to work anymore because i got burned -248365;1349100197;nenolod;thanks steve! -248364;1349100252;nenolod;rg: i am just wondering when the rapidxen brand necrophilia will start -248363;1349100279;rg;yeah -248362;1349100285;rg;i decided not to get any more boxes from enzu -248361;1349100285;nenolod;the funny thing about steve is -248360;1349100292;rg;i have a few that will need to be maintained -248359;1349100294;nenolod;when you prove that he contradicted himself -248358;1349100294;rg;but other than that -248357;1349100296;rg;im going with Alec -248356;1349100304;nenolod;he stops talking -248355;1349100306;rg;(from wht) -248354;1349100312;nenolod;i am out of hosting -248353;1349100317;nenolod;yay for being out of hosting -248352;1349100318;rg;Alec knows that you need staff -248351;1349100320;rg;hes no guru -248350;1349100323;rg;but he has proper staff -248349;1349100336;rg;things he cant do.. he has people to do -248348;1349100340;rg;and that's what enzu doesnt have -248347;1349100351;mircea_popescu;nenolod going full time on wikipedia ? -248346;1349100360;nenolod;rg: things were going great when steve shut up and let me do my job -248345;1349100363;rg;nick is kinda patronizing sometimes -248344;1349100370;rg;hes like asking me to prove the disks are faulty -248343;1349100372;rg;im like dude -248342;1349100379;rg;its from a batch of disks we KNOW were defective -248341;1349100384;rg;why do i need to show you systme logs -248340;1349100389;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 12 @ 0.149253 = 1.791 BTC [+] -248339;1349100391;nenolod;rg: i got some pretty cool things going on at enzu for a little while anyway -248338;1349100397;rg;well -248337;1349100399;rg;you saved my ass -248336;1349100400;rg;kinda -248335;1349100414;rg;i mean, you ruined my raid array -248334;1349100417;rg;but it wasnt too bad -248333;1349100426;rg;coulda been worse -248332;1349100433;nenolod;i didn't do any permanent damage to it -248331;1349100440;nenolod;and that wasn't my fault, actually -248330;1349100445;nenolod;the stupid webbios crap fucked me -248329;1349100454;rg;well -248328;1349100462;rg;you finally handed the box bac over to me -248327;1349100465;rg;and i got what i needed -248326;1349100470;rg;at least you knew when to give it over -248325;1349100479;nenolod;yes -248324;1349100487;nenolod;and steve was shouting in my ear saying "don't do that!" -248323;1349100496;nenolod;i am like "fuck you, i'm doing that, fire me if you want" -248322;1349100503;rg;yeah -248321;1349100504;rg;steve hates me -248320;1349100509;rg;but i dont give a shit -248319;1349100511;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 45616 @ 0.00100002 = 45.6169 BTC [+] -248318;1349100512;rg;the service he provides is shit -248317;1349100520;nenolod;rg: he invoiced me -248316;1349100525;nenolod;rg: for rapidxen vps -248315;1349100529;nenolod;rg: i am like "lol" -248314;1349100537;rg;hahaha -248313;1349100540;rg;oh man -248312;1349100542;rg;what an asshole -248311;1349100547;rg;hahah -248310;1349100549;rg;he would -248309;1349100568;nenolod;i probably shouldn't talk shit about enzu until this rsync finishes -248308;1349100571;nenolod;if it finishes -248307;1349100574;nenolod;since my raid is FUCKED -248306;1349100581;nenolod;great HDDs -248305;1349100599;nenolod;i guess i won't have to worry about running kash(1) on this machine -248304;1349100614;rg;those RE3's havent failed yet -248303;1349100617;rg;so that's good -248302;1349100617;nenolod;since i could just see steve as the type of guy -248301;1349100623;nenolod;who would take a tromp through my dedi -248300;1349100626;rg;theyre pretty slow -248299;1349100634;nenolod;to see if he could steal any of my own IP -248298;1349100652;rg;you know what we should do -248297;1349100654;rg;with your rapidxen money -248296;1349100657;rg;flip houses -248295;1349100660;rg;and make a tv show about it -248294;1349100668;nenolod;be all like -248293;1349100671;nenolod;vanilla ice up in this shit -248292;1349100673;nenolod;? -248291;1349100673;rg;'two beginners, flush with cash, take the housing market by STORM' -248290;1349100684;rg;and we script in mistakes -248289;1349100687;rg;and make it a learning thing -248288;1349100689;nenolod;not even kidding... http://www.diynetwork.com/the-vanilla-ice-project/show/index.html -248287;1349100692;nenolod;script in mistakes -248286;1349100693;Diablo-D3;heh -248285;1349100700;nenolod;"OH SHIT, THAT WAS AN ENZU-GRADE FUCK UP THERE" -248284;1349100709;Diablo-D3;so wait -248283;1349100711;nenolod;"BY THE WAY NEVER GO WITH ENZU FOR HOSTING THEY WILL DO THIS WITH YOUR SERVER LOLOLOLOL" -248282;1349100711;Diablo-D3;rewind -248281;1349100713;rg;aw -248280;1349100715;rg;he stole our idea -248279;1349100724;Diablo-D3;steve is basically a kash-grade ceo -248278;1349100745;Diablo-D3;[06:58:39] shut up your company wasn't incorporated in maine -248277;1349100752;Diablo-D3;it would have been, though -248276;1349100759;nenolod;rg: in my 13 year old career of doing this, i've worked from everyone from stallman to phillip rosedale, and i have yet to meet anyone as fucked up in the head as CEO as steve is -248275;1349100763;rg;we're incorporated in Florida -248274;1349100766;rg;not cause grubles lives there -248273;1349100769;rg;cause it was the cheapest -248272;1349100779;nenolod;oklahoma is like 100 bux -248271;1349100784;nenolod;you just say -248270;1349100787;rg;yeah we paid like $80 for fl -248269;1349100788;nenolod;"i want to start a company" -248268;1349100790;nenolod;they are like -248267;1349100792;nenolod;"$100 please" -248266;1349100792;Diablo-D3;maine isnt cheap -248265;1349100796;mircea_popescu;i think delaware is the cheapest -248264;1349100799;rg;no -248263;1349100801;rg;deleware isnt -248262;1349100802;Diablo-D3;but at least the tax money would stay in maine -248261;1349100809;mircea_popescu;i think i paid like 150 but it included a bunch of trims -248260;1349100821;rg;lots of people do delaware -248259;1349100825;rg;i think it looks sketchy -248258;1349100826;nenolod;oklahoma lets you create bullshit legal entities -248257;1349100831;nenolod;for $50 -248256;1349100833;mircea_popescu;if i did just registration it would have been like 70 or something i think -248255;1349100836;nenolod;it is great -248254;1349100841;mircea_popescu;o, really ? -248253;1349100848;rg;i wonder what ever happened with my better business burea complaint -248252;1349100859;rg;i responded to the guy -248251;1349100861;nenolod;enzu has an F rating with BBB -248250;1349100861;mircea_popescu;rg it will be handled professionally and fairly -248249;1349100862;nenolod;lulz -248248;1349100862;mircea_popescu;in 2021 -248247;1349100874;rg;this guy claimed the enzu dc wasnt in california -248246;1349100875;rg;at all -248245;1349100878;rg;and that it was in nevada -248244;1349100882;Diablo-D3;enzu has more than one dc -248243;1349100886;rg;and because of that, he should get a 2 month refund -248242;1349100895;rg;diablo-d3: this box was in california -248241;1349100901;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.6 = 1.8 BTC [-] -248240;1349100913;rg;he never complained once in two months -248239;1349100917;rg;then he didn't pay his bill on time -248238;1349100919;Diablo-D3;yeah fuck him -248237;1349100927;rg;so i was like wtf -248236;1349100931;nenolod;the dc is in 530 w 6th -248235;1349100938;rg;yeah -248234;1349100939;nenolod;i've seen steve's fibres in the MMR before -248233;1349100939;rg;same as webnx -248232;1349100945;nenolod;before even working for enzu -248231;1349100964;rg;im pretty sure the BBB discarded the complaint -248230;1349100965;rg;lets see -248229;1349100968;rg;maybe i can find the url -248228;1349101000;nenolod;ok let me reiterate -248227;1349101010;nenolod;i worked with the guy who invented fucking Mork -248226;1349101011;rg;Case ADMINISTRATIVELY CLOSED (More) -248225;1349101014;rg;owned. -248224;1349101040;nenolod;and steve is more crazy than that guy -248223;1349101057;nenolod;and that guy is bonafide crazy has multiple personalities which fucking debate each other on IRC -248222;1349101063;nenolod;and steve is more crazy than that guy -248221;1349101066;nenolod;seriously. -248220;1349101076;nenolod;the guy is all over the place -248219;1349101078;Diablo-D3;has anyone even seen nefario lately, btw? -248218;1349101091;rg;arf -248217;1349101094;rg;our BBB rating isnt great -248216;1349101101;nenolod;F- -248215;1349101102;nenolod;got it -248214;1349101103;rg;its a B- -248213;1349101104;Diablo-D3;BBB is a scam anyhow -248212;1349101107;nenolod;F-! -248211;1349101116;rg;http://www.bbb.org/central-florida/business-reviews/computers-hardware-software-and-services/bitvpscom-in-lakeland-fl-90168487 -248210;1349101118;Diablo-D3;I think all companies should boycott it -248209;1349101126;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 119 @ 0.000128 = 0.0152 BTC [-] -248208;1349101126;rg;yeah we werent even signed up for it -248207;1349101129;rg;when i got it i was like wtf? -248206;1349101131;Diablo-D3;its a private company that is paid by its members to protect companies -248205;1349101134;Diablo-D3;rg: yeah -248204;1349101138;Diablo-D3;and you can sue them for that too -248203;1349101148;rg;im a gentleman -248202;1349101151;Diablo-D3;you are not a customer and it damages your company's reputation to be associated with them -248201;1349101152;rg;i dont go suing people -248200;1349101198;rg;BBB found business made good faith effort to resolve complaint but customer not satisfied with business response -248199;1349101205;rg;haa -248198;1349101209;rg;+1 BitVPS -248197;1349101216;rg;let me translate -248196;1349101222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15295 @ 0.0034 = 52.003 BTC [+] -248195;1349101223;rg;"BitVPS did what they were supposed to and the customer was an asshole' -248194;1349101238;Diablo-D3;http://porn.serverbear.com/ -248193;1349101239;Diablo-D3;wat -248192;1349101261;nenolod;serverbear is such a joke -248191;1349101268;Diablo-D3;>steadfast networks -248190;1349101270;Diablo-D3;>1tb of ssd -248189;1349101278;rg;enzu is in steadfast now -248188;1349101282;rg;i want some of that -248187;1349101283;Diablo-D3;bullshit*cough* -248186;1349101293;rg;if i could get the same E5 i have now -248185;1349101296;rg;in Steadfast -248184;1349101297;rg;i would -248183;1349101301;Diablo-D3;yeah fuck that -248182;1349101309;Diablo-D3;I'd rather have my own DC -248181;1349101315;Diablo-D3;at least then I know it'd be ran competently =/ -248180;1349101316;rg;Chicago is a very popular node for us -248179;1349101323;rg;so getting more would be good -248178;1349101334;rg;i like to do it like this: -248177;1349101340;rg;2 machines in the same state, hosted by different ISPs -248176;1349101348;rg;which we do in cali, we have WebNX and Enzu -248175;1349101357;rg;in Chicago, we'd have SingleHop and Steadfast -248174;1349101363;nenolod;i wish i had sold SIP to someone other than Enzu -248173;1349101366;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0034 = 0.034 BTC [-] -248172;1349101366;nenolod;seriously. -248171;1349101370;Diablo-D3;nenolod: yeah =/ -248170;1349101376;rg;in Dallas, we'd have TMS (horrible) and probably that guy in#bitcoin-otc's company -248169;1349101387;rg;TMS are awful -248168;1349101391;rg;you can sniff every single customer -248167;1349101404;Diablo-D3;nenolod: DMC was going to start reselling enzu's shit, but not now -248166;1349101406;rg;i had to setup static arp cause of their incompetance -248165;1349101419;rg;yeah good thing you didn't -248164;1349101421;rg;i was going to sabotage you -248163;1349101425;rg;i had a plan and everything -248162;1349101428;rg;but im glad i didn't have to do it -248161;1349101433;Diablo-D3;oh shuddup rg -248160;1349101444;Diablo-D3;you couldnt plan your way out of a wet paper bag -248159;1349101466;rg;yeah... have you ever seen me slander anyone? -248158;1349101475;Diablo-D3;nope. -248157;1349101483;rg;yeah -248156;1349101486;rg;cause they all died from it -248155;1349101492;rg;you dont want none of that pie -248154;1349101506;Diablo-D3;rg: dude, people think I ran lilo over with a ford taraus -248153;1349101513;Diablo-D3;are you REALLY sure you want to piss me off? -248152;1349101525;rg;cause you ran over some source code with a car? -248151;1349101532;rg;wtf do i care about that? -248150;1349101545;Diablo-D3;nenolod: halp, rg is is trolling me :< -248149;1349101551;rg;no i dont understand what you mean -248148;1349101556;rg;is lilo a person? -248147;1349101559;Diablo-D3;rg: guy who founded freenode -248146;1349101562;rg;oh -248145;1349101563;rg;good -248144;1349101569;rg;freenode is a stupid name -248143;1349101574;rg;and the 3 prior networks sucked too -248142;1349101576;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.30320001 BTC [-] -248141;1349101577;Diablo-D3;the previous three names were worse -248140;1349101577;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3032 = 0.6064 BTC [-] -248139;1349101579;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 16 @ 0.3031 = 4.8496 BTC [-] -248138;1349101580;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 10 @ 0.303 = 3.03 BTC [-] -248137;1349101581;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.30291 BTC [-] -248136;1349101583;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.30271 = 1.5136 BTC [-] -248135;1349101584;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3027 = 0.6054 BTC [-] -248134;1349101585;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.3026 = 0.6052 BTC [-] -248133;1349101585;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.3025 = 0.9075 BTC [-] -248132;1349101586;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.302301 = 0.6046 BTC [-] -248131;1349101587;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.3008 = 1.2032 BTC [-] -248130;1349101588;rg;SELL -248129;1349101589;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.2902 BTC [-] -248128;1349101590;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [-] -248127;1349101617;nenolod;Diablo-D3: rob levin was a friend of mine and really discussing the tragic incident of him being hit by an automobile has really become daft to discuss -248126;1349101627;rg;glbse assets are too damn expensive -248125;1349101634;rg;.2 -248124;1349101636;rg;fuck that -248123;1349101649;nenolod;glbse assets are not worth the website they are presented on -248122;1349101660;nenolod;which is pretty sad because glbse itself is shit -248121;1349101661;nenolod;;p -248120;1349101674;rg;probably cause glbse is enzu powered -248119;1349101681;nenolod;is it really -248118;1349101688;rg;parts of it -248117;1349101691;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10276 BTC [+] -248116;1349101692;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.10277 = 0.2055 BTC [+] -248115;1349101882;rg;hey asshole -248114;1349101884;rg;do you want a free vps -248113;1349101889;rg;im not going to leave the offer on the table -248112;1349102042;nenolod;sure, i could use some free vpses not hosted by enzu -248111;1349102043;nenolod;:D -248110;1349102082;rg;you're not an asshole -248109;1349102087;rg;i was talking to diablo -248108;1349102096;rg;he was complaining about getting billed by enzu -248107;1349102122;mircea_popescu;lol. you'e not an asshole so no free vps! -248106;1349102146;nenolod;rg: i made richard stallman cry -248105;1349102159;rg;i dont know who any of these people are -248104;1349102164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.0003586 = 1.9006 BTC [-] -248103;1349102165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00035838 = 6.9884 BTC [-] -248102;1349102165;nenolod;admittedly, i was grilling him over dotgnu when he did so -248101;1349102165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30826 @ 0.00035828 = 11.0443 BTC [-] -248100;1349102166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00035824 = 5.2661 BTC [-] -248099;1349102167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68400 @ 0.00035814 = 24.4968 BTC [-] -248098;1349102169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59000 @ 0.0003581 = 21.1279 BTC [-] -248097;1349102170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00035808 = 8.2358 BTC [-] -248096;1349102171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64354 @ 0.00035799 = 23.0381 BTC [-] -248095;1349102172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7317 @ 0.00035798 = 2.6193 BTC [-] -248094;1349102173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66700 @ 0.00035768 = 23.8573 BTC [-] -248093;1349102174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36000 @ 0.00035751 = 12.8704 BTC [-] -248092;1349102174;mircea_popescu;arf -248091;1349102174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16123 @ 0.00035714 = 5.7582 BTC [-] -248090;1349102175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39000 @ 0.00035712 = 13.9277 BTC [-] -248089;1349102176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29000 @ 0.00035677 = 10.3463 BTC [-] -248088;1349102177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28300 @ 0.00035651 = 10.0892 BTC [-] -248087;1349102177;mircea_popescu;stop selling me omg -248086;1349102178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52886 @ 0.00035645 = 18.8512 BTC [-] -248085;1349102179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00035632 = 5.2379 BTC [-] -248084;1349102180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28000 @ 0.00035627 = 9.9756 BTC [-] -248083;1349102181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14579 @ 0.00035605 = 5.1909 BTC [-] -248082;1349102182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00035601 = 6.337 BTC [-] -248081;1349102182;rg;i cant -248080;1349102183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00035585 = 1.9216 BTC [-] -248079;1349102184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52700 @ 0.00035541 = 18.7301 BTC [-] -248078;1349102184;rg;i need the money -248077;1349102185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41690 @ 0.00035511 = 14.8045 BTC [-] -248076;1349102185;rg;sorry -248075;1349102186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70300 @ 0.00035469 = 24.9347 BTC [-] -248074;1349102187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00035337 = 2.4383 BTC [-] -248073;1349102188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58300 @ 0.00035268 = 20.5612 BTC [-] -248072;1349102188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52100 @ 0.00035041 = 18.2564 BTC [-] -248071;1349102189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42000 @ 0.00035038 = 14.716 BTC [-] -248070;1349102190;nenolod;what is this S.MPOE thing -248069;1349102190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35125 @ 0.00035 = 12.2938 BTC [-] -248068;1349102195;mircea_popescu;omg i'll get you for this. -248067;1349102196;rg;.0003 profit for rg -248066;1349102198;rg;arf -248065;1349102202;rg;(per share) -248064;1349102218;mircea_popescu;.py 0.00035038/0.0003586 -248063;1349102219;markac;0.977077523703 -248062;1349102229;mircea_popescu;laffable. there's like... no slippage. -248061;1349102237;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -248060;1349102239;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00035 / 0.00036095 / 0.00036664 (3896786 shares, 1,406.58 BTC), 30day: 0.00034 / 0.0003918 / 0.00042 (62261778 shares, 24,394.38 BTC) -248059;1349102252;rg;if it goes a little lower -248058;1349102253;rg;im gonna buy in -248057;1349102257;nenolod;what is -248056;1349102261;nenolod;s.mpoe -248055;1349102262;mircea_popescu;rg that's what they all say -248054;1349102262;rg;i wonder if that 0004 was a fluke -248053;1349102270;mircea_popescu;nenolod my stock exchange and options broker corp. -248052;1349102277;rg;aka nothing -248051;1349102284;mircea_popescu;it made ~4500 btc last month, wyhich is like... 25% of all btc mined that interval -248050;1349102285;rg;its a ponzi -248049;1349102295;mircea_popescu;and as a result these assholes sold me into shit :( 42 to 35 -248048;1349102324;nenolod;yay ponzis -248047;1349102331;nenolod;so it's like DMC -248046;1349102332;nenolod;got it -248045;1349102339;mircea_popescu;it's nothing like dmc lol. -248044;1349102344;rg;they shoulda made me the admin of DMC -248043;1349102347;rg;that would be funny -248042;1349102355;mircea_popescu;for one, it's market cap is like 350k btc. for the other, share went up not down. -248041;1349102356;nenolod;they should have made me the admin of DMC -248040;1349102358;nenolod;NONO -248039;1349102359;nenolod;NO -248038;1349102360;nenolod;NO -248037;1349102366;rg;i would love to give diablo his tiny pittance -248036;1349102369;nenolod;rg: they should have made STEVE the admin of DMC. -248035;1349102379;nenolod;oh god -248034;1349102384;nenolod;steve used bitcoin for like -248033;1349102385;nenolod;2 minutes -248032;1349102393;nenolod;and was like "omg i didn't make any moniez" -248031;1349102400;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 304 @ 0.0034 = 1.0336 BTC [-] -248030;1349102404;rg;most people dont -248029;1349102414;rg;they join thinking theyre going to make $1mil -248028;1349102429;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 3 @ 0.11 = 0.33 BTC [-] -248027;1349102430;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [-] -248026;1349102431;mircea_popescu;and then they "invest" it -248025;1349102432;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 5 @ 0.101 = 0.505 BTC [-] -248024;1349102433;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 26 @ 0.100001 = 2.6 BTC [-] -248023;1349102439;rg;and pirateat40 steals it all -248022;1349102449;mircea_popescu;srsly pirate stole less than glbse so far. -248021;1349102503;OneEyed;Eh, according to betsofbitcoin, I had bet that MPEX would not be hacked before the end of September. Did I win? -248020;1349102521;OneEyed;(I had totally forgotten about that bet) -248019;1349102540;mircea_popescu;OneEyed well it didn't get hacked -248018;1349102542;nenolod;i wish i was pirateat40 -248017;1349102543;mircea_popescu;link to bet ? -248016;1349102554;OneEyed;http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=566 -248015;1349102554;nenolod;i'd go get a private island and not give a shit -248014;1349102562;OneEyed;Total agree bets: 0.30 -248013;1349102564;OneEyed;Total disagree bets: 11.72 -248012;1349102566;OneEyed;Shit, I won't win much :) -248011;1349102572;mircea_popescu;haha -248010;1349102572;OneEyed;(agree means "MPEX will get hacked") -248009;1349102579;mircea_popescu;.py .3 / 11.72 -248008;1349102579;markac;0.0255972696246 -248007;1349102583;mircea_popescu;them's some odds... -248006;1349102599;rg;nenolod -248005;1349102600;rg;me too -248004;1349102606;rg;i was looking at the private island website the other day -248003;1349102614;rg;i would get an island on a huge lake -248002;1349102621;rg;so i can still get internet/power -248001;1349102635;rg;id love an island in hte middle of no where but i wont be able to deal with satelite internet -248000;1349102642;mircea_popescu;get cable -247999;1349102642;OneEyed;My 0.1 should get me back around 0.381 due to the way bets are weighted -247998;1349102659;mircea_popescu;OneEyed you can't get more than the total agree can you -247997;1349102661;rg;mircea_popescu: its kinda expensive to get the cable co to run a 20mi coax through a body of water -247996;1349102668;rg;though i could totally run it myself -247995;1349102670;mircea_popescu;rg so ? you got dough -247994;1349102671;rg;and just have a splitter -247993;1349102675;rg;at the beach -247992;1349102677;nenolod;rg: just get someone high on meth with an AR-15 -247991;1349102687;rg;but then id be vulnerable to sabotage -247990;1349102689;nenolod;rg: that will keep bitcoin people away -247989;1349102695;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: fortunately, as in every bets, the amount paid by the winners is redistributed as well :) -247988;1349102707;rg;i guess i should probably stop bdk_kludges vps -247987;1349102714;rg;since he defaulted and didn't pay his bill -247986;1349102714;mircea_popescu;OneEyed yes but to themselves neh ?! -247985;1349102723;mircea_popescu;rg prolly. -247984;1349102734;rg;that'll free up a nice chunk of ram -247983;1349102740;rg;for disk cache -247982;1349102740;rg;nice -247981;1349102742;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: the total amount paid by betters is redistributed to winners, minus 5% fee for the site and 5% for the creator of the bet if I remember well -247980;1349102773;mircea_popescu;so you stand to make -247979;1349102775;OneEyed;My weighted bet is 60.909 according to the site -247978;1349102786;OneEyed;For a total of 1729.980 weighted winning bets -247977;1349102790;mircea_popescu;.py (.1 / 11.72) * (.3+11.72) -247976;1349102791;markac;0.102559726962 -247975;1349102797;OneEyed;So I get: (0.30+11.72)*.9*60.909/1729.980 -247974;1349102803;mircea_popescu;o wow, weighted ? -247973;1349102808;mircea_popescu;.py (0.30+11.72)*.9*60.909/1729.980 -247972;1349102810;markac;0.380879294558 -247971;1349102814;mircea_popescu;juicy ! -247970;1349102817;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: yes, the sooner you bet, the more your bet weights -247969;1349102818;rg;damn man -247968;1349102824;mircea_popescu;well, thanks for your early faith, it obviously was well placed. -247967;1349102828;rg;that's a cheeseburger+fries at a low end fast food joint -247966;1349102829;OneEyed;:) -247965;1349102833;rg;FOR FREE -247964;1349102850;rg;come on nenolod -247963;1349102853;rg;AOL HTTP server -247962;1349102857;rg;you know it was good -247961;1349102859;rg;dont hate -247960;1349102863;mircea_popescu;didn't tux make a php dns server ? -247959;1349102864;nenolod;AOLserver is actually a pretty nice product. -247958;1349102886;rg;well no shit -247957;1349102889;rg;that's why im saying dont hate -247956;1349102893;rg;its completely irrelevant today -247955;1349102894;rg;but it wast -247954;1349102895;rg;wasnt* -247953;1349102897;rg;at one point -247952;1349102902;OneEyed;Weighting bets makes sense, as the closer to the deadline you are, the less undecided the issue is, in most cases at least -247951;1349102921;mircea_popescu;yup -247950;1349102954;OneEyed;Oh, that's not so simple, shit: http://betsofbitco.in/help -247949;1349102979;mircea_popescu;To promote early bettors on a statement, we distribute 45% of the lost bets such that early bettors get a larger share. -247948;1349102982;mircea_popescu;heh -247947;1349103020;OneEyed;I'll get: .1 + .3*.45*60.909/1729.980 + .3*.45*.1/11.72 -247946;1349103024;OneEyed;.py .1 + .3*.45*60.909/1729.980 + .3*.45*.1/11.72 -247945;1349103025;markac;0.105904946533 -247944;1349103031;OneEyed;Only a 5.9% return :) -247943;1349103038;nenolod;cox is pissing me off. -247942;1349103047;nenolod;Diablo-D3: http://www.tdstelecom.com/internet/high-speed-internet-without-phone/extreme-prime -247941;1349103051;mircea_popescu;OneEyed about as much as mpoe bonds -247940;1349103053;nenolod;Diablo-D3: is this ADSL2+? -247939;1349103083;mircea_popescu;There is a submission fee of 0.1 -247938;1349103090;OneEyed;Only for the bet creator -247937;1349103095;mircea_popescu;these people have a nice business. who owns betsofbitco.in ? -247936;1349103098;OneEyed;Who gets 5% of the losing bets anyway -247935;1349103131;OneEyed;So he only lost .85 by creating the bet :) -247934;1349103132;mircea_popescu;OneEyed yes but i bet you most bets don't get 2btc of losing bets. -247933;1349103144;OneEyed;This is probably to encourage you to create well-balanced bets -247932;1349103154;OneEyed;Which is also a good thing in itself -247931;1349103409;nenolod;rg: so did Diablo-D3 take his free replacement vps? -247930;1349103410;nenolod;:D -247929;1349103423;nenolod;think of the morality -247928;1349103635;mircea_popescu;someone should make a bitcoin savings and loan -247927;1349103637;mircea_popescu;based in somalia -247926;1349103701;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3400 @ 0.00044186 = 1.5023 BTC [+] -247925;1349103824;nenolod;bitcoin savings and macrolending -247924;1349103829;nenolod;BS&M -247923;1349103830;nenolod;:D -247922;1349103870;mircea_popescu;haha -247921;1349103898;mircea_popescu;Bitcoins Dubious Skulduggery with Money -247920;1349103969;nenolod;if only i was not a dual US/UK citizen -247919;1349103973;nenolod;and like -247918;1349103976;nenolod;russian or some shit -247917;1349103983;nenolod;i'd soooooo make a ponzi on this shit -247916;1349103998;nenolod;i'd be all like -247915;1349104004;nenolod;totally legit(tm) investment -247914;1349104363;Diablo-D3;back -247913;1349104371;Diablo-D3;[07:50:46] Diablo-D3: http://www.tdstelecom.com/internet/high-speed-internet-without-phone/extreme-prime -247912;1349104384;Diablo-D3;I dont think so -247911;1349104396;Diablo-D3;adsl2+ with all the annexes maxes out at 24/3.5 -247910;1349104419;Diablo-D3;could be vdsl2 or unidls -247909;1349104540;Diablo-D3;[07:26:57] Diablo-D3: rob levin was a friend of mine and really discussing the tragic incident of him being hit by an automobile has really become daft to discuss -247908;1349104542;rg;changity chang chang -247907;1349104543;rg;sup -247906;1349104555;Diablo-D3;nenolod: hey, he was my friend too damnit -247905;1349104611;Diablo-D3;as for the free vps -247904;1349104615;Diablo-D3;nenolod: where did you put your shit? -247903;1349104695;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104489.msg1235258#msg1235258 lol moar usagi drama, this time with bakewell -247902;1349104738;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you've been totally upstaged baby. -247901;1349104752;mircea_popescu;where upstaged baby is obviously rhyming slang for usagi -247900;1349104764;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: don't underestimate the problem: they are fighting over a whole 4 BTC! -247899;1349104764;Chaang-Noi;im off glbse so no more drama for me -247898;1349104774;mircea_popescu;OneEyed i saw. -247897;1349104795;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi o i take it you've missed this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114442.0 ? -247896;1349104809;Chaang-Noi;yeah i missed it -247895;1349104815;mircea_popescu;dun miss it :D -247894;1349104828;Chaang-Noi;i will read it now -247893;1349104841;OneEyed;usagi: he passed a motion at your request from what I see, you required that to pay *him* back -247892;1349104865;OneEyed;as it is not insurance because of a default, but cancellation of the contract -247891;1349104884;rg;i might make a chicken omelette -247890;1349104887;rg;has anyone heard of thatb efore? -247889;1349104891;rg;chicken and cheese -247888;1349104893;rg;and eggs? -247887;1349104900;rg;i like all those things -247886;1349104906;rg;but im not sure if they should be mixed -247885;1349104917;rg;i could also make some noodles with the chicken -247884;1349104919;OneEyed;usagi: I don't troll, I just try to understand what I read. If you call that trolling, then call it trolling, but I'm hardly trying to escalate the debate into some heated argument or make anyone lose time -247883;1349104920;rg;instead of egg -247882;1349104958;OneEyed;I did. And I read that Ian Bakewell required that the contract be cancelled and the premiums reimbursed. And I seem to understand you agreed to that if his shareholders did agree as well. -247881;1349104961;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust OneEyed -247880;1349104962;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user OneEyed: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 2 via 2 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=OneEyed -247879;1349104979;OneEyed;And I also totally agree that if there was a default, then you should pay the shareholders directly, not Ian Bakewell, as per the contract. -247878;1349104988;rg;;;gettrust oneeyd -247877;1349104989;gribble;Trust relationship from user rg to user oneeyd: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=rg&dest=oneeyd -247876;1349104989;rg;;;gettrust oneeyed -247875;1349104990;gribble;Trust relationship from user rg to user oneeyed: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 3 via 2 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=rg&dest=oneeyed -247874;1349105004;rg;;;gettrust mircea_popescu -247873;1349105005;gribble;Trust relationship from user rg to user mircea_popescu: Level 1: 3, Level 2: 39 via 22 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=rg&dest=mircea_popescu -247872;1349105017;rg;holy trust batman -247871;1349105020;mircea_popescu;omg scammor. -247870;1349105025;rg;;;gettrust [ident diablo-d3] -247869;1349105026;gribble;Trust relationship from user rg to user Nick 'diablo-d3', with hostmask 'Diablo-D3!~diablo@pool-64-222-225-145.port.east.myfairpoint.net', is not identified.: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=rg&dest=Nick 'diablo-d3', with hostmask 'Diablo-D3!~diablo@pool-64-222-225-145.port.east.myfairpoint.net', is not identified. -247868;1349105032;rg;haha -247867;1349105033;rg;fail -247866;1349105053;OneEyed;;;gettrust rg -247865;1349105053;gribble;Trust relationship from user OneEyed to user rg: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 1 via 1 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=OneEyed&dest=rg -247864;1349105062;gribble;Trust relationship from user usagi to user rg: Level 1: 2, Level 2: 15 via 10 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=usagi&dest=rg -247863;1349105069;OneEyed;Apparently, you should trust me more than I should trust you :) -247862;1349105074;mircea_popescu;lol -247861;1349105090;gribble;Trust relationship from user usagi to user mircea_popescu: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 10 via 5 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=usagi&dest=mircea_popescu -247860;1349105119;rg;;;gettrust coingenuity -247859;1349105120;gribble;Trust relationship from user rg to user coingenuity: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 12 via 6 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=rg&dest=coingenuity -247858;1349105120;nenolod;Diablo-D3: i just kicked in the 'nenolod hosting continuity endgame scenario' -247857;1349105136;rg;nenolod -247856;1349105141;rg;if you started a hosting company -247855;1349105147;rg;i would buy boxes from you -247854;1349105160;nenolod;rg: you should talk to openitc -247853;1349105172;rg;explain -247852;1349105177;mircea_popescu;rg : maybe you two should go in biz together -247851;1349105180;mircea_popescu;grow bvps -247850;1349105187;nenolod;nooooo -247849;1349105191;nenolod;i don't want to do hosting -247848;1349105196;rg;that's not the relationship we have -247847;1349105198;nenolod;i want to sell beer for a living -247846;1349105200;nenolod;beeeeeeeeeeer -247845;1349105202;mircea_popescu;nenolod ok you can do customer fellatio -247844;1349105206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6570 @ 0.00035896 = 2.3584 BTC [+] -247843;1349105226;rg;bitvps needs a stable dedicated server provider -247842;1349105229;rg;i thought it was enzu -247841;1349105231;rg;but it isnt -247840;1349105236;rg;i know some other people who have nice stuff but $$ -247839;1349105277;mircea_popescu;gnax :D -247838;1349105307;rg;pff -247837;1349105311;rg;you know gnax and i dont get along -247836;1349105313;nenolod;rg: see PM -247835;1349105314;rg;fuck their president -247834;1349105334;mircea_popescu;rg well, you moved dc i didn't. 1-0 muahaha -247833;1349105372;rg;i dont tolerate shit from our DCs -247832;1349105379;rg;i will inconvenience 30 customers to move -247831;1349105382;rg;ive done it -247830;1349105384;mircea_popescu;so why the hell is usagi attacking bakewell now. he seems reasonable enough ? am i missing something ? -247829;1349105387;rg;like 3 times -247828;1349105415;nenolod;rg: i don't really want to get into hosting -247827;1349105425;rg;yeah -247826;1349105434;rg;getting into hosting now is like getting into bitcoin mining now -247825;1349105442;rg;lots of work for little output -247824;1349105442;nenolod;yeah it's pointless -247823;1349105444;nenolod;lolz -247822;1349105444;mircea_popescu;possibly works -247821;1349105447;mircea_popescu;worse* -247820;1349105480;rg;hrm -247819;1349105484;rg;why the hell isnt this transaction confirming -247818;1349105489;rg;its for like 8 btc -247817;1349105503;nenolod;anyway -247816;1349105519;nenolod;Diablo-D3: i kicked in the 'nenolod hosting continuity endgame scenario' -247815;1349105567;nenolod;Diablo-D3: wherein i took advantage of certain realities, to acquire hosting elsewhere at very cost-efficient prices. -247814;1349105591;nenolod;Diablo-D3: you see, i have had a contingency plan for that for years -247813;1349105592;nenolod;;p -247812;1349105603;Chaang-Noi;glbse runs on cloudfqair right?? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113400.msg1235869#msg1235869 -247811;1349105650;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if nefario is aware of this... -247810;1349105659;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247809;1349105675;assbot;BMF [1@0.49BTC] (since: 2012-09-25) paid: 0.01112149 BTC. Last price: 0.49 BTC. Capital gain: 0 BTC. Total: 0.01112149 BTC. (2.3%) -247808;1349105697;mircea_popescu;jesus god Chaang-Noi -247807;1349105726;mircea_popescu;that's the exact sort of thing i was talking about re http://trilema.com/2012/security-comparison-of-bitcoin-denominated-instruments-exchanges/ -247806;1349105754;Chaang-Noi;so to use glbse you should use tor... -247805;1349105781;Chaang-Noi;i really wonder if that was by design or if nefario just is that ignorant. -247804;1349105847;mircea_popescu;he does use google analytics STILL -247803;1349105851;mircea_popescu;and has a twitter include STILL -247802;1349105856;mircea_popescu;he's just an imbecile is all. -247801;1349105869;Chaang-Noi;oh, i guess he just does not care about privacy -247800;1349105885;Chaang-Noi;seems important if you ar trying to sell an anon stock exchange... -247799;1349105912;mircea_popescu;i feel kind of sorry for the poor suckers who sent him passport pics or w/e -247798;1349105925;nenolod;i wouldn't do that. -247797;1349106006;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07961 BTC [-] -247796;1349106021;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.459 BTC [+] -247795;1349106022;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.45995 = 1.3799 BTC [+] -247794;1349106024;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4697 BTC [+] -247793;1349106025;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 8 @ 0.4698 = 3.7584 BTC [+] -247792;1349106041;jurov;mircea, that link says Acest articol nu este disponibil gratis. -247791;1349106065;Chaang-Noi;i was not that stupid... i sent it to gox, and wish i had not... but id never send to glbse -247790;1349106085;Luceo;I sent it to no-one -247789;1349106103;Luceo;I'm a bit paranoid that Gox will ask me to prove that my name really is Doctor Robotnik though :( -247788;1349106134;jurov;no problem, you'll have to fake the ID and electricity bill -247787;1349106287;mircea_popescu;jurov you p[rolly read more than 5 this week. it's a paid site. -247786;1349106293;mircea_popescu;hop on a proxy or something -247785;1349106306;mircea_popescu;lol Luceo -247784;1349106315;Diablo-D3;how the hell does this channel talk this much -247783;1349106333;rg;i think this chicken omelette is going to be god -247782;1349106334;rg;good -247781;1349106363;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you're not ignoring enough peopel./ -247780;1349106370;rg;i only have one person on block -247779;1349106375;rg;eskimobob -247778;1349106387;Diablo-D3;lol -247777;1349106388;rg;lol -247776;1349106390;rg;on block -247775;1349106392;rg;sounds like im on AO -247774;1349106393;rg;L -247773;1349106401;Diablo-D3;nenolod: see pm on dicknet -247772;1349106500;Chaang-Noi;this is a pretty active chan... -247771;1349106511;rg;i got the fly -247770;1349106512;rg;finally -247769;1349106735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00036221 = 2.137 BTC [+] -247768;1349106736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39800 @ 0.00036097 = 14.3666 BTC [-] -247767;1349107054;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 5 @ 0.008 = 0.04 BTC [-] -247766;1349107119;smickles;< mircea_popescu> smickles why do you keep spelling principal "principle" ? << becuase i am flawd ;) um, tell me this is just in irc, and not in some signed document I produce -247765;1349107559;mircea_popescu;smickles all documents you produce -247764;1349107566;mircea_popescu;like your latest filings -247763;1349107658;smickles;:o -247762;1349107947;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.41020001 BTC [-] -247761;1349107949;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.4102 = 0.8204 BTC [-] -247760;1349107949;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.4101 = 3.6909 BTC [-] -247759;1349107950;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 18 @ 0.41 = 7.38 BTC [-] -247758;1349107952;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 10 @ 0.401 = 4.01 BTC [-] -247757;1349108034;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07102003 = 0.142 BTC [-] -247756;1349108036;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07102002 BTC [-] -247755;1349108037;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07102 BTC [-] -247754;1349108038;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.071 = 0.497 BTC [-] -247753;1349108040;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.07052 = 0.2116 BTC [-] -247752;1349108040;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.0705 = 1.0575 BTC [-] -247751;1349108041;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07047 BTC [-] -247750;1349108042;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 12 @ 0.07045 = 0.8454 BTC [-] -247749;1349108043;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0704 BTC [-] -247748;1349108044;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07038 BTC [-] -247747;1349108046;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07036 BTC [-] -247746;1349108047;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07034 BTC [-] -247745;1349108048;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.070321 = 0.2813 BTC [-] -247744;1349108236;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1800 @ 0.00044186 = 0.7953 BTC [+] -247743;1349108239;Diablo-D3;smickles: you didnt -247742;1349108357;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.019 = 0.19 BTC [-] -247741;1349108421;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.018 BTC [-] -247740;1349108422;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.018 = 0.162 BTC [-] -247739;1349108423;jurov;he's man of principles :) -247738;1349108560;mircea_popescu;haha -247737;1349108670;mircea_popescu;smickles https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.msg1235414#msg1235414 -247736;1349108670;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 19 @ 0.00999999 = 0.19 BTC [-] -247735;1349108802;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11189999 = 0.5595 BTC [+] -247734;1349108967;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 2 @ 1.41998 = 2.84 BTC [-] -247733;1349109282;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07960999 = 0.1592 BTC [+] -247732;1349109284;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 18 @ 0.07961 = 1.433 BTC [+] -247731;1349109667;Luceo;I dont think I have anyone on IRC ignored -247730;1349109671;Luceo;And only one on forums -247729;1349109751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13873 @ 0.00036097 = 5.0077 BTC [-] -247728;1349109965;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.29010001 BTC [+] -247727;1349109967;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.2901 = 0.8703 BTC [-] -247726;1349109968;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.29 = 0.58 BTC [-] -247725;1349109969;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.2804 BTC [-] -247724;1349109970;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 3 @ 0.28020001 = 0.8406 BTC [-] -247723;1349109971;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.27983999 BTC [-] -247722;1349109972;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 30 @ 0.2752 = 8.256 BTC [-] -247721;1349109973;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 500 @ 0.275 = 137.5 BTC [-] -247720;1349110029;mircea_popescu;who's bitbond again ? -247719;1349110101;Eisenhower34;amazingrando -247718;1349110108;Eisenhower34;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75126.0 -247717;1349110128;mircea_popescu;a ty -247716;1349110132;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [-] -247715;1349110181;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10277 BTC [+] -247714;1349110311;mircea_popescu;lmao how many more satoshi* and *dice sites can there be -247713;1349110345;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 290 @ 0.0034 = 0.986 BTC [-] -247712;1349110354;smickles;!pl mpoe.etf .1 -247711;1349110354;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247710;1349110370;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.02470282 BTC. Last price: 0.3 BTC. Capital gain: 0.2 BTC. Total: 0.22470282 BTC. (224.7%) -247709;1349110379;mircea_popescu;!ticker mpoe.etf -247708;1349110386;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 0.3] [Ask: 1.19999999] [Spread: 0.89999999] [Last: 0.3] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.645] -247707;1349110391;mircea_popescu;ouch spread. -247706;1349110413;Eisenhower34;:D -247705;1349110414;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [-] -247704;1349110416;mircea_popescu;smickles maybe you should sell some s.mpoe put some buys in ? -247703;1349110524;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97094.msg1069337#msg1069337 ahaha burt is so much win -247702;1349110587;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm actually about to do something about that -247701;1349110607;smickles;also: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114442.msg1235468#msg1235468 so a >200% gain is a loss? -247700;1349110628;mircea_popescu;that guy is a little... weird. -247699;1349110629;smickles;and MPOE.ETF isn't actually a passthru, but there isn't a S.MPOE passthru on GLBSE -247698;1349110652;mircea_popescu;ya it's a fund, which is why i said about selling some shares to put bids, you actually have the flexibility to do that -247697;1349110664;smickles;I sent 'em a pm presenting the facts and requested an edit be made :/ -247696;1349110686;mircea_popescu;you could prolly make money by tapping the glbse equity flight -247695;1349110696;mircea_popescu;as in, put buys in 5% or 10% under what you get for the shares on mpex -247694;1349110719;mircea_popescu;increase the etf value by trading -247693;1349110742;smickles;up until recently, I was considering a lower % than 5/10 -247692;1349110754;mircea_popescu;well whatever works -247691;1349110758;mircea_popescu;maybe go in gradual -247690;1349110784;mircea_popescu;.3 means what, less than 30% of current s.mpoe value ? -247689;1349110912;smickles;something about there -247688;1349110914;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 155 @ 0.0034 = 0.527 BTC [-] -247687;1349111079;mircea_popescu;Local Rules: the following accounts are banned from posting in this thread: Puppet, EskimoBob, Deprived, Factory, nimda, 556j, MPOE-PR, cunicula and guruvan. -247686;1349111090;mircea_popescu;someone should make a forum post whereby the forum is forbidden from posting -247685;1349111119;mircea_popescu;then maybe complain that nobody's posting -247684;1349111183;smickles;jeez, i can't log into glbse -247683;1349111188;smickles;it keeps timing out -247682;1349111259;mircea_popescu;mmm -247681;1349111262;mircea_popescu;that's not so good -247680;1349111266;mircea_popescu;;;last seen nefario -247679;1349111266;gribble;(last [--{from,in,on,with,without,regexp} ] [--nolimit]) -- Returns the last message matching the given criteria. --from requires a nick from whom the message came; --in requires a channel the message was sent to; --on requires a network the message was sent on; --with requires some string that had to be in the message; --regexp requires a regular expression the message must (1 more message) -247678;1349111270;mircea_popescu;;;seen nefario -247677;1349111271;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 18 hours, 7 minutes, and 54 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -247676;1349111277;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1087 @ 0.00044185 = 0.4803 BTC [-] -247675;1349111291;rg;today is the worst day -247674;1349111293;rg;and ill tell you why -247673;1349111299;rg;cause i have to look at how much mone ywe have -247672;1349111301;rg;then give it away -247671;1349111310;rg;stupid companies -247670;1349111321;rg;and i need to send like $100 on a stupid upgrade for our billing system -247669;1349111325;rg;cause they revoked our license -247668;1349111328;rg;cause theyre french retards -247667;1349111332;smickles;alright, got in -247666;1349111336;rg;SMICKLES -247665;1349111338;rg;GOT IN -247664;1349111339;rg;everyone -247663;1349111349;smickles;heh -247662;1349111382;rg;i got packeted last niht -247661;1349111382;smickles;well, does anyone have some btc 'on' GLBSE so as to facilitate a quick deposit for me? -247660;1349111384;rg;night* -247659;1349111394;rg;hmm -247658;1349111399;rg;i know someone who does -247657;1349111402;mircea_popescu;smickles kakobrekla smpake ? -247656;1349111404;rg;but hes afk -247655;1349111410;rg;btc-mining -247654;1349111423;smickles;mircea_popescu: smpake does glbse now? -247653;1349111430;mircea_popescu;i thought it did no ? -247652;1349111449;mircea_popescu;rg suffer baby :D -247651;1349111456;smickles;naw, just mtgox -247650;1349111464;rg;i hate this part of the month -247649;1349111465;rg;its like wow -247648;1349111467;rg;look how much money we have -247647;1349111469;rg;thne its like oh -247646;1349111470;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -247645;1349111472;rg;we gotta pay all our bills -247644;1349111475;rg;and then do divs -247643;1349111487;smickles;rg, that's why you do cost basis, not cash basis accounting ;P -247642;1349111505;rg;yeah -247641;1349111507;mircea_popescu;i like cash basis, it's sexier -247640;1349111507;rg;whatever that maens -247639;1349111511;rg;i knowh ow to add the monies -247638;1349111516;rg;and subtract the monies -247637;1349111520;rg;and multiply the monies -247636;1349111521;mircea_popescu;and feel the tittes -247635;1349111521;rg;but that's it -247634;1349111534;rg;sometimes i divide -247633;1349111537;rg;but i use gribble for that -247632;1349111540;mircea_popescu;rg you should get the gnucash btw. -247631;1349111548;rg;what's that -247630;1349111553;rg;some GNU piece of shit quickbooks replacement -247629;1349111556;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin Broadcast Station hits 3000+ Views -247628;1349111559;smickles;gnucash supports bitcoin/ 8 decimals? -247627;1349111561;mircea_popescu;dude wtf, my penis has 3000 views -247626;1349111584;mircea_popescu;smickles i think you have to fiddle with it for that -247625;1349111612;rg;aw sweet -247624;1349111620;rg;nominet is dropping the co from co.uk -247623;1349111627;rg;so you can get rg.uk -247622;1349111635;mircea_popescu;took em long enough -247621;1349111640;rg;yeah no shi -247620;1349111641;rg;t -247619;1349111645;rg;no one takes co.anything seriously -247618;1349111649;mircea_popescu;indeed. -247617;1349111951;jcpham;rg.xxx is better -247616;1349111959;jcpham;i would help you admin a gay porn site -247615;1349111966;jcpham;just so you can get the domain -247614;1349112737;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 72 @ 0.0034 = 0.2448 BTC [-] -247613;1349112785;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1695 @ 0.00044185 = 0.7489 BTC [-] -247612;1349112787;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7000 @ 0.00044185 = 3.093 BTC [-] -247611;1349112788;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 105 @ 0.00044185 = 0.0464 BTC [-] -247610;1349112790;Diablo-D3;http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210364/Anastasiya-Shpagina-Teenage-girl-living-cartoon-character.html?openGraphAuthor=%2Fhome%2Fsearch.html%3Fs%3D%26authornamef%3DKerry%2BMcdermott -247609;1349112878;smickles;mircea_popescu: have you come across thos 'hysterical literature' videos on youtube? -247608;1349112899;smickles;they remind me of a warhol video -247607;1349112965;Diablo-D3;rg: where do you host your shit? -247606;1349113297;mircea_popescu;smickles not really, i don't youtube so much -247605;1349113368;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 8 @ 0.4699 = 3.7592 BTC [-] -247604;1349113613;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -247603;1349113651;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.40000001 BTC [-] -247602;1349113690;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5528 @ 0.0034 = 18.7952 BTC [-] -247601;1349113800;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.04000007 BTC [-] -247600;1349113802;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 3 @ 0.04000001 = 0.12 BTC [-] -247599;1349113803;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 25 @ 0.04 = 1 BTC [-] -247598;1349114294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00035853 = 7.4933 BTC [-] -247597;1349114296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32600 @ 0.00036081 = 11.7624 BTC [+] -247596;1349114797;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.59919993 = 2.996 BTC [-] -247595;1349114961;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 14 @ 0.6 = 8.4 BTC [+] -247594;1349115175;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.43 BTC [+] -247593;1349115383;PsychoticBoy;http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210364/Anastasiya-Shpagina-Teenage-girl-living-cartoon-character.html?openGraphAuthor=%2Fhome%2Fsearch.html%3Fs%3D%26authornamef%3DKerry%2BMcdermott -247592;1349115391;PsychoticBoy;^^ MAN THAT IS SICK -247591;1349115466;PsychoticBoy;seriously that is f*cking sick, probably got wacked against the wall when she was a baby -247590;1349115526;Diablo-D3; I'd whack her against the wall if you know what I mean -247589;1349115541;copumpkin;meh, to each their own -247588;1349115550;mircea_popescu;she's just a very good stripper -247587;1349115553;mircea_popescu;plays the weaboo angle -247586;1349115560;copumpkin;it's just makeup -247585;1349115572;Diablo-D3;the only stripping there involves paint stripper -247584;1349115592;mircea_popescu;copumpkin it usually is. -247583;1349115829;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.00044186 = 1.3256 BTC [+] -247582;1349115831;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7500 @ 0.00044186 = 3.314 BTC [+] -247581;1349116141;PsychoticBoy;make up can even let an ugly twat looks nice -247580;1349116158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50200 @ 0.00035823 = 17.9831 BTC [-] -247579;1349116159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50274 @ 0.00035811 = 18.0036 BTC [-] -247578;1349116160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4171 @ 0.00035552 = 1.4829 BTC [-] -247577;1349116161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57400 @ 0.00035541 = 20.4005 BTC [-] -247576;1349116162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30600 @ 0.0003542 = 10.8385 BTC [-] -247575;1349116164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1463171 @ 0.00035 = 512.1099 BTC [-] -247574;1349116299;Bugpowder;oh boy -247573;1349116334;mircea_popescu;hm -247572;1349116412;Eisenhower34;what a deep knowledge :9 bet he woke up next to one last night -247571;1349116442;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [+] -247570;1349116443;Eisenhower34;just a hint, its not only the makeup, also the alcohol :) -247569;1349116444;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.29000001 BTC [-] -247568;1349116445;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.29 = 1.45 BTC [-] -247567;1349116503;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.59979999 BTC [+] -247566;1349116562;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.29000001 BTC [+] -247565;1349116563;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [-] -247564;1349116778;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.29000001 BTC [+] -247563;1349116780;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [-] -247562;1349117359;Azelphur;Is that such an amazing trait? o.O -247561;1349117385;Diablo-D3;http://boingboing.net/2012/10/01/post-gangnam-style-americ.html -247560;1349117389;Diablo-D3;we're fucke -247559;1349117455;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 3 @ 0.00999998 = 0.03 BTC [-] -247558;1349117476;Diablo-D3;usagi: okay so fine, Im a giant robot pilot -247557;1349117482;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: http://youtu.be/-hDotwzR9d4 is the best (you have to watch it all) :p -247556;1349117509;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: oh fuck me -247555;1349117513;Azelphur;lol -247554;1349117719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00035498 = 5.2182 BTC [+] -247553;1349117721;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00015999 BTC [+] -247552;1349117817;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 196 @ 0.00016 = 0.0314 BTC [+] -247551;1349117840;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: bwhahaha -247550;1349117843;Diablo-D3;it finally ends -247549;1349117852;Azelphur;:D -247548;1349117872;Azelphur;it does, right at the end -247547;1349117968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61800 @ 0.00035559 = 21.9755 BTC [+] -247546;1349117969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7027 @ 0.00036081 = 2.5354 BTC [+] -247545;1349117970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37032 @ 0.00036249 = 13.4237 BTC [+] -247544;1349117971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14141 @ 0.00036422 = 5.1504 BTC [+] -247543;1349117992;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -247542;1349117994;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00035 / 0.00035512 / 0.00036664 (3646645 shares, 1,295.00 BTC), 30day: 0.00034 / 0.00039062 / 0.00042 (64063806 shares, 25,024.88 BTC) -247541;1349118098;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.07961 = 0.4777 BTC [+] -247540;1349118099;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.07971 = 0.3188 BTC [+] -247539;1349118556;grubles;!ticker s.dice -247538;1349118557;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (16195 shares, 55.06 BTC), 30day: 0.0033 / 0.00337125 / 0.0034 (2079730 shares, 7,011.31 BTC) -247537;1349118575;grubles;!ticker s.bvps -247536;1349118577;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00342157 / 0.003801 (52687 shares, 180.27 BTC) -247535;1349118877;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 4 @ 0.21999999 = 0.88 BTC [-] -247534;1349118982;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.22 BTC [+] -247533;1349119376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.00341357 = 0.512 BTC [+] -247532;1349119510;MrTiggr;AHAHAHA http://i.imgur.com/qdZ5O.png << THAT is what a btc-laundry should look like (http://www.iseecoins.org/) -247531;1349119749;rg;grubkes -247530;1349119751;rg;just the man i need to see -247529;1349119758;copumpkin;usagi wa unagi ni natta -247528;1349119834;copumpkin;became -247527;1349119836;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr can you explain it ? -247526;1349119854;copumpkin;not to be confused with nareru -247525;1349119904;MrTiggr;mircea_popescu: that is based off the "unconfirmed transactions" feed ... every dot is a btc address .. the lines are coins moving between them ... the line color is the same for coins moved in the same transaction -247524;1349119916;MrTiggr;known bitcoin addresses are labelled -247523;1349119921;mircea_popescu;aha -247522;1349119925;mircea_popescu;interesting visual for sure -247521;1349119931;MrTiggr;layout uses a force-directed algo to best position stuff -247520;1349119937;MrTiggr;turn autolayout on for best effect -247519;1349120076;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -247518;1349120078;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.59515 = 2.3806 BTC [-] -247517;1349120079;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.595 = 5.95 BTC [-] -247516;1349120080;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.5901 = 4.7208 BTC [-] -247515;1349120082;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -247514;1349120083;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58095 BTC [-] -247513;1349120083;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5807 BTC [-] -247512;1349120084;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.58050001 = 1.7415 BTC [-] -247511;1349120085;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5805 BTC [-] -247510;1349120086;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5803 BTC [-] -247509;1349120088;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -247508;1349120089;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -247507;1349120248;rg;im glad we have some action today -247506;1349120251;rg;id like to see some more -247505;1349120293;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 500 @ 0.00016 = 0.08 BTC [+] -247504;1349120333;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.11189999 = 1.4547 BTC [+] -247503;1349120335;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1119 BTC [+] -247502;1349120552;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.09030001 BTC [-] -247501;1349120607;rg;grubiesssss -247500;1349120608;rg;wake up -247499;1349120611;rg;we gotta pay these bills son -247498;1349120663;smickles;;;seen grubles -247497;1349120664;gribble;grubles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 34 minutes and 48 seconds ago: !ticker s.bvps -247496;1349120671;smickles;power nap -247495;1349120773;mircea_popescu;lol -247494;1349120887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30693 @ 0.00036422 = 11.179 BTC [+] -247493;1349120931;rg;i could just pay them all in btc -247492;1349120943;rg;but i was a lamer and lent some money to a friend -247491;1349120945;rg;who needed it -247490;1349120949;rg;and hes afk -247489;1349120970;rg;i wish i had some muscle -247488;1349120973;rg;a team of muscle -247487;1349120974;rg;around the US -247486;1349120976;rg;then i could do lending -247485;1349120990;rg;you dont pay, fine, as long as its worth your knee cap -247484;1349120999;rg;two taps to 1 knee cap -247483;1349121001;rg;1 to break it -247482;1349121009;rg;1 to cause bad pain -247481;1349121084;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 0.56100009 BTC [-] -247480;1349121156;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.6089 = 3.0445 BTC [+] -247479;1349121324;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10256999 BTC [+] -247478;1349121433;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.10257 = 0.2051 BTC [+] -247477;1349121485;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 1 @ 0.0625 BTC [-] -247476;1349121664;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.45389999 BTC [+] -247475;1349121665;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4539 BTC [+] -247474;1349121824;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.18998999 BTC [+] -247473;1349121895;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.18999 = 0.38 BTC [+] -247472;1349122090;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11189999 BTC [-] -247471;1349122120;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.0095 BTC [-] -247470;1349122121;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 11 @ 0.00935001 = 0.1029 BTC [-] -247469;1349122122;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 27 @ 0.0091111 = 0.246 BTC [-] -247468;1349122123;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 3 @ 0.0091 = 0.0273 BTC [-] -247467;1349122125;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 45 @ 0.009 = 0.405 BTC [-] -247466;1349122207;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 5 @ 0.00999999 = 0.05 BTC [-] -247465;1349122229;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.0099 = 0.099 BTC [-] -247464;1349122230;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.0098 = 0.098 BTC [-] -247463;1349122231;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.0097 = 0.097 BTC [-] -247462;1349122233;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 2 @ 0.00960001 = 0.0192 BTC [-] -247461;1349122234;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 13 @ 0.0096 = 0.1248 BTC [-] -247460;1349122235;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 4 @ 0.0095 = 0.038 BTC [-] -247459;1349122236;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.0092 BTC [-] -247458;1349122237;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 15 @ 0.00900125 = 0.135 BTC [-] -247457;1349122391;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 200 @ 0.00044186 = 0.0884 BTC [+] -247456;1349122563;grubles;anyone here use pympex -247455;1349122656;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 2 @ 0.18999 = 0.38 BTC [+] -247454;1349122657;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 5 @ 0.19 = 0.95 BTC [+] -247453;1349123066;Azelphur;I missed him -247452;1349123094;Azelphur;I got 2 already, high score! -247451;1349123114;Azelphur;the downsides of having a name that begins with A, I'm high up on all the userlists :p -247450;1349123326;rdponticelli;Time to change your nick to Zazelphur -247449;1349123330;rdponticelli;:) -247448;1349123348;Azelphur;indeed -247447;1349123357;grubles;Azelphur, you wrote pympex right? -247446;1349123361;Azelphur;yes -247445;1349123410;grubles;ive signed the mpex key, and yet i still get "Couldn't decode the reply from MPEx...blah" errors -247444;1349123477;Luceo;ffs why have the butts started again? :( -247443;1349123517;Azelphur;grubles: all my python does is call gnupg library, which runs the gpg executable -247442;1349123535;Azelphur;so key decryption not working is 99.9% on gpg side -247441;1349123545;Luceo;EskimoBob: or just /umode +R -247440;1349123560;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 292 @ 0.00388887 = 1.1356 BTC [+] -247439;1349123562;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2708 @ 0.00388888 = 10.5311 BTC [+] -247438;1349123668;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 50 @ 0.0148 = 0.74 BTC [-] -247437;1349123748;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07034001 = 0.1407 BTC [-] -247436;1349123750;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07034 = 0.1407 BTC [-] -247435;1349123751;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 8 @ 0.070321 = 0.5626 BTC [-] -247434;1349123752;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07032 BTC [-] -247433;1349123754;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07022 BTC [-] -247432;1349123755;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 7 @ 0.0702 = 0.4914 BTC [-] -247431;1349123922;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6500 @ 0.00044185 = 2.872 BTC [-] -247430;1349123956;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07034002 = 0.1407 BTC [+] -247429;1349124567;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.5999 BTC [-] -247428;1349124698;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 10 @ 0.06994 = 0.6994 BTC [-] -247427;1349125166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 195 @ 0.00325001 = 0.6338 BTC [-] -247426;1349125238;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1118 BTC [-] -247425;1349125423;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.60499997 = 1.815 BTC [-] -247424;1349125485;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.14210003 BTC [-] -247423;1349125487;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.14210002 BTC [-] -247422;1349125696;Luceo;EskimoBob: You can do /umode +R, it's the fastest way -247421;1349125720;kakobrekla;fyi, http://bit4x.com just went live -247420;1349125726;mircea_popescu;progressively over-valuing your assets more and more based on some combination of beliefs, guesses, believing people who tell you things on irc and total lunacy. -247419;1349125731;mircea_popescu;i like this guy. -247418;1349125741;mircea_popescu;that's like... 90% of btc fund managers right there. -247417;1349125775;Luceo;Who? -247416;1349125837;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97178.msg1236472#msg1236472 -247415;1349125873;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.14220003 BTC [+] -247414;1349125875;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 4 @ 0.14220002 = 0.5688 BTC [-] -247413;1349125995;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 5 @ 0.14220002 = 0.711 BTC [-] -247412;1349126122;Bugpowder;Q: Does NYAN Financial use GAAP? -247411;1349126144;mircea_popescu;and so it dies https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114686.0 -247410;1349126178;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.6 = 1.8 BTC [+] -247409;1349126193;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: it will now that smickles is going to do their shit -247408;1349126216;Bugpowder;In fairness, BAC, JPM, WFC weren't marking their MBS to market either. -247407;1349126241;Bugpowder;But I don't think the Fed is going to come in and exchange Treasuries for for NYAN.B shares any time soon. -247406;1349126327;mircea_popescu;mbs is down 1? -247405;1349126439;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247404;1349126445;assbot;BMF [1@0.49BTC] (since: 2012-09-25) paid: 0.01112149 BTC. Last price: 0.40000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.08999999 BTC. Total: -0.0788785 BTC. (-16.1%) -247403;1349126470;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247402;1349126472;assbot;BMF [1@1BTC] paid: 0.10922454 BTC. Last price: 0.40000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.59999999 BTC. Total: -0.49077545 BTC. (-49.1%) -247401;1349126479;Diablo-D3;bmf never IPO'ed at 1 though -247400;1349126489;Diablo-D3;or wait, was that cpa that didnt -247399;1349126500;BTC-Mining;Was CPA at 0.10 -247398;1349126510;BTC-Mining;now trading around 0.03 -247397;1349126511;mircea_popescu;bmf ipo was 1 -247396;1349126518;Diablo-D3;I should take notes. -247395;1349126522;Diablo-D3;usagi: dude, I should do that -247394;1349126541;Diablo-D3;DMC, now worth 9000 BTC PER SHARE lawls -247393;1349126591;BTC-Mining;!pl BTC-MINING 1 -247392;1349126591;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247391;1349126597;BTC-Mining;!pl BTC-BOND 0.01 -247390;1349126604;assbot;BTC-MINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.27012647 BTC. Last price: 0.921 BTC. Capital gain: -0.079 BTC. Total: 0.19112647 BTC. (19.1%) -247389;1349126604;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247388;1349126615;assbot;BTC-BOND [1@0.01BTC] paid: 0.00055 BTC. Last price: 0.00989 BTC. Capital gain: -0.00011 BTC. Total: 0.00044 BTC. (4.4%) -247387;1349126634;mircea_popescu;those %s are so useless w/o any indication of time -247386;1349126662;Bugpowder;See how the high price on all these MBS's was 100. They all crashed, banks pulled a Usagi and valued them higher than the market price, but 5 years later most are still shitcanned. http://www.markit.com/en/products/data/indices/structured-finance-indices/abx/abx-prices.page? -247385;1349126663;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247384;1349126696;assbot;BMF [1@0.5BTC] (since: 2012-09-01) paid: 0.05279685 BTC. Last price: 0.40000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.09999999 BTC. Total: -0.04720314 BTC. (-9.4%) -247383;1349126696;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 192 @ 0.00044185 = 0.0848 BTC [-] -247382;1349126696;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8700 @ 0.00044185 = 3.8441 BTC [-] -247381;1349126697;assbot;!pl [@] [] -247380;1349126702;Bugpowder;BUT Fed swapped them for treasuries. There is no Fed in bitcoin. -247379;1349126709;BTC-Mining;BTC-Mining about 5 months, BTC-Bond about 2 months -247378;1349126762;Diablo-D3;usagi: I know how you feel -247377;1349126763;Bugpowder;Why the fuck should mining companies care about the share price anyway? You got the BTC, you buy the gear, you mine, you pay the dividends. -247376;1349126781;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: bmf was a fund, now its turning into a mining company -247375;1349126797;Diablo-D3;however, bmf was a closed fund, so NAV may not even matter -247374;1349126812;Bugpowder;GLBSE shares are not a company. -247373;1349126895;Diablo-D3;usagi: okay hows this -247372;1349126901;Diablo-D3;how long are you going to be doing daily dividend -247371;1349126920;Diablo-D3;not worth it :< -247370;1349126930;Diablo-D3;if it was FOREVERERERERERER I'd buy some BMF -247369;1349126987;Diablo-D3;well, BTCMC will pay me 15 BTC today -247368;1349126993;Diablo-D3;that reminds me, I need to go poke yochdog -247367;1349127030;BTC-Mining;I'd buy BMF around 0.30 right now =/ -247366;1349127119;Diablo-D3;yeah but I own 106 BTC-MINING -247365;1349127125;BTC-Mining;Yeah but we pay out from a loan. -247364;1349127125;Diablo-D3;and 0 BMF -247363;1349127133;Diablo-D3;!ticker btc-mining -247362;1349127135;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -247361;1349127138;Diablo-D3;!ticker asicminer -247360;1349127139;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.92525] [Ask: 0.97479999] [Spread: 0.04954999] [Last: 0.921] [24hVol: 18.02480001] [7dAvg: 0.9211356] -247359;1349127144;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.45] [Ask: 0.58979999] [Spread: 0.13979999] [Last: 0.45000001] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.48714] -247358;1349127153;assbot;[GLBSE:ASICMINER] [Bid: 0.106] [Ask: 0.1118] [Spread: 0.0058] [Last: 0.1118] [24hVol: 49.66689507] [7dAvg: 0.1096124] -247357;1349127169;BTC-Mining;what? All in BTC-BOND? -247356;1349127188;BTC-Mining;You mean BITBOND? -247355;1349127223;Diablo-D3;er, isnt btc-bond btc-mining's? -247354;1349127292;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: you're late paying again -247353;1349127303;BTC-Mining;BTC-BOND isn't looking healthy? -247352;1349127314;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247351;1349127329;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] (since: 2012-06-1) paid: 0.32565895 BTC. Last price: 0.60499997 BTC. Capital gain: -0.89500003 BTC. Total: -0.56934108 BTC. (-38%) -247350;1349127375;BTC-Mining;How so is BTC-BOND not looking healthy? -247349;1349127481;BTC-Mining;Hey, can't only blame the mining sector losing value. You got to trade and cut losses. -247348;1349127501;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247347;1349127535;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.48117596 BTC. Last price: 0.60499997 BTC. Capital gain: -0.39500003 BTC. Total: 0.08617593 BTC. (8.6%) -247346;1349127560;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247345;1349127562;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] paid: 0.48117596 BTC. Last price: 0.60499997 BTC. Capital gain: -0.89500003 BTC. Total: -0.41382407 BTC. (-27.6%) -247344;1349127582;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247343;1349127594;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.48117596 BTC. Last price: 0.60499997 BTC. Capital gain: -0.39500003 BTC. Total: 0.08617593 BTC. (8.6%) -247342;1349127594;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247341;1349127616;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] (since: 2012-06-01) paid: 0.32565895 BTC. Last price: 0.60499997 BTC. Capital gain: -0.89500003 BTC. Total: -0.56934108 BTC. (-38%) -247340;1349127645;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247339;1349127653;Bugpowder;usagi, what about the dividend payouts from gigamining during that time? -247338;1349127663;assbot;NYAN.A [1@1BTC] paid: 0.09 BTC. Last price: 0.99 BTC. Capital gain: -0.01 BTC. Total: 0.08 BTC. (8%) -247337;1349127676;BTC-Mining;If it wasn't for the dividends -247336;1349127676;Bugpowder;i get it now -247335;1349127721;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247334;1349127732;assbot;CPA [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.034 BTC. Capital gain: -0.066 BTC. Total: -0.06030312 BTC. (-60.3%) -247333;1349127732;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247332;1349127735;assbot;BMF [1@1BTC] paid: 0.10922454 BTC. Last price: 0.40000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.59999999 BTC. Total: -0.49077545 BTC. (-49.1%) -247331;1349127735;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247330;1349127737;assbot;NASTY [1@0.8BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.01422903 BTC. Last price: 0.4539 BTC. Capital gain: -0.3461 BTC. Total: -0.33187097 BTC. (-41.5%) -247329;1349127737;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247328;1349127743;assbot;NYAN.C [1@1BTC] paid: 0.14927771 BTC. Last price: 0.25 BTC. Capital gain: -0.75 BTC. Total: -0.60072229 BTC. (-60.1%) -247327;1349127781;Luceo;!pl NYAN 1 -247326;1349127781;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247325;1349127793;assbot;NYAN [1@1BTC] paid: 0.08033233 BTC. Last price: 0.6 BTC. Capital gain: -0.4 BTC. Total: -0.31966767 BTC. (-32%) -247324;1349127800;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247323;1349127818;assbot;BMF [1@0.5BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.07135279 BTC. Last price: 0.40000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.09999999 BTC. Total: -0.0286472 BTC. (-5.7%) -247322;1349127847;Luceo;5.7% is also pretty much exactly the movement in BTC isn't it? -247321;1349127874;Luceo;Valuing shares at NAV regardless of past performance makes me cry -247320;1349127911;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247319;1349127915;assbot;ABM [1@0.45BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.015011 BTC. Last price: 0.10000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.34999999 BTC. Total: -0.33498899 BTC. (-74.4%) -247318;1349127950;Luceo;!pl NYAN.A 1 -247317;1349127950;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247316;1349127959;assbot;NYAN.A [1@1BTC] paid: 0.09 BTC. Last price: 0.99 BTC. Capital gain: -0.01 BTC. Total: 0.08 BTC. (8%) -247315;1349127959;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247314;1349127963;assbot;YABMC [1@0.14BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.02337128 BTC. Last price: 0.07034002 BTC. Capital gain: -0.06965998 BTC. Total: -0.0462887 BTC. (-33.1%) -247313;1349127974;Luceo;I think I'm about 2% down on usagi-related shares, maybe less than that -247312;1349128015;Luceo;And most of the loss was on YARR (bought at 1.25, returned 1) -247311;1349128050;Luceo;and about .17 in divs -247310;1349128138;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247309;1349128151;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@0.9BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.132775 BTC. Last price: 0.60499997 BTC. Capital gain: -0.29500003 BTC. Total: -0.16222503 BTC. (-18%) -247308;1349128176;Diablo-D3;1pl dmc 1.0 -247307;1349128177;gigavps;!pl GIGAMINING 1 -247306;1349128177;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247305;1349128179;assbot;GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.48117596 BTC. Last price: 0.60499997 BTC. Capital gain: -0.39500003 BTC. Total: 0.08617593 BTC. (8.6%) -247304;1349128187;Diablo-D3;!pl dmc 1.0 -247303;1349128187;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247302;1349128195;assbot;DMC [1@1BTC] paid: 0.02635814 BTC. Last price: 0.055 BTC. Capital gain: -0.945 BTC. Total: -0.91864186 BTC. (-91.9%) -247301;1349128198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9566 @ 0.00036422 = 3.4841 BTC [+] -247300;1349128200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00036605 = 0.4027 BTC [+] -247299;1349128201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10334 @ 0.0003661 = 3.7833 BTC [+] -247298;1349128213;Diablo-D3;I have some work to do I think -247297;1349128221;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247296;1349128224;assbot;DMC [1@0.45BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0 BTC. Last price: 0.055 BTC. Capital gain: -0.395 BTC. Total: -0.395 BTC. (-87.8%) -247295;1349128236;gigavps;whoops -247294;1349128265;Diablo-D3;usagi: I may continue not paying dividends -247293;1349128327;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247292;1349128333;assbot;NYAN.A [1@1BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.09 BTC. Last price: 0.99 BTC. Capital gain: -0.01 BTC. Total: 0.08 BTC. (8%) -247291;1349128339;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247290;1349128340;assbot;NYAN.B [1@1BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.16081227 BTC. Last price: 0.96999999 BTC. Capital gain: -0.03000001 BTC. Total: 0.13081226 BTC. (13.1%) -247289;1349128349;kakobrekla;http://btctrading.wordpress.com/trade-forex-with-bitcoins/ -247288;1349128459;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247287;1349128470;assbot;BMMO [1@0.14BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.01673604 BTC. Last price: 0.04 BTC. Capital gain: -0.1 BTC. Total: -0.08326396 BTC. (-59.5%) -247286;1349129197;Enky;good evening fellas -247285;1349129213;Enky;kako you there? -247284;1349129219;kakobrekla;ya -247283;1349129221;Enky;wsell -247282;1349129223;Enky;well -247281;1349129224;Enky;the page is on -247280;1349129227;PsychoticBoy;ABM [1@0.45BTC] << usagi, explain? -247279;1349129233;Enky;already 120 htis -247278;1349129234;Enky;hits -247277;1349129238;kakobrekla;:)) -247276;1349129242;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=HmBByDQHJAA -247275;1349129245;PsychoticBoy;all ABM shares sold by me were at .22-.25 -247274;1349129254;PsychoticBoy;sure -247273;1349129263;PsychoticBoy;I f someone is stupid enough to buy -247272;1349129289;PsychoticBoy;ok they dont read the forum then -247271;1349129302;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247270;1349129304;assbot;ABM [1@0.35BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.015011 BTC. Last price: 0.10000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.24999999 BTC. Total: -0.23498899 BTC. (-67.1%) -247269;1349129323;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247268;1349129326;assbot;ABM [1@0.25BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.015011 BTC. Last price: 0.10000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.14999999 BTC. Total: -0.13498899 BTC. (-54%) -247267;1349129351;PsychoticBoy;but I thought you said mining companies droped 50% but if you had bought ABM in June you had paid .22 and then with a sale at .45 you would gain 110% -247266;1349129376;PsychoticBoy;correct, 105% -247265;1349129392;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247264;1349129401;assbot;ABM [1@0.2BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.015011 BTC. Last price: 0.10000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.09999999 BTC. Total: -0.08498899 BTC. (-42.5%) -247263;1349129422;PsychoticBoy;last price sure, low volume stock ;) -247262;1349129719;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7000 @ 0.00044183 = 3.0928 BTC [-] -247261;1349129794;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247260;1349129808;assbot;BMF [1@0.5BTC] (since: 2012-08-05) paid: 0.07135279 BTC. Last price: 0.40000001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.09999999 BTC. Total: -0.0286472 BTC. (-5.7%) -247259;1349130172;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.02069624 BTC [+] -247258;1349130174;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.02899999 BTC [+] -247257;1349130175;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.029 = 2.9 BTC [+] -247256;1349130176;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.02918169 = 0.1167 BTC [+] -247255;1349130178;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.0299995 = 0.3 BTC [+] -247254;1349130179;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.0299995 = 1.5 BTC [+] -247253;1349130180;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 372 @ 0.03 = 11.16 BTC [+] -247252;1349130180;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.03 = 0.06 BTC [+] -247251;1349130181;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.03798 = 0.3418 BTC [+] -247250;1349130183;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 469 @ 0.03799 = 17.8173 BTC [+] -247249;1349130184;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 32 @ 0.038 = 1.216 BTC [+] -247248;1349130877;BTC-Mining;EskimoBob, probably because the mining companies have a large profit and sell fixed mhash/s bond. The bonds lose value and so do the investors, but the company does not. -247247;1349130904;BTC-Mining;and for the few actual companies, they have GPU. Untransferable to FPGA/ASIC. -247246;1349130913;BTC-Mining;They'd have to sell GPUs at a loss. -247245;1349130921;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.01902 = 0.038 BTC [-] -247244;1349130923;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.019 = 0.19 BTC [-] -247243;1349130923;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.018 BTC [-] -247242;1349130925;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.01702 = 0.3404 BTC [-] -247241;1349130926;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.017 = 1.7 BTC [-] -247240;1349130927;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.01502 = 0.03 BTC [-] -247239;1349130928;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.01189875 BTC [-] -247238;1349130930;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0113467 BTC [-] -247237;1349130931;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.01004 = 0.0402 BTC [-] -247236;1349130932;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.01002001 = 0.2004 BTC [-] -247235;1349130932;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.01002 BTC [-] -247234;1349130933;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [-] -247233;1349130934;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 40 @ 0.01 = 0.4 BTC [-] -247232;1349130935;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00945546 BTC [-] -247231;1349130937;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00795903 = 0.0159 BTC [-] -247230;1349130938;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.007 = 0.7 BTC [-] -247229;1349130939;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.006102 = 0.6102 BTC [-] -247228;1349130940;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 48 @ 0.00514864 = 0.2471 BTC [-] -247227;1349130941;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.00456759 = 0.0274 BTC [-] -247226;1349130941;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 96 @ 0.00232906 = 0.2236 BTC [-] -247225;1349130942;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.002 = 0.2 BTC [-] -247224;1349130943;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 140 @ 0.00194476 = 0.2723 BTC [-] -247223;1349130964;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5601 BTC [-] -247222;1349130965;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -247221;1349130967;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5564 BTC [-] -247220;1349130968;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.5563 = 4.4504 BTC [-] -247219;1349130969;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.5562 = 2.2248 BTC [-] -247218;1349130970;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.556001 = 1.112 BTC [-] -247217;1349130996;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 52 @ 0.00194476 = 0.1011 BTC [-] -247216;1349131058;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.556 = 1.668 BTC [-] -247215;1349131138;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 198 @ 0.01 = 1.98 BTC [+] -247214;1349131227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36900 @ 0.00036578 = 13.4973 BTC [-] -247213;1349131284;BTC-Mining;Hopefully if he switches to being a mining company, he'll stop losing so much. -247212;1349131309;BTC-Mining;Mining bonds devalue too much -247211;1349131427;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 4 @ 1.4 = 5.6 BTC [-] -247210;1349131590;Diablo-D3;usagi: lol -247209;1349132300;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 34 @ 0.02502 = 0.8507 BTC [+] -247208;1349132302;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.02501 = 0.05 BTC [-] -247207;1349132303;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 54 @ 0.025 = 1.35 BTC [-] -247206;1349132369;PsychoticBoy; LIke we have 210 shares of ABM. That's 21% of the company o_o << your my bigest share holdert -247205;1349132374;PsychoticBoy;-t -247204;1349132409;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.17500001 BTC [-] -247203;1349132411;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.175 = 0.35 BTC [-] -247202;1349132424;PsychoticBoy;deadterra owns ~50 ABM -247201;1349132449;PsychoticBoy;I know my shareholders ;) -247200;1349132461;PsychoticBoy;most of them -247199;1349132478;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.175 BTC [-] -247198;1349132534;PsychoticBoy;not atm -247197;1349132558;PsychoticBoy;I cant get a decent price p share atm -247196;1349132587;PsychoticBoy;I own 6 singles total 1 is owned by ABM -247195;1349132608;PsychoticBoy;4 ztex quads -247194;1349132615;PsychoticBoy;1 x5000 fpga -247193;1349132623;PsychoticBoy;and lots of GPU`s -247192;1349132657;PsychoticBoy;only gpu is going down after block cut -247191;1349132731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45330 @ 0.0003661 = 16.5953 BTC [+] -247190;1349132765;PsychoticBoy;lets see what happens after block cut and asics, then I will decide what to do with ABM -247189;1349132785;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.106 = 0.212 BTC [-] -247188;1349132787;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10551 BTC [-] -247187;1349132788;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1055 = 1.055 BTC [-] -247186;1349132815;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.45389987 = 0.9078 BTC [-] -247185;1349132817;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.45389999 BTC [+] -247184;1349132866;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.1055 = 1.055 BTC [-] -247183;1349132873;PsychoticBoy;no I am concentrating on FDBF -247182;1349132889;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 3 @ 0.4539 = 1.3617 BTC [+] -247181;1349132898;PsychoticBoy;now* -247180;1349133023;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1055 = 0.5275 BTC [-] -247179;1349133052;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4539 BTC [+] -247178;1349133389;BTC-Mining;Great. I rolled back my driver on my wifi card and my connection stopped being slow. -247177;1349134167;Bugpowder;Oh lord, some kids are gonna blow up their bitcoin account... http://bit4x.com Available leverages: 1:1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 25, 33, 50, 66, 75, 100, 125, 150, 200, 300, 400, 500, 1000 -247176;1349134245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11636 @ 0.0003661 = 4.2599 BTC [+] -247175;1349134408;kakobrekla;i warn not to do it. -247174;1349134439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10092 @ 0.0034 = 34.3128 BTC [+] -247173;1349134482;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 50 @ 0.00999999 = 0.5 BTC [+] -247172;1349134521;Bugpowder;looks cool though! I don't have the desire to get my dick chopped off trading forex again though. -247171;1349134604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 90829 @ 0.0034 = 308.8186 BTC [+] -247170;1349134615;Bugpowder;oh my -247169;1349134628;Bugpowder;people gettin' on the S.DICE train -247168;1349134633;Bugpowder;whoo whoo -247167;1349134910;Doffx;Wow -247166;1349135089;knotwork_;If all mining assets lost money does that mean prfoably miners in general have all been losing money or just that mining assets are scams set up to scam investors but make profit for the actual miner offering the asset? -247165;1349135104;knotwork_;s/prfoably/probably/ -247164;1349135114;copumpkin;they're not scams -247163;1349135123;copumpkin;they just aren't a particularly good investment -247162;1349135139;Bugpowder;no it means the share price is falling to the expected future payout amount -247161;1349135142;knotwork_;oh ok s/scams/naive pipe dreams/ -247160;1349135148;copumpkin;share prices mean nothing on glbse -247159;1349135152;rdponticelli;Well, it all depend how you look at them -247158;1349135156;agath;I think that most of the mining companies are good in configuring computers, but not at all to make a strategy / business plan. -247157;1349135159;copumpkin;that doesn't mean people don't take them seriously though -247156;1349135181;copumpkin;so in a perverse sense, they mean more because of it -247155;1349135183;rdponticelli;If nobody is mining, and we aren't financing mining, there's no bitcoin -247154;1349135185;Bugpowder;with reward halving coming and difficulty ramping, people are realizing that there won't be that much in dividends coming out in a few months -247153;1349135191;agath;if done the right way, mining is very profitable. But all or almost all the mining companies are losing... -247152;1349135197;knotwork_;its hard to believe they are serious if they don't even merged mine as they thus deliberately leave money on the table -247151;1349135201;Bugpowder;gigamining is a winner -247150;1349135207;agath;example: pyramining is going strong -247149;1349135208;Bugpowder;the only winner I can see -247148;1349135211;gigavps;what did i do now -247147;1349135223;agath;and maybe gigamining, which I don't know very very well.. -247146;1349135257;Bugpowder;just do the math on the hash rate and their equipment and some expected future growth curves -247145;1349135264;knotwork_;or do they do like some pools and simply keep their merded mined coins to their own private purses? -247144;1349135272;Bugpowder;most mining companies are still overvalued -247143;1349135277;knotwork_;s/merded/merged/ -247142;1349135286;BTC-Mining;Bugpowder, don't forget -247141;1349135292;BTC-Mining;!pl BTC-MINING 1 -247140;1349135292;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -247139;1349135311;assbot;BTC-MINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.27012647 BTC. Last price: 0.921 BTC. Capital gain: -0.079 BTC. Total: 0.19112647 BTC. (19.1%) -247138;1349135315;Bugpowder;Whoever gets their asics first though... that will be the big winner -247137;1349135331;Bugpowder;isnt' BTC-MINING not mining yet ? -247136;1349135351;agath;having a very short period of quite high income doesn't mean it's a win -247135;1349135355;agath;the win is in long term -247134;1349135360;Bugpowder;no -247133;1349135365;Bugpowder;the win is in getting your money -247132;1349135369;Bugpowder;back out -247131;1349135379;agath;that it's normal, not a win -247130;1349135380;Bugpowder;sonner the better -247129;1349135395;Bugpowder;If you get asics first -247128;1349135402;gigavps;who gets asic first? -247127;1349135403;BTC-Mining;aye, not mining yet -247126;1349135404;Bugpowder;you could be paying 25% divvy a week -247125;1349135409;agath;in a good business plan even when you get asics last, you win.... -247124;1349135409;Bugpowder;till others get them -247123;1349135420;rdponticelli;Anyway, you bought the stock with a BTC which was worth half what is worth now -247122;1349135426;Bugpowder;agath, sometimes the only way to win is not to play -247121;1349135443;Bugpowder;if you are getting in line for BFL now, I think you are totally fucked -247120;1349135445;agath;I'm playing and so far winning, without needing strategies like "first asic out" -247119;1349135451;Bugpowder;but thats just my opinion -247118;1349135459;rdponticelli;If you would have not inested, it won't have apreciated -247117;1349135461;agath;who cares for BFL? -247116;1349135481;gigavps;agath noone -247115;1349135493;rdponticelli;s/inested/invested/ -247114;1349135509;Bugpowder;wait, isn't pyramining a ponzi scheme though? -247113;1349135518;agath;it isn't... read better -247112;1349135518;Bugpowder;or MLM scheme -247111;1349135572;novusordo;so considering that the SEC used #bitcoin-otc to get emails for BTCST, it's very likely that they're in this channel right now -247110;1349135643;Bugpowder;SEC should focus on major crimes... BOA, WFC, JPM. -247109;1349135657;agath;is it mining a crime? -247108;1349135668;Bugpowder;Countrywide -247107;1349135683;rg;novusordo: unlikely -247106;1349135693;rg;what's more likely is someone who's mad gave them all the info -247105;1349135696;Bugpowder;Angelo Mozilo -247104;1349135724;agath;Angelo Mozilo seems the name of an italian made browser -247103;1349135734;Bugpowder;On Friday October 15, 2010, Mozilo reached a settlement with Securities and Exchange Commission, over securities fraud and insider trading charges. Mozilo agreed to pay $67.5 million in fines -247102;1349135746;Bugpowder;This fine represents a small fraction of Mozilo's estimated net worth of $600 million. Countrywide will pay $20 million of the $67.5 million penalty because of an indemnification agreement that was part of Mozillo's employment contract. -247101;1349135751;Bugpowder;FUCK that -247100;1349135794;Bugpowder;what is the point of the SEC if you aren't going to lock the real fuckers up -247099;1349135890;PsychoticBoy;usigi, NYAN.B closing? -247098;1349135895;PsychoticBoy;usagi -247097;1349135971;PsychoticBoy;ok, isnt it an option to get rid of move.to and add another asset to its portfolio? -247096;1349136035;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 50 @ 0.03 = 1.5 BTC [+] -247095;1349136098;PsychoticBoy;ok so then I dont get the problem you closing due to move.to -247094;1349136112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29700 @ 0.00036653 = 10.8859 BTC [+] -247093;1349136133;PsychoticBoy;so you just want to get out -247092;1349136145;PsychoticBoy;ok clear -247091;1349136225;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0035 = 0.0175 BTC [-] -247090;1349136289;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0035 = 0.0175 BTC [-] -247089;1349136388;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.24989966 BTC [+] -247088;1349136427;Obsi;usagi: FUTUREFUND is worth 0 -247087;1349136455;Obsi;it was closed out and delisted, can't be traded from what I know -247086;1349136634;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 22 @ 0.02502 = 0.5504 BTC [+] -247085;1349136661;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.0109 = 0.0218 BTC [-] -247084;1349136819;Bugpowder;!ticker B.MPCD.B -247083;1349136824;assbot;[MPEX:B.MPCD.B] 1day: 0.00099998 / 0.00100051 / 0.00100157 (60000 shares, 60.03 BTC), 30day: 0.00099998 / 0.00101132 / 0.00102622 (504009 shares, 509.72 BTC) -247082;1349136933;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.02502 BTC [+] -247081;1349136935;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 21 @ 0.025 = 0.525 BTC [-] -247080;1349137260;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.01100001 = 0.022 BTC [+] -247079;1349137262;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.011 = 0.044 BTC [-] -247078;1349137520;BTC-Mining;how so? -247077;1349137556;rdponticelli;Starfish defaulted too? -247076;1349137615;rdponticelli;Or are you talking about BDK? -247075;1349137626;Bugpowder;starfish reduced interest rate -247074;1349137637;rdponticelli;Yeah, long ago -247073;1349137650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00036629 = 6.4833 BTC [-] -247072;1349137653;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 66 @ 0.011 = 0.726 BTC [-] -247071;1349137655;BTC-Mining;How is that a default? -247070;1349137673;rdponticelli;And is slowly repaying withdrawals -247069;1349137712;Bugpowder;it was totally undervalued -247068;1349137743;dub;because people can show problems with your accounting? -247067;1349137753;dub;because you play weird identity games? -247066;1349137755;BTC-Mining;Erhm, you're not a deposit taker as far as I know? -247065;1349137778;BTC-Mining;So how is that relevent? Other than deposit takes, plenty are not defaulting. -247064;1349137902;knotwork_;Are puts and calls both actually the exact same thing with the pair reversed? So e.g. a USD/BTC put is equally referrable to as a BTC/USD call? -247063;1349137911;BTC-Mining;[17:29] lolz dub, people who don't understand accrual or cost basis accounting should be banned from the forums -247062;1349137918;BTC-Mining;Isn't it you who claims all stock markets are a zero/negative sum game? -247061;1349137980;knotwork;I am windering because if so, coding need not code two separate strategies one to offer puts one to offer calls, instead just reversing the pair the exact same code could be used -247060;1349137986;knotwork;s/windering/wondering/ -247059;1349138019;BTC-Mining;knotwork, I am unsure what you mean but... -247058;1349138082;BTC-Mining;with calls, the lower under the stock price it goes, the better, opposite for puts. -247057;1349138092;knotwork;well if you obligate me to buy X at a cetrain price as denominated in Y, isnt that the same as obligating me to sell Y to you at a certain price denominated in X ? -247056;1349138095;BTC-Mining;stock > struck* -247055;1349138160;BTC-Mining;Hmm... formula for call is (Current price - Struck price)/current price -247054;1349138182;knotwork;BTC-Mining well for eample if you buy from me a put entitling you to put 10 IBM for 1 AAPL on certain date, isnt that the same as buying a call entitling you to buy 1 AAPL for 10 IBM at that same date? -247053;1349138227;BTC-Mining;Is it for MPEx? -247052;1349138236;knotwork;or if you but a put entitling you to sell me 12 dollars for 1 bitcoin on a certain date, isnt that identical to buying a call entitling you to buy 1 bitcoin from me for 12 dollars on that date? -247051;1349138257;knotwork;no this is generically for code to handle puts and calls of any X priced in terms of any Y -247050;1349138297;BTC-Mining;I'd guess but... ask mircea_popescu -247049;1349138303;BTC-Mining;He knows about options -247048;1349138303;knotwork;it seems to me at a glance that a put to sell X for a price in Y is identical to a call to buy Y at a price in X -247047;1349138313;BTC-Mining;and it doesn't seem to work that way. -247046;1349138349;knotwork;I suspect favourite/local currency preference is only reason it does not work that way most places -247045;1349138384;knotwork;since most places have one asset they think of as "money" and all other assets are "commodities" or "foreign currencies" to buy and sell with prices expressed in the "local favourite" -247044;1349138423;knotwork;but if you are agnostic about assets, as Open Transactions is, any asset can be used to buy any other asset -247043;1349138448;knotwork;no forcing people to do two trades, one from asset A into local currency asset then another to buy asset B with that local currency -247042;1349138460;BTC-Mining;Example, if I buy a call option struck at 1 USD/BTC and the price is currently 12 USD/BTC when redeemed, the redeem value is (12 - 1)/12 = 0.91666667 BTC -247041;1349138461;knotwork;instead just directly offer a price for B expressed in A -247040;1349138482;BTC-Mining;Which is confusing me because that's now how I understood options but anyway. -247039;1349138523;knotwork;I suspect a big reason for intruding local currency between all assets is simply to double the fees -247038;1349138557;knotwork;since the house takes a fee on each trade, they prefer you sell A for local currency paying a fee then buy B paying a fee instead of just trading A for B -247037;1349138587;knotwork;also of course they like the fee to be in local currency maybe not some tiny bit of A and/or B neither of which they may be particularly fond of -247036;1349138626;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.2726 BTC [-] -247035;1349138626;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 1 @ 0.2725 BTC [-] -247034;1349138628;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 5 @ 0.272 = 1.36 BTC [-] -247033;1349138629;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.27 = 0.54 BTC [-] -247032;1349138630;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 2 @ 0.267 = 0.534 BTC [-] -247031;1349138631;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 10 @ 0.263 = 2.63 BTC [-] -247030;1349138633;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 5 @ 0.262 = 1.31 BTC [-] -247029;1349138638;knotwork;I am actually surprised that just the lack of percentage fees in Open Transactions isnt causing customers to be pressing hard for development of the clients to make it easier for them to take advantage of the lack of percentage fees on all trades -247028;1349138649;Bugpowder;great I cannot sell anything on MPEX -247027;1349138660;Bugpowder;wtf -247026;1349138874;Bugpowder;can anyone execute a sell order on MPEX right now? -247025;1349138878;Bugpowder;single share? -247024;1349138988;BTC-Mining;What do I know -247023;1349139053;Bugpowder;Can anyone else sell a share on MPEX? I'm getting an 'insufficient funds' message. -247022;1349139067;rg;do you uh... have funds in it -247021;1349139073;Bugpowder;yes -247020;1349139093;Bugpowder;I have shares. Can't sell a single share of any asset -247019;1349139102;Bugpowder;though I only have .0007 BTC in account -247018;1349139104;mod6;Check your STAT. -247017;1349139114;Bugpowder;but that should still be enough to pay for it -247016;1349139132;Bugpowder;STAT is fine -247015;1349139135;mod6;you still might have to cover a trade fee -247014;1349139140;mod6;? ask mp -247013;1349139153;Bugpowder;seems afk -247012;1349139156;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00044183 = 1.1046 BTC [-] -247011;1349139158;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.00044183 = 2.2975 BTC [-] -247010;1349139161;Bugpowder;well -247009;1349139163;Bugpowder;then -247008;1349139167;Bugpowder;somebody can -247007;1349139170;BTC-Mining;so it can cover a 0.35 sale. Guess that's enough for almost anything -247006;1349139177;BTC-Mining;No clue -247005;1349139556;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.48999996 BTC [+] -247004;1349140313;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 13 @ 0.1099999 = 1.43 BTC [+] -247003;1349140682;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 400 @ 0.00044183 = 0.1767 BTC [-] -247002;1349140684;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4211 @ 0.00044183 = 1.8605 BTC [-] -247001;1349140685;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3200 @ 0.00044183 = 1.4139 BTC [-] -247000;1349140805;dub;jesus H crimminey christ in a crimson cabriolet, its international blasphemy day -246999;1349140906;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 9 @ 0.02502 = 0.2252 BTC [+] -246998;1349140907;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 96 @ 0.025 = 2.4 BTC [-] -246997;1349140908;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 95 @ 0.01253 = 1.1904 BTC [-] -246996;1349141175;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 200 @ 0.003799 = 0.7598 BTC [+] -246995;1349141304;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 1 @ 0.13999898 BTC [+] -246994;1349141306;assbot;[GLBSE] [GMVT-BOT] 19 @ 0.13999899 = 2.66 BTC [+] -246993;1349141474;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 6 @ 0.4539 = 2.7234 BTC [+] -246992;1349142086;Bugpowder;WELL THEN - http://finance.yahoo.com/news/jpmorgan-sued-york-over-mortgage-221510528.html -246991;1349142106;Bugpowder;Since the SEC has no balls, glad Schneiderman does -246990;1349142134;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.88799999 BTC [+] -246989;1349142135;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.888 = 1.776 BTC [+] -246988;1349142137;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.8989 = 2.6967 BTC [+] -246987;1349142188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28264 @ 0.00036629 = 10.3528 BTC [-] -246986;1349142190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00036578 = 8.0472 BTC [-] -246985;1349142191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18371 @ 0.00036546 = 6.7139 BTC [-] -246984;1349142229;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 10 @ 0.00389 = 0.0389 BTC [-] -246983;1349142453;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.40100001 BTC [-] -246982;1349143726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27000 @ 0.00036653 = 9.8963 BTC [+] -246981;1349143727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30626 @ 0.00036664 = 11.2287 BTC [+] -246980;1349143729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6374 @ 0.0003671 = 2.3399 BTC [+] -246979;1349144114;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999998 BTC [+] -246978;1349144522;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.10810001 = 0.5405 BTC [-] -246977;1349144609;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 9 @ 0.1081 = 0.9729 BTC [-] -246976;1349144704;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10706 = 0.2141 BTC [-] -246975;1349144831;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1061 = 0.3183 BTC [-] -246974;1349145063;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1061 = 0.7427 BTC [-] -246973;1349145136;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.106 = 1.06 BTC [-] -246972;1349145238;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9497 @ 0.00044184 = 4.1962 BTC [+] -246971;1349145240;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1003 @ 0.00044184 = 0.4432 BTC [+] -246970;1349145271;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.105001 = 0.315 BTC [-] -246969;1349145725;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.08 = 0.16 BTC [-] -246968;1349145879;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.0095 BTC [-] -246967;1349145881;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 17 @ 0.00920001 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -246966;1349145955;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.1899 BTC [-] -246965;1349145987;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 20 @ 0.149253 = 2.9851 BTC [+] -246964;1349146503;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11139999 = 0.557 BTC [+] -246963;1349146505;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1114 = 0.6684 BTC [+] -246962;1349146506;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1115 = 0.223 BTC [+] -246961;1349146750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8429 @ 0.00036546 = 3.0805 BTC [-] -246960;1349146751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44271 @ 0.0003652 = 16.1678 BTC [-] -246959;1349146983;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1114 = 0.6684 BTC [-] -246958;1349148111;assbot;[GLBSE] [TEEK.USD] 1 @ 0.0777 BTC [+] -246957;1349148257;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 689 @ 0.00044183 = 0.3044 BTC [-] -246956;1349148670;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.43334 BTC [-] -246955;1349148672;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.43284 = 0.8657 BTC [-] -246954;1349148673;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 9 @ 0.4101 = 3.6909 BTC [-] -246953;1349148674;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.41 = 1.64 BTC [-] -246952;1349148844;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.10169999 BTC [-] -246951;1349148933;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1017 BTC [+] -246950;1349148934;mircea_popescu;knotwork no they're not identical, they're opposite really. -246949;1349149003;knotwork;how so? -246948;1349149021;knotwork;you buying from me IS me selling to you surely? -246947;1349149038;mircea_popescu;yes. but if i buy a put that means i make money if price goes under strike -246946;1349149048;mircea_popescu;if you buy a sell that means you make money if price goes over strike -246945;1349149061;knotwork;that is different buyer -246944;1349149097;knotwork;I meant, given you are buying a call or put, what is different between you buying a put USD for price in BTC or you buying a call BTC for corresponding price in USD? -246943;1349149122;knotwork;possibly the asset in which you pay the fee -246942;1349149122;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 3 @ 0.975 = 2.925 BTC [+] -246941;1349149148;knotwork;but you could pay the fee in bubblegum or francs or anything, how much you pay for the option does not change the option itself -246940;1349149205;knotwork;it seems like my code for how to handle/resolve a call of X priced in Y should be identical to my code for how to handle a put of Y priced in X -246939;1349149223;knotwork;just switch the X and Y to switch between call and put -246938;1349149226;mircea_popescu;well yea -246937;1349149229;mircea_popescu;in that sense -246936;1349149263;knotwork;ok good. as what I am trying to figure out is generic code for asset A and asset B calls and puts for any A and B -246935;1349149289;knotwork;with any price you pay to buy the option being payable in any asset at all probably -246934;1349149319;knotwork;like hey I will pay one AAPL for an option to sell 100 IBM for 50 CISCO -246933;1349149321;knotwork;or whatever -246932;1349149435;knotwork;mostly trying to figure out how much of what such a contract would have to take into its internal variables as collateral to be sure it can pay out come payout time -246931;1349149468;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.01230375 = 0.0246 BTC [+] -246930;1349149716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56457 @ 0.00036596 = 20.661 BTC [+] -246929;1349150084;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 3 @ 0.21140027 = 0.6342 BTC [-] -246928;1349150085;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.2114 BTC [-] -246927;1349150087;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.2112 BTC [-] -246926;1349150088;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.211 BTC [-] -246925;1349150089;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.2108 BTC [-] -246924;1349150089;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.2106 BTC [-] -246923;1349150091;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.2104 BTC [-] -246922;1349150092;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 2 @ 0.2102 = 0.4204 BTC [-] -246921;1349150093;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.21 BTC [-] -246920;1349150126;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.21140028 BTC [+] -246919;1349150126;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 9 @ 0.21 = 1.89 BTC [-] -246918;1349150166;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -246917;1349150459;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 2 @ 0.12070001 = 0.2414 BTC [-] -246916;1349150461;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.1207 BTC [-] -246915;1349150461;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 6 @ 0.1205 = 0.723 BTC [-] -246914;1349150462;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 8 @ 0.1002 = 0.8016 BTC [-] -246913;1349150464;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 40 @ 0.1 = 4 BTC [-] -246912;1349150890;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 4 @ 0.6 = 2.4 BTC [+] -246911;1349150893;BTC-Mining;Looking for stocks to buy. Over 200 BTC available. -246910;1349151242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12936 @ 0.00036644 = 4.7403 BTC [+] -246909;1349151244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8747 @ 0.0003652 = 3.1944 BTC [-] -246908;1349151245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00036495 = 5.5107 BTC [-] -246907;1349151246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18617 @ 0.00036413 = 6.779 BTC [-] -246906;1349151283;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 1 @ 0.14210003 BTC [-] -246905;1349151337;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -246904;1349151358;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11038498 BTC [-] -246903;1349151360;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.11038498 = 0.6623 BTC [-] -246902;1349151361;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11038499 = 0.2208 BTC [+] -246901;1349151450;assbot;[GLBSE] [ZETA-MINING] 2 @ 0.14210002 = 0.2842 BTC [-] -246900;1349151801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 14705 @ 0.0034 = 49.997 BTC [+] -246899;1349152318;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.500 -246898;1349152361;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0038 = 0.038 BTC [+] -246897;1349152371;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00388 = 0.0388 BTC [+] -246896;1349152373;Bugpowder;so funny -246895;1349152381;Bugpowder;don't people already know htat -246894;1349152458;grubles;? -246893;1349152524;mircea_popescu;aha so evoorhees announced 2k profit for sept. -246892;1349152625;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1 @ 0.00389 BTC [-] -246891;1349152650;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 60 @ 0.00388 = 0.2328 BTC [+] -246890;1349152662;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.07849999 = 0.314 BTC [+] -246889;1349152664;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 15 @ 0.0785 = 1.1775 BTC [+] -246888;1349152958;mircea_popescu;Has anybody else noticed the contracts os assets on MPEx are much better than the ones on GLBSE? I don't want to get into a debate about exchanges, but having a decent and detailed contract is a good sign for an asset. -246887;1349152962;mircea_popescu;my god, people are starting to notice. -246886;1349152986;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.55720001 = 1.1144 BTC [+] -246885;1349152987;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5572 BTC [-] -246884;1349152988;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5572 BTC [-] -246883;1349152990;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.557 = 1.671 BTC [-] -246882;1349153009;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 27 @ 0.00388 = 0.1048 BTC [+] -246881;1349153046;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07947 BTC [+] -246880;1349153047;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.0795 = 0.2385 BTC [+] -246879;1349153049;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0797 BTC [+] -246878;1349153050;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.0797 = 0.2391 BTC [+] -246877;1349153051;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 11 @ 0.079705 = 0.8768 BTC [+] -246876;1349153051;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 25 @ 0.07970999 = 1.9927 BTC [+] -246875;1349153053;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.07971 = 0.3986 BTC [+] -246874;1349153054;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07971 BTC [+] -246873;1349153367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.0003643 = 1.9672 BTC [+] -246872;1349153474;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.01187783 BTC [-] -246871;1349153540;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.01145191 BTC [-] -246870;1349153611;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 13 @ 0.011 = 0.143 BTC [-] -246869;1349153708;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 42 @ 0.00388 = 0.163 BTC [+] -246868;1349154022;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 57 @ 0.011 = 0.627 BTC [-] -246867;1349154023;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 11 @ 0.0100101 = 0.1101 BTC [-] -246866;1349154025;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 80 @ 0.01001 = 0.8008 BTC [-] -246865;1349154026;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [-] -246864;1349154027;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1114 @ 0.01 = 11.14 BTC [-] -246863;1349154028;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.009002 BTC [-] -246862;1349154029;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 637 @ 0.009 = 5.733 BTC [-] -246861;1349154063;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.10710002 = 0.7497 BTC [-] -246860;1349154065;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.10710001 = 0.4284 BTC [-] -246859;1349154065;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.107 = 0.214 BTC [-] -246858;1349154066;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.10500101 = 0.525 BTC [-] -246857;1349154119;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.10500101 = 0.42 BTC [-] -246856;1349154256;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.10500101 = 0.315 BTC [-] -246855;1349154283;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 119 @ 0.00388 = 0.4617 BTC [+] -246854;1349154284;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 480 @ 0.003888 = 1.8662 BTC [+] -246853;1349154308;BTC-Mining;And now OBSI pays 0% dividends it seems -246852;1349154377;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 78 @ 0.003888 = 0.3033 BTC [+] -246851;1349154388;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -246850;1349154395;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 113 @ 0.009 = 1.017 BTC [-] -246849;1349154397;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 87 @ 0.0081 = 0.7047 BTC [-] -246848;1349154409;mircea_popescu;what i'm curious about is, how the hell is usagi planning to unwind the MIDDLE of what was supposedly a cdo -246847;1349154420;BTC-Mining;I'm pretty sure it was expected by now. Didn't you short some OBSI? -246846;1349154433;BTC-Mining;CDO? -246845;1349154453;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining cvovered in the meanwhile. but yes, shorted 8-9 covered at 02 lol -246844;1349154462;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i thought so ? -246843;1349154553;mircea_popescu;btw, BTC-Mining : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114775.0 -246842;1349154883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5583 @ 0.00036413 = 2.0329 BTC [-] -246841;1349154884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47239 @ 0.00036396 = 17.1931 BTC [-] -246840;1349154998;BTC-Mining;Oy, nice to know I get some PR -246839;1349155020;mircea_popescu;all it takes is not sucking -246838;1349155021;BTC-Mining;Free, to top it. -246837;1349155025;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0159213 BTC [+] -246836;1349155028;mircea_popescu;and apparently even that is a bridge too far for most ppl -246835;1349155113;BTC-Mining;Aye, but in BTC-BOND's case, I'd better manage the portfolio well. -246834;1349155168;BTC-Mining;I have much bigger incentives than regular funds. -246833;1349155307;mircea_popescu;how;s that ? -246832;1349155404;BTC-Mining;Most of it is my personal portfolio. Any loss eats into it first. -246831;1349155413;mircea_popescu;a a -246830;1349155556;BTC-Mining;Fund manager still earn more on a portfolio which does better. -246829;1349155574;BTC-Mining;But there's no actuall loss for them if it's mismanaged. -246828;1349155604;BTC-Mining;Except for a lower share of the dividends. -246827;1349155625;mircea_popescu;aha -246826;1349155633;mircea_popescu;very easy to mismanage esp if invested on glbse -246825;1349155740;BTC-Mining;It's almost a miracle I maaged to grow while the market was shrinking, without shorting. -246824;1349155815;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00044183 = 0.4418 BTC [-] -246823;1349156350;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00989 BTC [+] -246822;1349156831;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC [+] -246821;1349156882;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -246820;1349156946;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.54995 = 1.0999 BTC [+] -246819;1349157158;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 8 @ 0.72 = 5.76 BTC [+] -246818;1349157159;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -246817;1349157160;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [+] -246816;1349157161;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.799 = 1.598 BTC [+] -246815;1349157186;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.003888 BTC [+] -246814;1349157219;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 0.799 = 1.598 BTC [+] -246813;1349157221;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.88 BTC [+] -246812;1349157321;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.00044182 = 0.8395 BTC [-] -246811;1349157322;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00044182 = 1.8115 BTC [-] -246810;1349157825;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.59999999 = 1.2 BTC [+] -246809;1349157963;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 941 @ 0.003888 = 3.6586 BTC [+] -246808;1349157987;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.24959996 BTC [-] -246807;1349158100;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1542 @ 0.00388888 = 5.9967 BTC [+] -246806;1349158359;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2 @ 0.034 = 0.068 BTC [-] -246805;1349158361;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 20 @ 0.0331 = 0.662 BTC [-] -246804;1349158362;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 20 @ 0.0331 = 0.662 BTC [-] -246803;1349158640;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 4 @ 0.00999999 = 0.04 BTC [+] -246802;1349158838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 500 @ 0.00351 = 1.755 BTC [+] -246801;1349160354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00036414 = 0.7283 BTC [+] -246800;1349160355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8961 @ 0.00036396 = 3.2614 BTC [-] -246799;1349160357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23600 @ 0.00036301 = 8.567 BTC [-] -246798;1349160358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16039 @ 0.00036263 = 5.8162 BTC [-] -246797;1349160858;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 20 @ 0.0331 = 0.662 BTC [-] -246796;1349161516;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 2 @ 0.1017 = 0.2034 BTC [+] -246795;1349161767;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11049991 BTC [+] -246794;1349161867;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00044182 = 0.4418 BTC [-] -246793;1349162588;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.11029989 = 0.6618 BTC [-] -246792;1349162736;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.11029989 = 0.5515 BTC [-] -246791;1349162839;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.008 = 0.048 BTC [-] -246790;1349162841;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.008 BTC [-] -246789;1349162842;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00766014 = 0.0153 BTC [-] -246788;1349162843;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00738504 BTC [-] -246787;1349162844;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00695626 = 0.0139 BTC [-] -246786;1349162845;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00545 BTC [-] -246785;1349162846;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00493982 = 0.0099 BTC [-] -246784;1349162847;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.00407394 = 0.0163 BTC [-] -246783;1349162848;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00384931 = 0.0077 BTC [-] -246782;1349162849;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.00330422 = 0.0132 BTC [-] -246781;1349162850;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.002725 = 0.0055 BTC [-] -246780;1349162852;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.0023859 = 0.0191 BTC [-] -246779;1349162853;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 8 @ 0.00221018 = 0.0177 BTC [-] -246778;1349163000;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 94 @ 0.003 = 0.282 BTC [+] -246777;1349163193;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.004 = 0.4 BTC [+] -246776;1349163195;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.005 = 0.5 BTC [+] -246775;1349163196;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.006 = 0.6 BTC [+] -246774;1349192967;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10300 @ 0.00044182 = 4.5507 BTC [+] -246773;1349192995;Diablo-D3;jesus -246772;1349193002;Diablo-D3;nefario really is going to get a scammer tag -246771;1349193021;Diablo-D3;maged is giving him one more chance to pull his head out of his ass -246770;1349193056;mircea_popescu;what now? -246769;1349193109;Diablo-D3;nefario refuses to send goat his btc that have nothing to do with tygrr assets -246768;1349193200;mircea_popescu;what, still ? -246767;1349193206;Diablo-D3;yup -246766;1349193215;mircea_popescu;da fuck is wrong with that guy ? -246765;1349193218;Diablo-D3;not only would nefario get a scammer tag, all glbse links get scammer tagged too -246764;1349193222;mircea_popescu;i mean seriously. is that so hard ? -246763;1349193238;Diablo-D3;I dont know what the hell happened -246762;1349193239;mircea_popescu;people keep asking me what i have against glbse. WELL THIS. why not just fucking make sense. -246761;1349193242;Diablo-D3;I wonder if nefario stole all the money -246760;1349193251;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you suppose he spent it and is broke ?! -246759;1349193261;guruvan;it's not the first time nefario has pulled this shit with goat -246758;1349193264;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: it would take him 5 seconds with a perl script to find out -246757;1349193271;mircea_popescu;guruvan hm -246756;1349193273;Diablo-D3;unless he isnt logging all transactions, which makes him a scammer -246755;1349193278;Bugpowder;!ticker BDK-BND -246754;1349193280;assbot;Invalid ticker. -246753;1349193284;mircea_popescu;wait what ? -246752;1349193287;mircea_popescu;it's delisted ? -246751;1349193291;Bugpowder;!ticker BDK.BND -246750;1349193294;assbot;[GLBSE:BDK.BND] [Bid: 0.02500001] [Ask: 0.0495] [Spread: 0.02449999] [Last: 0.04] [24hVol: 20.44668999] [7dAvg: 0.04883857] -246749;1349193299;guruvan;last time he tried to get pirate to lock goat's account there -246748;1349193301;Diablo-D3;like thats the thing, remember how he didnt do an audit on me? -246747;1349193310;Diablo-D3;I wonder if glbse _doesnt_ keep a list of tx forever -246746;1349193319;Diablo-D3;and only the last x -246745;1349193326;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 wow ?! -246744;1349193341;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, Ive written shit like this, its trivial, but sometimes fucktards do fucktarded things -246743;1349193368;Diablo-D3;you dont even need to store the archived tx in the db, just dump them to a text list for perm storage -246742;1349193373;mircea_popescu;wow was to keeeping txs -246741;1349193378;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: no, I said I dont have access to it -246740;1349193389;mircea_popescu;i mean i understanf the vague privacy benefit, BUT -246739;1349193393;mircea_popescu;he doesn't give a shit about privacy -246738;1349193394;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: the csv link only gives you the previous x tx -246737;1349193403;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I didnt say the db didnt retain them -246736;1349193415;guruvan;really? that's fucked up -246735;1349193418;Diablo-D3;not the entire history -246734;1349193426;Bugpowder;really? -246733;1349193426;Diablo-D3;when I was active trading, it was about a month and a halfs worth -246732;1349193437;mircea_popescu;wait a second. wasn't someone saying they lent nefario 400 quid after the Great Conference Nobody Went To ? -246731;1349193446;mircea_popescu;srsly, don't tell me nefario spent goat's btc -246730;1349193453;guruvan;(side benefit to using MPEx....my history is all saved locally) -246729;1349193454;Diablo-D3;I mean, its easy to code, SORT BY date LIMIT 100 or whatever -246728;1349193470;Diablo-D3;er SORT BY date DESC -246727;1349193471;mircea_popescu;guruvan :p -246726;1349193477;guruvan;I know that nefario was looking for that loan -246725;1349193483;Diablo-D3;I dont know -246724;1349193485;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 if he's on mysql it's order by -246723;1349193489;guruvan;lol EskimoBob -246722;1349193491;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: er right -246721;1349193498;mircea_popescu;sort by is what, postgres ? -246720;1349193498;Diablo-D3;its order by on any sql impl -246719;1349193500;mircea_popescu;i dun recall -246718;1349193505;Diablo-D3;its order by on pg too -246717;1349193505;pigeons;EskimoBob is a turd sandwich -246716;1349193513;Diablo-D3;its too early in the morning to code -246715;1349193515;mircea_popescu;well then dunno wtf sort by you on about :D -246714;1349193528;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: vim would have caught it ;) -246713;1349193529;guruvan;I guess you've just gotten to be nothing but bitter and foul now EskimoBob - sorry to see that -246712;1349193556;Diablo-D3;either way, if he doesnt retain all tx -246711;1349193557;Diablo-D3;fuck him -246710;1349193564;Diablo-D3;seriously, just fuck him with a chainsaw gently -246709;1349193567;mircea_popescu;so wha then, blockchain analysis ? -246708;1349193582;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well no -246707;1349193594;mircea_popescu;o, he doesn't use one address either huh -246706;1349193597;Diablo-D3;nothing is done on bitcoin if you move stuff from an asset subaccount to your main account -246705;1349193604;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -246704;1349193620;Diablo-D3;plus both accounts and subaccounts have their own bitcoin addresses -246703;1349193628;Diablo-D3;and not just one -246702;1349193633;Diablo-D3;and you can gen a new one on demand -246701;1349193635;mircea_popescu;so basicalyl it's either that he stole customer funds and got drunk on themn, a la hayseed MF global -246700;1349193639;mircea_popescu;or else he fucked up the db -246699;1349193642;mircea_popescu;these are the alternatives ? -246698;1349193645;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: or hes just an asshat -246697;1349193657;mircea_popescu;yes, admitting he can't rather than just... is an asshat -246696;1349193658;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yeah -246695;1349193663;Diablo-D3;Im sorry I ever IPO'ed DMC, really -246694;1349193667;Diablo-D3;this hasnt been worth the trouble -246693;1349193670;mircea_popescu;^^ -246692;1349193680;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 not personal but : it's a skill and a profession this. -246691;1349193691;mircea_popescu;and if you do it naively you just get fucked and it ruins reputations, lives, etcv -246690;1349193696;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.59000001 = 3.54 BTC [+] -246689;1349193698;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -246688;1349193701;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah well, nefario fucked us all then -246687;1349193705;mircea_popescu;just look at kludge. his pretense to be what he ain't fucked up his "non legal" marriage. -246686;1349193705;Diablo-D3;because this shit doesnt just stop here -246685;1349193708;Diablo-D3;it goes everywhere -246684;1349193708;mircea_popescu;and his wife. and his mom. -246683;1349193713;Diablo-D3;it fucks everyone whos ever used bitcoin -246682;1349193718;Diablo-D3;and ever will use bitcoin -246681;1349193726;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 the sensible have been taking their shit off glbse for months. the sane since august. -246680;1349193727;Bugpowder;well -246679;1349193743;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, I bought half the DMC shares back -246678;1349193745;Diablo-D3;so Im half way there -246677;1349193759;mircea_popescu;what are you short, like 1k btc ? -246676;1349193764;mircea_popescu;not as bad as many, i tell you that. -246675;1349193780;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: depends on the price -246674;1349193787;Diablo-D3;I have >800 btc in assets -246673;1349193795;Diablo-D3;asicmining paying out will probably help a lot -246672;1349193824;Diablo-D3;I mean, nefario has done everything possible to fuck DMC -246671;1349193833;Diablo-D3;like, he didnt properly vet 1mhs bond selllers -246670;1349193844;Diablo-D3;so they flooded the market and fucked everyone's portfolios -246669;1349193858;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I only hold asicminer, btcmc, and btc-mining -246668;1349193858;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07899998 = 0.158 BTC [+] -246667;1349193898;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 this vetting problem becomes very serious now, as he refuses to vet SOME people. -246666;1349193904;mircea_popescu;it's like... dude. -246665;1349193916;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well the mhash bond problem is this -246664;1349193930;Diablo-D3;when ASICs were announced, the mhash bond people flooded the market with bonds that didnt have hardware to back them -246663;1349193946;Diablo-D3;and semi-pyramid scheme paid out on them until they got their asic hardware -246662;1349193963;Diablo-D3;which then they'd end up with a huge sum of money, hardware, and a bunch of worthless mhash bonds they could buy back at a fraction -246661;1349193990;mircea_popescu;yup -246660;1349193999;mircea_popescu;anyone with any sense would have seen this, and not allowed all the shit. -246659;1349194002;Diablo-D3;nefario did nothing to these people -246658;1349194020;Diablo-D3;yet he locked DMC's account for being victimized by it -246657;1349194107;guruvan;um....that's a little extreme Diablo-D3 - victimized? you were adequately warned here in this channel not to buy up that stuff. -246656;1349194127;Diablo-D3;guruvan: I was "warned" by people who I dont trust -246655;1349194135;mircea_popescu;i warned you... -246654;1349194141;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: and I dont trust you. -246653;1349194144;mircea_popescu;well warned isnt maybe the word. -246652;1349194148;mircea_popescu;heh mkay. -246651;1349194163;guruvan;I warned you too :) -246650;1349194170;Diablo-D3;guruvan: And I dont trust you -246649;1349194170;mircea_popescu;he doesn't trust you either -246648;1349194180;mircea_popescu;haha. who do you drust, tiablo ? -246647;1349194180;Diablo-D3;and EskimoBob is a troll, so trust doenst even enter into this -246646;1349194185;guruvan;I figured as much -246645;1349194186;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: currently? no one. -246644;1349194191;mircea_popescu;well that's a problem -246643;1349194199;mircea_popescu;not personal, but : if you don't trust anyone in the mkt you can't list. -246642;1349194201;mircea_popescu;period. -246641;1349194202;Diablo-D3;I trusted nefario, and look where that went. -246640;1349194208;guruvan;but not as bad as trusting eveyone :D -246639;1349194235;mircea_popescu;guruvan fo sho. only women should trust everyone, and only if they plan on yearly pregnancies -246638;1349194242;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.07899999 = 0.316 BTC [+] -246637;1349194257;guruvan;heh -246636;1349194358;mircea_popescu;like, one on his nose, one on his toes... -246635;1349194401;Diablo-D3;anyhow, I may just buy back as much dmc as possible and see where we're at after that -246634;1349194537;guruvan;It's looking like several are deserved -246633;1349194564;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1188 @ 0.00044181 = 0.5249 BTC [-] -246632;1349194565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11211 @ 0.00036179 = 4.056 BTC [-] -246631;1349194566;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 that sounds like the best avenue atm -246630;1349194566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15668 @ 0.00036158 = 5.6652 BTC [-] -246629;1349194572;guruvan;but I think there's only room for the one -0 tagging all GLBSE threads would be a good start -246628;1349194598;guruvan;agreed mircea_popescu - that would be the absolute best thing for DMC -246627;1349194637;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: a company can buy back its own shares off the open market. -246626;1349194804;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 33500 @ 0.00095464 = 31.9804 BTC [-] -246625;1349194805;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 94000 @ 0.0009495 = 89.253 BTC [-] -246624;1349194909;guruvan;Diablo-D3: and if the company has cash, and nothing to spend it on, and shares are cheap, it should buy them back -246623;1349194938;Diablo-D3;guruvan: yes, and we have cash, nothing to sepdn it on, and the shares are cheap. -246622;1349194957;assbot;[GLBSE] [RUGATU] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -246621;1349194958;guruvan;exactly -246620;1349194992;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.58000001 = 4.64 BTC [-] -246619;1349194994;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -246618;1349195260;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 2 @ 0.06199999 = 0.124 BTC [-] -246617;1349195261;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 3 @ 0.062 = 0.186 BTC [+] -246616;1349195291;mircea_popescu;jesus kakobrekla they're ripping you a new one on the forums huh -246615;1349195313;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: well, asicminer should be paying out nov or dec -246614;1349195320;Diablo-D3;so that'd be a nice chunk of change -246613;1349195326;Diablo-D3;yeah, or never =/ -246612;1349195333;mircea_popescu;my money's on never. -246611;1349195377;Diablo-D3;well then what do you think the best asset on the market is? -246610;1349195380;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 5 @ 0.08999999 = 0.45 BTC [+] -246609;1349195401;Diablo-D3;yeah, but if I get any btc it goes directly into buying dmc -246608;1349195407;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] 33500 @ 0.00100076 = 33.5255 BTC [+] -246607;1349195453;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.07899999 = 0.395 BTC [+] -246606;1349195462;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07899999 BTC [+] -246605;1349195487;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yeah but -246604;1349195490;Diablo-D3;hrm -246603;1349195512;Diablo-D3;even if btc goes up in value it doesnt make dmc shares go down in value -246602;1349195535;mircea_popescu;depends. do you hold mining ? -246601;1349195566;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, its just btcmc, btc-mining, and asicminer -246600;1349195572;Diablo-D3;most of its in btcmc -246599;1349195584;mircea_popescu;well if btcv goes to 100 bux they will not stay the same btc -246598;1349195597;Diablo-D3;btcv? -246597;1349195636;mircea_popescu;btcs -246596;1349195642;mircea_popescu;"afaik he considers his wife as an asset" ahahaha the ppl on the forum -246595;1349195661;mircea_popescu;ya, why isn't he selling HIS WIFE he;s not even married to in order to settle some internet monopoly money debt -246594;1349195664;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yeah =/ -246593;1349195673;mircea_popescu;he should sell his soul. -246592;1349195673;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: hes selling his wife? -246591;1349195677;mircea_popescu;no he's not -246590;1349195679;Diablo-D3;for how much? can she cook? -246589;1349195679;mircea_popescu;just some idiot -246588;1349195694;mircea_popescu;im sure she can cook, if you can't cook you can't be a wife -246587;1349195697;mircea_popescu;you can at most be a husband -246586;1349195727;Diablo-D3;lolwhat -246585;1349195758;Diablo-D3;seriously though, I guess I could put half of the dmc assets up for sale -246584;1349195843;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.399999 BTC [+] -246583;1349195844;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.4 = 4.2 BTC [+] -246582;1349195847;Diablo-D3;but btc going up in value doesnt cause dmc shares to go down in price -246581;1349195850;Diablo-D3;infact, it drives them up -246580;1349195925;Diablo-D3;who? -246579;1349195997;mircea_popescu;also related, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134678546221.jpg -246578;1349196077;MoneyIsD_;Now THAT's an ass(et) -246577;1349196165;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, yes, two dark worlds colliding -246576;1349196191;guruvan;Diablo-D3: long term yes, but short term, we see some movement out of securities with a rise in the exchange rate (for people wanting to trade BTC for USD for the anticipated drop) -246575;1349196268;Diablo-D3;guruvan: hrm -246574;1349196271;Diablo-D3;I guess it could work -246573;1349196311;guruvan;looks really awesome to me kakobrekla -246572;1349196352;kakobrekla;thanks guruvan :) -246571;1349196802;mircea_popescu;re https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114742.msg1239011#msg1239011 -246570;1349196818;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0035 BTC [-] -246569;1349196820;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0034 = 1.02 BTC [-] -246568;1349196820;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0034 = 1.7 BTC [-] -246567;1349196822;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0034 = 3.4 BTC [-] -246566;1349196823;mircea_popescu;someone please explain that ito calculus wielding idiot that you don't unwind a cdo bottom up -246565;1349196827;mircea_popescu;you unwind it top to bottom -246564;1349196832;mircea_popescu;tell him copumpkin ! -246563;1349196837;copumpkin;YES! -246562;1349198308;Bugpowder;this is so fucked up -246561;1349198322;Bugpowder;Just take everything and stick it in A -246560;1349198333;Bugpowder;kill off C and B -246559;1349198347;Bugpowder;why the fuck does C get assets from A and B? -246558;1349198352;Bugpowder;makes no sense -246557;1349198358;mircea_popescu;he doesn't know what a cdo is. -246556;1349198362;Bugpowder;arbitrary and capricious -246555;1349198380;Bugpowder;no "we can use the overflow from NYAN.A to help repair the shareholders of NYAN.C." -246554;1349198392;mircea_popescu;but in no event can C be paid anything if B is owed anything, and in no event can B be paid anything if A is owed anything -246553;1349198397;mircea_popescu;this is the core concept of tranches -246552;1349198523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00036447 = 3.6447 BTC [+] -246551;1349198738;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.60089899 = 1.2018 BTC [+] -246550;1349198853;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 200 @ 0.0034 = 0.68 BTC [-] -246549;1349199334;DeaDTerra;last chance to buy GSDPT -246548;1349199336;DeaDTerra;before the dividend -246547;1349199339;DeaDTerra;the wall will soon go down -246546;1349199351;DeaDTerra;Time to balance the backing before the dividend -246545;1349199409;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9312 BTC [-] -246544;1349199411;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9311 BTC [-] -246543;1349199438;Diablo-D3;[10:17:26] oh look, .C becomes the proud owner of 2001 obsi.hrpt's. -246542;1349199439;Diablo-D3;well -246541;1349199441;Diablo-D3;to be fair -246540;1349199445;Diablo-D3;thats what the world did to greece -246539;1349199456;Diablo-D3;steal all the real assets and move all the toxic ones into it -246538;1349199461;Bugpowder;wha? -246537;1349199463;Bugpowder;greece? -246536;1349199472;mircea_popescu;what ?! -246535;1349199495;Diablo-D3;the whole goldman sachs fake mortgage paper scam -246534;1349199497;Bugpowder;that is not how I perceive greek financies -246533;1349199524;mircea_popescu;he does have a point. the us banks have been selling everyone, from us municipalities to foreign nations -246532;1349199528;Diablo-D3;greece is the one that ended up holding the bag on that -246531;1349199529;mircea_popescu;derivative crap made out of toxic crap -246530;1349199544;mircea_popescu;i wou;dnt go as far as that, but for sure there's a ton of misbehaviour -246529;1349199562;Diablo-D3;but hey, if our great leaders do that, why is it wrong for usagi to do it -246528;1349199575;Diablo-D3;"steal ALL the things \o/" -- goldman sachs motto -246527;1349199576;mircea_popescu;that he's nobody's great leader lol -246526;1349199582;Bugpowder;euro banks too folks -246525;1349199590;Diablo-D3;usagi: you're collapsing nyan.c for the lulz -246524;1349199604;Diablo-D3;the trolls say you are so it must be true -246523;1349199627;Diablo-D3;I scared usagi away :< -246522;1349199634;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder no, just us :D -246521;1349199653;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -246520;1349199671;assbot;BMF [1@0.49BTC] (since: 2012-10-01) paid: 0.00199044 BTC. Last price: 0.48 BTC. Capital gain: -0.01 BTC. Total: -0.00800956 BTC. (-1.6%) -246519;1349199683;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.81298522 = 4.0649 BTC [+] -246518;1349199685;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 7 @ 0.8 = 5.6 BTC [-] -246517;1349199837;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1111 BTC [-] -246516;1349199898;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112024.msg1238709#msg1238709 lol i like the new goat -246515;1349199909;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi are you like this when you're drunk or when you're sober ? -246514;1349199951;Chaang-Noi;high... -246513;1349199965;mircea_popescu;stick with it. -246512;1349199970;Chaang-Noi;on opium -246511;1349199978;Chaang-Noi;i just dont cae any more -246510;1349199981;Chaang-Noi;care -246509;1349199991;Chaang-Noi;i tried to do a good think with glbse and the btc assets stuff -246508;1349199992;Chaang-Noi;thing -246507;1349200012;Chaang-Noi;almost everyone including nefario hated me for it when i was his biggest support -246506;1349200015;Chaang-Noi;oh well, fuck them all -246505;1349200046;Chaang-Noi;maged told me i was going to banned unless i did something he demanded in 48 hours... -246504;1349200054;Chaang-Noi;such fucking bs -246503;1349200060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21990 @ 0.00036397 = 8.0037 BTC [-] -246502;1349200061;Chaang-Noi;and all cuz nefario lied -246501;1349200076;Chaang-Noi;and then maged covered for him and called a misunderstanind -246500;1349200081;Chaang-Noi;fuck them all -246499;1349200094;mircea_popescu;aww -246498;1349200159;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: actually -246497;1349200166;Diablo-D3;nefario is going to end up with a scammer tag -246496;1349200180;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: because he refuses to return the coins he stole from you -246495;1349200187;Bugpowder;tranching the tranche -246494;1349200196;Diablo-D3;which also means all glbse links get automatically scammer tagged too -246493;1349200198;Diablo-D3;yay url filter -246492;1349200216;Diablo-D3;maged is pissed over the whole thing -246491;1349200226;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: too bad you arent a forum mod like me -246490;1349200238;Diablo-D3;you're missing out on the shitstorm in the staff forum -246489;1349200272;Diablo-D3;usagi: thatd -246488;1349200273;Diablo-D3;er -246487;1349200276;Diablo-D3;usagi: that'd be half the forum -246486;1349200326;Diablo-D3;its the only reason why Im a mod and not an admin -246485;1349200330;Diablo-D3;I really would ban half the forum -246484;1349200370;Diablo-D3;!ticker dmc -246483;1349200385;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.02] [Ask: 0.05499999] [Spread: 0.03499999] [Last: 0.05] [24hVol: 0.05] [7dAvg: 0.07186227] -246482;1349200386;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 lol are you allowed to quote ? :D -246481;1349200403;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nope, technically I shouldnt even talk about it -246480;1349200409;Diablo-D3;but goats goat, and hes a cool guy -246479;1349200434;mircea_popescu;goat's chasing teh dragon -246478;1349200894;assbot;[GLBSE] [KRAKEN] 1 @ 0.00775 BTC [-] -246477;1349201223;Bugpowder;!ticker obsi.hrpt -246476;1349201225;assbot;[GLBSE:OBSI.HRPT] [Bid: 0.0032] [Ask: 0.00389453] [Spread: 0.00069453] [Last: 0.003] [24hVol: 87.13085903] [7dAvg: 0.03527857] -246475;1349201236;Bugpowder;ouch -246474;1349201244;BTC-Mining;Yeah -246473;1349201270;OneEyed;!ticker bdk.bnd -246472;1349201274;assbot;[GLBSE:BDK.BND] [Bid: 0.03000001] [Ask: 0.0495] [Spread: 0.01949999] [Last: 0.04] [24hVol: 20.44668999] [7dAvg: 0.04883857] -246471;1349201294;Bugpowder;I'm like slightly annoyed that I keep loosing 2% here 3% there, but at least I have gotten out of almost all the bullshit -246470;1349201328;Bugpowder;BDK.BND appears to have assets that support a NAV of 0.059, according to his spreadsheet. -246469;1349201331;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder lol 2-3% is a lot better than what people are doing -246468;1349201341;mircea_popescu;most of the hardcore glbse fans are literally -50% every quarter -246467;1349201356;Bugpowder;it's like buy OBSI, wait 2 days, panic sell for 8% loss -246466;1349201364;Bugpowder;watch as it goes to zero -246465;1349201367;BTC-Mining;Try BTC-BOND bugpowder. -246464;1349201370;Bugpowder;no -246463;1349201373;Bugpowder;nono no -246462;1349201378;OneEyed;Bugpowder: I know. I bought some at 0.03 before going to work, and sold them at 0.04 right after, easy +30%… -246461;1349201379;Bugpowder;nothing on GLBSE -246460;1349201395;Bugpowder;OneEyed that was sorta my plan -246459;1349201401;Bugpowder;but I bought too much -246458;1349201409;BTC-Mining;I offer a very good protection margin against loss. -246457;1349201412;OneEyed;Bugpowder: I have asks at .03, you can sell me :) -246456;1349201413;Bugpowder;couldn't exit the whole position cause volume is too low -246455;1349201426;Bugpowder;hahaha -246454;1349201432;Bugpowder;I bought yours at 0.04 -246453;1349201440;OneEyed;Eheh :) The 104 ones? Thanks :) -246452;1349201445;Bugpowder;now someone buy them at 0.0495! -246451;1349201462;Bugpowder;totally worth it -246450;1349201465;OneEyed;(I got 100 at 0.03, and someone sold me 4 at 0.02!) -246449;1349201467;Bugpowder;20% discount! -246448;1349201479;Bugpowder;i woke up too late I guess -246447;1349201487;OneEyed;If Kluge can reimburse (and it looks like it will), you'll get much more than that by holding them if you can't get a good price anyway! -246446;1349201504;Bugpowder;yup -246445;1349201513;Bugpowder;I think he will pay out .059 -246444;1349201518;OneEyed;I think he will pay much more -246443;1349201526;Bugpowder;.1? -246442;1349201530;OneEyed;Around .09 -246441;1349201544;Bugpowder;well, act now and buy at .0495 -246440;1349201553;Bugpowder;255 shares -246439;1349201555;Bugpowder;avail -246438;1349201563;Bugpowder;deal of the century -246437;1349201577;OneEyed;Nah, I just went out of GLBSE, I went back in to get some very cheap ones, I won't buy at more than .03, I'm sure someone will sell :) -246436;1349201584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26011 @ 0.00036397 = 9.4672 BTC [-] -246435;1349201585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12689 @ 0.00036158 = 4.5881 BTC [-] -246434;1349201637;BTC-Mining;EskimoBob, although most people who present facts/ask questions are often dismissed as troll on the forum. In your case, it's kind of understandable. Incompetence is not equal to scamming and you keep harassing people as scammers when you believe they are incompetent. -246433;1349201643;mircea_popescu;OneEyed 30% over what capital ? -246432;1349201675;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: over what I bought; 100 * 0.03 * 1.005 + 2 * 0.02 = 3.055 -246431;1349201682;BTC-Mining;But true enough, some OP dismiss anything other than "Let me give you all my money" as trolling. -246430;1349201685;mircea_popescu;soooo you made 5 bux ? -246429;1349201687;OneEyed;Sold them for 104 * 0.04 = 4.16 -246428;1349201734;OneEyed;Well, yeah, 10€, not much, but it took no time and no energy, I just like that :) -246427;1349201757;mircea_popescu;look, this is a profession, and it does have a cost -246426;1349201768;mircea_popescu;unless there's a way to safely take 10k usd + bets we are just dicking around -246425;1349201773;mircea_popescu;"daytrading" -246424;1349201788;mircea_popescu;then i can see it :) -246423;1349201793;OneEyed;I just fill time between compilations and test runs -246422;1349201798;mircea_popescu;for me, good return on tiny capital just piss me off -246421;1349201821;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: come on, we're talking about GLBSE, there is no way to make big bucks with such low liquidity, you know it :) -246420;1349201821;BTC-Mining;Usagi, DMC, etc. Scamming is technically the willingful conning of money for keeping it for yourself. In their case you believe they are incompetent which is not willingful or taking money for themselve, yet still go around tagging them as scammers. -246419;1349201838;Bugpowder;maybe we need an incompetent tag? -246418;1349201849;Bugpowder;it could be yellow -246417;1349201858;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the difference between wilful and incompetent melts away in some cases -246416;1349201871;BTC-Mining;Or I might be wrong but I'm pretty sure you tagged them as scammers numerous times. -246415;1349201873;Bugpowder;the color of the undies when they realize they lost all the invested coins again -246414;1349201877;mircea_popescu;"tony rocky horror shoulda fucken known better" in the immortal words of -246413;1349201877;BTC-Mining;mircea: true that. -246412;1349201879;mircea_popescu;i forget who -246411;1349201944;OneEyed;I'd tend to agree with EskimoBob here. I'm fan of "don't attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity", but in the bitcointalk world it looks like malice is often present -246410;1349202037;fimp;where does one create a new contract on GLBSE? I don't see that option anywhere -246409;1349202049;Bugpowder;dont do it -246408;1349202057;OneEyed;usagi: I don't bother hashking? I even filed *criminal charges* against him to get my money back! -246407;1349202115;OneEyed;usagi: none, I haven't invested with you, nor accused you of anything, you must be confused. I only asked questions when I didn't understand your answer to posted facts. Check your logs :) -246406;1349202153;OneEyed;Numbers -246405;1349202156;OneEyed;As available -246404;1349202202;OneEyed;The fact that you seem to consider a gain as a loss because when you convert to USD (which is not everyone's currency btw) this shows a gain? -246403;1349202237;mircea_popescu;a loss as a gain -246402;1349202240;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 32 @ 0.0711 = 2.2752 BTC [+] -246401;1349202244;OneEyed;I'm not saying it's your fault. I'm saying that I don't understand how it can be considered to have gained value. -246400;1349202248;BTC-Mining;Eh. By the way Bugpowder, you know BTC-BOND offers a vast portfolio in front of loaned funds to prevent any loss? I also honor withdrawal upon requests. -246399;1349202319;OneEyed;That I understand. But was it best for investors to invest or not to invest in your company in this timeframe? -246398;1349202331;OneEyed;It was best for them to keep their bitcoins out of BMF, right? -246397;1349202433;BTC-Mining;Why would BTC fall? -246396;1349202448;Bugpowder;BTC-Mining, Sorry I'm sticking to MPEX securities, I don't think GLBSE will be around by Nov 1st. -246395;1349202485;BTC-Mining;Ah, believe GLBSE is going bust. Fair enough. -246394;1349202485;OneEyed;You still don't answer: wouldn't it have been best for investors to have kept their BTC out of BMF into a cold wallet? They could resold them for a better profit than if they went in and out of BMF, isn't it? -246393;1349202512;OneEyed;(I'm not talking about the future, I'm talking about the timeframe from May to now that you took as an example) -246392;1349202524;Eisenhower34;OneEyed yes -246391;1349202527;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder nov 1st, that bad ? i was thinking a quarter or two myself. -246390;1349202528;mircea_popescu;six months -246389;1349202534;OneEyed;If I had $500 then, I would have $1000 now by having bought then sold bitcoins. -246388;1349202534;BTC-Mining;Difficulty adjusts itself... less bitcoins will be entering the market, especially after the block halving. -246387;1349202562;OneEyed;usagi: so you're saying that BMF is a good investment now, but how can you say it has been a good investment between May and now? -246386;1349202569;Eisenhower34;^^ y and if you dont hold it you risk a price rise :) -246385;1349202588;Bugpowder;Well... I have only been following it for a month... can we plot the decline in volume somehow -246384;1349202616;Eisenhower34;but looking now backward it would have brought more USD if you had keept your BTC in a cold wallet -246383;1349202643;OneEyed;And I can start the cycle again and limit my € losses -246382;1349202646;OneEyed;(even if I limit my profit) -246381;1349202696;Eisenhower34;and if it rise, you lose money... -246380;1349202699;OneEyed;usagi: you say that like it's a good thing -246379;1349202700;mircea_popescu;OneEyed why be so safe ? i dumped into btc since about forever. -246378;1349202723;BTC-Mining;usagi: Why not keep it simple? "Bitcoin mining is a USD based investment" -246377;1349202723;Eisenhower34;not those who kept their btc in a cold wallet..... -246376;1349202740;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: because since July I've tried to convince myself of the usefulness of bitcoins, and I'm still not much convinced. I've seen almost no use except for trading. -246375;1349202762;mircea_popescu;OneEyed heh. bitcoin is literally the only currency in the world atm. -246374;1349202778;mircea_popescu;everything else is govt bonds carrying no interest. -246373;1349202797;Eisenhower34;and if you would have kept your BTC you would have made more... -246372;1349202813;Bugpowder;Also, has nefario executed a single adminitrative duty on GLBSE in the past week? -246371;1349202818;Bugpowder;red flag -246370;1349202874;BTC-Mining;nefario is often busy, he's not always around. -246369;1349202887;mircea_popescu;what, a week at a time ? -246368;1349202894;mircea_popescu;you leave someone behind if you're gone for a week come on./ -246367;1349202895;Bugpowder;he is emailing people -246366;1349202919;mircea_popescu;dude imagine your corner 7/11 closed for a week cause owner was busy -246365;1349202933;BTC-Mining;I'm not aware of him not working/managing GLBSE right now. -246364;1349202941;pigeons;wow kakobrekla i didn't know you swere such a scammer ;) -246363;1349202942;BTC-Mining;He's just not in IRC. -246362;1349202953;kakobrekla;yeah im terrible. -246361;1349203102;BTC-Mining;Because actual miners have a much larger profit than actual bond holders (especially fixed) -246360;1349203136;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining arguably they also do a lot more of the work -246359;1349203144;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.0004418 = 2.2974 BTC [-] -246358;1349203146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3443 @ 0.00036158 = 1.2449 BTC [-] -246357;1349203146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00036114 = 0.4334 BTC [-] -246356;1349203147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14057 @ 0.00036075 = 5.0711 BTC [-] -246355;1349203168;BTC-Mining;Aye but they pay too little. -246354;1349203248;Eisenhower34;BTC-Mining, the problem is not the small "interest" you get, its more the dramatic price drop -246353;1349203272;Eisenhower34;all mining bonds made something between 1.5% and 2% interest a week -246352;1349203273;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [+] -246351;1349203306;Eisenhower34;exactly -246350;1349203319;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 2 @ 0.265 = 0.53 BTC [-] -246349;1349203356;Eisenhower34;EskimoBob its the same when you buy mining equip yourself... -246348;1349203384;Eisenhower34;... sure -246347;1349203417;Eisenhower34;not really -246346;1349203445;assbot;[GLBSE] [JTME] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -246345;1349203521;Eisenhower34;All i say is that mining isnt lucrative right now, not if you buy the equip yourself and not if you buy bonds -246344;1349203565;Eisenhower34;but who would have expected that huge difficulty increase the past few weeks -246343;1349203568;Eisenhower34;noone -246342;1349203578;Eisenhower34;so you cannot blame anybody for any loss you made -246341;1349203651;Eisenhower34;usagi or not? -246340;1349203674;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.481 BTC [-] -246339;1349203675;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -246338;1349203706;mircea_popescu;Eisenhower34 you think this is huge ? -246337;1349203713;Diablo-D3;back -246336;1349203717;mircea_popescu;i have bets with people claiming > 100 th in the coming months -246335;1349203721;Diablo-D3;did I miss mutch? -246334;1349203766;Diablo-D3;boring as usual -246333;1349203817;Eisenhower34;micea You know the answer yourself... and you should know that you cannot really compare asig TH scale iwth GPU GH scale, same as you couldnt compare GPU <-> CPU MH scales -246332;1349203828;Diablo-D3;Eisenhower34: well, you can COMPARE -246331;1349203834;Diablo-D3;its just going to be a pretty scary ratio -246330;1349203876;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -246329;1349203903;mircea_popescu;Eisenhower34 im just saying, people are betting this. if it comes true, -246328;1349203909;mircea_popescu;it will make the prev increase seem like nothing. -246327;1349203922;mircea_popescu;after all, the system doesn't care where you get your hashing, it's all fungible. -246326;1349203956;Diablo-D3;I wish luke would quit reporting posts -246325;1349203960;Diablo-D3;no one listens to him -246324;1349204038;Eisenhower34;I only say that you stated the obvious which doesnt really deserves any answer -246323;1349204058;Eisenhower34;its like someone saying "snow is white" -246322;1349204087;mircea_popescu;you said huge increase, i said it's possibly not even that huge. what's the issue ? -246321;1349204115;Eisenhower34;"you think this is huge ?" " i have bets with people claiming > 100 th in the coming months" <- Cpt Obvious to the rescue! -246320;1349204139;Eisenhower34;thats what I say -246319;1349204149;mircea_popescu;... -246318;1349204161;mircea_popescu;do you have some sort of previous unresolved issue eating at you ? -246317;1349204279;OneEyed;Did anyone see any ASIC-like increase in hashpower, be it on mainnet or on testnet? -246316;1349204290;Eisenhower34;Sorry but you didnt understood the more polite way telling you that, what did you expect me to say? -246315;1349204324;BTC-Mining;Don't think anyone has, OneEyed -246314;1349204345;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 21 @ 0.05499984 = 1.155 BTC [+] -246313;1349204346;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.05499985 BTC [+] -246312;1349204348;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 50 @ 0.055 = 2.75 BTC [+] -246311;1349204349;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 148 @ 0.065 = 9.62 BTC [+] -246310;1349204371;OneEyed;I can't make my mind on whether this is a scam or not, or more exactly on whether they do have a product ready or not (even if they intend to have one eventually) -246309;1349204396;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 103 @ 0.0034 = 0.3502 BTC [-] -246308;1349204400;OneEyed;Demonstrating it on testnet would be the best way to get free advertising -246307;1349204407;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00999998 = 0.02 BTC [+] -246306;1349204434;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.065 = 0.13 BTC [+] -246305;1349204436;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 10 @ 0.067 = 0.67 BTC [+] -246304;1349204456;Eisenhower34;OneEyed I would let it run first for myself -246303;1349204457;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.00999998 = 0.02 BTC [+] -246302;1349204461;Eisenhower34;for a week or something like that -246301;1349204464;Eisenhower34;before i deliver them :) -246300;1349204474;OneEyed;Eisenhower34: I would too, but for some reason I don't understand BFL said it wouldn't -246299;1349204512;Eisenhower34;OneEyed they "say" of course they wouldnt, but its on a different page what they really do :) -246298;1349204550;OneEyed;Eisenhower34: sure :) And it's true that it will be much more easy to conceal once they have delivered some ASICs, as they will be harder to identify. -246297;1349204593;Eisenhower34;y maybe they already mine with some of their products -246296;1349204613;Eisenhower34;the last rise from June 2012 looks very suspicious -246295;1349204633;Eisenhower34;and could be caused by ASIC mining -246294;1349204637;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [+] -246293;1349204692;OneEyed;What happened to ciuciu recently? He seemed to be a nice guy, had pretty interesting deals, but now looks like he shorted a fuse over mircea_popescu and the porn pictures -246292;1349204724;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 8 @ 0.00999998 = 0.08 BTC [+] -246291;1349204742;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: did you do anything to him? I don't understand why he goes after MPEX every time he can. Do you owe him money or what? -246290;1349204792;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 9 @ 0.075 = 0.675 BTC [+] -246289;1349204809;OneEyed;What does "peddler" mean? -246288;1349204817;pigeons;vend/sell -246287;1349204821;OneEyed;Thanks pigeons :) -246286;1349204834;OneEyed;Oh, I thought the porn on mircea_popescu site was free for all :) -246285;1349204853;pigeons;hmm i thought so too -246284;1349204913;imsaguy2;who said you have to get the facts right when you're trolling? -246283;1349204952;OneEyed;imsaguy2: sure, but he tries very hard to get at MPEX and Mircea, so I guess he really has some motive -246282;1349204953;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1111 BTC [-] -246281;1349204981;OneEyed;Because it's not even entertaining, not humorous, not a good troll -246280;1349204988;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00389453 BTC [+] -246279;1349204994;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1111 BTC [-] -246278;1349205071;imsaguy2;or when you're repeating info that's wrong. -246277;1349205084;OneEyed;Trolling is an art, that was taught by masters on Usenet in the ol'good days, before even AOL was allowed to access the news -246276;1349205124;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 5 @ 0.055 = 0.275 BTC [-] -246275;1349205144;imsaguy2;... -246274;1349205151;OneEyed;I remember times when dropping "should I use vi or emacs to edit the configuration file?" in any software newsgroup would degenerate rapidly -246273;1349205151;imsaguy2; OneEyed: I guess he considers that porn peddler -246272;1349205159;imsaguy2;to whom were you referring? -246271;1349205160;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3000 @ 0.00044181 = 1.3254 BTC [+] -246270;1349205164;OneEyed;imsaguy2: mircea_popescu -246269;1349205185;OneEyed;imsaguy2: I was asking why ciuciu seemed to be so angry at Mircea -246268;1349205190;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.1111 BTC [-] -246267;1349205191;imsaguy2;mircea_popescu sells porn? -246266;1349205199;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 12 @ 0.0515 = 0.618 BTC [-] -246265;1349205215;OneEyed;AFAICS, he hosts a BBS which includes porn -246264;1349205266;kakobrekla;again? -246263;1349205317;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.0496 BTC [-] -246262;1349205319;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 4 @ 0.04101 = 0.164 BTC [-] -246261;1349205320;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 10 @ 0.04 = 0.4 BTC [-] -246260;1349205379;OneEyed;*That* would cause a huge price drop -246259;1349205403;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.59999692 = 1.2 BTC [-] -246258;1349205441;OneEyed;pirate pays => price drop => people invest into BMF to hedge against BTC price drop => I see what you did here usagi :) -246257;1349205482;mircea_popescu;imsaguy2 no dude. i had some involvement back before 2000 -246256;1349205500;mircea_popescu;some involvement = silent partner/financing some studios and also ocasionally producing. -246255;1349205511;imsaguy2;technically, the bbs isn't his site -246254;1349205518;imsaguy2;they are two different things -246253;1349205530;OneEyed;imsaguy2: ok, hosted under the same root -246252;1349205546;mircea_popescu;OneEyed the girl (mpoe-pr) called some bond of his a scam or w/e -246251;1349205568;imsaguy2;No. -246250;1349205579;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: wow, I guess the girl hit a nerve then -246249;1349205589;mircea_popescu;i have no ideea, not like anyone's buying it or anything -246248;1349205608;mircea_popescu;i mean it can't be a ponzi on the strength of lack of volume alone. -246247;1349205612;OneEyed;EskimoBob: is that illegal? -246246;1349205635;OneEyed;(I'm checking, because I have no idea either) -246245;1349205652;OneEyed;Registrants of .us domains must be United States citizens, residents, or organizations, or a foreign entity with a presence in the United States. -246244;1349205665;OneEyed;(according to wikipedia, not the most reliable source, but generally good enough) -246243;1349205684;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 23 @ 0.0034 = 0.0782 BTC [-] -246242;1349205685;OneEyed;"To ensure that these requirements are met, NeuStar frequently conducts "spot checks" on registrant information." -246241;1349205690;mircea_popescu;dude lay it to rest already. i have us companies, my cto is an american citizen, etfc -246240;1349205699;mircea_popescu;i have every right in the world to register .us -246239;1349205768;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITNODES] 1 @ 0.27849 BTC [+] -246238;1349205801;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.59999792 = 2.4 BTC [+] -246237;1349205811;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 4 @ 0.04100001 = 0.164 BTC [+] -246236;1349205812;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2 @ 0.0386 = 0.0772 BTC [-] -246235;1349205820;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 23377 @ 0.0034 = 79.4818 BTC [-] -246234;1349205830;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2 @ 0.01500001 = 0.03 BTC [-] -246233;1349205837;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.041 BTC [-] -246232;1349205844;mircea_popescu;!pl cpa .1 -246231;1349205845;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -246230;1349205851;assbot;CPA [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.00569688 BTC. Last price: 0.01500001 BTC. Capital gain: -0.08499999 BTC. Total: -0.07930311 BTC. (-79.3%) -246229;1349205861;imsaguy2;usagi, I can't just go and give you hardware and screw everyone else -246228;1349205866;mircea_popescu;!pl .gsdpt .0032 -246227;1349205867;imsaguy2;you don't have that sort of priority -246226;1349205867;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -246225;1349205875;assbot;GLBSE 404 -246224;1349205876;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 8 @ 0.04 = 0.32 BTC [-] -246223;1349205880;mircea_popescu;ugh -246222;1349205883;mircea_popescu;!pl gsdpt .0032 -246221;1349205885;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -246220;1349205892;assbot;GSDPT [1@0.0032BTC] paid: 7.468E-5 BTC. Last price: 0.0034 BTC. Capital gain: 0.0002 BTC. Total: 0.00027468 BTC. (8.6%) -246219;1349205896;imsaguy2;Status Quo -246218;1349205899;mircea_popescu;wait so if you have a leading period on the symbol glbse 404's ? -246217;1349205899;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 12 @ 0.0034 = 0.0408 BTC [-] -246216;1349205919;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.075 = 0.375 BTC [-] -246215;1349205926;kakobrekla;might be just a dirty fallback -246214;1349205927;mircea_popescu;actually 8.6% a month is kinda jawdropping -246213;1349205947;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [-] -246212;1349205961;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -246211;1349205982;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.02972999 BTC [+] -246210;1349205982;OneEyed;??? -246209;1349205983;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.02973 BTC [+] -246208;1349205984;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 4 @ 0.03 = 0.12 BTC [+] -246207;1349206002;OneEyed;I thought YARR couldn't be traded anymore. I must have confused that with something else. -246206;1349206018;mircea_popescu;umm -246205;1349206023;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 2 @ 0.0221002 = 0.0442 BTC [-] -246204;1349206024;mircea_popescu;i thought so too !? -246203;1349206024;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 3 @ 0.02 = 0.06 BTC [-] -246202;1349206025;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 1 @ 0.00000005 BTC [-] -246201;1349206042;Chaang-Noi;nefario/glbse did send me some coins. -246200;1349206052;Chaang-Noi;i guess he will avoid the scammer tag for now -246199;1349206070;mircea_popescu;some = ? -246198;1349206105;Chaang-Noi;not that it matters, i cant send the btc to anyone -246197;1349206110;Chaang-Noi;now i just ahve to hold it forever -246196;1349206121;OneEyed;Chaang-Noi: why, he forgot to send the private key along? -246195;1349206123;mircea_popescu;I assume these are for the "non disputed" BTC -246194;1349206124;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.59999792 = 1.2 BTC [+] -246193;1349206132;mircea_popescu;was this your btc ? your assets' btc ? is there all of it ? -246192;1349206147;Chaang-Noi;yeah i asked for the non disputed btc he was holding hostage -246191;1349206150;mircea_popescu;OneEyed no but he's liable for it to shareholders -246190;1349206155;Chaang-Noi;the disputed btc i assume he can make a claim fore -246189;1349206172;Chaang-Noi;i was just sent some btc -246188;1349206179;Chaang-Noi;he did not send me assets clearly -246187;1349206190;Chaang-Noi;it ahs 4 confrims -246186;1349206202;mircea_popescu;wait, what ? -246185;1349206202;Chaang-Noi;nefario has been sending me e-mails daily -246184;1349206205;Chaang-Noi;he is alive -246183;1349206217;mircea_popescu;well this "some btc" needs to be clarified wtf it means -246182;1349206226;Chaang-Noi;he sent me some btc -246181;1349206235;Chaang-Noi;i have more btc than i did -246180;1349206280;OneEyed;usagi: more importantly, he didn't explain those (potentially) bad decisions. He pretty much destroyed part of the trust people need to have in him. -246179;1349206306;Chaang-Noi;he has not explained why i was delisted, i want the fees refunded -246178;1349206338;Chaang-Noi;if i broke some tos or something he needs to tell me, if he offers a service, takes payment then fails to give service its scamming -246177;1349206360;Chaang-Noi;that is typical nefario -246176;1349206365;Chaang-Noi;says he will do shit -246175;1349206369;Chaang-Noi;then takes it back and says fuck you -246174;1349206375;Chaang-Noi;now if you bitch, he will delist you -246173;1349206435;OneEyed;usagi: are you implying that you know about irregularities? -246172;1349206451;OneEyed;It sure looked like it :) -246171;1349206490;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1 @ 0.00387999 BTC [+] -246170;1349206491;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 5 @ 0.00388 = 0.0194 BTC [+] -246169;1349206492;OneEyed;I would trust you not to use them because you disagree with a business relationship -246168;1349206493;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 5 @ 0.00389 = 0.0195 BTC [+] -246167;1349206511;Eisenhower34;If there wouldnt be so many douchebags out there, calling me a scammer all day, i would have already opened a stock market myself... would take ~2 weeks to code it ... -246166;1349206540;OneEyed;Eisenhower34: mine would be more like MPEX than GLBSE if I'd do one -246165;1349206541;mircea_popescu;Eisenhower34 coding isn;'t the biggest deal. also, who and why is calling you a scammer ? -246164;1349206545;mircea_popescu;i don't even know who you are. -246163;1349206595;OneEyed;:) -246162;1349206604;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 10 @ 0.003 = 0.03 BTC [-] -246161;1349206606;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIB.BVPS] 1 @ 0.00181 BTC [-] -246160;1349206642;Eisenhower34;read the thread here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109415.0 already tried to open a project but it doesnt make much sense with all those idiots out there -246159;1349206703;mircea_popescu;insurance ? -246158;1349206746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43900 @ 0.00036273 = 15.9238 BTC [+] -246157;1349206756;mircea_popescu;ok this is nonsense. -246156;1349206756;Eisenhower34;that was the idea, but as it has already been pointed out several times its a CDS -246155;1349206769;Eisenhower34;aynway doesnt matter what it was -246154;1349206787;mircea_popescu;you lack any verbiage as to the important points : 1. how are claims decided ; 2. how are people prevented from buying insurance on themselves and default. -246153;1349206795;Eisenhower34;with all those idiots asking for doxx and implying that im a scammer -246152;1349206807;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 2 @ 0.043 = 0.086 BTC [-] -246151;1349206824;kakobrekla;everyone is assumed to be pirate nowdays -246150;1349206827;mircea_popescu;Eisenhower34 that'd be a different problem : you've made a website for something that already happens otc -246149;1349206848;mircea_popescu;nobody wants/needs it, and if they did they'd make it (those people who already trade cds otc, that is) -246148;1349206869;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.0344 BTC [-] -246147;1349206870;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINRS] 1 @ 0.001 BTC [-] -246146;1349206929;Eisenhower34;thats not the problem. the problem are those comments : "Government ID please. ""We wouldn't want this to be another scam right?""Are you willing to provide a legal adress under which someone could be held accountable in case of fraud?" "I'll never conduct business with a "company" who refuses to even tell me the address where they are based." -246145;1349206969;mircea_popescu;actually, greyhawk has a point. specifically In that case you are of course aware that providing no contact information/full "Impressum" for your "business" is illegal under German legislation. Your website is a perfect opportunity for an Abmahnanwalt to sue the fuck out of you. -246144;1349206987;mircea_popescu;this is factually correct. -246143;1349206999;Eisenhower34;im in the internet biz for more than 5 years -246142;1349207006;Eisenhower34;and I have never been sued -246141;1349207018;mircea_popescu;this is a poor argument tho. -246140;1349207035;Eisenhower34;my server and domains are hosted in USA -246139;1349207052;Eisenhower34;and i have a Whois protection -246138;1349207067;OneEyed;Satoshi dice September net profit: 2065.3 BTC -246137;1349207068;OneEyed;Nice! -246136;1349207073;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00549093 BTC [+] -246135;1349207074;mircea_popescu;OneEyed actually shitty -246134;1349207075;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00549094 BTC [+] -246133;1349207076;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00577557 BTC [+] -246132;1349207077;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00617672 = 0.0124 BTC [+] -246131;1349207079;mircea_popescu;wasn't statistical expectation 4k ? -246130;1349207081;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIT.INC] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -246129;1349207103;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: that may be relatively shitty according to some criteria, but for something that requires no maintenance, that's great -246128;1349207113;OneEyed;Compared to the hosting/tech expenses: 50 BTC -246127;1349207132;mircea_popescu;:p -246126;1349207132;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: how do you make out of MPEX? :) -246125;1349207138;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIT.INC] 1 @ 0.05000001 BTC [-] -246124;1349207139;mircea_popescu;was 4.5k last month -246123;1349207145;mircea_popescu;but admittedly was a very good one -246122;1349207163;OneEyed;Only from commissions on sales and PGP registrations? -246121;1349207183;OneEyed;(I mean, only directly from MPEX) -246120;1349207184;mircea_popescu;that's mpex. mpoe is my old options page -246119;1349207186;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 8 @ 0.00016 = 0.0013 BTC [+] -246118;1349207189;mircea_popescu;o mpex made like 1k -246117;1349207194;mircea_popescu;or just under that -246116;1349207211;OneEyed;:) -246115;1349207238;mircea_popescu;OneEyed a little over 500 -246114;1349207257;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.484 BTC [+] -246113;1349207259;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4848 BTC [+] -246112;1349207304;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: does it require a lot of maintenance or does it run mostly by itself? (I would guess the second) -246111;1349207330;pigeons;if mircea_popescu was really making money off porn, he would list it on glbse, so i know he's lying -246110;1349207341;mircea_popescu;well all payments are approved manually for instance. -246109;1349207346;mircea_popescu;pigeons ahahah -246108;1349207371;OneEyed;Prudent, but a real burden, especially if you need to go away for a while… -246107;1349207374;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 22 @ 0.08999999 = 1.98 BTC [+] -246106;1349207397;OneEyed;EskimoBob: you mean because of uncovered hedge issues? -246105;1349207403;OneEyed;^hedge^lever -246104;1349207422;OneEyed;(sorry, not familiar with the words here) -246103;1349207432;Chaang-Noi;btw keeps moving up -246102;1349207461;mircea_popescu;OneEyed hey, i started the thing knowing this so i'm not complaining. -246101;1349207473;Chaang-Noi;i mean btc keeps moving up -246100;1349207475;Chaang-Noi;go btc -246099;1349207477;mircea_popescu;what hedge issues we talkin about ? -246098;1349207478;Chaang-Noi;!ticker -246097;1349207478;assbot;Provide ticker. -246096;1349207617;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: I don't know, it was a question on my side :) -246095;1349207652;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.26 BTC [-] -246094;1349207754;Chaang-Noi;lol nefario was here -246093;1349207884;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: how would you handle a situation where Patrick would delay the payback of the principal obtained from MPCD? -246092;1349207902;mircea_popescu;sell the claim most likely. -246091;1349207954;gribble;Best bid: 12.691, Best ask: 12.69898, Bid-ask spread: 0.00798, Last trade: 12.699, 24 hour volume: 41446, 24 hour low: 12.321, 24 hour high: 12.79 -246090;1349207958;OneEyed;What would be the value of the asset? The principal or the money obtained from selling the debt? -246089;1349207961;mircea_popescu;i would regard him as being in default for it tho, and neg rate -246088;1349207973;mircea_popescu;fact of the matter is, i told him at deposit time when the money needs to come out. -246087;1349207980;mircea_popescu;that he cut rates in the meanwhile i'll pass -246086;1349207993;mircea_popescu;OneEyed money obtained. -246085;1349208053;OneEyed;You should use MPEX to auction the claim first :) -246084;1349208063;mircea_popescu;OneEyed i was thinking of using bitcoin-auctiobn -246083;1349208067;mircea_popescu;mpex isn't an auction platform -246082;1349208111;OneEyed;He can be, if you have 1 share to sell. Just don't put a bid before a certain date, and let people place asks, that would be an auction -246081;1349208132;OneEyed;(or the reverse) -246080;1349208147;mircea_popescu;meh. -246079;1349208150;OneEyed;You can even put the ask at the original price -246078;1349208162;OneEyed;Maybe someone is willing to buy the debt in full, god knows why -246077;1349208173;rg;chang -246076;1349208175;rg;you there? -246075;1349208196;rg;Chaang-Noi; you want to buy some ltc? -246074;1349208212;Chaang-Noi;hmm -246073;1349208217;Chaang-Noi;how many? -246072;1349208232;rg;3647 -246071;1349208238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 32382 @ 0.0034 = 110.0988 BTC [+] -246070;1349208240;Chaang-Noi;what price? -246069;1349208258;rg;0.00409 -246068;1349208264;BTC-Mining;Someone make me a deal, got BTC burning my pockets. -246067;1349208265;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 11 @ 0.0495 = 0.5445 BTC [+] -246066;1349208282;rg;that's the highest ask on btc-e -246065;1349208287;rg;i just dont feel like logging in there, etc -246064;1349208290;gigavps;BTC-Mining give them to me -246063;1349208301;Chaang-Noi;okay -246062;1349208303;gigavps;i'll take care of them for you -246061;1349208310;rg;gigavps: will you eat a can of dog food on webcam for btc? -246060;1349208331;rg;ive always wanted to see that -246059;1349208334;gigavps;rg no, i have enough for the moment -246058;1349208339;rg;since the first day i found out about bitcoin-oc -246057;1349208341;rg;otc* -246056;1349208342;BTC-Mining;Oh, that's a deal Gigavps? Perhaps you could tell me the many benefits of such a deal? -246055;1349208350;Chaang-Noi;rg 14.91623 btc right? -246054;1349208352;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining see that dice ticker ? that's yourt dal -246053;1349208354;mircea_popescu;deal* -246052;1349208358;rg;14.9 is fine -246051;1349208358;gigavps;BTC-Mining depends on how much you have -246050;1349208364;mircea_popescu;dividends imminent i think -246049;1349208367;Chaang-Noi;ok address? -246048;1349208376;BTC-Mining;Ahah, dividends, you say -246047;1349208382;rg;1B8pxbrxdGfUa2nxQHbhqyKYtEHgLGciwe -246046;1349208391;rg;what's your addy -246045;1349208407;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -246044;1349208415;Chaang-Noi;LRfWhBeor9hUPd1bkiUavjrKZeYLArnrmu -246043;1349208417;Chaang-Noi;thanks -246042;1349208430;rg;b984e2c4916bf484788b4a3ab578b0ba9a8a712ac955941674342260c52104b8 -246041;1349208459;Chaang-Noi;362d47bb3eac8e2a650c77713c39dd72a1bec56d54d085d35b0b8ed3dee3ed47 -246040;1349208461;Chaang-Noi;:) -246039;1349208469;mircea_popescu;someone should make a scamcoin altchain which uses adresses in the format 1ililililiiiilli -246038;1349208479;mircea_popescu;1 followed just by i and l -246037;1349208487;OneEyed;1iIlo0Oi1l -246036;1349208489;mircea_popescu;obviously no checksum -246035;1349208501;Chaang-Noi;how about l and o so looololoooool ? -246034;1349208505;mircea_popescu;o ya, O/0 workls too -246033;1349208519;mircea_popescu;haha goat, could be the lolcoin -246032;1349208789;rg;i need to pay some bills -246031;1349208792;rg;deego isnt awake yet -246030;1349208795;rg;he always pays my bills -246029;1349208796;rg;arf -246028;1349208821;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.08999999 BTC [+] -246027;1349208878;Chaang-Noi;night all.. think i tracked down the dragon... -246026;1349208881;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00400001 BTC [-] -246025;1349208883;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 5 @ 0.004 = 0.02 BTC [-] -246024;1349208890;Chaang-Noi;.004? oh lulz -246023;1349208897;Chaang-Noi;night -246022;1349209028;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.57999999 BTC [+] -246021;1349209029;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.58 = 1.16 BTC [+] -246020;1349209058;OneEyed;Obviously that didn't cause you to mass buy OBSI.HRPT, so news are probably not good :) -246019;1349209121;BTC-Mining;Wait, gigavps, were you serious? -246018;1349209134;BTC-Mining;What would you do with the bitcoins? -246017;1349209134;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.00389 = 0.0778 BTC [+] -246016;1349209145;gigavps;how often do you see me joking? -246015;1349209163;mircea_popescu;awww wait, so patrick harnett defaulted too ? -246014;1349209184;BTC-Mining;Not often... but on IRC most are more casual than on the forum. -246013;1349209216;BTC-Mining;Patrick Harnett defaulted eh? -246012;1349209252;mircea_popescu;i dunno, did he ? -246011;1349209264;mircea_popescu;i don't see an announcement, just random bs from usagi & retard gang. -246010;1349209302;BTC-Mining;Oh -246009;1349209323;BTC-Mining;I have to go harass Amazingrando -246008;1349209330;BTC-Mining;I'll be back -246007;1349209439;rg;[13:18] how often do you see me joking? -246006;1349209442;rg;you used to be fun -246005;1349209445;rg;before the rig got too big -246004;1349209539;BTC-Mining;Everyone is fun until they start doing business. -246003;1349209548;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 75 @ 0.004 = 0.3 BTC [-] -246002;1349209593;BTC-Mining;Be careful there usagi... with statements like this people will call you a clown. I mean, more than before. -246001;1349209595;mircea_popescu;im still fun -246000;1349209619;BTC-Mining;OBSI, OBSI, why don't you pay dividends! -245999;1349209645;BTC-Mining;Oh wait... 0% - 1% per day eh. I guess he can pay 0%. -245998;1349209656;BTC-Mining;Well if you can, why not?? -245997;1349209659;mircea_popescu;there need to be some security pundits -245996;1349209662;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.33 BTC [-] -245995;1349209668;mircea_popescu;contracts get more and more complex, people don't like to read -245994;1349209675;mircea_popescu;someone needs to make a stock picks column -245993;1349209683;BTC-Mining;My contracts are short and clear. -245992;1349209695;mircea_popescu;0-1% is short and clear too -245991;1349209709;BTC-Mining;Oh yeah, we have to give that to Obsi -245990;1349209720;OneEyed;BTC-Mining: + "In the event of failure of the entity receiving pass-through investment, these bonds will not be repurchased." -245989;1349209729;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi "I now have more BTC than I once did. What this is for is unclear." wait. what ?! -245988;1349209737;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.40300001 BTC [-] -245987;1349209754;OneEyed;"Whatever the entity is. You cannot check that didn't just steal your BTC. You lose." <-- should have been added too -245986;1349209762;mircea_popescu;and ofcourse the entity is secret, so the claim can't be verified. -245985;1349209773;OneEyed;That's convenient -245984;1349209780;mircea_popescu;OneEyed people need to learn somehow that calling yourself "investor" doesn't make you one -245983;1349209790;OneEyed;:) -245982;1349209803;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07315001 BTC [-] -245981;1349209806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5520 @ 0.00036447 = 2.0119 BTC [+] -245980;1349209808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 980 @ 0.00036451 = 0.3572 BTC [+] -245979;1349209812;OneEyed;I guess many people feel safer with such "I may screw you clause, invest accordingly" because they feel warned and more empowered by their decision to "invest" -245978;1349209816;BTC-Mining;Psst, BTC-BOND. The entity is myself and myself only. -245977;1349209861;mircea_popescu;OneEyed possibly true. it does not scale tho. -245976;1349209873;BTC-Mining;If you can't trade, loan the funds to me. There's my personal portfolio in front of loaned money to absorb losses. -245975;1349209892;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining weren't you complaining you're cash heavy a second ago ? -245974;1349209931;OneEyed;The silence can be very noisy sometimes… -245973;1349209933;BTC-Mining;I do a lot of trading. I almost always have a large part of funds in bids. -245972;1349209942;BTC-Mining;Usually around 10 - 25% -245971;1349209959;BTC-Mining;Doesn't mean I can't use more funds. -245970;1349209990;BTC-Mining;Could have more bids up or simply keep it placed. -245969;1349210105;OneEyed;BTC-Mining: why don't you directly post MIN/MAX/DURATION/INTERESTS? -245968;1349210120;mircea_popescu;a good ideea that -245967;1349210130;BTC-Mining;MIN/MAX/DURATION/INTERESTS? -245966;1349210147;OneEyed;How much you want (MIN/MAX), for how long, and what you're ready to pay as interests for the loan -245965;1349210164;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [-] -245964;1349210172;BTC-Mining;It's already all stated in BTC-BOND's contract. -245963;1349210187;BTC-Mining;0.5% weekly, 200% collateral -245962;1349210202;BTC-Mining;I can buy back your bonds upon request. -245961;1349210241;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASIC.COOP] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [+] -245960;1349210343;BTC-Mining;Aye, happy with them? -245959;1349210364;OneEyed;Oh, "secured by GLBSE assets". I would chose FDBF if I wanted to trust GLBSE right now, better interest rates. -245958;1349210402;BTC-Mining;Eh... -245957;1349210436;BTC-Mining;I want to see first if BFL really delivers their ASIC beggining of November -245956;1349210446;mircea_popescu;iirc he holds some mpex stuff too -245955;1349210505;OneEyed;That will be funny to look at. -245954;1349210520;BTC-Mining;OneEyed: better interest, but what protection does FDBF offer? -245953;1349210536;OneEyed;BTC-Mining: none if GLBSE market crashes completely -245952;1349210553;OneEyed;usagi: you could do that with Pirate at the beginning too -245951;1349210575;OneEyed;usagi: like GBF. Very nice owner, very bad returns. -245950;1349210592;OneEyed;usagi: you wouldn't have known by doing your liquidity test at the beginning -245949;1349210624;OneEyed;usagi: "be transparent"? -245948;1349210634;OneEyed;And yet you'll call out funds :) -245947;1349210650;BTC-Mining;oh, FDBF is a fund. -245946;1349210664;OneEyed;BTC-Mining: yep, the most transparent I've seen in a while -245945;1349210691;BTC-Mining;BTC-BOND is not a fund -245944;1349210722;OneEyed;Yes, I know. But the goal is to get money, right? Given that both are on GLBSE, they are practically indistinguishable by casual investors. -245943;1349210775;BTC-Mining;Contractually, they are quite different in how they work however. -245942;1349210841;OneEyed;usagi: aren't you in complete control of CPA/BMF/NYAN.* already? -245941;1349210897;OneEyed;So you're saying that you'll multiply the investors BTC without ever risking their money? -245940;1349210908;BTC-Mining;FDBF is PsychoticBoy and Paladon. -245939;1349210916;OneEyed;BTC-Mining: yup -245938;1349210922;BTC-Mining;Not friedcat's -245937;1349210941;OneEyed;I thought friedcat reference was some kind of a joke I didn't get. Is there really someone nicknamed friedcat? -245936;1349210973;OneEyed;Ok, never seen his name. Maybe because there's no asic yet. -245935;1349210984;BTC-Mining;aye -245934;1349210994;DeaDTerra;FriedCat also runs MOORE and MU -245933;1349211038;BTC-Mining;Difference is, FDBF would have losses as soon as any holding they have a loss of value. BTC-BOND would not. -245932;1349211068;BTC-Mining;So it might pay less but not without extra benefits. -245931;1349211080;OneEyed;usagi: the problem with GLBSE and MPEX is that they act as a broker, in addition to being an exchange. As long as they don't keep an outside copy of the up-to-date investors portfolios, they disappearing make their investors broke -245930;1349211105;mircea_popescu;isnt friedcat the face of asicminer ? -245929;1349211108;OneEyed;usagi: if a protocol could be worked out with those brokers to ensure the information is not lost if they default or get hacked, then they would be usable without concerns -245928;1349211124;BTC-Mining;@mircea_popescu yes -245927;1349211136;mircea_popescu;OneEyed actually mpex has brokers. -245926;1349211149;mircea_popescu;if you choose to go through one mpex is just the exchange -245925;1349211156;mircea_popescu;if you chose to talk to it directly YOU are the broker. -245924;1349211196;copumpkin;in soviet romania, BROKER IS YOU -245923;1349211198;mircea_popescu;the 20 btc you pay pretty much gets you a floor spot. you can trade on your own acct or be a broker, w/e. -245922;1349211203;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: more or less - you can still not prove ownership of a share to the asset owner, can you? -245921;1349211218;mircea_popescu;sure you can -245920;1349211220;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: (you can only prove that you bought a share, but that doesn't show that you haven't sold it) -245919;1349211221;mircea_popescu;you have signed stats. -245918;1349211227;copumpkin;it'd be nice to get subset statements -245917;1349211235;mircea_popescu;copumpkin possibly. -245916;1349211236;copumpkin;so you don't have to reveal your entire holdings to your clients, as a broker -245915;1349211246;OneEyed;usagi: is it public? -245914;1349211249;copumpkin;but you at least have a statement signed by MPEX saying that you own shit -245913;1349211254;OneEyed;usagi: so it doesn't exist -245912;1349211267;BTC-Mining;OneEyed, MPEx makes signed statements of account holdings. -245911;1349211273;OneEyed;usagi: such a protocol should be submitted to as many pair of eyes as possible -245910;1349211282;mircea_popescu;copumpkin the problem i see with substatements is this : a person could claim falsely they are covering many accounts with the statements for just the largest one -245909;1349211285;OneEyed;BTC-Mining: yes, but it forces you to reveal your portfolio, as underlined by copumpkin -245908;1349211286;copumpkin;OneEyed: so not to you, since you only have one? -245907;1349211292;mircea_popescu;therefore, this would introduce security theatre, no gain of safety. -245906;1349211296;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: yeah -245905;1349211308;OneEyed;copumpkin: eheh :) -245904;1349211316;mircea_popescu;and as such im not doing it. if client doesn't trust broker client doesn't use broker. -245903;1349211333;BTC-Mining;OneEyed, think I'd care about revealing my portfolio? -245902;1349211335;mircea_popescu;they can ask for order receipts from mpex, to prove broker isnt a bucket shop -245901;1349211340;BTC-Mining;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGFKVlAtZVAzOGNqS1Brd05MUlFlT2c -245900;1349211342;OneEyed;BTC-Mining: some people could -245899;1349211357;BTC-Mining;It's been public since I started BTC-BOND -245898;1349211359;guruvan;yes it would be nice to be able to show someone one asset signed, without showing the whole portfolio -245897;1349211368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00036273 = 3.6636 BTC [-] -245896;1349211370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26500 @ 0.00036075 = 9.5599 BTC [-] -245895;1349211381;mircea_popescu;guruvan see above tho -245894;1349211387;Diablo-D3;back again -245893;1349211399;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: pay out yet? -245892;1349211434;BTC-Mining;Nope, got to go harass Amazingrando once again -245891;1349211490;guruvan;ah - yeah - that works fine, especially for a project I'm working on over here -245890;1349211590;BTC-Mining;Eh, he keeps forgetting about poor BTC-MINING -245889;1349212213;assbot;[GLBSE] [BAKEWELL] 2 @ 0.149 = 0.298 BTC [+] -245888;1349212411;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00719998 BTC [+] -245887;1349212413;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 39 @ 0.00719999 = 0.2808 BTC [+] -245886;1349212739;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [-] -245885;1349212741;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 15 @ 0.799 = 11.985 BTC [-] -245884;1349212866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] [PAID] 10000000 @ 0.00002065 = 206.53002099 BTC -245883;1349212882;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.00044181 = 0.1325 BTC [+] -245882;1349212932;mircea_popescu;!pl s.dice -245881;1349212934;assbot;!pl [@] [] -245880;1349212947;mircea_popescu;!pl s.dice .0032 -245879;1349212947;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -245878;1349212961;assbot;GLBSE 404 -245877;1349212972;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 13 @ 0.075 = 0.975 BTC [+] -245876;1349212973;femtotube;;;echo blah -245875;1349212973;gribble;blah -245874;1349212991;femtotube;;;echo GLBSE only -245873;1349212991;gribble;GLBSE only -245872;1349212992;mircea_popescu;indeed -245871;1349212998;mircea_popescu;!pl s.dice .0032 -245870;1349212999;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -245869;1349213002;mircea_popescu;hum -245868;1349213011;assbot;GLBSE 404 -245867;1349213011;mircea_popescu;!pl gsdpt .0032 -245866;1349213012;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -245865;1349213016;assbot;GSDPT [1@0.0032BTC] paid: 7.468E-5 BTC. Last price: 0.00389 BTC. Capital gain: 0.00069 BTC. Total: 0.00076468 BTC. (23.9%) -245864;1349213026;mircea_popescu;heh -245863;1349213031;OneEyed;Dividends have probably not be paid there yet -245862;1349213037;OneEyed;since it's a passthrough to MPEX… -245861;1349213058;mircea_popescu;389 tho ? heh. -245860;1349213060;femtotube;OneEyed: 95% of divs only gets passed -245859;1349213079;OneEyed;femtotube: yeah, but even those 95% have probably not been passed yet -245858;1349213136;assbot;[GLBSE] [BLUECHIP] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [+] -245857;1349213157;femtotube;I wonder when those guys will back the bags and move on. He got his 10 years or so upfront -245856;1349213161;mircea_popescu;hopefully next month is 2x over expectation and that expectation is 6k or something -245855;1349213183;mircea_popescu;femtotube only 10% ever was put up for sale so far. -245854;1349213227;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104489.msg1239647#msg1239647 mebbe help the guy out -245853;1349213230;femtotube;10% of a imaginary value, bloated way out of proportions -245852;1349213257;mircea_popescu;all value is imaginary. -245851;1349213322;femtotube;what was the size of the issue in BTC? -245850;1349213328;femtotube;dice -245849;1349213334;mircea_popescu;~35k -245848;1349213403;femtotube;.calc 35x12= -245847;1349213404;markac;femtotube: Sorry, can't calculate that. -245846;1349213404;markac;Note that .calc is deprecated, consider using .c -245845;1349213410;femtotube;.calc 35 * 12 -245844;1349213410;markac;femtotube: Sorry, can't calculate that. -245843;1349213411;markac;Note that .calc is deprecated, consider using .c -245842;1349213421;femtotube;. 35 * 12 = -245841;1349213426;DeaDTerra;GSDPT dividend will be paid in a couple of secs :) -245840;1349213433;femtotube;.c 35 * 12 = -245839;1349213433;markac;420 -245838;1349213441;mircea_popescu;.py 2 * 32 + 5 * 34 + 3 * 37 / 10 -245837;1349213443;markac;245 -245836;1349213445;mircea_popescu;pff -245835;1349213449;mircea_popescu;.py (2 * 32 + 5 * 34 + 3 * 37) / 10 -245834;1349213450;markac;34 -245833;1349213451;femtotube;i did it faster in my head :) lol -245832;1349213466;femtotube;.c 35*12= -245831;1349213467;markac;420 -245830;1349213471;femtotube;OK, I see -245829;1349213494;mircea_popescu;what do you see ? -245828;1349213517;DeaDTerra;12.282453 BTC paid in dividend to GSDPT -245827;1349213521;mircea_popescu;.py (2 * 32 + 5 * 34 + 3 * 37.0) / 10 -245826;1349213522;markac;34.5 -245825;1349213526;femtotube;LOL, this is funny, that something like that is valued at 4.2MM usd -245824;1349213527;mircea_popescu;.py (2 * 32 + 5 * 34 + 3 * 37.0) / 10.0 -245823;1349213528;markac;34.5 -245822;1349213541;mircea_popescu;i agree. i don't see how it's worth under 50-100mn. -245821;1349213558;femtotube;??? -245820;1349213563;femtotube;yen? -245819;1349213577;mircea_popescu;dollars/euros/whatever irrelevant fiat. -245818;1349213583;femtotube;whats the cost of 200 h of programming and testing? -245817;1349213584;PsychoticBoy;lol come on a simple site and game 4 fucking million, wtf, more like 50K -245816;1349213592;mircea_popescu;apple's worth a trillion on the strength of owning a market that's bound to be irrelevant soon -245815;1349213600;mircea_popescu;dice owns a market that's set to dominate soon. -245814;1349213611;femtotube;apple has NOTHING to do with 200 h of programming and testing -245813;1349213614;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy i dunno why people keep thinking in terms of "o, a site" -245812;1349213616;mircea_popescu;it's not a site. -245811;1349213622;mircea_popescu;it's the source of the majority of bitcoin transactions. -245810;1349213635;kakobrekla;pain in the ass. -245809;1349213636;PsychoticBoy;no its a sinple game, programmed by a 4 year old -245808;1349213639;femtotube;who cares, it can be copied so easily -245807;1349213643;mircea_popescu;hey, what can i tell you. -245806;1349213646;PsychoticBoy;Wish I thought of it -245805;1349213648;mircea_popescu;the iphone is an ugly piece of plastic -245804;1349213651;mircea_popescu;what sort of reasoning is this -245803;1349213659;mircea_popescu;femtotube so copy it, cash in. -245802;1349213672;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: I'm sure you're upset not to have had the idea first. -245801;1349213675;OneEyed;I for sure am :) -245800;1349213682;femtotube;hmmm... not a bad idea but i do not like gambling -245799;1349213682;PsychoticBoy;lol indeed -245798;1349213693;mircea_popescu;OneEyed i got tons of ideas for you if you can code worth a shit and are willing to put the hours in -245797;1349213711;mircea_popescu;thing is, nobody can code, nobody wants to work, everyone wants to sit tits up and go "oh, these things that people pay money for aren't worth money" -245796;1349213713;mircea_popescu;da fuck. -245795;1349213724;femtotube;I can not code at all :( but I have some cool ideas too -245794;1349213726;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: time is a factor. Concerning whether I can code or not, Ohloh can tell you -245793;1349213735;mircea_popescu;OneEyed was just making a point. -245792;1349213751;mircea_popescu;yes time is a factor. that's what makes founders make money. they put the time in. -245791;1349213762;OneEyed;Yup, agreed -245790;1349213835;OneEyed;https://www.ohloh.net/accounts/oneeyed <== shows I like to code -245789;1349213884;femtotube;If I can find someone to trust and write good code... -245788;1349213906;femtotube;impossible task probably -245787;1349213912;mircea_popescu;;;rate OneEyed 1 So he can code. -245786;1349213913;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user OneEyed has been recorded. -245785;1349213917;OneEyed;:-> -245784;1349213944;femtotube;OneEyed: looking at the URL, you have way too much free time :) -245783;1349213960;mircea_popescu;cvs commits to cvs lol. that's something. -245782;1349213983;OneEyed;Yeah, I was a student then, and we worked on CVS with the team from a small company named "Cyclic Software" -245781;1349213997;OneEyed;CVS had just got client/server capabilities -245780;1349214017;kakobrekla;lol at least smpake is getting some traffic cause of bit4x -245779;1349214046;femtotube;OneEyed: no more work on kernel? -245778;1349214050;femtotube;why did you stop? -245777;1349214096;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.111099 = 0.5555 BTC [-] -245776;1349214098;OneEyed;femtotube: I didn't "work" on the kernel, I wrote a driver for the watchdog of my dedicated server. I usually contribute when I need something, except for some projects that I find fun for some time, like c:geo -245775;1349214133;femtotube;OK, but still.. THE Kernel :) -245774;1349214147;mircea_popescu;pff, just a kernel -245773;1349214149;mircea_popescu;anyone could have done it. -245772;1349214154;OneEyed;:) -245771;1349214183;OneEyed;It helps that I teach how to write Linux device drivers in my embedded systems course. That was just a driver, indeed. Read the datasheet, write code, …, profit. -245770;1349214196;mircea_popescu;again with the utf -245769;1349214218;OneEyed;Yeah. I also have various dashes - – — -245768;1349214231;OneEyed;(shit, my font renders them the same way in my terminal) -245767;1349214234;mircea_popescu;:D -245766;1349214235;mircea_popescu;I WIN -245765;1349214248;OneEyed;In a text document they appear with different lengths :) -245764;1349214255;OneEyed;(read "widths", sorry) -245763;1349214256;femtotube;dam, is there anything positive in the forums or only scamm accusations, rippoffs and everyday crap :( -245762;1349214268;mircea_popescu;femtotube there's porn. -245761;1349214302;OneEyed;femtotube: yeah, one think I have learned since I joined bitcointalk in July is that it's mostly shit -245760;1349214306;femtotube;sure, I have wife and kids right behind me at the moment. -245759;1349214319;OneEyed;femtotube: he was not asking you to *produce* porn :) -245758;1349214334;femtotube;I did understand that -245757;1349214351;OneEyed;(that was a joke, apparently a bad one) -245756;1349214352;femtotube;he probably wants to send me some of his porn links -245755;1349214367;mircea_popescu;femtotube no, you were just being trolled. -245754;1349214385;femtotube;is that what you call trolling? -245753;1349214425;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5300 @ 0.00044181 = 2.3416 BTC [+] -245752;1349214427;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3290 @ 0.00044181 = 1.4536 BTC [+] -245751;1349214429;BTC-Mining;Forum is 99% whining/scamming -245750;1349214467;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining kinda why i like irc. the vast majority of scammers doesn't have the technical ability to hang out yet. -245749;1349214474;femtotube;350000 @ 0.00012501? -245748;1349214474;kakobrekla;lol -245747;1349214533;femtotube;ppcoin looks like next funnymoney -245746;1349214547;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 31 @ 0.00719999 = 0.2232 BTC [+] -245745;1349214607;BTC-Mining;funnymoney? Let's shorten it to funmoney. -245744;1349214618;BTC-Mining;Or better yet, funney -245743;1349214624;mircea_popescu;funnely -245742;1349214687;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00410001 BTC [-] -245741;1349214704;femtotube;just F* -245740;1349214812;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 2 @ 0.015 = 0.03 BTC [-] -245739;1349215446;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 29 @ 0.0041002 = 0.1189 BTC [+] -245738;1349215476;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.0041002 BTC [+] -245737;1349215477;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 70 @ 0.0041001 = 0.287 BTC [-] -245736;1349215551;mircea_popescu;femtotube just for my curiosity : does it occur to you s.dice would do much better by stealing the bets than by stealing the shareholders money ? -245735;1349215557;mircea_popescu;it processes >200k btc a month anyway -245734;1349215601;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 29 @ 0.00410001 = 0.1189 BTC [-] -245733;1349215603;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 344 @ 0.004 = 1.376 BTC [-] -245732;1349215767;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -245731;1349215820;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.06199999 BTC [+] -245730;1349215844;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0034 = 1.02 BTC [-] -245729;1349215845;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [-] -245728;1349215847;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 19445 @ 0.0034 = 66.113 BTC [-] -245727;1349215853;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00495 = 0.0099 BTC [+] -245726;1349215911;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.03 BTC [-] -245725;1349215943;grubles;!ticker s.dice -245724;1349215944;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0034 / 0.0034 / 0.0034 (148238 shares, 504.01 BTC), 30day: 0.00325001 / 0.00337675 / 0.0034 (1922813 shares, 6,492.86 BTC) -245723;1349216067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1036 @ 0.00036075 = 0.3737 BTC [-] -245722;1349216069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00036074 = 6.2408 BTC [-] -245721;1349216069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33164 @ 0.00036063 = 11.9599 BTC [-] -245720;1349216098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 90 @ 0.00339999 = 0.306 BTC [-] -245719;1349216114;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 52 @ 0.003392 = 0.1764 BTC [-] -245718;1349216116;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00339103 = 0.3391 BTC [-] -245717;1349216116;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 700 @ 0.00339102 = 2.3737 BTC [-] -245716;1349216117;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 333 @ 0.00339101 = 1.1292 BTC [-] -245715;1349216119;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1300 @ 0.003391 = 4.4083 BTC [-] -245714;1349216120;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.00331 = 0.993 BTC [-] -245713;1349216121;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 12 @ 0.003301 = 0.0396 BTC [-] -245712;1349216122;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 58 @ 0.0033 = 0.1914 BTC [-] -245711;1349216123;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1200 @ 0.0033 = 3.96 BTC [-] -245710;1349216162;mircea_popescu;haha div paid ? -245709;1349216299;BTC-Mining;looks like it -245708;1349216591;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.59979999 = 1.1996 BTC [+] -245707;1349216695;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 1 @ 0.1017 BTC [+] -245706;1349216742;DeaDTerra;Dividend was indeed paid for GSDPT -245705;1349216761;OneEyed;DeaDTerra: good luck on closing down GBF, I'm reading your post now -245704;1349216783;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra is closing his fund? -245703;1349216792;OneEyed;Diablo-D3: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74975.msg1239841;topicseen#msg1239841 -245702;1349216805;Diablo-D3;I thought I was subscribed to the gbf thread -245701;1349216817;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 2 @ 0.075 = 0.15 BTC [+] -245700;1349216882;femtotube;"mircea_popescu | femtotube just for my curiosity..." I agree, that stealing and walking away not to long after successful IPO are similar acts but they are not really the same. -245699;1349216895;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.06 BTC [-] -245698;1349216897;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.02 BTC [-] -245697;1349216901;mircea_popescu;but point being, they'd make more that way. -245696;1349216912;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: so that 1 BTC I invested, what did it end up coming out as? -245695;1349216914;mircea_popescu;site is trusted to the tune of 1/4 mn a month in bets. -245694;1349216942;femtotube;mircea_popescu: are they making 4.2 USD that way? -245693;1349216954;femtotube;No, they are not -245692;1349216966;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: it depends, dodn't forget that if SatoshiDice were to stop paying people, word will spread very rapidly, since they use 0 confirmations payout is immediate -245691;1349216974;DeaDTerra;Yes I am closing the fund unfortunatly -245690;1349216976;femtotube;Thy can not steal that large of a % -245689;1349217011;DeaDTerra;The 1 BTC ended up at 0.9 ^^ -245688;1349217013;mircea_popescu;OneEyed except recently they had a day's worth of payments on backlog recall ? -245687;1349217017;OneEyed;DeaDTerra: I have had the occasion to tell you already, but I'll say it again a last time: I've not been lucky with my investment, but you were very nice as a manager, and for this I thank you -245686;1349217026;DeaDTerra;It was as high as 1.38 then we had tons of defaults and bad investments. -245685;1349217039;BTC-Mining;Currently buying in bulk: BIB.BVPS, S.BVPS, GIGAMINING, DMC, ASICMINER or anything else if it's a really good offer. -245684;1349217040;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: know how you feel =/ -245683;1349217046;femtotube;best way is to run IPO, and than say ... of we can not run it any more. Some gambling blah is after us ... end of the story -245682;1349217047;DeaDTerra;Thank you!, It was not a easy decision to make, I must say. -245681;1349217063;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: ok, so they could get away with 3 days maybe, so 1/10th of the monthly bets, or 1/5th of the average profit. Might be enough as a scam though. -245680;1349217065;Diablo-D3;I think maybe bitcoin just isnt ready for prime time yet -245679;1349217075;femtotube;BTC-Mining: why? -245678;1349217093;DeaDTerra;It has been a big part of my life several hours a day for a year, all the people I have meet all the people that have trusted me. Felt horrible to let them all down, but I would rather cut it off now then to deterirate and become a shell of what it once was. -245677;1349217100;gigavps;femtotube because moar is betta -245676;1349217128;femtotube;"moar is betta" let me process that -245675;1349217136;femtotube;gigavps: no, you are wrong :) -245674;1349217151;femtotube;at least I can not agree -245673;1349217172;gigavps;lol, i am wrong at times -245672;1349217174;femtotube;hold on, is DeaDTerra closing the shop? -245671;1349217193;BTC-Mining;femtotube: why not? -245670;1349217194;mircea_popescu;OneEyed 1/10 of daily bets is the monthly profit for half a year. -245669;1349217197;DeaDTerra;I am closing up Gamma Bitcoin Fund -245668;1349217207;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra jeez -245667;1349217221;femtotube;!pl GBF 1 -245666;1349217221;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -245665;1349217225;mircea_popescu;there's literally nothing going to be left huh. -245664;1349217227;assbot;GLBSE 404 -245663;1349217229;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: yeah, my computations were totally out -245662;1349217230;DeaDTerra;account based only. -245661;1349217241;mircea_popescu;OneEyed iirc they do like 1.9% or something -245660;1349217245;BTC-Mining;DeaDTerra, why close it? -245659;1349217256;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11039988 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -245658;1349217258;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10800001 BTC [-] -245657;1349217259;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.108 = 0.54 BTC [-] -245656;1349217260;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.106 BTC [-] -245655;1349217260;OneEyed;BTC-Mining: it is explained here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74975.msg1239841;topicseen#msg1239841 -245654;1349217260;DeaDTerra;Yea :8, for the communities sake I would like to keep it going, but I don't have the time to keep the quality where I want it, and I don't want to offer a shitty service. -245653;1349217261;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.105102 = 1.051 BTC [-] -245652;1349217262;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 29 @ 0.105101 = 3.0479 BTC [-] -245651;1349217263;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.105 = 1.26 BTC [-] -245650;1349217264;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.10352448 = 1.1388 BTC [-] -245649;1349217265;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10311 = 0.2062 BTC [-] -245648;1349217265;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 10 @ 0.10302 = 1.0302 BTC [-] -245647;1349217266;femtotube;what's the symbol and IPO price you had? -245646;1349217266;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 12 @ 0.10300101 = 1.236 BTC [-] -245645;1349217266;DeaDTerra;several reasons -245644;1349217267;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.103 = 1.545 BTC [-] -245643;1349217268;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 39 @ 0.101102 = 3.943 BTC [-] -245642;1349217269;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 15 @ 0.101002 = 1.515 BTC [-] -245641;1349217270;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.10100006 = 0.505 BTC [-] -245640;1349217271;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.10100005 = 3.636 BTC [-] -245639;1349217272;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.10100002 = 0.505 BTC [-] -245638;1349217273;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 20 @ 0.10100001 = 2.02 BTC [-] -245637;1349217274;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 158 @ 0.101 = 15.958 BTC [-] -245636;1349217274;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.10031 = 0.6019 BTC [-] -245635;1349217275;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.1002 = 0.2004 BTC [-] -245634;1349217276;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 50 @ 0.1001 = 5.005 BTC [-] -245633;1349217277;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.10007 = 0.7005 BTC [-] -245632;1349217278;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.10000002 BTC [-] -245631;1349217279;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.10000002 = 0.5 BTC [-] -245630;1349217280;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 100 @ 0.10000002 = 10 BTC [-] -245629;1349217281;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 35 @ 0.10000002 = 3.5 BTC [-] -245628;1349217282;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 11 @ 0.10000002 = 1.1 BTC [-] -245627;1349217283;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 163 @ 0.10000001 = 16.3 BTC [-] -245626;1349217283;mircea_popescu;hey, BTC-Mining is buying! -245625;1349217283;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -245624;1349217284;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 80 @ 0.1 = 8 BTC [-] -245623;1349217286;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 147 @ 0.1 = 14.7 BTC [-] -245622;1349217290;Diablo-D3;wtf? -245621;1349217297;femtotube;BTC-Mining your lucky day! You wanted ASICMINER -245620;1349217299;OneEyed;Looks like someone dumped a lot of shares of ASICMINER -245619;1349217299;Diablo-D3;why is asicminer crashing? -245618;1349217306;mircea_popescu;OneEyed a lot = 30 btc worth -245617;1349217319;DeaDTerra;Several reasons -245616;1349217319;DeaDTerra;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74975.msg1239841#msg1239841 -245615;1349217320;femtotube;.c 30*12= -245614;1349217320;markac;360 -245613;1349217325;DeaDTerra;please read the full statement -245612;1349217343;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra are you also discontinuing gsdpt ? -245611;1349217346;DeaDTerra;femtotube, it was not share based but account based. -245610;1349217372;femtotube;OK -245609;1349217373;BTC-Mining;arf... but I didn't have a bid up -245608;1349217373;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11109889 BTC [+] -245607;1349217374;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 7 @ 0.1110989 = 0.7777 BTC [+] -245606;1349217376;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 33 @ 0.0033995 = 0.1122 BTC [+] -245605;1349217390;BTC-Mining;People need to tell me where to place my bids =/ -245604;1349217408;mircea_popescu;so put it up now lolz -245603;1349217410;DeaDTerra;No, I do not plan to do that, I might though if SEC says it's illegal or if GLBSE goes the way of having to register everything. I am seing the BTC securities going from gray to dark gray -245602;1349217418;DeaDTerra;once it turns just a hint of black I am out. -245601;1349217448;Diablo-D3;yeah -245600;1349217452;mircea_popescu;seems more a problem of glbse trust pushing them down than anything. -245599;1349217454;Diablo-D3;its just getting ugly fast =/ -245598;1349217458;DeaDTerra;Totally transparent, daily updated log books and the whole portfolio updated daily and publically open -245597;1349217477;OneEyed;DeaDTerra: you'll probably get the question, so: will you allow people to sell their accounts (at a discount if they want out faster than is described)? -245596;1349217492;DeaDTerra;how things should be run, instead of promising things you can't hold and then default -245595;1349217505;DeaDTerra;Yea sure, I have nothing against that, it's a open market -245594;1349217528;DeaDTerra;I want to note acount balance does not mean amount paid out. -245593;1349217551;DeaDTerra;The amount paid out will be the amount of BTC you have invested/total BTC invested * bitcoins liquidated -245592;1349217557;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 4 @ 0.10800002 = 0.432 BTC [-] -245591;1349217558;OneEyed;Yeah, of course, and I've seen your answer to strello -245590;1349217575;DeaDTerra;Good just want to make that clear so I don't end up being called a scammer or something like that. -245589;1349217583;femtotube;was there a saying that you buy when there is blood on the streets and sell, when everyone has a party? Or something like that? -245588;1349217584;OneEyed;I think it will need to be stressed more, as some people will expect the exact amount -245587;1349217614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00036094 = 6.6052 BTC [+] -245586;1349217616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.00036451 = 12.4298 BTC [+] -245585;1349217662;DeaDTerra;okay I added a edit to explain that part. -245584;1349217737;mircea_popescu;so pretty much BTC-Mining and the dutch ppls are what's left in glbse funds at any sort of standard ? -245583;1349217781;femtotube;dutch ppls ? The flying one? -245582;1349217808;DeaDTerra;I will say though, when there's a market for it, I have enough time and people want me to I am happy to open up GBF again, but right now neither of these are true. -245581;1349217813;OneEyed;DeaDTerra: another remark: "The logbooks will not be daily but weekly and will reflect the amount liquidated" -245580;1349217825;mircea_popescu;femtotube yes, paladon and PsychoticBoy -245579;1349217825;DeaDTerra;yea? -245578;1349217826;OneEyed;DeaDTerra: how will people know what how the "expected" amount evolves? -245577;1349217846;DeaDTerra;I will keep the current way of calculating NAV -245576;1349217863;OneEyed;Ok, makes sense. This will converge towards 0 this way. -245575;1349217868;DeaDTerra;so I will have a amount liquidated and that will be the liquid BTC and then I will have amount left and that will be the value of the illiquid assets -245574;1349217871;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.40050001 BTC [-] -245573;1349217873;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.4005 BTC [-] -245572;1349217874;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.4003 BTC [-] -245571;1349217875;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 2 @ 0.4002 = 0.8004 BTC [-] -245570;1349217935;OneEyed;And people should also realize that your way of liquidating means that they may get their current investment back, or even get more of it. -245569;1349217936;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra is there a spreadsheet ? -245568;1349217945;DeaDTerra;Several -245567;1349217951;mircea_popescu;so link me -245566;1349217961;OneEyed;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74975.msg830645#msg830645 -245565;1349217968;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.376 BTC [-] -245564;1349217975;DeaDTerra;Links to google docs: -245563;1349217975;DeaDTerra;Fund assets and holdings: -245562;1349217975;DeaDTerra;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq6Ug2ODt-l2dC13WldWaTBWQVNYZWRwVDgtQmhzUkE -245561;1349217975;DeaDTerra;Daily updated log book: -245560;1349217975;DeaDTerra;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq6Ug2ODt-l2dHBoeDFWTC10QXYwR25rRXctWUE3a3c#gid=16 -245559;1349217976;DeaDTerra;List of investors and their holdings: -245558;1349217976;DeaDTerra;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjO5QWRR9dAHdHZJRE1WRU00RWVEcEFNT0FQWmtlYmc#gid=0 -245557;1349217977;mircea_popescu;a hehe ty -245556;1349218074;femtotube;mircea_popescu: but the flying D is inevstinf to different GLBSE issues. So, if there is nothing left to invest, who will they be worth anything? -245555;1349218097;mircea_popescu;so zip.a 180 cpa 430 rebate 780 ouch bmf 874 ouch -245554;1349218100;mircea_popescu;jesus you got washed -245553;1349218100;OneEyed;femtotube: that's also my fear. Right now they do fine, more than fine even, but if they grow, they'll have nothing to invest into -245552;1349218106;femtotube;btw, s.dice total issue is 20.6K BTC? -245551;1349218129;DeaDTerra;Yep :( -245550;1349218140;mircea_popescu;femtotube 2mn at 0.0032, 5mn at 34, 3mn at 37 -245549;1349218146;mircea_popescu;tis in the contract. -245548;1349218167;femtotube;and at that rate they go, it will take 10 years to earn what they are taking home from IPO? no no ... -245547;1349218172;femtotube;I must be wrong here -245546;1349218182;DeaDTerra;Okay, I am leaving now guys. Please keep a eye on the GBF thread and keep it calm and cilizied until I get back okay? :) -245545;1349218186;mircea_popescu;they make about 2-5k net a month -245544;1349218190;mircea_popescu;it would take them ~6 months -245543;1349218214;femtotube;30K BTC for 10%! and 10% from 2K is 200 -245542;1349218239;BTC-Mining;So 60 months it would take... -245541;1349218243;mircea_popescu;well wait. -245540;1349218247;mircea_popescu;who's "them" then ? -245539;1349218264;femtotube;them = the s.dice guy -245538;1349218267;mircea_popescu;the shares make roughly 15-20% a year on dividends, yes -245537;1349218273;mircea_popescu;the s.dice GUY makes 2-5k a month -245536;1349218277;femtotube;no, it 10% -245535;1349218277;mircea_popescu;and so it'd be ~6 months -245534;1349218290;mircea_popescu;dude. he makes the whole net. he owns 9x% of the shares. -245533;1349218313;femtotube;he makes 2-5K but investors paid 30K for 10% -245532;1349218324;jcpham;seems legit -245531;1349218324;mircea_popescu;right. -245530;1349218331;jcpham;evoorhees i like -245529;1349218338;femtotube;so, it takes 60 months -245528;1349218338;mircea_popescu;and on that 34.5k they realise through dividends about 15-20% a year. -245527;1349218339;BTC-Mining;What's the 6 month you are talking about? -245526;1349218353;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining he asked how long does the guy take to make what the shareholders paid. -245525;1349218356;femtotube;forget that for now -245524;1349218368;mircea_popescu;or at least that's what i got. but anyway -245523;1349218376;femtotube;this is irrelevant and confuses the heck out of it -245522;1349218381;mircea_popescu;ok, so start over. -245521;1349218403;femtotube;the total ipo is 30K BTC yes (give or take) -245520;1349218407;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00402001 BTC [-] -245519;1349218408;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 24 @ 0.00402 = 0.0965 BTC [-] -245518;1349218416;mircea_popescu;34.5k for 10% of the shares, yes -245517;1349218437;femtotube;and this 34.5K BTC represents 10% of the Co? -245516;1349218441;mircea_popescu;yea -245515;1349218470;femtotube;now, if investors get 200 BTC a month -245514;1349218481;femtotube;for divs -245513;1349218483;mircea_popescu;they'd likely get more. 200 was half the expected yield this month -245512;1349218484;femtotube;it will take -245511;1349218492;femtotube;.c 35000/200= -245510;1349218492;markac;175 -245509;1349218501;femtotube;.c 175/12 -245508;1349218501;markac;14.5833333 -245507;1349218506;femtotube;14 years? -245506;1349218510;BTC-Mining;34.5K would need then 3.45k a year in divs for 10% or 287.5 BTC per month -245505;1349218528;mircea_popescu;if they make 200 btc a month in divs it will take ~15 years for the divs to accumulate to the level of their original investment. -245504;1349218540;BTC-Mining;Yup -245503;1349218540;femtotube;they just had a div 206 for investors -245502;1349218544;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the expected statistical yield for sept was ~420 iirc -245501;1349218565;mircea_popescu;femtotube well, so thei did a 768 div month before that. -245500;1349218571;femtotube;mircea_popescu: correct and that what i was trying to tell you -245499;1349218580;femtotube;previous statement -245498;1349218601;femtotube;.c (768+206)/2 -245497;1349218601;markac;487 -245496;1349218608;mircea_popescu;i fail to see the problem tho. dividends are a little above what is paid on nyse commonly. -245495;1349218608;femtotube;nex will be 150 :) -245494;1349218608;mircea_popescu;so ? -245493;1349218623;femtotube;NYSE? you did not say NYSE -245492;1349218628;mircea_popescu;yes, i did. -245491;1349218634;mircea_popescu;nyse is the antiquated version of mpex. -245490;1349218639;femtotube;LOL -245489;1349218645;mircea_popescu;some people still stick to that junk -245488;1349218648;mircea_popescu;for unclear reasons. -245487;1349218655;BTC-Mining;That's exactly the problem. It's not Microsoft co or whatever. It's significantly more risky. -245486;1349218672;BTC-Mining;As such, getting such low dividends... -245485;1349218679;femtotube;to what? regulated market? Where you can not just lift your hat and say good day and walk? -245484;1349218707;mircea_popescu;femtotube dood. mfglobal did EXACTLY what you claim -245483;1349218717;mircea_popescu;citi, jpm, everyone. EVERYONE -245482;1349218719;femtotube;s.dice is a blockchain spamming web sire where pople gamble. Illegal probably too :) -245481;1349218735;mircea_popescu;it's as illegal in fiat as bofa is illegal in btc. -245480;1349218738;mircea_popescu;what's your point ? -245479;1349218744;femtotube;mircea_popescu: and how many CO's are listed in NYSE and NASDAQ? -245478;1349218745;midnightmagic;lol -245477;1349218752;femtotube;for how many YEARS? -245476;1349218753;mircea_popescu;femtotube a bunch -245475;1349218764;mircea_popescu;well obviously the obsolete version will have more years duh -245474;1349218783;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 6 @ 0.5001 = 3.0006 BTC [+] -245473;1349218790;femtotube;is that bunch bigger, than GLBSE and all the others combined? What about daily turn over, market cap etc? -245472;1349218791;mircea_popescu;in 1920 the argument that stagecoach was used for YEARS did what exactly ? cars win. -245471;1349218808;mircea_popescu;actually, mpex owned the romanian stock exchange on s.dice ipo day -245470;1349218814;mircea_popescu;and in general... why do i care about all that crap ? -245469;1349218850;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 6 @ 0.19 = 1.14 BTC [+] -245468;1349218852;femtotube;hyperbole much? -245467;1349218855;mircea_popescu;none. -245466;1349218861;mircea_popescu;i'm dead serious, too. -245465;1349219021;assbot;[GLBSE] [GERBITIN.PYRA] 2 @ 0.98 = 1.96 BTC [+] -245464;1349219133;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.0004418 = 0.2209 BTC [-] -245463;1349219150;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [+] -245462;1349219312;assbot;[GLBSE] [MINING] 3 @ 0.8 = 2.4 BTC [+] -245461;1349219338;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 14 @ 0.0033995 = 0.0476 BTC [+] -245460;1349219442;PsychoticBoy;good evening all, hows life? -245459;1349219682;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.25000001 BTC [-] -245458;1349219749;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.11099889 = 0.222 BTC [+] -245457;1349219836;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07499999 BTC [+] -245456;1349219852;assbot;[GLBSE] [MINING] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -245455;1349219943;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 14 @ 0.00016 = 0.0022 BTC [+] -245454;1349220024;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 181 @ 0.00016 = 0.029 BTC [+] -245453;1349220263;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.0033995 = 0.102 BTC [+] -245452;1349220516;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [-] -245451;1349220566;dub;scam accusations sure are backing up -245450;1349220626;dub;by undertaking to protect 'the community' in the manner then failing im pretty sure theymos, maged and any other staff are making scammers of themselves -245449;1349220635;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 100 @ 0.00016 = 0.016 BTC [+] -245448;1349220637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.0003613 = 0.5058 BTC [-] -245447;1349220638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25594 @ 0.00036451 = 9.3293 BTC [+] -245446;1349220640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3969 @ 0.00036458 = 1.447 BTC [+] -245445;1349220645;dub;the scam accusation forum -245444;1349220730;dub;im just commenting that there are a large number of accusation threads that don't seem to have been actioned -245443;1349220780;jcpham;i like t print out forum threads as toilet paper -245442;1349220790;jurov;imho bitcointalk ought be replaced by something more reddit-like -245441;1349220800;jcpham;my ass is much tuufff -245440;1349220800;dub;agreed -245439;1349220824;jcpham;yerp -245438;1349220861;mircea_popescu;dub sauce ? -245437;1349221003;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0 -245436;1349221008;jurov;good idea, i should offer it on bitmit.com "Toilet paper with btctalk thread of your choice" -245435;1349221030;mircea_popescu;jurov hahaha yea -245434;1349221041;dub;I once used a windows 3.x manual for toilet paper -245433;1349221046;dub;just to say I had -245432;1349221213;rg;lol -245431;1349221215;rg;i bet that would sell -245430;1349221318;jurov;sorry that i don't have inkjet anymore... dunno how it would work with laser -245429;1349221353;dub;jurov: I'll take as many rolls as needed to print all of LoupGaroux, or whatever that fuckwits name is, posts -245428;1349221403;jurov;.py 40/0.05 -245427;1349221405;markac;800.0 -245426;1349221428;jurov;on 40m roll will fit 800 posts, if average one has 5cm -245425;1349221455;mircea_popescu;dub aww you don't like loup ? -245424;1349221478;dub;no, of all the arrogant knowitall assclowns that one holds itself in teh highest regard -245423;1349221497;dub;also, everyone hates the rench -245422;1349221502;dub;french too -245421;1349221537;jurov;be careful, romanians are quite close to french :) -245420;1349221558;mircea_popescu;lol -245419;1349221574;mircea_popescu;it's actually the french that are close to the romanians, or at least trying -245418;1349221743;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder when are you gonna splurge on an irc client ? -245417;1349221751;Bugpowder;lol -245416;1349221758;Bugpowder;mirc -245415;1349221780;Bugpowder;a login script would me nice -245414;1349221791;mircea_popescu;xchat, irssi etc -245413;1349221799;Bugpowder;Probably when I make some bitcoins on a trade -245412;1349221821;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 9 @ 0.004021 = 0.0362 BTC [+] -245411;1349221886;mircea_popescu;lol you haven't ?! -245410;1349221901;Bugpowder;I have -245409;1349221913;Bugpowder;but I will never get out of the F.GIGA.ETF panic sell hole -245408;1349221931;jcpham;i bouncer would blow your mind then Bugpowder -245407;1349221964;Bugpowder;ibouncer? -245406;1349221965;jcpham;excuse me, i'm old. a bnc i mean -245405;1349221992;Bugpowder;a bnc cable? -245404;1349222004;jcpham;a bnc is an irc proxy -245403;1349222012;jcpham;like a private ircdthat you configure -245402;1349222013;Bugpowder;ohhh -245401;1349222021;jcpham;to stay connected and log -245400;1349222027;mircea_popescu;lolz how old are you jcpham ? -245399;1349222030;Bugpowder;I might have used that many years ago -245398;1349222048;jcpham;30 something -245397;1349222049;Bugpowder;I haven't don't much on IRC since 96-01 -245396;1349222079;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder me too. -245395;1349222090;mircea_popescu;then btc sucked me back in -245394;1349222127;dub;I like to IRC from a bnc terminator -245393;1349222164;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.0004418 = 0.4418 BTC [-] -245392;1349222165;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3700 @ 0.0004418 = 1.6347 BTC [-] -245391;1349222166;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 900 @ 0.0004418 = 0.3976 BTC [-] -245390;1349222167;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2025 @ 0.0004418 = 0.8946 BTC [-] -245389;1349222169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40143 @ 0.00036458 = 14.6353 BTC [+] -245388;1349222191;Bugpowder;I prefer to IRC from my browser window -245387;1349222197;jcpham;sad -245386;1349222224;jcpham;packet radio would be more effective -245385;1349222233;rg;hehe i have some BNC pcmcia shit -245384;1349222239;rg;dont ask why -245383;1349222244;rg;i had some 10mbit nics too -245382;1349222246;rg;also pcmcia -245381;1349222262;dub;I've got nics, connectors, miles of cable -245380;1349222276;mircea_popescu;i've got girls. -245379;1349222284;mircea_popescu;girls beat nics, cable, pcmcia etc. -245378;1349222302;Bugpowder;I have 2 Watt Ti-Sapphire lasers -245377;1349222323;Bugpowder;pew pew pew -245376;1349222412;dub;I have a shitload of 1310nm lasers -245375;1349222423;Bugpowder;what can you do with those? -245374;1349222461;dub;they're in SFPs (optical transcievers) -245373;1349222483;Bugpowder;bad spot on the H20 absorbtion curve -245372;1349222498;Bugpowder;910nm is where it isat -245371;1349222670;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0033995 BTC [+] -245370;1349222793;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00690053 BTC [+] -245369;1349222794;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.00690054 = 0.138 BTC [+] -245368;1349222795;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 29 @ 0.00690055 = 0.2001 BTC [+] -245367;1349222803;Bugpowder;heh -245366;1349222825;Bugpowder;all the buy back chatter sucking people in -245365;1349223115;femtotube;do any of you know what DMC has in it's portfolio? -245364;1349223146;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3 can tell you -245363;1349223173;mircea_popescu;iirc mostly obsi and usagi -245362;1349223346;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.94989999 BTC [+] -245361;1349223347;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9499 BTC [+] -245360;1349223349;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.95 = 4.75 BTC [+] -245359;1349223350;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.95 = 1.9 BTC [+] -245358;1349223626;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.00670219 = 0.134 BTC [-] -245357;1349223627;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 325 @ 0.0067022 = 2.1782 BTC [+] -245356;1349223629;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 90 @ 0.0069 = 0.621 BTC [+] -245355;1349223630;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 65 @ 0.00690055 = 0.4485 BTC [+] -245354;1349223631;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.00690059 = 0.0414 BTC [+] -245353;1349223632;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00698317 = 0.014 BTC [+] -245352;1349223633;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.007 = 0.014 BTC [+] -245351;1349223634;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 176 @ 0.00705036 = 1.2409 BTC [+] -245350;1349223667;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.0004418 = 0.6627 BTC [-] -245349;1349224294;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3222 @ 0.00044181 = 1.4235 BTC [+] -245348;1349224296;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 970 @ 0.00044182 = 0.4286 BTC [+] -245347;1349224297;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2100 @ 0.00044182 = 0.9278 BTC [+] -245346;1349224298;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9800 @ 0.00044182 = 4.3298 BTC [+] -245345;1349224299;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00044182 = 2.5626 BTC [+] -245344;1349224301;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 200 @ 0.00044183 = 0.0884 BTC [+] -245343;1349224302;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5911 @ 0.00044183 = 2.6117 BTC [+] -245342;1349224303;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8269 @ 0.00044183 = 3.6535 BTC [+] -245341;1349224304;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2746 @ 0.00044183 = 1.2133 BTC [+] -245340;1349224304;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2480 @ 0.00044184 = 1.0958 BTC [+] -245339;1349224305;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5984 @ 0.00044184 = 2.644 BTC [+] -245338;1349224306;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00044184 = 2.165 BTC [+] -245337;1349224307;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 208 @ 0.00044185 = 0.0919 BTC [+] -245336;1349224309;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7410 @ 0.00044186 = 3.2742 BTC [+] -245335;1349224339;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3499 @ 0.00044186 = 1.5461 BTC [+] -245334;1349224340;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1691 @ 0.00044186 = 0.7472 BTC [+] -245333;1349224342;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 880 @ 0.00044186 = 0.3888 BTC [+] -245332;1349224343;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3778 @ 0.00044186 = 1.6693 BTC [+] -245331;1349224344;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00044186 = 0.2209 BTC [+] -245330;1349224345;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5040 @ 0.00044186 = 2.227 BTC [+] -245329;1349224346;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 400 @ 0.00044186 = 0.1767 BTC [+] -245328;1349224348;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11100 @ 0.00044186 = 4.9046 BTC [+] -245327;1349224349;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3112 @ 0.00044186 = 1.3751 BTC [+] -245326;1349224370;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7407 @ 0.00044186 = 3.2729 BTC [+] -245325;1349224372;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7500 @ 0.00044187 = 3.314 BTC [+] -245324;1349224373;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7193 @ 0.00044193 = 3.1788 BTC [+] -245323;1349224374;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6500 @ 0.00044302 = 2.8796 BTC [+] -245322;1349224375;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1400 @ 0.00046526 = 0.6514 BTC [+] -245321;1349224428;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.0004418 = 2.1648 BTC [-] -245320;1349224430;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1675 @ 0.0004418 = 0.74 BTC [-] -245319;1349224431;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6996 @ 0.0004418 = 3.0908 BTC [-] -245318;1349224431;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8600 @ 0.00044177 = 3.7992 BTC [-] -245317;1349224433;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2829 @ 0.00044174 = 1.2497 BTC [-] -245316;1349225069;Doffx;Is the Gsdpt div pretty low? I was thinking it might reach 4% a month or so, buts its quite a bit lower than that. Less than 1% -245315;1349225307;femtotube;Doffx: maybe thy have not enough shares to pay better div. I know, I know, this is probably a bad joke for today :) -245314;1349225320;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.569999 BTC [+] -245313;1349225347;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.41520001 BTC [-] -245312;1349225398;BTC-Mining;Doffx, no, around 1% is pretty much what was expected -245311;1349225689;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0033995 = 0.068 BTC [+] -245310;1349225856;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 400 @ 0.0033995 = 1.3598 BTC [+] -245309;1349225940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10157 @ 0.00036521 = 3.7094 BTC [+] -245308;1349226159;mircea_popescu;Doffx div was about .7% this month or so -245307;1349226234;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 850 @ 0.33091416 = 281.277 BTC [+] -245306;1349226331;dub;exit -245305;1349226332;dub;y -245304;1349226345;dub;fuck -245303;1349226415;Doffx;I was hoping for more but at least the stock is stable -245302;1349226423;guruvan;y fuck? -245301;1349226470;dub;focus fail -245300;1349226782;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.0069999 = 0.07 BTC [-] -245299;1349227438;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.44999999 BTC [+] -245298;1349227446;guruvan;ya know mircea_popescu I'm surprised no one's tried a big short squeeze when they know someone has a big short -245297;1349227460;mircea_popescu;guruvan on what ? -245296;1349227513;guruvan;oh anything....since people mostly have to advertise the desire to borrow shares, a short squeeze seems like it would e easy if someone thought of it -245295;1349227555;guruvan;wouldn't take that much on GLBSE -245294;1349227573;mircea_popescu;you're thinking retail investors. -245293;1349227574;guruvan;oh, I'm sure THAT desire isn't lacking around here Smoovious -245292;1349227579;mircea_popescu;you can't squeeze specialists. -245291;1349227652;guruvan;lol -245290;1349227680;guruvan;mircea_popescu: I've certainly seen money mangers get squeezed in the big markets....not often, but big when it happens -245289;1349227709;mircea_popescu;well, the term "specialist" is a term of art. -245288;1349227716;mircea_popescu;people who borrow shares on margin can be squeezed -245287;1349227722;mircea_popescu;people who borrow shares on fixed time intervals can't. -245286;1349227743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8143 @ 0.00036102 = 2.9398 BTC [-] -245285;1349227744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2957 @ 0.0003653 = 1.0802 BTC [+] -245284;1349227768;mircea_popescu;in practice the later is usually only available to specialists or otherwise select players. -245283;1349227773;mircea_popescu;.g specialist finance -245282;1349227774;markac;mircea_popescu: http://financial-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Specialist -245281;1349227789;guruvan;hmm...good point (can't as easily.....though it could happen, but then it's a game of who ever has the most funds wins) -245280;1349227802;mircea_popescu;right. -245279;1349228213;Diablo-D3;[05:12:50] iirc mostly obsi and usagi -245278;1349228214;Diablo-D3;nope -245277;1349228229;Diablo-D3;obsi closed all of his assets, and I dont have any of usagi's stuff -245276;1349228234;Diablo-D3;[05:11:51] do any of you know what DMC has in it's portfolio? -245275;1349228245;Diablo-D3;1000 btcmc, 1000 asicminer, 106 btc-mining -245274;1349228254;mircea_popescu;aha -245273;1349228272;mircea_popescu;!ticker btc-mining -245272;1349228275;mircea_popescu;!ticker btcmc -245271;1349228275;assbot;[GLBSE:BTC-MINING] [Bid: 0.93100001] [Ask: 0.959033] [Spread: 0.02803299] [Last: 0.95] [24hVol: 25.44309999] [7dAvg: 0.95297324] -245270;1349228278;assbot;[GLBSE:BTCMC] [Bid: 0.5] [Ask: 0.58969999] [Spread: 0.08969999] [Last: 0.45000001] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.521956] -245269;1349228290;mircea_popescu;so like 1.6k or so ? -245268;1349228356;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I calculated it as >800 -245267;1349228381;mircea_popescu;106 btc-mining is clearly 1k. -245266;1349228401;Diablo-D3;... they are 1btc each -245265;1349228410;mircea_popescu;o duh -245264;1349228417;mircea_popescu;lolol -245263;1349228425;Diablo-D3;and people say I suck at math >_> -245262;1349228432;mircea_popescu;so, 100 + 100 + 600 = 800 at current mkt -245261;1349228444;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah pretty much -245260;1349228450;mircea_popescu;!ticker dmc -245259;1349228453;assbot;[GLBSE:DMC] [Bid: 0.02] [Ask: 0.07499998] [Spread: 0.05499998] [Last: 0.02] [24hVol: 16.37999649] [7dAvg: 0.07139604] -245258;1349228465;mircea_popescu;market hates you. -245257;1349228482;Diablo-D3;probably. -245256;1349228486;mircea_popescu;then again smickles was trading .3 / 1.1 yest in spite of being worth ~1.x -245255;1349228505;Doffx;What happen with all the DMC drama anyhow. -245254;1349228511;Diablo-D3;Doffx: nefario does coke. -245253;1349228522;Doffx;Well I'm sure of that. -245252;1349228533;Diablo-D3;and now everyone is jumping ship -245251;1349228548;Doffx;The Glbse Ship? -245250;1349228556;Diablo-D3;some, some are jumping the entire market -245249;1349228557;dub;not sure how anyone can stay at this point -245248;1349228565;dub;its suicide -245247;1349228566;Doffx;I left a long time ago -245246;1349228573;Doffx;I own 1 stock and I tried to sell it -245245;1349228578;mircea_popescu;a long, long time ago... but i can still remember -245244;1349228585;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: sssh -245243;1349228590;Doffx;But then the .0034 bidwall got put up and fucked me. -245242;1349228595;dub;I own 1 DMC and a soon as someone pays me one million btc for it, im out -245241;1349228623;Diablo-D3;I guess Im stuck slowly buying everything back -245240;1349228728;Diablo-D3;might take quite a few months =/ -245239;1349228918;BTC-Mining;I need something to buy... -245238;1349228929;Diablo-D3;so just buy up all the dmc on the market -245237;1349228934;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.5989 = 5.989 BTC [-] -245236;1349228936;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.59 = 5.9 BTC [-] -245235;1349228936;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -245234;1349228940;BTC-Mining;Meh -245233;1349229297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50100 @ 0.0003653 = 18.3015 BTC [+] -245232;1349229333;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [+] -245231;1349229335;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.94 = 1.88 BTC [+] -245230;1349229335;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 10 @ 0.95 = 9.5 BTC [+] -245229;1349229336;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.97 BTC [+] -245228;1349229338;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 10 @ 0.97899 = 9.7899 BTC [+] -245227;1349229339;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 39 @ 0.979 = 38.181 BTC [+] -245226;1349229340;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.979 BTC [+] -245225;1349229341;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.98 BTC [+] -245224;1349229353;Diablo-D3;http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/hash/sha-3/winner_sha-3.html -245223;1349229505;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.98 = 1.96 BTC [+] -245222;1349229837;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=92423.0 -245221;1349229844;mircea_popescu;hey, i got a bunch of addies in that list. go me. -245220;1349230709;mircea_popescu;lol http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/10sxic/til_the_biggest_nerd_i_know_had_never_heard_of/ sgornick wins -245219;1349230809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00036192 = 6.1526 BTC [-] -245218;1349230869;Diablo-D3;http://www.reddit.com/r/fossworldproblems -245217;1349230870;Diablo-D3;wat -245216;1349230882;mircea_popescu;ya i was looking at that -245215;1349230962;mircea_popescu;"I was turned off by an otherwise-appealing open-source project after seeing that Zynga had contributed to it" -245214;1349230963;mircea_popescu;totally. -245213;1349231006;Diablo-D3;I understand how he feels -245212;1349231017;Diablo-D3;"I want to write a simple program in python with two libraries, but one requires python2, and the other python3." -245211;1349231018;Diablo-D3;fffffffffffffffff -245210;1349231025;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: I like this subreddit xD -245209;1349231041;mircea_popescu;"I want to write a simple program in python with two libraries, but one requires python2, and the other python3." -245208;1349231042;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -245207;1349231048;mircea_popescu;o wow -245206;1349231050;mircea_popescu;SAME -245205;1349231055;Azelphur;lmao -245204;1349231058;mircea_popescu;eheheeh -245203;1349231104;mircea_popescu;http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mb77t0ygoF1qfrvjzo1_500.png this is kinda win -245202;1349231339;Diablo-D3;yeah, clearly bitcoin is fucktarded -245201;1349231391;Diablo-D3;"I used Bash for three years before learning about tab completion" -245200;1349231393;Diablo-D3;THE FUCK -245199;1349231396;Diablo-D3;HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE -245198;1349231427;mircea_popescu;:D -245197;1349231664;BTC-Mining;Win? Try "Dancing Mad". -245196;1349231832;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: which version? -245195;1349231849;Diablo-D3;because the black mages has a good version of it -245194;1349231869;BTC-Mining;The full original version is good enough for me. -245193;1349231932;Diablo-D3;fuck, now want to play ff6 -245192;1349231938;Diablo-D3;but dont want terra subplot -245191;1349232043;Diablo-D3;actually, Im almost considering playing either ToP or ff5 again -245190;1349232165;Diablo-D3;or maybe seiken densetsu 3 -245189;1349232321;BTC-Mining;Eh, I'd need to get ff5 or seiken densetsu 3 -245188;1349232327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21006 @ 0.00036077 = 7.5783 BTC [-] -245187;1349232343;BTC-Mining;I only played seiken 1/2 and ff 1/4/6 -245186;1349232365;BTC-Mining;I just don't have so much time to play everything. -245185;1349232411;Diablo-D3;5 is really damned good -245184;1349232422;Diablo-D3;ToP is really damned good too -245183;1349232483;BTC-Mining;I pretty much never played anything that was not released in North America -245182;1349232510;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [+] -245181;1349232543;Diablo-D3;ahh too bad -245180;1349232580;Diablo-D3;I dont think I can ever play earthbound again -245179;1349232583;Diablo-D3;its just too perfect -245178;1349232619;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: tales of phantasia had a jpop intro. on the snes. with lyrics. -245177;1349232675;Diablo-D3;and star ocean was good too -245176;1349232679;Diablo-D3;and so was terranigma -245175;1349232779;Diablo-D3;oh, and the illusion of gaia -245174;1349232825;BTC-Mining;played illusion of gaia and star ocean -245173;1349232849;BTC-Mining;not terranigma/ToP/earthbound -245172;1349232853;Diablo-D3;terranigma's internal project name was illusion of gaia 2, but they're unrelated games (same way FF games are) -245171;1349232864;Diablo-D3;star ocean was made by the same team that did tales of phantaisa -245170;1349232875;Diablo-D3;star ocean and ToP are impressive uses of the snes hardware -245169;1349232892;Diablo-D3;oh, and I assume you've already played chrono trigger -245168;1349233058;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: Im not sure if you know this, but the black mages is nobuo uematsu's rock band -245167;1349233092;Diablo-D3;him and two other squaresoft composers -245166;1349233128;BTC-Mining;yeah of course, never heard anything from them tho -245165;1349233133;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 34 @ 0.0033995 = 0.1156 BTC [+] -245164;1349233139;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YNfX1oU2XA -245163;1349233140;BTC-Mining;and yes, I did play Chrono Trigger -245162;1349233170;Diablo-D3;chrono trigger is the best rpg ever. on any platform. -245161;1349233196;Diablo-D3;its basically portal for old school jrpgs -245160;1349233206;Diablo-D3;everything that needs to be there is there -245159;1349233213;Diablo-D3;but nothing more than that -245158;1349233221;Diablo-D3;and it doesnt help I -245157;1349233223;Diablo-D3;er -245156;1349233231;Diablo-D3;and it doesnt help I've beaten it like 50 times -245155;1349233264;BTC-Mining;I'm not sure why the cult around Chrono Trigger. Definitely one of the best I ever played but still... -245154;1349233298;Diablo-D3;I dont quite get it either -245153;1349233310;Diablo-D3;I mean, like, Ive played basically every great jrpg ever -245152;1349233321;Diablo-D3;and ct still tops it and I cant figure out why -245151;1349233396;BTC-Mining;I don't like that Black Mages version too much. -245150;1349233409;Diablo-D3;try the earthbound papas one -245149;1349233413;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFm84RcUMmg -245148;1349233477;BTC-Mining;Ah, I like real sounding chorus -245147;1349233523;Diablo-D3;earthbound papas is nobuo uematsu's OTHER band. -245146;1349233537;BTC-Mining;It's a better band. -245145;1349233572;BTC-Mining;I also like this version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdWTJg6bf40&feature=related -245144;1349233595;BTC-Mining;The fact it's synthetized is a bit annoying, especially for the chorus. -245143;1349233609;Diablo-D3;yeah especially when theres very good synth choirs out there -245142;1349233644;BTC-Mining;But the rest is perfect. Closer to SNES sounds. -245141;1349233657;Diablo-D3;everything needed to do final fantasy music: ewql symphonic orchestra, ewql symphonic choir, ewql stormdrum -245140;1349233677;BTC-Mining;Well listen to the link I posted -245139;1349233684;Diablo-D3;yeah it kinda sucks =/ -245138;1349233692;BTC-Mining;The choirs? yes -245137;1349233710;BTC-Mining;It's the part the annoys me -245136;1349233826;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: btw -245135;1349233830;Diablo-D3;those three things i named? -245134;1349233831;BTC-Mining;The later parts are better -245133;1349233838;Diablo-D3;thats like $3000 worth of software -245132;1349233840;Diablo-D3;and its just VST plugins -245131;1349233851;BTC-Mining;ouch -245130;1349233856;Diablo-D3;ewsqlso is like 5 DVDs or some shit -245129;1349233872;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 700 @ 0.00045505 = 0.3185 BTC [+] -245128;1349233898;Diablo-D3;wait no, 9 -245127;1349234160;mircea_popescu;"I think Bitcoin and cryptocurrency stands to challenge and has the potential to topple the very notion of unlawful trade, just like the printing press challenged and toppled the notion of unlawful speech." -245126;1349234164;mircea_popescu;my thoughts exactly. -245125;1349234227;BTC-Mining;unlawful speech? -245124;1349234245;BTC-Mining;wth is this funny concept? -245123;1349234308;mircea_popescu;right ? -245122;1349234317;mircea_popescu;"controlled substances" ? control your mother. -245121;1349234352;dub;BTC-Mining: aren't you chinese? should be familiar with that concept -245120;1349234367;Diablo-D3;man -245119;1349234383;Diablo-D3;sqaure is fucktarded for not using this music in a ff6 port -245118;1349234400;BTC-Mining;I'm not chinese, no -245117;1349234415;Diablo-D3;\m/ o_o \m/ -245116;1349234419;Diablo-D3;\m/ -_- \m/ -245115;1349234420;Diablo-D3;\m/ o_o \m/ -245114;1349234428;dub;oh, I assumed the lack of logic and reasoning was cultural -245113;1349234433;BTC-Mining;Which one? -245112;1349234437;mircea_popescu;lmao -245111;1349234438;dub;my apologies -245110;1349234441;Diablo-D3;dub: you almost owe me a new keyboard -245109;1349234497;BTC-Mining;Diablo, which one? -245108;1349234507;Diablo-D3;earthbound papas - dancing mad -245107;1349234543;BTC-Mining;ah, the same one -245106;1349234576;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 2 @ 0.0495 = 0.099 BTC [+] -245105;1349234637;BTC-Mining;Some sounds are too low while most beats are just... way too high. -245104;1349234671;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 140 @ 0.00016 = 0.0224 BTC [+] -245103;1349234704;BTC-Mining;I can't have it loud enough without having the occasional blast shredding my eardrums. -245102;1349234784;Diablo-D3;the way dancing mad was meant to be -245101;1349235029;rdponticelli_;mircea_popescu: Have you thought about listing ASICMINER on mpex? -245100;1349235072;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli wouldn't really qualify im affraid. -245099;1349235073;Diablo-D3;he could -245098;1349235082;Diablo-D3;it wouldnt be a passthrough either -245097;1349235083;mircea_popescu;new business, no cash flow, why am i listing it ? -245096;1349235083;rdponticelli;No? -245095;1349235099;Diablo-D3;friedcat will hold onto shares off glbse if you have enough -245094;1349235104;rdponticelli;Ok -245093;1349235116;BTC-Mining;So anyway. Apparently I'm chinese for being on GLBSE, because it's cultural for chinese people to lack logic. Seems somewhat racist. -245092;1349235117;mircea_popescu;if they actually deliver something at some point we can talk ofcourse, but atm seems premature -245091;1349235117;rdponticelli;Yea, that was my thought -245090;1349235172;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHbYIbleQP8 -245089;1349235176;rdponticelli;Well, let's see if they deliver -245088;1349235380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00036134 = 1.5538 BTC [+] -245087;1349235381;Diablo-D3;"When I was your age, we rocket jumped all the way to school uphill, both ways, in boiling lava" -245086;1349235392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 7800 @ 0.00351 = 27.378 BTC [+] -245085;1349235735;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.57999999 = 1.16 BTC [-] -245084;1349235737;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 21 @ 0.58 = 12.18 BTC [+] -245083;1349235899;dub; So anyway. Apparently I'm chinese for being on GLBSE -245082;1349235926;dub;not sure I could have illustrated that point any better, thanks. -245081;1349236203;mircea_popescu;lmao -245080;1349236239;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 10 @ 0.00999998 = 0.1 BTC [+] -245079;1349236382;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.5551005 = 1.6653 BTC [-] -245078;1349236383;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.55510049 = 3.8857 BTC [-] -245077;1349236436;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [-] -245076;1349236772;tbcoin;Someone could summarize what the fuck is going on with nefarious and goat / TYGRR?? I've been off the topic a while now and I do not understand what happens. -245075;1349236787;Diablo-D3;tbcoin: basically he delisted goat's assets without warning -245074;1349236796;Diablo-D3;and now is trying to force a broken redeem system on goat -245073;1349236804;Diablo-D3;and is also holding hostage any btc goat had on bitcoin -245072;1349236842;BTC-Mining;Why hold the BTC? -245071;1349236855;Diablo-D3;because nefario already spent it on coke -245070;1349236907;tbcoin;hahaha -245069;1349236910;tbcoin;thaks -245068;1349236914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00036162 = 3.3631 BTC [+] -245067;1349236914;tbcoin;nefarious has given any explanation? forum I see lot of laps about the communication between them -245066;1349236935;Diablo-D3;nope -245065;1349236946;Diablo-D3;even bitcointalk admins have ordered him to give a good reason -245064;1349236949;Diablo-D3;he hasnt responded -245063;1349236951;BTC-Mining;Basically, long ago, someone created a scam asset called "GLBSE" -245062;1349236958;tbcoin;delisted OK, SEC FUD, but freeze his account? -245061;1349236962;dub;it stems from goat holding an asset called GLBSE that was initailly a scam that nefario took over and said he would make legitimate but then didnt and now wants back for some reason -245060;1349236963;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: yeah, ut that has nothing to do with it -245059;1349236975;BTC-Mining;How so? -245058;1349236980;Diablo-D3;or rather, even if nefario acted out of revenge, he STILL did it -245057;1349236984;BTC-Mining;It is related. -245056;1349236998;dub;bascially nefario is retarded and glbse.com is a scam -245055;1349237000;BTC-Mining;Nefario said he would honor those shares even if the scammer ran away with this. -245054;1349237006;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: yes, and he cant -245053;1349237020;Diablo-D3;because glbse shareholders will rape him in both holes -245052;1349237030;BTC-Mining;So Chaang understood it as owning GLBSE and decided to buy shares. -245051;1349237038;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: yes but -245050;1349237049;Diablo-D3;that doesnt tie into why nefario closed goat's assets -245049;1349237056;tbcoin;I withdraw all my funds at the moment to removal TYGRR -245048;1349237058;Diablo-D3;nefario did it because goat made a big stink about it -245047;1349237072;Diablo-D3;tbcoin: a lot of assets are leaving because of what nefario did to goat and dmc -245046;1349237087;BTC-Mining;Now Nefario wanted to pay back for the shares but Chaan was unhappy about that and not owning a good part of GLBSE and wanted more for the shares than their IPO price if I recall right. -245045;1349237111;tbcoin;Diablo-D3: is logical -245044;1349237113;BTC-Mining;Chaang was demanding Nefario to be tagged as a scammer and was uncooperative. -245043;1349237125;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: yeah, but the irony now is, nefario might get that tag -245042;1349237142;BTC-Mining;Nefario decides to kick all Chaang's assets off of GLBSE. -245041;1349237148;BTC-Mining;No warning. -245040;1349237174;BTC-Mining;Should have at least allowed some delays for Chaang to prepare. -245039;1349237198;BTC-Mining;But yeah, it's a big mess. -245038;1349237232;tbcoin;business in bitcoin are full of BS... -245037;1349237232;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: yes, but nefario still participated in that pissing contest -245036;1349237238;Diablo-D3;and has destroyed glbse in the process -245035;1349237241;Diablo-D3;tbcoin: some yes, some no -245034;1349237370;tbcoin;then, in the magical case of pirate pay something someday, goat would take it or he still refuses to use the nefarious codes? -245033;1349237481;dub;the code scheme is broken, goat would be an idiot to entertain any notion of using the solution nefario provided -245032;1349237531;mircea_popescu;maybe the entire ideea was to trap him in the scheme -245031;1349237535;mircea_popescu;cause it's designed to fail. -245030;1349237542;dub;yes, it is. Look at Joel's posts for explanation -245029;1349237569;BTC-Mining;What's the issue with the codes? -245028;1349237592;dub;insecure, unverifiable, relies on goat and nefario trusting each other which they obviously dont -245027;1349237600;tbcoin;Smoovious: he must fulfill their holders, unless deemed in breach of contract after leaving glbse -245026;1349237631;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining they were sent in plain text over email -245025;1349237634;mircea_popescu;consider i have a copy. -245024;1349237665;BTC-Mining;Being on GLBSE at all requires trust in Nefario... Why would GLBSE platform hold any more trust than the codes -245023;1349237670;dub;its simpler than that, as soon as there is a dispute (e.g. someone tries to claim twice) everyone is fucked -245022;1349237698;dub;because goat cannot trust nefario to have not maliciously issued teh same code twice, and nefario cannot trust goat to have invented the double claim -245021;1349237701;tbcoin;the sending of the code was done wrong by Nefario, that's for sure -245020;1349237719;BTC-Mining;Well why doesn't he just regenerate the codes and send them encoded? -245019;1349237765;tbcoin;BTC-Mining: is an option, now that reach an agreement ... -245018;1349237839;tbcoin;is a fight, like many things other things around here, lengthen and lengthen until people forget and give up all for lost. -245017;1349237862;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that'd be a step in the right direction -245016;1349237868;BTC-Mining;That or implement a system for people to submit a BTC adress Nefario can then give to Chaang. -245015;1349237869;mircea_popescu;but the problem dub cites still exists -245014;1349237885;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining he should put a system in where ppl can load their gpg signatures -245013;1349237887;mircea_popescu;then give those to chang -245012;1349237896;mircea_popescu;this would be incidentally rebuilding mpex, but hey. for a good cause... -245011;1349237924;BTC-Mining;eh, whatever works. -245010;1349238021;mircea_popescu;this system ios the only one workable. -245009;1349238048;mircea_popescu;nobody can double claim, nefario can prove all the claims legitimate and goat can prove all the claims legitimate -245008;1349238063;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=og35U0d6WKY -245007;1349238087;mircea_popescu;but the entire thing is a good exercise of "how would bitcoin look if nefario was satoshi" -245006;1349238092;dub;Smoovious: laywers would argue that by doing anything with the list goat is admitting _some_ liability for it -245005;1349238112;dub;lawyers might argue that as well -245004;1349238130;mircea_popescu;oh, the "try it out see if it fits" solution that idiot proposed on the forum is the worst of them all. -245003;1349238200;dub;liability for nefarios unilateral decision to cause the problem? -245002;1349238216;dub;are you, perhaps, chinese? -245001;1349238255;dub;just been skimming this btw, quite interesting http://groups.psych.northwestern.edu/gentner/papers/YehGentner05.pdf -245000;1349238425;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1100 @ 0.00045505 = 0.5006 BTC [+] -244999;1349238683;mircea_popescu;"Shoe on head, sharpie in pooper and stfu." -244998;1349238687;mircea_popescu;ahahaha she's criminal -244997;1349238728;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 150 @ 0.0033994 = 0.5099 BTC [-] -244996;1349238736;kakobrekla;sharpie in pooper? -244995;1349238744;kakobrekla;i dont get it -244994;1349238754;dub;its a /b/ thing -244993;1349238771;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0033994 = 0.0068 BTC [-] -244992;1349238787;dub;alternative to timestamping tits, stick sharpie in pooper -244991;1349238816;kakobrekla;a. -244990;1349238817;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/17150.html -244989;1349238841;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0033994 = 0.068 BTC [-] -244988;1349238848;novusordo;dub: don't talk about /b/ outside of /b/, newfag -244987;1349238861;mircea_popescu;he's not even a fag. -244986;1349238875;novusordo;i was not implying he was homosexual. -244985;1349238909;kakobrekla;o, you can find a cute ass or two there -244984;1349238952;novusordo;mircea_popescu: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Newfag -244983;1349238963;mircea_popescu;i know omg. -244982;1349238964;dub;novusordo: there are no rules, you're teh newfag -244981;1349239007;dub;but mircea_popescu is right, im an exfag -244980;1349239020;mircea_popescu;fagocitosis -244979;1349239106;novusordo;▲ -244978;1349239110;novusordo;▲ ▲ -244977;1349239141;mircea_popescu;lol -244976;1349239929;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 400 @ 0.00045504 = 0.182 BTC [-] -244975;1349239930;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7056 @ 0.00045504 = 3.2108 BTC [-] -244974;1349239931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00036201 = 5.4302 BTC [+] -244973;1349239932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39400 @ 0.00036134 = 14.2368 BTC [-] -244972;1349241062;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.10999979 = 0.22 BTC [-] -244971;1349241063;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.1099998 = 0.33 BTC [+] -244970;1349241545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35500 @ 0.00036251 = 12.8691 BTC [+] -244969;1349241643;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.959033 BTC [+] -244968;1349241645;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.96 = 4.8 BTC [+] -244967;1349242149;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 35 @ 0.003301 = 0.1155 BTC [-] -244966;1349242151;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 315 @ 0.0033 = 1.0395 BTC [-] -244965;1349243052;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1004 @ 0.00045487 = 0.4567 BTC [-] -244964;1349243053;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5296 @ 0.00045487 = 2.409 BTC [-] -244963;1349243777;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551.msg1240930#msg1240930 in the end this is kinda funnay -244962;1349243779;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi ^^ -244961;1349243805;Chaang-Noi;what maged said about him being a scammer? -244960;1349243826;Chaang-Noi;its silly i cant use option 1 or option 2 until i have a new exchange -244959;1349243843;mircea_popescu;i like how maged got all excited over the tech part :D -244958;1349243862;Chaang-Noi;next maged will come after me for not doing anthing -244957;1349243870;mircea_popescu;but anyway, how many actual shareholders do you expect ? a hundred or so ? -244956;1349243882;Chaang-Noi;i have several hundred -244955;1349243882;copumpkin;moo -244954;1349243898;Chaang-Noi;only opyion 3 is a quick fix -244953;1349243949;mircea_popescu;several hundred ?! -244952;1349243953;Chaang-Noi;is maged saying made a new type of coin? -244951;1349243954;mircea_popescu;so what's avg investment, .8 btc -244950;1349243976;Chaang-Noi;tygrr-[ had a value of like 40,000 btc -244949;1349243982;Chaang-Noi;i had like 8 assets -244948;1349243996;Chaang-Noi;i was like half of glbse -244947;1349244009;mircea_popescu;o is it ? -244946;1349244023;Chaang-Noi;i wont be able to do this like hand -244945;1349244027;Chaang-Noi;by -244944;1349244032;mircea_popescu;if that's the size then not really no -244943;1349244045;mircea_popescu;esp the verification, will require coding -244942;1349244051;Chaang-Noi;yeah -244941;1349244060;Chaang-Noi;i dont code and maged can tell me to do so -244940;1349244068;Chaang-Noi;im sure the shareholders can make something forme -244939;1349244074;mircea_popescu;lol -244938;1349244082;Chaang-Noi;that is if they accept tghe code system -244937;1349244091;Chaang-Noi;if i were them id tell nefario to fuck off -244936;1349244097;Chaang-Noi;they know im not an exchange -244935;1349244114;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: maged is still thinking about giving nefario a scammer tag and setup a url filter to label all glbse links as scams -244934;1349244140;copumpkin;more people need to do that -244933;1349244161;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi the solution is relatively easy for shareholders, they just import key to wallet and sign a message with the new addy -244932;1349244162;Chaang-Noi;that means that all my links to assets will be scams? -244931;1349244171;mircea_popescu;it is a little complex for you tho as it will require custom coding -244930;1349244178;Chaang-Noi;i doubt he will get the tag -244929;1349244188;Chaang-Noi;maged was lied to by nefario so maged im sure is pissed -244928;1349244197;Chaang-Noi;but nefario im pretty sure will be protected -244927;1349244212;Diablo-D3;nope -244926;1349244219;mircea_popescu;you think theymos values his < 5k investment that highly ? -244925;1349244220;Diablo-D3;theymos is selling his glbse shares -244924;1349244223;mircea_popescu;im sure he has more coins. -244923;1349244229;Chaang-Noi;no where in my contract does it say i have to operate an exchange... -244922;1349244244;Chaang-Noi;i never said theymos -244921;1349244290;mircea_popescu;well ya but there's not that many shares left you know -244920;1349244310;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 27 @ 0.007 = 0.189 BTC [+] -244919;1349244312;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.00719999 = 0.216 BTC [+] -244918;1349244313;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.00743803 = 0.0298 BTC [+] -244917;1349244314;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00749998 BTC [+] -244916;1349244315;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00870863 = 0.0174 BTC [+] -244915;1349244316;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.00916005 = 0.0183 BTC [+] -244914;1349244317;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00975394 BTC [+] -244913;1349244318;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.009788 BTC [+] -244912;1349244319;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 4 @ 0.00979627 = 0.0392 BTC [+] -244911;1349244320;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 192 @ 0.01 = 1.92 BTC [+] -244910;1349244357;Bugpowder;theymos is a little late on the share sale -244909;1349244365;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder by like a day actually -244908;1349244371;mircea_popescu;nefario really fucked him over on that one -244907;1349244373;Bugpowder;yeah -244906;1349244382;mircea_popescu;he goes herpderp i shall sell some shares sat -244905;1349244391;mircea_popescu;by monday people are "hey, are you selling cause of nefario ?" -244904;1349244395;mircea_popescu;dude's wtf i have no ideea -244903;1349244409;pigeons;usagi did you ever explain what gives you the right to close .B before making sure everyone who trusted you with .A gets their coins back? -244902;1349244413;Bugpowder;sure he had no idea -244901;1349244428;mircea_popescu;pigeons he has no such right. -244900;1349244444;mircea_popescu;if A doesn't get full capital back after he closes B he's getting -'d to hell. -244899;1349244469;mircea_popescu;might as well find a different mythological creature to be. -244898;1349244509;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 2 @ 0.799001 = 1.598 BTC [-] -244897;1349244510;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.784 BTC [-] -244896;1349244567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24040 @ 0.00036228 = 8.7092 BTC [-] -244895;1349244573;pigeons;usagi: i'm serious i can't read every line of the channel and the forum. can you answer? -244894;1349244635;Bugpowder;usagi, what happens to NYAN.A if its assets go bad and B has already been refunded -244893;1349244640;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1239970#msg1239970 so deeplink is out of asicminer cause of glbse connection. -244892;1349244647;mircea_popescu;is this why you were asking earlier rdponticelli ? -244891;1349244652;pigeons;so NYAB.B is not collateral for NYAN.A? -244890;1349244670;Bugpowder;My concern with NYAN.A is sufficient that I sold out of B.MPCP.B at 5% below par today -244889;1349244678;Bugpowder;I thought CPA was toast? -244888;1349244701;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: sort of -244887;1349244708;pigeons;usagi: so you are getting rid of the collateral for NYAN.A? -244886;1349244715;Bugpowder;okay.... bedtime for me I guess -244885;1349244720;mircea_popescu;nn -244884;1349244723;rdponticelli;I have the same concern -244883;1349244733;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli well i can see it, i tell you that. -244882;1349244750;pigeons;you will sign something with the key to an address that holds enough collateral to repay NYAN.A? -244881;1349244758;rdponticelli;I would like to own some asicminer, or some moore outside of glbse -244880;1349244777;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli i think the asicminer ppl do private booking tho neh ? -244879;1349244785;mircea_popescu;i dunno moore too well. -244878;1349244805;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: yes, they do -244877;1349244818;rdponticelli;So it could be convenient -244876;1349244865;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.33 BTC [-] -244875;1349244865;dub;PROTIP: GLBSE is in th process fo blowing up and closing -244874;1349244874;pigeons;well just because the other funds you ran went out of business doesn't mean i don't trust you that NYAN.A is in zero danger, but the agreement was that NYAN.B could be sold and given to .A investors to ensure that? -244873;1349244901;Bugpowder;Yeah.. that is the other reason I got out of the B tranche. GLBSE could be gone by Nov 1st. -244872;1349244902;mircea_popescu;dub ya think ? -244871;1349244912;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07479999 BTC [-] -244870;1349244912;Bugpowder;time to make a bets of bitcoin bet -244869;1349244915;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder what's the connection between .b and glbbq ? -244868;1349244926;Bugpowder;NYAN.A -244867;1349244932;Chaaang-Noi;if nefario has the scammer tag it will hurt glbse im sure -244866;1349244935;mircea_popescu;100 btc out of 1100 ? -244865;1349244939;Bugpowder;uhh an who knows what Patrick is exposed to -244864;1349244944;pigeons;but you need to close .A first -244863;1349244945;mircea_popescu;pirate lol -244862;1349244948;Bugpowder;is that transparent? -244861;1349244957;mircea_popescu;patrick is mostly exposed to his paycheck, which is why he gets the trust -244860;1349244993;pigeons;yes but how is that not screwing over .A? -244859;1349244993;mircea_popescu;i have no doubt he made massive losses, but i'm pretty sure he limited his investments to what he can actually cover, unlike pretty much everyone else. -244858;1349244993;Bugpowder;I see -244857;1349245017;Bugpowder;well I probably acted rashly -244856;1349245028;Bugpowder;gotta stop trading on 2 cups of coffee and no breakfast -244855;1349245040;mircea_popescu;obviously this is speculation. but the guy is actually licensed to do finance -244854;1349245041;pigeons;but .A was collateralized by .B and now is "trust me" -244853;1349245066;Bugpowder;just when it was getting good -244852;1349245068;Bugpowder;laterrrr -244851;1349245096;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.32599 = 3.978 BTC [-] -244850;1349245098;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.32589 BTC [-] -244849;1349245113;pigeons;ok, sounds like .A is a worse deal than it was earlier for sure now -244848;1349245185;pigeons;so what if something on NYAN.A goes bad? -244847;1349245199;mircea_popescu;!ticker nyan.a -244846;1349245202;assbot;[GLBSE:NYAN.A] [Bid: 0.8104] [Ask: 0.98] [Spread: 0.1696] [Last: 0.99] [24hVol: ] [7dAvg: 0.98559992] -244845;1349245222;mircea_popescu;pity glbse has no sane 30day volume -244844;1349245231;mircea_popescu;with all their depth the 24h is meaningless. -244843;1349245232;pigeons;but .C is the one with the OBSI.HRPT? -244842;1349245250;Chaaang-Noi;i think they all have obsi.hrpt -244841;1349245262;pigeons;well surely not the "low risk only one" -244840;1349245273;Chaaang-Noi;i think it did atleast -244839;1349245292;asa1024;!ticker cpa -244838;1349245301;assbot;[GLBSE:CPA] [Bid: 0.016] [Ask: 0.02999999] [Spread: 0.01399999] [Last: 0.015] [24hVol: 1.69248001] [7dAvg: 0.03625638] -244837;1349245304;Chaaang-Noi;okay it currently has no hrpt -244836;1349245307;Chaaang-Noi;but idd -244835;1349245308;Chaaang-Noi;did -244834;1349245313;Chaaang-Noi;i dot keep up with it all -244833;1349245318;Chaaang-Noi;dont* -244832;1349245364;pigeons;its fine cause you can always use NYAN.B to cover it. except when ther is no .B to cover it -244831;1349245393;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.58000005 = 1.16 BTC [-] -244830;1349245395;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58000004 BTC [-] -244829;1349245396;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -244828;1349245398;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -244827;1349245399;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5602 BTC [-] -244826;1349245400;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.56000002 BTC [-] -244825;1349245401;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.56 = 3.36 BTC [-] -244824;1349245402;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 8 @ 0.556 = 4.448 BTC [-] -244823;1349245403;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5511 = 1.1022 BTC [-] -244822;1349245404;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 4 @ 0.5508 = 2.2032 BTC [-] -244821;1349245405;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5502 BTC [-] -244820;1349245406;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [-] -244819;1349245408;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 10 @ 0.55 = 5.5 BTC [-] -244818;1349245409;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [-] -244817;1349245416;pigeons;does cpa sign an address that has the funds to back it? -244816;1349245422;Chaaang-Noi;usagi pigeons has a good point, if this blows up in yourface you will be accused of fraud -244815;1349245458;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.0733 BTC [-] -244814;1349245459;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07320004 = 0.1464 BTC [-] -244813;1349245461;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 6 @ 0.07320002 = 0.4392 BTC [-] -244812;1349245462;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07315 = 0.1463 BTC [-] -244811;1349245463;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07315 BTC [-] -244810;1349245464;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.07312 = 0.2925 BTC [-] -244809;1349245465;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 18 @ 0.0731 = 1.3158 BTC [-] -244808;1349245466;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 16 @ 0.0708 = 1.1328 BTC [-] -244807;1349245469;Chaaang-Noi;i dont mean by trolls, i mean by mods... -244806;1349245486;mircea_popescu;and the bleed goes on. -244805;1349245502;mircea_popescu;it's very calm -244804;1349245513;mircea_popescu;we'd like to point out that nefario was wrong -244803;1349245515;Chaaang-Noi;does anyone think i should try to get my listing fees recovered since i am no longer listed and i did not violate the TOS? -244802;1349245521;mircea_popescu;and you don't wanna lie... -244801;1349245524;mircea_popescu;not to the moo-ooods -244800;1349245525;pigeons;which is a joke? .B ? -244799;1349245539;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kB6qE1W5fUM -244798;1349245551;pigeons;no you do not do what you say, you say you will back .A with .B, except when you change your mind -244797;1349245555;pigeons;yes i did -244796;1349245580;pigeons;it does not explain why you can buy .b without moving that to .A or buying back .A -244795;1349245600;Chaaang-Noi;A might need it later, then what? -244794;1349245609;Chaaang-Noi;? -244793;1349245627;Chaaang-Noi;no chance to default ever? -244792;1349245632;Chaaang-Noi;well void all the contracts, lol -244791;1349245681;pigeons;ok well i prefered ".A won't default cause you can use .B to cover" over "trust me" -244790;1349245869;pigeons;i'm not a shareholder anymore, i sold the moment i saw you buy "High risk passthrough" shares for a "low risk insured investments only" fund -244789;1349245933;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.1099998 = 0.66 BTC [+] -244788;1349246005;pigeons;are the holdings of .A public? -244787;1349246022;dub;its all low risk DMC -244786;1349246051;dub;safe as houses -244785;1349246072;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 30 @ 0.11 = 3.3 BTC [+] -244784;1349246084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2718 @ 0.00036251 = 0.9853 BTC [+] -244783;1349246158;assbot;[GLBSE] [THUNDERCM.MIF.SHARES] 5 @ 0.483 = 2.415 BTC [+] -244782;1349246229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29492 @ 0.00036527 = 10.7725 BTC [+] -244781;1349246230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13570 @ 0.0003653 = 4.9571 BTC [+] -244780;1349246232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41200 @ 0.00036619 = 15.087 BTC [+] -244779;1349246233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31800 @ 0.00036661 = 11.6582 BTC [+] -244778;1349246234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00036671 = 3.6304 BTC [+] -244777;1349246234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47500 @ 0.00036675 = 17.4206 BTC [+] -244776;1349246235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50126 @ 0.0003671 = 18.4013 BTC [+] -244775;1349246237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48727 @ 0.00036754 = 17.9091 BTC [+] -244774;1349246238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49200 @ 0.00036757 = 18.0844 BTC [+] -244773;1349246239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39000 @ 0.00036801 = 14.3524 BTC [+] -244772;1349246240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58516 @ 0.00036852 = 21.5643 BTC [+] -244771;1349246241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48100 @ 0.00036869 = 17.734 BTC [+] -244770;1349246242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39100 @ 0.0003692 = 14.4357 BTC [+] -244769;1349246243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35237 @ 0.00036962 = 13.0243 BTC [+] -244768;1349246244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17032 @ 0.00037006 = 6.3029 BTC [+] -244767;1349246468;BTC-Mining;The transparency and safety is in BTC-BOND -244766;1349246539;mircea_popescu;you're running out of things to invest in namj -244765;1349246633;pigeons;thanks for the link -244764;1349246673;pigeons;HRPT does not fit the risk profile for me for .A i would rather they were sold and the btc held until appropriate assets could be found -244763;1349246678;pigeons;oh is that what you did? -244762;1349246686;pigeons;cool -244761;1349246716;pigeons;bless you -244760;1349247317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00037006 = 5.5509 BTC [+] -244759;1349247354;dub;I <3 JoelKatz -244758;1349247439;dub;'I will give you the benefit of the doubt but you are either an idiot or a scammer' -244757;1349247516;Chaang-Noi;lol dub -244756;1349247517;Chaang-Noi;link? -244755;1349247590;Chaang-Noi;he said this too about maged -244754;1349247591;Chaang-Noi;I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume this was just a bad decision on your part. But several people have already told me privately that they believe you are conspiring with Nefario to appear to pressure him into an agreement that we all know Goat won't accept to shift the blame to Goat. I hope that's not true and that this was just an honest lapse in judgment. -244753;1349247711;mircea_popescu;eh ?! -244752;1349247717;mircea_popescu;just how thick can this plot get! -244751;1349247729;copumpkin;as thick as lexington steele! -244750;1349247746;copumpkin;damn, he's not here -244749;1349247822;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 1 @ 0.46999999 BTC [+] -244748;1349247849;Chaang-Noi;oh lol smoovious -244747;1349247891;Chaang-Noi;anyone who has read that thread knows what you said. you vs everyone but mages, lol -244746;1349248114;asa1024;people like drama -244745;1349248119;asa1024;they like making it -244744;1349248369;copumpkin;I loved Miller's The Crucible -244743;1349248371;copumpkin;pretty dramatic -244742;1349274467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0003603 = 0.3603 BTC [-] -244741;1349274987;femtotube;Chaang-Noi: it's really hard to trust any shares on any exchange now days. -244740;1349275000;Chaang-Noi;yup -244739;1349275010;Chaang-Noi;i would not buy anything at this time -244738;1349275030;Eisenhower34;true, its hard to trust anybody, not onlyexchanges... -244737;1349275037;Chaang-Noi;yup -244736;1349275040;mircea_popescu;it'll pass -244735;1349275057;Chaang-Noi;no more drama from me mp on the glbse delisting -244734;1349275057;Eisenhower34;maybe if / when pirate pays back? :P -244733;1349275069;Chaang-Noi;not sure if you saw my last post -244732;1349275074;Chaang-Noi;im sure maged will ban me lol -244731;1349275193;Eisenhower34;at the moment its much easier to list those who didnt default than those who did... -244730;1349275270;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999998 BTC [-] -244729;1349275272;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 1 @ 0.00999999 BTC [+] -244728;1349275280;Eisenhower34;starting with pirate / matthew / rusty / obsi / BDT / ... the list seems endless -244727;1349275333;Eisenhower34;hashking / nckrazze / MBT ... -244726;1349275356;Eisenhower34;you only have to go through the lending section and find "scammers" -244725;1349275364;rg;[07:39] at the moment its much easier to list those who didnt default than those who did... -244724;1349275366;rg;hahah -244723;1349275374;rg;pretty much -244722;1349275456;rdponticelli;Oh, yes, those who didn't default -244721;1349275464;rdponticelli;The would be... -244720;1349275478;rdponticelli;s/The/They/ -244719;1349275712;Chaang-Noi;i did not default... but was delsited haha -244718;1349275717;Chaang-Noi;who else did not default? -244717;1349275911;Chaang-Noi;chirp chirp? -244716;1349275934;rg;Chaang-Noi hacked my wallet and stole my BC -244715;1349275937;Chaang-Noi;i cant be the only person who did not default can id? -244714;1349275940;farfi;tumbleweed then... -244713;1349275969;Chaang-Noi;oh there was versicudo or whatever -244712;1349275972;Chaang-Noi;he did not default -244711;1349275975;Chaang-Noi;any others? -244710;1349275976;rg;Chaang-Noi: won't you default if pirate never pays? -244709;1349275977;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1947 @ 0.00045474 = 0.8854 BTC [+] -244708;1349275996;Chaang-Noi;i paid my insured bonds already, i dont understand your question -244707;1349276005;rg;well all your money was with pirate -244706;1349276008;rg;if pirate doesnt give it back -244705;1349276010;rg;you have no money -244704;1349276012;rg;thus default -244703;1349276016;Chaang-Noi;i did not give all my money to pirate -244702;1349276021;Chaang-Noi;i has risk management skills -244701;1349276023;rg;ok 94% -244700;1349276025;Chaang-Noi;seems no one else had them -244699;1349276035;Chaang-Noi;i paid back everything -244698;1349276035;rg;chang -244697;1349276037;rg;how many ltc do yuo have -244696;1349276043;rg;out of curiosity -244695;1349276047;rg;did you get to 100k yet? -244694;1349276047;Chaang-Noi;check the address you sent to yesterday -244693;1349276053;Chaang-Noi;its well over 100k -244692;1349276056;rg;nice! -244691;1349276066;Chaang-Noi;fuck im going to buy more at market right now -244690;1349276068;Chaang-Noi;watch it go up -244689;1349276069;rg;why not sell now for a healthy profit -244688;1349276069;rg;? -244687;1349276080;rg;actually i guess it wouldnt be too healthy -244686;1349276085;rg;i sold to you at 0.006 before -244685;1349276167;Chaang-Noi;i sold a lot at .008 to .006 -244684;1349276225;Chaang-Noi;but i bought a lot at .0005 to .002 -244683;1349276237;Chaang-Noi;my 100k plus ltc are more or less free -244682;1349277156;femtotube;;;seen nefario -244681;1349277156;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 1 day, 16 hours, 12 minutes, and 41 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -244680;1349277169;femtotube;where is this guy? -244679;1349277222;farfi;I guess with all Pirate and goat related stuff gone... has no reason to come here... -244678;1349277290;femtotube;is he in forum? -244677;1349277293;Chaang-Noi;are you anti goat stuff farfi? -244676;1349277302;Chaang-Noi;he has been afk the forum as well -244675;1349277336;femtotube;anti goat? meaningless :) -244674;1349277399;femtotube;I am no anti* blah. If one fucked up and other did too, then lets untangle the cluster-fuck and move on. -244673;1349277436;Chaang-Noi;not sure how i fucked up but meh -244672;1349277452;femtotube;looks like those forum mods have no balls to ask the proper questions :) -244671;1349277482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10328 @ 0.0003603 = 3.7212 BTC [-] -244670;1349277483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00036019 = 3.6379 BTC [-] -244669;1349277484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30372 @ 0.00036003 = 10.9348 BTC [-] -244668;1349277489;femtotube;political correctness is the main cause for most of the fuck ups -244667;1349277564;Chaang-Noi;i was not being politicaly correct haha -244666;1349277860;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.43 = 1.29 BTC [+] -244665;1349277862;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.4152 = 0.8304 BTC [-] -244664;1349277862;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 6 @ 0.4152 = 2.4912 BTC [-] -244663;1349277863;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 11 @ 0.415 = 4.565 BTC [-] -244662;1349277865;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 20 @ 0.4101 = 8.202 BTC [-] -244661;1349277866;assbot;[GLBSE] [LTC-MINING] 11 @ 0.41 = 4.51 BTC [-] -244660;1349277945;farfi;Chaang-Noi- of course not -244659;1349277962;Chaang-Noi;okay :) -244658;1349277968;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54121001 BTC [-] -244657;1349277983;farfi;Have some myself... waiting patiently... -244656;1349277993;Chaang-Noi;i dont know how it will get fixed -244655;1349278010;farfi;VERY patiently then :) -244654;1349278022;Chaang-Noi;it will be nice if nefario does take liability for things going wrong -244653;1349278031;rg;http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-57524109-38/justice-dept-to-defend-warrantless-cell-phone-tracking/ -244652;1349278032;rg;FUCK -244651;1349278033;rg;YOU -244650;1349278046;rg;and people wonder why i dont have aphone -244649;1349278055;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.34961279 BTC [-] -244648;1349278056;mircea_popescu;lol -244647;1349278056;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.41785599 BTC [+] -244646;1349278057;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -244645;1349278060;mircea_popescu;it's ok, i don't have one either. -244644;1349278104;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54121 BTC [-] -244643;1349278123;Chaang-Noi;i have a phone,. but i only use it as a portable internet connection -244642;1349278136;assbot;[GLBSE] [NYAN.B] 1 @ 0.635 BTC [+] -244641;1349278167;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.077 BTC [-] -244640;1349278179;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 6 @ 0.5412 = 3.2472 BTC [-] -244639;1349278269;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 5 @ 0.54120001 = 2.706 BTC [+] -244638;1349278360;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.076 BTC [-] -244637;1349278360;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.075 BTC [-] -244636;1349278362;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.074 BTC [-] -244635;1349278363;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.073 BTC [-] -244634;1349278364;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.072 BTC [-] -244633;1349278365;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.071 BTC [-] -244632;1349278484;Chaang-Noi;everything seems sell :/ -244631;1349278490;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54989999 BTC [+] -244630;1349278755;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -244629;1349278757;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.375 BTC [-] -244628;1349278758;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.336 BTC [-] -244627;1349278758;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 4 @ 0.2502 = 1.0008 BTC [-] -244626;1349278760;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGAMINING] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [-] -244625;1349278845;femtotube;even dead cats are not bouncing -244624;1349278870;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.54999999 = 4.95 BTC [+] -244623;1349278871;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.55 = 4.95 BTC [+] -244622;1349278890;femtotube;ok, one dead cat did a tiny bounce :) -244621;1349279028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35228 @ 0.00036003 = 12.6831 BTC [-] -244620;1349279029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.0003599 = 5.2905 BTC [-] -244619;1349279029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8037 @ 0.00035987 = 2.8923 BTC [-] -244618;1349279625;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -244617;1349279626;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.069 BTC [-] -244616;1349280113;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -244615;1349280274;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.068 BTC [-] -244614;1349280276;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.067 BTC [-] -244613;1349280277;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 8 @ 0.066 = 0.528 BTC [-] -244612;1349280277;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.06512 = 0.1302 BTC [-] -244611;1349280278;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.065 = 0.195 BTC [-] -244610;1349280541;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5966 @ 0.00045478 = 2.7132 BTC [+] -244609;1349280565;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.00339 = 0.1695 BTC [+] -244608;1349280655;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -244607;1349281102;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.23 BTC [-] -244606;1349281145;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.23 BTC [-] -244605;1349281762;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 11 @ 0.5599 = 6.1589 BTC [+] -244604;1349281801;Chaang-Noi;lol -244603;1349281817;Chaang-Noi;the reatrds took the lack of understanding a mining bond to the delisting -244602;1349281826;Chaang-Noi;saying nefario delisted cuz i did not mine when i had a mining bond! -244601;1349281829;Chaang-Noi;ahhahahahahahaha -244600;1349281850;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551.msg1241829#msg1241829 -244599;1349281854;Chaang-Noi;i thought drama was done -244598;1349281860;Chaang-Noi;but they keep pulling me back in -244597;1349281870;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.22000001 BTC [-] -244596;1349281872;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.22 BTC [-] -244595;1349282048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15163 @ 0.00035987 = 5.4567 BTC [-] -244594;1349282049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24140 @ 0.00035983 = 8.6863 BTC [-] -244593;1349282264;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.60500002 BTC [-] -244592;1349282311;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.60500003 BTC [+] -244591;1349282311;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 0.60500001 BTC [-] -244590;1349282313;Chaang-Noi;this chan is always active -244589;1349282313;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS] 5 @ 0.605 = 3.025 BTC [-] -244588;1349282316;Chaang-Noi;why dead now? -244587;1349282327;Chaang-Noi;only action is people selling glbse shares.... -244586;1349282391;assbot;[GLBSE] [BFLS.RIG] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -244585;1349282502;rdponticelli;Exactly, ppl is busy selling -244584;1349282515;rdponticelli;Don't found time to talk -244583;1349282516;rdponticelli;lol -244582;1349282797;imsaguy2;"payback is to build trust for the future" -244581;1349282808;DeaDTerra;evening :) -244580;1349282811;imsaguy2;so basically, anyone doing any business, legit or not, can be labelled a scammer -244579;1349282850;DeaDTerra;any angry screaming crowd I have to take care of yet? -244578;1349282861;imsaguy2;not yet today -244577;1349282889;DeaDTerra;oki, I have yet to get any death threats so that's a plus. I have had some angry people, but they were very civilized about their anger. I am impressed -244576;1349282930;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 2 @ 0.04499838 = 0.09 BTC [+] -244575;1349282932;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 62 @ 0.04499839 = 2.7899 BTC [+] -244574;1349282933;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.0449984 BTC [+] -244573;1349282934;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 50 @ 0.04499866 = 2.2499 BTC [+] -244572;1349282935;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 20 @ 0.044999 = 0.9 BTC [+] -244571;1349282936;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 170 @ 0.045 = 7.65 BTC [+] -244570;1349282941;rdponticelli;I foresee everybody labeled as scammer by default... -244569;1349283035;farfi;guilty until proven innocent -244568;1349283041;farfi;just like the real world -244567;1349283089;imsaguy2;heh -244566;1349283099;DeaDTerra;yea that logic is just retarded. -244565;1349283120;DeaDTerra;You are a scammer, why? because you can't prove that you aren't. Well I haven't scammed anyone yet? doesn't matter you can't prove that you won't -244564;1349283133;imsaguy2;essentially -244563;1349283143;imsaguy2;and if you pay everyone back, by definition, that isn't a ponzi -244562;1349283159;rdponticelli;That paired with the lynch mobs is scary -244561;1349283178;imsaguy2;but I'll just shut up and go back to my corner -244560;1349283190;DeaDTerra;I never guaranteed anything. I actually stated the only thing I guarantee is that I will try my best. -244559;1349283201;DeaDTerra;But they will probably get me a scam tag some how anyways. -244558;1349283232;rdponticelli;There's no place left in the corner -244557;1349283265;OneEyed;I don't think why Chaang-Noi would be labelled a scammer for not investing into mining equipment. I've just posted in the thread asking how it would make a difference. -244556;1349283328;rdponticelli;Funnier thing is that I bet most people even made a profit if you count it in fiat -244555;1349283337;DeaDTerra;The idea is if he doesn't invest into mining then he might not be able to pay it back hence he's a scamer. -244554;1349283353;DeaDTerra;i can see how people have thought but it's not logical. yet again people are jumping to conclusions -244553;1349283353;rdponticelli;You have to be aware that you're kind of shorting BTC when you invest -244552;1349283355;OneEyed;rdponticelli is the only one converting to FIAT when it's time to compute a profit/loss :) -244551;1349283372;OneEyed;Ooops, forgot one word -244550;1349283377;OneEyed;rdponticelli: usagi is the only one converting to FIAT when it's time to compute a profit/loss :) -244549;1349283399;rdponticelli;OneEyed: I'm not -244548;1349283419;rdponticelli;But I'm saying that if you want your btc so much, keep them -244547;1349283435;kakobrekla;and if you dont want them, send over here. -244546;1349283469;rdponticelli;If you buy equipment, you're investing in the security of the network, but you may lost profitability in pure BTC -244545;1349283471;OneEyed;How can people invest in perpetual (i.e. no buyback date!) fixed mining bonds? -244544;1349283474;rdponticelli;But if BTC isn't secure, btc is worth nothing -244543;1349283490;OneEyed;This reminds be of this "mining turds" thread, which was right to the point -244542;1349283516;rdponticelli;So, you have to look at the big picture -244541;1349283523;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 15 @ 0.00999999 = 0.15 BTC [+] -244540;1349283553;rdponticelli;There's plenty of people who just throw coins at things... -244539;1349283562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39933 @ 0.00035983 = 14.3691 BTC [-] -244538;1349283564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29567 @ 0.00035978 = 10.6376 BTC [-] -244537;1349283600;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 42 @ 0.00339 = 0.1424 BTC [+] -244536;1349283601;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1128 @ 0.0033994 = 3.8345 BTC [+] -244535;1349283603;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1018 @ 0.0033995 = 3.4607 BTC [+] -244534;1349283603;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 2212 @ 0.0034 = 7.5208 BTC [+] -244533;1349283648;Chaang-Noi;imsaguy2 i loled at that as well -244532;1349283710;Chaang-Noi;DeaDTerra you just called me a scammer? -244531;1349283785;DeaDTerra;no -244530;1349283790;OneEyed;Chaang-Noi: he didn't, he just explained how people seem to see it -244529;1349283796;DeaDTerra;I just said that I understand how they are thinking but the logic is totally incorrect -244528;1349283796;Chaang-Noi;okay -244527;1349283812;Chaang-Noi;okay thanks -244526;1349283823;DeaDTerra;Instead of backing the bonds with hardware you are backing it with private capital that doesn't make you a scammer. -244525;1349283838;OneEyed;People should learn to do some basic mathematical infinite sums or integration before investing in such a "perpetual" bond -244524;1349283853;DeaDTerra;not paying makes you a scammer. But I mean GIGAVPS could just say fuck it I am not paying even though he has hardware, so hardware does not mean securer or better backing. -244523;1349283860;Chaang-Noi;btw sorry to see you leave DeaDT -244522;1349283862;OneEyed;(or count on finding gullible people to buy the bonds) -244521;1349283884;Chaang-Noi;deadt was about the oly guy i trusted with my btc for a while -244520;1349283888;Chaang-Noi;only -244519;1349283896;DeaDTerra;I am not leaving, just stepping down for a while ^^ I need to finish school and I need to see how the market develops. I will keep running my own projects behind the scene ;) so don't worry about me -244518;1349283916;Chaang-Noi;best of luck -244517;1349283935;DeaDTerra;thanks m8, same to you. I hope Nefario changes his mind and relists your assets again. -244516;1349283957;Chaang-Noi;he wont -244515;1349283963;imsaguy2; If you buy equipment.. but you may lost profitability in pure BTC << True, but you're also diversifying a bit so taht if the exchange rate starts going down, you'll still have a net gain in USD because of the mining income -244514;1349283967;imsaguy2;its essentially a diversification -244513;1349283974;imsaguy2;people miss that concept -244512;1349283984;imsaguy2;right now it isn't obvious because diff and price are going up -244511;1349284001;imsaguy2;if/when there's a time it comes crashing down again (ala last June), they'll be glad its there -244510;1349284012;rdponticelli;Yeap, that's what I meant -244509;1349284014;imsaguy2;Yes, its essentially a short -244508;1349284039;imsaguy2;you can't have everything -244507;1349284044;imsaguy2;there's always a cost/benefit -244506;1349284094;Chaang-Noi;if nefario delisted me cuz mining bonds oh lol -244505;1349284094;rdponticelli;So, if somebody just want their coins, he must held them himself -244504;1349284126;rdponticelli;If you're putting them somewhere, anywhere, you're risking, and in a way you're shorting -244503;1349284135;imsaguy2;aye -244502;1349284198;Chaang-Noi;if you dont hold it you dont own it -244501;1349284238;rdponticelli;But is important to notice too that investing in hardware, and even in mining bond, is investing in the security of the network -244500;1349284241;imsaguy2;there's a very rudimentary definition -244499;1349284277;Chaang-Noi;who wants to sell me 720 ltc? -244498;1349284295;rdponticelli;So what you loose on nominal terms in pure btc, you gain on the relative value between btc and other commodities -244497;1349284316;rdponticelli;Because you have a more secure network -244496;1349284339;imsaguy2;lol -244495;1349284345;imsaguy2;ltc, good one -244494;1349284367;Chaang-Noi;? -244493;1349284379;Chaang-Noi;you dont like ltc? -244492;1349284552;rdponticelli;imsaguy2: My definition was rudimentary? -244491;1349284563;rdponticelli;There's anything wrong with them? -244490;1349284572;rdponticelli;s/them/it/ -244489;1349284641;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.21530001 = 0.4306 BTC [-] -244488;1349284643;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.2153 = 1.0765 BTC [-] -244487;1349284643;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 23 @ 0.2153 = 4.9519 BTC [-] -244486;1349284644;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 9 @ 0.2152 = 1.9368 BTC [-] -244485;1349284646;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 50 @ 0.215 = 10.75 BTC [-] -244484;1349284655;Chaang-Noi;sell sell sell -244483;1349284787;mircea_popescu;so in case anyone cares : i've switched my blog to english now. -244482;1349284793;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/me-they-say/ this'd be the first article. -244481;1349284805;Azelphur;it still has that scary dude in the header -244480;1349284805;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli coming up next, i'ma weigh on mpex listing criteria. -244479;1349284812;mircea_popescu;Azelphur well ya, that's me lol -244478;1349284847;Chaang-Noi;anyone think i will get banned for "scamming" from the forum soon? -244477;1349284850;Azelphur;:P -244476;1349284859;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i haven't caught up with it all yet -244475;1349284864;mircea_popescu;but did anyone get banned for scamming yet ? -244474;1349284867;Chaang-Noi;others have -244473;1349284867;mircea_popescu;i thought they just tag -244472;1349284892;Chaang-Noi;i was told i would get banned if i did not do someht maged asked -244471;1349284895;Chaang-Noi;or demanded -244470;1349284897;Chaang-Noi;i did not do it -244469;1349285068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9429 @ 0.00035978 = 3.3924 BTC [-] -244468;1349285069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52271 @ 0.00035974 = 18.804 BTC [-] -244467;1349285100;imsaguy2;Chaang-Noi: banned? -244466;1349285106;imsaguy2;how are they going to do that? -244465;1349285110;imsaguy2;ip bans are useless -244464;1349285118;Chaang-Noi;my acount -244463;1349285140;Chaang-Noi;Sorry to bring you into this, but I have to. -244462;1349285140;Chaang-Noi;Within the next 48 hours, please CC Maged@lordaeron.org and theymos@mm.st in an email to Nefario that contains the Bitcoin address you want him to send to. GPG sign it if you have a recognized GPG key. -244461;1349285141;Chaang-Noi;Failure to do so will result in you being marked as a scammer and possibly even banned for the following reasons: -244460;1349285141;Chaang-Noi;1) Publicly lying about having sent Nefario a Bitcoin address. This will be considered libel and ALL posts, made by anybody, referencing this specific lie will be DELETED to protect the forum from legal action. -244459;1349285142;Chaang-Noi;2) Not attempting to uphold your contract with your investors in good faith. -244458;1349285144;Chaang-Noi;I've had it with these games, from BOTH Nefario and you. -244457;1349285161;Chaang-Noi;but the thing is... i did not play games or lie -244456;1349285171;Chaang-Noi;nefario lied to maged -244455;1349285184;Chaang-Noi;and them maged covered for nefario saying it was a misunderstanding -244454;1349285212;imsaguy2;interesting -244453;1349285220;imsaguy2;so now they are claiming libel? -244452;1349285222;mircea_popescu;why are you dumping their emails lol -244451;1349285224;imsaguy2;but all the other slanders are ok? -244450;1349285225;Chaang-Noi;he then went on to say i was acting in bad faith after i send him the weeks emails -244449;1349285253;mircea_popescu;so wait you didn't send a btc address ?! -244448;1349285265;Chaang-Noi;theymos told me that PM are not private messages but personallal messages -244447;1349285272;mircea_popescu;lolz -244446;1349285277;Chaang-Noi;if maged wanted it to be private he would have sent via email -244445;1349285284;mircea_popescu;ahaha you little bitch you -244444;1349285296;Chaang-Noi;i sent the address to nefario -244443;1349285301;Chaang-Noi;not to theymos and maged -244442;1349285305;Chaang-Noi;so they can ban my ass -244441;1349285343;Chaang-Noi;smoovious... no one cares what you think... you are a retard for not understandig what a bond is -244440;1349285351;rdponticelli;lol, getting your ass banned could be the next step... -244439;1349285373;Chaang-Noi;i expect they will ban me -244438;1349285382;Chaang-Noi;glbse is almost destroyed -244437;1349285386;Chaang-Noi;they need revenge -244436;1349285391;mircea_popescu;"they" -244435;1349285420;Chaang-Noi;i was going to get banned if i did not do what maged demanded -244434;1349285422;assbot;[GLBSE] [BIT.INC] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -244433;1349285423;Chaang-Noi;how fucked up is that -244432;1349285481;Azelphur;GLBSE/MPEx are prolly gonna die anyway, because all the US assets are unable to follow SEC regulations -244431;1349285490;Azelphur;so at some point in the future all the US assets will have to delist -244430;1349285507;Chaang-Noi;smoovious lick my cock cunt... -244429;1349285519;imsaguy2;Azelphur, even if not illegal, they won't have the funds to defend themselves -244428;1349285529;Azelphur;that too :p -244427;1349285534;Chaang-Noi;in a way im glad i got delisted. -244426;1349285545;Chaang-Noi;im glad im out, but im not glad i cant pay people back -244425;1349285555;Chaang-Noi;cuz this shit will not ever end -244424;1349285599;Chaang-Noi;you cant even understand how a mining bond works... -244423;1349285610;Chaang-Noi;did you start the scammer thread yet? -244422;1349285635;Chaang-Noi;lol -244421;1349285637;Chaang-Noi;idot -244420;1349285664;Chaang-Noi;sorry typo, i meant asshat.. -244419;1349285676;kakobrekla;idot is much worse. -244418;1349285684;kakobrekla;smells like iDevice. -244417;1349285690;Chaang-Noi;:) -244416;1349285701;imsaguy2;is that like iderp? -244415;1349285705;kakobrekla;ya! -244414;1349285718;Chaang-Noi;i:) -244413;1349285760;Chaang-Noi;i know a lot of people do not like me, and many more even hate me, but really if you cant understand how a mining bond works, this is not the palce for you. -244412;1349285798;Chaang-Noi;yes nefario and glbse did exactly what i wanted them to do, im the pupet master... -244411;1349285811;jcpham;opportunistic troll here -244410;1349285813;Chaang-Noi;lol -244409;1349285818;jcpham;read more goddamn goat text -244408;1349285829;Chaang-Noi;:) -244407;1349285880;Chaang-Noi;smoovious is just jelly, has no btc, so calls me scammer cuz cant understand contract... -244406;1349285881;Chaang-Noi;lol -244405;1349285903;MrTiggr;nomnomnom -244404;1349285911;MrTiggr;yu never fail to provide, goat -244403;1349285930;MrTiggr;YU TOO smoo -244402;1349285932;MrTiggr;:P -244401;1349285939;MrTiggr;take yer troll hat off :P -244400;1349285956;MrTiggr;kiss and make up you two, we know yu dont mean it -244399;1349285958;Chaang-Noi;hey tiggr, how has it been? -244398;1349285961;jcpham;my hat comes off and on with ease -244397;1349285964;MrTiggr;o/ goat -244396;1349285964;jcpham;it's an old hat -244395;1349285985;Chaang-Noi;smoo is hung up on the bonds -244394;1349285991;MrTiggr;ya i see that -244393;1349285996;MrTiggr;stop feeding the trolls :P -244392;1349286001;MrTiggr;no offense smoo -244391;1349286006;Chaang-Noi;its been going on for months and he just now is rejecting them -244390;1349286014;Chaang-Noi;im bored -244389;1349286017;MrTiggr;lol -244388;1349286023;Chaang-Noi;smoo is the only toy i can play with :9 -244387;1349286027;jcpham;Chaang-Noi suicide? -244386;1349286051;Chaang-Noi;oh smoo -244385;1349286060;Chaang-Noi;not everyone can understand... -244384;1349286067;MrTiggr;damn .. whenever i am hungry i just know to look for goat or smoo on my graohs these days :P -244383;1349286071;Chaang-Noi;we still lvoe you -244382;1349286091;Chaang-Noi;tiggr, odds on my getting banned in the next few days on the forum? -244381;1349286116;MrTiggr;go roll a spliff and go watch the blockchain spend for a while at ISeeCoins.org -244380;1349286118;MrTiggr;;) -244379;1349286123;MrTiggr;its mezmerizing -244378;1349286130;Chaang-Noi;maged said i would be banned in 48 hours... -244377;1349286134;Chaang-Noi;its been like 24 -244376;1349286135;MrTiggr;lol -244375;1349286141;Chaang-Noi;i need weed -244374;1349286143;jcpham;banned from what? -244373;1349286143;Chaang-Noi;but dont haz -244372;1349286146;MrTiggr;is that bitcoin-hours? -244371;1349286147;Chaang-Noi;the forum -244370;1349286154;jcpham;so make another account? -244369;1349286161;MrTiggr;liek dog-years but diff -244368;1349286169;Chaang-Noi;why would i make a new account? -244367;1349286172;MrTiggr;n1 smoo -244366;1349286180;jcpham;because you seem to care about being banned -244365;1349286204;Chaang-Noi;i dont care -244364;1349286210;Chaang-Noi;well i do care -244363;1349286218;Chaang-Noi;i gave 50 btc to the forum as a donoation -244362;1349286224;Chaang-Noi;and about 100 btc in adds -244361;1349286228;Chaang-Noi;cuz i love btc -244360;1349286229;MrTiggr;turn "autolayout" on at iseecoins for maximum psychadelic effect :P -244359;1349286232;MrTiggr;chillax -244358;1349286235;Chaang-Noi;but if they do ban me, i wont come back -244357;1349286251;chmod755;;;bc,goatbanestimate -244356;1349286255;Chaang-Noi;:) -244355;1349286256;gribble;Error: "bc,goatbanestimate" is not a valid command. -244354;1349286261;MrTiggr; cuz i love btc << WORD to that -244353;1349286264;Chaang-Noi;ahhh damn you gribble -244352;1349286268;MrTiggr;thats why we're here isnt it -244351;1349286282;Chaang-Noi;they be protecting nefario and glbse -244350;1349286286;Chaang-Noi;but i was not wrong -244349;1349286296;Chaang-Noi;will they abuse power even more and snuff me? -244348;1349286298;Chaang-Noi;we will see -244347;1349286314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 7090 @ 0.00341 = 24.1769 BTC [-] -244346;1349286322;Chaang-Noi;im watching too -244345;1349286335;Chaang-Noi;but wishing i was high -244344;1349286474;MrTiggr;Smoovious: hrmmm ... mebbe try Ctrl-+ -244343;1349286479;MrTiggr;then F11 -244342;1349286490;MrTiggr;but damn its pretty :D -244341;1349286509;MrTiggr;i like to watch the little dots fire out to a satoshifish as they are spent on 1dice* -244340;1349286579;chmod755;Chaang-Noi, sexually? -244339;1349286581;MrTiggr;thnx - noted -244338;1349286593;Chaang-Noi;? -244337;1349286596;MrTiggr;notice ive added a "scrfeenshot" button Smoovious -244336;1349286606;MrTiggr;so you can save cool shit that hapens :D -244335;1349286616;OneEyed;Fuck me, I hadn't seen NYAN.B closing announce. I've missed yesterday's movie of the day -244334;1349286631;Chaang-Noi;snuff as in fliming a killing? -244333;1349286646;Chaang-Noi;no iv never made a snuff film jackass -244332;1349286650;MrTiggr;Smoovious: yes -244331;1349286668;MrTiggr;also goto iseecoins.org/Wot.html -244330;1349286679;MrTiggr;thats a graph of the otc Web Of Trust ratings system -244329;1349286683;MrTiggr;searchable and stuff -244328;1349286685;Chaang-Noi;Cannot GET /Wot.html -244327;1349286685;MrTiggr;be patient -244326;1349286690;MrTiggr;its bloody huge -244325;1349286695;MrTiggr;WoT.html -244324;1349286698;MrTiggr;case -244323;1349286714;Chaang-Noi;HH -244322;1349286715;Chaang-Noi;ahh -244321;1349286715;MrTiggr;or gotot the link on the top bar of the main site -244320;1349286730;MrTiggr;ViewGraphs i think i called it -244319;1349286732;OneEyed;Isn't there a catch 22 in the proposed motion https://glbse.com/vote/view/156? -244318;1349286734;MrTiggr;its there too -244317;1349286742;OneEyed;"If implemented, I would not allow investors to cherry-pick assets from the fund but would instead send them a fair mix of around 5 assets, fairly weighted considering the NAV of NYAN.B and the valuation of the securities which the investors have chosen in motion 155." -244316;1349286765;OneEyed;So NYAN.B would use its very low NAV, while the assets exchanged for will get the fantasy value if chosen in motion 155? -244315;1349286767;Chaang-Noi;yes oneeyed its lol -244314;1349286782;OneEyed;(I should read the thread, that may be in it already) -244313;1349286797;kakobrekla;all i see is black MrTiggr, opera and chrome -244312;1349286829;Chaang-Noi;i see the globe -244311;1349286861;kakobrekla;cant see shit captain -244310;1349286866;Chaang-Noi;why is the green dot pirateat40??????????? -244309;1349286894;kakobrekla;nothing here -244308;1349286895;kakobrekla;oh well -244307;1349286896;kakobrekla;bbl -244306;1349286918;chmod755;[GLBSE] [GOATSONABOAT] 2380 @ 0.001 = 2.38 BTC [-] -244305;1349286919;MrTiggr;it is like 9MB -244304;1349286921;Chaang-Noi;oh fuck -244303;1349286925;MrTiggr;im sory but its slow -244302;1349286932;MrTiggr;but in my defense -244301;1349286939;MrTiggr;its fully serchable and has cool metrics -244300;1349286945;Chaang-Noi;MrTiggr very cool -244299;1349286952;Chaang-Noi;how can i search it? -244298;1349286954;copumpkin;mooooooooo -244297;1349286955;MrTiggr;thx goat -244296;1349286964;MrTiggr;saerch at top, Chaang-Noi -244295;1349286965;Chaang-Noi;if i want to find me what do i search? -244294;1349286969;Chaang-Noi;k -244293;1349286991;MrTiggr;then full details come up on left panel -244292;1349286996;MrTiggr;can navigate from there -244291;1349287003;MrTiggr;just search your otc username -244290;1349287033;MrTiggr;Smoovious: i have that here on desktop :P -244289;1349287041;MrTiggr;just havnet wegl'd it yet -244288;1349287046;Chaang-Noi;'davux' -244287;1349287049;MrTiggr;*webGL -244286;1349287054;Chaang-Noi;why does it thin chaang-noi is 'davux' -244285;1349287067;MrTiggr;yes just -otc -244284;1349287072;imsaguy2;its old data -244283;1349287078;imsaguy2;its missing many of recent ratings -244282;1349287078;MrTiggr;which is stil 2600 nodes and 14K edges -244281;1349287081;Chaang-Noi;yeah im not on it -244280;1349287089;MrTiggr;yes its 5 days old -244279;1349287100;MrTiggr;ive been busy on iseecoins.org -244278;1349287101;imsaguy2;wtf, refresh -244277;1349287103;Chaang-Noi;why am i not o it? cuz i never used otc? -244276;1349287113;MrTiggr;OKOK ill go refresh now -244275;1349287123;MrTiggr;takes me about 45 mins to build a new on -244274;1349287137;MrTiggr;yes if you arent rated on otc you wont be there, Chaang-Noi -244273;1349287150;Chaang-Noi;ahh -244272;1349287152;Chaang-Noi;im not rated -244271;1349287188;MrTiggr;aight ..BRB ... off to build the latest WoT Graph -244270;1349287229;Chaang-Noi;off for sex -244269;1349287235;Chaang-Noi;doubt i will be back tonight -244268;1349287238;Chaang-Noi;peace -244267;1349287365;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.21 BTC [-] -244266;1349287367;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [-] -244265;1349287384;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMF] 2 @ 0.45999999 = 0.92 BTC [+] -244264;1349287483;imsaguy2; off for sex << generally those that say that, aren't getting it -244263;1349287493;jcpham;boosh -244262;1349287500;jcpham;i got some last night like a boss -244261;1349287511;jcpham;i feel frisky today too -244260;1349287514;imsaguy2;perhaps, but did you leave irc claiming you're about to get some? -244259;1349287529;jcpham;no i got the order all wrong -244258;1349287537;jcpham;i had the sex first then claimed to have -244257;1349287540;imsaguy2;lol Smoovious -244256;1349287554;imsaguy2;I thought goat was married and had a kid? -244255;1349287570;imsaguy2;please don't tell me he pulled a jesus -244254;1349287589;jcpham;is that like a donkey punch? -244253;1349287595;PsychoticBoy; off for sex << generally those that say that, aren't getting it<< Or paying for it ;) -244252;1349287626;PsychoticBoy;sucky sucky ten dollah -244251;1349287663;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.03252001 BTC [-] -244250;1349287740;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: that's not like he is in a country where paying for sex is easy and well accepted… oh, wait -244249;1349287764;PsychoticBoy;hehe ;) -244248;1349287816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7388 @ 0.00035974 = 2.6578 BTC [-] -244247;1349287852;PsychoticBoy;He had a mining bond named Tygrr-bond.a , and did not have any mining hardware !!! -244246;1349287858;OneEyed;Smoovious: you're thinking about a ponzi over a ponzi? That's a possibility on the table since day 1, and bitcoinmax is also suspected to have done that -244245;1349287881;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: well, when you invest in a fund indexed on Euros, an Euro fund, then you have no guarantee that your money is kept in Euros, that's just a reference value -244244;1349287944;PsychoticBoy;but still, you cant issue a mining bond when you dont own hardware, its ethical not correct, so FRAUD -244243;1349288017;PsychoticBoy;So be saying this, I agree Goat should get a SCAMMER tag and he should never get the chance to issue shares of his crap on ANY exchange -244242;1349288045;OneEyed;"Mining bond" doesn't mean you'll mine yourself. Or does it? Or can you invest in a mining operation? Directly? Also indirectly? What is acceptable and what is not? How does that make even a tiny difference for the investors? This is a bond, not a share, you don't own the hardware assets in any way -244241;1349288104;OneEyed;Smoovious: so, please, tell me: what would it change *for you* as an investor? -244240;1349288114;PsychoticBoy;everything -244239;1349288118;PsychoticBoy;he sold lies -244238;1349288134;OneEyed;He sold the promised of a return corresponding to a well known value -244237;1349288136;PsychoticBoy;he initially said he hard the hardware to back it up -244236;1349288142;PsychoticBoy;*had -244235;1349288160;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: doesn't he? I thought he told he was the majority investor or owner of a massive mining operation? -244234;1349288169;PsychoticBoy;lies -244233;1349288220;PsychoticBoy;he owns maybe 1 single and some gpu but my little brother also got that ;) -244232;1349288233;OneEyed;:) -244231;1349288309;PsychoticBoy;thats the whole point ^^ -244230;1349288318;OneEyed;Seriously, I think that investors are to blame here. Especially considering this is Goat, whose morality doesn't appear to be that high :) -244229;1349288342;PsychoticBoy;he really is a goat -244228;1349288346;OneEyed;Nowhere in the contract is what will be done with the money described. What did you think? That he bought hardware, or that he invested into other mining operations? -244227;1349288377;PsychoticBoy;no he smoked it all ;) basepipe heaven -244226;1349288383;OneEyed;The two alternatives are really different, because in one case there are assets (that the bond owners couldn't claim anyway), and in the second case there are none -244225;1349288423;PsychoticBoy;goat major investor in SR, lol, I am just yapping out my ass now -244224;1349288475;PsychoticBoy;I personally got more than 1.5k btc in glbse assets so plz let glbse live -244223;1349288502;PsychoticBoy;:D -244222;1349288516;OneEyed;So, PsychoticBoy and Smoovious: if you invest dollars into a Euro fund, do you expect the dollars to be converted in Euros and be kept as bills? Or do you expect to get dividends based on the fluctuation of the EUR/USD? -244221;1349288526;OneEyed;^dividends^returns -244220;1349288540;PsychoticBoy;mining and eur/usd are uncomparable -244219;1349288551;PsychoticBoy;div is not the point -244218;1349288579;OneEyed;Smoovious: there are some funds where you invest dollars and get equivalent returns of if you had longed Euros -244217;1349288581;PsychoticBoy;I dont buy shares specially for div, no -244216;1349288641;OneEyed;Smoovious: people could also invest in mining operations instead of going through Goat if you consider doing it directly -244215;1349288665;OneEyed;Was it supposed to be a pass-through or a hardware owner? I still can't understand what investors expected. One or the other or any of them or both. -244214;1349288697;kakobrekla;;;ticker -244213;1349288698;gribble;Best bid: 12.714, Best ask: 12.81, Bid-ask spread: 0.09600, Last trade: 12.81, 24 hour volume: 49780, 24 hour low: 12.55, 24 hour high: 12.8999 -244212;1349288705;OneEyed;Smoovious: well, Goat operation is, in some sorts, a declared Ponzi, which can work if the reference dividend (1MH/s mining) falls quick enough -244211;1349288712;PsychoticBoy;smoovious made the whole point clear: now if he had opened up the bond, named it something other than 'mining' related... that it was a personal loan, and that he would repay the bonds, at a rate determined by difficulty and 1 MH, etc etc etc... that would have been straight up... and we could invest or not, honestly... but no -244210;1349288749;OneEyed;(when I say "work", I mean "work for him", because perpetual also means that he has to pay forever if he doesn't buyback) -244209;1349288760;PsychoticBoy;so it was indeed a get rich quick scam -244208;1349288766;OneEyed;Probably -244207;1349288773;OneEyed;With only one benefitor :) -244206;1349288786;femtotube;bumm...bummm...bummm -244205;1349288788;OneEyed;But even if it had been a real mining operation, it would have been the same for the investors. -244204;1349288804;OneEyed;They would have gained or lost exactly the same amount of money. -244203;1349288846;OneEyed;The fact that you now *know* that he didn't buy hardware should not change anything of the perception you have of the contract and the expected returns, since they are equivalent. -244202;1349288877;PsychoticBoy;I assumed it earlier, I know it for about 3 weeks -244201;1349288910;OneEyed;That was my only point. If he had invested into a mining operation, then the investors would not have lost or gained one satoshi. So I don't see why investors are complaining. -244200;1349288958;OneEyed;Smoovious: sure, I don't know anything about their dispute. Except that I've seen that Nefario did not explain why he did this, and I lost the trust I had in GLBSE at this time, since I don't know if the same kind of dispute could happen with other asset owners or not. -244199;1349288978;OneEyed;So even if Goat is at fault, which may be totally the case, Nefario also is. -244198;1349288988;femtotube;why Goat thinks he gets banned? -244197;1349288992;OneEyed;Smoovious: but why do you think the risk is heavier? Did he fail to pay? -244196;1349289027;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOORE] 1 @ 0.5001 BTC [+] -244195;1349289054;OneEyed;Smoovious: did he not pay and say "sorry guys, I'm broke and I didn't invest your money"? *That* would be a scam, and I would be 100% on your side. But here, now that people know that he doesn't have mining hardware, he cannot even say "My hardware broke, sorry, no returns until I get a replacement" -244194;1349289084;femtotube;"Smoovious | and come on... I can't be the only one who saw how obvious..." Every one with a half a brain must have understood it but you see, lots of pole have coin in his crap so... -244193;1349289113;OneEyed;So unless he intends to run, I see that more as a guarantee. I would prefer to invest into a guaranteed 1MH/s equivalent rather than some hardware whose returns would be distributed to me capped at 1MH/s equivalent. -244192;1349289126;femtotube;and saved probably most investors coin -244191;1349289162;OneEyed;Smoovious: I fault him for the way he handled it as well. -244190;1349289189;OneEyed;Smoovious: he acts not only as an exchange but also as a broker. The brokering part cannot be stopped this way, even if the exchange delists (by freezing for example) the asset. -244189;1349289255;OneEyed;And handling the brokering part to Goat this way is wrong: not only Nefario didn't use a secure way of identifying the claims, prevent double claims and so on, but also he forces people to go to Goat, while some of them had maybe invested in Goat assets only because GLBSE acted as a middle man -244188;1349289304;OneEyed;Smoovious: let's agree to disagree here, I just read the contract, I don't see a fraud, but that is my interpretation. People should learn to read contracts too before investing. -244187;1349289318;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4282 @ 0.00045478 = 1.9474 BTC [+] -244186;1349289351;OneEyed;Smoovious: he has *no way* to contact them, does he? -244185;1349289445;OneEyed;Smoovious: not everyone uses bitcointalk -244184;1349289462;femtotube;what do you guy do withe those GLBSE codes? Do I need to send it to nefario to get my coin back? -244183;1349289486;OneEyed;Smoovious: I used bitcoins before I joined bitcointalk or the bitcoin channels on IRC. I could have used GLBSE without joining them too (this is not the case as I happened to discover about GLBSE on the forum) -244182;1349289585;OneEyed;I don't have any share managed by Goat (nor any share at all at this time), so I can't see the message -244181;1349289693;OneEyed;Smoovious: how are bond holders supposed to contact Goat? By email? -244180;1349289714;OneEyed;(I haven't seen the message on the forum) -244179;1349289725;OneEyed;Ok -244178;1349289741;OneEyed;Thiis is *really* not what a broker should do… -244177;1349289773;OneEyed;Smoovious: it is obviously, as it is the sole owner of the shares attribution -244176;1349289801;PsychoticBoy;It is not compareble with the stock world you know it, its not nasdaq or AEX or some -244175;1349289829;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: why not in this case? You even see coinbr starting as a broker for the MPEX exchange -244174;1349289875;OneEyed;The only difference I see is that in the real world, the company itself has the needed information to invite shareholders to general assemblies and such -244173;1349289887;OneEyed;Smoovious: right -244172;1349289888;PsychoticBoy;It is not comparable, it is an open market -244171;1349289940;PsychoticBoy;sure we all (early bitcoin adopters) got spoiled -244170;1349289987;PsychoticBoy;thats how it should work on glbse -244169;1349289998;OneEyed;Agreed with both of you -244168;1349290007;mircea_popescu; I personally got more than 1.5k btc in glbse assets so plz let glbse live << doesn't seem likely at this point. -244167;1349290013;OneEyed;Smoovious: are you saying such a imprecise contract would have been refused? -244166;1349290024;PsychoticBoy;It is mircea :( -244165;1349290024;mircea_popescu;maybe if someone half-competent took over management. which isn't likely given the sort of money it makes. -244164;1349290031;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.07859999 = 0.3144 BTC [+] -244163;1349290056;PsychoticBoy;but I am slowly pulling some btc out, even if its at a loss -244162;1349290082;pigeons;capex is the most corrupt of all the SL exchanges -244161;1349290084;OneEyed;Smoovious: which is close to my previous point: the contract was imprecise, and did not require nor imply (IMO) that mining hardware would be acquired. Now, GLBSE should take its share of blame for allowing such vague contracts. -244160;1349290096;mircea_popescu;OneEyed do you think i should dig up the logs of where i was asking goat to put up pics of his imaginary righs ? -244159;1349290103;mircea_popescu;starting march or something like that. -244158;1349290126;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: you belong to those thinking he has to own mining rigs to offer such a contract whose coupons are based on a fixed mining performance? -244157;1349290141;mircea_popescu;i belong to those who knew he doesn't and pretty much said so 6 months ago -244156;1349290153;mircea_popescu;thus are unsurprised now, just vaguely amused at forum "investor" idiocy. -244155;1349290191;PsychoticBoy;I know, I also asked goat back in may, but he only said: go ride a bike little boy, so at that point I really lhate goat -244154;1349290206;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: yes, I understand. But even knowing he doesn't own some, as long as the investors get exactly what they paid for, i.e. coupons indexed on PPS 1MH/s, I don't see as a violation of the contract itself. But I won't redo the discussion here :) -244153;1349290233;OneEyed;I really hope the coinbr/MPEX deal will make a better exchange system. -244152;1349290243;mircea_popescu;OneEyed its not a violation of the contract. it's a contract under false premises. -244151;1349290252;mircea_popescu;what deal ? -244150;1349290275;OneEyed;Working together, even if you have nothing to do to make it happen, just let it happen :) -244149;1349290299;mircea_popescu;:) -244148;1349290307;mircea_popescu;jurov has been working at it for >3 months now i think -244147;1349290321;mircea_popescu;tho in truth there were maybe 8 or 9 people/teams that at some point started -244146;1349290354;mircea_popescu;but back to the contract : if i sell you a car when i own no car, even if later i acquire and deliver you a car i can still be charged for fraud. -244145;1349290364;mircea_popescu;that people in general don't bother is true, but it's still what it is. -244144;1349290409;mircea_popescu;obviously it's unclear how much of that does or should carry over into btc. -244143;1349290417;jurov;i'm working on it part time since mpex launched beta.. and going crazy from it ... -244142;1349290430;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: if I sell you a "temperature bond" whose dividends are indexed on what the average temperature is at 6:00 in Paris every day, would it be a fraud not to invest into hot air? -244141;1349290448;mircea_popescu;OneEyed depends if you sell me this bond and claim you will invest into hot air or not -244140;1349290461;mircea_popescu;if you claim that you're selling it on the basis of your vast holdings of hot air then yes it is. -244139;1349290481;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: I would use the same terms as Goat contract, but replace PPS 1MH/s by "average air temperature at 6:00 minus 20 degrees" -244138;1349290495;mircea_popescu;take a simpler example : if you write a bad check, whether you eventually cover it or not, you still break the law. -244137;1349290509;mircea_popescu;OneEyed the terms of goat's contract were, at all times relevant, "test". -244136;1349290513;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: if you refer to claims made outside of the contract, I have to agree with you, however, if you stick to the contract, I don't see he defrauded people. -244135;1349290519;mircea_popescu;^^ -244134;1349290522;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: is it really the case? -244133;1349290525;mircea_popescu;yep -244132;1349290525;OneEyed;"test"? -244131;1349290528;mircea_popescu;exactly so. -244130;1349290531;OneEyed;Shit -244129;1349290537;mircea_popescu;lol. -244128;1349290537;OneEyed;And people bought bonds??? -244127;1349290539;mircea_popescu;yes. -244126;1349290543;OneEyed;Oh my… -244125;1349290544;mircea_popescu;which is why i say, above. -244124;1349290545;OneEyed;(yes, UTF8) -244123;1349290559;mircea_popescu;forum "investors" and glbse "investing" are jokes, always were -244122;1349290561;OneEyed;Where does the contract I've read from then? -244121;1349290566;mircea_popescu;people never noticed before mostly cause i wasn't around to point it out. -244120;1349290573;mircea_popescu;OneEyed recent and unilateral version. -244119;1349290595;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: don't act as if you were *the* messiah announcing what's true and what's not :) -244118;1349290602;mircea_popescu;actually i fucked that up, i think it was "Test." -244117;1349290606;OneEyed;Eheh -244116;1349290610;mircea_popescu;OneEyed except i was :D -244115;1349290636;mircea_popescu;my pr girl called the pirate thing a scam, at a time nobody else was, the list goes on and on. for better or worse, i r messiah. -244114;1349290640;OneEyed;I've read about Jesus bugs today -244113;1349290647;OneEyed;A bug which you have nailed down, but reappears three days later -244112;1349290652;mircea_popescu;hahaha -244111;1349290655;mircea_popescu;that'd be lazarus neh ? -244110;1349290666;mircea_popescu;o no wait, that was the leper, nevermind -244109;1349290670;OneEyed;:) -244108;1349290698;OneEyed;Btw, I see in Usagi thread (NYAN.B closing) that the girl and others were "locally banned". Is that enforced by the moderators, or do you control yourself? -244107;1349290804;OneEyed;"Backlog digested" -244106;1349290807;OneEyed;"Ready to process" -244105;1349290823;OneEyed;(it was funnier in my head read with a robotic voice) -244104;1349290825;mircea_popescu;OneEyed it's a joke -244103;1349290826;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 252 @ 0.00045478 = 0.1146 BTC [+] -244102;1349290963;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: I hadn't read the whole thread, I just read your new local rules indeed :) -244101;1349290974;mircea_popescu;hm ? -244100;1349290997;OneEyed;One thing I don't understand about usagi desire to close CPA: why doesn't he hand it over to someone else if he doesnt' want to manage it anymore? -244099;1349291029;mircea_popescu;whom ? -244098;1349291086;OneEyed;I don't know, but he would probably know people trusting him to get a healthy asset and that he trusts to hand it over -244097;1349291133;OneEyed;Or does that mean that he doesn't know competent people, or that those people wouldn't touch CPA with a 10 foot pole? -244096;1349291189;mircea_popescu;it means there are very few competent people, and nobody is interested in a. taking over a blown asset ; b. doing anything on glbse -244095;1349291190;mircea_popescu;etc -244094;1349291257;OneEyed;Smoovious: why would such a guy take a BTC loan with all the risks if brings? -244093;1349291359;OneEyed;Smoovious: why not invest in $? Or do you want to bring in people with € as well, through BTC? -244092;1349291374;OneEyed;Oh, bond, no shares? -244091;1349291448;mircea_popescu;o hey, we're over 3mn diff -244090;1349291635;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.09000001 BTC [-] -244089;1349291637;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -244088;1349291748;assbot;[GLBSE] [MU] 1 @ 0.18999999 BTC [-] -244087;1349291785;OneEyed;Is that new that LinkedIn is trying to be the new Twitter? -244086;1349291797;OneEyed;"Now you can follow thought leaders on LinkedIn - Barack Obama - Follow Barack" -244085;1349291820;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Your -pr girl wasn't the only one calling pirate a scam. There were lots of other people. On the other hand, there's still no hard evidence that anyone has seen that it is. Not yet. The only thing going for the notion is time, but there are alternative explanations. -244084;1349291852;midnightmagic;Yeah, so? -244083;1349291862;midnightmagic;A fictional movie-jail. -244082;1349291865;OneEyed;midnightmagic: according to your reasoning, we may never be able to call it a scam, if he continues to pretend he will pay later for centuries. Right? -244081;1349291877;midnightmagic;OneEyed: Wrong. -244080;1349291919;OneEyed;midnightmagic: note the "may", as we may discover it is a scam by proving it is a scam if, for example, accounting books are found -244079;1349291954;OneEyed;midnightmagic: what I'm saying is that in the absence of proof that it is a scam and in the absence of proof that it isn't, given the current situation, it is most likely a scam -244078;1349291978;midnightmagic;OneEyed: You said "centuries". -244077;1349291982;OneEyed;(it may not be a scam, but pirateat40 has not offered any evidence [not even soft evidence] that the bitcoins were invested in anything real) -244076;1349291988;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic earlier than march ? -244075;1349292007;midnightmagic;OneEyed: And no, given the balance of probabilities, "most likely" is too strong, even now. -244074;1349292015;mircea_popescu;eh come on. -244073;1349292025;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: The instant rumours arrived, yes. -244072;1349292032;OneEyed;midnightmagic: you are delusional :) -244071;1349292045;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic pls to link me or something -244070;1349292063;midnightmagic;OneEyed: Don't get me wrong. The balance is on the scam side. -244069;1349292084;OneEyed;midnightmagic: you have probably seen many signals that indicate that it may be a scam (people not getting money for the main one, without any explanation). Have you seen any signal that may indicate it is not a scam? -244068;1349292085;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: It was on IRC. -244067;1349292134;OneEyed;midnightmagic: judging if an investment is a scam is not the same thing as judging people, there is no "innocent until proven guilty", this is much more balanced. And right now, the balance clearly goes to the scam side, and by an enormous lot -244066;1349292139;midnightmagic;OneEyed: Yes. The explanations he's given, so far, do not suggest scam. Only the actions themselves suggest an alternate explanation--that being scam. -244065;1349292176;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 6 @ 0.149 = 0.894 BTC [-] -244064;1349292181;OneEyed;midnightmagic: the explanations were not backed by any fact, right? Any. -244063;1349292199;midnightmagic;OneEyed: Speculation on the actions is just that. -244062;1349292213;midnightmagic;There are no actual facts about the movement of money either way. -244061;1349292226;midnightmagic;Smoovious: He never said publically when. -244060;1349292238;midnightmagic;But yes, he did say he would explain. -244059;1349292257;OneEyed;midnightmagic: so turn it the other way: only vague declarations may suggest an alternate explanation -- that it is not a scam. -244058;1349292259;midnightmagic;But why explain when it could taint any legal defence he might be mounting? -244057;1349292291;midnightmagic;OneEyed: Yes, that is why I say the balance appears to be on "scam". However, in the absence of facts, it is foolish to draw firmer conclusions. -244056;1349292298;OneEyed;midnightmagic: once again, what makes you believe it can be a non-scam? Only his declarations? You're a trusting guy :) -244055;1349292320;midnightmagic;OneEyed: I just told you. I don't believe it's a non-scam. Why do you think this is a binary choice? -244054;1349292338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1341 @ 0.00035974 = 0.4824 BTC [-] -244053;1349292340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17096 @ 0.00035972 = 6.1498 BTC [-] -244052;1349292341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00035967 = 5.6828 BTC [-] -244051;1349292342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6581 @ 0.00035967 = 2.367 BTC [-] -244050;1349292343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26782 @ 0.00035964 = 9.6319 BTC [-] -244049;1349292355;OneEyed;midnightmagic: sure, it would be foolish to assume in any way it is not a scam, as not a single fact suggests that it is not one. Not one! Did we find out the accounts supposed to have been repayed for example? Or did we get an amount? Nothing, none, zip. -244048;1349292367;midnightmagic;Disclosure: I have zero dollars invested; I "own" zero pirate debt. I have zero to gain from his being, or not being, a scam, except in the circuitous rep-of-bitcoin sense. -244047;1349292414;midnightmagic;OneEyed: That is correct, it would be foolish to assume or conclude it is not a scam. -244046;1349292451;OneEyed;Smoovious: a lot of *facts* call for scam. He took the money. He met only selected people in Vegas when he told he would meet anyone willing to, and some people have testified that they asked him to meet. He pretended that Trendon Shavers was a DBA, and that it was the name of a guy who didn't even speak English. -244045;1349292454;midnightmagic;OneEyed: If I had concluded it was not a scam, I would have been on the "buying up pirate debt" train a long time ago. -244044;1349292475;midnightmagic;OneEyed: You should be more careful about the word "testified". -244043;1349292483;OneEyed;midnightmagic: pretended if you wish -244042;1349292513;OneEyed;Smoovious: sure, as I don't expect water to turn into wine on my table, if it does, well, so much the better -244041;1349292520;midnightmagic;OneEyed: I would be interested to know about the "name of a guy who didn't even speak English" part. Where did you read that? -244040;1349292561;OneEyed;midnightmagic: you could find it on the forum, I'm not sure I would be able to find it in a reasonable time, but you should look for yourself, try "Trendon Shavers" "DBA" "English" if the forum software lets you do that -244039;1349292568;midnightmagic;Smoovious: In reality, people should have been more cognisant of the risks: you can't "assume it was" as though you are certain. You just have to evaluate the risk and behave accordingly. -244038;1349292585;midnightmagic;Smoovious: For example, hedging against it in direct proportion to your personal certainty. -244037;1349292588;OneEyed;Found -244036;1349292598;midnightmagic;OneEyed: Thank you, I appreciate that. -244035;1349292607;OneEyed;(I'm trying to get thr gith link) -244034;1349292616;midnightmagic;sure. -244033;1349292618;OneEyed;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108932.msg1187306#msg1187306 -244032;1349292623;midnightmagic;much boliged. -244031;1349292626;midnightmagic;er.. obliged. -244030;1349292673;OneEyed;midnightmagic: sure, people can be lying, maybe he didn't write that, you can never be certain if you haven't witnessed it yourself -244029;1349292684;midnightmagic;Smoovious: In my case, I chose not to participate at all, as sticking to my Grand Plan was more important to me. -244028;1349292705;midnightmagic;That, and the inertia of how difficult I'd made reconstructing my offline wallet. -244027;1349292726;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 1 @ 0.055 BTC [+] -244026;1349293063;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [-] -244025;1349293065;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.59 = 1.77 BTC [-] -244024;1349293066;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 1 @ 0.544 BTC [-] -244023;1349293316;OneEyed;Smoovious: you're realizing that posting this out of context and without any link makes it profundly ininteresting? Not that there is much discussion here. -244022;1349293360;midnightmagic;OneEyed: I found pirateat40 saying that in my logs. It was on #btcst, 2012, 08/21, around 14:55:38 pacific time. -244021;1349293407;OneEyed;Smoovious: so don't you know any alcoolic person? -244020;1349293450;OneEyed;Smoovious: this acknowledges it as a disease, that can be cured, but is not easy to. I guess if the impregnated person was at risk of harming students in any way, then other texts and sanctions would apply. -244019;1349293489;OneEyed;Smoovious: sure, as people who get depressed, they can just work this out themselves, no need for help, that's not a disease -244018;1349293549;femtotube;what the going price for 1 Mh/s now days? -244017;1349293561;OneEyed;I'm not saying that's a reasonable plan, 5 strikes also seem a lot to me. But you should try to put yourself into other people shoes before judging. Do you really think the teacher unions would battle to obtain such a text just for free, out of the blue, without any discussion, just because union teachers get drunk all the time maybe? -244016;1349293571;OneEyed;femtotube: ask Nefario :) -244015;1349293598;femtotube;OneEyed: lol -244014;1349293619;OneEyed;Smoovious: I've seen drunk people be very good teachers, at least in conferences :) -244013;1349293641;OneEyed;By "drunk" I mean "intoxicated", not "so drunk that they vomit all over the place" -244012;1349293667;OneEyed;(does drinking two glasses of wine make you intoxicated and unable to teach? - depend on the person I guess) -244011;1349293687;OneEyed;Here, it is written "under the influence of intoxicating liquor" -244010;1349293700;OneEyed;Smoovious: didn't mean you wouldn't have done a good job -244009;1349293785;OneEyed;Smoovious: of course, if it endangers yourself or other people, I can get that! -244008;1349293804;GamblingMan;What's up with the Satoshi Dice dividend yesterday? -244007;1349293812;GamblingMan;I bought some shares thinking it would pay a decent dividend... -244006;1349293821;OneEyed;Smoovious: but would for example a librarian endanger other people by having drunk a little too much, or should he be helped to avoid that it happens again? -244005;1349293828;GamblingMan;Looks like the dividend is less than 6% a year! -244004;1349293847;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5200 @ 0.00045478 = 2.3649 BTC [+] -244003;1349293873;OneEyed;Smoovious: yeah, so if you are tired because of the chemo you're taking to fight your cancer, you're fucking with your employer, and he should get rid of you, right? -244002;1349293877;GamblingMan;I bought some because mircea_popescu claimed it was the highest paying asset on the GLBSE, but it looks like it is actually the lowest.... -244001;1349293879;OneEyed;Because you're not doing your best -244000;1349293922;OneEyed;You could delay the chemo until your next vacation for example, it's not like you would die tomorrow. Why should it care that you're trying to buy 5 more years of life in 15 years? -243999;1349293950;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.54140003 = 1.6242 BTC [-] -243998;1349293952;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54140002 BTC [-] -243997;1349293953;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5414 BTC [-] -243996;1349293953;OneEyed;Smoovious: you wrote "get my best". So I guess you never stay late with friends either, because you could be tired. -243995;1349293953;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 9 @ 0.5414 = 4.8726 BTC [-] -243994;1349293954;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5412 BTC [-] -243993;1349293955;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 28 @ 0.541 = 15.148 BTC [-] -243992;1349293957;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [-] -243991;1349293965;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.54 = 1.08 BTC [-] -243990;1349293969;midnightmagic;... That's pretty rude. -243989;1349293977;OneEyed;Smoovious: nor eat fat food, they make you think slower because more blood is diverted to the stomach, and less to the brain (true fact) -243988;1349294000;midnightmagic;OneEyed: That's not a fact. Fats it turns out may be better for humans, including human brains. -243987;1349294014;OneEyed;midnightmagic: on the long term, yes, not while you're digesting -243986;1349294028;GamblingMan;So nobody wants to talk about assets in here? -243985;1349294033;midnightmagic;OneEyed: Also not true, as the insulin spike of even complex carbs is very very bad for you. -243984;1349294057;midnightmagic;GamblingMan: Didn't you read what the channel founder said? Free-for-all in here.. lol -243983;1349294072;OneEyed;midnightmagic: are you saying that eating fat food compared to a light meal does not divert blood for digestion? -243982;1349294079;GamblingMan;Lets free for all talk about Satoshi Dice and how the dividend yesterday sucked ass. -243981;1349294085;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.10169999 = 0.3051 BTC [+] -243980;1349294088;GamblingMan;I want to hear someone's opinion on what happened. -243979;1349294100;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 3 @ 0.00951003 = 0.0285 BTC [-] -243978;1349294103;GamblingMan;Is the site dying, was it misrepresented, did the volume of bets drop significantly? -243977;1349294104;midnightmagic;OneEyed: I'm saying fats crush appetites better than carbs do, and that comparison is a good example of a false analogy. -243976;1349294125;GamblingMan;Why did the dividend fall to below that of most high yielding assets on the NYSE? -243975;1349294129;jcpham;SD was and always has been boring -243974;1349294137;jcpham;as an asset, as a site, and an anything -243973;1349294159;GamblingMan;They're flooding the market with shares and cutting the hell out of the dividend. -243972;1349294162;OneEyed;Ok, so eating a big plate of French fries makes you more efficient while you're digesting than eating a salad, right? Can't believe this :) -243971;1349294171;GamblingMan;Not sure why I thought it wasn't a scam, being listed on the Mpex -243970;1349294178;midnightmagic;GamblingMan: SatoshiDice is a distributed denial of service attack that the creators have convinced users to do to themselves, while stealing their money, and forcing the users themselves to bloat their own blockchain .dat files. They are exploiting a human cognitive bias to do so, and are therefore evil. -243969;1349294188;jcpham;mpex isn't a scam as far as i know -243968;1349294194;jcpham;itake offense to the accusation -243967;1349294197;OneEyed;GamblingMan: you have everything you need to compute the expected returns yourself, did you do it? -243966;1349294214;GamblingMan;No. I listened to mircea_popescu. :( -243965;1349294225;jcpham;problem one -243964;1349294226;GamblingMan;Turns out that was a horrible financial decision. -243963;1349294294;midnightmagic;OneEyed: Another false analogy. (french fries vs. salad.) You never said french fries and salad in your original false statement. -243962;1349294303;GamblingMan;Seems like Satoshi Dice got tired of scamming users and decided to go for shareholders. -243961;1349294305;midnightmagic;And neither did I. -243960;1349294314;copumpkin;GamblingMan: scamming users? o.O -243959;1349294318;midnightmagic;I'm going to go away now. Feel free to get in the last word. Or two. -243958;1349294323;OneEyed;:) -243957;1349294327;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.109 = 0.218 BTC [-] -243956;1349294329;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 3 @ 0.109 = 0.327 BTC [-] -243955;1349294329;midnightmagic;fuck, luke, another excess flood?! -243954;1349294342;GamblingMan;copumpkin: Have you ever made 100 best on SD and seen what the actual vs. claimed return is? -243953;1349294344;OneEyed;GamblingMan: how are they scamming users? Or shareholders? -243952;1349294348;GamblingMan;*bets -243951;1349294363;copumpkin;GamblingMan: nope, but isn't it verifiable on the blockchain? they don't provide their own randomness -243950;1349294369;copumpkin;GamblingMan: expectation only works over infinite samples -243949;1349294375;copumpkin;any finite number can deviate arbitrarily far from it -243948;1349294382;OneEyed;copumpkin: they could inject their own transcations at appropriate places -243947;1349294391;GamblingMan;Show me 1 independent test that ever gives an above average return with more than 100 bets in the sample. -243946;1349294392;copumpkin;OneEyed: how does that help them? -243945;1349294398;GamblingMan;You won't be able too... -243944;1349294401;OneEyed;copumpkin: don't they know the random numbers in advance? -243943;1349294409;copumpkin;OneEyed: no, unless they mine -243942;1349294413;copumpkin;and have a lot of mining power -243941;1349294421;GamblingMan;Do your own test. -243940;1349294429;OneEyed;copumpkin: what do you mean? They work from the memory pool, since they work in 0-confirmation mode -243939;1349294429;copumpkin;so you're seriously telling me "I went to a casino and played for days, and I lost money! mommy mommy they're scamming" -243938;1349294444;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.18620001 = 0.3724 BTC [-] -243937;1349294448;copumpkin;lol -243936;1349294452;copumpkin;anyway, I have to go to a meeting -243935;1349294455;GamblingMan;copumpkin: Only if the casino claimed they repaid 98% and I lost 50% consistently. -243934;1349294510;GamblingMan;Satoshi Dice is a terrible site to use, terrible company to invest in, and it is listed on a terrible exchange. -243933;1349294528;OneEyed;GamblingMan: if you send me what is needed to play 100 transactions, I'll do it (one line script) and you'll be able to observe the results -243932;1349294532;assbot;[GLBSE] [PUREMINING] 3 @ 0.09604001 = 0.2881 BTC [-] -243931;1349294535;GamblingMan;Their claimed returns for shareholders match their claimed returns to users. -243930;1349294550;OneEyed;That would be 0.0105*100, or 1.05 BTC if I'm not mistaken -243929;1349294566;GamblingMan;OneEyed: I've already performed several tests. I know what the result will be. -243928;1349294573;GamblingMan;I don't need you to do it for me. -243927;1349294577;OneEyed;So, what did you find? -243926;1349294583;GamblingMan;If you want to see for yourself that SD is scamming, go ahead and test. -243925;1349294591;OneEyed;I don't gamble :) -243924;1349294602;OneEyed;Why would I play a game where the odds are against me, -243923;1349294604;OneEyed;? -243922;1349294608;GamblingMan;Their best claimed return address actuall returns less than 48% consistently in my tests that were performed over a several week period. -243921;1349294631;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.00961001 = 0.0961 BTC [-] -243920;1349294640;GamblingMan;That is why I figured I'd invest with them.... But then the claimed dividend payment was less than 1/3 of what I was expecting after talking to mircea. -243919;1349294643;OneEyed;GamblingMan: you should publish your results then, people would be interested in that. -243918;1349294671;GamblingMan;OneEyed: I tried once. Everyone bashed me and reacted like people did in here when I mentioned it. -243917;1349294684;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.18620001 BTC [-] -243916;1349294694;GamblingMan;I was told that the stated odds "are just guidelines" -243915;1349294707;GamblingMan;When in fact their guidelines are 100% inflated. -243914;1349294751;OneEyed;Ohhh, the min bet is 0.001, I thought it was 0.01, so the test could be done with 500 send for .75 BTC -243913;1349294763;OneEyed;(including the fees -243912;1349294764;GamblingMan;Stating odds that are misleading and then claiming they're guidelines, is what makes me use the word scammer. -243911;1349294765;OneEyed;) -243910;1349294791;GamblingMan;OneEyed: Try it yourself with 100. -243909;1349294800;GamblingMan;You'll get 45% back. ;) -243908;1349294811;GamblingMan;If you use the address with the highest odds. -243907;1349294842;GamblingMan;I actually returned an average of 48% through all of my testing... -243906;1349294853;OneEyed;Interesting -243905;1349294952;GamblingMan;Interesting indeed. -243904;1349294968;GamblingMan;Run a test, publish it, and prepare to be flamed. -243903;1349295090;OneEyed;So you're talking about trying it with 1dice9wVtrKZTBbAZqz1XiTmboYyvpD3t? -243902;1349295180;OneEyed;Let's do this with 100 x 0.001 runs from 1B7xUkzFcwsaviJQL1XfRJazj4zXC764i7 -243901;1349295290;GamblingMan;What is the stated return on the website for that address? -243900;1349295319;OneEyed;Shit, transactions not accepted to memory pool, sucker, after some of them. I'll have to wait a bit to get 100 of them -243899;1349295342;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0033 = 0.99 BTC [-] -243898;1349295359;OneEyed;GamblingMan: 98.1% -243897;1349295379;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3740 @ 0.00045477 = 1.7008 BTC [-] -243896;1349295398;GamblingMan;Great. I'm expecting your test to return somewhere in the 45-55% range. -243895;1349295662;mircea_popescu;is this ognasty again ? -243894;1349295763;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 10 @ 0.00999999 = 0.1 BTC [+] -243893;1349296232;OneEyed;Either I'm doing something wrong with SatoshiDice, or something is wrong on their side… -243892;1349296263;mircea_popescu;wha happened ? -243891;1349296273;OneEyed;Look at http://blockchain.info/address/1B7xUkzFcwsaviJQL1XfRJazj4zXC764i7?filter=0 -243890;1349296277;OneEyed;I send bets of 0.001 -243889;1349296281;OneEyed;(the minimum bet) -243888;1349296300;OneEyed;to the 97.9% win address, with an expected gain of 1.004x when I win -243887;1349296306;mircea_popescu;aha -243886;1349296318;OneEyed;And it pays back 0.00050442 -243885;1349296324;mircea_popescu;so ? -243884;1349296337;OneEyed;It's hardly 0.001 * 1.004 -243883;1349296348;mircea_popescu;but it pays back both when you lose and when you win -243882;1349296357;mircea_popescu;and it substracts 0.0005 in all cases topay miner fees -243881;1349296380;OneEyed;I should win almost every time (97.9% of the time) -243880;1349296392;OneEyed;But ok, the .0005 is deduced -243879;1349296395;mircea_popescu;.py 0.001 * 1.004 - 0.0005 -243878;1349296396;OneEyed;I thought *they* payed it :) -243877;1349296400;OneEyed;Ok, makes sense -243876;1349296402;OneEyed;Thanks :) -243875;1349296408;markac;0.000504 -243874;1349296413;mircea_popescu;OneEyed im not an expert on the entire thing tbh, i just list em. -243873;1349296415;OneEyed;Yes, makes perfect sense now -243872;1349296423;mircea_popescu;there's a big ass independent audit thread in btctalk, want me to dig it ? -243871;1349296428;OneEyed;No, I've read it -243870;1349296436;OneEyed;I'm just checking some claims by GamblingMan -243869;1349296438;mircea_popescu;those people are significantly more on the ball than i am -243868;1349296449;OneEyed;And by doing so, I'm probably increasing his future dividends by 1 satoshi or so :) -243867;1349296468;mircea_popescu;lol i re-read the list, seems to me unlikely he had any shares. -243866;1349296534;OneEyed;Hence your ognasty remark, makes sense -243865;1349296561;mircea_popescu;well there was some guy bashing by that name, also off webchat, yest i think -243864;1349296577;OneEyed;Yes, I was here, using the same IP as OgNasty before -243863;1349296581;mircea_popescu;but anyway, iirc AAPL paid something like .5% a year last, so -243862;1349296584;mircea_popescu;we're safe on that score -243861;1349296739;GamblingMan;OneEyed: What were your results? -243860;1349296772;OneEyed;GamblingMan: none, I stopped in the middle and changed the 1dice address in order to diversify the bets, but that should still average the advertised returns -243859;1349296782;OneEyed;GamblingMan: I gave you the address, you can follow it yourself -243858;1349296796;OneEyed;1B7xUkzFcwsaviJQL1XfRJazj4zXC764i7 -243857;1349296809;GamblingMan;I thought you'd post a nice %. I already know what your results will be... -243856;1349296819;GamblingMan;I wanted to see you post the number. -243855;1349296831;OneEyed;GamblingMan: I wanted you to send me money to do the test -243854;1349296834;GamblingMan;97.9% - I think not. -243853;1349296835;mircea_popescu;what is this, transactional psychology for beginners ? -243852;1349296837;OneEyed;GamblingMan: one doesn't always get what he wants -243851;1349296842;OneEyed;GamblingMan: did you deduce the fees? -243850;1349296857;GamblingMan;No, I pasted your expected return listed above. -243849;1349296860;OneEyed;GamblingMan: it looks like .0005 are deduced from the gains -243848;1349296882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41736 @ 0.00036061 = 15.0504 BTC [+] -243847;1349296889;GamblingMan;Strange that a site like Satoshi Dice can't figure out how to send transactions with no fees... That is beginner BTC stuff. -243846;1349296907;mircea_popescu;GamblingMan suppose it doesn't want to send them w/o a fee. -243845;1349296930;GamblingMan;I'm all for that. -243844;1349296939;OneEyed;GamblingMan: if he did, they would not be relayed by standard bitcoind, and people would not see the result immediately -243843;1349296946;OneEyed;^he^it -243842;1349296953;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 5 @ 0.00998999 = 0.0499 BTC [-] -243841;1349296954;mircea_popescu;OneEyed anyway, the system whereby you pay post to me, i pay post to you seems pretty fair. -243840;1349296957;GamblingMan;mircea_popescu: You claimed in here that SD was the highest yielding asset on the GLBSE. -243839;1349296963;GamblingMan;Care to modify that statement? -243838;1349296976;mircea_popescu;seeing how it's not an asset on the glbbq... -243837;1349296977;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: yup -243836;1349296980;mircea_popescu;i doubt i claimed that. -243835;1349296982;GamblingMan;It looks more like the lowest to me after seeing the last dividend. -243834;1349296992;mircea_popescu;so sell out and invest in something else eh ? -243833;1349297000;GamblingMan;"i doubt i claimed that." - ridiculous -243832;1349297016;GamblingMan;I've sold off a few thousand shares already this morning. -243831;1349297026;GamblingMan;I guess I might as well cut my losses now and sell a few thousand more. -243830;1349297042;mircea_popescu;good, so that's settled then. -243829;1349297045;GamblingMan;I doubt my asks will ever hit again... -243828;1349297061;GamblingMan;Hopefully they do, looks like I took out the decent bid walls. -243827;1349297072;OneEyed;GamblingMan: are you using the GLBSE passthrough? -243826;1349297081;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.003225 = 0.9675 BTC [-] -243825;1349297083;mircea_popescu;about 66k at 0.32 i see. -243824;1349297084;GamblingMan;OneEyed: yes -243823;1349297097;OneEyed;GamblingMan: you know that it retains an additional 5% of the dividends, right? -243822;1349297101;mircea_popescu;.py 66000 * 0.00320000 -243821;1349297105;markac;211.2 -243820;1349297109;mircea_popescu;coupla hundred btc to go. -243819;1349297123;GamblingMan;It would have to retain 80% of the dividends to make the yield even close to acceptable for that valuation. -243818;1349297135;OneEyed;GamblingMan: so why did you buy in? -243817;1349297152;GamblingMan;mircea_popescu claimed it was the highest yielding asset. -243816;1349297158;GamblingMan;I took a risk without doing DD. -243815;1349297160;GamblingMan;Got burned. -243814;1349297180;GamblingMan;now I know that mircea_popescu is 100% full of shit. -243813;1349297187;GamblingMan;I am better off now. :) -243812;1349297189;mircea_popescu;ahahaha this is ridiculous. -243811;1349297233;GamblingMan;mircea_popescu: you were in here bashing someone for not knowing "GSDPT is the highest yielding asset on GLBSE" -243810;1349297248;GamblingMan;Your claim was 100% wrong. -243809;1349297273;mircea_popescu;well, actually mpoe.etf was for the longest time the highest yielding -243808;1349297275;mircea_popescu;not gsdpt. -243807;1349297289;mircea_popescu;course from what i hear mpoe.etf is closing down, so too late for that. -243806;1349297293;GamblingMan;mpoe.etf was NEVER the highest yielding asset. -243805;1349297297;mircea_popescu;!pl mpoe.etf -243804;1349297298;assbot;!pl [@] [] -243803;1349297300;mircea_popescu;!pl mpoe.etf .1 -243802;1349297301;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -243801;1349297303;GamblingMan;Those types of claims are what make you full of shit. -243800;1349297308;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.02470282 BTC. Last price: 0.3 BTC. Capital gain: 0.2 BTC. Total: 0.22470282 BTC. (224.7%) -243799;1349297309;mircea_popescu;srsly. it ipo'd at .1 -243798;1349297324;mircea_popescu;and i hear it's getting closed out at about 1 or something like that. -243797;1349297356;OneEyed;Ok, here is my result. I had .15 at this address, I now have .06685859. I placed 80 + 24 bets (104 total), paying .0005 fees every time I sent and every time I won. I expected: .15 - .0015*104 + 80*(.001*.97653*1.04 - .0005*.97653) + 24*(.001*.244141*4.003 - .0005*.244141) -243796;1349297358;GamblingMan;Anyone can IPO anything at whatever they want and then stop selling cheap shares. I know you're familiar with manipulation. -243795;1349297360;OneEyed;.py .15 - .0015*104 + 80*(.001*.97653*1.04 - .0005*.97653) + 24*(.001*.244141*4.003 - .0005*.244141) -243794;1349297361;markac;0.056711518152 -243793;1349297371;OneEyed;So I lost less than expected -243792;1349297374;rdponticelli;S,MPOE It's going to be closed? -243791;1349297391;OneEyed;Yeah, I'm lucky :) -243790;1349297395;OneEyed;(not enough to win money though) -243789;1349297396;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli nope -243788;1349297425;GamblingMan;You should have stuck with the original test, but I assume after losing a few dozen times in a row using the 98% address, you gave up. ;) -243787;1349297448;GamblingMan;Someone buy my last 2,000 SD shares! -243786;1349297448;OneEyed;No, I was already above the expectation. You can check itself, I've done no other transaction on this address -243785;1349297467;OneEyed;I will not, in order to spend the last 0.05 I have there :) -243784;1349297470;rdponticelli;I meant MPOE.ETF... Anyway, do you know if smickles allow to redeem the shares for S.M?POE -243783;1349297471;mircea_popescu;at this point im torn whether to ignore the idiot or keep him on for amusement purposes. -243782;1349297474;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli that yes -243781;1349297484;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli i think you'll have to ask him that -243780;1349297491;GamblingMan;ignore the idiot -243779;1349297496;GamblingMan;haha -243778;1349297502;GamblingMan;then beg more people to come in here. -243777;1349297509;rdponticelli;Yeah, I intended asking, but hes away -243776;1349297517;mircea_popescu;GamblingMan your input wasn't really solicited in the matter. -243775;1349297531;GamblingMan;ignore me? -243774;1349297538;GamblingMan;your input is worthless -243773;1349297626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3064 @ 0.00036061 = 1.1049 BTC [+] -243772;1349297627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11574 @ 0.00036061 = 4.1737 BTC [+] -243771;1349297629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4918 @ 0.00035964 = 1.7687 BTC [-] -243770;1349297630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20444 @ 0.00035946 = 7.3488 BTC [-] -243769;1349297654;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -243768;1349297655;gribble;Best bid: 12.72, Best ask: 12.8, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 12.8, 24 hour volume: 34946, 24 hour low: 12.55, 24 hour high: 12.8999 -243767;1349297658;mircea_popescu;.py 14.3961 * 12.72 -243766;1349297659;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 700 @ 0.003225 = 2.2575 BTC [-] -243765;1349297660;markac;183.118392 -243764;1349297667;GamblingMan;just a few more to sell now... -243763;1349297686;GamblingMan;Sucks to take a loss on this crap, but it is what a deserve for funneling money to Mpex. -243762;1349297688;GamblingMan;lesson learned. -243761;1349297689;OneEyed;Shit, I managed to increase the balance while trying to empty it :) -243760;1349297714;OneEyed;I'll try harder -243759;1349297742;GamblingMan;Buy my SD shares with it! -243758;1349297755;GamblingMan;You can probably buy a few thousand shares. -243757;1349297798;OneEyed;GamblingMan: I won't, you told me it was a bad deal :) -243756;1349297804;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.003201 = 0.016 BTC [-] -243755;1349297807;GamblingMan;Smart man. -243754;1349297814;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1091 = 3.9276 BTC [+] -243753;1349297815;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.109 = 6.976 BTC [-] -243752;1349297872;GamblingMan;SELL SELL SELL -243751;1349297876;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 38 @ 0.0032 = 0.1216 BTC [-] -243750;1349297887;OneEyed;Shit, won again -243749;1349297907;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0032 = 0.32 BTC [-] -243748;1349297929;mircea_popescu;it boggles me. do you actually think causing further panic on glbse hurts me somehow ?! -243747;1349297934;OneEyed;Argh, more than .10 now! -243746;1349297970;GamblingMan;OneEyed: Only an 80% loss? You're rocking that 98% address. lol -243745;1349297986;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243744;1349297991;OneEyed;GamblingMan: you're kidding? I started with 0.15, 0.05 being for the fees! -243743;1349298004;assbot;[GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -243742;1349298009;OneEyed;I played 128 games so far, with 0.0005 in fees every time -243741;1349298015;OneEyed;And 0.0005 deduced from every win -243740;1349298021;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243739;1349298048;OneEyed;I'm at 0.09154748 BTC now -243738;1349298049;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243737;1349298062;OneEyed;I have more than the original 0.15 amount minus the fees -243736;1349298062;mircea_popescu;really tho, if it were up to me i'd make the fee larger. -243735;1349298072;mircea_popescu;there's really little benefit in all the btcdust transactions -243734;1349298088;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243733;1349298102;GamblingMan;I agree. At least a higher fee would benefit mining pool owners. -243732;1349298107;OneEyed;GamblingMan: but I've no doubt I'll loose everything, but right now, my returns are more than 100% if you remove the fees (which were high because I chose to start with .001 + .0005 of fees) -243731;1349298112;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -243730;1349298129;OneEyed;So if the game is flawed, it's biased towards me right now, I guess that's why you get low dividends :) -243729;1349298137;OneEyed;Ok, now let's lose those .9 for good -243728;1349298152;kakobrekla;;;seen usagi -243727;1349298152;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 hours, 40 minutes, and 29 seconds ago: I can bounce back but it would really piss me off -243726;1349298155;OneEyed;(oops, .09, not .9) -243725;1349298180;GamblingMan;Why would usagi bouncing back piss him off? -243724;1349298190;mircea_popescu;OneEyed actually they did have a shit month, about half down from statistical expectation -243723;1349298222;GamblingMan;I have a feeling that next month will be even shittier. ;) -243722;1349298231;GamblingMan;Anyone want to bet on THAT? -243721;1349298238;mircea_popescu;i remember even a decade ago, the shills were a lot better. -243720;1349298258;GamblingMan;Same shill from 2 decades ago right here. ;) -243719;1349298260;mircea_popescu;GamblingMan if you were someone, as opposed to random anon you could prolyl borrow shares and sell them for your bet. -243718;1349298272;GamblingMan;borrow shares? -243717;1349298283;GamblingMan;Why would I want to pay interest to own shitty shares? -243716;1349298315;mircea_popescu;you're new at this entire finance thing are you. -243715;1349298319;GamblingMan;I expect the interest on borrowing would be higher than the dividends. -243714;1349298335;GamblingMan;I'm not a finance expert if that is what you're asking. -243713;1349298350;GamblingMan;I'm just a guy with a shit ton of BTC and was looking to put some of it to work. -243712;1349298367;GamblingMan;Satoshi Dice was a bad first investment. -243711;1349298386;OneEyed;Yeah, I ended up with 1 satoshi on this address -243710;1349298393;GamblingMan;So let me ask you this mircea_popescu: What is the worst investment I could make on the GLBSE? -243709;1349298406;mircea_popescu;i have no ideea, i don't follow that much. -243708;1349298407;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243707;1349298434;GamblingMan;C'mon. I really would like to buy the worst asset in your opinion and track the results of it vs. SD -243706;1349298445;GamblingMan;Give me a guarenteed loser. -243705;1349298466;mircea_popescu;ignore GamblingMan ALL -243704;1349298466;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243703;1349298494;GamblingMan;I guess he doesn't like giving investment advice now? -243702;1349298509;GamblingMan;He was quick to recommend Satoshi Dice before... -243701;1349298515;GamblingMan;Now I can't even get a crap recommendation... -243700;1349298517;OneEyed;I'll guess this transaction will take a long time to be included in the blockchain, 1 satoshi and no fee: http://blockchain.info/tx/7fd45788453c8da25498335623a52acc9215071543b2f1055773ac33321bbceb -243699;1349298553;GamblingMan;Nobody likes my 69 share trades? -243698;1349298603;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243697;1349298664;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243696;1349298684;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243695;1349298734;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243694;1349298872;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243693;1349298970;rg;[14:06] So let me ask you this mircea_popescu: What is the worst investment I could make on the GLBSE? -243692;1349298974;rg;probably a dead asset.. -243691;1349298991;mircea_popescu;such as... what ? all of them ? -243690;1349299036;jurov;lol, like mircea's biggest expert on glbse :) -243689;1349299043;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243688;1349299133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23856 @ 0.00035946 = 8.5753 BTC [-] -243687;1349299134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24100 @ 0.00035943 = 8.6623 BTC [-] -243686;1349299135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11544 @ 0.00035922 = 4.1468 BTC [-] -243685;1349299151;PsychoticBoy;mircea dont act like glbse lists only scams and death assets to make mpex look good, its not cool -243684;1349299166;jurov;GamblingMan.. and what do you guess about me? -243683;1349299184;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITCOINTORRENTZ] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -243682;1349299202;jurov;you can visit coinbr.com to improve your guess -243681;1349299229;jurov;yep -243680;1349299243;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243679;1349299261;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 0.57000001 BTC [-] -243678;1349299261;assbot;[GLBSE] [MOVETO.FUND] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -243677;1349299277;jurov;it's pretty much nicely explained on it -243676;1349299305;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243675;1349299316;jurov;i'd like to know what would you say about GamblingMan, if you forgot that was you -243674;1349299339;jurov;If. -243673;1349299381;jurov;yes. and i'm too lazy to open it.. am not alone it sems -243672;1349299383;jurov;*seems -243671;1349299424;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 1 @ 0.07110001 BTC [-] -243670;1349299425;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 35 @ 0.0711 = 2.4885 BTC [-] -243669;1349299429;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243668;1349299498;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 53 @ 0.0032 = 0.1696 BTC [-] -243667;1349299571;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.53999999 BTC [-] -243666;1349299588;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.03980004 BTC [-] -243665;1349299590;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 1 @ 0.0398 BTC [-] -243664;1349299900;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 21 @ 0.0711 = 1.4931 BTC [-] -243663;1349299902;assbot;[GLBSE] [JLP-BMD] 15 @ 0.071 = 1.065 BTC [-] -243662;1349299936;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 1 @ 0.103992 BTC [-] -243661;1349299957;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy tis the sad truth of the matter. -243660;1349299998;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.01999999 BTC [+] -243659;1349299999;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.02 BTC [+] -243658;1349300001;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.021 BTC [+] -243657;1349300002;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.022 BTC [+] -243656;1349300002;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.023 BTC [+] -243655;1349300003;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.025 BTC [+] -243654;1349300005;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.026 BTC [+] -243653;1349300006;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.027 BTC [+] -243652;1349300008;assbot;[GLBSE] [M.ETF] 13 @ 0.051 = 0.663 BTC [-] -243651;1349300131;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.21089998 BTC [+] -243650;1349300515;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/how-does-one-list-on-mpex/ -243649;1349300519;mircea_popescu;comments welcome. -243648;1349300546;chmod755;[GLBSE] [MIRCEAPOPESCU] 10 @ 0.021 = 0.21 BTC [+] -243647;1349300582;mircea_popescu;ahaha nowai ? -243646;1349300585;mircea_popescu;o. lol/ -243645;1349300636;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1160 @ 0.00045477 = 0.5275 BTC [-] -243644;1349300737;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4899 BTC [+] -243643;1349300739;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.49 = 0.98 BTC [+] -243642;1349300903;mod6;wat?! -243641;1349300915;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.0032 = 0.2208 BTC [-] -243640;1349300949;mircea_popescu;mod6 trilema, now is english. -243639;1349301490;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.07488989 BTC [+] -243638;1349301492;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0748899 BTC [+] -243637;1349301527;mircea_popescu;gawd the forum-glbse-goat drama just keeps on givin'. -243636;1349301552;asa1024;w00t for more drama!!! -243635;1349301656;kakobrekla;urlpls -243634;1349301675;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551.msg1241881#msg1241881 -243633;1349301915;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 12 @ 0.07856 = 0.9427 BTC [-] -243632;1349301999;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.54 = 1.08 BTC [+] -243631;1349302130;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.00898799 BTC [+] -243630;1349302132;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.008988 = 0.027 BTC [+] -243629;1349302133;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 15 @ 0.0089979 = 0.135 BTC [+] -243628;1349302135;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 20 @ 0.008998 = 0.18 BTC [+] -243627;1349302136;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.009 = 0.9 BTC [+] -243626;1349302137;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 3 @ 0.00998 = 0.0299 BTC [+] -243625;1349302137;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 14 @ 0.01 = 0.14 BTC [+] -243624;1349302141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63900 @ 0.00036106 = 23.0717 BTC [+] -243623;1349302142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2389 @ 0.00036124 = 0.863 BTC [+] -243622;1349302176;femtotube;How can this usagi delete posts from his forum thread? -243621;1349302205;kakobrekla;why do you people keep switching your nicknames -243620;1349302366;mircea_popescu;everyone can delete their own posts -243619;1349302562;Diablo-D3;smickles: sorry, I have to turn you down on your accounting offer -243618;1349302573;Diablo-D3;smickles: I think Im just going to continue buying back DMC until theres none left -243617;1349302592;mircea_popescu;in which case accounting might even be detrimental :D -243616;1349302606;mircea_popescu;http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/iran-crackdown-money-changers-currency-102042205.html -243615;1349302609;mircea_popescu;iran needs bitcoin -243614;1349302618;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: they execute people over there for using tor -243613;1349302628;mircea_popescu;myea -243612;1349303461;Ignatius-otc;so mircea_popescu I was reading your recent post ( http://trilema.com/2012/how-does-one-list-on-mpex/ ) and can't help but wonder about potential listing son mpex. per the guidelines listed virtually no businesses qualify -243611;1349303476;Ignatius-otc;is there anything in the works to bring in new assets to mpex, or are you just letting that take care of itself? -243610;1349303623;rg;chang -243609;1349303657;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1440 @ 0.00045477 = 0.6549 BTC [-] -243608;1349303716;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: s^Kludge^Kluge, s^ideea^idea -243607;1349303747;Ignatius-otc;true^ -243606;1349303794;OneEyed;Maybe s^financial business^financial instrument -243605;1349303908;mircea_popescu;OneEyed the first is intentional. -243604;1349303913;mircea_popescu;i'm that mean. -243603;1349303927;OneEyed;:) -243602;1349303931;OneEyed;Trilema was the BBS? -243601;1349303953;mircea_popescu;taking the 5th -243600;1349303958;OneEyed;:) -243599;1349303997;mircea_popescu;and took out the business altogether. a financial. we can noun -243598;1349304119;OneEyed;Fuck your link to David Thorne site, last time I landed there I spent two hours reading it -243597;1349304150;mircea_popescu;you're screwed. -243596;1349304154;mircea_popescu;and his name is bo ftr. -243595;1349304156;mircea_popescu;short for bob. -243594;1349304232;femtotube;"mircea_popescu | everyone can delete their own posts " no, he ask forum mods to delete users questions from the form threads he has started -243593;1349304240;mircea_popescu;o ?1 and they do ? -243592;1349304248;femtotube;look like they do -243591;1349304265;femtotube;looks* -243590;1349304273;femtotube;AMAZING! :) -243589;1349304273;mircea_popescu;o nowai ? -243588;1349304287;OneEyed;femtotube: that's what I was asking earlier today, since it looked like some of the girl posts had been removed, I wondered if it was self-control or moderation -243587;1349304290;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0748899 BTC [+] -243586;1349304292;OneEyed;Oops, was directed to mircea_popescu -243585;1349304318;mircea_popescu;OneEyed there were ? -243584;1349304321;mircea_popescu;o boy, she'll be livid. -243583;1349304332;femtotube;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114921.0;topicseen look at this -243582;1349304341;Ignatius-otc;rightfully so -243581;1349304354;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114921.msg1241624#msg1241624 -243580;1349304357;mircea_popescu;this is still there ? -243579;1349304358;femtotube;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114921.msg1242516#msg1242516 -243578;1349304385;femtotube;hold on, my mistake I looked at the wrong url :) -243577;1349304401;mircea_popescu;lol just because the nitwit deletes her content in a quote she makes -243576;1349304406;mircea_popescu;doth not mean the forum mods are insane. -243575;1349304456;Ignatius-otc;mircea_popescu, is there anything in the works to bring in new assets to mpex, or are you just letting that take care of itself? -243574;1349304461;femtotube;huh... I almost thought that mods are gone mad too. Sorry -243573;1349304477;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-bot there's a lot in the works, but these are finnicky things to do even when you're not working in btc -243572;1349304527;mircea_popescu;my main focus is getting futures with delivery listed atm. which is... impossible, pretty much. -243571;1349304533;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 23 @ 0.1099998 = 2.53 BTC [+] -243570;1349304534;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 82 @ 0.11 = 9.02 BTC [+] -243569;1349304600;OneEyed;New stuff about bitcoinica in #bitcoin-otc: phantomcircuit | as far as i can tell now bitcoinica has not ever been able to cover it's obligations -243568;1349304616;OneEyed;phantomcircuit | and tihan seale aka wendon group has not EVER put funds into the business despite phantomcircuit | and tihan seale aka wendon group has not EVER put funds into the business despite repeatedly saying he has -243567;1349304618;jcpham;that was a rumor -243566;1349304635;jcpham;that bitcoinica was insolvent at the moment the consultancy took control -243565;1349304647;OneEyed;Well, I guess phantomcircuit is quite a good source -243564;1349304651;jcpham;ikr -243563;1349304682;mircea_popescu;OneEyed that's hardly new stuff. -243562;1349304690;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: I haven't read it before -243561;1349304692;mircea_popescu;the reason tihan got involved was simply that zhou was bleeding equity -243560;1349304700;mircea_popescu;it's in emails published a while ago -243559;1349304708;OneEyed;But I have never even used bitcoinca, so it was more like yet another movie to me -243558;1349304715;mircea_popescu;i never used it either. -243557;1349304745;dub;I lost $7 -243556;1349304765;mircea_popescu;OneEyed do you actually care to see it ? -243555;1349304776;OneEyed;No :) -243554;1349304968;pigeons;mircea_popescu: oh so you're working on a system where users can take delivery or provide hash power for the contracts? -243553;1349304995;mircea_popescu;no. i am working on a system where users can pay bitcoin and take WTI -243552;1349305015;OneEyed;WTI == ? -243551;1349305015;pigeons;good, keep it as a bucket shop ;) -243550;1349305035;mircea_popescu;light sweet crude. or whatever, really, as long as it's settled physically. -243549;1349305057;mircea_popescu;this will be the driver making bitcoin cross the 1k usd barrier : when people finally figure out they can settle intl trade in commodities anon. -243548;1349305063;mircea_popescu;will give the govt a hissy fit. -243547;1349305091;Ignatius-otc;lol -243546;1349305116;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: I just realized that on your post, you don't answer the "how does one list on mpex". Shouldn't you at least give an email to use to propose you a new asset for MPEX? -243545;1349305140;mircea_popescu;OneEyed no. -243544;1349305145;dub;femtotube: can you show us a fixed mh mining bond that does have actual hardware hashing? -243543;1349305155;mircea_popescu;if they can;t find the email / irc in the faq im too beelitist for them. -243542;1349305161;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: so this is more "What can be listed on MPEX?", not "How does one list on MPEX?". -243541;1349305164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13911 @ 0.00036124 = 5.0252 BTC [+] -243540;1349305165;mircea_popescu;dub giga's neh ? -243539;1349305166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15589 @ 0.00036128 = 5.632 BTC [+] -243538;1349305172;mircea_popescu;OneEyed stickler. -243537;1349305182;dub;mircea_popescu: gig has under half of the 200gh he has issued -243536;1349305204;mircea_popescu;mmm -243535;1349305209;Ignatius-otc;thats sick -243534;1349305217;mircea_popescu;i thought he had about 40% in gpus and about 90% in fpga ? -243533;1349305217;dub;I think bob and others have had an extra hard week buying off SR -243532;1349305248;dub;crack cocain is a helluva drug -243531;1349305279;dub;http://gigamining.com/mgpumon/ <-giga -243530;1349305289;mircea_popescu;dub that's the gpu farm tho -243529;1349305304;dub;mircea_popescu: no, its pgas -243528;1349305351;mircea_popescu;there's two tho. -243527;1349305360;mircea_popescu;http://kcmo.gigamining.com:41080/ -243526;1349305362;dub;well theres a few gpus in there -243525;1349305371;mircea_popescu;no listen. there's the one you linked. old one. and there's this new one -243524;1349305387;dub;thats still only 150gh total -243523;1349305400;dub;he has admitted this in the forum -243522;1349305408;mircea_popescu;http://gigamining.com/ top links up there -243521;1349305420;dub;has YABMC ever shown evidense of having hashign to back it, beyond 'imsaguy has a farm' -243520;1349305438;mircea_popescu;SUMMARY 51,231.88 + 99 so i guess you're right, like 150k -243519;1349305448;Diablo-D3;how many blocks until reward cut -243518;1349305453;mircea_popescu;still, 150k + the 4 rigs he has on order, i'd say it's pretty decent -243517;1349305456;dub;its been a lot less too -243516;1349305459;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it works out to november the 30th -243515;1349305467;Diablo-D3;that soon? meh -243514;1349305492;dub;my point that for most bonds its only ever been loosely implied that there is hashing backing them -243513;1349305515;dub;and there is no way to tell or reason to care -243512;1349305544;mircea_popescu;dub there's reason to care. way to tell is a little complex. -243511;1349305679;dub;I guess theres the implication that someone with a large farm is likely to continue having bitcoins -243510;1349305701;mircea_popescu;dub mh bonds w/o a farm are like usagi insurance : they work great unless they become useful (ie, diff drops) -243509;1349305706;dub;but the contracts are quite clear, its not even suggested that the dividends come from mined coins -243508;1349305711;mircea_popescu;in wehich case chain-of-default and "who would have thought of this" -243507;1349305876;dub;imo it takes teh same level of idiocy to assume mining bonds have hashing and that usagi has the money to actually insure shit -243506;1349305936;dub;the trust in mining bonds came from the issuers reputation -243505;1349305945;Ignatius-otc;I always assuemd usagi could payout. I contacted him about insuring an asset and was told I could be covered for every bitcent I deposited into the insurance plan...thats not ins;) -243504;1349305990;dub;Ignatius-otc: its great that he told you stuff but seriously.. -243503;1349306028;Ignatius-otc;no, dub, I mean he only offered to cover what was paid in. real insurance does not work quite like that -243502;1349306101;dub;why did you assume in the first place that this random person with no reputation, that cant even decide on the sex of the internet personal it projects, would do anything it said it would -243501;1349306125;Ignatius-otc;large asset issuer, plenty of people who claim he is trustworthy -243500;1349306129;Ignatius-otc;well, at *that* time -243499;1349306138;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc ikr ? -243498;1349306190;Ignatius-otc;I wanted to issue my own asset on glbse so I contacted several current issuers including usagi. I saw he ran CPA so I inquired about insuring my asset for shareholder benefit. Nothing ever came of it -243497;1349306226;dub;this is really the root of the problem -243496;1349306244;Ignatius-otc;At the time I even mentioned to him it would be beneficial if the insurer defaulted and my asset didnt, should have added some credibility;) -243495;1349306245;dub;scammer can simply creat a lot of 'companies' and people magically assign trust -243494;1349306252;mircea_popescu;http://paste.pound-python.org/raw/24149/ looky what the trawlers dredged up -243493;1349306264;Ignatius-otc;theres not much magic to it dub -243492;1349306273;Ignatius-otc;you act as if the guy didnt hang around for months paying out divs normally -243491;1349306336;dub;which asset? -243490;1349306420;Ignatius-otc;was that directed at me dub? I havent owned his assets but nyans paid out fine? -243489;1349306440;dub;nyans have been around for months? -243488;1349306473;Ignatius-otc;so you are saying usagi does not have any assets which are odler than 3 months and have paid out divs consistently? -243487;1349306502;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [+] -243486;1349306549;Ignatius-otc;I thought he did, a minign turd at the least? If not nevermind my apologies -243485;1349306636;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.21 BTC [-] -243484;1349306642;dub;its cool that GLBSE doesnt list the date an asset was created -243483;1349306678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35811 @ 0.00036128 = 12.9378 BTC [+] -243482;1349306679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12073 @ 0.00036159 = 4.3655 BTC [+] -243481;1349306693;mircea_popescu;dub wink wink -243480;1349306751;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [+] -243479;1349306753;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 1 @ 0.5562 BTC [+] -243478;1349306756;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.5598 = 1.1196 BTC [+] -243477;1349306813;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [-] -243476;1349306832;Ignatius-otc;I give up, I spent some time searching the forums but fail to find an asset meeting my criteria, lawl -243475;1349306896;Ignatius-otc;are there any assets you can recommend dub? -243474;1349306896;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-bot ;) -243473;1349306985;dub;none atm -243472;1349306992;dub;I'd GTFO GLBSE if you still can tbh -243471;1349307020;Ignatius-otc;I pulled out awhile ago:( I tried really hard to make it work there but couldnt do so. -243470;1349307022;dub;hard to have faith in assets issued on a scam exchange -243469;1349307027;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [-] -243468;1349307131;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.19000001 BTC [+] -243467;1349307943;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -243466;1349307944;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00035922 / 0.00036301 / 0.00037006 (1917311 shares, 696.02 BTC), 30day: 0.00034 / 0.00038901 / 0.00042 (64296880 shares, 25,012.49 BTC) -243465;1349308188;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3900 @ 0.00045476 = 1.7736 BTC [-] -243464;1349308213;assbot;[GLBSE] [PIMP] 1 @ 0.08999999 BTC [+] -243463;1349308800;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 5 @ 0.1099 = 0.5495 BTC [-] -243462;1349308924;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.21 BTC [+] -243461;1349309233;assbot;[GLBSE] [MMM] 3 @ 0.59 = 1.77 BTC [+] -243460;1349309383;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.07065001 = 0.212 BTC [-] -243459;1349309384;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.07065 BTC [-] -243458;1349309385;mircea_popescu;[Local Rules : Anyone can post in this thread, even people who are confused over their gender, can't do basic math, view failure as doing well and in general lack any idea of how to run a business] -243457;1349309386;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 25 @ 0.0706 = 1.765 BTC [-] -243456;1349309387;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.06802 BTC [-] -243455;1349309388;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 19 @ 0.068 = 1.292 BTC [-] -243454;1349309389;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.06412 BTC [-] -243453;1349309390;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.06404 = 0.1281 BTC [-] -243452;1349309391;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.06402 = 0.128 BTC [-] -243451;1349309391;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.06381 BTC [-] -243450;1349309392;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.06379 BTC [-] -243449;1349309393;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.06377 BTC [-] -243448;1349309395;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 5 @ 0.06202 = 0.3101 BTC [-] -243447;1349309396;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.062003 = 0.124 BTC [-] -243446;1349309397;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 23 @ 0.062 = 1.426 BTC [-] -243445;1349309398;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.06199999 BTC [-] -243444;1349309399;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.06132 = 0.2453 BTC [-] -243443;1349309400;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.0613 = 1.226 BTC [-] -243442;1349309400;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.061201 BTC [-] -243441;1349309401;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 20 @ 0.06112 = 1.2224 BTC [-] -243440;1349309403;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 67 @ 0.0611 = 4.0937 BTC [-] -243439;1349309626;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 74 @ 0.1099 = 8.1326 BTC [-] -243438;1349309729;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00045477 = 1.8646 BTC [+] -243437;1349309834;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTCS] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [-] -243436;1349309925;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.11 = 3.96 BTC [+] -243435;1349309932;kakobrekla;;;ticker -243434;1349309933;gribble;Best bid: 12.9001, Best ask: 12.95, Bid-ask spread: 0.04990, Last trade: 12.95, 24 hour volume: 33803, 24 hour low: 12.661, 24 hour high: 12.989 -243433;1349309970;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 8 @ 0.21089997 = 1.6872 BTC [+] -243432;1349310086;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.3369956 = 336.9956 BTC [+] -243431;1349310121;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 700 @ 0.40587623 = 284.1134 BTC [+] -243430;1349310127;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [+] -243429;1349310134;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 250 @ 0.48215323 = 120.5383 BTC [+] -243428;1349310196;OneEyed;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-g2iGskFPE -243427;1349310230;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 5 @ 0.10001 = 0.5001 BTC [-] -243426;1349310350;assbot;[GLBSE] [JAH] 64 @ 0.100001 = 6.4001 BTC [-] -243425;1349310453;mircea_popescu;gold is a horrible standard. -243424;1349310777;OneEyed;Yes. Bitcoin could replace it, that's why I shared this -243423;1349310833;mircea_popescu;you saw what happened to diamonds recently ? -243422;1349310856;mircea_popescu;i mean gold. one day someone finds a three by four by five kilometer gold rock under a sea somewhere and that's that. -243421;1349311111;Ignatius-otc;http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/10/121002150031.htm Superman-Strength Bacteria Produce 24-Karat Gold -243420;1349311650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00036152 = 4.9528 BTC [-] -243419;1349311652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11722 @ 0.00036159 = 4.2386 BTC [+] -243418;1349311801;kakobrekla;short it on bit4x :p -243417;1349312173;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 20 @ 0.25 = 5 BTC -243416;1349312227;mircea_popescu;lol -243415;1349312241;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 1 @ 0.25 BTC -243414;1349312248;mircea_popescu;speaking of scams : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115304.msg1243061 -243413;1349312275;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.21089997 BTC [+] -243412;1349312568;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00339 = 0.017 BTC [+] -243411;1349312653;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.00339 = 0.1695 BTC [+] -243410;1349312966;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 12 @ 0.00339 = 0.0407 BTC [+] -243409;1349313107;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.07699989 = 0.154 BTC [+] -243408;1349313156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18717 @ 0.00036048 = 6.7471 BTC [-] -243407;1349313157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14478 @ 0.00035922 = 5.2008 BTC [-] -243406;1349313589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0034007 = 3.4007 BTC [-] -243405;1349314077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 7500 @ 0.0034007 = 25.5053 BTC [-] -243404;1349314288;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.21089998 = 0.4218 BTC [+] -243403;1349314289;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.21089999 BTC [+] -243402;1349314291;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.2163 BTC [+] -243401;1349314855;assbot;[GLBSE] [MERGEDMINING] 5 @ 0.05 = 0.25 BTC [-] -243400;1349314870;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 1 @ 0.00016 BTC [+] -243399;1349315059;assbot;[GLBSE] [BMMO] 5 @ 0.05 = 0.25 BTC [+] -243398;1349315103;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4525006 BTC [-] -243397;1349315104;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 8 @ 0.45250059 = 3.62 BTC [-] -243396;1349315105;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.45240059 BTC [-] -243395;1349315126;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 2 @ 0.56619996 = 1.1324 BTC [+] -243394;1349315187;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.21089997 = 1.0545 BTC [-] -243393;1349315210;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 4 @ 0.45250061 = 1.81 BTC [+] -243392;1349315218;dub;Milk is murder! -243391;1349315258;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 4 @ 0.081 = 0.324 BTC [-] -243390;1349315260;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 10 @ 0.0808 = 0.808 BTC [-] -243389;1349315261;assbot;[GLBSE] [007] 7 @ 0.08051 = 0.5636 BTC [-] -243388;1349315275;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0748899 BTC [+] -243387;1349315315;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 1 @ 0.06945 BTC [+] -243386;1349315316;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.0695 = 0.139 BTC [+] -243385;1349315318;assbot;[GLBSE] [FPGA.CONTRACT] 2 @ 0.0699 = 0.1398 BTC [+] -243384;1349315367;kakobrekla;whats with this milk thingy -243383;1349315392;mircea_popescu;lol dub -243382;1349315396;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla it's a btcmeme. -243381;1349315417;kakobrekla;semms like im out of the loop -243380;1349315425;kakobrekla;seems -243379;1349315430;smickles;;;seen nefario -243378;1349315430;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 2 hours, 50 minutes, and 37 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -243377;1349315434;smickles;:o -243376;1349315451;mircea_popescu;the noob flashed in/out to reset the counter -243375;1349315454;mircea_popescu;but forgot to say anything -243374;1349315474;kakobrekla;lol -243373;1349315481;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla it's a funny usagi post where he says "milk is scammer" -243372;1349315503;Diablo-D3;MILK IS SCAMMER?! -243371;1349315509;Diablo-D3;BUT WHAT GOES GOOD WITH SANDVICH -243370;1349315512;Diablo-D3;OM NOM NOM NOM NOM -243369;1349315529;Diablo-D3;you are now reading everything I say in Heavy's voice. -243368;1349315552;mircea_popescu;i dont even know who heavy is -243367;1349315562;Diablo-D3;too bad, I imagine I broke a lot of people's brains -243366;1349315581;mircea_popescu;you know most people with a degree don't verbalise what they read -243365;1349315582;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2157 @ 0.00045477 = 0.9809 BTC [+] -243364;1349315583;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 472 @ 0.00045477 = 0.2147 BTC [+] -243363;1349315598;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its the meme effect -243362;1349315604;Diablo-D3;same way if I go -243361;1349315619;Diablo-D3;GOOD NEWS EVERYONE! I INVENTED A MACHINE THAT MAKES YOU READ THIS IN MY VOICE! -243360;1349315637;Azelphur;I havn't heard your voice -243359;1349315742;mircea_popescu;he's prolly all whiny and geek-sounding -243358;1349315756;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1091 = 3.9276 BTC [-] -243357;1349315758;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.109 = 6.976 BTC [-] -243356;1349315775;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: No, I pretty much sound like you'd think Satan would sound like. -243355;1349315787;mircea_popescu;that's it then -243354;1349315793;mircea_popescu;i always thought satan sounds like a girl -243353;1349315802;Diablo-D3;Smoovious: oh thop it! -243352;1349315854;Diablo-D3;nope, I'm more like a white samuel l jackson -243351;1349315890;kakobrekla;yes, milk. it is funny. -243350;1349315930;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla :p -243349;1349315939;kakobrekla;i am not milk. -243348;1349315959;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 make me a vid saying trilema is great then -243347;1349315972;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: uh, no? -243346;1349315980;Diablo-D3;dont have a camera anyhow -243345;1349315982;kakobrekla;then say trilema is bad -243344;1349315994;kakobrekla;you dont have a smartphone? -243343;1349316001;mircea_popescu;well the phone he has... -243342;1349316001;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: no, dont have a cell phone at all -243341;1349316020;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/bTGmi.png this is possibly the most retarded thing ever. -243340;1349316046;kakobrekla;no cell phone -243339;1349316049;kakobrekla;no camera -243338;1349316051;kakobrekla;no mic -243337;1349316057;kakobrekla;shut off lcd. -243336;1349316079;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ARGH BRAIN HURT -243335;1349316104;mircea_popescu;i didn't know anyone could be this stupid -243334;1349316117;mircea_popescu;"let's give people arbitrary numbers of currency they can spend, this way they are invested" -243333;1349316122;Diablo-D3;holy fuck its in my brain killing my brain cells -243332;1349316131;mircea_popescu;"unlike the evil bitcoin people, who aren't invested, even tho they work for it and can spend it" -243331;1349316140;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: wait -243330;1349316145;Diablo-D3;[07:01:59] "let's give people arbitrary numbers of currency they can spend, this way they are invested" -243329;1349316152;Diablo-D3;isnt that basically the federal reserve way of banking? -243328;1349316154;mircea_popescu;yes. -243327;1349316164;mircea_popescu;solidcoin noob has made a fiat blockchain -243326;1349316356;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 67 @ 0.003205 = 0.2147 BTC [-] -243325;1349316358;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.003201 = 0.1601 BTC [-] -243324;1349316359;assbot;[GLBSE] [GSDPT] 343 @ 0.0032 = 1.0976 BTC [-] -243323;1349317031;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [+] -243322;1349317066;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 3 @ 0.00999998 = 0.03 BTC [+] -243321;1349317098;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5540 @ 0.00045476 = 2.5194 BTC [-] -243320;1349317427;assbot;[GLBSE] [SILVER] 20 @ 0.00999999 = 0.2 BTC [+] -243319;1349317496;assbot;[GLBSE] [GOLD] 20 @ 0.00999999 = 0.2 BTC [+] -243318;1349317530;assbot;[GLBSE] [CBGB] 6 @ 0.48 = 2.88 BTC [-] -243317;1349317540;assbot;[GLBSE] [RAREEARTH] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [+] -243316;1349317631;assbot;[GLBSE] [PLATINUM] 20 @ 0.00999999 = 0.2 BTC [+] -243315;1349317639;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67535.msg1243305#msg1243305 -243314;1349317646;smickles;an important announcement -243313;1349317651;smickles;re MPOE.ETF -243312;1349317774;smickles;and i'd just like to point out that it ipo'd at .1 and will buy back all shares at 1.29ish. with dividends all along the way, I believe it was quite possibly the best thing on GLBSE -243311;1349317793;mircea_popescu;o hey. -243310;1349317802;kakobrekla;yup -243309;1349317808;kakobrekla;too bad we didnt throw millions -243308;1349317828;mircea_popescu;lol peopel didn't really invest a lot in the good stuff, did they. -243307;1349317838;kakobrekla;nope -243306;1349317842;kakobrekla;seems scams are most popular -243305;1349317847;mircea_popescu;awell. -243304;1349317858;BTC-Mining;So... I'll have to do all the passthroughs on GLBSE now? -243303;1349317867;BTC-Mining;Seems all ops are closing down. -243302;1349317868;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining last in turns off the lights -243301;1349317966;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 1 @ 0.25 BTC -243300;1349318027;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 0.99999999 BTC [+] -243299;1349318029;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -243298;1349318068;smickles;jees, not to mention the usd/btc rate went up ~150% during its operation -243297;1349318112;mircea_popescu;now you're starting usagitalk. -243296;1349318138;smickles;;) -243295;1349318153;smickles;i read that too :D -243294;1349318242;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -243293;1349318292;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.019 BTC [-] -243292;1349318294;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 5 @ 0.017 = 0.085 BTC [-] -243291;1349318295;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 9 @ 0.01502 = 0.1352 BTC [-] -243290;1349318296;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 9 @ 0.01404 = 0.1264 BTC [-] -243289;1349318298;assbot;[GLBSE] [CPA] 36 @ 0.014 = 0.504 BTC [-] -243288;1349318316;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -243287;1349318339;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -243286;1349318405;Diablo-D3;smickles, mircea_popescu: I think the problem is this -243285;1349318407;Diablo-D3;bitcoin sucks. -243284;1349318411;mircea_popescu;smickles so you actually have a 1k or w/e wall up ? -243283;1349318419;mircea_popescu;like, biggest wall in history of glbse ? -243282;1349318548;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm about to request the withdrawal from mpex to glbse, so the wall will be up in due course ;) -243281;1349318565;BTC-Mining;When do you buy back? -243280;1349318594;smickles;i'll start as soon as the funds gets there -243279;1349318609;smickles;so judging from mircea_popescu's last statement, never -243278;1349318610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33700 @ 0.00036132 = 12.1765 BTC [+] -243277;1349318611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32300 @ 0.00036159 = 11.6794 BTC [+] -243276;1349318613;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats not even funny dude -243275;1349318626;smickles;:D -243274;1349318633;mircea_popescu;:D -243273;1349318651;mircea_popescu;smickles : 1284; 3488; 9501; 449x -243272;1349318655;mircea_popescu;6674 -243271;1349318659;mircea_popescu;19 -243270;1349318675;mircea_popescu;this concludes our legal obligations together. -243269;1349318702;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 21 @ 1 = 21 BTC [+] -243268;1349318704;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 3 @ 1.2 = 3.6 BTC [+] -243267;1349318719;mircea_popescu;lol ppl locking in a quick 20% -243266;1349318751;smickles;damn, if i had no ethics, those woul've been mine -243265;1349318759;Ignatius-otc;seemed like a smart move, too bad about that code only thing;) -243264;1349318764;mircea_popescu;:D -243263;1349318821;smickles;anyway, glbse gave me a badass deposit addy -243262;1349318834;smickles;1Birt5ACuc72jCa4FmwSazyn6jBhvrEHvR -243261;1349318842;smickles;i read it as 1 birt ever -243260;1349318929;smickles;or birtsac -243259;1349318933;mircea_popescu;smickles : stop libeling my exchange or else you will be banned! -243258;1349318952;mircea_popescu;also, local thread rules. -243257;1349318955;smickles;is slander ok? -243256;1349318962;smickles;lol -243255;1349318964;mircea_popescu;.wik slander -243254;1349318966;markac;"Defamation—also called calumny, vilification, traducement, slander (for transitory statements), and libel (for written, broadcast, or otherwise published words)—is the communication of a statement that makes a claim, expressly stated or implied to be factual, that [...]" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slander -243253;1349318973;mircea_popescu;no dude its not ok wtf -243252;1349318977;mircea_popescu;o also -243251;1349318978;mircea_popescu;i think now -243250;1349318980;mircea_popescu;i have to -243249;1349318981;mircea_popescu;talk like -243248;1349318983;mircea_popescu;nefario -243247;1349318993;BTC-Mining;I don't have much ethics I guess then. I buy my own issue when I see orders too low. -243246;1349319020;smickles;BTC-Mining: it's only bad if you do it with non-public knowledge in mind -243245;1349319030;BTC-Mining;I avoid that. -243244;1349319053;BTC-Mining;Although... I operated a fixed interest loan, and BTC-MINING for which nothing ever happens. -243243;1349319053;smickles;so buying below a known book value is a-ok -243242;1349319087;mircea_popescu;smickles your book values were pretty well established -243241;1349319090;BTC-Mining;Wait, was the 1.29ish purchase announced on the forum already? -243240;1349319115;smickles;yup -243239;1349319133;smickles;but it's proper to wait a significant amount of time -243238;1349319149;BTC-Mining;Great. Unfortunatly you'd probably have to wait a bit to buy. Not instantly. -243237;1349319159;BTC-Mining;Or that's still unfair -243236;1349319161;smickles;and i've secretly known about it since the 1st -243235;1349319161;BTC-Mining;Aye -243234;1349319190;mircea_popescu;why's it unfair ? -243233;1349319200;mircea_popescu;there's no bids lol, the spread is .3 2.0 -243232;1349319206;mircea_popescu;!ticker mpoe.etf -243231;1349319214;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 0.50000001] [Ask: 1.26383449] [Spread: 0.76383448] [Last: 1.2] [24hVol: 30.59999999] [7dAvg: 1.02857142] -243230;1349319221;mircea_popescu;o lol nm -243229;1349319226;BTC-Mining;Because if you announce something then buy 5 seconds afterward, nobody saw the news -243228;1349319237;smickles;i could've had bids in based of of the previous month's financials -243227;1349319293;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining still, there was a gap the size of alaska. -243226;1349319298;mircea_popescu;and he'd have bid in the gap -243225;1349319334;mircea_popescu;48 1.26383449 -243224;1349319334;mircea_popescu;64 2.0 -243223;1349319335;mircea_popescu;vs -243222;1349319342;mircea_popescu;2 0.50000001 -243221;1349319342;mircea_popescu;180 0.5 -243220;1349319342;mircea_popescu;1 0.31 -243219;1349319342;mircea_popescu;17 0.3 -243218;1349319343;mircea_popescu;etc -243217;1349319434;smickles;well, in my defense, i was otherwise occupied -243216;1349319642;smickles;oh, mircea_popescu it's not going to be a 1k wall because there's about 650 shares of treasure stock atm -243215;1349319940;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [-] -243214;1349319992;assbot;[GLBSE] [FZB.A] 5 @ 0.02 = 0.1 BTC [+] -243213;1349320006;mircea_popescu;.py 650 *1.26 -243212;1349320010;markac;819.0 -243211;1349320013;mircea_popescu;so 820 k -243210;1349320115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00036051 = 1.9107 BTC [-] -243209;1349320192;dub;neat http://pastebin.com/PfXUm3VQ -243208;1349320243;mircea_popescu;hahaah -243207;1349320361;Ignatius-otc;very nice dub -243206;1349320408;smickles;mircea_popescu: you got it a bit backwards -243205;1349320448;smickles;650ish shares of _treasury_ stock (the stuff that doesn't get bought back b/c it's already in company hands) -243204;1349320562;mircea_popescu;ooo -243203;1349320570;mircea_popescu;so whats float, 500ish ? -243202;1349320605;smickles;mircea_popescu: 452 -243201;1349320657;mircea_popescu;a ok so like 500 -243200;1349320698;Garr255;!ticker COGNITIVE -243199;1349320698;smickles;571.25319803 -243198;1349320708;mircea_popescu;"Usagi should be viewed as a case study regarding what happens when a person with nearly zero knowledge of finance and business tries to manage a venture" -243197;1349320709;assbot;[GLBSE:COGNITIVE] [Bid: 0.5751] [Ask: 0.57915996] [Spread: 0.00405996] [Last: 0.57979] [24hVol: 20.02079491] [7dAvg: 0.4837692] -243196;1349320711;mircea_popescu;yup. -243195;1349320764;kakobrekla;damn i fail -243194;1349320794;smickles;kakobrekla: how is your forex thing going? did you launch yet? -243193;1349320813;kakobrekla;yea, its lauched. -243192;1349320827;kakobrekla;people seem to think im milk! -243191;1349320866;smickles;well, when I read what you planned to do, it was a little confusing -243190;1349320866;kakobrekla;as for self fail i was thinking about this -243189;1349320867;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102176.msg1243398#msg1243398 -243188;1349320869;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 10 @ 0.0099879 = 0.0999 BTC [-] -243187;1349320870;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 6 @ 0.009988 = 0.0599 BTC [+] -243186;1349320871;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 30 @ 0.00999 = 0.2997 BTC [+] -243185;1349320872;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -243184;1349320912;smickles;damn kako, way 2 fail -243183;1349320916;kakobrekla;ya -243182;1349320971;kakobrekla;smickles well is it clear now or still confusing? -243181;1349320983;mircea_popescu;milk! -243180;1349321120;smickles;kakobrekla: i think i get it, but I wouldn't say I'm confident in my understanding. -243179;1349321145;mircea_popescu;smickles https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115304.0 -243178;1349321157;smickles;for one thing, i've never traded traditional forex before, so that's one degree of separation ;) -243177;1349321198;dub;Milk killed MJ! -243176;1349321198;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74975.msg1243259#msg1243259 o,o pitchfork team assembling at ludwig's gate. -243175;1349321402;dub;GIPPT was a hilariously bad name for an asset -243174;1349321419;dub;Invest and get GYPPED -243173;1349321501;mircea_popescu;no mony for y -243172;1349321508;mircea_popescu;come back, 1 year! -243171;1349321527;dub;chinese antique dealer stole -243170;1349321543;dub;but I talk to him and he pay back -243169;1349321637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6905 @ 0.00036159 = 2.4968 BTC [+] -243168;1349321638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16961 @ 0.00036238 = 6.1463 BTC [+] -243167;1349321883;smickles;!pl mpoe.etf .1 -243166;1349321883;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -243165;1349321894;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.02470282 BTC. Last price: 1.2 BTC. Capital gain: 1.1 BTC. Total: 1.12470282 BTC. (1124.7%) -243164;1349321903;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -243163;1349321916;smickles;it'll go up a little too -243162;1349321941;smickles;;;bc,balance -243161;1349321942;gribble;Error: "bc,balance" is not a valid command. -243160;1349321969;mircea_popescu;;;bc,imbalance -243159;1349321969;gribble;Error: "bc,imbalance" is not a valid command. -243158;1349321973;mircea_popescu;pff -243157;1349322014;smickles;.py 1.26383449/1.2638345 -243156;1349322017;markac;0.999999992088 -243155;1349322051;smickles;apparantly, my word is worth .999999992088 bitcents on the coin -243154;1349322123;smickles;i wonder why someone would sell at a satoshi less than the buyback price -243153;1349322162;BTC-Mining;because a satoshi is worth the delay time? -243152;1349322215;smickles;i suppose that's the answer -243151;1349322240;smickles;so what's the average amount of confirms to get funds to show in glbse? -243150;1349322383;mircea_popescu;smickles prolly for the rebate. -243149;1349322390;BTC-Mining;;;seen Nefario -243148;1349322390;gribble;Nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 4 hours, 46 minutes, and 37 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -243147;1349322390;mircea_popescu;they provide liquidity now -243146;1349322391;smickles;;;bc,tblb -243145;1349322393;gribble;Error: There's really no reason why you should have underscores or brackets in your mathematical expression. Please remove them. -243144;1349322400;smickles;lolwut? -243143;1349322408;mircea_popescu;you're selling inrto them, you pay fee. -243142;1349322442;smickles;ah, fees, i forgot about those -243141;1349322485;BTC-Mining;Well you said 1.29ish, not 1.29, so... -243140;1349322502;BTC-Mining;or am I not following at all? -243139;1349322504;mircea_popescu;thought he said 1.26 -243138;1349322508;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 36 @ 0.1091 = 3.9276 BTC [+] -243137;1349322510;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 64 @ 0.109 = 6.976 BTC [-] -243136;1349322521;BTC-Mining;Yeah, I'm not really following -243135;1349322539;BTC-Mining;either way, MPEx fees are damn low -243134;1349322545;mircea_popescu;20 btc. -243133;1349322563;BTC-Mining;I meant trading fees -243132;1349322570;smickles;BTC-Mining: i specified 1.2638345 in the forum post -243131;1349322586;BTC-Mining;Explains why there's offers at the price -243130;1349322589;dub;;;bc,tslb -243129;1349322589;smickles;and someone is asking for literally 1 satoshi less -243128;1349322590;gribble;Time since last block: 13 minutes and 37 seconds -243127;1349322595;dub;hahahah -243126;1349322608;smickles;lol -243125;1349322617;smickles;dub wins the timing award -243124;1349322619;mircea_popescu;lol u dub it ? -243123;1349322635;dub;dub'd -243122;1349322674;BTC-Mining;1 satoshi is always a good price to pay to remove delays -243121;1349322714;mircea_popescu;you won't be saying that once btc = 11million -243120;1349322765;assbot;[GLBSE] [BBBB] 28 @ 0.00016 = 0.0045 BTC [+] -243119;1349322799;dub;I'll be like 'remember when I bought DMC stock for 1 satoshi!' -243118;1349322808;mircea_popescu;lol -243117;1349322824;dub;of course DMC will by the AAPL of 12834AD -243116;1349322930;BTC-Mining;Holy crap! Almost forgot... -243115;1349322931;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [-] -243114;1349322932;assbot;[GLBSE] [BITBOND] 5 @ 0.19 = 0.95 BTC [-] -243113;1349322935;kakobrekla;anno domini or after diablo? -243112;1349322953;BTC-Mining;After Diablo of course -243111;1349322975;BTC-Mining;There's the wednesday freeroll on Sealswithclub. Almost forgot it. -243110;1349323021;BTC-Mining;~100 people competing for 5 BTC =P -243109;1349323026;mircea_popescu;lol -243108;1349323030;BTC-Mining;not much but still fun -243107;1349323032;mircea_popescu;last time he actually paid me like 2 -243106;1349323042;mircea_popescu;or .2 ? -243105;1349323050;BTC-Mining;? -243104;1349323050;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 10 @ 0.0145 = 0.145 BTC [-] -243103;1349323054;mircea_popescu;http://www.thepreciousmetal.com/images/Silver_Mexican_Libertad_Coins.jpg i really like her tits. -243102;1349323059;BTC-Mining;Oh the bet? -243101;1349323084;BTC-Mining;It was 0.02 if I lose, and you give me 2 if I won first place. -243100;1349323089;BTC-Mining;I think -243099;1349323096;BTC-Mining;1:100 ration -243098;1349323099;BTC-Mining;ratio* -243097;1349323169;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6400 @ 0.00045474 = 2.9103 BTC [-] -243096;1349323170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26563 @ 0.00036051 = 9.5762 BTC [-] -243095;1349323171;mircea_popescu;aha yea -243094;1349323194;BTC-Mining;Fun times wasting a bit of bitcoins. -243093;1349323212;mircea_popescu;:p -243092;1349323233;BTC-Mining;When they are 11 million as you say, remember when I paid you 220 000 USD -243091;1349323238;mircea_popescu;:D -243090;1349323393;dub;rule 34 on michelle and ann tbh -243089;1349323412;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 48 @ 1.26383449 = 60.6641 BTC [+] -243088;1349323414;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 192 @ 1.2638345 = 242.6562 BTC [+] -243087;1349323440;mircea_popescu;who're they ? -243086;1349323440;BTC-Mining;11 million dollars x 21 million BTC = 231 trillion dollars -243085;1349323451;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining not very much but a start. -243084;1349323455;dub;obama and romneys wife -243083;1349323458;mircea_popescu;o those ? -243082;1349323466;mircea_popescu;i'd rather see the daughters go at it tbh -243081;1349323476;BTC-Mining;Lol, it's actually a lot worldwide. -243080;1349323511;BTC-Mining;Who bought MPOE? -243079;1349323526;BTC-Mining;at the price smickles is going to buy them back? -243078;1349323574;rdponticelli;Somebody in deep need of a satoshi of profit? -243077;1349323586;rdponticelli;lol -243076;1349323635;rdponticelli;Probably somebody who saw people buying, and bet on a rally? -243075;1349323645;mircea_popescu;Someone bought ? -243074;1349323659;rdponticelli;And who obviously doesn't know about the buyback... -243073;1349323790;smickles;"I will place a bid to fulfill this end as soon as I have moved funds into the account on GLBSE." -243072;1349323975;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1.25039734 BTC [-] -243071;1349323977;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 69 @ 1.25039733 = 86.2774 BTC [-] -243070;1349324017;rdponticelli;smickles: So you're not buying back but placing a bidwall? -243069;1349324022;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 12 @ 0.56558994 = 6.7871 BTC [-] -243068;1349324029;rdponticelli;:( -243067;1349324045;smickles;rdponticelli: it's the way nefario has us do it -243066;1349324045;mircea_popescu;!ticker mpoe.etf -243065;1349324048;assbot;[GLBSE:MPOE.ETF] [Bid: 1.25039733] [Ask: 1.89999999] [Spread: 0.64960266] [Last: 1.25039733] [24hVol: 421.44809262] [7dAvg: 1.11167851] -243064;1349324068;mircea_popescu;i don't understand. how can it trade at 1.25 if you have wall at 1.26 ?! -243063;1349324093;smickles;huh? -243062;1349324114;mircea_popescu; [GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 69 @ 1.25039733 = 86.2774 BTC [-] -243061;1349324118;mircea_popescu;how the heck ?! -243060;1349324125;rdponticelli;The wall is @1.25 -243059;1349324302;BTC-Mining;this not wall, this trick wall -243058;1349324483;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 21 @ 1.2638345 = 26.5405 BTC [+] -243057;1349324527;smickles;there's the wall -243056;1349324527;rdponticelli;There it goes... -243055;1349324541;rdponticelli;Was a pleasure -243054;1349324618;smickles;it was nice while it lasted :) :( -243053;1349324671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31400 @ 0.00035922 = 11.2795 BTC [-] -243052;1349324673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34776 @ 0.00035919 = 12.4912 BTC [-] -243051;1349324706;mircea_popescu;so did you have fun with it smickles ? -243050;1349324718;mircea_popescu;5 months, best fund in btc history by returns, etc -243049;1349324734;rdponticelli;By far -243048;1349324776;mircea_popescu;!pl mpoe.etf .1 -243047;1349324776;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -243046;1349324780;assbot;MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.02470282 BTC. Last price: 1.2638345 BTC. Capital gain: 1.1638345 BTC. Total: 1.18853732 BTC. (1188.5%) -243045;1349324793;mircea_popescu;that 1188% is definitive i'd guess -243044;1349324800;rdponticelli;Well, to be true, I did not follow SS -243043;1349324810;mircea_popescu;!pl SS .1 -243042;1349324811;assbot;Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc). -243041;1349324813;mircea_popescu;was it .1 ? -243040;1349324813;smickles;mircea_popescu: i found it to be quite nice. I liked accounting for it :) -243039;1349324819;assbot;SS [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.59075039 BTC. Last price: 0.0111 BTC. Capital gain: -0.0889 BTC. Total: 0.50185039 BTC. (501.9%) -243038;1349324828;smickles;SS? well, !pl won't work for ss -243037;1349324830;mircea_popescu;hah! 509, not quite up to 4 digit par! -243036;1349324842;mircea_popescu;o it split huh -243035;1349324847;smickles;yeah -243034;1349324849;mircea_popescu;so whats fair % ? -243033;1349324876;smickles;let me see... -243032;1349324901;smickles;also, i'm basically just the accountant for SS -243031;1349324940;dub;Mitt loves big bird -243030;1349324940;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 10 @ 0.25 = 2.5 BTC -243029;1349324986;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 100 @ 0.25 = 25 BTC -243028;1349324987;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 25 @ 1.2638345 = 31.5959 BTC [+] -243027;1349324990;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinica.com/ such asshattery. -243026;1349325006;BTC-Mining;I call this free money -243025;1349325012;dub;haha -243024;1349325022;BTC-Mining;I was the one who bought the pack at of ETF at 1 BTC each -243023;1349325031;BTC-Mining;few moments later 1.26 sold -243022;1349325049;BTC-Mining;What I call good transaction. -243021;1349325054;mircea_popescu;lol -243020;1349325066;rdponticelli;You beat me for a little -243019;1349325079;BTC-Mining;you were going for them too eh? -243018;1349325094;rdponticelli;I bought 2 -243017;1349325104;rdponticelli;Was what I have at hand -243016;1349325111;rdponticelli;*had -243015;1349325118;BTC-Mining;yeah, I had nothing in hand and was cancelling bids during that time -243014;1349325125;mircea_popescu;lmao -243013;1349325127;rdponticelli;I'm running out of glbse -243012;1349325144;rdponticelli;Yea, me too -243011;1349325150;BTC-Mining;I'm getting good money from everyone running out =/ -243010;1349325155;rdponticelli;Cancelled some bids -243009;1349325161;rdponticelli;Almost sold some stock -243008;1349325180;rdponticelli;Well, I'm not precisely running out -243007;1349325207;rdponticelli;But when I got out of a stock, I take out the btc -243006;1349325217;rdponticelli;I'm not liquidating -243005;1349325260;rdponticelli;Just lowering exposure -243004;1349325384;BTC-Mining;eh, and I probably have too much exposure -243003;1349325500;BTC-Mining;Only reason I don't run funds by the way is that would interfere with my personal portfolio and I don't want to keep track to not cross-trade. -243002;1349325547;BTC-Mining;I'll have to pick up MPEx assets passthroughs -243001;1349325550;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.49979956 = 0.9996 BTC [+] -243000;1349325555;BTC-Mining;GLBSE need those -242999;1349325565;kakobrekla;hooraa, i just stole my own password. -242998;1349325573;BTC-Mining;... ? -242997;1349325577;kakobrekla;from self. -242996;1349325607;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla huh ? -242995;1349325614;kakobrekla;i use password manager -242994;1349325622;kakobrekla;so i dont know any of my passwords -242993;1349325628;BTC-Mining;oh... -242992;1349325629;smickles;mircea_popescu: based on the last price, ss would be a 75.891883% gain when you include dividend payments -242991;1349325635;kakobrekla;now i needed to get one out somehow -242990;1349325641;mircea_popescu;smickles a, well that's no competition then -242989;1349325647;BTC-Mining;are you closing SS too? -242988;1349325656;mircea_popescu;i think sc2m was closed -242987;1349325668;smickles;s2cm hasn't closed -242986;1349325673;BTC-Mining;Great -242985;1349325673;mircea_popescu;o ? my bad. -242984;1349325682;kakobrekla;so i hacked opera magic wand with javascript -242983;1349325708;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla you know who i do this to all the time ? -242982;1349325709;mircea_popescu;GIRLS! -242981;1349325719;kakobrekla;lol -242980;1349325724;rdponticelli;So you stole the password to your password manager, not to you -242979;1349325726;kakobrekla;and milk -242978;1349325729;BTC-Mining;what's up with people complaining GLBSE/SEC all the time? -242977;1349325739;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining paranoia. -242976;1349325739;BTC-Mining;SEC was never interested in GLBSE directly -242975;1349325761;BTC-Mining;People fear the governments... governments fear people... -242974;1349325814;smickles;mircea_popescu: no competition? s2cm ate bad debt via pirate and still gives its shareholders a gain. I'd say that's an epic win -242973;1349325822;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.3322 BTC [+] -242972;1349325823;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 3 @ 1.332191 = 3.9966 BTC [-] -242971;1349325824;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.33219 BTC [-] -242970;1349325825;assbot;[GLBSE] [HYDRO.BONDS] 1 @ 1.33009 BTC [-] -242969;1349325829;BTC-Mining;Why do you think governments keep doing stuff short-term with poor long-term benefits? Because all those damned politicians are interested in their career and current popularity, not what will be achieved in a few decades. -242968;1349325874;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 25 @ 0.25 = 6.25 BTC -242967;1349325881;BTC-Mining;It's an annoying tendency, parties want to do thing bringing them instant recognition -242966;1349325890;mircea_popescu;smickles i meant ss's <100% is no competition for mpoe.etf's 1188% as "highest return thibng" -242965;1349325909;smickles;ah, well, yeah -242964;1349325923;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the same way ppl "invested" you mean ? -242963;1349325939;rdponticelli;You should have a trophy -242962;1349325958;mircea_popescu;he does. -242961;1349325959;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 350 @ 0.25 = 87.5 BTC -242960;1349325961;mircea_popescu;it's called smickles. -242959;1349325978;rdponticelli;lol -242958;1349325981;BTC-Mining;wth is lottomining -242957;1349325983;smickles;rdponticelli: you know what smickles means, don't you? -242956;1349325986;BTC-Mining;looks shady -242955;1349325988;smickles;"to be really good" -242954;1349325989;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you DO NOT want to know -242953;1349325992;mircea_popescu;it will hurt. -242952;1349325995;BTC-Mining;simply because it says lotto -242951;1349326026;mircea_popescu;.tr smickles -242950;1349326027;markac;mircea_popescu: "smickles" (de to en, translate.google.com) -242949;1349326044;smickles;.o ud smickles -242948;1349326048;markac;1) To be really good. 2) As replacement to okay or great. Note: Usually said with half-hearted meaning or sarcasm OR with little or no interest in the subject of the conversation.A type of happy-go-l -242947;1349326052;smickles;:D -242946;1349326056;mircea_popescu;:D -242945;1349326067;rdponticelli;smickles: so you also deserve the trophy to humility -242944;1349326076;rdponticelli;:) -242943;1349326084;BTC-Mining;argh... it's awful... -242942;1349326084;smickles;and it's a nickname which I gave myself in 1992 -242941;1349326096;BTC-Mining;But as long as they actually buy the tickets... -242940;1349326101;smickles;so rdponticelli, I came up with the term before it had a meaning -242939;1349326114;BTC-Mining;It's just not really an investment... -242938;1349326114;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42110024 BTC [-] -242937;1349326115;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 2 @ 0.42110023 = 0.8422 BTC [-] -242936;1349326116;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4211002 BTC [-] -242935;1349326118;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 9 @ 0.42110003 = 3.7899 BTC [-] -242934;1349326119;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.42110002 BTC [-] -242933;1349326120;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 35 @ 0.421 = 14.735 BTC [-] -242932;1349326121;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.4002 BTC [-] -242931;1349326121;BTC-Mining;It's purely gambling... -242930;1349326122;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.39983965 BTC [-] -242929;1349326122;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 370 @ 0.391 = 144.67 BTC [-] -242928;1349326127;BitcoinBear;playing the lottery? -242927;1349326133;rdponticelli;smickles: Maybe it got the meaning after you ;) -242926;1349326147;smickles;BTC-Mining: also, that sort of operation has been deemed illegal, even in the country where they buy the tickets -242925;1349326160;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i told you. -242924;1349326165;BTC-Mining;Probably is, yes -242923;1349326177;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3263 @ 0.00045475 = 1.4838 BTC [+] -242922;1349326178;BTC-Mining;I don't know for sure, but probably -242921;1349326178;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.00045475 = 0.1364 BTC [+] -242920;1349326185;BTC-Mining;Like 99.9% chance -242919;1349326221;Chaang-Noi;we need to hit 13 -242918;1349326230;smickles;hasn't it already? -242917;1349326235;smickles;;;ticker -242916;1349326235;gribble;Best bid: 12.8903, Best ask: 12.9899, Bid-ask spread: 0.09960, Last trade: 12.89, 24 hour volume: 31354, 24 hour low: 12.7, 24 hour high: 12.99 -242915;1349326238;BitcoinBear;13 what? -242914;1349326251;smickles;oh, it did on bitfloor -242913;1349326264;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 215 @ 0.0145 = 3.1175 BTC [-] -242912;1349326265;BitcoinBear;oh, right, nevermind -242911;1349326271;rdponticelli;bitfloor is running again? -242910;1349326283;smickles;seems so -242909;1349326292;BTC-Mining;By the way BitcoinBear, about your thread of what's worth investing in. -242908;1349326302;Chaang-Noi;there is a bit of a wall on gox -242907;1349326302;dub;'bama looks like he's getting ready to rip asshole -242906;1349326303;BTC-Mining;You took a look at BTC-MINING/BTC-BOND? -242905;1349326307;BitcoinBear;yeah? -242904;1349326307;rdponticelli;Greatest bitcoin frb -242903;1349326313;dub;can see the killer stare -242902;1349326323;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 142 @ 0.0144 = 2.0448 BTC [-] -242901;1349326325;BitcoinBear;hrm, not very hard, should I -242900;1349326327;BitcoinBear;? -242899;1349326337;BTC-Mining;Maybe -242898;1349326347;BTC-Mining;Also the Kraken one is run by me too. -242897;1349326354;rdponticelli;That's gonna hurt my bank account -242896;1349326388;BitcoinBear;I thought Kraken was somebody else? -242895;1349326399;BitcoinBear;Oh, wait, you run the pass-through? -242894;1349326410;BTC-Mining;yeah -242893;1349326430;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 150 @ 0.0143 = 2.145 BTC [-] -242892;1349326435;BTC-Mining;Have you seen the contract on BTC-BOND and the holdings report? -242891;1349326493;assbot;[GLBSE] [ARS] 255 @ 0.0142 = 3.621 BTC [-] -242890;1349326497;BTC-Mining;oh damn, I see why LOTTOMINING is still getting so much people in. -242889;1349326506;BTC-Mining;It was issued by mc_lovin -242888;1349326519;BTC-Mining;I hope the thread was made in the gambling section tho... -242887;1349326528;asa1024;oh jesus it was listed? -242886;1349326535;BTC-Mining;yeah... -242885;1349326565;mircea_popescu;asa1024 glbse new standards. -242884;1349326574;BTC-Mining;GLBSE is really free-for-all... Investment or not... -242883;1349326575;asa1024;why not just have a trash can on the desk top and you can drag your bit coin wallet to the trash can and empty it?> -242882;1349326576;dub;MUST be a scam -242881;1349326581;mircea_popescu;onyl lists quality assets that are in clear violation of laws in all countries involved. -242880;1349326623;BitcoinBear;ack, GLBSE running very slow for me today :( -242879;1349326631;BTC-Mining;Actually, GLBSE will be split. Assets respecting regulations will be on GLBSE. -242878;1349326640;BTC-Mining;Other assets will be moved away. -242877;1349326643;BTC-Mining;I heard -242876;1349326659;kakobrekla;moved away as in couponized -242875;1349326662;kakobrekla;? -242874;1349326666;BTC-Mining;No -242873;1349326669;BTC-Mining;Those other assets will go to a black market -242872;1349326737;BTC-Mining;GLBSE will move toward more MPEx like standards, rest will be moved out. -242871;1349326759;BTC-Mining;Black market might look like the current GLBSE, idk... -242870;1349326814;smickles;lol, assets respecting regs will stay on GLBSE? -242869;1349326820;BitcoinBear;they set up the different colors, but everything is still in pink -242868;1349326821;smickles;you don't know the regs in 'merica -242867;1349326859;Chaang-Noi;what real company would list on glbse? -242866;1349326874;BTC-Mining;No idea. -242865;1349326883;Chaang-Noi;maybe 6 months ago but nothing now -242864;1349326887;Chaang-Noi;glbse is going to die -242863;1349326888;smickles;none right now (if they have a lawyer) -242862;1349327002;smickles;what countries don't have securities regulations? -242861;1349327031;BitcoinBear;who is it that is always outbidding me by 1 satoshi? It is obnoxious! -242860;1349327034;BTC-Mining;smickles, american regulations don't matter much if it's a UK market and regulated as per UK laws... americans on GLBSE would be trading on a foreign market. -242859;1349327067;BTC-Mining;I'm not sure how it would work exactly. -242858;1349327101;BitcoinBear;It is especially bad when GLBSE is running slow, going through all those page turns just to move an order up a tiny bit to outbid them >:( -242857;1349327105;BTC-Mining;But probably involve registering each asset as a free trading one and involve a quite a bit more paperwork from everyone. And GLBSE would act as a broker for those. -242856;1349327126;BTC-Mining;More than a full fledged stock market. -242855;1349327132;BTC-Mining;To keep it more realistic. -242854;1349327137;BTC-Mining;I don't know tho... -242853;1349327207;mircea_popescu; GLBSE will move toward more MPEx like standards, << this can't hurt anything -242852;1349327230;mircea_popescu;BitcoinBaltar prolly BTC-Mining -242851;1349327239;mircea_popescu;he's the only one left buying afawk -242850;1349327241;BTC-Mining;no, indeed. -242849;1349327272;BTC-Mining;We still need some kind of "black, free for all markets". No wrong in lack of regulations. -242848;1349327279;BitcoinBear;afawk? what does that stand for? -242847;1349327284;mircea_popescu;as far as we know -242846;1349327287;BTC-Mining;We really need serious exchanges/brokers -242845;1349327290;mircea_popescu;and mpex is perfectly black in that sense. -242844;1349327312;mircea_popescu;it's not black in the sense it doesn't allow listing of shit. it's black i nthe sense it really doesn't care who calls himself "government" -242843;1349327320;mircea_popescu;should be a perfect combo. -242842;1349327330;BitcoinBear;MP you have a plural knowledgebase? usually it is afaik, right? -242841;1349327348;mircea_popescu;BitcoinBear well yea. -242840;1349327355;BTC-Mining;Indeed. Although it's not free for all. Highling requiring for quality assets only. -242839;1349327374;BTC-Mining;So black market, but not free to everyone to issue anything. -242838;1349327383;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 25 @ 0.25 = 6.25 BTC -242837;1349327388;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining something like that. -242836;1349327482;assbot;[GLBSE] [MPOE.ETF] 1 @ 1.2638345 BTC [+] -242835;1349327523;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 8 @ 0.11 = 0.88 BTC [+] -242834;1349327700;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 25 @ 0.25 = 6.25 BTC -242833;1349327707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00035925 = 0.467 BTC [+] -242832;1349327797;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00989 BTC [+] -242831;1349327815;assbot;[GLBSE] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.9718 BTC [+] -242830;1349327822;BTC-Mining;So, had a look at contract and spreadsheet for BTC-BOND, BitcoinBear? -242829;1349327865;BitcoinBear;I'm still waiting for the page to load, stupid slow glbse mumble muble mppff -242828;1349327872;BTC-Mining;... -242827;1349327881;BTC-Mining;wow... my pages load faster than that -242826;1349327888;BTC-Mining;already loaded a few since then -242825;1349328008;assbot;[GLBSE] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.5751 = 1.7253 BTC [-] -242824;1349328272;BitcoinBear;Ok, I admit, I think I just missed BTC-Bond when I was going through all the assets trying to find anything. Looks pretty good. -242823;1349328305;BTC-Mining;Aye. It doesn't pay much however. -242822;1349328321;BTC-Mining;But I carry most of the risks. -242821;1349328325;BitcoinBear;BTC-Mining how actively do you trade the assets? -242820;1349328341;BTC-Mining;Almost daily, there's trades. -242819;1349328352;BitcoinBear;not pay much? it is still a better return than my credit card gets from me! -242818;1349328363;BTC-Mining;Yeah, it's 26% per year. -242817;1349328419;BitcoinBear;and why is the price below the listed price? just the recent selloff of people leaving glbse? -242816;1349328434;BTC-Mining;I believe so -242815;1349328505;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 5 @ 0.25 = 1.25 BTC -242814;1349328506;BTC-Mining;I started with 1900$ around around April/May for ~400 BTC and then in end June/August, purchased for 5500 for ~ 500 BTC. -242813;1349328583;BTC-Mining;I those few months, you can see my personal portfolio went from ~900 BTC to ~1500. -242812;1349328614;BTC-Mining;That's around 2-5% per week depending on the week. -242811;1349328625;BTC-Mining;I end up trading a lot. -242810;1349328643;dub;what the fuck -242809;1349328646;BitcoinBear;In the spreadsheet, why is MPOE.ETF listed as a 0 value? just because it has not been traded in a while? -242808;1349328654;dub;youtube fucked up -242807;1349328666;BTC-Mining;Yeah, price is taken from API -242806;1349328680;BTC-Mining;Last update was yesterday -242805;1349328691;BTC-Mining;and there had been no trades in the last 5 days -242804;1349328726;BitcoinBear;we just saw one a minute ago, so that should update at some point. -242803;1349328778;BTC-Mining;I have to republish it regularly -242802;1349328792;BTC-Mining;because the API tool often inserts Errors because GLBSE api times out. -242801;1349328818;BTC-Mining;Screws up the whole totals and percent when a cell fills with "error" -242800;1349328826;smickles;BitcoinBear: mpoe.etf is winding down, you know -242799;1349328844;BTC-Mining;yeah, made 5 BTC on that -242798;1349328876;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 50 @ 0.25 = 12.5 BTC -242797;1349328880;BitcoinBear;oh, I hadn't heard that -242796;1349328909;assbot;[GLBSE] [LOTTOMINING] 50 @ 0.25 = 12.5 BTC -242795;1349328914;BTC-Mining;He was buying back at 1.26 -242794;1349328925;BTC-Mining;I bought 20 around 1 -242793;1349328926;BitcoinBear;is it just MPOE.ETF, or also the underlying asset of MPEx? -242792;1349328934;mircea_popescu;just the etf. -242791;1349328939;BTC-Mining;just the ETF -242790;1349328958;BitcoinBear;any reason why? -242789;1349328991;dub;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/A4U7Ec_CMAAeqkk.jpg -242788;1349328993;BTC-Mining;most are leaving GLBSE -242787;1349328999;BTC-Mining;or not enough time -242786;1349329043;BTC-Mining;Especially since they make around 5% of profits from funds/passthrough they manage. -242785;1349329058;BTC-Mining;You don't earn much -242784;1349329119;BTC-Mining;Especially if you manage a 500 BTC fund which earn 1-2 % (5-10 BTC weekly), then get 5% of that (0.25 to 0.5 BTC weekly) -242783;1349329129;BTC-Mining;Which is 2.5$ to 5$ -242782;1349329138;BTC-Mining;What's the incentive to be there, trading daily? -242781;1349329145;mircea_popescu;most peoplewere doing it for the fun -242780;1349329149;mircea_popescu;as the atmosphere turned sour... -242779;1349329157;BTC-Mining;That's a major problem... -242778;1349329196;mircea_popescu;not even sure its a problem. this isn;'t the thing should be done "for fun" -242777;1349329206;mircea_popescu;it's like throwing grenades for fun -242776;1349329218;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 537 @ 0.00045475 = 0.2442 BTC [+] -242775;1349329219;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3700 @ 0.00045475 = 1.6826 BTC [+] -242774;1349329249;BTC-Mining;I mean, you don't manage a fund just for the fun of it... -242773;1349329268;BTC-Mining;That's what I was referring to as a major problem. -242772;1349329278;BitcoinBear;right, you could do some invsting on your own for fun, but taking other peoples money to play with is a bad idea -242771;1349329279;mircea_popescu;a yeah -242770;1349329320;assbot;[GLBSE] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [+] -242769;1349329340;smickles;I did it because there was a market opportunity. and I structured it in a way that the workload was minimal -242768;1349329391;mircea_popescu;you barely traded did you -242767;1349329432;smickles;mostly, i had buys in to catch the dips which went much further than they should've -242766;1349329483;smickles;if there were more funds to work with, i would've been able to do it more efficiently -242765;1349329487;BTC-Mining;I started with 400 BTC (2k USD) for the fun of it. When I found trading profit was good, I placed more and started taking loans at a small rate, putting my portfolio in front of it to protect against loss of lent funds. -242764;1349366455;mircea_popescu;o rg paid divs i see -242763;1349366464;rg;yeah -242762;1349366468;rg;but i forgot to pay some money -242761;1349366471;rg;so in eed to pay extra -242760;1349366473;rg;can i do that -242759;1349366478;mircea_popescu;sure -242758;1349366484;mircea_popescu;where's your p&l i forget ? -242757;1349366489;rg;i can just do the same dividend -242756;1349366495;rg;but with the extra div -242755;1349366496;rg;? -242754;1349366499;rg;er -242753;1349366502;rg;that's terribly explained -242752;1349366510;rg;i can just do a dividend with the missing amount? -242751;1349366611;rg;my p&l is in a leafpad session -242750;1349366611;rg;almost ready to be copy/pasted -242749;1349366611;rg;i wnat to finish the new bitvps site -242748;1349366611;rg;god admn it -242747;1349366623;mircea_popescu;"At the moment, we don't see the virtual currency market as a good -242746;1349366623;mircea_popescu;opportunity for our business. " -242745;1349366624;mircea_popescu;bah -242744;1349366629;rg;pff -242743;1349366634;rg;who said that? -242742;1349366637;mircea_popescu;rg : withhold it -242741;1349366643;mircea_popescu;and pay it aliong with next month div -242740;1349366648;rg;no i dont wnna do that -242739;1349366649;rg;that's gay -242738;1349366654;mircea_popescu;rg i was trying to get some sports bookies into btc -242737;1349366661;mircea_popescu;rg it's how it's done man. -242736;1349366675;mircea_popescu;you say this is owed, we paid this much, paying rest next month cause dongs. -242735;1349366719;rg;oh theyre dumb -242734;1349366719;rg;btc gambling is huge -242733;1349366719;rg;and untaxed -242732;1349366719;rg;all they'd have to do is create an anonymous entity -242731;1349366720;rg;and keep it away from their real business -242730;1349366735;rg;can you take 23 BTC out of my account -242729;1349366738;rg;and hold it in your account -242728;1349366741;rg;until its time for next divs? -242727;1349367077;mircea_popescu;rg i know -242726;1349367080;mircea_popescu;what can you do -242725;1349367094;mircea_popescu;rg why wouldd i do that lol. you just don't spend it! -242724;1349367101;mircea_popescu;it'll be a growth experience :D -242723;1349367142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2088 @ 0.00035759 = 0.7466 BTC [-] -242722;1349367144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37878 @ 0.00035741 = 13.538 BTC [-] -242721;1349367145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.0003573 = 5.6096 BTC [-] -242720;1349367146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2034 @ 0.00035729 = 0.7267 BTC [-] -242719;1349367166;rg;no -242718;1349367169;rg;ill spend it on shares -242717;1349367178;rg;look how low mpoe is -242716;1349367190;rg;;;calc 175000 * 0.00035729 -242715;1349367191;gribble;62.52575 -242714;1349367202;rg;;;calc 175000 * 0.00042001 -242713;1349367202;gribble;73.50175 -242712;1349367347;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 4 @ 0.07689999 = 0.3076 BTC [-] -242711;1349367366;mircea_popescu;ya it's been off the high since all this sec talk -242710;1349368236;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 200 @ 0.04 = 8 BTC [+] -242709;1349368273;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -242708;1349368275;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.43 BTC [-] -242707;1349368331;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/bitpay-and-the-magical-email-confirmation/ sooo bitpay doesn't actually do opt-in -242706;1349368618;assbot;[GLBSE] [DMC] 15 @ 0.0666 = 0.999 BTC [-] -242705;1349368671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00035729 = 4.7877 BTC [-] -242704;1349368768;assbot;[GLBSE] [NASTY] 1 @ 0.44889676 BTC [+] -242703;1349368974;assbot;[GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.1499 BTC [+] -242702;1349369063;assbot;[GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 1 @ 0.01028 BTC [+] -242701;1349369124;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 2 @ 0.109 = 0.218 BTC [-] -242700;1349369362;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 2 @ 0.0769 = 0.1538 BTC [+] -242699;1349369424;assbot;[GLBSE] [RSM] 9 @ 0.295 = 2.655 BTC [+] -242698;1349370047;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 9 @ 0.07007253 = 0.6307 BTC [+] -242697;1349371314;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115393.0 -242696;1349371318;mircea_popescu;so have they run off ? -242695;1349371394;femtotube;who? Nefario and others? -242694;1349371421;mircea_popescu;yea -242693;1349371550;jcpham;if you can't trust a guy named nefario, who can you trust? -242692;1349371552;jcpham;amirite -242691;1349371563;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2900 @ 0.00045475 = 1.3188 BTC [-] -242690;1349371601;mircea_popescu;bum-tschhh -242689;1349372292;smickles;:o -242688;1349372303;smickles;first news of th day -242687;1349372316;rg;smickles -242686;1349372320;smickles;rg -242685;1349372330;rg;want to do me a favor/ -242684;1349372331;rg;? -242683;1349372348;smickles;If I can, and want to -242682;1349372350;smickles;i will -242681;1349372358;rg;can you hold onto 20 BTC for me -242680;1349372359;rg;for a month? -242679;1349372378;smickles;just hold onto it? -242678;1349372389;smickles;mind if I ask why you can't hold onto it? -242677;1349372393;rg;lol well you can pay me interest if you want -242676;1349372402;rg;its personal -242675;1349372415;rg;its a weird sex thing, you dont want to know -242674;1349372440;smickles;alright, lemme gen an addy for you -242673;1349372488;kakobrekla;;;ticker -242672;1349372489;gribble;Best bid: 12.92012, Best ask: 12.998, Bid-ask spread: 0.07788, Last trade: 12.998, 24 hour volume: 30051, 24 hour low: 12.7025, 24 hour high: 13.01 -242671;1349372525;rg;if you dont wann -242670;1349372530;rg;i can just ask imsaguy -242669;1349372535;rg;imsaguy is always down to hold onto fnuds -242668;1349372536;rg;funds -242667;1349372545;rg;he's like a pirateat40 who doesn't scam you -242666;1349372551;imsaguy2;/was/ -242665;1349372557;imsaguy2;I'm a scammer now. -242664;1349372562;rg;me too -242663;1349372565;smickles;loldude, < smickles> alright, lemme gen an addy for you -242662;1349372568;rg;im trying to scam smickles right now -242661;1349372572;rg;but hes making it har -242660;1349372572;rg;d -242659;1349372572;imsaguy2;sounds good -242658;1349372578;imsaguy2;TAKE MY MONEY! -242657;1349372587;rg;im gonna send him 20 btc -242656;1349372590;rg;then tell him i sent him 25 btc -242655;1349372591;rg;next month -242654;1349372648;mircea_popescu;imsaguy2 give it hiar. -242653;1349372662;imsaguy2;mircea_popescu: you pay interest?! -242652;1349372672;mircea_popescu;depends. am i keeping your principal ? -242651;1349372691;imsaguy2;are we making a perpetual annuity? -242650;1349372693;rg;wait -242649;1349372697;mircea_popescu;i dunno, trying to figure it out :D -242648;1349372699;rg;are you paying interest again mircea?! -242647;1349372704;rg;say yes -242646;1349372705;rg;you fucker -242645;1349372709;mircea_popescu;well, mpcd.x pays interest, and so do mpoe bonds -242644;1349372718;rg;i dont want that shit -242643;1349372725;rg;im a very simple man mircea -242642;1349372729;mircea_popescu;actually mpcd would be ideal for mpex companies seeing how it pays on the 1st -242641;1349372729;rg;i liked it the way it was before -242640;1349372730;imsaguy2;what's the rate? -242639;1349372742;mircea_popescu;a 2% b 3% c 9.x%, but cdo so beware. -242638;1349372750;rg;mircea says that he cant figure out how to do interest anymroe -242637;1349372752;rg;so he just stopped -242636;1349372755;rg;and started keeping the % -242635;1349372767;mircea_popescu;rg lol you tryin to pressure me ? -242634;1349372767;rg;i want my .5 btc/day you arse face -242633;1349372785;rg;mircea_popescu: only for the past 5 months -242632;1349372786;mircea_popescu;rg srsly, if you had 20 btc in mpcd.A it'd have paid you .4 on the 1st -242631;1349372795;rg;but i dont understand that shit -242630;1349372796;smickles;rg: http://bitbin.it/pDKrS7vw -242629;1349372799;rg;and i dont wanna know -242628;1349372803;mircea_popescu;rg wellllll then -242627;1349372809;rg;i liked it when i didn't have to do anything -242626;1349372812;rg;and it just paid me every day -242625;1349372813;imsaguy2;2%/month? -242624;1349372815;rg;and i would be like oo -242623;1349372816;rg;nice -242622;1349372819;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114442.msg1244763#msg1244763 -242621;1349372824;mircea_popescu;in other news, nefario is utterly fucked -242620;1349372836;mircea_popescu;i'd very much want to hear what maged has to say now to turn it into a "misunderstanding" -242619;1349372859;rg;puhleaze -242618;1349372884;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 14 @ 0.56509999 = 7.9114 BTC [-] -242617;1349372886;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.5651 = 1.6953 BTC [+] -242616;1349372887;assbot;[GLBSE] [GIGAMINING] 3 @ 0.56515 = 1.6955 BTC [+] -242615;1349372888;assbot;[GLBSE] [BDK.BND] 1 @ 0.04949999 BTC [+] -242614;1349372895;assbot;[GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.0769 = 0.2307 BTC [+] -242613;1349372896;rg;i bet nefario would pay me interest... -242612;1349372912;mircea_popescu;in lottery tickets -242611;1349372948;smickles;this is a bait and switch, i swear -242610;1349372976;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 6 @ 0.109499 = 0.657 BTC [+] -242609;1349372978;assbot;[GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 94 @ 0.1096 = 10.3024 BTC [+] -242608;1349372988;copumpkin;that's why I wanted nefario to stop trying to regulate that shit -242607;1349372995;smickles;;;rate rg -1 uses dirty sales tactics -242606;1349373001;copumpkin;he'd have some sort of "safe harbor"-like argument to make if he just insisted on being completely hands-off -242605;1349373021;copumpkin;but if he touches some of the issues and not others, he's sort of tacitly condoning the ones he lets through -242604;1349373022;smickles;safe harbor in securities exchange? -242603;1349373030;copumpkin;well, I'm not saying it'd be legally viable -242602;1349373038;copumpkin;but he could make that argument informally at least -242601;1349373048;smickles;ah, just for consistency, you argue -242600;1349373048;imsaguy2;safe harbor doesn't apply if the creation itself is illegal -242599;1349373048;copumpkin;smickles: he has no requirement to regulate it -242598;1349373053;copumpkin;yeah -242597;1349373068;copumpkin;he chose to selectively regulate it -242596;1349373078;copumpkin;and now people are holding the occurrences where he didn't step in against him -242595;1349373088;copumpkin;which is precisely the kind of things safe harbor laws protect against -242594;1349373097;copumpkin;I'm not saying it does apply, just that it's analogous -242593;1349373107;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 415 @ 0.00045476 = 0.1887 BTC [+] -242592;1349373108;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00045476 = 0.4548 BTC [+] -242591;1349373109;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2800 @ 0.00045476 = 1.2733 BTC [+] -242590;1349373110;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1885 @ 0.00045476 = 0.8572 BTC [+] -242589;1349373110;copumpkin;and he could make the argument on the forum if he'd kept his paws out of it -242588;1349373111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20231 @ 0.00035729 = 7.2283 BTC [-] -242587;1349373151;copumpkin;IANAL but I engage in it regularly with mircea_popescu -242586;1349373177;imsaguy2;Who's the 'intern'? -242585;1349373192;smickles;copumpkin: is there any legal pitfalls in calling yourself an arbitor or mediator -242584;1349373200;copumpkin;smickles: buttsex -242583;1349373219;smickles;that's more of a spike trap, copumpkin -242582;1349373246;copumpkin;I don't think it's really possible to make any legal calls here :) your guesses would be more educated if you were a lawyer -242581;1349373250;copumpkin;but IANAL -242580;1349373271;jcpham;everytime i see that acronym i think of anal -242579;1349373278;jcpham;i know it's about lawyers -242578;1349373280;copumpkin;hence my mentions of mircea_popescu and buttsex -242577;1349373283;jcpham;but i think anal -242576;1349373384;rg;We were not meant to experience life through a machine -242575;1349373885;smickles;rg: why doesn't running bitcoin-qt thru a socks proxy to my vps work very well? -242574;1349374218;rg;hmm -242573;1349374226;rg;what kinda socks proxy -242572;1349374232;smickles;ssh -DN -242571;1349374236;rg;oh hmm -242570;1349374239;rg;i was just going to suggest using that -242569;1349374242;rg;instead of whatever you're doing -242568;1349374248;rg;umm what exactly do you mean by -242567;1349374251;rg;'doesnt work very well' -242566;1349374260;rg;mind you, you wont be able to accept connections on it -242565;1349374264;rg;so your connection count will be low -242564;1349374292;smickles;it never gets more than 8 connections.. oh, well, the second thing is that a lot of the connections seem to time out -242563;1349374310;smickles;and some get refused -242562;1349374324;smickles;channel 15: open failed: connect failed: Connection timed out -242561;1349374325;smickles;channel 15: open failed: connect failed: Connection refused -242560;1349374329;rg;oh -242559;1349374333;rg;that's not your fault -242558;1349374336;rg;or the proxy -242557;1349374338;smickles;okies -242556;1349374345;rg;those are just other people who're NAT'd/proxied -242555;1349374353;rg;they advertise their IP/port to the network -242554;1349374356;rg;but if they're nat'd -242553;1349374358;rg;it will be invalid -242552;1349374360;rg;unless its forwarded -242551;1349374365;smickles;just my ignorant me seeing output, eh? -242550;1349374404;Bugpowder;GLBSE is offline We will update our users on Saturday. -242549;1349374407;smickles;is there a way to open the port to the bitcoin somehow? -242548;1349374410;Bugpowder;mother fucker -242547;1349374415;smickles;huh? -242546;1349374420;Bugpowder;he took it all -242545;1349374426;Bugpowder;GLBSE is dead -242544;1349374439;jcpham;no way -242543;1349374441;smickles;wow, i'm glad i cashed out >200btc yesterday -242542;1349374471;smickles;I did that the day b/f 'coinica died too -242541;1349374488;rg;that's weird -242540;1349374490;rg;wtf is up -242539;1349374490;Bugpowder;I moved 1300 BTC off... still have 60 there in GIGAMINING -242538;1349374498;area;Huh, wow -242537;1349374500;rg;saturday is far awy -242536;1349374501;Bugpowder;www.glbse.com -242535;1349374507;rg;isnt there a forum post -242534;1349374508;rg;or something -242533;1349374511;smickles;maybe they were fractional reserve, and suffered a bank run -242532;1349374512;rg;maybe it got owned :-D -242531;1349374522;Bugpowder;probalby a bank run -242530;1349374546;rg;;;calc 1300 * [ticker --last] -242529;1349374547;gribble;16900 -242528;1349374550;rg;woah -242527;1349374553;rg;you're a millionare -242526;1349374568;Bugpowder;not in coins -242525;1349374569;rg;if you give me 300 BTC -242524;1349374573;rg;i will give you 250 BTC back -242523;1349374575;rg;in 1 year -242522;1349374586;smickles;kilothousandair sounds better to me -242521;1349374591;teek;update our users on saturday -242520;1349374592;teek;wtf -242519;1349374606;rg;it was up earlier.. -242518;1349374610;rg;i used it less than 5 hrs ago -242517;1349374614;smickles;yeah like 5 min ago -242516;1349374614;asa1024;okay - where do we riot about this? -242515;1349374616;jcpham;if it wasn't a bank run it's about to be -242514;1349374620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24300 @ 0.00035853 = 8.7123 BTC [+] -242513;1349374626;jcpham;because i'm going to sell everything into the ground -242512;1349374632;jcpham;if it comes back -242511;1349374639;gigavps;i sent coins to glbse this morning :-/ -242510;1349374643;smickles;ouch -242509;1349374646;jcpham;sorry to hear it -242508;1349374648;gigavps;for monday's coupon payment -242507;1349374648;rg;something must be up -242506;1349374664;mircea_popescu; safe harbor in securities exchange? <<< lol -242505;1349374665;Bugpowder;motherfucker -242504;1349374668;smickles;it can't be good ne3ws -242503;1349374677;jcpham;i've tried to refrain from dumping my assets -242502;1349374687;jcpham;mainly because of you guys and not wating to affect you -242501;1349374690;asa1024;same here -242500;1349374691;jcpham;now i don't care -242499;1349374706;rg;arf that means BIB.BVPS wont be able to pay out divs -242498;1349374727;rg;that's wack -242497;1349374729;rg;dont copy that floppy -242496;1349374732;smickles;jcpham: it's business, i respect you for careing, and i'd respect you for 'looking out for no. 1' too -242495;1349374738;mircea_popescu;o wait, glbse died a pirate death ? -242494;1349374750;smickles;mircea_popescu: late to the party? -242493;1349374750;rg;no mircea -242492;1349374758;mircea_popescu;smickles i was having buttsex -242491;1349374765;drekk;this is so popcorn -242490;1349374765;smickles;go to glbse.com already -242489;1349374765;rg;mircea is already writing a forum post talking shit about glbse -242488;1349374770;smickles;see for yourself -242487;1349374802;asa1024;the soap operas my wife watches has NOTHING on this sort of drama -242486;1349374832;asa1024;other than the sex and adultery part -242485;1349374837;mircea_popescu; if it comes back <<< yeah. if -242484;1349374838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48829 @ 0.00036007 = 17.5819 BTC [+] -242483;1349374839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36600 @ 0.00036016 = 13.1819 BTC [+] -242482;1349374841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22636 @ 0.00036119 = 8.1759 BTC [+] -242481;1349374845;asa1024;oh and the murder -242480;1349374853;rg;lol -242479;1349374854;rg;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=94900.0 -242478;1349374859;rg;imsaguy is listed as a ponzi scheme -242477;1349374871;jcpham;i'm just saying i have actively refrained from dumping my assets over the past 60 days or so since pirate defaulted -242476;1349374887;jcpham;if it comes back i'll take whatever i can and leave -242475;1349374902;mircea_popescu;rg old news -242474;1349374925;smickles;imsaguy2: you're only ranked #11 on that list -242473;1349375004;DeaDTerra;what the hell is going on with GLBSE? -242472;1349375008;asa1024;turn that stock exchange back on!!! -242471;1349375044;smickles;Bugpowder: lol "I should have finished pulling out", now you have a daughter -242470;1349375046;asa1024;my life savings was jn cpa!! -242469;1349375049;mircea_popescu;smickles lmao -242468;1349375051;asa1024;jk -242467;1349375090;asa1024;so I guess we have been owned? -242466;1349375112;teek;this shit is unreal -242465;1349375118;smickles;if Bugpowder's face is on the internet, someone should morph his face with nefario's -242464;1349375120;teek;as if things havent been bad enough lately -242463;1349375143;Bugpowder;I thought you were a woman usagi -242462;1349375144;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2800 @ 0.00045475 = 1.2733 BTC [-] -242461;1349375144;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1953 @ 0.00045475 = 0.8881 BTC [-] -242460;1349375145;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4500 @ 0.00045475 = 2.0464 BTC [-] -242459;1349375146;mircea_popescu;teek shoulda pulled out -242458;1349375146;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10 @ 0.00045475 = 0.0045 BTC [-] -242457;1349375147;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2153 @ 0.00045474 = 0.9791 BTC [-] -242456;1349375148;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2571 @ 0.00045473 = 1.1691 BTC [-] -242455;1349375149;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5100 @ 0.00045472 = 2.3191 BTC [-] -242454;1349375150;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.00045471 = 2.6373 BTC [-] -242453;1349375151;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9810 @ 0.00045469 = 4.4605 BTC [-] -242452;1349375152;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1900 @ 0.00045463 = 0.8638 BTC [-] -242451;1349375153;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8700 @ 0.00045455 = 3.9546 BTC [-] -242450;1349375153;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3245 @ 0.00045337 = 1.4712 BTC [-] -242449;1349375154;Bugpowder;oh dear -242448;1349375154;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8200 @ 0.00045032 = 3.6926 BTC [-] -242447;1349375155;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9500 @ 0.0004472 = 4.2484 BTC [-] -242446;1349375156;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2146 @ 0.00044174 = 0.948 BTC [-] -242445;1349375157;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8785 @ 0.00044165 = 3.8799 BTC [-] -242444;1349375158;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9849 @ 0.00044119 = 4.3453 BTC [-] -242443;1349375158;mircea_popescu;hm -242442;1349375159;smickles;bound to happen -242441;1349375159;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00044032 = 0.4403 BTC [-] -242440;1349375160;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7417 @ 0.0004402 = 3.265 BTC [-] -242439;1349375161;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 94978 @ 0.00044 = 41.7903 BTC [-] -242438;1349375162;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 11400 @ 0.00027879 = 3.1782 BTC [-] -242437;1349375162;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4900 @ 0.00026701 = 1.3083 BTC [-] -242436;1349375163;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 100000 @ 0.00023 = 23 BTC [-] -242435;1349375164;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 98613 @ 0.00018 = 17.7503 BTC [-] -242434;1349375166;Bugpowder;bye bye -242433;1349375168;mircea_popescu;whoa shit -242432;1349375169;smickles;all the way down? -242431;1349375172;Bugpowder;oooooooh fuck -242430;1349375176;smickles;not yet i see -242429;1349375182;FledNanders;wow -242428;1349375186;Bugpowder;NOW WHOS THE IDIOT -242427;1349375186;Bugpowder;hehehe -242426;1349375188;FledNanders;Someone decided to pull out -242425;1349375197;mircea_popescu;i guess that may all be worthless paper now -242424;1349375205;FledNanders;Probably... -242423;1349375227;asa1024;so this is what being owned feels like -242422;1349375232;FledNanders;Sucks to whoever just bought all those shares. -242421;1349375236;asa1024;awesome -242420;1349375246;Bugpowder;they were stupid to buy them anyway -242419;1349375246;mircea_popescu;asa1024 you must have missed the many "glbse is a scam" posts -242418;1349375255;Bugpowder;no paid upgrade path -242417;1349375271;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder if asics ever happen. -242416;1349375283;Bugpowder;usagi, my wife expects me to lose all the bitcoin money -242415;1349375288;Bugpowder;just a matter of time -242414;1349375293;asa1024;mircea - yeah I've read them but I thought you guys were just slinging mud around everywhere -242413;1349375294;asa1024;I -242412;1349375294;asa1024;gues -242411;1349375295;asa1024;s -242410;1349375296;asa1024; -242409;1349375297;asa1024;I -242408;1349375297;asa1024;gue -242407;1349375298;asa1024;ss -242406;1349375303;Bugpowder;yes -242405;1349375305;asa1024;I guess I learned something -242404;1349375306;Bugpowder;slinging mud -242403;1349375306;mircea_popescu;mk. live and learn as it is. -242402;1349375310;mircea_popescu;my girl never slung shit. -242401;1349375313;area;So, do we think we'll actually hear something on Saturday? -242400;1349375314;Bugpowder;but if you ahve half a brain -242399;1349375320;mircea_popescu;area possibly. -242398;1349375321;Bugpowder;you realize the mud is troth -242397;1349375323;Bugpowder;truth -242396;1349375330;asa1024;well yeah now -242395;1349375331;rg;[11:28] Nefario spoke at bitcoin 2012 -- no one saw this coming -242394;1349375333;rg;saw what.. -242393;1349375338;rg;no one even knows what happened -242392;1349375342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8264 @ 0.00036119 = 2.9849 BTC [+] -242391;1349375343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17749 @ 0.00036119 = 6.4108 BTC [+] -242390;1349375344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36600 @ 0.00036124 = 13.2214 BTC [+] -242389;1349375345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17239 @ 0.00036238 = 6.2471 BTC [+] -242388;1349375346;rg;im aware -242387;1349375346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32500 @ 0.00036305 = 11.7991 BTC [+] -242386;1349375347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58700 @ 0.00036411 = 21.3733 BTC [+] -242385;1349375348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38300 @ 0.00036415 = 13.9469 BTC [+] -242384;1349375348;rg;but its not the end of the world -242383;1349375349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37800 @ 0.00036423 = 13.7679 BTC [+] -242382;1349375350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27848 @ 0.00036488 = 10.1612 BTC [+] -242381;1349375351;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 19 hours, 29 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -242380;1349375351;Bugpowder;YESSSS -242379;1349375356;smickles;area: well, if we hear something on sat, how could it be good news -242378;1349375357;rg;for all we know nefario found a huge bug and had to suspend trading ASAP -242377;1349375358;Bugpowder;S.MPOE -242376;1349375361;Bugpowder;up up up -242375;1349375363;mircea_popescu;lol Bugpowder -242374;1349375365;mircea_popescu;you in ? -242373;1349375368;asa1024;I'm so owned but oh well shit happens I didn't lose much -242372;1349375374;Bugpowder;of course -242371;1349375386;mircea_popescu;rg there's no way he can get btc to cover for all the withdrawals -242370;1349375391;Bugpowder;I am diversified across all the non shit MPEX assets -242369;1349375405;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder so excluding what, rg ? :D -242368;1349375406;kakobrekla;dafuq -242367;1349375410;kakobrekla;drama. -242366;1349375416;Bugpowder;C tranche -242365;1349375425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34388 @ 0.00036488 = 12.5475 BTC [+] -242364;1349375427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45612 @ 0.00036542 = 16.6675 BTC [+] -242363;1349375430;rg;maybe bugpowder is the guy buying up all the s.bvps lately -242362;1349375430;smickles;jurov|away: so how's that mpex brokerage coming alon? -242361;1349375432;Bugpowder;THIS IS SPARTA -242360;1349375435;DeaDTerra;Nefario claims to hold all the BTC deposited into GLBSE in a offline wallet, so he should be able to pay all the withdraws. -242359;1349375438;Bugpowder;yes thats me -242358;1349375439;rg;dude -242357;1349375443;rg;no one lost anything -242356;1349375446;rg;relax you fuckers -242355;1349375447;DeaDTerra;Anyone has his phone number,I want to give him a call. -242354;1349375455;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra on the other hand christians claim jesus' mom was a virgin at the time -242353;1349375458;rg;he'll obviously be on IRC soon -242352;1349375463;DeaDTerra;(not in the threatening way, but in the hey m8 what's going on way) -242351;1349375464;Bugpowder;riiight -242350;1349375470;Bugpowder;;;seen Nefario -242349;1349375471;gribble;Nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 19 hours, 31 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -242348;1349375479;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder he did pop in a few days ago -242347;1349375481;smickles;DeaDTerra: i'll check my phone log from back in march -242346;1349375482;mircea_popescu;to reset the counter -242345;1349375485;rg;;;seen nefario_ -242344;1349375485;gribble;nefario_ was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 21 weeks, 6 days, 7 hours, 55 minutes, and 24 seconds ago: I've not got all the commands down -242343;1349375486;teek;usagi: what are you talking about? -242342;1349375487;mircea_popescu;noob didn't know he has to say something -242341;1349375488;rg;wtf -242340;1349375489;rg;he's been here -242339;1349375495;rg;it hasnt been a week since he was here -242338;1349375501;mircea_popescu;rg ^^ -242337;1349375508;rg;;;seen nefario__ -242336;1349375508;gribble;I have not seen nefario__. -242335;1349375511;rg;;;seen nefario- -242334;1349375512;gribble;I have not seen nefario-. -242333;1349375534;teek;usagi: i am talking about the great organic coke -242332;1349375541;teek;i know glbse is down -242331;1349375543;teek;:P -242330;1349375543;Bugpowder;usagi, you already lost most of it :) -242329;1349375543;rg;theres nothing wrong with doing coke -242328;1349375546;rg;hes english -242327;1349375548;FledNanders;I did not see this GLBSE closure coming. :( I just had a friend invest 20 BTC yesterday. -242326;1349375552;FledNanders;He is going to be mad at me. -242325;1349375553;rg;english people love coke -242324;1349375555;rg;erm -242323;1349375558;rg;its not a glbse closure! -242322;1349375559;rg;wtf! -242321;1349375571;rg;you guys need to fucking relax -242320;1349375573;Bugpowder;Did I not said GLBSE was going to die by Nov1 -242319;1349375575;rg;and stop jumping to conclusions -242318;1349375575;FledNanders;rg: Do you know something we don't? -242317;1349375578;rg;'i lost xxxx' -242316;1349375582;rg;you didn't lose anything -242315;1349375587;rg;you dont even know what's going on -242314;1349375593;FledNanders;rg: I can't get my funds... I consider that lost. -242313;1349375597;teek;rg: with the further downward spiral this will cause -242312;1349375601;Bugpowder;the bid value of any security held is going to be cut in half -242311;1349375603;rg;temporarily unavailable! -242310;1349375605;teek;ya we did lose something -242309;1349375609;rg;besides -242308;1349375611;DeaDTerra;Last time I talked to Nefario, he was looking for somewhere to live, I am sure he just has a limited amount of internet access and a bug came up and he had to shutdown the servers to deal with it. -242307;1349375612;rg;nefario has a fuckload of btc -242306;1349375613;rg;like -242305;1349375615;rg;a fuck lot -242304;1349375622;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder half is a best case scenario i guess -242303;1349375635;rg;i think he probably found a catastrophic bug -242302;1349375635;mircea_popescu;rg nefario is broke -242301;1349375647;rg;mircea_popescu: so am i but i still have like 300 btc -242300;1349375647;mircea_popescu;wasn't he borrowing off people at his conference ? -242299;1349375650;smickles;ok, DeaDTerra i have a number -242298;1349375656;mircea_popescu;i guess them folks ain't seeing it back. -242297;1349375664;Bugpowder;IT is fucking gone -242296;1349375665;mircea_popescu;rg 300 is a fucklot ?! -242295;1349375666;smickles;I'm not positive it's his, but it's a +44 code -242294;1349375674;smickles;what country is +44? -242293;1349375677;mircea_popescu;soooo... all of you people who gave your id details to nefario -242292;1349375679;Bugpowder;time to update my spreadsheet of bitcoin investment losses -242291;1349375679;mircea_popescu;did you get HIS ? -242290;1349375680;rg;mircea_popescu: for me it is -242289;1349375681;area;smickles: UK -242288;1349375682;rg;fuck you -242287;1349375686;rg;im not a high roller like all of you -242286;1349375706;Bugpowder;!ticker -242285;1349375706;assbot;Provide ticker. -242284;1349375714;FledNanders;rg: None of us are high rollers anymore. :( -242283;1349375717;Bugpowder;;ticker -242282;1349375719;mircea_popescu;!ticker tits&assbot -242281;1349375722;assbot;Invalid ticker. -242280;1349375725;mod6;hah -242279;1349375731;Bugpowder;just post the bitcoin price please -242278;1349375737;Bugpowder;$13.06 -242277;1349375741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 988 @ 0.00036542 = 0.361 BTC [+] -242276;1349375742;Bugpowder;YES -242275;1349375742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00036547 = 3.0699 BTC [+] -242274;1349375743;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -242273;1349375743;gribble;Best bid: 13.02, Best ask: 13.0684, Bid-ask spread: 0.04840, Last trade: 13.02, 24 hour volume: 31652, 24 hour low: 12.703, 24 hour high: 13.0685 -242272;1349375743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00036661 = 2.7129 BTC [+] -242271;1349375744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7212 @ 0.00036748 = 2.6503 BTC [+] -242270;1349375747;copumpkin;why wait until saturday to make an announcement? -242269;1349375749;copumpkin;seems kinda shady -242268;1349375749;Bugpowder;s.MPOE -242267;1349375754;Bugpowder;up up up up up -242266;1349375756;copumpkin;to keep it offline for three days -242265;1349375760;smickles;we recently broke 13 too? -242264;1349375762;copumpkin;without telling anyone -242263;1349375766;smickles;waht a morning -242262;1349375766;mircea_popescu;copumpkin that's how the interscamgro crew does -242261;1349375768;copumpkin;usagi: sure -242260;1349375770;mircea_popescu;bitcoininca redux. -242259;1349375771;Bugpowder;13 broke 5 minutes ago -242258;1349375792;drekk;relevant: http://imgur.com/fhuyo -242257;1349375794;FledNanders;usagi: When did you talk to Nefario? -242256;1349375812;kakobrekla;i want my cupon codes lol -242255;1349375815;mircea_popescu;lol drekk -242254;1349375821;mircea_popescu;ahahaha kakobrekla -242253;1349375867;Bugpowder;UPDATE -242252;1349375868;Bugpowder;GLBSE is offline For those worried about their bitcoin, please calm yourselves there has been no hack and your coins are safe and all accounted for. I apologize for the lack of notice and the downtime, but there isn't much choice. We will update our users on Saturday. -242251;1349375877;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -242250;1349375884;mircea_popescu;is there porn of it ? -242249;1349375904;FledNanders;usagi: Post actual quotes. -242248;1349375914;copumpkin;Vescudero? -242247;1349375915;DeaDTerra;I got a answer from Nefario. He can't comment on the downtime until Sunday. -242246;1349375925;mircea_popescu;helpful. -242245;1349375934;smickles;how about that -242244;1349375940;DeaDTerra;Please post proof :) -242243;1349375950;smickles;oh, usagi samthan was asking for you -242242;1349375959;smickles;said you owed him 1200 btc or somehting -242241;1349375971;mircea_popescu;who's samthan -242240;1349376012;Luceo;Fuck GLBSE -242239;1349376019;Luceo;I'm done with GLBSE -242238;1349376020;gribble;The operation succeeded. -242237;1349376024;Luceo;Glad I pulled my BTC -242236;1349376061;drekk;Meanwhile... 13.07597 -242235;1349376064;mircea_popescu;apparently just in time -242234;1349376071;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -242233;1349376071;gribble;Best bid: 13.07598, Best ask: 13.08, Bid-ask spread: 0.00402, Last trade: 13.06586, 24 hour volume: 31452, 24 hour low: 12.703, 24 hour high: 13.08 -242232;1349376076;Luceo;Why is it so hard for Bitcoiners to just run legitimate fucking businesses? :S -242231;1349376082;mircea_popescu;lol, glbse closing is good for btc -242230;1349376092;smickles;Luceo: laws, apparently -242229;1349376101;BurtW;Summary of GLBSE fiasco please. -242228;1349376105;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: long-term maybe :) short-term, I feel bad for a lot of people getting fucked :( -242227;1349376108;DeaDTerra;Got a hold of Nefario -242226;1349376108;copumpkin;but I'm a huge pussy -242225;1349376112;copumpkin;mircea_popescu is sipping his cognac -242224;1349376126;mircea_popescu;copumpkin mee too. especially for the uppity ones who managed to completely fuck themselves over by getting on my ignore list. -242223;1349376127;DeaDTerra;He doesn't seem to be going anywhere, though he can't comment on anything until Sunday (probably legal reasons). -242222;1349376132;smickles;BurtW: it wen't offline, says it'll have info on saturday -242221;1349376152;copumpkin;hey guys, technically your ownership of everything is your own -242220;1349376154;mircea_popescu;o look, it's a banker. -242219;1349376155;copumpkin;as long as he keeps records -242218;1349376161;copumpkin;of how much everyone owns of everything -242217;1349376174;copumpkin;that shit should be published and signed though -242216;1349376175;copumpkin;asap -242215;1349376187;jcpham;let's blame BurtW and see if it helps -242214;1349376198;copumpkin;any better? -242213;1349376198;mircea_popescu;BurtW this is all your fault. -242212;1349376200;jcpham;i feel better -242211;1349376201;BurtW; Got a hold of Nefario << only good news so far -242210;1349376202;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -242209;1349376202;gribble;Best bid: 13.056, Best ask: 13.08, Bid-ask spread: 0.02400, Last trade: 13.08408, 24 hour volume: 31471, 24 hour low: 12.703, 24 hour high: 13.0841 -242208;1349376208;mircea_popescu;nope apparently doesn't work. -242207;1349376259;asa1024;oct 4th 2012 the Day the music died. -242206;1349376269;Doffx;No more Glbse? -242205;1349376273;copumpkin;asa1024: have you seen margin call? -242204;1349376276;Luceo;Fuck paypal -242203;1349376285;Luceo;They froze my account for 6 months -242202;1349376287;asa1024;no not yet - is it any good? -242201;1349376291;copumpkin;yeah, I liked it -242200;1349376293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00036748 = 5.5122 BTC [+] -242199;1349376298;copumpkin;jeremy irons hears the music stop, in that movie -242198;1349376304;copumpkin;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2DqFRsPrns -242197;1349376320;mircea_popescu;well if that helps anything, strateman, taaki & co haven't "gone anywhere" either. they're still around -242196;1349376325;asa1024;thanks! i'll check it out! -242195;1349376326;mircea_popescu;heck, even pirate trolls irc ocasionally. -242194;1349376330;mircea_popescu;so maybe it will all work out in the end. -242193;1349376331;copumpkin;it's fictional, but designed to mirror more or less what happened during the shitshow -242192;1349376351;Doffx;Wow no update until Sat, wtf -242191;1349376365;Luceo;usagi: Hope you get your shit back :x -242190;1349376368;jcpham;seems legit -242189;1349376395;rg;someone musta called in the federalies -242188;1349376399;jcpham;hi! we have all your monies. the site is down. sucks to be you. we'll talk about it in a few days. -242187;1349376407;mircea_popescu;maybe he issues btc coupons -242186;1349376409;defactomacro;it seems nothing is safe anymore -242185;1349376410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00036748 = 0.3675 BTC [+] -242184;1349376414;mircea_popescu;and tells everyone to take it up with the blockchain -242183;1349376421;defactomacro;except gox....for now -242182;1349376426;mircea_popescu;gavin has to now code something to accept the coupons into the blocks -242181;1349376432;mircea_popescu;or else you can sue him -242180;1349376434;rg;mtgox has enough money to grease the wheels -242179;1349376449;Luceo;All the feds are accomplishing is driving legitimate businesses underground, into tor, into darknet, onto IRC -242178;1349376459;jcpham;who knows -242177;1349376461;copumpkin;asa1024: if you like financial fuckup movies based on true stories, you should also watch rogue trader. That's an even more ridiculous story -242176;1349376463;mircea_popescu;ErebusBat no sec, just idiocy -242175;1349376489;ErebusBat;mircea_popescu: any thread or pastebin I can read to catch up? Other than (CLOSED WILL UPDATE IN A FEW DAYS?) -242174;1349376499;DeaDTerra;I am talking to James at the moment -242173;1349376501;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114442.msg1244763#msg1244763 that maybe. -242172;1349376503;BurtW;ErebusBat no sec, just idiocy << can you expound on this -242171;1349376518;DeaDTerra;All the coins are safe, it's not a bug nor a hack. More info will come on Sunday. Try to stay cool kids -242170;1349376520;copumpkin;asa1024: basically a single guy managed to destroy a major bank that had existed for a couple hundred years by lying about how much he was making them -242169;1349376531;mircea_popescu;BurtW not past what the pr girl has been saying on the forum, and i'm sure you've read and ignored. -242168;1349376554;rg;mircea -242167;1349376557;rg;so are you admitting that you called the cops -242166;1349376559;rg;on nefario? -242165;1349376561;copumpkin;usagi: don't panic, the records of what you own are still intact, I'm sure, and you can settle your ownership with the asset issuers -242164;1349376585;ErebusBat;mircea_popescu: I don't get the point of that thread. GLBSE closed down because of pressure from goat? -242163;1349376586;mircea_popescu;rg me ?! -242162;1349376594;JWU_42;usagi: let's wait and see what happens here... -242161;1349376599;Doffx;What coins, if you have a bond and not btc your fucked when this is over -242160;1349376601;mircea_popescu;ErebusBat glbse was a scam platform. it closed down once it became unsustainable. -242159;1349376602;copumpkin;it'll be a pain in the ass, but many of the issuers will be able to move over to mpex, and issue you shares based on what nefario claims you own -242158;1349376616;JWU_42;we get it -242157;1349376624;Doffx;Massive sell off ck up coming if its back up Sat -242156;1349376626;ErebusBat;mircea_popescu: source? other than your opinion? -242155;1349376629;mircea_popescu;copumpkin you think ? -242154;1349376650;ErebusBat;usagi: did you already send your deposit? -242153;1349376650;JWU_42;I already got the Pirate reaming -242152;1349376669;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 you had an asset did you ? -242151;1349376677;JWU_42;yes - I do -242150;1349376687;mircea_popescu;o well. prepare for the fun of handling privately your investors. -242149;1349376689;JWU_42;YABMC - a mining bond -242148;1349376691;mircea_popescu;hopefully < 100 of them -242147;1349376704;JWU_42;yes - think so - but not 100% sure -242146;1349376715;ErebusBat;Did asset holders get any advance notice? -242145;1349376717;mircea_popescu;the ideea is you prepare for contingencies so you don't have to cuff it. -242144;1349376718;Luceo;usagi: Whats your plan if glbse comes back? -242143;1349376732;Luceo;usagi: Get everything off there onto something safe? -242142;1349376743;JWU_42;ErebusBat: I received no advance notice (no notice at all) -242141;1349376761;Bugpowder;copumpkin why would MPEX take GLBSE trash? makes no sense... cryptostocks maybe -242140;1349376763;smickles;lol, theymos knew nothing of this -242139;1349376769;smickles;found out on his forum -242138;1349376774;mircea_popescu;smickles lmao this is great -242137;1349376780;mircea_popescu;he sold his shares already i take it. -242136;1349376780;Bugpowder;smickles bullshit -242135;1349376786;smickles;i dunno -242134;1349376787;jcpham;if no one was given any notice, it isn't good -242133;1349376792;jcpham;let's not be naive -242132;1349376798;smickles;mircea_popescu: i hadn't heard that they sold yet -242131;1349376799;ErebusBat;smickles: is there a thread yet? -242130;1349376807;mircea_popescu;jcpham why not ? after such a long run of being naive, why break it. -242129;1349376808;Bugpowder;herp derp I accidently tried to sell my shares at the worst possible time -242128;1349376814;smickles;ErebusBat: sort'of https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115430.20 -242127;1349376856;ErebusBat;smickles: ty -242126;1349376890;imsaguy2;that's old news rg -242125;1349376962;mircea_popescu;taking a positive look on things, this chan passed 100 users now, so can't be all bad. -242124;1349377039;Doffx;Time to open free accounts for Mpex -242123;1349377060;mircea_popescu;not happening. -242122;1349377062;mircea_popescu;actually -242121;1349377063;smickles;Doffx: no, time for jurov|away's brokerage site to open up public -242120;1349377067;mircea_popescu;effective immediately, the fee is 30 btc. -242119;1349377070;mircea_popescu;enjoy. -242118;1349377084;Doffx;Lol. -242117;1349377099;smickles;coinbr.com, iirc -242116;1349377101;ErebusBat;AND your eyes can bleed while you use it -242115;1349377106;ErebusBat;it is a two-fer -242114;1349377117;Doffx;Either way I will no longer participate in any exchange. -242113;1349377149;Doffx;I'm glad I removed all my BTC from Glbse -242112;1349377156;defactomacro;what is left to participate in? -242111;1349377159;Doffx;Just wish I had time to dump all my shares -242110;1349377210;genjix;nefario is legit. for sure there is a reasonable explanation and everyone will get their bitcoins back. i trust the guy. -242109;1349377244;smickles;defactomacro: any other bitcoin related securites exchange? -242108;1349377259;smickles;there's a whole list in /topic -242107;1349377262;Doffx;The btc is only one part of the problem, the bigger problem is everyone is going to want out. -242106;1349377262;mircea_popescu;;;ident genjix -242105;1349377263;gribble;Nick 'genjix', with hostmask 'genjix!~genjix@188.165.73.224', is not identified. -242104;1349377269;mircea_popescu;you have got to be kidding. -242103;1349377272;Doffx;So if you own shares what happens. -242102;1349377281;ErebusBat;genjix: If ther eis govt intervention it doesn't matter one lick if nefario was legit or not -242101;1349377300;mircea_popescu;genjix aren't there some coins you folks stole with bitcoinica taht need to be dispensed ? -242100;1349377317;smickles;;;gpg info genjix -242099;1349377317;ErebusBat;Doffx: *if* it comes back online then it could be a massive opportunity -242098;1349377317;gribble;User 'genjix', with keyid 7F27BD9C634FEC67, fingerprint AC51D09F17398C5F74E8512B7F27BD9C634FEC67, and bitcoin address None, registered on Thu Mar 17 18:28:42 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=genjix . Currently not authenticated. -242097;1349377325;DeaDTerra; nefario is legit. for sure there is a reasonable explanation and everyone will get their bitcoins back. i trust the guy. Seconed by me -242096;1349377346;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra why do you insist in associating with well known scammers ? -242095;1349377352;smickles;mircea_popescu: guruvan "part of the bitcoinica, bitcoin consultancy, bitcoinica consultancy crew that has stolen a large amount of customer funds. Do not trust these guys - bitcoinica, intersango, consultancy, or any new project" -242094;1349377353;mircea_popescu;it's not a good business plan. -242093;1349377359;DeaDTerra;I just talked to James, the situation is critical but stable for now. All the coins are safe in the offline wallet. It was not a hack. -242092;1349377372;smickles;that, in re to genjix -242091;1349377378;DeaDTerra;I am losing more respect for you each minute, so please shut up Mircea :) -242090;1349377385;mircea_popescu;im surprised that he has the gall to even show up -242089;1349377390;mircea_popescu;much less "vouch" for his scammer friends. -242088;1349377398;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra welcome to my ignore. -242087;1349377430;PsychoticBoy;dont care about his wallet, most of my btc are stuck in assets, I want my asset money back if GLBSE does not come back -242086;1349377444;PsychoticBoy;about 1.5K -242085;1349377452;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy that sucks. -242084;1349377487;Doffx;I agree with PsychoticBoy, I dont have any BTC in there its the assets I'm more concerned with. -242083;1349377487;Uglux;DeaDTerra, and what is the situation? oO -242082;1349377546;PsychoticBoy;respect, first explain -242081;1349377568;PsychoticBoy;critical, stable. does not say anything -242080;1349377572;teek;DeaDTerra: do you actually know the situation -242079;1349377580;teek;or were you just told "its critical but stable" -242078;1349377584;Luceo;Sunday? Not Saturday? -242077;1349377590;PsychoticBoy;so tell us, or quit protecting nef -242076;1349377590;Luceo;Why is it taking so long? -242075;1349377607;Luceo;Is it legal? -242074;1349377612;PsychoticBoy;WHAT IS THE SITUATION???? -242073;1349377618;teek;DeaDTerra: so then you don't know the situation -242072;1349377627;PsychoticBoy;stable, critical doesnt mean shit -242071;1349377630;defactomacro;hey, all we need now is for BFL to up and run -242070;1349377649;PsychoticBoy;what is stable? -242069;1349377663;PsychoticBoy;at this rate, bitcoin is getting very crappy -242068;1349377677;OneEyed;Hi -242067;1349377682;OneEyed;That's what is written on the site itself -242066;1349377683;mircea_popescu;heya -242065;1349377684;jcpham;it's the people PsychoticBoy -242064;1349377688;jcpham;not nthe bitcoin -242063;1349377698;PsychoticBoy;i know :( -242062;1349377700;jcpham;or the ideas produced by the people -242061;1349377704;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Could this shit happen to mpex? -242060;1349377718;jcpham;of course not Luceo -242059;1349377719;mircea_popescu;Luceo not as far as i can see -242058;1349377722;mircea_popescu;propose a scenario ? -242057;1349377726;jcpham;and even if it could why would he say yes -242056;1349377731;mircea_popescu;jcpham ^^ eh -242055;1349377738;Luceo;As far as I know mpex is still centralized -242054;1349377743;mircea_popescu;it is. -242053;1349377760;Luceo;What happens to mpex if you disappear? No one can continue their assets? -242052;1349377768;mircea_popescu;ok lemme pull the faq up -242051;1349377773;mircea_popescu;21. What happens if your domain(s) or server(s) are confiscated ? -242050;1349377773;mircea_popescu;In case the domain is confiscated or otherwise lost MPEx will move to a different domain, in a different jurisdiction. Should the same happen again, MPEx would move to what will at the time be a solid alternative for a free Internet, be it the TOR network, namecoin or some equivalent DNS or any comparable solution. No government will ever be able to stop the Internet, in general. We're prepared to show this in the particular. -242049;1349377773;mircea_popescu;Should the systems be confiscated or otherwise lost the service will failover to different systems, possibly on bulletproof hosting if need be. If sufficient pressure is put on this side MPEx will be recoded as a p2p system. -242048;1349377777;mircea_popescu;22. Even so, how would the investors be affected in the event MPEx can no longer be continued ? -242047;1349377777;mircea_popescu;In the unlikely case that the continuation of MPEx becomes impossible, all issuers will be provided with lists of their shareholders. A successor system would have to be constructed (either centralized or maintained independently by the respective issuers), but no information is lost : since people can still sign with their keys, it is trivial for anyone who is in fact a shareholder to identify himself as shareholder. Just to be on -242046;1349377777;mircea_popescu;the safe side, a dump of all users' final STATs, encrypted with their keys and clearsigned by the exchange will be released before closing, in whatever manner will be deemed at that time efficient, as for instance on a p2p file sharing system. -242045;1349377779;mircea_popescu;that';d be it. -242044;1349377839;Luceo;I'm starting to think the main 'safe' thing about mpex is that you're in Romania :P -242043;1349377854;mircea_popescu;no, the main safe thing about mpex is that i'm a hardass. -242042;1349377855;Luceo;And the big governments don't tend to get that far -242041;1349377884;mircea_popescu;anyway, in case anyone missed it earlier : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115441.0 -242040;1349377888;mircea_popescu;mpex new acct fee is 30 btc now. -242039;1349377921;PsychoticBoy;maybe Ill create my own stock exchange site, :D -242038;1349377934;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy just don't run it like glbse. -242037;1349377935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 676 @ 0.00036748 = 0.2484 BTC [+] -242036;1349377951;Luceo;Maybe what we need is a decentralized exchange? -242035;1349377966;Luceo;So that if one important person or server gets v&, the exchange goes on -242034;1349378000;mircea_popescu;maybe so. -242033;1349378012;mircea_popescu;da2ce7 and others were working on one Luceo -242032;1349378047;Luceo;I'm glad I pulled out of GLBSE when they started trying to go legal -242031;1349378067;smickles;Luceo: congratz on being the umteenth person to suggest and not yet impliment a decentralized bitcoin securities exchanges. next action, find Open Transactions -242030;1349378076;OneEyed;I pulled the last 100 BTC I had there during the last week -242029;1349378082;mircea_popescu;OneEyed smart. -242028;1349378086;mircea_popescu;from the forums : "GLBSE has better assets and is free. I am now even less likely to sign up to you." -242027;1349378088;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun. -242026;1349378088;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: it started to smell very bad -242025;1349378090;Luceo;smickles: Looking for it -242024;1349378104;asa1024;#opentransactions -242023;1349378108;smickles;Luceo: OT seems like it could work, it just needs a bit more dev -242022;1349378108;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Konichua is very young, go easy on him :P -242021;1349378115;ErebusBat; I'm glad I pulled out of GLBSE when they started trying to go legal <--- that statement looks bad -242020;1349378127;mircea_popescu;Luceo i ain't sayin anything :p -242019;1349378140;mircea_popescu;ErebusBat emphasis was on "trying". -242018;1349378146;Luceo;ErebusBat: Every Bitcoin business which has tried to go 'legit' has become worse -242017;1349378176;ErebusBat;^^^ I don't nessecarily disagree, but taken out of context that is a very bad thing to have in a news clipping (or courtroom) -242016;1349378180;Luceo;Until the system recognizes and legislates around Bitcoin, any attempt to take Bitcoin businesses through regulation & registration is futile -242015;1349378200;mircea_popescu;moreover, the system will have to recode itself to fit with bitcoin -242014;1349378202;knotwork;Open Transactions does work, I have never used any financial system that was as good at actually keeping balances correct before -242013;1349378204;mircea_popescu;not the other way around -242012;1349378206;Luceo;Well sure, taken out of context it is -242011;1349378208;ErebusBat;"bitcoins are just for criminals… as soon as GLBSE tried to become legal alot of users jumped ship and here are some quotes….." -242010;1349378219;knotwork;having all balances have to be signed for seems to make it extremely robuts -242009;1349378225;mircea_popescu;ErebusBat you have a point there. -242008;1349378228;knotwork;robust -242007;1349378230;ErebusBat;knotwork: what is OT actulally good for *today*? -242006;1349378243;pigeons;use knotwork's server and find out -242005;1349378245;mircea_popescu;ErebusBat i think there's some game servers using it already -242004;1349378246;Luceo;ErebusBat: I understand but let's just put that into context -242003;1349378253;Luceo;It's the legal system which makes it that way -242002;1349378260;knotwork;It works, you can transfer assets from user to user, you can put them on markets, you can withdraw blinded cash tokens -242001;1349378271;knotwork;you can do cheques and "cashiers cheques" -242000;1349378294;Luceo;If the legal system wasn't in the 1900s, and unable to work with Bitcoin, and with small financial services providers, then we wouldn't have these issues -241999;1349378301;knotwork;It could do with easier way to use Tor though, like actual proxy-port support -241998;1349378327;smickles;knotwork: so you're saying just the ui and tor interface need work? -241997;1349378334;knotwork;and of course it could do with prettier clients if it actually makes any sense to let grandma have a seat on a stock exchange -241996;1349378361;pigeons;smickles: yeah, ther eare some recent videos demonstarating -241995;1349378364;knotwork;grandma probably ought to just use videochat with her nice friendly broker though at $75/hour or whatever and let him/her deal with all the complicated stuff -241994;1349378385;jcpham;the term "going legal" implies complying with regulations -241993;1349378400;jcpham;based on the nature of bitcoin, regulations will make people jump ship -241992;1349378402;knotwork;smickles well it needs scaling up too -241991;1349378418;smickles;glbse would have to get a lot of info from its users to comply with us regs, and serve us users -241990;1349378425;pigeons;well to be fair, it wasn't the act of intending to comply with regulations that brought the regulators down on them -241989;1349378442;knotwork;right now we had to put a limit to the number of offers a nym can have open because nyms issuing 72 offers 3 times a day without clearing their inboxes were blowing out the inbox download timeouts -241988;1349378461;smickles;knotwork: oh wow -241987;1349378462;knotwork;so we put a limit of only 36 open offers per nym for now -241986;1349378479;smickles;knotwork: open offers, so that's like buy/sells? -241985;1349378486;knotwork;thing is there are so damn many markets the market-making scripts wanted to post shitloads of offers -241984;1349378494;knotwork;yes, buy/sells -241983;1349378526;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115441.0 -241982;1349378526;kakobrekla;lol -241981;1349378553;smickles;kakobrekla: the first reply is golden -241980;1349378560;knotwork;I have scripts that take the computed value for an asset in terms of another and place offers to buy by the one at a time at 97% or by the ten at a time at 98% or by the 100-lot at 99% and to similarly sell at 103%, 102%, 101% stuff like that -241979;1349378560;kakobrekla;:D -241978;1349378572;knotwork;so thats six offers right there just to do one way round of one pair -241977;1349378619;knotwork;because of those scale factors it treats both ways round of a pair as distinct markets -241976;1349378648;smickles;interesting, i need to settle into my new place first tho :| -241975;1349378660;knotwork;so like at 100 scale, offering to sell 100 of A for x many B per 100 is separate market from offering to sell 100-lots of B for y many A per 100 -241974;1349378680;knotwork;so tons of need for arbitrageurs -241973;1349378701;knotwork;even if they just buy 100-lots and sell in smaller lots or whatever -241972;1349378724;knotwork;or match up folk selling A for price in B with people selling B for price measured in A -241971;1349378739;smickles;knotwork: well, today may be a good day to attract more players -241970;1349378744;mircea_popescu;see Luceo ? you ask me to go easy on them cause they're young, they sprout dumbass shit cause... heck, why not. they;re young and everyone should go easy on them -241969;1349378747;mircea_popescu;this is broken. -241968;1349378786;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Hmm, you make a fair point -241967;1349378807;mircea_popescu;im not gonna be the first taking 15yo's to be thrown off rocks, but i can't deny sparta had a point somewhere in there. -241966;1349378883;knotwork;I am hoping OT will appeal to large players due to its lack of percentage-based trading fees -241965;1349378895;midnightmagic;;;seen nefario -241964;1349378896;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 20 hours, 28 minutes, and 20 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -241963;1349378914;knotwork;doing everything in integers should also hopefully help encourage larger size trades -241962;1349379138;Bugpowder;LOL mpex new acct fee is 30 btc now. -241961;1349379153;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder hey, seems only fair. -241960;1349379175;mircea_popescu;people that joined in time get an advantage over the ones that shittalked mpex back in the day cause "glbse is so much better" -241959;1349379184;mircea_popescu;it's how busienss works : back the wrong horse, bleed out of each limb. -241958;1349379227;Luceo;OpenTransactions says its centralized -241957;1349379228;Luceo;o.O -241956;1349379230;smickles;is this where I brag about paying less fees to mpex than glbse -241955;1349379238;smickles;Luceo: but federated -241954;1349379243;knotwork;Damn I didnt even turn on the usage tokens system yet in OT -241953;1349379272;pigeons;my mpex account was free, casue they used to be free -241952;1349379291;knotwork;oh thats right piegons rub it in why dont you -241951;1349379294;smickles;pigeons: you fucking early adopter -241950;1349379301;asa1024;damn and I was testing out coinbr.com -241949;1349379307;pigeons;knotwork: while it was free i tried to get you to join -241948;1349379313;asa1024;30 btc* fee now? -241947;1349379313;ErebusBat;So I can't really use OT for anything today? -241946;1349379331;pigeons;ErebusBat: you can use OT for whatever you want today -241945;1349379334;ErebusBat;asa1024: dont forget that your eyes will bleed too… how can you put a price on that. -241944;1349379338;knotwork;ErebusBat sure you can, you just have to get it installed on your system -241943;1349379338;smickles;ErebusBat: you could setup proxy assets to glbse assets and make a killing -241942;1349379342;smickles;i bet -241941;1349379346;asa1024;lol -241940;1349379364;knotwork;ErebusBat you can use the scripting language or the java GUI client both work -241939;1349379367;pigeons;and don't forget the mighty https://assets-otc.com/ -241938;1349379383;ErebusBat;pigeons: rephrase: is anything else actually using OT today? Or is it still pretty much POC? -241937;1349379412;mircea_popescu;lol pigeons was mining back when cpu were the rage, too -241936;1349379414;mircea_popescu;BURN HIM -241935;1349379426;pigeons;ErebusBat: knotwork has a server with btc, i0c,ixc, ltc, CDN, etc, a handful of other servers, i'm not sure which of them want to be announced yet -241934;1349379447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66100 @ 0.00036628 = 24.2111 BTC [-] -241933;1349379464;ErebusBat;any guides on OT? Last I looked there really were not -241932;1349379470;pigeons;there are videos now -241931;1349379474;knotwork;I have been making tables for my own curiosity at http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html -241930;1349379493;smickles;that's you? -241929;1349379510;pigeons;http://open-transactions-tv.github.com/ -241928;1349379513;mircea_popescu;yea, that was him -241927;1349379524;knotwork;yeah Digitalis Data Services is my sole proprietorship, see WHOIS knotwork.com and WHOIS knotwork.net -241926;1349379524;ErebusBat;ty pigeons -241925;1349379537;pigeons;https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/wiki -241924;1349379589;knotwork;once there is some easy way to use it through Tor there are a few groups who want to have OT servers as Tor hidden services -241923;1349379591;smickles;pay me back first, but srsly, don't -241922;1349379602;knotwork;currently they make do with Truledger for that I think -241921;1349379608;pigeons;a couple truledger servers on tor are getting popular -241920;1349379627;smickles;go read the myth of sysiphus by Camus, usagi -241919;1349379634;pigeons;well, compared to a few months ago -241918;1349379638;knotwork;Truledger doesnt have markets though nor even escrow-type smart contracts to force trades to actually happen both ways -241917;1349379639;smickles;that should change your mind -241916;1349379669;smickles;.wik "the myth of sysiphus" -241915;1349379671;markac;"The Myth of Sisyphus is a philosophical essay by Albert Camus." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Myth_of_Sisyphus -241914;1349379734;smickles;of all things, when I learned that guy died in a train crash, i laughed -241913;1349379740;ErebusBat;So is Truledger like OT? -241912;1349379776;knotwork;Truledger only does accounts. it does similar type of accounting where everything is signed though -241911;1349379802;knotwork;but no markets, no way to make sure guy sends you in return what he promised when you send him something -241910;1349379838;knotwork;I think people have been using it mostly just for their local trust group for doing accounting around their in and out to fiat stuff among people they know -241909;1349379854;pigeons;mostly gold i've seen with truledger -241908;1349379877;ErebusBat;Watching the OT vids: makes me thiink of bitcoin test net… at first you are like I HAVE 10,000 BTC!!!! then realize you cant actully do anything with them :( -241907;1349379884;knotwork;I dont touch fiat at all with my server, I only deal with game money like bitcoins and litecoins and ixcoins and all that play money stuff -241906;1349380063;knotwork;smickles: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102316.0 -241905;1349380091;jcpham;the myth of sisyphus is actually an old favorite -241904;1349380100;jcpham;there is much to learn there -241903;1349380102;mircea_popescu;jcpham it's so for all married men. -241902;1349380133;jcpham;i was just saying how i wished reeses were here to troll this bitch up -241901;1349380138;mircea_popescu;lol -241900;1349380139;jcpham;and look what happened -241899;1349380143;pigeons;you can get knowtwork's OT contracts here http://sourceforge.net/projects/galacticmilieu/files/ -241898;1349380171;reeses;jcpham rubs my bottle and I come out -241897;1349380184;jcpham;i rub it hard -241896;1349380216;smickles;knotwork: well, i may not be too far off from helping out -241895;1349380539;asa1024;I wonder when the first murder over bit coin is gonna happen? -241894;1349380567;asa1024;the media will love that one "FIRST MURDER OVER A VIRTUAL CURRENCY!!!" -241893;1349380587;mircea_popescu;asa1024 this happened already -241892;1349380592;mircea_popescu;was i think wow gold ? in korea -241891;1349380595;mircea_popescu;coupla years back -241890;1349380602;asa1024;oh yeah? -241889;1349380605;asa1024;lol -241888;1349380628;smickles;i don't think bitcoin is a virtual currency anyway -241887;1349380674;mircea_popescu;well, it's virtual alright. -241886;1349380685;smickles;digitally signed record of ownership of digital record -241885;1349380694;smickles;i don't see anything virtual about that -241884;1349380709;mircea_popescu;can i take a bite out of it ? -241883;1349380726;mircea_popescu;if you can't kill your girlfriend with it, it's virtual. also known as rule of thumb. -241882;1349380741;smickles;data on harddrives has mass mircea_popescu -241881;1349380758;mircea_popescu;yes but the relationship between real data and the virtual coins is... virtual. -241880;1349380767;mircea_popescu;whereas a duck which is real has weight, it's own. -241879;1349380772;mircea_popescu;not the weight of some picture of it. -241878;1349380812;mircea_popescu;(the duck also weighs the same as a witch, which is virtual) -241877;1349380860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 550 @ 0.00347504 = 1.9113 BTC [+] -241876;1349380877;Anduck;sup -241875;1349380896;smickles;mircea_popescu: but it's the known claim to control of the virtual thing that has the value, so it's the data, not the thing itself -241874;1349380899;pigeons;less virtual than usd -241873;1349380940;mircea_popescu;if safekeys were the token claims that'd make the content of the safe no less virtual by this working. -241872;1349380980;smickles;like thos boulders on that island at that time -241871;1349380995;FabianB;.n -241870;1349381020;Anduck;news from nefario? -241869;1349381047;mircea_popescu;Anduck not so far. -241868;1349381055;smickles;"whith the thing in the place" -241867;1349381055;mircea_popescu;smickles easter island was it ? -241866;1349381135;smickles;heh, not that I know of -241865;1349381145;smickles;DeaDTerra texted him -241864;1349381157;smickles;mircea_popescu: i don't think it was easter island -241863;1349381184;mircea_popescu;mmm, maybe irw -241862;1349381237;smickles;mircea_popescu: i would look it up, but curiously, all my networking died with the exception of irc -241861;1349381239;Doffx;DeaDTerra, can you buy all my GSDPT back from me at what I bought it at? -241860;1349381248;smickles;;;google boulders as money -241859;1349381248;gribble;Rai stones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Bolder Boulder - Boulder Daily Camera: ; Make Fake Artificial Landscape Rocks or Boulders - Save Money ...: -241858;1349381256;smickles;rai stones, i bet -241857;1349381257;FledNanders;What's this about GLBSE going down? What will happen to all my BTC and PPT shares? -241856;1349381278;pigeons;and its gone -241855;1349381302;mircea_popescu;all this malignity -241854;1349381311;mircea_popescu;towards a reputable hyip platform -241853;1349381340;Doffx;That would be fine with me. -241852;1349381395;Doffx;I dont have an Mpex account however, mircea_popescu said I wasn’t worthy. -241851;1349381400;mircea_popescu;lol -241850;1349381409;mircea_popescu;Doffx so have an in-kind transfer to some broker or w/e -241849;1349381431;Bugpowder;Doffx I will sell the for you for 10% cut -241848;1349381432;mircea_popescu;once glbbq comes basck online, you get your coupons, you redeem them etc -241847;1349381433;Doffx;Well first I need to be able to access my Glbse account to give him the totals. -241846;1349381479;FledNanders;nobody is going to honor glbbq coupons. -241845;1349381490;mircea_popescu;FledNanders why do you demonize ? -241844;1349381496;mircea_popescu;are you going rto say next that milk is a scammer ? -241843;1349381502;FledNanders;The Goat precident. -241842;1349381531;FledNanders;milk isn't a scammer. milk does the body good. -241841;1349381544;Doffx;Well I guess its a good thing I mostly own that asset -241840;1349381578;Doffx;Ok cool, If Sat Glbse is back ill ping you. -241839;1349381634;smickles;Doffx: if you have shares of gsdpt (or whatev) you could give DeaDTerra a signed doc that says you'll give X shares to him as soon as is possible -241838;1349381644;smickles;that way, you could sell today -241837;1349381669;smickles;for that matter, you could probably do that with anyone, not just DT -241836;1349381701;Anduck;btw -241835;1349381708;Anduck;glbse down got something to do with pirate? -241834;1349381717;smickles;noone really knows -241833;1349381718;Doffx;I dont know how many I have exactly is the problem haha -241832;1349381746;mircea_popescu;Anduck hardly -241831;1349381751;smickles;Doffx: you could just do it wiht an amount you are comfortable with -241830;1349381770;Doffx;I want to sell them all, and move on. -241829;1349381776;Anduck;well -241828;1349381784;Anduck;it was a major source of pirates bonds -241827;1349381787;Anduck;so ummmhh -241826;1349381788;smickles;if it ends up being more than you actually had, you just take responsibility for the difference -241825;1349381797;Anduck;if SEC is investigating, glbse might been shut down cuz of it -241824;1349381815;asa1024;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9IfHDi-2EA -241823;1349381849;FledNanders;GLBSE should be migrated to a .bit site. Should have been migrated a long time ago. -241822;1349381864;mircea_popescu;FledNanders .bit is accessible in vanilla browser ? -241821;1349381870;Doffx;I may do that tonight then smickles, my gpg keys are on another pc. -241820;1349381879;Doffx;I really need to export them to this pc. -241819;1349381883;pigeons;um pirate is one of the reasons there the legal folks are interested in glbse -241818;1349381889;Diablo-D3;is the SEC investigating or not? -241817;1349381892;pigeons;yes -241816;1349381894;FledNanders;mircea_popescu: yes -241815;1349381900;FledNanders;unless you're an idiot -241814;1349381917;Diablo-D3;meh -241813;1349381918;pigeons;mircea_popescu: one line in your resolv.conf -241812;1349381924;Diablo-D3;I think Im just going to officially announce the end of DMC -241811;1349381929;mircea_popescu;FledNanders you seriously are making that distinction with glbbq "investors" ? -241810;1349381930;pigeons;DeaDTerra: how about the fucking SEC they said they are -241809;1349381931;FledNanders;DeaDTerra: Nefario confirmed it on the forum somewhere. -241808;1349381975;pigeons;i proved it to myself, why should i prove it to you -241807;1349381982;FledNanders;SEC contacted Nefario. I'm confident that is a fact. -241806;1349381985;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: you know what I want to know? I got trolls, you didnt -241805;1349381986;pigeons;i don't want it to be true, but it is -241804;1349381991;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: but we both got fucked the same way -241803;1349382009;pigeons;mircea_popescu: this in your resolve.conf and you're done: search namecoin-suffix.dot-bit.org -241802;1349382035;Diablo-D3;didnt read the DMC thread? -241801;1349382053;Diablo-D3;all the forum trolls jumped on the nefario train and trolled the fact DMC lost money because of nefario's bullshit -241800;1349382072;mircea_popescu;pigeons you realise most people on glbbq can't do gpg --clearsign, right ? the fuck they know how to find resolve.conf -241799;1349382081;pigeons;sorry *resolv.conf -241798;1349382098;pigeons;find / -name "resolv.conf" ;) -241797;1349382107;mircea_popescu;on windoze ? -241796;1349382115;pigeons;what's that? -241795;1349382117;Diablo-D3;on windows its hosts.txt -241794;1349382123;mircea_popescu;right -241793;1349382131;mircea_popescu;except i dunno, does the syntax even work in hosts.txt ? -241792;1349382137;mircea_popescu;AND uit's a *hidden file* -241791;1349382138;pigeons;for windows: http://dot-bit.org/files/suffixes/namecoin.reg -241790;1349382146;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: if you're manually setting shit? yes -241789;1349382152;Diablo-D3;its identical to hosts on unix -241788;1349382160;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i had no ideea -241787;1349382161;Diablo-D3;if you want to change DNS, you have to use the gui -241786;1349382164;pigeons;resolv.conf is not hosts -241785;1349382170;mircea_popescu;but on a serious note pigeons, this is very useful info. -241784;1349382171;pigeons;no you don't -241783;1349382171;Diablo-D3;pigeons: you missed the point of my comment -241782;1349382175;Diablo-D3;Im aware of what resolv.conf is -241781;1349382180;Diablo-D3;Ive written enough of them manually -241780;1349382202;mircea_popescu;so far in spite of what the scammer group claims there's not been any actual pressure from the agencies on this, but should it come to it, making the site .bit is trivial. -241779;1349382208;Diablo-D3;is the fucking forums down again -241778;1349382210;Diablo-D3;oh wait, its just slow -241777;1349382233;FledNanders;mircea_popescu - you plan to wait to be contacted to move to .bit? -241776;1349382243;FledNanders;proactive is better than reactive. -241775;1349382273;mircea_popescu;FledNanders why am i paying all these lawyers for then ? -241774;1349382295;FledNanders;You aren't smart? -241773;1349382301;mircea_popescu;riiight. -241772;1349382312;mircea_popescu;guerilla means you fight and fall back -241771;1349382312;smickles;mircea_popescu: is one of the best dressed men i know of -241770;1349382316;mircea_popescu;it doesn't mean you just keep running -241769;1349382316;smickles;ofc he's smart -241768;1349382361;FledNanders;make sure to tell dreadpirateroberts to just go ahead and put silk road on a .com and hire your legal team. -241767;1349382368;FledNanders;i'm sure that's the smart thing to do, right? -241766;1349382371;rg;mircea_popescu -241765;1349382376;rg;when you get a chance, send me that div money -241764;1349382378;rg;im setting it aside -241763;1349382383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21100 @ 0.00036412 = 7.6829 BTC [-] -241762;1349382389;rg;i did a withdrw, i tin i did t properly -241761;1349382393;rg;this FUCKKING KEYBOARD -241760;1349382395;hctib;does anyone have any word about GLBSE? -241759;1349382402;rg;makes me look like a retard always dropping keystrokes -241758;1349382404;pigeons;turd is the word -241757;1349382407;mircea_popescu;hctib yea, its back up. -241756;1349382408;smickles;no new news yet hctib -241755;1349382431;hctib;really mircea_popescu , I just checked -241754;1349382434;rg;theres new info on it -241753;1349382434;rg;hehe -241752;1349382441;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -241751;1349382465;jcpham;i want a few thousand mg's of caffeine for lunch -241750;1349382514;vampireb;so anyone knows what happened to glbse? -241749;1349382520;Bugpowder;lol -241748;1349382532;Eisenhower34;something happend to glbse ?? -241747;1349382546;FledNanders;vampireb - Nefario is updating to GLBSE 3.0 and adding a claim codes section to relclaim Goat assets. -241746;1349382561;hctib;mircea_popescu: I see not much information on the site. -241745;1349382570;hctib;maybe he went over his bandwidth? -241744;1349382572;FledNanders;Call Nefario's phone. -241743;1349382581;FledNanders;He says it's GLBSE 3.0 -241742;1349382585;Diablo-D3;what a scammer -241741;1349382632;FledNanders;GLBSE 3.0 = Options trading, leverage trading, partial share trades, code claiming, new charts, new server, etc... -241740;1349382635;Diablo-D3;jcpham: I wouldnt want the position anyhow -241739;1349382655;jcpham;that makes you the perfect candidate -241738;1349382686;Diablo-D3;Ive had enough drama for awhile -241737;1349382688;mircea_popescu;FledNanders will it actually take < 5seconds per page load ? -241736;1349382710;FledNanders;mircea_popescu - supposedly it will be "lightning fast" -241735;1349382710;hctib;FledNanders: that still doesn't explain two days of down time with no notice. -241734;1349382743;FledNanders;He didn't comment on that.... But I assume he wants to chase away the bad seeds. -241733;1349382752;FledNanders;A little regulator scare might help that. -241732;1349382771;FledNanders;Had to take the site down to migrate systems/servers and test things. -241731;1349382785;FledNanders;Most likely it won't come back up on Saturday, but Monday after a weekend of bug fixing. -241730;1349382798;mircea_popescu;monday, november 5th ? -241729;1349382803;FledNanders;He will be contacting people soon regarding bug testers. -241728;1349382828;FledNanders;At least that is what the guy who I presumed to be Nefario said when I called the number listed on the whois. -241727;1349382838;rg;it was me -241726;1349382840;rg;trolling you -241725;1349382856;FledNanders;rg - quite possible. i had never spoken to Nefario before. -241724;1349382888;hctib;And if you do a good job running scams there's always the ..... government. duh duh duh -241723;1349382898;mircea_popescu;FledNanders he sorta sounds like a 50 yo lesbian on her last period. -241722;1349382906;hctib;And if you do a good job avoiding scams there's always the ..... government. duh duh duh -241721;1349382923;geod;;;rate arij 1 sold btc for ppusd. fast transaction -241720;1349382923;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user arij has been recorded. -241719;1349382932;FledNanders;mircea_popescu - i can't say i know what that sounds like -241718;1349382940;mircea_popescu;omg somebody used bitcoin-assets for bitcoin business ? -241717;1349382941;mircea_popescu;BAN HIM -241716;1349382977;FledNanders;"he" sounded to me like a very professional young asian man. -241715;1349382988;FledNanders;but that might just be assumption and racist -241714;1349383002;mircea_popescu;he's irish -241713;1349383005;mircea_popescu;so you're right on the money. -241712;1349383014;mircea_popescu;inasmuch as he's young asian he's very professional. -241711;1349383019;k3t3r;Fled: did the guy you spoke to sound like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4iPCpmv678 -241710;1349383048;mircea_popescu;funny tho, FledNanders found the first azn mccarthy -241709;1349383057;k3t3r;lol -241708;1349383065;BTC-Mining;eh, so what's up with GLBSE -241707;1349383073;mircea_popescu;nothing -241706;1349383078;mircea_popescu;in fact... everything's down with glbse. -241705;1349383083;k3t3r;fine over here -241704;1349383125;mircea_popescu;apparently the sec had a change of heart. -241703;1349383128;FledNanders;k3t3r - it is tough to say for sure. it is possible but he sounded more asian... -241702;1349383163;FledNanders;maybe he was just exhausted and sick of his phone blowing up -241701;1349383219;FledNanders;we talked to 3 minutes and he basically just rattled off glbse 3.0 upgrade features and said he is busy fixing bugs to try and get it up before Monday. -241700;1349383256;FledNanders;he could have been in a panic that his number was published or just trying to throw people off -241699;1349383265;FledNanders;weird he would give info out over the phone but not on the site -241698;1349383288;FledNanders;anyway you know what i know. good luck to us all. i've got a couple grand i would like to see again. -241697;1349383338;mircea_popescu;FledNanders are you serious ?! -241696;1349383359;FledNanders;mircea_popescu - call the number -241695;1349383378;FledNanders;says the other guy that called him.... -241694;1349383389;FledNanders;DeaDTerra - did he mention GLBSE 3.0 to you? -241693;1349383400;smickles;someon published his number? -241692;1349383403;FledNanders;DeaDTerra - had you spoken to him before? -241691;1349383418;FledNanders;smickles - do your research, it is available online -241690;1349383480;FledNanders;I called about 25 minutes ago - when did you call? -241689;1349383494;FledNanders;you texted? -241688;1349383503;FledNanders;text =/= calling -241687;1349383552;mircea_popescu;what a fascinating turn of events. -241686;1349383582;FledNanders;fascinating to who? -241685;1349383606;mircea_popescu;rather weak trolling, srsly. -241684;1349383633;FledNanders;we'll see... -241683;1349383635;FledNanders;call the # -241682;1349383697;FledNanders;DeaDTerra - call and ask about GLBSE 3.0 -241681;1349383710;FledNanders;see if i was being trolled -241680;1349383801;jcpham;i'll ignore all this tomorrow when I'm off work -241679;1349383804;jcpham;saturday too -241678;1349383815;FledNanders;jcpham - good call. -241677;1349383818;boonies4u;I dodged a bullet on this one -241676;1349383824;boonies4u;:P -241675;1349383885;smickles;flednanders, well I already had his number from when he called me months ago -241674;1349383897;smickles;ohloggyoffy -241673;1349383905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34200 @ 0.00036412 = 12.4529 BTC [-] -241672;1349383917;mircea_popescu;smickles different name from same ip was in yest trying to troll s.dice -241671;1349383951;hctib;how does one troll s.dice? -241670;1349383956;matthewh3;I know Nafario, I've met him, have him on my Facebook and have his phone number but I'm not calling him yet. As I imagine he is very busy and answering lots of calls. I have sent him a message on Facebook tho. -241669;1349383987;boonies4u;so did anyone see anything stranger before the current page went up? -241668;1349383995;boonies4u;or did it go out like a light? -241667;1349384060;asa1024;I still have a page up from there -241666;1349384087;boonies4u;what is that people are thinking he did? -241665;1349384096;asa1024;usagi - you around? -241664;1349384097;boonies4u;that is making you say that you trust him? -241663;1349384106;Bugpowder;usagi is incapacitated -241662;1349384113;boonies4u;drunk? -241661;1349384146;asa1024;finding a high place -241660;1349384146;Bugpowder;[11:36] I have been speaking to nefario privately for weeks [11:36] WEEKS [11:37] Lol [11:37] ahahaha kakobrekla [11:37] I have access to the Bitcoin Global website where all the finalcials and minutes are published [11:37] I am not going to reveal anything supersecret but [11:37] Nefario is fucked [11:37] GLBSE is illegal -241659;1349384171;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder then again you gotta consider the source. -241658;1349384195;boonies4u;usagi isn't a good source? -241657;1349384198;Bugpowder;[12:03] I am sad. :( [12:03] Someone help me please. I'm crying. [12:03] I am sorry. [12:03] I am sorry. -241656;1349384222;mircea_popescu;boonies4u hard to tell at this point. -241655;1349384226;boonies4u;if that's legit, usagi sold him down the river -241654;1349384248;boonies4u;only reason someone would say i'm sorry that many times -241653;1349384423;matthewh3;even if GLBSE was forced to shut down there are multiple copies of the database and it wouldn't take long until it surfaced on I2p or Tor networks in full with all history, accounts and coin. -241652;1349384450;JWU_42;what is up with usagi ? -241651;1349384452;Bugpowder;how does that work for monitizing the assets -241650;1349384468;Bugpowder;God this is the best thing that could have possibly happened to Kludge -241649;1349384525;imsaguy2;the multiple copies of the db has been proven? -241648;1349384567;Doffx;;;ident Doffx -241647;1349384568;gribble;Nick 'Doffx', with hostmask 'Doffx!~doff@173-160-245-174-Washington.hfc.comcastbusiness.net', is identified as user Doffx, with GPG key id DE23494FA64F5DA1, key fingerprint 9A9A9D9CA29C8F1FB40AC46DDE23494FA64F5DA1, and bitcoin address None -241646;1349384592;Doffx;I need to add a bitcoin address I spose -241645;1349384626;mircea_popescu;matthewh3 they'd have to be signed tho -241644;1349384630;mircea_popescu;otherwise useless pretty much -241643;1349384643;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder now that's a point. -241642;1349384673;Bugpowder;His girlfriend might one day become is wife now -241641;1349384805;mircea_popescu;legally ? -241640;1349384867;Doffx;Hmm, how do you add a bitcoin address anyhow, I dont see it in the guide. -241639;1349384948;boonies4u;sounds like i'm gonna have to buy a FPGA -241638;1349384953;boonies4u;oh well -241637;1349384965;asa1024;x6500 ? -241636;1349385073;boonies4u;nah, probably a single -241635;1349385096;asa1024;good luck! -241634;1349385122;boonies4u;i have a year long loan https://btcjam.com/listings -241633;1349385149;boonies4u;I was going to be activating it, and sending a good amount of funds to GLBSE -241632;1349385156;boonies4u;so yeah, I dodged a bullet -241631;1349385165;mircea_popescu;well, will be back monday. -241630;1349385174;imsaguy2;oh yeah? -241629;1349385177;imsaguy2;based on what? -241628;1349385194;boonies4u;I can't really take YOUR word on that mircea_popescu -241627;1349385218;mircea_popescu;lol. i was just saying, they claim this. -241626;1349385232;Doffx;;;ident Doffx -241625;1349385232;gribble;Nick 'Doffx', with hostmask 'Doffx!~doff@173-160-245-174-Washington.hfc.comcastbusiness.net', is identified as user Doffx, with GPG key id DE23494FA64F5DA1, key fingerprint 9A9A9D9CA29C8F1FB40AC46DDE23494FA64F5DA1, and bitcoin address None -241624;1349385276;mircea_popescu;course, it was saturday ~4 hours ago and sunday ~2 hours ago, so maybe it's monay on the newyear's eve -241623;1349385408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00036272 = 0.1451 BTC [-] -241622;1349385482;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: what? -241621;1349385546;mircea_popescu;boonies4u originally site was going to be back saturday. -241620;1349385583;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: oh? well, i'll be waiting for update on saturday -241619;1349385587;boonies4u;that is what I told my investors -241618;1349385592;hctib;It says that there will be an update on Saturday. -241617;1349385605;boonies4u;^ -241616;1349385637;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 18:38:35 I got a answer from Nefario. He can't comment on the downtime until Sunday. -241615;1349385642;mircea_popescu;course... -241614;1349385684;boonies4u;oh, well then... -241613;1349385690;boonies4u;pfff -241612;1349385703;boonies4u;;;slap DeaDTerra -241611;1349385765;Luceo;Does no one ever get bored of people not being able to comment? -241610;1349385784;Luceo;Why cant people just be honest? :( -241609;1349385824;hctib;bored no. annoyed maybe -241608;1349385863;mircea_popescu;Luceo because when people ARE honest various idiot forumdwellers bitch whine and moan. -241607;1349385968;Diablo-D3;okay so -241606;1349385971;Diablo-D3;glbse is down -241605;1349385977;Diablo-D3;nefario ran away with all the money -241604;1349385978;Diablo-D3;fuck him -241603;1349386080;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Fuck the forum dwellers, I'd rather hear the truth -241602;1349386102;mircea_popescu;Luceo it has been my policy from day one. -241601;1349386110;mircea_popescu;heck, the pr girl even got a signed document to that effect. -241600;1349386119;mircea_popescu;it was published there, to much huzzah. -241599;1349386120;Doffx;;;ident Doffx -241598;1349386120;gribble;Nick 'Doffx', with hostmask 'Doffx!~doff@173-160-245-174-Washington.hfc.comcastbusiness.net', is identified as user Doffx, with GPG key id DE23494FA64F5DA1, key fingerprint 9A9A9D9CA29C8F1FB40AC46DDE23494FA64F5DA1, and bitcoin address 1Q9FavHENPK7sATGm8ebthxG9EhQmaamw2 -241597;1349386127;Doffx;Yay, sorry for the spam. -241596;1349386129;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 ironic, isn't it -241595;1349386137;Doffx;Its really me mircea_popescu! -241594;1349386138;asa1024;congrats Doffx - you got it! -241593;1349386145;Doffx;Thanks! -241592;1349386148;mircea_popescu;lol wd. -241591;1349386159;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it is ironic. -241590;1349386171;Luceo;Not too keen on the 30 BTC fee for mpex :/ -241589;1349386176;Luceo;Will make the market less liquid -241588;1349386182;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the big irony is, I just announced officially Im shutting DMC down due to nefario's incompetence -241587;1349386192;Luceo;Would have thought you'd want to seize the fallout from GLBSE -241586;1349386197;asa1024;mircea_popescu: would the fee also include current beta testers of coinbr.com? -241585;1349386225;Luceo;asa1024: afaik coinbr users just use the coinbr account so they dont pay mpex fees -241584;1349386226;asa1024;popular man -241583;1349386233;Luceo;But its higher trading fees -241582;1349386248;asa1024;ty luceo for the answer!! -241581;1349386249;mircea_popescu;Luceo you should have gone in when it was 20 -241580;1349386249;asa1024;:) -241579;1349386254;mircea_popescu;or else, you know... wait for it to be 50 -241578;1349386257;mircea_popescu;when btc is also 50 -241577;1349386260;mircea_popescu;make a real loss. -241576;1349386278;mircea_popescu;asa1024 coinbr has its own account, you don't pay me fees. -241575;1349386291;asa1024;ok ty sir! -241574;1349386317;rg;DERP -241573;1349386328;rg;hey mircea -241572;1349386330;rg;DERP -241571;1349386354;mircea_popescu;sup -241570;1349386394;Luceo;I might try OT -241569;1349386421;rg;Luceo -241568;1349386424;rg;what ever happened to that raffle -241567;1349386429;Luceo;mircea_popescu: The reason I dont like the reg fee at mpex is that you keep all the idiots out so I cant just exploit them for easy btc :( -241566;1349386436;Luceo;rg: It's still going -241565;1349386442;mircea_popescu;Luceo these exploits tend to end up blowing in your face -241564;1349386444;rg;how many tickets left -241563;1349386448;rg;10000 ? -241562;1349386449;Luceo;Over 2/3 sold -241561;1349386450;mircea_popescu;take BTC-Mining as a fine example. he thinks he;'s been exploiting idiots -241560;1349386463;mircea_popescu;except... if he gets nothing back off glbse now, is he actually a winner here ? or a net loser ? -241559;1349386484;rg;someone kick mircea -241558;1349386485;Diablo-D3;I guess if nefario destroyed GLBSE, it makes shutting DMC down easier =/ -241557;1349386492;mircea_popescu;trying to invest in the sense of "exploting idiots" never works aout, it's pretty much the same thing as trying to time a ponzi. -241556;1349386492;rg;dude -241555;1349386494;rg;stfu! -241554;1349386498;rg;stop saying shit like that -241553;1349386500;mircea_popescu;rg whats your problem lol -241552;1349386504;Luceo;rg: 310 -241551;1349386506;rg;not you -241550;1349386509;rg;[14:34] I guess if nefario destroyed GLBSE, it makes shutting DMC down easier =/ -241549;1349386518;rg;theres no reason to think GLBSE is destroyed for any reason -241548;1349386524;boonies4u;^ -241547;1349386535;Diablo-D3;yeah well, I have trouble giving a shit anymore -241546;1349386542;Diablo-D3;nefario can go fuck himself -241545;1349386564;rg;umad bro -241544;1349386565;rg;? -241543;1349386578;Diablo-D3;Mad? Somewhat. -241542;1349386584;Diablo-D3;you're subscribed to the dmc thread, right? -241541;1349386600;rg;i am proud to say i am not subscribed to ANY threads -241540;1349386601;rg;not even one -241539;1349386622;grubles;!ticker s.dice -241538;1349386623;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.00325001 / 0.00337508 / 0.0034 (1794402 shares, 6,056.27 BTC) -241537;1349386723;mircea_popescu;rg are you from like, 2011 ? -241536;1349386760;BTC-Mining;mircea, what? How am I exploiting anyone? -241535;1349386815;mircea_popescu;as in, buy cheap sell high. -241534;1349386828;mircea_popescu;see luceo's quote for context. -241533;1349386855;BTC-Mining;so... trading on the market is explotation now? =P -241532;1349386884;Luceo;BTC-Mining: Exploitation isn't always bad, if people are willing to price badly you may as well exploit that -241531;1349386892;mircea_popescu;dude, he said he doesn't like mpex cause there's no idiots to exploit -241530;1349386900;mircea_popescu;i pointed out that places built on idiots eventually collapse. -241529;1349386918;BTC-Mining;I'm pretty sure I never used that term. -241528;1349386918;mircea_popescu;leaving aside the fact that i never heard of a place with no idiots. -241527;1349386923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6221 @ 0.00036272 = 2.2565 BTC [-] -241526;1349386936;mircea_popescu;"I am so sorry.. wtf.... glbse shut down.... i have been talking about this for days.. my life ssvings is gone,,," -241525;1349386940;mircea_popescu;^^ -241524;1349386964;mircea_popescu;Look guys I am asorrt...l I am druni now.... its not my fault.. I will gibe you my work money. My wife wil kil me.. I mk sorry I am sorry.. I am sorry../// -241523;1349386970;mircea_popescu;this is sad. -241522;1349386987;Luceo;mircea_popescu: No, I was sarcastically remarking that the fee tends to keep out the sunday traders -241521;1349387007;mircea_popescu;are we going to go into a politically corect spiral nao ? -241520;1349387014;Luceo;I actually like mpex but the fee does keep out a lot of the smaller traders which can hurt liquidity in such a small market -241519;1349387041;mircea_popescu;Luceo you oddly forget liquidity is what, 10x what glbse was at peak ? -241518;1349387172;pigeons;rg are you trolling or you really think there is no reason to think glbse is toast? -241517;1349387205;MoneyIsDebt;Wow, just noticed -241516;1349387220;MoneyIsDebt;And it was just yesterday I moved all my funds out -241515;1349387227;MoneyIsDebt;Good timing for once -241514;1349387233;mircea_popescu;wd. -241513;1349387248;mircea_popescu;SlipFaunders what more did nefario have to say ? -241512;1349387268;pigeons;he said "uhh legal stuff" -241511;1349387270;SlipFaunders;I have not talked to him since earlier. -241510;1349387271;SlipFaunders;Have you? -241509;1349387293;mircea_popescu;no, i was busy talking to urmom. -241508;1349387308;SlipFaunders;say hi to Elvis while you're at it -241507;1349387376;rg;pigeons: serious as cancer -241506;1349387388;rg;like i said -241505;1349387390;mircea_popescu;cancer is funnay. -241504;1349387396;rg;im thinking he tried to integrate some new shit -241503;1349387401;SlipFaunders;Are DeaDTerra and I really the only ones that reached out to Nefario? -241502;1349387401;rg;to curb the bitching/moaning on IRC/forum -241501;1349387408;rg;and found terrible bugs -241500;1349387423;rg;too terrible to continue running -241499;1349387425;mircea_popescu;so then it's toast. -241498;1349387433;rg;umm no -241497;1349387434;mircea_popescu;seeing how it has terrible bugs, too terrible to continue -241496;1349387435;mircea_popescu;well ? -241495;1349387443;rg;he has a new vesrion of the site -241494;1349387446;rg;and has had it -241493;1349387451;mircea_popescu;right. why trust a. he found them all b. he can fix them ? -241492;1349387452;rg;the current site was obsoleted anyway -241491;1349387463;rg;no one finds ALL the bugs -241490;1349387464;rg;ever -241489;1349387466;rg;it doesnt happen -241488;1349387471;mircea_popescu;his site is obsolete every 6 months -241487;1349387481;rg;ok HTML 1 boy -241486;1349387483;mircea_popescu;make new one, fill it with scams, take his cut (refuse/delist those who don't give cut) -241485;1349387490;mircea_popescu;then when they all blow, make "new version" -241484;1349387493;mircea_popescu;of scam exchange -241483;1349387498;mircea_popescu;more scams, more cuts, new version -241482;1349387499;mircea_popescu;more scams, more cuts, new version -241481;1349387500;mircea_popescu;etc. -241480;1349387534;rg;mircea_popescu: 9/11 -241479;1349387541;mircea_popescu;hm ? -241478;1349387542;pigeons;the new version was to remove security and make it more accessible -241477;1349387559;rg;glbse has obviously been deeply affected by 9/11 -241476;1349387567;mircea_popescu;lolk -241475;1349387568;rg;god damn terrorists -241474;1349387590;BTC-Mining;When people go crazy, "9/11" -241473;1349387603;BTC-Mining;Gets everyone together... to still be crazy? -241472;1349387611;mircea_popescu;when peopel say shit you don't wanna hear... "9/11". -241471;1349387615;mircea_popescu;works just as well. -241470;1349387619;rg;lol -241469;1349387623;BTC-Mining;Works too. -241468;1349387624;rg;i just say 9/11 all the time -241467;1349387624;rg;irl -241466;1349387630;rg;'dude why did you do that james?' -241465;1349387633;mircea_popescu;tourgette's ? -241464;1349387633;rg;'9/11 man... 9/11' -241463;1349387663;pigeons;never forget! -241462;1349387679;pigeons;or else the terrorists win -241461;1349387686;Ignatius-otc;thanks for the info post BTC-Mining -241460;1349387746;rg;people were so dumb about 9/11 -241459;1349387754;BTC-Mining;I remember in Family Guy when Lois ran for mayor. Actual speeches left people there not impressed. She said 9/11. The crowd went crazy cheering. So her speech afterward were just repeating "9/11" over and over. Kept the crowd happy. -241458;1349387755;rg;a friend of mine still thinks 9/11 should be a national holiday -241457;1349387763;rg;hahaha btc-mining -241456;1349387764;rg;i reember that -241455;1349387770;rg;i cant believ ethat show is still on -241454;1349387776;rg;its not been good since it got canceled -241453;1349387792;BTC-Mining;Eh, all shows turn bad. -241452;1349387798;pigeons;it was never good, they just tell 1000 jokes and everyone will laugh at a different 3 of them -241451;1349387837;rg;pigeons sure it was -241450;1349387847;rg;they pioneered that type of 'comedy' -241449;1349387860;rg;even the simpsons copied them for a while -241448;1349387862;rg;cause of ratings -241447;1349387867;rg;now the simpsons is back to just plain sucking -241446;1349387870;rg;and so is family guy -241445;1349387872;BTC-Mining;No problem Ignatius. Just trying to keep what's known/claimed posted somewhere instead of people having to scour the forum. It's really a mess. -241444;1349387884;kakobrekla;copied by using 9/11 to get ratings up? -241443;1349387908;rg;[james@elephant The.Simpsons]$ ls -241442;1349387908;rg;MISC Season.07 Season.08 Season.11 Season.12 Season.13 -241441;1349387912;rg;only good simpsons -241440;1349387925;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining link ? -241439;1349387926;rg;season 9 is good too but ive seen iit 8000 times -241438;1349387928;rg;that's why i dont have it -241437;1349387936;mircea_popescu;rg season 9 episode 11 is the best. -241436;1349387939;jcpham;HACKER -241435;1349387944;jcpham;WAREZ ADDICT -241434;1349387948;rg;my favorites are.. -241433;1349387955;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115467.0 -241432;1349387955;jcpham;i'm calling universal studios -241431;1349387965;jcpham;or who the fuck ever -241430;1349387968;rg;Mr X. , When they go to Japan -241429;1349387982;rg;eiei (annoyed grunt) -241428;1349387988;rg;that sthe tomacco episode -241427;1349388001;jcpham;i haven't seen the simpsons since family guy -241426;1349388015;BTC-Mining;There's really not much to go on about. -241425;1349388030;rg;Grift Of The Magi, Bart To The Future, ake My Wife Sleaze -241424;1349388036;rg;hilarious eps -241423;1349388066;BTC-Mining;I have only seen the first seasons actually... -241422;1349388066;jcpham;but what is the reward other than some vague social context to discuss an obscure cartoon show -241421;1349388079;rg;simpsons is not obscure -241420;1349388080;BTC-Mining;Probably like 1 - 6 or 7 -241419;1349388088;rg;maybe in vietnam, where you're from -241418;1349388096;jcpham;i called it obscure and i meant it -241417;1349388103;jcpham;network television, fox? -241416;1349388104;rg;RAPE -241415;1349388105;rg;RAPE -241414;1349388106;rg;RAPE -241413;1349388108;jcpham;dying generation -241412;1349388113;rg;Fox is dying -241411;1349388114;rg;slowly -241410;1349388122;jcpham;fail people watch network tv -241409;1349388130;rg;i actually watch our local fox affiliates news program -241408;1349388140;rg;cause its bad -241407;1349388147;rg;and sometimes they have musical artists -241406;1349388150;rg;performing their art -241405;1349388165;jcpham;cartoon network should pick it up -241404;1349388174;jcpham;i wonder why they haven't -241403;1349388178;rg;you mean adult swim. -241402;1349388179;jcpham;i bet money -241401;1349388182;rg;DIFFERENT THINGS -241400;1349388184;rg;josh wang -241399;1349388193;rg;ha ha i just dropped jcpham's dox -241398;1349388199;jcpham;don't be joshing me -241397;1349388245;jcpham;anyways maybe i should watch the simpsons -241396;1349388254;jcpham;but it really needs to be syndicated more -241395;1349388257;jcpham;because its dead -241394;1349388300;rg;its usually on fox -241393;1349388310;rg;at either 6, 630, 7 or 730 -241392;1349388319;dub; im building the future of bitcoin lol -241391;1349388332;kakobrekla;is the lol part of the quote -241390;1349388371;dub;no, a nefario quote would have at least 17 'like's in it -241389;1349388379;rg;fuck ya'll -241388;1349388380;rg;haters -241387;1349388381;jcpham;oooooh burn -241386;1349388384;rg;dont use his shit if you dont like it -241385;1349388401;dub;we wont -241384;1349388408;kakobrekla;i would if i could -241383;1349388410;dub;as soon as we can extract our coins -241382;1349388411;kakobrekla;but its down -241381;1349388432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00036477 = 0.4012 BTC [+] -241380;1349388434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.00036618 = 7.5067 BTC [+] -241379;1349388434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00036748 = 2.2784 BTC [+] -241378;1349388449;jcpham;oh a mad dash to crash the market will work -241377;1349388449;mircea_popescu;rg actually... they can't use it even if they like it. -241376;1349388457;jcpham;me first me first -241375;1349388469;rg;mircea_popescu: you're just mad cause no matter how much glbse fucks up -241374;1349388473;rg;people *still* dont want to use mpex -241373;1349388482;jcpham;i can point and click -241372;1349388483;mircea_popescu;right :D -241371;1349388492;jcpham;i need mpex to be point and click friendly -241370;1349388498;rg;well -241369;1349388501;rg;its like 3 words friendly -241368;1349388503;kakobrekla;jcpham, coinbr -241367;1349388508;rg;you can do anything on mpex with 1 command -241366;1349388511;dub;jcpham: is right -241365;1349388511;rg;and like 2+ argumnts -241364;1349388517;dub;I only have one hand free -241363;1349388517;jcpham;fuck commands -241362;1349388521;jcpham;point and click -241361;1349388525;dub;how am I supposed to gpg with one hand -241360;1349388525;rg;typing is faster than clicking -241359;1349388563;jcpham;ok so tablets are pointless -241358;1349388567;dub;what teh fuck -241357;1349388571;jcpham;let's take 25 years back in ui design -241356;1349388574;dub;I might have been raxxed -241355;1349388580;dub;or goxxed -241354;1349388594;mircea_popescu;dub jcpham try jurov's thing, coinbr.com -241353;1349388596;rg;ok -241352;1349388601;rg;i dont like the bad karma in here -241351;1349388604;rg;its bumming out my high -241350;1349388613;rg;lets all figure out a movie that rg hasnt seen -241349;1349388621;rg;but wants to see -241348;1349388626;mod6;Wall St.? -241347;1349388626;dub;swap.avi -241346;1349388627;jcpham;see that works -241345;1349388632;mircea_popescu;UrMom Is Doing Detroit (volume 9) ? -241344;1349388634;jcpham;the brokerage can be point and click -241343;1349388635;rg;you know ive not yet seen wall st -241342;1349388638;rg;the new one -241341;1349388644;dub;SWAP.AVI -241340;1349388649;rg;that mightve been a good suggestion -241339;1349388649;mod6;the new one was meh, ok. -241338;1349388649;jcpham;now we have a service economy based on an exchange -241337;1349388655;mircea_popescu;jcpham :D -241336;1349388655;rg;if it was higher than a 5.5 on imdb -241335;1349388656;rg;ill watch it -241334;1349388657;dub;theres a new swap.avi? -241333;1349388681;rg;6.3 -241332;1349388684;rg;that's cuttin it pretty close -241331;1349388685;jcpham;anyways i'm just trolling -241330;1349388695;jcpham;i never bothered to read the instructions -241329;1349388696;mod6;rg: ahh, yeah, it wasnt nearly as good as the original. :/ -241328;1349388700;jcpham;i wish i would have now though -241327;1349388702;jcpham;for mpex -241326;1349388709;mod6;you should have jcpham -241325;1349388709;mircea_popescu;why ? -241324;1349388723;jcpham;i regret being lazy -241323;1349388733;mircea_popescu;cost you what, like 500 bux ? not the end of the world. -241322;1349388733;jcpham;i regret not diversify in your exchange -241321;1349388754;jcpham;it's really a matter of laziness -241320;1349388761;jcpham;20 30 btc whatever it is -241319;1349388765;jcpham;used to grow on trees -241318;1349388769;mircea_popescu;yup -241317;1349388770;jcpham;now it doesn't -241316;1349388776;mircea_popescu;well, it'll be 50 art some point so. -241315;1349388799;rg;mm -241314;1349388802;rg;coinbr looks pretty cool -241313;1349388809;rg;im glad someone finally fuckin did it -241312;1349388812;dub;swap.avi looks pretty cool too -241311;1349388813;Luceo;mircea_popescu: Some day that 50 BTC will be $50k :( -241310;1349388822;mircea_popescu;Luceo that day the fee will prolly be 500 btc. -241309;1349388835;jcpham;the idea is sound really -241308;1349388837;Luceo;$500k to join an exchange? :P -241307;1349388840;dub;three chicks take turns eating each others dookie, vomiting it back out into their open assholes, then eating it again -241306;1349388851;mircea_popescu;Luceo yes. -241305;1349388860;jcpham;name a place where it is free to trade securities -241304;1349388864;BTC-Mining;Well... I'm sure a chair at any stock market is very costly... -241303;1349388886;mircea_popescu;jcpham any place where securities = scams. -241302;1349388902;jcpham;you know what i meant -241301;1349388909;mircea_popescu;yea i do. -241300;1349388913;BTC-Mining;That's why most go through brokers conntected the system doing electronic transactions. -241299;1349388913;mircea_popescu;an' yer rifght. -241298;1349388924;jcpham;it should cost money -241297;1349388962;mircea_popescu;"I've reviewed your posts, you are definitely not worth doing business with , but carry on. Iggy button on." -241296;1349388970;mircea_popescu;the only one thing i regret is that this btc being anon -241295;1349388979;mircea_popescu;i can't fucking keep black lists properly. -241294;1349388980;Luceo;jcpham: cryptostocks :P -241293;1349389012;jcpham;is that the distributed thing -241292;1349389017;jcpham;sgornick's thing -241291;1349389032;Luceo;Its Vircurex's one -241290;1349389066;sgornick;jcpham: ? -241289;1349389088;BTC-Mining;It's your PR person mircea. People hate it. It's a troll. -241288;1349389091;jcpham;i'm sorry i'm thinging of the bond thing -241287;1349389104;jcpham;let's talk about that since you are here -241286;1349389159;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ya well, i'm really sorry I can't practically go "o, you're that cocky bullshitter talking back to my pr ? Fuck you, apologize, pay double or get lost". -241285;1349389209;sgornick;> jcpham: i'm sorry i'm thinging of the bond thing -241284;1349389211;sgornick;> let's talk about that since you are here -241283;1349389213;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is too full of people with absurd ideas about themselves. -241282;1349389226;sgornick;jcpham: Is that directed to me? -241281;1349389227;jcpham;https://github.com/jgarzik/pybond#readme -241280;1349389239;BTC-Mining;I think people are not fan of your bully like talk either Mircea =P -241279;1349389246;sgornick;Oh .. .ha .. that has happened like half a dozen times now. -241278;1349389247;jcpham;i think i am confused -241277;1349389261;sgornick;jgarzik != sgornick -241276;1349389268;jcpham;exactly -241275;1349389270;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i can certainly see that. -241274;1349389272;jcpham;my apologies -241273;1349389276;sgornick;np -241272;1349389291;mircea_popescu;sad fact of the matter is, things don't work w/o someone laying down the book ocasionally. -241271;1349389316;BTC-Mining;You don't attract investors by giving a 360 degrees "FUCK YOU! TOLD YOU SO!" all around all the time. -241270;1349389332;BTC-Mining;No matter if you're right or not. -241269;1349389341;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining experience seems to show i do. -241268;1349389350;mircea_popescu;ever stopped to think about that ? -241267;1349389367;mircea_popescu;"hey, this guy is doing everything wrong and comes up on top all the time... hmm.. maybe I AM WRONG ?!?!" -241266;1349389397;BTC-Mining;I think it's more about people who can go over the talk and the fee because of the great issues on MPEx than anything else. -241265;1349389418;BTC-Mining;Not because the PR helps. -241264;1349389433;mircea_popescu;really, it's about the following fact : vapid idiots aren't investors. investors that are investors follow principles. -241263;1349389456;pigeons;but i wanna be an investor! -241262;1349389457;mircea_popescu;you don't close a contract by offering people free bonbons unless you're selling cheap shoes for the mass market. -241261;1349389469;teek;quite a shit pile we have turned this into guys -241260;1349389474;teek;and by we i mean - not me -241259;1349389480;mircea_popescu;ahahah line of the day -241258;1349389482;teek;some of the others, wow. -241257;1349389673;BTC-Mining;I still believe you're hurting yourself. Attacking everything else without actually promoting yourself? -241256;1349389702;BTC-Mining;Not very professional. That PR person should defend MPEx when attacked and give info and answers about it. -241255;1349389723;BTC-Mining;Not attack others, if others are bad, real investors will come to the right place. -241254;1349389728;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining mpex owns a market. some idiots keep insisting in diluting that market with obvious scams. it's her job to point this out. -241253;1349389731;mircea_popescu;no. -241252;1349389737;mircea_popescu;scams need to be called out as scams. -241251;1349389747;mircea_popescu;THEN real investors will figure things out. -241250;1349389886;mircea_popescu;and otherwise, mpex has supported (incl with donations) all sorts of beneficial people and initiatives. -241249;1349389907;BTC-Mining;If real investors needs to have the scams pointed out, then they're not really investors... -241248;1349389908;mircea_popescu;it's just a matter of, the bad guys have a little cartel going and they're defending each other with empty words. -241247;1349389919;mircea_popescu;we disagree on that. -241246;1349389945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15048 @ 0.00036366 = 5.4724 BTC [-] -241245;1349389954;BTC-Mining;It seems so. -241244;1349390035;mircea_popescu;well, not the end of the world. -241243;1349390043;dub;I support the bad guy cartel theory -241242;1349390047;BTC-Mining;Indeed. -241241;1349390174;dub;think of intersango, nefario, theymos.. all in the same place, know each other irl, all shady as fuck like some gang of limey grifters -241240;1349390182;boonies4u;is that where the fee to join mpex goes? -241239;1349390190;boonies4u;to fighting the evil scammer cartels? -241238;1349390216;mircea_popescu;boonies4u it goes back as dividends. -241237;1349390237;boonies4u;oh? -241236;1349390249;mircea_popescu;what did you think lol -241235;1349390280;boonies4u;I didn't know how much of mpex was traded -241234;1349390295;boonies4u;is it all on the market? -241233;1349390335;mircea_popescu;mm, you know it's reported monthly, there's a thread in btctalk -241232;1349390349;boonies4u;actually i don;t -241231;1349390352;boonies4u;don't* -241230;1349390356;boonies4u;link? -241229;1349390426;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg1230084#msg1230084 -241228;1349390497;boonies4u;oh good luck with that -241227;1349390684;boonies4u;you just think 30 btc would go to more than just bills and dividends -241226;1349390713;boonies4u;you would* -241225;1349391044;mircea_popescu;330 total last month actually -241224;1349391047;mircea_popescu;course back then the fee was 20 -241223;1349391109;boonies4u;like I said... good luck :P -241222;1349391233;dub;mortal kombat - prom edition http://i.imgur.com/rk5oq.gif -241221;1349391389;boonies4u;that's not the prom -241220;1349391452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32952 @ 0.00036366 = 11.9833 BTC [-] -241219;1349391454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10648 @ 0.00036461 = 3.8824 BTC [+] -241218;1349391488;pigeons;thre goes mircea_popescu trading with himself again. except when he wears that black dress he actually thinks he's trading with someone else -241217;1349391582;rg;boonies4me -241216;1349391678;BTC-Mining;I trade on MPEx, pretty sure all trades are legit. -241215;1349391698;BTC-Mining;Even if I don't like MP or his PR person's ways personally. -241214;1349391723;BTC-Mining;The exchange is fine as far as I'm concerned. -241213;1349391926;rg;mpoe-pr is a cunt -241212;1349391935;rg;4srs -241211;1349391953;pigeons;well that's barnum pr -241210;1349391953;jcpham;srs? -241209;1349392089;BTC-Mining;Yes, I keep saying this MPOE-PR keeps giving a bad name to his fine exchange. -241208;1349392528;boonies4u;rg: did you want something? -241207;1349392756;rg;no -241206;1349392758;rg;i was just saying hai -241205;1349392977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00036361 = 3.4543 BTC [-] -241204;1349394498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00036361 = 6.8359 BTC [-] -241203;1349395943;dakid;so the elephant in the room.... GLBSE.... if it is required to shut down by the FSA, what happens to the shares of legitimate mining coop's? -241202;1349395973;Lyspooner;glbse moves -241201;1349395976;copumpkin;are you an accredited investor? -241200;1349396001;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1500 @ 0.00039785 = 0.5968 BTC [+] -241199;1349396186;jurov;oh, one day away and all hell breaks loose... -241198;1349396240;dakid;copumpkin: accredited? I had a few shares spread around, nothing huge though -241197;1349396251;dakid;jurov: one day away from what? -241196;1349396268;jurov;from irc and btctalk -241195;1349396302;copumpkin;dakid: US issuers aren't supposed to be able to solicit investment from anyone but accredited investors, and accredited means you have a lot of money or make a lot of money :) -241194;1349396313;copumpkin;so a lot of what you thought were legit shares might not be, if they were issued by people in the US -241193;1349396317;copumpkin;and I think other countries have similar laws -241192;1349396327;copumpkin;it's the reason most people can't invest in a hedge fund -241191;1349396333;copumpkin;it's the law -241190;1349396397;dakid;ah, actually i would probably qualify -241189;1349396408;dakid;after reading the qualifications -241188;1349396425;copumpkin;well, doesn't save the issuers :) -241187;1349396457;copumpkin;if they're making public offerings, they need to follow regulations, and if not, they need to be talking only to accredited investors -241186;1349396551;copumpkin;and I'm guessing that most bitcoiners don't qualify :) -241185;1349396577;dakid;i never thought glbse was a 100% legal, i just assumed it was in the grey area of the law or was based out of a place without such regulations -241184;1349396611;GoonyGooGoo;dakid: We'll see on Satuday. -241183;1349396625;Ignatius-otc;everyone I spoke with said it was grey area -241182;1349396631;Ignatius-otc;we'll see it seems:) -241181;1349396637;PeanutPower;when you invest neopoints on the neopets site do you need to be an accredited investor ? -241180;1349396657;GoonyGooGoo;neopoints/neopets? -241179;1349396663;PeanutPower;ya neopets.com -241178;1349396672;GoonyGooGoo;Perhaps we need to lauch our BTC securities on neopets.com -241177;1349396684;PeanutPower;yeah they have a stock market -241176;1349396692;PeanutPower;the neodaq or something like that :P -241175;1349396716;dakid;GoonyGooGoo: hahaha, then they'll come after the evil bitcoiners for taking advantage of little kids -241174;1349396765;PeanutPower;i think most people don't consider btc a genuine currency if you read the popular press -241173;1349396783;PeanutPower;like loyalty points at a supermarket -241172;1349396850;dakid;i wonder if anyones tried twittering/calling the FSA and asking about GLBSE -241171;1349396899;PeanutPower;i bet they wouldn't recognise it as a real entity -241170;1349396907;PeanutPower;easier for them that way -241169;1349397250;PeanutPower;nothing new here http://blog.glbse.com/ -241168;1349397259;PeanutPower;or here http://twitter.com/bitcoinglobal -241167;1349397278;rg;dakid -241166;1349397281;rg;i would not recommend that -241165;1349397291;rg;that's like calling the cops and asking them if they know about a crack house -241164;1349397293;rg;if they didn't -241163;1349397295;rg;they do now -241162;1349397299;Doffx;Is that Nefario? -241161;1349397319;Doffx;He looks like the type of guy that would hang out with mircea_popescu -241160;1349397327;rg;what's that supposed to mean -241159;1349397331;rg;you are making fun of two of my friends -241158;1349397334;rg;and you may die -241157;1349397355;dakid;rg: the SEC/FSA already knows about that crack house -241156;1349397375;rg;dakid: can you do me a favor? -241155;1349397383;Doffx;I'm not sure where I said anything bad about them. -241154;1349397415;dakid;perhaps -241153;1349397418;rg;WAKE ME UP, BEFORE YOU GO GO DONT LEAVE ME HANGIN ON LIKE A YO YO -241152;1349397425;rg;wake me UP -241151;1349397427;rg;before you go go -241150;1349397429;rg;and take me dancin tonight -241149;1349397439;rg;i wanna hit that hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiighh yea yea yea -241148;1349397446;rg;you put the boom boom into my brain -241147;1349397452;rg;and i bang bang bang do whatever the same -241146;1349397463;dakid;lol -241145;1349397464;rg;jitterbug into my brain -241144;1349397536;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 500 @ 0.00039785 = 0.1989 BTC [+] -241143;1349397538;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2600 @ 0.00039785 = 1.0344 BTC [+] -241142;1349397787;Ignatius-otc;looks like all of you are screwed...but *I've* got claim codes -241141;1349397964;noagendamarket;now everyone can be goat -241140;1349397988;PsychoticBoy;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU_bz-6giiU -241139;1349398160;dakid;excuse me, i think some one sat on their drum machine :-P -241138;1349398176;Ignatius-otc;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNrX5lCciMk -241137;1349398202;Ignatius-otc;i like PsychoticBoy's link tho -241136;1349398210;PsychoticBoy;:D -241135;1349398238;noagendamarket;and its gone :P -241134;1349398245;dakid;I love dieselboy -241133;1349398280;Ignatius-otc;that track is win around the 2:00 mark "ladies and gentlemen its time for us to present to you something strong" -241132;1349398302;kakobrekla;this 'remix' is bull. -241131;1349398367;dub;PsychoticBoy: jesus man, that brings back some memories -241130;1349398398;PsychoticBoy;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3KGTbWxslw&feature=related -241129;1349398406;PsychoticBoy;this brings back mem -241128;1349398438;rg;http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/10/i-am-calling-you-from-windows-a-tech-support-scammer-dials-ars-technica/ -241127;1349398442;rg;i am calling you from windows -241126;1349398604;noagendamarket;lol -241125;1349398612;noagendamarket;we get those calls all the time -241124;1349398623;noagendamarket;I ask them to delete system 32 -241123;1349398672;dub;yeah that shit is OLD -241122;1349398673;Ignatius-otc;I have never gotten such a call...I will prepare a win virtual machine full of scat porn for the occasion -241121;1349398676;rg;if they worked on their script -241120;1349398681;rg;i bet they wouldve been way more successful -241119;1349399044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31442 @ 0.00036361 = 11.4326 BTC [-] -241118;1349399395;RogueAI;no ops in #glbse, that's a bit ominous -241117;1349399408;dub;not really -241116;1349399458;RogueAI;even given the website text? usually there is at least one op idling in that channel (at least there used to be) -241115;1349399544;dub;nefario is busy being waterboarded, he'll get back to you shortly -241114;1349399569;boonies4u;lol -241113;1349399759;noagendamarket;lol -241112;1349399772;noagendamarket;I hate those orange jumpsuits -241111;1349399960;dub;this is why glbse is down www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgmgsLe0xrM -241110;1349400120;jurov;Looks like it is necessary to assure everyone that the 30BTC fee for new MPEx accounts has no effect on coinbr users, current or future ones. -241109;1349400186;drekk;TIL: "cockjuggling thundercunts" -- i'll just leave this here -241108;1349400203;boonies4u;coinbr a broker? -241107;1349400217;boonies4u;nvm -241106;1349400546;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4100 @ 0.00039785 = 1.6312 BTC [+] -241105;1349400548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51400 @ 0.00036123 = 18.5672 BTC [-] -241104;1349400700;dentldir;;;gpg eauth dentldir -241103;1349400700;gribble;Request successful for user dentldir, hostmask dentldir!6b040ab7@gateway/web/freenode/ip.107.4.10.183. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/0A32484F888E04D0 -241102;1349400846;dentldir;;;gpg everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:84819f22d43470d2f5dd03bd1b9fc0e8c6a30a89b4bdf1d8cca501f7 -241101;1349400846;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu -241100;1349401068;drekk;did the closedown of glbse have any significant impact on mpex trading volume (yet)? -241099;1349401412;dub;hi nefario -241098;1349401534;drekk;ha! -241097;1349401712;BTC-Mining;Who say's that's nefario? -241096;1349401721;dub;[18:42] --- farts_to_much [~james@94.197.127.235.threembb.co.uk] has joined #bitcoin-assets -241095;1349401729;dub;his gecos and ISP -241094;1349401738;BTC-Mining;Not authed, not using nefario's registered nick -241093;1349401748;BTC-Mining;Just coming from the same ISP as Nefario -241092;1349401769;dub;yeah, im sure its a coincidence -241091;1349401821;drekk;Smoovious, last time i checked that was just one of many rumors being spread -241090;1349401850;drekk;right -241089;1349401868;RogueAI;you think if it was an update or move they could just say so -241088;1349401868;drekk;i replace "closedown" with "downtime" in my question -241087;1349401888;BTC-Mining;Not a coincidence. Just someone also in the UK trying to pass as nefario. Or he just forgot to obfuscate that before coming here to see how people were going. -241086;1349401904;RogueAI;Smoovius: "We are updating" "We are moving servers" How hard is that to type? -241085;1349401954;noagendamarket;the fact hes not in contact with the other major shareholders isnt good. -241084;1349401964;drekk;but it has implications. bitches love implications -241083;1349401973;dub;I assume he's in contact with some people -241082;1349401981;RogueAI;well it means they are almost braindead when it comes to writing temporary placeholder text -241081;1349401991;dub;-NickServ(NickServ@services.)- Last seen : Oct 04 15:19:01 2012 (7 hours, 31 minutes, 57 seconds ago) -241080;1349401991;noagendamarket;hes probably ibn the tower of london lol -241079;1349402000;RogueAI;which just doesn't match up with their ability to use a computer -241078;1349402026;BTC-Mining;As far as I know, nefario already has a place to live. -241077;1349402033;RogueAI;sure, but I don't think "they are massively incompetent" is much better reasoning than any other -241076;1349402048;dub;well we already know that -241075;1349402054;dub;just look at the website -241074;1349402061;drekk;Smoovious, well... so did you presenting the "moving servers" theory as a fact :P -241073;1349402062;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2500 @ 0.00039785 = 0.9946 BTC [+] -241072;1349402117;drekk;then phrase it that way or add to the FUD -241071;1349402185;drekk;ok. not gonna argue over that -241070;1349402260;noagendamarket;I dont think nefario is dishonest in any way. Just poor decision making. -241069;1349402304;BTC-Mining;Like I told him once, I believe he is a great developer, but decision wise, he's not good at PR. -241068;1349402325;BTC-Mining;I say the same about Mircea or Diablo-D3. -241067;1349402330;noagendamarket;glbse needs a board of directors and PR -241066;1349402336;BTC-Mining;They can dev, but take PR decisions? -241065;1349402339;BTC-Mining;Meh -241064;1349402347;noagendamarket;Nefario should stick to devloping :P -241063;1349402385;drekk;seems to be the prob with most assets i've seen on the forum: lack of communication skills -241062;1349402406;BTC-Mining;In the meanwhile... let's wait for Saturday. -241061;1349402490;BTC-Mining;Lack of communication? I've seen tons of deposit takers dismissing legit questions as trolls and critics as trolls. Even completly valid points. If they were trolls, well they succeeded, you couldn't even counter-argue. -241060;1349402534;drekk;lack of communicatiom *skills*. quantity != quality -241059;1349402575;BTC-Mining;No, but it's important nonetheless -241058;1349402591;drekk;agree -241057;1349402626;BTC-Mining;Answer everything until people can only come up with statements so crazy it would make them look bad to bring them forward. You'd often realize "trolls" were actually more the paranoid type than trolls and eventually are satisfied. -241056;1349402751;drekk;depends on your ressources. and quality of the trolls. if you find yourself answering questions all day instead of doing business, you've got a problem -241055;1349402836;BTC-Mining;Aye, but the thing is, those who took the time to make everything clear and answer everything promptly pretty much don't have those "trolls" in their threads, oddly. -241054;1349402923;drekk;might be, i don't think the amount of trolls in a thread is a good indicator, tho. especially with usagi it looks to me as if personal/emotional reason were involved -241053;1349403067;BTC-Mining;I think it's mostly people invested in his funds and not happy about the fact usagi chose some investments which were losing investments. -241052;1349403076;BTC-Mining;Probably. -241051;1349403092;BTC-Mining;I never created a fund for that reason. -241050;1349403173;BTC-Mining;You get 5%-10% of the 1-2% investments get weekly (For 1000 BTC, that's around $5-20 per week) -241049;1349403199;BTC-Mining;Do you really have any incentive to be there most of the day to manage and quickly move positions? -241048;1349403219;BTC-Mining;Most funds were lower than that, around 200-500 BTC tho. -241047;1349403233;BTC-Mining;And a single big loss impacts everyone to top it. -241046;1349403253;BTC-Mining;Managing a fund seems like the worst idea you could make. -241045;1349403324;drekk;with btc under current conditions? definitely -241044;1349403341;drekk;otherwise it sounds like a fun hobby if you have the time at your hands -241043;1349403402;BTC-Mining;I took loans through GLBSE. -241042;1349403402;dakid;how long does it take to get verified these days on mtgox? anyone know -241041;1349403424;BTC-Mining;Paid far less in interests than any funds/securities. -241040;1349403445;BTC-Mining;Much simpler -241039;1349403514;BTC-Mining;Keep most profits for myself where I can make some. -241038;1349403534;BTC-Mining;A loan contract is better. -241037;1349403591;drekk;if you're looking for interests, then of course. dividends != interests. ppl often confuse them -241036;1349403623;noagendamarket;btcjam does most of the stuff glbse does lol -241035;1349403624;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2000 @ 0.00039786 = 0.7957 BTC [+] -241034;1349403625;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 300 @ 0.00039786 = 0.1194 BTC [+] -241033;1349403627;BTC-Mining;Yes, exactly. I was offering 0.5% in interests paid weekly. -241032;1349403642;BTC-Mining;26% per year, semi-high credit card rate. -241031;1349403685;boonies4u;BTC-Mining: I put up a loan on btcjam, still being funded -241030;1349403695;boonies4u;I'm glad I didn't do a LTO or fund on GLBSE -241029;1349403700;noagendamarket;I hedged glbse with litecoinglobal lol -241028;1349403714;noagendamarket;feelsgoodman.jpg -241027;1349403772;boonies4u;anything worth noting on ltc-global? -241026;1349403786;boonies4u;i haven't bought/invested litecoins yet -241025;1349403789;boonies4u;only mined and traded -241024;1349403801;drekk;i've "invested" 3 coins in pyramining (read: i was drunk). break-even in 13 months. yea. sure. call me maybe -241023;1349403802;noagendamarket;for one thing you can buy shares in the exchange itself lol -241022;1349403842;boonies4u;noagendamarket: like mpex? -241021;1349403843;boonies4u;lol -241020;1349403861;noagendamarket;bitcoin investing is closely related to flushung the toilet -241019;1349403886;boonies4u;explain -241018;1349403892;noagendamarket;or sitting on top of a skyscraper and thrpowing $5 notes off it -241017;1349403905;BTC-Mining;Eh, I had ~18000 USD in assets on GLBSE + 3460 USD loaned through BTC-BOND + ~20000 USD through BTC-MINING -241016;1349403915;noagendamarket;ouch -241015;1349403916;kakobrekla;maybe some mpex user finds this useful http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=jtuEzGbv -241014;1349403927;noagendamarket;mpex is for porn lol -241013;1349403943;BTC-Mining;I have BitVPS shares on MPEx -241012;1349403956;BTC-Mining;Delicious hosting shares -241011;1349403964;boonies4u;noagendamarket: you can make money investing bitcoins -241010;1349403982;noagendamarket;yes I trade the spread :P -241009;1349403989;boonies4u;that's fun to -241008;1349403992;boonies4u;especially for turds -241007;1349403997;noagendamarket;yah -241006;1349403998;drekk;i think mpex is actually pretty interesting. i dont care about the domain, porn and alleged child pr0n. but the fee spoils it for me atm -241005;1349404015;boonies4u;free spoils? -241004;1349404018;noagendamarket;yeah thew mpex fee ius a huge barrier -241003;1349404030;drekk;boonies4u, -r -241002;1349404032;boonies4u;oh fee spoils -241001;1349404037;BTC-Mining;Considering I started with 7000 USD/900 BTC and ended up with 18000 USD/1500 BTC in value, I'd say trading was good until GLBSE went offline. -241000;1349404054;drekk;:) -240999;1349404064;boonies4u;I hope it comes back online... or i'm gonna have to buy an FPGA -240998;1349404070;boonies4u;and I can't daytrade FPGAs -240997;1349404071;noagendamarket;BTC-Mining was one of the better assets -240996;1349404089;BTC-Mining;3460 USD loaned through BTC-BOND + ~20000 USD through BTC-MINING I'll need the list of holders to return anything back. -240995;1349404117;boonies4u;I only have a few bonds lying around -240994;1349404121;BTC-Mining;The problem is that 20000 USD + about ~10000 USD of my 18k was in BTC-MINING -240993;1349404135;noagendamarket;I liquidated most of my personal shares a week ago -240992;1349404135;BTC-Mining;and Amazingrando from Bitbond has those funds loaned to. -240991;1349404145;boonies4u;nice -240990;1349404161;noagendamarket;I suspected this was coming -240989;1349404166;BTC-Mining;He can return them, but without a list of BTC-MINING holders, I cannot return anything. -240988;1349404189;boonies4u;hopefully nefario doesn't kill himself or vanish -240987;1349404193;drekk;why seems everybody to be so anti-cryptostocks? besides the fact i've only found two assets that i'd out money in -240986;1349404202;noagendamarket;Its funny that BTC-Mining had value because it didnt actually own hardware yet lol -240985;1349404204;drekk;out=put -240984;1349404234;noagendamarket;ie it was fully backed by the bitcoins it holds :D -240983;1349404240;BTC-Mining;It had a loan with one of the large serious miner, with an agreement for that hashing paying the dividends to be repurchased back at 100% -240982;1349404255;BTC-Mining;So we were making money while accumulating funds for FPGA/ASICs -240981;1349404264;noagendamarket;yah -240980;1349404271;BTC-Mining;Without ever actually spending on equipment before seeing it working. -240979;1349404282;BTC-Mining;We were getting ready. -240978;1349404294;BTC-Mining;It was the largest pool of funds for the large ASIC rigs. -240977;1349404296;noagendamarket;its a good way to do it -240976;1349404301;BTC-Mining;We almost had enough for one. -240975;1349404302;boonies4u;don't act so negative -240974;1349404313;boonies4u;nefario could turn back around and damage control could go quite smoothly -240973;1349404334;BTC-Mining;So far I'm confident GLBSE will come back or a list of holders will be released. -240972;1349404349;BTC-Mining;I'm not really worrying too much. -240971;1349404361;boonies4u;I dodged a bullet -240970;1349404371;drekk;boonies4u, stop being rational and spread more FUD! ;) -240969;1349404389;BTC-Mining;eh, if GLBSE come back and everyone panic sells... -240968;1349404392;boonies4u;drekk: where's mpex and realsolid? -240967;1349404401;boonies4u;I actually like nefario -240966;1349404402;BTC-Mining;I think I'll own a large portion of every assets. -240965;1349404425;noagendamarket;The SEC cant repossess greyhounds lol -240964;1349404435;boonies4u;lol -240963;1349404446;noagendamarket;ftw -240962;1349404461;RogueAI;if it's a list, it needs to be a signed list of bitcoin addresses linked to holdings -240961;1349404487;noagendamarket;I wouldnt accept the code thing nefario is pushing -240960;1349404493;RogueAI;no way -240959;1349404511;RogueAI;BTC address or jump off a bridge -240958;1349404515;noagendamarket;has to be gpg signed messages if anything. -240957;1349404519;RogueAI;yep -240956;1349404535;RogueAI;so if any scammers or trolls confront, you can link to the transactions -240955;1349404538;BTC-Mining;Nefario should provide a way to submit a BTC address to be given to OPs -240954;1349404546;RogueAI;with the signed document as source -240953;1349404567;BTC-Mining;Then we can claim/transact with the OP through signing with said BTC address/receiving payments there. -240952;1349404625;boonies4u;beh... -240951;1349404655;boonies4u;here's to hoping glbse comes back up -240950;1349404659;boonies4u;and not some "list" -240949;1349404667;noagendamarket;lets hope so -240948;1349404692;RogueAI;with a decent PR person ;p -240947;1349404711;noagendamarket;cant afford it lol -240946;1349404727;noagendamarket;Nefario takes all the profit :P -240945;1349404745;RogueAI;:( -240944;1349404758;RogueAI;he should write a book to fund the PR position -240943;1349404765;RogueAI;"How to ruin a business in minutes" -240942;1349404776;boonies4u;what exactly did he "do"? -240941;1349404794;boonies4u;I've only heard 2nd hand snippets from usagi -240940;1349404795;RogueAI;delisted something in a terrible fashion -240939;1349404809;noagendamarket;he delisted goat -240938;1349404824;noagendamarket;and gave him a broken redemption scheme -240937;1349404855;RogueAI;then took the site down with this as the lead sentence on the parked page "For those worried about their bitcoin, please calm yourselves there has been no hack and your coins are safe and all accounted for." -240936;1349404873;RogueAI;Don't worry I didn't pull a bitcoinic@40 guys ROFLMAO -240935;1349404896;RogueAI;I bet that makes you guys feel all warm and fuzzy, I R GR8 @ PR -240934;1349404975;RogueAI;noagendamarket, the scary thing is that Nefario has used better systems in the past. So it appears from the outside that he was looking to hose over Goat. -240933;1349404994;boonies4u;so he delisted goat and shut down the site? -240932;1349405004;boonies4u;sounds silly, not necessarily damaging -240931;1349405009;RogueAI;there was time between the two actions -240930;1349405017;BTC-Mining;The thing with GLBSE compared to trading platforms is that most put funds, buy some stocks, and the ops spends it outside GLBSE. -240929;1349405040;BTC-Mining;So there's far from the whole assets' value at any time in GLBSE's wallet. -240928;1349405055;noagendamarket;GLBSE doesnt hold much btc -240927;1349405071;noagendamarket;its simply a trading platform, -240926;1349405071;BTC-Mining;I hardly see it profitable to just steal that even if it's a good few thousands BTC over going long term with GLBSE seriously. -240925;1349405073;boonies4u;ok, so no one knows why the page was put up? -240924;1349405082;RogueAI;that's to be expected, on a USD exchange the exchange doesn't horde the funds -240923;1349405097;BTC-Mining;You would have to be a very lousy and lazy thief to go away with just GLBSE's wallet. -240922;1349405100;noagendamarket;nefario wants to go regulated but others dont :P -240921;1349405112;RogueAI;there has been no official reasoning, just that park page. boonies4u -240920;1349405121;boonies4u;scary -240919;1349405129;BTC-Mining;My guess is SEC/FSA clawing back because of Pirate -240918;1349405133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00036266 = 3.6266 BTC [+] -240917;1349405134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25458 @ 0.00036267 = 9.2329 BTC [+] -240916;1349405135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13542 @ 0.00036461 = 4.9375 BTC [+] -240915;1349405147;boonies4u;if I were him, I would have just put up a bogus maintenance page -240914;1349405152;boonies4u;would have gone so much smoother -240913;1349405158;BTC-Mining;or he screwed the rolling out of GLBSE v.3 and he's now in panic mode trying to make it work. -240912;1349405176;BTC-Mining;boonies, quite... -240911;1349405190;boonies4u;is GLBSE v3 the one with actually functioning blue,white,pink, and black markets? -240910;1349405197;BTC-Mining;People would all have gone cheering with expectations about a shiney GLBSE v3 -240909;1349405226;boonies4u;then he could say it was just normal maintenance, and that they shouldn't have overreacted -240908;1349405257;boonies4u;we need a live ticker on the number of hairs on nefario's head -240907;1349405274;BTC-Mining;I would easily see this happening: after the weekend, Nefario comes back, looks at all the talks and would be something like: "What the heck? I put a notice not to panic! Look at the shiny new v3!" -240906;1349405306;asa1024;damn out of popcorn! -240905;1349405327;boonies4u;this could be a good chance to buy stocks from panic sellers -240904;1349405331;boonies4u;after it goes back up -240903;1349405347;BTC-Mining;Big enough asa1024? -240902;1349405363;asa1024;lol -240901;1349405366;boonies4u;actually I have popcorn... >3> -240900;1349405368;boonies4u;>:3 -240899;1349405372;boonies4u;>;D -240898;1349405408;dub;pirate says the SEC havent contacted him -240897;1349405435;BTC-Mining;Really? -240896;1349405448;RogueAI;*take with mountain of salt -240895;1349405458;BTC-Mining;Odd... maybe they're so slow they haven't even yet figured who this "Pirateat40" is. -240894;1349405458;RogueAI;but yes, he said he hasn't been served with any papers yet -240893;1349405470;RogueAI;well they are slow -240892;1349405488;RogueAI;we know that from the post-Madoff review -240891;1349405493;BTC-Mining;They probably starting to have a bigger picture of what happened and info about the passthrough issuers. -240890;1349405498;RogueAI;my guess is they are in the public information gathering stage -240889;1349405503;BTC-Mining;And will have to get Pirate's identity through them. -240888;1349405507;RogueAI;to assess whether more action is needed -240887;1349405530;noagendamarket;I wondered why nefario asked what does the red button do the other day :P -240886;1349405587;BTC-Mining;noagendamarket, lol -240885;1349405658;boonies4u;pirate already said he's in no physical danger -240884;1349405666;boonies4u;he already has his pirate island -240883;1349405688;bitcoinbear;I want my own island -240882;1349405710;boonies4u;you can make one out of plastic bottles -240881;1349405739;boonies4u;though it would be more attractive to use the plastic balls made out recycled materials -240880;1349405751;bitcoinbear;but I just gave up coke, no more bottles for me -240879;1349405760;BTC-Mining;True, plastic bottles degrade slowly. And are full of air. Perfect material for a cheap fleating island. -240878;1349405790;boonies4u;bitcoinbear: lol -240877;1349405798;boonies4u;what about tea, water, sun drop? -240876;1349405824;noagendamarket;bitcoiners dont do shit when you rip them, off...so people rip them off -240875;1349405837;boonies4u;sad but true -240874;1349405838;bitcoinbear;actually, the other day I was contemplating stealing one of the islands in Lake Michigan -240873;1349405846;boonies4u;stealing? -240872;1349405851;boonies4u;you mean squatting? -240871;1349405858;bitcoinbear;how long would it take people to notice me way out there? -240870;1349405870;noagendamarket;people break in to houses inn Australia because no one has guns and you can sue the house owner if you break a leg while stealing from them -240869;1349405893;bitcoinbear;no, stealing, making my own country -240868;1349405920;RogueAI;new Red Dwarf season Ep 1 is out -240867;1349405949;boonies4u;bitcoinbear: I guess it depends on if border patrol boats go near it or not -240866;1349405980;boonies4u;you could make a nice little border jumping hub -240865;1349405984;bitcoinbear;no border on lake michigan, until I declare one -240864;1349406031;noagendamarket;I think the lakota indians seceeded again didnt they ? -240863;1349406034;bitcoinbear;but yes, I have seen coast gaurd out there -240862;1349406087;BTC-Mining;Make a tribe with your own language, never educate the kids about any word of english. If the first generation dies along with english before you are discovered, the next ones when discovered would be a completly non-english speaking, oblivious to technology, tribe of people from american descent... -240861;1349406126;BTC-Mining;It would make things interesting at least. -240860;1349406272;bitcoinbear;why must they be oblivious to tech? -240859;1349406282;drekk;..and call it "hobo land" -240858;1349406294;noagendamarket;lol -240857;1349406321;noagendamarket;sounds like WACO -240856;1349406324;bitcoinbear;make bitcoin the official curreny ofthe tribe -240855;1349406331;boonies4u;lol -240854;1349406339;drekk;banana coins -240853;1349406349;boonies4u;I don't bitcoin to be an official currency by a country -240852;1349406361;boonies4u;it would remove the voluntary nature of bitcoin -240851;1349406371;noagendamarket;is it still bitcoin if you change the name of the client ? -240850;1349406372;boonies4u;don't want* -240849;1349406383;boonies4u;noagendamarket: what is this I don't even -240848;1349406401;noagendamarket;just search and replace all uses of the word bitcoin lol -240847;1349406455;BTC-Mining;I don't care about the voluntary nature of bitcoins, I care about the lack of centralization. -240846;1349406495;noagendamarket;The lead dev being in charge of the bitcoin foundation doesnt help :P -240845;1349406526;boonies4u;noagendamarket: oh hush -240844;1349406566;boonies4u;noagendamarket: this is what I have a problem with http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/10/04/bitcoin-prevents-monetary-tyranny/ -240843;1349406577;RogueAI;The network is pretty safe as long as the majority don't adopt a code release with centralizing features -240842;1349406606;noagendamarket;boonies4u why ? -240841;1349406628;drekk;meh. think the bigger problem is centralization of PR/visibility to the outside -240840;1349406633;RogueAI;boonies4u, you mean you have a problem with monetary tyranny, correct? -240839;1349406640;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2297 @ 0.00039785 = 0.9139 BTC [-] -240838;1349406641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00036127 = 11.4523 BTC [-] -240837;1349406680;boonies4u;RogueAI: I have a problem with an organization politicizing bitcoin, which would be essentially throwing non-anonymous members and bitcoiners under the bus -240836;1349406705;boonies4u;putting up articles like that is what will get us declared as terrorists -240835;1349406748;RogueAI;well it's from forbes -240834;1349406766;RogueAI;I once made the mistake of reading an issue at a laundromat -240833;1349406783;boonies4u;it's a Forbes article by Jon Matonis -240832;1349406798;RogueAI;what a dirty rag of a media company -240831;1349406834;RogueAI;I don't doubt that there are plenty of idiot people out there who won't understand that no one can speak for a inanimate trading unit -240830;1349406845;noagendamarket;yeah I wont be joining the foundation :P -240829;1349406854;boonies4u;Jon Matonis, a founder of TBF, https://bitcoinfoundation.org/about/board -240828;1349406860;boonies4u;noagendamarket: it's probably too late for me -240827;1349406865;RogueAI;maybe you should start seeding "John Matis is an idiot" around the internet -240826;1349406878;noagendamarket;Jon Matonis works for Visa -240825;1349406920;copumpkin;he used to -240824;1349406922;drekk;"Centralised. Here we are with the worlds most powerful distributed system with countless possibilities for expansion and yet we keep building an infrastructure with centralised components like we're still living in the dot com boom and practically every damn attack has been against centralised components." https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115430.msg1246227#msg1246227 ;) -240823;1349406939;RogueAI;My career has included senior influential posts at Sumitomo Bank, VISA, VeriSign, and Hushmail. -240822;1349406954;RogueAI;ok that Jon Matonis bio is giving me creepy feelings about Gavin's past CIA talk -240821;1349406969;boonies4u;I don't want TBF to lead bitcoin to either extreme -240820;1349406973;RogueAI;payment processors, SSL Cert issuer, and a supposedly secure email service -240819;1349406973;boonies4u;I don -240818;1349407001;boonies4u;I don't want bitcoin to become centralized or regulated, but I also don't want it to be labeled as a tool to be used against the state -240817;1349407004;RogueAI;that has the scent of intelligence asset all ove rit -240816;1349407007;RogueAI;over it* -240815;1349407023;RogueAI;why did they let this guy be a founder? -240814;1349407038;RogueAI;only makes me wonder how compromised any other founders are -240813;1349407040;noagendamarket;its not a tool to take down the state its a tool against bankers :P -240812;1349407068;boonies4u;that's just as bad -240811;1349407071;boonies4u;well "bad" -240810;1349407090;noagendamarket;yea probably -240809;1349407104;RogueAI;imo, the mantra for BTC should be "medium of exchange for the internet" -240808;1349407111;RogueAI;nothing political -240807;1349407115;boonies4u;maybe I should set up a dead man's switch -240806;1349407127;boonies4u;incase I disappear, certain people are informed -240805;1349407134;noagendamarket;bitcoin is justa tool you can use :P -240804;1349407158;boonies4u;tool is a bad word -240803;1349407163;boonies4u;medium of exchange is better -240802;1349407169;noagendamarket;sure -240801;1349407205;noagendamarket;there should be more bitcoin-otc and less mt gox :P -240800;1349407217;boonies4u;oh yes definitely -240799;1349407221;PeanutPower;how about "virtual game currency" -240798;1349407237;boonies4u;PeanutPower: we need more games that use it ingame -240797;1349407246;boonies4u;I think one or two does -240796;1349407250;RogueAI;I dislike agreeing with Atlas but I'm just going to ignore that foundation -240795;1349407254;PeanutPower;i'm working on that :P from an LTC perspective :) -240794;1349407277;RogueAI;it would be nice if the devs were more interested in faster confirmations from the core network -240793;1349407283;boonies4u;RogueAI: Atlas is the reason why my post counts go up by 50 in 4 hours -240792;1349407284;RogueAI;rather than wanting bitcoin banks to form -240791;1349407303;PeanutPower;i like the 2.5 min confirmation time with litecoin -240790;1349407313;boonies4u;i like litecoin, because it's still around -240789;1349407314;boonies4u;:P -240788;1349407328;noagendamarket;yeah i like litecoin -240787;1349407338;PeanutPower;less politics in litecoin too :) mostly devs right -240786;1349407339;noagendamarket;and Matonis doesnt use it lol -240785;1349407380;boonies4u;PeanutPower: I'm getting viewers of http://www.imthorrbo.com to mine litecoins -240784;1349407385;boonies4u;so I can use them to buy ads for thorrbo -240783;1349407397;drekk;how can something like btc/ltc be "not political"? even the statement "p2p over centralisation" is a political one -240782;1349407399;noagendamarket;if they shut down bitcoin we just start a new blockchain LOL -240781;1349407415;boonies4u;drekk: bitcoin is political... but saying it is political is suicide -240780;1349407421;noagendamarket;the genie is out of the bottle -240779;1349407430;drekk;boonies4u, i dont get that :P -240778;1349407465;boonies4u;drekk: saying that you are user of bitcoin, and that bitcoin robs the state and the bankers of the power over money... in an non-anonymous setting -240777;1349407472;boonies4u;is basically confessing to being a terrorist -240776;1349407474;noagendamarket;I dont want anyone getting a drone strike because Matonis writes an article about bitcoin -240775;1349407483;boonies4u;^ -240774;1349407500;PeanutPower;boonies4u: cool i'm working on a few experimental things over at ltcgaming.tk -240773;1349407502;boonies4u;then again, they probably would miss the target anyways -240772;1349407505;noagendamarket;its far from subtle -240771;1349407525;PeanutPower;nothing playable yet though, just working on transaction processing, chat infrastructure stuff first -240770;1349407534;noagendamarket;I prefer the :art of war" method lol -240769;1349407542;drekk;i guess you guys live on a higher paranoia level than i do :P -240768;1349407548;noagendamarket;haha -240767;1349407566;noagendamarket;look arou7nd you :P -240766;1349407616;noagendamarket;I stay away from the city now because they are now setting up "weapon free zones" and can struip search you in public basically -240765;1349407634;boonies4u;where? -240764;1349407640;noagendamarket;Melbourne -240763;1349407655;boonies4u;oh -240762;1349407674;boonies4u;you should just surround the city with people with guns -240761;1349407679;boonies4u;lol -240760;1349407697;noagendamarket;They recently went to the train station with cardboard "checkpoints" and searched people -240759;1349407706;drekk;wtf -240758;1349407709;boonies4u;creepy -240757;1349407717;noagendamarket;I took video of it lol -240756;1349407730;noagendamarket;pretty fucked up -240755;1349407771;RogueAI;it's darkly hilarious that they are searching random people because if they specifically targeted suspected gang/mob members they would be actually putting themselves at risk to serve the community -240754;1349407782;RogueAI;and of course the criminals would sue them using their ill gotten gains -240753;1349407832;drekk;glad i'm in germany. a) we crash the few drones we have on own grounds - b) anti-terror harrasment is way more subtle - c) we keep buying foreign economies and therefore are doing ok, i guess -240752;1349407851;noagendamarket;aat occupy melbourne they rode horses into people. -240751;1349407854;RogueAI;Germany is a bit werid -240750;1349407856;RogueAI;weird -240749;1349407865;drekk;hows that? -240748;1349407871;noagendamarket;now no one is allowed tpo protest here basuically -240747;1349407875;RogueAI;balk at appearing too strong armed, a lot of the time but then they beat up protestors over a rail station -240746;1349407890;boonies4u;all I know about germany is what I read from #agora -240745;1349407890;RogueAI;over trees and a rail station location -240744;1349407902;RogueAI;nearly blinded a guy -240743;1349407923;RogueAI;but most of the time the authorities are pretty focused on appearing reasonable -240742;1349407926;noagendamarket;I got pushed into the road by a cop and charged with jaywalking lol -240741;1349407948;RogueAI;Well, Australia is pretty close to America in personality imo -240740;1349407956;RogueAI;at least euro descent americans -240739;1349407959;drekk;RogueAI, true. police measurements during demonstrations have become pretty strong (but better documentated by smartphones as well) -240738;1349407962;noagendamarket;we are a lot worse in some ways -240737;1349407971;drekk;also, the senior protestor from Stuttgart *was* blinded -240736;1349407976;noagendamarket;we have no bill of rights -240735;1349407997;drekk;*lost one eye -240734;1349408000;noagendamarket;they can abduct you off the street and question you for days and youre not allowed to tell anyone -240733;1349408008;RogueAI;I think it comes from both Australia and America being where the "less fit" of British society emigrated -240732;1349408023;RogueAI;US has National Security Letters for that -240731;1349408034;RogueAI;Can't talk about being told not to talk about what we did to you -240730;1349408054;RogueAI;drekk, oh man he really did lose an eye -240729;1349408055;RogueAI;wtf -240728;1349408071;RogueAI;they couldn't just spend the money to save some trees? -240727;1349408079;RogueAI;have to beat the crap out of their own citizens? -240726;1349408083;noagendamarket;we have the crime commission here :) -240725;1349408107;RogueAI;Germany should take a queue from the US -240724;1349408120;RogueAI;pretend to be negotiating then bulldoze it at night on a weekday -240723;1349408124;noagendamarket;Australians dont have any human rights written into the constitution -240722;1349408146;noagendamarket;not that it makes any difference -240721;1349408152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00036127 = 1.1199 BTC [-] -240720;1349408154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00036123 = 4.1541 BTC [-] -240719;1349408155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00036111 = 1.5167 BTC [-] -240718;1349408162;RogueAI;well, noagendamarket, it's much more about how the judges and courts behave then having written rights -240717;1349408179;RogueAI;trust me, having them written down does no good if the justice system is messed up -240716;1349408185;noagendamarket;yep. -240715;1349408227;RogueAI;how did that jaywalking ticket turn out? -240714;1349408234;RogueAI;did the court see it for being BS? -240713;1349408299;noagendamarket;if the cops beat people up on the streets people usually cheer them on here -240712;1349408299;noagendamarket;no0 one will step in to stop them -240711;1349408323;RogueAI;:( -240710;1349408331;boonies4u;i've never seen police brutality -240709;1349408334;boonies4u;only done it -240708;1349408335;boonies4u;jk -240707;1349408335;drekk;RogueAI, 2:03 -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWicN1QLQCg -240706;1349408341;noagendamarket;I refusing to pay :P -240705;1349408342;RogueAI;well you've one upped most US states in that regard -240704;1349408364;noagendamarket;because fuck them -240703;1349408371;rg;oh i see -240702;1349408379;rg;rg's not funny unless hes on his knees scooping up your kids puke -240701;1349408381;noagendamarket;jails here are like holiday camps lol -240700;1349408388;RogueAI;I'd have a camera rolling 24/7 in town, if I was you -240699;1349408394;rg;EU jails have cable -240698;1349408396;noagendamarket;I do -240697;1349408408;noagendamarket;the cops broke it though -240696;1349408461;boonies4u;now that I moved down to central florida, maybe I'll see interesting stuff -240695;1349408471;noagendamarket;best bet is to stay away from the city where its a lot worse -240694;1349408477;boonies4u;other than a crane walking through the ditch on the ide of the road -240693;1349408478;RogueAI;have it stream to a secure storage -240692;1349408486;noagendamarket;the cops here are fucked still -240691;1349408544;noagendamarket;one stopped my car and threw my keys into the bushes on the side of the road lol -240690;1349408586;noagendamarket;cos i wouldnt wind my window down fully -240689;1349408593;boonies4u;haha -240688;1349408651;noagendamarket;I had to stop delivering pizzas cos they targeted me :P -240687;1349408684;boonies4u;you gotta slow down -240686;1349408685;boonies4u;silly -240685;1349408689;noagendamarket;haha -240684;1349408708;noagendamarket;I showed them...now Im fit from walking everywhere lol -240683;1349408722;boonies4u;XD -240682;1349408729;noagendamarket;while they eat donuts and cant get their fat asses out of the station -240681;1349408755;noagendamarket;I getting fit for the zombie apocalypse -240680;1349408814;boonies4u;why not just fly to madagascar? -240679;1349408819;noagendamarket;lol -240678;1349408825;boonies4u;they only have one port, and they shut it down as soon as someone sneezes -240677;1349408843;noagendamarket;youre not allowed to leave the country without permission silly :P -240676;1349408875;boonies4u;just sneak out, then ask for asylum -240675;1349408877;boonies4u;cause of the zombies -240674;1349408882;noagendamarket;haha -240673;1349408903;drekk;i actually used to like german cops. esp. for stuff like this: 2:18 -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmn0OzQHDo4 -240672;1349409120;noagendamarket;not bad -240671;1349409169;noagendamarket;its different when the police are corporatised and not actually employed by the government. -240670;1349409214;noagendamarket;they are slowly replacing the cops with "public service officers" -240669;1349409228;drekk;yea thats reeaaaly creepy -240668;1349409243;drekk;like they've already done with the military and corporations like blackwater -240667;1349409264;noagendamarket;exACTLY -240666;1349409293;copumpkin;you mean academi -240665;1349409300;drekk;of course. :D -240664;1349409355;drekk;good (=scary) read: "blackwater" by jeremy scahill -240663;1349409384;noagendamarket;they sent 3500 uS tropps here recently -240662;1349409390;noagendamarket;*troops -240661;1349409399;drekk;where are you? -240660;1349409405;noagendamarket;Australia -240659;1349409409;drekk;ok -240658;1349409414;boonies4u;noagendamarket: that's just us swinging our bid stick around -240657;1349409416;boonies4u;big* -240656;1349409436;drekk;"do another 'crocodile dundee'or else...' -240655;1349409450;noagendamarket;The last prime minister was getting too close to china so they brought in the economic hitmen and "replaced" him -240654;1349409458;drekk;nice -240653;1349409463;noagendamarket;witha woman LOL -240652;1349409484;asa1024;she is a babe! -240651;1349409489;noagendamarket;she is a minority government and has never actually been voted in by the majority -240650;1349409558;drekk;so at least she's clever. :P -240649;1349409573;noagendamarket;shes a corrupt ex lawyer lol -240648;1349409592;drekk;need some brains to be successful with that ;) -240647;1349409611;noagendamarket;98% of politicians here are lawyers and doctoras -240646;1349409620;noagendamarket;*doctors -240645;1349409653;drekk;same here. replace doctors with economists and... strange... people -240644;1349409667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8034 @ 0.00036111 = 2.9012 BTC [-] -240643;1349409668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5386 @ 0.00036092 = 1.9439 BTC [-] -240642;1349409670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11180 @ 0.00035988 = 4.0235 BTC [-] -240641;1349409681;noagendamarket;economists are just businessmen that never operated a business lol -240640;1349409712;noagendamarket;its like saying restaurant critics are chefs -240639;1349409748;noagendamarket;I wonder how long it would take Paul krugman to run a business into the ground :D -240638;1349409809;drekk;or dank bank -240637;1349409813;noagendamarket;"We didnt have any customers so now is obviously a good time to increase production" -240636;1349409817;noagendamarket;lol -240635;1349409851;noagendamarket;or...g;bse ? -240634;1349409862;noagendamarket;bahaha -240633;1349409943;noagendamarket;The economy has dug itself into a hole so now is a good time to produce more shovels -240632;1349409953;drekk;:D -240631;1349409966;noagendamarket;Its job creation :D -240630;1349409974;boonies4u;you gotta out dig everyone else -240629;1349409983;noagendamarket;lol -240628;1349409983;boonies4u;that way it collapses on them, not you -240627;1349409996;noagendamarket;sounds like the mining sector :P -240626;1349410053;drekk;good night and spread the FUD! -240625;1349410066;boonies4u;night -240624;1349410094;boonies4u;noagendamarket: I don't calculate resell value into mining equipment -240623;1349410100;boonies4u;it's far to delusional -240622;1349410228;noagendamarket;at least with gpu you can game with them -240621;1349410279;boonies4u;not for long lol -240620;1349410281;noagendamarket;if youre buying them just to mine youre doing it wrong :D -240619;1349410295;boonies4u;lol -240618;1349410302;boonies4u;it's a little late for buying them to mine -240617;1349410310;noagendamarket;yep -240616;1349410348;noagendamarket;It saddens me that the only thing left on glbse is mining :( -240615;1349410358;noagendamarket;because wtf -240614;1349410366;boonies4u;*checks glbse* -240613;1349410370;noagendamarket;hahah -240612;1349410373;boonies4u;where's the mining? -240611;1349410391;boonies4u;well there's obsi -240610;1349410397;noagendamarket;eww -240609;1349410399;boonies4u;there's some other ponzi's -240608;1349410412;boonies4u;some lower interest ponzi's -240607;1349410421;noagendamarket;theres mining ponzis too lol -240606;1349410424;boonies4u;and there's gsdpt -240605;1349410442;boonies4u;pick your poison -240604;1349410448;noagendamarket;I was gonna list an alpaca :P -240603;1349410467;dub;LOTTOMINING LOL -240602;1349410473;boonies4u;alpaca's don't have enough etOH -240601;1349410473;noagendamarket;bahaha -240600;1349410503;noagendamarket;alpacas multiply by themselves unlike mining rigs lol -240599;1349410525;boonies4u;eventually we will be able to print mining rigs -240598;1349410552;noagendamarket;cant leave a mining rig in a room and come back later and there is 5 more of them lol -240597;1349410563;boonies4u;yet -240596;1349410569;noagendamarket;I suppose -240595;1349410580;noagendamarket;they cant print electronics yet -240594;1349410618;boonies4u;we should mine in space -240593;1349410634;noagendamarket;expensive :D -240592;1349410635;boonies4u;cooling is free, power is free -240591;1349410654;boonies4u;noagendamarket: not as expensive to launch a rocket to get people to repair it -240590;1349410655;noagendamarket;just costs you 20 million to get there lol -240589;1349410674;noagendamarket;we need a spcae elevator -240588;1349410680;noagendamarket;*space -240587;1349410688;boonies4u;nah, we need space colonies -240586;1349410699;noagendamarket;we probably already do :P -240585;1349410706;boonies4u;nah -240584;1349410710;boonies4u;too much rads -240583;1349410741;noagendamarket;nasa is developing warp drives -240582;1349410761;boonies4u;what? -240581;1349410767;noagendamarket;its true :P -240580;1349410772;boonies4u;how does that work? -240579;1349410808;noagendamarket;http://www.news.com.au/technology/sci-tech/visit-to-klingon-empire-could-happen-maybe/story-fn5fsgyc-1226478131345 -240578;1349410811;noagendamarket;lol -240577;1349410836;asa1024;a warp drive for a car! -240576;1349410839;boonies4u;i like the eve online explanation -240575;1349410868;boonies4u;in eve lore, you make a depleted vacuum around your ship -240574;1349410878;boonies4u;which makes light go faster in it -240573;1349410884;mircea_popescu;mk who hilited me ? -240572;1349410884;boonies4u;which lets your ship go faster -240571;1349410888;noagendamarket;yes something like that -240570;1349410927;smickles;ok, i'm back from lunch -240569;1349410932;smickles;what'd i miss -240568;1349410942;noagendamarket;theres a looph9ole in physics that allows it -240567;1349410992;smickles;a 7.5 hour lunch is not a bad lunch at all -240566;1349410995;smickles;i feel like a king -240565;1349411012;boonies4u;noagendamarket: usually a loophole in physics means -240564;1349411014;mircea_popescu;lol. how many bjs in the 7.5 hours ? -240563;1349411026;noagendamarket;did you book it to your company expense account lol -240562;1349411026;Azelphur;o.O I just noticed GLBSE is down, I feel I have missed the news -240561;1349411029;boonies4u;it's not an actual exploitable loophole -240560;1349411036;boonies4u;Azelphur: XD -240559;1349411049;smickles;i'm inclined to respect my wife's wishes and not talk about the number or quality of bjs i receive at lunch -240558;1349411050;noagendamarket;GLBSE got swallowed by a space time paradox -240557;1349411067;boonies4u;smickles: tell me though -240556;1349411075;smickles;noagendamarket: haven't yet formed to company, it'll come within the week tho -240555;1349411086;mircea_popescu;Azelphur lol you missed all the drama -240554;1349411094;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: now I'm sad :( -240553;1349411095;noagendamarket;it must be your anniversary or birthday if your wife is ggiving bj's lol -240552;1349411115;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket maybe it's her aniversary, and she's taking them -240551;1349411122;Azelphur;drama is fun xD -240550;1349411124;smickles;Azelphur: dude, last i know, glbse went down, news to come sat/sun, can't be good -240549;1349411134;boonies4u;noagendamarket: i thought he was talking about bj's he receives from coworkers at lunch -240548;1349411136;Azelphur;indeed \o/ -240547;1349411136;boonies4u;not from her -240546;1349411144;noagendamarket;aah -240545;1349411156;noagendamarket;he must be hiring secretaries lol -240544;1349411159;Azelphur;I wonder if it's the SEC -240543;1349411175;noagendamarket;Azelphur : I doubt it -240542;1349411178;asa1024;sec giving blow jobs to smickles? -240541;1349411180;smickles;you think the sec wouldn't put up an sec webpage on glbse? -240540;1349411183;noagendamarket;the SEC is too busy lookig at porn -240539;1349411189;Azelphur;smickles: *shrug* -240538;1349411191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00036386 = 5.0213 BTC [+] -240537;1349411221;noagendamarket;in that case they would be more interested in mpoe lol -240536;1349411231;smickles;asa1024: i'd prefer to have as little interaction with the sec as possible, bjs included -240535;1349411236;noagendamarket;it contains all of their favourite things :P -240534;1349411247;mircea_popescu;smickles i hear they're great @ anal action -240533;1349411256;Azelphur;I am having so much bad luck with investments now lol -240532;1349411285;smickles;Azelphur: an initial investor to SS should still have made 70%ish profit -240531;1349411303;smickles;even if glbse shuts down (assuming we can identify shareholders -240530;1349411304;Azelphur;smickles: true, if GLBSE ever comes up to get that money out, haha -240529;1349411312;noagendamarket;lol -240528;1349411320;Azelphur;knowing my luck ;) -240527;1349411331;smickles;Azelphur: SÂcm only has about a few hundred satoshi in glbse -240526;1349411337;smickles;dividend payment leftovers -240525;1349411342;noagendamarket;glbse may come back but dont know how longer it will last -240524;1349411349;Azelphur;yea, but you still need shareholder data xD -240523;1349411358;noagendamarket;at least not in its current form -240522;1349411361;dub;SEC dont call it a bj -240521;1349411375;dub;its a cockmeat sandwich -240520;1349411395;smickles;ya know, upon consideration, i'd be afraid the SEC bj representitive would be a succubus -240519;1349411407;boonies4u;bankers are men -240518;1349411411;noagendamarket;the only difference between btcjam and glbse is that glbse calls itself a stock exchange -240517;1349411413;boonies4u;so it'd be an incubus -240516;1349411424;smickles;btcjam? -240515;1349411433;boonies4u;smickles: open lending market -240514;1349411435;noagendamarket;p2p lending -240513;1349411437;smickles;;;google btcjam -240512;1349411437;gribble;(BTCJAM) 100 BTC Loan Request: ; Peer to Peer Bitcoin Lending - BTCJAM: ; Rules for borrowers - BTCJAM: -240511;1349411445;boonies4u;hey -240510;1349411446;boonies4u;that's me -240509;1349411449;boonies4u;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113582.0%3E -240508;1349411453;noagendamarket;they even have mining ops lol -240507;1349411480;mircea_popescu; the only difference between btcjam and glbse is that glbse calls itself a stock exchange << lol srsly. -240506;1349411535;boonies4u;well if anyone wants to loan me some coins https://btcjam.com/listings/38 -240505;1349411545;boonies4u;btcjam also doesn't have an 8 btc listing cost -240504;1349411551;boonies4u;just 1% on close -240503;1349411552;noagendamarket;yep -240502;1349411580;mircea_popescu;what's the most anyone ever closed ? -240501;1349411590;boonies4u;let me see -240500;1349411635;noagendamarket;I dont know the operator so use at your own risk lol -240499;1349411669;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcZ9UwF-kv8 -240498;1349411675;boonies4u;noagendamarket: yeah, well, if the operator bounces, people are going to have a hard time proving that they loaned me coins -240497;1349411679;boonies4u;win win situation for me -240496;1349411681;noagendamarket;probably still need some kind of financial license to do that shit -240495;1349411691;boonies4u;noagendamarket: they are registered nationally -240494;1349411692;noagendamarket;boonies4u lol -240493;1349411701;noagendamarket;where ? -240492;1349411711;boonies4u;brazil -240491;1349411738;noagendamarket;dunno the laws in brazil :) -240490;1349411760;mircea_popescu;are tghese the guys who got a letter from the brazil sec to get lost and they put a post on their blog up going "o, but we beg to differ" ? -240489;1349411766;mircea_popescu;or was that some exchange thing -240488;1349411768;noagendamarket;are they bitches of the sec lol -240487;1349411794;noagendamarket;that was bitcoinrain guy -240486;1349411814;boonies4u;google translate can't seem to work on the government listing site -240485;1349411826;boonies4u;i'm having trouble navigating -240484;1349411852;noagendamarket;they arent allowed to run an investment in brazilian but the brazil sec doesnt care if they do it in english lol -240483;1349411883;boonies4u;that true? -240482;1349411883;mircea_popescu;you mean portuguese ? -240481;1349411888;noagendamarket;yes -240480;1349411889;boonies4u;and he does -240479;1349411893;mircea_popescu;lol -240478;1349411897;mircea_popescu;nice policy. -240477;1349411908;boonies4u;it means you won't scam as many citizens -240476;1349411913;noagendamarket;yep -240475;1349411920;noagendamarket;you can scam foreigners tho -240474;1349411927;boonies4u;totally -240473;1349411976;noagendamarket;scamming is the national sport of bitcoin -240472;1349411984;asa1024;no shit -240471;1349411986;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115441.msg1245504#msg1245504 i like capitalist people like kakobrekla :D -240470;1349412010;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -240469;1349412011;gribble;12.86 -240468;1349412082;smickles;what a xenophobic asshole https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115441.msg1245528#msg1245528 -240467;1349412123;mircea_popescu;for some reason the girl seems to be a magnet of these -240466;1349412133;mircea_popescu;that bitcoin.me fellow was going on about the same stuff -240465;1349412140;boonies4u;noagendamarket: I think I found it http://www.receita.fazenda.gov.br/pessoajuridica/cnpj/cnpjreva/cnpjreva_solicitacao.asp -240464;1349412217;boonies4u;google translate of corporate name : Cosmic Egg DATA PROCESSING SERVICES LTD - ME -240463;1349412252;boonies4u;CODE AND DESCRIPTION OF MAIN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 63.11-9-00 - Data processing, service providers and application hosting services on the Internet   CODE DESCRIPTION OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES AND SECONDARY Unknown -240462;1349412271;BTC-Mining;"Maybe not, but I wouldn't give ~400 dollars for nothing to someone who cannot pay 10 dollars for a domain; so hosts it on a subdomain of a site which hosts child prn anyway." -240461;1349412274;mircea_popescu;i think azenda means firm -240460;1349412280;BTC-Mining;But that's false... there is a mpex domain... -240459;1349412287;BTC-Mining;You just redirect it =/ -240458;1349412297;boonies4u;they don't handle fiat -240457;1349412298;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining false or true shouldn;'t be allowed to get in the way of a good opinion -240456;1349412310;BTC-Mining;Why not put the whole MPEx directly on said domain? -240455;1349412311;mircea_popescu;and there's also mpex.biz and mpoe.org and what the fuck else -240454;1349412313;boonies4u;(btcjam that is) -240453;1349412320;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining why would i ? -240452;1349412349;BTC-Mining;Because being a separate thing than your blog or porn reposityr, it should be on it's own domain? -240451;1349412371;mircea_popescu;right. because some shady bs new site is very trustworthy -240450;1349412372;smickles;BTC-Mining: well, not all of us are ciuciu -240449;1349412382;mircea_popescu;a domain that's been on the net for >5 years and dominates google is a problem -240448;1349412400;mircea_popescu;if i used the backwards logic of the forum idiots i'd be doing glbse. luckily i am not. -240447;1349412400;BTC-Mining;That's like asking why google didn't redirect youtube on the google.com domain when they acquired it. -240446;1349412403;mircea_popescu;and i do mean luckily. -240445;1349412404;smickles;why would porn lower trust? -240444;1349412414;BTC-Mining;People like to have one domain/business venture. -240443;1349412420;BTC-Mining;Not all mixed on the same domain. -240442;1349412422;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining if i aquired youtube it would be on google.com/youtube -240441;1349412422;noagendamarket;Geta domain and a css designer for one :P -240440;1349412426;smickles;porn is just about the most profitable internet business when done correctly -240439;1349412427;mircea_popescu;much like translate is translate.google.com -240438;1349412429;mircea_popescu;not translate.com -240437;1349412456;BTC-Mining;Yeah but translate is a google tool, not really a full fledged venture -240436;1349412456;mircea_popescu;smickles that was years ago i think. -240435;1349412459;noagendamarket;and a new PR account :P -240434;1349412466;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining according to whom or what standard set ? -240433;1349412467;BTC-Mining;Also, as long as it has your gpg seal on it, any domain is trustworthy -240432;1349412487;smickles;mircea_popescu: I have heard that the high dollar cam sites are still doing well -240431;1349412496;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i must shamedly confess i haven't been using gpg for all that long. -240430;1349412510;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: if you owned pornhub.com and bought out nickelodeon, would it be pornhub.com/nickelodeon -240429;1349412511;boonies4u;? -240428;1349412520;asa1024;bwhahaha -240427;1349412525;mircea_popescu;ahahaha boonies4u -240426;1349412539;smickles;boonies4u with the edge cases :D -240425;1349412541;mircea_popescu;MAYBE in that case i'd keep them separate. -240424;1349412546;mircea_popescu;but i must give it to you :D -240423;1349412548;noagendamarket;WTF did Nefario allow a lotto "companY' to list on glbse ? -240422;1349412556;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket you tell me. -240421;1349412557;BTC-Mining;Well Youtube is a business which bring money. Translate doesn't display any add or do anything other than translate. -240420;1349412566;asa1024;lotto ipo that kills me -240419;1349412567;boonies4u;noagendamarket: well, he does have a black market section now -240418;1349412571;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining mpex doesn't display any ads either. -240417;1349412578;mircea_popescu;nor does it do anything other than trade. -240416;1349412591;BTC-Mining;Basically, if it's a tool like Google Mail, Google Translate, Google Maps or anything google, it's on google.com or a subdomain. -240415;1349412607;BTC-Mining;If it's another name like Youtube or Blogger, it's on a different domain. -240414;1349412611;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: you should put ads on mpex, promoting your porn laden yotsuba clone -240413;1349412613;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining just pointing out that this fetish with new domains is bullshit. -240412;1349412621;mircea_popescu;as reprentance said, too many people think that busienss = domain + css. -240411;1349412622;mircea_popescu;this is false. -240410;1349412624;smickles;there's a youtube clone? -240409;1349412633;boonies4u;smickles: YOTSUBA clone -240408;1349412637;noagendamarket;Youre not allowed to buy lotto tickest and onsell them -240407;1349412640;mircea_popescu;that i'm putting a little stress on this point is a boon i am granting to the conglomerated idiots around btc, on my dimee -240406;1349412645;mircea_popescu;i hope that's pretty clear now. -240405;1349412647;BTC-Mining;The first are complements to google search, the others are completly separate. -240404;1349412648;boonies4u;smickles: google yotsuba b -240403;1349412672;BTC-Mining;That it be false or not, you got to please the consumer, not yourself. -240402;1349412685;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining finance is not a consumer business -240401;1349412691;mircea_popescu;again, this is not tv. headcount doesn't count. -240400;1349412694;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8300 @ 0.00039784 = 3.3021 BTC [-] -240399;1349412706;mircea_popescu;people need to stop out of this facebook paradigm. -240398;1349412710;mircea_popescu;facebook failed. -240397;1349412720;noagendamarket;As long as there is adequate brokers it doesnt matter -240396;1349412728;mircea_popescu;just as mypsace failed before it. -240395;1349412740;boonies4u;facebook failed? -240394;1349412742;mircea_popescu;yes. -240393;1349412746;noagendamarket;The pink sheets market isnt consumer facing either -240392;1349412746;boonies4u;how so? -240391;1349412761;mircea_popescu;boonies4u what's the share price / ipo share price ? -240390;1349412773;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: facebook as an ipo might have failed -240389;1349412776;mircea_popescu;no. -240388;1349412779;mircea_popescu;the business model failed. -240387;1349412781;Diablo-D3;er -240386;1349412786;noagendamarket;facebook itself hasnt failed -240385;1349412788;mircea_popescu;watch it be spun off for 10% of cost like myspace was, 5 years ago. -240384;1349412789;Diablo-D3;facebook as an IPO DID fail -240383;1349412794;mircea_popescu;yes, it has. you jusrt don't see it yet. -240382;1349412799;mircea_popescu;but fb is dead, as a business. -240381;1349412805;Diablo-D3;fb has no business model -240380;1349412810;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: I never seen it as a business -240379;1349412814;Diablo-D3;you cant even say its failed as a business -240378;1349412817;Diablo-D3;its _not_ a business -240377;1349412818;Diablo-D3;its a scam -240376;1349412829;noagendamarket;its a honeypot :P -240375;1349412830;mircea_popescu;i guess i'll let mr 9/11 take over from here. -240374;1349412841;Diablo-D3;they're trying to float a business model of selling users for their information to third parties, but its too little too late -240373;1349412852;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 nobody gives a shiot about "user's information" -240372;1349412859;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: some companies do -240371;1349412862;dub;Diablo-D3: ever heard of GOOG? -240370;1349412868;mircea_popescu;who cares ? people are so self obsessed they really thing someone would pay $$$ to know what they think of a cat picture ? -240369;1349412869;mircea_popescu;gtfo. -240368;1349412871;Diablo-D3;dub: google has done this since day one -240367;1349412878;noagendamarket;lol -240366;1349412881;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, its usually just brand research -240365;1349412894;mircea_popescu;nobody cares. really. you'd have to pay companies to care about what "the userbase" does. -240364;1349412899;Diablo-D3;like, if I say pepsi sucks, pepsi mightw ant to know why -240363;1349412901;dub;I love when people mistake my trolling for financial advice -240362;1349412903;noagendamarket;they pay $$ to know what cat food you buy :P -240361;1349412905;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it couldn't care less. -240360;1349412905;Diablo-D3;problem is, facebook doesnt HAVE the why -240359;1349412911;Diablo-D3;facebook isnt a blog -240358;1349412917;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: nobody cares what you think about facebook -240357;1349412918;boonies4u;let it go -240356;1349412930;Diablo-D3;infact, Im not sure what facebook is -240355;1349412944;Diablo-D3;you cant connect with friends over it, you cant tell the world what you think of it -240354;1349412944;noagendamarket;facebook IPO failed because of goldman sachs :P -240353;1349412946;mircea_popescu;boonies4u i wasn't even talking about facebook ?! -240352;1349412955;Diablo-D3;er, over it -240351;1349412956;smickles;can we leave facebook off this chan? -240350;1349412966;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: wait, what? -240349;1349412973;dub;LEAVE FACEBOOK ALONE -240348;1349412979;boonies4u;^ -240347;1349412980;Diablo-D3;smickles: why? its a perfect example of how you can sell hype to idiot investors -240346;1349412981;Azelphur;oO cool I just got an email from BFL -240345;1349412986;Azelphur;+50% increase in performance -240344;1349412990;Azelphur;the SC Singles are 60GH/sec now -240343;1349412997;noagendamarket;facebook should make its own stock exchange and list on itself lol -240342;1349412998;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: yeah, and matching nearly identical numbers to everyone else -240341;1349412999;Diablo-D3;what a scam -240340;1349412999;boonies4u;Azelphur: /want -240339;1349413004;dub;so did I, they are shipping my asics in teh first 3rd -240338;1349413005;mircea_popescu;ahahaha Azelphur is getting into last week! -240337;1349413008;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: xD -240336;1349413012;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: let me fetch a link -240335;1349413013;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: :( -240334;1349413019;mircea_popescu;welcome to the future man! -240333;1349413021;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: BUT I ONLY GOT THE EMAIL TWO MINUTES AGO -240332;1349413027;mircea_popescu;it's the 4th here! -240331;1349413027;Azelphur;NO. -240330;1349413029;dub;I got two emails -240329;1349413033;Azelphur;xD -240328;1349413046;noagendamarket;Facebook = DMC -240327;1349413049;Azelphur;that cheers me up anyway as I have 3 singles on preorder -240326;1349413051;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114363.msg1233997 -240325;1349413054;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: troll much -240324;1349413062;noagendamarket;:P -240323;1349413070;dub;you know -240322;1349413078;dub;assbot should really be called assbook -240321;1349413078;mircea_popescu;dmc is better than facebook. dmc lost investors like 10k usd off ipo prices ? -240320;1349413083;mircea_popescu;facebook more like 30mn -240319;1349413084;dub;kakobrekla: make it so -240318;1349413093;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: basic and reclaimer will be 4-5 watts/gh -240317;1349413116;Diablo-D3;so will avalon -240316;1349413126;Diablo-D3;if bfl claims anything other than that, they're lying -240315;1349413129;mircea_popescu;everyone is claiming the same now, so the battle of wits is on -240314;1349413132;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: no -240313;1349413132;copumpkin;WHAT HAPPEN: http://snapplr.com/pddg -240312;1349413137;mircea_popescu;who will claim 2watt/gh ? -240311;1349413147;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: they're not using the same asic tech I believe -240310;1349413156;Diablo-D3;bfl isnt using ANY asic tech -240309;1349413157;Diablo-D3;it doesnt exist -240308;1349413160;dub;copumpkin: s/T// -240307;1349413169;copumpkin;? -240306;1349413170;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: then it doesn't matter what they claim, your point is moot -240305;1349413175;Diablo-D3;I have no reason to believe bfl is legit -240304;1349413182;mircea_popescu;copumpkin is that doctored ? -240303;1349413183;Diablo-D3;they have failed to answer vital questions -240302;1349413185;mircea_popescu;i see it ~40 -240301;1349413187;noagendamarket;BFL spent all your money on hookers and blow -240300;1349413191;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: you sound mad -240299;1349413192;dub;copumpkin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D421N6xlisg -240298;1349413198;Diablo-D3;they have refused to treat their investors AS investors, and keep claiming they're preorder customers -240297;1349413199;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: nope, you might be looking at one of their indices, not the company itself -240296;1349413201;dub;actually, that could be usagi -240295;1349413203;mircea_popescu;o o -240294;1349413213;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: they are preorder customers -240293;1349413221;smickles;copumpkin: did someone nuke china or something? -240292;1349413224;Diablo-D3;nope, investors. -240291;1349413226;mircea_popescu;ya wow 27.2 -240290;1349413231;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: who are investors? -240289;1349413231;copumpkin;nah -240288;1349413241;Diablo-D3;you're a preorder customer if the product actually exists -240287;1349413243;copumpkin;but vanguard dropped them as the benchmark for their funds -240286;1349413247;copumpkin;and the thing tanked 25% -240285;1349413250;copumpkin;I felt bad for them -240284;1349413257;mircea_popescu;dude is there anyone you don't feel bad ? -240283;1349413261;mircea_popescu;cobuddhakin -240282;1349413264;copumpkin;dub: aha :) I was referring to zero wing -240281;1349413267;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: the product was already designed IIRC befoe they were put out for preorder -240280;1349413267;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: lol -240279;1349413272;copumpkin;I like feeling bad -240278;1349413273;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: nope -240277;1349413278;mircea_popescu;such a brit. -240276;1349413278;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: it wasnt even taped out -240275;1349413284;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: source? -240274;1349413292;Diablo-D3;source? common sense. -240273;1349413304;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: i'm sorry,I don't take that here -240272;1349413306;Diablo-D3;BFL has refused to answer any questions to hide this fact -240271;1349413316;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: I could care less what you think -240270;1349413317;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: have you submitted it in writing? -240269;1349413331;smickles;common sense is usually incorrect -240268;1349413342;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: quite. -240267;1349413345;Diablo-D3;I know how chip manufacturing works, BFL has refused to answer even basic questions about their operation -240266;1349413352;Diablo-D3;there is no reason to think the chips exist -240265;1349413355;Diablo-D3;period -240264;1349413366;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 just cause they won't answer q's ? -240263;1349413372;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't answer q's in their position. -240262;1349413386;smickles;and myself as tits -240261;1349413386;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: then it doesn't matter how they treat the people they're scamming -240260;1349413390;copumpkin;I'm actually english -240259;1349413390;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: they'd have to answer to investors and they refuse to -240258;1349413401;mircea_popescu;why would they have to ? -240257;1349413407;mircea_popescu;and iirc they're not listed anywhere, what investod -240256;1349413409;mircea_popescu;rs* -240255;1349413425;Diablo-D3;the people they keep trying to claim are preorder customers arent -240254;1349413425;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: first, you accuse them for lying that they have less power consumption than everyone else, then you say they're lying for not having chips at all -240253;1349413429;copumpkin;smickles: and I am quite cross at the recent developments with glbse -240252;1349413431;Diablo-D3;they're investors -240251;1349413444;smickles;copumpkin: in the whitest kids youknow racewar skit, english is 'merican -240250;1349413451;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: theres no way thats happening unless they're on 45nm -240249;1349413459;Diablo-D3;and they're not on 45nm -240248;1349413479;mircea_popescu;prolly was ritalianian -240247;1349413483;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: so are they scammers because there's no chips? or are they scammers because there are no 45nm chips? -240246;1349413483;Diablo-D3;now, it could be a sasic 45nm, but then you're basic to having a shit inefficient design not much better than a 45nm fpga -240245;1349413486;boonies4u;make up your fucking mind -240244;1349413495;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: they're scammers because their chips cant exist. -240243;1349413514;Diablo-D3;the little information they did release only highlights how much of a scam it is -240242;1349413523;mircea_popescu;honestly i find the entire asic thing dubious. not just bfls', across the board. -240241;1349413525;copumpkin;:O -240240;1349413542;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: dedicated mining hardware is inevitable -240239;1349413542;smickles;!ticker asicmining -240238;1349413543;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: it'd be funny if it was a circle of lies of everyone one-upping the others' lies -240237;1349413544;assbot;Invalid ticker. -240236;1349413549;copumpkin;and nobody has a clue how it works -240235;1349413549;smickles;figures -240234;1349413552;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: usually if someone claims to have defeated the laws of physics, its a scam -240233;1349413558;copumpkin;dub: you were the one mocking nefario for needing 400 quid, right? -240232;1349413561;mircea_popescu;copumpkin it's what i suspekt. -240231;1349413562;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: usually -240230;1349413570;mircea_popescu;boonies4u inevitable, yes. 2012, no. -240229;1349413571;smickles;oh lol -240228;1349413580;dub;copumpkin: correct -240227;1349413584;mircea_popescu;the people claiming them cavalierly have neither the expertise nor the capital to bring them. -240226;1349413591;smickles;glbse shut down b/c nef didn't pay the hosting bill b/c noone lent him the money -240225;1349413598;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: basically yes -240224;1349413600;mircea_popescu;smickles noway ? -240223;1349413601;noagendamarket;lol -240222;1349413611;Diablo-D3;friedcat did it by cheating -240221;1349413613;boonies4u;smickles: he probably didn't try hard enough -240220;1349413614;smickles;;) -240219;1349413616;Diablo-D3;so hes probably the only legitimate one -240218;1349413651;smickles;although it was timed consistant with the nature of name server switching -240217;1349413654;Diablo-D3;130nm 200mm wafers at SMIC using SMIC's IP core library to spam a predesigned sha256 core -240216;1349413671;Diablo-D3;quick and ugly -240215;1349413691;dub;copumpkin: I haven't been paying attention, was there a punchline? -240214;1349413695;noagendamarket;smickles may not be too far from the truth -240213;1349413705;copumpkin;dub: oh, it'd be funny if he shut down glbse cause he was out of money :P -240212;1349413708;copumpkin;that was it -240211;1349413717;mircea_popescu;doesn't he have goat's dough tho ? -240210;1349413719;smickles;MY PENIS IS BIGGER THAN AN AIRCRAFT CARRIER MOTHERFUCKAAAAAS -240209;1349413725;mircea_popescu;or was that what the drama there was all about -240208;1349413734;mircea_popescu;lol smickles is drunk. -240207;1349413761;smickles;glbse is offline, what else is there. I'm not taking usagi's route -240206;1349413783;mircea_popescu;lol what's that ? -240205;1349413814;noagendamarket;whats usagi done now ? -240204;1349413818;smickles;worst case senario, (oh usagi didn't kill himself yet?) I go to jail for lame ass securities fraud. -240203;1349413830;noagendamarket;no -240202;1349413834;mircea_popescu;smickles dude gtfo already. -240201;1349413878;copumpkin;brb, in urgent need of olives -240200;1349413881;smickles;ah, ok. But srsly about usagi, is anyone able to check on him? he was spouting off all depressed earlier -240199;1349413888;asa1024;I tried -240198;1349413889;mircea_popescu;securities fraud my ass -240197;1349413895;copumpkin;smickles: I hope he's okay -240196;1349413900;copumpkin;sounded a little extreme -240195;1349413903;asa1024;they msgd me back saying they were done puking -240194;1349413905;mircea_popescu;actually im agreeing with copumpkin for once. poor dood. -240193;1349413907;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, b/c of the way the regs are in 'merica -240192;1349413911;asa1024;then I said well there is always dry heaving -240191;1349413917;asa1024;no response after that -240190;1349413923;mircea_popescu;smickles want me to bet you 1:1 that you're not going to no jale ? -240189;1349413930;dub;as if usagi even exists -240188;1349413931;smickles;I didn't file regulation D exemption for S2cm or MPOE.etf -240187;1349413936;dub;its someones troll account -240186;1349413940;mircea_popescu;oooouuuuuhhh -240185;1349413940;dub;probably MNW -240184;1349413949;mircea_popescu;what do you want smickles ? .1 btc ? 1 btc ? 10 ? 100 ? -240183;1349413952;copumpkin;usagi: come back, we all love you -240182;1349413959;noagendamarket;usagi =diablod3 lol -240181;1349413963;smickles;mircea_popescu: 1:1, naw, i don't give my self that good of odds going to jail -240180;1349413982;noagendamarket;smickles: pics or it didnt happen :P -240179;1349413985;smickles;I seriously don't expect to go to jail -240178;1349413986;mircea_popescu;lol what odds you give yourself ? -240177;1349413990;mircea_popescu;a ok. -240176;1349414000;mircea_popescu;my easy money ideea ;/ look what they did to it@ -240175;1349414005;noagendamarket;*hides in the ecuadorian embassy -240174;1349414016;smickles;but just in case i do. You all know this: -240173;1349414016;asa1024;just tell the SEC we all got carried away thats all -240172;1349414020;smickles;fuck 'merica -240171;1349414028;smickles;and that damn french statue -240170;1349414031;noagendamarket;agreed -240169;1349414039;mircea_popescu;you all should move somewhere nice -240168;1349414041;mircea_popescu;like iran. -240167;1349414056;noagendamarket;I like the beaches here -240166;1349414057;copumpkin;I hear it's beautiful there -240165;1349414074;noagendamarket;Ill move to new zealand they hate the US too lol -240164;1349414078;mircea_popescu;copumpkin yeah, and loads of old stuff to check out -240163;1349414086;copumpkin;I love old stuff -240162;1349414089;smickles;and if i have to testify somewhere and the grand inquisitor askes me about that statement: -240161;1349414101;copumpkin;smickles: link to the apeshit vide -240160;1349414103;copumpkin;video -240159;1349414105;noagendamarket;The uS tried sending a nuclear warship to NZ they told them to gtfo -240158;1349414120;copumpkin;smickles: this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jOwvrRuUC4 -240157;1349414134;smickles;I'd point out that I said that statement in preparation for just this situation -240156;1349414137;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: thats redundant -240155;1349414140;Diablo-D3;just say warship -240154;1349414144;mircea_popescu;How am I supposed to do that? There's no f*****g volume, there's no buyer except at 0.000000001 BTC because of all the shit. Why somebody whould buy an asset when you have the choice between: -240153;1349414144;mircea_popescu;-A website that make instant decisions without any warning (delisting, closing, whatever) -240152;1349414144;mircea_popescu;-Another who ask 350$ for registration with more porn than assets on it. -240151;1349414154;mircea_popescu;y people do not understand the importance of paying me fees :( -240150;1349414186;copumpkin;smickles: make sure the SEC sees the whole thing, as it contains crucial evidence for the case -240149;1349414206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34700 @ 0.00036386 = 12.6259 BTC [+] -240148;1349414215;asa1024;lol -240147;1349414251;smickles;copumpkin: <3 -240146;1349414284;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.2221539 = 222.1539 BTC [+] -240145;1349414301;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 700 @ 0.27527009 = 192.6891 BTC [+] -240144;1349414312;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 700 @ 0.17827185 = 124.7903 BTC [+] -240143;1349414319;mircea_popescu;what a bizzare strat. -240142;1349414324;smickles;ya know, at least us humans genearlly eat shit in a figurative sense -240141;1349414369;smickles;Smoovious: didn't something like 500 btc just trade there? -240140;1349414416;smickles;ok, i am drunk, that question just derpped me -240139;1349414468;smickles;did you have the same suspision about glbse, icbit, or cbx? -240138;1349414493;dub;Smoovious is teh great conspiracy theorist -240137;1349414511;smickles;why is that the case? -240136;1349414515;dub;and general whiteknighter for usagio -240135;1349414528;smickles;pfft? -240134;1349414542;dub;everything is a scam except usagio -240133;1349414543;mircea_popescu;this "if bitcoins are hoarded they're worthless" argument is utterly bs. -240132;1349414543;smickles;i may be drunk, but pfft isn't a good reason -240131;1349414551;mircea_popescu;things that people WANT have value. -240130;1349414559;mircea_popescu;they don't have to be traded to have value, they just need to be wanted. -240129;1349414594;mircea_popescu;actually, virgins are in most times and places more valuable than well used whores. i wonder why. -240128;1349414619;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 600 @ 0.00039781 = 0.2387 BTC [-] -240127;1349414620;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 9800 @ 0.00039715 = 3.8921 BTC [-] -240126;1349414622;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7900 @ 0.0003839 = 3.0328 BTC [-] -240125;1349414623;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7500 @ 0.00035145 = 2.6359 BTC [-] -240124;1349414624;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1 @ 0.00018002 BTC [-] -240123;1349414625;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00018002 = 0.18 BTC [-] -240122;1349414626;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1000 @ 0.00018001 = 0.18 BTC [-] -240121;1349414628;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 199 @ 0.00018 = 0.0358 BTC [-] -240120;1349414635;smickles;wtf, giga went back up to .004ish? -240119;1349414654;smickles;er, add a 0 inthere -240118;1349414654;mircea_popescu;apparently were bids -240117;1349414722;smickles;it seems to me people argue both sides of an argument far too often -240116;1349414736;smickles;*far to often to be intentional -240115;1349414746;smickles;*intentionally doing so -240114;1349414764;smickles;*because this needed one more asterisk -240113;1349414765;mircea_popescu;the one thing i love about running mpex is how rarely i need to pay tx fees -240112;1349414770;mircea_popescu;sitting on coins rules. -240111;1349414844;smickles;mircea_popescu: i bet I could run up your tx fees by like .0001 or so :P -240110;1349414873;mircea_popescu;how ? -240109;1349415091;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115507.msg1246125#msg1246125 wow check out this totally awesome idea -240108;1349415117;dub;is it hunting nefario down and cutting his tits off? -240107;1349415130;dub;or are we not quite there yet -240106;1349415166;boonies4u;depends when saturday is -240105;1349415192;mircea_popescu;lol -240104;1349415334;BTC-Mining;smickles, yes, sadly -240103;1349415344;boonies4u;i love it when people post ambiguous dates -240102;1349415346;boonies4u;so much fun -240101;1349415349;BTC-Mining;Almost on par even if it won't upgrade -240100;1349415604;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -240099;1349415604;gribble;Best bid: 12.73, Best ask: 12.83, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 12.83, 24 hour volume: 40200, 24 hour low: 12.6, 24 hour high: 13.0899 -240098;1349415799;dub;Success and Enjoy! -240097;1349415802;dub;new forum sig -240096;1349415816;dub;>implying I have a forum acct -240095;1349415846;mircea_popescu;i must say, cryptostocks site is about 100 times better than glbse ever was -240094;1349415849;mircea_popescu;loads reasonably, etc. -240093;1349415910;mircea_popescu;is the owner on irc even ? -240092;1349416109;mircea_popescu;!ticker asicminer -240091;1349416111;assbot;Invalid ticker. -240090;1349416115;mircea_popescu;ow -240089;1349416138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00036386 = 5.8218 BTC [+] -240088;1349416625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00339997 = 6.7999 BTC [-] -240087;1349416626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8000 @ 0.00339998 = 27.1998 BTC [+] -240086;1349417128;smickles;wowzer -240085;1349417133;smickles;waht a netsplit -240084;1349417168;smickles;;;ident -240083;1349417168;gribble;You are not identified. -240082;1349417241;smickles;).(\ -240081;1349417685;noagendamarket;eventually any bitcoin site offering securities will run into exactly the same issues glbse has -240080;1349417734;noagendamarket;best bet : get your local stock broker to accept btc lol -240079;1349417911;dub;what issues? -240078;1349417929;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket wanna bet ? -240077;1349417956;dub;was there some more info? -240076;1349418071;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu, can you at least demand from your MPOE-PR to get her facts straight? Although she has many valid claims/points, she keeps attacking everything with misquotes/altered facts which are easy to point out. It's like a double edged sword. -240075;1349418087;mircea_popescu;specifically ?! -240074;1349418120;BTC-Mining;Arf, okay, let me check her post history and find back a few. -240073;1349418128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1457 @ 0.00035988 = 0.5243 BTC [-] -240072;1349418179;B0g4r7;http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/bitcointalk.org :( -240071;1349418202;mircea_popescu;ya its dead for me too. -240070;1349418210;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 you bogart on forum btw ? -240069;1349418211;dub;yes, internet is 50% less retarded for the moment -240068;1349418215;noagendamarket;gaah -240067;1349418218;B0g4r7;yea -240066;1349418218;mircea_popescu;dub 66% -240065;1349418227;BTC-Mining;damn... -240064;1349418229;mircea_popescu;welcome to irc :p -240063;1349418235;dub;and its back :( -240062;1349418252;mircea_popescu;;;ident B0g4r7 -240061;1349418252;gribble;Nick 'B0g4r7', with hostmask 'B0g4r7!natty@h-98-134-238-48.ip.alltel.net', is not identified. -240060;1349418259;mircea_popescu;;;getrating B0g4r7 -240059;1349418259;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -240058;1349418268;mircea_popescu;a, make one sometime. -240057;1349418297;B0g4r7;hm, yea I never did figure out the web-of-trust or whatever that system is. -240056;1349418314;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 do you have a gpg signature yet ? -240055;1349418331;B0g4r7;Neg. -240054;1349418334;B0g4r7;Guess I should. -240053;1349418343;mircea_popescu;yea, you should. -240052;1349418355;mircea_popescu;it's one of the things that seem stupid before you get it and impossible to live w/o after. -240051;1349418365;BTC-Mining;Okay, so for example, she start a scammer tag thread for nefario. Stating how it's been mismanaged. That's okay until now. I'd agree the situations have been mismanaged. -240050;1349418387;B0g4r7;Looks like I missed out on today's drama, being away from my deskjob desk. -240049;1349418394;BTC-Mining;But about DMC, she states: I.d. The accounts were later unblocked without any audit being performed, and without any material changes in the alleged facts. -240048;1349418400;mircea_popescu;aha ? -240047;1349418419;BTC-Mining;When the shareholders decided by a motion to keep Diablo-D3 as a manager. Also. -240046;1349418434;BTC-Mining;III.a. Starting at least as early as September 10 the assets controlled by Usagi (CPA, NYAN.x, BMF) were being scrutinized publicly on this forum for gross negligence possibly amounting to fraud on the part of the asset holder, in the same manner and to an extent equal or greater to that of I.a. above. -240045;1349418434;BTC-Mining;III.b. In spite of III.a. Nefario declared Usagi as the head of the ad-hoc commission that was to review GLBSE assets for inclusion in blue/white categories. -240044;1349418457;noagendamarket;Someone should just make a less retarded version of MPEX with exactly the same features lol -240043;1349418462;BTC-Mining;Usagi was never declared head of a commission or appointed to review and make decisions about asset inclusion. -240042;1349418464;noagendamarket;win -240041;1349418483;noagendamarket;that would be hilarious -240040;1349418498;BTC-Mining;I'm also in the group with Usagi. We're merely providing input and opinion but have no actual say in decisions which are left to Nefario -240039;1349418522;BTC-Mining;She twists facts/improperly research them -240038;1349418532;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well, so you're in a better position than her to know. you should make a post saying this right there -240037;1349418535;mircea_popescu;that way people know. -240036;1349418550;mircea_popescu;everyone wins. -240035;1349418553;noagendamarket;The problem is Nefario takes more notice of the people on this "board" than people whio actually own the company.... -240034;1349418563;BTC-Mining;She gives half stories keeping only parts to make it look worse, and people spot it. Makes MPOE-PR look bad and thus MPEx -240033;1349418574;B0g4r7;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115430.msg1245220#msg1245220 -240032;1349418575;B0g4r7;"feel sorry for anyone who didn't pull out after learning that the SEC guy knew something would be happening with GLBSE." -240031;1349418575;B0g4r7;^ what is this referring to? -240030;1349418576;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining why do you think it's deliberate ? -240029;1349418593;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 not too clear. -240028;1349418597;BTC-Mining;I'll reply soon to the thread, I just mean, ask her to research the facts a thoroughly. -240027;1349418640;BTC-Mining;It might not be deliberate, but it's bad PR if the facts she gives are not accurate, especially when making serious accusations. -240026;1349418642;MrTiggr;mircea_popescu: B0g4r7 .... the "SEC Guy" thing is in reference to an email recieved by some from SEC i am pretty sure -240025;1349418671;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining how'd she research things that are privy to like a few people ? was what you claim now posted anywhere ? -240024;1349418674;B0g4r7;Any forum (or other) reference you can cite? -240023;1349418676;mircea_popescu;these aren't "facts". -240022;1349418710;MrTiggr;B0g4r7: was that directed at me ? -240021;1349418716;B0g4r7;yeah -240020;1349418718;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 there's a pastebin, want me to dig it out for you ? -240019;1349418720;MrTiggr;B0g4r7: i have a copy of the email but not sure if its kosher to pass it around .... -240018;1349418731;MrTiggr;^^ or mircea_popescu can find the pastie -240017;1349418732;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr by now it;s in the open, go ahead -240016;1349418734;B0g4r7;mircea_popescu: if you would plz. -240015;1349418735;mircea_popescu;if you have it handy -240014;1349418755;MrTiggr;ill grab it -240013;1349418765;noagendamarket;I think the SEC is just trolling -240012;1349418777;MrTiggr;looked TOTALLY legit, noagendamarket -240011;1349418791;noagendamarket;Shake the trees and see if cocnuts fall out -240010;1349418791;mircea_popescu;it was legit. they prolly got 1000 complaints forwarded from local da's and whatnot -240009;1349418792;MrTiggr;all the headers checked out and even a phone call was made to check it i believe -240008;1349418796;mircea_popescu;and well... they gotta do something -240007;1349418835;noagendamarket;they could start with goldman sachs -240006;1349418852;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu, as far as I'm aware, no, but neither was the fact Usagi somehow had any say about assets listing or not. -240005;1349418853;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket no, those have monyz -240004;1349418876;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining im not even sure where she picked that up, but prolly in one of the many usagi drama threads -240003;1349418889;B0g4r7;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114442.msg1246559#msg1246559 -240002;1349418889;B0g4r7;Like I posted here, I wonder if the LOTTOMINING thing was an SEC sting. -240001;1349418900;BTC-Mining;People are seriously starting to form a bad opinion of MPOE=PR and indirectly, MPEx because she make up facts/guesstimate them without verifying them. -240000;1349418902;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 im pretty sure it was just pure retardedness. -239999;1349418918;B0g4r7;The timing would fit. -239998;1349418923;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you know she has a pretty good record of being spot on, right ? -239997;1349418932;B0g4r7;And it seems quite blatant in its illegality. -239996;1349418937;B0g4r7;(LOTTOMINING) -239995;1349418963;noagendamarket;LOTTOMINING brought to you by BFL -239994;1349418968;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 its funny cause of the yeah -239993;1349418974;mircea_popescu;of the bfl connection -239992;1349418983;B0g4r7;Yeah, I LOL'd at the patent reference. -239991;1349418998;mircea_popescu;but i still think it was pure retardedness -239990;1349419009;noagendamarket;its idiotic -239989;1349419021;mircea_popescu;hey noagendamarket, what's the confirm count on your oldest tx ? -239988;1349419042;noagendamarket;your mom -239987;1349419044;MrTiggr;http://pastebin.com/3ZXYMmwr -239986;1349419046;mircea_popescu;no srsly. -239985;1349419049;MrTiggr;^^ SEC Email -239984;1349419128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.00339998 = 12.9199 BTC [+] -239983;1349419141;MrTiggr;iirc danieldaniel made a phonecall to confirm it (that mustve been funny :D ) -239982;1349419164;noagendamarket;My current wallet.dat its only 139087 confirmations -239981;1349419164;BTC-Mining;Aye, people are not complaining about if she has a good guess ratio. They complain about the fact she pass up unverified information as facts to push her guesses before the actual facts happen. It's like someone saying everytime "I saw that person murder someone" when it never happened and she just had a hunch about it and in her defense, claim to be right 90% of the time. Doesn't really -239980;1349419164;BTC-Mining;excuse passing things as facts which are not. -239979;1349419166;BTC-Mining;But really, the point is not there about if it ends up being true, it's that announcing things as facts before it happens seems to really hurt public opinion of MPEx. -239978;1349419170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.00036002 = 8.3885 BTC [+] -239977;1349419172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0003646 = 3.646 BTC [+] -239976;1349419173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35310 @ 0.00036461 = 12.8744 BTC [+] -239975;1349419173;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr multiple ppl did -239974;1349419174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41600 @ 0.00036547 = 15.2036 BTC [+] -239973;1349419175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11712 @ 0.00036748 = 4.3039 BTC [+] -239972;1349419176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64500 @ 0.00036749 = 23.7031 BTC [+] -239971;1349419177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19900 @ 0.00036838 = 7.3308 BTC [+] -239970;1349419178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51100 @ 0.00036839 = 18.8247 BTC [+] -239969;1349419179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26100 @ 0.00036848 = 9.6173 BTC [+] -239968;1349419179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33000 @ 0.00036849 = 12.1602 BTC [+] -239967;1349419181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38875 @ 0.00036978 = 14.3752 BTC [+] -239966;1349419182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31337 @ 0.00037009 = 11.5975 BTC [+] -239965;1349419183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13266 @ 0.00037034 = 4.9129 BTC [+] -239964;1349419198;B0g4r7;Hm, yea that email does have the ring of legitimacy to it. -239963;1349419202;Ukto;so wait, did nefario and glbse idssapear? -239962;1349419204;Ukto;dissapear ? -239961;1349419211;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i guess... -239960;1349419212;MrTiggr;mircea_popescu: yeh i thought there was more than one .. i recall seeing dandan talking on irc at the same time thos; so i "witnessed" at least one phonecall -239959;1349419215;mircea_popescu;Ukto kinda -239958;1349419216;BTC-Mining;I mean, she could start the same accusations without passing things as facts and quoting instead and arguing why it looks shady and why she believes it's highly likely to be a scam or anything. -239957;1349419222;Ukto;"kinda" -239956;1349419225;B0g4r7;Or rather, it lacks the obvious signs of inauthenticity commonly found in these things. -239955;1349419228;Ukto;it did or it didnt. speculation aside -239954;1349419233;BTC-Mining;It would be a huge PR + for MPEx -239953;1349419234;dub;B0g4r7: there was a thread started by a guy who claimed to have claled the sec lawyer the letter came from, who asked him questions about GLBSE -239952;1349419236;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr anyway, it's well established by now that its legit -239951;1349419244;dub;called the lawyer* -239950;1349419247;BTC-Mining;I find she's not doing a good enough job for MPEx -239949;1349419249;mircea_popescu;Ukto yes. -239948;1349419255;MrTiggr;i had a copy of the ermail with headers too ... SPF was all intact, everything checked out from a tch. standpoint -239947;1349419274;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining but i mean... so what are you saying, you want her job ? -239946;1349419280;Ukto;i did hear a rumor about SEC. but that doesnt seem plausable, as no actual us$ was involved, and it was in the UK -239945;1349419290;noagendamarket;if the sec sends me a letter Ill send them back a link to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc -239944;1349419294;noagendamarket;lol -239943;1349419294;mircea_popescu;Ukto the admin might have gotten a little paranoid. -239942;1349419305;Ukto;what, nefario? -239941;1349419308;mircea_popescu;yes. -239940;1349419309;Ukto;hes IS paranoid -239939;1349419313;Ukto;but he would come and tell someone -239938;1349419315;Ukto;that its down for X -239937;1349419328;Ukto;i am not sure that nefario woudl run off with everyones btc -239936;1349419331;mircea_popescu;which is why i said kinda. who the fuck knows what's going in their little rats nest by now. -239935;1349419332;noagendamarket;No he wont if hes following legal advice -239934;1349419333;Ukto;he IS paranoid tho, i give you that -239933;1349419337;dub;what about all teh idiotic shit he has done in the paste month makes you think that? -239932;1349419340;mircea_popescu;he never clarified exactly what the beef was with goat -239931;1349419347;mircea_popescu;and i don't believe either one of them, they're both lieing about it. -239930;1349419360;mircea_popescu;(to some degree) -239929;1349419387;BTC-Mining;Eh, not sure I would have the time. But at least if you found someone who would constructively argue instead of accusing by association. See, I don't go attacking you personally for what MPOE-PR do, I come to you and argue about why it seems like she's doing a bad job for MPEx and why I think you should held her accountable for what she do when acting as MPEx's public face. -239928;1349419399;B0g4r7;A google for that phone number turns some threads discussing it. -239927;1349419402;Ukto;anyoen talk to the other owners of glbse? -239926;1349419407;Ukto;negario was only 35% -239925;1349419413;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the only thing you've not done yet is actually show me some serious issue there. -239924;1349419415;MrTiggr;lol negario -239923;1349419417;dub;lol negario -239922;1349419422;B0g4r7;What is the connection between theymos and glbse? -239921;1349419423;Ukto;whoops, did i say that -239920;1349419424;Ukto;:P -239919;1349419426;mircea_popescu;so she said usagi was head of some comission, mk. -239918;1349419436;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 theymos owns ~25% of it -239917;1349419437;noagendamarket;LOL Negario -239916;1349419448;dub;thats like my usagio before -239915;1349419448;mircea_popescu;which he was trying to divest, saturday. by monday nefario was fucking up the show. -239914;1349419450;Ukto;has theymos said anything ? -239913;1349419455;noagendamarket;Nefario doesnt have the numbers to do what hes doing -239912;1349419460;mircea_popescu;Ukto so far he said he's pissed. -239911;1349419463;mircea_popescu;about every other day -239910;1349419464;B0g4r7;He's said that he knows nothing. -239909;1349419497;mircea_popescu;that too. -239908;1349419498;noagendamarket;The shareholders are in the dark here too -239907;1349419511;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket you don't have shares do you ? -239906;1349419515;B0g4r7;I'm not holding out much hope of getting my 50 BTC back. -239905;1349419526;B0g4r7;I'd just deposited it yesterday. Not bought any securities yet, -239904;1349419528;noagendamarket;no comment ;0 -239903;1349419535;smickles;yeah that cracked me up. theymos found out about glbse going offline on his forum -239902;1349419537;mircea_popescu;o fuck, you're my missing 5% aren't you. duh -239901;1349419559;smickles;never mind that theymos is a nearly 25% stakeholder in glbse -239900;1349419572;mircea_popescu;you have any idea how long i've been trying to account for you! -239899;1349419584;noagendamarket;smickles thats correct -239898;1349419605;dub;never mind that nefario and theymos are fuckbuddies -239897;1349419608;B0g4r7;I wonder where the SEC got a list of addresses to email ppl, assuming the SEC thing is for real. -239896;1349419630;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 someone named names. -239895;1349419631;noagendamarket;You dont have to say anything to the SEC except fuuu -239894;1349419634;Ukto;then someone else would have gotten emails -239893;1349419636;mircea_popescu;dub pics ? -239892;1349419656;B0g4r7;If like 1,000 ppl got it, I'm sure some responded. -239891;1349419663;B0g4r7;"waaah, I bought PPT and lost everything" -239890;1349419666;B0g4r7;etc -239889;1349419677;mircea_popescu;i doubt more than ~50 or so were sent. -239888;1349419713;dub;B0g4r7: someone mentioned WOT -239887;1349419721;smickles;well, it's odd that not all the asset issuers got the email, but then again, I don't know how the sec operates -239886;1349419723;dub;as source of emails -239885;1349419726;mircea_popescu;yea, but we're pretty sure it's not the wot. -239884;1349419732;B0g4r7;wat is (was?) WOT? -239883;1349419741;dub;-otc web of trust -239882;1349419743;mircea_popescu;bonks http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratings.php -239881;1349419744;B0g4r7;ha -239880;1349419747;mircea_popescu;the thing you're supposed to get into. -239879;1349419749;B0g4r7;ah -239878;1349419752;smickles;it wasn't -otc/wot either -239877;1349419753;B0g4r7;yeah -239876;1349419766;Ukto;I dont recall who the other owner was, besides theymos -239875;1349419772;noagendamarket;they arent investigating glbse itself or theymos woulda got a letter -239874;1349419773;Ukto;I'll have to dig throgh my chats with nefario -239873;1349419790;Ukto;althoguh I do know one thig -239872;1349419795;smickles;noagendamarket: would theymos say if he was contacted? -239871;1349419802;Ukto;Nefario did tell me he was living solely off of btc from glbse -239870;1349419803;bonks;mircea_popescu: ? -239869;1349419810;B0g4r7;noagendamarket: I'm not sure we can assume that. -239868;1349419844;noagendamarket;if anyone is in danger its theymos since hes in the US -239867;1349419845;mircea_popescu;bonks ? did i hilight you by mistake ? -239866;1349419866;mircea_popescu;Ukto is that even possible ? it made so little... -239865;1349419878;noagendamarket;mircea yes it is -239864;1349419884;mircea_popescu;jesus... -239863;1349419889;bonks;mircea_popescu: k np -239862;1349419896;smickles;mircea_popescu: not all of us live as well as you :p -239861;1349419898;B0g4r7;How unfortunate. -239860;1349419906;B0g4r7;I just wanted to buy some ASICMINER> -239859;1349419910;mircea_popescu;smickles ya but i think it's under unemployment benefits -239858;1349419913;B0g4r7;now I can't (easily) -239857;1349419935;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 well if you buy 5k or w/e the person holds private books -239856;1349419949;B0g4r7;Yeah, the Board Member package. -239855;1349419950;B0g4r7;heh -239854;1349419974;noagendamarket;typically they dont go after investors at all. -239853;1349419994;mircea_popescu;this is true. -239852;1349419998;B0g4r7;He's mentioned extending the private books offer to smaller investors. Guess I'll wait and see. -239851;1349420014;noagendamarket;they dont arrest you for investing in a nigerian scheme lol -239850;1349420073;mircea_popescu;tho arguably they should. -239849;1349420122;smickles;so if they don't go after investors, pirate is cool, right? -239848;1349420152;mircea_popescu;:D -239847;1349420155;noagendamarket;first they need to legitimise bitcoin -239846;1349420160;smickles;he was just some sorry bum who borrowed money to invest in zeek -239845;1349420178;B0g4r7;They need to keep their crooked fingers out of bitcoin. -239844;1349420191;copumpkin;right -239843;1349420196;copumpkin;we have enough crooked fingers already -239842;1349420198;smickles;they need to deem it computer game money and ignore it -239841;1349420207;noagendamarket;^^ -239840;1349420211;B0g4r7;Sounds good to me. -239839;1349420219;noagendamarket;the sec doesnt regulate wow -239838;1349420226;mircea_popescu;indeed. -239837;1349420227;asa1024;lol copumkin -239836;1349420252;B0g4r7;or any other purely digital currency. -239835;1349420259;smickles;copumpkin: only my thumbs are crooked, what fingers do you have covered? -239834;1349420271;copumpkin;my middle finger -239833;1349420279;noagendamarket;sell;; popcorn -239832;1349420289;B0g4r7;If ppl want that kind of regulation, let them play in the classical markets. -239831;1349420301;smickles;if i give a 'thumbs up" the tip of my thumb points backwards, otherwise, it looks 'normal' -239830;1349420324;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 people may want it till they're blue in the eyeballs. -239829;1349420329;noagendamarket;when you point your finger theres 3 fungers pointing at yourself lol -239828;1349420330;mircea_popescu;btc will do what it does. -239827;1349420408;smickles;it's not real money anyway unless it can play on a vegas craps table -239826;1349420415;mircea_popescu;smickles s.dice! -239825;1349420541;smickles;I should go there and call out 300 btc on a hard 12. see what happens -239824;1349420606;noagendamarket;p[robably get a better return than "ibnvesting" btc -239823;1349420628;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket lemme point out smickles's fund made a solid 1200% over ~5 months -239822;1349420640;smickles;.py (1/36.0)/(1/30.0) -239821;1349420641;markac;0.833333333333 -239820;1349420650;smickles;noagendamarket: yeah -239819;1349420704;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, if glbse doesn't come back, some of the investors will be f'd -239818;1349420717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00037034 = 7.7401 BTC [+] -239817;1349420721;mircea_popescu;why ? btc sitting in their accts. -239816;1349420725;mircea_popescu;not like it decays -239815;1349420729;smickles;but well over 3/4 got out before glbse went down -239814;1349420739;mircea_popescu;nick of time. -239813;1349420747;noagendamarket;there was a massive bank run lately -239812;1349420773;smickles;mircea_popescu: if glbse doesn't come back that btc, or the shares that hadn't yet sold inot the final bidwall don't mean anything -239811;1349420780;noagendamarket;if you got out thank goat lol -239810;1349420795;mircea_popescu;smickles you originally said "soon" is what i was answerting to :p -239809;1349420799;noagendamarket;*irony -239808;1349420821;smickles;mircea_popescu: soon or some? -239807;1349420824;B0g4r7;I'm not counting on even getting my BTC back from my glbse account. -239806;1349420876;mircea_popescu;o nm i misread :p -239805;1349420877;smickles;B0g4r7: you're that pessimistic? -239804;1349420887;B0g4r7;Indeed. -239803;1349420911;B0g4r7;These things rarely have a happy ending in my experience. -239802;1349420923;smickles;true -239801;1349420924;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 i imagine even if nefario turns a total ass and runs with the ppl's btc -239800;1349420933;mircea_popescu;people will cover for it. it wasn't that much to begin with -239799;1349420944;jcpham;everyone is under arrest -239798;1349420950;B0g4r7;who would "people" be? -239797;1349420951;jcpham;line up against that wall over there -239796;1349420951;mircea_popescu;jcpham urmom too ? -239795;1349420962;jcpham;prepare for the cavity search -239794;1349420962;smickles;well, s2cm doesn't need any btc from glbse, just a list of the shareholders -239793;1349420963;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 im not gonna name names. but there's people. -239792;1349420964;Ukto;who would the people be that will cover? -239791;1349420975;smickles;(and associated amoutns -239790;1349420978;Ukto;its not like the share creators can do it -239789;1349420981;Ukto;they dont know who has what -239788;1349420986;B0g4r7;I guess you mean the other glbse owners. -239787;1349421001;B0g4r7;I had no shares, just BTC. -239786;1349421003;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 ya something like that -239785;1349421016;B0g4r7;Had not yet purchased anything. -239784;1349421031;smickles;got in at a good time i see :( -239783;1349421055;jcpham;i was reading the forum thread about allof this and then i got bored -239782;1349421061;jcpham;now i'm here -239781;1349421068;B0g4r7;Much like I got into trading classical stocks at a good time in 2008. -239780;1349421079;B0g4r7;[/sarc] -239779;1349421097;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 usagi is the master of it tho, with his 200 btc -239778;1349421100;smickles;B0g4r7: well, if you'd've picked junk bonds, you'd've made a mint -239777;1349421127;mircea_popescu;esp the good ones :p -239776;1349421140;Ignatius-otc;could have thrown a dart at a wall of stocks and shorted whatever hit for plenty of profit -239775;1349421145;smickles;I have 200 of the finest btc to ever be mined -239774;1349421158;smickles;and more at shit quality -239773;1349421171;smickles;but i don't know how to tell the difference -239772;1349421189;mircea_popescu;Ignatius-otc some have -239771;1349421207;mircea_popescu;smickles i meant, good junk bonds :p -239770;1349421246;B0g4r7;Buying ops aplenty in '09. '08 was all downhill. -239769;1349421261;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh sorry, i pulled a non-sequitur sort of topic change there -239768;1349421347;smickles;Oh what luck, just one more buck, fortune left me by chance. -239767;1349421389;jcpham;i don't want to talk about how many coins i've mined -239766;1349421395;jcpham;versus how many i have -239765;1349421426;mircea_popescu;jcpham why ? i'd like to rub it in -239764;1349421429;mircea_popescu;it's how i make friends. -239763;1349421443;smickles;true story -239762;1349421448;jcpham;certianly i've mined over 1000, maybe 1200 -239761;1349421455;jcpham;i posses maybe 5% -239760;1349421465;mircea_popescu;that's funny, i mined 0. -239759;1349421483;jcpham;YEAH BUT YOU LIVE IN SOME CRAZY FAIRY TALE WORLD -239758;1349421490;mircea_popescu;i guess so -239757;1349421490;smickles;lol -239756;1349421495;jcpham;real people aren't as privileged as you -239755;1349421502;jcpham;you should feed poor people -239754;1349421508;smickles;i've mined maybe 10 -239753;1349421527;jcpham;most of us plebians have to work -239752;1349421544;smickles;don't tell him to feed poor people, hell asphixiate them with semen -239751;1349421553;mircea_popescu;jcpham i feed poor people -239750;1349421559;mircea_popescu;if they're female, under 30 and submissive. -239749;1349421570;smickles;:l -239748;1349421599;mircea_popescu;whaty -239747;1349421604;mircea_popescu;what's ;l ? -239746;1349421612;jcpham;looks like mouth boner -239745;1349421616;mircea_popescu;srsly lol -239744;1349421621;smickles;i mean't it as licking my lips -239743;1349421637;mircea_popescu;smickles o, cause i was gonna say MY HARD COCK!!!1111 ? -239742;1349421640;smickles;wtf apostrophy -239741;1349421642;noagendamarket;lol -239740;1349421642;smickles;*e -239739;1349421665;jcpham;i wouldn' judge you if it was some type of mouth boner -239738;1349421688;mircea_popescu;Morocco blocked a Dutch "abortion ship" from entering one of its harbours on Thursday during a campaign group's first attempt to visit to a Muslim country to raise awareness about safe methods of abortion. -239737;1349421689;mircea_popescu;true story. -239736;1349421708;smickles;there are abortion ships? -239735;1349421713;noagendamarket;lol -239734;1349421725;jcpham;i wonder what they do with the babies while at sea -239733;1349421739;smickles;there's a cruise line for everything -239732;1349421762;noagendamarket;thats a shitty love boat edition -239731;1349421783;jcpham;one of these days someone will stumble in this channel -239730;1349421787;jcpham;without a sense of humor -239729;1349421790;noagendamarket;the one with captain stbing and the coathanger -239728;1349421809;smickles;it's liek rule 43, if you can think of it, carnival has a vacation package for it -239727;1349421819;Ukto;I wanted to make a black shirt, with a coat hanger on it, that says "Got Coathanger?" and goto one of the anti abortion rally's -239726;1349421832;noagendamarket;nooo -239725;1349421848;Ukto;put up a fold up table, giving away free coathangers to pregnant teens -239724;1349421851;Ukto;:P -239723;1349421866;Ukto;and a sign with an arrow "Follow these guys, heres your choice." -239722;1349421898;smickles;Ukto: no, non-prego teen chicks, so they have unprotected sex, get prego, and then can use the hangar -239721;1349421906;B0g4r7;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112438.msg1217338#msg1217338 I think that's the smartest thing I've ever seen Inaba say. -239720;1349421917;mircea_popescu;o i gotta read this -239719;1349421990;Ukto;well -239718;1349421993;Ukto;at least pirate stuck around -239717;1349421997;Ukto;i give him a point for that -239716;1349422004;Ukto;nefario just disapears -239715;1349422012;smickles;B0g4r7: thing is, they wouln't claw back btc, they'd claw back a btc equivilant amount of USD -239714;1349422020;Ukto;even when he had his extreme paranoia, he came and said he was working on shit -239713;1349422052;Ukto;has anyone tracked old payments back to the original wallet -239712;1349422058;Ukto;to see if its been emptied ? -239711;1349422122;noagendamarket;he emptied it by selling gpumax lol -239710;1349422204;Ukto;what? -239709;1349422217;Ukto;nefario has nothing to do with gpumax -239708;1349422248;dub;u sure bro? -239707;1349422256;Ukto;he didnt used to -239706;1349422256;Ukto;heh -239705;1349422281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00036789 = 2.1338 BTC [-] -239704;1349422283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45162 @ 0.00036751 = 16.5975 BTC [-] -239703;1349422288;Ukto;he jumped into the band wagon that gpumax was crap, and was the source of some shit before -239702;1349422328;B0g4r7;Hm, that's not a bad idea. -239701;1349422501;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 492 @ 0.25399152 = 124.9638 BTC [+] -239700;1349422560;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -239699;1349422560;gribble;Best bid: 12.7, Best ask: 12.787, Bid-ask spread: 0.08700, Last trade: 12.67505, 24 hour volume: 39938, 24 hour low: 12.6, 24 hour high: 13.0899 -239698;1349422594;smickles;.py 14-(.25*12.7) -239697;1349422595;markac;10.825 -239696;1349422599;B0g4r7;Looks like my BTC have indeed been moved out of the deposit address I sent them to at glbse, only a couple hours after I deposited them. -239695;1349422604;B0g4r7;I wonder if that's normal. -239694;1349422639;noagendamarket;prob into a cold wallet -239693;1349422672;smickles;mircea_popescu: so what do you make of that P140T? -239692;1349422677;noagendamarket;its kinda pointless to specualte at this stage -239691;1349422698;noagendamarket;*speculate -239690;1349422698;B0g4r7;I suppose so. -239689;1349422706;B0g4r7;I should go to bed really. -239688;1349422760;Ukto;well then, check the wallet that the btc was moved out to -239687;1349422771;mircea_popescu;smickles what ? -239686;1349422803;smickles;mircea_popescu: that option went on the ticker and you did a ;;ticker, i thought they may be connected -239685;1349422820;mircea_popescu;well yea, i was curious if btc suddenly dropped -239684;1349422829;mircea_popescu;usually people buy calls when it pops and puts when it plumets -239683;1349422834;mircea_popescu;sorta testing this teory -239682;1349422879;B0g4r7;Looks like it's all still there. My BTC was in the last sweep into that address. -239681;1349422893;Ukto;actually -239680;1349422900;jcpham;i know where all the bitcoins are! -239679;1349422902;Ukto;it may be possible that nefario is network less -239678;1349422905;jcpham;on the blockchain! -239677;1349422919;Ukto;he was using a cell phone for internet access -239676;1349422919;Ukto;to do work -239675;1349422974;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -239674;1349422975;gribble;12.84 -239673;1349422980;Ukto;another good reason to check the cold wallet -239672;1349424047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00036795 = 1.4718 BTC [+] -239671;1349425567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00036795 = 5.1145 BTC [+] -239670;1349427072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00036795 = 0.3312 BTC [+] -239669;1349427325;Ukto;mircea_popescu -239668;1349427328;Ukto;you still around? -239667;1349427338;mircea_popescu;ya -239666;1349428592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00036904 = 1.5869 BTC [+] -239665;1349430102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1922 @ 0.00036795 = 0.7072 BTC [-] -239664;1349430103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 838 @ 0.00036751 = 0.308 BTC [-] -239663;1349430104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11308 @ 0.00036609 = 4.1397 BTC [-] -239662;1349430105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24231 @ 0.0003652 = 8.8492 BTC [-] -239661;1349430173;Diablo-D3;usagi: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1246778#msg1246778 -239660;1349430179;Diablo-D3;Im going to bed, night all -239659;1349430477;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -239658;1349430479;gribble;Time since last block: 18 minutes and 40 seconds -239657;1349430597;mircea_popescu;i wonder what 50btc.com will do come december -239656;1349430599;mircea_popescu;new domain ? -239655;1349431329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45500 @ 0.00036904 = 16.7913 BTC [+] -239654;1349431330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19434 @ 0.00037034 = 7.1972 BTC [+] -239653;1349431332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40200 @ 0.00037043 = 14.8913 BTC [+] -239652;1349431333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50100 @ 0.00037054 = 18.5641 BTC [+] -239651;1349431334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20001 @ 0.00037149 = 7.4302 BTC [+] -239650;1349431334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1853 @ 0.0003721 = 0.6895 BTC [+] -239649;1349431335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19980 @ 0.00037242 = 7.441 BTC [+] -239648;1349431336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00037278 = 1.4166 BTC [+] -239647;1349431338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19132 @ 0.00037398 = 7.155 BTC [+] -239646;1349431400;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 996 @ 0.00028006 = 0.2789 BTC [+] -239645;1349431402;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12700 @ 0.00027682 = 3.5156 BTC [-] -239644;1349431403;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 14804 @ 0.00023469 = 3.4744 BTC [-] -239643;1349432937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00037094 = 2.8933 BTC [-] -239642;1349432938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36468 @ 0.00037398 = 13.6383 BTC [+] -239641;1349432940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2332 @ 0.00037408 = 0.8724 BTC [+] -239640;1349434457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 539 @ 0.0035 = 1.8865 BTC [+] -239639;1349435969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24594 @ 0.00037012 = 9.1027 BTC [-] -239638;1349436675;___Atlas___;I always get out before shit happens. -239637;1349436687;___Atlas___;Man, I nearly missed Bitcoinica -239636;1349436699;___Atlas___;I nearly missed Pirate -239635;1349436706;___Atlas___;Same thing with Zipconf -239634;1349436716;___Atlas___;Got out just in time with coins in hand -239633;1349436722;___Atlas___;Now the same with GLBSE -239632;1349436863;MrTiggr;you sound so dissapointed ... perhaps its the other way around, ___Atlas___ .... perhaps you are like a bitcoin "typhoid Mary" :P -239631;1349437476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00037012 = 0.2221 BTC [-] -239630;1349437498;fridge;is there a write up of what is known re glbse? I have been out of the loop -239629;1349437583;fridge;I was kind of expecting it tbh, either glbse to belly up or my portfolio to consist entirely of scammers -239628;1349437616;fridge;but it is more entertaining than a night at a casino -239627;1349437652;fridge;whereas I only have brazzers account -239626;1349438991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41106 @ 0.00037012 = 15.2142 BTC [-] -239625;1349438992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14894 @ 0.00037012 = 5.5126 BTC [-] -239624;1349439295;jurov;fridge, i have read much of it and am none wiser... it's not like hollywood movie where they explain everything -239623;1349439500;___Atlas___;I've completely reformed the Bitcoin wikipedia article -239622;1349439507;___Atlas___;It's been quite a journey -239621;1349439515;___Atlas___;but we're going to get to featured article status eventually -239620;1349439523;___Atlas___;when that day happens -239619;1349439530;___Atlas___;Life will be complete -239618;1349439966;jurov;wish I had your noble desires... -239617;1349439987;jurov;here it's all carnal, like fucking and money -239616;1349440104;MrTiggr;lol .... makes me think futurama ...... Screw them all we'll make our own curreny with blackjack .. and hookers :D -239615;1349440511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00037375 = 2.3173 BTC [+] -239614;1349441015;dub;don't forget shit eating primates -239613;1349442013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35000 @ 0.00037375 = 13.0813 BTC [+] -239612;1349443520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25362 @ 0.00037175 = 9.4283 BTC [-] -239611;1349443521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24512 @ 0.00037375 = 9.1614 BTC [+] -239610;1349443917;femtotube;looks like the new Master Of Hyperbole is DiabloD3 :) -239609;1349443936;femtotube;"A software update for the launch of GLBSE 3.0 is plausible.... just so is the SEC extraditing him from the UK to stand trial in the US." -239608;1349443938;femtotube;LOL -239607;1349444041;drekk;heh -239606;1349444614;mircea_popescu;so it's still down huh -239605;1349444666;drekk;so it seems. didnt check tho -239604;1349444691;mircea_popescu;drekk just going by the lack of trades -239603;1349444701;drekk;yea -239602;1349444725;drekk;did you notice an impact on mpex trading volume since glbse is down? -239601;1349444759;mircea_popescu;ya, it lost maybe 3-5% -239600;1349444770;drekk;really? interesting -239599;1349444772;mircea_popescu;30day Total Volume 87`868.82731082 BTC -239598;1349444780;mircea_popescu;was ~9xk last week -239597;1349444796;drekk;so ppl really are scared :D -239596;1349444816;mircea_popescu;possibly\ -239595;1349444849;drekk;crazy stuff. can't read the forum anymore. all trolling and FUD and whining -239594;1349444979;femtotube;How many scam accusations do the forum mods need to tag someone? Usai looks like the most popular candidate for a tag but nothing has happened -239593;1349445017;femtotube;3 separate accusations -239592;1349445065;mircea_popescu;i don't think it goes by count -239591;1349445069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 788 @ 0.00037375 = 0.2945 BTC [+] -239590;1349445070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22612 @ 0.00037408 = 8.4587 BTC [+] -239589;1349445104;femtotube;mircea_popescu: none of those are bull shit and all are verified fuck ups -239588;1349445117;mircea_popescu;femtotube even so. -239587;1349445143;femtotube;scammer has to collect more money and then run? :) -239586;1349445190;femtotube;then and only then, the not so bright overlords can tag -239585;1349445232;mircea_popescu;i think idiocy is an absolute defense. sorta like verity in calumny proceedings -239584;1349445256;femtotube;LOL -239583;1349445275;drekk;it's a forum. not a trading platform. what do you expect? -239582;1349445294;femtotube;"oops, I am an idiot stealing all the coin. Sorry! Se you all next time" ? -239581;1349445316;mircea_popescu;"did you scam these people ?" "no, i'm just stupid" "a ok then, move along" -239580;1349445323;femtotube;this defence probably works in BTC forum :) -239579;1349445328;drekk;heh -239578;1349445373;mircea_popescu;"i really made a good faith attempt at investing despite the fact that i lack any experience whatsoever, training no matter how informal or even enough common sense to notice a problem with any of this." -239577;1349445477;drekk;"...also I got a free rifle at my bank for opening a new account. FREE RIFLE!!!" -239576;1349446602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60989 @ 0.00037189 = 22.6812 BTC [-] -239575;1349446603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6111 @ 0.00037103 = 2.2674 BTC [-] -239574;1349448134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48700 @ 0.00037166 = 18.0998 BTC [+] -239573;1349448577;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7000 @ 0.0002777 = 1.9439 BTC [+] -239572;1349448659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00037408 = 0.7482 BTC [+] -239571;1349449056;Anduck;glbse up -239570;1349449060;Anduck;? -239569;1349449122;kakobrekla;nop -239568;1349449216;___Atlas___;Well, it was fun while it lasted -239567;1349449229;___Atlas___;It will be remembered in the footnotes of virtual history -239566;1349449244;___Atlas___;Right next to second life stocks and other ponzi schemes -239565;1349449292;___Atlas___;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn_iz8z2AGw -239564;1349449331;mircea_popescu;___Atlas___ whatcher on about -239563;1349449339;mircea_popescu;o, glbbq -239562;1349449385;___Atlas___;Hopefully you guys don't have your money seized by the London police -239561;1349449398;___Atlas___;and then see it spent on the Queen's LSD habit -239560;1349449421;___Atlas___;I mean, it is in royal law: All property is of her majesty, the Queen. -239559;1349449422;___Atlas___;SOL -239558;1349449438;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9DMiy_DVok&feature=related -239557;1349449529;___Atlas___;Saw that on the news when that happened -239556;1349449533;___Atlas___;Sad stuff -239555;1349449550;chmod755;;;web fetch http://glbse.com -239554;1349449551;gribble;"\n\n

GLBSE is offline

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For those worried about their bitcoin, please calm yourselves there has been no hack and your coins are safe and all accounted for.

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I apologize for the lack of notice and the downtime, but there isn't much choice. We will update our users on Saturday.

\n\n\n" -239553;1349449592;___Atlas___;Not if the Queen has her say. -239552;1349450082;___Atlas___;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwziS2aE6Ww -239551;1349450145;___Atlas___;God save our gracious Queen -239550;1349450151;___Atlas___;Long live our noble Queen -239549;1349450161;___Atlas___;May she hold GLBSE's securities in mercy -239548;1349450162;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 519 @ 0.0002777 = 0.1441 BTC [+] -239547;1349450164;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5800 @ 0.0002777 = 1.6107 BTC [+] -239546;1349450168;___Atlas___;and save our precious Bitcoins -239545;1349450172;___Atlas___;in mercy -239544;1349450390;___Atlas___;Lucidize: How does it feel knowing the Queen of England has your coins now? -239543;1349450471;Lucidize;oh what lol? -239542;1349450490;___Atlas___;The Queen owns GLBSE now. It's her property. -239541;1349450494;___Atlas___;She seized it. -239540;1349450523;Lucidize;It doesn't sound true to me =) -239539;1349450541;mircea_popescu;my money is on "nefario had paranoid fit" -239538;1349450565;mircea_popescu;never ascribe to nefarious agencies that which can be adequately explained by nefario's stupidity. -239537;1349450574;copumpkin;moo -239536;1349451210;___Atlas___;By any measure of sovereignty, Britain is still a monarchy. -239535;1349451224;___Atlas___;The Queen can do whatever she wants without any police intervention -239534;1349451610;pigeons;yes the queen of england shut down glbse -239533;1349451642;Azelphur;true story, she told me at dinner -239532;1349451671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00037245 = 6.2572 BTC [-] -239531;1349451672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00037195 = 3.8311 BTC [-] -239530;1349451673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30300 @ 0.00037158 = 11.2589 BTC [-] -239529;1349451675;Azelphur;with the wording, I'm kinda hoping it's a major security vulnerability that needed to be fixed -239528;1349451687;Azelphur;or some other technical issue -239527;1349451803;___Atlas___;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autism_Kroner -239526;1349451840;Lucidize;not really -239525;1349451846;Lucidize;she lays down no law -239524;1349451854;Lucidize;she is here just for tourists -239523;1349451897;mircea_popescu;___Atlas___ "to reach consensus in a network of computing power that validates the transactions" -239522;1349451901;mircea_popescu;wtf is that english ? -239521;1349451905;___Atlas___;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_immunity#United_Kingdom -239520;1349451920;___Atlas___;mircea_popescu: What section is that? -239519;1349451921;___Atlas___;lol -239518;1349451997;___Atlas___;Fixed -239517;1349451998;___Atlas___;lol -239516;1349452192;Ukto;with the wording -239515;1349452201;Ukto;and the fact that he could predict an "update" saturday -239514;1349452205;Ukto;means its not a code thing -239513;1349452225;Ukto;if it was a code thing, he would to fix it, and put the site back up when it was ready -239512;1349452333;mircea_popescu;___Atlas___ you gotta put mpex in there. -239511;1349452349;mircea_popescu;wtf is "wuala" -239510;1349452352;___Atlas___;Stock exchange section lol? -239509;1349452358;___Atlas___;Hm -239508;1349452413;mircea_popescu;i have no ideea i never wrote for shittypedia. -239507;1349452427;pigeons;he means saturday like pirate means "saturday" -239506;1349452430;___Atlas___;It's going to be hard to pull off -239505;1349452439;___Atlas___;without some goon coming in saying "play stocks" -239504;1349452442;___Atlas___;or some shit -239503;1349452482;mircea_popescu;tis all play -239502;1349452483;Ukto;pigeons: lol -239501;1349452484;mircea_popescu;and then we dye -239500;1349452524;___Atlas___;I had to endure many edit wars to get the article to where it is right now -239499;1349452539;___Atlas___;Some wanted it dedicated to bitcoin.org's shitty client -239498;1349452553;___Atlas___;but I said no -239497;1349452558;___Atlas___;I said Bitcoin was a currency -239496;1349452571;___Atlas___;not a software project managed by a 40 year old virgin -239495;1349452575;___Atlas___;pseudo libertarian -239494;1349452609;___Atlas___;who wants to get paid to make small code contributions -239493;1349452617;___Atlas___;balfgadfhadf -239492;1349452635;mircea_popescu;lol -239491;1349452655;mircea_popescu;what's the problem if tux and whoever want ot pay gavin ? -239490;1349452664;mircea_popescu;their coins, let them have fun -239489;1349452668;mircea_popescu;you pseudolibertarian you -239488;1349452708;___Atlas___;Well I am not really libertarian anymore -239487;1349452713;___Atlas___;I am pretty much amoral at this point -239486;1349452726;___Atlas___;I don't want bitcoin.org having any influence over Bitcoin -239485;1349452727;Ukto;actually -239484;1349452732;Ukto;bitcoin is a commodity, not a currency -239483;1349452744;___Atlas___;Ukto, we've tried that -239482;1349452745;Ukto;calling it a currency causes all sorts of problems -239481;1349452753;___Atlas___;People got really butthurt on wikipedia -239480;1349452764;Ukto;just saying, it is what it is -239479;1349452764;___Atlas___;So butthurt -239478;1349452768;Ukto;a frog, is a frog -239477;1349452768;mircea_popescu;y ? -239476;1349452771;Ukto;a bitcoin is a commodity. -239475;1349452796;Ukto;unless someone can cite a regonized government, recognizing bitcoin as a currency, it is a commodity, nothing more. -239474;1349452809;___Atlas___;In economics, a commodity is the generic term for any marketable item produced to satisfy wants or needs. -239473;1349452817;___Atlas___;Currency is a commodity as well -239472;1349452823;___Atlas___;A commodity can be a currency -239471;1349452830;___Atlas___;Bitcoin is used as a currency -239470;1349452831;Ukto;can data storage be a currency? -239469;1349452838;___Atlas___;so it is a currency -239468;1349452849;___Atlas___;Ukto: Given enough value, sure. -239467;1349452865;Ukto;I will trade you cow patties and use it for currency -239466;1349452868;Ukto;can we add that to the list? -239465;1349452882;Ukto;pocket lint too -239464;1349452892;Ukto;i know some stupid ppl that would trade me stuff for pocket lint -239463;1349452899;Ukto;like a broken pencil -239462;1349452912;Ukto;i am paying with my currency -239461;1349452913;Ukto;right? -239460;1349453016;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112402.msg1247307#msg1247307 -239459;1349453018;mircea_popescu;kinda major -239458;1349453024;mircea_popescu;theymos considering bids under .3 now -239457;1349453034;mircea_popescu;so what's glbse worth yet ? -239456;1349453185;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 400 @ 0.00027772 = 0.1111 BTC [+] -239455;1349453637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 666 @ 0.00339998 = 2.2644 BTC [+] -239454;1349454613;smickles;oh moi -239453;1349477500;pigeons;we need some #btcst style enforcement here, kicks on the word nefario -239452;1349477538;rdponticelli;lol -239451;1349477548;mircea_popescu;lol still ? -239450;1349477569;BTCHero;whatever -239449;1349477574;pigeons;are ou wearing that black dress mircea_popescu? -239448;1349477576;rdponticelli;lmao would be ok? -239447;1349477590;BTCHero;nefarious dude? -239446;1349477636;mircea_popescu;pigeons which ?! -239445;1349477642;rdponticelli;Anyway, the problem is: around December the only one remaining here would be assbot -239444;1349477660;pigeons;the one you wear when you pretend to be "the girl" -239443;1349477676;mircea_popescu;no, i can go just fine w/o mentioning james q dummy by hischisen name. -239442;1349477684;mircea_popescu;hischisen = his chosen -239441;1349477693;pigeons;he is a Doctor actually -239440;1349477703;pigeons;Dr. Nefario -239439;1349477728;B0g4r7_;NO_OOh, are you Nefario? -239438;1349477735;drekk;Dr. N(efari)o. call james bond -239437;1349477762;PsychoticBoy;licenced to chill -239436;1349477775;BTCHero;we should have all listened to the great mircea_popescu -239435;1349477778;NO_OOh;ha, yes of course I am nefarios -239434;1349477782;BTCHero;now look at us -239433;1349477792;mircea_popescu;BTCHero eh ?! -239432;1349477802;B0g4r7_;IMO, glbse made a mistake in trying to court these so-called "legitimate businesses" that wanted to be listed. -239431;1349477802;pigeons;don't worry, if you didn't listen to him before, or even if you did, you'll get another several chances to hear it -239430;1349477813;BTCHero;We said, but mircea_popescu the site looks so nice and user friendly -239429;1349477813;mircea_popescu;haha -239428;1349477827;mircea_popescu;mircea_popescu, the site. coming up next, mircea_popescu, the musical. -239427;1349477838;mircea_popescu;it will be atonal and it repeats itself alot. -239426;1349477845;asa1024;lol -239425;1349477858;drekk;i'd invest -239424;1349477859;pigeons;and looks good in IE 6 -239423;1349477866;B0g4r7_;He/they ought to have told them to look elsewhere, and continued to keep glbse in unregulated territory. -239422;1349477884;pigeons;B0g4r7_: i hear you but let's face it that isn't the issue here -239421;1349477889;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 dude, the guy is just insane. all his "legit" talk was about STARTING A COMPANY -239420;1349477898;mircea_popescu;you know, like i started polimedia srl 5 yeas ago ? -239419;1349477913;mircea_popescu;has fuckall to do with registering as a financial services provider. -239418;1349477916;pigeons;yeah but you still can't afford another domain -239417;1349477928;mircea_popescu;pigeons stop trying to confuse the issue :D -239416;1349477937;BTCHero;also PORN -239415;1349477945;pigeons;yeah and you're a gypsy too -239414;1349477952;NO_OOh;maybe if someone registered on your site and paid the 20bitcoin you could afford a new domain -239413;1349477958;asa1024;porn and stocks - what more do you want? -239412;1349477960;B0g4r7_;What is the issue then? -239411;1349477966;mircea_popescu;NO_OOh 30 btc. -239410;1349477968;pigeons;how many registrations to afford a web designer? -239409;1349477981;NO_OOh;mircea_popescu: really? when did that change? -239408;1349477985;Doffx;Can I have a free account mircea_popescu. -239407;1349477987;PsychoticBoy;a big fat gypsy wedding, that ppl are strange, with thir kitsch looks etc -239406;1349477989;mircea_popescu;about the time glbse went to shit. -239405;1349478002;drekk;i'll never get those complaints about webdesign, tld, pr0n... it's obviously a service that works for a lot of ppl -239404;1349478002;mircea_popescu;Doffx no, but if you wait a while longer you can pay me 50 btc at 20 dolla each -239403;1349478004;PsychoticBoy;trailertrash -239402;1349478004;NO_OOh;AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA -239401;1349478016;B0g4r7_;Well, now we're left with a gaping vacuum where it once was. -239400;1349478023;B0g4r7_;Hardly an improvement IMO. -239399;1349478033;Doffx;Ill give you .50 btc for an account today. -239398;1349478038;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 you can just use coinbr eh. -239397;1349478042;Doffx;Final offer. -239396;1349478057;mircea_popescu;Doffx i'll give you .3 of that for your wife. if you don't have one get one we can talk. -239395;1349478078;PsychoticBoy;30 btc is way too much -239394;1349478091;PsychoticBoy;1-5 btc would be enough -239393;1349478100;pigeons;anyway there's some of those usagi scamassets on mpext -239392;1349478106;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy according to whom ? -239391;1349478120;drekk;guess the reason for having a high fee is to keep amateur traders out. i actually appreciate that -239390;1349478124;PsychoticBoy;crappy interface, crappy trade system, -239389;1349478125;PsychoticBoy;to me -239388;1349478126;mircea_popescu;drekk ++ -239387;1349478136;pigeons;and did i meantion porn? -239386;1349478139;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy you don't know how it feels like to have trades executed within the second -239385;1349478144;mircea_popescu;it grows on ya. -239384;1349478157;B0g4r7_;Most everything was listed with glbse. -239383;1349478167;B0g4r7_;Now all that stuff is inaccessible. -239382;1349478171;PsychoticBoy;I really dont like the gpg trade system -239381;1349478188;B0g4r7_;Specifically I wanted to buy into ASICMINER, and now I can't (easily). -239380;1349478188;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy because ? -239379;1349478194;Doffx;Ok, ok, ill give you .45 for an acount today. -239378;1349478205;PsychoticBoy;I hate gpg, I only use it in some emails, because its not user friendly -239377;1349478223;mircea_popescu;so strange how self-centered people are. -239376;1349478237;mircea_popescu;problem is not that gpg is not psychoticboy friendly. problem is yu're not gpg friendly -239375;1349478239;mircea_popescu;fix that please. -239374;1349478263;PsychoticBoy;no I will not use gpg centred sites -239373;1349478269;Doffx;Its pretty easy to use though, whats difficult about it? -239372;1349478269;mircea_popescu;you and know who else ? -239371;1349478276;mircea_popescu;poor people in africa. you're all welcome to your own ghetto. -239370;1349478277;Doffx;Are you using windows? -239369;1349478281;B0g4r7_;It's hard to make cryptographic technology user-friendly. -239368;1349478283;mircea_popescu;it just means poverty, marginality and irrelevance. -239367;1349478287;drekk;only partially encrypting mails kinda spoils it imho. you're making it easy for a possible attacker to identify which mails are sensitive -239366;1349478291;PsychoticBoy;yes I use windows -239365;1349478293;pigeons;PsychoticBoy: coinbr -239364;1349478307;Doffx;Ahh, yeah windows makes things more difficult -239363;1349478312;B0g4r7_;In order for it to be effective, the user needs to have more that just a basic understanding of how it works. -239362;1349478314;rdponticelli;Some people loves to be hacked -239361;1349478314;PsychoticBoy;thats why ;) -239360;1349478316;mircea_popescu;i think there's a hm, lemme look for it. -239359;1349478322;rdponticelli;Just leave them with that -239358;1349478324;mircea_popescu;http://www.gpg4win.org/ -239357;1349478329;B0g4r7_;Or they'll do dumb things and their security will be compromised. -239356;1349478330;Doffx;What I found hard about gpg is the documentation is lacking on some of the things you need to do. -239355;1349478331;mircea_popescu;there, it works just fine on windoze too -239354;1349478347;drekk;gpg4win is pretty user-friendly. ugly, but not complicated -239353;1349478354;PsychoticBoy;I already use kleopatra fot otc etc -239352;1349478356;pigeons;you only need to --encrypt --ascii --sign -239351;1349478357;B0g4r7_;"user friendly" == "user does not need to understand how it works" -239350;1349478357;mircea_popescu;you just go into cmd line, what's the big deal -239349;1349478359;PsychoticBoy;for* -239348;1349478362;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 o that. -239347;1349478368;drekk;B0g4r7, pretty much. -239346;1349478380;PsychoticBoy;I understand how it works, I can code etc -239345;1349478380;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy well if you have kleo then i really fail to see your problem. you instal python and run pympex -239344;1349478386;rdponticelli;Anyway, it's useless if you got a trojan with a keylogger -239343;1349478397;drekk;B0g4r7, you should be familiar with be basic concept of publöic/private key encryption -239342;1349478401;mircea_popescu;drekk not really -239341;1349478405;mircea_popescu;you need trojan + rootkit -239340;1349478415;PsychoticBoy;but im lazy, I like one click interfaces -239339;1349478418;B0g4r7_;Yes, i am drekk. But most novice users are not familiar one bit. -239338;1349478443;pigeons;it is one click for mpex "submit" -239337;1349478449;B0g4r7_;When it comes to cryptography though, a thorough understanding is required. Otherwise all a user can do is trust blindly. -239336;1349478479;B0g4r7_;Blind trust may be OK for running MS Word, but not for security-sensitive things involving lots of money. -239335;1349478482;PsychoticBoy;I will try mpex when its not that expensive, 400$ is a aweful lot -239334;1349478497;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy that will require use of a time machine -239333;1349478502;mircea_popescu;you should have tried it in may, it was free. -239332;1349478506;mircea_popescu;why didn't you ? -239331;1349478508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00037126 = 8.1306 BTC [+] -239330;1349478509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18900 @ 0.00037188 = 7.0285 BTC [+] -239329;1349478514;drekk;mircea_popescu, trojan/rootkit to do what? -239328;1349478520;rdponticelli;I won't use a fund who's administrator uses windows and refuses to use gpg, nothing personal... -239327;1349478528;PsychoticBoy;I was stuck in glbse 1.0 -239326;1349478530;mircea_popescu;drekk trojan for passphrase, rootkit for actual keyring with secret key -239325;1349478534;mircea_popescu;otherwise passphrase is useless. -239324;1349478550;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli well he does some gpg, he idents in otc for instance -239323;1349478576;rdponticelli;Not enough -239322;1349478594;drekk;mircea_popescu, dunno what you mean. :D i was just talking about the possibility for a mitm to tell which of your mails are the important ones, if you only encrypt those -239321;1349478600;rdponticelli;Not remotely enough if you're managing other people's money -239320;1349478607;drekk;decrypting it is a different thing of course -239319;1349478627;PsychoticBoy;Your choice, I will provide gpg encrypted text if you want to -239318;1349478647;PsychoticBoy;I can but I dont really like it -239317;1349478668;mircea_popescu;drekk o o sorry, thought you meant about key compromise -239316;1349478683;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy why the hell not man ?! it's great! -239315;1349478687;mircea_popescu;very empowering. -239314;1349478704;PsychoticBoy;only use it on tor though -239313;1349478705;rdponticelli;It's not just that. It's about maintaining a safe environment -239312;1349478725;rdponticelli;If you prefer easy of use, you're trading off security -239311;1349478792;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli seriously now, mpex is shockingly easy to use. people thinking differently are just basing themselves on prejudice -239310;1349478800;mircea_popescu;if you get them to actually try it they go uhhhh ok ?! -239309;1349478802;mircea_popescu;that's all !? -239308;1349478861;rdponticelli;Yeah, when you learn a couple of thing, everything is easy -239307;1349478889;mircea_popescu;i mean, i spent about an hour or so getting evoorhees set up with it. he hasn't needed help since. -239306;1349478903;PsychoticBoy;I am able to use it damn it ;) -239305;1349478911;mircea_popescu;same thing with some other guy, it's an hour to set up then i never hear from them again -239304;1349478927;Doffx;Ugg, thats not why people are down on Mpex, its not gpg. -239303;1349478941;mircea_popescu;which is kinda why i'm willing to help pretty much anyone through it. i know once they have it it's good forever. -239302;1349478949;rdponticelli;But it's frigthning that there's so many people unwilling to learn anything -239301;1349478966;kakobrekla;lazy ppl -239300;1349478986;PsychoticBoy;laze :D -239299;1349478990;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i think it's a control issue -239298;1349478992;PsychoticBoy;Zzzzzzz -239297;1349479024;rdponticelli;Sweet dreams -239296;1349479049;rdponticelli;Keep dreaming with fancy windows -239295;1349479152;rdponticelli;The thing is: making things right needs some effort -239294;1349479197;mircea_popescu;that is true. -239293;1349479202;rdponticelli;Meanwhile, we keep relying on tools half baked, "proudly" made in 4 days... -239292;1349479242;rdponticelli;Well, all the drama is the consecuence -239291;1349479257;mircea_popescu;that is also true -239290;1349479262;mircea_popescu;i'ma get my amen card. -239289;1349479399;PsychoticBoy;Can I get a Halelujah -239288;1349479935;femtotube;LOL, this theymos character is more full of shit than I wanted to believe. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112402.msg1248112#msg1248112 -239287;1349479939;femtotube;LOL -239286;1349479959;Diablo-D3;femtotube: erm, theymos is the bitcointalk owner and a glbse shareholder -239285;1349479971;femtotube;is everyone involved with BTC a fkn thieve and a liar ? -239284;1349479977;Diablo-D3;basically. -239283;1349479985;Diablo-D3;I didnt used to believe it, but I do now -239282;1349480003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 805 @ 0.00325001 = 2.6163 BTC [-] -239281;1349480003;femtotube;Diablo-D3: and how is that "owner" status any excuse? -239280;1349480004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00320002 = 3.2 BTC [-] -239279;1349480005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00320001 = 3.2 BTC [-] -239278;1349480007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3195 @ 0.0032 = 10.224 BTC [-] -239277;1349480014;Diablo-D3;femtotube: it means hes a trusted community member -239276;1349480017;mircea_popescu;femtotube Diablo-D3 im neither. how about that. -239275;1349480028;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: not from lack of trying. -239274;1349480030;femtotube;fuck this whole gang of assholes. -239273;1349480036;Diablo-D3;femtotube: thats my opinion -239272;1349480042;Diablo-D3;I closed DMC over this shit -239271;1349480048;femtotube;none of them are worth any trust or respect -239270;1349480053;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 what does that mean ?! -239269;1349480076;Diablo-D3;shit goes wrong due to outside forces, I get blamed for it by the people who could have helped prevent it -239268;1349480080;Diablo-D3;so fuck everybody -239267;1349480083;femtotube;I know all about your DMC saga, Mr Forum Moderator ;) -239266;1349480137;femtotube;I guess if you sleep with dogs, you will wake up with fleas -239265;1349480161;Diablo-D3;yeah, pretty much -239264;1349480215;femtotube;I miss my coin those GLBSE assholes stole from me :( -239263;1349480237;pigeons;ou'll get 49% back i'm sure -239262;1349480288;B0g4r7_;me too. I had cold hard BTC in glbse, not securities. -239261;1349480289;femtotube;I guess all the bond issuers are ecstatic right now. No exchange, no obligations -239260;1349480334;femtotube;I transferred my coin out of this shithole when fucktard nefario was missing for 3 days -239259;1349480349;B0g4r7_;SMRTer than me. -239258;1349480481;femtotube;if BTC really had a community, those fuckers be all bleeding and shitting by blood now. Starting with this asshole from Texas. Trendon Shavers or what ever. -239257;1349480542;femtotube;but now, it's just a bunch of weak and soft nerds, who start blabbering about human rights the moment some scumbags deserves to go tits up. -239256;1349480545;kakobrekla;B0g4r7_ it might be cold but it aint hard :) -239255;1349480586;mircea_popescu; ou'll get 49% back i'm sure <<< that.. -239254;1349480622;femtotube;mircea_popescu: when are you going to run? -239253;1349480635;B0g4r7_;A halving of assets, to go along with the halved block reward. -239252;1349480645;mircea_popescu;femtotube funny thing, i have an investor been asking me this since about novemver -239251;1349480658;femtotube;Good thing is, it's really easy to buy your scalp in Romania :) -239250;1349480690;femtotube;cost almost nothing to get you all be boxed up and everything. -239249;1349480730;NO_OOh;haha like a vampire -239248;1349480747;femtotube;:) -239247;1349480832;PsychoticBoy;5k$ +' -239246;1349480868;mircea_popescu;femtotube so your idea of security is, spending more money on the guy that ran off with your money ? -239245;1349480947;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: When you run, your shareholder would take part of the bootie :p -239244;1349480949;rdponticelli;? -239243;1349480960;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli haha yes, i guess so -239242;1349480972;mircea_popescu;why do i have to run tho ? i'm lazy. can't i just sit here forever and take everyone's money ? -239241;1349480981;rdponticelli;I mean, can we run with you? -239240;1349480995;mircea_popescu;yeah lets all run -239239;1349480995;rdponticelli;I have to work out a little -239238;1349481001;mircea_popescu;to an island in the sun -239237;1349481003;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -239236;1349481050;rdponticelli;But that's already taken by pirate -239235;1349481074;mircea_popescu;well we get femtotube to bring some boxers or w/e -239234;1349481518;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2800 @ 0.00027772 = 0.7776 BTC [-] -239233;1349481519;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13318 @ 0.00027772 = 3.6987 BTC [-] -239232;1349481521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34458 @ 0.00037065 = 12.7719 BTC [-] -239231;1349481522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31142 @ 0.00037034 = 11.5331 BTC [-] -239230;1349481687;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: figured this would definitely be one for you, watch boobs for charity? http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/10zv75/okay_so_pornhub_is_donating_money_to_support/ XD -239229;1349481697;mircea_popescu;lol -239228;1349481738;B0g4r7_;Worst descriptive url truncation ever. -239227;1349481760;Azelphur;haha -239226;1349481933;mircea_popescu;so anyone knows the cryptostocks/vircures ppl ? -239225;1349482080;drekk;mircea_popescu, nope. sent a PM in the forum to Kumala once regarding VCE. never got an answer -239224;1349482103;mircea_popescu;drekk sux -239223;1349482152;drekk;yea. i like both services pretty much, but again the old prob: lack of communication (skills) -239222;1349482169;drekk;seems glbse downtime gave them a boost tho :) -239221;1349482465;mircea_popescu;soooo... it turns out glbse only had one db ? -239220;1349482469;mircea_popescu;i am so fascinated. -239219;1349482472;Eisenhower34;glbse? is that the Stock Market who ran with all those ... I think its called bitcoins -239218;1349482494;drekk;those were the days... -239217;1349482517;mircea_popescu;old history ? -239216;1349482647;Eisenhower34;"Secret ways to turn her on" ... who wouldnt click that email :) -239215;1349482713;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134940964040.jpg everybody should jus' relax. -239214;1349482741;Eisenhower34;too many dicks and not enough pussys in that picture... -239213;1349482772;mircea_popescu;sorta like bitcoin. -239212;1349482947;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: man, why do you even have that imgboard -239211;1349482951;Diablo-D3;theres not even anything shocking on it -239210;1349482965;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i made a buncha shit romanians didn't have cause they were retarded -239209;1349482970;mircea_popescu;like a digg and a chan and etc. -239208;1349482985;BTC-Mining;[17:14] glbse? is that the Stock Market who ran with all those ... I think its called bitcoins -239207;1349483009;BTC-Mining;So the exchange has been offline for one day and already it's 100% sure the bitcoins are gone? -239206;1349483020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27558 @ 0.00037034 = 10.2058 BTC [-] -239205;1349483022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9242 @ 0.00037012 = 3.4206 BTC [-] -239204;1349483053;Eisenhower34;BTC-Mining clearly :) -239203;1349483085;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: pretty much -239202;1349483090;BTC-Mining;Well unfortunately, even if there was a theft, there's only a fractions of the funds available on GLBSE. -239201;1349483101;mircea_popescu;you mean fortunately. -239200;1349483130;BTC-Mining;It depends. Unfortunately for the would be theft. -239199;1349483135;mircea_popescu;a ok. -239198;1349483136;BTC-Mining;theif* -239197;1349483141;BTC-Mining;thief* -239196;1349483144;BTC-Mining;dammit -239195;1349483154;mircea_popescu;the large problem here is this : with the exception of *maybe* two items the btcv value of glbse paper is now 0. -239194;1349483159;mircea_popescu;so in that sense... -239193;1349483167;BTC-Mining;Most funds were used outside GLBSE -239192;1349483178;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining and nobody's putting it back in to buy glbse insecurities. -239191;1349483184;mircea_popescu;so that half of the equation is gone. -239190;1349483369;BTC-Mining;So GLBSE's website is down for less than 24 hour and already it's the worst theft/scam/apocalypse in Bitcoin history, everything is worth 0, everything spontaneously combusts to never return? -239189;1349483408;drekk;pretty awesome, right :) -239188;1349483488;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well tbh it had it coming for weeks now. -239187;1349483496;Ignatius-otc;BTC-Mining, that was yesterday...today, pitchforks -239186;1349483504;mircea_popescu;it's not one isolated event, it's the final explosion of a series of explosions -239185;1349483537;dub;I win at trolling on the road -239184;1349483562;dub;some poor bastard just got my ticket -239183;1349483584;BTC-Mining;... are everyone self-proclaimed prophets now that they all hold absolute truth and knows what will happen? -239182;1349483603;BTC-Mining;We don't have the slightest idea why GLBSE is down currently. -239181;1349483616;Ignatius-otc;http://www.amazon.com/Extraordinary-Popular-Delusions-Madness-Crowds/dp/1604594411 -239180;1349483625;Eisenhower34;we do have... someone stole the coins -239179;1349483651;Eisenhower34;there is no other possible explanation -239178;1349483669;BTC-Mining;... -239177;1349483670;midnightmagic;So! Will it ever come back up? -239176;1349483676;midnightmagic;;;seen nefario -239175;1349483676;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 4 days, 1 hour, 34 minutes, and 41 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -239174;1349483684;Ignatius-otc;oh, they really are panicked huh -239173;1349483697;Eisenhower34;who are "they" ? :D -239172;1349483701;BTC-Mining;Ok, I guess when one of my favorite non-bitcoin website is down, it's because all the USD is gone. -239171;1349483719;Eisenhower34;nah... it has to be about bitcoins -239170;1349483721;BTC-Mining;"Learn why intelligent people do amazingly stupid things when caught up in speculative edevorse." -239169;1349483751;jurov;;;ticker -239168;1349483751;gribble;Best bid: 12.821, Best ask: 12.89937, Bid-ask spread: 0.07837, Last trade: 12.89939, 24 hour volume: 30528, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.97 -239167;1349483754;BTC-Mining;Yes, speculation... but according to each bitcoin prophet (50% of bitcointalk's population), their speculation is always fact. -239166;1349483763;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 800 @ 0.33112668 = 264.9013 BTC [+] -239165;1349483782;jurov;o_O -239164;1349483795;Ignatius-otc;originally published 1841 -239163;1349483807;Ignatius-otc;some things never change -239162;1349483817;Eisenhower34;so you know from some secret source that GLBSE BTC are really gone? as you say its a fact now -239161;1349483834;dub;nefario announced in the secret channel -239160;1349483834;mircea_popescu;i dunno. i see the bias towards "it's the end" very reasonable given that there was no notice whatosever. -239159;1349483841;mircea_popescu;and no communication worth two craps. -239158;1349483847;BTC-Mining;I have no idea if any coins were stolen, if GLBSE is coming back up or if it's just really bad judgement from Nefario who just omitted giving any information. -239157;1349483850;Eisenhower34;dub i heared the same -239156;1349483852;dub;he took the money, using it for a sex change -239155;1349483868;BTC-Mining;I'll at least wait to see the situation concretize itself before claiming anything as a fact. -239154;1349483884;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining if one day you go to this corner shop in your neighbourhood and it's ust closed. no notice no anything -239153;1349483892;Eisenhower34;but you said yourself that its a fact now that GLBSE BTCs are gone -239152;1349483895;dub;he is leaving his wife and marrying genjix -239151;1349483896;mircea_popescu;what's your thought process ? -239150;1349483924;BTC-Mining;I'll assume the shop owner might be sick, or suddenly died, as there's no notice he's closing shop. -239149;1349483938;Eisenhower34;so nefario is DEAD WTF -239148;1349483952;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ^^ -239147;1349483954;Eisenhower34;someone may say that to the others who only read the board -239146;1349483958;BTC-Mining;And wait to see if a relative picks it up, if the owner comes back, or if anything else happen. -239145;1349483989;BTC-Mining;I mean, a place being closed unexpectedly is cause for wonder about what might have happened. -239144;1349484003;BTC-Mining;But I won't freak out instantly. -239143;1349484006;mircea_popescu;countdown to someone posting in forum that nefario is dead (100% fact) in 5, 4, 3... -239142;1349484021;Eisenhower34;we dont have do wonder anymore ... you said yourself Nefario is dead and the coins have been stolen... -239141;1349484028;mircea_popescu;witnessed. -239140;1349484034;mircea_popescu;also, hashking was 15 yo. -239139;1349484035;Eisenhower34;D -239138;1349484037;Eisenhower34;:D -239137;1349484080;BTC-Mining;Yeah, it's just one of many speculative idea brought forth, not a fact. That's the problem with the forum. Speculations/hearsay are distorted/presented as facts. -239136;1349484101;Eisenhower34;but you said you had a secret source -239135;1349484105;Eisenhower34;so it must be fact -239134;1349484117;Eisenhower34;did you say soemthing you were not allowed to say? -239133;1349484125;BTC-Mining;I never said I had a secret source eh -239132;1349484128;mircea_popescu;is BTC-Mining really nefario ? -239131;1349484132;mircea_popescu;WHO IS DEAD ?! -239130;1349484134;Eisenhower34;have you been threatend by the thief maybe? -239129;1349484169;Eisenhower34;this is getting better and better -239128;1349484175;Eisenhower34;what a crime we have to solve here on IRC -239127;1349484196;dub;I like the panic in theymos thread -239126;1349484196;mircea_popescu;the btc-uttler did it. -239125;1349484203;dub;THERE ARE BACKUPS RIGHT???11 -239124;1349484213;BTC-Mining;No, no, actually, the fact is, everyone in Bitcoins are actual insane and placed in an institution. Bitcoins are all but a figment of their imagination that started with one of the patient shouting the word "Bitcoin". It's true. -239123;1349484213;mircea_popescu;dub from what i hear yes there are. -239122;1349484219;dub;I doubt there are -239121;1349484230;dub;nefario is intersango and they dont know about backups -239120;1349484231;mircea_popescu;who knows at this point. -239119;1349484255;Eisenhower34;nefario is intersango .... and nefario is dead ... and the btc are ... we are screwed -239118;1349484264;dub;its cool, sounds like rapeghost has raped a backup of his own -239117;1349484268;BTC-Mining;The plot thickens... -239116;1349484276;BTC-Mining;Let's write a novel then! -239115;1349484297;Eisenhower34;ok ... starting with the words "According to BTC-Minings secret source ... " -239114;1349484299;drekk;50 shades of nefario -239113;1349484335;mircea_popescu;You can still see it like that, since there is a lack of information... but what I see is exactly what I had predicted: GLBSE was a highly illegal business and Nefario was just a crook working in conspiracy with other crooks... and one of them was theymos - the admin of this forum, who owned 23% of GLBSE - had anyone of you known about it? -239112;1349484340;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -239111;1349484357;dub;mircea_popescu++ -239110;1349484369;BTC-Mining;Theymos owns ~7% of the shares. -239109;1349484374;dub;the whole community has been taken by a cabal of limey grifters -239108;1349484382;rg;theymos has been milking btc from Btalk -239107;1349484383;rg;for ages -239106;1349484385;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining nah like a quarter. -239105;1349484388;rg;dont you remember when i made that stink -239104;1349484391;rg;about him claiming to be non profit -239103;1349484393;BTC-Mining;The remaining of the shares he sell are from other holders also exiting. -239102;1349484398;rg;yte he couldnt prove any of the money actually went to the forum -239101;1349484410;dub;rg: clearly it doesnt -239100;1349484410;BTC-Mining;Probably because they don't want to take part in a regulated GLBSE -239099;1349484412;rg;forum with 0 costs, accepting donations -239098;1349484414;PsychoticBoy;http://vimeo.com/36645417 -239097;1349484419;rg;for 'operating costs' -239096;1349484420;rg;like wtf -239095;1349484421;BTC-Mining;theymos personally owns about ~7% of the shares. -239094;1349484426;dub;operating what? -239093;1349484433;dub;it cant handle 500 users -239092;1349484437;rg;its very wel known mtcox pays for bitcointalk's hosting -239091;1349484442;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 571 @ 0.26373924 = 150.5951 BTC [-] -239090;1349484443;rg;so they dont pay that -239089;1349484444;dub;if you were paynig for that you are retarded -239088;1349484446;rg;all the admins are volunteers -239087;1349484467;rg;he's easily taken in 10k btc from the forum -239086;1349484478;rg;for this forum software that's 'coming out in the future' -239085;1349484506;mircea_popescu;rg if i owned the forum i'd expect money too. -239084;1349484509;BTC-Mining;Well technically, the whole amount is still growing with donations and offered as a bounty. -239083;1349484509;mircea_popescu;what's the big deal ? -239082;1349484514;rg;mircea -239081;1349484518;rg;the big deal is -239080;1349484523;rg;(as if its not obvious enough) -239079;1349484528;rg;you cant say you're a non prfit -239078;1349484532;rg;when you're not a fucking non -239077;1349484532;rg;profit -239076;1349484537;dub;also, they sell advertising -239075;1349484540;rg;yes -239074;1349484543;rg;EXPENSIVE advertising -239073;1349484547;dub;and don't have ANY costs -239072;1349484554;rg;we used to advertise on btalk -239071;1349484558;rg;after paying him for like 2 weeks -239070;1349484563;rg;i was like .. no amount o clients is worht this -239069;1349484565;dub;DOIN IT FOR THE COMMUNITY BRAH -239068;1349484566;rg;might as well pay google -239067;1349484574;rg;yeah the community has seen 0.00 btc from theymos -239066;1349484595;jcpham;hello drama queens -239065;1349484597;dub;do we have an estimate of how much btc is tied up in glbse? -239064;1349484616;mircea_popescu;rg is he registered as a nonprofit ? -239063;1349484618;PsychoticBoy;i have 1.5 k in glbse -239062;1349484623;rg;mircea_popescu: no -239061;1349484626;rg;he just lies and claims they are -239060;1349484627;mircea_popescu;then ? -239059;1349484628;rg;which is even worse -239058;1349484642;rg;on his donation begging page he says hes a non profit -239057;1349484649;BTC-Mining;dub: I think the other holders of GLBSE know more about that. -239056;1349484654;mircea_popescu;dub yes. someting like a coupla k's. -239055;1349484655;PsychoticBoy;Good night aal -239054;1349484661;PsychoticBoy;I am off to bed -239053;1349484663;rg;mircea_popescu: like a year ago -239052;1349484666;rg;when i made this stink -239051;1349484669;rg;he had around $20k -239050;1349484675;rg;which is worth 50% more now -239049;1349484675;mircea_popescu;so ? -239048;1349484686;mircea_popescu;dude, if i ran the forum i'd expect to be paid. it's only natural. -239047;1349484692;rg;and im fine with that -239046;1349484696;rg;but dont claim to be a fucking non profit -239045;1349484698;rg;and exploit people -239044;1349484705;mircea_popescu;i guess he's pussyfooting around it doesn't help -239043;1349484707;rg;it is AGAINST THE LAW -239042;1349484710;rg;to say you're a non profit -239041;1349484715;mircea_popescu;yeah. -239040;1349484717;rg;people go to prison -239039;1349484719;rg;its FRAUD -239038;1349484723;dub;at this point, I would be shitting brixx if I had issued an asset -239037;1349484727;mircea_popescu;people should go to prison for CAPS -239036;1349484731;rg;i wouldnt -239035;1349484732;jcpham;why whst's new -239034;1349484736;rg;nefario is going to sort everyhting out -239033;1349484736;dub;you gone get gitmod -239032;1349484745;rg;if he actually was in trouble for glbse -239031;1349484751;rg;all he' dhave to do is transfer it to someone else -239030;1349484755;jcpham;black-bagged off to egypt? -239029;1349484755;rg;and distance himself -239028;1349484762;dub;yeah because that would magically get him out of jail -239027;1349484763;rg;and he can say -239026;1349484766;rg;'i dint do shit' -239025;1349484766;rg;well -239024;1349484769;rg;hes obviously not in jail -239023;1349484771;BTC-Mining;[17:52] at this point, I would be shitting brixx if I had issued an asset -239022;1349484773;rg;so.. -239021;1349484774;dub;obviously -239020;1349484775;BTC-Mining;Why? -239019;1349484782;rg;im with BTC-Mining -239018;1349484786;rg;i have full confidence in nefario -239017;1349484801;jcpham;i'm glad you do rg -239016;1349484809;BTC-Mining;Issuers have the money OUTSIDE glbse. They don't keep it on GLBSE, they need to use it. -239015;1349484813;jcpham;i no longer have full confidence in anyone -239014;1349484813;femtotube;like you had in asshole pirate? -239013;1349484823;rg;what about me jcpham -239012;1349484827;dub;BTC-Mining: working out great for goat -239011;1349484833;jcpham;full confidence? -239010;1349484839;jcpham;do we want to go there -239009;1349484840;rg;oh i dont need full confidence -239008;1349484845;rg;just a little bit -239007;1349484850;jcpham;you have lots -239006;1349484852;rg;like you wouldnt be afraid to leave me alone with your lil sister -239005;1349484859;dub;admit it, he's dead and you've already raped his ghost -239004;1349484863;jcpham;i don't have sister -239003;1349484872;jcpham;i wouldn't leave you alone with any kids -239002;1349484886;BTC-Mining;Well money is mostly safe outside GLBSE at least. -239001;1349484887;jcpham;not on my watch pal -239000;1349484912;jcpham;i would donate blood or semen for you, though -238999;1349484914;femtotube;rg: you probably can not even get it up any more... LOL! -238998;1349484919;dub;BTC-Mining: it sounds like you're saying, 'hey, I already have their money, lol' -238997;1349484946;BTC-Mining;I'm saying it can't be stolen, even if it ends up being a hack. -238996;1349484946;femtotube;I guess all the bond issuers are ecstatic right now. No exchange, no obligations -238995;1349484971;mircea_popescu;femtotube i guess it can be argfued. -238994;1349484972;femtotube;same for those shares in imaginary Co's -238993;1349485018;BTC-Mining;Also there's supposed to be backup plans in place. Hopefully if Nefario is gone, which is purely speculative, the other owners of GLBSE can at least give us the info needed to pay out people. -238992;1349485020;dub;BTC-Mining: you might have a little problem with a lot of angry bond holders? -238991;1349485023;femtotube;do not start with this contract BS. Do you think they really give a shit? -238990;1349485056;dub;I agree with BTC-Mining anyway. Hopefully Nefario is gone. -238989;1349485079;femtotube;BTC-Mining: a plan? Those damn shareholders have no idea wtf is going on. There is no plan -238988;1349485101;mircea_popescu;dub well yes, he does have a problem. actually all things considered i think he;'s pretty calm. -238987;1349485113;BTC-Mining;They don't know what's going on, which does not mean they don't receive a daily backup or anything. -238986;1349485133;BTC-Mining;Up until Nefario went silent that is. -238985;1349485133;femtotube;LOL -238984;1349485133;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining did you have a contingency plan for glbse going down ? -238983;1349485144;dub;mircea_popescu: yeah, as Iwas saying, issuers should be shitting brix -238982;1349485190;BTC-Mining;No. What about MPEx? What do you have in place supposing you die tomorrow? -238981;1349485222;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes. -238980;1349485229;mircea_popescu;it is in the faq, i'ts been pasted here yest -238979;1349485232;mircea_popescu;im not pasting it daily. -238978;1349485240;mircea_popescu;but more's the point : now you know how glbse shareholders feel -238977;1349485246;mircea_popescu;exactly like you, they had no plans. -238976;1349485306;BTC-Mining;Indeed. -238975;1349485313;mircea_popescu;learning experience. -238974;1349485352;BTC-Mining;But I've seen bigger things than GLBSE go down without notice without people going crazy over it within 24 hours. -238973;1349485365;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the nerve is raw -238972;1349485375;mircea_popescu;so many things went to shit past 3 months people are hysterical -238971;1349485377;mircea_popescu;i can see why. -238970;1349485407;BTC-Mining;The whole Bitcointalk community seems to be standing on the edge 24/7 since forever. -238969;1349485416;mircea_popescu;well since late august. -238968;1349485431;mircea_popescu;at least that's my impression. -238967;1349485458;BTC-Mining;Eh, yeah... Pirate is one of the worst thing to have happened to Bitcoins. -238966;1349485469;mircea_popescu;yes. and i do not mean his collapse. -238965;1349485473;mircea_popescu;i mean his existence. -238964;1349485511;BTC-Mining;Not to count the waves of bad amateur "ponzi" offers that appeared from new members right after the news headlines about Pirate. -238963;1349485537;mircea_popescu;fact of the matter is, and we have to face this, the infrastructure was not ready. -238962;1349485551;mircea_popescu;people thought (wrongly) glbse is good enough, and ppl thought (wrongly) nefario is good enough. -238961;1349485568;mircea_popescu;they were good enough, for sums up to 100 btc and sunday casual mmorpg play. -238960;1349485586;BTC-Mining;Because of 2 days offline? -238959;1349485591;mircea_popescu;once things expanded a little the structural weakness collapsed. -238958;1349485603;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining no. because of 2 months of continuous bullshit by now. -238957;1349485623;mircea_popescu;like allowing canadian ticket buying "mining operations". -238956;1349485651;BTC-Mining;GLBSE was never a regulated market. -238955;1349485726;BTC-Mining;At least it doesn't seem like Nefario wanted to approve some issuers as trustable and others as not trustable. He didn't want that responsibility I think. -238954;1349485764;mircea_popescu;well... -238953;1349485770;mircea_popescu;maybe if he stuck to that plan. -238952;1349485840;BTC-Mining;Eh, the problem is that since it's centralized, he had the ability to intervene and people put pressure on him left and right and things started to change. -238951;1349485858;BTC-Mining;Ideally we'd just have a peer to peer stock market that anyone can issue on. -238950;1349485864;mircea_popescu;he.should.have.stuck.to.plan. -238949;1349485875;mircea_popescu;this is the definition of safety in nucet : plan well, stick to plan. -238948;1349485877;BTC-Mining;Probably, yes. -238947;1349485887;mircea_popescu;he's not done the first, and then quit doing the 2nd. -238946;1349485897;BTC-Mining;It would have been easier if he lived in China and not in the UK however. -238945;1349485905;mircea_popescu;maybe. -238944;1349485911;mircea_popescu;i dunno chinese legal system at all. -238943;1349485943;BTC-Mining;Eh, me neither, but apparently, not as much as a lack of rule than those rules not being enforced. -238942;1349485955;mircea_popescu;that's no solution then. -238941;1349485967;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 217 @ 0.00027772 = 0.0603 BTC [-] -238940;1349485969;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 2316 @ 0.00027772 = 0.6432 BTC [-] -238939;1349486001;BTC-Mining;Well let's at least wait until Saturday and see if Nefario ran into legal trouble or the SEC wants to clawback ponzi earnings at the only place they can intervene (centralized system like GLBSE). -238938;1349486041;BTC-Mining;Although those scenarios seems somewhat unlikely -238937;1349486050;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining if it helps you anything, i can offer you 100 btc's hedge on the later point. -238936;1349486086;BTC-Mining;Not sure why I'd need a hedge on 2nd point -238935;1349486111;mircea_popescu;kay. -238934;1349486161;BTC-Mining;I never really invested in Pirate. Assuming that's what happens, I'd get funds frozen until accounting is figured out. -238933;1349486325;BTC-Mining;Also, knowing how good Nefario is with PR, I wouldn't be surprised if he reappered soon after the silent week all surprised about seeing everyone in a panic and announcing he just completed rolling out GLBSE v3. He's so deep in his work sometimes he seems oblivious at what people would expect to be said upfront. -238932;1349486352;BTC-Mining;That would probably be a mindblowing hit to his PR... -238931;1349486381;BTC-Mining;If it was something completly benign and he simply felt too busy to announce it in details -238930;1349486393;mircea_popescu;given the mood currently nobody'd even buy that. -238929;1349486403;mircea_popescu;people'd prolly go on about how this is all a last minute cover-up -238928;1349487180;mircea_popescu;Oct 01 01:47:42 Obsi ty, but it doesn't seem like anyone has a choice. glbse is going away. now's everyone's change to learn gpg. -238927;1349487180;mircea_popescu;Oct 01 01:47:43 I don't think GLBSE is going to survive -238926;1349487184;fridge;people sure do go on -238925;1349487187;mircea_popescu;wow just 3 days ago. -238924;1349487188;fridge;and on -238923;1349487274;fridge;I find it hilarious -238922;1349487450;BTC-Mining;Nefarious* -238921;1349487467;BTC-Mining;This is the current effect on bitcointalk's community of recent events. -238920;1349487484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4017 @ 0.00037188 = 1.4938 BTC [+] -238919;1349487486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25702 @ 0.00037224 = 9.5673 BTC [+] -238918;1349487486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27481 @ 0.00037338 = 10.2609 BTC [+] -238917;1349487509;BTC-Mining;Because people are allergic to anything happening out of the daily routine by now. -238916;1349487619;mircea_popescu;true. -238915;1349487849;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -238914;1349487849;gribble;12.68 -238913;1349487852;smickles;;;ticker -238912;1349487853;gribble;Best bid: 12.82, Best ask: 12.84796, Bid-ask spread: 0.02796, Last trade: 12.84798, 24 hour volume: 29553, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.97 -238911;1349488396;B0g4r7;I'm surprised nothing's up on betsofbetco.in about the glbse situation. -238910;1349488408;B0g4r7;Ppl should be betting like mad over this. -238909;1349488433;BTC-Mining;Because GLBSE is down so no bitcoins to vote? -238908;1349488435;B0g4r7;Maybe the site's just too slow. The last time I submitted a statement it took days to get approved and posted. -238907;1349488437;B0g4r7;lol -238906;1349488507;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/fact-of-the-matter-is-the-infrastructure-was-not-ready/ << if anyone cares, my latest blog post. -238905;1349488549;rdponticelli;If that's the case, most chances are that when you have a statement posted, it's already solved -238904;1349488549;B0g4r7;You sure are a fan of these Roman numeral-based lists, aren't you? -238903;1349488568;rdponticelli;This is bitcoinland, everything is thunderspeed -238902;1349488587;B0g4r7;Everything but the BoB staff. -238901;1349488617;rdponticelli;s/solved/screwed/ -238900;1349488656;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 i guess i am -238899;1349488670;B0g4r7;I would bet that glbse will not be back online and executing trades by the end of Oct. -238898;1349488723;rdponticelli;I won't put a satoshi against you -238897;1349488750;rdponticelli;In fact, my bid for glbse shares is lowering to 1 satoshi -238896;1349488773;rdponticelli;Fuck, I can't lower it anymore... :s -238895;1349488805;B0g4r7;A Satoshi is the smallest possible denomination of BTC? -238894;1349488829;rdponticelli;Bitcoin is broken, somebody fix it -238893;1349488842;B0g4r7;(I'm asking, I don't know) -238892;1349488857;rdponticelli;Yes, it is by now -238891;1349488869;rdponticelli;0.00000001BTC -238890;1349488879;rdponticelli;That's satoshi -238889;1349488889;B0g4r7;'k, thx. -238888;1349488917;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 yes -238887;1349488986;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00027772 = 1.7219 BTC [-] -238886;1349489082;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 850 @ 0.21008905 = 178.5757 BTC [-] -238885;1349489231;BTC-Mining;Who buys GIGA.ETF when GLBSE is down and GIGA.ETF won't upgrade to TERAMINING? -238884;1349489268;BTC-Mining;I wouldn't even buy it for 0.00005 -238883;1349489289;mircea_popescu;maybe they're banking on the theory that giga will have to be listed somewhere -238882;1349489334;BTC-Mining;aye... but GIGA can't jsut resell the hardware once again on MPEx... or list for that matter. -238881;1349489340;BTC-Mining;or honour GIGA.ETF -238880;1349489356;mircea_popescu;who knows at this point -238879;1349489372;mircea_popescu;coupla btc bets, might be anything -238878;1349489373;BTC-Mining;The proof GIGA.ETF had rights to any proceeds is now offline. -238877;1349489382;mircea_popescu;true. -238876;1349489394;BTC-Mining;Even if he did such a thing as reissuing, GIGA.ETF would hold no value -238875;1349489441;mircea_popescu;because why ? -238874;1349489462;BTC-Mining;no proof would be left GIGA.ETF held anything? -238873;1349489476;BTC-Mining;So only the new issue would hold any value. -238872;1349489527;mircea_popescu;i think even if glbse never comes back we might be able to reconstruct some chain of ownership -238871;1349489563;rdponticelli;BTC-Mining: Do you want to short it? -238870;1349489586;BTC-Mining;Short GIGA.ETF? Why not? -238869;1349489607;mircea_popescu;so why aren;'t you ? -238868;1349489621;BTC-Mining;I need shares to short it, don't I? -238867;1349489636;BTC-Mining;Pretty much it. -238866;1349489639;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13500 @ 0.00027771 = 3.7491 BTC [-] -238865;1349489641;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 15000 @ 0.00027771 = 4.1657 BTC [-] -238864;1349489642;mircea_popescu;you can borrow, you're aware ? -238863;1349489644;BTC-Mining;Mircea said it would not upgrade to TERAMINING in any case. -238862;1349489657;BTC-Mining;Yes. I haven't really asked about that tho. -238861;1349489663;mircea_popescu;i said there's not going to be any shareholders-pay upgrades -238860;1349489707;BTC-Mining;Pretty much what I meant -238859;1349489712;mircea_popescu;yea. -238858;1349489749;pigeons;BTC-Mining: i believe giga will pay mircea_popescu to pay coupons on GIGA.ETF -238857;1349489781;pigeons;i think you'll have a much harder time getting paid for your glbse GIGAs, although I believe he will honor those too -238856;1349489804;mircea_popescu;im sure he'd honor anything once there's a list of shareholders and we can work out ownership -238855;1349489859;mircea_popescu;but in the absolute-worst-case scenario, glbse is never heard from again, this will be a mess. -238854;1349489867;BTC-Mining;Aye -238853;1349489873;pigeons;certainly -238852;1349489900;mircea_popescu;i think actually it should be "illegal" to have an exchange w/o gpg from now on. -238851;1349489909;pigeons;i think one of glbse's partners has decided to make things difficult for him and the earliest maybe coins will begin to move is october 12th -238850;1349489912;pigeons;oh wait -238849;1349489965;mircea_popescu;i mean... it's just asking for trouble. how do you delist ? how do you cover the endgame ? it's irresponsible. -238848;1349490042;pigeons;i think in the heat of the moment, nefario made a move to secure the usd backing of the coins when they were not returned and has made things much more difficult -238847;1349490065;mircea_popescu;lol -238846;1349490071;pigeons;if you are looking to file suit against glbse you will not be eligble for repayment -238845;1349490087;mircea_popescu;"eligibile". as if there's choice involved lol -238844;1349490113;pigeons;threats are taken serious by my internet lawyer. a few of you will find out just how serious i mean. -238843;1349490223;BTC-Mining;Wait mircea, how much is MPEx valued at? -238842;1349490320;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -238841;1349490322;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00035988 / 0.00036937 / 0.00037408 (1787481 shares, 660.25 BTC), 30day: 0.00034 / 0.00038742 / 0.00042 (64897398 shares, 25,142.71 BTC) -238840;1349490332;mircea_popescu;387`420 btc on 30day avg -238839;1349490375;pigeons;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-rezultate-septembrie-2012/ -238838;1349490388;mircea_popescu;what about it pigeons ? -238837;1349490392;pigeons;the page was vandalized though there is a scary freak at the top -238836;1349490399;mircea_popescu;lol -238835;1349490403;pigeons;oh i thought that could help him value mpex -238834;1349490404;mircea_popescu;i change my header every quarter -238833;1349490424;mircea_popescu;so my underwear is now pink :( -238832;1349490493;BTC-Mining;Impressive, over 2400 BTC dividend eh -238831;1349490509;mircea_popescu;actually it was 4800 btc but only 500mn shares are issued -238830;1349490523;BTC-Mining;hmm, fancy -238829;1349490524;mircea_popescu;(because of the way mpoe works with nonvoting stock you can never sell > 50% of any comp) -238828;1349490537;mircea_popescu;it was an exceptionally good month tho -238827;1349490557;BTC-Mining;Yes, it seems so. 1.2% returns. -238826;1349490589;mircea_popescu;.py 4872.46491161 / 387420 -238825;1349490590;markac;0.0125766994776 -238824;1349490597;mircea_popescu;o hey, 1.25 even. -238823;1349490603;mircea_popescu;.py 0.0125766994776 ^^ 12 -238822;1349490604;markac;SyntaxError: invalid syntax (, line 1) -238821;1349490608;mircea_popescu;.py 0.0125766994776 ** 12 -238820;1349490609;markac;1.56603044905e-23 -238819;1349490614;mircea_popescu;gah -238818;1349490616;mircea_popescu;.py 1.0125766994776 ** 12 -238817;1349490617;markac;1.16181011912 -238816;1349490621;mircea_popescu;16% pa. -238815;1349490627;pigeons;ponzi! -238814;1349490662;mircea_popescu;pigeons i was having fun with watching it in romanian leu right ? cause share price went up in btc, btc went up in usd, usd went up in ron -238813;1349490674;mircea_popescu;so i went from like, 500k 7mn, 11.5mn, 16 mn etc -238812;1349490700;B0g4r7;Tell us how MPOE is different from GLBSE such that it is unlikely to suffer the same kind of problems. -238811;1349490722;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#21 -238810;1349490729;mircea_popescu;and read the next one too -238809;1349490899;BTC-Mining;Yeah, but suppose you have a heart attack RIGHT NOW and can't actually do those actions, who will do them. Who else has access to MPEx? -238808;1349490926;B0g4r7;Specifically with regard to jurisdiction and regulatory intervention, are you located in a place that is less jackbooted than the UK? -238807;1349490926;BTC-Mining;or anything which would unexpectedly render you unable to perform said actions. -238806;1349490935;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 romania -238805;1349490937;BTC-Mining;He's in Romania... -238804;1349490939;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining my cto. -238803;1349490946;BTC-Mining;Good to know -238802;1349490958;mircea_popescu;(woman in whose name polimedia.us is registered) -238801;1349490977;pigeons;oh that's cute, you call it your cto -238800;1349490984;mircea_popescu;well she is -238799;1349490995;pigeons;oh its a person nevermind -238798;1349491004;mircea_popescu;has a romanian greencard and everything. -238797;1349491023;mircea_popescu;(and no, no relation to mpoe-pr either) -238796;1349491025;pigeons;ok as long as -pr has no access to the site -238795;1349491146;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 200 @ 0.00027771 = 0.0555 BTC [-] -238794;1349491682;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 481 @ 0.0002777 = 0.1336 BTC [-] -238793;1349491683;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 3400 @ 0.00027769 = 0.9441 BTC [-] -238792;1349491685;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 8800 @ 0.00027768 = 2.4436 BTC [-] -238791;1349491686;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10300 @ 0.00027766 = 2.8599 BTC [-] -238790;1349491687;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 6200 @ 0.00027761 = 1.7212 BTC [-] -238789;1349491688;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10600 @ 0.00027715 = 2.9378 BTC [-] -238788;1349491689;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 13300 @ 0.00027144 = 3.6102 BTC [-] -238787;1349491690;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10900 @ 0.0002561 = 2.7915 BTC [-] -238786;1349491691;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 464 @ 0.00023469 = 0.1089 BTC [-] -238785;1349491720;mircea_popescu;that you BTC-Mining ? -238784;1349491967;BTC-Mining;Unfortunately, no -238783;1349491975;BTC-Mining;I wouldn't mind however -238782;1349492576;B0g4r7;GLBSE bet submitted. Now let's see how long it takes BoB to approve and post it. -238781;1349492685;B0g4r7;"For this statement to be false, on November 1 2012 at 12:00 AM UTC, the gblse.com website must be online and accessible to internet users, users must be able to log in, and users must be able to execute both buy and sell trades on the listed securities. At least 5 securities must be listed." -238780;1349492912;thoa_afk;^^ interesting -238779;1349492920;smickles;0_o -238778;1349493075;smickles;jeez, 30 minutes per confirm :| -238777;1349493191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00037338 = 4.9286 BTC [+] -238776;1349493213;midnightmagic;LOL -238775;1349493218;smickles;;;bc,nethash -238774;1349493218;gribble;20438.58573175134 -238773;1349493265;smickles;midnightmagic: will you place a bet on that ? -238772;1349493289;thoa_afk;there are some weird bets at BoB -.- -238771;1349493321;midnightmagic;smickles: No, there are too many possible technicalities. -238770;1349493353;midnightmagic;For example, it completely leaves out all the pre-existing assets that users currently "own". -238769;1349493399;midnightmagic;So what happens if glbse just arbitrarily steals everyone's assets? I mean who wins the bet then? -238768;1349493504;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.0 -238767;1349493509;thoa_afk;wins the bet then? -238766;1349493509;thoa_afk;02:18 < BTC-Mining> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.0 -238765;1349493546;BTC-Mining;Seems like the bet is already won? I don't know. -238764;1349493571;copumpkin;no shit, nefario is nefarious -238763;1349493628;smickles;any you're a pumpkin -238762;1349493631;smickles;:P -238761;1349493786;rlynao;whats new friends? -238760;1349493845;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.0 -238759;1349493852;BTC-Mining;GLBSE closing down -238758;1349493878;BTC-Mining;Well at least theymos claim Nefario has completly cut relations with other GLBSE owners -238757;1349493915;rlynao;you will claim your assets and run on mpex? -238756;1349493926;BTC-Mining;Might do so, yes. -238755;1349493928;B0g4r7;Well that bet got moot fast. Oh well. -238754;1349493941;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: congrats :P -238753;1349493946;mircea_popescu;on ? -238752;1349493954;BTC-Mining;GLBSE closing down? -238751;1349493959;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: your competition dying a horrible death -238750;1349493964;BTC-Mining;Look at the link. -238749;1349493965;knotwork;Maybe instead of everyone sharing one fate it would be better to put each asset-issuer on a separate server just for their assets and no one else's? -238748;1349493981;mircea_popescu;copumpkin lol ty but... -238747;1349494004;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: as an MPOE shareholder, I demand that you bring back the unicorn -238746;1349494013;BTC-Mining;Mircea is not interested in what's being issued on GLBSE, except maybe a few things... -238745;1349494021;BTC-Mining;like Gigavps -238744;1349494030;BTC-Mining;well, Gigamining -238743;1349494030;mircea_popescu;copumpkin lol -238742;1349494035;copumpkin;BTC-Mining: doesn't matter, less competition is better for him -238741;1349494042;mircea_popescu;how is less competition better ? -238740;1349494055;mircea_popescu;i'd like to have SOME competition. what i don't like is people thinking glbse was competition -238739;1349494070;mircea_popescu;who ever heard of nyse competing with magichipy.cn ? -238738;1349494079;copumpkin;lol -238737;1349494114;teek;wow -238736;1349494117;teek;what in the actual fuck -238735;1349494120;pigeons;yeah i liked the unicorn too -238734;1349494145;copumpkin;teek: you're surprised? -238733;1349494148;mircea_popescu;at this point im guessing i will take deadterra off my ignore -238732;1349494156;mircea_popescu;once he submits a gpg signed apology for his idiocy yest -238731;1349494174;teek;copumpkin: at how it is actually going down.. yeah i guess i am -238730;1349494179;copumpkin;I've maintained that nefario is a bit of a clueless hack for months now -238729;1349494187;copumpkin;but I'm a nice guy so I don't usually put it in those terms -238728;1349494207;pigeons;i thought he was a bit of a clueless hack, but this is harmful -238727;1349494213;copumpkin;yeah -238726;1349494243;B0g4r7;This what I call Epic Fail. -238725;1349494385;BTC-Mining;Hey, plenty of madness over here in the forum -238724;1349494404;BTC-Mining;At this rate, no single bitcoiner will be left trusting anything. -238723;1349494424;smickles;woh -238722;1349494429;smickles;i just saw this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.0 -238721;1349494443;BTC-Mining;yes, I just posted it everywhere... -238720;1349494643;BTC-Mining;Withdrawals will require giving your identity -238719;1349494677;B0g4r7;I do believe that's a big fat Scammer tag I see headed Nefario's way. -238718;1349494685;pigeons;worse than scammer -238717;1349494697;B0g4r7;Betrayer, etc. -238716;1349494699;pigeons;he's shutting down, what does he need your ids for -238715;1349494717;pigeons;there is one reason. not like it wasn't likely this would happen. -238714;1349494729;B0g4r7;Because he's flipped and is working for those who pwned him, perhaps. -238713;1349494737;BTC-Mining;FSA might have put it's nose in the case... -238712;1349494738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3519 @ 0.00037338 = 1.3139 BTC [+] -238711;1349494739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39881 @ 0.00037384 = 14.9091 BTC [+] -238710;1349494746;BTC-Mining;After the SEC got interested in it. -238709;1349494748;smickles;so, what's this community think of 'snitches', as nef is likely one -238708;1349494769;B0g4r7;I think he deserves the cold shoulder or worse. -238707;1349494801;BTC-Mining;So... how do I even contact Nefario? -238706;1349494819;smickles;BTC-Mining: well, a few of us have his cell, if it's still active -238705;1349494834;mircea_popescu;Nefario: You are obviously unqualified to be anywhere near a project of the complexity of an exchange, even for play money (which I suspect BTC are, for most of you here, at least judging on behavior records). -238704;1349494838;mircea_popescu;anyone guess the date on that quote ? -238703;1349494841;pigeons;matthewh3 talked to him on the cell earlier today -238702;1349494859;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining don't shittalk. mpex was fine all along, and is fine to this day. -238701;1349494859;pigeons;no one likes a gloater mircea_popescu -238700;1349494870;mircea_popescu;pigeons it's ok, i don;'t like people who are liked. -238699;1349494885;rlynao;so you love self? -238698;1349494894;mircea_popescu;and urmom. -238697;1349494900;pigeons;NO U -238696;1349494911;BTC-Mining;mircea, what? -238695;1349494922;smickles;NO_OOh: nefario! -238694;1349494930;BTC-Mining;When did I ever say MPEx was not fine? -238693;1349494932;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining At this rate, no single bitcoiner will be left trusting anything. << -238692;1349494945;smickles;NO_OOh: rough few days, eh? -238691;1349494948;pigeons;i trust Luke-Jr -238690;1349494955;mircea_popescu;actually i trust luke to -238689;1349494959;BTC-Mining;oh... barring some exceptions. I mean, bitcoiners tend to trust MtGox too. -238688;1349494962;mircea_popescu;i trust him not to sell btc under 20 -238687;1349495011;dub;I turst him to turn his kids into serial killers -238686;1349495022;pigeons;i even believed nefario was a doctor -238685;1349495025;Azelphur;smickles: what's the point of him snitching exactly though? -238684;1349495031;pigeons;to save his ass -238683;1349495034;pigeons;he hopes -238682;1349495034;Azelphur;I mean, nefario is UK based right? -238681;1349495039;smickles;Azelphur: avoid jail, lower fine -238680;1349495046;Azelphur;yea, I mean I know that from his side -238679;1349495053;Azelphur;but what are they even going to do to the investors? -238678;1349495054;smickles;guys, he's here, just ask him -238677;1349495065;Azelphur;good point :p -238676;1349495068;pigeons;nefario: any comments? -238675;1349495075;Azelphur;I don't see him here -238674;1349495081;BTC-Mining;I don't either -238673;1349495085;Azelphur;unless my nicklist is bugged xD -238672;1349495088;smickles;00:41 -!- NO_OOh [~james@cpc24-seve20-2-0-cust342.13-3.cable.virginmedia.com] has joined #bitcoin-assets -238671;1349495089;mircea_popescu;is the NO_OOh him ? -238670;1349495089;pigeons;it is -238669;1349495097;Azelphur;ah, fun -238668;1349495099;BTC-Mining;No? -238667;1349495108;pigeons;not the ip he has been using -238666;1349495112;dub;he's been joining with retarded nicks lately -238665;1349495112;pigeons;NO_OOh: ? -238664;1349495117;dub;something about farting yesterday -238663;1349495118;NO_OOh;ahaha I AM NEFARIOS!!!! -238662;1349495122;smickles;lol -238661;1349495124;copumpkin;not just one -238660;1349495125;mircea_popescu;lol nm -238659;1349495126;copumpkin;but many nefarios -238658;1349495126;smickles;it werked! -238657;1349495132;Azelphur;xD -238656;1349495143;BTC-Mining;aye, it's not Nefario -238655;1349495162;B0g4r7;If you're not Nef, why do you look like him? -238654;1349495162;pigeons;its no fun berating a wall -238653;1349495168;Azelphur;smickles: I imagine if you get the who owns what shares info off them, we don't need GLBSE funds anyway -238652;1349495172;pigeons;i say it is him, let's get him! -238651;1349495194;NO_OOh;she's a witch! -238650;1349495197;B0g4r7;Nefario, do the right thing and return our asets without dragging us into your mess. -238649;1349495206;dub;rg: how you like him now -238648;1349495207;smickles;Azelphur: there were only a few hundred satoshi on glbse anyway -238647;1349495213;Azelphur;yea, I have a few BTC there -238646;1349495218;Azelphur;nothing I can't afford to loose -238645;1349495219;dub;someon quote rg sucking his dick an hour ago -238644;1349495227;dub;for the lulz -238643;1349495232;B0g4r7;I have (well I guess had not) a non-trivial amount of BTC there. -238642;1349495235;B0g4r7;now -238641;1349495237;Azelphur;the thing I'm curious about, say we give the nefario our info and he is snitching -238640;1349495242;Azelphur;what are they going to arrest us for? -238639;1349495247;dub;[17:53] i have full confidence in nefario -238638;1349495257;mircea_popescu;lol -238637;1349495264;Azelphur;trading in a commodity? -238636;1349495265;dub;[17:52] nefario is going to sort everyhting out -238635;1349495267;Azelphur;o.O -238634;1349495279;smickles;rg: how about that backup of the db -238633;1349495300;BTC-Mining;Unless Nefario encountered legal issues -238632;1349495305;smickles;rg: give me a list of s²cm's shareholders and ssociated amounts -238631;1349495312;mircea_popescu;smickles signed. -238630;1349495315;smickles;*associated -238629;1349495322;smickles;mircea_popescu: by who? rg? -238628;1349495325;mircea_popescu;yea -238627;1349495332;smickles;good point -238626;1349495337;smickles;rg: what he said -238625;1349495352;BTC-Mining;You need the latest one, not a backup. Also, who will give a code to each holder so they can claim the assets? -238624;1349495363;mircea_popescu;codes don't work lol -238623;1349495372;BTC-Mining;You'll only have alias + assets held -238622;1349495382;smickles;BTC-Mining: i think the 'backup' rg has is the hd of the server -238621;1349495389;mircea_popescu;and incidentally, the last backup available is the registry of record -238620;1349495393;mircea_popescu;anyone trading past that point is sol. -238619;1349495396;B0g4r7;My deposit address could be my code. -238618;1349495422;B0g4r7;Since I already have that. -238617;1349495492;BTC-Mining;erhm... people sometimes deposit from address they don't control -238616;1349495496;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16400 @ 0.00021321 = 3.4966 BTC [-] -238615;1349495496;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 18800 @ 0.00021085 = 3.964 BTC [-] -238614;1349495498;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10000 @ 0.00018002 = 1.8002 BTC [-] -238613;1349495499;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 4000 @ 0.00018001 = 0.72 BTC [-] -238612;1349495500;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 151188 @ 0.00018 = 27.2138 BTC [-] -238611;1349495501;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 16075 @ 0.00002002 = 0.3218 BTC [-] -238610;1349495506;smickles;lol -238609;1349495515;B0g4r7;The address I sent my BTC to to deposit it into glbse. -238608;1349495517;BTC-Mining;Gigamining not worth much anymore -238607;1349495576;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 186388 @ 0.00002002 = 3.7315 BTC [-] -238606;1349495583;dub; I'm creating the future of bitcoin! -238605;1349495658;smickles;mircea_popescu: do you think this will affect the btcusd exchange rate? -238604;1349495678;smickles;heh, maybe that short was nef -238603;1349495689;smickles;;D -238602;1349495691;B0g4r7;dub: I'm creating the future of bitcoin! <-- Sad if true -238601;1349495720;smickles;;;rated nefario -238600;1349495720;gribble;You have not yet rated user nefario -238599;1349495727;smickles;:) -238598;1349495739;Azelphur;I wonder if nefario is planning on posting an update today -238597;1349495754;BTC-Mining;Maybe... who knows -238596;1349495762;rdponticelli;Glad nobody took my bid of 1 satoshi for glbse shares -238595;1349495763;BTC-Mining;according to theymos, he kind of cut the bridges -238594;1349495774;rdponticelli;I'm better of with my satoshis -238593;1349495792;smickles;;;rate nefario -1 seems to have broken contracts and screwed over many people for his own ass -238592;1349495792;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be identified via GPG to use the rating system. -238591;1349495798;smickles;grr -238590;1349495845;smickles;;;rate nefario -1 seems to have broken contracts and screwed over many people for his own ass -238589;1349495846;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -1 for user nefario has been recorded. -238588;1349495851;Azelphur;if it comes to it, I have a real name along with bank account # and sort code for nefario. -238587;1349495859;Azelphur;I'm sure we could dox him with that :P -238586;1349495875;Azelphur;lets hope that it doesn't and he resolves this by not scamming everybody though -238585;1349495890;pigeons;um he did scam everybody -238584;1349495903;pigeons;he won't give back your stuff without giving your id to bad guys -238583;1349495905;Azelphur;well, by that I mean I get my money back :p -238582;1349495927;Azelphur;most of my information is actually publicly available anyway lol -238581;1349495928;B0g4r7;He scammed me, unless he changes his position. -238580;1349495932;Azelphur;so it depends on what info he actually wants -238579;1349495941;Azelphur;yea -238578;1349495947;pigeons;oh which unregistered securities you bought and for how much is public? -238577;1349495951;Azelphur;I mean the other thing to note is that this is posted by theymos, theymos isn't nefario -238576;1349495970;pigeons;that is true. i would like to hear nefario's side, but i haven't -238575;1349495973;Azelphur;pigeons: yep, I've pretty much said I made a transaction every time I did in here, rofl -238574;1349495974;B0g4r7;Yes, I'm gonna wait for word straight from the horse's mouth, as it were. -238573;1349495982;Azelphur;and my real info is findable super easy given my nickname -238572;1349495999;Azelphur;everybody knows I own a boatload of S2CM, et -238571;1349496000;Azelphur;c -238570;1349496060;B0g4r7;I don't care how public or not my info is. Imposing this kind of requirement without full disclosure prior to taking my money is unacceptable. -238569;1349496103;BTC-Mining;Aye, but who knows if Nefario even has a choice? -238568;1349496120;B0g4r7;Why would he not have a choice? -238567;1349496121;pigeons;he has a choice -238566;1349496136;pigeons;he knew this was a likely outcome when he started the exchange -238565;1349496141;BTC-Mining;The way theymos talks about it, it seems Nefario is under legal trouble. -238564;1349496150;pigeons;if he wasn't prepared to not fuck people he shouldn't have gone this far -238563;1349496171;B0g4r7;I don't care what his situation is. What he is imposing on me is wrong. -238562;1349496194;BTC-Mining;Well for one, showing himself for the world to see as the manager of GLBSE during the bitcoin conference... -238561;1349496205;BTC-Mining;kind of an "instant target" move -238560;1349496252;B0g4r7;I myself was in a similar situation once, where I was facing criminal legal action, with the prosecutor talking about multiple years in prison, and that I could save my ass by ratting ppl out. -238559;1349496258;B0g4r7;Did I rat anyone out? No, I did not. -238558;1349496282;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 when people aren't just pixels on the screen things work differently it seems -238557;1349496309;mircea_popescu;He is also illegally using user deposits to pay for his lawyer. -238556;1349496310;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -238555;1349496314;mircea_popescu;how about that! -238554;1349496336;smickles;so that, if true, makes him a thief -238553;1349496345;BTC-Mining;That is theymos' claim -238552;1349496353;BTC-Mining;Might well be true. -238551;1349496357;mircea_popescu;right. and theymos has the perfect reason to lie : -238550;1349496359;fridge;very quick to make tenuous and unsubstantiated claims -238549;1349496393;Azelphur;B0g4r7 but as I keep saying, I don't think there is any 'ratting out' going on here, we havn't committed any crimes -238548;1349496417;B0g4r7;Then you tell me wtf this "identity" business is all about. -238547;1349496420;Azelphur;he may have violated some financial regs, but this isn't exactly a big drug bust -238546;1349496429;pigeons;there is ratting out going on and you have committed what they consider "crimes" -238545;1349496431;fridge;bitcoin isn't a currency, it's a digital asset -- like a dress in second life -238544;1349496447;fridge;:P -238543;1349496461;rlynao;send me your digital clothings pls -238542;1349496461;pigeons;and ratting you out over something minor is no less shitty than ratting you out over something major -238541;1349496462;Azelphur;I think it's likely that nefario is simply being forced to follow financial regulations -238540;1349496472;Azelphur;which means, he needs that information in order to do so -238539;1349496479;pigeons;he's shutting down -238538;1349496490;Azelphur;yea, he needs that information in order to legally shut down -238537;1349496494;pigeons;you are so deluded -238536;1349496519;Azelphur;pigeons: I keep asking this, 4th time now, and nobody has replied -238535;1349496524;Azelphur;say he does rat us out, what's going to happen? -238534;1349496524;B0g4r7;Well, fuck you Nefario. I hope you're happy with the monies you stole from me. -238533;1349496549;pigeons;to you, likely nothing -238532;1349496555;pigeons;what about to guys like giga? -238531;1349496575;mircea_popescu;pigeons i guess guys like giga are royally fucked. -238530;1349496616;mircea_popescu; Then you tell me wtf this "identity" business is all about. << nefario noticed it "worked" for pirate -238529;1349496619;mircea_popescu;so why not use it ? -238528;1349496650;B0g4r7;I don't know the whole pirate story. What do you mean it worked for pirate? -238527;1349496666;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 he claimed that shit, bought him a few extra weeks of confusion -238526;1349496671;B0g4r7;oh -238525;1349496681;Azelphur;I think from now on if we want to do securities we should make it decentralised xD -238524;1349496687;B0g4r7;^ -238523;1349496693;Azelphur;perhaps even a blockchain fork for it -238522;1349496697;pigeons;#opentransactions -238521;1349496708;B0g4r7;DECENTRALIZE ALL THE TARGETS -238520;1349496709;mircea_popescu;haha blockchain fork for my foot, gtfo -238519;1349496710;boonies4u;any news from the good doctor? -238518;1349496716;mircea_popescu;boonies4u yea, he cut and run -238517;1349496727;boonies4u;i said news from him, not about him -238516;1349496741;Azelphur;He's in UK right? it is like 2am here -238515;1349496746;Azelphur;and he is scheduled for news today -238514;1349496751;Azelphur;so maybe he'll have some later in the day -238513;1349496765;pigeons;yeah, that's it, he's just sleeping -238512;1349496810;BTC-Mining;Ah, time for crazy scenario speculation then just like pirate: One of his chinese wife's relative (or his wife) got sick and he's running with the money in China to have said person treated. -238511;1349496815;mircea_popescu;"I wish I would have sold for 0.06 when I had the chance." -238510;1349496821;mircea_popescu;famouslast workd -238509;1349496823;mircea_popescu;words* -238508;1349496830;boonies4u;BTC-Mining: that was MNW's right? -238507;1349496833;boonies4u;story that is -238506;1349496847;smickles;;;ticker -238505;1349496847;gribble;Best bid: 12.694, Best ask: 12.8, Bid-ask spread: 0.10600, Last trade: 12.695, 24 hour volume: 31069, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.96399 -238504;1349496852;BTC-Mining;no? Just made it up about Nefario. -238503;1349496866;BTC-Mining;He was in China for some time, claimed to be visiting his wife's relatives -238502;1349496874;BTC-Mining;before going back home in the UK -238501;1349496886;boonies4u;i think MNW when his bet was going on -238500;1349496892;pigeons;fuck, the chinese relic hunter is holding his wife captive, and needs our info for identify theft -238499;1349496895;boonies4u;traveled cross country -238498;1349496921;smickles;post-hoc ergo propter-hoc (sp?) makes for some good crazy stories -238497;1349496955;B0g4r7;Maybe I can sell my glbse claim to someone who can stomach the withdrawl requirements. -238496;1349496985;pigeons;sell it to Azelphur -238495;1349496986;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 maybe for btc helf you folks could have a syndicate -238494;1349496986;smickles;B0g4r7: me -238493;1349496990;pigeons;he has nothing to hide -238492;1349496990;mircea_popescu;1 id demands all accts. -238491;1349497006;mircea_popescu;actually, this would be the perfect way to stick it to nefario -238490;1349497009;smickles;he already has my infos -238489;1349497013;mircea_popescu;every glbse customer get together, -238488;1349497014;B0g4r7;I may try and do that, but I'm gonna wait a bit first and see what happens. -238487;1349497015;mircea_popescu;pick one identity -238486;1349497017;mircea_popescu;give him that -238485;1349497022;mircea_popescu;and demand ALL ACCOUNTS under it -238484;1349497033;mircea_popescu;make glbse go down in history for what it was : a huge selftrade platform. -238483;1349497045;smickles;everyone, sign you shit over to me, and document the tx -238482;1349497046;BTC-Mining;B0g4r7, doubt it's possible, will require an unique identity for your account. -238481;1349497046;B0g4r7;lol -238480;1349497056;smickles;when it's over, i'll send the stuffs back to you -238479;1349497075;smickles;I'll sign contracts for everything -238478;1349497075;NO_OOh;this is so funny -238477;1349497079;NO_OOh;HEY EVERYONE LISTEN UP -238476;1349497083;NO_OOh;IM NEFARIO -238475;1349497091;NO_OOh;AND I HAVE ALL YOUR MONEY -238474;1349497097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39300 @ 0.00037146 = 14.5984 BTC [-] -238473;1349497097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00037145 = 0.3343 BTC [-] -238472;1349497102;NO_OOh;AND IM NOW LIVING IT UP ON THE ISLE OF WHITE -238471;1349497114;smickles;why the isle of white? -238470;1349497116;mircea_popescu;ignore NO_OOh ALL -238469;1349497145;mircea_popescu;;;later tell theymos you're disgusting, you know that ? -238468;1349497145;gribble;The operation succeeded. -238467;1349497185;B0g4r7;Does anyone have channel logs from when (if) Nefario was on irc previously, and can you check if the host matches? -238466;1349497192;mircea_popescu;i have them -238465;1349497196;BTC-Mining;The host doesn't match -238464;1349497205;B0g4r7;Not even close I guess? -238463;1349497207;dub;maybe nefarios wife got sick of hime saying LIKE all the time and left, so he needed the money to mail order another one -238462;1349497212;boonies4u;i'm surprised my loan to invest in mining ops and hardware actually was fulfilled, even after I announced that I would be delaying its activation due to glbse going down -238461;1349497279;BTC-Mining;[12:53] * nefario (~james@92.40.253.69.threembb.co.uk) has joined #bitcoin-assets -238460;1349497291;B0g4r7;thx -238459;1349497291;BTC-Mining;his usual IP/ISP -238458;1349497379;boonies4u;gigavps: oh hey giga -238457;1349497387;boonies4u;is he up? -238456;1349497399;boonies4u;I don't want to wake him up *cough cough* -238455;1349497403;boonies4u;0:3 -238454;1349497448;BTC-Mining;it's 3 am in the UK, phone probably off -238453;1349497455;boonies4u;would be my guess -238452;1349497467;boonies4u;my guess is that voicemail is full anyways -238451;1349497533;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 89300 @ 0.00004046 = 3.6131 BTC [+] -238450;1349497660;Bugpowder;sup -238449;1349497666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 371 @ 0.0034151 = 1.267 BTC [-] -238448;1349497667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.0034007 = 3.4007 BTC [-] -238447;1349497668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 18 @ 0.00340069 = 0.0612 BTC [-] -238446;1349497669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.00339771 = 1.529 BTC [-] -238445;1349497670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 521 @ 0.00338559 = 1.7639 BTC [-] -238444;1349497672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 300 @ 0.00338521 = 1.0156 BTC [-] -238443;1349497676;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 43312 @ 0.00007229 = 3.131 BTC [+] -238442;1349497683;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder o you missed out on the fun -238441;1349497685;Bugpowder;come on dudes -238440;1349497689;Bugpowder;don't sell BVPS -238439;1349497690;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder glbse is gone. -238438;1349497693;Bugpowder;they are paying 3% -238437;1349497695;Bugpowder;dude -238436;1349497703;Bugpowder;I was the first one to notice -238435;1349497704;mircea_popescu;for good. -238434;1349497707;mircea_popescu;nono -238433;1349497707;Bugpowder;who started the thread -238432;1349497708;mircea_popescu;moar. -238431;1349497710;Bugpowder;I read it -238430;1349497714;Bugpowder;theymos -238429;1349497717;mircea_popescu;a ok :p -238428;1349497718;Bugpowder;blah blah blah -238427;1349497726;Bugpowder;send your license to nefario -238426;1349497729;Bugpowder;get your coins -238425;1349497733;Bugpowder;maybe I wil -238424;1349497759;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12000 @ 0.00010894 = 1.3073 BTC [+] -238423;1349497774;boonies4u;theymos' thread interests me -238422;1349497784;Bugpowder;I fucked up -238421;1349497789;boonies4u;nefario sure is comiong off as pathetic -238420;1349497790;Bugpowder;4% of coins in GLBSE -238419;1349497793;boonies4u;Bugpowder: and you are? -238418;1349497809;Bugpowder;gigamining -238417;1349497817;Bugpowder;it was what kept me in -238416;1349497830;noagendamarket;needs a security innuers collective to start a new site -238415;1349497831;boonies4u;giga is a good guy, he'll work with you -238414;1349497838;Bugpowder;yeah -238413;1349497839;noagendamarket;*issuers -238412;1349497849;Bugpowder;I wanted to make a private placement with him -238411;1349497853;noagendamarket;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115553.0 maybe use that -238410;1349497873;Bugpowder;no no no -238409;1349497880;Bugpowder;private investment is better -238408;1349497886;Bugpowder;It's so funny -238407;1349497894;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder o lol remember when you sold f.gigia.etf cause you wanted to hold on glbse ? :D -238406;1349497897;noagendamarket;sure but we need to get our users data off glvbse -238405;1349497897;boonies4u;litecoin global? -238404;1349497898;boonies4u;lol -238403;1349497905;Bugpowder;who would have though t that Romania was an advantage -238402;1349497909;noagendamarket;the code for it can be changed to btc -238401;1349497921;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder why do you think i'm here lol. for the pussy ? -238400;1349497931;boonies4u;hey gigavps how long does delivery of a bfl single take? -238399;1349497934;Bugpowder;Dude. I owned 85% of F.GIGA -238398;1349497942;Bugpowder;I own 39 shares of GIGAMINING -238397;1349497946;Bugpowder;big whoop -238396;1349497951;noagendamarket;http://www.cnvmr.ro/en/index.htm actually romania has a sec -238395;1349497953;mircea_popescu;a ? thought you had a lot -238394;1349497959;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket ofcourse ?! -238393;1349497967;noagendamarket;dunno if they know about mpex yet thouygh ;) -238392;1349497969;mircea_popescu;it also has a stock exchange -238391;1349497971;mircea_popescu;bvb.ro -238390;1349498000;mircea_popescu;but honestly i think mpex's site looks better -238389;1349498006;Bugpowder;lool -238388;1349498009;boonies4u;PFFF -238387;1349498009;noagendamarket;lol -238386;1349498012;boonies4u;looks better? -238385;1349498014;boonies4u;wat -238384;1349498014;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10000 @ 0.00010894 = 1.0894 BTC [+] -238383;1349498015;noagendamarket;trollin -238382;1349498035;pigeons;it did when the unicorn was there -238381;1349498041;noagendamarket;it looks lie a cross between my little pony and geocities -238380;1349498070;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket aptly put. -238379;1349498104;mircea_popescu;i am still puzzled by the bias of idiocy in bitcoinland. -238378;1349498109;BTC-Mining;Eh, MPEx is awful eyesight/usability wise. -238377;1349498112;mircea_popescu;people regularly shittalk the actual correct solutions -238376;1349498113;noagendamarket;do you have alicense from the romanian sec ? -238375;1349498117;BTC-Mining;It's pretty much aesthetical -238374;1349498125;boonies4u;text based glbse looks better than mpex -238373;1349498125;mircea_popescu;people regularly back the scammers in spite of piles of evidence -238372;1349498126;mircea_popescu;why ? -238371;1349498145;mircea_popescu;i mean it's practically a deathwish or something of the sort. -238370;1349498171;pigeons;its actually great on eyesight, usabilty is fine but i grant you its easier to not use pgp than to use it. but its more usable than glbse waiting 2 min between loads -238369;1349498192;boonies4u;glbse load time is/was shit -238368;1349498198;noagendamarket;I hope you never regged the domain or the servers using a credit card -238367;1349498200;mircea_popescu;boonies4u "butthatsok" ? -238366;1349498208;boonies4u;what's ok? -238365;1349498214;Bugpowder;MPEX loads fast -238364;1349498218;mircea_popescu; glbse load time is/was shit <<< -238363;1349498220;noagendamarket;or the site is linked to you physically in any way -238362;1349498221;mircea_popescu;do you forget what you say ? -238361;1349498231;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: no that's it -238360;1349498234;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket tried googling mircea popescu ? -238359;1349498235;boonies4u;glbse load time is/was shit -238358;1349498251;mircea_popescu;boonies4u and so therefore glbse is/was shit ? -238357;1349498259;noagendamarket;yes hes some rich fucker lol -238356;1349498271;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: no, cloudflare is shit -238355;1349498277;mircea_popescu;boonies4u you're an idiot :) -238354;1349498281;boonies4u;i'm joking :P -238353;1349498286;mircea_popescu;whoa. /ignore boonies4u -238352;1349498293;mircea_popescu;you got that in within a second lmao -238351;1349498306;boonies4u;wtf are you going on about? -238350;1349498322;mircea_popescu;i was just about to add you to my long and growing list of people i ignore. -238349;1349498333;boonies4u;because I was blaming the shitty load time on cloudflare? -238348;1349498342;mircea_popescu;no, because you were being an idiot. -238347;1349498366;boonies4u;by complaining about glbse's load time? -238346;1349498367;boonies4u;??? -238345;1349498378;mircea_popescu;no. by failing to understand that bad load time is a killer in this discussion -238344;1349498391;mircea_popescu;looks are not. load time is. -238343;1349498402;pigeons;all you IBB holders get ready for guantanamo -238342;1349498417;boonies4u;a lot of things are factors -238341;1349498425;boonies4u;i will let you know when 30 btc is acceptable -238340;1349498454;mircea_popescu;pigeons lol srsly why do you keep trolling ppl ? -238339;1349498478;BTC-Mining;Ah, I guess I regret giving you ASICMINER shares to short mircea -238338;1349498478;boonies4u;how does IBB make money again? -238337;1349498478;mircea_popescu;do you not know there's kids rubbing off furiously to fantasies of them getting gitmo'd tonight ? -238336;1349498484;BTC-Mining;should have sold them. -238335;1349498510;boonies4u;so has anyone vanished since glbse went down? -238334;1349498515;boonies4u;other than nefario ofc -238333;1349498526;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining o, i guess that's fucked now huh. -238332;1349498528;mircea_popescu;wanna settle ? -238331;1349498546;pigeons;boonies4u: usagi has been quiet and was a little upset -238330;1349498549;Azelphur;I'm just watching the GLBSE talk atm, he's sitting there talking about how he works on it full time, and there are people who are working full time on it -238329;1349498562;Azelphur;I wonder what those people who work full time running assets are going to do -238328;1349498564;mircea_popescu;Azelphur aren't these films great in retrospect ? -238327;1349498566;boonies4u;pigeons: yeah, i doubt he's gonna vanish cause of this though -238326;1349498570;mircea_popescu;this is why i read newspapers 3 months later. -238325;1349498583;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: hehe -238324;1349498618;mircea_popescu;usagi got saved by this i would guess. -238323;1349498642;pigeons;yeah -238322;1349498642;B0g4r7;Saved from himself -238321;1349498644;mircea_popescu;so now i can't update my nefario rating cause i don't want to lose my position as first to have negged him. -238320;1349498649;rdponticelli;Nice thing is that visionaries can see what is happening in retrospect -238319;1349498654;mircea_popescu;but he really deserves a -10 -238318;1349498665;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli no mate. i saw it in frontespect. -238317;1349498686;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77343.msg930030#msg930030 this is May. read that. -238316;1349498686;rdponticelli;Well, is just other way of call it -238315;1349498711;rdponticelli;I saw it coming too -238314;1349498719;BTC-Mining;Eh, settle? Settle for what? -238313;1349498728;rdponticelli;Remember me lowering my exposure? -238312;1349498743;BTC-Mining;Nothing left so far... assuming shareholder lists go out... what to do? -238311;1349498773;Azelphur;move to MPEx xD -238310;1349498778;Azelphur;#solutions -238309;1349498801;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well, i'll give you 10 BTC which is admittedly more than market value and you sign a gpg receipt renouncing any claim on that contract. -238308;1349498803;mircea_popescu;how about that ? -238307;1349498816;BTC-Mining;Eh, nah -238306;1349498821;pigeons;#assets-otc therocktrading.com cryptostocks.com -238305;1349498825;BTC-Mining;You can keep it. -238304;1349498839;BTC-Mining;You wanted to short it, you keep the benefits. -238303;1349498848;BTC-Mining;I'll survive -238302;1349498869;Azelphur;haha holy crap, he's talking about my loan! -238301;1349498872;Azelphur;in bitcoin conference -238300;1349498872;Azelphur;haha -238299;1349498879;Azelphur;I'M FAMOUS \o/ -238298;1349498888;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining hey, it's more of an academic exercise. i'd like to do the full circle trade in contracts -238297;1349498897;mircea_popescu;to show how it works. it's why i'm offering over market. -238296;1349498944;BTC-Mining;You always were... -238295;1349498986;mircea_popescu;Azelphur has been famous ever since pympex :D -238294;1349498994;Azelphur;\o/ -238293;1349499008;Azelphur;I feel quite honored for the mention at the conference though haha, awesome -238292;1349499008;boonies4u;i don't know much about ya Azelphur -238291;1349499018;Azelphur;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmPD_YSQ--k&t=18m17s this, the 400 GBP was me xD -238290;1349499019;boonies4u;just see you name around places -238289;1349499049;mircea_popescu;ironically, wasn't nefario trying to convince conference atendees about how scammy mpex is ? -238288;1349499059;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: XD -238287;1349499082;mircea_popescu;i guess that worked out fine for him. -238286;1349499090;BTC-Mining;I have GIGA.ETF shares now... someone sold into the bids when GLBSE closedown was announced =/ -238285;1349499112;mircea_popescu;o hey -238284;1349499123;Azelphur;what's interesting though is everyone is calling him a scammer, he repaid that loan in full, with interest -238283;1349499127;BTC-Mining;Was it you? -238282;1349499144;mircea_popescu;Sep 16 01:13:36 mircea_popescu: would you like me to mention you or mpex? -238281;1349499144;mircea_popescu;Sep 16 01:14:01 no. -238280;1349499176;Azelphur;I made £40 on that loan xD -238279;1349499178;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining wasn't me, i hold virtually none -238278;1349499321;BTC-Mining;uh... well I have no idea who. -238277;1349499372;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining don't worry,. when i get kyc done i'll pass info along -238276;1349499375;mircea_popescu;:D -238275;1349499466;smickles;mircea_popescu: should I start one of those, 'all yous who told mpoe-pr to shove it when she was telling you glbse was a scam, come here and apologise" threads? -238274;1349499469;smickles;;) -238273;1349499502;mircea_popescu;lol -238272;1349499507;mircea_popescu;not like they will anyway. -238271;1349499520;mircea_popescu;people'd rather be wrong and poor. -238270;1349499533;smickles;seriously? not me -238269;1349499564;mircea_popescu;well not everyone, but the sort that don't like mpex, invest in ponzis, think business = website + domain name etc. -238268;1349499567;BTC-Mining;People were angry she invented fact/misquoted them/passed rumors as facts. Not her actual claims. -238267;1349499570;smickles;i'm wrong often and admit it often enough. luckily i'm usually wrong about trivial things -238266;1349499612;smickles;like how many km is rivendel away from the source of the river it banks on -238265;1349499618;smickles;fuck that trivia question -238264;1349499625;mircea_popescu;lmao -238263;1349499630;mircea_popescu;i hate trivia -238262;1349499642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00037145 = 0.0371 BTC [-] -238261;1349499643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29100 @ 0.00037144 = 10.8089 BTC [-] -238260;1349499648;smickles;I couldn't even google that question. -238259;1349499659;smickles;I had to break out my 1st edition LOTR -238258;1349499660;noagendamarket;Nefario went full retard. Never go full retard -238257;1349499689;noagendamarket;why would you register a fucking bitcoin site using a credit card -238256;1349499693;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 30165 @ 0.00003037 = 0.9161 BTC [-] -238255;1349499707;smickles;(yeah, that's me bragging about having a first edition fellowship of the rings ;) -238254;1349499720;smickles;bow to me! -238253;1349499721;pigeons;ooh that is a nice book to have -238252;1349499762;smickles;My Granny gave it to me :) -238251;1349499773;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 110635 @ 0.00003037 = 3.36 BTC [-] -238250;1349499774;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 54900 @ 0.00004451 = 2.4436 BTC [+] -238249;1349499788;smickles;;;ticker -238248;1349499789;gribble;Best bid: 12.68888, Best ask: 12.68899, Bid-ask spread: 0.00011, Last trade: 12.689, 24 hour volume: 27683, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.89999 -238247;1349499876;Bugpowder;I'm surprised we haven't seen a 'pirate' style selloff in coins -238246;1349499882;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder why ? -238245;1349499898;Bugpowder;I guess anyone that paid attention to this shit already sold their coins or lost them -238244;1349499926;mircea_popescu;glbse was really small -238243;1349499948;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.0 -238242;1349499949;Diablo-D3;wat -238241;1349500009;mircea_popescu;hi -238240;1349500025;Bugpowder;First 7-day mining growth contraction in months -238239;1349500026;Diablo-D3;WELP -238238;1349500026;Bugpowder;http://bitcoin.sipa.be -238237;1349500028;Diablo-D3;THATS THE END OF DMC. -238236;1349500052;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsx2vdn7gpY -238235;1349500227;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 o really ?! -238234;1349500281;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh shuddup. -238233;1349500442;BTC-Mining;You're a bit late Diablo-D3 -238232;1349500459;Diablo-D3;I dont care anymore -238231;1349500460;Diablo-D3;I really dont -238230;1349500474;rdponticelli;Sadly, the end of DMC started when it started -238229;1349500487;smickles;how zen -238228;1349500492;BTC-Mining;I think everyone is now back to hoarding. -238227;1349500510;rdponticelli;Good by, bitcoin economy -238226;1349500517;Diablo-D3;bitcoin just wasnt ready for what I was offering -238225;1349500523;Diablo-D3;and now thanks to nefario, it never will be -238224;1349500562;smickles;Diablo-D3: how would this stop a bitcoin company going public on a 'legit' exchange? -238223;1349500580;rdponticelli;Come on, if your plan was sustainable, you can keep going with it anywhere -238222;1349500583;Diablo-D3;smickles: because there arent any. -238221;1349500596;Diablo-D3;rdponticelli: because I no longer give a shit. -238220;1349500603;Diablo-D3;if someone wants to take the plan and do it themselves, they can -238219;1349500607;smickles;Diablo-D3: um, amex, nyse, nasdaq? -238218;1349500615;Diablo-D3;smickles: like I said, there arent any. -238217;1349500618;rdponticelli;Ok, but it started way before glbse collapse -238216;1349500654;smickles;.wik legitimate -238215;1349500655;markac;"Legitimacy (law)" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legitimate -238214;1349500674;Diablo-D3;smickles: goldman sachs. your turn. -238213;1349500714;smickles;Diablo-D3: all I meant is an exchange that complies with regulations, GS is not an exchange -238212;1349500717;smickles;derp -238211;1349500740;Diablo-D3;smickles: no, but GS makes me question the legitimacy of the entirety of wall street. -238210;1349500775;smickles;Diablo-D3: ok, there goes nyse, how about the american stock exchange, or cboe -238209;1349500777;grubles;!ticker s.dice -238208;1349500778;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00334331 / 0.00339998 (20466 shares, 68.42 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.0033745 / 0.0034 (1798868 shares, 6,070.29 BTC) -238207;1349500787;Bugpowder;Kludge : When Nefario blackmailed me & the IceHill team by saying he'd unlock our securities if we allowed a swap option, he kept writing "equity steak." I've never forgiven him for repeatedly writing "steak" -- if nothing else, he needs a scammer tag for that. -238206;1349500810;Diablo-D3;I bet equity stake tastes good -238205;1349500811;Diablo-D3;er -238204;1349500812;Bugpowder;If Kludge is slamming your finance knowledge..... -238203;1349500832;Diablo-D3;Whatever. -238202;1349500847;Diablo-D3;Nothing ever goes right. -238201;1349500860;smickles;there's also an exchange in kansas city that I know of -238200;1349500873;Diablo-D3;smickles: I just dont care, dude. -238199;1349500885;Diablo-D3;Some people are born businessmen, I'm not one of them. -238198;1349500890;smickles;all legitimate 'merican exchanges off wall street -238197;1349500947;smickles;if you don't care, Diablo-D3, why make a statement like youdid? -238196;1349500950;noagendamarket;actually you can sell a bitcoin mining company through the pink sheets market legally if you have a broker -238195;1349500951;rdponticelli;We should start the great facepalm prize of bitcoin -238194;1349500970;smickles;noagendamarket: good point, i hadn't thought of that -238193;1349500980;smickles;just sell to an acredited investor -238192;1349500990;rdponticelli;It would be nice to have some hardware if yu want to sell a mining company -238191;1349501007;noagendamarket;smickles no just a broker -238190;1349501014;boonies4u;hmm who is selling hardwarE? -238189;1349501024;rdponticelli;Nobody -238188;1349501027;boonies4u;3: -238187;1349501035;rdponticelli;Only worthless bons -238186;1349501051;smickles;noagendamarket: not that i know for sure, but arn't brokers a subset of accredited investors? -238185;1349501054;boonies4u;bon bons? -238184;1349501059;noagendamarket;not sure -238183;1349501068;Bugpowder;I have some 5850s NIB -238182;1349501072;noagendamarket;pink sheets is just an otc brokers market -238181;1349501099;mircea_popescu; If Kludge is slamming your finance knowledge..... <<< this. -238180;1349501103;rdponticelli;I'll make an exchange who would only deal with pink shits -238179;1349501105;smickles;do we have any licensed brokers in the chan? -238178;1349501121;noagendamarket;dont know -238177;1349501138;noagendamarket;doubt it -238176;1349501140;boonies4u;i'm not interested in GPUs -238175;1349501162;rdponticelli;But maybe my pink shits exchange will be to alike to glbse... :s -238174;1349501179;noagendamarket;you can have porivate companies with less than 500 investors -238173;1349501190;smickles;indeed -238172;1349501201;Bugpowder;did you learn that from reading facebook stories, noagendamarket -238171;1349501204;smickles;that's why s2cm is considering that alternative -238170;1349501222;noagendamarket;Bugpowder no from researching it :P -238169;1349501235;smickles;Bugpowder: it's also on the sec website, laws and regulation section -238168;1349501247;noagendamarket;^^^^ -238167;1349501254;Bugpowder;well -238166;1349501259;Diablo-D3;I think maybe Im glad I got out when I did -238165;1349501265;Bugpowder;I learned about it from stories about the facebook IPO -238164;1349501271;Bugpowder;so suck it -238163;1349501275;Diablo-D3;at least I managed to buy back half the shares while I could -238162;1349501275;noagendamarket;the jobs act increases the number of investors to 2500 -238161;1349501279;smickles;if only GLBSE had given asset issuers the info required for regulation D exemption -238160;1349501284;smickles;this would've never happened -238159;1349501308;smickles;noagendamarket: only for certain types of offerings tho, right? -238158;1349501308;Diablo-D3;smickles: yes, maybe if nefario wasnt a mouth breathing greedy fucktard, none of this wouldnt have happened -238157;1349501332;noagendamarket;it didnt help that nefario registered eveything using a credit card -238156;1349501341;smickles;a mouth breathing greedy fucktard can still be compliant and successful -238155;1349501345;noagendamarket;like a noob -238154;1349501362;toffoo;smickles: yes, formerly -238153;1349501366;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket what's your boner for credit cards ? -238152;1349501399;smickles;mircea_popescu: noagendamarket is really JCD -238151;1349501402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26251 @ 0.00037384 = 9.8137 BTC [+] -238150;1349501404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15049 @ 0.00037389 = 5.6267 BTC [+] -238149;1349501407;smickles;he likes cash money -238148;1349501438;noagendamarket;no...they are good for some things but not regging an illegal stock exchange server lol -238147;1349501445;mircea_popescu;ok, so if you pay your server bills cash-in-mail and always lick the envelope counterclockwise while reciting the solomon creed you're magically protected from ill and harm ? -238146;1349501468;mircea_popescu;meanwhile in rome : http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/10/05/14235787-snacking-tourists-fined-after-rome-declares-war-on-the-sandwich?lite -238145;1349501470;smickles;shhhh, don't let it out! -238144;1349501487;noagendamarket;it probabluy helps if you dont approach the FSA and tell them youre running an unregistered stock exchange -238143;1349501502;smickles;mircea_popescu: i saw a guy get ticked for taking tomatos off of a sandwich and throwing them in a trash can -238142;1349501531;mircea_popescu;ugh -238141;1349501533;mircea_popescu;why ?! -238140;1349501557;Diablo-D3;because rome is illegal and is a terrorist state in violation of international law -238139;1349501559;smickles;it's a law in vegas to curb the bird population at the landfill -238138;1349501583;Diablo-D3;lol vegas -238137;1349501586;Diablo-D3;thats not even a real place -238136;1349501599;smickles;??? -238135;1349501606;mircea_popescu;smickles ridiculous. so what do i do with the tomato, feed it to the cop ? -238134;1349501608;pigeons;yeah i don't think using a credit card to register the site is nefario's problem -238133;1349501614;Diablo-D3;its some place they made up to film movies -238132;1349501631;smickles;mircea_popescu: no, you're supposed to order the sandwich w/o tomatoes -238131;1349501644;pigeons;cause salmonilla -238130;1349501645;mircea_popescu;smickles how about they're supposed to felate me. -238129;1349501662;boonies4u;no felating in public -238128;1349501663;boonies4u;:P -238127;1349501665;Diablo-D3;seriously, a town of illegal, yet legal, gambling joints ran by the mob, I mean, legitimate businessmen, filled to the brim with illegal, yet legal, prostitutes -238126;1349501666;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, it is vegas -238125;1349501672;Diablo-D3;no one believes that shit -238124;1349501690;mircea_popescu;boonies4u in europe it's kinda accepted practice by now. -238123;1349501694;smickles;Diablo-D3: wtf? -238122;1349501701;Bugpowder;welll dudes time to retire -238121;1349501710;smickles;nn -238120;1349501719;Diablo-D3;smickles: do you know what the real world is? -238119;1349501721;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: lol -238118;1349501731;smickles;Diablo-D3: I believe so -238117;1349501741;Diablo-D3;its a dirty filthy place where theres no blinking lights or jobs or food or any of that shit they portray -238116;1349501746;Bugpowder;The real world is Vanguard yearly dividends paying out on 9/21 -238115;1349501749;Bugpowder;ohhhh yeah -238114;1349501751;smickles;so far as I know, you must assume that this world is real -238113;1349501752;Bugpowder;later dudes -238112;1349501774;BTC-Mining;Can the end of the world really be in 2012? Please? It seems it would solve everything. -238111;1349501781;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: I agree. -238110;1349501785;BTC-Mining;No more problems, ever. -238109;1349501786;noagendamarket;yeah that would be nice -238108;1349501792;Diablo-D3;if the world ended this year, I would not complain -238107;1349501795;pigeons;yep, no dick clark to ring in 2013 -238106;1349501804;Diablo-D3;I think its time we just turn the place off and go home. -238105;1349501805;smickles;Diablo-D3: I've got a cousin who lives in vegas. I've been there several times, it's fairly well like any other place in 'merica -238104;1349501828;noagendamarket;I hope its an asteroid so its quick lol -238103;1349501847;mircea_popescu;aww BTC-Mining , it'll pass. -238102;1349501848;Diablo-D3;I hope its a race of female aliens that want to kidnap the men. -238101;1349501856;noagendamarket;hahah -238100;1349501870;Diablo-D3;you dont have to tie me up! I come willingly! wait, you know what I mean -238099;1349501872;boonies4u;some shit will go down, because people are going to do stupid shit in december -238098;1349501874;pigeons;i just hope mormonism really was the right answer -238097;1349501883;mircea_popescu;pigeons how many wives ? -238096;1349501885;noagendamarket;it will be funny if you can only escape on their ship if you give them bitcoins -238095;1349501889;boonies4u;self-fulfilled prophecy and all that -238094;1349501900;noagendamarket;satoshi = planet x lol -238093;1349501914;boonies4u;bitcoins into space? -238092;1349501933;rdponticelli;I have a prophecy: a clusterfuck is coming.... -238091;1349501940;boonies4u;satoshi = the calamity from the skies -238090;1349501943;noagendamarket;been there done that :P -238089;1349501979;rdponticelli;Why there's always coming a clusterfuck in this damn environment? -238088;1349501999;Diablo-D3;the environment IS a clusterfuck -238087;1349502017;boonies4u;because you keep prophecizing it -238086;1349502034;Diablo-D3;you're all wrong anyhow -238085;1349502039;rdponticelli;No, it's all maya's fault -238084;1349502040;Diablo-D3;the world already ended, we're just too stupid to see it -238083;1349502042;rdponticelli;:D -238082;1349502073;adamsjohn;Well, I would like to thank Usagi for making me paranoid -238081;1349502081;adamsjohn;She made me withdraw my funds. -238080;1349502088;Diablo-D3;heh -238079;1349502092;sgornick;So GLBSE site says "We will update our users on Saturday." and theymos' message is Saturday (UTC) at Today at 12:00:57 AM. -238078;1349502099;sgornick;Coincidence? -238077;1349502100;Diablo-D3;I'd like to thank bitcoin for making me reaffirm my faith in paranoia -238076;1349502116;____Atlas_____;sgornick: Probably but it saved my butt -238075;1349502124;Diablo-D3;I used to believe that no one could be trusted because everyone is just a bunch of greedy bastards -238074;1349502132;Diablo-D3;then I found bitcoin and thought maybe I was wrong -238073;1349502133;____Atlas_____;Now Nefario is 100 BTC short in his lawyer fund -238072;1349502136;mircea_popescu;sgornick not likely coincidence -238071;1349502143;Diablo-D3;nope, I was right -238070;1349502148;Diablo-D3;I was right the whole time =/ -238069;1349502149;mircea_popescu;they had a board meeting or shareholder meeting or homeless meeting or w/e they do -238068;1349502208;rdponticelli;But then you wasn't right when you thought you was wrong -238067;1349502214;BTC-Mining;Theymos announcement is after the GLBSE owners meeting -238066;1349502224;Diablo-D3;rdponticelli: its called "false hope" -238065;1349502240;BTC-Mining;He probably planned to give an explanation himself today, after said meeting... -238064;1349502272;____Atlas_____;"Guys, its the illuminati!" -238063;1349502277;____Atlas_____;"They are trying to kill me!" -238062;1349502282;BTC-Mining;Diablo-D3, anonymous currency... greedy bastards issues would of course be worse. -238061;1349502287;____Atlas_____;"I don't have much time!" -238060;1349502290;boonies4u;so, it's likely we're not going to be hearing anything new from nefario? -238059;1349502292;BTC-Mining;On the other hand, free, unregulated transactions. -238058;1349502303;boonies4u;I think everyone is trying to kill you atlas -238057;1349502310;Diablo-D3;I wanted to believe in something important once in my life and not be jaded about it and actually really think it would succeed -238056;1349502310;____Atlas_____;Challenge accepted. -238055;1349502338;____Atlas_____;Life would be boring if everybody loved me. -238054;1349502343;BTC-Mining;Ok, I'll make a guess at what Nefario's announcement will be: -238053;1349502356;Diablo-D3;its not logical to think things will be different -238052;1349502357;rdponticelli;What of all the Atlas are you going to kill? -238051;1349502363;pigeons;"i need your ID cause, legal stuff" -238050;1349502366;Diablo-D3;but I thought maybe just this one time it would be -238049;1349502371;rdponticelli;Be carefull, the others will take revenge -238048;1349502374;____Atlas_____;I killed a deer once. It tasted good. -238047;1349502430;smickles;I killed a couple of bunnies once, they tasted good and made nice mococins -238046;1349502435;smickles;(sp?) -238045;1349502456;mircea_popescu;mocasin -238044;1349502503;mircea_popescu;time for a little powerplay i guess. -238043;1349502529;smickles;;;ticker -238042;1349502529;gribble;Best bid: 12.689, Best ask: 12.729, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 12.689, 24 hour volume: 27746, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.89999 -238041;1349502552;____Atlas_____;I took a huge loss when I escaped the GLBSE -238040;1349502556;____Atlas_____;but it was well worth it -238039;1349502587;BTC-Mining;[22:45] Ok, I'll make a guess at what Nefario's announcement will be: "Ok, so yeah, I'll give a code list for every asset, hmm... It was kind of boring me, hmm... also won't listen to other GLBSE owners as they technically don't officially own anything since GLBSE was not registered anywhere and hmm... yeah, they can have this old code I guess. So I'm kind of just going to -238038;1349502587;BTC-Mining;go ahead and do a regulated exchange... but now by doing all this shit I'll need a lawyer's advice so... well yeah, I fetched Bitcoins in the users' deposits. The other owners of GLBSE I just screwed can pay you back that. I don't care about GLBSE anymore." -238037;1349502627;____Atlas_____;Sad but likely true. -238036;1349502630;BTC-Mining;Have some fun, it's speculation time. -238035;1349502650;____Atlas_____;The man had good intentions -238034;1349502659;____Atlas_____;but the road to hell is paved with them -238033;1349502665;BTC-Mining;Well Atlas, as long as we can get asset holders lists, at least not everything would be lost. -238032;1349502679;____Atlas_____;Hopefully -238031;1349502686;BTC-Mining;Just the value of assets would be screwed by the hardship of exchanging them. -238030;1349502690;rdponticelli;Only faith will be lost -238029;1349502701;rdponticelli;But was lost long time ago, anyway -238028;1349502703;BTC-Mining;Yes, faith would certainly be lost. -238027;1349502711;BTC-Mining;Everything just goes poof... -238026;1349502721;BTC-Mining;Few serious enough ventures. -238025;1349502726;rdponticelli;Everything IS poof -238024;1349502760;BTC-Mining;Well look at GLBSE, asking for standard trading fees... their monthly income was measly. -238023;1349502763;rdponticelli;sudo hoarding mode on -238022;1349502767;rdponticelli;:D -238021;1349502852;____Atlas_____;Nefario: I needed a good lawyer -238020;1349502858;____Atlas_____;so I spent every last time. -238019;1349502864;____Atlas_____;It was either jail time or this -238018;1349502871;____Atlas_____;so fuck you, got mine. -238017;1349502875;rdponticelli;He just needed to shut his mouth -238016;1349502884;____Atlas_____;dime* -238015;1349502901;rdponticelli;His bit mouth -238014;1349502910;rdponticelli;s/bit/big/ -238013;1349502930;____Atlas_____;Mistake #1: Recognizing the feds. -238012;1349502941;____Atlas_____;Mistake #2: Actually talking to them. -238011;1349502955;____Atlas_____;Mistake #3: Acting afraid and being a giant pussy. -238010;1349502979;____Atlas_____;If he just pretended he didn't get the message and refunded everyone -238009;1349502992;mircea_popescu;so https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115693.0 let's have a little fun -238008;1349502994;BTC-Mining;Mistake #4: Showing his face publicly as GLBSE CEO at Bitcoin Conference for the whole Internet to watch. -238007;1349502999;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ you still allowed on the forum ? -238006;1349503004;____Atlas_____;Yep -238005;1349503010;mircea_popescu;then ^^ link above. -238004;1349503011;BTC-Mining;You bet he is... -238003;1349503025;BTC-Mining;Lucklily all BTC-Mining funds are held by Amazingrando... -238002;1349503053;BTC-Mining;Actually, most operations being mining, funds were not on GLBSE. -238001;1349503057;mircea_popescu;wasn't he in distress ? -238000;1349503067;BTC-Mining;Who? -237999;1349503081;BTC-Mining;Amazingrando? Why would you say so? -237998;1349503108;mircea_popescu;um no reason, srsly. innocent q. -237997;1349503160;mircea_popescu;i just have trouble keeping up with who's left standing. -237996;1349503183;____Atlas_____;BTC-Mining, if you get your share holder info back, you'll be set -237995;1349503203;BTC-Mining;Yes -237994;1349503228;noagendamarket;nefario cant get the greyhounds back I bought lol -237993;1349503253;BTC-Mining;I'll probably buy out small holders, I'll have a hard time managing shares individually. -237992;1349503263;BTC-Mining;If there's too many people. -237991;1349503271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00037354 = 6.2755 BTC [-] -237990;1349503307;smickles;mircea_popescu: "BTC doesn't care about the SEC. MPEx rules!" > "BTC doesn't care about the SEC. MPEx.us!" is better -237989;1349503350;BTC-Mining;I still liked GLBSE's platform however... -237988;1349503354;____Atlas_____;I understand why it costs 30 BTC to get on MPEx now -237987;1349503362;____Atlas_____;This is risky business -237986;1349503366;BTC-Mining;But like I said to nefario, I found him a poor decision maker. -237985;1349503373;rg;indeed -237984;1349503376;____Atlas_____;Meh, the guy had confidence. -237983;1349503386;BTC-Mining;The platform he made was nice. -237982;1349503388;____Atlas_____;He fooled me for a moment or two -237981;1349503390;rg;one would start to wonder if the companies listed on the exchanges are impervious to threat -237980;1349503407;rg;will they go after the exchange only -237979;1349503412;rg;or the peoples -237978;1349503425;pigeons;whoever is juiciest -237977;1349503429;BTC-Mining;I think I'll know that soon enough. -237976;1349503438;noagendamarket;yeah what about the asset issuers ? -237975;1349503438;____Atlas_____;They can come after me. I wish them luck seizing my brain wallets. -237974;1349503450;____Atlas_____;I sit in prison for 20 years -237973;1349503460;rg;if they came after me -237972;1349503462;____Atlas_____;come out with my Bitcoins intact -237971;1349503464;rg;id probably pay out the asset -237970;1349503466;rg;and close it -237969;1349503468;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ danke -237968;1349503472;BTC-Mining;They'll be worth 10000x by then -237967;1349503479;mircea_popescu;lol smickles -237966;1349503485;____Atlas_____;HEY SEC -237965;1349503489;____Atlas_____;IF YOURE IN HERE -237964;1349503492;____Atlas_____;FUCCKKKK YOUUUU -237963;1349503492;noagendamarket;lol -237962;1349503520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 450 @ 0.0027501 = 1.2375 BTC [-] -237961;1349503538;B0g4r7;y'all keep saying "glbse is illegal", but what's that really about? -237960;1349503553;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 good q. -237959;1349503557;____Atlas_____;It's about Nefario being a pussy -237958;1349503559;pigeons;pretty self explanatory -237957;1349503563;noagendamarket;I dont know -237956;1349503569;BTC-Mining;Pretty much anything publicly traded is illegal in almost every country if not registered. -237955;1349503569;B0g4r7;Illegal by US regulatory law maybe where they're obsessed with having their fingers in everything, but that's just US... -237954;1349503582;BTC-Mining;Not just the US -237953;1349503589;____Atlas_____;Does Nefario have a family? -237952;1349503594;____Atlas_____;If not, he's a pussy. -237951;1349503594;pigeons;yes -237950;1349503594;noagendamarket;yes -237949;1349503598;____Atlas_____;Oh nvm then -237948;1349503600;smickles;free-ist country in the world o/ -237947;1349503605;____Atlas_____;I understand his fear now -237946;1349503607;B0g4r7;I don't think the participants minded or felt they were doing anything wrong. -237945;1349503608;BTC-Mining;He was in China visiting his wife's relative not too long ago. -237944;1349503613;pigeons;all other countries are run by little girls -237943;1349503617;BTC-Mining;Came back to the UK recently -237942;1349503624;B0g4r7;Or were wronged, except by scammers. -237941;1349503628;BTC-Mining;He should have stayed in China forever. -237940;1349503628;Ukto;sup smickles -237939;1349503632;____Atlas_____;Well if I had known he was a family man -237938;1349503633;B0g4r7;But it's a free market, caveat emptor. -237937;1349503634;noagendamarket;If you want to blame someone blame pirate -237936;1349503639;____Atlas_____;I would of been out awhile back -237935;1349503651;B0g4r7;I blame the SEC. -237934;1349503651;____Atlas_____;Family men have everything to lose -237933;1349503658;B0g4r7;And also Nefario. -237932;1349503664;Ukto;I blame a lot of things, for a lot of things -237931;1349503677;smickles;Ukto: how'r things :) -237930;1349503717;noagendamarket;I woulda returned all btc befiore speaking to a lawyer. Just sayin. -237929;1349503730;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115693.0 -237928;1349503732;mircea_popescu;i want your sig. -237927;1349503733;noagendamarket;Now the lawyer gets everything -237926;1349503759;noagendamarket;Nefario basically embezzled company funds -237925;1349503763;B0g4r7;Mmm, too bad my sig's not for sale. Others have tried. -237924;1349503768;B0g4r7;I like the sound of it tho. -237923;1349503802;mircea_popescu;so then donate. -237922;1349503812;Ukto;smickles: finally doing pretty good -237921;1349503855;____Atlas_____;I deleted my gmail associated with my GLBSE account -237920;1349503857;mircea_popescu;Fact. The owner of MPEX has attempted to sell NSFW photos of herself. -237919;1349503860;mircea_popescu;hahaha this is pretty good -237918;1349503867;B0g4r7;lol -237917;1349503870;noagendamarket;lol -237916;1349503881;B0g4r7;Anything for a Satoshi. -237915;1349503903;mircea_popescu;i think more peoplethan we realise actually hear voices in btcland. -237914;1349503913;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 25267 @ 0.00003266 = 0.8252 BTC [-] -237913;1349503913;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 21790 @ 0.0000406 = 0.8847 BTC [+] -237912;1349503929;____Atlas_____;Things whisper in my ears all the time. :X -237911;1349503933;____Atlas_____;I might be crazy -237910;1349503936;____Atlas_____;but hey -237909;1349503940;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 32030 @ 0.0000406 = 1.3004 BTC [+] -237908;1349503940;____Atlas_____;I function -237907;1349503941;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 56900 @ 0.00005676 = 3.2296 BTC [+] -237906;1349503967;noagendamarket;Its crazy. Dank Bank outlasted glbse LOL -237905;1349503971;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -237904;1349503990;noagendamarket;*mindfuck -237903;1349503997;sgornick;So if GLBSE is doing a similar foreced exit like what was done for goat, ... how did that work? Completed already? Where? -237902;1349504009;mircea_popescu;sgornick it never even begun -237901;1349504017;noagendamarket;sgornick theres a management console coming -237900;1349504027;noagendamarket;supposedly -237899;1349504038;____Atlas_____;noagendamarket: lol -237898;1349504052;noagendamarket;of course you need to give nefario lube first -237897;1349504059;noagendamarket;so he can fuck you -237896;1349504112;____Atlas_____;Pretty dang common it seems: http://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=ghosts+whisper+in+ear&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 -237895;1349504116;smickles;Ukto: good to hear, especially on such a day as today -237894;1349504224;sgornick;Of all the security breaches that have happened, wouldn't now be the right time for GLBSE's DB to be leaked so that issuers can wind down properly? -237893;1349504243;mircea_popescu;sgornick if someone would be kind enough to leak it, please sign it first. -237892;1349504252;mircea_popescu;otherwise there's going to be 500 versiosn -237891;1349504257;noagendamarket;;) I asked if genjix would lol -237890;1349504298;pigeons;actually probably the best outcome -237889;1349504300;____Atlas_____;Let's get a bounty to get GLBSE hacked -237888;1349504310;sgornick;____Atlas_____: Hah! -237887;1349504310;____Atlas_____;/jk -237886;1349504316;____Atlas_____;That's against the law -237885;1349504322;____Atlas_____;I would never break the law -237884;1349504327;____Atlas_____;Laws are to be followed -237883;1349504329;____Atlas_____;and obey -237882;1349504331;____Atlas_____;respected -237881;1349504332;____Atlas_____;Yes -237880;1349504345;pigeons;btc doesn't care about the law, mpex high school football rules! -237879;1349504373;mircea_popescu;fo real. -237878;1349504373;noagendamarket;nefario cant really do much if that happens -237877;1349504409;noagendamarket;burnside could probably reconstruct it lol -237876;1349504618;____Atlas_____;SEC, talk to us -237875;1349504623;____Atlas_____;Why do you hate us? -237874;1349504632;____Atlas_____;What did we ever do to you? -237873;1349504794;boonies4u;deregulating is only okay when the GOP does it -237872;1349504795;boonies4u;:P -237871;1349504867;____Atlas_____;bitcoinbear: These are bearish times. -237870;1349504884;____Atlas_____;Absolute bearish. -237869;1349504885;bitcoinbear;yes, hence my handle -237868;1349504896;bitcoinbear;but I have bean bearish for a while -237867;1349504902;mircea_popescu;does it get boring ? -237866;1349504918;bitcoinbear;what's boring? -237865;1349504933;mircea_popescu;beingbearish -237864;1349504945;bitcoinbear;not if you are actually a bear -237863;1349504952;mircea_popescu;o i c -237862;1349504956;____Atlas_____;Selling at the right times -237861;1349504962;____Atlas_____;Gives a lot of pleasure -237860;1349505083;sgornick;So, let's just say BitFloor, which reported their hack to the FBI, has turned over its DB [don't know if they did, just listing the possibility] and GLBSE's DB has found its way to regulators. How little anonymity for Bitcoin is left? -237859;1349505119;____Atlas_____;It's a lot of IPs to go through -237858;1349505126;____Atlas_____;Same thing with emails -237857;1349505126;bitcoinbear;I never used bitfloor, so that wouldn't hurt my anominity -237856;1349505134;____Atlas_____;Subpoenas take a lot of time -237855;1349505135;mircea_popescu;sgornick 100% if you stick to mpex. -237854;1349505143;____Atlas_____;I say its still fairly anonymous -237853;1349505150;____Atlas_____;until government becomes efficient -237852;1349505196;pigeons;mircea_popescu: except eavesdroppers know what keyid is making orders, and then they know what orders from the feeds -237851;1349505236;mircea_popescu;pigeons what's to stop you from following the faq ? -237850;1349505246;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#18 -237849;1349505288;pigeons;that doesn't change what i said -237848;1349505357;B0g4r7;forum's offline again. what, are they running it on Windows? -237847;1349505365;B0g4r7;Reboot hourly. -237846;1349505367;____Atlas_____;which forum? -237845;1349505370;B0g4r7;talk -237844;1349505371;noagendamarket;dunno why theres no tor stock exchange yet -237843;1349505373;mircea_popescu;pigeons admitting someone has been eavesdropping (how ?) -237842;1349505381;mircea_popescu;they have a keyid which is completely unknown. -237841;1349505383;mircea_popescu;now what ? -237840;1349505453;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket there is. -237839;1349505471;____Atlas_____;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLU7qU2heac&feature=related -237838;1349505482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00037354 = 1.158 BTC [-] -237837;1349505523;pigeons;well the eavesdropping we know is not difficult and happens. for example the country i live in is monitored and supposedly recorded -237836;1349505556;____Atlas_____;pigeons: The NSA records all communications going in and out of the US. What else is new? -237835;1349505576;B0g4r7;And plenty that never touch the US. -237834;1349505581;mircea_popescu;pigeons but still, you could at least in theory use tor -237833;1349505586;bitcoinbear;damn, just started reading the thread by Theymos about GLBSE closing. Damn. -237832;1349505589;mircea_popescu;or connect from some public computor -237831;1349505589;B0g4r7;See Echelon Project. -237830;1349505603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13633 @ 0.00037354 = 5.0925 BTC [-] -237829;1349505604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33623 @ 0.00037144 = 12.4889 BTC [-] -237828;1349505605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00037105 = 5.2318 BTC [-] -237827;1349505606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19454 @ 0.00037012 = 7.2003 BTC [-] -237826;1349505607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59300 @ 0.0003695 = 21.9114 BTC [-] -237825;1349505608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54916 @ 0.00036944 = 20.2882 BTC [-] -237824;1349505609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00036924 = 4.9478 BTC [-] -237823;1349505610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25892 @ 0.00036891 = 9.5518 BTC [-] -237822;1349505612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38300 @ 0.00036889 = 14.1285 BTC [-] -237821;1349505613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40300 @ 0.00036886 = 14.8651 BTC [-] -237820;1349505614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56099 @ 0.00036858 = 20.677 BTC [-] -237819;1349505614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33900 @ 0.00036843 = 12.4898 BTC [-] -237818;1349505615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32600 @ 0.0003684 = 12.0098 BTC [-] -237817;1349505616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7339 @ 0.00036823 = 2.7024 BTC [-] -237816;1349505617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41000 @ 0.00036822 = 15.097 BTC [-] -237815;1349505618;pigeons;well using an unlinked key id is a good idea you are right -237814;1349505618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39100 @ 0.00036718 = 14.3567 BTC [-] -237813;1349505619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10059 @ 0.00036553 = 3.6769 BTC [-] -237812;1349505620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20669 @ 0.0003652 = 7.5483 BTC [-] -237811;1349505621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20969 @ 0.00036296 = 7.6109 BTC [-] -237810;1349505621;____Atlas_____;lol -237809;1349505622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29263 @ 0.00035988 = 10.5312 BTC [-] -237808;1349505623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49200 @ 0.00035987 = 17.7056 BTC [-] -237807;1349505623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16202 @ 0.0003594 = 5.823 BTC [-] -237806;1349505624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4035 @ 0.00035729 = 1.4417 BTC [-] -237805;1349505625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58205 @ 0.00035724 = 20.7932 BTC [-] -237804;1349505626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63200 @ 0.00035722 = 22.5763 BTC [-] -237803;1349505626;mircea_popescu;pigeons i think it's vital. -237802;1349505627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20026 @ 0.00035686 = 7.1465 BTC [-] -237801;1349505628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49977 @ 0.00035685 = 17.8343 BTC [-] -237800;1349505629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53800 @ 0.0003568 = 19.1958 BTC [-] -237799;1349505630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00035658 = 4.4216 BTC [-] -237798;1349505631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42700 @ 0.00035655 = 15.2247 BTC [-] -237797;1349505632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00035655 = 1.2123 BTC [-] -237796;1349505632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40800 @ 0.00035645 = 14.5432 BTC [-] -237795;1349505633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21400 @ 0.00035623 = 7.6233 BTC [-] -237794;1349505634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00035575 = 7.115 BTC [-] -237793;1349505635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6134 @ 0.00035522 = 2.1789 BTC [-] -237792;1349505636;mircea_popescu;o hey. end of the world -237791;1349505636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00035501 = 1.42 BTC [-] -237790;1349505637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38100 @ 0.00035498 = 13.5247 BTC [-] -237789;1349505638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00035447 = 5.6006 BTC [-] -237788;1349505639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45900 @ 0.00035418 = 16.2569 BTC [-] -237787;1349505640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58000 @ 0.00035372 = 20.5158 BTC [-] -237786;1349505641;B0g4r7;That's a chatty bot. It can't summarize? -237785;1349505641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 372805 @ 0.00035 = 130.4818 BTC [-] -237784;1349505644;pigeons;but if it ever gets linked to you, all your trade history is known to the eavesdroppers from timing correlation of trades -237783;1349505664;mircea_popescu;pigeons if you always use the same system to trade, or at any rate one he can eavesdrop -237782;1349505669;smickles;.0035, not nearly the end -237781;1349505673;mircea_popescu;but can they follow tor ? -237780;1349505690;smickles;it's possible, but not likey given the cost -237779;1349505693;smickles;iirc -237778;1349505696;mircea_popescu;right. -237777;1349505722;pigeons;anyway, glad i always register my securites -237776;1349505727;mircea_popescu;so a combo of tor + whatever public libraries you have around should pretty much make you as anon as practically useful. -237775;1349505776;mircea_popescu;pigeons in practical terms it'd prolly be cheaper for them to break into the server and get the db than to futz with correlating trades over an extended period of timne -237774;1349505807;pigeons;yeah i'd just send a girl to your house -237773;1349505824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60714 @ 0.00035 = 21.2499 BTC [-] -237772;1349505825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39286 @ 0.00035 = 13.7501 BTC [-] -237771;1349505857;BTC-Mining;https://glbse.com/ -237770;1349505863;mircea_popescu;o is it back ? -237769;1349505865;BTC-Mining;Update, update, update... -237768;1349505876;BTC-Mining;No, official close down notice... -237767;1349505892;boonies4u;god damnit -237766;1349505898;mircea_popescu;"We will do everything in our power to make the process of moving off GLBSE as smooth as possible" -237765;1349505898;BTC-Mining;Silly mircea, I though theymos made it quite clear. -237764;1349505900;mircea_popescu;lol that's cute. -237763;1349505902;B0g4r7;No talk of the dreaded "papers" -237762;1349505912;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i guess that shows you how much trust i put in theymos. -237761;1349505923;BTC-Mining;eh, yeah -237760;1349505926;pigeons;that's better than expected. provided people actually get the btc and asset accountings -237759;1349505936;boonies4u;"We will begin retuning bitcoin once we have recieved all coins from the GLBSE treasurer that manages the GLBSE cash reserves." -237758;1349505940;mircea_popescu;We will begin retuning bitcoin once we have recieved all coins from the GLBSE treasurer that manages the GLBSE cash reserves. -237757;1349505942;boonies4u;gonna squeeze Theymos? -237756;1349505943;mircea_popescu;this is a nice dig. -237755;1349505950;mircea_popescu;lol oops double post -237754;1349505958;mircea_popescu;pigeons you are correct. -237753;1349505987;boonies4u;Well this is gonna be annoying... -237752;1349505988;boonies4u;*sigh* -237751;1349506003;____Atlas_____;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=5gwhHCtPZpc -237750;1349506005;bitcoinbear;So they say they are returning funds right away, will we be able to log in and give a bitcoin address? -237749;1349506035;BTC-Mining;apparently and apparently said info will be sent to asset managers -237748;1349506042;sgornick;Doesn't say anything about photo id. -237747;1349506052;BTC-Mining;not yet -237746;1349506059;BTC-Mining;As far as I know -237745;1349506061;bitcoinbear;there is a new statement on glbse.com -237744;1349506089;pigeons;As of today the earliest estimated time that coins can begin moving is Friday, Oct 12th. -237743;1349506089;____Atlas_____;"we are awaiting compliance with this order" -237742;1349506093;____Atlas_____;"with this order" -237741;1349506095;____Atlas_____;"order" -237740;1349506108;B0g4r7;Way to shift the blame. -237739;1349506110;sgornick;Page was cached .. had to hit Reload .. -237738;1349506112;mircea_popescu;so nefario is giving theymos a scammer tag on glbse.com -237737;1349506115;B0g4r7;/responsibility -237736;1349506116;mircea_popescu;and vice-versa on btctalk -237735;1349506128;B0g4r7;lol -237734;1349506172;B0g4r7;Only one tag will see the light of day. -237733;1349506257;B0g4r7;My BTC still have not moved out of the glbse cold wallet. -237732;1349506275;B0g4r7;(nor any others) -237731;1349506277;smickles;ONE TAG TO RULE THEM ALL -237730;1349506328;B0g4r7;Current balance is 674.04804691 BTC -237729;1349506363;mircea_popescu;kinda...puny. -237728;1349506369;mircea_popescu;i was thinking ~2k not 500 ffs. -237727;1349506381;B0g4r7;yea, pirate made out way better. -237726;1349506385;pigeons;;;ident B0g4r7 -237725;1349506385;gribble;Nick 'B0g4r7', with hostmask 'B0g4r7!~b0g4r7@h-98-134-26-221.ip.alltel.net', is not identified. -237724;1349506391;B0g4r7;in terms of amount thefted. -237723;1349506416;B0g4r7;How do I identify on this thing anyway. I guess it;s not the nickserv identify. -237722;1349506417;B0g4r7;? -237721;1349506438;B0g4r7;I know, RTFM... -237720;1349506440;mircea_popescu;no you id with gribble -237719;1349506448;mircea_popescu;;;eauth name -237718;1349506457;pigeons;you can just tell me, i trust you -237717;1349506561;boonies4u;____Atlas_____: http://youtu.be/LbObIAIR3sA?t=5m12s -237716;1349506569;B0g4r7;Is the rating system separate per channel? -237715;1349506569;boonies4u;SO THAT'S WHERE HE WAS HIDING! -237714;1349506587;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 nope -237713;1349506623;B0g4r7;http://trust.bitcoin-otc.com/ So I can follow this guide and it will work here? -237712;1349506639;____Atlas_____;Hahaha -237711;1349506643;____Atlas_____;I love this mod so much -237710;1349506700;boonies4u;i never played original Deus Ex -237709;1349506715;____Atlas_____;It's alright until you get to Hong Kong -237708;1349506731;____Atlas_____;It's like they gave up on being entertaining midway -237707;1349506757;pigeons;;;guide -237706;1349506757;gribble;Error: "guide" is not a valid command. -237705;1349506832;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 yup\ -237704;1349506897;____Atlas_____;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=5gwhHCtPZpc#t=539s -237703;1349506918;boonies4u;this is like youtube poop meets squirrel king -237702;1349506941;smickles;;;guide #bitcoin-otc -237701;1349506941;gribble;Error: "guide" is not a valid command. -237700;1349506948;smickles;chan specific :P -237699;1349506998;B0g4r7;PKI huh...I'd thought this all lived within IRC. -237698;1349507003;smickles;B0g4r7: most of the commands work wherever gribble is -237697;1349507013;smickles;;;gettrust B0g4r7 -237696;1349507013;gribble;Trust relationship from user smickles to user B0g4r7: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=smickles&dest=B0g4r7 -237695;1349507013;boonies4u;wait -237694;1349507016;boonies4u;wrong person -237693;1349507031;boonies4u;i'm thinking of -237692;1349507035;boonies4u;Peter Chimera -237691;1349507037;B0g4r7;I found I can /msg gribble. -237690;1349507044;smickles;indeed -237689;1349507053;smickles;cuts out gribble spam -237688;1349507056;smickles;so does: -237687;1349507058;smickles;;;roulette -237686;1349507059;gribble;*click* -237685;1349507063;smickles;;D -237684;1349507095;boonies4u;;;roulette -237683;1349507095;gribble;*click* -237682;1349507110;BTC-Mining;So yeah, I bought 534 Gigamining shares for about 16 BTC apparently. -237681;1349507124;mircea_popescu;;;roulette -237680;1349507125;gribble;*click* -237679;1349507130;smickles;.py 16/534.0 -237678;1349507131;markac;0.0299625468165 -237677;1349507138;BTC-Mining;Better go kill myself now -237676;1349507141;BTC-Mining;;;roulette -237675;1349507142;gribble;*click* -237674;1349507146;mircea_popescu;over 16 btc ?! lol -237673;1349507146;smickles;!ticker f.giga.etf -237672;1349507148;BTC-Mining;:( -237671;1349507148;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00002002 / 0.00011046 / 0.00028006 (1103574 shares, 121.90 BTC), 30day: 0.00002002 / 0.00042347 / 0.00087369 (12060030 shares, 5,107.12 BTC) -237670;1349507163;B0g4r7;Roulette's based on a six-shooter? -237669;1349507168;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 ya -237668;1349507169;smickles;yup -237667;1349507174;mircea_popescu;but a theoretical one -237666;1349507179;B0g4r7;Am I feeling lucky? -237665;1349507181;B0g4r7;;;roulette -237664;1349507181;gribble;*BANG* Hey, who put a blank in here?! -237663;1349507184;fridge;are there other stock exchanges? -237662;1349507186;smickles;mircea_popescu: how many giga in the etf? -237661;1349507195;B0g4r7;Whew, barely lucky. -237660;1349507197;mircea_popescu;smickles about 1k give or take -237659;1349507204;boonies4u;blank is unnacceptable -237658;1349507209;boonies4u;;;roulette -237657;1349507209;BTC-Mining;Around 1k, I got 534 -237656;1349507209;gribble;*click* -237655;1349507210;mircea_popescu;boonies4u ++ -237654;1349507219;smickles;boonies4u: it's 'cause he's not an op right now -237653;1349507225;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining did you have a large buy in ? -237652;1349507227;boonies4u;awww 3: -237651;1349507233;BTC-Mining;Yes -237650;1349507242;smickles;fridge: use /topic -237649;1349507242;BTC-Mining;at ~ 0.00002000 -237648;1349507247;smickles;there's a whole list -237647;1349507256;BTC-Mining;Seriously, I bought 534000 F.GIGA.ETF out of 1000000 for around 16 BTC -237646;1349507263;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla prolly time to kick glbse off topic ? -237645;1349507280;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining so if it ever comes back you've made like what, 400 btc or so -237644;1349507294;smickles;ya kako, get with the times already you dirty hippy -237643;1349507304;BTC-Mining;More like 300 -237642;1349507307;BTC-Mining;but yeah -237641;1349507320;smickles;good bet BTC-Mining -237640;1349507327;BTC-Mining;If issuers get a list of holders, I get a lot. -237639;1349507361;____Atlas_____;;;ticker -237638;1349507362;gribble;Best bid: 12.6871, Best ask: 12.7, Bid-ask spread: 0.01290, Last trade: 12.6871, 24 hour volume: 27802, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.89999 -237637;1349507373;BTC-Mining;and maybe mircea will actually pay me back my ASICMINER shares =/ -237636;1349507377;B0g4r7;Notice I said barely lucky, not incredibly lucky, because: http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/08/st_essay_close_calls/ -237635;1349507383;BTC-Mining;But according to our contract... -237634;1349507395;____Atlas_____;Contracts are always honored -237633;1349507402;mircea_popescu;what he said. -237632;1349507411;mircea_popescu;The "glbse.com" domain is owned by -237631;1349507411;mircea_popescu;James McCarthy, White Rock Cottage, Hacketstown, Carlow, IE. -237630;1349507411;mircea_popescu;+353.13870661095 -237629;1349507411;mircea_popescu;That's a real house in Ireland, owned by Frances Hackett, email "mccarthyfrances@gmail.com". -237628;1349507413;BTC-Mining;Yes, but it will be hard to set a price for them to pay the 1% monthly for borrowing them to short. -237627;1349507421;mircea_popescu;apparently this was all over old threads. -237626;1349507426;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=46486.msg557843#msg557843 -237625;1349507449;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining not really that hard : -237624;1349507450;mircea_popescu;1% of average price of ASICMINER during the 5 days prev -237623;1349507450;mircea_popescu;ious as reported by GLBSE, except should there be no trades during the previous -237622;1349507450;mircea_popescu;five days he shall pay nothing on this count ; -237621;1349507479;BTC-Mining;Ah, true, I forgot GLBSE was mentioned. -237620;1349507490;BTC-Mining;I only recalled 5 days average of trades. -237619;1349507498;BTC-Mining;And assumed if it traded non-publicly... -237618;1349507508;BTC-Mining;Eh -237617;1349507514;____Atlas_____;Nefario put his real name on the domain... -237616;1349507515;mircea_popescu;even so it'd be insanely difficult to prove. -237615;1349507518;mircea_popescu;i mean... -237614;1349507567;BTC-Mining;Yes, that's what I was thinking. -237613;1349507586;BTC-Mining;Although since it's as reported as GLBSE or pay nothing then I guess we're all set for that. -237612;1349507613;mircea_popescu;you get a 1btc on 19.12 tho -237611;1349507617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65200 @ 0.00036639 = 23.8886 BTC [+] -237610;1349507706;BTC-Mining;That clause however does not require the asset to be traded on GLBSE. -237609;1349507749;BTC-Mining;So if shares are still trading, I'd expect to get them back. Although it might be hard to find a seller without GLBSE. -237608;1349507749;mircea_popescu;"except if ASICMINER should have become disconti -237607;1349507749;mircea_popescu;nued or are no longer traded" ? -237606;1349507762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3435 @ 0.00036375 = 1.2495 BTC [-] -237605;1349507763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32168 @ 0.00036903 = 11.871 BTC [+] -237604;1349507765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52000 @ 0.0003696 = 19.2192 BTC [+] -237603;1349507765;BTC-Mining;I said if shares are still trading. -237602;1349507766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12397 @ 0.00037389 = 4.6351 BTC [+] -237601;1349507766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18469 @ 0.00037408 = 6.9089 BTC [+] -237600;1349507767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.0003749 = 2.3619 BTC [+] -237599;1349507768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41328 @ 0.00037492 = 15.4947 BTC [+] -237598;1349507769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33903 @ 0.00037508 = 12.7163 BTC [+] -237597;1349507783;mircea_popescu;o hey, this is an interesting point of contention. -237596;1349507784;BTC-Mining;Either non-publicly or moved to a new exchange. -237595;1349507801;mircea_popescu;i'd say that with the dissapearance of glbse, "ASICMINER" as referenced is no longer trading. -237594;1349507815;mircea_popescu;well non-publicly is trading ? -237593;1349507848;BTC-Mining;Well yes, it states trading, not publicly trading. It would also not be discontinued. -237592;1349507858;BTC-Mining;Simply delisted from GLBSE due to it's closure. -237591;1349507874;mircea_popescu;hm. -237590;1349507878;BTC-Mining;A stock exchange going away/delisting assets does not void said assets. -237589;1349507910;BTC-Mining;Eh, considering everyone who'll want to sell their hard to trade shares, they'll probably be cheaper to acquire than if GLBSE was still around. -237588;1349507912;mircea_popescu;but in order for them to be trading they do have to be.. trading -237587;1349507955;BTC-Mining;Yes... let's see about that if anything actually happens for issuers to manage the assets outside GLBSE. -237586;1349507961;mircea_popescu;yeah. -237585;1349508233;mircea_popescu;wow it's been three minutes of quiet -237584;1349508237;mircea_popescu;why is bitcoin so boring now. -237583;1349508248;mircea_popescu;i know someone somewhere was hacked. -237582;1349508258;BTC-Mining;Sad thing tho, telling my curious relatives what I was doing and my numbers (I was making a hefty profit trading on GLBSE with the constant price swings), kind of got them interested in it. -237581;1349508301;BTC-Mining;My young sister ended getting funds on GLBSE the day before it closed. -237580;1349508310;smickles;:o -237579;1349508311;BTC-Mining;Interesting enough for you mircea? -237578;1349508330;BTC-Mining;Aye, kept telling it's damn too risky. -237577;1349508339;mircea_popescu;haha smart woman. -237576;1349508342;BTC-Mining;And didn't like the idea. -237575;1349508343;mircea_popescu;how old is she ? -237574;1349508356;BTC-Mining;Still studying. -237573;1349508361;smickles;inb4 pics -237572;1349508371;mircea_popescu;smickles i thought you were married -237571;1349508389;smickles;I am, don't you know what inb4 means? -237570;1349508403;mircea_popescu;that you're about to ask for pix :D -237569;1349508406;smickles;.o ud inb4 -237568;1349508409;markac;Generally used on internet forums, inb4 refers to a user posting a reply to a message/topic "before" another user posts an obvious response. When used appropriately, inb4 is followed by a word or shor -237567;1349508423;smickles;"before" _another user_ -237566;1349508440;smickles;;P -237565;1349508447;mircea_popescu;:D -237564;1349508471;BTC-Mining;Hey, she doesn't have much money at all either, you know students. -237563;1349508480;mircea_popescu;wait, this is ambiguous -237562;1349508488;mircea_popescu;did she get her money OFF glbse or had she just deposited ? -237561;1349508489;BTC-Mining;I don't even know how much she deposited, I'll have to call her. -237560;1349508513;BTC-Mining;[00:25] My young sister ended getting funds on GLBSE the day before it closed. -237559;1349508525;mircea_popescu;ended getting funds = just deposited ? -237558;1349508525;BTC-Mining;Notice the "gettings funds on GLBSE" part -237557;1349508528;mircea_popescu;a ok. -237556;1349508532;mircea_popescu;well then allow me to change my plea! -237555;1349508535;BTC-Mining;yes, just deposited. -237554;1349508539;mircea_popescu;s/smart woman/poor girl/ -237553;1349508568;BTC-Mining;I would probably have ended up managing the BTC however. -237552;1349508618;mircea_popescu;did she deposit more than usagi ? -237551;1349508634;BTC-Mining;I doubt so... how much did Usagi deposit? -237550;1349508684;mircea_popescu;i dunno, like 200 was saying ? -237549;1349508694;BTC-Mining;Wow, not much... -237548;1349508700;BTC-Mining;So then maybe, yes. -237547;1349508779;____Atlas_____;I like how usagi is gone -237546;1349508799;BTC-Mining;He went drunk, or at least a bit like goat. -237545;1349508820;BTC-Mining;Posting oddly forumlated text and being incoherent. -237544;1349508834;____Atlas_____;lol -237543;1349508848;____Atlas_____;This is starting to feel insane in general though -237542;1349508857;BTC-Mining;It does... -237541;1349508889;B0g4r7;Couldn't have been much. Their last sweep into the cold wallet on Oct 4th totaled 165 BTC and change. -237540;1349508896;BTC-Mining;Also, what will I do if I can't trade on the large price swings and price difference from GLBSE? -237539;1349508915;____Atlas_____;You might want to consider making an independent stock exchange -237538;1349508920;____Atlas_____;using open transactions -237537;1349508924;____Atlas_____;in Russia or China -237536;1349508941;B0g4r7;On the moon or in orbit maybe. -237535;1349508946;BTC-Mining;Not long before going back to the UK for the bitcoin conference -237534;1349508959;BTC-Mining;Nefario was in China visiting his wife's relatives. -237533;1349508960;mircea_popescu;lol -237532;1349508964;BTC-Mining;Should have stayed there -237531;1349508967;BTC-Mining;Forever -237530;1349508969;B0g4r7;or, as ppl have been saying a lot, on tor. -237529;1349508975;smickles;have a series of drones keep the server airborn in internationaly territory -237528;1349508977;BTC-Mining;Yes -237527;1349508989;BTC-Mining;drones? -237526;1349508999;B0g4r7;Sounds good. Kinda like the riverboat casinos. -237525;1349509000;smickles;those quad-copter things -237524;1349509011;BTC-Mining;Make a freakin' floating fortress you mean! -237523;1349509012;B0g4r7;And gliders and balloons. -237522;1349509019;B0g4r7;solar-powered. -237521;1349509020;BTC-Mining;Rule everything from there -237520;1349509029;BTC-Mining;The world even! -237519;1349509030;B0g4r7;derigables -237518;1349509042;smickles;you can program them to pass off the server to an freshly charged one and return to a recharging station -237517;1349509077;smickles;meshnet darknet -237516;1349509081;B0g4r7;All you need is the data link to the surface. -237515;1349509095;smickles;wifi B0g4r7 wifi -237514;1349509104;B0g4r7;I suppose you could use 802.11esque gear. -237513;1349509116;B0g4r7;If they hung out low enough. -237512;1349509130;BTC-Mining;You could also simply buy out an island nation... -237511;1349509140;B0g4r7;I guess the atmosphere doesn't really extend but a few miles up, no? -237510;1349509140;BTC-Mining;So everything BTC becomes legal... -237509;1349509144;B0g4r7;Shouldn't be a problem. -237508;1349509152;BTC-Mining;and operate from there... just costy. -237507;1349509164;B0g4r7;Islands can be assaulted. -237506;1349509166;smickles;let's get elon musk to buy bitcoin a sat-net -237505;1349509178;B0g4r7;Big honkin SPOF. -237504;1349509207;smickles;bitcoin, first currency of the last frontier -237503;1349509216;B0g4r7;A distributd redundant skynet is much more resiliant. -237502;1349509225;B0g4r7;nicew -237501;1349509318;smickles;i'm going to make one of those arduino quadcopter drones and program it to find water, find a good spot, drop in a line, hook a fish, and brink it back to me -237500;1349509323;smickles;ultimate fishing -237499;1349509333;B0g4r7;I routinely deploy wife-esque PtP and PtMP radio links up to 20 miles using not-so-expensive gear. Seems workable tecchnically if the whole flight thing works out -237498;1349509355;B0g4r7;And coverage is dense enough. -237497;1349509378;B0g4r7;"I need to wait for one to fly over to send this transaction" lol. -237496;1349509397;smickles;I want a darknet where network nodes are automatically compensated in BTC for legit traffic -237495;1349509416;B0g4r7;BitFS. -237494;1349509442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31300 @ 0.00037506 = 11.7394 BTC [-] -237493;1349509456;B0g4r7;A distributed FS, based on bittorrent-style p2p, incorporating BTC. -237492;1349509463;smickles;it's what the internet should be, by the people, for the people -237491;1349509465;B0g4r7;Run a node, host content, get paid BTC. -237490;1349509473;smickles;basically one big circle jerk -237489;1349509510;B0g4r7;Wanna be sure your content's replicated and available? Pay a few Satoshis. -237488;1349509515;BTC-Mining;And I'd want efficient governments who don't have to forbid activities simply because protecting people and separating harmful activities from non-harmful ones would be too hard if said activities were not forbidden. -237487;1349509526;BTC-Mining;I doubt governments could be as efficient however. -237486;1349509533;smickles;well, B0g4r7 i think there would still be hosting companies -237485;1349509547;BTC-Mining;If they'd at least get all their paperwork informatized... -237484;1349509547;smickles;nodes are just trafickers -237483;1349509554;B0g4r7;Sure, companies could do it just as individuals could. -237482;1349509568;B0g4r7;But no, the idea is to be fully decentralized. -237481;1349509594;B0g4r7;Anyone can host, anyone can publish. -237480;1349509620;B0g4r7;Pay some BTC, and your publication gets replicated by those who collect that same BTC. -237479;1349509649;smickles;BTC-Mining: dream on -237478;1349509652;B0g4r7;Need some BTC? Put some storage and bandwidth to work running a node and collect some. -237477;1349509694;BTC-Mining;Hey... if we could at least get things done centrally... like changing our address for all government bodies at the same place... -237476;1349509697;smickles;B0g4r7: think nanobtc tho, with a system like what we're talking about, the cost of bandwith drops to near zero -237475;1349509718;BTC-Mining;Have some online portal to manage our citizen-government relation... -237474;1349509719;B0g4r7;well, yeah, BTC was a generalization. -237473;1349509730;B0g4r7;Divide as needed. -237472;1349509732;BTC-Mining;Things would get much more efficient... -237471;1349509742;B0g4r7;mm hmm. -237470;1349509745;smickles;;;ticker -237469;1349509746;gribble;Best bid: 12.674, Best ask: 12.7, Bid-ask spread: 0.02600, Last trade: 12.674, 24 hour volume: 27944, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.89999 -237468;1349509748;BTC-Mining;Silly governments still mostly paperwork... -237467;1349509751;BTC-Mining;Seriously... -237466;1349509763;B0g4r7;Then individuals could vote on individual issues instead of relying on elected reps to do this for them. -237465;1349509769;B0g4r7;Uh oh, that's dangerous talk. -237464;1349509780;BTC-Mining;Very inefficient medium to store information. -237463;1349509784;noagendamarket;terrorist! -237462;1349509797;smickles;oh my, you ever get a good wiff of balls and it smelled good? -237461;1349509807;smickles;squirrel! -237460;1349509812;noagendamarket;lol -237459;1349509819;noagendamarket;tennis balls ? -237458;1349509822;____Atlas_____;BTC-Mining: Asian countries have had such systems for awhile -237457;1349509828;BTC-Mining;I'd agree with B0g4r7... it could also, theorically, be possible for the whole population to vote an all issues... -237456;1349509848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00339994 = 1.19 BTC [+] -237455;1349509850;B0g4r7;Yeah, if they cared enough to login and do it. -237454;1349509864;B0g4r7;If they didn't, oh well, they didn;t weigh in, but they will have had their chance. -237453;1349509896;BTC-Mining;Atlas... I would vertainly love too... -237452;1349509904;BTC-Mining;they'll probably will, eventually... -237451;1349509962;B0g4r7;Atlas, what systems are you referring to? -237450;1349509973;B0g4r7;The one described above? -237449;1349509979;____Atlas_____;Not exactly -237448;1349509986;____Atlas_____;I just know their ID systems are GPG based -237447;1349509991;B0g4r7;oh -237446;1349510018;____Atlas_____;It's like how law and ID systems should be in the 21st century -237445;1349510021;smickles;anyone here want to/can do an mtgoxusd->ing p2p, i see an arb op -237444;1349510030;BurtW;mircea_popescu: are you still here? -237443;1349510047;mircea_popescu;yes. -237442;1349510087;____Atlas_____;I keep having these dreams of being on elevators that go side-to-side, up and down in these large futuristic office complexes -237441;1349510097;____Atlas_____;Then people get on and we talk in this weird foreign language -237440;1349510121;smickles;nice dream -237439;1349510121;____Atlas_____;Then I get off and follow a woman and she gives me her phone number -237438;1349510134;____Atlas_____;I try to read it but by the time I can, I wake up -237437;1349510149;____Atlas_____;One of these days I am going to decipher, remember it and call it -237436;1349510172;B0g4r7;The number is 111119. -237435;1349510186;B0g4r7;I remember it from my own dream about 12 years back. -237434;1349510194;____Atlas_____;lol -237433;1349510223;BTC-Mining;And hear the most soul chilling voice of pure evilness answers, telling you truths that would have preferred to never hear about? -237432;1349510254;BTC-Mining;So you can then ponder why you called. -237431;1349510256;____Atlas_____;"Glenn Beck raped and murdered a little girl in 1999." -237430;1349510275;B0g4r7;big surprise -237429;1349510287;____Atlas_____;Honestly, I wouldn't mind that. I already hear ghosts whisper in my ear at night. I am already going batshit insane. -237428;1349510299;BTC-Mining;Yeah... I think there's more scary than that... -237427;1349510314;B0g4r7;"in a world gone mad, sanity's no real sign of health" -237426;1349510348;____Atlas_____;I am pretty confident my sanity is in tact though. These probably are real entities trying to contact me. -237425;1349510366;____Atlas_____;Anecdotal evidence shows it happens to a lot of people. -237424;1349510371;B0g4r7;Ever watch the first Final Fantasy movie, The Spirits Within? -237423;1349510379;____Atlas_____;Nope. -237422;1349510391;B0g4r7;It had that kind of a thing, communication in a dream. -237421;1349510395;B0g4r7;recurring dream -237420;1349510416;BTC-Mining;ghosts? Wouldn't it be schizophrenia? Common symptom is auditory hallucinations. -237419;1349510435;B0g4r7;I saw a doc on Tesla, and it said that's where a lot of his ideas came from. -237418;1349510436;____Atlas_____;BTC-Mining: Meh, there are usually more symptoms than this. -237417;1349510447;____Atlas_____;I do have a blood abnormality. -237416;1349510455;____Atlas_____;That may a thing or two to do with it. -237415;1349510458;____Atlas_____;have* -237414;1349510460;B0g4r7;He's get a "flash from beyond", and knew that he had to bring it into being in the physical world. -237413;1349510473;B0g4r7;boom, fantastic invention(s). -237412;1349510476;BTC-Mining;Eh, there's all sorts of levels of symptoms for such things. Sometimes you only get a few if it's mild. -237411;1349510511;B0g4r7;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savant_syndrome -237410;1349510540;smickles;damn, I just spent 5 min. logging into liberty reserve, only to find that I left nothing there -237409;1349510557;____Atlas_____;B0g4r7: Several hypnotherapists will confirm that's how most innovation happens. -237408;1349510562;BTC-Mining;All in BTC now -237407;1349510614;____Atlas_____;Apparently Earth and humanity is one of the lowest forms of sentient life in the universe. -237406;1349510628;B0g4r7;Seemingly there are things above. -237405;1349510637;____Atlas_____;Apparently this is the very definition of hell. -237404;1349510643;B0g4r7;I suppose it would be naive to assume that there are not. -237403;1349510711;smickles;;;ticker -237402;1349510712;gribble;Best bid: 12.674, Best ask: 12.71001, Bid-ask spread: 0.03601, Last trade: 12.71001, 24 hour volume: 28057, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.89999 -237401;1349510715;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -237400;1349510716;gribble;12.67 -237399;1349510806;____Atlas_____;The wikipedia 3 revert rule is stupid. -237398;1349510813;____Atlas_____;Somebody puts utter bullshit on a page -237397;1349510818;____Atlas_____;you revert it 3 times -237396;1349510822;____Atlas_____;do it more and you get blocked -237395;1349510834;____Atlas_____;Meanwhile, the complete dumbass continues to ruin the page -237394;1349510860;B0g4r7;What Would Jimmy Wales Do? -237393;1349510875;____Atlas_____;Knowing what I know about him now... -237392;1349510887;____Atlas_____;Probably spew some dribble about values, integrity and consensus. -237391;1349510923;____Atlas_____;And how even the lowest form of life deserves wasted effort when it comes to crap on a wikipedia page. -237390;1349510948;____Atlas_____;Then he wonders why most articles don't have "good status" -237389;1349510959;BTC-Mining;[01:03] <____Atlas_____> Apparently Earth and humanity is one of the lowest forms of sentient life in the universe. -237388;1349510959;BTC-Mining;[01:03] <____Atlas_____> Apparently this is the very definition of hell. -237387;1349514036;midnightmagic;Yeah, right. China is more free than UK? I guess, if you're willing to risk the wrath of the oligarchs. -237386;1349514045;midnightmagic;Maybe disappear one day. -237385;1349514052;smickles;lol: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77301.msg859378#msg859378 -237384;1349514052;____Atlas_____;midnightmagic: That's only if you bother the politicians -237383;1349514055;midnightmagic;Stay at a nice unmarked hotel for a while.. -237382;1349514059;____Atlas_____;If you keep to your own business -237381;1349514063;____Atlas_____;They leave you alone -237380;1349514066;midnightmagic;That's not true. -237379;1349514072;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ that means "if you don't make any money" -237378;1349514090;____Atlas_____;Okay, well, you'll eventually need triad protection -237377;1349514090;mircea_popescu;smickles how'd that go ? -237376;1349514095;____Atlas_____;but you have choice in government -237375;1349514103;____Atlas_____;The triads are numerous -237374;1349514108;mircea_popescu;dude gtfo. -237373;1349514120;mircea_popescu;this consumer culture. you think you chose ? why'd you choose. you're the cow. -237372;1349514121;mircea_popescu;they choose. -237371;1349514137;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, that day was my brother and sister's birthday. we had a party -237370;1349514148;mircea_popescu;nice. -237369;1349514151;____Atlas_____;If you are capable of making money, you have value. You just have to use it to your advantage. -237368;1349514158;____Atlas_____;You can buy power. -237367;1349514169;midnightmagic;Triads? -237366;1349514173;mircea_popescu;"have value" means you're a cow. -237365;1349514175;____Atlas_____;Chinese mobs -237364;1349514184;midnightmagic;That's an amazing ass you have, it sounds almost it can talk.. -237363;1349514191;noagendamarket;sure -237362;1349514214;____Atlas_____;I know nothing except that power can be acquired. -237361;1349514223;____Atlas_____;We are not all weak and powerless against the world -237360;1349514241;mircea_popescu;sure it can. but it can't be aquired by just about anybody. -237359;1349514246;mircea_popescu;you have to be a certain sort. -237358;1349514277;midnightmagic;Mobs tend to have trouble operating in a totalitarian regime where both the government and the people hate them in equal measure, and the death penalty takes basically one annoyed judge somewhere to point his finger and make half a town disappear. -237357;1349514320;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic not really true. the russians never got anywhere against their vor. -237356;1349514362;____Atlas_____;The mobs tend to control the government... -237355;1349514367;midnightmagic;It's true for China.. -237354;1349514373;____Atlas_____;They pay the politicians handsomely. -237353;1349514381;midnightmagic;lol -237352;1349514387;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i dunno much about china -237351;1349514397;____Atlas_____;This is at least true for Russia -237350;1349514421;noagendamarket;corruption is rampant in china -237349;1349514423;____Atlas_____;The world is absolutely rudderless. No authority is sacred. -237348;1349514446;midnightmagic;Corruption is indeed rampant in China. But the government doesn't like competition.. -237347;1349514487;____Atlas_____;Neither does the mobs. -237346;1349514492;____Atlas_____;The government isn't special -237345;1349514499;mircea_popescu;now that much is true -237344;1349514504;mircea_popescu;govt = just one of the mobs. -237343;1349514519;midnightmagic;yeaah.. Just because something pops into your head and you can't think of anything else, that doesn't make it true, Atlas. -237342;1349514539;noagendamarket;wonder how much bitcoin has to be before we can pay off politicians i some country -237341;1349514543;____Atlas_____;lol you can't negate that -237340;1349514549;jcpham;blah blah blah -237339;1349514549;____Atlas_____;statement of mine -237338;1349514553;jcpham;hi btw -237337;1349514565;____Atlas_____;You -237336;1349514571;____Atlas_____;You are just scared. -237335;1349514583;jcpham;shitbag are you talking to me -237334;1349514589;jcpham;or the room -237333;1349514596;____Atlas_____;So what if I am? -237332;1349514601;____Atlas_____;You scared, jcpham? -237331;1349514605;midnightmagic;At this point, since you are the one talking about needing triad protection, it's time for you to give up some evidence. Pretend I said nothing, assume I withdraw all my comments. You make an assertion. Now back it up. -237330;1349514608;jcpham;sure -237329;1349514611;jcpham;come get me -237328;1349514648;____Atlas_____;midnightmagic: I am here to have a discussion and a mixture of ideas. -237327;1349514659;jcpham;lies -237326;1349514663;____Atlas_____;I am not out to prove mine but rather consider all possibilities. -237325;1349514667;midnightmagic;jcpham: You're not helping.. -237324;1349514675;jcpham;i never do -237323;1349514679;jcpham;anyways i'm off -237322;1349514691;midnightmagic;____Atlas_____: In that case, I'm going to call shedanigans, and point and laugh. -237321;1349514710;____Atlas_____;Okay, government is the supreme authority. -237320;1349514714;____Atlas_____;Nothing else can compete. -237319;1349514722;____Atlas_____;Because that's just how things are. -237318;1349514731;jcpham;singularity events can compete -237317;1349514733;____Atlas_____;Guns are only relevant in the hands of governments. -237316;1349514739;____Atlas_____;Other people? -237315;1349514742;____Atlas_____;It doesn't matter. -237314;1349514746;____Atlas_____;Governments always win. -237313;1349514764;midnightmagic;Oh good grief, I started him off on one of his weird diatribes. -237312;1349514768;midnightmagic;Sorry, channel. -237311;1349514840;____Atlas_____;You see, this person is not interested in a discussion rather a social battle of sorts. -237310;1349514855;____Atlas_____;Very ungentleman-like -237309;1349514866;____Atlas_____;Would not drink with -237308;1349514910;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ remind me what has this to do with btc assets -237307;1349514962;____Atlas_____;I serve an important role in filling idle space -237306;1349514975;____Atlas_____;that would otherwise would be pure energy-wasting whiteness -237305;1349514983;____Atlas_____;by filling the space with dark text -237304;1349514987;____Atlas_____;energy is saved -237303;1349515070;mircea_popescu;maybe my screen is black ? -237302;1349515074;____Atlas_____;Mmmm -237301;1349515086;____Atlas_____;then I am subsidizing energy companies in your case -237300;1349515090;____Atlas_____;Ying and Yang -237299;1349515161;____Atlas_____;http://i.imgur.com/pzpui.jpg -237298;1349515163;____Atlas_____;Oh my -237297;1349515263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.0003727 = 5.3296 BTC [-] -237296;1349515334;Gladamas;Hey Atlas, you sent on LitecoinTalk that you were leaving the BTC forum, then someone named "Atlas" joined the forum. Was that you? -237295;1349515338;Gladamas;*said -237294;1349515401;____Atlas_____;Gladamas: I left under the condition I remained banned -237293;1349515406;____Atlas_____;Theymos unbanned me -237292;1349515429;Gladamas;ah, well nice to see you back :) you really do have some good viewpoints. -237291;1349515456;____Atlas_____;Well, thank you. -237290;1349515463;____Atlas_____;That means a lot, genuinely so. -237289;1349515491;Gladamas;I think some of the people mad at you are just jealous at your logic -237288;1349515503;Gladamas;You're very welcome, I mean it -237287;1349515513;Gladamas;*jealous of -237286;1349515561;____Atlas_____;Heh. That might be a possibility. -237285;1349515568;____Atlas_____;I am sure there are other reasons though. -237284;1349515694;____Atlas_____;As for assets related discussion -237283;1349515696;____Atlas_____;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1249458#msg1249458 -237282;1349515743;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.75236384 = 752.3638 BTC [+] -237281;1349515750;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 880 @ 0.66257291 = 583.0642 BTC [-] -237280;1349515838;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 170 @ 0.19728394 = 33.5383 BTC [+] -237279;1349515839;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 85 @ 0.14383845 = 12.2263 BTC [+] -237278;1349515841;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 220 @ 0.25780139 = 56.7163 BTC [+] -237277;1349515907;____Atlas_____;lol CornedBeefHash is not a sock -237276;1349517544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33400 @ 0.0003727 = 12.4482 BTC [-] -237275;1349517545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00037153 = 7.6907 BTC [-] -237274;1349518330;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1249531#msg1249531 somebody quote this lol -237273;1349518478;BTC-Mining;"I assume he's spending user deposits. Maybe he's using his own money, but I don't think he has enough to cover lawyer fees. He said in the meeting that he wants BitcoinGlobal to pay for the lawyer." -237272;1349518489;BTC-Mining;Wow... nice theymos, nice... -237271;1349518528;BTC-Mining;He just "assumed" it -237270;1349518531;mircea_popescu;needs to be preserved for posteriority. -237269;1349518574;BTC-Mining;That's exactly the kind of things I was talking about when people state their opinion/speculation as facts... -237268;1349518578;BTC-Mining;Seriously... -237267;1349518634;____Atlas_____;Theymos wouldn't say that without a good hunch -237266;1349518641;____Atlas_____;He knows how much GLBSE has in total -237265;1349518644;mircea_popescu;seems rather convincing to me too. -237264;1349518784;BTC-Mining;Yeah, but he doesn't know. -237263;1349518793;____Atlas_____;Well, we don't know if the moon is hollow. -237262;1349518799;____Atlas_____;Sometimes an assumption is reasonable. -237261;1349518800;mircea_popescu;"His name is Nefario. How could you people not see this coming?" this is so retarded. -237260;1349518805;____Atlas_____;lol -237259;1349518810;BTC-Mining;You don't start executing someone for murder, than investigate if he was the murdered. -237258;1349518815;mircea_popescu;what's this, a coloring book ? -237257;1349518841;____Atlas_____;BTC-Mining: Well Nefario is disobeying GLBSE's bylaws -237256;1349518851;____Atlas_____;He is technically already violating policy left and right -237255;1349518903;BTC-Mining;Yes, but he hasn't stolen anything... the first claim by theymos was stating it as a fact, when he was just speculating. -237254;1349518925;BTC-Mining;He hasn't been proven to have stolen anything* -237253;1349518954;BTC-Mining;It should have been stated as such that it was an opinion/guess and why -237252;1349518961;BTC-Mining;Not put it forward as a fact. -237251;1349518973;____Atlas_____;Here are the facts: -237250;1349518974;BTC-Mining;An opinion is not a fact. -237249;1349518987;____Atlas_____;1. GLBSE has had very little revenue -237248;1349518991;____Atlas_____;very little profit -237247;1349518993;____Atlas_____;if any -237246;1349519005;____Atlas_____;2. Assuming the funds available are just user funds -237245;1349519007;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining things presented as fact but w/o acompanying documentation should be read as opinions. -237244;1349519017;____Atlas_____;and he wants to spend some of them for lawyer fees -237243;1349519026;mircea_popescu;something's not a fact by virtue of carrying a "fact" tag given by the author. -237242;1349519029;____Atlas_____;then it is reasonable to think he is embezzling funds -237241;1349519063;BTC-Mining;No... in my book you write them as "I think/believe/would guess that X because Y" -237240;1349519084;mircea_popescu;you can write it any way you please, but unless it's "here's so and so and here's the proof" it ain't a fact. -237239;1349519086;BTC-Mining;Not simply state X. It confuses people as having been witnessed by the claimer. -237238;1349519096;mircea_popescu;i guess it's a difference of approach. -237237;1349519104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00037432 = 2.5079 BTC [+] -237236;1349519105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00037546 = 2.2152 BTC [+] -237235;1349519142;BTC-Mining;Well the thing is, by formulating it as a fact, one could believe theymos actually saw that funds were being moved away from the reserve. -237234;1349519193;mircea_popescu;maybe he did. -237233;1349519193;BTC-Mining;There's a reason the english language has words such as "could, might, guess, believe, think, etc." -237232;1349519216;BTC-Mining;He later said "I assume he's spending user deposits. Maybe he's using his own money, but I don't think he has enough to cover lawyer fees. He said in the meeting that he wants BitcoinGlobal to pay for the lawyer." -237231;1349519222;____Atlas_____;I am just finding it hard to be empathic towards someone who closed down a mutually owned company without clear consent -237230;1349519233;mircea_popescu;you're comitting the exact converse of the error you protest it seems. theymos saw something, did he ? -237229;1349519246;BTC-Mining;Acknowledging he might be using his own money, and that he just claimed he stole fund because he didn't think Nefario had the money for a lawyer. -237228;1349519264;mircea_popescu;now look. if i go into a house with a girl and come out with a body -237227;1349519269;mircea_popescu;have you witnessed a murder or not ? -237226;1349519277;BTC-Mining;Nope. -237225;1349519286;mircea_popescu;well that's the problem. you haven't, but in your place i have. -237224;1349519316;mircea_popescu;and i doubt we'll ever agree on this point -237223;1349519353;BTC-Mining;Okay... so assuming you didn't see what you think you saw and there was no body, you'd go around claiming a murder? -237222;1349519364;mircea_popescu;well what did i see ? -237221;1349519380;____Atlas_____;It depends how large the building was -237220;1349519386;BTC-Mining;I'd probably report it stating I saw someone carrying what seemed like a body out of a house. -237219;1349519391;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ 100 sqft -237218;1349519396;BTC-Mining;I wouldn't go stating I saw a murder. -237217;1349519397;____Atlas_____;Yep, murder -237216;1349519404;____Atlas_____;if the building is 100 sqft -237215;1349519408;mircea_popescu;well BTC-Mining you're in a very studied minority. -237214;1349519415;mircea_popescu;and i don't think you're particularly right, either. -237213;1349519420;____Atlas_____;If it's a large complex -237212;1349519423;____Atlas_____;I would have doubt -237211;1349519452;BTC-Mining;I state what I see for what it is. If I'm just speculating, I'd present it as such. -237210;1349519456;FabianB_;in any case and whatever happend, nef should've known there's lots of negative gossip in the community if there are no clear statements from him, lol -237209;1349519478;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining when you look at your computer do you see something that seems like a screen -237208;1349519481;mircea_popescu;or an actual screen ? -237207;1349519505;BTC-Mining;I would say I see an actual screen. -237206;1349519513;mircea_popescu;right. because why ? -237205;1349519515;mircea_popescu;maybe you're wrong. -237204;1349519519;mircea_popescu;maybe it's something else. -237203;1349519529;BTC-Mining;Because I can see it up close and I know it to be a screen. -237202;1349519533;mircea_popescu;how close ? -237201;1349519571;BTC-Mining;Eh... you'd want a distance at which I'd claim or not claim to have seen something? -237200;1349519577;mircea_popescu;fact of the matter is, knowledge is always assailable from a purely nominalist perspective. -237199;1349519583;mircea_popescu;how you draw the lines is arbitrary -237198;1349519597;mircea_popescu;gotta learn to live with people's many lines. -237197;1349519639;____Atlas_____;I try to look at the relevance of right and wrong in this case -237196;1349519644;____Atlas_____;and to me any libel in this case -237195;1349519645;BTC-Mining;Yes. But that you decide to claim what you saw or not as a body, you still can't say you witnessed a murder. -237194;1349519647;____Atlas_____;is easily undone -237193;1349519659;____Atlas_____;So, really, the whole argument is non notable -237192;1349519662;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining for the same reason you decide you saw a screen i decide i saw a murder. -237191;1349519671;mircea_popescu;i judged myself close enough. -237190;1349519687;BTC-Mining;Eh, I suppose. -237189;1349519699;mircea_popescu;but atlas has it, it's not really a notable argument. -237188;1349519715;BTC-Mining;You could reasonably assume a murder was committed. -237187;1349519741;mircea_popescu;the reason natural languages are natural is that you always have to begin communication by negotiating terms. -237186;1349519760;mircea_popescu;there's never going to be a workable version were we instantly understand what the other means just by reading the words -237185;1349519776;BTC-Mining;But you saw a body being carried out. As such you cannot claim that you saw the person carrying said body murdered someone. You can only guess or propose said person as the probable murderer. -237184;1349519794;mircea_popescu;i never claimed i saw the guy murder someone. i just claimed i saw a murder. -237183;1349519805;BTC-Mining;You can state the first as a fact, and the second as a proposition -237182;1349519822;BTC-Mining;Okay. So in your example it's fine then. -237181;1349519836;mircea_popescu;yes, but it only becomes fine after you overcome your initial interpretation of what i said -237180;1349519839;BTC-Mining;But theymos, on the other hand, apparently didn't saw anything. -237179;1349519843;mircea_popescu;which will always be the case no matter who or what. -237178;1349519860;____Atlas_____;I like how we have deep philosophical discussions -237177;1349519870;____Atlas_____;This Socrates grade stuff here -237176;1349519874;____Atlas_____;This is* -237175;1349519883;BTC-Mining;But theymos still stated like it was set in stone "He is also illegally using user deposits to pay for his lawyer." -237174;1349519895;BTC-Mining;Without even seeing anything. -237173;1349519900;mircea_popescu;well theymos is also an idiot. i was just using this as a convenient example. -237172;1349519906;mircea_popescu;i'm not defending theymos wtf. -237171;1349519953;BTC-Mining;Well the whole argument was about how how presenting an opinion/guess as a fact is bad if you didn't directly witness the fact, as it creates confusion for the listener. -237170;1349519988;mircea_popescu;yeah. moreover, about how there's little choice in the matter : you're always going to create confusion. it's part of communication. -237169;1349519991;BTC-Mining;or at least that's what I was stating until you interupted me to say that anything presented as a fact is an opinion. -237168;1349520020;BTC-Mining;Yes, always going to be some confusion. -237167;1349520050;____Atlas_____;A fact is merely a unified vision of an arbitrary number of individuals. -237166;1349520051;mircea_popescu;which is why we don't take forum shit *that* seriously. to keep our sanity. -237165;1349520057;mircea_popescu;especially if no coroboration or proof is offered. -237164;1349520060;BTC-Mining;I'm simply stating I'm quite astonished at the sheer amount of hearsay/opinion/etc. presented as facts instead of for what it is... -237163;1349520061;____Atlas_____;Perception is reality -237162;1349520064;____Atlas_____;Reality is facts -237161;1349520087;____Atlas_____;If a civilization agrees 2 + 2 = 5 -237160;1349520090;____Atlas_____;It might as well be -237159;1349520098;BTC-Mining;When I'm talking to people in person, I'm used to people being much clearer and honest about what is their opinion and what they claim as facts. -237158;1349520114;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you probably spend a lot of time in an academic environment. -237157;1349520132;____Atlas_____;Heh. -237156;1349520133;BTC-Mining;I'm spending time with Canadians. -237155;1349520137;mircea_popescu;haha ok -237154;1349520140;midnightmagic;Wittgenstein thought that most of what people say to one another is never fully understood. -237153;1349520152;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic did he say this ? or just think it ? -237152;1349520163;____Atlas_____;That is likely true, midnightmagic. -237151;1349520164;BTC-Mining;I suppose according to stereotypes, that makes perfect sense... -237150;1349520192;____Atlas_____;As a absurdist-nihilist, it's hard for me to get into these kinds of arguments. -237149;1349520203;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Every conversation he had was apparently full of, "But what do you MEAN?" At least according to this book I read called "Wittgenstein's Poker" -237148;1349520219;mircea_popescu;yeah -237147;1349520295;reeses;Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darüber muss man schweigen. -237146;1349520327;mircea_popescu;.tr :en :de of the crooked reeses of women no straight cock was ever made -237145;1349520327;markac;mircea_popescu: "der schiefe reeses der Frauen nicht gerade Schwanz war jemals gemacht" (en to de, translate.google.com) -237144;1349520341;mircea_popescu;sounds legit. -237143;1349520352;____Atlas_____;Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent. -237142;1349520358;____Atlas_____;Sounds pretty dogmatic to me -237141;1349520396;reeses;you’d say that -237140;1349520416;____Atlas_____;What a religious man. -237139;1349520474;____Atlas_____;I teach you the overman. Man is something that shall be overcome. What have you done to overcome him? -237138;1349520493;____Atlas_____;All beings so far have created something beyond themselves; and do you want to be the ebb of this great flood and even go back to the beasts rather than overcome man? What is the ape to man? A laughingstock or a painful embarrassment. And man shall be just that for the overman: a laughingstock or a painful embarrassment... -237137;1349520532;reeses;god just shut up you shallow, twee, fool -237136;1349520551;____Atlas_____;You need a god it seems, reeses. -237135;1349520561;____Atlas_____;You need structure, your very soul depends on it. -237134;1349520572;reeses;if I had a soul, it would thank you -237133;1349520574;____Atlas_____;Else you become scared, threatened. -237132;1349520624;reeses;____Atlas_____: I hear you like to try to kill your failure by killing your body -237131;1349520680;____Atlas_____;The thought of the option of death can be empowering. -237130;1349520696;reeses;it’s not an option if you refuse to take it -237129;1349520729;BTC-Mining;What are you rambling about Atlas? -237128;1349520734;reeses;then it’s just a chomskyan pseudo-option -237127;1349520752;____Atlas_____;lol -237126;1349520818;____Atlas_____;So choice is an illusion to you? -237125;1349520844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37400 @ 0.00037153 = 13.8952 BTC [-] -237124;1349520846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.0003711 = 7.756 BTC [-] -237123;1349520849;____Atlas_____;There are many options that we do not exercise immediately. -237122;1349520860;____Atlas_____;but how does that not make them available options? -237121;1349520868;____Atlas_____;What other worldly limitation is there? -237120;1349520881;____Atlas_____;Our own authenticity to live by our chosen method? -237119;1349520889;____Atlas_____;If that is the case, I happily accept that limitation. -237118;1349520899;____Atlas_____;Without a tear of remorse. -237117;1349520941;____Atlas_____;BTC-Mining: It seems unclear. -237116;1349521006;BTC-Mining;Well, if you're deterministic and believe every choice you make were guaranteed by the current state and movement of matter and energy in the universe... You could say no one actually make decision, what they do is simply what every atom in they body would make them do. -237115;1349521037;BTC-Mining;Then came quantum mechanics... -237114;1349521115;____Atlas_____;What if we are the universe? -237113;1349521177;BTC-Mining;eh, I'm not sure how that would work... -237112;1349521189;BTC-Mining;I can only think about this: http://www.boreme.com/posting.php?id=12282#.UG_kxVH4V8E -237111;1349521193;____Atlas_____;There is the theory of spiritualism. -237110;1349521242;BTC-Mining;Eh, well I'm not very concerned about if there's anything after death and if that would possibly interact directly with the observable universe. -237109;1349521284;____Atlas_____;Assuming there is an origin of this universe, of whatever means, it could be deducted we are of that origin, we are or were a part of that origin. -237108;1349521295;____Atlas_____;If there is no clear origin -237107;1349521297;____Atlas_____;Then fuck -237106;1349521311;____Atlas_____;I mean, the universe could be utter chaos -237105;1349521323;____Atlas_____;but that's not clear as my body and perception remain stable -237104;1349521330;____Atlas_____;There are some anomalies... -237103;1349521339;____Atlas_____;but otherwise, things remain somewhat consistent. -237102;1349521356;BTC-Mining;Yes... we might just as well be bored entities among nothingness who needed something to do, so we created a universe as a playground in which we would not remember having ever lived outside of it. -237101;1349521368;BTC-Mining;or any other scenario you can imagine -237100;1349521489;BTC-Mining;It's not something we can answer in any case. Kind of hard to be concerned about it when it could be anything or nothing. -237099;1349521536;BTC-Mining;You could ponder about it endlessly making as many scenarios you want, but never even come close to the reality of things. -237098;1349521555;____Atlas_____;Well it's fun at times. -237097;1349521575;BTC-Mining;and in the end, you have lost the only thing you were sure of, which is your current existence as a human. -237096;1349521588;BTC-Mining;Yes, at times, among other things. -237095;1349521614;BTC-Mining;Having fun is part of being human and imagination can be amusing. -237094;1349521652;femtotube;nefario, FUCK YOU ! -237093;1349521658;____Atlas_____;He's not here. -237092;1349521664;____Atlas_____;We have his address though. -237091;1349521668;____Atlas_____;You can give him a visit. -237090;1349521704;BTC-Mining;What's the problem femtotube, other than GLBSE is closing down? -237089;1349521779;femtotube;BTC-Mining: ??? are you a fkn retard? I had portfolio in GLBSE and now it's all gone. Zero -237088;1349521827;____Atlas_____;lol -237087;1349521832;BTC-Mining;Well as long as we get asset holders list, all assets are still perfectly valid even if not on an exchange. -237086;1349521840;____Atlas_____;Yes but femtotube has a point -237085;1349521847;____Atlas_____;the value is reduced considerably -237084;1349521854;BTC-Mining;It would be harder to trade, yes. -237083;1349521854;____Atlas_____;regardless if they can still be claimed -237082;1349521865;BTC-Mining;We'd have to trade them OTC style. -237081;1349522026;____Atlas_____;I've always wondered... -237080;1349522034;____Atlas_____;I hit a bus while riding my bike -237079;1349522045;____Atlas_____;I did not immediately fall down -237078;1349522045;BTC-Mining;It would be a bit harder, but I don't see why it couldn't be traded OTC style with a room he on freenode like the #bitcoin-otc -237077;1349522068;____Atlas_____;BTC-Mining: That takes some labor and time for everyone -237076;1349522069;Luceo;GLBSE is apparently going to be giving everyone enough information to continue their securities -237075;1349522078;mircea_popescu;Luceo hopefully. -237074;1349522081;____Atlas_____;Reduced efficiency -237073;1349522085;____Atlas_____;means lower price -237072;1349522094;femtotube;OTC? In community, where 99% are liars and scumbags? Are you fkn serious? -237071;1349522097;mircea_popescu;the entire thing could end up a morass of double claims -237070;1349522110;____Atlas_____;femtotube: You can start your own exchange -237069;1349522133;femtotube;the entire fkn forum is run by a scumbag, who wanted to dump his shares on some poor idiot with coin -237068;1349522140;mircea_popescu;:D -237067;1349522143;mircea_popescu;exactly. -237066;1349522187;____Atlas_____;femtotube: Free market. -237065;1349522190;femtotube;atlas, how delusional are you? -237064;1349522190;____Atlas_____;Welcome. -237063;1349522221;____Atlas_____;Delusion is usually characterized with a false sense of reality; not accepting events as they come. -237062;1349522224;mircea_popescu;the exchange whereby joe buys a sack in which may be some potatoes in exchange for an enveolpe wherein may be some money has nothing to do with free markets. -237061;1349522226;femtotube;free market? wtf do you even know about free market? I guess nothing -237060;1349522240;____Atlas_____;Depends on your definition of free. -237059;1349522256;____Atlas_____;In this case, theymos is free to do whatever the fuck he wants with his GLBSE stock. -237058;1349522265;____Atlas_____;That's my kind of free market. -237057;1349522279;femtotube;altas, jou are a cluless fuck with no real life experience. just stfup -237056;1349522305;____Atlas_____;Heh. We can discuss how I am wrong if you want. -237055;1349522306;femtotube;free to scam? sure. -237054;1349522317;____Atlas_____;The world has always been free to scam. -237053;1349522323;____Atlas_____;People get scammed everywhere every day -237052;1349522333;____Atlas_____;In this case, we just have a irreversible currency -237051;1349522334;femtotube;i rather not spend my time arguing with someone as clueless as you , atlas. -237050;1349522339;____Atlas_____;So the effects are hard to manage. -237049;1349522353;____Atlas_____;You simply feel uncomfortable. -237048;1349522360;____Atlas_____;You feel threatened, unloved. -237047;1349522369;____Atlas_____;So you lash out. -237046;1349522376;____Atlas_____;Primitive insecurity. -237045;1349522394;____Atlas_____;That's not your thinking mind talking. -237044;1349522398;____Atlas_____;That's your primal fear. -237043;1349522412;BTC-Mining;or... someone is just angry that his money is... gone -237042;1349522421;mircea_popescu;lol. atlas how much for a curse ? -237041;1349522443;____Atlas_____;Hmm? -237040;1349522465;BTC-Mining;Hope you didn't have too much and too many different kind of assets femtotube then. -237039;1349522488;____Atlas_____;I had 200 BTC in assets on GLBSE, fyi. -237038;1349522491;____Atlas_____;I am not even mad. -237037;1349522498;femtotube;Atlas you have never done anything in your life except blabbering in forums and irc. You have never invested, you have never lost or win. You are like a piece of shit on a street. -237036;1349522517;BTC-Mining;But you know, asset issuer can probably act as escrows for shares transfer. -237035;1349522518;mircea_popescu;why on a street ? -237034;1349522538;____Atlas_____;I rather be the kind of free floater on a public urinal that got there mysteriously... -237033;1349522548;____Atlas_____;...with a hint of ethanol like taint from Taco Bell. -237032;1349522573;____Atlas_____;Then when the janitor comes to clean me up: He goes fuck no. -237031;1349522582;____Atlas_____;He tries to have Jose do it. Jose is like no fuck you. -237030;1349522585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48100 @ 0.00037151 = 17.8696 BTC [+] -237029;1349522586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15457 @ 0.0003711 = 5.7361 BTC [-] -237028;1349522587;____Atlas_____;I never get cleaned up. -237027;1349522591;____Atlas_____;And I rot there -237026;1349522602;____Atlas_____;Until some trucker comes to clean me off with his 10 gallon piss -237025;1349522608;femtotube;ignore works -237024;1349522776;femtotube;anyone has nefario's tel number and the address? -237023;1349522785;____Atlas_____;I offered that until you got pissy -237022;1349522905;mircea_popescu;femtotube i posted it earlier. -237021;1349523074;____Atlas_____;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5373.msg1249674#msg1249674 -237020;1349523085;____Atlas_____;Here lies the answer to the Resourced-Based Economy -237019;1349523097;____Atlas_____;With this sufficiently answered, will change economics as we know it. -237018;1349523102;____Atlas_____;it* -237017;1349523110;____Atlas_____;(not at all) -237016;1349523233;femtotube;and what is this ass-hat nefarios real name? -237015;1349523251;BTC-Mining;http://who.is/whois/glbse.com -237014;1349523268;BTC-Mining;James McCarthy -237013;1349523277;mircea_popescu;femtotube https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=46486.msg557843#msg557843 -237012;1349523320;k3t3r;that address is wrong james lives in manchester -237011;1349523324;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 385 @ 0.33107717 = 127.4647 BTC [-] -237010;1349523339;____Atlas_____;So Nefario isn't James McCarthy? -237009;1349523369;k3t3r;james i nefario -237008;1349523373;k3t3r;*is -237007;1349523415;BTC-Mining;Yes, although is location changed a few times. -237006;1349523421;BTC-Mining;He was publicly known. -237005;1349523483;femtotube;what went wrong with my /ignore ? I still see this idiots posts. -237004;1349523485;k3t3r;though james is irish so maybe a relative -237003;1349523494;BTC-Mining;What's such a big fuss anyway, stock exchanges delist assets on occasions, it doesn't mean everything is lost, just that the asset is no longer traded on an exchange. -237002;1349523511;mircea_popescu;/ignore name ALL -237001;1349523531;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining glbse was not an exchange in this sense. -237000;1349523561;BTC-Mining;Eh, it was more of a broker to me. -236999;1349523588;mircea_popescu;point being, to qualify as an exchange in that sense, there'd have to be a way for ownership to be established and verified. -236998;1349523617;mircea_popescu;atm the entire codes mess is due to the fact glbse purported to be an exchange, sold itself as an exchange, but it was merely a dumbass website, not an exchange. -236997;1349523648;BTC-Mining;What is the usual method to establish ownership? -236996;1349523659;mircea_popescu;irl there's the entire clearance-holding system -236995;1349523675;mircea_popescu;online the gpg system might be sufficient (hasn't really been tested yet) -236994;1349523690;BTC-Mining;It seems a method will be implemented, albeit after the worse has happened. -236993;1349523699;mircea_popescu;maybe. -236992;1349523703;BTC-Mining;and pretty makeshift solution... -236991;1349523718;mircea_popescu;i still dunno how they can go from (users in db) state to (independent yet verified ownership) state -236990;1349523729;BTC-Mining;login, give BTC address/email, send that to asset issuers. -236989;1349523745;mircea_popescu;that;d have to bring glbse.com back i guess -236988;1349523767;mircea_popescu;see, you can't split it. -236987;1349523772;k3t3r;or some other system without the ability to trade -236986;1349523778;mircea_popescu;if user X has 3 assets, you can't give his name/pw to 3 issuers -236985;1349523786;mircea_popescu;and have 3 accts with the same pw -236984;1349523789;BTC-Mining;I think that's the plane, to bring an online tool for GLBSE to log on for asset holders to give their email/btc address. -236983;1349523801;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining suppose i steal someone's email. -236982;1349523808;mircea_popescu;email is not a secure means of conveyance -236981;1349523820;mircea_popescu;not for communication, much less for ownership. -236980;1349523833;BTC-Mining;No, the holder would log in on GLBSE.com. The holder would give an email/btc address. -236979;1349523838;mircea_popescu;right,. -236978;1349523839;mircea_popescu;and then ? -236977;1349523844;____Atlas_____;mircea_popescu: These people are not on your level of conciousness. -236976;1349523853;BTC-Mining;Then GLBSE would email the email and BTC address to the asset issuers. -236975;1349523855;____Atlas_____;Email is good enough for them -236974;1349523857;mircea_popescu;and i stole the email -236973;1349523861;mircea_popescu;and they email me. what now ? -236972;1349523890;____Atlas_____;The securities are your -236971;1349523892;____Atlas_____;yours* -236970;1349523898;____Atlas_____;Woohoo -236969;1349523901;BTC-Mining;who emails who? -236968;1349523904;mircea_popescu;what if i didn't steal it but the users claims so ? -236967;1349523916;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i imagine the issuer to the shareholder, in your system. right ? -236966;1349523924;BTC-Mining;yes -236965;1349523931;mircea_popescu;well... -236964;1349523944;mircea_popescu;email traffic is neither encrypted nor is it so reliable. -236963;1349523973;mircea_popescu;you're basically sending this stuff plaintext over the wires. -236962;1349523981;BTC-Mining;So? We're no longer talking about claim codes. -236961;1349523990;mircea_popescu;ok, let's audit the entire story. -236960;1349524005;mircea_popescu;so, i glbse put the website back up. all customers login, and have a set of tickboxes -236959;1349524005;BTC-Mining;We're talking about issuer receiving a BTC address of the shareholders. -236958;1349524016;BTC-Mining;yup -236957;1349524016;mircea_popescu;of which issuers they want their email and btc addy communicated. fair enough ? -236956;1349524025;BTC-Mining;yes -236955;1349524035;mircea_popescu;now, this is complete. after say what ? 1 month ? -236954;1349524043;mircea_popescu;what if i come after 35 days and say i was on vacartion ? -236953;1349524057;mircea_popescu;what if i was in prolonged narcolepsia ? -236952;1349524072;mircea_popescu;or in a coma. loot the coma victim ? -236951;1349524081;BTC-Mining;That would be an issue. -236950;1349524084;mircea_popescu;but we leave this aside. -236949;1349524097;mircea_popescu;so this completed somehow, in like a week or whatever, and everyone ticked boxes. -236948;1349524107;mircea_popescu;now, glbse distributes these lists to the asset issuers. right ? -236947;1349524112;BTC-Mining;Aye -236946;1349524115;mircea_popescu;what now ? -236945;1349524131;BTC-Mining;Issuers can pay to said BTC address, at least. -236944;1349524141;mircea_popescu;why are issuers getting the btc of customers ? -236943;1349524151;mircea_popescu;i thoguht that was already sent out, we're only doing the paper. -236942;1349524183;mircea_popescu;if i have 100 btc and 3 tickers in my portofolio you plan to what, give each ticker 33 btc ? -236941;1349524208;BTC-Mining;No, funds that are not spent are to be returned to the account owner. -236940;1349524221;mircea_popescu;ok. so now, the issuers have list of email addy and btc addy. -236939;1349524230;BTC-Mining;Only the BTC address with number of shares tied to it will be sent to issuers. -236938;1349524232;mircea_popescu;if they need to pay dividends they can *claim* they paid. -236937;1349524232;BTC-Mining;Yes -236936;1349524235;drekk;don't aim too high. this is the internet & bitcoin & anonymous users after all. you won't find a smooth way to handle this like IRL. imho -236935;1349524242;mircea_popescu;except, after the 1st dividend run all customer addys are now public. -236934;1349524263;____Atlas_____;mircea_popescu: What do you suggest is done? -236933;1349524265;mircea_popescu;so now suppose customer X complains he didn't get dividend. -236932;1349524271;mircea_popescu;issuer claims he paid ALL dividends. -236931;1349524277;mircea_popescu;what do we do BTC-Mining ? who is lieing ? -236930;1349524305;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ i suggest nefario is shot, and any further cocky nitwits purporting to create this sort of messes are stripped and beaten, first. -236929;1349524307;BTC-Mining;The same could be said about GLBSE if someone claimed to have an incorrect balance on his account. -236928;1349524311;BTC-Mining;Directly. -236927;1349524319;____Atlas_____;mircea_popescu: *claps* -236926;1349524323;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining no, cause it wouldn't be a game of chase among 3. -236925;1349524327;mircea_popescu;it'd be one or the other. -236924;1349524380;mircea_popescu;so. did glbse not give correct list, did issuer not pay all people or did guy lie about being entitled to dividend ? -236923;1349524396;BTC-Mining;The underlying issue remains the same it seems... -236922;1349524401;mircea_popescu;when more than two people are responsible nobody can be made responsible. -236921;1349524403;BTC-Mining;with a chase among 3 -236920;1349524414;BTC-Mining;With GLBSe possibly giving the wrong list. -236919;1349524438;BTC-Mining;instead of GLBSE stealing shares, Nefario gives his own address for some or all shares, for example. -236918;1349524456;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that is an entirely diff class of valid objection -236917;1349524463;BTC-Mining;Or that would be claimed by issuer after people complain they haven't received anything. -236916;1349524465;mircea_popescu;what if nefario just fills in with his addy for all those who don't respond ? -236915;1349524474;mircea_popescu;he then will be making more by closing down glbse than he ever made running it. -236914;1349524478;mircea_popescu;and who's to know ? -236913;1349524505;BTC-Mining;Yes. Especially if afterward he close the method to submit BTC addys -236912;1349524536;BTC-Mining;Since other investors are missing then, they have no recourse, and since not all holders are publicly known, there's no way to know that. -236911;1349524540;mircea_popescu;well. so, there's a saying, "one fool thows a rock in the sea and ten wise men struggle to fish it out" -236910;1349524552;drekk;your discussion is interesting, but who'd be actually in charge to do anything like that? -236909;1349524557;mircea_popescu;he's thrown it in, fuckall knows how to get it back out. -236908;1349524571;mircea_popescu;drekk well that's ALSO unclear. nefario or theymos or "the community" -236907;1349524574;mircea_popescu;or nobody. -236906;1349524580;femtotube;so, what the plan to fix this mess and move on? -236905;1349524585;mircea_popescu;right. -236904;1349524588;drekk;well if its nefario, everything dies at that point -236903;1349524590;mircea_popescu;femtotube google bitcoinica. -236902;1349524600;mircea_popescu;the EXACT same blueprint. zhou and tihan = nefario and theymos -236901;1349524613;drekk;dont know what to make of theymos atm -236900;1349524618;femtotube;no, i will not because bitcoinica has nothing to do with fixing something -236899;1349524622;mircea_popescu;the mess will (in my opinion) never be resolved. ever. -236898;1349524640;drekk;ack -236897;1349524646;femtotube;it another scam that was run by "respected" LOL! members of this "community" -236896;1349524657;BTC-Mining;Sweet, I'm fooked then... -236895;1349524658;mircea_popescu;femtotube the same members. nefario is an interscamgro alumni. -236894;1349524668;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining mind you, this is just my opinion. -236893;1349524670;drekk;from now on, i'll work hard to never be respected by the community -236892;1349524672;femtotube;mircea_popescu: i understand how this makes you feel good and you can gloat now like never before -236891;1349524678;BTC-Mining;I would have other people's funds but no way to return them. -236890;1349524679;mircea_popescu;femtotube im not even gloating. -236889;1349524684;femtotube;sure you are -236888;1349524688;mircea_popescu;why ? -236887;1349524717;femtotube;because you are just another sociopath in this ugly BTC community -236886;1349524726;mircea_popescu;im not even a sociopath. -236885;1349524726;BTC-Mining;mircea, notice the usage of the word "would", pointing to the fact it's hypothetical -236884;1349524729;mircea_popescu;(nor am i greek) -236883;1349524743;femtotube;mircea_popescu: no, you are romanian -236882;1349524745;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the why was at tubeguy -236881;1349524786;BTC-Mining;I'm not talking about the why, but because you said "[04:57] BTC-Mining mind you, this is just my opinion." -236880;1349524793;mircea_popescu;o o hehe -236879;1349524808;BTC-Mining;Which I was pointing out understand that by using "would" -236878;1349524817;mircea_popescu;yeah. -236877;1349524845;mircea_popescu;it's a stinky situation to be in especially because you may THINK you're ok, everyone claimed, everyone was taken care of, all is good -236876;1349524848;mircea_popescu;you're back to paying dividends -236875;1349524856;mircea_popescu;then three weeks later there's this claim. -236874;1349524873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20018 @ 0.0003711 = 7.4287 BTC [-] -236873;1349524875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18682 @ 0.00037054 = 6.9224 BTC [-] -236872;1349524882;mircea_popescu;so there'd have to be a statute of limitations baked in at any rate, otherwise nobody sane would accept to be part of this as an issuer -236871;1349524889;BTC-Mining;Which might be legitimate or a complete fraud. -236870;1349524894;mircea_popescu;and obviously in a decentralized currency nobody has the authority to make such a statute -236869;1349524900;mircea_popescu;cause hey, government bad mmkay. -236868;1349524917;BTC-Mining;Well to each system, it's advantages I guess... -236867;1349524923;mircea_popescu;i think it's a perfect lesson in practical politics, economics and law for all involved. -236866;1349524943;mircea_popescu;so in this sense there's a benefit. -236865;1349524966;BTC-Mining;But are the average bitcointalk folks even able to get a lesson out of this... -236864;1349524982;mircea_popescu;well, nobody cares about average folk. experience benefits those involved. -236863;1349525007;BTC-Mining;I was pretty much saying for involved folks... -236862;1349525019;mircea_popescu;a. i would hope so, really. -236861;1349525020;BTC-Mining;Seeing as how most seem to act around the forums. -236860;1349525105;Eisenhower34;may I ask about the topic of your conversation? whats "this" in "average bitcointalk folks even able to get a lesson out of this" -236859;1349525126;mircea_popescu;we were auditing the proposed process to get out of the glbse singularity. -236858;1349525200;Eisenhower34;So just that GLBSE is down or have there been updates about that "singularity" .... -236857;1349525217;mircea_popescu;yea, a lot of announcement. -236856;1349525220;mircea_popescu;+S -236855;1349525243;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.140 -236854;1349525339;BTC-Mining;GLBSE is not just down, it's closing definitly -236853;1349525464;____Atlas_____;Well, since this is now a criminal enterprise -236852;1349525470;____Atlas_____;and a high-risk venture -236851;1349525476;____Atlas_____;this is a nice market opening we got here -236850;1349525481;____Atlas_____;Hmmm -236849;1349525527;drekk;wondering if/how this will affect btc/fiat exchange rates -236848;1349525530;Eisenhower34;ok... so no im really screwed ... -236847;1349525592;Eisenhower34;touched pirate... it broke... touched BDT... it broke... touched MBT... it broke... and now GLBSE is done.... -236846;1349525617;____Atlas_____;EVERYTHING I TOUCH DIES -236845;1349525657;mircea_popescu;drekk realistically it wouldn't. -236844;1349525678;Eisenhower34;:D -236843;1349525681;____Atlas_____;mircea_popescu: If a good portion does -236842;1349525699;____Atlas_____;I mean, if a good portion believes it will go down because of this -236841;1349525701;____Atlas_____;it does -236840;1349525712;drekk;mircea_popescu, i've come to the conclusion that everything's possible in bitcoin world :P -236839;1349525720;mircea_popescu;ya but glbse volume was something like... 3 months of glbse = 1 day of mtgox -236838;1349525722;____Atlas_____;This is what makes a market irrational at times because of a perceived irrationality. -236837;1349525738;____Atlas_____;Goddamn it, my hearing is going out again -236836;1349525740;____Atlas_____;I am dying. -236835;1349525743;Eisenhower34;Wondering when mtgox goes offline... thats the only online market thing where I got more bitcoins right now... -236834;1349525745;mircea_popescu;pirate's crap made a +-30% dent, but that was 500k-ish -236833;1349525755;Eisenhower34;If I would be you Id pull all my BTC out of mtgox -236832;1349525756;drekk;you're right -236831;1349525790;____Atlas_____;Eisenhower34: There's a reason I stopped daytrading today -236830;1349525798;____Atlas_____;Things are about to hit the shitter in regards to regulation -236829;1349525822;mircea_popescu;i really don't think so. -236828;1349525829;____Atlas_____;I hope you are right. -236827;1349525845;mircea_popescu;for one, contrary to what most everyone (on the forum) seems to think, sec regulation is very unlike the jackbooted thugedness everyone seems to expect. -236826;1349525856;mircea_popescu;these aren't white street cops in a black neighbourhood. -236825;1349525907;mircea_popescu;realistically they'd either put up a guideline or talk to people involved ("advise as to X Y Z") -236824;1349525910;____Atlas_____;They are beauracrats? -236823;1349525922;mircea_popescu;rather than i dunno, arrest whoeverthehell. -236822;1349525928;____Atlas_____;OneEyed: They pretty have -236821;1349525932;____Atlas_____;but he won't recognize it -236820;1349525934;OneEyed;____Atlas_____: voted? -236819;1349525940;mircea_popescu;OneEyed practically, there's no actual way to transfer authority in a btc corp -236818;1349525944;____Atlas_____;They proposed a vote but Nefario was like hell na -236817;1349525947;____Atlas_____;fuck you guys -236816;1349525949;OneEyed;____Atlas_____: theymos said that he said he wouldn't move even if he was voted out -236815;1349525949;mircea_popescu;this is why mpex doesn't even recognize the concept of shareholder vote. -236814;1349525951;____Atlas_____;I will be CEO no matter what -236813;1349525953;mircea_popescu;exact reason. -236812;1349525960;OneEyed;____Atlas_____: so as far as I know, they haven't voted him out yet -236811;1349525962;BTC-Mining;I'd say like mircea. For some reason Nefario might just want to quit altogether and isn't forced to close GLBSE. He might just be running from his responsibility as the manager of GLBSE.com -236810;1349525969;____Atlas_____;OneEyed: They would have if they could. -236809;1349525973;____Atlas_____;but he has all the assets -236808;1349525978;____Atlas_____;he has permanent power -236807;1349525981;____Atlas_____;no matter what -236806;1349525984;OneEyed;____Atlas_____: so they haven't put a motion forward because of that? -236805;1349525987;____Atlas_____;Yep -236804;1349525991;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ which explains to you why this is never getting resolved. -236803;1349526016;OneEyed;____Atlas_____: do you see what's wrong here? He they put a motion and he refuses to release control of the assets, *then* he is acting openly in violation of the shareholders agreement -236802;1349526026;mircea_popescu;OneEyed nah, he already has. -236801;1349526031;mircea_popescu;they meeting was... warm, so to speak. -236800;1349526033;____Atlas_____;OneEyed: The question is the agreement can be enforced? -236799;1349526037;____Atlas_____;if the* -236798;1349526037;OneEyed;mircea_popescu: sure, but they have done nothing about it, not even a motion -236797;1349526050;____Atlas_____;There is no collateral on Nefario -236796;1349526056;mircea_popescu;OneEyed they're not particularly experienced in these things. -236795;1349526059;____Atlas_____;They guy is a sovereign when it comes to GLBSE -236794;1349526063;____Atlas_____;The* -236793;1349526368;noagendamarket;We tried voting him out -236792;1349526374;OneEyed;noagendamarket: how? -236791;1349526380;noagendamarket;som e people refused to vote -236790;1349526383;OneEyed;noagendamarket: did you put up a motion signed by a majority of shareholders? -236789;1349526393;noagendamarket;on irc yes -236788;1349526403;noagendamarket;I voted to remove him -236787;1349526405;OneEyed;noagendamarket: ok, so no motion was voted, so he has *not* refused to go out when facing a motion -236786;1349526407;mircea_popescu;"signed". but anyway. -236785;1349526413;OneEyed;(was passed I mean) -236784;1349526460;noagendamarket;didnt matter anyway he has the database etc -236783;1349526464;____Atlas_____;There is a line between procedure and reality -236782;1349526467;OneEyed;So we can conclude that we do not have a majority of shareholders formally objecting to Nefario being in charge. -236781;1349526485;____Atlas_____;an objection is irrelevant -236780;1349526490;____Atlas_____;Nothing can be done -236779;1349526504;OneEyed;noagendamarket: of course he does matter. If he refused to hand over the database while having been removed from the board, that would probably make him liable of other illicit acts. -236778;1349526519;OneEyed;____Atlas_____: ok, so bend over and take him deep, don't object, do nothing -236777;1349526535;____Atlas_____;OneEyed: The guy probably has a plane ticket off to China right now -236776;1349526542;Luceo;So, whos setting up a tor or p2p exchange? -236775;1349526546;____Atlas_____;A lawsuit against him doesn't benefit me any -236774;1349526584;PsychoticBoy;And..... We are fucked -236773;1349526638;mircea_popescu;OneEyed you have a solid point, but they're kids and don;t know how thigns work. -236772;1349526641;PsychoticBoy;Now glbse is closed, I will quit pumping btc in stocks etc I am quiting -236771;1349526651;PsychoticBoy;fucking poses -236770;1349526654;PsychoticBoy;posers -236769;1349526662;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy at least it's one click mate. -236768;1349526671;PsychoticBoy;hahahahqahqa[ -236767;1349526680;____Atlas_____;mircea_popescu: You can't possibly think the legal process works most of the time -236766;1349526681;PsychoticBoy;I cant laugh really -236765;1349526683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35567 @ 0.0003734 = 13.2807 BTC [+] -236764;1349526698;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ do you have any experience with it ? -236763;1349526733;PsychoticBoy;Nefario fucked us, If I knew this, Then I had punched him at the conference and HARD -236762;1349526734;OneEyed;PsychoticBoy: I'm really sorry for you FDBF managers, your job was examplary -236761;1349526756;noagendamarket;bit con ference -236760;1349526760;mircea_popescu;lol -236759;1349526761;____Atlas_____;mircea_popescu: I have been in court rooms, yes. -236758;1349526765;PsychoticBoy;yuuuuuup -236757;1349526770;____Atlas_____;I have seen the results of court proceedings -236756;1349526771;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ want me to tell you a story then ? -236755;1349526785;noagendamarket;it wqas sponsored by intersango what do you expect -236754;1349526796;____Atlas_____;mircea_popescu: A court ruling isn't going to bring your dead child back. -236753;1349526806;mircea_popescu;eh this is civil dood. -236752;1349526810;mircea_popescu;stop mixing things. -236751;1349526825;PsychoticBoy;If I only could go back in time and just kicked nef in the nuts at the conference -236750;1349526828;____Atlas_____;Meh, I just don't see what we could get out of Nefario if we charge him. -236749;1349526837;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ clarity. -236748;1349526866;noagendamarket;neva trust intersango -236747;1349526879;OneEyed;And wait for BFL to go away with people money, looks like they are getting more and more suspect (found on Reddit): https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7112341/bitcoin/bfl_doesnt_own_a_camera.png -236746;1349526881;____Atlas_____;I guess I haven't lost enough in this case. I got most of my money out in time. -236745;1349526890;noagendamarket;single handedly ripped the guts out of the entire economy -236744;1349526893;____Atlas_____;I just lost assets I now write off as worthless. -236743;1349526923;Luceo;____Atlas_____: Is there a better option than court at this point? I'm no fan of the state but it seems like these issues are constant at this point with no way to collect debt or deal with scammers. -236742;1349526958;____Atlas_____;Luceo: Nope. We could have gangs do our bidding but that will just bring Bitcoin to illicit level. -236741;1349526963;noagendamarket;people are the problem :P -236740;1349526972;____Atlas_____;No people, no problems. -236739;1349526976;____Atlas_____;More people, more problems. -236738;1349526982;noagendamarket;satoshi needs to build better people -236737;1349526986;Luceo;____Atlas_____: Those gangs are viable in a single locale, they're far less viable in a global market -236736;1349526995;PsychoticBoy;fucked up people, fucked up problems -236735;1349527004;BTC-Mining;Psychotic, technically, FDBF might still be managed without GLBSE. Only it would be excessively hard and time consuming to do so. -236734;1349527006;PsychoticBoy;Oh man I hate this -236733;1349527013;PsychoticBoy;true -236732;1349527028;Luceo;Use cryptostocks or mpex :P -236731;1349527046;PsychoticBoy;We are going to an other exchange -236730;1349527071;Luceo;This is the point though where we should be thinking about how to get the exchanges off the clearnet -236729;1349527073;____Atlas_____;I am going to be brutally honest. -236728;1349527084;Luceo;It may well have been legal issues that forced nefario's hand -236727;1349527088;____Atlas_____;I like that this happened because people are now going to take stocks seriously. -236726;1349527114;BTC-Mining;I doubt it's legal issues, albeit possible. -236725;1349527119;Luceo;____Atlas_____: People need to take stock EXCHANGES seriously -236724;1349527129;Luceo;BTC-Mining: theymos thinks it's legal -236723;1349527134;Luceo;And he's a major partner -236722;1349527186;____Atlas_____;Ugh, they should of just hosted it in Russia where they do not give a flying fuck -236721;1349527194;____Atlas_____;Get a .ru domain name -236720;1349527201;____Atlas_____;Call it a bloody day -236719;1349527210;BTC-Mining;Aye... but theymos stated Nefario used users deposit to pay a lawyer, then admitted he was actually just making a guess as he didn't think Nefario had the money for a lawyer and wanted one. -236718;1349527222;BTC-Mining;So I don't trust theymos' say too much. -236717;1349527276;Eisenhower34;mtgox withdraw done .... -236716;1349527289;Eisenhower34;this whole BTC thing sucks more and more -236715;1349527295;Eisenhower34;losing money on all ends -236714;1349527309;____Atlas_____;Don't tell me you sold? -236713;1349527324;Eisenhower34;sold btc? you are damn right -236712;1349527338;____Atlas_____;FFFFFFFFFF -236711;1349527343;____Atlas_____;You nonbeliever -236710;1349527373;Eisenhower34;believe? in btc? btc was a good idea but it attracts too many ... "fraud" -236709;1349527460;Eisenhower34;If Id get my BTC from pirate / glbse / BDT / mybitcointrade ... id still have 2k BTC ... -236708;1349527478;noagendamarket;ouch -236707;1349527489;Eisenhower34;exactly -236706;1349527497;Eisenhower34;like i said, everything i touch breaks -236705;1349527512;Eisenhower34;started GLBSE trading like 1 month ago -236704;1349527523;Eisenhower34;started with pirate 2 months before he defaulted -236703;1349527536;Eisenhower34;started with MBT 3 weeks before they gone offline -236702;1349527551;____Atlas_____;Pirate and the GLBSE are pretty connected -236701;1349527557;____Atlas_____;It may be the same regulatory swipe -236700;1349527600;PsychoticBoy;I urge everyone to never work with Nefario again. A Bitcoin stock exchange is a good idea, though. I hope that someone will create something better than GLBSE and MPEx. ;; quote theymos -236699;1349527618;____Atlas_____;I never planned on going to shitstain Ireland anyways -236698;1349527625;____Atlas_____;They can't even do a proper revolution -236697;1349527631;BTC-Mining;BTC is excellent for transacting freely over the web. -236696;1349527635;noagendamarket;lol -236695;1349527657;BTC-Mining;For other purposes... it carries a lot more risk. Very attractive to con artists. -236694;1349527670;PsychoticBoy;you can better sale shit on SR or BMR that way youll only earn, not lose btc -236693;1349527695;____Atlas_____;BMR is scams paradise -236692;1349527707;Eisenhower34;"BTC is excellent for transacting freely over the web." <- only for "maybe non legal business" and only if the other party accepts BTC -236691;1349527745;noagendamarket;BTC is excellent for pissing off politicians. -236690;1349527753;PsychoticBoy;not for sellers Atlas, sellers only profit< -236689;1349527774;____Atlas_____;Oh true -236688;1349527790;____Atlas_____;;;ticker -236687;1349527791;gribble;Best bid: 12.69, Best ask: 12.79978, Bid-ask spread: 0.10978, Last trade: 12.69, 24 hour volume: 21154, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.89999 -236686;1349527795;____Atlas_____;Silk Road is doing well -236685;1349527806;____Atlas_____;It will probably do well until its server gets knocked down -236684;1349527823;Eisenhower34;then you get another server ... -236683;1349527845;____Atlas_____;Yep. -236682;1349527893;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy have you rated nefario yet ? -236681;1349527895;BTC-Mining;Eh, well I'm off for now... -236680;1349527907;PsychoticBoy;no I have not rated nefario -236679;1349527969;____Atlas_____;"Fact. The owner of MPEX has attempted to sell NSFW photos of herself." -236678;1349527972;____Atlas_____;LOL -236677;1349527978;____Atlas_____;I can't stop laughing -236676;1349528014;____Atlas_____;"Debate MPEX is managed by an untrustworthy romanian pornstar" -236675;1349528021;____Atlas_____;I am going to die -236674;1349528054;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ ya, apparently im a girl nao -236673;1349528084;mircea_popescu;http://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=8981495112065260106&hl=en&lr=lang_en&as_sdt=2,5&as_vis=1&oi=scholaralrt&ct=alrt&cd=0#[1] if anyone is curious, i found this a pleasant read -236672;1349528090;mircea_popescu;the ADC case. -236671;1349528107;mircea_popescu;ASD* even. the ads rotator ppl -236670;1349528208;kakobrekla;mornin. -236669;1349528236;noagendamarket;meh if he shuts down glbse before an audit happ[ens no harm no foul lol -236668;1349528289;noagendamarket;if anyone asks "I dont know nothing" is a good response :P -236667;1349528317;mircea_popescu;lol -236666;1349528387;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115441.msg1249653#msg1249653 -236665;1349528391;kakobrekla;how does that even make sense -236664;1349528417;mircea_popescu;that's unclear. -236663;1349528440;kakobrekla;people are so dumb :( -236662;1349528450;mircea_popescu;ya think ? -236661;1349528470;mircea_popescu;"But skizzle and chop, I gotta bunny hop to the stop for three fiddy and I catch you downside. yo" -236660;1349528475;mircea_popescu;i dunno, reeses is pretty good. -236659;1349528491;kakobrekla;:) -236658;1349528525;kakobrekla;jurov, what is the usercount on coinbr -236657;1349528553;jurov;6 atm -236656;1349528585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1111 @ 0.00037054 = 0.4117 BTC [-] -236655;1349528587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00036996 = 6.4743 BTC [-] -236654;1349528588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00036965 = 0.7023 BTC [-] -236653;1349528589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8889 @ 0.00036936 = 3.2832 BTC [-] -236652;1349528612;mircea_popescu;jurov put a reg fee! -236651;1349528637;kakobrekla;yeah -236650;1349528638;kakobrekla;like -236649;1349528641;kakobrekla;30 btc or smth! -236648;1349528647;kakobrekla;lul -236647;1349528654;mircea_popescu;well... 20 -236646;1349528665;mircea_popescu;make the fee payable only in solidcoin -236645;1349528669;kakobrekla;_:DDD -236644;1349528672;mircea_popescu;and only from freshly minted blocks -236643;1349528673;noagendamarket;lol -236642;1349528673;jurov;haha -236641;1349528686;kakobrekla;solidcoin is the demo account -236640;1349528738;mircea_popescu;I refuse to limit myself to documents such as SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934. -236639;1349528738;mircea_popescu;Haven't read but I think it's safe to say ~30% of what's written in there is ridiculous and make no sense -236638;1349528741;mircea_popescu;see, this is the problem -236637;1349528750;mircea_popescu;i have read it, and i think it's a monument of sensibility. -236636;1349528762;mircea_popescu;why do people keep doing this ? and by people i mean retarded teenagers. -236635;1349528858;____Atlas_____;economic depression -236634;1349529072;noagendamarket;at least nefario updated the website on saturday ...people just didnt like it lol -236633;1349529107;PsychoticBoy;I wish I was a teenager and knew what I know now -236632;1349529124;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy get all the birds ? -236631;1349529188;PsychoticBoy;I have one and I dont think she agrees with another ¨bird¨ -236630;1349529231;mircea_popescu;aww -236629;1349529487;____Atlas_____;;;ticker -236628;1349529487;gribble;Best bid: 12.69, Best ask: 12.79985, Bid-ask spread: 0.10985, Last trade: 12.69, 24 hour volume: 21166, 24 hour low: 12.51, 24 hour high: 12.89999 -236627;1349529607;coingenuity;i get all the birds -236626;1349529611;coingenuity;chickens, turkeys, geese -236625;1349529647;BTC-Mining;[06:11] I wish I was a teenager and knew what I know now -236624;1349529671;PsychoticBoy;I do wish I was a teenagr again -236623;1349529673;BTC-Mining;You mean you wish you were purchasing 1000s of bitcoins at 1 USD/1000 BTC -236622;1349529684;PsychoticBoy;I mine since 2010 -236621;1349529702;PsychoticBoy;I have enough coins left but lost a lot at glbse -236620;1349529713;BTC-Mining;Hmm, what was the price on BTC back then? -236619;1349529724;PsychoticBoy;bought them for the first time when they were 0.04$ a coin -236618;1349529736;BTC-Mining;Not bad at all. -236617;1349529770;PsychoticBoy;back then I was just mining on cpu and gpu -236616;1349529783;PsychoticBoy;I did found a block with cpu mining back then -236615;1349529796;BTC-Mining;I wish I heard of BTC before it started to get in the news. -236614;1349529801;PsychoticBoy;solo mining -236613;1349529824;BTC-Mining;Well, everything is not lost yet. -236612;1349529846;BTC-Mining;So long as we can get asset management out of GLBSE -236611;1349529898;PsychoticBoy;Hope so, investors in FDBF and ABM are complaining already but hee its not MY fault GLBSE is closed -236610;1349529938;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ironically, my forum readers were trying to get me to check out btc for months before i finally did -236609;1349529958;BTC-Mining;Eh... -236608;1349529967;mircea_popescu;shoulda listened earlier. -236607;1349529998;mircea_popescu;sometime early 2011 / late 2010 i did check it out, happened on some paper about anonymous murder market or some bs and i went .... neeeevermind -236606;1349530020;BTC-Mining;Bitcoin is pretty much all just another of the many "failure ideas" the web constantly spawn until you actually read and understand the concept behind Bitcoins. -236605;1349530032;PsychoticBoy;indeed, early adopters have an advantage\ -236604;1349530041;BTC-Mining;Then you realize it's an amazing concept. -236603;1349530067;mircea_popescu;yup. -236602;1349530071;mircea_popescu;exactly my experiencwe -236601;1349530090;PsychoticBoy;I do not like any other alt coin, ppcoin, ltcoin, nmcoin etc no ONLY BTC -236600;1349530143;BTC-Mining;alt coins are alts to a well established and strong first born, Bitcoins -236599;1349530148;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1249750#msg1249750 lmao this is pretty funny. -236598;1349530173;BTC-Mining;xD -236597;1349530199;BTC-Mining;Fun thing I decided to register on MPEx and redeem all my BitVPS shares from GLBSE > MPEx -236596;1349530210;mircea_popescu;that;s something -236595;1349530212;PsychoticBoy;only the giga.etf buyers are fucked on mpex like all passthroughs -236594;1349530216;BTC-Mining;That's one thing less to worry about. -236593;1349530235;BTC-Mining;I bought 534000 shares of giga.etf earlier today =/ -236592;1349530247;PsychoticBoy;is been paid in GLBSE -236591;1349530259;BTC-Mining;I know... -236590;1349530259;PsychoticBoy;last monday ;) -236589;1349530261;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy ya unfortunately, if it tracks a glbse asset it's screwed -236588;1349530281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10545 @ 0.00036936 = 3.8949 BTC [-] -236587;1349530293;PsychoticBoy;so 1 is lucky with s.dice and another one is unlucky with giga.etf -236586;1349530315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.0003734 BTC [+] -236585;1349530380;kakobrekla;!help -236584;1349530380;assbot;List of commands: -236583;1349530381;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current MPEX ticker values) -236582;1349530427;BTC-Mining;PsychoticBoy, cost me only ~16 BTC for all the GIGA.ETF however. -236581;1349530443;mircea_popescu;!ticker f.giga.etf -236580;1349530454;mircea_popescu;hm -236579;1349530456;mircea_popescu;am i down?! -236578;1349530465;mircea_popescu;im not down -236577;1349530472;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you borkt it -236576;1349530496;BTC-Mining;If GLBSE gets the list of asset owners disclosed and Gigavps can still pay, I'd make a big win on it. -236575;1349530509;BTC-Mining;Otherwise I lose 16 BTC -236574;1349530687;kakobrekla;!ticker f.giga.etf -236573;1349530699;kakobrekla;oh i see. -236572;1349530743;kakobrekla;!ticker f.giga.etf -236571;1349530745;assbot;[MPEX:F.GIGA.ETF] 1day: 0.00002002 / 0.00010663 / 0.00027773 (1075074 shares, 114.64 BTC), 30day: 0.00002002 / 0.00041983 / 0.00087369 (11955557 shares, 5,019.42 BTC) -236570;1349530770;mircea_popescu;ty -236569;1349530788;mircea_popescu;27/10/2 -236568;1349530793;mircea_popescu;quite the drop. -236567;1349531069;BTC-Mining;So within the month... the equivalent of 11x the GIGA.ETF total shares were traded? -236566;1349531078;BTC-Mining;That's a lot of trading. -236565;1349531119;BTC-Mining;30day: 0.00002002 / 0.00041983 / 0.00087369 -236564;1349531125;BTC-Mining;87/41/2 -236563;1349531134;mircea_popescu;pretty furious -236562;1349531142;BTC-Mining;Quite indeed. -236561;1349531157;BTC-Mining;GIGA.ETF is now "ASIC priced" -236560;1349531160;mircea_popescu;but! -236559;1349531175;mircea_popescu;my holdings of giga aren't fixed, so the float varies -236558;1349531181;mircea_popescu;tho i dont think it was ever over 2k -236557;1349531192;BTC-Mining;Indeed -236556;1349531229;mircea_popescu;ya, if we consider asics and reward double a 10600 is maybe quite right -236555;1349531511;BTC-Mining;1 GIGA.ETF = 1/1000 of GIGAMINING = 1/1000 of 5 mhash = 5 kilohash -236554;1349531513;BTC-Mining;0.00002002 BTC x 12.67410 USD/BTC = 0.000253735482 USD -236553;1349531528;BTC-Mining;or about 0.025 cents per kilohash -236552;1349531545;BTC-Mining;per 5 kilohash* -236551;1349531561;BTC-Mining;or 0.5% of a cent per kilohash -236550;1349531670;BTC-Mining;so I'd get... 0.2 mhash per cent -236549;1349531680;BTC-Mining;or 2 mhash per 10 cent -236548;1349531695;BTC-Mining;Some cheap mhash right there. -236547;1349531803;rdponticelli;re? -236546;1349531817;PsychoticBoy;yes thats true, but how long will it take to be paid now glbse is down -236545;1349531855;rdponticelli;BTC-Mining: I bought some @7229. Do you think a made a deal? -236544;1349531937;rdponticelli;And that was the expensive one... -236543;1349531947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21731 @ 0.00036936 = 8.0266 BTC [-] -236542;1349531948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.0003692 = 4.6888 BTC [-] -236541;1349531949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18369 @ 0.00036877 = 6.7739 BTC [-] -236540;1349531951;rdponticelli;The ETF pay once a month, anyway -236539;1349531967;PsychoticBoy;did not know that -236538;1349532049;BTC-Mining;It will all depend on what happens next... -236537;1349532157;BTC-Mining;Nefario needs to come up with a solution. -236536;1349532173;noagendamarket;should be monday -236535;1349532177;mircea_popescu;http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=739 -236534;1349532180;BTC-Mining;I'm left with about as much funds whatever happens. Except in one case it's because I get back my assets and they become claimable at their issuer, the other is because I have other people's money and would not know where to return it. -236533;1349532181;rdponticelli;Yep, obviously, they're a lot of uncertainties -236532;1349532185;rdponticelli;But it looked like a nice gamble -236531;1349532190;mircea_popescu;this is kinda illustrative of glbse's general irrelevance -236530;1349532198;mircea_popescu;1 btc vs 0 btc -236529;1349532342;Ukto;no reasoning? -236528;1349532359;noagendamarket;not allowed to say :P -236527;1349532364;Ukto;0,o -236526;1349532373;Ukto;by "who" -236525;1349532385;noagendamarket;I meant nefario cant say anything -236524;1349532390;Ukto;yeah -236523;1349532400;Ukto;is it a "company" thing, or what -236522;1349554305;Bugpowder;Cause I'm not selling it down to 117500 -236521;1349554316;Bugpowder;shit I'm not selling it at all -236520;1349554327;mircea_popescu;what are we selling ? -236519;1349554329;Bugpowder;paid 2.9% this month -236518;1349554333;rg;mircea -236517;1349554345;mircea_popescu;ye -236516;1349554347;rg;you should lower the MPEX fee -236515;1349554349;PeterLambert;bitvps -236514;1349554351;rg;for the next 2 weeks -236513;1349554358;mircea_popescu;rg you noticed i raised it ? -236512;1349554364;mircea_popescu;PeterLambert ?! -236511;1349554364;rg;no i didn't -236510;1349554368;PeterLambert;yes? -236509;1349554372;rg;it was already a rip off -236508;1349554374;rg;you raised it more? -236507;1349554377;mircea_popescu;quite the cheek. how dare you show your face here ? -236506;1349554381;mircea_popescu;rf 30. -236505;1349554392;rg;lol what a scam -236504;1349554398;PeterLambert;I have a face -236503;1349554410;mircea_popescu;PeterLambert you also have a bunch of defrauded investors. -236502;1349554439;PeterLambert;? maybe they can be included in the glbse shutdown -236501;1349554446;mircea_popescu;maybe you can get fucked. -236500;1349554456;PeterLambert;I never did get any communicatio from nefario -236499;1349554464;mircea_popescu;what is this, you think you run with everyone;'s money, come back a year later all is forgotten ? -236498;1349554467;mircea_popescu;all is not forgotten. -236497;1349554505;rg;what asset was his -236496;1349554506;rg;and what happened -236495;1349554511;rg;i was around a year ago and i dont know who he is -236494;1349554512;mircea_popescu;LIF.x -236493;1349554519;mircea_popescu;back in 2011. first glbse scammer pretty much -236492;1349554527;mircea_popescu;he started the trend. -236491;1349554540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12687 @ 0.00037269 = 4.7283 BTC [+] -236490;1349554541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 413 @ 0.00037545 = 0.1551 BTC [+] -236489;1349554549;PeterLambert;no, I think that title goes to cuddlefish -236488;1349554574;rg;peterlambert have you come to repay your share holders? -236487;1349554595;PeterLambert;Usagi did not learn from my mistakes -236486;1349554600;mircea_popescu;;;rate PeterLambert -3 the original GLBBQ scammer. Made a bunch of "funds", LIF.*, made all sorts of claims as to their investment policies, ran off. -236485;1349554601;gribble;Error: User doesn't exist in the Rating or GPG databases. User must be GPG-registered to receive ratings. -236484;1349554609;PeterLambert;I have no idea who they are -236483;1349554614;mircea_popescu;gtfo your mistakes. -236482;1349554628;mircea_popescu;i can't believe the nerve of you idiots. -236481;1349554638;mircea_popescu;btc is not for scammers, go back to nigeria or w.e you sprout from. -236480;1349554641;rg;if theres one thing i hate more than curly haired romanians -236479;1349554644;rg;its scammers -236478;1349554652;rg;:-D -236477;1349554652;PeterLambert;so most of the money I lost went to shakaru -236476;1349554667;mircea_popescu;PeterLambert nobody cares. -236475;1349554680;PeterLambert;oh, well nevermind then -236474;1349554754;mircea_popescu;rg https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=35775.0 there you have it, in all its splendour -236473;1349554765;mircea_popescu;asshat even deleted his posts, deleted his site, complete and utter scammer. -236472;1349554818;PeterLambert;but no scammer tag? -236471;1349554874;mircea_popescu;apparently you haven't learned from usagi's mistakes either. -236470;1349554920;rg;nice peter -236469;1349554924;rg;how many btc did you steal -236468;1349554926;rg;1200 ? -236467;1349554941;rg;;;calc 1200 * [ticker --last] -236466;1349554941;gribble;15297.564 -236465;1349554945;rg;wow -236464;1349554950;rg;you'd go prison for hat -236463;1349554951;rg;that* -236462;1349554956;mircea_popescu;rg it's not even that. it's the eggregiousness of it. he was like, writing extensively about the various stocks and w/e, analuysing them, bla bla. -236461;1349554963;mircea_popescu;then one day... o sorry, "they were all scams". -236460;1349554968;rg;lol -236459;1349554976;rg;hey we're making 30%/mo on our deposits! -236458;1349554979;rg;oh btw -236457;1349554982;rg;i cant pay you any of it. -236456;1349554982;mircea_popescu;i mean, half the people investing at that time didn't even do any dd, just went by his bs. -236455;1349554990;rg;that's sad -236454;1349554996;rg;one thing that's good about glbse closing is.. -236453;1349555004;rg;unexperienced investors wont be able to make uninfomed decisions -236452;1349555013;rg;poor btc-mining -236451;1349555016;rg;he has tons of glbse asstes -236450;1349555018;PeterLambert;no, I didnt steal bitcoins, i lost them in bad investments and scammers -236449;1349555025;mircea_popescu;rg indeed. cause you know, of the 30 btc fee. -236448;1349555025;rg;lol -236447;1349555028;rg;suuuure -236446;1349555032;rg;mircea_popescu: nah -236445;1349555036;rg;coinbr's volume is going to go up -236444;1349555036;rg;a ton -236443;1349555044;mircea_popescu;PeterLambert get lost. you lied about how you were using it, you misrepresented the assets, then you just played the forex market. -236442;1349555050;rg;coinbr is just in time -236441;1349555051;rg;it appears -236440;1349555058;mircea_popescu;rg yup jurov got it right there. -236439;1349555085;Bugpowder;BTC-Mining joined -236438;1349555091;Bugpowder;paid the 20BTC fee -236437;1349555096;Bugpowder;bought some S.BVPS -236436;1349555105;Bugpowder;Last week right? -236435;1349555236;mircea_popescu;i think he was saying so. -236434;1349555247;mircea_popescu;o yea, yea, cause he ended up buying a bunch of giga.etf -236433;1349555256;Bugpowder;lol -236432;1349555259;Bugpowder;fucking lol -236431;1349555309;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder he did get it kinda on the cheap so who know -236430;1349555311;mircea_popescu;s -236429;1349555319;rg;i sold btc-mining a bunch of s.bvps -236428;1349555320;rg;the other week -236427;1349555325;rg;he's our main share holder right now -236426;1349555327;rg;(that i know of) -236425;1349555349;rg;oh i need to post this p/l -236424;1349555356;rg;god damn i hat ebeing bsy -236423;1349555358;mircea_popescu;rg you know as a general principle you should first make s ure with people they're ok to be publicly outed -236422;1349555389;Diablo-D3;so I wonder how much money nefario stole -236421;1349555399;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 coupla k is the current est. -236420;1349555423;rg;mircea_popescu: well considering we did the trade in public -236419;1349555426;rg;in this very channel -236418;1349555431;rg;i dont think it was supposed to be pivate -236417;1349555434;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well -236416;1349555436;mircea_popescu;rg o o nm then -236415;1349555440;Diablo-D3;remember when I paid back like 1000 btc? -236414;1349555445;Diablo-D3;I wonder how much didnt make it out of glbse -236413;1349555461;rg;i wonder what spooked nefario -236412;1349555462;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 most of it did im pretty sure, they were bleeding btc in the past weeks at an increasing page. -236411;1349555464;mircea_popescu;pace* -236410;1349555535;rg;lol -236409;1349555539;rg;a friend of mine jus tbarges in my room -236408;1349555544;rg;his leg is coverd in blood -236407;1349555550;rg;and it appears to be coming out at a good pace -236406;1349555555;mircea_popescu;mostly the people who were valuing their paper above market value got murdered. there's people with portofolios consisting of 100 btc, 1500 worth of "assets" they were valuing 2-3k -236405;1349555562;rg;i gues they were 'shooting arrows at the wooden fence' -236404;1349555562;mircea_popescu;and these people feel they've lost "at least 3k" -236403;1349555571;rg;and somehow he managed to get shot in the back of the leg with an arrow -236402;1349555572;mircea_popescu;instead of the more reasonable ~1k or so. -236401;1349555572;rg;lol -236400;1349555581;rg;i dont know if we should call 911 -236399;1349555586;mircea_popescu;yes you should -236398;1349555591;Bugpowder;Is the arrow still in? -236397;1349555593;mircea_popescu;if he bleeds alot. there's a femural artery. -236396;1349555599;rg;no he ripped it out -236395;1349555602;rg;it was only the tip -236394;1349555606;Bugpowder;is the blood pulsing -236393;1349555610;mircea_popescu;ya what he said -236392;1349555611;Bugpowder;out -236391;1349555612;rg;no it snot pulsing -236390;1349555615;Bugpowder;ok -236389;1349555615;rg;theres just a lot -236388;1349555623;mircea_popescu;you should prolly call it anyway. -236387;1349555624;rg;cause instead of putting pressure on it -236386;1349555625;Bugpowder;apply pressure -236385;1349555629;rg;he ran in here to show me -236384;1349555630;rg;how kewl it was -236383;1349555632;mircea_popescu;lmao -236382;1349555637;mircea_popescu;on, nm, don't call it. -236381;1349555641;mircea_popescu;let him DIE -236380;1349555645;asa1024;lol -236379;1349555648;rg;lol he did get blood on my door -236378;1349555652;Bugpowder;apply pressure for 5 minutes see if the bleeding slows -236377;1349555661;rg;he'll handle it -236376;1349555661;Bugpowder;if its not pulsing probably OK -236375;1349555663;rg;i think he might be an EMT -236374;1349555666;rg;at one point he was -236373;1349555676;rg;ill go out there in a few mintues to investigate -236372;1349555685;mircea_popescu;rg comes back with arrow to the knee -236371;1349555689;rg;lol -236370;1349555701;rg;mircea lets see some porn -236369;1349555715;rg;smoov: and take forever to heal -236368;1349555728;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/14672.html you seen the one with the lesbians ? -236367;1349555819;rg;seems to be a large occurance of butt lucking -236366;1349555821;rg;in those photos -236365;1349555869;mircea_popescu;well what can they do you know ? no cock. -236364;1349555901;rg;girls have cocks -236363;1349555903;rg;silly mircea -236362;1349555910;rg;at least every one ive got with has had one -236361;1349556024;rg;hmm but 'the tool box' seemed like such a kewl name -236360;1349556043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00037198 = 6.1005 BTC [-] -236359;1349556200;mircea_popescu;lol -236358;1349557581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21400 @ 0.00037242 = 7.9698 BTC [+] -236357;1349557582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21346 @ 0.00037198 = 7.9403 BTC [-] -236356;1349557614;matthewh3;just been on the phone with Nafario for a good half hour -236355;1349557619;Diablo-D3;oh? -236354;1349557656;matthewh3;he's not trying to steal anyones coins -236353;1349557667;Diablo-D3;of course a scammer would say that -236352;1349557681;matthewh3;those coins he's holding are a legal liability -236351;1349557963;RogueAI;my main issue is that people questioned nefario about legal issues and he always said he wasn't worried -236350;1349557970;RogueAI;well now he seems to be quite worried -236349;1349558068;rg;which would seem to suggst th eissues are not legal -236348;1349558081;rg;for all we know, nefario found out he has to move to china or something -236347;1349558084;rg;and cant work on glbse anymore -236346;1349558087;rg;and istead of hiring someon else -236345;1349558091;rg;the shareholders said fuc kit -236344;1349558105;RogueAI;or that he needs to kill off glbse if he wants to register a legal entity in the UK -236343;1349558117;rg;interesting -236342;1349558118;BTC-Mining;Hey, what's all that talk about nefario taking user's deposits for a lawyer? That's not officially confirmed yet. -236341;1349558165;RogueAI;besides if it's good enough for Corzine and the rest of Wall Street, it's ok for Nefario ;p -236340;1349558464;Diablo-D3;yar -236339;1349558581;rg;BTC-Mining: .. i surely hope that's a rumor -236338;1349558599;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1249325#msg1249325 -236337;1349558656;BTC-Mining;At least theymos, contrary to his first post, eventually confessed he was just guessing it and actually didn't know at all if Nefario took any user's fund. -236336;1349558746;Bugpowder;The coins he is holding are a legal liability if he doesn't return them to me -236335;1349558824;BTC-Mining;[14:25] if he doesn't return them to me -236334;1349558841;BTC-Mining;oh, as in yours or 100% of the coins? =P -236333;1349558874;Bugpowder;well -236332;1349558886;Bugpowder;he should return the current deposits -236331;1349558897;Bugpowder;the pirate liability he can't discharge -236330;1349559110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22400 @ 0.00037377 = 8.3724 BTC [+] -236329;1349559219;BTC-Mining;Eh. Well I'm off. Visiting relatives this weekend, better get going. -236328;1349559818;rg;dude -236327;1349559824;rg;why the fuck are people accusing me of copying data from glbse -236326;1349559826;rg;get a fucking clue -236325;1349559832;rg;all i said was 'glbse has backups' -236324;1349559837;rg;and everyone took that to mean that I hav the data -236323;1349559849;matthewh3;basically the jist of what Nafario said on the phone about the shutdown was say he didn't want to go to jail -236322;1349559865;rg;yeah wellg et your facts straight -236321;1349559869;rg;and tell him i didn't snoop through his VM -236320;1349559875;rg;as i even said on hte forum -236319;1349559877;rg;i dont have the data -236318;1349559879;rg;and even if i did -236317;1349559882;rg;it wouldnt be mine to give -236316;1349559885;rg;so fuck off -236315;1349560043;rg;there -236314;1349560045;rg;i emailed nefario -236313;1349560050;rg;so this will finally be sorted -236312;1349560106;rg;;;ident matthewh3 -236311;1349560107;gribble;Nick 'matthewh3', with hostmask 'matthewh3!~matthewh3@host86-173-198-2.range86-173.btcentralplus.com', is not identified. -236310;1349560115;rg;;;getrating matthewh3 -236309;1349560115;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -236308;1349560580;rg;god damn people are fucking stupid -236307;1349560583;rg;apparently now -236306;1349560589;rg;i've copied a database that wasnt even hosted at bitvps -236305;1349560590;rg;! -236304;1349560633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00037377 = 1.1587 BTC [+] -236303;1349560940;cryptorific;rg: people are pissed, rightfully so, and they're looking for some one to hang -236302;1349560950;rg;well even if i had the data -236301;1349560955;rg;it wouldnt change anything -236300;1349560964;rg;people are just connecting pieces that arent there -236299;1349561110;cryptorific;i'm sure thats the case, but when you can't get your hands on the people tht screw you, you'll tend to go after anyone nearby to let out your frustration, doesn't make it right, but it is to be expected -236298;1349561330;cryptorific;ugh, anyone know whats the time to get verified by mtgox is running these days? -236297;1349561379;mircea_popescu;a week-ish ? -236296;1349561433;Anduck;hey -236295;1349561437;Anduck;why did glbse close+ -236294;1349561438;Anduck;+ -236293;1349561438;Anduck;??? -236292;1349561455;Anduck;legal stuff -236291;1349561456;Anduck;? -236290;1349561456;mircea_popescu;Anduck cauise nefario is either stupid, insane or both. -236289;1349561464;Anduck;mmm -236288;1349561466;Anduck;welll -236287;1349561475;Anduck;glbse was f'n rising -236286;1349561489;Anduck;he just shouldve hired some REAL coder to do the platform -236285;1349561500;Anduck;and then hire some REAL administrator to keep it on -236284;1349561511;cryptorific;he should have gotten a real securities license -236283;1349561530;Anduck;why? -236282;1349561533;Anduck;it's btc.. -236281;1349561540;Anduck;it's no real companies, right? -236280;1349561543;mircea_popescu;so everyone : http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/ -236279;1349561546;Anduck;it's like a fokin habbo hotell -236278;1349561550;mircea_popescu;feel free to add your comments. -236277;1349561708;cryptorific;anduck: just because the currency isn't USD doesn't mean its not a security, I'm certain a good prosecutor will get a jury to believe that bitcoin is a currency, its readily converterible to fiat and functions like currency -236276;1349561721;cryptorific;mircea_popescu: see my comment to anduck -236275;1349561728;Anduck;umm -236274;1349561733;Anduck;well -236273;1349561740;Anduck;why isn't habbo hotel coins currency? -236272;1349561741;mircea_popescu;cryptorific you are certain on the basis of what ? -236271;1349561751;Anduck;well you cant trade them back to fiat via their services -236270;1349561759;Anduck;but u can via p2p -236269;1349561766;Anduck;person to person it is -236268;1349561785;jurov;haha good... i was also thinking to explain btc in terms of Massive Multiplayer Online Player Game, should I talk to lawyer sometime -236267;1349561799;Anduck;mircea_popescu: Autor: Mircea Popescu -236266;1349561801;Anduck;autor -236265;1349561802;Anduck;autorr -236264;1349561812;mircea_popescu;Anduck used to be in romanian that blog, so -236263;1349561819;mircea_popescu;haven't changed a buncha stuff yet. -236262;1349561822;Anduck;ok -236261;1349561822;cryptorific;Anduck: It probably would be considered currency if it came to trial. People forget that because the authoriities allow something doesn't mean they will forever -236260;1349561837;Anduck;yea -236259;1349561850;Anduck;it's considered as a currency when bloomberg says it is currency! -236258;1349561895;cryptorific;Anduck: if bloomberg considers it a currency then its made it big time -236257;1349561895;mircea_popescu;cryptorific "probably". dude. are you a lawyer ? -236256;1349561949;Anduck;exactly, cryptorific. there's no turning back from that point -236255;1349561963;cryptorific;mircea_popescu: i'm in law school in the US. I say probably because a judge will leave up to the jury the decision of whether bitcoins are a currency. A judge wouldn't make that kind of determination here because its a matter of fact not a legal matter -236254;1349561978;mircea_popescu;well you're not going to a very good school then. -236253;1349561985;mircea_popescu;matters of substantive law are never left to the jury. -236252;1349562001;mircea_popescu;also, civil matters (which this would likely be) aren't usually jury-tried. -236251;1349562141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9587 @ 0.00037545 = 3.5994 BTC [+] -236250;1349562143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23713 @ 0.00037546 = 8.9033 BTC [+] -236249;1349562213;cryptorific;mircea_popescu: operating and issusing unlicensed securities is a criminal matter -236248;1349562216;cryptorific;not civil -236247;1349562260;mircea_popescu;we were discussing whether bitcoin is money. -236246;1349562523;cryptorific;look at U.S. v. 3809 Crain Ltd. Partnership, it provides a nice definition of what money or money's worth is -236245;1349562568;rg;[15:23] mircea_popescu: operating and issusing unlicensed securities is a criminal matter -236244;1349562573;rg;not only is that true.. -236243;1349562578;rg;the SEC has a snitch-line setup -236242;1349562594;rg;where you can narc out companies/individuals right from your computer chair -236241;1349562597;BTCHero;snitches get... leniancy -236240;1349562657;cryptorific;ya, maybe nefario saw the doors closing in on him, and turned himself in before he got a swat team at his door at 5am sunday morning -236239;1349562708;mircea_popescu;Any other consideration not reducible to a money value is not consideration in money or money's worth. -236238;1349562711;mircea_popescu;seems pretty clear cut. -236237;1349562874;cryptorific;bitcoin is reducible to money, as long as there is one guy will to give you fiat or gold, or whatever its reducible to money -236236;1349562883;cryptorific;thats what a prosecutor will say -236235;1349562917;cryptorific;and do i think a jury will buy that, yea i do, its not a matter of law its a matter of what a jury will say -236234;1349562920;cryptorific;or think* -236233;1349563181;cryptorific;mircea_popescu: i'm not saying glbse or mpex should be shut down, i just think from a legal perspective that they have a serious legal liability, mpex less so because its based out of a less friendly jurisidiction but if i were you I'd be getting any politician i can to here my case for official sanction -236232;1349563219;mircea_popescu;cryptorific it's not really a matter of jurisdiction tbh. -236231;1349563242;mircea_popescu;(fully willing to file amicus briefs in any us consideration of bitcoin for these purposes) -236230;1349563308;cryptorific;it is when it comes to getting sent to jail, id imagine extradition is alot harder from romania than the UK, but you're right from the sense of legal liability, it doesn't matter -236229;1349563357;mircea_popescu;i think people are well jumping the gun with all the criminal and extradition talk. -236228;1349563376;cryptorific;perhaps, im just talking hypotheticals -236227;1349563536;mircea_popescu;well sure. -236226;1349564905;matthewh3;well Nafario did say he closed the exchange to stay out of jail and that the GLBSE is never coming back. He also did talk about a exchange for fully regulated companies that pay all taxes -236225;1349564949;Diablo-D3;matthewh3: in other words he lied about the legality of it and stole thousands of bitcoins -236224;1349564951;Diablo-D3;fuck him -236223;1349565086;cryptorific;Diablo-D3: did nefario ever say it was legal? i was never under the impression that it was licensed -236222;1349565135;Diablo-D3;cryptorific: he claimed it was -236221;1349565148;matthewh3;there will be a new licensed exchange for companies that pay all taxes and follow all legal regulations -236220;1349565148;Diablo-D3;I asked him before I started DMC -236219;1349565173;Azelphur;I miss nefario, all this drama is keeping him off IRC XD -236218;1349565255;cryptorific;yea, then he shouldn't have lied -236217;1349565292;Diablo-D3;matthewh3: and you've been scammer tagged on the forums anyhow -236216;1349565324;Azelphur;seems like he's trying to bring GLBSE up to legal regs -236215;1349565327;Azelphur;which sits fine with me -236214;1349565347;Diablo-D3;someone else can liquidate DMC, Im sure as hell not going to be -236213;1349565361;Azelphur;also is that the matthew that made the bet and then ran? -236212;1349565400;pigeons;no this is matthewh3 from "red star mining" -236211;1349565408;Azelphur;ah :p -236210;1349565410;Diablo-D3;theres more than one matthew? -236209;1349565419;Azelphur;matthews, matthews everywhere. -236208;1349565424;Diablo-D3;matthewh3: and quit noticing me. -236207;1349565427;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 is scammer tagged nao ?! -236206;1349565449;mircea_popescu;ya what pigeons said. -236205;1349565452;pigeons;time to just abandon the whole forum scammer tag deal -236204;1349565457;Diablo-D3;matthewh3: I didnt "lose" investor money, nefario participated in scams and promoted them for DMC investment. -236203;1349565478;Diablo-D3;so I hope the UK government fries his ass -236202;1349565488;mircea_popescu; time to just abandon the whole forum scammer tag deal << ya give theymos one and be done with it -236201;1349565516;Azelphur;xD -236200;1349565531;Azelphur;they need to make a bitcoin movie man -236199;1349565539;Azelphur;so much drama, people would watch that shit -236198;1349565539;mircea_popescu;Azelphur totally. -236197;1349565543;mircea_popescu;a sitcom -236196;1349565555;Azelphur;with weekly episodes -236195;1349565563;Azelphur;and the main character could be strange onlooker -236194;1349565604;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: also, I'm poor now -236193;1349565618;mircea_popescu;Azelphur aww! -236192;1349565622;Azelphur;I had my money split between pirate and glbse...so yea -236191;1349565639;rdponticelli;Azelphur: we already have material for a whole saga of bitcoin movies -236190;1349565643;Azelphur;hopefully I'll see some of it again :P -236189;1349565654;Azelphur;rdponticelli: indeed -236188;1349565662;Azelphur;Smoovious: yea, I had stuff in bitcoinmax too -236187;1349565664;cryptorific;azelphur: too bad you didnt visit satoshidice, better odds in honest gambling -236186;1349565678;Azelphur;I do have some S.DICE shares -236185;1349565682;Azelphur;on MPEX -236184;1349565683;Azelphur;\o/ -236183;1349565700;Azelphur;inb4 mircea shuts down mpex and requests personal info for withdrawals -236182;1349565729;cryptorific;lol, i had some pass through on glbse, but i sold them right before the last dividend payment because they shot up to .0038 for some silly reason -236181;1349565747;Azelphur;also regarding this ID thing, what info does nef actually want? -236180;1349565752;Azelphur;is it passport and/or drivers license? -236179;1349565807;Azelphur;apparently he wants MtGox-style AML documents, whatever they are -236178;1349565861;pigeons;we don't know. theymos implied heavy docs, nefario implied lite docs -236177;1349565873;Diablo-D3;its probably not docs at all -236176;1349565874;mircea_popescu;it's unclear to both ofthem what they're actually doing. -236175;1349565878;Azelphur;hopefully it's not passport and/or drivers license, as I don't actually have those xD -236174;1349565881;Diablo-D3;you must be a legally registered company in the US or EU -236173;1349565915;Azelphur;I feel like the only person to exist that hasn't been abroad, and doesn't drive -236172;1349565930;Azelphur;xD -236171;1349565940;mircea_popescu;i don;'t drive. -236170;1349566028;mircea_popescu;Bet Counter 1,441,441 -236169;1349566029;mircea_popescu;ahahah -236168;1349566173;mircea_popescu;Stolen Bitcoins never die, although they may be in suspended animation, -236167;1349566173;mircea_popescu;they do always in fact eagerly await the command of their new masters. -236166;1349566173;mircea_popescu;"That is not dead which can eternal lie — and with strange aeons even death may die." -236165;1349566174;mircea_popescu;ahaha sweet. -236164;1349566870;mircea_popescu;awww what happened to assbot kakobrekla ? -236163;1349566880;kakobrekla;uh ? -236162;1349566882;kakobrekla;hm -236161;1349566887;kakobrekla;ill check -236160;1349566908;rdponticelli;Oh, god, the SEC got assbot! -236159;1349566919;rdponticelli;We're all done! -236158;1349566970;kakobrekla;freenode server died -236157;1349566977;kakobrekla;i a specifc one hardcoded -236156;1349567039;mircea_popescu;a ok -236155;1349567048;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli lolz -236154;1349567062;rdponticelli;xD -236153;1349567106;mircea_popescu;didja read my sec position btw ? -236152;1349567142;rdponticelli;I read so many things... -236151;1349567149;rdponticelli;I already forgot everything.... -236150;1349567154;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/ -236149;1349567155;mircea_popescu;^^ -236148;1349567271;kakobrekla;lol -236147;1349567285;kakobrekla;oh well. -236146;1349567476;bitfoo;mircea_popescu, thanks, that was a good read -236145;1349567515;mircea_popescu;yw. -236144;1349567539;bitfoo;I like the idea of a distributed, cryptographically secure MMORPG :) -236143;1349567582;mircea_popescu;:) -236142;1349567609;mircea_popescu;leave a comment there wouldja -236141;1349567613;mircea_popescu;gotta get that 1st one -236140;1349567680;bitfoo;done -236139;1349567691;bitfoo;not that I had anything worthwhile to say -236138;1349567695;bitfoo;but since you wanted it... -236137;1349567778;mircea_popescu;hehe. enjoy lurk! -236136;1349568002;knotwork;mircea_popescu maybe MPEX should officially have a location in a specific city of Romanian nation on a specific planet within the Galactic Milieu, where the govt of that Freeciv nation can even document specific law that applies to such markets operating on their territory of that planet -236135;1349568018;knotwork;the Romanian nation has not been claimed yet by any players -236134;1349568061;knotwork;(Take a look at Digitalis OT server's asset contracts, their jurisdiction is the city MI5ius on the planet known as M5) -236133;1349568306;mircea_popescu;ugh that was confusing. -236132;1349568317;mircea_popescu;but im in timisoara -236131;1349568341;knotwork;is that a world, nation, province, city, novel, or what? -236130;1349568346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00037433 = 5.9893 BTC [-] -236129;1349568409;mircea_popescu;.g timisoara -236128;1349568410;markac;mircea_popescu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timi%C8%99oara -236127;1349568415;mircea_popescu;its a city! -236126;1349568442;knotwork;if it is a major city, probably most planets on which the Romanian nation builds many cities will have one by that name -236125;1349568467;mircea_popescu;like 4th largest i think -236124;1349568467;knotwork;just like most Canadian planets have an Ottawa and a Toronto and so on and Brit planets usually have a London and a Liverpool etc -236123;1349568901;knotwork;in this case its the software developers, they package existing/historic city names as default names so players dont need to exert imagination to invent names for cities -236122;1349568961;knotwork;MI-5ius being an exception, as the main city where the Martian Intelligence service's section 5 is based -236121;1349569863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24269 @ 0.00037521 = 9.106 BTC [+] -236120;1349569865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17917 @ 0.00037546 = 6.7271 BTC [+] -236119;1349570727;Bugpowder;Nice find : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=116835.msg1251220#msg1251220 -236118;1349570837;mircea_popescu;haha i been pasting the orig link i nhere today -236117;1349570973;Bugpowder;Go Obama -236116;1349571391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18978 @ 0.00037546 = 7.1255 BTC [+] -236115;1349571463;Ukto;mircea_popescu: man, all these people with crazy ass govt concpiracy theories -236114;1349571473;Ukto;"omg.. black helicopteres coming for my bitcoins!" -236113;1349571489;mircea_popescu;it is a little exaggerate isnt it. -236112;1349571508;mircea_popescu;i think it might be related to SR. -236111;1349571513;Bugpowder;OMG black helicopters are coming for my investors bitcoins. I better steal them -236110;1349571544;mircea_popescu;myeah. -236109;1349571590;mircea_popescu;i'll bet you ancient spanish golden dubloons vs delicious cream filled doughnuts that in about a year's time mccarthy shows up all lambert-like -236108;1349572924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6677 @ 0.00037447 = 2.5003 BTC [-] -236107;1349573010;mircea_popescu;omg quitters. -236106;1349573933;kakobrekla;ops. -236105;1349574409;grubles;!ticker s.dice -236104;1349574411;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00321255 / 0.00339995 (53350 shares, 171.39 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00337158 / 0.0034 (1606703 shares, 5,417.13 BTC) -236103;1349574412;grubles;!ticker s.bvps -236102;1349574413;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.0027501 / 0.00332457 / 0.00350001 (3510 shares, 11.67 BTC), 30day: 0.001175 / 0.00340428 / 0.00359486 (74170 shares, 252.50 BTC) -236101;1349574447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00037447 = 1.5353 BTC [-] -236100;1349574448;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 14 @ 0.03 = 0.42 BTC [+] -236099;1349574896;Ukto;at the park today... https://www.dropbox.com/s/xvcet8u79h8yu6w/2012-10-06%2015.13.16.jpg <-- some landscaper played WAAAY too much minecraft. -236098;1349575953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22322 @ 0.00037528 = 8.377 BTC [+] -236097;1349575954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38880 @ 0.00037575 = 14.6092 BTC [+] -236096;1349576442;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 650 @ 0.15735201 = 102.2788 BTC [-] -236095;1349577965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35623 @ 0.00037447 = 13.3397 BTC [-] -236094;1349577967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7217 @ 0.00037433 = 2.7015 BTC [-] -236093;1349577968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7160 @ 0.00037366 = 2.6754 BTC [-] -236092;1349578070;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 650 @ 0.19800156 = 128.701 BTC [+] -236091;1349579578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6540 @ 0.00037366 = 2.4437 BTC [-] -236090;1349579579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00037265 = 2.1986 BTC [-] -236089;1349579580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31860 @ 0.00037219 = 11.858 BTC [-] -236088;1349581087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21286 @ 0.00037219 = 7.9224 BTC [-] -236087;1349581088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26554 @ 0.00037198 = 9.8776 BTC [-] -236086;1349581089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4560 @ 0.00037172 = 1.695 BTC [-] -236085;1349581265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00339995 = 1.87 BTC [+] -236084;1349582783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7440 @ 0.00037172 = 2.7656 BTC [-] -236083;1349583260;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -236082;1349583260;gribble;Best bid: 11.99991, Best ask: 12, Bid-ask spread: 0.00009, Last trade: 12, 24 hour volume: 38173, 24 hour low: 12, 24 hour high: 12.8136 -236081;1349584285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00037067 = 1.6309 BTC [-] -236080;1349584319;boonies4u;well, I activated my loan... -236079;1349584416;boonies4u;anyone know how long BFL will be accepting trade-ins for ASICs? -236078;1349584663;rdponticelli;boonies4u: answering your question would requiere to assume a whole lot of uncertainties to be true... -236077;1349584707;boonies4u;iirc they would be accepting them for trade in for some time after releasing pre orders -236076;1349584746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 437913 @ 0.0032725 = 1433.0703 BTC [-] -236075;1349584767;rdponticelli;Yeah, but in first place you're assuming that BFL is making ASICS, that they're going to be ready on a relatively short term... -236074;1349584805;rdponticelli;That they're going to accept a swap for that supposed new product... -236073;1349584811;boonies4u;oh, i'm in no rush to get an ASIC -236072;1349584816;rdponticelli;That's a lot of assumptions -236071;1349584856;boonies4u;if they aren't making ASICs, I'll be stuck with an FPGA -236070;1349584878;boonies4u;i'm not pre-ordering -236069;1349584922;rdponticelli;Ok, I'm just saying that until ALL of those assumptions becomes a certainty, your question is impossible to answer -236068;1349584957;boonies4u;do you remember hearing that they would be taking in trade-ins for some time? -236067;1349584995;rdponticelli;Yeah, I read a lot of people saying a lot of things -236066;1349585019;rdponticelli;And yes, they say they would take trade-ins -236065;1349585047;boonies4u;hmm -236064;1349585047;rdponticelli;But I don't know if those supposed trade-ins would be limited in time -236063;1349585067;boonies4u;I'll just wait until I get an email back -236062;1349585084;boonies4u;and eat whatever costs come from BTC price drop -236061;1349585125;rdponticelli;I'm sure you can hedge your position -236060;1349585144;boonies4u;this is my position : https://btcjam.com/listings/38 -236059;1349585338;rdponticelli;Oh, you took a loan to buy harware? -236058;1349585520;boonies4u;and mining turds -236057;1349585537;rdponticelli;lol -236056;1349585559;boonies4u;and without the mining turds, I need to bring in mined coins ASAP -236055;1349585571;rdponticelli;Well, with glbse down, you're safe from the turds, at least -236054;1349585586;boonies4u;I wasn't afraid of the turds -236053;1349585608;boonies4u;and neither were my investors apparently -236052;1349585622;rdponticelli;Ok -236051;1349585644;boonies4u;I am afraid of waiting 3 weeks for an FPGA to get here, as I burn through coins -236050;1349585690;rdponticelli;Yeah, is a sensible time to buy hardware, so close of the reward halving.... -236049;1349585711;rdponticelli;Lots of uncertainties -236048;1349585731;boonies4u;maybe you were right about the mining turds -236047;1349585742;boonies4u;might have just been one less thing that could fuck me -236046;1349585838;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 10 @ 0.05188801 = 0.5189 BTC [+] -236045;1349585905;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 10 @ 0.06815531 = 0.6816 BTC [-] -236044;1349586043;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -236043;1349586054;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 313 @ 0.78195045 = 244.7505 BTC [+] -236042;1349586199;rdponticelli;I don't know, but if asics really come out, the turds are going to plumbet even more -236041;1349586261;rdponticelli;If there'll be no asic, they can recover some value, as the market has been pricing in that possibility from a while now... -236040;1349586267;rdponticelli;It's all a gamble -236039;1349586275;boonies4u;Giga's upgrade is nice though -236038;1349586290;rdponticelli;Yeah, if it happens -236037;1349586301;rdponticelli;Now without glbse... -236036;1349586314;boonies4u;I think the days of private mining contracts have returned -236035;1349586338;rdponticelli;I bought some dirty cheap giga.etf, but again, it's a gamble.... -236034;1349586370;boonies4u;anything involving bitcoin is a gamble -236033;1349586401;boonies4u;unless you're a business only accepting bitcoin through bitpay -236032;1349586407;boonies4u;accepting only fiat -236031;1349586410;rdponticelli;Basically -236030;1349586490;boonies4u;*sigh* -236029;1349586507;noagendamarket;If i was the feds i wpould just go around stealing bitcoins and scamming to destroy its confidence -236028;1349586529;boonies4u;some people say MNW was a plant -236027;1349586548;noagendamarket;a pot plant maybe -236026;1349586571;boonies4u;anyone realize if you spin MNW around it reads MNW -236025;1349586581;rdponticelli;I won't have smoked MNW... :/ -236024;1349586582;boonies4u;anyone actually know his middle name? -236023;1349586612;smickles;So it looks like the Tucson Chamber of Commerce likes me :D -236022;1349586619;mod6;:) -236021;1349586626;mod6;did you move there yet smickles? -236020;1349586658;smickles;mod6: yeah, I'm here, we found a place to live day before yesterday, and just started putting our stuff in there today -236019;1349586701;mod6;thats awesome. i miss the weather! -236018;1349586755;mod6;.. i gotta head down there soon and visit -236017;1349586806;smickles;sweet, I wonder how many 'bitcoiners' are within range of me now? -236016;1349586817;smickles;(rogue question mark) -236015;1349586820;boonies4u;where are ya? -236014;1349586826;boonies4u;Arizone? -236013;1349586829;smickles;Tucson AZ -236012;1349586831;boonies4u;Arizona* -236011;1349586875;boonies4u;well there's the drug lords in Mexico -236010;1349586881;boonies4u;and the Startups in California -236009;1349586887;boonies4u;and the gold bugs in Texas -236008;1349586902;smickles;the first food joint we went to happend to be a 40 yr old chineese food place, family owned and delicious -236007;1349586912;mod6;nice :) -236006;1349586930;mod6;you'll have to give eegees a try -236005;1349586931;boonies4u;they accept bitcoin? -236004;1349586945;boonies4u;;3 -236003;1349586945;smickles;mod6: yeah, they're everywhere! -236002;1349586961;noagendamarket;lots of pirates in texas -236001;1349586961;smickles;boonies4u: I wasn't prepared to pay in btc, so I didn't ask -236000;1349586966;mod6;f yeah, its my personal fav. -235999;1349586967;smickles;but now I should be -235998;1349586980;mod6;<3 t-town -235997;1349586980;boonies4u;smickles: would have been embarrassing if they said yes -235996;1349586983;boonies4u;and you had none -235995;1349586984;boonies4u;XD -235994;1349586987;noagendamarket;lol -235993;1349587022;noagendamarket;"just ahve to liquidate my illegal shares first " -235992;1349587029;smickles;lol -235991;1349587045;boonies4u;same here -235990;1349587061;boonies4u;I remember it hard to get btc out of GLBSE before -235989;1349587073;boonies4u;now it's like that + Jigsaw -235988;1349587115;smickles;were there developments in the last 8 hous? -235987;1349587118;smickles;*hours -235986;1349587150;boonies4u;*looks out window* -235985;1349587155;boonies4u;THEY STILL MAD -235984;1349587168;smickles;lol -235983;1349587172;smickles;as hell? -235982;1349587179;smickles;are they going to take it anymore? -235981;1349587183;boonies4u;pitchforks_torches.gif -235980;1349587211;noagendamarket;wait till monday I guess -235979;1349587241;boonies4u;i'd bug Theymos -235978;1349587250;boonies4u;smickles: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dib2-HBsF08 -235977;1349587251;boonies4u;? -235976;1349587321;Diablo-D3;heh -235975;1349587321;noagendamarket;should just use opensim and run a virtual stock exchaneg inside it -235974;1349587328;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: I was that way for an entire month -235973;1349587333;Diablo-D3;and you know what? -235972;1349587338;Diablo-D3;nefario won in the end -235971;1349587347;noagendamarket;getting mad doesnt do anything. -235970;1349587367;boonies4u;noagendamarket: getting glad makes you a poser though -235969;1349587407;Diablo-D3;so Im going to go back to my default policy -235968;1349587411;Diablo-D3;I simply dont give a fuck. -235967;1349587417;Diablo-D3;And you know what? Im happy! -235966;1349587446;boonies4u;this behavior makes me very apathetic -235965;1349587454;Diablo-D3;No more stress, no more babysitting trolls, no more losing the sleep I already dont get, no more daydreaming about something thats never going to happen, no more fucking bullshit -235964;1349587483;boonies4u;complacency is a disease -235963;1349587509;smickles;boonies4u: what about sex? -235962;1349587521;smickles;or complacent sex? -235961;1349587522;boonies4u;what? -235960;1349587539;boonies4u;... -235959;1349587540;smickles;dunno, just being odd, i suppose -235958;1349587562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00037067 = 3.336 BTC [-] -235957;1349587567;boonies4u;*cough* -235956;1349587568;boonies4u;ok -235955;1349587691;Diablo-D3;complacency isnt a disease -235954;1349587699;Diablo-D3;long term stress resulting in a heart attach is a disease. -235953;1349587732;smickles;complacency probably causes more heart disease than stress -235952;1349587737;____Atlas_____;Life is a disease -235951;1349587743;____Atlas_____;Cured by death -235950;1349587744;smickles;fat fucks -235949;1349587747;____Atlas_____;/emo -235948;1349587776;____Atlas_____;Some idiot just put a bunch of anarchist propaganda in the Bitcoin wikipedia page. -235947;1349587801;Diablo-D3;seriously, what do I get out of continuing to fight this? -235946;1349587811;Diablo-D3;theres no reward. -235945;1349587817;boonies4u;pro-anarchist propaganda? -235944;1349587844;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: given your behavior, I won't take your seriously -235943;1349587846;____Atlas_____;It was more like "Bitcoin is an anarchist wetdream." -235942;1349587847;boonies4u;from now on -235941;1349587855;____Atlas_____;"Stay the fuck away normal people." -235940;1349587861;____Atlas_____;"WOOO ANARCHY" -235939;1349587862;boonies4u;____Atlas_____: you're an anarchist night-tremor -235938;1349587869;boonies4u;or is it terror? -235937;1349587881;____Atlas_____;I am just totally apolitical at this point. -235936;1349587888;boonies4u;Agorist -235935;1349587888;boonies4u;? -235934;1349587898;____Atlas_____;That would be an apt description. -235933;1349587942;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: take me seriously for what? I spent hundreds of hours trying to move DMC forward -235932;1349587969;boonies4u;hundreds? -235931;1349587980;Diablo-D3;yeah. -235930;1349587984;boonies4u;like 200 hundred, or closer to 1000? -235929;1349587990;Diablo-D3;bottom end of the scale -235928;1349588035;____Atlas_____;I have never heard somebody describe something in 100s of hours -235927;1349588041;boonies4u;oh ok then -235926;1349588044;____Atlas_____;Usually you move on to weeks at that point. -235925;1349588063;smickles;;;ticker -235924;1349588063;gribble;Best bid: 12.2, Best ask: 12.3098, Bid-ask spread: 0.10980, Last trade: 12.3098, 24 hour volume: 40408, 24 hour low: 11.95, 24 hour high: 12.8136 -235923;1349588069;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -235922;1349588070;gribble;12.43 -235921;1349588070;boonies4u;____Atlas_____: it means that he didn't put in consistent hours per week -235920;1349588075;smickles;12.2? -235919;1349588086;____Atlas_____;Damn it -235918;1349588091;____Atlas_____;I should of sold this morning -235917;1349588093;smickles;with a low under 12?!@! -235916;1349588110;____Atlas_____;Yeah, just standard weekend dip affair -235915;1349588118;____Atlas_____;Nobody buys on weekends -235914;1349588122;____Atlas_____;so sell sell sell -235913;1349588128;boonies4u;it dipped below 12? -235912;1349588135;smickles;well, combined with a diff increase -235911;1349588141;boonies4u;____Atlas_____: even with GLBSE? -235910;1349588150;____Atlas_____;People could be speculating on that -235909;1349588153;smickles;24 hour low: 11.95, boonies4u -235908;1349588159;boonies4u;"could be" -235907;1349588183;boonies4u;smickles: yeah I saw... -235906;1349588194;smickles;I dunno if glbse affected the exchange rate at all -235905;1349588205;smickles;which is a little sad -235904;1349588214;boonies4u;that you don't know? -235903;1349588216;____Atlas_____;Reasonably, it should -235902;1349588218;smickles;what have we been doing that had so little affect -235901;1349588223;____Atlas_____;Mining bonds and all that jazz -235900;1349588237;smickles;ag, that carp -235899;1349588241;____Atlas_____;Apparently BFL was in cohoots with GLBSE -235898;1349588251;____Atlas_____;Planning to make things more, erm, efficient. -235897;1349588251;smickles;howso? -235896;1349588263;____Atlas_____;They wanted to give GLBSE issuers the first batch of rigs -235895;1349588276;____Atlas_____;So it was the start of something nice for once -235894;1349588298;____Atlas_____;This is just statements on the forums but it is likely true -235893;1349588304;____Atlas_____;was* -235892;1349588328;Diablo-D3;[10:34:00] <____Atlas_____> Usually you move on to weeks at that point. -235891;1349588332;Diablo-D3;weeks doesnt make sense -235890;1349588333;boonies4u;I wish the best of luck to Giga -235889;1349588343;Diablo-D3;what is a week? 40 hours? 60? 80? 20? -235888;1349588351;____Atlas_____;40 hours -235887;1349588357;____Atlas_____;Unless you're in China -235886;1349588358;Diablo-D3;40 means you're a slacker. -235885;1349588359;boonies4u;Diablo-D3: you probably didn't put 40 in a week -235884;1349588360;____Atlas_____;or a workaholic -235883;1349588362;____Atlas_____;oh lawd -235882;1349588378;Diablo-D3;companies dont startup on only 40 hours a week. -235881;1349588399;boonies4u;what did you do again? -235880;1349588430;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: in the end? nothing much -235879;1349588445;Diablo-D3;all I did was dance to nefario's tune while he fucked my shareholders -235878;1349588468;boonies4u;what were you doing that took 40+ hours a week? -235877;1349588481;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: you do know what DMC was doing, right? -235876;1349588492;boonies4u;mining? -235875;1349588500;Diablo-D3;a little bigger than that. -235874;1349588506;boonies4u;Diablo Mining Company right? -235873;1349588514;Diablo-D3;a green energy powered data center focusing on high density computing. -235872;1349588518;Diablo-D3;mining was just a small part of it. -235871;1349588529;boonies4u;high density computing? -235870;1349588557;noagendamarket;DMC had no equipment -235869;1349588563;boonies4u;as in, if cooling fails, your computers will overheat quickly? -235868;1349588596;boonies4u;I only really paid attention to the turds -235867;1349588607;boonies4u;if you weren't selling turds, you probably weren't on my radar -235866;1349588614;boonies4u;or didn't have the volume to attract me -235865;1349588644;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: cooling fails? heh, not with redundant cooling -235864;1349588649;Diablo-D3;Im talking about shit mounted in racks. -235863;1349588660;Diablo-D3;or rather, 25-30kw of shit mounted in racks, per rack. -235862;1349588672;boonies4u;that's what I imagined -235861;1349588698;boonies4u;so what did the shares represent? % ownership? -235860;1349588715;Diablo-D3;yup. -235859;1349588723;boonies4u;oh shit -235858;1349588729;boonies4u;you anonymous? -235857;1349588749;Diablo-D3;doesnt matter, x% of zero is still zero. -235856;1349588761;____Atlas_____;http://static.quickmeme.com/media/social/qm.gif -235855;1349588792;boonies4u;i'm confused, do you have any assets? -235854;1349588799;noagendamarket;no -235853;1349588806;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: physical? no -235852;1349588820;Diablo-D3;for the short term, I was reinvesting it into other companies -235851;1349588825;boonies4u;oh lawd -235850;1349588839;boonies4u;____Atlas_____: why did you link a 1x1 gif? -235849;1349588855;____Atlas_____;Are you blind? -235848;1349588857;____Atlas_____;lol -235847;1349588861;____Atlas_____;idk -235846;1349588864;Diablo-D3;____Atlas_____: that isnt the image you thought it was -235845;1349588870;____Atlas_____;nope -235844;1349588875;boonies4u;title : qm.gif (1x1) -235843;1349588903;Diablo-D3;boonies4u: a million dollar project does not get done overnight. -235842;1349588908;Diablo-D3;Im not sure why people think it does. -235841;1349588937;boonies4u;i was oh lawding at your reinvesting -235840;1349589015;____Atlas_____;http://i.imgur.com/sSIhV.png -235839;1349589055;Diablo-D3;yup, and thanks to nefario's bullshit, a large part of that money was burned -235838;1349589063;Diablo-D3;and then thanks to MORE of nefario's bullshit, it all burned -235837;1349589066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0003711 = 3.711 BTC [+] -235836;1349589068;Diablo-D3;and so did everyone else's -235835;1349589068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25460 @ 0.00037111 = 9.4485 BTC [+] -235834;1349589094;boonies4u;I can understand why you are apathetic -235833;1349589110;boonies4u;I bet your shareholders love it *rolls eyes* -235832;1349589120;Diablo-D3;well, they'll have to fight nefario, not me -235831;1349589134;Diablo-D3;Ive fought enough for the community, its time for them to return the favor -235830;1349589156;noagendamarket;glbse is controlled by nefarios lawyer -235829;1349589177;boonies4u;who i probably butting heads with Theymos -235828;1349589182;noagendamarket;yes -235827;1349589202;noagendamarket;theymos doesnt agree with lawyers lol -235826;1349589214;boonies4u;I'd bet Theymos is the voice of reason -235825;1349589306;noagendamarket;even if we removed nefario as ceo it wouldnt have mattered -235824;1349589361;boonies4u;this is about Goat right? -235823;1349589382;Diablo-D3;heh, goat -235822;1349589398;Diablo-D3;at one point I was saying Im glad I sold all of my goat holding -235821;1349589400;Diablo-D3;*holdings -235820;1349589404;Diablo-D3;guess it doesnt matter now -235819;1349589480;noagendamarket;its more likely to be about the pirate stuff than anything -235818;1349589527;noagendamarket;if glbse had ID requirements inn the first place most likely the pirate stuff wouldnt have gotten so nuts -235817;1349589552;boonies4u;inn the first place.. -235816;1349589558;boonies4u;*writes that down* -235815;1349590219;noagendamarket;:P -235814;1349590406;boonies4u;anyone willing to lend me the difference between my 99 btc and the total cost of two BFL FPGA singles? -235813;1349590456;noagendamarket;BFL is a scam :P -235812;1349590472;boonies4u;you mean the FPGA's that currently exist are a scam? -235811;1349590473;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket ya, but so is bitcoin -235810;1349590478;noagendamarket;lol -235809;1349590508;boonies4u;;;roulette -235808;1349590508;gribble;*BANG* Hey, who put a blank in here?! -235807;1349590512;boonies4u;crap -235806;1349590566;mircea_popescu;;;echo ;;roulette -235805;1349590566;gribble;;;roulette -235804;1349590574;mircea_popescu;wellll ? -235803;1349590582;mircea_popescu;.echo ;;roulette -235802;1349590603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 400 @ 0.0035 = 1.4 BTC [+] -235801;1349590744;boonies4u;mircea_popescu: trying to get assbot to do ;;roulette? -235800;1349590752;boonies4u;lol -235799;1349590804;mircea_popescu;ya -235798;1349591659;____Atlas_____;;;roulette -235797;1349591659;gribble;*click* -235796;1349591663;____Atlas_____;;;roulette -235795;1349591664;gribble;*click* -235794;1349591664;____Atlas_____;;;roulette -235793;1349591665;gribble;*click* -235792;1349591666;____Atlas_____;;;roulette -235791;1349591666;gribble;*click* -235790;1349591668;____Atlas_____;;;roulette -235789;1349591668;gribble;*click* -235788;1349591671;____Atlas_____;/fire -235787;1349591677;____Atlas_____;;;fire -235786;1349591678;gribble;Error: "fire" is not a valid command. -235785;1349591682;____Atlas_____;;;shoot -235784;1349591682;gribble;Error: "shoot" is not a valid command. -235783;1349591697;____Atlas_____;;;roulette -235782;1349591697;gribble;*BANG* Hey, who put a blank in here?! -235781;1349591703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23628 @ 0.00037366 = 8.8288 BTC [+] -235780;1349591704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53300 @ 0.00037067 = 19.7567 BTC [-] -235779;1349591706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51500 @ 0.0003706 = 19.0859 BTC [-] -235778;1349591707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47700 @ 0.00037005 = 17.6514 BTC [-] -235777;1349591708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00037 = 2.849 BTC [-] -235776;1349591709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3583 @ 0.00036906 = 1.3223 BTC [-] -235775;1349591709;____Atlas_____;Blanks can still kill -235774;1349591709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42256 @ 0.00036883 = 15.5853 BTC [-] -235773;1349591710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 250 @ 0.00036878 = 0.0922 BTC [-] -235772;1349591711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57496 @ 0.00036869 = 21.1982 BTC [-] -235771;1349591712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11784 @ 0.00036756 = 4.3313 BTC [-] -235770;1349591713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00036731 = 5.1056 BTC [-] -235769;1349591714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31900 @ 0.00036651 = 11.6917 BTC [-] -235768;1349591715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42700 @ 0.00036611 = 15.6329 BTC [-] -235767;1349591716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58959 @ 0.00036537 = 21.5418 BTC [-] -235766;1349591717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62800 @ 0.00036149 = 22.7016 BTC [-] -235765;1349591718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.000351 = 0.8775 BTC [-] -235764;1349591718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 153359 @ 0.00035 = 53.6757 BTC [-] -235763;1349591837;____Atlas_____;http://blockchain.info/charts/total-bitcoins -235762;1349591837;grubles;someones taking a dump on mpoe -235761;1349591845;____Atlas_____;What happened in September? -235760;1349591847;mircea_popescu;they hate meee -235759;1349591870;grubles;<3 mircea_popescu -235758;1349591875;mircea_popescu;:) -235757;1349591886;cryptorific;____Atlas_____: a large increase in hashing capacity -235756;1349591904;mircea_popescu;ya, btc time is not fixed to irl time -235755;1349591983;cryptorific;the difficulty adjustments weren't enough to compensate for the large and irregular hash power increase as far as i can see -235754;1349592138;mircea_popescu;;;rate 1 Kumala vircurex/cryptostocks guy. -235753;1349592138;gribble;Error: 'Kumala' is not a valid integer. -235752;1349592143;mircea_popescu;;;rate Kumala 1 vircurex/cryptostocks guy. -235751;1349592143;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be identified via GPG to use the rating system. -235750;1349592147;mircea_popescu;ggrrr -235749;1349592201;mircea_popescu;;;rate Kumala 1 vircurex/cryptostocks guy. -235748;1349592202;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Kumala has been recorded. -235747;1349592206;mircea_popescu;halelujah. -235746;1349592395;____Atlas_____;So we may end up seeing all the BTC generated earlier than 2030? -235745;1349592449;mircea_popescu;____Atlas_____ its quite probable. -235744;1349592547;____Atlas_____;Man I'll be old then -235743;1349592840;____Atlas_____;Old men running the world. A new age! -235742;1349592842;____Atlas_____;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vxi7JRJrod4 -235741;1349593029;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla add cryptostox stream ? http://twitter.com/Cryptostocks -235740;1349593060;mircea_popescu;but pleaze filter to btc only omg. -235739;1349593171;grubles;what the heck is DVC? -235738;1349593180;grubles;and DVB? -235737;1349593182;mircea_popescu;devscamcoins -235736;1349593185;dub;double vaginal coin -235735;1349593186;mircea_popescu;and devscambutts -235734;1349593213;grubles;ah devcoins -235733;1349593216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 480 @ 0.0035 = 1.68 BTC [+] -235732;1349593220;grubles;wtf is a devcoin -235731;1349593255;mircea_popescu;lol. grubbies, why don you make your own coin ? -235730;1349593260;mircea_popescu;grublits. -235729;1349593289;____Atlas_____;grubles: an alt coin out of many -235728;1349593302;____Atlas_____;Soon we will have more currencies than the old American confederacy -235727;1349593353;mircea_popescu;they never had as many as we do -235726;1349593356;mircea_popescu;solidcoin counts as 10. -235725;1349593357;grubles;mircea_popescu, because i believe in buttcoins -235724;1349593368;mircea_popescu;aaa, but do buttcoins believe in you ? -235723;1349593385;grubles;that is the age old question -235722;1349593472;____Atlas_____;We need a Buttcoin -235721;1349593550;cryptorific;lol, just to make fun of the trolls? -235720;1349593594;____Atlas_____;Ha, they would have as much fun -235719;1349593600;____Atlas_____;and they would probably use them for shit -235718;1349593646;grubles;have you ever squeezed your buttcheeks so hard you cracked your lower back? -235717;1349593693;____Atlas_____;I think you need more fiber if you experience that -235716;1349593729;grubles;fiber has nothing to do with it -235715;1349593746;grubles;sitting on my ass has everything to do with it -235714;1349593879;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -235713;1349593881;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00035 / 0.0003698 / 0.00037575 (2318319 shares, 857.32 BTC), 30day: 0.00034 / 0.00038476 / 0.00042 (65387672 shares, 25,158.64 BTC) -235712;1349594561;noagendamarket;you can trade toilet paper for buttcoins -235711;1349594704;grubles;noagendamarket, wtt 10 tp for 20 btc? -235710;1349594734;noagendamarket;lol -235709;1349594753;noagendamarket;its easy to mail toilet paper -235708;1349594763;noagendamarket;double or single ply ? -235707;1349594777;grubles;as many as you want holmes -235706;1349594799;grubles;i have a direct connect to a supplier in columbia -235705;1349594837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25032 @ 0.00030391 = 7.6075 BTC [-] -235704;1349594840;mircea_popescu;cocaine leaf tp -235703;1349594845;noagendamarket;I wonder if you had lsd on toliet paper if you wiped your butt you would get high lol -235702;1349594847;mircea_popescu;for all your hhemorhhidal news -235701;1349594850;mircea_popescu;needs* -235700;1349594858;noagendamarket;bahaha -235699;1349594860;noagendamarket;heroin wipes :P -235698;1349594911;cryptorific;noagendamarket: you'd have to rub it hard but yea, the skin is pretty thin there and could easily transfer -235697;1349594912;mircea_popescu;whole new dimension to chipping -235696;1349594948;cryptorific;i knew some hippie ass chicks that would stick weaker acid tabs in their vaginas to help absorb more -235695;1349594955;noagendamarket;heh -235694;1349594961;____Atlas_____;what did i just read -235693;1349594972;____Atlas_____;out of context -235692;1349594976;____Atlas_____;that was interesting -235691;1349594993;grubles;cryptorific, that makes more sense than getting high off of wiping your ass -235690;1349594999;noagendamarket;LOL -235689;1349595022;grubles;but i can definitely bet one would get high off of wiping their ass with blotter paper -235688;1349595082;____Atlas_____;http://i.imgur.com/8xfIV.jpg -235687;1349595115;grubles;shopped -235686;1349595178;____Atlas_____;nope, that's a real -- replica -235685;1349596138;boonies4u;I have come up with 4 options moving forward when it comes to the loan I received. -235684;1349596168;boonies4u;while, i created this for my lenders, if anyone has anything to say regarding them, it would be appreciated -235683;1349596169;boonies4u;http://pastebin.com/9ZQnzK8R -235682;1349629749;thestringpuller_;Each asset is unique no? -235681;1349629758;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/112hsn/the_reasons_why_bitcoin_securities_cant_be/ -235680;1349629775;knotwork;do bonds also require issuer to know current owners? or is that what makes bearer bonds different, not knowing who has them? -235679;1349629781;mircea_popescu;if anyone has a reddit account be so kind to point out to them that i don't, and so won't answer there, but they can feel free to make the comments on the article -235678;1349629783;mircea_popescu;and get a response. -235677;1349629801;knotwork;each asset is unique yes, change even a bit, or a character of whitespace, and the hash changes thus the ID of the asset the contract is about changes -235676;1349629816;knotwork;so any change to contract results in a brand new distinct different asset -235675;1349629838;femtotube;Chaang-Noi: that markm's OT is not decentralised. It's even worst that centralized. If server, where sec. was issued disappears, security is gone too -235674;1349629865;thestringpuller_;I was more asking, say I have 1000 shares of Asset A, would each one of those 1000 shares be unique, to keep them from being duplicated? -235673;1349629876;Bugpowder;You might be better served by posting in the law subreddit -235672;1349629881;knotwork;no, they are fungible -235671;1349629891;Bugpowder;where a bunch of actual lawyers or at least law students hang out -235670;1349629896;knotwork;deeds are each-unique but not yet implemented -235669;1349629900;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i ain't posting it tho, cause i have no acct. -235668;1349629912;femtotube;mircea_popescu: then get one -235667;1349629931;femtotube;how hard is that? -235666;1349629954;knotwork;Audit system is not yet implemented so my server does not spam all receipts out to public published form -235665;1349629957;mircea_popescu;i hate accounts. -235664;1349629964;knotwork;so yes if my server vanishes issuers will not know what ownership changes happened since their last snapshot -235663;1349630083;knotwork;femtotube, do you mean how hard is spamming all receipts out to public media/channel? -235662;1349630119;knotwork;the hard part will be making sure only persons intended to be able to can actually decrypt specific receitps they should be able to see -235661;1349630145;knotwork;might be easier actually to record emails for issuers and spam issuer's email with all receipts about their asset -235660;1349630172;knotwork;but that would require "Knowing Your Issuers" -235659;1349630213;thestringpuller_;KYC -235658;1349630313;knotwork;I actually hoped it might be possible to only know a very few customers, those being the few to whom any actual withdraws from the vault go, everyone else being their customers and dealing with them to buy tokens or cash out tokens -235657;1349630368;knotwork;like how egold and liberty reserve and possibly even pecunix do it, third parties to handle all cashing in and out -235656;1349630482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14267 @ 0.00025477 = 3.6348 BTC [-] -235655;1349630535;mircea_popescu;ewgh wtf happened here. -235654;1349630702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14633 @ 0.00025477 = 3.728 BTC [-] -235653;1349630704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.00025844 = 6.9262 BTC [+] -235652;1349630705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36000 @ 0.00026409 = 9.5072 BTC [+] -235651;1349630706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65400 @ 0.00027946 = 18.2767 BTC [+] -235650;1349630708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5778 @ 0.00031314 = 1.8093 BTC [+] -235649;1349630756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4618 @ 0.00032044 = 1.4798 BTC [+] -235648;1349630758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 382 @ 0.00035 = 0.1337 BTC [+] -235647;1349630802;Bugpowder;WHOOOOO HOOOO -235646;1349630831;Bugpowder;you didn't notice? -235645;1349630844;Bugpowder;been buying that shit up all morning -235644;1349630850;mircea_popescu;lol wd. -235643;1349630937;Bugpowder;10MM should probably be a nice supporting bid size -235642;1349630947;mircea_popescu;i would think. -235641;1349632110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550000 @ 0.000315 = 1118.25 BTC [-] -235640;1349632210;pigeons;ait -235639;1349632220;pigeons;wait for me -235638;1349632244;Ukto;0,o -235637;1349632312;mircea_popescu;hum -235636;1349632847;smickles;;;ticker -235635;1349632847;gribble;Best bid: 11.94501, Best ask: 11.95, Bid-ask spread: 0.00499, Last trade: 11.94501, 24 hour volume: 61886, 24 hour low: 11.702, 24 hour high: 12.78 -235634;1349632851;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -235633;1349632852;gribble;12.21 -235632;1349632893;mircea_popescu;no wonder people were buying puts lol -235631;1349632956;mircea_popescu;ColdHardMetal so how goes man ? -235630;1349633691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24200 @ 0.0003422 = 8.2812 BTC [+] -235629;1349633925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67300 @ 0.00034111 = 22.9567 BTC [-] -235628;1349633926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42700 @ 0.00033888 = 14.4702 BTC [-] -235627;1349634179;DeaDTerra;evening :) -235626;1349634648;smickles;morning :) -235625;1349634716;DeaDTerra;any news? -235624;1349634755;smickles;"weekend dip" + diff increase + glbse incidnent = lower exchange rate, it seems -235623;1349634770;smickles;and mircea_popescu wrote an article -235622;1349634784;smickles;http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/ -235621;1349634876;DeaDTerra;Yea, I have followed the price ^^ to me it seems like a chance to get some cheap bitcoins :P -235620;1349634888;DeaDTerra;No more news on the whole GLBSE stuff? -235619;1349635037;smickles;not that I know of -235618;1349635115;mircea_popescu;theymos placed the glbse btc at 4-8k -235617;1349635121;mircea_popescu;my estimates were 1-2k. something's amiss. -235616;1349635138;DeaDTerra;GLBSE btc? -235615;1349635145;DeaDTerra;and I thought you were ignoring me ^^ -235614;1349635166;mircea_popescu;evoorhees put in a good word. -235613;1349635192;DeaDTerra;hahah, I thought so -235612;1349635201;DeaDTerra;What do you mean by GLBSE BTC btw? -235611;1349635217;mircea_popescu;btc owned in cash by glbse customers on glbse website. -235610;1349635241;DeaDTerra;ah -235609;1349635249;DeaDTerra;Yea that has to be higher then 1-2k -235608;1349635258;DeaDTerra;I personally have 500+ BTC on there -235607;1349635315;DeaDTerra;Atleast 5000 BTC I would guess on -235606;1349635317;DeaDTerra;probably more -235605;1349635444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18013 @ 0.00033888 = 6.1042 BTC [-] -235604;1349635787;Bugpowder;;;ticker -235603;1349635788;gribble;Best bid: 11.90004, Best ask: 11.9699, Bid-ask spread: 0.06986, Last trade: 11.90004, 24 hour volume: 62374, 24 hour low: 11.702, 24 hour high: 12.78 -235602;1349636502;thestringpuller;!help -235601;1349636504;assbot;List of commands: -235600;1349636505;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current MPEX ticker values) -235599;1349636606;Bugpowder;!ticker S.MPOE -235598;1349636607;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00025015 / 0.00031653 / 0.00037575 (6558468 shares, 2,076.01 BTC), 30day: 0.00025015 / 0.00037846 / 0.00042 (70093609 shares, 26,528.18 BTC) -235597;1349636953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35600 @ 0.00033179 = 11.8117 BTC [-] -235596;1349638026;Bugpowder;;;ticker -235595;1349638026;gribble;Best bid: 11.93, Best ask: 11.97, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 11.97, 24 hour volume: 62240, 24 hour low: 11.702, 24 hour high: 12.75999 -235594;1349638415;kakobrekla;oh look, a all-in-one https://www.therocktrading.com/en/exchange/stock -235593;1349638482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20557 @ 0.00033618 = 6.9109 BTC [+] -235592;1349638484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13843 @ 0.0003389 = 4.6914 BTC [+] -235591;1349638556;boonies4u-Andro;L$? -235590;1349638561;boonies4u-Andro;Linden Dollars? -235589;1349638565;pigeons;yes -235588;1349638578;Bugpowder;Nice dividend https://www.therocktrading.com/en/offers/RMIND -235587;1349638646;Bugpowder;#therocktrading -235586;1349638686;boonies4u-Andro;no one is there -235585;1349638687;boonies4u-Andro;lol -235584;1349638732;pigeons;no they don't irc -235583;1349638783;boonies4u-Andro;i don't see much documentation on RMIND -235582;1349638791;boonies4u-Andro;mission statement -235581;1349638797;boonies4u-Andro;idk, looking -235580;1349638801;kakobrekla;i dont know who runs it -235579;1349638806;kakobrekla;but i know a guy that knows him -235578;1349638809;kakobrekla;thats it. -235577;1349638818;boonies4u-Andro;LOL -235576;1349638837;pigeons;i've known him since before there was a bitcoin -235575;1349638869;boonies4u-Andro;:Company Prospectus The Rock Mining Industries Total outstanding Shares 400000 100% Bitcoin Production The First Company traded in Bitcoin only!: -235574;1349638923;pigeons;yes before it was traded in lindens as all their other stuff, then it moved to bitcoins after linden temp closed their account because someone used stolen lindens to buy bitcoins from them on their exchange -235573;1349638941;boonies4u-Andro;lol -235572;1349638988;smickles;!!!, woah what? theymos said, "4-5. The database backups can be decrypted by me, justmoon, Gavin, Sirius, and Satoshi. The encrypted backups are distributed among many people." Satoshi!? -235571;1349639004;mircea_popescu;smickles sure ? -235570;1349639010;boonies4u-Andro;HOLY shit -235569;1349639013;pigeons;yeah that's the bitcointalk forum db -235568;1349639016;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1251861#msg1251861 -235567;1349639018;pigeons;not glbse -235566;1349639023;boonies4u-Andro;https://www.therocktrading.com/en/exchange/currency -235565;1349639023;smickles;oh -235564;1349639032;boonies4u-Andro;they have a dollar spread on btc/usd -235563;1349639032;boonies4u-Andro;lol -235562;1349639069;pigeons;really? laugh at someone because they have temp low volume resulting in a big spread? like your exchange is better? -235561;1349639110;pigeons;kakobrekla: https://assets-otc.com/ -235560;1349639127;kakobrekla;wow dafuq is this -235559;1349639208;boonies4u-Andro;I was just pointing out the crazy spread -235558;1349639215;boonies4u-Andro;:P -235557;1349639223;boonies4u-Andro;of course it is due to low volume -235556;1349639428;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1251971#msg1251971 -235555;1349639436;smickles;lol -235554;1349639515;smickles;I honestly thought glbse had the sense to have an accountant -235553;1349639652;mircea_popescu;https://therocktrading.com ?! -235552;1349639655;mircea_popescu;da fuck is that lol -235551;1349639673;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin Fixed Return Fund -235550;1349639676;mircea_popescu;mkay. sigh. -235549;1349639864;boonies4u-Andro;MrTiggr: https://therocktrading.com/en/exchange/stock -235548;1349639867;boonies4u-Andro;mircea_popescu: https://therocktrading.com/en/exchange/stock -235547;1349639893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00033346 = 1.2005 BTC [-] -235546;1349639894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00033179 = 1.858 BTC [-] -235545;1349639895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4774191 @ 0.000315 = 1503.8702 BTC [-] -235544;1349639948;Bugpowder;oh boy -235543;1349639973;mircea_popescu;boonies4u-Andro oic. -235542;1349640024;boonies4u-Andro;though, i'm not seeing any description as to what these bonds represent XD -235541;1349640062;mircea_popescu;right. -235540;1349640069;mircea_popescu;seems to me like a ponzibond and a miningthing -235539;1349640107;boonies4u-Andro;my guess is that they all represent some function of the "The Rock Trading Company" -235538;1349640118;mircea_popescu;that assets-otc thing is funnay -235537;1349640119;boonies4u-Andro;there's one for arbitrage -235536;1349640120;smickles;<@assbot> [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4774191 @ 0.000315 = 1503.8702 BTC [-] 0_o -235535;1349640124;mircea_popescu;i thought ppl didn't like mpex. now copying it ? -235534;1349640140;mircea_popescu;smickles whoa. was a 2mn ish one before, too -235533;1349640149;mircea_popescu;or w/e, 1.1k btc -235532;1349640163;pigeons;well if you email them they will keep you up to date on the mining equipment and give you whatever info you ask -235531;1349640175;mircea_popescu;anyway, about to take the girls to town! however before i go : http://trilema.com/2012/the-politics-of-bitcoin/ -235530;1349640179;mircea_popescu;feel free to dump into reddit or w/e -235529;1349640181;boonies4u-Andro;I don't think they're copying it -235528;1349640185;boonies4u-Andro;I think they're shorting it :P -235527;1349640205;mircea_popescu;boonies4u-Andro assets-otc thing looks like a retarded mpex to me. -235526;1349640225;boonies4u-Andro;i'm just poking fun at what smickles posted -235525;1349640227;boonies4u-Andro;:P -235524;1349640323;pigeons;there is a site you can see the management of the gpus and fpgas and what pools they are at and temps and hashes, but hehehe yes down atm -235523;1349640375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1363237 @ 0.000315 = 429.4197 BTC [-] -235522;1349640388;mircea_popescu;mm -235521;1349640391;boonies4u-Andro;gpumax? -235520;1349640392;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -235519;1349640394;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00025015 / 0.00031575 / 0.00037575 (12741096 shares, 4,023.10 BTC), 30day: 0.00025015 / 0.0003733 / 0.00042 (76270870 shares, 28,472.03 BTC) -235518;1349640431;boonies4u-Andro;those moving averages? -235517;1349640483;mircea_popescu;yes -235516;1349640491;mircea_popescu;so i've rebought today like i dunno, half my float ? -235515;1349640492;mircea_popescu;wtf lol. -235514;1349640552;boonies4u-Andro;I considered opening up a fund on GLBSE instead of getting a loan on btcjam -235513;1349640590;boonies4u-Andro;I always liked that in the back of my head, if something bad happens and they lose confidence in the fund, I could buy back bonds -235512;1349640918;FabianB;looks like someone needs a lot of money suddenly and sells a lot of MPOE -235511;1349641000;FabianB;or is that panic sell? -235510;1349641047;smickles;holy shit, the gov't representatives in romainia are elected by plurality, and they use a civil law based legal system? -235509;1349641501;boonies4u-Andro;lol -235508;1349641573;pigeons;all other countries are run by little girls -235507;1349641762;angela_merkel;pigeons, oh you... *hihihihihihi* -235506;1349641940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00032349 = 5.9199 BTC [+] -235505;1349642084;Chaang-Noi;i find it kinda odd coldhardmetal left #glbse but is in the other #bitcoin chans... -235504;1349642091;Chaang-Noi;wonder what is going on there... -235503;1349642225;smickles;Chaang-Noi: i dunno, but it seems like a good time to leave the parting message idid -235502;1349642248;Chaang-Noi;i did not see it -235501;1349642252;Chaang-Noi;iv been traveling -235500;1349642262;smickles;i did it like 1 mn ago -235499;1349642279;smickles;do i fail at operating a /part command? -235498;1349642283;Chaang-Noi;in #glbse ? -235497;1349642290;smickles;yup -235496;1349642311;Chaang-Noi;ahhh -235495;1349642312;Chaang-Noi;yup -235494;1349642323;Chaang-Noi;so are you going to give your AML docs to Nefario ? -235493;1349642324;kakobrekla;and the message was? -235492;1349642336;Chaang-Noi;* smickles (~smickles@mostofmany.com) has left #GLBSE ("see you later shitlords") -235491;1349642356;kakobrekla;;> -235490;1349642363;smickles;Chaang-Noi: is it going to be docs like that? -235489;1349642374;Chaang-Noi;i wonder how many BTC and assets nefario will get to claim due to people not handing over AML stuff, or him just saying its not good enough... -235488;1349642384;Chaang-Noi;smickles it seems so -235487;1349642416;Chaang-Noi;its his "get out of jail free card if people are using glbse to support terrorist and money laundering" -235486;1349642444;Chaang-Noi;thats not a direct quote but something like that -235485;1349642462;smickles;Chaang-Noi: we'll see. i suppose i'm waiting to be contacted directly, or see something on glbse proper -235484;1349642480;Chaang-Noi;yeah me too -235483;1349642497;smickles;and in my case, he has a pic of my passport -235482;1349642505;Chaang-Noi;ahh -235481;1349642510;boonies4u-Andro;well, my guess is that asset holders won't honor bonds Nefario holds -235480;1349642514;boonies4u-Andro;sorry -235479;1349642524;boonies4u-Andro;I meant, asset issuers won't honor bonds Nefario holds -235478;1349642528;Chaang-Noi;asset holders wont know who holds what -235477;1349642543;boonies4u-Andro;let me correct myself -235476;1349642544;boonies4u-Andro;:/ -235475;1349642548;boonies4u-Andro;jeeze -235474;1349642635;smickles;well, if i get a list of shareholders and associated amounts for s2cm and mpoe.etf, then i'll honor them -235473;1349642642;smickles;otherwise, i cant -235472;1349642674;smickles;also, fiduciary responcibility would require me to verify the lists somehow -235471;1349642724;smickles;;;gpg info nefario -235470;1349642724;gribble;User 'nefario', with keyid 28DD49E2A68F4B7C, fingerprint 03B47461C1E526576917215728DD49E2A68F4B7C, and bitcoin address None, registered on Mon Jul 11 23:17:47 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=nefario . Currently not authenticated. -235469;1349642754;smickles;Would the data being signed by that keyid be sufficient verrification? -235468;1349642777;pigeons;probably as good as you can reasonably hope for in this situation -235467;1349642997;boonies4u-Andro;regarding what goat was saying, I don't think issuers should let Nefario get any unclaimed bonds -235466;1349643021;boonies4u-Andro;that would be rewarding his behavior -235465;1349643098;boonies4u-Andro;unless Nefario is only going to be submitting addresses tied to number of bonds held -235464;1349643122;boonies4u-Andro;then it might be difficult to determine who he is among the shareholders -235463;1349643484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 71300 @ 0.00032346 = 23.0627 BTC [-] -235462;1349644856;Chaang-Noi;aml all stockholders and just assume none are a proxy for nefario? -235461;1349644927;boonies4u-Andro;well, I suppose having multiple proxy accounts to fool issuers would work -235460;1349644984;boonies4u-Andro;beh -235459;1349644994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00032114 = 2.6012 BTC [-] -235458;1349645002;femtotube;is that really true that there was so SEC etc agents poking at nefario? It was all just bullshit and excuse -235457;1349645056;Chaang-Noi;he is now scared he was breaking the law... -235456;1349645066;Chaang-Noi;and wants to protect him self as far as i can gather... -235455;1349645078;Chaang-Noi;incase the sec or what not comes in... -235454;1349645086;Chaang-Noi;would be best if nefario said something -235453;1349645096;Chaang-Noi;if the sec came down on him, no way would they let him still operate -235452;1349645176;pigeons;don't know if the sec contacted nefario, but the people who talked to the sec say the sec specifically was asking about glbse, "how you got your glbse account" and ppt funds on glbse -235451;1349645216;pigeons;for example danieldaniel (i know) -235450;1349645298;Chaang-Noi;yes the sec did contact nefario -235449;1349645323;Chaang-Noi;i have pretty solid info on that, but that was a while ago and he kept operating -235448;1349645340;Chaang-Noi;he then saw a lawyer and saw the light i guess... -235447;1349645353;boonies4u-Andro;maybe it about getting asset holder info -235446;1349645365;boonies4u-Andro;might explain why they let him keep operating -235445;1349645389;boonies4u-Andro;it is about* -235444;1349645392;femtotube;pigeons: all they had to do was read the forum or use the Make a account. How stupid are the agents? LOL -235443;1349645414;femtotube;not that stupid for sure :) -235442;1349645433;pigeons;femtotube: i agree. but also i wonder if they were curious how the alleged "victims" got involved -235441;1349645439;boonies4u-Andro;pigeons: the sec contacting nefario, while proving that they are sec -235440;1349645452;boonies4u-Andro;not, someone on an anonymous account claiming to be sec -235439;1349645460;pigeons;boonies4u-Andro: the sec proved to me they were the sec -235438;1349645472;boonies4u-Andro;how? -235437;1349645518;pigeons;fuck, you really don't believe the sec sent otc members an email saying there is a private investigation into bitcoin securities, and that most of us didn't research to a comfortable degree wether or not it was legit? -235436;1349645578;boonies4u-Andro;I doubt the sec, or anyone claiming to be the sec sent you, nefario, or goat emails -235435;1349645622;pigeons;we called them, using the phone number on the particular investigators name on the website gave the reference nu,ber on the email and asked if they sent it -235434;1349645625;pigeons;the ysaid they did -235433;1349645693;pigeons;are you saiying that me and practically all the people i trust here are lying? or at which point in this step did they fools us? cause i'll give you another way it was verified at that point -235432;1349645698;femtotube;I guess nefario was just bullshitting everyone in London -235431;1349645723;boonies4u-Andro;so the emails contained the information necessary to confirm that they sent you the email(s) -235430;1349645725;femtotube;moving glbse and what not. -235429;1349645727;boonies4u-Andro;so the emails contained the information necessary to confirm that they sent you the email(s)? -235428;1349645736;pigeons;one sec i'll show it to you -235427;1349645739;boonies4u-Andro;sorry, didn't realize I double posted -235426;1349645909;pigeons;http://pastebin.com/pyFKBRj5 -235425;1349645947;pigeons;look that guy up with google, call his office, ask if he sent the email about NY-8834 and what it's about -235424;1349645998;pigeons;I guess I had to literally beg you to believe that Yes The SEC is Interested IN GLBSE. -235423;1349646090;Chaang-Noi;yeah they are interested -235422;1349646105;rg;california girls we're undeniable -235421;1349646112;rg;fine fresh fierce we got it on lock -235420;1349646118;rg;sun kissed skin so hot -235419;1349646122;rg;we'll met your popsicle -235418;1349646124;rg;oh oh oh oh oh oh -235417;1349646126;rg;oh oh oh oh oh oh -235416;1349646169;smickles;rg, ftw -235415;1349646185;rg;sure doesnt feel like a win -235414;1349646189;rg;so much drama on the forum still -235413;1349646195;rg;about me saying 'glbse has backups' -235412;1349646203;rg;guruvan is now claiming that that's releasing customer info -235411;1349646226;rg;smickles breaths oxygen and needs food to live. -235410;1349646236;rg;^--- releasing customer info! -235409;1349646383;boonies4u-Andro;pigeons: i knew they were interested, I just didn't expect them to knock before coming in -235408;1349646422;pigeons;they did -235407;1349646477;rg;hehe -235406;1349646480;rg;this all started with pirate -235405;1349646486;rg;without pirate the SEC still wouldnt know what bitcoin is -235404;1349646493;pigeons;it did kinda start with pirate -235403;1349646504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65700 @ 0.000315 = 20.6955 BTC [-] -235402;1349646623;rg;i guess the funniest part about all this -235401;1349646627;rg;is it proves mircea correct -235400;1349646633;rg;with his glbse hate-paper -235399;1349646980;femtotube;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117009.msg1253694#msg1253694 -235398;1349647044;femtotube;this SEC bull shit is starting to sound more stupid by the minute. -235397;1349647054;pigeons;Evolvex works for the SEC and wants one link to visit -235396;1349647195;pigeons;Did theymos send the coins nefario claims to be waiting on? -235395;1349647227;boonies4u-Andro;"Matthewh3 - "All users coins on the GLBSE is safe and untouched. Nafario wants to return them as soon as possible as they are a legal liability to him. He also said he will soon have a way for asset issuers to pay dividends but not trade shares. "" -235394;1349647232;boonies4u-Andro;uhoh -235393;1349647265;boonies4u-Andro;sounds like those who don't want trouble can't sell their shares if they wanted to -235392;1349647319;pigeons;i worry from matthewh3's report that nefario may feel he needs those coins to pay a lawyer for survival may thus feel justified if he "can't" return them. -235391;1349647362;pigeons;But to be less shitty to nefario, I beleived what theymos reported word for word, and either theymos did stretch that, or nefario is lying -235390;1349647423;pigeons;anyway, the sooner coins are returned and accounts codes given out, the better. -235389;1349647578;boonies4u-Andro;true, but there will always be some people who won't submit documents -235388;1349647607;matthewh3;Nafario hasn't paid a penny in legal fees and no Theymos has not sent any coins. The only way everyone won't get there coins is if Theymos doesn't return them. That's all I'm saying from now on and probably shouldn't have even said that :/ -235387;1349647632;pigeons;yeah, well everything should be returned without submitting any documents other than the acocunt information nefario already has -235386;1349647683;boonies4u-Andro;Matthewh3 - "I think he will need full legal ID to pay back coins and shares. Otherwise he risks being charged with possible money laundering and/or funding terrorism. Tho he won't disclose that information unless requested by the government/police." -235385;1349647721;boonies4u-Andro;the question is what will happen to shares and coins that aren't claimed? -235384;1349647729;boonies4u-Andro;I think they should go back to the issuer if that is the case -235383;1349647741;pigeons;they go to the issuer anyway -235382;1349647752;matthewh3;I'm not Nefario's PR and probably shouldn't have spoke about our private conversation. -235381;1349647789;pigeons;i know you're not matthewh3, and thanks for letting us know, i understand what you're saying -235380;1349647817;boonies4u-Andro;probably not -235379;1349647952;pigeons;if you are shutting down, you get out as fast as you can, let everyone have their stuff back. if you require new id to give back someone's stuff, you either are going to give that info to somebody, or you think you may need to bargain giving that info to somebody in the future -235378;1349647982;pigeons;you wouldn't want to take everyone's info to add to the shit you're in otherwise -235377;1349648022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00031544 = 0.2524 BTC [+] -235376;1349648033;pigeons;if he doesn't end up asking for id then i was too critical of nefario -235375;1349648099;boonies4u-Andro;if he doesn't end up asking for id, GLBSE is going to be dead -235374;1349648117;boonies4u-Andro;and Nefario is going to go to jail -235373;1349648128;boonies4u-Andro;if this is as bad as we think it is -235372;1349648305;rg;i dont think nefario will go to jail -235371;1349648309;rg;they told him to stop-- he did -235370;1349648328;rg;now if glbse.bit or glbse.onion showed up -235369;1349648332;rg;theyd probably go after him again -235368;1349648358;boonies4u-Andro;if he doesn't end up asking for id -235367;1349648385;boonies4u-Andro;and he returns the coins -235366;1349648470;boonies4u-Andro;;;seen nefario -235365;1349648470;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 5 days, 23 hours, 21 minutes, and 13 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -235364;1349648486;boonies4u-Andro;hmmm -235363;1349648547;rdponticelli;;;echo nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 50 years, 1 week, 5 days, 23 hours, 21 minutes, and 13 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -235362;1349648548;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 50 years, 1 week, 5 days, 23 hours, 21 minutes, and 13 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -235361;1349648561;rdponticelli;There -235360;1349648672;dub;05-10-12-17:17--- NO_OOh1 [~james@92.40.254.189.threembb.co.uk] has joined #bitcoin-assets -235359;1349648679;dub;^last seen -235358;1349648702;matthewh3;I think if a I2p exchange popped up and used hybrid wallets like blockchain.info then users wouldn't have to worry about the OP's running off with all the coins. If an I2p exchange popped like the GLBSE, Cryptostocks or LTC-Global how could users trust them. I know The Silk Road as been operational for a while but it could just disappear anytime? -235357;1349649273;boonies4u-Andro;killed buffer? -235356;1349649276;boonies4u-Andro;that's new to me -235355;1349649359;dub;how bout nao -235354;1349649525;boonies4u-Andro;i know he could have put in any reason for quitting -235353;1349649532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00031508 = 5.0098 BTC [-] -235352;1349649534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62453 @ 0.000315 = 19.6727 BTC [-] -235351;1349649537;boonies4u-Andro;but "killed buffer" sounds like some kind of server message -235350;1349649545;dub;its not -235349;1349649757;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117009.0 -235348;1349649774;dub;brilliant move, say nothing to anyone except an illiterate 9 year old -235347;1349649852;boonies4u;I just realized I was using the wrong name -235346;1349649853;boonies4u;silly me -235345;1349650824;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 9 @ 0.08179875 = 0.7362 BTC [+] -235344;1349652354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35808 @ 0.000315 = 11.2795 BTC [-] -235343;1349653865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.00031333 = 8.8359 BTC [-] -235342;1349653896;grubles;!ticker s.dice -235341;1349653898;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.00327011 / 0.00339995 (454373 shares, 1,485.85 BTC), 30day: 0.0032 / 0.00333843 / 0.0034 (1700331 shares, 5,676.45 BTC) -235340;1349655379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00031235 = 0.3436 BTC [-] -235339;1349655380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00031177 = 9.8831 BTC [-] -235338;1349656918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2286 @ 0.00030962 = 0.7078 BTC [-] -235337;1349656918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9545 @ 0.0003096 = 2.9551 BTC [-] -235336;1349658365;PsychoticBoy;;;seen usagi -235335;1349658365;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 14 hours, 52 minutes, and 23 seconds ago: We own 2000 shares.. should be good if glbse comes up :/ -235334;1349658457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23100 @ 0.00030963 = 7.1525 BTC [+] -235333;1349658799;kakobrekla;jurov, may i suggest disabling the away thingy -235332;1349658852;jurov;why? it clutters the channel? -235331;1349658877;kakobrekla;kinda annoying and redundant -235330;1349659040;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: so I think usagi just ragequit forever -235329;1349659166;jurov;okay, znc set up, thx kakobrekla for reminder -235328;1349659183;kakobrekla;thanks -235327;1349659788;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: I dont really blame him -235326;1349659797;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: his assets got hit much worse than mine did -235325;1349659974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 192 @ 0.00031333 = 0.0602 BTC [+] -235324;1349659976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33408 @ 0.00031544 = 10.5382 BTC [+] -235323;1349660001;rg;[18:13] jurov, may i suggest disabling the away thingy -235322;1349660004;rg;pff -235321;1349660010;rg;doing nick|away is so 1995 -235320;1349660015;rg;jurov is just paying homage -235319;1349660016;rg;to the past -235318;1349660022;rg;i used to do nick-afk -235317;1349660023;rg;etc -235316;1349660041;Diablo-D3;I used to kline people for away. -235315;1349660051;rg;how long were you an ircop for -235314;1349660052;rg;a month? -235313;1349660064;Diablo-D3;on efnet? roughly that. -235312;1349660069;jurov;lol... did not realize, but i did return to irc after 15yrs -235311;1349660070;rg;makes sense -235310;1349660083;jcpham;so how is this train wreck doing -235309;1349660090;rg;;;ticker -235308;1349660090;gribble;Best bid: 11.80044, Best ask: 11.94, Bid-ask spread: 0.13956, Last trade: 11.94, 24 hour volume: 63403, 24 hour low: 11.7, 24 hour high: 12.6185 -235307;1349660096;rg;;;asks 12.70 -235306;1349660098;gribble;There are currently 14917.521 bitcoins offered at or under 12.7 USD, worth 184121.05157 USD in total. -235305;1349660132;Diablo-D3;jcpham: the train wreck is still going -235304;1349660146;pigeons;15 years is a long time people had to see that away message -235303;1349660148;Diablo-D3;pretty much every asset holder has said they wont return if their records can be recovered -235302;1349660253;jurov;yeah, i forgot my lil' server with linux 0.9 and irc bouncer is 15yrs running -235301;1349660306;Diablo-D3;>15 years ago, 0.9 -235300;1349660309;Diablo-D3;dont think so -235299;1349660494;Diablo-D3;I mean, hell, the first 2.0 came out like 16 years ago -235298;1349660511;Diablo-D3;which was a little before I started using linux -235297;1349660541;jurov;i started in '99, so don't remember much before -235296;1349660563;Diablo-D3;Ive been using linux for around that long -235295;1349660564;jurov;but it's always the same crap. only fucking artist can come up with such error msg: "problem-driven null cycle problems=1" -235294;1349660587;jurov;i'm trying to set up jackd to use instead of my hearing aids -235293;1349660613;Diablo-D3;I started linux when debian had potato unstable, and slink was released in 1999 -235292;1349660616;Diablo-D3;so Im thinking 1998 or so -235291;1349660621;jurov;if it works, it does nicely. but every while something blows up -235290;1349660630;Diablo-D3;so about 14-15 years ago -235289;1349660986;jcpham;what is linux -235288;1349661011;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 8 @ 0.10200758 = 0.8161 BTC [+] -235287;1349661018;jurov;some wannabe operating system -235286;1349661031;jcpham;never heard of it... is it like windows? -235285;1349661041;pigeons;it is now -235284;1349661053;jcpham;nice -235283;1349661061;pigeons;drinka PBR and move to Plan9 -235282;1349661074;Diablo-D3;heh plan9 =/ -235281;1349661078;jurov;i'll stay with CP/M, thanks -235280;1349661353;B0g4r7;Yea, I jumped into linux land around 1998ish. Redhat 5.2 baby. -235279;1349661438;B0g4r7;Even had a retail boxed copy I think. -235278;1349661442;B0g4r7;Wish I could find that now. -235277;1349662553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36500 @ 0.00031287 = 11.4198 BTC [-] -235276;1349662555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 842 @ 0.0003116 = 0.2624 BTC [-] -235275;1349663816;mircea_popescu; holy shit, the gov't representatives in romainia are elected by plurality, and they use a civil law based legal system? <<< yes. -235274;1349663910;mircea_popescu;femtotube> is that really true that there was so SEC etc agents poking at nefario? It was all just bullshit and excuse << the first part for sure. the 2nd very likely. -235273;1349664122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 473 @ 0.00349146 = 1.6515 BTC [+] -235272;1349664124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 77 @ 0.00345638 = 0.2661 BTC [-] -235271;1349664521;dub;check out atlas' latest vblog -235270;1349664523;dub;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0PeBwzvQds -235269;1349664907;mircea_popescu;atlas vblogs ?! -235268;1349664931;mircea_popescu;needs flash ;/ -235267;1349665267;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 4 @ 0.21743878 = 0.8698 BTC [-] -235266;1349665409;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/gallery/jdKRy -235265;1349665540;mircea_popescu;wff -235264;1349666693;dub;guess I should watch this gangam video or whatever -235263;1349666818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00031276 = 6.5054 BTC [+] -235262;1349666820;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120N] 2 @ 0.25 = 0.5 BTC [-] -235261;1349667026;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 177 @ 0.51951231 = 91.9537 BTC [+] -235260;1349667086;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 177 @ 0.51951231 = 91.9537 BTC [+] -235259;1349667107;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1 @ 0.51951231 BTC [+] -235258;1349668214;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 3 @ 0.21701203 = 0.651 BTC [-] -235257;1349668851;mircea_popescu;anyone looking for a little lol --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=116835.msg1254832#msg1254832 2nd quote -235256;1349668980;B0g4r7;Funny, a guy I know went to law school to study and then practice internet law. -235255;1349669020;mircea_popescu;internet law is thelaw! -235254;1349669185;B0g4r7;http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=807966 -235253;1349669271;mircea_popescu;tragedy of the anticommons -235252;1349669276;mircea_popescu;interesting concept -235251;1349669285;mircea_popescu;tho it'd be an countertragedy of commonds i guess -235250;1349669357;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the fuck. -235249;1349669362;mircea_popescu;yes ? -235248;1349669367;Diablo-D3;2nd quote -235247;1349669381;Diablo-D3;I need some sort of multidimensional popcorn machine -235246;1349669385;mircea_popescu;hashaha -235245;1349669478;mircea_popescu;so, am i the only person on btc interwebz who actually sued gubernment and won ? -235244;1349669724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48700 @ 0.00031236 = 15.2119 BTC [-] -235243;1349669725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00031224 = 4.4338 BTC [-] -235242;1349670184;B0g4r7;You might be. -235241;1349670186;B0g4r7;Romanian govt? -235240;1349670190;mircea_popescu;yea. -235239;1349670199;mircea_popescu;others never gave me the opportunity. -235238;1349671228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48700 @ 0.00031224 = 15.2061 BTC [-] -235237;1349672450;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 2 @ 0.09878951 = 0.1976 BTC [-] -235236;1349673338;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 777 @ 0.34645233 = 269.1935 BTC [-] -235235;1349673481;mircea_popescu;o wow glbse is back! -235234;1349673623;copumpkin;yes? -235233;1349673630;copumpkin;I don't see it -235232;1349673640;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: liar -235231;1349673647;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: things you would say if this was magical candy land? -235230;1349673657;mircea_popescu;i'm just being an asshole. -235229;1349673662;copumpkin;oh okay -235228;1349673665;mircea_popescu;copumpkin yes, this is dawg. -235227;1349673669;Azelphur;hi gulliblepumpkin -235226;1349673673;copumpkin;hi! -235225;1349673678;Azelphur;xD -235224;1349673967;Garr255; o wow glbse is back! -235223;1349673967;Garr255;mircea_popescu, you are a sick, sic, person -235222;1349673982;Garr255;lol -235221;1349674010;mircea_popescu;lol -235220;1349674033;mircea_popescu;gotta change my "hey, pirate paid!" line with something. -235219;1349674038;mircea_popescu;trying to keep with the trends. -235218;1349674315;grubles;mircea_popescu, looks like mpex is down -235217;1349674334;mircea_popescu;ya, i took it down to bring v2.0 -235216;1349674373;mircea_popescu;(also, there's an old ww2 air raid alarm that sounds if the site goes down) -235215;1349674380;mircea_popescu;(or so we think, as it's not happened yet) -235214;1349674470;grubles;i heard it -235213;1349674859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00031224 = 3.5908 BTC [-] -235212;1349674859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29288 @ 0.00031173 = 9.1299 BTC [-] -235211;1349674902;rdponticelli;Hey, mybitcoin returned the money! -235210;1349674929;rdponticelli;Hey, bittomat.pl is back in business! -235209;1349674940;rdponticelli;Etc... -235208;1349675062;mircea_popescu;at least mtgox stepped in and covered for the .pl neh ? -235207;1349675112;rdponticelli;Yeah, the only clusterfuck covered in bitcoin history? -235206;1349675311;rdponticelli;Glad that mtgox hasn't keep covering clusterfuck. They would own the whole economy at this moment -235205;1349675325;rdponticelli;And that economy would be nothing but debt -235204;1349675405;mircea_popescu;and it could rename itself to mtgous -235203;1349675449;mircea_popescu;but anyway. i offered to buy glbbq back in may. ofcourse then they were still into this "we know shit" mode. -235202;1349675450;rdponticelli;Or bitfdic -235201;1349675517;rdponticelli;Well, maybe you can buy it now.... -235200;1349675542;rdponticelli;And you can run the bitfdic -235199;1349675560;rdponticelli;Buy pirate, hashking, nkcrazze... -235198;1349675571;rdponticelli;Well, it's a long list.... -235197;1349675712;Diablo-D3;I wonder if we can claim this is our great depression -235196;1349675720;mircea_popescu;it kinda is. -235195;1349675729;mircea_popescu;past 6 weeks or so. -235194;1349675734;rdponticelli;Bring some keynessians! -235193;1349675751;rdponticelli;Let's print bitcoins! -235192;1349675788;rdponticelli;Let's pay for people to make holes, and for other people to close them! -235191;1349675794;rdponticelli;It has to work -235190;1349675869;mircea_popescu;lol -235189;1349675881;mircea_popescu;depressions are good. -235188;1349675885;mircea_popescu;they cull the weak. -235187;1349675913;mircea_popescu;teach people about their personal inferiority, force them to recognize and bow to their superiors, -235186;1349675921;mircea_popescu;a world without depressions is not worth living in. -235185;1349675936;rdponticelli;Well, now I'm depressed -235184;1349675939;rdponticelli;xD -235183;1349675941;mircea_popescu;lol -235182;1349675955;mircea_popescu;quick, let's print more rdponticelli ! -235181;1349675967;rdponticelli;No, please -235180;1349675977;dub;you dont print pasta -235179;1349675980;rdponticelli;That can't be good -235178;1349675982;dub;well, you can -235177;1349675991;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: there are no superiors here -235176;1349675998;Diablo-D3;even I failed at getting this shit rolling -235175;1349676003;Diablo-D3;and Im a fuckload better than the rest of you -235174;1349676005;mircea_popescu;apparently you need another depression. -235173;1349676014;mircea_popescu;don't worry, it'll come for you. -235172;1349676021;rdponticelli;I drop that idea when I saw Multiplicity -235171;1349676047;rdponticelli;All the other at the end will fuck your girl.... -235170;1349676345;rdponticelli;Diablo-D3: do you really wasn't aware when you was writing your plan that there wasn't a minimal chance that it would end well? -235169;1349676366;Diablo-D3;rdponticelli: did you just do a triple negative? -235168;1349676381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00031173 = 4.6136 BTC [-] -235167;1349676392;rdponticelli;Yeah, maybe you too when you tryied... -235166;1349676401;rdponticelli;:) -235165;1349676419;Diablo-D3;rdponticelli: there was a large chance of success if everyone pulled together -235164;1349676429;Diablo-D3;pretty much _no one_ pulled together -235163;1349676502;rdponticelli;Maybe... -235162;1349676518;rdponticelli;Maybe we just not have the same idea about largeness... -235161;1349676528;mircea_popescu;hahaha -235160;1349676537;mircea_popescu;great line to use on a girl, tell her you have a large cock -235159;1349676543;mircea_popescu;then in bed when she's all huh ? you go... -235158;1349676547;mircea_popescu;Maybe we just not have the same idea about largeness... -235157;1349676616;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.16390534 = 163.9053 BTC [-] -235156;1349676638;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: ;) -235155;1349676691;dub;just find smaller girls tbh -235154;1349676698;dub;cock looks bigger in their little hands -235153;1349676748;dub;at least thats what, my friend said -235152;1349676766;mircea_popescu;you have friends now ? -235151;1349677832;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 2 @ 0.21288428 = 0.4258 BTC [-] -235150;1349678971;novusordo;anyone know if nefario is requiring ID just for the bitcoin withdrawls, or for proof of ownership of assets as well? -235149;1349678998;mircea_popescu;novusordo noone knows anything. -235148;1349679014;novusordo;figured, just curious -235147;1349679015;rdponticelli;This ^^ -235146;1349679031;rdponticelli;It's just pure speculation -235145;1349679041;mircea_popescu;but i'm sure once pirate starts to pay people... -235144;1349679069;novusordo;maybe pirate is nefario -235143;1349679072;novusordo;is atlas -235142;1349679076;novusordo;is MNW -235141;1349679082;Diablo-D3;and zhoutong -235140;1349679103;mircea_popescu;throw obama in there while you're at it. -235139;1349679348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18712 @ 0.00031173 = 5.8331 BTC [-] -235138;1349679350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26488 @ 0.0003116 = 8.2537 BTC [-] -235137;1349708818;Chaaang-Noi;it is odd seeing nefario go after theymos, one of the most trusted people around -235136;1349708906;mircea_popescu;or at least trusted before his entire sell shares sinking ship thing. -235135;1349708978;Chaaang-Noi;who would not want to sell? also he was selling becasue he did not like the direction glbse was going, the legal path, theymos made that clear -235134;1349708987;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -235133;1349708987;gribble;Best bid: 11.02502, Best ask: 11.12, Bid-ask spread: 0.09498, Last trade: 11.02502, 24 hour volume: 86323, 24 hour low: 10.621, 24 hour high: 12.21 -235132;1349708993;mircea_popescu;whoa whoa -235131;1349708995;Chaaang-Noi;id sell too if i were theymos -235130;1349709001;mircea_popescu;ofcourse you would. -235129;1349709002;Chaaang-Noi;but he did want a lol price for it -235128;1349709011;mircea_popescu;point was you'd be acting on undisclosed insider info. -235127;1349709021;mircea_popescu;he should have FIRST delineated all the problems he was seeing -235126;1349709025;mircea_popescu;otherwise it's just fraud. -235125;1349709035;Chaaang-Noi;well he said he was selling becasue he did not want his name listed on the legal papers -235124;1349709052;Chaaang-Noi;i kinda trust him, i doubt he expected nefario to go bat shit crazy -235123;1349709056;mircea_popescu;he should have saiod "im selling because nefario will likely crash this thing and i'd rather get something than nothing" -235122;1349709065;mircea_popescu;anything other than that level of disclosure -> fraud. -235121;1349709072;Chaaang-Noi;im not so sure -235120;1349709086;mircea_popescu;ya well, this'd be why you're not so well trusted. -235119;1349709197;Chaaang-Noi;im pretty well trusted, im more than happy with the level of trust the comunity has given me -235118;1349709223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 282 @ 0.0032 = 0.9024 BTC [-] -235117;1349709225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 18 @ 0.0001 = 0.0018 BTC [-] -235116;1349709234;Chaaang-Noi;i have a lap top that works fine other than the scree will light up only about 2% of normal, just enough to know it is there... this is pretty much fucked right? -235115;1349709282;mircea_popescu;you can prolly set luminiosity somewhere -235114;1349709283;kakobrekla;replace the backlight -235113;1349709315;mircea_popescu;"I've decided Nefario will get a scammer tag for this. " -235112;1349709324;kakobrekla;who what? -235111;1349709325;Chaaang-Noi;link mp? -235110;1349709343;Chaaang-Noi;kakobrekla is that pretty easy to do at a computer shop? -235109;1349709365;kakobrekla;well dunno, its not a rocket science -235108;1349709380;mircea_popescu;badbear -235107;1349709384;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.540 -235106;1349709536;kakobrekla;umm -235105;1349709542;kakobrekla;why is theymos saying thankyou -235104;1349709549;kakobrekla;isnt he in the same mess -235103;1349709556;mircea_popescu;lol -235102;1349709564;mircea_popescu;cause theymos owns the forum and has asked the guy to do it ? -235101;1349709620;Chaaang-Noi;thanks for the link -235100;1349709722;mircea_popescu;and we're under 11. -235099;1349709731;Chaaang-Noi;back under 11 -235098;1349709734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100000 @ 0.00295 = 295 BTC [+] -235097;1349709740;mircea_popescu;meh. -235096;1349709798;Chaaang-Noi;as long as it stays over 7.5 im happy -235095;1349709801;Chaaang-Noi;btw go LTC :) -235094;1349709804;rdponticelli;Zombie apocalypsis -235093;1349709833;rdponticelli;Go, go -235092;1349709859;kakobrekla;;;ticker -235091;1349709860;gribble;Best bid: 10.96809, Best ask: 11.089, Bid-ask spread: 0.12091, Last trade: 11.089, 24 hour volume: 87181, 24 hour low: 10.621, 24 hour high: 12.21 -235090;1349709986;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -235089;1349709988;gribble;Current Blocks: 202360 | Current Difficulty: 3054627.5269486 | Next Difficulty At Block: 203615 | Next Difficulty In: 1255 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 0 hours, 29 minutes, and 15 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2953812.97685027 | Estimated Percent Change: -3.30038766458 -235088;1349709992;kakobrekla;oh wow -235087;1349710010;mircea_popescu;There has been [for awhile] a fairly reasonable service from MtGox lately as far as withdrawals were going. Is it going back to trouble mode? I have week worth of withdrawals, all don't move. -235086;1349710014;kakobrekla;i dont get it -235085;1349710020;mircea_popescu;wow was mtgox running on partial funds ? -235084;1349710031;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/etc/btc/ -235083;1349710041;kakobrekla;why would be people unplugging them hashers -235082;1349710057;kakobrekla;its not that bad yet -235081;1349710063;kakobrekla;especially with 25 comming -235080;1349710072;rdponticelli;Famous death spiral? -235079;1349710091;kakobrekla;scared of diff -235078;1349710093;kakobrekla;lol -235077;1349710094;kakobrekla;dunno -235076;1349710124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100000 @ 0.0028 = 280 BTC [-] -235075;1349710124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100000 @ 0.0026 = 260 BTC [-] -235074;1349710126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 42700 @ 0.0024 = 102.48 BTC [-] -235073;1349710136;mircea_popescu;for crying out loud. -235072;1349710138;rdponticelli;Wow -235071;1349710151;kakobrekla;mp errything alrite there? -235070;1349710154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.0024 = 4.56 BTC [-] -235069;1349710163;mircea_popescu;afaik ?! -235068;1349710205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 38288 @ 0.0024 = 91.8912 BTC [-] -235067;1349710231;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -235066;1349710233;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0001 / 0.0027205 / 0.00320001 (399098 shares, 1,085.75 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.003221 / 0.0034 (2081519 shares, 6,704.59 BTC) -235065;1349710236;rdponticelli;Seems like the crash has just begun -235064;1349710241;mircea_popescu;hm. -235063;1349710262;rdponticelli;Hope not -235062;1349710295;Chaaang-Noi;i could see 7.5 being retested -235061;1349710319;kakobrekla;nah -235060;1349710319;mircea_popescu;we see. -235059;1349710354;mircea_popescu;yest was massive dump on mpoe day -235058;1349710360;mircea_popescu;day before massive dump on giga.etf day -235057;1349710363;mircea_popescu;i guess it's a blessed week. -235056;1349710381;Chaaang-Noi;long weekend in usa im sure is also hurting the btc price -235055;1349710399;mircea_popescu;heck, let it go to two for all i care. -235054;1349710405;mircea_popescu;i buy a little more :D -235053;1349710454;rdponticelli;You'll buy it all... -235052;1349710456;rdponticelli;xD -235051;1349710468;mircea_popescu;lol -235050;1349710471;rdponticelli;Share a little, if you do -235049;1349710474;mircea_popescu;i'll leave 1 btc for all the rest of you to split up -235048;1349710495;rdponticelli;Ok, I can use it -235047;1349710564;kakobrekla;lucky i paid for my ssds at 13 usd -235046;1349710569;mircea_popescu;Security through obscurity is not security. Passwords are security through obscurity, so yes, it is. -235045;1349710570;mircea_popescu;ahaha -235044;1349710616;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 10 @ 0.05651891 = 0.5652 BTC [+] -235043;1349710952;mircea_popescu;soo gigavps is getting a lawyer too. -235042;1349710956;mircea_popescu;curious how far this goes. -235041;1349710977;kakobrekla;jeez. -235040;1349711033;rdponticelli;Lots of overacting, imho -235039;1349711062;kakobrekla;Another reason to keep bond fees high :> -235038;1349711633;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] [PAID] 1000000 @ 0.00003459 = 34.58804 BTC -235037;1349711737;mircea_popescu;that's three weeks that were actually paid. if/when giga manages to sort out the glbbq mess there'll be more. -235036;1349711801;rdponticelli;Tasty -235035;1349711963;mircea_popescu;I am meeting with my lawyers this week to investigate the legality of operating a bitcoin stock exchange, or something along those lines, in Canada. I deal with a global law firm that does a lot of work in the financial sector, so they should be able to provide me with a solid footing. -235034;1349711963;mircea_popescu;After the legal issues are sorted out, my main concern is how to create one that is not centralized, and not run by a small group of people. I am already working with some top notch security and hosting people, -235033;1349711970;mircea_popescu;how many times have we read this ? -235032;1349712097;rg;i vote that we just let rg have all our money -235031;1349712159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17112 @ 0.0024 = 41.0688 BTC [-] -235030;1349712161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300000 @ 0.0022 = 660 BTC [-] -235029;1349712162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 52888 @ 0.0018 = 95.1984 BTC [-] -235028;1349712170;mircea_popescu;you have got to be motherfucking kidding me. -235027;1349712197;rdponticelli;That guy wanted out... -235026;1349712220;mircea_popescu;guys wanted out all day wtf. -235025;1349712225;rdponticelli;Why I believe all that money is headed directly into an exchange? -235024;1349712261;kakobrekla;who posted that -235023;1349712276;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli o rly, i dunno... -235022;1349712288;kakobrekla;>> 14:59.30 ( mircea_popescu ) I am meeting with my lawyer -235021;1349712289;kakobrekla;this -235020;1349712292;kakobrekla;url? -235019;1349712301;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115553.msg1251984#msg1251984 -235018;1349712314;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, srsly, when you quote, urlpls automagic -235017;1349712321;mircea_popescu;aite. -235016;1349712324;mircea_popescu;didn't want to spam -235015;1349712358;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.31012557 = 310.1256 BTC [-] -235014;1349712374;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.2400318 = 240.0318 BTC [-] -235013;1349712390;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.18222296 = 182.223 BTC [-] -235012;1349712550;rdponticelli;So, it was out from S.DICE to short calls... -235011;1349712574;mircea_popescu;those were bought i think -235010;1349712576;mircea_popescu;not sold -235009;1349712593;mircea_popescu;.py 310.1256 + 240.0318 + 182.223 -235008;1349712594;markac;732.3804 -235007;1349712599;rdponticelli;Oh -235006;1349712600;mircea_popescu;it would cover... -235005;1349712611;mircea_popescu;tho you'd have to be imo insane to sell s.dice half price to buy calls. -235004;1349712613;mircea_popescu;but who knows. -235003;1349712645;rdponticelli;Maybe somebody knows something... -235002;1349712756;mircea_popescu;.py 6 / 15.0 -235001;1349712758;markac;0.4 -235000;1349712774;mircea_popescu;stands to profit 90 btc on those c090t if btc goes to 15 -234999;1349712861;mircea_popescu;http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/pirate-party-member-julia-schramm-slammed-for-defending-copyright-a-856977.html -234998;1349712862;mircea_popescu;lulzy -234997;1349713143;pigeons;http://mathbabe.org/2012/10/06/dissolve-the-sec/ -234996;1349713301;mircea_popescu;ou know that if I can actually consider paying the fine myself, then the fine is too small. -234995;1349713305;mircea_popescu;retard alarm. -234994;1349713383;mircea_popescu;http://www.capex.com/ this is kinda lulzy. -234993;1349713395;mircea_popescu;from here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117156.0 -234992;1349713432;pigeons;its a game -234991;1349713460;mircea_popescu;haha is that a meme ? -234990;1349713972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00031245 = 4.4993 BTC [-] -234989;1349713973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56800 @ 0.0003125 = 17.75 BTC [+] -234988;1349715494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 707 @ 0.00031338 = 0.2216 BTC [+] -234987;1349715496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4975 @ 0.0003137 = 1.5607 BTC [+] -234986;1349715497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54318 @ 0.00031379 = 17.0444 BTC [+] -234985;1349715861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00031271 BTC [-] -234984;1349716506;Chaang-Noi;Update:we will begin processing account closures and returning bitcoin later today. -234983;1349716515;Chaang-Noi;account closures? -234982;1349716533;Chaang-Noi;that was not expected -234981;1349716568;Azelphur;Chaang-Noi: what is returning? -234980;1349716569;pigeons;nice, look, the whole situation sucks, he's closing down so your accounts will be closed. let's just hope for the best that everyone gets their coins back and an accounting of who owns what -234979;1349716616;Chaang-Noi;yeah it would be nice if people got their coins back. -234978;1349716631;Chaang-Noi;but this asset thing is going to be a mess, a massive mess -234977;1349716652;Azelphur;get their btc back from... -234976;1349716655;Azelphur;context people, context :P -234975;1349716657;Chaang-Noi;GLBSE -234974;1349716661;Chaang-Noi;www.glbse.com -234973;1349716674;Azelphur;ah cool -234972;1349716684;pigeons;its going to be a massive mess, we know that, as long as it keeps moving forward from here, its better than moving backward or not moving -234971;1349716702;Chaang-Noi;not really sure why thats cool, im sure most people have invested in now worthless assets, not have btc being held on glbse -234970;1349716725;Azelphur;my asset is still worth as much as I paid for it \o/ -234969;1349716760;pigeons;well lets see if everybody gets back the coins they do have an accounting of what they have and then we can bitch about how it sucks -234968;1349716763;Chaang-Noi;i agree pigeons but i expect things will slow down. iv already been told i cant accept the code system glbse gave me -234967;1349716779;Chaang-Noi;when i say slow down i mean stop. -234966;1349716785;pigeons;what are your suggestions for an alternate to the code system? -234965;1349716796;Chaang-Noi;i have no suggestions. -234964;1349716822;pigeons;is your main concern with the code system that you don't trust that the information is accurate? -234963;1349716841;Chaang-Noi;i can only accept the code system if nefario will take the liability for it going bad and BS aml stuff. -234962;1349716851;pigeons;i see -234961;1349716873;Chaang-Noi;as far as i know he is giving these codes to terrorists and is using me to launder money. -234960;1349716891;pigeons;whatever -234959;1349716918;Chaang-Noi;i know, it sucks. i had hoped nefario would be able to come up with a better option -234958;1349716918;kakobrekla;pirate could be a terrorists laudring money ... you didnt have a problem back then? -234957;1349716932;Chaang-Noi;i got a lawyer since then. -234956;1349716936;kakobrekla;... -234955;1349716945;Chaang-Noi;also i did aml pirate -234954;1349716961;Chaang-Noi;i know who pirate is, -234953;1349716981;kakobrekla;and how does that help you now -234952;1349716986;copumpkin;AML = anti money-laundering -234951;1349717009;copumpkin;AML = Acute myeloid leukemia -234950;1349717011;Chaang-Noi;if the feds arrest me and ask me where the money went i can say pirate and i can say why. -234949;1349717053;Chaang-Noi;if i take the code system and the feds arrest me i can say i dont know where it went and cuz i trusted some guy who was made at me named nefario... -234948;1349717060;Chaang-Noi;mad* -234947;1349717081;Chaang-Noi;the coins need to go to nefario first so he can verrify that the correct owners get them -234946;1349717092;Chaang-Noi;and i thought he was going to do something like that -234945;1349717101;Chaang-Noi;i was told he was, and i guess he still might. -234944;1349717114;Chaang-Noi;but that update did not sound too good. -234943;1349717365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3435 @ 0.00031271 = 1.0742 BTC [-] -234942;1349717366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00031234 = 5.2785 BTC [-] -234941;1349717368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33265 @ 0.0003115 = 10.362 BTC [-] -234940;1349718785;leotreasure;how does nefario know where to send all our coins to? -234939;1349718855;femtotube;in short, nefario made huge present to all the sec issuers? -234938;1349718905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8382 @ 0.00031379 = 2.6302 BTC [+] -234937;1349718906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67718 @ 0.00031425 = 21.2804 BTC [+] -234936;1349718987;Chaang-Noi;no, the sec issuers are pretty screwed. they are now in a very bad spot. -234935;1349719007;Chaang-Noi;if nefario does what i think he will. he however might not so we will just have to wait. -234934;1349719056;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: I've heard other people saying legal advice they received suggested that issuers (even in the US) would be shielded by the fact that nefario acted as more than an exchange, and he would thus be on the hook for the issuance of bad securities -234933;1349719065;copumpkin;rather than the people we generally consider the issuers -234932;1349719073;femtotube;how come Chaang-Noi? They have the coin and "no way to pay" back -234931;1349719123;Chaang-Noi;yes copumpkin, that is what i was told to and one of the meany reasons why i should not accept a code system. -234930;1349719131;copumpkin;a code system? -234929;1349719148;Chaang-Noi;femtotube just because they have btc does not mean they can spend them. they ahve to hold them forever until this gets solved. -234928;1349719156;femtotube;btw, I am in attempting to set up a OT server to see how it works and can it be used to pick up where GLBSE left off -234927;1349719164;copumpkin;anyway, I'd much prefer if nobody got screwed over this, especially people I like -234926;1349719170;femtotube;Chaang-Noi: not in this scammers an liars community :) -234925;1349719170;copumpkin;so can we arrange that, kthx? -234924;1349719177;Chaang-Noi;copumpkin you must not know about my assets being delisted and me being given a "code system" to find the asset holders? -234923;1349719189;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: nah, I'm way behind the times -234922;1349719202;femtotube;Chaang-Noi: I also had a code to get something from your securities -234921;1349719206;copumpkin;sounds baroque though -234920;1349719210;femtotube;guess what, site is gone :( -234919;1349719221;copumpkin;just like Bach -234918;1349719247;Chaang-Noi;well copumpkin my assets were delisted. i was then givien a bunch of random numbers, the share holderes were then mailed a matching code. and we are supposed to meet up somehow and trade assets for codes. -234917;1349719255;copumpkin;lol -234916;1349719260;copumpkin;sounds ridiculous -234915;1349719266;Chaang-Noi;extreamly -234914;1349719272;Ukto;pigeons: I have a suggestion for alternative -234913;1349719274;Ukto;still working on it -234912;1349719275;Ukto;:) -234911;1349719276;Chaang-Noi;no one execpts that system -234910;1349719283;copumpkin;I feel like he would've done a lot better if he'd had professional advice -234909;1349719286;Ukto;I havent shown you yet. :P -234908;1349719286;copumpkin;or paid attention to it or something -234907;1349719291;copumpkin;but he did so much stupid stuff -234906;1349719303;Chaang-Noi;why did i get poked? -234905;1349719310;copumpkin;I still would prefer him not to get in trouble though -234904;1349719327;Chaang-Noi;people can use the codes more than once -234903;1349719342;Chaang-Noi;i have no way to know what code has been used twice, what one is real, its soo crazy -234902;1349719344;Ukto;what codes? wait? -234901;1349719356;Chaang-Noi;i was e-mailed a bunch of random numbers -234900;1349719371;Chaang-Noi;people are to then send me their secret code and then problem solved... -234899;1349719378;copumpkin;I guess you're expected to keep records -234898;1349719382;copumpkin;of which codes have been used -234897;1349719390;Chaang-Noi;nefario made up a system that clearly wont work for more than one reason -234896;1349719392;copumpkin;are they long/random enough to be unguessable? -234895;1349719403;Ukto;actually -234894;1349719403;Chaang-Noi;what if a code is used more than once? -234893;1349719408;Ukto;thats waht I had been planning -234892;1349719410;Ukto;for him to do -234891;1349719424;Chaang-Noi;how do i know that the code holder really had the asset? -234890;1349719425;Ukto;lets hope he was smarter than that -234889;1349719425;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: I guess you're just supposed to keep a spreadsheet or a file somewhere with a list of the ones you've paid? -234888;1349719428;Ukto;have you laoded the data -234887;1349719431;Ukto;to see if thereare dupes? -234886;1349719434;Ukto;whats the ranges? -234885;1349719438;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: you need to trust nefario! sounds like a smart thing to do :) -234884;1349719451;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i can not do this without trusting nefario -234883;1349719452;Ukto;i agree with copumpkin: with proper care, there would be no dupes -234882;1349719457;Chaang-Noi;sadly right now i can not trust nefario -234881;1349719459;copumpkin;sure, you can avoid dupes -234880;1349719465;copumpkin;you still need to trust nefario's honesty and competence -234879;1349719468;Ukto;Chaang-Noi: your just going to pay out right? -234878;1349719472;Chaang-Noi;these codes have already been sold -234877;1349719474;copumpkin;I don't think he's malicious, but I'm not too sure about the second half -234876;1349719474;Ukto;sucks, i expected him to take longer -234875;1349719486;Ukto;what? -234874;1349719487;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: did he give you how much each code owned? -234873;1349719487;Chaang-Noi;what happens when someone sells a valid code but its already been used? -234872;1349719488;Ukto;codes are sold ? -234871;1349719493;Chaang-Noi;or the guy who sold it uses it later? -234870;1349719496;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: caveat emptor -234869;1349719502;Ukto;first come first serv -234868;1349719504;copumpkin;those things shouldn't be sold -234867;1349719505;Ukto;tell ppl not to buy them -234866;1349719506;Chaang-Noi;people are selling their codes like they would an asset but otc -234865;1349719515;Ukto;thats their problem -234864;1349719517;Ukto;they shouldnt do it -234863;1349719519;copumpkin;buyers need to confirm with you that the code is valid -234862;1349719520;Chaang-Noi;first come first serv? lol -234861;1349719523;Ukto;r buy it -234860;1349719526;Ukto;if they wanna trade them -234859;1349719529;Ukto;have the original contact you -234858;1349719530;jcpham;the code is to be sold, not told -234857;1349719530;copumpkin;YOU GOT SERVED -234856;1349719532;Ukto;and the new buyer contact you -234855;1349719533;copumpkin;(FIRST) -234854;1349719536;Ukto;and do it through you -234853;1349719549;Chaang-Noi;iv been told i cant accept the code system anyway. -234852;1349719556;Chaang-Noi;im not a stock exchange. -234851;1349719559;Ukto;what? -234850;1349719568;Ukto;now i am mroe confused -234849;1349719578;Ukto;i thoguth the code was to show proof of ownership ? -234848;1349719585;Chaang-Noi;i can not accept the liability nefario had when he sold the assets -234847;1349719590;Ukto;and did users get their codes for their holdings? -234846;1349719597;Chaang-Noi;but the code system cant be trusted -234845;1349719614;Chaang-Noi;i was told user have codes, some people have codes -234844;1349719627;jcpham;fight the power. f-f-f-f-fight the power -234843;1349719630;Diablo-D3;YES -234842;1349719632;Diablo-D3;YES YES YES YES YES -234841;1349719635;Diablo-D3;YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS -234840;1349719640;Ukto;wait wait, is this ONLY for your assets? or for any asset due to closing ? -234839;1349719644;Chaang-Noi;iv seen some of the codes sent to me via email from supposed glbse customers -234838;1349719646;Diablo-D3;NEFARIO IS GOING TO GET SCAMMER TAG -234837;1349719650;Chaang-Noi;but as far as i know its all nefario :/ -234836;1349719651;Diablo-D3;BADBEAR CONFIRMED IT -234835;1349719653;Diablo-D3;FUCK YES -234834;1349719658;Chaang-Noi;d3 he got it already -234833;1349719660;Ukto;hey Diablo-D3 -234832;1349719661;Ukto;pm -234831;1349719664;Diablo-D3;YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS -234830;1349719697;Chaang-Noi;ukto i dont know what nefario ha done for other assets, only mine -234829;1349719747;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: well, you know he tried to fuck me -234828;1349719756;Ukto;he fucked everyone -234827;1349719759;Ukto;what u talkin bout willis -234826;1349719764;Chaang-Noi;yeah he is fucking everyone -234825;1349719780;Chaang-Noi;nefario went bat shit crazy -234824;1349719790;Ukto;well -234823;1349719794;Ukto;thers is some stuff apaprently -234822;1349719804;Chaang-Noi;stuff? -234821;1349719809;Diablo-D3;Ukto: he tried to fuck me before getting fucked by nefario was popular -234820;1349719831;Ukto;Diablo-D3: i honestly wonder if my accoutn being 'hacked' was getting fucked by him too now -234819;1349719844;Ukto;he was living off of glbse -234818;1349719851;Ukto;told me himself he had no other income -234817;1349719856;Chaang-Noi;yes he was living off of glbse -234816;1349719866;Diablo-D3;yeah, Im wondering how many BTC I actually lost in DMC, or if he actually stole them -234815;1349719870;Ukto;he said only from profits though, but -234814;1349719872;Chaang-Noi;and there were many accounts hacked that did not seem like they should ahve been -234813;1349719874;Diablo-D3;I mean, why else would he intentionally fail to audit me -234812;1349719879;Diablo-D3;he didnt want people to know what he was doing -234811;1349719886;Diablo-D3;and he realized he would get caught -234810;1349720036;Ukto;I just need another.. 2~4 hours -234809;1349720055;Ukto;and i will have a solution for when nefario releases everyones info -234808;1349720069;Chaang-Noi;he can make info public -234807;1349720072;Chaang-Noi;violates his tos -234806;1349720085;Chaang-Noi;cant* -234805;1349720152;Ukto;what tos? i dont see one on the site -234804;1349720154;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: you mean like that passport photo he published? :P -234803;1349720160;Chaang-Noi;yeah -234802;1349720161;Ukto;as far as I am concerned, he changed his tos to nothingness -234801;1349720162;copumpkin;perhaps it's shutting down cause he got sued over that -234800;1349720172;Chaang-Noi;thats why i never gave him my passport photo... -234799;1349720181;Ukto;that was stupid -234798;1349720182;Ukto;btw -234797;1349720192;Ukto;and childish -234796;1349720195;Ukto;he hadtoo many issues -234795;1349720210;Chaang-Noi;nefario has proven himself to be fail over and over, he just thought he was hot shit and protected -234794;1349720221;Chaang-Noi;i responded ukto -234793;1349720232;copumpkin;I bet Ukto has +R -234792;1349720233;Chaang-Noi;* Ukto :You must log in with services to message this user -234791;1349720235;copumpkin;and Chaang-Noi is not identified -234790;1349720237;Chaang-Noi;fix your shit ukto -234789;1349720240;Chaang-Noi;:) -234788;1349720241;Ukto;my shits fixed -234787;1349720242;Ukto;login -234786;1349720243;Ukto;foo -234785;1349720244;Ukto;:P -234784;1349720255;copumpkin;it's the fucking goatse guy's fault -234783;1349720260;Ukto;it is -234782;1349720263;copumpkin;if he wasn't baring his asshole to everyone, we wouldn't have +R -234781;1349720265;Ukto;is he still doing it? -234780;1349720275;copumpkin;beats me, but I just turned it on unconditionally in my client -234779;1349720279;Ukto;hehehe -234778;1349720412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 282 @ 0.00031425 = 0.0886 BTC [+] -234777;1349720413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33918 @ 0.00031458 = 10.6699 BTC [+] -234776;1349720438;grubles;!ticker s.dice -234775;1349720440;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0001 / 0.00243113 / 0.0032 (753188 shares, 1,831.10 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00305967 / 0.0034 (2451519 shares, 7,500.86 BTC) -234774;1349720904;Ukto;anyone happen to have a screenshot of the asset page details? specifically the bid/ask tables? (for any asset) -234773;1349720910;Ukto;I am kinda curious about something -234772;1349720918;Ukto;cant find it on google images -234771;1349721024;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/46/cB/1r4yqzFX/glbse.png -234770;1349721589;Ukto;awsome -234769;1349721592;Ukto;you rock kakobrekla :) -234768;1349721924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6983 @ 0.00031458 = 2.1967 BTC [+] -234767;1349721926;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 3 @ 0.25780139 = 0.7734 BTC [+] -234766;1349722011;Diablo-D3;btw -234765;1349722015;Diablo-D3;theres also the DMC swap chart -234764;1349722024;Diablo-D3;that has approximately the last bids and asks for a lot of assets -234763;1349722144;rdponticelli;Ukto: did you want a snapshot of the glbse assets page? -234762;1349722179;Ukto;http://i.imgur.com/EHJaG.png <-- that? -234761;1349722191;Ukto;or http://i.imgur.com/Q0aYW.png -234760;1349722191;Ukto;? -234759;1349722247;rdponticelli;Ok, you found it? -234758;1349722277;Ukto;:) -234757;1349722307;Ukto;as it woudl be pointless to mention before finding out if any asset creators want to continue -234756;1349722331;rdponticelli;Because some guy made one for my asset in it's thead, but I'm looking at it now and it's only the orderbook and the forms -234755;1349722432;rdponticelli;Anyway, this is it, if it's worthwhile: -234754;1349722432;rdponticelli;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99710.msg1145265#msg1145265 -234753;1349722517;rdponticelli;Well, I had also saved the page with the portfolio of my asset account... -234752;1349722679;kakobrekla;i dont even know my password -234751;1349722689;Ukto;? -234750;1349722714;kakobrekla;im guessing there will be a login of some sorts -234749;1349722725;Ukto;based on Chaang-Noi -234748;1349722727;Ukto;i expect there wont be -234747;1349722738;Ukto;asset holders will get a list of codes+amounts -234746;1349722745;Chaang-Noi;think he will collect aml docs? -234745;1349722747;Ukto;and the holders will get a list of matching codes+amount -234744;1349722754;Ukto;no, too much work -234743;1349722759;copumpkin;asset holder can be abbreviated to ass-hol -234742;1349722836;rdponticelli;Everything can, and even should be abbreviated to ass-something -234741;1349722841;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 2 @ 0.38882848 = 0.7777 BTC [-] -234740;1349722849;Chaang-Noi;lol copumkin -234739;1349722851;rdponticelli;assbot was just the pioneer -234738;1349722852;Chaang-Noi;i might use that :) -234737;1349723042;Cylta;glbs is closed? -234736;1349723083;Cylta;(rumour from #bitcoin-otc, want to check is it true or not) -234735;1349723096;mircea_popescu;Cylta has been closed for a week or so -234734;1349723102;rdponticelli;lol -234733;1349723136;rdponticelli;Bad news: bitcoinica isn't in business anymore -234732;1349723162;Chaang-Noi;whay about mybitcoin ? -234731;1349723169;Chaang-Noi;still going? -234730;1349723179;Ukto;Cylta: http://www.glbse.com -234729;1349723183;Ukto;and you will have your answer -234728;1349723191;Cylta;mircea_popescu: so, you are the only, who have a stock exchange with bitcoins? -234727;1349723193;Ukto;dont trust the word of random irc ppl -234726;1349723196;rdponticelli;Don't tell me mybitcoin has fallen! -234725;1349723199;mircea_popescu;Cylta look in !topic -234724;1349723214;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli o wow ?! when did that happen -234723;1349723223;Ukto;0,0!! -234722;1349723226;rdponticelli;I don't know -234721;1349723231;Cylta;mircea_popescu: oh, right... -234720;1349723232;rdponticelli;Ask Chaang-Noi -234719;1349723239;Chaang-Noi;what? -234718;1349723264;Chaang-Noi;i cant change the topic here -234717;1349723287;Chaang-Noi;kakobreka does that i think -234716;1349723514;Chaang-Noi;off to watch boardwalk, peace -234715;1349724385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4743 @ 0.00031458 = 1.4921 BTC [+] -234714;1349725564;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi did you eventually get your btc balance from glbse ? -234713;1349725584;Chaang-Noi;some -234712;1349725597;Chaang-Noi;i expect more -234711;1349725612;Chaang-Noi;i just asked for the "undisputed btc" -234710;1349725622;mircea_popescu;um. what % is that ? what's the nature of the dispute ? -234709;1349725652;Chaang-Noi;i dont know the nature. i still do not know why my account was closed and my assets seized -234708;1349725693;mircea_popescu;ok, so did you get 99% of your btc ? 1% ? 50% ? -234707;1349725769;Chaang-Noi;i do not have an exact number but i expect a signiificant amount more -234706;1349725785;Chaang-Noi;i did not know my exact blance -234705;1349725793;Chaang-Noi;i made the mistake of trusting nefario... -234704;1349725829;CoinMasterFlex;i made the mistake of trusting -234703;1349725885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13203 @ 0.00031458 = 4.1534 BTC [+] -234702;1349726037;Azelphur;I make the mistake -234701;1349726041;Azelphur;made* -234700;1349726134;Chaang-Noi;i trusted glbse cuz people like theymos were in it -234699;1349726161;Chaang-Noi;after dealing with a year of nefario its so clear now he is a crazy baby -234698;1349727085;mircea_popescu;im getting arab hating spam now. wtf is wrong with people. -234697;1349727156;copumpkin;o.O -234696;1349727196;Ukto;0,o -234695;1349727368;Chaang-Noi;? -234694;1349727375;Chaang-Noi;on that note... night -234693;1349727425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5253 @ 0.00031458 = 1.6525 BTC [+] -234692;1349727427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11910 @ 0.00031471 = 3.7482 BTC [+] -234691;1349727430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13337 @ 0.00031478 = 4.1982 BTC [+] -234690;1349728051;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117235.0 scammer tag called for theymos. -234689;1349728237;mircea_popescu;i must confess i like the emotional responses people come up with -234688;1349728318;Ukto;y? cause he trid to sell his shares? -234687;1349728320;Ukto;*clicks* -234686;1349728336;mircea_popescu;cause he tried to sell shares in something he either did know or should have known was worthless -234685;1349728342;mircea_popescu;and made no attempt to disclose what he knew. -234684;1349728352;mircea_popescu;and misrepresented what he was selling. -234683;1349728388;Criminalio;mircea_popescu it only appears now in hindsight that he _may have_ misrepresented himself publicly -234682;1349728403;Criminalio;use weaker language until you are sure -234681;1349728440;Criminalio;then give me all of your bitcoins because I've got a deal for you -234680;1349728441;DeaDTerra1;How about giving the whole forum a scammer tag :) We might as well with all the accusations coming down -234679;1349728445;mircea_popescu;no. he claimed he's selling his 23% -234678;1349728449;mircea_popescu;then... it wasn't his 23% -234677;1349728525;Criminalio;some might say that the pirate thing escalated -234676;1349728532;Criminalio;after theymos didn't get an invite -234675;1349728541;Criminalio;and goat's passthrough came about -234674;1349728546;mircea_popescu;some may say many things, including those. i didn't say them. -234673;1349728548;Criminalio;...some might say that -234672;1349728554;mircea_popescu;i stuck to the facts. -234671;1349728590;Criminalio;It's more fun to make things up and write my own history -234670;1349728849;mircea_popescu;hey, ejoy. -234669;1349728925;mircea_popescu;150 replies ? -234668;1349728931;Ukto;what did MPEX have to do with that thread... -234667;1349728938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44400 @ 0.00031363 = 13.9252 BTC [-] -234666;1349728938;Ukto;4th post or so -234665;1349728939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00031274 = 0.6568 BTC [-] -234664;1349728955;mircea_popescu;i dunno -234663;1349728961;rdponticelli;Just put a scammer tag in every single satoshi -234662;1349728965;mircea_popescu;lol -234661;1349728975;mircea_popescu;it'd be the new and improved scatoshi -234660;1349728992;rdponticelli;And everybody who anytime touched a single satoshi would be life marked -234659;1349729007;mircea_popescu;aka scatoshi'd. -234658;1349729010;rdponticelli;Done -234657;1349729018;rdponticelli;And we can end with that scammer subforum -234656;1349729468;rdponticelli;Maybe bulanula can admin the forum -234655;1349729474;rdponticelli;At least he's a harmless scammer -234654;1349729505;mircea_popescu;ahahah -234653;1349729549;rdponticelli;Well, not precisely harmless, but at least the less harmful of the scammers -234652;1349729674;mircea_popescu;what did he do again ? -234651;1349729680;mircea_popescu;is he the guy with the advertising mispayment ? -234650;1349729717;rdponticelli;Yeah, something like that -234649;1349729739;rdponticelli;Somebody payd him in excess, and he kept the difference -234648;1349729803;mircea_popescu;a right. -234647;1349730477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37900 @ 0.00031274 = 11.8528 BTC [-] -234646;1349730645;rdponticelli;I'll ask for an scammer tag for assbot -234645;1349730663;rdponticelli;He misrepresented value, failing to account for splits -234644;1349730789;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli mens rea. -234643;1349731054;rdponticelli;Scammer tag to satoshi, then -234642;1349731062;rdponticelli;He started it all -234641;1349731210;mircea_popescu;hehe -234640;1349731217;mircea_popescu;let's go in small steps. -234639;1349731241;pigeons;adam back's hashcash was the start of the scam -234638;1349731274;rdponticelli;Ok, let's take care of all the bulanulas, first xD -234637;1349731309;pigeons;hey bitcoin is non refundable! -234636;1349731461;mircea_popescu;pigeons no it was paypal. -234635;1349731497;mircea_popescu;Get ready for it kids, bitcoin is going down the path of specialized criminal enterprise so fast it outstrips belief. The next big disaster is already out there- BFL's and the massive pre-order, that will end up getting the royal shaft in about 30 days -234634;1349731501;mircea_popescu;quoth the loup. -234633;1349731986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67900 @ 0.00031437 = 21.3457 BTC [+] -234632;1349732642;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -234631;1349732643;gribble;Best bid: 11.4, Best ask: 11.45, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 11.45, 24 hour volume: 99825, 24 hour low: 10.621, 24 hour high: 11.99 -234630;1349733476;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=84062.0 ahh so funnay. -234629;1349733534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24628 @ 0.00031478 = 7.7524 BTC [+] -234628;1349733742;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: it could be true. Maybe if somebody kills the guy, glbse would be back up -234627;1349733753;mircea_popescu;lmao -234626;1349733768;rdponticelli;But let's not try... -234625;1349733785;mircea_popescu;i don't think i want it back up *that* bad. -234624;1349733813;rdponticelli;Me neither -234623;1349734156;mircea_popescu;d;uh, it was you jcpham -234622;1349734165;jcpham;i'm sorry -234621;1349734195;mircea_popescu;lol i was hmmm who is this person -234620;1349734206;jcpham;like a ninja i sneak -234619;1349734220;jcpham;ninjario -234618;1349734233;mircea_popescu;so is the forum drama-exhausted or what ? i'd have expected a lot moar butthurt on theymos thread. -234617;1349734255;jcpham;the forum has been played out for some time now -234616;1349734260;jcpham;good luck to you -234615;1349734268;mircea_popescu;poor dears. -234614;1349734979;Diablo-D3;loldrama -234613;1349735008;Doffx;Drama? This would be beyond drama. -234612;1349735034;mircea_popescu;its so far beyond draa it's total shock! -234611;1349735038;Doffx;This is a complete and utter catastrophe. -234610;1349735067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31268 @ 0.00031478 = 9.8425 BTC [+] -234609;1349735068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23800 @ 0.00031487 = 7.4939 BTC [+] -234608;1349735070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3641 @ 0.00031538 = 1.1483 BTC [+] -234607;1349735117;JWU_42;what is a catastrophe? -234606;1349735128;JWU_42;what drama did i miss now ;) -234605;1349735138;Diablo-D3;a feline apostrophe -234604;1349735157;mircea_popescu;JWU42 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117235.0 -234603;1349735162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00031437 BTC [-] -234602;1349735192;rdponticelli;Today's drama is nothing compared to tomorrow's one -234601;1349735199;rdponticelli;Got to love bitcoinland -234600;1349735302;JWU_42;mircea_popescu: thanks -234599;1349735908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0019 BTC [-] -234598;1349735940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0025 BTC [-] -234597;1349736019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0009 BTC [-] -234596;1349736036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0028 BTC [-] -234595;1349736052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0019 BTC [-] -234594;1349736080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0019 BTC [-] -234593;1349736126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0016 BTC [-] -234592;1349736144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0016 BTC [-] -234591;1349736183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0009 BTC [-] -234590;1349736199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0009 BTC [-] -234589;1349736215;mod6;haha wat -234588;1349736262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0025 BTC [-] -234587;1349736305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0016 BTC [-] -234586;1349736362;rdponticelli;Somebody broke his piggy -234585;1349736397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00031437 BTC [-] -234584;1349736458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0025 BTC [-] -234583;1349736513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0025 BTC [-] -234582;1349736601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0028 BTC [-] -234581;1349736660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0019 BTC [-] -234580;1349736690;dub;would be great if theymos taged himself then left bitcoin entirely -234579;1349736691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8 @ 0.00031437 = 0.0025 BTC [-] -234578;1349736741;mircea_popescu;dub it would be jawdropping. -234577;1349736898;dub;he really is the ultimate scammer -234576;1349737268;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 10 @ 0.097 = 0.97 BTC [-] -234575;1349737386;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 10 @ 0.06366671 = 0.6367 BTC [-] -234574;1349737405;dub;has nefario actually said anything yet? -234573;1349737431;mircea_popescu;it'd depend on your definition of actually. -234572;1349737439;jcpham;lawyers normally shut people up -234571;1349737485;PsychoticBoy;Mommy I want my btc lol -234570;1349737495;PsychoticBoy;really I want my btc -234569;1349737504;dub;I mean, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1256541#msg1256541, this guy is a forum moderator -234568;1349737504;PsychoticBoy;and assets -234567;1349737523;dub;no further proof of theymos intent to continue to destroy bitcoins credibility is needed -234566;1349737643;jcpham;smoothie still owes me $550 USD on halloween -234565;1349737654;jcpham;i sold him $11 bitcoins months ago -234564;1349737682;dub;its like he illicits applications for moderator positions (already a broken model) and selects only the most stupid applicants -234563;1349737720;PsychoticBoy;thank you dub ;) -234562;1349737735;PsychoticBoy;Timmy -234561;1349737736;dub;you are a mod? -234560;1349737738;PsychoticBoy;yes -234559;1349737745;dub;shame -234558;1349737765;PsychoticBoy;I used to be a better place -234557;1349737772;PsychoticBoy;*it -234556;1349737807;dub;If I were you I would relinquish it or face further reputation taint -234555;1349737839;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P090T] 20 @ 0.038 = 0.76 BTC [-] -234554;1349737864;PsychoticBoy;I have nothing to do with theymos actions -234553;1349738508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.000315 BTC [+] -234552;1349738509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1999 @ 0.00031538 = 0.6304 BTC [+] -234551;1349738510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00031544 = 2.5235 BTC [+] -234550;1349740018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00031438 = 3.1438 BTC [-] -234549;1349740019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7157 @ 0.00031437 = 2.2499 BTC [-] -234548;1349740020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34975 @ 0.00031433 = 10.9937 BTC [-] -234547;1349740981;dub;anyone else still have a tab open on ther glbse portfolio? -234546;1349741004;dub;I like to look at it some times and admire my DMC share -234545;1349741009;PsychoticBoy;;;seen nefario -234544;1349741009;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 0 days, 1 hour, 3 minutes, and 29 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -234543;1349741527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1825 @ 0.00031433 = 0.5737 BTC [-] -234542;1349741529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7475 @ 0.00031401 = 2.3472 BTC [-] -234541;1349743049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00031401 = 2.8261 BTC [-] -234540;1349743075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00180001 = 1.8 BTC [+] -234539;1349743592;jurov;famous last words -234538;1349743614;jurov;;;seen nefario -234537;1349743615;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 0 days, 1 hour, 46 minutes, and 55 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -234536;1349743679;kakobrekla;hehe -234535;1349743715;dub;I like to look at it some times and admire my DMC share -234534;1349743766;dub;ewps -234533;1349743790;dub;just noticed this 6 slot pcie expansion chassis sitting in a rack -234532;1349743808;dub;need to steal it -234531;1349743974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 383 @ 0.00031401 = 0.1203 BTC [-] -234530;1349744022;dub;one of these http://www.amplicon.com/IPC/product/PCI-Rackmount-MAGMA-2903.cfm -234529;1349744132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031401 = 0.157 BTC [-] -234528;1349744276;dub;strewth brendio is in australia -234527;1349744282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00031401 = 0.314 BTC [-] -234526;1349744347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1742 @ 0.00031401 = 0.547 BTC [-] -234525;1349744768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 103 @ 0.00345638 = 0.356 BTC [-] -234524;1349744769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 300 @ 0.00338731 = 1.0162 BTC [-] -234523;1349744771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 250 @ 0.00338161 = 0.8454 BTC [-] -234522;1349744772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 150 @ 0.0033425 = 0.5014 BTC [-] -234521;1349744773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 123 @ 0.00333291 = 0.4099 BTC [-] -234520;1349744774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 74 @ 0.00296003 = 0.219 BTC [-] -234519;1349744817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234518;1349744863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234517;1349744864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234516;1349744901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234515;1349744901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234514;1349744912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234513;1349745127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234512;1349745135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234511;1349745138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234510;1349745142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00031274 = 0.1564 BTC [-] -234509;1349745154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00031274 = 0.3127 BTC [-] -234508;1349745163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00031274 = 0.3127 BTC [-] -234507;1349745170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00031274 = 0.3127 BTC [-] -234506;1349745172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00031274 = 0.3127 BTC [-] -234505;1349745172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00031274 = 0.3127 BTC [-] -234504;1349745813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00031274 = 0.5004 BTC [-] -234503;1349745815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4658 @ 0.00031203 = 1.4534 BTC [-] -234502;1349747327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00031406 = 4.6481 BTC [+] -234501;1349747328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3330 @ 0.00031438 = 1.0469 BTC [+] -234500;1349747329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49870 @ 0.00031606 = 15.7619 BTC [+] -234499;1349748057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00181 = 0.543 BTC [+] -234498;1349748628;Doffx;Wow did S.Dice really tank that much what the heck -234497;1349748697;rdponticelli;That's nothing. Today somebody sold some @0.0001 -234496;1349748718;rdponticelli;It's the panic -234495;1349748745;Doffx;What panic? -234494;1349748756;rdponticelli;All the panic -234493;1349748774;rdponticelli;It's been coumpounding for a while -234492;1349748776;Doffx;lemme guess the Nevada Gaming commision is going after Sdice -234491;1349748800;rdponticelli;I don't know which precisely is it anymore -234490;1349748806;Doffx;Haha -234489;1349748817;Doffx;What a mess. -234488;1349748823;rdponticelli;lol, probably -234487;1349748838;Doffx;I blame mircea_popescu for not specifically telling us so. -234486;1349748857;rdponticelli;Publish that on the forum, and somebody is selling it all the way down... -234485;1349748871;Doffx;Let me get a short position first -234484;1349748871;mircea_popescu;heh get outta here -234483;1349748881;Doffx;Haha -234482;1349748903;mircea_popescu;it's not located in nevada so it's ok, nefario's lawyer told me so. -234481;1349748912;mircea_popescu;also, c0x. -234480;1349749062;Doffx;Well I'm happy to know that even if I do manage to get my shares transfered somewhere else they will have lost 75% or so of the value. -234479;1349749218;mircea_popescu;Doffx win-win! -234478;1349749230;Doffx;... -234477;1349749569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38700 @ 0.00031203 = 12.0756 BTC [-] -234476;1349750611;mircea_popescu;so is it today yet ? -234475;1349750653;rdponticelli;It should be in the uk -234474;1349750672;rdponticelli;Anyway, there'll be a lot of today's, me think.... -234473;1349750754;mircea_popescu;well, things are moving, albeit slowly. -234472;1349750759;JWU42;it is tomorrow just about -234471;1349750787;rdponticelli;Well... -234470;1349750834;Bitcoinbear;hi everybody -234469;1349750838;mircea_popescu;bi BitcoinBaltar -234468;1349750841;mircea_popescu;oops -234467;1349750859;rdponticelli;Maybe nefario is living his own groundhog day -234466;1349750925;rdponticelli;I think we all are living the groundhog day, it can't be a clusterfuck everyday. Surely it's the same clusterfuck happening over and over again.... -234465;1349751081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00031263 = 0.5002 BTC [+] -234464;1349751083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18142 @ 0.00031203 = 5.6608 BTC [-] -234463;1349751088;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli tbh, the positive way to look at this is, time washing out the grime. -234462;1349751132;rdponticelli;Yeah, at some point it has to stop -234461;1349751152;mircea_popescu;well there;'s not so very much left so. -234460;1349751241;rdponticelli;Anyway, nobody even dare to ask what else can happens... -234459;1349751266;pigeons;remote root in bitcoind -234458;1349751270;pigeons;film at 11 -234457;1349751289;pigeons;gavin found in bed with a live boy and dead girl -234456;1349751351;mircea_popescu;lol -234455;1349751382;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli well preeeeety much the only thing left is lets see... -234454;1349751384;mircea_popescu;i guess mtgox. -234453;1349751431;rdponticelli;There's any tsunami alert? -234452;1349751434;mircea_popescu;lol -234451;1349751521;rdponticelli;Anyway is useless, they're no alerts in bitcoin. Fuckups just falls from the sky... -234450;1349751534;mircea_popescu;ding ding -234449;1349751640;Diablo-D3;its rainin men^Wfuckups -234448;1349751696;mircea_popescu;^W lol. -234447;1349751699;mircea_popescu;BURN HIM -234446;1349751760;dub;wait -234445;1349751772;dub;whats 25% of a satoshi? -234444;1349751780;rdponticelli;Please, don't burn anything. Anything burned would be and essential unknown piece of bitcoin, for sure -234443;1349751785;dub;how will I recoup my investment in DMC -234442;1349751795;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli "MPOE-PR MPEX Representative Instigating FUD and Pedaling Illegal Immoral Service" -234441;1349751800;mircea_popescu;there you have it. i'ma go pedal. -234440;1349751806;rdponticelli;lol -234439;1349751865;rdponticelli;Joy dub! You reached the bottom! You can't keep falling! -234438;1349751943;rdponticelli;That's the only joy, there's a low ground... -234437;1349751954;rdponticelli;Satoshi is there waiting for all us -234436;1349751967;rdponticelli;That's why it's called a satoshi -234435;1349751987;mircea_popescu;you should start a church -234434;1349751992;mircea_popescu;(actually im surprised nobody has) -234433;1349752010;rdponticelli;There was somebody... -234432;1349752062;dub;everyone quickly ignore jasinlee -234431;1349752120;mircea_popescu;apparently the bump to 30 really hurt. -234430;1349752210;dub;can you see how many have you on ignore? -234429;1349752241;dub;who is bitcoin.me? changed alias at some stage? -234428;1349752242;mircea_popescu;i think it;s something like 20 -234427;1349752263;mircea_popescu;dub he's this douche that kept trying to shit on mpex. then it turned out he's a shill, owns(ed) glbse shares. -234426;1349752273;mircea_popescu;i was not impressed. -234425;1349752275;Diablo-D3;who? -234424;1349752285;dub;bitcoin.me -234423;1349752291;Diablo-D3;oh, bitcoin.me? hes been trying to troll the dmc thread too -234422;1349752293;dub;pretty sure its someone who changed names -234421;1349752297;Diablo-D3;showed up exactly when nefario locked dmc -234420;1349752302;Diablo-D3;so Im thinking it actually IS nefario -234419;1349752362;mircea_popescu;account is old tho. -234418;1349752387;mircea_popescu;but he claims to be some dave from australia. -234417;1349752395;Diablo-D3;and then theres puppet -234416;1349752474;dub;australians ftw -234415;1349752499;dub;what a genetic fuckup that is -234414;1349752539;Ukto;Diablo-D3: haha @ tealc :P -234413;1349752550;dub;an entire continent of people descended from the people the rest of the world threw out in the trash -234412;1349752559;Diablo-D3;dub: america? -234411;1349752571;BitcoinBear;my daughters are watching a nature show about deadly aussie animals -234410;1349752578;dub;well yes but -234409;1349752583;Diablo-D3;BitcoinBear: thats all of australia -234408;1349752600;BitcoinBear;yeah, pretty much -234407;1349752608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17858 @ 0.00031168 = 5.566 BTC [-] -234406;1349752631;dub;amuricans don't inhabit a whole continent -234405;1349752649;Diablo-D3;yeah we kinda do -234404;1349752671;Diablo-D3;canada is ex-english and ex-french -234403;1349752675;Diablo-D3;we're ex-most of EU -234402;1349752688;Diablo-D3;mexico is ex-spanish with the descendants of native rape victims -234401;1349752736;mircea_popescu;it wouldn't be safe for glbse to pay to old btc addresses of customers would it ? -234400;1349752742;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no -234399;1349752750;mircea_popescu;they can't just send balances to "last address" or w/e -234398;1349752761;Diablo-D3;same reason SD is fucked up -234397;1349752763;mircea_popescu;so what happens to all the people who don't claim ? -234396;1349752763;dub;no -234395;1349752769;Diablo-D3;it cant tell the difference between change and real addresses -234394;1349752774;dub;nefario rapes tehm -234393;1349752785;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you mean unable to claim legally -234392;1349752787;mircea_popescu;well wtf, this is why irl you have liquidators. -234391;1349752793;mircea_popescu;this is kinda silly. -234390;1349752801;Diablo-D3;this is fucking retarded, imo -234389;1349752815;Diablo-D3;at least he could have waited until I was done shutting DMC down before he paniced -234388;1349752831;dub;dude this is the best outcome for you -234387;1349752834;dub;you get to walk -234386;1349752840;dub;free as a retarded bird -234385;1349752847;mircea_popescu;dub on the other hand, im pretty sure mpoe.etf had some hundred btc in bidwalls at the time -234384;1349752855;mircea_popescu;to try and unwind it. -234383;1349752873;Diablo-D3;dub: doesnt mean its right -234382;1349752908;BitcoinBear;argh, why cant nefario show his face and answer questions? -234381;1349752920;dub;cause he's a spineless little motherfucker? -234380;1349752935;BitcoinBear;I guess he hadnt thought of how this would work -234379;1349752951;Diablo-D3;BitcoinBear: who are you? -234378;1349752957;BitcoinBear;he is almost as bad a planner as Dank -234377;1349752959;mircea_popescu;forum noob. -234376;1349752961;Ukto;I have a pretty good idea how it iwll work -234375;1349752964;Diablo-D3;ahh -234374;1349752967;BitcoinBear;what do you mean? -234373;1349752970;Ukto;based on what he did with goat -234372;1349752974;Diablo-D3;BitcoinBear: too many bears. -234371;1349752975;mircea_popescu;Ukto im listening. -234370;1349752980;Ukto;i just told you -234369;1349752984;mircea_popescu;:p -234368;1349752986;Ukto;:P -234367;1349753016;BitcoinBear;I've been bitcoinbear on the forum for about a year or something -234366;1349753040;mircea_popescu;so how do you like irc ? -234365;1349753054;Ukto;As I said before, when I was attempting to work with him to fixup gblse, I spent a month working with him, and I have a pretty good handle on how he deals with shit -234364;1349753080;Ukto;and based on what I have seen, i have a pretty good idea how he will handle the handing out of information -234363;1349753095;mircea_popescu;sorta like strateman ? -234362;1349753100;dub;in a retarded and hopelessly broken manner -234361;1349753101;BitcoinBear;it is nice to have current, real-time conversation, but I cant always sit online -234360;1349753109;Ukto;Unfortunately, there are some issues with his method, I hope he figured out sooner than later -234359;1349753118;Diablo-D3;the codes shit doesnt work -234358;1349753145;Ukto;if you do it with enough unqieness it can -234357;1349753170;mircea_popescu;problem is person resubmitting -234356;1349753184;BitcoinBear;what do goats codes look like? are they easy to guess? -234355;1349753214;Ukto;mircea_popescu: I can work around that -234354;1349753220;Ukto;first off -234353;1349753234;Ukto;ppl shouldnt buy codes off of someone else -234352;1349753243;Ukto;nefario isnt trying to make a decentralized market -234351;1349753245;mircea_popescu;ok. -234350;1349753250;mircea_popescu;this can be granted. -234349;1349753262;Ukto;i dont know what hes smoking about not giving the codes to teh asset creator tho -234348;1349753266;Ukto;thats kinda the point -234347;1349753272;Ukto;so they can track who had what -234346;1349754150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 587 @ 0.0003132 = 0.1838 BTC [+] -234345;1349754392;dub;.topic -234344;1349754401;dub;durrp -234343;1349755272;mircea_popescu;Wait, what if everyone on the forums starts with a scammer tag, then if your ponzi scheme or exchange or investment or whatever lasts for more than 6 months (or 6 transactions), then you have to petition the mods to have the scammer tag removed? -234342;1349755272;mircea_popescu;This way, you can tell who's a scammer immediately (it's everyone, everyone is a scammer). -234341;1349755277;mircea_popescu;this is possibly a good idea -234340;1349755323;Diablo-D3;well not a scammer tag -234339;1349755325;Diablo-D3;but an untrusted tag -234338;1349755341;Diablo-D3;maybe a newbie founder tag? -234337;1349755346;mircea_popescu;tits or gtfo tag ? -234336;1349755362;Diablo-D3;giga got the fuck out. -234335;1349755370;mircea_popescu;lol -234334;1349755384;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: my god -234333;1349755386;Diablo-D3;I just had a hilarious idea -234332;1349755394;Diablo-D3;STARTUP THE RPG -234331;1349755401;mircea_popescu;hehe -234330;1349755403;kakobrekla;dub ;;topic -234329;1349755404;mircea_popescu;it's what it is. -234328;1349755406;Diablo-D3;you start as a lvl 1 founder -234327;1349755407;rdponticelli;nefario should just put his shit up, allowing only trasfers -234326;1349755415;Diablo-D3;and.... grind 80 hours a week -234325;1349755423;mircea_popescu;it's what we do. -234324;1349755453;Diablo-D3;well, they say you're supposed to get back on the horse when your startup fails -234323;1349755467;Diablo-D3;I mean, I know how the sausage is made, but Im not sure if I liked being the one making it -234322;1349755659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20212 @ 0.00031232 = 6.3126 BTC [-] -234321;1349755842;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 2 @ 0.61810948 = 1.2362 BTC [-] -234320;1349755887;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.77852754 = 778.5275 BTC [+] -234319;1349755926;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1 @ 0.3349582 BTC [+] -234318;1349755927;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 799 @ 0.33314565 = 266.1834 BTC [-] -234317;1349756082;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1 @ 0.70264176 BTC [+] -234316;1349756084;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 879 @ 0.68945116 = 606.0276 BTC [-] -234315;1349756148;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -234314;1349756149;gribble;Best bid: 11.84779, Best ask: 11.89999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05220, Last trade: 11.84779, 24 hour volume: 98309, 24 hour low: 10.621, 24 hour high: 11.95198 -234313;1349756154;mircea_popescu;aha. back to 12 eh. -234312;1349756198;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 3 @ 0.20373372 = 0.6112 BTC [-] -234311;1349756199;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 818 @ 0.18796849 = 153.7582 BTC [-] -234310;1349756213;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 228 @ 0.24406928 = 55.6478 BTC [-] -234309;1349756253;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.23166842 = 231.6684 BTC [-] -234308;1349756289;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.1742641 = 174.2641 BTC [-] -234307;1349757842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00031456 = 1.0695 BTC [+] -234306;1349759049;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 713 @ 0.77852754 = 555.0901 BTC [+] -234305;1349759057;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 387 @ 0.33314565 = 128.9274 BTC [-] -234304;1349759105;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 812 @ 0.23148323 = 187.9644 BTC [-] -234303;1349760548;mircea_popescu;He washed his hands of all responsibility the moment that nefario (I spit and use hand gestures to ward off evil when I type that name!) -234302;1349760551;mircea_popescu;lmao loup cracks me up -234301;1349760608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00031427 = 3.2056 BTC [-] -234300;1349760760;dub;he's a faggot -234299;1349760792;mircea_popescu;not that there's anything wrong with that. -234298;1349760798;dub;and a disgusting frenchman -234297;1349760846;pigeons;and a werewolf -234296;1349760903;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 794 @ 0.23137224 = 183.7096 BTC [-] -234295;1349760913;mircea_popescu;i doubt he's french -234294;1349760927;dub;canadian, same difference -234293;1349761095;mircea_popescu;haha not nearly -234292;1349761106;mircea_popescu;but alas, to omuch excitement for one day. catch you all tomorrow for more! -234291;1349761191;Diablo-D3;[10:29:01] He washed his hands of all responsibility the moment that nefario (I spit and use hand gestures to ward off evil when I type that name!) -234290;1349761193;Diablo-D3;no no no -234289;1349761207;Diablo-D3;you have to spit and then turn around in a circle 3 times -234288;1349802176;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: I'm curious, has MPEX traffic increased since glbse went down? if so by how much? :p -234287;1349802277;mircea_popescu;not significantly. -234286;1349802284;Azelphur;boring -234285;1349802306;mircea_popescu;it had a lot of trafic to begin with lol -234284;1349802347;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -234283;1349802347;gribble;Best bid: 12.15251, Best ask: 12.2, Bid-ask spread: 0.04749, Last trade: 12.15251, 24 hour volume: 59176, 24 hour low: 10.97, 24 hour high: 12.35 -234282;1349802360;mircea_popescu;o hey. -234281;1349803575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6128 @ 0.0003132 = 1.9193 BTC [-] -234280;1349803575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58000 @ 0.00031291 = 18.1488 BTC [-] -234279;1349804581;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: have you talked to nefario about s.dice PT shares and how to clean up this mess? -234278;1349804596;mircea_popescu;nope. he's not been on irc in 2 weeks -234277;1349804603;EskimoBob;e.mail? -234276;1349804609;mircea_popescu;hasn't emailed either. -234275;1349804630;mircea_popescu;logically there's little i can do anyway or little reason to contact me -234274;1349804649;mircea_popescu;the pt was run by deadterra on glbse, he'd likely have to get the lists of his new customers -234273;1349804651;mircea_popescu;i think -234272;1349804658;mircea_popescu;i mean, what'd i do ? -234271;1349805076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00031209 = 3.3082 BTC [-] -234270;1349805078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13297 @ 0.00031204 = 4.1492 BTC [-] -234269;1349806314;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob so did glbse send any money yet or anything ? -234268;1349806448;Chaang-Noi;lolat why nefario got scammers tag -234267;1349806463;Chaang-Noi;its seems only cuz he screwed over glbse (theymos) stock holders -234266;1349806473;Chaang-Noi;not cuz he fucked over glbse customers... -234265;1349806492;mircea_popescu;duh. -234264;1349806505;Chaang-Noi;well -234263;1349806509;mircea_popescu;theymos is completely untrustworthy at this point -234262;1349806522;mircea_popescu;especially given that his confederate that anon bitcoin.me guy said he KNEW before selling -234261;1349806527;Chaang-Noi;i thought badbear would have not be so clear about only protecting theymoses investments -234260;1349806529;mircea_popescu;that nefario was planning to throw you off -234259;1349806538;Chaang-Noi;i thought he would ahve said some bs about protect custimers or what not -234258;1349806561;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -234257;1349806565;Chaang-Noi;i did not know about that -234256;1349806569;Chaang-Noi;is there link or logs? -234255;1349806573;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117235.msg1259176#msg1259176 -234254;1349806580;Chaang-Noi;cuz if theymos knew about it... -234253;1349806582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00031231 = 1.1555 BTC [+] -234252;1349806583;mircea_popescu;make a screencap or quote it -234251;1349806586;rdponticelli;What's funnier is that theymos was the one who requested the pirate passthroughs -234250;1349806588;mircea_popescu;because they've been deleting the girl's posts -234249;1349806594;rg;[11:15] especially given that his confederate that anon bitcoin.me guy said he KNEW before selling -234248;1349806595;mircea_popescu;(also loup garoux and burtw) -234247;1349806597;rg;told you that was sketchy -234246;1349806601;mircea_popescu;rg yup -234245;1349806611;rg;everyone was like ohh noo -234244;1349806612;rg;its ok -234243;1349806615;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli i guess a buncha people did. -234242;1349806617;rg;hes been trying to sell -234241;1349806618;Chaang-Noi;theymos (or someone) deleated a few of my posts.. -234240;1349806622;rg;yeah... trying to sell a week cause he knew -234239;1349806628;rg;Chaang-Noi: it happens to me all the time -234238;1349806634;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134974765464.png find that post on btctalk.org -234237;1349806637;rg;theyre not supposed to delete threads -234236;1349806640;rg;unless theyre misposted -234235;1349806641;mircea_popescu;they killed like, an entire convo. -234234;1349806652;mircea_popescu;yaya well, they didn' delete threads, just a bucnha posts in one -234233;1349806676;Chaang-Noi;that does not mean theymos knew that i was going to be kicked off before it happened -234232;1349806683;mircea_popescu;neither burt's, nor the one who quotes, nor the one who the quoted one responds to are there anymore. -234231;1349806684;Chaang-Noi;just that he sold after he knew -234230;1349806691;mircea_popescu;well if he sold after he knew -234229;1349806696;mircea_popescu;and he sold before you were kicked.., -234228;1349806699;mircea_popescu;remember, they sold on 24th -234227;1349806703;mircea_popescu;you were kicked 25th -234226;1349806728;Chaang-Noi;oh wow -234225;1349806730;mircea_popescu;right ? -234224;1349806735;mircea_popescu;and theymos himself said he had no ideea -234223;1349806741;Chaang-Noi;well did bitcoin.me join the org sale or did he join later? -234222;1349806742;mircea_popescu;but this is a lie. pure and simple. -234221;1349806749;mircea_popescu;well if he joinedf later -234220;1349806752;Chaang-Noi;yeah theymos said he did not know -234219;1349806756;mircea_popescu;wouldn't the total % sold have to increase ? -234218;1349806760;Chaang-Noi;but bitcoin.me could have joined wanting to sell later -234217;1349806765;mircea_popescu;i mean, i sell 23%, and some person joins the sale -234216;1349806768;mircea_popescu;i still sell 23% ? -234215;1349806775;Chaang-Noi;yeah i understand what you are saying -234214;1349806779;mircea_popescu;well so. -234213;1349806788;Chaang-Noi;but its not like black and white -234212;1349806798;mircea_popescu;seems pretty black and white to me. -234211;1349806807;Chaang-Noi;yeah, it does not look good -234210;1349806815;mircea_popescu;at any rate, it certainly ain't white. -234209;1349806831;mircea_popescu;you know what they say, a bottle of wine with a drop of piss added is a bottle of piss. -234208;1349806833;Chaang-Noi;are the irc logs public? -234207;1349806839;mircea_popescu;mostly. -234206;1349806847;Chaang-Noi;iv not seen any -234205;1349806853;Chaang-Noi;i mena the one bitcoin.me is talking about -234204;1349806853;mircea_popescu;o you mean published ? -234203;1349806857;Chaang-Noi;yeah -234202;1349806858;mircea_popescu;uh i dunno -234201;1349806863;Chaang-Noi;ok -234200;1349806878;mircea_popescu;in general the rule is, he who references irc logs has to link to source. -234199;1349806949;Chaang-Noi;well its a fucking mess -234198;1349806960;Chaang-Noi;this whole thing more or less showed this forum is worthless -234197;1349806970;Chaang-Noi;i lost a lot of respect for theymos and staff... -234196;1349806984;Chaang-Noi;maged even threatoned me, then i made that publc and he resigned the investigation -234195;1349806987;Chaang-Noi;fucking assholes -234194;1349807041;DeaDTerra1;evening :) -234193;1349807157;Chaang-Noi;hi -234192;1349807273;EskimoBob;"mircea_popescu | EskimoBob so did glbse send any money yet or anything ?" - I have not received anything -234191;1349807438;kakobrekla;just printed http://shrani.si/f/3i/yn/2V60I68q/bit.jpg -234190;1349807446;kakobrekla;smells like... regular paper. -234189;1349807469;Chaang-Noi;bitcoin.me was the one who called me a scammer for "taking atvantage of nefarios good will" -234188;1349807473;Chaang-Noi;what a cunt -234187;1349807484;Chaang-Noi;looks awesome kakobrekla -234186;1349807501;Chaang-Noi;can i see unedited photos? :) -234185;1349807509;kakobrekla;:> -234184;1349807517;kakobrekla;well accualy you could -234183;1349807523;kakobrekla;the one on top is sampe -234182;1349807525;kakobrekla;sample -234181;1349807555;Chaang-Noi;i was just kidding -234180;1349807574;kakobrekla;i really hate the lack of nice designs for this sit -234179;1349807576;kakobrekla;shit -234178;1349807599;Chaang-Noi;i agree kakobrekla -234177;1349807601;kakobrekla;and www.bitaddress.org is not printer friendly at all -234176;1349807601;jcpham;goat realize i blame you for everything -234175;1349807609;kakobrekla;this needs to be redone -234174;1349807610;Chaang-Noi;i donated to that cause -234173;1349807619;jcpham;everything that has went wrong...you were involved in it.... -234172;1349807625;Chaang-Noi;its better than i could do -234171;1349807636;Chaang-Noi;i have been involved in everything that has gone wrong -234170;1349807645;jcpham;yes, you have -234169;1349807647;Chaang-Noi;bitcoinica... pirate... glbse... -234168;1349807656;jcpham;seems like a fucking pattern of fail -234167;1349807661;Chaang-Noi;iv been massivly fucked -234166;1349807679;Chaang-Noi;i lost over $100,000 usd in the last year and all my time... -234165;1349807697;Chaang-Noi;i would have done well if i just held... -234164;1349807703;Chaang-Noi;or atleast be on the good side... -234163;1349807773;Chaang-Noi;and now i have bs liabilities cuz of nefario -234162;1349807783;Chaang-Noi;and i guess theymos too -234161;1349807795;jcpham;maybe it's time to make a new name -234160;1349807798;Chaang-Noi;the guy who admited to reading pms on the forum... -234159;1349807805;jcpham;and reinvent yourself as a next level scammer -234158;1349807810;Chaang-Noi;make a new name? fuck that... ill just leave the forum... -234157;1349807826;Chaang-Noi;lol if im a scammer im doing it wrong -234156;1349807840;jcpham;me too -234155;1349807841;Chaang-Noi;im not anon i doxed myself when i did tygrr tech -234154;1349808104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50020 @ 0.00031204 = 15.6082 BTC [-] -234153;1349808805;Doffx;You dont have a scammer tag do you Chaang-Noi? -234152;1349808850;Chaang-Noi;no -234151;1349808854;Chaang-Noi;why would i? -234150;1349808892;Doffx;That's why I asked, didnt think you should, but you definitely have been caught in the middle of a bunch -234149;1349808926;Doffx;There's an irony there somewhere, id bet most people would have bet you would have been the scammer haha -234148;1349809067;Doffx;Even if I get the asset I own the most of back, I bought it at .0032, I could now sell it at 0.00181001 -234147;1349809072;Doffx;Makes me sad. -234146;1349809182;Chaang-Noi;i know -234145;1349809196;Chaang-Noi;most people think im the scammer yet i keep getting fucked by trusted community memebers -234144;1349809438;Doffx;Man, I cant imgine losing 100k, I could do everything I wanted in my current plans and pay off all my debt and still have some left over if I got 100k -234143;1349809639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5783 @ 0.00031204 = 1.8045 BTC [-] -234142;1349809640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27859 @ 0.00031198 = 8.6915 BTC [-] -234141;1349809642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00031162 = 0.3116 BTC [-] -234140;1349809643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5993 @ 0.00031158 = 1.8673 BTC [-] -234139;1349809644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15859 @ 0.0003115 = 4.9401 BTC [-] -234138;1349809857;Chaang-Noi;i did well with a company i ran, then oil then gold... -234137;1349809861;Chaang-Noi;i got fucked hard with btc -234136;1349809883;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: it's all cause of that chip you gave me at the casino :( -234135;1349809887;copumpkin;I'm the source of all your woes -234134;1349809889;copumpkin;:( -234133;1349809904;Chaang-Noi;that chip is still being held -234132;1349809910;Chaang-Noi;i hope to buy it back one day -234131;1349809918;copumpkin;I mean the actual casino chip you gave me :) -234130;1349809922;copumpkin;not the coin I claim to have stolen -234129;1349809923;Chaang-Noi;oh lol no -234128;1349809945;Chaang-Noi;i had a budget on the amount that i was going to lose that trip -234127;1349809947;Ukto;lol -234126;1349809948;Chaang-Noi;i never hit it -234125;1349809958;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: oh I'm glad -234124;1349809958;Chaang-Noi;yeah i was shocked -234123;1349809971;copumpkin;I hit mine pretty early :P -234122;1349809971;Chaang-Noi;i got lucky a lot -234121;1349809973;Chaang-Noi;your luck was fail -234120;1349809978;Chaang-Noi;you lost 11 in a row right? -234119;1349809982;Chaang-Noi;11 out of 11 -234118;1349809984;copumpkin;I think I won one -234117;1349809987;copumpkin;and then lost the rest -234116;1349809987;Chaang-Noi;oh okay -234115;1349809993;copumpkin;it was prettyi mpressive though -234114;1349809993;Chaang-Noi;yeah man, osrry about tat -234113;1349809994;Chaang-Noi;that -234112;1349810004;copumpkin;I had similar performance when trying with my own money -234111;1349810006;Chaang-Noi;yeah, that was crazy odds -234110;1349810009;copumpkin;which is why I stopped so early :P -234109;1349810018;Chaang-Noi;i did well on craps and 3 cardpoler -234108;1349810023;Chaang-Noi;games id never played before -234107;1349810033;Chaang-Noi;streight flush and then 172 odds on craps -234106;1349810034;copumpkin;I guess this just means I'm really lucky with the women -234105;1349810035;copumpkin;right? -234104;1349810040;Chaang-Noi;:) -234103;1349810043;copumpkin;yeah, that was crazy -234102;1349810048;Chaang-Noi;casinos mean nothing -234101;1349810060;Chaang-Noi;we know the odds are aginsts us -234100;1349810063;copumpkin;yup -234099;1349810068;Chaang-Noi;im just shocked i did not hit my limit on losses -234098;1349810075;MrTiggr;3 cardpoler ... i knew a chick we called that -234097;1349810078;copumpkin;:) -234096;1349810089;MrTiggr;;) -234095;1349810142;Chaang-Noi;:) -234094;1349810161;Chaang-Noi;i was told the strip clubs in vegas are pretty good.. i was told this after i got back, lol -234093;1349810165;MrTiggr;sry, cudnt help myself ... as u were -234092;1349810184;Chaang-Noi;meh, we were not talkingabout anyhint real :) -234091;1349810212;MrTiggr;lol -234090;1349810244;MrTiggr;i think "stolen" triggered my keywords -234089;1349810246;Chaang-Noi;so tiggr your thoughts on glbse? -234088;1349810255;MrTiggr;mebe need take that one out of my list -234087;1349810256;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -234086;1349810258;MrTiggr;hrrm -234085;1349810261;MrTiggr;glbse -234084;1349810268;MrTiggr;the sound a pirateship makes sinking -234083;1349810271;Chaang-Noi;id like to see a list of your key words :) -234082;1349810292;Chaang-Noi;hmmm a pirate ship sinking -234081;1349810292;MrTiggr;nop :P thats a secret :P -234080;1349810324;MrTiggr;personal thoughts == not a deliberate scam ... but stank from day 1 -234079;1349810326;Chaang-Noi;arrr me boooty is wet -234078;1349810335;Chaang-Noi;i dont think glbse was a scam -234077;1349810340;MrTiggr;nop -234076;1349810350;MrTiggr;but badly handled -234075;1349810359;MrTiggr;nefarious-- -234074;1349810368;Chaang-Noi;i think nefario was drunk with power and when he was told he cant act like a tyrant took his ball and went home -234073;1349810380;Chaang-Noi;and he calls himself a doctor too -234072;1349810384;Chaang-Noi;like a supervillion -234071;1349810390;Chaang-Noi;lol what a baby -234070;1349810396;MrTiggr;"Of course im drunk with power .. ever tried going crazy without it? noone listens" -234069;1349810416;MrTiggr;*simpsons reference 100 bonus points* -234068;1349810443;MrTiggr;lol and, iirc DR Nefario IS actually a DR -234067;1349810455;MrTiggr;not a medical MD but has a doctorite -234066;1349810473;Chaang-Noi;he needs an MBA -234065;1349810485;MrTiggr;lol and several other acronyms -234064;1349810499;MrTiggr;badly managed and i shudda seen it coming is my opinion -234063;1349810507;MrTiggr;jus too much else to eat popcoin to -234062;1349810514;Chaang-Noi;well -234061;1349810520;Chaang-Noi;i worked with him for a year -234060;1349810532;Chaang-Noi;i knew he lied and made deals he could not keep -234059;1349810540;MrTiggr;yah - he donated the bitcoin-police website/domain -234058;1349810541;Chaang-Noi;however i never expected this meltdown -234057;1349810547;MrTiggr;i dont think he MEANT to rip anyone -234056;1349810564;Chaang-Noi;im not so sure he even understands he hurt anyone at this point -234055;1349810571;MrTiggr;yah i agree -234054;1349810582;MrTiggr;his d0x is had .. if need be hes done -234053;1349810584;Doffx;I expected it from the time I started using it, however how the hell could I possibly pinpoint the exact when. -234052;1349810592;MrTiggr;but id like to think he will do the right thing -234051;1349810596;jcpham;just take it easy on me -234050;1349810599;jcpham;i'm a good guy -234049;1349810601;MrTiggr;(wishful thinking perhaps) -234048;1349810627;MrTiggr;lol jcpham checks out :D give HIM yer bitcoins -234047;1349810628;Doffx;I treated all of these things as a gamble and I dont like losing so i'm still angry about it. -234046;1349810647;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr most scams work out as good intentions turned sour. -234045;1349810651;mircea_popescu;you've seen pulp fiction ? -234044;1349810668;MrTiggr;unfortunately u are right, mircea_popescu -234043;1349810676;Chaang-Noi;wonder how he will deal with my delisted assets -234042;1349810687;Lyspooner;was pulp fiction a scam? -234041;1349810698;Chaang-Noi;also shocked at theymos tossing nefario under the bus at first sign of trouble -234040;1349810713;jcpham;i'm no longer willing to accept the funds of others -234039;1349810717;jcpham;or not at this time -234038;1349810758;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner hehe no, there's a scene wherein frank whaley says "we got into this thing with the best intentions" -234037;1349811070;MrTiggr;lol ... an over-used phrase in the bitcoin world for sure -234036;1349811111;mircea_popescu;jackson's reply is something like "my name's pitt and you'ass ain't talkin' your way outta this shit" -234035;1349811134;MrTiggr;lollllllll -234034;1349811144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9476 @ 0.0003115 = 2.9518 BTC [-] -234033;1349811309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6724 @ 0.00031145 = 2.0942 BTC [-] -234032;1349811310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7270 @ 0.00031231 = 2.2705 BTC [+] -234031;1349811311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 75158 @ 0.00031236 = 23.4764 BTC [+] -234030;1349811312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6753 @ 0.00031595 = 2.1336 BTC [+] -234029;1349811313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00031703 = 5.2944 BTC [+] -234028;1349811315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55441 @ 0.0003182 = 17.6413 BTC [+] -234027;1349811316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41500 @ 0.00031941 = 13.2555 BTC [+] -234026;1349811317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4278 @ 0.00031961 = 1.3673 BTC [+] -234025;1349811318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62840 @ 0.00031965 = 20.0868 BTC [+] -234024;1349811319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00031987 = 1.9512 BTC [+] -234023;1349811319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00032035 = 4.1325 BTC [+] -234022;1349811320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26769 @ 0.000321 = 8.5928 BTC [+] -234021;1349811321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00032128 = 1.6064 BTC [+] -234020;1349811322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50270 @ 0.00032133 = 16.1533 BTC [+] -234019;1349811323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41100 @ 0.00032135 = 13.2075 BTC [+] -234018;1349811324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5349 @ 0.00032349 = 1.7303 BTC [+] -234017;1349811324;mircea_popescu;o hey -234016;1349811325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25300 @ 0.00032383 = 8.1929 BTC [+] -234015;1349811326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.00032667 = 11.2701 BTC [+] -234014;1349811327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3548 @ 0.00032706 = 1.1604 BTC [+] -234013;1349812874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61600 @ 0.0003115 = 19.1884 BTC [-] -234012;1349814396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25600 @ 0.00031144 = 7.9729 BTC [-] -234011;1349815077;rdponticelli;;;rate nefario -1 At the very least, has been managing horribly the closing up of glbse... -234010;1349815078;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -1 for user nefario has been recorded. -234009;1349815208;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust nefario -234008;1349815208;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user nefario: Level 1: -1, Level 2: -2 via 5 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=nefario -234007;1349815638;kakobrekla;gahh borring -234006;1349815915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.0003115 = 0.0312 BTC [+] -234005;1349816794;jurov;kakobrekla, how many people are there? -234004;1349816813;jurov;we too had some meetings here in bratislava, about 20 ppl came -234003;1349816850;mircea_popescu;jurov pics ? blogposts ? -234002;1349817306;jurov;i'm not there anyway, i did talk about coinbr but that was not recorded -234001;1349817312;kakobrekla;hm -234000;1349817317;kakobrekla;id say -233999;1349817322;kakobrekla;just under 100 -233998;1349817332;kakobrekla;and jesus fuck a lot of nonsense -233997;1349817344;kakobrekla;i should be talking here -233996;1349817423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33202 @ 0.00031329 = 10.4019 BTC [+] -233995;1349817441;mircea_popescu;100 ?! -233994;1349817445;mircea_popescu;wow. -233993;1349817456;kakobrekla;bitstamp is talking laterz -233992;1349817462;kakobrekla;he owes me a coke. -233991;1349817627;mircea_popescu;haha -233990;1349817635;mircea_popescu;you folks got a feed anywhere ? -233989;1349817665;kakobrekla;http://www.kiberpipa.org:8099/live.html -233988;1349817681;kakobrekla;im sitting 1m right of the the pinguin lol -233987;1349817701;kakobrekla;not this set is ending -233986;1349817707;kakobrekla;im guessing there will be a pause -233985;1349817747;mircea_popescu;the stuffed penguin or the gesturing penguin ? -233984;1349817748;kakobrekla;end -233983;1349817757;kakobrekla;aha -233982;1349817765;kakobrekla;bitstamp is now -233981;1349817765;kakobrekla;no pause -233980;1349818035;kakobrekla;ok mircea_popescu your favourite guys -233979;1349818038;kakobrekla;now :) -233978;1349818054;EskimoBob;where did usagi go? I miss that crazy mancunt .. No, actually I do not miss him at all -233977;1349818074;OneEyed;Arf, just noticed the new MPOE-PR avatar -233976;1349818084;mircea_popescu;hm ? -233975;1349818106;mircea_popescu;my ignore list sucks, i used to get 500-600 lines a day -233974;1349818111;mircea_popescu;yest was 0, today it's 0 wtf. -233973;1349818113;EskimoBob;cm'n guys, I have this absolutely worthless test security in OT. pays 10% per week (in your dreams) -233972;1349818143;EskimoBob;oh, I think I have him on ignore :( -233971;1349818911;kakobrekla;i removed myself from the room -233970;1349818920;kakobrekla;too much bull. -233969;1349818972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00031398 = 0.2198 BTC [+] -233968;1349819020;mircea_popescu;lol -233967;1349819071;kakobrekla;i could troll the shit out of bitstamp -233966;1349819097;mircea_popescu;awww -233965;1349819140;FabianB;main audience are noobs? -233964;1349819154;kakobrekla;tech savy bitcoin noobs -233963;1349819163;kakobrekla;some miners there also -233962;1349819175;jurov;please come to camera and wave to us :DDDD -233961;1349819186;kakobrekla;hehe -233960;1349819190;kakobrekla;im outside now -233959;1349819193;kakobrekla;couldnt handle it -233958;1349819721;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117235.msg1259895#msg1259895 this is a pretty good post for the newer kids on the block that might not know the old dirt. brought to you by B0g4r7 -233957;1349819776;B0g4r7_;Thank you, thank you very much. -233956;1349819786;B0g4r7_; -233955;1349820313;mircea_popescu;"The stock market platform (from here on called "the market") steals a number of ideas from OpenTransactions. We will be developing both projects side by side, and where possible share code to reduce the workload, cost and development time." -233954;1349820318;mircea_popescu;quoth nefario. who knew :p -233953;1349820630;pigeons;is it "later today" yet? -233952;1349820633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30700 @ 0.00031734 = 9.7423 BTC [+] -233951;1349820695;rdponticelli;It is Today's "later today" -233950;1349820712;rdponticelli;We'll see a lot of those passing by -233949;1349820790;mircea_popescu;tomorrow is another today! -233948;1349821261;KeTheR;it was "later today" yesterday -233947;1349821521;hnz;great that "today" happens every day -233946;1349821607;mircea_popescu;i predict the end of the world will occur later today -233945;1349821610;mircea_popescu;or tomorrow. -233944;1349821644;rdponticelli;There's no tomorrow -233943;1349821670;mircea_popescu;well if there's the end of the world then there isn't. -233942;1349821672;copumpkin;tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow -233941;1349821689;Eisenhower34;right now i have to be honest ,i wait more for Oct 12th than for a GLBSE return ... -233940;1349821690;mircea_popescu;the marrow of today's tomorrow. -233939;1349821699;mircea_popescu;Eisenhower34 that's harsh man. -233938;1349821728;copumpkin;so you can not get your coins back from pirate first, and then not get your coins back from nefario? -233937;1349821762;mircea_popescu;lol -233936;1349821770;Eisenhower34;harsh? why? Alot lost much more to pirate than to GLBSE -233935;1349821781;mircea_popescu;Eisenhower34 i was just being an ass. -233934;1349821789;Eisenhower34;^^ ah ok :) -233933;1349822057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22244 @ 0.00031416 = 6.9882 BTC [-] -233932;1349822059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11955 @ 0.00031398 = 3.7536 BTC [-] -233931;1349822060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 501 @ 0.00031329 = 0.157 BTC [-] -233930;1349822407;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.47034915 BTC [+] -233929;1349822950;smickles;aw dammit, i typed /quit and hit enter -233928;1349823006;mircea_popescu;wb lol -233927;1349823207;kakobrekla;im dissapint and mad -233926;1349823211;kakobrekla;dissapoint -233925;1349823214;mircea_popescu;? -233924;1349823249;kakobrekla;dissapoint because of the noobishness on the conference and mad because i accualy went there as i could have been easily dissapointed via live stream -233923;1349823451;mircea_popescu;lol -233922;1349823474;mircea_popescu;will take a lot of frustration and dissapointment from people just like you before conferences become actually worth going to. -233921;1349823475;dub;but like, you like could like have like built like like like like like like like like like like like the like future of like bitcoin! -233920;1349823480;rdponticelli;kakobrekla: you don't need to follow anything. Dissapointness just finds you and falls onto your head wherever you're in bitcoinland. -233919;1349823483;mircea_popescu;so don't feel entirely bad, you've saved me some time. -233918;1349823536;dub;you could have saved us all some time ans shot nefario in the face -233917;1349823613;kakobrekla;at least some new people got introducet to btc -233916;1349823619;kakobrekla;introduced -233915;1349823625;EskimoBob;more misery -233914;1349823755;kakobrekla;i didnt get my coke. -233913;1349823767;kakobrekla;bitstamp is scam. -233912;1349823855;smickles;so, the situation with glbse is still pretty much a waiting game, eh? -233911;1349823908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30997 @ 0.00031329 = 9.7111 BTC [-] -233910;1349823910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00031144 = 0.8097 BTC [-] -233909;1349823990;rdponticelli;smickles: yes, exacly as every other bitcoin "business" which have to return funds -233908;1349824019;rdponticelli;Oh, yes, wait a little longer, funds are coming -233907;1349824021;rdponticelli;lol -233906;1349824022;mircea_popescu;dub i thought i kinda did. -233905;1349824040;smickles;I'm not all that concerned with the funds (in my personal situation), rdponticelli but the shareholder info, that's what I want -233904;1349824062;jcpham;why hello there smickles -233903;1349824073;rdponticelli;smickles: I'm exactly in the same situation -233902;1349824075;smickles;Good Day jcpham :) -233901;1349824099;rdponticelli;I just had pocket change on the site -233900;1349824112;jcpham;i'm only interested in the assets -233899;1349824116;jcpham;and only one at that -233898;1349824117;rdponticelli;But I need the list of holding of users -233897;1349824130;rdponticelli;And my own holdings -233896;1349824264;rdponticelli;Well, I have the list of my transactions, I've downloaded the csv minutes before the closing up -233895;1349824418;jcpham;http://lmgtfy.com/?q=scammer+tag&l=1 -233894;1349824422;jcpham;maybe you've seen this -233893;1349824475;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=13.msg46#msg46 "q : how many coins are created by a cpu miner a day right now ? a (satoshi) : a few hundred) -233892;1349824477;Doffx;haha -233891;1349824532;mircea_popescu;jcpham ahahaha -233890;1349824555;jcpham;please update your thread with that link -233889;1349824564;jcpham;google loop! -233888;1349824629;mircea_popescu;im blogging this -233887;1349824635;mircea_popescu;(with tht link) -233886;1349824681;smickles;jcpham: nofucken way -233885;1349824693;jcpham;true story -233884;1349824696;mircea_popescu;its true. -233883;1349824703;jcpham;google knows things. -233882;1349825076;jurov; bitstamp is scam... why? i was thinking of using it someday -233881;1349825173;mircea_popescu;jurov he was just being funny. guys promised him a coke. -233880;1349825207;jurov;ah sooooo -233879;1349825264;jurov;good this isn't btctalk.. kakobreklad would end up in sorry place like rapeghost -233878;1349825315;kakobrekla;lol -233877;1349825324;kakobrekla;yeah jurov -233876;1349825329;kakobrekla;they wont steal your money -233875;1349825331;kakobrekla;but thats it. -233874;1349825339;kakobrekla;dont expect anything more :) -233873;1349825362;smickles;someone, be a doll, buy some puts http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.P140T -233872;1349825436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3110 @ 0.00031143 = 0.9685 BTC [-] -233871;1349825572;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117445.0 -233870;1349825573;kakobrekla;heh -233869;1349825579;kakobrekla;bad times for btc -233868;1349825584;kakobrekla;only kako is up! -233867;1349825589;kakobrekla;;> -233866;1349825645;jurov;hehe i'm up too... expect update in few days -233865;1349825664;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ya it was announced a bit earlier -233864;1349825667;mircea_popescu;they claim lack of volume -233863;1349825677;mircea_popescu;then they offer 600 btc bidwall at 12.1, ie, 30 cents over price. -233862;1349825700;kakobrekla;heh -233861;1349826079;knotwork;Seems Theymos might be doing a decent job of teaching people to trust no-one -233860;1349826102;knotwork;not as good a job as pirate maybe though -233859;1349826161;mircea_popescu;probably of general interest : http://trilema.com/2012/scammer-tag-nefario-theymos-others-known-and-unknown/ -233858;1349826416;dub;where is the new MPOE-PR avatar from? -233857;1349826446;mircea_popescu;it's actually her old avatar -233856;1349826452;mircea_popescu;what do you mean where's it from ? -233855;1349826463;dub;looks familiar -233854;1349826467;jcpham;i like how smilies are used as utter sarcasm -233853;1349826483;mircea_popescu;dub you prolly recall it from earlier this year, she was using it on forum -233852;1349826596;kakobrekla;moody said its ok to advertise smpake but not bit4x. -233851;1349826597;kakobrekla;scammer. -233850;1349826625;mircea_popescu;lol -233849;1349826702;kakobrekla;fine, ill advertise smpake and put bit4x banner on top of the page. -233848;1349826706;mircea_popescu;lol -233847;1349826857;pigeons;forex = scammer! run a legititmate ponzi like everyone else -233846;1349826904;mircea_popescu;^^ -233845;1349826946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50868 @ 0.00031137 = 15.8388 BTC [-] -233844;1349827111;kakobrekla;i aint no milk. -233843;1349827134;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -233842;1349827140;mircea_popescu;took me a moment that 1 -233841;1349827165;mircea_popescu;usagi will now forever live in this community, not through his dubious gender identity or horrible business practice, -233840;1349827177;mircea_popescu;but through this brilliant addition to the folk culture. MILK IS A SCAMMER! -233839;1349827249;jurov;we have had ads saying: Everything Is Scam, Only Milk Is Water -233838;1349827270;mircea_popescu;hahaha -233837;1349827428;kakobrekla;win http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=MENjFkEAj9g&NR=1 -233836;1349827686;mircea_popescu;awesome kakobrekla -233835;1349827854;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1260084#msg1260084 i wonder who he means ? -233834;1349828103;TooTnBooT;mircea_popescu - Who do you think he means? -233833;1349828128;mircea_popescu;TooTnBooT possibly gavin. -233832;1349828168;mircea_popescu;then again, aspies are aspies. -233831;1349828174;TooTnBooT;Interesting. -233830;1349828202;TooTnBooT;So possibly when he decided to legitimately acknowledge being a Bitcoin developer, he wanted to separate the fact that he holds millions in BTC? -233829;1349828237;mircea_popescu;it's dubious he holds millions. -233828;1349828272;mircea_popescu;at the time mining became really a public endeavour block count was ~20k. that'd be one million. -233827;1349828296;mircea_popescu;i guess if he never sold anything and mined a majority of those first 20k blocks he could have 1mn. -233826;1349828409;Ukto;hmm -233825;1349828458;dub;oh hey, pirate is paying back this weekend -233824;1349828481;TooTnBooT;dub - funny -233823;1349828486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00031143 = 2.5537 BTC [+] -233822;1349828488;Ukto;in a system.. if last trade was a buy at say.. 1.5... and there is a sell at 1.75 that goes through, even though the price is higher than the last trade, woudl you mark that as an up or down for last trade? -233821;1349828497;mircea_popescu;TooTnBooT and who might you be ? -233820;1349828499;Ukto;cause in theory it was a downward aimed sell -233819;1349828514;mircea_popescu;Ukto + -233818;1349828522;mircea_popescu;its up from last trade, so + -233817;1349828561;kakobrekla;assbot would say + -233816;1349828573;Ukto;so it takes 2 sell's work to declare a down? -233815;1349828576;TooTnBooT;mircea_popescu - I was in here asking about investing a week or so ago. You criticized my knowledge. -233814;1349828591;kakobrekla;Ukto it can be 2 buys -233813;1349828599;kakobrekla;or a sale and a buy -233812;1349828602;kakobrekla;or a buy and a sale -233811;1349828608;mircea_popescu;TooTnBooT how's that worked out for you ? -233810;1349828622;Ukto;i jsut figured that a sale, would be aimed down -233809;1349828623;Ukto;lol -233808;1349828625;mircea_popescu;Ukto it takes the price oflast sale going under the price of prev last sale -233807;1349828631;Ukto;yeh -233806;1349828636;kakobrekla;Ukto it doesnt matter what is it -233805;1349828640;kakobrekla;each sale is a buy -233804;1349828643;kakobrekla;and each buy is a sale -233803;1349828644;TooTnBooT;I sold all my S.Dice passthru shares and withdrew from GLBSE, so it worked out well actually. -233802;1349828646;kakobrekla;in effect -233801;1349828652;kakobrekla;only numbes matter -233800;1349828654;mircea_popescu;wd on that score lol -233799;1349828673;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla he's thinking in booktaking terms, but you're right its irrelevant. -233798;1349828700;Ukto;yeah, i am just talking display purposes -233797;1349828705;mircea_popescu;TooTnBooT so were you saying you were going to prove that any asset in glbse is better than mpex stuff or what ? -233796;1349828719;TooTnBooT;I don't know anything about mpex. -233795;1349828720;kakobrekla;Ukto depends what you are displaying then -233794;1349828742;TooTnBooT;You may be confusing me with someone else. I was complaining about S.Dice. -233793;1349828754;TooTnBooT;I've never seen mpex. -233792;1349828768;mircea_popescu;... -233791;1349828816;dub;its THE bitcoin securities exchange dont you know -233790;1349828829;TooTnBooT;dub - I guess I don't know. -233789;1349828835;dub;oh wait, theres that cryptostocks one -233788;1349828839;TooTnBooT;THE exchange I used is no more. -233787;1349829038;kakobrekla;its in the friggin topic. -233786;1349829093;kakobrekla;meh, people. -233785;1349829421;rdponticelli;kakobrekla: Nobody looks at the friggin topic... -233784;1349829427;kakobrekla;i know -233783;1349829439;kakobrekla;people. -233782;1349829445;rdponticelli;I don't even have it enabled -233781;1349829493;kakobrekla;i come from a time and place where one got +b for not reading it -233780;1349829535;rdponticelli;Well, if you fix quassel, I promise I'll enable it again, and even read it -233779;1349829556;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1260129#msg1260129 i see this is going admirably well... -233778;1349829615;kakobrekla;i havent been following it closley enough -233777;1349829622;kakobrekla;why arent we getting payed yet again? -233776;1349829665;mircea_popescu;because bitcoin. -233775;1349829674;kakobrekla;aha -233774;1349829675;kakobrekla;makes sense. -233773;1349829677;jcpham;dafuq -233772;1349829678;kakobrekla;ill just wait! -233771;1349829680;kakobrekla;:) -233770;1349829769;rdponticelli;Irreversible payments, remember? -233769;1349829770;rdponticelli;Ask bulanula -233768;1349829828;jcpham;magnets -233767;1349829899;jurov;today i asked deadterra about GSDPT but he got no information from glbse at all... and that one can be solved without moving any bitcoins -233766;1349829930;jurov;dunno why they're waiting -233765;1349829951;rdponticelli;But you would be asking nefario to stop counting coins to do something else entirely related... -233764;1349829960;rdponticelli;*unrelated -233763;1349829968;rdponticelli;That's not an option -233762;1349830014;mircea_popescu;someone was asking me about gsdpt earlier too. sad fact of the matter is, w/o actual shareholder lists there's jackshit anyone can do. -233761;1349830027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2757 @ 0.00031137 = 0.8584 BTC [-] -233760;1349830032;mircea_popescu;and that faces serious problems because glbse never used gpg keys. and so... -233759;1349830034;mircea_popescu;fuckall knows. -233758;1349830049;rdponticelli;The tickets to pirate's island must be expensive... -233757;1349830074;mircea_popescu;at least we can estimate the expenses of taaki, strateman and the rest of the scammergroup -233756;1349830084;mircea_popescu;they need about 100k usd a year to keep going. -233755;1349830096;mircea_popescu;whether it comes from bitcoinica user funds, glbse user funds or w/e else, it's the rake,. -233754;1349830115;rdponticelli;So, how many bitcoinicas a year? -233753;1349830131;mircea_popescu;they got like 30k or so bitcoin there, right ? btc was about 5 ? -233752;1349830138;mircea_popescu;now they got like 8k or so here, btc is about 12.5 -233751;1349830147;mircea_popescu;works out. -233750;1349830161;rdponticelli;Yeah, cool business -233749;1349830227;mircea_popescu;what exactly anyone would have to be thinking to deal with any of them in the future is beyond my mere human comprehension. -233748;1349830239;rdponticelli;BTW: Patrick, Amir and Donald aren't tagged, right? -233747;1349830258;mircea_popescu;well atm neither is theymos, so. -233746;1349830258;rdponticelli;They'll have to try harder... -233745;1349830267;mircea_popescu;far as i'm concerned they're tagged. -233744;1349830270;mircea_popescu;;;rated genjix -233743;1349830270;gribble;You rated user genjix on Fri Sep 28 02:51:20 2012, giving him a rating of -1, and supplied these additional notes: there's that entire bitcoinica mess to be cleared.. -233742;1349830308;rdponticelli;;;rated genjix -233741;1349830308;gribble;You rated user genjix on Sat Jul 14 10:35:57 2012, giving him a rating of -10, and supplied these additional notes: Sorry, guys, but until the bitcoinica incident gets completely sorted out, IMHO you can't be trusted with a single satoshi more.. -233740;1349830331;rdponticelli;I've been meaner than you... -233739;1349830346;mircea_popescu;and apparently much earlier -233738;1349830347;rdponticelli;That's not easy -233737;1349830359;mircea_popescu;i only slapped him when he came in a week ago to "vouch" for scamfarion. -233736;1349830387;rdponticelli;It was after they emptied the mtgox account -233735;1349830396;chmod755;;;rated genjix -233734;1349830397;gribble;You have not yet rated user genjix -233733;1349830421;rdponticelli;They had delayed so much the process... -233732;1349830432;rdponticelli;And suddenly, that -233731;1349830450;rdponticelli;If it was not malice, it was deep incompetence -233730;1349830460;rdponticelli;It's a -10 anyway -233729;1349830464;mircea_popescu;im satisfied that they stole it. -233728;1349830523;chmod755;;;gettrust genjix -233727;1349830524;gribble;Trust relationship from user chmod755 to user genjix: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 2 via 1 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=chmod755&dest=genjix -233726;1349830533;chmod755;hm -233725;1349830538;rdponticelli;;;rated phantomciruit -233724;1349830538;gribble;You have not yet rated user phantomciruit -233723;1349830554;rdponticelli;;;rated phantomcircuit -233722;1349830555;gribble;You rated user phantomcircuit on Sat Jul 14 10:35:46 2012, giving him a rating of -10, and supplied these additional notes: Sorry, guys, but until the bitcoinica incident gets completely sorted out, IMHO you can't be trusted with a single satoshi more.. -233721;1349830580;chmod755;;;gettrust phantomcircuit -233720;1349830580;gribble;Trust relationship from user chmod755 to user phantomcircuit: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=chmod755&dest=phantomcircuit -233719;1349830584;chmod755;O.o -233718;1349830594;jcpham;rumor has it that chmod755 is satoshi -233717;1349830599;jcpham;the one and only -233716;1349830611;chmod755;jcpham, what? -233715;1349830620;dub;I can tell by the writing style and having seen quite a few satohsis in my time -233714;1349830622;jcpham;I thought you were satoshi nakamoto -233713;1349830631;chmod755;;;whois chmod755 -233712;1349830632;gribble;chmod755~ (~chmod755@unaffiliated/chmod755) has been on server zelazny.freenode.net since 10:50 AM, October 09, 2012 (idle for 1 second) and is on #bitcoin-otc, #bitcoin-dev, #bitcoin, and #bitcoin-assets. -233711;1349830641;chmod755;;;seen satoshi -233710;1349830641;gribble;I have not seen satoshi. -233709;1349830654;chmod755;jcpham, i'm not -233708;1349830655;jcpham;that's fine -233707;1349830659;mircea_popescu;dub also photoshop am irite ? -233706;1349830664;jcpham;i'll talk with the rumor people then -233705;1349830675;chmod755;jcpham, which rumor people? -233704;1349830683;jcpham;the ones who rumor? -233703;1349830689;chmod755;WHERE? -233702;1349830697;jcpham;over there. -233701;1349830700;jcpham;you know -233700;1349830736;jcpham;I don't remember now who told me -233699;1349830762;chmod755;jcpham, MrTiggr? :d -233698;1349830769;jcpham;maybe -233697;1349830797;jcpham;i couldn't out my sources -233696;1349830797;dub;thats a point actually -233695;1349830815;dub;re: nefario, has anyone called the Bitcoin Police? -233694;1349830934;chmod755;dub, no -233693;1349831171;chmod755;;;tz melbourne -233692;1349831172;gribble;Tue Oct 09 22:06:14 2012 UTC | 9:06am Wednesday (EST) - Time in Melbourne VIC, Australia -233691;1349831189;chmod755;dub, feel free to call the bitcoin police :p -233690;1349831354;jcpham;me dials ;;911 -233689;1349831554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1275 @ 0.00031137 = 0.397 BTC [-] -233688;1349831556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52651 @ 0.00031136 = 16.3934 BTC [-] -233687;1349832049;dub;theres quite enough chronic masturbation in my life already -233686;1349832325;Doffx;I called the Sesame Street police, I have a feeling Big Bird and the crew will have just about the same effectiveness in the matter. -233685;1349832818;dub;jeez, i mention bitcoin police and suddenly im getting a rectal exam -233684;1349833066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00031136 = 0.1868 BTC [-] -233683;1349833121;Doffx;By Big bird No less. -233682;1349833155;Doffx;They dont call him Big Bird for nothing nudge nudge -233681;1349833191;dub;thats why Romney loves him -233680;1349834455;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 10 @ 0.10637201 = 1.0637 BTC [+] -233679;1349834573;Diablo-D3;[06:20:52] theres quite enough chronic masturbation in my life already -233678;1349834585;Diablo-D3;dub is a member of the GOP? -233677;1349835956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 48 @ 0.00316777 = 0.1521 BTC [+] -233676;1349837511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16057 @ 0.00031143 = 5.0006 BTC [+] -233675;1349839017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50811 @ 0.00031247 = 15.8769 BTC [+] -233674;1349839019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20489 @ 0.00031136 = 6.3795 BTC [-] -233673;1349840525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5560 @ 0.00031136 = 1.7312 BTC [-] -233672;1349840526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35998 @ 0.00031129 = 11.2058 BTC [-] -233671;1349841031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00339998 = 6.8 BTC [+] -233670;1349841074;smickles;aw, c'mon <@assbot> [MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 10 @ 0.10637201 = 1.0637 BTC [+], the p140t is a better deal, i'm sure -233669;1349841138;mircea_popescu;lol why ? -233668;1349841145;mircea_popescu;it dipped under 11 b4 -233667;1349841311;smickles;;;calc 11-(.10637201*[ticker --last]) -233666;1349841311;gribble;9.72908849892 -233665;1349841336;mircea_popescu;nah that's not correct. -233664;1349841338;smickles;;;calc 14-(.25780139*[ticker --last]) -233663;1349841338;gribble;10.9198405526 -233662;1349841351;mircea_popescu;.py (11 - 9.72908849892) / 9.72908849892 - 9.72908849892 -233661;1349841353;markac;-9.59845843001 -233660;1349841411;mircea_popescu;.py (11 - 9.72908849892) / 9.72908849892 - 0.10637201 -233659;1349841412;markac;0.0242580589136 -233658;1349841420;smickles;the calc i did isn't the break even point? -233657;1349841423;mircea_popescu;nope. -233656;1349841438;mircea_popescu;at the price you propose there's a 0.02xx btc profit -233655;1349841454;mircea_popescu;per contract. ie 20% -233654;1349841473;smickles;strike - premium isn't breakeven for puts? -233653;1349841492;mircea_popescu;strike - thenprice / thenprice -233652;1349841507;mircea_popescu;is then-value of puts -233651;1349841512;mircea_popescu;then you substract premium from that -233650;1349841562;mircea_popescu;put110t is worth 10btc per contract if btc/usd = 1 -233649;1349841645;kakobrekla;;;seen usagi -233648;1349841645;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 days, 17 hours, 47 minutes, and 10 seconds ago: We own 2000 shares.. should be good if glbse comes up :/ -233647;1349841704;kakobrekla;no wonder is so quiet. -233646;1349841714;mircea_popescu;lol -233645;1349841731;mircea_popescu;he owns "malicious criminal libel" in google you knwo. -233644;1349841737;jcpham;not quiet enough -233643;1349841747;kakobrekla;hm mp? -233642;1349841814;mircea_popescu;.g "malicious criminal libel" -233641;1349841814;markac;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112927.0 -233640;1349841857;kakobrekla;a. -233639;1349841984;smickles;;;calc (14-[ticker --last])/[ticker --last] - .2578139 -233638;1349841985;gribble;-0.0862657828452 -233637;1349842015;smickles;;;calc (11-[ticker --last])/[ticker --last] - .10637201 -233636;1349842016;gribble;-0.18586991795 -233635;1349842046;smickles;is that not a better deal on the 14? -233634;1349842146;mircea_popescu;smickles depends where it ends up going -233633;1349842195;mircea_popescu;always the time value of an option will be a larger part of its total value the closer the strike is to current price -233632;1349842578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.000312 = 1.1544 BTC [+] -233631;1349842580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40202 @ 0.00031129 = 12.5145 BTC [-] -233630;1349842580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24498 @ 0.00031122 = 7.6243 BTC [-] -233629;1349843832;rdponticelli;lol, thanks for analizing so deeply my little trade, smickles and mircea_popescu -233628;1349843843;mircea_popescu;lol -233627;1349843882;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/2g/3E/ACzC6Q1/hrm.png -233626;1349843883;kakobrekla;so -233625;1349843887;kakobrekla;these are sorted by date -233624;1349843892;rdponticelli;And, yes, the time value is why I tend to buy put of as low as a strike as possible -233623;1349843897;kakobrekla;how does phrausts rating make sense? -233622;1349843908;rdponticelli;Just as an insure -233621;1349843912;kakobrekla;(date is last change) -233620;1349843941;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla maybe ? -233619;1349843955;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust pirateat40 -233618;1349843956;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user pirateat40: Level 1: -1, Level 2: 22 via 19 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=pirateat40 -233617;1349843959;kakobrekla;maybe what -233616;1349844002;mircea_popescu;maybe it makes sese. -233615;1349844010;mircea_popescu;i could envisage situations in which it made sense. -233614;1349844024;smickles;heh, rdponticelli i just wanted you (well, i suppose it was you now) to buy some of my puts :p -233613;1349844059;rdponticelli;Do you sell puts? -233612;1349844082;smickles;rdponticelli: the 269 left on http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.P140T -233611;1349844094;rdponticelli;Oh... -233610;1349844096;rdponticelli;lol -233609;1349844103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2417 @ 0.00031259 = 0.7555 BTC [+] -233608;1349844221;mircea_popescu;smickles you need a newsletter for your brokerage customers :D -233607;1349844238;smickles;kakobrekla: maybe it was >1, but was lowered to 1 afterthe bad news -233606;1349844244;rdponticelli;I don't even use to look at orders books of puts of too high a strike -233605;1349844285;rdponticelli;As mircea said, almost all of it's value is time based -233604;1349844818;BitcoinBear;claim process opened on glbse,com -233603;1349844830;BitcoinBear;log in to get your bitcoins -233602;1349844886;mircea_popescu;o hey! -233601;1349844954;smickles;what? -233600;1349844967;Azelphur;oO, yay -233599;1349845011;mircea_popescu;seems so. -233598;1349845063;Azelphur;yea, it wants photo ID -233597;1349845065;Azelphur;so I'm fucked \o/ -233596;1349845073;smickles;no way? -233595;1349845078;Azelphur;yes way -233594;1349845086;smickles;D: -233593;1349845089;Azelphur;To comply with money laundering regulations we must ask you to submit documents for proof of your address and identity.Picture of your IDPlease provide a clear picture of your photo ID. For France, Germany, Spain, and English speaking countries ID cards, Passports and drivers licences are accepted, for everywhere else only passports are accepted. -233592;1349845098;dub;oh hey, GLBSE has been upgradede, quite fast nao -233591;1349845111;Azelphur;not sure wtf I'm supposed to do, I don't have a passport or drivers license -233590;1349845135;dub;wat -233589;1349845139;mircea_popescu;ffs. -233588;1349845154;mircea_popescu;well so at least now we know -233587;1349845160;Azelphur;yea -233586;1349845161;mircea_popescu;lol dud -233585;1349845163;mircea_popescu;dub* -233584;1349845174;Azelphur;shame nefario isn't here, I really need an alternative way of verifying -233583;1349845185;Azelphur;unless I go apply for a passport and come back in like 6 weeks -233582;1349845186;Azelphur;:/ -233581;1349845192;dub;youy should get a passport and drive to britain -233580;1349845198;smickles;Azelphur: support@glbse.com -233579;1349845202;dub;to verify with him personally -233578;1349845205;Azelphur;dub: step 1) get a passport and drive to where I already am -233577;1349845219;Azelphur;smickles: good idea, I'll send him an email -233576;1349845236;kakobrekla;lol srsly -233575;1349845245;kakobrekla;i wont give my pass to nef for my 5 smickes shares -233574;1349845247;smickles;Azelphur: i might have his personal email, one sec -233573;1349845254;JWU42;well - as a verified asset issuer this is BS -233572;1349845258;Azelphur;smickles: fun -233571;1349845278;JWU42;already went through all this once - he doesn't need another copy of this that he can lose -233570;1349845295;rdponticelli;Fuck them -233569;1349845299;dub;feds need copies in triplicate -233568;1349845306;JWU42;haha -233567;1349845327;rdponticelli;I'll have to take a passport to recover my fucking assets? -233566;1349845328;mircea_popescu;dub should get a special hat./ -233565;1349845341;kakobrekla;i wont do it. -233564;1349845357;dub;mircea_popescu: wai? -233563;1349845374;mircea_popescu;cause you're funnay. -233562;1349845380;thestringpuller;Who gets sent physical bills anymore? I have to call my tax commissioner to get proof of resident? Such an inconvenience... -233561;1349845383;mircea_popescu;anyone else got their heat runnign yet ? -233560;1349845394;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller so pull some strings. -233559;1349845418;thestringpuller;lol I don't think it's worth it. Cut da losses. -233558;1349845445;kakobrekla;yep -233557;1349845452;kakobrekla;i down like 5 btc -233556;1349845454;thestringpuller;Serves me right for trusting someone who codes a website with bootstrap. -233555;1349845456;dub;I'd like to cut something -233554;1349845462;mircea_popescu; Serves me right for trusting someone who codes a website with bootstrap. << this. -233553;1349845484;thestringpuller;They probably use mysql :P -233552;1349845497;thestringpuller;With all the money they were raking it shoulda gotten an oracle license -233551;1349845580;kakobrekla;;;rate nefario -10 scammer -233550;1349845581;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user nefario has been recorded. -233549;1349845595;thestringpuller;LOL -233548;1349845599;thestringpuller;Poor nefairo -233547;1349845601;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust nefario -233546;1349845602;thestringpuller;Nefario* -233545;1349845602;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user nefario: Level 1: -1, Level 2: -4 via 6 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=nefario -233544;1349845624;mircea_popescu;i guess hisnew and legit exchange will hit the ground runnin -233543;1349845630;smickles;aw fuck -233542;1349845639;smickles;I just moved, i have no proof of address -233541;1349845645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26463 @ 0.00031122 = 8.2358 BTC [-] -233540;1349845645;thestringpuller;After he goes through 4 years of paperwork -233539;1349845646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53937 @ 0.00031122 = 16.7863 BTC [-] -233538;1349845675;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller at an estimated cost of 8mn a year. -233537;1349845679;kakobrekla;;;rate nefario -10 rich scammer -233536;1349845680;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user nefario has changed from -10 to -10. -233535;1349845682;mircea_popescu;which he certainly has access to -233534;1349845690;mircea_popescu; -233533;1349845706;dub;I read that as 'the estimated cost of a 9mm' -233532;1349845715;dub;and I though, now there is a solution! -233531;1349845725;mircea_popescu;lol -233530;1349845734;thestringpuller;someone should invent a p2p dividend paying system -233529;1349845749;thestringpuller;called accounting 101 =P -233528;1349845773;Azelphur;I just sent this to nefario lol http://pastebin.com/dCxCs8qr -233527;1349845774;[\\\];So whats to stop nefario from using all of these documents to commit identity theft? -233526;1349845775;[\\\];he isn't licensed -233525;1349845775;[\\\];he doesn't have a personal bond -233524;1349845776;dub;he's an awesome dude? -233523;1349845781;dub;and wouldnt fuck us ever -233522;1349845796;[\\\];lol -233521;1349845797;mircea_popescu;lol that'd be the end all. nefario takes off with some k btcs and sells everyone's ids on SR -233520;1349845803;[\\\];exactly -233519;1349845816;mircea_popescu;then like... makes a video from puerto vallerta -233518;1349845831;thestringpuller;You can find his address if you put glbse.com into the networksolutions whois -233517;1349845844;thestringpuller;but I heard doxing is bad mmmkay -233516;1349845864;Azelphur;who.is is the best for DNS info -233515;1349845864;knotwork;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117453.msg1260985#msg1260985 -233514;1349845864;Azelphur;:P -233513;1349845871;thestringpuller;so if people's identity leaked I see him getting beat up maybe? -233512;1349845876;[\\\];he's asking for the same info that I'd be required to present to get a replacement state id -233511;1349845885;[\\\];he could get a government id in my name -233510;1349845893;[\\\];and I'm supposed to just give it to him? -233509;1349845896;[\\\];LOL -233508;1349845902;thestringpuller;and your first born child -233507;1349845929;smickles;jebus, even my lease is electronic -233506;1349845941;[\\\];all of my utility bills are electronic -233505;1349845967;smickles;I haz no proof of address within nef's requirements -233504;1349845988;[\\\];and let's face it, a picture of 'me' holding my name/date on a piece of paper could be photoshopped -233503;1349845993;mircea_popescu;NO ASS ET&C FOR YOU -233502;1349845994;[\\\];this isn't 1998 anymore -233501;1349846005;mircea_popescu;[\\\] you should totally photochop some -233500;1349846010;mircea_popescu;like, obama holding one -233499;1349846015;mircea_popescu;we should have like a photochop contest -233498;1349846020;[\\\];is it illegal to submit false docs to nefario? -233497;1349846022;[\\\];:-x -233496;1349846030;mircea_popescu;it's illefarian -233495;1349846048;grubles;illefarian -233494;1349846050;grubles;im stealing that -233493;1349846053;grubles;thx -233492;1349846064;mircea_popescu;yw -233491;1349846068;mircea_popescu;rule 4 waiver hereby. -233490;1349846080;[\\\];what's rule 4? -233489;1349846099;grubles;rule 4: give all ideas to grubles -233488;1349846105;thestringpuller;Lol, FoxConn goes on strike apple plummets 15%+ -233487;1349846106;[\\\];oh, right -233486;1349846108;grubles;step 2. profit -233485;1349846114;grubles;step 3. keep all profit -233484;1349846118;thestringpuller;a month for short selling -233483;1349846166;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: does make me wonder if I photoshopped a passport if it'd work -233482;1349846170;Azelphur;baring in mind I don't actually have one -233481;1349846177;[\\\];lol Azelphur -233480;1349846182;mircea_popescu;can't hurt anything. -233479;1349846186;Azelphur;xD -233478;1349846189;mircea_popescu;actually, chop a few wh8ile you're at it. -233477;1349846195;Azelphur;I sent him an email asking if there's any way I can alternatively auth for now, anyway -233476;1349846210;[\\\];I would think auth'ing via 2fact is enough to prove I am me -233475;1349846212;Azelphur;I'm quite happy to auth (heck, my address is on my DNS whois, it's all obvious) xD -233474;1349846218;[\\\];it was for 6 months or however long it was -233473;1349846310;smickles;well, i can confirm that you can't just skip the photo upload -233472;1349846315;kakobrekla;DNS record != passport copy -233471;1349846327;Azelphur;kakobrekla: never said it was XD -233470;1349846332;thestringpuller;"spread your cheeks and lift your sack" -233469;1349846338;kakobrekla;you act like it is. -233468;1349846346;Azelphur;no, I don't. -233467;1349846440;grubles;thestringpuller, that only applies if one is afro-american -233466;1349846443;smickles;kakobrekla: i'm sure he was just pointing out that he doesn't care if people know his addy -233465;1349846460;Azelphur;^ is what I was trying to do :p -233464;1349846481;smickles;btw, i don't either -233463;1349846482;smickles;mine is: -233462;1349846485;smickles;12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -233461;1349846492;Azelphur;haha -233460;1349846494;smickles;o/ -233459;1349846509;[\\\];he can have a copy of my sensitive documents just as soon as I get a copy of his surety bond -233458;1349846584;abracadabra;sensitive documents? -233457;1349846585;abracadabra;-.- -233456;1349846591;[\\\];yeah -233455;1349846597;[\\\];copy of government id, utility bill -233454;1349846606;[\\\];all the things required to get valid government id in my name -233453;1349846609;[\\\];oh, ok -233452;1349846615;[\\\];sure, steal my identity -233451;1349846620;[\\\];first my coins, now my usd -233450;1349846624;Diablo-D3;.... -233449;1349846630;Diablo-D3;[10:21:52] <[\\\]> he can have a copy of my sensitive documents just as soon as I get a copy of his surety bond -233448;1349846632;Diablo-D3;lawyerporn. -233447;1349846639;noagendamarket;http://omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/RageFace.jpg My photo ID -233446;1349846663;[\\\];lol -233445;1349846718;noagendamarket;data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQAAAQABAAD/2wCEAAkGBhMSERUUExQWFRQVGBcaFxcYGBocHBwYGBgcHhwcGBwaHCYeHBkjGhwdHy8gIycpLCwsGB4xNTAqNSYrLCkBCQoKDgwOGg8PGiwlHCQqLCktLiwsLCwsLCwsLCksKSksLCwsLCwsLCwsKSwsLCkpLCkpLCksLCwsLCksKSwsKf/AABEIAK8BDgMBIgACEQEDEQH/xAAcAAACAgMBAQAAAAAAAAAAAAAFBgMEAQIHAAj/xABFEAACAQIDBgMEBgkCBQQDAAABAhEAAwQSIQUGEzFBUSJhcTJSgaEHI5Gx0fAUFUJicnOyweEWMyQ0Q5LSJVOiwoKT8f/EABoBAQEBAQEBAQAAAAAAAAAAAAACAQMEBQb/xAAxEQ -233444;1349846718;noagendamarket;ACAgEDAwIDBQkAAAAAAAAAAQIRAxIhMQQTQRRRkaGiBWFygbEVIlKCwdHh8PH/2gAMAwEAAhEDEQA/AOpYnbKqMljLkiFKREn3Y8IA1+PprQu37jasZP57UAtY8AwHYASB4RoByipLm1VUEm60D90V8VfacW/+H1p9E/AXYv0iso7dTFLw3ps/++f+0V7/AFGhYrx2ntlFdfXr2/T+5y9I/wDbGIue9ZUtEn+1LQ3mtxPHYgGCcg61Ku8KSBxmzEAgZB11p69Lx+g9IxiUMfT0r0NQLbe9S4PCm85Lk6WwQBmPQd/M0P3Z/TcXYF+7iGtZ9US2iABehJYEt8q+rhhLLi7rdL7/APB48iUZaRuKt+RWeG35FL+6208U1/EYfEBW4BTLdVcucPqJXl7Parm+e8X6HhLl0RniLYPLOeWnbqartSU -233443;1349846718;noagendamarket;9C3bItVYSZX6VquadYqhuzvGuLw9u6ObDxeTrow+3Wlr6TN5sTguE1h1AuZgQUDagTIP9qrHgnPJ2/JjaSsdwrV4zVbYV92sW2dszMqkmANWAOgHTWqW+W0LlnCXblpsropYGAw06EEedc1CTnove6K2q6CuQ/kVhgw9PT/NKG523cTisDcvXLg4hLhSEUBco006/GhW4u8uNx/GDXwht5Iy2kIObNzn0r0vpZ1J2v3SNa9jomRuhE1hg3lSzszFY21iWTE3Ld2yUYrcRAsMupDgcvDPlVDY29N7aOJdbDm1hrUSwUF3kkAgkEKNOUVHppbu1S8jUvYcvH5VuA3ekvbO89/Z+Iti83Gw1zkzAB0IInUABhBmIGlZ+kDem9hrVq9h7igOSCCgYEZZDDqDWx6abcUnzwNUfYczm8v715VY8vuNJ -233442;1349846723;noagendamarket;e2NqYu1gBiUxAZgiOQ9pIhgJiNZ1ojulvM+NwbXI4dwFkLASMwAOYA8wZ1o+mmo672ugpK+BkdW0rJRh1rlOxfpMxNvEBMaQbbAeIKAVnk0DmD1FN+9GLxP1Bwt8Ktx0tsCqsIfUOpI9dOtVk6SeOSi2t/IUosaINeFs9/lSH9IW8+JwX6PwbujyGzIpkqF8XLQmTpyp7wTsLa5mzGBLEAEn0GlcsmGUIKbezKTV1Rowby+dbKp8vhSlvBv6tjH2cP8AsHS6SORYDJHodT60bxuMyNBdxPYCK8fVzl00FOa2Z2wY1llSCBZqwC1Brm2EUEtdcAczlFU23rs/+9c1PPKsV81faSfCfyPY+jrkZiDXgTHOltt5rQbLxrmYfur0FY/1RZyzxrkAxyXnzq/2h9zM9J94w3JOjQR8vjRDD7cttKYkI -233441;1349846725;[\\\];wtf -233440;1349846728;smickles;? -233439;1349846728;noagendamarket;QNQzCQTJ/Zy6QDEzSg28KZgvFuEmNIXkah2rjwEBzP7Q0IHUH8KqHXxc1F+TH00oxtf1M4YuSfGnM+73pY3z3jZHWxzmC5VZAnlqB8adMNsEGRmIgnp/mpLm7X7/wAq+Z0+PLCevRa/FR7suTHKNaq/I5hc28XlgPqrAEEqRmJ5QMsmW1jsKr43EXltrefLF0mAJLazqVC6CPvFdUTdqf2/kKk/0wPf+X+a+h38y4x/UeTt4fM/kcn2nthrRW1AJWGaASMzCYmOggHSmvdW3cuA4hyoZ5y5oERpyIkU0jdsSfEfs/zUq7rfvfL/A -233438;1349846730;Diablo-D3;this isnt css. -233437;1349846734;noagendamarket;fuck -233436;1349846735;smickles;noagendamarket: what are you doing? -233435;1349846737;[\\\];he pasted an image in here -233434;1349846746;[\\\];data:image/jpeg;base64,/9 -233433;1349846754;smickles;oh lol -233432;1349846757;Diablo-D3;I love data encoded urls in css, btw -233431;1349846760;[\\\];quick, someone put it back together -233430;1349846764;Diablo-D3;saves a fuckton on uselessly tiny images -233429;1349846789;noagendamarket;http://i.imgur.com/0z0zp.gif -233428;1349846799;Azelphur;Word on the street is that when you actually give it your passport / drivers license it just throws 413 errors. -233427;1349846800;kakobrekla;yeah ill give nefario my pic, but its gonna be this one http://shrani.si/f/22/Pg/2vwHW4QN/94211314332323786455114n.jpg -233426;1349846806;kakobrekla;not fake. -233425;1349846811;smickles;lol -233424;1349846829;noagendamarket;lol -233423;1349846952;[\\\];ahhhh, kiddie pr0n -233422;1349846957;Azelphur;the other fun part is that I'm planning on moving soonish -233421;1349846963;Azelphur;so, any info I provide now -233420;1349846966;Azelphur;will be invalid in <2 months -233419;1349846985;noagendamarket;I dont have any proof of address or even ID -233418;1349846996;noagendamarket;Im a ghost :P -233417;1349846998;Azelphur;noagendamarket: welcome to the club -233416;1349847009;Azelphur;well I have some proof of address, but no photo id -233415;1349847009;noagendamarket;I have a PO box lol -233414;1349847019;noagendamarket;No fixed address -233413;1349847037;noagendamarket;and no utility bills :P -233412;1349847159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16174 @ 0.00031122 = 5.0337 BTC [-] -233411;1349847160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31100 @ 0.00031121 = 9.6786 BTC [-] -233410;1349847161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24626 @ 0.00031115 = 7.6624 BTC [-] -233409;1349847227;dub;I live under a bridge -233408;1349847249;dub;how will I recover my DMC share now -233407;1349847285;noagendamarket;thats the point :( -233406;1349847297;noagendamarket;very few people will bother -233405;1349847305;grubles;dub, tithe at #bitcoin-church -233404;1349847322;kakobrekla;thats why i commented my rating rich scammer -233403;1349847327;kakobrekla;pirate is a poor scammer -233402;1349847341;noagendamarket;if he donates the leftover coins to the bitcoin foundation Ill be pissed lol -233401;1349847382;smickles;someone should liberate that db and wallet -233400;1349847406;dub;I was thinking -233399;1349847411;dub;thats actually not a bad plan -233398;1349847437;smickles;i don't think it would even be theft -233397;1349847445;grubles;dub, no Luke-Jr is not allowed -233396;1349847448;mircea_popescu;rtheft ? -233395;1349847473;dub;instead of gitmo/SEC holiday camp, nefario could have his data stolen the hacker benevolently returning everyones shit -233394;1349847477;Luke-Jr;grubles: you really want to recruit trolls? -233393;1349847504;smickles;dub: ideally, yes. even taking a fee for services rendered would be better than this -233392;1349847521;dub;sounds like business plan -233391;1349847536;smickles;5% sounds fair to me -233390;1349847539;dub;a notquitedeadmans switch -233389;1349847545;mircea_popescu;what i want to know is -233388;1349847551;smickles;that's going to net them a fair amount of btc -233387;1349847553;mircea_popescu;what fucking money laundering would be going on with glbse ? -233386;1349847557;mircea_popescu;EVERYTHING THERE LIOST MONEY -233385;1349847567;dub;lol -233384;1349847573;mircea_popescu;it's moeny laundering or money shrinking ? -233383;1349847588;grubles;Luke-Jr, maybe...i like living life on the edge -233382;1349847594;mircea_popescu;glbse is that asshole laundromat that shrinks your load. -233381;1349847630;noagendamarket;it works if you issue mining turds -233380;1349847668;smickles;heh, what's the cupizz code? -233379;1349847675;smickles;EvanR: tanking -233378;1349847722;mircea_popescu;smickles cusip you mean ? -233377;1349847728;mircea_popescu;dub thankee pardner -233376;1349847988;dub;do issuers need to re-verify to get the info I wonder -233375;1349847999;mircea_popescu;they need to re-issue -233374;1349848067;dub;if I have no btc or shares in my account because I only issued an asset, why cant the email address for my account recieve shareholder data (assuming shareholders verify)? -233373;1349848074;Ukto;I cant login to my glbse account? -233372;1349848075;Ukto;whats up -233371;1349848077;Ukto;heh -233370;1349848623;Ukto;wow -233369;1349848634;Ukto;nefario is really going out of his way to try to kill things -233368;1349848666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 783 @ 0.00031115 = 0.2436 BTC [-] -233367;1349848685;mircea_popescu;btw folks once you send your id stuff to nefario cc them to me too -233366;1349848691;mircea_popescu;who knows, maybe i need some id's sometime. -233365;1349848978;[\\\];I think nef should hire zhou -233364;1349848988;[\\\];at least then we'd figure out who the hacker was in about 10 minutes -233363;1349848994;[\\\];and then get 49% of our coins back -233362;1349849099;dub;dude this is cut and dried intersango process -233361;1349849112;mircea_popescu;i agree with my forespeakers. -233360;1349849131;[\\\];didnt nef work for intersango? -233359;1349849153;mircea_popescu;yes. -233358;1349849155;dub;he's certainly familiar to those scamming fucks IRL -233357;1349849170;mircea_popescu;they're a little group, that london failference was pretty much them and streetwalkers. -233356;1349849190;rdponticelli;UK has always been full of pirates -233355;1349849199;dub;theymos, phantom, gengix, nefario.. its a scammers anal chain -233354;1349849316;Ukto;so this is funny. in nefario's speach here in this video http://youtu.be/vmPD_YSQ--k he talks about how you dont need to provide id for glbse. -233353;1349849316;Ukto;:P -233352;1349849319;Ukto;thats the advantage -233351;1349849327;Ukto;sounds like a lie -233350;1349849335;dub;no -233349;1349849340;Ukto;at roughly 4min in -233348;1349849351;dub;it sounds like like like like like like like like like a like lie -233347;1349849358;mircea_popescu;lol -233346;1349849363;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ut-1Ofy2vI dub you remind me of this guy -233345;1349849448;dub;that video is one second too long to remind you of me -233344;1349849469;mircea_popescu;lol -233343;1349849511;Ukto;how much more gouging is he requiring for issuers? -233342;1349849546;smickles;/item/7a9ac139d2 << lol -233341;1349849556;pigeons;what kind of id is he requiring? -233340;1349849560;smickles;pigeons: passport, drivers -233339;1349849561;pigeons;and then i guess he needs to "review" it? -233338;1349849564;pigeons;shit -233337;1349849570;pigeons;just give it all back and be done -233336;1349849588;smickles;pigeons: also a photo of a document proving address -233335;1349849599;pigeons;shoe on head too? -233334;1349849607;smickles;sort of -233333;1349849625;smickles;a photo of yourself with a paper signed "glbse" and your username -233332;1349849638;smickles;specifically a 'clear' photo -233331;1349849658;pigeons;that's unprecedented -233330;1349849658;Ukto;no writing "/b" on your hand in a photo? -233329;1349849696;pigeons;its not like the usernames and passwords wer eleaked and he needs to verify -233328;1349849917;toffoo;so how exactly are the "assets" going to be returned to you? -233327;1349849939;mircea_popescu;pigeons : shoe on head, sharpie in pooper and stfu. -233326;1349849964;pigeons;personal delivery -233325;1349850027;B0g4r7;I ain't giving Nefario so much as a pic of my big middle finger. -233324;1349850050;Ukto;he's gonna make out like a bandit heh -233323;1349850062;B0g4r7;Funny you should use that term. -233322;1349850066;mircea_popescu;lol -233321;1349850073;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 start a forum thread -233320;1349850078;Ukto;pun intended. dont worry -233319;1349850082;mircea_popescu;"Fuck you nefario. No ids. Cough up the lists" -233318;1349850115;mircea_popescu;if enough people sign... this won't go anywere in a DIFFERENT WAY from the way nefario was going to have it nowhere -233317;1349850123;mircea_popescu;which seems like... i dunno, a sort of win. -233316;1349850127;Ukto;"You said just a few weeks ago, the advantage of GBLSE is no AML requirements" *link to youtube* -233315;1349850179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19337 @ 0.00031115 = 6.0167 BTC [-] -233314;1349850180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00031106 = 3.1728 BTC [-] -233313;1349850181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29200 @ 0.00031102 = 9.0818 BTC [-] -233312;1349850182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13263 @ 0.00031087 = 4.1231 BTC [-] -233311;1349850257;B0g4r7;Ukto: Post it. -233310;1349850260;B0g4r7;in the thread -233309;1349850299;Ukto;[22:06] so this is funny. in nefario's speach here in this video http://youtu.be/vmPD_YSQ--k he talks about how you dont need to provide id for glbse. about 4min in -233308;1349850300;Ukto;go for it -233307;1349850303;Ukto;i dont touch forums -233306;1349850469;noagendamarket;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/GLBSE -233305;1349850516;Ukto;? -233304;1349850705;B0g4r7;Nice domain. -233303;1349850875;B0g4r7;Posted. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117539.msg1261229#msg1261229 -233302;1349851249;B0g4r7;Does anyone else have the urge to slap this Rarity poster silly? -233301;1349851267;mircea_popescu;that's useless. -233300;1349851277;mircea_popescu;you need a new thread, and an actual ideea for people to gather round. -233299;1349851299;B0g4r7;I think that's more your specialty. -233298;1349851315;mircea_popescu;lol -233297;1349851332;mircea_popescu;anyway, im off. hold down the fort all! -233296;1349890185;mircea_popescu;Update:we are currently unable to process account closures, and will inform our users when this service resumes. -233295;1349890186;mircea_popescu;lmao -233294;1349890202;mircea_popescu;any suckers that already dumped their ids ? -233293;1349890209;Azelphur;nice -233292;1349890230;kakobrekla;lol -233291;1349890235;kakobrekla;beyond silly. -233290;1349890238;Azelphur;I wonder why it's closed -233289;1349890240;rdponticelli;Update:we are currently unable -233288;1349890265;mircea_popescu;this is so bitcoin consultancy-y -233287;1349890274;rdponticelli;That's the end of the sentence -233286;1349890282;rdponticelli;It could be mentally unable -233285;1349890300;rdponticelli;Or a lot of others thing, just fill the gap -233284;1349890492;rdponticelli;I guess they all have corsair patents -233283;1349890509;rdponticelli;And are stealing for the crown -233282;1349890518;pigeons;sorry we accidentaly the database and are unable to process -233281;1349890533;rdponticelli;The old british empire is back -233280;1349890684;mircea_popescu;pigeons but its bycrpt -233279;1349890763;pigeons;can't hack bcrypt of course -233278;1349890790;rdponticelli;Anyway, as they deserve some fucking respect, they're not corsairs, they're all just privateers -233277;1349890794;mircea_popescu;best solution on the market. -233276;1349890815;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli privateers they're not, they go running to the govt way too often and in ridiculous ways -233275;1349890817;pigeons;ok then, sorry, we have been served a restraining order and are unable to process -233274;1349890826;pigeons;Dr. Nefario, Esq. -233273;1349890855;mircea_popescu;pigeons : today when we were at the mcdonalds the waitress looked at us a certain way and on the napkins was certain scribbled something from the prevbious patron who was this suspicious guy -233272;1349890884;mircea_popescu;therefore we consider we have been served a restraining order by the algerian president and will not be processing anything -233271;1349890885;mircea_popescu;fify. -233270;1349890889;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: privateers were often hired by the government -233269;1349890916;mircea_popescu;no they weren't -233268;1349890976;mircea_popescu;"The person that controls this address should be someone honorable that everyone trusts. And maybe he should be anonymous because the intend of this bounty maybe isnt fully legal." -233267;1349890991;mircea_popescu;people in bitcoin. they're the intellectual cream of the crop -233266;1349891000;mircea_popescu;mixed with a good scraping off the bottom of the barrel. -233265;1349891006;JWU_42;I sent James a note asking why he needs my dox when he has them already (I verified before) -233264;1349891017;JWU_42;teust i will never get a response -233263;1349891021;JWU_42;trust* -233262;1349891387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52800 @ 0.00031226 = 16.4873 BTC [+] -233261;1349891388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16350 @ 0.00031134 = 5.0904 BTC [-] -233260;1349891958;Ukto;*yawn* morning -233259;1349891975;Ukto;so, anyone dareing enough to send nef. docs yet? -233258;1349891993;Azelphur;Ukto: the owner of bitinstant tried and got 413 errors -233257;1349891994;JWU_42;he already has mine -233256;1349892005;Ukto;lol -233255;1349892008;mircea_popescu;Ukto it's finished, they have an update, "can't process" anymore. -233254;1349892049;Ukto;lol nice -233253;1349892138;Ukto;JWU_42: his plan worked for me. I checked my records, I had left 2btc there + whatever divs my 30 shares of JAH produced since may. -233252;1349892160;Ukto;He can have it. I will not give him any docs. -233251;1349892182;mircea_popescu;Ukto i'd be surprised if 10% of accts give docs -233250;1349892193;mircea_popescu;i doubt he didn;'t know this. it's just scam furtherance is all. -233249;1349892197;Ukto;I would be surprised if ti was that high -233248;1349892220;Ukto;well -233247;1349892301;Ukto;lets be honest its one of wo possibilities, A. either further scammation, and attempt to conceal embezzled funds. B. Epic stupidity. At this point, I put neither past him. -233246;1349892309;Ukto;Either way, he already won. -233245;1349892314;mircea_popescu;"won" -233244;1349892321;mircea_popescu;he already ran off with people's money. yes, he did. -233243;1349892343;Ukto;he doesnt say what happens to the assets and funds of those who dont submit docs -233242;1349892348;Ukto;sure he wont accept them for years -233241;1349892350;Ukto;surely -233240;1349892366;mircea_popescu;well... he has to, doesn't he ? -233239;1349892371;mircea_popescu;aml docs must be kept for 7 years. -233238;1349892396;Ukto;no, I ment to accept account claims -233237;1349892405;Ukto;he cant leave "claims" system open for years -233236;1349892424;EskimoBob;but you guys know where hi lives and what's his name. :) -233235;1349892429;Ukto;at some point it gets shut off and what.. he just gets to keep the remaining everything? anony contacts issuers "heres my shares" -233234;1349892431;Ukto;and claim divs from that? -233233;1349892443;Ukto;EskimoBob: and what he looks like. -233232;1349892467;Ukto;I am honestly surprised he would pull this, after going to that bitcoin london conference -233231;1349892480;EskimoBob;so, friends from Ukraine can drill holes to his kneecaps for almost nothing (compared to what he stole) -233230;1349892487;Ukto;i am partially leaning towards epic stupidity coupled with second hand scamming -233229;1349892521;Ukto;though, its funny, in that video, he mentioned he needed $200 REALLY badly. -233228;1349892531;jcpham;what video -233227;1349892537;Ukto;1 sec -233226;1349892563;Ukto;http://youtu.be/vmPD_YSQ--k -233225;1349892587;Ukto;he mentioned how he needed $200 SOOO BADLY for some sponsorship stuff at one point -233224;1349892593;Ukto;cause he couldnt wait for a gox xfer -233223;1349892635;Ukto;keep in mind, glbse didnt profit that much off of trades guys -233222;1349892639;Ukto;this isnt mtgox volume -233221;1349892651;Ukto;his internet was via tethered cell phone -233220;1349892704;jcpham;you know if someone were to partner with me with a decent idea -233219;1349892711;jcpham;you wouldn't ever have to beg for 200$ -233218;1349892733;EskimoBob;stupid little man James McCarthy -233217;1349892743;jcpham;ijs -233216;1349892751;jcpham;$200 is a couple hours work -233215;1349892890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9886 @ 0.00031134 = 3.0779 BTC [-] -233214;1349892890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9323 @ 0.00031027 = 2.8926 BTC [-] -233213;1349892892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17491 @ 0.0003101 = 5.424 BTC [-] -233212;1349893040;mircea_popescu;Ukto they were making about 4-500 each month -233211;1349893051;mircea_popescu;course, also had a huge debtload they were paying off. -233210;1349893097;Ukto;heh, mebbe recently -233209;1349893105;Ukto;at least in may, nefario seemed pretty broke -233208;1349893141;mircea_popescu;his personal finances aren't much related to the results of glbse -233207;1349893150;mircea_popescu;they depended on how much "salary" he could leach off the partners -233206;1349893161;mircea_popescu;leech* -233205;1349893275;EskimoBob;"I would consider meeting this criteria if nefario were to provide me with a HD photo of his passport, drivers licence, 2 utility bills and a picture of him holding a note saying "you must be fucking joking" and a hot chick doing "bunny ears" on him." - LOL :) -233204;1349893338;mircea_popescu;this is unfair. how's the guy to find a hot chick now ? -233203;1349893347;mircea_popescu;if it were at all possible it'd have happened in his 20s -233202;1349893380;DeaDTerra;I just finished off a talk with James :) -233201;1349893396;DeaDTerra;We had a good laugh about all the paranoid people on the forums :P -233200;1349893528;mircea_popescu;o hey, welcome to my ignore again! -233199;1349893541;mircea_popescu;this guy has got to be stupid or something. -233198;1349894168;teek;So during all this usagi flew the coop eh -233197;1349894189;Ukto;though to be honest -233196;1349894208;Ukto;for the 90% who dont give ID, etc.. how are the asset issures supposed to 'continue their relationship' -233195;1349894218;Ukto;how are the issuers supposed to continue at all -233194;1349894237;Ukto;"well, i have identified 5% of my shares ownerships. guess I go with that" ? -233193;1349894240;Ukto;what does he expect? -233192;1349894279;Ukto;what stops nefario from using ppl 'codes' and anon-claiming to be a share holder to an issuer -233191;1349894306;Ukto;mostly for the ppl who dont ID within X -233190;1349894400;Ukto;With all this, and his paranoia, ppl knowing his name, face, etc, I am surprised he's trying to piss ppl off -233189;1349894438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32700 @ 0.00031103 = 10.1707 BTC [+] -233188;1349894458;Ukto;he needs to just reenable the site, let ppl 'transfer shares' w/o penalty and a note to distinguish themselves to the issuers -233187;1349894460;Ukto;and be done with it -233186;1349894497;jcpham;you better not ignore me mircea_popescu -233185;1349894509;Ukto;0,o -233184;1349894523;jcpham;i'll start a smear campaign about something -233183;1349894632;EskimoBob;DeaDTerra: wtf is James? -233182;1349895700;Chaang-Noi;ukto a code system wont work -233181;1349895720;Ukto;regardless -233180;1349895730;Ukto;a system wont work if nefario wont give out everyones assets -233179;1349895736;Chaang-Noi;joelcatz or whatever his name is has covered this about 10 times on the forum very well. -233178;1349895740;Chaang-Noi;yeah -233177;1349895742;Ukto;he is witholding things unless ppl give him all sorta id's -233176;1349895746;Chaang-Noi;neferio is just being a cock -233175;1349895754;Ukto;yes, yes he is -233174;1349895757;Ukto;however -233173;1349895766;Ukto;while the code system wont allow ppl to trade offline -233172;1349895774;Ukto;it would allow the importation of the assets -233171;1349895778;Ukto;into another system -233170;1349895783;Chaang-Noi;people have been trading tygrr codes already -233169;1349895792;Ukto;which is dumb -233168;1349895803;Ukto;any system woudl be first come first serve -233167;1349895808;Ukto;on code submission -233166;1349895809;Ukto;OR -233165;1349895812;Ukto;they need to contact you -233164;1349895816;Ukto;and ask you to MAKE new code -233163;1349895817;Ukto;to give out -233162;1349895818;Ukto;lol -233161;1349895819;Ukto;:P -233160;1349895825;Ukto;thats the ONLY way that could work -233159;1349895828;Ukto;and i dont think u wanna do that -233158;1349895831;Chaang-Noi;well... read what joel says about it, anyone with a valid code can just call the aset issuer a scammer -233157;1349895840;Chaang-Noi;even if it was stolen in the email or hacked or sold... -233156;1349895851;Ukto;true -233155;1349895907;Ukto;technically -233154;1349895908;Ukto;at this point -233153;1349895915;Ukto;the whole assets setup is "compromised" -233152;1349895919;Ukto;due to nefario -233151;1349895925;Ukto;he has however many shares he says he has -233150;1349895945;Chaang-Noi;yes he could use 1/2 the codes -233149;1349895947;Ukto;at this point, the issuers and asset holders have no choice but to trust at least the issuers, or get out -233148;1349895952;Chaang-Noi;anyone trusting nefario the scammer is foolish -233147;1349896013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33600 @ 0.00031285 = 10.5118 BTC [+] -233146;1349896102;Chaang-Noi;ukto i keep talking to you in pm and you dont respond -233145;1349896110;Ukto;im not getting any msgs -233144;1349896115;Chaang-Noi;takes me a while to catch on why... -233143;1349896119;Ukto;your not -233142;1349896120;Ukto;lol -233141;1349896120;Ukto;yeah -233140;1349896126;Ukto;you need to be identified -233139;1349896126;Ukto;:P -233138;1349896130;Chaang-Noi;anyway i wish you the best of luck but sadly i have to sleep now. -233137;1349896138;Chaang-Noi;good night everyone -233136;1349896142;Ukto;llater -233135;1349896258;Ukto;Chaang-Noi: I'm gonna need it! :P -233134;1349896283;Chaang-Noi;im sure you will do fine :) -233133;1349897519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52500 @ 0.00031142 = 16.3496 BTC [-] -233132;1349897521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5225 @ 0.00031103 = 1.6251 BTC [-] -233131;1349898319;Ukto;DeaDTerra: did he mention why he wants aml now? after saying it would not be needed a few weeks ago? and waht he will do with the unclaimed assets/btc held? -233130;1349898378;Ukto;i think he realised his delima with this, and thats why he put a hold on accepting id's -233129;1349898433;Ukto;i honestly dont think he's "trying" to scam ppl, i think he's just making some bad decisions -233128;1349898612;rdponticelli;He's not "trying" to scam people, he's ACTUALLY scamming people, been that his willing or not -233127;1349898688;Ukto;its always all about Point of View. someone can do things for all the rights reaons to them, but to everyone else, it can be the worst actions for the worst reasons. such is mankind -233126;1349898793;Doffx;I like the idea of just opening the damn site and letting use send our assets to the asset creator with an email or something. -233125;1349898831;Doffx;However I'm sure the reason he doesn’t do that is because people would also expect to get their btc as well in the account. -233124;1349898852;Ukto;yeh -233123;1349898853;Ukto;well -233122;1349898857;Ukto;he could lock down btc withdraw -233121;1349898860;Ukto;to only ID'd ppl -233120;1349898866;Doffx;That's what makes him a scammer -233119;1349898873;Ukto;at least ppl can claim their assets -233118;1349898888;Doffx;Its not his BTC to hold on to. -233117;1349898918;Doffx;The assets are just a note of transaction really, the btc being held up is unacceptable. -233116;1349898919;Ukto;agreed. thats his own issue to deal with -233115;1349898929;Ukto;i only suggest the asset as a partial solution -233114;1349898947;Doffx;Yeah, it would certainly help if he opened that up. -233113;1349898959;Ukto;most ppl have most of their money invested in the shares -233112;1349898966;Ukto;not just sitting in their accounts -233111;1349898973;Doffx;Yeah, I only have .09 btc in the account. -233110;1349898978;Ukto;i think most ppl would agree to say fuck their holdings, in exchange for tehir btc -233109;1349898981;Ukto;err -233108;1349898985;Ukto;fuck the btc, in exchange for their assets -233107;1349898995;Ukto;which is prolly worth the most of the two -233106;1349899024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00031285 = 0.1251 BTC [+] -233105;1349899026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3039 @ 0.0003129 = 0.9509 BTC [+] -233104;1349899044;Ukto;if he holds back anyones assets, for any reason -233103;1349899049;Ukto;then the issuer cannot just move on -233102;1349899060;Ukto;and he is therefore contridicting himself -233101;1349899066;Ukto;and might as well just shutdown the server -233100;1349899069;Ukto;and dissapear -233099;1349899109;Ukto;there was either no forethought, or not enough when he did this -233098;1349899133;Ukto;unless his intentions are actually to scam ppl -233097;1349899139;Ukto;he needs to consider carefully what that means -233096;1349899152;Doffx;I doubt that, he could have done that long ago. -233095;1349899178;rdponticelli;https://btcst.com/login -233094;1349899185;rdponticelli;Website still there... -233093;1349899188;Ukto;if he is having an internal battle over legalities of giving ppl their stuff w/o id, thats a problem he has to bite the bullet on, and move forward doing, because chose to not require id in the first place -233092;1349899197;Doffx;He got himself in some sort of trouble now that apparent, and if there is any government involvement we know how much worse they make it. -233091;1349899215;Ukto;if it was govt intervention, the site would just go down -233090;1349899217;Ukto;and not come back -233089;1349899223;Ukto;no one would get 'assets' back -233088;1349899225;Ukto;that would be illegal -233087;1349899257;Ukto;even if he was given a cease and desist -233086;1349899258;Doffx;If pirate pays out I could just write Glbse off and still be waaaay ahead. -233085;1349899262;rdponticelli;Everything looks just like stalling tactics -233084;1349899274;Ukto;that would not require him to take ppls id's -233083;1349899281;Ukto;and the govt doesnt want 1,000's of ppl id's -233082;1349899285;Ukto;to send them all to jail -233081;1349899289;Ukto;thats not how it works -233080;1349899315;rdponticelli;But if he really is a fucking, evil scammer, he can do a lot with id -233079;1349899363;rdponticelli;He can open thousands of glbses on behalf of every sucker who send his id to him -233078;1349899412;rdponticelli;He can open bank accounts, traverse borders, and who know how many other things -233077;1349899418;rdponticelli;Imagination is the limit -233076;1349899433;Ukto;he has to bite the bullet and not require id -233075;1349899438;Ukto;there is no way it will work -233074;1349899444;Ukto;w/o a scammer tag -233073;1349899450;Ukto;and possibly legal issues from holders -233072;1349899457;Ukto;and govt fraud investigations -233071;1349899461;smickles;;;ticker -233070;1349899462;gribble;Best bid: 11.97002, Best ask: 12, Bid-ask spread: 0.02998, Last trade: 12, 24 hour volume: 29194, 24 hour low: 11.711, 24 hour high: 12.15 -233069;1349899467;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -233068;1349899468;gribble;11.98 -233067;1349899470;rdponticelli;At this point we all should be supposing he's an evil scammer -233066;1349899482;Ukto;until he proove himself -233065;1349899484;Ukto;thats what he is -233064;1349899505;Ukto;and the longer he takes, the longer and stronger the tag will get, regardless of his righting things -233063;1349899520;rdponticelli;That's right -233062;1349899525;smickles;Ukto: still chatting about what happened 'yesterday' or is this something new? -233061;1349899535;rdponticelli;I rated him -1 a couple of days ago -233060;1349899536;Ukto;smickles: id acceptance is closed -233059;1349899544;rdponticelli;Now it's a -5 -233058;1349899573;rdponticelli;In a couple of days more, he's getting the -10 if he doesn't show good faith -233057;1349899586;smickles;;;rated nefario -233056;1349899587;gribble;You rated user nefario on Fri Oct 5 17:57:26 2012, giving him a rating of -1, and supplied these additional notes: seems to have broken contracts and screwed over many people for his own ass. -233055;1349899589;gp5st;anyone here interested in helping write a trading bot? I have a vague idea of financial strategies and am a decent programmer, so I would mainly be looking for someone to advise on financial strategy. Or be able to point me to more information? -233054;1349899617;Doffx;I cant blame him for saving his own ass. -233053;1349899622;Ukto;;;getrating nefario -233052;1349899623;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User nefario, rated since Tue Jul 12 19:55:49 2011. Cumulative rating -19, from 15 total ratings. Received ratings: 6 positive, 9 negative. Sent ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=nefario -233051;1349899624;smickles;gp5st: i wrote one already,what language are you considering -233050;1349899643;kakobrekla;19:07.01 ( Doffx ) I cant blame him for saving his own ass. -233049;1349899650;Doffx;I wonder how many people here would not tried to save their own ass first haha. -233048;1349899651;kakobrekla;you cant blame hashking too then -233047;1349899652;kakobrekla;lol -233046;1349899659;kakobrekla;and pirate -233045;1349899661;kakobrekla;jeez -233044;1349899665;kakobrekla;he is only saving his ass -233043;1349899668;gp5st;smickles: there are a bunch out there, I kind of wanted to do it as an exercise. I was thinking ruby to start -233042;1349899669;kakobrekla;cant blame him. -233041;1349899670;Doffx;It doesn’t make it right -233040;1349899680;gp5st;smickles: what lang was yours in -233039;1349899697;Doffx;My point was more, everyone here would most likely save their own ass first. -233038;1349899697;Ukto;DeaDTerra: but what about those who cant or dont want to provide their id's? -233037;1349899707;Ukto;amd why wont he just come talk to people -233036;1349899719;smickles;gp5st: well, actually i wrote one in java and the other in python, python worked out better -233035;1349899723;Ukto;thats the worst part -233034;1349899726;Ukto;is that he wont talk to people -233033;1349899728;smickles;gp5st: so ruby should be fine -233032;1349899739;gp5st;smickles: how come the python bot worked better? -233031;1349899749;Ukto;i'm sure -233030;1349899768;Ukto;he should have throught it through alot more thouughly then just pulling the plug -233029;1349899782;Doffx;Maybe I used the wrong words. -233028;1349899788;gp5st;smickles: i thought it would be a fun exercise and an opportunity to learn more about trading in general -233027;1349899792;Ukto;i agree, screw forums heh -233026;1349899796;Ukto;but still, if he came here of all places -233025;1349899806;smickles;gp5st: because java ate memory like nothing else, and the mechanize library in python made things a lot easier, i think ruby has mechanize too -233024;1349899809;Ukto;and said "hey guys, i am shutting down for legal reasons. and working on a plan" -233023;1349899812;Ukto;ppl would be alot more understanding -233022;1349899825;kakobrekla;he is a criminal now -233021;1349899828;Ukto;now its making him into more of a criminal -233020;1349899831;Ukto;because it was not handled right -233019;1349899843;gp5st;smickles: gotchya. it does -233018;1349899849;Ukto;he does have limited internet, i agree with that -233017;1349899858;Doffx;Its always the lack of information I hate. -233016;1349899861;Ukto;yes -233015;1349899869;Ukto;if he had even spent 5 minutes writing a paragraph on glbse -233014;1349899870;Doffx;No one knows what the hell is going on. -233013;1349899872;Ukto;AT FIRST -233012;1349899876;gp5st;smickles: where did you find various strategies to implement? -233011;1349899876;Ukto;ppl would have been more willing -233010;1349899883;kakobrekla;my funds are as good as stolen -233009;1349899910;Ukto;DeaDTerra: can you blame teh community for treating someone who is acting like a sscammer, as a scammer? -233008;1349899921;Ukto;the problem is, the website goes offline -233007;1349899921;kakobrekla;its already happend -233006;1349899928;Ukto;ppl waited -233005;1349899931;Ukto;a week -233004;1349899937;smickles;gp5st: mostly i was reading various financial articles, academic stuff which I found in a university library -233003;1349899949;Ukto;then he tells ppl to go trhough near impossible hoops -233002;1349899957;Ukto;and gives no details -233001;1349899959;gp5st;smickles: yeah, my next step was the libary -233000;1349899971;smickles;gp5st: then I started coming up with my own ideas based on theose and observed the market closly for some time -232999;1349899972;Ukto;iwhen i saw glbse went down -232998;1349899978;Ukto;i went to email nefario to ask if I could help -232997;1349899992;Ukto;as i have tried to help in the past -232996;1349899994;Ukto;no response -232995;1349900001;Ukto;no info -232994;1349900003;Ukto;on anything -232993;1349900018;smickles;gp5st: bitcoin's marked is small, so look at analisys of penny stocks in the academic papers, good stuff -232992;1349900024;Ukto;i think its great that he talked to you -232991;1349900033;gp5st;smickles: thanks! -232990;1349900041;Ukto;the problem with that, is he didnt give anything to work with -232989;1349900042;smickles;gp5st: np -232988;1349900047;knotwork;gp5st an interesting strategy I would like to have bot try would be keep an average price a given thing has cost so far per unit for what it has of it so far, and buy any it can afford that are cheaper -232987;1349900089;knotwork;obviously not a really active strategy and likely to buy too soon when price falls so maybe not very good -232986;1349900108;knotwork;but then could maybe be improved by buyung only with part of its spending-money -232985;1349900120;knotwork;so it would get to buy little bits at a time as price falls -232984;1349900122;Ukto;DeaDTerra: death threats or not, he needs to be more open and communative -232983;1349900125;Ukto;thats te bottom line -232982;1349900127;Ukto;or it will make things worse -232981;1349900140;Ukto;hiding, and staying quite wont help him get less threats -232980;1349900143;Ukto;and be less of a target -232979;1349900145;knotwork;a defnsive strategy basically, not aggreessive at all -232978;1349900147;Ukto;quiet -232977;1349900148;Ukto;even -232976;1349900165;Ukto;as I said -232975;1349900170;Ukto;right now -232974;1349900175;Ukto;he is damned if he does, and damned if he doesnt -232973;1349900178;Ukto;his lawyer should have told him that -232972;1349900180;Ukto;he has 2 choices -232971;1349900184;Doffx;How is he backed in to a corner? -232970;1349900186;Ukto;possible govt actions -232969;1349900191;Ukto;aginst him -232968;1349900195;Doffx;Unless a lawyer is saying dont say a word or something -232967;1349900196;Ukto;or possible asset holder actions -232966;1349900197;Ukto;aginst him -232965;1349900217;Ukto;correct -232964;1349900237;Doffx;He doesn’t give a flying fuck about the btc community right now I'm sure -232963;1349900240;Ukto;but he has, he has relayed via you -232962;1349900247;Ukto;would you not testify in court taht you talked to him? -232961;1349900257;Doffx;If hes in legal hot water hes looking at saving himself first, this was my point from before. -232960;1349900272;Ukto;so if they bring ou phone records, you would deny their existance? -232959;1349900273;knotwork;it also would not "make" money so its purpose would be its who you give your investment budget to, it spends that budget only if doing so results in it got a lower average price for what it bought -232958;1349900289;Doffx;Do you know that for sure? -232957;1349900312;Ukto;sore ppl who have 10,000$ invested, who dont trust him with their id's and want to sue him, or open govt fraud investigations on him, is not putting him in legal hot water? -232956;1349900312;Doffx;If hes not then where the hell is he? -232955;1349900316;Ukto;or life threatening situations? -232954;1349900350;knotwork;it would have been slaugtered on GLBSE though as everything just went into free-fall forever unto worthlessness ;) -232953;1349900365;gp5st;smickles: in your experience what would be a "successful" weekly ROI? 0.1%? -232952;1349900381;JWU_42;DeaDTerra: agreed... -232951;1349900392;JWU_42;on your guess -232950;1349900394;smickles;gp5st: over what time period? -232949;1349900416;Ukto;DeaDTerra: no lawyer would tell you that a bitcoin X is illegal. they woudl advise aginst it, and tell you that your asking for trouble. -232948;1349900428;gp5st;smickles: i would probably keep it up for a while. It'll hopefully still be up in a year -232947;1349900470;Ukto;if you ask a lawyer "is using bitcoins online illegal" they will advise you aginst it, and that it may be illegal, and land you in jail -232946;1349900471;Ukto;any lawyer -232945;1349900493;smickles;gp5st: well, on a 1 year time frame, i should hope you get 5%. but anything better than a 10% loss is good -232944;1349900500;smickles;imo -232943;1349900510;gp5st;smickles: :-p thanks for the encouragment:) -232942;1349900515;Ukto;yes -232941;1349900520;Ukto;there is no presidence -232940;1349900523;Ukto;DeaDTerra: if you do know him that well, you also know he's super paranoid -232939;1349900533;Ukto;so a lawyer saying "you are at risk" woudl be enough to cause this -232938;1349900549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19377 @ 0.0003129 = 6.0631 BTC [+] -232937;1349900550;Ukto;doesnt have to be "you are seriously at risk" -232936;1349900550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2516 @ 0.00031329 = 0.7882 BTC [+] -232935;1349900563;knotwork;if you ask a lowyer if running a web based business at all is illegal they might well advise that if you have to ask, then maybe it is, and probe as to what exactly about what you plan to do is something you think might be illegal and why -232934;1349900584;Ukto;right -232933;1349900594;Ukto;i agree 100% with that -232932;1349900605;Ukto;and unfortnately depending on the govt you get fucked by gray -232931;1349900606;Ukto;in the US -232930;1349900611;Ukto;if its gray -232929;1349900621;Ukto;they determine that its illegal, and then youg et fucked, w/o a chacne to end it -232928;1349900636;Ukto;other countries will determine it is illegal, and then demand it stopped -232927;1349900653;Ukto;some countries -232926;1349900657;Ukto;will determin illegalness -232925;1349900661;Ukto;issue a sentance -232924;1349900685;Ukto;and leave the site up, and not re-visit the legality of it *cough(piratebay)cough* -232923;1349900686;smickles;how is bitcoin itself legally gray? -232922;1349900697;Ukto;smickles: depending on your country -232921;1349900697;Ukto;:) -232920;1349900731;Ukto;:P -232919;1349900754;smickles;Ukto: oh yea, probably a no-go in iran or something -232918;1349900781;Ukto;btw DeaDTerra, mebbe you can tell me. somoene told me the pirate bay owner was 'released' from jail, and its good to go now. but others told me that he 'escaped'? wtf? -232917;1349900788;Ukto;smickles: defenitly -232916;1349900864;Ukto;was another guy jailed, and then released? -232915;1349900899;Ukto;was told one guy only had to do some 1month in jail, cause of the court time, etc -232914;1349900900;Ukto;and was released -232913;1349900922;Ukto;(hell, if i coudl do a piratebay, goto jail for 1 month, and then its good to go. that would be epic( -232912;1349901323;jurov;i got into some reddit discussion: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/118tii/global_bitcoin_stock_exchange_shuts_down_for_good/ -232911;1349901335;jurov;apparently bitcoin magazine has some "internal sources" -232910;1349901352;jurov;or they had seen glbse shareholder meeting minutes -232909;1349901394;jurov;i learn new things every day -232908;1349901880;Doffx;Ok this made me laugh -232907;1349901883;Doffx;mpex is a guy trading shares with himself. -232906;1349902090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27111 @ 0.00031243 = 8.4703 BTC [-] -232905;1349902091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9303 @ 0.00031212 = 2.9037 BTC [-] -232904;1349902199;Cylta;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:e805fee2ec5c5fcf00e1156e189a310ca41f84a038b49e8e0f0b1e97 -232903;1349902200;gribble;You are now authenticated for user Cylta with key 35E361F6B371D52E -232902;1349902469;Cylta;;;getrating bramz -232901;1349902469;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User bramz, rated since Fri Sep 21 05:49:16 2012. Cumulative rating 3, from 3 total ratings. Received ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=bramz -232900;1349903620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6175 @ 0.00031103 = 1.9206 BTC [-] -232899;1349903622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25866 @ 0.0003101 = 8.021 BTC [-] -232898;1349904197;knotwork;smickles, are you settled in after moving yet? -232897;1349905126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28100 @ 0.00031155 = 8.7546 BTC [+] -232896;1349905279;EskimoBob;so, scammer usagi has left the building for good? I bet he has a new username and he is lurking here right now :) -232895;1349905305;Doffx;Why would he need to do that? -232894;1349905323;Doffx;Not like he has glbse down, seems silly. -232893;1349905444;pigeons;maybe he's just putting in overtime at work to repay the two month advance he took to help his assets -232892;1349905543;jcpham;who took a 2 month advance -232891;1349905756;Eisenhower34;Has there anything happennd i wasnt aware of? Last I heard was that EskimoBob was the one who deserved that scammer tag for not keeping his word -232890;1349905949;pigeons;yeah, basically usagi overvalued assets, made backdoor deals, and closed out the collateral fund for his CDO, but who cares now right -232889;1349906675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33037 @ 0.00031152 = 10.2917 BTC [-] -232888;1349906677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5086 @ 0.00031155 = 1.5845 BTC [+] -232887;1349906678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20977 @ 0.00031208 = 6.5465 BTC [+] -232886;1349907393;kakobrekla;http://i.imgur.com/Q4P0S.jpg -232885;1349907420;kakobrekla;i can see the usefulness. -232884;1349907620;kakobrekla;patrick, is that you? http://i.imgur.com/stFPN.jpg -232883;1349907694;EskimoBob;Eisenhower34: I think there was 2 or 3 threads demanding a scammer tag for usagi. Exchange went belly up and he was home free. Now he is gone. -232882;1349907713;EskimoBob;pufff.... as expected -232881;1349907860;EskimoBob;he hated me with passion :) because I understood how full of shit he is and did not keep my mouth shut about it. fkn scumbag and a liar he is -232880;1349907904;smickles;knotwork: not quite, the majority of our stuff is arranged to be delivered on the 14th -232879;1349908192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15223 @ 0.00031208 = 4.7508 BTC [+] -232878;1349908194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24335 @ 0.00031329 = 7.6239 BTC [+] -232877;1349908613;smickles;knotwork: but i am navigating the red tape in starting up my accounting company -232876;1349908639;smickles;*may well call it a bitcoin accounting company -232875;1349908745;WormDrink;Hi -232874;1349908784;WormDrink;I want to invest some of my money in shares - kinda noob - looking for good online trading platforms -232873;1349908802;WormDrink;this might not be the best place to ask -232872;1349908866;EskimoBob;sure it is WormDrink -232871;1349908873;rdponticelli;WormDrink: This might not be the best moment to ask :) -232870;1349908889;WormDrink;yeah that too -232869;1349908889;EskimoBob;timing is bad, place is right -232868;1349908893;WormDrink;cool -232867;1349908959;EskimoBob;WormDrink: did you read about Open Transactions? -232866;1349908981;rdponticelli;Where is kakobrekla to say: read the f**** topic? -232865;1349909005;WormDrink;EskimoBob, no -232864;1349909008;WormDrink;I did not -232863;1349909013;EskimoBob;rdponticelli: jerking of to polish porn -232862;1349909074;rdponticelli;Yeah, Open Transactions is the future -232861;1349909159;rdponticelli;But it still doesn't have a lot of thing to invest in -232860;1349909187;rdponticelli;And at this point is kind of hard to setup for a noob... -232859;1349909193;BTC-Mining;there's nothing to invest in with Open Transactions yet, no? -232858;1349909208;jcpham;developer time -232857;1349909221;jcpham;invest knowledge and time in OT -232856;1349909252;WormDrink;rdponticelli, noob @ shares - not anything else really -232855;1349909253;rdponticelli;I think that knotwork has some contracts for cryptocurrencies on his server... -232854;1349909255;WormDrink;but good to know -232853;1349909259;WormDrink;looks intresting -232852;1349909293;rdponticelli;Yeah, it's really interesting -232851;1349909322;rdponticelli;Really worth investing in it -232850;1349909707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11060 @ 0.00031329 = 3.465 BTC [+] -232849;1349909709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42914 @ 0.00031352 = 13.4544 BTC [+] -232848;1349909710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13426 @ 0.00031355 = 4.2097 BTC [+] -232847;1349910031;smickles;sweet, I got one step done -232846;1349910041;smickles;the domain i wanted was available -232845;1349910052;smickles;smickles.com -232844;1349910059;BTC-Mining;eh -232843;1349910071;smickles;eh? -232842;1349910107;jurov;smickles, what u plan? -232841;1349910137;smickles;I will provide accounting related professional services in exchange for bitcoin -232840;1349910154;smickles;I'll operate out of tucson, AZ as a registered llc -232839;1349910165;BTC-Mining;sounds excellent -232838;1349910226;smickles;as soon as I confirm the total fees which i'll need to pay for licensing and registration, i'll sell some btc for ust too -232837;1349910231;chmod755;;;title smickles.com -232836;1349910232;gribble;Hover -232835;1349910256;smickles;chmod755: what can i say, i liked tucows back in the day -232834;1349910267;knotwork; there's nothing to invest in with Open Transactions yet, no? --> http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html -232833;1349910300;smickles;chmod755: also, I need to contract a webdev sometime shortly -232832;1349910340;BTC-Mining;what are those "shares" exactly? -232831;1349910366;knotwork;typically one millionth of the total assets of the corp -232830;1349910396;knotwork;the value is determined by the script by adding up all that corp's assets and dividing by number (typically a million) of shares -232829;1349910442;knotwork;of course for e.g. bitcoins there are no known assets to divide by 21,000,000 to determine value per bitcoin :) -232828;1349910502;knotwork;however for CDN, UKB, MBC, NKL, GMC, GRF, UNS, GZB one can indeed treat them like shares as those nations/corps do own assets -232827;1349910533;knotwork;basically add up the national reserves the nation has with which to back their currency to see how much to value their currency -232826;1349910559;knotwork;s/GZB/CZB/ -232825;1349910948;jcpham;i love it smickles -232824;1349911067;smickles;thanks jcpham :) I hope to be up and running soon -232823;1349911242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 72100 @ 0.00031093 = 22.4181 BTC [-] -232822;1349912215;Doffx;smickles.com cool -232821;1349912261;chmod755;;;web fetch smickles.com -232820;1349912262;gribble;Error: 'smickles.com' is not a valid url. -232819;1349912271;chmod755;;;web fetch http://smickles.com -232818;1349912272;gribble;'\n\n\nHover\n\n\n -232674;1349923766;Azelphur;smickles: did you get S2CM data yet? -232673;1349923789;smickles;Azelphur: no data yet -232672;1349923794;Azelphur;:p -232671;1349923816;Azelphur;would be funny if everything pays out on friday -232670;1349923818;Azelphur;cash day \o/ -232669;1349924054;Doffx;Since its my birthday on oct 12 I expect everyone in here to send 1 btc, that will be 7 more btc than what pirate owes me with 116 people in here. -232668;1349924068;Doffx;Azelphur should send 2 -232667;1349924079;Doffx;cash day for sure that way :) -232666;1349924086;Azelphur;xD -232665;1349924091;Doffx;haha -232664;1349924458;smickles;huh, he left w/o giving a receiving addy -232663;1349924475;Azelphur;lol -232662;1349924484;smickles;;D -232661;1349924650;smickles;wait a tic, mutum sigilum is an EVE ONLINE corp? -232660;1349924672;smickles;with a description of "FOR THE LULZ" -232659;1349924683;smickles;http://evewho.com/corp/Mutum+Sigillum+LLC -232658;1349924926;smickles;you know what this means? -232657;1349924943;smickles;bitcoin is a MMORPG, just like mircea_popescu said -232656;1349924977;kakobrekla;:) -232655;1349925073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10427 @ 0.00031413 = 3.2754 BTC [+] -232654;1349925074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11152 @ 0.00031421 = 3.5041 BTC [+] -232653;1349925075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10842 @ 0.00031433 = 3.408 BTC [+] -232652;1349926655;smickles;i need a favor. can someone send 6.25 btc to an addy for me, I'll repay you tomorrow -232651;1349926667;kakobrekla;addy? -232650;1349926680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10423 @ 0.00031167 = 3.2485 BTC [-] -232649;1349926681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7677 @ 0.00031075 = 2.3856 BTC [-] -232648;1349926688;smickles;13bVm9NuHhYASYyXcbYHLqmfQeZ2XSaD7u -232647;1349926710;kakobrekla;sent -232646;1349926722;smickles;my client went silly, and I think i need to reload the chain to fix it -232645;1349926729;smickles;that'll take a while -232644;1349926737;smickles;Thank you kakobrekla :) -232643;1349926743;kakobrekla;yw -232642;1349928254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5223 @ 0.00031075 = 1.623 BTC [-] -232641;1349928254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00031048 = 3.0427 BTC [-] -232640;1349928256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25777 @ 0.00031028 = 7.9981 BTC [-] -232639;1349928331;dub;pirate pays out tomorrow, smickles pays out tomorrow.... coincidence? -232638;1349928387;kakobrekla;kakobrekla gets paid tomorrow! -232637;1349928392;dub;occams razor, kekeke -232636;1349929767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21023 @ 0.00031028 = 6.523 BTC [-] -232635;1349929768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36677 @ 0.0003101 = 11.3735 BTC [-] -232634;1349929977;thestringpuller;;;eauth thestringpuller -232633;1349929978;gribble;Request successful for user thestringpuller, hostmask thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-98-185.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/0FF2943DA179E169 -232632;1349930031;thestringpuller;;;gpg everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:cca7968273a95c153fb1b5cd24c5fb449204644a24fbfcaa0a2f90cc -232631;1349930032;gribble;You are now authenticated for user thestringpuller with key 0FF2943DA179E169 -232630;1349930089;thestringpuller;;;getrating thestringpuller -232629;1349930089;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. Currently authenticated from hostmask thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-98-185.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net . -232628;1349930594;mircea_popescu;soo what's new -232627;1349930637;thestringpuller;how much of your day do you spend on irc mp (that's my nickname for you mircea_popescu) -232626;1349930677;mircea_popescu;you're not the only one calling me mp lol. and as long as the computer's on i have irc going. -232625;1349930683;mircea_popescu;i don't spend that much on it personally. -232624;1349930722;thestringpuller;do you code? -232623;1349930734;mircea_popescu;not really./ -232622;1349930781;thestringpuller;I used the campus labs to make a test FPGA -232621;1349930787;thestringpuller;since everyone is doing it -232620;1349930790;thestringpuller;:P -232619;1349930791;mircea_popescu;and ? -232618;1349930803;thestringpuller;It's tough I just started writing the verilog based on a paper I read -232617;1349930809;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: wrong question -232616;1349930817;rdponticelli;It's not what's new, but what's left -232615;1349930818;thestringpuller;gonna take months with my professor helping to get a single "chip" -232614;1349930836;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli so what is left ? -232613;1349930843;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller still, good practice for you i'd say. -232612;1349930865;rdponticelli;Nothing -232611;1349930877;thestringpuller;Uses a lot less power. -232610;1349930897;thestringpuller;what's left is not glbse lol -232609;1349930909;thestringpuller;I made a good deal of money on the market crash :P -232608;1349930931;mircea_popescu;how exactly ? -232607;1349930980;thestringpuller;The second glbse went under I sold a bunch of bitcoins, then waited and bought them back at a cheaper price... -232606;1349930982;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117715.msg1263447#msg1263447 cyeck this out tho -232605;1349931119;thestringpuller;lol poor glbse -232604;1349931174;thestringpuller;You've probably been asked this many times before mp, but how does GLBSE being shutdown make you feel? -232603;1349931211;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well, tbh, relieved. it was the main threat to having a btc finacials market. the longer it dragged on the worse it was. -232602;1349931224;mircea_popescu;course, sucks for all the people who wouldn't listen / knew better / whatever. -232601;1349931294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29400 @ 0.00031091 = 9.1408 BTC [+] -232600;1349931295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34425 @ 0.00031207 = 10.743 BTC [+] -232599;1349931368;BTC-Mining;Hey... GLBSE was the best trading platform (not for investing, for making trades) -232598;1349931386;BTC-Mining;I was getting almost pirate rates without the pirate stocks. -232597;1349931400;BTC-Mining;That's just how wild prices were -232596;1349931403;thestringpuller;that's cause people don't know how to trade. -232595;1349931411;BTC-Mining;quite -232594;1349931420;BTC-Mining;Made thousands -232593;1349931426;thestringpuller;Probably why Satoshi dice is listed on mpex -232592;1349931428;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that'd be part of the problem, really. -232591;1349931448;BTC-Mining;My wallet didn't find it to be a problem at all. -232590;1349931465;thestringpuller;only gigamining had a solid trade trend -232589;1349931478;thestringpuller;it wasn't volatile -232588;1349931487;bitcoinbear;so, have glbse asse holders heard anything yet? -232587;1349931488;mircea_popescu;yeah. if you go to the casino and make a lot of money your wallet might not complain -232586;1349931495;mircea_popescu;but that doesn't make casinoing an economic activity. -232585;1349931498;bitcoinbear;asset, i mean -232584;1349931516;thestringpuller;tell that to the kids from MIT who counted cards -232583;1349931527;mircea_popescu;right. from a macro perspective the thing was harmful. -232582;1349931541;mircea_popescu;otherwise, im sure plenty of people made money bilking the idiots who thought they're investors. -232581;1349931578;bitcoinbear;him trading helps decrease the spread (somewhat), making the market more stable -232580;1349931580;thestringpuller;I lost 20 btc, but I've been mining with free electricity, so it's a drop -232579;1349931604;BTC-Mining;It's not casinoing if the asset has a base value through profit sharing. The wild price fluctuations just make it much easier to buy below market value and resell it far above market value. -232578;1349931614;thestringpuller;for something that didn't have a lot of market depth, GLBSE had a sizable volume of outstanding shares. -232577;1349931646;BTC-Mining;Yes, quite -232576;1349931663;BTC-Mining;Most shares sold and weren't trading much afterward -232575;1349931666;thestringpuller;BTC-Mining isn't that how market makers make their money, via the bid-ask spread? -232574;1349931687;BTC-Mining;I suppose -232573;1349931721;bitcoinbear;and on some assets the spread was 50% -232572;1349931734;bitcoinbear;or more -232571;1349931736;BTC-Mining;when the bid-ask spread is 10% - 80% and the trading fee is 0.5% but only for the one selling/buying into orders... -232570;1349931744;mircea_popescu;actually, take mpoe.etf. a DAY before it being unwound (at like 1.2x) -232569;1349931750;mircea_popescu;the bid was .3 the ask 1.5 or so. -232568;1349931768;bitcoinbear;right -232567;1349931768;mircea_popescu;one of the precious few solvent assets there. -232566;1349931779;mircea_popescu;so not for a second do i consider that "market" in any way related to any economics. -232565;1349931782;mircea_popescu;it was pure randomness. -232564;1349931804;bitcoinbear;but you could make money off the randomness -232563;1349931809;mircea_popescu;had nothing to do with btc finance, or finance at all. -232562;1349931818;mircea_popescu;the continuing pretense that it did however, was very harmful for everyone. -232561;1349931826;mircea_popescu;no dispute you can make mone yat the casino -232560;1349931831;bitcoinbear;like nefario said, it was meant to be a toy -232559;1349931834;thestringpuller;LOL -232558;1349931835;mircea_popescu;thinking going to the casino = participating in the economy is damaging. -232557;1349931839;thestringpuller;Nefario is a dick. -232556;1349931847;thestringpuller;Who is now scared of going to jail. -232555;1349931857;thestringpuller;I feel we get the last laugh somehow. -232554;1349931871;thestringpuller;Even though the joke is on the issuers... -232553;1349931885;bitcoinbear;I wish he would move faster so we could just be done with the whole thing -232552;1349931944;mircea_popescu;bitcoinbear bitcoinica first, -232551;1349931946;mircea_popescu;then glbse. -232550;1349931960;BTC-Mining;mircea, that's exactly the point, it's not casino odds if a mining asset pays for x each week but the randomness makes it go 50% under the market rate per mhash then a few days later 50% over market rate. -232549;1349931968;thestringpuller;Don't casinos make a lot of money mircea_popescu? Like Las Vegas for instance, the Bellagio just rakes in money. -232548;1349931977;thestringpuller;Wouldn't running a casino contribute to the economy? -232547;1349931982;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller actually these days casinos are doing very poorly. -232546;1349931992;thestringpuller;o rly? -232545;1349931992;bitcoinbear;anybody want to buy 10 BDK.BND shares at the low price of 0.08? -232544;1349931995;mircea_popescu;yeah. -232543;1349931995;thestringpuller;tough times -232542;1349932001;thestringpuller;but isn't satoshi dice doing well? -232541;1349932006;thestringpuller;that's "casinoing" -232540;1349932011;mircea_popescu;bad 3 or so years. if it keeps up you'll see bankruptcies -232539;1349932017;BTC-Mining;I'd buy them for 0.0001 BTC each... -232538;1349932021;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller playing satoshidice isn't investing tho. -232537;1349932028;mircea_popescu;buying their shares is entirely a diff game. -232536;1349932079;thestringpuller;I see what you are saying. -232535;1349932080;thestringpuller;lol -232534;1349932108;rdponticelli;I'll outbid BTC-Mining: 0.00011 -232533;1349932127;thestringpuller;I don't know if you've ever seen the Chappelle Show, but there was an episode where this guy came into a lot of money, played a dice game, and won, so he had tons of money. -232532;1349932134;rdponticelli;:D -232531;1349932144;BTC-Mining;0.00011001 here! -232530;1349932153;BTC-Mining;Damn, feels like good old GLBSE -232529;1349932159;mircea_popescu;lmao -232528;1349932204;thestringpuller;Like if you won the lottery, then put it all on double 0 at the casino and won again. But then again I guess it's all "casinoing" -232527;1349932212;rdponticelli;We can do it here! Lets go! -232526;1349932215;mircea_popescu;yeah -232525;1349932320;thestringpuller;How will coinlab compete against the asic rush? -232524;1349932331;bitcoinbear;btc-mining, was it you who was always outbidding me by a single satoshi? drove me nuts -232523;1349932358;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller why'd they compete ? -232522;1349932383;BTC-Mining;I kept outbidding by one satoshi and people kept outbidding me by one satoshi, I was going nuts making people go nuts. -232521;1349932403;mircea_popescu;with those 2 second page loads... -232520;1349932413;mircea_popescu;maybe you folks just need some better masturbation material. -232519;1349932420;bitcoinbear;I refused to bid out more than 4 significant digits -232518;1349932473;bitcoinbear;page loads, 2 sec if you were lucky. it made me feel like I was back in 1993 or something -232517;1349932508;mircea_popescu;a well. as long as it was working for ya lol -232516;1349932538;BTC-Mining;It was due to GLBSE being quite spread up -232515;1349932557;smickles;< dub> pirate pays out tomorrow, smickles pays out tomorrow.... coincidence? <<< lolwut? -232514;1349932717;smickles;also, most of my stuff isn't here yet, i'm using a stepstool with a couple of rags for padding as my seat -232513;1349932796;mircea_popescu;haha suffer. -232512;1349932844;smickles;and this is where my accounting company will start -232511;1349932845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2251 @ 0.00031207 = 0.7025 BTC [+] -232510;1349932856;smickles;from rags to riches :D -232509;1349932888;mircea_popescu;haha gl! -232508;1349932902;rdponticelli;Where are you ipoing, smickles? -232507;1349932909;rdponticelli;:) -232506;1349932924;smickles;heh, not a public company ;) -232505;1349932936;rdponticelli;:( -232504;1349932962;rdponticelli;That's not fun -232503;1349932972;smickles;i sold some btc earlier to pay licensing and registration fees -232502;1349932979;rdponticelli;You're supposed to raise a ton of money and run away -232501;1349932995;rdponticelli;You're doing it all wrong -232500;1349932999;smickles;rdponticelli: if i need to raise funds, you'll be the first one i make an offer to, m'kay? -232499;1349933011;[\\\];aww -232498;1349933013;[\\\];I'm hurt -232497;1349933022;rdponticelli;Ok, I'm happy now -232496;1349933065;[\\\];;;ticker -232495;1349933065;gribble;Best bid: 12.00104, Best ask: 12.05, Bid-ask spread: 0.04896, Last trade: 12.05, 24 hour volume: 27195, 24 hour low: 11.8029, 24 hour high: 12.19 -232494;1349933068;[\\\];we're at 12 -232493;1349933069;[\\\];woo -232492;1349933077;[\\\];c'mon $2.00 btc -232491;1349933077;mircea_popescu;o hey. -232490;1349933096;smickles;[\\\]: did you miss us at sub-11 earlier? -232489;1349933123;[\\\];no -232488;1349933144;[\\\];but if it drops to $2, I'm gonna buy 50k btc -232487;1349933338;[\\\];That's what the AMEX is for -232486;1349933366;Diablo-D3;smickles: doesnt work anymore -232485;1349933392;Diablo-D3;banks maliciously reverse loans within a week after they credit check you a second time -232484;1349933417;[\\\];thats why you wait 3 weeks -232483;1349933418;Diablo-D3;they claim "to prevent fraud", but the only fraud going on is their actions since they already signed the papers -232482;1349933419;[\\\];:-x -232481;1349933442;Diablo-D3;Ive heard of banks doing it after 3 MONTHS -232480;1349933478;mircea_popescu;smickles it was 10.7 or so -232479;1349933517;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 prolly a pretty penny to be made from sueing then -232478;1349933557;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: sometimes -232477;1349933563;Diablo-D3;sometimes you have judges going along with it -232476;1349933572;Diablo-D3;not sure if they're just inept or they're in the bank's pocket -232475;1349933945;mircea_popescu;Chaos - Battle of the Wizards -232474;1349933948;mircea_popescu;anyone ever played that ? -232473;1349934267;smickles;mircea_popescu: is that the one that is similar to wherewolf? -232472;1349934274;Diablo-D3;YES -232471;1349934275;smickles;er, spelling bad -232470;1349934276;Diablo-D3;I FOUND A GIF -232469;1349934278;Diablo-D3;THAT DESCRIBES -232468;1349934282;Diablo-D3;THE NEFARIO DRAMAS -232467;1349934291;Diablo-D3;us, and I'm clearly kirk: http://i.imgur.com/oafQx.gif -232466;1349934371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1249 @ 0.00031242 = 0.3902 BTC [+] -232465;1349934396;mircea_popescu;smickles http://www.mykeblack.com/flash/chaos/chaos_content.html -232464;1349934397;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/gallery/JJaLA -232463;1349934400;Diablo-D3;oh god I want one -232462;1349934403;Diablo-D3;just so I can make it talk -232461;1349934423;Diablo-D3;oh fuck comments already go straight to south park -232460;1349934619;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/gallery/M7nOu -232459;1349934626;Diablo-D3;HUH -232458;1349934816;smickles;oh my connection is so slow -232457;1349935879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21473 @ 0.00031079 = 6.6736 BTC [-] -232456;1349936342;dub;Diablo-D3: remake a movie with it -232455;1349936376;Diablo-D3;oh fuck -232454;1349936380;Diablo-D3;NO! -232453;1349936383;Diablo-D3;I MUST BE TAKING OVER WORLD! -232452;1349936528;dub;gak, I want to shoot thos imgur commenters more that I want to shoot everyone on btctalk -232451;1349936545;Diablo-D3;http://mozillamemes.tumblr.com -232450;1349936584;dub;http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mabnf0OQNA1rrf1eeo1_500.jpg gigavps? -232449;1349936607;Diablo-D3;sometimes I wonder -232448;1349937412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25227 @ 0.00031079 = 7.8403 BTC [-] -232447;1349937414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10373 @ 0.0003101 = 3.2167 BTC [-] -232446;1349937872;Ukto;so did nefario open things up ? -232445;1349937934;smickles;not toomany hours ago -232444;1349937968;Ukto;still didnt enable password recovery though :/ -232443;1349937980;dub;dont forget your password -232442;1349938012;Ukto;i havent logged in since my account was emptied from the "hack" in may -232441;1349938173;dub;dont get hacked -232440;1349938183;Ukto;i somehow dont think I was :P -232439;1349938959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23235 @ 0.0003101 = 7.2052 BTC [-] -232438;1349938961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7832 @ 0.0003101 = 2.4287 BTC [-] -232437;1349938961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00031008 = 0.4031 BTC [-] -232436;1349938962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29233 @ 0.00031 = 9.0622 BTC [-] -232435;1349939234;Diablo-D3;so how do you get your "assets" -232434;1349939241;smickles;omg, i'm rocking a 128k connection -232433;1349939248;smickles;(bits) -232432;1349939373;smickles;lol, for the fun of it, i fired up cgminer and pointed it at my client, -232431;1349939389;Ukto;smickles: a hotel I stayed in Japan last april, was still on an ISDN modem -232430;1349939397;Ukto;that was about 12yrs old -232429;1349939416;smickles;it said "Accepted c5b1c47c.155918dc" and for a moment, my heart raced as i thought i hit a block -232428;1349939429;smickles;Ukto: oh my -232427;1349940465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67796 @ 0.00031017 = 21.0283 BTC [+] -232426;1349940466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8804 @ 0.0003109 = 2.7372 BTC [+] -232425;1349941997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 500 @ 0.00320653 = 1.6033 BTC [+] -232424;1349941998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 35 @ 0.00316891 = 0.1109 BTC [-] -232423;1349943094;da2ce7;New Version of Moneychanger and ot prompt for windows: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77301.80 Please help test and report any issues. -232422;1349943417;mircea_popescu;ok, so here's some data : -232421;1349943422;mircea_popescu;From 4/2/2012 to 10/4/2012: -232420;1349943422;mircea_popescu;187 contract listings -232419;1349943422;mircea_popescu;66519 total trades -232418;1349943422;mircea_popescu;6006474 total contract volume -232417;1349943422;mircea_popescu;35911.75164BTC total volume -232416;1349943429;mircea_popescu;sauce : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117491.msg1260596#msg1260596 -232415;1349943450;mircea_popescu;so glbse traded 36k btc in 6 months. -232414;1349943511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33400 @ 0.0003109 = 10.3841 BTC [+] -232413;1349945039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00031046 = 2.2974 BTC [-] -232412;1349946558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1350 @ 0.0003109 = 0.4197 BTC [+] -232411;1349946577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 135 @ 0.0032 = 0.432 BTC [-] -232410;1349948082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24397 @ 0.0003109 = 7.585 BTC [+] -232409;1349948084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26203 @ 0.00031282 = 8.1968 BTC [+] -232408;1349948874;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 2 @ 0.23231876 = 0.4646 BTC [-] -232407;1349948876;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1 @ 0.23049622 BTC [-] -232406;1349949081;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] 150 @ 0.00076466 = 0.1147 BTC [-] -232405;1349950007;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120N] 2 @ 0.23654313 = 0.4731 BTC [+] -232404;1349951489;BTC-Mining;[01:17] 35911.75164BTC total volume -232403;1349951526;BTC-Mining;Sounds awfully wrong since GIGAMINING alone sold 40k bonds at 1 BTC or more and had like twice that volume. -232402;1349951634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00031046 = 7.7925 BTC [-] -232401;1349951635;BTC-Mining;2823.6BTC total revenue from trading fees -232400;1349951649;BTC-Mining;x 200 is over 500k trading volume -232399;1349951661;BTC-Mining;I remember calculating it as higher than that however. -232398;1349953181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5976 @ 0.00031149 = 1.8615 BTC [+] -232397;1349953182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00031046 = 3.353 BTC [-] -232396;1349954707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43867 @ 0.00031 = 13.5988 BTC [-] -232395;1349954708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4733 @ 0.00030994 = 1.4669 BTC [-] -232394;1349956208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00031034 = 0.8069 BTC [+] -232393;1349957752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37300 @ 0.00031032 = 11.5749 BTC [-] -232392;1349957753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32200 @ 0.00030994 = 9.9801 BTC [-] -232391;1349958310;jurov;morning -232390;1349958399;jurov;coinbr was updated, check it.. just few kinks to iron and we can do official announcement -232389;1349958413;jurov;but referrals are already working -232388;1349958540;FabianB;jurov: cool :), will check later after work -232387;1349958974;jurov;see you later -232386;1349959269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2567 @ 0.00030994 = 0.7956 BTC [-] -232385;1349959270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11633 @ 0.00030992 = 3.6053 BTC [-] -232384;1349960771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00031034 = 3.2896 BTC [+] -232383;1349962278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40156 @ 0.00031034 = 12.462 BTC [+] -232382;1349963863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44467 @ 0.00030992 = 13.7812 BTC [-] -232381;1349963865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22054 @ 0.00030983 = 6.833 BTC [-] -232380;1349965374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1268 @ 0.00031034 = 0.3935 BTC [+] -232379;1349965376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35300 @ 0.00031036 = 10.9557 BTC [+] -232378;1349965505;Chaang-Noi;ltc had some epic volume today -232377;1349966044;Chaang-Noi;this chan is dead... -232376;1349966125;FabianB;just less scammer talk -232375;1349966219;kakobrekla;hehe -232374;1349966233;kakobrekla;less chick fights -232373;1349966269;Chaang-Noi;lol -232372;1349966274;Chaang-Noi;where is usagi? -232371;1349966887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00031079 = 2.8282 BTC [+] -232370;1349967126;Chaang-Noi;is glbse still collecting aml docs? -232369;1349967259;kakobrekla;no -232368;1349968062;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: it proved to be too technically challenging -232367;1349968074;Chaang-Noi;are you kidding? -232366;1349968085;copumpkin;I dunno, all I know is that for a while he had a form up and then he took it down -232365;1349968091;Chaang-Noi;yeah -232364;1349968100;Chaang-Noi;i guess it was not a legal demand after all -232363;1349968111;copumpkin;he's so sketchy :P -232362;1349968111;Chaang-Noi;i wonder what is going on in his head right now... -232361;1349968137;Chaang-Noi;yeah... -232360;1349968154;Chaang-Noi;what a mess -232359;1349968177;Chaang-Noi;also i wonder what the SEC will do now that glbse closed down -232358;1349968186;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if they will still go after them or just walk away -232357;1349968225;copumpkin;"yeah, sure, you were hacking up kidnapped hookers for years before, but you appear to have stopped, so I guess you're good. Sorry for the unpleasant chase!" -232356;1349968228;copumpkin;:P -232355;1349968245;copumpkin;- no legal prosecutor ever -232354;1349968253;copumpkin;but who knows :) -232353;1349968417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39500 @ 0.0003121 = 12.328 BTC [+] -232352;1349968930;Chaang-Noi;well -232351;1349968939;Chaang-Noi;sometimes they act to stop an activity -232350;1349968950;Chaang-Noi;this is not always the case -232349;1349968978;Chaang-Noi;but glbse said they were wrong to be doing what they were doing, it just does not add that headline pop -232348;1349968986;Chaang-Noi;fed shut down already closed exchange... -232347;1349968992;Chaang-Noi;seems like a waste of tax payer money -232346;1349969009;Chaang-Noi;now if glbse was a terrorist operation sure... -232345;1349969022;Chaang-Noi;but trading btc and all that shit? its not going to be an easy case i bet -232344;1349969035;copumpkin;well, the crime was already committed, and they can claim that many people were defrauded as a result of the unregulated exchange operating for so long -232343;1349969045;Chaang-Noi;yes they can -232342;1349969047;copumpkin;due to all the fraudulent unregulated securities issued on it -232341;1349969052;Chaang-Noi;but my question is will tehy -232340;1349969087;Chaang-Noi;really this is a small thing -232339;1349969111;Chaang-Noi;and really the SEc going after this will make the right wing nuts in the usa take a hard look at btc and might even help it -232338;1349969127;Chaang-Noi;if the SEC is scared of BTC im bullish in BTC :) -232337;1349969250;copumpkin;:P -232336;1349969314;copumpkin;"I'm against all forms of regulation and government control, except, OH SHIT, PEOPLE ARE BUYING IMMORAL THINGS WITH BITCOIN. WE MUST BANISH IT FROM THE EARTH AS GOD EXPECTS" -232335;1349969344;copumpkin;or, from the other side, "regulation is good, and we need to protect dumbasses from themselves. We must regulate bitcoin" -232334;1349969389;copumpkin;yay politics :) -232333;1349969468;copumpkin;that's not to say I think one side is as good as the other, mind you -232332;1349969547;Chaang-Noi;:) -232331;1349969554;Chaang-Noi;yeah -232330;1349969989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00031183 = 7.328 BTC [-] -232329;1349970113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 885 @ 0.0032 = 2.832 BTC [-] -232328;1349970944;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 719 @ 0.20596839 = 148.0913 BTC [+] -232327;1349972212;iz;copumpkin: do you think ppl should be able to run ponzi schemes and scam dumbasses out of hundreds of thousands of bitcoins? -232326;1349972231;copumpkin;what makes you think that? -232325;1349972236;iz;or do you think there should be regulation that protects dumbasses from themselves? -232324;1349972262;MrTiggr;BitcoinNannyState -232323;1349972265;MrTiggr;nothx -232322;1349972321;iz;running to the cops or the SEC to sue or get someone in trouble for scamming you out of BTC is using that regulation -232321;1349972374;MrTiggr;iz: do you think ppl should be able to run ponzi schemes and scam dumbasses out of hundreds of thousands of regular CASH? .. bitcoin is the equivalent of cash ... if you blilndly give it to the rong person ... its gone dude and its yer own fault -232320;1349972413;MrTiggr;people should treat bitcoin with the same scrutiny that they do for cash transactions -232319;1349972419;iz;no, people shouldn't be able to do that with cash, and that's why the SEC and regulatory agencies exist -232318;1349972423;iz;it's not the cash vs bitcoin -232317;1349972446;iz;it's regulated exchanges and investment companies, like with cash -232316;1349972448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.00031101 = 10.6054 BTC [-] -232315;1349972449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26656 @ 0.00031079 = 8.2844 BTC [-] -232314;1349972459;MrTiggr;and by "Cash" i mean coins and notes -232313;1349972462;MrTiggr;SEC cant track that -232312;1349972465;copumpkin;MrTiggr: are you saying that "real-world" cases of fraud should not be prosecuted? -232311;1349972470;MrTiggr;no -232310;1349972473;iz;vs unregulated exchanget and investment companies, like with bitcoin, where most of them are scams -232309;1349972474;copumpkin;because the defrauded party was dumb enough to hand over his money? -232308;1349972481;MrTiggr;i am SPECIFICALLY comparing bitcoin to CASH -232307;1349972482;MrTiggr;coins/notes -232306;1349972485;copumpkin;that's irrelevant though -232305;1349972490;copumpkin;this is whether someone was defrauded or not -232304;1349972492;MrTiggr;no chargeback and not really very tracable -232303;1349972501;copumpkin;do you blame the victim of fraud on the victim? -232302;1349972501;MrTiggr;well -232301;1349972508;MrTiggr;not irrelevant -232300;1349972509;copumpkin;those are technical aspects -232299;1349972514;copumpkin;implementation details, you might say -232298;1349972518;MrTiggr;the next point i will make is -232297;1349972536;MrTiggr;we should provide bitcoiners with the tools to ensure that their "cash-like" transactions can be conducted with the best possible confidence -232296;1349972556;iz;it's not about transactions with scams though -232295;1349972558;MrTiggr;if my mate buys a TV from a stranger with cash and gets ripped -232294;1349972563;MrTiggr;im not gonna cry for him -232293;1349972572;iz;they are making the transactions intentionally -232292;1349972594;MrTiggr;the point i am making is that there is a level of responsibility that normal transactions are held to, which bitcoiners seem to think doesnt apply -232291;1349972596;iz;what if your grandma spends all of her retirement money buying a new spaceage TV that cooks dinner for her -232290;1349972606;MrTiggr;its sad -232289;1349972610;MrTiggr;but it happens -232288;1349972615;MrTiggr;in fact, happened to my grandpa -232287;1349972619;MrTiggr;i FEEL for him -232286;1349972625;MrTiggr;but he was stoopid enuf to do it -232285;1349972626;iz;should it be legal for a company to carry on business defrauding grandmas? -232284;1349972633;MrTiggr;not check who he qwas dealing with etc -232283;1349972640;MrTiggr;he shud learn his lesson -232282;1349972641;iz;who do you check with? -232281;1349972644;copumpkin;MrTiggr: what if a con artist lies his way into your building and takes money from your vault? -232280;1349972646;iz;if there is no regulatory agency -232279;1349972660;iz;how can you tell what is a real investment company.. and what is a scammy investment company? -232278;1349972663;copumpkin;is this purely about not using violence to obtain someone else's property? -232277;1349972680;iz;you just have to take their word for it -232276;1349972683;copumpkin;it seems you could make arguments about someone not being strong enough to resist robbers -232275;1349972686;iz;or the word on the street -232274;1349972688;copumpkin;and deserving it -232273;1349972708;copumpkin;in fact, I have seen gun advocates say that -232272;1349972709;MrTiggr;not as far as i am concerned - i equate bitcoin to cash ... im not giving my dollar bills to anyone i dont trust ... neither should a bitcoiner -232271;1349972720;copumpkin;this has nothing to do with cash -232270;1349972731;copumpkin;cash boils down to whether you can prove that you gave the money to the person -232269;1349972732;iz;MrTiggr: investments don't care how you give them the money -232268;1349972737;copumpkin;that's got little to do with the actual crime -232267;1349972740;iz;neither do scammers -232266;1349972741;MrTiggr;in the same breath - i personally do everything i can to help bitcoiners make the best decision about their trades -232265;1349972747;MrTiggr;(i AM bitcoin-police after all) -232264;1349972752;copumpkin;whether bitcoin is equivalent to cash is completely irrelevant to the legality/morality of the issue -232263;1349972761;iz;MrTiggr: how do you know what is good and what is a scam? -232262;1349972765;copumpkin;it just determines how easy it is to prove that you gave it to them -232261;1349972767;MrTiggr;investments (like glbse .. which is what i imagine you are referring) are not the same thing -232260;1349972783;MrTiggr;iz ...i agree - its hard -232259;1349972791;MrTiggr;but its hard with "real cash" too -232258;1349972811;iz;yeah, that's like.. we're discussing if children should be able to drink alcohol or not, and you are like "well.. i think it all depends on if it's vodka or whiskey" -232257;1349972821;MrTiggr;lets not confuse casual -otc bitcoin trading with .. ponzi or other investment -232256;1349972850;iz;it doesn't matter if it's bitcoin or cash or pokemon cards -232255;1349972887;iz;an investment scam vs a real investment opportunity are hard to tell the difference between, without there being some sort of regulatory agency -232254;1349972890;MrTiggr;so... you are defending the people who blindly "invested" bitcoin in .. lets say for arguments sake .. a glbse stok .. with out checking who was managing the funds -232253;1349972895;MrTiggr;is that bitcoin's fault -232252;1349972896;MrTiggr;no -232251;1349972902;iz;it's not bitcoin's fault -232250;1349972903;copumpkin;nobody's claiming it is bitcoin's fault -232249;1349972914;copumpkin;that was never even a question -232248;1349972918;iz;but it happened because there is no regulatory agency -232247;1349972934;MrTiggr;it happened due to lack of consumer diligence imho -232246;1349972935;iz;and the reason that doesn't happen so much in the real USD markets -232245;1349972940;iz;is because of regulation -232244;1349972955;MrTiggr;"who is nefario" << first Qn id have asked myself if investing in any glbse stock -232243;1349972958;copumpkin;MrTiggr: just like I got robbed because I hadn't learned martial arts, or wasn't carrying a gun? it happened because an asshole defrauded you. -232242;1349973003;iz;do you think it should be okay for people to dress up like police officers and go around to people's houses -232241;1349973023;iz;and the people who don't call the main police office to check on the badge numbers to make sure they are real cops -232240;1349973024;copumpkin;"you should have called up the police office to make sure they had sent someone, before letting him in" -232239;1349973027;copumpkin;:) -232238;1349973029;MrTiggr;regulation i don thtink is the answer... i agree there is aproblem, but im kinda sick of bitcoiners blaming their own lack of due diligence on the "missing regulatory component" for which bitcoin was originally founded -232237;1349973031;iz;deserve the robbing they are going to get -232236;1349973048;iz;you are mistaken -232235;1349973050;copumpkin;I don't think bitcoin was originally founded "for" that -232234;1349973054;copumpkin;bitcoin is a protocol -232233;1349973056;iz;bitcoin wasn't founded for that -232232;1349973063;MrTiggr;De-Centralized currency is one of the core tennant of bitcoin -232231;1349973067;copumpkin;the protocol doesn't require regulation, but the people using it might -232230;1349973068;MrTiggr;regulation centralizes -232229;1349973069;iz;the problem are the bitcoin exchanges not being regulated -232228;1349973073;copumpkin;no it doesn't -232227;1349973076;copumpkin;this is silly -232226;1349973076;iz;not that bitcoin itself isn't regulated -232225;1349973077;copumpkin;:) -232224;1349973097;MrTiggr; the problem are the bitcoin exchanges not being regulated << how so ?? all the major exchanges are subject to AML etc -232223;1349973102;iz;how could you regulate cash against scams involving cash (besides counterfeiting)? -232222;1349973103;MrTiggr;seems regulated to me -232221;1349973112;iz;lol -232220;1349973117;iz;bitfloor -232219;1349973126;iz;tradehill -232218;1349973139;iz;they are just some random dude -232217;1349973150;iz;putting a website up on a VPS somewhere that he bought w/ bitcoins -232216;1349973152;MrTiggr;?? and they would have been raepd for not being AML compliant -232215;1349973195;iz;for trading real money -232214;1349973209;iz;only because they trade real money, and use the regulation that real money provides -232213;1349973225;iz;for bitcoin investment companies that DON'T deal in cash and only in bitcoins -232212;1349973234;iz;they don't have any regulations they need to follow at all -232211;1349973244;MrTiggr;true -232210;1349973251;MrTiggr;all the more reason for due diligence -232209;1349973261;iz;you're saying "no regulation to bitcoin" while touting that bitcoin exchanges are AML compliant.. -232208;1349973268;MrTiggr;either you centralize and regulate or you dont -232207;1349973284;iz;and the only reasons bitcoin exchanges are AML compliant is BECAUSE of the regulation of USD -232206;1349973288;MrTiggr;exchanges are not bitcoin ... they are a way out/in to bitcoin -232205;1349973296;iz;you don't need to centralize the mint to have regulation of exchanges -232204;1349973331;MrTiggr;if you are talking about regulation of exchanges, i have no problem with that -232203;1349973344;iz;all you need is a 3rd party regulatory agency that has a vested intrest in maintaining everyone's trust and not letting ppl break rules just because they got paid off -232202;1349973358;iz;also regulating bitcoin investment companies -232201;1349973367;MrTiggr;ooh thats "all you need" .. so who we gonna trust on that -232200;1349973384;MrTiggr;sarcasm included - thats a real question -232199;1349973398;iz;like.. make sure they keep the offline wallet key used to store everyone's bitcoins secret and don't check it into git -232198;1349973429;MrTiggr;totally for that - thats not really regulation ... not in the true sense though ... its some form of compliance to a satandard -232197;1349973431;iz;MrTiggr: ever use SSL? the CAs are exactly like that -232196;1349973448;iz;just companies that have a vested intrest in being secure authorities -232195;1349973452;MrTiggr;ok so we setup Bitcoin-Verisign then ? -232194;1349973458;iz;well, something like that -232193;1349973461;iz;someone should -232192;1349973465;MrTiggr;not an entirely bad idea -232191;1349973469;iz;but i don't know if it would be profitable -232190;1349973474;mircea_popescu;iz that'd be mpex. -232189;1349973477;MrTiggr;i wudnt classify that as typical regulation though -232188;1349973480;iz;oh, nice -232187;1349973491;iz;yeah, i figured someone would try to do something like that -232186;1349973495;MrTiggr;and ++ mircea_popescu -232185;1349973520;mircea_popescu;course, people bitch and moan. but slowly & surely. -232184;1349973562;iz;okay breakfast time for me.. peace all -232183;1349973633;MrTiggr;peace bro! ... don't hate my devil's-advocate hat oo much ... im kinda cranky today :P -232182;1349973960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47600 @ 0.00031003 = 14.7574 BTC [-] -232181;1349973962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28400 @ 0.00030983 = 8.7992 BTC [-] -232180;1349974182;Ukto;*yawn* morning -232179;1349974190;Ukto;did nefario actually "give out" assets/btc yet? -232178;1349974496;mircea_popescu;not afaik -232177;1349974556;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 266 @ 0.25780139 = 68.5752 BTC [+] -232176;1349974557;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 183 @ 0.27932903 = 51.1172 BTC [+] -232175;1349994223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00030995 = 4.2153 BTC [+] -232174;1349995731;mircea_popescu;There's no drama like Bitcoin drama. The "will pirate make contact" storyline returns tomorrow and the new season of "will BFL deliver" starts in a couple of weeks. It's like reality TV without the ads. Which well-known Bitcoin business will suddenly fail next? Who should be voted off the libertarian island? -232173;1349995734;mircea_popescu;ahah so true. -232172;1349995755;jcpham;boner -232171;1349995786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9302 @ 0.00031179 = 2.9003 BTC [+] -232170;1349995934;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114820.msg1264442#msg1264442 also seems usagi ragequit ? -232169;1349996283;mircea_popescu;so is bitfloor fucked v2.0 ? -232168;1349996458;FabianB;again? -232167;1349996505;mircea_popescu;well seems they lost chase acct -232166;1349996517;mircea_popescu;so this'd be banking not tech. -232165;1349997057;sgornick;mircea_popescu: Lost chase and wells fargo (well, no deposits, no ach withdraw .. .. through end of Oct, though if he doesn't know why they froze it how does he know end of Oct. it will be re-opened, with access to funds?) -232164;1349997073;mircea_popescu;o wow both ? -232163;1349997112;mircea_popescu;well that's ok, he makes a third coming, this time with a frozen BTC and a frozen USD balance. -232162;1349997145;sgornick;"WellsFargo cash deposits are currently suspended. We apologize for any inconvenience and are looking for a resolution." -232161;1349997146;sgornick;https://twitter.com/bitfloor/status/256122628471930881 -232160;1349997162;sgornick;"business reasons" with no explanation. -232159;1349997168;mircea_popescu;you know... it's almost as if the banks are by now workingtogether to fuck over btc exchanges -232158;1349997173;sgornick;https://twitter.com/bitfloor/status/256125151823941634 -232157;1349997175;mircea_popescu;possibly the worst business to be in. -232156;1349997205;sgornick;Yup, and they have an excuse that sounds legit. "Just because, um ... we can't tell you why." -232155;1349997220;mircea_popescu;well frankly, they're entirely within their right to tell you to take a hike. -232154;1349997228;mircea_popescu;it's a bank after all, it's not obliged to handle your money. -232153;1349997246;sgornick;Until I can legally open a bank then that is bullshit. -232152;1349997255;mircea_popescu;you can. -232151;1349997258;mircea_popescu;you just need a lot of money. -232150;1349997263;sgornick;Bullshit -232149;1349997266;mircea_popescu;what ? -232148;1349997302;dub;all is not well in magical bunny land -232147;1349997303;mircea_popescu;i'm serious tho, come to romania and open a bank. you need something like 50ish mn in capital iirc. -232146;1349997353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12798 @ 0.0003126 = 4.0007 BTC [+] -232145;1349997357;pigeons;i'd rather open a mcdonalds -232144;1349997380;rdponticelli;How long would take mpex to open his own bank? -232143;1349997384;rdponticelli;:) -232142;1349997436;rdponticelli;pigeons: for that you need garbage amounting in the millions -232141;1349997447;sgornick;Right, wasn't calling bullshit on that you need money to open a bank. Was trying to say how that moeny requirement is bullshit. -232140;1349997455;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli i don't want a bank tho. -232139;1349997474;mircea_popescu;sgornick why would it be bullshit tho ? i mean... allow nefario to open an irl bank ? -232138;1349997499;mircea_popescu;money as a barrier to entry is great, because in spite of all its failings, modern society works pretty well at keeping idiots and money apart. -232137;1349997511;pigeons;people wouldn't use nefario if there were legal alternatives competent people would run them -232136;1349997516;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: damn, I won't buy anymore S.MPOE, then -232135;1349997521;mircea_popescu;pigeons right. like... you know... btc stock exchanges. -232134;1349997529;rdponticelli;I thought we was building a bank -232133;1349997529;rdponticelli;xD -232132;1349997530;mircea_popescu;you're flat out wrong. the incompetent flock together. -232131;1349997554;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli banks suck, the margins are about as narrow as in electricity production. -232130;1349997555;pigeons;or at least they hire likeminded people to post for them on forums -232129;1349997590;mircea_popescu;no, in general they do it themselves. -232128;1349997607;mircea_popescu;and the honesty of their incompetence resonates with the inner vibration of incompetence in a large mass of others. -232127;1349997618;pigeons;that's deep -232126;1349997640;mircea_popescu;and it has vibrations! -232125;1349997700;mircea_popescu;but incidentally, why are there mcdonald's places, pigeons ? after all, there's legal alternatives run by competent people. like, you know, actual restaurants. -232124;1349997711;mircea_popescu;chez asshole. -232123;1349997725;mircea_popescu;i mean alphonse. chez alphonse. -232122;1349997794;pigeons;what are the legal alternatives to banks? -232121;1349997820;pigeons;there aren't. join the cartel or else use nefario -232120;1349997852;mircea_popescu;"the cartel" ? -232119;1349997872;pigeons;.wik cartel -232118;1349997873;markac;"A cartel is a formal agreement among competing firms." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartel -232117;1349997884;mircea_popescu;there's no banking cartel wtf. -232116;1349997944;jcpham;but there can be a bitcoin cartel -232115;1349997946;sgornick;mircea_popescu: When fractional reserve is 10:1 that's when the system fails without a large amount of capital (and generally fails even with a large amount of capital) -232114;1349997960;sgornick;But here's an approach where I need only $1 to do this. -232113;1349997961;sgornick;http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=209282 -232112;1349998022;mircea_popescu;sgornick well that's two arguments you're proposing, and they're unrelated. anyway, there's no practical way to limit credit. -232111;1349998034;mircea_popescu;if i promise my gf to take her to the film, it's none of your business. -232110;1349998042;mircea_popescu;credit arises naturally. -232109;1349998058;BTC-Mining;arf, give me my bitcoins, GLBSE! -232108;1349998064;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining shoe on head ? -232107;1349998076;BTC-Mining;no shoe on head... -232106;1349998088;mircea_popescu;aww -232105;1349998090;BTC-Mining;It seems the AML docs requirement was removed -232104;1349998104;mircea_popescu;i saw. isn't this great, policy by shoestring ? -232103;1349998137;mircea_popescu;and when i say glbse is damaging, this is EXACTLY what i mean. will in the future people go "o, i won't follow stated policy cause what if these people reverse it like glbse used to do" ? yes, they will. -232102;1349998151;mircea_popescu;the false notion that glbse was a btc-financials related website is fucking us over ;/ -232101;1349998269;FabianB;jurov: in the orderform of coinbr it would be nice if the item selectbox would have a consistent ordering -232100;1349998884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.0003112 = 9.336 BTC [-] -232099;1349999248;BTC-Mining;[16:29] the false notion that glbse was a btc-financials related website is fucking us over -232098;1349999315;mircea_popescu;yes, this is dog. -232097;1349999339;BTC-Mining;Well it could have been, but Nefario screwed it up. He should have accepted brokering unregistered securities might not be legal and stayed in China. Lower costs of living to top it. -232096;1349999384;BTC-Mining;Instead of backing up for unknown reasons (theft, fears, whatever) -232095;1349999401;mircea_popescu;it surely could have been. -232094;1349999428;mircea_popescu;back when he was still in China I honestly thought that's where he's going and mostly why I laid off him -232093;1349999434;mircea_popescu;(that and a bunch of people vouching) -232092;1349999544;BTC-Mining;You need some dedication when offering bitcoin services. -232091;1349999583;BTC-Mining;In any case, I'm off. Don't know why I've been paying 26$/month for TV I'm not using when I watch my shows online. -232090;1349999585;mircea_popescu;"some". -232089;1349999596;mircea_popescu;i'd say it's easier to have children. -232088;1349999601;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On0r-7XGf0U << is this chick high ? -232087;1349999615;BTC-Mining;Got to return a terminal eh -232086;1349999861;dub;its atlas -232085;1349999895;mircea_popescu;who is ? -232084;1349999905;dub;that stoned girl -232083;1349999941;dub;pic related http://media.reason.com/mc/mriggs/2012_10/40Years0fDrugWarFailure.jpg -232082;1349999978;mircea_popescu;heh yea. -232081;1350000018;dub;in other news Tim O'reilly is a toker -232080;1350000385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.0003112 = 1.7738 BTC [-] -232079;1350000386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00031094 = 0.8395 BTC [-] -232078;1350000387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18900 @ 0.0003107 = 5.8722 BTC [-] -232077;1350000533;smickles;jeez, being sure you have legal shit together takes too long -232076;1350000952;rdponticelli;smickles: Yeah, the legal system is just a hierarchy sustainer, and those already stablished don't tend to like the future competition -232075;1350001040;kakobrekla;hm -232074;1350001049;kakobrekla;i need to get all the trades from gox since begining of time -232073;1350001058;mircea_popescu;yours or everyone's ? -232072;1350001063;kakobrekla;everyones. -232071;1350001086;kakobrekla;hm -232070;1350001216;kakobrekla;o, here they are http://cahier2.ww7.be/bitcoinmirror/phantomcircuit/ -232069;1350001229;kakobrekla;that dude is still useful for something -232068;1350001240;dub;grab it now, you know theres no backup -232067;1350001244;kakobrekla;:D -232066;1350001259;dub;iirc bitcoincharts had a copy somewhere -232065;1350001376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00031238 = 0.9371 BTC [+] -232064;1350001465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00031238 = 7.8095 BTC [+] -232063;1350002974;dub;http://theweek.com/article/index/234470/13-little-known-punctuation-marks-we-should-be-using -232062;1350003046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.0003107 = 2.8895 BTC [-] -232061;1350003047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15604 @ 0.00031012 = 4.8391 BTC [-] -232060;1350003711;jurov;FabianB,yes, whole order form is FUBAR. But finally i figured toscawidgets out and am redoing it right atm. -232059;1350004368;smickles;i've now written a draft of a couple lines of recitals for a contract involving bitcoin transfers which i enjoy -232058;1350004371;smickles;Over the course of their adventures, smickles has acquired control over an amount of [thing] and [otherguy] has acquired control over an amount of [otherthing]. -232057;1350004374;smickles;So, it has come to this, that smickles is willing to part with an amount of [thing] in order to acquire control over an amount of [otherthing]. Likewise, [otherguy] is now willing to part with an amount of [otherthing] in order to acquire control over an amount of [thing]. -232056;1350004522;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200N] 1 @ 0.99879214 BTC [-] -232055;1350004537;jurov;smickles, consider writing recitals for hire -232054;1350004591;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200N] 1 @ 0.89865703 BTC [-] -232053;1350004592;smickles;jurov: i will provide consulting services as part of my business ;D -232052;1350004645;jurov;i'd prefer something short and simple like "smickles accidentally an amount of [thing] in order to [otherthing]" -232051;1350004663;smickles;;;calc (20-[ticker --bid])/[ticker --bid]-.99879214 -232050;1350004664;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -232049;1350004678;smickles;;;calc (20 - [ticker --bid]) / [ticker --bid] - .99879214 -232048;1350004679;gribble;-0.332125473333 -232047;1350004777;smickles;jurov: lol, i feel like making the recitals out of a 'realization keanu' image -232046;1350004852;jurov;or, even shorter, "smickles wants moar [thing]. Likewise, [otherguy] can haz [otherthing]." -232045;1350004906;smickles;:D -232044;1350004906;jurov;and you can use cat pics! keanu is boring -232043;1350004926;smickles;"under the eye of ceiling cat" -232042;1350005083;jurov;"Delivery method: [ ] Fedex [ ] UPS [ ] Monorail cat" -232041;1350005256;smickles;and it has to end with "best contract evar" -232040;1350005626;jurov;i used lolcat translator, brace ur: -232039;1350005629;jurov;SO, IT HAS COME 2 DIS, DAT SMICKLEZ IZ WILLIN 2 PART WIF AN AMOUNT OV [TING] IN ORDR 2 ACQUIRE CONTROL OVAR AN AMOUNT OV [OTHERTHIN]. LIKEWIZE, [OTHERGUY] IZ NAO WILLIN 2 PART WIF AN AMOUNT OV [OTHERTHIN] IN ORDR 2 ACQUIRE CONTROL OVAR AN AMOUNT OV [TING]. -232038;1350005642;jurov;lmaooooo -232037;1350005867;smickles;lol -232036;1350006164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4637 @ 0.00031238 = 1.4485 BTC [+] -232035;1350007286;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170N] 1 @ 0.58521108 BTC [-] -232034;1350008015;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.46103591 BTC [+] -232033;1350008475;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 3 @ 0.08997437 = 0.2699 BTC [-] -232032;1350009981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00031051 = 6.5828 BTC [-] -232031;1350011506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13365 @ 0.00031238 = 4.175 BTC [+] -232030;1350011508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28425 @ 0.00031307 = 8.899 BTC [+] -232029;1350013167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00031264 = 1.8446 BTC [-] -232028;1350014195;BitcoinBear;quiet in here today -232027;1350014715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34758 @ 0.00031264 = 10.8667 BTC [-] -232026;1350015098;darkee;prolly not the best time I could've been on a vacation... -232025;1350016137;thestringpuller;;;eauth thestringpuller -232024;1350016138;gribble;Request successful for user thestringpuller, hostmask thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-98-185.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/0FF2943DA179E169 -232023;1350016231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4519 @ 0.00031109 = 1.4058 BTC [-] -232022;1350016362;thestringpuller;;;gpg verify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:69eaf57f6336b2ca03141dcfc6bb3c41918a39d23bf42c504c512155 -232021;1350016362;gribble;Error: 'freenode:#bitcoin-otc:69eaf57f6336b2ca03141dcfc6bb3c41918a39d23bf42c504c512155' is not a valid http url. -232020;1350016441;thestringpuller;;;gpg everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:69eaf57f6336b2ca03141dcfc6bb3c41918a39d23bf42c504c512155 -232019;1350016442;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu -232018;1350016461;thestringpuller;;;gpg everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:69eaf57f6336b2ca03141dcfc6bb3c41918a39d23bf42c504c512155 -232017;1350016462;gribble;You are now authenticated for user thestringpuller with key 0FF2943DA179E169 -232016;1350016469;thestringpuller;:P -232015;1350016992;thestringpuller;;;seen usagi -232014;1350016993;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 18 hours, 29 minutes, and 30 seconds ago: We own 2000 shares.. should be good if glbse comes up :/ -232013;1350017429;mircea_popescu;o hey, i just got my glbse btc back. -232012;1350017439;mircea_popescu;it was tucked away in the pirate oct 12 payment. -232011;1350017628;dub;spose I should get around to claiming -232010;1350017662;dub;purely because I don't want that fuckmeat keepign the 1.4btc or whatever I have in there -232009;1350017695;dub;and of course to claim that 1 DMC share -232008;1350017737;mircea_popescu;totally worth it. -232007;1350017786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22700 @ 0.00031084 = 7.0561 BTC [-] -232006;1350017787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 896 @ 0.00031051 = 0.2782 BTC [-] -232005;1350054521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00031274 = 4.0969 BTC [+] -232004;1350055604;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/YRDzn.png -232003;1350056031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.00031358 = 7.1496 BTC [+] -232002;1350056233;kakobrekla;soh, i parsed entire gox history -232001;1350056237;kakobrekla;3mio records -232000;1350056271;kakobrekla;not too shabby -231999;1350056709;mircea_popescu;yeah -231998;1350056788;kakobrekla;im going to chart money flow oscilator -231997;1350057615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27016 @ 0.00031274 = 8.449 BTC [-] -231996;1350057616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00031231 = 0.7183 BTC [-] -231995;1350058462;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla fun -231994;1350058716;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 4 @ 0.22374807 = 0.895 BTC [-] -231993;1350058717;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 5 @ 0.21399737 = 1.07 BTC [-] -231992;1350058719;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 2 @ 0.19049152 = 0.381 BTC [-] -231991;1350058720;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 2 @ 0.18103774 = 0.3621 BTC [-] -231990;1350058721;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 837 @ 0.17063486 = 142.8214 BTC [-] -231989;1350059452;kakobrekla;http://i.imgur.com/yU7bA.gif -231988;1350059908;mircea_popescu;someone should make a new ponzi on bite.me -231987;1350059929;Chaang-Noi;iv made 15 btc off of satishi dice... -231986;1350059934;Chaang-Noi;first time playing -231985;1350059938;Chaang-Noi;crazy adictive -231984;1350059956;mircea_popescu;you know, playing sdice is -er, owning stock is +er. -231983;1350060239;zerokwel;any thing that requires luck I lose -231982;1350060242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00031116 = 5.5698 BTC [-] -231981;1350060276;Chaang-Noi;lol 30 btc to get an account? you know i turned you down when it was free -231980;1350060282;Chaang-Noi;also i think i would lose more holding the stock anyway -231979;1350060284;Chaang-Noi;id short it... -231978;1350061452;Chaang-Noi;the problem with this game is confrims -231977;1350061461;Chaang-Noi;im up 19 coins but cant play more but want to -231976;1350061492;Chaang-Noi;oh i just have to wait for 1 confirm not 6 -231975;1350061495;Chaang-Noi;okay this is fine -231974;1350061754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23887 @ 0.000311 = 7.4289 BTC [-] -231973;1350061755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20723 @ 0.00031058 = 6.4361 BTC [-] -231972;1350061758;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -231971;1350061761;gribble;Time since last block: 2 minutes and 37 seconds -231970;1350061941;zerokwel;and some blocks do that have sd tx in them -231969;1350061952;zerokwel;do not have even -231968;1350062349;Chaang-Noi;yeah mine are not being added -231967;1350062419;EskimoBob;you guy better get the LTC before it hits 0.009 -231966;1350062440;EskimoBob;diff jump estimate is about 45%! yes 45% -231965;1350062676;Chaang-Noi;im well over 160k so i guess ill have to hold -231964;1350062683;Chaang-Noi;i wanted 200k but i guess i ownt get it :( -231963;1350063258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29377 @ 0.00031058 = 9.1239 BTC [-] -231962;1350063260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1074 @ 0.00030923 = 0.3321 BTC [-] -231961;1350063261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14649 @ 0.0003092 = 4.5295 BTC [-] -231960;1350063361;Chaang-Noi;hmm s dice did not tell me about a 2 btc bet -231959;1350063369;Chaang-Noi;it jsut ignored it but took my money :/ -231958;1350063637;Chaang-Noi;oh it just took a while -231957;1350064783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6451 @ 0.0003092 = 1.9946 BTC [-] -231956;1350064785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32549 @ 0.00030918 = 10.0635 BTC [-] -231955;1350065246;thepulledstring;Giga -231954;1350065264;gigavps;hello -231953;1350065313;Chaang-Noi;hi -231952;1350065327;thepulledstring;How you guys doin? -231951;1350065332;thepulledstring;Glad it is friday? -231950;1350065393;gigavps;glbse has pretty much ruined any entire market, it's kind of hard to understand the effect of just shutting down their service without any notice -231949;1350065398;gigavps;an* -231948;1350065425;gigavps;it's beyond a worst case scenario -231947;1350065625;thepulledstring;For a public market -231946;1350065633;thepulledstring;You are forced to reprivatizr -231945;1350065643;thepulledstring;Instead of public trading -231944;1350065661;thepulledstring;also doesnt mpex have more market depth? -231943;1350065707;thepulledstring;gigavps, you also seem to be able to withstand the weather of this storm your company won't buckle -231942;1350065781;gigavps;thepulledstring i can survive anything, i am more worried about people who bought shares/bonds -231941;1350065803;gigavps;glbse has let down their entire userbase with yet another knee jerk reaction -231940;1350066328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4151 @ 0.00030918 = 1.2834 BTC [-] -231939;1350066329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47549 @ 0.00030915 = 14.6998 BTC [-] -231938;1350066911;mircea_popescu;at least it had better css. -231937;1350067116;thepulledstring;Mpex is for unix users -231936;1350067121;mod6;unf -231935;1350067174;knotwork;damn all that ASIC money still be dumped by the ASIC folk to buy fiat to build thier ASICS holding price down maybe? -231934;1350067192;thepulledstring;gigavps when you get a list of your outstanding shares and who owns them you will be able to hunt out your shareholders who haven't made claims... -231933;1350067251;thepulledstring;knotwork: ork I think asic are all hype. So much money goes into NRE -231932;1350067836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00030915 = 0.5874 BTC [-] -231931;1350069368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27300 @ 0.00031116 = 8.4947 BTC [+] -231930;1350070402;knotwork;Hey I think I saw something about google's browser having a remote desktop / pc-anywhere feature in it now -231929;1350070455;knotwork;if so people who insist everything has to be in their browser can be accomodated simply by leasing them a virtual machine running chrome with the remote desktop feature turned on -231928;1350070468;knotwork;they they can have desktop apps in their browser -231927;1350070684;EskimoBob;chrome sucks. You can not select individual cells from a table. -231926;1350070726;knotwork;its suppoosedly a remote desktop -231925;1350070747;knotwork;dont know if the remote machine even has to run chrome or it runs a normal remote desk daemon -231924;1350070783;knotwork;no no HTML tables to worry about, its like running xwindows presumably but embedded in their browser -231923;1350070832;knotwork;so they could e.g. run open transactoions java client on their virtual machine and have it in their browser at their end -231922;1350070893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00030915 = 1.8858 BTC [-] -231921;1350071143;knotwork;I think the browser thing is "misery loves company". if private keys are only at their end, not even an intrusive javascript at server to come into their browser to mess with their keys, if they get hacked its just them suffering alone -231920;1350071181;knotwork;but if they convince someone to create a website to get hacked, then when the hack happens they have to consolation of everyonev else also suffering along with them -231919;1350071271;knotwork;and they can claim it wasnt their fault too, as if they didnt insist and lobby etc for a website precisely to let it happen -231918;1350071518;Chaang-Noi;can someone help my figure something out, what are the odds of my not rolling a 1 on a 4 side dice if i do it 10 times? and never hit a 1? -231917;1350071558;jurov;.calc(0.25**10) -231916;1350071593;jurov;oh no it NOT rolling 1 -231915;1350071597;jurov;.calc(0.75**10) -231914;1350071602;jurov;.calc(0.75^10) -231913;1350071606;jurov;whatever -231912;1350071614;Chaang-Noi;0.05631351470947265625 -231911;1350071625;Chaang-Noi;so that will happen 5 times in 100? -231910;1350071699;jurov;yes, i think so -231909;1350071738;jurov;;;calc(0/0) -231908;1350071738;gribble;Error: "calc(0/0)" is not a valid command. -231907;1350071744;jurov;how does it work? -231906;1350071766;jurov;.calc 0/0 -231905;1350071767;markac;0/0 = 1 -231904;1350071768;markac;Note that .calc is deprecated, consider using .c -231903;1350071782;jurov;0/0=1 fuck yeah -231902;1350071838;EskimoBob;is today the 12th when The BTC Shysters and Thieves (aka BTCST) promised to release new information? -231901;1350071926;jurov;nope. wrong month -231900;1350072168;rdponticelli;Wrong century -231899;1350072399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21830 @ 0.00030915 = 6.7487 BTC [-] -231898;1350072400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57549 @ 0.00030912 = 17.7895 BTC [-] -231897;1350073918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 300 @ 0.00323914 = 0.9717 BTC [+] -231896;1350075428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28674 @ 0.00030963 = 8.8783 BTC [+] -231895;1350076747;Chaang-Noi;;;tlsb -231894;1350076747;gribble;Error: "tlsb" is not a valid command. -231893;1350076756;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -231892;1350076762;gribble;Time since last block: 19 minutes and 34 seconds -231891;1350076953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4348 @ 0.00030912 = 1.3441 BTC [-] -231890;1350078119;Diablo-D3;the fuck -231889;1350078202;Diablo-D3;is ozcoin down -231888;1350078395;thepulledstring;Ozcoin is never down -231887;1350078471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 100 @ 0.00323967 = 0.324 BTC [+] -231886;1350078516;Diablo-D3;dub: why is dubserv down -231885;1350078538;thepulledstring;gigavps returns -231884;1350078612;PsychoticBoy;is it abird? is it a plain? no, its gigavps -231883;1350078626;thepulledstring;PsychoticBoy lol -231882;1350078630;thepulledstring;i invested in you -231881;1350078648;thepulledstring;When you first ipo'ed -231880;1350078659;PsychoticBoy;I do hope i will get all shareholders information so I can settle this -231879;1350078670;PsychoticBoy;ABM or FDBF? -231878;1350078676;thepulledstring;ABM -231877;1350078684;PsychoticBoy;long time ago -231876;1350078687;thepulledstring;How long did it take you to.get your single -231875;1350078690;PsychoticBoy;the good times -231874;1350078704;thepulledstring;i am more interested in your interaction with bfl -231873;1350078722;PsychoticBoy;I ordered in Jan 2012 and got it 11 april 2012 -231872;1350078741;thepulledstring;damn you still think its that long of a wait? -231871;1350078750;PsychoticBoy;now? -231870;1350078755;thepulledstring;My investors want to drop money on singles -231869;1350078757;thepulledstring;yea now -231868;1350078759;PsychoticBoy;no now you will get it in 40 days -231867;1350078820;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77796.0 -231866;1350078850;PsychoticBoy;last one got it in 30 days -231865;1350078855;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -231864;1350078857;gribble;Time since last block: 13 minutes and 30 seconds -231863;1350078862;thepulledstring;30 days damn thats so long -231862;1350078879;thepulledstring;i could build an fpga more quickly -231861;1350078903;thepulledstring;Too bad bfl's bitstream is locked down. -231860;1350078935;thepulledstring;PsychoticBoy do you think they will have hell shipping the asics given the wait times with the singles? -231859;1350078968;PsychoticBoy;First let us all wait and see IF they will ship any asics -231858;1350078972;thepulledstring;;;verify thestringpuller -231857;1350078972;gribble;Error: 'thestringpuller' is not a valid http url. -231856;1350079010;thepulledstring;If? -231855;1350079038;PsychoticBoy;yes IF -231854;1350079054;thepulledstring;I mean I know asic's are expensive to produce due to the NRE and the quantity needed to make it worthwhile. -231853;1350079078;PsychoticBoy;I have lots of preorders with them but heey anything can happen in btcworld -231852;1350079090;thepulledstring;My cost estimates for an asic based off of fpgaminer was about 500k for a batch -231851;1350079134;thepulledstring;I worked in a microelectronics fabrication lab at Georgia Tech as an undergrad. -231850;1350079140;PsychoticBoy;They should have enough to create the asics, I can only hope they will -231849;1350079145;thepulledstring;Its hella expensive. -231848;1350079171;thepulledstring;Expensive design wise. The acual fabrication is cheap hence the cost of the NRE. -231847;1350079232;thepulledstring;I was just wondering your situation PsychoticBoy since I want to go into mining full time but dont want to get buttfucked when asics come out. -231846;1350079278;PsychoticBoy;No one can tell, you have to take the risk A to buy a mining device now or B preorder asics -231845;1350079284;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -231844;1350079286;gribble;Time since last block: 20 minutes and 40 seconds -231843;1350079313;thepulledstring;Or i build my own. -231842;1350079325;PsychoticBoy;:D that would be the best option -231841;1350079345;thepulledstring;Which is doable if you have the right bitstream and people willing to solder for you. -231840;1350079355;thepulledstring;Fuck. I hate bfl -231839;1350079368;thepulledstring;I hate bfl more than glbse. -231838;1350079372;PsychoticBoy;lol -231837;1350079387;thepulledstring;This is some elqborate con... -231836;1350079406;thepulledstring;Elaborate. Sorry for the typos I am using my phone to irc. -231835;1350079487;thepulledstring;PsychoticBoy, what was you roi time frame for the one single. I had you at 40+ weeks for full roi on the equipment based on our electricity costs over there in the netherlands. -231834;1350079748;PsychoticBoy;about 40 weeks brb -231833;1350079985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24526 @ 0.00030963 = 7.594 BTC [+] -231832;1350080179;Diablo-D3;http://video.disney.com/watch/partysaurus-rex-4cb5aeaed8df6adddc0f952d -231831;1350080182;Diablo-D3;so fucking tripping -231830;1350081364;EskimoBob;BTCST = BTC Shysters & Thieves -231829;1350081495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43645 @ 0.00031092 = 13.5701 BTC [+] -231828;1350081496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6903 @ 0.00030912 = 2.1339 BTC [-] -231827;1350081497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00030906 = 1.6998 BTC [-] -231826;1350081498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23152 @ 0.00030903 = 7.1547 BTC [-] -231825;1350081598;Graet;ozcoin is down :/ -231824;1350081634;Diablo-D3;yup it is :< -231823;1350082328;thepulledstring;Diablo miner -231822;1350082815;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 3 @ 0.14522402 = 0.4357 BTC [-] -231821;1350082909;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.12583524 = 125.8352 BTC [-] -231820;1350083373;Chaang-Noi;im failing at probibility -231819;1350083383;mircea_popescu;lol -231818;1350083390;Chaang-Noi;lets say my odds are 1 in 4 and i miss it my first time -231817;1350083405;Chaang-Noi;what are the odds that i hit it the second time? -231816;1350083414;Chaang-Noi;is it just .25 x .25 ? -231815;1350083430;Chaang-Noi;that is the odds i miss it twicer right? -231814;1350083445;Chaang-Noi;im trying to figure out the odds i miss it the first time but hit it the second time -231813;1350083476;Chaang-Noi;1:4 only work for the first one -231812;1350083492;FabianB_;it doesn't change -231811;1350083499;Chaang-Noi;you are missing the point -231810;1350083515;Chaang-Noi;waht are the odds i miss it the first time but hit it the second time? -231809;1350083545;Chaang-Noi;and what are the odds i miss it 3 times in a row and then hit its the 4th time -231808;1350083557;Chaang-Noi;you cant tell me its 1:4 everytime or i will be well over 100% before long... -231807;1350083607;Chaang-Noi;facepalm -231806;1350083627;Chaang-Noi;youdont understand the question -231805;1350083683;Chaang-Noi;the odds of me missing the 1 out of 4 if i try 15 times should be 25 to the power of 15 -231804;1350083736;Chaang-Noi;so waht are the odds of my hitting it on the 16th time assuming we dont know if i will hit it on the first 15 times or not and trust me it is not 1:4 -231803;1350083765;Chaang-Noi;the odds of me failing to hit it 15 times in a row is so far less than 1;4 -231802;1350083781;Chaang-Noi;what are the odds i even make it to the 16th roll? -231801;1350083802;Chaang-Noi;... -231800;1350083830;Chaang-Noi;at least you didnot say 1:4 again... -231799;1350083900;Chaang-Noi;i dont know why i even bother talking with you... -231798;1350083956;Chaang-Noi;its gota be .75 x .25 -231797;1350084433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00030903 = 4.0483 BTC [-] -231796;1350084707;EskimoBob;infomercia: Mos reliable BTC legal advice is given out by "Shystersberg, Schmuckman & Gonif" law firm. Located in NY Diamond District -231795;1350085990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16341 @ 0.00030903 = 5.0499 BTC [-] -231794;1350085991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.000309 = 5.0985 BTC [-] -231793;1350085992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24059 @ 0.000309 = 7.4342 BTC [-] -231792;1350087537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64300 @ 0.00030939 = 19.8938 BTC [+] -231791;1350087538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 784 @ 0.00031116 = 0.2439 BTC [+] -231790;1350087540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 216 @ 0.00031263 = 0.0675 BTC [+] -231789;1350089052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.0003126 = 1.6568 BTC [-] -231788;1350090592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.0003126 = 3.1885 BTC [-] -231787;1350090593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00031027 = 4.7782 BTC [-] -231786;1350090707;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi look into hospital. -231785;1350090735;mircea_popescu;but anyway, odds to miss twice in a row are 1/4. odds to hit one miss the other are 1/2 -231784;1350090742;mircea_popescu;odds to miss first hit 2nd are 1/4 -231783;1350090932;jurov;~commercial break~ -231782;1350090935;jurov;CoinBr.com will be officially announced on Monday. But registration is laready open, so it' your chance to get your invitation code and start earning commissions! -231781;1350090947;jurov;*already -231780;1350090956;jurov;need to hire a copywriter -231779;1350091535;jurov;aye,goodnight -231778;1350092175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63100 @ 0.00031106 = 19.6279 BTC [+] -231777;1350093706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00031163 = 2.2749 BTC [+] -231776;1350093708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42800 @ 0.00031027 = 13.2796 BTC [-] -231775;1350094264;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 15 @ 0.05221673 = 0.7833 BTC [-] -231774;1350094874;JWU42;assuming nothing new from nef ? -231773;1350095794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.00031007 = 6.9766 BTC [-] -231772;1350096555;BTC-Mining;nope, nothing -231771;1350096915;thepulledstring;Anyone around? -231770;1350097044;rdponticelli;Who would be anyone? -231769;1350097064;rdponticelli;:) -231768;1350097312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28500 @ 0.00031027 = 8.8427 BTC [+] -231767;1350097314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27657 @ 0.00031239 = 8.6398 BTC [+] -231766;1350097686;BitcoinBear;Around what? -231765;1350098874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00031211 = 2.5281 BTC [-] -231764;1350100402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45400 @ 0.00031211 = 14.1698 BTC [-] -231763;1350101921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29600 @ 0.00031007 = 9.1781 BTC [-] -231762;1350101923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00030953 = 6.4692 BTC [-] -231761;1350101924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.0003095 = 3.2807 BTC [-] -231760;1350102812;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/heroes-of-newerth/ if anyone feels like a little dota -231759;1350102856;thepulledstring;Lol dota -231758;1350102973;mircea_popescu;yee -231757;1350103248;smickles;i wish the bot told if it was liquidity taking or not -231756;1350103265;smickles;mircea_popescu: is there an easy way for you to facilitate that ? -231755;1350103333;smickles;ya know, waht i said makes no sense -231754;1350103339;smickles;none at all -231753;1350103432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00031039 = 2.7314 BTC [+] -231752;1350103515;thepulledstring;what do you mean smickles? -231751;1350104134;smickles;thepulledstring: well, what i meant to say was that I wanted to know if the order which triggered the tx was a buy or a sell -231750;1350104171;smickles;what i actually said was tautologes nonsense -231749;1350104175;rdponticelli;Yeah, that would be nice -231748;1350104213;thepulledstring;Why is there no bitcoin to cash options -231747;1350104224;smickles;there arnt'? -231746;1350104251;smickles;thepulledstring: if you are in tucson, i'll do a bitcoin for cash or a cash for bitcoin -231745;1350104262;smickles;usd or cad or peso only please -231744;1350104265;thepulledstring;Like from btc to moneygram -231743;1350104277;thepulledstring;like there is money gram to btc -231742;1350104283;smickles;i can do that too, most likely -231741;1350104285;thepulledstring;but not the other way -231740;1350104299;smickles;thepulledstring: do you frequent #bitcoin-otc? -231739;1350104307;smickles;that's where this shit happens -231738;1350104317;thepulledstring;Yea. But i was thinking of more of a company -231737;1350104331;smickles;oh, probably the labor cost is too high -231736;1350104335;thepulledstring;that would serve as a liquidity provider -231735;1350104344;thepulledstring;ima try it out -231734;1350104348;smickles;and moneygram/wu charge high fees anyway -231733;1350104373;thepulledstring;certified checks to cash are cheap if you know the right people -231732;1350104376;smickles;thepulledstring: you're going to start a moneygram>btc service biz? -231731;1350104387;thepulledstring;A couoon business -231730;1350104401;thepulledstring;something that is as liquid as cash to dispense for btc -231729;1350104415;thepulledstring;something you could bill/expense pay with -231728;1350104424;thepulledstring;coupon -231727;1350104426;thepulledstring;* -231726;1350104462;smickles;couoon was confusing the fuck out of my 2 beer down mind -231725;1350104509;smickles;thepulledstring: if your serious about this, do you have a url yet? -231724;1350104521;smickles;and -231723;1350104542;smickles;do you need help with accounting? -231722;1350104593;smickles;(and i'm actually in process of launching my own accounting company) -231721;1350104623;thepulledstring;This is a drunk idea. Buut it would be more of an acquiring/merchant service to solve liquidity for expenses -231720;1350104662;thepulledstring;People seem to need easy access to liquidating coins to pay expenses -231719;1350104806;smickles;well, it sounds viable to me. but i know, any busines which intends to keep operating long needs a couple of things -231718;1350104809;smickles;a lawyer -231717;1350104813;smickles;and an accountant -231716;1350104827;smickles;(at least in 'merica) -231715;1350104866;smickles;both of which can, in some cases, only be needed at the beginning. -231714;1350104875;smickles;sort've to get you going -231713;1350104937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17281 @ 0.00031239 = 5.3984 BTC [+] -231712;1350106455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30662 @ 0.00031239 = 9.5785 BTC [+] -231711;1350106457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8038 @ 0.00031263 = 2.5129 BTC [+] -231710;1350106757;mircea_popescu;smickles huh ? -231709;1350106767;smickles;zactly -231708;1350106783;mircea_popescu;lol k -231707;1350106811;smickles;< smickles> thepulledstring: well, what i meant to say was that I wanted to know if the order which triggered the tx was a buy or a sell -231706;1350106814;smickles;01:56 < smickles> what i actually said was tautologes nonsense -231705;1350106839;smickles;i don't even think i spelled toautologes correctly -231704;1350106840;mircea_popescu;hm. you can usually tell by price neh ? -231703;1350106850;mircea_popescu;tautologuous i'd guess. -231702;1350106866;smickles;mircea_popescu: only if i'm keeping track of the price of the given asset/option -231701;1350106877;mircea_popescu;if you care enough to want to know you are, neh ? -231700;1350106881;mircea_popescu;am i missing something ? -231699;1350106886;smickles;it's not all that important ;) -231698;1350106922;smickles;there is a gap between wanting to know, and wanting to exert the effort to know in 'merica -231697;1350106959;smickles;and as you know, they call me a 'merican -231696;1350106967;mircea_popescu;lolk -231695;1350106981;mircea_popescu;the report assbot puts in is already kinda reminescent of an xmas tree -231694;1350106995;smickles;rdponticelli wantes ti too tho -231693;1350107002;smickles;*it -231692;1350107076;smickles;ok, is it that i've had a couple, or that i'm atheist that i don't understand how the bot resembles an xmas tree? -231691;1350107145;smickles;(funny how the sometimes aceptable mystype "ti" didn't pass my correction dector, but 'wantes' flew right thru. -231690;1350108012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00031181 = 1.6214 BTC [-] -231689;1350108013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60800 @ 0.0003107 = 18.8906 BTC [-] -231688;1350108184;mircea_popescu;smickles as in, charged with a lot of decorations -231687;1350108197;mircea_popescu;and whats a dector -231686;1350109559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 69 @ 0.00316891 = 0.2187 BTC [-] -231685;1350111060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.0003107 = 1.1496 BTC [-] -231684;1350111062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58000 @ 0.00030981 = 17.969 BTC [-] -231683;1350111472;maximian;mircea_popescu: I just noticed this announcement from April: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76926.0 . Are you still paying interest on balances? -231682;1350111796;thestringpuller;smickles still around? -231681;1350111826;jcpham;who summons the almighty smickles from his slumber? -231680;1350111831;jcpham;LOUD NOISES -231679;1350111912;thestringpuller;jcpham = smickles? -231678;1350111926;jcpham;probably not -231677;1350111935;jcpham;unless you want me to be -231676;1350111940;jcpham;$$$ -231675;1350112586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19600 @ 0.00030981 = 6.0723 BTC [-] -231674;1350114094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55983 @ 0.00030932 = 17.3167 BTC [-] -231673;1350114095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5117 @ 0.00030908 = 1.5816 BTC [-] -231672;1350115597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44771 @ 0.00030908 = 13.8378 BTC [-] -231671;1350117144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9212 @ 0.00030908 = 2.8472 BTC [-] -231670;1350117145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39300 @ 0.000309 = 12.1437 BTC [-] -231669;1350117147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13841 @ 0.000309 = 4.2769 BTC [-] -231668;1350117147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6147 @ 0.00030898 = 1.8993 BTC [-] -231667;1350117394;mircea_popescu;;;later tell maximian no, it ended i think in june ? or julu -231666;1350117396;gribble;The operation succeeded. -231665;1350118711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28400 @ 0.00030974 = 8.7966 BTC [+] -231664;1350120223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20325 @ 0.00030974 = 6.2955 BTC [+] -231663;1350120225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56100 @ 0.00030985 = 17.3826 BTC [+] -231662;1350120226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 275 @ 0.00031036 = 0.0853 BTC [+] -231661;1350120364;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] 106000 @ 0.0009495 = 100.647 BTC [-] -231660;1350121870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56944 @ 0.00031036 = 17.6731 BTC [+] -231659;1350160921;Chaang-Noi;so i have like 200 recive address in my address book -231658;1350160932;Chaang-Noi;lets say i send 1000 to an oldish address -231657;1350160934;mircea_popescu;soo what's new -231656;1350160944;Chaang-Noi;it should still show up in the wallet right? -231655;1350161039;Chaang-Noi;anyway have knowledge about this? -231654;1350161049;mircea_popescu;ofcourse it'll show up. -231653;1350161078;Chaang-Noi;im missing 1000 btc right now -231652;1350161117;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -231651;1350161119;gribble;Time since last block: 13 minutes and 29 seconds -231650;1350161128;rdponticelli_;Chaang-Noi:Are you sure you send it into your address? -231649;1350161144;Chaang-Noi;my other wallet, my recive address -231648;1350161150;rdponticelli_;Or you made it like those 400 from a while ago? -231647;1350161160;Chaang-Noi;no -231646;1350161172;Chaang-Noi;i learned from that -231645;1350161188;rdponticelli_;Ok -231644;1350161195;Chaang-Noi;never have sex with two gitrls and try to accept btc... -231643;1350161197;rdponticelli_;It should show up, then -231642;1350161204;rdponticelli_;Is the client well connected? -231641;1350161213;Chaang-Noi;no, im having internet issues -231640;1350161237;rdponticelli_;Check the address in blockchain -231639;1350161247;rdponticelli_;It should show there -231638;1350161257;mircea_popescu;he's right. blockchain. -231637;1350161319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54221 @ 0.00031071 = 16.847 BTC [+] -231636;1350161320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 75650 @ 0.00031077 = 23.5098 BTC [+] -231635;1350161321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00031094 = 3.4203 BTC [+] -231634;1350161323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30296 @ 0.00031095 = 9.4205 BTC [+] -231633;1350161323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 76100 @ 0.00031131 = 23.6907 BTC [+] -231632;1350161324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55200 @ 0.00031254 = 17.2522 BTC [+] -231631;1350161325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41081 @ 0.00031257 = 12.8407 BTC [+] -231630;1350161326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6452 @ 0.00031263 = 2.0171 BTC [+] -231629;1350161385;Chaang-Noi;http://blockchain.info/address/14d9FViHJGCu934CQbUF3mWpWSGwQEMmpo -231628;1350161389;Chaang-Noi;i sent 1000 btc there -231627;1350161398;Chaang-Noi;however the client i sent it from is uodating -231626;1350161402;mircea_popescu;Total Received 356.78 BTC -231625;1350161402;Chaang-Noi;its like a day behind -231624;1350161409;Chaang-Noi;yeah -231623;1350161409;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi a, those never send. -231622;1350161420;mircea_popescu;it will resend it after it resyncs. -231621;1350161426;Chaang-Noi;well immissing 1000 btc from my other wlalet -231620;1350161433;Chaang-Noi;oh -231619;1350161435;Chaang-Noi;okay -231618;1350161441;Chaang-Noi;damn -231617;1350161443;rdponticelli_;Well, until the client is updated, it can't know what's the balance -231616;1350161451;Chaang-Noi;a netbook takes forever to sync -231615;1350161460;Chaang-Noi;like ages -231614;1350161474;Chaang-Noi;its really like a block every 30 seconds -231613;1350161498;Chaang-Noi;im doomed to wait :) -231612;1350161539;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli i think what it does is, it saves a provisional balance somewhere, and goes on that -231611;1350161548;mircea_popescu;which explains why he's 1k short. it's not "Real" balance. -231610;1350161637;Chaang-Noi;ok -231609;1350161679;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -231608;1350161681;gribble;Time since last block: 22 minutes and 52 seconds -231607;1350161716;Ukto;Chaang-Noi: you can try sending the 1k to my wallet address as a test. ;) -231606;1350161727;Chaang-Noi;its gone -231605;1350161737;Ukto;;) -231604;1350162042;Chaang-Noi;it hit -231603;1350162052;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -231602;1350162054;gribble;Time since last block: 29 minutes and 5 seconds -231601;1350162073;Chaang-Noi;this is why ltc -231600;1350162140;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -231599;1350162142;gribble;Time since last block: 30 minutes and 33 seconds -231598;1350162519;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.16646956 = 166.4696 BTC [-] -231597;1350162533;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.08632677 = 86.3268 BTC [-] -231596;1350164076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32752 @ 0.00030908 = 10.123 BTC [-] -231595;1350165697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5149 @ 0.00030908 = 1.5915 BTC [-] -231594;1350165698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00030895 = 5.8701 BTC [-] -231593;1350165700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19611 @ 0.00030874 = 6.0547 BTC [-] -231592;1350165701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17040 @ 0.00030873 = 5.2608 BTC [-] -231591;1350166952;EskimoBob;assets-OTC issue #2 :) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102010.msg1116762 -231590;1350167229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47791 @ 0.00030873 = 14.7545 BTC [-] -231589;1350168759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2069 @ 0.00030873 = 0.6388 BTC [-] -231588;1350168760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53757 @ 0.00030872 = 16.5959 BTC [-] -231587;1350170365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7143 @ 0.00030872 = 2.2052 BTC [-] -231586;1350170367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10857 @ 0.00030871 = 3.3517 BTC [-] -231585;1350170472;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 500 @ 0.08385937 = 41.9297 BTC [-] -231584;1350171979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1254 @ 0.00030892 = 0.3874 BTC [+] -231583;1350172681;thestringpuller;;;ident darsie -231582;1350172681;gribble;Nick 'darsie', with hostmask 'darsie!~username@91-119-99-61.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at', is identified as user darsie, with GPG key id F732FBF3E4219D48, key fingerprint E18FBF4D0EE26522E950A06AF732FBF3E4219D48, and bitcoin address 153MZbMVJcyT1Usc1K5BEroe7zGj4rShy1 -231581;1350172687;thestringpuller;;;getrating darsie -231580;1350172687;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask darsie!~username@91-119-99-61.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at . User darsie, rated since Sun Jul 1 13:42:17 2012. Cumulative rating 13, from 10 total ratings. Received ratings: 9 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 9 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=darsie -231579;1350173272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36446 @ 0.00030892 = 11.2589 BTC [+] -231578;1350173274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69700 @ 0.00031037 = 21.6328 BTC [+] -231577;1350173274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00031062 = 1.2735 BTC [+] -231576;1350173275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2094 @ 0.00031263 = 0.6546 BTC [+] -231575;1350173276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 73200 @ 0.00031266 = 22.8867 BTC [+] -231574;1350173278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66500 @ 0.0003127 = 20.7946 BTC [+] -231573;1350173279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00031271 = 5.7539 BTC [+] -231572;1350173280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65400 @ 0.00031329 = 20.4892 BTC [+] -231571;1350173281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23100 @ 0.0003133 = 7.2372 BTC [+] -231570;1350173282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00031337 = 5.7347 BTC [+] -231569;1350173283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 73842 @ 0.00031337 = 23.1399 BTC [+] -231568;1350173284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31800 @ 0.00031348 = 9.9687 BTC [+] -231567;1350173284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00031364 = 1.1918 BTC [+] -231566;1350173285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00031396 = 7.3781 BTC [+] -231565;1350173287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61200 @ 0.0003141 = 19.2229 BTC [+] -231564;1350173288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66985 @ 0.00031419 = 21.046 BTC [+] -231563;1350173289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52958 @ 0.00031433 = 16.6463 BTC [+] -231562;1350173290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52580 @ 0.00031438 = 16.5301 BTC [+] -231561;1350173291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 71466 @ 0.00031451 = 22.4768 BTC [+] -231560;1350173292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3629 @ 0.00031458 = 1.1416 BTC [+] -231559;1350173293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 72800 @ 0.00031476 = 22.9145 BTC [+] -231558;1350173293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63000 @ 0.00031526 = 19.8614 BTC [+] -231557;1350173294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00031534 = 1.7659 BTC [+] -231556;1350173295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 77900 @ 0.0003155 = 24.5775 BTC [+] -231555;1350173296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36900 @ 0.00031551 = 11.6423 BTC [+] -231554;1350173297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29000 @ 0.00031555 = 9.151 BTC [+] -231553;1350173298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00031561 = 0.9153 BTC [+] -231552;1350173299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55600 @ 0.00031567 = 17.5513 BTC [+] -231551;1350173300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58600 @ 0.00031604 = 18.5199 BTC [+] -231550;1350173301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.0003161 = 5.8162 BTC [+] -231549;1350173302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 71500 @ 0.00031629 = 22.6147 BTC [+] -231548;1350173302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63952 @ 0.00031633 = 20.2299 BTC [+] -231547;1350173303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00031636 = 2.1196 BTC [+] -231546;1350173305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35700 @ 0.00031641 = 11.2958 BTC [+] -231545;1350173306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 72500 @ 0.00031644 = 22.9419 BTC [+] -231544;1350173307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16070 @ 0.0003165 = 5.0862 BTC [+] -231543;1350173308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00031665 = 3.8631 BTC [+] -231542;1350173309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00031675 = 4.7829 BTC [+] -231541;1350173310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70677 @ 0.00031676 = 22.3876 BTC [+] -231540;1350173311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00031681 = 3.4532 BTC [+] -231539;1350173312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30700 @ 0.00031681 = 9.7261 BTC [+] -231538;1350173313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00031695 = 5.5783 BTC [+] -231537;1350173313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78600 @ 0.00031714 = 24.9272 BTC [+] -231536;1350173314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30300 @ 0.00031717 = 9.6103 BTC [+] -231535;1350173315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2805 @ 0.00031719 = 0.8897 BTC [+] -231534;1350173316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00031734 = 3.2369 BTC [+] -231533;1350173317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 74000 @ 0.00031737 = 23.4854 BTC [+] -231532;1350173318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69700 @ 0.00031744 = 22.1256 BTC [+] -231531;1350173319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62046 @ 0.00031749 = 19.699 BTC [+] -231530;1350173320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64000 @ 0.00031751 = 20.3206 BTC [+] -231529;1350173321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2881 @ 0.0003178 = 0.9156 BTC [+] -231528;1350173322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.00031805 = 8.7464 BTC [+] -231527;1350173323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64700 @ 0.00031837 = 20.5985 BTC [+] -231526;1350173324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67600 @ 0.00031918 = 21.5766 BTC [+] -231525;1350173325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00031941 = 4.2482 BTC [+] -231524;1350173326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11671 @ 0.0003195 = 3.7289 BTC [+] -231523;1350173327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6349 @ 0.00031985 = 2.0307 BTC [+] -231522;1350173328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46307 @ 0.00032078 = 14.8544 BTC [+] -231521;1350173329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27441 @ 0.00032706 = 8.9749 BTC [+] -231520;1350173330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34957 @ 0.0003389 = 11.8469 BTC [+] -231519;1350173331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36161 @ 0.0003422 = 12.3743 BTC [+] -231518;1350173332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00034455 = 5.6506 BTC [+] -231517;1350173333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64182 @ 0.00034999 = 22.4631 BTC [+] -231516;1350173334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 134303 @ 0.00035 = 47.0061 BTC [+] -231515;1350173335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39194 @ 0.00037582 = 14.7299 BTC [+] -231514;1350173336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31300 @ 0.00037622 = 11.7757 BTC [+] -231513;1350173337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00037682 = 3.7682 BTC [+] -231512;1350173338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24860 @ 0.0003785 = 9.4095 BTC [+] -231511;1350173339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28652 @ 0.00037878 = 10.8528 BTC [+] -231510;1350173340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0003791 = 3.791 BTC [+] -231509;1350173341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1167867 @ 0.00038 = 443.7895 BTC [+] -231508;1350173354;copumpkin;someone buying a lot of MPOE :) -231507;1350173516;mircea_popescu;o hey. -231506;1350173519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32468 @ 0.0003815 = 12.3865 BTC [+] -231505;1350173558;mircea_popescu;maybe nao we can put the entire glbse nuttery behind us and carry on. -231504;1350173624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21623 @ 0.00038231 = 8.2667 BTC [+] -231503;1350173625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38377 @ 0.00038417 = 14.7433 BTC [+] -231502;1350173662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 720 @ 0.00038417 = 0.2766 BTC [+] -231501;1350173688;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu the legend himself -231500;1350173704;thestringpuller;glbse ruined a few companies -231499;1350173712;mircea_popescu;myea. -231498;1350173716;thestringpuller;gigavps still can't payout dividends... -231497;1350173722;mircea_popescu;i know. -231496;1350173728;thestringpuller;and the gigamining bond had the most market depth -231495;1350173768;thestringpuller;mirceau_popescu you know smickles? -231494;1350174201;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller : -231493;1350174204;mircea_popescu;;;rated smickles -231492;1350174204;gribble;You rated user smickles on Sat Aug 25 08:39:34 2012, giving him a rating of 4, and supplied these additional notes: He's been running MPOE.ETF and releasing THE monthly reports, a model for all Bitcoin financial reporting. Also handled k's of BTC as broker for various clients.. -231491;1350174287;mircea_popescu;and also why do you call me mirceau and why do you type out the name ? type mi press tab or so -231490;1350174326;copumpkin;just be glad that mircea_popescu doesn't have any weird diacritics -231489;1350174333;copumpkin;or characters, I guess -231488;1350174340;copumpkin;unlike ceausescu -231487;1350174354;copumpkin;is that how you spell it (wrong)? -231486;1350174365;copumpkin;yeah, omg -231485;1350174370;copumpkin;Ceaușescu -231484;1350174383;mircea_popescu;lol -231483;1350174412;copumpkin;that S thing is more like an english sh, right? -231482;1350174433;mircea_popescu;or îţâşă -231481;1350174440;copumpkin;whoa -231480;1350174532;mircea_popescu;http://www.jeg.ro/titlul-mortii/ here's a little poll as to what that should mean lol -231479;1350174679;copumpkin;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=mLl9Q47e7bQ#! -231478;1350174679;copumpkin;what is she saying? -231477;1350174726;mircea_popescu;dubious hicks got into an argument, beat each other up. -231476;1350174770;mircea_popescu;(over some guy) -231475;1350174799;mircea_popescu;her romanian shocking to romanians cause it is marginally intelligible but sounds like how a sparrow or some other bird'd be speaking it. -231474;1350174827;copumpkin;oh -231473;1350175008;Azelphur;I have money from GLBSE -231472;1350175009;Azelphur;:O -231471;1350175055;Azelphur;smickles: did you get anything yet? -231470;1350175222;mircea_popescu;Azelphur o hey, it pays out ? -231469;1350175238;Azelphur;yea GLBSE just paid out my balance -231468;1350175239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36800 @ 0.00039093 = 14.3862 BTC [+] -231467;1350175252;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. so only been like a coupla weeks. -231466;1350175325;kakobrekla;hm -231465;1350175328;kakobrekla;i got something as well -231464;1350175338;BTC-Mining;Well, been a real mess, but at least it seems Nefario is honest even if he wussed out because of legal concerns. -231463;1350175338;kakobrekla;the number seems to round to be my balance -231462;1350175342;kakobrekla;too* -231461;1350175360;kakobrekla;id say its more or less, not my balance -231460;1350175406;BTC-Mining;Eh, what if he's too lazy to type/copy the whole thing and pays out manually and just rounds up to the next bitcent or something -231459;1350175472;BTC-Mining;Copy pasting is way too much work you know. -231458;1350175473;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla is it short ? or too much ? -231457;1350175480;kakobrekla;dunno -231456;1350175484;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining did you receive the more or less correct sum ? -231455;1350175487;kakobrekla;dunno what my balance was -231454;1350175504;BTC-Mining;I'll report when I get paid mine, I rounded it down to the bitcent -231453;1350175516;mircea_popescu;o, you weren't paid yet ? -231452;1350175541;BTC-Mining;Nope -231451;1350175574;BTC-Mining;I think they just got paid out. Mine might arrive soon. -231450;1350175685;mircea_popescu;aha -231449;1350175950;kakobrekla;ya -231448;1350175953;kakobrekla;i have 9 conf on it -231447;1350176004;mircea_popescu;coupla hours then -231446;1350176069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63600 @ 0.00039179 = 24.9178 BTC [+] -231445;1350176071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 250 @ 0.0004 = 0.1 BTC [+] -231444;1350176072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00041234 = 6.1851 BTC [+] -231443;1350176072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2921150 @ 0.00042 = 1226.883 BTC [+] -231442;1350176163;mircea_popescu;waitwaitwait. -231441;1350176167;mircea_popescu;glbse just paid out ? -231440;1350176168;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -231439;1350176221;Azelphur;I don't even know what my balance was in GLBSE, I got sent 10.1, it sounds about right -231438;1350176235;Azelphur;hopefully this means smickles has SS data and that can clean up now -231437;1350176255;Azelphur;then I won't be poor any more, yay \o/ -231436;1350176273;mircea_popescu;good for you. -231435;1350176285;mircea_popescu;anyway, bbl. -231434;1350177604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37500 @ 0.00041222 = 15.4583 BTC [-] -231433;1350177885;PsychoticBoy;I have not recieved a dime from GLBSE -231432;1350178504;rdponticelli;Yeah, I received the spare change I had in glbse -231431;1350178540;rdponticelli;Now, it's still missing the important, the asset information -231430;1350179145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00041698 = 0.3753 BTC [+] -231429;1350179146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56900 @ 0.00041701 = 23.7279 BTC [+] -231428;1350179147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00042 = 0.042 BTC [+] -231427;1350179471;jurov;your funds are welcome on coinbr, you know -231426;1350179532;mircea_popescu;i was wondering why mpoe is selling -231425;1350179537;mircea_popescu;then i found out glbse paid out. -231424;1350179631;jurov;gsdpt will be interesting, too. i hope deadterra will not sell it all and peruse my offer instead. -231423;1350179763;BTC-Mining;jurov, nah, I'll just use MPEx directly -231422;1350179787;maximian;wow, what's going on with S.MPOE? -231421;1350179806;BTC-Mining;It went back up? -231420;1350179821;BTC-Mining;Often does. -231419;1350179849;jurov;maximian, apparently because glbse paid back -231418;1350179855;BTC-Mining;14`391`957 bid at 0.00038150 -231417;1350179879;maximian;I see -231416;1350179881;maximian;nice volume -231415;1350179899;BTC-Mining;That requires 5490 BTC to place in escrow for it... -231414;1350179959;BTC-Mining;And gives you 1.43% of Mpex earnings (14 million / 1000 million shares) -231413;1350179971;Diablo-D3;anything new happen? -231412;1350179980;maximian;well, I'm pleased -231411;1350179985;BTC-Mining;GLBSE paid a few people? -231410;1350179992;BTC-Mining;or is that old news for you? -231409;1350180027;PsychoticBoy;I am off to bed and HOPEFULLY tomorrow Ill get paid but not today :( -231408;1350180722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00041222 = 2.0611 BTC [-] -231407;1350180723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2573 @ 0.00041195 = 1.0599 BTC [-] -231406;1350180932;EskimoBob;I haven't got anything from GLBSE -231405;1350181044;BTC-Mining;Not everyone has, only a few -231404;1350181060;BTC-Mining;It's now 3 AM in the UK, guess Nefario would be sleeping by now -231403;1350181106;BTC-Mining;Hopefully payments will resume tomorrow -231402;1350181743;EskimoBob;it's more like 23 than 03 :) -231401;1350181844;BTC-Mining;erm, sorry... but more like 01:30 -231400;1350181886;BTC-Mining;ah, no, 0:30 -231399;1350181918;BTC-Mining;+5 for UK, +6 for France -231398;1350181925;BTC-Mining;I keep mixing them up -231397;1350182104;rdponticelli;We should just all use UTC -231396;1350182236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00041008 = 2.5425 BTC [-] -231395;1350182577;BTC-Mining;I wouldn't mind. -231394;1350182630;BTC-Mining;Although sundials wouldn't work if we did that... -231393;1350182657;BTC-Mining;We'd have to replace em -231392;1350182683;BTC-Mining;THINK OF THE POOR SUNDIALS IN MONUMENTS! -231391;1350182711;rdponticelli;Well, you have a point -231390;1350182721;rdponticelli;Sundials should be localiced -231389;1350182773;BTC-Mining;It would clear the confusion for those with a day/night period fitting UTC (Like 0-6 AM, probably sleeping) -231388;1350182807;BTC-Mining;But we'd still get confused about people in other timezone since we'd still have to calculate what their day/night hours are. -231387;1350182822;rdponticelli;But yes, I understand we can't change something no to obsolete some technology which is already obsolete... -231386;1350182855;BTC-Mining;It's easier with the timezones. -231385;1350182877;rdponticelli;I don't know about the last point, I don't care if midnight is 12 or 24 -231384;1350182889;BTC-Mining;We add +/- timezones and their schedule fits our hours. -231383;1350182896;BTC-Mining;Easier to figure it out. -231382;1350182934;rdponticelli;No, it's not easier when you got a mess everytime you're trying to figure what time is in some other place... -231381;1350182976;BTC-Mining;But the whole point when checking the time in another time zone is to determine what point of the day they are in. -231380;1350183007;BTC-Mining;If everyone has the same time, you have to figure what their day/night hours are instead. -231379;1350183030;rdponticelli;No, they are more points more importants -231378;1350183039;BTC-Mining;Like? -231377;1350183052;rdponticelli;I receive some mail, or read some post on some forum... -231376;1350183078;BTC-Mining;They're usually set for your timezone... -231375;1350183097;rdponticelli;Not always -231374;1350183114;rdponticelli;GLBSE itself didn't support timezones -231373;1350183161;BTC-Mining;Eh, what do you need timezone for GLBSE for? -231372;1350183214;rdponticelli;I'm just say that it would be easy if it was the same hour for everybody at the same time -231371;1350183244;rdponticelli;There's a reason why the systems now are configured in UTC -231370;1350183283;rdponticelli;Back in the times, they used to be in local time, and it became a mess as soon as they had to share information -231369;1350183299;novusordo;just popping in for a second, but is my assumption that there has been no new info from GLBSE correct? -231368;1350183332;rdponticelli;novusordo: there has been some payments -231367;1350183334;BTC-Mining;It's incorrect -231366;1350183349;novusordo;oooh -231365;1350183358;mircea_popescu;maximian i think that started like a 20mn wall -231364;1350183361;mircea_popescu;tore though the book -231363;1350183397;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining is this turning into a pirate, 23/690 accts paid sorta ordeal ? -231362;1350183410;BTC-Mining;No idea -231361;1350183448;rdponticelli;Quick! Every buying GLBSE's debt! -231360;1350183452;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli ok, so what hour should it be ? -231359;1350183456;rdponticelli;*Everybody -231358;1350183482;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: Any time, I don't care -231357;1350183501;mircea_popescu;novusordo some people came in and said they were paid. it seemed like it's all paid but now there's also people who haven't, and the ones paid are in the <10btc range -231356;1350183507;rdponticelli;But just agree what it is, and move forward -231355;1350183511;mircea_popescu;so tomorrow brings more certainty. -231354;1350183535;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli you'll have to get all the old folks who don't even grok the internet accept that the sun sets at 7am ? -231353;1350183554;rdponticelli;I don't care about the old folks -231352;1350183558;BTC-Mining;hey mircea, some questions I have here -231351;1350183585;rdponticelli;I won't explain unixtime to an old folk -231350;1350183588;rdponticelli;What for? -231349;1350183597;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining shoot -231348;1350183614;BTC-Mining;If I want to buy/sell options on the market -231347;1350183688;BTC-Mining;I get it I have to create them with MKOPT and it always take 1 BTC in collateral -231346;1350183698;mircea_popescu;either split or mkopt -231345;1350183707;mircea_popescu;split makes put/call pairs and is free, mkopt charges -231344;1350183716;BTC-Mining;aye, split assuming I want both -231343;1350183720;mircea_popescu;k. -231342;1350183747;BTC-Mining;Now -231341;1350183751;mircea_popescu;also, calls always take 1btc. puts take varying. -231340;1350183784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00041008 = 1.4763 BTC [-] -231339;1350183786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00040888 = 3.3119 BTC [-] -231338;1350183797;BTC-Mining;Suppose I sell it for a fraction of it's value on the market. What happens with the escrowed BTC? -231337;1350183835;mircea_popescu;nothing. -231336;1350183872;BTC-Mining;So... -231335;1350183891;mircea_popescu;escrowed btc waits there till option is exercised. -231334;1350183898;mircea_popescu;at which point you get w/e is left. -231333;1350183914;BTC-Mining;aye, so it's returned at the end of the month, or part of it. -231332;1350183933;mircea_popescu;yea, if option expires worthless you get it all back -231331;1350183966;mircea_popescu;there's for instance a guy keeps making huge bulks of c10t s -231330;1350183984;mircea_popescu;each costs 1btc to make and sells for w/e, .9x -231329;1350183989;jcpham;oh come on mircea_popescu -231328;1350184003;mircea_popescu;and at the end of the month he gets something, 0.0x or more possibly if the price goes down -231327;1350184005;jcpham;tell everyone how you dip into funds -231326;1350184012;jcpham;for hookers and blow -231325;1350184021;mircea_popescu;jcpham lol no more cp ? now it's h&b ? -231324;1350184048;jcpham;ok i made that up. i admit it -231323;1350184057;mircea_popescu;which one lol -231322;1350184067;jcpham;hurrr -231321;1350184188;BTC-Mining;oh... so by making a split, I get twice the BTC put up front in escrow with no fees. -231320;1350184210;BTC-Mining;But if I don't sell like I want, if price goes up/down, no loss -231319;1350184274;mircea_popescu;no ? -231318;1350184296;mircea_popescu;you still pay the full escrow on both ends -231317;1350184321;BTC-Mining;hmm? I thought split had no fees? -231316;1350184327;mircea_popescu;it doesn't. -231315;1350184340;mircea_popescu;you put up 20.4 btc get 20 call contracts, of your choosing -231314;1350184350;mircea_popescu;you put up 20 btc you get 10 call contracts and x put contracts of your chosing -231313;1350184355;mircea_popescu;where x varies on the strike you pick -231312;1350184365;mircea_popescu;right at the money x = 10 -231311;1350184385;BTC-Mining;Exactly -231310;1350184390;mircea_popescu;a ok. -231309;1350184393;BTC-Mining;So if you make a split, price moves and you don't sell any contract like you wanted, at the end of the month, it results in a 0 BTC loss or gain. -231308;1350184394;mircea_popescu;then yes, exactly :p -231307;1350184399;mircea_popescu;yup -231306;1350184414;BTC-Mining;Seems good, you put more BTC in escrow -231305;1350184423;mircea_popescu;and if you sell the out of the money side and it stays out of the money you make that sale profit -231304;1350184430;BTC-Mining;But if you only want to sell one way, the 2% fee saved can go a long way -231303;1350184446;mircea_popescu;well, yes, it practically boils down to, a little overescrow. -231302;1350184457;mircea_popescu;mostly to try and prevent too curageous speculation. -231301;1350184473;mircea_popescu;mpex doing it's part to promote financial responsibility. -231300;1350184574;mircea_popescu;but anyway, consider the case you have 10k btc and want to ensure that they don't go under 100k usd. -231299;1350184620;mircea_popescu;you make 5k atm calls/puts, you sell the calls, keep the puts. if price goes down in fact you make a decent profit -231298;1350184646;mircea_popescu;obviously if it goes up you can make a loss. but you can adjust the % you sell to suit your expectations -231297;1350184672;BTC-Mining;aye -231296;1350184741;mircea_popescu;i'm kinda proud of the fact that mpex allows not only option buying, but also option writing, without any unbound risk. -231295;1350184753;mircea_popescu;it should be a great price stabilisation device. -231294;1350185415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00040933 = 8.6778 BTC [+] -231293;1350185995;mircea_popescu;http://onlyonetv.com/2011/05/uir1-1-universal-practices-of-peace-and-the-eight-intelligences/ something awful delivers. -231292;1350186034;BTC-Mining;so, if someone exercies an option at a profit... collateral is lost eh. -231291;1350186124;mircea_popescu;well, some of it. -231290;1350186158;BTC-Mining;aye, proportionally -231289;1350186207;BTC-Mining;So, suppose I create a call (1 BTC escrow) struck at 20. Price is 12 USD/BTC and stays 12 USD/BTC -231288;1350186248;BTC-Mining;Technically the call has a negative value of -0.6666666 -231287;1350186274;mircea_popescu;options never have negative value. call is worth 0 -231286;1350186337;BTC-Mining;hmm... right. Because you only lose from escrow what the other party exercises. -231285;1350186359;BTC-Mining;So if it's negative, the exercising party gains zero and the BTC is returned instead. -231284;1350186434;mircea_popescu;ya -231283;1350186462;mircea_popescu;that's why they are called options. they convey the right but not the obligation. -231282;1350186483;BTC-Mining;Indeed -231281;1350186641;BTC-Mining;Slightly confusing at first but very interesting. I should try and start playing with those. -231280;1350186845;BTC-Mining;Last question. We need to put strike/spot BTC for a put option. -231279;1350186874;BTC-Mining;So a struck at 20 would require if price was 12, 1.66 BTC -231278;1350186894;BTC-Mining;Is that right? -231277;1350186951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20466 @ 0.00040933 = 8.3773 BTC [+] -231276;1350187054;mircea_popescu;um -231275;1350187084;mircea_popescu;split works automatically, you declare the capital and the option -231274;1350187097;mircea_popescu;it rounds issuance down, so you could end up with 0 puts if the strike is high -231273;1350187199;BTC-Mining;Aye, but making a put contract with strike of 20 when BTC is worth 12, would require 1.66666... BTC? -231272;1350187226;mircea_popescu;yea, something like that. -231271;1350187302;BTC-Mining;which is 20 / 12... but -231270;1350187334;BTC-Mining;Supposing price drops to 1 USD/BTC -231269;1350187377;BTC-Mining;Wouldn't the exercising value for the put @ 20 strike be 19 BTC? -231268;1350187386;BTC-Mining;Which is over 10x the collateral? -231267;1350187532;mircea_popescu;theoretically, yes. -231266;1350187543;mircea_popescu;you'd just not get anything out of your colateral in practice. -231265;1350187583;BTC-Mining;So how would that work? -231264;1350187671;mircea_popescu;well, it'd work cause at the time you posted the collateral it was in fact worth enough to cover in dollahs. -231263;1350187712;BTC-Mining;but... it would have to be converted to dollars to work. -231262;1350187749;mircea_popescu;yea. -231261;1350187792;BTC-Mining;Which means even if the contract is not exercised, there could be a loss in BTC if the price increase instead for the contract maker. -231260;1350187819;mircea_popescu;or a gain. -231259;1350187831;BTC-Mining;aye -231258;1350187845;mircea_popescu;but for simplicity's sake all those things happen behind the scenes. -231257;1350188100;BTC-Mining;ok, but let's say BTC price is 12 USD and I make a split at strike 12 for 100 contracts. I put 200 in collateral. Now let's say price goes to 20. -231256;1350188131;BTC-Mining;I sell both 100 put and 100 call contracts. -231255;1350188207;BTC-Mining;I lose 0.4 BTC per call struck at 12 exercised for 40 BTC loss. Other guy doesn't redeem his option because it's negative. -231254;1350188216;mircea_popescu;puts are worthless. calls are worth ~.4 each -231253;1350188220;mircea_popescu;you get ~160 btc back -231252;1350188240;BTC-Mining;But the 100 BTC for the PUT should have been converted to USD. -231251;1350188277;mircea_popescu; but for simplicity's sake all those things happen behind the scenes. -231250;1350188284;BTC-Mining;So should be worth 1200 / 20 = 60 BTC, or another 0.4 BTC loss. -231249;1350188369;mircea_popescu;correspondingly, if btc went to 10 -231248;1350188383;mircea_popescu;you'd lose nothing on the calls and .2 on the puts, coming out to 180 btc. -231247;1350188398;mircea_popescu;which are now 1800 usd instead of the 2400 they were. -231246;1350188457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29800 @ 0.00040952 = 12.2037 BTC [+] -231245;1350188515;BTC-Mining;Aye... but now let's assume the opposite in the extreme. Price goes down to 0.01 USD... The calls are worth nothing so are not exercised. So you get back 100 BTC. However... Puts are worth 1199 BTC and are exercised, so you need 119900 BTC to pay out with 100 BTC only in collateral. -231244;1350188557;mircea_popescu;i need 119900 new btc. as far as you're concerned, you get 100 btc back -231243;1350188596;BTC-Mining;Sounds messed up. Basically the exchange has absorbs the losses from unexercised contracts which goes over the collateral. -231242;1350188621;BTC-Mining;Shouldn't calls require BTC collateral (like they do) and put require USD collateral? -231241;1350188628;mircea_popescu;nah. -231240;1350188837;BTC-Mining;It seems tho that logically, that's how they should be. Because unexercised contracts returns the escrow and a PUT technically is going long with USD, so if that contract makes a profit, it makes it on USD valuating, so escrow should be in USD -231239;1350188975;mircea_popescu;except mpex works in bitcoin. why should i bother the customer with filthy fiat ? -231238;1350189146;mircea_popescu;"Even if they had every regulation in place, it still has other flaws, like being deflationary and non-reversible. The only time bitcoins will be "stable" is when the number of users drops very low" -231237;1350189159;mircea_popescu;god i love the opinions of the incompetent on matters they don't understand -231236;1350189171;mircea_popescu;sex has also flaws. it is pleasurable and makes time zip by! -231235;1350189954;BTC-Mining;Yeah, but it basically means every time bitcoins value go down by a lot, MPEx has to pay for it because the escrow is not USD -231234;1350189986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 438 @ 0.00040952 = 0.1794 BTC [+] -231233;1350189992;BTC-Mining;So basically, I could just make splits safely and indefinitly and any time BTC price would crash, I'd profit. -231232;1350190042;BTC-Mining;Because I can't lose more than escrow but can gain more than escrow -231231;1350190045;mircea_popescu;i don't follow how you profit ? -231230;1350190053;mircea_popescu;you mean if you sell them ? -231229;1350190148;BTC-Mining;Since there's no fee for splits and assuming I have 2 account -231228;1350190159;mircea_popescu;yea... -231227;1350190234;BTC-Mining;Seems bad -231226;1350190298;mircea_popescu;you still haven't produced a working scenario. -231225;1350190311;mircea_popescu;so, you split a bitcoin, get some calls and some puts. nwo what ? -231224;1350190332;BTC-Mining;Let me make 1 million such contract then crash the market price -231223;1350190342;BTC-Mining;Sounds like fun -231222;1350190391;mircea_popescu;you need 1 btc in cash to make them. -231221;1350190412;mircea_popescu;you crash the price with your other million. since we now have superpowers, i buy your other million. -231220;1350190415;mircea_popescu;now what ? -231219;1350190418;BTC-Mining;I know, I don't have the funds. Just daydreaming -231218;1350190448;mircea_popescu;but i mean, if you're daydreaming it'd be cheaper to buy a buncha calls and push the price up lol -231217;1350190458;mircea_popescu;i mean... it's the nature of options, they lend themselves to daydreaming. -231216;1350190475;BTC-Mining;I'll strike them at 20 for 1.66 million, crash price to 4 BTC with a few 100Ks, redeem 1 million x 4 BTC. I get 4 million BTC, lose 1.66 collateral and a few 100Ks -231215;1350190517;mircea_popescu;let's do the math. -231214;1350190540;mircea_popescu;1.66mn btc in escrow -> 1 mn puts struck at 20. -231213;1350190544;mircea_popescu;;;bids 4 -231212;1350190545;BTC-Mining;aye -231211;1350190546;gribble;There are currently 209213.01 bitcoins demanded at or over 4.0 USD, worth 1651453.94475 USD in total. -231210;1350190572;mircea_popescu;say 333k btc sold at ~5 or so on avg to crash it all to 4. -231209;1350190577;BTC-Mining;+209k I have to sell at a loss, let's round it up to 1.9 mn -231208;1350190587;BTC-Mining;or yeah, 2mn -231207;1350190605;mircea_popescu;now, of your original 2mn btc you have 1,666mn usd and 1.666 mn btc -231206;1350190611;mircea_popescu;the later held in escrow. -231205;1350190620;BTC-Mining;yup -231204;1350190626;mircea_popescu;the value of those options is 16/4 = 2.5 each -231203;1350190637;mircea_popescu;.py 1.66 * 2.5 -231202;1350190638;markac;4.15 -231201;1350190661;mircea_popescu;so you cash 4.15mn btc on the options, lose the escrow. you now have 4.15mn btc worth 4 each and 1.66mn usd -231200;1350190688;mircea_popescu;considering you started with 2mn btc worth ~24mn usd each and now have ~1.66mn usd and another 1.66mn in btc -231199;1350190697;mircea_popescu;you've done fucked yourself out of 80% of your value. -231198;1350190745;mircea_popescu;this all notwithstanding that i wouldn't allow the insanity in the first place, just for the sake of argument. -231197;1350190756;BTC-Mining;No, because there was no USD in escrow and you have to buy those to pay me. I'd like to see that not switching the price back far over it's original value. -231196;1350190768;BTC-Mining;I'd basically bankrupt you. -231195;1350190831;mircea_popescu;well, you already sold it to me lol. -231194;1350190836;mircea_popescu;remember, sold ~5 ? -231193;1350190886;BTC-Mining;Eh, assuming you had the USD for it. -231192;1350190906;mircea_popescu;well yes my dear BTC-Mining, in this game where you're the only one that has any btc and any usd you can ofcourse do whatever you like lol -231191;1350190916;mircea_popescu;kinda why we even try to amass resources, this. -231190;1350190947;BTC-Mining;But even so, you paid a lot for them and have to give them to the market manipulator along with his own escrow + extra. -231189;1350190974;BTC-Mining;I only sold 333k + gave 1.66mn in esscrow and you have to give 4 mn -231188;1350191026;BTC-Mining;But even on a low scale with 1 or 2 contract made by split. -231187;1350191058;BTC-Mining;No fee -231186;1350191061;BTC-Mining;then push to second account -231185;1350191093;BTC-Mining;price movement loss/win evens out the execution of said contracts -231184;1350191108;BTC-Mining;Since they're opposite -231183;1350191129;BTC-Mining;Until there's a large drop, at which point 1st account lose escrow and 2nd account makes a profit. -231182;1350191134;mircea_popescu;well what can i say, i'm guessing you should try this ? -231181;1350191154;BTC-Mining;Well that's assuming bitcoins wouldn't keep up the deflationary curve... -231180;1350191154;mircea_popescu;keep btc locked up in the hopes that maybe price collapses and you get a lot more of the collapsed currency -231179;1350191175;mircea_popescu;but anyway, a conversation we should continue at a later time, i gtg now. -231178;1350191178;BTC-Mining;But if you have nothing to do with your bitcoins, seems like something I'd suggest. -231177;1350191190;BTC-Mining;No, I'd recommend investing the coins if possible. -231176;1350191207;BTC-Mining;Otherwise, you can keep them valuating safely -231175;1350191223;BTC-Mining;while still retaining a BTC gain for free should market collapse. -231174;1350191498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8334 @ 0.00040933 = 3.4114 BTC [-] -231173;1350191499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17827 @ 0.00040908 = 7.2927 BTC [-] -231172;1350193007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00040908 = 8.5498 BTC [-] -231171;1350193798;BTC-Mining;Damn... of course I didn't get my BTC yet... -231170;1350193815;BTC-Mining;My blockchain is 2 days old -231169;1350193824;BTC-Mining;Seems my firewall decided to block it... -231168;1350193832;BTC-Mining;Bitcoin-QT -231167;1350193942;BTC-Mining;Going to eat something and will report back afterward if I got paid already -231166;1350194515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26862 @ 0.00040952 = 11.0005 BTC [+] -231165;1350194516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22538 @ 0.00040967 = 9.2331 BTC [+] -231164;1350196018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6173 @ 0.00040908 = 2.5253 BTC [-] -231163;1350196018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11416 @ 0.00040888 = 4.6678 BTC [-] -231162;1350196021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 811 @ 0.00040806 = 0.3309 BTC [-] -231161;1350196877;BTC-Mining;Well, I'm glad to report GLBSE paid me out too -231160;1350196899;asa1024;what about the stock holdings? -231159;1350196908;BTC-Mining;nothing as of yet -231158;1350196920;asa1024;okay -231157;1350196922;rg;unsurprisin -231156;1350196923;asa1024;thanks -231155;1350196926;asa1024;:( -231154;1350196927;rg;after everyone villified nefario -231153;1350196928;BTC-Mining;But at least we now know it's not like pirate only paying out small accounts -231152;1350196930;rg;saying he was going to rip them off -231151;1350196937;rg;hes come through and paid out -231150;1350196960;asa1024;uh sure - what about the stock holdings? -231149;1350196973;rg;uh its a huge task to pay out thousands of btc -231148;1350196978;rg;perhaps he want sto make it gets done properly -231147;1350196983;BTC-Mining;338 BTC received here, in 3 payments -231146;1350196987;rg;or perhaps you can let him know its ok if he sends your BTC to someone else -231145;1350196987;rg;? -231144;1350196999;BTC-Mining;Which totals to what my 3 subaccounts should have had -231143;1350197011;BTC-Mining;and even extra -231142;1350197016;rg;im wondering how div payments are gonna work -231141;1350197026;BTC-Mining;Which might or might not be unnaccounted for dividends -231140;1350197036;BTC-Mining;Manual -231139;1350197042;rg;i meant for m -231138;1350197042;rg;e -231137;1350197049;rg;i have brendio doing a passthru asset -231136;1350197062;BTC-Mining;Well Brendio will pay manually -231135;1350197063;rg;technically i just pay divs to him and he dulls them out -231134;1350197065;rg;but -231133;1350197070;rg;no offense to brendio but -231132;1350197073;rg;how do we keep him honest -231131;1350197076;rg;without glbse -231130;1350197095;rg;i just want to make sure when i pay out 60 btc in divs -231129;1350197099;rg;they actually get where theyre meant to go -231128;1350197118;BTC-Mining;Eh... I expect a lot of people going around saying they haven't been paid and had 2 billion shares of this and that. -231127;1350197128;BTC-Mining;That's going to be harsh -231126;1350197138;rg;indeed -231125;1350197481;thestringpuller;what are you worried for rg? -231124;1350197492;rg;im worried then when i pay my share holders -231123;1350197495;rg;they dont get the payout -231122;1350197505;rg;s/then/that -231121;1350197523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21100 @ 0.00040967 = 8.644 BTC [+] -231120;1350197524;rg;most of them have given me a lot of money -231119;1350197524;rg;well -231118;1350197528;rg;its a lot of money to me -231117;1350197532;rg;and id like to make sure they get their cut -231116;1350197558;rg;in reality our total taken in from the asset is probably $4k -231115;1350197563;rg;but that's a lot of money to me -231114;1350197564;rg;andm ost people -231113;1350197625;thestringpuller;but there could be a scenario where some shareholders can't prove they own shares -231112;1350197630;thestringpuller;some may even forfeit their shares -231111;1350197646;rg;hehe -231110;1350197648;rg;im ok with that -231109;1350197649;rg;:P -231108;1350197655;rg;if people wanna give back their shares -231107;1350197657;rg;by all means -231106;1350197657;rg;:P -231105;1350197664;thestringpuller;"unclaimed shares" -231104;1350197674;BTC-Mining;Well I'm sure not 100% will claim their account -231103;1350197682;BTC-Mining;It's quite sad, really -231102;1350197699;thestringpuller;it's an inevitability of an assets exchange shutting down improperly -231101;1350197707;rg;it would be dumb for them not to -231100;1350197723;thestringpuller;if all the users had gpg key fingerprints, it would be a no brainer -231099;1350197759;thestringpuller;I mean I'm not one to complain though. -231098;1350197772;BTC-Mining;and damn, I'll need to put a keylock on my bedroom's door -231097;1350197796;thestringpuller;? -231096;1350197810;rg;my door has a lock but its a joke -231095;1350197819;rg;its the one you can stick an allen wrench into -231094;1350197820;rg;and pop it -231093;1350197823;thestringpuller;LOL -231092;1350197837;BTC-Mining;Because I don't like drunken people crashing in my bed. -231091;1350197850;thestringpuller;why do drunk people crash in your bed? -231090;1350197856;thestringpuller;or attempt to -231089;1350197907;BTC-Mining;rg: my door lock isn't a lock, it's one of those things you can turn with your nail. Not really a lock, looks like a screw from outside. -231088;1350197976;BTC-Mining;Because I actually use heating in my room, and apparently it's comfortable. Apparently it's also just fun to come in to talk gibberish then fall asleept... -231087;1350198014;thestringpuller;You seem like a very tolerant person BTC-Mining -231086;1350198026;thestringpuller;They must find your room welcoming -231085;1350198089;BTC-Mining;Yeah, well it's my father. I decided to go share the appartment block with him and my cousin. -231084;1350198131;BTC-Mining;Duplex, 6 1/2 each -231083;1350198185;BTC-Mining;Inherited by my father and uncles/aunts from the grandparents. -231082;1350198205;BTC-Mining;Was pretty much a familial home long ago but was mostly empty nowadays. -231081;1350198235;thestringpuller;Better than renting. -231080;1350198274;BTC-Mining;Well, it's cheaper but I'll still pay a rent soon. -231079;1350198301;BTC-Mining;The 2nd floor needs to be renovated, once that's done, there will be a rent. -231078;1350198325;BTC-Mining;Might even find extra roommates to fill the place. -231077;1350198344;BTC-Mining;We take 3 bedrooms, there'll be 3 left. -231076;1350198572;rg;btc-mining: you could put miners in the free space -231075;1350198765;BTC-Mining;Aye -231074;1350198789;BTC-Mining;I think I'll go rack mounted and place miners in a datacenter however. -231073;1350198852;BTC-Mining;Eh, anyone knows why addresses on a wallet cannot be deleted? -231072;1350198916;BTC-Mining;I know some addresses might be needed multiple times if someone tries to repay to the same address but... why would clients block that possibility? -231071;1350199059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5165 @ 0.00040806 = 2.1076 BTC [-] -231070;1350199166;BTC-Mining;My OCD is going haywire from not being able to delete things I don't want to use anymore =/ -231069;1350199248;thestringpuller;I need mining hardware -231068;1350199276;thestringpuller;As Ed Wuncler once said, "[bfl] is trying to buttfuck me on the time/price" -231067;1350200015;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ok so it's paid out -231066;1350200373;BTC-Mining;yup -231065;1350200495;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: sorry for calling you "mirceau" -231064;1350200508;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller lol no big deal. -231063;1350200562;thestringpuller;lol cryptoxchange is so illiquid right now 15% spread on 10 BTCs -231062;1350200583;mircea_popescu;ouch -231061;1350200603;thestringpuller;more like time to market make -231060;1350200605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11119 @ 0.00040967 = 4.5551 BTC [+] -231059;1350200606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18065 @ 0.00041036 = 7.4132 BTC [+] -231058;1350200607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28284 @ 0.00041041 = 11.608 BTC [+] -231057;1350200917;thestringpuller;+ -231056;1350201853;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-imbecilitarians/ if anyone feels like reading. -231055;1350201932;Diablo-D3;http://boingboing.net/2012/10/13/action-philosophers.html -231054;1350201932;Diablo-D3;best image ever -231053;1350201932;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: idiocracy is the word you're looking for -231052;1350202016;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 shhh im trying to coin -231051;1350202019;mircea_popescu;aka mining. -231050;1350202030;Diablo-D3;anyhow, going to bed -231049;1350202031;Diablo-D3;night all -231048;1350202272;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 30 @ 0.03 = 0.9 BTC [+] -231047;1350203570;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C040T] 1 @ 0.72150649 BTC [+] -231046;1350203596;BTC-Mining;Nice, I sold an option -231045;1350203613;mircea_popescu;haha wd -231044;1350203630;BTC-Mining;I kind of have a hard time with the split function tho -231043;1350203642;BTC-Mining;With the fact it auto-split the BTC -231042;1350203650;mircea_popescu;so i'm noticing a pattern here. first bitcoin convention, organised by buttwrangler, before mybitcoin disaster -231041;1350203664;mircea_popescu;the interscamgro convention, before glbse disaster -231040;1350203675;mircea_popescu;conventions are bad for bitcoin mmkay ? -231039;1350203685;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining how do you mean ? -231038;1350203703;BTC-Mining;Well I tried to split 1 and I got 1 put, 0 call -231037;1350203715;BTC-Mining;and I wanted a call eh =P -231036;1350203729;mircea_popescu;it's really not made for 1 btc splitting. -231035;1350203731;mircea_popescu;split 1k or w/e -231034;1350203737;mircea_popescu;otherwise rounding gets you -231033;1350203745;BTC-Mining;Then I tried to split 2 and got 1 call, 2 put =/ -231032;1350203755;mircea_popescu;sounds about right -231031;1350203862;BTC-Mining;hmm... what happens if I split... then exercise the hald I don't want? -231030;1350203880;BTC-Mining;Wouldn't it end up like getting a mkopt without the 2% fees? -231029;1350203887;mircea_popescu;you get the exercise value -231028;1350203965;BTC-Mining;aye, but the exercise value is either null (refund of escrow) or gives value + (escrow - value) -231027;1350203984;BTC-Mining;Or do we still have to wait the end of the month to get the escrow? -231026;1350204008;mircea_popescu;currently you do have to wait till end of month. -231025;1350204092;BTC-Mining;ah, okay -231024;1350204148;BTC-Mining;So no advantage to do anything split then exercise to avoid fees since we don't get it back -231023;1350204178;BTC-Mining;"currently" should stay like this -231022;1350204324;mircea_popescu;prolly. -231021;1350204392;mircea_popescu;http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-57531758-38/anti-dea-rants-on-facebook-spark-criminal-prosecution/ -231020;1350204400;mircea_popescu;the us is such a lovely place -231019;1350205118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37900 @ 0.00040806 = 15.4655 BTC [-] -231018;1350205157;BTC-Mining;hmm, so MKTOP will always cost 0.02 BTC per call and 2% of (PUT STRIKE / CURRENT MARKET) -231017;1350205169;BTC-Mining;for PUT -231016;1350205186;BTC-Mining;Seems a bit expensive for the CALLS -231015;1350205189;BTC-Mining;But eh -231014;1350205242;BTC-Mining;Where is the current market price fetched? -231013;1350205334;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#25 -231012;1350205584;BTC-Mining;ah, thanks -231011;1350205588;BTC-Mining;Is it fetched live for each MKOPT? -231010;1350205602;mircea_popescu;it doesn't change that fast you know. -231009;1350205620;BTC-Mining;Well, not sure how frequently they change it -231008;1350205950;dub;;;bc,blocks -231007;1350205951;gribble;203199 -231006;1350205967;Garr255;;;bc -231005;1350205967;gribble;Error: "bc" is not a valid command. -231004;1350205972;Garr255;;;bc,total -231003;1350205972;gribble;Error: "bc,total" is not a valid command. -231002;1350205989;Garr255;;;bc,help -231001;1350205989;gribble;Alias bc,24hprc, Alias bc,avgprc, Alias bc,bitpenny, Alias bc,blockdiff, Alias bc,blocks, Alias bc,bounty, Alias bc,btcguild, Alias bc,calc, Alias bc,calcd, Alias bc,convert, Alias bc,deepbit, Alias bc,diff, Alias bc,diffchange, Alias bc,eligius, Alias bc,estimate, Alias bc,fx, Alias bc,gen, Alias bc,gend, Alias bc,halfreward, Alias bc,help, Alias bc,hextarget, Alias bc,intersango, Alias (2 more messages) -231000;1350206684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3382 @ 0.00040983 = 1.386 BTC [+] -230999;1350207147;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=20535.msg285717#msg285717 old mtgox threads kick ass -230998;1350207569;BTC-Mining;My options spreadhseet now autofetch the data from bitcoinchart -230997;1350207764;mircea_popescu;cool -230996;1350207858;BTC-Mining;I'm now well tooled to quickly check margin vs fee for MKOPT compared to current bids -230995;1350207900;BTC-Mining;Will rack you some 2% fees -230994;1350207906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10516 @ 0.00041041 = 4.3159 BTC [+] -230993;1350207906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18401 @ 0.00041054 = 7.5543 BTC [+] -230992;1350207908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25400 @ 0.000411 = 10.4394 BTC [+] -230991;1350207909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46124 @ 0.00041198 = 19.0022 BTC [+] -230990;1350207910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00041222 = 8.8627 BTC [+] -230989;1350207911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45399 @ 0.00041238 = 18.7216 BTC [+] -230988;1350207912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49900 @ 0.00041265 = 20.5912 BTC [+] -230987;1350207913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53001 @ 0.00041351 = 21.9164 BTC [+] -230986;1350207915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12917 @ 0.00041479 = 5.3578 BTC [+] -230985;1350207916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27200 @ 0.00041609 = 11.3176 BTC [+] -230984;1350207916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30600 @ 0.0004177 = 12.7816 BTC [+] -230983;1350207917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00041876 = 10.469 BTC [+] -230982;1350207918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 434042 @ 0.00042 = 182.2976 BTC [+] -230981;1350207924;mircea_popescu;whee -230980;1350207946;BTC-Mining;Someone saw massive profit from 2% fees? Let me start trading first! -230979;1350207963;mircea_popescu;lol -230978;1350208750;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P010T] 25 @ 0.0213913 = 0.5348 BTC [-] -230977;1350210303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00041239 = 4.0827 BTC [-] -230976;1350210304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27818 @ 0.00041474 = 11.5372 BTC [+] -230975;1350211435;BTC-Mining;well, goodbye everyone -230974;1350211653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12982 @ 0.00041474 = 5.3842 BTC [+] -230973;1350211655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 107018 @ 0.00042 = 44.9476 BTC [+] -230972;1350212276;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P020T] 13 @ 0.02723297 = 0.354 BTC [+] -230971;1350212277;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P020T] 8 @ 0.02582572 = 0.2066 BTC [-] -230970;1350212278;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P020T] 39 @ 0.02274183 = 0.8869 BTC [-] -230969;1350212279;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P020T] 47 @ 0.01999854 = 0.9399 BTC [-] -230968;1350212280;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P020T] 30 @ 0.01744936 = 0.5235 BTC [-] -230967;1350243723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1045 @ 0.00040596 = 0.4242 BTC [-] -230966;1350243724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00040588 = 1.2176 BTC [-] -230965;1350243725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00040573 = 4.0573 BTC [-] -230964;1350243726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00040566 = 7.7887 BTC [-] -230963;1350243728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 855 @ 0.00040515 = 0.3464 BTC [-] -230962;1350243843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00040657 = 5.6107 BTC [+] -230961;1350243844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53300 @ 0.00040669 = 21.6766 BTC [+] -230960;1350243846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40020 @ 0.00040732 = 16.3009 BTC [+] -230959;1350243847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00040901 = 1.636 BTC [+] -230958;1350243848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11803 @ 0.00041087 = 4.8495 BTC [+] -230957;1350243849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12859 @ 0.00041138 = 5.2899 BTC [+] -230956;1350243850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29592 @ 0.0004121 = 12.1949 BTC [+] -230955;1350243852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19900 @ 0.00041241 = 8.207 BTC [+] -230954;1350243852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3648 @ 0.0004144 = 1.5117 BTC [+] -230953;1350243853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3295 @ 0.00041463 = 1.3662 BTC [+] -230952;1350243854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51100 @ 0.00041695 = 21.3061 BTC [+] -230951;1350243855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7143 @ 0.00041789 = 2.985 BTC [+] -230950;1350243856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4097 @ 0.00041864 = 1.7152 BTC [+] -230949;1350243857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00041903 = 3.9808 BTC [+] -230948;1350243858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1735943 @ 0.00042 = 729.0961 BTC [+] -230947;1350244060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 180 @ 0.0032 = 0.576 BTC [-] -230946;1350244457;smickles;Azelphur: did i receive anything from glbse yet? Yes, the btc which was in the mpoe.etf account. Nothing more. -230945;1350244481;Azelphur;smickles: aww :( -230944;1350244538;EskimoBob;take a look at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrIxH6DToXQ live Red Bull Stratos - freefall from the edge of space -230943;1350244606;mircea_popescu;smickles not the otjher, ss or what was it ? -230942;1350244715;mircea_popescu;http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/261863-us-ambassador-warns-internet-fee-proposal-gaining-momentum-abroad hey, they still hope to tax it -230941;1350244780;smickles;mircea_popescu: not the ojher (ss) and not my brokerage account yet -230940;1350244787;smickles;"brokerage" -230939;1350244790;mircea_popescu;wow !? -230938;1350244795;mircea_popescu;so in the end just some accts ? -230937;1350244816;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 3 @ 0.08225983 = 0.2468 BTC [-] -230936;1350244832;smickles;seems so -230935;1350244865;smickles;this may indicate that there is a minimum balance to have inorder to be paid -230934;1350244882;smickles;the SS account only had a couple hundred satoshi -230933;1350244922;mircea_popescu;o o -230932;1350244929;mircea_popescu;ya i think multiple ppl reported roundings -230931;1350244946;mircea_popescu;so basically, all accts were paid their btc balance is the correct statement -230930;1350245002;smickles;if we consider two of my accounts to be 'below the round' i suppose we can say all my accounts were paid their btc -230929;1350245030;smickles;mircea_popescu: this would indicate that over 3/4 of mpoe.etf shareholders got out before the fall -230928;1350245073;mircea_popescu;smickles pretty good then -230927;1350245118;mircea_popescu;very sloppy way to close things, ignoring some accts for being below the round, obviously -230926;1350245122;mircea_popescu;but in the circumstances... -230925;1350245339;smickles;in 'principal', it's wrong to round off some accounts like that -230924;1350245800;mircea_popescu;principle lol -230923;1350245964;smickles;heh, i thoung you might like that one ;) -230922;1350245969;smickles;*thought -230921;1350245988;Diablo-D3;sup -230920;1350245998;smickles;nm here, you? -230919;1350246003;smickles;;;ticker -230918;1350246004;gribble;Best bid: 11.95, Best ask: 11.9625, Bid-ask spread: 0.01250, Last trade: 11.9625, 24 hour volume: 12355, 24 hour low: 11.8502, 24 hour high: 12 -230917;1350246009;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -230916;1350246011;gribble;11.85 -230915;1350246022;Diablo-D3;tired, really -230914;1350246030;Diablo-D3;and my box failed to unhibernate correctly -230913;1350246096;Diablo-D3;no news from captain jackass? -230912;1350246110;smickles;I seem to have received some btc -230911;1350246130;smickles;and had a couple of account counted to be worth too little to pay back -230910;1350246287;PsychoticBoy;I recieved Only the btc in my private account (7.4 btc) -230909;1350246333;PsychoticBoy;ABM and FDBF is still pending, just like all the assets/shares I own -230908;1350246486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38900 @ 0.00040515 = 15.7603 BTC [-] -230907;1350246597;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy hm, smickles got the btc from the mpoe acct. -230906;1350246982;Diablo-D3;smickles: I guess the bfl bet is dead now -230905;1350246995;Diablo-D3;too little to pay out on -230904;1350247149;Azelphur;just received this email "Your GLBSE account has been processed for bitcoin. The next step will be to send you information about your assets, and to provide this information to issuers (if you agreed) allowing you to continue your relationship with your issuers." -230903;1350247194;mircea_popescu;no date or anything ? -230902;1350247202;Azelphur;nope -230901;1350247306;thestringpuller;lol you guys got a glbse email too? -230900;1350247317;mircea_popescu;twhs -230899;1350247902;PsychoticBoy;nope, no email recieved -230898;1350247918;Diablo-D3;[amsg] guy jumps from space, live now: http://www.redbullstratos.com/live/ -230897;1350248029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1945 @ 0.00040515 = 0.788 BTC [-] -230896;1350248031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37455 @ 0.00040466 = 15.1565 BTC [-] -230895;1350248038;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: that's really cool (I skydive) -230894;1350249601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16145 @ 0.00040466 = 6.5332 BTC [-] -230893;1350249603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18710 @ 0.0004045 = 7.5682 BTC [-] -230892;1350251104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27590 @ 0.0004045 = 11.1602 BTC [-] -230891;1350251105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7610 @ 0.00040447 = 3.078 BTC [-] -230890;1350251980;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: what are your plans if you get the GLBSE shareholders list? Or let me ask this. have issuers agreed on some grand plan of moving to same "place" or something like that? -230889;1350252059;EskimoBob;I had like multiple stuff in my "portfolio" and if everyone walk in different direction, this is going to be a real PITA -230888;1350252220;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: dmc is shutting down still -230887;1350252228;Diablo-D3;so... meh -230886;1350252231;Diablo-D3;theres no way to handle this -230885;1350252255;Diablo-D3;hrm glbse paid out to me -230884;1350252262;Diablo-D3;a bunch of tiny amounts then 7.04 -230883;1350252266;Diablo-D3;wonder what the 7.04 was -230882;1350252408;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: anyhow, yeah, it may end up that DMC shares are worth nothing -230881;1350252427;Diablo-D3;which is going to suck -230880;1350252777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9673 @ 0.00040447 = 3.9124 BTC [-] -230879;1350252778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30983 @ 0.00040444 = 12.5308 BTC [-] -230878;1350252933;smickles;.0004? -230877;1350252966;smickles;glbse pays and mpex rises, eh? -230876;1350252975;EskimoBob;yes, this sucks indeed unless you list them somewhere else. -230875;1350253000;EskimoBob;asstes-otc is actually a interesting concept -230874;1350253009;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: well, Im going to see if glbse gives me a list of all dmc holders -230873;1350253024;Diablo-D3;Ill see if I can just buy out all the smallest holders first -230872;1350253091;EskimoBob;I think I had some shares left too :) -230871;1350253353;smickles;ok, i'm fairly confident that only one of the glbse accounts which I controlled was 'processed' -230870;1350253374;smickles;i say this because i only received an email for the one, and not the otheres -230869;1350253836;Diablo-D3;smickles: did you get a bunch of tx spam though? -230868;1350253845;Diablo-D3;because I got a bunch of spam -230867;1350253950;jurov;interesting, nobody added mpex to stumbleupon yet -230866;1350254369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00040444 = 3.5591 BTC [-] -230865;1350254744;smickles;Diablo-D3: tx spam? I don't get much spam other that penis pills and the like -230864;1350255149;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 6 @ 0.01749603 = 0.105 BTC [-] -230863;1350256448;Diablo-D3;smickles: hurr -230862;1350256685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8317 @ 0.00040444 = 3.3637 BTC [-] -230861;1350256687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42000 @ 0.00040438 = 16.984 BTC [-] -230860;1350256688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7683 @ 0.00040434 = 3.1065 BTC [-] -230859;1350257181;Luceo;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=89564.0 <-- ASIC Raffle ONE TIME OFFER (Next Taker Only) - Buy 6 tickets for 1.8 BTC, get 2 free (worth 0.6 BTC) -230858;1350257536;Luceo;Wrong chat -230857;1350257584;pigeons;bfl is also doing an asic raffle -230856;1350257699;BTC-Mining;asic raffle? -230855;1350257978;pigeons;the winners get them before other asics come out, and 2nd place gets a product close to advertised specs at all ever -230854;1350258002;kakobrekla;lol -230853;1350258137;BTC-Mining;eh -230852;1350258190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00040434 = 0.4043 BTC [-] -230851;1350258775;EskimoBob;first trade in assets-otc :) -230850;1350259093;BTC-Mining;? -230849;1350259291;Ukto;Diablo-D3: did nefario give out asset lists ? -230848;1350259303;Diablo-D3;no -230847;1350259362;Ukto;man, what a tryhard -230846;1350259730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1217 @ 0.00040434 = 0.4921 BTC [-] -230845;1350259731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20257 @ 0.00040404 = 8.1846 BTC [-] -230844;1350260409;thestringpuller;Nefario is fuckin up -230843;1350260432;thestringpuller;But then again he can never do business in the BTC community again so it's kinda fair -230842;1350260975;Ukto;i think a few ppl prolly will -230841;1350261247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8043 @ 0.00040404 = 3.2497 BTC [-] -230840;1350261248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34357 @ 0.00040399 = 13.8799 BTC [-] -230839;1350262515;BTC-Mining;Well, anyone seliing F.GIGA.ETF/S.BVPS? -230838;1350262624;thestringpuller;is giga on mpex now? -230837;1350262780;rdponticelli;There has always been an ETF -230836;1350262831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00040399 = 8.8878 BTC [-] -230835;1350262848;rdponticelli;Now, who knows, it may turn into the main site to exchange it, or it may be renderer useless... -230834;1350263798;BTC-Mining;Indeed -230833;1350263834;BTC-Mining;I actually purchased 534150 GIGA.ETF already eh -230832;1350263934;smickles;rdponticelli: how would it be rendered usless? -230831;1350264006;rdponticelli;Well, if for any cause ownership of the underlying can't be acertained -230830;1350264035;rdponticelli;Like the useless codes glbse gave to goat... -230829;1350264113;smickles;rdponticelli: i wonder if giga would just recognize the etf shares tho -230828;1350264135;rdponticelli;That would be great -230827;1350264148;smickles;The Owner will never own less shares of the underlying than the total float of this asset implies. -230826;1350264179;smickles;mircea_popescu would've broken his own contract to have ever sold those shares -230825;1350264241;Diablo-D3;speaking of which -230824;1350264244;rdponticelli;Yeah, but even if mircea_popescu owns those shares, the proof of that ownership is on glbse's hands -230823;1350264246;Diablo-D3;how are those etfs even functioning now -230822;1350264285;smickles;and i believe giga's signed receipt of the btc for the shares is in the contract too, so it's conceivable that he would honor it w/o any info coming from glbse -230821;1350264317;smickles;Diablo-D3: in the way 've just explained it -230820;1350264322;smickles;they have a contract -230819;1350264322;rdponticelli;smickles: yeah, there's a signed receipt for 900 shares -230818;1350264339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4643 @ 0.00040399 = 1.8757 BTC [-] -230817;1350264340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11557 @ 0.0004035 = 4.6632 BTC [-] -230816;1350264344;rdponticelli;Anyway, the float growed later -230815;1350264379;smickles;hmm, that complicates things -230814;1350264382;rdponticelli;But on last dividend the exchange payed only 3 weeks -230813;1350264418;Diablo-D3;smickles: I dont understand then -230812;1350264421;rdponticelli;So it seems like they were receiving their dividends through glbse -230811;1350264475;rdponticelli;mircea said they were paying the rest if/when the issue was solved -230810;1350264506;smickles;Diablo-D3: it's possible for giga to honor this arrangement with mircea w/o glbse involvement, so the shares have value -230809;1350264516;smickles;we'll se what actually happens tho -230808;1350264518;Diablo-D3;smickles: did mircea buy them directly from giga? -230807;1350264576;smickles;Diablo-D3: i dunno, but in this possibility, he could've bought them on glbse -230806;1350264588;Diablo-D3;heh -230805;1350264590;Diablo-D3;well, I cant do the same -230804;1350264601;Diablo-D3;I cant honor any of the dmc shares left out there until glbse hands over the data =/ -230803;1350264648;smickles;yeah, those etf shares are unique to this kerfuflle -230802;1350264711;Diablo-D3;I wonder if I should just write off 800 btc and pretend it never existed -230801;1350264718;Diablo-D3;it would save a lot of trouble =/ -230800;1350264816;rdponticelli;Maybe we just should pretend bitcoin itself never existed... -230799;1350264828;rdponticelli;No more trouble :) -230798;1350264849;smickles;and for that matter ... -230797;1350264854;rdponticelli;But no more fun :( -230796;1350264868;Diablo-D3;rdponticelli: honestly, Im thinking about it -230795;1350264869;smickles;huh, what were we talking about? -230794;1350264911;rdponticelli;Diablo-D3: you aren't quitting bitcoin, right? -230793;1350264930;Diablo-D3;rdponticelli: I dont know. -230792;1350264939;Diablo-D3;I cant say the effort I put into it has been worth it. -230791;1350264941;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: write it off! -230790;1350264947;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: that's what zynga did -230789;1350265004;smickles;why does every p2pool block show up in the blockchain.info 'strange transactions' page? -230788;1350265028;Diablo-D3;blockchain.info doesnt like gen tx spam -230787;1350265033;Diablo-D3;surprised other pools dont pop up in it too -230786;1350265088;kakobrekla;00:28.41 ( Diablo-D3 ) smickles: did mircea buy them directly from giga? -230785;1350265090;kakobrekla;yup -230784;1350265103;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: thats why he can verify them, I guess -230783;1350265120;smickles;well, kakobrekla, by your word, then the etf should be in good shape -230782;1350265133;thestringpuller;so giga is on mpex now? -230781;1350265136;kakobrekla;he said he is getting paid directly -230780;1350265148;smickles;thestringpuller: not exactly, -230779;1350265170;rdponticelli;kakobrekla: but last dividends, he paid only for 3 weeks -230778;1350265172;smickles;there has for some time been something like a depositary receipt of gigaminin on mpex -230777;1350265205;rdponticelli;And said the rest would be paid out if/when the issues got solved -230776;1350265219;kakobrekla;maybe giga is holding everything back? -230775;1350265253;rdponticelli;I don't know... he was concerned about legal stuff too... -230774;1350265296;kakobrekla;well mps words are "i pay what giga pays [directly to me]" -230773;1350265563;smickles;dam, now this is a ToS http://www.hashpower.com/?page=terms -230772;1350265665;smickles;;;bc,diff -230771;1350265667;gribble;3054627.5269486 -230770;1350265825;rdponticelli;kakobrekla: those were mircea's words, on dividend day: -230769;1350265829;rdponticelli;[09:53:54] [MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] [PAID] 1000000 @ 0.00003459 = 34.58804 BTC -230768;1350265829;rdponticelli;[09:55:38] that's three weeks that were actually paid. if/when giga manages to sort out the glbbq mess there'll be more. -230767;1350265894;kakobrekla;im guessing he is not doing a partial payment http://gigamining.com/ -230766;1350265914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52300 @ 0.00040404 = 21.1313 BTC [+] -230765;1350267501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00040352 = 2.865 BTC [-] -230764;1350267503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00040476 = 7.569 BTC [+] -230763;1350269021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00040476 = 3.1571 BTC [+] -230762;1350269023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00040522 = 6.9698 BTC [+] -230761;1350269356;smickles;;;seen usagi -230760;1350269357;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 16 hours, 35 minutes, and 35 seconds ago: We own 2000 shares.. should be good if glbse comes up :/ -230759;1350269998;smickles;;;getrating usagi -230758;1350269999;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Usagi, rated since Mon Jun 18 09:33:55 2012. Cumulative rating 43, from 28 total ratings. Received ratings: 27 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 32 positive, 2 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Usagi -230757;1350270040;smickles;;;rated usagi -230756;1350270041;gribble;You rated user usagi on Mon Sep 17 19:56:21 2012, giving him a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: I have made a limited arangement with ~. we'll se how it goes. -230755;1350270122;smickles;;;rate usagi -1 I have made a limited arangement with ~. we'll se how it goes. ~ is now late in paying and will have defaulted on the contract by the end of tody if action is not taken. -230754;1350270123;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user usagi has changed from 1 to -1. -230753;1350270228;smickles;well, really 'today' was over 3 min ago -230752;1350270244;smickles;but i'll give usagi until today is over in arizona time -230751;1350270263;Ukto;smickles: lol, you liked my ToS ? :P -230750;1350270293;BTC-Mining;What kind of arrangement? -230749;1350270303;smickles;Ukto: it's entertaining, at least :) -230748;1350270315;BTC-Mining;Usagi better reappear pretty soon. -230747;1350270325;smickles;BTC-Mining: a loan from s²cm to cpa -230746;1350270346;Ukto;smickles: I just wanted to be very clear about things up front. :P -230745;1350270351;BTC-Mining;eh... well with GLBSE having the funds, you know... -230744;1350270367;smickles;BTC-Mining: glbse paid back funds today -230743;1350270383;BTC-Mining;Not for everyone as far as I know -230742;1350270393;BTC-Mining;at least it's not fully completed -230741;1350270411;smickles;ah, well, also, usagi claimed to have the funds to pay on this contract even after glbse went down -230740;1350270417;smickles;and mad a payment too, iirc -230739;1350270433;BTC-Mining;oh -230738;1350270447;BTC-Mining;So... what is he doing, not showing up? -230737;1350270471;BTC-Mining;Who will I pay for all those BTC-Mining shares he held in BMF? -230736;1350270481;smickles;i sent off an email just a moment ago -230735;1350270501;smickles;today is the last day of a late payment date range -230734;1350270530;smickles;and I haven't seen/heardfrom usagi for about a week -230733;1350270554;BTC-Mining;... -230732;1350270575;smickles;BTC-Mining: want to see the contract? curious? -230731;1350270605;BTC-Mining;Nah, I'm sure it exists and the exact terms are not really of interest. -230730;1350270613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00040522 = 0.081 BTC [+] -230729;1350270614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00040572 = 1.2983 BTC [+] -230728;1350270616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21700 @ 0.00040592 = 8.8085 BTC [+] -230727;1350270639;BTC-Mining;Well, I might have just earned a few thousands at the expense of BMF's investors -.- -230726;1350270676;Ukto;wonder when nef. will give out asset lists -230725;1350270679;Ukto;*if -230724;1350270704;smickles;BTC-Mining: if i have proof that usagi owes me btc, and you have btc owed to usagi... would you mind sending it on to me :) -230723;1350270766;BTC-Mining;I don't know how much shares he had. But I suppose if he signed it with his gpg key, I could indeed pay interests to you for his debt. -230722;1350270852;smickles;BTC-Mining: it's signed alright ;) well wait to see if he defaults in arizona time, instead of UTC tho, give a little wiggleroom -230721;1350271242;smickles;if anyone is curious, i've decided to post the contract on bitbin -230720;1350271243;smickles;http://bitbin.it/nPDQRLME -230719;1350271336;smickles;oh, usagi is about https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114820.msg1271570#msg1271570 -230718;1350271345;smickles;that was about 7 hrs ago -230717;1350271358;Diablo-D3;I wonder how hes doing -230716;1350271423;thestringpuller;usagi is hurting bad -230715;1350271426;smickles;not good if he can't make an ~11 btc payment -230714;1350271431;thestringpuller;Nyan is pretty much fucked -230713;1350271517;Diablo-D3;so -230712;1350271539;smickles;so -230711;1350271569;Diablo-D3;I dont know =/ -230710;1350271847;BTC-Mining;"Lol just fuck off dude. You got nothing, and the best you can do is necroaccount and necrothread." -230709;1350271871;BTC-Mining;Wow... do I need to pick up Usagi's GLBSE account now or what? -230708;1350271911;thestringpuller;Usagi has lost his mind. -230707;1350271918;smickles;BTC-Mining: awesome, eh? as he was about 7 hours (if we're using utc time) away from defaulting on a contract -230706;1350271941;thestringpuller;smickles: is he late? -230705;1350271969;smickles;not only late, thestringpuller, but outside of the late payment clause -230704;1350271972;smickles;thestringpuller: http://bitbin.it/nPDQRLME -230703;1350271987;smickles;check blockchain.info for the payment dates -230702;1350271991;thestringpuller;okay -230701;1350272095;thestringpuller;smickles: daaaaamn -230700;1350272109;thestringpuller;So he's in default? -230699;1350272183;smickles;thestringpuller: depends on what timezone we're using -230698;1350272183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00040469 = 0.607 BTC [-] -230697;1350272201;smickles;if UTC, then yes -230696;1350272226;thestringpuller;i know usagi works in japan -230695;1350272233;thestringpuller;so maybe not utc? -230694;1350272246;thestringpuller;I feel a little bad for him. CPA was a pretty neat company. -230693;1350272386;smickles;if we go by jst, then he has about 8 hours to make an (approx.) 11 btc payment to hold off default, but remain late on todays payment -230692;1350272559;thestringpuller;Dude the btc economy is tanking -230691;1350272577;thestringpuller;looking at mtgox live just makes me sad -230690;1350272651;Diablo-D3;http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/384355_4066797863173_618082375_n.jpg -230689;1350272674;BTC-Mining;what the heck are you talking about, thestringpuller? -230688;1350272684;smickles;Diablo-D3: :D -230687;1350272690;noagendamarket;lol -230686;1350272705;smickles;BTC-Mining: probably the declining volume over time -230685;1350272707;thestringpuller;yea -230684;1350272713;thestringpuller;declining volume over time -230683;1350272715;thestringpuller;lol -230682;1350272728;thestringpuller;I thought we were in the clear and it would stabilize at 12 USD -230681;1350272732;thestringpuller;but nope -230680;1350272738;thestringpuller;still on the rollercoaster -230679;1350272742;thestringpuller;;;ticker -230678;1350272743;gribble;Best bid: 11.7122, Best ask: 11.75268, Bid-ask spread: 0.04048, Last trade: 11.79, 24 hour volume: 23280, 24 hour low: 11.496, 24 hour high: 12.03 -230677;1350272748;noagendamarket;going back to 2 P -230676;1350272750;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -230675;1350272751;gribble;11.82 -230674;1350272754;BTC-Mining;seems pretty minor -230673;1350272759;BTC-Mining;of a drop -230672;1350272768;BTC-Mining;just someone dropping a lot of BTC -230671;1350272774;smickles;wow, .1 usd off of the 24 hour weighted average? -230670;1350272774;thestringpuller;in comparison to pirate's default or the gawker bubble -230669;1350272806;noagendamarket;nefario is dumping :D -230668;1350272810;thestringpuller;XD -230667;1350272846;BTC-Mining;Nefario actually paid out =/ -230666;1350272862;dub;no he didnt -230665;1350272871;smickles;lol, i mean, it's likely nefario has/had more btc than I do, but damn, i'm sure he's a small fish -230664;1350272881;BTC-Mining;I got paid my account in full -230663;1350272892;BTC-Mining;and there's many other people claiming to have been paid =/ -230662;1350272895;smickles;1 of 3 of my accounts was paid -230661;1350272917;dub;nobody is claiming he restored the former value of their shares -230660;1350272932;BTC-Mining;yeah, I was strictly talking of balances -230659;1350272933;smickles;does any sane person expect that? -230658;1350272958;thestringpuller;he hasn't released information to the issuers yet... -230657;1350272970;thestringpuller;also why isn't the SEC going after MPEX? -230656;1350272975;noagendamarket;hes bl;ackmailing the BG partners over it -230655;1350273024;smickles;thestringpuller: mpex falls under the romainian version of the sec, if at all -230654;1350273025;noagendamarket;unless he basically gets everything thats left over after the payouts he wont release the asset details -230653;1350273042;BTC-Mining;the SEC has no freaking jurisdiction around the whole freaking globe -230652;1350273047;smickles;thestringpuller: those romainian lawyers see bitcoin as WOW gold -230651;1350273050;noagendamarket;ie extortion -230650;1350273074;dub;smickles: as long as these 'sane' people aren't also congratulating nefario on handling this in the best way possible -230649;1350273075;smickles;and the mpex securities as part of a computer game -230648;1350273102;smickles;dub: that sort of 'sane' person would be an asshat -230647;1350273118;BTC-Mining;Can people stop talking about the SEC like it was some global organisation? -230646;1350273126;BTC-Mining;It's US only -230645;1350273133;thestringpuller;Just like the CIA is US only :P -230644;1350273134;dub;theres basically no way to cut it that doesnt paint nefario is a moronic scammer -230643;1350273200;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rboByPlU4IM -230642;1350273214;BTC-Mining;Well, unless someone proves me he's been blackmailing, I can only know for sure that he's a poor decision maker. -230641;1350273216;mircea_popescu;o hallo. -230640;1350273219;mircea_popescu;whats -230639;1350273222;mircea_popescu;new ? -230638;1350273271;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob explain this cool concept of assets-otc. -230637;1350273323;smickles;mircea_popescu: new: http://bitbin.it/nPDQRLME (but not exactly glbse) -230636;1350273340;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: that's a funny video -230635;1350273358;pigeons;mircea_popescu: < noagendamarket> unless he [nefario] basically gets everything thats left over after the payouts he wont release the asset details -230634;1350273371;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli the float growed a little, but it wasn't ever much more than 1.2-1.3k or so. -230633;1350273380;mircea_popescu;and at the time glbse went bust it was ~1.08k iirc -230632;1350273388;pigeons;smickles: did CPA need to make payouts at some point? is that what the loan was for? -230631;1350273394;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: yes, I know -230630;1350273423;smickles;pigeons: depending on the timezone you use, usagi/cpa is about to or has just recently defaulted -230629;1350273425;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla that buy was pre-glbse ipo, giga delivered shares on glbse, it's not a private agreement in any way. -230628;1350273428;rdponticelli;And is allowed by the contract, as long as you have the backinv -230627;1350273470;noagendamarket;Usagi borrowed coins to pump and dump BMA lol -230626;1350273471;smickles;pigeons: "3. Payments will be made each Sunday until six payments have been made. -230625;1350273474;smickles;" -230624;1350273479;pigeons;smickles: yeah i was wondering what cpa's purpose was for the original loan. did they use it to pay something they insured?? -230623;1350273514;pigeons;its one thing for usagi to be a tool, its another that he got mad when people pointed it out -230622;1350273525;smickles;pigeons: oh, i think it may have been used to buy back shares of something or other -230621;1350273536;smickles;but that would be a speculative statement -230620;1350273546;pigeons;well good luck with recovery -230619;1350273551;kakobrekla;ah mircea_popescu, so you are glbse dependend... sorry then, i was sure you werent. -230618;1350273559;noagendamarket;usagi bouhgt back his own personal shares :P -230617;1350273653;pigeons;well usagi is concentrating on paying rent -230616;1350273663;pigeons;he borrowed against his salary -230615;1350273682;pigeons;s/he -230614;1350273721;thestringpuller;oh man -230613;1350273721;mircea_popescu; unless he basically gets everything thats left over after the payouts he wont release the asset details <<< and to think you've been an ass all over the forum @ the girl. -230612;1350273763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31800 @ 0.0004035 = 12.8313 BTC [-] -230611;1350273766;noagendamarket;meh -230610;1350273782;smickles;pigeons: if he knew that he couldn't pay, then he should've at least contacted me to work something out -230609;1350273795;mircea_popescu;pigeons i was just reading that, didn't know they're leaking it out now. -230608;1350273799;dub;is gox fucked? -230607;1350273809;pigeons;smickles: absolutely. i'm not excusing shim -230606;1350273819;smickles;shim :) -230605;1350273822;thestringpuller;lol -230604;1350273824;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla inasmuch as the giga holdings, i was. guy wouldn't keep it private, what can i tell you. -230603;1350273826;noagendamarket;lol -230602;1350273827;mircea_popescu;not like i didn't suggest it. -230601;1350273857;mircea_popescu;why is gox fucked ?! -230600;1350273858;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -230599;1350273859;gribble;Best bid: 11.57411, Best ask: 11.5999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02579, Last trade: 11.57411, 24 hour volume: 23229, 24 hour low: 11.496, 24 hour high: 12.03 -230598;1350273862;mircea_popescu;meh. -230597;1350273882;dub;slow loads, ajax faggotry broken -230596;1350273911;mircea_popescu;that's periodic with them neh ? -230595;1350273947;smickles;oh jeez, i don't recall if i was long or short with my option position :o -230594;1350273955;dub;possibly the shitcocks operating my corp network -230593;1350273955;thestringpuller;FUCK -230592;1350273967;thestringpuller;gox is plummeting -230591;1350273990;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -230590;1350273991;gribble;Best bid: 11.57411, Best ask: 11.5998, Bid-ask spread: 0.02569, Last trade: 11.57419, 24 hour volume: 23239, 24 hour low: 11.496, 24 hour high: 12.03 -230589;1350273993;dub;FUCK SELL ALL THE COINS -230588;1350273994;pigeons;not that bad $11.50-6- -230587;1350273999;mircea_popescu;wtf lol. -230586;1350274002;BTC-Mining;I also complained about "the girl", not for believing that GLBSE was a scam (She's free to believe whatever she wants) but for supporting her claims with unfounded statements and speculations which were false and presented as established facts. -230585;1350274011;dub;thestringpuller: first week in bitcoin eh? -230584;1350274032;BTC-Mining;I'd think so... -230583;1350274033;thestringpuller;dub: no I just didn't think the damage done by GLBSE would reach this far -230582;1350274047;thestringpuller;I was thinking stability at around 11.98 -230581;1350274051;noagendamarket;its gonna get worse -230580;1350274052;dub;thestringpuller: I'd suggest its not, this is a tiny movement -230579;1350274065;BTC-Mining;That's a very minor movement -230578;1350274072;pigeons;pretty meaningless -230577;1350274073;BTC-Mining;Check the 1 month chart on GLBSE -230576;1350274087;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining on one hand that's a gross exaggeration, on the other there's little similarity between you and the bitcoin.me fellow. -230575;1350274104;thestringpuller;BTC-Mining: who is "the girl" sounds like a spy -230574;1350274117;BTC-Mining;MPEx's PR person -230573;1350274124;pigeons;"the girl" is what mircea_popescu calls himself when we talk on skype -230572;1350274129;BTC-Mining;Conveniently known as MPOE-PR -230571;1350274130;noagendamarket;lol -230570;1350274136;thestringpuller;LOL -230569;1350274146;noagendamarket;s/he -230568;1350274149;Diablo-D3;https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=how+long+until+the+end+of+the+world -230567;1350274150;dub;the real question is, where is the uncropped avatar pic -230566;1350274151;Diablo-D3;AAAAAAAAAAAAARGH -230565;1350274152;smickles;another shim -230564;1350274172;noagendamarket;why are there so many traps in bitcoinland ? -230563;1350274182;noagendamarket;:P -230562;1350274185;mircea_popescu;pigeons we talk on skype !? -230561;1350274216;dub;Diablo-D3: that'll e why nefario closed glbse.. -230560;1350274219;noagendamarket;the MPOE avatar is cropped so you cant see its penis -230559;1350274224;dub;be* -230558;1350274234;noagendamarket;lol -230557;1350274238;dub;noagendamarket: exactly, NEEDS MOAR PENIX -230556;1350274242;pigeons;skype/adultfriendfinder/chatroulette/whatever -230555;1350274249;mircea_popescu;why are you all such fags -230554;1350274259;dub;mircea_popescu: internet -230553;1350274263;mircea_popescu;o right. -230552;1350274270;noagendamarket;too much /b/ -230551;1350274271;mircea_popescu;carry onwards. -230550;1350274277;BTC-Mining; BTC-Mining on one hand that's a gross exaggeration -230549;1350274323;thestringpuller;MPOE-PR is an illusion... -230548;1350274324;thestringpuller;hmm -230547;1350274326;BTC-Mining;What? She claimed among other things, for example, that Usagi was appointed by Nefario to manage a review panel deciding on what would or would not be allowed on GLBSE. -230546;1350274343;pigeons;hey baby -230545;1350274348;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that's afaik the only thing she said that you actually disputed, and you disputed it by your own testimony. -230544;1350274364;mircea_popescu;re-read your statement above, compare with "1 case where i personally don't agree with what she said". it doesn't wash. -230543;1350274366;jesica;what's up, hot stuff *kisu kisu* -230542;1350274379;pigeons;asl? -230541;1350274390;mircea_popescu;jesica = jcpham ? -230540;1350274391;BTC-Mining;yeah, but her posting history if full of such contested facts which she eventually admits she doesn't actually know if they're true or not. -230539;1350274400;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining links. -230538;1350274403;jesica;19/f/romanistan -230537;1350274413;pigeons;greatest country in the world -230536;1350274421;thestringpuller;murica? -230535;1350274422;Diablo-D3;https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=how%20long%20until%20the%20end%20of%20the%20world -230534;1350274423;mircea_popescu;is that where all the gypsies are ? -230533;1350274425;Diablo-D3;*phew* -230532;1350274428;pigeons;my sister is #1 prostiture in all of romanistan -230531;1350274435;jesica;She claimed among other things, for example, that Usagi was appointed by Nefario to manage a review panel deciding on what would or would not be allowed on GLBSE."" << i know that claim to be tru and have email logs of the pannel -230530;1350274435;BTC-Mining;arf, I don't want to browse her history again. But next time I see one, I'll report it to you if you want -230529;1350274457;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining lol actually, i think if i dig in the logs i can find usagi making the exact claim. -230528;1350274461;Diablo-D3;wait -230527;1350274467;Diablo-D3;did someone just claim they're 19 and female? -230526;1350274476;mircea_popescu;then again you can prolly find usagi making any claim you arbitrarily want to check for. -230525;1350274478;jesica;;) -230524;1350274486;Diablo-D3;damnit smickles -230523;1350274493;mircea_popescu;lol it was smix ?! omg. -230522;1350274504;mircea_popescu;total troll, whodda thunk it. he looks so prim and proper... -230521;1350274516;thestringpuller;usagi sound controversial... -230520;1350274519;thestringpuller;sounds* -230519;1350274528;mircea_popescu;well he seemed ok for a while but then turned complete bonkerette. -230518;1350274538;mircea_popescu;which is like tourette except with stupidcrazy. -230517;1350274552;BTC-Mining;True, she based her fact on something Usagi claimed... -230516;1350274558;smickles;given enough time, the controversial rate of any bitcoiner goes to 1 -230515;1350274564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7800 @ 0.0032 = 24.96 BTC [-] -230514;1350274566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 67200 @ 0.00337 = 226.464 BTC [+] -230513;1350274577;BTC-Mining;but Usagi... is that really a source? -230512;1350274592;Diablo-D3;USAGI LIESSSS -230511;1350274594;mircea_popescu;well he'd have been a party you know ? -230510;1350274596;smickles;BTC-Mining: is this about that pannel existing? -230509;1350274599;Diablo-D3;actually, if usagi is supposed to be a japanese princess -230508;1350274609;mircea_popescu;fuck can keep track of it all, but it hardly amounts to what you're making out of it i think. -230507;1350274624;Diablo-D3;you'd think we could get a statement from a professional tentacle deamon on this -230506;1350274631;thestringpuller;LOL -230505;1350274633;mircea_popescu;ahaha Diablo-D3 wins interwebs -230504;1350274637;BTC-Mining;No, about Usagi managing said panel and panel having authority to determine if assets were to be listed or not. -230503;1350274655;mircea_popescu;but wait. as to the later part : what else was it a panel for ? masturbatory onanism ? -230502;1350274663;BTC-Mining;He never was appointed by Nefario or given any decisive power -230501;1350274664;dub;wait, you mean usagi isnt a samurai rabbit? -230500;1350274671;thestringpuller;XD -230499;1350274676;BTC-Mining;dub: NO, oh GOD, NO! -230498;1350274678;Diablo-D3;usagi said there was going to be a panel and the glbse board signed off on it -230497;1350274685;Diablo-D3;nefario and usagi both said a few lies about that -230496;1350274691;noagendamarket;no there wasnt :P -230495;1350274710;BTC-Mining;As far as I know, there never was such a thing. Usagi proposed it and Nefario was considering. -230494;1350274710;Diablo-D3;no, nefario actually was repeating what usagi said -230493;1350274714;Diablo-D3;and then suddenly denied it -230492;1350274723;BTC-Mining;Yeah, something like that -230491;1350274725;noagendamarket;Nefario says a lot of things that are out there -230490;1350274738;Diablo-D3;so Im not sure who was lying -230489;1350274743;BTC-Mining;On the other hand mircea_popescu -230488;1350274747;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the problem with nefario's statements is that he often contradicts what he pretended last time -230487;1350274748;noagendamarket;such as "your fake shares are real" -230486;1350274752;noagendamarket;LOL -230485;1350274758;mircea_popescu;i tend to recall this ridiculous Ven thing being a bluechip asset. -230484;1350274765;noagendamarket;yes it was -230483;1350274767;smickles;heh, BTC-Mining have you seen the founding post of that group? -230482;1350274773;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: or "dmc will be shut down, diablo will go to bitcoin prison, and we'll get down to the truth" -230481;1350274781;Diablo-D3;and then he discovered the truth and didnt quite like it. -230480;1350274782;BTC-Mining;I also seem to have killed a scam accusation against MPEx -230479;1350274805;dub;did usagi get tagged in the end? -230478;1350274806;mircea_popescu;oh ? -230477;1350274806;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.msg1249202#msg1249202 -230476;1350274833;mircea_popescu;o yea, that. good point actually. -230475;1350274859;mircea_popescu;i guess it wasn't immediately obvious to people that as long as they keep the deposit slip they can prove depositing -230474;1350274882;mircea_popescu;in truth, much of the beauty of gpg is lost on the avg internet user. -230473;1350274892;BTC-Mining;I must admit I don't really keep them =/ -230472;1350274905;noagendamarket;lol Jonathan ERyan owens doesnt even have a scammer tag and Nefario does -230471;1350274920;noagendamarket;After he stole 9000 bitcoins :D -230470;1350274930;mircea_popescu;neither does kludge, nor that tradehill guy -230469;1350274931;mircea_popescu;w/e his name is -230468;1350274935;mircea_popescu;mckenna -230467;1350274940;thestringpuller;whatever happened to tradehill -230466;1350274942;BTC-Mining;But yeah, if I wanted to keep them/have a proof, it's all there -230465;1350274945;smickles;http://bitbin.it/9d8MqgBV -230464;1350274946;smickles;.title -230463;1350274947;markac;smickles: GLBSE Asset Review Board - BitBin -230462;1350274953;noagendamarket;well JRO and the tradehilol guy are working together -230461;1350274987;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket yes, at real estate development. with money. that they...umm... had. -230460;1350274989;mircea_popescu;all along. -230459;1350274989;smickles;what i posted there are the exact words describing the glbse pannel usagi used -230458;1350274991;pigeons;yeah but no more scamming for them, now it's real estate ;) -230457;1350275019;BTC-Mining;Yeah, it ended up being a suggestion only panel, not decision making panel. -230456;1350275023;noagendamarket;LOL im waiting for them to hire bruce -230455;1350275025;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well they claimed that dwolla stole their money and closed. -230454;1350275034;noagendamarket;wagner -230453;1350275034;BTC-Mining;And Nefario never actually gave Usagi management of the panel list -230452;1350275035;mircea_popescu;its still unclear how much money they made off with tho. -230451;1350275050;smickles;BTC-Mining: yeah, that was lol, wasn't it -230450;1350275053;thestringpuller;man den of thieves... -230449;1350275057;noagendamarket;Nefario wont take suggestions from hisown shareholders ffs -230448;1350275060;thestringpuller;people need to manage their businesses better -230447;1350275064;mircea_popescu;maybe tghey just hire ed, and bruce starts shittalking them. -230446;1350275100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54900 @ 0.00040367 = 22.1615 BTC [+] -230445;1350275101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10013 @ 0.00040592 = 4.0645 BTC [+] -230444;1350275102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46200 @ 0.00040612 = 18.7627 BTC [+] -230443;1350275103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10896 @ 0.00040617 = 4.4256 BTC [+] -230442;1350275104;mircea_popescu;besides, is bruce wagner even his real name ? iirc it was some famous guy in thr 50s -230441;1350275104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61400 @ 0.00040651 = 24.9597 BTC [+] -230440;1350275105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30700 @ 0.00040804 = 12.5268 BTC [+] -230439;1350275106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20548 @ 0.00040869 = 8.3978 BTC [+] -230438;1350275107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45298 @ 0.00040916 = 18.5341 BTC [+] -230437;1350275108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00041062 = 0.4927 BTC [+] -230436;1350275109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00041243 = 6.4339 BTC [+] -230435;1350275110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26100 @ 0.00041287 = 10.7759 BTC [+] -230434;1350275111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52600 @ 0.00041436 = 21.7953 BTC [+] -230433;1350275112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9750 @ 0.00041788 = 4.0743 BTC [+] -230432;1350275113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1414795 @ 0.00042 = 594.2139 BTC [+] -230431;1350275121;pigeons;go mpoe -230430;1350275126;smickles;the rocket is a go -230429;1350275136;mircea_popescu;people keep charging at my wall all day -230428;1350275147;smickles;well, with btc tanking, those shares look cheaper and cheaper -230427;1350275163;mircea_popescu;i guess so. -230426;1350275175;mircea_popescu;not sure what people are so excited about, i doubt this month will equal last. -230425;1350275180;mircea_popescu;then again, only halfway in. -230424;1350275239;noagendamarket;scammers have performed a 51% attack :P -230423;1350275247;smickles;orly? -230422;1350275278;noagendamarket;yeah they own the majority of bitcoins lol -230421;1350275285;mircea_popescu;well seriously, outside of the adam&mark bunch over at mtgox, who exactly is trustworthy atm -230420;1350275327;noagendamarket;everything is shady as -230419;1350275329;smickles;well, no one in this room, ofc -230418;1350275369;smickles;that pigeons, least of all -230417;1350275455;thestringpuller;lol scammers own 50% of the bitcoins -230416;1350275456;mircea_popescu;i guess the gold people, casascicusasciuscu, coingenuity and who else... that us gold coins thing still in business ? -230415;1350275466;smickles;dude, -230414;1350275473;smickles;.py 35.6743594023 / 30 -230413;1350275473;markac;1.18914531341 -230412;1350275478;thestringpuller;casascius makes some good stuff -230411;1350275480;BTC-Mining;yeah, who trust pigeons? They only tarnish monuments in cities and steal food. Not very trustable. -230410;1350275501;smickles;my bot has made 18% in about a week -230409;1350275504;noagendamarket;spendbitcoins is trustworthy -230408;1350275506;mircea_popescu;pigeons can be trusted to make a pretty decent meal... -230407;1350275514;dub;yeah.. aslo syphalis -230406;1350275517;mircea_popescu;and i guess the guy with the blockchain wallet. -230405;1350275541;mircea_popescu;even theymos made a good impression in the end with his entire shares thing. -230404;1350275548;BTC-Mining;A bit? What kind of bot? -230403;1350275552;noagendamarket;satoshi left because eventually everyone will end up with a scammer tag lol -230402;1350275557;mircea_popescu;no actually, if you actually hanker down and count heads, the scammers aren't a majority. they just seem like it cause they get more press. -230401;1350275557;BTC-Mining;A bot?* -230400;1350275565;mircea_popescu;when's the last time anyone bothered with the good people. -230399;1350275568;smickles;BTC-Mining: all it's doing is taking the bitfloor liquidity rebate -230398;1350275576;thestringpuller;smickles is good people -230397;1350275592;mircea_popescu;ya but he's married. -230396;1350275606;thestringpuller;isn't nefario married? -230395;1350275610;noagendamarket;yes -230394;1350275612;thestringpuller;and has kids? -230393;1350275615;noagendamarket;yes -230392;1350275633;mircea_popescu;must suck if any of their schoolmates had glbse shares. -230391;1350275635;smickles;hey, i'm married and have a kid -230390;1350275656;thestringpuller;married people = trustworthy? -230389;1350275664;thestringpuller;need to get me a wife then -230388;1350275672;mircea_popescu;better get a husband. -230387;1350275678;smickles;lol -230386;1350275694;BTC-Mining;No, married people are less trustworthy and more at the same time. More because they can't afford prison... less because they can't afford prison... -230385;1350275695;smickles;changing times, eh -230384;1350275696;mircea_popescu;confucius say, two husbands more trustworthy than one. -230383;1350275709;smickles;i should've married that tree when i had the chance -230382;1350275720;noagendamarket;yeah they can use leverqage on married people -230381;1350275729;BTC-Mining;smickles: wow, a tree? You totally should have. -230380;1350275741;mircea_popescu;was it a beech ? -230379;1350275756;mircea_popescu;(o sorry, i mean birtch) -230378;1350275757;smickles;dammit mircea_popescu, stealing my thunder -230377;1350275764;mircea_popescu;lol me?! -230376;1350275769;thestringpuller;"The king asks Archimedes to determine if a present he's received is actually solid gold. Unsolved problem at the time. It tortures the great Greek mathematician for weeks - insomnia haunts him and he twists and turns in his bed for nights on end. Finally, his equally exhausted wife - she's forced to share a bed with this genius - convinces him to take a bath to relax. While he's entering the tub, Archimedes not -230375;1350275805;smickles;cliff hanger -230374;1350275810;noagendamarket;lol -230373;1350275817;thestringpuller;the moral is listen to your wife! -230372;1350275835;noagendamarket;sniper ? -230371;1350275847;mircea_popescu;archimedes wasn't even married, it was his slavegirl cooksucker. -230370;1350275847;noagendamarket;candlejack ? -230369;1350275874;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu LOL -230368;1350275878;smickles;i thought you wern't supposed to mention that guy noagendamarket -230367;1350275885;mircea_popescu;but srsly, we don't know if he was ever married or had kids. -230366;1350275888;novusordo;cooksucker? she sucked at cooking? -230365;1350275892;mircea_popescu;it'd seem he was alone at the time of death tho -230364;1350275905;thestringpuller;that was a quote from the movie Pi -230363;1350275907;mircea_popescu;novusordo you're mispronouncing it :D -230362;1350275907;thestringpuller;btw -230361;1350275915;noagendamarket;Im 80% sure someone yhas purchased slaves for bitcoin -230360;1350275929;thestringpuller;That made me a little sad noagendamarket -230359;1350275932;mircea_popescu;then again 80% of statistics are only true 20% of the time. -230358;1350275933;BTC-Mining;[21:38] cooksucker? she sucked at cooking? -230357;1350275940;BTC-Mining;No, Archimedes was the cook... -230356;1350275943;noagendamarket;hahah cooksucker -230355;1350276150;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: :) -230354;1350276206;mircea_popescu;o look, it lives! -230353;1350276265;coingenuity;heh -230352;1350276267;coingenuity;how goes it -230351;1350276282;coingenuity;go figure, i was distracted sending work emails :P -230350;1350276285;mircea_popescu;someone said the scammers managed a 51% attack so we were counting people -230349;1350276298;coingenuity;ah, lol -230348;1350276307;noagendamarket;using bitcoin is like wearing a miniskirt at 12am in a city...you might not get raped but it increases the odds -230347;1350276320;coingenuity;XD -230346;1350276363;dub;you might not ognna get raped -230345;1350276395;mircea_popescu;one can't rape the willing. -230344;1350276415;dub;correct, and miniskirt == willing -230343;1350276432;mircea_popescu;no, miniskirt = able -230342;1350276592;novusordo;well, unless she's wearing a locked chastity belt and left the key at home -230341;1350276617;noagendamarket;she still has a mouth -230340;1350276622;noagendamarket;:P -230339;1350276640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43400 @ 0.00040857 = 17.7319 BTC [-] -230338;1350276666;mircea_popescu;few are that brave. -230337;1350276670;noagendamarket;probably dont want to go near anything with teeth though :P -230336;1350276704;coingenuity;man, i should buy some more cymbals -230335;1350276709;dub;confusious say: broken jaw bites no cock -230334;1350276712;noagendamarket;wtf -230333;1350276787;BTC-Mining;Alien says: I could bioengineer your human females with retractable teeth in the neither region so they can bit off rapists -230332;1350276818;dub;they tried that in africa -230331;1350276833;coingenuity;whoa -230330;1350276835;coingenuity;wtf -230329;1350276838;coingenuity;meinl cymbals are cheap -230328;1350276858;BTC-Mining;Alien also says: I could even add an instinct to devour their partner for further nourishment of the offsprings -230327;1350276864;dub;spikey fleshlight thing that inserts in vagoo to 'discourage rape' -230326;1350276875;dub;in fact it 'guaranteed murder' -230325;1350276888;coingenuity;oh actually, not cheap at all -230324;1350276896;coingenuity;$610 for a ride cymbal -230323;1350276903;BTC-Mining;dub: oh, that... -230322;1350276905;coingenuity;*_x -230321;1350276908;BTC-Mining;yeah, seems nice -230320;1350276992;mircea_popescu;dub i remember reading about that. -230319;1350277080;BTC-Mining;Gets the genitals entraped in a nice inward razorsharp teethed tunnel -230318;1350277109;noagendamarket;:O -230317;1350277130;BTC-Mining;Free permanent adornment when you pull out. -230316;1350277169;BTC-Mining;You might want to go to the hospital to get it removed, but it kind of shows everyone you forced yourself into a woman -230315;1350277207;mircea_popescu;in south africa that's actually a point of pride. -230314;1350277210;mircea_popescu;literally. -230313;1350277222;noagendamarket;its like wa\earing an earring ? -230312;1350277289;BTC-Mining;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-rape_device#Rape-aXe -230311;1350277300;BTC-Mining;Read about it... seems nice -230310;1350277331;mircea_popescu;.g rape culture south africa -230309;1350277335;markac;mircea_popescu: http://takimag.com/article/south_africas_rape_culture_hannes_wessels/print -230308;1350277344;dub;mircea_popescu: what raping people? -230307;1350277353;mircea_popescu;not people. women. -230306;1350277372;dub;oh, theres also the whole 'rape cures aids' thing -230305;1350277380;dub;if you rape enough virgins your aids is cured -230304;1350277392;mircea_popescu;sounds legit. -230303;1350277413;dub;works really well now that o/~ everyone has aids o/~ -230302;1350277448;dub;goddamnit -230301;1350277494;dub;mrs dub is on holiday in tropical location, keeps sending me pictures to enjoy while slaving at my desk -230300;1350277558;BTC-Mining;[22:02] oh, theres also the whole 'rape cures aids' thing -230299;1350277615;noagendamarket;aids cures rape ...eventually -230298;1350277623;BTC-Mining;You are mistaken my little friend. The myth is that if you rape enough virgins while you got AIDS, you'll be like everyone once again. Except everyone now has AIDS. -230297;1350277661;BTC-Mining;Just returns you to being like the majority, really. -230296;1350277670;dub;pretty sure its not -230295;1350277684;mircea_popescu;.g rape cures aids -230294;1350277684;markac;mircea_popescu: http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/petition/babyrape.asp -230293;1350277692;mircea_popescu;i guess it has to be babies ? -230292;1350277731;noagendamarket;fucked up -230291;1350277735;dub;its been widely reported for years -230290;1350277746;dub;well decades -230289;1350277770;dub;of course not much of anything is reported in 'murrica -230288;1350277812;thestringpuller;that's really fucked up -230287;1350277857;dub;I think it was einstein that said 'what has africa ever given us, apart from aids' -230286;1350277870;noagendamarket;Obama ? -230285;1350277897;noagendamarket;kenya gave us Obama :P -230284;1350277916;mircea_popescu;also really fast runners -230283;1350277916;dub;aint he one o dem musilins -230282;1350277925;mircea_popescu;actually... this is now making sense. really fast runners... -230281;1350277935;mircea_popescu;people who can jump... -230280;1350277937;mircea_popescu;yah. -230279;1350277989;noagendamarket;you would run too if people are trying to rape your baby -230278;1350278011;BTC-Mining;[22:10] I think it was einstein that said 'what has africa ever given us, apart from aids' -230277;1350278026;dub;thats just genetics, only the fast ones escape form slavers/police -230276;1350278032;BTC-Mining;Slaves. Once upon a time in some very cheerful bedtime stories, European cultures thought Africans were free-to-take laborers just idling there doing nothing waiting for masters. -230275;1350278044;BTC-Mining;Seems like it was the most stupid idea ever. -230274;1350278057;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining actually, it was locals selling them mostly. -230273;1350278073;mircea_popescu;the dutch just landed the ships and the local chieftains sprung up the goods. -230272;1350278098;mircea_popescu;much alike how things go today, actually, you'll be accosted by men with offers of fresh cunt multiple times a week. -230271;1350278126;BTC-Mining;Eh, true, they were kidnapping each others tribes too. -230270;1350278162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00041189 = 6.7962 BTC [+] -230269;1350278172;BTC-Mining;But were the slaves' children considered slaves too? -230268;1350278177;dub;yes -230267;1350278192;dub;well usually -230266;1350278209;BTC-Mining;eh, well some still just went on expedition to take them. -230265;1350278216;dub;they are sometimes all that is left after you eat the adults -230264;1350278227;dub;oh wait, we're still talkign about africa -230263;1350278231;BTC-Mining;There's still tons of negative repercussions till this day. -230262;1350278236;smickles;lol, "bacon wrapped shit" -230261;1350278237;BTC-Mining;dub: -.- -230260;1350278251;BTC-Mining;smickles: -.- -230259;1350278256;mircea_popescu;i dunno how slaves in africa could have had children -230258;1350278269;smickles;BTC-Mining: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115441.msg1254742#msg1254742 -230257;1350278351;noagendamarket;some of the convicts sent to Australia descended into cannibalism a few times -230256;1350278367;copumpkin;descended? -230255;1350278369;copumpkin;ascended more like -230254;1350278374;copumpkin;human is delicious -230253;1350278420;noagendamarket;ewww bacon wrapped shit -230252;1350278436;Azelphur;I always thought he was a cooperative pumpkin -230251;1350278439;novusordo;pumpkin is also delicious -230250;1350278466;noagendamarket;*would be funny if copumpkin was a cop the whole time -230249;1350278469;BTC-Mining;smickles, I meant, your statement was very badly placed out of context -230248;1350278473;smickles;keep your eyes off my gourd -230247;1350278491;Azelphur;fedpumpkin -230246;1350278508;smickles;BTC-Mining: oh, i see it now -230245;1350278521;noagendamarket;you cant say he didnt tell you = entrapment cos it was in his name the whole time -230244;1350278528;noagendamarket;lol -230243;1350278532;copumpkin;noagendamarket: that's also bullshit :) -230242;1350278542;noagendamarket;jj -230241;1350278548;copumpkin;http://thecriminallawyer.tumblr.com/post/19810672629/12-i-was-entrapped :) -230240;1350278601;BTC-Mining;smickles: indeed -230239;1350279322;thestringpuller;bitcoin funded spaceship -230238;1350279323;thestringpuller;yeaaa -230237;1350279326;thestringpuller;that would rule -230236;1350279372;dub;spacebits -230235;1350279416;smickles;;;ticker -230234;1350279417;gribble;Best bid: 11.552, Best ask: 11.65, Bid-ask spread: 0.09800, Last trade: 11.65091, 24 hour volume: 23792, 24 hour low: 11.496, 24 hour high: 12.03 -230233;1350279422;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -230232;1350279423;gribble;11.81 -230231;1350279533;smickles;wait -230230;1350279538;thestringpuller;;;ticker -230229;1350279539;gribble;Best bid: 11.55001, Best ask: 11.6499, Bid-ask spread: 0.09989, Last trade: 11.55001, 24 hour volume: 23794, 24 hour low: 11.496, 24 hour high: 12.03 -230228;1350279544;smickles;japan is /+/ 9 hours from utc -230227;1350279545;smickles;!! -230226;1350279553;thestringpuller;yea -230225;1350279553;thestringpuller;ot -230224;1350279555;smickles;it's been tomorrow for like 11.5 hour! -230223;1350279559;thestringpuller;international dateline -230222;1350279564;thestringpuller;it's monday there -230221;1350279570;thestringpuller;well almost tuesday... -230220;1350279571;dub;timezones, how do they work -230219;1350279579;smickles;usagi has totally defaulted -230218;1350279586;thestringpuller;poor usagi -230217;1350279589;smickles;"totally" -230216;1350279593;thestringpuller;I had faith in his companies -230215;1350279599;thestringpuller;guess he's gone the way of the scammers -230214;1350279604;dub;I had faith in it scamming -230213;1350279605;thestringpuller;either that or he's broke... -230212;1350279622;smickles;;;rate usagi -3 defaulted on this: http://bitbin.it/nPDQRLME -230211;1350279623;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user usagi has changed from -1 to -3. -230210;1350279635;thestringpuller;oh man :( -230209;1350279642;thestringpuller;sorry you got jipped smickles -230208;1350279670;dub;smickles got GIPPT -230207;1350279671;smickles;thestringpuller: thanks for the sympathy -230206;1350279703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00041354 = 9.0565 BTC [+] -230205;1350279709;noagendamarket;smickles are you going to make a forum post about it ? -230204;1350279720;smickles;noagendamarket: i'm about to -230203;1350279724;noagendamarket;good -230202;1350279764;noagendamarket;I expect there will be a few tags coming soon :( -230201;1350279778;thestringpuller;this will be good -230200;1350279785;thestringpuller;better than reality tv -230199;1350279787;thestringpuller;it's reality -230198;1350279792;BTC-Mining;Guess I might end up paying Usagi's debt -230197;1350279982;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118507.0 there it is -230196;1350280080;dub;I should start a scam calling service -230195;1350280089;dub;I'm at 100% accuracy -230194;1350280134;thestringpuller;Do scams have to be malcious in intent (take the money and run) or can it just be inept business practices? -230193;1350280135;BTC-Mining;Good for you -230192;1350280159;thestringpuller;like for instance someone having all their money under a mattress and the house burns down... -230191;1350280171;BTC-Mining;I would say they would have to be malicious intent. Otherwise we'd call that mismanagement/ineptitude. -230190;1350280198;BTC-Mining;Like for murder, it has to be a malicious intent. If it's accidental and you're at fault, it's not murder but manslaughter -230189;1350280212;thestringpuller;BTC-Mining: why are you going to assume Usagi's debt? -230188;1350280228;BTC-Mining;Only if he doesn't claim his BTC-Mining shares -230187;1350280241;BTC-Mining;I would pay interest to smickles instead -230186;1350280252;BTC-Mining;Until this debt is paid off -230185;1350280282;thestringpuller;I see cause you'll retain those outstanding shares of Usagi? -230184;1350280290;BTC-Mining;Indeed -230183;1350280294;noagendamarket;yep -230182;1350280307;thestringpuller;Are scammer tags reversable? or is it pretty much a done deal? -230181;1350280308;BTC-Mining;If he claims them at a later date, he'd have no more debt but less dividends owed. -230180;1350280314;BTC-Mining;Reversable. -230179;1350280315;noagendamarket;thats if nefario ecver gets his ass into gear lol -230178;1350280315;smickles;thestringpuller: reversable -230177;1350280320;BTC-Mining;Just like negative ratings here -230176;1350280337;BTC-Mining;You should not be afraid to put them up temporarily until matter are resolved. -230175;1350280357;BTC-Mining;Sets red flags for others to see until matters are resolved -230174;1350280372;thestringpuller;Good way to keep newbies from walking into traps... -230173;1350280384;thestringpuller;Usagi is going to have a field day -230172;1350280411;smickles;< BTC-Mining> I would pay interest to smickles instead << that's honorable, thank you for even considering it :) -230171;1350280421;thestringpuller;this all started cause he had too much exposure to priate -230170;1350280424;thestringpuller;pirate* -230169;1350280476;noagendamarket;so did a lot of people :( -230168;1350280490;thestringpuller;well if your an insurance company you need to mitigate your risks appropriately -230167;1350280501;thestringpuller;otherwise if shit hits the fan the only thing you can do is merge with another insurance company -230166;1350280543;thestringpuller;his policy reserves were depleted during the default and never recovered -230165;1350280549;noagendamarket;the idea of a btc insurance company at this stage is retarded -230164;1350280552;smickles;thestringpuller: i think it was glbse going down that did 'em in -230163;1350280560;thestringpuller;that's what really did him in -230162;1350280572;thestringpuller;a btc insurance company is brilliant imho -230161;1350280572;noagendamarket;glbse was the final straw -230160;1350280580;thestringpuller;if it's run correctly -230159;1350280584;BTC-Mining;I was completly spared from piratey troubles for avoiding pirate altogether -230158;1350280585;noagendamarket;not with all the scammers it isnt -230157;1350280596;BTC-Mining;Except a bit of margin trading on the various bonds -230156;1350280597;thestringpuller;that's what underwriting is for -230155;1350280604;BTC-Mining;I like flipping things -230154;1350280615;thestringpuller;noagendamarket: if you have good underwriting you limit your exposure to scams -230153;1350280684;thestringpuller;also unlicensed insurance is kind of a big no no -230152;1350280724;noagendamarket;nothing in btc land is insurable imho -230151;1350280765;thestringpuller;noagendamarket: that's because there is no stable investments to put your policy surplus into to make a decent ROI -230150;1350280773;thestringpuller;everyone defaults left and right -230149;1350280778;noagendamarket;yah -230148;1350280812;thestringpuller;the only option i would see is liquidating the surplus and putting it into global markets -230147;1350280815;noagendamarket;the thing that killed glbse was pirate too :P -230146;1350280862;thestringpuller;The way I see CPA is that they were exposed to pirate, and they invested in pirate pt -230145;1350280888;thestringpuller;so when he defaulted, he had to pay out pirate policies, and he lost money on the investments -230144;1350280902;thestringpuller;so when pirate defaulted* -230143;1350280927;thestringpuller;maybe I'm oversimplifying...=\ -230142;1350281200;noagendamarket;na that sounds right -230141;1350281236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35267 @ 0.00041354 = 14.5843 BTC [+] -230140;1350281238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00041636 = 3.8721 BTC [+] -230139;1350281239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8421 @ 0.00042 = 3.5368 BTC [+] -230138;1350281265;noagendamarket;scammers and the lack of non defaulting assets really kills the idea -230137;1350281280;thestringpuller;Patrick Harnett seems to never default... -230136;1350281289;noagendamarket;lool -230135;1350281303;thestringpuller;or maybe I just don't know him well enough -230134;1350281434;qwebirc556225;what's the reason behind recent fall in price -230133;1350281440;qwebirc556225;if there is any -230132;1350281441;qwebirc556225;? -230131;1350281467;noagendamarket;bitcoin sucks -230130;1350281471;noagendamarket;lol -230129;1350281488;smickles;qwebirc556225: it's the weekend dip -230128;1350281501;noagendamarket;run away as fast as possible in the other direction -230127;1350281516;smickles;that's microcash, right? -230126;1350281526;noagendamarket;ppcoin :P -230125;1350281529;dub;solidcash niccuh -230124;1350281532;smickles;oh right -230123;1350281537;Ukto;nah, all the govt employees incharge of buying up btc etc are off work for the weekend :P -230122;1350281539;noagendamarket;ppcoin = microcash 2 -230121;1350281552;BTC-Mining;qwebirc556225: it's not really a big fall... pretty minor -230120;1350281556;dub;my peepeecoins are growing! -230119;1350281569;noagendamarket;Ukto the cia doesnt work on te weekend ? -230118;1350281570;BTC-Mining;If you'd look at price history, you can see it varies a lot even over the last month -230117;1350281578;Ukto;noagendamarket: :P -230116;1350281586;BTC-Mining;It's not like traditional currency pairs like USD/EURO -230115;1350281615;Ukto;alot has happened over the last month :/ -230114;1350281616;BTC-Mining;Price moves a lot on small transactions simply by low liquitity volumes. -230113;1350281620;Ukto;half~millions -230112;1350281644;thestringpuller;september it went up to almost 13 -230111;1350281651;thestringpuller;October has been a rough month so far -230110;1350281676;Ukto;as we get closer to halftime, it should go up more -230109;1350281683;thestringpuller;in theory it should -230108;1350281709;thestringpuller;but from what I recall in order for miners who have paid for equipment, they only need 4USD/BTC to cover electricity costs and remain profitable -230107;1350281755;dub;um, no -230106;1350281774;dub;for GPUs its quite a lot higher with avg power price -230105;1350281816;dub;FPGA will be lower than that -230104;1350281827;qwebirc556225;thx -230103;1350281858;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining how;d you end up paying usagi debt ? -230102;1350281860;thestringpuller;I'm assuming full FPGA setup -230101;1350281898;dub;what are you assuming power price to be? -230100;1350281916;BTC-Mining;arf, I'd pay dividends owed to him to smickles instead -230099;1350281923;Ukto;Over 9000! -230098;1350281947;mircea_popescu;qwebirc556225 we rarely know the reasons. -230097;1350282068;thestringpuller;dub: 0.10 USD/kwhr -230096;1350282089;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you never explained who "the girl" is -230095;1350282099;mircea_popescu;my pr for the forum -230094;1350282164;thestringpuller;ah your marketing peeps -230093;1350282173;thestringpuller;i see (said the blind man) -230092;1350282180;dub;thestringpuller: so assuming 10mh/w its break even is under a dollar -230091;1350282194;thestringpuller;yea -230090;1350282202;dub;10mh/w is a vaniall lx150 -230089;1350282211;mircea_popescu;what diff are you counting on ? -230088;1350282227;dub;vanilla too, I think they commonly run at +25% -230087;1350282243;dub;mircea_popescu: current -230086;1350282261;mircea_popescu;heh. -230085;1350282270;mircea_popescu;i have bets for > 300 th. -230084;1350282300;thestringpuller;terahashes (shudder) -230083;1350282330;dub;id say we'll be well over 3000th in a year -230082;1350282338;dub;if asic lands -230081;1350282367;mircea_popescu;prolly. -230080;1350282386;mircea_popescu;so at 300th, taking that number out of an arsehat, $4 becomes $40 -230079;1350282485;thestringpuller;heh -230078;1350282515;thestringpuller;Is it still illegal to live in antarctica? -230077;1350282525;noagendamarket;yes -230076;1350282545;noagendamarket;antarctica is a protected wildlife zone :P -230075;1350282803;thestringpuller;noagendamarket: I see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctic_Treaty_System -230074;1350282872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9489 @ 0.00041666 = 3.9537 BTC [-] -230073;1350282959;smickles;well, usagi has contacted me now -230072;1350282969;thestringpuller;what's the news smickles -230071;1350282981;smickles;it wants an alternative payment plan -230070;1350283012;noagendamarket;tentacle porn ? -230069;1350283029;smickles;noagendamarket: nope, netorare -230068;1350283053;thestringpuller;lol "it" -230067;1350283061;thestringpuller;genderless person -230066;1350283065;thestringpuller;androgynous* -230065;1350283080;dub;i'd like to go to antarctica at some stage -230064;1350283096;noagendamarket;bahaha -230063;1350283114;dub;my biddy has been there -230062;1350283118;dub;buddy* -230061;1350283150;thestringpuller;I wanted to incorporate a btc business in antarctica -230060;1350283157;thestringpuller;then if they wanted to put me in jail they'd have to find me -230059;1350283172;thestringpuller;I don't think the feds like the cold -230058;1350283192;dub;its quite cold there atm -230057;1350283224;dub;ozone hole sucking space in -230056;1350283260;thestringpuller;it's kinda sad the ozone depletion... -230055;1350283278;dub;its repairing itself apparently -230054;1350283313;noagendamarket;yeah they banned a lot of the chemicals that were causing it -230053;1350283332;dub;CFCs, I miss em -230052;1350283390;dub;no more styrofoam burger boxes -230051;1350283405;thestringpuller;I kinda think the glbse shutdown was a good thing... -230050;1350283412;thestringpuller;it's gonna weed out some of the bad stock -230049;1350283425;smickles;that's why those burger boxes went away? -230048;1350283430;noagendamarket;it will just lead to decentralized scamming -230047;1350283437;noagendamarket;smickles yes -230046;1350283463;thestringpuller;noagendamarket: why is everything a scam? -230045;1350283483;thestringpuller;i feel that the people on silk road are more trustworthy than most btc users -230044;1350283488;noagendamarket;because there is no way to enforce property rights -230043;1350283509;thestringpuller;the be like the mafia? if people don't pay break their knees? -230042;1350283513;thestringpuller;then* -230041;1350283530;thestringpuller;the mafia seems to get their loans back in full -230040;1350283535;noagendamarket;if you cant get justice using the legal system thats the alternative -230039;1350283547;thestringpuller;then beat people up -230038;1350283554;thestringpuller;"make them pay" *wink wink* -230037;1350283574;smickles;everything is a scam because none of the big thefts and scams have had any significant consequences yet -230036;1350283591;smickles;so more scammers come -230035;1350283594;noagendamarket;kinda hard when they live on the other side of the world -230034;1350283612;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller actually the mafia collecting records are worse than the govt's. -230033;1350283637;noagendamarket;unless your cousin is a mexican hitman near texas ;P -230032;1350283655;smickles;fucking texans -230031;1350283671;noagendamarket;mybitcoin was a canadian scam LOL -230030;1350283704;smickles;seriously, the should just secede already -230029;1350283713;smickles;*they -230028;1350283738;noagendamarket;scammers will destroy btc before the government gets a chance too -230027;1350283747;thestringpuller;I guess you have to be a skeptical consumer -230026;1350283762;thestringpuller;btc has made me a lot better with my money in general -230025;1350283767;noagendamarket;its why they send criminals into protest groups -230024;1350283798;thestringpuller;as long as SR exists btc will always have a place on the internet -230023;1350283803;noagendamarket;they wont arrest pirate they will; hire him LOL -230022;1350283823;thestringpuller;pirate is going to jail -230021;1350283836;noagendamarket;not likely :P -230020;1350283847;thestringpuller;remember the guy who made the liberty dollars? -230019;1350283864;noagendamarket;he didnt run a giant ponzi -230018;1350283872;thestringpuller;bad example -230017;1350283876;thestringpuller;remember charles ponzi? -230016;1350283891;noagendamarket;no Im not that old lol -230015;1350283931;thestringpuller;i think this could all be solved with a BTC repo service -230014;1350283954;dub;people just need to be more enterprising -230013;1350283974;thestringpuller;I like the post from the guy who made coinpal -230012;1350283977;dub;its retardedly cheap to have physical harm befall people in most places -230011;1350283999;thestringpuller;dub: so a bitcoin mafia? -230010;1350284018;dub;thats stupid -230009;1350284051;noagendamarket;african mercenaries ftw -230008;1350284055;thestringpuller;XD -230007;1350284056;mircea_popescu;speaking of bitcoin, government et all : http://trilema.com/2012/bribes-in-bitcoins/ -230006;1350284073;dub;SFW? :) -230005;1350284075;mircea_popescu;yes. -230004;1350284088;mircea_popescu;a rare treat that, too. -230003;1350284110;noagendamarket;an assassination market would be nice -230002;1350284128;noagendamarket;wheer you can bet when pirate will get his legs broken -230001;1350284157;noagendamarket;theres no incentive currently :P -230000;1350284181;smickles;jeez, no one like my texas joke? -229999;1350284262;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: "And yes, I’m saving some Bitcoins in a special wallet precisely to pay for the amusement of fucking interns in the oval office. The cigars are on the house." that made me laugh -229998;1350284270;thestringpuller;Can I join that party when it happens? -229997;1350284275;mircea_popescu;sure. save some bitcoins. -229996;1350284288;smickles;yeah, but really, you are :P 'merica rulz the world,, didn't you know the sec regulates securities worldwide -229995;1350284291;smickles;? -229994;1350284292;thestringpuller;I have a 25 btc casascius coin so I can redeem it -229993;1350284306;thestringpuller;when the time comes -229992;1350284314;mircea_popescu;:D -229991;1350284338;mircea_popescu;better buy some viagra then, who knows how many interns 25btc buys -229990;1350284343;thestringpuller;LOL -229989;1350284367;noagendamarket;lol. Imagine if you had liquid viagra and dumped it in the water supply -229988;1350284376;thestringpuller;it'll be like a post apocalyptic world without the nuclear holocaust -229987;1350284382;mircea_popescu;instasenegal ? -229986;1350284395;noagendamarket;good times -229985;1350284404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26400 @ 0.00041741 = 11.0196 BTC [+] -229984;1350284415;thestringpuller;mpex is blowin up -229983;1350284431;thestringpuller;I wonder how coinbr.com will do -229982;1350284440;thestringpuller;now that glbse is gone -229981;1350284452;dub;wat is coinbr again? -229980;1350284475;mircea_popescu;jurovs mpex broker neh ? -229979;1350284479;thestringpuller;yea -229978;1350284492;thestringpuller;the 30 btc fee for mpex makes it a lot like NYSE -229977;1350284493;mircea_popescu;should be doing some decent biz i imagine -229976;1350284503;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that's the plan -229975;1350284505;thestringpuller;so mpex is a good place for brokerage -229974;1350284513;thestringpuller;which is good I think -229973;1350284524;mircea_popescu;so do i. -229972;1350284532;thestringpuller;i hated that glbse had sporradic trades from newbies -229971;1350284565;mircea_popescu;i hated that glbse was mostly a vehicle for pushing toxic assets to the naive. -229970;1350284576;thestringpuller;HAHAH yea -229969;1350284581;thestringpuller;I made jokes about that -229968;1350284586;mircea_popescu;way to cut the branch you're sitting on -229967;1350284586;thestringpuller;with my dad -229966;1350284602;thestringpuller;PPT "bonds" were just bad debt -229965;1350284623;thestringpuller;if there was a way to "collect" like in the physical world it wouldn't have been as bad -229964;1350284636;thestringpuller;there is a market for trading bad debt -229963;1350284640;thestringpuller;but if you can't collect on it... -229962;1350284652;dub;you can.. -229961;1350284674;thestringpuller;through BTC QE? -229960;1350284676;thestringpuller;:) -229959;1350284696;thestringpuller;wait for the BTC fed to buy up the bad debt? -229958;1350284836;noagendamarket;they probably wont do anything about scamming till a politician gets ripped off lol -229957;1350284921;smickles;man, i should've found a way to scam the funds form my mortgage into btc back in 2008 -229956;1350284958;dub;if you want to conspiracy theorize it might be thier plan to let btc scam itself out of existence -229955;1350285034;smickles;timetravel -229954;1350285043;smickles;now that is waht bitcoin is for -229953;1350285060;thestringpuller;actually -229952;1350285082;thestringpuller;that's kinda brilliant -229951;1350285092;thestringpuller;dub: let the community destroy itself -229950;1350285103;thestringpuller;:( -229949;1350285117;thestringpuller;Didn't a US senator give the DEA a bunch of money to shutdown Silk Road -229948;1350285124;thestringpuller;and they still haven't? -229947;1350285146;dub;pretty sweet honeypot -229946;1350285161;smickles;how much money does it take to get to the center of an onion? -229945;1350285173;thestringpuller;berry punny -229944;1350285175;smickles;dub: they did change their .onion address -229943;1350285196;dub;USG has a long history of letting crime continue in their interests -229942;1350285216;smickles;and the drug trad is in the gov't interest -229941;1350285223;thestringpuller;LOL -229940;1350285224;thestringpuller;i love it -229939;1350285236;thestringpuller;smickles: did you really like my idea? -229938;1350285247;dub;there was an infographic floating around the other day, I think I pasted here -229937;1350285281;smickles;thestringpuller: the one you emaild to me? or this destructo community provacatauro -229936;1350285292;dub;showing drug addiction rates over time (static) vs. War on Drugs spend (zomg) -229935;1350285305;thestringpuller;the i emailed you / we drunk talked about one night -229934;1350285332;smickles;thestringpuller: Yeah, i think that is a good idea if you can keep expenses low enough to attact business -229933;1350285368;thestringpuller;I think I can if I do it for businesses -229932;1350285384;smickles;btc -> cash in pocket in about one biz day w/o needing a bank account, i think it'll work -229931;1350285413;thestringpuller;that is if the check is as liquid as a moneygram/moneyorder -229930;1350285428;smickles;should be, it's certified -229929;1350285441;thestringpuller;i'm just worried about the shipping -229928;1350285450;smickles;most banks will let you cash that free of charge -229927;1350285461;smickles;although, now, i think they take a fingerprint to do it -229926;1350285467;thestringpuller;most do -229925;1350285470;thestringpuller;the fingerprint -229924;1350285473;thestringpuller;that is -229923;1350285565;midnightmagic;a.. fingerprint to cash a cheque?! -229922;1350285570;thestringpuller;sometimes -229921;1350285601;midnightmagic;that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. For a cashier's/certified cheque?! -229920;1350285656;thestringpuller;When you cash it lol -229919;1350285662;thestringpuller;My old bank did that -229918;1350285667;thestringpuller;took a thumb print -229917;1350285678;thestringpuller;and makes you put your fingerprint on the back of the check -229916;1350285912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00041755 = 5.1776 BTC [+] -229915;1350285913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00041666 = 8.1249 BTC [-] -229914;1350286277;Diablo-D3;smickles: I think Im glad I didnt hire you in the end -229913;1350286287;Diablo-D3;smickles: you'd be trying to scammer thread me because glbse stole dmc's money :< -229912;1350286316;noagendamarket;there wasnt much left of dmc for glbse to take aft5er youy finished with it :P -229911;1350286333;smickles;Diablo-D3: usagi told me that he had the btc AFTER glbse went down -229910;1350286367;smickles;and then didn't contact me when he clearly knew he was going to default -229909;1350286372;smickles;for a full week -229908;1350286386;Diablo-D3;smickles: heh whadda fag =/ -229907;1350286402;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: no, what was left of dmc was what glbse didnt already steal -229906;1350286480;smickles;Diablo-D3: i would assume you would not do something like that. A little communication goes a long way -229905;1350286506;Diablo-D3;yeah, I'd at least warn you ahead of time that dmc suddenly became non-existant -229904;1350286571;smickles;you know, s2cm is actually still operating :/ -229903;1350286627;thestringpuller;Can I invest in s2cm? -229902;1350286631;thestringpuller;if it's still operating -229901;1350286659;smickles;thestringpuller: heh, we're still operating, but we're going to dissolve when we get the shareholder info from glbse -229900;1350286677;smickles;part of our operation is collecting from usagi -229899;1350286810;smickles;thestringpuller: i bet there are people who have trustable claim to shares of s2cm who would sell them to you -229898;1350286819;smickles;Azelphur: ^ -229897;1350286824;thestringpuller;hmm -229896;1350286841;Diablo-D3;smickles: so basically the entire bitstreet is closing up -229895;1350286848;thestringpuller;LOL -229894;1350286873;smickles;Diablo-D3: well, i dunno, we're disolving s2cm, but i'm launching an accounting company -229893;1350286875;Azelphur;I can sell ss shares, depending on what your offering -229892;1350286878;thestringpuller;Everyone is closing their doors cause no one trusts anyone -229891;1350286903;thestringpuller;I can offer Jazz music, the original american export. -229890;1350286912;mircea_popescu;dub the way i see it, the scams are actually a passive benefit -229889;1350286913;Azelphur;sorry that's not dubstep -229888;1350286913;Azelphur;:P -229887;1350286921;mircea_popescu;all the people who aren't scamming are gaining +rep with every scam. -229886;1350286933;thestringpuller;huh? -229885;1350286935;mircea_popescu;may seem expensive, but a great way to build a community FOR REAL. -229884;1350286942;thestringpuller;oh -229883;1350286943;thestringpuller;I see -229882;1350286945;Azelphur;lol -229881;1350286952;thestringpuller;I'm a little high not gonna lie -229880;1350286958;Azelphur;smickles: did you see the email that went out today btw -229879;1350286963;Azelphur;from glbse -229878;1350286983;smickles;Azelphur: the one where it said, you should've received you btc? -229877;1350286989;Azelphur;yep -229876;1350286992;smickles;yeah, s2cm didn't get one satoshi -229875;1350286993;Azelphur;Your GLBSE account has been processed for bitcoin. The next step will be to send you information about your assets, and to provide this information to issuers (if you agreed) allowing you to continue your relationship with your issuers. -229874;1350287004;Azelphur;:( -229873;1350287016;smickles;and we're owed over 200, iirc -229872;1350287022;Azelphur;satoshis? -229871;1350287026;smickles;yup -229870;1350287030;Azelphur;oh nose :( -229869;1350287035;Azelphur;that would be such a travesty to loose xD -229868;1350287036;smickles;indeed -229867;1350287043;smickles;it's a massive blow -229866;1350287050;Azelphur;the economy will never recover -229865;1350287054;Azelphur;we might as well pack up and go home now -229864;1350287055;Azelphur;xD -229863;1350287056;smickles;lol -229862;1350287065;smickles;but we're too big to fail -229861;1350287068;thestringpuller;XD -229860;1350287070;smickles;so it's ok -229859;1350287071;Azelphur;lol -229858;1350287075;thestringpuller;bail outs all around -229857;1350287085;Azelphur;I got my 10.1 btc out of glbse -229856;1350287096;Azelphur;now I'm waiting on clipse, bs&t and glbse (assets) -229855;1350287098;thestringpuller;i put 20 btc's into nyan.a -229854;1350287106;thestringpuller;I had .6 btc liquid in glbse -229853;1350287107;Azelphur;my bitcoin life is sad atm :( -229852;1350287117;Azelphur;money trapped in investments: ~1700 btc -229851;1350287120;Azelphur;money in wallet: 22.43 -229850;1350287121;Azelphur;:< -229849;1350287131;smickles;ouch -229848;1350287134;Azelphur;indeed -229847;1350287148;Azelphur;spread your money out, surely it can't all go wrong at the same time! -229846;1350287151;Azelphur;#flawedlogic -229845;1350287155;dub;heh -229844;1350287160;dub;whats teh latest on clipse -229843;1350287174;dub;still 'end of october'? -229842;1350287174;Azelphur;dub: seems like he's en route for a scammer tag -229841;1350287182;Azelphur;dub: wasn't that end of september -229840;1350287203;Azelphur;he said end of september, then he said 12th oct, and now he signed in but hasn't updated anyone -229839;1350287208;dub;I've seen no comms lately, I though he said end october then brought it forward -229838;1350287223;smickles;Azelphur: go play some FTL, it'll help :) -229837;1350287234;Azelphur;oh nope, you are right, it is end of october -229836;1350287245;thestringpuller;smickles: what were the outstanding shares for september? (looking at S^2 fin reports) -229835;1350287263;Azelphur;although he says that in order to pay out in october he needs people to mine, and his pool has been down for nearly 24h now -229834;1350287278;Azelphur;smickles: haha :p -229833;1350287279;dub;well, SA is a REALLY cheap place to have someone whacked ;) -229832;1350287290;Azelphur;dub: tempting ;) -229831;1350287295;dub;like can of coke cheap -229830;1350287307;Azelphur;I know people who live in SA too -229829;1350287313;Azelphur;but nah -229828;1350287313;smickles;thestringpuller: all issued shares were outstanding, and the number should be in the notes of the report -229827;1350287319;dub;I know a contract killer in SA :) -229826;1350287323;noagendamarket;lol -229825;1350287329;Azelphur;sometimes I think it'd be cool if you could hire someone to steal a scammers car and sell it in order to pay back people who had been scammed, or something -229824;1350287331;Azelphur;that would be cool -229823;1350287340;noagendamarket;thatd be awesome -229822;1350287350;Azelphur;in my dreams sort of cool, not in reality -229821;1350287353;Azelphur;xD -229820;1350287356;thestringpuller;smickles: thanks -229819;1350287387;noagendamarket;pirate would need a lot of fucking cars :D -229818;1350287410;Azelphur;dub: it's really bad because in his thread early on he specifically says he don't invest in BS&T which is why I left so much in there, as another investment -229817;1350287414;dub;with pirate I'd steal his cimputers :) -229816;1350287417;Azelphur;and now he blames BS&T for not being able to pay people back -229815;1350287424;Azelphur;:@ -229814;1350287430;dub;in fact I can't believe someone hasnt -229813;1350287438;Azelphur;haha -229812;1350287441;noagendamarket;thats grounds for an insta scammer tag -229811;1350287453;Azelphur;noagendamarket: that's what I said in the scammer thread. -229810;1350287462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.000419 = 6.2431 BTC [+] -229809;1350287464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00042 = 6.594 BTC [+] -229808;1350287472;thestringpuller;Azelphur: what is your asking price for 1 share of S^2? -229807;1350287474;noagendamarket;its no different to hashking or nckrazze -229806;1350287510;Azelphur;"No I dont put the mining funds directly in BTCST" ... and now "aside from the fact BTCST should have paid out by now" -229805;1350287511;Azelphur;xD -229804;1350287530;Azelphur;thestringpuller: they did that 1/100 split now, so many zeros xD -229803;1350287537;Azelphur;2.5 in "old money" -229802;1350287549;Azelphur;so I think that's 0.025/share -229801;1350287558;thestringpuller;old money? -229800;1350287559;thestringpuller;lol -229799;1350287564;Azelphur;they split the shares up by 100 I think -229798;1350287577;Azelphur;so people with 1 shares got 100 shares -229797;1350287581;Azelphur;so it could be traded easier -229796;1350287588;Azelphur;smickles: it was 100 split right? -229795;1350287592;smickles;yup -229794;1350287597;Azelphur;yea, then 0.025/share \o/ -229793;1350287601;smickles;and it was a good plan, util glbse folded -229792;1350287605;thestringpuller;the original value was 2.5 btcs? -229791;1350287607;Azelphur;indeed -229790;1350287610;noagendamarket;wasnt there 95 000 shares ? -229789;1350287621;noagendamarket;it was at .12 last time I saw it -229788;1350287623;smickles;91500, iirc -229787;1350287636;noagendamarket;or something :D -229786;1350287637;Azelphur;thestringpuller: it was originally 2.5, then they split the shares up to make it easier to trade, so if I bought 1 share at the beginning at 2.5, I would have had 100 shares worth 0.025 now -229785;1350287640;Azelphur;kinda thing. -229784;1350287657;thestringpuller;so there were 915 shares to begin with @ 2.5 -229783;1350287662;thestringpuller;1/100 split -229782;1350287664;thestringpuller;that's fine -229781;1350287665;thestringpuller;lol -229780;1350287666;smickles;thestringpuller: what did you mean by 'original value'? -229779;1350287667;Azelphur;yep, that sounds right -229778;1350287678;Azelphur;the IPO value was 1.0 then they did a second issuing at 2.0 -229777;1350287685;Azelphur;I sold a bunch of shares at 2.5 before the second issuing -229776;1350287685;smickles;s2 originally launched with 500 shares at 1 -229775;1350287693;smickles;er -229774;1350287695;thestringpuller;smickles: i was assuming the ipo was 2.5 -229773;1350287696;smickles;sorry -229772;1350287700;smickles;610 shares -229771;1350287710;smickles;610 at 1 btc each at launch -229770;1350287723;thestringpuller;so each share increased in value... -229769;1350287727;smickles;then issued 305 @ 2 (the market average) later on -229768;1350287733;Azelphur;thestringpuller: my history with SS is basically, I bought a buttload at launch at 1.0, sold em all for between 1.8 and 2.5, then bought again at 2.0 in the second issuance -229767;1350287744;smickles;then did a 100 for 1 split some time later -229766;1350287748;thestringpuller;I'm just doing analysis with my friend -229765;1350287756;Azelphur;:) -229764;1350287758;thestringpuller;cause this seems like a good alternative to nyan.A -229763;1350287765;thestringpuller;I got buttfucked on Nyan.A -229762;1350287772;noagendamarket;yeah -229761;1350287774;thestringpuller;so i had to write it off -229760;1350287780;Azelphur;I imagine it's not too much of an alternative now, as soon as GLBSE puts out the info it's shutting down anyway -229759;1350287791;thestringpuller;:( -229758;1350287795;Azelphur;:( indeed -229757;1350287806;thestringpuller;back to the drawing board then -229756;1350287808;smickles;thestringpuller: i'll be compiling the next reports tomorrow -229755;1350287809;noagendamarket;nefario still wants to get paid LOL -229754;1350287818;Azelphur;so A) GLBSE puts info out and then you get bought out and it's over -229753;1350287821;thestringpuller;I guess I better start looking into what I want on mpex -229752;1350287824;noagendamarket;goodluckwiththat -229751;1350287825;Azelphur;B) GLBSE doesn't put info out...and your screwed, forever. -229750;1350287825;Azelphur;xD -229749;1350287840;Azelphur;as much as I'd like to sell SS shares right now, gotta tell it like it is lol -229748;1350287847;thestringpuller;LOL -229747;1350287873;smickles;heh, mpex is either options, or hardly anything else, but better anything else than glbse had -229746;1350287878;noagendamarket;imagine if you burnt your workplace down and asked the boss for your wages still lol -229745;1350287882;smickles;(on the whole) -229744;1350287892;Azelphur;noagendamarket: xD -229743;1350287936;noagendamarket;"I spent all the petty cash and theres no receipts" -229742;1350287938;smickles;yeah, not that i know exactly what we're liquidating at, but buying SS @ 2.5 is probably a loss -229741;1350287959;Azelphur;smickles: aim high and negociate lower ;) -229740;1350288006;Azelphur;smickles: have you heard the zeekrewards and BS&T rumors? -229739;1350288132;smickles;smickles: ofc -229738;1350288140;smickles;anything new there? -229737;1350288147;Azelphur;talking to yourself like a pro there :p -229736;1350288157;Azelphur;but nope, nothing new -229735;1350288228;Azelphur;I lefe things behind all the time -229734;1350288442;smickles;f-ing mantis boarding parties -229733;1350288461;smickles;howdy g -229732;1350288479;smickles;nn a -229731;1350288633;thestringpuller;call and put options -229730;1350288647;smickles;indeed -229729;1350288685;thestringpuller;ugh -229728;1350288695;thestringpuller;I might as well just make a business instead of trying to bu y one -229727;1350288958;thestringpuller;heh "Bitcoin is in fact first and foremost a wonderful community of highly skilled, intelligent and open minded people which tearfully reminds one of the old days of the pre-September Internet." heh -229726;1350288971;smickles;the faq -229725;1350288983;thestringpuller;yea -229724;1350288983;noagendamarket;http://genius23.com/images/samples/BLACK-STONE-MONKEY.jpg this is bitcoin -229723;1350288995;thestringpuller;Pre-september internet... -229722;1350289003;thestringpuller;man i like that line from the faq -229721;1350289009;smickles;thestringpuller: do you have an mpex account? they're expensive, although i thing coinbr.com setup a brokerage site for mpex -229720;1350289023;smickles;oh yeah, it's a good line -229719;1350289027;smickles;:) -229718;1350289065;smickles;s/thing/think/ -229717;1350289066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31254 @ 0.00042 = 13.1267 BTC [+] -229716;1350289074;Diablo-D3;[12:41:08] Diablo-D3: well, i dunno, we're disolving s2cm, but i'm launching an accounting company -229715;1350289081;Diablo-D3;yeah, but to account what =/ -229714;1350289116;smickles;Diablo-D3: i've got clients lined up :P -229713;1350289121;thestringpuller;smickles: not yet even though I could drop the cash on it I can't warrant the expenditure if I can't be sure I'll make the money back -229712;1350289152;Diablo-D3;smickles: but our tiny little backwoods wall street wannabe is dead -229711;1350289178;smickles;thestringpuller: well, to justify 30 btc, you'd probaby have to use margin and make a good call, eh? -229710;1350289199;thestringpuller;smickles: I'm not that good ;) I would have to have help for sure. -229709;1350289200;smickles;Diablo-D3: so? -229708;1350289203;Diablo-D3;[12:41:13] Everyone is closing their doors cause no one trusts anyone -229707;1350289211;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: yes, thats my reason to shut dmc -229706;1350289227;thestringpuller;I'll be patient and wait for more companies to ipo on mpex before I invest in an account -229705;1350289232;Diablo-D3;every company Ive tried to invest in so dmc can get there faster has pretty much fucked us one way or another -229704;1350289249;thestringpuller;Don't shut down -229703;1350289258;thestringpuller;If you're good at mining I would invest in you :) -229702;1350289261;smickles;thestringpuller: coinbr is probably for you then -229701;1350289266;Diablo-D3;mining is dead, really -229700;1350289271;thestringpuller;is it? -229699;1350289277;Diablo-D3;its no longer profitable -229698;1350289284;Diablo-D3;the irony is DMC's plan made that moot -229697;1350289291;Diablo-D3;we could have mined everyone else under the table -229696;1350289299;thestringpuller;Most hardware takes 32 weeks to pay off -229695;1350289305;thestringpuller;32~40 weeks -229694;1350289321;Diablo-D3;but everyone decided to just be a bunch of faggots, so fuck it -229693;1350289331;noagendamarket;its not like you can invest in mt gox or bitinstant :P -229692;1350289344;Diablo-D3;not that Im going to, but if I ever start another company, Im only going to deal with professional VC firms -229691;1350289378;Diablo-D3;not a bunch of fucking aspies flailing their arms because they invested in something they didnt understand wouldnt pay out their original investment for 2+ years -229690;1350289422;smickles;lol, Diablo-D3 don't vc firms look for 15x their original investment in 1 year? -229689;1350289431;noagendamarket;yep :P -229688;1350289463;Diablo-D3;smickles: scammy ones? yes -229687;1350289468;noagendamarket;I can double my investment inn 2 years simply by buying a house and living in it lol -229686;1350289485;Diablo-D3;smickles: theres a few that are fucking retarded, but they're known -229685;1350289504;Diablo-D3;theres _no one_ in the bitcoin community who knows what they're doing -229684;1350289547;thestringpuller;smickles: yes that do, but they also think that if 15-20% of the companies they invested in give them that ROI it's a "good year" -229683;1350289555;thestringpuller;that = they -229682;1350289578;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: smickles knows what he's doing -229681;1350289587;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: smickles didnt want to invest in dmc -229680;1350289592;Diablo-D3;smickles also didnt have 200k btc. -229679;1350289608;noagendamarket;because he knew what he was doing he didnt invest in dmc -229678;1350289608;thestringpuller;you had 200k btc? -229677;1350289616;Diablo-D3;no one had 200k btc. -229676;1350289620;thestringpuller;LOL -229675;1350289647;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: not at all, he didn't think the rest of the community could pony up the cash -229674;1350289650;Diablo-D3;he was right, in the end -229673;1350289668;thestringpuller;so what happened to DMC -229672;1350289676;noagendamarket;glbse :P -229671;1350289683;Diablo-D3;glbse. -229670;1350289688;thestringpuller;(I keep thinking DMC stands for the Delorean Motors Company) -229669;1350289700;thestringpuller;even though I know it stands for Diablo Mining Company -229668;1350289710;dub;Derp Mining Crapshoot -229667;1350289726;noagendamarket;DWMC Dude, wheres my company? -229666;1350289737;thestringpuller;http://piratetracker.info/ lol -229665;1350289739;dub;lol -229664;1350289808;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: is your mining equipment paid for or is it for sell or... -229663;1350289808;noagendamarket;wtf -229662;1350289815;dub;ooh ooh -229661;1350289824;dub;Destroy My Capital -229660;1350289827;noagendamarket;the piratetracker address had 780 btc sent there lol -229659;1350289831;noagendamarket;1Fm8e4Zd5JVYZDDFkYzhrRjaGpZoCcngPT -229658;1350289839;dub;Delete My Coins -229657;1350289844;noagendamarket;http://blockexplorer.com/address/1Fm8e4Zd5JVYZDDFkYzhrRjaGpZoCcngPT -229656;1350289848;noagendamarket;bahahah -229655;1350289863;BTC-Mining;yeah, but last transactions dates from March 2012... -229654;1350289877;BTC-Mining;way before the website or pirate defaulted... -229653;1350289899;thestringpuller;lawyers like accountants are expensive -229652;1350289935;dub;Damage My Credibility -229651;1350289946;dub;^ worked for Diablo-D3 -229650;1350289983;noagendamarket;Didnt Mine Coins :P -229649;1350289986;Diablo-D3;oh shuddup dub -229648;1350290012;dub;Downvote My Comments, no thats his hn -229647;1350290059;noagendamarket;unless it paid above 5% no one was interested in any assets -229646;1350290148;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: yup -229645;1350290349;mircea_popescu; #flawedlogic << how much did you have in mpex ? -229644;1350290549;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket actually,t his is false. mpoe.etf made about 1200% over ipo price -229643;1350290552;mircea_popescu;nobody bought it. -229642;1350290558;mircea_popescu;people were just mentally retarded on glbse. -229641;1350290570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5911 @ 0.00041666 = 2.4629 BTC [-] -229640;1350290571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15636 @ 0.00041602 = 6.5049 BTC [-] -229639;1350290825;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: does the bitcoin community really remind you of the pre-September internet? -229638;1350290834;mircea_popescu;in parts. -229637;1350290837;mircea_popescu;certainly not the forums. -229636;1350290882;thestringpuller;some people are unfortunately retarded -229635;1350291057;Diablo-D3;forever september =/ -229634;1350291907;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: Did you mine? -229633;1350291975;Diablo-D3;no, I paid other people to do that -229632;1350292149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40073 @ 0.00042 = 16.8307 BTC [+] -229631;1350292645;Diablo-D3;going to bed, night all -229630;1350293657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51600 @ 0.00041993 = 21.6684 BTC [-] -229629;1350294147;BTC-Mining;[22:22] http://thecriminallawyer.tumblr.com/post/19810672629/12-i-was-entrapped :) -229628;1350294160;BTC-Mining;That one is good too: http://thecriminallawyer.tumblr.com/post/29326904495/16-a-problems -229627;1350294780;mircea_popescu;i kinda like the cora chick. -229626;1350294890;BTC-Mining;Eh, what a surprise -229625;1350295209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54800 @ 0.00042 = 23.016 BTC [+] -229624;1350295434;mircea_popescu;http://thecriminallawyer.tumblr.com/post/29326904495/16-a-problems -229623;1350295438;mircea_popescu;whoa WHAT THE FUCKING HELL -229622;1350295445;mircea_popescu;you can't have bird feathers ? -229621;1350295451;mircea_popescu;fuck that bullshit country. -229620;1350295531;BTC-Mining;There's TONS of silly laws in the US -229619;1350295624;mircea_popescu;fuck that shit. -229618;1350295627;mircea_popescu;the us is a rogue state. -229617;1350295636;mircea_popescu;americans should just be executed on sight. -229616;1350295669;BTC-Mining;... -229615;1350295690;BTC-Mining;But... -229614;1350295696;mircea_popescu;a. i am going to pluck any bird i feel like ; b. i am going to make soup out of any turtle i get my hands on. -229613;1350295698;BTC-Mining;They can be repaired! -229612;1350295707;mircea_popescu;anyone doesn't like it better bring fucking enough ammo. -229611;1350295715;mircea_popescu;who cares ? -229610;1350295719;mircea_popescu;this is like the fucking zerg. -229609;1350295769;BTC-Mining;But the zergling is all cuddly, grabbing you and nibbling at your internal organs. -229608;1350295791;BTC-Mining;Embrace the zergling... -229607;1350295827;mircea_popescu;no. -229606;1350295834;mircea_popescu;americans. executed. on sight. -229605;1350295838;mircea_popescu;it is now a crime to be american. -229604;1350295942;BTC-Mining;I think the crime here is politicians rushing through new laws for their public opinion. -229603;1350295975;mircea_popescu;i do not care. -229602;1350296003;mircea_popescu;fucking muppets ranting on about what the sec bla bla ? -229601;1350296010;mircea_popescu;fuck this shit. -229600;1350296190;BTC-Mining;Also, did you know that those muppets might be making some of the criminal laws? Not all laws are voted by the representatives. -229599;1350296230;BTC-Mining;Many regulations are made by expert in their fields but who have poor or no understanding of criminal law and it's intent. -229598;1350296243;BTC-Mining;The website summarize the issue nicely. -229597;1350296297;BTC-Mining;Although the problem of "broad/uncomprehensible laws" has been quite an issue globally, in many nations. -229596;1350296299;mircea_popescu;it does. -229595;1350296311;mircea_popescu;it also explains why the united states has no room and no place in civilised society. -229594;1350296320;mircea_popescu;im sorry (well not really), but it was just expelled. -229593;1350296336;mircea_popescu;can go hang out with gabon, sierra leone and the rest. -229592;1350296712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00041993 = 0.21 BTC [-] -229591;1350297004;BTC-Mining;Well, you seem to be overreacting to laws being too broad in the US by creating another broad law: -229590;1350297004;BTC-Mining;[03:10] it is now a crime to be american. -229589;1350297015;BTC-Mining;Are you sure you aren't part of the problem? -229588;1350297018;mircea_popescu;this isn't a law. -229587;1350297023;mircea_popescu;this is a matter of private policy. -229586;1350297066;mircea_popescu;(really, i was mostly making a point, rhetorically) -229585;1350297100;BTC-Mining;eh, and I wasn't really serious, just pointing out it was a rather harsh and excessive stance. -229584;1350297126;mircea_popescu;no it's not. it's perfectly commensurate with the offence. -229583;1350297169;BTC-Mining;Eh, "americans" are just born in the US, not a direct cause of everything that happens in the US -229582;1350297169;mircea_popescu;people that dare organise into such a state are hostes humani gener -229581;1350297176;mircea_popescu;universal public enemies. -229580;1350297197;mircea_popescu;listen, if you're part of some mob cause "you grew up into it" you still go to jail. -229579;1350297210;mircea_popescu;sword cuts both ways. -229578;1350297254;BTC-Mining;Well that would be something applied too broadly... Not everyone in the US agree with the US. -229577;1350297263;mircea_popescu;orly. -229576;1350297267;mircea_popescu;are they paying tax to the us ? -229575;1350297287;mircea_popescu;seems to me if you pay the mob boss you're in the mob, whether you *claim* disagreement or not. -229574;1350297331;BTC-Mining;Depends on the individual. Most people in every country pays taxes. Doesn't mean they all support 100% of the state. -229573;1350297352;mircea_popescu;yes, actually, it does, for this discussion. -229572;1350297392;BTC-Mining;I don't see how you could reasonably expect someone who object to any single law in a country to be able to move somewhere that has no rules they disagree with. -229571;1350297419;BTC-Mining;Unless everyone lived in their own one-man nation. -229570;1350297424;mircea_popescu;you don't have to move. you just send them your citizenship in the mail and be done with it. -229569;1350297437;mircea_popescu;being a us citizen is a crime in itself -229568;1350297452;BTC-Mining;Except that doesn't really work that way... -229567;1350297481;mircea_popescu;says who ? -229566;1350297564;BTC-Mining;Since when will any government anywhere accept to take citizenship back and accept you stop paying any taxes? Tough luck on getting that through. -229565;1350297594;mircea_popescu;not the same. -229564;1350297602;mircea_popescu;you can renounce any citizenship, it's no big deal. -229563;1350297613;mircea_popescu;if you're not a citizen and are paying taxes i dun care, you're not liable. -229562;1350297635;mircea_popescu;i've paid taxes in maybe twenty jurisdictions so far, i don't see why anyone could claim i have anything to do with them. -229561;1350297646;BTC-Mining;How do you even renounce citizenship? You never agreed to that. -229560;1350297689;BTC-Mining;The state just decided by itself to consider you a citizen based on it's own set of rules, without your accord. -229559;1350297710;mircea_popescu;nah. you were born one. your citizenship really predates any law other than the consitution -229558;1350297721;mircea_popescu;peopel tend to forget the state is much ulterior in the process. -229557;1350297770;BTC-Mining;I try to completly make abstraction of the state/whatever is in place and consider each individual individually for their own actions and intent. -229556;1350297793;BTC-Mining;Regardless of their citizenship/government. -229555;1350297827;BTC-Mining;If I see they support something I don't agree with, then I object. -229554;1350297856;mircea_popescu;but they are actively engaged in a criminal entreprise -229553;1350297861;mircea_popescu;(the us federal government) -229552;1350297870;mircea_popescu;this is over their head, uneffaceable. -229551;1350297929;mircea_popescu;us data : There were between 222-235 renunciants in 2008, between 731-743 in 2009, and about 1485 in 2010; In 2011, there were 1781 renunciants. -229550;1350297943;EskimoBob;can you 2 figure out how to "legalize" all the fake securities that are issued/promoted in the forum? At least you spend your energy on something useful :) -229549;1350297956;BTC-Mining;That's like me saying you doing business like dinning out in a mob's restaurant is being actively engaged in a criminal enterprise. You have dealings with it, it doesn't mean you know or support what they do. You simply pay them for a service. Same with citizens paying taxes. -229548;1350297991;BTC-Mining;I consider it payment for services. -229547;1350298003;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob not really interested in forum bs "securities", but tell me more about the assets-otc lame mpex clone. -229546;1350298021;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining some may accept that argument. i do not. -229545;1350298053;BTC-Mining;Now the issue is, there will be laws you don't agree with in every country. And pretty much every country charges taxes one way or another. -229544;1350298074;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: sorr, let me rephrase thet: "legalize" all the fake securities that are issued/promoted in the mpex -229543;1350298093;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining im pretty happy with romanian laws so far. -229542;1350298113;mircea_popescu;obviously not laws are perfect. what we're discussing here are laws that are criminal in themselves. -229541;1350298171;BTC-Mining;I'm pretty sure if even if they don't abound, we could at least find a few falling under that definition of yours in romanian laws. -229540;1350298182;mircea_popescu;please do. -229539;1350298187;mircea_popescu;i'm happy with one, actually. -229538;1350298196;EskimoBob;can a law be criminal? Probably not but i sure can be absurd and instead of protecting people it harms them. But still, can you call it criminal? -229537;1350298213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.0004165 = 7.4554 BTC [-] -229536;1350298241;BTC-Mining;I'm afraid I don't have the skills required to do such legal research. -229535;1350298293;BTC-Mining;In any case, I'm satisfied so far of canadian laws, although I'm pretty sure there's plenty I just don't know of. -229534;1350298301;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob sure. nazi germany laws were criminal, and they created liability for loyal subjects of the 3rd reich. -229533;1350298319;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: no, they are criminal now, but not back then -229532;1350298326;mircea_popescu;well us laws are't criminal in the us. -229531;1350298339;EskimoBob;and most are not even criminal now days -229530;1350298361;mircea_popescu;well most no. but most doesn't matter in this context. -229529;1350298374;mircea_popescu;some are an' it's good enough for me. -229528;1350298391;EskimoBob;my point is, your example was a hyperbole -229527;1350298436;EskimoBob;US laws have turned in to a pile of shit and same happens all over the world -229526;1350298469;EskimoBob;Law is not for protecting society any more. -229525;1350298479;mircea_popescu;nope, not the same, and not all over the world. this is just misguided jingoism. -229524;1350298491;mircea_popescu;the insanity is quite speciffic to the us, with some overlap in the 51st state (uk) -229523;1350298523;mircea_popescu;but yes my example was a hyperbole. problem is, it's a matching one -229522;1350298546;BTC-Mining;Well, yes, many country are FAR from being in such a mess as the US. -229521;1350298556;mircea_popescu;right. -229520;1350298603;BTC-Mining;It doesn't mean the US is unrecyclable or that I'd hold every american responsible for the current situation however. -229519;1350298725;mircea_popescu;the only way to get the lazy bums out of their bubble of confort and don't-give-a-shit -229518;1350298733;mircea_popescu;is to put a gun loaded in their face. -229517;1350298738;mircea_popescu;responsibility is something that kills you. -229516;1350298759;mircea_popescu;so. all americans. strictly liable. for being part in the us war on mankind. -229515;1350298768;mircea_popescu;to be executed on sight. -229514;1350298857;BTC-Mining;Well I'm speechless -229513;1350298902;mircea_popescu;hey, i'm kinda speechless too. -229512;1350298931;BTC-Mining;If I applied that logic for anyone who is a citizen of a government I held responsible for crimes, I'd have to execute everybody on Earth, including myself. -229511;1350298957;mircea_popescu;really ? -229510;1350298968;mircea_popescu;like, for instance, the icelandic people ? -229509;1350299004;mircea_popescu;or whatever, andorra. -229508;1350299089;BTC-Mining;Simply for the fact no single government can be reasonably assumed to be 100% corruption free and applying laws correctly 100% of the time. -229507;1350299098;mircea_popescu;this is a strawman argument. -229506;1350299113;mircea_popescu;we're not putting the standard at either 100% corruption free or applying laws at all. -229505;1350299130;mircea_popescu;we are putting the standard at not making laws which are enmitous to mankind. -229504;1350299188;mircea_popescu;it doesn't even matter whether such laws are ever applied or were ever applied. the simple fact that htey exist is sufficient. -229503;1350299200;BTC-Mining;Corruption in governments is almost always for making laws that are not bad for mankind. -229502;1350299252;mircea_popescu;we're not discussing "bad for mankind". we are discussing, hostile to mankind. -229501;1350299309;BTC-Mining;What I meant by bad. -229500;1350299314;BTC-Mining;Harmful. -229499;1350299370;mircea_popescu;yes, but is a difference between harmful and hostile. -229498;1350299384;mircea_popescu;if i snipe at you while you sunbathe i am hostile, whether i hit you or not. -229497;1350299400;mircea_popescu;if i take the parking spot you wanted, it may be bad for you, but there's no hostility involved. -229496;1350299503;BTC-Mining;the latter isn't really harmful, just vaguely inconvenient. -229495;1350299513;BTC-Mining;I'd class sniping someone as harmful. -229494;1350299525;mircea_popescu;well, if i don't hit you, no harm done. -229493;1350299539;mircea_popescu;harmful discusses effect. hostile discusses intent. -229492;1350299555;BTC-Mining;I suppose. -229491;1350299577;BTC-Mining;Seems more like it was an unagreement on definition of words. -229490;1350299622;BTC-Mining;Even so, would you claim your government has done absolutly zero hostile acts toward mankind for all the time you were a citizen? -229489;1350299683;mircea_popescu;you ever heard of romania starting a war ? -229488;1350299690;mircea_popescu;they tried to prevent the one in serbia... -229487;1350299691;mircea_popescu;bout all. -229486;1350299741;BTC-Mining;Aye, but I'm pretty sure at some point, it caused harm to its own citizen under one law or another. Although I guess that's not a receivable argument. -229485;1350299749;mircea_popescu;but anyway, this isnt a "oh im so much bettert than anyone else" thing -229484;1350299756;mircea_popescu;im just trying to point out the immensity of us insanity -229483;1350299772;BTC-Mining;I lack facts. But so do you against american citizens for merely being american citizen. -229482;1350299826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15319 @ 0.00041602 = 6.373 BTC [-] -229481;1350299826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8481 @ 0.00041526 = 3.5218 BTC [-] -229480;1350299828;BTC-Mining;Also, since you consider intent, I suppose you wouldn't be against minors or infants who have no choice or knowing intent of causing such hostile acts. As such, why held adults responsible for inaction when they themselve are completly clueless. -229479;1350299916;BTC-Mining;I'd consider their inaction as a poor choice, but would not consider them responsible. -229478;1350299927;BTC-Mining;Purely personal opinion however. -229477;1350299936;BTC-Mining;To each it's set of standards and ethics. -229476;1350300841;BTC-Mining;Eh, guess that's it for today, 4:30 am already -229475;1350300851;BTC-Mining;Goodbye. -229474;1350300980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00337 = 2.696 BTC [+] -229473;1350302654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10531 @ 0.00041526 = 4.3731 BTC [-] -229472;1350304206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33200 @ 0.00041533 = 13.789 BTC [+] -229471;1350305142;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115430.msg1273281#msg1273281 -229470;1350305165;dub;payouts progressing well -229469;1350305181;asa1024;alol -229468;1350305189;asa1024;lol* -229467;1350305190;asa1024;sarcasm! -229466;1350305191;asa1024;I LIKE IT! -229465;1350305232;dub;you've got to wonder at the thought process -229464;1350305274;asa1024;I wonder everyday how I am able to get dressed in the morning. -229463;1350305295;asa1024;my next goal is to learn how to read and write! :D -229462;1350305767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28788 @ 0.00041526 = 11.9545 BTC [-] -229461;1350305768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26999 @ 0.00041471 = 11.1968 BTC [-] -229460;1350305787;mircea_popescu;Got the same email, didn't receive any of the bitcoin that I had there, not one iota. -229459;1350305789;mircea_popescu;fun stuff. -229458;1350306488;EskimoBob;angry usagi is back :) and trolling like never before. #_# -229457;1350307307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1601 @ 0.00041471 = 0.664 BTC [-] -229456;1350307309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4799 @ 0.00041453 = 1.9893 BTC [-] -229455;1350342258;dub;smickles: sounds suspiciously like the ellet idea -229454;1350342280;dub;smickles must be MNW -229453;1350342306;mircea_popescu;nowai ?! -229452;1350342372;smickles;ellet? -229451;1350342403;dub;e-wallet -229450;1350342533;jurov;so, coinbr now features imgur screenshot gallery.. with an exercise order that will make you dream -229449;1350342563;smickles;jurov: is there a 'stop-loss' feature? -229448;1350342590;mircea_popescu;imgur screenshot gallery ?! da fuck is that lol -229447;1350342590;jurov;not yet -229446;1350342689;jurov;by popular request... so that potential users can see it's not so scary as mpex -229445;1350342708;jurov;there was even idea that i do beautified order book -229444;1350342709;mircea_popescu;o o o lol -229443;1350342729;smickles;jeez -229442;1350342755;smickles;the blockchain taint tool indicates that usagi has hundreds of btc under his control -229441;1350342790;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -229440;1350342802;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: you still around? -229439;1350342938;thestringpuller;jurov is there an api? -229438;1350342958;mircea_popescu;you want an api to talk to the thing which talks to my api ? -229437;1350342958;mircea_popescu;wtf! -229436;1350342981;mircea_popescu;people are set on breaking the internets -229435;1350342991;jurov;thestringpuller, https://github.com/jurov/MPExAgent -229434;1350343019;jurov;that needs mpex acct, tho. i don't see an coinbr api in near future. -229433;1350343064;jurov;high frequency trading with multiple users on one mpex acct is just not feasible atm. -229432;1350343130;smickles;why would you do high frequency trading w/o a 'maker rebate'? -229431;1350343134;thestringpuller;lol! i see -229430;1350343157;thestringpuller;i control things through bots mostly -229429;1350343229;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of problems to be accounted for. it's difficult to make a secure api in the first place. even if you do, making a chain of two be comparably fast to one alone is not trivial. -229428;1350343417;smickles;i'm baffled -229427;1350343460;smickles;someone clearly violates a signed contract, and people accuse the violated party of scamming -229426;1350343479;smickles;and it seems to happen so often -229425;1350343480;mircea_popescu;details ?! -229424;1350343486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00040845 = 7.3521 BTC [+] -229423;1350343502;smickles;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118507 -229422;1350343504;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: wzz up? -229421;1350343562;mircea_popescu;hm, contract says you have to use judge.me ? -229420;1350343582;smickles;mircea_popescu: that's arbitration tho, this is not a dispute resolution -229419;1350343590;smickles;there isn't even a dispute -229418;1350343595;smickles;usagi admits default -229417;1350343626;mircea_popescu;. Any controversy or claim -229416;1350343655;smickles;how does that reach out to a scammer tag on bitcointalk? -229415;1350343770;mircea_popescu;well, let's see. usagi doesn't admit default, in what he posts there ? -229414;1350343850;smickles;he admitted it to me. but this is a side issue. agreeing to arbitration concerns the legal aspects of dispute resolution. not labels on a forum or private discussions -229413;1350343852;mircea_popescu;now, it's not a matter of YOU being a scammer, or the disclosure being improper or anything -229412;1350343864;mircea_popescu;but i can see how the forum people would go, well, come with a judge.me result first. -229411;1350343892;mircea_popescu;(forum people = those doling out the tags) -229410;1350343911;smickles;if they want the judge.me result for a scammertag, they are changing the way they do things -229409;1350343933;mircea_popescu;why ? -229408;1350343972;smickles;because i recall them giving scammer tags to people who agreed to judge.me resolution w/o there even being a claim filed -229407;1350344035;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: lets take down Usagi rough shim up. -229406;1350344057;dub;shim it out -229405;1350344106;mircea_popescu;smickles a, that's good then. link ? -229404;1350344111;mircea_popescu;(not me, them on the forum) -229403;1350344130;smickles;and the scammer tag is a warning mechanism, not a settlement process, this augustocroppo was assusing me of breaking the contract by calling for a scammer tag -229402;1350344147;pigeons;don't worry about forumrates -229401;1350344150;pigeons;*forumrats -229400;1350344167;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh, i'll look, but i don't feel confident i'll find it :| -229399;1350344176;thestringpuller;as mircea_popescu says, they are stuck in eternal september -229398;1350344222;mircea_popescu;smickles pigeons prolly has it, i vaguely recall that name under the idiot tag. -229397;1350344256;mircea_popescu;but as a general principle, it's hard to ask for any third party action on a contract with a dispute resolution clause that wasn't met. -229396;1350344256;smickles;funny thing is, there are a few people who owe usagi btc who are willing to pay this debt, usagi just has to agree -229395;1350344289;BTC-Mining;ah, at last -229394;1350344298;BTC-Mining;A vanity bitcoin address -229393;1350344306;smickles;that took a while -229392;1350344311;smickles;what did you get? -229391;1350344324;thestringpuller;i thought vanity addresses were easy to generate? -229390;1350344343;smickles;BTC-Mining either had bad luck, or low power -229389;1350344356;smickles;or wanted 12 characters or somehthing -229388;1350344358;BTC-Mining;I only have a 6950... -229387;1350344360;dub;depends on difficulty -229386;1350344426;BTC-Mining;Difficulty was between 800 - 900 billion -229385;1350344455;BTC-Mining;7 letter, case sensitive -229384;1350344457;BTC-Mining;1Namjies9JeJ4ugCzjkAj6dbaWrtjAFKCk -229383;1350344474;thestringpuller;amjies lol -229382;1350344484;BTC-Mining;I also wanted a number/capital letter following the letters -229381;1350344501;BTC-Mining;Namjies* -229380;1350344527;rdponticelli;You do deserve a scammer tag, smickles. How do you dare to expect a payback on a bitcoin loan? That's scamming! -229379;1350344547;thestringpuller;it is scammibg -229378;1350344555;BTC-Mining;It had to start with that specific string and be followed by a number... pretty harsh. -229377;1350344577;BTC-Mining;I was only running at 11 megakey/s -229376;1350344682;BTC-Mining;rdponticelli, who was it who refused to repay loan because that was not "theft" since bitcoins aren't "real money"? -229375;1350344696;smickles;rdponticelli: IKR, and I discussed it in a non-binding fashion, outside of arbitration! How dare I?! -229374;1350344765;pigeons;and you loaned the money to an unlicensed illegal insurance company that sold unregistered securities! -229373;1350344802;dub;to a magical samurai rabbit boy girl person no less -229372;1350344830;dub;tbh, scam accusations are retarded -229371;1350344838;pigeons;NO U! -229370;1350344846;mircea_popescu;dub depends. the girl's got theymos pretty talkative in short order. -229369;1350344862;dub;scam tags issued by a scammer are not useful -229368;1350344872;mircea_popescu;the process is more useful than the result i guess. -229367;1350344877;dub;nor is bitcointalk.org in ngeneral -229366;1350344881;smickles;dub: that's a good point -229365;1350344932;smickles;i should just stoppit with the forum already -229364;1350344974;mircea_popescu;smickles hire pr :D -229363;1350344989;smickles;heh, got a good recomendation? -229362;1350344991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6181 @ 0.00040703 = 2.5159 BTC [-] -229361;1350344992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3719 @ 0.00040613 = 1.5104 BTC [-] -229360;1350344996;mircea_popescu;notrly. -229359;1350344998;mircea_popescu;maybe reeses -229358;1350345002;smickles;lol -229357;1350345023;smickles;(lol before reeses, i dunno reeses) -229356;1350345032;mircea_popescu;you dunno reeses ?! -229355;1350345051;smickles;i've heard of reeses, but not interacted with reeses much -229354;1350345090;mircea_popescu;one of the few true girls on the interwebs. your loss. -229353;1350345107;rdponticelli;BTC-Mining: I don't know. I recall bulanula arguing that he can't return what was overpaid to him, because bitcoin transactions wasn't reversible -229352;1350345119;thestringpuller;the girl isnt a girl lol -229351;1350345132;mircea_popescu;o ? -229350;1350345144;thestringpuller;that was a question -229349;1350345153;thestringpuller;i am typing with my thumbs at work -229348;1350345170;pigeons;i'm typing with one hand too, everytime thestringpuller talks -229347;1350345218;thestringpuller;huh pigeons ? -229346;1350345232;thestringpuller;are you masturbating? -229345;1350345250;pigeons;hold on -229344;1350345260;pigeons;say something else -229343;1350345281;pigeons;say "I'm your sister" -229342;1350345313;copumpkin;I am your father -229341;1350345315;thestringpuller;i'm your sister as a teen -229340;1350345326;pigeons;oh copumpkin -229339;1350345463;dub;rdponticelli: bulanula was the first account I ignored, the final straw -229338;1350345521;dub;now im ruthless -229337;1350345567;dub;life is too short to even acknowledge people with so little worth -229336;1350345860;rdponticelli;dub: yeah, I just read lightly about the case -229335;1350345876;rdponticelli;Obviously it wasn't worthwhile -229334;1350345949;rdponticelli;But I found funny some arguments you can found around -229333;1350346054;smickles;"it's not illegal b/c we didn't use fiat" -229332;1350346054;smickles;lol -229331;1350346073;rdponticelli;Somebody should make a wiki -229330;1350346083;smickles;encyclopediabitcoinica.com -229329;1350346110;rdponticelli;Well, somebody should make a page with the Scammer's arguments -229328;1350346233;smickles;rdponticelli: http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Good_arguments -229327;1350346259;smickles;rdponticelli: do you remember where that came from? I want to source it -229326;1350346266;rdponticelli;smickles: you're wiki :) -229325;1350346297;rdponticelli;No, I have no idea -229324;1350346340;rdponticelli;Don't forget: I can't give it back, b/c bitcoins transactions are irreversible -229323;1350346342;pigeons;it's not a scam if you use bitcoin -229322;1350346385;smickles;lol -229321;1350346386;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/GLBSE -229320;1350346391;smickles;hahahaha -229319;1350346434;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining here : http://trilema.com/2012/the-crime-of-being-american/ you're famous now -229318;1350346436;mircea_popescu;(again) -229317;1350346485;kakobrekla;wiki still getting spammed with new users -229316;1350346497;kakobrekla;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Special:RecentChanges -229315;1350346500;kakobrekla;terrible. -229314;1350346519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00040613 = 1.3808 BTC [-] -229313;1350346741;pigeons;hmm my ignore of BTC-Mining doesn't work on mircea_popescu's website -229312;1350346755;mircea_popescu;you're ignoring him ?! -229311;1350346757;pigeons;and Iraq is the 51st state -229310;1350346772;mircea_popescu;nah, it ain't. had they the sense to make it a state it'd have actually been interesting. -229309;1350346784;mircea_popescu;i imagine the russians muchly objected. -229308;1350346822;mircea_popescu;pigeons you were the original source of trouble tho weren't you, with linking that blog. -229307;1350346850;pigeons;oh did I? I don't actually read the things i paste -229306;1350346884;pigeons;what blog is that from? -229305;1350346916;mircea_popescu;linked right at beginning lol -229304;1350346971;pigeons;hmm, could have been me but probably not, i don't remember it. I like the comics a lot though -229303;1350347029;mircea_popescu; [22:22] http://thecriminallawyer.tumblr.com/post/19810672629/12-i-was-entrapped :) -229302;1350347029;mircea_popescu; That one is good too: http://thecriminallawyer.tumblr.com/post/29326904495/16-a-problems -229301;1350347034;mircea_popescu;it was our good friend the pumpkin. -229300;1350347050;copumpkin;the best one is the one with the pony in it -229299;1350347051;pigeons;yeah i knew i wasn't that clever -229298;1350347058;copumpkin;cause the NY criminal lawyer is a brony -229297;1350347177;BTC-Mining;I'm being spread on the interwebz!1!!1!!! -229296;1350347198;BTC-Mining;Argh, I'm not butter! -229295;1350347303;jurov;mircea, good you weren't here when azephur said he abandoned development because he doesn't wanted to go to jail -229294;1350347334;mircea_popescu;jurov lol srsly ?! -229293;1350347352;jurov;sadly -229292;1350347365;BTC-Mining;He abandoned development of what exactly? -229291;1350347371;mircea_popescu;i don't see an issue with going to jail b/c bitcoin. -229290;1350347385;mircea_popescu;i'm much more worried about not pushing it hard enough. -229289;1350347390;pigeons;they hate us for our freedoms! -229288;1350347399;jurov;he was diong something with mpex back in may, posted some screenshots -229287;1350347412;mircea_popescu;jurov actually iirc he made a fully functional python script that most everyone uses. -229286;1350347439;jurov;yes. but he wanted to make something with graphs iirc. -229285;1350347445;mircea_popescu;$RandomStr, [url=http://theeliteporn.com/]qpmjnfejb[/url], $RandomStr, -229284;1350347459;mircea_popescu;jesus blog comment spammers are getting more retarded by the month. -229283;1350347463;BTC-Mining;... how would that be illegal in the US? -229282;1350347476;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining right. lol. -229281;1350347530;BTC-Mining;Oh, wait... I remember what they say: "Everyone in the US is a criminal since everything is illegal." -229280;1350347619;jurov;coding -229279;1350347636;dub;why are project managers universally brain damaged -229278;1350347670;BTC-Mining;Because people that are not brain damaged are needed to do actual work. -229277;1350347682;mircea_popescu;actually... i'm a project manager. -229276;1350347707;mircea_popescu;the thing is, project managers who aren't brain damaged have much better titles even if what they mostly do is manage projects -229275;1350347710;BTC-Mining;That's why you put the smart one on a computer and the retard as the manager to whip the troop and be loud. -229274;1350347714;copumpkin;mircea_popescu is brain damaged -229273;1350347719;copumpkin;not sure it's a good counterexample -229272;1350347726;mircea_popescu;the ones without no better title than pm are like the reserve nobody ever picks -229271;1350347743;mircea_popescu;copumpkin im not brain damaged, i'm brain damaging. world of difference :D -229270;1350347748;copumpkin;oh, fair enough -229269;1350347834;mircea_popescu;lmao jurov what bs in that chatlog. -229268;1350347843;mircea_popescu;glbse was taking off ? in what paralel universe are we talking ? -229267;1350347875;mircea_popescu;thing was going to shit, the fact that i killed them back in may finally landed in their thick skulls, quick grab for as much money as possible ensued as part of the unwinding procedures. -229266;1350347882;mircea_popescu;has absolutely zero to do with any "laws". -229265;1350347930;mircea_popescu; the amount of scammers, I'd probably be happier on the regulated one for most things << what are you, retarded ?! seriously now. -229264;1350347940;mircea_popescu;glbse has a proven track record of scammer-promotion. -229263;1350347943;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: scammers be everywhere -229262;1350347946;Azelphur;glbse wasn't regulated -229261;1350347954;mircea_popescu;that's bullshit. -229260;1350347958;mircea_popescu;the thing existed to promote scams. -229259;1350347974;BTC-Mining;wait. Did you just attribute yourself the closure of GLBSE? -229258;1350347982;EskimoBob;"33:56 thestringpuller | EskimoBob: lets take down Usagi rough shim up." - funny :) I think usagi is taking himself down at the moment. Maybe this is his exit "strategy" and he is going to announce how he feels insulted and leaves for good. A girlish exit lol -229257;1350347987;Azelphur;perhaps but that's irrelephant to my statement -229256;1350347992;mircea_popescu;i don't appreciate the misguided attempt to turn that scandal into some sort of "oh, it's what it is" -229255;1350348015;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining when you go from being the lone player in the market to struggling to keep your 20% share... -229254;1350348037;mircea_popescu;ya, you can try 6 month's denial. and then ? -229253;1350348101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00040613 = 1.7057 BTC [-] -229252;1350348168;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: I do not want to start any pissing contest here but whay do you think your exchange is any different than GLBSE (excluding the looks etc) -229251;1350348182;mircea_popescu;it's secure. -229250;1350348206;EskimoBob;anything else? -229249;1350348216;mod6;and you don't allow any random moron to issue a security -229248;1350348230;mircea_popescu;it has a lot of volume. -229247;1350348240;mircea_popescu;it actually lists securities as opposed to scams -229246;1350348253;Doffx;Apparently there are only 2 people that are not moron's in his book -229245;1350348257;mircea_popescu;and on it goes, but i won't bother with all the many countless ways glbse was UNDER the minimum conceivable standard. -229244;1350348265;EskimoBob;and how is this "it's secure" makes the crapp issued there any less crappier than what GLBSE had listed? -229243;1350348285;mircea_popescu;Doffx the problem is that most people who would be worthy to list do not want to get involved with what glbse + the forum have convinced them "investors" are -229242;1350348292;mircea_popescu;ie, complete and utter idiots with no mony. -229241;1350348306;jurov;i just morally won an reddit argument r/MPEx, hear me roar: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/11i5tz/trading_on_biggest_bitcoin_stock_exchange_now_easy/ -229240;1350348307;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob have you bothered to read an actual contract there ? -229239;1350348318;mircea_popescu;your laziness to inform yourself isn't really my responsibility you know. -229238;1350348345;EskimoBob;yes, thye are funny amateurish copy/paste legalese bull crap -229237;1350348364;Doffx;Obviously there was plenty of BTC. -229236;1350348387;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob heh. -229235;1350348389;Doffx;As far as the investors go I dont really know how to answer that part. -229234;1350348405;mircea_popescu;Doffx think about it for a second. you've made some nice business that actually makes sense, economically. -229233;1350348413;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: heh? That's it? Heh? :) -229232;1350348415;mircea_popescu;unlike the "i will pay you X from secret sources" a la obsi. -229231;1350348430;mircea_popescu;Doffx now go read the thread where evoorhees announces s.dice, and see what those assholes have to say. -229230;1350348433;EskimoBob;dude, you and Nefario/Glbse gang are actually the same :) -229229;1350348441;mircea_popescu;read the part where the girl explains to them they are fucking themselves over, and read their replies. -229228;1350348452;EskimoBob;just on looked a bit better -229227;1350348454;mircea_popescu;why would the owner want to be involved with the collection of retards that glbse has collected ? -229226;1350348478;Doffx;So alienate everyone instead? -229225;1350348489;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob you at some point have to come to terms with the harsh, cold reality that you calling something x or y has little power to make it be x or y. -229224;1350348496;mircea_popescu;Doffx "everyone" -229223;1350348522;mircea_popescu;people with 10 btc worth capital and 10k btc worth of bigmouth are NOT useful investors. -229222;1350348528;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: calling everyone a retard is more like usagis line of defence or proof of some make believe shit -229221;1350348539;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob "everyone" -229220;1350348546;mircea_popescu;srsly, we need to stop with the everyone already. -229219;1350348566;mircea_popescu;it's inadequate to imagine you can speak for "everyone" on the internets. -229218;1350348574;EskimoBob;OK, everyone was overstatement but lets say most -229217;1350348578;thestringpuller;EskimoBob can I pm you? -229216;1350348583;Doffx;I agree that’s a stupid argument. People want to have a voice, and if educated and or kept informed are usually easy to work with. -229215;1350348590;PsychoticBoy;Am I everyone? -229214;1350348591;mircea_popescu;yes, i fully intend to allienate most self-declared investors on internet forums. -229213;1350348592;EskimoBob;and that cunt (you in a derss?) is really bad PR -229212;1350348598;Doffx;I think your just seeing a lot of fallout from Pirate, and now Glbse. -229211;1350348599;mircea_popescu;i actually think it is irresponsible as a business practice not to. -229210;1350348600;Doffx;Angry people. -229209;1350348615;EskimoBob;sure you can PM me -229208;1350348617;dub;mircea_popescu: true true, I have a pm buddy that is currently contracted to a bank, as CIO -229207;1350348617;mircea_popescu;Doffx this may well be very true. -229206;1350348646;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: why not educate those retards a bit? -229205;1350348653;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob i educate with a whip. -229204;1350348660;EskimoBob;LOL -229203;1350348669;mircea_popescu;it works tho. -229202;1350348676;EskimoBob;not in the forum -229201;1350348683;EskimoBob;they start to cry and walk -229200;1350348685;mircea_popescu;ok. -229199;1350348688;EskimoBob;nothing has changed -229198;1350348691;mircea_popescu;then problem solved, they've selfselected. -229197;1350348694;EskimoBob;you lose -229196;1350348699;mircea_popescu;haha what exactly do i lose ?! -229195;1350348700;EskimoBob;no, you lose -229194;1350348709;mircea_popescu;this is like saying a college turning down applicants "loses" -229193;1350348712;mircea_popescu;no, it gains. -229192;1350348713;EskimoBob;potential customers -229191;1350348717;Doffx;I told you dummies it was a scam is not very educating, " I told you so " In general usually just puts people off and shuts them down completely. -229190;1350348718;mircea_popescu;they aren't either potential or customers. -229189;1350348725;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: selection drives everything -229188;1350348731;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yup. -229187;1350348739;Doffx;You have a chance to make Mpex the best thing out there I just dont think it will happen. -229186;1350348739;mircea_popescu;Doffx have you seen the girl's posts on the subject ? -229185;1350348750;mircea_popescu;for instance, the cdo post which everyone shunned and then COPIED ? -229184;1350348756;mircea_popescu;without even saying, hey, we learned this from X ? -229183;1350348761;Doffx;I have, I find her rude, and yes I know shes right it her tone. -229182;1350348765;mircea_popescu;i think i win plenty. -229181;1350348801;mircea_popescu;let's give out some links -229180;1350348806;mircea_popescu;.g personal responsibility and the ponzi scam -229179;1350348808;markac;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106391.0 -229178;1350348816;Doffx;I find her information useful at the same time she needs to tone it down. -229177;1350348821;mircea_popescu;.g mpex cdo roll call -229176;1350348822;markac;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76515.20 -229175;1350348846;mircea_popescu;now compare the reaction to those two. do people whine about her tone ? surely. -229174;1350348852;Doffx;I'm not explaining that correctly, but she could really help people if she just went about it in a better way. -229173;1350348853;mircea_popescu;do they submit, obey and learn ? sure they do. -229172;1350348871;mircea_popescu;beatings, frequent and vicious, are the only right way to educate. -229171;1350348893;mircea_popescu;there's no better way. -229170;1350348912;mircea_popescu;jurov "polimedia is a forged domain" ?! wtf does that even mean ?! -229169;1350348957;jurov;idk, just hat they insist it is registered on some restaurant address -229168;1350348970;BTC-Mining;... it means... the domain... was crafted by a blacksmith -229167;1350348979;BTC-Mining;forged domain -229166;1350348991;jurov;forged ftw -229165;1350349003;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/11i5tz/trading_on_biggest_bitcoin_stock_exchange_now_easy/c6mvs1v someone could point out to him that well... s.dice is on coinbr / mpex lol -229164;1350349032;mircea_popescu;amusing how superficial people are tho. -229163;1350349046;jurov;i'm done with that discussion and fully satisfied. -229162;1350349046;darkee;anyone else got an glbse email about an hour ago about restored funds w/o having received anything? kinda makes me wonder if I actually fucked up and gave a wrong btc address for the payout but it's too late to even see which address I put in -.- -229161;1350349056;BTC-Mining;Why do people "invest" in SatoshiDice... -229160;1350349064;BTC-Mining;and by invest, I mean bet, not get shares -229159;1350349083;mircea_popescu;(if this makes anyone feel better, there were likely people who complained about the .us tld, because neustar sent an email, received proof they asked for, declared themsleves satisfied) -229158;1350349099;mircea_popescu;darkee a lot of people have, and many were here reporting being paid. -229157;1350349101;mircea_popescu;were you not ? -229156;1350349112;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining well... it's quick. -229155;1350349115;darkee;not yet anyway, no :| -229154;1350349130;mircea_popescu;how much did you have ? -229153;1350349133;mircea_popescu;(order of magnitude) -229152;1350349153;darkee;nothing significant, ~20 -229151;1350349158;BTC-Mining;eh, many have but haven't been paid -229150;1350349159;darkee;still would like to have them ;D -229149;1350349160;copumpkin;that's an order of magnitude -229148;1350349162;copumpkin;so 10^~20 -229147;1350349169;copumpkin;which is a decent chunk o' change -229146;1350349179;mircea_popescu;copumpkin evil -229145;1350349194;darkee;nah it's ~20 real not power of anything, although 10^20 would be quite nice ^^ -229144;1350349194;BTC-Mining;Guess I was lucky, was amongst the first to be paid and actually got paid. -229143;1350349198;copumpkin;I am known for being the most evil pumpkin in the land -229142;1350349206;mircea_popescu;darkee 20 is significant. some people never received anything but we put it down to rounding (which yes, is a horrible practice but what can you say) -229141;1350349221;Azelphur;copumpkin: don't forget that you're a fed too -229140;1350349223;mircea_popescu;20 is not a rounding error in any way tho -229139;1350349229;copumpkin;oh yeah? -229138;1350349234;Azelphur;indeed -229137;1350349244;mircea_popescu;he's not a fed, he's a geek -229136;1350349247;darkee;yea guess I'll wait and see until tomorrow, not like I can actually do anything about it for now anyway -229135;1350349252;copumpkin;I'm thinking of maybe changing job -229134;1350349254;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: a fedgeek :p -229133;1350349268;mircea_popescu;fagdick ? -229132;1350349275;Azelphur;close enough -229131;1350349291;Azelphur;copumpkin: what you thinking of changing to? :p -229130;1350349308;copumpkin;I was gonna become a janitor -229129;1350349347;copumpkin;bbiab -229128;1350349361;mircea_popescu;copumpkin are you one of those otakus that think the janitor always works in a teenage prison school for girls, mostly cleans underwear off the floor and ends up fucking the entire roster ? -229127;1350349511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4896 @ 0.00040845 = 1.9998 BTC [+] -229126;1350349513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53800 @ 0.00040954 = 22.0333 BTC [+] -229125;1350349514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14171 @ 0.0004097 = 5.8059 BTC [+] -229124;1350349515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20302 @ 0.00041016 = 8.3271 BTC [+] -229123;1350349517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41500 @ 0.00041038 = 17.0308 BTC [+] -229122;1350349518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51200 @ 0.0004133 = 21.161 BTC [+] -229121;1350349519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37164 @ 0.00041387 = 15.3811 BTC [+] -229120;1350349519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43735 @ 0.00041511 = 18.1548 BTC [+] -229119;1350349520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2675 @ 0.00041533 = 1.111 BTC [+] -229118;1350349521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24800 @ 0.0004165 = 10.3292 BTC [+] -229117;1350349522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00041693 = 0.9589 BTC [+] -229116;1350349524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00041704 = 5.2964 BTC [+] -229115;1350349525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.0004171 = 5.2555 BTC [+] -229114;1350349526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42400 @ 0.00041713 = 17.6863 BTC [+] -229113;1350349527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58541 @ 0.0004183 = 24.4877 BTC [+] -229112;1350349528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51100 @ 0.00041887 = 21.4043 BTC [+] -229111;1350349529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00041934 = 7.3804 BTC [+] -229110;1350349530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1508516 @ 0.00042 = 633.5767 BTC [+] -229109;1350349565;jurov;*dropped -229108;1350349575;mircea_popescu;apparently i need to talk more about underwear. -229107;1350349580;mircea_popescu;is that what you meant Doffx ? -229106;1350349591;Doffx;? -229105;1350349612;mircea_popescu; You have a chance to make Mpex the best thing out there I just dont think it will happen. << -229104;1350349618;Doffx;I dunno the links you provided me just proves my point, she turns people away. -229103;1350349624;mircea_popescu;then, i talk about underwear, then 1.5mn shares sell -229102;1350349635;Doffx;I dont think it will happen and Ill be honest here. -229101;1350349651;mircea_popescu;because she's not "nice" to people ? -229100;1350349653;Doffx;You and her turn people away with your personalities. -229099;1350349670;mircea_popescu;listen, are you aware in the us people aren't even ALLOWED to invest unless they have millions in property ? -229098;1350349674;Doffx;Not because I dont think you have the best product. -229097;1350349703;Doffx;I invest, I dont have to invest in the bullshit markets to invest. -229096;1350349715;mircea_popescu;what do you invest in ? -229095;1350349719;Doffx;Ill be sitting pretty soon as this bullshit falls apart, provided I survive it. -229094;1350349746;Doffx;I dont want to talk about what I Invest in. -229093;1350349752;mircea_popescu;a ok. -229092;1350349757;Doffx;Bitcoin, investments sure. -229091;1350349784;jurov;please at least enlighten us, which product is the best, then? -229090;1350349788;mircea_popescu;now, the us implementation of many things is the pits, but most of the principles behind it are sound. -229089;1350349801;Doffx;I'm not attacking you either mircea_popescu because I listen to your advice when I find it valuable. -229088;1350349804;mircea_popescu;the notion that you shouldn't allow absolutely anyone to "invest" is, imo, sound. -229087;1350349846;Doffx;You and the girl understand whats going on with all these complicated investment strats, I certainly dont get them. -229086;1350349874;mircea_popescu;i guess it's also very impopular, given the very particular ethos of the bitcoin community, but something being impopular doesn't make it any less sound. -229085;1350349880;jurov;hehe, czechoslovakia of 1990's with millions of shareholders comes to mind -229084;1350349920;mircea_popescu;jurov or the great depression. you know that legend of the guy who overheard his domestics discussing share investments and decided to sell evertrthing ? -229083;1350349957;jurov;no -229082;1350349962;mircea_popescu;lemme dig for it. -229081;1350349991;mircea_popescu;Joseph Kennedy, father of the late John. F. Kennedy, made the family’s fortune by selling off all his stocks right before the 1929 crash. The carefully crafted media tale, says that Kennedy decided to sell his stocks after overhearing shoeshine boys speculating on the stock market. -229080;1350349992;BTC-Mining;the S.MPOE has a full 1 billion shares right? -229079;1350349997;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes -229078;1350350009;BTC-Mining;eh, that's a lot of shares -229077;1350350028;mircea_popescu;s.dice will eventually have 100mn -229076;1350350043;mircea_popescu;(it already has, just 90mn of them are locked till ipo finishes) -229075;1350350059;BTC-Mining;.5 cent each -229074;1350350072;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -229073;1350350074;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0032 / 0.0033525 / 0.00337 (75800 shares, 254.12 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00300231 / 0.0034 (2040952 shares, 6,127.58 BTC) -229072;1350350077;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -229071;1350350078;gribble;Best bid: 11.86, Best ask: 11.8812, Bid-ask spread: 0.02120, Last trade: 11.85, 24 hour volume: 35604, 24 hour low: 11.43, 24 hour high: 12 -229070;1350350087;mircea_popescu;.py 11.86 * 0.0033525 -229069;1350350091;markac;0.03976065 -229068;1350350095;mircea_popescu;4 cent yeah -229067;1350350100;mircea_popescu;omg penny market -229066;1350350117;BTC-Mining;5 million valuation, earns ~10 - 25k per month -229065;1350350118;matthewh3;the ex GLBSE asset 'RSM' is now going to use 'coloured coin' to prove ownership and pay dividends. We will look at helping shareholders issue there own assets on Open-Transaction servers valued against there coloured coins. We had enough investment for 180(GH/s) of ASIC's and will be saving 50% of profits towards buying more ASIC's. -229064;1350350134;mircea_popescu;conceptually tho, i think shares should really work in 1k blocks. so you know, like 40 dollars for "traditional share" -229063;1350350153;mircea_popescu;matthewh3 what's a colored coin ? -229062;1350350163;BTC-Mining;The whole coloured coin and Open-Transaction thing seems like a mess. -229061;1350350178;mircea_popescu;do they really mean black coin ?! -229060;1350350212;BTC-Mining;How does one keeps track of their colored coins? One wallet for each? -229059;1350350252;BTC-Mining;and transfer them to others? -229058;1350350255;BTC-Mining;eh -229057;1350350257;matthewh3;tho we are using this idea - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117630.0 -229056;1350350351;mircea_popescu;There are other approaches, and the one I have taken is very simple, but it is a working solution (primitively duct-taped and glued together). -229055;1350350359;mircea_popescu;hm. this may not be such a good ideea with a live company -229054;1350350362;mircea_popescu;if that's what rsm is -229053;1350350378;BTC-Mining;I'd personally stay clear of any such option until there's convenient options for coloured coins. -229052;1350350409;BTC-Mining;I mean, you have a BTC address tied to asset holders, just use that for communication -229051;1350350421;BTC-Mining;People can sign requests with their current BTC address -229050;1350350423;mircea_popescu;. It will be paid to the same address which is registered as the owner of the colored coins - but the receiver will need to be careful when spending the dividends, so it doesn't accidentally spend the transaction that represents the share. -229049;1350350425;mircea_popescu;ow god. -229048;1350350434;mircea_popescu;while this is in principle a good ideea, the implementation is awful. -229047;1350350485;BTC-Mining;I can already see people accidentally spending them and people receiving random payments while holding said colored coins and being "wtf?" -229046;1350350490;mircea_popescu;yup -229045;1350350511;mircea_popescu;not only that, but here's a problem : if someone makes 1bn shares of something, this means 1bn satoshi are now out of circulation -229044;1350350531;matthewh3;no the coloured coins are kept in there own blockchain.info/wallet and dividends go where you want -229043;1350350533;BTC-Mining;I don't see that as a problem... -229042;1350350535;mircea_popescu;tieing total float to total satoshi float is impossible.' -229041;1350350570;matthewh3;then people can trade there ownership -229040;1350350596;mircea_popescu;this means there will never be more than 21`000`000`0000`0000 shares in total, of everything. -229039;1350350602;mircea_popescu;and you can't reuse the colored coins of dead assets. -229038;1350350623;matthewh3;yes you can reuse coloured coins from dead assets -229037;1350350626;mircea_popescu;this seems to me a huge problem. -229036;1350350628;mircea_popescu;matthewh3 how ? -229035;1350350650;matthewh3;read the threads I posted -229034;1350350657;mircea_popescu;dude srsly. -229033;1350350676;mircea_popescu;suppose PPT.A issued colored coins, that's some satoshis colored with PPT.A -229032;1350350679;mircea_popescu;that is now defunct -229031;1350350692;mircea_popescu;can i use those satoshis for my new company ? no, i can not, they have to be dead forever. -229030;1350350706;BTC-Mining;Because if you have dead coins in your possession, you can retag them again for another company I guess. -229029;1350350715;mircea_popescu;otherwise i inject shareholders into my new company that have no relation to it (provided they kept their original PPT.A colored coins) -229028;1350350723;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ya but i mean... -229027;1350350734;matthewh3;central stock exchanges defeat the very idea of bitcoin -229026;1350350745;BTC-Mining; otherwise i inject shareholders into my new company that have no relation to it (provided they kept their original PPT.A colored coins) -229025;1350350754;matthewh3;coloured coins and smart property are the future -229024;1350350758;mircea_popescu;matthewh3 that's nonsense. bitcoin is bitcoin, not stock exchange. -229023;1350350760;BTC-Mining;No, because you don't have the coins from all shareholders -229022;1350350776;BTC-Mining;Just part of them and those get recolored. -229021;1350350778;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i was just envisaging a sort of ICANN mess for satoshi-colored property. -229020;1350350786;BTC-Mining;They basically overlap. -229019;1350350808;BTC-Mining;But doesn't affect shareholders who kept colored coins of dead assets. -229018;1350350810;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining so then i could color some active companie's coins with my own colors, arbitrarily -229017;1350350820;mircea_popescu;now a guy holding that double colored coin can't get rid of only one of the two -229016;1350350833;BTC-Mining;Yes. Now the coins you colored have 2 colors. -229015;1350350836;mircea_popescu;ouch. -229014;1350350845;mircea_popescu;ok, this is a horrible idea. -229013;1350350852;matthewh3;pleb -229012;1350350871;mircea_popescu;dude you can't be creating medieval-style tokens of indivisible ownership -229011;1350350880;BTC-Mining;Well, yeah. I find so too. -229010;1350350901;matthewh3;goes against your Mpex maybe but coloured coins and smart property are the future of bitcoin -229009;1350350913;mircea_popescu;how exactly does it go against my mpex ? -229008;1350350914;BTC-Mining;Nah, it's a mess -229007;1350350925;mircea_popescu;if i thought the idea has any merit i could go in and dominate the lot of you lol. -229006;1350350926;BTC-Mining;I'm in favor of each company issuing their own centrally managed blockchain and leaving Bitcoins alone. -229005;1350350937;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining this may work, especially with merged mining -229004;1350350940;matthewh3;*yawns -229003;1350350957;mircea_popescu;tho it's quite the barrier to entry to new issuers, so there would be requirement for specialised issuers to service them -229002;1350350967;mircea_popescu;and then those mgiht want to only run 1 chain for all the assets they manage -229001;1350350985;mircea_popescu;(there's the problem of chainbloat, if you have 100 chains of 2gb each going on your hdd) -229000;1350351060;matthewh3;once bitcoin market cap goes up the governments will be interested and central exchanges will be the first target. with coloured coins p2p exchanges are possible. -228999;1350351064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35581 @ 0.00040613 = 14.4505 BTC [-] -228998;1350351065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20419 @ 0.00040609 = 8.292 BTC [-] -228997;1350351078;mircea_popescu;this may be a good point, but the problems are technical not political atm. -228996;1350351111;mircea_popescu;there's any number of ways to implement a p2p exchange, this one's pretty much a hack. -228995;1350351112;BTC-Mining;bah, best yet, have each issuer have their own 1 security exchange script and let people trade on it. -228994;1350351127;BTC-Mining;If the exchange fails, no other security is affected. -228993;1350351129;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the costs of maintaining this are non trivial. -228992;1350351162;mircea_popescu;rather than put each egg on top of a traffic light, you might be better off putting all eggs in one basket and watching that basket. -228991;1350351178;BTC-Mining;yeah -228990;1350351231;BTC-Mining;Well colored coins could work if they were on their own blockchain and were not divisible (1 coin = 1 share) and not recolorable. -228989;1350351252;BTC-Mining;You can then trade those coins for Bitcoins at whatever rate you wish. -228988;1350351272;matthewh3;that's the basic idea 2nd part -228987;1350351307;BTC-Mining;You could even use the same address. Like if you have 1 sharecoin on address xyz, dividends in bitcoins are sent to bitcoin address xyz -228986;1350351344;mircea_popescu;that last point is particularly good. -228985;1350351354;BTC-Mining;You just have two clients watching a different blockchain but using the same address. -228984;1350351355;matthewh3;coloured coins can be traded at will p2p only at the moment the dividend address need changing manually on trading them. -228983;1350351360;cellofellow;I'm assuming you don't mean a peer to peer BTC-to-USD exchange? (That'd be cool, though. Not sure how it'd work though.) -228982;1350351373;matthewh3;no -228981;1350351376;mircea_popescu;have a 2ndary chain, which a. can be mergedmined with btc ; b. uses identical addressspace to btc ; has infinite number of coins. -228980;1350351387;BTC-Mining;yes -228979;1350351390;mircea_popescu;cellofellow no, we discussing securities -228978;1350351400;cellofellow;like stocks? -228977;1350351403;mircea_popescu;yea -228976;1350351408;cellofellow;nifty -228975;1350351409;mircea_popescu;this is what this chan is about, hence -assets. -228974;1350351416;cellofellow;ah -228973;1350351422;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining actually with a little help the main client could have a stocks tab -228972;1350351422;BTC-Mining;that's what we need. I'm pretty sure the sharecoin concept was already proposed however. -228971;1350351426;matthewh3;using coloured coins to prove ownership and pay dividends -228970;1350351442;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu: yeah -228969;1350351450;mircea_popescu;o god i think i came a little. -228968;1350351454;mircea_popescu;now THAT is the future. -228967;1350351470;cellofellow;better get coding ;-) -228966;1350351476;mircea_popescu;i'm no coder -228965;1350351486;mircea_popescu;im a finance type -228964;1350351498;cellofellow;then fincance a coder I guess :) -228963;1350351507;mircea_popescu;lol now that might be an idea :D -228962;1350351515;BTC-Mining;matthewh, no colored bitcoins. I don't like the idea of mixing bitcoins with shares. -228961;1350351530;BTC-Mining;another blockchain using the same address space -228960;1350351535;matthewh3;I've already put up a bounty for continued coloured coins development -228959;1350351545;BTC-Mining;ah, where? -228958;1350351546;mircea_popescu;cellofellow tbh this would be a huge effort, nothing for 1 person. we're still playing around the outskirts of specifying it yet anyway. -228957;1350351568;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining how would miners of 2nd chain be paid ? -228956;1350351585;mircea_popescu;something like, 1 share of each type existant per block mined ? -228955;1350351599;mircea_popescu;fixed btw ? -228954;1350351601;mircea_popescu;btc* -228953;1350351625;cellofellow;1 coder-size jobs don't usually need much funding, but bigger ones would need to be, so once your ideas are somewhat concrete, you know what to do I guess. -228952;1350351742;matthewh3;then all we need is a p2p way to trade coloured coins for normal coin -228951;1350352033;BTC-Mining;mircea_popescu... eh... would have to think about that. -228950;1350352043;mircea_popescu;is the biggest hole i can see right now. -228949;1350352071;mircea_popescu;maybe fixed btc payment per block could work, if the entire thing is administered by some sort of central authority like a professional association of the stock exchanges -228948;1350352076;mircea_popescu;exept... now it's centralised again. -228947;1350352100;mircea_popescu;to make it purely uncentralised would really require some hm -228946;1350352104;BTC-Mining;I suppose the blockchain could support permanent tainting of coins by the current holders if signed by the holder's address -228945;1350352121;BTC-Mining;as such, to issue shares, an asset manager would have to buy blank coins from a miner -228944;1350352122;mircea_popescu;ya but how do you pay the miners ? -228943;1350352128;mircea_popescu;which one lol -228942;1350352135;mircea_popescu;o o o i see what you mean! -228941;1350352139;mircea_popescu;hey, this is actually a good ideea. -228940;1350352142;mircea_popescu;so miners get the blanks -228939;1350352155;BTC-Mining;We just need to have this done... -228938;1350352168;mircea_popescu;and there's no reward reduction, you just keep getting 1 bn new coins each block -228937;1350352185;mircea_popescu;i think someone should run this by gavin and gang. -228936;1350352190;mircea_popescu;hey Luke-Jr are you around a sec ? -228935;1350352204;Luke-Jr;? -228934;1350352210;mircea_popescu;i wanna run an idea by you. -228933;1350352235;mircea_popescu;so proposed is a paralel blockchain which can be mergedmined with btc and shares the same address space (ie, same key signatures as btc addresses) -228932;1350352256;mircea_popescu;miners get 1bn coins per block mined, and coins are perma-tained. -228931;1350352259;dub;inb4 scamcoin -228930;1350352273;mircea_popescu;this could work as a support for a p2p stocks accounting system -228929;1350352286;mircea_popescu;whoever wants to issue shares has to buy the blanks from a miner that has them blank -228928;1350352287;Luke-Jr;… -228927;1350352293;mircea_popescu;there's no reward halving or anything. -228926;1350352298;mircea_popescu;does this make any sense whatsoever ? -228925;1350352302;Luke-Jr;no -228924;1350352308;mircea_popescu;can you ellaborate ? -228923;1350352329;Luke-Jr;TD and jgarzik are already working on some kind of smart property system within Bitcoin -228922;1350352339;mircea_popescu;i know about that. -228921;1350352343;Luke-Jr;that's what #bitcoin-dev is for -228920;1350352344;Luke-Jr;<.< -228919;1350352359;mircea_popescu;can you get a little over the procedural issues and just discuss on the merits ? -228918;1350352374;BTC-Mining;Why does it has to use the Bitcoin blockchain? -228917;1350352407;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: how else can you guarantee payment? -228916;1350352426;dub;might be better with a 'energy lite' coin like a PoS -228915;1350352432;BTC-Mining;Luke-Jr, by having both the sharecoins and bitcoins sharing the same address space -228914;1350352433;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: the way they're doing it, a single transaction changes ownership of the stock and also remits the payment for it -228913;1350352442;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: address space is irrelevant -228912;1350352463;BTC-Mining;the address holding the sharecoin gets paid the bitcoins -228911;1350352532;BTC-Mining;Aye, but having to isolate colored coins in the Bitcoin blockchain and provide a mechanism to not spend them yet receive Bitcoins directly on the same address seems unpractical. -228910;1350352541;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: and if he never gives the shares over? -228909;1350352563;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: Bitcoin-Qt 0.7 added a raw transaction API just for things like this -228908;1350352614;BTC-Mining;Excellent then. -228907;1350352615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31581 @ 0.00040609 = 12.8247 BTC [-] -228906;1350352616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27419 @ 0.00040606 = 11.1338 BTC [-] -228905;1350352647;mircea_popescu;in fact atomicity of transaction is a huge deal. -228904;1350352660;mircea_popescu;so prolly this idea is no good simply on the grounds that it has nop way to guarantee it. -228903;1350352712;BTC-Mining;Wait, if someone never gives the share? You mean like an exchange of colored coins/bitcoins being preauthorized so the exchange is made together safely? -228902;1350352727;BTC-Mining;Without any third party? -228901;1350352751;Luke-Jr;right -228900;1350352765;Luke-Jr;there's a single transaction that transfers the payment (in Bitcoins) and also transfers the stocks -228899;1350352770;Luke-Jr;both parties sign it -228898;1350352772;BTC-Mining;Well that would be a huge plus in favor of keeping everything on the same blockchain -228897;1350352790;mircea_popescu;exactly. -228896;1350352819;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr thanks :) -228895;1350352822;Luke-Jr;imagine a day where cars check the blockchain to validate the key opening them :P -228894;1350352841;mircea_popescu;i like jgarzik more and more. -228893;1350352951;BTC-Mining;Yes, but with bitcoins being divisible indefinitly and being a deflationary currency, wouldn't you run into the risk a colored coin becoming more valuable than the underlying asset or being colored multiple time? -228892;1350352993;mircea_popescu;divisible indefinitly << this is false -228891;1350353002;mircea_popescu;there are no more than 21`000`000`0000`0000 bitcoin units. -228890;1350353012;BTC-Mining;It could be changed if needed -228889;1350353024;mircea_popescu;it could, yea. -228888;1350353040;BTC-Mining;There's technically no limit to how much we could further allow it to be split. -228887;1350353042;mircea_popescu;but see, if you later add further subdivision -228886;1350353048;BTC-Mining;Just a limit on how much is created -228885;1350353054;mircea_popescu;the current satoshis will still be high not low bits. -228884;1350353090;BTC-Mining;Also any share blackholed would forever get dividends being blackholed... -228883;1350353134;BTC-Mining;Although I guess we could consider that a share donated to the whole bitcoin economy at large... -228882;1350353148;BTC-Mining;With dividends benefitting every holder. -228881;1350353266;mircea_popescu;this is somewhat of a problem, blackholed shares -228880;1350353306;BTC-Mining;Well no really, any blackholed dividends going to those shares would reduce circulating Bitcoins, raising value of remaining Bitcoins. -228879;1350353334;BTC-Mining;So it would really be like dividends spread to every other bitcoin holder. -228878;1350353629;Luke-Jr;BTC-Mining: the coloured coins are 0 value -228877;1350353653;BTC-Mining;?? -228876;1350353675;Luke-Jr;amount = 0x0000000000000000 satoshis -228875;1350353683;BTC-Mining;Oh... -228874;1350353689;Luke-Jr;Bitcoin does not have rule that coins must have a positive value -228873;1350353692;Luke-Jr;just non-negative :P -228872;1350353698;noagendamarket;lol -228871;1350353711;BTC-Mining;Wow... wasn't aware that was even possible -228870;1350353728;BTC-Mining;So basically anyone could create as much 0 value coins and mark them. -228869;1350353729;Luke-Jr;p2pool uses it for a hack merged mining optimization -228868;1350353735;Luke-Jr;if miners accept it -228867;1350353748;Luke-Jr;I don't think any miners accept 0-value coins without a fee right now -228866;1350353829;BTC-Mining;Well technically, miners accept transactions with their set minimum fee, so shouldn't having a big enough fee along the zero value coins work? -228865;1350353842;Luke-Jr;hence "without a fee" -228864;1350353856;Luke-Jr;Eligius will charge more than ordinary for a zero-value coin -228863;1350353875;mircea_popescu;ahahahah kickass -228862;1350353879;BTC-Mining;Well we already pay fees to trade shares on exchanges like MPEx or defunct GLBSE -228861;1350353891;Luke-Jr;right -228860;1350353897;BTC-Mining;I don't see sending a fee with those zero value coins as a problem at all -228859;1350353898;mircea_popescu;dude i want to know if satoshi DID THIS ON PURPOSE -228858;1350353916;BTC-Mining;tough luck mircea, he's no longer around -228857;1350353933;rdponticelli;I won't be so sure -228856;1350353952;rdponticelli;We just don't know who he is -228855;1350353960;mircea_popescu;it's the butler. -228854;1350353975;rdponticelli;It's always the butler... -228853;1350353979;noagendamarket;probably jed Mccaleb -228852;1350353999;BTC-Mining;But I have just found a renewed love for Bitcoins over a feature I wasn't aware of. -228851;1350354070;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining funny how that works. -228850;1350354080;mircea_popescu;but it's so damn clever this thing. -228849;1350354101;mircea_popescu;people keep whining about jail ? fuck it, i see little problem in going to jail for bitcoin. i'm a bitcoin patriot. -228848;1350354147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 644 @ 0.00040741 = 0.2624 BTC [+] -228847;1350354148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28856 @ 0.00040871 = 11.7937 BTC [+] -228846;1350354170;rdponticelli;Maybe I could concentrate a lot more if I was in jail... -228845;1350354193;mircea_popescu;ikr ? less bitches rubbing into me while im trying to type, more predictable schedule... -228844;1350354225;noagendamarket;its different for people with families -228843;1350354248;mircea_popescu;people with families have no business dicking around the fronteer. -228842;1350354262;mircea_popescu;especially not if they're going to whine about their families then. -228841;1350354268;noagendamarket;of course -228840;1350354277;rdponticelli;People with families are already on the dead end -228839;1350354294;Luke-Jr;ok, I guess you just kicked all the developers out of the bitcoin project… -228838;1350354295;rdponticelli;I'm refusing to enter there -228837;1350354311;rdponticelli;lol -228836;1350354321;noagendamarket;Most of the developers have families and kids :D -228835;1350354331;rdponticelli;No, we need people with families too -228834;1350354352;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr do you know of that guy that renounced us citizenship to be able to do cryptography in peace ? -228833;1350354362;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: no -228832;1350354379;mircea_popescu;Vincent Cate -228831;1350354390;mircea_popescu;lives in like... hm. some A place. -228830;1350354416;mircea_popescu;http://www.efc.ca/pages/media/nytimes.06sep98.html there -228829;1350354431;mircea_popescu;anguilla. -228828;1350354474;noagendamarket;I wonder why you cant renounce citizenshipo while youre still in the country -228827;1350354496;Diablo-D3;you can -228826;1350354503;Diablo-D3;you'll just be immediately arrested and deported -228825;1350354516;mircea_popescu;where to ? -228824;1350354522;noagendamarket;what the -228823;1350354528;mircea_popescu;the united states ? -228822;1350354531;Diablo-D3;oh, easy -228821;1350354533;Diablo-D3;the sun -228820;1350354538;mircea_popescu;lolright. -228819;1350354555;Diablo-D3;actually Im kidding -228818;1350354558;noagendamarket;if you try to tell the cops you have no citizenship they still tazer you :P -228817;1350354562;Diablo-D3;they'll just execute you for being a foreign spy -228816;1350354598;thestringpuller;has anyone used bitcrow? -228815;1350354609;mircea_popescu;"There's less chance of getting in any trouble with the U.S. government and there's also less chance of getting shot by a terrorist" -228814;1350354617;mircea_popescu;this was 3 years before 7/11 -228813;1350354654;Luke-Jr;9/11? -228812;1350354660;mircea_popescu;ya that. -228811;1350355707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00040606 = 2.9642 BTC [-] -228810;1350356162;smickles;"I fail to faglow" wise words from mircea_popescu -228809;1350356203;mircea_popescu;lol? -228808;1350356341;noagendamarket;did usagi forget to take their meds ? -228807;1350356644;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://imgur.com/LEqTl -228806;1350356993;mircea_popescu;a haha -228805;1350357234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3181 @ 0.00040606 = 1.2917 BTC [-] -228804;1350357579;thestringpuller;whats the news on usagi? -228803;1350357641;mircea_popescu;Mithridates married his first young sister Laodice. Laodice was 16 years old and was her brother’s first wife. Mithridates married Laodice to preserve the purity of their blood-line, as a wife to rule with him as a sovereign over Pontus, to ensure the succession to his legitimate children, and to claim his right as a ruling monarch. -228802;1350357724;dub;too old -228801;1350357837;mircea_popescu;well they didn't have internets back then -228800;1350357963;smickles;oh no, bitcoin has taken over my mind -228799;1350357975;smickles;i just tried to use the command "ifcoinfig" -228798;1350358055;dub;lulz -228797;1350358096;dub;but really, the 80s calledplease return their retarded tools -228796;1350358134;smickles;what do you use to find out an unknown local ip? -228795;1350358155;dub;iproute2 (ip addr) -228794;1350358171;smickles;okies, i'll check it out :) -228793;1350358172;mircea_popescu;if coin is a fig ? -228792;1350358212;dub;inb4 fagBSD -228791;1350358328;smickles;;;bc,stats -228790;1350358330;gribble;Current Blocks: 203469 | Current Difficulty: 3054627.5269486 | Next Difficulty At Block: 203615 | Next Difficulty In: 146 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 23 hours, 45 minutes, and 56 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3061065.26839779 | Estimated Percent Change: 0.210753729952 -228789;1350358343;smickles;oh, not a drop? -228788;1350358413;dub;not looking likely -228787;1350358471;smickles;;;ticker -228786;1350358471;gribble;Best bid: 11.86396, Best ask: 11.9897, Bid-ask spread: 0.12574, Last trade: 11.86396, 24 hour volume: 26620, 24 hour low: 11.43, 24 hour high: 11.9899 -228785;1350358485;smickles;oh, bact to >11.85? -228784;1350358491;smickles;*back -228783;1350358502;smickles;;;bt,24hrprc -228782;1350358503;gribble;Error: "bt,24hrprc" is not a valid command. -228781;1350358509;smickles;;;bt,24hprc -228780;1350358509;gribble;Error: "bt,24hprc" is not a valid command. -228779;1350358514;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -228778;1350358516;gribble;11.68 -228777;1350358760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44619 @ 0.00040587 = 18.1095 BTC [-] -228776;1350358762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11344 @ 0.00040871 = 4.6364 BTC [+] -228775;1350358765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49348 @ 0.00040982 = 20.2238 BTC [+] -228774;1350358768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55044 @ 0.00041087 = 22.6159 BTC [+] -228773;1350358773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.0004177 = 5.6807 BTC [+] -228772;1350358778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00041888 = 2.5133 BTC [+] -228771;1350358781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 420045 @ 0.00042 = 176.4189 BTC [+] -228770;1350358792;rdponticelli;It's monday -228769;1350358801;rdponticelli;Weekend dip is over -228768;1350358812;dub;lewl -228767;1350358838;dub;I herd kim dotcom sold some bitcoins -228766;1350358884;rdponticelli;Somebody is pretty determined to buy all the S.MPOE -228765;1350359069;rg;anyone here interested in ordering dinner for me -228764;1350359071;rg;in exchange for btc? -228763;1350359074;rg;i cant find anyone in -otc -228762;1350359108;dub;sure, If I get to choose what you have -228761;1350359117;rg;heh no -228760;1350359159;dub;one full bag of hamster dicks enroute -228759;1350359178;BTC-Mining;eh, rg, I would but -228758;1350359198;BTC-Mining;Thing I don't like with that is it appears on my credit card/banking statements -228757;1350359216;BTC-Mining;Which would require me to convert more bitcoins to fiat to pay bills -228756;1350359222;BTC-Mining;Which looks like income. -228755;1350359231;BTC-Mining;Which I report and pay taxes on. -228754;1350359292;BTC-Mining;I just don't want to explain that the money appearing in my account is not income but that I make credit card purchases for others. -228753;1350359307;BTC-Mining;I would actually like everything to be transactable directly into bitcoins... -228752;1350359314;BTC-Mining;with* -228751;1350359367;rg;lol so ' no ' -228750;1350359385;BTC-Mining;yeah -228749;1350359421;BTC-Mining;I think I'd have to be registered as a money transfer service to make credit card payments for people and deduct them from income. -228748;1350359466;BTC-Mining;Even so... -228747;1350359477;BTC-Mining;Otherwise if my tax reports are investigated, it's kind of hard to explain why you deducted a payment to a restaurant from your income. -228746;1350360101;dub;./BTC-mining -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv -228745;1350360112;dub;amirite? -228744;1350360321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00041999 = 4.1999 BTC [-] -228743;1350360325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31128 @ 0.00042 = 13.0738 BTC [+] -228742;1350361069;pigeons;i dont have iproute2 either -228741;1350361222;dub;do you have linux? -228740;1350361280;pigeons;yes -228739;1350361351;dub;the binary is called 'ip' -228738;1350361383;pigeons;i did apt-file search, i see its in iproute, i don't have that installed -228737;1350361396;pigeons;ok cool i'll check it out -228736;1350361424;dub;anything debian based should have it stock -228735;1350361436;pigeons;yeah i see it now, ip -228734;1350361771;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112443.msg1222159#msg1222159 lol -228733;1350361799;smickles;and dub, thanks for the recomendation of that tool :) -228732;1350361814;dub;it is your friend -228731;1350361871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33200 @ 0.00041552 = 13.7953 BTC [-] -228730;1350361895;dub;problem is that once in a blue moon someone will ask you to operate a less civilised unix and enragement will ensue as you fumble around without it -228729;1350362381;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining are you kidding ? i deduct tons of restaurant bills. -228728;1350362383;mircea_popescu;business expense. -228727;1350362904;BTC-Mining;eh -228726;1350363091;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: learn to cook -228725;1350363095;thestringpuller;^^;; -228724;1350363412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20943 @ 0.00042 = 8.7961 BTC [+] -228723;1350363437;dub;or just hire me -228722;1350363508;dub;I'd consider a corporate chef type gig in a porno empire -228721;1350364356;mircea_popescu;TheSeven are you kidding ? i'm a cook master. -228720;1350364378;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/lets-cook-shrimp-and-pasta/ :D -228719;1350364548;dub;mmm crispy pcb -228718;1350364573;dub;mircea_popescu: that is an abomination -228717;1350364616;TheSeven;yes, nice rpi extension board :) -228716;1350364942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4099 @ 0.00042 = 1.7216 BTC [+] -228715;1350365348;copumpkin;oh man -228714;1350365352;copumpkin;we discover more about -PR -228713;1350365394;thestringpuller;copumpkin: ? -228712;1350365400;copumpkin;oh nothing -228711;1350365413;copumpkin;just stalking mircea_popescu via -PR -228710;1350365630;mircea_popescu;copumpkin oh ? -228709;1350365651;copumpkin;I know all about her! -228708;1350365655;mircea_popescu;liek ? -228707;1350365661;copumpkin;her name! -228706;1350365674;mircea_popescu;i thought you had a gf. -228705;1350365694;copumpkin;oh, I do -228704;1350365709;copumpkin;I was just trying to figure out if she was a real person or just your feminine alter ego -228703;1350365717;copumpkin;and it turns out she is real! -228702;1350365740;mircea_popescu;i toldja lol -228701;1350365760;mircea_popescu;dub why abomination ?! -228700;1350365898;BTC-Mining;uh, what's the problem with those shrimp pastas? -228699;1350365957;dub;ignore me -228698;1350365967;dub;I'm a food snob -228697;1350366040;smickles;huh, so usagi keeps bumping the fuck out of that thread i started -228696;1350366107;smickles;and in one post he wrote "I'm going back to sleep and if Smickles posts this publicly I won't bother commenting here further. " which i don't understand because this post was, in fact, posted by him -228695;1350366181;copumpkin;oh, usagi is active on the forum? -228694;1350366186;mircea_popescu;very -228693;1350366191;mircea_popescu;dub but srsly, what's the issue ? -228692;1350366198;smickles;very bery -228691;1350366216;mircea_popescu;also, you ppl must see http://trilema.com/2012/bandaged/ -228690;1350366232;smickles;mircea_popescu: show him when you cooked bacon that one time -228689;1350366244;mircea_popescu;um which one ? -228688;1350366250;BTC-Mining;Bitcointalk.org should have a tutorial when you register. You start in a cave and an old man says: "It's dangerous to go alone. Take this." Upon which point you receive a bag containing the following books: "Trolling for Dummies", "Living Among the Trolls", "Trollslaying 101" & "How to Troll Further" -228687;1350366251;smickles;didn't jcpham put it on youtube? -228686;1350366260;dub;mircea_popescu: I'll have to look again, but what flavor or seasoning? just the 'shrimp'? -228685;1350366272;mircea_popescu;heh you're not a food snob, you're an internet superficialist. -228684;1350366284;mircea_popescu;read teh textual strings of letters! -228683;1350366284;dub;also your roux is going to taste liks shit -228682;1350366298;mircea_popescu;cause whai! -228681;1350366318;dub;cause its cooked too quickly for one -228680;1350366331;mircea_popescu;lmao you intuit from stills how fast it cooks ?! -228679;1350366363;kakobrekla;maybe he checked exif -228678;1350366380;smickles;O_0 -228677;1350366438;mircea_popescu;lol seems legit. exif is all fuxed up. -228676;1350366455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19864 @ 0.00041951 = 8.3331 BTC [-] -228675;1350366457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22636 @ 0.00041639 = 9.4254 BTC [-] -228674;1350366554;thestringpuller;i'm sold on Bandaged -228673;1350366714;dub;mircea_popescu: its not bad -228672;1350366742;mircea_popescu;aok -228671;1350366771;dub;the roux cooked in there offends me a little -228670;1350366788;mircea_popescu;why tho ? -228669;1350366815;dub;classical training -228668;1350366858;mircea_popescu;a. i'm beyong ecclectic. -228667;1350367182;smickles;be young -228666;1350367978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00041766 = 3.3413 BTC [+] -228665;1350368428;mircea_popescu;He is currently the Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium at the Rose Center for Earth and Space -228664;1350368437;mircea_popescu;this abominable bullshit has to cease. -228663;1350368463;mircea_popescu;i Bill Clinton mean this Barack Obama bullshit has to John Perry cease. -228662;1350368962;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 6 @ 0.71152992 = 4.2692 BTC [-] -228661;1350369080;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.46756602 BTC [+] -228660;1350369082;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 17 @ 0.45435043 = 7.724 BTC [-] -228659;1350369134;smickles;mircea_popescu: is the volume on options down recently? -228658;1350369155;mircea_popescu;prolly -228657;1350369882;mircea_popescu;During the week ending October 3rd, investors pulled more than 10 billion dollars out of U.S. mutual funds. Overall, a total of more than 100 billion dollars has been pulled out of U.S. mutual funds so far this year. -228656;1350369890;mircea_popescu;coming to btc ? :D -228655;1350370590;smickles;jeez, evoorhees is such a scammer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118650.0 -228654;1350370612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4475 @ 0.00041639 = 1.8633 BTC [-] -228653;1350370632;smickles;mircea_popescu: how much money is usually pulled out of mutual funds? -228652;1350370649;mircea_popescu;well some years they get a net inflow obviously -228651;1350370675;mircea_popescu;overall they have some trillions under management, so it's not like they were crunched for half or anything -228650;1350370884;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh, so 'pulled out' was a net number? -228649;1350370956;mircea_popescu;lemme get you the link -228648;1350370963;mircea_popescu;http://buzz.money.cnn.com/2012/10/11/investors-stocks-inflows-outflows/ -228647;1350371014;rg;;;asks 15 -228646;1350371016;gribble;There are currently 82972.165 bitcoins offered at or under 15.0 USD, worth 1112997.84801 USD in total. -228645;1350371115;smickles;;;market buy 10000000000 -228644;1350371117;gribble;This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 132263.32 bitcoins, for a total of 2854946344805.6753 USD and take the price to 1337000001337.0000. -228643;1350371130;smickles;mwahahah! -228642;1350371184;smickles;;;bc,stats -228641;1350371186;gribble;Current Blocks: 203491 | Current Difficulty: 3054627.5269486 | Next Difficulty At Block: 203615 | Next Difficulty In: 124 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 20 hours, 13 minutes, and 8 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3062275.90012393 | Estimated Percent Change: 0.250386441812 -228640;1350371202;smickles;.py 203491*50 -228639;1350371203;markac;10174550 -228638;1350372127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31400 @ 0.00041755 = 13.1111 BTC [+] -228637;1350372129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00042 = 2.73 BTC [+] -228636;1350372940;BTC-Mining;... can someone explains me this: http://lolsnaps.com/upload_pic/JustAnotherSoccerFight-47959.gif -228635;1350373170;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: its common to fake injury -228634;1350373230;BTC-Mining;No, no... They make those people out of glass -228633;1350373232;mircea_popescu;lmao -228632;1350373237;BTC-Mining;No other explanation -228631;1350373256;Diablo-D3;nope, its a soccer thing -228630;1350373261;Diablo-D3;I hate sports, and dont watch soccer, but I know this -228629;1350373378;BTC-Mining;Nah, they abduct people, removes the bones and replace them with glass, then forces them to play and hit themselves. -228628;1350373407;BTC-Mining;Acting lessons were too expensive. -228627;1350373633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 379 @ 0.00041639 = 0.1578 BTC [-] -228626;1350373820;Diablo-D3;http://boingboing.net/2012/10/15/winners-of-the-pirate-flix-vid.html -228625;1350374571;smickles;ok, mircea_popescu i'm sure there's an arb op here b/t mpex options and the future on icbit.se -228624;1350374686;smickles;like, i just /know it/ -228623;1350375258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2210 @ 0.00041639 = 0.9202 BTC [-] -228622;1350375259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3304 @ 0.00041552 = 1.3729 BTC [-] -228621;1350375261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11263 @ 0.00041522 = 4.6766 BTC [-] -228620;1350376348;dub;Your GLBSE account has been partially processed for bitcoin -228619;1350376807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21592 @ 0.00042 = 9.0686 BTC [+] -228618;1350377128;mircea_popescu;smickles it has volume now ? -228617;1350377148;mircea_popescu;the one time i looked (maybe a week or two ago) it was ~1btc -228616;1350378355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.0004169 = 1.3758 BTC [-] -228615;1350380041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.0004169 = 1.8344 BTC [-] -228614;1350380190;mircea_popescu;in case you were wondering : http://trilema.com/2012/clear-signs-that-youre-gay-you-dont-even-know-about/ -228613;1350381582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27000 @ 0.0004169 = 11.2563 BTC [-] -228612;1350381584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00041679 = 0.5835 BTC [-] -228611;1350381585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00041586 = 3.0774 BTC [-] -228610;1350383123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00041586 = 2.0793 BTC [-] -228609;1350383125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38127 @ 0.00041522 = 15.8311 BTC [-] -228608;1350383126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 773 @ 0.00041519 = 0.3209 BTC [-] -228607;1350384706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00041787 = 3.3012 BTC [+] -228606;1350386235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21673 @ 0.00041519 = 8.9984 BTC [-] -228605;1350386237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19227 @ 0.00041517 = 7.9825 BTC [-] -228604;1350401000;jurov;smicklez is keen to contracts -228603;1350401018;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr Cannot GET /images/socnet/bitcoin-assets/bitcoin-assets-current.png -228602;1350401119;mircea_popescu;ahaha the "colored coins" stupidity is actually meni rosenfeld's idea ? -228601;1350401123;mircea_popescu;why am i not surprised it's stupid ? -228600;1350401640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5090 @ 0.00041751 = 2.1251 BTC [+] -228599;1350401641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9910 @ 0.00041772 = 4.1396 BTC [+] -228598;1350402510;MrTiggr;mircea_popescu: i moved it, sorry -228597;1350402512;MrTiggr;http://www.worldzeitgeist.org/images/socnet/bitcoin-assets/bitcoin-assets-current.png -228596;1350402514;MrTiggr;no :443 -228595;1350402531;mircea_popescu;a ok -228594;1350402541;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you need to update the link :p -228593;1350402562;MrTiggr;im about to update the algorithm too -228592;1350402576;MrTiggr;soon, anyone who says the word scammer will get redder and redder -228591;1350402578;MrTiggr;:D -228590;1350402605;mircea_popescu;lol that helps ?! -228589;1350402618;MrTiggr;well ..ill make it better over time -228588;1350402620;MrTiggr;but yeh it does -228587;1350402630;MrTiggr;a qwik look will tell where the scammer-talk is going on -228586;1350402640;MrTiggr;which is what i use it for mostly -228585;1350402704;mircea_popescu;i c -228584;1350402730;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118351.0 this is pretty crazy stuff -228583;1350402781;MrTiggr;"I don't know how much GLBSE lost that day but I wouldn't be surprised if bad coding resulting in heavy losses was one of the reasons nefario wasn't making much money from the business." -228582;1350402789;MrTiggr;^^ ive heard a few comments like that -228581;1350402946;mircea_popescu;i know they were carrying a buncha debt on the books since forever -228580;1350402961;MrTiggr;also, i showed all you guys http://www.iseecoins.org/ didnt i, mircea_popescu ? -228579;1350402976;mircea_popescu;yup -228578;1350402984;MrTiggr;k -228577;1350403008;MrTiggr;expect new coolness soon too :D mwahahaha .. i think u'll like it -228576;1350403080;mircea_popescu;"I don't have to dispute or even answer you, because you're a whacked out loser." hey smickles, you suck nao. -228575;1350403084;mircea_popescu;sorry. -228574;1350403132;MrTiggr;:D thanks kakobrekla -228573;1350403141;kakobrekla;yw -228572;1350403154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1847 @ 0.00041716 = 0.7705 BTC [-] -228571;1350403155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00041563 = 1.4547 BTC [-] -228570;1350403290;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114961.0 o hey, pirate paid on the 12 ?! -228569;1350403308;kakobrekla;any esxi experts here -228568;1350403332;mircea_popescu;rg lol -228567;1350403463;mircea_popescu;lmao so I get btctalk digests from my pr girl. this stuff is almost as funny as the forum itself. for instance : -228566;1350403478;mircea_popescu;no idea what's going on, i think last poster may be calling someone a turdlord or something but i cant actually tell. possible drugs. -228565;1350403538;kakobrekla;lol -228564;1350403549;MrTiggr;'turdlord" ROFL -228563;1350403553;kakobrekla;you are badmothing drugs. -228562;1350403564;mircea_popescu;badmothballing -228561;1350403564;kakobrekla;mouthing* -228560;1350403565;mircea_popescu;drugz -228559;1350403571;dub;yeah -228558;1350403574;dub;leave drugs alone -228557;1350403581;kakobrekla;;> -228556;1350403593;mircea_popescu;drugs killed my cat. -228555;1350403593;dub;rampant inbreeding is the culprit -228554;1350403598;MrTiggr;* MrTiggr is now know as Turdlord ... thats a cool nichk :D -228553;1350403603;dub;for forums not your cat -228552;1350403609;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr sounds a little gay tho -228551;1350403613;MrTiggr;lol -228550;1350403616;MrTiggr;not hte good gay either -228549;1350403621;mircea_popescu;nope, not rly. -228548;1350403653;mircea_popescu;course seeing how with old age i tend to do chicks in the ass more than in the cunt, i guess i could call my dick turdlord. -228547;1350403661;mircea_popescu;i never had a name for it before anyway, always kinda felt left out. -228546;1350403667;MrTiggr;ctl-alt-del -228545;1350404690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32900 @ 0.00041455 = 13.6387 BTC [-] -228544;1350405700;EskimoBob;usagi is gone completely mad...LOL -228543;1350406001;DeaDTerra;I am happy to report that I have received the BTC I had at GLBSE -228542;1350406091;EskimoBob;DeaDTerra: good for you -228541;1350406206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00041455 = 2.3629 BTC [-] -228540;1350406311;dub;I got email saying I had been paid out but recieved no btc -228539;1350406381;kakobrekla;:> -228538;1350406420;DeaDTerra;Yep :) -228537;1350406572;EskimoBob;interesting. I haven't got any e-mails or coin -228536;1350406600;EskimoBob;Looks like this is a really slow process. Question is: why so slow -228535;1350407709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00041392 = 3.4769 BTC [-] -228534;1350407709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00041377 = 0.6207 BTC [-] -228533;1350408751;EskimoBob;I posted a updated contract and i think the issue of ART-OTA being a security is resolved. -228532;1350408800;EskimoBob;Constructive comments are welcome -228531;1350409238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00041377 = 2.0275 BTC [-] -228530;1350409261;darkee;dub: had the same thing yesterday evening but got my coins in the course of the night :) -228529;1350410223;pigeons;should have asked here -228528;1350410225;pigeons;did any glbse asset issuers receive shareholder information yet? -228527;1350410285;rdponticelli;pigeons: I don't think so -228526;1350410321;rdponticelli;I haven't, at least, and I don't know of anybody who has -228525;1350410543;dub;I've been at work for 20 hours -228524;1350410687;dub;more caffine at this point could be fatal -228523;1350410726;pigeons;or fun -228522;1350410755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00041377 = 0.0414 BTC [-] -228521;1350410757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5206 @ 0.00041377 = 2.1541 BTC [-] -228520;1350410758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.00041344 = 14.0983 BTC [-] -228519;1350411739;EskimoBob;pleas no! -228518;1350411782;pigeons;maybe the doctor will put shim back on shis medicine -228517;1350411794;EskimoBob;and yes usagi, you are sick ... LOL -228516;1350412305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1194 @ 0.00041316 = 0.4933 BTC [-] -228515;1350412306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5853 @ 0.00041455 = 2.4264 BTC [+] -228514;1350412308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15490 @ 0.00041772 = 6.4705 BTC [+] -228513;1350412309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10363 @ 0.00041787 = 4.3304 BTC [+] -228512;1350413858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41400 @ 0.00041275 = 17.0879 BTC [-] -228511;1350414712;thestringpuller;http://bitcoinmagazine.net/interview-with-glbses-nefario/ -228510;1350415421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6037 @ 0.00041787 = 2.5227 BTC [+] -228509;1350415422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8463 @ 0.00041843 = 3.5412 BTC [+] -228508;1350416021;drekk;mircea_popescu, did u actually send 3btc to 001sonkit on the forum? -228507;1350416538;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: the last comment is spot on -228506;1350416752;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: so everyone is lying? -228505;1350416762;thestringpuller;it's like an episode of law and order -228504;1350416940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16704 @ 0.00041275 = 6.8946 BTC [-] -228503;1350416941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11933 @ 0.00041274 = 4.9252 BTC [-] -228502;1350417370;EskimoBob;if FSA says it not money, then wtf is nefario yapping about? Has he shown any documents taht prove he ever had ANY communications with any gov agency? -228501;1350417437;gigavps;EskimoBob he has not -228500;1350417477;jcpham;i read as his interview as this: if i never log in to glbse again, I get nothing -228499;1350417482;jcpham;I have yet to log in -228498;1350418660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.0004129 = 2.8903 BTC [+] -228497;1350419216;EskimoBob;gigavps: It is so easy to ask for the documents from gov. agency. Untill I see one, I think it's all one big BS -228496;1350419269;EskimoBob;I am sure we will find out soon, what the real reason was because of the shit slinging between tyhemos etc -228495;1350419452;thestringpuller;EskimoBob -228494;1350419460;thestringpuller;you around -228493;1350420162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00041372 = 0.7861 BTC [+] -228492;1350421585;thestringpuller;PsychoticBoy: yo -228491;1350421703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00041372 = 3.1443 BTC [+] -228490;1350421705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00041617 = 9.5719 BTC [+] -228489;1350421765;EskimoBob;yes I am -228488;1350421800;pigeons;;rate EskimoBob -10 scammer isn't even a real eskimo -228487;1350421812;PsychoticBoy;yo -228486;1350421826;EskimoBob;pigeons: wtf :) -228485;1350421850;pigeons;pics with igloo on your head -228484;1350421861;EskimoBob;;rate usagi -100 is not even a real girl -228483;1350421868;PsychoticBoy;lol -228482;1350421897;PsychoticBoy;as much of a G.I.R.L. as I am (Guy In Real Life) -228481;1350421917;EskimoBob;pigeons: picture of you flying and holding a bitcoin betwwen you peek -228480;1350421964;PsychoticBoy;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dexQhvczVeM -228479;1350421976;EskimoBob;pigeons: I actually rated you +2 after the trade -228478;1350421995;EskimoBob;what about meeeee.... -228477;1350422008;pigeons;i don't negotiate with terrorists -228476;1350422038;EskimoBob;police? where? -228475;1350422065;pigeons;so tell us what this "art equipment" is? -228474;1350422472;EskimoBob;pigeons: see PM -228473;1350422502;EskimoBob;"thestringpuller | you around" - yes I am. wzz up? -228472;1350422637;EskimoBob;pigeons: happy with the answer? -228471;1350422700;pigeons;yes -228470;1350422712;pigeons;i was half pickin on you and also genuinely curious -228469;1350422990;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: sorry was getting ready for work -228468;1350423004;thestringpuller;I feel strange being a btc advocate and working for a credit card processor during the day -228467;1350423025;thestringpuller;my plan is to steal all their IP and apply it to BTC -228466;1350423049;EskimoBob;:) -228465;1350423052;EskimoBob;good idea -228464;1350423075;Diablo-D3;http://www.romneytaxplan.com/ -228463;1350423100;EskimoBob;what happened to Romeny tax return fiasco? -228462;1350423103;thestringpuller;as I told smickles I'm working on a (maybe open source) solution for bitinstants debit card -228461;1350423143;BTC-Mining;... -228460;1350423150;vampireb_;well how would do an opensource? -228459;1350423157;vampireb_;you need a bank to process transactions -228458;1350423168;BTC-Mining;Don't get caught thestringpuller =P -228457;1350423182;EskimoBob;not really vampireb_ -228456;1350423195;vampireb_;not really? -228455;1350423205;vampireb_;as far as i recall you do -228454;1350423205;EskimoBob;card reader can be plugged to a pc or laptop and client software -228453;1350423211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00041843 = 0.3347 BTC [+] -228452;1350423221;EskimoBob;I use card reader every day -228451;1350423224;vampireb_;to do any kind of transactions with cards you need to connect to visa network -228450;1350423227;EskimoBob;on my PC -228449;1350423234;vampireb_;who cares about card readers. -228448;1350423237;rg;or a third party -228447;1350423239;rg;that connects to visa -228446;1350423241;rg;which is more likely -228445;1350423253;rg;direct connections to visa have volume limits -228444;1350423263;rg;*minimum volume limits -228443;1350423270;vampireb_;of course. 3rd party would be a bank -228442;1350423273;vampireb_;usually -228441;1350423274;rg;no -228440;1350423275;rg;not always -228439;1350423281;rg;there are companies who sell card readers -228438;1350423287;rg;card reader -> company -> visa -228437;1350423292;rg;well -228436;1350423295;vampireb_;i have done my share of micro transafvtions and credit processing -228435;1350423296;rg;card reader -> company -> bank > visa -228434;1350423301;rg;me too -228433;1350423303;vampireb_;10 years ago, still applies -228432;1350423304;EskimoBob;if you have a card reader and a client, that can connect to blockchain? -228431;1350423306;rg;i used to manage a convenience store -228430;1350423312;rg;5 years ago, still semi applies -228429;1350423319;rg;and we used to fight with credit all the time -228428;1350423335;rg;i was the one who discovered we were losing $100/mo -228427;1350423341;rg;we had a flat fee with AMEX -228426;1350423348;rg;so fi ONE person used amex to buy a $5 thing -228425;1350423351;rg;we'd get charged $100 -228424;1350423356;EskimoBob;fuck -228423;1350423362;vampireb_;amex are very expesnive to use -228422;1350423368;rg;amex are great -228421;1350423371;rg;you just need the volume -228420;1350423382;rg;1 amex transaction a month hardly justified the fee -228419;1350423382;vampireb_;ok used to be.. i dont recall rates, but it was about 3% while visa/mc was like 1.5% -228418;1350423394;rg;rates have all fluxed -228417;1350423424;rg;we only accepted visa/mc -228416;1350423428;rg;they had the best rates -228415;1350423441;vampireb_;well to issue a debit card, you need to have a help from a bank. -228414;1350423451;thestringpuller;vampireb_: not necessarily -228413;1350423464;vampireb_;ok how would go then? -228412;1350423470;rg;third party company -228411;1350423471;rg;id assume -228410;1350423471;thestringpuller;vampireb_: you can have reloadable cards issued to your business but it requires a KYC check -228409;1350423480;rg;KYC is fairly easy -228408;1350423483;rg;but not easy to do online -228407;1350423495;thestringpuller;vampireb_: but in terms of an OSS solution you would just use exsiting accounts -228406;1350423497;rg;if you were doing business IRL -228405;1350423497;vampireb_;still requires a bank -228404;1350423499;rg;itd be a lot easier -228403;1350423523;thestringpuller;i have an amex prepaid card I liquidate btc to for buying lunch -228402;1350423538;thestringpuller;it's not seamless yet but with a few more tweaks it will be -228401;1350423547;vampireb_;reverse charge? -228400;1350423562;thestringpuller;on the merchant end or my end? -228399;1350423618;vampireb_;well i am recalling from memory that someone was funding cards this way -228398;1350423692;rg;[14:38] i have an amex prepaid card I liquidate btc to for buying lunch -228397;1350423693;rg;ehe -228396;1350423695;rg;so does MBS! -228395;1350423700;thestringpuller;MBS? -228394;1350423703;rg;yeah -228393;1350423706;rg;hes the gyu who buys me food online -228392;1350423707;rg;for btc -228391;1350423710;thestringpuller;hahaha -228390;1350423715;rg;i think nearly 80% of his cc transactions are me -228389;1350423720;thestringpuller;amex prepaid is like free -228388;1350423723;thestringpuller;no fees at all -228387;1350423749;thestringpuller;my division in TSYS (the cc processor I work for) processors rush card (the prepaid card by russell simmons for you def jam fans) and they have so many fees -228386;1350423753;thestringpuller;amex prepaid is a steal -228385;1350423827;thestringpuller;vampireb_: what i'm getting at is it takes a while to make the steps to liquidate into an account seamless, I want to make a solution anyone who wants to take the effort can set up on their own servers and spend cash with a prepaid card/debit card of their choosing -228384;1350423920;vampireb_;i am not sure what "liquidate" means, still you would need a 3rd party to process the transactions. which will be out of reach for a lot of ppl. -228383;1350423938;thestringpuller;process which transactions? converting from exchange->fiat? -228382;1350423970;vampireb_;fiat after exhcange -> card -228381;1350423995;thestringpuller;for prepaid cards that's as easy as having a bank account -228380;1350424004;thestringpuller;so I don't quite understand your question -228379;1350424074;vampireb_;so BTC -> exchange -> user's bank account -> card ? -228378;1350424088;thestringpuller;yea traditional steps -228377;1350424117;thestringpuller;except in an automated batch processing world, each one of those "steps" is continuously happening each night to make it look like your doing btc -> card -228376;1350424192;vampireb_;i'd prefer of course just the card is getting funded from BTC on demand :-) -228375;1350424229;thestringpuller;you have to go through an exchange though at some point to resupply your fiat on the card -228374;1350424248;thestringpuller;if you automate that process then it seems like it's on demand -228373;1350424320;thestringpuller;even credit cards aren't processed on demand, they are only auth'ed on demand, VISA/MasterCard sends a signal directly to the processor, the processor checks the available balances of the accounts and sends back an auth response accepted/declined. only at night are the accounts truly reconciled. for btc why would it be any different? -228372;1350424377;thestringpuller;(eCommerce auth is some of the most optimized software out there) -228371;1350424470;vampireb_;that what I meant, only the required amount of BTC should be exchanged or locked during the auth -228370;1350424503;thestringpuller;you can make it perceived that way if you have pools in a warchest of sorts -228369;1350424522;thestringpuller;you have to hedge your holdings in order to overcome exchange fees so it's not traditional -228368;1350424547;thestringpuller;and you have* -228367;1350424560;thestringpuller;cause exchange rates are much higher than what visa charges processors -228366;1350424746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27800 @ 0.00041843 = 11.6324 BTC [+] -228365;1350424832;MadalyInMay;You could also go www.btcpak.com -> Mp code -> Amex prepaid or Greendot -228364;1350424843;MadalyInMay;for a good fee chunk -228363;1350426089;smickles;< mircea_popescu> sorry. | I forgive you ;) -228362;1350426246;smickles;thestringpuller: sounds like your idea is gaining some traction, eh? -228361;1350426274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1467 @ 0.00041843 = 0.6138 BTC [+] -228360;1350426276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19833 @ 0.00041858 = 8.3017 BTC [+] -228359;1350426404;smickles;< mircea_popescu> smickles it has volume now ? | volume 232780 usd (which probably translates into 23278 contracts traded) open interest 7114 -228358;1350427787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00041805 = 2.2157 BTC [-] -228357;1350429366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1130 @ 0.000417 = 0.4712 BTC [-] -228356;1350430912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11797 @ 0.00041858 = 4.938 BTC [+] -228355;1350430914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15914 @ 0.0004189 = 6.6664 BTC [+] -228354;1350430915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11589 @ 0.00041913 = 4.8573 BTC [+] -228353;1350432414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28385 @ 0.0004172 = 11.8422 BTC [-] -228352;1350432416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00041606 = 2.2259 BTC [-] -228351;1350432417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10759 @ 0.00041576 = 4.4732 BTC [-] -228350;1350432418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00041466 = 1.0988 BTC [-] -228349;1350433934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25478 @ 0.0004151 = 10.5759 BTC [+] -228348;1350433936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12446 @ 0.00041466 = 5.1609 BTC [-] -228347;1350434760;mircea_popescu;drekk sorry ? -228346;1350435104;mircea_popescu;smickles i have my doubts, seeing that http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/17308.html -228345;1350435120;mircea_popescu;that was the 2nd this month. -228344;1350435464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32900 @ 0.00041778 = 13.745 BTC [+] -228343;1350435760;grubles;!ticker s.dice -228342;1350435761;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00300231 / 0.0034 (2040952 shares, 6,127.58 BTC) -228341;1350436092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00200001 = 2 BTC [-] -228340;1350436094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.002 = 0.2 BTC [-] -228339;1350436095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00181053 = 0.1811 BTC [-] -228338;1350436096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9474 @ 0.00181052 = 17.1529 BTC [-] -228337;1350436096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00181051 = 0.1811 BTC [-] -228336;1350436098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.0018105 = 5.4315 BTC [-] -228335;1350436099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 37 @ 0.00180001 = 0.0666 BTC [-] -228334;1350437549;mircea_popescu;ukyo lol -228333;1350437639;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, the gold and oil futures have near nil volume, but I was talking about the usd future -228332;1350437648;mircea_popescu;o ? -228331;1350437652;Ukto;? -228330;1350437681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15887 @ 0.00041466 = 6.5877 BTC [-] -228329;1350437682;smickles;it was trading at about 10 earlier -228328;1350437714;smickles;i was thinking there was a play like long the future, buy a put -228327;1350437722;mircea_popescu;well im too lazy to dig up whatever acct details i made up whenever. -228326;1350437741;mircea_popescu;who even came up with this idea of "have to log in" -228325;1350437750;mircea_popescu;Ukto it was just funny typo is all -228324;1350437773;mircea_popescu;smickles wait, trading at 10 ?! on what volume ? -228323;1350437807;smickles;mircea_popescu: at such volume that i picked up about 200 below 11.4 -228322;1350437829;smickles;that supposedly represents 2000 usd -228321;1350437836;smickles;in magic theymos land -228320;1350437845;mircea_popescu;what's theymos to do with anything !? -228319;1350437854;smickles;he's a partner of icbit -228318;1350437861;mircea_popescu;o lol -228317;1350437861;smickles;has his fingers in everything -228316;1350437870;mircea_popescu;THAT's why he was talking completely unwarranted shit about mpex ? -228315;1350437880;smickles;could be -228314;1350437885;mircea_popescu;fuckwit. what's he waiting for, me to give him free shares ? -228313;1350437928;smickles;"let's find an exchange that isn't mpex or glbse" (meanwhile he part owns what is likely the runner up of those two) -228312;1350437929;mircea_popescu;anyway. i was gonna say it's somewhat unlikely they actually have the means to pay if the price moves significantly, but maybe some btcs are worth the next generation of btctalk drama -228311;1350437955;mircea_popescu;smickles no, it was "o, this thing i made SUCKS and it was badly managed and it's pure bulshit and a scam heaven" -228310;1350437967;mircea_popescu;"we must find something other than that and this other thing which works" -228309;1350437972;mircea_popescu;because... -228308;1350437986;smickles;mircea_popescu: it's person to person contract sales with forced margin calls if the shit hits the fan, sound familiar? -228307;1350438001;mircea_popescu;right-o. -228306;1350438012;mircea_popescu;something they don't have the werewithal to pull off. -228305;1350438037;mircea_popescu;anyway, i should hope he has learned his lesson on the forum. -228304;1350438051;mircea_popescu;i guess if not he'll have plenty more opportunities in the future anyway. -228303;1350438077;smickles;i understand he's younger than me, so he should have plenty of future -228302;1350438122;mircea_popescu;anyway, i hought icbit is deepbit's. -228301;1350438173;smickles;as far as i knew, deepbit and theymos were interchangable -228300;1350438189;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/4937/are-there-any-active-bitcoin-leveraged-trading-platforms-available/4938#4938 -228299;1350438194;mircea_popescu;lol looky, rosenfeld too -228298;1350438203;mircea_popescu;so this is going to be the next nexus of bitidiocy then ? -228297;1350438332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45000 @ 0.00041522 = 18.6849 BTC [+] -228296;1350438333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21844 @ 0.00041778 = 9.126 BTC [+] -228295;1350438334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3897 @ 0.00041913 = 1.6333 BTC [+] -228294;1350438335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20675 @ 0.00041926 = 8.6682 BTC [+] -228293;1350438336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 108584 @ 0.00042 = 45.6053 BTC [+] -228292;1350438452;smickles;lol, mircea_popescu, what's up with your /c crowd? they have a huge naruto cosplay thread capped off a pic of a couple dozen slave leias -228291;1350438463;smickles;!= -228290;1350438464;mircea_popescu;i have no idea lol -228289;1350438591;thestringpuller;a btc entrepreneur working for a credit card processor. irony... -228288;1350438606;mircea_popescu;who to the what now jurov ?! -228287;1350438617;jurov;that rosenfeld question -228286;1350438677;mircea_popescu;o -228285;1350438690;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you're like the bitcoin illuminati -228284;1350438700;mircea_popescu;why me !? -228283;1350438716;thestringpuller;cause you are enigmatic -228282;1350438736;mircea_popescu;how am i enigmatic ffs. i'm like... the only person in btc using their name, my mug is all over my blog -228281;1350438736;thestringpuller;your whole organization is enigmatic -228280;1350438750;mircea_popescu;i'm about as enigmatic as captain fried chicken restaurant, what's his name -228279;1350438771;thestringpuller;colonel sanders? -228278;1350438784;jurov;i think you're enigmatic for americans.. completely different culture -228277;1350438795;mircea_popescu;ya that. -228276;1350438803;mircea_popescu;jurov you know i lived there ? -228275;1350438812;thestringpuller;america sucks -228274;1350438824;thestringpuller;i can see why you left -228273;1350438825;mircea_popescu;nowadays. it was merely started to suck back in the early prev decade -228272;1350438839;mircea_popescu;and my mysterious organisation kept me well insulated from most of it anyway. -228271;1350438855;thestringpuller;see illuminati material -228270;1350438867;jurov;i know you lived there, but seems you did not adapt very much -228269;1350438875;thestringpuller;not quite likr dead pirate roberts -228268;1350438905;thestringpuller;state financed capitalism is a terrible system -228267;1350438913;mircea_popescu;inasmuch as it's simply socialism lol -228266;1350438937;thestringpuller;just with a different name -228265;1350438966;mircea_popescu;yeah -228264;1350438998;thestringpuller;so youve been using the internet a long time mircea_popescu -228263;1350439006;mircea_popescu;yes. -228262;1350439012;thestringpuller;you remind me of my hacking mentor -228261;1350439018;mircea_popescu;haha ty. -228260;1350439032;pigeons;mircea_popescu used the internet when it was called compuserve -228259;1350439032;thestringpuller;telling stories of days of usenet past, when bbs ruled the modems -228258;1350439051;mod6;lol compuserve -228257;1350439059;mircea_popescu;im not bbs-old. -228256;1350439075;thestringpuller;is bitcoin really the last bastion against the eternal september? -228255;1350439075;mircea_popescu;but i did use it at a time when naked girls made out of letters counted as porn -228254;1350439085;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller in parts, for sure. -228253;1350439118;thestringpuller;i know some linux usegroups are still intelligent -228252;1350439135;thestringpuller;but it is sad to see ignorance running rampant like a disease -228251;1350439166;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is made up roughly by thirds : one third is very intelligent but softspoken and a little aspie tech people ; one third is unabashed scammers ; one third is purest form of idiot -228250;1350439175;mircea_popescu;a year ago the first was more like 40-50%. -228249;1350439179;mircea_popescu;two years ago it was over 2/3 -228248;1350439244;thestringpuller;the first 1/3 will end up controlling the bitcoin world when the other 2/3 annihilate each other -228247;1350439303;mircea_popescu;not rly. -228246;1350439308;smickles;i see thestringpuller is an optimist -228245;1350439346;mircea_popescu;finance people will control the bitcoin world. they are moving in but very slowly (mostly because they have trouble distinguishing A and C, and despise B) -228244;1350439479;smickles;bah imsaguy2 should get BAK so that he can sign the s²cm report -228243;1350439508;smickles;*is in -228242;1350439509;mircea_popescu;believes -228241;1350439528;smickles;ah, i haz typing skilz -228240;1350439574;smickles;this is the problem, the way my desk faces, he is behind me -228239;1350439587;smickles;he basically sneaks around my back, day and night -228238;1350439601;mircea_popescu;lol -228237;1350439610;mircea_popescu;you two live together ?! -228236;1350439646;smickles;well, in the sense that we live on the same land mass -228235;1350439654;mircea_popescu;:p -228234;1350439660;smickles;i think he's about 2000 miles away -228233;1350439711;thestringpuller;i am kind of an optimist -228232;1350439714;thestringpuller;lol -228231;1350439775;mircea_popescu;actually, this could be a kickass research paper. all the social groups meeting around btc have serious trouble distinguishing the others. -228230;1350439784;mircea_popescu;scammers don't well distinguish the tech from the idiots -228229;1350439794;mircea_popescu;tech people don't well distinguish the finance ppl from the scammers -228228;1350439803;mircea_popescu;idiots distinguish pretty much nobody -228227;1350439827;mircea_popescu;but famously not finance and scammer types -228226;1350439852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26887 @ 0.00042 = 11.2925 BTC [+] -228225;1350439876;thestringpuller;some scams are very elaborate -228224;1350439880;thestringpuller;like bfl -228223;1350439904;mircea_popescu;that's possibly a scam, yet. -228222;1350439939;thestringpuller;it's run by a felon. no good can come of it -228221;1350439966;mircea_popescu;yea that part is problematic. -228220;1350439968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2706298 @ 0.00042 = 1136.6452 BTC [+] -228219;1350439969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28618 @ 0.00042015 = 12.0239 BTC [+] -228218;1350439971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8528 @ 0.00042042 = 3.5853 BTC [+] -228217;1350439972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00042061 = 1.388 BTC [+] -228216;1350439972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40700 @ 0.00042076 = 17.1249 BTC [+] -228215;1350439973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00042085 = 1.7676 BTC [+] -228214;1350439974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 904 @ 0.00042122 = 0.3808 BTC [+] -228213;1350439976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28300 @ 0.00042144 = 11.9268 BTC [+] -228212;1350439977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.0004218 = 6.3692 BTC [+] -228211;1350439978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00042206 = 4.6427 BTC [+] -228210;1350439979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33300 @ 0.00042244 = 14.0673 BTC [+] -228209;1350439980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27000 @ 0.00042267 = 11.4121 BTC [+] -228208;1350439981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58900 @ 0.00042268 = 24.8959 BTC [+] -228207;1350439981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00042356 = 2.2872 BTC [+] -228206;1350439982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28452 @ 0.00042375 = 12.0565 BTC [+] -228205;1350439991;thestringpuller;whoa -228204;1350439996;thestringpuller;huge buy -228203;1350440053;mircea_popescu;like 3mn -228202;1350440060;mircea_popescu;ppl've been lapping it up past few days -228201;1350440164;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -228200;1350440165;gribble;Best bid: 11.80902, Best ask: 11.8199, Bid-ask spread: 0.01088, Last trade: 11.82, 24 hour volume: 41258, 24 hour low: 11.5, 24 hour high: 11.99 -228199;1350440366;BTC-Mining;Nah, probably just a single market maker -228198;1350440409;BTC-Mining;Moving prices around to profit extra -228197;1350440509;jurov;just got an idea, should go make mtgoxlive-style interface for mpex -228196;1350440518;thestringpuller;do it -228195;1350440526;jurov;so that there will be lively wall-watching discussions -228194;1350440583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8848 @ 0.00042375 = 3.7493 BTC [+] -228193;1350440585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43900 @ 0.00042388 = 18.6083 BTC [+] -228192;1350440586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2252 @ 0.00042393 = 0.9547 BTC [+] -228191;1350440587;mircea_popescu;might be kinda cool -228190;1350440606;jcpham;if it were on fire -228189;1350440705;jurov;yea, and with lemmings -228188;1350440850;jurov;but i suck at js... will prolly hire someone -228187;1350440920;thestringpuller;use C -228186;1350440927;thestringpuller;real men write C -228185;1350440971;thestringpuller;derefernce all the pointers -228184;1350440982;thestringpuller;dereference* -228183;1350441012;mircea_popescu;real men dereference the pointers in the order they created them. -228182;1350441042;thestringpuller;real mean use strict aliasing -228181;1350441102;thestringpuller;i hate ivy -228180;1350441112;thestringpuller;i hate java -228179;1350441115;thestringpuller;whyyyy -228178;1350441274;jurov;mircea, when thinking about the three groups of bitcoiners, do you realize MPOE-PR repulses not just the idiots, but also many aspies as well? -228177;1350441309;jurov;i have seen jgarzik himself complaining about her -228176;1350441382;smickles;anyone here interested in the s²cm financial report? -228175;1350441383;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.msg1277243#msg1277243 -228174;1350441427;thestringpuller;jeff garzik the kernel dev? -228173;1350441432;thestringpuller;that guy is badass -228172;1350441451;jurov;yes. he was prolly referring to this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118679.msg1276480#msg1276480 -228171;1350441570;jurov;and sorry smickles, i pulled out of SS and glbse as whole day before it was closed -228170;1350441625;mircea_popescu;jurov yes. -228169;1350441721;mircea_popescu;lol "his answers" -228168;1350441738;mircea_popescu;i'm sure the tech people will at some point get over their inertia, do their research etc. -228167;1350441789;thestringpuller;looks like jeff didn't like mpoe-pr's "trolling" on the forums -228166;1350441928;smickles;jurov: heh, no need to be sorry. There's a lot of uncertanty out there -228165;1350442024;jurov;the response to coinbr announcement was very poor so far. and i feel mpoe-pr isn't exactly helping. -228164;1350442053;jurov;in "poor" i don't mean comments but actual new accounts -228163;1350442082;thestringpuller;you may have to market -228162;1350442096;mircea_popescu;jurov have you done advertising or anything ? -228161;1350442121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47400 @ 0.00041834 = 19.8293 BTC [-] -228160;1350442130;mircea_popescu;i recall kakobrekla complaining about poor smpake uptake a few weeks ago too, for that matter. i doubt it has anything to do with the girl. -228159;1350442154;thestringpuller;see mircea_popescu "the girl" -228158;1350442160;thestringpuller;engimatic organization -228157;1350442167;thestringpuller;enigmatic* -228156;1350442171;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr! -228155;1350442190;thestringpuller;aka 'the girl' -228154;1350442197;jurov;any ideas where it's good to market? at first i have tried to find any doscussions about mpex -228153;1350442198;thestringpuller;like a codename -228152;1350442203;jurov;*discussions -228151;1350442209;mircea_popescu;jurov well i can tell you forum advertising has a horrible roi -228150;1350442222;thestringpuller;reddit -228149;1350442228;smickles;try reddi... oh -228148;1350442229;jurov;but it turned out there isn't anything much outside btctalk -228147;1350442235;mircea_popescu;it's possible a good idea to snipe people who complain about how "difficult" or w./e mpex is, -228146;1350442241;mircea_popescu;but in my experience their complaints are fake -228145;1350442254;mircea_popescu;(as in, excuses as to why they either don't have the money or the interest to trade, not causes) -228144;1350442271;mircea_popescu;im not doing anything on reddit, so that might be a good spot. -228143;1350442284;mircea_popescu;tho iirc it's mostly btc-hostile (apart from btc people trying to keep a foothold) -228142;1350442287;jurov;no, i never planned that. just add it to relevant topics -228141;1350442290;mircea_popescu;jurov : you might try SA forums. -228140;1350442329;mircea_popescu;http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3413928&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=166 << there's a good thread :D -228139;1350442330;pigeons;or EVE Online -228138;1350442353;thestringpuller;lol eve -228137;1350442364;thestringpuller;list an eve company on mpex -228136;1350442420;Diablo-D3;sure why not -228135;1350442462;thestringpuller;would you be open to that mircea_popescu? -228134;1350442484;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller if it can show a btc revenue source -228133;1350442597;jurov; im not doing anything on reddit, so that might be a good spot... loool you forgot what i wrote yesterday? reddit reception was much worse than btctalk -228132;1350442622;mircea_popescu;jurov so therefore the girl is actually helping you lol -228131;1350442638;thestringpuller;lol illuminati -228130;1350442669;mircea_popescu;no, just, random idiot is a little less prone to start running his mouth for fear she might "troll him" -228129;1350442683;thestringpuller;when you control the btc market mircea_popescu give me one whitehouse intern -228128;1350442691;mircea_popescu;lol -228127;1350442700;mircea_popescu;why not get your own ? they're not that hard you know. -228126;1350442915;thestringpuller;i should just hire cute interns -228125;1350442924;thestringpuller;offer them a share of mah dick -228124;1350443047;jurov;w000t google has free charts api... no messing with js -228123;1350443708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22819 @ 0.00042006 = 9.5853 BTC [+] -228122;1350444495;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/bitcoin-is-creating-a-whole-new-set-of-problems/ if anyone's curious. -228121;1350444545;kakobrekla;who was doxed -228120;1350444594;Diablo-D3;no one? -228119;1350444636;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i dunno, some -otc kid -228118;1350444653;mircea_popescu;didn't care enough to ask. -228117;1350444662;kakobrekla;oh you. -228116;1350446748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36700 @ 0.00042115 = 15.4562 BTC [+] -228115;1350446750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.0004213 = 3.6653 BTC [+] -228114;1350448268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4273 @ 0.0004176 = 1.7844 BTC [-] -228113;1350448270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10027 @ 0.0004175 = 4.1863 BTC [-] -228112;1350449885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00041778 = 5.3894 BTC [+] -228111;1350451488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00042127 = 1.2638 BTC [+] -228110;1350452565;thestringpuller;this channel became silent -228109;1350452604;Azelphur;this channel became unsilent -228108;1350452621;thestringpuller;Yay -228107;1350452623;mircea_popescu;lol -228106;1350453045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 853 @ 0.00041824 = 0.3568 BTC [-] -228105;1350453045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00041817 = 3.5544 BTC [-] -228104;1350453216;thestringpuller;that was a good mental image Azelphur -228103;1350453225;Azelphur;thestringpuller: :D -228102;1350453919;mircea_popescu;smickles what's the difference between cosplay and dressing as slave leila anyway ?! -228101;1350453970;thestringpuller;you obviously don't know the way of the neckbeards -228100;1350453998;jcpham;http://youtu.be/ZZ5LpwO-An4 -228099;1350454001;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: there are 19 year olds who think they know philosophy better than the creators? -228098;1350454009;thestringpuller;(referring to blog post I just skimmed) -228097;1350454012;mircea_popescu;actually those who think so are moslty 19 -228096;1350454018;jcpham;i'm 19 -228095;1350454027;mircea_popescu;you're not 19 -228094;1350454029;jcpham;you are offending me -228093;1350454057;jcpham;ok i'm almost 19 -228092;1350454065;thestringpuller;meh when I was 19 I learned what "know thyself" truly meant, in conjunction with to truly learn you must admit you know nothing and always seek answers -228091;1350454079;mircea_popescu;yawell. -228090;1350454083;thestringpuller;kids just think they're invincible? or are pampered? -228089;1350454084;jcpham;yeah ilearned that too -228088;1350454099;jcpham;i'm a member of certain masonic and fraternal organizations -228087;1350454107;jcpham;they teach you that you know nothing thing -228086;1350454113;jcpham;birth to death, blah -228085;1350454118;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller self esteem and all sorts of retardedness, like no more at home beatings. -228084;1350454193;jcpham;is this the official channel of all things bitcoin divisible as an asset -228083;1350454206;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8Gr3LPzwMw -228082;1350454209;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu I don't know if you've seen Chappelle's Show, but there is this episode where this "white family" gives timeout to this hoodlum kid for "mouthing off". So he goes up to his room picks up a dirty mag and says, "timeout rules" -228081;1350454222;mircea_popescu;lol -228080;1350454237;thestringpuller;so I guess you're right -228079;1350454252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22349 @ 0.00041792 = 9.3401 BTC [-] -228078;1350454254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25500 @ 0.00041989 = 10.7072 BTC [+] -228077;1350454255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34600 @ 0.0004213 = 14.577 BTC [+] -228076;1350454256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33400 @ 0.00042154 = 14.0794 BTC [+] -228075;1350454257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00042393 = 2.9675 BTC [+] -228074;1350454257;thestringpuller;I was never beaten as a kid, but I learned to respect mah folks. -228073;1350454258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2151 @ 0.00042425 = 0.9126 BTC [+] -228072;1350454269;mircea_popescu;beatings are like nuclear weapons -228071;1350454276;mircea_popescu;kids must know they're fully available and will be used. -228070;1350454279;mircea_popescu;then they're not really needed. -228069;1350454289;smickles;mircea_popescu: nothing, but that thread was all _naruto_ cosplay until the leia cosplay -228068;1350454298;thestringpuller;Lol -228067;1350454302;mircea_popescu;omg cosplay takeover ? -228066;1350454303;smickles;and it was a massive amount of naruto cosplay -228065;1350454305;mircea_popescu;wtf is naruto -228064;1350454318;thestringpuller;anime? -228063;1350454321;thestringpuller;usagi would know -228062;1350454322;mircea_popescu;and leila ? -228061;1350454323;thestringpuller;XD -228060;1350454329;thestringpuller;leia = star wars -228059;1350454335;mircea_popescu;o wow?! -228058;1350454341;mircea_popescu;i thought star wars is scifi -228057;1350454352;thestringpuller;lol -228056;1350454447;thestringpuller;you don't look that old mircea_popescu -228055;1350454464;mircea_popescu;how old is that old ? -228054;1350454781;thestringpuller;I work with a guy who upgraded his computer to run doom -228053;1350454801;mircea_popescu;my first pc was a 286 -228052;1350454809;thestringpuller;you're not that old =P -228051;1350454814;thestringpuller;you're silver age -228050;1350454818;mircea_popescu;before that i had a bunch of z80 clones -228049;1350454830;thestringpuller;old would be kids who programmed on the altair 8800 -228048;1350454839;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller http://trilema.com/2012/chaos-battle-of-the-wizards/ -228047;1350454842;mircea_popescu;ever played that ? -228046;1350454878;thestringpuller;that looks awesome, but unfortunately no I haven't -228045;1350454916;mircea_popescu;noob :D -228044;1350454922;thestringpuller;:( -228043;1350454928;thestringpuller;But I'm going to play it now -228042;1350454932;thestringpuller;it's never too late to play classics -228041;1350454983;thestringpuller;bitcoin: ageism -228040;1350455824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31200 @ 0.00042233 = 13.1767 BTC [-] -228039;1350455993;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you don't look a day over 35 -228038;1350456002;thestringpuller;or 30 -228037;1350456020;thestringpuller;to be honest from the picture on your blog I would think you were in your 20's -228036;1350456776;mircea_popescu;in that pic i was. -228035;1350457354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39973 @ 0.0004175 = 16.6887 BTC [-] -228034;1350457355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1527 @ 0.00041748 = 0.6375 BTC [-] -228033;1350458201;dub;http://images.wikia.com/uncyclopedia/images/a/a9/He-Man.gif -228032;1350458919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00041835 = 7.112 BTC [+] -228031;1350459242;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: the old man -228030;1350459255;thestringpuller;That's your illuminati name "the old man" -228029;1350459758;smickles;thestringpuller: http://encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu for the latest pic of mircea_popescu -228028;1350459784;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu -228027;1350459797;smickles;i think i spelled it wrong the first time -228026;1350460270;thestringpuller;wow -228025;1350460491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00041793 = 8.5258 BTC [-] -228024;1350460493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00041748 = 4.467 BTC [-] -228023;1350460859;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 100 @ 0.0629201 = 6.292 BTC [-] -228022;1350462349;thestringpuller;heh -228021;1350462395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1562 @ 0.00041835 = 0.6535 BTC [+] -228020;1350462396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00041937 = 1.7194 BTC [+] -228019;1350463930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00042015 = 3.9494 BTC [+] -228018;1350465450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16330 @ 0.00042015 = 6.861 BTC [+] -228017;1350465451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25773 @ 0.00041748 = 10.7597 BTC [-] -228016;1350465453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4347 @ 0.00041745 = 1.8147 BTC [-] -228015;1350466965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48012 @ 0.00042051 = 20.1895 BTC [+] -228014;1350468549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6190 @ 0.00042051 = 2.603 BTC [+] -228013;1350468551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44853 @ 0.00041745 = 18.7239 BTC [-] -228012;1350468552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 457 @ 0.0004174 = 0.1908 BTC [-] -228011;1350471600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.00042087 = 11.2793 BTC [+] -228010;1350473119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00041867 = 4.0611 BTC [-] -228009;1350473120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3343 @ 0.0004174 = 1.3954 BTC [-] -228008;1350474672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.0004171 = 5.756 BTC [-] -228007;1350474673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.0004167 = 8.834 BTC [-] -228006;1350474675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00041639 = 2.9564 BTC [-] -228005;1350474676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00041597 = 2.6206 BTC [-] -228004;1350476207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00041597 = 9.6505 BTC [-] -228003;1350476208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00041591 = 0.6655 BTC [-] -228002;1350477748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30500 @ 0.00041591 = 12.6853 BTC [-] -228001;1350479261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00041591 = 3.7848 BTC [-] -228000;1350479262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17088 @ 0.00041582 = 7.1055 BTC [-] -227999;1350480533;kakobrekla;http://eprint.iacr.org/2012/584.pdf -227998;1350480935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10980 @ 0.00041605 = 4.5682 BTC [+] -227997;1350480935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26500 @ 0.00041646 = 11.0362 BTC [+] -227996;1350480937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11020 @ 0.00041737 = 4.5994 BTC [+] -227995;1350482427;EskimoBob;thanks kakobrekla, this has some really interesting information. -227994;1350482449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21637 @ 0.00041737 = 9.0306 BTC [+] -227993;1350482450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5063 @ 0.00041748 = 2.1137 BTC [+] -227992;1350482526;EskimoBob;for start, it proves that no matter what money/coin is used, it still ends up in the hands of 1% -227991;1350482537;EskimoBob;same shit, different coin :) -227990;1350521575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4122 @ 0.00041802 = 1.7231 BTC [+] -227989;1350521577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40100 @ 0.00042015 = 16.848 BTC [+] -227988;1350521578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4788 @ 0.00042087 = 2.0151 BTC [+] -227987;1350521579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00042106 = 2.9895 BTC [+] -227986;1350521580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25600 @ 0.00042121 = 10.783 BTC [+] -227985;1350521581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00042125 = 9.2675 BTC [+] -227984;1350521582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11290 @ 0.00042136 = 4.7572 BTC [+] -227983;1350521671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00042136 = 0.0421 BTC [+] -227982;1350522703;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 650 @ 0.11358979 = 73.8334 BTC [-] -227981;1350522721;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 650 @ 0.2194982 = 142.6738 BTC [+] -227980;1350524289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00041811 = 4.8919 BTC [-] -227979;1350525748;thestringpuller;;;ticker -227978;1350525749;gribble;Best bid: 11.82665, Best ask: 11.8277, Bid-ask spread: 0.00105, Last trade: 11.93505, 24 hour volume: 23156, 24 hour low: 11.7, 24 hour high: 11.95998 -227977;1350525870;Diablo-D3;http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2012/10/17/man-arrested-in-plot-to-blow-up-federal-reserve-bank-in-new-york/?hpt=hp_t1 -227976;1350525874;Diablo-D3;damnit! -227975;1350525881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6824 @ 0.00041744 = 2.8486 BTC [-] -227974;1350525882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23976 @ 0.00041733 = 10.0059 BTC [-] -227973;1350525930;thestringpuller;lol mpoe is going up and down -227972;1350526686;Diablo-D3;http://i.imgur.com/jO3lR.gif -227971;1350526690;Diablo-D3;http://i.imgur.com/vzWw4.gif -227970;1350527334;thestringpuller;:P -227969;1350527424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00041811 = 8.5294 BTC [+] -227968;1350527426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10724 @ 0.00041866 = 4.4897 BTC [+] -227967;1350528949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18752 @ 0.00041866 = 7.8507 BTC [+] -227966;1350530528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.0004207 = 5.427 BTC [+] -227965;1350531363;BTC-Mining;eh, it looks like it would now take something like 200 months for getting back your investment in interests on S.MPOE -227964;1350532166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25200 @ 0.00042064 = 10.6001 BTC [-] -227963;1350533674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6201 @ 0.00042045 = 2.6072 BTC [-] -227962;1350534821;rg;I DONT WANNA WERK -227961;1350534828;rg;I JUST WANNA BANG ON MIRCEA'S SLUTS ALL DAY -227960;1350535030;copumpkin;rg: when do you move? -227959;1350535179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42500 @ 0.00042045 = 17.8691 BTC [-] -227958;1350535543;rg;copumpkin: not soon enough -227957;1350535552;rg;my cheap ass employer is 'shopping for immigration lawyers' -227956;1350535559;copumpkin;:/ -227955;1350535563;rg;they were setup with a perfectly fine guy -227954;1350535572;rg;he did the immigration for my friend from Ukraine -> UK -227953;1350535576;dub;still moving to scamtown? -227952;1350535581;rg;who also works at the company -227951;1350535587;rg;but he wants to be paid, obviously -227950;1350535591;rg;and they dont wanna pay him -227949;1350535640;dub;dammit now i've go tto play -227948;1350535647;rg;their cheapskatery is inhibiting my employment -227947;1350535652;dub;dammit wrong window -227946;1350536765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 599 @ 0.00042045 = 0.2518 BTC [-] -227945;1350536766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8848 @ 0.0004203 = 3.7188 BTC [-] -227944;1350536767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2753 @ 0.00042004 = 1.1564 BTC [-] -227943;1350538105;copumpkin;rg: tell them to quit being assholes -227942;1350538108;copumpkin;*arseholes -227941;1350538201;rg;i id -227940;1350538202;rg;did -227939;1350538205;rg;i talked to them the other weke -227938;1350538213;rg;a friend who works there was ordered to do a report -227937;1350538216;rg;and i helped him with it -227936;1350538219;rg;meaning i got credit on it -227935;1350538224;rg;so when he presented i -227934;1350538226;rg;it -227933;1350538232;rg;my name was plastered all over the bulk of it -227932;1350538241;rg;so they were like ohh shit... hes already doing work for us -227931;1350538250;rg;i got an email the next day -227930;1350538353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8917 @ 0.00042058 = 3.7503 BTC [+] -227929;1350539905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28783 @ 0.00042058 = 12.1056 BTC [+] -227928;1350539907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14917 @ 0.00042004 = 6.2657 BTC [-] -227927;1350541445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.00042004 = 8.9469 BTC [-] -227926;1350542973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00042064 = 4.9215 BTC [+] -227925;1350544583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15500 @ 0.00042064 = 6.5199 BTC [+] -227924;1350544585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31833 @ 0.0004207 = 13.3921 BTC [+] -227923;1350546088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41017 @ 0.00042008 = 17.2304 BTC [-] -227922;1350546089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3083 @ 0.00042004 = 1.295 BTC [-] -227921;1350547591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3510 @ 0.0004207 = 1.4767 BTC [+] -227920;1350549186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6757 @ 0.0004207 = 2.8427 BTC [+] -227919;1350549187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4493 @ 0.00042136 = 1.8932 BTC [+] -227918;1350549189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23750 @ 0.00042155 = 10.0118 BTC [+] -227917;1350550822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53600 @ 0.00042046 = 22.5367 BTC [-] -227916;1350552347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44500 @ 0.00042071 = 18.7216 BTC [+] -227915;1350553867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00042046 = 2.3966 BTC [-] -227914;1350553868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7708 @ 0.00042004 = 3.2377 BTC [-] -227913;1350553870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23992 @ 0.00041869 = 10.0452 BTC [-] -227912;1350555434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00042071 = 5.1747 BTC [+] -227911;1350555435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00042155 = 2.4871 BTC [+] -227910;1350556937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00041869 = 6.6153 BTC [-] -227909;1350558461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10813 @ 0.00041869 = 4.5273 BTC [-] -227908;1350558462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10678 @ 0.00041793 = 4.4627 BTC [-] -227907;1350560019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18640 @ 0.00042155 = 7.8577 BTC [+] -227906;1350560020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8294 @ 0.00042219 = 3.5016 BTC [+] -227905;1350560021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5866 @ 0.00042224 = 2.4769 BTC [+] -227904;1350561625;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 6 @ 0.10801886 = 0.6481 BTC [-] -227903;1350563209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7804 @ 0.00042224 = 3.2952 BTC [+] -227902;1350564827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31900 @ 0.00042052 = 13.4146 BTC [-] -227901;1350566350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00042052 = 4.079 BTC [-] -227900;1350567203;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 3 @ 0.04567205 = 0.137 BTC [-] -227899;1350568747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6012 @ 0.00041853 = 2.5162 BTC [-] -227898;1350568749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2822 @ 0.00041793 = 1.1794 BTC [-] -227897;1350568750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34900 @ 0.00041769 = 14.5774 BTC [-] -227896;1350568751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00041759 = 2.1297 BTC [-] -227895;1350570308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44000 @ 0.00041759 = 18.374 BTC [-] -227894;1350570308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00041743 = 4.55 BTC [-] -227893;1350571957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25577 @ 0.00041743 = 10.6766 BTC [-] -227892;1350614513;kakobrekla;not any more -227891;1350614586;mircea_popescu;what's up folks! -227890;1350614592;thestringpuller;you are back -227889;1350614599;thestringpuller;missed you the past few days -227888;1350614626;thestringpuller;jurov and i want to make pretty graphs for MPOE -227887;1350614636;thestringpuller;can we :) -227886;1350614875;mircea_popescu;haah sure. -227885;1350614898;mircea_popescu;i didn't even know i was gone! -227884;1350614931;thestringpuller;ive been reading your blog and taking metrics for my business project -227883;1350614941;thestringpuller;you have good insight into things -227882;1350614957;mircea_popescu;o hey ty. -227881;1350615009;copumpkin;lol, did Clipse run off too? -227880;1350615038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00045824 = 1.4205 BTC [-] -227879;1350615059;mircea_popescu;whoa ?! -227878;1350615090;mircea_popescu;when did 45 happen ? -227877;1350615103;thestringpuller;today -227876;1350615112;thestringpuller;jurov service has something to do with it -227875;1350615129;thestringpuller;i made a call today and its slowly been going up -227874;1350615139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 105 @ 0.0004601 = 0.0483 BTC [+] -227873;1350615141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48300 @ 0.00045738 = 22.0915 BTC [-] -227872;1350615142;mircea_popescu;let's simmer down for a moment. -227871;1350615142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40163 @ 0.0004557 = 18.3023 BTC [-] -227870;1350615143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00045383 = 6.989 BTC [-] -227869;1350615143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00045326 = 14.3683 BTC [-] -227868;1350615145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32171 @ 0.00044274 = 14.2434 BTC [-] -227867;1350615155;thestringpuller;lol -227866;1350615168;thestringpuller;its a new high. reason to celebrate non? -227865;1350615194;mircea_popescu;dude, srsly, it's very nice to wake up, log in, and see you're worth 30k btc more now -227864;1350615269;thestringpuller;reserve stock? -227863;1350615292;thestringpuller;or is that the market valuation of mpoe? -227862;1350615313;mircea_popescu;.g trilema mpoe resultate septembrie -227861;1350615314;markac;mircea_popescu: http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-rezultate-septembrie-2012/ -227860;1350615325;mircea_popescu;im like 90% shareholder still. -227859;1350615347;thestringpuller;wow you have a lot of stock reserved jaha -227858;1350615350;thestringpuller;good for you mang -227857;1350615377;mircea_popescu;it's been making money all around, you should ask smickles about mpoe.etf history. -227856;1350615385;thestringpuller;mpoe is worth almost 1m usd now? -227855;1350615390;thestringpuller;0.6M -227854;1350615397;mircea_popescu;originally my stock was offered in a ballot system (anyone could send money, fixed block would be allocated proportionally at the end of an interval) -227853;1350615415;mircea_popescu;he ran this glbse thing collecting investment and subscribing it in that programme -227852;1350615428;mircea_popescu;ended up with ~1.2 btc of stock for each .1 invested originally. -227851;1350615436;mircea_popescu;and no, mpoe is worth like 6mn now. -227850;1350615437;thestringpuller;wow -227849;1350615447;thestringpuller;congrats dude fo realz -227848;1350615457;thestringpuller;a lot haters out there -227847;1350615475;mircea_popescu;course it doesn't actually have the mkt depth to liquidate for 6mn, and anyway the contract prevents me from selling more than half. -227846;1350615482;thestringpuller;behind every successful person lies a pack of haters -227845;1350615484;mircea_popescu;so it's not really realisable as it is. but still nice. -227844;1350615496;mircea_popescu;what haters tho ? everyone's been very supportive since day one. -227843;1350615517;thestringpuller;like the people who trash you on the forums like children -227842;1350615522;mircea_popescu;eh the forum -227841;1350615542;mircea_popescu;half o' those dunno what day it is. -227840;1350615595;thestringpuller;qq real quick off topic sorta: why is s.dice illiquid atm? -227839;1350615610;thestringpuller;is it because of the last dividend payment? -227838;1350615612;mircea_popescu;i dunno -227837;1350615614;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -227836;1350615616;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00298094 / 0.0034 (1988753 shares, 5,928.36 BTC) -227835;1350615625;mircea_popescu;kinda weak huh. -227834;1350615629;thestringpuller;yea -227833;1350615637;thestringpuller;i was gonna try to market make -227832;1350615642;thestringpuller;but whats the point... -227831;1350615644;mircea_popescu;somebody had a nice analysis thread in forum, do you have a link ? -227830;1350615648;mircea_popescu;maybe the thing lost money on bets ? -227829;1350615652;thestringpuller;yea -227828;1350615656;mircea_popescu;o it did ?! -227827;1350615670;thestringpuller;no i meant o saw the link -227826;1350615671;thestringpuller;i* -227825;1350615673;mircea_popescu;a -227824;1350615680;thestringpuller;sorru thumb typing on phone -227823;1350615688;thestringpuller;typoes everywhere -227822;1350615690;mircea_popescu;anyway you need significant capital to mm that. it's a 400k-ish float object -227821;1350615697;thestringpuller;yea -227820;1350615742;thestringpuller;someone posted some numbers stating the roi on the sdice dividends is over a year -227819;1350615750;thestringpuller;maybe 2 -227818;1350615765;mircea_popescu;what did it come to ? something like 5% ish ? -227817;1350615786;thestringpuller;lemme see -227816;1350615794;thestringpuller;its linkes to the ipo -227815;1350615797;thestringpuller;linked* -227814;1350615868;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/2Gyqt.png -227813;1350615872;mircea_popescu;ya seems to have retraced a little -227812;1350615882;thestringpuller;foubd it -227811;1350615897;mircea_popescu;i think many people buy/sell based on the immediate dividends expectation -227810;1350615947;Diablo-D3;yeah -227809;1350615956;Diablo-D3;thats what pissed all the DMC shareholders off -227808;1350615969;thestringpuller;3200 btc investment in sdice is 27 btc a month in div -227807;1350615970;mircea_popescu;and since past few days it lost ~2k... i guess dividend doesn't look like much -227806;1350615972;Diablo-D3;they suddenly discovered DMC wasnt a scam and tried to get nefario to shut it down -227805;1350615983;mircea_popescu;so they're selling, taking a 15% loss on their capital investment to avoid a 3% unrealised gain -227804;1350615983;thestringpuller;this guy out it at 118 month roi -227803;1350615988;thestringpuller;put* -227802;1350615998;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller what's "118 month roi" mean ? -227801;1350616027;thestringpuller;118 month for full recoup on the initial investment -227800;1350616029;Diablo-D3;I assume 118 months to break even -227799;1350616034;mircea_popescu;that's such an insane metric. -227798;1350616035;thestringpuller;what he said -227797;1350616039;thestringpuller;i know -227796;1350616042;thestringpuller;:/ -227795;1350616044;Diablo-D3;that metric doesnt make sense -227794;1350616048;Diablo-D3;because you still have the asset in the end -227793;1350616050;mircea_popescu;by this token, apple stock is like, "1978 month roi" -227792;1350616051;mircea_popescu;as if. -227791;1350616064;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: man, apple is such bullshit -227790;1350616069;thestringpuller;apple is predictable -227789;1350616069;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 bigger problem : do you think btc income will be as cheap in 12 months as it is today ? -227788;1350616072;Diablo-D3;its like what, $700 billion now? -227787;1350616080;mircea_popescu;look at the history. making a new btc used to cost <1 btc a year ago -227786;1350616083;mircea_popescu;now it's like 10 -227785;1350616088;mircea_popescu;next year it could even be 30-50 -227784;1350616090;Diablo-D3;they have lower $300 billion in assets, their brand is not worth the rest -227783;1350616107;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: dude, I sold a large chunk of btc when we crossed $1 thinking it would never cross that -227782;1350616116;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i know it's bullshit. i'd short it if i could guess when -227781;1350616126;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i know what you're saying. -227780;1350616130;Diablo-D3;then a year later it went to $30 -227779;1350616137;thestringpuller;shorting is a useful tool -227778;1350616144;mircea_popescu;many of the early people were "usd parity ?! ?! ??!?!?! ridiculous!!!!!" -227777;1350616168;thestringpuller;but we know it will deflate over time -227776;1350616173;thestringpuller;if people keep usong it -227775;1350616180;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that is what makes btc generators so valuable. -227774;1350616196;thestringpuller;miners hoard though -227773;1350616202;mircea_popescu;in 5 year's time (ie, 60 months) will you be willing to fight with the miners for a new 12 or 6 btc block ? -227772;1350616219;mircea_popescu;or will you just sit on your div-paying s.dice -227771;1350616230;thestringpuller;heh -227770;1350616234;mircea_popescu;(which meanwhile floated up to reflect the new competition in aquiring btc) -227769;1350616267;thestringpuller;thats like asking a guy would he rather go on a gold.expedition or get paid interest on a huge swiss bank account -227768;1350616272;mircea_popescu;yeah -227767;1350616289;mircea_popescu;that's the angle i see for sdice. there's this revenue stream in pure btc. there's others, but they are dwindling. -227766;1350616292;mircea_popescu;well... -227765;1350616297;thestringpuller;damn btc is so fucking cool -227764;1350616302;mircea_popescu;i hear you lol. -227763;1350616302;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I dunno though, I find it sad the normal stock market makes sense to me but bitcoin doesnt -227762;1350616315;thestringpuller;microeconomics in a anarchoCapitalist society -227761;1350616321;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i wouldn't go as far as to say it makes sense to me. -227760;1350616326;mircea_popescu;i get moments of clarity. -227759;1350616338;Diablo-D3;I dunno, I could make money on an average day if I was into that shit -227758;1350616345;Diablo-D3;also, if I had money to be into that shit :< -227757;1350616345;thestringpuller;btc market forces are different no banks -227756;1350616352;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: no -227755;1350616354;Diablo-D3;no volume -227754;1350616361;thestringpuller;there is vplume -227753;1350616368;thestringpuller;on mt gox at least -227752;1350616372;thestringpuller;not.like nyse -227751;1350616383;thestringpuller;but its more.money than most see in a lifetime -227750;1350616389;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 if you think in monetary mass terms then volume in btc IS HUGE. -227749;1350616401;mircea_popescu;that 5k s.dice traded this month ? sure, it's "just" 60k -227748;1350616410;mircea_popescu;however, it 's .25% OF ALL THE MONETARY MASS -227747;1350616422;thestringpuller;which is hughe -227746;1350616427;mircea_popescu;find me a stock that trades 0.001% of the usd monetary mass irl. -227745;1350616434;thestringpuller;LOL -227744;1350616448;thestringpuller;maybe apple when they merge witb google and buy the nsa -227743;1350616452;mircea_popescu;so people have this bad reference of thinking in usd value. think M3% -227742;1350616489;mircea_popescu;if anyone here plays those rts games where there's like 8 or 100 players and king of the hill ? -227741;1350616497;thestringpuller;heh -227740;1350616498;mircea_popescu;that's kinda what btc is really. we're all vieing for a 21mn btc hill. -227739;1350616521;thestringpuller;but what if you cant buy spmething eoth btc -227738;1350616531;mircea_popescu;you can't buy anything with dst eiher -227737;1350616533;thestringpuller;you have to dump.it to.fiay -227736;1350616551;mircea_popescu;.g dst -227735;1350616552;markac;mircea_popescu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time -227734;1350616554;mircea_popescu;pff -227733;1350616563;mircea_popescu;.g drepturi speciale de tragere -227732;1350616563;thestringpuller;LOL -227731;1350616564;markac;mircea_popescu: http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drepturi_speciale_de_tragere -227730;1350616572;mircea_popescu;XDR -227729;1350616574;mircea_popescu;there. -227728;1350616599;mircea_popescu;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_drawing_rights -227727;1350616604;thestringpuller;if manufacturers start accepting btc.there will be no need to dump -227726;1350616624;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller nah. i need to fucking get my physical delivery futures already -227725;1350616627;mircea_popescu;that will be the end of it. -227724;1350616647;thestringpuller;heh -227723;1350616679;thestringpuller;i feel as tho btc wll be the free iternet currency and will have liquidity to other currencies -227722;1350616692;thestringpuller;for the pjysical world -227721;1350616711;mircea_popescu;the internet-rl distinction is irrelevant from internet's pov. -227720;1350616734;mircea_popescu;it's like making a victorian society - "modern" society distinction cca 1880. -227719;1350616743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00043535 = 8.4893 BTC [-] -227718;1350616750;mircea_popescu;it makes sense from the past pov, but from the future wtf does this "modern" mean. o, not like you're used to ? heh. -227717;1350616832;thestringpuller;i have this awesome picture of the ecommerce clusterfuck -227716;1350616856;Diablo-D3;[08:13:09] Diablo-D3 if you think in monetary mass terms then volume in btc IS HUGE. -227715;1350616858;Diablo-D3;I meant glbse -227714;1350616863;thestringpuller;so maybe btc can replaxe ecommerce -227713;1350616865;Diablo-D3;btc volume, for what it is, is pretty big -227712;1350616883;mircea_popescu;too big, even. -227711;1350616896;Diablo-D3;its gigantic if you consider the fact we dont have an economy -227710;1350616900;mircea_popescu;ill feel a lot better about my options once mtgox volume permanently stabilizes under 10k a day -227709;1350616911;mircea_popescu;(esp if dollar value stays equal or > to today) -227708;1350616916;thestringpuller;ecommerce cost about 7% per transaction at the end of the day -227707;1350616920;Diablo-D3;I assume you mean week average per day -227706;1350616933;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i mean less than a day per month with over 10k -227705;1350616943;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller depends, some places its even 10 -227704;1350616943;Diablo-D3;monday and friday always have retard traffic -227703;1350616947;Diablo-D3;HURR IMMA DAY TRADERRRRRRR -227702;1350616956;mircea_popescu;lol -227701;1350616960;thestringpuller;LOL -227700;1350616963;thestringpuller;bdt -227699;1350616967;thestringpuller;what a fkasco -227698;1350616972;thestringpuller;we need more smart businesses -227697;1350616974;mircea_popescu;its so sad mtgox missed the change to be called derpox -227696;1350616989;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: jesus christ -227695;1350616998;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: how do you feel about bitinstant? -227694;1350617001;Diablo-D3;we'd have an influx of /b/tards and bronies -227693;1350617017;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller they're the ppl trying to get a card going, neh ? -227692;1350617026;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 o, and now we don't. -227691;1350617036;Diablo-D3;I'd like to believe we dont :< -227690;1350617050;thestringpuller;yea they are -227689;1350617054;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 that's the problem with you :D -227688;1350617061;Diablo-D3;sometimes I venture into other parts of the forum and dont like what I see -227687;1350617069;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller hey, unless it somehow blows up in their face its a good thing i think -227686;1350617078;Diablo-D3;well -227685;1350617083;Diablo-D3;have you seen the bitinstant fee schedule? -227684;1350617083;thestringpuller;hmm -227683;1350617084;Diablo-D3;its hueg -227682;1350617089;thestringpuller;yea its.fucked up -227681;1350617090;mircea_popescu;i havent looked -227680;1350617091;Diablo-D3;so yeah, I think its legit and safe -227679;1350617093;mircea_popescu;i don't much use ccs -227678;1350617100;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ->paypal, 6% + paypal fees -227677;1350617107;thestringpuller;4% for cash deposit -227676;1350617118;mircea_popescu;so what exactly is their value proposition ? -227675;1350617126;Diablo-D3;they dont report you to the IRS. -227674;1350617131;Diablo-D3;or homeland security or whoever -227673;1350617132;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -227672;1350617132;thestringpuller;instant deposits into exhanges -227671;1350617133;mircea_popescu;riight. -227670;1350617144;Diablo-D3;well, they may REPORT you -227669;1350617145;mircea_popescu;cause nobody asked them so far -227668;1350617148;Diablo-D3;but thye dont know your name -227667;1350617158;thestringpuller;you can have cash -> btc in 10.minutes -227666;1350617173;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller something lik that may be worth 10% -227665;1350617184;thestringpuller;heh -227664;1350617188;Diablo-D3;yeah -227663;1350617188;thestringpuller;ima do the oppositr -227662;1350617193;Diablo-D3;they're pretty fast at what they do -227661;1350617207;thestringpuller;btc -> cash in 10 min -227660;1350617229;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller im sure that'd have value -227659;1350617250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 255 @ 0.00339997 = 0.867 BTC [+] -227658;1350617251;thestringpuller;i hope so im launching closed beta this saturday -227657;1350617252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 545 @ 0.00339998 = 1.853 BTC [+] -227656;1350617258;thestringpuller;whoop whoop -227655;1350617277;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? what currencies ? -227654;1350617299;thestringpuller;usd for now. then euros -227653;1350617317;thestringpuller;then whatever demand asks for -227652;1350617341;thestringpuller;gonna use.moneygram/western union as the insts transaction -227651;1350617345;thestringpuller;insta* -227650;1350617349;Diablo-D3;surprised they dont try a chinese version -227649;1350617359;mircea_popescu;i think dbordello does something like this currently. -227648;1350617369;mircea_popescu;via moneypak iirc -227647;1350617376;thestringpuller;fastcash4bitcoins? -227646;1350617383;thestringpuller;oh btcpak -227645;1350617385;Diablo-D3;I wish github would hurry up -227644;1350617398;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you know i have a bunch of chinese people on mpex ? -227643;1350617405;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: orly? -227642;1350617409;mircea_popescu;very intelligent crowd. -227641;1350617419;Diablo-D3;yeah, chinese money men scare me -227640;1350617427;mircea_popescu;one dood was whining about having to keep move strings from cold to hot computer -227639;1350617443;mircea_popescu;then in the next email was o, wait, i figured it. i got a qr generator! now my phone can read it -227638;1350617452;Diablo-D3;_hah_ -227637;1350617460;Diablo-D3;thats an interesting way of solving the jew diamond problem -227636;1350617464;mircea_popescu;and this was like, 3 days after i explained gpg to him. understand, guy didn't even know linux existed on like, the 5th -227635;1350617470;mircea_popescu;then on the 9th was figuring qr on his own -227634;1350617477;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: wtf! -227633;1350617480;mircea_popescu;i AM SERIOUS -227632;1350617488;mircea_popescu;dude, i have to explain things like ONCE, and in passing -227631;1350617493;mircea_popescu;i think they read my emails > 500 times each. -227630;1350617494;thestringpuller;lol -227629;1350617494;Diablo-D3;this is where I say Ive been using linux for almost 15 years and have not looked back -227628;1350617518;thestringpuller;i started on dos -227627;1350617519;mircea_popescu;the difference is shocking, they've all read the faq etc. -227626;1350617526;Diablo-D3;I started on dos too -227625;1350617533;mircea_popescu;dr dos! -227624;1350617538;dub;pff younguns -227623;1350617543;thestringpuller;brb mircea_popescu will you be around later? id love to pick your brain some more. your info is invaluable -227622;1350617547;mircea_popescu;dub twyms. -227621;1350617547;Diablo-D3;ms dos 2.11 on a 6mhz 8086, 640kb of memory after upgrade -227620;1350617565;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller possibly, yea. but if not... im on pretty much daily. -227619;1350617570;Diablo-D3;single floppy drive, no modem, no harddrive (which were like 20mb and the size of the computer, even came in matching case) -227618;1350617575;thestringpuller;cool -227617;1350617578;thestringpuller;later all -227616;1350617596;dub;I remember my first floppy drive -227615;1350617620;Diablo-D3;5.25", 360kb -227614;1350617623;dub;no more programming whatever you needed again every time you turn the computer on -227613;1350617635;mircea_popescu;dub they had old 7inch ones in my computer lab at school, wall decoration -227612;1350617638;mircea_popescu;early 90s -227611;1350617652;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: hah, ever see those gigantic hard drive platters? -227610;1350617662;mircea_popescu;yeah lol. -227609;1350617670;mircea_popescu;actually, i typed on a cardpuncher, aged like 5. -227608;1350617674;Diablo-D3;recycle center around here had one, kept it as art -227607;1350617685;mircea_popescu;(i'm not making this shit up, my dad was working in a govt research center) -227606;1350617690;Diablo-D3;it was like 15 feet tall -227605;1350617700;dub;mircea_popescu must be old -227604;1350617701;mircea_popescu;a these weren't so big. those cabinet thingees. -227603;1350617711;Diablo-D3;yeah it was some like 70s shit -227602;1350617712;mircea_popescu;dub not rally, just romania was behind the times :D -227601;1350617717;dub;I had a computer in '83 -227600;1350617718;mircea_popescu;.g felix computer -227599;1350617719;markac;mircea_popescu: http://www.felixpc.com/ -227598;1350617729;Diablo-D3;dub: I was born in 1983 so :< -227597;1350617729;mircea_popescu;.wik felix computer -227596;1350617731;markac;"Felix is an open source programming language which provides an ML style type system with a syntax that C++ programmers should find easy to learn." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_(programming_language) -227595;1350617732;dub;that was well into the PC era though -227594;1350617736;mircea_popescu;jesus forgotten ;/ -227593;1350617757;mircea_popescu;http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_PC << romanian made pc clone. -227592;1350617767;mircea_popescu;1985. -227591;1350617802;dub;I used to buy games in a book -227590;1350617821;Diablo-D3;hah, I still have one of those books -227589;1350617823;dub;you typed out the code, played game once -227588;1350617828;dub;never bother again -227587;1350617850;mircea_popescu;dub early 90s romanian tv station used to have a computer show -227586;1350617863;mircea_popescu;they literally broadcast the code. you could load it into a z80 with a cable -227585;1350617876;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: lol cassete drive audio -227584;1350617878;mircea_popescu;beee-beeeep trdhgkjdfhkjghehekrjghe -227583;1350617886;Diablo-D3;*cassette -227582;1350617888;mircea_popescu;yup -227581;1350617888;dub;thats actually quite cool -227580;1350617904;mircea_popescu;half the time it was like... cracked programs too -227579;1350617907;mircea_popescu;i got saboteur that way -227578;1350617920;mircea_popescu;.g saboteur z80 -227577;1350617921;markac;mircea_popescu: http://www.juegaenlaweb.es/spectrum/ -227576;1350617925;Diablo-D3;woah -227575;1350617931;Diablo-D3;newsweek is ending publication -227574;1350617932;Diablo-D3;fuck yeah -227573;1350617950;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu had the same thing here, only via FM radio -227572;1350617953;dub;early copy protection wanst exactly hard to beat -227571;1350617964;mircea_popescu;dub unlike current ? :D -227570;1350617967;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla haha cool -227569;1350617999;mircea_popescu;now i wanna hear that header sound once more ;/ -227568;1350618006;mircea_popescu;wonder if youtube has it -227567;1350618037;Diablo-D3;man -227566;1350618040;Diablo-D3;you know what I miss? -227565;1350618048;Diablo-D3;having to look in the manual for a phrase -227564;1350618052;Diablo-D3;to continue the game -227563;1350618059;Diablo-D3;and fuck, I miss _manuals_ -227562;1350618068;Diablo-D3;some games came with thick fucking tomes -227561;1350618071;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 manuals sucked. -227560;1350618082;Diablo-D3;loaded with art and other shit -227559;1350618088;dub;then there was teh decoder rings -227558;1350618102;kakobrekla;hehe i got the best manual ever with my new router lemme take a pic -227557;1350618116;dub;lots of engrish? -227556;1350618131;Diablo-D3;Ive gotten electronics with no manual -227555;1350618137;Diablo-D3;I mean, not like pdf on cd or go online or something -227554;1350618140;Diablo-D3;there was _nothing_ -227553;1350618152;Diablo-D3;which is great, it didnt need one either -227552;1350618167;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUsNesaB0Ms hahah -227551;1350618266;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WWKNWgNwLA << ok, this. this WAS THE FUCKING SOUND OF HAPPINESS -227550;1350618312;Diablo-D3;oh hai, Ive heard this before -227549;1350618335;mircea_popescu;:D -227548;1350618343;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQOB7wFxSmY this was saboteur -227547;1350618351;kakobrekla;a there it is, very thick http://shrani.si/f/3r/x5/4aNMls9T/imag0228.jpg -227546;1350618357;kakobrekla;'enterprise' grade stuff. -227545;1350618395;mircea_popescu;lol. easy! -227544;1350618439;kakobrekla;yeah -227543;1350618441;dub;a lot of people actually like microtik too -227542;1350618442;kakobrekla;wasnt expecting that -227541;1350618455;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLH3I9QuSCM -227540;1350618459;kakobrekla;yeah its great stuff -227539;1350618462;dub;I know of at least one ISP that uses them, and not for CE shit -227538;1350618463;kakobrekla;very pleased -227537;1350618509;Diablo-D3;you know, I'd like to watch a version of dune like this -227536;1350618667;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 why covered tits? -227535;1350618699;dub;oh wow another dune? -227534;1350618736;dub;is it animated? -227533;1350618767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00043564 = 0.3485 BTC [+] -227532;1350618912;Diablo-D3;dub: its not real -227531;1350618925;Diablo-D3;I wish it was -227530;1350619092;dub;I drag out and watch the '84 and '00 movies every couple of years, never gets old -227529;1350619213;dub;actually reminds me, I think there might be some 'prequil' books I havent read yet -227528;1350619280;kakobrekla;any title for the movie' -227527;1350619505;dub;uh, dune -227526;1350619610;dub;http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087182/ and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0142032/ -227525;1350620025;vampireb;dune games were awesome -227524;1350620110;mircea_popescu;dune 1 sucked ass -227523;1350620126;vampireb;meh i liked it, dune 2 was much better -227522;1350620151;mircea_popescu;dune 2 kicked ass. invented a new genre for sure -227521;1350620297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30100 @ 0.00043754 = 13.17 BTC [+] -227520;1350620299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00043564 = 6.9267 BTC [-] -227519;1350620401;dub;was too bought into RA1 for that shit -227518;1350620438;dub;48 hour ps1 linkup games -227517;1350620510;dub;probably somethign to do with not having a pc -227516;1350621072;thestringpuller;the channel is alive again -227515;1350621092;dub;oh yeah, I played dune2 -227514;1350621630;Diablo-D3;https://venturebeat.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/fake-grimlock-server-on-fire.jpg?w=558&h=9999&crop=0 -227513;1350621844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.0004349 = 1.6091 BTC [-] -227512;1350622367;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you still around? -227511;1350622426;mircea_popescu;ya -227510;1350622533;thestringpuller;sweet -227509;1350623397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14844 @ 0.0004349 = 6.4557 BTC [-] -227508;1350623399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28800 @ 0.00043455 = 12.515 BTC [-] -227507;1350623400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10256 @ 0.00043225 = 4.4332 BTC [-] -227506;1350623448;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller did you have something in mind ? -227505;1350623488;thestringpuller;i was driving -227504;1350623498;thestringpuller;worked late -227503;1350623508;thestringpuller;lemme grab a keyboard amd a chair and we will talk -227502;1350623560;thestringpuller;AHhhhhhhh... much better. -227501;1350623570;thestringpuller;Nothing like a good 'ol qwerty keyboard. -227500;1350623821;dub;Satoshi reaches next level in 0 days, 22:22:00. -227499;1350623886;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu, i want to do the withdrawal version of BitInstant, allow for people to send a service BTC's (like fastcash4bitcoins.com) and sends out moneygrams within 10 minutes. The only thing is padding the fees -227498;1350623942;thestringpuller;I read some literature on "free as a value proposition" and in order to pad an expense of a service that is free, you have to have something else to make up for it -227497;1350623968;thestringpuller;I can't seem to figure out a way to do that with money gram fees (dey such a monopoly) -227496;1350624579;mircea_popescu;hm -227495;1350624615;mircea_popescu;i would think your greater problem would be handling money flows. -227494;1350624642;thestringpuller;that's handled -227493;1350624725;mircea_popescu;lol. i meant legally. -227492;1350624735;mircea_popescu;you'll be getting tons of money in and out. -227491;1350624783;thestringpuller;you talking AML? -227490;1350624808;mircea_popescu;that money service business stuff -227489;1350624835;vampireb;open a company, apply for MBS license -227488;1350624925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29354 @ 0.00043291 = 12.7076 BTC [+] -227487;1350624972;thestringpuller;can't I just write one of https://fastcash4bitcoins.com/Terms.aspx these -227486;1350625030;mircea_popescu;you really shouldn't be going into something like this w/o a lawyer partner. -227485;1350625035;mircea_popescu;too many things to fugde up. -227484;1350625053;vampireb;or go offshore -227483;1350625070;thestringpuller;my investor has lawyers on retainer -227482;1350625079;thestringpuller;so all the nitty legal stuff is covered -227481;1350625082;thestringpuller;kinda lucked out -227480;1350625088;mircea_popescu;well then you should ask them lol -227479;1350625098;thestringpuller;lol (writes it down) -227478;1350625103;mircea_popescu;run your plan by them, see what they say -227477;1350625104;thestringpuller;okay so what about padding the fees? -227476;1350625112;thestringpuller;lol -227475;1350625123;thestringpuller;I don't think lawyers will have advice on that -227474;1350625126;mircea_popescu;(well, basically, i will be taking lots of money in (from mtgox ?) and doling it out to many people who paid me btc. what do i do to make it legal ?) -227473;1350625142;mircea_popescu;a, the fees. -227472;1350625162;mircea_popescu;hm. -227471;1350625253;thestringpuller;for M between 5-50 bucks it 5 dollar fee 55-200 it's 12 dollars 200-500ish it's ~19 -227470;1350625264;thestringpuller;for moneygram* -227469;1350625273;thestringpuller;damn expensive :\ -227468;1350625282;mircea_popescu;do cash in mail for < 100 ? -227467;1350625363;thestringpuller;hmm, that's 1-2 days vs 10 minutes -227466;1350625440;mircea_popescu;yeah -227465;1350625443;mircea_popescu;a sticky issue. -227464;1350625452;thestringpuller;only if i were google -227463;1350625466;thestringpuller;they were able to make gmail free because of their ad revenue -227462;1350625559;mircea_popescu;well man... this is one of those problems that'll make the solver rich -227461;1350625571;mircea_popescu;and meanwhile litter the fields with dead companies. -227460;1350625605;thestringpuller;i'ma find away -227459;1350626444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00043515 = 3.9599 BTC [+] -227458;1350626445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4365 @ 0.00043721 = 1.9084 BTC [+] -227457;1350627960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46200 @ 0.00043397 = 20.0494 BTC [-] -227456;1350627962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10292 @ 0.00043291 = 4.4555 BTC [-] -227455;1350628792;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i've crunched numbers for like an hour -227454;1350628811;thestringpuller;the best I can do is 10% which is outrageous :\ -227453;1350629483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1435 @ 0.00043721 = 0.6274 BTC [+] -227452;1350631009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00044 = 0.264 BTC [+] -227451;1350632613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20379 @ 0.00043897 = 8.9458 BTC [-] -227450;1350634142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19921 @ 0.00043577 = 8.681 BTC [-] -227449;1350635718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00044 = 3.212 BTC [+] -227448;1350637232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17379 @ 0.00043782 = 7.6089 BTC [-] -227447;1350637233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8964 @ 0.00043531 = 3.9021 BTC [-] -227446;1350638766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40236 @ 0.00043531 = 17.5151 BTC [-] -227445;1350640273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9764 @ 0.00043471 = 4.2445 BTC [-] -227444;1350640274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00043734 = 13.8637 BTC [+] -227443;1350640276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9036 @ 0.00044 = 3.9758 BTC [+] -227442;1350641780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00043463 = 6.5629 BTC [-] -227441;1350643295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12836 @ 0.00044 = 5.6478 BTC [+] -227440;1350644807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36900 @ 0.00043463 = 16.0378 BTC [-] -227439;1350645285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500000 @ 0.00044 = 220 BTC [+] -227438;1350646808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00043463 = 1.9993 BTC [-] -227437;1350648345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00043314 = 2.0358 BTC [-] -227436;1350649890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00043314 = 6.5404 BTC [-] -227435;1350649892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1532 @ 0.00043415 = 0.6651 BTC [+] -227434;1350651410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13899 @ 0.00043496 = 6.0455 BTC [+] -227433;1350651412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17601 @ 0.00044 = 7.7444 BTC [+] -227432;1350652415;EskimoBob;"money gram" ? What is that? -227431;1350652765;EskimoBob;.estimate 290 -227430;1350652917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53900 @ 0.00044 = 23.716 BTC [+] -227429;1350654571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00043453 = 1.7381 BTC [-] -227428;1350654572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29768 @ 0.00043417 = 12.9244 BTC [-] -227427;1350654574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5632 @ 0.00043291 = 2.4381 BTC [-] -227426;1350655063;EskimoBob;is GLBSE sending out double payments? -227425;1350656109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4473 @ 0.00043789 = 1.9587 BTC [+] -227424;1350657595;Chaang-Noi;yes EskimBob -227423;1350657607;Chaang-Noi;EskimoBob they have for some not all -227422;1350657619;Chaang-Noi;and its odd cuz they only ahve enought to pay 90% anyway -227421;1350657635;Chaang-Noi;some get 100% some get 90% some get 1805 and some get 0% -227420;1350657644;Chaang-Noi;180% -227419;1350657648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6497 @ 0.00043291 = 2.8126 BTC [-] -227418;1350657650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41203 @ 0.00043229 = 17.8116 BTC [-] -227417;1350657662;Chaang-Noi;theymos and other owners will ahve to cover the losses -227416;1350657674;Chaang-Noi;what a fail boat glbse has turned into -227415;1350659181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00043499 = 1.479 BTC [+] -227414;1350660693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45400 @ 0.0004345 = 19.7263 BTC [-] -227413;1350660695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3927 @ 0.00043789 = 1.7196 BTC [+] -227412;1350660696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6073 @ 0.00044 = 2.6721 BTC [+] -227411;1350662272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22630 @ 0.00043506 = 9.8454 BTC [-] -227410;1350663792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00043573 = 6.0131 BTC [+] -227409;1350663793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9670 @ 0.00043506 = 4.207 BTC [-] -227408;1350663794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3630 @ 0.00043435 = 1.5767 BTC [-] -227407;1350664440;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: it just absurd. All they had to do was keep the damn thing open but close trading except issuer<->client -227406;1350664454;Chaang-Noi;yeah... -227405;1350664459;Chaang-Noi;its a fial boat im glad im not on -227404;1350664473;EskimoBob;i guess there is always at least 2 wasy to resolve problems, right, correct and everything else -227403;1350664526;EskimoBob;rats do not like sinking boats... theymos khmkk.... -227402;1350665410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29100 @ 0.00043549 = 12.6728 BTC [+] -227401;1350666971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00043549 = 6.2275 BTC [+] -227400;1350666972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21112 @ 0.00043538 = 9.1917 BTC [-] -227399;1350668442;mircea_popescu;what's this double payments thing ?! -227398;1350668478;thestringpuller;nefario being dumb -227397;1350668479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4620 @ 0.00043538 = 2.0115 BTC [-] -227396;1350668567;mircea_popescu;OK, I stand corrected. And if you prefer lulz over doing some research how exactly MPOE is financed, then sorry, I'll rather leave any further discussion to MPOE-PR . -227395;1350668571;mircea_popescu;^^ jurov ahaha -227394;1350668597;thestringpuller;forums is blowin up? -227393;1350668618;mircea_popescu;just a little lolz -227392;1350668623;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118679.msg1281743#msg1281743 -227391;1350668624;thestringpuller;ive stopped checking them since I discovered usagi is incompetent -227390;1350668722;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE -227389;1350668724;mircea_popescu;this is pretty cool -227388;1350668787;thestringpuller;yea -227387;1350668791;thestringpuller;he used google.charts -227386;1350668809;thestringpuller;can we have access to historical mpex data? -227385;1350668935;mircea_popescu;the twitter feed ? or what data you mean ? -227384;1350669199;jcpham;dolphin sex -227383;1350669344;mircea_popescu;that data is spermanently pealed. -227382;1350670014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22068 @ 0.00043538 = 9.608 BTC [-] -227381;1350670033;thestringpuller;permanently pealed? -227380;1350670108;mircea_popescu;sealed lol -227379;1350670112;mircea_popescu;it's a multipun. -227378;1350670630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 732 @ 0.00043519 = 0.3186 BTC [-] -227377;1350670632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53764 @ 0.00043626 = 23.4551 BTC [+] -227376;1350670633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37900 @ 0.00043715 = 16.568 BTC [+] -227375;1350670634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7604 @ 0.00044 = 3.3458 BTC [+] -227374;1350671774;Lucidize;spoonerism -227373;1350672146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36100 @ 0.00044 = 15.884 BTC [+] -227372;1350672249;BTC-Mining;So... who's advocating that people keep the double payment for themselve? -227371;1350672323;BTC-Mining;Doesn't seems to be the answer to me. -227370;1350672366;BTC-Mining;Kind of taking your personal grudge against Nefario and venging yourself at the detriment of others who are waiting for their funds. -227369;1350672393;BTC-Mining;Even if yes, most have zero trust in Nefario. -227368;1350672910;Chaaang-Noi;theymos said peole should keep the double payments and not give back to nefario -227367;1350672922;Chaaang-Noi;however theymos gave a guy a scammers tag just for that months ago -227366;1350672931;Chaaang-Noi;theymos... oh man, he has turned out to be a scummy fuck -227365;1350673037;BTC-Mining;Well what do you know... anonymous people... -227364;1350673054;BTC-Mining;Is he well known other than as theymos? -227363;1350673151;Chaaang-Noi;people i dont trust, mt gox, nefario now theymos... -227362;1350673165;Chaaang-Noi;gavin i am not happy about cuz of the name of his foundation.. but other than that fine -227361;1350673170;Chaaang-Noi;cassicuss is still cool... -227360;1350673173;Chaaang-Noi;but man... -227359;1350673193;BTC-Mining;Well, it does look like it was an "official" foundation -227358;1350673195;Chaaang-Noi;no one left to trust or work with really -227357;1350673208;Chaaang-Noi;then it should not be called "the bitcoin foundation" -227356;1350673216;Chaaang-Noi;im fine he has a foundation, and i want him to have one -227355;1350673227;Chaaang-Noi;just dont call it "the bitcoin foundation" -227354;1350673239;BTC-Mining;But I mean, most open source project have an "official" foundation which is not technically... well official at all. -227353;1350673240;Chaaang-Noi;cuz all it is is the mt gox and bitinstant foundation to pay gavin... -227352;1350673252;Chaaang-Noi;i dont like the name -227351;1350673262;Chaaang-Noi;it really pisses me off -227350;1350673274;Chaaang-Noi;not eveny one agres with me -227349;1350673279;Chaaang-Noi;every -227348;1350673318;BTC-Mining;Well, as the core devs seems to be participating... they're already kind of making things themselve anyway to start with. And been doing a great job. -227347;1350673320;BTC-Mining;I'm a bit annoyed but don't mind the name too much. -227346;1350673349;BTC-Mining;The thing is, no one can enforce it and someone will eventually try to claim "Bitcoin Foundation" -227345;1350673368;Chaaang-Noi;the should hold the name so no one will use it -227344;1350673372;Chaaang-Noi;but they should not use it -227343;1350673388;BTC-Mining;If they don't use it, they can't hold the name... -227342;1350673394;BTC-Mining;They need to establish it. -227341;1350673412;BTC-Mining;Better be the core dev establishing it before some random person makes literal claims to be the official Bitcoin Foundation -227340;1350673451;BTC-Mining;Would be hard to have "Bitcoin Foundation" registered and enforced in every damn country -227339;1350673463;BTC-Mining;and the devs don't have the resource for that anyway. -227338;1350673510;BTC-Mining;It's a wrong doing more good than harm to me. Especially if they establish with the name but keep the claim not to be the official foundation. -227337;1350673538;Chaaang-Noi;i understand your point -227336;1350673576;Chaaang-Noi;i think they should have set up two differnt foundations then -227335;1350673588;Chaaang-Noi;one that more or less did nothing but hold that name -227334;1350673592;Chaaang-Noi;id support that with money -227333;1350673628;BTC-Mining;Donating to get the name enforced would be a solution. -227332;1350673644;BTC-Mining;Registration might be challenged however. -227331;1350673657;BTC-Mining;It might not be copyrightable -227330;1350673669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8022 @ 0.00043658 = 3.5022 BTC [-] -227329;1350673670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34078 @ 0.00043615 = 14.8631 BTC [-] -227328;1350673670;BTC-Mining;Everywhere -227327;1350673907;BTC-Mining;I see people blindly attacking every authority on thinking and claims basically saying it's all wrong because it doesn't advantage them personally when other takes initiatives for themselves or others. Somehow it should always be for them. Yes there's corruption all around the world, but the majority of people in a position of authority knows what they're doing, have perfectly good -227326;1350673907;BTC-Mining;reasons to do what they do and are not corrupted. I don't always have the same priorities as them, but I don't go around blindly attacking everyone. -227325;1350674000;TomServo;Chaaang-Noi: Just curious, why don't you trust Mt Gox? -227324;1350674051;BTC-Mining;You know, those kind of people that if you'd not claim said authority was innocent or to be agreeing with them, but simply even suggesting there's no proof of anything or bringing forth any reasoning to it, you're automatically part of them and should be publicly executed? -227323;1350674056;Chaaang-Noi;they locked down a significant amount of my money and demanded i send in all sorts of docs -227322;1350674066;Chaaang-Noi;like address passport wedding certificat -227321;1350674068;Chaaang-Noi;bills -227320;1350674074;Chaaang-Noi;like loads of crazy shit -227319;1350674079;BTC-Mining;To only slightly exagerate... yes, that kind of persons... drives me nut. -227318;1350674089;TomServo;Ahh, well yeah, I suppose that would do it. -227317;1350674155;BTC-Mining;Chaaang-Noi, I'd expect that from any regulated financial service -227316;1350674168;Chaaang-Noi;wedding certificate? -227315;1350674168;BTC-Mining;To do it at some point with enough volume -227314;1350674186;BTC-Mining;Maybe. I don't know their local laws and requirements. -227313;1350674186;Chaaang-Noi;translated and then certified? -227312;1350674192;Chaaang-Noi;they are in japan -227311;1350674198;Chaaang-Noi;they did not have to do that -227310;1350674202;Chaaang-Noi;there was a thread on it -227309;1350674206;TomServo;I would expect it going in.. if it wasn't there to begin with I would agree doing it retroactively is suspect. -227308;1350674209;Chaaang-Noi;like 3 of them -227307;1350674227;Chaaang-Noi;mark called claimed on the forum he had proof i was a "terrorest or money launder" -227306;1350674229;BTC-Mining;Well, I don't consider bitcointalk.org as a good source of legal advice. -227305;1350674246;BTC-Mining;uh? -227304;1350674248;Chaaang-Noi;no i checked with my bank and my family lawyer -227303;1350674259;BTC-Mining;Well, odd... -227302;1350674262;Chaaang-Noi;they said i could sue for him making it public there was an AML investigation -227301;1350674267;Chaaang-Noi;he broke the law -227300;1350674276;BTC-Mining;That's bad. -227299;1350674280;Chaaang-Noi;i knoew -227298;1350674281;Chaaang-Noi;i know -227297;1350674289;Chaaang-Noi;it was a huge drama about 10 months ago -227296;1350674308;Chaaang-Noi;locked my shit down and said he had proof! -227295;1350674320;Chaaang-Noi;month later said the case was closed and i got my money -227294;1350674321;Chaaang-Noi;so much for proof -227293;1350675219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 266 @ 0.00043615 = 0.116 BTC [-] -227292;1350676763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29100 @ 0.00043509 = 12.6611 BTC [-] -227291;1350676765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00043435 = 0.4344 BTC [-] -227290;1350676840;midnightmagic;The wedding certificate was because your wife was active in your account wasn't she? -227289;1350676851;midnightmagic;It wasn't just "hey gimme your wedding certificate" totally out of the blue? -227288;1350676883;midnightmagic;Also, did your lawyer tell you he broke the law *of Japan*? -227287;1350676926;midnightmagic;Like, specifically.. of Japan.. the place where he's operating in. -227286;1350677018;midnightmagic;And what language, specifically, did he use when he said he had "proof"? Or are you paraphrasing again? -227285;1350678265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.000436 = 3.5752 BTC [+] -227284;1350679774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17034 @ 0.000436 = 7.4268 BTC [+] -227283;1350679774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21037 @ 0.00043805 = 9.2153 BTC [+] -227282;1350681309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63 @ 0.00043805 = 0.0276 BTC [+] -227281;1350681311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47025 @ 0.00044 = 20.691 BTC [+] -227280;1350682826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37700 @ 0.00044 = 16.588 BTC [+] -227279;1350684426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00043805 = 1.0951 BTC [-] -227278;1350709312;mircea_popescu;i guess everyone has already seen http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE ? -227277;1350710599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4979 @ 0.00043162 = 2.149 BTC [-] -227276;1350711326;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you are alive -227275;1350711352;mircea_popescu;yea ? -227274;1350711385;thestringpuller;you and smickles have been very helpful -227273;1350711411;thestringpuller;for that: thank you -227272;1350711437;mircea_popescu;hey, yw. -227271;1350711443;mircea_popescu;what did that smickles character do this time! -227270;1350711483;thestringpuller;he let me bounce my ideas off of him -227269;1350711501;thestringpuller;advice is worth a lot -227268;1350711558;mircea_popescu;hehe cool! -227267;1350711558;thestringpuller;i may be able to bring the money gram prices to negligible -227266;1350711659;thestringpuller;i read more about free models after talking with you -227265;1350712147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26414 @ 0.00043162 = 11.4008 BTC [-] -227264;1350712244;mircea_popescu;that's always good then! -227263;1350713630;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: so ultimately i came to the conclusion maybe personalized liiquidation solutions would be more affordable for both parties. one peronalized solution would be a bill pay service for rg -227262;1350713655;mircea_popescu;does this scale ? -227261;1350713657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.0004338 = 5.4225 BTC [+] -227260;1350713658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31300 @ 0.00043381 = 13.5783 BTC [+] -227259;1350713690;thestringpuller;yea like bitpay but its customized i suppose -227258;1350713719;thestringpuller;not so much payment as liquidation -227257;1350713730;noagendamarket;we need a plugin for quicken or mint.com -227256;1350713745;thestringpuller;i can do mint -227255;1350713811;mircea_popescu;actually a get-btc straight from mint would be great. -227254;1350713931;noagendamarket;need to track the prices at the time you use the coins ,capital gains tax etc -227253;1350713967;noagendamarket;gives me a headache to think about lol -227252;1350713987;mircea_popescu;most jurisdiction have sane tax laws -227251;1350713993;mircea_popescu;(as in, taxable when realised) -227250;1350714405;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.86438937 = 864.3894 BTC [+] -227249;1350714417;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 920 @ 0.76062356 = 699.7737 BTC [+] -227248;1350714430;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 880 @ 0.65720131 = 578.3372 BTC [-] -227247;1350714444;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 740 @ 0.55444696 = 410.2908 BTC [+] -227246;1350714739;thestringpuller;alot of puts... -227245;1350714798;thestringpuller;noagendamarket: im.actually.working on that for personal.use -227244;1350714800;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -227243;1350714822;noagendamarket;nice -227242;1350714823;thestringpuller;not mint though -227241;1350714835;thestringpuller;just using terminal -227240;1350715451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 100 @ 0.00300376 = 0.3004 BTC [-] -227239;1350715453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 300 @ 0.0033009 = 0.9903 BTC [+] -227238;1350715889;Chaaang-Noi;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=DRt78Vne -227237;1350715895;Chaaang-Noi;if not seen -227236;1350716050;copumpkin;oh -227235;1350716055;copumpkin;european date order -227234;1350716058;copumpkin;was confused there for a bit :) -227233;1350716234;Chaaang-Noi;:) -227232;1350716247;Chaaang-Noi;btw i did not leak this, its public -227231;1350716365;BTC-Mining;It really looks like Nefario is chickening out of legal responsibility, trying to make everything disappear. -227230;1350716379;BTC-Mining;I only saw tidbits quoted before. -227229;1350716380;Chaaang-Noi;yeah -227228;1350716385;Chaaang-Noi;i dont think anyone is after him -227227;1350716387;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: it is -227226;1350716391;Chaaang-Noi;esp since he did not collect aml stuff after all -227225;1350716395;Diablo-D3;I dunno, at least I bought back half the dmc shares -227224;1350716397;Diablo-D3;so theres that -227223;1350716419;Chaaang-Noi;he wants to pretend that someone is forcing him to do something but i dont think that is the case -227222;1350716427;noagendamarket;we are so screwed -227221;1350716452;Chaaang-Noi;well i kinda hope the govt does not go after nefario -227220;1350716492;Chaaang-Noi;im only 50% done as the log is loooong but it just looks like nefario wants to cover his ass -227219;1350716500;Chaaang-Noi;it also looks like more than 50% support him -227218;1350716520;Diablo-D3;yeah -227217;1350716521;Diablo-D3;I just -227216;1350716524;Diablo-D3;dont get it =/ -227215;1350716551;noagendamarket;It doesnt make any sense to me :/ -227214;1350716586;noagendamarket;Maybe he just cant be bothered anymore -227213;1350716590;noagendamarket;lol -227212;1350716738;Chaaang-Noi;i think he thinks that if he shuts this down nothing bad will happen to him -227211;1350716750;Chaaang-Noi;and if he keeps going he risks one day getting fucked hard by a lot of people -227210;1350716763;Chaaang-Noi;lot of govt people -227209;1350716781;Chaaang-Noi;i do understand why he is shutting it down -227208;1350716807;Chaaang-Noi;but he started this out being very anon and then changed it into what it is today in 3 versions -227207;1350716814;Chaaang-Noi;he really fucked up, he did this to himself -227206;1350716822;Chaaang-Noi;despite people telling him over and over not to -227205;1350716840;noagendamarket;we didnt buy shares in Nefario we bought them in bitcoinglobal. -227204;1350716865;Chaaang-Noi;more than 50% of bitcoin global voted to shut down GLBSE -227203;1350716883;Chaaang-Noi;are you one of the shareholders noagenda? -227202;1350716898;noagendamarket;there was npo point voting though -227201;1350716912;Chaaang-Noi;but there was a vote -227200;1350717001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00043381 = 3.1668 BTC [+] -227199;1350717002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16061 @ 0.00043401 = 6.9706 BTC [+] -227198;1350717004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20839 @ 0.00043404 = 9.045 BTC [+] -227197;1350717051;BTC-Mining;He refused to say anything and insists that there won't be any problems? -227196;1350717101;BTC-Mining;Wouldn't be surprised if he was ordered to shut it down but it was too minor for them to sanction Nefario more than that. -227195;1350717124;Diablo-D3;https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc6/190343_440022752702093_1392987282_n.jpg -227194;1350717130;BTC-Mining;Maybe an order to close the website and interdiction to do anything related to securities for some years. -227193;1350717146;BTC-Mining;Or he's just scared. -227192;1350717152;Chaang-Noi;i think he just got scared -227191;1350717169;BTC-Mining;Chaang-Noi, where was that link? -227190;1350717181;Chaang-Noi;if he really had some sort of thing with the govt aginst me he would not have sent me back my BTC like a week after he delisted me without my AML stuff -227189;1350717197;Chaang-Noi;was on the forum BTC-Mining from christo i think -227188;1350717216;noagendamarket;hes probably less scared of bitcoiners than the government :P -227187;1350717254;noagendamarket;unlike keyboard warriors the government can really fuck your shit up -227186;1350717282;Chaang-Noi;yeah why did he send me back BTC if he had the govt involved? -227185;1350717297;BTC-Mining;Mormons usually endorse republicans? -227184;1350717531;Azelphur;you guys know he did an interview and explained all this right? -227183;1350717578;noagendamarket;he explained shit -227182;1350717616;noagendamarket;and hes operating in bad faith -227181;1350717652;Azelphur;how else exactly would he shut down cleanly? -227180;1350717694;Chaang-Noi;send double payments? -227179;1350717694;noagendamarket;he probably thinks he did -227178;1350717704;noagendamarket;its all in his imaginatuion -227177;1350717724;Azelphur;he actually did -227176;1350717728;Azelphur;I know someone who got double paid lol -227175;1350717743;noagendamarket;the easy way to do it is just let people withdraw using their account on site -227174;1350717766;Azelphur;yea, would have probably been easier. -227173;1350717767;noagendamarket;then there is the way a retard would do it -227172;1350717775;noagendamarket;never go full retard -227171;1350717874;noagendamarket;Im done covering for nefario and he can dig himself out of his own mess. -227170;1350718592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27400 @ 0.00043204 = 11.8379 BTC [-] -227169;1350718593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26297 @ 0.00043404 = 11.4139 BTC [+] -227168;1350718595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2143 @ 0.00043493 = 0.9321 BTC [+] -227167;1350720114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9534 @ 0.00043162 = 4.1151 BTC [-] -227166;1350720116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29012 @ 0.00043145 = 12.5172 BTC [-] -227165;1350720117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12954 @ 0.00043115 = 5.5851 BTC [-] -227164;1350721620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24099 @ 0.00043115 = 10.3903 BTC [-] -227163;1350721622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4701 @ 0.0004306 = 2.0243 BTC [-] -227162;1350723170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19748 @ 0.00043165 = 8.5242 BTC [+] -227161;1350723172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37507 @ 0.0004306 = 16.1505 BTC [-] -227160;1350724674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46557 @ 0.00043493 = 20.249 BTC [+] -227159;1350724676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3416 @ 0.00043601 = 1.4894 BTC [+] -227158;1350724677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3598 @ 0.0004368 = 1.5716 BTC [+] -227157;1350724678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2029 @ 0.00043682 = 0.8863 BTC [+] -227156;1350726270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52300 @ 0.00043447 = 22.7228 BTC [-] -227155;1350726271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.0004306 = 0.732 BTC [-] -227154;1350727862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00043215 = 1.0372 BTC [+] -227153;1350729372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00043215 = 8.2109 BTC [+] -227152;1350730940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00043215 = 5.4883 BTC [+] -227151;1350732482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10962 @ 0.00043215 = 4.7372 BTC [+] -227150;1350734024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6248 @ 0.00043272 = 2.7036 BTC [+] -227149;1350735546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26152 @ 0.00043272 = 11.3165 BTC [+] -227148;1350735548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25648 @ 0.00043333 = 11.114 BTC [+] -227147;1350737055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9738 @ 0.00043215 = 4.2083 BTC [-] -227146;1350737057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25562 @ 0.00043167 = 11.0343 BTC [-] -227145;1350738557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00043333 = 8.6666 BTC [+] -227144;1350740221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 338 @ 0.00043167 = 0.1459 BTC [-] -227143;1350740222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26062 @ 0.00043133 = 11.2413 BTC [-] -227142;1350741722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13438 @ 0.00043133 = 5.7962 BTC [-] -227141;1350741723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28961 @ 0.00043066 = 12.4723 BTC [-] -227140;1350741724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4393 @ 0.0004306 = 1.8916 BTC [-] -227139;1350741725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4958 @ 0.00043057 = 2.1348 BTC [-] -227138;1350743231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15042 @ 0.00043057 = 6.4766 BTC [-] -227137;1350743232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00043036 = 3.3998 BTC [-] -227136;1350743233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.0004303 = 3.7436 BTC [-] -227135;1350743234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6660 @ 0.00043024 = 2.8654 BTC [-] -227134;1350744783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00043333 = 2.2533 BTC [+] -227133;1350746166;EskimoBob;did I miss anything interesting? -227132;1350746172;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 731 @ 0.10257112 = 74.9795 BTC [-] -227131;1350747723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28224 @ 0.00043047 = 12.1496 BTC [-] -227130;1350748785;kakobrekla;http://thatsmathematics.com/blog/archives/102 -227129;1350749386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5732 @ 0.00043134 = 2.4724 BTC [+] -227128;1350750900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7368 @ 0.00043134 = 3.1781 BTC [+] -227127;1350750902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16732 @ 0.0004312 = 7.2148 BTC [-] -227126;1350752436;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 9 @ 0.10121872 = 0.911 BTC [-] -227125;1350754047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6944 @ 0.0004312 = 2.9943 BTC [-] -227124;1350754049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40556 @ 0.00043065 = 17.4654 BTC [-] -227123;1350755776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15844 @ 0.00043065 = 6.8232 BTC [-] -227122;1350755778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6740 @ 0.00043024 = 2.8998 BTC [-] -227121;1350755779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24316 @ 0.00043016 = 10.4598 BTC [-] -227120;1350757323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18272 @ 0.00043288 = 7.9096 BTC [+] -227119;1350758828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2828 @ 0.00043313 = 1.2249 BTC [+] -227118;1350758829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47872 @ 0.00043261 = 20.7099 BTC [-] -227117;1350760337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6528 @ 0.00043261 = 2.8241 BTC [-] -227116;1350762000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48413 @ 0.00043167 = 20.8984 BTC [-] -227115;1350762001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1469 @ 0.00043333 = 0.6366 BTC [+] -227114;1350762002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4018 @ 0.00043335 = 1.7412 BTC [+] -227113;1350762780;Chaaang-Noi;in like a day this is the only post here http://thatsmathematics.com/blog/archives/102 -227112;1350762788;Chaaang-Noi;its a good post but no one even responded -227111;1350762811;Chaaang-Noi;this is a dead or soon to be dead chan -227110;1350762849;pigeons;no you're just on ignore ;) -227109;1350763526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16589 @ 0.00043016 = 7.1359 BTC [-] -227108;1350763528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16511 @ 0.00042997 = 7.0992 BTC [-] -227107;1350764323;Chaaang-Noi;lol ;) -227106;1350765059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 189 @ 0.00042997 = 0.0813 BTC [-] -227105;1350765061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34211 @ 0.00042963 = 14.6981 BTC [-] -227104;1350766568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32482 @ 0.00043335 = 14.0761 BTC [+] -227103;1350766569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11218 @ 0.00043376 = 4.8659 BTC [+] -227102;1350767066;thestringpuller;anyone alive out there? -227101;1350767081;BTC-Mining;I am -227100;1350767142;thestringpuller;I'm attempting to launch a service tonight -227099;1350768082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24000 @ 0.00043192 = 10.3661 BTC [-] -227098;1350768384;FabianB_;thestringpuller: what kind of? -227097;1350769595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15789 @ 0.00042963 = 6.7834 BTC [-] -227096;1350769596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22111 @ 0.00042951 = 9.4969 BTC [-] -227095;1350770538;thestringpuller;FabianB_: I'm launching a liquidation service. The main product is turning bitcoins into cash via moneygram within 1 hour -227094;1350770570;thestringpuller;the side product is personalized liquidity solutions for people who need to pay expenses in bitcoin but don't want to deal with fiat at all -227093;1350770635;thestringpuller;hopefully rg will be my first client for that latter -227092;1350770945;jurov;so.i can't discuss mpex on btctalk anymore.. there's always somebody who says it's child porn site -227091;1350771006;thestringpuller;dude btctalk is fucking annoying -227090;1350771015;thestringpuller;there is no child porn on that site -227089;1350771024;thestringpuller;just a /b/ like board where girls post nudie pics -227088;1350771027;thestringpuller;which isn't even really porn -227087;1350771030;thestringpuller;bageezus -227086;1350771041;thestringpuller;no one complains about fucking reddit.com/r/gonewild -227085;1350771088;jurov;i know. but btctalk is practically lost cause now. -227084;1350771110;thestringpuller;le sigh -227083;1350771112;thestringpuller;too many trolls -227082;1350771123;thestringpuller;everything encounters the eternal september it seems -227081;1350771134;thestringpuller;#bitcoin-assets is the last bastion of hope -227080;1350771150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00043192 = 4.6647 BTC [+] -227079;1350771151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11882 @ 0.00043376 = 5.1539 BTC [+] -227078;1350771153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6118 @ 0.00043403 = 2.6554 BTC [+] -227077;1350771172;thestringpuller;jurov: mircea_popescu loved the live ticker -227076;1350771192;jurov;yes, he helped me a bit with it -227075;1350771271;thestringpuller;well jurov I may end up using coinbr extensively if this service takes off to hedge fees -227074;1350771281;thestringpuller;from moneygram buttfucking me on the price -227073;1350771796;jurov;thx, i just got idea that kakobrekla's clients may need to hedge BTCUSD too -227072;1350771810;jurov;we'll se when he's around -227071;1350772707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16006 @ 0.00043403 = 6.9471 BTC [+] -227070;1350774290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00043154 = 0.8199 BTC [-] -227069;1350774292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.00043059 = 8.6979 BTC [-] -227068;1350775806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00043059 = 6.0283 BTC [-] -227067;1350777316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21376 @ 0.00043403 = 9.2778 BTC [+] -227066;1350777317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2924 @ 0.00043464 = 1.2709 BTC [+] -227065;1350778346;kakobrekla;;;ticker -227064;1350778347;gribble;Best bid: 11.67752, Best ask: 11.67753, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.67752, 24 hour volume: 22623, 24 hour low: 11.56025, 24 hour high: 11.85 -227063;1350778467;jurov;mornin kakobrekla -227062;1350778476;kakobrekla;heya jurov -227061;1350778478;kakobrekla;hows it going -227060;1350778483;jurov;slowly -227059;1350778492;kakobrekla;better slowly than backwards -227058;1350778518;jurov;hehe... don't bit4x client need some btc/usd hedging? -227057;1350778540;kakobrekla;hm? -227056;1350778568;kakobrekla;can you rephrase the question -227055;1350778583;jurov;like, i'm going to trade forex, fund my account in btc and then have second thoughts -227054;1350778604;kakobrekla;yea? -227053;1350778612;jurov;what if btc is going up and i'll be stuck at usd... -227052;1350778617;kakobrekla;eh? -227051;1350778620;kakobrekla;there is no usd -227050;1350778631;kakobrekla;your MT4 balance is denominated in btc -227049;1350778635;kakobrekla;there is no conversion -227048;1350778665;kakobrekla;thats the point of the whole thing -227047;1350778673;kakobrekla;:) -227046;1350778676;jurov;but what happens if btc shoots up? you eat the loss? -227045;1350778689;kakobrekla;we never convert the btc -227044;1350778750;kakobrekla;all deposits that clients made are in my cold storage -227043;1350778855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30514 @ 0.00043464 = 13.2626 BTC [+] -227042;1350778873;jurov;but if someone funds with btc and want to trade trades eur/usd, and later wants to cash out in bitcoins, you use current exch rate, no? -227041;1350778891;rg;good question -227040;1350778896;rg;ive been wondering a similar quetion -227039;1350778904;jurov;then they have to take bitcoin movement into account -227038;1350778929;kakobrekla;you can only cash out in bitcoins -227037;1350778933;kakobrekla;its not an option. -227036;1350778939;kakobrekla;everything is in bitcoins -227035;1350778944;jurov;you dodge my question -227034;1350778946;kakobrekla;your deposit, your mt4 balance, your PL -227033;1350778951;kakobrekla;your withdrawal -227032;1350778952;kakobrekla;no -227031;1350778964;jurov;so it's practically btc.usd forex? -227030;1350778966;kakobrekla;you keep asking me about usd/btc -227029;1350778977;kakobrekla;as site says its irrelevant as per your trading -227028;1350779055;jurov;so i deposit, say, 100BTC. now, can i use them for usd/eur/gold forex trades, no? -227027;1350779111;kakobrekla;jurov yes -227026;1350779153;kakobrekla;for comodities 0.1 lot is minimum, meaning with 100 btc you need 1:100 leverage -227025;1350779161;kakobrekla;which is kinda dangerous -227024;1350779165;kakobrekla;for G/S -227023;1350779187;kakobrekla;for the rest of the stuff 0.01 is min, so 100 btc with 1:10 will do -227022;1350779229;kakobrekla;check margin and leverage here http://bit4x.com/faq.html -227021;1350779646;jurov;dunno, perhaps i'll have to try it myself to understand why btc/usd is irrelevant at bit4x -227020;1350779775;kakobrekla;sure -227019;1350779795;kakobrekla;you can try the demo, its eur only -227018;1350779803;kakobrekla;just imagine eur is btc on the exchange -227017;1350779813;kakobrekla;and thats about it. -227016;1350780381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11246 @ 0.00043464 = 4.888 BTC [+] -227015;1350781897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3916 @ 0.00043464 = 1.7021 BTC [+] -227014;1350781898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00043486 = 4.8269 BTC [+] -227013;1350781899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17284 @ 0.00043494 = 7.5175 BTC [+] -227012;1350783407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9759 @ 0.00043059 = 4.2021 BTC [-] -227011;1350783409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30014 @ 0.00043045 = 12.9195 BTC [-] -227010;1350784678;dub;mmm the mrs brought me back a 21 y/o -227009;1350784798;kakobrekla;hm? -227008;1350784926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1845 @ 0.00043045 = 0.7942 BTC [-] -227007;1350784992;dub;http://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/balvenie-port-wood-21-year-old-whisky/ -227006;1350803248;thestringpuller;just trading on price swaps i guess youd call it -227005;1350803267;BTC-Mining;Well that'd be mostly what I was doing then. -227004;1350803289;BTC-Mining;And the movements were quite extreme, it was ridiculous -227003;1350803335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.00042928 = 9.6588 BTC [-] -227002;1350803351;thestringpuller;but you have access to moning revenue -227001;1350803353;thestringpuller;thats gold -227000;1350803355;thestringpuller;lol -226999;1350803372;noagendamarket;glbse had massive spreads -226998;1350803387;noagendamarket;was nice trading that -226997;1350803400;BTC-Mining;Only because I put a lot of money upfront to start trading. -226996;1350803418;BTC-Mining;More than I could actively trade, so most had to be left in some asset or another. -226995;1350803441;BTC-Mining;It then allowed me to have a lot of lowball bids everywhere. -226994;1350803453;BTC-Mining;And people would always eventually sell into it. -226993;1350803479;BTC-Mining;Sometimes as low as 5%-30% of the asset's average value. -226992;1350803644;BTC-Mining;Hey, I'm calculating what I earned and it comes near 7% per week on average. -226991;1350803674;BTC-Mining;and I had no funds in Pirate. -226990;1350803685;thestringpuller;lol -226989;1350803696;thestringpuller;good for you. 0 pirate exposure -226988;1350803751;BTC-Mining;It's actually quite crazy. -226987;1350803778;BTC-Mining;All due to a few purchases under 10% of the asset's value. -226986;1350803790;thestringpuller;miners are the only secure form of returns imo -226985;1350803795;BTC-Mining;Sometimes even under or near the next dividend's value. -226984;1350803832;BTC-Mining;Eh, tell that to those who bought fixed hashing bonds... -226983;1350803840;BTC-Mining;They didn't rally make a profit. -226982;1350803919;mircea_popescu;miners are only secure in the sense that you're secure in the knowledge your investment will eventually devalue to almost 0. -226981;1350804017;thestringpuller;transaction fees will cover it -226980;1350804068;mircea_popescu;its a commodified market in it man. -226979;1350804082;thestringpuller;at some point 0 btc transactions will take days to clear no? -226978;1350804087;mircea_popescu;you'll have to double power every 18 months just to stay the same, and this AFTER it stops growing. -226977;1350804094;thestringpuller;0 btc miner fee -226976;1350804106;mircea_popescu;yes, but 0.000001 isn't much. -226975;1350804134;kuzetsa;it'll be fine -226974;1350804144;thestringpuller;if you have hardware couldnt you liquidate your equipment over time to somewhat cover the cost of keeping up with moores law... -226973;1350804147;thestringpuller;?* -226972;1350804171;kuzetsa;people playing satoshi dice will keep wasting time with the various faucets, and eating transaction fees to pay the miners for their electricity -226971;1350804195;mircea_popescu;;;bc,diff -226970;1350804196;gribble;3072321.7320208 -226969;1350804199;kuzetsa;[00:22:13_UTC-0400] it'll be fine -226968;1350804209;mircea_popescu;it'll be infinite. -226967;1350804268;thestringpuller;so its not profitable to mine? -226966;1350804306;thestringpuller;or is it just your profit decreases to 0 over time -226965;1350804403;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller it's a cash-flow business. let me dig the thing up -226964;1350804418;mircea_popescu;.g site:bitcointalk.org miner bonds worst investments you can make -226963;1350804462;thestringpuller;ugh -226962;1350804486;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=100303.0 -226961;1350804487;mircea_popescu;there -226960;1350804580;thestringpuller;:( -226959;1350804613;thestringpuller;i see -226958;1350804644;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu what about loans? -226957;1350804659;mircea_popescu;what about them ? -226956;1350804693;thestringpuller;are they more viable on the scale of "bad to good" -226955;1350804863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7503 @ 0.00042928 = 3.2209 BTC [-] -226954;1350804865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00042927 = 4.6361 BTC [-] -226953;1350804865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13097 @ 0.00042926 = 5.622 BTC [-] -226952;1350804963;BTC-Mining;Mining is profitable... just not for fixed mhash/s bond because of what's stated in the thread. -226951;1350804972;thestringpuller;lol -226950;1350804978;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller the last play-pretend forum banker defaulted recently, didn't he ? -226949;1350804991;mircea_popescu;loans work, but 5% a week bullshit is not "loans". -226948;1350804998;BTC-Mining;which one is that? -226947;1350805002;mircea_popescu;harnett -226946;1350805012;BTC-Mining;Did he? -226945;1350805020;thestringpuller;patrick harnett makes profits off loans non? -226944;1350805044;thestringpuller;oh patrick defaulted? -226943;1350805050;thestringpuller;whoa -226942;1350805100;mircea_popescu;i'm sure he has a great plan to make everything right over the span of a few years -226941;1350805114;mircea_popescu;i'm also sure he's going to spend most of those years in various courts. -226940;1350805153;thestringpuller;well fuck -226939;1350805180;thestringpuller;i guess usagi had no chance then -226938;1350805233;mircea_popescu;it doesn't work in the real world, either. if you compensate for bad loans by jacking up rates eventually you create a vicious circle : -226937;1350805250;mircea_popescu;the only people willing to borrow are those who don't intend to repay. -226936;1350805297;BTC-Mining;When did Patrick default? -226935;1350805313;thestringpuller;man the economy is gonna plummet -226934;1350805319;thestringpuller;shit dizzle -226933;1350805321;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it's a future event. ten days or so. -226932;1350805380;BTC-Mining;aye, so where can I read about that? Do you remember the thread? -226931;1350805392;mircea_popescu;you will, once he fails to pay my 500 btc end of the month -226930;1350805450;BTC-Mining;so... how do you know if there's no announcement or anything? -226929;1350805478;mircea_popescu;aren't you used to me by now ? i know things. -226928;1350805503;BTC-Mining;oh... I see... -226927;1350805536;BTC-Mining;Not sure why you would think so for Harnett -226926;1350805854;BTC-Mining;Well, we'll see about that very soon. -226925;1350805860;mircea_popescu;yeah. -226924;1350805965;BTC-Mining;It's now the wee hours of the morning. I'm off for today. -226923;1350805969;BTC-Mining;Goodbye -226922;1350806404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5907 @ 0.00042926 = 2.5356 BTC [-] -226921;1350806405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18793 @ 0.00042921 = 8.0661 BTC [-] -226920;1350806416;OgNasty;;;getrating ognasty -226919;1350806417;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User OgNasty, rated since Sat Sep 1 19:15:19 2012. Cumulative rating 11, from 8 total ratings. Received ratings: 8 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 14 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=OgNasty -226918;1350806703;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is part of the btc banking illuminati -226917;1350807956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45100 @ 0.0004295 = 19.3705 BTC [+] -226916;1350807958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12952 @ 0.00042921 = 5.5591 BTC [-] -226915;1350809523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25255 @ 0.00042921 = 10.8397 BTC [-] -226914;1350809525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6245 @ 0.00042908 = 2.6796 BTC [-] -226913;1350810601;noagendamarket;mircea_popescu why would you loan him 500btc if hes a "fake banker" -226912;1350811100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23555 @ 0.00042908 = 10.107 BTC [-] -226911;1350811102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00042898 = 6.306 BTC [-] -226910;1350811103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12745 @ 0.00042883 = 5.4654 BTC [-] -226909;1350811524;thestringpuller;noagendamarket do you think harnett is defaulting -226908;1350811526;thestringpuller;?* -226907;1350811531;thestringpuller;I'm checking the forums. -226906;1350811674;noagendamarket;inb4 "I waz hacked" -226905;1350811832;noagendamarket;I really dont know. Nothing surprises me anymore wrt bitcoin bankers -226904;1350811960;thestringpuller;i only really trust my mpex account -226903;1350811970;thestringpuller;it's the only thing that consistently makes me money -226902;1350812641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7214 @ 0.00042883 = 3.0936 BTC [-] -226901;1350812642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11995 @ 0.00042868 = 5.142 BTC [-] -226900;1350814211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10356 @ 0.00042868 = 4.4394 BTC [-] -226899;1350814213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16939 @ 0.00042863 = 7.2606 BTC [-] -226898;1350814597;mircea_popescu;bad trust criterion i think -226897;1350814795;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: I think it's kind of shitty to claim that harnett defaulted, and then to revise the claim to say you think he will -226896;1350814801;copumpkin;sounds a bit like FUD -226895;1350815728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00042863 = 8.9584 BTC [-] -226894;1350817254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2461 @ 0.00042863 = 1.0549 BTC [-] -226893;1350818810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00042843 = 6.2122 BTC [-] -226892;1350820325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9666 @ 0.00042843 = 4.1412 BTC [-] -226891;1350821623;mircea_popescu;copumpkin what's your definition of default ? -226890;1350821653;mircea_popescu;i didn't revise the claim. what i pointed out was that third parties will be able to verify this at a set point in the future. -226889;1350821930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41763 @ 0.00042855 = 17.8975 BTC [+] -226888;1350821932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4937 @ 0.00042879 = 2.1169 BTC [+] -226887;1350823519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00042843 = 2.3564 BTC [-] -226886;1350823706;EskimoBob;what? Another drama in the happy-happy-joy-joy bitcoin land? -226885;1350823881;EskimoBob;this seen is worst than the Mexican soap opera -226884;1350825085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2563 @ 0.00042879 = 1.099 BTC [+] -226883;1350825087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36921 @ 0.00042995 = 15.8742 BTC [+] -226882;1350825088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3163 @ 0.00043439 = 1.374 BTC [+] -226881;1350825089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6962 @ 0.00043494 = 3.0281 BTC [+] -226880;1350826638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8034 @ 0.00042843 = 3.442 BTC [-] -226879;1350826640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32400 @ 0.00042841 = 13.8805 BTC [-] -226878;1350826641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15125 @ 0.00042837 = 6.4791 BTC [-] -226877;1350827346;Chaang-Noi;what is going on? -226876;1350827361;Chaang-Noi;more drama? -226875;1350827686;kakobrekla;mornin -226874;1350827694;kakobrekla;soh, gpumax finally closing -226873;1350827738;EskimoBob;gpumax was spamming for news sign-up's not too long ago -226872;1350827833;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: how's your ninja team doing? Any progress? When can we see bleading and toothless Trendon begging for mercy and transferring all the stolen coins back? -226871;1350827868;Chaang-Noi;when pirate did that wait til the 12th thing most people quit on me -226870;1350827874;Chaang-Noi;then SEC came in... -226869;1350827885;Chaang-Noi;i had to operate on my own for the share holders -226868;1350827890;Chaang-Noi;i send a lawyer to collect assets -226867;1350827905;Chaang-Noi;but then GLBSE fail... -226866;1350827905;EskimoBob;did the SEC really show up? -226865;1350827914;Chaang-Noi;SEC is doing a real investigation -226864;1350827920;Chaang-Noi;into what exactly i dont know -226863;1350827924;Chaang-Noi;so... -226862;1350827932;EskimoBob;did you see the papers from SEC? -226861;1350827936;Chaang-Noi;anyway the other people are now ready to sue pirate... -226860;1350827946;Chaang-Noi;i did not see any papers from the SEC -226859;1350827953;Chaang-Noi;i have trusted friends who called the SEC -226858;1350827969;Chaang-Noi;seems the SEC wants to chat with me -226857;1350827985;EskimoBob;ask for a request on a paper -226856;1350827994;EskimoBob;and post the scan -226855;1350828006;Chaang-Noi;im going to wait for them to contact me directly -226854;1350828013;Chaang-Noi;then i will direct them to my lawyer -226853;1350828038;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: yeah, I dont like whats going on here -226852;1350828048;EskimoBob;chats are bull shit and if they start twisting your arm, you have nothing to prove it. Chat ONLY via letters and publish every one of them -226851;1350828067;Chaang-Noi;they want me to call them and they tape my phone call, not going to happen -226850;1350828067;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 10 @ 0.09413432 = 0.9413 BTC [-] -226849;1350828071;Chaang-Noi;esp if they wont tell me what they want -226848;1350828092;EskimoBob;unless they show you a court order (publish it) that prohibits the publication of documents -226847;1350828106;EskimoBob;let them send you a letter with what they want -226846;1350828139;Chaang-Noi;yeah im not doing shit until they contact me -226845;1350828193;EskimoBob;remember court order or they can go and fuck themselves -226844;1350828229;EskimoBob;especially if they ask for third party documents or what not -226843;1350828252;Chaang-Noi;they will have to ship me over from thailand -226842;1350828274;Chaang-Noi;i kinda doubt they will anyway -226841;1350828277;EskimoBob;aren't you on a "wanted" list in US? -226840;1350828284;Chaang-Noi;unless pirate was doing some terrorist like shit -226839;1350828289;EskimoBob;not on The list :) -226838;1350828293;EskimoBob;but list never the less -226837;1350828303;Chaang-Noi;lol what list? -226836;1350828355;EskimoBob;I was reading somewhere that you are not really comfortable in US because of some old shit -226835;1350828362;Chaang-Noi;? -226834;1350828369;Chaang-Noi;i was just in the usa -226833;1350828371;EskimoBob;:) -226832;1350828381;EskimoBob;yeah, something about you escaping to Thailand etc -226831;1350828391;Chaang-Noi;with pirate, i posted the photos lol -226830;1350828398;EskimoBob;I know -226829;1350828406;Chaang-Noi;was this something i wrote or someone else? -226828;1350828408;EskimoBob;that's why it sounded a bit strange -226827;1350828435;EskimoBob;huh... I can not remember that -226826;1350828475;EskimoBob;lets talk more serious stuff. -226825;1350828506;EskimoBob;the assets-otc happening that's paling in the theater near you :) -226824;1350828604;EskimoBob;i need to rise the coin to get this project off the ground but if assets-otc has problems (personal) I am not aware of, then this is kinda bad :( -226823;1350828635;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: or are you guys just "in love" like me and usagi? LOL :) -226822;1350828669;Chaang-Noi;poatir guy? -226821;1350828672;EskimoBob;yes -226820;1350828681;EskimoBob;piotr_n guy -226819;1350828691;Chaang-Noi;he just trolled my threads hard with crazy stuff like theymos and nefario were defruading my investors with me -226818;1350828703;Chaang-Noi;i just trolled his thread to show people how crazy he was -226817;1350828709;EskimoBob;OK, that episode -226816;1350828711;Chaang-Noi;he is unstable. -226815;1350828723;EskimoBob;so it's just a trolling festival? -226814;1350828723;Chaang-Noi;i was doing everyone a favor -226813;1350828730;Chaang-Noi;i ws just fucking with him -226812;1350828731;EskimoBob;Unstable? how unstable? Like usagi? -226811;1350828743;Chaang-Noi;cuz he went into every thread i had and made shit up -226810;1350828766;Chaang-Noi;he thinks theymos and neferio are working with me to sell fake stocks on glbse -226809;1350828769;Chaang-Noi;and otehr crazy shit -226808;1350828785;Chaang-Noi;and he kicked you out at the drop of a hat for no reason -226807;1350828787;EskimoBob;yeah, i did read some. -226806;1350828801;EskimoBob;me? -226805;1350828817;EskimoBob;from where? -226804;1350828842;Diablo-D3;TROLLS, TROLLS EVERYWHERE -226803;1350828847;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105437.msg1287486#msg1287486 -226802;1350828851;Chaang-Noi;did yo uknow about this? -226801;1350828873;Diablo-D3;wat -226800;1350828877;Diablo-D3;wtf is assets otc -226799;1350828887;EskimoBob;wtf? -226798;1350828898;Diablo-D3;"you asset" -226797;1350828899;EskimoBob;i did not know that... shit. this guy is unstable -226796;1350828908;Diablo-D3;HEY ESKIMO -226795;1350828910;Diablo-D3;YOU ASSET -226794;1350828924;Chaang-Noi;yeah he is unstable he is a nutter -226793;1350828944;kakobrekla;hm -226792;1350828960;kakobrekla;EskimoBob why? -226791;1350828965;EskimoBob;no idea why -226790;1350828976;EskimoBob;I was actually in his side and not goats -226789;1350828995;kakobrekla;well that sucks balls. -226788;1350829008;EskimoBob;I guess he did not like my comment about the drama -226787;1350829038;kakobrekla;urlpls -226786;1350829056;EskimoBob;fuck, this is really strange because I was promoting hes service, not getting in the middle of goats and piotrs fight and actually asking them to chill out -226785;1350829076;Chaang-Noi;he is crazy -226784;1350829096;Chaang-Noi;i was just trolling him cuz i knew he would act liek this -226783;1350829101;Chaang-Noi;you should not trust him -226782;1350829105;EskimoBob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105437.msg1285560#msg1285560 maybe this one? -226781;1350829155;EskimoBob;thanx man, I this piotr guy can go and fuck himself unless he apologises in that same forum thread -226780;1350829380;Diablo-D3;ha ha -226779;1350829384;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob got nefarioed. -226778;1350829411;Chaang-Noi;lol -226777;1350829425;Chaang-Noi;nefarioed :) -226776;1350829452;Chaang-Noi;you can tell him i was just fucking with him if you want :) -226775;1350829462;Diablo-D3;bad goat, no fucking with people -226774;1350829465;leotreasure;where is nefario? -226773;1350829471;Diablo-D3;leotreasure: hiding with kim dotcom -226772;1350829517;Chaang-Noi;meh, that guy had it coming -226771;1350829532;Diablo-D3;see -226770;1350829537;Diablo-D3;this is why I have not given much in the way of fucks over dmc -226769;1350829542;Diablo-D3;the entire community is full of assholes -226768;1350829681;kakobrekla;i know a few that are not -226767;1350829686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32200 @ 0.00043344 = 13.9568 BTC [+] -226766;1350829687;Diablo-D3;its rare -226765;1350829687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4065 @ 0.00043494 = 1.768 BTC [+] -226764;1350829688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00043515 = 0.5222 BTC [+] -226763;1350829689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00043537 = 3.0911 BTC [+] -226762;1350829690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6035 @ 0.00043551 = 2.6283 BTC [+] -226761;1350829780;kakobrekla;;;getrating piotr_n -226760;1350829780;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -226759;1350829795;kakobrekla;does he have otc ? -226758;1350829799;EskimoBob;;;getrating piotr_n -226757;1350829800;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -226756;1350829812;EskimoBob;he is under different name -226755;1350829820;EskimoBob;tonikt -226754;1350829826;EskimoBob;;;getrating tonikt -226753;1350829827;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask tonikt!~tonikt@unaffiliated/tonikt . User tonikt, rated since Mon Jul 9 09:55:31 2012. Cumulative rating 6, from 5 total ratings. Received ratings: 5 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 7 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=tonikt -226752;1350829836;kakobrekla;jeez -226751;1350829841;kakobrekla;even i made txes with him. -226750;1350829877;tonikt;kakobrekla: do you have something against me? -226749;1350829880;EskimoBob;I am truly surprised that he acted like this with out any reason -226748;1350829891;kakobrekla;well im not particuraly fond of this semi random kicking out -226747;1350829896;EskimoBob;tonikt: wtf was that all about? -226746;1350829914;EskimoBob;do you understand that I was on your side? -226745;1350829929;kakobrekla;and well tbh, "If they are licking your balls, or compromising my reputation - yes!" -226744;1350829939;kakobrekla;i was checking the reputation being compromised -226743;1350829939;Chaang-Noi;im not, i knew he was crazy -226742;1350829960;tonikt;so you think goat, nefario an theymos are honest people? -226741;1350829967;EskimoBob;me? -226740;1350829969;EskimoBob;hell no -226739;1350829984;EskimoBob;theymos and neff are as bad as this trendon fuck -226738;1350829985;tonikt;I'm asking kakobrekla -226737;1350829992;kakobrekla;asking what -226736;1350829993;tonikt;With you EskimoBob, I'm done -226735;1350829994;kakobrekla;i told you -226734;1350829994;EskimoBob;goat is just strange :) honestly -226733;1350829998;kakobrekla;oh -226732;1350830004;kakobrekla;you mean about goat nef and theymos -226731;1350830006;kakobrekla;shady people -226730;1350830013;kakobrekla;goat is maybe just silly -226729;1350830016;EskimoBob;tonikt: what did I do? -226728;1350830024;tonikt;kakobrekla: Would you let them into your service? -226727;1350830027;tonikt;For free.. -226726;1350830031;kakobrekla;sure -226725;1350830040;tonikt;Why? -226724;1350830040;Chaang-Noi;yeah im silly -226723;1350830043;EskimoBob;I am honestly surprised that you acted like that tonikt -226722;1350830049;Chaang-Noi;and yeah i can be a giant asshole at times :) -226721;1350830067;kakobrekla;i run bit4x and smpake, why would i disallow them to use it - i have no reason to -226720;1350830069;kakobrekla;and also -226719;1350830078;kakobrekla;what does EB have to do with it -226718;1350830085;Chaang-Noi;anyway guys, ill be back alter, time for a massage :) -226717;1350830087;kakobrekla;he is not theymos or goat -226716;1350830089;kakobrekla;or nefario -226715;1350830119;EskimoBob;i have promoted your service in almost every message lately and inviting pople over and now this -226714;1350830125;EskimoBob;people* -226713;1350830130;kakobrekla;you are acting imature tonikt -226712;1350830145;EskimoBob;for no reason at all! -226711;1350830147;tonikt;:) -226710;1350830176;tonikt;I'm just taking good care of the reputation of assets-otc -226709;1350830183;kakobrekla;for all i care pirate can open a forex account with me -226708;1350830188;tonikt;You don't like it - I dont care -226707;1350830203;EskimoBob;tonikt: you have no assets in otc any more -226706;1350830205;kakobrekla;whole community dont like -you dont care -226705;1350830208;kakobrekla;nobody will use you -226704;1350830219;tonikt;We will see -226703;1350830223;EskimoBob;running service like that you can not be such a drama queen and a fkn flip-flop -226702;1350830230;kakobrekla;indeed -226701;1350830264;EskimoBob;anyone can piss you off just by spelling your name wrong tonikt. -226700;1350830268;EskimoBob;lol -226699;1350830291;tonikt;EskimoBob: you were offending me back then, when I was saying that Goat and Nefario were crooks -226698;1350830293;EskimoBob;I am glad it happened so early and not on later time. -226697;1350830298;tonikt;Then I turned out be be right... -226696;1350830308;kakobrekla;lol -226695;1350830310;tonikt;You came asking me, aprologizing, if you can use my service -226694;1350830311;EskimoBob;back when? -226693;1350830320;tonikt;I let you in - but you did not learn the lesson -226692;1350830327;tonikt;And you have kept offending me -226691;1350830337;kakobrekla;tonikt where does he offend you? -226690;1350830341;tonikt;So, thats why I'm done with you -226689;1350830343;kakobrekla;urlpls -226688;1350830351;EskimoBob;have I ? url please -226687;1350830357;tonikt;kakobrekla: are you his lawyer? -226686;1350830381;kakobrekla;yeah and he is paying reall well -226685;1350830395;kakobrekla;now url? -226684;1350830405;EskimoBob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105437.msg1287459#msg1287459 ? -226683;1350830425;tonikt;Quite: "Chaang Noi, thank you for the warning. Good news is that assetc-otc owner has no access to issuers nor investors coin." -226682;1350830438;tonikt;Thats an offense for me -226681;1350830439;EskimoBob;" I had my share of word fights with piotr_n not too long ago but it's water under the bridge and all have moved on. -226680;1350830441;EskimoBob;The asstes-otc ideas has potential (if it gets a "trading" interface" -226679;1350830450;kakobrekla;lol -226678;1350830454;kakobrekla;this is hilarious -226677;1350830504;oizotov;soap opera ;] -226676;1350830530;EskimoBob;tonikt dude, you obviously have some serious issues. Sorry, I can not deal with someone as unstable as you and I can not recommend your services to anyone from now on -226675;1350830548;EskimoBob;fuck me... this is worst than soap opera... LOL -226674;1350830555;tonikt;I agree - I don't take it seriously, you do all the drama and I just do "update assets set delisted=1 where id=2" - and then just laugh... :) -226673;1350830571;EskimoBob;like damn emo-girls on their fkn periods -226672;1350830599;Diablo-D3;you mean like usagi? -226671;1350830599;tonikt;I know EskimoBob that you cannot deal with me - and that is because I will not allow you to deal with me amnymore -226670;1350830609;tonikt;But, please keep dealing with Goat -226669;1350830609;EskimoBob;tonikt: you just demonstrated how fucked up up actually are :) -226668;1350830612;tonikt;He is your hero :) -226667;1350830623;Diablo-D3;trololololololo -226666;1350830631;tonikt;EskimoBob: "fucked up" is quite a relative term :) -226665;1350830638;EskimoBob;he is not my fkn here you fool -226664;1350830644;tonikt;... so I'm tending to agree on it.. :) -226663;1350830653;Diablo-D3;SUPERGOAT TO THE RESCUE! FORM OF A BONG! -226662;1350830701;tonikt;Oh, I think he is... -226661;1350830717;tonikt;Don't deny your feelings -226660;1350830724;EskimoBob;just fuck off now tonikt, you need to grow up -226659;1350830730;tonikt;:) -226658;1350830756;tonikt;hey, you came to me - remember? -226657;1350830784;tonikt;you appologized for being a dick to me in a past -226656;1350830799;tonikt;and then you asked if you can get your shit listed at assets-otc -226655;1350830812;tonikt;and then i let you in -226654;1350830817;EskimoBob;yes -226653;1350830819;tonikt;and then you showed me your disrespect -226652;1350830823;tonikt;and then I delisted you -226651;1350830828;EskimoBob;and now you think that I have insulted you somehow? -226650;1350830847;tonikt;and now you tell me: fuck off -226649;1350830847;Diablo-D3;quickly tonikt, write an EskimoBob x goat fanfic -226648;1350830847;Diablo-D3;post it to the forums for great victory -226647;1350830854;EskimoBob;tonikt: respect is earned -226646;1350830857;tonikt;so, I would not be so sure that I am a one who needs to grow up -226645;1350830869;EskimoBob;and you just pissed it all away tonikt -226644;1350830880;Diablo-D3;man, whats with all this commentary about needing to grow up -226643;1350830883;Diablo-D3;only kids say that -226642;1350830899;EskimoBob;you delisted it with no reason. -226641;1350830917;tonikt;There was a reason -226640;1350830922;EskimoBob;what is that? -226639;1350830923;tonikt;A gave you a chance - and you blew it -226638;1350830929;tonikt;That's it -226637;1350830950;EskimoBob;i blew nothing :) you flipped out over nothing and acted like a asshat -226636;1350830962;EskimoBob;your loss tonikt -226635;1350831017;tonikt;Sure, my loss... what am I going to do now? :) -226634;1350831046;tonikt;I hope you guys understand that I do this project more as a hobby -226633;1350831070;tonikt;So there is no way that I am going to let anyone using my work for free while disrespectful to me at the same time -226632;1350831182;EskimoBob;LOL, I was one of the few guys actually on your side -226631;1350831210;kakobrekla;13:50.45 ( tonikt ) I hope you guys understand that I do this project more as a hobby -226630;1350831225;EskimoBob;enough said -226629;1350831227;kakobrekla;meaning what exactly, with nefario those words ment he doenst give much fuck -226628;1350831268;kakobrekla;i dont think other peoples money + hobby doesnt go well together -226627;1350831279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00043247 = 0.173 BTC [-] -226626;1350831281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1981 @ 0.00043052 = 0.8529 BTC [-] -226625;1350831297;tonikt;kakobrekla: do you have an idea what assets-otc is about? -226624;1350831313;tonikt;it's not an exchange like glbse was -226623;1350831319;tonikt;I dont touch any money -226622;1350831324;kakobrekla;well, if it was anything like bitcoin-otc there wouldnt have bans like that -226621;1350831338;kakobrekla;have been* -226620;1350831339;tonikt;but there are no bans -226619;1350831355;tonikt;EskimoBob can still log in and owe assets at the service -226618;1350831363;tonikt;he is just not allowed to be an asset issuer -226617;1350831376;EskimoBob;tonikt: dream on -226616;1350831378;tonikt;because I need to take care of the reputation of this service -226615;1350831385;kakobrekla;lol -226614;1350831395;kakobrekla;nanotube rep doenst go down if 10 scammers join otc -226613;1350831412;EskimoBob;absurd BS tonikt. -226612;1350831435;EskimoBob;you pissed on your "reputation" (that was low anyways) buy showing how unstable you can be -226611;1350831450;tonikt;kakobrekla: but nanotube does not hold onyone's bitcoins? -226610;1350831460;tonikt;while the asset issuers in my doervice do -226609;1350831468;tonikt;service* -226608;1350831471;EskimoBob;sorry man, I was really trying to promote your service. -226607;1350831491;tonikt;So I will go my best to protect the users from dishonest asset issuers -226606;1350831494;kakobrekla;egos collide. -226605;1350831494;EskimoBob;tonikt: so do not you hold any coin -226604;1350831518;kakobrekla;seriosusly girls, get your shit together. -226603;1350831542;tonikt;kakobrekla: well, it isnt me who has been crying here -226602;1350831548;EskimoBob;forget it, I am not going to waste my time on this egomaniac -226601;1350831553;tonikt;if any of us - it would rather be you :) -226600;1350831582;EskimoBob;tonikt: I d di not cry. I was just surprised what you did and your reason for this is ... how to put it .... -226599;1350831609;tonikt;And you are still surprised, despite my explanations -226598;1350831615;tonikt;And you are still crying -226597;1350831622;tonikt;Along with kakobrekla -226596;1350831636;tonikt;What can I tell you guys: my server - my rules -226595;1350831643;kakobrekla;tonikt now you are starting to insult me. :) -226594;1350831655;tonikt;kakobrekla: you started first -226593;1350831668;tonikt;I came here because you mentioned myh name in a negative contect -226592;1350831697;tonikt;Let me quote: jeez. even i made txes with him. -226591;1350831732;tonikt;So it seem like now you regret making txes with me back then -226590;1350831743;kakobrekla;lolwhat -226589;1350831747;tonikt;Well, it that makes you feel better: I regret it too :P -226588;1350831751;kakobrekla;how does this make sense -226587;1350831765;tonikt;Well you tell me - these are your words -226586;1350831780;tonikt;Maybe we understand English differently -226585;1350831805;kakobrekla;yeah, i was wondering what otc ratings were behind the words "If they are licking your balls, or compromising my reputation - yes!" -226584;1350831813;tonikt;But your expression about making txes with me in the past came out as quite regretful -226583;1350831832;kakobrekla;to see what is there to destroy -226582;1350831832;kakobrekla;and i saw even i was a part of it -226581;1350831832;kakobrekla;thats about it -226580;1350831855;tonikt;kakobrekla: but you know that the person who I spoke these words to does not have any OTC rating -226579;1350831863;tonikt;because he says that OTC is shit -226578;1350831874;tonikt;(though that may not be an exact quite) -226577;1350831878;tonikt;quote* -226576;1350831907;Diablo-D3;[08:03:21] yeah, i was wondering what otc ratings were behind the words "If they are licking your balls, or compromising my reputation - yes!" -226575;1350831908;Diablo-D3;see -226574;1350831910;Diablo-D3;what I dont get is -226573;1350831916;Diablo-D3;why is that guy against homosexuality? -226572;1350831917;tonikt;So if you don't have the full picture, how dare you judging me by one sentence, not even spoken towards you? -226571;1350831920;Diablo-D3;its bad enough we have luke -226570;1350831945;Diablo-D3;Ball licking between two consensual adults is protected by the constitution. -226569;1350831951;kakobrekla;where is the judging? -226568;1350831974;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: implication that ball licking is bad -226567;1350831981;tonikt;yep -226566;1350831984;tonikt;:) -226565;1350831998;kakobrekla;meh -226564;1350832007;tonikt;and not seeing it as a metaphore -226563;1350832039;tonikt;fi you would have said "kiss ass" instead of "lick balls" - would that sound better to you? -226562;1350832062;tonikt;and would that be then acceptable? -226561;1350832067;tonikt;or still not...? -226560;1350832084;Diablo-D3;no one is kissing anyone's ass anyhow -226559;1350832090;Diablo-D3;eskimobob and goat are both forum trolls -226558;1350832098;tonikt;and btw -226557;1350832100;tonikt;;;getrating EskimoBob -226556;1350832100;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User eskimobob, rated since Sat Jun 4 09:35:57 2011. Cumulative rating -3, from 4 total ratings. Received ratings: 2 positive, 2 negative. Sent ratings: 3 positive, 4 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=eskimobob -226555;1350832166;kakobrekla;you knew this before you let him be an issuer in assets otc? -226554;1350832204;tonikt;No - I gave him the benefit of the doubt -226553;1350832218;tonikt;But as I said: he just blew it a few days later -226552;1350832218;kakobrekla;your mistake. -226551;1350832264;tonikt;And I don't see any harm done, so I do not understand why you are acting like EskimoBob was a victim and you were his advocate -226550;1350832279;tonikt;A minor mistake - and fixed already -226549;1350832286;tonikt;No harm done -226548;1350832398;kakobrekla;the lack of biz ethics in bitcoin bothers me -226547;1350832407;kakobrekla;thats this topic is interesting to me. -226546;1350832413;kakobrekla;thats why* -226545;1350832466;tonikt;biz ethics - wtf is this? -226544;1350832478;kakobrekla;exactly -226543;1350832482;tonikt;never heard about anything like this -226542;1350832496;tonikt;why wont you teach me, then? -226541;1350832507;tonikt;I have the whole afternoon -226540;1350832516;kakobrekla;i dont -226539;1350832583;tonikt;But tell me please, was it more the balls related sentence I spoke to Goat - or the fact that i fixed my mistake and kicked EskimoBob's asset out of my service - which one of the two violated the biz ethics? -226538;1350832587;EskimoBob;this drama and unstability is tiresome. I am glad that this little man flipped out so early and not at some later date. Egomaniacs and primadonnas are bad news and annoying -226537;1350832612;Diablo-D3;tonikt: they both trolled you and won -226536;1350832623;EskimoBob;I did not troll him at all Diablo-D3 -226535;1350832636;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you did too -226534;1350832642;EskimoBob;unless you have no idea wtf trolling means Diablo-D3 :) -226533;1350832643;tonikt;I dont care about they trolling me -226532;1350832647;tonikt;For me its fun -226531;1350832654;EskimoBob;how so Diablo-D3 ? -226530;1350832655;tonikt;And I dont care about EskimoBob neither Goat -226529;1350832656;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you had a legitimate asset listed on his service, correct? -226528;1350832670;tonikt;I just wander what does kakobrekla have against me and my ethics? -226527;1350832671;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: yes -226526;1350832679;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: legitimate assets are considered trolling now -226525;1350832697;EskimoBob;tonikt: you have no ethics, obviously -226524;1350832714;EskimoBob;OK, Diablo-D3 LOL -226523;1350832723;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: srsly, ask nefario -226522;1350832725;tonikt;EskimoBob: as for your standards, I really hope that you see me like this :) -226521;1350832725;Diablo-D3;dohohohohohohohohoho -226520;1350832738;tonikt;a man with no ethics -226519;1350832750;EskimoBob;tonikt: are you sure you are a man? -226518;1350832769;tonikt;EskimoBob: why would you care if I'm a man? -226517;1350832776;EskimoBob;maybe you are a lonely and angry girl? -226516;1350832780;tonikt;You do business with Goats daily -226515;1350832792;EskimoBob;do I ? -226514;1350832799;EskimoBob;I did not know that -226513;1350832824;tonikt;Well, not anymore, after your other hero Nefario shut down the webpage -226512;1350832836;EskimoBob;my hero? -226511;1350832841;tonikt;But you are still kissing Goats ass -226510;1350832842;EskimoBob;are you serious or just trolling? -226509;1350832851;EskimoBob;how do I kiss goats ass? -226508;1350832859;tonikt;Do I sound serious? -226507;1350832864;EskimoBob;Thanking him for a warning? -226506;1350832879;tonikt;Ho do you kiss his ass? -226505;1350832882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33700 @ 0.00043154 = 14.5429 BTC [+] -226504;1350832890;tonikt;I just gave you a quote - look above -226503;1350832908;EskimoBob;i do not see it tonikt -226502;1350832913;tonikt;And I am sure I could find hundreds of such on bitcaoointalk -226501;1350832931;EskimoBob;i thanked him for a warning and that was it. -226500;1350832933;tonikt;Then look closer -226499;1350832944;EskimoBob;worst thing is, he was RIGHT! you are unstable :) -226498;1350832980;tonikt;Oh, I am extremely stable - I just don't do business with crooks -226497;1350832994;tonikt;And as soon as I identify one, I just kick him out -226496;1350832998;EskimoBob;fuck dude, you are funny little man -226495;1350833006;EskimoBob;LOL -226494;1350833007;EskimoBob;OK, I am afk now. keep yapping -226493;1350833011;tonikt;But for all the other, nobody complains about my stability -226492;1350833033;mircea_popescu;whoa wall of convo -226491;1350833040;mircea_popescu;im not reading this backlog >.< -226490;1350833064;EskimoBob;stability? you have none to complain about :P -226489;1350833094;mircea_popescu;who's tonikt ? -226488;1350833148;tonikt;mircea_popescu: assets-otc.com -226487;1350833163;mircea_popescu;ahaha ok. -226486;1350833173;mircea_popescu;how's the copycat business? -226485;1350833204;tonikt;calm -226484;1350833220;tonikt;Definietlly less profitable than yours -226483;1350833238;tonikt;I's actually say: a negative profit :) -226482;1350833285;mircea_popescu;ya well... -226481;1350833285;tonikt;But it does have a future - best security a man can get so after all the other exchanges get hacked, robbed or closed - mine will be the only one left :) -226480;1350833302;tonikt;At least that's the plan :) -226479;1350833303;mircea_popescu;dude, you're just another misguided youth. -226478;1350833314;tonikt;Man, I'm 36 -226477;1350833316;mircea_popescu;thinking you can replicate the things by copying what you perceive of their surface. -226476;1350833320;mircea_popescu;that's sad. -226475;1350833324;mircea_popescu;you should be 18ish. -226474;1350833337;tonikt;You obviously dont understand my system if you think I copied your idea -226473;1350833348;mircea_popescu;obviously. -226472;1350833352;tonikt;I told you: I dont even know what your idea is about -226471;1350833353;mircea_popescu;also, you are completely new and surprising, -226470;1350833359;mircea_popescu;innovative and will take over the world. -226469;1350833369;mircea_popescu;at least... that's the plan. -226468;1350833411;tonikt;Well, I cannot be 18 anymore - thats one thing for sure -226467;1350833420;tonikt;But as for the rest... we will see -226466;1350833428;tonikt;Time will show -226465;1350833445;mircea_popescu;english isn't your native tongue is it ? -226464;1350833451;tonikt;no -226463;1350833500;tonikt;but I can swear in english pretty well :P -226462;1350833512;mircea_popescu;you mean curse ? -226461;1350833524;tonikt;yes -226460;1350833540;mircea_popescu;always a good skill to have. -226459;1350833604;tonikt;usually some first words you learn in a language -226458;1350833647;Chaang-Noi;Diablo-D3> eskimobob and goat are both forum trolls <--- I troll to make a point.. i have skills :) -226457;1350833691;mircea_popescu;so does he. -226456;1350833723;Chaang-Noi; this drama and unstability is tiresome. I am glad that this little man flipped out so early and not at some later date. Egomaniacs and primadonnas are bad news and annoying <--- this is why i was trolling, i wanted him to go nuts sooner rather than later -226455;1350833736;mircea_popescu;who ?! -226454;1350833801;tonikt;oh, they keep exploiting the fact that I kicked out EskimoBob's asset from assets-otc -226453;1350833803;mircea_popescu;;;echo Chaang-Noi who ? -226452;1350833804;gribble;Chaang-Noi who ? -226451;1350833807;tonikt;like I cared :) -226450;1350833828;kakobrekla;oh come on Chaang-Noi, you find a reason in aftermath for everything you do -226449;1350833848;Chaang-Noi;no, i even sent a pm about it to scholastic -226448;1350833854;Chaang-Noi;im not kidding -226447;1350833862;mircea_popescu;jesus there's so much nothing happening in btc every day i find it impossible to keep track -226446;1350833866;mircea_popescu;anyone has cliffnotes ? -226445;1350833872;Chaang-Noi;as soon as i found out who was running that service i went there to fuck with his head -226444;1350833893;Chaang-Noi;kakobrekla read the thread, im clearly trolling with him and trying to provoke him -226443;1350833905;Chaang-Noi;he just going nuts on eskimobob was unexpected -226442;1350833932;Chaang-Noi;i just assume i would make him look crazy with his conspiricy theorys -226441;1350833939;tonikt;EskimoBob: so now you see who to blame - Goat provoked me to kick you out :) -226440;1350833945;Chaang-Noi;he did more than i expected but that was my goat... -226439;1350833951;Chaang-Noi;gaol* -226438;1350833966;tonikt;.... and I just could not stand the pressure the guy put onto me :) -226437;1350833972;Chaang-Noi;i dont have you on ignore mircea -226436;1350833983;kakobrekla;14:37.51 ( Chaang-Noi ) as soon as i found out who was running that service i went there to fuck with his head < - so you are saying you had something against tonikt before this drama now? what was it? -226435;1350834009;Chaang-Noi;go read the thread, he went into all my asset threads and made silly claims about me selling fake bonds -226434;1350834019;Chaang-Noi;he even called neferio and theymos as pat of my bitches -226433;1350834022;Chaang-Noi;that they lied for me -226432;1350834023;mircea_popescu;so to make a long story short, eskimobobby launched some asset (was it that recording studio thing ?) and tonikt pulled a nefario/goat thing ? -226431;1350834026;Chaang-Noi;this guy is a nutter -226430;1350834036;Chaang-Noi;yes mircea -226429;1350834041;Chaang-Noi;more or less -226428;1350834046;mircea_popescu;fascinating. so meta... -226427;1350834054;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu :D -226426;1350834055;Chaang-Noi;the thing is, we dont know why he did it -226425;1350834068;mircea_popescu;what do you mean why ?! TO BE A REAL EXCHANGE -226424;1350834081;Chaang-Noi;Kakobrekla you should read the thread, and see all the crazy attacks he has made aginst me -226423;1350834099;tonikt;mircea_popescu: unlike you I dont run an exchange -226422;1350834102;kakobrekla;i dont have time currently if its not a single post. -226421;1350834103;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla didja see live.coinbr btw ? -226420;1350834110;kakobrekla;no -226419;1350834121;mircea_popescu;mmm was it live.coinbr.com i think -226418;1350834129;kakobrekla;aha -226417;1350834143;jurov;yes -226416;1350834146;mircea_popescu;ya that's it -226415;1350834147;kakobrekla;cute :) -226414;1350834193;jurov;mircea i really appreciate you puting in faq :) -226413;1350834195;mircea_popescu;i dunno, it has all that css ;/ -226412;1350834199;mircea_popescu;jurov hehe sure. -226411;1350834299;jurov;tonikt, while you are here, can you please explain why you aren't same thing as mpex? -226410;1350834324;tonikt;because mpex holds bitcoins -226409;1350834327;Chaang-Noi;mpex is trusted and stable :) -226408;1350834328;tonikt;while I don't -226407;1350834353;Chaang-Noi;tonikt why did you think nefario lied and let me sell "counterfit" bonds? -226406;1350834368;Chaang-Noi;why do you keep calling him "my bitch" -226405;1350834368;tonikt;I only help to process PGP signed contracts and the bitcoin payments go over the counter -226404;1350834378;Chaang-Noi;are you not aware of our relationship? :) -226403;1350834413;tonikt;.. plus lets face it: mpex looks like shit :) -226402;1350834431;tonikt;while the UI of my service is pretty intuitive -226401;1350834433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00043154 = 1.4888 BTC [+] -226400;1350834435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6559 @ 0.00043237 = 2.8359 BTC [+] -226399;1350834443;jurov;tonikt, where is the advantage to selling assets over bitcoin-otc directly? -226398;1350834465;tonikt;paying dividends -226397;1350834483;Chaang-Noi;with tonikt you get to trust the assets will be delisted almost at random, lol -226396;1350834488;jurov;and talking about UI, bitcoin-otc at least has some order book, do you have one? -226395;1350834507;tonikt;Since the page helps to keep the account balanaces it can help to pay out dividends, proportionally to the share owned -226394;1350834599;tonikt;jurov: If you were an asset issuer, you'd definitely prefer to use the system like assets-otc, rather than keep all the books manually -226393;1350834642;tonikt;It automates a pretty huge part of the bureaucracy behind bookkeeping -226392;1350834651;jurov;okay, that's nice but i'm asking about order book atm. -226391;1350834672;tonikt;order book - I just suggest to use the OTC one -226390;1350834683;tonikt;why to re-invent the wheel -226389;1350834733;jurov;oh, then you are NOT an exchange. just some app to help asset issuers. -226388;1350834769;tonikt;exactly -226387;1350834788;tonikt;I'm saying it all the time - but people just dont seem to get it -226386;1350834826;tonikt;You can store assets at assets-otc, you get a PGP signed receipts, but it is not a trading platform -226385;1350834969;jurov;hm.. wouldn't that work much better as desktop app, at least for asset holders? -226384;1350834992;tonikt;assets-otc is more like a bitcoin wallet, rather than a bitcoin exchange -226383;1350835008;tonikt;jurov: isn't a web browser also a desktop app? -226382;1350835032;tonikt;plus of course, to handle the service you need a desktop app: GnuPG -226381;1350835054;jurov;as seen in the past, some will rather die than to copy/paste text to gpg and paste the result back to browser -226380;1350835064;tonikt;I know -226379;1350835074;jurov;it shouldn't be hard to streamline -226378;1350835084;tonikt;But my service is for other customers -226377;1350835101;tonikt;The rkey requirement is: security -226376;1350835135;tonikt;Even the dividend payment tool was designed and made in a way that you can use it offline -226375;1350835153;tonikt;At a PC that has never been connected to a network -226374;1350835222;tonikt;You just download an archive with the entire history of your assets transaction - it's a zip file with PGP signed contracts inside and the keys -226373;1350835251;tonikt;You take this zip file to an offline PC, setup how many BTC you want to pay and run the tool.. -226372;1350835269;jurov;so, dividend issuers have a nice tool they'll need maybe once a month... but end users shall fumble with gpg and browserevery time they trade? -226371;1350835297;tonikt;And then the tool process the contracts one by one verifying signatures - to calculate the final balance and output a proper sendmany RPC command -226370;1350835312;tonikt;jurov: yes -226369;1350835339;tonikt;But don't the end users care about the security of their assets? -226368;1350835368;jurov;tell me, why should be a desktop app that just calls gpg insecure? -226367;1350835382;tonikt;I think they do - and so eventually, after another exchange crashes, they will finally understand that a system like assets-otc is the only ultimatelly secured solution -226366;1350835422;tonikt;jurov: I'm not saying that a desktop app would not be secured -226365;1350835471;tonikt;but it would be kind of hard to distribute a new desktop app (in binary version, I presume) with the same kind of trust as the old fasion gpg has already -226364;1350835489;tonikt;I mean: bitcoin-otc has been using it - so people know how to handle it -226363;1350835495;tonikt;At least some people... -226362;1350835523;tonikt;I guess you could ask the same question to nanotube: why he did not come out with a desktop app, instead on the bot? -226361;1350835952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25941 @ 0.00043237 = 11.2161 BTC [+] -226360;1350835952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1759 @ 0.00043324 = 0.7621 BTC [+] -226359;1350835961;tonikt;Definitelly assets-otc is not for daily traders -226358;1350836021;tonikt;... but more for long time investors, who dont mind to copy/past gpg stuff one a month or so, just to make sure that nobody will put hands on their assets/bitcoins during the process -226357;1350836187;tonikt;And in practice it's not harder to use it than bitcoin-otc -226356;1350837488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00043262 = 4.6723 BTC [-] -226355;1350838598;pigeons;;;rate EskimoBob good dealings -226354;1350838599;gribble;Error: 'good' is not a valid integer. -226353;1350838604;pigeons;;;rate EskimoBob 2 good dealings -226352;1350838607;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user EskimoBob has been recorded. -226351;1350838950;EskimoBob;Thank you pigeons. I have your coin BTW. As you know, tonikt got mad and delisted my project. I am going to look for another listing option. Do you want me to send you back your coin? -226350;1350839042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00043059 = 3.1433 BTC [-] -226349;1350839044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23319 @ 0.00043052 = 10.0393 BTC [-] -226348;1350839045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00042888 = 4.7606 BTC [-] -226347;1350839046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 781 @ 0.00042837 = 0.3346 BTC [-] -226346;1350839163;pigeons;I'd prefer if you issue an OT contract, even if its on an OT server i have to setup -226345;1350839190;pigeons;we'll figure something out -226344;1350839475;EskimoBob;tonikt: you forgot to mention that your security = delisted at any time you are in a bad mood -226343;1350839548;EskimoBob;jurov: OT has all that functionality with 2 major differences - you can not be delisted by a moody joker and it has quoting system -226342;1350839606;EskimoBob;pigeons: I think I am going the OT way and I'll find someone who issues the BTC derivative or do it myself as a market maker -226341;1350839656;EskimoBob;I am going to use the contract I have up in the forum and the divs will be around 20% a year -226340;1350839669;EskimoBob;or more -226339;1350839901;Diablo-D3;heh, I got that lesson with nefario =/ -226338;1350839958;EskimoBob;Nefario is another type of asshole. This pior_n fuck just wasted my time :) -226337;1350840115;EskimoBob;if we get the securities out of the GLBSE, we can move on but assets-otc is out for good. It offers nothing that OT can not -226336;1350840223;Diablo-D3;heh -226335;1350840575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37800 @ 0.00042851 = 16.1977 BTC [+] -226334;1350842088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6290 @ 0.00043198 = 2.7172 BTC [+] -226333;1350842089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27110 @ 0.00043262 = 11.7283 BTC [+] -226332;1350873072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00042953 = 6.8725 BTC [+] -226331;1350873205;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/gallery/rhPlU -226330;1350873214;Diablo-D3;dare someone to post that as a reply to goat on the forums -226329;1350873248;mircea_popescu;lol -226328;1350873580;thestringpuller;hat drama is going on? -226327;1350873583;thestringpuller;what* -226326;1350873599;thestringpuller;I'll post it -226325;1350873608;thestringpuller;for .5 btc -226324;1350873666;mircea_popescu;lol how's that worth 6 dollars ? -226323;1350873751;thestringpuller;I'm just hustlin' man gotta get dat papuh -226322;1350873762;thestringpuller;you gettin' your papuh right? -226321;1350873817;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/gallery/QnMOm -226320;1350873820;Diablo-D3;the wrath of god -226319;1350874132;thestringpuller;what is goat saying on the forums -226318;1350874284;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: who knows -226317;1350874289;Diablo-D3;just find a thread and be like BAM -226316;1350874319;mircea_popescu;"once the news about what we are talking about gets out, MPEX will be under huge pressure, if they want or not" -226315;1350874324;mircea_popescu;how's that pressure coming along btw ? -226314;1350874332;mircea_popescu;takes moar than two weeks ? -226313;1350874344;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: china is jerking as fast as they can -226312;1350874354;mircea_popescu;lol -226311;1350874578;mircea_popescu;http://buckworthsolicitors.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Michael-Buckworth-271-x-302.jpg <<< does this look like an internet lawyer or what! -226310;1350874595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18777 @ 0.00042873 = 8.0503 BTC [-] -226309;1350874632;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: internet lawyer is another word for douchebag, yeah? -226308;1350874720;mircea_popescu;yeah -226307;1350875648;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: why do all british lawyers have funny teeth... -226306;1350875658;thestringpuller;like steve buscemi -226305;1350875662;mircea_popescu;i dunno, custard pie ? -226304;1350875866;thestringpuller;so what's new mircea? -226303;1350876110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00042953 = 10.094 BTC [+] -226302;1350876110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4319 @ 0.00042961 = 1.8555 BTC [+] -226301;1350876133;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller not much really. -226300;1350876222;thestringpuller;what time is it over there? -226299;1350876226;thestringpuller;4AM or something? -226298;1350876273;mircea_popescu;3 -226297;1350876721;thestringpuller;do you know of any C based web frameworks? -226296;1350876744;mircea_popescu;you mean cgi ? -226295;1350876770;mircea_popescu;.g common gateway interface -226294;1350876782;mircea_popescu;omg still no markac! -226293;1350876785;thestringpuller;hmm -226292;1350876837;thestringpuller;i guess that would work -226291;1350877692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15776 @ 0.00042873 = 6.7636 BTC [-] -226290;1350879244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6147 @ 0.00042873 = 2.6354 BTC [-] -226289;1350879245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4996 @ 0.00042801 = 2.1383 BTC [-] -226288;1350879246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7952 @ 0.00042792 = 3.4028 BTC [-] -226287;1350880782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7081 @ 0.00042961 = 3.0421 BTC [+] -226286;1350880783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34619 @ 0.0004306 = 14.9069 BTC [+] -226285;1350882296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1981 @ 0.0004306 = 0.853 BTC [+] -226284;1350882297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21340 @ 0.00043102 = 9.198 BTC [+] -226283;1350882299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2174 @ 0.00043103 = 0.9371 BTC [+] -226282;1350882300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4505 @ 0.00043194 = 1.9459 BTC [+] -226281;1350882440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33295 @ 0.00043194 = 14.3814 BTC [+] -226280;1350882442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39456 @ 0.00043254 = 17.0663 BTC [+] -226279;1350882443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52202 @ 0.00043312 = 22.6097 BTC [+] -226278;1350882444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24098 @ 0.00043324 = 10.4402 BTC [+] -226277;1350882445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30300 @ 0.00043347 = 13.1341 BTC [+] -226276;1350882446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20300 @ 0.00043349 = 8.7998 BTC [+] -226275;1350882447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28700 @ 0.00043438 = 12.4667 BTC [+] -226274;1350882448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00043463 = 4.7375 BTC [+] -226273;1350882449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.00043475 = 12.0426 BTC [+] -226272;1350882450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.00043511 = 6.3526 BTC [+] -226271;1350882451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1265 @ 0.00043551 = 0.5509 BTC [+] -226270;1350882452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00043591 = 4.1847 BTC [+] -226269;1350882453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48105 @ 0.00043599 = 20.9733 BTC [+] -226268;1350882455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48428 @ 0.00043602 = 21.1156 BTC [+] -226267;1350882455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55200 @ 0.00043607 = 24.0711 BTC [+] -226266;1350882456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22029 @ 0.00043623 = 9.6097 BTC [+] -226265;1350882457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42300 @ 0.00043626 = 18.4538 BTC [+] -226264;1350882458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00043645 = 1.8767 BTC [+] -226263;1350882459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32797 @ 0.00043646 = 14.3146 BTC [+] -226262;1350882460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14469 @ 0.00043652 = 6.316 BTC [+] -226261;1350882461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36035 @ 0.00043675 = 15.7383 BTC [+] -226260;1350882462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25300 @ 0.00043688 = 11.0531 BTC [+] -226259;1350882463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3686 @ 0.00043699 = 1.6107 BTC [+] -226258;1350882464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4541 @ 0.00043756 = 1.987 BTC [+] -226257;1350882464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49000 @ 0.00043766 = 21.4453 BTC [+] -226256;1350882465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33400 @ 0.00043772 = 14.6198 BTC [+] -226255;1350882466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56900 @ 0.00043772 = 24.9063 BTC [+] -226254;1350882467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47500 @ 0.00043805 = 20.8074 BTC [+] -226253;1350882468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.0004381 = 9.1563 BTC [+] -226252;1350882469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37675 @ 0.00043888 = 16.5348 BTC [+] -226251;1350882471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44711 @ 0.00043908 = 19.6317 BTC [+] -226250;1350882471;Diablo-D3;wat -226249;1350882472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42700 @ 0.00043928 = 18.7573 BTC [+] -226248;1350882473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46200 @ 0.0004397 = 20.3141 BTC [+] -226247;1350882474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47600 @ 0.00043979 = 20.934 BTC [+] -226246;1350882474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 96386 @ 0.00044 = 42.4098 BTC [+] -226245;1350882475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00044014 = 0.4401 BTC [+] -226244;1350882476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.00044033 = 10.7441 BTC [+] -226243;1350882477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22022 @ 0.00044061 = 9.7031 BTC [+] -226242;1350883577;thestringpuller;mpoe blew up -226241;1350883742;gigavps;thestringpuller what happened to mpoe? -226240;1350883865;kakobrekla;!ticker s.mpoe -226239;1350883866;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00042792 / 0.00043299 / 0.00044061 (2641504 shares, 1,143.76 BTC), 30day: 0.00025015 / 0.00036942 / 0.00046059 (90162666 shares, 33,308.55 BTC) -226238;1350884042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 29629 @ 0.003375 = 99.9979 BTC [-] -226237;1350884247;mircea_popescu;o hey, new max -226236;1350884266;mircea_popescu;in other news, "Good news. We have figured out a solution for this problem. Bitmit is not going to be sold. Business as usual. We are sorry for the insecurity this may have caused." -226235;1350885445;mircea_popescu;http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/10/121019141254.htm i wonder how concerned we should be -226234;1350885578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23800 @ 0.00043317 = 10.3094 BTC [-] -226233;1350885736;thestringpuller;not scared at all -226232;1350885741;thestringpuller;? -226231;1350885751;thestringpuller;quantum computing is very expensive field mircea_popescu -226230;1350885803;mircea_popescu;:p -226229;1350885817;thestringpuller;it's like antimatter -226228;1350885861;thestringpuller;"In 2006, Gerald Smith estimated $250 million could produce 10 milligrams of positrons[38] (equivalent to $25 billion per gram)" -226227;1350885924;thestringpuller;Bitmit didn't get sold? -226226;1350885949;noagendamarket;think they pulled the sale -226225;1350885951;mircea_popescu;no, apparently the bids on that were just as fake as all therest -226224;1350885962;mircea_popescu;and so they ended up selling to themselves so business as ... normal./ -226223;1350886011;thestringpuller;are there any financial figures floating around? or is it privately held? -226222;1350886018;thestringpuller;(curious as to their revenue) -226221;1350886022;mircea_popescu;fake top bid was 5k or so -226220;1350886031;mircea_popescu;so you could infer < 50 btc/mo -226219;1350886058;thestringpuller;micro business lol -226218;1350886072;thestringpuller;that's less than US minimum wage -226217;1350886096;mircea_popescu;glbse was making for the "sharegholders" less than what the crown was paying taaki as welfare. -226216;1350886103;noagendamarket;people dont buy shit with bitcoins -226215;1350886134;mircea_popescu;yes, it makes no sense to buy rl world items with bitcoin. after all the trouble you went to buy bitcoin in the first place. -226214;1350886150;noagendamarket;nefario took most of the glbse funds thats why the shareholders didnt get much :P -226213;1350886177;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: Amir Taaki? The Intersango guy? -226212;1350886184;noagendamarket;it turns out hes really greedy :D -226211;1350886187;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket even if we were to take the 500 a month figure seriously, it still doesn't pay the rent. -226210;1350886204;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yes, bitcoinconscammercy. -226209;1350886254;noagendamarket;it was more like 500 a week -226208;1350886275;mircea_popescu;you can lay off now, nobody's going to pay you money for your shares anyway. -226207;1350886300;noagendamarket;I wrote them off months ago :P -226206;1350886317;mircea_popescu;no, you were actively trying to sucker someone into buying them a few weeks back. -226205;1350886333;noagendamarket;no. Mine werent for sale -226204;1350886384;mircea_popescu;and in general, stop trying to act like you're either legitimate or respectable. neither's the case. -226203;1350886393;noagendamarket;Theymos asked me about it but I hadnt said yes or no when nefario shut the site down -226202;1350886410;noagendamarket;fuck off wanker -226201;1350886424;thestringpuller;heh -226200;1350886427;mircea_popescu;myeah. -226199;1350886430;thestringpuller;sounds like tool -226198;1350886460;thestringpuller;As my boss says, "Behind every successful person lies a pack of haters" -226197;1350886478;mircea_popescu;inevitably. -226196;1350886549;thestringpuller;you're right though: "it makes no sense to buy rl world items with bitcoin. after all the trouble you went to buy bitcoin in the first place." -226195;1350886583;mircea_popescu;yeah. it's just an intellectually lazy way to think "oh, im a btc entrepreneur" -226194;1350886652;thestringpuller;entrepreneur's success is generally measured by the jobs they create -226193;1350886665;thestringpuller;so more like "I'm a btc 'investor'" -226192;1350886691;thestringpuller;http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~eroberts/cs181/projects/2010-11/DigitalCurrencies/2011/06/03/bitcoins-and-the-potential-to-uplift-millions/index.html - that's what brought me back to the btc world -226191;1350886793;thestringpuller;"BitCoins might not provide us as much financial security in the short-term, but it would definitely empower us overall." -226190;1350886826;thestringpuller;Don't you feel empowered by operating MPEX mircea_popescu? -226189;1350886916;Diablo-D3;no, he gets that from beating women -226188;1350886943;thestringpuller;LOL -226187;1350887102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00043394 = 6.8563 BTC [+] -226186;1350888663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12160 @ 0.00043317 = 5.2673 BTC [-] -226185;1350889623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 115000 @ 0.003375 = 388.125 BTC [-] -226184;1350891128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4540 @ 0.00043317 = 1.9666 BTC [-] -226183;1350892308;Chaaang-Noi;how does one even get on welfare -226182;1350892322;Chaaang-Noi;seems like a lot of work -226181;1350892367;noagendamarket;its easy :P -226180;1350892409;noagendamarket;in Australia even the middle class get welfare of some sort -226179;1350892425;noagendamarket;feelsgoodman.jpg -226178;1350892488;Azelphur;Chaaang-Noi: you can always take my approach, one of the perks of having Autism is that the welfare people never fuck with me -226177;1350892493;Azelphur;\o/ -226176;1350892508;Chaaang-Noi;lol -226175;1350892527;Chaaang-Noi;so lets say im in the usa and i dont want or cant work -226174;1350892529;Chaaang-Noi;then what? -226173;1350892535;noagendamarket;youre fucked -226172;1350892554;Azelphur;go to local walmarts and ask if you can have a large cardboard box -226171;1350892562;Chaaang-Noi;lol so welfare is good in england and aus but not usa? -226170;1350892572;Azelphur;I think that's pretty much the jist of it -226169;1350892577;Chaaang-Noi;ahh -226168;1350892578;noagendamarket;there is no welfare in the usa :P -226167;1350892583;Chaaang-Noi;i see -226166;1350892586;Chaaang-Noi;okay good -226165;1350892592;Chaaang-Noi;maybe ill start paying taxes then... -226164;1350892631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50060 @ 0.00043136 = 21.5939 BTC [-] -226163;1350892633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00043394 = 1.0415 BTC [+] -226162;1350892633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33278 @ 0.00044061 = 14.6626 BTC [+] -226161;1350892634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47300 @ 0.00044072 = 20.8461 BTC [+] -226160;1350892635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53900 @ 0.00044098 = 23.7688 BTC [+] -226159;1350892636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00044131 = 0.662 BTC [+] -226158;1350892638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11562 @ 0.00044289 = 5.1207 BTC [+] -226157;1350892646;noagendamarket;you dont get very much if you dont work in Australia either though...subsistence living -226156;1350892692;noagendamarket;thats why so many women get pregnant to get the single parents pension -226155;1350894176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00043247 = 6.8763 BTC [-] -226154;1350895682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00043247 = 2.0759 BTC [-] -226153;1350897265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00042852 = 6.5135 BTC [-] -226152;1350897266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16936 @ 0.00042823 = 7.2525 BTC [-] -226151;1350897992;EskimoBob;good day-night-morning-evening -226150;1350898002;EskimoBob;any interesting news? -226149;1350898023;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -226148;1350898027;gribble;Time since last block: 20 minutes and 52 seconds -226147;1350898041;Chaang-Noi;same old same old... -226146;1350898053;EskimoBob;whats in the BTC TV? Any new soap operas or drama? -226145;1350898138;Chaang-Noi;minor pirate stuff, minoe bitcoincia stuff -226144;1350898140;Chaang-Noi;about it -226143;1350898266;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -226142;1350898268;gribble;Time since last block: 24 minutes and 53 seconds -226141;1350898691;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -226140;1350898693;gribble;Time since last block: 31 minutes and 59 seconds -226139;1350898699;Chaang-Noi;i heart ltc -226138;1350898854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00043124 = 7.8054 BTC [+] -226137;1350899030;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: I was reading that "Breakthrough Offers New Route to Large-Scale Quantum Computing" . BTC or any crypto-blah is not fucked yet but it's getting closer. 7 more years maybe and some lab has it up and working... and then BTC will become a blip in e-pages of history -226136;1350899052;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -226135;1350899055;gribble;Time since last block: 38 minutes and 1 second -226134;1350899113;EskimoBob;what are you waiting Chaang-Noi? -226133;1350899577;Chaang-Noi;i wanted to see if a transaction was good -226132;1350899588;Chaang-Noi;i used the same wallet on two computers and everything got fucked up -226131;1350899595;Chaang-Noi;one comptuer does not see the coin -226130;1350899602;Chaang-Noi;one seems it did -226129;1350899630;Chaang-Noi;not sure what went wrong, used the wallet for oever 1 year and have over 5000 transactions and several hundred address -226128;1350899636;Chaang-Noi;but then lol they dont match -226127;1350899812;midnightmagic;ls -la -226126;1350900361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7063 @ 0.00043543 = 3.0754 BTC [+] -226125;1350900718;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob maybe. -226124;1350900724;rg;nice -226123;1350900727;rg;when i wake up ltc diff will be down -226122;1350900727;mircea_popescu;tho the same computers can be used to mine. -226121;1350900766;mircea_popescu;meh i just had the world's worst banana -226120;1350900776;mircea_popescu;wtf, we get quantum computers can't even grow a decent banana ;/ -226119;1350901467;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you know that this yellow banana we like so much is going to die out -226118;1350901874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48400 @ 0.00043651 = 21.1271 BTC [+] -226117;1350903380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 627 @ 0.00043651 = 0.2737 BTC [+] -226116;1350904922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16708 @ 0.00043728 = 7.3061 BTC [+] -226115;1350905614;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob so i hear. -226114;1350906450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18750 @ 0.00043789 = 8.2104 BTC [+] -226113;1350907653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15326 @ 0.003375 = 51.7253 BTC [-] -226112;1350909279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36800 @ 0.00044289 = 16.2984 BTC [+] -226111;1350910788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1392 @ 0.00043986 = 0.6123 BTC [-] -226110;1350912301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.0004383 = 4.9528 BTC [-] -226109;1350913835;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 4 @ 0.16325225 = 0.653 BTC [-] -226108;1350913892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20000 @ 0.003375 = 67.5 BTC [-] -226107;1350915424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1471 @ 0.0004383 = 0.6447 BTC [-] -226106;1350915424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32857 @ 0.00044004 = 14.4584 BTC [+] -226105;1350916967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1752 @ 0.00044289 = 0.7759 BTC [+] -226104;1350916985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20138 @ 0.00044289 = 8.9189 BTC [+] -226103;1350916985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6710 @ 0.00044306 = 2.9729 BTC [+] -226102;1350918456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.00044106 = 8.0273 BTC [-] -226101;1350919971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1772 @ 0.00044106 = 0.7816 BTC [-] -226100;1350921489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27359 @ 0.00043935 = 12.0202 BTC [-] -226099;1350921491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9884 @ 0.00044306 = 4.3792 BTC [+] -226098;1350923015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46800 @ 0.00044214 = 20.6922 BTC [-] -226097;1350924367;Chaang-Noi;this is not me at all but seems some people have btc wallets -226096;1350924369;Chaang-Noi;http://boards.4chan.org/b/res/432138975 -226095;1350924376;Chaang-Noi;nsfw -226094;1350924379;Chaang-Noi;its 4chan -226093;1350924428;Chaang-Noi;might be same fag too, hard to tell -226092;1350924462;Diablo-D3;not enough tits -226091;1350924505;thestringpuller;sup guys -226090;1350924537;gigavps;has anyone talked with nefario about a timeline for the shutdown of glbse? -226089;1350924552;Diablo-D3;gigavps: oh thats easy -226088;1350924556;Diablo-D3;8am: several beers -226087;1350924560;Diablo-D3;9am: glbse taken down -226086;1350924568;Diablo-D3;10am: spends user funds to get hookers and blow -226085;1350924581;Diablo-D3;2pm: why the fuck am I in a ditch, and why does my side hurt, and whats with this bag of ice -226084;1350924583;gigavps;Diablo-D3 i meant to get the asset holders lists -226083;1350924592;Diablo-D3;ahh -226082;1350924595;chmod755;lol -226081;1350924597;Diablo-D3;thats also easy -226080;1350924598;gigavps;and coins returned -226079;1350924599;Diablo-D3;never. -226078;1350924612;chmod755;i got 100% of my 0.00000000 BTC back -226077;1350924617;thestringpuller;lol -226076;1350924618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54841 @ 0.00044121 = 24.1964 BTC [-] -226075;1350924620;Diablo-D3;:< -226074;1350924624;thestringpuller;chmod777 -226073;1350924625;Diablo-D3;I got 0% of my btc back -226072;1350924639;thestringpuller;Mpex it up -226071;1350924734;Chaang-Noi;giga did you get your coins back? -226070;1350924764;Chaang-Noi;i kinda wonder if the "double payment fail" was just a stalling tactict. -226069;1350924887;Chaang-Noi;fail internets -226068;1350926259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00044168 = 1.7667 BTC [+] -226067;1350927812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 117 @ 0.00044121 = 0.0516 BTC [-] -226066;1350927813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27527 @ 0.00043914 = 12.0882 BTC [-] -226065;1350927814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26100 @ 0.00043896 = 11.4569 BTC [-] -226064;1350927816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2156 @ 0.00043802 = 0.9444 BTC [-] -226063;1350928077;jurov;everybody get your popcorn: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119782.0 -226062;1350928600;Chaaang-Noi;we leaked this days ago -226061;1350928604;Chaaang-Noi;he got that link from me -226060;1350928632;thestringpuller;who leaked it to mircea though? -226059;1350928841;Chaaang-Noi;i did -226058;1350928922;pigeons;i'm wondering who this Anon commenter is that thought i was shareholder4. seems random. hit me up if you're here -226057;1350928953;pigeons;hmm unless its one of the 2 people i have on ignore -226056;1350929419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00043802 = 5.6943 BTC [-] -226055;1350929783;thestringpuller;lol am i on ignore? -226054;1350929914;pigeons;nope -226053;1350929974;pigeons;is that you're comment though? -226052;1350929977;thestringpuller;i tend to get along with a lot of people -226051;1350929979;thestringpuller;no -226050;1350929988;thestringpuller;i dont do forums/networks -226049;1350929993;thestringpuller;social* networks -226048;1350929998;thestringpuller;just irc -226047;1350930059;thestringpuller;the btc business community is falling apart -226046;1350930074;pigeons;i wish i got misattributed the "worst. ceo. evar." quote instead at least -226045;1350930122;thestringpuller;worst ceo ever is steve ballmer -226044;1350930140;thestringpuller;singlehandedly ruined microsoft -226043;1350930179;thestringpuller;pigeons: do you run any businesses? -226042;1350930188;thestringpuller;or own any? -226041;1350930211;pigeons;thestringpuller: just private tech consulting services, no btc -226040;1350930224;pigeons;more freelancer than a "business" -226039;1350930256;thestringpuller;last of the freelance hackers are we? i have respect for that -226038;1350930281;thestringpuller;i used to be a freelance hacker. then i needed medical insurance -226037;1350930293;pigeons;yeah, i hear ya -226036;1350930318;thestringpuller;so youve been around awhile? -226035;1350930355;pigeons;more than some, less than others -226034;1350930382;thestringpuller;modest :) -226033;1350930410;thestringpuller;the glbse fiasco is driving a wedge between the community -226032;1350930447;pigeons;really? one one side of the wedge is everyone who got screwed. who is on the other side? -226031;1350930616;thestringpuller;well nefario showed his true colors. there are logs of him basically saying he would oppose law enforcement. the second the popo arrive due to rising publicity, he caves to political pressure. -226030;1350930659;pigeons;yeah i think its more of a betrayal than had it been someone who never had presented that they would fight for the cause -226029;1350930726;gigavps;so wtf has he been doing the last couple of weeks? -226028;1350930734;copumpkin;jacking off -226027;1350930736;PsychoticBoy;nothing i suppose -226026;1350930737;thestringpuller;he's a coward ultimately. no loyalty. loyalty is what will make or break this community. there is a saying in the orient, "loyalty to the end" if you truly believe in your cause you will die for it -226025;1350930738;copumpkin;oh hey BurtW -226024;1350930749;copumpkin;dude -226023;1350930758;copumpkin;what's the point in getting sent to jail for glbse? -226022;1350930763;copumpkin;and then glbse will get taken down anyway -226021;1350930768;copumpkin;it's not the kind of thing you can make a stand on -226020;1350930775;copumpkin;I think he's a weasel and incompetent -226019;1350930777;thestringpuller;move glbse to another country -226018;1350930782;copumpkin;but it's stupid to expect him to stand up to law enforcement -226017;1350930787;thestringpuller;amd vacate -226016;1350930789;copumpkin;yeah, it's really easy to just pick up and move countries -226015;1350930795;thestringpuller;the world is a big place -226014;1350930807;copumpkin;cause you know, you walk up to a consulate and say "yo, I wanna move my illegal bitcoin exchange to your country, gimme a work visa" -226013;1350930812;copumpkin;and they'll be like "yeah totally!" -226012;1350930826;thestringpuller;i meant more send the data overseas -226011;1350930834;thestringpuller;let someone else run it -226010;1350930842;thestringpuller;then you disappear or due the time -226009;1350930852;gigavps;or under the sea -226008;1350930863;PsychoticBoy;in a sunken ship ;) -226007;1350930875;thestringpuller;do the time* -226006;1350930887;thestringpuller;isnt that what hazard pay is for? -226005;1350930897;BurtW;Hey copumpkin -226004;1350930929;gigavps;burt dub is in the house -226003;1350930934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00044168 = 6.3602 BTC [+] -226002;1350931183;thestringpuller;gigavps: in the event you don't get asset holder information what will you do? -226001;1350931204;gigavps;what can i do? -226000;1350931228;gigavps;if i start a claims process, how will i know who is not lying? -225999;1350931248;gigavps;if the claims go over 40k units issued, who doesn't get paid? -225998;1350931274;gigavps;does the contract change? -225997;1350931280;thestringpuller;there is a case nefario may decide to not release the db info -225996;1350931303;thestringpuller;i wouldnt put it past him at this poibt -225995;1350931305;thestringpuller;point* -225994;1350931309;gigavps;Gigamining's contract is dependent on their being a highest traded price over the last 15 days -225993;1350931349;gigavps;so it will most likely mean that the contract will no longer be perpetual -225992;1350931361;Chaaang-Noi;yeah, i have one too for 7 days -225991;1350931386;Chaaang-Noi;this whole things is a mess -225990;1350931445;gigavps;so if someone can come up with clear answers to these questions, i'm happy to continue Gigamining -225989;1350931464;Chaaang-Noi;giga, make sure you talk to your lawyer before you act as a broker -225988;1350931477;gigavps;that is another reason the contract would need to change -225987;1350931491;gigavps;because I cannot act as a broker or exchange -225986;1350931496;Chaaang-Noi;you are an american, so im not kidding, talk to your lawyer -225985;1350931504;Chaaang-Noi;yeah you cant -225984;1350931521;Chaaang-Noi;you must have talked to a lawyer :) -225983;1350931524;Chaaang-Noi;or you is smart -225982;1350931530;Chaaang-Noi;either way it sucks -225981;1350931535;gigavps;so most of the profitability of Teramining, which was being able to be the first to have it and flip it, is gone -225980;1350931572;thestringpuller;heh mircea hates mining bonds so i doubt mpex is an option -225979;1350931576;Chaaang-Noi;it is a mess -225978;1350931596;gigavps;so now anyone holding Gigamining and wants to upgrade to Teramining has to ask, just how many coins am i going to put in and is it even worth it -225977;1350931615;gigavps;but they won't know until a new contract is made and agreed upon -225976;1350931640;gigavps;and there is no point in making a new contract if i can't reliably know who owns what -225975;1350931659;thestringpuller;glbse has you by the balls still :( -225974;1350931683;gigavps;glbse doesn't have me by the balls, they have all of their/my customers by the balss -225973;1350931685;gigavps;balls -225972;1350931709;Chaaang-Noi;glbse had made it so giga is forced to keep all profit, glbse has fucked everyone who trusted glbse -225971;1350931733;gigavps;that is the most unfortunate part of this whole thing -225970;1350931736;thestringpuller;trust is a powerful thing -225969;1350931748;gigavps;because it makes me look like a scammer in most outcomes -225968;1350931749;Chaaang-Noi;anyone who holds giga stock should sue glbse and their owners like theymos -225967;1350931758;thestringpuller;at least your customers no its not yohr fault -225966;1350931766;Chaaang-Noi;yeah that is why im so pissed at neferio and theymos... -225965;1350931796;gigavps;thestringpuller i can only hope at this point -225964;1350931819;Chaaang-Noi;i have had death threats over my assets -225963;1350931825;Chaaang-Noi;i hope giga has not had the same -225962;1350931835;gigavps;no death threats yet -225961;1350931841;Chaaang-Noi;good -225960;1350931885;pigeons;wait, people don't like goat? -225959;1350931906;Chaaang-Noi;yeah -225958;1350931912;Chaaang-Noi;i am a giant cock -225957;1350931919;thestringpuller;the thing i dont get is why the platform didn't have an email list of the current asset holders for each particular issuer -225956;1350931942;gigavps;they do -225955;1350931956;thestringpuller;oh you just cant access it -225954;1350931960;thestringpuller;fuck them then -225953;1350931974;thestringpuller;someone should just hack the db -225952;1350931980;Chaaang-Noi;pigeons really some people hate me, some people love me, -225951;1350932061;gigavps;nobody hates Goat -225950;1350932100;Chaaang-Noi;lol yes they do -225949;1350932108;Chaaang-Noi;matthew hates me with a passion -225948;1350932127;Chaaang-Noi;some do :) -225947;1350932132;gigavps;and now matthew is banished from BTC -225946;1350932139;Chaaang-Noi;yeah -225945;1350932141;gigavps;see what happens when you hate goat -225944;1350932147;Chaaang-Noi;:) -225943;1350932223;Chaaang-Noi;im off to bed all -225942;1350932224;Chaaang-Noi;night -225941;1350932232;gigavps;see ya -225940;1350932238;Chaaang-Noi;peace -225939;1350932246;gigavps;thestringpuller you have any good answers to my questions? -225938;1350932251;gigavps;i'm all ears -225937;1350932435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37500 @ 0.00044168 = 16.563 BTC [+] -225936;1350932435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00044214 = 4.0677 BTC [+] -225935;1350934037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00044221 = 2.8301 BTC [+] -225934;1350934039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4544 @ 0.00043802 = 1.9904 BTC [-] -225933;1350934040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 256 @ 0.00043789 = 0.1121 BTC [-] -225932;1350935601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26700 @ 0.00043789 = 11.6917 BTC [-] -225931;1350936079;mircea_popescu;pigeons> i wish i got misattributed the "worst. ceo. evar." quote instead at least << lol -225930;1350936093;mircea_popescu;i see nobody has any faith in nefario's future business plans ?! -225929;1350936176;gigavps;mircea_popescu i glad to see you are in a joking mood today -225928;1350936183;gigavps;i'm* -225927;1350936780;mircea_popescu;and yes, gigavps is pretty royally screwed. -225926;1350936797;mircea_popescu;o, i was just reading the logs. -225925;1350936915;gigavps;thanks for clarifying that -225924;1350936947;mircea_popescu;but yes, what are you going to do with teraminign nao. -225923;1350936980;thestringpuller;you still around mircea_popescu ? -225922;1350936987;mircea_popescu;and re thestringpuller : i don't hate miner bonds. i just don't think they're a fit investment for the unsophisticated. -225921;1350937000;mircea_popescu;they're complicated to evaluate and easy to misconstrue. -225920;1350937170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1094 @ 0.00043789 = 0.4791 BTC [-] -225919;1350937172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14765 @ 0.00043728 = 6.4564 BTC [-] -225918;1350937173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16030 @ 0.00043709 = 7.0066 BTC [-] -225917;1350937174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6711 @ 0.00043707 = 2.9332 BTC [-] -225916;1350937186;thestringpuller;dis here -225915;1350937218;thestringpuller;have heard from smickles recently mircea_popescu ? -225914;1350937222;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -225913;1350937223;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 16 hours, 23 minutes, and 40 seconds ago: but it would be nice in a way, rent, phone, internet, car, insurance for this month, that'll be 200 btc by this date please :) -225912;1350937231;mircea_popescu;mmm something like that, a day or two. -225911;1350937259;smickles;yo -225910;1350937262;mircea_popescu;we never talked daily tho. if you have business -225909;1350937272;mircea_popescu;lol, was gonna say email him, but i guess saying the name works too -225908;1350937279;smickles;:) -225907;1350937307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 45 @ 0.003375 = 0.1519 BTC [-] -225906;1350937425;mircea_popescu;next somebody's gonna buy pi shares -225905;1350937450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.0034 = 0.0102 BTC [+] -225904;1350937462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC [+] -225903;1350937472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4 @ 0.0034 = 0.0136 BTC [+] -225902;1350937476;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -225901;1350937490;mircea_popescu;next somebody's gonna buy 3mn shares -225900;1350937492;Doffx;S.Dice make a recovery? -225899;1350937516;mircea_popescu;heh, that don' work so good eh ? -225898;1350937521;mircea_popescu;Doffx sorta bobbing up an' down -225897;1350937542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 14735 @ 0.0034 = 50.099 BTC [+] -225896;1350937566;Doffx;If I could sell mine id make 2 btc at .0034 -225895;1350937580;Doffx;Too bad they were on Glbse -225894;1350937582;mircea_popescu;why can't you sell the oh -225893;1350937601;Doffx;If only you had given me a free account. -225892;1350937615;Doffx;Its clearly your fault. -225891;1350937618;Doffx;:) -225890;1350937619;mircea_popescu;lol. clearly. -225889;1350937628;mircea_popescu;how much did you lose by getting a free account ? -225888;1350937641;Doffx;Id be like -10 -225887;1350937643;mircea_popescu;make 2 btc means you had like 300 btc's worth neh ? -225886;1350937649;mircea_popescu;no, 30 sorry. -225885;1350937667;Doffx;If I had bought an account id still be about 10 btc down. -225884;1350937673;mircea_popescu;so, if you spent 20 to get acct and remainder 10 to get s.dice you'd now have 1 acct worth 30 and 10 btc worth of s.dice -225883;1350937684;Doffx;Unless I had put all my btc in Mpex then id be up 90 or so -225882;1350937714;Doffx;So basically had I paid 20 btc id still have 70 or so -225881;1350937733;Doffx;That make sense? -225880;1350937736;mircea_popescu;sorta. -225879;1350937738;EskimoBob;If and Maybe are not investors :) -225878;1350937744;Doffx;Right -225877;1350937760;mircea_popescu;if and maybe are the best investors there are -225876;1350937763;Doffx;There was no way for me to reliably see Glbse would go under like it did. -225875;1350937765;mircea_popescu;read like yahoo boards or something -225874;1350937771;EskimoBob;20 -225873;1350937776;mircea_popescu;Doffx now that'd be a problem. -225872;1350937786;EskimoBob;20:20 hindsight? -225871;1350937788;EskimoBob;lol -225870;1350937793;Doffx;I knew it would go under. -225869;1350937813;Doffx;Just though it would be easy to transfer Paper shares to a log to retrieve them, but noooo... -225868;1350937820;mircea_popescu;a, that. -225867;1350937837;mircea_popescu;yeah, i don't think anyone could have imagined the explosion of fail that was awaiting in store for us there. -225866;1350937857;Doffx;mircea_popescu, I should have paid the 20 and invested, I cant bo back in time now though so oh well. -225865;1350937859;mircea_popescu;course, smickles liquidated like a day before. -225864;1350937864;smickles;;) -225863;1350937871;mircea_popescu;or was it two days ? -225862;1350937885;Doffx;Whats the update anyhow smickles? -225861;1350937887;smickles;it was too damn close either way mircea_popescu -225860;1350937894;Doffx;What will my 900 SS shares get me. -225859;1350937916;smickles;Doffx: with SS? no news, sadly -225858;1350937942;smickles;I can't verify that you are a share holder, so it's cruise-controll for now -225857;1350937957;smickles;did you see the latest financial report? -225856;1350937960;Doffx;It seems if I could get a number for my Sdice shares I could potentially get my btc back. -225855;1350937992;Doffx;No, I haven’t looked yet. -225854;1350937999;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.msg1277243#msg1277243 -225853;1350938015;mircea_popescu;"look here's all the money we made that you can't touch cause i can't verify your ownership" -225852;1350938060;smickles;essentially, but, more apologetically :P -225851;1350938075;mircea_popescu;:p -225850;1350938093;mircea_popescu;so what's next on the drama programme ? -225849;1350938106;mircea_popescu;a suicide ? a wedding ? -225848;1350938110;smickles;does that mean we're tounging now? (two :p) -225847;1350938117;mircea_popescu;a double wedding suicide with cannibalism & incest ? -225846;1350938118;Doffx;Wow nice I made btc on that. -225845;1350938125;Doffx;See not all my choices were dumb mircea_popescu -225844;1350938132;Doffx;I was in two reliable assets -225843;1350938144;mircea_popescu;Doffx haha i never said they'd be -225842;1350938144;Doffx;SS, and Sdice. -225841;1350938156;Doffx;I know, I'm more making light of myself. -225840;1350938158;mircea_popescu;SS, and DerGestapo -225839;1350938207;Doffx;Id like to get both shares sold and liquidate all my BTC I need the extra cash for rl crap. -225838;1350938249;mircea_popescu;i still haven't sold pretty much any btc. -225837;1350938278;smickles;Doffx: 900 SS? what would you sell them to me at? -225836;1350938301;Doffx;Id like to get back .015 if possible. -225835;1350938312;Doffx;Thats what I bought in at thereabouts -225834;1350938317;mircea_popescu;can you buy them back ?! -225833;1350938360;smickles;mircea_popescu: if i get a contract from him saying that he sells them to me, i see no problem in it -225832;1350938384;mircea_popescu;how do you know he has any ? -225831;1350938390;mircea_popescu;i don't mean Doffx , but more in general. -225830;1350938409;smickles;oh, well, I'd have to trust the other party -225829;1350938410;Doffx;I have 900 I actually know that for sure because its been the same for months -225828;1350938426;Doffx;Sdice Im unsure of -225827;1350938435;smickles;they either have to have the shares, or get the shares when they become available -225826;1350938436;Doffx;Its like 4559 or some number -225825;1350938539;EskimoBob;I guess nefario has not contacted any issuers... damn, how is this BS going to take -225824;1350938572;mircea_popescu;considering that stuff with the dbl payments... -225823;1350938610;smickles;Doffx: i think i'd buy at 0.0109 -225822;1350938654;Doffx;I may take that offer. -225821;1350938678;smickles;Doffx: let me draft up a contract for you to review then :) -225820;1350938706;Doffx;Sounds good. -225819;1350938840;smickles;;;ident Doffx -225818;1350938841;gribble;Nick 'Doffx', with hostmask 'Doffx!~doff@173-160-245-174-Washington.hfc.comcastbusiness.net', is not identified. -225817;1350938848;smickles;;;gpg info Doffx -225816;1350938849;gribble;User 'Doffx', with keyid DE23494FA64F5DA1, fingerprint 9A9A9D9CA29C8F1FB40AC46DDE23494FA64F5DA1, and bitcoin address 1Q9FavHENPK7sATGm8ebthxG9EhQmaamw2, registered on Sat Apr 21 13:05:42 2012. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=Doffx . Currently not authenticated. -225815;1350938939;Doffx;Crud, I didnt leave my PC on. -225814;1350938970;Doffx;I'm at work smickles it may have to wait until I get home to verify. -225813;1350939000;smickles;Doffx: no problem, i was just getting your fingerprint there -225812;1350939001;Doffx;Obviously you can send me the message and ill open later with my key. -225811;1350939089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3389 @ 0.00043707 = 1.4812 BTC [-] -225810;1350939091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.00043679 = 8.8232 BTC [-] -225809;1350939092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31195 @ 0.00043663 = 13.6207 BTC [-] -225808;1350939857;thestringpuller;smickles you live! -225807;1350939862;smickles;it is true and good -225806;1350939992;thestringpuller;the MVP is ready smickles :) -225805;1350940010;thestringpuller;my operations guy registered the domain and all -225804;1350940035;thestringpuller;built the db and mini trading automoton -225803;1350940087;smickles;wow nice -225802;1350940144;smickles;thestringpuller: is the site live now? -225801;1350940210;jurov;smickles, do you plan to move SS to mpex when glbse stuff is sorted out? -225800;1350940224;smickles;jurov: probably not -225799;1350940281;smickles;SS is winding down and I'm launching an accounting company. -225798;1350940300;smickles;I've already sent in the incorporation papers -225797;1350940339;jurov;if you end up doing it, i can offer your shareholders special coinbr accounts -225796;1350940364;thestringpuller;smickles do you give discounts to btc companies? -225795;1350940383;thestringpuller;if so could we retain you for q1 2013 :) -225794;1350940387;BTC-Mining;discounts for what? -225793;1350940395;thestringpuller;accounting lol -225792;1350940398;smickles;jurov: that's a good offer, I hope you're extending that to all the glbse issuers -225791;1350940415;jurov;i already offered that to all passthrough operators -225790;1350940456;jurov;about the others.. doubt they'll get accepted on mpex -225789;1350940462;smickles;thestringpuller: I'm sure we can come to a mutually benificial arrangement without the use of marketing ploys :) -225788;1350940472;smickles;"it's ON SALE!" -225787;1350940480;thestringpuller;LOL -225786;1350940514;thestringpuller;smickles to answer your question it should be live within 48 hours to a few people -225785;1350940527;thestringpuller;i want it to be invite only -225784;1350940560;Doffx;What offers jurov? -225783;1350940569;Doffx;I must have missed a post somewhere about something -225782;1350940602;jurov;for example conibr is able to facilitate 1:1 exchange of GSDPT to S.DICE -225781;1350940604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10975 @ 0.00043663 = 4.792 BTC [-] -225780;1350940604;smickles;Doffx: should glbse assets move to MPEx, jurov will set up asset holders with coinbr accounts -225779;1350940605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.0004365 = 15.0593 BTC [-] -225778;1350940606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1713 @ 0.00043641 = 0.7476 BTC [-] -225777;1350940617;jurov;i made private offers -225776;1350940634;jurov;but everyone is waiting in glbbq -225775;1350940639;jurov;*on -225774;1350940656;Doffx;Ahh, that would be cool. -225773;1350940674;Doffx;I doubt mepex would allow a lot of them though -225772;1350940682;Doffx;Mpex too -225771;1350941432;BTC-Mining;oh, Nefario made an interview with Bitcoin Magazine? -225770;1350941828;gigavps;BTC-Mining where have you been :p -225769;1350942116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38300 @ 0.00043641 = 16.7145 BTC [-] -225768;1350942200;BTC-Mining;Around. I just never had the article mentioned -225767;1350942216;BTC-Mining;I mostly got info from the leaked shareholders meeting -225766;1350942268;BTC-Mining;I hope asset info is released pretty soon -225765;1350942293;BTC-Mining;I'm up to 918 Gigamining shares by the way. -225764;1350942316;gigavps;BTC-Mining that's great, only wish i could confirm that somehow -225763;1350942342;BTC-Mining;Aye, I'm sure that will be released soon enough -225762;1350942352;gigavps;have you spoken with nefario? -225761;1350942394;BTC-Mining;Not yet. I don't really need any more info than what has already been reported by those who did. -225760;1350942690;smickles;am i up to date on that issue? some btc has been returned, but no share info? -225759;1350942706;BTC-Mining;Indeed -225758;1350942712;thestringpuller;yup -225757;1350942719;BTC-Mining;Not completly processed -225756;1350942731;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118354 -225755;1350942738;gigavps;BTC-Mining i'm not sure if you realize this or not, but the perpetual contract can no longer exist -225754;1350942747;gigavps;the contract will have to change -225753;1350942752;BTC-Mining;Payment claims. Still many claiming to not have been paid however. -225752;1350942763;gigavps;if i get the info from glbse -225751;1350942766;BTC-Mining;gigavps: how so? -225750;1350942785;gigavps;the buyback clause cannot be executed without glbse -225749;1350942805;gigavps;no way to know the highest trading price over the last 15 days -225748;1350942829;gigavps;i guess we could use the mpex etf to come to a price -225747;1350942839;gigavps;but i don't think anyone would like that price much -225746;1350942855;gigavps;because it's .05676 per bond right now -225745;1350942879;BTC-Mining;Simple, you'll probably have to process trades manually. -225744;1350942886;gigavps;LOL -225743;1350942893;gigavps;not so simple -225742;1350942900;BTC-Mining;Assuming you're willing to do that... -225741;1350942902;gigavps;unless you want me to go to prison -225740;1350942928;smickles;gigavps: wouldn't you be fine running it privately? -225739;1350942967;gigavps;smickles my lawyer is researching what, if anything, can be done -225738;1350942986;gigavps;seems everyone things mining bonds are actually perpetual -225737;1350942987;smickles;gigavps: good to hear -225736;1350943008;gigavps;except for that pesky buy back clause that everyone chooses to ignore -225735;1350943039;gigavps;maybe we should just use the mpex highest traded price -225734;1350943101;smickles;that would be reasonable, do any of thes listing contracts mention GLBSE specifically? -225733;1350943130;gigavps;the contract was on glbse -225732;1350943146;BTC-Mining;mpex price is considerably lower however because it is not assumed not to upgrade to Teramining. -225731;1350943148;gigavps;and google cache doesn't have a cache of glbse.com/asset/view/GIGAMINING -225730;1350943168;gigavps;BTC-Mining fine, i'll double it -225729;1350943176;gigavps;just saying -225728;1350943189;Doffx;Wouldnt the twitter feed have the last sale of Gigamining> -225727;1350943195;Doffx;Or is that poof to -225726;1350943207;gigavps;my main point is that without a buyback clause that can be executed, the contract would need to be changed -225725;1350943245;gigavps;Doffx the last trade on glbse does not reflect the actions of glbse -225724;1350943249;smickles;how do you chang a contract without total concent tho? -225723;1350943272;smickles;i don't expect you had an amendment clause? -225722;1350943277;gigavps;smickles everyone who wants to get paid will probably need to agree to a new contract -225721;1350943291;gigavps;we are in uncharted waters here -225720;1350943333;mircea_popescu;smickles actually : some btc returned twice, some btc not returned. -225719;1350943334;smickles;if not uncharted, uncommon -225718;1350943349;Doffx;Yeah but you should be able to get the ave trade numbers from it since it was a running transaction log -225717;1350943351;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh yeah, i forgot about that bit -225716;1350943358;Doffx;If they still exsist -225715;1350943363;gigavps;https://twitter.com/glbse -225714;1350943366;gigavps;it exists -225713;1350943371;mircea_popescu; Simple, you'll probably have to process trades manually. << this is insanity, seriously. how is he to do trades manually ? -225712;1350943381;gigavps;but does it reflect the value of gigamining today? -225711;1350943387;mircea_popescu;actually, while at it, why not ask him to produce water manually. from like, some hydrogen gas. -225710;1350943402;gigavps;mircea_popescu i only produce methane gas -225709;1350943406;Doffx;It reflects the value at the time of Glbse closing -225708;1350943417;smickles;mircea_popescu: manually, like with individual share transfer contracts -225707;1350943417;Doffx;Its as close as you will ever get. -225706;1350943420;gigavps;you didn't answer my question -225705;1350943424;mircea_popescu;gigavps yes, methane gas, BUT NOT MANUALLY -225704;1350943459;mircea_popescu; https://twitter.com/glbse << speaking of this, someone should make a copy. iirc you can delete tweets. -225703;1350943479;smickles;mircea_popescu: and old tweets are disappeared by twitter -225702;1350943487;mircea_popescu;that too. -225701;1350943492;smickles;(unless you pay them for access) -225700;1350943502;gigavps;mircea_popescu someone on the forums posted the entire trading logs since glbse 2.0 -225699;1350943503;Doffx;Has anyone logged this channel since it started? -225698;1350943505;BTC-Mining; He'll have a list of which address holds how many shares. Someone with an address could sign his shares off to another address. -225697;1350943522;gigavps;BTC-Mining I WOULD BE BREAKING THE LAW -225696;1350943527;Doffx;cat | grep GLBSE -225695;1350943546;mircea_popescu;gigavps a ok that's useful. -225694;1350943546;smickles;yeah, public trading is a no-go (in 'merica) -225693;1350943552;gigavps;Doffx i will ask my question again. Does the last traded price on glbse reflect the damage they have caused? -225692;1350943553;BTC-Mining;Well in your case, yes, being in the US is unfortunate -225691;1350943570;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining, smickles : i'm just pointing out it's inhuman to expect someone to do this manually. esp on a high volume asset. -225690;1350943573;gigavps;they being GLBSE and nefario -225689;1350943584;Doffx;I said no, but that you could use the entire log to come up with the AVE price at the time of close. -225688;1350943590;Doffx;How else will you value it? -225687;1350943596;smickles;mircea_popescu: heh, yeah, I certainly agree, but there are additional issues too -225686;1350943610;mircea_popescu;even with no consideration of any law, it's not something you can ask of people any more than you can ask them to build you a house out of dry sand -225685;1350943620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5987 @ 0.00043641 = 2.6128 BTC [-] -225684;1350943622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39700 @ 0.00043612 = 17.314 BTC [-] -225683;1350943622;Doffx;Your going to have to do something like that eventually regardless if you get the glbse info back -225682;1350943623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 513 @ 0.00043563 = 0.2235 BTC [-] -225681;1350943636;gigavps;Doffx i cannot -225680;1350943656;smickles;Doffx: the data is currently unknowable :/ -225679;1350943666;gigavps;i can probably make something to pay everyone coupon payments once i have the data from glbse -225678;1350943689;Doffx;I have no doubt you will come up with something fair. -225677;1350943695;gigavps;the only reason BTC-Mining owns so many gigamining shares was to flip them when they could be traded -225676;1350943698;Doffx;Some back = better than Nothing -225675;1350943717;mircea_popescu;Doffx i have logs of tiems i'm on. -225674;1350943735;Doffx;I log everything you say too. -225673;1350943745;thestringpuller;lol logs -225672;1350943769;mircea_popescu;Doffx one day it will be worth it's weight in bitcoin -225671;1350943780;Doffx;I'm currently writing a mircea_popescu tell all book from the Logs. -225670;1350943790;Doffx;Its one page so far. -225669;1350943791;mircea_popescu;nude pix ? -225668;1350943799;gigavps;only of -pr -225667;1350943811;Doffx;Of the girl with a title that says " I told you so" -225666;1350943819;Doffx;:) -225665;1350943854;mircea_popescu;lol -225664;1350943855;Doffx;I bet that nude picks of mircea_popescu would sell better than the girl if priced right. -225663;1350943868;Doffx;Curiosity I bet, how scary is this dude -225662;1350943884;BTC-Mining;Hmm, but would it be illegal to merely transfer shares upon request? I'd assume AML would be required for that. -225661;1350943886;gigavps;sounds like Doffx is going to be bidding -225660;1350943898;Doffx;.00000001 -225659;1350943930;mircea_popescu;i'm pretty scary. -225658;1350943955;gigavps;BTC-Mining glbse has royally effed 1000s of people -225657;1350944004;mircea_popescu;well... 100s. -225656;1350944041;Doffx;haha -225655;1350944066;mircea_popescu;my ego is kinda stonework & masonry. pretty big, but also pretty uninflatable. -225654;1350944076;gigavps;nice -225653;1350944081;Doffx;Only channel I logged was btcst that was for Pirate tidbits. -225652;1350944086;Doffx;I dont bother anymore. -225651;1350944099;thestringpuller;logging is hard with irssi -225650;1350944115;mircea_popescu;there's little difference between assbot and twitter anyway, seeing how it just echos -225649;1350944250;thestringpuller;dis here -225648;1350944592;smickles;thestringpuller: irssi logs hard? -225647;1350944627;thestringpuller;to setup with my tgumbs -225646;1350944873;jurov;randall munroe is following bitcoinland, too http://xkcd.com/1124/ -225645;1350944879;smickles;I have trouble with my tgumbs too. I just don't understand them -225644;1350944884;mircea_popescu;he's in thw wot even -225643;1350944917;smickles;mircea_popescu: i've seen him on #bitcoin -225642;1350944935;smickles;;;seen #bitcoin rmonroe -225641;1350944935;gribble;I have not seen rmonroe. -225640;1350944941;smickles;not lately, apparently -225639;1350944951;mircea_popescu;gribble lies -225638;1350944978;smickles;he used to chat there a little, then he idled for months -225637;1350944984;smickles;i wonder if he even does that now -225636;1350945003;smickles;well, he's idle there -225635;1350945015;smickles;i wonder if he checks it anyway -225634;1350945027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00043891 = 4.3891 BTC [+] -225633;1350945029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55000 @ 0.00044 = 24.2 BTC [+] -225632;1350945030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44100 @ 0.00044236 = 19.5081 BTC [+] -225631;1350945031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.00044277 = 10.3165 BTC [+] -225630;1350945032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1606 @ 0.00044306 = 0.7116 BTC [+] -225629;1350945034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00044336 = 0.798 BTC [+] -225628;1350945034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35619 @ 0.0004438 = 15.8077 BTC [+] -225627;1350945035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55600 @ 0.00044394 = 24.6831 BTC [+] -225626;1350945036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10804 @ 0.00044408 = 4.7978 BTC [+] -225625;1350945037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36300 @ 0.00044435 = 16.1299 BTC [+] -225624;1350945038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46145 @ 0.00044437 = 20.5055 BTC [+] -225623;1350945039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25500 @ 0.00044527 = 11.3544 BTC [+] -225622;1350945040;mircea_popescu;eeee -225621;1350945040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43000 @ 0.00044539 = 19.1518 BTC [+] -225620;1350945041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00044549 = 2.1829 BTC [+] -225619;1350945042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46300 @ 0.0004457 = 20.6359 BTC [+] -225618;1350945043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10026 @ 0.00044695 = 4.4811 BTC [+] -225617;1350945078;thestringpuller;whoop whooo -225616;1350945082;smickles;)0_o-i -225615;1350945800;thestringpuller;munroe is cool -225614;1350946560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17314 @ 0.00043563 = 7.5425 BTC [-] -225613;1350946562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4537 @ 0.00043543 = 1.9755 BTC [-] -225612;1350946562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31349 @ 0.00043537 = 13.6484 BTC [-] -225611;1350946808;jurov;mircea_popescu, the dividends are announced in rss, too? -225610;1350946833;jurov;or on twatter...i can't find any sample -225609;1350947365;smickles;jurov: assbot announces the dividends for mpex listing -225608;1350947379;smickles;somehow -225607;1350947382;kakobrekla;somewhat. -225606;1350947383;kakobrekla;yeah :) -225605;1350947412;gigavps;somewhere :p -225604;1350947437;jurov;and pulls them from where? -225603;1350947443;kakobrekla;twitter -225602;1350947508;jurov;who programmed assbot? parsing function would be kindly appreciated -225601;1350947539;kakobrekla;It was I, LeClerc. -225600;1350947615;kakobrekla;give me a sec or so im in the middle of something -225599;1350947704;Azelphur;jurov: I wrote a bot that does the same thing, it's on github at https://github.com/Azelphur/BitcoinAssets -225598;1350947727;smickles;:D -225597;1350947731;thestringpuller;i want the mint chart api lol -225596;1350947743;smickles;glwt -225595;1350947765;jurov;thanks! -225594;1350947769;smickles;support@mint.com -225593;1350947803;smickles;lol, that would be amazing if they were gave you the code to the charts :D -225592;1350947834;smickles;does this make sense?: -225591;1350947836;smickles;No amendment, change, or modification to this agreement will be effective or enforceable unless the text of it is appended to the end of a copy of this agreement and any previous amendments, changes, or modifications, which is signed by all parties involved, and signed by all parties involved. -225590;1350947928;jurov;...copy of this agreement INCLUDING any previous... -225589;1350947932;jurov;feels clearer -225588;1350947940;smickles;ah, it does -225587;1350947948;smickles;thx jurov :D -225586;1350948123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20851 @ 0.00043537 = 9.0779 BTC [-] -225585;1350948125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5349 @ 0.00043478 = 2.3256 BTC [-] -225584;1350948235;mircea_popescu;jurov yes -225583;1350948273;mircea_popescu;Azelphur speaking of that bot, how's dev coming along ? -225582;1350948287;kakobrekla;jurov that alzy script wont give you dividends afaik, see pm -225581;1350948299;Azelphur;yea, mine doesn't parse dividends -225580;1350948312;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: still need to get working on it -225579;1350948321;mircea_popescu;smickles that sounded painful. -225578;1350948356;mircea_popescu;but as a matter of principle, i don't think it's a good idea to allow such a thing. you will conceivably end up with 2mb of signatureporn -225577;1350948594;jurov;mostly done it using RSS instead and that's a bit different... so i'm on my own anyway -225576;1350948831;mircea_popescu;im not sure there is a rss feed of dividends >< -225575;1350948834;mircea_popescu;is there ? -225574;1350949057;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bto7vH-rz-E -225573;1350949067;smickles;recursive gpg --verify ftw -225572;1350949068;smickles;! -225571;1350949188;kakobrekla;o, this is new https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119745.0 -225570;1350949199;mircea_popescu;talk to me in 5 years, when we're back rubbing sticks together cause you fucked up civilisation. -225569;1350949230;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla bitcoinica umm... 5.0 ? -225568;1350949283;kakobrekla;it accualy uses their codebase rofl -225567;1350949295;mircea_popescu;Nice, but you could have at least plugged the most obvious security holes of the Bitcoinica source code before re-using it. -225566;1350949302;mircea_popescu;ahahaha wunderbar. -225565;1350949312;dub;haha -225564;1350949318;mircea_popescu;Thanks Davout, -225563;1350949318;mircea_popescu;I handed over to the developper and meanwhile added a routine to check and correct users leverage. -225562;1350949326;mircea_popescu;zee develloper -225561;1350949328;dub;Bitfinex, How does it works? -225560;1350949337;mircea_popescu;it works like majigz -225559;1350949398;mircea_popescu;anyway, this double p thing is quite fetching. i think i will double all my p's from now on given that english uses entirely too few p's in the first pplace -225558;1350949407;mircea_popescu;and never fucken doubles them -225557;1350949442;kakobrekla;you are pprolly onto something -225556;1350949502;mircea_popescu;"I'm having mixed feeling towards this project. The security measures you have implemented seem really great, and inspire great confidence in your service. Using the source of a service that had some major issues, not so much." -225555;1350949511;mircea_popescu;if that forum ever goes away i shall miss it -225554;1350949578;mircea_popescu;Hi Mushoz, I understand this concern, there was a general lack of security features, that we tried to correct to the best, and that's why we're in beta. Hey, we already had a bug with Davout, because no check of the leverage! -225553;1350949594;smickles;pput a sock in it -225552;1350949598;smickles;;D -225551;1350949618;mircea_popescu;this vaguely reminds me of the hapy-go-lucky attitude of that bitdaytrader dood, who was explaining how his best friend made over 21mn btc (by exploiting one of the umpteen bbilion holes in his "code") -225550;1350949654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1220 @ 0.00043478 = 0.5304 BTC [-] -225549;1350949669;jurov;First, we invested so reserve funds adnd are ready (able) to take up to 400 btc and 4000 usd loss if shit should happen during the beta. -225548;1350949682;jurov;sounds almost like a bounty :) -225547;1350949693;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -225546;1350949694;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.70000, Best ask: 11.70001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.70000, 24 hour volume: 34341.96626791, 24 hour low: 11.47110, 24 hour high: 11.81000, 24 hour vwap: 11.69566 -225545;1350949704;mircea_popescu;whew. for a moment there i thought we're at 10 now. -225544;1350949718;mircea_popescu;WAIT! -225543;1350949730;mircea_popescu;omg nanotube stole my ticker format! -225542;1350949741;mircea_popescu;THIS IS INFRINGATORY THEFT -225541;1350949744;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -225540;1350949745;gribble;1 BTC = 11.70000 U.S. dollars = 8.96895362 Euros -225539;1350949798;EskimoBob;LOL! "International Karmic Bitcoin Bank of Ponyville" -225538;1350949807;EskimoBob;10% weekly :) -225537;1350949831;mircea_popescu;come to think about it... developopper sounds better than developper. -225536;1350949869;mircea_popescu;"Finally to answer your specific example: a user balance won't be able to be withdrawn to negative because we would have checked it (and the balances work without bugs)." -225535;1350949890;dub;hmm -225534;1350949904;mircea_popescu;this is too good. i wish for myself this proscriptive ability where you draw the limits of what may to fail aforehand. -225533;1350949913;mircea_popescu;sure takes all the scary out of risk management. -225532;1350949916;kakobrekla;im confused why no trolls are screaming 'scam' -225531;1350949931;mircea_popescu;cause it doesn't seem at all legitimate ? -225530;1350949953;mircea_popescu;Quote from: davout on Today at 01:28:33 PM -225529;1350949953;mircea_popescu;What about the infamous race conditions ? -225528;1350949953;mircea_popescu;According to my guy he used a hook called "after_commit" where needed, but I'm currently reviewing the code. Meanwhile if you can execute it that means he didn't do enough! -225527;1350949959;mircea_popescu;hey! -225526;1350949995;kakobrekla;hm if he is reviewing, why didnt he just code it himself -225525;1350950013;mircea_popescu;doesn't it sound a lot more important this way ? -225524;1350950041;EskimoBob;we can all feel warm and fuzzy now :) -225523;1350950071;dub;the english is too good for alberto -225522;1350950079;mircea_popescu;dub he's the lover. -225521;1350950328;dub;the fuck is this gox bot doing -225520;1350950367;mircea_popescu;hm? -225519;1350950472;dub;something killing the spread -225518;1350950538;dub;fuck it -225517;1350976129;mircea_popescu;synchronizing with network, 42 blocks remaining -225516;1350976133;mircea_popescu;sounds spiffy :D -225515;1350977463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00043329 = 0.5199 BTC [-] -225514;1350978320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0033 = 16.5 BTC [-] -225513;1350978385;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 6 @ 0.02836065 = 0.1702 BTC [-] -225512;1350978494;smickles;;;calc ([ticker --bid] - 19) / [ticker --bid] -225511;1350978495;gribble;-0.611835965999 -225510;1350978771;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 2 @ 0.03042958 = 0.0609 BTC [-] -225509;1350978783;smickles;;;calc ([ticker --bid] - 16) / [ticker --bid] -225508;1350978784;gribble;-0.357335550315 -225507;1350978815;mircea_popescu;o hey nice formula -225506;1350978847;smickles;heh, I had a little help developing it -225505;1350978848;mircea_popescu;how the fuck does it work o.o -225504;1350978878;mircea_popescu;o nano has done some serious work on ticker huh ? sweet. -225503;1350978883;smickles;how does it work? isn't it essentially the formula we discussed (idunno) a week ago? -225502;1350978889;smickles;oh -225501;1350978896;smickles;that's how ticker has always been -225500;1350978901;smickles;;;ticker --ask -225499;1350978902;gribble;11.78896 -225498;1350978904;smickles;;;ticker --last -225497;1350978905;gribble;11.76999 -225496;1350978930;smickles;that's it, iirc -225495;1350978953;mircea_popescu;uh. i dunno, iirc ticker was just -225494;1350978991;mircea_popescu;Aug 14 01:19:04 ;;ticker -225493;1350978991;mircea_popescu;Aug 14 01:19:04 Best bid: 11.8901, Best ask: 11.938, Bid-ask spread: 0.04790, Last trade: 11.8901, 24 hour volume: 52892, 24 hour low: 11.45, 24 hour high: 12 -225492;1350979082;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh -225491;1350979083;smickles;https://github.com/nanotube/supybot-bitcoin-marketmonitor/blob/master/Market/plugin.py#L260 -225490;1350979144;smickles;i don't think the ticker code has been modified in a while -225489;1350979164;mircea_popescu;nice. -225488;1350979187;smickles;;;ticker --high -225487;1350979188;gribble;11.86350 -225486;1350979190;smickles;;;ticker --low -225485;1350979190;gribble;11.47110 -225484;1350979193;smickles;;;ticker --avg -225483;1350979194;gribble;11.70988 -225482;1350979206;smickles;;;ticker --currency jpy -225481;1350979207;gribble;BTCJPY ticker | Best bid: 947.617, Best ask: 964.614, Bid-ask spread: 16.99700, Last trade: 964.532, 24 hour volume: 333.75134016, 24 hour low: 935.400, 24 hour high: 964.533, 24 hour vwap: 955.074 -225480;1350979228;smickles;;;ticker --currency nhz -225479;1350979228;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -225478;1350979231;smickles;lol -225477;1350979279;smickles;heh, -225476;1350979285;smickles;;;ticker --currency btc -225475;1350979286;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -225474;1350979297;smickles;that could have some humor coded into it -225473;1350979411;smickles;;;ticker --bid --avg -225472;1350979412;gribble;Error: Please only choose at most one result option at a time. -225471;1350979546;kuzetsa;;;tell smickles [ticker --bid] and [ticker --avg] -225470;1350979603;smickles;kuzetsa: yeah, yeah -225469;1350979606;kuzetsa;hehe -225468;1350979614;kuzetsa;<3 hi -225467;1350979620;smickles;howdy :) -225466;1350979703;kuzetsa;I'm learning how to configure DKIM on postfix -225465;1350979715;kuzetsa;not going well, and it's making me sad :( -225464;1350979837;smickles;i don't think i could help -225463;1350980313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9948 @ 0.00043773 = 4.3545 BTC [+] -225462;1350980314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10052 @ 0.00043863 = 4.4091 BTC [+] -225461;1350981902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1048 @ 0.00043647 = 0.4574 BTC [-] -225460;1350981903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21648 @ 0.00043863 = 9.4955 BTC [+] -225459;1350981905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6404 @ 0.00043867 = 2.8092 BTC [+] -225458;1350982700;surf;!help -225457;1350982700;assbot;List of commands: -225456;1350982701;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current MPEX ticker values) -225455;1350982743;surf;!help -225454;1350982744;assbot;List of commands: -225453;1350982745;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current MPEX ticker values) -225452;1350983522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00043631 = 1.3962 BTC [-] -225451;1350985049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37300 @ 0.00043631 = 16.2744 BTC [-] -225450;1350985050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00043529 = 0.74 BTC [-] -225449;1350986586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33600 @ 0.00043624 = 14.6577 BTC [+] -225448;1350987375;EskimoBob;when nefario was still happy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77301.msg859378#msg859378 I guess this never happened or we will not be in this GLBSE shit storm we are now -225447;1350987810;Chaaang-Noi;yeah -225446;1350987817;Chaaang-Noi;i tried to get him to do that over 6 months ago -225445;1350987826;Chaaang-Noi;he did not want to do it cuz he thought he would lose market share -225444;1350988142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00043529 = 1.0447 BTC [-] -225443;1350988644;smickles;how many S.dice did gsdpt have? -225442;1350988665;smickles;Chaaang-Noi: you asked for that too? -225441;1350988690;smickles;i got the same response :| -225440;1350989694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00043624 = 3.708 BTC [+] -225439;1350991200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35116 @ 0.00043642 = 15.3253 BTC [+] -225438;1351007927;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.14500172 = 145.0017 BTC [-] -225437;1351008057;mircea_popescu;lol bored gribbIe ? -225436;1351008074;gribbIe;Hello mircea_popescu_bot -225435;1351008106;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 921 @ 0.62719675 = 577.6482 BTC [-] -225434;1351008126;Anduck;Diablo-D3 -225433;1351008129;gribbIe;Anduck: -225432;1351008131;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 726 @ 0.11239778 = 81.6008 BTC [-] -225431;1351008136;Anduck;are you Diablo-D3 ? -225430;1351008142;gribbIe;maybe -225429;1351008144;Anduck;no -225428;1351008152;Anduck;you're mr. coingenuity -225427;1351008155;Anduck;but -225426;1351008159;mircea_popescu;could you tell ? -225425;1351008173;coingenuity;hehehe -225424;1351008177;Anduck;Diablo-D3: whats happening to DMC and how about the BFL.FAIL / BFL.SUCC ? -225423;1351008195;Anduck;i havent heard any news considering dmc lately -225422;1351008206;mircea_popescu;you are aware glbse imploded right ? -225421;1351008228;Anduck;yes. -225420;1351008247;Anduck;exploded* -225419;1351008262;mircea_popescu;not really, cause an explosion technically consists of expelling matter outwards. no matter. -225418;1351008281;mircea_popescu;but that's a technical point. what'd you expect be happening to glbse assets ? noffin much. -225417;1351008318;Anduck;well -225416;1351008325;Anduck;people gathered money via glbse -225415;1351008332;Anduck;then glbse _IMPLODES_ -225414;1351008343;mircea_popescu;suspicious, isn't it. -225413;1351008348;Anduck;and everything gone? -225412;1351008356;Anduck;people who gathered money just disappear with their moniee -225411;1351008362;Anduck;investors think wtf just happened -225410;1351008365;Anduck;OR wat? -225409;1351008371;mircea_popescu;best i can tell. -225408;1351008386;Anduck;why won't nefario atleast give a list of assests and share ownerships -225407;1351008391;mircea_popescu;ikr? -225406;1351008395;Anduck;right, gigavps? -225405;1351008400;Anduck;btw gigavps any news about pirate? -225404;1351008411;mircea_popescu;lol Anduck is in reruns mode :D -225403;1351008424;gigavps;Anduck nefario is probably holding the asset lists hostage to get the double payments back -225402;1351008440;Anduck;double payments? -225401;1351008443;Anduck;what are those? -225400;1351008447;mircea_popescu;gigavps course before he was holding them hostage to get w/e, theymos' 800 -225399;1351008458;mircea_popescu;Anduck he "accidentally" made some double payments of btc cash -225398;1351008463;gigavps;^^ -225397;1351008464;mircea_popescu;held in glbbq accts -225396;1351008465;Anduck;ok...lol -225395;1351008481;Anduck;so he actually did pay out btc that was held in glbse accs? -225394;1351008483;gigavps;Anduck as for pirate, your guess is as good as mine -225393;1351008491;mircea_popescu;i guess in the mid term he'll be holding them hostage to end the middle east crisis. -225392;1351008492;Anduck;ok -225391;1351008503;Anduck;nothing happened at 12th day or since that? -225390;1351008517;Anduck;lol ok mircea_popescu -225389;1351008526;Anduck;shady -225388;1351008529;Anduck;very shady thing indeed. -225387;1351008674;gigavps;Anduck i received the coins back that were in my glbse account -225386;1351008694;gigavps;and it was rounded up to the tenth of a coin for some reason -225385;1351008789;Anduck;ok. -225384;1351008815;gigavps;i did call nefario three times to make sure he knew how important it was that he returned the coins -225383;1351008830;gigavps;so that may of had something to do with it -225382;1351009173;DeaDTerra;hello :) -225381;1351009342;Anduck;okay -225380;1351009345;Anduck;DeaDTerra still need a loan -225379;1351009347;Anduck;? -225378;1351009405;Anduck;you got your loan? -225377;1351009512;gigavps;DeaDTerra you think the price is headed down? -225376;1351009637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4144 @ 0.0004363 = 1.808 BTC [+] -225375;1351009700;EskimoBob;" general positivity of the community" :) -225374;1351009711;mircea_popescu;we got aids ? -225373;1351009727;PsychoticBoy;zero positive -225372;1351010505;Chaaang-Noi;there is always ppcoin... -225371;1351010756;Chaaang-Noi;i was just kidding -225370;1351010883;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu waddup -225369;1351011160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00043751 = 0.7438 BTC [+] -225368;1351011162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44400 @ 0.00043754 = 19.4268 BTC [+] -225367;1351011465;EskimoBob;DeaDTerra: only BTC advantage at the moment it's its price and collective hope, that it will go even higher and we get out of it, before it falls flat on it's face. Sorry, but that is all the advantage it got. -225366;1351011473;EskimoBob;Same applies to LTC, and PPC -225365;1351011492;EskimoBob;close to 0 usable services in all of them :( -225364;1351011528;thestringpuller;no way -225363;1351011555;thestringpuller;1 easier internet access to the black market, i.e. internet cash -225362;1351011567;EskimoBob;OK; there is this cool coffee seller and someone was offering overpriced VPS? -225361;1351011571;thestringpuller;2 p2p based services that don't require third party -225360;1351011583;thestringpuller;I bought a rasberry pi -225359;1351011585;thestringpuller;last night -225358;1351011589;thestringpuller;shits are hard to find -225357;1351011594;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: those are not services - this is infrastructure -225356;1351011613;EskimoBob;there are roads but no cars or places to go :) -225355;1351011614;thestringpuller;2 p2p based sales* -225354;1351011616;thestringpuller;:P -225353;1351011623;thestringpuller;senor semantics -225352;1351011649;thestringpuller;yes it is a bit early for bitcoins, maybe it would be more suited for when we have space travel -225351;1351011664;EskimoBob;you mean never? -225350;1351011670;thestringpuller;pessimist are we? -225349;1351011674;EskimoBob;not at all -225348;1351011681;thestringpuller;How bout dat mug btw? -225347;1351011706;EskimoBob;you nor me will see space travel -225346;1351011732;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: mug is cool, I know -225345;1351011735;thestringpuller;I plan to get rich or die trying, in order to by a space ship -225344;1351011740;thestringpuller;buy* -225343;1351011775;thestringpuller;also today I'm talking with a coffee vendor on campus to put up a "bitcoin accepted here" sign to take metrics on bitcoin users in a technologically dense society -225342;1351011783;thestringpuller;(goes to an engineering school) -225341;1351011791;EskimoBob;But I am starting to think about real crowd financing because BTC people are used to 7% per week and everything else is out ;) -225340;1351011814;thestringpuller;7% a week is a scam -225339;1351011820;EskimoBob;and I can not pay 7% per week -225338;1351011830;thestringpuller;unless you provide someone health insurance -225337;1351011832;EskimoBob;not even per month probably unless we have a really good run -225336;1351011849;thestringpuller;;;calc 7*56 -225335;1351011849;gribble;392 -225334;1351011855;thestringpuller;that's ureasonable -225333;1351011885;thestringpuller;no investment vehicle makes that money -225332;1351011888;thestringpuller;straight up gambling -225331;1351011904;EskimoBob;I know but they do not ;) -225330;1351011953;thestringpuller;Now they should know, since everyone is defaulting left and right. -225329;1351011986;EskimoBob;but what exchange can I use? -225328;1351012028;EskimoBob;OT? -225327;1351012067;thestringpuller;someone would have to build an exchange off of OT -225326;1351012078;thestringpuller;then get passthrus... -225325;1351012089;thestringpuller;OT isn't "there" yet -225324;1351012107;EskimoBob;indeed -225323;1351012167;EskimoBob;OT can be used but it's too complicated and confusing at the moment -225322;1351012212;EskimoBob;and first you have to buy btc derivatives to buy securities etc -225321;1351012327;thestringpuller;exactly EskimoBob -225320;1351012431;EskimoBob;WOW! PPC is going up like mad monkey -225319;1351012563;dub;why? -225318;1351012683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.0004372 = 9.8807 BTC [-] -225317;1351012903;EskimoBob;same reason why BTC etc :) -225316;1351012945;dub;also, bitcoin 'has a large community' is a negative aspect -225315;1351013010;dub;because its a very retarded community -225314;1351013022;dub;that scares most normal people away from bitcoin -225313;1351013259;EskimoBob;brrr.. way too much -225312;1351013346;Anduck;whats ppc price? -225311;1351013401;dub;last trade 0.000299 -225310;1351013407;EskimoBob;snobbery -225309;1351013446;dub;I have about 11btc worth! -225308;1351013454;EskimoBob;http://www.proofofstake.com/ -225307;1351013500;EskimoBob;the pay per share dropped to 0.067 in http://ppcpool.bitparking.com/pool -225306;1351013503;EskimoBob;why? -225305;1351013513;EskimoBob;it was like 0.089 -225304;1351013527;dub;difficulty increased? -225303;1351013559;dub;;;calc 50/13380.25645819 -225302;1351013560;gribble;0.00373684915205 -225301;1351013602;dub;looks like he's over paying -225300;1351013709;EskimoBob;I had few BTC in it too and even mined some for fun -225299;1351013733;B0g4r7;explain PPC to me plz. kthx. -225298;1351013883;EskimoBob;B0g4r7: you put X BTC in and take 2xX BTC out. Something like that -225297;1351014004;B0g4r7;I'm reading the "paper" and it's not making much sense. -225296;1351014073;Chaaang-Noi;ppc is pretty crazy -225295;1351014092;Chaaang-Noi;but i hold some like 200k cuz i expect pump and dump -225294;1351014104;Chaaang-Noi;its more than doubled so far :/ -225293;1351014160;Chaaang-Noi;copumpkin today i was some soup, it was called "cream of pumpkin" and i thought of you:) -225292;1351014174;Chaaang-Noi;fuck i was not soup, i saw soup! -225291;1351014186;copumpkin;:O -225290;1351014187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00043754 = 2.9315 BTC [+] -225289;1351014188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23227 @ 0.00043775 = 10.1676 BTC [+] -225288;1351014189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22973 @ 0.00043834 = 10.07 BTC [+] -225287;1351014189;copumpkin;that sounds rude -225286;1351014196;Chaaang-Noi;was got turned backwards some how saw/was/saw/was :) -225285;1351014205;Azelphur;Chaaang-Noi: hi soup -225284;1351014214;Anduck;Chaaang-Noi: any news about pirate? -225283;1351014215;Chaaang-Noi;im not soup anyway anyway :) -225282;1351014234;Chaaang-Noi;the people who were going to go after pirate but back out cuz of the oct 12 thing -225281;1351014240;Chaaang-Noi;they are now talking about doing something -225280;1351014245;thestringpuller;not everyone is retarded dub -225279;1351014246;Anduck;ok -225278;1351014248;Chaaang-Noi;i wished them good luck -225277;1351014254;Anduck;are you gonna do so smth? -225276;1351014264;Anduck;werent you the one who _was_ really going to do things? -225275;1351014273;Anduck;did anything happen at oct 12? -225274;1351014275;Chaaang-Noi;i did -225273;1351014279;Chaaang-Noi;i went alone -225272;1351014284;Chaaang-Noi;i did waht i could from thialnd -225271;1351014291;Chaaang-Noi;i had a lawyer try and do collections -225270;1351014292;Azelphur;Chaaang-Noi: what people are going after him? -225269;1351014315;Chaaang-Noi;the people posted on the forum, then got rid of their posts... cuz feared pirate -225268;1351014315;Anduck;what was the outcome, Chaaang-Noi? -225267;1351014322;Chaaang-Noi;so im not going to re out them -225266;1351014333;Chaaang-Noi;the lawyer is going to get 10% and well 40,000 btc... -225265;1351014336;Chaaang-Noi;so he is working -225264;1351014354;Chaaang-Noi;he has made contact with pirate -225263;1351014362;Chaaang-Noi;he is trying to lock down property -225262;1351014369;Chaaang-Noi;sadly though cuz no crime we cant do more -225261;1351014380;Anduck;ok -225260;1351014384;Azelphur;Chaaang-Noi: do you know if they are doing class action, or just for themselves? -225259;1351014386;Chaaang-Noi;and i cant say there is a crime unless i get a differnt type of lawyer and go to usa and all the bs -225258;1351014392;Chaaang-Noi;the other left me out to dry -225257;1351014403;Chaaang-Noi;they wanted me back in like 2 days ago -225256;1351014409;Chaaang-Noi;i said good luck and left it at that -225255;1351014426;Chaaang-Noi;the guy said he would not quit on me no matter what -225254;1351014441;Chaaang-Noi;the pirates clear delay wait til 12th he quit... -225253;1351014443;Chaaang-Noi;so lol who knows -225252;1351014446;Chaaang-Noi;and now SEC -225251;1351014456;Chaaang-Noi;if the SEC gets pirate them my lawyer can do more -225250;1351014467;Chaaang-Noi;but if SEC gets him clearly i cant get funds cuz SEC will -225249;1351014469;Chaaang-Noi;so... -225248;1351014472;Chaaang-Noi;im pretty fucked i think -225247;1351014498;Azelphur;shame that the people suing pirate arn't putting out more info -225246;1351014501;Azelphur;I'd be interested in that -225245;1351014507;B0g4r7;I'm sure you know the relevant lesson here. -225244;1351014517;B0g4r7;"too good to be true" and all that. -225243;1351014581;Chaaang-Noi;i dont think they are just yet -225242;1351014588;Chaaang-Noi;they want to try and reform the group to sue -225241;1351014602;Chaaang-Noi;but now SEC is there and i already have a guy for collections i dont know what i can gain -225240;1351014618;Chaaang-Noi;i was mostly doing it for the share holder -225239;1351014637;Chaaang-Noi;but as nefario killed that anyway i am not obligated to help them:/ -225238;1351014664;B0g4r7;You ran a PPT? -225237;1351014676;Azelphur;pirate owes me more than 1k btc, so I'm interested in pursuing although I don't hold much hope. -225236;1351014730;B0g4r7;Ah, i see, TRGYY.P. -225235;1351014737;B0g4r7;Well, correct spelling, but yes. -225234;1351014757;Chaaang-Noi;:) -225233;1351014775;Chaaang-Noi;i kinda assumed that if i got back 90% the shareholders would be okay with that... -225232;1351014784;Chaaang-Noi;but nefario voided that so meh -225231;1351014794;Chaaang-Noi;i dont think i will get anything anyway, now esp SEC -225230;1351015098;Azelphur;Chaaang-Noi: any way to find out more info on the suing pirate stuff? -225229;1351015168;Chaaang-Noi;you could ask them -225228;1351015179;Azelphur;Chaaang-Noi: how do I ask them if I don't know who they are? XD -225227;1351015206;Chaaang-Noi;you can find out who was going to head up the big lawsuit last time, im sure someone will know who it was -225226;1351015761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23336 @ 0.00043834 = 10.2291 BTC [+] -225225;1351015763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1464 @ 0.00043839 = 0.6418 BTC [+] -225224;1351016687;Chaaang-Noi;;;tslb -225223;1351016698;gribble;Time since last block: 4 minutes and 38 seconds -225222;1351017060;Chaaang-Noi;;;tslb -225221;1351017063;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 50 seconds -225220;1351017274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00043839 = 1.0083 BTC [+] -225219;1351018781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16056 @ 0.0004372 = 7.0197 BTC [-] -225218;1351018782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35944 @ 0.00043448 = 15.6169 BTC [-] -225217;1351019600;Chaaang-Noi;;;tslb -225216;1351019603;gribble;Time since last block: 18 minutes and 18 seconds -225215;1351020410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11264 @ 0.00043738 = 4.9266 BTC [+] -225214;1351020477;Chaaang-Noi;;;tslb -225213;1351020485;gribble;Time since last block: 32 minutes and 59 seconds -225212;1351020491;Chaaang-Noi;i heart ltc -225211;1351021916;Chaaang-Noi;;;tslb -225210;1351021918;gribble;Time since last block: 56 minutes and 53 seconds -225209;1351021925;Chaaang-Noi;i heart ltc -225208;1351021968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16484 @ 0.00043633 = 7.1925 BTC [-] -225207;1351022450;Chaaang-Noi;;;tslb -225206;1351022456;gribble;Time since last block: 2 minutes and 1 second -225205;1351022462;Chaaang-Noi;w000 -225204;1351023563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27900 @ 0.00043667 = 12.1831 BTC [+] -225203;1351023564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00043735 = 3.0615 BTC [+] -225202;1351025091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20816 @ 0.00043633 = 9.0826 BTC [-] -225201;1351025093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5056 @ 0.00043448 = 2.1967 BTC [-] -225200;1351025094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2428 @ 0.00043429 = 1.0545 BTC [-] -225199;1351026607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.00043525 = 8.7485 BTC [+] -225198;1351026609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00043429 = 4.0389 BTC [-] -225197;1351027542;Doffx;;;gpg doff -225196;1351027542;gribble;Error: The "GPG" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "doff" in it. Try "list GPG" to see the commands in the "GPG" plugin. -225195;1351027553;Doffx;;gpg info doffx -225194;1351027687;Doffx;that didint work -225193;1351027696;Doffx;;ident doffx -225192;1351027717;Doffx;Bleh I really dont use the bot enough to remember any commands -225191;1351027722;Doffx;;;ident doffx -225190;1351027723;gribble;Nick 'doffx', with hostmask 'Doffx!~doff@173-160-245-174-Washington.hfc.comcastbusiness.net', is not identified. -225189;1351027734;Doffx;;;gpg info doffx -225188;1351027734;gribble;User 'Doffx', with keyid DE23494FA64F5DA1, fingerprint 9A9A9D9CA29C8F1FB40AC46DDE23494FA64F5DA1, and bitcoin address 1Q9FavHENPK7sATGm8ebthxG9EhQmaamw2, registered on Sat Apr 21 13:05:42 2012. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=Doffx . Currently not authenticated. -225187;1351027739;Doffx;There we go. -225186;1351027885;Chaaang-Noi;Azelphur https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119590.40 -225185;1351028119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29712 @ 0.00043429 = 12.9036 BTC [-] -225184;1351028180;Azelphur;Chaaang-Noi: ty -225183;1351028190;Chaaang-Noi;:) -225182;1351028202;Chaaang-Noi;btw i have everything he had and more... -225181;1351028247;Azelphur;fun -225180;1351028449;Doffx;;;gpg info doffx -225179;1351028450;gribble;User 'Doffx', with keyid DE23494FA64F5DA1, fingerprint 9A9A9D9CA29C8F1FB40AC46DDE23494FA64F5DA1, and bitcoin address 1Q9FavHENPK7sATGm8ebthxG9EhQmaamw2, registered on Sat Apr 21 13:05:42 2012. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=Doffx . Currently authenticated from hostmask Doffx!~doff@173-160-245-174-Washington.hfc.comcastbusiness.net . -225178;1351028457;Doffx;;;ident doffx -225177;1351028458;gribble;Nick 'doffx', with hostmask 'Doffx!~doff@173-160-245-174-Washington.hfc.comcastbusiness.net', is identified as user Doffx, with GPG key id DE23494FA64F5DA1, key fingerprint 9A9A9D9CA29C8F1FB40AC46DDE23494FA64F5DA1, and bitcoin address 1Q9FavHENPK7sATGm8ebthxG9EhQmaamw2 -225176;1351028464;Doffx;There -225175;1351028468;Doffx;Sorry for the spam -225174;1351028562;thestringpuller;2 -225173;1351029738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14146 @ 0.00043455 = 6.1471 BTC [+] -225172;1351031299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4722 @ 0.00043455 = 2.0519 BTC [+] -225171;1351032821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15432 @ 0.00043455 = 6.706 BTC [+] -225170;1351033524;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 6 @ 0.01568151 = 0.0941 BTC [-] -225169;1351033663;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 5 @ 0.00772331 = 0.0386 BTC [-] -225168;1351033755;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 2 @ 0.0032142 = 0.0064 BTC [-] -225167;1351034007;jurov;i should have done something like bitcoinpyramid.com -225166;1351034019;jurov;instead -225165;1351034213;thestringpuller;why? jurov -225164;1351034263;kakobrekla;jurov if your idea is any good you will have to shove it down the peoples throats -225163;1351034269;jurov;seems much easier to get users to such project -225162;1351034301;thestringpuller;how many users you have jurov? -225161;1351034386;jurov;<20 and no new reg in past 3 days -225160;1351034411;thestringpuller;maybe its lack of options in mpex? -225159;1351034411;pigeons;needs moar 7%/week -225158;1351034460;thestringpuller;need more options. mpex has puts and calls -225157;1351034496;thestringpuller;coinbr should let us go into those options -225156;1351034525;jurov;why do you think so? options are available maybe a month already -225155;1351034536;jurov;just mkopt/split is not there -225154;1351034552;thestringpuller;in coinbr allows call/put? -225153;1351034565;jurov;yes, you can buy/sell/exercise opts -225152;1351034580;kakobrekla;pigeons :D so true -225151;1351034613;thestringpuller;sell drugs -225150;1351034618;thestringpuller;if you want 7% -225149;1351034685;jurov;bitcoinpyramid.com certainly isn't making 7% to everyone... but it's gamble and many ppl are excited about that -225148;1351034820;thestringpuller;its a scam lol -225147;1351034828;thestringpuller;pyramid scheme!!!!! -225146;1351034831;thestringpuller;jk -225145;1351034835;jurov;ofc -225144;1351034893;thestringpuller;help me make a btc billpay service -225143;1351034914;jurov;you need web coder? -225142;1351034956;thestringpuller;oh yea and community ties -225141;1351035015;thestringpuller;ive built the trading bots and automated payment hooks/services -225140;1351035028;thestringpuller;just need a website and customers -225139;1351035082;jurov;if you're able to pay upfront or based on milestone, then we have a deal. i can't afford to have another service that will maybe someday profit -225138;1351035102;thestringpuller;coinbr isnt gonna take off* -225137;1351035182;thestringpuller;?* -225136;1351035211;jurov;i'm positive it is, surely at least one GLBBQ passtrough operator will want to offload the process to us. but it's in the rut atm. -225135;1351035243;thestringpuller;then you set lol -225134;1351035257;thestringpuller;i need mint.com charts -225133;1351035258;thestringpuller;lol -225132;1351035264;thestringpuller;i will pay so much for thrm -225131;1351035270;thestringpuller;money is no real issue -225130;1351035358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30294 @ 0.00043669 = 13.2291 BTC [+] -225129;1351036900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00043735 = 4.5484 BTC [+] -225128;1351036902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26936 @ 0.00043738 = 11.7813 BTC [+] -225127;1351036902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7753 @ 0.00043767 = 3.3933 BTC [+] -225126;1351038443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6753 @ 0.00043669 = 2.949 BTC [-] -225125;1351038445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16419 @ 0.00043539 = 7.1487 BTC [-] -225124;1351038514;thestringpuller;Azelphur: you do billpayment? -225123;1351038523;Azelphur;thestringpuller: yes -225122;1351038539;thestringpuller;lets combine our powers and become captain planet -225121;1351038546;Azelphur;moo. -225120;1351038559;mircea_popescu;http://btc411.com/2012/10/23/glbse-meeting-minutes-leaked/ anyone know who this guy is ? -225119;1351038626;thestringpuller;yea -225118;1351038628;thestringpuller;no -225117;1351038662;mircea_popescu;lol k -225116;1351038689;thestringpuller;i camt read it -225115;1351038697;thestringpuller;omg worst web design evwr -225114;1351038700;thestringpuller;ever* -225113;1351038847;mircea_popescu;kinda par for the course for blogs these days neh ? -225112;1351038885;thestringpuller;the thought "im too old for this shit" came to mind -225111;1351038934;mircea_popescu;so anyway, re EskimoBob : btc is already delivering all the value it will or needs to deliver : it's not ddebase-able. -225110;1351038954;mircea_popescu;it's not particularly intended to or useful as a trade currency. -225109;1351038979;thestringpuller;what is btc's intent? -225108;1351039020;mircea_popescu;you buy five btc, right ? -225107;1351039022;mircea_popescu;you go to bed -225106;1351039025;mircea_popescu;you wake up in the morning -225105;1351039028;mircea_popescu;you still have 5 btc. -225104;1351039032;mircea_popescu;this is unique. -225103;1351039050;mircea_popescu;you buy 5 usd, you go to bed, you wake up, you now have 4.99x usd. -225102;1351039061;thestringpuller;due to inflation? -225101;1351039074;mircea_popescu;well, not due to inflation, due to money printing. -225100;1351039088;mircea_popescu;.g currency debasement -225099;1351039095;mircea_popescu;bah -225098;1351039102;mircea_popescu;;;google liekthis ? -225097;1351039103;gribble;Urban Dictionary: liek: ; Liek this page to find out what SOSA really is | Facebook: ; Liek This in 3 Secs or Ur Gonna Get Raped or Somding | Facebook: ; CurrencyDebasement.com | Your comprehensive source for coin ...: ; From Currency Debasement To Social Collapse: 4 Case Studies ...: -225094;1351039123;mircea_popescu;mk -225093;1351039192;thestringpuller;then what would be it's best use? -225092;1351039217;thestringpuller;ive found bitcoin-otc is a lot like morrocco -225091;1351039221;mircea_popescu;it is -225090;1351039230;mircea_popescu;but anyway, btc is the ideal currency of financial transactions. -225089;1351039237;mircea_popescu;you know what dark pools are ? -225088;1351039244;thestringpuller;yessir -225087;1351039251;mircea_popescu;well, that. -225086;1351039266;thestringpuller;like a global economic dark pool? -225085;1351039274;thestringpuller;btc is "off the books" -225084;1351039277;mircea_popescu;like the currency of settlement for dark pools. -225083;1351039304;mircea_popescu;consumers have no business in btc. consumers are in general dizzy cows that need their hand held, need reversible transactions, can't use computers etc. -225082;1351039331;thestringpuller;go on -225081;1351039334;mircea_popescu;btc simply isn't either adequate or useful for the consumer. it's value propositions appeal to the financial sector pretty much exclusively. -225080;1351039343;mircea_popescu;maybe high volume merchants, such as international trade -225079;1351039356;mircea_popescu;seeing how fuckall wants to be bothered with letters of credit bs. -225078;1351039375;mircea_popescu;so yeah, if you're buying containers or ships' worth from China paying in btc makes (a lot of) sense -225077;1351039451;kakobrekla;lol concered people, someone pmed me >> How do you make any money on http://smpake.com/? -225076;1351039494;mircea_popescu;you had some fee didn't you ? -225075;1351039503;kakobrekla;its still there. -225074;1351039511;kakobrekla;2 or 20 satoshi -225073;1351039513;kakobrekla;;> -225072;1351039577;mircea_popescu;jurov did have a pretty good point, the "community" actively selects for scams, then hee-haws about "btc being full of scammers" -225071;1351039583;mircea_popescu;should be beaten with wet sock. -225070;1351039588;mircea_popescu;full of pennies -225069;1351039773;thestringpuller;when can we buy whitehouse interns mircea_popescu ? -225068;1351039804;mircea_popescu;haha how should i know ? -225067;1351039866;thestringpuller;"[you] know things" -225066;1351039947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27381 @ 0.00043539 = 11.9214 BTC [-] -225065;1351039947;mircea_popescu;well, some things. -225064;1351039948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15160 @ 0.00043429 = 6.5838 BTC [-] -225063;1351039949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12359 @ 0.00043408 = 5.3648 BTC [-] -225062;1351040076;thestringpuller;there should a bitcoin shadow government -225061;1351040176;jurov;mircea, there's your veep: http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2012/10/10-reasons-you-should-vote-for-me-for-president/ -225060;1351040354;jurov;Ironically, becoming President would mean that I’d finally have a job, but I’m willing to endure this short-term sacrifice for the greater good. -225059;1351040410;jurov;here we are: 8. I won’t hide the fact that I’m shagging my interns. -225058;1351040478;thestringpuller;interns are hot. how can one resist? -225057;1351041458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19541 @ 0.00043408 = 8.4824 BTC [-] -225056;1351041460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12043 @ 0.00043388 = 5.2252 BTC [-] -225055;1351041461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5916 @ 0.00043379 = 2.5663 BTC [-] -225054;1351041695;mircea_popescu;beep lol ?! -225053;1351041725;mircea_popescu;i can't believe that guy's still at it. -225052;1351041726;smickles;thestringpuller: it would be nice to have a codified law which one can freely agree to adhere to in the bitcoin game -225051;1351041770;smickles;competing lexus would be nice to -225050;1351041869;smickles;is it lexus, the plural of lex? -225049;1351041884;smickles;ah -225048;1351041887;smickles;leges -225047;1351041935;smickles;so it would be nice to have multiple, competing leges in the bitcoin world -225046;1351042426;kakobrekla;>>How do you pay to run the website and server and domain? -225045;1351042436;kakobrekla;omg no, too funny. -225044;1351042526;mircea_popescu;lol -225043;1351042544;mircea_popescu;there's this large and growing contingent of idiots who honestly believe website = whole story. -225042;1351042986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00043475 = 4.6084 BTC [+] -225041;1351044569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31000 @ 0.000436 = 13.516 BTC [+] -225040;1351044669;thestringpuller;whole story? -225039;1351044678;thestringpuller;smickles: you love competition don't you? -225038;1351045621;mircea_popescu;smickles : that big piece on gpg contracts i was saying i'm writing : http://trilema.com/2012/gpg-contracts/ -225037;1351045655;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what is your opinion of Stephen Colbert? -225036;1351045663;mircea_popescu;don't think i have one. why ? -225035;1351045692;thestringpuller;We should put you on the colbert report to talk about bitcoin so it blows up. -225034;1351045737;mircea_popescu;haha maybe. -225033;1351045925;thestringpuller;don't mean to be "that guy" mircea_popescu but you got typos in the post -225032;1351045941;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yup, it's being edited as we speak :) -225031;1351045959;thestringpuller;:) -225030;1351045960;mircea_popescu;i tend to release things then have them typocheked etc and in general if you wait half hour you can see the definitive version -225029;1351045967;mircea_popescu;but if you don't care you can read early. -225028;1351045974;dub;lol nefario double paid? -225027;1351045980;mircea_popescu;so is claimed. -225026;1351046008;copumpkin;moo -225025;1351046143;thestringpuller;this is pretty much what I wrote my most recent essay on for class -225024;1351046153;thestringpuller;it wasn't as eloquent tho ;) -225023;1351046203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38600 @ 0.00043667 = 16.8555 BTC [+] -225022;1351046203;dub;its great to see deadterra is close personal friends with yet another scammer -225021;1351046203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.000436 = 2.7904 BTC [-] -225020;1351046220;dub;calling 'james', chatting and what not -225019;1351046232;mircea_popescu;dub ikr. -225018;1351046238;dub;that guy has awesome friends -225017;1351046252;thestringpuller;who is that guy* -225016;1351046253;thestringpuller;lol -225015;1351046272;thestringpuller;the pronouns of those sentences confused me -225014;1351046284;dub;dude that has indirectly scammed a shitload of people by starting 'businesses' with scammers -225013;1351046308;thestringpuller;rg is giving you the run down via phone? -225012;1351046382;dub;oh and he's now running an arb bot -225011;1351046415;thestringpuller;i feel so out of the loop :( -225010;1351046452;dub;same, im catching up on teh securities forum for the first time in weeks -225009;1351046480;mircea_popescu;dub allow me to quote -225008;1351046505;dub;running a scalping/arb bot is one of his primary 'partners', alberto's MO -225007;1351046522;thestringpuller;is this the bdt guy? -225006;1351046538;dub;yeah thats alberto -225005;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:02:26 DeaDTerra why do you insist in associating with well known scammers ? -225004;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:02:32 mircea_popescu: guruvan "part of the bitcoinica, bitcoin consultancy, bitcoinica consultancy crew that has stolen a large amount of customer funds. Do not trust these guys - bitcoinica, intersango, consultancy, or any new project" -225003;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:02:33 it's not a good business plan. -225002;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:02:39 I just talked to James, the situation is critical but stable for now. All the coins are safe in the offline wallet. It was not a hack. -225001;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:02:52 that, in re to genjix -225000;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:02:58 I am losing more respect for you each minute, so please shut up Mircea :) -224999;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:03:05 im surprised that he has the gall to even show up -224998;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:03:10 much less "vouch" for his scammer friends. -224997;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:03:18 DeaDTerra welcome to my ignore. -224996;1351046619;mircea_popescu;Oct 04 19:03:24 DeaDTerra!*@* added to ignore list. -224995;1351046786;dub;as much as I hate people throwing up occams razor for every fucking scenario.. how many times do you have to enable a scam before you are the scammer -224994;1351046832;thestringpuller;only one time -224993;1351046884;mircea_popescu;dub i still think he's just stupid. -224992;1351046965;dub;probably right. "Personally I don't think James is a crook" - because I have an excellent record of identifying crooks -224991;1351046980;mircea_popescu;what's "personally" even mean anymore ? -224990;1351046987;thestringpuller;so rg is in trouble now? -224989;1351046989;mircea_popescu;nefario goes about his personal union to glbse -224988;1351046998;mircea_popescu;and people distinguish "personally" from what exactly ? officially ? -224987;1351047007;mircea_popescu;why's rg in trouble ? -224986;1351047031;thestringpuller;19:52 < dub> probably right. "Personally I don't think James is a crook" - because I have an excellent record of identifying crooks -224985;1351047038;thestringpuller;that was a confusing sentence to me -224984;1351047165;dub;its a quote from DeadTerra -224983;1351047200;thestringpuller;ah -224982;1351047545;rg;umm -224981;1351047546;dub;I need a TL;DR consultant -224980;1351047547;rg;what about rg -224979;1351047566;rg;what the fuck -224978;1351047568;dub;to read the forums and provide digest of shit I have interest in -224977;1351047610;rg;why the fuck are you talking baout me -224976;1351047612;dub;rg: nv, just some huge ghost raping faggot -224975;1351047622;rg;and you're saying james -224974;1351047623;rg;im james -224973;1351047631;rg;you guys are fucked -224972;1351047686;mircea_popescu;dub that's exactly what mpoe-pr does for me -224971;1351047690;mircea_popescu;youshould hire a pr person/ -224970;1351047691;dub;someone give me the tl;dr on asic -224969;1351047708;thestringpuller;vaporware -224968;1351047712;dub;i got a couple of mails from bfl is there an eta yet? -224967;1351047745;dub;saw mention of some competitor with a unit due out in nov? -224966;1351047762;mircea_popescu;not rly any deadline -224965;1351047774;mircea_popescu;how come ? -224964;1351047788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8790 @ 0.00043652 = 3.837 BTC [+] -224963;1351047789;dub;I was telling the truth about gmaxwell's boyfriend -224962;1351047916;dub;someone was asking about bfl as an investment, i pointed out that they are bad at beign honest about delivery times, Luke-Jr advised them I was a troll and should be ignored.. -224961;1351047957;dub;I advised them that Luke-Jr thinks all non-catholics should be exterminated (which is true) so perhaps not the best giver of advice, gmax banned me -224960;1351047961;Luke-Jr;ignore dub, he's a troll -224959;1351048051;mircea_popescu;lol -224958;1351048071;mircea_popescu;what exactly has gmaxwell idiot to do with minign now ? -224957;1351048076;dub;im not going to get into Luke-Jr opinion on sleeping arrangements with regard to his children -224956;1351048088;dub;that is too unsavoury to talk about tbh -224955;1351048661;rg;i want to know hwy people said m ynickname -224954;1351048664;rg;and were talking about me -224953;1351048673;mircea_popescu;rg me too. -224952;1351048676;rg;i will ban you all in -otc -224951;1351048679;rg;if you dont tell me wihtin 2 minutes -224950;1351048692;rg;[20:18] »» [rg] #masshackers @+#bitcoin-otc +#trilema #litecoin #bitcoin-assets @#bitvps #bitcoin-hosting -224949;1351048695;rg;that's right bitch. -224948;1351048723;rg;uh oh -224947;1351048725;rg;;> -224946;1351048805;mircea_popescu;masshackers ? -224945;1351048808;mircea_popescu;ahaha fag -224944;1351048814;mircea_popescu;masshackers ? -224943;1351048854;kakobrekla;soh, wheres the ban -224942;1351048880;dub;I dunno about that rg guy tbh, I heard he was french -224941;1351049006;smickles;taxes as "willing donations to the state treasury, and something people openly took pride in.", *swoon* -224940;1351049027;rg;mircea_popescu: massachusetts hackers -224939;1351049032;rg;(my state) -224938;1351049038;rg;its a local security group -224937;1351049041;mircea_popescu;yaiknow... but... snort snort -224936;1351049043;rg;im giving a talk at their next meeting -224935;1351049052;rg;i think hte name is clever -224934;1351049066;mircea_popescu;o you do -224933;1351049071;mircea_popescu;smickles it's coming. -224932;1351049078;rg;ok dub told me what happened -224931;1351049080;rg;so i gave him +v -224930;1351049083;rg;instead of +b -224929;1351049097;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNWukYwv2Jk -224928;1351049145;dub;oh wow, I have weeks of -otc in buffer -224927;1351049346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29600 @ 0.00043688 = 12.9316 BTC [+] -224926;1351049391;Azelphur;dub: I have full logs of everything xD -224925;1351049421;dub;yes, and while I may have trolled Luke a little, many assumed he was trolling for a long time. He also unbanned me several times after spamming rainbow ascii crucifix depicting jesus with an erection in his channel -224924;1351050864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00043688 = 3.2329 BTC [+] -224923;1351069428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9245 @ 0.00043551 = 4.0263 BTC [-] -224922;1351069430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15955 @ 0.00043403 = 6.9249 BTC [-] -224921;1351070941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10273 @ 0.00043801 = 4.4997 BTC [+] -224920;1351070943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19427 @ 0.00043867 = 8.522 BTC [+] -224919;1351072442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14445 @ 0.00043403 = 6.2696 BTC [-] -224918;1351072444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13184 @ 0.00043379 = 5.7191 BTC [-] -224917;1351072445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6332 @ 0.00043374 = 2.7464 BTC [-] -224916;1351073960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26368 @ 0.00043374 = 11.4369 BTC [-] -224915;1351073962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9506 @ 0.00043371 = 4.1228 BTC [-] -224914;1351075466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8794 @ 0.00043329 = 3.8104 BTC [-] -224913;1351075468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15106 @ 0.00043324 = 6.5445 BTC [-] -224912;1351076972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26 @ 0.00043363 = 0.0113 BTC [+] -224911;1351076973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00043532 = 5.7898 BTC [+] -224910;1351077190;smickles;~same boy you've always known, well i guess i haven't grown -224909;1351077223;smickles;~everyone who's in the know says, "that's exactly how it gows" -224908;1351133204;mircea_popescu;"Putetumadre, what a great article. Insight untold and unparallelled here. Tip of my hat. Where is the Bitcoin donation button? How can I reprint this on my Web site? Please e-mail me with answers. Thanks :-)" -224907;1351133215;mircea_popescu;blogging rocks. -224906;1351133236;thestringpuller;where is that from? -224905;1351133283;mircea_popescu;my blog. -224904;1351133305;thestringpuller;ah -224903;1351133310;thestringpuller;I posted your blog to reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/120zdj/gpg_contracts_vs_traditional_contracts_law/ -224902;1351133319;thestringpuller;just to see what redditors had to say -224901;1351133336;thestringpuller;http://i.imgur.com/t7W9K.gif - by far my favorite response -224900;1351133537;thestringpuller;redditors are not nearly as bright as you'd want though unfortunately -224899;1351133549;thestringpuller;reddit is beginning its eternal september :\ -224898;1351133680;mircea_popescu;ahhh that was nice tho -224897;1351133694;mircea_popescu;it's not that they're not that bright, it's that mostly they live on welfare. -224896;1351133733;thestringpuller;when you say welfare do you mean actual welfare? -224895;1351133736;mircea_popescu;smickles http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/120zdj/gpg_contracts_vs_traditional_contracts_law/ gib a vote man -224894;1351133738;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yes. -224893;1351133760;thestringpuller;do that many people actually depend on welfare? -224892;1351133775;mircea_popescu;in some parts of the world over half the population -224891;1351133779;thestringpuller;Damn -224890;1351133788;thestringpuller;at that point why not just sell drugs? -224889;1351133803;mircea_popescu;hahaha -224888;1351133808;thestringpuller;like fo realz -224887;1351133810;mircea_popescu;why do you think the "war on drugs" isn't winnable -224886;1351133822;thestringpuller;i never thought the war on drugs was real -224885;1351133825;mircea_popescu;let me dig you up a nice article from a while back -224884;1351133832;thestringpuller;due to the states involvement in making it profitable for cartels -224883;1351133867;thestringpuller;I always thought the war on drugs was a cover for incarcerating people for free labor. -224882;1351133873;mircea_popescu;http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2010/11/the_terrible_awful_truth_about_1.html -224881;1351133992;mircea_popescu;http://coinbits.com/2012/10/24/gpg-contracts-vs-traditional-contracts-law/ what the hell is this thing supposed to be ?! -224880;1351134026;thestringpuller;Looks like a bot -224879;1351134027;thestringpuller;haha -224878;1351134036;thestringpuller;also that article had a reference to _Network_ -224877;1351134041;thestringpuller;which is an AWESOME movie -224876;1351134075;mircea_popescu;:p -224875;1351134081;mircea_popescu;pretty smart chick. -224874;1351134117;thestringpuller;the ironic thing about the movie network -224873;1351134129;thestringpuller;is when the guy went crazy on the air -224872;1351134135;thestringpuller;they just marketed it to people -224871;1351134153;thestringpuller;so the whole reason he went crazy was for moot almost -224870;1351134195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00043539 = 0.566 BTC [+] -224869;1351134213;mircea_popescu;that's how the theory goes. -224868;1351134244;thestringpuller;So DL Hughley came on the Daily Show a few nights ago, and he was saying how he interviewed these gang members. And he said, "Why don't we hook you up with stock options of the prisons you'll be doing time in, when you do time" -224867;1351134265;thestringpuller;so he hooked up a bunch of gang members with legit stock options, which may become the standard for "hazard pay" -224866;1351134341;iz;how much does 1 incarceration really affect the value of the prison's stock though? -224865;1351134359;iz;seems like it would be pretty negligible -224864;1351134369;mircea_popescu;iz i guess it's more like the principle of the thing, like invederate gamblers owning s.dice stock -224863;1351134381;mircea_popescu;or people dealing in options owning mpoe stock. you get a discount -224862;1351134386;iz;yeah, it's a cool idea, but not terribly practical -224861;1351134393;thestringpuller;if you're incarcerated chances are you'll be doing labor for free -224860;1351134397;rg;iz: you ever hang out on Undernet? -224859;1351134401;iz;you could probably make more money by finding change in your car -224858;1351134417;iz;rg: i did for a bit, but under a different nick -224857;1351134421;mircea_popescu;iz people who go to prison aren't really the best at making money. -224856;1351134423;rg;daz? -224855;1351134426;mircea_popescu;if they were they wouldn't be there. -224854;1351134430;rg;#malice ? -224853;1351134443;iz;nope, different person probably -224852;1351134446;thestringpuller;some people who go to prison though are patsies and get paid comfortably -224851;1351134447;rg;yeah -224850;1351134451;rg;i doubt ill ever find daz again -224849;1351134458;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller a bunch ya -224848;1351134510;thestringpuller;trying to find the quote from dl hughley -224847;1351134586;thestringpuller;okay so I think it's more the gang buys stock in the companies that own the prison's they'll be serving time in -224846;1351134598;thestringpuller;and put that as part of the hazard pay -224845;1351134600;iz;ah, that makes more sense -224844;1351134602;thestringpuller;I'll have to look into it -224843;1351134640;thestringpuller;my point is their are better ways to "game the system" -224842;1351134645;thestringpuller;there* -224841;1351134694;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I was thinking about what yo said a few days ago. BTC is not for the average consumer. What if someone did a BTC -> Stock Exchange pass thru? -224840;1351134713;mircea_popescu;you mean stock exchange as in , nyse ? -224839;1351134722;thestringpuller;yessir -224838;1351134730;mircea_popescu;what is the benefit ? -224837;1351134747;thestringpuller;expose btc to wider markets -224836;1351134754;mircea_popescu;how does it expose btc to anything ? -224835;1351134760;mircea_popescu;people buying stocks still buy them in usd -224834;1351134787;thestringpuller;that makes btc a "closed system" then -224833;1351134793;mircea_popescu;no, not really. -224832;1351134805;mircea_popescu;the thing to do is getting future contracts with physical delivery IN BTC. -224831;1351134812;mircea_popescu;something i've been working on for what, six months now. -224830;1351134816;mircea_popescu;once that happens we're golden. -224829;1351134820;thestringpuller;physical delivery? -224828;1351134822;mircea_popescu;yes. -224827;1351134829;thestringpuller;as in like FedEx? -224826;1351134837;mircea_popescu;no lol. as in cushing, ok -224825;1351134867;thestringpuller;care to elaborate a little? -224824;1351134873;mircea_popescu;you know what future contracts are ? -224823;1351134900;thestringpuller;of futures exchange -224822;1351134905;thestringpuller;I totally misread that sentence -224821;1351134908;thestringpuller;I'm a dumbass -224820;1351134912;thestringpuller;sorry :( -224819;1351134918;thestringpuller;oh* -224818;1351134921;mircea_popescu;lol np -224817;1351135054;thestringpuller;so you're implementing a futures option for mpex? neat :) -224816;1351135065;thestringpuller;future contracts* -224815;1351135212;mircea_popescu;trying to. -224814;1351135222;thestringpuller;You have a lot of financial knowledge for a programmer -224813;1351135225;thestringpuller;very rare -224812;1351135230;mircea_popescu;who told you i was a programmer ?! -224811;1351135239;thestringpuller;Are you a programmer? -224810;1351135241;mircea_popescu;nope. -224809;1351135244;thestringpuller;okay nvm -224808;1351135245;thestringpuller;hahaha -224807;1351135248;mircea_popescu;lol -224806;1351135256;mircea_popescu;im on the internet so therefore im a programmer :D -224805;1351135262;thestringpuller;exactly! -224804;1351135264;thestringpuller;:) -224803;1351135566;thestringpuller;MPOE has been weird today -224802;1351135639;thestringpuller;Why does no one want satoshi dice? -224801;1351135744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49196 @ 0.00043439 = 21.3703 BTC [-] -224800;1351135799;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -224799;1351135800;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00298639 / 0.0034 (2013520 shares, 6,013.16 BTC) -224798;1351135815;thestringpuller;stagnant like a mosquito pond -224797;1351135815;mircea_popescu;70-80k a month isn't really much is it. -224796;1351135826;thestringpuller;!ticker s.mpoe -224795;1351135828;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00043264 / 0.00043505 / 0.00043867 (1298344 shares, 564.86 BTC), 30day: 0.00025015 / 0.00037181 / 0.00046059 (86641622 shares, 32,214.45 BTC) -224794;1351135846;mircea_popescu;heh yea -224793;1351135855;thestringpuller;!ticker s.bvps -224792;1351135856;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0027501 / 0.00345047 / 0.00355 (63482 shares, 219.04 BTC) -224791;1351135863;thestringpuller;heh -224790;1351135864;thestringpuller;lol -224789;1351135896;thestringpuller;I must say, I've learned more about finance from the BTC community than anywhere else. -224788;1351135901;mircea_popescu;i like how the price graph tells the story of the sec panic -224787;1351135916;gp5st;the exchanges listed in the topic, why will they not encounter the same legal problems glbse ran into? -224786;1351135919;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i always said, btc is a very cheap way to gain a good financial education -224785;1351135935;mircea_popescu;gp5st how do you know glbbq ran into legal problems ? -224784;1351135957;gp5st;mircea_popescu: i guess i just assumed they did. -224783;1351135984;gp5st;seems to be the common answer whenever asked about it -224782;1351135984;mircea_popescu;pirate had "some friends that decided to make things difficult" -224781;1351135994;mircea_popescu;what guarantees you don't have some friends that will make things difficult ? -224780;1351136015;gp5st;mircea_popescu: since that's a vauge statement i can't give anything but a vauge answer -224779;1351136020;mircea_popescu;right. -224778;1351136029;mircea_popescu;the "legal troubles" is no better and no different. -224777;1351136083;gp5st;well, moving on to more tangible topics: of the exchanges listed in the topic, which has the most volume (I'm currently looking into them, so I'm still learning) -224776;1351136106;kakobreklaaa;bit4x -224775;1351136109;mircea_popescu;lol -224774;1351136109;kakobreklaaa;pwn. -224773;1351136126;mircea_popescu;gp5st mpex is doing ~60k atm. it was always doing about 3x to 5x glbse volume -224772;1351136148;gp5st;ok -224771;1351136155;mircea_popescu;actually towards the end it was prolly more like 10x, but heck. -224770;1351136260;thestringpuller;mpex isn't very diverse though -224769;1351136267;thestringpuller;in terms of stocks -224768;1351136269;thestringpuller;:P -224767;1351136287;thestringpuller;but then again that's not mpex's fault, there aren't a lot of btc-based companies worth listing -224766;1351136312;mircea_popescu;i was gonna say, you know i could make it VERY diverse in about half hour -224765;1351136318;mod6;lol -224764;1351136325;mircea_popescu;and then gp5st's question would suddenly gain lots of flesh -224763;1351136392;thestringpuller;would you list bitinstant? -224762;1351136401;thestringpuller;if they were allowed to be listed on MPEX -224761;1351136407;thestringpuller;(based on their lawyers discretion) -224760;1351136452;gp5st;what are the 3 companies with stock listed? -224759;1351136479;mod6;S.MPOE | S.BVPS | S.DICE -224758;1351136502;gp5st;yes, i see those:) what/who are they though -224757;1351136512;gp5st;nvm -224756;1351136518;gp5st;there is a details link i missed before -224755;1351136591;mircea_popescu;gp5st s.mpoe is the conglomerate of mpoe (the options broker) and mpex (the stock exchange). the historical contract is found here : -224754;1351136604;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -224753;1351136616;mircea_popescu;s.dice is satoshi dice. s.bvps is bitvps, rg's hosting company -224752;1351136655;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller in principle yes, but a lot depends on what contract can be agreed upon. -224751;1351136691;thestringpuller;I'm just wondering more of, if a BTC based company becomes profitable and takes VC money, does that mean it's bound by regulation now?? -224750;1351136703;thestringpuller;Or can it still exist in the "gray-sphere" -224749;1351136723;mircea_popescu;i guess that'd also depend on the contract they entered into with the vcs -224748;1351136734;mircea_popescu;there's no "gray sphere" -224747;1351136750;mircea_popescu;there's a tiny fraction of the world called the united states, and a much larger, comparatively more important rest. -224746;1351136765;thestringpuller;LOL -224745;1351136775;thestringpuller;Does everyone hate Murica? -224744;1351136781;mircea_popescu;why hate ? -224743;1351136787;mircea_popescu;this is like new yorkers thinking the us=new york. -224742;1351136798;thestringpuller;LOL -224741;1351136799;mircea_popescu;there's 10 mn people living in new york and 290 mn people NOT living in new york. -224740;1351136827;mircea_popescu;just so there's 300mn people living in the us and 6,8 bn people NOT living in the us -224739;1351136831;thestringpuller;New York is a good manifestation of American capitalism... -224738;1351136847;mircea_popescu;these days it's mostly a sad manifestation of american welfarism, but anyway. -224737;1351136862;thestringpuller;lol everybody on welfare! -224736;1351136877;thestringpuller;except jon steward -224735;1351136883;mircea_popescu;you can't tell me that something is a manifestation of capitalism when that something is traditionally blue -224734;1351136981;thestringpuller;there are a lot of welfare recipients... -224733;1351137013;mircea_popescu;starving "artists" + university "students" => socialist environment. -224732;1351137069;thestringpuller;*facepalm* I laugh inside because the stereotype is true. -224731;1351137078;mircea_popescu;myeah. -224730;1351137100;thestringpuller;There is a section of Atlanta just like that. Full of new age retro hippies. -224729;1351137115;mircea_popescu;kinda fun to hang out with, -224728;1351137119;mircea_popescu;but kinda difficult to take seriously. -224727;1351137120;thestringpuller;"wanna by my art maaaan?" no get a job hippie -224726;1351137196;thestringpuller;The coinbase funding is dumb. Coinbase is not even that good, it's all hype. Blockchain.info has so many more features... -224725;1351137214;thestringpuller;(random topic) -224724;1351137255;mircea_popescu;uhhk? -224723;1351137267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7772 @ 0.00043539 = 3.3839 BTC [+] -224722;1351137292;thestringpuller;they got a bunch of funding from ycombinator -224721;1351137338;thestringpuller;almost 1M and it's pretty much blockchain's wallet with "prospective features" -224720;1351137339;mircea_popescu;im not even sure what coinbase is, so i guesshey may have a point lol -224719;1351137358;thestringpuller;blockchain.info* -224718;1351137407;gp5st;i'm sorry if i'm being a pain: how do the options work on mpex? -224717;1351137459;mircea_popescu;gp5st you're not a pain, kinda what this chan is for. do you know options in general ? -224716;1351137501;gp5st;a little bit. i buy an option @ a price and then when it expires i need to buy the underlying thing at the price i bought the option at? -224715;1351137512;mircea_popescu;that's a future. -224714;1351137524;gp5st;ah, then i guess i do not -224713;1351137526;mircea_popescu;options convey the right but not the obligation to either buy (calls) or sell (puts) at the strike price -224712;1351137551;mircea_popescu;mpex options are american-style, so that option is there all through till expiration (unlike european style, where option only exists at expiration) -224711;1351137582;thestringpuller;what's the premium on the options -224710;1351137602;mircea_popescu;well what the bot asks, neh ? -224709;1351137629;gp5st;ic -224708;1351137630;thestringpuller;Haha -224707;1351137684;mircea_popescu;gp5st anyway, a good idea is to read up on options in general, mpex is pretty much the same. -224706;1351137692;gp5st;so if i buy one $1/btc option, what happens on fri? i can sell or buy what with it? -224705;1351137719;gp5st;yeah, i'm in the process of trying to learn about how financial markets work -224704;1351137723;mircea_popescu;option, call or put ? -224703;1351137725;gp5st;there is a lot there to learn -224702;1351137743;mircea_popescu;there is a lot to learn. as i was saying, bitcoin is a very cheap way to learn finance, comparatively. so, good for you. -224701;1351137772;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is to finance what computer fly simulators are to pilots i'd say. -224700;1351137872;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu so btc can be used to train people to be good traders? -224699;1351137926;mircea_popescu;sure. -224698;1351137955;mircea_popescu;if i ran an investment bank/hedge fund what i'd do is give all interns 1k btc, hire the top x ones by final btc -224697;1351137971;thestringpuller;that's how I found my interns -224696;1351137975;thestringpuller;gave them all 1 btc -224695;1351137982;thestringpuller;whoever brings back 2 btc gets a job -224694;1351137986;mircea_popescu;haha yeah -224693;1351138023;thestringpuller;ironically the only person who succeeded was a 17 year old girl who is a physics/econ major... -224692;1351138065;mircea_popescu;hire her. -224691;1351138096;thestringpuller;already did. hopefully she can help grow my startup -224690;1351138109;thestringpuller;or at least the btc sector -224689;1351138125;mircea_popescu;17 yo girls with physics/econ can make anything grow. -224688;1351138129;thestringpuller;XD -224687;1351138139;thestringpuller;that's what she said! -224686;1351138157;mircea_popescu;"And saying that economics is the central component of western cultural identity and that indigenous people's downfall is because they simply implemented it the wrong way is beyond retarded." -224685;1351138175;mircea_popescu;lolz. teh reddit socialists at the rescue! -224684;1351138203;thestringpuller;reddit is eternal september mang -224683;1351138214;thestringpuller;kinda sucks -224682;1351138268;mircea_popescu;this promises to be fun. -224681;1351138270;gp5st;what are the legal ramifications for listing on mpex? would a us-based company be able to put shares on it? -224680;1351138290;mircea_popescu;gp5st i'm really not qualified to discuss that. us-based company should make its own determination. -224679;1351138323;mircea_popescu;however, if that company isn't principally taking a btc revenue it makes little sense to list on mpex -224678;1351138326;gp5st;i was just curious what the limitations dice and bvps had -224677;1351138335;gp5st;i shouldn't have made it so us-centric -224676;1351138340;mircea_popescu;(for purely accounting reasons, shares in btc, revenues in non-btc, makes a mess) -224675;1351138365;thestringpuller;do they tax BTC income yet? -224674;1351138378;mircea_popescu;like everything else, once you realise a profit. -224673;1351138411;thestringpuller;if your revenue stream was comprised of 100% BTC, would you claim it? -224672;1351138412;gp5st;but only a profit from in a recognized currency, like usd or eur, right? -224671;1351138417;thestringpuller;or just be like "uh it's play money" -224670;1351138429;thestringpuller;I know it depends on the country -224669;1351138432;mircea_popescu;gp5st if you sell btc and now have extra eur or w/e you'd declare it like any other revenue -224668;1351138449;thestringpuller;seems like the best place to make a btc business is romania... -224667;1351138453;mircea_popescu;as long as you keep it as btc afaik in most jurisdictions there's no declaration -224666;1351138461;gp5st;yes, but if i buy a stock with btc, and sell it for more btc... -224665;1351138466;gp5st;thestringpuller: how come? -224664;1351138472;gp5st;gotchya mircea_popescu -224663;1351138816;thestringpuller;smickles said the romanian lawyers see BTC as play money -224662;1351138816;gp5st;take care -224661;1351138836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3875 @ 0.00043439 = 1.6833 BTC [-] -224660;1351138837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33625 @ 0.0004338 = 14.5865 BTC [-] -224659;1351138840;dub;the war on drugs is not winnable because nobody is trying to win it, like the war on terror -224658;1351138857;mircea_popescu;nobody is trying because there's nothing to try. -224657;1351138880;dub;its not about winning its about the war -224656;1351138918;dub;if the war was won there would need to be another war which is just more work, best keep no winning the existing ones -224655;1351139137;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: so will there ever be intermediate options? -224654;1351139144;thestringpuller;like 9.50 -224653;1351139147;thestringpuller;or 10.50 etc -224652;1351139155;mircea_popescu;there were. -224651;1351139172;mircea_popescu;a few months ago btc was ~5 and options went 1 to 10 at a .5 step -224650;1351139217;thestringpuller;people who did puts at 12 before the glbbq fiasco.... -224649;1351139220;thestringpuller;lucky bastards -224648;1351139231;mircea_popescu;lol -224647;1351139240;mircea_popescu;back in august i actually booked a ~4k loss -224646;1351139246;mircea_popescu;due to that post-pirate slosh -224645;1351139325;thestringpuller;given MPOE is the options broker, would you ever let third parties exercise the options? -224644;1351139332;thestringpuller;to like hedge your risks? -224643;1351139340;thestringpuller;err -224642;1351139341;thestringpuller;sell* -224641;1351139358;mircea_popescu;of course ? -224640;1351139369;mircea_popescu;there's both a mkopt and a split option implemented, you know this ? -224639;1351139385;thestringpuller;I'm accessing via coinbr -224638;1351139397;thestringpuller;I don't have enough cashflow for a legit account -224637;1351139403;mircea_popescu;i think jurov has those too neh ? -224636;1351139435;thestringpuller;Don't think he put in MKOPT -224635;1351139438;mircea_popescu;(then again, if you don't have the cash flow to go directly to mpex it may be the case you're not well served by underwriting options) -224634;1351139472;thestringpuller;underwriting in what sense? -224633;1351139515;mircea_popescu;when you create and sell an option -224632;1351139519;mircea_popescu;this is called underwriting -224631;1351139544;thestringpuller;I usually relate underwriting to insurance -224630;1351139553;thestringpuller;I personally wouldn't sell contracts -224629;1351139557;thestringpuller;I would buy them -224628;1351139574;mircea_popescu;a well if you buy them then im sure coinbr has buy.sell -224627;1351139670;thestringpuller;yea -224626;1351139681;thestringpuller;I guess I'm overanalyzing. -224625;1351139685;thestringpuller;Sorry for being dumb -224624;1351139742;thestringpuller;lot of people wanting to call at $12 -224623;1351140206;mircea_popescu;eh asking q's isn't that dumb. -224622;1351140280;thestringpuller;i guess refusing to listen is dumb -224621;1351140340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16475 @ 0.0004338 = 7.1469 BTC [-] -224620;1351140342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7465 @ 0.00043351 = 3.2362 BTC [-] -224619;1351140343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6038 @ 0.00043336 = 2.6166 BTC [-] -224618;1351140344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2822 @ 0.00043313 = 1.2223 BTC [-] -224617;1351140373;thestringpuller;ugh -224616;1351140386;thestringpuller;i shouldn't have bought at 436 -224615;1351140424;mircea_popescu;ahahah -224614;1351140440;mircea_popescu;man, nobody succeeds in timing the market. -224613;1351140492;thestringpuller;not in bitcoin world -224612;1351140498;thestringpuller;not as easy as AAPL -224611;1351140530;thestringpuller;there was a guy talking about buying puts on aapl today -224610;1351140549;thestringpuller;740 -> 640 in < 1 month -224609;1351140560;mircea_popescu;lemme dig -224608;1351140599;thestringpuller;not on irc -224607;1351140603;thestringpuller;on the tv -224606;1351140604;thestringpuller;lol -224605;1351140610;thestringpuller;Then i told chaang noi while you weren't here -224604;1351140611;thestringpuller;lol -224603;1351140832;thestringpuller;so -224602;1351140843;thestringpuller;jonathanDoe is flooding -224601;1351140849;thestringpuller;JonathanDoe: stop flooding -224600;1351140857;Azelphur;kakobreklaaa: ^ -224599;1351140861;JonathanDoe;fuck urself -224598;1351140863;JonathanDoe;fuck urself -224597;1351140866;JonathanDoe;fuck urself -224596;1351140866;JonathanDoe;fuck urself -224595;1351140867;JonathanDoe;fuck urself -224594;1351140868;JonathanDoe;fuck urself -224593;1351140888;thestringpuller;are there any ops to ban him? -224592;1351140904;JonathanDoe;maybe gcrackswell -224591;1351140906;JonathanDoe;maybe gcrackswell -224590;1351140907;JonathanDoe;maybe gcrackswell -224589;1351140909;JonathanDoe;and cunt-jr -224588;1351140912;JonathanDoe;and cunt-jr -224587;1351140912;JonathanDoe;and cunt-jr -224586;1351140913;JonathanDoe;and cunt-jr -224585;1351140913;JonathanDoe;and cunt-jr -224584;1351140914;JonathanDoe;and cunt-jr -224583;1351140919;JonathanDoe;fuckin pedophile and sister fucker -224582;1351140920;JonathanDoe;fuckin pedophile and sister fucker -224581;1351140921;JonathanDoe;fuckin pedophile and sister fucker -224580;1351140921;JonathanDoe;fuckin pedophile and sister fucker -224579;1351140979;pigeons;wiw, maybe supadupa was right all along. we're too hard on him. he's just misunderstood. -224578;1351140989;thestringpuller;are you mad about something or just bored? -224577;1351141005;SupaDupa;I'm not Bi-Polar I'm Bi-Winning! -224576;1351141007;SupaDupa;I'm not Bi-Polar I'm Bi-Winning! -224575;1351141008;SupaDupa;I'm not Bi-Polar I'm Bi-Winning! -224574;1351141008;SupaDupa;I'm not Bi-Polar I'm Bi-Winning! -224573;1351141009;SupaDupa;I'm not Bi-Polar I'm Bi-Winning! -224572;1351141015;SupaDupa;and By-Winning! -224571;1351141026;SupaDupa;I'm tired of pretending that my life is not WINNING! -224570;1351141031;SupaDupa;every second of the day WINNING! -224569;1351141034;SupaDupa;can't handle this losers -224568;1351141038;SupaDupa;winning! -224567;1351141044;thestringpuller;Sound's like you are a loser :) -224566;1351141049;SupaDupa;buy bye! -224565;1351141062;SupaDupa;buh* -224564;1351141079;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224563;1351141083;SupaDupa;wsup faggot? -224562;1351141085;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224561;1351141086;SupaDupa;wsup faggot? -224560;1351141088;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224559;1351141088;SupaDupa;wsup faggot? -224558;1351141089;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224557;1351141090;SupaDupa;wsup faggot? -224556;1351141092;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224555;1351141093;SupaDupa;wsup faggot? -224554;1351141094;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224553;1351141096;SupaDupa;wsup faggot? -224552;1351141097;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224551;1351141098;SupaDupa;wsup faggot? -224550;1351141098;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224549;1351141100;xisalty;SupaDupa, pls stop -224548;1351141101;SupaDupa;wsup faggot? -224547;1351141101;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224546;1351141102;SupaDupa;wsup faggot? -224545;1351141102;SupaDupa;hey gcrackswell -224544;1351141103;xisalty;SupaDupa, pls stop -224543;1351141109;Ssateneth;LOL -224542;1351141110;Azelphur;haha -224541;1351141112;Ssateneth;flooded out -224540;1351141125;gmaxwell;he does that a lot too. Not even a very competent flooder. :( -224539;1351141133;mod6;haha -224538;1351141171;SupaDupa;fuckin faggot... -224537;1351141179;SupaDupa;sister fucking fucking cunt -224536;1351141182;xisalty;Supa -224535;1351141186;SupaDupa;what? -224534;1351141186;pigeons;someone needs a hug -224533;1351141189;xisalty;this is why you cant get bitcoins -224532;1351141191;SupaDupa;I need 5 bitcoins -224531;1351141197;xisalty;be nice then -224530;1351141199;SupaDupa;everyone can suck my balls -224529;1351141204;xisalty;and maybe peope will trade -224528;1351141207;SupaDupa;besides xisalty -224527;1351141209;SupaDupa;and cyco -224526;1351141211;SupaDupa;and abbeytim -224525;1351141213;gmaxwell;Well technically you need a lot more than 5 BTC. -224524;1351141215;SupaDupa;and a few others -224523;1351141220;xisalty;pay back loans too -224522;1351141222;SupaDupa;stfu faggot -224521;1351141225;SupaDupa;no one is talking to you -224520;1351141232;SupaDupa;@gcrackswell -224519;1351141245;xisalty;^this behaivoiur -224518;1351141253;xisalty;plz stahp -224517;1351141258;thestringpuller;SupaDupa the loan defaulter -224516;1351141262;SupaDupa;ur mom -224515;1351141265;thestringpuller;pay back your loans dead beat -224514;1351141266;thestringpuller;get a job -224513;1351141266;SupaDupa;is a loan defaulted -224512;1351141266;xisalty;he paid back mine on default -224511;1351141269;xisalty;with extra -224510;1351141274;SupaDupa;I loaned her my balls she never gave back -224509;1351141286;SupaDupa;WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU THINK I'M TRYING TO DO FAGGOT! -224508;1351141299;SupaDupa;gtfo bitskankly -224507;1351141305;SupaDupa;ur food is shit -224506;1351141312;SupaDupa;and so is your husband -224505;1351141401;thestringpuller;I hope you're no older than 18 -224504;1351141408;SupaDupa;I'm 25 -224503;1351141409;thestringpuller;if so, society has really crumbled -224502;1351141410;SupaDupa;but it's ok -224501;1351141412;SupaDupa;I'm built good -224500;1351141415;thestringpuller;so you're a manchild -224499;1351141426;SupaDupa;ur mom is a manchild -224498;1351141469;thestringpuller;a 25 year old with a 9 year old's mind -224497;1351141481;SupaDupa;I have an IQ of 186 -224496;1351141493;SupaDupa;and I piss SQL and shit Source Code -224495;1351141500;gmaxwell;thestringpuller: good, thats the right technique, no words with more than 4 letters. -224494;1351141532;pigeons;so clever. he joins and then leaves -224493;1351141543;Azelphur;for someone that has such a high IQ he has so much problems getting money xD -224492;1351141557;thestringpuller;he's homeless and bored -224491;1351141558;gmaxwell;Azelphur: I think this is the IRC version of flinging poop. -224490;1351141563;thestringpuller;probably logged in at some starbucks -224489;1351141565;Azelphur;gmaxwell: indeed -224488;1351141652;Azelphur;lol -224487;1351141655;mod6;where are the opz -224486;1351141663;gmaxwell;interesting that xisalty vanished at the same time... -224485;1351141666;thestringpuller;call upon the freenode ops -224484;1351141669;Azelphur;for someone with a 186 iq he has a big problem understanding sendq -224483;1351141674;thestringpuller;sendq -224482;1351141675;thestringpuller;lol -224481;1351141679;SupaDupa;I'm a legend everywhere that I go , every botnet distro , every bitcoin ho losing their coins yo! -224480;1351141679;SupaDupa;I'm a legend everywhere that I go , every botnet distro , every bitcoin ho losing their coins yo! -224479;1351141679;SupaDupa;I'm a legend everywhere that I go , every botnet distro , every bitcoin ho losing their coins yo! -224478;1351141679;SupaDupa;I'm a legend everywhere that I go , every botnet distro , every bitcoin ho losing their coins yo! -224477;1351141679;SupaDupa;I'm a legend everywhere that I go , every botnet distro , every bitcoin ho losing their coins yo! -224476;1351141679;SupaDupa;I'm a legend everywhere that I go , every botnet distro , every bitcoin ho losing their coins yo! -224475;1351141679;SupaDupa;I'm a legend everywhere that I go , every botnet distro , every bitcoin ho losing their coins yo! -224474;1351141685;copumpkin;sigh -224473;1351141686;copumpkin;kakobreklaaa -224472;1351141688;Azelphur;yep, still has problems xD -224471;1351141694;gmaxwell;Azelphur: IQ is relative to a population, the reference point for him is a chimp. -224470;1351141700;Azelphur;gmaxwell: ah :) -224469;1351141707;gmaxwell;:P mighty smart chimp! -224468;1351141708;thestringpuller;Why can't we have smart scammers -224467;1351141712;thestringpuller;and smart criminals -224466;1351141716;thestringpuller;like pablo escobar -224465;1351141717;copumpkin;he's failing rather miserably at being a good spammer -224464;1351141724;gmaxwell;thestringpuller: no natural selection for that. -224463;1351141740;Azelphur;thestringpuller: isn't that pirateat40 -224462;1351141750;thestringpuller;pirateat40 is going to jail for tax evasion -224461;1351141758;Azelphur;smart scammer -224460;1351141758;Azelphur;:P -224459;1351141762;gmaxwell;Azelphur: the guy with the totally transparent scam? He said smart, not effective.. and thats the point. -224458;1351141769;Azelphur;lol -224457;1351141776;Azelphur;he's actually going to jail now? -224456;1351141788;QuickBitcoins;Crime against humanity. You all are aware right? -224455;1351141794;SupaDupa;Can't stop lending me coins and never gettin them back! All the the fuckin bitcoin noobs fists wrapped around my sack! -224454;1351141813;thestringpuller;You have no nuts. -224453;1351141820;unicron;thestringpuller: he is? haha, i've been out of the loop -224452;1351141820;QuickBitcoins;Supa -224451;1351141820;Azelphur;lol -224450;1351141824;QuickBitcoins;Why are those coins gone in the first place? -224449;1351141833;thestringpuller;You were neutered as a child to prevent stupidity from running rampant in this world. -224448;1351141841;SupaDupa;Can't stop lending me coins and never gettin them back! All the the fuckin bitcoin noobs fists wrapped around my sack! -224447;1351141841;SupaDupa;Can't stop lending me coins and never gettin them back! All the the fuckin bitcoin noobs fists wrapped around my sack! -224446;1351141841;SupaDupa;Can't stop lending me coins and never gettin them back! All the the fuckin bitcoin noobs fists wrapped around my sack! -224445;1351141841;SupaDupa;Can't stop lending me coins and never gettin them back! All the the fuckin bitcoin noobs fists wrapped around my sack! -224444;1351141851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00043539 = 2.0899 BTC [+] -224443;1351141859;thestringpuller;finally mpoe goes up -224442;1351141860;QuickBitcoins;Why are those coins gone in the first place? Supa? -224441;1351141867;SupaDupa;cause -224440;1351141871;SupaDupa;I didn't pay them back -224439;1351141872;thestringpuller;cause you're dumb -224438;1351141874;SupaDupa;and can't pay them back -224437;1351141876;gmaxwell;thestringpuller: they knew that all the girls go for a guy with explosive IRC flooding. -224436;1351141877;thestringpuller;and spent it on heroin -224435;1351141877;QuickBitcoins;Why did you have to spend them? -224434;1351141878;SupaDupa;and won't pay them back -224433;1351141898;SupaDupa;mmm heroin -224432;1351141901;SupaDupa;you know it dude -224431;1351141921;SupaDupa;http://supa.fii.me/BitcoinLoansNEW.txt -224430;1351141924;pigeons;SupaDupa: see a doctor, seriously -224429;1351141928;SupaDupa;http://supa.fii.me/BitcoinLoansOLD.txt -224428;1351141930;SupaDupa;already did -224427;1351141934;SupaDupa;doctor says I'm crazy -224426;1351141938;SupaDupa;gave me some happy bills and shit -224425;1351141957;gmaxwell;careful loading those links people. -224424;1351141963;gmaxwell;load via tor only. -224423;1351141972;thestringpuller;they don't resolve -224422;1351141981;thestringpuller;nslookup lol -224421;1351141987;SupaDupa;http://supa.fii.me/PayPalLoans.txt -224420;1351142000;SupaDupa;they resolve just fine cunt -224419;1351142004;gmaxwell;The name resolves. -224418;1351142009;pigeons;what about litecoin loans? -224417;1351142014;SupaDupa;http://supa.fii.me/LitecoinLoans.txt -224416;1351142018;pigeons;there -224415;1351142029;thestringpuller;why would anyone lend this guy money? -224414;1351142046;thestringpuller;was he a nice guy a long time ago in a galaxy far away? -224413;1351142072;QuickBitcoins;If he was -224412;1351142076;QuickBitcoins;Why wouldnt he be anymore? -224411;1351142114;SupaDupa;cause I'm CRAZYYYYY! -224410;1351142117;SupaDupa;Don't mind if I do! -224409;1351142142;Azelphur;he's probably just some kid that doesn't get enough attention so goes looking for it on IRC -224408;1351142144;smickles;EskimoBob: translation in pm -224407;1351142145;Azelphur;I feel sorry for him -224406;1351142153;thestringpuller;smickles! -224405;1351142159;thestringpuller;my all time favorite person -224404;1351142161;smickles;:D -224403;1351142210;QuickBitcoins;Keep it up guys -224402;1351142217;QuickBitcoins;You keep screwing with supa you wont see any of those loans -224401;1351142223;QuickBitcoins;Best not to poke the people that have your money -224400;1351142231;thestringpuller;just write it off and make more money -224399;1351142242;thestringpuller;there is such thing as an "acceptable loss" -224398;1351142283;gmaxwell;thestringpuller: because he's nice for ten minute spans of time, and evades the bans and not everone knows about this BS. -224397;1351142437;smickles;mircea_popescu: i threw an upvote at that reddit link -224396;1351142442;mircea_popescu;bah i ain' finding it. -224395;1351142446;mircea_popescu;smickles remember http://trilema.com/2012/finante-inalte-2/ ? -224394;1351142475;SupaDupa;$8.20 more paid off -224393;1351142478;SupaDupa;http://supa.fii.me/PayPalLoans.txt -224392;1351142579;Chaang-Noi;lol, some action here now... not what i expected, though it never is in btc land -224391;1351142650;QuickBitcoins;If I recall his girlfriend told him that they couldnt get their cat back unless he got away from his parents or something. -224390;1351142667;smickles;mircea_popescu: heh, that's a nice image in that article -224389;1351142673;mircea_popescu;:) -224388;1351142677;QuickBitcoins;So he spent people's money trying to get away from their abuse, but they followed him, so now he's apparently losing his shit. -224387;1351142696;mircea_popescu;trying to dig up an old post for to show thestringpuller but fuck me if i can find anything in my blog ;/ -224386;1351142724;smickles;mircea_popescu: and now, for perspective, over 3/4 'cashed out' before glbse went down, and I still have 38 (or so) btc to distribute -224385;1351142739;mircea_popescu;teh stuff legends are made of -224384;1351142741;noagendamarket;* smickles is now known as FooDSt4mP -224383;1351142742;noagendamarket;* FooDSt4mP is now known as smickles :O -224382;1351142747;Azelphur;smickles: what's that for, MPOE? -224381;1351142751;noagendamarket;be careful :P -224380;1351142752;smickles;Azelphur: yeah -224379;1351142758;Azelphur;smickles: you got shareholder data? -224378;1351142774;smickles;noagendamarket: in the context of the time, it was a funny and easily understandable joke ;) -224377;1351142782;noagendamarket;:) -224376;1351142788;mircea_popescu;aaa found it. thestringpuller re AAPL etc : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/14744.html -224375;1351142820;smickles;Azelphur: not that I know of, i'll check for emails -224374;1351142845;Azelphur;smickles: ah, was just asking because you said you are distributing btc -224373;1351142884;dub;lol check mail -224372;1351142885;smickles;Azelphur: last email from glbse was on oct 14 -224371;1351142894;dub;We regret to inform you that GPUMAX will be permanently closing -224370;1351142897;dub;well derp -224369;1351142899;mircea_popescu;old news ? -224368;1351142903;smickles;yeah -224367;1351142904;Azelphur;dub:old news is old -224366;1351142912;Azelphur;yea, I wish nefario would hurry up already -224365;1351142924;dub;yes well nefario is the only other person with this address -224364;1351142946;smickles;Azelphur: I think glbse confused you ;) they gave some btc back, so i have it to distribute, but no info to perform that action -224363;1351142946;Azelphur;my address is my hostname -224362;1351142951;dub;not much need to check daily -224361;1351142961;Azelphur;smickles: ah, I see -224360;1351142967;smickles;I don't understand the delay at all -224359;1351142981;Azelphur;me either -224358;1351142993;Azelphur;dub: indeed, at this rate it's sounding like I'll need one -224357;1351143017;smickles;here's a question, what do i do with the btc when nef doesn't ever give out shareholder info? -224356;1351143018;Azelphur;by pirate I'm down ~150, by GLBSE I'm (currently) down about 500, and clipse got me for ~50 -224355;1351143023;mircea_popescu;clipse ?! -224354;1351143029;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: yep -224353;1351143035;mircea_popescu;fill me in -224352;1351143036;dub;im into clipse for ~30 -224351;1351143040;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: he's scammer tagged now -224350;1351143043;Azelphur;he stole miner funds -224349;1351143047;mircea_popescu;how ? -224348;1351143054;Azelphur;by...not giving them to us -224347;1351143055;Azelphur;and leaving -224346;1351143056;dub;ran a pps+ 'mining pool' that turned out to probably have just been a PPT -224345;1351143065;mircea_popescu;dub yes ok, but.. no daily payout ? -224344;1351143070;Azelphur;the age old "Lol I've got your money goodbye" attack -224343;1351143080;dub;it was for a while, then problems its coming soon, then nothing -224342;1351143086;mircea_popescu;heh mk. -224341;1351143105;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: you friends with him / have his address? people want to go after him legally -224340;1351143112;mircea_popescu;i don't even know who he is -224339;1351143117;Azelphur;ah -224338;1351143120;mircea_popescu;(i'm not a miner so i'm a little out of that loop) -224337;1351143124;Azelphur;hehe -224336;1351143127;smickles;;;gpg info clipse -224335;1351143128;gribble;No such user registered. -224334;1351143132;smickles;:o -224333;1351143139;Azelphur;if GLBSE screws me as well, I'll be pretty bummed -224332;1351143148;Azelphur;because that'll be pretty much all my money gone \o/ -224331;1351143157;smickles;:( -224330;1351143160;mircea_popescu;look on the bright side : you saved 20 btc on a mpex acct. -224329;1351143161;Azelphur;:( indeed -224328;1351143173;Azelphur;I have 20btc on mpex? o.O -224327;1351143187;mircea_popescu;no, i mean, by not getting one, you saved 20 btc. -224326;1351143198;pigeons;you didn't hear? glbse lost the rest of the funds and database to a chinese relic hunter who guessed their mtgox api key -224325;1351143202;Azelphur;I have a MPEx account xD -224324;1351143206;Azelphur;but you gave me it for free in the early days -224323;1351143241;Azelphur;I have 11465 satoshidice shares, \o/ -224322;1351143242;dub;pigeons: its ok, if neafrio asks real nice he'll give it back -224321;1351143256;Azelphur;have they gone up much since the ipo? -224320;1351143275;pigeons;no but they pay dividends -224319;1351143291;mircea_popescu;Azelphur a ok! -224318;1351143293;mircea_popescu;forgot lol -224317;1351143306;mircea_popescu;nah, about the same -224316;1351143308;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -224315;1351143310;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00298639 / 0.0034 (2013520 shares, 6,013.16 BTC) -224314;1351143316;mircea_popescu;actually a little under -224313;1351143323;Azelphur;\o/ -224312;1351143360;Azelphur;me and investments clearly wern't meant to mix -224311;1351143370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31576 @ 0.00043313 = 13.6765 BTC [-] -224310;1351143752;noagendamarket;hmm goat got banned from bitcointalk -224309;1351143766;noagendamarket;whats up with that ? -224308;1351143786;mircea_popescu;o ? -224307;1351143863;noagendamarket;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120102.0 -224306;1351143873;noagendamarket;its a perma-ban -224305;1351143900;mircea_popescu;is this some sort of new policy ? -224304;1351143917;pigeons;when you threaten to sue theymos it is -224303;1351143935;Azelphur;why are we threatening to sue theymos? -224302;1351143940;noagendamarket;yeah dont threaten to sue theymos lol -224301;1351143952;pigeons;we're not. goat is because theymos was involved in glbse -224300;1351143953;mircea_popescu;odd tho, did he also ban my pr girl ? -224299;1351143966;noagendamarket;doubt it -224298;1351143978;mircea_popescu;well then wtf, she STARTED the give theymos a scammer tag thread -224297;1351143990;mircea_popescu;they banned rarity for posting in it ? -224296;1351143998;pigeons;sorry, even your girl isn't as trolly as goat -224295;1351144013;mircea_popescu;my girl isn't trolly at all -224294;1351144019;noagendamarket;lol -224293;1351144021;mircea_popescu;she just gets people's goat. -224292;1351144052;noagendamarket;notsureifserious -224291;1351144060;pigeons;or mircea_popescu -224290;1351144074;mircea_popescu;lol -224289;1351144124;mircea_popescu;kinda weaksauce drama tho. -224288;1351144144;mircea_popescu;i mean, can we stoop to "why was x banned" level after the "omg, 6mn in bitcoins stoled" this august ?! -224287;1351144150;Chaang-Noi;i think i got banned cuz i told theymos he was wrong in telling people not to send back the double paymensts they got from nefario -224286;1351144168;mircea_popescu;did you threaten to sue ? -224285;1351144179;Chaang-Noi;i did not -224284;1351144192;Chaang-Noi;i said people had the options to sue glbse owner -224283;1351144201;Chaang-Noi;theymos thinks he is protected, but he is not -224282;1351144208;Chaang-Noi;well had had atleast... -224281;1351144217;Chaang-Noi;he said it was unfair he is liable for nefarios actions -224280;1351144233;Chaang-Noi;i also questioned that since nefario had over 50% of the vote why he could not shut down glbse -224279;1351144252;Chaang-Noi;i think theymos has gone a bit crazy with the scammer tag/bann hammer abuse cuz of his stress with glbse -224278;1351144260;Chaang-Noi;he i acting like nefario lol -224277;1351144263;Chaang-Noi;is* -224276;1351144263;noagendamarket;technically Magical Tux is allowing unlicensed securities to be promoted on his forum. -224275;1351144288;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i paid for advertising there -224274;1351144292;Azelphur;why would you tell people not to return the double payments? -224273;1351144292;Chaang-Noi;for them -224272;1351144307;Chaang-Noi;i did not, THEYMOS told people not to return double payments -224271;1351144311;Chaang-Noi;i said theymos was wrong -224270;1351144313;Azelphur;oh, wow -224269;1351144315;mircea_popescu;ya but why ? -224268;1351144316;Chaang-Noi;yeah -224267;1351144318;Azelphur;yea, theymos is getting really odd -224266;1351144322;noagendamarket;yeah theymos told people not to return payments -224265;1351144323;Chaang-Noi;then i get perma banned -224264;1351144336;Chaang-Noi;really theymos can fuck himself -224263;1351144341;Azelphur;and marked as a scammer? -224262;1351144347;Chaang-Noi;he is trying to make the glbse situation drag out -224261;1351144351;Chaang-Noi;im not a scammer -224260;1351144353;Chaang-Noi;no scammer tag -224259;1351144356;Azelphur;ah -224258;1351144358;Chaang-Noi;just perrma banned -224257;1351144367;Chaang-Noi;no warning or explination -224256;1351144375;Azelphur;fun -224255;1351144386;Chaang-Noi;seems you can do anything on that forum other than tell theymos when he fucked up -224254;1351144390;Chaang-Noi;oh well -224253;1351144425;mircea_popescu;this theory suffers of the fact that they've not banned my girl. -224252;1351144426;Azelphur;I'm starting to notice in the bitcoin community there so many people who think they are immune to the law -224251;1351144440;Chaang-Noi;yeah -224250;1351144471;noagendamarket;well...the police dont even investigate if your house gets burgled why would they care if your bitcoins get stolen ? -224249;1351144483;Chaang-Noi;there are differnt levels of police -224248;1351144489;Chaang-Noi;the SEC does care -224247;1351144492;mircea_popescu;depends where. here they investigate. -224246;1351144493;noagendamarket;not really lol -224245;1351144495;Azelphur;noagendamarket: you can bet they will start caring about unlicensed securities -224244;1351144531;noagendamarket;unlicensed securities, tax avoidance and money laundering yes -224243;1351144540;Azelphur;yea -224242;1351144547;Azelphur;that leaked shareholder info was ridiculous -224241;1351144560;dub;noagendamarket: I got burgled a couple years back, the dude then tried to fraud my bank using a debit card in mail I'd never opened -224240;1351144570;noagendamarket;:O -224239;1351144578;Chaang-Noi;leaked shareholder info? -224238;1351144583;Chaang-Noi;on glbse or glbse assets? -224237;1351144590;smickles;why is it that EVE and secondlive companies get a pass -224236;1351144595;smickles;(from the sec) -224235;1351144599;Azelphur;Chaang-Noi: I mean the meeting, sorry for being unclear -224234;1351144609;noagendamarket;smickles because they dont exist physically -224233;1351144618;dub;noagendamarket: bank calls me out of the blue 'mr x your card replacement card is with a courier it will be iwth you shortly', I go 'oh good please confirm the address',, call cops with current location of burglar. carefactor 0 -224232;1351144623;Azelphur;we don't exist physically? -224231;1351144627;Chaang-Noi;ahh, i loled when that guy posted that meeting on the forum, i think thats why i got perma banned to, cuz i read it and said how week it made them all look. -224230;1351144657;dub;noagendamarket: they called me back 6 weeks later -224229;1351144658;Azelphur;Chaang-Noi: xD -224228;1351144667;smickles;noagendamarket: that doesn't make much sense, the people running them exist physically -224227;1351144692;smickles;and if it's 'physicality' that is the bar, s2cm and mpoe.etf were gold -224226;1351144695;noagendamarket;yeah but second life isnt going to affect tyhe central bankers lol -224225;1351144697;Chaang-Noi;not if they are female smickles :) -224224;1351144713;pigeons;1. they are simulations and games. 2. the amounts of value are relatively small -224223;1351144721;Azelphur;I know a guy who sold his house, put the money in his bank, and when he presented his passport to the bank to show ID for a large deposit, they took it and scanned it. Later someone walked in complete with a fake passport and cleaned out his account for £150k iirc -224222;1351144723;mircea_popescu;2 can never be a point pigeons. -224221;1351144732;noagendamarket;julian assange didnt get charges untill wikileaks embarrassed the bankers -224220;1351144733;pigeons;it is always a point mircea_popescu -224219;1351144746;mircea_popescu;show me a law that says it's ok to steal as long as you don't steal a lot. -224218;1351144750;Azelphur;He was lucky, he went to make a cash withdrawal and his account balance was zero and the bank was able to stop the transaction before it left the country, he got all his money back -224217;1351144751;pigeons;the whole law on whether you are a msb in usa for example is if you are under X a day -224216;1351144759;Azelphur;was apparently about an hour away from leaving the country -224215;1351144762;mircea_popescu;o, we're talking usa again ? -224214;1351144766;mircea_popescu;what's with this obsession. -224213;1351144775;pigeons;we aren't talking about stealing, we are talking about your papers please -224212;1351144797;mircea_popescu;myeah. -224211;1351144837;noagendamarket;technically its not stealing when you hand your cash over to someonbe voluntarily -224210;1351144847;copumpkin;just fraud -224209;1351144851;pigeons;well im not talking about fraud either -224208;1351144851;noagendamarket;yes -224207;1351144856;mircea_popescu;im sorry to burst everyone's bubble, but contrary to the widely held belief in conspiratist circles, enforcement of the various financial regulations is traditionally very softgloved. -224206;1351144870;copumpkin;[22:59:37] papers please -224205;1351144873;copumpkin;OMG FASCIST -224204;1351144875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8429 @ 0.00043539 = 3.6699 BTC [+] -224203;1351144885;thestringpuller;YES -224202;1351144893;thestringpuller;go up -224201;1351144893;copumpkin;NAZI SOCIALIST COMMUNIST -224200;1351144902;mircea_popescu;lol mpoe has a fan -224199;1351144912;copumpkin;don't leave it on overnight -224198;1351144913;copumpkin;you might die -224197;1351144919;smickles;!ticker s.dice -224196;1351144921;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00298639 / 0.0034 (2013520 shares, 6,013.16 BTC) -224195;1351144922;Azelphur;If I was nefario and my lawyer told me that it was time to shut down or face possible jail time, I'd be shutting down too -224194;1351144924;noagendamarket;why are we arguing about it ewhen they are about to start flying 30 000 drones over the citizens lol -224193;1351144932;Chaang-Noi;lol at fan joke :) -224192;1351144967;mircea_popescu;copumpkin that korea thing ? -224191;1351144969;mircea_popescu;insanity. -224190;1351144974;copumpkin;oppan gangnam style -224189;1351144977;copumpkin;but yeah -224188;1351144981;noagendamarket;Azelphur there is no proof he even spoke to one lol -224187;1351144994;noagendamarket;inb4 tinfoil hat -224186;1351145009;Azelphur;noagendamarket: indeed, but it's fairly obvious that he did -224185;1351145013;mircea_popescu;no but think about it. ask any lawyer if it is "advisable" to drive your car -224184;1351145025;noagendamarket;its fairly obvious he is super fucking paranoid -224183;1351145025;mircea_popescu;he'll tell you that well... you face possible jail time and ideally you should not drive your car -224182;1351145028;mircea_popescu;WHICH IS TRUE -224181;1351145063;noagendamarket;also he's lazy and cbf dealing with it anymore. -224180;1351145070;mircea_popescu;people somehow irresponsibly don't seem to retain a lawyer to ask this. -224179;1351145074;pigeons;the problem isnt that he shut down, the main problem is that he did it without returning accounting to asset holders or even all the funds, and that he dicked around with his shoe on head picture bullshit -224178;1351145093;mircea_popescu;pigeons the problem is that he lied. -224177;1351145102;pigeons;? -224176;1351145111;mircea_popescu;this culture of lieing (about pretty much everything) is the fucking problem. -224175;1351145119;Diablo-D3;I agree -224174;1351145124;mircea_popescu;he lied about talking to a lawyer. he lied about even having wtf any clue whatsoever what he's doing. -224173;1351145129;pigeons;the problem is that he didn't return asset lists or money -224172;1351145136;Diablo-D3;no, the problem is he lied -224171;1351145140;mircea_popescu;it is just a string of lies all the way through. review his fucking videos at that ridiculous conference nobody went to. -224170;1351145141;Diablo-D3;glbse was never legal -224169;1351145149;copumpkin;wait -224168;1351145155;copumpkin;he posted a pic of himself with a shoe on his head? -224167;1351145156;smickles;glbse was just an elaborate fundraiser for nefario's sexchange operation and therapist fees -224166;1351145156;Diablo-D3;and he said it was to get asset issuers -224165;1351145162;mircea_popescu;pretty much all the guy does is lies and somehow this has become "the norm". -224164;1351145163;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: I never lie! -224163;1351145165;copumpkin;>_> -224162;1351145171;pigeons;lieing sucks, but he needs to give people their bitcoins back and the asset issuers information about their assets -224161;1351145173;mircea_popescu;look at the wannabe entrepreneurs in the forum : THEY ALL LIE -224160;1351145181;mircea_popescu;copumpkin ya but you also never say much. -224159;1351145184;copumpkin;:( -224158;1351145190;copumpkin;you think I say meaningless shit -224157;1351145193;mircea_popescu;start a btc-corp, get back to me, then it'd be useful. -224156;1351145194;copumpkin;(I think I say meaningless shit) -224155;1351145195;pigeons;you lied about pirate's sister, liar! -224154;1351145200;copumpkin;lol -224153;1351145204;mircea_popescu;him or me ? -224152;1351145207;copumpkin;me -224151;1351145212;copumpkin;I'm famous for it -224150;1351145212;mircea_popescu;you fucked her too ?! -224149;1351145215;copumpkin;yeah -224148;1351145218;mircea_popescu;asshole -224147;1351145222;noagendamarket;genjix and nefario are working in tandem -224146;1351145222;copumpkin;someone brought it up recently again on the forum -224145;1351145229;copumpkin;as an example of maged abusing his power as a mod -224144;1351145229;pigeons;maged was gonna give him a scameer tag for saying he fucked pirate's sister -224143;1351145235;mircea_popescu;agagagaa -224142;1351145240;Diablo-D3;was she hot? -224141;1351145242;copumpkin;that's why I quit the forum :P -224140;1351145243;mircea_popescu;and hashking for falsely claiming he's 15 ? -224139;1351145245;noagendamarket;lol -224138;1351145253;pigeons;he doesn't have a sister i think -224137;1351145258;mircea_popescu;sure he does -224136;1351145262;Diablo-D3;so it was just pirate in drag? -224135;1351145265;mircea_popescu;sure de hoes* -224134;1351145281;noagendamarket;bahhaha -224133;1351145285;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: do you know house of gord? -224132;1351145310;mircea_popescu;nope ? -224131;1351145313;copumpkin;ah -224130;1351145333;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/adolescenta-si-clitoris.gif random pic of the day -224129;1351145337;mircea_popescu;with animation! -224128;1351145345;smickles;copumpkin: http://static.neatorama.com/images/2007-10/pumpkin-house-steve-miller.jpg -224127;1351145350;smickles;house of gord -224126;1351145358;mircea_popescu;hahah -224125;1351145365;smickles;*gourd -224124;1351145366;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: http://www.markydsade.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/gord1_500x333.jpg -224123;1351145375;Chaang-Noi;badbear brought up the sister thing when attacking maged -224122;1351145386;Chaang-Noi;it was lols globol mod on global mod action -224121;1351145388;noagendamarket;the fuck -224120;1351145398;copumpkin;http://alterpic.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/invertedtruck-143.jpg -224119;1351145400;Chaang-Noi;now maged is upset at theymos for not talking about or warning maged i was banned, not sure why -224118;1351145403;mircea_popescu;o i c. femsploitation! -224117;1351145404;thestringpuller;that was the most random picture ever -224116;1351145405;smickles;copumpkin: yeah, i know, this ( http://waynesword.palomar.edu/images/pgourd3b.jpg ) is really the house of gourd -224115;1351145408;copumpkin;HE IS GORD -224114;1351145411;thestringpuller;so she's fingering herself -224113;1351145416;thestringpuller;then sniffing it? -224112;1351145422;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller something like that -224111;1351145431;mircea_popescu;maybe was just checking the temperature who knows -224110;1351145445;thestringpuller;i wish I had girls like that in my classes -224109;1351145458;mircea_popescu;you do. -224108;1351145465;mircea_popescu;"that" is how girls are. -224107;1351145473;copumpkin;http://media.gordstore.com/media/items/0830/MG-100-347a_t.jpg http://media.gordstore.com/media/items/0510/MY-01-054_t.jpg -224106;1351145476;smickles;lol, what is this http://www.houseofgord.com/nav/pornopolice.png -224105;1351145481;copumpkin;he's pretty famous -224104;1351145500;copumpkin;SupaDupa: no -224103;1351145516;copumpkin;lol -224102;1351145523;mircea_popescu;that's ciuciu's new venture -224101;1351145529;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: the womanchariot? -224100;1351145529;pigeons;i challenge you to SupaDupa -224099;1351145537;mircea_popescu;no, pornopolice -224098;1351145540;copumpkin;oh -224097;1351145549;copumpkin;I bet ciuciu secretly rides chariots of women -224096;1351145554;copumpkin;perhaps he even has binders of them -224095;1351145554;pigeons;nice -224094;1351145561;mircea_popescu;i bet he secretly rides chariots of mcdo garbage -224093;1351145601;copumpkin;EskimoBob also likes chariots of women -224092;1351145618;copumpkin;or gord's weird vehicle attachments -224091;1351145654;pigeons;i used to date a hood ornament -224090;1351145659;smickles;;;ticker -224089;1351145660;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.56112, Best ask: 11.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03888, Last trade: 11.60001, 24 hour volume: 21461.38961651, 24 hour low: 11.55000, 24 hour high: 11.79000, 24 hour vwap: 11.66320 -224088;1351145663;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -224087;1351145665;gribble;11.62 -224086;1351145676;mircea_popescu;unrelatedly : is anything funnier than the fact that uk's chief justice lord is an honorable judge by the name judge ? -224085;1351145676;copumpkin;pigeons: oh nice -224084;1351145686;copumpkin;is that like major major? -224083;1351145697;copumpkin;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_Major_Major_Major -224082;1351145713;mircea_popescu;ya but that's fictional -224081;1351145793;mircea_popescu;also, this guy is actually igor judge baron judge lord chief justice & queen's counsel -224080;1351145810;smickles;buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo -224079;1351145816;smickles;. -224078;1351145835;pigeons;biggie smalls biggie smalls biggie smalls -224077;1351145866;smickles;the space between dick and and, and and and harry is too small -224076;1351145976;copumpkin;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwrotPF3Ak0 -224075;1351146006;Chaang-Noi;igor? -224074;1351146051;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67185.msg1210059#msg1210059 kinda interesting graphs actually -224073;1351146052;smickles;that looks like a guy having fun -224072;1351146056;mircea_popescu;via sgornick -224071;1351146122;smickles;mircea_popescu: these are better http://bitcoinx.com/charts/ -224070;1351146133;Azelphur;SupaDupa: I challenge you to act like an adult for 24 hours -224069;1351146137;smickles;and they have the same sort of info -224068;1351146151;Azelphur;:) -224067;1351146154;Azelphur;challenge failed -224066;1351146174;mircea_popescu;o hyes -224065;1351146184;mircea_popescu;sorta like a tl;dr mpoe-pr summary service for the public ?! -224064;1351146189;Azelphur;Anyone know how to find out your bitcoinmax balance? I pinged payb.tc but he isn't replying and his site is broke :< -224063;1351146216;mircea_popescu;A North Korean army minister was reportedly executed with a mortar round for allegedly drinking and carousing during the official mourning period following leader Kim Jong-il's death. -224062;1351146247;Azelphur;YOU WILL MOURN, or else. -224061;1351146330;Azelphur;Chaang-Noi: maybe you can shed some light on ^ :P -224060;1351146359;Chaang-Noi;i dont know anything about n korea -224059;1351146368;Azelphur;Chaang-Noi: above that :P -224058;1351146385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00043539 = 1.4803 BTC [+] -224057;1351146397;mircea_popescu;You're welcome. -224056;1351146397;mircea_popescu;Thanks for staying away from my services. -224055;1351146397;mircea_popescu;I'm really trying hard to make this project completely different from all the other shit holes, like i.e. GLBSE used to be. -224054;1351146398;Chaang-Noi;about payb.tc or supadupa? -224053;1351146408;mircea_popescu;apparently the girl left some scars in the adolescent imagination. -224052;1351146409;Azelphur;Chaang-Noi: payb.tc -224051;1351146414;Chaang-Noi;you think glbse got better MP? -224050;1351146445;Chaang-Noi;i know nothing about payb.tc other than he is not wanting to work with the sec or the kill pirate mob -224049;1351146448;smickles;executed via mortar? -224048;1351146454;Chaang-Noi;i think if you had payb.tc you now haz 0 btc -224047;1351146462;Chaang-Noi;just like all the other people who gave coin to pirate -224046;1351146467;Azelphur;indeed -224045;1351146478;Chaang-Noi;supadupa perma banned! -224044;1351146481;Azelphur;was just curious how much I lost, but he isn't responding to forum pm's and his sites login is broke -224043;1351146482;Azelphur;:< -224042;1351146506;mircea_popescu;great lol -224041;1351146508;Chaang-Noi;i dont think payb.tc will be back -224040;1351146515;Chaang-Noi;you have his real life docs right? -224039;1351146532;Chaang-Noi;just call him up -224038;1351146541;Azelphur;I don't D: -224037;1351146552;pigeons;bah, who gives bitcoins to people they actually know? -224036;1351146559;Azelphur;guess I will have to piece it together from my bitcoin wallet history -224035;1351146606;smickles;/g 3 -224034;1351146635;Azelphur;SupaDupa: Suggestion, if you want to repay your loans, why don't you just repay them in USD? I'm sure people would be willing to accept that, and you have it -224033;1351146646;Ssateneth;^ -224032;1351146662;Chaang-Noi;lol i dont use paypal -224031;1351146662;Ssateneth;of COURSE people will accept CASH -224030;1351146673;Ssateneth;If someone doesn't accept cash, they are an IDIOT -224029;1351146700;Ssateneth;I accept cash. I just don't send goods until I have cash in hand. -224028;1351146717;pigeons;paypal isn't cash, maybe not everyone supa borrowed from even uses usd, the deal was for btc, maybe they want btc -224027;1351146738;Ssateneth;He can buy bitcoins with cash though -224026;1351146789;pigeons;he doesn't have cash, he has paypal -224025;1351146792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6346 @ 0.00043539 = 2.763 BTC [+] -224024;1351146793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41400 @ 0.00043546 = 18.028 BTC [+] -224023;1351146795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56400 @ 0.00043748 = 24.6739 BTC [+] -224022;1351146796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56241 @ 0.00043789 = 24.6274 BTC [+] -224021;1351146797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12626 @ 0.00043858 = 5.5375 BTC [+] -224020;1351146797;Ssateneth;Or better yet, he can pay a bitcoin seller with cash and the bitcoin seller sends bitcoins to the person that supa owes btc/money to -224019;1351146798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53038 @ 0.00043867 = 23.2662 BTC [+] -224018;1351146798;mircea_popescu;so he can't change pp to btc ?! -224017;1351146799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00043885 = 6.8899 BTC [+] -224016;1351146800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00043903 = 10.0977 BTC [+] -224015;1351146801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43800 @ 0.00044 = 19.272 BTC [+] -224014;1351146801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30800 @ 0.00044037 = 13.5634 BTC [+] -224013;1351146802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00044043 = 4.052 BTC [+] -224012;1351146803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36400 @ 0.00044052 = 16.0349 BTC [+] -224011;1351146804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6780 @ 0.00044092 = 2.9894 BTC [+] -224010;1351146805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39900 @ 0.00044104 = 17.5975 BTC [+] -224009;1351146806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30500 @ 0.00044158 = 13.4682 BTC [+] -224008;1351146807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00044171 = 9.6734 BTC [+] -224007;1351146808;mircea_popescu;o hallo -224006;1351146808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48489 @ 0.00044179 = 21.422 BTC [+] -224005;1351146809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00044191 = 4.9494 BTC [+] -224004;1351146810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11478 @ 0.0004424 = 5.0779 BTC [+] -224003;1351146810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26323 @ 0.00044242 = 11.6458 BTC [+] -224002;1351146811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54800 @ 0.00044246 = 24.2468 BTC [+] -224001;1351146812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00044248 = 7.6992 BTC [+] -224000;1351146813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00044251 = 6.6377 BTC [+] -223999;1351146814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25300 @ 0.00044258 = 11.1973 BTC [+] -223998;1351146815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31500 @ 0.00044275 = 13.9466 BTC [+] -223997;1351146816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00044277 = 1.9039 BTC [+] -223996;1351146817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53166 @ 0.00044286 = 23.5451 BTC [+] -223995;1351146818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00044291 = 10.2755 BTC [+] -223994;1351146819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41300 @ 0.00044286 = 18.2901 BTC [-] -223993;1351146820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53800 @ 0.00044332 = 23.8506 BTC [+] -223992;1351146820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1791 @ 0.00044379 = 0.7948 BTC [+] -223991;1351146821;thestringpuller;Time to sell! -223990;1351146821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2162 @ 0.00044389 = 0.9597 BTC [+] -223989;1351146822;Ssateneth;whats s.mpoe -223988;1351146822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00044487 = 9.6092 BTC [+] -223987;1351146823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32700 @ 0.00044497 = 14.5505 BTC [+] -223986;1351146824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40460 @ 0.00044568 = 18.0322 BTC [+] -223985;1351146830;thestringpuller;YES -223984;1351146836;thestringpuller;today has been a good day -223983;1351146838;mircea_popescu;Ssateneth mpex + mpoe -223982;1351146844;Ssateneth;no idea what that is -223981;1351146857;mircea_popescu;mpex is the btc stock exchange -223980;1351146859;mircea_popescu;mpoe is the options bot. -223979;1351146863;Ssateneth;lolwat? -223978;1351146868;mircea_popescu;you new ? -223977;1351146870;pigeons;Ssateneth: see topic -223976;1351146903;Ssateneth;I only joined here to see supa spamming -223975;1351146908;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118700.0 lol this is funnay -223974;1351146929;mircea_popescu;o.o that's a first. you joined to see someone's spam ?! -223973;1351147029;Chaang-Noi;yeah lol -223972;1351147031;pigeons;shame the goatse stopped -223971;1351147032;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102010.msg1290358#msg1290358 ahahaha -223970;1351147050;mircea_popescu;why do people stereotype so! -223969;1351147137;thestringpuller;cause the girl is mean -223968;1351147140;thestringpuller;lol -223967;1351147157;Chaang-Noi;she saw i was banned and has changed her ways:) -223966;1351147198;mircea_popescu;good girls are always mean -223965;1351147211;thestringpuller;or awkward -223964;1351147302;thestringpuller;http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/adolescenta-si-clitoris.gif - best pic of the day still -223963;1351147305;thestringpuller;well gif -223962;1351147434;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGOHE1zqEmY << this is pretty good too -223961;1351147575;thestringpuller;HAHAHAH -223960;1351147629;thestringpuller;did he ever get the toy car out? -223959;1351147668;mircea_popescu;prolly -223958;1351148330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8273 @ 0.00043481 = 3.5972 BTC [-] -223957;1351149585;Chaang-Noi;SupaDupa ill trade btc for ltc or ppcoin -223956;1351149598;thestringpuller;scamcoin -223955;1351149599;thestringpuller;lol -223954;1351149609;Chaang-Noi;its better than paypal -223953;1351149614;Chaang-Noi;just trying to help a guy out -223952;1351149810;thestringpuller;lol -223951;1351149883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00043313 = 1.2128 BTC [-] -223950;1351150688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48527 @ 0.00043343 = 21.0331 BTC [+] -223949;1351150689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55900 @ 0.00044 = 24.596 BTC [+] -223948;1351150690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33800 @ 0.00044183 = 14.9339 BTC [+] -223947;1351150691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.000445 = 0.445 BTC [+] -223946;1351150692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2822 @ 0.00044551 = 1.2572 BTC [+] -223945;1351150693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8840 @ 0.00044568 = 3.9398 BTC [+] -223944;1351150695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00044583 = 4.0125 BTC [+] -223943;1351150696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32900 @ 0.00044608 = 14.676 BTC [+] -223942;1351150697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00044637 = 7.3205 BTC [+] -223941;1351150697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18274 @ 0.00044695 = 8.1676 BTC [+] -223940;1351150698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34400 @ 0.00044763 = 15.3985 BTC [+] -223939;1351150699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22700 @ 0.00044784 = 10.166 BTC [+] -223938;1351150700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28094 @ 0.00044854 = 12.6013 BTC [+] -223937;1351150701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7343 @ 0.00044889 = 3.2962 BTC [+] -223936;1351152246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9378 @ 0.00044391 = 4.163 BTC [-] -223935;1351153748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33300 @ 0.0004375 = 14.5688 BTC [-] -223934;1351153750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12327 @ 0.00043718 = 5.3891 BTC [-] -223933;1351155298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1319 @ 0.00044391 = 0.5855 BTC [+] -223932;1351155300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00044742 = 7.0692 BTC [+] -223931;1351155301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1181 @ 0.00044859 = 0.5298 BTC [+] -223930;1351161995;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/120zdj/gpg_contracts_vs_traditional_contracts_law/c6reke8 someone should point out the WOT to this guy -223929;1351162870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16873 @ 0.00043718 = 7.3765 BTC [-] -223928;1351162871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11227 @ 0.00043657 = 4.9014 BTC [-] -223927;1351164391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38600 @ 0.00044172 = 17.0504 BTC [+] -223926;1351164393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2938 @ 0.00044753 = 1.3148 BTC [+] -223925;1351164461;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you can do it -223924;1351164470;mircea_popescu;do what ? -223923;1351164740;mircea_popescu;o hey, gmaxwell "wants to reconsider my involvement with bitcoin." ?! best news of the fucking month. -223922;1351176678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12227 @ 0.00044339 = 5.4213 BTC [-] -223921;1351178187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27329 @ 0.00044004 = 12.0259 BTC [-] -223920;1351179095;thestringpuller;Hmmm -223919;1351179122;thestringpuller;looks like its the right time to start doing puts @ 11 -223918;1351179172;gigavps;we'll probably see 7s again soon -223917;1351179184;thestringpuller;really? -223916;1351179188;thestringpuller;is the damage that deep? -223915;1351179197;thestringpuller;august/september were just bubbles? -223914;1351179222;gigavps;i wouldn't think about it as damage -223913;1351179257;gigavps;the market just doesn't have enough ppl acting on the price to keep it from having big swings -223912;1351179690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00044576 = 0.2675 BTC [+] -223911;1351179716;thestringpuller;I feel like i should be makings puts @ 11 -223910;1351179944;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: The article does not discuss "race". That's your own contribution. More generally, it's quite clear reading it that it follows a cultural rather than physical anthropology vein, and so your racial preoccupation is wholly misplaced. -223909;1351179949;thestringpuller;The article does not discuss inferiority, that is again your very own contribution. (It does discuss difference, obviously, but that's something else). -223908;1351179952;thestringpuller;He places the downfall of native american tribes on the fact that they were too "confused" to really understand ownership and thus got owned due to their backwardsness. The reason why most native tribes did not have free-hold land ownership treaties was because -223907;1351179956;thestringpuller;Makes no difference what follows that "because." Did you do your homework ? No you didn't because. F. Next time, do your homework. -223906;1351179959;thestringpuller;More generally, it is not okay to run around calling "retardedness" anything that doesn't jive with whatever little you groked of the ideological mishmash being presented as a viable alternative to reality by whatever second tier college you happen to be partying at. -223905;1351179999;thestringpuller;Did you right that haha? -223904;1351180092;thestringpuller;write* damn it's too early for me -223903;1351180239;mircea_popescu;hm ? -223902;1351180259;mircea_popescu;o hey, reddit. -223901;1351180384;thestringpuller;sorry for the wall of text -223900;1351180392;mircea_popescu;prolly should just paste links -223899;1351180392;thestringpuller;one intelligent response -223898;1351180396;thestringpuller;I should -223897;1351180400;thestringpuller;It's early -223896;1351180411;thestringpuller;been working on writing my on 3d pipeline for class in python -223895;1351180425;thestringpuller;(head to keyboard) so much math -223894;1351180451;mircea_popescu;scathing huh -223893;1351180454;mircea_popescu;i like it -223892;1351180463;thestringpuller;the response? haha -223891;1351180524;thestringpuller;the last sentence made me chuckle -223890;1351180546;thestringpuller;cause we just discussed the "university students" a few hours ago -223889;1351180715;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: question about options, when I purchase a put for this month as you said it's american style right? So basically I have until Oct 31st to exercise on the option's strike price? -223888;1351180728;mircea_popescu;yes -223887;1351180735;mircea_popescu;oct the 26th -223886;1351180741;mircea_popescu;all options expire on the last firday of their month -223885;1351180747;thestringpuller;oh -223884;1351180749;thestringpuller;tomorrow then -223883;1351180753;thestringpuller;damn son -223882;1351180761;thestringpuller;this be a gamble ;-0 -223881;1351180792;mircea_popescu;o ya, you can't even buy them anymore -223880;1351180803;mircea_popescu;bot doesn't offer during last 24 hours -223879;1351180821;thestringpuller;oh heh -223878;1351180825;thestringpuller;well next week then -223877;1351180837;thestringpuller;hopefully it doesn't go below 11 right before new options are issued -223876;1351180844;thestringpuller;but thats what the N's are for right? -223875;1351180850;thestringpuller;T = this month N = next month? -223874;1351180852;mircea_popescu;you can buy Ns, they expire november -223873;1351180858;thestringpuller;yea -223872;1351180875;thestringpuller;and they are "active" as soon as last month is over -223871;1351180878;thestringpuller;?* -223870;1351181024;mircea_popescu;no ? -223869;1351181030;mircea_popescu;what do you mean by "active" -223868;1351181060;thestringpuller;when are we allowed to exercise on the option's strike price? -223867;1351181077;thestringpuller;sorry for asking n00b questions -223866;1351181094;mircea_popescu;at any time up till their expiration -223865;1351181233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 371 @ 0.00044081 = 0.1635 BTC [-] -223864;1351181944;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -223863;1351181944;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.13001, Best ask: 11.15000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01999, Last trade: 11.15000, 24 hour volume: 49643.68215816, 24 hour low: 11.02500, 24 hour high: 11.71000, 24 hour vwap: 11.40163 -223862;1351182575;thestringpuller;it's plummeting -223861;1351182587;thestringpuller;Short Sell up in dis bitch no? -223860;1351182607;thestringpuller;You're going to be the BTC warren buffet one day. -223859;1351182616;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu -223858;1351182630;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 4 @ 0.14264076 = 0.5706 BTC [+] -223857;1351182638;mircea_popescu;lol ok -223856;1351182676;thestringpuller;not saying that to butter you up, but you and smickles have ridiculous insight into the btc economy -223855;1351182693;thestringpuller;it's a shame more people just don't listen to you -223854;1351182729;mircea_popescu;well, the advantage of this venue is the very btc -223853;1351182734;mircea_popescu;it doesn't tend to stick with the silly. -223852;1351182779;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 10 @ 0.053896 = 0.539 BTC [+] -223851;1351182786;thestringpuller;is that someone exercising options -223850;1351182787;thestringpuller;?* -223849;1351183065;mircea_popescu;no ? -223848;1351183091;thestringpuller;just buying selling them? I thought it was too late to buy this month -223847;1351183137;mircea_popescu;bot doesn't sell during last 24 hours. -223846;1351183205;thestringpuller;so those are people trading options? -223845;1351183222;mircea_popescu;yea -223844;1351183227;mircea_popescu;exercises aren't reported in the feed -223843;1351183242;thestringpuller;when you exercise and option you pay btc = to the usd price for the btc? -223842;1351183259;thestringpuller;btc strike price* -223841;1351183281;mircea_popescu;hm ? -223840;1351183302;thestringpuller;could you go over a quick example like I'm 5 for exercising and option (particularly a put) -223839;1351183310;thestringpuller;(I'm sorry I'm a n00b) -223838;1351183361;mircea_popescu;(strike - current) / current for puts -223837;1351183367;mircea_popescu;(current - strike) / current for calls -223836;1351183384;mircea_popescu;so taking O.BTCUSD.P110T : -223835;1351183387;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -223834;1351183388;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.06003, Best ask: 11.10670, Bid-ask spread: 0.04667, Last trade: 11.06003, 24 hour volume: 52165.66011815, 24 hour low: 11.00000, 24 hour high: 11.71000, 24 hour vwap: 11.37971 -223833;1351183406;mircea_popescu;well that's not itm -223832;1351183406;thestringpuller;that was deceivingly simple -223831;1351183412;mircea_popescu;if it were a call : -223830;1351183424;mircea_popescu;( 11.37971 - 11) / 11.37971 -223829;1351183553;thestringpuller;So for calls when your purchase the option, the strike price has to be below the current price, and vice-versa for puts? (being issued from bot that is) -223828;1351183562;thestringpuller;you* not your -223827;1351183827;mircea_popescu;well that's what an in the money option is -223826;1351183848;mircea_popescu;think about it, it's little use to have the right to buy at 12 when the market price is 11 -223825;1351183854;mircea_popescu;or to sell at 10. -223824;1351183884;thestringpuller;i see, thanks for clarifying :) -223823;1351183905;thestringpuller;I changed my business VP -223822;1351183918;thestringpuller;cause you were right (as always) -223821;1351183932;thestringpuller;btc is not for consumers -223820;1351184370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4429 @ 0.00043989 = 1.9483 BTC [-] -223819;1351185956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00043989 = 4.2229 BTC [-] -223818;1351186194;kakobreklaaa;15:52.11 ( thestringpuller ) btc is not for consumers -223817;1351186211;kakobreklaaa;whats the exact reasoning behind it -223816;1351187018;mircea_popescu;A 20-year-old Brazilian student has sold her virginity in an online auction to a Japanese man named Natsu for £483,000 ($772,000). -223815;1351187023;mircea_popescu;i'd list that... -223814;1351187132;Diablo-D3;> japanese man -223813;1351187136;Diablo-D3;you know -223812;1351187139;Diablo-D3;I read this story -223811;1351187141;Diablo-D3;like last week -223810;1351187146;Diablo-D3;and the auction wasnt finished -223809;1351187149;Diablo-D3;and I was like -223808;1351187157;Diablo-D3;"sounds like something a japanese guy would bid for" -223807;1351187162;mircea_popescu;i dunno what the fuck you'd have to think -223806;1351187162;Diablo-D3;not sure if Im racist or accurate. -223805;1351187175;mircea_popescu;you can spend 150k on a car, $500 on pills -223804;1351187181;mircea_popescu;and get three chicks in both holes -223803;1351187182;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: dude -223802;1351187183;mircea_popescu;each night -223801;1351187187;Diablo-D3;you have to go to HIGH SCHOOL -223800;1351187195;Diablo-D3;allllll the virgin women you'd ever want -223799;1351187195;mircea_popescu;more like junior high, but anyway -223798;1351187200;Diablo-D3;and a bunch you wouldnt want -223797;1351187213;Diablo-D3;and probably a few teachers that'd do it for you -223796;1351187230;mircea_popescu;or you could go to like... hm. thailand, was it ? -223795;1351187248;Diablo-D3;naw, ladyboys arent my thing -223794;1351187266;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/stories/cnn-scrubs-article-about-female-voting-study-womens-voting-patterns-vary-based-on-their-hormones/ -223793;1351187267;mircea_popescu;ahaha -223792;1351187274;mircea_popescu;cnn had a fit of pms -223791;1351187284;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: why stop at two holes? -223790;1351187320;mircea_popescu;what, make some ? -223789;1351187334;copumpkin;oh, you clearly haven't seen the urethral sex videos -223788;1351187339;copumpkin;I am disappoint -223787;1351187385;mircea_popescu;im more of a sexual conservative like that -223786;1351187413;thestringpuller;I thought you were more pimpin than snoop dogg himself mircea_popescu -223785;1351187429;mircea_popescu;in a sexually conservative sort of way -223784;1351187451;thestringpuller;what do girls want? -223783;1351187457;thestringpuller;age old question -223782;1351187460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16280 @ 0.00043989 = 7.1614 BTC [-] -223781;1351187463;mircea_popescu;diiiscipline -223780;1351187478;thestringpuller;o rly? -223779;1351187612;thestringpuller;i hate vector algebra -223778;1351187618;thestringpuller;but it is a necessary evil -223777;1351187770;copumpkin;nothing wrong with it -223776;1351187826;thestringpuller;if you have to do it by hand as if it's still 1812 then yea there is something wrong with hit -223775;1351187851;mircea_popescu;who has to do vector algebra by hand -223774;1351187905;copumpkin;depends if you're proving shit or calculating numbers :) -223773;1351187919;thestringpuller;;;ticker -223772;1351187920;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.93000, Best ask: 10.93023, Bid-ask spread: 0.00023, Last trade: 10.93000, 24 hour volume: 61721.37923365, 24 hour low: 10.84731, 24 hour high: 11.71000, 24 hour vwap: 11.30128 -223771;1351187928;thestringpuller;time to buy options -223770;1351187954;thestringpuller;i'm doing 3d math -223769;1351187962;thestringpuller;rasterizing a 3d scene "by hand" -223768;1351188185;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110N] 4 @ 0.2426901 = 0.9708 BTC [+] -223767;1351188201;thestringpuller;lol -223766;1351189733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00043989 = 3.7391 BTC [-] -223765;1351189742;mircea_popescu;http://talkweb.eu/openweb/1842 le lol -223764;1351189752;mircea_popescu;facebook figures itself a sort of gubernmint -223763;1351191243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1696 @ 0.00043989 = 0.7461 BTC [-] -223762;1351191244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31704 @ 0.00043985 = 13.945 BTC [-] -223761;1351192629;thestringpuller;holy shit mircea_popescu -223760;1351192637;thestringpuller;that's frightening -223759;1351192749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5596 @ 0.00043985 = 2.4614 BTC [-] -223758;1351192750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00043753 = 2.0564 BTC [-] -223757;1351192752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8055 @ 0.00043657 = 3.5166 BTC [-] -223756;1351192753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35749 @ 0.00043655 = 15.6062 BTC [-] -223755;1351192928;thestringpuller;;;ticker -223754;1351192928;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.04001, Best ask: 11.08999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04998, Last trade: 11.09000, 24 hour volume: 65134.03095826, 24 hour low: 10.84731, 24 hour high: 11.71000, 24 hour vwap: 11.26946 -223753;1351193950;mircea_popescu;hm ? -223752;1351194262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6224 @ 0.00043655 = 2.7171 BTC [-] -223751;1351195774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00043992 = 7.0827 BTC [+] -223750;1351197280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5427 @ 0.00043655 = 2.3692 BTC [-] -223749;1351197282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10373 @ 0.0004357 = 4.5195 BTC [-] -223748;1351198737;thestringpuller;;;ticker -223747;1351198737;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.05000, Best ask: 11.12740, Bid-ask spread: 0.07740, Last trade: 11.05000, 24 hour volume: 65695.61932853, 24 hour low: 10.84731, 24 hour high: 11.71000, 24 hour vwap: 11.25478 -223746;1351198815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10129 @ 0.00043992 = 4.4559 BTC [+] -223745;1351198816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2359 @ 0.00044033 = 1.0387 BTC [+] -223744;1351199060;smickles;;;ticker -223743;1351199061;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.05000, Best ask: 11.05001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.05000, 24 hour volume: 65454.63059593, 24 hour low: 10.84731, 24 hour high: 11.71000, 24 hour vwap: 11.25302 -223742;1351199064;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -223741;1351199065;gribble;11.22 -223740;1351199482;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 3 @ 0.69548485 = 2.0865 BTC [+] -223739;1351199621;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 3 @ 0.05192401 = 0.1558 BTC [-] -223738;1351201134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28427 @ 0.0004357 = 12.3856 BTC [-] -223737;1351201135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29073 @ 0.00043534 = 12.6566 BTC [-] -223736;1351202699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2868 @ 0.00043534 = 1.2486 BTC [-] -223735;1351202701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27100 @ 0.00043529 = 11.7964 BTC [-] -223734;1351202702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26232 @ 0.00043495 = 11.4096 BTC [-] -223733;1351203298;jurov;thestringpuller, anything new? -223732;1351204221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42403 @ 0.00043623 = 18.4975 BTC [+] -223731;1351205657;EskimoBob;damn btc is stuck below 12 -223730;1351205746;knotwork;WTF is going on, ASIC makers still dumping huge numbers of coins to get USD to build their ASICs? -223729;1351205779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00043496 = 1.7398 BTC [-] -223728;1351205780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00043495 = 1.6528 BTC [-] -223727;1351205798;pigeons;that is the cnbc answer -223726;1351205816;B0g4r7;I thought the asic makers used bitpay or something to dump as soon as the purchase is made. -223725;1351205835;pigeons;ok change to bitpay still dumping ... -223724;1351206008;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P060N] 10 @ 0.052 = 0.52 BTC [+] -223723;1351206010;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -223722;1351206011;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.66100, Best ask: 10.68991, Bid-ask spread: 0.02891, Last trade: 10.66100, 24 hour volume: 72170.32957297, 24 hour low: 10.66100, 24 hour high: 11.71000, 24 hour vwap: 11.18757 -223721;1351206016;mircea_popescu;ooo -223720;1351206043;mircea_popescu;i think i mostly had calls too. -223719;1351206047;mircea_popescu;funny how that works out -223718;1351206053;dub;facebook has jumped the shark -223717;1351206081;dub;I've been considering deleting my profile but I think I'll just let it rot to avoid the drama -223716;1351206233;vampireb_;i use fb for traking birthday of close friends -223715;1351206237;vampireb_;i dont have anyone else really -223714;1351206259;vampireb_;neither it has my real name on file -223713;1351206368;dub;lately I noticed it actually limits my social interaction -223712;1351206481;dub;also get sick of untagging myself from shit -223711;1351206761;mircea_popescu;i really think this real name mystique is quite funny -223710;1351207178;dub;facebook was actually the first time my real name met the internet -223709;1351207236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00337 = 1.011 BTC [+] -223708;1351207237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.003375 = 10.125 BTC [+] -223707;1351207239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0034 = 0.68 BTC [+] -223706;1351207274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40346 @ 0.00043602 = 17.5917 BTC [+] -223705;1351207275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2297 @ 0.00043623 = 1.002 BTC [+] -223704;1351207277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00043832 = 0.7013 BTC [+] -223703;1351207278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17141 @ 0.00044033 = 7.5477 BTC [+] -223702;1351207279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00044576 = 7.8454 BTC [+] -223701;1351207279;john_smith;real names are awesome -223700;1351207280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00044733 = 2.5498 BTC [+] -223699;1351207281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32243 @ 0.00044889 = 14.4736 BTC [+] -223698;1351207281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50903 @ 0.00045028 = 22.9206 BTC [+] -223697;1351207282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25200 @ 0.00045144 = 11.3763 BTC [+] -223696;1351207283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00045148 = 0.9933 BTC [+] -223695;1351207285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29770 @ 0.00045172 = 13.4477 BTC [+] -223694;1351207300;vampireb_;i was removing my name from the internet, so far doing good :-) -223693;1351207305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1200 @ 0.0032491 = 3.8989 BTC [-] -223692;1351207316;mircea_popescu;lol john_smith -223691;1351207365;john_smith;mircea_popescu: what's the stereotypical most common Romanian name? -223690;1351207392;vampireb_;and my name is quiet common :-) -223689;1351207399;mircea_popescu;ion popescu -223688;1351207404;thestringpuller;why is premium so high on future puts? -223687;1351207418;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: really? -223686;1351207425;mircea_popescu;something like that. -223685;1351207437;mircea_popescu;ion, gheorghe, in general saint's names are quite frequent -223684;1351207460;mircea_popescu;ionescu is actually quite common last name too -223683;1351207486;mircea_popescu;and your john smith reminds me of this one time we were awaiting the visit of one jon smith, expert in whatever from headquarters! -223682;1351207494;mircea_popescu;guy turned out to be a stunning blonde. -223681;1351207501;mircea_popescu;by the name of JON smith -223680;1351207515;vampireb_;Joana! -223679;1351207530;vampireb_;Joan -223678;1351207558;copumpkin;lol -223677;1351207567;mircea_popescu;it actually was jon -223676;1351207680;mircea_popescu;not to mention the more-famous-than-me mircea monroe -223675;1351207684;dub;not robert? -223674;1351207707;mircea_popescu;hm ? -223673;1351207757;dub;I tracked some of your countrymen to a cnc channel on undernet called #robert once -223672;1351207788;mircea_popescu;robert kinda is a fag's name imo -223671;1351207861;Doffx;No, Rex is a fag name. -223670;1351207876;dub;res is ultra faggy -223669;1351207879;Doffx;mircea has fag potential. -223668;1351207885;Doffx;:P -223667;1351207911;dub;rex*, though robert is faggy too, I had a friend called robert -223666;1351207911;Doffx;Robert I see a Bob, I dont know any fag Bob's. -223665;1351207915;mircea_popescu;rex is a dog's name -223664;1351207928;mircea_popescu;all dogs are fags. -223663;1351207929;dub;he made me angry, then went to hospital -223662;1351207984;mircea_popescu;mircea kinda has fag potential... which is why it shouldn't be entrusted in the wrong hands -223661;1351208838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4376 @ 0.00045172 = 1.9767 BTC [+] -223660;1351229048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25448 @ 0.00049132 = 12.5031 BTC [+] -223659;1351229050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1548 @ 0.00049188 = 0.7614 BTC [+] -223658;1351230224;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104894.msg1298149#msg1298149 -223657;1351230228;mircea_popescu;that's a pretty juicy read. -223656;1351230364;dub;tldr? -223655;1351230372;dub;repost of confessions of a ppt op? -223654;1351230403;mircea_popescu;nah -223653;1351230414;mircea_popescu;repost of mpoe-pr's story, six months later. -223652;1351230427;mircea_popescu;but with moar emotion and inside angles -223651;1351230565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00048692 = 2.0938 BTC [-] -223650;1351230565;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: that's somewhat good to know :P -223649;1351230579;mircea_popescu;is it ? -223648;1351230601;Azelphur;indeed -223647;1351230673;dub;is it time to hire a hit yet? -223646;1351230700;dub;the whole word is bond thing swings both ways -223645;1351230746;Azelphur;I heard BrightAnarchist is interested in suing him -223644;1351230788;mircea_popescu;dub you know how all this "hire a hit" talk sounds ? like two down and out meth whores sitting in their three year old miniskirts on the curb. they don't wear underwear because they can't afford underwear. -223643;1351230796;mircea_popescu;and one goes to the other "time to call the helicopter yet ?" -223642;1351230867;dub;well its easy to take the high ground -223641;1351230912;mircea_popescu;no but seriously. a hit costs money. it doesn't pay 7% a month. ergo. -223640;1351230939;mircea_popescu;wait, i mean 7% a week. or a day. or WHATEVERTHEFUCK -223639;1351231058;dub;yes yes, you were right, well done. -223638;1351231087;dub;and certainly some were way to deep in that poo pond -223637;1351231170;dub;I lost pocket change but I'd happily contribute to preventing him continuing this career of fuckwitery -223636;1351231631;dub;given proximity I would gleefully mete out at least some disfigurement myself -223635;1351231991;mircea_popescu;you would ?! -223634;1351232105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.00049188 = 16.9699 BTC [+] -223633;1351232190;dub;its been a long time, to feel of skin and bone cracking under my fists, what better justice is there? -223632;1351232340;dub;I would have thought this fit with the libertarian ideal, eye for an eye oslt -223631;1351232451;mircea_popescu;suppose you get arrested. -223630;1351232716;dub;avoidable but not the end of the world (btdt) -223629;1351233011;mircea_popescu;no but i mean, suppose you get arrested. -223628;1351233019;mircea_popescu;are you going to pay for your lawyer out of pocket ? -223627;1351233117;dub;depends on circumstances, if there was hope of winning I might, otherwise take the court appointed monkey and a conviction -223626;1351233170;mircea_popescu;and all this for why ? -223625;1351233177;mircea_popescu;your time would be better spent cleanning floors -223624;1351233204;dub;justice and the greater good? -223623;1351233212;mircea_popescu;beating up some douche ? -223622;1351233233;dub;(a little pleasure_ -223621;1351233253;mircea_popescu;a well if it's a sexual thing... -223620;1351233268;dub;yeah why not? dude that looks like elephant man will have a harder time with confidence tricks -223619;1351233288;mircea_popescu;course a hit traditionally means killing him. -223618;1351233310;dub;well hit I think traditionally means 'impact' -223617;1351233320;dub;but colloquially, whatever -223616;1351233334;mircea_popescu;but anyway : you're flat out wrong. dude that looks like elephant man has a much easier time scamming everyone -223615;1351233340;mircea_popescu;starting with the welfare department. -223614;1351233356;dub;so you would rather what? smugly admonish the suckers and allow this scum to continue victimising people? -223613;1351233366;mircea_popescu;just not trade with him anymore. -223612;1351233382;mircea_popescu;well, i wasn't trading with him to begin with, for the exact reasons, but as an academic point. -223611;1351233389;dub;what about the next guy, or innocent old lady -223610;1351233399;mircea_popescu;there's no innocence in ignorance. -223609;1351233407;mircea_popescu;old lady should retain the services of someone who's not innocent. -223608;1351233408;mircea_popescu;for a fee. -223607;1351233695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1916 @ 0.00048879 = 0.9365 BTC [-] -223606;1351233715;dub;perhaps cultural expectations -223605;1351233970;mircea_popescu;but don't you think in principle it's more efficient to hire counsel before than to break bones after ? -223604;1351233999;dub;sure, if warranted -223603;1351234024;dub;theres a cost benefit relationship -223602;1351234031;mircea_popescu;what's if warranted mean ? -223601;1351234274;dub;at high school your buddy wants to borrow $5 for a donut from the tuckshop, do you hire lawyers first or twist his arm later? -223600;1351234312;dub;replace twist arm with cry to mommy if need be -223599;1351234398;dub;I don't understand how a libertarian is in favor of adding consultation tax to every transaction in life (then I don't understand libertarians much) -223598;1351234539;mircea_popescu;well for one point im not terribly concerned with a labeling, so i dunno that i am libertarian or anything. -223597;1351234569;mircea_popescu;but your school example is very bad, because a. you're in close proximity and b. in most cultures kids are supposed to twist each others' arms all through kid years. -223596;1351234578;mircea_popescu;doing a little more or a little less has overall little impact. -223595;1351234675;mircea_popescu;suppose your wife cheats on you (and you care). do you kill her or pick a better woman next time ? -223594;1351234679;dub;well I think it translates ok -223593;1351234705;dub;a) he is acting like a child b) there are peopl ein proximity who can achieve result -223592;1351234749;mircea_popescu;well, i could argue it's child abuse to try and find children to do stupid things. rather than have them beat up pirate you might as well fuck them, end result's the same. -223591;1351234766;mircea_popescu;and otherwise, a system which relies on being sufficiently childish seems a little... unappealing. -223590;1351234771;dub;not to them -223589;1351234825;mircea_popescu;the only way violence works in the frame you wish to use it is as a manifestation of dominance. -223588;1351234828;dub;I must go now and drink copiously -223587;1351234839;mircea_popescu;if you could beat up pirate with impunity and regularity (such as the state does) then maybe. -223586;1351234848;mircea_popescu;otherwise, hit and run affairs... he'll just count himself wronged. -223585;1351234852;mircea_popescu;later. -223584;1351234988;smickles;how well does beating someone up get your money back anyway? -223583;1351235035;smickles;or what's the benefit otherwise, i don't see much to gain in it -223582;1351235204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2584 @ 0.00048879 = 1.263 BTC [-] -223581;1351235205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6851 @ 0.0004898 = 3.3556 BTC [+] -223580;1351236718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1781 @ 0.0004898 = 0.8723 BTC [+] -223579;1351236719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12852 @ 0.00049188 = 6.3216 BTC [+] -223578;1351236720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28164 @ 0.00049197 = 13.8558 BTC [+] -223577;1351238223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00048878 = 6.3541 BTC [-] -223576;1351239735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00048878 = 4.008 BTC [-] -223575;1351240846;thestringpuller;i summon thee mircea_popescu -223574;1351240856;mircea_popescu;hm ? -223573;1351240863;thestringpuller;lol it worked -223572;1351240920;thestringpuller;lets start a bitcoin mafia to enforce gpg contracts -223571;1351240928;mircea_popescu;heh -223570;1351240942;thestringpuller;ruff em up -223569;1351240953;thestringpuller;then we'll see who doesnt pay -223568;1351241005;thestringpuller;in all seriousness this months puts expire at 1159pm UTC Oct 26 -223567;1351241013;thestringpuller;correct? -223566;1351241168;mircea_popescu;yea -223565;1351241188;thestringpuller;i hope there is a huge panic tomorrow -223564;1351241189;thestringpuller;lol -223563;1351241207;thestringpuller;ill profit if it drops to 10.45ish -223562;1351241274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10673 @ 0.0004893 = 5.2223 BTC [+] -223561;1351241310;thestringpuller;why is s.mpoe going up so high? -223560;1351241642;mircea_popescu;well... i guess not that much else left. -223559;1351241725;thestringpuller;can i interview you one day warren buffet style and put it on reddit? -223558;1351241757;thestringpuller;like q: do you think the bitcoin economy will get better? -223557;1351241761;thestringpuller;haha -223556;1351241814;mircea_popescu;sure. -223555;1351241818;pigeons;thestringpuller: what is that brown stuff on your nose? -223554;1351241822;mircea_popescu;introducing the new command, STATJSON -223553;1351241828;thestringpuller;LOL -223552;1351241829;mircea_popescu;jurov you'll get a kick out of this http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#5 -223551;1351241841;thestringpuller;pigeons gots jokes -223550;1351242040;thestringpuller;bitcoin needs brokers -223549;1351242084;thestringpuller;without smickles i wouldnt have been able to get options while itm -223548;1351242505;mircea_popescu;no coinbr ? -223547;1351242522;thestringpuller;coinbr isnt fully automated -223546;1351242543;thestringpuller;i would need jurov to expedite deposits -223545;1351242577;thestringpuller;smickles essentially opened a mini margin position for me -223544;1351242580;mircea_popescu;a -223543;1351242591;thestringpuller;and i sent him coins -223542;1351242617;mircea_popescu;get on kakobrekla's case to add mpex support in smpake -223541;1351242623;thestringpuller;LOL -223540;1351242643;thestringpuller;well its cool mpex has demand for brokerage -223539;1351242670;thestringpuller;maybe one day when im golfing i can call jurov and be all "sell sell sell sell" -223538;1351242770;thestringpuller;is smpake like an extension of green addresses? -223537;1351242836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14654 @ 0.00049197 = 7.2093 BTC [+] -223536;1351242837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.0004921 = 5.3147 BTC [+] -223535;1351242838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21956 @ 0.00049259 = 10.8153 BTC [+] -223534;1351242900;thestringpuller;oh man its gonna hit .0005 -223533;1351243845;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller spmpake is like a send money early thing -223532;1351243968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32900 @ 0.0004912 = 16.1605 BTC [-] -223531;1351243970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37527 @ 0.0004893 = 18.362 BTC [-] -223530;1351243971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28900 @ 0.00048878 = 14.1257 BTC [-] -223529;1351243972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00048692 = 0.7791 BTC [-] -223528;1351243973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11558 @ 0.00048633 = 5.621 BTC [-] -223527;1351243975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00048438 = 8.0891 BTC [-] -223526;1351243976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00048423 = 4.9876 BTC [-] -223525;1351243977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16146 @ 0.0004841 = 7.8163 BTC [-] -223524;1351243977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13159 @ 0.00048393 = 6.368 BTC [-] -223523;1351243978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00048265 = 7.5776 BTC [-] -223522;1351243979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39912 @ 0.00048164 = 19.2232 BTC [-] -223521;1351262128;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -223520;1351262129;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.56782, Best ask: 10.59400, Bid-ask spread: 0.02618, Last trade: 10.53800, 24 hour volume: 79094.75129794, 24 hour low: 10.52000, 24 hour high: 11.37000, 24 hour vwap: 10.86052 -223519;1351262136;mircea_popescu;o wouldja look at that. -223518;1351262262;jurov;thestringpuller, you'll need both me and mircea to expedite deposits :) -223517;1351262295;jurov;STATJSON, eh? -223516;1351262407;mircea_popescu;jurov how about that. -223515;1351262460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7619 @ 0.00047423 = 3.6132 BTC [+] -223514;1351262461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5185 @ 0.00047462 = 2.4609 BTC [+] -223513;1351262503;jurov;heh, apparently i have to lay down with cold to start things moving -223512;1351262514;mircea_popescu;you have to what ?! -223511;1351262537;jurov;oh my engrish... i got cold yesterday and went to bed soon -223510;1351262543;mircea_popescu;o o -223509;1351262549;mircea_popescu;haha funny how that works isnt it -223508;1351262558;mircea_popescu;but srsly, it was in testing for weeks. -223507;1351262823;mircea_popescu;one point : the format for stat might change in the future, but not too soon. i expect everyone who uses stats programatically to move to statjson in the coming months. -223506;1351262832;mircea_popescu;then stat can be updated -223505;1351262855;jurov;okay -223504;1351262867;jurov;haha thestringpuller...you already know my hourly rate for development... multiply it by any odd prime and i'll do some phonesex..er.. brokerage -223503;1351262874;mircea_popescu;lol -223502;1351262940;mircea_popescu;prolly should ping smickles about this too. who else... brendio's not on i see -223501;1351263111;thestringpuller;;;ticker -223500;1351263112;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.60103, Best ask: 10.68729, Bid-ask spread: 0.08626, Last trade: 10.69123, 24 hour volume: 78962.39488685, 24 hour low: 10.52000, 24 hour high: 11.37000, 24 hour vwap: 10.85370 -223499;1351263126;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -223498;1351263127;gribble;10.83 -223497;1351263191;thestringpuller;smickles if you arent able to push the options to jurov before 2359 utc could you exercise the options for me? -223496;1351263408;mircea_popescu;they autoexercise -223495;1351263673;EskimoBob;autoexercise = lay in bed and get fit -223494;1351263694;mircea_popescu;lol -223493;1351263805;EskimoBob;8.26445 FUUUUCK -223492;1351263836;mircea_popescu;? -223491;1351263838;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -223490;1351263838;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.54624, Best ask: 10.62728, Bid-ask spread: 0.08104, Last trade: 10.62739, 24 hour volume: 78876.67072837, 24 hour low: 10.52000, 24 hour high: 11.37000, 24 hour vwap: 10.85330 -223489;1351263842;EskimoBob;someone got scared -223488;1351263846;mircea_popescu;gtfo stop scaring me lol -223487;1351263849;EskimoBob;EUR -223486;1351263851;mircea_popescu;a -223485;1351263857;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -223484;1351263857;gribble;1 BTC = 10.62739 U.S. dollars = 8.21536024 Euros -223483;1351263924;mircea_popescu;8.21 not .26 -223482;1351263946;EskimoBob;it changes, you know... doh! -223481;1351263971;EskimoBob;I am looking at this one http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxEUR.html -223480;1351263998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13621 @ 0.00047677 = 6.4941 BTC [+] -223479;1351264091;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -223478;1351264092;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.54624, Best ask: 10.62716, Bid-ask spread: 0.08092, Last trade: 10.62716, 24 hour volume: 78834.66719548, 24 hour low: 10.52000, 24 hour high: 11.37000, 24 hour vwap: 10.85285 -223477;1351264106;mircea_popescu;i wonder wtf did it. -223476;1351264326;jurov;what is "md5Checksum" from JSONSTAT for? -223475;1351264592;mircea_popescu;padding, mostly. -223474;1351264603;mircea_popescu;it does the md5hash of the section -223473;1351264660;mircea_popescu;so you can use it to check sections integrity if presented with the cleartext signed document -223472;1351264730;mircea_popescu;gives a little armor-y strength to cleatext without actually going armor. -223471;1351265137;jurov;i guessed as much.. but can't find out how to compute the checksum -223470;1351265167;jurov;for example -223469;1351265169;jurov;"Book":[{"2975392":{"MPSIC":"S.MPOE", "BS":"B", "Quantity":"20000", "Price":"21000"}}, -223468;1351265170;jurov;{"md5Checksum":"356265b8eb6a38ac64536447c0070954"}], -223467;1351265179;jurov;tried -223466;1351265182;jurov;echo -n '{"2975392":{"MPSIC":"S.MPOE", "BS":"B", "Quantity":"20000", "Price":"21000"}}' | md5sum -223465;1351265185;jurov;is different -223464;1351265257;mircea_popescu;those are \n not spaces in there right ? -223463;1351265296;jurov;i see only \n after "Price":"21000"}}, -223462;1351265552;mircea_popescu;echo -n '{"2975392":{"MPSIC":"S.MPOE", "BS":"B", "Quantity":"20000", "Price":"21000"}}, -223461;1351265552;mircea_popescu;> ' | md5sum -223460;1351265552;mircea_popescu;356265b8eb6a38ac64536447c0070954 - -223459;1351265557;mircea_popescu;seems right ? -223458;1351265560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23112 @ 0.00048 = 11.0938 BTC [+] -223457;1351265652;jurov;yes, right -223456;1351265659;mircea_popescu;haha apparently it's already working :p -223455;1351265676;jurov;*snatches this to project wiki -223454;1351266148;mircea_popescu;good idea. -223453;1351266834;jurov;gonna have some autoexercise now.. see you later -223452;1351267067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00047677 = 3.242 BTC [-] -223451;1351268581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35800 @ 0.00047724 = 17.0852 BTC [+] -223450;1351270087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00047724 = 5.3451 BTC [+] -223449;1351271609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00047724 = 2.1953 BTC [+] -223448;1351271610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39000 @ 0.00048 = 18.72 BTC [+] -223447;1351273151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4875 @ 0.00047677 = 2.3243 BTC [-] -223446;1351274694;thestringpuller;3 -223445;1351274719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27800 @ 0.00047558 = 13.2211 BTC [-] -223444;1351274811;mod6;mircea_popescu: so there is JSONSTAT nao!? :D -223443;1351274885;mod6;so one would just use JSONSTAT instead of stat and then per the reqest they get an pgp encrypted/signed JSON output of the STAT? -223442;1351274911;thestringpuller;mr. mircea_popescu -223441;1351274928;thestringpuller;and mr. jurov -223440;1351274929;mod6;(This is going to be helpful to show the users STAT in BitOTTer -- instead of doing a bunch of parsing against the formatting. -223439;1351274932;mod6;) -223438;1351275123;mod6;;;ticker -223437;1351275123;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.45101, Best ask: 10.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04899, Last trade: 10.50000, 24 hour volume: 74462.49957867, 24 hour low: 10.37300, 24 hour high: 11.15000, 24 hour vwap: 10.69639 -223436;1351276224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4628 @ 0.00047558 = 2.201 BTC [-] -223435;1351276226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00047487 = 1.8045 BTC [-] -223434;1351277761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34900 @ 0.00047351 = 16.5255 BTC [-] -223433;1351279313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9390 @ 0.00047072 = 4.4201 BTC [-] -223432;1351279315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14010 @ 0.00047061 = 6.5932 BTC [-] -223431;1351280833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2772 @ 0.00047351 = 1.3126 BTC [+] -223430;1351282352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37300 @ 0.00047378 = 17.672 BTC [+] -223429;1351283595;thestringpuller;sir MiningBuddy -223428;1351283598;thestringpuller;sir mircea_popescu -223427;1351283600;thestringpuller;* -223426;1351283876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5742 @ 0.00047378 = 2.7204 BTC [+] -223425;1351284819;jurov;thestringpuller? -223424;1351285380;kakobrekla;;;ticker -223423;1351285381;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 9.88000, Best ask: 9.89919, Bid-ask spread: 0.01919, Last trade: 9.89919, 24 hour volume: 95950.94904574, 24 hour low: 9.80000, 24 hour high: 11.12590, 24 hour vwap: 10.53361 -223422;1351285381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26700 @ 0.00047097 = 12.5749 BTC [-] -223421;1351285898;Chaang-Noi;under 10 -223420;1351285899;Chaang-Noi;sad -223419;1351285938;jurov;oops -223418;1351285938;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -223417;1351285940;gribble;Current Blocks: 205090 | Current Difficulty: 3072321.7320208 | Next Difficulty At Block: 205631 | Next Difficulty In: 541 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 13 hours, 3 minutes, and 26 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3213027.65513633 | Estimated Percent Change: 4.57979129103 -223416;1351285956;gigavps;Chaang-Noi more fun for the rest of us -223415;1351285969;Chaang-Noi;? -223414;1351285978;Chaang-Noi;why? -223413;1351285988;Chaang-Noi;cuz you are buying? -223412;1351286047;gigavps;because it's fun -223411;1351286066;Chaang-Noi;ok -223410;1351286098;gigavps;looks like we're getting a little bounce here before back below $10 -223409;1351286255;Chaang-Noi;a decent bounce -223408;1351286283;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if someone is just messing with the price to have options hit -223407;1351286345;Chaang-Noi;anyway off to bed -223406;1351286463;jurov;dunno, mpoe is using 24hr average, it needs more serious nudge to be affected -223405;1351286887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00047061 = 4.1884 BTC [-] -223404;1351288411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13274 @ 0.00047061 = 6.2469 BTC [-] -223403;1351288413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13026 @ 0.0004701 = 6.1235 BTC [-] -223402;1351289931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40174 @ 0.0004701 = 18.8858 BTC [-] -223401;1351289933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00047009 = 1.3633 BTC [-] -223400;1351289934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2126 @ 0.00047 = 0.9992 BTC [-] -223399;1351291231;thestringpuller;i need to speak with senor smickles -223398;1351291247;thestringpuller;señor smickles* -223397;1351291392;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -223396;1351291392;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 15 hours, 39 minutes, and 16 seconds ago: or what's the benefit otherwise, i don't see much to gain in it -223395;1351291446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00047 = 3.666 BTC [-] -223394;1351292527;mod6;!ticker S.MPOE -223393;1351292529;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00043602 / 0.0004728 / 0.00049259 (1711086 shares, 809.00 BTC), 30day: 0.00025015 / 0.00037572 / 0.00049259 (87757519 shares, 32,972.81 BTC) -223392;1351293005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28815 @ 0.00047066 = 13.5621 BTC [+] -223391;1351293731;thestringpuller;anyone know how to contact smickles? -223390;1351294394;Anduck;;;seen smickles -223389;1351294395;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 16 hours, 29 minutes, and 19 seconds ago: or what's the benefit otherwise, i don't see much to gain in it -223388;1351294508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17174 @ 0.00047097 = 8.0884 BTC [+] -223387;1351294509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9026 @ 0.00047514 = 4.2886 BTC [+] -223386;1351294862;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -223385;1351294863;gribble;10.39 -223384;1351294864;smickles;;;ticker -223383;1351294865;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 9.94798, Best ask: 9.94800, Bid-ask spread: 0.00002, Last trade: 9.94798, 24 hour volume: 89460.44746472, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.42133 -223382;1351296016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00047514 = 2.2807 BTC [+] -223381;1351296294;smickles;;;calc ([bc,24hprc] - 11) / [bc,24hprc]) -223380;1351296296;gribble;Error: unexpected EOF while parsing (, line 1) -223379;1351296298;smickles;;;calc ([bc,24hprc] - 11) / [bc,24hprc] -223378;1351296299;gribble;-0.0607521697203 -223377;1351296312;smickles;;;calc (11 - [bc,24hprc]) / [bc,24hprc] -223376;1351296313;gribble;0.0607521697203 -223375;1351296346;smickles;<@assbot> [MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 48 @ 0.0538765 = 2.5861 BTC [+] -223374;1351296383;smickles;;;calc (11 - [bc,24hprc]) / [bc,24hprc] - .0538765 -223373;1351296384;gribble;0.00687566972035 -223372;1351296407;smickles;;;calc ((11 - [bc,24hprc]) / [bc,24hprc] - .0538765) * 48 -223371;1351296408;gribble;0.330032146577 -223370;1351297667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24274 @ 0.00047514 = 11.5335 BTC [+] -223369;1351297669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2626 @ 0.0004757 = 1.2492 BTC [+] -223368;1351299189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00047471 = 5.4117 BTC [-] -223367;1351299274;mircea_popescu;sup ? -223366;1351299277;mircea_popescu;mod6 yup :D -223365;1351299380;jurov;someone plugged something.. blocks arrive at dizzying speed -223364;1351299400;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -223363;1351299402;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 30 seconds -223362;1351299405;mircea_popescu;yah -223361;1351299417;mircea_popescu;Network total 24.362 Thash/s -223360;1351299422;mircea_popescu;it was 23 earlier today -223359;1351299424;mircea_popescu;and 20 last week -223358;1351299434;jurov;oh yes, our friends at ETH Zurich: http://blockchain.info/blocks/82.130.102.160 -223357;1351299482;mircea_popescu;just relay neh ? -223356;1351299509;jurov;no, they really mine with supercomputer..let me dig that.. -223355;1351299574;jurov;http://www.syssec.ethz.ch/research/Bitcoin -223354;1351299734;mircea_popescu;these are the guys that discovered doublespends and thought they cracked bitcoin iirc -223353;1351299777;mircea_popescu;http://beforeitsnews.com/science-and-technology/2012/10/bitcoin-can-topple-the-might-of-banks-say-researchers-but-needs-to-be-more-secure-2475802.html ya ya -223352;1351299784;jurov;looks like they want to help their budget -223351;1351299818;mircea_popescu;Network total 25.184 Thash/s -223350;1351299831;mircea_popescu;dude srsly. someone added 750 gh/s in 10 minutes -223349;1351299857;PsychoticBoy;Me ;) -223348;1351299860;mircea_popescu;lol wd -223347;1351299867;mircea_popescu;there goes gigavps' farm -223346;1351299966;PsychoticBoy;Sry mircea, I currently have ~120Gh/s, still less than giga iirc -223345;1351299992;mod6;mircea_popescu: thanks! that's gonna be awesome. -223344;1351300020;mircea_popescu;mod6 :D should be! -223343;1351300049;mod6;I've been swammped this last 2.5 weeks... I've still done a bunch of work on bitotter's encryption parts. Got a bit more to do there and then thats nearly it. -223342;1351300059;mircea_popescu;a good to hear. -223341;1351300089;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -223340;1351300091;gribble;Time since last block: 5 minutes and 27 seconds -223339;1351300107;mod6;Well, the JSONSTAT i'll grab once that's done and i'll be able to use that. the STAT screen is one remaining that I haven't designed yet just because I knew i'd have to just do it line at a time parsing or what not -223338;1351300140;mod6;this speeds that whole thing way up. i have a bunch of reuseable code from the other JSON parsing stuff it does. -223337;1351300154;mod6;:] -223336;1351300159;mircea_popescu;:D -223335;1351300201;mircea_popescu;you know how they say, if you don't do it today maybe tomorrow it won't need to be done anymore -223334;1351300256;jurov;hehe.. like i dreaded how would i accurately distribute interest to users -223333;1351300268;mircea_popescu;jurov : that's gonna be in the json :D -223332;1351300292;jurov;you plan to pay it again sometime? -223331;1351300298;mircea_popescu;yes. -223330;1351300360;mod6;\o/ -223329;1351300367;mircea_popescu;so hmm... mpoe gains 10%, btc loses 10% the next day -223328;1351300369;mircea_popescu;this is eerie -223327;1351300374;mod6;thats like 2 awesome things in under 10 minutes -223326;1351300421;mircea_popescu;someone who bought mpoe say thursday has today the same dollar value of btc -223325;1351300477;mod6;yeah -- new all time high yesterday on s.mpoe right? -223324;1351300525;mircea_popescu;yea -223323;1351300550;mod6;ever since all of the stuff with nefario and glbse started getting heated up, the volume dropped for btc, and leaving what seemed only good support levels at like 7, 8, 9 -223322;1351300586;mircea_popescu;i doubt nefario drama has much impact -223321;1351300593;mircea_popescu;it's likely the miners -223320;1351300633;mod6;oh with the difficulty being what is? -223319;1351300637;mod6;what is it? -223318;1351300642;mod6;;;bc,estimate -223317;1351300642;gribble;3220924.68525896 -223316;1351300650;mod6;is that the right one? -223315;1351300655;mod6;;;bc,stats -223314;1351300657;gribble;Current Blocks: 205120 | Current Difficulty: 3072321.7320208 | Next Difficulty At Block: 205631 | Next Difficulty In: 511 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 8 hours, 20 minutes, and 26 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3220924.68525896 | Estimated Percent Change: 4.83682915397 -223313;1351300673;mircea_popescu;supposed to jump 5% but it might be even more -223312;1351300677;jurov;;;bc,tslb -223311;1351300678;gribble;Time since last block: 6 minutes and 8 seconds -223310;1351300688;mircea_popescu;and another 100 gh/s added -223309;1351300692;mod6;yeah wow. -223308;1351300699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.0004757 = 2.6164 BTC [+] -223307;1351300724;mod6;less than 5000 blocks left! -223306;1351300758;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinclock.com/ moving earlier into the 29th -223305;1351300808;mod6;cool site :) -223304;1351300822;mod6;aight gotta run for now. talk to you all a bit later! -223303;1351301411;mircea_popescu;http://www.geekosystem.com/hermit-crab-mobs/ lol -223302;1351301679;mircea_popescu;Network total 27.649 Thash/s -223301;1351301681;mircea_popescu;holy cow -223300;1351301707;mircea_popescu;2500 gh/s added past HALF HOUR -223299;1351301707;PsychoticBoy;still growing, would asics really be send in 3 weks? -223298;1351301712;PsychoticBoy;weeks* -223297;1351301714;mircea_popescu;maybe so -223296;1351301731;mircea_popescu;you suppose this is asicminer test run ? -223295;1351301740;PsychoticBoy;no more bfl -223294;1351302127;BTC-Mining;eh, just people jumping on their computer after dinner and their GPU starting could explain it too... total hashing rate varies a lot during the day -223293;1351302140;BTC-Mining;or just more luck finding block -223292;1351302145;thestringpuller;;;ticker -223291;1351302145;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 9.82206, Best ask: 9.92292, Bid-ask spread: 0.10086, Last trade: 9.93012, 24 hour volume: 95204.70588449, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.33927 -223290;1351302150;BTC-Mining;total network is estimated after all. -223289;1351302151;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -223288;1351302152;gribble;10.32 -223287;1351302154;mircea_popescu;Network total 27.944 Thash/s -223286;1351302166;mircea_popescu;it doesn't vary a lot in the sense of going to 27+, no -223285;1351302167;thestringpuller;mr. mircea_popescu good to see you tonight -223284;1351302170;mircea_popescu;heya. -223283;1351302187;thestringpuller;i want an mpex account we'll talk soon -223282;1351302189;thestringpuller;;;ticker -223281;1351302189;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 9.82206, Best ask: 9.91787, Bid-ask spread: 0.09581, Last trade: 9.93012, 24 hour volume: 95204.70588449, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.33927 -223280;1351302201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00047471 = 7.1207 BTC [-] -223279;1351302747;BTC-Mining;eh, about ASICMINER, I hope GLBSE release the information and they start trading again. -223278;1351302884;mircea_popescu;it's possible these are their asics we're seeing -223277;1351303025;BTC-Mining;But remember that a good part of the network might be from compromised machines/evening users. Users go online and network rate goes up. It's 7 PM now on the east coast -223276;1351303078;BTC-Mining;Their GPU starts and hop, 2.5 terahash added -223275;1351303102;BTC-Mining;2.5 terahash is only 3000 - 10000 high end radeon GPU -223274;1351303248;mircea_popescu;come on -223273;1351303253;mircea_popescu;this was never seen historically. -223272;1351303259;BTC-Mining;http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-small-lin-2k.png -223271;1351303283;BTC-Mining;look at the 8 hour estimate for the last weeks. Goes as low as 15 Terahash and as high as 30 Terahash -223270;1351303289;BTC-Mining;It swings all the time -223269;1351303309;mircea_popescu;hm -223268;1351303316;mircea_popescu;maybe i haven't been paying enough attention -223267;1351303318;BTC-Mining;On what period is your network total averaged? -223266;1351303324;mircea_popescu;then again, i thought the number im quoting is 24h -223265;1351303332;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/ up right there -223264;1351303340;mircea_popescu;iirc it was 24h but can't find a reference right now -223263;1351303353;BTC-Mining;hmm, well the 1 day estimate does vary by as much as 5 ghash -223262;1351303360;BTC-Mining;5 terhash* -223261;1351303419;mircea_popescu;ya but it rarely went over 25 -223260;1351303425;dub;;;bc,stats -223259;1351303427;gribble;Current Blocks: 205125 | Current Difficulty: 3072321.7320208 | Next Difficulty At Block: 205631 | Next Difficulty In: 506 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 7 hours, 16 minutes, and 24 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3223285.30550262 | Estimated Percent Change: 4.91366421389 -223258;1351303439;dub;;;bc,diffchange -223257;1351303440;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | 4.91366421389 % based on data since last change | 5.47811982694 % based on data for last three days -223256;1351303498;BTC-Mining;eh, indeed for that -223255;1351303499;dub;fucking bfl -223254;1351303521;mircea_popescu;dub you think bfl ? -223253;1351303549;dub;no, i just want my bfl asic delivered :) -223252;1351303551;mircea_popescu;lol -223251;1351303747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00047232 = 10.6744 BTC [-] -223250;1351304353;mircea_popescu;soo kinda big announcement : -223249;1351304360;mircea_popescu;you can now make your own copies of mpex db -223248;1351304427;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/db_dump.php link. -223247;1351304517;mircea_popescu;jurov smickles mod6 ^^ -223246;1351304582;jurov;already trying to figure out how to decrypt :) -223245;1351304590;mircea_popescu;hahaha -223244;1351304607;mircea_popescu;i think you kinda need my private key. -223243;1351304610;mircea_popescu;hopefully at least. -223242;1351304641;jurov;gpg: decryption failed: No secret key -223241;1351304645;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -223240;1351304663;jurov;so you want everyone to do you a backup, eh? -223239;1351304680;mircea_popescu;hey, why spend my own money you know ? -223238;1351304775;jurov;i should preemptively accuse you on btctalk : "MPEx scandal: relies on its users to do backups" -223237;1351304854;mircea_popescu;lol -223236;1351304875;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120758.msg1300467 -223235;1351304879;mircea_popescu;post there -223234;1351304975;mircea_popescu;but seriously jurov i think it adds a significant level of security. -223233;1351304985;mircea_popescu;well, unless someone manages to crack gpg -223232;1351305108;jurov;i hope you don't compress the backup prior to export.. heard about CRIME attack -223231;1351305109;jurov;? -223230;1351305192;mircea_popescu;i take a number of measures to prevent as much as possible a crack -223229;1351305219;mircea_popescu;and no, there's no compression. -223228;1351305284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00047242 = 2.2204 BTC [+] -223227;1351305322;mircea_popescu;(and also, https is bullshit) -223226;1351305922;smickles;mircea_popescu: :D -223225;1351306002;mircea_popescu;hehe -223224;1351306160;thestringpuller;;;bc,nettarget -223223;1351306160;gribble;Error: "bc,nettarget" is not a valid command. -223222;1351306163;thestringpuller;;;bc,nethash -223221;1351306164;gribble;23261.246072162205 -223220;1351306189;thestringpuller;so what was the net of my option mr. smickles? -223219;1351306262;smickles;;;calc ((11 - [bc,24hprc]) / [bc,24hprc] - .0538765) * 48 -223218;1351306263;gribble;0.77579570428 -223217;1351306266;smickles;if done currently -223216;1351306276;smickles;you still have a few minutes tho -223215;1351306278;thestringpuller;woot -223214;1351306280;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -223213;1351306280;thestringpuller;oh really -223212;1351306280;gribble;10.28 -223211;1351306281;smickles;;;ticker -223210;1351306282;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.18009, Best ask: 10.24999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06990, Last trade: 10.18008, 24 hour volume: 99436.59165322, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.31222 -223209;1351306283;thestringpuller;my alarm went off -223208;1351306286;thestringpuller;last hour -223207;1351306297;smickles;isn't it utc 23:51 right now? -223206;1351306306;thestringpuller;yea -223205;1351306310;thestringpuller;heh -223204;1351306313;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -223203;1351306314;gribble;10.28 -223202;1351306407;smickles;thestringpuller: you're staring down the barrel of a 30% profit -223201;1351306418;smickles;at mircea_popescu's expense -223200;1351306428;mircea_popescu;haha i got bondholders -223199;1351306434;smickles;oh yeah -223198;1351306437;mircea_popescu;what volume we talkin' about ? -223197;1351306452;smickles;<4 btc -223196;1351306457;smickles;:D -223195;1351306477;smickles;mircea_popescu: i gave thestringpuller a mini-margin thingy -223194;1351306483;mircea_popescu;either the bondholders or the shareholders will feel the 30% of 4btc pain -223193;1351306520;thestringpuller;hahahah -223192;1351306524;thestringpuller;you guys make me happy -223191;1351306530;thestringpuller;I do feel like a won a bet though -223190;1351306567;mircea_popescu;good for you. -223189;1351306597;thestringpuller;/sarcasm lol -223188;1351306599;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -223187;1351306599;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.18025, Best ask: 10.24641, Bid-ask spread: 0.06616, Last trade: 10.18025, 24 hour volume: 99088.49020270, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.31053 -223186;1351306654;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: MPEX is the coolest thing ever -223185;1351306662;thestringpuller;to happen to btc -223184;1351306666;mircea_popescu;why ty. i am of the same persuasion. -223183;1351306683;thestringpuller;Such easy access to options lol -223182;1351306745;BTC-Mining;the best thing to happen would be maintstream adoption... -223181;1351306766;thestringpuller;99% of the people only own 1% of the wealth -223180;1351306773;thestringpuller;why would wide spread adoption help? -223179;1351306788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16875 @ 0.00047242 = 7.9721 BTC [+] -223178;1351306796;BTC-Mining;it's a currency... -223177;1351306797;mircea_popescu;haha now that's a point -223176;1351306812;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining any guess as to what % of roman empire subjects ever touched a solidus ? -223175;1351306817;thestringpuller;you need like warren buffet and his friends to come in and "adopt it" -223174;1351306821;mircea_popescu;like, in their lifetime. -223173;1351306833;BTC-Mining;why would they adopt it if there's no market using it? -223172;1351306848;mircea_popescu;market != consumer market. -223171;1351306861;thestringpuller;consumers don't have a lot of money -223170;1351306899;BTC-Mining;They don't own a lot, but they spend a lot of what they have. Those who have a lot stash it. -223169;1351306900;mircea_popescu;jurov https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118551.msg1299839#msg1299839 -223168;1351306918;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining in btc ? -223167;1351306918;BTC-Mining;Consumers would help attract large businesses, who would then start accumulating bitcoins -223166;1351307244;jurov;mircea yes i saw that. now am trying to explain how i feel about multifactor auth -223165;1351307255;smickles;mircea_popescu: what was the official price at maturity for mpex options? -223164;1351307300;mircea_popescu;10.27 -223163;1351307326;mircea_popescu;jurov it's a dilemma you find yourself in there i guess -223162;1351307357;smickles;;;calc ((11 - 10.27) / 10.27 - .0538765) * 48 -223161;1351307358;gribble;0.825807259981 -223160;1351307366;jurov;it's either snake oil or expense i can't afford (buying yubikeys or sending sms) -223159;1351307378;smickles;thestringpuller: should i use that same address, or do you want me to keep it on account for you? -223158;1351307395;smickles;;;calc ((11 - 10.27) / 10.27) * 48 -223157;1351307396;gribble;3.41187925998 -223156;1351307485;mircea_popescu;jurov on the other hand, browser sessions are vulnerable. -223155;1351307548;mircea_popescu;but i think a honest rundown of the thing is prolly the best policy. "here is what i can do, here is what i can't do. if you actually handle enough cash that you need what i can't do, talk to mpex directly and problem solved" -223154;1351307773;mircea_popescu;for the record, month close happend on 1351296001 -223153;1351307780;mircea_popescu;within the fucken second ALL OF IT -223152;1351307953;thestringpuller;jurov: -223151;1351307959;thestringpuller;how do we get quick deposits/ -223150;1351307960;thestringpuller;?* -223149;1351308016;mircea_popescu;copumpkin now moo like a bull -223148;1351308105;mircea_popescu;gender equality. -223147;1351308114;thestringpuller;lol -223146;1351308152;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: are mpex deposits automated? -223145;1351308163;mircea_popescu;nope -223144;1351308178;thestringpuller;you do them manually -223143;1351308180;thestringpuller;?* -223142;1351308181;thestringpuller;;;ticker -223141;1351308182;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.15000, Best ask: 10.19996, Bid-ask spread: 0.04996, Last trade: 10.15000, 24 hour volume: 98610.17306644, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.30583 -223140;1351308199;jurov;thestringpuller, only possible way i know is to have some reserve (or margin) on MPEx that can be used immediately -223139;1351308219;jurov;allocated to your account -223138;1351308258;thestringpuller;how long does an mpex deposit usually take? -223137;1351308304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1225 @ 0.00047242 = 0.5787 BTC [+] -223136;1351308305;jurov;iirc it may be more than 6 hours -223135;1351308305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13475 @ 0.00047548 = 6.4071 BTC [+] -223134;1351308346;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller the declared limit is 2 days. it usually takes significantly less. -223133;1351308371;jurov;i do such "quick deposits" already for those 1btc users but i guess you want more -223132;1351308397;thestringpuller;i'm seeing if I want to go direct to mpex -223131;1351308404;thestringpuller;or dump a bunch of money into coinbr -223130;1351308491;jurov;if you are going to do many transactions, coinbr will help you keep overview -223129;1351308509;jurov;otherwise you need to keep it in spreadsheet -223128;1351308594;thestringpuller;if I were to generate a high enough volume could I get margin to cover "quick deposits"? -223127;1351308599;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller in general the capital is the key criterion. if you plan to do k's of btc you probably want mpex. if you plan to do 10s of btc you prolly want coinbr. if hundreds it's messier. -223126;1351308622;thestringpuller;hundreds...:\ -223125;1351308629;thestringpuller;maybe thousands one day -223124;1351308676;mircea_popescu;then i guess you'll have to weigh them -223123;1351308792;thestringpuller;if i were to do this longterm what would your reccomendation be? -223122;1351308827;mircea_popescu;glbse -223121;1351308831;mircea_popescu;wait nm. -223120;1351308887;thestringpuller;nice joke -223119;1351308889;thestringpuller;:P -223118;1351308890;thestringpuller;lol -223117;1351308953;mircea_popescu;:p -223116;1351308957;mircea_popescu;my sense of humour. -223115;1351308987;jurov;you'll be my special customer. I'm going to cater to your whims (no phonesex, tho) -223114;1351308997;thestringpuller;LOL -223113;1351309006;mircea_popescu;y u no cybersex! -223112;1351309018;thestringpuller;So you can be my mini broker jurov ? -223111;1351309025;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller ask him to get rid of css on coinbr :D -223110;1351309055;jurov;thestringpuller, yes i can -223109;1351309062;thestringpuller;hahaha -223108;1351309064;thestringpuller;get rid of css -223107;1351309071;thestringpuller;I really want the access to the api -223106;1351309075;thestringpuller;cause I can make bots easily -223105;1351309083;thestringpuller;then my computer is my broker -223104;1351309084;thestringpuller;lol -223103;1351309163;jurov;as long as you don't expect to do X transactions per second or more, then it's possible -223102;1351309197;thestringpuller;Ideally I would like to make trades without a website in honesty -223101;1351309272;thestringpuller;if you can make that happen jurov then it'll be worthwhile -223100;1351309283;thestringpuller;if not the ~30 btc fee isn't that bad -223099;1351309325;thestringpuller;up to you, what you can provide -223098;1351309326;jurov;OK, exporting json interface should not be a problem. i planned to do one anyway for mod6's adroid app -223097;1351309366;thestringpuller;cool, I won't flood it, i just want bot access because I can't be awake 24/7 -223096;1351309444;jurov;so i guess you need to submit order/cancel/exercise, right? -223095;1351309514;jurov;any more data? everything other you'll use via browser? -223094;1351309815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19651 @ 0.00047232 = 9.2816 BTC [-] -223093;1351309815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00047189 = 10.6647 BTC [-] -223092;1351309817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10336 @ 0.00047171 = 4.8756 BTC [-] -223091;1351311284;jurov;good night -223090;1351311353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44968 @ 0.00047257 = 21.2505 BTC [+] -223089;1351312003;smickles;thestringpuller: it turns out that the official number is 10.28, not 10.27 -223088;1351312037;smickles;;;calc ((11 - 10.28) / 10.28) * 48 -223087;1351312037;gribble;3.36186770428 -223086;1351312238;thestringpuller;either way i made cash -223085;1351312239;thestringpuller;lol -223084;1351312331;smickles;thestringpuller: do you have a WoT identity? -223083;1351312721;thestringpuller;lol -223082;1351312777;smickles;0_o -223081;1351312785;smickles;jurov: https://github.com/jurov/MPExAgent :D -223080;1351313003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1182 @ 0.00047257 = 0.5586 BTC [+] -223079;1351313005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14518 @ 0.00047171 = 6.8483 BTC [-] -223078;1351313048;mircea_popescu;s.mpoe statement is out : http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-october-2012-statement/ -223077;1351313420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] [PAID] 1000000000 @ 0.00000063 = 630.31566629 BTC -223076;1351314517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14846 @ 0.00047171 = 7.003 BTC [-] -223075;1351314518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20302 @ 0.00047157 = 9.5738 BTC [-] -223074;1351315644;thestringpuller;;;ticker -223073;1351315644;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 9.88026, Best ask: 9.96973, Bid-ask spread: 0.08947, Last trade: 9.97986, 24 hour volume: 98509.23509746, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.26302 -223072;1351316108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6898 @ 0.00047157 = 3.2529 BTC [-] -223071;1351316109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20685 @ 0.00047066 = 9.7356 BTC [-] -223070;1351316110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24217 @ 0.00047 = 11.382 BTC [-] -223069;1351316633;mircea_popescu;nighty all! -223068;1351338782;EskimoBob;any ideas what is going on with the BTC price? -223067;1351338859;mircea_popescu;bitinstant closed down ; some other service closed down -223066;1351338871;mircea_popescu;some people added significant hashpower and are probably selling the btc -223065;1351338879;mircea_popescu;Network total 31.378 Thash/s -223064;1351338889;mircea_popescu;went up 25% past few days -223063;1351339013;EskimoBob;are ASIC test versions coming online? -223062;1351339055;mircea_popescu;possibly. -223061;1351339188;EskimoBob;bitinstant? in google search I can see "BitInstant.com is currently down due to site revisions. All orders placed up to this point will process as normal. If you have any questions or issues feel free to ..." but when I go to the site, it looks OK -223060;1351339270;mircea_popescu;yea, i think they may be up already -223059;1351339283;mircea_popescu;but the point is, two things take out usd from mkt, one thing adds more btc -223058;1351339290;mircea_popescu;price has to plumet. supply and demand. -223057;1351339564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26700 @ 0.00046754 = 12.4833 BTC [-] -223056;1351339791;mircea_popescu;jurov mod6 statjson now includes exercises list too. -223055;1351340394;sgornick;mircea_popescu: Is the absense of recallable transaction history strategic, or just "haven't gotten to it"? -223054;1351340414;mircea_popescu;what do you mean recallable transaction history ? -223053;1351340434;sgornick;Can I right now view all of my October transactions? -223052;1351340446;mircea_popescu;if you kept all your october stats responses -223051;1351340455;mircea_popescu;or if you never issued a stat in october, issue one and it's there -223050;1351340457;sgornick;heh, ya, that's what I mean. -223049;1351340469;mircea_popescu;ya, mpex is not doing your accounting, you have to do that part yourself. -223048;1351340504;mircea_popescu;(or use a broker that offers that service) -223047;1351340562;sgornick;How about transactions showing the exercise of options at expiration? Planned, or DIY? -223046;1351340607;mircea_popescu;this was just added in the statjson -223045;1351340633;mircea_popescu;the plain stat is scheduled for an overhaul, but this won't happen for a while yet to give people who are using it atm to provide 3rd party services to migrate to statjson first -223044;1351340668;sgornick;ok, I'll look at statjson. -223043;1351340716;mircea_popescu;so did they let roger ver go yet ? anyone know ? -223042;1351340776;sgornick;Enroute to HK, though may still need to return to JP. -223041;1351340783;mircea_popescu;aha -223040;1351340808;mircea_popescu;people keep fearmongering re the us government, but my intel shows the chinese govt will be our real enemy. -223039;1351341088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3636 @ 0.00046754 = 1.7 BTC [-] -223038;1351341089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9451 @ 0.00046727 = 4.4162 BTC [-] -223037;1351341091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22313 @ 0.00046693 = 10.4186 BTC [-] -223036;1351341396;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120758.0 << also worthy of notice. one can now make his own copies of mpex db -223035;1351341398;mircea_popescu;sgornick ^^ -223034;1351342169;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [-] -223033;1351342171;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 5 @ 0.09390123 = 0.4695 BTC [-] -223032;1351342227;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 7 @ 0.26 = 1.82 BTC [+] -223031;1351342446;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 3 @ 0.09388415 = 0.2817 BTC [-] -223030;1351342503;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -223029;1351342503;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.27935, Best ask: 10.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02065, Last trade: 10.27935, 24 hour volume: 99354.61716662, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.79978, 24 hour vwap: 10.20092 -223028;1351342986;mircea_popescu;https://ferroh.com/charts pretty cool -223027;1351343020;smickles;but those darn options -223026;1351343028;mircea_popescu;lol what about them ? -223025;1351343044;smickles;there fun to look at and think about -223024;1351343076;mircea_popescu;ehehe -223023;1351343310;smickles;mircea_popescu: you know, i've been wondering, if someone setup a short straddle at the money with something like 20000 contracts on each leg, do you think it would stabilize the exchange rate for a while? -223022;1351343334;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.96946805 = 969.4681 BTC [+] -223021;1351343337;mircea_popescu;possibly. -223020;1351343362;mircea_popescu;inasmuch as if they would have otherwise sold/bought on the mtgox market for sure. -223019;1351343471;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.87084465 = 870.8447 BTC [+] -223018;1351343487;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1000 @ 0.77222124 = 772.2212 BTC [+] -223017;1351343498;smickles;woah -223016;1351343500;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1000 @ 0.67359784 = 673.5978 BTC [+] -223015;1351343503;smickles;those are real? -223014;1351343508;mircea_popescu;heh table investor. -223013;1351343521;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.57497444 = 574.9744 BTC [+] -223012;1351343521;mircea_popescu;i guess someone figures the btc goes up. -223011;1351343542;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.47635104 = 476.351 BTC [+] -223010;1351343582;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.40221678 = 402.2168 BTC [+] -223009;1351343598;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.33756736 = 337.5674 BTC [-] -223008;1351343612;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.27658406 = 276.5841 BTC [+] -223007;1351343642;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.22015212 = 220.1521 BTC [+] -223006;1351343661;mircea_popescu;nice way to start the month -223005;1351343667;mircea_popescu;now i can be worried sick for the next five weeks ;/ -223004;1351343701;smickles;;;calc 12 / ((.27658406 * .998) +1) -223003;1351343702;gribble;9.40416104058 -223002;1351343744;smickles;;;calc 11 / ((.22015212 * .998) +1) -223001;1351343745;gribble;9.01852376756 -223000;1351343764;smickles;;;calc 13 / ((.33756736 * .998) +1) -222999;1351343765;gribble;9.72404488124 -222998;1351343802;smickles;;;calc 14 / ((.40221678 * .998) +1) -222997;1351343802;gribble;9.98992197804 -222996;1351343821;mircea_popescu;what's that like inverse premium ? -222995;1351343826;smickles;;;calc 15 / ((.47635104 * .998) +1) -222994;1351343826;gribble;10.166745898 -222993;1351343841;smickles;should be breakeve numbers (in usd) -222992;1351343871;smickles;;;calc 16 / ((.57497444 * .998) +1) -222991;1351343872;gribble;10.1663178393 -222990;1351343891;smickles;;;calc 17 / ((.67359784 * .998) +1) -222989;1351343891;mircea_popescu;these were sales tho -222988;1351343891;gribble;10.1659401704 -222987;1351343908;smickles;;;calc 18 / ((.77222124 * .998) +1) -222986;1351343908;gribble;10.1656044882 -222985;1351343916;mircea_popescu;it hit the bid price across the board -222984;1351343922;smickles;;;calc 19 / ((.87084465 * .998) +1) -222983;1351343922;gribble;10.1653041055 -222982;1351343934;smickles;;;calc 20 / ((.96946805 * .998) +1) -222981;1351343934;gribble;10.1650338278 -222980;1351344115;smickles;;;calc 9.40416104058+9.01852376756+9.72404488124+9.98992197804+10.166745898+10.1663178393+10.1659401704+10.1656044882+10.1653041055+10.1650338278 -222979;1351344116;gribble;99.1315979966 -222978;1351344137;smickles;so they make btc down to 9.14 -222977;1351344207;mircea_popescu;yea, if it doesn't kiss nine they're golden. -222976;1351344226;mircea_popescu;then again... month is long. -222975;1351344228;smickles;ballzy -222974;1351344267;smickles;mircea_popescu: does you bot adjust based on what it has bought and holds? -222973;1351344273;mircea_popescu;if it's one of the people who sold a lot in the dump it makes sense -222972;1351344277;mircea_popescu;smickles no. -222971;1351344302;smickles;wow, shouldn't it? -222970;1351344348;mircea_popescu;why ? -222969;1351344413;smickles;shouldn't it adjust prices to try to acheive the most time resistant neutral position?, that way you can take advantage of the imbalance in the bot's portfolio and offer better prices to the opposing positions and worse prices to the ones that add more risk to you -222968;1351344443;mircea_popescu;how would it know what's more time-resistant neutral position ? -222967;1351344464;smickles;the greeks, assuming you have a volatility estimate -222966;1351344468;mircea_popescu;i don't want to introduce feedback. -222965;1351344481;mircea_popescu;atm i have the capital to anchor. if it becomes a problem and the bot is too often sold out -222964;1351344495;mircea_popescu;then i'd prolly prefer adding more capital than following the mkt -222963;1351344574;mircea_popescu;what you're saying does make sense, in general. just, btc is yet too low volume and i don't trust half the quant analysis results -222962;1351344583;mircea_popescu;and i also don't know which half i don't trust. -222961;1351344636;smickles;you wouldn't need to trust either, you should be able to encourage people to buy and sell your bot into a positon that makes btc when the market moves up down or sideways -222960;1351344674;smickles;like right now, with this idea, it should offer a worse price for all those puts, and a better price on the related calls -222959;1351344697;mircea_popescu;the rational thing for people to do is go in the midmarket imo -222958;1351344732;mircea_popescu;i mean, if you believe this you can go put your own CALL offers in there, neh ? -222957;1351344800;smickles;well, it doesn't work so well if you run out of capital to hedge with :( -222956;1351344820;mircea_popescu;so start a fund :p -222955;1351344856;smickles;well, i suppose i do already have half of the code for just such a bot already written -222954;1351344866;smickles;what's this statjson i heard mentioned? -222953;1351344890;mircea_popescu;you know... stat in json -222952;1351344978;Diablo-D3;so -222951;1351344979;Diablo-D3;whatsup -222950;1351345008;smickles;mircea_popescu: so i could parse the stat easily? -222949;1351345013;smickles;i might make this bot then -222948;1351345053;smickles;how do i get at it? -222947;1351345056;smickles;Diablo-D3: hiya -222946;1351345089;Diablo-D3;anything interesting happen? -222945;1351345161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1971 @ 0.00046693 = 0.9203 BTC [-] -222944;1351345258;smickles;mircea_popescu: check out these lovely formulas http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Greeks_(finance)#Formulas_for_vanilla_option_Greeks -222943;1351345270;smickles;Diablo-D3: a bitinstant guy was detained -222942;1351345317;jurov;lol, it went out of scale: http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-lin-2k.png -222941;1351345323;Diablo-D3;smickles: er, why? -222940;1351345359;smickles;Diablo-D3: a stamp was in the wrong place, apparently -222939;1351345367;Diablo-D3;wtf? -222938;1351345371;smickles;jurov: awesome -222937;1351345423;Diablo-D3;smickles: the hell? -222936;1351345433;smickles;Diablo-D3: srsly -222935;1351345471;Diablo-D3;a stamp for what? -222934;1351345485;smickles;some sort of international travel thing -222933;1351345730;kakobreklaaa;;;bc,diff -222932;1351345730;gribble;3072321.7320208 -222931;1351345735;kakobreklaaa;;;bc,stats -222930;1351345736;gribble;Current Blocks: 205220 | Current Difficulty: 3072321.7320208 | Next Difficulty At Block: 205631 | Next Difficulty In: 411 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 15 hours, 14 minutes, and 54 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3265289.61742921 | Estimated Percent Change: 6.28084889018 -222929;1351346679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00046734 = 5.5613 BTC [+] -222928;1351346714;mircea_popescu;smickles you go STATJSON lol -222927;1351346750;mircea_popescu;;;later tell btc-mining http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-lin-2k.png check this out going out of scale :D -222926;1351346751;gribble;The operation succeeded. -222925;1351346790;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 roger ver was detained in macau airport. apparently is on his way to hk atm -222924;1351346808;mircea_popescu;spent about a day and a half in airport detention. maybe he pulled a nefario, it's unclear yet. -222923;1351347035;Diablo-D3;heh -222922;1351347091;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.96946805 = 969.4681 BTC [+] -222921;1351347102;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.87084465 = 870.8447 BTC [+] -222920;1351347105;mircea_popescu;o boy round 2 -222919;1351347114;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1000 @ 0.77222124 = 772.2212 BTC [+] -222918;1351347143;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.57497444 = 574.9744 BTC [+] -222917;1351347145;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1000 @ 0.67359784 = 673.5978 BTC [+] -222916;1351347160;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.47635104 = 476.351 BTC [+] -222915;1351347173;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.40206278 = 402.0628 BTC [-] -222914;1351347182;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.33741273 = 337.4127 BTC [-] -222913;1351347216;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.27643033 = 276.4303 BTC [-] -222912;1351347231;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.22000167 = 220.0017 BTC [-] -222911;1351348735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10916 @ 0.00046693 = 5.097 BTC [-] -222910;1351348737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7784 @ 0.00046665 = 3.6324 BTC [-] -222909;1351348896;jurov;hmmmm https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120759.0;topicseen -222908;1351348935;jurov;SEC needs you -222907;1351349288;mircea_popescu;Maybe Phil will even sign up and answer your questions (but that may be a conflict of interest for him). -222906;1351349291;mircea_popescu;what da fuck ?! -222905;1351349747;rg;hm -222904;1351349754;rg;that's the guy who messaged me on bitcointalk -222903;1351349815;mircea_popescu;"I also just got off the phone with Philip Moustakis. Nice guy. We chatted for about an hour." -222902;1351349821;mircea_popescu;i find it incredible the guy finds the time. -222901;1351350242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00046734 = 5.795 BTC [+] -222900;1351350243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20635 @ 0.0004697 = 9.6923 BTC [+] -222899;1351350287;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -222898;1351350287;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.41001, Best ask: 10.44000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02999, Last trade: 10.41000, 24 hour volume: 104809.98028766, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.70000, 24 hour vwap: 10.20577 -222897;1351366329;FabianB_;my guess was that with C100 and 10 usd strike break even would be 0.1 -222896;1351366336;FabianB_;but i guess that's way off -222895;1351366775;jurov;no, call option profits when price *rises*... when BTCUSD price is X, you will get (X-10)/X when exercising one C100 option -222894;1351366845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00046707 = 0.4204 BTC [+] -222893;1351366927;jurov;so if you buy now at 0.277 , the price must be larger than ~13.7 for you to profitably exercise -222892;1351367018;FabianB_;ok, so for C110 it would be (x-11)/x -222891;1351367088;jurov;yes -222890;1351367141;jurov;and exact breakeven for calls is at strike/(1-buyprice) -222889;1351367179;FabianB_;trying to figure out if it makes sense to buy options if i buy something with btc today (at a usd price), but in the end don't want to have less btc in my wallet, so buyin new btc few days later -222888;1351367197;FabianB_;but expect price between now and in 4 days to rise -222887;1351367233;mircea_popescu;if you expect price to rise then you want either long puts or short calls -222886;1351367297;FabianB_;hmm.. what if i dont care which way prices go, i just want to have same amount of btc in the end -222885;1351367321;FabianB_;but since fiat -> mtgox takes a while, i don't know how much fiat i have to send to mtgox -222884;1351367342;FabianB_;so buying an insurance for price change would make sense -222883;1351367386;mircea_popescu;but in what you say is implicit you do care which way prices go. that's why buying insurance for price changes makes sense. -222882;1351367409;FabianB_;hmm.. ur right -222881;1351367444;FabianB_;price falling would be nice for me anyway, rising price would get me less btc if i don't hv options -222880;1351367503;mircea_popescu;right. -222879;1351367515;sgornick;mircea_popescu: Anticipating an "October results" post: in "Investing in Mircea Popescu's Options Emporium" http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg1230888#msg1230888 -222878;1351367526;FabianB_;if i have 100 btc now, spend 10 btc now and coz current price is 10 usd i send 100 usd to mtgox which will arive in a few days -222877;1351367536;jurov;mircea, why long puts in this case? they will get cheaper if btcusd rises, no? -222876;1351367536;mircea_popescu;sgornick but the results are out since this morn ? -222875;1351367552;mircea_popescu;jurov bah i fucked up. -222874;1351367557;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ you want long calls/short puts -222873;1351367565;mircea_popescu;dyslexia >< -222872;1351367583;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-october-2012-statement/ << sgornick -222871;1351367601;FabianB_;so if usd price is at 12 in 4 days i could calculate what kind of long call i should buy to insure that -222870;1351367602;sgornick;A good place for the results to also be posted would be in that thread. -222869;1351367666;jurov;FabianB_, i guess none of currently offered mpoe calls will be profitable at 12 -222868;1351367694;FabianB_;so options only make sens with big price changes? -222867;1351367694;jurov;unless there's some gentlemen who creates some for you ar such price -222866;1351367758;mircea_popescu;sgornick i guess you have a point. i recently switched my blog from romanian to english, so i kinda intend to make it the source for results. but i guess a link can't hurt anything. -222865;1351367793;jurov;fabian, i'd rephrase it so that nobody dares to offer them at better price -222864;1351367835;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -222863;1351367835;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.46505, Best ask: 10.51980, Bid-ask spread: 0.05475, Last trade: 10.46502, 24 hour volume: 96030.81201998, 24 hour low: 9.74000, 24 hour high: 10.83883, 24 hour vwap: 10.18519 -222862;1351367838;FabianB_;ok, many ppl expect it to go towards 12 again -222861;1351367843;mircea_popescu;;;calc 8 / 12 -222860;1351367844;gribble;0.666666666667 -222859;1351367859;mircea_popescu;sell 1 O.BTCUSD.P200T for 0.96946805 atm -222858;1351367871;mircea_popescu;at 12 they're only worth .66, meaning a 50% profit -222857;1351367941;mircea_popescu;well, ~50 anyway -222856;1351367974;mircea_popescu;but in general : big price swings are better served by long positions. fine price movements are better served by short positions. -222855;1351368014;FabianB_;hmm -222854;1351368016;FabianB_;ic -222853;1351368236;FabianB_;so i guess on traditional forex options have smaller price differences, coz e.g. usd<->eur price changes are smaller -222852;1351368400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00046597 = 2.2833 BTC [-] -222851;1351368411;mircea_popescu;yes volatility is a large consideration -222850;1351368428;mircea_popescu;you don't often see eur gaining 5% over usd in 24 hours -222849;1351368436;mircea_popescu;this has happened like i dunno, a dozen time in btc this year -222848;1351368457;jurov;i'm in a bit of a risky mood and don't think price will be back at 12 in 4 days, would create approriate options for you as a proper broker would... but my head is spinning already -222847;1351368460;FabianB_;yeah -222846;1351368478;mircea_popescu;an important point tho is that you don't HAVE to take the bot offers -222845;1351368484;mircea_popescu;you can put your own bids/asks in the midmarket too -222844;1351368485;FabianB_;hehe, jurov, it was just an example now -222843;1351368497;FabianB_;but maybe i'll get back to that jurov if i really need it -222842;1351368543;mircea_popescu;so baked in is a convenience cost too. people don't seem to be doing nearly enough of their own offering, much prefering the instant execution of bot offer. -222841;1351368629;FabianB_;thinking about if btc would be worth if i'm a producer of some goods e.g. in china, for shippment to eur/us, e.g. payment in btc now, shippment in europe arives 40 days later, btc price in that time probably moved a lot -222840;1351368632;jurov;someday i ought to do myself few cups of extra strong coffee and do the maths... -222839;1351368653;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ would most definitely be worth it in that scenario. -222838;1351368678;mircea_popescu;cutting out the (significant) bank fees for letters of credit -222837;1351368716;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: yeah, that's cutting the bank fees, but introduces the risk of volatility, if i don't use option insurance -222836;1351368733;mircea_popescu;but out of the bank savings you can buy a lot of options insurance. -222835;1351368742;mircea_popescu;and you get all the other advantages of btc -222834;1351368751;FabianB_;probably -222833;1351368767;mircea_popescu;(such as, for instance, if the company goes bankrupt you can't be clawbacked -222832;1351368778;mircea_popescu;as the simplest and most common example) -222831;1351368880;FabianB_;and instant transaction etc., can send the goods next day and not in 10 days when international wire arives.. -222830;1351368896;mircea_popescu;most int'l commerce isn't paid by wire. -222829;1351368915;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: what's the usual? -222828;1351368922;mircea_popescu;letters of credit -222827;1351368979;FabianB_;and then they do bulk transfer? -222826;1351368996;mircea_popescu;what do you mean bulk transfer? -222825;1351369013;FabianB_;well, credit needs to be executed some time -222824;1351369045;mircea_popescu;;;google letter of credit -222823;1351369046;gribble;Letter of credit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Letter Of Credit Definition | Investopedia: ; Letter of Credit - How Letters of Credit Work: -222822;1351369054;mircea_popescu;it's a system sorta similar to an escrow deal -222821;1351369274;FabianB_;so the 3rd party (bank) just hands it over to some other bank, or buys currency at the forex market for it or something -222820;1351369335;mircea_popescu;something like that -222819;1351369396;FabianB_;probably has big fees too -222818;1351369472;mircea_popescu;kinda, ya/ -222817;1351369485;mircea_popescu;it's inconvenient and really mostly a relic from the pre ww2 days -222816;1351369495;mircea_popescu;one of the first things bitcoin will be killing. -222815;1351369509;mircea_popescu;provided, of course, the fucking chinese stop hussling people at macau. -222814;1351369519;FabianB_;yeah, traditional banks suck at international money transfer -222813;1351369552;FabianB_;is there more to read on that macau story? -222812;1351369564;mircea_popescu;not afaik -222811;1351369651;FabianB_;macau is like hong kong an SAR, so the chinese central gov shouldn't have much to do with it -222810;1351369696;mircea_popescu;heh that's just a theory. in practice, they're very involved. -222809;1351369713;FabianB_;well, depends on which kind of question -222808;1351369795;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=81939.msg902620#msg902620 teh bitcoin history... -222807;1351369928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1608 @ 0.00046548 = 0.7485 BTC [-] -222806;1351370206;mircea_popescu;sgornick https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120758.msg1301670#msg1301670 what do you mean ? -222805;1351370329;sgornick;mircea_popescu: If I used for trading on MPEx my main GPG key that I use for WoT (and has my e-mail address), can someone figure out what assets I own? -222804;1351370354;mircea_popescu;not unless either some servers are seriously broken into or someone cracks gpg -222803;1351370364;mircea_popescu;(or pgp) -222802;1351370504;mircea_popescu;on the other hand, if you use a properly set up anon key nobody can ever figure it out, even if they owned all the servers in the world. -222801;1351370559;mircea_popescu;(also, you can link to specific sections in the faq by c/p ing the question number link) -222800;1351370684;sgornick;> you can link to specific sections in the faq <-- Fixed. -222799;1351370744;mircea_popescu;more like an "in general". that thing's monstrously large by now -222798;1351370755;mircea_popescu;i'd much prefer something a page or two long but it doesn't seem possible -222797;1351371009;mircea_popescu;lol -222796;1351371358;sgornick;mpex.py needs an option to specify which key to sign with -- for gpg.encrypt( , , sign=signer_fingerprint) -222795;1351371389;mircea_popescu;add it :D -222794;1351371456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30430 @ 0.00046548 = 14.1646 BTC [-] -222793;1351371457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14270 @ 0.00046529 = 6.6397 BTC [-] -222792;1351371586;jurov;sgornick, python-gnupg does not support that, sorry -222791;1351371607;mircea_popescu;you can't select key ?! -222790;1351371613;jurov;nope -222789;1351371621;mircea_popescu;so if you have two which one does it pick ? -222788;1351371630;jurov;the default one -222787;1351371641;mircea_popescu;so then bash script to cyhange the default -222786;1351371642;mircea_popescu;i hax! -222785;1351371706;mircea_popescu;actually there was a nightmare situation with one customer who somehow changed his default key in between having it registered and sending the first payment -222784;1351371709;mircea_popescu;and subsequent orders -222783;1351371716;mircea_popescu;took a coupla days to figure out wtf. -222782;1351371718;jurov;i needed the second key to be used in chroot anyway so i did not hax around it -222781;1351371783;sgornick;jurov: Any guess why the doc shows it? http://packages.python.org/python-gnupg/#using-signing-and-encryption-together -222780;1351371858;jurov;i don't remember, it was months ago... but as you see, at least on decryption you don't have any parameter there -222779;1351371861;mircea_popescu;i think that's a new version of a diff branch jurov -222778;1351371863;jurov;to choose the key -222777;1351371875;mircea_popescu;iirc the pympex uses prev python -222776;1351371902;mircea_popescu;2.2 vs 2.4 or 3.2 vs 3.4 or w/e something like that -222775;1351371943;jurov;the you can answer here if you want some karma: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10681563/how-to-choose-encryption-decryption-key-in-python-gnupg -222774;1351371970;mircea_popescu;actually... it might be time someone makes a pympex port for the latest python -222773;1351372124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 29630 @ 0.003375 = 100.0013 BTC [-] -222772;1351372229;BTC-Mining;Hmm... I see a pirate -222771;1351372258;BTC-Mining;Oh wait, no, it's just Gladamas disguised for Halloween. -222770;1351372285;mircea_popescu;did pirate release the list of depositor names and emails yet ? -222769;1351372291;Gladamas;heh -222768;1351372293;mircea_popescu;no wait, that was the ppt i mean eh... -222767;1351372319;mircea_popescu;BITCOIN WAS WRITTEN BY THE US SIT-COM CONSPIRACY -222766;1351372492;BTC-Mining;The Universe was created by The Conspirator. It's just one huge conspiracy. -222765;1351372509;BTC-Mining;Everything is conspiracy. -222764;1351372549;Gladamas;http://phys.org/news/2012-10-real-physicists-method-universe-simulation.html -222763;1351372573;mircea_popescu;your conspiratorial attempts to fool me into believing your conspiracies fail. -222762;1351372786;BTC-Mining;Worry not, for it make no difference whatsoever because everything is nothing and nothing is everything and nothing. It's all in your head. Be sure to keep it in there! Here, take a tinfoil hat. -222761;1351372819;mircea_popescu;is it certified ? -222760;1351372851;BTC-Mining;Yes, by self-certifying conspirators. -222759;1351372884;mircea_popescu;sounds legit. -222758;1351372915;BTC-Mining;Everyone are self-certifying conspirators. All truths are different and contradictory, but all truths nevertheless. -222757;1351372998;BTC-Mining;[14:15] http://phys.org/news/2012-10-real-physicists-method-universe-simulation.html -222756;1351373059;BTC-Mining;"Of course, any conclusions resulting from such work would be limited by the possibility that everything we think we understand about quantum chromodynamics, or simulations for that matter, could be flawed." -222755;1351373127;BTC-Mining;That... we basically can't prove if what we see is a simulation or not while testing and measuring from inside the simulation based on our knowledge of simulations. -222754;1351373147;mircea_popescu;this is old as dirt. -222753;1351373170;BTC-Mining;We wouldn't know how things work outside the simulation. -222752;1351373424;BTC-Mining;And even if it's not a simulation... It's a universe with particles and a set of rules how they interact... It's basically the same as a simulation, but in more complex. -222751;1351373477;BTC-Mining;Simulation or not, seems like the same thing... -222750;1351373574;rdponticelli;Welcome to agnosticism -222749;1351373650;BTC-Mining;Godammit -222748;1351373689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15030 @ 0.00046529 = 6.9933 BTC [-] -222747;1351373691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00046499 = 9.7183 BTC [-] -222746;1351373692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00046477 = 4.4153 BTC [-] -222745;1351373693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8412 @ 0.00046475 = 3.9095 BTC [-] -222744;1351373738;BTC-Mining;But I guess that would most closely define myself. -222743;1351374129;BTC-Mining;hmm, Windows 8 looks like THE shit. ("shit" being used pejoratively) -222742;1351374156;BTC-Mining;Thank you for spamming my Live inbox, Microsoft. -222741;1351374304;BTC-Mining;Seriously... what good is an OS where I can't have a clusterfuck of icons on a desktop? -222740;1351374547;Diablo-D3; ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: NO ICONS -222739;1351374567;BTC-Mining;ahahahah -222738;1351374617;mircea_popescu; hmm, Windows 8 looks like THE shit. << that means great. -222737;1351374625;mircea_popescu;you say "like shit" if you want it to be pejorative -222736;1351374643;BTC-Mining;No, THE shit, litteral meaning -222735;1351374700;BTC-Mining;I have to use THE, meaning it's THE one. -222734;1351374728;mircea_popescu;i dun think english works that way -222733;1351374730;Diablo-D3;seriously, I have icons turned off -222732;1351374732;Diablo-D3;its fucking baus -222731;1351374750;mircea_popescu;i don't even use the desktop -222730;1351374751;BTC-Mining;Unfortunatly it conflicted with an idiom. -222729;1351374753;mircea_popescu;since i dunno, the 90s -222728;1351374776;BTC-Mining;How do you sort your files... -222727;1351374778;Diablo-D3;well, that, and my desktop background is http://miotd.com/images/20120604.jpg -222726;1351374782;Diablo-D3;so extra bausness -222725;1351374787;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well -222724;1351374789;Diablo-D3;to be fair -222723;1351374797;Diablo-D3;X exists to display multiple terms concurrently -222722;1351374798;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining by NAME -222721;1351374808;mircea_popescu;and by date and by size and by their mother's pedigree -222720;1351374838;mircea_popescu;desktops are for people who use like... smartphones and shit like that. -222719;1351374865;BTC-Mining;Yeah, but I mean, how do you find specific files? -222718;1351374873;mircea_popescu;find ? -222717;1351374882;Diablo-D3;find. -222716;1351374887;mircea_popescu;or else history -222715;1351374893;mircea_popescu;mostly history really. -222714;1351374894;Diablo-D3;its like a 40 year old command -222713;1351374898;BTC-Mining;Assuming you can't remember the name for every thousand files you have... -222712;1351374906;mircea_popescu;its older than most girls i fucked. -222711;1351374914;mircea_popescu;i run a file i can't remember the name of ?! -222710;1351374916;Diablo-D3;find -iname with globs. -222709;1351374917;mircea_popescu;what am i! -222708;1351374931;BTC-Mining;Find is only useful when you know the filename. -222707;1351374942;mircea_popescu;why am i running it if i don't know its filename! -222706;1351375016;BTC-Mining;I have that problem all the time. Web files, old game I want to play again, web images I want to get back editing on. -222705;1351375057;mircea_popescu;i dont remember when i last saw the desktop -222704;1351375064;mircea_popescu;and tbh i couldn't tell you what my image is -222703;1351375100;BTC-Mining;Eh. Well I order things on my desktop for easy access. -222702;1351375165;mircea_popescu;diff people, diff styles -222701;1351375178;mircea_popescu;and some feet http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135136436045.jpg -222700;1351375208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11610 @ 0.00046475 = 5.3957 BTC [-] -222699;1351375209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25738 @ 0.00046474 = 11.9615 BTC [-] -222698;1351375238;BTC-Mining;Well the problem with the desktop is files moving around when the screen resolution changes or moving files displacing other icons. -222697;1351375248;BTC-Mining;That and the desktop only have so many space... -222696;1351375277;BTC-Mining;But there's fixes for that. Windows is quite customizable. -222695;1351375920;BTC-Mining;Actually, let me get a screenshot of my desktop -222694;1351376183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20000 @ 0.003375 = 67.5 BTC [-] -222693;1351376349;BTC-Mining;Damn image sharers... -222692;1351376406;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining use dtng :D -222691;1351376432;BTC-Mining;I ended up using imgur. It managed not to freeze near the end. -222690;1351376436;BTC-Mining;http://i.imgur.com/xzx1y.jpg -222689;1351376588;mircea_popescu;too much shit -222688;1351376656;BTC-Mining;eh, but easy to access everything -222687;1351376683;BTC-Mining;I never really have to look around for what I want -222686;1351376880;BTC-Mining;I keep off the programs I don't use often but can at least remember the names for the start menu/search box. -222685;1351376922;BTC-Mining;For the rest, I just like to have organized folders, searching for files is too tedious. -222684;1351377231;kakobrekla;sup -222683;1351377311;BTC-Mining;Not much -222682;1351377325;BTC-Mining;Waiting for Nefario to release assets data... -222681;1351377471;kakobrekla;hehe, love how mpex makes their dump public while people wait for nefario to wake up -222680;1351377479;kakobrekla;maybe he doesnt give a fuck anymore -222679;1351377577;BTC-Mining;He wants all double payments back and then processing payments before proceeding with releasing information I get it. -222678;1351377710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33278 @ 0.00046479 = 15.4673 BTC [+] -222677;1351378053;JWU42;yep - called him last week and he said the same... -222676;1351378653;mircea_popescu;i suspect he just wants the attention at this point. -222675;1351378748;kakobrekla;http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adapteva/parallella-a-supercomputer-for-everyone -222674;1351378754;kakobrekla;darn im really tempted, 2 hrs to go -222673;1351378982;mircea_popescu;5k backers and 70k over target in 2 houyrs ? -222672;1351379051;kakobrekla;hm -222671;1351379054;kakobrekla;120k over target -222670;1351379077;kakobrekla;twas 100k short just the other day -222669;1351379207;mircea_popescu;why does it say 117 minutes ? -222668;1351379211;mircea_popescu;is that like time left or something ? -222667;1351379230;Diablo-D3;yes -222666;1351379236;Diablo-D3;it clearly says MINUTES TO GO -222665;1351379236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6622 @ 0.00046479 = 3.0778 BTC [+] -222664;1351379248;Diablo-D3;I dont really see a point in this though -222663;1351379254;Diablo-D3;parallel computing is already accessable to the masses -222662;1351379257;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i cnat raed -222661;1351379263;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: APPARENTLY NOT -222660;1351379268;Diablo-D3;TOO MUCH MASTURBATION IS BAD FOR THE EYES -222659;1351379270;mircea_popescu;zero tolerence -222658;1351379283;mircea_popescu;resses is my roll modal -222657;1351379860;BTC-Mining;Once completed, the 64-core version of the Parallella computer would deliver over 90 GFLOPS of performance and would have the the horse power comparable to a theoretical 45 GHz CPU -222656;1351379889;BTC-Mining;1500$ for 2 x 64 cores board... -222655;1351379895;BTC-Mining;Seems cheap... -222654;1351379958;Diablo-D3;yeah uh -222653;1351379961;Diablo-D3;I do that on my 7970. -222652;1351379965;kakobrekla;accually its 99$ -222651;1351379976;kakobrekla;burning like 2 watts -222650;1351379989;Diablo-D3;they make GCNs that small -222649;1351379992;BTC-Mining;That sounds cheaper -222648;1351380000;Diablo-D3;well, maybe not that low of wattage -222647;1351380009;Diablo-D3;but high performance memory burns watts -222646;1351380021;kakobrekla;jeez, who are you talking to Diablo-D3 -222645;1351380022;BTC-Mining;They're going to be 100$? -222644;1351380026;kakobrekla;ye -222643;1351380028;kakobrekla;99$ -222642;1351380046;kakobrekla;i pasted a link so you can read this shit -222641;1351380055;BTC-Mining;100$ for 90 GFLOPS? Sounds cheap. -222640;1351380056;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: you have btc-mining on ignore? -222639;1351380061;kakobrekla;no -222638;1351380081;Diablo-D3;then Im talking to him -222637;1351380082;kakobrekla;what does memory has to do with anything here -222636;1351380083;Diablo-D3;and you -222635;1351380087;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: oh, watts -222634;1351380102;Diablo-D3;the $100 gcn is more powerful, but uses more watts -222633;1351380109;Diablo-D3;I imagine parallella has shit for memory -222632;1351380122;BTC-Mining;I don't really know cheap tho. Just stating compared to standalone consumer CPU/GPU specs and price. -222631;1351380123;Diablo-D3;also, parallella sounds like a food -222630;1351380132;Diablo-D3;BTC-Mining: cheap isnt magically good -222629;1351380142;Diablo-D3;not when people can buy parallel hardware already -222628;1351380146;Diablo-D3;and may even have it and not know it -222627;1351380161;BTC-Mining;and dev boards tending to be incredibly more expensive compared to consumer grade hardware. -222626;1351380197;Diablo-D3;parallel doesnt magically fix shit either -222625;1351380209;kakobrekla;did anyone claim that? -222624;1351380214;Diablo-D3;okay so, they're claiming 26 gigaflops on $99 -222623;1351380290;Diablo-D3;a 7750, the smallest GCN, using the ddr3 model, does 819 gflops and has 55 max watts and costs $109 -222622;1351380354;Diablo-D3;the smallest still in production 5xxx/69xx is a Cedar, the 7350, 104 gflops, 20 watts -222621;1351380358;Diablo-D3;no price avail because its OEM only -222620;1351380361;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you know these ipos tend to be a lot of hype. -222619;1351380378;Diablo-D3;Im just saying here, cheap parallel hardware is already here -222618;1351380381;BTC-Mining;But can you really do everything you can do on a dev board on those? -222617;1351380395;Diablo-D3;yes. -222616;1351380401;Diablo-D3;I wrote a bitcoin miner, after all. -222615;1351380453;BTC-Mining;Yes... but not all good GPU are good at that. Basically only Radeon. -222614;1351380470;BTC-Mining;Because they're designed to do specific calculatations... -222613;1351380546;BTC-Mining;Would they be as performant for any task? Doesn't seem so. Aren't dev boards more like generic CPU for performing a larger variety of tasks? -222612;1351380765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16237 @ 0.00046474 = 7.546 BTC [-] -222611;1351380767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33763 @ 0.00046446 = 15.6816 BTC [-] -222610;1351380770;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i don't imagine parallella chips do so well at parallelizing "a variety" of tasks anyway -222609;1351380887;BTC-Mining;Well it would do a variety of tasks... -222608;1351380929;BTC-Mining;So a more generic processor would be preferable. Unless you want to do tasks a GPU is good for. -222607;1351380946;BTC-Mining;Then consumer grade GPU are pretty performant and cheap. -222606;1351380951;mircea_popescu;im sure it's better than a radeon vidcard in that sense -222605;1351380967;mircea_popescu;but reasonably if i wanted to do parallel processing i'd still just rent out a rack of boxes and use that. -222604;1351380994;BTC-Mining;Well yeah. Renting is cheaper and you don't need to buy the whole hardware. -222603;1351381051;BTC-Mining;But if you need to share it and use it all the time, a cheap one wouldn't be bad. -222602;1351381185;BTC-Mining;Wouldn't for example students benefit from having cheap dev board available? -222601;1351381320;smickles;OMG, mircea_popescu that statjson will make things so much easier, and the md5, but what exactly is the md5 of for each secton? -222600;1351381349;mircea_popescu;the previous part of the section -222599;1351381361;smickles;with ',' included? -222598;1351381371;mircea_popescu;yes and mind the /n's -222597;1351381378;mircea_popescu;jurov ran into the same thing yest -222596;1351381394;smickles;oh, fing windows, i can't test it with /n's in mind -222595;1351381404;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining maybe. who knows what students need... -222594;1351381408;smickles;i'll have to get back to my main macine -222593;1351381444;mircea_popescu;basically the point of the md5 is precisely to allow *some* armor hardening of the thing while still allowing it to be read like plain text -222592;1351381452;mircea_popescu;a sort of cabbage-eggplant. -222591;1351381494;BTC-Mining;Well it's purely guesses and speculation on my part anyway. I don't really know anything about development and the need for dev boards. -222590;1351381512;smickles;well, seems like it can be utilized as a very quick and simple check for differences -222589;1351381524;mircea_popescu;smickles and also, seen the mpex db dump ? good insurance for customers, if they put a big order in also save a db dump :p -222588;1351381548;mircea_popescu;smickles and yes, that too, allows you to see fast which sections changed if you store prev hashes -222587;1351381570;mircea_popescu;it doesn't look like so much but a lot of work went into this thing actually. -222586;1351382276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9478 @ 0.00046478 = 4.4052 BTC [+] -222585;1351382277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.0004655 = 10.5203 BTC [+] -222584;1351383841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46300 @ 0.00046648 = 21.598 BTC [+] -222583;1351385380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.00046701 = 15.925 BTC [+] -222582;1351386364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 3000 @ 0.0032491 = 9.7473 BTC [-] -222581;1351386882;smickles;mircea_popescu: you should sign and encrypt the db with the exchange key. that way, should it become necessary for the public to decrypt it, you wouldn't need to release your personal key -222580;1351386910;mircea_popescu;i'm not releasing my key either way, why'd i release it ? -222579;1351386916;mircea_popescu;i'll just decrypt the db -222578;1351386995;smickles;idunno, i have some half-baked reason forming which invoves some situation where you are abducted or something -222577;1351387027;mircea_popescu;you misconstrue the point here. -222576;1351387059;mircea_popescu;suppose for a moment there's an uberconspiracy of like, the reptillians -222575;1351387075;mircea_popescu;who covertly follow all my communications, know of all my back-ups and one day suddenly strike! -222574;1351387081;mircea_popescu;and destroy ALL servers. -222573;1351387083;mircea_popescu;what nao ? -222572;1351387102;mircea_popescu;the advantage of this scheme is that backups can now be obtained from both known *and unknown* sources -222571;1351387109;mircea_popescu;making the entire thing much more resilient to attacks. -222570;1351387121;kakobrekla;go suck it reptillians! -222569;1351387124;smickles;Oh, i feel like i completly understand the backup aspect of it -222568;1351387146;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla -222567;1351387173;smickles;i was trying to think of a situation where you are inaccessable some how, and you have the exchange key released to the public so that people can get at the data -222566;1351387186;mircea_popescu;in any event the exchange key can never be released -222565;1351387196;mircea_popescu;think about it, the exchange key is released to decrypt db -222564;1351387197;smickles;prolly for the best -222563;1351387205;mircea_popescu;a week later there's fifty billion fake stats floating around -222562;1351387233;smickles;what would the use of a stat be if the exchange were down tho? -222561;1351387241;mircea_popescu;how do i know ? -222560;1351387254;smickles;hey, i said the idea was half-baked :P -222559;1351387259;mircea_popescu;:p -222558;1351387378;mircea_popescu;anyway, the system is pretty well designed for expansion. in the future i might generate a special key just for db signing, and put it somewhere safe -222557;1351387767;BTC-Mining;well... public key... private key... how about other backup keys where the private key is never disclosed and the public key to decrypt the database is only disclosed in case you disappear? -222556;1351387833;BTC-Mining;And sign the public key for the database with the exchange's key. That way people know if they decrypt it with that public database key, it was a statement encrypted with the official backup private key. -222555;1351387839;mircea_popescu;public key is needed to decrypt -222554;1351387852;mircea_popescu;i mean. private key is needed to decrypt -222553;1351387883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00046648 = 1.1196 BTC [-] -222552;1351387884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7022 @ 0.00046621 = 3.2737 BTC [-] -222551;1351387886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2078 @ 0.00046583 = 0.968 BTC [-] -222550;1351387902;BTC-Mining;hmm... why? -222549;1351387942;mircea_popescu;... -222548;1351387964;mircea_popescu;who encrypts with private key ?! -222547;1351387969;mircea_popescu;wasn't there an xkcd about this ? -222546;1351387978;BTC-Mining;Maybe -222545;1351388099;BTC-Mining;What would the issue with that be? -222544;1351388108;mircea_popescu;lemme find it -222543;1351388139;mircea_popescu;http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/responsible_behavior.png lol -222542;1351388153;mircea_popescu;that's not it tho -222541;1351388165;mircea_popescu;idea was guy encrypts a "would you marry me" with his public key -222540;1351388167;mircea_popescu;gives to girl -222539;1351388172;mircea_popescu;she keeps trying ot hack it -222538;1351388180;mircea_popescu;he figures by the time she breaks it he'll know for sure. -222537;1351388290;BTC-Mining;But what's the issue with encrypting with your private key with a public key for decrypting the data? -222536;1351388308;mircea_popescu;kinda backwards. -222535;1351388367;BTC-Mining;But the idea is to be able to release confidential data. And only if you disappear, an automated process triggers because a time limit is not reset and it releases the public key for decrypting the database. -222534;1351388437;mircea_popescu;yea, but ideally this would not be public knowledge. -222533;1351388515;BTC-Mining;yeah, I mean, just for covering the case of all people with access to MPEx suddenly being incapacitated to keep-through with the business, data could still be released. -222532;1351388585;mircea_popescu;still, you know, a raw db dump isn't the right way to do this. -222531;1351388601;mircea_popescu;it'd have to be released as a per-issuer section, encrypted with the issuer's public key. -222530;1351388609;smickles;did i kick a hornet's nest or somehting? -222529;1351388615;mircea_popescu;no ? -222528;1351388624;smickles;ok :) -222527;1351388624;BTC-Mining;Well what's the problem with that? -222526;1351388647;mircea_popescu;just, the natural inclination of people is to think in terms of, this db dump is for if i die. not what it is for. it's for if govt confiscates interwebs. -222525;1351388661;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining nothing's the problem wit hthat, but it's not part of the db dump line :) -222524;1351388760;BTC-Mining;A special database, with it's own key pair. You make it available for download, encrypted with the database private key. The public key for it is released after 6 months without resetting the counter on it. Signed with the exchange's key so we know any data decryptable with that public key is from the official source. -222523;1351388770;smickles;it's not about you being dead, it's about you being abducted by the reptillians -222522;1351388830;BTC-Mining;The decrypted data containing a per issuer data with further encryption with their public key. -222521;1351388837;smickles;http://media.giantbomb.com/uploads/0/3698/375957-reptar003_large.gif -222520;1351388845;BTC-Mining;So only issuer has access to data for each holder. -222519;1351388899;mircea_popescu;so you're stuck waiting for six months -222518;1351388906;mircea_popescu;and you depend on the entire system surviving by itself for six months -222517;1351388915;BTC-Mining;Basically -222516;1351388931;mircea_popescu;honestly, i think if nefario came out right now and said he's releasing issuer data in april -222515;1351388938;mircea_popescu;and actually DOES release it in april -222514;1351388948;mircea_popescu;it'd be about as useful as a bunion. -222513;1351388978;BTC-Mining;Well for many, it would actually still be useful... -222512;1351389022;mircea_popescu;i'm not saying there's no way to do this -222511;1351389036;BTC-Mining;As long as issuers keep the accounting and putting the BTC aside for when that data is released. -222510;1351389052;BTC-Mining;Honestly, I don't expect anything that extreme, mircea. -222509;1351389100;BTC-Mining;Just stating it would be possible to make a database public and official without the need to release a private key to forge different sets of data. -222508;1351389114;mircea_popescu;but in the extreme case the db needs to be distributed what i envisage is a text flatfile containing each issuer's holders encrypted with his public key, the whole thing signed and dumped on like, piratebay -222507;1351389141;BTC-Mining;Would probably be simplier and better. -222506;1351389157;mircea_popescu;alongside a final dump of everyone's stats, encrupted with their public key -222505;1351389174;BTC-Mining;But that flatfile needs to be encrypted with the exchange's key first of course. -222504;1351389181;mircea_popescu;actually this is delineated in the faq since the days when people were asking mpex (but not glbse) what is the plan for the case which befel glbse but not mpex. -222503;1351389194;mircea_popescu;not really, no. -222502;1351389223;BTC-Mining;hmm... how do we know the flatfile is official then? -222501;1351389243;mircea_popescu;the whole thing signed -222500;1351389269;BTC-Mining;ah well sorry, that's what I meant. -222499;1351389273;mircea_popescu;ya -222498;1351389284;BTC-Mining;Either way the source can be verified. -222497;1351389407;mircea_popescu;i'ma go watch porn with the girls. ttyall laters. -222496;1351389423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5022 @ 0.00046583 = 2.3394 BTC [-] -222495;1351389424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6437 @ 0.00046446 = 2.9897 BTC [-] -222494;1351389426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9382 @ 0.00046419 = 4.355 BTC [-] -222493;1351389427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31166 @ 0.00046249 = 14.414 BTC [-] -222492;1351390947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16154 @ 0.00046249 = 7.4711 BTC [-] -222491;1351412101;smickles;lol, i am imortalized http://trilema.com/2012/that-sticky-issue-of-enforcing-contracts/ -222490;1351412109;mircea_popescu;hehe yeah -222489;1351412148;mircea_popescu;what the hell is with people painting their walls orange ? -222488;1351412162;mircea_popescu;and i do not mean some pale yellow or w/e, i mean orange, like the fruit. -222487;1351412335;smickles;well, it seems one reason may be to annoy you -222486;1351412361;mircea_popescu;lol -222485;1351412397;smickles;is it a darker sort of orange, or bright glowing orange? -222484;1351412413;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135140516264.jpg punishment ensues -222483;1351412415;smickles;like 70s era or gay pride parade? -222482;1351412434;mircea_popescu;it's a bright glowing orange that makes food look unhealthy and women's complexion totally alien -222481;1351413272;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -222480;1351413272;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.40000, Best ask: 10.44857, Bid-ask spread: 0.04857, Last trade: 10.40000, 24 hour volume: 43262.33694086, 24 hour low: 10.12999, 24 hour high: 10.83883, 24 hour vwap: 10.45494 -222479;1351413285;mircea_popescu;lol so for 3 months now we've been giggling between 10 and 14 -222478;1351413607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41623 @ 0.00046298 = 19.2706 BTC [+] -222477;1351413747;smickles;;;calc .2876 - .235 -222476;1351413748;gribble;0.0526 -222475;1351413758;smickles;;;calc [bc,24hprc] - 10 -222474;1351413759;gribble;0.44 -222473;1351414092;smickles;;;calc -1 * [bc,24hprc] + 10 + .2867 -222472;1351414093;gribble;-0.1533 -222471;1351414131;smickles;;;calc -1 * [bc,24hprc] + 10 + .1367 -222470;1351414161;gribble;-0.3033 -222469;1351414198;rg;o deer -222468;1351414199;smickles;;;calc -1 * [bc,24hprc] + 10 + .4367 -222467;1351414200;gribble;-0.0033 -222466;1351414243;smickles;;;calc -1 * [bc,24hprc] + 10 -.235 -222465;1351414244;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -222464;1351414248;smickles;;;calc -1 * [bc,24hprc] + 10 - .235 -222463;1351414249;gribble;-0.675 -222462;1351414319;smickles;;;calc [bc,24hprc] - 10 - .2876 -222461;1351414320;gribble;0.1524 -222460;1351414383;mircea_popescu;lol what sorcery is this -222459;1351414505;smickles;i'm trying to work out that arb b/t mpex and icbit -222458;1351414518;smickles;you know anything about call put parity? -222457;1351414596;smickles;the futures on icbit deliver at 10 at the end of december, so at some point in time, there should be an arb op -222456;1351414610;smickles;oh, well, middle of december, but still -222455;1351414662;smickles;;;calc [ticker --bid] - 10 - .2876 -222454;1351414663;gribble;0.06426 -222453;1351414752;smickles;oh, i know what i'm fucking up -222452;1351414769;smickles;;;calc [ticker --bid] - 10 / [ticker --bid] - .2876 -222451;1351414770;gribble;9.09825002691 -222450;1351414807;smickles;;;calc [ticker --bid] - 10 - .2876 * [ticker --bid] -222449;1351414808;gribble;-2.625334936 -222448;1351414829;smickles;;;calc ([ticker --bid] - 10 - .2876 * [ticker --bid]) / [ticker --bid] -222447;1351414829;gribble;-0.253609973087 -222446;1351414839;smickles;;;calc ([ticker --bid] - 10 - .2876 * [ticker --bid]) / [ticker --bid] * -1 -222445;1351414840;gribble;0.253609973087 -222444;1351414876;smickles;:o -222443;1351415010;smickles;;;calc .2536 * .98 -222442;1351415010;gribble;0.248528 -222441;1351415074;smickles;;;calc ([ticker --bid] - 10 + .1549 * [ticker --bid]) / [ticker --bid] * -1 -222440;1351415075;gribble;-0.188890026913 -222439;1351415082;smickles;;;calc ([ticker --bid] - 10 + .1549 * [ticker --bid]) / [ticker --bid] -222438;1351415082;gribble;0.188890026913 -222437;1351415112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23268 @ 0.00046139 = 10.7356 BTC [-] -222436;1351415114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00046047 = 0.1381 BTC [-] -222435;1351415116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1869 @ 0.00046008 = 0.8599 BTC [-] -222434;1351415119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11063 @ 0.00045993 = 5.0882 BTC [-] -222433;1351415133;smickles;mircea_popescu: come play monopoly with me and bitfoo for btc -222432;1351415165;smickles;;;calc ([ticker --bid] - 10 + .1549 * [ticker --bid]) -222431;1351415166;gribble;1.955363114 -222430;1351415211;bitfoo;that's a lot of calculations :o -222429;1351415229;smickles;i should stop spamming, i gueess -222428;1351415238;bitfoo;nah, it's cool -222427;1351415242;bitfoo;work it out and then we can all arb ;) -222426;1351415263;smickles;that last one proves that it's there, if you know what you're looking at -222425;1351415289;bitfoo;it's too late in the day for me to even try and figure that out -222424;1351415368;smickles;;;calc .2762 * [ticker --bid] - .2417 * [ticker --bid] -222423;1351415369;gribble;0.35724681 -222422;1351415438;smickles;short stradle at 100N, buy icbit futures up to 10.35 -222421;1351415507;smickles;;;calc 200 / [ticker --bid] -222420;1351415507;gribble;19.3143782026 -222419;1351415559;smickles;crap, what quantities??!! -222418;1351415672;bitfoo;icbit depth looks pretty thin -222417;1351415724;smickles;oh lol my ass off, -222416;1351415733;smickles;i've done it already on accident -222415;1351415923;smickles;bitfoo: part of that is the fact that only the nearest 5 orders are shown (either side of center) -222414;1351415941;bitfoo;yeah, I was trying to figure out how to see more than that -222413;1351415945;bitfoo;not possible I assume? -222412;1351415950;smickles;"comming soon" -222411;1351415952;bitfoo;heh -222410;1351415958;smickles;™ -222409;1351416100;smickles;i should find confidence in my math, then i would arb that op so hard -222408;1351416633;mircea_popescu;what about call/put parity smickles ? -222407;1351416647;smickles;mircea_popescu: i identified the arb op -222406;1351416649;smickles;currently -222405;1351416668;smickles;short stradle at 100N, and buy the futures up to 10.35ish -222404;1351416673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13537 @ 0.00045993 = 6.2261 BTC [-] -222403;1351416677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00045989 = 3.4952 BTC [-] -222402;1351416677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13005 @ 0.00045918 = 5.9716 BTC [-] -222401;1351416678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11033 @ 0.00045901 = 5.0643 BTC [-] -222400;1351416689;mircea_popescu;aite -222399;1351416740;mircea_popescu;part of that is the fact that only the nearest 5 orders are shown << who comes up wit this sort of shit ? -222398;1351416749;mircea_popescu;i mean, why 5 ? why not 9 ? why not 3.14 ? -222397;1351416873;Chaaang-Noi;well im sure you know why 3.14 was not sued -222396;1351416874;Chaaang-Noi;used -222395;1351416880;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100N] 10 @ 0.27614221 = 2.7614 BTC [+] -222394;1351416919;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 9 @ 0.24169245 = 2.1752 BTC [-] -222393;1351416920;mircea_popescu;see, that's faulty. "we should do X, but we can't practically do X so we are doing Y instead" -222392;1351416923;mircea_popescu;no. fuck you. do X. -222391;1351416935;mircea_popescu;if it should be 3.14 then they either do 3.14 or not do it at all. -222390;1351416937;smickles;scrollbars are tough -222389;1351416985;mircea_popescu;anyway this is all academic, iirc there wasn't much volume anyway, like 1-2 btc a week or something -222388;1351417021;mircea_popescu;or not wait, i think i was looking at some gold and oil futures -222387;1351417023;mircea_popescu;this is btc ? -222386;1351417102;mircea_popescu;meh gotta log in to see mkt what bs. -222385;1351417107;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 2 @ 0.24169245 = 0.4834 BTC [-] -222384;1351417196;mircea_popescu;Να γίνεστε δική σας τράπεζα -222383;1351417201;mircea_popescu;anyone recognise anything in there ? -222382;1351417285;smickles;recognise what where? -222381;1351417302;mircea_popescu;words in the sentence -222380;1351417326;smickles;it's all ?? on my terminal -222379;1351417338;mircea_popescu;aww. it's greek -222378;1351417344;mircea_popescu;and it ends in trapeza, which in greek means bank -222377;1351417362;smickles;it's a trap? -222376;1351417397;mircea_popescu;nana nah, a trapeze -222375;1351417519;smickles;hmm, high wire act, vs starwars reference -222374;1351417544;mircea_popescu;:D -222373;1351417566;mircea_popescu;greek is a very humorous language. -222372;1351417595;mircea_popescu;"main page" is something like kuria teliga -222371;1351417606;mircea_popescu;kuria you might have heard of -222370;1351417609;mircea_popescu;as in, the roman curia -222369;1351417629;smickles;Κύρια πύλη -222368;1351417640;mircea_popescu;yielded court in english -222367;1351417725;mircea_popescu;"For the last time, geeks should not open financial service businesses just because they can make the website and fire up some hardware" -222366;1351417726;smickles;so it's like tele-court, main page == judge judy? -222365;1351417727;mircea_popescu;guruvan totally has it. -222364;1351417761;mircea_popescu;pule is more like gate than page. -222363;1351417840;smickles;i should've continued learning greek -222362;1351417892;smickles;i took 2 or three classes then stopped because it was a 7am class, and I had an hour bikeride to make it -222361;1351417899;mircea_popescu;i never took any classes -222360;1351417913;mircea_popescu;find a greek girl, date her. -222359;1351417924;smickles;that should work well for me -222358;1351418063;mircea_popescu;go home tonight and say "honey, today we talk about χαρέμι" -222357;1351418126;smickles;"Prospero, the only British satellite to date launched on a British rocket, lifted off from Launch Area 5B..." <D -222334;1351418555;smickles;statement was made 13 days after launch -222333;1351418570;mircea_popescu;well i blame the french -222332;1351418594;smickles;makes sense, they launched it, right? -222331;1351418647;mircea_popescu;ya -222330;1351418664;mircea_popescu;shoulda hired the brits instead, 5b sounds more hygienic than guyana -222329;1351418673;smickles;lol, so in the same timeframe it took to develop this (and the rocket that sent it up), elon musk docked a ship with the ISS -222328;1351418681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00046291 = 1.9905 BTC [+] -222327;1351418683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7577 @ 0.00046298 = 3.508 BTC [+] -222326;1351418684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 623 @ 0.00046335 = 0.2887 BTC [+] -222325;1351418707;mircea_popescu;well elon was not in college atthe time -222324;1351418715;smickles;good point -222323;1351418731;smickles;but neither were the people wo developed the vega rocket -222322;1351418752;mircea_popescu;that's old iirc -222321;1351418792;smickles;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vega_(rocket) -222320;1351418797;smickles;not the one i'm talking about -222319;1351418813;smickles;it's first launch sent up your satilite -222318;1351418822;mircea_popescu;o wow -222317;1351418859;mircea_popescu;"statists gonna state." -222316;1351418864;mircea_popescu;lmao. -222315;1351418977;smickles;oh wow, i'm going to make a solid rocket booster out of sucrose -222314;1351419075;mircea_popescu;ummm -222313;1351419081;mircea_popescu;does the community know roger ver is an ex-con ?! -222312;1351419158;smickles;what'd he get that status for? -222311;1351419242;mircea_popescu;girl dug up a conviction. there will be a post in a few. -222310;1351420216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00046335 = 0.7414 BTC [+] -222309;1351421722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00046213 = 4.8986 BTC [-] -222308;1351421810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40977 @ 0.00046335 = 18.9867 BTC [+] -222307;1351421814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32100 @ 0.00046482 = 14.9207 BTC [+] -222306;1351421816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 668 @ 0.00046744 = 0.3122 BTC [+] -222305;1351421817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31906 @ 0.00046848 = 14.9473 BTC [+] -222304;1351421819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49000 @ 0.00047196 = 23.126 BTC [+] -222303;1351421820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37100 @ 0.00047202 = 17.5119 BTC [+] -222302;1351421821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24590 @ 0.00047259 = 11.621 BTC [+] -222301;1351421822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35500 @ 0.00047283 = 16.7855 BTC [+] -222300;1351421823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48159 @ 0.00047506 = 22.8784 BTC [+] -222299;1351422120;mircea_popescu;http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/10/27/worker-at-northwest-indiana-library-discovers-black-powder-gun-hidden-inside/ this is pretty cool -222298;1351423210;mircea_popescu;this shit's too funny : -222297;1351423210;mircea_popescu;The woman named “Democrat of The Year” this year by the Jefferson County Democratic Party has been convicted of felony theft by a Jefferson County jury for stealing from a developmentally disabled 71-year-old woman. -222296;1351423223;rg;LOL -222295;1351423237;rg;the fact that its from a retard makes it SO much worse -222294;1351423245;mircea_popescu;innit -222293;1351423323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00046213 = 5.1759 BTC [-] -222292;1351423325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00045901 = 6.2884 BTC [-] -222291;1351423367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 370 @ 0.003375 = 1.2488 BTC [-] -222290;1351423369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 630 @ 0.00339944 = 2.1416 BTC [+] -222289;1351424268;mircea_popescu;smickles https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120969.0 -222288;1351424425;Chaaang-Noi;wow freenode is having issues? -222287;1351424430;mircea_popescu;apparently -222286;1351424484;Chaaang-Noi;wow on Ver if true -222285;1351424492;Chaaang-Noi;and lucky he did it before sept 11th -222284;1351424534;Chaaang-Noi;pest control report? -222283;1351424540;Chaaang-Noi;that does not sound like a bomb... -222282;1351424583;mircea_popescu;it seems they're some sort of firecracker -222281;1351424614;Chaaang-Noi;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv3Wvxi6pgU -222280;1351424697;Chaaang-Noi;yeah he should not ahve mailed them or sold them on ebay -222279;1351424705;Chaaang-Noi;but 10 months in jail for that is harsh -222278;1351424738;Chaaang-Noi;realted http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml03/03072.html -222277;1351424764;Chaaang-Noi;that warning should have made him know better -222276;1351424803;Chaaang-Noi;http://www.justice.gov/criminal/cybercrime/press-releases/2002/verPlea.htm -222275;1351424858;Chaaang-Noi;i thought that guy was really rich -222274;1351424870;Chaaang-Noi;why would he be selling that stuff on ebay -222273;1351424877;Chaaang-Noi;also sure its the same guy? -222272;1351424886;Chaaang-Noi;roger is not really a unique name -222271;1351424887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30665 @ 0.00045934 = 14.0857 BTC [+] -222270;1351424893;Chaaang-Noi;ver is kinda rare however -222269;1351424988;mircea_popescu;well i dunno, obviously. -222268;1351426417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30073 @ 0.00046327 = 13.9319 BTC [+] -222267;1351426418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.0004624 = 7.3059 BTC [-] -222266;1351426438;Anduck;Diablo-D3 -222265;1351426458;Anduck;wat happened to BFL.FAIL and BFL.SUCC and DMC? -222264;1351426557;Chaaang-Noi;it was nefarioed -222263;1351426577;Diablo-D3;Anduck: hello? -222262;1351426584;Diablo-D3;what happened to ALL THE FUCKING ASSETS ON GLBSE -222261;1351426640;Anduck;i mean -222260;1351426642;Anduck;.. -222259;1351426646;Anduck;what are you going to do about it? -222258;1351426688;Anduck;will you just clap ur hands and say hah ahh hahah free mony no need pay cuz nefario'ddd -222257;1351426700;Chaaang-Noi;its not the asset issuers responcability to deal with the broker, its the people who used the brokers servces to deal with it -222256;1351426713;Chaaang-Noi;go talk to a lawyer about it -222255;1351426722;Chaaang-Noi;diablo does not have an good options -222254;1351426724;Anduck;i had like 1 btc in there... -222253;1351426726;Chaaang-Noi;any* -222252;1351426729;Chaaang-Noi;well -222251;1351426733;Anduck;just curious -222250;1351426737;Anduck;that wtf will happen -222249;1351426749;Chaaang-Noi;well i dont know what everyone will do, but asset issuers dont ahve an good options -222248;1351426754;Anduck;yup -222247;1351426765;mircea_popescu;Anduck what'd you expect he does ? -222246;1351426791;Anduck;if he knows who had what asset and how much -222245;1351426799;mircea_popescu;how does he know this ? -222244;1351426805;Anduck;nefario? -222243;1351426806;Chaaang-Noi;he cant ever "know" he can only trust nefario -222242;1351426816;Anduck;yes... -222241;1351426824;mircea_popescu;well nefario never released the data afaik -222240;1351426827;Anduck;that's same even if GLBSE was up -222239;1351426829;Chaaang-Noi;if he trust nefario it opens himself up to others claiming they had it -222238;1351426842;Chaaang-Noi;thats why glbse was acting as the broker -222237;1351426862;Chaaang-Noi;diable only needs to pay glbse.. glbse then needs to pay out the money -222236;1351426874;Chaaang-Noi;dibalo* -222235;1351426896;Anduck;well yeah -222234;1351426907;Anduck;but uhh -222233;1351426933;Anduck;nvm ;_; -222232;1351426977;Chaaang-Noi;yeah nefario fucked it all up -222231;1351426987;Chaaang-Noi;and now he and all the other glbsers can get their asses sued -222230;1351427983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00045978 = 4.184 BTC [-] -222229;1351427988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22798 @ 0.00045934 = 10.472 BTC [-] -222228;1351428567;mircea_popescu;so what's the word, any asics delivered last week ? what was the hash jump we saw ? -222227;1351428701;EskimoBob;Chaaang-Noi: I was reading that https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120759.20 -222226;1351428782;EskimoBob;if I understand it correctly, PPT operators can actually get off that boat by paying the investors back the coin -222225;1351429001;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob in most cases having repaid everyone with a claim shields you from responsibility -222224;1351429009;mircea_popescu;in all cases it cuts the eventual punishment significantly. -222223;1351429012;mircea_popescu;so... that's banal. -222222;1351429507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21100 @ 0.0004592 = 9.6891 BTC [-] -222221;1351429508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00045901 = 2.8918 BTC [-] -222220;1351429773;EskimoBob;what so banal about that? -222219;1351430264;EskimoBob;was bitcoinmax.com guy ever doxed? -222218;1351430328;Diablo-D3;back -222217;1351430332;Diablo-D3;Anduck: what Chaaang-Noi said, basically -222216;1351430332;mircea_popescu;who, zuxxor ? -222215;1351430339;Diablo-D3;until nefario releases the data, I cant do shit -222214;1351430372;EskimoBob;he name is pay.btc -222213;1351430388;Diablo-D3;Anduck: plus, I bought back half the DMC shares before GLBSE collapsed, and the DI.BFLSC stuff isnt due until after the 31st -222212;1351430417;Anduck;oki -222211;1351431028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00045901 = 8.4458 BTC [-] -222210;1351431030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11659 @ 0.0004583 = 5.3433 BTC [-] -222209;1351432418;OneMiner;Who's Mr. Ver? 10 months in prison sounds about right to me. One of the links talks about him storing the explosives in a residential apartment building and mailing them via US mail. Assuming the products were going all over the country they could have ended up on a plane. At the very minimum he put hundreds of people in mortal or near mortal danger. -222208;1351432530;OneMiner;You can only imagine how many were in his apartment. If there was a fire he'd be lucky to not end up with manslaughter charges at the least. -222207;1351432545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2141 @ 0.0004583 = 0.9812 BTC [-] -222206;1351434088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00045777 = 6.2257 BTC [-] -222205;1351434091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00045721 = 2.3318 BTC [-] -222204;1351434092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18662 @ 0.00045661 = 8.5213 BTC [-] -222203;1351434167;mircea_popescu;OneMiner he's a bitcoin enthusiast, been doing things like taking outdoor panels to advertise his acceptance of bitcoin -222202;1351434187;mircea_popescu;runs a computer parts shop in california, financed bitpay to some degree, lost a lot of money in bitcoinica etc -222201;1351434213;OneMiner;Ahh right on. Thanks. -222200;1351435634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34738 @ 0.00045661 = 15.8617 BTC [-] -222199;1351435638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19462 @ 0.00045634 = 8.8813 BTC [-] -222198;1351436570;Chaaang-Noi;EskimoBob i dont know who the investors are.. the only one i deal with is nefaro/glbse -222197;1351436593;Chaaang-Noi;no one has a claim vs me... they have claim vs glbse -222196;1351437141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00045634 = 2.8749 BTC [-] -222195;1351437571;Chaaang-Noi;i never collected money -222194;1351437590;Chaaang-Noi;this is why nefario had to shut down glbse -222193;1351438124;mircea_popescu;sgornick : http://trilema.com/2012/options-consumption-graphs/ graph porn -222192;1351438684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.00045819 = 6.6896 BTC [+] -222191;1351440202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5838 @ 0.00045634 = 2.6641 BTC [-] -222190;1351440206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30262 @ 0.00045482 = 13.7638 BTC [-] -222189;1351440247;knotwork;Oh gosh I'm shocked, anarchists don't just *read* the anarchists cookbook some of them actually *cook*?!??! But to then capitalistically *sell* their cooking gasp that is *too* much! -222188;1351440364;knotwork;I suppose now when all the [...fellows..] hear that I did time for *growing and selling plants* they'lll all move over on the bench to distance themselves from me... -222187;1351440377;Chaaang-Noi;? -222186;1351440405;knotwork;Chap did time! Selling fireworks by mail. Me all I did was grow plants -222185;1351440428;knotwork;oh and sell them. growing is only up to 7 years, selling is up to life -222184;1351440479;mircea_popescu;um -222183;1351440482;knotwork;(Bench part is an Alicie's Restaurant reference) -222182;1351440484;mircea_popescu;were you in prison is the idea ? -222181;1351440517;knotwork;yeah 30 days served on weekends in the trailer outside the actua prison, with time off for good behavior. -222180;1351440533;knotwork;come in fiday night leave monday morning counts as four days -222179;1351440538;mircea_popescu;0.0 -222178;1351440542;mircea_popescu;wtf they do this ? -222177;1351440575;knotwork;smells nicer than the state's evil weed and causes less cancer, plus might not pay tax! Eeeeeevil! -222176;1351440597;knotwork;not an approved means of weaning oneself off their evil weed :) -222175;1351440665;knotwork;hmm maybe weekend countes as 3 days. it counted for more than it really was for sure -222174;1351440700;knotwork;spent the last weekend at home in house arrest, their was too much weed in the prison so they let folk go home -222173;1351440860;knotwork;I wasn't even actually proven to sell them, its assumed anyone with two cartons of smokes must be a dealer, no proof needed -222172;1351440966;OneMiner;The one law has nothing to do with the other. Fireworks are explosives and can set fires easily. Guy got 10 months for it. Sounds kosher to me. -222171;1351441002;knotwork;I was willing to go to supreme court on that as assuming guilt so the dropped the selling charges and gave me 30 days weekends for the cultivation -222170;1351441055;mircea_popescu;knotwork wait a second. are you talking tobacco or pot ? -222169;1351441059;knotwork;actually it wasnt even selling charge its worded as possession with intent to sell so is not only assuming guilt its assuming intent -222168;1351441372;knotwork;OneMiner haha for a moment I thought you mean Guy Ffawkes got ten months for it :) -222167;1351441398;OneMiner;Nope Mr. Ver. Who's this Guy? -222166;1351441433;knotwork;Remember Remember the Fifth of November? Does that rhyme now only refer to some 21st century movie?!?!?! -222165;1351441455;knotwork;Gunpowder, Treason, and Plot!??! -222164;1351441510;knotwork;He put fireworks under the Central Bank! (no, wait, just the houses of parliament, maybe not so bad?) -222163;1351441602;Chaaang-Noi;they killed that guy... -222162;1351441609;Chaaang-Noi;drawn and quartered i think -222161;1351441687;knotwork;yeah I was prety sure he didn't just get 10 months :) -222160;1351441712;OneMiner;Ummm..... Don't know 'bout the 5th of Nov. Probably heard of it once..... -222159;1351441717;OneMiner;Rings a bell. -222158;1351441724;knotwork;some big nob was in the houses at the time else maybe it'd've been a misdeameanor or a service to the crown -222157;1351441747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.00045612 = 12.8626 BTC [+] -222156;1351441764;knotwork;Oneminer LMGTFY "Gunpowder plot" -222155;1351441818;knotwork;5th november is almost a national holiday so as never to forget -222154;1351441832;OneMiner;People who choose to solve their problems with explosives are not welcome near me, but I'll take a look at that anyways. ;) -222153;1351441833;knotwork;maybe actually a national holiday. not sure. maybe just a folk holiday -222152;1351441859;knotwork;like 4th july -222151;1351441869;knotwork;yay we nearly got free of crown and parliament! -222150;1351441920;knotwork;4th july is the more modern one, yay we DID get free of crown and parliament. braggarts. :) -222149;1351442024;OneMiner;The fact that there's still a royal family offends me too. -222148;1351442049;knotwork;oh gosh I was joking! We burn Guy in effigy on Nov 5th! Sheesh! -222147;1351442066;OneMiner;Sill offended. -222146;1351442069;OneMiner;still -222145;1351442072;knotwork;Suppose the Queen Mum had been in there!?!?! :) -222144;1351442114;OneMiner;They should do the right thing and become citizens like everybody else instead of what I like to call "super citizens" most equal of the equals, you dig? -222143;1351442132;mircea_popescu;actually i'm the exact opposite persuasion -222142;1351442142;OneMiner;If you have someone above then it's possible to have others below. It's an argument for slavery in reverse. -222141;1351442142;mircea_popescu;the pretense that all "are equal" offends me. -222140;1351442147;mircea_popescu;there should be more priviledged. -222139;1351442163;OneMiner;^^ read above. -222138;1351442164;knotwork;Not so sure. Consider voters, bread, and circusses. Having someone trained to the task who can call for a vote of n o confidence seems it could have redeeming virtue -222137;1351442173;mircea_popescu;OneMiner obviously there should be some below. -222136;1351442192;mircea_popescu;entire fucking point of life, society and inextricable part of human hapiness : soe being below. -222135;1351442192;OneMiner;So, slavery. It's the natural conclusion, don't you think? -222134;1351442196;mircea_popescu;sure. -222133;1351442241;knotwork;Bunch of Americans immigrates and votes in bunch of weirdo gunslinging bible belters I'll be praying yes please King William, call for a frakkin vote of no confidence pronto please its un-British!!! -222132;1351442252;OneMiner;Ha! wouldn't go well for you. You'd be defending and I'm a good shot. :P -222131;1351442263;mircea_popescu;OneEyed you're a good shot with torches ? -222130;1351442275;mircea_popescu;plebs don't get expensive smithwork. -222129;1351442284;OneMiner;Ether one, I could use a .22 and get it done as well. -222128;1351442286;knotwork;Burn OneMiner in effigy! Blow him up with good old Black Powder! -222127;1351442291;mircea_popescu;a .22 torch ? -222126;1351442306;mircea_popescu;or a .22 pitchfork -222125;1351442334;OneMiner;Well, I can tell you that if a person tries to put me in a class under them.... their time is limited at that point. -222124;1351442385;mircea_popescu;no one person tries to put you lol. -222123;1351442389;mircea_popescu;you either belong there or don't. -222122;1351442390;knotwork;Also aren't American Presidents more king in practice than, well, the Queen for example? -222121;1351442394;OneMiner;There's already a legal precident for that where I'm from. -222120;1351442404;OneMiner;knotwork no. -222119;1351442414;mircea_popescu;OneEyed do you have a dayjob ? -222118;1351442417;OneMiner;Checks and balances. -222117;1351442420;OneMiner;Nope. -222116;1351442427;OneMiner;Got some work needs doing? -222115;1351442456;mircea_popescu;haha no, but it's a simple test for class. there's three classes practically, the homeless, the employed, the idle. -222114;1351442460;mircea_popescu;in that order. -222113;1351442487;knotwork;OneMiner you'd insult the fans by refusing a knighthood if you were Mick Jagger or Captain Picard?!?! -222112;1351442525;OneMiner;Though I'd love the idea of being a knight..... I may have to refuse. -222111;1351442572;OneMiner;mircea_popescu is the order right? Homeless on top? -222110;1351442580;knotwork;Hey wait, Captain Kirk didn't get one? Hmm? Wasnt he too a Shakespearan real stage actor once? -222109;1351442593;mircea_popescu;homeless on the left :) -222108;1351442604;OneMiner;He was. Talks about how serious he took his roles. -222107;1351442626;knotwork;And he's not a Knight (yet) ? -222106;1351442648;OneMiner;Also what does being a knight have to do with fans? And why is pop culture grounds for kinghthood? -222105;1351442649;knotwork;Maybe his galactic skirt-chasing was unknighlt behavior -222104;1351442655;OneMiner;knighthood. -222103;1351442686;knotwork;Because its British! It doesn't have to make sense it just has to have a stiff upper lip! Sheesh! -222102;1351442691;OneMiner;mircea_popescu then the idle are on top? You've confused me with your list. -222101;1351442702;mircea_popescu;OneMiner my plan. it works. -222100;1351442744;OneMiner;hahaha -222099;1351442851;OneMiner;Anyways. If the queen is only good for ceremony and drawing in tourists... then let her do that. They can be as royal as they want, just don't use any public monies or lands. Let them follow the same rules as everybody else if these rules are so good. Full disclosure: I'm not a UK citizen. -222098;1351442903;knotwork;OneMiner re fans, maybe the economy is so bad that selling a few platinum albums or popular movies is all that holds up the entire exchequer -222097;1351442923;OneMiner;Jesus, I hope not... -222096;1351442931;OneMiner;Anyways, it isn't. -222095;1351442954;knotwork;or, comparing Kirk to Picard for example, its about proper British behavior. (Oops lets forget Sir Mick a moment there) -222094;1351443020;knotwork;abe its about mollifying the masses by pretending to respect some of their idols -222093;1351443026;knotwork;s/abe/maybe/ -222092;1351443041;knotwork;or hey, maybe actually respecting them even -222091;1351443116;knotwork;Disclaimer: I am a Brit, albeit permanant resident of Halifax NS Canada -222090;1351443195;knotwork;Maybe part of it is simply that it is personal. They have personal individual person to person responsibility to people -222089;1351443231;knotwork;it'd be an insult to ask a Brit to swear allegiance to the Queen, hance my not even considering becoming a Canadian citizen -222088;1351443266;knotwork;I'd have to swear allegiance to the Queen of Canada, which would be an insult to me as a subject of the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland -222087;1351443277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00045482 = 10.1425 BTC [-] -222086;1351443277;knotwork;by birth -222085;1351443332;knotwork;it's be like implying I am not her loyal subject already!!! :) -222084;1351444239;thestrin1puller;i summon thee sir mircea_popescu -222083;1351444240;thestrin1puller;lol -222082;1351444252;mircea_popescu;lolwut -222081;1351444263;thestrin1puller;LOL i didn't expect it to work -222080;1351444270;thestrin1puller;I thought you'd be out getting laid by models -222079;1351444285;thestrin1puller;since you're more pivelaged than us working class folk -222078;1351444301;mircea_popescu;im a guy, i only get laid ocasionally. -222077;1351444306;mircea_popescu;only girls can do it continously. -222076;1351444393;thestrin1puller;i have a hacker friend like you -222075;1351444401;thestrin1puller;retired nvidia employee -222074;1351444405;thestrin1puller;new girl every night -222073;1351444407;thestrin1puller;lol -222072;1351444635;thestrin1puller;but in all srsness i think i may fork over money for an mpex account -222071;1351444682;knotwork;Wow ... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119745.msg1303342#msg1303342 ... I wonder if working one's way up from terminal operator in Imperial Bank of Commerce datacentre not allowed to punch cards but allowed to tell keypunch operators what to punch and trusted with the vault keys would be an at all useful start for such a career? -222070;1351444698;knotwork;valut combination I mean oops -222069;1351444780;thestrin1puller;http://bitcoinfriday.com/ lol -222068;1351444786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00045612 = 6.8874 BTC [+] -222067;1351444789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10214 @ 0.00045646 = 4.6623 BTC [+] -222066;1351445083;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -222065;1351445096;mircea_popescu;that's one heck of a post right there knotwork -222064;1351445133;knotwork;yeah I almost did my shameless self-promoting blurb there but figured here would be more apropos -222063;1351445167;knotwork;(See what I did there!!?! Its implied its me that worked in CIBC datacentre! <<<<======== !!!! -222062;1351445194;knotwork;====>>> Back when we punched cards!!!! <<<====== -222061;1351445387;mircea_popescu;so are you starting a bitcoinica clone ? -222060;1351445390;knotwork;Did I mention the time I called my friends from number ten downing street's own switchboard and plugged them into what's on in London in six diffrent languages and the speaking clock? -222059;1351445421;knotwork;No I am taking over the world (as a loyal subject of King Linus, of course) -222058;1351445480;knotwork;I am running so far two Open Transactions servers, the only public OT servers so far set up -222057;1351445488;mircea_popescu;man... how often are you intoxicated while on irc ? honest % -222056;1351445513;knotwork;actually its been months since I so much as had a beer -222055;1351445635;mircea_popescu;o ? what sort of disloyal subject are you! -222054;1351445663;knotwork;Starving datacentre-operator :) -222053;1351445685;mircea_popescu;haha -222052;1351445689;knotwork;brewing attracted too many fruitflies landlord made me stop -222051;1351445709;thestrin1puller;smoke weed instead -222050;1351445727;thestrin1puller;Dr. Dre has found it pretty profitable -222049;1351445735;knotwork;unfortunately I told judge I would not cultivate again :( -222048;1351445785;thestrin1puller;fudge the drug tests and smoke behind closed doors? -222047;1351445838;knotwork;well not while its still illegal anyway. if I'd gotten a permit before growing it would have been fine. if I'd had the money I maybe even could have bought a bale of legal weed to put on his bench to claim gee sorry I am late filing for a permit -222046;1351445872;knotwork;hmm or maybe permits werent actually available quite by the trial date they were in the works for sure -222045;1351445874;thestrin1puller;be a fugitive -222044;1351445876;thestrin1puller;flee the country -222043;1351445903;knotwork;I am a Brit, this is a commonwealth country I should not have to flee it! -222042;1351445931;knotwork;hmm actually maybe there is no commonwealth anymore? I recall in 70's there was talk of getting rid of it -222041;1351445938;thestrin1puller;if you want to smoke weed like Snoop Doggy you should -222040;1351445947;thestrin1puller;move to LA -222039;1351445950;thestrin1puller;cultivate there -222038;1351445980;knotwork;oh sure I didnt tell judge I would not smoke it! but weed is more or less as expensive an indulgence for a starving datacentre-operator as beer is -222037;1351446008;thestrin1puller;not if you're a rappers posse, then it's free -222036;1351446015;thestrin1puller;not if you're in a rapper's posse* -222035;1351446044;knotwork;hmm around here its tobacco that is free, grams of it lying around in public in ashtrays free for the taking -222034;1351446079;kakobrekla;lol -222033;1351446087;knotwork;Maybe once usage tokens are working in Open Transactions I'll sell some and buy a beer to celebrate -222032;1351446129;thestrin1puller;I knew a kid once who smoked with Snoop. Apparently snoop carries a qp with him at all times? Anyhow he rolled like 9 cigar style blunts. -222031;1351446137;thestrin1puller;before a show -222030;1351446156;thestrin1puller;Even Katt Williams can't out smoke Snoop. -222029;1351446174;knotwork;well now you also know a kid who once called his friends from number ten downing street switchboard too :) -222028;1351446236;thestrin1puller;wow how did my nick get lost -222027;1351446293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5124 @ 0.00045646 = 2.3389 BTC [+] -222026;1351446295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34176 @ 0.00045675 = 15.6099 BTC [+] -222025;1351446324;Guest82297;I need to turn off enforce -222024;1351446343;knotwork;on reconnect if old connect is still present your client appends a number to distinguish new connect, evidently also making sure the number falls into the 9 character nick limit some IRC servers (used to?) enforce -222023;1351446492;Guest82297;well blah -222022;1351446501;thepulledstring;need to find an ircop -222021;1351446512;mircea_popescu;just msg nickserv release -222020;1351446524;thepulledstring;i don't remember my password -222019;1351446535;thepulledstring;cause I'm like Dori from Finding Nemo -222018;1351446584;mircea_popescu;omg scamming -222017;1351446597;mircea_popescu;it has an email address ? i think you can reset it -222016;1351446608;knotwork;Dori is a scammer? -222015;1351446720;thepulledstring;XD -222014;1351446728;thepulledstring;I will have an ircop do the automated mailer -222013;1351446737;thepulledstring;I never set the flag to reset pass -222012;1351446742;thepulledstring;I'm a n00b deal with it -222011;1351446743;thepulledstring;lol -222010;1351446744;mircea_popescu;whine to erry -222009;1351446761;thepulledstring;i will -222008;1351446777;thepulledstring;erry is nice and resets my password for me because I have short term memory problems -222007;1351447627;Azelphur;thepulledstring: I suggest using keepass like I do -222006;1351447719;sgornick;> sgornick : http://trilema.com/2012/options-consumption-graphs/ graph porn -222005;1351447720;sgornick;> This article is available for a fee. -222004;1351447756;mircea_popescu;ouch you went over limit huh ? -222003;1351447773;mircea_popescu;hit a proxy! -222002;1351447802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2138 @ 0.00045482 = 0.9724 BTC [-] -222001;1351447804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17762 @ 0.00045462 = 8.075 BTC [-] -222000;1351447855;mircea_popescu;http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2012/10/analysis_of_how.html this is kinda cool -221999;1351447966;mircea_popescu;"Bitcoin is fundamentally flawed because it is a deflationary system, period." -221998;1351447969;mircea_popescu;i like these people :D -221997;1351448077;thepulledstring;why do you "like them" -221996;1351448113;thepulledstring;sir mircea_popescu -221995;1351448216;mircea_popescu;cause they make me laugh. -221994;1351448221;mircea_popescu;anyway, writing about it, back in a few -221993;1351448262;thepulledstring;American Pie 2 is weird -221992;1351448662;knotwork;Bankers ought to love bitcoin because being limited in supply it lets them control markets by with-holding medium of exchange as usual plus also possibly unlike gold it can be bubbled to any arbitrary value for use as "reserves" and might be cheaper to store too -221991;1351448719;thepulledstring;what makes you think they aren't secretly doing that? -221990;1351449305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00045462 = 3.6824 BTC [-] -221989;1351450195;mircea_popescu;thepulledstring http://trilema.com/2012/the-chain-of-lol/ -221988;1351450197;mircea_popescu;there you have it. -221987;1351450624;thepulledstring;"Overhormonal pubescent boys sometimes conjure this imaginary girl that has no family, no emotions, no expectations, needs no food or water, spends her entire day nude in a closet somewhere eagerly awaiting the amorous attentions of the young magician. The Bitcoin-killing quantum computer seems to share most of its traits with that magnificent dream of early teen years. Maybe it’s actually the same thing." -221986;1351450630;thepulledstring;that's a good line -221985;1351450812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12076 @ 0.00045675 = 5.5157 BTC [+] -221984;1351450814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38624 @ 0.00045749 = 17.6701 BTC [+] -221983;1351450945;mircea_popescu;:P\ -221982;1351450970;thepulledstring;Romania must have awesome girls -221981;1351451033;mircea_popescu;kinda. -221980;1351451953;mircea_popescu;Reward-Drop ETA: 2012-11-29 11:09:04 -221979;1351451958;mircea_popescu;already before noon on 29th -221978;1351452342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26538 @ 0.00045462 = 12.0647 BTC [-] -221977;1351452344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20815 @ 0.00045458 = 9.4621 BTC [-] -221976;1351452345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4447 @ 0.00045391 = 2.0185 BTC [-] -221975;1351452695;thepulledstring;thanks for the PSA mircea_popescu -221974;1351453860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37218 @ 0.00045391 = 16.8936 BTC [-] -221973;1351453861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15982 @ 0.00045372 = 7.2514 BTC [-] -221972;1351455392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19584 @ 0.0004545 = 8.9009 BTC [+] -221971;1351455394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2501 @ 0.00045373 = 1.1348 BTC [-] -221970;1351455396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13515 @ 0.00045372 = 6.132 BTC [-] -221969;1351456988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50000 @ 0.00045743 = 22.8715 BTC [+] -221968;1351458528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 308 @ 0.00045743 = 0.1409 BTC [+] -221967;1351458530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 704 @ 0.00045749 = 0.3221 BTC [+] -221966;1351458530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32259 @ 0.00045819 = 14.7808 BTC [+] -221965;1351460101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14302 @ 0.00045932 = 6.5692 BTC [+] -221964;1351460102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2298 @ 0.00045972 = 1.0564 BTC [+] -221963;1351460112;dub;I think its safe to say EskimoBob is well endowed -221962;1351460130;dub;he's always looking for something looser -221961;1351460186;jurov;wat? -221960;1351460426;dub;on the forum, he continually rants about stuff that is less tight that he is apparently comfortable with -221959;1351460451;dub;s/that/than -221958;1351460465;jurov;haha yes, he similarly bitched about mpex backup -221957;1351460549;jurov;anyway, i guess biggest dick around is..er... has mircea -221956;1351460555;jurov;cause i'm working on processing STATJSON -221955;1351460601;jurov;and i wonder whether they actually tested parsing with misc clients or he just said "do it so" -221954;1351460625;dub;we could infer that EskimoBob find pirate too tight -221953;1351460644;Diablo-D3;jurov: *make it so -221952;1351460644;dub;as he is interested in pursuing his, looser, brother -221951;1351460668;jurov;dates in nonstandard format, all numbers as "strings"... looks like MPExAgent will stay useful -221950;1351460689;jurov;thx diablo -221949;1351461616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3729 @ 0.0004584 = 1.7094 BTC [-] -221948;1351461616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1075 @ 0.00045601 = 0.4902 BTC [-] -221947;1351461659;jurov;oh and "Header" : [{"key1":"value1"},{"key2":"value2"},..etc..] srsly? -221946;1351461958;jurov;that will be converted into "Header" : {"key1":"value1","key2":"value2"} -221945;1351461961;jurov;with #remove brain damage -221944;1351461968;jurov;comment above it -221943;1351462142;jurov;so... i'll appreciate donations of jsonstat samples (can be redacted, i'm just interested in format of all the parts) -221942;1351462327;thepulledstring;JSON is fo' haters -221941;1351462329;thepulledstring;XML ftw -221940;1351462397;jurov;someone pls kick him, that was outrageous flamebait -221939;1351462459;jurov;my spine just shivered when trying to imagine what kind of xml would mircea come up with -221938;1351462472;jurov;NOPE -221937;1351462474;FabianB;lol -221936;1351462508;jurov;NOPENOPENOPENOPE -221935;1351462510;thepulledstring;I thought we was cool jurov -221934;1351462609;thepulledstring;nopenopenope -221933;1351462617;jurov;already have jsonstat parser for your bots? -221932;1351462638;thepulledstring;you're building you're own parser? -221931;1351462680;thepulledstring;I use gson for all my json needs -221930;1351462716;jurov;i doubt gson or anything will help you with above -221929;1351462727;mircea_popescu;jurov everything's strings, what dates you talkin about ? -221928;1351462782;thepulledstring;jurov: we can perform an experiment for the non standard dates -221927;1351462801;thepulledstring;jurov: we can use java.util.SimpleDateFormat -221926;1351462978;mircea_popescu;for the record : {"Header":[ {"key1":"value1" }, {"key2":"value2" }]} | http://jsonlint.com/ => Valid JSON -221925;1351462985;mircea_popescu;so NYAH -221924;1351463011;jurov;for example javascript Date('Sunday the 28th of October 2012 at 07:11:07 PM') actually does work ... except that it thinks it's local time -221923;1351463084;jurov;and "Header:" is valid, i don't take issue with that. just that you have to iterate over it to find date/time -221922;1351463107;jurov;yes, it's minor issue. but completely unnecessary one. -221921;1351463109;thepulledstring;nyyyaaaaaah -221920;1351463113;thepulledstring;nyaaaaaaaah -221919;1351463157;mircea_popescu;jurov : the header isn't really intended for your use tho -221918;1351463160;mircea_popescu;you should know who you are -221917;1351463171;mircea_popescu;that stuff's there for the case you bring a complaint -221916;1351463172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25896 @ 0.0004559 = 11.806 BTC [-] -221915;1351463229;thepulledstring;mircea_popescu: wut kind of complaint -221914;1351463241;mircea_popescu;"dude where's my car" -221913;1351463272;thepulledstring;:) -221912;1351463283;dub;according to this PM questions are best posed in bright green capitals with yellow fill -221911;1351463372;dub;I think answers might be in 1pt blue on purple (can you do flashing marquee in m$ office?) -221910;1351463392;jurov;i do use that date at least for unit testing -221909;1351463393;mircea_popescu;anyone here use coinurl ? -221908;1351463425;mircea_popescu;jurov : you're prolly better off using the time string -221907;1351463436;mod6;(13:12) < thepulledstring> XML ftw -221906;1351463439;mod6;^^^ no -221905;1351463663;mircea_popescu;jurov and iirc the idea was that "everything as string" is the best choice for universal compatibility -221904;1351463764;jurov;i'm okay with fractional numbers as strings, that may be necessary to preserve accuracy. but wrapping integers into strings is overkill. -221903;1351463772;mircea_popescu;overkill saved the cat. -221902;1351463795;jurov;nyaaaaaaaan -221901;1351463857;mircea_popescu;think about the "larger integer than expected" case for instance. -221900;1351463889;mircea_popescu;(yes, i literally have nasa alumni on the team, they are ruining everyone's weekends with ideas such as "well what if this is used in outerspace") -221899;1351463942;mircea_popescu;anyway. should i put up a cannonical json response ? -221898;1351464026;jurov;at least these integers.. would save me(if not anyone else) some work -221897;1351464282;mircea_popescu;where's that meme with CAST EVERYTHING -221896;1351464397;dub;thats whats up nigga -221895;1351464406;dub;oh, wrong win -221894;1351464416;mircea_popescu;lol -221893;1351464485;jurov;yo dawg i herd you wanna intagars... -221892;1351464506;dub;perils of four monitors -221891;1351464624;mircea_popescu;more girlfriends less monitors dubby -221890;1351464668;dub;im a one gf kinda guy these days -221889;1351464689;mircea_popescu;one gf, one monitor, one fuhrer, one reich! -221888;1351464717;dub;though she has hinted at the possibility of shared vagoo -221887;1351464727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00045794 = 5.4953 BTC [+] -221886;1351464749;mircea_popescu;hers ? -221885;1351464762;dub;nein, sharing another -221884;1351464769;mircea_popescu;usure? -221883;1351464809;dub;well yes, I think I would enforce a single penis policy but I guess you never know -221882;1351466229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8104 @ 0.00045794 = 3.7111 BTC [+] -221881;1351466232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00045555 = 5.421 BTC [-] -221880;1351466234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00045552 BTC [-] -221879;1351466497;dub;so what was the deal with roger ver? -221878;1351466524;mircea_popescu;apparently he got shipped to jale for a year -221877;1351466532;mircea_popescu;for selling firecrackers -221876;1351466572;mircea_popescu;i used to shot fuckers in the head and bury them in concrete pillars when i was his age, never was as much as charged. -221875;1351466579;mircea_popescu;he sells firecrackers, spends a year inside. -221874;1351466583;mircea_popescu;crazy world. -221873;1351466620;dub;hope the pillars aren't load bearing -221872;1351466656;mircea_popescu;dub, the master of the double entendre -221871;1351467121;jurov;lol...somebody should add that to those porn accusations on btctalk "beware, mpex is owned by assassin and pornstar" -221870;1351467153;mircea_popescu;i thought the girl was the pornstar -221869;1351467184;jurov;she has her share, no? -221868;1351467191;mircea_popescu;lol -221867;1351467201;mircea_popescu;meanwhile, get a load of this http://trilema.com/2012/coinurl-a-bitcoin-advertising-service/ -221866;1351467204;mircea_popescu;and especially the comments. -221865;1351467396;dub;mushroom mushroom -221864;1351467627;dub;my new favorite forum post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg773754#msg773754 -221863;1351467635;smickles;mircea_popescu: heh, re rodger ver: i'm one of those peeps who defaults to thinking that his ex-con status was brought about by the gov't interferring with people's right to freely interract with one another -221862;1351467670;smickles;dub: awesome -221861;1351467686;mircea_popescu;smickles i do agree criminal convictions for having sold firecrackers at the age of 20 are a shameful display of statal stupidity. -221860;1351467720;mircea_popescu;ahaha dub -221859;1351467725;mircea_popescu;isn't history cute. -221858;1351467737;smickles;dub: I wan't to shouth that link from the rooftops -221857;1351467743;smickles;*shout -221856;1351467770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25200 @ 0.00045953 = 11.5802 BTC [+] -221855;1351467773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2104 @ 0.00045972 = 0.9673 BTC [+] -221854;1351467774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00045994 = 2.2997 BTC [+] -221853;1351467774;mircea_popescu;it's like... sssspectacular -221852;1351467775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3595 @ 0.00045998 = 1.6536 BTC [+] -221851;1351467868;jurov;when cracked does top 10 spectacular btctalk posts, it will be there -221850;1351468078;jurov;re:tracking - it surprised me a bit i got much more visitors from reddit than from btctalk.. looks like there's much bigger lurking to BS ratio -221849;1351468174;smickles;;;ticker -221848;1351468175;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.65998, Best ask: 10.65999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 10.65998, 24 hour volume: 18472.24445661, 24 hour low: 10.24998, 24 hour high: 10.69800, 24 hour vwap: 10.47636 -221847;1351469287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46600 @ 0.00045807 = 21.3461 BTC [-] -221846;1351469288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00045552 = 1.6854 BTC [-] -221845;1351469308;thepulledstring;mircea_popescu: you committed murder? -221844;1351469389;jurov;lmao -221843;1351469407;thepulledstring;jurov deposit coming in! -221842;1351469456;thepulledstring;how long will it take to hit? -221841;1351469532;jurov;lemme see -221840;1351469612;thepulledstring;also any reason puts are so expensive this month? -221839;1351469854;thepulledstring;it's not much -221838;1351469865;thepulledstring;but i'm funding from multiple sources over the next few days -221837;1351470212;jurov;thepulledstring, you're in -221836;1351470292;jurov;if you want to pull doublespend on me, act quickly now ;) -221835;1351470349;dub;act now and receive twice teh bitcoins and for a limited time a ginsu shoe and tomato paring knife -221834;1351470480;thepulledstring;not at all jurov -221833;1351470486;thepulledstring;lemme know when it clears -221832;1351470492;thepulledstring;and I'll make the trades I want -221831;1351470504;thepulledstring;I just wanted to get ahead of the calls since mircea_popescu posted the block halve eta -221830;1351470559;dub;any of you guys in NYC? -221829;1351470575;dub;apparently shit is real now, mcdonalds is closed -221828;1351470605;thepulledstring;wait what? -221827;1351470627;PsychoticBoy;Islam invasion, First thing to do: CLOSE MCDONALDS -221826;1351470627;thepulledstring;hurricane? -221825;1351470661;dub;ya -221824;1351470679;jurov;thepulledstring, you CAN trade nao -221823;1351470684;Azelphur;dub: I just pasted that to my hosting providers (based in NYC) lol -221822;1351470689;Azelphur;hilarity insued :P -221821;1351470707;dub;PsychoticBoy: pretty sure mcdonalds is the last thing to close in any eventuality, 'murricans gotta get dat burger -221820;1351470721;PsychoticBoy;lol -221819;1351470726;thepulledstring;murican's rule tho -221818;1351470730;thepulledstring;Capitalism is awesoe -221817;1351470733;thepulledstring;awesome -221816;1351470750;dub;they'll be out with the zombies lined up on mobility scooters for the drivethru -221815;1351470768;dub;thepulledstring: fuck yeah -221814;1351470806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5605 @ 0.00045998 = 2.5782 BTC [+] -221813;1351470901;thepulledstring;we should take bets on if asics drop before the reward half or after -221812;1351471596;smickles;'merica, fuck yea! TITS and BEER and pussY and TITS! -221811;1351471645;thepulledstring;smickles: aren't you american? -221810;1351471684;smickles;i try not to define myself by something so base as what somet people call the ground i walk on ;) -221809;1351471726;thepulledstring;i originally thought you were of non-american nationality so I guess it works for you lol -221808;1351471736;smickles;:D -221807;1351471753;thepulledstring;also thanks for the mini margin, helped me practice trading -221806;1351471765;smickles;thepulledstring: i still have that btc 'on account' for you -221805;1351471784;thepulledstring;:D -221804;1351471792;thepulledstring;It'll stay as reserve for now -221803;1351471801;thepulledstring;until I can get in touch with my economy advisor -221802;1351471807;smickles;np, take as long as you want -221801;1351471823;thepulledstring;she's young and is easily wooed by boys (my biggest fear) -221800;1351471825;smickles;if i get good at what i'm doing, i'll start giving you a bit of interest -221799;1351471837;thepulledstring;:D -221798;1351471841;thepulledstring;i love this community -221797;1351471854;mircea_popescu;im all for closing mcd -221796;1351471901;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TiXUF9xbTo -221795;1351471905;mircea_popescu;and this isnt a community. there's no girls -221794;1351471917;mircea_popescu;so there's not what to community. -221793;1351472308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00045552 = 7.6072 BTC [-] -221792;1351472445;thepulledstring;i can get a girl in here -221791;1351472448;thepulledstring;she's 17 -221790;1351472449;thepulledstring;but -221789;1351472457;thepulledstring;it's still a girl =P -221788;1351472469;thepulledstring;we all know how mircea_popescu likes em young -221787;1351472471;dub;not on the internet it isnt -221786;1351472626;thepulledstring;mircea_popescu: is your hair gray now -221785;1351472627;thepulledstring;?* -221784;1351472911;mircea_popescu;just my beard -221783;1351472928;mircea_popescu;an' i don't like them young, i like em juicy. -221782;1351472956;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, i'm off to bed. take care all! -221781;1351472971;jurov;me too -221780;1351499785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18306 @ 0.00045916 = 8.4054 BTC [+] -221779;1351501322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.0004606 = 1.8885 BTC [+] -221778;1351501324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6651 @ 0.00045916 = 3.0539 BTC [-] -221777;1351502868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36900 @ 0.00045352 = 16.7349 BTC [-] -221776;1351502869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00045342 = 2.4031 BTC [-] -221775;1351503149;smickles;mircea_popescu: do STAT and STATJSON have independant 'last hour before last stat's? -221774;1351503156;mircea_popescu;nope -221773;1351503167;smickles;kk, thx -221772;1351503187;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/129kbw/reddit_kinda_want/ -221771;1351503194;mircea_popescu;if anyone wants to vote me and piss off reddit :D -221770;1351503571;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/new/?sort=rising mircea_popescu you own it -221769;1351503625;mircea_popescu;hm ? -221768;1351503807;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/since-ive-been-checking-stats-anyway/#comment-90134 lol is that you smickles ? -221767;1351503905;smickles;mircea_popescu: it couldn't be :x -221766;1351503926;mircea_popescu;lol ynot ? -221765;1351504007;smickles;no good reason -221764;1351504024;smickles;😈 -221763;1351504090;rg;i spoiled an active $500 scam today -221762;1351504091;rg;;-D -221761;1351504104;rg;s/spoiled/foiled/ -221760;1351504479;mircea_popescu;wd! -221759;1351504489;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/122wqi/gpg_should_be_replaced_with_btc_my_reply_to_gpg/c6t9w62 -221758;1351504497;mircea_popescu;btw, this seems like quite valuable discussion. -221757;1351504551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00045439 = 4.4985 BTC [+] -221756;1351504831;smickles;mircea_popescu: you have a reddit account now/?S?S!? -221755;1351504840;mircea_popescu;yea -221754;1351504844;mircea_popescu;i just made it! -221753;1351504959;smickles;OMG, ! I was your first upvote! -221752;1351505034;mircea_popescu;>D -221751;1351505040;mircea_popescu;brff! -221750;1351505682;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121031.0 the forum delivers. -221749;1351506061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00045342 = 4.7609 BTC [-] -221748;1351506063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34201 @ 0.00045313 = 15.4975 BTC [-] -221747;1351506064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7608 @ 0.0004523 = 3.4411 BTC [-] -221746;1351506065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2591 @ 0.0004522 = 1.1717 BTC [-] -221745;1351506489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00045439 = 2.8172 BTC [+] -221744;1351506491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43100 @ 0.00045556 = 19.6346 BTC [+] -221743;1351506492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37300 @ 0.00045601 = 17.0092 BTC [+] -221742;1351506493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22749 @ 0.00045856 = 10.4318 BTC [+] -221741;1351506494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45300 @ 0.00046009 = 20.8421 BTC [+] -221740;1351506495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2127 @ 0.00046084 = 0.9802 BTC [+] -221739;1351506496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50100 @ 0.00046124 = 23.1081 BTC [+] -221738;1351506497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40300 @ 0.00046243 = 18.6359 BTC [+] -221737;1351506498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28800 @ 0.0004629 = 13.3315 BTC [+] -221736;1351506499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25200 @ 0.00046303 = 11.6684 BTC [+] -221735;1351506500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34918 @ 0.0004633 = 16.1775 BTC [+] -221734;1351506501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46000 @ 0.0004633 = 21.3118 BTC [+] -221733;1351506502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44800 @ 0.00046437 = 20.8038 BTC [+] -221732;1351506503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15157 @ 0.00046468 = 7.0432 BTC [+] -221731;1351506504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28488 @ 0.00046593 = 13.2734 BTC [+] -221730;1351506505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2412 @ 0.00046606 = 1.1241 BTC [+] -221729;1351506506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43033 @ 0.0004662 = 20.062 BTC [+] -221728;1351506507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17692 @ 0.00046626 = 8.2491 BTC [+] -221727;1351506508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5821 @ 0.00046633 = 2.7145 BTC [+] -221726;1351506509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39900 @ 0.00046675 = 18.6233 BTC [+] -221725;1351506510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00046689 = 8.7308 BTC [+] -221724;1351506511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00046932 = 4.7401 BTC [+] -221723;1351506512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36000 @ 0.00046943 = 16.8995 BTC [+] -221722;1351506512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3535 @ 0.00047048 = 1.6631 BTC [+] -221721;1351506513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28300 @ 0.00047115 = 13.3335 BTC [+] -221720;1351506514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3957 @ 0.00047506 = 1.8798 BTC [+] -221719;1351506515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32899 @ 0.00047548 = 15.6428 BTC [+] -221718;1351506516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22721 @ 0.0004757 = 10.8084 BTC [+] -221717;1351506517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39000 @ 0.00047602 = 18.5648 BTC [+] -221716;1351506518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50391 @ 0.00047612 = 23.9922 BTC [+] -221715;1351508164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00046205 = 6.0067 BTC [-] -221714;1351508165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2127 @ 0.00046082 = 0.9802 BTC [-] -221713;1351509265;EskimoBob;dub: wtf are you blabbering about :) -> "dub | he's always looking for something looser" ??? -221712;1351509466;dub;you seem obsessed with the viscosity of forum participants -221711;1351509477;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/lets-dig-a-little-deeper-into-this-entire-deflation-problem/ -221710;1351509487;mircea_popescu;^^ read that -221709;1351509673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00046675 = 5.6477 BTC [+] -221708;1351509837;dub;IBM can it be carbon nanotube mining asic tiem? http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/28/i-b-m-reports-nanotube-chip-breakthrough/?smid=pl-share -221707;1351510040;mircea_popescu;omg nanotube! -221706;1351511187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00046082 = 9.6772 BTC [-] -221705;1351511565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51700 @ 0.00046457 = 24.0183 BTC [+] -221704;1351511566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00046675 = 7.5614 BTC [+] -221703;1351511567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00046791 = 6.2232 BTC [+] -221702;1351511568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36800 @ 0.00046975 = 17.2868 BTC [+] -221701;1351511576;dub;jesus http://www.uscgnews.com/go/doc/4007/1591447/Coast-Guard-responds-to-vessel-in-distress-160-miles-from-hurricane-s-center -221700;1351511635;dub;that sea like that is not a lot of fun I can tell you -221699;1351512351;Chaaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121093.0 i loled -221698;1351512494;Chaaang-Noi;also the sec investigation seems to be more going after glbse asset listers than pirate -221697;1351512500;Chaaang-Noi;the investigation startedin paril -221696;1351512506;Chaaang-Noi;april -221695;1351512517;Chaaang-Noi;before any ppt where on glbse -221694;1351512532;dub;link? -221693;1351512982;Chaaang-Noi;no link -221692;1351513009;Chaaang-Noi;evidently it just got big when pirate failed and they passed it up to the bigger guy -221691;1351513013;Chaaang-Noi;the current guy -221690;1351513036;Chaaang-Noi;but the case started out as anti glbse the case is called "bitcoin securities" -221689;1351513070;Chaaang-Noi;pirate did not have a security so i thought it was kinda odd the sec was going after him, as all he did was borrow money -221688;1351513091;Chaaang-Noi;so the sec might have gone after nefario, maybe that is why he shit himself and closed it down -221687;1351513188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7473 @ 0.00046082 = 3.4437 BTC [-] -221686;1351513190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27200 @ 0.00045916 = 12.4892 BTC [-] -221685;1351513565;Anduck;Chaaang-Noi: u got banned at bitcointalk? -221684;1351513603;Anduck;for what -221683;1351513715;Chaaang-Noi;"trolling" but it was about glbse stuff and theymos -221682;1351513732;Chaaang-Noi;theymos wanted to shut me up, so called me a troll and perma banned me with out warning -221681;1351513779;Chaaang-Noi;he said he might un ban me after the glbse stuff is over... he is just getting rid of people with info about him -221680;1351513991;Chaaang-Noi;theymos did not like the fact that i told him it was wrong for him to ask people to not send the double payments back to nefario -221679;1351513996;Chaaang-Noi;stuff like that, he called "trolling" -221678;1351514762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40400 @ 0.00045574 = 18.4119 BTC [-] -221677;1351516295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00045793 = 4.9914 BTC [+] -221676;1351517043;EskimoBob;Chaaang-Noi: did theymos ever get doxed? -221675;1351517228;Chaaang-Noi;http://www.theymos.com/ -221674;1351517265;Chaaang-Noi;i dont know about doxed but people ahve tracked him down -221673;1351517279;Chaaang-Noi;like i dont think anyone has a copy of his passport or anything -221672;1351517293;Chaaang-Noi;the FBI could get him if they wanted to with no problem -221671;1351517305;Chaaang-Noi;fbi does that sort of thing for the sec -221670;1351517330;Chaaang-Noi;im not saying the sec will want him but he might be more of a target than pirate -221669;1351517499;rg;FBI probably already has it -221668;1351517506;rg;they probably called MtGox and were like ey -221667;1351517511;rg;you know that business we let you run? -221666;1351517524;rg;we're going to take the millions of dollars away from you -221665;1351517526;rg;and ruin you -221664;1351517531;rg;unless you gve us the info we want -221663;1351517705;Chaaang-Noi;they already give that info to the DEA on request -221662;1351517726;Chaaang-Noi;i think its why they "randomly" lock accounts and demand aml docs -221661;1351517806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2927 @ 0.00045793 = 1.3404 BTC [+] -221660;1351517807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00045892 = 9.1784 BTC [+] -221659;1351519357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00045964 = 6.1132 BTC [+] -221658;1351520924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37916 @ 0.00045964 = 17.4277 BTC [+] -221657;1351521824;knotwork;Chaaang-Noi, check out http://192.168.2.8:8081 would it be any use for people looking for something browser-based they can use to interact with their shareholders? -221656;1351521839;knotwork;oops wrong URL haha -221655;1351521890;knotwork;http://wxi2mgugw4732xs7.onion:8081 -221654;1351521940;knotwork;it is unzip-and-run java app if you use its standlone version which is what I did -221653;1351521988;knotwork;and has more features than I have had time to explore yet -221652;1351522439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1289 @ 0.00045964 = 0.5925 BTC [+] -221651;1351522441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20611 @ 0.00045955 = 9.4718 BTC [-] -221650;1351522442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28623 @ 0.00045955 = 13.1537 BTC [-] -221649;1351523543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00339944 = 0.034 BTC [+] -221648;1351524372;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: so theymos banned you -221647;1351524381;Chaaang-Noi;lol days ago -221646;1351524393;kakobrekla;o what? -221645;1351524394;Chaaang-Noi;maged did not even know for a day -221644;1351524396;kakobrekla;urlpls -221643;1351524408;Chaaang-Noi;url for a perrma ban? -221642;1351524415;kakobrekla;theres not post about it? -221641;1351524419;kakobrekla;no* -221640;1351524452;Chaaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120102.40 mostly trolls and supporting posts have been deleated -221639;1351524454;Chaaang-Noi;some of them -221638;1351524466;Chaaang-Noi;the posts questioning theymos were deleated, i dont know by whom -221637;1351524474;Chaaang-Noi;also https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121093.0 -221636;1351524505;Chaaang-Noi;theymos was upset -221635;1351524515;Chaaang-Noi;oh well.. i just pointed out things he did... -221634;1351524636;Chaaang-Noi;also despite people saying i was warned i was not -221633;1351524752;veemirc;that's a pretty pathetic way to get rid of opposition -221632;1351524915;Chaaang-Noi;i was not even really opposition -221631;1351524930;Chaaang-Noi;i just pointed out that theymos telling people to not send nefario the double payments back was wrong -221630;1351524954;Diablo-D3;well, I doubt Im ever going to get the shareholder info -221629;1351524959;Diablo-D3;so /me frowns -221628;1351524960;Chaaang-Noi;and that givng theymos a scammers tag for abusing the stock holders in glbse global was wrong cuz they had a vote and nefario won over 50% to ahve it shut down -221627;1351524974;Chaaang-Noi;i said nefario was a scammer but for differnt reasons -221626;1351524988;Chaaang-Noi;theymos did not like it... -221625;1351524999;Chaaang-Noi;also found out some bad news for him and other about the SEC investigation -221624;1351525014;Chaaang-Noi;seems the investigation started in april, before the PPTs -221623;1351525024;Chaaang-Noi;its called "bitcoin securities" -221622;1351525037;Chaaang-Noi;i dont think pirate was their org goal and still might not be -221621;1351525055;Chaaang-Noi;glbse, its owers and asset issuers i think are the real targets -221620;1351525060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36100 @ 0.00046203 = 16.6793 BTC [+] -221619;1351525083;Chaaang-Noi;theymos as on record as saying he thought it was a ponzi and then asking people to list ppts on glbse makes him open to a lot of shit -221618;1351525094;Chaaang-Noi;esp since he was making money off of it -221617;1351525136;Chaaang-Noi;i hope the sec does not do anything but i wouldnot be shocked if theymos and all communication from the forum is requested -221616;1351525167;Chaaang-Noi;its seems the SEC investigation got much bigger when pirate had his fail and then they moved it up to the big guy now -221615;1351525176;Chaaang-Noi;he did not start it, he took over about a month ago -221614;1351525195;veemirc;well it sucks that we will hardly get the information about stockholders to the companies -221613;1351525219;Chaaang-Noi;im starting to think some people might be working with the SEC at this point. theymos might ahve been right about nefario -221612;1351525221;veemirc;I for example have some ASICMINER shares and I would really like them to release the information that I have it to the company... -221611;1351525240;Chaaang-Noi;im pretty sure the SEC has already called in some glbse customers to be on the record -221610;1351525245;veemirc;Everyone says that Nefario seemed like a cool guy in the London conference -221609;1351525260;veemirc;I just think that he's scared because of the investigation -221608;1351525264;Chaaang-Noi;i think nefario shit himself when he realized that the feds wanted to rape him... -221607;1351525290;veemirc;exactly -221606;1351525305;veemirc;and to tell the truth, who wouldn't :) -221605;1351525308;Chaaang-Noi;i think he is in "do what ever it takes to not go to jail" mode -221604;1351525320;Chaaang-Noi;and that might be work with the sec/fsa/fbi -221603;1351525334;Chaaang-Noi;who the fuck knows what they are investigating.. nefario never did aml stuff like he should asve -221602;1351525335;Chaaang-Noi;have -221601;1351525355;Chaaang-Noi;i wonder if the dea found out silkroad or what not was using it to wash coins. -221600;1351525373;Diablo-D3;silkroad is a cia op -221599;1351525381;veemirc;you think? -221598;1351525384;Chaaang-Noi;maybe, but i doubt it -221597;1351525395;Chaaang-Noi;im sure some of the sellers are govt but i doubt the whole thing is -221596;1351525407;Diablo-D3;yup, whole thing is -221595;1351525411;Chaaang-Noi;i doubt it -221594;1351525483;Chaaang-Noi;anyway im not 100% sure on my intel about the sec investigation but i think its right -221593;1351525505;Chaaang-Noi;also i do know the sec plans to pass on what they collect to differnt agancies if they find other "crimes" -221592;1351525562;Chaaang-Noi;everyone who is an american and gave id to nefario and listed an asset, id get a lawyer... -221591;1351525934;veemirc;im glad im not :) -221590;1351526580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3821 @ 0.00045955 = 1.7559 BTC [-] -221589;1351526585;iz;maybe you mean FBI op? -221588;1351526605;Chaang-Noi;i had internet fail, who posted what? -221587;1351526756;veemirc;no one posted anything -221586;1351526997;Chaang-Noi;ok -221585;1351527761;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100N] 5 @ 0.22915118 = 1.1458 BTC [-] -221584;1351529268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56 @ 0.00045955 = 0.0257 BTC [-] -221583;1351529269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35808 @ 0.00045846 = 16.4165 BTC [-] -221582;1351529270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00045767 = 1.0984 BTC [-] -221581;1351530160;mircea_popescu; I just think that he's scared because of the investigation <<< what investigation ? -221580;1351530174;thestringpuller;;;calc (10 - 9) / 9 -221579;1351530174;gribble;0.111111111111 -221578;1351530179;thestringpuller;;;ticker -221577;1351530180;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.49001, Best ask: 10.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 10.50000, 24 hour volume: 42463.24041426, 24 hour low: 10.32090, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.66583 -221576;1351530410;veemirc;mircea_popescu: well it has been written time and again that there is some police investigation on GLBSE -221575;1351530429;mircea_popescu;right. -221574;1351530431;mircea_popescu;so ? -221573;1351530451;veemirc;no one really knows what's going on since Nefario supposedly can't give any information about it -221572;1351530471;mircea_popescu;it's been written time and time again that there is an african ex general guy with millions or w/e -221571;1351530481;veemirc;so I was saying that he does all this stupid crap because he's scared of the police -221570;1351530484;Chaang-Noi;the SEC investigation is real -221569;1351530494;Chaang-Noi;and GLBSE was the org target -221568;1351530502;mircea_popescu;you know this how ? -221567;1351530508;Chaang-Noi;SEC -221566;1351530513;Chaang-Noi;they opened the case in april -221565;1351530528;Chaang-Noi;passed it up to the current guy a month or so ago once pirate failed and shit got big -221564;1351530537;mircea_popescu;again, you know this how ? -221563;1351530561;Chaang-Noi;a bird told me -221562;1351530595;mircea_popescu;ya well. -221561;1351530601;veemirc;watch out we have Varis here :D -221560;1351530803;Chaang-Noi;however it should be pretty damn clear to everyone that there is a real SEC investigation -221559;1351530821;Chaang-Noi;some of the details are clouded i will agree but to think there is not a real investigation is silly. -221558;1351530822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00045594 = 6.4288 BTC [-] -221557;1351530823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00045574 = 5.7879 BTC [-] -221556;1351530824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.00045563 = 8.4747 BTC [-] -221555;1351530881;mircea_popescu;last i heard the guy was trying to discern if there's enough material to START an investigation. -221554;1351530900;mircea_popescu;not clear how that went in the end. -221553;1351530935;B0g4r7;The only convincing evidence I've seen is that email from the Mustakis guy saying that he was looking into BS&T. -221552;1351530957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1236 @ 0.00045626 = 0.5639 BTC [+] -221551;1351530958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00046203 = 7.3925 BTC [+] -221550;1351530960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00046406 = 4.0837 BTC [+] -221549;1351530961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00046447 = 2.4617 BTC [+] -221548;1351530962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00046813 = 9.5499 BTC [+] -221547;1351530962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00046975 = 6.6705 BTC [+] -221546;1351530963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4064 @ 0.00047019 = 1.9109 BTC [+] -221545;1351530967;mircea_popescu;yea, last month. -221544;1351530976;B0g4r7;Or earlier. -221543;1351531061;Chaang-Noi;we have differnt ideas about what an investigation is -221542;1351531071;Chaang-Noi;the first interview they took was in april, or the first one i could track down -221541;1351531080;Chaang-Noi;they have not charged anyone yet -221540;1351531088;Chaang-Noi;they are still collecting data/evidance -221539;1351531092;veemirc;well I'm just hoping that there will be another assets website soon, because bitcoin world needs a good assets exchange system -221538;1351531102;Chaang-Noi;they might also pass it on to a differnt govt agancy if its not the SEc department -221537;1351531103;mircea_popescu;listen, these are terms of art. charging belongs in penal proceedings. an investigation is a civil matter. -221536;1351531115;mircea_popescu;nevertheless, it's formalised. some guy asking questions is not equal to an investigation. -221535;1351531141;mircea_popescu;veemirc you know glbse was pretty much irrelevant to that topic since about spring. -221534;1351531149;mircea_popescu;btc assets trade on mpex. -221533;1351531166;veemirc;well I heard that you have to pay high fees on MPEX -221532;1351531171;mircea_popescu;yes, you do. -221531;1351531171;Chaang-Noi;well they are collecting data and have been for some time. they ahve also used spphenas to collect testimony... -221530;1351531180;veemirc;so it's not a website that I would like to join... -221529;1351531180;Chaang-Noi;they are being agressive as well -221528;1351531184;mircea_popescu;then again, there's coinbr.com, individual brokers etc. -221527;1351531194;B0g4r7;They trade among ppl who can deal with mpex. -221526;1351531200;mircea_popescu;well i thought we were discussing btc and assets, not you. -221525;1351531214;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi who got supoena'd ? -221524;1351531221;veemirc;that's not good enough, I want to be able to trade myself, like in GLBSE -221523;1351531231;Chaang-Noi;some one i know has claimed they were, and they know of one other -221522;1351531243;Chaang-Noi;im going to guess its related to the peter lambert thing -221521;1351531248;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi kinda weak chain but anyway. -221520;1351531255;Chaang-Noi;yeah -221519;1351531258;Chaang-Noi;i know -221518;1351531270;mircea_popescu;veemirc what do you mean "trade yourself" -221517;1351531272;Chaang-Noi;iv been asking a lot of people and collecting a lot of evidance about this. something is going on -221516;1351531310;Chaang-Noi;im not saying they will ever make a case but something is going on... -221515;1351531346;mircea_popescu;well to that degree it's a healthy thing, -221514;1351531360;mircea_popescu;i don't see why anyone (other than patent scammers, thieves and general scum) need to be much worried. -221513;1351531391;Chaang-Noi;the SEC is wondering if the PPTs were working with pirate and knew about the scam -221512;1351531432;Chaang-Noi;i kinda doubt any of them are but all the PPTs are targets, and so are the glbse owners like theymos who asked people on the forum to make PPTs on GLBSE a company he owened part of -221511;1351531432;mircea_popescu;validly so. -221510;1351531445;Chaang-Noi;theymos said in public he thought it was a scam but wanted to profit anyway -221509;1351531458;veemirc;mircea_popescu: i mean I want to login into a website and buy and sell my shares, not do it through a broker -221508;1351531472;mircea_popescu;veemirc so then give coinbr a look. -221507;1351531482;mircea_popescu;last i heard that's what it was. -221506;1351531496;Chaang-Noi;i dont know how hard the SEC will look into this but they are -221505;1351531514;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi people were warned back in spring the ppts are bs. -221504;1351531522;mircea_popescu;but meh, forum people always know better than everyone. -221503;1351531558;Chaang-Noi;well i did not know it was a scam (and still have no proof it was) but thought might as well let people do what they want, esp since theymos asked for it -221502;1351531575;Chaang-Noi;had no idea the sec might have thought it was a crime -221501;1351531600;Chaang-Noi;also about Ver, thats crazy he got 8 months in fed jail for that... 100,000 sold and shipped in the usa and he was the only one jailed -221500;1351531614;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119966.msg1300692#msg1300692 -221499;1351531617;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good -221498;1351531884;veemirc;I dont want a broker, but thanks anyway -221497;1351532033;mircea_popescu;so strange. -221496;1351532094;PsychoticBoy;what a tragedy -221495;1351532123;mircea_popescu;what happened ? -221494;1351532514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24063 @ 0.00045895 = 11.0437 BTC [-] -221493;1351534024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19400 @ 0.00046022 = 8.9283 BTC [+] -221492;1351534026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22200 @ 0.00046236 = 10.2644 BTC [+] -221491;1351534069;mircea_popescu;pubic hair stuck in mouse optic unit. -221490;1351534073;mircea_popescu;"how did that get there" -221489;1351534077;mod6;haha -221488;1351534094;mod6;double-clicking the mouse -221487;1351534100;mircea_popescu;a lol lol -221486;1351534106;mircea_popescu;musta picked it off the desk -221485;1351534109;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu sup mah nigga -221484;1351534168;thestringpuller;do options get cheaper as the expiration date approaches? -221483;1351534169;mircea_popescu;not much -221482;1351534172;mircea_popescu;yes -221481;1351534240;thestringpuller;i see. that is what futures sre for -221480;1351534289;mircea_popescu;that = ? -221479;1351534338;thestringpuller;oh sorry mumbling to self. i will elaborate when not driving -221478;1351534600;thestringpuller;so bro -221477;1351534625;mircea_popescu;“Bout to do some looting when this hurricane finally hits….gonna get a new laptop and tv…this hurricane might be the best thing to happen.” -221476;1351534630;mircea_popescu;capitalism meets nigger. -221475;1351534641;thestringpuller;dats racist -221474;1351534646;mircea_popescu;why yes, yes it is. -221473;1351534646;thestringpuller;term is negro -221472;1351534647;thestringpuller;lol -221471;1351534667;thestringpuller;you cray -221470;1351534694;thestringpuller;you reading tweets mircea_popescumk -221469;1351534698;thestringpuller;you reading tweets mircea_popescu* -221468;1351534748;mircea_popescu;nah, someone sent me the quote. -221467;1351534765;thestringpuller;what kind of futures will you have? -221466;1351534872;mircea_popescu;how should i know ? -221465;1351534875;mircea_popescu;eventuyally all of them -221464;1351535015;thestringpuller;i wqnt future for november 26 -221463;1351535020;thestringpuller;want -221462;1351535028;thestringpuller;i kid i kid -221461;1351535570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00046384 = 0.5566 BTC [+] -221460;1351537080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00046287 = 3.703 BTC [-] -221459;1351537082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00046104 = 8.9903 BTC [-] -221458;1351538681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18545 @ 0.00046104 = 8.55 BTC [-] -221457;1351538682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5749 @ 0.00045983 = 2.6436 BTC [-] -221456;1351538802;thestringpuller;;;ticker -221455;1351538803;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.53001, Best ask: 10.57104, Bid-ask spread: 0.04103, Last trade: 10.53000, 24 hour volume: 43190.10348393, 24 hour low: 10.32090, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.66457 -221454;1351538844;thestringpuller;;;ticker -221453;1351538844;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.53001, Best ask: 10.57104, Bid-ask spread: 0.04103, Last trade: 10.53000, 24 hour volume: 43189.69960579, 24 hour low: 10.32090, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.66457 -221452;1351538858;thestringpuller;;;ticker -221451;1351538858;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.53001, Best ask: 10.57104, Bid-ask spread: 0.04103, Last trade: 10.53000, 24 hour volume: 43189.69960579, 24 hour low: 10.32090, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.66457 -221450;1351540009;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -221449;1351540014;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00339944 / 0.00339944 / 0.00339944 (10 shares, 0.03 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00293552 / 0.0034 (1795889 shares, 5,271.88 BTC) -221448;1351540258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00045983 = 6.2997 BTC [-] -221447;1351541797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21231 @ 0.00046311 = 9.8323 BTC [+] -221446;1351542116;mircea_popescu;hey, i wanna troll reddit a little, anyone with me ? -221445;1351542662;smickles;mircea_popescu: in what way? -221444;1351542738;mircea_popescu;in the way of go here http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/12ad2u/as_julia_a_moore_would_have_said_the_storm_that/ and post something like -221443;1351542739;mircea_popescu;On one bright and pleasant morning His uncle thought it would be nice To take his dear little nephew Down to play upon a raft Where he was to work upon it, An this little child would company be - The raft the water[i] rushed around it, Yet he the danger did not see[k]. This little child knew no danger – Its little soul was free from sin – He was looking in the water, When, alas, this child fell in. -221442;1351542745;mircea_popescu;or w/e other julia moore quote you find adequate. -221441;1351542910;smickles;how'd i do? -221440;1351543137;mircea_popescu;lol -221439;1351543148;mircea_popescu;i wonder if we manage to get them in wtf mode -221438;1351543376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14914 @ 0.00045983 = 6.8579 BTC [-] -221437;1351543514;smickles;we'll see, i think /r/funny has a high turnover rate -221436;1351543542;smickles;so it could be hit-or-miss as to whether or not it even gets noticed really -221435;1351543592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00046158 = 0.2308 BTC [+] -221434;1351543638;mircea_popescu;yeah -221433;1351543650;mircea_popescu;also too much of an insider joke i suspect -221432;1351543682;mircea_popescu;since memes nobody really understands cultural references anymore. at least not of the useless young crowd. -221431;1351543918;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: how old are you? -221430;1351543934;mircea_popescu;thirty something. -221429;1351543941;copumpkin;ah, 31 -221428;1351543963;mircea_popescu;nah, im from the 70s -221427;1351543980;copumpkin;oh, so 33 -221426;1351544552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00046158 = 0.2308 BTC [+] -221425;1351544691;smickles;I'm 12 -221424;1351544713;mircea_popescu;youngest dad in all midwest ? -221423;1351544722;smickles;no, it's common out here -221422;1351544740;mod6;tucson does have some young parents. -221421;1351544758;smickles;oh yeah, i'm not in th midwest anymore -221420;1351544769;mod6;i was sitting in the ER @ UMC this one day, and these kids had a baby who was like, coudln't have been more than 5 months old, maybe 8? -221419;1351544782;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134298763072.jpg somewhat related -221418;1351544816;mod6;hardly had 3 teeth in its mouth -- had the flu, fever, all the junk -- these "parents" were feeding the kid french fries from McD's -221417;1351544828;smickles;woah, that's an awesome pic mircea_popescu -221416;1351544835;mod6;all the while the kid screamed. -221415;1351544844;mircea_popescu;i think i might have finally gotten to the bottom of the child porn aggitations -221414;1351544847;smickles;mod6: :o that's aweful -221413;1351544856;mircea_popescu;mod6 that's a sad story -221412;1351544856;smickles;er, awful -221411;1351544895;mod6;hah, just some wild stuff i'd seen while there. it was like, "o the kid is sick?! flu, fever, shits? GET HIM A HAPPY MEAL!" -221410;1351544949;smickles;i do like the feel of mcd's when i'm hungover -221409;1351544962;smickles;it's gotta be the same for a kid with the flu and the shits -221408;1351544977;mod6;haha -221407;1351544985;mod6;i love tucson though -221406;1351544991;mod6;i hate to talk any shit -221405;1351545005;mod6;but anyway, some of the "parents" there are just children themselvs. -221404;1351545028;smickles;well, i don't mind shittalking parents who are likely shortening their kids life like that -221403;1351545067;mod6;i just see stuff like that and think "ugh, that kid will be a diabetes amputee in like 18 years." -221402;1351545105;smickles;lol -221401;1351545113;mod6;;D -221400;1351545138;mod6;haha. oh well. its a brave new world out there. -221399;1351545148;mod6;GIVE ME MY CHICKEN NUGGETS! -221398;1351545157;smickles;we just gotta last until the singularity -221397;1351545262;mod6;gotta find youself a hide out spot on Mt. Lemmon or in the Chiricahua's like Geronimo -221396;1351545300;mod6;have you gone to Nogales yet? -221395;1351545313;smickles;nope, we actually just finished unpacking -221394;1351545327;mod6;ahh, werd. :) -221393;1351545329;smickles;this place is smaller than the place we were at before -221392;1351545337;smickles;so it was challenging -221391;1351545356;smickles;I did find a decent dive bar -221390;1351545362;smickles;"the bay horse" -221389;1351545392;mod6;i know it :D -221388;1351545392;smickles;cash only, 2 usd gets you a mini-pitcher of pbr -221387;1351545421;mircea_popescu;smickles dood you've unpacked for two weeks -221386;1351545430;smickles;pretty much -221385;1351545455;mircea_popescu;what was it, 7200 FN-FAGs ? -221384;1351545458;mod6;I used to hang @ the tap-room quite a bit -221383;1351545462;smickles;we went from a 1600 ft² place to a 100 ft² place -221382;1351545467;mod6;The Hotel Congress -221381;1351545471;mircea_popescu;100 sq ft ?! -221380;1351545471;smickles;1000* -221379;1351545475;smickles;lol -221378;1351545482;mircea_popescu;MY MATRESS IS 100 SQ FT -221377;1351545487;mod6;HAH -221376;1351545502;mod6;sounds like my place on Grant & Alvernon -221375;1351545548;smickles;i'm near glenn and campbel -221374;1351545554;smickles;er -221373;1351545556;smickles;grant -221372;1351545559;smickles;not glenn -221371;1351545570;smickles;glenn is the next street up, i think -221370;1351545593;mod6;ahh sure. -221369;1351545611;smickles;so the sun goes down and a million university girls start running around -221368;1351545613;mod6;i don't live there anymore, but I'm STILL the mayor. -221367;1351545624;thestringpuller;mr. smickles do you never sleep? -221366;1351545630;thestringpuller;i wss so tired this morning -221365;1351545634;mod6;I <3 UofA girls -221364;1351545640;smickles;i sleep about 6 hours a day, maybe -221363;1351545645;thestringpuller;monopoly tonight? -221362;1351545650;thestringpuller;:) -221361;1351545655;smickles;sure :) -221360;1351545658;thestringpuller;use betta client -221359;1351545664;thestringpuller;:P mr. lag -221358;1351545664;smickles;hopefully this other client is better -221357;1351545672;mircea_popescu;2 up votes 2 down votes -221356;1351545676;mircea_popescu;seems like no. -221355;1351545681;smickles;mircea_popescu: the down are probably fake -221354;1351545684;mod6;If you wanna try a good pizza, try Zachery's Pizza @ the UofA -- total hole in the wall, but good pizza & beer. -221353;1351545686;mircea_popescu;fake ? -221352;1351545698;smickles;reddeit has a system to hide votes so people don't game it somehow -221351;1351545714;mod6;https://maps.google.com/maps?q=zacherys+pizza+tucson&hl=en&ll=32.237343,-110.955477&spn=0.040511,0.084543&sll=32.256017,-110.918784&sspn=0.010126,0.021136&t=h&gl=us&hq=zacherys+pizza&hnear=Tucson,+Pima,+Arizona&z=14&iwloc=A -221350;1351545717;mircea_popescu;huh ?! -221349;1351545722;mod6;bah, long url sorry. -221348;1351545811;smickles;mod6: bookmarked :) -221347;1351545853;smickles;mircea_popescu: it pops in fake votes that don't count so that people don't just vote on what is popular, or something like that -221346;1351545861;mircea_popescu;o ?! -221345;1351545884;smickles;if you really want to know, it's open source, go look at the code -221344;1351545895;mod6;lol shit, it says "This place has closed or moved." -221343;1351545897;smickles;https://github.com/reddit/reddit -221342;1351545913;smickles;mod6: if it's still in business, i'll find it -221341;1351545922;thestringpuller;what are we redditting? -221340;1351545931;mod6;smickles: im gonna call 'em, and find out. -221339;1351545950;smickles;mircea_popescu: https://github.com/reddit/reddit/blob/master/r2/r2/controllers/promotecontroller.py might be it -221338;1351545983;mod6;WOW phone number is disconned lol -221337;1351545993;mod6;well, so much for that -221336;1351546010;smickles;too bad -221335;1351546013;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller go to http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/12ad2u/as_julia_a_moore_would_have_said_the_storm_that/ -221334;1351546021;mircea_popescu;paste some julia moore quote you find appropiate -221333;1351546038;mircea_popescu;mod6 so since you left all the girls are gone and the places are all closed up ? -221332;1351546044;mircea_popescu;you sound a lot like me... -221331;1351546068;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: likes em young -221330;1351546089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00046158 = 9.5547 BTC [+] -221329;1351546108;mircea_popescu;i like 'em wet. -221328;1351546115;mod6;haha -221327;1351546139;mod6;i left in the summer of 09 -- Had enough working nights at walmart. -221326;1351546155;mircea_popescu;in the summer of 69... -221325;1351546160;mircea_popescu;;;google summer of 69 -221324;1351546160;mod6;haha -221323;1351546161;gribble;Bryan Adams - Summer of 69 - YouTube: ; Summer of '69 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Bryan Adams - Summer Of '69 Lyrics: -221322;1351546168;mod6;fucking bryan adams -221321;1351546170;mod6;lol -221320;1351546177;mircea_popescu;great song too -221319;1351546193;mod6;but yeah, I worked at that IBM down there in Rita Ranch -221318;1351546197;mod6;then the crash came... -221317;1351546221;mod6;then everyone lost their jobs... so mod6 took a night cashier job on the east side -221316;1351546253;mircea_popescu;Jimmy quit, Jody got married -221315;1351546253;mircea_popescu;Shoulda known, we'd never get far -221314;1351546253;mircea_popescu;Oh when I look back now -221313;1351546253;mircea_popescu;That summer seemed to last forever -221312;1351546253;mircea_popescu;And if I had the choice -221311;1351546253;mircea_popescu;Yeah, I'd always want to be there -221310;1351546253;mircea_popescu;Those were the best days of my life -221309;1351546355;mod6;anyway, after 9 months of that bullshit, i decided to leave tucson for a better job :( -221308;1351546355;thestringpuller;;;google dirt off your shoulder -221307;1351546356;gribble;JAY-Z - Dirt Off Your Shoulder - YouTube: ; JAY Z Dirt Off Your Shoulder - YouTube: ; Dirt off Your Shoulder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: -221306;1351546392;mod6;it was a horrible time to be looking for a job then. -221305;1351546428;mircea_popescu;mod6 it still is innit ? -221304;1351546471;mod6;well... it depends on the location really. -221303;1351546499;mod6;there are TONS of jobs for exp. programmers out there now -221302;1351546529;mod6;but at the time of the crash, if anyone had a job, and made it past the budget cuts, they weren't moving out of them so it was a really hard thing to find new positions at the time. -221301;1351546544;mod6;but i moved back to minneapolis and found a good software gig in 2 months. -221300;1351546558;thestringpuller;sell drugs mang -221299;1351546563;thestringpuller;hustle yo shit -221298;1351546572;mod6;tucson doesn't have much in IT except IBM or Raytheon (which requires Top Secret Clearence) -221297;1351546579;mod6;there is TI too, but its a small outfit there. -221296;1351546588;mod6;thestringpuller: haha, werd. -221295;1351546593;thestringpuller;mod6 can you rap? -221294;1351546597;mod6;f no -221293;1351546605;mod6;im 32 -221292;1351546607;mod6;and white -221291;1351546612;mod6;i have no business trying to rap. -221290;1351546624;mircea_popescu;32 yo white programmers are the best rappers i hear -221289;1351546627;thestringpuller;eminem is 40 -221288;1351546633;mircea_popescu;those who don't get sidetracked into bball careers -221287;1351546637;mod6;but i like rap very much, dre/eazy-e/snoop/jeezy -221286;1351546652;mircea_popescu;i only like female rappers. -221285;1351546658;mod6;but im mostly into punk music i think. -221284;1351546678;thestringpuller;i will slap you mp if you like nikki minaj -221283;1351546700;mod6;wat about MIA?! -221282;1351546707;mircea_popescu;i mostly like the ones that also strip. -221281;1351546711;thestringpuller;shes kinda a rapper -221280;1351546769;mircea_popescu;hey, a strapper. that's a kickass idea. -221279;1351546774;mircea_popescu;why don't they have this already ? -221278;1351546803;thestringpuller;cause rap objectifies women enough? -221277;1351546819;mod6;M. O. B. -221276;1351546820;mod6;^^^^^^^^ -221275;1351546826;mircea_popescu;busty girl beatboxes while taking off her clothes and then proceeds to peg haples whiteboys in the audience with her monstruous pink strap-on -221274;1351546848;thestringpuller;sounds like a korean film -221273;1351546854;thestringpuller;:P -221272;1351546856;mircea_popescu;I SAID BUSTY -221271;1351546858;mod6;haha -221270;1351546860;mircea_popescu;:D -221269;1351546883;thestringpuller;ive seen busty koreans before -221268;1351546887;thestringpuller;they are rare -221267;1351546890;thestringpuller;:P -221266;1351546893;mircea_popescu;he said rare -221265;1351546902;thestringpuller;;;ticker -221264;1351546902;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.56616, Best ask: 10.63899, Bid-ask spread: 0.07283, Last trade: 10.64900, 24 hour volume: 45833.02822306, 24 hour low: 10.32090, 24 hour high: 10.95000, 24 hour vwap: 10.66578 -221263;1351546962;thestringpuller;berry punny -221262;1351547591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29377 @ 0.00046311 = 13.6048 BTC [+] -221261;1351547593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00046384 = 1.0668 BTC [+] -221260;1351547594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11023 @ 0.00046641 = 5.1412 BTC [+] -221259;1351549114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5939 @ 0.00046641 = 2.77 BTC [+] -221258;1351549870;jurov;lol, ECB fears that bitcoin incidents can have negative impact to its reputation -221257;1351549896;jurov;http://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/virtualcurrencyschemes201210en.pdf -221256;1351549969;mircea_popescu;"Although in practical terms virtual currency schemes are only an evolution, from a conceptual -221255;1351549969;mircea_popescu;point of view they do present substantial changes when compared to real currencies and payment -221254;1351549969;mircea_popescu;systems. -221253;1351549969;mircea_popescu;" -221252;1351549974;mircea_popescu;who the fuck wrote that ;/ -221251;1351550037;mircea_popescu;"do indeed fall within central banks’ responsibility as a result of characteristics shared with -221250;1351550037;mircea_popescu;payment systems, which give rise to the need for at least an examination of developments and the provision of an initial assessment." -221249;1351550040;mircea_popescu;like hell. -221248;1351550074;mircea_popescu;the ecb needs a license from me to pursue any activity in the btc space. -221247;1351550083;mircea_popescu;i hope that's adequately clear to them. -221246;1351550280;jurov;did you already issue some licenses? to whom? -221245;1351550286;mircea_popescu;lol -221244;1351550302;mircea_popescu;no, it would be my first time. -221243;1351550367;jurov;you should have told nefario... if he wants to be regulated, you can do it -221242;1351550590;jurov;tell mpoe-pr to write to btctalk: "Mircea Popescu now offers proper regulationary oversight to btc activities" -221241;1351550669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.00046641 = 12.4998 BTC [+] -221240;1351550719;mircea_popescu;regulationary lol -221239;1351550730;mircea_popescu;in romanian "to regulate" would kinda mean to fuck. -221238;1351550743;jurov;lol -221237;1351551585;mircea_popescu;in truth tho, central banks are pretty much fucked. -221236;1351551605;mircea_popescu;as bitcoin develops and the uselessness of their scrip will become more and more apparent -221235;1351551619;mircea_popescu;the uninformed public will for sure frame it as "central banks aren't doing enough!!11" -221234;1351551624;mircea_popescu;as if there actually is something to do. -221233;1351552235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.00046602 = 12.8156 BTC [-] -221232;1351553378;knotwork;micrea there is something to do: mine coins! central banks aren't mining enough! -221231;1351553397;knotwork;s/micrea/mircea/ -221230;1351553745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00046602 = 10.5321 BTC [-] -221229;1351553859;mircea_popescu;as long as the block keep coming 6 an hour i think there's enough mining -221228;1351553871;thestringpuller;nope not enough -221227;1351553885;thestringpuller;never enough! -221226;1351553891;thestringpuller;print more coins -221225;1351554041;mircea_popescu;"I'm a girl looking for a loan" -221224;1351554044;mircea_popescu;her name is underminer. -221223;1351554077;Lyspooner;what are her terms -221222;1351554101;drekk;tits or nobody cares -221221;1351554107;Lyspooner;srsly -221220;1351554118;mircea_popescu;lol hi Lyspooner -221219;1351554184;Lyspooner;hi, i just finished the ecb report on virtual currencies -221218;1351554215;Lyspooner;there are some continuity issues with Linden Dollars thrown in -221217;1351554230;mircea_popescu;actually... the only PERSON i ever lended money to -221216;1351554240;mircea_popescu;got a gender surgery thingee BECAME a chick. -221215;1351554277;Lyspooner;oh i see. does gender surgery allow one to pay dividends in bitcoins? -221214;1351554290;drekk;mircea_popescu, to pay you back in tits. q.e.d. -221213;1351554305;mircea_popescu;nah, i got stiffed. -221212;1351554313;drekk;(i'll continue stfu now) -221211;1351554370;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121195.msg1305832#msg1305832 hahaha totally pegged him -221210;1351554586;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/bXVWg.png teh suck ;/ -221209;1351554635;Lyspooner;what is that chart -221208;1351554738;mircea_popescu;satoshidice profits. -221207;1351554796;kuzetsa;http://goo.gl/zJBdq --- 16,000-square-mile (41,000 km2) urban area that is 26 times larger geographically than Greater London, or about the same size as the Netherlands, with a population of over 56 million (not including Hong Kong or Macau)... -221206;1351554797;kuzetsa;...compared to the combined statistical area for NYC which is only 22 million people. I spend most of my life living in or on the edge of louisville's combined statistical area, which is only aprox 1.45 million people (seems that buffalo is only 1.2 million) -221205;1351554804;kuzetsa;full-blown natural disaster in guangzhou china would make this east coast storm look rather trivial. -221204;1351554811;kuzetsa;oh, sorry. wrong window. -221203;1351554822;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -221202;1351554835;thestringpuller;touch da sky! -221201;1351554882;mircea_popescu;they don't have a bunch of jewish princesses lined up in guangzhou -221200;1351554891;mircea_popescu;hence all the bitching and moaning about east coast. -221199;1351554902;kuzetsa;yeah uh... I live a couple hours south of buffalo with various "upstate rednecks" as neigbours. whee! -221198;1351555016;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: I don't understand. israel isn't structured in such a way as to have a royal family / nobles / prince and princess I didn't think. -221197;1351555037;mircea_popescu;;;google jewish princess -221196;1351555038;kuzetsa;"jewish princess" ? -221195;1351555038;gribble;Jewish-American princess stereotype - Wikipedia, the free ...: ; Jewish Princess Lyrics - Frank Zappa: ; Frank Zappa - Jewish Princess - YouTube: -221194;1351555072;Lyspooner;kuzesta i believe he said that there are no jewish princesses lined up in guangzhou. such a statement should appear true to you -221193;1351555193;kuzetsa;huh -221192;1351555210;kuzetsa;ethnic slurs confuse me for the most part -221191;1351555220;kuzetsa;I don't wish to do any further reading on the matter. -221190;1351555256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5601 @ 0.00046353 = 2.5962 BTC [-] -221189;1351555305;mircea_popescu;next week kosher deli's gonna be an ethnic slur -221188;1351555486;dub;surfs up in NYC nao -221187;1351555490;dub;http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=44065 -221186;1351555572;mircea_popescu;is it a full moon too btw ? -221185;1351555581;dub;yep -221184;1351555595;pigeons;kuzetsa looks like a starving armenian -221183;1351555605;dub;expecting 11ft above normal surge -221182;1351555640;mircea_popescu;46/60 that's pretty windy -221181;1351555654;mircea_popescu;pigeons my money's on dub pollack -221180;1351555678;dub;wat -221179;1351555728;pigeons;practicing semislurs -221178;1351555788;mircea_popescu;semi ramides. -221177;1351555818;mircea_popescu;dub may be no pole, but pole be dub. -221176;1351555903;dub;I like to think of myself being as genetically removed from Luke-Jr as possible -221175;1351556134;kuzetsa;pigeons: "starving armenian" ??? -221174;1351556205;mircea_popescu;dub congratulations, you're a short girl with buckteeth and freckles. -221173;1351556281;kuzetsa;:/ -221172;1351556315;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: shut up plskthx. you're sucking up my chatlogs. -221171;1351556376;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa are you stupid naturally or does it take some particular effort ? -221170;1351556464;kuzetsa;give for my the books :P -221169;1351556510;mod6;haha dub -221168;1351556765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21285 @ 0.00046329 = 9.8611 BTC [-] -221167;1351556767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10115 @ 0.00046299 = 4.6831 BTC [-] -221166;1351556911;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120909.0 this thing lol -221165;1351557108;mod6;round the prickly pear we go again -221164;1351557231;kakobreklaa;site source omfg? -221163;1351557289;mircea_popescu;lol -221162;1351558332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00046311 = 8.3823 BTC [+] -221161;1351559842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00046299 = 3.8891 BTC [-] -221160;1351561036;thestringpuller;touch da sky! -221159;1351561046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00046311 = 8.0118 BTC [+] -221158;1351561047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2399 @ 0.00046353 = 1.112 BTC [+] -221157;1351561049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4538 @ 0.00046641 = 2.1166 BTC [+] -221156;1351561050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23336 @ 0.00047019 = 10.9724 BTC [+] -221155;1351561051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00047139 = 3.2055 BTC [+] -221154;1351561052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28500 @ 0.00047292 = 13.4782 BTC [+] -221153;1351561052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24265 @ 0.00047519 = 11.5305 BTC [+] -221152;1351561054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1409 @ 0.00047612 = 0.6709 BTC [+] -221151;1351561055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24923 @ 0.00047661 = 11.8786 BTC [+] -221150;1351561056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12920 @ 0.00047714 = 6.1646 BTC [+] -221149;1351561056;thestringpuller;fuck -221148;1351561057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00047769 = 2.9139 BTC [+] -221147;1351561058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6867 @ 0.00047907 = 3.2898 BTC [+] -221146;1351561059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43200 @ 0.00047955 = 20.7166 BTC [+] -221145;1351561060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17443 @ 0.00047992 = 8.3712 BTC [+] -221144;1351562592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00047264 = 8.5075 BTC [-] -221143;1351562593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.00047992 = 6.143 BTC [+] -221142;1351563207;thestringpuller;smickles: when we playing monopoly yo? -221141;1351564115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00046842 = 6.7452 BTC [-] -221140;1351565631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 93 @ 0.00046842 = 0.0436 BTC [-] -221139;1351565633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47300 @ 0.00046515 = 22.0016 BTC [-] -221138;1351567178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49000 @ 0.00046343 = 22.7081 BTC [-] -221137;1351592189;mircea_popescu;smickles haha does it ? -221136;1351593277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22012 @ 0.00046288 = 10.1889 BTC [+] -221135;1351593279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22888 @ 0.00046217 = 10.5781 BTC [-] -221134;1351594816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23612 @ 0.00046217 = 10.9128 BTC [-] -221133;1351594817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12871 @ 0.00045958 = 5.9153 BTC [-] -221132;1351594819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10917 @ 0.00045951 = 5.0165 BTC [-] -221131;1351595444;mircea_popescu;so everyone was in new york huh -221130;1351595867;veemirc;everyone except for everyone here -221129;1351596344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13224 @ 0.00045951 = 6.0766 BTC [-] -221128;1351596346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27176 @ 0.00045944 = 12.4857 BTC [-] -221127;1351597886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7624 @ 0.00046374 = 3.5356 BTC [+] -221126;1351597887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34076 @ 0.00046378 = 15.8038 BTC [+] -221125;1351599391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00046378 = 3.7566 BTC [+] -221124;1351599392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28600 @ 0.00046395 = 13.269 BTC [+] -221123;1351599393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 607 @ 0.00046409 = 0.2817 BTC [+] -221122;1351599394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.0004642 = 0.5106 BTC [+] -221121;1351599395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 893 @ 0.0004664 = 0.4165 BTC [+] -221120;1351600924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7733 @ 0.00045944 = 3.5528 BTC [-] -221119;1351600925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25459 @ 0.00045899 = 11.6854 BTC [-] -221118;1351602432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26454 @ 0.00046311 = 12.2511 BTC [+] -221117;1351603950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4909 @ 0.00045937 = 2.255 BTC [-] -221116;1351605472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41 @ 0.00045899 = 0.0188 BTC [-] -221115;1351605473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7747 @ 0.00045891 = 3.5552 BTC [-] -221114;1351605475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8709 @ 0.00045888 = 3.9964 BTC [-] -221113;1351605475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00045881 = 7.708 BTC [-] -221112;1351605476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17103 @ 0.00045872 = 7.8455 BTC [-] -221111;1351606807;Chaang-Noi;was there an anoused delay with bfl or something? -221110;1351606812;Chaang-Noi;im seeing new memes -221109;1351607028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14997 @ 0.00045872 = 6.8794 BTC [-] -221108;1351607030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7385 @ 0.00045845 = 3.3857 BTC [-] -221107;1351607063;kakobrekla;urlpls -221106;1351608534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00045845 = 4.9054 BTC [-] -221105;1351609246;EskimoBob;NY area had similar shit going on in August? -221104;1351609267;EskimoBob;Why is this so over hyped? -221103;1351609409;jurov;so, do they have sharks inside every time? -221102;1351609411;jurov;http://statigr.am/p/313569468615628274_27863972 -221101;1351609574;EskimoBob;this is kinda funny :) -221100;1351609595;EskimoBob;poor shark, I hope he can get back to his real home alive -221099;1351610074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13491 @ 0.00045845 = 6.1849 BTC [-] -221098;1351611599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22024 @ 0.00045845 = 10.0969 BTC [-] -221097;1351611601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21976 @ 0.00045842 = 10.0742 BTC [-] -221096;1351613107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35502 @ 0.00045937 = 16.3086 BTC [+] -221095;1351613161;OneMiner;EskimoBob it's the 13' storm surge. Massive low pressure zone that raises the ocean level under the storm. -221094;1351613286;OneMiner;Something like a slow tsunami. -221093;1351614064;dub;not sure about low pressure raising ocean -221092;1351614084;dub;high tide + full moon + wind driven surge -221091;1351614126;dub;pressure is going to need to be a LOT lower for water to have lower gravity than air -221090;1351614198;dub;whats the death toll at anyway? -221089;1351614201;gigavps;dub lower pressure is part of the reason for elevated tide -221088;1351614262;dub;I'd say if it is a part its a functionally imperceptable part -221087;1351614279;OneMiner;Ya, it plays a part in it. There's more than one reason it's so high, that's true. -221086;1351614288;dub;as in a part so small it cannot be measured -221085;1351614351;Chaang-Noi;hey gigavps has bfl delayed their asics? -221084;1351614380;gigavps;Chaang-Noi did you buy some? -221083;1351614384;Chaang-Noi;last i heard was late nov, but now im hearing next year, but i highly suspect its fud -221082;1351614394;Chaang-Noi;no, i invested in a differnt operation -221081;1351614410;gigavps;December is what was in their last release to btc mag -221080;1351614420;dub;wiki says im wrong -221079;1351614420;gigavps;Chaang-Noi invested in an operation? -221078;1351614424;Chaang-Noi;how long ago was that? -221077;1351614426;Chaang-Noi;asic mining -221076;1351614433;Chaang-Noi;with fried cat -221075;1351614454;gigavps;how is asic mining coming? -221074;1351614456;Chaang-Noi;as you know, who gets their first gets awesome pay:) -221073;1351614462;Chaang-Noi;i dont know -221072;1351614466;dub;10mm of ocean for every millibar -221071;1351614472;Chaang-Noi;they say they should be mining end of nov if all goes well -221070;1351614480;Chaang-Noi;with 12 TH -221069;1351614487;Chaang-Noi;50 TH by Feb -221068;1351614494;Chaang-Noi;or 50 TH more -221067;1351614501;OneMiner;This story claims that the atmospheric pressure will raise the surge by several inches to a foot. http://arstechnica.com/science/2012/10/why-sandys-storm-surge-will-pack-an-unusually-strong-punch-in-nyc/ -221066;1351614536;gigavps;Chaang-Noi http://bitcoinmagazine.net/butterfly-labs-releases-more-asic-photos/ -221065;1351614555;Chaang-Noi;thanks giga ill read it -221064;1351614571;gigavps;"scheduled to be released in late November or December." -221063;1351614601;thestringpuller;End of november is too late -221062;1351614605;thestringpuller;reward drop -221061;1351614608;Chaang-Noi;scheduled hmm, inaba was saying things could go wrong cuz they are not making the stuff -221060;1351614626;Chaang-Noi;asic miner might make it just before the drop -221059;1351614629;thestringpuller;reward will drop before december -221058;1351614629;gigavps;Chaang-Noi they have a foundry making the chips -221057;1351614638;dub;OneMiner: yeah up to 500mm looking at one sensor in nyc -221056;1351614638;gigavps;no one will make it before the drop -221055;1351614651;thestringpuller;seconded -221054;1351614664;Chaang-Noi;i just know what i was told -221053;1351614668;gigavps;if you haven't done your calculations with 25 btc blocks, you shouldn't be mining -221052;1351614669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10054 @ 0.00045937 = 4.6185 BTC [+] -221051;1351614670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1727 @ 0.00046064 = 0.7955 BTC [+] -221050;1351614672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 847 @ 0.00046311 = 0.3923 BTC [+] -221049;1351614673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00046425 = 10.2135 BTC [+] -221048;1351614675;OneMiner;dub ya, it's the wind that pushes it up the most. -221047;1351614675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00046599 = 0.7456 BTC [+] -221046;1351614677;Chaang-Noi;they are shotting for end of nev for asic miner -221045;1351614681;Chaang-Noi;nov* -221044;1351614685;thestringpuller;well shit I fucked up that trade -221043;1351614693;thestringpuller;didn't purchase before it went up -221042;1351614694;thestringpuller;oh well -221041;1351614701;gigavps;anyone talked to nefario? -221040;1351614714;Chaang-Noi;not for a long long while -221039;1351614715;dub;I saw a retarded kid at the mall? -221038;1351614716;OneMiner;Reward drop dosen't matter with ASICs. One week of double reward won't matter over the lifetime of the hardware. -221037;1351614737;EskimoBob;gigavps: I did -221036;1351614743;thestringpuller;OneMiner: you're forgetting about the overall deflation + double reward -221035;1351614750;gigavps;EskimoBob what did he say and when? -221034;1351614753;thestringpuller;if you make it before the reward drop -221033;1351614761;thestringpuller;you are hitting real gold -221032;1351614766;EskimoBob;few days ago. I called him :) -221031;1351614781;gigavps;thestringpuller no asics will hit before then -221030;1351614804;Chaang-Noi;asic miner said before the end of Nov.. so even if they do hit it, it wont be much, but it will be 1/4 of the current network -221029;1351614813;thestringpuller;gigavps: exactly so the point is moot, you will have to wait for the coins to deflate before it is truly worth it after reward drop -221028;1351614816;OneMiner;thestringpuller sill, even if they release the ASICs sooner that will just cause the difficulty to go up sooner. Being first is important, reward drop isn't so much. -221027;1351614819;thestringpuller;unless you have access to buy futures -221026;1351614831;thestringpuller;but I don't anyone who sells futures -221025;1351614872;EskimoBob;We had a friendly short chat and I asked him to write a short post about the progress. Hi kept is word and updated the blog. When sending out the BTC is completed, he will contact the issuers and start clearing up that mess -221024;1351614891;gigavps;EskimoBob the site is now down -221023;1351614895;gigavps;glbse.com -221022;1351614897;EskimoBob;Lets hope he keeps his word :) -221021;1351614898;Chaang-Noi;yeah in asics being first is key, and how much first is key... being 1/4 of the net work while the second place asic guy takes 2 more months... well that would be epic -221020;1351614901;EskimoBob;fuck -221019;1351614902;thestringpuller;so why is he so slow? -221018;1351614924;gigavps;EskimoBob nefario is no longer answering his phone -221017;1351614941;dub;EskimoBob: did you complain about his lack of tightness? -221016;1351614947;EskimoBob;gigavps: https://blog.glbse.com/ is up -221015;1351614980;EskimoBob;dub: "tightness"? what are you talking about? -221014;1351614983;gigavps;i'm starting to get worried that nefario is going to pull a runner -221013;1351615005;copumpkin;moo -221012;1351615014;Chaang-Noi;yeah.. i have been wondering for a while too giga -221011;1351615025;dub;EskimoBob: your pet hate! -221010;1351615028;EskimoBob;gigavps: take a trip to UK -221009;1351615030;Chaang-Noi;hi pumpkin.. i want has carve you! -221008;1351615035;rg;why run now -221007;1351615039;rg;why not run a month ago -221006;1351615041;EskimoBob;dub: what pet hate? -221005;1351615057;thestringpuller;;;calc 1.32 * 10.70 -221004;1351615057;gribble;14.124 -221003;1351615063;dub;EskimoBob: you're always complaining about how loose everyone is -221002;1351615064;jurov;like, nef will run with your precious shares? -221001;1351615066;thestringpuller;;;calc 1.32/10.70 -221000;1351615066;gribble;0.123364485981 -220999;1351615074;jurov;and sell them on silk road? -220998;1351615081;Chaang-Noi;i think it might be that nefario was living off of user funds and does not have enough to pay everyone back... so fake a double payment and fail... this is speculation/FUD -220997;1351615082;EskimoBob;dub: you make no sense. Where did I do that? -220996;1351615093;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: noesss -220995;1351615106;Chaang-Noi;its time! muhahahah -220994;1351615133;dub;EskimoBob: all over the forum, this person is looser that person is looser.. is anyone tight enough for you? -220993;1351615135;Chaang-Noi;:) -220992;1351615150;Chaang-Noi;im tight enought for E Bob! -220991;1351615150;rg;lil boyz -220990;1351615232;thestringpuller;;;calc 1.32/10.83 -220989;1351615232;gribble;0.12188365651 -220988;1351615270;EskimoBob;dub: looser.. hmm. I must be making same typo over and over again :) "loser" -220987;1351615346;dub;ah.. that makes more sense -220986;1351615420;thestringpuller;;;calc 10.83 - 10.66 -220985;1351615420;gribble;0.17 -220984;1351615447;Chaang-Noi;what happens if you send email to support at glbse does it bounce back? -220983;1351615501;EskimoBob;dub: your overstatement of "all over the forum" is on a feminine side. Only 3 posts :) -220982;1351615566;dub;must be the sleep deprivation -220981;1351615578;Chaang-Noi;at first i thought the site being down means nothing as he can still pay out, but then i thought, i bet not everyone has made claims... -220980;1351615657;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: I wish people would -220979;1351615670;Diablo-D3;I think Im going to put a notice in the DMC thread -220978;1351615676;EskimoBob;dub: I think you have been talking about this "looser" thing for days now. Get some sleep :) -220977;1351615692;Diablo-D3;if you dont make a claim by the time the information is released, you forfeit your shares -220976;1351615815;copumpkin;"loose" vs. "lose" -220975;1351615823;Chaang-Noi;Diablo-D3 cant do that cuz its not in your contract, also GLBSE is down so people cant amke a claim -220974;1351615828;copumpkin;"noose" vs. "nose" -220973;1351615835;EskimoBob;for some reason I think that the next huge fiasco is related to s.dice -220972;1351615864;Chaang-Noi;them scaming and stealing or govt shutting them down? -220971;1351615877;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: dude, glbse being shutdown isnt in my contract -220970;1351615884;EskimoBob;shut down -220969;1351615885;Diablo-D3;the end of the world quickly approaching isnt in my contract -220968;1351615889;gigavps;EskimoBob s.dice has been losing big the last couple of days -220967;1351615901;gigavps;sorry, meant the satoshidice.com -220966;1351615904;Diablo-D3;the law draws a line somewhere damnit -220965;1351615915;Chaang-Noi;i know diablo-d3 but you cant make it worse by making shit up. stick to the contract -220964;1351615925;EskimoBob;I hope I am wrong but this crap https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121074.0 is sounding like prelude for something else -220963;1351615936;EskimoBob;or am I just a bit paranoid today -220962;1351615952;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: yeah well, I cant do shit until btcmc, asicminer, and btc-mining does something -220961;1351615961;Chaang-Noi;i know -220960;1351615969;Chaang-Noi;just sit tight, its all you can do -220959;1351615979;Chaang-Noi;dont go around saying you will do shit when you cant -220958;1351616007;Chaang-Noi;maybe someone found how to cheat s.dice giga? -220957;1351616066;gigavps;lol, i've won over 1k coins on that site now -220956;1351616091;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: what law? It a fkn half ass anonymous internet cesspool and this amateurish copy/paste legaleese crap ain't helping -220955;1351616110;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I think you missed the point. -220954;1351616128;Chaang-Noi;giga i lost about that much -220953;1351616131;EskimoBob;possible -220952;1351616138;gigavps;Chaang-Noi lol -220951;1351616145;EskimoBob;how do you play s.dice? I never used it -220950;1351616147;Chaang-Noi;my luck is fucking fail -220949;1351616156;Chaang-Noi;everything i do in btc is fail -220948;1351616161;EskimoBob;and what is the url -220947;1351616163;gigavps;Chaang-Noi according to smoothie, you are the "fail captain" -220946;1351616176;EskimoBob;got it -220945;1351616185;Chaang-Noi;he is wrong.. i king of fail... just wait until the SEC jails my ass -220944;1351616187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20355 @ 0.00046621 = 9.4897 BTC [+] -220943;1351616229;OneMiner;How can you tell if satoshidice is winning or loosing? Do you track that yourself gigavps? -220942;1351616232;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: pay me back my PPT's you sold me and then you can go and have your fun in jail -220941;1351616244;Chaang-Noi;i did not sell you shit -220940;1351616251;Chaang-Noi;your broker did -220939;1351616254;gigavps;OneMiner https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.0 -220938;1351616263;Chaang-Noi;nefario sold you everything -220937;1351616271;Chaang-Noi;you need to talk to him... -220936;1351616298;gigavps;Chaang-Noi is taking the most conservative view on the matter, but it is a correct view -220935;1351616320;Chaang-Noi;i lost more on lawyers than statishi dice... -220934;1351616326;Chaang-Noi;like i said im king of fail -220933;1351616348;OneMiner;thanks -220932;1351616433;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: what broker? There was no broker involved -220931;1351616445;Chaang-Noi;lol go look up what that word means -220930;1351616462;Chaang-Noi;cuz you saying i sold you something is lol -220929;1351616469;Chaang-Noi;i never sold you a thing -220928;1351616487;EskimoBob;what are those "lessthan" in sdice? -220927;1351616536;Chaang-Noi;when did you send me btc eskimobob? -220926;1351616542;Chaang-Noi;cuz i never got it -220925;1351616546;Chaang-Noi;and i never sent you anything back either -220924;1351616559;OneMiner;Almost -700BTC on 14.7kBTC of wagers. That's pretty bad for SD... wow, that's nearly 5%! -220923;1351616560;Chaang-Noi;thank fuck the real world law works liek this... -220922;1351616591;EskimoBob;but 14K is nothing compared what they have made -220921;1351616614;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: relax now :) -220920;1351616641;Chaang-Noi;yeah that would be nice -220919;1351616685;EskimoBob;sending BTC just reminded me that long gone usagi was asking for 200+ BTC and promised massive return. Did any of you got your coins back? -220918;1351616712;Chaang-Noi;i did -220917;1351616724;Chaang-Noi;i asked for it back cuz things just did not smeel right -220916;1351616740;Chaang-Noi;he said no and i said fine id just sell the debt on the open market and see what i got -220915;1351616741;EskimoBob;I almost sent that fucker some coin but he went crazy before that -220914;1351616744;Chaang-Noi;so he bought it back -220913;1351616766;Chaang-Noi;yeah s/he going crazy and the odd council with nefario and everything -220912;1351616777;Chaang-Noi;its just seemed all messed up -220911;1351616783;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: dude, you probably got lucky -220910;1351616804;Chaang-Noi;yeah it was about 200 btc i think -220909;1351616816;Chaang-Noi;but still im so far down 200 seems like nothing -220908;1351616832;veemirc;half of people in BTC business are scammers -220907;1351616857;Chaang-Noi;505 chance giga -220906;1351616859;Chaang-Noi;50% -220905;1351616874;gigavps;there -220904;1351616877;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=f17fWth3YgA -220903;1351616914;Chaang-Noi;glad i sold my gigabonds to buy asic miner.. oh wait.. glbse faill but wait, does not even mater cuz nefario stole my account, lulz -220902;1351616942;Chaang-Noi;anyway im fail king and im off to bed -220901;1351616945;Chaang-Noi;night all -220900;1351616950;veemirc;bye -220899;1351616972;OneMiner;night -220898;1351617003;gigavps;later fail king -220897;1351617499;thestringpuller;;;calc 1.32/10.83 -220896;1351617500;gribble;0.12188365651 -220895;1351617717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9572 @ 0.00046601 = 4.4606 BTC [-] -220894;1351617826;rg;da,m -220893;1351617830;rg;i actually had a question for chang -220892;1351618005;Diablo-D3;you know -220891;1351618009;Diablo-D3;I should make a video game -220890;1351618011;Diablo-D3;an awesome video game -220889;1351618014;Diablo-D3;a video game to end all video games -220888;1351618022;Diablo-D3;internal world currency? bitcoins. -220887;1351618032;jurov;rg, i still have that ipv6 question for you -220886;1351618035;thestringpuller;no -220885;1351618042;thestringpuller;lets play monopoly -220884;1351618044;thestringpuller;lol -220883;1351618056;Diablo-D3;ha ha imagine monopoly with bitcoins -220882;1351618078;jurov;hehe... only that there will be no jail -220881;1351618135;thestringpuller;we do it every night -220880;1351618138;thestringpuller;i missed last night -220879;1351618146;thestringpuller;.2 btc buy i -220878;1351618147;thestringpuller;in* -220877;1351618298;jurov;Diablo-D3, they already made some ubergame with devcoins -220876;1351618333;jurov;http://www.devtome.org/wiki/index.php?title=Galactic_Milieu -220875;1351618401;jurov;i'll look into in after i retire perhaps -220874;1351618406;jurov;*into it -220873;1351618643;thestringpuller;jurov -220872;1351618662;jurov;ä? -220871;1351618752;thestringpuller;is historical data being logged? -220870;1351618753;thestringpuller;lol -220869;1351618806;jurov;yes. what kind of data exactly? -220868;1351618915;thestringpuller;just price data against volume -220867;1351618921;thestringpuller;i need to run it against option expirations -220866;1351618978;thestringpuller;and current usd price -220865;1351618986;thestringpuller;date price volume -220864;1351619072;kakobrekla;oh not again -220863;1351619073;kakobrekla;[15:22:05] happyworld: i want to ask is there good PHP programer -220862;1351619073;kakobrekla;[16:41:05] Diler.si: what for -220861;1351619073;kakobrekla;[16:41:57] happyworld: i want to make site for bitcoin trading -220860;1351619073;kakobrekla;[16:42:30] Diler.si: what kind of bitcoin trading site -220859;1351619073;kakobrekla;[16:43:07] happyworld: margain trading as Bitcoinica -220858;1351619074;kakobrekla;[16:43:49] happyworld: i want it secure -220857;1351619075;kakobrekla;[16:43:58] happyworld: margain trading -220856;1351619098;Diablo-D3;you know, I never did get any devcoins -220855;1351619195;jurov;thestringpuller, no, i'm saving only mpex trades, not anything usd-related -220854;1351619240;jurov;maybe there's mtgox or bitcoincharts or clarkmoody api for such -220853;1351619259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4028 @ 0.00046212 = 1.8614 BTC [-] -220852;1351619261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18245 @ 0.00046621 = 8.506 BTC [+] -220851;1351619262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12110 @ 0.0004664 = 5.6481 BTC [+] -220850;1351619262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2517 @ 0.00046708 = 1.1756 BTC [+] -220849;1351619361;thestringpuller;i have that data -220848;1351619368;thestringpuller;i just need timestamp data like from assbo -220847;1351619370;thestringpuller;assbot -220846;1351619381;thestringpuller;jurov ^ -220845;1351619442;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 2 @ 0.23363707 = 0.4673 BTC [-] -220844;1351619494;jurov;something like http://live.coinbr.com/trades24.json?mpsic=S.MPOE ? -220843;1351619560;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 2 @ 0.18264825 = 0.3653 BTC [-] -220842;1351619587;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P100T] 2 @ 0.13841608 = 0.2768 BTC [+] -220841;1351620445;jurov;thestringpuller, did that help? -220840;1351620757;thestringpuller;yea -220839;1351620898;jurov;if you need only last hour txs, you can fetch rss directly form mpex -220838;1351620908;pigeons;http://www.rockethub.com/projects/11106-crowdsourcing-discovery -220837;1351621163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.000461 = 1.844 BTC [-] -220836;1351621164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32536 @ 0.00046099 = 14.9988 BTC [-] -220835;1351622206;EskimoBob;pigeons: interesting link -220834;1351622353;pigeons;;) -220833;1351622703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 564 @ 0.00046031 = 0.2596 BTC [-] -220832;1351622704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20936 @ 0.00046228 = 9.6783 BTC [+] -220831;1351626430;kakobrekla;these nuts. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119634.msg1307444;topicseen#msg1307444 -220830;1351626432;kakobrekla;eh -220829;1351626436;kakobrekla;wrong link -220828;1351626442;kakobrekla;these nuts https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119634.msg1307444;topicseen#msg1307444 -220827;1351626468;kakobrekla;wait was it was the correct link the first time -220826;1351626470;kakobrekla;i need food. -220825;1351626912;jurov;why? you wanted a slot too? -220824;1351627256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33784 @ 0.00046029 = 15.5504 BTC [-] -220823;1351627258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8916 @ 0.00045957 = 4.0975 BTC [-] -220822;1351628777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00046228 = 1.017 BTC [+] -220821;1351630308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5918 @ 0.00045957 = 2.7197 BTC [-] -220820;1351631811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39400 @ 0.00045857 = 18.0677 BTC [-] -220819;1351631856;thestringpuller;smickles: i pmed you something about my mini margin -220818;1351631907;thestringpuller;also sorry about passing out before we could start a monopoly game we can try again tonight -220817;1351632994;dub;theymos must be making some srs coin in this 'new forum software' scam -220816;1351633226;copumpkin;lol -220815;1351633313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00045857 = 3.3934 BTC [-] -220814;1351633315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00045842 = 0.8252 BTC [-] -220813;1351633501;kakobrekla;preetymuch yea -220812;1351634358;jurov;;;calc 4*21 + 4*20 -220811;1351634358;gribble;164 -220810;1351634365;jurov;you mean this? -220809;1351634422;thestringpuller;jurov -220808;1351634436;thestringpuller;what was that link agian to historical data? -220807;1351634448;thestringpuller;is there table data i can access? -220806;1351634494;jurov;http://live.coinbr.com/trades24.json?mpsic=S.MPOE -220805;1351634609;jurov;i can add "since" parameter .. but am not inclined to blow my data cap by supplying too much -220804;1351634639;jurov;or maybe i can provide such only for registered users -220803;1351634680;smickles;mircea_popescu: it does :) -220802;1351634703;smickles;thestringpuller: np about monopoly, we'll play another time -220801;1351634716;smickles;also, are you sure you sent that pm to me? -220800;1351634837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7582 @ 0.00045938 = 3.483 BTC [+] -220799;1351634838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17264 @ 0.00046228 = 7.9808 BTC [+] -220798;1351634839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00046335 = 1.0657 BTC [+] -220797;1351634840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20954 @ 0.00046399 = 9.7224 BTC [+] -220796;1351635252;smickles;'cause I don't see it :o -220795;1351635334;thestringpuller;hey -220794;1351635336;thestringpuller;mang -220793;1351635339;thestringpuller;sorrrry -220792;1351635350;thestringpuller;wanna play monopoly tonight -220791;1351635359;thestringpuller;smickles: ^ -220790;1351635393;smickles;thestringpuller: sure, at about 9pm (utc-7) -220789;1351635410;thestringpuller;9 pm mt? -220788;1351635419;smickles;i think so -220787;1351635435;smickles;well, it happens to be the same as mt right now -220786;1351635452;smickles;after the daylight savings time change, it won't be mt anymore -220785;1351635471;kakobrekla;lolwtf http://www.bitcoin-keys.com/Sales.html -220784;1351635509;smickles;kakobrekla: i didn't know that bitcoin was around back in the '90s -220783;1351635521;kakobrekla;:D -220782;1351635531;kakobrekla;man thats what i thought 2 years back -220781;1351635544;kakobrekla;when i discovered it, all sites were like wtf is this real or scammy joke -220780;1351635558;kakobrekla;it=bitcoin -220779;1351635617;smickles;military discount :) maybe i'll consider it -220778;1351635661;smickles;copy of the id? military ids have ssn on them ! -220777;1351635668;smickles;who would give out a copy of that? -220776;1351635722;jurov;"Verification is all digital 15-20 minute process that includes a digital document signed digitally by you. You will also be required to submit a I.D. and Credit Card/Debit card with all but the last 4 digits blocked out. " -220775;1351635741;kakobrekla;lol on the frontpage text gets cut -220774;1351635748;kakobrekla;"I also check my email frequently during off hours for yo" -220773;1351635841;jurov;this is genial. user will pay $5 for "verification" - privilege to submit personal documents that can be reused to verify mtgox acct, for example -220772;1351635855;jurov;double whammy -220771;1351636050;BTC-Mining;smickles/jurov, hopefully, watermarking it/blurring ssn is okay. -220770;1351636068;BTC-Mining;So they can't be reused elsewhere -220769;1351636118;kakobrekla;>ALL SALES REQUIRE VERIFICATION NOW -220768;1351636124;kakobrekla;how the hell do i buy verification then -220767;1351636314;BTC-Mining;Sale of verification excluded of course... why require verification for something you don't care if it's chargebacked. -220766;1351636334;kakobrekla;Coming Soon! When you are verified a number will be assigned to you, if you are every buying something form someone in the community you send me a email. I will email the person ask for your verification the number, you then confirm your number with the person who is asking. No one ever see's anything but your number. 100% secure on both ends! -220765;1351636334;kakobrekla;Cost Free -220764;1351636335;kakobrekla;^^ -220763;1351636360;kakobrekla;i dont even.. -220762;1351636364;jurov;as i said... he wants to reuse your ID for mtgox registration -220761;1351636400;BTC-Mining;watermark the ID -220760;1351636420;kakobrekla;just dont use the service -220759;1351636428;kakobrekla;its silly -220758;1351636440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00045968 = 2.0226 BTC [-] -220757;1351636441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00046399 = 10.6718 BTC [+] -220756;1351636442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00046598 = 0.7922 BTC [+] -220755;1351636558;BTC-Mining;Well then, watermark 500 IDs from around the world. Send them all and ask "Choose one, whichever you find the most acceptable." -220754;1351636677;jurov;someone obviously has too much time on their hands -220753;1351636985;kakobrekla;mnw? http://i.minus.com/ilYIIP2c9rSly.gif -220752;1351637168;BTC-Mining;I also have juice containing mashed sweet potato. But I'd trade it for more free time to look up ingredients list on things I consume for more odd ingredients and chemicals. -220751;1351637967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00045953 = 3.6762 BTC [-] -220750;1351639480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00045842 = 5.4094 BTC [-] -220749;1351639882;thestringpuller;jurov -220748;1351639884;thestringpuller;jurov -220747;1351639902;thestringpuller;mr. broker man -220746;1351640005;jurov;you're lucky, i almost went already -220745;1351640081;thestringpuller;cam i send coina your way for margin? -220744;1351640103;thestringpuller;i wanma get ahead of the wall before the price shoots up... -220743;1351640149;jurov;yes, you can -220742;1351640487;thestringpuller;you still thwew? -220741;1351640491;thestringpuller;there? -220740;1351640516;jurov;yea, waiting for you -220739;1351640559;thestringpuller;sent -220738;1351640597;thestringpuller;lemme know when i can trade. thanks for the convenience -220737;1351640668;jurov;done -220736;1351640883;thestringpuller;transaction should hit next block -220735;1351640918;jurov;yes, i see it, i have updated your balance without waiting for tx -220734;1351640953;jurov;you can trade nao -220733;1351641001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00045931 = 2.664 BTC [+] -220732;1351641023;jurov;* er, without waiting for block -220731;1351641030;jurov;am not so reckless -220730;1351641226;jurov;looks like that "instant mpex funding" can be quite attractive marketing-wise... but must have reliable bitcoind monitoring + enough reserve at mpex first... -220729;1351641265;mod6;yeah, that worked out pretty slick it looks like -220728;1351641306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00045931 = 2.7559 BTC [+] -220727;1351641320;thestringpuller;thas what brokers are for -220726;1351641327;thestringpuller;insta funding is a wot thing -220725;1351641349;thestringpuller;its like pseudo margin -220724;1351641544;jurov;it does not need extra trust, i don't see a problem doing it for anyone -220723;1351641569;thestringpuller;heh -220722;1351641579;thestringpuller;you need a green address style thingoe -220721;1351641583;thestringpuller;thingie* -220720;1351641672;jurov;like 1CoinBr662GWdiqVz8mXJUnYjWZbBchKAb ? -220719;1351641704;jurov;but i need one per user anyway -220718;1351642228;thestringpuller;will that bid wall on mpoe have an effect? -220717;1351642344;jurov;oh that..... iirc it's put there by mircea himself, long time ago -220716;1351642812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7557 @ 0.00045842 = 3.4643 BTC [-] -220715;1351642814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24043 @ 0.00045819 = 11.0163 BTC [-] -220714;1351642827;jurov;*it's been put there is moar correct, no? -220713;1351642954;thestringpuller;no the smaller one -220712;1351642983;thestringpuller;.00044939 @ sell depth ~ 1m -220711;1351643011;thestringpuller;people are selling into the wall -220710;1351643157;jurov;goodnight..have to wake early -220709;1351643432;mircea_popescu;jurov you have a data cap ? -220708;1351643460;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you crazy romanian -220707;1351643603;mircea_popescu;hallo -220706;1351643748;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -220705;1351643748;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.75104, Best ask: 10.84000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08896, Last trade: 10.84000, 24 hour volume: 24221.65679096, 24 hour low: 10.58000, 24 hour high: 10.85000, 24 hour vwap: 10.73588 -220704;1351643755;mircea_popescu;o headed back to 11 ? -220703;1351643966;mircea_popescu;lol -220702;1351644016;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: if i visit romania can we hang out and go to romanian strip clubs? -220701;1351644028;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134621792179.jpg butt at 11. -220700;1351644044;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller maybe. -220699;1351644057;pigeons;no strip clubs in romania yet, but mircea's has a sister -220698;1351644068;pigeons;#1 in all of romanistan -220697;1351644130;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: so option prices will decline as the month closes? -220696;1351644139;mircea_popescu;yes. -220695;1351644154;mircea_popescu;option price has a time component -220694;1351644182;thestringpuller;it feels like tehy are most effective at the end of the month... -220693;1351644206;copumpkin;thestringpuller: most effective? -220692;1351644221;thestringpuller;best to buy... -220691;1351644234;mircea_popescu;maybe -220690;1351644237;copumpkin;assuming he doesn't have a silly strategy, they're probably no better to buy -220689;1351644247;copumpkin;unless there's external information that he hasn't factored in -220688;1351644250;thestringpuller;the only reason my options paid off was the price was low during a price swap -220687;1351644265;thestringpuller;timing is the key factor... -220686;1351644284;mircea_popescu;nobody succeeds in timing the market. -220685;1351644305;copumpkin;it sure gets wannabe traders' rocks off though -220684;1351644310;mircea_popescu;true -220683;1351644310;copumpkin;best let people think they can -220682;1351644312;thestringpuller;not 100% of the time -220681;1351644329;copumpkin;the time is irrelevant -220680;1351644334;copumpkin;you want more than 50% of the money ;) -220679;1351644335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00045868 = 2.9814 BTC [+] -220678;1351644345;mircea_popescu;this has been the greatest fallacy in economics. the notion that human agency can improve the end results. -220677;1351644355;mircea_popescu;in fact hedge funds consistently underperform indexes. -220676;1351644370;copumpkin;except for a couple :) -220675;1351644397;mircea_popescu;ya, except for a couple : one that doesn't try to time and another that got there by accident. -220674;1351644408;copumpkin;:P -220673;1351644411;mircea_popescu;:p -220672;1351644468;mod6;haha -220671;1351644485;thestringpuller;what do they use instead of timing? -220670;1351644495;mircea_popescu;copumpkin i particularly enjoy the fact that all sorts of imbecile "economists" explain how vulnerable bitcoin is to "well established strategies" -220669;1351644511;mircea_popescu;and then i fail to see them raping bitcoin on mpex with those "well established" strategies of theirs. -220668;1351644514;copumpkin;duuude, just look at the charts -220667;1351644519;copumpkin;I'mma draw a fibonacci spiral -220666;1351644524;mircea_popescu;right-o -220665;1351644532;mod6;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-09-22/peak-career-risk-only-8-hedge-funds-are-outperforming-market -220664;1351644536;copumpkin;I'll invite you to my yacht later -220663;1351644561;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what strategy would you use? or is it a trade secret? -220662;1351644591;mircea_popescu;"Bitcoin takes the monetary system back essentially a hundred years. We know how to beat that system. In fact, we know how to nuke it for profit" -220661;1351644593;mircea_popescu;and yet... -220660;1351644628;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i use the strategy of "try to build useful things" -220659;1351644663;copumpkin;mod6: where do they get their data? -220658;1351644692;copumpkin;oh, from that chart from GS -220657;1351644717;mircea_popescu;sloppy 2nds -220656;1351644753;mod6;copumpkin: here's another i just found: http://www.efinancialnews.com/story/2012-07-10/hfr-h1-hedge-funds-first-half-performance -220655;1351644795;mod6;anyway, its been widly reported this year -- just seaching on google for stuff. -220654;1351644844;thestringpuller;build useful things? -220653;1351644849;mircea_popescu;anyway, the massacre hedge funds are suffering at the hands of a compeltely imaginary stock market is really sad. -220652;1351644867;mircea_popescu;they should be rewarded for their prudence not punished for not having been dumb enough to play bernanke -220651;1351644923;copumpkin;mod6: oh, I was just looking for a list of who was doing better -220650;1351644952;mod6;oh my bad. :) -220649;1351645090;mod6;here's another one: -220648;1351645091;mod6;“Hedge funds are up 3.04% year-to-date as of September, 2012, compared to 13.97% for the S&P 500,” said Mary Ann Bartels, technical research analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. -220647;1351645094;mod6;“This ranks as the third worst relative performance for Q1-Q3 since our records begin in 1994, following 1995’s 12.8% and 1997’s 11%.” -220646;1351645112;mod6;http://business.financialpost.com/2012/10/01/relative-hedge-fund-returns-worst-since-1997/ -220645;1351645310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00045868 = 4.174 BTC [+] -220644;1351645311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31900 @ 0.00045931 = 14.652 BTC [+] -220643;1351645312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18680 @ 0.00046598 = 8.7045 BTC [+] -220642;1351645313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8583 @ 0.00046708 = 4.0089 BTC [+] -220641;1351645314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.000468 = 1.872 BTC [+] -220640;1351645315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00046805 = 2.6679 BTC [+] -220639;1351645316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39900 @ 0.00046864 = 18.6987 BTC [+] -220638;1351645318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00046909 = 5.676 BTC [+] -220637;1351645319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00046956 = 6.8086 BTC [+] -220636;1351645320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42025 @ 0.00046956 = 19.7333 BTC [+] -220635;1351645321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8959 @ 0.00046965 = 4.2076 BTC [+] -220634;1351645322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.0004705 = 2.7289 BTC [+] -220633;1351645322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00047103 = 7.772 BTC [+] -220632;1351645323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00047186 = 3.6805 BTC [+] -220631;1351645324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44300 @ 0.00047269 = 20.9402 BTC [+] -220630;1351645325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28900 @ 0.00047316 = 13.6743 BTC [+] -220629;1351645326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1157 @ 0.00047992 = 0.5553 BTC [+] -220628;1351645328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700096 @ 0.00048 = 336.0461 BTC [+] -220627;1351645352;mod6;rally -220626;1351645359;mircea_popescu;o wow it was 45 ? -220625;1351645384;mircea_popescu;then again... october was a pretty darn shitty month. -220624;1351645394;mircea_popescu;mpoe made a wash, s.dice i guess will report its first loss ? -220623;1351645503;smickles;well, if people value mpex in terms of usd, a drop in usd/btc should mean s.mpoe rally -220622;1351645515;smickles;with a little lag, it seems -220621;1351645579;mircea_popescu;why would people value mpex in terms of usd ? -220620;1351645589;thestringpuller;btc/usd value is on the rise -220619;1351645609;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you can get more shares for your btc -220618;1351645614;smickles;;;ticker -220617;1351645615;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.81400, Best ask: 10.81999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00599, Last trade: 10.82000, 24 hour volume: 24414.81850755, 24 hour low: 10.58000, 24 hour high: 10.85000, 24 hour vwap: 10.73950 -220616;1351645659;thestringpuller;in terms of usd -220615;1351645681;mircea_popescu;i still don't see it. -220614;1351645686;mircea_popescu;i mean, i guess some do, but -220613;1351645766;smickles;mircea_popescu: It might be justifiable for someone with net worth which is mostly tied up in usd to value even things like MPEx in usd -220612;1351645790;mircea_popescu;like a convenience thing ? -220611;1351645847;smickles;convenience could be one reason. relatedly, maybe they can only 'think' in terms of usd -220610;1351645891;mircea_popescu;aka convenience. maybe so. -220609;1351645899;smickles;or they see it as an investment where they want a return in usd terms, they don't care about btc value fluctuations -220608;1351645948;mircea_popescu;ya i guess if they do that then weakening of btc/usd is actually buy signal for s.mpoe -220607;1351645957;mircea_popescu;as in, "get more shares of the same company for the same usd" -220606;1351645973;smickles;exactly -220605;1351645974;mircea_popescu;then lag would measure their usd -> btc -> mpex latency -220604;1351645991;smickles;additionally, their awareness -220603;1351646003;mircea_popescu;ya. like 24 hours, that's not too bad -220602;1351646089;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121158.0 i coulda sworn somebody was doing this exactly -220601;1351646141;smickles;yeah jjjimy or whatever his name is -220600;1351646181;mircea_popescu;nah -220599;1351646186;smickles;or did he get taken out in some way? -220598;1351646187;mircea_popescu;of the old guys -220597;1351646265;smickles;your sec sigline seems to be getting good exposure (for the forum) -220596;1351646314;mircea_popescu;it certainly seems to have broken the psychosis. -220595;1351646810;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: whats next? -220594;1351646842;mircea_popescu;who knows ? -220593;1351646904;thestringpuller;you do -220592;1351646911;thestringpuller;mr. illuminati -220591;1351646923;thestringpuller;i bet you manipulate the markets -220590;1351646925;thestringpuller;lol jk -220589;1351646931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18970 @ 0.00046037 = 8.7332 BTC [-] -220588;1351646938;mircea_popescu;and also slept with pirate's hot sister -220587;1351646966;smickles;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.C -220586;1351646971;smickles;lol -220585;1351647023;mircea_popescu;heh -220584;1351647044;mircea_popescu;"he also lied about having an OTC rating at the time if the transaction to get me to send first. I was knew and didn't know what OCT was then and was desperate for money so I foolishly agreed." -220583;1351647044;smickles;at least it isn't a buy order -220582;1351647072;mircea_popescu;people should buy moar grammer -220581;1351647121;smickles;wow, i'ven't the mind to understand that -220580;1351647482;mircea_popescu;"I thought genjix had to eat catfood + bits of newspaper cause he was so poor ?" 0.0 -220579;1351648210;mircea_popescu;o also, f.giga.etf going away on dec 1st, if anyone missed it earlier -220578;1351648211;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121308.0 -220577;1351648450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00045982 = 0.4138 BTC [-] -220576;1351648584;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -220575;1351648585;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.80101, Best ask: 10.88754, Bid-ask spread: 0.08653, Last trade: 10.80100, 24 hour volume: 25732.98766624, 24 hour low: 10.58000, 24 hour high: 10.89000, 24 hour vwap: 10.75200 -220574;1351648926;BTC-Mining;What if the information is released at a later date? -220573;1351649001;mircea_popescu;i guess the proceeds get donated. -220572;1351649038;BTC-Mining;=/ -220571;1351649046;mircea_popescu;what can i tell you. -220570;1351649074;mircea_popescu;it's been a month already. november is another month. how much later than that ? 2014 ? -220569;1351649133;BTC-Mining;Well maybe not. -220568;1351649199;BTC-Mining;But seeing as he sent payments (the good amounts) to many and it's not completed after one month, it doesn't look like he lost the database. But he's been incredibly slow. -220567;1351649205;mircea_popescu;irl dividends are paid yearly. in bitcoin people expect weekly, some even daily. monthly is considered VERY rarely. -220566;1351649245;mircea_popescu;yet when it comes to booking losses... nobody thinks o look, five weeks that's five irl years -220565;1351649247;BTC-Mining;So if he releases data, I would doubt it would happen by December 1st -220564;1351649258;mircea_popescu;really ? -220563;1351649275;BTC-Mining;really what? -220562;1351649279;mircea_popescu;i think it's much like missing persons. those not found in twoo weeks are never found. -220561;1351649443;BTC-Mining;Yes, but it's not like Nefario disappeared without any news with everything. -220560;1351649481;BTC-Mining;If one day, the website had suddenly disappeared along with Nefario, that would be acceptable. -220559;1351649481;mircea_popescu;well... the way these things work is that there's some communication originally... but nothing comes of it. -220558;1351649518;mircea_popescu;bitcoinica's still not paid. people still entertain the notion they will get something back, obviously, but it's been what, half a year. -220557;1351649540;BTC-Mining;But Nefario paid many people so far =/ -220556;1351649540;mircea_popescu;bitfloor... went down, guy asked for our help, now he's gone. -220555;1351649566;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining paid some people originally. that was weeks ago. then he stopped payng, and now his site is gone. -220554;1351649611;mircea_popescu;(in fact, it may well be argued nefario stole the few k btc he had of glbse money, then insisted theymos return the few hundred he held, then used that to pay SOME people and end of story there) -220553;1351649634;BTC-Mining;Last 2 statements seems innaccurate. -220552;1351649657;mircea_popescu;did he pay more than what theymos held ? -220551;1351649664;mircea_popescu;i recall you had a thread about it -220550;1351649676;BTC-Mining;Apparently, a lot more. -220549;1351649714;mircea_popescu;how much does it all add up to, got al ink handy ? -220548;1351649718;BTC-Mining;From only declared claims which are a lot fewer than the payment chains seen those claims are included in. -220547;1351649733;BTC-Mining;Let me fetch that -220546;1351649735;mircea_popescu;nm found it -220545;1351649775;mircea_popescu;i see ~1300 btc ? (why not add a TOTAL at the end ?) -220544;1351649816;BTC-Mining;Not a bad idea -220543;1351649872;mircea_popescu;but anyway, a key consideration is that those shareholder lists are only useful early on. they decay so to speak -220542;1351649928;BTC-Mining;But claims are included in payment chains for much larger amounts. It is yet to see if users received all of those without more claims. -220541;1351649954;mircea_popescu;suppsoe i have a 1k btc payment in my wallet (and it's all i have) -220540;1351649972;mircea_popescu;if i pay you 100 btc, is it right that my program takes 100 btc to your address and 900 btc to another address of mine ? -220539;1351649984;BTC-Mining;Yup -220538;1351650005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16457 @ 0.00045819 = 7.5404 BTC [-] -220537;1351650006;mircea_popescu;so... -220536;1351650007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5243 @ 0.00045799 = 2.4012 BTC [-] -220535;1351650010;BTC-Mining;Should be like that, considering that's how bitcoin transactions work... -220534;1351650018;mircea_popescu;much more importantly tho, were all the payments sorta early oct ? -220533;1351650072;BTC-Mining;Mid october. Had been over a week. -220532;1351650083;mircea_popescu;mk -220531;1351650104;mircea_popescu;so what makes you think that the lists will be released, but after december ? -220530;1351650122;BTC-Mining;At least for mine. I was one of the first paid out I think. -220529;1351650272;BTC-Mining;Because since Nefario did not disappear with the funds, I still believe it is in the "realm of probable" that he'll release the information, and not in the "realm of possible" -220528;1351650354;mircea_popescu;ok, so you believe he'll release it -220527;1351650362;mircea_popescu;but why wouyld it take another month ? -220526;1351650364;BTC-Mining;You know how it was. Nefario would say he'd have a new feature released next week and end up completing it 2 month laters. -220525;1351650378;mircea_popescu;you gotta be kidding me -220524;1351650404;BTC-Mining;He also managed to screw up payments on the 16th -220523;1351650458;BTC-Mining;and he seems to want to send all balances out before then giving the addresses to issuers. -220522;1351650472;mircea_popescu;so when exactly do you expect the shareholder lists to be released ? -220521;1351650501;BTC-Mining;Somewhere in the next weeks to 3 months -220520;1351650545;BTC-Mining;After that I'd probably start to assume he managed to lose the database after closing GLBSE -220519;1351650640;mircea_popescu;mk, so wanna bet the shareholder lists aren't released by feb 1st ? -220518;1351650775;BTC-Mining;feb 1st? I'd bet you 5 BTC it is released by then. (For those who submitted their information, not in full.) -220517;1351650892;mircea_popescu;what were decent-ish assets there ? giga, asicminer and what'd be a third ? -220516;1351650905;BTC-Mining;Bitbond -220515;1351650917;kakobrekla;so who is going to escrow the bet -220514;1351650921;BTC-Mining;and quite a few lowball mining operations -220513;1351650952;BTC-Mining;Mutual trust? -220512;1351650967;BTC-Mining;Unless mircea wants an escrow for this one. -220511;1351650983;mircea_popescu;mkay. so " by feb 1st more than half the shareholders are reinstated in at least two of gigamining, asicminer, bitbond as a result of nefario releasing the lists to the respective asset owners" -220510;1351650986;mircea_popescu;is our bet. -220509;1351650988;mircea_popescu;works for you ? -220508;1351651105;BTC-Mining;I have no idea what proportion of holders gave their info to be sent to issuer. I would go more by the lack of complaints that some submitted their info and weren't included in the list sent to issuer. -220507;1351651182;mircea_popescu;hm -220506;1351651201;mircea_popescu;but i mean... if not even half the shareholders are reinstated the thing is moot anyway -220505;1351651209;mircea_popescu;might as well not have happened -220504;1351651284;BTC-Mining;Yes, but if the contact information was not given, it's impossible to release that info to issuers anyway. But technically, that means Nefario would have released the full list if he could have done so, so theorically, it would be done. -220503;1351651350;BTC-Mining;Let's say, if any of gigamining, asicminer or bitbond have together a total of at least 2 or more complaints from members with 50+ posts that they submitted their info but are not included in the released list, or the information for any of those 3 asset is not released at all by February 1st, it shall be deamed the information was not released. -220502;1351651350;mircea_popescu;well so theoretically he's done it already >< -220501;1351651379;mircea_popescu;ok, i guess i can go with that for 5 btc -220500;1351651406;BTC-Mining;No, because he received the contact information from an unkown amount of persons but no issuers were forwarded that info. So even theorically, he has not released the data. -220499;1351651469;mircea_popescu;im mostly curious to find what exact way does nefario find to both fuck up in some entirely unexpected novel way and also render this bet moot in one fell swoop -220498;1351651549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26700 @ 0.00045799 = 12.2283 BTC [-] -220497;1351651609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19867 @ 0.00045982 = 9.1352 BTC [+] -220496;1351651610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00046388 = 5.5666 BTC [+] -220495;1351651612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24733 @ 0.00046502 = 11.5013 BTC [+] -220494;1351651613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43400 @ 0.0004657 = 20.2114 BTC [+] -220493;1351651816;BTC-Mining;He'll accidentally provoke a vacuum metastability event, resulting in a stabler state propagating throughout the Universe at the speed of light, defining new constants for the laws of physics, rendering all Earth and its matter... different. -220492;1351651840;BTC-Mining;Rendering everything seen by humans pretty much meaningless. -220491;1351651845;BTC-Mining;Including the bet. -220490;1351651855;BTC-Mining;How does that sound? -220489;1351651882;dub;wat -220488;1351651912;mircea_popescu;that sounds muchly exaggerated. -220487;1351651960;BTC-Mining;Yes. It is. -220486;1351652007;BTC-Mining;It's the most blown out of proportion screw up someone could do. -220485;1351652036;mircea_popescu;i would guess he just mixes the shareholder tables -220484;1351652042;mircea_popescu;sends company 1 list for company 2 -220483;1351652070;BTC-Mining;eh, I'd consider that as information not released. -220482;1351652098;BTC-Mining;As the correct issuer would not have the correct information. -220481;1351652114;mircea_popescu;ya but he wouldn't know this -220480;1351652148;mircea_popescu;and seeing how there's maybe a coupla dozen actual people with actual investments -220479;1351652158;mircea_popescu;and they mostly held everything, being re -220478;1351652189;BTC-Mining;That he knows matter not. Just that each issuer receives all the information Nefario was aware of, and that they have the correct information. -220477;1351652192;mircea_popescu;being rearranged aroung might not even be noticed -220476;1351652225;BTC-Mining;Since AML was not required and the majority probably claimed... -220475;1351652252;BTC-Mining;I would doubt it would go unnoticed. -220474;1351652261;BTC-Mining;The total amount of shares vary a lot. -220473;1351652280;BTC-Mining;From one issue to the other. -220472;1351652280;mircea_popescu;well ok then -220471;1351652311;BTC-Mining;Plus some people would certainly they got shares of X instead of Y. -220470;1351652320;BTC-Mining;Some might not complain... but many would. -220469;1351652329;BTC-Mining;I'm sure the outcome will be very clear. -220468;1351652404;BTC-Mining;oh, and dub -220467;1351652407;BTC-Mining;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_vacuum -220466;1351652441;mircea_popescu;Barack Obama will be re-elected as the president of USA -220465;1351652441;mircea_popescu;955.94 347.20 -220464;1351652454;mircea_popescu;Mitt Romney will be elected President of the USA -220463;1351652454;mircea_popescu;80.90 227.78 -220462;1351652465;mircea_popescu;;;calc 227.78 / 80.9 -220461;1351652466;gribble;2.81557478368 -220460;1351652473;mircea_popescu;;;calc 955.94/347.20 -220459;1351652473;gribble;2.75328341014 -220458;1351652733;BTC-Mining;But really, what bothers me is not the delisting (and trading stopping, which would be appropriate), but the complete deletion of data. The ETF has no terms reserving yourself the right to arbitrarily void the obligation. -220457;1351652808;BTC-Mining;I would expect the obligation to be honored, wether the assets resurface in 1 day or 2 years. -220456;1351652856;BTC-Mining;Keeping the data aside doesn't cost much logistically. -220455;1351652873;mircea_popescu;well, it is kept aside if you keep your stats. -220454;1351652894;mircea_popescu;mpex isn't designed to be a sort of glbse -220453;1351653022;BTC-Mining;Hmm, but the data does exist. Wouldn't a simple backup of the tables containing the data for the ETF be enough? -220452;1351653036;mircea_popescu;enough for what tho ? -220451;1351653079;BTC-Mining;To reinstate it should it become possible. -220450;1351653141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.00046534 = 11.3543 BTC [-] -220449;1351653157;mircea_popescu;nah, if it doesn't come to its senses by dec 1st it's not getting reinstated. -220448;1351653173;mircea_popescu;some direct thing, maybe, but glbse shares, no. -220447;1351653207;BTC-Mining;That's the thing, they would be direct shares with Gigamining should the information be released. -220446;1351653222;BTC-Mining;not GLBSE shares -220445;1351653252;mircea_popescu;basically, the reasoning is this : there was a company organised to finance a ship sent to wherever. -220444;1351653255;mircea_popescu;that ship was lost at sea -220443;1351653265;mircea_popescu;if it's not heard from in X time, the company is dissolved as worthless. -220442;1351653287;BTC-Mining;Gigavps keeps track of all payments due and if information is released, will pay all what is due. -220441;1351653309;BTC-Mining;The "company" is neither lost, or getting dissolved. -220440;1351653331;mircea_popescu;the etf held glbse shares. -220439;1351653335;mircea_popescu;that's the ship. -220438;1351653347;mircea_popescu;sure, the concept of spices, or the concept of cargo, or the ship's destination still exists. -220437;1351653361;mircea_popescu;but the ship itself is lost at sea. -220436;1351653396;BTC-Mining;The ship's location is known. Who the cargo is to be delivered to is not known. -220435;1351653411;BTC-Mining;GLBSE simply either hasn't released who had how many shares. -220434;1351653426;mircea_popescu;but glbse.com is no longer responding, is it. -220433;1351653470;BTC-Mining;Nefario still talked to a few people recently. But doesn't answer publicly or to support requests. -220432;1351653483;mircea_popescu;not what i said tho. -220431;1351653497;mircea_popescu;glbse.com is no longer responding, the website itself. -220430;1351653500;BTC-Mining;Probably because they consist on thousands upon thousands of tickets looking like: "I haven't received my balance yet. Why?" -220429;1351653509;BTC-Mining;Ah, GLBSE.com -220428;1351653517;mircea_popescu;yes. so no, the ship's location is not known. -220427;1351653520;mircea_popescu;it USED to be known. -220426;1351653533;mircea_popescu;and back when it still was known, we were still waiting. -220425;1351653552;BTC-Mining;I don't see how GLBSE is the ship. The ship is Gigavps's mining operation. -220424;1351653588;mircea_popescu;well that's an incorrect representation. obviously it may be convenient, but it's not the case. -220423;1351653595;mircea_popescu;the etf held glbse shares, nothing else. -220422;1351653613;BTC-Mining;Your IPO technically states: "The owner of this ETF holds 900 perpetual 5.0Mh/s bonds (details), " -220421;1351653630;BTC-Mining;Not GLBSE shares, GIGAMINING mining bonds. -220420;1351653647;kakobrekla;the ship is sailing in milk. -220419;1351653658;mircea_popescu;there's sufficient reference to "owning shares" to satisfy this point. -220418;1351653687;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla -220417;1351653786;BTC-Mining;The shares were traded on GLBSE. But GLBSE was never the ship. It never mined or produced the returns. It was merely sending the ship where it was to be delivered. Now the ship doesn't know where to go. -220416;1351653830;mircea_popescu;The shares were traded on GLBSE. But GLBSE was never the ship. << what's this, cognitive dissonance 101 ? -220415;1351653877;BTC-Mining;Because GLBSE was never the shares or represented them, they were merely a platform to exchange the bonds. -220414;1351653888;mircea_popescu;this is not true. -220413;1351653894;mircea_popescu;this is true of mpex, yes, because mpex is correctly designed -220412;1351653902;mircea_popescu;not the case of glbse however. -220411;1351653919;mircea_popescu;with glbse, nefario == glbse == the shares. there's no way to actually make these distinctions you'd like -220410;1351653929;mircea_popescu;sure, they're desperately needed, but unfortunately did not exist. -220409;1351653976;kakobrekla;I think Pirates like Goats Milk. -220408;1351654295;BTC-Mining;What you're saying sounds like if my broker, after the NYSE let's say is hit by a meteor and trading is halted, coming to me to say he has no news of when it will come back and that holders data might or might not be lost, possibly never to come back and says "You have to let go." (said in a very comforting voice, patting you on the shoulder, with a grin on his face), because obviously -220407;1351654295;BTC-Mining;the traded company and their stock don't exist without the stock exchange. So he'll delete all his records of which stocks that he held in my name because he consider the ship lost at see. And if data comes back: "Oh sorry. Can't give you anything, I don't have records showing what I owe you." -220406;1351654348;mircea_popescu;why does it sound like that ? -220405;1351654441;BTC-Mining;Because that's exactly what you're doing? Except the moment where you tell me I have to let go. -220404;1351654496;BTC-Mining;It's not like someone lost at see who is declared as such because he can't survive too long in the open sea so all efforts should be abandoned. Shares can't die, even if lost for years. -220403;1351654499;mircea_popescu;but you are familiar with the circumstance that the nyse merely trades, there's clearing houses and depositary isntitutions which actually hold the shares and settle/clear the transactions -220402;1351654500;mircea_popescu;correct ? -220401;1351654648;mircea_popescu;well ?! -220400;1351654673;BTC-Mining;Yes, and it should have been done. The fact GLBSE was 100% central seems moot however. Because the fact the data might not resurface and the broker might not get access to the shares he held for me does not excuse him to erase all data just for the heck of it based on his personal expectations of what will happen. I would expect the same from someone managing an ETF. -220399;1351654677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00046534 = 6.9801 BTC [-] -220398;1351654678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00046531 = 1.0702 BTC [-] -220397;1351654700;BTC-Mining;Especially with something as easy to avoid by simply not willingly deleting the data. -220396;1351654714;mircea_popescu;so, to fix your example : if a rain of meteors obliterates the nyse, and each and all scrap of trace of the existance, chain of custody and so forth of an asset -220395;1351654727;mircea_popescu;will you be surprised if your broker says, after a few years/a decade, "sorry" and moves on ? -220394;1351654749;BTC-Mining;After a decade, no. -220393;1351654754;mircea_popescu;right. -220392;1351654758;mircea_popescu;it's been 8 dividend periods. -220391;1351654762;mircea_popescu;that's close to a decade. -220390;1351654785;BTC-Mining;It hasn't been a decade however. -220389;1351654797;mircea_popescu;but this isn't an irl broker, however. -220388;1351654809;mircea_popescu;time moves at a different pace here, as proven by the fact dividends are not paid yearly. -220387;1351654865;BTC-Mining;If no trace are found of records and it's obvious they were destroyed, I would not mind that my broker moves on and asks the same of me. But this is not the case. -220386;1351654880;BTC-Mining;Time does not move at a different pace? -220385;1351654882;mircea_popescu;now, i haven't DONE THIS FIRST, but announced it with ample time in advance exactly so as to have the opportunity for this sort of conversation -220384;1351654970;BTC-Mining;Dividends are paid more often simply because Bitcoins (and bitcoin mining) allows income and sharing of it much faster without all the financial fees to send those funds around. Not because time magically paces faster around Bitcoins. -220383;1351654993;mircea_popescu;again, cognitive dissonance 101 ? -220382;1351655000;mircea_popescu;things happen faster but they don't happen faster ? -220381;1351655003;mircea_popescu;well, why not ? -220380;1351655041;BTC-Mining;The dividends happen faster. Time does not move faster. They are different things. -220379;1351655060;mircea_popescu;your irl broker will move on after 10 dividend periods, aka a decade irl. mpex moves on after 10 dividend periods, aka 2 months irl. -220378;1351655063;mircea_popescu;seems rather reasonable. -220377;1351655124;BTC-Mining;I would attribute the frequent dividend to the nature of Bitcoins. They allow it for not being as slow and not requiring such wire fees for sending funds. Plus the small nature of operations can also manage to pay more often. -220376;1351655141;mircea_popescu;right. -220375;1351655156;mircea_popescu;but the asset has in fact already missed something like 5 or 6 dividend payments, correct ? -220374;1351655173;BTC-Mining;The time my IRL broker moves on is not based on dividend periods, it's based on leaving time for the recovery of record. That dividends are paid every day or every 10 years matters not. -220373;1351655193;mircea_popescu;well, why not ? -220372;1351655227;mircea_popescu;if "allows income and sharing of it much faster" that'd seem on the face that it... allows... things...moving...faster. -220371;1351655242;mircea_popescu;why should just some things move faster ? -220370;1351655249;BTC-Mining;Because why would he wait before moving on? For data recovery if possible. If not possible, move on. -220369;1351655258;mircea_popescu;right. -220368;1351655278;mircea_popescu;so you are literally telling me that it takes two months to do a couple sql queries on nefario's end ? -220367;1351655302;BTC-Mining;Data recovery is completly unrelated and independant of payment periods. -220366;1351655312;mircea_popescu;it's not like he has to dig out records from a 5mn folders pile of paper. -220365;1351655318;mircea_popescu;no, it's not lol -220364;1351655334;mircea_popescu;since the very reason you gave for faster payment periods was ease of handling the data -220363;1351655408;BTC-Mining;Well who's to say because it is easy and faster, it will be done so? You could pay out on S.MPOE daily or weekly, but you do not. -220362;1351655428;mircea_popescu;no, i do not. i think the weekly thing is unconscionable. -220361;1351655435;mircea_popescu;but that's really besides the point isn't it ? -220360;1351655456;BTC-Mining;Not really. -220359;1351655479;mircea_popescu;how so ? -220358;1351655602;BTC-Mining;I claim payment period can possibly be more frequent, but not obligated. I want to know why, because of these faster periods (completly unrelated and optional), you feel it's ok to move on and delete all data just as much faster, without any knowledge of what's happening on Nefario's side? -220357;1351655652;mircea_popescu;but do you actually claim that objectively the time needed to retrieve the data is in the months rather than minutes scale ? -220356;1351655663;BTC-Mining;No -220355;1351655671;mircea_popescu;ok. so then what is your idea here ? -220354;1351655687;mircea_popescu;that more time could conceivably helpand thus is a right ? -220353;1351655716;mircea_popescu;nefario could in fact have released all the data in question in half the time we took discussing his idiocy so far. -220352;1351655719;mircea_popescu;just in this present bout. -220351;1351655726;BTC-Mining;But he seemed quite concerned of the legalities when he closed. He didn't run away with all the funds. He did take time to start processing. He's probably still concerned. -220350;1351655753;mircea_popescu;so ?! -220349;1351655785;BTC-Mining;So he could be checking further how to minimize his liabilities. -220348;1351655810;mircea_popescu;after the fact ? -220347;1351655811;BTC-Mining;Decide to require AML again for disclosing assets, or anything really. -220346;1351655820;BTC-Mining;Yes, after the fact. -220345;1351655849;mircea_popescu;i still don't see how any of this makes any sense or amounts to an actual challenge -220344;1351655868;mircea_popescu;i mean... maybe he decides to give us all candy, in the future. it's possible, why not. -220343;1351655880;mircea_popescu;but that aside : a catastrophe has occured -220342;1351655899;mircea_popescu;even though this was not specifically written out in thecontract, a set interval of time will be allowed for recovery -220341;1351655905;mircea_popescu;after which that's that. -220340;1351655911;mircea_popescu;do you see a problem in principle with this ? -220339;1351655970;BTC-Mining;If you don't know the facts, he claims to have asked the FSA about it long ago but they claimed not to be concerned by anything Bitcoins related. (Probably miscommunication). Trying to go legal, he consulted again and was told to stop or he could be charged. -220338;1351655987;mircea_popescu;you know this as a fact ? -220337;1351656020;BTC-Mining;I'll have to fetch the sources, but it seems likely. Seems to be what GLBSE shareholders claim. -220336;1351656028;mircea_popescu;well does it seem likely or wtf. -220335;1351656039;mircea_popescu;half the glbse shareholders are pretty much lieing scumbags, as it came out. -220334;1351656057;mircea_popescu;i thought you were all against mixing fact and fiction. -220333;1351656126;BTC-Mining;Hmm, yes. But fact is, if it's indeed true, he could limit his liabilities by applying regulations after he's been made aware of it, and would certainly get him to delay things a lot while consulting. -220332;1351656154;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: the glbse flaming and whatnot... don't you have ties to a competing exchange? as such, isn' -220331;1351656155;mircea_popescu;look, i have in fact hired lawyers in this life, i'm not talking out of imagination. -220330;1351656162;mircea_popescu;NEVER have i waited A MONTH for a fucking report. -220329;1351656165;kuzetsa;isn't FUD surrounding GLBSE good for your business? -220328;1351656175;mircea_popescu;maybe a couple of weeks, if it was REALLY involved and complex and needed loads of research -220327;1351656185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1131 @ 0.00046045 = 0.5208 BTC [-] -220326;1351656185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.00046037 = 12.7522 BTC [-] -220325;1351656188;BTC-Mining;I'm against opinion passing as facts, or misquoting. -220324;1351656189;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa i own the exchange glbse was trying to compete with. -220323;1351656207;kuzetsa;uh huh -220322;1351656211;BTC-Mining;But Nefario seems to only be able to aford some lousy lawyer. -220321;1351656228;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ok, but let's get back on track here. -220320;1351656264;BTC-Mining;If Nefario is screwing things up or being slow, it wouldn't excuse you from doing just as much in return. Plus it opens you to accusations. You should keep the data for at least more than 2 months is what I am saying. -220319;1351656302;mircea_popescu;well so i said it's kept a month, you want it to be kept two. am i correct in inferring that at least in principle you don't see a problem, and you mostly dispute the actual time interval ? -220318;1351656350;BTC-Mining;No, after the 1st December, you'll have kept it for more than 2 months. -220317;1351656362;mircea_popescu;huh ? -220316;1351656375;BTC-Mining;hmm... 2 months actually -220315;1351656386;BTC-Mining;Since the day GLBSE went down. -220314;1351656408;mircea_popescu;how do we count that ? was it oct 1st ? or with goat ? or with yest when it finally went offline ? -220313;1351656480;BTC-Mining;And yes, I dispute the time interval. Your argument so far was that if payment periods go faster, why not the time allowed to disclose the information before considering it gone for good? But you yourself agreed that the two were unrelated. -220312;1351656496;BTC-Mining;I do not dispute the delisting, nor the need to eventually move on. -220311;1351656504;mircea_popescu;so for clarity, you agree with the principle, but disagree with the interval ? -220310;1351656507;mircea_popescu;kay. -220309;1351656515;mircea_popescu;well... so what's the rationale for your interval ? -220308;1351656559;sgornick;> mircea_popescu wonders if everyone else is alseep/sexting/busy not giving a shit or quite the contrary, -220307;1351656574;mircea_popescu;o hai sgornick -220306;1351656588;mircea_popescu;how much is it ? -220305;1351656596;sgornick;about two satoshis. -220304;1351656604;mircea_popescu;address ? :p -220303;1351656618;kakobrekla;hey, thats my fee. -220302;1351656622;BTC-Mining;8/60th of minimum salary in whatever area he is located. -220301;1351656631;BTC-Mining;minimum hourly salary* -220300;1351656638;kuzetsa;;;gpg info sgornick -220299;1351656638;gribble;User 'sgornick', with keyid F64A32C07327B2F8, fingerprint 1619E0F30A0AE945C3A5407EF64A32C07327B2F8, and bitcoin address 1ADZYhYZu1epmsZUAUa2fZ299p7xwVJ46k, registered on Mon Mar 7 00:42:20 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=sgornick . Currently not authenticated. -220298;1351656647;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: probably that one :P -220297;1351656671;mircea_popescu;maybe he wants satoshi pairs sent to special mating addresses where they can multiply, what do i know. -220296;1351656681;kuzetsa;heh -220295;1351656749;smickles;BTC-Mining: "... He didn't run away with all the funds. ..." << um actually you can't quite say this, only 2 of my 3 accounts received btc back -220294;1351656777;BTC-Mining;He didn't run away with >>ALL<< the funds -220293;1351656797;smickles;heh, he did from the perspective of those accounts -220292;1351656812;smickles;and i put that backward -220291;1351656818;smickles;1 of 3 got btc back -220290;1351656819;mircea_popescu;smickles in the end it seems he paid ~1.3k or so -220289;1351656829;BTC-Mining;So you could expect he actually intends to refund everyone. Wether he can or screw up doing so however, is uncertain, since there's already a screw up. -220288;1351656830;mircea_popescu;originally i was thinking he just paid theymos' funds -220287;1351656855;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i still don't understand why would he not have issued the assets, if he's gonna do it. -220286;1351656865;mircea_popescu;i mean, at first few days cause it might take some time to recombobulate the data -220285;1351656873;mircea_popescu;then cause he was holding theymos hostage for btc -220284;1351656874;mircea_popescu;now ? -220283;1351656875;BTC-Mining;mircea, 1.3k is just what was claimed by people on the forum. Most probably never claimed their payment on my thread, or were even aware of it or willing to disclose how much they had on it. -220282;1351656881;smickles;is there news about the asset info? -220281;1351656885;mircea_popescu;smickles none -220280;1351656895;BTC-Mining;People like to be private around Bitcoins it seems. -220279;1351656904;BTC-Mining;Mircea, the rationale behind the interval is that with how things have been going, it is not clear or obvious that Nefario lost any data or intends not to return it. And being highly unpredictable and uncommunicative since the start, one could expect the information to be released way past the short delay you seem to allow. -220278;1351656905;smickles;what am I going to do with all this btc if i don't get infos -220277;1351656906;mircea_popescu;this is mostly cause i announced that giga.etf goes away on dec 1st if it's not fixed -220276;1351656928;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes, but in order to have a deadline you have to have a deadline -220275;1351656938;BTC-Mining;But why one month away? -220274;1351656940;mircea_popescu;so what's your proposed deadline and why ? -220273;1351656946;mircea_popescu;well, i honestly went 10x dividend periods -220272;1351656954;mircea_popescu;seemed to me the most reasonable approach. -220271;1351656976;smickles;yeah, what's the reasonable amount of time that I have to secure and maintain this btc? -220270;1351656985;smickles;it's not like i'm getting paid to do it -220269;1351656989;mircea_popescu;smickles it's a quite important problem. -220268;1351656996;mircea_popescu;which is why i think this discussion matters. -220267;1351657013;mircea_popescu;i mean, FOREVER is off the table. now, how long is reasonable ? -220266;1351657021;sgornick;Wait, did the giga.ETF manager obtain the gigamining shares through GLBSE, or direct from gigamiing? -220265;1351657023;smickles;is there any legal position to be informed by? -220264;1351657028;mircea_popescu;smickles not really. -220263;1351657045;mircea_popescu;sgornick i originally had them directly, but then all pre-ipo holdings were transformed into glbse shares -220262;1351657062;BTC-Mining;I'd say at least 6 months without any news or sight whatsoever of Nefario. Considering it's assets information, it's still very short, but at least more appropriate. -220261;1351657066;smickles;bad move, in hind sight mircea_popescu -220260;1351657085;mircea_popescu;smickles i didn't want to do it, i asked at the time to keep it private, but eventually didn't want to cause trouble. -220259;1351657090;smickles;6 months and then what BTC-Mining ? -220258;1351657091;mircea_popescu;after all, "fud" it was called, right ? -220257;1351657112;smickles;fud, lovely -220256;1351657116;BTC-Mining;He'll delete all data regarding what is owed. -220255;1351657119;mircea_popescu;6 months "without sight" ? what if the bloke pulls a strateman, drops by every season on btctalk to post a trollface ? -220254;1351657134;smickles;thing is, Uncertainty and Doubt are good things -220253;1351657138;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i can't delete "all data" man. the signed stats will forever exist. -220252;1351657148;BTC-Mining;Aye -220251;1351657153;mircea_popescu;we're not talking glbse here. -220250;1351657171;mircea_popescu;anyone can keep the stat saying "x F.GIGA" for as long as they think it's worth it. -220249;1351657184;BTC-Mining;But you won't keep your side of the data or honor anything, am I right? -220248;1351657191;BTC-Mining;or will you? -220247;1351657201;mircea_popescu;it won't show in your stats anymore. -220246;1351657225;mircea_popescu;it will still exist in my backups, obviouysly -220245;1351657237;mircea_popescu;(as well as in your backups, if you're downloading the mpex backups with any frequency) -220244;1351657250;BTC-Mining;So you're actually going to keep the data? -220243;1351657258;mircea_popescu;depends what that means ;/ -220242;1351657273;mircea_popescu;it will not be in the active db. -220241;1351657314;BTC-Mining;Will you honor the most recent data available as of who owns what of the ETF should the information be disclosed and you get access to the funds received through it? -220240;1351657324;BTC-Mining;I guess would be were I'm getting at. -220239;1351657344;smickles;30 years later? -220238;1351657346;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -220237;1351657347;smickles;;P -220236;1351657359;BTC-Mining;Yes. -220235;1351657362;mircea_popescu;nope. -220234;1351657381;smickles;BTC-Mining: you expect the data to be kept for 30 years? -220233;1351657390;mircea_popescu;didn't you just say above you understand there will have to be some limit ?! -220232;1351657431;BTC-Mining;I wasn't answering to smickles... in hindsight, I was answering the "lol, srsly", but it was probably destined to smickles. -220231;1351657464;smickles;http://usgovinfo.about.com/od/moneymatters/a/unclaimedabout.htm -220230;1351657475;mircea_popescu;no but in general, people will have to start reading up on write-offs. -220229;1351657485;BTC-Mining;I don't expect 30 years. I'm just asking, suppose the data is released in the next few months, would you honor the most recent information? -220228;1351657485;mircea_popescu;this notion that they hang on the hope of pirate repaying 30 years later... -220227;1351657489;mircea_popescu;this is cargo cult not finance. -220226;1351657502;mircea_popescu;if those next few months are november, then absolutely. -220225;1351657525;BTC-Mining;But pirate was an obvious ponzi, still is, and he just disappeared suddenly one day and stopped paying people. -220224;1351657531;mircea_popescu;no he didn't -220223;1351657537;mircea_popescu;he kept pulling people's chains FOR MONTHS -220222;1351657560;mircea_popescu;and it was "an obvious ponzi" pretty much to three people iirc. -220221;1351657566;mircea_popescu;but we digress -220220;1351657592;BTC-Mining;Sorry. The business stopped paying suddenly one day. -220219;1351657595;mircea_popescu;http://files.abovetopsecret.com/files/img/nq508ed4f8.jpg this is aptly named "ocean city" -220218;1351657659;BTC-Mining;All I'm saying is, 1 month is not reasonable delays. -220217;1351657665;mircea_popescu;2. -220216;1351657677;thestringpuller;smickles: ;;ident -220215;1351657702;BTC-Mining;1 month before delisting, 6 before deleting the data you hold, would be the minimum I find acceptable. -220214;1351657706;smickles;;;ident -220213;1351657707;gribble;You are identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -220212;1351657709;smickles;;;ident thestringpuller -220211;1351657710;gribble;Nick 'thestringpuller', with hostmask 'thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-98-185.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net', is identified as user thestringpuller, with GPG key id 0FF2943DA179E169, key fingerprint 6ACE36E786F39A4ADC4506DE0FF2943DA179E169, and bitcoin address None -220210;1351657712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8769 @ 0.00045982 = 4.0322 BTC [-] -220209;1351657713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00046489 = 0.1395 BTC [+] -220208;1351657714;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining based on what criteria ? -220207;1351657715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.0004657 = 2.5148 BTC [+] -220206;1351657715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11631 @ 0.00046613 = 5.4216 BTC [+] -220205;1351657721;mircea_popescu;just pulled some numbers ? -220204;1351657833;BTC-Mining;Yes it's an opinion. Based on the fact Nefario has been unreliable and he doesn't have an history of completing task this fast. So I find it unreasonable to give a delay of 1 month. -220203;1351657883;mircea_popescu;man, but this subject can'tbe decided based on nefario. nefario is below a negligible quantity. -220202;1351657889;mircea_popescu;we need something workable in principle -220201;1351657903;mircea_popescu;you think we'll just change the terms based on each low-life that happens to blow this way ? -220200;1351657926;BTC-Mining;But there's none, because only Nefario can release the data. And he's unreliable. -220199;1351657942;smickles;I'm not going to base my obligation on the shortcomming of an asshat -220198;1351657951;BTC-Mining;Even if you're not at fault, professionalism would recommend you allow a long delay to account for that. -220197;1351657960;mircea_popescu;smickles in any event, i don't think escheat would be the controlling doctrine. more like treasure trove or somesuch -220196;1351657986;smickles;BTC-Mining: from what i'm reading, it seems that a resonable period of time may be between 1 and 3 years -220195;1351657987;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i don't dispute, a long delay. why's 2 months not a long delay tho. -220194;1351658138;smickles;mircea_popescu: what about considering it lost -220193;1351658147;BTC-Mining;Because any individual, especially when dealing with them personnally, can often report to later for months to a few years before resolving the dispute or admitting he can't. And Nefario admitted he wouldn't accept any decision by GLBSE shareholder and would act however he wished to protect himself. -220192;1351658179;mircea_popescu;smickles needs more words -220191;1351658183;BTC-Mining;He made it obvious he would have priority, so long delays might be expected. -220190;1351658206;mircea_popescu;you keep refering to nefario as if he's relevant. i don't see why he is relevant at all. -220189;1351658231;BTC-Mining;If he had never sent out so many payment and just stopped business like Pirate did and just stayed around, I would not have minded the 1 month delay. -220188;1351658266;BTC-Mining;I already stated he's relevant because he's the only one holding the assets information and able to disclose it. -220187;1351658318;mircea_popescu;but the only way to quash this would be to show that a two month delay is not acceptable in principle. -220186;1351658323;smickles;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse_possession would be an interesting way to handle it -220185;1351658327;mircea_popescu;showing that it's not convenient in this particular case isn't much. -220184;1351658356;mircea_popescu;smickles afaik that's always been limited to real property. -220183;1351658361;smickles;yeah -220182;1351658368;mircea_popescu;there's no adverse posession of chattels -220181;1351658394;BTC-Mining;Delays for data recovery can never be determined exactly. I don't see why it would require to be proven to be acceptable or not. -220180;1351658410;mircea_popescu;i mean, BTC-Mining : i received recently a request from neustar to prove that indeed i am entitled to hold a .us domain -220179;1351658415;mircea_popescu;the time interval offered was 10 days. -220178;1351658456;BTC-Mining;Yes, so? -220177;1351658479;smickles;oh shit -220176;1351658484;smickles;involuntary bailee -220175;1351658486;smickles;An exception to all the above is the case of an involuntary bailee, one who by not intentional acts is made a bailee. For example, if one is given a stock certificate but it turns out to be the wrong certificate (intended for someone else), he is an unintentional bailee, he has made no intentional act to become a bailee. He is therefore entitled to divest himself of the certificate regardless of a duty of care, so long as he does no malicious or -220174;1351658504;mircea_popescu;smickles ofcourse. but we're trying to avoid this. -220173;1351658518;mircea_popescu;there's no dispute that in law i can drop the entire thing on oct the 5th. -220172;1351658524;mircea_popescu;you too, and anyone else involved. -220171;1351658535;BTC-Mining;Why? -220170;1351658552;BTC-Mining;And does that automatically make that delay appropriate for everything? (the 10 days thing) -220169;1351658552;smickles;BTC-Mining: seems to be statutory in common law -220168;1351658554;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining because you can't force somebody to hold something for you at their expense ? -220167;1351658559;smickles;with no precedent overriding it -220166;1351658615;BTC-Mining;But that's the thing, you were not forced to held these for us and would gain a huge financial benefit if the information is disclosed after you deleted the data. -220165;1351658626;mircea_popescu;what benefit is that ? -220164;1351658636;BTC-Mining;You're not an unintentional bailee. -220163;1351658681;BTC-Mining;Financial benefit? You are now in possession of ~1000 Gigamining bonds with no data of who held the ETF or intention to honor it. -220162;1351658691;mircea_popescu;nope ? -220161;1351658708;BTC-Mining;How so? -220160;1351658722;mircea_popescu;i have (indirect) claims on about 1k (more like 1.1 iirc) of gigaminign shares. -220159;1351658763;BTC-Mining;Aye, so? -220158;1351658780;mircea_popescu;if i had 1k bonds this discussion wouldn't exist, i'd be paying dividends on them lol. -220157;1351658805;BTC-Mining;You don't have them now, no... That's not what I said either. -220156;1351658831;mircea_popescu;You are now in possession of ~1000 Gigamining bonds << -220155;1351658837;mircea_popescu;but anyway. -220154;1351658852;BTC-Mining;I said if information was released after December 1st, you'd now be in possession of those bonds. -220153;1351658863;mircea_popescu;o i see -220152;1351658902;BTC-Mining;Because you would have deleted all data with no intent to further honor it, it stands as a financial gain. Gigavps keeps track of what is due and would start paying out all missed payments. -220151;1351658912;mircea_popescu;nah, im not going to realise that gain. -220150;1351658931;BTC-Mining;No, but that won't be verifiable. -220149;1351659066;smickles;not forced to hold? i giving it all back and nefario stopped that and sent the btc back to me :/ -220148;1351659124;mircea_popescu;i guess if i end up with a windfall it'll just make some worthy cause rich. -220147;1351659143;mircea_popescu;i wonder who should get it this time, pdpc got it last time... -220146;1351659174;BTC-Mining;And since you were not forced to hold them for the ETF, I think that voids your right to be entitled to divest yourself of the certificate either. -220145;1351659194;mircea_popescu;huh ? -220144;1351659223;BTC-Mining;What smickles proposed about involuntary bailee. -220143;1351659272;mircea_popescu;wait a second. -220142;1351659273;smickles;i dunno that much about involuntary bailee, i'm just searching for any sort of similar thing to what's going on here -220141;1351659299;mircea_popescu;so, i made thing A. thing A is no longer. you want me to be the holder of substitute-thing B until such a time that you're satisfied. -220140;1351659304;mircea_popescu;this qualifies just fine. -220139;1351659322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00045984 = 2.2072 BTC [-] -220138;1351659324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00045901 = 1.1934 BTC [-] -220137;1351659326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00045833 = 5.1791 BTC [-] -220136;1351659327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16757 @ 0.00045799 = 7.6745 BTC [-] -220135;1351659329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12368 @ 0.00045794 = 5.6638 BTC [-] -220134;1351659574;BTC-Mining;You're not even divesting from the Gigamining shares, you're destroying your own ETF, issued by you. Divesting requires departing yourself of the asset. But if information is disclosed, you will be in their possession. What you are destroying are the claims to them, which you are: -220133;1351659576;BTC-Mining;1. Neither the holder -220132;1351659587;BTC-Mining;2. Neither the involuntary holder -220131;1351659616;BTC-Mining;You own rights to Gigamining bonds (on your own will). I own claims to them. -220130;1351659649;mircea_popescu;let's see the whole line here. -220129;1351659658;smickles;BTC-Mining: involuntary bailee seems to say that if someone is in possesion of something that isn't theirs, and they came by this possesion unintintionally, then they are not responsible to the real owner for what happens to it -220128;1351659688;mircea_popescu;1. giga made a mining thing ; 2. glbse listed the mining thing ; 3. i own shares in the glbse mining thing ; 4 i made a mpex thing ; 5 you own shares in the mpex thing. -220127;1351659699;mircea_popescu;this about right so far ? -220126;1351659721;BTC-Mining;He didn't get the shares unintentionally. He bought them to then sell fractional claims to them. -220125;1351659739;smickles;so the shares are his anyway then -220124;1351659754;smickles;the fractional claim is the question? -220123;1351659766;BTC-Mining;He's not an unintentional holder is what I'm saying. -220122;1351659770;smickles;it's force majeure -220121;1351659790;smickles;overwhelming force has voided the f.giga contract -220120;1351659804;smickles;voided or posponed i guess -220119;1351659820;BTC-Mining;No -220118;1351659852;smickles;how is it not? -220117;1351659860;mircea_popescu;no but srsly, let us get to the bottom of this, ok ? -220116;1351659869;BTC-Mining;He has no such clauses or anything reserving himself the right to arbitrarily and unilaterally void the claims he sold himself. -220115;1351659870;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining you dispute the scheme laid out above ? -220114;1351659880;BTC-Mining;I do not. -220113;1351659885;mircea_popescu;ok. -220112;1351659893;mircea_popescu;now, in the event 2 dissapears, -220111;1351659900;BTC-Mining;Except for part 3 -220110;1351659906;mircea_popescu;well ? -220109;1351659918;BTC-Mining;You own shares in the mining thing, not the glbse mining thing. -220108;1351659932;mircea_popescu;nope, i own shares in the glbse miningthing -220107;1351659939;mircea_popescu;ie, GIGAMINING shares -220106;1351659968;BTC-Mining;You own Gigamining shares, issued and traded on GLBSE, but not "GLBSE's mining thing" -220105;1351659973;mircea_popescu;again, if i had off-glbse private bonds this entire discussion would be moot. -220104;1351659984;BTC-Mining;Indeed... -220103;1351659989;mircea_popescu;well, let it be on record that what i mean by "GLBSE's mining thing" is Gigamining shares, issued and traded on GLBSE -220102;1351659996;mircea_popescu;moving right along. -220101;1351659999;BTC-Mining;Perfect then -220100;1351660014;mircea_popescu;once 2 goes away, you propose that it is my obligation to create a 2' vehicle to bridge this gap. -220099;1351660025;mircea_popescu;i might extend something like this as a courtesy, and for a limited time -220098;1351660057;mircea_popescu;in law i'm perfectly allowed to not do it at all (hence the discussion of involuntary bailee, you purport to make me the depositor of a 2' device which i never should have to hold) -220097;1351660081;mircea_popescu;but even if i forfeit this entitlement, i can only do it in a time-limited way -220096;1351660094;mircea_popescu;i can't accept eternal burden of any-and-all 2' -220095;1351660099;mircea_popescu;that could or may be conceived. -220094;1351660123;smickles;this is a facinating issue to me :) -220093;1351660143;mircea_popescu;it is a pretty important point for btc in general, which is why i'm taking the time -220092;1351660159;mircea_popescu;conveniently BTC-Mining is taking the other side, i'm not sure i'd prefer anyone else for it. -220091;1351660205;BTC-Mining;You are not an unvoluntary bailee. You received the assets of your own will and held them of your own will for the purpose of selling claims to it. You never received them against your will. In fact, they're currently TAKEN AWAY from you against your own will. Not forced upon you. -220090;1351660211;mircea_popescu;yes, the assets. -220089;1351660215;smickles;BTC-Mining: didn't you claim to have bought a bunch of f.giga when glbse went down? -220088;1351660219;mircea_popescu;but not some-other-thing-which-aren't-the-assets. -220087;1351660257;BTC-Mining;How are you the unvoluntary bailee of those other things? -220086;1351660272;smickles;wait, do we really consider having stuff associated with your glbse account ownership? (maybe off topic) -220085;1351660298;BTC-Mining;Aka, the giga.etf -220084;1351660321;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining because the vehicle for my ownership was the glbse share -220083;1351660324;mircea_popescu;which now is no more. -220082;1351660338;mircea_popescu;it has in practice been replaced by a vague sort of claim thing. -220081;1351660358;BTC-Mining;The claims were sold to me. I'm the current holder. You are not. You are the issuer. You cannot be the unvoluntary bailee of your own issue. -220080;1351660368;smickles;alology: -220079;1351660394;smickles;mircea_popescu leased an office in a building, the building is taken out by a tornado -220078;1351660407;smickles;(leased to someone else) -220077;1351660436;smickles;is mircea_popescu still responsible to provide an office to that person? -220076;1351660458;smickles;assumes there was not a force majeure clause in the lease -220075;1351660481;mircea_popescu;smickles no, it's more complicated. person A leases a building to person B. person B leases office space to C. person A is arrested and the building confiscated. C demands from B that B ensures C gets the office space at a future time if the building is returned to A. -220074;1351660528;mircea_popescu;this makes B the involuntary bailee of C's claim, because B never leased to C any such thing as "future claims to the office space conditional on A's performance in court" -220073;1351660543;mircea_popescu;while C may be entitled to that claim, it's really not much of B's business. -220072;1351660562;smickles;hmm -220071;1351660623;BTC-Mining;No. B indeed (re)leased office space to C. -220070;1351660693;BTC-Mining;To be the involuntary bailee, you'd have to be holding the claim from C to A. Where you could throw out the claim or quite simply give it to it's actual beneficiary. -220069;1351660747;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining there's no limitation that you can only be ib if you can divest in a manner convenient to all partsi nvolved -220068;1351660749;mircea_popescu;quite the contrary. -220067;1351660766;mircea_popescu;anyway, even the example as given is simplified, because it gonflates giga and glbse into A. -220066;1351660779;BTC-Mining;Yes. Indeed. -220065;1351660795;mircea_popescu;and at any rate the whole involuntary bailee point is mostly academic, it just rehashes the obvious "tough tits" line -220064;1351660813;mircea_popescu;we only got into that cause smickles brought it up, but otherwise, the point is more along the lines of, -220063;1351660821;mircea_popescu;some time limit will have to be enforced. why this rather than that ? -220062;1351660834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00045794 = 5.0373 BTC [-] -220061;1351660867;BTC-Mining;Because it's perfectably expectable for information to be released in more than a month, while it is not in 10 years without any news. -220060;1351660885;mircea_popescu;in principle the same could be said of 10 years vs 1000 years. -220059;1351660902;BTC-Mining;Why? -220058;1351660929;mircea_popescu;cause it's purely arbitrary. yes, the chances to get something decrease with time. so, if nothing happens in one week, better wait a month. -220057;1351660939;mircea_popescu;if nothing happens in am onth, better wait two. if nothing happens in two better wait six -220056;1351660940;mircea_popescu;etc. -220055;1351660961;smickles;mircea_popescu: lets do this logically, you made the first positive claim right? -220054;1351660962;mircea_popescu;still doesn't indicate why six months is more reasonable than six weeks -220053;1351660974;mircea_popescu;smickles what i indicated was 10 dividend periods. -220052;1351660985;mircea_popescu;i don't claim it's perfect or anything, should carry the day -220051;1351660986;smickles;then BTC-Mining contested, right -220050;1351660991;mircea_popescu;i just didn't hear anything more reasonable. -220049;1351661002;mircea_popescu;smickles well we agreed on principle but not on the actual interval so far. -220048;1351661012;smickles;so how do you justify 10 difidend periods? -220047;1351661022;BTC-Mining;In 10 years, odds of data remaining gets slight, especially as the storage on which the data was is probably destroyed and unless some guy (who never gave news or disclosed this date), kept moving it to new storage as time went by, the data would be lost. Which is expectable and probable. Why would the guy keep to back it up if he's not disclosing it? -220046;1351661042;mircea_popescu;smickles degree of magnitute more than the smallest contractual breach -220045;1351661066;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes, they will be slight, by today's measure. cause today the scent is still fresh. but in 9 years it will seem reasonable to wait 100 rather than 10. -220044;1351661073;smickles;BTC-Mining: do you contest this 'order of magnitude' argument? -220043;1351661094;mircea_popescu;why'd he have to contest it -220042;1351661099;smickles;logic -220041;1351661105;mircea_popescu;that's kinda absurd, we'll never be done if we go that way -220040;1351661106;BTC-Mining;No. Because it has to be set as a hard limit. -220039;1351661109;mircea_popescu;we just contest ad infinitum -220038;1351661115;BTC-Mining;But by today's standard. -220037;1351661124;mircea_popescu;more constructively, do you have something better than that, i'd want to know -220036;1351661140;BTC-Mining;Not by reviewing them later as: "Well we went on waiting 10 years, why not 100?" -220035;1351661152;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining but that's exactly what we're doing today. -220034;1351661157;BTC-Mining;And 1 month does not seems appropriate. -220033;1351661163;BTC-Mining;I'm contesting that. -220032;1351661164;mircea_popescu;we waited a month, and you are saying "well we should wait six cause this guy is slow" -220031;1351661164;smickles;mircea_popescu: you'd only do it back to first principles, not ad infinitum -220030;1351661181;smickles;and if you disagree on first principles, one of you is a turnip -220029;1351661187;mircea_popescu;lol -220028;1351661189;BTC-Mining;I'm not contesting it 1 month after. I'm contesting the fact you chose 1 month from day 1. -220027;1351661204;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining sorry what ? -220026;1351661244;BTC-Mining;"[23:25] we waited a month, and you are saying "well we should wait six cause this guy is slow"" -220025;1351661251;mircea_popescu;right. -220024;1351661255;BTC-Mining;We didn't wait a month, that's the thing. -220023;1351661255;copumpkin;mod6: http://www.businessinsider.com/top-25-richest-hedge-funds-2012-1 -220022;1351661267;mircea_popescu;what did we do ? -220021;1351661295;mircea_popescu;copumpkin o wow, tyggr ?! -220020;1351661299;copumpkin;lol -220019;1351661301;BTC-Mining;GLBSE.com went offline. You decided to, right now, allow 1 month. -220018;1351661308;copumpkin;little did you know that Chaang-Noi was a hedge fund manager -220017;1351661313;BTC-Mining;I'm contesting that this decision is appropriate for right now. -220016;1351661340;BTC-Mining;And not contesting afterward saying we should wait more. -220015;1351661349;mircea_popescu;but see, glbse.com going offline is really the absolute last signal of dissapearance. -220014;1351661356;mircea_popescu;nefario went silent, before this. their board broke apart. -220013;1351661363;mircea_popescu;the guy got a scammer tag for chrissakes -220012;1351661364;BTC-Mining;I would have no problem accepting it if I had agreed the delay was reasonable, and waited the whole of that delay. -220011;1351661369;mircea_popescu;this was the last ditch of credibility left. -220010;1351661373;mircea_popescu;what's left now ? -220009;1351661434;BTC-Mining;He got a scammer tag because Theymos was a shareholder and got screwed in this because Nefario doesn't recognize their decisive power because he claims he can't honor requests that would make him break the law. -220008;1351661443;mircea_popescu;man, forget the because. look at things objectively. -220007;1351661457;BTC-Mining;I does not prevents him from disclosing the information. -220006;1351661461;mircea_popescu;is the guy here defending himself ? no, he's not. is the company still standing ? no, it was dissolved (retroactively). -220005;1351661468;mircea_popescu;is his reputation in good standing ? no, it's not. -220004;1351661473;mircea_popescu;is the website online ? neither. -220003;1351661477;mircea_popescu;what is left to hang hope on ? -220002;1351661529;BTC-Mining;Eh, I thought so too. 1 month is just a token period. You'd erase the data right away if it wouldn't raise protest. You already consider it gone. -220001;1351661544;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't erase the data right away on general principle. -220000;1351661566;mircea_popescu;and afaik at least one glbse failure was already resolved, without protest for that matter. -219999;1351661652;mircea_popescu;copumpkin paulson in 2nd place, that must have gone over well -219998;1351661654;BTC-Mining;So why not have a more reasonable delay, on general principal. Balances have been partially paid out. Nefario communicated with the shareholder his intent to not act upon their vote if it was not lawful to do so. -219997;1351661702;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: cause he fucked up so badly? :P -219996;1351661716;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining the sticking point is the reasonable part of more reasonable. -219995;1351661717;copumpkin;oh well, he's rich, doesn't care -219994;1351661722;BTC-Mining;You're treating it like every other Bitcoin scam with the equivalent delays before declaring it lost. -219993;1351661724;mircea_popescu;copumpkin o he cares. -219992;1351661736;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: monopoly? -219991;1351661746;mircea_popescu;nah im about to call it a night soon -219990;1351661758;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ask copumpkin, i was pushing for pirate write-offs in august. -219989;1351661767;mircea_popescu;not that anyone listened then or anything. -219988;1351661770;copumpkin;oh mircea_popescu was pushing! -219987;1351661780;copumpkin;oh well :) -219986;1351661781;mircea_popescu;people seem more religious than business-oriented in btc. -219985;1351661790;mircea_popescu;teh saviour shall come sort of outlook -219984;1351661800;copumpkin;I wonder what he's doing with all the money -219983;1351661804;copumpkin;not that he got any out of me -219982;1351661804;mircea_popescu;messiah ? -219981;1351661807;BTC-Mining;So was I. I could almost have expected to write it off almost right away. -219980;1351661821;BTC-Mining;But to my surprise, balances actually started to be paid. -219979;1351661830;mircea_popescu;you mean pirate ?! -219978;1351661839;BTC-Mining;No, GLBSE. -219977;1351661841;mircea_popescu;o you mean enfario ya -219976;1351661864;mircea_popescu;yes man, which is why we weren't having this conversation on the 15th -219975;1351661899;mircea_popescu;but i stil lfail to see how the whole month of november is an unreasonable allowance to fucking pull some fields from a db and send them to peopkle -219974;1351661906;BTC-Mining;So on that account, I think delays should be set as such to allow the benefit of doubt that Nefario intends to repay. -219973;1351661915;mircea_popescu;i thought they are ;/ -219972;1351661938;BTC-Mining;Because Nefario DOES NOT WANT to simply pull the database's fields and send that. -219971;1351661938;mircea_popescu;for instance patrickharnett is getting axed tomorrow on the dot. -219970;1351661948;mircea_popescu;o, he doesn't want to does he ? -219969;1351661953;mircea_popescu;and you figure this matters ? -219968;1351661970;BTC-Mining;Yes. -219967;1351661980;mircea_popescu;well, i don't. why do i care what someone wants ? -219966;1351662003;mircea_popescu;what is this, college ? -219965;1351662035;mircea_popescu;lol -219964;1351662039;mircea_popescu;you would, too. -219963;1351662047;copumpkin;nah, I actually didn't join a frat in college -219962;1351662052;copumpkin;thought all that drinking was kind of stupid -219961;1351662061;mircea_popescu;it sure is. -219960;1351662065;copumpkin;I don't mind moderate amounts of it, but doing it for its own sake is silly -219959;1351662065;BTC-Mining;You're unilaterally taking a decision to void claims because Nefario does not release information fast enough for you, regardless of it it will be released or not. -219958;1351662128;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes, that's the principle of the thing. when someone says they do something and then they don't do it, they get some time before being cut off -219957;1351662136;mircea_popescu;regardless if they "will" do it or not. -219956;1351662155;mircea_popescu;foreclosure works the same exact way, for instance. -219955;1351662182;BTC-Mining;Yes, but the delays should be set accordingly to the expected time it will take them to do so, and you usually add an extra on that in case. -219954;1351662193;mircea_popescu;the expected time to pull data from db is 5 minutes. -219953;1351662200;mircea_popescu;1 + 1 months > 5 minutes -219952;1351662201;mircea_popescu;problem ? -219951;1351662257;BTC-Mining;That's the thing. You'd be disregarding all possible laws Nefario might want to comply to by selecting that 5 minute delay. -219950;1351662268;mircea_popescu;that 5 minute delay is how long it takes to do it. -219949;1351662279;mircea_popescu;you know, like if you don't make the mortgage payments cause your cat was sick -219948;1351662284;mircea_popescu;the bank would still fuck you. -219947;1351662315;BTC-Mining;It's how long it takes to retrieve it from the database. Not how long it takes to disclose it for some paranoid fuck who just started consulting a lawyer. -219946;1351662330;BTC-Mining;And now wants to close it legally. -219945;1351662336;mircea_popescu;dude... there's no doctrine of "how long it takes some mentally retarded guy to pay the bill" -219944;1351662357;mircea_popescu;it's how long the thing takes, not how long the thing takes nefario. -219943;1351662364;smickles;03:42 < BTC-Mining> Yes, but the delays should be set accordingly to the expected time it will take them to do so, and you usually add an extra on that in case. << the expecte time for him to release the shareholder info should've been about a week -219942;1351662388;copumpkin;if he's bound by laws, he can tell us what those laws are, at least -219941;1351662394;copumpkin;you can't cite unknowable lawyerspeak -219940;1351662397;copumpkin;as an excuse -219939;1351662408;copumpkin;and it can't just be "the law" -219938;1351662416;copumpkin;since that just looks like shitty excuses for not getting your shit done -219937;1351662428;mircea_popescu;copumpkin fwiw, i contacted his theoretical lawyer about two weeks ago. -219936;1351662429;mircea_popescu;no reply. -219935;1351662430;smickles;copumpkin: but it's santa cLAWs -219934;1351662435;copumpkin;lol -219933;1351662441;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: sounds legit -219932;1351662447;mircea_popescu;i mean... all this isn't for lack of trying -219931;1351662455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28000 @ 0.00045797 = 12.8232 BTC [+] -219930;1351662456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17632 @ 0.00045794 = 8.0744 BTC [-] -219929;1351662457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4668 @ 0.00045764 = 2.1363 BTC [-] -219928;1351662457;mircea_popescu;it's for lack of absolutely any reasonable alternative. -219927;1351662459;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: reminds me of this email I got this morning: http://snapplr.com/rv62 -219926;1351662467;BTC-Mining;The expected time it will take, not in as fast you could do it, but how fast it could be expected to be done according to how it's been said it's going to be done. -219925;1351662479;mircea_popescu;dear, sounds legit. -219924;1351662487;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: omg, that's exactly what I said -219923;1351662495;copumpkin;great minds -219922;1351662506;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining no such license eh. for one, how it was said it was going to be done is "instant". check out the guy's presentations at his nonference -219921;1351662549;BTC-Mining;That's not what he claimed when closing GLBSE. -219920;1351662557;mircea_popescu;at any rate find me some place nefario says "and btw, if glbse goes down i will take ~6 months to release infos" on or around april 11, 2012 -219919;1351662570;mircea_popescu;dude, what he claimed in october has no bearing on some instrument made in april does it. -219918;1351662597;smickles;mircea_popescu: april 1, 2012 -219917;1351662603;BTC-Mining;Nowhere does he states how much time he will take to do it. Just that he's suddenly very concerned by a few regulations. -219916;1351662604;smickles;april fools day -219915;1351662611;mircea_popescu;twas 11 -219914;1351662622;smickles;@.@ -219913;1351662636;smickles;i'm sure it's april fools day even if it was the 11th -219912;1351662642;mircea_popescu;lol -219911;1351662658;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining why do you think it matters what nefario said after the giga.etf thing was made ? -219910;1351662691;BTC-Mining;Because he has the damn information to release and you have the claims to the shares I have claims to. -219909;1351662702;mircea_popescu;so listen, if i run a payday loan service, and i lend some guy 50 bucks for a week -219908;1351662707;smickles;mircea_popescu: have you asked gigga if he'll honor your shares for the etf? -219907;1351662710;mircea_popescu;and his employer announces that next salary will be paid in 2050 -219906;1351662714;mircea_popescu;i have to extend my loan to 2050 ? -219905;1351662727;mircea_popescu;smickles i won't ask such a thing, it's absurd. -219904;1351662740;BTC-Mining;No. Because that's 40 years. It's unreasonable. -219903;1351662748;mircea_popescu;2015 ? -219902;1351662773;BTC-Mining;I'd accept 6 month as a minimum. -219901;1351662775;smickles;and without a declared timeframe from nefario, i'm starting to think that we can't reasonably expect to get the data in a reasonable amount of time -219900;1351662780;mircea_popescu;ahah you and your 6 months -219899;1351662789;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't accept one day. a week's a week. fuck you, pay me. -219898;1351662800;BTC-Mining;Let me try to explain it from my point of view. -219897;1351662818;smickles;mircea_popescu: go to missouri eviction legal with one day of default -219896;1351662825;mircea_popescu;smickles if he had the common courtesy to say you know, on oct 1, we are closed, i expect to pay everyone by the end of this week and release data by the end of the month cause so and so problems -219895;1351662829;mircea_popescu;and then BLEW both dates -219894;1351662835;mircea_popescu;i'd still be waiting for him. -219893;1351662942;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, but releasing the data by the end of the month is unreasonably long, unless he could point to a specific detail (law) which prevented him from doing so in that time frame -219892;1351662972;mircea_popescu;smickles but at least it'd be you know... he said by today, it's not done yet... well let's give it a little and see -219891;1351662985;mircea_popescu;it'd be... something. -219890;1351662995;smickles;i have no patients for giving people a little more time -219889;1351663005;smickles;they take my spelling away from me -219888;1351663009;mircea_popescu;haha. -219887;1351663021;mircea_popescu;btw copumpkin have you noticed the "refards" signature in that email ? -219886;1351663025;mircea_popescu;originally i read "retards" -219885;1351663029;copumpkin;yeah, there are lots of typos -219884;1351663030;copumpkin;lol -219883;1351663036;copumpkin;I didn't see that -219882;1351663055;BTC-Mining;What that 1 month tells me is because Nefario completly fucked up, although you know about it and although you know he further screwed on the 16th and you know he's never been quite good at PR, because it could be done in 5 minutes by you (which you know won't happen) or that he might never disclose it (again, a possibility, not an absolute), you can't be assed to extend the courtesy -219881;1351663055;BTC-Mining;of not pressing "delete" on all the data for the ETF's for your customers' sake. -219880;1351663122;mircea_popescu;this is such complete misrepresentation. -219879;1351663136;mircea_popescu;since for instance i announced the exact time, what's to keep customers from just saving a stat ? -219878;1351663151;smickles;BTC-Mining: i've lost too high a % of my net worth by extending people courtesies to continue the practice -219877;1351663184;BTC-Mining;You said YOURSELF you won't honor the statements if the information is released after December 1st. -219876;1351663189;smickles;< mircea_popescu> since for instance i announced the exact time, what's to keep customers from just saving a stat ? -219875;1351663192;smickles;+ -219874;1351663196;BTC-Mining;What good would prior notice and saving the statement do? -219873;1351663218;smickles;doesn't that imply he'll honor them before dec 1? -219872;1351663230;smickles;just STAT b/f dec 1 -219871;1351663248;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining it at the very least changes the customer's position not one bit. -219870;1351663251;smickles;save it, send it off to amazon glacier -219869;1351663274;mircea_popescu;you were talking about "data being deleted". a customer wanting to push a claim would be in no worse position today, on the 5th of december 2012 or 2015 -219868;1351663313;BTC-Mining;So? -219867;1351663338;mircea_popescu;so at the very least under the guise of protecting your interest you're trying to tell me how to sort my files lol -219866;1351663345;mircea_popescu;which is hardly something you should be involved in ?! -219865;1351663460;mircea_popescu;there's two different things here, do you realise this ? your ability to prove that you owed X shares of Y is never going away. that's why you get stats. -219864;1351663471;mircea_popescu;(and that's why the mpex system is so good, incidentally) -219863;1351663521;BTC-Mining;It WOULD be good if you didn't keep any profit from that decision from GIGAMINING shares and donated it to a charitable cause. -219862;1351663552;BTC-Mining;It WOULD be good if you told Gigavps you were writing them off and we could give him those signed statements -219861;1351663562;smickles;BTC-Mining: i bet, that presenting a stat after info is released would get your benefit back -219860;1351663577;smickles;.2btc BTC-Mining ? -219859;1351663585;smickles;even odds? -219858;1351663590;mircea_popescu;well or alternatively he could "sue" me on injust enrichment or w/e -219857;1351663599;smickles;1:2? -219856;1351663607;BTC-Mining;No, Mircea clearly stated it would not give my benefit back. -219855;1351663630;BTC-Mining;After December 1st, if assets information is released, he won't honor any statements. -219854;1351663642;BTC-Mining;He'll just donate the proceeds. -219853;1351663646;smickles;i took that to mean a stat made after dec 1 -219852;1351663667;smickles;"my bad" i suppose -219851;1351663676;BTC-Mining;After december 1, no STAT will include any ETF holding because data will have been removed... -219850;1351663683;mircea_popescu;right. -219849;1351663684;BTC-Mining;so it will not be possible. -219848;1351663687;smickles;no -219847;1351663694;smickles;it will, just STAT b/f dec 1 -219846;1351663697;smickles;and keep it -219845;1351663702;smickles;it's a signed receipt -219844;1351663724;smickles;one local, one local bacup, one offsite backup -219843;1351663751;smickles;burden of proof is on the person making the positive assertion -219842;1351663767;smickles;(i.e. in this situation, the f.giga holder) -219841;1351663778;BTC-Mining;but that's the thing, Mircea said he would not accept any signed statement or backup of his database if asset information is disclosed after December 1st (from GLBSE part) -219840;1351663813;BTC-Mining;Not about statments from MPEx coming after december 1st because there would be none. -219839;1351663813;BTC-Mining;(Info about the ETF) -219838;1351663829;mircea_popescu;actually what it says is "held discarded as worthless" -219837;1351663831;smickles;yeah, well, i'm inclined to agree with that course of action myself : -219836;1351663836;mircea_popescu;"shares held discarded as worthless" -219835;1351663909;mircea_popescu;it specifically does not say what happens if they even later prove to have been mistakenly discarded as worthless (as in, are worth something). -219834;1351663936;mircea_popescu;but as explained above, this does not actually degrade anyone's ability to prove that they did own them at some point. -219833;1351663961;BTC-Mining;But what good would that do to be able to prove you owned them at some point? -219832;1351663982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26000 @ 0.00045764 = 11.8986 BTC [-] -219831;1351664011;mircea_popescu;now how would i know that ? -219830;1351664051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40699 @ 0.00046007 = 18.7244 BTC [+] -219829;1351664052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22700 @ 0.00046017 = 10.4459 BTC [+] -219828;1351664054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53175 @ 0.00046137 = 24.5333 BTC [+] -219827;1351664055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12469 @ 0.00046613 = 5.8122 BTC [+] -219826;1351664056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8239 @ 0.00046631 = 3.8419 BTC [+] -219825;1351664056;BTC-Mining;So the signed statements are pretty much... pointless, then. -219824;1351664057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25814 @ 0.00046695 = 12.0538 BTC [+] -219823;1351664058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43500 @ 0.00047111 = 20.4933 BTC [+] -219822;1351664059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8271 @ 0.00047152 = 3.8999 BTC [+] -219821;1351664059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29917 @ 0.0004727 = 14.1418 BTC [+] -219820;1351664060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.000475 = 2.85 BTC [+] -219819;1351664061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11318 @ 0.00048 = 5.4326 BTC [+] -219818;1351664062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28000 @ 0.00048021 = 13.4459 BTC [+] -219817;1351664063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15864 @ 0.00048051 = 7.6228 BTC [+] -219816;1351664064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00048135 = 1.7329 BTC [+] -219815;1351664065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4644 @ 0.00048155 = 2.2363 BTC [+] -219814;1351664066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27800 @ 0.00048252 = 13.4141 BTC [+] -219813;1351664068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33300 @ 0.00048422 = 16.1245 BTC [+] -219812;1351664068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9712 @ 0.0004874 = 4.7336 BTC [+] -219811;1351664069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14978 @ 0.00048788 = 7.3075 BTC [+] -219810;1351664072;mircea_popescu;mmm -219809;1351664085;mircea_popescu;how do you judge ? -219808;1351664088;smickles;mircea_popescu: directly, if I had proof that i owned f.gigg.etf on dec 1, would you give me fair value of those shares at any point in the future if i relinquish my ownership of them? -219807;1351664134;BTC-Mining;Seriously, why do you even have them if you nor anyone else accepts them? -219806;1351664170;BTC-Mining;Okay, let's take it from another angle. -219805;1351664174;mircea_popescu;smickles i will (and always have) satisfy legitimate claims against myself. -219804;1351664185;mircea_popescu;now, it'll all come down to whether your claim is legitimate at thatp oint. -219803;1351664189;smickles;there you have it BTC-Mining -219802;1351664199;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining your rights are your rights man. -219801;1351664201;BTC-Mining;What? -219800;1351664203;mircea_popescu;they're not a function of someone else. -219799;1351664234;BTC-Mining;I'm really confused... can't you just say if you'll honor or not a valid claim to any shares? -219798;1351664248;mircea_popescu;no, cause it's a future question and i don't know the contingencies. -219797;1351664263;BTC-Mining;Ah, I see... -219796;1351664272;BTC-Mining;That kind of changes everything tho. -219795;1351664276;mircea_popescu;people were asking me, oh, what about upgrade to tera -219794;1351664288;mircea_popescu;and i had to stick to "all i'll do is pass along all that's passed to me" -219793;1351664299;BTC-Mining;I have two question then. -219792;1351664304;mircea_popescu;because i can't make future viewing statements on contingencies like that. -219791;1351664320;mircea_popescu;turns out i was responsible to do it, too, cause it prevented teh crisis from compounding to some degree. -219790;1351664395;BTC-Mining;Ok, so all signed statement has a CERTAIN claim value, but you won't pronounce yourself on that value until you know the facts regarding the future situation for such claims. -219789;1351664443;mircea_popescu;well yes. -219788;1351664502;mircea_popescu;and i fully appreciate it may seem insane or w/e, but the fact of the matter is we are involved in very complex transactions and the only way to do all this is to do it CORRECTLY -219787;1351664515;BTC-Mining;We could have stopped this conversation 2 hours ago if you simply and clearly stated it that way then... -219786;1351664520;mircea_popescu;or we might as well not even bother -219785;1351664527;BTC-Mining;Because that is PERFECTLY fine with me. -219784;1351664539;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining lol we talked of this before, i have no way of knowing from the onset what exactly is the form that's clear to you -219783;1351664547;BTC-Mining;Even with 1 month delays or even 1 week delays would be fine with me then... -219782;1351664556;mircea_popescu;right. -219781;1351664575;mircea_popescu;well, i don't think it was wasted time, something tells me this discussion will form precedent for many later discussions. -219780;1351664580;mircea_popescu;possibly after we're all dead. -219779;1351664588;BTC-Mining;If you don't want to pronounce yourself on something with unkown variables, just state it. -219778;1351664612;BTC-Mining;I would then consider it fine. -219777;1351664639;mircea_popescu;lol you know i could say "if you only asked this two hours ago" just as well :p -219776;1351664652;BTC-Mining;I understood it as any signed statement by MPEx would never ever be accepted in any circumstance by MPEx. -219775;1351664707;BTC-Mining;I think I asked something like, would you honor a signed statement? Which you answered as "No" -219774;1351664735;BTC-Mining;But I guess you were answering to the litteral sense of my question... -219773;1351664811;BTC-Mining;[22:21] Will you honor the most recent data available as of who owns what of the ETF should the information be disclosed and you get access to the funds received through it? -219772;1351664811;BTC-Mining;[22:21] I guess would be were I'm getting at. -219771;1351664811;BTC-Mining;[22:22] 30 years later? -219770;1351664811;BTC-Mining;[22:22] lol srsly. -219769;1351664811;BTC-Mining;[22:22] ;P -219768;1351664811;BTC-Mining;[22:22] Yes. -219767;1351664811;BTC-Mining;[22:22] nope. -219766;1351664823;BTC-Mining;I think that part 2 hours ago is where it happened... -219765;1351664868;mircea_popescu;but you said yes to smickle's 30 years and i said nope -219764;1351664908;BTC-Mining;No, I stated afterward I answered yes to your "lol srsly" as if it was an answer to my question. -219763;1351664932;BTC-Mining;I never addressed smickles or what he said at that point. -219762;1351664941;mircea_popescu;ya well i dropped that part so. -219761;1351664956;BTC-Mining;After that statement, I think it went unnanswered and we kind of dropped getting anything clear out of it =/ -219760;1351664980;mircea_popescu;anyway, ima clean this and put it up for later. -219759;1351664996;BTC-Mining;Well, if you don't mind, I have 2 final question. -219758;1351665013;mircea_popescu;sure. -219757;1351665059;smickles;oh gawd, i'm going to be in one of your posts looking silly again arn't i? -219756;1351665106;BTC-Mining;Suppose your ETF has 1000 units. Someone has 900 shares and a signed statement from November the 29th. Someone has 100 units and 10 accounts, and 10 statement from the 30th of november for 100 units, one for each of those accounts. -219755;1351665153;BTC-Mining;You would need the most recent database backup to identify legitimate claims would you not? -219754;1351665261;BTC-Mining;The first person never sold his 900 units and the other transfered the units from one account to the other to get his 10 statements. -219753;1351665317;mircea_popescu;transfers have nothing to do with this tho. -219752;1351665343;smickles;i think something flew over your head -219751;1351665357;mircea_popescu;you for some reason seem to be mixing historical data with active data. -219750;1351665370;mircea_popescu;i'm not about to delete f.giga.etf entries from the historical records. -219749;1351665391;BTC-Mining;You're going to KEEP the trading data? -219748;1351665395;smickles;it's still a good idea to copy the db dump on dec 1 -219747;1351665404;mircea_popescu;of course ?! -219746;1351665418;BTC-Mining;I understood it as you were going to delete ALL data... -219745;1351665424;mircea_popescu;ffs. -219744;1351665430;mircea_popescu;what, am i going to log into twitter and delete tweets ? -219743;1351665441;mircea_popescu;contact everyone on irc list to the right ask them to wipe selected lines from their logs ? -219742;1351665449;smickles;mircea_popescu: do be sure to include my witty remark if you can :) -219741;1351665455;mircea_popescu;lol -219740;1351665481;mod6;that was a looooong way to get a short distance -219739;1351665487;BTC-Mining;Mircea, but those twitter/IRC log does not contain who the shares are sent to. -219738;1351665518;BTC-Mining;and account transfers are not public -219737;1351665526;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining think for a moment, logically. in any possible implementation there'd be some dbs which hold records of what has happened. such as, who transfered what to whom, in sale or otherwise. -219736;1351665535;mircea_popescu;and also, some records that'd keep balances. -219735;1351665537;BTC-Mining;Yes -219734;1351665550;mircea_popescu;conceivably, one'd care to keep these later trimmed seeing how they're pounded possibly 1000s of times a second -219733;1351665575;mircea_popescu;one'd not give a shit about the former, and even keep most of them off the active db cause mpex doesn't need to review trade #5 at any point in november 2012 -219732;1351665601;BTC-Mining;Aye -219731;1351665604;mircea_popescu;so then ? -219730;1351665604;smickles;mod6: LURCKER! -219729;1351665612;mircea_popescu;mod6 :p -219728;1351665619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7132 @ 0.00045764 = 3.2639 BTC [-] -219727;1351665620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.00045764 = 12.9054 BTC [-] -219726;1351665622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5868 @ 0.00045762 = 2.6853 BTC [-] -219725;1351665651;mod6;haha, i was afk, then scrolled back. was thinking "didn't we just have this conversation an hour ago?!" -219724;1351665657;mircea_popescu;lol -219723;1351665662;mircea_popescu;yes, we were. -219722;1351665683;BTC-Mining;Aye, but that means signed "STAT" statements are not useful at all to prove ownership of anything at any point other than the moment it was created. -219721;1351665693;smickles;I know for a fackt that mircea_popescu has a cron job of rm -rf /home/user/mpex/db.sql -219720;1351665705;BTC-Mining;Meaning you need the actually trading statements to identify legitimate holders. -219719;1351665730;mircea_popescu;signed stats do exactly what they do : they show that at time X you had Y. -219718;1351665737;mircea_popescu;no more, no less. this is the most they could do, too. -219717;1351665774;BTC-Mining;So you would, theorically, need a database backup to be used in a claim. Signed "STAT" statements are not receivable. -219716;1351665796;mircea_popescu;what's not receivable mean ? they're not negotiable instruments, no. -219715;1351665848;mircea_popescu;but the chain of dispute is very simple and efficient. let me explain it. -219714;1351665855;mircea_popescu;I. Person complains about MPEx. -219713;1351665857;BTC-Mining;Not as in negociable instruments. Receivable has offering any proof of ownership later than the date it was issued. -219712;1351665869;mircea_popescu;either person has or has not a stat to back their complaint. if they do not, complaint is invalid. -219711;1351665882;BTC-Mining;Mircea: yes -219710;1351665885;mircea_popescu;II. MPEx reviews complaint. either it has or it has not ulterior transactions signed by person -219709;1351665890;mircea_popescu;if it does the complaint is invalid. -219708;1351665893;mircea_popescu;end of dispute. -219707;1351665921;mircea_popescu;there's no guessing involved in any of this. -219706;1351665926;smickles;wow, you have written policy, don't you, I've gone thru this exact proceeding -219705;1351665930;BTC-Mining;So you need to keep all transactions data for that, as proof we signed them at a later date. -219704;1351665941;mircea_popescu;smickles yes. -219703;1351665947;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes. -219702;1351665961;BTC-Mining;And as such will keep the transactions data for the ETF. -219701;1351665979;mircea_popescu;the transaction (in general, the historical) data was never in discussion. -219700;1351665997;smickles;clever girl -219699;1351666004;BTC-Mining;When you said you'd delete ALL data for the ETF, I understood it as ALL the data. Including signed transactions... -219698;1351666018;mircea_popescu;i didn't say i delete all data lol. i said the shares are discarded as worthless -219697;1351666031;BTC-Mining;Wait... let me fetch the bit... -219696;1351666043;smickles;oh snap, mircea_popescu -219695;1351666045;mircea_popescu;wtf, delete signed orders create chaos. heck, why not, lets have fun -219694;1351666057;smickles;\o\ -219693;1351666064;mircea_popescu;lol whazzat smickles ? -219692;1351666077;smickles;he's going to quote you saying something -219691;1351666093;mircea_popescu;no harm in that eh -219690;1351666101;smickles;02:18 < mircea_popescu> BTC-Mining i can't delete "all data" man. the signed stats will forever exist. -219689;1351666115;smickles;04:01 < mircea_popescu> you were talking about "data being deleted". a customer wanting to push a claim would be in no worse position today, on the 5th of december 2012 or 2015 -219688;1351666119;smickles;04:35 < mircea_popescu> i'm not about to delete f.giga.etf entries from the historical records. -219687;1351666123;smickles;04:37 < mircea_popescu> what, am i going to log into twitter and delete tweets ? -219686;1351666127;mircea_popescu;ya well -219685;1351666130;smickles;04:46 < mircea_popescu> i didn't say i delete all data lol. i said the shares are discarded as worthless -219684;1351666137;smickles;04:47 < mircea_popescu> wtf, delete signed orders create chaos. heck, why not, lets have fun -219683;1351666149;smickles;last 1000 lines, every time mircea_popescu said delete -219682;1351666158;mircea_popescu;haha fun times -219681;1351666160;smickles;all time UTC -219680;1351666163;smickles;*times -219679;1351666199;smickles;maybe it was on reddit -219678;1351666218;mircea_popescu;i've not been on reddit today, you;ve kept me busy -219677;1351666239;smickles;mircea_popescu: is your reddit user private or something? -219676;1351666252;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/user/mirceapopescu <> page not found -219675;1351666279;mircea_popescu;nope -219674;1351666285;mircea_popescu;its beleeted!!1 -219673;1351666302;mircea_popescu;(ftr, i see it fine) -219672;1351666348;BTC-Mining;Mea culpa I guess. You were talking about how it's unreasonable to keep the data indefinitly. I understood it as all the data. I pointed out I was annoyed by this. -219671;1351666370;BTC-Mining;[21:07] Keeping the data aside doesn't cost much logistically. -219670;1351666370;BTC-Mining;[21:07] well, it is kept aside if you keep your stats. -219669;1351666370;BTC-Mining;[21:08] mpex isn't designed to be a sort of glbse -219668;1351666381;BTC-Mining;I completly missed that second line. -219667;1351666407;mircea_popescu;:p -219666;1351666423;BTC-Mining;Well actually, I understood it badly. -219665;1351666432;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining will now be punished to copy by hand http://trilema.com/2012/bitcoin-wittgenstein-assets/ ten times -219664;1351666447;mircea_popescu;for misstating facts, jumping to conclusions and other crmes -219663;1351666477;BTC-Mining;I understood it as data would be preserved within the saved "stat" data. -219662;1351666496;mircea_popescu;nah, really, it's a more complex scheme. -219661;1351666498;BTC-Mining;Not that related transaction data would be kept and compared against -219660;1351666502;mircea_popescu;made out of parts as it were -219659;1351666503;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://i.imgur.com/lumDI.png -219658;1351666526;mircea_popescu;smickles seems we've been separated! -219657;1351666558;mircea_popescu;whoa proxy 404s me too -219656;1351666622;mircea_popescu;odd. -219655;1351666871;BTC-Mining;Nefario claimed not to be using user's funds. Theymos, thinking "wait, Nefario certainly does not have the money to pay for it, he probably used the users's funds". And went ahead making an official statement that Nefario used. Now that's assumption put forward as facts. You stated the data for the ETF would be deleted (A general statement which seems to indicate any data related would -219654;1351666871;BTC-Mining;be erased), that data would be kept along signed statement (as in all your data too, it was a bit of confusion in my understanding), and then the part with smickles where it went unanswered if you'd honor signed statements (not very useful if you don't keep your part of the signed data). -219653;1351666911;mircea_popescu;the fact zinger was about the legal stuff re nefario -219652;1351666916;BTC-Mining;As such, I might have been wrong. But I never presented it as a fact. Although technically we're on a public medium in this channel, this was a conversation between you and me. -219651;1351666937;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining If you don't know the facts, he claims to have asked the FSA about it long ago but they claimed not to be concerned by anything Bitcoins related. (Probably miscommunication). Trying to go legal, he consulted again and was told to stop or he could be charged. -219650;1351666937;mircea_popescu;mircea_popescu you know this as a fact ? -219649;1351667038;BTC-Mining;Misstating fact would be me going right away without further discussion or confirmation on bitcointalk loudmouthing how it is a fact you'll delete all signed transactions for the GIGA.ETF rendering taking backups useless. -219648;1351667099;mircea_popescu;hehe okay. -219647;1351667134;BTC-Mining;I came for answers and although your statements were a bit cryptic at first, I ended up with my answers. -219646;1351667191;BTC-Mining;As for the other part where I claim facts, I cannot actually claim direct sighting of those facts. -219645;1351667195;mircea_popescu;hey, so did everyone else. WHETHER THEY WANT TO OR NOT!!1 -219644;1351667197;BTC-Mining;Only that I know of it from Nefario's meeting with the shareholder, for which the log is not disputed by any shareholder. -219643;1351667214;mircea_popescu;nefario has this bad habit of lieing through his teeth. -219642;1351667227;mircea_popescu;very self-righteously about it, too. -219641;1351667238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23244 @ 0.00045762 = 10.6369 BTC [-] -219640;1351667239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31616 @ 0.00045734 = 14.4593 BTC [-] -219639;1351667263;BTC-Mining;No, but some credible or related people have made the claims and have seen them. And I said the fact was Nefario CLAIMED it, not if he lied or not about it. -219638;1351667285;mircea_popescu;i've been so far perfectly unable to confirm much of it. but who knows. -219637;1351667291;BTC-Mining;My complain is people passing as fact something they have no credible claim to pass it as a fact. -219636;1351667323;BTC-Mining;Like theymos passing as a fact Nefario was using user's funds solely because "He thought so" -219635;1351667355;BTC-Mining;While what I claim Nefario claimed has a public log not contested by GLBSE shareholders of their meeting. -219634;1351667362;mircea_popescu;tbh, i thought that perfectly credible. -219633;1351667378;mircea_popescu;(knowing that he had spent glbse money w/o permission, which isn't disputed) -219632;1351667434;BTC-Mining;No one has any proof Nefario used any of GLBSE's users funds to pay for his lawyer. Theymos just decided it was so. -219631;1351667494;BTC-Mining;While the log for the meeting is not disputed by multiple people being witness of said conversation, which gives a certain credibility and Nefario said what he said in thos logs. -219630;1351667510;BTC-Mining;credibility that* -219629;1351667543;BTC-Mining;One is completly hypothetical and based on nothing. The other is based on multiple witness accounts. -219628;1351667584;mircea_popescu;it's in those same logs that nefario spent glbse/bcglobal money w/o asking. -219627;1351667691;BTC-Mining;He said he wanted Bitcoin Global to pay for the lawyer he hired for himself. -219626;1351667754;BTC-Mining;He denied that he used the users' funds for it and merely claimed to want the expenses to be paid by Bitcoin Global which had money that was not the users' funds. -219625;1351667817;BTC-Mining;Theymos decided to screw it and just tell everyone Nefario used the users' funds to pay for his lawyer. -219624;1351667842;BTC-Mining;At least this is what the logs afterward seems to show and he didn't dispute them. -219623;1351667949;BTC-Mining;I'd have to find it, but I even recall theymos later posting that he had no actual idea if Nefario did that, he just thought he probably did. -219622;1351668062;BTC-Mining;Note that my previous statement states that I "recall" seeing such a post, not that it actually happened. -219621;1351668068;BTC-Mining;Let me try and find that. -219620;1351668109;BTC-Mining;Well that's not it... but it's interesting nonetheless... -219619;1351668112;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1307789#msg1307789 -219618;1351668132;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining im not even sure it matters that much eh ? -219617;1351668160;BTC-Mining;Not at all... Looks like theymos is doing something else completly on his side. -219616;1351668318;BTC-Mining;ah, here's one of them: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118354.msg1283157#msg1283157 -219615;1351668334;BTC-Mining;He only indirectly admits it in this one, but should be sufficient. -219614;1351668399;BTC-Mining;The point being, there's a difference between made up scenarios you have in your head and "facts" involving direct claims/witnesses. -219613;1351668433;BTC-Mining;And I don't like people rushing things as fast on the forum without any proof or reasonable evidence. -219612;1351668508;BTC-Mining;Hence why I asked you here for more info (got satisfied), instead of going on the forum creating more drama. -219611;1351668745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00045826 = 5.3616 BTC [+] -219610;1351670084;knotwork;* mircea_popescu wonders if everyone else is alseep/sexting/busy not giving a shit or quite the contrary, in awed silence at the sheer genius of the debate unraveling before their very eyes. -219609;1351670145;knotwork;Not asleep, just taking a long time to backtrack to figure out if the whole dramafest-recap-and-rerun was ultimately just something thinking "discard as worthless" implied or intended "deletion of records" -219608;1351670162;knotwork;s/something/someone/ -219607;1351670180;mircea_popescu;well i guess all this is new, so people make varied assumptions -219606;1351670187;mircea_popescu;in the end it's not bad, sets precedents etc -219605;1351670212;knotwork;(yes we deleted the shares as worthless. Oh suddenly dividends turn up? no we didn't delete rcords, presto undelete...) -219604;1351670260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00046 = 0.138 BTC [+] -219603;1351670262;knotwork;oops s/yes we deleted/yes we discarded/ ... s/presto undelete/presto dumpsterdive/ -219602;1351670339;knotwork;a technical loophole - we dis-carded as in its not writ on stone nor cardboard anymore, more of a mere paper trail ow -219601;1351670364;mircea_popescu;moreover, it won't be showing up anymore. -219600;1351670383;mircea_popescu;you know, you can't just not show people symbols in stats w/o teling them in advance -219599;1351670387;mircea_popescu;(at least imo) -219598;1351670392;knotwork;Or are you basically trying to buy them all back so that by the time they are "discarded as worthless" no one is stuck with any anyway? -219597;1351670425;mircea_popescu;no, im just trying to explain to ppl why starting dec 1st there won't be any f.giga.etf listed in their STAT responses -219596;1351670453;knotwork;oh right, the real actual effect is actual de-listing -219595;1351670481;knotwork;the "discarded as worthless" part is what? more a colloquialism? or a technical term meaning something specific? -219594;1351670545;knotwork;I have lots still in backscroll I havent scrolled back as far as yet -219593;1351670719;knotwork;seems maybe similar/related to the "a beneficiary was intended" stuff in contracts, mentioned in some pirate threads -219592;1351670747;knotwork;you got the stuff from Nefario/GLBSE for the purpose of others receiving it -219591;1351670787;knotwork;so even though it was you who dealt with Nefario the people you got them for still have claim through to Nefario, "in equity", maybe -219590;1351670818;knotwork;so I dont see much big reason why you should be prevented from bowing out -219589;1351670834;knotwork;maybe not an reason really -219588;1351670914;knotwork;but, you did use the term ETF rather than pass-through, even though you also commented maybe casually rather than stated officially/technically that it was kind of sort of maybe at least much akin to a passthrough -219587;1351671493;BTC-Mining;Well, basically, yes. I was asking mircea about what was going to be deleted and understood his statements differently than what he meant. -219586;1351671528;BTC-Mining;In the end, everything was fine, but we each lost ~2-3 hours of meaningless argumentation. -219585;1351671620;BTC-Mining;Hmm, I somehow managed to end up reading a thread about some Intersango drama dating september 2011 -219584;1351671634;BTC-Mining;[05:34] BenDavis, we're an agent -219583;1351671634;BTC-Mining;[05:34] so the answer isn't yes or no -219582;1351671634;BTC-Mining;[05:34] <@BenDavis> Are they YOUR coins, yes or no. -219581;1351671634;BTC-Mining;[05:34] <@Geebus> By that definition, our users have stolen 26200 bitcoins from us through transactions we have sent to them. -219580;1351671634;BTC-Mining;[05:34] <@BenDavis> the answer is NO. -219579;1351671635;BTC-Mining;[05:35] <@BenDavis> So. You sending them when they are not yours... makes YOU the thief. -219578;1351671666;BTC-Mining;It looks like BenDavis has no understanding of the concept of "intent" in the law. -219577;1351671768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00046026 = 4.3725 BTC [+] -219576;1351672076;knotwork;ok done the backscroll. Sounds like MPEx should do like GLBSE ought to, which is, release the info to in this case givavps -219575;1351672115;knotwork;send gagavps data that will allow MPEx people who held gigavps shares through GLBSE->MPEx to contact giva directly -219574;1351672120;knotwork;s/giva/giga/ -219573;1351672184;knotwork;since people were explicitly warned up front that whether the PGP identity they use at MPEx would correlate to their real identity was in their own hands, -219572;1351672195;BTC-Mining;Nah, nah -219571;1351672213;knotwork;possibly it might even be that MPEx can simply directly tell gigavps which PGP identity held how much -219570;1351672249;knotwork;I say "possibly" because I do not recall whether MPEx let me use as my PGP identity my normal one, my OTC one, whose publicly listed email address does not exist -219569;1351672264;BTC-Mining;It seems that if appropriate and feasible, and someone makes a claim with a signed statement Mircea finds out to be receivable, he will honor the claim. -219568;1351672292;knotwork;I think MPEx did let me do that, and if so, then anyone could have made up any ficitional but syntactically possible email address to make up a PGP identity for -219567;1351672315;knotwork;thus whether giga would learn who they are given their PGP identity is up to them, as they were told from the start -219566;1351672332;BTC-Mining;I don't think mircea would do that. -219565;1351672373;knotwork;I am pretty sure MPEx does not refuse email orders that come from an email address that is not officially tied to the PGP identity whose orders that email address is sending -219564;1351672423;BTC-Mining;email orders? -219563;1351672437;knotwork;Because, I recall being annoyed recently at some other site or service or somesuch that rejected my PGP identity seemingly due to its email address (one that does not exist thus doesnt receive spam) not being where I emailed from -219562;1351672451;knotwork;doesn't MPEx take orders via email? -219561;1351672467;knotwork;I thought I registered there by sending a PGP-crypted email? -219560;1351672492;knotwork;later I say one could paste into a web form but was that the only way? was there never a send orders by email? -219559;1351672504;knotwork;s/later I say/later I saw/ -219558;1351672540;knotwork;Mircea should not have to worry about later claims and honouring them -219557;1351672577;knotwork;he should just send giga the list of shareholders just like GLBSE is theoretically imagined to be planning to maybe someday do -219556;1351672609;mircea_popescu;knotwork "anyone could have made up any ficitional but syntactically possible email address to make up a PGP identity for" << this part is correct -219555;1351672637;knotwork;but unlike GLBSE he need not do weird codes shit, since he told everyone up front that if they want to be anonymous they should create a PGP identity no one knows is them. didnt he? or am I confused having just read bunch of how to Torify email sites? -219554;1351672648;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining back a year or so ago mpoe traded by email. i think knotwork isn't up to date with the new trade paradigm -219553;1351672672;mircea_popescu;knotwork nah gpg string is just submited as a post to an url. -219552;1351672677;knotwork;My OTC identity is webmaster@makemoney.knotwork.com, which deliberately is no longer spammable -219551;1351672715;knotwork;some idiot service recently refused to let me use that identity because I sent them the email from a real email address that can actually accept email -219550;1351672723;mircea_popescu;and also yes, everyoen was told. it's in the faq :" http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#18 -219549;1351672772;knotwork;so there ya go mircea, just give giga the full data on how much of your passthrough each PGP identity owned -219548;1351672807;knotwork;was the scale such that some owners might have owned thereby a fractional number of actual gigavps? -219547;1351672820;knotwork;or was it scaled so it can even actually come out as integers? -219546;1351672866;knotwork;regardless, giga can no doubt handle it, nd you can give him that info sooner than he hears from GLBSE how many actual shares your entire bunch of PGP people had between them -219545;1351672873;BTC-Mining;I'm almost sure he won't do that. -219544;1351672900;knotwork;oh is he one of the "I never sold anyone anything" like Goat not long ago said? -219543;1351672910;BTC-Mining;I don't see mircea going around asking the ETF holders if they want their information disclosed to Gigavps -219542;1351672919;BTC-Mining;No, not any of that nonsense -219541;1351672926;knotwork;their infomration wont be disclosed to gigavps -219540;1351672950;knotwork;only the information about a bunch of anonymous sock puppets / PGP identities would be released -219539;1351672975;knotwork;any relation between those identities and actual people the people were warned up front not to cause/create -219538;1351672992;smickles;i'm sure not everyone did that -219537;1351673000;mircea_popescu;knotwork there's plenty of problems. for once the scale is 1:1000, for another it wasn't a direct holding, and i see no good reason to pressure giga this way (which would be really abusive tbh) -219536;1351673006;knotwork;I deliberately used my best known PGP identity -219535;1351673020;smickles;and why should giga trust that mircea_popescu only issued a proportional amount of the etf shares? -219534;1351673022;mircea_popescu;and in general it'd be a premier way to cause a mess. i'll pass -219533;1351673040;knotwork;so if I owned giga passsthrough shares I would of course suffer the consequences of having used a known identity -219532;1351673048;BTC-Mining;I believe he'll pay out what Gigamining's shares pay to the ETF holder if any receivable claim arrise in the future, where the info would eventually be disclosed and Gigavps would resume payments, and where the claimer has receivable proof he held ETF units. -219531;1351673051;BTC-Mining;and possibly other conditions I'm missing -219530;1351673058;mircea_popescu;knotwork this is something that MAY happen, but i'll still try and protect them -219529;1351673084;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i tell you, the shit we get involved in here would put to shame a full fledged commercial paper litigation house -219528;1351673110;knotwork;I was an early adopter invitee, so possibly the invite actually was contingent upon my using my OTC identity? -219527;1351673146;smickles;i think you only had to prove an ident was you, not have it be the ident for mpex -219526;1351673152;knotwork;though had I wanted to use an anonymous one maybe ... -219525;1351673157;knotwork;yes as I was typing -219524;1351673171;knotwork;I would have come here and argued for it, proven it was me -219523;1351673172;smickles;heh, sry to seal you thunder :) -219522;1351673204;knotwork;also it was more about issuing assets maybe than buying other peoples assets -219521;1351673227;BTC-Mining;Mircea, they'd all say: "We're sorry, but the criterions for your case does not make you not eligible to be a client of ours." -219520;1351673240;knotwork;he wanted well known/identified people to come look at his system and consider issuing something there -219519;1351673272;BTC-Mining;Where criterions are the applicable laws and the fact the case does not bring any receivable proof for the litigation to apply those laws. -219518;1351673275;smickles;oh, that musta been beta b/f the beta i knew of -219517;1351673277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00046026 = 1.3348 BTC [+] -219516;1351673320;smickles;or maybe another side of the same 'beta-coin' -219515;1351673326;knotwork;re "They", maybe "they" would say of course your offshore corp in a place that doesnt reveal corp owners is not anonymous and we will not hide its identity -219514;1351673363;knotwork;in other words, if you wanted anonymity you provided it to yourself if you didnt well sorry you didnt, not my problem -219513;1351673418;knotwork;your PGP identity is your offshore or not corp that does or does not reveal its owners -219512;1351673438;BTC-Mining;I meant that for any case where funds were stolen, you'd have to prove in courts who you sent the bitcoins to. -219511;1351673462;BTC-Mining;And that may well be denied by the defendant and impossible to prove. -219510;1351673469;knotwork;huh? -219509;1351673482;knotwork;to prove someone stole my wallet I have to prove where I spent its contents? -219508;1351673513;BTC-Mining;No, to prove someone stole your funds, you'd have to prove you ever sent it to that person. -219507;1351673537;knotwork;no, that would be to attempt to claim fraud or fiduciary negligence etc -219506;1351673551;knotwork;stolen is when I didnt send them to anyone yet I no longer have them -219505;1351673577;knotwork;sending them to someone who then fails to do right by me in regard to them is a bit more complicated -219504;1351673589;knotwork;it gets into why I sent them to them in the first place -219503;1351673597;BTC-Mining;Ah, sorry. I was not using legal terms, only the general meaning of stealing. -219502;1351673606;BTC-Mining;Yes, financial fraud. -219501;1351673613;BTC-Mining;Was what I was referring to. -219500;1351673618;knotwork;and I do not have to prove I sent them, the blockchain proves a certain private key ordered them sent -219499;1351673643;BTC-Mining;And if that person was always dealing from TOR, never tied the bitcoins to a transaction toward one of his bank account and denies owning the address, you can't provide a proof. -219498;1351673649;knotwork;and that same private key can also sign a digital statement to the effect that it wants them back and why -219497;1351673665;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/conversation-discarded-as-worthless/ convo of doom -219496;1351673667;mircea_popescu;for the ages. -219495;1351673677;BTC-Mining;Thank you, thank you. -219494;1351673683;smickles;oh no -219493;1351673689;smickles;i hit the paywal -219492;1351673690;BTC-Mining;I take credit for this mess. -219491;1351673696;smickles;paywall* -219490;1351673705;mircea_popescu;give it a week s -219489;1351673708;BTC-Mining;You've been immortalized, again? -219488;1351673716;mircea_popescu;and now gents, im wasted so catch you all tomorrow. -219487;1351673718;smickles;/¯(°_o)/¯ -219486;1351673723;smickles;nn -219485;1351673730;BTC-Mining;Goodbye Mircea. -219484;1351673738;smickles;BTC-Mining: i dunno, i hit mircea's paywall -219483;1351673771;knotwork;gnite -219482;1351673790;knotwork;oh he has one of those you read too much things? -219481;1351673807;knotwork;take it as a hint that you read too much :) -219480;1351673812;BTC-Mining;knotwork, yes there's signed digital statements, but I meant to answer Mircea's statement about commercial litigation house -219479;1351673835;BTC-Mining;Where if you were to pursue some actual person for financial fraud. -219478;1351673850;smickles;wow, you get 1000 article views for 1 usd in btc -219477;1351673854;knotwork;nah it'd have to be a PGP-class action suit :) -219476;1351673889;knotwork;some lawyer pursuing the person on behalf of a bunch of layr-client-priviledged PGP keys -219475;1351673909;knotwork;treat it as them being the lawyer's sock-puppets -219474;1351673913;smickles;"Trilema happens to be the first blog in the world that switched to a paid model, imitated about a year later by The New York Times." -219473;1351673923;knotwork;no need for any of them to actually ever have been anyone else -219472;1351673928;BTC-Mining;Which would be worthless, considering most scammers in Bitcoin where always on TOR and used gpg identity not officially tied to anyone. -219471;1351673944;smickles;i'd be fucked as a scammer -219470;1351673972;BTC-Mining;Their simple denial to have any knowledge of it ever happening or holding the coins would be accepted and they're free. -219469;1351673990;knotwork;Yeah I learned years ago that I read the NYT and WSJ and such way too much -219468;1351673999;BTC-Mining;There's no proof, if the scammer was careful and went away with funds. -219467;1351674005;knotwork;too much being, once in a few years -219466;1351674011;BTC-Mining;No trace and no way to chargeback. -219465;1351674041;knotwork;BTC-M, also no way to get my coins without hacking my machine / coldwallet :) -219464;1351674056;BTC-Mining;Also that. -219463;1351674062;BTC-Mining;It goes both ways. -219462;1351674069;knotwork;or are you implying I was born yesterday? :) -219461;1351674125;BTC-Mining;Well... I don't know... I suppose each other throwing general statements we already know at each other just like that is quite pointless... -219460;1351674178;knotwork;:) -219459;1351674185;BTC-Mining;I motion that we stop this topic this instant. All in favor: -219458;1351674188;BTC-Mining;Aye -219457;1351674210;knotwork;Hitler! Nazi! Holocaust! -219456;1351708072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1139 @ 0.0004606 = 0.5246 BTC [+] -219455;1351708074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14861 @ 0.00046355 = 6.8888 BTC [+] -219454;1351708872;mircea_popescu;Some user used an SQLi to get into the System and stole the API keys from the users. -219453;1351708872;mircea_popescu;I will be honest: -219452;1351708872;mircea_popescu;He used the http://bitcoin-24.com/EUR/trades.json to get into the System. -219451;1351708875;mircea_popescu;this is nice -219450;1351709582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26539 @ 0.00046355 = 12.3022 BTC [+] -219449;1351709584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15961 @ 0.0004636 = 7.3995 BTC [+] -219448;1351710097;mircea_popescu;so who wanted to play monopoly yest ? smickles ? thestringpuller ? -219447;1351710504;kakobrekla;for btc? -219446;1351710508;kakobrekla;how do you play that -219445;1351710545;mircea_popescu;i dunno they were asking me yest ? -219444;1351710548;mircea_popescu;i wanted to check it out -219443;1351710595;Anduck;mircea_popescu: #bitcoin-monopoly -219442;1351710604;Anduck;we've gathered people there who wants to play monopoly -219441;1351710637;mircea_popescu;a ok -219440;1351710787;kakobrekla;play money or virtual money? -219439;1351710788;kakobrekla;:> -219438;1351710809;mircea_popescu;sadly it takes some download -219437;1351710815;Anduck;monopoly itself is via client-server but we sometimes to btc buy-in, winner winning all -219436;1351710822;Anduck;yeah its for linux/mac/windows -219435;1351710830;Anduck;do* -219434;1351710840;kakobrekla;what the avg game lenght -219433;1351710844;kakobrekla;whats -219432;1351710856;Anduck;it varies, 30-60min -219431;1351710858;Anduck;usually less -219430;1351710877;kakobrekla;dafuq, it took hours in rl -219429;1351710881;kakobrekla;even days sometimes -219428;1351710884;copumpkin;lol -219427;1351710893;Anduck;well if everyone plays without afking it's fast -219426;1351710900;Anduck;if someone goes afk after his turn it will take long =D -219425;1351710901;copumpkin;a fking what? -219424;1351710917;Anduck;copumpkin btw i did get banned for practicly no reason -219423;1351710922;Anduck;just fyi -219422;1351710943;Anduck;did not yell or claim anything to him via pm, it's nonsense -219421;1351710968;copumpkin;talk to nanotube about it -219420;1351710970;mircea_popescu;you got banned in monopoly ?! -219419;1351710986;Anduck;at -otc -219418;1351710986;Anduck;lol -219417;1351710986;Anduck;copumpkin: i will. -219416;1351711012;Anduck;it's just sad he's humiliating me there. and my friends, too -219415;1351711022;mircea_popescu;who ? -219414;1351711023;Anduck;"let's ban the kids" and bans 3 more guys -219413;1351711028;Anduck;gmaxwell... -219412;1351711031;mircea_popescu;ahaha -219411;1351711035;mircea_popescu;;;rated gmaxwell -219410;1351711036;gribble;You rated user gmaxwell on Sun Apr 8 09:54:19 2012, giving him a rating of -10, and supplied these additional notes: hypocritical idiot.. -219409;1351711041;mircea_popescu;ymmv. -219408;1351711061;copumpkin;hmhnv -219407;1351711091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23279 @ 0.00045922 = 10.6902 BTC [-] -219406;1351711093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25921 @ 0.00045853 = 11.8856 BTC [-] -219405;1351711103;mircea_popescu;;;google hmhnv -219404;1351711104;gribble;Muqaatil bin Hayyaan (d. 150H) - AboveTheThrone.Com: ; nevada - MesoWest - University of Utah: ; Philippe geubels - free download - (1 more message) -219403;1351711118;mircea_popescu;islam ?! -219402;1351711126;copumpkin;I'm a secret imam -219401;1351711136;copumpkin;(his mileage has not varied) -219400;1351712073;thestringpuller;;;rate mircea_popescu 3 market hacker -219399;1351712074;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 3 for user mircea_popescu has been recorded. -219398;1351712518;mircea_popescu;im a market hacker and im ok -219397;1351712524;mircea_popescu;i hack all night and i hack all day -219396;1351712586;mircea_popescu;i cut down btc, i wear high heels, suspenders aaand a braa -219395;1351712605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24427 @ 0.00045853 = 11.2005 BTC [-] -219394;1351712606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23895 @ 0.00045811 = 10.9465 BTC [-] -219393;1351712882;pigeons;today's investment: https://btcjam.com/listings/299 -219392;1351712929;mircea_popescu;i like the plural. -219391;1351712996;thestringpuller;plural* -219390;1351712999;thestringpuller;?* -219389;1351713005;thestringpuller;possessive you mean -219388;1351713043;mircea_popescu;of an ex wife -219387;1351713518;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: do you think educationis welfare? -219386;1351713531;thestringpuller;public education* -219385;1351713552;mircea_popescu;i think education that does not include regular beating is an exercise in stupidity indistinguishable from welfare. -219384;1351713592;Diablo-D3;violence is not the answer, mircea_popescu. -219383;1351713650;mircea_popescu;oyesitis. -219382;1351713678;mircea_popescu;make a rule that all kids scoring in the last quartile of their class take ten across the buttocks -219381;1351713687;mircea_popescu;and get out of the way of sat scores explosion -219380;1351713709;Diablo-D3;not at all -219379;1351713732;Diablo-D3;tests do not work. -219378;1351713746;mircea_popescu;right right. -219377;1351713759;mircea_popescu;that's why the chinese have taken over the past 20 years -219376;1351713763;mircea_popescu;because tests don't work. -219375;1351713782;mircea_popescu;an' violence is not the answer -219374;1351713841;Diablo-D3;well, then you have to actually quantify what "china taking over" is -219373;1351713854;Diablo-D3;because remember, they owe the federal reserve more money than the US government owes china -219372;1351713884;mircea_popescu;eh ? -219371;1351713898;Diablo-D3;yes, most of the money china loaned us, the federal reserve loaned them -219370;1351713900;mircea_popescu;look around the house for some item made in the us. -219369;1351713904;mircea_popescu;and stop believing the bs. -219368;1351713927;Diablo-D3;okay, so they make shit, so what? -219367;1351713927;copumpkin;I'm not sure the US education system is trying to optimize for "made in the US" -219366;1351713934;copumpkin;not that I think it's all that great, either -219365;1351713934;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: this is true -219364;1351713941;copumpkin;it just doesn't seem like a particularly meaningful metric to measure by -219363;1351713941;Diablo-D3;its optimizing for "the US owns the company who made it" -219362;1351713947;Diablo-D3;we outsourced slavery to China -219361;1351713949;mircea_popescu;copumpkin are you familiar with how archeologists score dominance in the field ? -219360;1351713955;Diablo-D3;plain and simple -219359;1351713958;copumpkin;nope -219358;1351713967;mircea_popescu;they simply count the objects found. -219357;1351713971;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay, so the jews were dominant in egypt? -219356;1351713973;copumpkin;okay... -219355;1351713975;mircea_popescu;more roman, less celtic ? romans owned celts. -219354;1351713977;Diablo-D3;they built the pyramids after all. -219353;1351713985;copumpkin;and…? :P -219352;1351713993;mircea_popescu;and thus taking over. -219351;1351714000;copumpkin;meh :P -219350;1351714004;mircea_popescu;hey. -219349;1351714013;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu thinks he knows things, how cute -219348;1351714019;copumpkin;they do it that way presumably for lack of better data -219347;1351714024;Diablo-D3;go back to "beating" your "women", and by that, I mean posting images and saying its you. -219346;1351714026;copumpkin;I don't really care what archeologists will think -219345;1351714031;mircea_popescu;copumpkin you're welcome to show your preferred data is better. -219344;1351714050;Diablo-D3;unfortunately, the time of archaeologists is over -219343;1351714055;copumpkin;if we pay a bunch of poor laotians to make our sweaters, and all our sweaters are made in laos, that doesn't mean laos is taking over -219342;1351714060;copumpkin;it means they're cheaper -219341;1351714063;Diablo-D3;too much data from this time period will permanently recorded -219340;1351714069;copumpkin;it also doesn't mean they're better educated -219339;1351714073;mircea_popescu;copumpkin did you just take a system, posit that it's wrong and thus proved it being wrong ? -219338;1351714087;mircea_popescu;cause im starting to dislike british education too by this measure. -219337;1351714095;copumpkin;nope, I thought you were advocating doing that? -219336;1351714105;copumpkin;I wasn't educated in the british system -219335;1351714112;mircea_popescu;i said the chinese were taking over, asked how do i measure this i showed how i measure it. -219334;1351714113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9548 @ 0.0004619 = 4.4102 BTC [+] -219333;1351714122;mircea_popescu;the system as presented stands. inconvenient as that may be ideologically. -219332;1351714129;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: yeah, and I just pointed out that it sounds silly with my laotian example -219331;1351714136;mircea_popescu;i don't see it sounds silly. -219330;1351714141;pigeons;moar child beating! -219329;1351714168;Diablo-D3;I dont want to beat children -219328;1351714172;Diablo-D3;just adult women -219327;1351714177;mircea_popescu;but i;'dbe very interested to hear mopre about this "us ultimately owns the money, and it lent it to china for china to lend it back" -219326;1351714179;Diablo-D3;seriously, delicious boobs, om nom nom -219325;1351714188;mircea_popescu;it was really delicious dmc-level of thinking. -219324;1351714193;copumpkin;did I say that? -219323;1351714196;copumpkin;or is Diablo talking? -219322;1351714196;mircea_popescu;no, Diablo-D3 -219321;1351714198;copumpkin;oh okay -219320;1351714200;copumpkin;:P -219319;1351714206;mircea_popescu;you're missing out :p -219318;1351714245;copumpkin;Dr. Dre Beats? -219317;1351714247;mircea_popescu;also we should ignore pigeons he's a troll -219316;1351714248;copumpkin;what does he beat -219315;1351714251;copumpkin;he beats your ears? -219314;1351714259;mircea_popescu;he beats your wife so you don't have to -219313;1351714261;copumpkin;I wonder what his doctorate is in -219312;1351714268;copumpkin;it'd be funny if someone awarded him an honorary one -219311;1351714278;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: but I don't have a wife! -219310;1351714280;mircea_popescu;he has a doctorate in gravity -219309;1351714304;mircea_popescu;copumpkin even better, imagine the expense and difficulty of beating the wife you don';t even have. dr. dre got your ass! -219308;1351714313;mircea_popescu;covered, i mean. -219307;1351714316;mircea_popescu;or w/e -219306;1351714318;copumpkin;good point -219305;1351714322;copumpkin;alright, I approve -219304;1351714327;copumpkin;I'm gonna go buy some of his beats -219303;1351714332;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay so -219302;1351714336;Diablo-D3;by your reasoning -219301;1351714350;copumpkin;I'm making beef jerky -219300;1351714352;Diablo-D3;black people, fresh off the boat from africa, were dominant in the south before the civil war -219299;1351714357;Diablo-D3;since they did all the work -219298;1351714364;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: don't you usually use another word for them? -219297;1351714367;mircea_popescu;did all the work != made all the itams -219296;1351714383;mircea_popescu;you need to stop glossing when trying to think, it's unseemly. -219295;1351714396;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: no, I reserve that word for the black people who bring up that their ancestors were such and that it means something in their daily lives -219294;1351714404;copumpkin;oh, I see! -219293;1351714415;copumpkin;makes perfect sense, carry on -219292;1351714418;mircea_popescu;he's not racist, he's culturally-aware debateist -219291;1351714421;copumpkin;yeah -219290;1351714455;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay so, the black slaves _did_ do all the work and make all the items -219289;1351714461;mircea_popescu;what such items ? -219288;1351714467;copumpkin;wooden dildos -219287;1351714470;mircea_popescu;lol -219286;1351714490;Diablo-D3;all food was handled by slaves, from the fields to the dinner table. -219285;1351714514;mircea_popescu;they made pretty decent music, which would count as an item for this conversation, except it wasn't valued at the time. arguably that gives them a leg to stand on -219284;1351714519;Diablo-D3;food is the single largest industry in the world, and has been so for the past 6000 years. -219283;1351714521;mircea_popescu;hence all the current attention being paid to niggers in the us. -219282;1351714536;mircea_popescu;food is however not much of an item in this discussion -219281;1351714552;Diablo-D3;so the _single largest industry in the world_ is not viable for this discussion? the hell? -219280;1351714561;Diablo-D3;thats some republican style debating going on there. -219279;1351714572;mircea_popescu;but you understand what we're discussing right ? -219278;1351714587;Diablo-D3;yes, we're discussing if china is dominant or not -219277;1351714593;mircea_popescu;right. -219276;1351714603;Diablo-D3;and Im of the camp that they're not, not when they owe us that much money -219275;1351714605;mircea_popescu;now, in china iron pots and pans handle most of the food -219274;1351714619;mircea_popescu;does this mean the evil empire of iron pots is dominant in china ? -219273;1351714620;pigeons;always seems to be an intelligent discussion when the n word is used -219272;1351714633;copumpkin;yup -219271;1351714639;mircea_popescu;pigeons you know the knights of ni sketch ? -219270;1351714645;pigeons;yep -219269;1351714650;mircea_popescu;ever considered it's a reference ? -219268;1351714655;Diablo-D3;china's GDP is $11 trillion, they owe us around twice that. -219267;1351714663;Diablo-D3;(thats a little over $8k per capita, btw) -219266;1351714680;pigeons;i love monty python too but i dont pretend it makes calling people that name any less silly -219265;1351714707;Diablo-D3;so either they're our slave labor (at worst) or we just own all the major exporting companies (at best) -219264;1351714710;mircea_popescu;you know china holds about 1.2 trillion right ? -219263;1351714722;copumpkin;china also makes baijiu -219262;1351714724;copumpkin;really tasty liquor -219261;1351714739;mircea_popescu;actually as it stands right now, the chinese own more of the us than americans do. -219260;1351714739;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, so? they owe us around twice their GDP. -219259;1351714743;mircea_popescu;by a wide margin. -219258;1351714751;Diablo-D3;anything china owns in us, we own by default. -219257;1351714757;mircea_popescu;... -219256;1351714761;mircea_popescu;fascinating. -219255;1351714777;Diablo-D3;now, if they were to pay what they owe, yes, you would have a legitimate argument -219254;1351714840;Diablo-D3;now, normally I would say our investment in their country was a good one, except the federal reserve did it without foreknowledge of congress or the treasury or the president. -219253;1351714865;Diablo-D3;technically, congress could force china to pay back the entire amount now since the contract may not have been legal to begin with. -219252;1351714881;Diablo-D3;I would rather go for a debt swap however. they owe us slightly more than we owe them. -219251;1351714894;mircea_popescu;o rly ? -219250;1351714898;Diablo-D3;it would collapse the chinese economy, but thats not my problem. -219249;1351714957;Diablo-D3;they make about 5% annually on the trade difference due to the debt, or about $1.1 trillion a year. -219248;1351714984;mircea_popescu;i happen to think this conversation is a great argument for educational brutality. -219247;1351714991;mircea_popescu;and i do mean brutality. -219246;1351715101;mircea_popescu;nah, i can't be bothered to do it myself. -219245;1351715111;copumpkin;you'd better, or he'll do it to you -219244;1351715136;mircea_popescu;but i imagine a correct solution would be something like, make further endowments dependent on beatings documentation. -219243;1351715143;mircea_popescu;we're not equals. -219242;1351715254;pigeons;NO U -219241;1351715324;mircea_popescu;so there you have it thestringpuller. happy nao ? -219240;1351715359;copumpkin;we need to get Luke-Jr into this -219239;1351715594;mircea_popescu;ahaha -219238;1351715596;jurov;wtf i just did -219237;1351715608;mircea_popescu;do you feel enriched nao ? -219236;1351715675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3561 @ 0.0004636 = 1.6509 BTC [+] -219235;1351715786;jurov;can't exactly name it -219234;1351715805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25878 @ 0.0004636 = 11.997 BTC [+] -219233;1351715806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30900 @ 0.00046437 = 14.349 BTC [+] -219232;1351715808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26190 @ 0.00046532 = 12.1867 BTC [+] -219231;1351715809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00046553 = 0.7914 BTC [+] -219230;1351715810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00046819 = 5.1969 BTC [+] -219229;1351715810;mircea_popescu;well i put most of it on my blog, too -219228;1351715811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00047029 = 10.9107 BTC [+] -219227;1351715812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35700 @ 0.00047077 = 16.8065 BTC [+] -219226;1351715813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.0004739 = 3.649 BTC [+] -219225;1351715814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22622 @ 0.00048788 = 11.0368 BTC [+] -219224;1351715814;mircea_popescu;if you feel like you need to re-read -219223;1351715814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00048934 = 2.7403 BTC [+] -219222;1351715815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00049999 = 4.9999 BTC [+] -219221;1351715816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 199410 @ 0.0005 = 99.705 BTC [+] -219220;1351715827;jurov;MUST...RESIST... -219219;1351715904;mircea_popescu;lol -219218;1351715930;jurov;in similar situation i'd prolly just start to troll btc-mining or fell asleep -219217;1351715945;mircea_popescu;i am made of steel. -219216;1351715957;jurov;couldn't believe how it went on and on -219215;1351715993;mircea_popescu;good future investment, people can just be given a link -219214;1351716182;jurov;i think i'll bring it to next level and start tvtropes page about trilema blog... -219213;1351716206;jurov;and about this chan -219212;1351716249;mircea_popescu;haha -219211;1351716257;mircea_popescu;i am a great fan of tvtropes btw -219210;1351716270;mircea_popescu;iirc when a girl pointed that site to me i got lost in there for 30 hours -219209;1351716276;mircea_popescu;prolly read 500k words -219208;1351716353;jurov;you see. then, when some dispute is imminent, just hand'em this combined trilema/tvtropes tranquilizer -219207;1351716359;mircea_popescu;ahahahaaha -219206;1351716369;mircea_popescu;i need a soup nazi -219205;1351716463;jurov;MPOE-PR: Trope namer :DDDD -219204;1351716496;mircea_popescu;haha -219203;1351716513;mircea_popescu;an ACTUAL girl on the internet that everybody talks to as if it were some guy. -219202;1351716538;mircea_popescu;in spite of her right boob flippantly falling out of her blouse -219201;1351716612;Diablo-D3;fucking tvtropes -219200;1351716624;thestringpuller;she is hot as shit -219199;1351716631;thestringpuller;but she is mean -219198;1351716641;mircea_popescu;those two seem to go together don't they -219197;1351716643;thestringpuller;no one likes a mean girl :$ -219196;1351716645;thestringpuller;:( -219195;1351716657;mircea_popescu;i like mean girls. -219194;1351716677;thestringpuller;my aunt was a mean girl -219193;1351716685;thestringpuller;her children are scarred -219192;1351716688;thestringpuller;:P -219191;1351716696;mircea_popescu;fuck the children. -219190;1351716712;thestringpuller;you dont have any children do you? -219189;1351716716;thestringpuller;;) -219188;1351716739;mircea_popescu;nope. -219187;1351716754;mircea_popescu;i'm like chronos. -219186;1351716762;thestringpuller;or spike spiegal -219185;1351716767;thestringpuller;"i hate kids" -219184;1351716782;mircea_popescu;i don't hate them, they just don't pay enough to be bothered. -219183;1351717049;pigeons;chronos had a son -219182;1351717219;mircea_popescu;eventually. -219181;1351717237;mircea_popescu;guy ended up teh master of the universe, too. -219180;1351717241;mircea_popescu;i think that's informative. -219179;1351717287;pigeons;yeah his son did. but some say zeus castrated chronos like chronos did to uranus -219178;1351717313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00048 = 8.64 BTC [-] -219177;1351717315;mircea_popescu;a well. ballz are overrated :D -219176;1351717652;kakobrekla;hehe http://www.room77.de/ -219175;1351717821;mircea_popescu;what's that, german scat club ? -219174;1351717830;kakobrekla;http://www.npr.org/2012/06/01/154140277/berlin-restaurant-experiments-with-virtual-currency -219173;1351717889;thestringpuller;lo -219172;1351717890;thestringpuller;lol -219171;1351717907;thestringpuller;whoa -219170;1351717913;thestringpuller;mooe stock is hot -219169;1351717918;thestringpuller;mpoe -219168;1351717934;thestringpuller;smickles: monopoly tonight? -219167;1351717964;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla o cool -219166;1351717977;mircea_popescu;gotta check it out next im there then! -219165;1351717992;kakobrekla;yup -219164;1351718190;jurov;live.coinbr.com looks epic nao :) -219163;1351718205;mircea_popescu;o hey -219162;1351718227;mircea_popescu;epic ? it looks like it's about to blow omg -219161;1351718234;mircea_popescu;i don't want to sell more shares ;/ -219160;1351718253;kakobrekla;i dont have any left :\ -219159;1351718280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 82000 @ 0.0005 = 41 BTC [+] -219158;1351718280;mircea_popescu;haha i still have some left -219157;1351718751;jurov;just computed value of my mpoe shares for first time in few months ... fuck i'm rich now! -219156;1351718857;mircea_popescu;haha wd . -219155;1351718874;mircea_popescu;i made some offer to forum ppls to get 10k share blocks a while back -219154;1351718882;mircea_popescu;some claimed but some didn't. a well :p -219153;1351718995;jurov;personal offers? completely missed that -219152;1351719288;mircea_popescu;yeah, it was a list of people. -219151;1351719320;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112694.0 -219150;1351719594;jurov;all together, my IPO investment value multiplied ~ 24x in euros ... fucking can't believe it. -219149;1351719632;thestringpuller;yuuup -219148;1351719637;thestringpuller;congrats boys -219147;1351719648;thestringpuller;jurov -219146;1351719653;thestringpuller;broker man -219145;1351719668;mircea_popescu;jurov : mpoe.etf went up 1200% by the time it was dissolved. -219144;1351719669;thestringpuller;can i pm you and get broker advice? -219143;1351719688;mircea_popescu;and that was in btc -219142;1351719769;jurov;it clearly shows how inflationary currency those euros are -219141;1351719842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00048643 = 8.7071 BTC [-] -219140;1351719843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00048554 = 10.6819 BTC [-] -219139;1351719883;mircea_popescu;i guess so. -219138;1351719922;thestringpuller;sell into the wall! lol -219137;1351719950;mircea_popescu;there's a wall ? -219136;1351719965;mircea_popescu;not really any wall. -219135;1351719969;mircea_popescu;i checked lol -219134;1351719979;thestringpuller;not anymore -219133;1351719981;thestringpuller;there was -219132;1351720011;dub;mircea_popescu: wat -219131;1351720017;mircea_popescu;dub hm ? -219130;1351720018;dub;you like gage? -219129;1351720027;dub;that dude is so fucking retarded it hurts -219128;1351720046;mircea_popescu;sooo ? -219127;1351720074;mircea_popescu;pigeons iirc threw a fit too. why do you all hate gage! -219126;1351720124;pigeons;cause there is enough diareah on the forum, don't encourage more -219125;1351720291;dub;joel wins that forum clearly -219124;1351720305;mircea_popescu;Miscellaneous policy-based unjust factors such as 'withdrawal within the locus poenitentiae' -219123;1351720307;dub;loupgaroux is just a cronic masturbator, contradicts himself constantly -219122;1351720307;mircea_popescu;for fucks sake. -219121;1351720330;mircea_popescu;latin phrase "in locus poen" becomes within the locus on wikipedia -219120;1351720335;mircea_popescu;ITS IN PLACE OF -219119;1351720364;mircea_popescu;dub i like his posts stylistically. -219118;1351720384;dub;gage I get a distinct paranoid schizophrenic hillbilly signal from -219117;1351720427;dub;mircea_popescu: sure there is some wit to a few of his posts but he likes himself too much and really doesnt have a lot of depth -219116;1351720431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.000475 = 1.425 BTC [-] -219115;1351720451;dub;he'll rant and rave on one subject and completely contradict himself in the next post -219114;1351720458;mircea_popescu;well a forum isn't really the venue for depth is it ? -219113;1351720496;pigeons;not if you reward retards -219112;1351720546;mircea_popescu;o come onh! i ruined btctalk, is that it ? -219111;1351720557;dub;haha yes! -219110;1351720572;mircea_popescu;i dun goofed nao :( -219109;1351720572;dub;also, CP -219108;1351720586;mircea_popescu;counterparty ? or the other cp ? -219107;1351720599;dub;channeling that ciuciu moron -219106;1351720616;mircea_popescu;what ever happened to him anyway ? -219105;1351720637;pigeons;i lost the password for that account -219104;1351720651;mircea_popescu;it's kinda funny when various internet entities who we are expected to treat like, you know, as if they were human beings, with rights and all -219103;1351720660;mircea_popescu;fail to survive as long as some 4chan thing -219102;1351721069;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/12eoxg/bitcoins_market_cap_is_at_wellover_100million_and/c6ui5li -219101;1351721974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8820 @ 0.00048137 = 4.2457 BTC [+] -219100;1351721975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26356 @ 0.00048792 = 12.8596 BTC [+] -219099;1351721976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4924 @ 0.00049519 = 2.4383 BTC [+] -219098;1351722481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1820 @ 0.00339944 = 6.187 BTC [+] -219097;1351722694;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/12f27g/how_btcusd_options_fared_in_2012_graph_porn/ << in case anyone missed this -219096;1351723537;jurov;nice, but the II., IV., VI. graphs suck, sorry -219095;1351723557;jurov;you can't compare the two depicted values -219094;1351723588;jurov;nor get at least approximate numbers off them -219093;1351723708;jurov;for example in II , can anyone guess to which weeks belong the two short position (red) spikes? -219092;1351723840;jurov;mircea, maybe you should outsource all graphing (nudge, wink) -219091;1351723909;mircea_popescu;jurov um -219090;1351723919;mircea_popescu;are you working off the small versions or did you click the graphs ? -219089;1351723963;jurov;magnification help a bit, but only a bit -219088;1351723967;jurov;*helps -219087;1351724063;mircea_popescu;but what's the problem exactly ? -219086;1351724071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4199 @ 0.00048679 = 2.044 BTC [-] -219085;1351724150;jurov;nah, i don't feel like bitching today again, after that yesterday's letting off steam over jsonrpc :) -219084;1351724154;mircea_popescu;lol -219083;1351724166;jurov;if it bothers anyone else, please explain it to mircea -219082;1351724242;mircea_popescu;but as to "which week" : the simple way to interpolate 3d graphs is to look at the angle gain. -219081;1351724265;mircea_popescu;there's 140 px angle gain between front of front column and back of back column -219080;1351724314;mircea_popescu;making them weeks 20 and 25 respectively -219079;1351724351;jurov;okay -219078;1351724355;mircea_popescu;(the angle gain you see in the right hand edge of the graph) -219077;1351724382;pigeons;bah, not very accessible to the angle blind -219076;1351724399;mircea_popescu;ya well. supposedly 3d graphs look spiffier -219075;1351724570;jurov;supposedly it's also possible to make things both spiffy and clearly readable -219074;1351724637;mircea_popescu;well now that all depends. -219073;1351724914;dub;fuck I am old -219072;1351724941;dub;one 24 hour day at work and I'm broken -219071;1351724949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00048528 = 1.4558 BTC [-] -219070;1351724964;dub;in my youth I didn't need sleep at all :( -219069;1351725036;mircea_popescu;in my youth i didn't work. -219068;1351725164;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you dont work now -219067;1351725186;mircea_popescu;so ? -219066;1351725189;mircea_popescu;4ever young -219065;1351725198;mircea_popescu;but i do work. -219064;1351725210;thestringpuller;nuh uh -219063;1351725223;thestringpuller;you sit around in your playboy mansion and party -219062;1351725267;mircea_popescu;haha or that. -219061;1351725271;mircea_popescu;it is CEO work. -219060;1351725301;thestringpuller;so getting blowjobs from interns -219059;1351725306;thestringpuller;sounds like my kinda job -219058;1351725311;thestringpuller;where do i apply? -219057;1351725373;jurov;for intern? -219056;1351725396;mircea_popescu;hahaha -219055;1351725689;smickles;juzus fuck. How many banking websites am I going to encounter which want me to enter a password on a page like 'http://dumbshits-r-us.bank.com' -219054;1351725711;smickles;plaintext pw is no good people -219053;1351725807;mircea_popescu;they have javascript rsa -219052;1351725821;mircea_popescu;do not worry your prettyhead mr customer. -219051;1351725828;smickles;this site in question has no js on it -219050;1351725843;mircea_popescu;smickles it's a joke, prolly insider -219049;1351725846;mircea_popescu;there's no js rsa -219048;1351725863;smickles;heh, got me -219047;1351726063;thestringpuller;smickles ! -219046;1351726122;smickles;thestringpuller ™ -219045;1351726142;thestringpuller;monopoly tonight? -219044;1351726149;thestringpuller;lets get mircea in -219043;1351726159;thestringpuller;take all his money lol jkjk -219042;1351726169;mircea_popescu;i checked it out earlier, but... i ain't installing softwarez -219041;1351726169;smickles;sure :) you going to actually be awake? -219040;1351726243;smickles;mircea_popescu: you don't have a laptop that has nothing valuable on it? -219039;1351726282;mircea_popescu;hm, that's a point. mk, lemme set something up. -219038;1351726439;kakobrekla;https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/397309_548804025146742_258329982_n.jpg -219037;1351726496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5197 @ 0.00048528 = 2.522 BTC [-] -219036;1351726522;smickles;really? people don't make meatloaf anymore? -219035;1351727057;smickles;:D -219034;1351727136;smickles;well, it's actually 6, but there are 2 extra lines for readability -219033;1351727154;mircea_popescu;smickles ok so listen, what's the website again ? -219032;1351727173;smickles;*the* website? -219031;1351727183;smickles;mpex.us ofc ;) -219030;1351727215;smickles;for monopoly? one sec -219029;1351727218;mircea_popescu;yup -219028;1351727225;mircea_popescu;haha cute :p -219027;1351727225;smickles;http://www.psmonopoly.com/download-monopoly -219026;1351727228;mircea_popescu;ty -219025;1351727231;smickles;it has the better client -219024;1351727233;mircea_popescu;be online in 10 -219023;1351727343;kakobrekla;hm -219022;1351727351;kakobrekla;it if doenst require too much attention i can try as well -219021;1351727516;mircea_popescu;meh, it won't install and i dun have the patience to debug it. -219020;1351727535;thestringpuller;laaaaazy -219019;1351727577;mircea_popescu;hey, first time i touced windoze in years -219018;1351727580;mircea_popescu;i should get props -219017;1349049720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23700 @ 0.00048551 = 11.5066 BTC [+] -219016;1349050976;smickles;eww, windows :( -219015;1349051182;thestringpuller;people selling futures is doing this... -219014;1349051235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19903 @ 0.00048528 = 9.6585 BTC [-] -219013;1349051444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 443200 @ 0.0033845 = 1500.0104 BTC [-] -219012;1349051676;smickles;;;ticker -219011;1349051677;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.16861, Best ask: 11.17980, Bid-ask spread: 0.01119, Last trade: 11.16861, 24 hour volume: 38005.85903264, 24 hour low: 10.70543, 24 hour high: 11.18799, 24 hour vwap: 10.98574 -219010;1349051812;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100N] 1000 @ 0.42679787 = 426.7979 BTC [+] -219009;1349051824;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110N] 800 @ 0.38438129 = 307.505 BTC [+] -219008;1349051839;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120N] 600 @ 0.35136273 = 210.8176 BTC [+] -219007;1349051846;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130N] 400 @ 0.32453329 = 129.8133 BTC [+] -219006;1349051851;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140N] 200 @ 0.3026916 = 60.5383 BTC [+] -219005;1349051980;smickles;0_o -219004;1349052018;smickles;<@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 443200 @ 0.0033845 = 1500.0104 BTC [-] -219003;1349052033;smickles;is that gsdpt? -219002;1349052088;mircea_popescu;ugh. -219001;1349052104;mircea_popescu;i don't think i can look -219000;1349052381;PsychoticBoy;almost every asset issuer on GLBSE is taking btc and leaving -218999;1349052403;dub;they got btc back? -218998;1349052405;PsychoticBoy;since nefario never gonna give the asset info -218997;1349052419;PsychoticBoy;some people got btc back -218996;1349052426;dub;I thought only people that personally contacted nefario through some secret handshake process got btc -218995;1349052440;dub;s/secret handshake/reacharound/ -218994;1349052453;PsychoticBoy;then nefario is a bigger fraud then estimated -218993;1349052479;PsychoticBoy;I live 200 km from him, maybe a visit? -218992;1349052505;dub;I'll contribute to your travel :) -218991;1349052511;PsychoticBoy;I give him a handshake PERSONALLY and he gives btc, deal -218990;1349052518;dub;send me a finger -218989;1349052531;PsychoticBoy;You get the arm ;) -218988;1349052542;dub;then I can give myself that reacharound -218987;1349052553;PsychoticBoy;and thats for sure ;) -218986;1349052600;PsychoticBoy;I email`d him, I called him, no response -218985;1349052640;PsychoticBoy;had more than 2K btc worth of assets and more than 200 btc cash, where is it?????????????? -218984;1349052678;PsychoticBoy;+ ABM and FDBF (+ assets) -218983;1349052691;mircea_popescu;sad. -218982;1349052696;PsychoticBoy;:( -218981;1349052712;dub;don't worry deadterra got paid -218980;1349052720;dub;oh and BTC-Mining -218979;1349052735;thestringpuller;PscyhoticBoy how many coins does your mining rig get you a day? -218978;1349052743;PsychoticBoy;sure, if you kneel -218977;1349052751;PsychoticBoy;but I am no ass licker -218976;1349052793;PsychoticBoy;4-5 btc sringpuller (ABM only has 1 single the rst is personal) -218975;1349052821;PsychoticBoy;I have about 10Gh/s -218974;1349052841;mircea_popescu;im looking forward to 2015 or so, when asics have become well established, there's a few classic chip designs -218973;1349052851;mircea_popescu;and some people are running > 10k units in dc floors -218972;1349052868;dub;when DMC is up and running -218971;1349052872;dub;(lol) -218970;1349052876;mircea_popescu;making yotahashes a reality -218969;1349052908;PsychoticBoy;s -218968;1349052923;dub;in 2015 eveyone will be panicing about worthless 1st gen asics because BFL will have a nanotube asic out in november -218967;1349052960;mircea_popescu;bfl makes it to 2015 ? -218966;1349052979;PsychoticBoy;sure thing is, this whole GLBSE, DMC, usagi and you name them I know more and you do too saga is kinda funny in a way -218965;1349053018;dub;it will generate 1.21yotahash and feed excess power it draws from the planck field back into the grid -218964;1349053046;PsychoticBoy;lolz -218963;1349053060;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy it is funny in at least two ways -218962;1349053075;mircea_popescu;one of them being, THAT GLBSE HAD JUST FINE CSS -218961;1349053088;mircea_popescu;and also, its own domain. -218960;1349053129;PsychoticBoy;coincedence? or scam? -218959;1349053135;dub;no cp though -218958;1349053142;PsychoticBoy;lol -218957;1349053173;PsychoticBoy;cp is more for the hidden wiki ppl -218956;1349053207;PsychoticBoy;maybe its a good idea to add mpex to the hidden wiki -218955;1349053211;PsychoticBoy;lolz -218954;1349053225;mircea_popescu;o, the HIDDEN wiki -218953;1349053225;PsychoticBoy;just kiddin -218952;1349053237;PsychoticBoy;you know kid din -218951;1349053241;PsychoticBoy;lolz -218950;1349053247;PsychoticBoy;I have to stop drinking -218949;1349053259;PsychoticBoy;yes THE hidden wiki -218948;1349053279;mircea_popescu;lol he's having fun by himself. -218947;1349053294;PsychoticBoy;I am easly amused -218946;1349053356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32099 @ 0.00048181 = 15.4656 BTC [-] -218945;1349054014;thestringpuller;in [4~ we trustcrytpography -218944;1349054019;thestringpuller;ugh! -218943;1349054025;thestringpuller;in cryptography we trust -218942;1349054029;thestringpuller;such lag in this starbucks -218941;1349054949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6401 @ 0.00048181 = 3.0841 BTC [-] -218940;1349054950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11978 @ 0.00048137 = 5.7658 BTC [-] -218939;1349054952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23921 @ 0.00048052 = 11.4945 BTC [-] -218938;1349055330;thestringpuller;i summom the mircea_popescu -218937;1349055338;thestringpuller;summon* -218936;1349055360;thestringpuller;and challenge thee to monopoly -218935;1349055410;thestringpuller;why the fuck are all the options gone -218934;1349055605;thestringpuller;smickles pm real quick -218933;1349055605;jurov;prolly bot is having vacation -218932;1349055672;mircea_popescu;gone ? -218931;1349055694;thestringpuller;y did a bunch just get bought? -218930;1349055730;mircea_popescu;for to has ? -218929;1349055807;thestringpuller;i smell conspiracy -218928;1349055832;thestringpuller;call me richard belzer -218927;1349056104;smickles;thestringpuller: there is occasionally a gap b/t when mircea's bot cancels its orders and replaces them at a new price -218926;1349056161;mircea_popescu;actually, bot puts quotes in with expiration times -218925;1349056174;mircea_popescu;sometimes it doesn't run fast enough and the orders expire before new orders being put in -218924;1349056181;mircea_popescu;(someother times it has two sets of orders in briefly) -218923;1349056471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27390 @ 0.00048052 = 13.1614 BTC [-] -218922;1349056473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00047901 = 4.4548 BTC [-] -218921;1349056474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3265 @ 0.00047668 = 1.5564 BTC [-] -218920;1349057860;jurov;haha, unlike my attempts to cancel and quickly put new orders -218919;1349057990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41935 @ 0.00047668 = 19.9896 BTC [-] -218918;1349057992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1365 @ 0.00047666 = 0.6506 BTC [-] -218917;1349059563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00047666 = 8.3416 BTC [-] -218916;1349059638;mircea_popescu;jurov : they cancel automatically cause the bot places them with expiration set. -218915;1349061094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20786 @ 0.00047859 = 9.948 BTC [+] -218914;1349062629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4114 @ 0.00047859 = 1.9689 BTC [+] -218913;1349062629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1099 @ 0.00047821 = 0.5256 BTC [-] -218912;1349062783;jurov;yes, i cancelled tham manually -218911;1349064148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31200 @ 0.00047757 = 14.9002 BTC [-] -218910;1351762523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00048803 = 4.3923 BTC [+] -218909;1351762525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00048832 = 2.3439 BTC [+] -218908;1351764035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30320 @ 0.00049006 = 14.8586 BTC [+] -218907;1351764037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7480 @ 0.00049099 = 3.6726 BTC [+] -218906;1351765035;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/enhanced-buzz-wide-22152-1351692876-3.jpg -218905;1351765038;mircea_popescu;this is kinda interesting -218904;1351765557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21248 @ 0.00049097 = 10.4321 BTC [-] -218903;1351767063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35100 @ 0.00048912 = 17.1681 BTC [-] -218902;1351767065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15500 @ 0.00048578 = 7.5296 BTC [-] -218901;1351768587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7669 @ 0.00049097 = 3.7652 BTC [+] -218900;1351768589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1794 @ 0.00049099 = 0.8808 BTC [+] -218899;1351768961;knotwork;yay, finally got marketcetera's web interface running -218898;1351768963;knotwork;Marketcetera Tradebase is a web-based reporting application for all of your trading activity. -218897;1351768963;knotwork;It can be used to view, create and modify positions, trades, accounts and equities. -218896;1351769261;mircea_popescu;cool -218895;1351769443;knotwork;it seems to have no login, as if either its intended you run it in-house or you slap http auth over it or something -218894;1351769471;knotwork;just localhost:3000 and its like you are the head of IT for the whole brokerage -218893;1351769532;knotwork;but, what it talks to on the back end is your marketcetera order router which is hub all these components talk through -218892;1351769565;knotwork;so maybe its up to the stragegies your strategy engine or router uses to control which consoles can do what -218891;1351769617;knotwork;it looks like you can do anything but its using FIX protocol to communicate so maybe when you place and order you are not supposed to you will just get a rejected back -218890;1351769952;EskimoBob;knotwork: did you get the Marketcetera talking to OT? -218889;1351769975;EskimoBob;wrong channel -218888;1351769980;knotwork;I only a few minutes ago got it to talk at all, to my web browser -218887;1351770039;knotwork;probably to get it to talk to OT or to MPEx we would need to make a filter that translates FIX protocol orders/commands into OT or MPEx protocol -218886;1351770085;knotwork;its more for doing things like getting live quote streams from Yahoo Finance and placing orders on the NYSE or a Forex place etc -218885;1351770133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34961 @ 0.00049311 = 17.2396 BTC [+] -218884;1351770138;knotwork;but in principle one should be able to add more currency pairs for USD/BTC and so on, and use it to talk to any bitcoin exchange that can handle FIX protocol -218883;1351770191;knotwork;and maybe soon also use it to implement bitcoin exchanges and stock-exchanges that can talk to mainstream brokerages and forex exchanges and stockmarkets -218882;1351770266;EskimoBob;but first things first ... how to get that damn GLBSE bs resolved :) -218881;1351770329;EskimoBob;it's 9:45 in London -218880;1351770402;knotwork;it looks like marketcetera could implement distributed brokerages -218879;1351770436;knotwork;since when you design your strategies it looks like you could easily send all your orders to umpteen places at once -218878;1351770461;knotwork;so you could have servers all around the world with order places on any of them propagated to all of them -218877;1351770467;EskimoBob;I do not want to call him again :( . There are pople with way bigger portfolios than me but none of those fucktars have balls to call him up. Instead they spin stupid theories in the forum and scare themselves to believing that shit they write. -218876;1351770508;knotwork;just set up a strategy that knows not to actually submit any orders from any of your other servers to the stock market, just submit them to your archives -218875;1351770605;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob what do you suppose calling some loser based in london is to achieve ? -218874;1351770617;mircea_popescu;if they want to cyber they prolly call an ex. -218873;1351770620;knotwork;it looks like distributed markets should be easy too, since it seems to be designed so you can set up strategies to do things like first see if you can settle orders between your own users, then see if other brokerages might be able to fill them, and only end up going to NYSE or whatever if brokerages cannot settle it among themselves -218872;1351770781;knotwork;clearly this web interface though it not for customers to come visit on your machine with their browsers -218871;1351770801;knotwork;it is for them to visit on their own machine's localhost:3000 with their browsers -218870;1351770840;knotwork;consulting their own machine's mysql database for their own positions and accounts and such -218869;1351770889;knotwork;and running their own order routing service on their own machine to route their orders to whichever exchanges or brokerages etc based on their own routing strategies -218868;1351770942;knotwork;so basically its for "power users", brokers and such -218867;1351771031;knotwork;"Marketcetera has captured with great clarity what an emerging high technology hedge fund is looking for. Their software is open, clear, powerful, broker-independent, and simple to get up and running." -218866;1351771079;knotwork;Marketcetera democratizes access to high frequency trading. Our Open Source Automated Trading Platform provides you with the agility to implement your new strategies in moments, even while you reduce your infrastructure costs. Download. Run. Trade. -218865;1351771638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00049311 = 3.5997 BTC [+] -218864;1351772077;thestringpuller;do you ever sleep? -218863;1351772082;thestringpuller;or is it like evening theree -218862;1351773155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1315 @ 0.00049311 = 0.6484 BTC [+] -218861;1351773156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39000 @ 0.00049424 = 19.2754 BTC [+] -218860;1351773157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4485 @ 0.00049447 = 2.2177 BTC [+] -218859;1351773343;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: how many btc would I have to pay you to edit my paper? -218858;1351773363;thestringpuller;:) -218857;1351774731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.0004912 = 0.4421 BTC [-] -218856;1351776253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30700 @ 0.00049141 = 15.0863 BTC [+] -218855;1351776254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2393 @ 0.00049359 = 1.1812 BTC [+] -218854;1351777765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31883 @ 0.00049359 = 15.7371 BTC [+] -218853;1351779290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15376 @ 0.00049359 = 7.5894 BTC [+] -218852;1351779292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8724 @ 0.00049447 = 4.3138 BTC [+] -218851;1351779541;kakobreklaaa;;;bc.stats -218850;1351779542;gribble;Error: "bc.stats" is not a valid command. -218849;1351779545;kakobreklaaa;;;bc,stats -218848;1351779546;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -218847;1351779554;kakobreklaaa;you are invalid. -218846;1351779635;EskimoBob;try that help. It send you to a completely useless page -218845;1351780410;kakobreklaaa;hm still no reply from my casascius order 20 days ago -218844;1351780527;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller edit your paper ?! -218843;1351780801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31387 @ 0.00049447 = 15.5199 BTC [+] -218842;1351782208;EskimoBob;sun is up soon and I'll take hike to the the shop to see what happened to "ART" tee/coffee cups -218841;1351782408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23237 @ 0.0004912 = 11.414 BTC [-] -218840;1351782410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21263 @ 0.00049086 = 10.4372 BTC [-] -218839;1351783957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 296 @ 0.00049447 = 0.1464 BTC [+] -218838;1351783959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30183 @ 0.00049519 = 14.9463 BTC [+] -218837;1351785472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13956 @ 0.00049086 = 6.8504 BTC [-] -218836;1351785573;mircea_popescu;"Yes, 2.0 was pretty much the beginning of all this, though I'd prefer the perspective they had when it was implemented as a command-line client." -218835;1351785576;mircea_popescu;lmao this is hysterical -218834;1351785592;mircea_popescu;"glbbq errs : became less like mpex" is the objection. yet they can't bring themselves to utter it. -218833;1351785625;thestringpuller;glbse didn't have options -218832;1351785628;thestringpuller;so it's not the same at all -218831;1351785642;thestringpuller;apples to rotten oranges :P -218830;1351786010;mircea_popescu;this just discusses infrastructure -218829;1351786016;mircea_popescu;i think they had a ssh-ish thing at some point -218828;1351786555;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -218827;1351786557;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0033845 / 0.00338456 / 0.00339944 (445020 shares, 1,506.20 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00300117 / 0.0034 (2108663 shares, 6,328.48 BTC) -218826;1351786977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30100 @ 0.0004885 = 14.7039 BTC [-] -218825;1351786979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00048824 = 0.7324 BTC [-] -218824;1351819424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7383 @ 0.00048369 = 3.5711 BTC [-] -218823;1351820284;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.00002 = 7 BTC -218822;1351820340;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] [PAID] 400000 @ 0.00003 = 12 BTC -218821;1351820416;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.C] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.00009268 = 32.43671515 BTC -218820;1351820942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.00048411 = 9.9243 BTC [+] -218819;1351820944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00048444 = 0.7751 BTC [+] -218818;1351821052;kakobreklaaa;o looky dividends spited out. -218817;1351821127;dub;wat is a MH/s worth today -218816;1351821136;dub;assuming nefario wasnt retarded -218815;1351821211;kakobrekla;hard to say -218814;1351821216;dub;I guess you look at price/diff at IPO and go from there -218813;1351821262;dub;but there are other factors like the general asshole prolapse in the market prior to nefardation -218812;1351821334;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.B] [PAID] 400000 @ 0.00004054 = 16.21592105 BTC -218811;1351821347;dub;without applying any science I'd say somewhere between 0.05 and 0.01 -218810;1351821369;dub;maybe higher -218809;1351821386;assbot;[MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.0001 = 35 BTC -218808;1351821484;jurov;twitter says something different -218807;1351821515;kakobrekla;yeah quite possibly -218806;1351821517;mircea_popescu;yea wtf happened there ?! -218805;1351821528;kakobrekla;i tested the parser on one case -218804;1351821532;kakobrekla;maybe two -218803;1351821538;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -218802;1351821538;mircea_popescu;B.MPCD.A paid a total dividend of 350.00000000 BTC to 350`000 outstanding shares -218801;1351821543;mircea_popescu;which is what it did -218800;1351821573;jurov;twitter shows some 7BTC earlier -218799;1351821584;jurov;for mpcd.a -218798;1351821587;kakobrekla;00:38.04 ( @assbot ) [MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.00002 = 7 BTC -218797;1351821589;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [B.MPCD.A] [PAID] 350000 @ 0.00002 = 7 BTC -218796;1351821591;mircea_popescu;that too -218795;1351821637;kakobrekla;so you are saying i should be fixing this -218794;1351821660;mircea_popescu;the 2nd one kakobrekla. -218793;1351821667;mircea_popescu;why is it reported 35btc ? 350 were paid. -218792;1351821701;kakobrekla;wild guess? trailing zero. realliy? dunno till i check sauce. -218791;1351821721;kakobrekla;reality* -218790;1351821724;kakobrekla;:p -218789;1351821726;mircea_popescu;:p -218788;1351821736;kakobrekla;did you check the site -218787;1351821769;mircea_popescu;more words needed -218786;1351821798;kakobrekla;did you check the web site -218785;1351821800;kakobrekla;:D -218784;1351821847;mircea_popescu;lol which one ? -218783;1351821855;jurov;so, B.MPCD.A exists no more now? -218782;1351821870;kakobrekla;the one we discussed a few minutes ago on pm -218781;1351821890;kakobrekla;you know, the milk thingy... -218780;1351821952;mircea_popescu;jurov the entire mpcd series is gone -218779;1351821960;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76515.msg1311976#msg1311976 -218778;1351821963;mircea_popescu;there's accounting for it. -218777;1351822475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00048444 = 0.1938 BTC [+] -218776;1351822955;mircea_popescu;eh is the forum down ?! -218775;1351823044;kakobrekla;nope -218774;1351823977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12441 @ 0.00048444 = 6.0269 BTC [+] -218773;1351824231;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: give me free money -218772;1351824236;thestringpuller;lololol -218771;1351824251;mircea_popescu;O << free coin -218770;1351824265;thestringpuller;;) -218769;1351824270;thestringpuller;gimme welfare plz -218768;1351824341;dub;thats the coin after it went to jail -218767;1351824402;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 10000 @ 0.00005078 = 0.5078 BTC [-] -218766;1351824451;mircea_popescu;wow ?! -218765;1351824756;thestringpuller;gigaaaaa -218764;1351824815;mircea_popescu;this reminds me of the dead parrot sketch -218763;1351824824;mircea_popescu;it's pineing for the fjords... -218762;1351825302;mircea_popescu;"32 stores on Etsy are now accepting the bitcoin currency" -218761;1351825307;mircea_popescu;this is a big deal on reddit -218760;1351825324;mircea_popescu;what is wrong with people ?! this is like saying 32 myspace pages are now supporting w/e petition >.< -218759;1351825364;kakobrekla;my father was selling zafferano there -218758;1351825793;mircea_popescu;etsy you mean ? -218757;1351825848;kakobrekla;yep -218756;1351825864;kakobrekla;growing that shit is some fuckup up job. -218755;1351825893;mircea_popescu;crocuses ? i never knew. -218754;1351825895;kakobrekla;it costs 10-15k euro per kg -218753;1351825905;mircea_popescu;lol ya, and makes 2 kg an acre -218752;1351825907;kakobrekla;but its way better to just grow weed -218751;1351825907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19059 @ 0.00048444 = 9.2329 BTC [+] -218750;1351825908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14514 @ 0.00048468 = 7.0346 BTC [+] -218749;1351825909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3827 @ 0.00048497 = 1.856 BTC [+] -218748;1351825914;kakobrekla;1g/sq m -218747;1351825969;mircea_popescu;;;google acre to square meter -218746;1351825970;gribble;Acres to Square Meters converter: ; Square Meters to Acres converter: ; Acres to Square Meter - Ask Numbers: -218745;1351825994;mircea_popescu;1ac = 4046.8564m² -218744;1351825999;mircea_popescu;so i was wrong, 4kg/acre :p -218743;1351826125;dub;what is zafferano? -218742;1351826145;dub;google says its a restaurant -218741;1351826163;pigeons;heh i googled it too -218740;1351826167;kakobrekla;http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocus_sativus -218739;1351826190;mircea_popescu;dub saffron -218738;1351826192;kakobrekla;i have it in my garden -218737;1351826195;dub;ah -218736;1351826209;mircea_popescu;well technically saffron is the product, crocus is the plant, zafferano is mostly the plant -218735;1351826228;kakobrekla;hm -218734;1351826237;kakobrekla;yeah -218733;1351826248;kakobrekla;sorry for the poor selection of the word -218732;1351826283;kakobrekla;anway its also poisonous. -218731;1351826298;mircea_popescu;i grew some fake saffron this year -218730;1351826305;kakobrekla;fake? -218729;1351826306;pigeons;no if you hadn't used that word i wouldn't have learned anything today -218728;1351826311;mircea_popescu;safflower -218727;1351826324;dub;wonder how well it grows inside -218726;1351826338;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121884.msg1311693#msg1311693 -218725;1351826340;Diablo-D3;doing it right -218724;1351826354;kakobrekla;dub it wont do. its a very special plant. -218723;1351826366;kakobrekla;The topic or board you are looking for appears to be either missing or off limits to you. -218722;1351826391;dub;generally plants are stupid and can be tricked into thinking they are elsewhere/when -218721;1351826408;mircea_popescu;dub it can be grown inside but its a pain -218720;1351826434;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu if you want i can get you some proper bulb -218719;1351826445;mircea_popescu;o i can't be bothered myself. -218718;1351826452;mircea_popescu;but thanks :) -218717;1351826476;Diablo-D3;actually -218716;1351826481;Diablo-D3;plants are vastly intelligent -218715;1351826487;kakobrekla;as much as Diablo-D3 -218714;1351826494;kakobrekla;jk :p -218713;1351826497;Diablo-D3;seriously, they're like, on a higher plane of existence, man -218712;1351826501;dub;Diablo-D3: can they link to existant subforums? -218711;1351826588;mircea_popescu;lol -218710;1351826714;Diablo-D3;speaking of deep shit -218709;1351826716;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/gallery/fkroU -218708;1351826772;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/bYb78.jpg -218707;1351826776;mircea_popescu;that one's pretty good -218706;1351827439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11455 @ 0.00048369 = 5.5407 BTC [-] -218705;1351827440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5445 @ 0.00048339 = 2.6321 BTC [-] -218704;1351827495;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah -218703;1351827512;Diablo-D3;out of all of them, I think that has the most powerful meaning -218702;1351828289;mircea_popescu;as a nice bonus, the person doing that isn't usually black. -218701;1351828440;mircea_popescu;;;later tell copumpkin https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.0 -218700;1351828440;gribble;The operation succeeded. -218699;1351828660;thestringpuller;;;later tell mircea_popescu i need welfare -218698;1351828660;gribble;The operation succeeded. -218697;1351828678;mircea_popescu;you trying to get ignored ? -218696;1351828774;Diablo-D3;bwahhah -218695;1351828845;thestringpuller;:( -218694;1351828950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00048339 = 8.266 BTC [-] -218693;1351830454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21896 @ 0.00048339 = 10.5843 BTC [-] -218692;1351830455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11404 @ 0.0004833 = 5.5116 BTC [-] -218691;1351830917;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/bitcoin-and-the-poor/ if anyone;'s curious -218690;1351831330;Lucidize;is that you? -218689;1351831341;Lucidize;[photo] -218688;1351831355;B0g4r7;What happened to Goat? -218687;1351831361;Lucidize;I'm gonna have a read -218686;1351831375;mircea_popescu;Lucidize yup -218685;1351831377;mircea_popescu;some years ago. -218684;1351831385;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 nothing ? or what do you mean -218683;1351831393;B0g4r7;On the forums. -218682;1351831399;B0g4r7;His avatar says he's banned and censored. -218681;1351831400;Lucidize;wowser, you're a cute guy. -218680;1351831407;Lucidize;Don't worry, I'm not a guy lol :P -218679;1351831417;B0g4r7;And his posts now stop at Oct 23rd. -218678;1351831442;B0g4r7;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119957.msg1292161#msg1292161 -218677;1351831491;mircea_popescu;a yea he got banned for unclear reasons -218676;1351831504;mircea_popescu;he says it's because he called theymos out, but my pr chick did the same and she's not banned. -218675;1351831519;mircea_popescu;there was some sort of conflict there but it's not clear exactly what. -218674;1351831539;mircea_popescu;Lucidize why ty. -218673;1351831542;B0g4r7;Hush-hush as usual. -218672;1351831547;mircea_popescu;such bs this. -218671;1351831561;Lucidize;I have to apologise to you for being rude one day, a while back -218670;1351831561;mircea_popescu;people wonder why we attract so many scammers. well... it's the hush. -218669;1351831576;mircea_popescu;Lucidize haha accepted. tho i don't remember it -218668;1351831587;Lucidize;I was in glbse and blinded and I see now that what you were saying was very true and you are well informed -218667;1351831610;mircea_popescu;ha! well that's nice. tyvm then. -218666;1351831643;Lucidize;=) -218665;1351831700;Lucidize;Yeah I'm not surprised you don't remember, many ppl would attack you for your views -218664;1351831714;Lucidize;Now we all eat our words -218663;1351831743;mircea_popescu;aaa, but that's part of growing up. -218662;1351831750;mircea_popescu;the more words you eat, the bigger you get. -218661;1351831843;Lucidize;like raindrops -218660;1351831958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4096 @ 0.0004833 = 1.9796 BTC [-] -218659;1351831959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00048284 = 6.5183 BTC [-] -218658;1351831960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18057 @ 0.00048205 = 8.7044 BTC [-] -218657;1351831961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7747 @ 0.00048178 = 3.7323 BTC [-] -218656;1351832619;thestringpuller;:( -218655;1351832706;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: have you seen In Time -218654;1351832720;mircea_popescu;i dont think so -218653;1351832728;thestringpuller;you might ike i -218652;1351832739;thestringpuller;people have stopped aging -218651;1351832745;thestringpuller;so they use "time" as currency -218650;1351832807;mircea_popescu;aha -218649;1351833420;thestringpuller;smickles: monopoly!!!! -218648;1351833493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9197 @ 0.00048178 = 4.4309 BTC [-] -218647;1351833494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26003 @ 0.00048086 = 12.5038 BTC [-] -218646;1351833562;Diablo-D3;http://www.nationofchange.org/uaw-files-charges-against-romney-his-auto-bail-out-profiteering-1351783724 -218645;1351833563;Diablo-D3;welp -218644;1351833566;Diablo-D3;thats the end of romney -218643;1351834013;dub;dammit -218642;1351834030;dub;so many hilarious facial expressions we'll never see -218641;1351834105;Diablo-D3; Fuck. You know, fuck is such a wonderful word. It describes, pain, pleasure, surprise, and what I do to the American people each and every day. -218640;1351834144;Diablo-D3; mrrrpphhmrrrppphh -218639;1351834163;Diablo-D3; Take my dick out of your mouth before you try to speak. -218638;1351834163;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 not to burts your parade piss, but i don't imagine anyone cares what some union does -218637;1351834177;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: UAW _is_ the auto industry. -218636;1351834182;mircea_popescu;nope -218635;1351834191;Diablo-D3;this is automatic front page news on everything -218634;1351834191;mircea_popescu;it's just some (hopefully soon illegal) union. -218633;1351834206;mircea_popescu;union = pseudograssroots, democratic party. -218632;1351834218;Diablo-D3;you dont understand the scope of the UAW -218631;1351834220;Diablo-D3;its not just a union -218630;1351834232;Diablo-D3;they own one of the largest industrial complexes in the US -218629;1351834233;dub;isnt america a union? -218628;1351834239;Diablo-D3;dub: wrong kind of union -218627;1351834260;mircea_popescu;dude srsly. some union is sueing the republican candidate, who doesn't want them to get more public money. -218626;1351834266;mircea_popescu;why do you think this registers ? -218625;1351834272;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the UAW directly engaged the President and Congress over the auto bailout. -218624;1351834279;mircea_popescu;soooo ? -218623;1351834299;Diablo-D3;and one of Romney's biggest points was the auto bailout was the worst thing he did besides Obamacare -218622;1351834311;mircea_popescu;Greg Palast is the author of the New York Times bestseller, "Armed Madhouse" (Penguin Paperback 2007). When Palast, an investigator of corporate fraud and racketeering, turned his skills to journalism, he was quickly recognized as, "The most important investigative reporter of our time" [Tribune Magazine] -218621;1351834313;mircea_popescu;lol this is funny -218620;1351834326;mircea_popescu;i hadn't realised just how irrelevant/self referential lefties have gotten in the us. -218619;1351834327;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: do you understand the problem now? -218618;1351834328;mircea_popescu;carry on lol -218617;1351834345;Diablo-D3;romney just sank his own battleship on the eve of the election -218616;1351834375;mircea_popescu;comment #2 on your link -218615;1351834375;mircea_popescu;UNIONS are not the solution. UNIONS are the problem. Rude, crude, lazy, corrupt BULLIES. -218614;1351834386;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun. i think this may actually be a net gain for him -218613;1351834397;Diablo-D3;unions were the solution when it started -218612;1351834401;Diablo-D3;now they became what they were fighting -218611;1351834405;dub;the problem with unions is they have become corporations -218610;1351834410;Diablo-D3;exactly dub -218609;1351834425;dub;that and its an easy living for the habitually useless -218608;1351834429;Diablo-D3;the UAW should have never been allowed to buy up the largest auto manufacturing plant in the US -218607;1351834430;mircea_popescu;unions are never the solution. -218606;1351834435;BTC-Mining;Hey mircea, byt the way, has patrick harnett defaulted? -218605;1351834440;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it was going for free -218604;1351834442;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining yes. -218603;1351834443;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, unions, _the original kind_, are fine -218602;1351834463;Diablo-D3;where workers could bind together and fight unfair abusive practices and be legally protected while doing so -218601;1351834465;BTC-Mining;Hmm, interesting -218600;1351834473;Diablo-D3;but its clearly an artifact of times gone past -218599;1351834487;Diablo-D3;the invention of the Internet has largely made unions pointless. -218598;1351834488;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.0 -218597;1351834503;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 well... they kinda were pointless originally, too. but anyway. -218596;1351834515;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it was a gamble, but they worked -218595;1351834527;mircea_popescu;"they worked". -218594;1351834535;Diablo-D3;it collapsed a few of the smaller rich people empires and forced the rest to comply -218593;1351834538;mircea_popescu;they ensured that jobs move out of europe into the us, sure. -218592;1351834552;mircea_popescu;then they moved jobs into asia -218591;1351834556;Diablo-D3;but those times are long gone -218590;1351834558;mircea_popescu;i guess... it worked. -218589;1351834563;dub;they are a counter point to offset the coproration with a competing corporation -218588;1351834566;Diablo-D3;unions didnt move them into asia though -218587;1351834580;Diablo-D3;walmart did that. -218586;1351834585;Diablo-D3;and ford. -218585;1351834587;dub;the good they do is that they need to protect the weak to keep power -218584;1351834594;Diablo-D3;dub: yes but -218583;1351834606;dub;adn teh weak do need protection -218582;1351834606;Diablo-D3;when they threaten people for not joining and also act as the bosses of the workers they protect, theres a problem -218581;1351834623;Diablo-D3;the UAW is just too bigt -218580;1351834627;mircea_popescu;the weak are weak for a perfectly good reason -218579;1351834634;mircea_popescu;they don't need any protection. they need incentives to de-weakify. -218578;1351834639;dub;yes but they need to survive -218577;1351834641;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no -218576;1351834646;dub;or it costs us more in the ned -218575;1351834649;dub;end* -218574;1351834649;Diablo-D3;the problem there is, the weak are weak because the lack of education -218573;1351834651;Diablo-D3;and you cant fix it -218572;1351834660;dub;you cant fix it with capitalism -218571;1351834661;mircea_popescu;either they fix it or suck my cock. -218570;1351834668;mircea_popescu;a choice emerges. -218569;1351834671;Diablo-D3;who someone is going to be is set in stone by the time they're 6, give or take. -218568;1351834673;dub;not in its current form anyway -218567;1351834695;Diablo-D3;we need several generations of intensive education to fix the problem the US has -218566;1351834714;Diablo-D3;laws wont fix it, unions or the lack thereof wont fix it -218565;1351834717;mircea_popescu;that problem being, several generations which have been protecred -218564;1351834717;dub;this, everyone is equal idea and can succeed if they want to is quite obviously a sick joke -218563;1351834732;mircea_popescu;16 yos that know you'll protect them from my cock have 0 incentive to learn anything. -218562;1351834742;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: like, why do you think ending welfare wont work? -218561;1351834751;Diablo-D3;all its going to do is put a lot of people in prison. -218560;1351834751;mircea_popescu;ending welfare will work just fine. -218559;1351834754;mircea_popescu;good. -218558;1351834759;Diablo-D3;Bad, its more expensive. -218557;1351834763;dub;in the end those that can will pay to look after the weak, its nature -218556;1351834764;mircea_popescu;we start shooting them. -218555;1351834775;Diablo-D3;lol mircea_popescu is trolling us -218554;1351834777;mircea_popescu;gotta make that soylent green somehow. -218553;1351834786;mircea_popescu;no, im serious. this paradigm that everyone has to make it is bs. -218552;1351834791;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: shooting them doesnt even work -218551;1351834794;mircea_popescu;life is only worth living if most don't make it. -218550;1351834798;Diablo-D3;you dont get the money you invested into them back -218549;1351834809;mircea_popescu;you don't invest anything. -218548;1351834810;mircea_popescu;they do. -218547;1351834815;Diablo-D3;no, we all do -218546;1351834822;mircea_popescu;not once we finally get rid of welfare. -218545;1351834827;Diablo-D3;each person, from birth to 18 years of age, costs $2m. -218544;1351834835;mircea_popescu;costs YOU 2m :p -218543;1351834836;Diablo-D3;shooting them just flushes that down the drain. -218542;1351834842;Diablo-D3;costs the nation $2m. -218541;1351834852;dub;welfare only exists because capitalism depends on it -218540;1351834854;mircea_popescu;i don't care about your nation. -218539;1351834858;mircea_popescu;dub does not. -218538;1351834863;Diablo-D3;good, the nation doesnt not care about you. -218537;1351834869;mircea_popescu;we;re find then. -218536;1351834883;mircea_popescu;fine* -218535;1351834905;Diablo-D3;Something went wrong in social planning post-WW2. -218534;1351834916;Diablo-D3;I'm not entirely sure what, its not any single cause doing it. -218533;1351834919;mircea_popescu;the notion that "social planning" to be exact. -218532;1351834921;mircea_popescu;there's no such thing. -218531;1351834925;Diablo-D3;There is. -218530;1351834929;mircea_popescu;so you think. -218529;1351834935;mircea_popescu;social planning is exactly like dmc. -218528;1351834936;Diablo-D3;WW2 was a result of social planning. -218527;1351834947;Diablo-D3;It was a manufactured war. -218526;1351834959;mircea_popescu;well i guess that's my limit for tonight. -218525;1351835055;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121865.0 -218524;1351835083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00048197 = 8.2899 BTC [+] -218523;1351835092;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121865.msg1311552#msg1311552 loller -218522;1351835120;kakobrekla;hm -218521;1351835146;dub;how many new 'trading platforms' per day is bitcoin at now? -218520;1351835150;kakobrekla;i thought these were real securities -218519;1351835153;kakobrekla;nevermind then sorry. -218518;1351835155;dub;it seems to be accelerating -218517;1351835170;kakobrekla;i always paste the link first and then read it -218516;1351835206;dub;read? I just comment willy nilly -218515;1351835209;mircea_popescu;dub yes. trading platform. is good professional. -218514;1351835223;dub;I sale platform to you yes -218513;1351835236;dub;very nice and secure -218512;1351835273;mircea_popescu;slightly dented -218511;1351835308;dub;Goodluck Happy Professional Trading LLC LLQY LTP -218510;1351835344;mircea_popescu;except the llc papers weren't signed -218509;1351836002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15753 @ 0.0004831 = 7.6103 BTC [+] -218508;1351836003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32083 @ 0.00048494 = 15.5583 BTC [+] -218507;1351836005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27772 @ 0.00048497 = 13.4686 BTC [+] -218506;1351836006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27100 @ 0.00048517 = 13.1481 BTC [+] -218505;1351836007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6783 @ 0.00048552 = 3.2933 BTC [+] -218504;1351836008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10158 @ 0.00048565 = 4.9332 BTC [+] -218503;1351836009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17910 @ 0.00048622 = 8.7082 BTC [+] -218502;1351836009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32000 @ 0.00048803 = 15.617 BTC [+] -218501;1351836011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00048818 = 10.1053 BTC [+] -218500;1351836012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00048829 = 4.1505 BTC [+] -218499;1351836013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.00048832 = 11.915 BTC [+] -218498;1351836014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35800 @ 0.00049074 = 17.5685 BTC [+] -218497;1351836015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42100 @ 0.00049224 = 20.7233 BTC [+] -218496;1351836016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18941 @ 0.00049282 = 9.3345 BTC [+] -218495;1351836049;BTC-Mining;Well once again, if anyone has S.BVPS shares, please PM me and state your rate. -218494;1351836068;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -218493;1351836070;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00048086 / 0.00048744 / 0.00049519 (1607095 shares, 783.37 BTC), 30day: 0.00025015 / 0.00039123 / 0.0005 (85112884 shares, 33,299.26 BTC) -218492;1351836096;mircea_popescu;;;calc (0.00048744-0.00039123)/0.00048744 -218491;1351836097;gribble;0.197378138848 -218490;1351836858;dub;next level 'i'll be in my lab' meme, go -218489;1351836920;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121624.0 -218488;1351836924;mircea_popescu;this stuff is pretty good -218487;1351837068;dub;backwards graphs are backwards -218486;1351837112;mircea_popescu;ya turns out he fudged some numbers -218485;1351837202;smickles;number fudger :( -218484;1351837224;dub;fudged I think is being kind -218483;1351837254;BTC-Mining;Those charts are way off -218482;1351837257;dub;back of the napkin I would say 'pulled directly out of his small intestine' more accurate -218481;1351837342;dub;at $10 and 30m diff SC is $65 day break even -218480;1351837354;dub;er 65 day -218479;1351837370;dub;with $.15/kw -218478;1351837372;mircea_popescu;what i liked was the idea of making the graphs -218477;1351837378;mircea_popescu;i guess someone should make right ones -218476;1351837396;smickles;65 days? that's the fudged #, right? -218475;1351837399;dub;yeah, at least make your bullshit graphs face teh right direction -218474;1351837420;dub;smickles: I may have fucked up.. http://tpbitcalc.appspot.com/?difficulty=30000000.3930&hashrate=60000.00&exchangerate=10.00&bitcoinsperblock=50.00&rigcost=1300.00&powerconsumption=60.00&powercost=0.15&investmentperiod=355 -218473;1351837436;dub;oh wait 50btc -218472;1351837446;dub;twice that -218471;1351837471;smickles;thing is, the diff won't stay 30m for 65 days -218470;1351837473;BTC-Mining;137 days break even with the SC actually -218469;1351837480;BTC-Mining;at 30 mill difficulty -218468;1351837485;smickles;or especially 137 days -218467;1351837500;smickles;can't you calc it with a linnear gain in diff? -218466;1351837509;smickles;or lognormal -218465;1351837529;dub;you could but it would be equally meaningless -218464;1351837539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25859 @ 0.00049282 = 12.7438 BTC [+] -218463;1351837540;dub;since it wont be linear or predictable at all -218462;1351837540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13641 @ 0.00049286 = 6.7231 BTC [+] -218461;1351837574;smickles;yeah, but i expect it to rise over time -218460;1351837585;dub;of course -218459;1351837603;smickles;so why do the calc assuming it stays flat? -218458;1351837619;dub;lazy -218457;1351837619;smickles; -218456;1351837627;dub;also its pointless to do it either way :) -218455;1351837655;smickles;heh, i'm just glad i got to type lognormal -218454;1351837657;dub;plenty of speculation that mass GPU dieback occurs on reward half -218453;1351837662;BTC-Mining;Not sure difficulty will raise that much tho -218452;1351837681;mircea_popescu;some people suspect diff over 100mn by next year -218451;1351837682;dub;but once asic are shipping it will skyrocket, no question -218450;1351837713;dub;100%pa proffit what -218449;1351837715;mircea_popescu;i for one don't think there's going to be asics in 2012 -218448;1351837748;BTC-Mining;I'd usually expect the difficulty to raise so that profit on current equipment prices is in the 1-3% weekly range -218447;1351837758;smickles;the first person with the first asic on that first diff period will make a lot of btc, relatively -218446;1351837786;dub;well yeah -218445;1351837789;BTC-Mining;Profit considering expenses, but not equipment's purchase price -218444;1351837791;dub;at current diff payback is in days -218443;1351837793;mircea_popescu;smickles this is actually a very interesting problem. the companies have no real incentive to ship -218442;1351837793;smickles;BTC-Mining: you've noticed price rised laggin on diff increases too? -218441;1351837801;mircea_popescu;so likely they will ship the entire backlog simultaneously -218440;1351837806;dub;one week for SC -218439;1351837852;smickles;mircea_popescu: the must plan to mine like hell as 'testing' untill their actions raise the diff significantly, then ship -218438;1351837855;dub;mircea_popescu: once important incentive, devs have promised an algo swap if they dont -218437;1351837864;mircea_popescu;smickles exactly. dub devs can get fucked. -218436;1351837871;mircea_popescu;i dunno why anyone thinks devs matter. -218435;1351837887;dub;they will have support of deepbut et all -218434;1351837892;smickles;dev is commodity now, -218433;1351837893;mircea_popescu;of course they will. -218432;1351837904;mircea_popescu;they will have support of old miners against new miners -218431;1351837907;dub;algo will swap, asic will die -218430;1351837916;mircea_popescu;if bitcoin allowed them any advantage because of some such crap it'd be doomed anyway -218429;1351837922;dub;asic vendor will not risk this -218428;1351837930;mircea_popescu;there is exactly 0 dev can do. -218427;1351837946;dub;in what way can dev be prevented from algo swap if they have mining majority? -218426;1351837954;mircea_popescu;in the way of owning the new chain. -218425;1351837963;mircea_popescu;appointing new devs and bye. -218424;1351837971;dub;glwt -218423;1351837976;mircea_popescu;it's a done deal. -218422;1351837984;dub;bye bye bitcoin -218421;1351837990;mircea_popescu;what, you think where the crowd of 5000 atlas sockpuppets lies matters ? -218420;1351837995;mircea_popescu;nope, just bye bye gmaxwell & co. -218419;1351837999;mircea_popescu;i almost like the idea. -218418;1351838008;dub;I have no love for the devs -218417;1351838014;dub;but I believe they could effect this -218416;1351838015;smickles;interesting times ahead, anyway -218415;1351838023;mircea_popescu;bitcoin won't die just because some old boy's club tries to keep newcomers out -218414;1351838025;mircea_popescu;or enforce "rules" -218413;1351838035;dub;I think it will -218412;1351838036;mircea_popescu;there's no rules outside of make blocks. -218411;1351838039;mircea_popescu;neah. -218410;1351838061;dub;nearly identical thing would rise to replace it -218409;1351838068;mircea_popescu;yeah lol. the asic's chain -218408;1351838094;mircea_popescu;but anyway. the shipping problem is that companies don't have an incentive to ship for as long as what they're shipping is worth more than what the people paid for it. -218407;1351838099;dub;probably take years for the failed bitcoin experiment memory to die however -218406;1351838105;mircea_popescu;once the diff is high enough they'll ship to lock in the payments and avoid refunds -218405;1351838112;mircea_popescu;but before, even if people refund they're ahead. -218404;1351838129;dub;they've already won -218403;1351838143;mircea_popescu;"they" ? -218402;1351838154;dub;asic vendors -218401;1351838166;dub;its a captive market -218400;1351838179;dub;the only problem taht could arise is they fuck it up -218399;1351838180;mircea_popescu;yeah. -218398;1351838195;dub;surefire way to do that is create a 51% problem -218397;1351838211;mircea_popescu;in a sense the current dev + gpu miner pools are creating that problem as it is -218396;1351838215;smickles;they would't 51% -218395;1351838216;mircea_popescu;with their bs "algo change" threats. -218394;1351838224;smickles;it'd devalue btc -218393;1351838247;smickles;and they are mining for btc -218392;1351838251;mircea_popescu;in my eyes the only thing that will ever devalue btc is agreement. -218391;1351838259;mircea_popescu;i hope the asic-gpu thing comes to a civil war. -218390;1351838265;dub;mircea_popescu: I agree that the current mining cabal is dangerous -218389;1351838285;mircea_popescu;it's not even a mining cabal, it's a stupidity cabal. -218388;1351838292;mircea_popescu;clearly displayed in the "let's stick together" around pirate. -218387;1351838296;mircea_popescu;asshole was defaulting in july. -218386;1351838301;mircea_popescu;nobody said anything. -218385;1351838319;mircea_popescu;patrickharnett is in default, i have to say it. if i don't say it nobody does. buddy-buddy -218384;1351838334;mircea_popescu;the EXACT system that's the problem with politics in the us, and the EXACT reason we can't use fucken fiat anymore. -218383;1351838336;dub;point is threat is enough, asic costs a lot to develop -218382;1351838351;dub;riskign it all by mining a few 10k btc is not smart -218381;1351838353;mircea_popescu;nobody cares about the toothless threats of some pasty-chested "devs". -218380;1351838364;mircea_popescu;imagining the contrary is ridiculous. -218379;1351838391;dub;im not sure how you figure they are toothless, they have the majority -218378;1351838410;mircea_popescu;heh. they have 30 th. -218377;1351838418;mircea_popescu;if the asics have 35 th they have the minority. -218376;1351838419;dub;I don't think it even matters, an algo war will devalue btc as smickles said -218375;1351838426;dub;asic vendor loses both ways -218374;1351838430;mircea_popescu;it might devalue btc in the eyes of the foolish. -218373;1351838442;mircea_popescu;the only value of btc rests on the fact that nobody can actually matter. -218372;1351838452;smickles;the devs swithcing algos would easily be seen as anti-freemarket, and people might abandon them over that -218371;1351838464;mircea_popescu;and bitcoin'd be better off for it -218370;1351838473;mircea_popescu;not because they're bad people, but bcause we don't want any respected people. -218369;1351838475;BTC-Mining;51% attack -218368;1351838475;BTC-Mining;A miner or cartel who controls more than fifty percent of the hashing capacity of the bitcoin mining network has the potential to fraudulently double-spend recent transactions. With majority of hashing power the attacker has the technical ability to mine blocks which do not include a previous spend transactions from the miner but instead include a double spend of the coin. With majority -218367;1351838475;BTC-Mining;control the potential exists for this double spend even if the transaction had already seen confirmations as those blocks could be overtaken in the attack. -218366;1351838475;BTC-Mining;The risk lessens of this with each confirmation as the computational advantage the attacker needs grows to a mathematically improbable level and six confirmations is widely accepted as being the amount where the transaction is secure from this attack. -218365;1351838475;mircea_popescu;it's a liability. -218364;1351838478;dub;in the long run maybe -218363;1351838489;smickles;yeah, we'd be better off dropping anti free market peeps -218362;1351838499;BTC-Mining;We're already waiting for 6 confirmations for big deposits EXACTLY for the 51% attack... -218361;1351838508;dub;BTC-Mining: there is functionally nothing to be gained from actually using a 51% -218360;1351838510;mircea_popescu;this is the old anti-dictator argument. i'm just rehashing roman republicanism here. -218359;1351838521;dub;chicked feed compared to tooling up for asic production -218358;1351838529;dub;chicken* -218357;1351838545;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining that's a different 51% attack you're thinking of. -218356;1351838560;BTC-Mining;? -218355;1351838564;mircea_popescu;in the context we;'re discussing 51% simply means the majority decides by what rules the chains are built. -218354;1351838576;dub;once you succeed at 51% you just lost all your btc value anyway -218353;1351838583;mircea_popescu;if miner group A uses hashing algo a and miner group B uses hashing algo b -218352;1351838589;BTC-Mining;Ah, you mean for the rules? -218351;1351838591;mircea_popescu;bitcoin will use the hashing algo of the larger group -218350;1351838608;smickles;the answer is beer -218349;1351838615;BTC-Mining;If that "51%+" has incompatible rules... then we get a split no? -218348;1351838616;mircea_popescu;and so the devthreat to change algo only has the merit of the interest of gpu miners, who are doomed anyway -218347;1351838624;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining we get a sort-of fork. -218346;1351838633;BTC-Mining;One chain with regular users, and one with 100% with their own new rules... -218345;1351838646;mircea_popescu;exactly. and that new one will be the devs. -218344;1351838656;mircea_popescu;well... ex devs at that point -218343;1351838691;BTC-Mining;That would be a problem if they push it as the official client... who controls bitcoin.org? -218342;1351838692;dub;imo at that point bitcoin is dead -218341;1351838699;BTC-Mining;I actually never wondered so far. -218340;1351838701;dub;something else comes up, probalby years later -218339;1351838702;mircea_popescu;the official client is irrelevant, it doesn't mine. -218338;1351838710;mircea_popescu;dub nah, it'll be fine. -218337;1351838723;mircea_popescu;btctalk will be fun to watch tho -218336;1351838728;smickles;there'd be uncertainty -218335;1351838735;smickles;so buy options -218334;1351838736;dub;we'd get solidcoin -218333;1351838738;mircea_popescu;and drama -218332;1351838755;BTC-Mining;eh, that's actually right. But if there's major change, the official client might need to apply new rules for transactions different from the current -218331;1351838788;smickles;"official" sounds meaningless in context of a dev-split -218330;1351838792;mircea_popescu;indeed. -218329;1351838796;dub;there would be no official client, there isnt really now, theres a reference client -218328;1351838798;mircea_popescu;it's meaningless even as it is -218327;1351838804;mircea_popescu;yeah. "first client" -218326;1351838826;mircea_popescu;anyway, i don't think the devs have either the balls or the peabrains to actually go ahead with algo change -218325;1351838833;mircea_popescu;that they threaten it is fine, but that's all. -218324;1351838835;dub;anyway, as far a business decision goes its madness to even contemplate -218323;1351838836;mircea_popescu;hence, toothless. -218322;1351838845;mircea_popescu;dub no it's not. i am actually all for it. -218321;1351838852;dub;will. not. happen. -218320;1351838855;mircea_popescu;let's have it out now. -218319;1351838859;mircea_popescu;rather than in 10 years. -218318;1351838867;mircea_popescu;full onslaught, civil war, bring it. -218317;1351838869;mircea_popescu;we find out. -218316;1351838875;smickles;Lu e-jr has the crazy to try anything he sets his mind to tho -218315;1351838904;dub;smickles: true and he has a lot of mining support which is scary -218314;1351838904;smickles;mircea_popescu: you made you money in civil way, didn't you? -218313;1351838904;mircea_popescu;sure, eligius has all the promise of becoming a fortified compound in utah -218312;1351838920;mircea_popescu;smickles hm ? -218311;1351838923;dub;smickles: im sure this would factor in to any decision -218310;1351838947;dub;mircea_popescu: its not just his pool, deepbutt and a few others have backed his quackery before -218309;1351838948;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 here, power crews from out of state are trying to come work in ny. they're turned away BECAUSE THEYRE NOT UNION -218308;1351838956;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh, not the case? -218307;1351838959;mircea_popescu;dub gpu miners have a vested interest. -218306;1351838966;mircea_popescu;smickles what ? -218305;1351838967;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay, so? -218304;1351838974;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 just sayin'. -218303;1351838982;Diablo-D3;thats the governor's fault -218302;1351838988;mircea_popescu;you watch new york return a full complement of teapartiers for the senate. -218301;1351839002;smickles;so you were born in the 70's, i guess you were too young to make money when romania broke free, eh? -218300;1351839006;mircea_popescu;everyone thinks ny is blue, they're so pissed at democrats right now it'll happen. -218299;1351839017;Diablo-D3;ny isnt red or blue -218298;1351839019;Diablo-D3;its jew. -218297;1351839020;mircea_popescu;smickles i'm never too young. -218296;1351839030;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu is like 14, smickles -218295;1351839040;mircea_popescu;but romania never had a civil war ? or you mean the revolution ? -218294;1351839055;smickles;yeah, i guess i conflated the two -218293;1351839077;smickles;did no one oppose the revolution? -218292;1351839083;mircea_popescu;a well. fyi, what the romanian revolution was is this : ohio state students taking over the troops, then executing nixon. -218291;1351839084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.00049229 = 13.8826 BTC [-] -218290;1351839085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00049 = 0.98 BTC [-] -218289;1351839120;dub;I think you are putting far to much faith in the ideology of asic vendors, given a choice between mining a few btc which are sure to become nearly worthless at least for a while, and profiting hugely in the long term.. they will ship -218288;1351839150;mircea_popescu;dub well in practical terms it'll be a miracle if they have anything to ship anyway,. -218287;1351839172;dub;why? all it takes is money -218286;1351839184;dub;its not like they are inventing something or breaking ground -218285;1351839198;dub;they are building an IC -218284;1351839210;dub;just like millions of other products before them -218283;1351839221;smickles;yeah, but the % of bitcoin biz that turns out to be a scam after time is high -218282;1351839234;mircea_popescu;dub they are breaking ground, for one, and it takes 10 to 100x more money than they have. -218281;1351839265;dub;not really -218280;1351839294;smickles;well, technically, is there a product on market that does this already? -218279;1351839300;mircea_popescu;nope. -218278;1351839308;smickles;zactly -218277;1351839324;dub;no but its just producing a hardware fpga -218276;1351839328;dub;of sorts -218275;1351839333;mircea_popescu;it's like saying fucking your wife in the ass is not breaking ground and doesn't require any resources -218274;1351839337;mircea_popescu;cause she already had a kid. -218273;1351839345;dub;its not a question of if it can be done -218272;1351839351;mircea_popescu;^^ -218271;1351839355;smickles;mircea_popescu: excellent anology -218270;1351839374;smickles;i still havent got it that wy -218269;1351839389;smickles;from her anyway -218268;1351839389;mircea_popescu;i was shocked to find most us couples still don't do it -218267;1351839412;smickles;she's just small and won't use a plug -218266;1351839424;dub;you might need to spend up front on some nice wine or flowers -218265;1351839433;smickles;but i like to think that i'm too big ;) -218264;1351839444;mircea_popescu;all buttvirgins are small lol -218263;1351839482;mircea_popescu;dub has a point. half bottle wine enema. -218262;1351839542;smickles;it was our anniversary on the 30th just past, as likly to happen then as ever -218261;1351839563;dub;just get her drunk -218260;1351839567;mircea_popescu;lol -218259;1351839570;dub;use lube -218258;1351839580;smickles;naw, she's preggers -218257;1351839601;dub;patience young padawan -218256;1351839604;mircea_popescu;well that's no time to teach ehr anal -218255;1351839611;dub;you will get those brown wings -218254;1351839625;mircea_popescu;did she get hemorrhoids on the first one ? -218253;1351839626;smickles;lol -218252;1351839642;smickles;mircea_popescu: nope -218251;1351839651;mircea_popescu;a well. lucky girl. -218250;1351839667;smickles;she had to have a c-section tho -218249;1351839678;mircea_popescu;shows great promise of much enjoyments. just tell her ppl on irc said you should give her tiem -218248;1351839679;dub;you could go for the 'accident' but its probably not idea for continuing the sport -218247;1351839685;dub;ideal* -218246;1351839702;mircea_popescu;lol accident such bs -218245;1351839720;smickles;the irc argument has worked for other things in the past :D -218244;1351839721;dub;I've done it -218243;1351839729;dub;hitting from back, oops wrong hole -218242;1351839737;dub;*yelp* -218241;1351839793;smickles;well, i call successful derailment of conversation -218240;1351839795;mircea_popescu;smickles o ya ? did she get a leash ? -218239;1351839809;mircea_popescu;ya srsly, smickles is worse than ciuciu. -218238;1351839818;smickles;mircea_popescu: we already had a leash ;) -218237;1351839828;mircea_popescu;no but i meant for her not for you -218236;1351839835;smickles;lol -218235;1351839837;mircea_popescu;hehe -218234;1351839937;smickles;maybe i'll try it someday, but she doesn't seem like she'd be good at the dom end -218233;1351839949;dub;arent you wearign it around your leash^W ring finger? -218232;1351839964;BTC-Mining;Hmm, right on channel's topic. Guess I'll stay out of it. -218231;1351839984;dub;asic and anal, not so different -218230;1351840001;dub;both hurt a little at first -218229;1351840005;smickles;dub: you mean the thing that makes it more dificult to fend of other women? -218228;1351840025;dub;smickles: yeah, I jest, be wearing one myself sooner rather than later -218227;1351840026;smickles;i got less advances before the ring than after, -218226;1351840082;dub;its not the ring, chicks can smell how full a mans balls are -218225;1351840092;smickles;lololllool -218224;1351840218;mircea_popescu;20+k sold, .5 drop -218223;1351840234;mircea_popescu;i don't care what antyone says, btc is solid as a rock. -218222;1351840315;smickles;;;ticker -218221;1351840315;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.69308, Best ask: 10.77499, Bid-ask spread: 0.08191, Last trade: 10.77499, 24 hour volume: 47684.46748761, 24 hour low: 10.40000, 24 hour high: 11.20999, 24 hour vwap: 10.87540 -218220;1351840321;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -218219;1351840322;gribble;10.87 -218218;1351840376;smickles;!ticker S.MPOE -218217;1351840377;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00048086 / 0.00048779 / 0.00049519 (1615081 shares, 787.82 BTC), 30day: 0.00025015 / 0.00039134 / 0.0005 (85097298 shares, 33,302.67 BTC) -218216;1351840392;dub;I should head home to my sausage wallet -218215;1351840465;smickles;and scene -218214;1351840491;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/12hclg/iama_peter_acworth_ceo_and_founder_of_kinkcom_nsfw/c6v50by -218213;1351840492;mircea_popescu;btw -218212;1351840599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23100 @ 0.00049016 = 11.3227 BTC [+] -218211;1351840600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17312 @ 0.00049286 = 8.5324 BTC [+] -218210;1351840681;smickles;holy shit! eric idle is doin an iama? -218209;1351842123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8355 @ 0.00049286 = 4.1178 BTC [+] -218208;1351842125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00049399 = 1.1115 BTC [+] -218207;1351842126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3895 @ 0.00049417 = 1.9248 BTC [+] -218206;1351843651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39600 @ 0.00049 = 19.404 BTC [-] -218205;1351845182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29128 @ 0.00049417 = 14.3942 BTC [+] -218204;1351846695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35500 @ 0.00049 = 17.395 BTC [-] -218203;1351848213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7277 @ 0.00049417 = 3.5961 BTC [+] -218202;1351848215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.000495 = 2.475 BTC [+] -218201;1351848216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5316 @ 0.00049519 = 2.6324 BTC [+] -218200;1351848217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19407 @ 0.00049546 = 9.6154 BTC [+] -218199;1351848401;smickles;omg! mircea_popescu I've got it! -218198;1351848407;mircea_popescu;? -218197;1351848414;smickles;some more code, and i'll have that market maker bot -218196;1351848466;mircea_popescu;for options was it ? -218195;1351848470;smickles;i just need the part where it watches for its orders to be taken by someone else and responds accordingly -218194;1351848473;smickles;yup -218193;1351848476;mircea_popescu;hey cool. -218192;1351848483;smickles;but i figured out the hard part :) -218191;1351848506;smickles;i.e. where to place standing orders at -218190;1351848513;smickles;s/where/whatprice/ -218189;1351848528;mircea_popescu;a cool. -218188;1351848554;mircea_popescu;curious what comes of this :D -218187;1351848668;smickles;me making btc at the cost of the greater fool, that's what :D -218186;1351848698;EskimoBob;smickles: market makers usually have some responsibilities like providing liquidity etc -218185;1351848714;EskimoBob;is that what you are going to do too? -218184;1351848803;EskimoBob;what if bid side (not you) has no orders? What if ask is gone? Are you buying/selling to/from your own books? etc... -218183;1351848825;mircea_popescu;i presume he will maintain some orders on the book -218182;1351848825;mircea_popescu;or ? -218181;1351848867;EskimoBob;who sets the rules for you? at what increment can you change prices etc. -218180;1351848897;EskimoBob;if you have no rules set like that, you are not really a market maker but just another trader executing trades for a client(s) -218179;1351849038;smickles;heh, EskimoBob i should be providing liquidity on both sides nearly all the time, regardless of others standing orders -218178;1351849159;EskimoBob;cool, but what happens, if you do not? -218177;1351849163;mircea_popescu;smickles is tis goins to be scm v 2.0 ? -218176;1351849225;smickles;EskimoBob: well, if i don't, then it means that one or more of my basal assumptions was wrong -218175;1351849286;smickles;mircea_popescu: naw, private thing. unless I really see that more capital will help, and i'm confident the risk is really outweighed by the benefit -218174;1351849349;mircea_popescu;aha. funny thing, the girl was saying this exact thing to some investment club dood -218173;1351849352;smickles;i'd prefer to keep all profit to myself :P -218172;1351849410;smickles;anyway, i'll be off to bed for now; early engagement tomorrow -218171;1351849536;mircea_popescu;pigeons and dub : how can you not like gage? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1312347#msg1312347 -218170;1351849545;mircea_popescu;smickles : engage! -218169;1351849546;mircea_popescu;:D -218168;1351849719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23893 @ 0.00049546 = 11.838 BTC [+] -218167;1351849720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5722 @ 0.00049557 = 2.8357 BTC [+] -218166;1351850939;dub;one saner post doesnt not a sane person make -218165;1351850948;dub;but he's earned some points -218164;1351851234;EskimoBob;smickles: good luck :) -218163;1351851265;EskimoBob;most important question... on what exchange are you going to run it? -218162;1351851361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24100 @ 0.00049266 = 11.8731 BTC [-] -218161;1351851447;EskimoBob;JoelKatz is riding his ego-trip wave big time :) -218160;1351851500;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121031.msg1312326#msg1312326 -218159;1351851517;dub;am I missing something? or is the alledged link here that they both used email -218158;1351851650;EskimoBob;He replaced that nose hair picture of himself with a "painting" of himself. Whats next? Will he paint that orange shirt black and add more uniform curls to his wig? -218157;1351852908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9259 @ 0.00049266 = 4.5615 BTC [-] -218156;1351852910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14641 @ 0.00049 = 7.1741 BTC [-] -218155;1351854062;Chaang-Noi;whats new? -218154;1351854424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15151 @ 0.00049316 = 7.4719 BTC [+] -218153;1351854872;EskimoBob;nuthing mon, nuthing -218152;1351854960;EskimoBob;people are writing scary stories to each other in form. Same shit, different day -218151;1351854997;Chaang-Noi;i see glbse is back up and nefario made his hostage of the account info public/offical -218150;1351855429;EskimoBob;? -218149;1351855433;EskimoBob;URL -218148;1351855952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8259 @ 0.00049 = 4.0469 BTC [-] -218147;1351855963;Chaang-Noi;www.glbse.com -218146;1351855973;Chaang-Noi;UPDATE:Currently recovering bitcoin payments made in error, account closing has been halted until most of this has been recovered -218145;1351856343;Jackmaninov;aka i've run for the border -218144;1351856377;Jackmaninov;but all eyes on Goat who's the *real* criminal /s -218143;1351856495;Chaang-Noi;? -218142;1351856731;EskimoBob;not really. Send back the coin that is not yours and this circus probably moves on -218141;1351856766;EskimoBob;fkn s.dice, I lost 0.075 BTC -218140;1351856773;EskimoBob;SCAM! -218139;1351856774;EskimoBob;lol -218138;1351856822;EskimoBob;smickles: there is no "_nearly_ all the time" :) -218137;1351856874;EskimoBob;only "all the time" unless you can produce digitally signed (by ID card) document from your doctor -218136;1351857457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25600 @ 0.00048923 = 12.5243 BTC [-] -218135;1351858969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7641 @ 0.00048923 = 3.7382 BTC [-] -218134;1351858970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19149 @ 0.00049316 = 9.4435 BTC [+] -218133;1351860492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5710 @ 0.0004937 = 2.819 BTC [+] -218132;1351861999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23800 @ 0.00048887 = 11.6351 BTC [-] -218131;1351862001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7647 @ 0.00048855 = 3.7359 BTC [-] -218130;1351863553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3490 @ 0.00048999 = 1.7101 BTC [+] -218129;1351863554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8610 @ 0.00049112 = 4.2285 BTC [+] -218128;1351865100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35753 @ 0.00048855 = 17.4671 BTC [-] -218127;1351865101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11347 @ 0.0004884 = 5.5419 BTC [-] -218126;1351865306;mircea_popescu;am i like the only person on reddit with more link karma than comment karma ? -218125;1351865412;Chaang-Noi;iv never used reddit -218124;1351865613;mircea_popescu;then you don't qualify! -218123;1351865988;kakobrekla;mornin -218122;1351866054;mircea_popescu;heya -218121;1351866435;kakobrekla;how is it going -218120;1351866484;mircea_popescu;owned bluematt a little on reddit -218119;1351866488;mircea_popescu;otherwise bau -218118;1351866618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28453 @ 0.0004884 = 13.8964 BTC [-] -218117;1351866619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23047 @ 0.00048742 = 11.2336 BTC [-] -218116;1351866710;kakobrekla;urlpls -218115;1351866817;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/12ht6y/bitcoin_and_the_poor/ -218114;1351866882;EskimoBob;"This guy needs to get laid. So much anger over such a small point." - LOL -218113;1351866935;kakobrekla;coding in my sleep = matt ? -218112;1351867360;mircea_popescu;no ? -218111;1351867377;mircea_popescu;i don't recall that guy's name on reddit but we did have a nice chat on my blog -218110;1351867385;mircea_popescu;course it didn't come out too clearly what he's about. -218109;1351867626;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/embed/Cd6C1vIyQ3w -218108;1351867631;kakobrekla;id like to try this. -218107;1351868258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00048909 = 6.7494 BTC [+] -218106;1351869765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00048909 = 15.5042 BTC [+] -218105;1351869766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00048978 = 4.9468 BTC [+] -218104;1351871289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00048754 = 6.4843 BTC [-] -218103;1351871290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28053 @ 0.00048742 = 13.6736 BTC [-] -218102;1351871292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1647 @ 0.0004872 = 0.8024 BTC [-] -218101;1351873020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00048978 = 7.2487 BTC [+] -218100;1351874203;Chaang-Noi;wow kakobrekla -218099;1351874312;kakobrekla;its prolly expencive as... hm... as saffron. -218098;1351874376;kakobrekla;expensive i ment. -218097;1351874386;kakobrekla;:> -218096;1351874538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3445 @ 0.00048937 = 1.6859 BTC [-] -218095;1351874539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7136 @ 0.0004872 = 3.4767 BTC [-] -218094;1351874541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27233 @ 0.0004867 = 13.2543 BTC [-] -218093;1351876051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22357 @ 0.0004867 = 10.8812 BTC [-] -218092;1351876053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4143 @ 0.00048585 = 2.0129 BTC [-] -218091;1351877069;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -218090;1351877070;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00048086 / 0.00048796 / 0.00049557 (1684503 shares, 821.97 BTC), 30day: 0.00025015 / 0.00039236 / 0.0005 (85146172 shares, 33,408.06 BTC) -218089;1351877139;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -218088;1351877140;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0001 / 0.00299494 / 0.0034 (2076191 shares, 6,218.07 BTC) -218087;1351877197;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -218086;1351877199;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0027501 / 0.00335836 / 0.00350001 (23698 shares, 79.59 BTC) -218085;1351877200;Chaang-Noi;saffron is cheap here -218084;1351877555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8671 @ 0.00048585 = 4.2128 BTC [-] -218083;1351877557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40429 @ 0.00048581 = 19.6408 BTC [-] -218082;1351877558;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.26788816 BTC [-] -218081;1351877608;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119295.0 -218080;1351877615;mircea_popescu;lol, this is bitcoin lending in a nutshell. -218079;1351877790;EskimoBob;never understood why anyone wants to lend BTC (except buy shit like drugs or pr0n) -218078;1351877830;mircea_popescu;you mean lend or borrow ? -218077;1351877846;EskimoBob;borrow -218076;1351877900;mircea_popescu;yeah. -218075;1351877920;mircea_popescu;well, mpoe borrows to finance options trading. seems the only legitimate thing so far. -218074;1351877933;Diablo-D3;how much does mpoe pay? -218073;1351877959;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it's open auction. as much as the filler asks for. -218072;1351877967;mircea_popescu;last month it settled at 9% -218071;1351878022;Chaang-Noi;a month? -218070;1351878030;Chaang-Noi;a week? :) -218069;1351878035;Diablo-D3;A DAY?! -218068;1351878042;mircea_popescu;a month. -218067;1351878064;mircea_popescu;well, an almost month. from last friday of one month till the last friday of next month. -218066;1351878139;Chaang-Noi;not bad -218065;1351878158;Chaang-Noi;double my money in a year :) -218064;1351878175;mircea_popescu;you do undertake the risk tho. if the bot loses money you're on the hook. -218063;1351878187;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: have you learned nothing? :) -218062;1351878192;Diablo-D3;lol -218061;1351878201;Chaang-Noi;brb, going to start a pass though! -218060;1351878209;EskimoBob;LOL -218059;1351878222;Chaang-Noi;:D -218058;1351878246;mircea_popescu;where lol -218057;1351878247;Diablo-D3;lol -218056;1351878248;Diablo-D3;wait -218055;1351878252;EskimoBob;OT! -218054;1351878264;mircea_popescu;you need at least 50 btc to qualify. -218053;1351878279;Chaang-Noi;im good at collecting funds for other people -218052;1351878315;mircea_popescu;so go ahead -218051;1351878324;mircea_popescu;as long as you explain the deal properly -218050;1351878347;Chaang-Noi;i was kidding... at this point im not doing anything. i explained pirate properly too and well that blew up in my face -218049;1351878356;Chaang-Noi;so much for letting people do what they want -218048;1351878365;mircea_popescu;has it ? -218047;1351878375;mircea_popescu;i wasn't following that closely. -218046;1351878447;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135187123817.jpg i wonder how often he cuts himself -218045;1351878505;Chaang-Noi;SEC and all that... -218044;1351878529;Chaang-Noi;there is no way im doing anything with btc until all that BS is over... -218043;1351878539;Chaang-Noi;i bet it will take over a year -218042;1351878586;mircea_popescu;prolly in a year the real battles start. -218041;1351878605;Chaang-Noi;yeah -218040;1351878621;Chaang-Noi;if it blows over it will take a year -218039;1351878630;Chaang-Noi;if they do whatever then yeah it will take a long damn time -218038;1351878934;Chaang-Noi;was wondering when a bitcoinica clone would start up using thier source code -218037;1351878951;mircea_popescu;few days ago -218036;1351879022;Chaang-Noi;iv been traveling -218035;1351879033;Chaang-Noi;oh looks like 10 days ago -218034;1351879036;Chaang-Noi;yeah i missed it -218033;1351879087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5171 @ 0.00048581 = 2.5121 BTC [-] -218032;1351880603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00048553 = 1.4566 BTC [-] -218031;1351880673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00048553 = 0.4855 BTC [-] -218030;1351881206;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i want to invest 50btc in your bonds -218029;1351881209;thestringpuller;auctioneer -218028;1351881230;mircea_popescu;so go ahead. -218027;1351881248;mircea_popescu;make sure you first read up on them tho. -218026;1351881298;thestringpuller;will your bot lose me money!!! -218025;1351881301;thestringpuller;jkjk -218024;1351881306;thestringpuller;or make me money... -218023;1351881316;thestringpuller;im putting bets on a robot... -218022;1351881324;thestringpuller;asimov would be proud -218021;1351881324;mircea_popescu;indeed. -218020;1351881360;thestringpuller;what are the general returns? -218019;1351881367;thestringpuller;does the bot usually make money? -218018;1351881500;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yeah, it lost money once so far. look at the monthly reports -218017;1351881503;mircea_popescu;you got the link ? -218016;1351881559;thestringpuller;i see it in the faq -218015;1351881562;thestringpuller;hmm -218014;1351881576;thestringpuller;my investors want a place to put btc money into that is safe -218013;1351881590;thestringpuller;there are no treasury bonds (which are garbage anyways) -218012;1351881614;thestringpuller;and the last bond i bought defaulted because people are idiots -218011;1351881658;mircea_popescu;well, mpoe bonds can make a loss, so they're not really safe in that sense. -218010;1351881673;mircea_popescu;i used to think the mpcd series was, but that blew up. -218009;1351881767;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: if the annual gains out pace the annual losses wouldnt it be a net gain? so the bot breaks even annually? -218008;1351881792;mircea_popescu;the bot is ahead anually, iirc -218007;1351881815;mircea_popescu;realyl, the only month it lost money was the pirate august thing. -218006;1351881825;thestringpuller;everyone lost money then -218005;1351881837;thestringpuller;only people buying puts made money -218004;1351881913;thestringpuller;mpoe stock is making me about 1% day... -218003;1351881983;mircea_popescu;it has been going kinda crazy. -218002;1351882106;thestringpuller;bitcoin friday is gonna cause the price to skyrocket -218001;1351882123;thestringpuller;then reward drop in late november... -218000;1351882160;mircea_popescu;lol i doubt it will have any impact. -217999;1351882180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19100 @ 0.00048539 = 9.2709 BTC [-] -217998;1351882190;jurov;bonds are still bought by email? -217997;1351882191;jurov;mpoe -217996;1351882284;mircea_popescu;yeah -217995;1351882811;thestringpuller;the halloween futures changed the market conditions yesterday -217994;1351882900;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118354.msg1313150#msg1313150 -217993;1351883000;jurov;how can one have such mess in database? -217992;1351883013;Diablo-D3;I dont know -217991;1351883019;Diablo-D3;a payout script like that would take three seconds to do -217990;1351883104;jurov;am i the only one in this whole mess who has unit tests AND audit script to backward-verify the balances? -217989;1351883428;thestringpuller;i wrote unit tests... -217988;1351883707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17248 @ 0.00048539 = 8.372 BTC [-] -217987;1351883708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29652 @ 0.00048518 = 14.3866 BTC [-] -217986;1351883794;mircea_popescu;haloween futures ?! -217985;1351883799;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/04MFg.jpg -217984;1351885216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00048553 = 6.4575 BTC [+] -217983;1351886751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1897 @ 0.00048518 = 0.9204 BTC [-] -217982;1351888408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15934 @ 0.00048518 = 7.7309 BTC [-] -217981;1351888409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3166 @ 0.00048487 = 1.5351 BTC [-] -217980;1351889912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15729 @ 0.00048553 = 7.6369 BTC [+] -217979;1351889913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.00048978 = 8.914 BTC [+] -217978;1351889915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9971 @ 0.00049112 = 4.897 BTC [+] -217977;1351890135;jurov;interesting that practically everyone who wants to sell s.mpoe put the order below 0.0005 -217976;1351890139;jurov;dunno why -217975;1351891466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4452 @ 0.00049038 = 2.1832 BTC [-] -217974;1351893025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18247 @ 0.00049112 = 8.9615 BTC [+] -217973;1351894533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9272 @ 0.00049112 = 4.5537 BTC [+] -217972;1351894534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28947 @ 0.00049218 = 14.2471 BTC [+] -217971;1351894599;kakobreklaaa;what is this milk friday or what -217970;1351895420;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla milk friday ? -217969;1351895887;kakobreklaaa;oh another of those kako is scam days -217968;1351896181;mircea_popescu;lol wut ? -217967;1351896208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30400 @ 0.00049127 = 14.9346 BTC [-] -217966;1351896210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00049218 = 1.1812 BTC [+] -217965;1351896233;kakobreklaaa;yeah silly people -217964;1351897721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18953 @ 0.00049218 = 9.3283 BTC [+] -217963;1351897780;mircea_popescu;jurov : did you know the FIX protocol also uses string representations of integers btw ? -217962;1351897808;jurov;no -217961;1351898127;jurov;mircea_popescu, i just did random research and it appears not true -217960;1351898130;jurov;http://www.fixprotocol.org/documents/633/Waters_NY_FIX_4.3_Changes_20010912.pdf -217959;1351898145;mircea_popescu;eh wtf they changed it ?! -217958;1351898172;jurov;dunno, it's really whatever i stumbled on -217957;1351898197;mircea_popescu;The FIX Protocol has two syntaxes: -217956;1351898197;mircea_popescu;• “Tag=Value” -217955;1351898197;mircea_popescu;– 75=20010618 -217954;1351898202;mircea_popescu;that 75 ? that's a string. -217953;1351898304;jurov;oh i misunderstood you. i thought you're talking that "FIX also encloses numbers in quotes" -217952;1351898331;jurov;but then, what's your point? -217951;1351898407;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102176.msg1313402#msg1313402 ? -217950;1351898421;mircea_popescu;that integers are strings :D -217949;1351898443;mircea_popescu;anyway, fix uses some weirdo xml -217948;1351898446;mircea_popescu;no json afaik -217947;1351898452;mircea_popescu;(maybe it changed, i haven't kept up) -217946;1351899247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.0004926 = 2.4137 BTC [+] -217945;1351900139;thestringpuller;smickles: gimme a buzz when you get in -217944;1351900192;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: did you not have any halloween futures? -217943;1351900214;mircea_popescu;not afaik -217942;1351900289;thestringpuller;some guy on the forums said he'd promise to buy btc's at 11 back in july -217941;1351900785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20247 @ 0.0004926 = 9.9737 BTC [+] -217940;1351902299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00049081 = 1.7178 BTC [-] -217939;1351902852;jurov;tried to research venetfx's FSA registration #194835 -217938;1351902888;jurov;it belongs to some completely different entity with defunct website, dates of registration 2001 and 2003 -217937;1351902974;jurov;17 Feb 2004 Final Dissolution Notice.. so venetfx's FSA number is completely fake, too -217936;1351902991;mircea_popescu;seems that way -217935;1351903830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1853 @ 0.00049249 = 0.9126 BTC [+] -217934;1351903832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.000493 = 1.972 BTC [+] -217933;1351903833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00049382 = 10.6665 BTC [+] -217932;1351903834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3470 @ 0.00049388 = 1.7138 BTC [+] -217931;1351936775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00049034 = 2.5988 BTC [+] -217930;1351938284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00049004 = 5.8315 BTC [-] -217929;1351938286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00048881 = 1.662 BTC [-] -217928;1351939808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00049021 = 5.3433 BTC [+] -217927;1351941334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00049034 = 2.0104 BTC [+] -217926;1351941336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15699 @ 0.00049277 = 7.736 BTC [+] -217925;1351942839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15496 @ 0.00049021 = 7.5963 BTC [-] -217924;1351942840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7148 @ 0.00048881 = 3.494 BTC [-] -217923;1351942842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 806 @ 0.00048869 = 0.3939 BTC [-] -217922;1351943377;EskimoBob;LOL @ "Facts don't match my ideology so FACTS MUST BE WRONG!!!" <-- /. comment -217921;1351944371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19427 @ 0.00048869 = 9.4938 BTC [-] -217920;1351945887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35749 @ 0.0004886 = 17.467 BTC [-] -217919;1351945888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00048855 = 0.1954 BTC [-] -217918;1351945889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3851 @ 0.0004879 = 1.8789 BTC [-] -217917;1351946042;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/towards-a-unified-exchange-protocol/ << RFC. -217916;1351946065;PsychoticBoy;;;seen DeadTerra -217915;1351946066;gribble;DeadTerra was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 3 days, 20 hours, 9 minutes, and 56 seconds ago: but I agree there are to much drama and BS -217914;1351946071;PsychoticBoy;thought so -217913;1351946080;mircea_popescu;heh -217912;1351946119;PsychoticBoy;should have kicked some guys in the nuts when I had the chance in London -217911;1351946591;dub;thats where netardio was building the future of bitcoin right? -217910;1351946706;mircea_popescu;yes. -217909;1351946712;mircea_popescu;and telling people about how mpex is a scam. -217908;1351946727;Chaang-Noi;interscamdo... -217907;1351946746;Chaang-Noi;or is it interscamgo ? -217906;1351946781;Chaang-Noi;with nefario it is really hard to dell the differance between criminal and just being so fucking retarded... -217905;1351946798;Chaang-Noi;it is hard for me to think he acidently so much -217904;1351946807;mircea_popescu;indeed. -217903;1351946848;Chaang-Noi;same with intersango and their bitcoinica stuff -217902;1351946859;dub;luckily unlike criminally insane, criminally retarded is not a valid defense afaik -217901;1351946884;Chaang-Noi;yeah we should just go with criminally retarded until we get more evidance -217900;1351946998;PsychoticBoy;Indeed -217899;1351947008;mircea_popescu;dub sure it is -217898;1351947405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11549 @ 0.0004879 = 5.6348 BTC [-] -217897;1351947406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8651 @ 0.00048789 = 4.2207 BTC [-] -217896;1351947927;dub;orly? -217895;1351947958;dub;you have negligence and nuisance as offenses -217894;1351948005;dub;which can be applied to 'act of stupidity causes loss' -217893;1351949069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9349 @ 0.00048789 = 4.5613 BTC [-] -217892;1351949071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00048788 = 6.9767 BTC [-] -217891;1351949072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00048787 = 1.7075 BTC [-] -217890;1351949073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29451 @ 0.00048781 = 14.3665 BTC [-] -217889;1351949899;mircea_popescu;ya but mental retardation is like a positive defense -217888;1351950600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 573 @ 0.00048868 = 0.28 BTC [+] -217887;1351950601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17127 @ 0.0004893 = 8.3802 BTC [+] -217886;1351952110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.0004893 = 10.2753 BTC [+] -217885;1351953746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9823 @ 0.0004893 = 4.8064 BTC [+] -217884;1351953748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13411 @ 0.00049277 = 6.6085 BTC [+] -217883;1351954808;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: youawake? -217882;1351954826;mircea_popescu;yea -217881;1351954840;thestringpuller;who was saying mpex was a scam? -217880;1351954999;thestringpuller;oh nefario -217879;1351955009;thestringpuller;sorry, my logs are screwed up -217878;1351955254;mircea_popescu;:p -217877;1351955285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00049277 = 1.3058 BTC [+] -217876;1351955287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4572 @ 0.00049316 = 2.2547 BTC [+] -217875;1351955579;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: your existence is making me money -217874;1351955592;mircea_popescu;haha cool -217873;1351955655;thestringpuller;not a lot of money -217872;1351955663;thestringpuller;but it's still moolah -217871;1351955915;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: why are you standardising now that you start using json with one returning json and all other non-json? -217870;1351955943;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ come again ? -217869;1351956013;FabianB_;11:34 < mircea_popescu> http://trilema.com/2012/towards-a-unified-exchange-protocol/ << RFC. -217868;1351956030;mircea_popescu;well yes, since it was being discussed on the forum i wrote up a proposal -217867;1351956032;FabianB_;STATJSON returns data as json -217866;1351956044;mircea_popescu;otherwise this exists as internal stuff for about a year now -217865;1351956065;FabianB_;yeah, am fine with this being mpex protocol -217864;1351956084;FabianB_;just doesn't seem polished enough to qualify as standard yet -217863;1351956090;mircea_popescu;well no, it's a proposal -217862;1351956098;mircea_popescu;people should comment -217861;1351956218;FabianB_;data as json in both directions would seem more consistent -217860;1351956275;FabianB_;even if with so few commands and payload it's easy to parse |foo|bar|baz -217859;1351956285;mircea_popescu;many of those commands are being issued by hand -217858;1351956297;mircea_popescu;json would seem like undue burden -217857;1351956385;thestringpuller;xml is an undue burden -217856;1351956393;thestringpuller;that the corporate world put on us -217855;1351956852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00049389 = 0.889 BTC [+] -217854;1351956853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5852 @ 0.00049397 = 2.8907 BTC [+] -217853;1351956855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2248 @ 0.0004942 = 1.111 BTC [+] -217852;1351957307;FabianB_;well, yeah, by hand it's nicer than json -217851;1351957726;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ moreover, the spec is not restrictive. some exchange might decide to implement STATXML too -217850;1351957744;mircea_popescu;that's not forbidden. but it would be weird to require exchanges to accept both json and xml imput -217849;1351958016;thestringpuller;xml should be forbidden in general -217848;1351958056;FabianB_;yeah, who wants xml ;) -217847;1351958075;thestringpuller;corporations lol -217846;1351958168;FabianB_;wondering if there are papers on designing protocols for both computers/humans -217845;1351958188;mircea_popescu;anyway, in general it's a minimum standards approach -217844;1351958198;FabianB_;earlier protocols like smtp were(are) very easy to use for humans too -217843;1351958199;mircea_popescu;"have to have at least this much" -217842;1351958225;FabianB_;generally a nice aproach mircea_popescu -217841;1351958255;mircea_popescu;yeah. anyway the only one with a prayer given that there's no standards body and compliance is voluntary -217840;1351958258;mircea_popescu;(maybe community-driven) -217839;1351958294;FabianB_;standards bodies are usually too slow -217838;1351958372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3952 @ 0.0004942 = 1.9531 BTC [+] -217837;1351958374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0004945 = 0.4945 BTC [+] -217836;1351958375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19510 @ 0.00049556 = 9.6684 BTC [+] -217835;1351958511;mircea_popescu;true -217834;1351958520;mircea_popescu;but the big problem is usually the lobby stuff -217833;1351958572;mircea_popescu;there rg you got fans https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121027.msg1314499#msg1314499 -217832;1351959922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22850 @ 0.0004935 = 11.2765 BTC [-] -217831;1351961455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28812 @ 0.0004935 = 14.2187 BTC [-] -217830;1351962960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.0004897 = 7.2476 BTC [-] -217829;1351963483;kakobrekla;zomg teh interface http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq2devvvyrg&feature=youtu.be -217828;1351964499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18250 @ 0.0004897 = 8.937 BTC [-] -217827;1351966007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13550 @ 0.0004897 = 6.6354 BTC [-] -217826;1351966008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00048808 = 0.1952 BTC [-] -217825;1351967518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26381 @ 0.00048808 = 12.876 BTC [-] -217824;1351967518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2449 @ 0.00048781 = 1.1946 BTC [-] -217823;1351967521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2590 @ 0.00048776 = 1.2633 BTC [-] -217822;1351969043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1685 @ 0.00049055 = 0.8266 BTC [+] -217821;1351970566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36500 @ 0.00049232 = 17.9697 BTC [+] -217820;1351970568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00049556 = 0.5947 BTC [+] -217819;1351971866;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: -217818;1351971872;thestringpuller;the man who created mpex -217817;1351972080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24764 @ 0.00049079 = 12.1539 BTC [-] -217816;1351972081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13936 @ 0.00049063 = 6.8374 BTC [-] -217815;1351973587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14364 @ 0.00049063 = 7.0474 BTC [-] -217814;1351973588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26110 @ 0.00048776 = 12.7354 BTC [-] -217813;1351973589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8988 @ 0.00048769 = 4.3834 BTC [-] -217812;1351973590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7952 @ 0.00048759 = 3.8773 BTC [-] -217811;1351975107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8984 @ 0.00048759 = 4.3805 BTC [-] -217810;1351975754;jurov;so, did kakobrekla at least to try to shed some light on the accusations somehow? -217809;1351975765;jurov;or just having lulz with his boss? -217808;1351976013;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 817 @ 0.20698633 = 169.1078 BTC [-] -217807;1351976030;mircea_popescu;not afaik. -217806;1351976813;thestrin1puller;calls are getting sold? -217805;1351977075;jurov;what do you mean? -217804;1351977622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44700 @ 0.00049089 = 21.9428 BTC [+] -217803;1351977624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 950 @ 0.00048759 = 0.4632 BTC [-] -217802;1351979145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4648 @ 0.00048759 = 2.2663 BTC [-] -217801;1351979699;Diablo-D3;http://codinginmysleep.com/bitcoinstore-com-launch-cheaper-in-bitcoin/ -217800;1351979700;Diablo-D3;ohrly -217799;1351980675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32467 @ 0.00049058 = 15.9277 BTC [+] -217798;1351981456;smickles_;< jurov> so, did kakobrekla at least to try to shed some light on the accusations somehow? <<< whatnow? -217797;1351982203;jurov;i'm just interested -217796;1351982247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6572 @ 0.00049058 = 3.2241 BTC [+] -217795;1351983039;smickles_;jurov: what accusations? -217794;1351983111;jurov;smickles_: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114821.msg1313361#msg1313361 -217793;1351983204;jurov;and I put myself the FSA Registration# from bit4x site into FSA form and it was assigned to some other company that went defunct in 2004 -217792;1351983307;smickles;huh -217791;1351983308;jurov; [00:14:01] i showed that posts to my superior, teh boss, he was rolling of the floor. -217790;1351983320;jurov;that was the reply -217789;1351983325;smickles;rolling of the floor? -217788;1351983357;jurov;dunno, maybe they rolled 'em together with carpet and hauled away, ya know -217787;1351983367;smickles;heh -217786;1351983774;mircea_popescu;this has all the makings of adventure -217785;1351983796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9020 @ 0.00048886 = 4.4095 BTC [-] -217784;1351983852;jurov;i wasn't going to invest there anyway -217783;1351983863;jurov;since he wasn't able to clearly explain me here how can one trade currencies with pure BTC balance and without need for any hedging, maybe you remember -217782;1351983891;mircea_popescu;myeah -217781;1351983892;jurov;but i did not suspect such wholesale scam, then -217780;1351983932;mircea_popescu;myeah. kakobrekla you'll have to make an answer to that thing, it's ruining you. -217779;1351984119;mircea_popescu;;;rate patrickharnett -10 Scammer of the Peter Lambert school. See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915 -217778;1351984121;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user patrickharnett has been recorded. -217777;1351985305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4380 @ 0.00048886 = 2.1412 BTC [-] -217776;1351985306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12935 @ 0.00048764 = 6.3076 BTC [-] -217775;1351986667;smickles;fwiw, :o -217774;1351986810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15965 @ 0.00048764 = 7.7852 BTC [-] -217773;1351986810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7435 @ 0.00048759 = 3.6252 BTC [-] -217772;1351988017;jurov;mircea_popescu, just to nitpick, who got the recent s.dice dividend ? it wasn't exactly divisible number :) -217771;1351988079;jurov;and was it 1 satoshi or 94 as website shows? -217770;1351988154;mircea_popescu;jurov here's the whole story : -217769;1351988165;mircea_popescu;evoorhees sent 1 satoshi originally. predictably, nothing happened. -217768;1351988181;mircea_popescu;so we talked and he sent 100. 94 of these were actually distributed, 6 were lost in rounding -217767;1351988190;jurov;hehe -217766;1351988191;mircea_popescu;if you had enough shares to qualify you got one (or more) else you got nothing -217765;1351988204;mircea_popescu;there's no practical way to do better than that tho, so. -217764;1351988259;jurov;ofc. just curious -217763;1351988301;jurov;he should made a raffle for that 1 satoshi -217762;1351988347;mircea_popescu;lol -217761;1351988391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9031 @ 0.00048759 = 4.4034 BTC [-] -217760;1351988393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28069 @ 0.0004875 = 13.6836 BTC [-] -217759;1351988437;FabianB;too many ppl won at s.dice this month? -217758;1351988449;jurov;no, there was a bug -217757;1351988468;jurov;you're in fact correct, in a sense :) -217756;1351988531;FabianB;:) -217755;1351988535;FabianB;ic -217754;1351988747;mircea_popescu;what bug ?! -217753;1351988887;smickles;;;calc 2/94 -217752;1351988887;gribble;0.0212765957447 -217751;1351988895;smickles;;P -217750;1351988896;jurov;mircea, i remember rg boasting he is getting some bitcoins off sd that shouldn't be there -217749;1351988949;smickles;seems to me that this recent dividend shows it's all going according to plan -217748;1351988954;smickles;variance -217747;1351988996;smickles;didn't it lose (hundreds|thousands) each month for a couple of months straight at the beginning? -217746;1351989226;smickles;jurov: are you talking about the delay payment of winnings bug? -217745;1351989285;smickles;'cause i don't think that bug cost them any money -217744;1351989294;jurov;dunno. my memory tries to convince me there was some sd leak last month -217743;1351989343;jurov;scumbag memory. there isn't anyhing in logs. -217742;1351989385;smickles;heh, scumbag memory, well, if you do come across something like a money losing bug, i'd like to know :) -217741;1351989520;mircea_popescu;jurov iirc rg was just being lucky. -217740;1351989523;jurov;oh wait found something -217739;1351989532;jurov; [21:12:37] hm i think satoshidice just messed up -217738;1351989547;jurov; [21:13:00] it was meant to send me .8 btc if it was a winner -217737;1351989560;jurov; [21:13:03] it sent 1.2 btc -217736;1351989616;jurov; [21:13:39] that's what i use satoshidice for now -217735;1351989628;jurov; [21:13:44] i take like .1 btc -217734;1351989641;jurov; [21:13:48] and turn it into 1.5 -217733;1351989653;jurov; [21:13:57] its worked 3 days in a row -217732;1351989677;jurov;dunno which day that was, should be sometime in october -217731;1351989727;jurov;to me smells like a bug -217730;1351989748;mircea_popescu;iirc it was in like august -217729;1351989811;jurov;whatever. -217728;1351989840;smickles;was this b/f or after rg learned simple arithmetic -217727;1351989900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8931 @ 0.0004875 = 4.3539 BTC [-] -217726;1351989902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33400 @ 0.00048745 = 16.2808 BTC [-] -217725;1351989903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14069 @ 0.00048734 = 6.8564 BTC [-] -217724;1351989961;jurov;right below that is link to "shareholders on welfare" article that is dated October 22 -217723;1351989978;jurov;so it certainly wasn't in august. -217722;1351990167;jurov;so this is what i have. or am i really a conspiration nut? -217721;1351990276;jurov;or if rg's broken arithmetic is paying him lunches, i wanna some too -217720;1351990483;mircea_popescu;jurov i recall rg saying he's making money on sd back in aug or so -217719;1351990487;mircea_popescu;this may be different set. -217718;1351990509;mircea_popescu;but anyway, i don't think there's any bug, just variance. -217717;1351990611;jurov;what are the odds to turn 0.1 btc into a lunch three times in row? -217716;1351990633;jurov;just variance? -217715;1351990658;mircea_popescu;well you see, the house edge is just 1% or so -217714;1351990669;mircea_popescu;but if you apply l'hospital you can calculate the odds -217713;1351990803;smickles;woah, i have 32 bux in unpaid adsense -217712;1351990818;smickles;last i checked i had less than 5 -217711;1351990928;smickles;oh wait -217710;1351990932;smickles;nvm -217709;1351991003;jurov;winning 0.1->12.5 btc is equivalent to "lessthan 512" with win odds of 0.7813% -217708;1351991029;jurov;dunno how can rg or l'hospital make a consistent strategy from it -217707;1351991166;jurov;no it was 0.1->1.5 btc that's "lessthan 4000" with win odds of 6.1% ...still -217706;1351991190;jurov;my brain is shutting down, too late -217705;1351991300;Anduck;smickles: which pays better, bitcoin ad networks or adsense? -217704;1351991306;Anduck;any idea? -217703;1351991421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18650 @ 0.00048854 = 9.1113 BTC [+] -217702;1351992192;smickles;Anduck: i can't answer that without lying or researching, and I'm not doing either right now ;) -217701;1351992204;Anduck;alright. -217700;1351992207;Anduck;thanks still! -217699;1351992283;mircea_popescu;jurov l'hospital just tells you what are the odds of a certain distribution based on the odds of the process -217698;1351992307;mircea_popescu;for isntance if you toss a coin, you can use l'hospital to calculate the odds of getting three heads in a row followed by four tails in a row -217697;1351992950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17150 @ 0.00048734 = 8.3579 BTC [-] -217696;1351993180;smickles;;;ticker -217695;1351993182;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.56501, Best ask: 10.64199, Bid-ask spread: 0.07698, Last trade: 10.64200, 24 hour volume: 16450.39563539, 24 hour low: 10.40000, 24 hour high: 10.65000, 24 hour vwap: 10.53359 -217694;1351993341;smickles;;;ticker -217693;1351993342;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.56501, Best ask: 10.64199, Bid-ask spread: 0.07698, Last trade: 10.64200, 24 hour volume: 16450.39563539, 24 hour low: 10.40000, 24 hour high: 10.65000, 24 hour vwap: 10.53359 -217692;1351993409;mircea_popescu;;;tricker -217691;1351993409;gribble;Error: "tricker" is not a valid command. -217690;1351993412;mircea_popescu;pfff -217689;1351993415;mircea_popescu;districkination. -217688;1351993731;smickles;;;tickler -217687;1351993731;gribble;Error: "tickler" is not a valid command. -217686;1351993743;smickles;pff, distraction -217685;1351993991;mircea_popescu;lol -217684;1351994310;smickles;omg -217683;1351994332;smickles;there was an f.giga trade yesterday? -217682;1351994526;smickles;mircea_popescu: it looks as if, when I launch the thing, my bot will beat your bot by about .02btc on some strikes (if it were running now -217681;1351994530;smickles;) -217680;1351994551;mircea_popescu;define beat ? -217679;1351994558;smickles;offer a better price -217678;1351994629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4350 @ 0.00048854 = 2.1251 BTC [+] -217677;1351994630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10547 @ 0.00048902 = 5.1577 BTC [+] -217676;1351994631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11603 @ 0.00048958 = 5.6806 BTC [+] -217675;1351995030;smickles;I just love how my ideas for bots are so plain and simple, -217674;1351995050;smickles;but by the time that simple idea is translated into code, -217673;1351995087;smickles;it's this complex leviathan floating around and eating worlds -217672;1351995430;smickles;although, part of that may be due to the vagaries of english -217671;1351996059;thestrin1puller;smickles! -217670;1351996088;thestrin1puller;monopoly today? -217669;1351996216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43200 @ 0.00048833 = 21.0959 BTC [-] -217668;1351996218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.00048734 = 0.6092 BTC [-] -217667;1351996696;mircea_popescu;smickles i see. WAR!!1 -217666;1351997157;thestrin1puller;no wars please -217665;1351997769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00048958 = 7.05 BTC [+] -217664;1351998353;thestrin1puller;;;ticker -217663;1351998353;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.59098, Best ask: 10.59998, Bid-ask spread: 0.00900, Last trade: 10.59098, 24 hour volume: 16062.37847763, 24 hour low: 10.40000, 24 hour high: 10.67000, 24 hour vwap: 10.54632 -217662;1351998364;thestrin1puller;;;ticker -217661;1351998364;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.59098, Best ask: 10.59998, Bid-ask spread: 0.00900, Last trade: 10.59098, 24 hour volume: 16062.37847763, 24 hour low: 10.40000, 24 hour high: 10.67000, 24 hour vwap: 10.54632 -217660;1351998382;thestrin1puller;;;ticker -217659;1351998382;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.59098, Best ask: 10.59998, Bid-ask spread: 0.00900, Last trade: 10.59098, 24 hour volume: 16012.84847763, 24 hour low: 10.40000, 24 hour high: 10.67000, 24 hour vwap: 10.54670 -217658;1351998689;smickles;thestrin1puller: this war would result in better option premiums for you -217657;1351998994;smickles;;;ticker -217656;1351998995;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.60000, Best ask: 10.63999, Bid-ask spread: 0.03999, Last trade: 10.60000, 24 hour volume: 16067.85771280, 24 hour low: 10.40000, 24 hour high: 10.67000, 24 hour vwap: 10.54722 -217655;1351998998;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -217654;1351998999;gribble;10.49 -217653;1351999287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22597 @ 0.00048958 = 11.063 BTC [+] -217652;1351999289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10753 @ 0.00049099 = 5.2796 BTC [+] -217651;1352023769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6536 @ 0.00049267 = 3.2201 BTC [-] -217650;1352025297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10850 @ 0.00048792 = 5.2939 BTC [-] -217649;1352026869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00048792 = 4.5133 BTC [-] -217648;1352026871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25687 @ 0.00048778 = 12.5296 BTC [-] -217647;1352026872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 710 @ 0.00048636 = 0.3453 BTC [-] -217646;1352028381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20833 @ 0.00048636 = 10.1323 BTC [-] -217645;1352028382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27386 @ 0.00048632 = 13.3184 BTC [-] -217644;1352029885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1414 @ 0.00048632 = 0.6877 BTC [-] -217643;1352029887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15695 @ 0.000486 = 7.6278 BTC [-] -217642;1352031395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8955 @ 0.000486 = 4.3521 BTC [-] -217641;1352031396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13795 @ 0.00048591 = 6.7031 BTC [-] -217640;1352032916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20055 @ 0.00048591 = 9.7449 BTC [-] -217639;1352032918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19145 @ 0.00048587 = 9.302 BTC [-] -217638;1352034423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16855 @ 0.00048587 = 8.1893 BTC [-] -217637;1352034425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1335 @ 0.00048581 = 0.6486 BTC [-] -217636;1352035292;kakobreklaaa;http://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/virtualcurrencyschemes201210en.pdf -217635;1352035357;kakobreklaaa;hehehe -217634;1352035368;kakobreklaaa;still no legal placement -217633;1352035371;kakobreklaaa;;) -217632;1352035926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33565 @ 0.00048581 = 16.3062 BTC [-] -217631;1352035927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10635 @ 0.00048576 = 5.1661 BTC [-] -217630;1352037463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16950 @ 0.00048576 = 8.2336 BTC [-] -217629;1352038972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17815 @ 0.00048576 = 8.6538 BTC [-] -217628;1352038974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2235 @ 0.00048564 = 1.0854 BTC [-] -217627;1352040547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00048564 = 5.9248 BTC [-] -217626;1352042063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15050 @ 0.00048564 = 7.3089 BTC [-] -217625;1352043574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28965 @ 0.00048564 = 14.0666 BTC [-] -217624;1352043575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7549 @ 0.00048561 = 3.6659 BTC [-] -217623;1352043577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8479 @ 0.00048526 = 4.1145 BTC [-] -217622;1352045082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32650 @ 0.00048794 = 15.9312 BTC [+] -217621;1352046611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5621 @ 0.00048526 = 2.7276 BTC [-] -217620;1352046613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22484 @ 0.00048525 = 10.9104 BTC [-] -217619;1352046862;mircea_popescu;rillions of dollars worth of stock certificates and other paper securities that were stored in a vault in lower Manhattan may have suffered water damage from Superstorm Sandy. -217618;1352046863;mircea_popescu;awww -217617;1352048131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3277 @ 0.00048794 = 1.599 BTC [+] -217616;1352049648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00048958 = 5.1161 BTC [+] -217615;1352051160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9423 @ 0.00048958 = 4.6133 BTC [+] -217614;1352052716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19433 @ 0.00048525 = 9.4299 BTC [-] -217613;1352052717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16467 @ 0.00048511 = 7.9883 BTC [-] -217612;1352054269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00048511 = 3.8324 BTC [-] -217611;1352055276;kakobrekla;finally got my hands on http://shrani.si/f/19/sx/1C48WCzZ/imag0254.jpg -217610;1352055426;pigeons;how's the forex stuff going kakobrekla? -217609;1352055434;kakobrekla;excellent -217608;1352055482;pigeons;nice. good respons from bitcoin folks? -217607;1352055502;kakobrekla;idiots without money who cant do math say its a scam, the rest of the folks is making money -217606;1352055505;kakobrekla;the usual. -217605;1352055524;pigeons;cool -217604;1352055554;kakobrekla;the best trader is enky by far tho -217603;1352055559;kakobrekla;he is up almost 50% now -217602;1352055578;kakobrekla;he really stands out. -217601;1352055787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00048574 = 7.9661 BTC [+] -217600;1352056756;EskimoBob;kakobrekla: interesting read. Thank you for the link -217599;1352056811;kakobrekla;yw :) -217598;1352057315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1033 @ 0.00048511 = 0.5011 BTC [-] -217597;1352057316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18037 @ 0.00048499 = 8.7478 BTC [-] -217596;1352058096;jurov;kakobrekla, that's not exactly what i was expecting to hear, you know -217595;1352058575;kakobrekla;yeah well, it is what it is. -217594;1352058843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22627 @ 0.00048574 = 10.9908 BTC [+] -217593;1352058845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19673 @ 0.00048642 = 9.5693 BTC [+] -217592;1352059008;mircea_popescu;i don't get it. that website lifted off the insignia from the real winner and is using someone else's fsa number -217591;1352059018;mircea_popescu;you don't see a problem with this because "everyone is making money" ? -217590;1352059033;kakobrekla;its not someone elses fsa -217589;1352059048;mircea_popescu;isn't it ? -217588;1352059053;kakobrekla;nope -217587;1352059069;mircea_popescu;well how are people to know this ?! -217586;1352059096;kakobrekla;i told it in the thread and its clear if one intalls MT4 -217585;1352059111;mircea_popescu;i must have missed that. -217584;1352059119;Diablo-D3;[12:56:52] i don't get it. that website lifted off the insignia from the real winner and is using someone else's fsa number -217583;1352059119;Diablo-D3;? -217582;1352059194;kakobrekla;that bottom logo though, yea it should be replaced with a more apropriate one - they wanted to have some mt4 award listed -217581;1352059196;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 this bit4x thing -217580;1352059202;Diablo-D3;what is it -217579;1352059235;drekk;Diablo-D3, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114818.0;topicseen -217578;1352059258;Diablo-D3;damn, I cant lock the thread. -217577;1352059273;mircea_popescu;why lock the thread ? -217576;1352059278;Diablo-D3;scam -217575;1352059283;kakobrekla;... -217574;1352059284;drekk;:D -217573;1352059417;mircea_popescu;so who's worthitfs.com ?! -217572;1352059458;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/3E/3n/49Dt3vRo/vfx.png -217571;1352059470;kakobrekla;venetfx is brandname -217570;1352059500;mircea_popescu;that's a virtual offices address ;/ -217569;1352059513;kakobrekla;so? -217568;1352059521;Diablo-D3;so its probably a scam -217567;1352059523;mircea_popescu;http://www.bobbear.co.uk/finance.html -217566;1352059529;drekk;mircea_popescu, how can you tell? -217565;1352059541;mircea_popescu;drekk i know things in london. -217564;1352059545;kakobrekla;cause they live in slovenia? -217563;1352059548;drekk;ok -217562;1352059581;kakobrekla;i know them for about a year now -217561;1352059604;kakobrekla;i wouldnt go out on this if i wasnt sure whats happenin -217560;1352059620;kakobrekla;also, i keep all deposits and now they want me to keep the profits too -217559;1352059631;kakobrekla;which i kinda hate but well see -217558;1352059671;mircea_popescu;so the story here is, some people you know irl rented out offices from virtual-serviced-offices.co.uk -217557;1352059681;mircea_popescu;and what, bought the defunct worth it company ? -217556;1352059762;kakobrekla;dunno what was bought at which point but i can ask if you really wanna know -217555;1352059793;mircea_popescu;i absolutely want to know yes. -217554;1352059852;kakobrekla;sure ill ask. -217553;1352059872;kakobrekla;you can check its not a bucketshop - admd is the currenex link provider -217552;1352059948;mircea_popescu;honestly, there's two constructions that can be made on the data as-is. either these are some kids with a bright idea and absolutely no clue on how these things work, or else it's as deep as the tar pit goes. -217551;1352059972;mircea_popescu;but putting awards and fsa numbers on a site that can't be backed up is asking for trouble -217550;1352059976;mircea_popescu;gratuitously, i might add. -217549;1352060011;kakobrekla;the guy in charge was in the pit in the states for ~20 years -217548;1352060019;kakobrekla;came back to his home -217547;1352060025;kakobrekla;few years ago -217546;1352060029;jurov;so put some proof about THAT to the site -217545;1352060043;jurov;not whatever you have there now -217544;1352060309;jurov;and of course, explaining how one can trade currencies without any conversions from/to bitcoin whatsoever would help much -217543;1352060326;kakobrekla;seriosuly? -217542;1352060330;kakobrekla;you dont get it? -217541;1352060365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7205 @ 0.00048642 = 3.5047 BTC [+] -217540;1352060367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1745 @ 0.00049032 = 0.8556 BTC [+] -217539;1352060370;jurov;i don't indeed. and i'm not alone. similar transparency like MPOE business model - only "secret sauce" is their bot's pricing -217538;1352060379;kakobrekla;the other thing, i havent mentione, i dont get paid from people who blow their acounts or cant do math -217537;1352060406;kakobrekla;there is no iniciative for me to have gather forex newbs on this -217536;1352060436;jurov;that's no proof. and then, why do you advertise at btctalk? -217535;1352060462;kakobrekla;one banner for 0.11 -217534;1352060464;kakobrekla;cant hurt. -217533;1352060474;kakobrekla;that was all. -217532;1352060515;jurov;while even MPOE-PR did patiently explain their stuff, you're apparently too good for that. -217531;1352060568;kakobrekla;well some people seem to understand it all from the info on the site, if one cant, i advise against forex trading in any denomination. -217530;1352060614;kakobrekla;this is not bitcoinica -217529;1352060749;drekk;fair enough. too many red flags for me. not touching it. -217528;1352060802;mircea_popescu;lol @even mpoe-pr -217527;1352060808;mircea_popescu;what, the girl's the standard of evil ? -217526;1352060844;jurov;haha, i like to use her as such -217525;1352060847;EskimoBob;no, for really shitty PR -217524;1352060892;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: when is SEC going after your hairy ass for offering unreg. sec for US citizens? :) -217523;1352060918;mircea_popescu;i dunno, im still waiting for the child porn people. -217522;1352060920;kakobrekla;Mircea_Dotcom -217521;1352060930;drekk;lol -217520;1352060936;mircea_popescu;or w/e pressures there were going to be last month -217519;1352060944;mircea_popescu;as announced by glbse folks -217518;1352060951;EskimoBob;lol -217517;1352060985;EskimoBob;fuck, I forgot to ask James for the agents name -217516;1352061029;mircea_popescu;what agent ? -217515;1352061125;EskimoBob;FSA -217514;1352061135;EskimoBob;who told him to close down or -217513;1352061148;EskimoBob;brrr... this is low https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114818.msg1313374#msg1313374 -217512;1352061176;kakobrekla;hm shitload of posts seem to be deleted -217511;1352061191;Diablo-D3;NBC was hacked, LOL: http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/ -217510;1352061382;Diablo-D3;bwahahahah -217509;1352061383;Diablo-D3;oh man -217508;1352061401;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=79637.msg1316522#msg1316522 -217507;1352061407;Diablo-D3;he tries to call me out -217506;1352061409;Diablo-D3;lolololol -217505;1352061534;mircea_popescu;i see the asic drama is still going strong -217504;1352061631;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: callin you out is not that hard :) How's your solar farm business doing? -217503;1352061670;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I see what you did thar. -217502;1352061912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26863 @ 0.00048499 = 13.0283 BTC [-] -217501;1352061913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14534 @ 0.00048487 = 7.0471 BTC [-] -217500;1352061915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12603 @ 0.00048485 = 6.1106 BTC [-] -217499;1352061928;EskimoBob;MeSarah post is long and I do not really care about all the mining blaablaa at the moment -217498;1352061987;EskimoBob;it still amazes me what those lunatics are willing to invest and do just to make 1 USD per day an hope they can get their "investment" back in a year or never -217497;1352062471;mircea_popescu;people will do anything to be in. -217496;1352062556;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yeah, I could make more money on the fucking stock market -217495;1352062577;mircea_popescu;you or in general ?! -217494;1352062592;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: in general -217493;1352062600;Diablo-D3;Im not claiming some super secret investment strategy here -217492;1352062721;EskimoBob;" Diablo-D3 | EskimoBob: yeah, I could make more money on the fucking stock market " - Diablo-D3: mmm... sure you can. Do I really need to remind you of your fabulous investment portfolio, where you managed to piss away close to 90% of investors money? :) LOL -217491;1352062759;Diablo-D3;not really, because it never happened -217490;1352062766;EskimoBob;i was told you can code. Code then and make money with that -217489;1352062782;Diablo-D3;although the hilarious part is nefario may end up paying for it in the end for lying to everyone -217488;1352062804;EskimoBob;dude, you are like usagi :) -217487;1352062808;Diablo-D3;I like how he used a fake shutdown of DMC to stall for time too -217486;1352062819;Diablo-D3;he knew what was happening long before he attacked DMC -217485;1352062871;mircea_popescu;why didn';t you say anything ? -217484;1352062924;EskimoBob;btw, where is this little shit bird usagi hiding now days? -217483;1352062946;kakobrekla;;;seen usagi -217482;1352062947;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 5 days, 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 44 seconds ago: i don't come on irc much anymore because i am sick, but i will be back later. -217481;1352062956;kakobrekla;cancer? -217480;1352062969;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: Diablo-D3 did not know shit and the shut down was requested by form members because thy realized that Diablo-D3 is pissing the coins away -217479;1352062997;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I said lots of things. No one listened. -217478;1352063004;EskimoBob;kakobrekla: no, serious yellow fever -217477;1352063005;Diablo-D3;in the end, I was proven right -217476;1352063018;kakobrekla;i was expecting someone to say aids. -217475;1352063019;Diablo-D3;nefario personally walked off with about 2k of DMC's money. -217474;1352063030;EskimoBob;he was scamming some poor fuck for CC payment so he can join some jap web site -217473;1352063068;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: DMC had no BTC left at least it was not visible in the statements you published -217472;1352063124;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: since the paper of other companies is now worthless, he is obligated to fix this. -217471;1352063132;Diablo-D3;he is also obligated to repay the DMC investors in full. -217470;1352063138;EskimoBob;LOL -217469;1352063139;pigeons;hold your breath for that -217468;1352063147;Diablo-D3;I will also accept prison time as an acceptable method of repayment. -217467;1352063162;Diablo-D3;And hes not going to be able to talk his way out of that one -217466;1352063182;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: you sold unreg's sec for US citizens, are you guys going to share a cell? -217465;1352063208;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: nope, I sold nothing. -217464;1352063216;EskimoBob;really? -217463;1352063218;drekk;not this again -217462;1352063222;Diablo-D3;and nefario as lied about the legality of glbse -217461;1352063235;Diablo-D3;I am not responsible for his actions, and I never will be. -217460;1352063253;Diablo-D3;He fucked every Bitcoin user, no matter if they invested in GLBSE or not, no mater if they invested in DMC or not -217459;1352063255;EskimoBob;no Diablo-D3, only your actions :) -217458;1352063260;Diablo-D3;Im not sure why you're standing up for that twat. -217457;1352063276;EskimoBob;no, that was Trendon, who fucked every BTC user -217456;1352063294;EskimoBob;I am not standing for that twat at all -217455;1352063310;Diablo-D3;DMC would have legitimized Bitcoin as a way to crowdfund small businesses -217454;1352063315;Diablo-D3;and now we dont have that. -217453;1352063326;kakobrekla;part of glbse trouble might be ppt's but im not saying nefario is free to walk like he did -217452;1352063331;Diablo-D3;BTC could have reached $100 by the end of next year, and now it probably wont. -217451;1352063341;EskimoBob;really? -217450;1352063344;Diablo-D3;nefario screwed us badly. -217449;1352063372;EskimoBob;did you forget all about that shitbag Trendon? -217448;1352063383;EskimoBob;he is the guy who really fucked us all. -217447;1352063395;pigeons;just because trendon is a shitbacg in no way whatsoever excuses nefario -217446;1352063405;EskimoBob;GLBSE crap can be fixed, what trendon and his friends did... can not -217445;1352063414;mircea_popescu;everything can be fixed. -217444;1352063430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2549 @ 0.00048485 = 1.2359 BTC [-] -217443;1352063432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29570 @ 0.0004848 = 14.3355 BTC [-] -217442;1352063436;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: which one was Trendon again? -217441;1352063445;mircea_popescu;aspirate. -217440;1352063451;Diablo-D3;just say pirate damnit -217439;1352063453;pigeons;glbse cannot be fixed. even if james returns the asset lists, which it reasonably appears he never will, most of those projects are screwed -217438;1352063467;Diablo-D3;pigeons: yes, DMC wont be starting back up no matter what -217437;1352063473;Diablo-D3;Im slowly going to buy back shares, and then thats it -217436;1352063474;jurov;folks, be glad it happened now. if any of it happened after bitcoin is legally recognized, that would be shit on completely different level -217435;1352063477;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: don't try to be cute -217434;1352063486;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I dont do real name shit -217433;1352063490;mircea_popescu;pigeons fixing means fixing you know ? -217432;1352063498;Diablo-D3;and I never paid attention to the pirate shit anyhow -217431;1352063506;Diablo-D3;I told people it was a scam from the beginning, they didnt listen, thats their own problem -217430;1352063525;mircea_popescu;lol this dude's fascinating. -217429;1352063532;kakobrekla;yeah, but people got back more money of pirate than DMC -217428;1352063537;mircea_popescu;so you told everyone about glbse, and pirate and what else ?! -217427;1352063548;mircea_popescu;no sandy ? -217426;1352063566;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I never said anything about glbse, you did -217425;1352063592;pigeons;let's just all decide the same person to hate on -217424;1352063607;kakobrekla;lol -217423;1352063618;mircea_popescu;gmaxwell. -217422;1352063623;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: and yes, I should have listened and I didnt -217421;1352063663;mircea_popescu;well there's always tomorro -217420;1352064958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41359 @ 0.00048845 = 20.2018 BTC [+] -217419;1352064959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7241 @ 0.00049032 = 3.5504 BTC [+] -217418;1352066520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.00048552 = 10.9242 BTC [-] -217417;1352068031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24830 @ 0.0004848 = 12.0376 BTC [-] -217416;1352068033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16669 @ 0.00048478 = 8.0808 BTC [-] -217415;1352068033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26000 @ 0.00048475 = 12.6035 BTC [-] -217414;1352068034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2253 @ 0.00048467 = 1.092 BTC [-] -217413;1352069535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00048552 = 9.4676 BTC [+] -217412;1352069536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00048842 = 4.8842 BTC [+] -217411;1352070571;Lyspooner;hello all, what is good? -217410;1352070662;kakobrekla;hi -217409;1352070665;kakobrekla;bitcoin is good. -217408;1352070688;Lyspooner;indeed! -217407;1352071079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.00048574 = 7.1161 BTC [-] -217406;1352072580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5185 @ 0.00048571 = 2.5184 BTC [-] -217405;1352074111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00048718 = 3.5564 BTC [+] -217404;1352074721;dub;;;ticker -217403;1352074722;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.55001, Best ask: 10.59500, Bid-ask spread: 0.04499, Last trade: 10.59970, 24 hour volume: 10630.99680636, 24 hour low: 10.51002, 24 hour high: 10.68000, 24 hour vwap: 10.59514 -217402;1352074729;dub;bad bitcoin, no biscuit -217401;1352075230;FabianB_;10 is nice to calculate, good price -217400;1352075294;kakobrekla;well tbh 1 is even easier :) -217399;1352075641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46784 @ 0.00048632 = 22.752 BTC [-] -217398;1352075642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10866 @ 0.00048528 = 5.2731 BTC [-] -217397;1352107392;mircea_popescu;ahh good mornin bitcoinland -217396;1352107983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19343 @ 0.00048697 = 9.4195 BTC [+] -217395;1352111032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00049048 = 7.8477 BTC [+] -217394;1352111033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00049077 = 5.742 BTC [+] -217393;1352111656;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you mean "good night" -217392;1352111685;mircea_popescu;why ? -217391;1352111688;mircea_popescu;tis like 10am here -217390;1352112599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30300 @ 0.00048998 = 14.8464 BTC [-] -217389;1352113864;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.16722208 = 167.2221 BTC [+] -217388;1352113865;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.204652 = 204.652 BTC [-] -217387;1352113867;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.25316149 = 253.1615 BTC [+] -217386;1352113868;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.31316529 = 313.1653 BTC [+] -217385;1352113869;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.38409025 = 384.0903 BTC [-] -217384;1352113869;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.46571611 = 465.7161 BTC [-] -217383;1352113870;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.55732244 = 557.3224 BTC [+] -217382;1352114480;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.16717812 = 167.1781 BTC [-] -217381;1352114481;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.20460891 = 204.6089 BTC [-] -217380;1352114483;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.25312058 = 253.1206 BTC [-] -217379;1352114484;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.3131282 = 313.1282 BTC [-] -217378;1352114485;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.38405874 = 384.0587 BTC [-] -217377;1352114485;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.46569154 = 465.6915 BTC [-] -217376;1352114486;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.55730535 = 557.3054 BTC [-] -217375;1352115132;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.16676437 = 166.7644 BTC [-] -217374;1352115134;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.20413404 = 204.134 BTC [-] -217373;1352115135;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.25257099 = 252.571 BTC [-] -217372;1352115136;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.31253772 = 312.5377 BTC [-] -217371;1352115136;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.38344998 = 383.45 BTC [-] -217370;1352115138;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.46509016 = 465.0902 BTC [-] -217369;1352115139;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.55673896 = 556.739 BTC [-] -217368;1352115745;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.1667204 = 166.7204 BTC [-] -217367;1352115747;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.20409093 = 204.0909 BTC [-] -217366;1352115748;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.25253005 = 252.5301 BTC [-] -217365;1352115749;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.31250059 = 312.5006 BTC [-] -217364;1352115750;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.38341842 = 383.4184 BTC [-] -217363;1352115752;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.46506554 = 465.0655 BTC [-] -217362;1352115752;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.55672184 = 556.7218 BTC [-] -217361;1352116423;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.16668064 = 166.6806 BTC [-] -217360;1352116423;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.20405194 = 204.0519 BTC [-] -217359;1352116425;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.25249302 = 252.493 BTC [-] -217358;1352116426;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.312467 = 312.467 BTC [-] -217357;1352116427;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.38338989 = 383.3899 BTC [-] -217356;1352116428;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.46504328 = 465.0433 BTC [-] -217355;1352116429;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.55670636 = 556.7064 BTC [-] -217354;1352117882;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 998 @ 0.16659725 = 166.2641 BTC [-] -217353;1352117883;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 168 @ 0.20397018 = 34.267 BTC [-] -217352;1352117885;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.25241535 = 252.4154 BTC [-] -217351;1352117886;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.31239657 = 312.3966 BTC [-] -217350;1352117887;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.38333004 = 383.33 BTC [-] -217349;1352117888;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.46499661 = 464.9966 BTC [-] -217348;1352117889;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.55667391 = 556.6739 BTC [-] -217347;1352119445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00048998 = 6.7617 BTC [-] -217346;1352119446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14037 @ 0.00048877 = 6.8609 BTC [-] -217345;1352119447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2407 @ 0.00048874 = 1.1764 BTC [-] -217344;1352119825;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly -217343;1352119839;mircea_popescu;im sold out on calls -217342;1352120006;Chaaaang-Noi;hmm -217341;1352120028;Chaaaang-Noi;some one is bullish -217340;1352120071;Chaaaang-Noi;extreamly bullish -217339;1352120151;mircea_popescu;like 35k bitcoin's worth of bullish. -217338;1352120167;mircea_popescu;meanwhile back at the ranch, http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/12nam0/one_relatively_easy_step_to_destroy_the_bitcoin/c6wo1up -217337;1352120267;Chaaaang-Noi;if btc goes to 20 can you cover? -217336;1352120566;mircea_popescu;yeah. -217335;1352120607;mircea_popescu;if it goes to 1000 i can still cover, and even have a little bit of reserve left -217334;1352120610;mircea_popescu;bu not so much. -217333;1352120957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10225 @ 0.00048874 = 4.9974 BTC [-] -217332;1352121172;Chaaaang-Noi;you pay out in btc i guess -217331;1352121207;Chaaaang-Noi;but that is a crazy amount of coin to send you -217330;1352121220;Chaaaang-Noi;thats a $400,000 long bet on btc -217329;1352121235;Chaaaang-Noi;its pretty reasonable id say, as we are about to halve but still... -217328;1352121543;mircea_popescu;why crazy ? -217327;1352121548;mircea_popescu;gox trades 40k a day. -217326;1352121556;mircea_popescu;or something like that. -217325;1352121596;Chaaaang-Noi;depends how deep that guys pockets are -217324;1352121781;mircea_popescu;btw the entire bitcoin is money / sec bullshit -217323;1352121792;mircea_popescu;the recent ECB report pretty much says btc is not regulated in the eu. -217322;1352121803;kakobrekla;;> -217321;1352121804;mircea_popescu;giving nefario yet again the lie. no fsa was investigating glbse. -217320;1352122476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33700 @ 0.00048483 = 16.3388 BTC [-] -217319;1352122478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00048462 = 3.3681 BTC [-] -217318;1352122479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 758 @ 0.00048387 = 0.3668 BTC [-] -217317;1352122480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8642 @ 0.00048378 = 4.1808 BTC [-] -217316;1352124003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21558 @ 0.00048378 = 10.4293 BTC [-] -217315;1352124004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15701 @ 0.00048366 = 7.5939 BTC [-] -217314;1352124788;Chaaaang-Noi;sec is investigating pirate -217313;1352124798;thestringpuller;they've been investigating him -217312;1352124808;Chaaaang-Noi;and ppt stuff related to glbse since atleast april -217311;1352124841;thestringpuller;i don't think it was a scam, i think it was a conspiracy -217310;1352124847;thestringpuller;the pirate conspiracy -217309;1352124861;Chaaaang-Noi;that is what the sec wants to know -217308;1352124868;Chaaaang-Noi;where the ppt people in on the scam -217307;1352124916;Chaaaang-Noi;some of the ppt guys are big fish that im sure the sec would love to take down, however i doubt they will just go after just pirate if that is all they can get -217306;1352124920;Chaaaang-Noi;will be interesting to watch -217305;1352125663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00048705 = 6.1368 BTC [+] -217304;1352125664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9550 @ 0.00048785 = 4.659 BTC [+] -217303;1352127186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.0004851 = 6.1123 BTC [-] -217302;1352128601;EskimoBob;Chaaaang-Noi: like who? (big fish) -217301;1352128747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6555 @ 0.0004851 = 3.1798 BTC [-] -217300;1352128748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00048402 = 4.7676 BTC [-] -217299;1352128750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17249 @ 0.00048366 = 8.3427 BTC [-] -217298;1352128751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00048365 = 4.3529 BTC [-] -217297;1352128752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3028 @ 0.00048362 = 1.4644 BTC [-] -217296;1352130257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13750 @ 0.00048362 = 6.6498 BTC [-] -217295;1352131787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00048504 = 9.0702 BTC [+] -217294;1352132167;kakobrekla;to those interested -217293;1352132167;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=114821.msg1317736#msg1317736 -217292;1352133292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00048504 = 2.9587 BTC [+] -217291;1352134224;EskimoBob;https://crypto.cat/ interesting -217290;1352134799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00048689 = 7.4981 BTC [+] -217289;1352136302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30037 @ 0.0004867 = 14.619 BTC [-] -217288;1352137371;kakobrekla;goomboo should change his nick to boohoo -217287;1352137851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27922 @ 0.00048362 = 13.5036 BTC [-] -217286;1352137853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10778 @ 0.0004836 = 5.2122 BTC [-] -217285;1352138220;jurov;orly, kakobrekla? -217284;1352138261;jurov;can you photoshop some awards and FSA reg. numbers for coinbr, too? -217283;1352138414;jurov;you did NOT respond to these. Implying that FSA gave you some recycled registration number while you're waiting for papers to be processed is beyond absurd. -217282;1352138831;kakobrekla;that logo might get replaced but its not really a big deal (i thought othewise as well) as there are some background stories to it but we -217281;1352138842;kakobrekla;as for the fsa i dont get it what is the problem -217280;1352138856;kakobrekla;call fsa if you are interested in finding out the details about trading in uk -217279;1352138867;kakobrekla;venetfx is legal there -217278;1352138872;kakobrekla;as everywhere else -217277;1352138881;kakobrekla;there is just no regulation on btc or forex in slovenia or balkan -217276;1352138890;kakobrekla;where a shitload of venets customersbase is -217275;1352139136;jurov;Okay. Now, what can you say about this: http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/8746bef7193da7358985bbb1b7ebca32/compdetails ? -217274;1352139174;jurov;it says "dissolved in 2004" and your FSA # points there -217273;1352139184;kakobrekla;i say contact fsa to give you newest info on worth ltd / venetfx -217272;1352139241;jurov;No comment. -217271;1352139247;kakobrekla;exactly -217270;1352139346;kakobrekla;non uk clients dont care for fsa -217269;1352139354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3563 @ 0.00048584 = 1.731 BTC [+] -217268;1352139356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24237 @ 0.00048689 = 11.8008 BTC [+] -217267;1352139382;kakobrekla;and i dont know where my bitcoin clients are from -217266;1352139452;jurov;i might not care for fsa, but might care if someone wants to looks reputable using fictional information -217265;1352139513;jurov;yes, i know this is established practice on balkans -217264;1352139544;jurov;so you don't see anything bad on that -217263;1352139545;kakobrekla;yup -217262;1352139562;kakobrekla;bad in what? -217261;1352139580;kakobrekla;its legal from where im sitting -217260;1352139624;jurov;:) -217259;1352140868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30345 @ 0.0004836 = 14.6748 BTC [-] -217258;1352140869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3818 @ 0.0004835 = 1.846 BTC [-] -217257;1352142489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78582 @ 0.0004835 = 37.9944 BTC [-] -217256;1352142490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3718 @ 0.00048349 = 1.7976 BTC [-] -217255;1352143990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37000 @ 0.00048349 = 17.8891 BTC [-] -217254;1352145524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32 @ 0.00048349 = 0.0155 BTC [-] -217253;1352145525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49513 @ 0.00048341 = 23.9351 BTC [-] -217252;1352145527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9555 @ 0.00048334 = 4.6183 BTC [-] -217251;1352147051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.00048505 = 9.7495 BTC [+] -217250;1352147052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36231 @ 0.0004855 = 17.5902 BTC [+] -217249;1352148602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2545 @ 0.00048334 = 1.2301 BTC [-] -217248;1352148603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28971 @ 0.00048325 = 14.0002 BTC [-] -217247;1352148604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19784 @ 0.00048323 = 9.5602 BTC [-] -217246;1352149275;jurov;;;rate patrickharnett -1 "Aug 10 08:10:17 in the event BS&T goes bust, I have more than enough assets to cover that" -217245;1352149276;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -1 for user patrickharnett has been recorded. -217244;1352149352;jurov;;;rate kakobrekla -1 "Bit4X: Fake trophies/FSA number on front page? Oh, that's normal business in Balkans, let's move on" -217243;1352149354;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -1 for user kakobrekla has been recorded. -217242;1352149382;thestringpuller;? -217241;1352149405;thestringpuller;;;ident -217240;1352149406;gribble;You are not identified. -217239;1352149468;kakobrekla;there is no fsa number on bit4x -217238;1352149474;kakobrekla;and no thropies -217237;1352149478;kakobrekla;fyi -217236;1352149490;kakobrekla;i dont control venetfx -217235;1352149506;jurov;;;rate kakobrekla -1 "VenetFX: Fake trophies/FSA number on front page? Oh, that's normal business in Balkans, let's move on" -217234;1352149508;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user kakobrekla has changed from -1 to -1. -217233;1352149512;jurov;thx for correction -217232;1352149548;kakobrekla;and if you need corrections -217231;1352149551;kakobrekla;fsa is not fake or wrong -217230;1352149560;kakobrekla;logo might be inadequate, will be fixed prolly. -217229;1352149585;kakobrekla;but i guess at this point -217228;1352149591;kakobrekla;i have to rate you back to make that clear -217227;1352149753;EskimoBob;;;gpg eauth EskimoBob -217226;1352149754;gribble;Request successful for user EskimoBob, hostmask EskimoBob!~EskimoBob@unaffiliated/eskimobob. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/78D6A837B8489C58 -217225;1352149755;jurov;yeah, don't forget to invent funny nick for me :D -217224;1352149762;smickles;mr thestringpuller -217223;1352149793;EskimoBob;you little shit gribble, why cant you answer me: wget -O - http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/78D6A837B8489C58 | gpg --decrypt ? -217222;1352149823;smickles;oh noes, i think the net chart is down again :( -217221;1352149974;EskimoBob;what net chart? -217220;1352150133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18071 @ 0.00048323 = 8.7324 BTC [-] -217219;1352150293;mircea_popescu;lmao some asshole just tried to hijack my cookies. -217218;1352150297;mircea_popescu;detailed stuff here : http://trilema.com/2012/the-storm-that-was-fel/#comment-90298 -217217;1352150320;mircea_popescu;be careful if you run wordpress and some bitcoin service. -217216;1352150382;thestringpuller;wordpress is for hipsters -217215;1352150550;mircea_popescu;yawell -217214;1352151669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10245 @ 0.00048323 = 4.9507 BTC [-] -217213;1352151671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29855 @ 0.00048306 = 14.4218 BTC [-] -217212;1352151693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 140 @ 0.00180025 = 0.252 BTC [+] -217211;1352153079;smickles;< EskimoBob> what net chart? << the one in the topic -217210;1352153216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17933 @ 0.0004855 = 8.7065 BTC [+] -217209;1352153218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26750 @ 0.00048596 = 12.9994 BTC [+] -217208;1352153219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4963 @ 0.00048689 = 2.4164 BTC [+] -217207;1352153220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3554 @ 0.00048697 = 1.7307 BTC [+] -217206;1352153365;smickles;O_o -217205;1352153410;smickles;;;ticker -217204;1352153411;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.61501, Best ask: 10.65000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03499, Last trade: 10.61001, 24 hour volume: 27625.15673475, 24 hour low: 10.52000, 24 hour high: 10.90000, 24 hour vwap: 10.73199 -217203;1352153441;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -217202;1352153442;gribble;10.64 -217201;1352153528;smickles;;;calc (10.64 - 6) / 10.64 - .5567063 -217200;1352153529;gribble;-0.120616074436 -217199;1352153667;smickles;;;6/(.5567063 -1) -217198;1352153667;gribble;Error: "6/(.5567063" is not a valid command. -217197;1352153675;smickles;;;calc 6 / (.5567063 - 1) -217196;1352153676;gribble;-13.5350445991 -217195;1352153716;smickles;;;calc -7 / (.46504328 - 1) -217194;1352153716;gribble;13.0851707032 -217193;1352153741;smickles;;;calc -8 / (.38338989 - 1) -217192;1352153742;gribble;12.974162879 -217191;1352153765;smickles;;;calc -10 / (.25241535 - 1) -217190;1352153766;gribble;13.3764116211 -217189;1352153783;smickles;;;calc -11 / (.20397018 - 1) -217188;1352153784;gribble;13.8185778015 -217187;1352153794;smickles;well, someone is pretty bullish -217186;1352153939;smickles;mircea_popescu: that should've balanced out those short puts from the beginning of the month, right? (assuming the exchange rate doesn't go ove 13.2 or something) -217185;1352153956;mircea_popescu;possibly. -217184;1352154057;smickles;woah, that was ~42000 contracts -217183;1352154460;Diablo-D3;hey -217182;1352154469;Diablo-D3;what was the name of the bitcoinica guy -217181;1352154560;mircea_popescu;zhou tong ? -217180;1352154658;Diablo-D3;yeah him -217179;1352154748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22900 @ 0.00048697 = 11.1516 BTC [+] -217178;1352155006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00048306 = 0.0483 BTC [-] -217177;1352155018;SupaDupa;Diablo-D3 is gay -217176;1352155027;SupaDupa;he likes the pee pee in his bum hole -217175;1352155049;Diablo-D3;SupaDupa is gay -217174;1352155055;Diablo-D3;he is catholic and votes republican -217173;1352155070;Diablo-D3;(not that theres anything wrong with that) -217172;1352155110;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't vote republican cause they're too far on the left. -217171;1352155146;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: YES -217170;1352155149;Diablo-D3;LETS BEAT THE WOMEN! -217169;1352155164;SupaDupa;I don't vote for anyone -217168;1352155167;SupaDupa;cause I don't vote -217167;1352155168;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135153659710.jpg seems to be working for her. -217166;1352155170;SupaDupa;and am not american -217165;1352155197;Diablo-D3;SupaDupa: thats like saying "hi, bomb me" -217164;1352155207;SupaDupa;yep -217163;1352155208;SupaDupa;go for it -217162;1352155222;Diablo-D3;cant, waiting for UAV battery to charge -217161;1352155223;SupaDupa;bomb me after we cut off your electricity -217160;1352155232;Diablo-D3;SupaDupa: where are you? -217159;1352155242;SupaDupa;Vancouver Island -217158;1352155256;SupaDupa;bomb the whole thing man good luck to you -217157;1352155267;Diablo-D3;heh, dont have to worry about that then -217156;1352155272;Diablo-D3;mother nature is coming after you anyhow -217155;1352155400;SupaDupa;yep -217154;1352155406;SupaDupa;we'll be floating away soon -217153;1352156536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15636 @ 0.00048697 = 7.6143 BTC [+] -217152;1352156537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11075 @ 0.00048785 = 5.4029 BTC [+] -217151;1352156539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3289 @ 0.00048793 = 1.6048 BTC [+] -217150;1352158061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43761 @ 0.00048306 = 21.1392 BTC [-] -217149;1352158063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1045 @ 0.00048306 = 0.5048 BTC [-] -217148;1352158064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2194 @ 0.00048295 = 1.0596 BTC [-] -217147;1352159630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3156 @ 0.00048295 = 1.5242 BTC [-] -217146;1352159631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24244 @ 0.00048286 = 11.7065 BTC [-] -217145;1352160564;thestringpuller;smickles: lets monopoly it up tonight -217144;1352161151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4356 @ 0.00048286 = 2.1033 BTC [-] -217143;1352161152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16150 @ 0.00048259 = 7.7938 BTC [-] -217142;1352161154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25794 @ 0.00048223 = 12.4386 BTC [-] -217141;1352162686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11055 @ 0.00048223 = 5.3311 BTC [-] -217140;1352162688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14895 @ 0.00048223 = 7.1828 BTC [-] -217139;1352171907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18575 @ 0.00048197 = 8.9526 BTC [-] -217138;1352171909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2325 @ 0.00048197 = 1.1206 BTC [-] -217137;1352173453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44818 @ 0.00048197 = 21.6009 BTC [-] -217136;1352174995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9857 @ 0.00048197 = 4.7508 BTC [-] -217135;1352174997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29743 @ 0.00048189 = 14.3329 BTC [-] -217134;1352176529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2757 @ 0.00048189 = 1.3286 BTC [-] -217133;1352176530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28350 @ 0.00048188 = 13.6613 BTC [-] -217132;1352176532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9493 @ 0.00048165 = 4.5723 BTC [-] -217131;1352177467;Chaang-Noi;whats new? -217130;1352177590;mod6;not much, what up -217129;1352177674;Chaang-Noi;nada -217128;1352177729;mod6;werd -217127;1352177738;mod6;im debugging :] -217126;1352177754;mod6;this core2duo is a pile of shit -217125;1352177871;mod6;the android emulator grinds it down slooooooow -217124;1352178093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15850 @ 0.00048165 = 7.6342 BTC [-] -217123;1352179612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26257 @ 0.00048165 = 12.6467 BTC [-] -217122;1352179614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2843 @ 0.00048155 = 1.369 BTC [-] -217121;1352180067;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/that-didnt-last-long/ -217120;1352180072;mircea_popescu;i got banned on twittar. -217119;1352180085;mircea_popescu;i blame theymos. -217118;1352180179;sgornick;Twitter ban? -217117;1352180758;dub;twitter? or reddot -217116;1352181166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29762 @ 0.00048155 = 14.3319 BTC [-] -217115;1352181167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00048151 = 4.0447 BTC [-] -217114;1352181169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7638 @ 0.00048142 = 3.6771 BTC [-] -217113;1352181275;Chaang-Noi;banned from what and why theymos? -217112;1352181283;Chaang-Noi;(ubnless the forum) -217111;1352181309;smickles;mircea_popescu: is that why i could never find your reddit user? -217110;1352181321;mircea_popescu;smickles i have no idea. -217109;1352181330;mircea_popescu;i don't think so tho, this prolly happened today. -217108;1352181345;mircea_popescu;sgornick dub reddit -217107;1352181359;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi well there's two mods, and i was chatting with the other one. -217106;1352181411;Chaang-Noi;theymos is a mod at reddi? -217105;1352181415;Chaang-Noi;reddit? -217104;1352181446;mircea_popescu;yea -217103;1352181456;mircea_popescu;him and hugosomething -217102;1352181457;Chaang-Noi;i had no idea -217101;1352181465;Chaang-Noi;thats too much power for one guy -217100;1352181468;mircea_popescu;heh power. -217099;1352181475;Chaang-Noi;censorship power -217098;1352181479;mircea_popescu;it's the loser strategy, get in early and entrench. -217097;1352181497;mircea_popescu;it's a really sad thing to try tho, because all it gets you is a painful defeat dragged out over time. -217096;1352181507;mircea_popescu;but hey, thinking is hard. overextending is easy. -217095;1352181508;Chaang-Noi;he must really do nothing other than mod then... -217094;1352181511;Chaang-Noi;does he even work? -217093;1352181520;mircea_popescu;i thought he was a student -217092;1352181525;Chaang-Noi;oh yeah -217091;1352181543;copumpkin;does he even lift? -217090;1352181575;mircea_popescu;it would be funny if i got banned on twitter tho, seeing how i literally never post -217089;1352181579;mircea_popescu;just dump tons and tons of data -217088;1352181595;smickles;yeah, some random api violation -217087;1352181623;smickles;"you posted the letter x to often via this method" -217086;1352181631;mircea_popescu;whee -217085;1352181638;mircea_popescu;now im curious -217084;1352181647;mircea_popescu;o btw, smickles didja see all about me getting hacked again ? -217083;1352181677;smickles;I saw something about a guy claiming you had 0days and wanted to jabber you -217082;1352181679;mircea_popescu;18,351 Tweets. that's not so bad really. -217081;1352181684;mircea_popescu;ya that. -217080;1352181705;smickles;raoul_duke, lurks in -otc iirc -217079;1352181716;smickles;(if they're using the same name) -217078;1352181744;mircea_popescu;;;seen raoul_duke -217077;1352181744;gribble;I have not seen raoul_duke. -217076;1352181749;mircea_popescu;o right. -217075;1352181760;mircea_popescu;raoul_duke :No such nick/channel -217074;1352181843;smickles;maybe i have the spelling incorrect -217073;1352181880;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'm for bed. take care all! -217072;1352182674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15962 @ 0.00048142 = 7.6844 BTC [-] -217071;1352182675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20738 @ 0.00048129 = 9.981 BTC [-] -217070;1352210196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14380 @ 0.00048026 = 6.9061 BTC [-] -217069;1352210198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15450 @ 0.00048016 = 7.4185 BTC [-] -217068;1352210199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7477 @ 0.0004801 = 3.5897 BTC [-] -217067;1352211723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.0004801 = 10.7062 BTC [-] -217066;1352212649;rg;jeeezus christ -217065;1352212652;rg;i forgot to pay divs -217064;1352212663;kakobreklaaa;scammer. -217063;1352212667;rg;all bitvps share holders: funds being deposited to MPEX right now! -217062;1352213072;rg;mircea_popescu: lol -217061;1352213076;rg;im an idiot -217060;1352213079;rg;i did a withdraw -217059;1352213082;rg;to my bitcoin wallet -217058;1352213089;rg;i shouldve just done i tdirectly tom pex -217057;1352213096;mircea_popescu;that's ok, im not processing that either :D -217056;1352213101;rg;fine with me -217055;1352213103;rg;:> -217054;1352213114;kakobreklaaa;Tom Pex, cool guy. -217053;1352213131;rg;runnin down a dream -217052;1352213146;rg;mircea; i viewed your hacker chronicles lastn ight -217051;1352213154;rg;loltastic -217050;1352213243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14950 @ 0.0004801 = 7.1775 BTC [-] -217049;1352213626;mircea_popescu;tom pex lol -217048;1352213630;mircea_popescu;rg innit -217047;1352213649;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i think tom pex is milk. -217046;1352213653;rg;im so sick of scammers in -otc -217045;1352213658;rg;i wanted to be opped for so long -217044;1352213658;EskimoBob;what about those, who still hold that shit via GLBSE? -217043;1352213660;rg;now im opped -217042;1352213661;rg;and -217041;1352213665;rg;its a lot of work -217040;1352213667;mircea_popescu;d;uh. -217039;1352213672;mircea_popescu;why do you think mods suck ? -217038;1352213680;mircea_popescu;they're the people who couldn't find anything better to do. -217037;1352213683;rg;theres like 20 ops on the access list -217036;1352213684;MrTiggr;rg - ur not alone bro and you are doing a bang-up job -217035;1352213687;MrTiggr;o/\.o -217034;1352213688;rg;and maybe 3 do work -217033;1352213698;rg;wizkid, coin, me -217032;1352213705;mircea_popescu;wizkid is a mod ?! -217031;1352213706;MrTiggr;and SomeoneWeird now too -217030;1352213714;MrTiggr;also we have some power-bots on the way -217029;1352213720;MrTiggr;been testing em tonite -217028;1352213728;rg;i dont think the solution is bots -217027;1352213736;MrTiggr;i know its no tthe solution -217026;1352213737;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr BAN EVERYONE! -217025;1352213743;MrTiggr;dont crank up at me -217024;1352213750;rg;mircea_popescu: i ban people who get scammed -217023;1352213751;MrTiggr;im just doing the best i can like rg^^ -217022;1352213758;mircea_popescu;aghaha -217021;1352213759;MrTiggr;and you know what,rg -217020;1352213762;mircea_popescu;also mailbomb them -217019;1352213765;MrTiggr;i dont actually mind that mentality -217018;1352213769;rg;i dont -217017;1352213771;rg;but it cant continue -217016;1352213776;MrTiggr;i know -217015;1352213777;rg;its unsustainable -217014;1352213786;MrTiggr;im also working on a secure IRC server of our own -217013;1352213787;rg;i think we're going +i again -217012;1352213788;rg;shortly -217011;1352213788;MrTiggr;but thats hard -217010;1352213799;MrTiggr;rg: i've asked nano -217009;1352213804;MrTiggr;and he will do it -217008;1352213805;MrTiggr;BUT -217007;1352213805;rg;last night i told nano -217006;1352213808;rg;not asked -217005;1352213812;MrTiggr;me too -217004;1352213817;MrTiggr;in the pvt ops chan -217003;1352213818;rg;he put me in charge -217002;1352213819;rg;;P -217001;1352213823;mircea_popescu;rg : last night +i told nano << FIFY -217000;1352213824;MrTiggr;and his basic stance is -216999;1352213825;rg;oh i dont deal with politics like that -216998;1352213836;MrTiggr;that it will only push nicksquatch into PM mode -216997;1352213838;rg;im like the black ops op -216996;1352213843;rg;they already are -216995;1352213855;rg;at least with the auth list we will make the pool of possible scammers more shallow -216994;1352213865;rg;instead of 500 people not logged in -216993;1352213868;rg;there will be 100-200 -216992;1352213871;rg;all logged into gribble -216991;1352213879;rg;100-200 is easier to sort through than 500 -216990;1352213879;MrTiggr;bro, you realise if you make the channel +m (shich you can) then gribble will enforce !voiceme -216989;1352213889;MrTiggr;just nike it bro -216988;1352213891;rg;and its also easier to see peoples patterns -216987;1352213894;MrTiggr;JUST DOOO EEHT -216986;1352213903;rg;i dont do anything without authorization -216985;1352213911;rg;or at least a majortiy vote -216984;1352213911;MrTiggr;i will back you on it -216983;1352213915;rg;between people i deemed important -216982;1352213916;MrTiggr;so will coin and Jr -216981;1352213924;rg;haha -216980;1352213929;rg;i dont care what puke-jr thinks -216979;1352213934;MrTiggr;not HIM -216978;1352213936;MrTiggr;sry -216977;1352213941;MrTiggr;jr is my pet name for SomeoneWeird -216976;1352213942;rg;just kidding luke -216975;1352213943;rg;i love you -216974;1352213967;MrTiggr;lol -216973;1352213986;MrTiggr;rg gets a crucifix burn on his back -216972;1352214030;rg;it was worth it -216971;1352214035;MrTiggr;lol -216970;1352214045;MrTiggr;go and shower now :P -216969;1352214061;MrTiggr;NO spooning -216968;1352214075;MrTiggr;aaanyway -216967;1352214077;MrTiggr;srs -216966;1352214091;MrTiggr;go the +m option i say -216965;1352214099;MrTiggr;i'll back you 100% -216964;1352214105;MrTiggr;do a vote in channel if you like -216963;1352214125;mircea_popescu;#trilema is +m -216962;1352214129;MrTiggr;i can even enable the !Poll module in one of my bots for you -216961;1352214145;MrTiggr;^^ all @ rg -216960;1352214745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13073 @ 0.0004801 = 6.2763 BTC [-] -216959;1352214745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12027 @ 0.00048008 = 5.7739 BTC [-] -216958;1352215480;mircea_popescu;speaking of which : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=41793.220 -216957;1352215483;mircea_popescu;wasn't maria banned 5x ? -216956;1352216257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24900 @ 0.00048008 = 11.954 BTC [-] -216955;1352217772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10099 @ 0.00048045 = 4.8521 BTC [+] -216954;1352217774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21201 @ 0.00048095 = 10.1966 BTC [+] -216953;1352218101;rg;i thought of some good ideas for pympex -216952;1352218104;rg;who wrote it again? -216951;1352218327;mircea_popescu;azelphur -216950;1352218330;mircea_popescu;but you can fork -216949;1352218339;kakobrekla;>This is nothing other than natural morals, you don't see a wolf trying to swallow a whale. You don't see a hawk trying to carry away a moose. You sometimes see snakes trying to swallow things they can't, but that's rare and it works as proof that snakes aren't really all that smart. -216948;1352218346;kakobrekla;lol, love all the buffer. -216947;1352218418;mircea_popescu;buffer ? -216946;1352218462;kakobrekla;well it could be consensed to 'you are stupid' -216945;1352218470;mircea_popescu;lol -216944;1352218930;kakobrekla;http://d24w6bsrhbeh9d.cloudfront.net/photo/5767326_700b.jpg -216943;1352219012;mircea_popescu;lol. please don't buffer the dog. -216942;1352219023;mircea_popescu;s/f/g/ -216941;1352219345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3773 @ 0.00048008 = 1.8113 BTC [-] -216940;1352219346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00048004 = 3.1203 BTC [-] -216939;1352220353;rg;mircea_popescu: mpex is 6 confirms right -216938;1352220393;mircea_popescu;not rly. depends when i look -216937;1352220529;rg;is there really an advantage to using more than 2 confirms -216936;1352220628;mircea_popescu;sdice uses 0 for instance -216935;1352220686;rg;i doubt sdice would be as popular if it waited for confirms -216934;1352220697;mircea_popescu;prolly not. -216933;1352220726;rg;when do we get interest back on mpex deposits -216932;1352220771;rg;mac and cheese for breakfast -216931;1352220772;rg;mm -216930;1352220911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.0004798 = 5.9495 BTC [-] -216929;1352220912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00047953 = 2.8772 BTC [-] -216928;1352220913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00047949 = 7.0485 BTC [-] -216927;1352221070;kakobrekla;any double spend attacks on sdice yet? -216926;1352221113;mircea_popescu;not as far as i know -216925;1352221133;rg;arent double spends hard to do -216924;1352221662;mircea_popescu;kinda. -216923;1352221680;mircea_popescu;moreover, the people with the tech and mining power that'd allow it are not the sort do try such thngs -216922;1352221681;mircea_popescu;yet. -216921;1352221743;kakobrekla;maybe i should allow 0 conf as well for limited amounts -216920;1352221926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] [PAID] 500000 @ 0.000116 = 58 BTC -216919;1352222034;rg;mircea why are the mpex options in different measurements -216918;1352222039;rg;like withdraw is satoshi -216917;1352222041;rg;deposit is btc -216916;1352222288;rg;ok mircea i ordered a withdrawl -216915;1352222292;rg;it SHOULD be for 30 btc -216914;1352222294;rg;but if its for 300 btc -216913;1352222296;rg;let me know -216912;1352222299;rg;i gotta shower real quick -216911;1352222420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28867 @ 0.00047949 = 13.8414 BTC [-] -216910;1352222439;mircea_popescu;just trying to make it difficult for the working man -216909;1352223866;mircea_popescu;omfg i can't believe what a troll that joelkatz dood is. -216908;1352223930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4583 @ 0.00047949 = 2.1975 BTC [-] -216907;1352223932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22802 @ 0.00047948 = 10.9331 BTC [-] -216906;1352223946;rg;what's he saying -216905;1352223950;rg;and to who -216904;1352223953;rg;about whsat -216903;1352224143;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.40 -216902;1352224157;mircea_popescu;basically he's arguing that patrickharnett shouldn't get a scammer tag in spite of stealing 5-600 btc from me -216901;1352224165;mircea_popescu;because welll... ghe made a mistake. -216900;1352224278;kakobrekla;i shall borrow 1k btc from katz instead of 100 by mistake -216899;1352224361;mircea_popescu;that forum you know ? it's incredible. -216898;1352224375;mircea_popescu;people fuck them in the ass, they're all "o let's give them al ittle time" -216897;1352224394;mircea_popescu;god forbid someone makes something actually useful : they won't comprehend it and then it's all OMG CP!!!1 -216896;1352224426;mircea_popescu;btctalk was created by a government conspiracy to save on public spending. the idiots go there and post thus not being in the street causing damage. -216895;1352225446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12148 @ 0.00047948 = 5.8247 BTC [-] -216894;1352225448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9252 @ 0.00047941 = 4.4355 BTC [-] -216893;1352226103;pigeons;;) https://cryptostocks.com/securities/25#info -216892;1352226292;mircea_popescu;seems legit -216891;1352226329;mircea_popescu;10k, is that the minimum to open an online brokerage acct ? -216890;1352226346;mircea_popescu;i wonder how many people try to use bitcoin to get around those rules put there exactly so as to protect them from themselves. -216889;1352227081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26239 @ 0.00047941 = 12.5792 BTC [-] -216888;1352227082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 326 @ 0.0004792 = 0.1562 BTC [-] -216887;1352228591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00047988 = 10.3654 BTC [+] -216886;1352229280;Azelphur;rg: if you have good ideas, commits welcome it's up on github -216885;1352229515;rg;tell you what -216884;1352229518;rg;ill tell you the ideas -216883;1352229519;rg;you do them -216882;1352229521;rg;and take credit for it -216881;1352229553;Azelphur;rg: but that involves me doing things -216880;1352229572;Azelphur;and my doing things queue is long, and on hold until I get moved out -216879;1352229723;mircea_popescu;you moving again ? -216878;1352229753;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: havn't got my current one sorted yet, it's only been a few weeks -216877;1352229759;Azelphur;havn't moved once yet ;) -216876;1352229762;mircea_popescu;a pl -216875;1352229764;mircea_popescu;a ok& -216874;1352230146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12627 @ 0.00047988 = 6.0594 BTC [+] -216873;1352230147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16749 @ 0.00048095 = 8.0554 BTC [+] -216872;1352230149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8824 @ 0.00048127 = 4.2467 BTC [+] -216871;1352230548;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 31933 @ 0.00003301 = 1.0541 BTC [-] -216870;1352230941;Chaang-Noi;JoalKatz can be all over the place -216869;1352230950;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if he is trolling at times -216868;1352231078;mircea_popescu;it is the worst case of special pleading i ever saw -216867;1352231244;Chaang-Noi;he is off the wall on all sorts of things -216866;1352231272;Chaang-Noi;sometimes he makes rally good points, your case with patrick however makes him look like he is trolling -216865;1352231297;pigeons;he said i can cover, i can pay, then he didn't -216864;1352231324;pigeons;pirate isn't a scammer cause he thought zeek would pay -216863;1352231454;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-vault-story/ -216862;1352231473;mircea_popescu;pigeons right. -216861;1352231541;pigeons;don't post more than 5 of those a week -216860;1352231595;mircea_popescu;lol -216859;1352231602;mircea_popescu;it's like 0.1 cents per omg -216858;1352231604;mod6;DTCC had a vault aptly located on Water Street, in Manhattan. -216857;1352231606;mod6;haha -216856;1352231668;pigeons;let me pay with bitcoins instead of this email thing -216855;1352231679;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.msg1320177#msg1320177 i do think this pretty much sums it up -216854;1352231698;mircea_popescu;pigeons you only email to get a btc addy anyway! pm me, i'll sort it out privately -216853;1352232051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00048127 = 5.5827 BTC [+] -216852;1352232611;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: I swear I don't have your cherries -216851;1352232622;mircea_popescu;lol alikely story -216850;1352232624;mircea_popescu;mr ponticherry -216849;1352232640;rdponticelli;But for a nice fee, I can found that god damn truck here in Argentina -216848;1352232664;rdponticelli;xD -216847;1352232892;smickles;mircea_popescu: you think _anything_ (of value) will actually be lost if there is damage in that vault? -216846;1352232908;smickles;wouldn't they have records of their inventory -216845;1352232918;mircea_popescu;not really so much the point tho, is it ? -216844;1352232935;mircea_popescu;haha rdponticelli can i pay in peaches ? -216843;1352232943;smickles;and contracts which would require the physical thing to be remade in the event of damage -216842;1352232958;smickles;(i mean, we're talking about paper, right?) -216841;1352232964;mircea_popescu;there exist bearer instruments which are irreplaceable. -216840;1352232979;mircea_popescu;so, depending on how many of those are reissuable or not, it will be a huge litigation mess to sort out. -216839;1352233016;smickles;well, if things are really irreplaceable, i understand. -216838;1352233023;rdponticelli;Yeah, we should all go back to bartering things -216837;1352233028;mircea_popescu;but here's the thing : this is really somewhat like glbse implosion -216836;1352233038;smickles;lol, sotrue -216835;1352233042;mircea_popescu;ppl will be tempted to just go... fuck yeah, im done. -216834;1352233051;mircea_popescu;except, not for 1k btc. for 1trn usd -216833;1352233108;smickles;damn, it's so tempting to just go fuckit, you can have your [insert asset here] when you have proof its yours -216832;1352233118;smickles;... until then, it's mine -216831;1352233189;mircea_popescu;right. -216830;1352233293;rdponticelli;Maybe the whole Hurricane thing was crowdfunded by some evil issuers... -216829;1352233344;rdponticelli;Let's destroy the proof of our debt! -216828;1352233388;rdponticelli;Just like the towers -216827;1352233434;mircea_popescu;hahaha -216826;1352233487;jurov;u have it all wrong. it was caused by gay marriages -216825;1352233506;smickles;jurov is luke-jr? -216824;1352233564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00047921 = 0.9584 BTC [-] -216823;1352233565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.0004792 = 7.1401 BTC [-] -216822;1352233569;mircea_popescu;no ?! -216821;1352233613;mircea_popescu;Juraj Variny = jurov. luke's from the us iirc. -216820;1352233618;jurov;why do you think so? -216819;1352233725;jurov;simckles? -216818;1352233733;jurov;smicklez? -216817;1352233742;smickles;heh, joking based off of your gay comment -216816;1352233920;jurov;okay. i'm interested now whether more people believe sandy was caused by haarp or so, or that it was caused by moral depravity -216815;1352233935;jurov;i'm inclined to the latter -216814;1352233971;jurov;it was caused by mircea's porn -216813;1352233993;Diablo-D3;what, his fapping heated the upper atmosphere? -216812;1352234047;jurov;more like the screams of those haunted girls reached the ear of Almighty -216811;1352234081;dub;sandy was caused by al gore -216810;1352234100;Diablo-D3;so, anyone have any indication on how florida and new hampshire is going? -216809;1352234102;mircea_popescu;my moral depornity. -216808;1352234104;mircea_popescu;herpderp -216807;1352234131;mircea_popescu;jurov jus' for you http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135222570731.jpg -216806;1352234148;mircea_popescu;that's some expert caning. -216805;1352234285;jurov;hm, nice -216804;1352234354;jurov;although, there's strong gender bias... no /y/ there? -216803;1352234390;mircea_popescu;/y/ ? -216802;1352234401;jurov;http://boards.4chan.org/y/ -216801;1352234448;mircea_popescu;faggotry is evil. -216800;1352234458;jurov;or, even better, bara. but that got kicked out even from 4chan :P -216799;1352234500;mircea_popescu;whats that ? -216798;1352234560;jurov;google "bara anime" -216797;1352234589;Diablo-D3;wait, did mircea_popescu just call lesbians bad? -216796;1352234605;abracadabra;faggots != lesbians -216795;1352234606;abracadabra;:) -216794;1352234615;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 faggotry is the unholy act of butthole buggery -216793;1352234624;mircea_popescu;provided that butthole has a cock dongle -216792;1352234638;Diablo-D3;... -216791;1352234646;jurov;ftfy: holiest act of butthole buggery -216790;1352234664;mircea_popescu;lesbians jus wanna lick a little -216789;1352234698;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 don't be calling me religious just cause you can't stand the shining light of truth -216788;1352234725;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I can call you religious for claiming what other people do is unholy -216787;1352234732;mircea_popescu;it was a PUN -216786;1352234756;jurov;lmao -216785;1352234766;mircea_popescu;duh -216784;1352234772;Diablo-D3;not a very good one. -216783;1352234773;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 should be punished nao -216782;1352234795;Diablo-D3;seriously, all I want is a woman who can cook and clean -216781;1352234803;abracadabra;sadnwiches? -216780;1352234813;Diablo-D3;SANVITCHES! OM NOM NOM NOM! -216779;1352234825;mircea_popescu;sad nitches -216778;1352234830;jurov;Diablo-D3, then it needs not to be a woman necessarily -216777;1352234834;Diablo-D3;mircea is a spy! -216776;1352234851;mircea_popescu;jurov women look better naked. -216775;1352234862;Diablo-D3;yeah, lets face it, guys are ugly -216774;1352234871;jurov;it depends -216773;1352234885;Diablo-D3;Ive seen what are claimed "good looking guys" -216772;1352234890;Diablo-D3;still ugly -216771;1352234894;mircea_popescu;it's usually pictures of me. -216770;1352234922;Diablo-D3;and japan tried solving it with bishounen guys -216769;1352234935;Diablo-D3;and all they're doing is producing women with dicks and no tits -216768;1352234957;jurov;you're hetero, so you're biased -216767;1352234968;Diablo-D3;even if I was gay, I'd still like tits -216766;1352234981;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/750.html -216765;1352234985;Diablo-D3;they're just so wonderful -216764;1352235018;mircea_popescu;you're just fixated. -216763;1352235021;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: bwhahahah -216762;1352235025;Diablo-D3;op picture is lol -216761;1352235031;mircea_popescu;>D -216760;1352235068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24013 @ 0.00048127 = 11.5567 BTC [+] -216759;1352235068;Diablo-D3;Im going to have to say neither here, I think the tits are implants -216758;1352235069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17587 @ 0.00048224 = 8.4812 BTC [+] -216757;1352235108;mircea_popescu;pfff. it says you can't say neither. -216756;1352235119;mircea_popescu;and what's the problem with implants ? well done they're better than the real thing. -216755;1352235138;Diablo-D3;meh, they never feel real =/ -216754;1352235149;jurov;C) You become a Goat and you can Live for the next 10 years in the Goat tower HAHAHAHA -216753;1352235167;jurov;Chaang-noi, you around? -216752;1352235178;mircea_popescu;:D -216751;1352235196;Diablo-D3;lol -216750;1352235208;Diablo-D3;also, the mermaid one -216749;1352235213;Diablo-D3;older than the intertubes -216748;1352235227;mircea_popescu;mhm -216747;1352235250;Diablo-D3;OOH -216746;1352235253;Diablo-D3;WHO SHOULD YOU DATE -216745;1352235255;Diablo-D3;older women damnit -216744;1352235270;Diablo-D3;they've been around long enough to figure out exactly what they want and know how to get it out of you -216743;1352235285;mircea_popescu;i tend to date a mix. -216742;1352235294;kakobrekla;shemales? -216741;1352235302;pigeons;mutts? -216740;1352235308;mircea_popescu;haha no, cereal -216739;1352235313;kuzetsa;Diablo-D3: why would you think the trans woman's breasts are implants? -216738;1352235331;Diablo-D3;kuzetsa: protip: its a photoshop -216737;1352235332;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa cause they look good which makes him insecure -216736;1352235344;mircea_popescu;so he feels the urge to lash out and diminish the woman -216735;1352235353;mircea_popescu;typical rapist. -216734;1352235356;kuzetsa;lol -216733;1352235362;Diablo-D3;says the king of rapists -216732;1352235369;mircea_popescu;im not a rapist, i just beat 'em. -216731;1352235370;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: and no, it doesnt make me insecure -216730;1352235415;Diablo-D3;I mean, I dont get why the fuck _an image on the internet_ would make anyone insecure -216729;1352235441;mircea_popescu;reptile brain -216728;1352235502;Diablo-D3;yeah, so? if it turns you on, save it to your porn dir -216727;1352235511;kuzetsa;even though I'm not "a straight male", and my boyfriend is a trans guy, I'd almost certainly prefer "B" -- she's pretty hot as far as trans women go. -216726;1352235544;kuzetsa;<3 -216725;1352235610;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa i agree. even her cock looks delicious -216724;1352235616;mircea_popescu;and i'm about as straight as a coffin nail. -216723;1352235618;kuzetsa;om nom -216722;1352235672;mircea_popescu;it seems joel is learning the perils of trying to outargue mpoe-pr -216721;1352235948;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: for a sec I though that was buck angel. had to check the tattoos for comparison. -216720;1352235991;mircea_popescu;lol useful tatoos -216719;1352236017;kuzetsa;:) -216718;1352236572;mircea_popescu;"No you probably won't ever see any asset information. In fact the whole thing was probably a setup with one of the major asset holders on glbse so they would never have to pay back their investors" -216717;1352236587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9674 @ 0.0004792 = 4.6358 BTC [-] -216716;1352236589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37687 @ 0.00047918 = 18.0589 BTC [-] -216715;1352236589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21189 @ 0.00047874 = 10.144 BTC [-] -216714;1352236648;pigeons;yes i was going to slightly modify and spread that rumor, its a good one -216713;1352236683;mircea_popescu;i wonder if it's the highest one could pile shit -216712;1352236687;mircea_popescu;or it could be done higher. -216711;1352236753;jurov;omg kuzetsa, BUTCH angel -216710;1352236834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7913 @ 0.00048224 = 3.816 BTC [+] -216709;1352236835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29450 @ 0.00048277 = 14.2176 BTC [+] -216708;1352236837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00048282 = 4.2971 BTC [+] -216707;1352236838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15141 @ 0.00048406 = 7.3292 BTC [+] -216706;1352236839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20150 @ 0.00048425 = 9.7576 BTC [+] -216705;1352236840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41200 @ 0.00048436 = 19.9556 BTC [+] -216704;1352236841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00048466 = 7.9 BTC [+] -216703;1352236842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27963 @ 0.00048547 = 13.5752 BTC [+] -216702;1352236843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56400 @ 0.00048556 = 27.3856 BTC [+] -216701;1352236844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21800 @ 0.00048625 = 10.6003 BTC [+] -216700;1352236845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49261 @ 0.00048793 = 24.0359 BTC [+] -216699;1352236846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38150 @ 0.00048817 = 18.6237 BTC [+] -216698;1352236847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30650 @ 0.00048878 = 14.9811 BTC [+] -216697;1352236848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38100 @ 0.00048994 = 18.6667 BTC [+] -216696;1352236849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28971 @ 0.00049012 = 14.1993 BTC [+] -216695;1352236850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45000 @ 0.00049015 = 22.0568 BTC [+] -216694;1352236851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29200 @ 0.00049024 = 14.315 BTC [+] -216693;1352236851;mircea_popescu;and the moment we've all been waiting for.. -216692;1352236852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31400 @ 0.00049048 = 15.4011 BTC [+] -216691;1352236852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27438 @ 0.00049077 = 13.4657 BTC [+] -216690;1352236853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36300 @ 0.00049156 = 17.8436 BTC [+] -216689;1352236854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42700 @ 0.00049203 = 21.0097 BTC [+] -216688;1352236855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.00049211 = 11.4662 BTC [+] -216687;1352236856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51558 @ 0.0004922 = 25.3768 BTC [+] -216686;1352236857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44191 @ 0.00049337 = 21.8025 BTC [+] -216685;1352236858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23600 @ 0.00049406 = 11.6598 BTC [+] -216684;1352236859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33000 @ 0.00049418 = 16.3079 BTC [+] -216683;1352236860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35000 @ 0.00049439 = 17.3037 BTC [+] -216682;1352236861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32150 @ 0.00049553 = 15.9313 BTC [+] -216681;1352236861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41354 @ 0.00049557 = 20.4938 BTC [+] -216680;1352236862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8678 @ 0.00049557 = 4.3006 BTC [+] -216679;1352236863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36807 @ 0.00049558 = 18.2408 BTC [+] -216678;1352236865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00049615 = 10.1215 BTC [+] -216677;1352236866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5919 @ 0.00049635 = 2.9379 BTC [+] -216676;1352236867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2804 @ 0.00049662 = 1.3925 BTC [+] -216675;1352236868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34366 @ 0.00049677 = 17.072 BTC [+] -216674;1352236869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00049685 = 9.3408 BTC [+] -216673;1352236870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55000 @ 0.0004971 = 27.3405 BTC [+] -216672;1352236870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00049715 = 10.4402 BTC [+] -216671;1352236871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00049719 = 14.5677 BTC [+] -216670;1352236872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45300 @ 0.00049727 = 22.5263 BTC [+] -216669;1352236873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42100 @ 0.00049745 = 20.9426 BTC [+] -216668;1352236874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47464 @ 0.00049794 = 23.6342 BTC [+] -216667;1352236875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32400 @ 0.00049796 = 16.1339 BTC [+] -216666;1352236876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00049813 = 4.3337 BTC [+] -216665;1352236877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00049816 = 3.8856 BTC [+] -216664;1352236878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17661 @ 0.00049876 = 8.8086 BTC [+] -216663;1352236879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21671 @ 0.00049891 = 10.8119 BTC [+] -216662;1352236880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43977 @ 0.00049975 = 21.9775 BTC [+] -216661;1352236881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 73313 @ 0.0005 = 36.6565 BTC [+] -216660;1352236918;pigeons;yeah don't dare go past 0005 -216659;1352236928;pigeons;that's the magic barrier -216658;1352236939;mircea_popescu;haha -216657;1352236944;mircea_popescu;isn't that the min fee ? -216656;1352237054;mod6;haha yeah -216655;1352238440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25400 @ 0.00049869 = 12.6667 BTC [-] -216654;1352239956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27860 @ 0.00049869 = 13.8935 BTC [-] -216653;1352240465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 280 @ 0.0032 = 0.896 BTC [+] -216652;1352243149;jurov;zhoutong resurfaced: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4743455 -216651;1352243314;mircea_popescu;old project tho neh ? -216650;1352243335;mircea_popescu;This looks very cool Ryan - congrats on the launch! It's instantly appealing to me, and I fully understand the motivation. NameCheap, while an awesome domain name provider, still feels a bit "hackey" in their UI. It works, but it feels odd. This appeals to me more -- like Stripe for domain names. -216649;1352243350;mircea_popescu;you have to be retarded to start competition for namecheap. srsly now. -216648;1352243374;mircea_popescu;I'm going to be perfectly honest with you: The fact that you list that you're a one-man operation, that you're 18 years old, and that you say you "achieved financial independence at the age of 16" is a big turn-off to me. -216647;1352243375;mircea_popescu;ahahahaa -216646;1352243377;mircea_popescu;o god -216645;1352244586;smickles;bah -216644;1352244591;copumpkin;hab -216643;1352244595;smickles;my papers got misplaced somehow -216642;1352244601;smickles;I have to refile for my llc -216641;1352244607;mircea_popescu;eh ?! -216640;1352244620;smickles;yup -216639;1352244630;smickles;I was wondering why it was taking so long -216638;1352244647;mircea_popescu;can they even do that ?! -216637;1352244667;smickles;lol, you mean you don't expect incompetence in the gov't? -216636;1352244684;smickles;or you suspect they have it out for me -216635;1352244786;mircea_popescu;romanian ppls wouldn't dare lol. -216634;1352244820;smickles;well, i'll be successful and then move to romania then, since it's so much better -216633;1352244828;mircea_popescu;haha -216632;1352244837;smickles;civil law system alone sounds better than common law anyway -216631;1352244872;mircea_popescu;possibly. -216630;1352244887;thestringpuller;mr. smickles -216629;1352244893;thestringpuller;did you vote yet? -216628;1352244897;smickles;weeks ago -216627;1352244902;thestringpuller;lol -216626;1352244996;smickles;did you vote? (assuming I correctly recall you saying you were 'merican) -216625;1352245006;thestringpuller;muriiica -216624;1352245008;thestringpuller;yea -216623;1352245024;thestringpuller;we had a amendement to allow charter schools -216622;1352245028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28004 @ 0.0005 = 14.002 BTC [+] -216621;1352245029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2396 @ 0.00050032 = 1.1988 BTC [+] -216620;1352245033;smickles;Will you say which presidential candidate you voted for? -216619;1352245053;smickles;really? charter schools were illegal where you are? -216618;1352245105;smickles;mircea_popescu: is mail delivery done by the gov't in romainia? -216617;1352245124;smickles;(aside from courier services) -216616;1352245137;mircea_popescu;smickles well depends for what ? or what you mean ? -216615;1352245143;smickles;basic letters -216614;1352245151;mircea_popescu;i get monthly thanik you notes in the mail from the tax authority -216613;1352245156;mircea_popescu;(my corp pays monthly payroll) -216612;1352245175;mircea_popescu;o, you mean the post ? it's an autonomous thingee. like the uk mail or w/e -216611;1352245211;smickles;i don't know how that is, I guess i'll research UK mail -216610;1352245287;smickles;ah uk has gov't owned mail services too -216609;1352245328;mircea_popescu;http://www.posta-romana.ro/posta-romana.html -216608;1352245329;mircea_popescu;this is them -216607;1352245375;smickles;ah, state owned as well -216606;1352245389;mircea_popescu;sorta. it's a halfassed system -216605;1352245400;thestringpuller;i voted for obama. romney is a robot, or an android. he wants to cut science which is my swing issue. -216604;1352245402;mircea_popescu;basically, much like a spunoff vehicle, govt doesn't want their debts on its books -216603;1352245406;mircea_popescu;but wants to be able to say what's what. -216602;1352245442;smickles;"Sovereign Mircea the Elder" -216601;1352245470;thestringpuller;also we have to charter for schools from within the board of education. a board member must raise it for voting. this amendment lets the local community raise it. -216600;1352245471;smickles;lolwut thestringpuller you voted for obama? -216599;1352245496;dub;like any sane person -216598;1352245500;thestringpuller;lol -216597;1352245507;thestringpuller;who is romney? -216596;1352245511;dub;its either vote obama or vote jesus freak -216595;1352245516;smickles;not at all -216594;1352245517;thestringpuller;LOl -216593;1352245523;dub;smickles voted for jesus? -216592;1352245526;smickles;nope -216591;1352245538;thestringpuller;i would have voted 3rd party -216590;1352245547;thestringpuller;but oh well -216589;1352245548;smickles;there are more than 3 choices you know -216588;1352245560;thestringpuller;not on our ballot -216587;1352245565;thestringpuller;unfortunately -216586;1352245565;pigeons;then dont vote -216585;1352245566;smickles;really, that sucks -216584;1352245572;thestringpuller;ya -216583;1352245583;thestringpuller;the system is rigged anyways -216582;1352245591;smickles;they don't actually count write-ins -216581;1352245596;thestringpuller;i voted.for the charter amendment -216580;1352245612;thestringpuller;i voted mainly to vote for the charter amendment -216579;1352245613;smickles;I doubt the system is rigged, they don't need to -216578;1352245623;smickles;too many people think is a 2 person choice -216577;1352245628;dub;thestringpuller: you like charter schools? -216576;1352245633;pigeons;well it's rigged because someone will win even though more of us didnt vote -216575;1352245669;thestringpuller;they allow kids in impoverished households to get a better education if their school is failing -216574;1352245731;smickles;pigeons: you think not voting should carry weight somehow? -216573;1352245735;dub;conversely allowing schools to deny kids though right? -216572;1352245749;dub;its like free market for education -216571;1352245754;pigeons;yes. i think that they should all go home if enough people dont vote -216570;1352245772;smickles;pigeons: does belgium have a notional gov't yet? -216569;1352245786;smickles;been years now, hasn't it? -216568;1352245789;pigeons;i dont know, i'm not very cosmopolitan. but they make nice waffles -216567;1352245802;thestringpuller;then reform all the schools. if a school is failing the community should be allowed to reform it -216566;1352245832;thestringpuller;most charter schools that succeed were failing schools before they were "taken over" -216565;1352245867;smickles;oh, seems they got one back in december -216564;1352245931;thestringpuller;dub: there is a free market for education. its called private school -216563;1352245957;smickles;it's not really free market if you still have to pay for the public schools -216562;1352245964;mircea_popescu; pigeons: you think not voting should carry weight somehow? <<< yes. simple majority or no elected official. -216561;1352245975;mircea_popescu;if the candidate doesn't get 50%+ of all votes there's no president that term. -216560;1352245979;pigeons;thestringpuller: but in usa everyone is forced to pay for public school so if they use private school, they pay twice -216559;1352245980;mircea_popescu;same for congress and all the way down -216558;1352245983;dub;yeah but don't charter schools make public schools into voluntary private ones? -216557;1352245990;smickles;i think second place should be the VP -216556;1352245992;mircea_popescu;and if congress doesn't manage to get simple majority of seats it sits idle. -216555;1352245996;pigeons;i like that mircea_popescu -216554;1352246006;mircea_popescu;aye. it's how my tyranny shall work. -216553;1352246023;smickles;yeah, sounds like an interesting system mp -216552;1352246036;mircea_popescu;be like, lucky if you get a president every fifty years -216551;1352246044;smickles;romania is plurality elections, isn't it? -216550;1352246047;mircea_popescu;yea -216549;1352246063;mircea_popescu;the local obama wannabe tried to create a disturbance oust the president -216548;1352246074;mircea_popescu;got their asses handed to them in such grand manner it was funny -216547;1352246098;mircea_popescu;(romania's extreme left is slightly right of the us gop) -216546;1352246367;thestringpuller;i would just have an emperor -216545;1352246374;thestringpuller;but assasinating him is legal -216544;1352246608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17395 @ 0.00049848 = 8.6711 BTC [-] -216543;1352246610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7505 @ 0.00049561 = 3.7196 BTC [-] -216542;1352246756;thestringpuller;mr. smickles, we should play monopoly -216541;1352246765;thestringpuller;when you have time tonight -216540;1352246772;thestringpuller;if* -216539;1352246940;smickles;thestringpuller: will you be awake around 04:00 utc? -216538;1352247034;smickles;mircea_popescu: if i move to romainia, will i have to be concerned with gun regulation. (assuming i am bringing guns into the country) -216537;1352247049;mircea_popescu;there's no guns in yurp./ -216536;1352247075;kakobrekla;one can get a license -216535;1352247077;dub;leave your wild turkey at the border too -216534;1352247079;mircea_popescu;not rly. -216533;1352247088;kakobrekla;my friend has it -216532;1352247096;kakobrekla;he owns several guns -216531;1352247096;smickles;bah, I don't want to realize a gain on selling these things, then be taxed on it :P -216530;1352247100;mircea_popescu;ya well, you can get a license for like, a daisy. -216529;1352247101;kakobrekla;also hunters can have that shit -216528;1352247110;kakobrekla;9mm -216527;1352247112;mircea_popescu;or else, if you are employed as a guard in some very limited set of functions -216526;1352247118;kakobrekla;i dont care for that shit anyway -216525;1352247129;mircea_popescu;policemen here aren't allowed to carry weapons -216524;1352247133;mircea_popescu;they get the guns but no clips. -216523;1352247134;kakobrekla;but i live outside the city, plenty of hunters with guns here -216522;1352247167;kakobrekla;i know personally at least 5 -216521;1352247193;smickles;kakobrekla: would http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taurus_Judge be considered a hunting gun? -216520;1352247224;kakobrekla;smickles with a proper permit you can have a non hunting gun or whatever thats is called -216519;1352247241;mircea_popescu;not here. -216518;1352247249;dub;what a silly gun -216517;1352247271;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. -216516;1352247280;smickles;dub: it's a fun gun -216515;1352247298;dub;what for? -216514;1352247302;smickles;dub: so is this -216513;1352247303;smickles;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_%26_Wesson_Model_686 -216512;1352247315;smickles;to shoot -216511;1352247317;kakobrekla;smickles, mircea_popescu http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=sl&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mnz.gov.si%2Fsi%2Fmnz_za_vas%2Fcivilno_orozje_in_eksplozivi%2Fcivilno_orozje%2F&act=url -216510;1352247321;smickles;it's a fun gun to shoot -216509;1352247335;dub;fun to shoot -216508;1352247350;dub;shooting is for the purpose of the target dying -216507;1352247364;dub;preferably in a state that it can then be butchered and eaten -216506;1352247379;mircea_popescu;Shot shells in .410 bore are not considered especially effective in personal defense -216505;1352247381;mircea_popescu;end o story. -216504;1352247386;mircea_popescu;get a DE. -216503;1352247397;smickles;dub: well, the 686 i have once served as my sidearm in case a bear came after me -216502;1352247402;jurov;iirc in slovakia you'll need tio pass psychiatric examination to get gun pass -216501;1352247431;mircea_popescu;you hinting smix is unhinged ? :D -216500;1352247437;smickles;that site says that its a permet to acquire a gun -216499;1352247447;smickles;i have already acquire guns -216498;1352247495;dub;if its anything like here which is based on uk law iirc, you'll need a friendly holder of an importer/collector license to bring guns in -216497;1352247504;smickles;heh, come on, launching things at high speeds, accurately, is one of the pennacles of human technology so far -216496;1352247552;mircea_popescu;smickles seriously, the only way it's worth it to bother with guns in europe is if you're holding them illegaly -216495;1352247557;smickles;firing a gun is like communion -216494;1352247559;mircea_popescu;in which case it's not worth it to just hold them -216493;1352247560;dub;probably cheaper to leave your guns and buy new ones -216492;1352247572;mircea_popescu;so unless you plan to start an assasination llc you're better off leaving them in storage in the us -216491;1352247587;jurov;...and protecting people from themselves is one of pinnacles of human civilization -216490;1352247588;smickles;well, poo, -216489;1352247594;dub;is there nothing to hunt in europe? -216488;1352247602;jurov;we do have bears -216487;1352247605;dub;for eating purposes -216486;1352247614;kakobrekla;one can eat a bear. -216485;1352247620;smickles;is there a closer legal storage facility than 'merica to romania -216484;1352247653;mircea_popescu;smickles also, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMI_Desert_Eagle -216483;1352247661;smickles;what about turkey or something -216482;1352247670;mircea_popescu;yes you can hunt, but you need a rifle for that -216481;1352247672;jurov;maybe bosnia... i doubt they have an issue w/guns -216480;1352247674;mircea_popescu;who hunts with a pistol -216479;1352247683;mircea_popescu;jurov bosnia has an issue with mericans -216478;1352247686;mircea_popescu;or wait, was that serbia -216477;1352247690;smickles;I know a guy with a gold plated desert eagle -216476;1352247695;dub;mircea_popescu: depends how well you shoot :) -216475;1352247711;dub;smickles: might be an ace over 300m with that 5 shot thingy -216474;1352247722;mircea_popescu;dub not really. a pistol isn't practically accurate at ya right lol -216473;1352247735;mircea_popescu;that thing wouldn't fire straight over 100 yards if you lubed it with virgin tears. -216472;1352247735;dub;havent you seen bruce willis? -216471;1352247769;dub;two pistols aimed in different directions with pinpoint accuracy, easy -216470;1352247772;smickles;dub: i prefer the 7 shot with a 6' barrel -216469;1352247772;mircea_popescu;http://romaniantimes.at/news/General_News/2012-01-20/19322/Protest_against_wealthy_celebrities_hunting_wild_boar_in_Romania re hunting -216468;1352247785;thestringpuller;smickles: 400 utc it is -216467;1352247792;smickles;:D -216466;1352247826;smickles;mircea_popescu: i can hit a 10 inch target at 100 yards with my 686 -216465;1352247837;mircea_popescu;a 10 inch target ? -216464;1352247843;smickles;yup, no scope or anything -216463;1352247845;mircea_popescu;dude, that's like... larger than a tit. -216462;1352247849;smickles;just stand, aim, fire -216461;1352247854;mircea_popescu;the point is to hit the nipple not the tit. -216460;1352247874;smickles;yeah, but it's 100 yards with a hand gun -216459;1352247879;mircea_popescu;which was my point -216458;1352247887;mircea_popescu;pistols aren't made for that. -216457;1352247887;jurov;mircea, you apply your stick proficience? -216456;1352247897;mircea_popescu;jurov i'm an evil shot. -216455;1352247917;mircea_popescu;i scored best in my military district, way above the instructors. -216454;1352247927;mircea_popescu;wasn't even in the army. -216453;1352247985;smickles;i don't recall how accurate i am with my riffle -216452;1352248025;smickles;best i can say is that i hit squrrels in the head at a distance of 'really far away' -216451;1352248035;mircea_popescu;haha works. -216450;1352248055;dub;what does squirrel taste like? -216449;1352248060;smickles;and i almost don't miss clay pigeons with any shotgun i've fired -216448;1352248076;mircea_popescu;smickles course the standard at the time was the ak -216447;1352248076;smickles;dub: like squirrel? -216446;1352248083;dub;mmmm -216445;1352248100;mircea_popescu;squirrel tastes like very small pork -216444;1352248103;smickles;the're not much there, but it's meat, and it's nice to eat -216443;1352248110;jurov;no it tastes like feathers -216442;1352248118;mircea_popescu;urmom tastes like feathers -216441;1352248159;smickles;if it tastes like feathers to you jurov either i cook it better, or i have no taste :D -216440;1352248165;mircea_popescu;In some countries, prices for AKs are very low; in Somalia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Congo and Tanzania prices are between $30 and $125 per weapon, and prices have fallen in the last few decades due to mass counterfeiting. -216439;1352248175;mircea_popescu;dude... $30 that's like... a blowjob. -216438;1352248185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17950 @ 0.0004994 = 8.9642 BTC [+] -216437;1352248185;kakobrekla;10 of them in asia. -216436;1352248192;smickles;i'd buy one if i had the chance at 30 -216435;1352248216;dub;thats a nip of cheap whiskey -216434;1352248230;smickles;cheap? -216433;1352248245;dub;mediumish maybe -216432;1352248255;mircea_popescu;well... apparently it's also FOUR COWS -216431;1352248262;smickles;last wisky i had was 12 usd for 750ml -216430;1352248263;mircea_popescu;dude, $7.5 cows wtf. -216429;1352248271;dub;smickles: probably not whiskey -216428;1352248272;mircea_popescu;that wasn't whiskey. -216427;1352248276;mircea_popescu;drat. -216426;1352248284;smickles;heh -216425;1352248284;dub;'bourbon' oslt? -216424;1352248292;smickles;no, i don't like burbon so much -216423;1352248349;mircea_popescu;where's my cherries rdponticelli_ -216422;1352248470;dub;$30 is a 21y/o balvenie at the place I spend the most money on whiskey -216421;1352248493;dub;which while not expensive is in the very fucking good whiskey category -216420;1352248537;dub;on the rollin on dubs whiskey scale -216419;1352248598;dub;some other bars would charge up to $200 for that nip -216418;1352248788;rdponticelli_;Where are my peaches, mircea_popescu? -216417;1352248832;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128223247928.jpg -216416;1352248834;mircea_popescu;there. -216415;1352249693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4530 @ 0.0004994 = 2.2623 BTC [+] -216414;1352251205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4774 @ 0.0004974 = 2.3746 BTC [-] -216413;1352252744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35910 @ 0.0004974 = 17.8616 BTC [-] -216412;1352252753;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: I think I found your Cherry, it was indeed in Argentina, and it's called Agustina: http://www.google.com/imgres?q=agustina+cherri&start=173&hl=es-419&client=iceweasel-a&sa=X&rls=org.mozilla:es-AR:unofficial&biw=1070&bih=585&tbm=isch&prmd=imvnslo&tbnid=otR9YIKXqvX21M:&imgrefurl=http://www.allstarpics.net/0046374/018089240/agustina-cherri-2004-pic.html&docid=LKYSJsKvUdWs-M&imgurl=http://img1.bdbphotos. -216411;1352252753;rdponticelli;com/images/orig/2/e/2eyzesvxmc0fvsmy.jpg&w=454&h=677&ei=L5aZUKu_E42B0AGXzoCIDw&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=223&vpy=47&dur=5779&hovh=274&hovw=184&tx=124&ty=175&sig=114756820779255678031&page=9&tbnh=159&tbnw=109&ndsp=21&ved=1t:429,r:74,s:100,i:226 -216410;1352252759;Diablo-D3;failurl -216409;1352252776;rdponticelli;;) -216408;1352252792;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. -216407;1352252911;rdponticelli;Yeah, sorry.... -216406;1352252936;rdponticelli;Well, I tried -216405;1352252985;mircea_popescu;:p -216404;1352254258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12416 @ 0.0004974 = 6.1757 BTC [-] -216403;1352254260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29687 @ 0.00049698 = 14.7538 BTC [-] -216402;1352255767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16804 @ 0.00049698 = 8.3513 BTC [-] -216401;1352257282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9090 @ 0.00049812 = 4.5279 BTC [+] -216400;1352257283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8641 @ 0.00050032 = 4.3233 BTC [+] -216399;1352289528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12286 @ 0.00049643 = 6.0991 BTC [+] -216398;1352289530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21495 @ 0.00049421 = 10.623 BTC [-] -216397;1352289531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31950 @ 0.00049355 = 15.7689 BTC [-] -216396;1352289532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6569 @ 0.00049315 = 3.2395 BTC [-] -216395;1352291034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25831 @ 0.00049315 = 12.7386 BTC [-] -216394;1352291036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00049303 = 5.8424 BTC [-] -216393;1352291037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28619 @ 0.00049282 = 14.104 BTC [-] -216392;1352292584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10355 @ 0.00049282 = 5.1032 BTC [-] -216391;1352294130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4526 @ 0.00049282 = 2.2305 BTC [-] -216390;1352294132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8993 @ 0.00049275 = 4.4313 BTC [-] -216389;1352295660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00050126 = 9.5239 BTC [+] -216388;1352295662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00050182 = 2.9106 BTC [+] -216387;1352296674;rg;anyone here intersted in paying a bill with their cc in exchange for btc -216386;1352297221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17456 @ 0.00049875 = 8.7062 BTC [-] -216385;1352298764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00049926 = 8.5873 BTC [+] -216384;1352300275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23266 @ 0.00050182 = 11.6753 BTC [+] -216383;1352300276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28734 @ 0.00050226 = 14.4319 BTC [+] -216382;1352301781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21116 @ 0.00050226 = 10.6057 BTC [+] -216381;1352301783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00050257 = 5.277 BTC [+] -216380;1352301784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4634 @ 0.00050296 = 2.3307 BTC [+] -216379;1352303322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00049999 = 4.7999 BTC [-] -216378;1352304845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4670 @ 0.00049926 = 2.3315 BTC [-] -216377;1352304845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1630 @ 0.00049875 = 0.813 BTC [-] -216376;1352306370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4314 @ 0.00049875 = 2.1516 BTC [-] -216375;1352306372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29250 @ 0.00049854 = 14.5823 BTC [-] -216374;1352306394;Chaang-Noi;so whats the deal with asics, who is going to get there first? -216373;1352307895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33753 @ 0.00049446 = 16.6895 BTC [-] -216372;1352307896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9247 @ 0.00049345 = 4.5629 BTC [-] -216371;1352309406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40553 @ 0.00049345 = 20.0109 BTC [-] -216370;1352309408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9247 @ 0.00049275 = 4.5565 BTC [-] -216369;1352310927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19450 @ 0.00049275 = 9.584 BTC [-] -216368;1352312436;mod6;werd up -216367;1352312536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5636 @ 0.00049518 = 2.7908 BTC [+] -216366;1352312599;mircea_popescu;wassup -216365;1352312805;EskimoBob;nuthhing -216364;1352312859;EskimoBob;talked to nefario today -216363;1352312899;mircea_popescu;cyber or business ? -216362;1352312916;EskimoBob;he said it's now matter of days to a week to get this stuff all nicely cleared up -216361;1352313035;mircea_popescu;o hey, october all over again -216360;1352313058;EskimoBob;yeah -216359;1352313144;EskimoBob;will see. Because most people are liars and thieves, it's close to impossible to clear it up without his help -216358;1352313148;mircea_popescu;bitcoins keep one young/ -216357;1352313416;rg;mircea -216356;1352313422;rg;what's a popular romanian food -216355;1352313427;rg;besides chicken nuggets -216354;1352313454;mircea_popescu;a sort of polenta called mamaliga is the traditional food. -216353;1352313468;mircea_popescu;sarmale, which is cabbage stuffed with ground meat and rice, a turkish dish -216352;1352313485;kakobrekla;isnt it pork al quran or smth -216351;1352313498;rg;oo -216350;1352313499;mircea_popescu;a local sort of baba ganoush (called simply eggplant salad) -216349;1352313501;rg;that actually sounds really good -216348;1352313517;mircea_popescu;is pretty huge. -216347;1352313534;mircea_popescu;tripe soup, various steaks and pan fries -216346;1352313551;mircea_popescu;zacusca which i'm sure kako knows of, it's a veggie stew (usually preserved) -216345;1352313581;kakobrekla;tripe soup is preety eww. -216344;1352313586;mircea_popescu;depends how much you drunk. -216343;1352313592;kakobrekla;:) -216342;1352313613;mircea_popescu;there's loads rg, romanians are really high on cuisine. -216341;1352313619;mircea_popescu;girl that can't cook = unfit to fuck. -216340;1352313821;mircea_popescu;* [MOFO] (~gmycracki@ool-457a56df.dyn.optonline.net) has joined #bitcoin-assets -216339;1352313821;mircea_popescu;* Received a CTCP PING 303129592 from [MOFO] (to #bitcoin-assets) -216338;1352313821;mircea_popescu;* Received a CTCP PING 303130013 from [MOFO] (to #bitcoin-assets) -216337;1352313821;mircea_popescu;* Received a CTCP PING 303130466 from [MOFO] (to #bitcoin-assets) -216336;1352313821;mircea_popescu;You are being CTCP flooded from [MOFO], ignoring *!*@ool-457a56df.dyn.optonline.net -216335;1352313824;mircea_popescu;this is kinda sweet. -216334;1352314043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00049999 = 3.3999 BTC [+] -216333;1352314045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42404 @ 0.00050296 = 21.3275 BTC [+] -216332;1352314045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4346 @ 0.00050299 = 2.186 BTC [+] -216331;1352314104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28854 @ 0.00050299 = 14.5133 BTC [+] -216330;1352314105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13488 @ 0.00050302 = 6.7847 BTC [+] -216329;1352314107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25250 @ 0.00050323 = 12.7066 BTC [+] -216328;1352314108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00050346 = 8.5588 BTC [+] -216327;1352314110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31200 @ 0.00050414 = 15.7292 BTC [+] -216326;1352314111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26600 @ 0.00050448 = 13.4192 BTC [+] -216325;1352314112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00050459 = 10.8991 BTC [+] -216324;1352314113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00050467 = 9.5887 BTC [+] -216323;1352314115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52008 @ 0.00050509 = 26.2687 BTC [+] -216322;1352314159;mircea_popescu;omg .0005 is breached -216321;1352314896;jurov;apparently the ban didnt help -216320;1352314926;kakobrekla;hm? -216319;1352314930;kakobrekla;its quiet here -216318;1352314958;jurov;ú17:59] [CTCP] Received CTCP-PING request from [MOFO] to channel #bitcoin-dev, sending answer. -216317;1352314971;kakobrekla;thats -dev -216316;1352314980;jurov;ah sry -216315;1352315004;mircea_popescu;why do you answer to pings anyway ? -216314;1352315028;rg;[12:03] »» Ping reply from mircea_popescu: ? second(s) -216313;1352315029;rg;you reply -216312;1352315045;kakobrekla;you need to reply but only to server -216311;1352315088;mircea_popescu;? seconds ?! -216310;1352315096;kakobrekla;the new kind of int -216309;1352315149;mircea_popescu;this is a brilliant idea! -216308;1352315158;mircea_popescu;jurov, i think i'ma replace all ints with ? in statjson -216307;1352315268;jurov;hehe -216306;1352315308;kakobrekla;you should also make a deal for ? trucks of cherries with the cat. -216305;1352315412;mircea_popescu;for sure. -216304;1352315415;mircea_popescu;? trucks of ! -216303;1352315462;jurov;BUY|!|? -216302;1352315476;jurov;and pls document it first -216301;1352315535;mircea_popescu;BUY|!|? documentation : !=* ; ? = % or _ depending on context. -216300;1352315564;kakobrekla;this is better than fix. -216299;1352315572;mircea_popescu;and the discrimination between buy and sell has to cease. we'd save a lot of time if it just were -216298;1352315575;mircea_popescu;TRADE|!|? -216297;1352315630;kakobrekla;yea, look up to mbot. -216296;1352315640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3592 @ 0.00050509 = 1.8143 BTC [+] -216295;1352315641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5245 @ 0.00050513 = 2.6494 BTC [+] -216294;1352315652;mircea_popescu;also, shares should be divisible, like copumpkin says. and prices should sometimes include letters too. -216293;1352315671;mircea_popescu;especially f and u. -216292;1352315705;kakobrekla;theres nothing wrong with scientific notation -216291;1352315706;mircea_popescu;actually... maybe we could just use cherries instead of digits/letters. make mpex look more like a slot machine. -216290;1352315753;kakobrekla;put a cherry in the square instad of mermaid -216289;1352315769;mircea_popescu;lol -216288;1352315798;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122558.msg1322374#msg1322374 ahaha -216287;1352315813;mircea_popescu;bitcointalk.org. to entertain, educate and enrich. -216286;1352315823;mircea_popescu;butt mostly entertain. -216285;1352315869;rg;ITS MY FIRST DAY OF WORK -216284;1352315878;rg;i really with Diablo-D3 did his hosting idea -216283;1352315891;rg;cause id work at the place where his servers were -216282;1352315904;copumpkin;! -216281;1352315976;mircea_popescu;? -216280;1352315985;kakobrekla;% -216279;1352315995;mircea_popescu;here's a picture of some girls taking a bath http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/130990305915.jpg -216278;1352316472;kakobrekla;http://d24w6bsrhbeh9d.cloudfront.net/photo/5776631_700b.jpg -216277;1352316516;mircea_popescu;lol -216276;1352317167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31606 @ 0.00050363 = 15.9177 BTC [-] -216275;1352318715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9523 @ 0.00050363 = 4.7961 BTC [-] -216274;1352318717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00050299 = 7.0419 BTC [-] -216273;1352318718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15862 @ 0.00050148 = 7.9545 BTC [-] -216272;1352320242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5493 @ 0.00050148 = 2.7546 BTC [-] -216271;1352320243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13956 @ 0.00049987 = 6.9762 BTC [-] -216270;1352320245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3814 @ 0.00049967 = 1.9057 BTC [-] -216269;1352320246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25337 @ 0.00049954 = 12.6568 BTC [-] -216268;1352326456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24667 @ 0.00050247 = 12.3944 BTC [+] -216267;1352326457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9333 @ 0.00050513 = 4.7144 BTC [+] -216266;1352327995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20522 @ 0.00050513 = 10.3663 BTC [+] -216265;1352327997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.00050538 = 9.1979 BTC [+] -216264;1352327998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7708 @ 0.00050547 = 3.8962 BTC [+] -216263;1352328864;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122881.0 <<< if anyone can draw. -216262;1352329084;jurov;cherries like these? http://www.kscm.cz -216261;1352329102;jurov;(Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia) -216260;1352329120;mircea_popescu;kinda bent -216259;1352329269;kakobrekla;o hehe -216258;1352329544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21742 @ 0.00050547 = 10.9899 BTC [+] -216257;1352329545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22700 @ 0.00050552 = 11.4753 BTC [+] -216256;1352329547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7172 @ 0.0005059 = 3.6283 BTC [+] -216255;1352329547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10986 @ 0.0005064 = 5.5633 BTC [+] -216254;1352329932;kakobrekla;too bad i cant draw to save my life -216253;1352330702;mircea_popescu;lol -216252;1352331102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.000503 = 9.3558 BTC [-] -216251;1352331274;dub;the only truck I have to hand is probably not appropriate -216250;1352331398;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i herd you lik welfare -216249;1352331399;thestringpuller;jk -216248;1352331982;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119745.msg1321870#msg1321870 -216247;1352332010;jurov;do i understand correctly? starts leverage trding platform using 300BTC capital? -216246;1352332103;jurov;starfish ftw -216245;1352332268;mircea_popescu;i don;t think 300 btc -216244;1352332285;mircea_popescu;from what ppl were saying (mostly guruvan ) he has something like 30-60 btc of assets. -216243;1352332370;pigeons;this isn't the guy using the bitcoinica code without fixing any of the obvious bugs is it? -216242;1352332381;mircea_popescu;lol katz has a change of heart https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.msg1322915#msg1322915 -216241;1352332391;mircea_popescu;pigeons why yes, yes it is. -216240;1352332423;pigeons;well that's nice about katz, i respect changing your mind and realizing when your wrong, cause i have to do it all the time ;) -216239;1352332446;mircea_popescu;the mildly obnoxious thing about it is that he does it with the "i always said" angle -216238;1352332455;pigeons;heh -216237;1352332477;mircea_popescu;get all the pain and misery without any of the educational benefit sorta plan. -216236;1352332547;mircea_popescu;sgornick who else got hit these past days with ddos/crap ? -216235;1352332621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00050437 = 7.3134 BTC [+] -216234;1352332622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.00050258 = 7.3628 BTC [-] -216233;1352332622;sgornick;BTC-e gets hit pretty regularly. Their thread alleges it was a hit by Mt. Gox. -216232;1352332638;mircea_popescu;o, that i heard but it seemed fluff. -216231;1352332644;pigeons;no it was the secret cabal that is out to get quickbitcoins -216230;1352332645;sgornick;WalletBit and BitPay got hit in September, with ransom note -216229;1352332654;mircea_popescu;i had about 3-4 hours of 5-10 hits a second with bs requests -216228;1352332662;mircea_popescu;masking a somewhat clumsy probing session -216227;1352332678;sgornick;If I remember correctly, I think BitSTAMP got a DDoS + ransom note recently too -216226;1352332694;mircea_popescu;the server didn't care, and i wrote it off as noob/script kiddie, but if there's any pattern in btcworld that's interesting -216225;1352332723;pigeons;i hope the ransom note had goatscii -216224;1352332758;mircea_popescu;i hope bitcoin makes actual ransom workable thus taking out of business everyone running shitty software -216223;1352332765;mircea_popescu;that'd make me so happy i could cry. -216222;1352332799;pigeons;did you read the symantec emails, where the cfo said they would pay the ransom so long as it was in paypal -216221;1352332803;mircea_popescu;the day shittysoft sales people all come home with "sorry, we can't afford all the ransoms to run your crapware" from all "customers" -216220;1352332811;mircea_popescu;hahaha -216219;1352332883;pigeons;pastebin.com/GJEKf1T9 -216218;1352332935;mircea_popescu;Mensaje verificado por el Antispam Terra. -216217;1352332942;mircea_popescu;that part is possibly the funniest. -216216;1352332959;mircea_popescu;Esta mensagem foi verificada pelo E-mail Protegido. -216215;1352333001;mircea_popescu;pretty retarded stuff. but i hadn't seen it. -216214;1352333088;dub;symantec is pretty retarded, not sure why anyone would want thier source -216213;1352333118;dub;'need to fuck this computer up, brb installing NAV' -216212;1352333268;mircea_popescu;lol -216211;1352333285;mircea_popescu;their source was prolly lulzy -216210;1352333380;pigeons;well first they said, we dont care, release it, its old, then when they started letting it out they said hold on, let us fix some bugs! -216209;1352333438;mircea_popescu;lol -216208;1352333481;mircea_popescu;the blackmailing kids are just as ridiculous tjho -216207;1352333503;mircea_popescu;what's this, southern confort blackmail ? -216206;1352334005;kakobrekla;well i dared, mircea_popescu https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122881.msg1322990#msg1322990 -216205;1352334024;mircea_popescu;is that you or gf ? -216204;1352334029;kakobrekla;me -216203;1352334071;mircea_popescu;actually it's pretty good but... -216202;1352334075;mircea_popescu;where's the cherries ? -216201;1352334082;kakobrekla;umm? -216200;1352334098;mircea_popescu;well ? -216199;1352334111;kakobrekla;the red balls in the cargo space -216198;1352334129;mircea_popescu;this is a milk drawing. -216197;1352334133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00050449 = 5.953 BTC [+] -216196;1352334137;kakobrekla;:( -216195;1352334145;mircea_popescu;o wait, there ARE cherries in there -216194;1352334158;mircea_popescu;lol i thought just the stems -216193;1352334162;mircea_popescu;no, srsly, pretty good. -216192;1352334196;kakobrekla;hm -216191;1352334288;kakobrekla;wait -216190;1352335338;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122881.msg1323020#msg1323020 -216189;1352335383;kakobrekla;hm bah im missing the light on the last two and the bumper -216188;1352335383;mircea_popescu;prolly last -216187;1352335395;mircea_popescu;ya lol -216186;1352335408;kakobrekla;thats a quick fix -216185;1352335710;kakobrekla;done -216184;1352335724;kakobrekla;and with that im finished drawing this ridiculus shit. -216183;1352335740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28345 @ 0.00050449 = 14.2998 BTC [+] -216182;1352335805;mircea_popescu;lol -216181;1352335808;mircea_popescu;engrossing isn't it. -216180;1352335815;kakobrekla;ya -216179;1352335820;kakobrekla;5btc is not enough. -216178;1352336109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 36 @ 0.0032 = 0.1152 BTC [+] -216177;1352337610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00050258 = 6.3074 BTC [-] -216176;1352337612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24600 @ 0.00050239 = 12.3588 BTC [-] -216175;1352337613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20350 @ 0.00050218 = 10.2194 BTC [-] -216174;1352339125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3546 @ 0.00050218 = 1.7807 BTC [-] -216173;1352339127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27880 @ 0.00050215 = 13.9999 BTC [-] -216172;1352339127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22074 @ 0.00050163 = 11.073 BTC [-] -216171;1352340649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12526 @ 0.00050163 = 6.2834 BTC [-] -216170;1352340651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00049955 = 1.4987 BTC [-] -216169;1352340652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1263 @ 0.00049954 = 0.6309 BTC [-] -216168;1352340653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1161 @ 0.00049939 = 0.5798 BTC [-] -216167;1352371269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19760 @ 0.00049606 = 9.8021 BTC [-] -216166;1352371270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13040 @ 0.00049536 = 6.4595 BTC [-] -216165;1352372794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23825 @ 0.00049913 = 11.8918 BTC [+] -216164;1352372795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12175 @ 0.00050039 = 6.0922 BTC [+] -216163;1352374433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00049837 = 8.2231 BTC [-] -216162;1352375945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.00049837 = 7.2762 BTC [-] -216161;1352375945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.0004961 = 0.9426 BTC [-] -216160;1352377472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32172 @ 0.0004961 = 15.9605 BTC [-] -216159;1352377474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17985 @ 0.00049592 = 8.9191 BTC [-] -216158;1352378973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14339 @ 0.00049851 = 7.1481 BTC [+] -216157;1352380485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2415 @ 0.00049592 = 1.1976 BTC [-] -216156;1352380486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.0004956 = 8.7721 BTC [-] -216155;1352380488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6635 @ 0.00049541 = 3.287 BTC [-] -216154;1352382124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.000497 = 12.1268 BTC [+] -216153;1352382205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1659 @ 0.000497 = 0.8245 BTC [+] -216152;1352382206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36509 @ 0.00049666 = 18.1326 BTC [-] -216151;1352382208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3622 @ 0.00049594 = 1.7963 BTC [-] -216150;1352382208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7965 @ 0.00049541 = 3.9459 BTC [-] -216149;1352382209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20910 @ 0.00049536 = 10.358 BTC [-] -216148;1352382210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29750 @ 0.00049534 = 14.7364 BTC [-] -216147;1352382211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49139 @ 0.00049518 = 24.3327 BTC [-] -216146;1352382213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00049362 = 2.4681 BTC [-] -216145;1352382214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22550 @ 0.00049334 = 11.1248 BTC [-] -216144;1352382215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00049291 = 5.0277 BTC [-] -216143;1352382216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1110 @ 0.00049275 = 0.547 BTC [-] -216142;1352382217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00049272 = 4.533 BTC [-] -216141;1352382217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00049261 = 6.0098 BTC [-] -216140;1352382218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20250 @ 0.00049245 = 9.9721 BTC [-] -216139;1352382219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56236 @ 0.0004924 = 27.6906 BTC [-] -216138;1352382220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46900 @ 0.00049228 = 23.0879 BTC [-] -216137;1352382221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00049209 = 8.6116 BTC [-] -216136;1352382222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49500 @ 0.00049205 = 24.3565 BTC [-] -216135;1352382223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43400 @ 0.00049205 = 21.355 BTC [-] -216134;1352382225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00049191 = 8.2149 BTC [-] -216133;1352382226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20250 @ 0.00049186 = 9.9602 BTC [-] -216132;1352382227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21050 @ 0.0004918 = 10.3524 BTC [-] -216131;1352382227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16334 @ 0.0004917 = 8.0314 BTC [-] -216130;1352382228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39100 @ 0.00049157 = 19.2204 BTC [-] -216129;1352382229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44050 @ 0.00049154 = 21.6523 BTC [-] -216128;1352382230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23400 @ 0.00049136 = 11.4978 BTC [-] -216127;1352382231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55130 @ 0.0004912 = 27.0799 BTC [-] -216126;1352382232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32350 @ 0.000491 = 15.8839 BTC [-] -216125;1352382233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57864 @ 0.00049064 = 28.3904 BTC [-] -216124;1352382234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00049032 = 4.7071 BTC [-] -216123;1352382235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12216 @ 0.00049019 = 5.9882 BTC [-] -216122;1352382236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46400 @ 0.00048988 = 22.7304 BTC [-] -216121;1352382237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37450 @ 0.00048978 = 18.3423 BTC [-] -216120;1352382237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31500 @ 0.00048976 = 15.4274 BTC [-] -216119;1352382238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00048936 = 9.0532 BTC [-] -216118;1352382239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00048859 = 8.3549 BTC [-] -216117;1352382240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52010 @ 0.00048836 = 25.3996 BTC [-] -216116;1352382241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16611 @ 0.00047874 = 7.9524 BTC [-] -216115;1352382242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36650 @ 0.00047864 = 17.5422 BTC [-] -216114;1352382243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00047842 = 8.2288 BTC [-] -216113;1352382244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5694 @ 0.00047841 = 2.7241 BTC [-] -216112;1352382245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34800 @ 0.00047813 = 16.6389 BTC [-] -216111;1352382246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.00047793 = 13.2387 BTC [-] -216110;1352382247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15850 @ 0.00047793 = 7.5752 BTC [-] -216109;1352382248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45659 @ 0.00047788 = 21.8195 BTC [-] -216108;1352382249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18450 @ 0.00047778 = 8.815 BTC [-] -216107;1352382250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.0004772 = 9.5917 BTC [-] -216106;1352382251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00047719 = 5.8694 BTC [-] -216105;1352382252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43671 @ 0.00047717 = 20.8385 BTC [-] -216104;1352382253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24367 @ 0.0004767 = 11.6157 BTC [-] -216103;1352382254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24450 @ 0.00047662 = 11.6534 BTC [-] -216102;1352382255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42892 @ 0.00047618 = 20.4243 BTC [-] -216101;1352382256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48100 @ 0.0004754 = 22.8667 BTC [-] -216100;1352382257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52000 @ 0.000475 = 24.7 BTC [-] -216099;1352382258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00047486 = 10.4469 BTC [-] -216098;1352382259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21050 @ 0.00047402 = 9.9781 BTC [-] -216097;1352382260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38674 @ 0.00047373 = 18.321 BTC [-] -216096;1352382261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28950 @ 0.00047354 = 13.709 BTC [-] -216095;1352382262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00047351 = 6.8185 BTC [-] -216094;1352382263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16902 @ 0.00047304 = 7.9953 BTC [-] -216093;1352382264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00047279 = 10.8742 BTC [-] -216092;1352382289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 153926 @ 0.00047 = 72.3452 BTC [-] -216091;1352382291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1074 @ 0.00049723 = 0.534 BTC [+] -216090;1352383354;EskimoBob;46 is in sight -216089;1352383798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30776 @ 0.00049723 = 15.3028 BTC [+] -216088;1352383800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2116 @ 0.00049773 = 1.0532 BTC [+] -216087;1352384019;jurov;bonjour, débrouillards! -216086;1352384401;jurov;The 165th birthday of novelist Bram Stoker has been marked by Google with a Dracula illustration hahaha -216085;1352385291;mircea_popescu;ow da fuck happened here. -216084;1352385327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00049773 = 3.0113 BTC [+] -216083;1352385863;kakobrekla;http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/math.png -216082;1352385894;mircea_popescu;lol -216081;1352386402;kakobrekla;hehe http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/the_universal_label.png -216080;1352386601;pigeons;https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxnW49twNMNbeEFXUWpqeGhDRUU -216079;1352386678;pigeons;kakobrekla: i don't know anything about htem if you feel like putting them in the topic or checking them out or whatever https://www.havelockinvestments.com/funds.php -216078;1352386751;kakobrekla;this is new? -216077;1352386757;kakobrekla;does it have a forum thread? -216076;1352386865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8114 @ 0.00049773 = 4.0386 BTC [+] -216075;1352386867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10561 @ 0.00049851 = 5.2648 BTC [+] -216074;1352386868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1725 @ 0.00050039 = 0.8632 BTC [+] -216073;1352386869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22958 @ 0.00050077 = 11.4967 BTC [+] -216072;1352387099;pigeons;no i don't see much as far as a forum thread, just this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87002 -216071;1352387130;pigeons;However, the other fund on that site has a pretty good thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119628.0 -216070;1352387153;pigeons;inb4 popescu ridicule -216069;1352387506;mircea_popescu;huh ? -216068;1352387548;pigeons;someone decided to play stock market. i am in before your ridicule of them -216067;1352387560;mircea_popescu;"With the lack of a prominent exchange" -216066;1352387564;mircea_popescu;lol ok. seems legit. -216065;1352387583;mircea_popescu;i wonder why do the kids imagine denying reality is productive ? -216064;1352387623;pigeons;mpex will never be prominent until it uses twitter bootstrap -216063;1352387632;mircea_popescu;right-o. -216062;1352387648;mircea_popescu;i guess my q is misplaced anyway. what else would they do, it's all they ever learn in "school" -216061;1352387832;mircea_popescu;https://dl.dropbox.com/u/52452135/popescu.jpg ahahah -216060;1352387837;mircea_popescu;the forum delivers. -216059;1352387873;mircea_popescu;i guess from now on if anyone asks me how i found out about btc i'ma say "i just happened" -216058;1352387897;kakobrekla;good pic -216057;1352387905;mircea_popescu;and hilarity will ensue as nobody will know the inside joke other than the insiders, which will bother the outsiders. -216056;1352387905;mircea_popescu;win. -216055;1352388372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26400 @ 0.00049706 = 13.1224 BTC [-] -216054;1352388439;mircea_popescu;;;seen kumala -216053;1352388440;gribble;I have not seen kumala. -216052;1352388448;mircea_popescu;;;seen Kumala -216051;1352388449;gribble;I have not seen Kumala. -216050;1352388452;mircea_popescu;what srsly ? -216049;1352389885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00049706 = 3.8771 BTC [-] -216048;1352389886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24297 @ 0.00049563 = 12.0423 BTC [-] -216047;1352391388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10508 @ 0.00049563 = 5.2081 BTC [-] -216046;1352391516;Chaang-Noi;test -216045;1352392932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16042 @ 0.00050077 = 8.0334 BTC [+] -216044;1352392933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2758 @ 0.00050304 = 1.3874 BTC [+] -216043;1352393600;jurov;lol,my latent talent has stirred : http://live.coinbr.com/images/cherries.png -216042;1352393979;mircea_popescu;ahaha! -216041;1352393982;mircea_popescu;pretty cool -216040;1352394482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18459 @ 0.00050304 = 9.2856 BTC [+] -216039;1352394786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00050304 = 0.503 BTC [+] -216038;1352396292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23900 @ 0.00050034 = 11.9581 BTC [-] -216037;1352396294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00050304 = 0.1006 BTC [+] -216036;1352397035;knotwork;Do the zooms etc in mouse controls box on this page work for anyone? --> http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/plotdvc.html -216035;1352397825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30760 @ 0.00049823 = 15.3256 BTC [-] -216034;1352397827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1907 @ 0.00049563 = 0.9452 BTC [-] -216033;1352399355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31242 @ 0.00049448 = 15.4485 BTC [-] -216032;1352399356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17758 @ 0.00049396 = 8.7717 BTC [-] -216031;1352400869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8042 @ 0.00049396 = 3.9724 BTC [-] -216030;1352400870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24158 @ 0.0004933 = 11.9171 BTC [-] -216029;1352402375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38248 @ 0.00049482 = 18.9259 BTC [+] -216028;1352402376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 252 @ 0.00049552 = 0.1249 BTC [+] -216027;1352403957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11731 @ 0.00049552 = 5.8129 BTC [+] -216026;1352405471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00049668 = 1.49 BTC [+] -216025;1352405472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00049667 = 4.5197 BTC [-] -216024;1352406824;jurov;Who wants to see WoT used universally, pls comment/upvote: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/12udi0/dear_rbitcoin_i_have_a_great_webapp_programming/c6ye5my -216023;1352406918;mircea_popescu;you know nano is working on otc 2.o neh ? -216022;1352406960;kakobreklaaa;i dont -216021;1352407003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40050 @ 0.0004979 = 19.9409 BTC [+] -216020;1352407005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7778 @ 0.00050001 = 3.8891 BTC [+] -216019;1352408095;jurov;did not knew too, but Serajewel informed me... but it seems there won't be identicons nor easily usable API -216018;1352408147;mircea_popescu;im not entirely clear what'll be like, but i suspect he's gonna try and pull a mpex -216017;1352408155;mircea_popescu;(make the infrastructure, let others make the interface) -216016;1352408194;jurov;yes, mentioned something about gpg-encrypted json -216015;1352408236;jurov;oh, apparently i killed someone of kakobrekla's family. nice. -216014;1352408299;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/gallery/YBlrZ -216013;1352408345;jurov;couldn't get over these insecurities, eh? -216012;1352408489;mircea_popescu;say what ?! -216011;1352408500;mircea_popescu;lol Diablo-D3 -216010;1352408523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14969 @ 0.00049667 = 7.4347 BTC [-] -216009;1352408524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40404 @ 0.000495 = 20 BTC [-] -216008;1352408526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19927 @ 0.0004933 = 9.83 BTC [-] -216007;1352408832;jurov;Diablo-D3 ;) -216006;1352410032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8564 @ 0.0004933 = 4.2246 BTC [-] -216005;1352410033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00049326 = 5.6972 BTC [-] -216004;1352410034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8636 @ 0.00049295 = 4.2571 BTC [-] -216003;1352411582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34590 @ 0.00049295 = 17.0511 BTC [-] -216002;1352411583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18069 @ 0.00049204 = 8.8907 BTC [-] -216001;1352411712;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 215 @ 0.10208185 = 21.9476 BTC [+] -216000;1352412086;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119628.msg1313993#msg1313993 -215999;1352412090;mircea_popescu;apparently i am not needed. -215998;1352412104;mircea_popescu;knotwork doing all the heavy lifting. -215997;1352412627;dub;without reading before that post, is it DMC 2.0? -215996;1352412681;mircea_popescu;prolly. -215995;1352412689;mircea_popescu;they're buying 4 singles except why not go for a rig ? -215994;1352412690;rg;dub -215993;1352412692;rg;order my lunch -215992;1352412695;rg;no one in -otc will do it -215991;1352412704;mircea_popescu;ya, order him something gross -215990;1352412715;dub;fish tacos enroute -215989;1352412721;mircea_popescu;ewgh -215988;1352412877;dub;classic convo in -dev, apparently genjix doesnt irc anymore because all the arugments are a waste of time -215987;1352412952;dub;1. Fuckup in every conceivable way, losing shitloads of everyone elses money -215986;1352412963;dub;2. Vanish because arguments waste your time -215985;1352412972;dub;3. ???? -215984;1352412985;dub;4. Priceless -215983;1352412991;dub;amidoitrite? -215982;1352413033;mircea_popescu;dub he doesn't irc anymore because when he tried to come here and "vouch" for nefario i told him where to stick it -215981;1352413049;mircea_popescu;subsequently he whined @ my datacenter about "cp" which went nowhere -215980;1352413053;mircea_popescu;so he is upset at internets -215979;1352413058;mircea_popescu;and might even delete his livejournal! -215978;1352413069;dub;haha -215977;1352413075;mircea_popescu;FOR EVER -215976;1352413087;dub;not HIS LJ PLEASE JESUS -215975;1352413162;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1324805#msg1324805 << meanwhile back at the loony farm... -215974;1352413175;mircea_popescu;i seriously do not understand what psych majors/grad students are thinking. -215973;1352413197;mircea_popescu;there does not exist a mental hospital that could in any conceivable way offer a more fertile field of study. -215972;1352413205;mircea_popescu;they should all be here 24/7. -215971;1352413234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30500 @ 0.00049204 = 15.0072 BTC [-] -215970;1352413256;pigeons;https://github.com/phelixbtc/ncsc -215969;1352413289;dub;I try to read what dishwara wrote and I urgently need to take a shit -215968;1352413300;dub;coincidence? -215967;1352413552;mircea_popescu;might be from that fish taco -215966;1352414619;jurov;78 pages? nope. -215965;1352414772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9231 @ 0.00049204 = 4.542 BTC [-] -215964;1352414774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6319 @ 0.00049009 = 3.0969 BTC [-] -215963;1352416282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7469 @ 0.00049333 = 3.6847 BTC [+] -215962;1352416283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31788 @ 0.00049366 = 15.6925 BTC [+] -215961;1352417807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10964 @ 0.00049443 = 5.4209 BTC [+] -215960;1352419093;smickles;lol, mircea_popescu MPOE-PR posts a defaulted contract asking for a scammer tag and gets trolled hard, I post a defaulted contract asking for a scammer tag and get satisfaction in a day or so -215959;1352419107;mircea_popescu;link ? -215958;1352419159;smickles;mpoe-pr https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.0 me https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118507.0 -215957;1352419309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16450 @ 0.00049009 = 8.062 BTC [-] -215956;1352419338;mircea_popescu;ya well.... compare who you're going after. -215955;1352419346;mircea_popescu;usagi is like, the inventor of milk. -215954;1352419395;mircea_popescu;but i vaguely recall you being trolled a little re arbitrage there too >D -215953;1352419446;smickles;yeah, but that's nothing like, "you were both mistaken, so mircea, you lose the btc" -215952;1352419481;mircea_popescu;lol the stuff people came up with in that thread i swear. -215951;1352419495;smickles;also, it shouldn't matter who you are if you've defaulted on a contract, you have still defaulted on the contract -215950;1352419553;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, the issue joelK raised is "legit", but the solution in that case would be to return the full amount of the principle to you -215949;1352419572;mircea_popescu;what issue is that ?! -215948;1352419602;smickles;the common mistake thing -215947;1352419603;mircea_popescu;read to me like "five year olds can not enter into contracts therefore anything anyone says is invalid" sort of bs. -215946;1352419611;mircea_popescu;do explain. -215945;1352420168;smickles;you don't recognise this sort of thing mircea_popescu http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mistake_(contract_law)#Common_mistake -215944;1352420201;smickles;I don't mean to suggest that it's aplicable in your case tho -215943;1352420204;mircea_popescu;yes, but i completely fail to see how you reason. -215942;1352420223;mircea_popescu;i mean, if me and patrick had a contract about this online currency which we both believed existed cause we read on something awful -215941;1352420224;smickles;I think PH (possibly thru his own ignorrance) mislead you -215940;1352420227;mircea_popescu;but then it turned out it didn't exist -215939;1352420231;mircea_popescu;that'd be a common mistake. -215938;1352420240;mircea_popescu;mislead me as to what ? -215937;1352420252;smickles;his pirate exposure -215936;1352420261;mircea_popescu;so ? -215935;1352420269;mircea_popescu;that's a misrepresentation of fact, not a common mistake. -215934;1352420287;smickles;heh, miscommunication here -215933;1352420292;thestringpuller;smickles -215932;1352420295;mircea_popescu;but these distinctions are important. -215931;1352420302;thestringpuller;monopoly fo sure tonight -215930;1352420355;mircea_popescu;if i sell you 100 acres of land which is registered improperly and it turns out it's really 99, and i had no idea, and you had no idea then it could be argued. -215929;1352420367;mircea_popescu;if i sell you 100 acres of land out of a plot of which i already sold someone an acre... -215928;1352420435;smickles;mircea_popescu: i brought up the issue of common mistake because I think that, if for whatever reason the parties involved decided to declare a common mistake, JoelK's suggestion that PH return anything less than the principal is wrong -215927;1352420467;mircea_popescu;jk's ideas are all over the place in any event. -215926;1352420510;smickles;thestringpuller, or should I say, sleeps-when-said-be-awake -215925;1352420515;mircea_popescu;basically here's how that thing works : if i'm a bank and i cash a cheque drawn fraudulently by a CEO on his company -215924;1352420531;mircea_popescu;i won't be held liable, if i acted in good faith. it's between the ceo and the company. -215923;1352420533;smickles;i'm up for monopoly at 4 utc :) -215922;1352420695;smickles;mircea_popescu: that senario seems wrong to me -215921;1352420720;mircea_popescu;why ? -215920;1352420748;pigeons;the common mistake was thinking patrick would repay -215919;1352420748;smickles;that sound more like fraud, rather than a common mistake -215918;1352420800;mircea_popescu;no looky, understand me : -215917;1352420807;mircea_popescu;you are the ceo of widgets, inc. -215916;1352420822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18692 @ 0.00049009 = 9.1608 BTC [-] -215915;1352420824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11958 @ 0.00048916 = 5.8494 BTC [-] -215914;1352420824;mircea_popescu;one day you decide to fuck it all, leave for cuba with your secret lover. -215913;1352420835;mircea_popescu;you draw a 500k cheque on the company, come to my bank, cash it. -215912;1352420842;mircea_popescu;you get 500k in cash, board a plane and you're gone. -215911;1352420858;mircea_popescu;the company can't now sue me for 500k. it will have to go sue in cuba. -215910;1352420889;mircea_popescu;i just did what i normally do : execute what the ceo says i should. it;'s not my job to police the corporate officers of widgets, inc. -215909;1352420941;dub;the argument seems to be that PH is himself a victim of his customers scams, not a scammer -215908;1352420957;dub;ie, they promised not to deposti his funds in pirate -215907;1352420971;mircea_popescu;there's that Roswell State Bank v. Lawrence Walker Cotton Co. case on the subject. -215906;1352420985;kakobrekla;but he claimed he can handle the scammers no? -215905;1352420987;mircea_popescu;dub that may well be true. but he can't pass it along to me. he will have to go prosecute them himself. -215904;1352421032;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i didn't buy shares in a fund he administered (that's a diff scam he pulled). i just loaned him money. -215903;1352421032;dub;yes well thats a problem with the scammer tag system -215902;1352421050;dub;it seems to imply intent to scam -215901;1352421080;mircea_popescu;scammer tag is only minimally relevant. the big deal here is that unlike in the pirate case, where everyone involved tried their darndest to hide the ugly truth in the hope they can offload on suckers -215900;1352421084;mircea_popescu;i punctured this lie bubble. -215899;1352421117;Diablo-D3;[05:28:03] i just did what i normally do : execute what the ceo says i should. it;'s not my job to police the corporate officers of widgets, inc. -215898;1352421120;mircea_popescu;in general the way this shit goes is "let's not admit that we've been scammed" -215897;1352421122;Diablo-D3;as long as you're not an executive officer -215896;1352421130;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 in that example i was the bank. -215895;1352421139;Diablo-D3;then yes, you know nothing, legally. -215894;1352421160;mircea_popescu;right. -215893;1352421184;Diablo-D3;Im not scrolling up, but how did we get to the point that this was being argued over? -215892;1352421187;mircea_popescu;anyway, for those interested on common mistake caselaw, bell vs lever brothers is the cannonical, lawschool textbook example. -215891;1352421199;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 the patrick hanrett scammer thread in btctalk -215890;1352421206;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: summarize plz kthx -215889;1352421237;mircea_popescu;patrick harnett was hoping to get away with a soft default because he's a special snowflake, -215888;1352421244;mircea_popescu;it didn't work. -215887;1352421273;mircea_popescu;it's pretty funny because he's not going to be able to ever find work in his profession again. -215886;1352421360;dub;his assertion that he would cover from private funds is key -215885;1352421396;mircea_popescu;well, on one avenue of inquiry yes it is. -215884;1352421499;dub;if a business defaults because its debtors default the liability lies with those debtors -215883;1352421520;dub;depending on its legal setup -215882;1352421525;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.msg1323947#msg1323947 tbh that's my favourite part of it all. -215881;1352421562;mircea_popescu;dub depends if the business was in the business of picking debtors. -215880;1352421599;mircea_popescu;but the protections of "default" irl don't quite exist in bitcoin. -215879;1352421682;dub;well IRL a lending business has insurance and if the insurer defaults a govt bails it out -215878;1352421692;dub;so its kinda the same -215877;1352421723;dub;except you got fucked directly instead of via a taxman -215876;1352421728;Diablo-D3;okay, Im on drugs -215875;1352421731;Diablo-D3;who is patrick harnett? -215874;1352421742;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 some forum banker wannabe. -215873;1352421749;mircea_popescu;was giving people ratings at some point. -215872;1352421757;Diablo-D3;whats his professional identity? -215871;1352421778;mircea_popescu;he's a private consultant, energy broker. -215870;1352421793;mircea_popescu;http://www.srgexpert.com/patrick.html -215869;1352421794;Diablo-D3;ahh, so his name is his brand? Ive never heard of him -215868;1352421809;dub;back to sleep with you -215867;1352421836;mircea_popescu;considering how much he actually has at stake i am uniquely impressed with how stupid he's been. -215866;1352421848;mircea_popescu;i guess people still fail to understand how deep the internet can come to bite you. -215865;1352421854;Diablo-D3;yeah really -215864;1352421857;Diablo-D3;dont fuck with the net -215863;1352421870;Diablo-D3;thats why Im just sitting back and watching nefario try to find some internet proof anal bum cover. -215862;1352421893;mircea_popescu;but in his case, fraud means he has to be fired (by law) -215861;1352421905;mircea_popescu;and he has to disclose that on all future applications (which means he can't be hired) -215860;1352421916;Diablo-D3;wait, does fraud with bitcoins still equal fraud? -215859;1352421919;mircea_popescu;and quite frankly nearing 50 and trying to change careers in this economy... -215858;1352421926;dub;does he have to fire himself? -215857;1352421929;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 if you think i'm not sueing him you're naive. -215856;1352421935;mircea_popescu;dub yea, actually. -215855;1352421937;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh, well, yeah, theres that -215854;1352421946;Diablo-D3;okay so, he fires himself... then... rehires himself? -215853;1352421959;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 and you know what ? my jurisdiction allows me to sue him locally. i hope he speaks romanian and is versed in the law. -215852;1352421987;Diablo-D3;yeah, but isnt he american? -215851;1352421990;Diablo-D3;how do you get the money -215850;1352421999;mircea_popescu;nz. -215849;1352422004;kakobrekla;its not money its bitcoin. -215848;1352422006;mircea_popescu;i don't want the money. -215847;1352422006;kakobrekla;:p -215846;1352422016;mircea_popescu;i couldn't care less about teh 500. i want his head. -215845;1352422027;Diablo-D3;500 btc or 500 usd/euros/whatevers? -215844;1352422032;mircea_popescu;500 btc -215843;1352422043;Diablo-D3;fuck dude, thats like, more than I make in a month :< -215842;1352422044;dub;500 NZ-sheeptokens -215841;1352422051;mircea_popescu;lol -215840;1352422060;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 well in a good month i make that every 3rd day -215839;1352422064;mircea_popescu;but this is besides teh point -215838;1352422112;dub;Diablo-D3: you have a job now? -215837;1352422147;dub;or they give you a $5k/month benefit? -215836;1352422152;dub;no wonder US is fucked -215835;1352422162;mircea_popescu;he's a lumberjack and he's ok -215834;1352422168;mircea_popescu;he works all night and he drinks all day... -215833;1352422186;dub;we give them ~$1k/month -215832;1352422204;dub;more when they breed -215831;1352422211;Diablo-D3;dub: I said more than. -215830;1352422220;Diablo-D3;like, a lot more than. -215829;1352422229;dub;idiot -215828;1352422244;dub;that expression is for use when its comparable -215827;1352422260;Diablo-D3;it is > than. -215826;1352422272;mircea_popescu;why all the hate ? -215825;1352422274;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -215824;1352422275;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.88000, Best ask: 10.96063, Bid-ask spread: 0.08063, Last trade: 10.96065, 24 hour volume: 25505.17163532, 24 hour low: 10.75000, 24 hour high: 11.07000, 24 hour vwap: 10.92276 -215823;1352422275;dub;so I gues syou use that a lot anyway -215822;1352422286;Diablo-D3;;;calc 10.88 * 500 -215821;1352422286;gribble;5440 -215820;1352422287;dub;a dollar?! thats more than I make in a month -215819;1352422298;Diablo-D3;;;calc 5440 / 844 -215818;1352422299;gribble;6.44549763033 -215817;1352422312;Diablo-D3;holy fuck, its more than I make in 6 months =/ -215816;1352422327;mircea_popescu;you should go into finance. -215815;1352422330;mircea_popescu;lots of money there. -215814;1352422347;dub;not many people will accept that receiving an unemployment benefit == making money -215813;1352422374;Diablo-D3;dub: thank god I dont. -215812;1352422386;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I tried that once, but then realized I'd have to be nice to douchebags -215811;1352422391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22339 @ 0.00048916 = 10.9273 BTC [-] -215810;1352422408;mircea_popescu;haha that;s one way to look at it. -215809;1352422423;mircea_popescu;you have to be at least as nice as my sick hound pr chick -215808;1352422809;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: hot pr chick* ftfy -215807;1352423892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8553 @ 0.00048916 = 4.1838 BTC [-] -215806;1352423894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9863 @ 0.00048806 = 4.8137 BTC [-] -215805;1352424199;Diablo-D3;man -215804;1352424212;Diablo-D3;whats the shortest way of converting interest per day into interest per year -215803;1352424463;mircea_popescu;diablo 1.0x ^ 365 -215802;1352424539;Diablo-D3;derp. -215801;1352424543;Diablo-D3;I fail at maths. -215800;1352424585;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: wait, that cant be right -215799;1352424624;mircea_popescu;it is. what's your daily interest ? -215798;1352424660;Diablo-D3;0.24%, which according to your math I end up with a little more than 2x than I started with -215797;1352424723;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.0024 ^ 365 -215796;1352424724;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -215795;1352424728;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.0024 ** 365 -215794;1352424729;gribble;2.39875650196 -215793;1352424732;Diablo-D3;huh -215792;1352424734;mircea_popescu;that's it. -215791;1352424743;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay so -215790;1352424754;Diablo-D3;according to today's fictional stock portfolio performance -215789;1352424761;Diablo-D3;over the next year if the s&p 500 does not move at all -215788;1352424768;Diablo-D3;and every day is like today -215787;1352424772;Diablo-D3;I could double my money -215786;1352424787;Diablo-D3;ergo, I have just proved wall street is a scam, QED -215785;1352424793;mircea_popescu;lol right. -215784;1352424803;mircea_popescu;prove global warming too, since you got the tools ready. -215783;1352424824;Diablo-D3;its snowing outside, ergo global warming is real, QED -215782;1352424828;mircea_popescu;"temperature somewhat measured has varied somewhat in the past 50 or so years, therefore global warming" -215781;1352424885;dub;well I dont think thats what science is saying -215780;1352424899;dub;but it helps the retarded to rationalise like that -215779;1352424919;dub;'LOL its colder today than it was yesterday global warming is a lie' -215778;1352424946;dub;disregard 99.9% of scientists -215777;1352424947;Diablo-D3;dub: I said the exact opposite -215776;1352424956;Diablo-D3;it almost never snows this early -215775;1352424989;dub;my point is superficial observations like, its cold or hot today/this year/this decade are meaningless -215774;1352425012;Diablo-D3;yeah, we really need the last million years of data -215773;1352425019;Diablo-D3;and thats hard, but not impossible, to acquire -215772;1352425021;dub;well we have that -215771;1352425066;Diablo-D3;the data indicates we're overdue for an ice age -215770;1352425107;Diablo-D3;the data also indicates it can get hotter than this and, although we're not making a real change at all,it could be the difference between survival and not -215769;1352425107;dub;the data indicates undeniable human influence in atmospheric carbon levels -215768;1352425130;Diablo-D3;the world can survive an additional degree of average temp -215767;1352425130;kakobrekla;lol -215766;1352425131;Diablo-D3;we cannot. -215765;1352425143;Diablo-D3;and that may be the sum total of environment change by 2050 by the human race -215764;1352425311;dub;well, no -215763;1352425354;Diablo-D3;dub: 1 degree of global temp is quite a lot of carbon -215762;1352425354;dub;but denial helps people sleep at night -215761;1352425362;Diablo-D3;dub: btw, Im not denying it -215760;1352425376;midnightmagic;DENY IT DENIER! -215759;1352425400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22670 @ 0.00049385 = 11.1956 BTC [+] -215758;1352425402;dub;its not just about carbon -215757;1352425406;Diablo-D3;dub: 1 degree of heat, globally, would be catastrophic -215756;1352425460;dub;theres rainforswt dieback, wholesale rape and poisoning of the ocean -215755;1352425462;midnightmagic;the lodgepole pine is going away in ~100yrs -215754;1352425473;midnightmagic;you can rape.. the ocean?! -215753;1352425485;midnightmagic;how the hell does that work.. -215752;1352425487;dub;sure ask china, japan, the US -215751;1352425496;dub;you kill all the fish -215750;1352425504;midnightmagic;I refuse to provide evidence for your water fetish. -215749;1352425519;dub;and leach too much superphosphates into the water -215748;1352425539;midnightmagic;"super"phosphates? -215747;1352425553;dub;yes -215746;1352425582;dub;they have a little S on the front -215745;1352425704;midnightmagic;looks as though the process to create superphosphates is the more environmentally damaging.. -215744;1352425763;dub;the fallout of it leaching into the water is one of the most obvious and dramatic affects of pollution -215743;1352425788;midnightmagic;you mean the effects of crappy oversight in the production facilities where these chemicals are made.. -215742;1352425799;dub;no, where they are used -215741;1352425816;dub;runoff from farming -215740;1352425858;midnightmagic;that used to be a common complaint. however, using too much so that the plants don't actually consume it, is a strong economic disincentive for its misuse. -215739;1352425944;dub;it may have improved but still a major problem -215738;1352426015;dub;not that its the only environmental impact of horticulture -215737;1352426069;dub;s/horti/agri/ -215736;1352426960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28711 @ 0.00048806 = 14.0127 BTC [-] -215735;1352426961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4089 @ 0.00048789 = 1.995 BTC [-] -215734;1352428484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15500 @ 0.00048789 = 7.5623 BTC [-] -215733;1352429994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1566 @ 0.00049385 = 0.7734 BTC [+] -215732;1352429995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23134 @ 0.00050001 = 11.5672 BTC [+] -215731;1352431530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7846 @ 0.00048789 = 3.828 BTC [-] -215730;1352431532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37907 @ 0.00048764 = 18.485 BTC [-] -215729;1352431532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1847 @ 0.00048681 = 0.8991 BTC [-] -215728;1352432222;midnightmagic;people gots ta eat -215727;1352433055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17453 @ 0.00048681 = 8.4963 BTC [-] -215726;1352433057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16847 @ 0.00048676 = 8.2004 BTC [-] -215725;1352434574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16353 @ 0.00048676 = 7.96 BTC [-] -215724;1352434575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37397 @ 0.00048657 = 18.1963 BTC [-] -215723;1352460567;mircea_popescu;domainforsale809 2:52 am you can purchase "mpex.cn" with a very fair price. -215722;1352460573;mircea_popescu;these dudes with the .cn domains... -215721;1352460712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00049367 = 4.9861 BTC [+] -215720;1352462234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00049021 = 5.4658 BTC [-] -215719;1352462236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45072 @ 0.00049547 = 22.3318 BTC [+] -215718;1352462294;Chaaang-Noi;1.5 billion people, what a market :) -215717;1352462317;mircea_popescu;heh. -215716;1352462703;Chaaang-Noi;lol i see joalkatz is still at it -215715;1352462761;mircea_popescu;that thing still going ? -215714;1352462848;Chaaang-Noi;since i saw it last atleast -215713;1352463741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6165 @ 0.00048974 = 3.0192 BTC [-] -215712;1352463743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23535 @ 0.00048891 = 11.5065 BTC [-] -215711;1352465275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43700 @ 0.00049517 = 21.6389 BTC [+] -215710;1352466796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9150 @ 0.00049517 = 4.5308 BTC [+] -215709;1352468307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18593 @ 0.00048992 = 9.1091 BTC [-] -215708;1352468308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5565 @ 0.00048891 = 2.7208 BTC [-] -215707;1352469824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00048824 = 7.6165 BTC [-] -215706;1352469826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00048797 = 3.5378 BTC [-] -215705;1352470420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00339943 = 1.0198 BTC [+] -215704;1352471933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24426 @ 0.00048797 = 11.9192 BTC [-] -215703;1352471934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9569 @ 0.00048566 = 4.6473 BTC [-] -215702;1352471936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 418 @ 0.00048434 = 0.2025 BTC [-] -215701;1352473442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15500 @ 0.00048434 = 7.5073 BTC [-] -215700;1352473877;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -215699;1352473879;gribble;Current Blocks: 207185 | Current Difficulty: 3304356.3929903 | Next Difficulty At Block: 207647 | Next Difficulty In: 462 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 1 hour, 32 minutes, and 6 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3384633.63150263 | Estimated Percent Change: 2.42943644586 -215698;1352474855;Chaang-Noi;when is halving day? -215697;1352474998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11282 @ 0.00048434 = 5.4643 BTC [-] -215696;1352475000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9269 @ 0.00048328 = 4.4795 BTC [-] -215695;1352475194;jurov;between 29 Nov 9:15 UTC (-2%) and 27 Nov 16:15 UTC (10%) -215694;1352475297;mircea_popescu;prolly on the 25th -215693;1352475781;jurov;that only if bfl ships/mines. -215692;1352475934;Chaaang-Noi;i expect huge difficulty rise for many alt coins lol -215691;1352475947;Chaaang-Noi;gpu miners are going to get killed -215690;1352476577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31155 @ 0.00048558 = 15.1282 BTC [+] -215689;1352478084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00048328 = 2.7064 BTC [-] -215688;1352479614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14792 @ 0.00048558 = 7.1827 BTC [+] -215687;1352481111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12155 @ 0.00048328 = 5.8743 BTC [-] -215686;1352481113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7445 @ 0.00048289 = 3.5951 BTC [-] -215685;1352482628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11955 @ 0.00048289 = 5.7729 BTC [-] -215684;1352482629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20045 @ 0.00048256 = 9.6729 BTC [-] -215683;1352482887;Chaang-Noi;am i doing this right? http://images.4chan.org/g/src/1352469351413.jpg -215682;1352482891;Chaang-Noi;:) -215681;1352482908;copumpkin;yep -215680;1352482945;Chaang-Noi;http://images.4chan.org/g/src/1352472748203.jpg -215679;1352482947;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -215678;1352483004;copumpkin;I hate it when my mobo gets dirty too -215677;1352483031;Chaang-Noi;:) -215676;1352483203;Chaang-Noi;http://wikispeed.com/ what is this and why do they take btc? -215675;1352483311;pigeons;its a car they build like "agile" software, they keep making new revs. they take btc cause they are "disruptive" like that ;) -215674;1352483325;Chaang-Noi;:) -215673;1352483350;Chaang-Noi;someone on 4chan said they found it on bitcoinfriday.com a site i dont know about -215672;1352483355;Chaang-Noi;however that site wont load for me :/ -215671;1352483366;Chaang-Noi;i guess bitcoin friday is a meme or something on /g/ -215670;1352483368;Chaang-Noi;not sure... -215669;1352483629;Chaang-Noi;loading now -215668;1352483632;Chaang-Noi;intersting site -215667;1352483641;Chaang-Noi;odd i heard about it on 4chan and not the forum or irc -215666;1352483643;Chaang-Noi;thats good -215665;1352484085;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.msg1325789#msg1325789 << first ever claim for bitcointalk legal expenses ? -215664;1352484110;kakobrekla;btw https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=123492.0 -215663;1352484120;kakobrekla;these things keep popin up! -215662;1352484121;kakobrekla;:) -215661;1352484135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7203 @ 0.00048558 = 3.4976 BTC [+] -215660;1352484136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18397 @ 0.00048841 = 8.9853 BTC [+] -215659;1352484160;mircea_popescu;lol -215658;1352484171;mircea_popescu;ofcourse. the word got out bitcoin has gathered a large collection of suckers. -215657;1352484578;Chaang-Noi;bitcointalk legal expenses ? -215656;1352484583;Chaang-Noi;where do you see that? -215655;1352484613;Chaang-Noi;is your link correct? -215654;1352484638;Enky;i'm looking -215653;1352484647;mircea_popescu;For the record, the sought compensation is detailed below: -215652;1352484647;mircea_popescu;500 BTC capital -215651;1352484647;mircea_popescu;+ 1% per week until the date of full repayment. Currently this is 14 weeks (since August the 10th), or 74.7371065 BTC -215650;1352484647;mircea_popescu;+ .01 BTC per word of my posts in this thread. Currently this is 3935 words = 39.35 BTC -215649;1352484647;mircea_popescu;+ Treble damages (punitive). -215648;1352484647;mircea_popescu;Total sought (if discharged today): 1842.2613195 BTC. -215647;1352484650;Enky;legal expenses of what? -215646;1352484655;mircea_popescu;that 0,01 btc per word is a fine precedent. -215645;1352484663;mircea_popescu;enky for prosecuting a claim in bitcoincourt. -215644;1352484716;Chaang-Noi;oh, i did not understand you, i thought the forum was under attack or something -215643;1352484720;mircea_popescu;a no -215642;1352484728;mircea_popescu;just drama as per ususal. -215641;1352484732;Chaang-Noi;joel is lol -215640;1352484742;mircea_popescu;that thread really delivers. -215639;1352484756;Chaang-Noi;he is the only one in the world who would agree with his points on this -215638;1352484769;Chaang-Noi;i hope he is neer a jeduge in real life -215637;1352484813;Chaang-Noi;judge* -215636;1352484814;mircea_popescu;i think he's something like unemployed overqualified california type. -215635;1352484875;Chaang-Noi;he is well known for something -215634;1352484883;Chaang-Noi;but yeah i think you are right -215633;1352484893;mircea_popescu;certanly nothing in the legal profession, way too clueless for that. -215632;1352484929;mircea_popescu;i mean its not even about agreeing or not, it's like, you never heard of san francisco -215631;1352484938;mircea_popescu;well, if you never heard of san francisco you're not from the us -215630;1352484949;mircea_popescu;irrespective if you like obama or romney or ron paul -215629;1352484974;Chaang-Noi;he did something with encryption i think -215628;1352485004;Chaang-Noi;iv been to sf, i dont follow -215627;1352485016;mircea_popescu;suppose someone says "i'm from the us" -215626;1352485023;mircea_popescu;and someone else says "no you're not". -215625;1352485038;mircea_popescu;now, if these two are maybe having an argument about politics, i could see it as a thing you say, you know ? -215624;1352485053;mircea_popescu;but if the first person literally has no idea sf exists... then that's that. they're not from the us. -215623;1352485736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35350 @ 0.00048256 = 17.0585 BTC [-] -215622;1352485738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10928 @ 0.00048224 = 5.2699 BTC [-] -215621;1352487165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11429 @ 0.00048841 = 5.582 BTC [+] -215620;1352487167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27150 @ 0.0004895 = 13.2899 BTC [+] -215619;1352487168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8457 @ 0.00048955 = 4.1401 BTC [+] -215618;1352487170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45500 @ 0.00048998 = 22.2941 BTC [+] -215617;1352487171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26350 @ 0.00049175 = 12.9576 BTC [+] -215616;1352487172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36650 @ 0.00049437 = 18.1187 BTC [+] -215615;1352487172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9628 @ 0.00049547 = 4.7704 BTC [+] -215614;1352487173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41322 @ 0.00049748 = 20.5569 BTC [+] -215613;1352487174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3538 @ 0.00050001 = 1.769 BTC [+] -215612;1352487176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34392 @ 0.00050042 = 17.2104 BTC [+] -215611;1352487177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32950 @ 0.00050288 = 16.5699 BTC [+] -215610;1352487178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19470 @ 0.00050304 = 9.7942 BTC [+] -215609;1352487179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4155 @ 0.00050449 = 2.0962 BTC [+] -215608;1352487180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29009 @ 0.00050518 = 14.6548 BTC [+] -215607;1352488704;mircea_popescu;I am inclined to assume that MPOE-PR is a minion acting in behalf of Mircea Popescu. -215606;1352488712;mircea_popescu;lmao this is the discovery of the century. -215605;1352488720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57207 @ 0.0005 = 28.6035 BTC [-] -215604;1352488922;pigeons;shill -215603;1352488941;pigeons;she should at least disclose -215602;1352488966;mircea_popescu;that guy should be on retainer. -215601;1352489772;Chaang-Noi;did joel say that? -215600;1352490354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22074 @ 0.00050379 = 11.1207 BTC [+] -215599;1352490782;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi no, the other guy -215598;1352490841;Chaang-Noi;ahh -215597;1352491885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13476 @ 0.00050379 = 6.7891 BTC [+] -215596;1352491887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4668 @ 0.00050301 = 2.3481 BTC [-] -215595;1352493407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1491 @ 0.00050518 = 0.7532 BTC [+] -215594;1352493408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9941 @ 0.00050575 = 5.0277 BTC [+] -215593;1352494818;smickles;OMG, so many more pixels -215592;1352494889;mod6;:D -215591;1352494974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.00050449 = 7.9457 BTC [-] -215590;1352495092;mircea_popescu;lol -215589;1352495110;smickles;it's like i was one of those just-bearly-legally-blind people before, and just had laser eye surgery -215588;1352495132;mircea_popescu;lol! -215587;1352495201;smickles;holy shit, i don't need to have my browser window maximized! -215586;1352495370;mod6;next, check out some pr0n and see how much better pussy looks in HD -215585;1352495395;mod6;=) -215584;1352495396;mircea_popescu;hahaha -215583;1352495405;mircea_popescu;why not irl -215582;1352495498;mod6;remember all of the pr0n from like 94 on the tubes and how pixelated it was lol? -215581;1352495502;mod6;good times -215580;1352495514;kakobrekla;i dont reccomend hd porn, you end up on wiki researching all sorts of std -215579;1352495536;mod6;ahh, i see your point kakobrekla -215578;1352495540;mircea_popescu;i remember ascii porn -215577;1352495593;mod6;haha ( . Y . ) -215576;1352495696;kakobrekla;too bad (_|_)bot is erroneous nick -215575;1352495709;mod6;awe -215574;1352496063;kuzetsa;/nick {_|_}bot -215573;1352496065;kuzetsa;try like that :P -215572;1352496897;kakobrekla;that could be easily interpreted as two boobs -215571;1352496913;kuzetsa;not really -215570;1352496917;kuzetsa;it's a butt -215569;1352497086;mircea_popescu;i thought it was a biscuit -215568;1352497255;kakobrekla;kuzetsa, imagine this woman lies down on the floor naked and you look from top http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-FI21JCXFOXg/UFoMH7IBZ4I/AAAAAAAADhM/zxwOLirnH3k/s400/big-boobs-2.jpg -215567;1352497261;kakobrekla;you will see {_|_} -215566;1352498194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00050301 = 2.8169 BTC [-] -215565;1352498660;thestringpuller;smickles: 400 utc i will be awake i promise! -215564;1352498707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17830 @ 0.00050301 = 8.9687 BTC [-] -215563;1352498732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12270 @ 0.0005 = 6.135 BTC [-] -215562;1352498751;smickles;heh, ok, I'll be sure to be there :) -215561;1352498910;thestringpuller;do you know of nate silver? -215560;1352498979;copumpkin;who doesn't! -215559;1352498987;copumpkin;everyone is talking about him these days (for the wrong reasons, probably) -215558;1352499004;thestringpuller;i read his book recently -215557;1352499018;thestringpuller;we make a lot of bad predictions -215556;1352499239;smickles;;;lucky "nate silver" -215555;1352499240;gribble;http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/author/nate-silver/ -215554;1352499551;smickles;hmm, i wonder how much of the information in his book is on lesswrong.com, and whether it would be worth buying since that site is free to use -215553;1352499778;mircea_popescu;it's a good idea to spend ten bux or w/e to support an author you like -215552;1352499786;mircea_popescu;mostly because if you don't, there won't be any. -215551;1352499808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.0005 = 7.5 BTC [-] -215550;1352499818;smickles;while I agree, I dunno if I like nate silver or not -215549;1352499841;smickles;and it's not like that site replicates the content of the book -215548;1352499855;smickles;they seem to have a similar topic of discussion -215547;1352499902;mircea_popescu;well if you don't know find out lol -215546;1352499910;mircea_popescu;if you care, obviously. -215545;1352501330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35523 @ 0.0005 = 17.7615 BTC [-] -215544;1352501332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4224 @ 0.00049989 = 2.1115 BTC [-] -215543;1352502840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29276 @ 0.00049989 = 14.6348 BTC [-] -215542;1352502842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18824 @ 0.00049909 = 9.3949 BTC [-] -215541;1352504360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11576 @ 0.00049909 = 5.7775 BTC [-] -215540;1352504361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8124 @ 0.00049903 = 4.0541 BTC [-] -215539;1352505462;BTC-Mining;Large deposit on my account Mircea. Technically just in, but would appreciate being able to place orders right away =P -215538;1352505707;jurov;in mircealand, 5k is large. Not 200 :D -215537;1352505805;BTC-Mining;Right, I forgot about that -215536;1352505846;BTC-Mining;You're almost right on for 5k vs 200 too -215535;1352505866;BTC-Mining;I'm assuming 5k being among the large deposit based on certain large orders. -215534;1352505890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16639 @ 0.00050449 = 8.3942 BTC [+] -215533;1352505892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14661 @ 0.00050575 = 7.4148 BTC [+] -215532;1352505914;mircea_popescu;all deposits done -215531;1352505928;mircea_popescu;you know, i've been processing for everyone if pinged, no relation to size. -215530;1352505966;jurov;ofc. just wanted to joke about the "large" adjective -215529;1352507247;BTC-Mining;Thank you for processing so fast -215528;1352507393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15802 @ 0.00050575 = 7.9919 BTC [+] -215527;1352507394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13908 @ 0.0005063 = 7.0416 BTC [+] -215526;1352508910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26959 @ 0.00049903 = 13.4533 BTC [-] -215525;1352509102;mircea_popescu;lol what! -215524;1352509150;midnightmagic;nothing! -215523;1352509155;midnightmagic;:) -215522;1352509282;mircea_popescu;lol -215521;1352509350;kakobrekla;hm, pathetic ban msg -215520;1352510420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8946 @ 0.00049903 = 4.4643 BTC [-] -215519;1352510422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7654 @ 0.0004988 = 3.8178 BTC [-] -215518;1352511424;mircea_popescu;ahahaha katz is getting better and better -215517;1352511697;mircea_popescu;but anyway, Diablo-D3 this maybe interests you https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.msg1327078#msg1327078 -215516;1352511699;mircea_popescu;(last quote) -215515;1352511798;rdponticelli_;Are you still arguing? -215514;1352511829;kakobrekla;the only one arguing now is pretteymuch katz -215513;1352511849;kakobrekla;the rest just want to slap some reality into him or smth -215512;1352511937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.0004988 = 4.6139 BTC [-] -215511;1352511973;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli_ the great advantage of hiring women to do your dirty work -215510;1352511978;mircea_popescu;i watched disgrace in the meanwhile. -215509;1352512368;rdponticelli;Everybody is just wasting time -215508;1352512431;mircea_popescu;as oposed to what ? -215507;1352512617;rdponticelli;Just agree that you'll ever disagree -215506;1352512622;mircea_popescu;who ? -215505;1352512670;mircea_popescu;dawg, what do i care what joel k. nobody does or doesn't do ? does he own something ? is he somebody ? why'd i give a fuck exactly ? -215504;1352512681;mircea_popescu;he and the girl can argue till one drops dead as far as i'm concerned -215503;1352512686;mircea_popescu;what the forum is for in the end, innit ? -215502;1352513521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6606 @ 0.00050097 = 3.3094 BTC [+] -215501;1352513710;mircea_popescu;lol -215500;1352513716;mircea_popescu;im in an obamacare-free state -215499;1352513720;mircea_popescu;so i can indulge, yet. -215498;1352513742;smickles;:D -215497;1352513965;mircea_popescu;anyway. night all! -215496;1352539863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00049744 = 3.6313 BTC [-] -215495;1352541372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9379 @ 0.00049532 = 4.6456 BTC [-] -215494;1352541374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12471 @ 0.00049525 = 6.1763 BTC [-] -215493;1352542886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33500 @ 0.00049744 = 16.6642 BTC [+] -215492;1352544475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26250 @ 0.00049564 = 13.0106 BTC [-] -215491;1352544477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00049525 = 4.8782 BTC [-] -215490;1352545984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22866 @ 0.00049525 = 11.3244 BTC [-] -215489;1352545984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12834 @ 0.00049522 = 6.3557 BTC [-] -215488;1352547537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00049591 = 2.5291 BTC [+] -215487;1352547539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37600 @ 0.00049634 = 18.6624 BTC [+] -215486;1352548219;mircea_popescu;The charity Childline says a girl born in South Africa is more likely to be raped in her lifetime than learn to read. -215485;1352548599;EskimoBob;Guardian had a good article about charities. Their main goal is not to fix the problems but to spread panic so they can get more and more money. And this was not about some small 1 day projects. -215484;1352548647;EskimoBob;this money is wasted on all sorts of bs and make the fuckers rich who run the charity. "What about children..." scams work every time -215483;1352549050;EskimoBob;I bet, you old pervert mircea_popescu were, searching for negro rape porn but ran in to a SA charity article ... lol -215482;1352549085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5696 @ 0.00049522 = 2.8208 BTC [-] -215481;1352549087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17950 @ 0.00049513 = 8.8876 BTC [-] -215480;1352549087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2254 @ 0.00049492 = 1.1155 BTC [-] -215479;1352549179;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob the chartiy thing is pretty well known -215478;1352549191;mircea_popescu;they don't exist to do their stated job, they exist to pay the salaries of those involved. -215477;1352549239;mircea_popescu;much like... you know, government. -215476;1352549298;EskimoBob;I can not find this article but it was also talking about how kids are now days scared of grownups and how things are gone so bad that people do not even help kids on the street because they can be later charged for who knows what. "protect children" charities have huge role on this -215475;1352549326;mircea_popescu;i remember reading something like that. -215474;1352549351;EskimoBob;actually the comment for this article where really informative. Some of the stories, damn -215473;1352549365;mircea_popescu;i know a couple of different people who left the uk after the 2003 law requiring men "obtain positive agreement at all stages of intercourse" or some such bs -215472;1352549382;mircea_popescu;and these are people worth well in the 10s of millions. -215471;1352549399;mircea_popescu;it's all one huge orb of stupidity around sex. -215470;1352549406;mircea_popescu;in 2012, STILL the boogaboo. -215469;1352549599;EskimoBob;there was this one guy telling teh story how a he was on the playground with his kid and someone else kid gut stuck and nobody helped her because of possible sexual assault charges for "touching her"... I mean WTF! All the dad where standing around and did NOTHING. All scared shitless -215468;1352549658;EskimoBob;so they had to get women as witnesses to even help that kid -215467;1352549672;EskimoBob;wtf! And this is UK, USA etc -215466;1352549712;mircea_popescu;not etc. -215465;1352549719;EskimoBob;I have kids and reading this shit was brr.... really strange -215464;1352549721;mircea_popescu;just the us and it's 51st state -215463;1352549735;mircea_popescu;i don't have kids, but i do find it ridiculous. -215462;1352549782;mircea_popescu;it's all this self feeding stupidity, kids these days believe about 1/3 of the general population is gay, cause that's what they get shown on tv and is implied in school -215461;1352549795;mircea_popescu;male gays are still the 3% they always were. lesbians still the half percent. -215460;1352549825;mircea_popescu;i doubt people actually sexually interested in children are one in ten thousand, but the general consensus seems to be "over 100%" -215459;1352549868;mircea_popescu;but anyway, off to some meetings. later. -215458;1352550614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00049634 = 0.3474 BTC [+] -215457;1352552256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00049708 = 4.9708 BTC [+] -215456;1352553766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28256 @ 0.00049708 = 14.0455 BTC [+] -215455;1352553767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4644 @ 0.00049692 = 2.3077 BTC [-] -215454;1352555298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32450 @ 0.000497 = 16.1277 BTC [+] -215453;1352583713;mircea_popescu;sooo... what's new ? -215452;1352584047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24265 @ 0.0004946 = 12.0015 BTC [-] -215451;1352584049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7035 @ 0.00049446 = 3.4785 BTC [-] -215450;1352585554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19690 @ 0.00049614 = 9.769 BTC [+] -215449;1352585555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4660 @ 0.00049446 = 2.3042 BTC [-] -215448;1352587076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3205 @ 0.00049446 = 1.5847 BTC [-] -215447;1352587077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33234 @ 0.00049392 = 16.4149 BTC [-] -215446;1352587078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10361 @ 0.00049387 = 5.117 BTC [-] -215445;1352588586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2821 @ 0.00049807 = 1.4051 BTC [+] -215444;1352588588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19679 @ 0.00049919 = 9.8236 BTC [+] -215443;1352589209;jurov;yup, earned 5 BTC for drawing :) -215442;1352589451;dub;link? -215441;1352589457;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122881.20 -215440;1352589525;mircea_popescu;haha wd. -215439;1352589536;mircea_popescu;some people just have all the winning. -215438;1352589564;jurov;guess having kakobrekla as contestant added some inspiration :P -215437;1352589587;kakobrekla;hm? -215436;1352589668;jurov;;;gettrust kakobrekla -215435;1352589669;gribble;Trust relationship from user jurov to user kakobrekla: Level 1: -1, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=jurov&dest=kakobrekla -215434;1352589680;jurov;not -10 anymore? good :) -215433;1352589686;mircea_popescu;lol you two. -215432;1352589718;kakobrekla;oh no afaik its still there. -215431;1352589765;jurov;;;unrate kakobrekla -215430;1352589767;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for kakobrekla. -215429;1352589778;jurov;not worth the fuss. fuck the fsa. -215428;1352589792;kakobrekla;;;unrate jurov -215427;1352589793;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for jurov. -215426;1352589795;kakobrekla;smart man. -215425;1352589846;mircea_popescu;in other news, augusto croppo wants to know what mpoe-pr's credentials are. -215424;1352589865;mircea_popescu;i guess he doesn't see signatures or something. -215423;1352589926;smickles;augusto c may not accept text on a screen as credentials -215422;1352589940;kakobrekla;ctrl+p -215421;1352589942;mircea_popescu;o i see -215420;1352589947;mircea_popescu;lol -215419;1352589951;jurov;yesterday we just burned 2 hours together with smickles to get me loan... ended it all up by scanned doc with shopped signatures -215418;1352589965;mircea_popescu;what ?! -215417;1352589969;jurov;cause lender does not know anything bout gpg -215416;1352589979;mircea_popescu;hahaha WHAT ? -215415;1352589985;smickles;yeah, it was awesome, in a way -215414;1352589990;mircea_popescu;fill me n -215413;1352589991;mircea_popescu;in* -215412;1352590060;smickles;well, a contract was written up. I expected it to be double signed with pgp sigs, but they ended up printing it and using physical sigs -215411;1352590090;mircea_popescu;lol -215410;1352590105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00049387 = 1.8767 BTC [-] -215409;1352590106;mircea_popescu;what interest if it's notsecret ? -215408;1352590132;mircea_popescu;also, somewhat unrelatedly, proposed scammer tag : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134777535061.jpg -215407;1352590139;smickles;you'd have to ask jurov, i'm the third party in that thing -215406;1352590140;jurov;it's public, lemme dig the thread... -215405;1352590155;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122156.msg1327143#msg1327143 -215404;1352590227;mircea_popescu;.3% day ? 2.x a week ? -215403;1352590229;mircea_popescu;SCAM OMG -215402;1352590239;mircea_popescu;everyone knows this is invested in pirate. -215401;1352590287;jurov;well, apparently this is around market standard lending rate nao. -215400;1352590298;mircea_popescu;Topic: §§§ Bitcoin Lending Thread - Currently 0 BTC available @ 9% per month (Read 190 times) -215399;1352590301;smickles;I should start a market competitor for these loans, i could just cash-advance on a credit card, charge a little bit on top and slaughter these rates -215398;1352590305;mircea_popescu;right. this is funny cause the mpbor is 9% -215397;1352590309;mircea_popescu;i guess the market is alligning. -215396;1352590338;mircea_popescu;i really wouldn't be doing that smickles. -215395;1352590347;smickles;yeah, i'm not going to -215394;1352590352;smickles;but the potential is there -215393;1352590374;mircea_popescu;not really. the cost of underwriting these loans far exceeds any benefit. -215392;1352590401;mircea_popescu;you won't find a credit officer working for less than 100s of BTC PER LOAN. -215391;1352590441;smickles;and from the lendee's perspective, if i really needed a btc loan, at these rates, a cash advance on a cc to buy btc is one of at least 5 things i would look into b/f a direct btc loan -215390;1352590470;mircea_popescu;right,. -215389;1352590493;mircea_popescu;loans will exist as a market after behemoths a la s.dice/s.mpoe etc are fully floated and held by 1000s of people. -215388;1352590510;mircea_popescu;then things like buyouts etc will make sense financially, both as size and as risk. -215387;1352590524;jurov;i'm maxed out my bank+creditcard already.. and it does not accept s.mpoe as collateral -215386;1352590554;smickles;jurov: I hope you know that I meant no personal slight there :) -215385;1352590579;jurov;wat? i did not notice any :) -215384;1352590645;jurov;i considered non-bank loan but these whores ask more than 9% a month anyway -215383;1352590825;jurov;o mircea, you actually know some credit officer working for more than 100s of BTC PER LOAN? -215382;1352590903;jurov;not that i want more nao, but someday later -215381;1352590954;mircea_popescu;you don't take my meaning. -215380;1352590967;mircea_popescu;the credit officer is the person working for the lender that says yes or no to an application. -215379;1352590978;mircea_popescu;if they consider 100 applications in one month you owe them say 50`000 btc. -215378;1352590985;EskimoBob;borrowing btc at those rates is flat out stupid. -215377;1352591011;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob for sure it only makes sense if you're doing btc stuff. -215376;1352591027;mircea_popescu;(ie, you are using the loan denomination to eat your btc-collapse risks) -215375;1352591036;EskimoBob;actually borrowing anything at rates like that is absurd, unless this "stuff" has a massive inflation -215374;1352591043;smickles;jeebus, my market maker bot is at 92k in size, and I'm not even done -215373;1352591174;jurov;you mean LOC or BTC? -215372;1352591198;smickles;LOC? -215371;1352591202;jurov;lines of code -215370;1352591210;smickles;92k file size -215369;1352591260;smickles;i would've said it in LOC, but it's across multiple files, so it'd not be worth it to add them up -215368;1352591336;smickles;@.@ so many TODOs -215367;1352591358;jurov;well, my quasi-scalper has 40k, and it uses coinbr lib elsewhere. and was not even profitable -215366;1352591384;jurov;just very useful to test and find mpex bugs :P -215365;1352591458;smickles;clearly, you had too few k. that's why it wasn't profitable ;P -215364;1352591492;mircea_popescu;and was not even profitable << heh -215363;1352591523;mircea_popescu;didn't you get a multi-trillion options position at some point in a db desync ? -215362;1352591529;jurov;hehe... s.mpoe was hard to scalp, too tight spread.. and options were possible.. if you waited days -215361;1352591562;jurov;mircea_popescu, sadly the attempt to slip withdrawal past you failed :/ -215360;1352591566;mircea_popescu;lol -215359;1352591578;mircea_popescu;duh, trade db was liek "orly?!" -215358;1352591611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 739 @ 0.00049387 = 0.365 BTC [-] -215357;1352591612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17092 @ 0.00049362 = 8.437 BTC [-] -215356;1352591614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00049347 = 5.5269 BTC [-] -215355;1352591615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2919 @ 0.0004934 = 1.4402 BTC [-] -215354;1352591633;mircea_popescu;BAN HIM!!! BAN HIM WITH FIRE!!! -215353;1352591636;mircea_popescu;and i was like... -215352;1352591652;mircea_popescu;no, he's a good man -215351;1352591657;jurov;lmao -215350;1352591661;mircea_popescu;but hey, it did the same thing to smickles at some point -215349;1352591665;mircea_popescu;i think 2-3 months in a row was like -215348;1352591668;smickles;I'm consistantly baffled at the fact that things which seem so simple from a human perspective, are actually fucking complicated -215347;1352591677;mircea_popescu;"smickles you say ?! MOAR LIEK SCAMKES!!! BAN HJIM!!!!" -215346;1352591689;smickles;heh -215345;1352591746;SCAMKES;:o -215344;1352591760;SCAMKES;this nick is thrilling -215343;1352591845;mircea_popescu;lol -215342;1352592282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13870 @ 0.00049919 = 6.9238 BTC [+] -215341;1352592284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52850 @ 0.0004998 = 26.4144 BTC [+] -215340;1352592284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30350 @ 0.00050161 = 15.2239 BTC [+] -215339;1352592285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39800 @ 0.00050174 = 19.9693 BTC [+] -215338;1352592286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00050175 = 9.2322 BTC [+] -215337;1352592288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00050231 = 3.6166 BTC [+] -215336;1352592289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36950 @ 0.0005028 = 18.5785 BTC [+] -215335;1352592290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25956 @ 0.0005035 = 13.0688 BTC [+] -215334;1352592291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47200 @ 0.00050409 = 23.793 BTC [+] -215333;1352592292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25820 @ 0.0005042 = 13.0184 BTC [+] -215332;1352592293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9945 @ 0.00050438 = 5.0161 BTC [+] -215331;1352592294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39107 @ 0.00050604 = 19.7897 BTC [+] -215330;1352592294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19242 @ 0.0005063 = 9.7422 BTC [+] -215329;1352592295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31800 @ 0.00050669 = 16.1127 BTC [+] -215328;1352592296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11626 @ 0.00050673 = 5.8912 BTC [+] -215327;1352592298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10074 @ 0.00050683 = 5.1058 BTC [+] -215326;1352592299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00050707 = 3.5241 BTC [+] -215325;1352592300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10272 @ 0.00050727 = 5.2107 BTC [+] -215324;1352592301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44900 @ 0.00050739 = 22.7818 BTC [+] -215323;1352592302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25350 @ 0.00050753 = 12.8659 BTC [+] -215322;1352592303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49100 @ 0.00050759 = 24.9227 BTC [+] -215321;1352592303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10393 @ 0.00050795 = 5.2791 BTC [+] -215320;1352592304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28100 @ 0.0005085 = 14.2889 BTC [+] -215319;1352592305;mircea_popescu;party! -215318;1352592305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29100 @ 0.00050853 = 14.7982 BTC [+] -215317;1352592308;jurov;uh oh :) -215316;1352592373;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE -215315;1352592381;mircea_popescu;this is actually getting to look kinda like the real deal huh -215314;1352592496;jurov;evidently there's someone thinking like me, but who hasn't such loan problems :) -215313;1352592551;jurov;*without such problems, i mean -215312;1352592565;kakobrekla;its all a bubble, sell before bitb comes out i tell you! -215311;1352592640;PsychoticBoy;I love bubbles -215310;1352592680;jurov;bitb upon us? oh no -215309;1352592874;mircea_popescu;what's bitb ? -215308;1352592910;jurov;1. go to mpex front page -215307;1352592918;jurov;2. scroll down to the bottom -215306;1352592927;mircea_popescu;lmao omfg owned -215305;1352592983;mircea_popescu;jurov : reload. -215304;1352593244;mod6;haha, you didn't know that was still down there 'eh? -215303;1352593248;jurov;K. prefix? what wicked financial instrument are you concocting now? -215302;1352593403;mircea_popescu;lol -215301;1352593414;mircea_popescu;the kumbaya -215300;1352593420;mircea_popescu;mod6 i had forgotten lol/ -215299;1352593429;mod6;:] -215298;1352593437;mod6;oh... i didn't see K. in this list: -215297;1352593438;mod6;http://trilema.com/2012/mpsics-in-detail/ -215296;1352593441;mircea_popescu;Reward-Drop ETA: 2012-11-29 00:03:55 (2 weeks, 4 days, 1 hour, 40 minutes) -215295;1352593451;mod6;where did you see that jurov -215294;1352593454;mircea_popescu;oh cause it's made up -215293;1352593473;mod6;oh :) -215292;1352593475;jurov;mircea, not kolchoz ? -215291;1352593487;mod6;i bought a new lappy, just setting it up... bbiab -215290;1352593794;jurov;indeed i suspect mircea turned communist and will start kolkhoz soon :D -215289;1352593800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31820 @ 0.00051095 = 16.2584 BTC [+] -215288;1352594248;mircea_popescu;ya. CCCP LIVES -215287;1352595352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18050 @ 0.00051 = 9.2055 BTC [-] -215286;1352596858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23150 @ 0.00051 = 11.8065 BTC [-] -215285;1352597106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13550 @ 0.00051003 = 6.9109 BTC [+] -215284;1352598239;jurov;i'm currently thinking on improving new order screen of coinbr, you won't believe what evil idea i just came up with -215283;1352598273;jurov;user won't have to copy/paste thhe price, he just clicks into graph similar to live.coinbr.com -215282;1352598374;jurov;imagine that. no messing with these forms, just click into the graph to generate order of given price and quantity -215281;1352598403;jurov;i'll make ipad app for that :DDDD -215280;1352598443;jurov;either i'm insane or brilliant, not sure -215279;1352598602;jurov;"oh my cat ran over the ipad" lol -215278;1352598610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37415 @ 0.00051015 = 19.0873 BTC [+] -215277;1352598612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4385 @ 0.00051 = 2.2364 BTC [-] -215276;1352598743;jurov;"Great MPEx Panic Of 2013 Caused By Cat Stepping On IPad" -215275;1352598916;jurov;better to go sleep, bye -215274;1352599191;mircea_popescu;that's pretty good -215273;1352600131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30100 @ 0.00051 = 15.351 BTC [-] -215272;1352600163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49960 @ 0.00051 = 25.4796 BTC [-] -215271;1352600164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1005 @ 0.00050974 = 0.5123 BTC [-] -215270;1352601701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3201 @ 0.00050974 = 1.6317 BTC [-] -215269;1352601702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00050913 = 4.2258 BTC [-] -215268;1352601704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49703 @ 0.0005091 = 25.3038 BTC [-] -215267;1352603210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1672 @ 0.0005091 = 0.8512 BTC [-] -215266;1352603210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00050745 = 9.0326 BTC [-] -215265;1352603212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18296 @ 0.00050661 = 9.2689 BTC [-] -215264;1352640562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11845 @ 0.00050108 = 5.9353 BTC [-] -215263;1352640563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5158 @ 0.00050039 = 2.581 BTC [-] -215262;1352641615;mircea_popescu;;;later tell btc-mining would you be so kind as to post in https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.220 -215261;1352641616;gribble;The operation succeeded. -215260;1352641629;mircea_popescu;;;later tell btc-mining i think it is your obligation to your investors to help prosecute the scammer. -215259;1352641630;gribble;The operation succeeded. -215258;1352642106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48397 @ 0.00050039 = 24.2174 BTC [-] -215257;1352642107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 86 @ 0.0005002 = 0.043 BTC [-] -215256;1352643617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22764 @ 0.0005002 = 11.3866 BTC [-] -215255;1352643618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17349 @ 0.00049979 = 8.6709 BTC [-] -215254;1352645122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25450 @ 0.00049979 = 12.7197 BTC [-] -215253;1352646645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39200 @ 0.00050175 = 19.6686 BTC [+] -215252;1352647426;kakobrekla;anyone sploke to casascius recently? -215251;1352647528;kakobrekla;i cant reach the guy, all the mails are bouncing back goddammit -215250;1352648160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26200 @ 0.00050175 = 13.1459 BTC [+] -215249;1352649686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24900 @ 0.00050605 = 12.6006 BTC [+] -215248;1352649687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00050715 = 4.6151 BTC [+] -215247;1352651213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00050469 = 3.0786 BTC [-] -215246;1352652748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13743 @ 0.0005021 = 6.9004 BTC [-] -215245;1352654270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.0005021 = 8.5357 BTC [-] -215244;1352655780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21807 @ 0.0005021 = 10.9493 BTC [-] -215243;1352655781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4651 @ 0.00049979 = 2.3245 BTC [-] -215242;1352655782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8242 @ 0.00049862 = 4.1096 BTC [-] -215241;1352656879;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i think he's active on forum -215240;1352656907;kakobrekla;sent him a pm as well -215239;1352656913;kakobrekla;but i guess he didnt get the notice on the email -215238;1352656914;kakobrekla;hehe -215237;1352657310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37158 @ 0.00049862 = 18.5277 BTC [-] -215236;1352657312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11426 @ 0.00049858 = 5.6968 BTC [-] -215235;1352658051;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -215234;1352658053;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0004934 / 0.00050333 / 0.00051095 (2193849 shares, 1,104.24 BTC), 30day: 0.00030871 / 0.00044148 / 0.00051095 (75251680 shares, 33,222.70 BTC) -215233;1352658135;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -215232;1352658136;gribble;10.81 -215231;1352658826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31200 @ 0.00050217 = 15.6677 BTC [+] -215230;1352660336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3674 @ 0.00049858 = 1.8318 BTC [-] -215229;1352660338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3526 @ 0.00049857 = 1.758 BTC [-] -215228;1352661868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00049857 = 8.2763 BTC [-] -215227;1352663378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8640 @ 0.00050217 = 4.3387 BTC [+] -215226;1352663380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.00050264 = 14.1744 BTC [+] -215225;1352664205;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/why-smpoe-is-worth-more-than-mtgox/ -215224;1352664903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8160 @ 0.00050286 = 4.1033 BTC [+] -215223;1352664904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15574 @ 0.00049857 = 7.7647 BTC [-] -215222;1352664906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 166 @ 0.00049792 = 0.0827 BTC [-] -215221;1352665120;kakobrekla;i was block by a paid content filter -215220;1352665124;kakobrekla;blocked* -215219;1352665140;mircea_popescu;aww. -215218;1352665147;mircea_popescu;you get 5 free reads a week. -215217;1352665186;kakobrekla;hm -215216;1352665201;kakobrekla;i wonder how hard your protection is -215215;1352665231;mircea_popescu;hehe. so try it. -215214;1352665243;kakobrekla;i will. -215213;1352665263;jurov;i use http://tools.rosinstrument.com/cgi-proxy.htm to read trilema (with disabled JS ofc) -215212;1352665335;kakobrekla;did you pay the buck? -215211;1352665359;jurov;no -215210;1352665376;kakobrekla;;;rate jurov -1 scammed MP out of $1 -215209;1352665378;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -1 for user jurov has been recorded. -215208;1352665384;kakobrekla;ok jk. -215207;1352665386;jurov;omg -215206;1352665387;kakobrekla;;;unrate jurov -215205;1352665389;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for jurov. -215204;1352665402;kakobrekla;twas a fuckin joke. -215203;1352665475;jurov;i'll pay someday... when i decide it's necessary to support poor romanian kids -215202;1352665838;jurov;mircea, how many mpoe shares you actually sold? the IPO was only 1 promile, and that was twice I think -215201;1352665895;jurov;now I guess it's 1-2% at most... then it's quite exaggeration to extrapolate mkt value from it -215200;1352666091;mircea_popescu;lol -215199;1352666118;mircea_popescu;Total shares : 1`000`000`000, of which : -215198;1352666118;mircea_popescu;Mircea Popescu, 971`367`807 shares, -215197;1352666118;mircea_popescu;Third parties 28`632`193 shares. -215196;1352666121;mircea_popescu;from the last statement -215195;1352666218;jurov;okay, so 2.8 % -215194;1352666432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10508 @ 0.0005069 = 5.3265 BTC [+] -215193;1352666433;mircea_popescu;yeah,. -215192;1352666437;mircea_popescu;on the other hand -215191;1352666439;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -215190;1352666441;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0004934 / 0.00050372 / 0.00051095 (2175547 shares, 1,095.87 BTC), 30day: 0.00030871 / 0.00044179 / 0.00051095 (75259427 shares, 33,249.38 BTC) -215189;1352666449;mircea_popescu;;;calc 28632193 * 0.00050372 -215188;1352666451;gribble;14422.608258 -215187;1352666463;mircea_popescu;why do you think 14k bitcoins aren't enough to extrapolate based on ? -215186;1352667191;jurov;;;calc 1000000000* 0.0005069 -215185;1352667192;gribble;506900 -215184;1352667414;jurov;mircea, it's too much uncertainty... and if all major btc companies extrapolated this way i suspect we'll ended with number several times beyond btc in circulation -215183;1352667484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1992 @ 0.00050181 = 0.9996 BTC [-] -215182;1352667547;jurov;;;calc 100000000*0.00181 -215181;1352667548;gribble;181000 -215180;1352667558;jurov;that's satoshidice, for example -215179;1352667571;jurov;silk road would be much more, etc... -215178;1352667637;mircea_popescu;im not sure it would be much more. -215177;1352667649;smickles;shouldn't we be calcing the free float market cap (or as close as we can get to it) rather than implied value? -215176;1352667650;mircea_popescu;but anyway : obviously the value of all items in btc will be more than the total btc. -215175;1352667690;mircea_popescu;jurov but i think in a world where absolutely NO OTHER measure exists or is used, this measure, flawed as it may be, is much better. -215174;1352667741;smickles;and, mircea_popescu, didn't you pledge to never release control of 50% the total shares during the initial offering? -215173;1352667750;kakobrekla;not what i heard for measuring trust mp -215172;1352667760;mircea_popescu;smickles nobody on mpex can release more than 50% -215171;1352667762;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla hm ? -215170;1352667788;kakobrekla;ah didnt you listen to katz -215169;1352667804;mircea_popescu;i must have missed some katz. -215168;1352667808;smickles;rockin' katz -215167;1352667821;smickles;;;lucky "rockin katz" -215166;1352667822;gribble;http://hub.webring.org/hub/rockinkatz -215165;1352667868;mircea_popescu;Giacomo Lucky Katz Casteldelmare -215164;1352667872;mircea_popescu;sounds like a kickass mobster name -215163;1352667873;kakobrekla;nothing on bitcoinica yet eh? -215162;1352667873;kakobrekla;There were no results matching the query. -215161;1352667874;kakobrekla;Create the page "Katz" on this wiki! -215160;1352668184;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -215159;1352668186;gribble;Current Blocks: 207520 | Current Difficulty: 3304356.3929903 | Next Difficulty At Block: 207647 | Next Difficulty In: 127 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 20 hours, 10 minutes, and 44 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3392979.01731214 | Estimated Percent Change: 2.68199351952 -215158;1352668240;kakobrekla;impossibru. -215157;1352668337;jurov;put my whole opinion there. -215156;1352668345;jurov;* i've -215155;1352668898;smickles;Azelphur: I just made pyMPEx better … again -215154;1352668919;smickles;jurov: you use pympex too, don't you? -215153;1352668921;mircea_popescu;whatcha do ? -215152;1352668924;Azelphur;smickles: fun -215151;1352668952;smickles;mircea_popescu: added signature verification -215150;1352668963;mircea_popescu;pretty cool -215149;1352668966;mircea_popescu;i thought it had it ? -215148;1352668997;Azelphur;:D -215147;1352669047;smickles;HOORAY FOR OPEN SOURCE :D -215146;1352669061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00050181 = 3.9392 BTC [-] -215145;1352669110;Azelphur;indeed \o/ -215144;1352669647;jurov;yes i use pympex -215143;1352669810;jurov;it did not occur to me to check the signature :/ and it's true user's pubkey is used, so it's necessary -215142;1352669817;jurov;thanks -215141;1352669839;mircea_popescu;yay for open source #2. -215140;1352669921;thestringpuller;i didn't know you were a fan of OSS mircea_popescu -215139;1352669959;thestringpuller;smickles: UGH I think I'm not synched up to our timezones -215138;1352669970;mircea_popescu;im a fan of some parts. -215137;1352670023;thestringpuller;unlike steve ballmer -215136;1352670563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.0005 = 0.4 BTC [-] -215135;1352670564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11846 @ 0.00049897 = 5.9108 BTC [-] -215134;1352670566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17954 @ 0.00049792 = 8.9397 BTC [-] -215133;1352670824;thestringpuller;why are a lot of the options n/a? -215132;1352670841;smickles;no one is selling/buying them -215131;1352670852;thestringpuller;:( -215130;1352670860;smickles;i haven't yet launched my bot -215129;1352670955;thestringpuller;the arbritrageur? -215128;1352671138;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller bot got bought out. -215127;1352671155;mircea_popescu;was an episode earlier like 30-40k contracts were bought -215126;1352671364;mircea_popescu;jurov http://trilema.com/2012/why-smpoe-is-worth-more-than-mtgox/#comment-90390 -215125;1352671586;thestringpuller;they is gonna resell those contracts at sky high prices -215124;1352671623;mircea_popescu;if it goes up, maybe yea -215123;1352671641;thestringpuller;were they all calls that were bought? -215122;1352671642;Lyspooner;does mpex need funding? -215121;1352671834;thestringpuller; -215120;1352671876;smickles;Lyspooner: you lookin' to throw some btc at MPBOR? -215119;1352671920;smickles;Apr 05 22:50:39 {Cusipzzz}i, for one, welcome our stable bitcoin overlords << lol, good line to end on -215118;1352671924;Lyspooner;i don't know. with mpoe loaded up short calls, i can't expect mircea to not mess around with mtgox on final settlement day -215117;1352671945;Lyspooner;or any day, for that matter -215116;1352672023;mircea_popescu;haha i don't even have an acct. -215115;1352672059;smickles;yeah, but you broker does /jk -215114;1352672088;mircea_popescu;lol -215113;1352672090;Lyspooner;but seriously what sort of rate can i get for my coins from mpex? -215112;1352672098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00050181 = 8.1293 BTC [+] -215111;1352672098;mircea_popescu;MPBOR was 9% last month -215110;1352672104;kakobrekla;jurov, do you take direct deposits -215109;1352672107;Lyspooner;25% and it's a deal -215108;1352672116;mircea_popescu;haha well nothing stops you from trying. -215107;1352672123;jurov;kakobrekla, you mean the loan? of course -215106;1352672126;mircea_popescu;course, it'd all be for next month anyway. -215105;1352672127;smickles;25% sounds reasonable considering the recent losses -215104;1352672152;Lyspooner;more than reasonable -215103;1352672167;Lyspooner;sounds risky at 25% -215102;1352672170;kakobrekla;jurov 15 days only? -215101;1352672193;Lyspooner;give me some sort of bitcoin friday 25% guarantee -215100;1352672206;smickles;lol -215099;1352672226;mircea_popescu;lol -215098;1352672244;jurov;kakobrekla, you want longer term? -215097;1352672252;Lyspooner;or i'll just go buy a hat and some honey -215096;1352672264;mircea_popescu;loan it to who was looking for -215095;1352672266;mircea_popescu;i think jurov ? -215094;1352672286;Lyspooner;what's his story -215093;1352672289;jurov;https://btcjam.com/listings/517 -215092;1352672298;kakobrekla;jurov if you need 100 btc i can lend it to you for a month -215091;1352672323;jurov;for how much? 9% ? -215090;1352672328;smickles;on btcjam, that %, is that the term % or a yearly %? -215089;1352672336;jurov;term % -215088;1352672337;kakobrekla;smickles i was asking myself the same -215087;1352672348;jurov;there's final amount shown too -215086;1352672354;mircea_popescu;for anyone that still remembers april times tho... it was a really scary time to be in bitcoin. -215085;1352672364;mircea_popescu;lots of people were expecting to see $1 -215084;1352672399;mircea_popescu;BTC 100.00000 @ 2.9% is that per month ? -215083;1352672405;Lyspooner;2011 was a scary time to be in euro -215082;1352672419;smickles;;;calc 1.029 ** (365/15) -215081;1352672419;gribble;2.00496803248 -215080;1352672430;jurov;mircea, no , on 1st dec i am to repay 102.9 -215079;1352672436;kakobrekla;hm, 2.9 is per 14 days or 11 that is remaining -215078;1352672447;jurov;see above -215077;1352672453;kakobrekla;a -215076;1352672465;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner or dollars -215075;1352672469;kakobrekla;so its like 6 per month -215074;1352672472;kakobrekla;or something -215073;1352672477;mircea_popescu;aha -215072;1352672479;kakobrekla;why did you offer 9 -215071;1352672485;kakobrekla;ill take 9 over 6 -215070;1352672502;smickles;damn jurov was that stat b/f or after our thing? -215069;1352672515;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.029 ** (15/365) -215068;1352672515;gribble;1.00117551737 -215067;1352672523;mircea_popescu;smickles noob. -215066;1352672549;smickles;mircea_popescu: you so sure we were calcing the same thing? -215065;1352672551;jurov;smikles, before. but i also have > 100k sell orders there and the collateral isn't counting them -215064;1352672557;mircea_popescu;no :D -215063;1352672618;jurov;sorry kakobrekla, you're right, i confused it woth the loan we did w/smickles. -215062;1352672760;kakobrekla;aha -215061;1352672762;jurov;kakobrekla, if you can accept 6% / month I'll be glad -215060;1352672785;kakobrekla;well ... its not terribly attractive yet not something to pass along -215059;1352672788;kakobrekla;50 btc if you want -215058;1352672791;kakobrekla;post an addy -215057;1352672813;jurov;1EXeDPMG5M5imDpaX5znAk3JFx36bVpWaT -215056;1352672816;kakobrekla;one sec -215055;1352672929;kakobrekla;sent -215054;1352672934;jurov;so that means 53BTC due on 11 December 2012? -215053;1352672944;kakobrekla;thats fine -215052;1352672954;jurov;good. thanks! -215051;1352672960;kakobrekla;yw -215050;1352673119;jurov;kakobrekla, your addy, just in case? -215049;1352673140;kakobrekla;here it is 1GjVtbovA6Lr8UJgPKQNgzgtMwq4NDoYsR -215048;1352673143;kakobrekla;but if im dead -215047;1352673154;kakobrekla;you are better off keeping the money -215046;1352673208;jurov;okay. and if fsa gets you,. i'll send it to them. -215045;1352673223;kakobrekla;:p -215044;1352673661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13936 @ 0.00049792 = 6.939 BTC [-] -215043;1352673667;jurov;so, i just sold my 14yr old daewoo to lyspooner -215042;1352673678;Lyspooner;um that's not true -215041;1352673680;jurov;for not bad a price :DDD -215040;1352673683;Lyspooner;you posted it as collateral -215039;1352673710;Lyspooner;secured loans by unsecure cars -215038;1352673786;jurov;uhm, i was ging to fix slightly recessed roof tomorow... perhaps that can wait a month -215037;1352673806;mircea_popescu;!? -215036;1352673816;mircea_popescu;you srsly sold/bought a car ? -215035;1352673821;jurov;and that noisy exhaust... too, prolly -215034;1352673835;jurov;i'm just poking some fun to lyspooner -215033;1352673839;mircea_popescu;lolk -215032;1352673851;Lyspooner;i don't drive cars anymore -215031;1352673861;Lyspooner;i drive jets -215030;1352673885;mircea_popescu;one day you'll graduate do driving women. -215029;1352673890;mircea_popescu;after that all that's left is herding cats. -215028;1352673991;Lyspooner;i'd like to drive a cat -215027;1352674007;Lyspooner;a jungle cat -215026;1352674030;Lyspooner;so why should you be worth more than mtgox? -215025;1352674035;Lyspooner;i didn't follow the numbers -215024;1352674064;jurov;cause mircea is exponential -215023;1352674071;Lyspooner;oh ok -215022;1352674196;Lyspooner;from BFL apparently: ""We'll notify you at least a week before your order is ready and you can send your FPGA in. We are working on a way to cross ship you the device, so you don't have any downtime. It will probably involve you sending us BTC for the amount of the device and we'll refund the BTC when we get your FPGA unit back." -215021;1352674234;mircea_popescu; cause mircea is exponential <<< lol phrase of the year. -215020;1352674260;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner do you even have currency exchanges in your country ? as an independent business i mean -215019;1352674302;Lyspooner;currency exchanges exist in my country -215018;1352674349;mircea_popescu;ok. do you see how one of them would compare to the stock exchange ? -215017;1352674424;Lyspooner;i could compare their earnings, yes -215016;1352674465;mircea_popescu;srsly ?! -215015;1352674498;Lyspooner;um yes -215014;1352674540;Lyspooner;they have earnings in some sort of real number -215013;1352674543;mircea_popescu;o lol -215012;1352674557;mircea_popescu;no but i mean, exchange house makes x, stock exchange makes y -215011;1352674558;mircea_popescu;x > y -215010;1352674561;Lyspooner;oh ok -215009;1352674569;smickles;MPEx earnings: sqrt(-1) -215008;1352674592;thestringpuller;i -215007;1352674593;Lyspooner;but mtgox:currency exchange::mpex:stock exchange isn't a fair analogy -215006;1352674654;mircea_popescu;indeed, because mpex also has the mpoe wing. -215005;1352674658;Lyspooner;ha -215004;1352674661;mircea_popescu;;) -215003;1352674677;Lyspooner;well if it is a fair analogy then it has been a fair analogy for the past two years -215002;1352674678;mircea_popescu;and also because irl currency exchanges are in a much better relation to the respective govts -215001;1352674683;mircea_popescu;than mtgox is or ever will be -215000;1352674715;mircea_popescu;for instance, irl an exchanger is bled try in taxes and reg costs, but also protected, because you need a license to do it. -214999;1352674718;Lyspooner;mtgox merchant solutions is a nice component of their business -214998;1352674719;mircea_popescu;in bitcoin, there's no license. -214997;1352674740;mircea_popescu;i agree, they may diversify into other areas -214996;1352674802;smickles;DRY DRY DRY -214995;1352674813;smickles;^a contradiction -214994;1352674825;mircea_popescu;understand, it's not like i have a deathwish for mtgox or anything. they're doing something valuable and so on. -214993;1352674829;Lyspooner;ok, but for the same reasons there may be many stock exchanges to compete against mpex -214992;1352674845;mircea_popescu;not really. you need a lot more credibility to make a mpex than to trade usd for btc or back -214991;1352674861;Lyspooner;is that why you have such great PR work on the forums -214990;1352674862;mircea_popescu;and a lot more competence. -214989;1352674874;mircea_popescu;haha what forums ? -214988;1352674879;Lyspooner;THE forum -214987;1352674901;mircea_popescu;heh. -214986;1352674909;mircea_popescu;tell you what,nefario had great pr on THE forum -214985;1352674914;mircea_popescu;look how well that worked for him. -214984;1352674923;thestringpuller;nefario was incompetent -214983;1352674934;thestringpuller;and a coward -214982;1352674951;thestringpuller;and probably a snitch -214981;1352675058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26600 @ 0.0004989 = 13.2707 BTC [+] -214980;1352675059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2509 @ 0.00050181 = 1.259 BTC [+] -214979;1352675061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00050715 = 0.8368 BTC [+] -214978;1352675062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19241 @ 0.0005077 = 9.7687 BTC [+] -214977;1352675119;thestringpuller;43% of canadians would rather have bacon than sex -214976;1352675123;thestringpuller;any canadians here? -214975;1352675181;kakobrekla;what percentage would rather just have sex with bacon? -214974;1352675198;mircea_popescu;hahaha -214973;1352675235;smickles;thestringpuller: that is likely going to be 90% or more for 'mericans -214972;1352675609;jurov;more useful is trading passwords for candy -214971;1352675691;jurov;if btctalk enabled instant candy transfers, it would melt down -214970;1352675748;mircea_popescu;sorta like candy. -214969;1352676033;dub;moosecock eh? -214968;1352676056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21471 @ 0.0005077 = 10.9008 BTC [+] -214967;1352676057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29529 @ 0.00050784 = 14.996 BTC [+] -214966;1352676117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13971 @ 0.00050784 = 7.095 BTC [+] -214965;1352676119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14120 @ 0.00050914 = 7.1891 BTC [+] -214964;1352676120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00050928 = 11.1532 BTC [+] -214963;1352676121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1009 @ 0.00050937 = 0.514 BTC [+] -214962;1352676143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17167 @ 0.00050937 = 8.7444 BTC [+] -214961;1352676144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23750 @ 0.00050938 = 12.0978 BTC [+] -214960;1352676145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34050 @ 0.00050962 = 17.3526 BTC [+] -214959;1352676452;kakobrekla;o hey Garr255 hows the ponzi doing -214958;1352676533;jurov;lmao russians do call mining pool kolkhozy :D https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=14044.0 -214957;1352676562;jurov;the K.KBRL plot thickens -214956;1352676797;Garr255;hey kakobrekla, well its not a "ponzi" see the latest post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=123654.msg1329823#msg1329823 -214955;1352676820;Garr255;but the game is going well, off to a bit of a slow start though -214954;1352676971;kakobrekla;i dont see how this could possibly end well -214953;1352677050;Garr255;kakobrekla, for some people it won't, for others it will. that's how these games work. -214952;1352677072;Garr255;definitely don't ever treat a game like this as an "investment" -214951;1352677080;kakobrekla;add "for you" at the end of first statement -214950;1352677114;kakobrekla;not gonna stand in the way just a word of warning -214949;1352677134;jurov;Garr255, you can incorporate mpex bonds in the game.. for fun and profit -214948;1352677169;kakobrekla;"fun and profit" seems like something is missing in that phrase... aa i got it "fun, profit and milk" -214947;1352677261;jurov;or at least satoshidice. or both -214946;1352677359;Garr255;That would be cool, but I think it'll be best to keep it as straight forward as possible. -214945;1352677441;kakobrekla;A glass of milk, straight. -214944;1352677657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44450 @ 0.00051 = 22.6695 BTC [+] -214943;1352678087;thestringpuller;BTC is always deflating... -214942;1352678243;thestringpuller;bitcoin friday was a failure it seems... -214941;1352678791;BTC-Mining;How so? -214940;1352679178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12509 @ 0.00051058 = 6.3868 BTC [+] -214939;1352680685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40650 @ 0.00051 = 20.7315 BTC [-] -214938;1352681118;smickles;BTC-Mining: 20:16 < Lyspooner> give me some sort of bitcoin friday 25% guarantee <<< that's how so ;) -214937;1352681147;smickles;*note, lyspooner didn't get the 25% -214936;1352681305;BTC-Mining;and I didn't get my discounted by 90% bitcoins for Bitcoin Friday. What a letdown, way to blow up my hopes. -214935;1352681348;BTC-Mining;I shall thus call it a major failure to provide me Bitcoins en masse. -214934;1352682207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8946 @ 0.00051058 = 4.5676 BTC [+] -214933;1352682209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1269 @ 0.00051115 = 0.6486 BTC [+] -214932;1352683710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47954 @ 0.00051 = 24.4565 BTC [-] -214931;1352683907;mircea_popescu;ohohoh this is juicy -214930;1352683908;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.msg1329998#msg1329998 -214929;1352683932;mircea_popescu;so joel katz was actually trying to con rather than just being dumb as rocks ?! -214928;1352683934;mircea_popescu;teh surprise. -214927;1352685263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.00051 = 17.595 BTC [-] -214926;1352686802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27479 @ 0.00051 = 14.0143 BTC [-] -214925;1352688360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21621 @ 0.00050918 = 11.009 BTC [-] -214924;1352688361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10572 @ 0.00051007 = 5.3925 BTC [+] -214923;1352689863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22602 @ 0.00050886 = 11.5013 BTC [-] -214922;1352689865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4098 @ 0.00050662 = 2.0761 BTC [-] -214921;1352725186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23451 @ 0.00050428 = 11.8259 BTC [+] -214920;1352725187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6999 @ 0.00050665 = 3.546 BTC [+] -214919;1352725679;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: keep dreaming :) -214918;1352725781;Diablo-D3;well, you didnt -214917;1352726729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25027 @ 0.00050256 = 12.5776 BTC [-] -214916;1352726731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8273 @ 0.0005025 = 4.1572 BTC [-] -214915;1352727614;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/gpg-contracts/#comment-90403 << for shits and giggles. -214914;1352728264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11909 @ 0.00050665 = 6.0337 BTC [+] -214913;1352728266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4301 @ 0.00050913 = 2.1898 BTC [+] -214912;1352728267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00050964 = 0.7135 BTC [+] -214911;1352728563;kakobrekla;mornin -214910;1352728579;jurov;afternoon -214909;1352728612;kakobrekla;o hey jurov -214908;1352728617;kakobrekla;mpoe pr is onto you https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=123735.0 -214907;1352728621;kakobrekla;much worse than fsa! -214906;1352728826;jurov;,-at least it can be easily explained... it imported +7 -1 twice :/ -214905;1352728854;kakobrekla;heh -214904;1352728858;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -214903;1352728861;gribble;Current Blocks: 207621 | Current Difficulty: 3304356.3929903 | Next Difficulty At Block: 207647 | Next Difficulty In: 26 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 hours, 11 minutes, and 20 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3387470.00113994 | Estimated Percent Change: 2.5152737255 -214902;1352729236;mircea_popescu;omfg. -214901;1352729245;mircea_popescu;so you mean to tell me that if you imported it 1000 times you'd have 7000 ratings ? -214900;1352729355;Diablo-D3;wait, what? -214899;1352729795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00051034 = 10.6661 BTC [+] -214898;1352731349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20591 @ 0.00051034 = 10.5084 BTC [+] -214897;1352731962;mircea_popescu;your daily installment of my ramblings : http://trilema.com/2012/let-us-revisit-cleveland/ -214896;1352732054;kakobrekla;Blake is from Cleveland -214895;1352732066;mircea_popescu;blake who -214894;1352732071;kakobrekla;William Blake -214893;1352732096;mircea_popescu;well william blake is also dead. so was :p -214892;1352732098;kakobrekla;(ref: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112817/) -214891;1352732106;kakobrekla;yeah true that. -214890;1352732136;kakobrekla;brilliant move btw :p -214889;1352732139;kakobrekla;movie* -214888;1352732166;mircea_popescu;johhny dep was such a good actor -214887;1352732170;mircea_popescu;pity he went off the deep end -214886;1352732190;kakobrekla;he does a good job here -214885;1352732257;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: he did? -214884;1352732265;Diablo-D3;I always thought he swam back to the shallow end -214883;1352732285;kakobrekla;i love this part http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKVVkiMIkM0 -214882;1352732288;kakobrekla;hehe -214881;1352732300;Diablo-D3;potc may be his most famous role now, but its sure as hell not a difficult role for him -214880;1352732311;Diablo-D3;its basically, show up for work drunk, remain drunk, and then return home, still drunk -214879;1352732346;mircea_popescu;maybe he did swim back, i dunno -214878;1352732349;Diablo-D3;... okay so, I just described the best job ever. goddamnit. -214877;1352732361;mircea_popescu;lol. j. depp owns joo -214876;1352732438;Diablo-D3;my god, what would happen if him and robert downey jr, like, made a movie together -214875;1352732849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10909 @ 0.00051034 = 5.5673 BTC [+] -214874;1352732851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2187 @ 0.00051015 = 1.1157 BTC [-] -214873;1352732852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26804 @ 0.00051 = 13.67 BTC [-] -214872;1352733551;mircea_popescu;gay sex ? -214871;1352733559;mircea_popescu;besides, i think they did. -214870;1352733880;jurov;have you seen? http://i.imgur.com/4vXh1.png -214869;1352733948;jurov;if i did phonesex, i'll be calling my clients "someone lose big at sdice, buy buy buy" :P -214868;1352733998;mircea_popescu;o wow, 2k uhh -214867;1352734281;EskimoBob;BTC diff keeps crawling up and up but looks like there is no new money pouring in to push that price up -214866;1352734334;mircea_popescu;went up like 5% today did it -214865;1352734355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21314 @ 0.00051 = 10.8701 BTC [-] -214864;1352734376;mircea_popescu;so what's the story with payb.tc ? i saw some vague accusations of impropriety re pirate funds or what ? -214863;1352734450;kakobrekla;not yet -214862;1352734452;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -214861;1352734454;gribble;Current Blocks: 207628 | Current Difficulty: 3304356.3929903 | Next Difficulty At Block: 207647 | Next Difficulty In: 19 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 hours, 4 minutes, and 37 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3383862.79383115 | Estimated Percent Change: 2.40610852417 -214860;1352734461;EskimoBob;probably -214859;1352734525;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i meant price went up -214858;1352734542;kakobrekla;ah -214857;1352734710;EskimoBob;it did not go up at all today. -214856;1352734757;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -214855;1352734758;gribble;10.87 -214854;1352734758;EskimoBob;correction, it did -214853;1352734769;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -214852;1352734769;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.92779, Best ask: 11.00990, Bid-ask spread: 0.08211, Last trade: 10.92778, 24 hour volume: 33988.90687136, 24 hour low: 10.70000, 24 hour high: 11.10000, 24 hour vwap: 10.93106 -214851;1352734777;mircea_popescu;it's a little bit up -214850;1352734999;EskimoBob;ppcoin looks good -214849;1352735567;mircea_popescu;in case anyone was wondering where they come from, https://www.freelancer.com/projects/Copywriting-Data-Processing/Professional-Quality-Web-amp-Bitcoin.html -214848;1352735585;mircea_popescu;India and Bangladesh -214847;1352735883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1882 @ 0.00051 = 0.9598 BTC [-] -214846;1352735884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9518 @ 0.00050668 = 4.8226 BTC [-] -214845;1352737434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7655 @ 0.00050668 = 3.8786 BTC [-] -214844;1352737761;EskimoBob;who mircea_popescu ? -214843;1352737774;mircea_popescu;need more words. -214842;1352737804;EskimoBob;"mircea_popescu | in case anyone was wondering where they come from," ... who are they? context is missing -214841;1352737855;mircea_popescu;they are the people making bs bitcoin services -214840;1352737859;mircea_popescu;that have not a hope in the world. -214839;1352738071;EskimoBob;http://www.freelancer.com/search/bitcoin/ -214838;1352738194;EskimoBob;my favorite is the website like bitcoin that uses web browser. -214837;1352738271;mircea_popescu;myeah -214836;1352738395;EskimoBob;"you know" was missing from the description so it's still unclear wtf he actually needs :) -214835;1352738944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7699 @ 0.00051003 = 3.9267 BTC [+] -214834;1352739729;thestringpuller;!ticker -214833;1352739729;assbot;Provide ticker. -214832;1352739763;kakobrekla;you gotta tell the bot -214831;1352739768;kakobrekla;!ticker btc is now around 11 -214830;1352739769;assbot;Invalid ticker. -214829;1352739779;thestringpuller;!ticker O.C110T -214828;1352739780;assbot;Invalid ticker. -214827;1352739801;thestringpuller;!ticker O.C110USDT -214826;1352739803;assbot;Invalid ticker. -214825;1352739816;kakobrekla;i dont think those come in the json -214824;1352740473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16270 @ 0.00051014 = 8.3 BTC [+] -214823;1352740475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16550 @ 0.00051092 = 8.4557 BTC [+] -214822;1352740476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22079 @ 0.00051115 = 11.2857 BTC [+] -214821;1352741065;mircea_popescu;!ticker O.BTCUSDC110T -214820;1352741066;assbot;Invalid ticker. -214819;1352741076;mircea_popescu;duh -214818;1352741081;mircea_popescu;!ticker O.BTCUSD.C110T -214817;1352741083;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.20397018 / 0.20474144 / 0.23775058 (6000 shares, 1,228.45 BTC) -214816;1352741105;kakobrekla;oh assbot you are so smart. -214815;1352741990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16896 @ 0.00051115 = 8.6364 BTC [+] -214814;1352741992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1354 @ 0.00051152 = 0.6926 BTC [+] -214813;1352743502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26751 @ 0.00051003 = 13.6438 BTC [-] -214812;1352743504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4649 @ 0.0005067 = 2.3556 BTC [-] -214811;1352744849;thestringpuller;jurov can we write call/put contracts from coinbr? -214810;1352745031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14557 @ 0.00051152 = 7.4462 BTC [+] -214809;1352745456;jurov;thestringpuller, no. only buy/sell them. -214808;1352745471;jurov;but i can do it manually for you -214807;1352745614;thestringpuller;i was gonna sell puts -214806;1352745661;mircea_popescu;hey everyone : fiction contest. buncha prizes, 120 btc or so prize fund. -214805;1352745662;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/voluntary-contracts-after-a-while/ -214804;1352745666;mircea_popescu;go sharpen your pens. -214803;1352745803;jurov;thestringpuller, do you want to do something now? i'll be leaving for a hour or two -214802;1352746026;thestringpuller;talk tonight -214801;1352746037;jurov;ok, later -214800;1352746537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3747 @ 0.00051152 = 1.9167 BTC [+] -214799;1352746538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12453 @ 0.00051155 = 6.3703 BTC [+] -214798;1352747448;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: Interesting -214797;1352747469;rdponticelli;Would it be the first literary contest in bitcoinland? -214796;1352747489;mircea_popescu;possibly so -214795;1352747503;mircea_popescu;i used to do that a lot on trilema, but obviously for romanian. -214794;1352747507;mircea_popescu;so now we try in English :) -214793;1352747529;rdponticelli;I may even work on something... -214792;1352747553;mircea_popescu;well good luck to you then! -214791;1352747561;mircea_popescu;the more entries the bigger the 5th prize anyway. -214790;1352747579;rdponticelli;Well, if I make something it will be the first time I'll try to write something directly in english... -214789;1352747611;rdponticelli;Let's see if something comes out... -214788;1352747632;mircea_popescu;:D -214787;1352747867;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: can it take place in a post apocalyptic world? -214786;1352747940;mircea_popescu;sure -214785;1352747960;thestringpuller;what is due date? -214784;1352747971;mircea_popescu;innit in the article ? -214783;1352748013;mircea_popescu;also, someone be kind enough to put it on reddit/stumbleupon/facebook w/e -214782;1352748052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00051122 = 6.5947 BTC [-] -214781;1352748531;thestringpuller;the signal and the noise -214780;1352748586;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: if bitcoin is always under deflationary pressure won't one make money eventually by holding onto the coins? -214779;1352748599;mircea_popescu;how ? -214778;1352748656;thestringpuller;this year it is worth 10 next year it is 19 -214777;1352748824;mircea_popescu;10 and 19 whats? -214776;1352748838;thestringpuller;any currentcy pairing -214775;1352748859;thestringpuller;that isnt experiencing agrressive inflation -214774;1352748965;thestringpuller;i guess i am asking wont over time, your coin will be worth more than when you acquired it -214773;1352749381;mircea_popescu;"worth" -214772;1352749391;mircea_popescu;in what sense ? in bitcoin your bitcoin will be worth just as much -214771;1352749427;thestringpuller;in another currency -214770;1352749438;mircea_popescu;why is another currency relevant to you ? -214769;1352749477;thestringpuller;cause most people make sales in regards to its price in another currency -214768;1352749557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13793 @ 0.00051122 = 7.0513 BTC [-] -214767;1352749558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1133 @ 0.00050749 = 0.575 BTC [-] -214766;1352749561;mircea_popescu;pff. -214765;1352749576;mircea_popescu;are you even aware that in the past 10 years the dollar significantly appreciated in zimbabwe dollars ? -214764;1352749584;mircea_popescu;what do you care about the zimbabwe dollar. makes no difference. -214763;1352749653;thestringpuller;i dont but other people so -214762;1352749656;thestringpuller;do* -214761;1352749660;mircea_popescu;right. -214760;1352749681;thestringpuller;even you illustrated mpoe's equity in terms of usd -214759;1352749737;smickles;thestringpuller: well, i was, but I was reading a book -214758;1352749813;thestringpuller;smickles tonight then mono-poly -214757;1352749854;mircea_popescu;i did illustrate it in terms of usd, but mostly for the novelty value -214756;1352749860;mircea_popescu;moreover, btc inflation is huge still. -214755;1352750009;thestringpuller;elaborate -214754;1352750036;mircea_popescu;you're aware that every hour 300 new btc are minted on average -214753;1352750049;mircea_popescu;;;calc 300 * 24 * 365 / 10000000 -214752;1352750049;gribble;0.2628 -214751;1352750053;mircea_popescu;26% a year. -214750;1352750141;thestringpuller;but at somepoint that will stoo -214749;1352750143;thestringpuller;stop -214748;1352750310;mircea_popescu;and at some point nobody will care about "other currencies" -214747;1352751062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10517 @ 0.00050749 = 5.3373 BTC [-] -214746;1352751063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18779 @ 0.00050693 = 9.5196 BTC [-] -214745;1352751065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21858 @ 0.0005067 = 11.0754 BTC [-] -214744;1352751184;thestringpuller;or bitcoin fails a dies miserably -214743;1352751265;mircea_popescu;neah. -214742;1352751281;mircea_popescu;the entire world will crumble to dust, bitcoin will still be here. -214741;1352751665;dub;woappcoin -214740;1352752127;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/132nws/short_story_contest_prize_up_to_100_btc/ -214739;1352752133;smickles;;D -214738;1352752133;mircea_popescu;eee -214737;1352752173;mircea_popescu;plz to redditvote! -214736;1352752216;thestringpuller;no -214735;1352752219;dub;theres a Terracoin now? -214734;1352752229;thestringpuller;you have to earn my upvote -214733;1352752235;dub;is that a chain where you constantly involve yourself in scams -214732;1352752249;dub;no wait that would be DeadTerracoin -214731;1352752348;smickles;hehe, i even made a post in that forum -214730;1352752563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13043 @ 0.0005067 = 6.6089 BTC [-] -214729;1352752565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3988 @ 0.00050668 = 2.0206 BTC [-] -214728;1352752595;mircea_popescu;lol evil. -214727;1352752820;jurov;folks, the argument that "bitcoin is appreciating, nobody will spend" it is being refuted every day before your very eyes -214726;1352752883;smickles;I anticipate receiving my incorporation papers this week -214725;1352752922;smickles;if anyone else want's to get on my client list right-off-the-bat, now is the time to start the discussion -214724;1352752939;dub;wat foar? -214723;1352752954;smickles;'cause after I get them, i'm launching the website and doing some advertising to fill in any gaps -214722;1352752962;smickles;dub: accounting and related services -214721;1352753008;jurov;smickles, books auditing too? -214720;1352753027;smickles;i may even go so low as tax prep, if you entertain me. jurov i can do non-public auditing legally -214719;1352753032;smickles;I'm not a CPA -214718;1352753041;smickles;(yet.. but it'll be awhile) -214717;1352753061;jurov;but i'll want someday nice gold plaque "audited by smicklez" -214716;1352753072;smickles;once i'm a cpa in a few years, I can audit public companies -214715;1352753099;smickles;jurov: I'll be sure it's gold to, part of the audit process -214714;1352753102;smickles;;) -214713;1352753162;mircea_popescu;lol -214712;1352753165;mircea_popescu;bitcoinold. -214711;1352753231;smickles;well, yeah, CPA licensing take a minimum of 2 years in most places -214710;1352753241;smickles;in 'merica -214709;1352754079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18889 @ 0.00050668 = 9.5707 BTC [-] -214708;1352754080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10411 @ 0.0005065 = 5.2732 BTC [-] -214707;1352755078;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1331319#msg1331319 lmao this is priceless -214706;1352755462;EskimoBob;wtf is redditvote? -214705;1352755506;mircea_popescu;when you vote on reddit -214704;1352755511;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: so get the thread started :) -214703;1352755527;EskimoBob;reddit? aaaa... vomit! -214702;1352755529;mircea_popescu; http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/132nws/short_story_contest_prize_up_to_100_btc/ -214701;1352755532;EskimoBob;I do not like reddit -214700;1352755546;mircea_popescu;lol ok then -214699;1352755586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26200 @ 0.0005065 = 13.2703 BTC [-] -214698;1352755589;EskimoBob;it's like a pool of vomit. Lots of regurgitate crap -214697;1352755648;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: but this thread idea is not that bad. In those hard times we have now, people need a way to let it all out and say what they think. :) -214696;1352755719;EskimoBob;I think your alter ego, that foamy PR cunt, will get her imaginary ass handed to her on a rusty platter -214695;1352755808;mircea_popescu;um -214694;1352755813;mircea_popescu;what is this about ? -214693;1352755938;BTC-Mining;She's awfully arrogant, insulting, etc. She's like some kind of rabid animal. That she's right on many things doesn't matter. A rabid animal ain't nice to approach. -214692;1352756030;kakobrekla;still far better than 95% of the forum idiots -214691;1352756070;BTC-Mining;I'd personally prefer a condescending tone if she believes someone is acting stupid. Not that aggressive tone. Insults never get your point across. Just makes the opposite side that much stubborn. -214690;1352756109;BTC-Mining;I just find it counterproductive but eh. -214689;1352756199;mircea_popescu;haha rabid pr -214688;1352756229;BTC-Mining;Would be a nice nick to use... -214687;1352756251;BTC-Mining;"Shreds the competition. Hire the services of Rabid PR." -214686;1352756260;mircea_popescu;is this about something in particular ? or what thread ? or wtf are we discussing ? -214685;1352756351;smickles;;;ticker -214684;1352756351;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.98000, Best ask: 10.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.01999, Last trade: 10.98000, 24 hour volume: 39263.00452062, 24 hour low: 10.70000, 24 hour high: 11.18000, 24 hour vwap: 10.97339 -214683;1352756356;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -214682;1352756357;gribble;10.92 -214681;1352756373;smickles;ooooh, we poked out above the 30 day sma for a short time -214680;1352756975;thestringpuller;smickles tonight then mono-poly? -214679;1352757012;kakobrekla;mono-poly? is smickles playing with himself? -214678;1352757107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14722 @ 0.0005065 = 7.4567 BTC [-] -214677;1352757109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.00050639 = 11.5457 BTC [-] -214676;1352757110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7378 @ 0.0005061 = 3.734 BTC [-] -214675;1352757277;mircea_popescu;"Prohibition was essentially a religious movement backed by the Methodists, Baptists, Congregationalists, Scandinavian Lutherans and other evangelical churches." -214674;1352757457;dub;if its a what do bitcointalk users think about $subject discussion, who gives a fuck -214673;1352757468;dub;oh hey, scrolling down helps -214672;1352757505;dub;that was re: mpoe-pr -214671;1352757528;mircea_popescu;myeah. -214670;1352757547;dub;98% of retards agree.. -214669;1352757558;smickles;thestringpuller: same time? -214668;1352757672;thestringpuller;400 utc -214667;1352757693;smickles;"scandinavian lutherans", in 'merica? what, like, on vacation? ;) -214666;1352757750;mircea_popescu;no, on immigration. -214665;1352757762;smickles;.py time.mktime(time.gmtime()) -214664;1352757786;smickles;oh, no more funbot? or was that a diff. chan.? -214663;1352757855;smickles;1352779200 -214662;1352758033;smickles;5~/g 16 -214661;1352758036;smickles;er -214660;1352758388;EskimoBob;I am going to do something really stupid now -214659;1352758425;EskimoBob;I am going to spend about 1 h in front of the idiot-tube (aka TV) -214658;1352758448;kakobrekla;more like idiot-panel these days -214657;1352758609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34800 @ 0.0005061 = 17.6123 BTC [-] -214656;1352758743;smickles;ya know, that btcjam should really be setup where borrowers say what the highest rate they are willing to pay is, and lenders enter bids for the rate, that way, if a listing fills, new lenders can knock out older lenders by bidding the rate down befor the listing closes -214655;1352758809;smickles;or borrowers have no input on the rate, lenders bid rates, and at the end, the borrower has the choice to take it or not -214654;1352760138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11226 @ 0.00050877 = 5.7115 BTC [+] -214653;1352760139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5339 @ 0.00051155 = 2.7312 BTC [+] -214652;1352761640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42341 @ 0.00050702 = 21.4677 BTC [-] -214651;1352761641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13559 @ 0.000507 = 6.8744 BTC [-] -214650;1352763142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19988 @ 0.00051155 = 10.2249 BTC [+] -214649;1352764649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14020 @ 0.00051155 = 7.1719 BTC [+] -214648;1352764650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26580 @ 0.00051161 = 13.5986 BTC [+] -214647;1352766155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35841 @ 0.000507 = 18.1714 BTC [-] -214646;1352766283;Atomic-Closed;How does one get ahold of their asset issuer to avoid filing a suit? -214645;1352766466;BTC-Mining;What do you mean exactly? -214644;1352766660;Atomic-Closed;I mean I have been trying to contact the issuer of an asset listed on GLBSE for over a month and have been ignored -214643;1352766688;smickles;Atomic-Closed: what would you even sue for? -214642;1352766696;Atomic-Closed;I have the address of the mining operation and am ready to file suit for unpayed dividends -214641;1352766714;smickles;i mean, it's not like you can prove you were owed dividends, is it? -214640;1352766751;BTC-Mining;Which asset? -214639;1352766756;Atomic-Closed;Bitbond -214638;1352766767;BTC-Mining;Ah. -214637;1352766796;BTC-Mining;I also issued a mining op on GLBSE. -214636;1352766803;smickles;Is the situation different for bitbond? -214635;1352766821;smickles;'cause the rest of us can't prove how many (if any) shares we had -214634;1352766853;BTC-Mining;I just don't see how you can pay anyone claiming to be owed anything without a proof. Claims will be much higher than what's owed. -214633;1352766876;Atomic-Closed;Considering that the dividends are to be payed on a set scheduled, and statements have been made to how they will be held until the GLBSE crap is over without the input of the shareholders -214632;1352766915;BTC-Mining;But the issuer don't even know who is or is not a shareholder. Taking input wouldn't even be feasible. -214631;1352766918;Atomic-Closed;still dosent mean I cant sue -214630;1352766948;smickles;Atomic-Closed: well, you can sue, but I could also sue my cat -214629;1352766958;jurov;if you so want to sue, sue nefario. for undue delays -214628;1352766959;BTC-Mining;If you don't have a proof/document that anything is owed... -214627;1352766976;Atomic-Closed;Im considering posting hte address of the mining farm on the forum to atleaszt get a response from the op -214626;1352766986;Atomic-Closed;thats by biggest issue is the non-communication -214625;1352766999;smickles;non-communication of no new news? -214624;1352767007;Atomic-Closed;I have the logs of the presale and post sale conversations -214623;1352767012;jurov;they will say "we're waiting for nefario". what do you do then? -214622;1352767022;Buglouse;smickles: You're cat would win, according to you, you are its _owner_; slaves are not able to appropriate contrancts? -214621;1352767032;BTC-Mining;I can talk to Bitbond's issuer... had no problem with that. -214620;1352767036;Buglouse;smickles: err, you would be suing yourself -214619;1352767075;smickles;in all seriousness, all glbse assets should be considered lost untill nefario releases the data in provable way -214618;1352767094;BTC-Mining;He probably didn't answer on account of you demanding to be paid? -214617;1352767108;smickles;yeah, demanding to be paid at this point is unreasonable -214616;1352767109;Atomic-Closed;So should that mean that all anonymity is null and void too? -214615;1352767137;smickles;Atomic-Closed: what are you expecting here? the issue can't do anything because nefario fucked them -214614;1352767143;BTC-Mining;It means that with anonymity, with the exchange closing, who is owed what got lost. -214613;1352767171;Atomic-Closed;The issuer knows that i own shares -214612;1352767174;smickles;and because nefario fucked the issuer, he fucked you too by proxy -214611;1352767191;smickles;Atomic-Closed: but without proof it would be wrong to pay you and not the others -214610;1352767194;Atomic-Closed;I was told my that investment was safe by the issuer -214609;1352767199;BTC-Mining;Imagine you're bitbond. There's people claiming to be owed X and you can't verify. You pay them. Then info is released and you realise many who claimed weren't owed anything at all to start with... -214608;1352767209;smickles;I know I own X shares of s2cm, but i can't pay even myself dividends -214607;1352767213;BTC-Mining;hmm... but were the shares on GLBSE? -214606;1352767225;Atomic-Closed;they were sold pre-ipo -214605;1352767235;JWU_42;hmm - that is a bit different -214604;1352767242;smickles;Atomic-Closed: did you ever have the ability to sell them? -214603;1352767242;JWU_42;but doesn't mean you still hold them -214602;1352767260;BTC-Mining;aye, but were they transfered on GLBSE or held outside of GLBSE? -214601;1352767268;smickles;if you ever had the ability to sell them, and don't have proof that you didn't sell them, then you are in the same position -214600;1352767291;smickles;it's really tough to prove a negative statement -214599;1352767296;JWU_42;I am in that boat with YABMC - would love to shut it down but can't at this point -214598;1352767312;JWU_42;need Nef to step up and do what he said -214597;1352767359;Atomic-Closed;Im thinking that I just need to post the information then. ITs the lack of response here that is killing me -214596;1352767396;smickles;I know how many shares I had, I likely know how many shares Azelphur has, and I likely know the minimum # of shares imsaguy has. but I can't pay dividends to any of us b/c we have no proof -214595;1352767401;JWU_42;Atomic-Closed: you own bitbond ? -214594;1352767412;Atomic-Closed;I own shares of it -214593;1352767412;JWU_42;that is amazingrando, right ? -214592;1352767412;Azelphur;indeed :/ -214591;1352767423;Atomic-Closed;yes it is -214590;1352767435;smickles;Atomic-Closed: I think you're likely just creating usless drama -214589;1352767437;JWU_42;what are you wanting him to do exactly ? -214588;1352767456;Atomic-Closed;He stated he had a plan if nef didnt do as promised -214587;1352767459;Atomic-Closed;i want it exicuted -214586;1352767463;JWU_42;ahh -214585;1352767465;smickles;oh? -214584;1352767467;JWU_42;didn't read that -214583;1352767473;smickles;damn, that was stupid of him -214582;1352767479;smickles;what was the plan? -214581;1352767483;Atomic-Closed;that I dont know -214580;1352767511;smickles;well, that op was in seatle, right? -214579;1352767519;Atomic-Closed;Tacomma -214578;1352767525;smickles;oh yeah -214577;1352767531;Atomic-Closed;shared facility with Gigavps -214576;1352767532;smickles;and shakaru set it up -214575;1352767540;Atomic-Closed;yes -214574;1352767545;smickles;lol -214573;1352767550;mircea_popescu;Atomic-Closed now this is interesting -214572;1352767562;smickles;;;getrating shakaru-otc -214571;1352767562;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User shakaru-otc, rated since Tue Dec 20 18:32:21 2011. Cumulative rating -3, from 6 total ratings. Received ratings: 3 positive, 3 negative. Sent ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=shakaru-otc -214570;1352767594;smickles;"owes community over 20000 usd" -214569;1352767643;mircea_popescu;bitbond was owned/operated by amazingrando. -214568;1352767654;JWU_42;I was not aware shakaru had anything to do with their Washington facility -214567;1352767676;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, but he let shakaru set up the farm after he welched on a massive debt -214566;1352767681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9822 @ 0.0005061 = 4.9709 BTC [-] -214565;1352767683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10678 @ 0.000506 = 5.4031 BTC [-] -214564;1352767696;Atomic-Closed;I heard that his payement went to the repayment fund -214563;1352767709;mircea_popescu;i had no idea shakaru had anything to do with it either. -214562;1352767732;Atomic-Closed;And is all fairness, I am being a bit harsh, but if nef runs, are we all just SOL? -214561;1352767736;smickles;JWU_42: shakaru told me himself, and sent me pics of it while he was still saying he'd pay me ~600 btc that he owed (still owed) me -214560;1352767742;smickles;*still owes -214559;1352767751;JWU_42;hmm -214558;1352767755;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't take his word for anything. -214557;1352767756;smickles;Atomic-Closed: yes -214556;1352767771;mircea_popescu;;;getrating amazingrando -214555;1352767771;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User amazingrando, rated since Sun Jan 8 01:29:35 2012. Cumulative rating 46, from 15 total ratings. Received ratings: 15 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 11 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=amazingrando -214554;1352767829;mircea_popescu;dude nobody is left ffs. -214553;1352767846;mircea_popescu;i am the fucking dean of age of btc finance. this is sad, i've barely been here a year. -214552;1352767864;kakobrekla;:DD -214551;1352767878;JWU_42;pump and dump -214550;1352767880;JWU_42;;) -214549;1352767944;mircea_popescu;this situation needs to seriously improve. -214548;1352767984;Atomic-Closed;I agree -214547;1352768013;mircea_popescu;anyway. so you had the investment pre-ipo and were allocated glbse shares after ipo ? -214546;1352768117;Atomic-Closed;It was pre the second ipo. Or when the shares were aded -214545;1352768121;Atomic-Closed;added* -214544;1352768130;Atomic-Closed;at this point its hard to even know with no access to glbse -214543;1352768142;mircea_popescu;yeah. well... -214542;1352768153;mircea_popescu;i can see the guy's position. how can he know you didn't sell the shares on glbse -214541;1352768170;Atomic-Closed;I guess your right -214540;1352768230;mircea_popescu;not much he can do. picked the wrong exchange, everyone's fucked. -214539;1352768575;thestringpuller;How do you know the writing contest won't be a political campaign -214538;1352768587;Atomic-Closed;well thank you all for your input -214537;1352768597;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller huh ? -214536;1352768610;thestringpuller;people campaigning to be the best story -214535;1352768647;mircea_popescu;why would i care ? -214534;1352768725;thestringpuller;lol -214533;1352768738;thestringpuller;competition eh? -214532;1352768744;mod6;sure! -214531;1352768751;mod6;XD -214530;1352768757;mircea_popescu;you got the writing bug mod6 ? -214529;1352768817;mod6;I read the post for sure - I think its a really interesting/worthwhile idea to get some well-thought out discussion on the matter. -214528;1352768893;mod6;I thought about writing something -- but I better just stick to getting BitOTTer finished -214527;1352768896;mod6;:) -214526;1352768925;mod6;maybe i'll get a chance to write something though, we'll see. I just got this new lappy working - its /way/ faster for running the android emulator -214525;1352768945;mod6;4 cores instead of 2 = zooooooom -214524;1352769017;mircea_popescu;hehe prolly right. -214523;1352769035;mircea_popescu;should give the people who didn't learn math in school a chance too -214522;1352769056;mod6;ahh! a two-fer! :D -214521;1352769138;mod6;you've had a bunch of good posts in english on trilema, so thx for that -214520;1352769145;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is a bully -214519;1352769155;mircea_popescu;haha ty. -214518;1352769180;thestringpuller;i bet you believe all children should have bullies :P -214517;1352769202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46922 @ 0.000506 = 23.7425 BTC [-] -214516;1352769204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8478 @ 0.00050582 = 4.2883 BTC [-] -214515;1352769284;thestringpuller;;;ticker -214514;1352769284;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.08980, Best ask: 11.09000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00020, Last trade: 11.08980, 24 hour volume: 38835.80047192, 24 hour low: 10.76666, 24 hour high: 11.18000, 24 hour vwap: 10.99078 -214513;1352769322;mod6;wow, it hit 11.18 -214512;1352769372;mircea_popescu;mhm -214511;1352769490;mod6;!ticker S.MPOE -214510;1352769492;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0005025 / 0.0005072 / 0.00051161 (1691707 shares, 858.04 BTC), 30day: 0.0004035 / 0.00045616 / 0.00051161 (67514063 shares, 30,797.82 BTC) -214509;1352769520;jurov;mircea, is there any difference in exercising MKOPT and SPLIT-issued option for the issuer? -214508;1352769539;mircea_popescu;nope. -214507;1352769559;jurov;so both are allocated as appropriate part of total exercises? -214506;1352769564;mircea_popescu;both create the same, indistinguishable instrument. -214505;1352769588;mod6;how's coinbr going jurov? -214504;1352770195;jurov;welcome. seems you were on the wrong side of the split :P -214503;1352770221;mircea_popescu;haha ty! welcome to you all back into my world! -214502;1352770310;kakobrekla;http://www.pieterhugo.com/ -214501;1352770432;mircea_popescu;bah im so sick fo these fuckwits. -214500;1352770439;mircea_popescu;IT IS VERY GOOD THAT MARGINAL COMMUNITIES GET FUCKED. -214499;1352770444;mircea_popescu;this is the motherfucking point of life. -214498;1352770755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12373 @ 0.00050582 = 6.2585 BTC [-] -214497;1352771057;dub;the point of life is for the civilised world to ensure that the uncivilised never catch up? -214496;1352771087;dub;doesn't quite fit the 'free market' ideology -214495;1352771107;pigeons;"civilised" is a vague/loaded word -214494;1352771135;dub;its easy to infer my meaning though -214493;1352771138;pigeons;yes -214492;1352771160;dub;the countries that understand the need to recycle/manage waste -214491;1352771183;pigeons;there is no response to his statement -214490;1352771191;mircea_popescu;it's not dick's job to ensure jane "catches up" -214489;1352771199;mircea_popescu;fuck jane. -214488;1352771202;pigeons;not in caps this time -214487;1352771218;dub;he is ensuring that she cannot? -214486;1352771244;mircea_popescu;hwo so ? -214485;1352771375;dub;by poisoning her and rendering her environment unproductive at best, probably uninhabitable by dick's standards -214484;1352771380;mircea_popescu;yaya. -214483;1352771398;dub;it does not scale -214482;1352771401;mircea_popescu;the assumption underlying your evaluation is that dick = jane -214481;1352771409;dub;what happens when jane dies and dick has to look after his own shit -214480;1352771411;mircea_popescu;this is false. dick is a pretty cool guy. jane is a worthless pos. -214479;1352771420;mircea_popescu;dick is giving her a crumb in exchange for her scratching his back. -214478;1352771433;dub;no, dick is giving her a poison chalice -214477;1352771436;mircea_popescu;if he doesn't want the risk of breaking a nail she can do w/o the crumb. -214476;1352771448;smickles;i've missed something here -214475;1352771461;mircea_popescu;"it doesn't scale" -214474;1352771465;mircea_popescu;d'uh, of course it doesn't. -214473;1352771467;mircea_popescu;it should not. -214472;1352771481;mircea_popescu;not everyone belongs in a palace. most people belong in the huts, so as to have palaces. for just a few. -214471;1352771495;smickles;what's this fun with dick and jane? /me scrolls log -214470;1352771507;mircea_popescu;i r fighting the beast of collectivism. -214469;1352771550;dub;mircea_popescu: what happens when there are no more habitable huts -214468;1352771566;smickles;What are they burning plastic for? -214467;1352771569;dub;dick flies away in his magic rocket to another place and starts over? -214466;1352771574;mircea_popescu;smickles for being imbeciles, basically. -214465;1352771574;dub;smickles: recycling -214464;1352771577;mircea_popescu;dub pretty much. -214463;1352771590;dub;mircea_popescu: that is not a realistic end game -214462;1352771593;mircea_popescu;yes, it is. -214461;1352771598;smickles;that's not how you recycle plastic, afaik -214460;1352771607;mircea_popescu;if you imagine that the entire population of africa croaking tomorrow would make any difference you're dreaming. -214459;1352771616;mircea_popescu;smickles depends if you're from ghana. -214458;1352771633;dub;smickles: thats what happens to most of your countries recylcling -214457;1352771642;smickles;if all of africal died, i'd say that's a pretty big market opportunity -214456;1352771643;dub;its not just ghana -214455;1352771660;mircea_popescu;smickles "nice country, unfortunately inhabited" -214454;1352771705;smickles;who makes money by shipping all my plastic to ghana? -214453;1352771710;mircea_popescu;the problem really is these days, the rich/successful/smart don't flaunt it nearly enough -214452;1352771714;smickles;that sounds like a great racket to be in -214451;1352771719;mircea_popescu;the poor/stupid/failed get the idea that they're doing pretty ok -214450;1352771720;dub;some contractor to your govt -214449;1352771729;mircea_popescu;and it's just "bad luck". or even they;'re owed something. -214448;1352771755;mircea_popescu;smickles it's not even the case, most plastic gets buried. -214447;1352771758;mircea_popescu;on the spot. -214446;1352771766;dub;unless dick has already started on his escape plan (protip: he hasn't because he's spending all his money making war) then your end game fails -214445;1352771818;smickles;seems better to bury it than burn it to me -214444;1352771841;dub;they're burning it to extract metal -214443;1352771842;mircea_popescu;dub what escape, seriously ? -214442;1352771849;dub;mircea_popescu: the rocket of course -214441;1352771873;mircea_popescu;get out. when "there's" no more inhabitable huts some will be buldozed, asphalted over and re-hutted -214440;1352771877;dub;smickles: they've been sold the opportunity to extract metal and sell it -214439;1352771889;mircea_popescu;and some will be just repopulated with ex-hut dwellers beaten into submission to new hut environment. -214438;1352771894;dub;only the catch is they have to die and kill thier land in the process -214437;1352771911;mircea_popescu;and i suppose it's your fault they're being stupid dub ? -214436;1352771935;dub;yes in part -214435;1352771945;dub;I recycle my rubbish because it saves me money -214434;1352771966;dub;I know that its not really being recycled, not in a scalable manner -214433;1352771985;mircea_popescu;i recycle because, guess what, i use recyclabe materials. -214432;1352771986;dub;its killing children in ghana -214431;1352771996;mircea_popescu;i buy glass bottles. my total plastic consumption is something like a few kgs a year. -214430;1352772009;dub;no you recycle because you have been incentivized via your wallet -214429;1352772014;mircea_popescu;not at all. -214428;1352772021;mircea_popescu;romania is a world apart. recycling was always high here -214427;1352772028;mircea_popescu;and to this day there's no fines/incentives to do it. -214426;1352772033;dub;(I presume there is differentiated charging for recycling and common waste disposal in romania) -214425;1352772036;mircea_popescu;nope. -214424;1352772049;mircea_popescu;ever since the commie times they had an efficient recycling system in place. -214423;1352772054;kakobrekla;we get penalites here now if we dont. -214422;1352772055;dub;how quaint -214421;1352772060;dub;kakobrekla: carrot/stick same deal -214420;1352772061;mircea_popescu;this is like, the 60s. way before the west found out about recycling. -214419;1352772067;kakobrekla;its stupud as its useless -214418;1352772100;dub;mircea_popescu: do you actually know where the recycling goes? -214417;1352772101;mircea_popescu;and in any event garbage costs are dismal, i pay 2.8 euros per month -214416;1352772121;mircea_popescu;dub glass to the glass factory. metal to the metal sorting/refurbishing centers. paper to teh paper factory. etc. -214415;1352772123;dub;irrelevant -214414;1352772125;mircea_popescu;plastic to ghana. -214413;1352772144;mircea_popescu;(literally to ghana) -214412;1352772148;smickles;"plastic makes it possible" -214411;1352772149;dub;the market provides you an incentive to spend time sorting trash -214410;1352772155;mircea_popescu;nope ?! -214409;1352772161;mircea_popescu;what incentive lol. -214408;1352772174;dub;2.8 EU a month -214407;1352772179;mircea_popescu;this is like saying the market provides me an incentive to chat with you. doth not, considering what i make it'd be hard pressed to. -214406;1352772196;mircea_popescu;2.8 eur a month regardless tho. -214405;1352772209;mircea_popescu;actually -214404;1352772216;mircea_popescu;;;calc 11.8 / 4.4 -214403;1352772217;gribble;2.68181818182 -214402;1352772219;mircea_popescu;2.7 -214401;1352772250;dub;anyway, the market then takes your trash and money and the money the state gives it to quietly dispose of its shit, and shops it to the 3rd world -214400;1352772258;smickles;so dub who is this contractor you mentioned, and what part of the gov't actually gives them teh monies? -214399;1352772274;mircea_popescu;dub no srlsy, it's mostly recycled locally. -214398;1352772286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5144 @ 0.00050628 = 2.6043 BTC [+] -214397;1352772287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8156 @ 0.0005083 = 4.1457 BTC [+] -214396;1352772295;dub;smickles: some company, and the same part of govt that collects tax -214395;1352772300;dub;well no, but you get the idea -214394;1352772320;mircea_popescu;and i seriously see no problem even if all the garbage was dumped on some failed country. -214393;1352772322;smickles;lol, you have no details? where did you even get this info? -214392;1352772330;dub;mircea_popescu: well thats not normal from my understanding -214391;1352772331;mircea_popescu;this is what you get for sucking '; you store everyone's garbage. fuck you. -214390;1352772353;dub;smickles: its entirely dependant on idunno what vfuckign country you are in? -214389;1352772362;mircea_popescu;he's in the us lol -214388;1352772369;pigeons;i dump all my garbage when i fly over romania -214387;1352772390;mircea_popescu;;;google persnickety american shot down over romania -214386;1352772391;gribble;Persnickety Snark: 2009-02-08: ; Daring Fireball Linked List: July 2012: ; The big soda ban and Michael Bloomberg' s struggle against vulgarity: -214385;1352772391;smickles;dub: so all of this is speculation? -214384;1352772399;dub;smickles: 'that guy didnt spoonfeed me the answers' is not a defence -214383;1352772419;smickles;i'm not forming a defence here, am I? -214382;1352772425;mircea_popescu;you must be!!! -214381;1352772433;mircea_popescu;for there are dumbass africans who burn their plastics!!! -214380;1352772440;mircea_popescu;FORM A DEFENCE! GIVE A SHIT! -214379;1352772450;smickles;anyway, generally, when you make an assertion, you should be able to justify it -214378;1352772466;dub;the africans would not burn the waste if we did not give it to them for that purpose -214377;1352772471;mircea_popescu;o, right. -214376;1352772479;mircea_popescu;let's give them some wells for the purpose of jumping in ? -214375;1352772479;dub;smickles: not really -214374;1352772498;dub;its teh case here, that means its likely the case in most of the world -214373;1352772504;pigeons;only if we can have round the clock news of the rescue attempts -214372;1352772509;smickles;the africans would not burn the waste if we did not give it to them for that purpose <<< define tenuous -214371;1352772531;mircea_popescu;next im going to hear an argument that slavery reparations should be enacted, to repay the young africans disposed of by the older africans. -214370;1352772537;mircea_popescu;it was all the dutchmen's fault!!11 -214369;1352772541;dub;smickles: they wouldnt have the waste to burn if our corporations did not provide massive amounts of it to them -214368;1352772541;smickles;its teh case here, that means its likely the case in most of the world <<< hasty generalization -214367;1352772561;dub;dude -214366;1352772567;mircea_popescu;dub that's ridiculous. i have caustic stuff in my house, i don't pour it in my eyes -214365;1352772567;dub;generalisations are all there is -214364;1352772570;smickles;dude, ever taken a logic class? -214363;1352772572;mircea_popescu;EVEN THO EVIL CORPS GAVE IT TO ME -214362;1352772589;dub;mircea_popescu: they've been sold recycling -214361;1352772608;dub;its all profit driven out of western markets -214360;1352772612;mircea_popescu;right! -214359;1352772616;dub;why the fuck else would it happen? -214358;1352772617;mircea_popescu;they want it, they have to work for it. -214357;1352772628;mircea_popescu;they don;'t want the work, they don't get the money. -214356;1352772632;mircea_popescu;why is this so hard to grasp ? -214355;1352772641;dub;well they dont really want it -214354;1352772648;mircea_popescu;so then let them stop. -214353;1352772654;smickles;didn't the wester world go thru hundreds of years of shit to get where they are now? -214352;1352772666;mircea_popescu;this is sounding like the rape trial. "well... i didn't REALLY want it" -214351;1352772675;mircea_popescu;smickles yes. -214350;1352772685;dub;take shell in nigeria -214349;1352772694;mircea_popescu;in fact, as recent as 100 years ago london was so covered in coal dust they had coal storms -214348;1352772697;mircea_popescu;apparently... they survived. -214347;1352772702;dub;do the villages that get poisoned want to die? -214346;1352772719;mircea_popescu;dub did shell get govt permits ? -214345;1352772724;dub;yes -214344;1352772726;mircea_popescu;then yes they do. -214343;1352772731;mircea_popescu;if they don't, elect better politicians. -214342;1352772732;dub;goodluck jonathan opened his arms -214341;1352772747;dub;sure, just need bigger guns -214340;1352772752;mircea_popescu;so get bigger guns. -214339;1352772775;mircea_popescu;which brings us round circle : this is the fucking point of life. either get the bigger gun or get good at sucking cock. -214338;1352772787;dub;doesnt scale -214337;1352772794;mircea_popescu;so you say. -214336;1352772802;mircea_popescu;far as i can see it scales just fine. -214335;1352772806;dub;the tide of shit will flow -214334;1352772810;mircea_popescu;yaya bs. -214333;1352772822;mircea_popescu;what doesn't scale is your expectation that every kid gets xmas -214332;1352772830;dub;I don't expect that -214331;1352772833;mircea_popescu;some kids die in the snow in front of my house. not all kids get xmas. -214330;1352772853;smickles;ya know, if you want to change the minds of smart people, you'll need to avoid logical fallacies -214329;1352772869;smickles;otherwise, they tend to have fun with you -214328;1352772881;dub;all this free market ideology is complete bullshit when the actions of a few prevent the many from even participating -214327;1352772882;mircea_popescu;smickles i think he just wants to unwind from the brainless zombie regurgitated crap he's bombarded with non stop in the "civilised" world. -214326;1352772889;mircea_popescu;dub not at all. -214325;1352772894;dub;smickles: smart people know these things -214324;1352772904;dub;I'm not trying to educate -214323;1352772913;mircea_popescu;no. idiots who invest in pirate and masquerade as "smart" "know" these "things" -214322;1352772919;mircea_popescu;where things really means idiotic nonsense. -214321;1352772949;dub;strawman -214320;1352772961;smickles;:D yay -214319;1352772968;mircea_popescu;would you have preferred i said "buy nefario flowers" ? -214318;1352772976;mircea_popescu;cause that also scales lol. -214317;1352773028;dub;smickles: which logical fallacies btw -214316;1352773054;smickles;so, it looks ly my city's plastic is either recycled locally, or burried locally -214315;1352773083;dub;did you grasp that its not 'plastic' they are burning? -214314;1352773111;dub;its e-waste contaning metals they are extracting for resale -214313;1352773119;smickles;well, i haven't found details about how most tucson corpo's recycle their compies yet -214312;1352773184;dub;also if you are going to compartmentalise this into 'the waste I personally generate' well, lol @ the convince smart people stuff -214311;1352773191;mircea_popescu; all this free market ideology is complete bullshit when the actions of a few prevent the many from even participating << srsly, it's the stupidity of the many that prevents them from participating. -214310;1352773266;dub;well again, when you have corrupt authoritarian states forcing their people to do this.. -214309;1352773284;smickles;ug, compartmentalize? you said it was some contractor from my gov't, i'm looking for that -214308;1352773303;mircea_popescu;dub wait a second. ever heard of tammany hall ? -214307;1352773315;mircea_popescu;corruption is something of the people by the people, it's not fallen from the sky. -214306;1352773317;dub;sure there is stupidity but its not like jane's son *click*bele mbwamba born with cancer from the lead in the water supply can do shit -214305;1352773328;mircea_popescu;dub fuck him, he was born to a stupid mother. -214304;1352773383;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120119.msg1331215#msg1331215 whoa looky! that acct exists since may! and it made 6 posts which are 3. -214303;1352773387;mircea_popescu;whose sock ? -214302;1352773390;dub;well im not sure but I think the free market idea is that he can improve his lot -214301;1352773427;mircea_popescu;dub improve his lot yes -214300;1352773430;mircea_popescu;his lot = my lot no. -214299;1352773431;smickles;ya know, it does involve a bit of luck, -214298;1352773448;mircea_popescu;and your problem is that you spurn his improving his shitty lot to shitty+1 -214297;1352773454;mircea_popescu;and you want him to improve to cool+12 -214296;1352773469;smickles;imporvement over being a computer burner prolly doesn't look like much to us, but may look like a lot to them -214295;1352773469;mircea_popescu;it ain't how it works. takes generations of peopleworking dilligently. -214294;1352773475;mircea_popescu;takes a couple of obamas to fuck it all to hell -214293;1352773482;mircea_popescu;it's how it works, going down is easier than going up. -214292;1352773640;dub;my view is purely selfish -214291;1352773646;dub;you need to manage the proles -214290;1352773668;dub;it costs more not to, in the long run -214289;1352773758;smickles;dub: what are you suggesting we do -214288;1352773768;mircea_popescu;heh so as usual the socialist are actually the racists. -214287;1352773774;mircea_popescu;dude, they have the right to manage themselves, let them. -214286;1352773777;smickles;well, I mean, mircea_popescu is probably in a better position to do something than I am -214285;1352773779;dub;be honest, put your rubbish in your local landfil and wear the environmental fallout yourself -214284;1352773795;smickles;um -214283;1352773802;smickles;isn't that what I do? -214282;1352773805;mircea_popescu;dub that'd just destroy land values, i'd move to their country via gentrification and force them to move to mine -214281;1352773805;dub;instead of exporting your problem for profit -214280;1352773812;mircea_popescu;isn't it easier to move the garbage than the people ? -214279;1352773814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9821 @ 0.00050582 = 4.9677 BTC [-] -214278;1352773816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9664 @ 0.00050575 = 4.8876 BTC [-] -214277;1352773845;smickles;I'm still not finding thes people who ship US compies to African countries to be melted down -214276;1352773878;dub;its not like they advertise this widely -214275;1352773881;mircea_popescu;smickles the reason you aren't is because there's no such thing. on the african side it's pretty much independent business. -214274;1352773904;mircea_popescu;as in, those unfortunate fucks are both more respectable and more human than the average us office drone -214273;1352773910;mircea_popescu;they live an independent life, out in the waste. -214272;1352773926;smickles;dub: there'd at least be indications of it from the gov't, b/c i doubt poor african countries pay enough to make it profitable on their own -214271;1352773953;smickles;a line item in a budget somewhere, associated with a statute -214270;1352773956;dub;where would there be indications? -214269;1352773965;dub;can you see the books of the waste contractors? -214268;1352773971;smickles;I wouldn't need to -214267;1352773987;kakobrekla;wait till he is cpa -214266;1352773994;mircea_popescu;lol my thoughts exactly kakobrekla -214265;1352773996;smickles;kakobrekla: :D -214264;1352774004;mircea_popescu;he's gonna find the gold my grand-grandfather hid when the turks invaded -214263;1352774089;smickles;maybe it's a tax writeoff for donating the computers -214262;1352774114;smickles;resale and donation would stop it from being classified as hazardous -214261;1352774118;dub;probalby, some carbon credits to boot -214260;1352774128;mircea_popescu;lol dub is jaded -214259;1352774128;smickles;in 'merica? not yet -214258;1352774189;dub;it does like this, you pay Super Envirocorp Green Recycling LLC, your govt apys them, africa pays them, and they probably don't pay tax, perfect -214257;1352774199;smickles;ok, shipping computers to other countries for disposal or donation is illegal as of 1 year after those pics were taken -214256;1352774204;smickles;it seems -214255;1352774237;dub;apparently someone grew a concience -214254;1352774245;dub;how socialist of them -214253;1352774289;smickles;:( makes this last hour seem so pointless and wasteful -214252;1352774379;dub;really? I've been built a few $100k of internets while chatting -214251;1352774421;smickles;oh, sorry, you didn't spoon feed me the info, so I had to actually work at finding it -214250;1352774431;smickles;;) -214249;1352774445;dub;free market bro, gotta do the work -214248;1352774458;smickles;i just hope my daughter survived the neglect -214247;1352774462;mircea_popescu;$100k of internets ?! where is that ? -214246;1352774478;mircea_popescu;smickles if you find her burning computer parts you know who to send the med bills to nao. -214245;1352774481;smickles;naw, just kidding, her mom was taking her for a walk -214244;1352774496;mircea_popescu;neglecting the mom seems moar dangerous -214243;1352774499;dub;about 40Gbps of access network, in a farming town -214242;1352774515;mircea_popescu;exploitation. -214241;1352774559;dub;by providing faster porn to the farmer, less animals will be abused -214240;1352774574;mircea_popescu;you're taking advantage of their backwards farmish nature -214239;1352774577;dub;in my locality anyway, that animal porn will be made offshore -214238;1352774586;mircea_popescu;to deploy your internets in less congested and thuys cheaper area -214237;1352774641;mircea_popescu;grow a conscience! no more computer donations to africans and no more internets to farming towns! -214236;1352774648;mircea_popescu;let apple make a buck. -214235;1352774651;dub;they demand faster porn, the market provides -214234;1352774800;smickles;mircea_popescu: the market demands an MPEx api call ('PROFIT|X', where X is a positive integer in satoshi) which gives me btc -214233;1352774831;mircea_popescu;go burn a keyboard -214232;1352774849;mircea_popescu;all profits are belong to ME(pex) -214231;1352774877;smickles;well, ~97% of them anyway -214230;1352774904;dub;I recycled two keyboards this week :( -214229;1352774928;smickles;I still have those old IBM clicky keyboards -214228;1352774964;smickles;let me see, it's a model M -214227;1352774967;dub;model-M? -214226;1352774987;dub;yeah, colleague near me insists on using one, annoying as hell -214225;1352775002;dub;DEPR NEED TO HEAR MY CLICKS -214224;1352775037;dub;IM A SRS ENGINEER, JUST LISTEN! -214223;1352775338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19321 @ 0.00050575 = 9.7716 BTC [-] -214222;1352776334;mircea_popescu;12 points (100% like it) 12 up votes 0 down votes -214221;1352776347;mircea_popescu;smickles m'boy you've got the perfect reddit submission. everyone likes it. -214220;1352776850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21765 @ 0.00050575 = 11.0076 BTC [-] -214219;1352776850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16685 @ 0.0005055 = 8.4343 BTC [-] -214218;1352778368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12576 @ 0.0005083 = 6.3924 BTC [+] -214217;1352778368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2820 @ 0.00051161 = 1.4427 BTC [+] -214216;1352778370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26932 @ 0.00051175 = 13.7825 BTC [+] -214215;1352779232;mircea_popescu;Certified computer forensic examiner out of Austin, Texas, lawyer Craig Ball, says that authorities can use the serial numbers off of two flash drives, said to contain the tax returns, left at a political office in Williamson County. Each computer keeps a record of all external devices plugged into them. Considering how easy a task this is, one suspects that the authorities would have already completed it, either impl -214214;1352779232;mircea_popescu;icating, or not, Brown. -214213;1352779240;mircea_popescu;this is such bs. who told them what "all computers" do ffs -214212;1352779341;dub;Certified (A+, MCSE) computer exphurts -214211;1352779489;dub;especially lulzy are security certs -214210;1352779603;mircea_popescu;myah. -214209;1352779812;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: knightmb having a case built against him? -214208;1352779852;mircea_popescu;coingenuity so they say. particularly uninformed article -214207;1352779859;mircea_popescu;http://silvervigilante.com/richest-man-in-bitcoin-realm-secret-service/ -214206;1352779911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24401 @ 0.00051175 = 12.4872 BTC [+] -214205;1352779913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17849 @ 0.0005121 = 9.1405 BTC [+] -214204;1352780065;smickles;poked above the 30 day sma again -214203;1352780077;Diablo-D3;wow, I missed DiabloMiner's birthday -214202;1352780083;Diablo-D3;Date: Sat Nov 6 11:16:17 2010 -0400 -214201;1352780112;Diablo-D3;its now 2 years old -214200;1352780129;dub;the oldest turd that hasnt turned white -214199;1352780425;mircea_popescu;so how long before pretty much everyone who issed glbse shares says fuck it and moves on ? -214198;1352780440;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: some already have -214197;1352780451;mircea_popescu;i know, but i mean the general consensus. -214196;1352780544;smickles;how long has it been so far? -214195;1352780553;smickles;did that happen oct 2nd? -214194;1352780574;Diablo-D3;yeah, its been over a month -214193;1352780579;Diablo-D3;which like a decade in bitcoin time -214192;1352780598;dub;is the send nefario flowers thing happening? -214191;1352780658;mircea_popescu;smickles early oct is my recollection. -214190;1352780693;mircea_popescu;dub i hope it isn't for the reason that the idiots who'd do it lost all their money to scammers already and are facing deportation -214189;1352780695;mircea_popescu;to ghana. -214188;1352780702;mircea_popescu;any other reason fails to satisfy. -214187;1352780712;dub;i like it -214186;1352780736;dub;gotta be creepy getting flowers from a bunch of people that basically want your scalp -214185;1352780749;dub;its saying 'you can't hide motherfucker' -214184;1352780750;mircea_popescu;they don't want his scalp. -214183;1352780762;mircea_popescu;they don't know what the fuck they want, but it'd be something like someone telling them they're ok. -214182;1352780773;mircea_popescu;which is why the pr chick is getting on so many nerves, imho. -214181;1352780773;smickles;heh, "so how long until i can just start using this btc as my own" (from the issuer's perspective), is that what you're asking mircea_popescu ? -214180;1352780807;mircea_popescu;smickles well, not rly, seeing how the point of issuing was to get btc to use as their own -214179;1352780816;mircea_popescu;see the rsm guy for a fine illustration -214178;1352780825;smickles;ah -214177;1352780895;mircea_popescu;i was asking more along the lines of, "when will everyone be forced to put glbse shares as 0 in their books" -214176;1352780919;mircea_popescu;obviously prudence requires them do that already, but experience shows btc noobies absolutely never do it. -214175;1352781416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13250 @ 0.00050693 = 6.7168 BTC [-] -214174;1352782148;smickles;https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/peacefully-grant-state-texas-withdraw-united-states-america-and-create-its-own-new-government/BmdWCP8B -214173;1352782153;smickles;just noticed this -214172;1352782351;mircea_popescu;lolk -214171;1352782361;Diablo-D3;lol -214170;1352782432;smickles;it's to the point where they actually have to acknowlage it and respond to it -214169;1352782457;mod6;haha -214168;1352782485;smickles;Of course, when the marijuana one got there, the answer was so full of lies it boggled the mind -214167;1352782505;smickles;so I expect the answer will be "no, it's illegal" -214166;1352782531;mircea_popescu;illegal my foot -214165;1352782534;smickles;followed by "there is no historical precident" -214164;1352782535;mircea_popescu;texas did it before -214163;1352782594;mod6;yeah, texas was its own country for a period -214162;1352782596;mod6;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Texas -214161;1352782618;smickles;and "no country has ever formed by declaring independance" -214160;1352782710;mircea_popescu;ahahah -214159;1352782713;mircea_popescu;ok that'd be a good one. -214158;1352782760;mod6;lol -214157;1352782921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.0005121 = 11.0614 BTC [+] -214156;1352782923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6913 @ 0.00051232 = 3.5417 BTC [+] -214155;1352782924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24953 @ 0.00051264 = 12.7919 BTC [+] -214154;1352812565;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214153;1352812565;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214152;1352812566;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214151;1352812566;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214150;1352812566;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214149;1352812566;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214148;1352812567;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214147;1352812568;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214146;1352812568;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214145;1352812568;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214144;1352812568;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214143;1352812569;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214142;1352812569;AwesomeToTheMax;fuck you irc -214141;1352812573;AwesomeToTheMax;fuckin turn off -214140;1352812575;AwesomeToTheMax;GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR -214139;1352812588;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -214138;1352812721;mircea_popescu;this is funny : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=123873.0 -214137;1352812734;mircea_popescu;20-120 bitcoins in prizes, nobody replies. -214136;1352812748;mircea_popescu;if i had offered .1 btc for some stupidshit like a signature it would be FULL -214135;1352812750;Diablo-D3;wait, what? -214134;1352812770;Diablo-D3;what am I writing? -214133;1352812793;mircea_popescu;whatever you want. -214132;1352812882;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: what exactly is it that you want written, however? -214131;1352812929;mircea_popescu;well, you kinda have to read the article. but it's a 4-6k words fiction piece -214130;1352812944;Diablo-D3;I did read it -214129;1352812947;Diablo-D3;but you sort of go off on a tangent -214128;1352812957;mircea_popescu;there's three ways i can see gpg contracts going on -214127;1352812960;mircea_popescu;there could be more -214126;1352812967;mircea_popescu;either find one more, or else write out one of the three -214125;1352813002;Diablo-D3;how about I write a story about how the rothchilds have a pgp contract with lucifer the morningstar, their god, and thus end the world -214124;1352813035;mircea_popescu;sure. -214123;1352813048;mircea_popescu;except, work it out so it fits one of teh three! -214122;1352813052;Diablo-D3;I dont want to be assassinated :< -214121;1352813090;mircea_popescu;eh get out. -214120;1352813165;mircea_popescu;nobody's getting assasinated cause of something they wrote on the interwebs -214119;1352813181;Diablo-D3;but its true about them and lucifer :< -214118;1352813189;mircea_popescu;even so. -214117;1352813261;jurov;diablo, in that case, you don't have to fear anything when you get asassinated for revealing such truth -214116;1352813277;jurov;for this deed shall surely wawrd you place in God's Kingdom -214115;1352813280;jurov;;D -214114;1352813289;jurov;*award -214113;1352813306;Diablo-D3;jurov: but I _am_ Lucifer :< -214112;1352813315;Diablo-D3;dying _hurts_ -214111;1352813319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21650 @ 0.00050658 = 10.9675 BTC [+] -214110;1352813339;jurov;you will, sooner or later -214109;1352813347;Diablo-D3;well, sometimes. I did it a few times during WW2, some of them wern't so bad. -214108;1352813379;Diablo-D3;but I guess it wont matter -214107;1352813381;Diablo-D3;the world is ending soon -214106;1352813396;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I think I have a better idea, though -214105;1352813404;Diablo-D3;a bitcoin powered ebook market. -214104;1352813455;mircea_popescu;right, because bitcoin people are this mix of 1% people who have not the time to fuck their gfs and 99% people who never had a gf -214103;1352813463;mircea_popescu;they're EXACTLY the people who read books. -214102;1352813480;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you've never read a book while getting a blowjob? -214101;1352813508;mircea_popescu;nope. -214100;1352813520;mircea_popescu;i prefer fondling the other girl. -214099;1352813564;mircea_popescu;bah i wish cpanel would STOP CHANGING THE LOOKS OF THE WEB INTERFACE -214098;1352813577;mircea_popescu;every time i go to log in they give me a jolt. -214097;1352813581;mircea_popescu;"whoa, phishing ?!" -214096;1352813708;mircea_popescu;In 59 Philadelphia voting divisions, Mitt Romney got zero votes. -214095;1352813712;mircea_popescu;ahahaha. fo reals ?! -214094;1352813733;mircea_popescu;Detroit has more registered voters than residents over 18, Census finds -214093;1352813784;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: CLEARLY THIS IS THE WORK OF OBAMA -214092;1352813786;Diablo-D3;or something -214091;1352813804;Diablo-D3;my faux republican rage wore out quite some time ago -214090;1352813841;mircea_popescu;i just think it's funny how 3rd world the us is. -214089;1352813857;Diablo-D3;there are no first world countries left -214088;1352813862;mircea_popescu;i mean, for all of the 20th century they've kept pretending and we've kept pretending like they're part of civilisation -214087;1352813872;mircea_popescu;but, really... never was the case. becomes more and more obvious. -214086;1352813877;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well -214085;1352813879;Diablo-D3;its up to us bitcoiners -214084;1352813882;Diablo-D3;to create a new country -214083;1352813898;Diablo-D3;one that preserves the rights of life, liberty, and PUSSY! -214082;1352813902;Diablo-D3;NOW WHOS WITH ME?! -214081;1352813923;mircea_popescu;crickets. -214080;1352813931;Diablo-D3;You're all fags, you know that. -214079;1352813968;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: did you (or she) set up the thread in the forums about what people think about your PR? -214078;1352813987;mircea_popescu;hm ? -214077;1352814172;mircea_popescu;ohio had a county where there was a 103% voter turnout -214076;1352814180;mircea_popescu;you know... this happened in a hamlet in romania last elections -214075;1352814191;mircea_popescu;those people are now spending their time between the da and the court. -214074;1352814203;Diablo-D3;its happened everywhere forever. -214073;1352814246;mircea_popescu;yeah. -214072;1352814251;mircea_popescu;but you gotta keep sending them to jale. -214071;1352814258;Diablo-D3;jail -214070;1352814481;mircea_popescu;that too. -214069;1352814843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16856 @ 0.00050535 = 8.5182 BTC [-] -214068;1352814845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10094 @ 0.00050221 = 5.0693 BTC [-] -214067;1352815057;jurov;eskimobob, go satisfy your urges there: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.0 -214066;1352815072;EskimoBob;SupaDupa: wtf are you spamming? Get a life, you fkn asshole, or just hang yourself ' -214065;1352815165;EskimoBob;jurov: what urges? -214064;1352815201;jurov;to know what ppl think about MPOE-PR -214063;1352815220;Guest66360;she is a whore -214062;1352815320;EskimoBob;Guest66360 is the same scumbag SupaDupa: -214061;1352815408;jurov;eskimo, you really think they will ever start such thread? why? -214060;1352815421;EskimoBob;we really need a OP here to kick idiots like supasupa for good -214059;1352815444;Maxxxx;you are definately suckin both my balls -214058;1352815452;Maxxxx;but maybe if you slow down I can pull one outta your mouf -214057;1352815483;mircea_popescu;am i missing something here ? -214056;1352815687;EskimoBob;"Secession Petitions Flood White House Website" LOL http://politics.slashdot.org/story/12/11/12/2113214/secession-petitions-flood-white-house-website -214055;1352815803;AreFun;since Obama is president shouldn't it be called The Half-White House? -214054;1352815808;AreFun;considering he's half black... -214053;1352815832;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -214052;1352815859;AreFun;too early for jokes? -214051;1352815888;EskimoBob;take a look at the petition site, it's really funny -214050;1352815888;Diablo-D3;the jokes will never be funny, really -214049;1352815903;Diablo-D3;its called the white house because of the color on the outside, not the colored on the inside -214048;1352815939;AreFun;umm -214047;1352815948;AreFun;are you saying Obama is black on the inside -214046;1352815950;AreFun;LOL! -214045;1352815967;AreFun;last time I checked your skin colour was on the fuckin outside Diablo-D3 -214044;1352815978;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/gpg-contracts/#comment-90442 << how the fuck do i end up with all the crazies ? -214043;1352815986;AreFun;considering your fuckin skin colour is only visible on the outside since it's fuckin skin -214042;1352815991;mircea_popescu;this dude wants to fix bitcoin : there should be pairs of bitcoins "going in countercurrent" -214041;1352816000;Diablo-D3;AreFun: you missed the joke. -214040;1352816024;mircea_popescu;he did say "the colored" -214039;1352816036;AreFun;I know there's a ton of grape drink in The White House now -214038;1352816060;Diablo-D3;at least mircea_popescu got it -214037;1352816111;mircea_popescu;that didn't last long. -214036;1352816119;mircea_popescu;what's his story anyway. -214035;1352816164;Diablo-D3;who knows -214034;1352816298;mircea_popescu;is this the guy who used to spam goatse re some bitcoin ransom or something like that ? -214033;1352816317;Diablo-D3;no -214032;1352816320;Diablo-D3;I thought it was usagi -214031;1352816332;Diablo-D3;but usagi doesnt swear -214030;1352816345;mircea_popescu;well not in his bunny costume -214029;1352816357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00050658 = 5.4711 BTC [+] -214028;1352816534;EskimoBob;this was probably supadupa, known lunatic from ltc and btc channel -214027;1352816544;Diablo-D3;might be -214026;1352816556;Diablo-D3;that asshole has been causing problems lately again -214025;1352816578;EskimoBob;yes. sending huge pkg as CTCP ping -214024;1352816604;Diablo-D3;yeah, what did he think that was going to do? -214023;1352816606;Diablo-D3;it doesnt do anything -214022;1352816657;EskimoBob;if you have a crappy line, it will drop your connection or something like that -214021;1352816669;Diablo-D3;I have a crappy line, it does nothing. -214020;1352816795;EskimoBob;damn James -214019;1352816822;Diablo-D3;who? -214018;1352816824;EskimoBob;no update https://blog.glbse.com/ -214017;1352816856;Diablo-D3;oh nefario -214016;1352817672;mircea_popescu;maybe he didn't like the flowers. -214015;1352817877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21793 @ 0.00050221 = 10.9447 BTC [-] -214014;1352817878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00050217 = 5.5992 BTC [-] -214013;1352817880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10357 @ 0.00050215 = 5.2008 BTC [-] -214012;1352818053;Chaaang-Noi; did you copy the ltc one? :) -214011;1352818065;mircea_popescu;hm ? -214010;1352818072;Chaaang-Noi;nvm -214009;1352818279;Chaaang-Noi;what ever happened to usagi? -214008;1352818283;Chaaang-Noi;poof and he was gone? -214007;1352818482;mircea_popescu;pretty much. -214006;1352818589;Chaang-Noi;lol, did they send nefario flowers? -214005;1352818665;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: there was a plan -214004;1352818707;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: usagi was here yesterday but took off shortly. -214003;1352818747;EskimoBob;Looks like he is also following me around the fkn forum like a pervert :) -214002;1352818807;Chaang-Noi;lol -214001;1352818814;Chaang-Noi;they should send nefario flowers -214000;1352818818;Chaang-Noi;its some lulz -213999;1352818822;Chaang-Noi;ill chip in -213998;1352819025;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1331773#msg1331773 -213997;1352819191;Chaang-Noi;sadly i cant post but ill go read:) -213996;1352819216;Chaaang-Noi;loading very slowly for me -213995;1352819356;Chaaang-Noi;ahh okay thanks :) -213994;1352819367;Chaaang-Noi;i hope it gets done, ill chip in a btc to whoever does it -213993;1352819379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00050658 = 5.9017 BTC [+] -213992;1352819381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21250 @ 0.00050866 = 10.809 BTC [+] -213991;1352820889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4543 @ 0.00050215 = 2.2813 BTC [-] -213990;1352820890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13721 @ 0.00050198 = 6.8877 BTC [-] -213989;1352820891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13436 @ 0.00050175 = 6.7415 BTC [-] -213988;1352822399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17828 @ 0.00050175 = 8.9452 BTC [-] -213987;1352822401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00050164 = 5.5682 BTC [-] -213986;1352822401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 572 @ 0.0005016 = 0.2869 BTC [-] -213985;1352823904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7078 @ 0.0005016 = 3.5503 BTC [-] -213984;1352823906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12052 @ 0.00050128 = 6.0414 BTC [-] -213983;1352823907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3770 @ 0.0005012 = 1.8895 BTC [-] -213982;1352825444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42600 @ 0.0005012 = 21.3511 BTC [-] -213981;1352825469;thestringpuller;panic sell -213980;1352825470;thestringpuller;lol -213979;1352825574;thestringpuller;;;calc (11.30 - 11) / 11.30 -213978;1352825574;gribble;0.0265486725664 -213977;1352825585;thestringpuller;;;calc (11.9 - 11) / 11.9 -213976;1352825585;gribble;0.0756302521008 -213975;1352825595;thestringpuller;;;calc (15 - 11) / 15 -213974;1352825596;gribble;0.266666666667 -213973;1352825653;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -213972;1352825654;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.95001, Best ask: 10.99998, Bid-ask spread: 0.04997, Last trade: 10.99999, 24 hour volume: 20598.93273169, 24 hour low: 10.92150, 24 hour high: 11.18000, 24 hour vwap: 11.03907 -213971;1352826958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9692 @ 0.0005012 = 4.8576 BTC [-] -213970;1352826959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 358 @ 0.0005011 = 0.1794 BTC [-] -213969;1352827042;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I feel like option prices are correlated to the bots opinion on which way the price will swing. -213968;1352827222;thestringpuller;;;ticker -213967;1352827223;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 10.97471, Best ask: 10.98990, Bid-ask spread: 0.01519, Last trade: 10.98990, 24 hour volume: 17626.08933055, 24 hour low: 10.92150, 24 hour high: 11.16998, 24 hour vwap: 11.03109 -213966;1352828460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9819 @ 0.0005011 = 4.9203 BTC [-] -213965;1352828463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37231 @ 0.0005009 = 18.649 BTC [-] -213964;1352828833;mircea_popescu;really ? -213963;1352829138;mircea_popescu;so what's the story with the bfl/other asics ? late october came and went, early november came and by now went -213962;1352829147;mircea_popescu;we're mid november... -213961;1352829997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15019 @ 0.0005009 = 7.523 BTC [-] -213960;1352829999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00050085 = 8.7148 BTC [-] -213959;1352829999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 831 @ 0.00050066 = 0.416 BTC [-] -213958;1352830184;mircea_popescu;"You never donated for the welfare of this forum. Your username is present in various ignore lists. You have no respect for Theymos neither you share any preferences with him." -213957;1352830194;mircea_popescu;hohoho this thread is turning into quite the lulzfarm -213956;1352830303;abracadabra;sounds like fpga story? -213955;1352830308;abracadabra;history does really repeat itself -213954;1352831119;mircea_popescu;abracadabra possibly. -213953;1352831154;mircea_popescu;i do have various bets bound to make me a lot of monyz if there's no asics this year, so -213952;1352831535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34600 @ 0.00050066 = 17.3228 BTC [-] -213951;1352833037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4269 @ 0.00050066 = 2.1373 BTC [-] -213950;1352833039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8516 @ 0.00050006 = 4.2585 BTC [-] -213949;1352834564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31350 @ 0.00050115 = 15.7111 BTC [+] -213948;1352834566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19850 @ 0.00050121 = 9.949 BTC [+] -213947;1352836089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00050006 = 15.8519 BTC [-] -213946;1352836639;mircea_popescu;so theymos has not read the thread but has an opinion. -213945;1352836647;mircea_popescu;why is this guy even involved ? -213944;1352836649;kuzetsa;:( -213943;1352836662;mircea_popescu;i must have missed something here. some college student. ok, so ? -213942;1352836683;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: just... like... -213941;1352836708;kuzetsa;why did you consider glbse to be shady or poorly run or whatever compared to yours? -213940;1352836725;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa that's a long list. -213939;1352836745;kuzetsa;other than just being a competing service (which is a major reason I blindly ignored your criticism when I was actively getting myself screwed a few months ago on GLBSE) -213938;1352836764;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/security-comparison-of-bitcoin-denominated-instruments-exchanges/ -213937;1352836766;mircea_popescu;for instance. -213936;1352836823;mircea_popescu;but to try and sum up months of history : i considered it poorly run right off the bat for technical reasons. -213935;1352836852;mircea_popescu;these involve deep issues of security from a philosophical perspective, but also simple things like, they were using google analytics on the pages ;/ -213934;1352836859;kuzetsa;ah lol yeah. I always try to make sure my session cookies end up invalid whenever I got AFK by manually logging out :) -213933;1352836876;mircea_popescu;and i considered it shady because of the behaviour re scammers. the exact sort of thing theymos is doing. -213932;1352836895;mircea_popescu;nefario supported peter lambert, theymos is supporting patrick harnett, it's all the same "buddy-buddy" bullshit. -213931;1352836909;kakobreklaaa;sup folks -213930;1352836912;mircea_popescu;this is not how people who have any business experience or any understanding of the world or intellectual maturity behave,. -213929;1352836928;mircea_popescu;this is behind-the-bleachers sort of teenage crap. -213928;1352836949;mircea_popescu;but by now i could probably write a book as to all the many countless things that were wrong with it. -213927;1352836957;mircea_popescu;heya kakobreklaaa -213926;1352836968;kakobreklaaa;how is it -213925;1352836981;mircea_popescu;same old. -213924;1352836988;kakobreklaaa;:) -213923;1352837014;kuzetsa;thanks mircea_popescu, that list was pretty exhaustive. better managed & more secure with a solid exit strategy :( -213922;1352837040;mircea_popescu;right. -213921;1352837057;mircea_popescu;and the funny thing is, people jumped all over mpex back in july cause "o, what happens if mpex goes away" -213920;1352837069;mircea_popescu;and the pr girl said AT THE TIME "now go ask glbse the same thing" -213919;1352837069;kuzetsa;heh -213918;1352837074;mircea_popescu;but people want to be dense. -213917;1352837079;kuzetsa;:/ -213916;1352837089;mircea_popescu;i can dig up the quote for you if it helps anything. -213915;1352837099;kuzetsa;yeah. assuming that genuine concern is trolling has become too common. -213914;1352837115;mircea_popescu;right. -213913;1352837127;mircea_popescu;easy cop out too. someone says something we don't understand ? THEYRE TROLLING -213912;1352837132;mircea_popescu;a la usagi. -213911;1352837145;kuzetsa;I wouldn't know -213910;1352837173;mircea_popescu;you couldn't have missed that guy's stuff, it was all over the forum at some point. -213909;1352837210;kuzetsa;out of all the bitcointalk threads, and the freenode #bitcoin-xxx? discissions I've participated, the name usagi doesn't really stand out. -213908;1352837230;kuzetsa;vaguely perhaps... I dunno. -213907;1352837266;mircea_popescu;a well, you're blessed. -213906;1352837275;mircea_popescu;ask EskimoBob lol -213905;1352837279;kuzetsa;my skills of observation / attention span & short term memory are kinda limited. chronic symptoms from acquired brain injury I got a few years ago due to hurricane katrina (2005) -213904;1352837288;kakobreklaaa;btw usagi returned day or two ago -213903;1352837294;kuzetsa;and now I live in NY, wheee! yay for sandy lolo -213902;1352837303;mircea_popescu;maybe you're attracting them -213901;1352837306;kuzetsa;yes -213900;1352837604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6184 @ 0.00050006 = 3.0924 BTC [-] -213899;1352837605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00049923 = 7.9877 BTC [-] -213898;1352837607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27110 @ 0.00049913 = 13.5314 BTC [-] -213897;1352837608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4309 @ 0.00049865 = 2.1487 BTC [-] -213896;1352838742;kakobreklaaa;;;bc,stats -213895;1352838744;gribble;Current Blocks: 200134 | Current Difficulty: 2864140.507811 | Next Difficulty At Block: 201599 | Next Difficulty In: 1465 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 9 hours, 51 minutes, and 50 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3196800.71455154 | Estimated Percent Change: 11.6146608671 -213894;1352839129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14621 @ 0.00049865 = 7.2908 BTC [-] -213893;1352839131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8050 @ 0.00049862 = 4.0139 BTC [-] -213892;1352839131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24529 @ 0.00049851 = 12.228 BTC [-] -213891;1352839134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 76000 @ 0.00325 = 247 BTC [-] -213890;1352839235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 119628 @ 0.00325 = 388.791 BTC [-] -213889;1352839253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 42700 @ 0.00325 = 138.775 BTC [-] -213888;1352840769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40539 @ 0.00049922 = 20.2379 BTC [+] -213887;1352840770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11379 @ 0.00050121 = 5.7033 BTC [+] -213886;1352842330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15521 @ 0.00049851 = 7.7374 BTC [-] -213885;1352842332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10274 @ 0.00049844 = 5.121 BTC [-] -213884;1352842333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6705 @ 0.00049796 = 3.3388 BTC [-] -213883;1352842437;thestringpuller;plummet my friend -213882;1352842533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9260 @ 0.00325 = 30.095 BTC [-] -213881;1352842902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 32412 @ 0.00325 = 105.339 BTC [-] -213880;1352844417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16852 @ 0.00049796 = 8.3916 BTC [-] -213879;1352844417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15944 @ 0.00049792 = 7.9388 BTC [-] -213878;1352844419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10098 @ 0.00049791 = 5.0279 BTC [-] -213877;1352844420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3806 @ 0.00049761 = 1.8939 BTC [-] -213876;1352845926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18760 @ 0.00049761 = 9.3352 BTC [-] -213875;1352845928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 90 @ 0.00049756 = 0.0448 BTC [-] -213874;1352846933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9260 @ 0.00325 = 30.095 BTC [-] -213873;1352846934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 740 @ 0.00339942 = 2.5156 BTC [+] -213872;1352848490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10860 @ 0.00049756 = 5.4035 BTC [-] -213871;1352848491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2710 @ 0.0004975 = 1.3482 BTC [-] -213870;1352848876;flooraccount2;I have a TurnKey Bitcoin Casino located at https://www.luckybitcoincasino.com for sale. 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WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -213861;1352849615;mircea_popescu;mnope. -213860;1352849761;flooraccount;any live chat or just text? -213859;1352849800;mircea_popescu;flooraccount : you chances of selling anything for as much as 10 btc here w/o a solid wot are nil. -213858;1352849932;flooraccount;nice to see friendly people on the irc -213857;1352849997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34450 @ 0.0004975 = 17.1389 BTC [-] -213856;1352850001;mircea_popescu;it's what it is. -213855;1352851507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8046 @ 0.0004975 = 4.0029 BTC [-] -213854;1352851509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00049738 = 5.322 BTC [-] -213853;1352851510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 154 @ 0.00049736 = 0.0766 BTC [-] -213852;1352851861;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124093.msg1333332#msg1333332 -213851;1352851883;smickles;might be a nice test to see if one of the largest companies in the world's lawyers think bitcoin is money -213850;1352851905;smickles;then again, if the lawyers look at it, they might just say no by default -213849;1352851956;mircea_popescu;hehehe -213848;1352852030;mircea_popescu;anyone have a link handy to that nefario-at-conference lulzgasm ? -213847;1352852347;BTC-Mining;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmPD_YSQ--k -213846;1352852382;jurov;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4iPCpmv678 -213845;1352852423;jurov;lol, two different angles -213844;1352852443;smickles;let's make a 3d rendering of his face! -213843;1352852473;mircea_popescu;tyvm -213842;1352852500;mircea_popescu;jurov's is better : works in html5 -213841;1352852526;jurov;it's linked from https://twitter.com/BitcoinConf2012 -213840;1352852644;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-conference-nobody-went-to/ -213839;1352852648;mircea_popescu;if anyone wants re-runs -213838;1352852938;kakobreklaaa;beating a dead horse now? -213837;1352853012;mircea_popescu;yep. i'm a scholar. beatingdead horses is what i principally do. -213836;1352853100;mod6;:) -213835;1352853107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19835 @ 0.00049736 = 9.8651 BTC [-] -213834;1352853301;kakobreklaaa;a, ok. -213833;1352855408;dub;I cant run an auction denominated !usd -213832;1352855414;dub;what the fuck -213831;1352862159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14064 @ 0.00049776 = 7.0005 BTC [-] -213830;1352862161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14686 @ 0.00050023 = 7.3464 BTC [+] -213829;1352862970;mircea_popescu;http://fox8.com/2012/11/13/labor-fight-could-kill-off-twinkies-wonder-bread/ wow no more twinkies. -213828;1352862979;mircea_popescu;this is like, step 1. -213827;1352863015;Diablo-D3;yeah, thats end of the world shit right there -213826;1352863026;Diablo-D3;revolution is always 3 twinkies away -213825;1352863184;mircea_popescu;what's next, i wonder ? maybe no more coke ? -213824;1352863323;Chaaang-Noi;coke is highly proffitable -213823;1352863347;mircea_popescu;coca-cola i meant, not cocaine -213822;1352863348;Chaaang-Noi;i have family involved with hostes, they are just going to shut things down and sell off -213821;1352863359;Chaaang-Noi;yeah coca-cola is highly profitable -213820;1352863370;Chaaang-Noi;its almost a momopoly and coke is sold everywhere in the west... -213819;1352863380;Chaaang-Noi;they can sell coke for less than they sell bottled water :/ -213818;1352863400;Chaaang-Noi;coke is a pretty solid -213817;1352863426;Chaaang-Noi;i could not load your artical but i know 3 plants have been shut down cuz of the strike and they wont reopen -213816;1352863471;Chaaang-Noi;i dont think they will open up again, its better for them just to sell off their assets, labour costs are going to kill them -213815;1352863482;mircea_popescu;aha -213814;1352863550;Chaaang-Noi;paying people medical and retired benifits for min wage factory jobs like boxing and what not is silly, in china they do it for 20 cents a day, here in the usa its crazy like $100 a person... -213813;1352863561;Chaaang-Noi;im shocked they lasted as long as they have -213812;1352863605;Diablo-D3;http://kottke.org/12/11/scheming-boxes -213811;1352863608;Diablo-D3;we're fucked -213810;1352863651;Chaaang-Noi;d-3 if you keep them feed they will be good :) -213809;1352863656;mircea_popescu;lmao -213808;1352863675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22350 @ 0.00049649 = 11.0966 BTC [-] -213807;1352863677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00049638 = 1.8366 BTC [-] -213806;1352863732;Chaaang-Noi;lol, -213805;1352863817;Diablo-D3;http://boingboing.net/2012/11/13/buy-a-wife-from-vietnam-for-6.html -213804;1352864732;Chaaang-Noi;lol -213803;1352864751;Chaaang-Noi;if you have to pay you are doing it wrong... -213802;1352864781;Chaaang-Noi;girls there will pay you to marry them, i bet the "match maker" is taking 6000$ from both sides, lol -213801;1352864870;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: you know -213800;1352864888;Diablo-D3;Im surprised there isnt jew/asian-style matchmaking prevelent in the US -213799;1352864915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27685 @ 0.00050023 = 13.8489 BTC [+] -213798;1352864916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00050025 = 8.054 BTC [+] -213797;1352864918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16109 @ 0.00050121 = 8.074 BTC [+] -213796;1352864918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40700 @ 0.00050136 = 20.4054 BTC [+] -213795;1352864919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38550 @ 0.00050147 = 19.3317 BTC [+] -213794;1352864920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46100 @ 0.00050187 = 23.1362 BTC [+] -213793;1352864922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34850 @ 0.00050252 = 17.5128 BTC [+] -213792;1352864923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11080 @ 0.00050254 = 5.5681 BTC [+] -213791;1352864924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51924 @ 0.00050355 = 26.1463 BTC [+] -213790;1352864925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17907 @ 0.00050381 = 9.0217 BTC [+] -213789;1352864926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12495 @ 0.00050496 = 6.3095 BTC [+] -213788;1352864936;Chaaang-Noi;$6000 is high, in thailand thats way to much -213787;1352864962;mircea_popescu;i wonder how long till the first glbse bride buying company -213786;1352864963;Chaaang-Noi;people in the west think of this as human trafficing but its normal part of the culture -213785;1352864965;mircea_popescu;o wait. no more glbse. -213784;1352864977;Chaaang-Noi;glbse is coming back in a legal verson :) -213783;1352865017;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: yeah, its not human trafficing if the women consent -213782;1352865021;Diablo-D3;its just weird -213781;1352865040;Chaaang-Noi;well... conset is not really a concept women have over here... -213780;1352865053;Chaaang-Noi;they do what they are told by father/husband... -213779;1352865070;mircea_popescu;much more natural. -213778;1352865097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8005 @ 0.00050496 = 4.0422 BTC [+] -213777;1352865099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54058 @ 0.00050517 = 27.3085 BTC [+] -213776;1352865099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26283 @ 0.0005074 = 13.336 BTC [+] -213775;1352865100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00050764 = 6.3709 BTC [+] -213774;1352865101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69800 @ 0.00050773 = 35.4396 BTC [+] -213773;1352865103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00050829 = 12.7581 BTC [+] -213772;1352865104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18304 @ 0.00050831 = 9.3041 BTC [+] -213771;1352865105;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I mean they havent been picked up off the street and stored in cages -213770;1352865105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00050866 = 6.3074 BTC [+] -213769;1352865107;Chaaang-Noi;in norhtern thailand for a group of people they sell their daughters into marrage for 40,000 baht as a high average, thats about $1,300 usd -213768;1352865121;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you're thinking Austria. -213767;1352865143;Chaaang-Noi;lol that guy... -213766;1352865154;Chaaang-Noi;built is own sex dungan... -213765;1352865235;Diablo-D3;yeah really, I dont get the point of a sex dungeon -213764;1352865238;Chaaang-Noi;waht does a romanian virgin go for mircea or is there not a market anymore? -213763;1352865243;Diablo-D3;I mean, if you're into kinky shit, thats fine -213762;1352865262;Diablo-D3;but why keep her tied up when you can just have her prance around the house naked -213761;1352865324;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi there's no more virgins. -213760;1352865340;Chaaang-Noi;fucked before birth eh? -213759;1352865350;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 why not ? a little alone time always halps. -213758;1352865378;copumpkin;moo -213757;1352865382;Chaaang-Noi;i saw a jap cartoon comic once where a baby was fucked before birth... japs are twisted... -213756;1352865402;Chaaang-Noi;hey copumpkin, its almost pumkin pie time, you gots to hide? -213755;1352865412;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I meant between erections. -213754;1352865414;copumpkin;I survived halloween -213753;1352865421;copumpkin;those trying to carve me did not -213752;1352865425;Diablo-D3;since, clearly, women are only useful for cooking, cleaning, and sex. -213751;1352865442;mircea_popescu;get out, my slavegirls make better conversation partners than most of you. -213750;1352865449;Chaaang-Noi;D3 they are good for watching offspring... -213749;1352865456;mircea_popescu;they also play bridge and poker, and do other fun stuff. -213748;1352865469;Chaaang-Noi;slave girls can do fun stuff? :) -213747;1352865476;mircea_popescu;they can shoot, for one. -213746;1352865479;Chaaang-Noi;tell me more! lol -213745;1352865482;mircea_popescu;also, drive... -213744;1352865485;copumpkin;they ride upside-down on the front of his car, like gord -213743;1352865489;copumpkin;with a ball-gag -213742;1352865509;mircea_popescu;lol -213741;1352865512;Chaaang-Noi;can they pull a cart? :) -213740;1352865514;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: hey, it takes skills to hang off the front of a car using nothing but their pussy and the hood ordiment -213739;1352865515;mircea_popescu;they still can't cook better than me tho -213738;1352865523;mircea_popescu;ordiment lol -213737;1352865538;copumpkin;http://alterpic.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/invertedtruck-143.jpg -213736;1352865546;copumpkin;no ball-gag there -213735;1352865550;mircea_popescu;Chaaang-Noi yes, they can. http://trilema.com/2010/test-de-cultura-vizuala-8/ -213734;1352865567;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: seriously though, you dont have slavegirls, you have multiple wives -213733;1352865573;mircea_popescu;why ? -213732;1352865602;Diablo-D3;because they probably could kill you at any point they wished. -213731;1352865637;Chaaang-Noi;i have myself been woried of an uprising... -213730;1352865642;mircea_popescu;what sort of retarded argument is that lmao. -213729;1352865649;Chaaang-Noi;just make it so you are worth more to them alive than dead :) -213728;1352865668;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: what, you dont think slaves have ever beaten their masters? -213727;1352865679;Diablo-D3;* 15 minutes later, mircea is locked up in his own dungeon * -213726;1352865680;mircea_popescu;how's the general relevant ? -213725;1352865692;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: do you accept slave applications? I need a master -213724;1352865697;copumpkin;I've been a very bad boy -213723;1352865700;mircea_popescu;haha, there's much you don't know about obedience young grasshobbler. -213722;1352865707;mircea_popescu;copumpkin i don't do bois. -213721;1352865708;copumpkin;oh, I know -213720;1352865711;Chaaang-Noi;copumpin wtf is gord doing... i mean why is gord doing that... how can that be a fetish? -213719;1352865712;copumpkin;I want to learn though -213718;1352865713;copumpkin;oh :( -213717;1352865725;copumpkin;Chaaang-Noi: search for "house of gord" and see all the other good stuff he does -213716;1352865731;copumpkin;and they pay him to do that, I think -213715;1352865735;copumpkin;or something -213714;1352865736;mircea_popescu;it's GOURD you know! -213713;1352865744;copumpkin;oh shit, mircea_popescu knows my secret -213712;1352865749;copumpkin;he must be silenced -213711;1352865759;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: seriously though, chicks who are into that are into that because they're into that -213710;1352865762;copumpkin;Chaaang-Noi: he has a pretty sweet chariot made from a couple of women -213709;1352865763;Diablo-D3;nothing more, nothing less -213708;1352865773;Chaaang-Noi;yeah i saw that chariot thing... -213707;1352865792;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 right... so ? -213706;1352865810;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, you make it sound like you're some sort of king of a nation here -213705;1352865827;mircea_popescu;wasn't aware i was. no, not really. just a few womenz. -213704;1352865842;Diablo-D3;'just a few" -213703;1352865860;Chaaang-Noi;d3 its not that hard to set up in some part of the world -213702;1352865872;Chaaang-Noi;having a few girls is not odd at all in thailand... -213701;1352865876;mircea_popescu;im not sure what the part of the world has to do with anything. -213700;1352865883;mircea_popescu;there's a new invention now called the interwebs -213699;1352865883;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: I dont see the point, really -213698;1352865886;mircea_popescu;sorta like a truck. -213697;1352865901;Diablo-D3;no, its like a bunch of boobs, er, tubes! -213696;1352865908;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 if you're much smarter than people in general you get to pick some people to own. it's really that simple. -213695;1352865912;mircea_popescu;if you don't want to, you don't have to. -213694;1352865924;Chaaang-Noi;i think it would be more difficult to get the average american girl to do the same as the average thai girl... -213693;1352865935;Chaaang-Noi;hell in the usa you cant buy a girl for $2000... -213692;1352865945;Diablo-D3;yeah, american girls think they rule the house -213691;1352865945;mircea_popescu;i still don't understand why'd you pay. -213690;1352865960;Diablo-D3;jewish women? yes. asian women? yes. american women? hell no. -213689;1352865962;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 : i certainly has moar mericanz than azns -213688;1352865963;Chaaang-Noi;in thailand the girls grow up expecting to be sold one day... -213687;1352865980;mircea_popescu;as per usual, stereotypes be wrong. -213686;1352866000;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: so how hard would it be to cause a revolution in thailand? -213685;1352866014;mircea_popescu;didn't thailand have a king ? -213684;1352866016;Chaaang-Noi;revolution? to accomplish what goal? -213683;1352866025;Chaaang-Noi;Thailand has a King and a very very strong Army... -213682;1352866032;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: all the women become mine. -213681;1352866043;mircea_popescu;haha his name is Bhumibol -213680;1352866050;Chaaang-Noi;just save some cash D3 and you can have more than you need/want -213679;1352866062;Diablo-D3;can I buy them with bitcoins? -213678;1352866068;Diablo-D3;.... -213677;1352866069;Diablo-D3;huh. -213676;1352866080;Diablo-D3;fuck, why is glbse down :< -213675;1352866083;mircea_popescu;His personal wealth is tremendous: Forbes estimated Bhumibol's personal fortune, including property managed by the Crown Property Bureau which is considered national property,[9] to be US$30 billion in 2010 -213674;1352866098;mircea_popescu;i guess you need 31 bn. -213673;1352866101;Diablo-D3;$30b and most of it isnt his? -213672;1352866106;Diablo-D3;bwhaha what a loser -213671;1352866127;Chaaang-Noi;i think its more than 30 billion -213670;1352866150;Diablo-D3;anyhow -213669;1352866175;Diablo-D3;all I want is a woman who can cook, clean, is good in bed, is intelligent, and actually understands what a marriage is -213668;1352866200;Diablo-D3;Im not particularly sure what the hell happened in america that women actively try to destroy their own marriages -213667;1352866230;Chaaang-Noi;once you go asian you wont go back... -213666;1352866235;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 well, the good ones left long ago. -213665;1352866239;Chaaang-Noi;they are the win... -213664;1352866265;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: yeah, but asians have that problem with small breasts -213663;1352866361;mircea_popescu;and small cunts and small statures and etc. -213662;1352866471;Diablo-D3;I like tits. -213661;1352866487;smickles;< Diablo-D3> all I want is a woman who can cook, clean, is good in bed, is intelligent, and actually understands what a marriage is <<< stay away from my wife u -213660;1352866499;mircea_popescu;hahaha -213659;1352866520;mircea_popescu;stupid women are never good in bed anyway. -213658;1352866530;mircea_popescu;you can pretty much use the later as a test. -213657;1352866530;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: but thats all there seems to be -213656;1352866541;Diablo-D3;like, Im not going to be one of these assholes who claim all american women are femnazis -213655;1352866545;Diablo-D3;because its not true -213654;1352866555;Diablo-D3;they just have a very strange view of what a relationship is -213653;1352866609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23727 @ 0.00049638 = 11.7776 BTC [-] -213652;1352866610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4623 @ 0.00049629 = 2.2943 BTC [-] -213651;1352866642;Diablo-D3;like, they marry a guy, the guy isnt cheating on her, works his ass off every day for a shitty wage, etc etc -213650;1352866652;Diablo-D3;and then she divorces him for cheating. -213649;1352866676;Diablo-D3;and then it comes out that she was cheating on him, but still gets to steal his house, car, kids, etc, and gets him fired from his job -213648;1352866747;Diablo-D3;this is from a country that married couples are supposed to be equal partners -213647;1352866838;mircea_popescu;i lolled my ass of at the entire petraeus thing -213646;1352866891;Diablo-D3;yeah, that was retarded -213645;1352867002;mircea_popescu;it's like... the most pathetic affair ever to begin with. -213644;1352867019;mircea_popescu;"ooo, they read draft emails by logging into the same acct" -213643;1352867029;Diablo-D3;Im not even sure if its even an affair -213642;1352867041;Diablo-D3;did either of them have sex with each other? nope. so wheres the affair? -213641;1352867073;Diablo-D3;I think this was some sort of operation by the pentagon or white house to get rid of petraeus for some other reason -213640;1352867160;mircea_popescu;like they got rid of all the rest of the top of the military -213639;1352867206;Diablo-D3;well, it wont matter come dec 21st anyhow -213638;1352867211;mircea_popescu;being the "second most influential American conservative" prolly didn't help -213637;1352867464;Chaaang-Noi;d3 yeah most have small tits but not all, you can also fix that... but with small tits they have other things that are small :) -213636;1352867487;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: fixing it usually isnt worth it -213635;1352867490;Diablo-D3;Im not a fan of breast implants -213634;1352867496;Diablo-D3;I prefer 100% organic women -213633;1352867496;Chaaang-Noi;im not either -213632;1352867520;Chaaang-Noi;i like the firmness more than size so im fine with asians... -213631;1352867558;Chaaang-Noi;mircea the petraeus thing im sure is just a cover up for him fucking up so bad in libiya... -213630;1352867563;abracadabra;heh -213629;1352867568;abracadabra;organix -213628;1352867571;Diablo-D3;libya -213627;1352867598;mircea_popescu;maybe. tho the us has absolutely no competent intel people -213626;1352867607;mircea_popescu;ditching the few barely competent doesn't seem like much of a plan. -213625;1352867611;Chaaang-Noi;he let the ambasador get killed... no one would respect him -213624;1352867611;Chaaang-Noi;he had to leave and they cant say cuz he is incompitent... -213623;1352867613;Chaaang-Noi;so they say he fucked around... -213622;1352867624;mircea_popescu;actually, at the current rate the afghani secret service is prolly owning us ss -213621;1352867640;Diablo-D3;war is pointless anyhow -213620;1352867645;Diablo-D3;it uses up precious resources that we cant afford to spend -213619;1352867650;Chaaang-Noi;i think on average the cia and others do a very good job -213618;1352867663;Chaaang-Noi;after all we got rid of kadafii :) -213617;1352867674;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: actually -213616;1352867676;Diablo-D3;his own people did -213615;1352867677;mircea_popescu;you gotta be kidding. -213614;1352867683;Diablo-D3;we tried to take credit for the uprising -213613;1352867690;mircea_popescu;thirty years ago the us sucked, but at least it was part of the 2nd echelon -213612;1352867697;Diablo-D3;all we did was provide a much needed eye in the sky, we had no action on the ground -213611;1352867698;mircea_popescu;today it's like... nowhere to be seen -213610;1352867700;Chaaang-Noi;his own people? you know the ambasador was there trying to get back the arms we give "his people" -213609;1352867722;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: you mean the arms the russian sold to them in the 80s and 90s -213608;1352867742;Chaaang-Noi;oh d3, you dont seem well informed on this isue... -213607;1352867744;Chaaang-Noi;issue -213606;1352867746;Diablo-D3;russia has been trying to overthrow quadaffi for years because he was just a puppet for the US -213605;1352867754;Chaaang-Noi;lol -213604;1352867766;Chaaang-Noi;thats why he bombed wester airliners and discos? -213603;1352867768;mircea_popescu;uh -213602;1352867782;mircea_popescu;well.. he did offer to buy condolezza rice on the cheap... -213601;1352867799;Diablo-D3;lol damaged goods -213600;1352868116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28477 @ 0.00049629 = 14.1329 BTC [-] -213599;1352868117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7105 @ 0.00049616 = 3.5252 BTC [-] -213598;1352868289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26500 @ 0.0004983 = 13.205 BTC [+] -213597;1352868428;BTC-Mining;Who's that Joel Katz anyway? -213596;1352868487;mircea_popescu;afaik some computer geek. -213595;1352868493;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Wikipedia -213594;1352868533;BTC-Mining;Well, maybe you could tell me what you think of the latest development, MP -213593;1352868554;mircea_popescu;link me ? -213592;1352868580;mircea_popescu;smickles lol -213591;1352868599;BTC-Mining;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121915.msg1333809#msg1333809 -213590;1352868621;smickles;:) -213589;1352868669;BTC-Mining;I'm challenging that people who deposit were investing at all in Patrick's business, because the profits (difference between deposit rate/loan rate) are not shared, and neither should losses. -213588;1352868688;mircea_popescu;he seems to be just repeating the same thing. -213587;1352868693;mircea_popescu;what was the count, 40something times. -213586;1352868716;mircea_popescu;i don't see how his stuff can be taken seriously. -213585;1352868758;BTC-Mining;Well everyone is free to have their opinion. I just find that for his statement of: -213584;1352868764;BTC-Mining;"I did. I argued that this case is different because both Patrick and those who invested with him made precisely the same mistake." -213583;1352868813;BTC-Mining;He does not argue much about why it is their common mistake other than they're coinvesting in the same business. -213582;1352868820;mircea_popescu;ya well. he keeps saying that. it doesn't seem to mean anything in particular tho. -213581;1352868832;mircea_popescu;lol. did you actually read the whole thread ? -213580;1352868859;BTC-Mining;Most of it. I had been following it. -213579;1352868885;BTC-Mining;"I did. I argued that this case is different because both Patrick and those who invested with him made precisely the same mistake." could almost be considered equivalent to -213578;1352868898;BTC-Mining;"I did. I argued that this case is different because this case is different." -213577;1352868906;mircea_popescu;ya, what can i tell you. -213576;1352868913;mircea_popescu;"everyone knows/knew" etc. -213575;1352868927;mircea_popescu;"drinking water is impossible" -213574;1352868930;mircea_popescu;he has a list. -213573;1352868964;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'm for bed. tty laters. -213572;1352868966;BTC-Mining;His actual motive however seems to convince people to stop giving their funds to everyone coming to the forum requesting so and guaranteeing any kind of interest. -213571;1352868983;BTC-Mining;Pretty much blaming them for doing it and being conned. -213570;1352868985;mircea_popescu;i seriously doubt that. -213569;1352868996;BTC-Mining;It's the feeling I get. -213568;1352869019;mircea_popescu;his motive is trying to project some importance he doesn't have, and protect his buddy. -213567;1352869024;mircea_popescu;but anyway. tomorro is another day. -213566;1352898220;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: yeah, some guy keeps doing negative bitcoin posts on /g/ -213565;1352898223;Diablo-D3;which is pretty smart -213564;1352898232;Diablo-D3;it keeps people thinking about bitcoin -213563;1352898236;Diablo-D3;and innoculates them against fucktards -213562;1352898246;Chaaang-Noi;thai people cant post on /g/ i used to post there... -213561;1352898258;Diablo-D3;heh -213560;1352898263;mircea_popescu;what's /g/ -213559;1352898271;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: technology -213558;1352898275;Chaaang-Noi;Chaaang-Noi> http://boards.4chan.org/g/res/29064123 -213557;1352898282;Chaaang-Noi;you joined just after i linked -213556;1352898285;mircea_popescu;the only thing nerds will ever have in common with the g spot -213555;1352898288;mircea_popescu;is /g/ -213554;1352898296;Diablo-D3;I think thats the joke -213553;1352898300;Chaaang-Noi;no such thing as g spot, lulz -213552;1352898316;kakobreklaaa;Chaaang-Noi, you nerd. -213551;1352898323;Diablo-D3;lol Chaaang-Noi is a virgin -213550;1352898331;mircea_popescu;>try to purchase buttcoin from notorious buttcoin market -213549;1352898331;mircea_popescu;>next day bank phone me -213548;1352898331;mircea_popescu;>tells me I'm being scanned -213547;1352898331;mircea_popescu;>they blocked my money -213546;1352898331;mircea_popescu;That concludes my experience with bitcoin. -213545;1352898334;Chaaang-Noi;i never claimed to not be a nerd, however virgin is lulz -213544;1352898335;mircea_popescu;this sounds pretty much like it. -213543;1352898345;mircea_popescu;sheepsies will be kept out of it for a long, long time simply by this. -213542;1352898363;mircea_popescu;kinda why i think all the attempts to get bitcoin interestying to the consumer/retail markets are dumb. -213541;1352898378;Chaaang-Noi;i had a bad experiance with gox... if it was my first experiance with btc id never come back -213540;1352898378;Diablo-D3;well, notice he doesnt say which bank or which exchange -213539;1352898381;Diablo-D3;so hes just a troll -213538;1352898382;Chaaang-Noi;gox is so bad for btc... -213537;1352898383;mircea_popescu;you work your ass off to make buttcoin friday, the banks just piss on you with one line of code. -213536;1352898385;mircea_popescu;bye. -213535;1352898402;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 he's no troll. it's just that's ALL banks and ALL exchanges. -213534;1352898411;Chaaang-Noi;is bitcoin friday every friday or just that once? -213533;1352898411;mircea_popescu;for the average consumer. -213532;1352898413;Diablo-D3;my bank has never had problems -213531;1352898426;mircea_popescu;ya but you're possibly not the random idiot who picked a random bank -213530;1352898448;Diablo-D3;no, I use HSBC. -213529;1352898453;Chaaang-Noi;mt gox demanded so much shit from me after they froze my account... -213528;1352898455;Diablo-D3;one of the largest banks in the world. -213527;1352898464;Chaaang-Noi;called me a terrorist... -213526;1352898471;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: they didnt. -213525;1352898472;Diablo-D3;the US government did. -213524;1352898490;Diablo-D3;and technically they called you a druglord, not a terrorist -213523;1352898495;Chaaang-Noi;nope, he said he had proof i was a "terrorest or a money launder" and he quoted japanese law -213522;1352898508;Diablo-D3;Chaaang-Noi: I really doubt he said that -213521;1352898515;Chaaang-Noi;he used the word terrorist on the forum -213520;1352898518;mircea_popescu;lmao -213519;1352898521;Diablo-D3;well, you're a goat. -213518;1352898528;Diablo-D3;they strap bombs to goats and shit -213517;1352898528;Chaaang-Noi;im not kidding -213516;1352898545;Chaaang-Noi;on the forum he said he had "proof" of me being a "terrorist or a money launder" -213515;1352898546;Diablo-D3;why waste women when you can blow up goats instead -213514;1352898548;Diablo-D3;or camels -213513;1352898553;Diablo-D3;or empty tents -213512;1352898560;Chaaang-Noi;it was mark -213511;1352898594;Chaaang-Noi;after sending shit like marrage certifiacate and having my lawyer contact them to tell them i was going to sue theuir ass they gave me the money back -213510;1352898603;Chaaang-Noi;fucking mt gox -213509;1352898635;mircea_popescu;i never used them. -213508;1352898656;Chaaang-Noi;dont, its not worth it -213507;1352898693;mircea_popescu;early on i was like tux, link mpoe on your site -213506;1352898696;mircea_popescu;he was like blablabla -213505;1352898699;mircea_popescu;i was like.... -.- -213504;1352898711;Diablo-D3;I used mtgox before magicaltux got it -213503;1352898727;Diablo-D3;Ive never had problems with them -213502;1352898899;mircea_popescu;i guess people just don't grasp how this works. had about the same exchange with the weusecoins dood -213501;1352898904;mircea_popescu;i was hey, link mpex -213500;1352898911;mircea_popescu;he was like send us id!! -213499;1352898930;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, if Im trying to run a legit site -213498;1352898932;mircea_popescu;i'm like... so fuck you, in case one day you ask something of me i'ma make you send me shoe on your wife's tits pics. -213497;1352898932;Diablo-D3;I link to no one. -213496;1352898934;Diablo-D3;period. -213495;1352898941;mircea_popescu;weusecoins exists to link to people. -213494;1352898943;mircea_popescu;afaik -213493;1352898973;Diablo-D3;ahh -213492;1352898980;Diablo-D3;so wtf is his problem -213491;1352899013;mircea_popescu;that's the problem with btc, a buncha doofuses think they're hot shit. -213490;1352899024;mircea_popescu;nefario, that other idiot on welfare, theymos, pretty much all of them -213489;1352899028;Chaaang-Noi;like intersango guys? -213488;1352899034;Chaaang-Noi;yeah theymos -213487;1352899037;mircea_popescu;some random joes off the street, never saw money toghether, never ran a business -213486;1352899049;mircea_popescu;somehow they think through the magical power of buttcoin they suddenly became important in the world -213485;1352899057;mircea_popescu;except... they're not. -213484;1352899058;Chaaang-Noi;yeah, its sad -213483;1352899063;mircea_popescu;nor will they be, at this rate. -213482;1352899131;Chaaang-Noi;iv lost some faith in btc once i saw who the "leaders" where -213481;1352899132;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, I hate people like that -213480;1352899136;Diablo-D3;they ruined bitcoin imo -213479;1352899143;Diablo-D3;I liked what it was when I started -213478;1352899147;mircea_popescu;it's like, dood, you're a twenty something student guy ? stfu and serve. -213477;1352899150;Diablo-D3;a bunch of people who wanted to make the world better -213476;1352899155;mircea_popescu;ruined it my ass. -213475;1352899158;Diablo-D3;now its just a bunch of scamartists -213474;1352899170;mircea_popescu;bitcoin can't be ruined is the thing. -213473;1352899179;Diablo-D3;no, but the community can be toxic -213472;1352899187;mircea_popescu;what they're trying to do is practically speaking whale riding. sure, it'll work for five minutes -213471;1352899190;mircea_popescu;then you get killed. -213470;1352899196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9622 @ 0.00050157 = 4.8261 BTC [-] -213469;1352899197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13528 @ 0.00050087 = 6.7758 BTC [-] -213468;1352899435;mircea_popescu;and then you have the other sort of idiot : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=123849.0 -213467;1352899449;mircea_popescu;you fuck up. someone points it out. what do you do ? -213466;1352899456;mircea_popescu;either ignore it or claim they're "spreading fud" -213465;1352899472;mircea_popescu;i clearly fucking remember nefario in this very channel saying "o it's not true" TO THE EXACT THING -213464;1352899480;mircea_popescu;that closed him down three weeks later. -213463;1352899485;mircea_popescu;it's like... pfff. -213462;1352900435;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I still think the shit with DMC was just a delay tactic -213461;1352900748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29598 @ 0.00050087 = 14.8248 BTC [-] -213460;1352900750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2202 @ 0.00050072 = 1.1026 BTC [-] -213459;1352902281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6864 @ 0.00050282 = 3.4514 BTC [+] -213458;1352903798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19516 @ 0.00050072 = 9.7721 BTC [-] -213457;1352905299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3949 @ 0.00050072 = 1.9773 BTC [-] -213456;1352905300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32601 @ 0.00049957 = 16.2865 BTC [-] -213455;1352906681;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: probably not but it gave James a good idea hwo to drop this pile of shit he was sitting on and pocket few coins while divorcing from this project for good -213454;1352906805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9230 @ 0.00049957 = 4.611 BTC [-] -213453;1352906806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5216 @ 0.00049857 = 2.6005 BTC [-] -213452;1352906909;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: no matter ow many times you are attempting to make it look/sound like that someone else fucked up your DMC (oops, not yours, you sold it to investors) we all know that the all the ridiculously stupid investment decisions where made by you :) -213451;1352906968;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: the only stupid investment decision I made was thinking nefario wasnt a scammer -213450;1352907645;Diablo-D3;http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13375357/android-usermanager-isuseragoat -213449;1352907683;Diablo-D3;apparently android supports Chaang-Noi now -213448;1352907835;Chaang-Noi;:) -213447;1352908003;Chaang-Noi;http://xkcd.com/1134/ -213446;1352908354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16420 @ 0.00050282 = 8.2563 BTC [+] -213445;1352908446;EskimoBob;http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/picturesoftheday/9051352/Pictures-of-the-day-31-January-2012.html?image=3 -213444;1352908461;EskimoBob;Meet the surfing goat ... -213443;1352909011;Diablo-D3;heh -213442;1352909359;Chaang-Noi;i should buy a real goat... -213441;1352909586;EskimoBob;not that shit again .... http://exchange.zapto.org/node/12 -213440;1352909613;EskimoBob;I have no coin there but I guess some people do -213439;1352909769;Diablo-D3;....... -213438;1352909814;EskimoBob;probably nothing but stuff like that just smells really bad, like GLBSE -213437;1352909901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25016 @ 0.00050282 = 12.5785 BTC [+] -213436;1352909903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23334 @ 0.00050496 = 11.7827 BTC [+] -213435;1352911409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6915 @ 0.00050496 = 3.4918 BTC [+] -213434;1352911411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7335 @ 0.00050522 = 3.7058 BTC [+] -213433;1352912971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38012 @ 0.00049857 = 18.9516 BTC [-] -213432;1352914575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64 @ 0.00049857 = 0.0319 BTC [-] -213431;1352914577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34976 @ 0.00049853 = 17.4366 BTC [-] -213430;1352914578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11831 @ 0.00049826 = 5.8949 BTC [-] -213429;1352916083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11069 @ 0.00049826 = 5.5152 BTC [-] -213428;1352916085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34700 @ 0.00049803 = 17.2816 BTC [-] -213427;1352916086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4031 @ 0.00049799 = 2.0074 BTC [-] -213426;1352917666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24100 @ 0.00049936 = 12.0346 BTC [+] -213425;1352919194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31716 @ 0.00050011 = 15.8615 BTC [+] -213424;1352920715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31065 @ 0.00050522 = 15.6947 BTC [+] -213423;1352920716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14435 @ 0.00050609 = 7.3054 BTC [+] -213422;1352921104;thestringpuller;jurov: why is coinbr down? -213421;1352922220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5384 @ 0.00050489 = 2.7183 BTC [-] -213420;1352922221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14554 @ 0.00049936 = 7.2677 BTC [-] -213419;1352922223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00049876 = 2.3442 BTC [-] -213418;1352923126;thestringpuller;I will pay you extra Jurov to have interns -213417;1352923128;thestringpuller;lol -213416;1352923310;thestringpuller;ugh -213415;1352923327;thestringpuller;and who da fuck keeps buying out all the options -213414;1352923742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20300 @ 0.00049799 = 10.1092 BTC [-] -213413;1352925253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23019 @ 0.00049799 = 11.4632 BTC [-] -213412;1352925253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21481 @ 0.0004979 = 10.6954 BTC [-] -213411;1352926780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11119 @ 0.0004979 = 5.5362 BTC [-] -213410;1352926782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30718 @ 0.00049789 = 15.2942 BTC [-] -213409;1352928302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15675 @ 0.00049789 = 7.8044 BTC [-] -213408;1352928429;smickles;is this enough proof https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75802.msg1334847#msg1334847 -213407;1352929827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57 @ 0.00049789 = 0.0284 BTC [-] -213406;1352929829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28350 @ 0.00049731 = 14.0987 BTC [-] -213405;1352930579;mircea_popescu; Diablo-D3: probably not but it gave James a good idea hwo to drop this pile of shit he was sitting on and pocket few coins while divorcing from this project for good <<< this may actually be true. -213404;1352930591;mircea_popescu;one can certainly see a diablo > goat > total failure progression. -213403;1352930659;mircea_popescu;lucidlepidoptera how's the virtual eatery business going ? -213402;1352931344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39155 @ 0.00049704 = 19.4616 BTC [-] -213401;1352932108;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: were you insinuating btcpantry will fail? -213400;1352932213;mircea_popescu;i was ? -213399;1352932498;thestringpuller;how is the options emporium doing? -213398;1352932765;mircea_popescu;same old, same old. -213397;1352932860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23862 @ 0.00049804 = 11.8842 BTC [+] -213396;1352933159;EskimoBob;... but I still believe that after he receives the flowers, he is going to pull through and make us all happy -213395;1352933171;EskimoBob;just for lulz happy -213394;1352933259;mircea_popescu;i would like to see a documentary about how these idiots date. -213393;1352933297;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining i see you've started using different colors. i'm curious if that helps. -213392;1352934361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11785 @ 0.00049815 = 5.8707 BTC [+] -213391;1352934362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14395 @ 0.00049795 = 7.168 BTC [-] -213390;1352934363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23686 @ 0.00049697 = 11.7712 BTC [-] -213389;1352935879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15504 @ 0.00049697 = 7.705 BTC [-] -213388;1352935881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14996 @ 0.0004968 = 7.45 BTC [-] -213387;1352937319;jurov;fuck. first day after a loong time i get to a wilderness trip without internat, and of course bitvps has to choose this day to fuck up. for 12 hours!!! -213386;1352937327;jurov;*internet -213385;1352937359;jurov;like rg is stalking me or what -213384;1352937392;mircea_popescu;how's it fucked up ? -213383;1352937428;jurov;coinbr.com was 12hrs inaccessible today -213382;1352937447;mircea_popescu;i see it atm. -213381;1352937459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47400 @ 0.00049945 = 23.6739 BTC [+] -213380;1352937468;jurov;yes, now i came up,all my hair rose, but everything is like nothing happened -213379;1352937536;jurov;and there's no announcement on bitvps, nothing in the email (except fould cries "i cant connect" from backup routine) -213378;1352937539;jurov;*foul -213377;1352937641;jurov;from them I can see the problem was at least between 7am-7pm UTC -213376;1352937669;jurov;and of course, inquiries of customers -213375;1352938218;jurov;thestringpuller, you'll gonna pay me interns? -213374;1352938979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00050006 = 4.7256 BTC [+] -213373;1352939573;mircea_popescu;haha better spitroast rg -213372;1352939683;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -213371;1352939684;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00049588 / 0.00050116 / 0.00050878 (2183612 shares, 1,094.34 BTC), 30day: 0.00040587 / 0.00046544 / 0.00051331 (61576875 shares, 28,660.40 BTC) -213370;1352939862;jurov;just wrote flaming bitvps ticket, can finally shower -213369;1352939931;jurov;pity that people dislike smoke smell from open fire... i'd keep wearing it like a perfume if i could -213368;1352940416;mircea_popescu;lol what are you, beef jerky ? -213367;1352940500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10577 @ 0.00050418 = 5.3327 BTC [+] -213366;1352940502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00050113 = 1.4282 BTC [-] -213365;1352940503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.00050056 = 7.3332 BTC [-] -213364;1352940505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23023 @ 0.00049945 = 11.4988 BTC [-] -213363;1352941398;pigeons;mmmm beef jerky -213362;1352941445;pigeons;must be a certain datacenter that went down, i'm connecting from bitvps and am still authed with gribble etc -213361;1352941741;jurov;maybe i'm the only one who's hosting un europe... but anyway, they don't do any monitoring? and, 12 hours, srsly? -213360;1352942038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42100 @ 0.00050523 = 21.2702 BTC [+] -213359;1352942038;mircea_popescu;are you sure it wasn't just dns issue ? -213358;1352942038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00050538 = 2.1731 BTC [+] -213357;1352942046;mircea_popescu;i had some problems earlier -213356;1352942295;mircea_popescu;how to get 70ish proof spirits -213355;1352942309;mircea_popescu;1. buy vodka. 2. place in freezer. 3. some days later, the water content has frozen. -213354;1352942634;jurov;mircea, both the backup and other things that disconnected use numeric IP, so no DNS problem there -213353;1352942762;pigeons;jurov is trying to talk down the S.BVPS price -213352;1352942814;jurov;lol -213351;1352942857;jurov;oh, wait till i finish my doublespending attack on satoshidice, too -213350;1352942888;pigeons;wow, i got paid from GIGA -213349;1352942898;pigeons;might as well pump that one if we're dumping the others -213348;1352942944;jurov;so F.GIGA.WTF it isn't set to cancel anymore? -213347;1352942974;pigeons;i think it is, but i'm going to spread the rumor that its paying out dividends to manipulate the price -213346;1352943342;jurov;you're weak manipulator. you should have said "yes, it's staying cause nefario resent those flowers to mpoe-pr" -213345;1352943429;jurov;and her heart melted... -213344;1352943550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4508 @ 0.00049945 = 2.2515 BTC [-] -213343;1352943603;mircea_popescu;here's the hippy dippy pr-man with the hippy dippy weather, man... -213342;1352943675;mircea_popescu;(ref http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1uaw3WIOlc ) -213341;1352943712;jurov;just noticed that i did not forget to fabricate 12hr gap in live.coinbr.com data, too :P -213340;1352943767;jurov;will refill it tomorrow... too tired -213339;1352943821;jurov;see ya -213338;1352944287;mod6;lol new android update -213337;1352945065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21204 @ 0.0004968 = 10.5341 BTC [-] -213336;1352945066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20083 @ 0.00049621 = 9.9654 BTC [-] -213335;1352946568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6192 @ 0.00049937 = 3.0921 BTC [+] -213334;1352947028;BTC-Mining;talk down S.BVPS price? How would you do that? -213333;1352947517;mircea_popescu;pigeons is just being conspirational. -213332;1352948093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16650 @ 0.00050538 = 8.4146 BTC [+] -213331;1352948366;dub;its like BTC-Mining has some form of autism -213330;1352949637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31088 @ 0.00050538 = 15.7113 BTC [+] -213329;1352949638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10312 @ 0.00050609 = 5.2188 BTC [+] -213328;1352951140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15756 @ 0.00050609 = 7.974 BTC [+] -213327;1352951141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9644 @ 0.00050799 = 4.8991 BTC [+] -213326;1352952668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.00050479 = 10.1968 BTC [-] -213325;1352954171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00050479 = 4.9469 BTC [-] -213324;1352954246;BTC-Mining;dub: eh, I missed most of the prior conversation. My bad. -213323;1352954279;Chaang-Noi;whats up all? -213322;1352954285;Chaang-Noi;mefario fix glbse yet? -213321;1352954290;Chaang-Noi;n* -213320;1352954410;mircea_popescu;mefario nix glbse ? yeah... -213319;1352954521;Chaang-Noi;:) -213318;1352955692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7222 @ 0.00050313 = 3.6336 BTC [-] -213317;1352955693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1878 @ 0.00050139 = 0.9416 BTC [-] -213316;1352957198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2901 @ 0.00050139 = 1.4545 BTC [-] -213315;1352957199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19250 @ 0.00049803 = 9.5871 BTC [-] -213314;1352957201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18449 @ 0.000498 = 9.1876 BTC [-] -213313;1352958725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26987 @ 0.00050332 = 13.5831 BTC [+] -213312;1352958809;lucidlepidoptera;https://btcjam.com/listings/584 -213311;1352960228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.0004998 = 7.8968 BTC [-] -213310;1352960229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.000498 = 2.6394 BTC [-] -213309;1352961706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9863 @ 0.00050332 = 4.9642 BTC [+] -213308;1352962267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2206 @ 0.00050799 = 1.1206 BTC [+] -213307;1352962269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27094 @ 0.00050878 = 13.7849 BTC [+] -213306;1352997605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18450 @ 0.00049256 = 9.0877 BTC [-] -213305;1352998142;mircea_popescu;can you change your name on bitcointalk ?! -213304;1352998166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15972 @ 0.00049256 = 7.8672 BTC [-] -213303;1352998168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16128 @ 0.00049255 = 7.9438 BTC [-] -213302;1352998762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23304 @ 0.000493 = 11.4889 BTC [+] -213301;1352999307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3027 @ 0.00049356 = 1.494 BTC [+] -213300;1352999308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34606 @ 0.00049898 = 17.2677 BTC [+] -213299;1352999864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1946 @ 0.000493 = 0.9594 BTC [-] -213298;1352999865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5050 @ 0.00049255 = 2.4874 BTC [-] -213297;1353000426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26202 @ 0.00049255 = 12.9058 BTC [-] -213296;1353000428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15244 @ 0.00049254 = 7.5083 BTC [-] -213295;1353001000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25656 @ 0.00049254 = 12.6366 BTC [-] -213294;1353001002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 344 @ 0.00049235 = 0.1694 BTC [-] -213293;1353001546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16650 @ 0.00049235 = 8.1976 BTC [-] -213292;1353002199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27306 @ 0.00049235 = 13.4441 BTC [-] -213291;1353002199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7606 @ 0.00049233 = 3.7447 BTC [-] -213290;1353002767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19944 @ 0.00049233 = 9.819 BTC [-] -213289;1353002769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22276 @ 0.00049213 = 10.9627 BTC [-] -213288;1353003141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 420 @ 0.00339942 = 1.4278 BTC [+] -213287;1353003689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13441 @ 0.00049213 = 6.6147 BTC [-] -213286;1353003690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7520 @ 0.0004918 = 3.6983 BTC [-] -213285;1353004257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9480 @ 0.0004918 = 4.6623 BTC [-] -213284;1353004257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28012 @ 0.00049168 = 13.7729 BTC [-] -213283;1353004818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7188 @ 0.00049168 = 3.5342 BTC [-] -213282;1353004819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41862 @ 0.00049143 = 20.5722 BTC [-] -213281;1353005245;lucidlepidoptera;https://btcjam.com/listings/584 -213280;1353005370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 988 @ 0.00049143 = 0.4855 BTC [-] -213279;1353005371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24112 @ 0.00049088 = 11.8361 BTC [-] -213278;1353005751;mircea_popescu;allow me to recomend https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.0 -213277;1353005998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10950 @ 0.00049088 = 5.3751 BTC [-] -213276;1353006666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19150 @ 0.00049304 = 9.4417 BTC [+] -213275;1353006668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15770 @ 0.00049324 = 7.7784 BTC [+] -213274;1353007229;kakobrekla;;;getrating aethero -213273;1353007230;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask aethero!~kvirc@gateway/tor-sasl/aethero . User aethero, rated since Wed May 2 16:24:52 2012. Cumulative rating 410, from 192 total ratings. Received ratings: 190 positive, 2 negative. Sent ratings: 187 positive, 16 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=aethero -213272;1353007232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.00049324 = 11.4925 BTC [+] -213271;1353007294;lucidlepidoptera;mircea_popescu: thank you, and we've covered those things ;-) -213270;1353007314;mircea_popescu;lucidlepidoptera hm ? -213269;1353007332;lucidlepidoptera;the link you posted earlier -213268;1353007341;kakobrekla;smickles maybe something for you http://www.springwise.com/life_hacks/free-web-platform-offers-open-source-legal-documents-signing-service/ -213267;1353007352;mircea_popescu;o o. good for you. -213266;1353007353;kakobrekla;i mean, as to serve it in teh btc world -213265;1353007366;mircea_popescu;wasnt directed at you in particular, for sure. -213264;1353007381;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu seems aethero guy is invloved in that thingy. -213263;1353007391;mircea_popescu;well ya, they're together iirc. -213262;1353007406;lucidlepidoptera;kakobrekla: aye, aethero and i are -213261;1353007411;mircea_popescu;"as well as a comprehensive solution for having them verified and signed online." -213260;1353007415;mircea_popescu;this had better been gpg. -213259;1353007419;mircea_popescu;or else fuck them. -213258;1353007778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12871 @ 0.00049253 = 6.3394 BTC [-] -213257;1353007874;pigeons;mircea_popescu: donators can change their names, or else you can ask theymos to do it for you -213256;1353007891;mircea_popescu;right. -213255;1353008098;smickles;;;later tell kakobrekla thanks, https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/1037b5d74e4ee5d797b9c86167610713.jpg?s=100&d=identicon << collection letters from a cylon -213254;1353008098;gribble;The operation succeeded. -213253;1353008334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14318 @ 0.00049253 = 7.052 BTC [-] -213252;1353008882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5061 @ 0.00049253 = 2.4927 BTC [-] -213251;1353008883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9989 @ 0.00049088 = 4.9034 BTC [-] -213250;1353008884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1450 @ 0.00049082 = 0.7117 BTC [-] -213249;1353009463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24350 @ 0.00049082 = 11.9515 BTC [-] -213248;1353009464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36650 @ 0.00049048 = 17.9761 BTC [-] -213247;1353010117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00049123 = 2.8983 BTC [+] -213246;1353010119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00049048 = 2.7712 BTC [-] -213245;1353010120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31200 @ 0.00049046 = 15.3024 BTC [-] -213244;1353010179;smickles;yet again poking above the 30 day sma -213243;1353010691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00049046 = 6.0327 BTC [-] -213242;1353011235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1150 @ 0.00049046 = 0.564 BTC [-] -213241;1353011236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34050 @ 0.00049031 = 16.6951 BTC [-] -213240;1353011238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25300 @ 0.0004901 = 12.3995 BTC [-] -213239;1353011790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.0004901 = 9.851 BTC [-] -213238;1353011791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18550 @ 0.00049005 = 9.0904 BTC [-] -213237;1353012342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00049005 = 1.4211 BTC [-] -213236;1353012895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00049005 = 1.9357 BTC [-] -213235;1353012896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00049002 = 0.784 BTC [-] -213234;1353013472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33750 @ 0.00049002 = 16.5382 BTC [-] -213233;1353013627;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -213232;1353013627;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -213231;1353013657;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:ff73812b0f664cd9c9135c5607573d357b70f791dc90a83d3d7159b6 -213230;1353013658;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -213229;1353013753;mircea_popescu;;;rate usagi -10 Ran a complex array of scams. One of the scammers covered by the GLBSE collapse. -213228;1353013754;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user usagi has been recorded. -213227;1353013768;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob ^^ -213226;1353013778;mircea_popescu;the guy is back starting new "business" etc. -213225;1353014026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7607 @ 0.00049002 = 3.7276 BTC [-] -213224;1353014027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22950 @ 0.00049002 = 11.246 BTC [-] -213223;1353014029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9893 @ 0.00048977 = 4.8453 BTC [-] -213222;1353014585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11857 @ 0.00048977 = 5.8072 BTC [-] -213221;1353014587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18550 @ 0.00048975 = 9.0849 BTC [-] -213220;1353014588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9434 @ 0.00048962 = 4.6191 BTC [-] -213219;1353015133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00048962 = 5.8754 BTC [-] -213218;1353015684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3936 @ 0.00048962 = 1.9271 BTC [-] -213217;1353015685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00048958 = 11.9947 BTC [-] -213216;1353015687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11914 @ 0.00048946 = 5.8314 BTC [-] -213215;1353016275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11744 @ 0.00049074 = 5.7633 BTC [+] -213214;1353016824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26206 @ 0.00049074 = 12.8603 BTC [+] -213213;1353016825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4044 @ 0.00049311 = 1.9941 BTC [+] -213212;1353017429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16779 @ 0.00048946 = 8.2126 BTC [-] -213211;1353017430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6721 @ 0.00048943 = 3.2895 BTC [-] -213210;1353017760;JWU_42;any news from Nefario ? -213209;1353017880;mircea_popescu;nope. -213208;1353018051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31681 @ 0.00048943 = 15.5056 BTC [-] -213207;1353018052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15869 @ 0.00048931 = 7.7649 BTC [-] -213206;1353018634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20029 @ 0.0004927 = 9.8683 BTC [+] -213205;1353018635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22299 @ 0.00049311 = 10.9959 BTC [+] -213204;1353019219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19307 @ 0.00049311 = 9.5205 BTC [+] -213203;1353019221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13912 @ 0.00049324 = 6.862 BTC [+] -213202;1353019222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 162 @ 0.00049369 = 0.08 BTC [+] -213201;1353019886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45450 @ 0.00049251 = 22.3846 BTC [-] -213200;1353019887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7105 @ 0.000492 = 3.4957 BTC [-] -213199;1353020521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5595 @ 0.000492 = 2.7527 BTC [-] -213198;1353020523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48350 @ 0.00049024 = 23.7031 BTC [-] -213197;1353020524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6805 @ 0.00048965 = 3.3321 BTC [-] -213196;1353021134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35700 @ 0.00048965 = 17.4805 BTC [-] -213195;1353022248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7265 @ 0.00048928 = 3.5546 BTC [-] -213194;1353022249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17390 @ 0.00048927 = 8.5084 BTC [-] -213193;1353022821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00049209 = 7.8242 BTC [+] -213192;1353023393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6510 @ 0.00048927 = 3.1851 BTC [-] -213191;1353023394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16590 @ 0.00048925 = 8.1167 BTC [-] -213190;1353023991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12560 @ 0.00048925 = 6.145 BTC [-] -213189;1353023993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.00048925 = 10.421 BTC [-] -213188;1353023994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4740 @ 0.00048875 = 2.3167 BTC [-] -213187;1353024591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18247 @ 0.00049108 = 8.9607 BTC [+] -213186;1353025125;jurov;assbot should prolly coalesce the trades, it starts getting a bit overwhelming :) -213185;1353025136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15153 @ 0.00049108 = 7.4413 BTC [+] -213184;1353025205;thestringpuller;meh its good time stamp data -213183;1353025239;thestringpuller;glad to see the coinbr downage wasnt your fault jurov -213182;1353025284;mod6;jurov: don't you find it important to see which orders are filled and when? im not sure how that would work with assbot doing a batch reporting or something -213181;1353025302;mod6;it wouldn't be real time or anything -- or am I missing the point? -213180;1353025453;mod6;!ticker S.MPOE -213179;1353025454;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00048875 / 0.0004953 / 0.00050878 (3268968 shares, 1,619.15 BTC), 30day: 0.00041466 / 0.00046843 / 0.00051331 (63005861 shares, 29,514.45 BTC) -213178;1353025472;mod6;i like assbot :) -213177;1353025681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21822 @ 0.00048953 = 10.6825 BTC [-] -213176;1353025682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33803 @ 0.00049152 = 16.6149 BTC [+] -213175;1353026002;jurov;thestringpuller, yes it is nice to see each order matched. but it seems to drown conversation, too -213174;1353026278;dub;you could ignore it here and watch #bitcoin-assets-trades -213173;1353026312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34938 @ 0.00048962 = 17.1063 BTC [-] -213172;1353026351;jurov;me? and how would it help me to follow human conversation here? -213171;1353026481;dub;doing '/ignore assbot #bitcoin-assets' will stop you seeing the trades here, you can join the other channel if you want a record of them -213170;1353026645;dub;or use a regex to only block trades if you want to see ticker triggered stuff -213169;1353026690;mircea_popescu;jurov lol just you wait -213168;1353026701;mircea_popescu;next year i hope you'll be lucky if you can get a word in edgewise. -213167;1353026731;mircea_popescu;but it would be nice if there were two bots, one that did instareporting like assbot and one that did periodic reporting, like half hour or hourly. then people could ignore one or both -213166;1353026896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14534 @ 0.00048962 = 7.1161 BTC [-] -213165;1353027161;jurov;thx dub. i'm such a n00b sometimes -213164;1353027298;jurov;;;seen rg -213163;1353027298;gribble;rg was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 days, 21 hours, 9 minutes, and 20 seconds ago: wow, i guess you showed us. -213162;1353027331;mircea_popescu;omg rg found a gf ?! -213161;1353027470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31100 @ 0.0004898 = 15.2328 BTC [+] -213160;1353028022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21152 @ 0.00049152 = 10.3966 BTC [+] -213159;1353028024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1291 @ 0.00049209 = 0.6353 BTC [+] -213158;1353028171;dub; rg was last seen in #bitcoin-otc 1 day, 6 hours, 16 minutes, and 18 seconds ago: ;;calc 292 / [ticker --last] -213157;1353028194;dub;praps sick of all the hate for his buddy nefario -213156;1353028567;mircea_popescu;they were buttbros ?! -213155;1353028593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14257 @ 0.00049295 = 7.028 BTC [+] -213154;1353028595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19020 @ 0.00049153 = 9.3489 BTC [-] -213153;1353028785;pigeons;i wonder if usagi repaid the advance on his salary his employer gave him to pay dvidends -213152;1353028953;mircea_popescu;well he was gone for what, a month ? -213151;1353028957;mircea_popescu;maybe he overtimed -213150;1353029158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33150 @ 0.00049305 = 16.3446 BTC [+] -213149;1353029159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20916 @ 0.00049342 = 10.3204 BTC [+] -213148;1353029725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7830 @ 0.00049153 = 3.8487 BTC [-] -213147;1353029726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 970 @ 0.000491 = 0.4763 BTC [-] -213146;1353029922;dub;holy peepeecoins -213145;1353029990;jurov;mircea, did you get the email from eeecurrency folks? -213144;1353030008;mircea_popescu;yes i did, answered the guy, he said he was gonna pop in here -213143;1353030013;mircea_popescu;dub quite the uptick huh. -213142;1353030036;jurov;they asked me first to be listed on coinbr (sic), i explained and wished them good luck -213141;1353030063;mircea_popescu;aha okays. well i guess he shows up eventually. -213140;1353030171;mircea_popescu;Hi, i will now tell you how intersango scammed me on 390 euros. -213139;1353030171;mircea_popescu;It all started with a transfer of around 390 euros to Intersangos bank account on the 6th of septembe -213138;1353030175;mircea_popescu;hm these keep pouring in... -213137;1353030278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2230 @ 0.000491 = 1.0949 BTC [-] -213136;1353030279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16228 @ 0.00048962 = 7.9456 BTC [-] -213135;1353030280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8942 @ 0.00048875 = 4.3704 BTC [-] -213134;1353030575;gigavps;http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/11/15/pay-another-way-bitcoin/ -213133;1353030636;mircea_popescu;ohoho -213132;1353030641;mircea_popescu;that's pretty big. -213131;1353030845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00048875 = 14.3204 BTC [-] -213130;1353031407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00048904 = 5.7218 BTC [+] -213129;1353031978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00049024 = 12.305 BTC [+] -213128;1353032371;dub;hmm might be time to buy -213127;1353032408;dub;oh wtf -213126;1353032412;dub;was time an hour ago -213125;1353032521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35712 @ 0.00049006 = 17.501 BTC [-] -213124;1353032573;mircea_popescu;lol -213123;1353033106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00048994 = 9.0149 BTC [-] -213122;1353033107;mircea_popescu;A study by the Australian Institute of Criminology of 162 attempted or actual contract murders in Australia between 1989 and 2002 indicated that the most common reason for murder-for-hire was "the dissolution of an intimate relationship". The study also found that the average payment for a "hit" was $12,700 and that the most commonly used weapons were firearms. -213121;1353033107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2888 @ 0.0004895 = 1.4137 BTC [-] -213120;1353033135;mircea_popescu;i wonder if that average is over all attempts or only over successful ones. -213119;1353033681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37066 @ 0.0004895 = 18.1438 BTC [-] -213118;1353033739;dub;seems expensive -213117;1353033832;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Talk:Main_Page#What_would_be_a_good_way_to_get_more_contributions.3F -213116;1353033841;dub;given that .au is a prison island populated entirely by criminals you'd think they were oversupplied -213115;1353033905;mircea_popescu;lol y the hate dub ? -213114;1353033952;mircea_popescu;smickles : the abolition of accounts. -213113;1353033959;dub;^ -213112;1353033970;mircea_popescu;also that blinky shit on the left doesn't help. -213111;1353034013;mircea_popescu;Disclaimer -213110;1353034013;mircea_popescu;The people mocked on this website, even the real ones, are fictional -213109;1353034019;mircea_popescu;hahaha that's humorous in and of itself. -213108;1353034133;smickles;mircea_popescu: the ad i get is simple text, says "Need to crack some WPA keys?" -213107;1353034165;mircea_popescu;i got some blinky shit with a pocket knife -213106;1353034185;smickles;I'm not sure about your solution tho, the site already gets a shitton of spam -213105;1353034199;smickles;some of it is christian rhetoric spam -213104;1353034203;smickles;odd -213103;1353034224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8488 @ 0.00049006 = 4.1596 BTC [+] -213102;1353034226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18740 @ 0.00049165 = 9.2135 BTC [+] -213101;1353034425;mircea_popescu;well im not in the business of solving the site's problems (and if i thought a website is a worthwhile endeavour for a human being i wouldn't have closed my romanian digg thing) -213100;1353034433;mircea_popescu;i was just saying what's keeping me from contributing -213099;1353034523;smickles;heh, I wasn't even really soliciting answers to the question -213098;1353034531;smickles;just pimping mentiones of my name -213097;1353034540;mircea_popescu;hahaha -213096;1353034545;mircea_popescu;why don;t you start a blog btw ? -213095;1353034604;smickles;I've considered it, and have made half-assed attempts in the past -213094;1353034653;dub;fucking enterprise security people hurt my butt -213093;1353034658;smickles;best i've done is vlogging to the tune of 22k total views -213092;1353034659;mircea_popescu;works as a convenient way to gather together your output -213091;1353034671;dub;this internet is almost unusable -213090;1353034681;mircea_popescu;views is really irrelevant. -213089;1353034716;smickles;ok, well, then: -213088;1353034727;smickles;best i've done is vlogging to the tune of really irrelevant -213087;1353034733;dub;now you can buy a wordpress with bitcoin too! -213086;1353034747;mircea_popescu;the primary utility of the blog is documentary. say the boys start discussing women as slaves. i have a handy link of two girls chained to a shopping cart. -213085;1353034762;mircea_popescu;it's from 2010. if it wasn't on my blog it would practically not exist. -213084;1353034774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 111 @ 0.0004895 = 0.0543 BTC [-] -213083;1353034830;mircea_popescu;everyone gets into this "o, i put up a pic of my lunch and 5498645805 people loaded that page". seems a dubious measure of utility. -213082;1353034850;mircea_popescu;"this page was a handy reference for X subject 35 times over the past 10 years" seems better. -213081;1353035316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2268 @ 0.00048875 = 1.1085 BTC [-] -213080;1353035318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31032 @ 0.00048872 = 15.166 BTC [-] -213079;1353035369;dub;http://heeeeeeeey.com/ -213078;1353035877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3818 @ 0.00048872 = 1.8659 BTC [-] -213077;1353035878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10182 @ 0.00048867 = 4.9756 BTC [-] -213076;1353036429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24900 @ 0.00048867 = 12.1679 BTC [-] -213075;1353037003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 368 @ 0.00048867 = 0.1798 BTC [-] -213074;1353037302;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pw42uhVUY0M -213073;1353037595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15651 @ 0.00048864 = 7.6477 BTC [-] -213072;1353037596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9089 @ 0.0004892 = 4.4463 BTC [+] -213071;1353037598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16313 @ 0.00048977 = 7.9896 BTC [+] -213070;1353037599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17347 @ 0.00049165 = 8.5287 BTC [+] -213069;1353038151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13120 @ 0.0004885 = 6.4091 BTC [-] -213068;1353038152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29480 @ 0.00048819 = 14.3918 BTC [-] -213067;1353038699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3820 @ 0.00048819 = 1.8649 BTC [-] -213066;1353038700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2680 @ 0.00048813 = 1.3082 BTC [-] -213065;1353039388;mircea_popescu;sgornick- did you see the writing contest ? -213064;1353039463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23320 @ 0.00048813 = 11.3832 BTC [-] -213063;1353039464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8080 @ 0.00048808 = 3.9437 BTC [-] -213062;1353039519;sgornick};Oh crap, that broadcasts that to each channel? -213061;1353039524;mircea_popescu;d;uh -213060;1353039531;sgornick};heh, ... oopes. -213059;1353039539;mircea_popescu;lol -213058;1353039578;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -213057;1353039579;gribble;11.08 -213056;1353039730;dub;thats a squatter btw -213055;1353039757;dub;oh maybe not -213054;1353040030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3634 @ 0.00048808 = 1.7737 BTC [-] -213053;1353040032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17424 @ 0.00048798 = 8.5026 BTC [-] -213052;1353040139;dub;sup scammer -213051;1353040345;Chaang-Noi;scammer? what happened? -213050;1353040358;Chaang-Noi;also speaking of scammer is nefario just keeping the btc? ;p; -213049;1353040417;Chaang-Noi;maybe nefario is here? -213048;1353040425;Chaang-Noi;and we just cant see him? -213047;1353040442;Chaang-Noi;are you still trying? i gave up a while ago... -213046;1353040480;Chaang-Noi;what an asshat he is... -213045;1353040572;smickles;usagi: from your rating of me, I assume you think I should trust you, or at least be indifferent to you after you defaulted on a contract with me? -213044;1353040594;smickles;I understand that we came to an agreeable settlement -213043;1353040605;Chaang-Noi;off to the hospital.. has to make sure im healthy to get clearancy... lulz... peace -213042;1353040636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16424 @ 0.00048966 = 8.0422 BTC [+] -213041;1353040637;smickles;oh, i must of missed the guideline that says a rating isn't a reflection of your trust in a user -213040;1353040674;smickles;ah, well -213039;1353040679;smickles;i don't believe in god -213038;1353040714;smickles;you told me you could after glbse went down tho -213037;1353040770;smickles;well, I just wanted to ask you about that, -213036;1353040782;smickles;huh? an appeal to emotion is a specific logical fallacy? -213035;1353040817;Diablo-D3;lol its usagi -213034;1353040890;Diablo-D3;usagi: so what took you so long to rageunquit? -213033;1353040925;Diablo-D3;you have to wait in line for those. -213032;1353040929;Diablo-D3;shareholders come first. -213031;1353040962;Diablo-D3;yes, but your contract was with me, not the company -213030;1353040971;Diablo-D3;and shareholders come before paying the ceo. -213029;1353041035;Diablo-D3;knifes or high density computing? -213028;1353041078;pigeons;i love it: < usagi> It was literally an act of God that GLBSE was shut down at the precise moment I took out those loans -213027;1353041096;smickles;nefario == god -213026;1353041123;Diablo-D3;usagi: yes, this is what dmc's dc was for, that kind of computing -213025;1353041134;Diablo-D3;smickles: dude, if nefario is god, I want my church donations back -213024;1353041188;smickles;Diablo-D3: yeah, i thought tithes were only supposed to be 10% -213023;1353041213;Diablo-D3;SMICKLES: I DONT KNOW, LETS ASK LUKE! -213022;1353041217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26176 @ 0.00048798 = 12.7734 BTC [-] -213021;1353041218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5124 @ 0.0004876 = 2.4985 BTC [-] -213020;1353041221;Diablo-D3;oh wait, I have that religious freak on ignore :3 -213019;1353041283;smickles;I sacrifice the third son of hrothgar unto the, Luke-Jr -213018;1353041296;smickles;BE SUMMONED! -213017;1353041329;Diablo-D3; sup bros -213016;1353041782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11476 @ 0.0004876 = 5.5957 BTC [-] -213015;1353041784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26674 @ 0.00048752 = 13.0041 BTC [-] -213014;1353042352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00048752 = 5.509 BTC [-] -213013;1353058603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14211 @ 0.00048863 = 6.9439 BTC [+] -213012;1353058604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22389 @ 0.00049105 = 10.9941 BTC [+] -213011;1353059200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2636 @ 0.00049105 = 1.2944 BTC [+] -213010;1353059200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12514 @ 0.00049193 = 6.156 BTC [+] -213009;1353059260;kakobrekla;mornin mr.P -213008;1353059345;mircea_popescu;heya mr k -213007;1353059373;mircea_popescu; mircea_popescu: u talking to me? :D -213006;1353059375;mircea_popescu;was that you ? -213005;1353059404;kakobrekla;lol -213004;1353059410;mircea_popescu;hehe -213003;1353059438;kakobrekla;brb -213002;1353059861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5050 @ 0.00049193 = 2.4842 BTC [+] -213001;1353060514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1524 @ 0.00049193 = 0.7497 BTC [+] -213000;1353060515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21350 @ 0.00049218 = 10.508 BTC [+] -212999;1353060517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 776 @ 0.00049291 = 0.3825 BTC [+] -212998;1353060619;pigeons;this song is seriously supposed to be about and named after usagi: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=24002&songID=243091 -212997;1353060798;mircea_popescu;isn't usagi a common word ? -212996;1353060804;mircea_popescu;like, persay, milk ? -212995;1353061003;pigeons;well its our usagi https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/rec.martial-arts/ly5cmb5i8bc/aBX3EztwQ4YJ -212994;1353061043;pigeons;in the forum he talks about how he's been posting under his real name in rec.martial-arts -212993;1353061076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13274 @ 0.00049291 = 6.5429 BTC [+] -212992;1353061078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23634 @ 0.00049342 = 11.6615 BTC [+] -212991;1353061079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5242 @ 0.00049369 = 2.5879 BTC [+] -212990;1353061083;mircea_popescu;"Have you started lecturing them yet, about something you just learned -212989;1353061083;mircea_popescu;about yourself? My money is on "yes"." -212988;1353061085;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -212987;1353061096;mircea_popescu;the ito integration expert -212986;1353061542;EskimoBob;https://www.google.com/search?q=usagi+%22Oliver+Richman%22 enjoy -212985;1353061626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36900 @ 0.00049369 = 18.2172 BTC [+] -212984;1353062193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1496 @ 0.00049369 = 0.7386 BTC [+] -212983;1353062195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00049378 = 8.6905 BTC [+] -212982;1353062196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00049382 = 8.0493 BTC [+] -212981;1353062197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6404 @ 0.00049387 = 3.1627 BTC [+] -212980;1353062761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4696 @ 0.00049387 = 2.3192 BTC [+] -212979;1353062763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23700 @ 0.00049396 = 11.7069 BTC [+] -212978;1353062764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21554 @ 0.00049396 = 10.6468 BTC [+] -212977;1353063263;kakobrekla;hmm -212976;1353063277;kakobrekla;one has to be tight to have songs written about em -212975;1353063311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15096 @ 0.00049396 = 7.4568 BTC [+] -212974;1353063312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16504 @ 0.00049399 = 8.1528 BTC [+] -212973;1353063473;pigeons;"An imbecile inspired this song with his relentless stupidity and arrogance." -212972;1353063680;EskimoBob;who stole usagis meds? I'll send you flowers, if you return him to mental institution -212971;1353063733;pigeons;i thought flowers were reserved for those who pull off bigger scams -212970;1353063760;EskimoBob;one flower from trash? -212969;1353063767;mircea_popescu;ya srsly, usagi is not yet flower-worthy -212968;1353063777;Diablo-D3;bigger scams, eh? -212967;1353063780;mircea_popescu;btw, where is the flowers for pirate thread ? -212966;1353063782;EskimoBob;OK, forget it. no flowers -212965;1353063798;Diablo-D3;DIABLO FOR PRESIDENT -212964;1353063807;Diablo-D3;\o/ -212963;1353063809;mircea_popescu;you can be president of vermont. -212962;1353063837;pigeons;you can be president of the securities section of bitcointalk -212961;1353063858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6596 @ 0.00049399 = 3.2584 BTC [+] -212960;1353063860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24604 @ 0.000494 = 12.1544 BTC [+] -212959;1353063883;mircea_popescu;no, we need one of the bitcoin-webhores there. -212958;1353063923;pigeons;and how does that disqualify Diablo-D3 -212957;1353063936;mircea_popescu;you saw tits ?! -212956;1353063943;pigeons;oh one of those -212955;1353063950;mircea_popescu;lol -212954;1353063956;mircea_popescu;this convo should go in the annals. -212953;1353064073;Diablo-D3;wait, what? -212952;1353064087;Diablo-D3;these are not tits, these are manboobs! -212951;1353064095;Diablo-D3;fear my hairy chest! waagh! -212950;1353064126;mircea_popescu;i see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.0 is going nicely -212949;1353064136;mircea_popescu;why do people hate what they don't know ffs. just learn it! -212948;1353064180;kakobrekla;o, this is new https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124391.0 -212947;1353064187;kakobrekla;at least to me. -212946;1353064225;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124391.msg1338426#msg1338426 -212945;1353064226;mircea_popescu;lmao -212944;1353064229;Diablo-D3;not this shit again dot jpg -212943;1353064256;Diablo-D3;I agree with that bitcoin business post -212942;1353064266;Diablo-D3;this is largely a subset of whats already said in the tech startup community -212941;1353064276;Diablo-D3;no one is going to steal your fucking idea, JustDoIt(tm) -212940;1353064330;mircea_popescu;d'uh. -212939;1353064355;mircea_popescu;problem is that a large contingent of new bitcoiners (tm) comes from the internet marketing subculture -212938;1353064365;mircea_popescu;these are a type of idiots all of their own. like a weird cult. -212937;1353064408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.000494 = 13.9308 BTC [+] -212936;1353065540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4146 @ 0.000494 = 2.0481 BTC [+] -212935;1353065541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14106 @ 0.00049402 = 6.9686 BTC [+] -212934;1353065543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2734 @ 0.00049422 = 1.3512 BTC [+] -212933;1353065848;kakobrekla;btw, Rakim should get an imac. -212932;1353066060;mircea_popescu;i think if rakim had the money for an imac rakim would rent a souped up hummer limo for 24 hours. -212931;1353066097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8616 @ 0.00049422 = 4.2582 BTC [+] -212930;1353066098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22433 @ 0.00049433 = 11.0893 BTC [+] -212929;1353066210;pigeons;that's racist -212928;1353066223;Diablo-D3;heh -212927;1353066236;Diablo-D3;you know -212926;1353066244;Diablo-D3;I actually wouldnt mind having a retina desktop display -212925;1353066257;Diablo-D3;I just dont want the goddamned apple look -212924;1353066266;Diablo-D3;seriously, if its not black, its shit -212923;1353066279;Diablo-D3;aluminum is just too distracting for daily use -212922;1353066288;Diablo-D3;or iPlastic look they still retain on some shit -212921;1353066400;kakobrekla;yes, the main problem with Apple is color. -212920;1353066433;Diablo-D3;the secondary problem is price -212919;1353066439;Diablo-D3;but that actually can be fixed -212918;1353066446;kakobrekla;my statement was kinda a joke -212917;1353066456;Diablo-D3;heh -212916;1353066473;Diablo-D3;I actually do think thats the problem -212915;1353066483;Diablo-D3;like, if you're paying that much fucking money, it should come in any fucking color you want -212914;1353066489;Diablo-D3;and have non-shiney screans -212913;1353066527;Diablo-D3;you can have sharp/bright screens without going shiney -212912;1353066533;kakobrekla;http://de1.eu.apcdn.com/full/88852.jpg -212911;1353066536;Diablo-D3;NEC does it -212910;1353066545;Diablo-D3;although they use some fucking expensive polarizer to do it -212909;1353066574;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: thats more of a slur against starbucks, really -212908;1353066601;kakobrekla;yes, starbucks with apple logo. -212907;1353066627;Diablo-D3;all the same kind of company -212906;1353066634;Diablo-D3;best in class not because they're the best but because they say they are -212905;1353066656;kakobrekla;best in the class excuse me? -212904;1353066661;Diablo-D3;if owning an apple and drinking a starbucks was what only the elite did, why does everyone own apple and drink starbucks? -212903;1353066705;Diablo-D3;seriously, I will never understand PR -212902;1353066709;Diablo-D3;it doesnt work on me. -212901;1353066714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5067 @ 0.00049433 = 2.5048 BTC [+] -212900;1353066715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8133 @ 0.00049444 = 4.0213 BTC [+] -212899;1353066718;Diablo-D3;want to impress me? prove you have a better product. -212898;1353066746;Diablo-D3;apple hasnt done that -212897;1353066790;Diablo-D3;I mean, I like some of what they've done, they've had a few good ideas -212896;1353066813;Diablo-D3;bringing multitouch to the desktop, retina screens on the desktop, etc -212895;1353066837;kakobrekla;stuff kids would want. -212894;1353066840;Diablo-D3;but whats the point if it costs that much money and looks ugly and underperforms against every other option -212893;1353066849;Diablo-D3;and osx is a fucking disaster -212892;1353066857;Diablo-D3;if there was ever a textbook definition of polishing a turd, osx is it -212891;1353066904;Diablo-D3;and its kind of sad -212890;1353066910;Diablo-D3;osx does quite a few things pretty decently -212889;1353066915;Diablo-D3;the linux desktop wished it looked that good -212888;1353066922;Diablo-D3;yet guess what? I have a linux desktop -212887;1353066929;Diablo-D3;it looks like shit, but it gets shit done day in and day out -212886;1353066933;Diablo-D3;nothing else can claim that -212885;1353067266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00049444 = 8.9494 BTC [+] -212884;1353067638;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/icbitse-the-bucket-shop/ <<< pretty big. -212883;1353067815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9033 @ 0.00049444 = 4.4663 BTC [+] -212882;1353067933;kakobrekla;>>don’t recall assbot ever streaming a trade from them in #bitcoin-assets, and that happens to be the criteria I use. -212881;1353067941;kakobrekla;some shit came flying through my nose. -212880;1353067974;mircea_popescu;lol ? -212879;1353067979;kakobrekla;;) -212878;1353067984;mircea_popescu;hehe. well... it is. -212877;1353068385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22715 @ 0.00049444 = 11.2312 BTC [+] -212876;1353068386;kakobrekla;good read -212875;1353068386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19635 @ 0.00049444 = 9.7083 BTC [+] -212874;1353068397;kakobrekla;hope to see some response from them about this -212873;1353068470;mircea_popescu;right. -212872;1353068482;mircea_popescu;pay me a bitcoin for every time fud is mentioned ? -212871;1353068723;kakobrekla;hehe -212870;1353068733;kakobrekla;no easy money, you know it. -212869;1353068737;kakobrekla;;> -212868;1353068949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12632 @ 0.00049444 = 6.2458 BTC [+] -212867;1353068950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18654 @ 0.00049445 = 9.2235 BTC [+] -212866;1353069519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6346 @ 0.00049445 = 3.1378 BTC [+] -212865;1353069521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11776 @ 0.00049457 = 5.8241 BTC [+] -212864;1353069522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00049459 = 8.5069 BTC [+] -212863;1353069524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15188 @ 0.00049461 = 7.5121 BTC [+] -212862;1353069900;mircea_popescu;awww -212861;1353070081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17312 @ 0.00049461 = 8.5627 BTC [+] -212860;1353070083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12336 @ 0.00049495 = 6.1057 BTC [+] -212859;1353070664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7688 @ 0.00049495 = 3.8052 BTC [+] -212858;1353070666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7712 @ 0.00049502 = 3.8176 BTC [+] -212857;1353070831;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: what desktop you use? (Diablo-D3 | it looks like shit) -212856;1353070866;Diablo-D3;xfce -212855;1353070935;mircea_popescu;"The fatal dose of pure alcohol in an average adult is 300-400 mL (750-1000 mL of 40% alcohol) if consumed in less than one hour. -212854;1353070953;mircea_popescu;this is such bs. i ocasionalyl drink triple distilled alcohol (99%) -212853;1353070961;mircea_popescu;i've went through one bottle in a day, im quite not dead. -212852;1353070977;Diablo-D3;thats an LD50 -212851;1353070987;Diablo-D3;it only kills half the people -212850;1353070999;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: and notice that said less than one hour -212849;1353071003;Diablo-D3;24 > 1 -212848;1353071019;mircea_popescu;they also said 300-400ml -212847;1353071042;mircea_popescu;but yea, i guess you have a point. -212846;1353071226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30388 @ 0.00049502 = 15.0427 BTC [+] -212845;1353071228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3212 @ 0.00049515 = 1.5904 BTC [+] -212844;1353071401;EskimoBob;Who ever assigns scammer tags, better step up and do his fkn job. Usagi needs a tag so bad, it reeks. -212843;1353071433;EskimoBob;And while you are at it, restore all his posts, he has managed to delete -212842;1353071436;mircea_popescu;the entire scammer tag thing is a dubious fix for a large problem -212841;1353071445;mircea_popescu;and i think soon enough the forum might take them out altogether. -212840;1353071466;EskimoBob;correct, it's not even a fkn bandaid -212839;1353071534;EskimoBob;but why do we need moderators, if they are not closing down even obvious scam threads? -212838;1353071616;mircea_popescu;well, i don't know that we need them, but in principle this is like saying why do you even have waitresses if they don't even suck your cock -212837;1353071654;EskimoBob;? -212836;1353071682;mircea_popescu;maybe they have mods to keep anyoen from posting the letter W -212835;1353071692;mircea_popescu;i mean... there's a ton of reasons to have mods. -212834;1353071700;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: are you drunk? -212833;1353071707;mircea_popescu;not atm. -212832;1353071759;mircea_popescu;but srsly, do you understand the breadth of the task of closing down scam threads ? -212831;1353071769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00049515 = 6.2389 BTC [+] -212830;1353072250;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: after you" -212829;1353072263;mircea_popescu;hm ? -212828;1353072286;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: after your "... why do you even have waitresses if they don't even suck your cock..." comparison I think you do not understand it :) -212827;1353072299;mircea_popescu;lol i see -212826;1353072323;mircea_popescu;what's the problem ? cocksucking is a valuable service, the girls are hired to serve the customer, why shouldn't they ? -212825;1353072328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20938 @ 0.00049515 = 10.3675 BTC [+] -212824;1353072329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18312 @ 0.00049517 = 9.0676 BTC [+] -212823;1353072338;mircea_popescu;o, cause it's a lot of work, requires a lot of skill, most girls aren't prepared to handle it etc ? -212822;1353072339;mircea_popescu;awell. -212821;1353072460;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: I have no good recommendations for you how you can get over your serious sexual problems and obvious insecurities. Maybe you need to get some help from professional? -212820;1353072491;mircea_popescu;wait. obvious insecurities cause i discuss sex ? -212819;1353072528;EskimoBob;no, it not so much that you do talk about it but how you talk about it -212818;1353072578;mircea_popescu;how's that ? -212817;1353072669;EskimoBob;sometimes try reading the stuff you write when women or sex is involved. :) -212816;1353072688;Diablo-D3;did someone say women? -212815;1353072712;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3 has a alert set on "women" :) -212814;1353072730;Diablo-D3;no, just trolling -212813;1353072746;EskimoBob;lol -212812;1353072753;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob i reread my stuff all the time, i'm like my own favourite author. -212811;1353072822;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: can you kick your pompous comrades ass (other forum admins) and restore usagi's deleted posts - history needs this -212810;1353072849;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: good for you. -212809;1353072864;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I dont think they can be restored -212808;1353072871;EskimoBob;fuuuuuuccckk! -212807;1353072874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8838 @ 0.00049517 = 4.3763 BTC [+] -212806;1353072875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22462 @ 0.00049517 = 11.1225 BTC [+] -212805;1353072897;Diablo-D3;I dont know how the software works, but I assume it deletes it from the SQL DB backend instead of puts it in a trash can db -212804;1353072907;Diablo-D3;(or a deleted column, etc etc) -212803;1353072919;EskimoBob;maybe it adds some "do not display" bit? -212802;1353072931;Diablo-D3;like I said, deleted column -212801;1353072967;EskimoBob;deleted column? Every post is a column? -212800;1353072976;EskimoBob;how about row? -212799;1353072984;EskimoBob;|| column -212798;1353072995;EskimoBob;- row -212797;1353072999;Diablo-D3;no, every post is a row -212796;1353073010;Diablo-D3;tables have columns and rows -212795;1353073017;EskimoBob;doh... really -212794;1353073046;Diablo-D3;so you'd have something like unique id, subject, body, user id, timestamp, etc etc -212793;1353073053;Diablo-D3;and each post is a tuplet of those -212792;1353073152;EskimoBob;wtf is SuprTiggr and why it reacts to '|' as a start of a command -212791;1353073170;EskimoBob;| stop -212790;1353073417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27438 @ 0.00049517 = 13.5865 BTC [+] -212789;1353073418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20962 @ 0.00049518 = 10.38 BTC [+] -212788;1353073449;kakobrekla;SuprTiggr does the net chart -212787;1353073578;EskimoBob;it's The current (running) version of this Supybot is 0.83.4.1. The newest version available online is 0.83.4.1. -212786;1353073637;mircea_popescu;it's MrTiggr's bot. -212785;1353073648;mircea_popescu;i think it does something related to bitcoin-police. -212784;1353074102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 226 @ 0.00049518 = 0.1119 BTC [+] -212783;1353074104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28649 @ 0.00049536 = 14.1916 BTC [+] -212782;1353074105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16250 @ 0.00049537 = 8.0498 BTC [+] -212781;1353074106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3825 @ 0.0004954 = 1.8949 BTC [+] -212780;1353074709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37512 @ 0.0004954 = 18.5834 BTC [+] -212779;1353075258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2813 @ 0.0004954 = 1.3936 BTC [+] -212778;1353075259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21086 @ 0.00049542 = 10.4464 BTC [+] -212777;1353075800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23627 @ 0.00049542 = 11.7053 BTC [+] -212776;1353075802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13140 @ 0.00049549 = 6.5107 BTC [+] -212775;1353076303;mircea_popescu;This is a public notice that I have resigned from all my roles in Bitcoin Magazine today and from position of a Director of Bittalk Media Ltd. -212774;1353076308;mircea_popescu;is there anyone left @bitcoin mag ? -212773;1353076368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22760 @ 0.00049549 = 11.2774 BTC [+] -212772;1353076370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9871 @ 0.0004955 = 4.8911 BTC [+] -212771;1353076395;Chaang-Noi;who was that from? vlad? -212770;1353076421;Chaang-Noi;bitcoin mag was a fail idea to start with... -212769;1353076474;Chaang-Noi; ? -212768;1353076482;mircea_popescu;ya vladimir quit -212767;1353076490;mircea_popescu;leaving just this one romanian dood there. -212766;1353076521;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/ciuciu-bond/#comment-87622 << that's him -212765;1353076667;EskimoBob;"mircea_popescu | This is a public notice---" where do you read that? -212764;1353076672;EskimoBob;forum? -212763;1353076681;mircea_popescu;well i get a forum digest -212762;1353076685;mircea_popescu;do you want the actual link ? -212761;1353076700;EskimoBob;if you have it -212760;1353076716;EskimoBob;UI got it -212759;1353076864;EskimoBob;publishing a magazine is loads of fun if you have a good team -212758;1353076927;EskimoBob;and subject you love. -212757;1353076946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14379 @ 0.0004955 = 7.1248 BTC [+] -212756;1353076948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30850 @ 0.00049556 = 15.288 BTC [+] -212755;1353076949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7871 @ 0.00049568 = 3.9015 BTC [+] -212754;1353076960;mircea_popescu;yeah, cause in general it's a pretty decent pickup line -212753;1353076973;mircea_popescu;so you can fill an office up with confused twenty somethings that can't do math too well. -212752;1353077036;EskimoBob;I did run a magazine for few years -212751;1353077541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17129 @ 0.00049568 = 8.4905 BTC [+] -212750;1353077542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28871 @ 0.00049571 = 14.3116 BTC [+] -212749;1353077825;mircea_popescu;girls only you gourd you -212748;1353077832;copumpkin;oh okay -212747;1353078109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51600 @ 0.00049571 = 25.5786 BTC [+] -212746;1353078110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00049571 = 2.1811 BTC [+] -212745;1353078653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3529 @ 0.00049571 = 1.7494 BTC [+] -212744;1353078655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19071 @ 0.00049573 = 9.4541 BTC [+] -212743;1353079217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32500 @ 0.00049573 = 16.1112 BTC [+] -212742;1353079549;Chaang-Noi;usagi is back -212741;1353079550;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124391.0 -212740;1353079668;Chaang-Noi;lol -212739;1353079679;Chaang-Noi;what timing -212738;1353079769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14748 @ 0.00049573 = 7.311 BTC [+] -212737;1353079770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19162 @ 0.00049573 = 9.4992 BTC [+] -212736;1353079787;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124391.msg1338729#msg1338729 -212735;1353079792;mircea_popescu;that's pretty damning -212734;1353079799;mircea_popescu;i don't recall bb saying "fuck" -212733;1353079970;gigavps;just when i thought things were beginning to calm down.... -212732;1353079985;Chaang-Noi;i do think badbear is a dick.. i never liked him:/ -212731;1353080007;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124482.msg1338773#msg1338773 -212730;1353080011;gigavps;that's pretty funny -212729;1353080034;Chaang-Noi;lol -212728;1353080053;Chaang-Noi;wordpress taking btc is massive -212727;1353080060;Chaang-Noi;if only we could get others to join -212726;1353080077;Chaang-Noi;yeah -212725;1353080245;Chaang-Noi;yeah but not on the forum, i got perma banned -212724;1353080252;Chaang-Noi;not sure if you knew or not -212723;1353080277;Chaang-Noi;:) -212722;1353080324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10638 @ 0.00049573 = 5.2736 BTC [+] -212721;1353080326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25547 @ 0.00049577 = 12.6654 BTC [+] -212720;1353080882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00049577 = 5.5526 BTC [+] -212719;1353080901;mircea_popescu;http://alfixturedesign.com/420/BJ.gif hahaha -212718;1353080996;kakobrekla;speaking of waitresses :) -212717;1353081000;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -212716;1353081003;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.50406, Best ask: 11.56866, Bid-ask spread: 0.06460, Last trade: 11.60000, 24 hour volume: 57628.92532269, 24 hour low: 10.86000, 24 hour high: 11.60000, 24 hour vwap: 11.27755 -212715;1353081010;mircea_popescu;over .5 -212714;1353081304;kakobrekla;>>Alberto's explanations of the situation aren't very convincing, but I'm giving him until early December to come up with some form of payment. I'm also exploring legal, law enforcement and other possibilities for escalating this in case this fails. -212713;1353081310;kakobrekla;nothing will come out of this -212712;1353081315;kakobrekla;just like pirate -212711;1353081408;mircea_popescu;is this meni ? -212710;1353081435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1551 @ 0.00049577 = 0.7689 BTC [+] -212709;1353081437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.00049583 = 13.6353 BTC [+] -212708;1353081438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8758 @ 0.00049584 = 4.3426 BTC [+] -212707;1353081807;EskimoBob;LOL, look who has crawled out out of his hole -212706;1353081823;EskimoBob;it's the famous nuter usagi... LOL -212705;1353081873;EskimoBob;I do not care. But probably in madhouse -212704;1353081912;EskimoBob;it was nice without you, you ling sack of shit. Go troll some other channel -212703;1353081945;EskimoBob;I was told you spent your time in your local madhouse. -212702;1353081961;EskimoBob;Looks like they let you out and this is not good for BTC community -212701;1353081996;EskimoBob;I guess you spent your last month deleting your posts from the forum -212700;1353082016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39242 @ 0.00049584 = 19.4578 BTC [+] -212699;1353082018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17650 @ 0.00049591 = 8.7528 BTC [+] -212698;1353082019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 708 @ 0.00049593 = 0.3511 BTC [+] -212697;1353082026;EskimoBob;I do not have to guess. -212696;1353082063;EskimoBob;? -212695;1353082073;EskimoBob;take your meds usagi -212694;1353082191;EskimoBob;why don't you sing to us, Oliver? LOL -212693;1353082198;gigavps;why all the drama -212692;1353082229;EskimoBob;kongzi.ca ? your new scam? How is nyancat and all that other shit doing? -212691;1353082329;gigavps;usagi are you trying to do anything to get the asset holder information? -212690;1353082355;gigavps;anything else? -212689;1353082387;gigavps;usagi it's in your best interest to make a good faith effort to retrieve the asset holder information -212688;1353082408;gigavps;"good faith" being one of those words lawyers like to use -212687;1353082455;EskimoBob;http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=24002&songID=243091 "This one goes out to the delusional Canadian wanker named Oliver Richman. We know we can't fool one such as he with our happy wanderings, because HE knows the Tao (chuckle)." -212686;1353082463;gigavps;you'd be wise to discuss that with your lawyer -212685;1353082479;EskimoBob;Oliver Richman is usagi :) -212684;1353082491;EskimoBob;long time troll -212683;1353082597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24292 @ 0.00049593 = 12.0471 BTC [+] -212682;1353082598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17050 @ 0.00049595 = 8.4559 BTC [+] -212681;1353082600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4808 @ 0.00049599 = 2.3847 BTC [+] -212680;1353082705;pigeons;usagi: where did you hear that nefario has been sending out info? -212679;1353082741;gigavps;i think usagi is delusional -212678;1353082789;gigavps;usagi some coins were sent out -212677;1353082792;gigavps;no info -212676;1353082821;gigavps;usagi why did you delete all of your posts? -212675;1353082868;gigavps;you didn't delete any of your posts? -212674;1353082893;gigavps;why delete them? -212673;1353082963;gigavps;that doesn't make any sense -212672;1353082988;gigavps;please do -212671;1353083004;gigavps;if bitcointalk is so bad, why are you making another proposal on it? -212670;1353083133;gigavps;but you are trying to raise capital -212669;1353083145;gigavps;not just offering the service -212668;1353083153;gigavps;so you are offering a security -212667;1353083181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14750 @ 0.00049599 = 7.3159 BTC [+] -212666;1353083213;gigavps;so you are not offering ownership in the company? -212665;1353083238;gigavps;most information marketing businesses need to give a lot of stuff away for free to attract customers -212664;1353083254;gigavps;or give the apperance that they are giving information away -212663;1353083282;gigavps;everyone thinks they are special and what they are doing is special -212662;1353083301;gigavps;maybe you focus on that -212661;1353083547;pigeons;ok take it to #bitcoin-languages -212660;1353083585;EskimoBob;you forgot to mention your deep knowledge of Tao -212659;1353083586;gigavps;no thanks -212658;1353083697;EskimoBob;friend for life? -212657;1353083709;EskimoBob;like NYAN* and all the other crap you sold? -212656;1353083734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10699 @ 0.00049599 = 5.3066 BTC [+] -212655;1353083735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26751 @ 0.00049599 = 13.2682 BTC [+] -212654;1353084280;EskimoBob;you owe me about 86.87 BTC -212653;1353084284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9676 @ 0.00049599 = 4.7992 BTC [+] -212652;1353084285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2224 @ 0.00049601 = 1.1031 BTC [+] -212651;1353084514;EskimoBob;send the coin you wow me to 1KKXSed3ePq6FhUu52zSLR22v8V9v3jQik -212650;1353084534;EskimoBob;and you can have your shares back -212649;1353084555;EskimoBob;my word is my proof -212648;1353084607;EskimoBob;I am not a thieve nor dishonest and you know that -212647;1353084644;EskimoBob;usagi You are actually a good example of why this is a bad situation. Without actual codes, people like you bullshit forever and never pay -212646;1353084694;pigeons;what about the companies insured by your insurance company? -212645;1353084745;pigeons;yeah but he's working on it -212644;1353084831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29895 @ 0.00049601 = 14.8282 BTC [+] -212643;1353084833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24750 @ 0.00049603 = 12.2767 BTC [+] -212642;1353084833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12805 @ 0.00049606 = 6.352 BTC [+] -212641;1353084934;pigeons;gigavps is working on what to do right now in the case that has happened where nefario refuses to provide asset info -212640;1353084937;EskimoBob;usagi: you little shit swindled a assload of coin from investors and you are too cheap to call James? WTF!? -212639;1353084974;pigeons;no i dont think you'd be rich with your OBSI.HYPT -212638;1353085012;EskimoBob;you pissed away 7500 BTC (or was is closer to 8K). Cancel the fkn rig orders -212637;1353085031;EskimoBob;and start paying back the coin -212636;1353085083;EskimoBob;do not tell me asshat you have no coin. -212635;1353085126;EskimoBob;are you telling me you never preordered those rigs you had in your spreadsheets? -212634;1353085145;Diablo-D3;what rigs? -212633;1353085155;EskimoBob;yes those -212632;1353085171;EskimoBob;prove it -212631;1353085195;EskimoBob;yes asshole, you do have to prove it -212630;1353085224;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you're not a shareholder in Fantasy Bullshit, Inc -212629;1353085226;Diablo-D3;so no, he doesnt have to prove it -212628;1353085393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23445 @ 0.00049606 = 11.6301 BTC [+] -212627;1353085393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14855 @ 0.00049608 = 7.3693 BTC [+] -212626;1353085432;EskimoBob;lol -212625;1353085780;thestringpuller;usagi you claim such great things, yet smickles was very displeased with how you went about repaying him. he said to never do business with you, and he would personally never do business with you again. -212624;1353085946;Diablo-D3;man -212623;1353085955;Diablo-D3;I wonder if anyone is going to upload a camrip of eva 3.0 -212622;1353085955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00049608 = 5.8041 BTC [+] -212621;1353085963;thestringpuller;smickles is highly regarded -212620;1353085979;thestringpuller;why should i not trust what he says? -212619;1353086067;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: trolling and bullshitting in the internet is nothing new to usagi. Hes experience is probably over 10 year -212618;1353086094;EskimoBob;he used to do similar shit in other forums -212617;1353086115;EskimoBob;https://www.google.com/search?q=usagi+%22Oliver+Richman%22 enjoy -212616;1353086121;thestringpuller;so this is all one big conspiracy? -212615;1353086134;thestringpuller;everyone is rigging the game against usagi? -212614;1353086138;EskimoBob;only good thing you or anyone else can do is just ignore that scumbag -212613;1353086240;EskimoBob;did, usagi. did -212612;1353086271;EskimoBob;and after you lost 7.5K of investors coin... -212611;1353086301;EskimoBob;look who rated me with -, you stupid little man :) -212610;1353086316;EskimoBob;did I ? -212609;1353086324;EskimoBob;you really want to start that shit again? -212608;1353086348;EskimoBob;go read the scam thread you posted and stfu. you lost -212607;1353086391;thestringpuller;there is a saying in the orient -212606;1353086400;thestringpuller;loyalty to the end -212605;1353086405;EskimoBob;go waste it somewhere else usagi, please! -212604;1353086456;thestringpuller;i believe in those who believe in me -212603;1353086465;pigeons;i believe in crystal light -212602;1353086468;thestringpuller;i trust smickles who i am loyal to -212601;1353086480;thestringpuller;because he has been good to me -212600;1353086490;thestringpuller;all i see here is you igniting flames -212599;1353086507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18895 @ 0.00049608 = 9.3734 BTC [+] -212598;1353086508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18105 @ 0.00049609 = 8.9817 BTC [+] -212597;1353086529;pigeons;its offtopic here usagi -212596;1353086545;copumpkin;don't taze me -212595;1353086558;pigeons;usagi: longer than you -212594;1353086565;thestringpuller;duolingo will be the next big language space -212593;1353086582;copumpkin;that's cause kako is a huge pussy -212592;1353086633;pigeons;only thing on topic about it is that people are upset with you when you tried to run some bitcoin assets -212591;1353086652;thestringpuller;which seems to be a motif -212590;1353086661;copumpkin;the motif that motifates me -212589;1353086663;thestringpuller;so who are these people so pleased with your work? -212588;1353086675;thestringpuller;i am merely a skeptic searching for the truth -212587;1353086697;pigeons;i'm not gonna /ignore, im just gonna change the channel -212586;1353086703;thestringpuller;"is this your homework larry" -212585;1353086817;mod6;THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS LARRY -212584;1353086827;thestringpuller;:) -212583;1353086832;mod6;haha -212582;1353086838;thestringpuller;my day is made -212581;1353086848;thestringpuller;the truth about the aliens -212580;1353086855;thestringpuller;is that where the money went? -212579;1353087072;copumpkin;もちろん -212578;1353087170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00049603 = 4.3651 BTC [-] -212577;1353087171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00049609 = 5.5314 BTC [+] -212576;1353087217;kakobrekla;16:23.10 ( copumpkin ) that's cause kako is a huge pussy <- see that is exactly why i didnt give you op privilege, nano on the other hand got it. -212575;1353087297;copumpkin;lol -212574;1353087313;copumpkin;I'm not much of a hardass -212573;1353087328;kakobrekla;well i guess you would have banned usagi already -212572;1353087334;kakobrekla;and others ? -212571;1353087339;copumpkin;nah -212570;1353087343;copumpkin;I'm not much of a banner -212569;1353087400;kakobrekla;so how am i a pussy again then? -212568;1353087411;copumpkin;kakobrekla: oh, you just are -212567;1353087431;copumpkin;usagi: I'd probably fail it :) I haven't spoken japanese in 6 years now, and just remember random shit -212566;1353087460;kakobrekla;to me it looks like you are the pussy who cant handle usagi -212565;1353087465;Diablo-D3;watashiwa nihongo ga wakarimasen :< -212564;1353087491;copumpkin;kakobrekla: why would I need to "handle" usagi? -212563;1353087500;copumpkin;even if I were an op :P -212562;1353087508;Diablo-D3;have we even confirmed usagi has a handle? -212561;1353087566;Diablo-D3;... what are your ears doing down there? -212560;1353087626;Diablo-D3;yes, Im aware of what usagi means, but that doesnt answer the question -212559;1353087635;kakobrekla;what is the problem then copumpkin? -212558;1353087639;Diablo-D3;so unless you seriously have your head up your ass... -212557;1353087641;copumpkin;no problem! -212556;1353087651;kakobrekla;k -212555;1353087672;Diablo-D3;usagi: explain to me something -212554;1353087687;copumpkin;to me, pussy is a compliment -212553;1353087693;copumpkin;I consider myself a pussy too -212552;1353087698;kakobrekla;to me its something id fuck. -212551;1353087700;Diablo-D3;why the fuck did strike witches marry the eternal loli panty shot to semi-accurate WW2 trivia. -212550;1353087713;copumpkin;kakobrekla: presumably that's a good thing -212549;1353087725;kakobrekla;arite. -212548;1353087733;Diablo-D3;usagi: you're kidding me. -212547;1353087734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17345 @ 0.00049609 = 8.6047 BTC [+] -212546;1353087735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7755 @ 0.00049612 = 3.8474 BTC [+] -212545;1353087740;Diablo-D3;go away kid, you bother me. -212544;1353087768;Diablo-D3;mmmm project a-ko -212543;1353087776;copumpkin;so, RIP twinkies? -212542;1353087788;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: rip twinkies -212541;1353087792;Diablo-D3;time to destroy unions -212540;1353087805;copumpkin;twinkIe twinkIe little star -212539;1353087811;copumpkin;get it? get it? -212538;1353087814;Diablo-D3;usagi: also, no gits? -212537;1353087820;copumpkin;I used an uppercase I and exploited shitty fonts -212536;1353087847;Diablo-D3;usagi: but no gits?! -212535;1353087849;Diablo-D3;wtf man -212534;1353087853;copumpkin;git init -212533;1353087867;copumpkin;git add HAHAIMINURHISTORY -212532;1353087870;copumpkin;git commit -m "HAHA" -212531;1353087876;pigeons;rebase -212530;1353087876;copumpkin;oh wait, I forgot -a! -212529;1353087886;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: fail! -212528;1353087894;pigeons;mmm creamy mami -212527;1353087894;copumpkin;too much mercurial these days at work -212526;1353087895;Diablo-D3;usagi: you pervert. -212525;1353087910;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: fuck ALL the mercurials -212524;1353087912;copumpkin;my new job will use git though -212523;1353087921;Diablo-D3;Im so fresh, hg can suck my nuts -212522;1353087926;copumpkin;I'm not too opinionated on the hg/git divide -212521;1353087933;copumpkin;I mostly prefer git for personal use -212520;1353087951;Diablo-D3;usagi: AND NO EVA?! -212519;1353087956;Diablo-D3;you suck at anime forever. -212518;1353087964;copumpkin;BUT THEN WHO WAS PHONE? -212517;1353088010;copumpkin;evangelion -212516;1353088012;copumpkin;NEON GENESIS -212515;1353088017;copumpkin;IT'S LIKE TOTALLY DEEP MAN -212514;1353088023;copumpkin;IT HAS RELIGIOUS REFERENCES AND SHIT -212513;1353088054;Diablo-D3;cat... girl? -212512;1353088068;Diablo-D3;eva has no feline females. -212511;1353088073;Diablo-D3;usagi: EVERYONE DIES IN THE END! -212510;1353088081;Diablo-D3;or to put it more accurately, they turn into tang. -212509;1353088093;Diablo-D3;there is no cat girl in evangelion -212508;1353088110;Diablo-D3;you are. -212507;1353088116;Diablo-D3;usagi: also, NO TENCHI?! -212506;1353088127;Diablo-D3;no, no girl who can jump far. -212505;1353088141;Diablo-D3;there is a lot of anime, and I have seen... well... a fucking lot of it. -212504;1353088194;Diablo-D3;Ive seen a lot of the classics -212503;1353088197;Diablo-D3;hell, I watched macross. -212502;1353088201;Diablo-D3;not robotech, but macross. -212501;1353088212;Diablo-D3;and yes, the animation falls apart near the end -212500;1353088230;Diablo-D3;watch full metal alchemist brotherhood -212499;1353088245;Diablo-D3;put that at the head of your list -212498;1353088258;Diablo-D3;there are very few animes that I consider 5 stars -212497;1353088263;Diablo-D3;5 stars means I will watch it again -212496;1353088273;Diablo-D3;4 merely means I found it worth my time, but not worth watching again -212495;1353088284;Diablo-D3;fmab is a 5 star. -212494;1353088290;Diablo-D3;Ive seen black magic m66 -212493;1353088298;Diablo-D3;yeah, and the original appleseed -212492;1353088339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2645 @ 0.00049612 = 1.3122 BTC [+] -212491;1353088341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24029 @ 0.00049615 = 11.922 BTC [+] -212490;1353088414;Diablo-D3;I havent -212489;1353088544;Diablo-D3;heh -212488;1353088549;Diablo-D3;Ill watch it later -212487;1353088567;Diablo-D3;busy torrenting kamen rider fourze -212486;1353088658;Diablo-D3;why wouldnt I watch kamen rider -212485;1353088742;Diablo-D3;I run miotd.com for christ's sakes -212484;1353088801;Diablo-D3;which reminds me, I need to do today's image -212483;1353088809;pigeons;awww a new relationship thanks to #bitcoin-assets -212482;1353088823;Diablo-D3;pigeons: usagi is already an investor in my company -212481;1353088837;pigeons;prove it ;) -212480;1353088851;Diablo-D3;NEFARRRIIIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO -212479;1353088883;Diablo-D3;so should I -212478;1353088888;Diablo-D3;seaking isnt writing itself -212477;1353088928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18483 @ 0.00049615 = 9.1703 BTC [+] -212476;1353088929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.0004962 = 3.8207 BTC [+] -212475;1353088930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12217 @ 0.00049622 = 6.0623 BTC [+] -212474;1353089490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2633 @ 0.00049622 = 1.3065 BTC [+] -212473;1353089491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20217 @ 0.00049623 = 10.0323 BTC [+] -212472;1353090089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31757 @ 0.00049623 = 15.7588 BTC [+] -212471;1353090090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3386 @ 0.00049624 = 1.6803 BTC [+] -212470;1353090665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14564 @ 0.00049624 = 7.2272 BTC [+] -212469;1353090666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5717 @ 0.00049624 = 2.837 BTC [+] -212468;1353091232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18 @ 0.00049624 = 0.0089 BTC [+] -212467;1353091233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19800 @ 0.00049624 = 9.8256 BTC [+] -212466;1353091235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18182 @ 0.00049625 = 9.0228 BTC [+] -212465;1353091806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7168 @ 0.00049625 = 3.5571 BTC [+] -212464;1353091806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5782 @ 0.00049628 = 2.8695 BTC [+] -212463;1353092356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00049628 = 2.0844 BTC [+] -212462;1353092627;mircea_popescu;new hampshire population dropping at accelerating rate as millions unable to live free die. -212461;1353092882;lucidlepidoptera;https://btcjam.com/listings/584 -212460;1353092975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 168 @ 0.00049628 = 0.0834 BTC [+] -212459;1353092976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.0004963 = 7.1467 BTC [+] -212458;1353092978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11232 @ 0.00049633 = 5.5748 BTC [+] -212457;1353093529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2476 @ 0.00049633 = 1.2289 BTC [+] -212456;1353093531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5808 @ 0.00049635 = 2.8828 BTC [+] -212455;1353094088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15065 @ 0.00049635 = 7.4775 BTC [+] -212454;1353094089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13765 @ 0.00049638 = 6.8327 BTC [+] -212453;1353094567;mircea_popescu;o/ -212452;1353094579;smickles;kakobrekla: oh, that was about that docracy thing -212451;1353094585;smickles;\o -212450;1353094590;mircea_popescu;patrick harnett is scamtagged ?! -212449;1353094608;smickles;well, he stopped paying s2cm apparantly -212448;1353094626;jurov;got also #1 place in google -212447;1353094633;jurov;for scammer tag -212446;1353094651;kakobrekla;lol -212445;1353094657;mircea_popescu;well this went well. time to talk to his professional authority nao. -212444;1353094680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9355 @ 0.00049638 = 4.6436 BTC [+] -212443;1353094682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34745 @ 0.0004964 = 17.2474 BTC [+] -212442;1353094903;smickles;;;ticker -212441;1353094903;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.72902, Best ask: 11.77990, Bid-ask spread: 0.05088, Last trade: 11.78000, 24 hour volume: 66220.00854085, 24 hour low: 10.94020, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.35859 -212440;1353094912;smickles;guuuh? -212439;1353095223;mircea_popescu;smickles aren't you sorry you didn't buy all those btc at 10.02 nao :p -212438;1353095244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11505 @ 0.0004964 = 5.7111 BTC [+] -212437;1353095246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21652 @ 0.00049645 = 10.7491 BTC [+] -212436;1353095287;jurov;apparently #bitcoin-otc is obsolete now? http://bitcoinpolice.org/t29-Welcome-BitcoinPolice.org.html -212435;1353095299;smickles;heh, maybe i could've setup a synthetic long position -212434;1353095417;smickles;jurov: well, schucks -212433;1353095459;jurov;? -212432;1353095491;smickles;I liked -otc -212431;1353095518;jurov;"Post you shoe-on-head ID photograph here." lmao -212430;1353095540;smickles;oh lol, i see that now -212429;1353095595;smickles;oh bad form -212428;1353095626;smickles;they have 'otc reputation: xxx' next to user names -212427;1353095632;smickles;and it's cumulative score -212426;1353095637;smickles;badbadbad -212425;1353095643;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-patrick-harnett-saga-continues/ -212424;1353095645;mircea_popescu;moar juicy. -212423;1353095645;mod6;i still <3 otc -212422;1353095649;jurov;mpoe-pr on them! -212421;1353095683;mircea_popescu;jurov i think that name is entirely ridiculous -212420;1353095704;jurov;whole thing is ridiculous -212419;1353095707;mircea_popescu;"bitcoin police" heh. why not "bitcoin canadian mounties" -212418;1353095718;mircea_popescu;they ride on an elk named bit -212417;1353095792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26548 @ 0.00049645 = 13.1798 BTC [+] -212416;1353095794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00049647 = 6.1562 BTC [+] -212415;1353095794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4652 @ 0.00049648 = 2.3096 BTC [+] -212414;1353095868;jurov;hey MrTiggr, u listening? -212413;1353095881;smickles;oooh, getting PH's bosses involved -212412;1353095932;mircea_popescu;well ofcourse. -212411;1353095984;smickles;lol, i go to that srgexpert site, and the very top of the page is a line of text that says "FAIL..." -212410;1353096006;smickles;"FAIL (the browser should render some flash content, not this)." << in context -212409;1353096084;mircea_popescu;yeah -212408;1353096096;mircea_popescu;kinda funny, i had a chuckle myself. -212407;1353096215;mircea_popescu;possibly the last thing those people expect to find in their inbox as they go to work monday. -212406;1353096270;jurov;;;ticker -212405;1353096270;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.69000, Best ask: 11.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 11.71199, 24 hour volume: 67417.32414705, 24 hour low: 10.94020, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.36874 -212404;1353096304;mod6;whooop! -212403;1353096341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00049648 = 10.4261 BTC [+] -212402;1353096900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2561 @ 0.00049648 = 1.2715 BTC [+] -212401;1353096901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32639 @ 0.00049648 = 16.2046 BTC [+] -212400;1353097141;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1338371#msg1338371 lol -212399;1353097264;mircea_popescu;:p -212398;1353097317;smickles;heh, it sounded like a good point as i read it, it was jut very humorous too :) -212397;1353097322;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124461.msg1339294#msg1339294 -212396;1353097327;mircea_popescu;Use your brain and third-party reputation services to determine who to trust. Do not rely on the forum itself. The forum staff doesn't spend much time on scam accusations, so the forum does a very poor job of keeping up with scammers. A for-profit company should deal with this stuff. Or at least a non-profit organization of people who are actually interested in spending a lot of time to fight scams (unlike me). -212395;1353097334;mircea_popescu;the man doth have a point. -212394;1353097423;smickles;did 'the girl' point out that post to bitcoininv who claimed to rely on the forum for reputation and shun the WoT? -212393;1353097437;smickles;*that's 'World of Tanks' btw ;) -212392;1353097442;mircea_popescu;i guess she should huh -212391;1353097444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3211 @ 0.00049648 = 1.5942 BTC [+] -212390;1353097446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24900 @ 0.00049656 = 12.3643 BTC [+] -212389;1353097447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9140 @ 0.0004966 = 4.5389 BTC [+] -212388;1353097454;mircea_popescu;tho i'm sure he has a clever retort. -212387;1353097499;smickles;clever is not necessarily reality -212386;1353097511;mircea_popescu;indeed :p -212385;1353098041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.0004966 = 3.5755 BTC [+] -212384;1353098585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37017 @ 0.0004966 = 18.3826 BTC [+] -212383;1353098586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.00049663 = 5.6864 BTC [+] -212382;1353098588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1461 @ 0.00049665 = 0.7256 BTC [+] -212381;1353098702;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Smickles -212380;1353098713;smickles;suprisingly, not entirely written by me -212379;1353099161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3420 @ 0.00049665 = 1.6985 BTC [+] -212378;1353099162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10530 @ 0.00049667 = 5.2299 BTC [+] -212377;1353099710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10470 @ 0.00049667 = 5.2001 BTC [+] -212376;1353099712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5480 @ 0.00049669 = 2.7219 BTC [+] -212375;1353099854;thestringpuller;lord smickles -212374;1353099859;thestringpuller;lol -212373;1353099911;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu your prediction was correct. Harnett defaulted. would you like your winnings in lollipops? -212372;1353100288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12220 @ 0.00049669 = 6.0696 BTC [+] -212371;1353100289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31030 @ 0.00049674 = 15.4138 BTC [+] -212370;1353100542;BTCHero;harnett made an announcement? -212369;1353100724;pigeons;actually mircea_popescu predicted that harnett would not default, so mircea deposited coins with patrick. mircea was wrong, patrick did default, and mircea did not get the coins harnett owed him -212368;1353100865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14556 @ 0.00049674 = 7.2305 BTC [+] -212367;1353100866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31255 @ 0.00049677 = 15.5265 BTC [+] -212366;1353100868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4431 @ 0.0004968 = 2.2013 BTC [+] -212365;1353100926;smickles;thestringpuller: ^ -212364;1353100929;smickles;only a few tho -212363;1353100947;smickles;most of my positions are entered into at the beginning of the month -212362;1353101296;thestringpuller;what is your premium smickles? -212361;1353101303;smickles;< BTCHero> harnett made an announcement? << well, you don't need to make an announcement to default, you just need to not fullfill a contract -212360;1353101319;smickles;er, s/contract/obligation/ -212359;1353101332;smickles;thestringpuller: on the options? I've listed them on mpex -212358;1353101340;smickles;i'll post the link if you want -212357;1353101344;thestringpuller;i see -212356;1353101346;thestringpuller;them -212355;1353101348;thestringpuller;hmm -212354;1353101354;BTCHero;well yeah, I just didn't know if he actually said it -212353;1353101371;BTCHero;funny thing is, he paid me more than I originally gave him before he quit paying -212352;1353101372;thestringpuller;can you use what I still have being held with you -212351;1353101373;smickles;BTCHero: kk :), i'm mostly a pedant here -212350;1353101378;BTCHero;I was almost closed out -212349;1353101387;thestringpuller;~2 btc with you -212348;1353101414;smickles;thestringpuller: yeah, it would be off the mpex books tho -212347;1353101434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27501 @ 0.0004968 = 13.6625 BTC [+] -212346;1353101435;smickles;3.3618677 -212345;1353101435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5801 @ 0.0004968 = 2.8819 BTC [+] -212344;1353101443;smickles;the that's how much you have with me -212343;1353101498;smickles;heh, thestringpuller if we do an otc option, then I can give you a 0.2% discount :) -212342;1353101558;thestringpuller;i gained interest? -212341;1353101561;thestringpuller;lol -212340;1353101587;smickles;thestringpuller: no interest yet -212339;1353101609;smickles;it's being rolled out to my larger clients first -212338;1353101618;thestringpuller;it cant be that much the 3.36 -212337;1353101626;thestringpuller;i was sure it was under 3... -212336;1353101643;thestringpuller;how much profit did I make on october's mini crash? -212335;1353101747;smickles;ah, 2.586072 -212334;1353101754;smickles;i copied the wrong box -212333;1353101767;thestringpuller;that's better -212332;1353101768;smickles;it was 3.~ before you received your profits -212331;1353101988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20956 @ 0.0004968 = 10.4109 BTC [+] -212330;1353102040;thestringpuller;i got hosed speculating on s.mpoe -212329;1353102062;thestringpuller;someone sold a lot one day and cut into all my profits lol -212328;1353102063;smickles;you were short at .00038? -212327;1353102079;smickles;Oh, bad luck i guess -212326;1353102090;thestringpuller;.000507~ -212325;1353102092;thestringpuller;yea -212324;1353102109;thestringpuller;not as bad as the money usagi lost people -212323;1353102115;smickles;Although I like mpex, and think it is worthwhile, the implied valuation of it boggles my mind -212322;1353102539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16743 @ 0.0004968 = 8.3179 BTC [+] -212321;1353102540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 557 @ 0.00049713 = 0.2769 BTC [+] -212320;1353103020;Diablo-D3;what is the implied valuation? -212319;1353103085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16121 @ 0.00049713 = 8.0142 BTC [+] -212318;1353103086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7779 @ 0.00049717 = 3.8675 BTC [+] -212317;1353103107;smickles;;;calc 1000000000 * .00049717 -212316;1353103107;gribble;497170 -212315;1353103113;smickles;Diablo-D3: ^ in btc -212314;1353103138;Diablo-D3;jesus what -212313;1353103152;smickles;yeah, you see why mircea_popescu is all cocky -212312;1353103154;Diablo-D3;its not worth that -212311;1353103158;Diablo-D3;not even close -212310;1353103168;Diablo-D3;cocky? dude, he should be afraid he isnt murdered in his sleep -212309;1353103190;smickles;mircea_popescu: ;) -212308;1353103221;smickles;Diablo-D3: well, i dunno, i had heard rumors that he was an assasian in the revolution -212307;1353103235;Diablo-D3;dude, everyone was an assassin in the revolution -212306;1353103368;smickles;Diablo-D3: so your imaginary would-be-murderer's plan is to kill him in his sleep and what? steal an encrypted private key? -212305;1353103372;kakobrekla;any response from icbit yet btw? -212304;1353103382;smickles;kakobrekla: i've got one -212303;1353103389;kakobrekla;yes? -212302;1353103395;smickles;Hm, we did not get any more such reports. Sometimes a problem with updating data happens, but it's the first time I hear about "updating is good, but order placement does not work". -212301;1353103399;smickles;Ok, please use the service as usual, however if you notice problems again - let me know, and then we will try to investigate it thoroughly. -212300;1353103403;smickles;Thanks, -212299;1353103405;smickles;Alex -212298;1353103414;smickles;In responce to my support request -212297;1353103427;kakobrekla;aha -212296;1353103441;kakobrekla;well dunno -212295;1353103449;kakobrekla;what to make of it -212294;1353103463;pigeons;got another 200 brc? -212293;1353103467;pigeons;*btc -212292;1353103483;jurov;i read it as "i don't log when someone places an order" -212291;1353103502;smickles;heh, kakobrekla, well, the cynical me took it as "heh, well, keep trying, we'll keep taking your btc" -212290;1353103513;jurov;and if such is true that is criminal negligence -212289;1353103526;kakobrekla;isnt tycho invloved in this? -212288;1353103533;smickles;yup -212287;1353103550;kakobrekla;it makes little sense to scam like that while he runs deepbit -212286;1353103566;kakobrekla;not worth the effort or something -212285;1353103597;jurov;as the saying goes, don't assume malice in something that can be explained by incompetence -212284;1353103602;smickles;yeah, i'm not actually sure what to make of it all anyway -212283;1353103629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24921 @ 0.00049717 = 12.39 BTC [+] -212282;1353103630;kakobrekla;oh well. bbl -212281;1353103631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5129 @ 0.00049732 = 2.5508 BTC [+] -212280;1353103651;smickles;but it would've been nice to have my 50 btc woth of BUZ2 quoted at 10.01 right now -212279;1353103659;smickles;;;ticker -212278;1353103660;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.56810, Best ask: 11.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03190, Last trade: 11.60000, 24 hour volume: 69132.05325642, 24 hour low: 10.94020, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.38965 -212277;1353103702;jurov;smickles, really, if he hasn't any evidence that you tried to place an order, that is inexcusable -212276;1353103734;smickles;;;calc ((1/11.56-1/10.01)*-10)*(50/.15) -212275;1353103734;gribble;44.6496986289 -212274;1353103750;smickles;potentially would've nearly doubled my btc there :( -212273;1353103770;Diablo-D3;[03:02:52] Diablo-D3: so your imaginary would-be-murderer's plan is to kill him in his sleep and what? steal an encrypted private key? -212272;1353103773;Diablo-D3;no, just to do it -212271;1353103780;Diablo-D3;some people just want to watch the world lulz. -212270;1353103785;smickles;(assuming gox closes at 11.56 on dec 15) -212269;1353103814;jurov;what if he has the key only in memory? -212268;1353103856;jurov;you better do some research first :P -212267;1353103865;smickles;jurov: well, i'm in a bit of a pickle, 'cause i can't get my btc off of there without taking such a huge loss on the contracts that I may as well just keep it there -212266;1353103923;smickles;but if they are completly legit, and this was just some aweful error, and btc is anything above 10.6 at settlement, it ends well for me -212265;1353103934;smickles;*10.6 is a rough estimate -212264;1353103993;jurov;so they did not figure out to this moment whether you did place an order or not? -212263;1353104019;smickles;what i posted here was the last communication I've had from them -212262;1353104032;smickles;essentially, "thanks for playing, good luck next time" -212261;1353104045;smickles; -212260;1353104150;jurov;like, wtf? they're using monkeys with excel for database? -212259;1353104160;jurov;like nefario? -212258;1353104161;smickles;excel isn't that bad -212257;1353104165;smickles;it has a search function -212256;1353104187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36850 @ 0.00049732 = 18.3262 BTC [+] -212255;1353104193;jurov;okay, let it be mokeys with typewriters -212254;1353104201;jurov;*monkeys -212253;1353104202;smickles;tyvm :) -212252;1353104226;smickles;although, personally, i use libreoffice's calc -212251;1353104344;jurov;smickles, i'd suggest to sell that account to someone and forget icbit -212250;1353104424;jurov;if they have problems to find orders... and they didn't even close yet -212249;1353104435;smickles;holy fucking shit!!!!!!!!!!!11 -212248;1353104445;smickles;the orderbook is down to 9.5 best bid -212247;1353104457;smickles;with a volume of 3 contracts to be sold out -212246;1353104537;smickles;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135309731595.png -212245;1353104539;smickles;^^ -212244;1353104544;smickles;seriously bad -212243;1353104746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20550 @ 0.00049732 = 10.2199 BTC [+] -212242;1353105095;thestringpuller;mr. smickles -212241;1353105112;thestringpuller; -212240;1353105112;thestringpuller; -212239;1353105113;smickles;mr. thestringpuller -212238;1353105114;thestringpuller; -212237;1353105119;smickles;blank lines? -212236;1353105130;thestringpuller;doesnt have the same ring as mr smickles ;) -212235;1353105144;smickles;thanks for the compliment :D -212234;1353105155;smickles;how about: -212233;1353105160;smickles;shemale thestringpuller -212232;1353105184;smickles;I kid, I kid ;) -212231;1353105250;thestringpuller;lol -212230;1353105264;smickles;thestringpuller: my bad joke aside, did you really mean those 3 blank lines as some kind of significant communication? -212229;1353105266;thestringpuller;210000 blocks is reward drop non? -212228;1353105275;smickles;something like that -212227;1353105279;smickles;;;bc,stats -212226;1353105279;thestringpuller;im typing with thumbs -212225;1353105294;thestringpuller;gribble: you poop -212224;1353105299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6171 @ 0.00049732 = 3.069 BTC [+] -212223;1353105299;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -212222;1353105301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00049748 = 6.2434 BTC [+] -212221;1353105301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9429 @ 0.00049762 = 4.6921 BTC [+] -212220;1353105313;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -212219;1353105339;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -212218;1353105359;thestringpuller;1.5 weeks till reward drop -212217;1353105369;smickles;208220, -212216;1353105370;thestringpuller;let the price explosion begin -212215;1353105376;smickles;that's the current height -212214;1353105393;thestringpuller;210k is first reward drop right? -212213;1353105425;smickles;;;calc (208220 - 210000) * 10 / 60 / 24 -212212;1353105425;gribble;-12.3611111111 -212211;1353105446;smickles;;;calc (210000 - 208220) * 10 / 60 / 24 / 7 -212210;1353105446;gribble;1.76587301587 -212209;1353105451;thestringpuller;it begins -212208;1353105452;smickles;1.7~ weeks -212207;1353105471;thestringpuller;sell puts!!!! buy calls!!!! -212206;1353105501;smickles;if you think it's going over 14 soon, buy the call i'm selling -212205;1353105517;thestringpuller;can i put up btc up for you to write puts on my behalf? -212204;1353105544;smickles;sure -212203;1353105564;thestringpuller;can i piggy back on your underwriting model :) -212202;1353105635;smickles;you want to sell o.btcusd.p120t where the breakeven is a spot of 14 usd? -212201;1353105689;smickles;*sell to open, that is -212200;1353105712;smickles;I have a little over 9 btc free in the account now, -212199;1353105738;smickles;and you could also use options that I have surety for if you like their strikes -212198;1353105745;smickles;but I don't have too many of those -212197;1353105757;smickles;any more than that and we'd need to work a deposit thru -212196;1353105835;smickles;or hey, jurov do you have any spare btc on MPEx? -212195;1353105849;jurov;yes, few -212194;1353105890;thestringpuller;lemme move some cash around after work i dont think wav is gonna hit past 11 tonight -212193;1353105891;smickles;thestringpuller: i'm sure i could borrow a few btc to cover it while we wait for the deposit to go thru -212192;1353105930;smickles;;;ticker -212191;1353105930;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.61492, Best ask: 11.62912, Bid-ask spread: 0.01420, Last trade: 11.65637, 24 hour volume: 69231.58080716, 24 hour low: 10.95151, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.39581 -212190;1353105941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6621 @ 0.00049762 = 3.2947 BTC [+] -212189;1353105942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23679 @ 0.00049786 = 11.7888 BTC [+] -212188;1353105949;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -212187;1353105950;gribble;11.36 -212186;1353106003;smickles;;;calc 1.09 ** (1/12) -212185;1353106004;gribble;1.00720732332 -212184;1353106044;smickles;er -212183;1353106069;smickles;;;calc 2.08 ** (1/12) -212182;1353106069;gribble;1.06293150084 -212181;1353106124;jurov;i have 6BTC free -212180;1353106129;jurov;at mpex -212179;1353106189;smickles;jurov: thanks for the info. We'll see what the puller wants to do -212178;1353106214;smickles;;;calc (1.09 / 1) ** (1 / (1 /12)) - 1 -212177;1353106214;gribble;1.81266478178 -212176;1353106307;thestringpuller;12* not 11 -212175;1353106341;smickles;ah -212174;1353106484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1871 @ 0.00049786 = 0.9315 BTC [+] -212173;1353106486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40950 @ 0.0004992 = 20.4422 BTC [+] -212172;1353106487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9401 @ 0.00049937 = 4.6946 BTC [+] -212171;1353106695;smickles;thestringpuller: you say we may do this when you get home from work? what time is that? -212170;1353106767;smickles;after 2100 utc -212169;1353106870;thestringpuller;yea roughly that -212168;1353106893;thestringpuller;i might recover my mpoe losses if it continues to increase -212167;1353106912;jurov;after 2100 utc is already -212166;1353106937;smickles;heh yeah, but add a drive home -212165;1353106941;thestringpuller;oh -212164;1353106951;thestringpuller;2101 -212163;1353106958;thestringpuller;2300 -212162;1353106967;thestringpuller;is when i will be at a computer -212161;1353107052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40326 @ 0.00049937 = 20.1376 BTC [+] -212160;1353107054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6324 @ 0.00049948 = 3.1587 BTC [+] -212159;1353107472;thestringpuller;i dont think anyone will buy my puts in this climate -212158;1353107569;smickles;it's worth a shot tho, imo -212157;1353107612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38676 @ 0.00049948 = 19.3179 BTC [+] -212156;1353107613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2459 @ 0.00050084 = 1.2316 BTC [+] -212155;1353107617;thestringpuller;better to buy calls and pray no? -212154;1353107870;jurov;lol,playing satoshidice is easier than to guess this -212153;1353107903;jurov;i think if btcusd goes above 13, someone will make a dump again -212152;1353107917;thestringpuller;more payoff here -212151;1353107929;thestringpuller;and more data for creating trends -212150;1353107949;smickles;lol, data creating trends -212149;1353107975;smickles;life imitates art, i say ! -212148;1353107987;thestringpuller;lololol -212147;1353108162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3891 @ 0.00050084 = 1.9488 BTC [+] -212146;1353108163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25809 @ 0.00050096 = 12.9293 BTC [+] -212145;1353108753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4191 @ 0.00050096 = 2.0995 BTC [+] -212144;1353108754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24709 @ 0.00050104 = 12.3802 BTC [+] -212143;1353109210;smickles;woah, icbit logs arn't persistent? -212142;1353109225;smickles;my settlement numbers just changed today -212141;1353109253;smickles;earlier, the close was marked at 10.11897 -212140;1353109267;smickles;now that entry is gone -212139;1353109296;smickles;replaced by an entry dated 1.5 hours later, close market at 10.8088 -212138;1353109323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14591 @ 0.00050104 = 7.3107 BTC [+] -212137;1353109324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00050119 = 4.6861 BTC [+] -212136;1353109325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9452 @ 0.00050122 = 4.7375 BTC [+] -212135;1353109730;thestringpuller;;;ticker -212134;1353109731;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.64980, Best ask: 11.64981, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 11.64980, 24 hour volume: 69363.84693093, 24 hour low: 11.00000, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.41240 -212133;1353109854;smickles;jurov: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50817.msg1339866#msg1339866 -212132;1353109898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29067 @ 0.00050122 = 14.569 BTC [+] -212131;1353109900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7933 @ 0.00050122 = 3.9762 BTC [+] -212130;1353110044;nanotube;>_> looks like i missed an exciting anime discussion ;_; -212129;1353110447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36667 @ 0.00050122 = 18.3782 BTC [+] -212128;1353110449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12033 @ 0.00050123 = 6.0313 BTC [+] -212127;1353111004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8224 @ 0.00050123 = 4.1221 BTC [+] -212126;1353111005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5705 @ 0.00050123 = 2.8595 BTC [+] -212125;1353111667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4895 @ 0.00050123 = 2.4535 BTC [+] -212124;1353111669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33605 @ 0.00050126 = 16.8448 BTC [+] -212123;1353112221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51216 @ 0.00050126 = 25.6725 BTC [+] -212122;1353112222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2034 @ 0.00050127 = 1.0196 BTC [+] -212121;1353112812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13414 @ 0.00050127 = 6.724 BTC [+] -212120;1353112814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6886 @ 0.00050128 = 3.4518 BTC [+] -212119;1353112829;jurov;wow, someone got real craving for s,.mpoe? -212118;1353113425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14714 @ 0.00050128 = 7.3758 BTC [+] -212117;1353113427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24286 @ 0.00050131 = 12.1748 BTC [+] -212116;1353113979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6014 @ 0.00050131 = 3.0149 BTC [+] -212115;1353113980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11238 @ 0.00050134 = 5.6341 BTC [+] -212114;1353113981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15848 @ 0.00050135 = 7.9454 BTC [+] -212113;1353114529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14052 @ 0.00050135 = 7.045 BTC [+] -212112;1353114530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00050137 = 6.8186 BTC [+] -212111;1353114531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3048 @ 0.00050141 = 1.5283 BTC [+] -212110;1353115122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00050141 = 6.3178 BTC [+] -212109;1353115123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32300 @ 0.00050141 = 16.1955 BTC [+] -212108;1353115695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32152 @ 0.00050141 = 16.1213 BTC [+] -212107;1353115697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6199 @ 0.00050142 = 3.1083 BTC [+] -212106;1353116252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00050142 = 4.2871 BTC [+] -212105;1353116802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34001 @ 0.00050142 = 17.0488 BTC [+] -212104;1353116803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6999 @ 0.00050142 = 3.5094 BTC [+] -212103;1353117460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13564 @ 0.00050142 = 6.8013 BTC [+] -212102;1353117783;mircea_popescu;hi all... -212101;1353117832;mircea_popescu; funny thing is, he paid me more than I originally gave him before he quit paying <<< omg clawback -212100;1353117910;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50817.msg1339857#msg1339857 <<< lmao. apparently after the piece on trilema icbit price suddenly moved a dollar. -212099;1353117912;mircea_popescu;ahahah -212098;1353117942;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ^^ -212097;1353118035;mircea_popescu; so they did not figure out to this moment whether you did place an order or not? << this is exactly why the website model does not work too well for exchanges -212096;1353118047;mircea_popescu;"i did so place an order!" "no you did not!!!" is bs. show me your signed receipt ? -212095;1353118050;mircea_popescu;that's the way to do it. -212094;1353118065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15737 @ 0.00050142 = 7.8908 BTC [+] -212093;1353118065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17499 @ 0.00050144 = 8.7747 BTC [+] -212092;1353118229;thestringpuller;smickles -212091;1353118235;thestringpuller;or should i say mr. smickles -212090;1353118246;thestringpuller;I'm finally at a machine, as you can see I am typing much faster -212089;1353118277;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: So you lived the revolution of 89. I had a good friend who was conceived during that revolution... -212088;1353118291;mircea_popescu;i disclaim any liability.\ -212087;1353118311;thestringpuller;it would be a very small world now wouldn't it -212086;1353118402;thestringpuller;smickles: I want to sell puts... -212085;1353118411;thestringpuller;;;ticker -212084;1353118411;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.73780, Best ask: 11.73800, Bid-ask spread: 0.00020, Last trade: 11.73780, 24 hour volume: 58210.62028898, 24 hour low: 11.17500, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.49471 -212083;1353118504;thestringpuller;I'll msg you -212082;1353118511;thestringpuller;get back to me when you are around -212081;1353118556;smickles;here -212080;1353118563;smickles;thestringpuller: ^ -212079;1353118569;thestringpuller;Check pm -212078;1353118612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22750 @ 0.00050144 = 11.4078 BTC [+] -212077;1353119182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15551 @ 0.00050144 = 7.7979 BTC [+] -212076;1353119184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2449 @ 0.00050147 = 1.2281 BTC [+] -212075;1353119575;BTCHero;mircea_popescu: we both know no one is getting another cent, especially not one clawed back from me -212074;1353119620;BTCHero;That sort of thing happens in the real world, not bitcoinland -212073;1353119633;mircea_popescu;personally, i'm looking forward to youtube vids with patrick homeless under a bridge in a few years. -212072;1353119738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00050147 = 8.6253 BTC [+] -212071;1353119757;BTCHero;I hope the same of nefario -212070;1353119785;mircea_popescu;that;s a foregone point, it's how he lives anyway. -212069;1353119811;smickles;thestringpuller: how many, what strike? -212068;1353119821;smickles;oh -212067;1353119844;BTCHero;Well, I know nothing of his living conditions, just that I want them to deteriorate -212066;1353119863;mircea_popescu;i'll settle for "not improve". -212065;1353120271;jurov;thestringpuller, can i be of some disservice, too? -212064;1353120293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00050147 = 0.351 BTC [+] -212063;1353120293;jurov;if not, i'm gonna sleep -212062;1353120293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2651 @ 0.00050147 = 1.3294 BTC [+] -212061;1353120294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25542 @ 0.0005015 = 12.8093 BTC [+] -212060;1353120314;smickles;jurov: i think he's afk currently -212059;1353120324;mircea_popescu;ahh gotta love capitalism -212058;1353120327;mircea_popescu;NO SLEEP FOR YOU -212057;1353120363;smickles;jurov: if mircea_popescu at keyboard, we prolly don't need you for what we talked about earlier -212056;1353120366;jurov;ha. i'll start mpex brokers' union -212055;1353120396;mircea_popescu;lol where's pinkerton -212054;1353120419;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125376.msg1340175#msg1340175 someone should point out to garzik that he's making a fool of himself. -212053;1353120446;thestringpuller;I'm using coinbr as my mpoe portfolio for now -212052;1353120457;thestringpuller;I'm waiting for it go up -212051;1353120465;thestringpuller;exponentially -212050;1353120468;thestringpuller;after the end of the world -212049;1353120473;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -212048;1353120475;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00048619 / 0.00049456 / 0.0005015 (4558726 shares, 2,254.59 BTC), 30day: 0.00041724 / 0.00047429 / 0.00051331 (63096616 shares, 29,926.13 BTC) -212047;1353120489;mircea_popescu;under 5 huh -212046;1353120491;mircea_popescu;WHY!! -212045;1353120498;thestringpuller;no way -212044;1353120502;thestringpuller;last trade was at 5 -212043;1353120525;thestringpuller;current ask: .00050150 -212042;1353120530;jurov;yes, today's development was very intresting -212041;1353120575;thestringpuller;not really, I think I understand what is going on -212040;1353120583;jurov;do tell -212039;1353120594;thestringpuller;Someone liquidated early holdings of mpoe that last couple of days as it is gaining value -212038;1353120614;mircea_popescu;it's true some people got it as cheap as 9k satoshi -212037;1353120658;smickles;*cough* copumpkin *cough* -212036;1353120661;jurov;yea but that was yesterday. today completely different things happened -212035;1353120672;thestringpuller;it's going to continue growing in the long term -212034;1353120679;thestringpuller;it HAS to -212033;1353120703;thestringpuller;It's like people who invested in btc 1 year to today -212032;1353120716;smickles;so... I'm thinking that my icbit account is locked -212031;1353120772;jurov;i told ya.. sell it while you can -212030;1353120856;thestringpuller;everyone should listen to jurov -212029;1353120860;thestringpuller;he is a good broker -212028;1353120861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15858 @ 0.0005015 = 7.9528 BTC [+] -212027;1353120862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11873 @ 0.0005015 = 5.9543 BTC [+] -212026;1353120863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26685 @ 0.00050154 = 13.3836 BTC [+] -212025;1353120904;jurov;oh my -212024;1353120945;mircea_popescu;let's talk more of it -212023;1353120949;mircea_popescu;maybe we can see 6 -212022;1353120975;jurov;when i succeed to return all these loans and have more stuff than i began with, then we can talk about me being a broker -212021;1353120997;thestringpuller;We will see 6 -212020;1353121001;thestringpuller;maybe by end of the year -212019;1353121011;thestringpuller;historically mpoe makes money so why shouldn't shareholders be confident? -212018;1353121024;mircea_popescu;indeed. -212017;1353121037;mircea_popescu;there's not that many actual ways to make money that are in btc. -212016;1353121271;thestringpuller;thus doesn't that make MPOE one of the rare institutions that makes btc besides say, miners, or like bitinstant? -212015;1353121416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25893 @ 0.00050154 = 12.9864 BTC [+] -212014;1353121418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1081 @ 0.00050158 = 0.5422 BTC [+] -212013;1353121492;mircea_popescu;kinda. -212012;1353121495;mircea_popescu;or satoshidice -212011;1353121519;mircea_popescu;there's a few businesses and business models that actually make btc revenue. -212010;1353121522;mircea_popescu;not so many of them -212009;1353121681;jurov;let's make us a new channel: #bitcoin-circlejerk -212008;1353121764;jurov;loool it exists.. and guess who is op -212007;1353121826;smickles;um... -212006;1353121841;smickles;imsaguy -212005;1353121874;jurov;no. rawrmage -212004;1353121894;mircea_popescu;sounds abrought right. -212003;1353121911;mircea_popescu;i mean, abrout -212002;1353121976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12419 @ 0.00050158 = 6.2291 BTC [+] -212001;1353121978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1624 @ 0.00050159 = 0.8146 BTC [+] -212000;1353122055;jurov;'night. -211999;1353122110;mircea_popescu;later -211998;1353122198;thestringpuller;so it begins -211997;1353122202;thestringpuller;congratulations -211996;1353122207;thestringpuller;lol -211995;1353122531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35801 @ 0.00050159 = 17.9574 BTC [+] -211994;1353123108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00050159 = 7.4737 BTC [+] -211993;1353123261;mircea_popescu;"Of all the offspring of Time, Error is the most ancient, and is so old and familiar an acquaintance, that Truth, when discovered, comes upon most of us like an intruder, and meets the intruder's welcome." -211992;1353123266;mircea_popescu;that's good. -211991;1353123296;smickles;very quoteable -211990;1353123453;smickles;mircea_popescu: researching tulip futures contracts ? -211989;1353123505;mircea_popescu;just re-visiting the popular delusions and madness of crowds book -211988;1353123655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21214 @ 0.00050159 = 10.6407 BTC [+] -211987;1353123656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27032 @ 0.00050161 = 13.5595 BTC [+] -211986;1353123847;mircea_popescu;BTC-Mining ph got the tag, did you see ? -211985;1353124059;BTC-Mining;yup -211984;1353124073;BTC-Mining;Not for your thing tho I believe... -211983;1353124219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5768 @ 0.00050161 = 2.8933 BTC [+] -211982;1353124220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27250 @ 0.00050164 = 13.6697 BTC [+] -211981;1353124221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10082 @ 0.00050166 = 5.0577 BTC [+] -211980;1353124472;mircea_popescu;haha rly ? -211979;1353124825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00050166 = 5.0166 BTC [+] -211978;1353125371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31637 @ 0.00050166 = 15.871 BTC [+] -211977;1353125711;mircea_popescu;suddenly we comprehend why trade receipts are suck fucking important pieces of info -211976;1353125717;mircea_popescu;suck = such -211975;1353125762;smickles;mircea_popescu: no, because if you give receipts, you can't scam the suckers ;) -211974;1353125783;mircea_popescu;heh. myea. -211973;1353125810;smickles;mircea_popescu: ever consider making it to where you use m of n txns instead of holding btc? -211972;1353125820;mircea_popescu;all the while, inaba is explaining why the nebulous conflartion of gpg, wot and everything else in his head is "marginal" -211971;1353125821;smickles;(for mpex) -211970;1353125846;mircea_popescu;i;ve considered it, but it seems like a lot of trouble for very dubious benefits. -211969;1353125873;mircea_popescu;the main disadvantage is that a scheme like that makes all transactions traceable. -211968;1353125922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16363 @ 0.00050166 = 8.2087 BTC [+] -211967;1353125923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22637 @ 0.00050166 = 11.3561 BTC [+] -211966;1353125931;smickles;dubious? wouldn't it lower the desireability to attack the exchange, lower your liabilty (risk) and increase the exchange's trustworthyness? -211965;1353125941;smickles;although, it's still a lot of work -211964;1353125942;mircea_popescu;well, let's see : -211963;1353125961;mircea_popescu;i doubt the exchange's trustworthyness can ever exceed mine. in this sense it would increase it from 100% to 100%, so it's a moot point. -211962;1353125986;mircea_popescu;the problem of tracing is essential tho. currently money going in/out of mpex is not associable with any user -211961;1353125998;mircea_popescu;in the m/n scheme money could be followed through the actual transactions, exposing everyone. -211960;1353126005;smickles;ah -211959;1353126033;mircea_popescu;i can see the argument for using that model anyway, but it would be a catastrophic departure from the current model, so nothing i'd entertain lightly. -211958;1353126072;smickles;in other news, php takes a long ass time to install -211957;1353126080;mircea_popescu;other points are that the complexity of implementation might perversely make the exchange more attack-worthy (as in, more code that could maybe be fucked up ?) -211956;1353126087;mircea_popescu;make everything slower and so forth -211955;1353126107;smickles;... if you are updating linux headers, gcc, and 30 other dependancies too... -211954;1353126116;smickles;... compiling them all from source ... -211953;1353126130;mircea_popescu;well what's the rush. -211952;1353126157;smickles;no rush really -211951;1353126425;thestringpuller;;;ticker -211950;1353126426;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.68000, Best ask: 11.68979, Bid-ask spread: 0.00979, Last trade: 11.68001, 24 hour volume: 56976.73757283, 24 hour low: 11.17500, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.51821 -211949;1353126446;mircea_popescu;settled over 11.5 huh -211948;1353126474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5718 @ 0.00050166 = 2.8685 BTC [+] -211947;1353126475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00050166 = 5.1671 BTC [+] -211946;1353126477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1963 @ 0.00050166 = 0.9848 BTC [+] -211945;1353126478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8506 @ 0.0005017 = 4.2675 BTC [+] -211944;1353126565;mircea_popescu;have there been any [-]s today at all ?! -211943;1353126671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 140 @ 0.00339942 = 0.4759 BTC [+] -211942;1353126673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 460 @ 0.00339944 = 1.5637 BTC [+] -211941;1353127066;smickles;lol -211940;1353127232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10563 @ 0.0005017 = 5.2995 BTC [+] -211939;1353127534;thestringpuller;lord msickles! -211938;1353127556;smickles;You may approach, my subject. -211937;1353127603;mircea_popescu;http://rt.com/news/austerity-protests-eu-solidarity-727/ << 'We have no future!' EU anger unites millions in protest -211936;1353127612;mircea_popescu;welll... if only they figured out bitcoinz -211935;1353127650;smickles;thestringpuller: if your are going to mix upthe order of the letters in my name, try for slicks me -211934;1353127655;smickles;or sick elms -211933;1353127670;smickles;or lick mess -211932;1353127672;thestringpuller;i'm sshe'd in through a web browser -211931;1353127673;smickles;that's a good one -211930;1353127676;thestringpuller;XD -211929;1353127687;smickles;secs milk? -211928;1353127692;mircea_popescu;kim el scs -211927;1353127760;smickles;A Epicures Comp -211926;1353127784;smickles;Campier Coupes -211925;1353127785;smickles;Campier Coupes -211924;1353127810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19981 @ 0.0005017 = 10.0245 BTC [+] -211923;1353127812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4219 @ 0.00050185 = 2.1173 BTC [+] -211922;1353127834;smickles;um, copier capes? -211921;1353127860;mircea_popescu;lol -211920;1353127982;smickles;oh but thestringpuller wins -211919;1353128007;smickles;regentship trull -211918;1353128010;smickles;repelling thrust -211917;1353128018;smickles;preselling truth -211916;1353128026;smickles;pretelling hurts -211915;1353128056;smickles;pretells, unright -211914;1353128102;smickles;thru lips gentler -211913;1353128104;smickles;^^ -211912;1353128377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35181 @ 0.00050185 = 17.6556 BTC [+] -211911;1353128378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2719 @ 0.00050199 = 1.3649 BTC [+] -211910;1353128713;mircea_popescu;presseling truth ?! pretty good! -211909;1353128908;thestringpuller;anagrams -211908;1353128920;thestringpuller;ram nagas -211907;1353128927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24481 @ 0.00050199 = 12.2892 BTC [+] -211906;1353128928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9319 @ 0.00050204 = 4.6785 BTC [+] -211905;1353128950;thestringpuller;:| -211904;1353129116;thestringpuller;smickles we will do put at 12 -211903;1353129297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28800 @ 0.00050204 = 14.4588 BTC [+] -211902;1353129302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3581 @ 0.00050204 = 1.7978 BTC [+] -211901;1353129303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.00050206 = 11.698 BTC [+] -211900;1353129305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4819 @ 0.00050218 = 2.42 BTC [+] -211899;1353129356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21466 @ 0.00050218 = 10.7798 BTC [+] -211898;1353129389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25965 @ 0.00050218 = 13.0391 BTC [+] -211897;1353129391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7435 @ 0.00050223 = 3.7341 BTC [+] -211896;1353129406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12615 @ 0.00050223 = 6.3356 BTC [+] -211895;1353129408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5485 @ 0.00050235 = 2.7554 BTC [+] -211894;1353129412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17515 @ 0.00050235 = 8.7987 BTC [+] -211893;1353129413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11890 @ 0.00050304 = 5.9811 BTC [+] -211892;1353129414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18612 @ 0.00050317 = 9.365 BTC [+] -211891;1353129423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17538 @ 0.00050317 = 8.8246 BTC [+] -211890;1353129424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23184 @ 0.00050335 = 11.6697 BTC [+] -211889;1353129425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10750 @ 0.00050359 = 5.4136 BTC [+] -211888;1353129426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6549 @ 0.00050366 = 3.2985 BTC [+] -211887;1353129432;smickles;thestringpuller: you mean we'll do a put when mtgox gets to 12? -211886;1353129440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4951 @ 0.00050366 = 2.4936 BTC [+] -211885;1353129441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00050369 = 5.9687 BTC [+] -211884;1353129442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5449 @ 0.00050369 = 2.7446 BTC [+] -211883;1353129464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11422 @ 0.00050369 = 5.7531 BTC [+] -211882;1353129470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11279 @ 0.00050369 = 5.6811 BTC [+] -211881;1353129471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00050373 = 8.4627 BTC [+] -211880;1353129473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5821 @ 0.00050375 = 2.9323 BTC [+] -211879;1353129480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28550 @ 0.00050375 = 14.3821 BTC [+] -211878;1353129526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13105 @ 0.00050375 = 6.6016 BTC [+] -211877;1353129846;mircea_popescu;that may take a while, seems it's retracing -211876;1353130277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9778 @ 0.00050012 = 4.8902 BTC [-] -211875;1353130312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12607 @ 0.00049986 = 6.3017 BTC [-] -211874;1353130313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16321 @ 0.00049967 = 8.1551 BTC [-] -211873;1353130358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.0004982 = 3.9856 BTC [-] -211872;1353130367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20741 @ 0.0004982 = 10.3332 BTC [-] -211871;1353130384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4559 @ 0.00049819 = 2.2712 BTC [-] -211870;1353130386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19450 @ 0.00049854 = 9.6966 BTC [+] -211869;1353130438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9792 @ 0.00049961 = 4.8922 BTC [+] -211868;1353130440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00049963 = 4.6466 BTC [+] -211867;1353130441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4358 @ 0.0004997 = 2.1777 BTC [+] -211866;1353130452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37942 @ 0.0004997 = 18.9596 BTC [+] -211865;1353130454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2608 @ 0.00049973 = 1.3033 BTC [+] -211864;1353130528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27242 @ 0.00049973 = 13.6136 BTC [+] -211863;1353130529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00049978 = 3.0237 BTC [+] -211862;1353130542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16930 @ 0.00049994 = 8.464 BTC [+] -211861;1353130559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13078 @ 0.00049979 = 6.5363 BTC [-] -211860;1353131411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14970 @ 0.00049994 = 7.4841 BTC [+] -211859;1353131412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28230 @ 0.00050012 = 14.1184 BTC [+] -211858;1353131813;smickles;"( ) Enable keyboard shortcuts?" << hell yeah enable keyboard shortcuts! Why isn't that checked by default? -211857;1353132147;mircea_popescu;nighty all! -211856;1353157006;mircea_popescu;http://blog.smickles.com haha smickles has a blog ? -211855;1353159504;mircea_popescu;soo, what's new ? -211854;1353159728;Chaang-Noi;hostess shut down like i said they would -211853;1353159734;mircea_popescu;kickass. -211852;1353159737;mircea_popescu;in yo face wonderbread. -211851;1353159744;Chaang-Noi;lol -211850;1353159795;Chaang-Noi;also petraus bs.. looks like he new it was a terrorst attack and he got kicked out cuz he was fail, not cuz sleeping around -211849;1353160345;mircea_popescu;o ? link ? -211848;1353160422;Chaang-Noi;i saw it on my phone -211847;1353160428;Chaang-Noi;he is testifiying before congress -211846;1353160439;mircea_popescu;aha -211845;1353160460;Chaang-Noi;someone maybe the white house... edited some of the report, cuz election -211844;1353160572;Chaang-Noi;http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-20362941 -211843;1353160578;Chaang-Noi;related -211842;1353161464;kakobrekla;jurov, would it be possible to change the timeframe of the chart here http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE -211841;1353161471;kakobrekla;on teh fly perhaps -211840;1353161488;jurov;you mean, longer time? -211839;1353161494;mircea_popescu;a slider bar! -211838;1353161534;mircea_popescu;in other news, i'm curious if inaba has an aneurism -211837;1353161535;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1340625#msg1340625 -211836;1353161536;jurov;or a depth? -211835;1353161551;kakobrekla;no current depth is ok i guess -211834;1353161559;kakobrekla;just the trades line is quite 'short' -211833;1353161562;kakobrekla;no? -211832;1353161581;kakobrekla;like for example id like to see last 30d or so -211831;1353161604;jurov;in fact yes, i planned to do it someday -211830;1353161664;mircea_popescu;maybe just a 1 day 7 day 30 day 365 day set of buttons -211829;1353161705;jurov;it's just that currently i have to do other jobs :/ -211828;1353161714;jurov;if anyone cared to toss some btc in for charts improvement, it woould be sooner ;) -211827;1353161740;mircea_popescu;course now looking at it, i don't understand the depth -211826;1353161755;mircea_popescu;why does it look like a - and then | ? -211825;1353161760;mircea_popescu;actual depth seems to be more like \ -211824;1353161830;mircea_popescu;no nm, you're right, there are cliffs around 48 and 52 -211823;1353161830;kakobrekla;brb lunch -211822;1353161831;jurov;mircea, not sure if you're trolling.. which depth is wrong? bid? ask? -211821;1353161842;mircea_popescu;nm nm i was confused. -211820;1353161851;jurov;okay :P -211819;1353161920;jurov;hm.. i'll put donation addy there and we'll see -211818;1353161951;jurov;1CoinBr662GWdiqVz8mXJUnYjWZbBchKAb -211817;1353161953;mircea_popescu;omg why is nobody writing for my contest! -211816;1353161972;mircea_popescu;is bitcoin bereft of literary talent! are you all stifs! -211815;1353161992;jurov;and the cherry truck is actually used anywhere? -211814;1353162052;mircea_popescu;in the cherry thread so far. -211813;1353162075;mircea_popescu;it did deliver it's weight in lulz tho, did you see that croppo guy go ? -211812;1353162146;jurov;seems i kinda missed that thread -211811;1353162784;mircea_popescu;;;google scammer tag -211810;1353162785;gribble;Scammer tag: PatrickHarnett: ; SR Scammer Tag Appeals | SteamRep Forums: ; Tag: scam - Better Business Bureau Consumer Alert: -211809;1353162793;mircea_popescu;first one -211808;1353162865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00050042 = 5.955 BTC [+] -211807;1353162866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26869 @ 0.00050044 = 13.4463 BTC [+] -211806;1353164742;jurov;it took me till now to actually read until the picture :/ -211805;1353164760;jurov;and i should be doing something completely different -211804;1353164905;mircea_popescu;lol sorry. -211803;1353164915;mircea_popescu;;;google "and now for something completely different" -211802;1353164916;gribble;And Now for Something Completely Different - Wikipedia, the free ...: ; And Now for Something Completely Different (1971) - IMDb: ; And now for something completely different - YouTube: -211801;1353165537;Chaang-Noi;" just like MPEx demolished GLBSE. " -211800;1353165546;Chaang-Noi;im pretty sure nefario did that all by himself... -211799;1353165636;Chaang-Noi;oh, inaba says the same... -211798;1353169196;kakobrekla;mpex demolished glbse by not failing :) -211797;1353169200;kakobrekla;its good. -211796;1353169264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29981 @ 0.00050044 = 15.0037 BTC [+] -211795;1353169266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2368 @ 0.00050049 = 1.1852 BTC [+] -211794;1353172552;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/wikocrisy/ << in which i'm pissed @wikipedia -211793;1353173021;kakobrekla;hehe -211792;1353173040;kakobrekla;stereotypes are hard to beat -211791;1353173212;mircea_popescu;what's hard to beat is intellectual indolence -211790;1353173223;mircea_popescu;inaba sitting around explaining how he doesn't have to learn to use the wot -211789;1353173225;mircea_popescu;that sorta thing -211788;1353173415;jurov;little revenge: http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Wikipedia ;) -211787;1353173449;kakobrekla;well inaba is a puppet with a huge army of stupid followers -211786;1353173474;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yeah, bfl pays forum ppl to put them in the signature. i pay forum ppl to put "fuck you sec" in their signature. -211785;1353173481;mircea_popescu;apparently the difference is lost on most of the population. -211784;1353173501;mircea_popescu;lol go get em jurov :D -211783;1353173695;jurov;bucharest is LA minus fresh air? that means in bucharest there's fresher air or vice versa? -211782;1353173721;jurov;(was never in either) -211781;1353173810;mircea_popescu;la is famous for being a polluted hellhole -211780;1353173833;mircea_popescu;stylistically this implies that compared to bucharest, la has fresh air going for it. -211779;1353173889;jurov;then i'd say it's LA plus fresh air... but let's see what english natives say -211778;1353173910;jurov;if there are any around -211777;1353173950;jurov;and yes, i heard rumors about bay area smog, too -211776;1353173974;mircea_popescu;if it's la plus fresh air then that'd mean bucharest has fresh air. quite the contrary -211775;1353174004;mircea_popescu;if anyone is into judicialspotting : www.judicialhellholes.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2011%2F12%2FJudicial-Hellholes-2011.pdf -211774;1353174114;jurov;bah, that's just 'merica -211773;1353174125;mircea_popescu;well yea. -211772;1353174127;jurov;i looked forward to seeing slovakia there -211771;1353174316;jurov;we don't even have Attorney General for like, more than a year.. cause president just refused to appoint the elected one, for basically "no reason". -211770;1353174364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33200 @ 0.00050049 = 16.6163 BTC [+] -211769;1353174580;mircea_popescu;so ? -211768;1353175846;jurov;so? just a mess, generally -211767;1353177229;jurov;"LOL... you are laughable man. Good luck with your business ventures, it's clear you have exactly zero connection with business reality!" -211766;1353177252;jurov;inaba recovered from aneurysm.. with some lasting damage, tho -211765;1353178771;mircea_popescu;lol ok -211764;1353178942;mircea_popescu;smickles https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50817.msg1341151#msg1341151 -211763;1353178946;mircea_popescu;did you get a response >? -211762;1353178981;mircea_popescu;and also... wait for it... -211761;1353178982;mircea_popescu;http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2012/11/16/taliban_accidentally_ccs_everybody_on_its_mailing_list -211760;1353179238;EskimoBob;wzz new? -211759;1353179394;EskimoBob;lol at the taliban news -211758;1353179407;EskimoBob;where can I get the ailing list? -211757;1353179414;EskimoBob;mailing* -211756;1353179854;mircea_popescu;twitter lol -211755;1353180163;kuzetsa;twitter? eek. isn’ -211754;1353180174;kuzetsa;isnt' that the one terrorists use? -211753;1353180181;EskimoBob;twitter? that shit sucks -211752;1353180253;mircea_popescu;twitter is sorta like lj for the add crowd -211751;1353180256;EskimoBob;I want the full list, not some shitty 140 char. messages -211750;1353180269;EskimoBob;lj? -211749;1353180354;mircea_popescu;livejournal -211748;1353180369;kuzetsa;"add crowd" ? -211747;1353180374;mircea_popescu;;;google ADD -211746;1353180375;gribble;Attention Deficit Disorder Association: ; ADD and ADHD Center: Symptoms, Types, Causes, Tests, and ...: ; Attention deficit disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: -211745;1353180378;kuzetsa;oh -211744;1353180380;mircea_popescu;:p -211743;1353180396;kuzetsa;yeah, my boyfriend has that... he uses tumblr though not twitter lol -211742;1353180413;mircea_popescu;haha tumblr is like wp for the add crowd -211741;1353180465;kuzetsa;interesting... 3.7-rc6 today, but still no 3.6.7 -211740;1353180483;kuzetsa;I guess linus torvolds REALLY wants to put everything on hold until 3.7.x is out -211739;1353180511;thestringpuller;torvalds works on like one thing -211738;1353180534;kuzetsa;thestringpuller: yeah. criticizing people's work and blocking new features. -211737;1353180538;thestringpuller;does he even care about merge requests anymore? -211736;1353180540;kuzetsa;it's like torvold's main thing. -211735;1353180598;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa in truth tho, after a product matures, guarding against feature creep is the main responsibility of the maintainer. -211734;1353180654;thestringpuller;tell me about da revolution! -211733;1353180667;thestringpuller;will it be televised? -211732;1353180686;thestringpuller;!ticker S.MPOE -211731;1353180688;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00049638 / 0.00050017 / 0.00050375 (2812055 shares, 1,406.53 BTC), 30day: 0.0004278 / 0.00047652 / 0.00051331 (62500950 shares, 29,783.02 BTC) -211730;1353180792;kuzetsa;mircea_popescu: fair enough. -211729;1353180799;mircea_popescu;apparently the egyptians are about to invade israel -211728;1353180801;mircea_popescu;like... tonight -211727;1353180815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44866 @ 0.00050024 = 22.4438 BTC [-] -211726;1353180819;thestringpuller;yea world war 3 -211725;1353180836;thestringpuller;middle east is so annoying now -211724;1353180853;thestringpuller;it is why we cant have nice things -211723;1353180892;mircea_popescu;hah -211722;1353180901;thestringpuller;we should invent a weed smoke bomb -211721;1353180907;thestringpuller;and get dem all supah high -211720;1353180988;thestringpuller;ive never heard a story about someone getting high, going home and beating their wife -211719;1353181033;kakobrekla;imma gonna do it just to prove you wrong. -211718;1353181062;thestringpuller;you have to get supah high first -211717;1353181072;thestringpuller;like think cheech and chong is funny high -211716;1353181075;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla didn't know you were married -211715;1353181078;thestringpuller;then try and beat your wife -211714;1353181085;thestringpuller;you wont be able to do it -211713;1353181087;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, that can be done instantly while i smoke. -211712;1353181095;_Fireball;hey mircea_popescu -211711;1353181102;mircea_popescu;maybe beat someone else's wife. -211710;1353181103;mircea_popescu;yes ? -211709;1353181104;_Fireball;I'm here, if you have questions -211708;1353181107;thestringpuller;she'll make you food and youll love her -211707;1353181110;kakobrekla;well that can work too. -211706;1353181119;mircea_popescu;a, welcome to the pit. so what exactly is the story with icbit ? -211705;1353181151;_Fireball;I read your report, and I think you judged your conclusions of the fact that the futures contract position is closed each day after clearing -211704;1353181167;_Fireball;it's not closed, and it was not forcefully closed yesterday too, even considering the massive sell off -211703;1353181167;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -211702;1353181167;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 7 hours, 42 minutes, and 3 seconds ago: er -211701;1353181181;mircea_popescu;the point of most concern is smickles' report that he could not place bids -211700;1353181187;mircea_popescu;during the half minute or so towards the end. -211699;1353181189;_Fireball;clearing is just to transfer variation margin -211698;1353181196;mircea_popescu;this partial closing of the book is very problematic. -211697;1353181213;_Fireball;mircea_popescu, - I warned that to prevent manipulation we are delaying clearing for half an hour and will perform some maintenance during that time -211696;1353181223;mircea_popescu;when, this ? -211695;1353181229;_Fireball;just a moment -211694;1353181287;mircea_popescu;no rush. -211693;1353181296;_Fireball;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50817.msg1339650#msg1339650 and https://twitter.com/icbit_se -211692;1353181346;mircea_popescu;November 16, 2012, 07:59:31 PM -211691;1353181368;_Fireball;yep -211690;1353181370;mircea_popescu;the event we are discussing is -211689;1353181370;mircea_popescu;15NOV12 19:59 At 30 seconds until close, I saw the expected sell order. It was larger than I had expected, leaving about 450 contracts on the book at 10.025. Notwithstanding the fact that his order would not overcome this, I dutifully placed the order Mircea had asked me too. -211688;1353181378;mircea_popescu;about a day or so before. -211687;1353181418;_Fireball;let me open up your blog post.. -211686;1353181456;_Fireball;ah, so you're talking about the day before. There were no scheduled maintenance back then, order entry was working as expected -211685;1353181468;kakobrekla;hrm, also, afaik bucket shop != dealing desk -211684;1353181494;_Fireball;I'm referring to the specific line in your blog post: -211683;1353181496;_Fireball;"At 22:00 20:00 UTC the site arbitrarily enforces an even lower price, wipes his margin, closes his contract and that’s that, random user was scammed out of his few BTC." -211682;1353181508;_Fireball;Contract is NOT closed at 20:00 UTC. -211681;1353181537;mircea_popescu;um. so suppose someone buys 1000 contracts at 10, deposits enough margin for just this -211680;1353181543;mircea_popescu;price at 20:00 is 5 -211679;1353181549;mircea_popescu;is the position not closed ? -211678;1353181605;_Fireball;nope, variation margin is transferred, that guy experience loss, but he still has 1000 contracts at 5 -211677;1353181621;_Fireball;this goes on until there is enough money in the account -211676;1353181634;mircea_popescu;but in the example i gave there would not be enough money in the account. -211675;1353181666;mircea_popescu;let's work in more detail. usd/btc is 10.0. someone deposits 100 btc. with margin, buys 500 contracts at a price of 10 -211674;1353181669;mircea_popescu;next settlement, price is 5. -211673;1353181681;mircea_popescu;the 100 btc deposited are not enough, are the contracts closed or no ? -211672;1353181701;_Fireball;it can't be 5 because there is a trading range for every session, which is a measure to prevent such situation entirely -211671;1353181717;_Fireball;so profit/loss within a trading session is limited by the trading range -211670;1353181722;mircea_popescu;that has little impact. yes, you only change it 10% a day. -211669;1353181733;_Fireball;otherwise manipulators could bring it down to 1 and crash the market -211668;1353181736;mircea_popescu;but alright, even more complex example -211667;1353181747;_Fireball;was your position closed? -211666;1353181752;mircea_popescu;monday someone deposits 100 btc, price is 10. they buy 5000 contracts (cause of 5x margin) -211665;1353181755;mircea_popescu;tuesday price is 9 -211664;1353181767;mircea_popescu;wed it's 8.1, and so it goes until it is 5 on sunday. -211663;1353181796;mircea_popescu;whether my position was closed or not is besides the point. the part of the article you're discussing is refering the mechanics of the thing, not my own position. -211662;1353181800;mircea_popescu;but no, it was not closed. -211661;1353181854;_Fireball;this position *could be* forcefully sold if and only if the balance (money in the account + profit/loss in the current trading session) is less than or equal to 75% of the total maintenance margin requirement for the open positions -211660;1353181874;mircea_popescu;right. -211659;1353181876;_Fireball;so if the market is going down, the position would be gradually liquidated well before it reachs 5 on sunday -211658;1353181889;mircea_popescu;but again, the point of most concern is that on the 15th the book was closed to some participants, but not others. -211657;1353181897;_Fireball;we are quite careful not to cause too much of a flash-crash effect, so this is a managed process -211656;1353181902;mircea_popescu;this would naturally lead to an inference against your site. -211655;1353181920;_Fireball;why placing orders in the last minute btw? -211654;1353181935;mircea_popescu;exactly to expose the scam ? why else ? -211653;1353181936;_Fireball;we don't *guarantee* that your ISP maintains perfect connection to the website -211652;1353181940;mircea_popescu;it's not the isp. -211651;1353181953;_Fireball;pardon, what's the point to place orders before clearing? -211650;1353181960;_Fireball;a clearing doesn't do any magic really -211649;1353181970;_Fireball;it just transfers variation margin, nothing is lost during that -211648;1353181988;_Fireball;a typical limit order can be put in at any time -211647;1353182014;mircea_popescu;yes, a typical limit order can be put in any time. -211646;1353182024;mircea_popescu;but if one suspects that the sellout happening just before closing is not legitimate -211645;1353182027;mircea_popescu;one wants to verify this. -211644;1353182047;_Fireball;if you imagine this is ICBIT's own actions, they could be done at any other time of a day -211643;1353182069;mircea_popescu;not really. the allegation is that you close the book for customers at 30 seconds before 20:00 -211642;1353182081;_Fireball;but it doesn't give me any profit! -211641;1353182083;mircea_popescu;then do some fake trading, then reopen the book 10 seconds after 20:00 -211640;1353182091;_Fireball;margin call can't happen during clearing -211639;1353182095;_Fireball;because trading is stopped -211638;1353182101;mircea_popescu;it possibly gives you a profit through the mechanism delineated at the end of the article, -211637;1353182109;mircea_popescu;but whether it does or it doesn't isn't really relevant -211636;1353182207;_Fireball;uhm -211635;1353182245;_Fireball;honestly, by reading your blog post, I see that you have little idea how futures exchanges work -211634;1353182252;mircea_popescu;that's fine. -211633;1353182262;_Fireball;and I'm explaining it to you ;-) -211632;1353182303;_Fireball;so, would you be a man and write an apology? -211631;1353182315;mircea_popescu;you're joking, right ? -211630;1353182402;_Fireball;not at all -211629;1353182416;_Fireball;I can explain once again -211628;1353182423;_Fireball;why "facts" you mentioned make no sense -211627;1353182433;smickles;< mircea_popescu> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1340625#msg1340625 << why doesn't he take that OP as a suggestion and move on? does he really think your pr lady is making the world a worse place? -211626;1353182455;mircea_popescu;smickles i have no idea. -211625;1353182483;mircea_popescu;i think he just got blindsided. he thought bfl is the greatest business in btc -211624;1353182491;mircea_popescu;an easy mistake to make, everyone thinks his kids are the smartest. -211623;1353182529;_Fireball;"Their volume is listed as 320k USD, which makes absolutely zero sense" - all trades are logged, however obviously it's not daily volume, but total volume of a contract. -211622;1353182550;_Fireball;you can check it if you make a trade, the total volume would be updated. -211621;1353182578;mircea_popescu;_Fireball it makes zero sense because a. it's not clear if you mean per day, week month, year -211620;1353182585;mircea_popescu;and because it doesn't seem to be updated. -211619;1353182589;mircea_popescu;and for other reasons. -211618;1353182597;mircea_popescu;"all trades are logged" you say. where ? -211617;1353182603;_Fireball;total since the introduction of this contract -211616;1353182632;_Fireball;they are time limited, you know. It expires in a month -211615;1353182643;mircea_popescu;yes well, other than glbse nobody does this. -211614;1353182655;mircea_popescu;volume is reported by a fixed time interval. like a month, or a day. -211613;1353182672;_Fireball;have a look at the chart then -211612;1353182678;mircea_popescu;i understand _why_ you do it this way, if you said 40 BTC/day it would look poor but honest, but anyway. -211611;1353182681;_Fireball;it's slightly broken though -211610;1353182689;_Fireball;but it shows correct volume if you look at it day per day -211609;1353182701;mircea_popescu;but we're not discussing that. -211608;1353182708;mircea_popescu;i didn't say the chart makes zero sense. -211607;1353182713;_Fireball;yes, anyway, let's discuss one thing -211606;1353182720;mircea_popescu;(tho i could have said it makes zero sense to put charts behind a pw) -211605;1353182722;_Fireball;what's the point of your, let me say, not very good article? -211604;1353182737;mircea_popescu;the article stands on its own, as far as i can tell. -211603;1353182742;_Fireball;it's quite clear that you can't back any accusation -211602;1353182746;_Fireball;and it's full of false facts -211601;1353182750;mircea_popescu;sigh. -211600;1353182755;_Fireball;yes, indeed sigh -211599;1353182761;_Fireball;if I would be scammer, I would not come here -211598;1353182762;_Fireball;to you -211597;1353182763;mircea_popescu;alright, carry on. -211596;1353182765;_Fireball;with good intentions -211595;1353182779;mircea_popescu;no, actually, in general scammers do come to me with a head full of steam in the first pass -211594;1353182798;mircea_popescu;because they fail to realise that i employ people, that i've had the affidavit vetter by trade engine experts before posting and on and on -211593;1353182799;_Fireball;my head is not full of steam at all -211592;1353182802;mircea_popescu;people imagine i'm like them. -211591;1353182843;smickles;< mircea_popescu> smickles https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50817.msg1341151#msg1341151 <<< yeah, another "that couldn't possibly have happened" -211590;1353182866;mircea_popescu;smickles yet again the problem with the website model. customer says X. site says Y. how do we verify this ? -211589;1353182897;_Fireball;mircea_popescu, is this blackmailing? -211588;1353182919;mircea_popescu;weren't you complaining earlier you didn't get any mail ? -211587;1353182928;mircea_popescu;it has to be one or the other you know. -211586;1353182939;mircea_popescu;there's no such thing as absentee blackmail. -211585;1353182989;thestringpuller;LOL -211584;1353182991;thestringpuller;quoted -211583;1353182996;thestringpuller;absentee blackmail -211582;1353182997;thestringpuller;omg -211581;1353183345;_Fireball;oh well -211580;1353183455;_Fireball;so, let me confirm -211579;1353183460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10154 @ 0.00050036 = 5.0807 BTC [+] -211578;1353183462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00050012 = 9.6523 BTC [-] -211577;1353183462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32600 @ 0.00049982 = 16.2941 BTC [-] -211576;1353183463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34750 @ 0.00049966 = 17.3632 BTC [-] -211575;1353183465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29950 @ 0.0004995 = 14.96 BTC [-] -211574;1353183466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11591 @ 0.00049855 = 5.7787 BTC [-] -211573;1353183467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12109 @ 0.00049777 = 6.0275 BTC [-] -211572;1353183468;_Fireball;mircea_popescu, you are not going to issue an apology, right? -211571;1353183468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7550 @ 0.00049585 = 3.7437 BTC [-] -211570;1353183469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3419 @ 0.00048619 = 1.6623 BTC [-] -211569;1353183470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23333 @ 0.00048608 = 11.3417 BTC [-] -211568;1353183471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66600 @ 0.00048597 = 32.3656 BTC [-] -211567;1353183472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35150 @ 0.00048571 = 17.0727 BTC [-] -211566;1353183472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39800 @ 0.00048554 = 19.3245 BTC [-] -211565;1353183473;_Fireball;this is the last time I'm asking -211564;1353183473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45600 @ 0.00048536 = 22.1324 BTC [-] -211563;1353183474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20650 @ 0.00048527 = 10.0208 BTC [-] -211562;1353183475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00048516 = 4.7546 BTC [-] -211561;1353183476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34624 @ 0.00048515 = 16.7978 BTC [-] -211560;1353183477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00048515 = 8.199 BTC [-] -211559;1353183478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41688 @ 0.00048509 = 20.2224 BTC [-] -211558;1353183479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4432 @ 0.00048504 = 2.1497 BTC [-] -211557;1353183494;mircea_popescu;rather than posturing you'd be much better served by addressing the actual points. -211556;1353183500;mircea_popescu;chief among which, where are your trades logged ? -211555;1353183524;_Fireball;in an internal database, haha -211554;1353183541;_Fireball;anyway, what's the list of the actual points? -211553;1353183558;_Fireball;besides trades log (I can export and publish it, if needed) -211552;1353183559;smickles;hi _Fireball thanks for joining us here :) do you think you could work with kakobrekla to get streaming icbit futures trades in the chan? -211551;1353183570;_Fireball;smickles - yep, with pleasure -211550;1353183585;mircea_popescu;that you close the book half a minute before daily settlement, that you then proceed to execute fake trades on your own account, that you then reopen the book after daily settlement cutoff -211549;1353183594;_Fireball;smickles, I'd be more glad if mircea_popescu would stop assuming ICBIT is "scammy piece of shit" ;-) -211548;1353183628;_Fireball;mircea_popescu, ok, let's make it clear: it's NOT settlement! -211547;1353183630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00339944 = 16.9972 BTC [+] -211546;1353183637;_Fireball;contracts are NOT settled a 20:00 GMT -211545;1353183640;_Fireball;is that clear now? -211544;1353183644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1200 @ 0.00280004 = 3.36 BTC [-] -211543;1353183645;_Fireball;you can check your own logs -211542;1353183650;_Fireball;you can confirm and verify -211541;1353183663;mircea_popescu;listen. is there some event occuring on your site every day at 20:00 ? -211540;1353183676;_Fireball;settlement day is 15.12.2012 -211539;1353183685;_Fireball;yes, it's called clearing, it's a technical event -211538;1353183690;mircea_popescu;yes yes. you settle daily inasmuch as you keep moving margins around. -211537;1353183695;smickles;heh, mircea_popescu technically settlement is jargon -211536;1353183702;smickles;it has specific meaning -211535;1353183703;mircea_popescu;ignoring the fact you've got your terminology borkt. -211534;1353183737;_Fireball;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clearing_(finance) -211533;1353183750;_Fireball;vs -211532;1353183751;_Fireball;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Settlement_(finance) -211531;1353183757;smickles;anyway, _Fireball so you suspect connection failure when I still saw the live depth updating? -211530;1353183802;mircea_popescu;dear old wikipedia. -211529;1353183823;_Fireball;smickles, that sometimes happens, I'm going to investigate the reasons, but ften it's just connection failure -211528;1353183848;smickles;_Fireball: I know the net does weird things sometimes, and I don't know your system thouroughly, but you can see why mircea_popescu is suspicious (to say the least) -211527;1353183857;_Fireball;it's in our internal issue tracker, so it's being worked on, and I will report if we find something on our end -211526;1353184145;_Fireball;kakobrekla, could you send me details how to add futures trades reporting to this channel? -211525;1353184167;_Fireball;I PMed you my email -211524;1353184227;mircea_popescu;basically you output them to a twitter channel and the bot sucks them from there. -211523;1353184235;_Fireball;ah, that's cool! -211522;1353184608;_Fireball;mircea_popescu, so? -211521;1353184626;_Fireball;are we past the point of clearing vs settlement differences? -211520;1353185039;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 119 @ 0.09306063 = 11.0742 BTC [+] -211519;1353185514;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i booked passage to romania, lets go see romanian titties!!! -211518;1353185747;jurov;thestringpuller, http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mcdhhzni351rehruqo1_500.png -211517;1353185816;thestringpuller;... -211516;1353185821;thestringpuller;oh jurov -211515;1353185836;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, send the wrath of pr back on forums -211514;1353185836;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.20;topicseen -211513;1353185842;kakobrekla;i want to read continiuation. -211512;1353185961;jurov;kakobrekla, you can ensure that by inciting katz to join -211511;1353185969;kakobrekla;haha -211510;1353185995;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is too busy sleeping with her. -211509;1353186242;thestringpuller;mpoe-pr is a little off -211508;1353186252;thestringpuller;silk road has much more revenue than mpex -211507;1353186289;thestringpuller;1.2M a year last time i checked -211506;1353186351;kakobrekla;inaba: until you start shipping asic STFU. -211505;1353186356;lucidlepidoptera;New bitcoin service startup, please take a look! https://btcjam.com/listings/584 -211504;1353186365;kakobrekla;crackhead. -211503;1353186399;lucidlepidoptera;thank you kakobrekla, i think highly of you as well ;-) -211502;1353186404;kakobrekla;its like hashking would come to patricks thread -211501;1353186410;kakobrekla;saying patrick is scammer -211500;1353186416;kakobrekla;lucidlepidoptera, that was not ment for you -211499;1353186425;kakobrekla;im still ranting about inabas halicunations. -211498;1353186430;kakobrekla;brb -211497;1353186434;lucidlepidoptera;ah, i was wondering -211496;1353186439;_Fireball;kakobrekla, pls send me those details -211495;1353186444;_Fireball;about assbot -211494;1353186449;kakobrekla;_Fireball i wrote back to you in pm -211493;1353186451;kakobrekla;brb 10min -211492;1353186463;_Fireball;ahh thanks -211491;1353186466;_Fireball;ok cya -211490;1353186502;thestringpuller;mpex isnt that big tho -211489;1353186534;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: which was his point, even though he is nincumpoop -211488;1353186747;mircea_popescu;umm what did i miss ? -211487;1353186868;thestringpuller;me coming to romania to fuck bitches -211486;1353186876;thestringpuller;i need to learn romanian first -211485;1353186925;mircea_popescu;lol cool -211484;1353187074;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller how would you even know what their revenue was ? -211483;1353187094;thestringpuller;a statician wrote a whitepaper on it. im looking for it now -211482;1353187098;mircea_popescu;yaya -211481;1353187099;mircea_popescu;Revenue : 12`755.59310383 BTC, of which : -211480;1353187104;mircea_popescu;that's s.mpoe for october. -211479;1353187113;mircea_popescu;seems to be a little over 1.2mn per year. -211478;1353187244;thestringpuller;is that pure revenue? money the bot made no? -211477;1353187295;thestringpuller;;;calc 146000 * 12 -211476;1353187295;gribble;1752000 -211475;1353187348;thestringpuller;thats silk roads annual take home -211474;1353187373;thestringpuller;based on : http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/onepercent/2012/08/silk-road-bitcoin-illegal.html -211473;1353187425;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -211472;1353187426;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.66611, Best ask: 11.73287, Bid-ask spread: 0.06676, Last trade: 11.66610, 24 hour volume: 22340.79606444, 24 hour low: 11.42000, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.65028 -211471;1353187433;mircea_popescu;;;calc 12755.5931038 * 12 * 11.66 -211470;1353187434;gribble;1784762.58708 -211469;1353187436;mircea_popescu;moar. -211468;1353187567;thestringpuller;can i see smickles mpoe financials i cant find them on your blog cause i dont speakuh da romanian -211467;1353187627;FabianB_;lucidlepidoptera: what's the difference between QuickBitcoins.net and ziggap.com? -211466;1353187657;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.80 -211465;1353187700;lucidlepidoptera;FabianB_: we sold quicbitcoins, ziggap will be similar but much better ;-) -211464;1353187749;FabianB_;lucidlepidoptera: who bought it? doesn't seem to work anymore -211463;1353187778;thestringpuller;lucidlepidoptera: how are you planning to bypass moneygram fees -211462;1353187788;aethero;The buyer is wanting to remain undisclosed. -211461;1353187790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19050 @ 0.00049771 = 9.4814 BTC [+] -211460;1353187791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7702 @ 0.00050049 = 3.8548 BTC [+] -211459;1353187792;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: that's dividend information I wanted to see smickles reports -211458;1353187793;mircea_popescu;ya srsly, no "no compete" clause ?! -211457;1353187793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23248 @ 0.00050058 = 11.6375 BTC [+] -211456;1353187802;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller o, on mpoe.etf ? -211455;1353187804;aethero;mircea_popescu: nope -211454;1353187805;mircea_popescu;;;google mpoe.etf -211453;1353187807;gribble;[GLBSE] MPOE ETF - September Financial Report Available: ; Most of Many (MostOfMany) on Twitter: ; Mike Carver (smickles) on Twitter: -211452;1353187810;aethero;Moneygram charges the customer a flat fee at point of sell for a billpay -211451;1353187814;smickles;thestringpuller: mpoe.etf is dead -211450;1353187817;aethero;They dont charge the biller anything. -211449;1353187827;smickles;it was a glbse asset -211448;1353187834;aethero;It's like 3$ish -211447;1353187847;smickles;thestringpuller: you do want to look at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg1230084#msg1230084 -211446;1353187854;thestringpuller;smickles: you had written financials for mpoe's financials that used to be on polimedia blog -211445;1353187857;thestringpuller;am i confused? -211444;1353187858;smickles;it is S.MPOE's report in english -211443;1353187872;thestringpuller;there we go -211442;1353187874;smickles;yeah, a bit confused -211441;1353187877;thestringpuller;thank you smickles -211440;1353187884;smickles;np :) -211439;1353187902;aethero;thestringpuller: Do you have any other questions which I might be able to answer? -211438;1353188031;thestringpuller;aethero: so you signed up for moneygram's bill pay service? -211437;1353188059;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: it seems that the total profit was 4k btc -211436;1353188088;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller thought we were discussing revenue ? -211435;1353188095;thestringpuller;when I said revenue for silk road that was the total take home I apologize for the confusion -211434;1353188102;mircea_popescu;a ok -211433;1353188113;thestringpuller;but who can compete with the mob -211432;1353188114;mircea_popescu;well, the profit varies wildly for mpoe, but it's never been more than 40%ish of revenue so -211431;1353188121;pigeons;sr takes 10% + seller seat fees -211430;1353188131;thestringpuller;pigeons: exactly -211429;1353188134;aethero;No we haven't yet, but we are currently in touch with a person at MoneyGram International, who is waiting for us to pull the trigger on this. -211428;1353188136;pigeons;thestringpuller: not aware of mob involvement -211427;1353188205;mircea_popescu;pigeons right. like you would be :D -211426;1353188247;thestringpuller;so server load costs can be no more than $5000 a year so they still have a $130,000 take home -211425;1353188253;thestringpuller;per month -211424;1353188261;thestringpuller;but again who can compete with selling drugs -211423;1353188264;thestringpuller;everyone wants drugs -211422;1353188268;mircea_popescu;i don't. -211421;1353188287;pigeons;mircea_popescu: well sr is against the mob and the mob is against it, for business reasons. don't believe me and obviously i'm not in a postition to prove it, but when i see things thrown out there i respond -211420;1353188301;thestringpuller;i was joking about the mob involvement -211419;1353188305;pigeons;ok -211418;1353188308;pigeons;:) -211417;1353188324;mircea_popescu;i wasn't particularly serious either, just saying, not like the mob advertises -211416;1353188340;mircea_popescu;"this illegal business protected by teh mafia" -211415;1353188350;thestringpuller;sarcasm doesn't translate here usually -211414;1353188382;pigeons;all good -211413;1353188421;thestringpuller;what I meant by everyone wants drugs is it is "demographicaless" -211412;1353188430;mircea_popescu;besides, "the mob". there;'s what, fiddy billion factions. i don't think they even know anymore. -211411;1353188478;mircea_popescu;still, the one point of concern was that their weapons store closed for lack of business. -211410;1353188503;mircea_popescu;this may seem to indicate they don't really have much clientele. it could be just puffery, buncha kids selling bath salts and pills. -211409;1353188516;mircea_popescu;note that i have no idea and don't really care either way. -211408;1353188613;jurov;i guess usually only first few trades are done via sr, rest of them directly -211407;1353188623;jurov;so it depends on influx of newbs -211406;1353188758;mircea_popescu;ya but practically speaking, too easy to run a sting. -211405;1353188776;mircea_popescu;the market for narcotics is a very tough racked to break into. -211404;1353189025;thestringpuller;depends -211403;1353189043;thestringpuller;recently it is unaffordable to sell drugs -211402;1353189053;thestringpuller;we can thank freakanomics for that -211401;1353189285;smickles;god dammit mircea_popescu, i'm sending you 1 usd worth of btc -211400;1353189292;mircea_popescu;why ? -211399;1353189374;smickles;your paywall -211398;1353189379;jurov;prolly it's all that's left from icbit account? -211397;1353189385;smickles;lol -211396;1353189440;mircea_popescu;lol! -211395;1353189509;thestringpuller;so icbit is fucked -211394;1353189510;thestringpuller;?* -211393;1353189525;smickles;;;gribble 1/[ticker --last] -211392;1353189526;gribble;yes I am gribble. why do you keep bothering me? -211391;1353189532;smickles;;;calc 1/[ticker --last] -211390;1353189533;gribble;0.0852030431119 -211389;1353189569;thestringpuller;lol -211388;1353189626;thestringpuller;;;ticker -211387;1353189628;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.67001, Best ask: 11.73699, Bid-ask spread: 0.06698, Last trade: 11.73700, 24 hour volume: 21863.28175201, 24 hour low: 11.42000, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.65305 -211386;1353189642;mircea_popescu;;;bc,eur -211385;1353189642;gribble;Error: "bc,eur" is not a valid command. -211384;1353189662;mircea_popescu;;;google eur usd -211383;1353189663;gribble;EURUSD=X: Summary for EUR/USD- Yahoo! Finance: ; EUR/USD - Google: ; EUR to USD Exchange Rate - Bloomberg: -211382;1353189676;FabianB_;;;bc,convert eur -211381;1353189676;gribble;1 BTC = 11.73700 U.S. dollars = 9.22212619 Euros -211380;1353189700;mircea_popescu;ty! -211379;1353189708;FabianB_;np -211378;1353190184;mircea_popescu;see pigeons, smickles bought Trilema credits :D -211377;1353190232;thestringpuller;what are Trilema credits? -211376;1353190264;mircea_popescu;if you read a buncha posts it pops this paid content thign -211375;1353190266;smickles;thestringpuller: mircea_popescu has a paywall on his blog -211374;1353190288;smickles;you get 5 or so free, each time you read an article it ticks one off, -211373;1353190293;smickles;*5 free per week -211372;1353190293;mircea_popescu;5 a week ya -211371;1353190310;smickles;1 credit = .0001 usd iirc -211370;1353190360;thestringpuller;a paywall to read the blog? -211369;1353190368;mircea_popescu;yeah -211368;1353190412;thestringpuller;how capitalistic -211367;1353190443;thestringpuller;can't i just connect from other computers? -211366;1353190445;mircea_popescu;i actually am the first guy online to charge for content -211365;1353190447;thestringpuller;and get around the paywall? -211364;1353190449;mircea_popescu;the system is in place since like 2010 -211363;1353190454;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller sure. -211362;1353190461;mircea_popescu;if it's worth the 0.05 cents to you or w/e -211361;1353190466;thestringpuller;lol -211360;1353190550;_Fireball;" so icbit is fucked" -211359;1353190552;_Fireball;no, it's not -211358;1353190560;_Fireball;mircea_popescu is the one who is f..cked :-) -211357;1353190575;thestringpuller;are people about to lose a lot of money? -211356;1353190591;_Fireball;why? -211355;1353190624;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller the theory goes that some mysterious "manipulator" who had been keeping the price low on the site is losing all the money. not the site itself. -211354;1353190637;mircea_popescu;lucky that after wreaking havoc for a while he was scared by a trilema article. -211353;1353190650;thestringpuller;can I see this trilema article? -211352;1353190688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 44 @ 0.07123871 = 3.1345 BTC [-] -211351;1353190722;mircea_popescu;also, http://ist1-1.filesor.com/pimpandhost.com/1/_/_/_/1/1/d/m/P/1dmPZ/arch.jpg -211350;1353190732;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller http://trilema.com/2012/icbitse-the-bucket-shop/ -211349;1353190751;aethero;Why would someone even *want* to keep the price low? -211348;1353190764;smickles;they have a short position -211347;1353190774;smickles;and are trying to force liquidate longs -211346;1353190776;_Fireball;aethero, that one who has big "short" position -211345;1353190812;mircea_popescu;i don't know that many bitcoin bears. -211344;1353190831;_Fireball;mircea_popescu, the world is not limited by your personal knowledge -211343;1353190835;smickles;it's like a double down in blackjack -211342;1353190885;mircea_popescu;_Fireball well in this case, the frequency of bitcoin bears is limited by the fact that people who have bitcoins tend to believe in them too, or else they'd have never bought any. -211341;1353190908;_Fireball;mircea_popescu, do you realize there is such thing as arbitrage? -211340;1353190914;_Fireball;or hedging the risk using futures/ -211339;1353190915;_Fireball;? -211338;1353190974;mircea_popescu;surely. -211337;1353191075;_Fireball;then you would not be surprised by people "shorting" bitcoins -211336;1353191111;mircea_popescu;people can short 100k bitcoins synthetically via options on the spot, and probably about the same in traditional borrow-short positions over the otc if they are well known -211335;1353191118;mircea_popescu;why would anyone want the 1 dollar slippage ?! -211334;1353191169;_Fireball;what does slippage has to do with short positions? -211333;1353191196;_Fireball;ah, about the current rate -211332;1353191211;_Fireball;the rate dropped *because* of the excessive shorting -211331;1353191244;mircea_popescu;you are proposing the theory whereby "someone" sold btc all the way to 10.02 YESTERDAY. his position covers a few hundred btc. -211330;1353191252;mircea_popescu;if he's looking to hedge there's better avenues. -211329;1353191264;_Fireball;you are proposing theories -211328;1353191266;_Fireball;I have facts -211327;1353191480;_Fireball;anyway, you seem to be a troll -211326;1353191541;_Fireball;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.0 is that true? -211325;1353191652;_Fireball;also, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50817.0 - this is the original topic about ICBIT, dated Nov 03, 2011 -211324;1353191654;mircea_popescu;dude, srsly. you're wasting your time. -211323;1353191675;_Fireball;you "created" MPex https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76239.0 Apr 11, 2012 -211322;1353191690;_Fireball;so I demand apologies -211321;1353191726;_Fireball;ICBIT is obviously a way more mature service than your "exchange" -211320;1353191731;_Fireball;if it could be called so at all -211319;1353191741;_Fireball;because I have seen almost 0 positive opinions about it -211318;1353191741;thestringpuller;Why can't we just all get along -211317;1353191761;_Fireball;thestringpuller, I requested apologies from mircea_popescu already three times in a row -211316;1353191768;_Fireball;either he's a clinical idiot -211315;1353191769;pigeons;i like it. its not perfect, but nothing's better yet -211314;1353191778;mircea_popescu;well, do it five times, who knows, maybe repeating it helps. -211313;1353191779;_Fireball;or he's just a troll -211312;1353191801;thestringpuller;trolls get off on other people being upset -211311;1353191805;thestringpuller;mircea just doesn't care -211310;1353191812;thestringpuller;he dgaf -211309;1353191817;pigeons;no he trolls a little :) -211308;1353191837;thestringpuller;a little a lot -211307;1353191840;thestringpuller;tomato tomato -211306;1353191844;_Fireball;haha -211305;1353191869;_Fireball;as a trader, after speaking to such person, I would keep away from anything closely related to Popescu -211304;1353191879;_Fireball;he doesn't understand even basic financial stuff as we saw above -211303;1353191883;pigeons;yeah see that leaves us with nothing -211302;1353191887;_Fireball;how could he create an exchange after all? -211301;1353191917;thestringpuller;maybe it's a big conspiracy -211300;1353191922;thestringpuller;and he cause the 1989 revolution -211299;1353191929;_Fireball;looks like it :-) -211298;1353191930;thestringpuller;and he didn't really create mpex -211297;1353191932;mircea_popescu;heh srsly. you were just blown to bits and you're gonna what, bite my arms off ? bleed on me ? -211296;1353191934;mircea_popescu;get real. -211295;1353191953;kakobrekla;its just a scratch. -211294;1353191957;thestringpuller;there was a mongolian soldier who after his swords broke used dead bodies to continue to fight -211293;1353191968;smickles;kakobrekla: just a fleshwound -211292;1353191974;kakobrekla;smickles :) -211291;1353191984;smickles;fleshwound? me spel gud -211290;1353191999;kakobrekla;werry gut -211289;1353192015;mircea_popescu;i just watched life of brian earlier -211288;1353192019;kakobrekla;hehe -211287;1353192024;mircea_popescu;there's this scene where the roman guard makes him fix his spelling -211286;1353192033;mircea_popescu;cause it's not domus!!! -211285;1353192036;smickles;lolyeah -211284;1353192039;kakobrekla;hehe -211283;1353192072;thestringpuller;ah but did you expect the spanish inquisition? -211282;1353192084;mircea_popescu;actually... http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#33 -211281;1353192091;mircea_popescu;i been waiting for this soo long... -211280;1353192107;kakobrekla;:D -211279;1353192121;thestringpuller;i'm laughing so hard right now -211278;1353192583;_Fireball;ok guys, it was nice meeting you all (except popescu, of course) -211277;1353192600;_Fireball;when I have some free time, I will do live reporting via twitter -211276;1353192815;mircea_popescu;sooo updated the faq! check out my fancy awards! http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#33 -211275;1353192877;mircea_popescu;why didn't he like me anyway ? i was nice enough... -211274;1353193015;thestringpuller;maybe he doesn't like romanian gangstas -211273;1353193016;thestringpuller;jk -211272;1353193330;smickles;Cherries! -211271;1353193424;Doffx;Anything new with Glbse these days -211270;1353193446;Doffx;Ive pretty much stopped following anything bitcoin. -211269;1353193453;smickles;nope -211268;1353193469;Doffx;Well that's poopy. -211267;1353193487;smickles;you're telling me -211266;1353193590;Doffx;It's all Azelphur's fault, had he made the Mpex Passthrough website 6 months ago like he said we would all be rich. -211265;1353193602;Doffx;:P -211264;1353193654;smickles;at least jurov has coinbr.com now -211263;1353193685;mircea_popescu;azelphur is very lazy boi! -211262;1353193711;mircea_popescu;but anyway Doffx you missed out on all the drama&outrage earlier. -211261;1353193780;Doffx;I think I was more saved from, rather than missed anything, however that's my opinion. -211260;1353193784;Doffx;:) -211259;1353193834;mircea_popescu;lol -211258;1353193844;mircea_popescu;guy was a couple steps from provoking me to a duel -211257;1353193847;mircea_popescu;or breaking out in tears. -211256;1353193870;Doffx;Take 10 steps then draw your weapon sirs. -211255;1353193873;jurov;i think if azelphur decided 6 months ago, now it would be in alpha, at most.. not a simple endeavor -211254;1353193896;Doffx;Oh I'm just nudging Azelphur because hes a cool guy. -211253;1353193916;mircea_popescu;he is a cool guy, but lately he's all but dissapeared. -211252;1353193921;Doffx;I never expected anything from it even way back them but it was a good idea. -211251;1353193922;jurov;a bit too cool now -211250;1353193941;Doffx;Hes prolly been playing Planetside. -211249;1353193950;mircea_popescu;why can't he have found a gf -211248;1353193960;Azelphur;I decided not to do it as I don't like my code handling large amounts of money -211247;1353193966;Azelphur;would just be a constant source of lost sleep -211246;1353193973;mircea_popescu;sleep is for women -211245;1353193991;Doffx;See there he is. -211244;1353194006;Azelphur;:) -211243;1353194009;Doffx;Hes a shut in computer geek, no time for girls they eat up all your time. -211242;1353194024;Doffx;That was redundant. -211241;1353194032;Azelphur;Hi captain redundant -211240;1353194038;Doffx;haha -211239;1353194055;Doffx;What games are you playing anyhow Azelphur? -211238;1353194066;Azelphur;I've been playing the TF2 Linux beta :P -211237;1353194084;Doffx;Oh nice. -211236;1353194096;Doffx;Isint steam going to be Linux ready soon too? -211235;1353194107;Azelphur;steam is part of said beta -211234;1353194108;Azelphur;:) -211233;1353194116;Doffx;I'm curious how that will work I should look in to it again/ -211232;1353194161;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135318695394.jpg -211231;1353194162;Azelphur;it works, I'm using it, AMA -211230;1353194166;mircea_popescu;im starting to think my driver sucks -211229;1353194801;smickles;Azelphur: what's there to ask? you already said it works. -211228;1353194813;Azelphur;smickles: :P -211227;1353194832;smickles;heh, it also works under wine with the -opengl launch command -211226;1353194850;Azelphur;smickles: it runs faster on native Linux than it does on Windows -211225;1353194854;Azelphur;so, huge improvement -211224;1353194855;smickles;porlly -211223;1353194971;Azelphur;definitely, I have both :P -211222;1353195244;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 5 @ 0.1432 = 0.716 BTC [-] -211221;1353195246;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 10 @ 0.2201083 = 2.2011 BTC [+] -211220;1353195729;smickles;;;ticker -211219;1353195729;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.72000, Best ask: 11.72795, Bid-ask spread: 0.00795, Last trade: 11.72000, 24 hour volume: 20393.60504399, 24 hour low: 11.52000, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.66542 -211218;1353195732;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -211217;1353195733;gribble;11.65 -211216;1353195993;Doffx;Ahh Limited Invite 1000 people -211215;1353196000;Doffx;And you made it in Azelphur? -211214;1353196005;Doffx;Wow impressive -211213;1353196009;Azelphur;Doffx: "made it in" -211212;1353196047;Doffx;I cant use playonlinux right now -211211;1353196084;Doffx;the New nvidia drivers have the 32bit multi inside them but it doesn’t seem to know that -211210;1353196100;Doffx;I'm not sure how you get around that yet. -211209;1353196138;Doffx;PlayOnLinux is unable to find 32bits OpenGL libraries. -211208;1353196144;Azelphur;I'm using it on 64bit nvidia proprietary -211207;1353196178;Doffx;Yeah I was before as well, but I had loaded the 32 bit glx and those are gone now rolled up in to the main driver -211206;1353197479;mircea_popescu;http://www.pleated-jeans.com/2012/02/17/this-crazy-girls-texting-tops-them-all/ -211205;1353197482;mircea_popescu;this is kinda lulzy. -211204;1353197866;smickles;oh yeah https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.msg1341673#msg1341673 -211203;1353197928;kakobrekla;i will never see my ss coins. -211202;1353197940;kakobrekla;goddamn nazis. -211201;1353198087;smickles;kakobrekla: well, once i consolidate them, you can see them all you want -211200;1353198103;smickles;heh, lost nazi coins -211199;1353198135;kakobrekla;smickles -211198;1353198141;kakobrekla;i want to see the private parts of em -211197;1353198143;kakobrekla;;) -211196;1353198217;smickles;:o -211195;1353198233;smickles;jezus mircea_popescu that link, it goes on forever -211194;1353198354;kakobrekla;meh redditors. -211193;1353198357;kakobrekla;sex is overrated. -211192;1353198454;mircea_popescu;smickles the link that keeps on giving -211191;1353198519;mircea_popescu;how much capital in the ss thing ? -211190;1353198568;smickles;under 400 in btc and about 300 worth of obligations to ss -211189;1353198599;mircea_popescu;bitter but not the end of the world. -211188;1353200464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40150 @ 0.00049704 = 19.9562 BTC [-] -211187;1353200465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1968 @ 0.00049729 = 0.9787 BTC [+] -211186;1353201665;thestringpuller;lol -211185;1353201671;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: funny -211184;1353201736;thestringpuller;smickles: you around? -211183;1353202016;smickles;thestringpuller: yup -211182;1353202091;smickles;coding and waiting for a chain to sync -211181;1353202102;thestringpuller;;;ticker -211180;1353202102;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.72288, Best ask: 11.72418, Bid-ask spread: 0.00130, Last trade: 11.72288, 24 hour volume: 19759.87479185, 24 hour low: 11.52000, 24 hour high: 11.80000, 24 hour vwap: 11.67289 -211179;1353202224;mircea_popescu;;;google gpg contracts -211178;1353202225;gribble;GPG contracts pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: ; GPG Chapter II: ; FAQs - National Science Foundation: -211177;1353202230;mircea_popescu;ok, i rule. -211176;1353202442;thestringpuller;i will google warfare you -211175;1353202798;mircea_popescu;go ahead, that domain is a fucking battleship -211174;1353202977;BTCHero;TheButterZone: if you ever decide to leave -otc are you going to unrate everyone first?http://pastebin.com/rjchDV9v -211173;1353202980;BTCHero;[B[B[B -211172;1353202982;BTCHero;llllcccccc5;3~cccccv -211171;1353202985;BTCHero;[B[B[B -211170;1353203033;mircea_popescu;? -211169;1353203077;thestringpuller;Is it human? -211168;1353203082;pigeons;clipboard issues -211167;1353204042;BTCHero;whoops -211166;1353204044;BTCHero;sorry -211165;1353204052;BTCHero;Daughter got ahold of the keyboard -211164;1353204416;smickles;I was just asked if we have a claim process ready for if glbse never gives out info -211163;1353204460;pigeons;in most cases i don't see how it could be done -211162;1353204469;smickles;'zactly -211161;1353204489;smickles;I said that if a good process becomes known, we'll use it -211160;1353204644;mircea_popescu;everyone's asked this and nobody'll have a good answer. -211159;1353204656;mircea_popescu;teh people will be pissy. -211158;1353206572;smickles;am i doing this wrong? -211157;1353206588;smickles;;;calc 50*6*24*30*[ticker --last] -211156;1353206588;gribble;2550957.84 -211155;1353206825;pigeons;/2 -211154;1353206832;pigeons;;) -211153;1353206835;smickles;soon -211152;1353206844;smickles;;s -211151;1353206848;smickles;so soon -211150;1353206915;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 4 @ 0.10733077 = 0.4293 BTC [-] -211149;1353207003;mircea_popescu;what's that ? six months worth of bitcoins ? -211148;1353207026;smickles;one month -211147;1353207031;mircea_popescu;a yeah -211146;1353207039;mircea_popescu;tho im pretty sure there's barely two weeks left. -211145;1353207048;mircea_popescu;more like 10 days -211144;1353207089;smickles;yeah, but it means that the miners ar prolly using or saving most of the generated btc recently -211143;1353207107;smickles;'cause if they were selling it, it'd tank the price -211142;1353207178;smickles;well, maybe i'm wrong here, -211141;1353207178;mircea_popescu;alternatively, it means that mtgox's marketshare leaking has been going steady and possibly aggravating -211140;1353207183;mircea_popescu;to the point they don't have half the market. -211139;1353207189;smickles;mtgox 30day volume is 10mil usd -211138;1353207205;mircea_popescu;i fear they went from two thirds this spring to something like 40% today. -211137;1353207232;smickles;well, i'll calc that # right now -211136;1353207270;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -211135;1353207271;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.79000, Best ask: 11.81000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 11.79000, 24 hour volume: 19628.77008381, 24 hour low: 11.52000, 24 hour high: 11.81000, 24 hour vwap: 11.67984 -211134;1353207279;mircea_popescu;i guess we see 12 soon -211133;1353207400;smickles;30 day volume of all bitcoincharts reporting exchanges (except gox) -211132;1353207402;smickles;642026 -211131;1353207415;smickles;gox -211130;1353207419;smickles;972593 -211129;1353207442;smickles;;;calc 972593/(972593+642026) -211128;1353207442;gribble;0.602366874167 -211127;1353207492;Bugpowder;gox deposits were totally fucked up from USA last month -211126;1353207497;Bugpowder;don't know if that has changed -211125;1353207505;Bugpowder;BofA blacklist -211124;1353207616;mircea_popescu;smickles you realise plenty of trade happens otc -211123;1353207626;mircea_popescu;o look, it's Bugpowder -211122;1353207630;mircea_popescu;how you been ? -211121;1353207634;Bugpowder;busy -211120;1353207656;Bugpowder;I see I should have held onto my MPOE stock -211119;1353207661;mircea_popescu;better busy than dead -211118;1353207664;mircea_popescu;o, you sold ? -211117;1353207671;Bugpowder;could have made all the fucked up losses back -211116;1353207687;Bugpowder;story of the bitcoin stock world -211115;1353207707;Bugpowder;at least MPCD.A was good -211114;1353207710;mircea_popescu;naw, story of the bitcoin stock world is moar like http://trilema.com/2012/icbitse-the-bucket-shop/ -211113;1353207715;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, we can't discount otc trading -211112;1353207721;mircea_popescu;o, btw, patrick harnett has scammer tag now. -211111;1353207723;Bugpowder;Paid Content This article is available for a fee. -211110;1353207726;mircea_popescu;aww! -211109;1353207727;Bugpowder;heh -211108;1353207734;mircea_popescu;hey, you been reading it ?! -211107;1353207747;Bugpowder;getting up to date on the latest -211106;1353207760;mircea_popescu;so pay me! :D -211105;1353207780;Bugpowder;GLBSE paid me my coins, but not my stock -211104;1353207817;Bugpowder;how many credits per article -211103;1353207841;mircea_popescu;1 -211102;1353207853;Bugpowder;cheaper than the time -211101;1353207855;Bugpowder;times -211100;1353207862;mircea_popescu;that's the idea. -211099;1353208056;smickles;mircea_popescu is clearly making a living off of trilema credits -211098;1353208094;mircea_popescu;lol. actually, it was making ok money before mpex. -211097;1353208122;smickles;;;sell 900 "Trilema Credits" at .1 BTC -211096;1353208122;gribble;Order id 11746 created. -211095;1353208215;mircea_popescu;ahahah -211094;1353208280;smickles;may as well test the waters ;) -211093;1353208298;thestringpuller;;;bc -211092;1353208298;gribble;Error: "bc" is not a valid command. -211091;1353208305;Bugpowder;I wonder how much I could make off my blog with Adsense -211090;1353208408;mircea_popescu;you have a blog ? -211089;1353208449;Bugpowder;yeah -211088;1353208459;Bugpowder;popular in the science world -211087;1353208461;smickles;Bugpowder: i heard that the various btc ad networks pay better -211086;1353208461;mircea_popescu;lol so link it -211085;1353208484;Bugpowder;I think the most profits would be direct negotiation with companies -211084;1353208497;Bugpowder;because its specialized -211083;1353208516;Bugpowder;http://brainwindows.org -211082;1353208575;mircea_popescu;genetics ? -211081;1353208593;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -211080;1353208640;smickles;"The field of connectomics …." /me has some research to do now -211079;1353208670;smickles;i must know what connectomics is in detail -211078;1353208717;Bugpowder;cv is out of date -211077;1353208734;Bugpowder;Let me update that link -211076;1353208761;mircea_popescu;so basically guy is a brain surgeon :D -211075;1353208868;smickles;mircea_popescu: lol, i feel little now, my blog is all of two piddly unimportant links, this guy's blog is interesting science -211074;1353208884;mircea_popescu;well so you just started. -211073;1353208916;smickles;(wait for it) -211072;1353208921;smickles;ACCOUNTING! -211071;1353208972;smickles;totally got to write about the 'merican transition to fair value accounting methods -211070;1353209010;mircea_popescu;lol. the us is never moving to fair value. -211069;1353209013;mircea_popescu;it can't, by now. -211068;1353209015;Bugpowder;mouse neurosurgeon -211067;1353209023;Bugpowder;much more difficult -211066;1353209026;Bugpowder;everything is smaller -211065;1353209026;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you're gonna steal all oru womenz -211064;1353209041;Bugpowder;but... if you fuck up, get a new one -211063;1353209043;mircea_popescu;hahaha you ever watch seinfeld ? is this episode which includes the need for very small instruments -211062;1353209128;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu watches seinfeld? hahaha -211061;1353209130;Bugpowder;I am not familiar with that episode, they only play the same 10 episodes in syndication -211060;1353209162;mircea_popescu;i have the whole collection, i musta seen each episode a dozen times -211059;1353209184;mircea_popescu;http://www.seinfeldscripts.com/TheMervGriffinShow.htm -211058;1353209189;mircea_popescu;that's the onwe -211057;1353209239;Bugpowder;smickles This is a reasonable intro to connectomics... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwjcLKegBfg He is the one stealing all the women btw. -211056;1353209244;Bugpowder;I am married -211055;1353209274;smickles;Bugpowder: tkx :)\ -211054;1353209320;mircea_popescu;being married makes it worse. -211053;1353209397;Bugpowder;hehe -211052;1353209542;Bugpowder;Wow. Mariota is fast -211051;1353210162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10032 @ 0.00049729 = 4.9888 BTC [+] -211050;1353210164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38100 @ 0.00049733 = 18.9483 BTC [+] -211049;1353210165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41347 @ 0.00049744 = 20.5677 BTC [+] -211048;1353210166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00049753 = 9.2043 BTC [+] -211047;1353210167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24700 @ 0.00049762 = 12.2912 BTC [+] -211046;1353210168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31102 @ 0.00050058 = 15.569 BTC [+] -211045;1353210169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12213 @ 0.00050064 = 6.1143 BTC [+] -211044;1353210170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55400 @ 0.00050068 = 27.7377 BTC [+] -211043;1353210171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27650 @ 0.00050073 = 13.8452 BTC [+] -211042;1353210172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38950 @ 0.00050081 = 19.5065 BTC [+] -211041;1353210173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26447 @ 0.00050082 = 13.2452 BTC [+] -211040;1353210174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9693 @ 0.00050087 = 4.8549 BTC [+] -211039;1353210175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34967 @ 0.00050092 = 17.5157 BTC [+] -211038;1353210176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47500 @ 0.00050376 = 23.9286 BTC [+] -211037;1353210178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00050381 = 15.9708 BTC [+] -211036;1353210178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28550 @ 0.00050382 = 14.3841 BTC [+] -211035;1353210179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19650 @ 0.00050383 = 9.9003 BTC [+] -211034;1353210180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36650 @ 0.00050388 = 18.4672 BTC [+] -211033;1353210181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19504 @ 0.00050392 = 9.8285 BTC [+] -211032;1353210182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48243 @ 0.00050394 = 24.3116 BTC [+] -211031;1353210183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41600 @ 0.00050395 = 20.9643 BTC [+] -211030;1353210184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51500 @ 0.00050395 = 25.9534 BTC [+] -211029;1353210185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00050395 = 2.3434 BTC [+] -211028;1353210186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51005 @ 0.000504 = 25.7065 BTC [+] -211027;1353210187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30605 @ 0.000504 = 15.4249 BTC [+] -211026;1353210187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29200 @ 0.00050401 = 14.7171 BTC [+] -211025;1353210188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45650 @ 0.00050402 = 23.0085 BTC [+] -211024;1353210189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31001 @ 0.00050403 = 15.6254 BTC [+] -211023;1353210190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31100 @ 0.00050404 = 15.6756 BTC [+] -211022;1353210191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00050412 = 3.4784 BTC [+] -211021;1353210192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33462 @ 0.00050412 = 16.8689 BTC [+] -211020;1353210194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37280 @ 0.00050413 = 18.794 BTC [+] -211019;1353210195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5149 @ 0.00050415 = 2.5959 BTC [+] -211018;1353210219;Bugpowder;hmm -211017;1353210369;pigeons;don't input those "random numbers" into gribble's calculator -211016;1353210377;smickles;lol -211015;1353210398;mircea_popescu;o hey -211014;1353210441;mircea_popescu;pigeons inaba was cute, seeing how he's a sort of bfl-pr -211013;1353210465;mircea_popescu;sans teh brasiere. -211012;1353210568;thestringpuller;is that a joke because mpoe-pr doesn't wear a brasiere? -211011;1353210585;pigeons;mircea_popescu thinks that inaba doesn't wear one -211010;1353210664;mircea_popescu;he does ?! -211009;1353210668;mircea_popescu;til. -211008;1353210730;pigeons;i didn't say he does. i just think you're being a little hasty saying he doesn't -211007;1353211082;mircea_popescu;lolk -211006;1353211172;smickles;I was going to bid .0009 for some options, -211005;1353211192;smickles;bot came along and bid .07 -211004;1353211204;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 4 @ 0.07 = 0.28 BTC [-] -211003;1353211215;thestringpuller;:) -211002;1353211255;mircea_popescu;110t, that has a good chance to expire worthless i guess -211001;1353211386;mircea_popescu;pigeons but anyway, what's the latest word on bfl delivery ? december ? -211000;1353211391;mircea_popescu;(i don't follow mining much) -210999;1353211477;pigeons;i haven't been following it either. one of the other compies (bASIC?) sent customers and email that their orders were "ready to ship" and they are the first asic miner company ready to ship (just as soon as they assemble and test them) -210998;1353211501;mircea_popescu;only in bitcoinland untested and unassembled items are "ready to ship" -210997;1353211513;smickles;lol, ready to ship, but we need to build them and see if they work firs -210996;1353211524;thestringpuller;XD -210995;1353211527;mircea_popescu;it's like... see this pile of wood over here my good man smickles ? -210994;1353211536;mircea_popescu;this is your ready to ship kitchen table -210993;1353211546;smickles;mircea_popescu == ikea? -210992;1353211553;mircea_popescu;ahaha! basikea! -210991;1353211556;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125588.0 -210990;1353211598;mircea_popescu;isn't this cablepair's thing ? -210989;1353211603;pigeons;yes -210988;1353211620;pigeons;they printed the shipping invoices too, so they are ready -210987;1353211654;mircea_popescu;btcfpga ? -210986;1353211657;mircea_popescu;didn't even know those existed -210985;1353211669;mircea_popescu;buzzdave -210984;1353211669;mircea_popescu;Head of PR for BTCFPGA -210983;1353211669;mircea_popescu;Global Moderator -210982;1353211675;mircea_popescu;no this isn't basic. apparently a different one ? -210981;1353211682;pigeons;ah, it seems bfl componenets are "being loaded on a truck" for assembly when they arrive -210980;1353211728;mircea_popescu;How are the numbers looking for Batch1? -210979;1353211728;mircea_popescu;-I've got a pretty solid handle on number of units paid with BTC and completed Credit Cards. However I have over 350 54G units for which the credit card payments need to be verified. If every single one of those orders reconciles to a payment (doubtful), we'll be at around 800 of the 54G units paid for and in the ship-pile. -210978;1353211738;mircea_popescu;wait, they sold 800 units so took like 1mn ?! -210977;1353211769;pigeons;yeah -210976;1353211779;pigeons;look at the price of that product -210975;1353211798;mircea_popescu;like 1k no ? -210974;1353211823;pigeons;yeah i thought 1200 for the 54g -210973;1353211844;pigeons;man i am the least informed on bitcoin asic miners anyway -210972;1353211882;mircea_popescu;so these guys got 1mn in, bfl took something like 5-6 ? -210971;1353211888;mircea_popescu;overall the market is like10mn for these things. -210970;1353211926;mircea_popescu;;;calc 25 * 6 * 24 * 30 * 12 -210969;1353211927;gribble;1296000 -210968;1353211957;mircea_popescu;they're all fighting (with the current miners) for a 1,3 btc stake the next year. -210967;1353211961;mircea_popescu;1,3mn btc -210966;1353211972;mircea_popescu;i suspect tears. -210965;1353211996;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126415.msg1342108#msg1342108 -210964;1353211997;smickles;;;title -210963;1353211997;gribble;(title ) -- Returns the HTML ... of a URL. -210962;1353212003;smickles;;;title https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126415.msg1342108#msg1342108 -210961;1353212005;gribble;Private school is child slavery!!! -210960;1353212014;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu Mining is a loser game -210959;1353212029;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well... i kinda stayed out of it. -210958;1353212033;Bugpowder;unless you are first -210957;1353212047;smickles;Bugpowder: not if the tax deduction is taken into account, and you planned to pay taxes in the first place -210956;1353212068;Bugpowder;tax deduction?? -210955;1353212073;mircea_popescu;smickles in an economy as shitty as this tax credits aren't worht the mention -210954;1353212080;mircea_popescu;i have tax credits coming out my ears. -210953;1353212094;smickles;business can deduct expenses, like equipment purchases -210952;1353212095;Bugpowder;deductions are going bye bye -210951;1353212100;Bugpowder;yeah ok -210950;1353212103;Bugpowder;business -210949;1353212110;mircea_popescu;well ofcourse business. -210948;1353212111;Bugpowder;"business" -210947;1353212133;mircea_popescu;smickles i could probably bill an aditional 1-200k euros and not pay 100 euros more in tax atm for instance. -210946;1353212136;Bugpowder;how many of these people are even sole proprietor? -210945;1353212158;Bugpowder;90% of the buyers don't have a 'business' officially set up -210944;1353212182;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, i have too many deductions -210943;1353212182;mircea_popescu;true. -210942;1353212212;smickles;and because the 'merican tax system is fucked, -210941;1353212220;smickles;not only did i not pay fed income tax, -210940;1353212226;smickles;they gave me 5kusd -210939;1353212274;pigeons;oh mircea_popescu, i thought for curiouslty you might be interested in the new litecoin global TOS. -210938;1353212279;pigeons;http://pastebin.com/7y9ck6i1 -210937;1353212295;mircea_popescu;litecoin has a tos ?! -210936;1353212306;mircea_popescu;that's outrageous -210935;1353212323;mircea_popescu;o, the exchange, not the coin itself nm -210934;1353212340;mircea_popescu;"The Corporation has zero legal tender exposure in any jurisdiction." -210933;1353212355;mircea_popescu;heh. i recall the day mpoe-pr turned the tide on the sec panic. i suppose i shall be the only one to recall this. -210932;1353212416;mircea_popescu;anyway, someone spent a day dilligently hammering c/p'd bits together, i call this progress. -210931;1353212422;smickles;lol, they have, in their tos, made the "it's not legal tender, so it's not illegal' argument? -210930;1353212431;mircea_popescu;of sorts. -210929;1353212463;pigeons;they are now run by BTC-TRADING, INC and so they changed the TOS to what I linked -210928;1353212499;smickles;lol, 53 lines into it "We urge you to carefully read the Terms and Conditions of this Agreement and all other policies and disclosure statements referenced here or elsewhere on the website. Such policies are incorporated into this Agreement by reference and collectively form part of this Agreement." -210927;1353212515;smickles;they wait 53 lines to say that you should read it -210926;1353212518;pigeons;your litecoins magically become "LITS" when you deposit them -210925;1353212548;pigeons;in case you thought litecoins were legal tender somewhere -210924;1353212550;mircea_popescu;who's doing this anyway ? -210923;1353212561;pigeons;burnside is the guy's handle -210922;1353212561;smickles;nefario-jr -210921;1353212574;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust burnside -210920;1353212575;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user burnside: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=burnside -210919;1353212581;mircea_popescu;ravishing. -210918;1353212629;smickles;i wish gribble reported l3 trust to, labeling it something like 'Tanya down the street\'s rating' -210917;1353212648;pigeons;anyway, the btc version is in testing,further along than asics -210916;1353212674;Bugpowder;A lawyer friend was not impressed with the monopoly money SEC defense argument btw... -210915;1353212726;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder anything more concrete than that ? -210914;1353212745;Bugpowder;he is not a securities lawyer -210913;1353212753;Bugpowder;but he provided a bit of analysis -210912;1353212755;smickles;do you think that the romanian regulators would see it the same way -210911;1353212791;smickles;there has to be the law violated, not the precedent of other judgements iirc -210910;1353212801;Bugpowder;I'll post it on Trilema -210909;1353212808;mircea_popescu;that works. do you ahve the link ? -210908;1353212884;Bugpowder;yeah -210907;1353212904;smickles;http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/ -210906;1353212949;smickles;mircea_popescu: where does the file have to be located for your avatar grabber to grab it? -210905;1353212966;smickles;and what is the code to do that? -210904;1353212967;pigeons;oh here are the LTC-GLOBAL terms for creating an asset. The other one was for investors, err regular players of the simulation game: https://www.litecoinglobal.com/create -210903;1353212988;mircea_popescu;smickles in the url you declare. -210902;1353213003;mircea_popescu;the page simply lists your avatar as -210901;1353213034;smickles;based off of the website feild or the server of the email field? -210900;1353213051;mircea_popescu;This is accomplished by selling a true .virtual. ownership interest in the company to investors. -210899;1353213055;mircea_popescu;lets not make sense -210898;1353213058;mircea_popescu;smickles the website field. -210897;1353213115;Bugpowder;posted -210896;1353213910;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well... there's an answer. -210895;1353213985;pigeons;does googlebot have to pay the credit fee -210894;1353214013;mircea_popescu;pigeons eheheh yep -210893;1353214037;mircea_popescu;smickles your avatar worx nao -210892;1353214087;smickles;it's worked for as long as I have tried to have it work -210891;1353214089;pigeons;why does nobody hold title to any inputs? -210890;1353214108;pigeons;i thought private key of the address was so -210889;1353214159;smickles;pigeons: the btc was there already, no owner ... as i vaugely recall -210888;1353214185;smickles;and you don't become the owner by having a priv key associated with a btc -210887;1353214197;pigeons;why not though? -210886;1353214216;smickles;because you don't control the btc, it stays where it always was? -210885;1353214230;pigeons;ok thanks -210884;1353214235;mircea_popescu;pigeons title tho. -210883;1353214248;mircea_popescu;you have the address so you have the control of the sum. that's posession. -210882;1353214252;mircea_popescu;whence do you have the title ? -210881;1353214277;smickles;can you have title to something that the state doesn't give title for? -210880;1353214281;mircea_popescu;do you mean to claim allodial title, as in, you were given it by god ? -210879;1353214282;pigeons;yes -210878;1353214292;mircea_popescu;or else, is it fee simple ? is it from the monarch ? whence do you have it ? -210877;1353214326;smickles;pigeons: i have title over this domain -210876;1353214341;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Smickles#Titles -210875;1353214376;mircea_popescu;smickles do you know about the writing contest btw ? -210874;1353214440;smickles;I should scrabble together something at least -210873;1353214475;pigeons;there is work on using bitcoin as a title system to real word assets also -210872;1353214502;pigeons;maybe namecoin is better for that casue you can also add values i dont know -210871;1353214559;mircea_popescu;well, you're conflating distinct things. -210870;1353214575;Bugpowder;sigh -210869;1353214578;mircea_popescu;that the bitcoin protocol may well be used or useful as a record of title is not too relevant in a discussion of actual title to bitcoins -210868;1353214579;Bugpowder;satoshidice -210867;1353214586;Bugpowder;just took my glbse moneys -210866;1353214589;pigeons;yes i see your point mircea_popescu -210865;1353214591;mircea_popescu;apparently it's making money this month -210864;1353214604;mircea_popescu;are you halping Bugpowder ? -210863;1353214609;smickles;Bugpowder: as a shareholder, thankyou -210862;1353214613;mircea_popescu;lol -210861;1353214617;pigeons;does last month's satoshi dice loss come out of any dividends this month? -210860;1353214626;Bugpowder;27 straight losses -210859;1353214634;Bugpowder;pigeons yes -210858;1353214648;mircea_popescu;(f)Immediately upon publication of each Statement of Profit and Loss SatoshiDice will pay to shareholders as dividends a fraction of no less than 100% (one hundred percent) of the Net Profits, if any. -210857;1353214652;pigeons;ok keep playing then a little more please Bugpowder -210856;1353214653;mircea_popescu;(h)In case of a monthly loss (which will occur occasionally due to the nature of statistical variance of bets), the loss amount will be carried over to the next month’s profits when calculating Net Profits. -210855;1353214656;mircea_popescu;yeah, it carries over. -210854;1353214673;smickles;pigeons: the dooglas chart shows that it's been overcome -210853;1353214687;smickles;(even accounting for the bitcoin friday donation) -210852;1353214691;mircea_popescu;smickles what's the numbers ? so i don't have to load the forum -210851;1353214709;Bugpowder;It's up 3000BTC -210850;1353214719;mircea_popescu;a not bad. -210849;1353214734;mircea_popescu;course... a coupla weeks to go, could do -5000 a day or w/e -210848;1353214784;mircea_popescu;Upon such sale of stock, the owners, officers, and executives of the selling company obligate themselves with a fiduciary responsibility to the shareholders. -210847;1353214798;mircea_popescu;jesus christ, people with a thesaurus should stop writing lawyeresque prose. -210846;1353214809;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.460 -210845;1353214823;mircea_popescu;betraying a complete lack of understanding of even the most basic notions. -210844;1353214893;smickles;mircea_popescu: about 15000 - 8000 - 2000 -210843;1353214922;smickles;total profit nao, total profit at beginning of month, last months loss -210842;1353214934;mircea_popescu;ya seems up a good amt. cool. -210841;1353214958;smickles;#'s just from eyeballing chart -210840;1353215025;smickles;oh yeah, tack on a - 400 for the donation -210839;1353215106;smickles;do you really need to imagine? -210838;1353215124;smickles;voting power == short term gain is the ultimate goal -210837;1353215142;smickles;day-over-day, month-over-month, year-over-year -210836;1353215147;mircea_popescu;moreover, evoorhees would have ended up spending 4k bitcoins in handling the entire process. -210835;1353215173;mircea_popescu;whoever the fuck thought btc shares should have voting power. -210834;1353215295;smickles;;;calc 5000 / 100000000 -210833;1353215295;gribble;5e-05 -210832;1353215411;mircea_popescu;;;ticker s.dice -210831;1353215412;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -210830;1353215415;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -210829;1353215417;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00339944 / 0.00339944 / 0.00339944 (5000 shares, 17.00 BTC), 30day: 0.00180002 / 0.00332998 / 0.0034 (1005363 shares, 3,347.84 BTC) -210828;1353215430;mircea_popescu;;;calc 5000 / 100000000/0.00332998 -210827;1353215430;gribble;0.0150151051958 -210826;1353215433;mircea_popescu;1.5% -210825;1353215444;smickles;shit, thats' ... i was about to say -210824;1353215466;mircea_popescu;pretty significant. -210823;1353215491;smickles;looks like my accidentally buying 50 btc worth of shares will pay off -210822;1353215595;smickles;{just kidding} -210821;1353216281;pigeons;oh hey mircea_popescu i know you don't go to the playground anymore, but they mentioned just now in -otc that black lotus ddos mitigation is accepting btc, and forbes is starting to pump them for an ip -210820;1353216288;pigeons;http://www.forbes.com/sites/petercohan/2012/09/06/can-black-lotus-break-through-its-glass-ceiling/2/ -210819;1353216301;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -210818;1353216308;pigeons;i want another ticker symbol on mpex, at least for when giga goes away -210817;1353216316;mircea_popescu;(and yes i lolled at the time glbse was protected by cloudflare) -210816;1353216339;pigeons;:) -210815;1353216365;mircea_popescu;well, but anyway, do they want to list on mpex or what ? -210814;1353216382;pigeons;i'm just giving your pr chick a lead -210813;1353216399;pigeons;i'm sure with her people skills they will sign right up :) -210812;1353216405;mircea_popescu;asshat :D -210811;1353216415;mircea_popescu;is any of their actual people around tho ? -210810;1353216426;pigeons;i just heard about them -210809;1353216431;mircea_popescu;lol k. -210808;1353216489;mircea_popescu;http://thenextweb.com/insider/2012/11/17/anonymous-takes-down-countless-israeli-sites-wipes-databases-leaks-emails-addresses-and-passwords/ -210807;1353216499;mircea_popescu;in other news, israel sites suck worse than bitcoin sites. -210806;1353216543;mircea_popescu;also, anonymous are fuckwits. defending palestine wtf. -210805;1353216817;pigeons;oh BL are also using bitpay like wordpress. you need to list bitpay -210804;1353216847;mircea_popescu;ya, but i think they're tempted to try listing for fiat. -210803;1353216901;pigeons;well i know someone at bfl you can talk to... -210802;1353216912;pigeons;ok enough, i'll be here all week -210801;1353216958;mircea_popescu;lol -210800;1353216974;mircea_popescu;is inaba even AT bfl ? -210799;1353216978;mircea_popescu;i thought they just hired a forum guy -210798;1353217171;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin-2/bitcoin-finance/a-good-month-for-s-dice-shareholders-in-the-making/ -210797;1353217174;smickles;bwahahah! -210796;1353217229;mircea_popescu;lol the blog bug, it's growing -210795;1353217268;pigeons;waiting for the S.DICE trades to come streaming in -210794;1353217287;mircea_popescu;make your links active, tho, and use something like WP-Footnotes for footnotes -210793;1353217296;smickles;pigeons: because I have a massive readership -210792;1353217312;smickles;mircea_popescu: ah, right -210791;1353217318;pigeons;yes you should be careful not to manipulate the market with your clout -210790;1353217320;smickles;howto footnote.... -210789;1353217567;mircea_popescu;im off. gl all! -210788;1353248245;mircea_popescu;"This post is a piece of sheer brilliance. A tour de force. Perfect clarity, insightful, no holds barred…priceless." -210787;1353249023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16878 @ 0.0005007 = 8.4508 BTC [-] -210786;1353251508;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.88287601 = 882.876 BTC [-] -210785;1353251565;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.78123286 = 781.2329 BTC [-] -210784;1353251572;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1000 @ 0.68079643 = 680.7964 BTC [-] -210783;1353251581;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.48605987 = 486.0599 BTC [-] -210782;1353251585;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1000 @ 0.58212876 = 582.1288 BTC [-] -210781;1353251595;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.39378654 = 393.7865 BTC [-] -210780;1353253307;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpoweder http://trilema.com/2012/in-re-philosophy-freedom-of-scientific-information/ -210779;1353253307;gribble;The operation succeeded. -210778;1353254157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10072 @ 0.0005007 = 5.0431 BTC [-] -210777;1353254159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23988 @ 0.00050077 = 12.0125 BTC [+] -210776;1353254159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3890 @ 0.00050089 = 1.9485 BTC [+] -210775;1353256169;kakobrekla;mornin -210774;1353256339;mircea_popescu;eya. -210773;1353256358;kakobrekla;did i miss any drama? -210772;1353256612;mircea_popescu;notrly. -210771;1353256621;kakobrekla;dammit :( -210770;1353256791;mircea_popescu;i thought you were on vacation -210769;1353256936;kakobrekla;came back just now, made it a little shorter. -210768;1353257066;mircea_popescu;:p -210767;1353257072;kakobrekla;vacations is just blowing money. -210766;1353257081;mircea_popescu;hahaha i see -210765;1353257088;mircea_popescu;well, bitcoin drama stocks are running real low -210764;1353257093;mircea_popescu;watch price drop soon -210763;1353257104;kakobrekla;:D -210762;1353257131;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134739086022.jpg << proper vacation -210761;1353257190;kakobrekla;why is this pic from the back? -210760;1353257196;kakobrekla;you need to paste one from the front. -210759;1353257206;mircea_popescu;it is from the front... -210758;1353257209;kakobrekla;ITS NOT -210757;1353257213;kakobrekla;:p -210756;1353257215;mircea_popescu;lol -210755;1353257229;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135318434986.jpg -210754;1353257237;kakobrekla;thats right. -210753;1353257595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7860 @ 0.00050089 = 3.937 BTC [+] -210752;1353257596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20562 @ 0.00050094 = 10.3003 BTC [+] -210751;1353257598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21028 @ 0.000501 = 10.535 BTC [+] -210750;1353257851;FabianB;mircea_popescu: which drama do you expect to put pressure on the price? -210749;1353257858;mircea_popescu;something good -210748;1353257876;mircea_popescu;like... if bfl accused some compertitor that it broke into their lab and stole their pringles -210747;1353257894;FabianB;lol -210746;1353257988;mircea_popescu;or if mtgox accidentally cc'd the entire userbase -210745;1353257996;mircea_popescu;o no wait, that's already done. -210744;1353258013;FabianB;hehe, so why do you expect something like that now? -210743;1353258023;mircea_popescu;force of habit i guess -210742;1353258057;FabianB;something like that happens all the time it seems, but hard to predict, just like price changes -210741;1353258063;FabianB;thought you had some insider info ;) -210740;1353258087;mircea_popescu;sadly i do not -210739;1353258273;mircea_popescu;incidentalyl, this is moderately interesting http://irdial.com/blogdial/?p=3445 -210738;1353260642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13672 @ 0.000501 = 6.8497 BTC [+] -210737;1353260644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6928 @ 0.000501 = 3.4709 BTC [+] -210736;1353260915;JWU42;I see usagi is back -210735;1353260937;JWU42;or - has been I suppose -210734;1353260947;JWU42;do't read forums or IRC much anymore -210733;1353260978;kakobrekla;hi JWU42, welcome back from the dead :p -210732;1353260989;JWU42;nice to be back - all well? -210731;1353260998;kakobrekla;give or take. :) -210730;1353261014;kakobrekla;you still hashin away? -210729;1353261029;JWU42;short of giving away far too mcuh BTC to shithead cammers like P and Nef -210728;1353261037;JWU42;yep - 38 Gh/s +/- -210727;1353261047;kakobrekla;aha -210726;1353261053;kakobrekla;did you opt for an upgrade or no? -210725;1353261067;JWU42;yeah - thankfully i did take those BTC from my P account -210724;1353261072;kakobrekla;;> -210723;1353261074;JWU42;so not all lost -210722;1353261080;kakobrekla;if bfl delivers ;) -210721;1353261084;JWU42;heh -210720;1353261092;JWU42;I am not worried about that frankly -210719;1353261106;kakobrekla;what calmed you down? -210718;1353261116;JWU42;but like the single - they said October it ended up being February -210717;1353261127;JWU42;ASIC might be the same -210716;1353261131;kakobrekla;might?? -210715;1353261137;kakobrekla;arent they 'late' as we speak -210714;1353261142;JWU42;yep -210713;1353261168;kakobrekla;and then josh goes preaching to mp -210712;1353261171;kakobrekla;what a jackass. -210711;1353261177;JWU42;I felt the odds of them hitting October were < 1% -210710;1353261187;kakobrekla;hehe -210709;1353261200;EskimoBob;damn, why isn't there a backup available from Securities forum before this usagi the ass-hat deleted all his posts. -210708;1353261211;JWU42;Not sure what Josh said to MP - but he and MP are both strong personalities - not suprising they clash from time to time -210707;1353261222;kakobrekla;build something like 4chan archive for bitcointalke EskimoBob :) -210706;1353261252;EskimoBob;kakobrekla: out of what? Snow? :) -210705;1353261261;EskimoBob;I am not a programmer -210704;1353261261;temp_kluge;No guruvan today? Could someone tell him to unblock me on the forum when he comes around? ;) -210703;1353261273;kakobrekla;you can hire one. -210702;1353261275;kakobrekla;:p -210701;1353261293;EskimoBob;guruvan? The Trendons shill -210700;1353261304;kakobrekla;eh? -210699;1353261321;temp_kluge;Idunno. I just know I can't send him PMs and he did a BDK->BDK.BND exchange a while ago but hasn't filed a claim, yet. -210698;1353261334;kakobrekla;erryone is fuckin milky shill puppet these days. -210697;1353261356;EskimoBob;same fuck who uses //// or something like that as a username in btst channel? -210696;1353261362;mircea_popescu;JWU42 post-btcfailure depression ? -210695;1353261386;kakobrekla;EskimoBob /// is imsaguy -210694;1353261392;EskimoBob;OK, sorry -210693;1353261392;JWU42;I am well passed that now MP - but was not fun for a while -210692;1353261400;mircea_popescu;well good to hear -210691;1353261406;JWU42;self induced though - so just disappointed in myself -210690;1353261407;mircea_popescu;but tbh i didn't think they can make october either. -210689;1353261418;mircea_popescu;don't be too harsh, it's a learning process. -210688;1353261423;temp_kluge;(oh - then thanks /// - I did get what you sent on the 14th. Tried calling a week or two ago) -210687;1353261431;mircea_popescu;most traders worth their salt in the city blew a LOT more than the dollar equiv of a few k btc. -210686;1353261459;EskimoBob;who cares what others did :) -210685;1353261470;kakobrekla;temp_kluge who are you talking to? -210684;1353261479;kakobrekla;ah -210683;1353261481;temp_kluge;to /// -210682;1353261485;kakobrekla;imsa is here -210681;1353261485;mircea_popescu;you need the [s -210680;1353261487;kakobrekla;ya -210679;1353261489;kakobrekla;[\\\] -210678;1353261490;mircea_popescu;[\\\] like that. -210677;1353261492;kakobrekla;like this. -210676;1353261492;kakobrekla;lol -210675;1353261493;temp_kluge;oh - I mean \\\ -210674;1353261503;kakobrekla;and the square brackets -210673;1353261508;kakobrekla;and milk. -210672;1353261510;EskimoBob;use [\\\] -210671;1353261539;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob kakobrekla has a point. someoneshould archive btctalk -210670;1353261541;temp_kluge;I pm'd. Not used to web client, but normal clients refuse to connect to Freenode anymore. Using mobile tether for Internet. -210669;1353261845;temp_kluge;Someone come up with a Bitcoin-like decentralized solution for asset issuance/trading, yet? -210668;1353262687;smickles;colored coins seem to be proof-of-worky -210667;1353262715;smickles;and I think i recall one issure switching to them -210666;1353262732;EskimoBob;btctalk archive is nice but lots of important stuff is missing by now. -210665;1353262756;mircea_popescu;well... it'd be for the future obviously -210664;1353262789;mircea_popescu;smickles the big problem, of course, being that with no gatekeepers it'll be glbse v2.0 -210663;1353262817;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/h1GZG.gif -210662;1353262899;smickles;it has that risk and likelyhood, certainly -210661;1353262915;smickles;hopefully there are some diamonds in the rough -210660;1353262982;smickles;or -210659;1353262989;mircea_popescu;ya but... disaster of commons. -210658;1353263021;EskimoBob;if you have loads of hdd space and access to unlimited bandwidth, even wget can build a archive of bitcointalk. -210657;1353263029;smickles;hopefully, if it becomes popular, there will be a gatekeeper-cuirator sort out there -210656;1353263058;mircea_popescu;how'd it be set ? -210655;1353263101;smickles;sort've like the BBB in 'merica -210654;1353263108;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla did you say milk ? http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135325577648.jpg -210653;1353263116;smickles;a list of known vetted businesses -210652;1353263129;mircea_popescu;smickles look at what happens on the threads where scams are called out : a few shils yell loudly -210651;1353263137;mircea_popescu;"average people" aren't interested to participate. -210650;1353263152;mircea_popescu;as a result a fake sort of public agreement is created, for those foolish enough to credit it. -210649;1353263327;smickles;it may be possible for a trusted elite to form who judge these things -210648;1353263374;mircea_popescu;yeah, it may be possible. -210647;1353263381;kakobrekla;hehe -210646;1353263384;kakobrekla;bbl -210645;1353263400;smickles;well, kakobrekla just opted out of the club -210644;1353263402;smickles;;) -210643;1353263417;mircea_popescu;he's not married. you have to be married to be in the trusted elite. -210642;1353263439;kakobrekla;again, that can be done instantly. -210641;1353263458;mircea_popescu;lmao -210640;1353263464;smickles;ah, syntax ambiguity -210639;1353263472;kakobrekla;well not what i had in mind but i guess it could work as well -210638;1353263483;mircea_popescu;make sure you film the baby coming out. -210637;1353263490;kakobrekla;;> -210636;1353263558;kakobrekla;on that note, change bbl to brb. -210635;1353263560;kakobrekla;off i go. -210634;1353263566;EskimoBob;did namworld run BTC-BOND? -210633;1353263679;mircea_popescu;wasn't amazingrando doing btc-bond ? -210632;1353263712;JWU42;that was bit-bond -210631;1353263720;mircea_popescu;http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Raccoon-Playing-With-Water-Sprinkler.gif -210630;1353263721;JWU42;IIRC -210629;1353263724;mircea_popescu;o right you are -210628;1353263739;mircea_popescu;i think namworld ran kraken fund passthrough on glbse -210627;1353264720;mircea_popescu;DeathAndTaxes Posts: 8484 -210626;1353264727;mircea_popescu;that dude wow. i want to hire him lol. -210625;1353264834;smickles;damn, i think that SudoGhost might have met his match -210624;1353264993;mircea_popescu;btw, reminding everyone : http://trilema.com/2012/voluntary-contracts-after-a-while/ -210623;1353265005;mircea_popescu;there's a writing contest, 120 btc total prize fund -210622;1353265018;mircea_popescu;4 to 6k word stories, three (four) sections. -210621;1353265199;mircea_popescu;lol -210620;1353265206;mircea_popescu;more than one writer's career started that way -210619;1353265214;mircea_popescu;(they were less frank about it at the time however) -210618;1353266064;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 how goes ? -210617;1353266108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21722 @ 0.000501 = 10.8827 BTC [+] -210616;1353266110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16179 @ 0.00050102 = 8.106 BTC [+] -210615;1353266433;thestringpuller;mr. sickles -210614;1353266436;thestringpuller;errrr -210613;1353266439;thestringpuller;mr. smickles* -210612;1353266920;smickles;thestringpuller: yo? -210611;1353268485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7521 @ 0.00050102 = 3.7682 BTC [+] -210610;1353268487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14529 @ 0.00050103 = 7.2795 BTC [+] -210609;1353271098;lucidlepidoptera;New bitcoin service startup, please take a look! https://btcjam.com/listings/584 -210608;1353271102;pigeons;yeah Ukto's weexchange.co has started testing btc options trading -210607;1353271391;Lyspooner;hello everyone. has the idea been floated that bitpay bought all those calls on mpex? -210606;1353271455;mircea_popescu;haven't heard it till now. -210605;1353271458;mircea_popescu;have they ? -210604;1353271790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00050038 = 2.2267 BTC [-] -210603;1353272164;Lyspooner;not many people can buy that many calls -210602;1353272182;mircea_popescu;why bitpay tho ? -210601;1353272197;Lyspooner;because they knew they were about to release the wordpress news -210600;1353272201;mircea_popescu;o -210599;1353272205;mircea_popescu;hm -210598;1353272214;mircea_popescu;you think btc went up on wp news ? -210597;1353272223;Lyspooner;yes -210596;1353272239;mircea_popescu;went up on 16th tho. -210595;1353272255;smickles;mircea_popescu: so what are the stats on how many people regularly backup mpex? -210594;1353272274;mircea_popescu;smickles i'm not keeping that close a track. -210593;1353272276;mircea_popescu;why ? -210592;1353272331;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner o right you are, announcement on the 15th huh -210591;1353272367;Lyspooner;i think it is probably a coincidence -210590;1353272393;smickles;mircea_popescu: just curious -210589;1353272422;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner the trades are pretty old tho. -210588;1353272432;mircea_popescu;then again, i guess it's possible they knew on the 5th or w/e -210587;1353272432;Lyspooner;o when were they -210586;1353272440;Lyspooner;ok -210585;1353272468;Lyspooner;did your bot limit them to volume per strike? -210584;1353272470;mircea_popescu;Nov 05 12:18:09 [MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.55667391 = 556.6739 BTC [-] -210583;1353272475;mircea_popescu;hey, right on. the 5th -210582;1353272482;Doffx;;;ident doffx -210581;1353272482;gribble;Nick 'doffx', with hostmask 'Doffx!~doff@c-76-28-215-172.hsd1.wa.comcast.net', is not identified. -210580;1353272490;mircea_popescu;yes bot only sells 6k of any mpsic -210579;1353272497;Doffx;;gpg doffx -210578;1353272506;Doffx;;;gpg doffx -210577;1353272506;gribble;Error: The "GPG" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "doffx" in it. Try "list GPG" to see the commands in the "GPG" plugin. -210576;1353272515;Doffx;Oops I suck at this -210575;1353272520;mircea_popescu;what are you trying to do ? -210574;1353272523;Doffx;I just want my key info -210573;1353272527;mircea_popescu;;;ident -210572;1353272527;gribble;You are not identified. -210571;1353272540;Doffx;Ahh I need to ident first it seems -210570;1353272546;mircea_popescu;well if not, -210569;1353272548;mircea_popescu;;;rated doffx -210568;1353272548;gribble;You have not yet rated user doffx -210567;1353272551;mircea_popescu;bah -210566;1353272557;mircea_popescu;;;getrating doffx -210565;1353272557;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Doffx, rated since Sat Apr 21 13:07:28 2012. Cumulative rating 3, from 2 total ratings. Received ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Doffx -210564;1353272594;Doffx;There is a way to see my key id ive seen smickles do it before -210563;1353272652;Doffx;I got it anyhow. -210562;1353272663;Doffx;Too lazy to verify even though it takes 5 secs -210561;1353272874;smickles;Doffx: key? -210560;1353272878;smickles;;;gpg info smickles -210559;1353272879;gribble;User 'smickles', with keyid EA62D7CEB2450C3F, fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6, registered on Mon Jun 20 12:24:35 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=smickles . Currently authenticated from hostmask smickles!~smickles@mostofmany.com . -210558;1353272910;smickles;mircea_popescu: re: those calls, didn't we calc their profit at >13usd? -210557;1353272926;mircea_popescu;i think. -210556;1353272932;Doffx;Ahh I was missing the info part, see I was close -210555;1353272939;mircea_popescu;was an entire set. -210554;1353273058;thestringpuller;sir mircea_popescu -210553;1353273066;thestringpuller;teach me romanian for 100 btc -210552;1353273120;mircea_popescu;haha i only teach girls. -210551;1353273171;thestringpuller;teach me about girls for 100 btc -210550;1353273172;thestringpuller;lol -210549;1353273207;mircea_popescu;lol what do you want to know ? -210548;1353273268;thestringpuller;how do you approach them when you aren't a millionaire like yourself? -210547;1353273281;mircea_popescu;coolly. -210546;1353273284;smickles;by walking, usually -210545;1353273303;smickles;;D -210544;1353273307;mircea_popescu;lol -210543;1353273323;kakobrekla;if its not on the net its worthless. -210542;1353273327;Doffx;You dont need a million dollars to get women -210541;1353273337;smickles;you only need 50 -210540;1353273359;mircea_popescu;well given that a majority of people are born poor -210539;1353273364;mircea_popescu;it'd seem money don't enter into it. -210538;1353273422;mircea_popescu;but since we're talking, i just finished a new article! http://trilema.com/2012/this-marriage-thing/ -210537;1353273426;Doffx;Arent there like a million dating sites now anyhow? Seems like that should make it easy to hook up these days. -210536;1353273460;Doffx;Ive been married 12 years so dont know what dating is anymore, but before the wife I had no trouble getting women without much money. -210535;1353273483;mircea_popescu;Doffx dating is this thing whereby women are desperate for male attention and will literally do anything whatsoever. -210534;1353273489;Doffx;The women I married made about 4 times what I did and still makes double now. -210533;1353273514;Doffx;That sound like what I remember as well mircea_popescu. -210532;1353273518;kakobrekla;hm -210531;1353273541;kakobrekla;Furthermore no man could buy more than one woman-cow. < poligamy? -210530;1353273555;Doffx;Hahaha -210529;1353273562;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla well not in europe at any rate. -210528;1353273569;kakobrekla;eh? -210527;1353273575;mircea_popescu;vilest of crimes i think -210526;1353273581;mircea_popescu;arguably, but way up there with paricide -210525;1353273613;kakobrekla;it happend in yurop as well afaik -210524;1353273617;kakobrekla;and its still happenin -210523;1353273620;kakobrekla;not on a large scale -210522;1353273626;kakobrekla;but you cant say it does not -210521;1353273633;mircea_popescu;well we're discussing culture and norms not what's happening -210520;1353273649;kakobrekla;so you are theoretical and not practical here -210519;1353273657;mircea_popescu;in that sense yea -210518;1353273735;pigeons;i always say, "Hey bahybehy, what high school do you go to?" -210517;1353273857;mircea_popescu;seeing how it's the context not the message, that may even work. -210516;1353273859;mircea_popescu;does it ? -210515;1353273904;pigeons;not every time -210514;1353273927;pigeons;mostly -210513;1353273951;mircea_popescu;good enough then -210512;1353274404;jurov;gay movement strived once to abolish marriage completely -210511;1353274428;jurov;then they decided rather to embrace, extend &extinguish -210510;1353274501;mircea_popescu;this is like let me find the gif again -210509;1353274513;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/ujQon.gif -210508;1353274518;mircea_popescu;the whale of marriage dies of old age -210507;1353274526;mircea_popescu;not cause some birdies flop around. -210506;1353274710;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: do you have any kids? -210505;1353274719;mircea_popescu;nope -210504;1353274730;thestringpuller;you would use them as child slaves if you had any -210503;1353274740;thestringpuller;:) -210502;1353274774;mircea_popescu;i don't really intend to have any in a jurisdiction that has difficulty with the notion that they're mine to kill if it comes to it. -210501;1353274964;jurov;good luck to find such a jurisdiction -210500;1353275011;mircea_popescu;what do i care ? -210499;1353275020;mircea_popescu;it's the jurisdiction's job. -210498;1353275060;thestringpuller;you sound like a negro mother -210497;1353275069;jurov;i guess some people will be enlightened by your decision to not procreate (especially if pr girl has the same opinion) -210496;1353275080;thestringpuller;"I brought you into this world, I can take you out of it" -210495;1353275132;mircea_popescu;jurov most girls i know have the same opinion. -210494;1353275158;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller you know, to this day the us won't declare that they won't use nuclear weapons. apparently it is necessary for security. -210493;1353275172;mircea_popescu;well.. fuck me if i see how you can educate children that know for a fact it can't come to their neck. -210492;1353275198;mircea_popescu;in other news, http://ist1-2.filesor.com/media/image/3/7/0/1/37010/3/f/c/8/ratingchart.jpg -210491;1353275295;thestringpuller;like we have any usuable nukes -210490;1353275306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18421 @ 0.00050103 = 9.2295 BTC [+] -210489;1353275321;thestringpuller;nuclear weapons are lame -210488;1353275338;mircea_popescu;be that as it may, the principle stands. -210487;1353275378;thestringpuller;you ever play metal gear? -210486;1353275390;thestringpuller;that is my stance on the whole nuclear proliferation thing -210485;1353275428;jurov;how will one learn voluntary contract if one was educated with knife on their neck? -210484;1353275454;jurov;i see a bit of cognitive dissonance -210483;1353275469;mircea_popescu;why ? -210482;1353275516;mircea_popescu;supposed "adults" who grew up with no actual experience of their own death typically behave like overgrown children. -210481;1353275529;jurov;evidence? -210480;1353275536;thestringpuller;america -210479;1353275554;thestringpuller;i mean murica -210478;1353275599;mircea_popescu;ya, jurov baby this is like "please write a 500 word summary of the history of the world - use examples" -210477;1353275612;Diablo-D3;man -210476;1353275618;Diablo-D3;this is why I dont work on diablominer -210475;1353275623;Diablo-D3;I started doing a small fix -210474;1353275629;Diablo-D3;I ended up writing pretty much all of it -210473;1353275635;mircea_popescu;lol -210472;1353275661;Diablo-D3;mymindisfulloffuck.jpg -210471;1353275695;thestringpuller;50/50 is like the best dramedy I've seen in a decade -210470;1353275857;jurov;whatever. my opinion people were always like overgrown children. but there were strong expectations from around society and one had to conform -210469;1353275864;jurov;now no one gives a fuck -210468;1353275902;kakobrekla;society = people -210467;1353275905;kakobrekla;people = wrong -210466;1353275957;mircea_popescu;jurov one still has to conform. -210465;1353276075;jurov;yes. just that the force is more subtle -210464;1353276086;mircea_popescu;right. -210463;1353276140;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.77867002 = 778.67 BTC [-] -210462;1353276142;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.88032553 = 880.3255 BTC [-] -210461;1353276151;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1000 @ 0.579474 = 579.474 BTC [-] -210460;1353276152;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1000 @ 0.67819874 = 678.1987 BTC [-] -210459;1353276168;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.48333127 = 483.3313 BTC [-] -210458;1353277977;smickles;updated: http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/bitcoin-finance/a-good-month-for-s-dice-shareholders-in-the-making/ -210457;1353278106;mircea_popescu;it lost moar ? -210456;1353278124;smickles;a little, someone was a bit lucky (and bragging about it) -210455;1353278162;smickles;someone selling puts -210454;1353278184;mircea_popescu;i'm having some mango icecream in their honor -210453;1353278522;kakobrekla;fuckin jewtube -210452;1353278531;kakobrekla;been searching for some vid for like half an hour -210451;1353278536;kakobrekla;i know its there. -210450;1353278555;mircea_popescu;video wants to be free -210449;1353278613;kakobrekla;ill give it another 7 minutes -210448;1353279062;smickles;well? -210447;1353279072;kakobrekla;maybe im onto something -210446;1353279076;kakobrekla;lol -210445;1353279086;kakobrekla;aha -210444;1353279097;kakobrekla;yay! -210443;1353279101;kakobrekla;its here -210442;1353279197;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8qOlDSQ_1c&feature=youtu.be&t=3m6s -210441;1353279205;kakobrekla;i was looking for these 6 seconds. -210440;1353279232;kakobrekla;hum -210439;1353279234;kakobrekla;broken link -210438;1353279267;kakobrekla;hm works in chrome but not opera -210437;1353279269;kakobrekla;whatever. -210436;1353280242;smickles;diggity damn, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113708.msg1343619#msg1343619 -210435;1353280268;smickles;harsh shit for usagi trying to get back in the game -210434;1353280297;kakobrekla;i wasnt expecting him to get back under same handle -210433;1353280435;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13eq5g/this_was_a_bit_unexpected_today_i_found_out_that/c73c32n -210432;1353280471;smickles;lol -210431;1353281788;mircea_popescu; i wasnt expecting him to get back under same handle++ -210430;1353281812;mircea_popescu;in other news, http://www.livescience.com/22824-penis-head-fish-discovered.html -210429;1353282398;smickles;well, mircea_popescu i have about 1/10th of it written, so far, not much time devoted to the writing -210428;1353282569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30900 @ 0.00050146 = 15.4951 BTC [+] -210427;1353282643;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.msg1343759#msg1343759 -210426;1353282655;smickles;s2cm news^ -210425;1353283462;jurov;hm, i'm slowly abadoning hope that the glbse passthroughs will ever be resolved -210424;1353283502;jurov;next option for coinbr seems to buy eurorail ticket and make talks about mpex/coinbr everywhere -210423;1353283516;jurov;although i'm horrible in convincing people :/ -210422;1353283530;pigeons;maybe you need a pr girl -210421;1353283540;kakobrekla;hehe -210420;1353283575;mircea_popescu; next option for coinbr seems to buy eurorail ticket and make talks about mpex/coinbr everywher << i like this idea -210419;1353283577;jurov;hehe... don't happen to have gf, and no one will do that for free -210418;1353283598;mircea_popescu;gf ?! i thought you swung the other way. -210417;1353283606;jurov;nor bf -210416;1353283640;mircea_popescu;a couple years ago i made a contest on my blog. people could comment with their address, get a stack of business card sized stickers -210415;1353283655;mircea_popescu;then if they sent pictures with them put up somewhere they'd get some moneyz -210414;1353283665;mircea_popescu;lemme see if i can dig it up -210413;1353283705;jurov;i was trying to be a OVB financial agent some 2yrs ago and i realized i'm really horrible at sales -210412;1353283746;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/3709.html -210411;1353283750;mircea_popescu;that's the thread with ppl posting pics -210410;1353284145;jurov;dunno. i have talked with some of my entrepreneur friends and even got a response like "you look like typical coder, they don't do this... shouldn't you rather find a job?" -210409;1353284154;jurov;asshole -210408;1353284173;jurov;but if that's really an impression i make to ppl... :/ -210407;1353284200;mircea_popescu;what are you trying to do exactly ? -210406;1353284272;jurov;to have some meaningful volume on coinbr -210405;1353284387;mircea_popescu;well that's not exactly something for cold calling is it ? -210404;1353284419;jurov;:D -210403;1353284442;jurov;nor distributing stickers -210402;1353284520;mircea_popescu;well that was for the blog obviously. -210401;1353285127;mircea_popescu;but listen jurov, i think you being or not being a salesman has very little to do with it. -210400;1353285165;mircea_popescu;it's easy to forget what a horrible time for btc finance we're going through. in the past THREE months pirate, hasking, nefario, harnett and a dozen more idiots raped the innocent public quite raw. -210399;1353285184;mircea_popescu;i'd be much surprised if fifty of the few hundred/coupla k glbse "investors" are still in the market today. -210398;1353285219;kakobrekla;im in the market but theres not much to play on really -210397;1353285308;jurov;on the other hand, i raised 65BTC via btcjam already... that's much more coinbr has ever seen -210396;1353285334;mircea_popescu;i wonder how many of those will ever get repaid. -210395;1353285334;jurov;so i guess at least some bitcoins are around -210394;1353285352;kakobrekla;at least 65 of em -210393;1353285358;jurov;haha -210392;1353285405;kakobrekla;well i have a few 100 btc players since we are talking bout it -210391;1353285428;mircea_popescu;jurov may also be a matter of process -210390;1353285434;mircea_popescu;guy lands on your site. what's the landing page ? -210389;1353285485;jurov;"about" text -210388;1353285528;mircea_popescu;make a proper register button -210387;1353285555;mircea_popescu;who were we discussing earlier, bitpay ? -210386;1353285558;mircea_popescu;https://bitpay.com/ look at their page -210385;1353285570;mircea_popescu;slut, bitcoin, coupla words and a large green button -210384;1353285586;kakobrekla;no boobs. -210383;1353285597;mircea_popescu;maybe upper side tops -210382;1353285599;mircea_popescu;no nips -210381;1353285602;jurov;okay, can do. but i suspect something else too. quite a number of peeps registered, but never sent anything -210380;1353285610;mircea_popescu;o ? -210379;1353285617;mircea_popescu;i rarely get that. -210378;1353285635;kakobrekla;well i was expressing that in a sad tone. sorry it didnt come through. -210377;1353285669;temp_kluge;At least, the stupid-wealthy investors appear to be out. I don't think anyone will be offering me 1kBTC without even having terms established for a long while... -210376;1353285685;kakobrekla;lol -210375;1353285692;mircea_popescu;say wut ?! -210374;1353285746;temp_kluge;Or maybe they bought in early and everything after making back the $5k they spent to acquire 10kBTC+ was a gamble for amusement. -210373;1353285779;mircea_popescu;this boggles the mind. do you imagine anyone is giving you money ? why ? -210372;1353285792;temp_kluge;Soon after Pirate defaulted, I was offered 10kBTC "when" he returns it. No promissory note or anything. People were ridiculously trusting during Pirate's reign. -210371;1353285823;mircea_popescu;yes, inexplicably at some point you had credit. -210370;1353285835;mircea_popescu;then again, a bunch of idiots had credit at some point, through the sheer blessing of "being there". -210369;1353285840;temp_kluge;Now, people want to know "what's my money being used for?" "Where's the notarized promissory note?" "Where do you work?" -- you have to actually work for money. :( -210368;1353285876;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla is this a troll ? -210367;1353285888;kakobrekla;lol good question -210366;1353285905;temp_kluge;Naw. -210365;1353285912;kakobrekla;proove it -210364;1353285937;temp_kluge;I've had MPOE-PR on ignore since the second time he/she/it PMd me back in something like May. -210363;1353285939;mircea_popescu;well seeing how the dilemma is troll or idiot, seems hardly worth proving. -210362;1353286200;mircea_popescu;http://www.iwearyourshirt.com/ i wonder if something like this'd be worth doing for bitcoin -210361;1353286417;pigeons;kakobrekla: is there MT4 for linux? -210360;1353286429;kakobrekla;i dont think so -210359;1353286444;kakobrekla;vm is your friend -210358;1353286473;mircea_popescu;but whai! -210357;1353286500;kakobrekla;cause people are stupid. -210356;1353286509;kakobrekla;didnt you see that jewtube link? -210355;1353286598;mircea_popescu;I SAW ALL OF THEM -210354;1353286601;mircea_popescu;except that one! -210353;1353286784;smickles;;;lucky poliboobs.jpg -210352;1353286784;gribble;http://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics/ -210351;1353286799;smickles;mircea_popescu: you've lost the top spot! -210350;1353286818;smickles;... to the miami herald political page? -210349;1353286859;mircea_popescu;aww! -210348;1353286870;mircea_popescu;;;lucky poliboobs -210347;1353286871;gribble;http://politits.blogspot.com/ -210346;1353286875;mircea_popescu;heh -210345;1353286892;mircea_popescu;a, you have to do img search -210344;1353286895;mircea_popescu;not plain search -210343;1353286950;jurov;what are obama, paul and blair doing there? -210342;1353287023;jurov;bin laden, bush, clinton there too.. veritable who's who -210341;1353287040;jurov;thatcher isn't there... suspicion confirmed -210340;1353287144;mircea_popescu;huh ? -210339;1353287179;jurov;nor hillary -210338;1353288129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27290 @ 0.00050198 = 13.699 BTC [+] -210337;1353288170;pigeons;what a tease -210336;1353290048;mircea_popescu;i still can't quite wrap my head around it, was kludge just here whining about how you have to work to get btc now ? -210335;1353290083;pigeons;seemed like it -210334;1353290145;mircea_popescu;teh interwebs be boundless in their bounty. -210333;1353291292;thestringpuller;i will make a fart joke for 1 btc -210332;1353291294;thestringpuller;jk -210331;1353291311;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: would you invest in a film via btc? -210330;1353291413;thestringpuller;take dat as a no ;) -210329;1353291724;mircea_popescu;lol -210328;1353291734;mircea_popescu;i invested in a few films, but never wihtout knowing the producers -210327;1353291738;mircea_popescu;and sampling the stars. -210326;1353291786;thestringpuller;that's so hollywood "sampling the stars" -210325;1353291795;thestringpuller;"I will give you the part for 10 blow jobs" -210324;1353292483;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you should invest in fringe science -210323;1353292515;mircea_popescu;what's that ? -210322;1353292747;thestringpuller;crazy futuristic science -210321;1353292749;thestringpuller;like time travel -210320;1353292757;thestringpuller;or interdimensional travelling -210319;1353293104;mircea_popescu;meh. -210318;1353293181;thestringpuller;science never fails -210317;1353293571;pigeons;or magnets -210316;1353294176;mircea_popescu; "I will give you the part for 10 blow jobs" << that;s really not how it works. -210315;1353294177;smickles;How do they work? -210314;1353294183;smickles;:P -210313;1353294184;mircea_popescu;it's not a count issue. it's a matter of making sure the girl is personable. -210312;1353294228;mircea_popescu;"Other related people (smickles) are behaving quite good, and we had useful discussions over support email." -210311;1353294230;mircea_popescu;the man says. -210310;1353294236;mircea_popescu;did they manage to produce an explanation in the end ? -210309;1353294242;smickles;not yet -210308;1353294252;kakobrekla;urlpls -210307;1353294254;mircea_popescu;why do scammers always behave in this particular manner. -210306;1353294260;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50817.msg1343748#msg1343748 -210305;1353294292;mircea_popescu;o im sorry kakobrekla, were you asking for personable girl url ? -210304;1353294318;kakobrekla;well now that you mentioned it... -210303;1353294352;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135328008984.jpg i would call this personable. -210302;1353294393;kakobrekla;i would not disagree. -210301;1353294435;mircea_popescu;hallo dedis18 -210300;1353294440;smickles;How am I considering that article of clothing a skirt? -210299;1353294468;mircea_popescu;what else is it, a hat ? -210298;1353294479;smickles;Maybe it's just a headband, and she's wearing it wrong -210297;1353294490;mircea_popescu;any belt wider than two inches made of textile material counts as a skirt if around the waist. -210296;1353294511;mircea_popescu;rule #34857-F -210295;1353294844;mircea_popescu;btw smickles, the thing about blogging is that you always suck at first -210294;1353294861;mircea_popescu;but if you manage to stick with it for a few years, writing daily or so, you'll notice impressive improvement. -210293;1353294957;kakobrekla;that last line holds true for most of stuff -210292;1353295020;mircea_popescu;sex ? -210291;1353295035;mircea_popescu;it does hold true for oral and anal, if you're a girl. anal especially. -210290;1353300953;smickles;mircea_popescu: did bitvps stop issuing monthly reports? -210289;1353300962;mircea_popescu;not afaik ? -210288;1353301063;smickles;their website stop at july, the listing on mpex says that they may also be roported on bitcointalk, but i can't find them -210287;1353301090;mircea_popescu;hm -210286;1353301094;mircea_popescu;better ask rg about this -210285;1353301096;mircea_popescu;;;seen rg -210284;1353301097;gribble;rg was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 1 hour, 12 minutes, and 36 seconds ago: wow, i guess you showed us. -210283;1353301102;mircea_popescu;mm -210282;1353301111;mircea_popescu;;;later tell rg mircea_popescu: did bitvps stop issuing monthly reports? -210281;1353301112;gribble;The operation succeeded. -210280;1353301117;smickles;i pm'd him and grubles -210279;1353301180;smickles;the've kept up on dividends tho -210278;1353301240;mircea_popescu;any answer ? -210277;1353301267;smickles;not yet, it's only been a couple of hours or so -210276;1353301323;mircea_popescu;a ok -210275;1353306632;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.08387781 BTC [-] -210274;1353308738;smickles;;;view -210273;1353308738;gribble;#11746 Sat Nov 17 17:08:46 2012 smickles SELL 900.0 Trilema Credits @ 0.1 BTC (None) -210272;1353308742;smickles;^for serious -210271;1353308833;smickles;man, the robots love my blog -210270;1353308854;smickles;they've visited over 200 times in just a couple of days -210269;1353309055;smickles;and when do we have to stop suffering posts like this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126617.msg1344102#msg1344102 -210268;1353309079;smickles;" I'd say we got 2 to 4 months tops to do something about the 21 million bit coin cap" -210267;1353309276;smickles;oh -210266;1353309283;smickles;s/have to/get to/ -210265;1353309358;mircea_popescu;So I've decided to get into mining with a couple of decent laptops -210264;1353309361;mircea_popescu;lol /thread -210263;1353309589;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126630.msg1344347#msg1344347 -210262;1353309591;smickles;mircea_popescu: ^ -210261;1353309593;smickles;damn -210260;1353309641;mircea_popescu;wtf ?! that actually works ? -210259;1353309642;smickles;*disclaimer, i'v not, at all, looked into the authenticity of those claims -210258;1353309660;smickles;wild -210257;1353309667;mircea_popescu;afaik stuff only propagates if it's positive -210256;1353309695;mircea_popescu;"We will never end poverty if we don't tackle climate change. It is one of the single biggest challenges to social justice today," Kim told reporters on a conference call on Friday. -210255;1353309697;mircea_popescu;jesus fuck ? -210254;1353309715;mircea_popescu;who put those fuckwits there. i don't want to end poverty and i piss on social justice omg wtf -210253;1353309715;smickles;well, kim is a dumbass -210252;1353309726;smickles;who is kim? -210251;1353309735;mircea_popescu;some korean i guess -210250;1353309736;smickles;can i short kim? -210249;1353309758;smickles;actually... -210248;1353309759;mircea_popescu;i dunno, but if you shoot kim... -210247;1353309768;smickles;can I pump and dump kim :) -210246;1353309774;mircea_popescu;anyway. kim is the president of the world bank -210245;1353309782;smickles;:o -210244;1353309783;mircea_popescu;which i dunno how the fuck he got -210243;1353309788;mircea_popescu;http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/18/world-bank-climate-change-report_n_2156082.html sauce -210242;1353309795;smickles;I guess i am shorting kim -210241;1353309829;smickles;ya know -210240;1353309839;smickles;there is one surefire way to end poverty -210239;1353309841;mircea_popescu;As the first scientist to head the World Bank, Kim has pointed to "unequivocal" scientific evidence for man-made climate change to urge countries to do more. -210238;1353309841;mircea_popescu;Kim said 97 percent of scientists agree on the reality of climate change. -210237;1353309858;smickles;ignore climate change, bake the planet, kill all humans -210236;1353309863;mircea_popescu;dude, 97% of ppl called "scientist" in the media are monkeys. -210235;1353309873;mircea_popescu;smickles known as the poincarre argument. -210234;1353309903;mircea_popescu;"the end of human suffering can never be a policy goal because the easiest way to achieve it is to just kill everyone" -210233;1353309934;smickles;woah, man, i'm a bit drunk for that right nao -210232;1353309956;Namjies;So I get it the common good interest fews... -210231;1353309956;smickles;call it the skynet argument -210230;1353309976;mircea_popescu;Namjies there is no "common good" other than in the populist discourse. -210229;1353309978;smickles;;;ident Namjies -210228;1353309978;gribble;Nick 'Namjies', with hostmask 'Namjies!~BTC-Minin@modemcable065.181-83-70.mc.videotron.ca', is identified as user Namjies, with GPG key id F2758D83EEEDE453, key fingerprint F12DE6B4E1EF26F5768BE918F2758D83EEEDE453, and bitcoin address 1Namjies9JeJ4ugCzjkAj6dbaWrtjAFKCk -210227;1353309981;mircea_popescu;anyone speaking to the common good is a fraud. -210226;1353309989;smickles;no wai, using your otc name? -210225;1353310017;mircea_popescu;i like the videotron.ca part, he's like a hardcore gamer :D -210224;1353310050;mircea_popescu;smickles : poincarre gets precedence cause of being french, president and 1800s -210223;1353310079;smickles;I saw that when we tried to play monopoly, thought it was bad ass just from the form of it (aesthetics) -210222;1353310094;Namjies;I'm not saying what many you hear ain't bollocks, especially when it comes to "facts" about the environments, people's condition, etc. being easy to check out as false. -210221;1353310144;mircea_popescu;Namjies how about forcing everyone to move to TOXIC mercury-based lighting under the pretext of "helping the environment" -210220;1353310154;mircea_popescu;tho it doesn't help it, it just makes poor countries unable to export lightbulbs -210219;1353310165;mircea_popescu;which were exactly at their technological level, a good stepping stone to development -210218;1353310192;smickles;at least it's cheaper if they last as long as they claim for the end user -210217;1353310204;mircea_popescu;"scientists agree". fuck them, 97% of them have nothing to do with science, they just agree and get funding and agree more and get more funding. -210216;1353310208;smickles;(throw a couple of commas in there will you) -210215;1353310213;mircea_popescu;smickles except they don't last longer. -210214;1353310214;Namjies;Yeah, what I'm saying, not do that if you don't believe it's going to help. -210213;1353310233;mircea_popescu;they last less, and then they create piles of mercury. -210212;1353310235;pigeons;plus the light from those toxic cfl things is awful and depressing -210211;1353310243;pigeons;and yellowish -210210;1353310252;smickles;I can use mercury tho -210209;1353310253;mircea_popescu;im still using fillamets -210208;1353310257;smickles;at least for fun -210207;1353310257;Namjies;I'm talking merely about avoiding of negatively impacting people in general when you can and are aware of it. -210206;1353310259;mircea_popescu;and bought massive stocks -210205;1353310270;mircea_popescu;Namjies ya well, nobody's arguing about that. -210204;1353310285;pigeons;yeah i stocked up on good lightbulbs, i learned my lesson, made a killing on regular flow toliets -210203;1353310288;Namjies;Well [00:21] who put those fuckwits there. i don't want to end poverty and i piss on social justice omg wtf -210202;1353310292;mircea_popescu;pigeons srsly ? -210201;1353310294;smickles;fuckit, screw this planet as hard as we can, we need to get off this rock anyway -210200;1353310299;Namjies;Could be misinterpreted -210199;1353310317;mircea_popescu;Namjies i guess so. but i don't want to hurt them either, i just don't want to end poverty. that's all. -210198;1353310337;mircea_popescu;i am against all action when that action doesn't have a moral and legitimate profit reason. -210197;1353310342;pigeons;mircea_popescu: yes, where i live about 15 years ago they mandated "low flow" toliets that take 2 flushes, and the old ones are selling for several hundred dollar premiums and i've sold out -210196;1353310349;Namjies;not the fuckwits, they might well be. Both side tend to exaggerate and pull statistics out of nowhere. -210195;1353310353;mircea_popescu;pigeons heh. sounds like ny. -210194;1353310354;smickles;fear of poverty must motivate some good that wouldn't have otherwise arisin -210193;1353310367;pigeons;north carolina -210192;1353310373;smickles;fuck NC -210191;1353310383;smickles;it was a bad place to live -210190;1353310389;mircea_popescu;pretty much the only thing i like about romania is that none of this shit took any hold (yet) -210189;1353310412;mircea_popescu;there's a ban on fillament lightbulbs ? they're sold in the stores. fuck you, eu. -210188;1353310420;mircea_popescu;there was a ban on exporting gas to serbia ? -210187;1353310429;mircea_popescu;everyone was doing daily trips there to sell gas. -210186;1353310436;smickles;that's ballzy -210185;1353310442;mircea_popescu;not rly. -210184;1353310451;pigeons;yeah in usa regular lightbulbs can't be sold starting some date in the future, i dont know if thats changed or what -210183;1353310465;Namjies;there's a ban on fillament lightbulbs in Europe? -210182;1353310468;smickles;mircea_popescu: natural gas? -210181;1353310470;mircea_popescu;yeah. -210180;1353310477;mircea_popescu;smickles no, gasoline. car fuel. -210179;1353310483;smickles;oh, nvm then -210178;1353310498;mircea_popescu;funny enough tho, diesel was at a premium (cause of tanks) -210177;1353310502;mircea_popescu;but most people moved gas. -210176;1353310507;Namjies;Odd... -210175;1353310553;mircea_popescu;The first types to go are non-clear (frosted) bulbs, which are off the market since September 2009. Also from September 2009 clear bulbs over 100W were made of more efficient types. This limit was moved down to lower wattages, and the efficiency levels raised by the end of 2012 -210174;1353310566;pigeons;you mean when there is market intervention there are consequences and unintented consequences? -210173;1353310569;mircea_popescu;i am currently basking in the light of two 200W clear fillament lightbulbs -210172;1353310645;mircea_popescu;and actually, inspired by this discussion i think ima buy a few more tomorrow. -210171;1353310653;Namjies;Well I don't particularly like fillament lightbulbs but heck, I don't see a problem with them. -210170;1353310670;pigeons;bitbulb.com, coming soon to mpex -210169;1353310673;mircea_popescu;lol -210168;1353310692;mircea_popescu;these nitwits. -210167;1353310712;mircea_popescu;every time the girl blasts some dubious operation to hell there's a string of bs "attacks" on polimedia -210166;1353310725;mircea_popescu;like, automated acunetix or w/e it's called that thing -210165;1353310730;mircea_popescu;./././././././././. etc -210164;1353310750;mircea_popescu;can't the script kiddies just get together, compare notes and engage in bro-love instead ? -210163;1353310786;pigeons;yeah i'm sure the same scan will be looking for cold fusion and asp as well -210162;1353310794;mircea_popescu;it is. and for windows ini -210161;1353310802;pigeons;so subtle -210160;1353310803;mod6;lol cfm ftw -210159;1353310806;mircea_popescu;and patently retarded shit like cat passwd -210158;1353310872;mircea_popescu;5.39.68.159 - - [18/Nov/2012:15:42:40 -0500] "GET -210157;1353310879;mircea_popescu;/fain/comercial/..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2f..%2fetc%2fpasswd -210156;1353310885;mircea_popescu;he literally has a literal etc in there. -210155;1353310919;mod6;clearly a bromosexual -210154;1353310959;Namjies;You want misfits that have found no better way to spend their lonely time than looking to damage web properties to SOCIALIZE and SHARE thing? -210153;1353310977;mircea_popescu;Namjies i bet you it's butthurt forum people who figure in their own mind they know shit. -210152;1353310981;mircea_popescu;AND WILL PROVE IT TO ME -210151;1353311004;mircea_popescu;the only irritating part is that after they fail they don't consequently get assraped by a velociraptor. -210150;1353311013;mircea_popescu;this lack of dire consequences for failure is getting on my nerves. -210149;1353311037;Namjies;No, but seriously, they have to share, or they wouldn't have got their hands on their scripts in the first place. -210148;1353311052;mircea_popescu;well then can't they share that the stuff dun work ? -210147;1353311073;pigeons;no that isnt important to them, they just add the failures to things to try -210146;1353311078;mircea_popescu;typical 16yo dickery, except 20 years ago they were telling stories about the women they fucked. -210145;1353311083;Namjies;It apparently works sometimes. -210144;1353311097;Namjies;Just not so well when you want to attack a specific server. -210143;1353311104;pigeons;nope. worked sometimes 10 years ago -210142;1353311106;mircea_popescu;pigeons i want the old west back. you pull your gun and miss ? you'll be missed. -210141;1353311140;mircea_popescu;he's right Namjies, i did a piece on it a few days ago. people were trying stuff literally patched in the 2005 edition of asp.net -210140;1353311145;mircea_popescu;against a linux machine. -210139;1353311198;pigeons;it comes about from not having to have any discretion i think. "oh i'm using some wndows botnet, who cares if i lose it". also oh i'll run a tool from someone cared so little about they made it public, and is used for people who don't care about stealth they are using it on their own servers -210138;1353311230;mircea_popescu;well ya, and that lack of discretion isn't born out of the complete lack of dire consequences for failure ? -210137;1353311247;mircea_popescu;we live in a spam culture. -210136;1353311256;pigeons;yeah -210135;1353311315;mircea_popescu;once kids realise that the worst that can happen if they say something stupid is nothing at all they can never stop yammering. -210134;1353311316;Namjies;If you scan at large for machines to hack, I'm sure some guy with a single website on a small machine has not updated since then... -210133;1353311337;mircea_popescu;Namjies im pretty sure these are directional. -210132;1353311353;mircea_popescu;i can tell by a few pixels and also the very particular time distribution -210131;1353311353;pigeons;also they scan for shit from 2001 -210130;1353311386;Namjies;Yeah, well as I said, those scripts don't work so well when you want to attack a specific server. -210129;1353311411;mod6;Attack Mode: Weaksauce -210128;1353311461;Namjies;But you know there's a few businesses out there that update their software every 20 years or so. An that's almost not an hyperbole. -210127;1353311477;mircea_popescu;http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/07/14/article-0-140E5A33000005DC-550_964x984.jpg -210126;1353311493;mircea_popescu;quick quizz : what profession did Delphaline, aged 17 in the pic go into ? -210125;1353311500;mircea_popescu;a. world bank president -210124;1353311511;mircea_popescu;b. oil field worker -210123;1353311517;mircea_popescu;c. las vegas. -210122;1353311538;mod6;It blows my mind that any machine that exists on public IP space currently, and is in a legacy OS setup wouldn't already be compromised. -210121;1353311591;mircea_popescu;mod6 i have one that runs sarge. -210120;1353311595;mircea_popescu;why'd it be compromised ? -210119;1353311640;dub;a lot of it will be old bots cut off from the c&c but still scanning -210118;1353311679;mircea_popescu;who pays the power bill? -210117;1353311765;dub;why wouldnt the bill be paid? server is still sitting there doing its job, its just doing another job too -210116;1353311782;dub;lost count of how many times I've heard 'we got a security expert in to fix it' -210115;1353311799;dub;who either did nothign at all or patched the hole but left the infection -210114;1353311799;mircea_popescu;that may be it yeah. -210113;1353311826;mircea_popescu;reminds me of the fallout2 intro. -210112;1353311834;Namjies;eheh, old bots, forgotten by their hacker and still in use by the business. That little unkown process just sending odd requests outside. -210111;1353311834;mircea_popescu;their souls, mingled into the background radiation... -210110;1353311836;mod6;haha crap. my laptop batter died -- shutting downmy box ... -210109;1353311839;mod6;one sec. -210108;1353311843;Namjies;Fallout 2! -210107;1353311843;dub;I had a box get botted many moons ago via ssh bf and a retarded user -210106;1353311861;dub;imbarassingly I only noticed because I had too many connections to undernet suddenly -210105;1353311872;mircea_popescu;lol -210104;1353311879;mircea_popescu;the soul of discretion. -210103;1353311886;Namjies;I have to play that game again. -210102;1353311897;dub;tracked it to some romanians -210101;1353311897;mod6;oh anyway, just saying how there are so many random attacks from bots etc. many winders machines get pwned if not updated on the regular -210100;1353311898;mircea_popescu;Namjies fallout 1/2 rocked. pity they fucked the franchise later. -210099;1353311902;mircea_popescu;dub shocking. -210098;1353311912;dub;i know -210097;1353311934;Namjies;I had some fun with the Fallout Tactics one but really not the same thing. -210096;1353311939;mircea_popescu;not at all. -210095;1353311944;mircea_popescu;was more like a civ -210094;1353311958;mircea_popescu;you ever played the xcom thing ? was before fallout -210093;1353311964;mircea_popescu;shooting alien invaders. -210092;1353311984;Namjies;Nope -210091;1353312007;mod6;bbs -210090;1353312015;mircea_popescu;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFO:_Enemy_Unknown -210089;1353312025;mircea_popescu;was back in the early 90s sometime -210088;1353312034;dub;xcom: enemy unknown, yeah they've jsut done a new one -210087;1353312042;dub;one of the best games ever -210086;1353312117;mircea_popescu;i didn't much like the 2 -210085;1353312121;mircea_popescu;and stopped trying after that. -210084;1353312183;Namjies;Early 90s? I mostly know of NES games -210083;1353330258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21417 @ 0.00050215 = 10.7545 BTC [+] -210082;1353330259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6478 @ 0.00050218 = 3.2531 BTC [+] -210081;1353331635;mircea_popescu;Kongzi beta-8 is over 10,000 SLOC. Not LOC, SLOC. -210080;1353331644;mircea_popescu;who the hell is proud of having written MANY lines of code ? -210079;1353331665;mircea_popescu;if someone told me gcc is eighteen lines i'd be impressed. eighty million... sounds like windoze. -210078;1353332344;Diablo-D3;10k? thats not much -210077;1353332371;Diablo-D3;dm is like 2k -210076;1353334316;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdR_fHr_6Eg -210075;1353334491;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: when did this clown started to code? -210074;1353334526;EskimoBob;he has serious problems adding 2 numbers or getting a simple function right in spreadsheets -210073;1353334564;EskimoBob;now he is coding a world best web site? SolidCoin was almost as delusional as this guy -210072;1353335054;pigeons;http://www.cryptoxchange.com/blog/21/crypto-x-change-suspending-trading-and-returning-client-funds -210071;1353335753;jurov;great. i s'pose intersango is next. -210070;1353335920;kakobrekla;hm -210069;1353335930;kakobrekla;cryptostocks will live on or no then -210068;1353336266;jurov;cryptostocks seem to be linked to vircurex, not to cryptoxchange -210067;1353336451;EskimoBob;and here we go again. another exchange bites the dust. At least people do not get glbsed -210066;1353336484;jurov;that remains to be seen -210065;1353336520;EskimoBob;correct -210064;1353336559;EskimoBob;"we will be...." and everyone gets fucked -210063;1353336699;jurov;coincidence? http://www.northlandbitcoins.com/ -210062;1353337169;jurov;hi usagi -210061;1353337191;jurov;dn't you plan to release these 10k of SLOC (not LOC) open source? -210060;1353337276;jurov;just i am, cause i'm very curious, how such deadly serious business is coded -210059;1353337335;jurov;there must be some very enterprise-y techniques involved there -210058;1353337415;jurov;i'd ask average american -210057;1353337452;kakobrekla;;;getrating kakobrekla -210056;1353337452;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User kakobrekla, rated since Fri May 13 15:50:53 2011. Cumulative rating 85, from 49 total ratings. Received ratings: 49 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 50 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=kakobrekla -210055;1353337472;jurov;you mean you have a generator of noncorrect answers? -210054;1353337542;pigeons;usagi what is the difference between LOC and SLOC? -210053;1353337589;pigeons;do you have a lot of comments usagi? -210052;1353337619;EskimoBob;LOL, I guess this guy has no idea wtf "process management" is and how to use it -210051;1353337625;jurov;dunno, this needs some clarification " you know that all the answers which are wrong are false" -210050;1353337657;pigeons;jurov: have you never read sherlock holmes man? -210049;1353337669;jurov;you mean the computer can evaluate truthfulness of sentences? -210048;1353337679;pigeons;i am sure the Schenectady Light Opera Company is thrilled you donated 10k btc -210047;1353337792;jurov;and you did it alone over a weekend, I s'pose? -210046;1353337997;jurov;this? http://renli.wordpress.com/kongzi/ -210045;1353338079;pigeons;if the professional coders duplicated it with half as many SLOC would it cost half as much? -210044;1353338088;EskimoBob;lol -210043;1353338118;pigeons;will you hire me for a per line project? -210042;1353338150;EskimoBob;using modern tools and actual experience and knowledge of programming, it can be done for 1/10 or less -210041;1353338164;EskimoBob;" a per line project" LOL, sure. -210040;1353338255;pigeons;ok, hire me for the most expensive language -210039;1353338303;pigeons;let's do the same thing but with a different language. Let's try chinese or something -210038;1353338441;pigeons;oh ok, let's do one that teaches woodworking then -210037;1353338442;EskimoBob;did you really teach English? -210036;1353338442;pigeons;how much would you sell your $300,000 program for? -210035;1353338479;EskimoBob;first grade or second grade? -210034;1353338528;pigeons;do those count as SLOC? -210033;1353338592;pigeons;i've worked on some big projects, but my part was quite small -210032;1353338661;pigeons;You should add "in the cloud" to your site. It will be cooler. Learn japanese in the cloud -210031;1353338711;EskimoBob;you had 6 -210030;1353338719;EskimoBob;world wide clients -210029;1353338723;EskimoBob;users -210028;1353338725;EskimoBob;what ever -210027;1353338776;EskimoBob;6 members worldwide? yes it is -210026;1353338793;pigeons;that's great. are they paying? -210025;1353338856;EskimoBob;but you hardly speak it yourself -210024;1353338868;pigeons;that's the beauty of this system Bob -210023;1353338877;EskimoBob;how can you teach something you have no knowledge? -210022;1353338892;pigeons;you just tell it what is false, and the computer figures out the rest -210021;1353338905;EskimoBob;OO that's cool -210020;1353338997;pigeons;usagi: can we use the program to teach karate? -210019;1353339017;EskimoBob;like you did in 2003? https://www.google.com/search?q=usagi+%22Oliver+Richman%22 -210018;1353339046;pigeons;bob i am much more subtle -210017;1353339076;EskimoBob;is Serena better? -210016;1353339082;EskimoBob;or is it Appledog? -210015;1353339117;EskimoBob;same shit over again https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/rec.martial-arts/ly5cmb5i8bc/aBX3EztwQ4YJ -210014;1353339119;pigeons;usagi what is your first name by the way? Mine is Dan -210013;1353339155;EskimoBob;usagi: you are right. I am really bad troll. I am actually not even worth the "troll" name -210012;1353339185;EskimoBob;usagi: no i do not but I can probably shoot you down from 400 meters :) -210011;1353339195;EskimoBob;or 1 m, if you like -210010;1353339204;pigeons;wait i thought you weren't oliver? -210009;1353339212;EskimoBob;or just kick your ass with one hand -210008;1353339238;EskimoBob;i did my study of tao with Mr Norris -210007;1353339295;pigeons;so you post to r.m-a, and people write songs about you, but you aren't the oliver who posts there and people write songs about? which one are you? -210006;1353339310;EskimoBob;I am a coder. I am writing a fkn cms from 2001, based on 80's code - fkn fabulous, It will be the best karate teaching page on the world -210005;1353339376;Diablo-D3;>80s code -210004;1353339380;Diablo-D3;cobol or fortran? -210003;1353339427;Diablo-D3;is it bigger or smaller than a breadbox? -210002;1353339430;EskimoBob;who knows memvola? -210001;1353339440;pigeons;i met her once or twice -210000;1353339443;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: big like a fkn house -209999;1353339451;EskimoBob;her? -209998;1353339467;EskimoBob;i hope not usagi -209997;1353339480;Diablo-D3;wait, why would anyone name themselves memvola? -209996;1353339485;EskimoBob;it is better with out wankers like you ;) -209995;1353339499;Diablo-D3;thats the esperanto word for willing -209994;1353339532;EskimoBob;usagi: we all know that by now. -209993;1353339546;EskimoBob;and you have been kicked out from multiple forums -209992;1353339565;Diablo-D3;real life. -209991;1353339583;Diablo-D3;since 2001? lol -209990;1353339588;Diablo-D3;Ive been Diablo-D3 since 1991. -209989;1353339597;Diablo-D3;I AM OLDER THAN THE INTERTUBES ITSELF -209988;1353339616;Diablo-D3;BOW BEFORE MY MIGHT! -209987;1353339876;pigeons;usagi: were you born female? -209986;1353341029;Diablo-D3;ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: Persecution Complex -209985;1353341073;Diablo-D3;pigeons: usagi wasnt born female, you know how I know? -209984;1353341081;Diablo-D3;no female can resist my manlyness. -209983;1353341227;EskimoBob;wtf are you blabbering usagi, you promised to leave and do what ever you do when you are not trolling bitcoin community -209982;1353342053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24800 @ 0.00050218 = 12.4541 BTC [+] -209981;1353343301;mircea_popescu; now he is coding a world best web site? << maybe he's pasting stuff from the interwebs -209980;1353343407;mircea_popescu; will you hire me for a per line project? << yes. five cents :D -209979;1353343429;kakobrekla;comments included? -209978;1353343460;PsychoticBoy;OMG the saga continues -209977;1353343484;Diablo-D3;5 cents? -209976;1353343485;Diablo-D3;jesus -209975;1353343498;Diablo-D3;wait, what sort of line? java line or perl line? -209974;1353343509;kakobrekla;im counting on comments. -209973;1353343803;kakobrekla;oh great even blank lines count. -209972;1353343930;Diablo-D3;SLOC meansno comments or blank lines -209971;1353343942;Diablo-D3;doesnt mean I cant use abusively weird formatting though -209970;1353343947;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121622.msg1344982#msg1344982 -209969;1353343950;mircea_popescu;kinda related. -209968;1353343981;kakobrekla;hrm -209967;1353343982;kakobrekla;>but the most common definition of physical SLOC is a count of lines in the text of the program's source code including comment lines. Blank lines are also included unless the lines of code in a section consists of more than 25% blank lines. In this case blank lines in excess of 25% are not counted toward lines of code. -209966;1353344006;Diablo-D3;well -209965;1353344012;Diablo-D3;the real sloc method is just using sloccount -209964;1353344016;pigeons;anyway it would cost professionals $300K to write that many SLOC! -209963;1353344018;mircea_popescu;ffs srsly, who came up with bragging about this ? the only time sloc/loc is relevant is if you're trying to determine how much old pos code will cost to maintain -209962;1353344021;Diablo-D3;never try to do it by hand -209961;1353344024;mircea_popescu;they're a liability not something to be proud of -209960;1353344026;Diablo-D3;pigeons: how many? -209959;1353344037;pigeons;Diablo-D3: usagi said $300K -209958;1353344042;Diablo-D3;no how many sloc -209957;1353344048;kakobrekla;i dont give a fuck im just trying to get payed for excessive commenting. -209956;1353344052;pigeons;10000 SLC -209955;1353344053;mircea_popescu;paid. -209954;1353344055;Diablo-D3;10k? wtf. -209953;1353344057;kakobrekla;paid -209952;1353344061;Diablo-D3;I've done 10k in a fucking weekend -209951;1353344069;Diablo-D3;people need to learn how the fuck software development works -209950;1353344093;Diablo-D3;no, thats just you mircea_popescu -209949;1353344111;mircea_popescu;tbh, i prefer the thigh and i don't think i've done fifty lines yet. -209948;1353348413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7022 @ 0.00050218 = 3.5263 BTC [+] -209947;1353348415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13628 @ 0.00050219 = 6.8438 BTC [+] -209946;1353349508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30066 @ 0.00050219 = 15.0988 BTC [+] -209945;1353349790;jurov;hahahaha -209944;1353351508;temp_kluge;Could someone remind me what the gribble command is to do lastseen? I thought it was ;;lastseen username -209943;1353351566;kakobrekla;;;seen gribble -209942;1353351566;gribble;I have not seen gribble. -209941;1353351625;temp_kluge;Thank you -209940;1353351667;temp_kluge;Oh. guruvan hasn't been around in a long while. -209939;1353351709;temp_kluge;Someone bored and wanna see if they can ssh into 199.27.134.223? -209938;1353351917;jurov;i can't -209937;1353351923;jurov;at leas not port 22 -209936;1353351969;temp_kluge;That's the port # I tried. -209935;1353351986;temp_kluge;But I didn't know if it was my mobile tether of 44kbps fucking up or not. :) -209934;1353352066;temp_kluge;Anyway - that's the address which came up for GLBSE. Maybe Nefario is really worried about the legality of releasing asset info. -209933;1353352114;jurov;what does it have with ssh? -209932;1353352161;temp_kluge;Idunno. Futzing around, wondering if Nefario may've left everything wide open to evade liability. -209931;1353360948;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121622.msg1345365#msg1345365 -209930;1353360951;mircea_popescu;the forum delivers. -209929;1353361430;Namjies;Hey, if it was Mad Max, would sound fine, but it's a *MAD* Mad Max -209928;1353361445;Namjies;Proof: He wants to accept Paypal for a bitcoin casino?!? -209927;1353361527;mircea_popescu;the funny thing is, -209926;1353361541;mircea_popescu;he's all pretentious and talks shit to mpoe-pr ?! -209925;1353362005;mod6;lol first bitcoin casino on the internet my ass -209924;1353362015;mircea_popescu;nono you don't understand -209923;1353362022;mircea_popescu;unique snowflake mode ENGAGE -209922;1353362042;mod6;haha -209921;1353362226;mircea_popescu;btw mod6 there's something i wanted to talk to you about. we could like, make this site right ? except not really a site, more like some servers -209920;1353362230;mod6;and yeah, .onion bitcoin casinos were pretty awesome in mid-2011, at least playable anyway. -209919;1353362232;mircea_popescu;and then people could connect to them and chat. -209918;1353362238;mircea_popescu;it would be the first chat system on the internet -209917;1353362250;mod6;not just text either, and then seals with clubs -209916;1353362259;mod6;thats regular intarweb tho -209915;1353362286;mod6;oh. -209914;1353362318;mod6;right on. -209913;1353362333;mod6;i used to run a silc server back in the day. -209912;1353362351;mod6;we all liked it a lot -- its all encrypted by default, etc -209911;1353362384;mod6;could be an interesting multi-node network or something that could be apart from openprojects -209910;1353362387;mod6;err freenode -209909;1353362387;mircea_popescu;wasn't the encryption weak tho ? -209908;1353362393;mircea_popescu;in silc i mean -209907;1353362418;mod6;im not sure it was weak -- per-se...i remember it being based on asymmetric algos -209906;1353362446;mircea_popescu;i have but vague recollections. -209905;1353362447;mod6;i'd have to look quick --- haven't looked at it in some time... there might be something better if that's kinda what you were gettin at. -209904;1353362478;mircea_popescu;The SILC implementation of its own spec is poor in that it is vulnerable to weak authentication which undermines any strong encryption it might have. For example, it is impossible to differentiate between two users whose keys you have verified before. If you verify these two user’s keys, and one of those users decides to impersonate the other one, SILC will happily continue without even mentioning this appalling situ -209903;1353362478;mircea_popescu;ation. -209902;1353362480;mircea_popescu;ya right i was. -209901;1353362501;mircea_popescu;https://we.riseup.net/riseup+tech/problems-with-silc -209900;1353362553;mod6;ahhh -209899;1353362603;mircea_popescu;i never used it, but i recall vaguely it was because tech gave it a neg report. this was years ago -209898;1353362610;mod6;yeah, i guess I was using it like prior to 2004 -209897;1353362638;mircea_popescu;funny how ancient that is huh. -209896;1353362639;mod6;anyway, there are other ways if that's the overall goal though -209895;1353362649;mircea_popescu;im relatively happy with otr tbh. -209894;1353362657;mod6;hhaha, ikr! like 100,000,000 internet years -209893;1353362676;mircea_popescu;not that i need that much secrecy anyway. da fuck are they gonna expose, my private flirting with internet womenz ? -209892;1353362714;mod6;haha. i thought perhaps some of the auth stuff could be built into a sortof OTC login model we're doing with gribble... -209891;1353362752;mod6;i dunno, just a thought of a different way to get everyone auth'd on the same host with their keys without having to rely on a bot or 3rd party app -209890;1353362803;mod6;food for thought i guess. right now though, it works pretty krad. :] -209889;1353362879;mircea_popescu;im kinda curious how wot2.0 will be so -209888;1353362956;mod6;yeah, that'll be awesome -209887;1353362967;mod6;be back in a min here... -209886;1353363211;pigeons;mircea_popescu: any word from harnett's employers -209885;1353363251;mircea_popescu;not so far actually. -209884;1353363266;mircea_popescu;which seems kinda odd. but hey, give them a week or w/e -209883;1353363360;mircea_popescu;in other news, both cryptoexchange and intersangro are closing, pretty soon we'll be exchangeless at this rate. -209882;1353363644;Namjies;mircea, somehow, when trying to do a MKOPT, it returns "You need at least 0.00000000 BTC to cover these." -209881;1353363645;mircea_popescu;Also, fair warning - next week I'll be travelling to Macau, the gambling capital of Asia, to present at a gaming conference. I'll be showing SatoshiDICE to many people, including gambling entrepreneurs and business men. -209880;1353363645;mircea_popescu;It is possible that certain business deals could happen as a result of this trip. If you were considering buying shares of S.DICE, you may want to do it quickly. Who knows what a rich Macau gambling magnate might think of a system which allows wagering in any amount, from anywhere in the world, anonymously... -209879;1353363648;mircea_popescu;says evoorhees -209878;1353363666;mircea_popescu;Namjies that's odd... -209877;1353363690;Namjies;Aye, thanks -209876;1353363785;mircea_popescu;Namjies : retry. -209875;1353363798;mircea_popescu;(desync with trade db) -209874;1353363865;Namjies;odd... tells me I need much more than expected -209873;1353363888;Namjies;isn't put option strike/spot? -209872;1353363912;Namjies;and fee 2%? -209871;1353363953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36000 @ 0.00050221 = 18.0796 BTC [-] -209870;1353363954;mircea_popescu;no, it's not / spot. it's / some risk adjusted value -209869;1353363955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5222 @ 0.00050225 = 2.6227 BTC [+] -209868;1353363956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6499 @ 0.00050229 = 3.2644 BTC [+] -209867;1353363956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8629 @ 0.00050232 = 4.3345 BTC [+] -209866;1353363958;mircea_popescu;close to the average tho. -209865;1353363980;mircea_popescu;so it shouldnt be MUCH more than you expect. maybe a little more -209864;1353364034;Namjies;gives me 10% extra (excluding 2% fee) -209863;1353364084;Namjies;looks pretty high a fee -209862;1353364181;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/the-ponzi-of-wikipedia-and-bitcoin/ -209861;1353364188;smickles;for your reading pleasure :D -209860;1353364218;smickles;mircea_popescu: You're going to be the guy presenting sdice to Macau? -209859;1353364232;mircea_popescu;nope ? -209858;1353364248;mircea_popescu;i'm too old to be going for these tricks, getting arrested in macau and whatnot. -209857;1353364255;smickles;oh, you were quoting someone then -209856;1353364267;mircea_popescu;Namjies it wouldn't be a fee tho, the fee is 2%. the collateral oyu get back. -209855;1353364274;mircea_popescu;smickles evoorhees -209854;1353364283;smickles;that make sense -209853;1353364283;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1345687#msg1345687 -209852;1353364300;Namjies;eh, sorry, extra collateral -209851;1353364433;Diablo-D3;well -209850;1353364437;Diablo-D3;it took me two days -209849;1353364457;Diablo-D3;but Ive rewritten half of diablominer and modularized the internals -209848;1353364469;mircea_popescu;Namjies prolly best idea is to do very small bits first, get a good feel of how it works. -209847;1353364486;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126616.msg1344098#msg1344098 umm. -209846;1353364494;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130N] 214 @ 0.25593421 = 54.7699 BTC [-] -209845;1353364504;mircea_popescu;I can't stop with the satoshidice. That game is evil. I really thought I was going to hit "big" one day. Every time I would hit big, the standard would raise until I lost control. Big became bigger. I was paying every loan off quickly and was satisfied with the profits + 10 to 20btc. -209844;1353364552;Namjies;I understand how it works... -209843;1353364565;Namjies;I wasn't aware the collateral was adjusted -209842;1353364582;Namjies;By such a big margin -209841;1353364621;pigeons;beta options at weexchange.co are also 10% -209840;1353364641;Namjies;lol... I had funds loaned to Lurk on BTCJam multiple times -209839;1353364659;Namjies;I had them all repaid however -209838;1353364665;mircea_popescu;btcjam debt = 92.25btc -209837;1353364672;mircea_popescu;there kakobrekla, that's 100 btc that won't be repaid. -209836;1353364693;mircea_popescu;pigeons o, they're doing options ? -209835;1353364699;pigeons;mircea_popescu: yes -209834;1353364701;mircea_popescu;cool. -209833;1353364710;pigeons;just started, still testing -209832;1353364732;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu not my money. -209831;1353364732;mircea_popescu;all i see is a login page. but anyway. -209830;1353364816;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla was re Nov 19 00:35:52 at least 65 of em -209829;1353364817;Namjies;Well, at least he's honest about it. -209828;1353364833;mircea_popescu;Namjies that's a point. -209827;1353364855;mircea_popescu;he's not even so bad in the hole, coupla hundred btc big deal. he can make that in a month. -209826;1353364877;Namjies;If he had a job. He's unemployed apparently -209825;1353364919;mircea_popescu;Total Transactions 12445 -209824;1353364919;mircea_popescu;Total Received 16161.82241607 BTC -209823;1353364919;mircea_popescu;Total Sent 16161.82093528 BTC -209822;1353364922;mircea_popescu;holy fucking cow -209821;1353364927;mircea_popescu;he's under by like... 1% ? -209820;1353364929;mircea_popescu;that's nothing. -209819;1353365031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4860 @ 0.00339922 = 16.5202 BTC [-] -209818;1353365043;pigeons;your pumping is working -209817;1353365055;mircea_popescu;hahaha cool. -209816;1353365079;mircea_popescu;(i was pumping ?) -209815;1353365099;pigeons;;) -209814;1353365118;Namjies;Great. Sold a few options -209813;1353365134;Namjies;There's nice PUT bids right now -209812;1353365138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8500 @ 0.00339922 = 28.8934 BTC [-] -209811;1353365191;Namjies;Many 5-15% margin on PUTs for next month -209810;1353365204;Namjies;With the reward halving coming up -209809;1353365212;mircea_popescu;you figure price drops in dec ? -209808;1353365232;Namjies;No, raise. -209807;1353365244;Namjies;Or keep stable at least -209806;1353365261;mircea_popescu;o, selling puts. yeah. -209805;1353365305;Namjies;There's thousands of bids for puts with 0.05 - 0.15 BTC over their current execution value -209804;1353365357;Namjies;A good net against a price drop and if price stay stable or raises with reward halving, the margin could increase. -209803;1353365358;mircea_popescu;next month ? sure. -209802;1353365406;Namjies;Well honestly, I'd always feel much safer going with selling PUTs for over their execution price -209801;1353365449;Namjies;price sometimes drop but eh -209800;1353365508;mircea_popescu;selling puts is a pretty reasonable way to protect yourself if you have $ and want btc. -209799;1353365519;mircea_popescu;(if the price drops you lose on the puts but can buy the btc cheaper. if not you make btc) -209798;1353365546;Namjies;Aye -209797;1353365577;mircea_popescu;which actually i guess is a position many people are in. -209796;1353365681;Namjies;I don't see why those PUT bids stay around for so long -209795;1353365824;Namjies;On another note, apparently, bASIC is shipping... -209794;1353365864;mircea_popescu;"An estimated 84 percent of coinstar users are women". Not going to comment on this one. -209793;1353365880;mircea_popescu;what do you mean stay around ? -209792;1353365916;Namjies;That people don't sell into them. I barely see any volume. -209791;1353366093;mircea_popescu;Nov 18 22:02:22 [MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.88032553 = 880.3255 BTC [-] -209790;1353366095;mircea_popescu;sorta thing -209789;1353366200;Namjies;Yeah, there's a few -209788;1353366210;Namjies;But not much compared to all the bids available -209787;1353366219;Namjies;especially for the ones expiring next month -209786;1353366230;Namjies;which have higher margins -209785;1353366281;mircea_popescu;well i don't much expect the bot getting sold out -209784;1353366294;mircea_popescu;in fact the situation this month where calls got wiped is singular, never happened before. -209783;1353366470;Namjies;smickles -209782;1353366494;Namjies;About qualifying Bitcoin as a ponzi because it advantages early adopters. -209781;1353366649;mircea_popescu;lol. fucking hell, when you'rte born people already have dollars -209780;1353366653;mircea_popescu;then you have to work to get them' -209779;1353366655;mircea_popescu;PONZI -209778;1353366688;Namjies;Has anyone brought the stocks arguments yet? With example such as the $10000 Microsoft stake bought at IPO example? -209777;1353366713;mircea_popescu;i don't think many people give two shits about wikipedia -209776;1353366810;Namjies;But in any case, the article says Bitcoin has been accused of being a ponzi... not that it meets the definition of a ponzi. -209775;1353366818;Namjies;Which is, technically, very true. -209774;1353366840;mircea_popescu;well by this measure Bush was accused of being a reptillian -209773;1353366864;Namjies;I don't see any problem with that saying. -209772;1353366951;Namjies;You can say something is anything, and then go around saying that something has been accused of that anything. -209771;1353366986;Namjies;The accusation is a fact. If what you're accused of is true is not a fact. -209770;1353367035;mircea_popescu;ya well not all this spam is worth the mention i'd think. -209769;1353367268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17171 @ 0.00050232 = 8.6253 BTC [+] -209768;1353367270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8674 @ 0.0005024 = 4.3578 BTC [+] -209767;1353368298;pigeons;lol at people telling the compulsive gambler he should try willpower and what he needs to do is "just say no" -209766;1353368402;smickles;jeebus, connection issues -209765;1353368610;smickles;Namjies: yes -209764;1353368629;smickles;^ re: < Namjies> Has anyone brought the stocks arguments yet? With example such as the $10000 Microsoft stake bought at IPO example? -209763;1353369114;mircea_popescu;pigeons he can do anything! -209762;1353369136;smickles;< pigeons> your pumping is working << naw, if anyone one it was me :P -209761;1353369165;mircea_popescu;you were pumpin ? -209760;1353369175;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126703.msg1345683#msg1345683 -209759;1353369181;mircea_popescu;fucking scammer heaven -209758;1353369186;smickles;eh, not really, but remember i pointed out teh 1% gain possible -209757;1353369192;smickles;at dividends -209756;1353369692;thestringpuller;i'm gong to make a bitcoin money laundering service called bitlaundry -209755;1353369707;thestringpuller;"it all comes out in the wash" will be our motto -209754;1353369785;mircea_popescu;there;'s a ton of those already. -209753;1353369795;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is there any point in buying options if there isn't a big swing -209752;1353369806;thestringpuller;for instance if you buy puts as insurance to doing business with btc -209751;1353369815;mircea_popescu;if you buy options you implicitly bet on a move. -209750;1353369822;mircea_popescu;if you sell options you implicitly bet on calm -209749;1353369878;thestringpuller;so if you're selling some product Y for bitcoins, and you expect the price to drop, you buy puts -209748;1353369896;thestringpuller;so what if you expect the price to not move much you sell an option? -209747;1353369921;thestringpuller;did I understand you correctly? -209746;1353369970;mircea_popescu;if you expect the price to go up significantly, you buy a call. -209745;1353369975;mircea_popescu;if you expect the price to go down significantly, you buy a put. -209744;1353369984;mircea_popescu;if you expect the price to NOT drop significantly you sell a put -209743;1353369990;mircea_popescu;if you expect the price to NOT go up significantly you sell a call. -209742;1353370095;thestringpuller;lots of options (pun intended) -209741;1353370131;mircea_popescu;lol -209740;1353370416;thestringpuller;thanks for explaining mircea_popescu, i feel as though I'm one of the ignorant kids sometimes -209739;1353370430;mircea_popescu;eh no big deal -209738;1353370488;thestringpuller;un blod de mircea_popescu is being used as a reference for my research paper -209737;1353370499;mircea_popescu;haha cool. -209736;1353370507;thestringpuller;blog* -209735;1353370525;jurov;coinbr will have "options advisor" someday -209734;1353370559;jurov;right after the "navigating the waters of btc securities safely" motto right below the mermaid -209733;1353370576;thestringpuller;who drew the mermaid? -209732;1353370599;mircea_popescu;im not even sure. was a contest -209731;1353370601;jurov;thebigheart, originally for mpex -209730;1353370677;jurov;as everyone knows, sirens are the symbol of safe navigation :P -209729;1353370693;mircea_popescu;:p -209728;1353370695;mircea_popescu;also tits. -209727;1353370731;jurov;yea, have hard time to decide between tits and boobs -209726;1353370752;mircea_popescu;boobits -209725;1353370876;thestringpuller;aapl just won't stop plummeting -209724;1353370889;thestringpuller;too big to fail! -209723;1353370903;mircea_popescu;lol -209722;1353370910;mircea_popescu;someone was trying to get ppl to buy it in btc -209721;1353370939;mircea_popescu;i was thinking, what a genius move. buy aapl in btc, six months later aapl is -40% in usd, the usd is -50% in btc... you've made a great investment -209720;1353370980;thestringpuller;or just do puts on aapl right as they announced the iphone 5 -209719;1353370988;thestringpuller;which was my general advice to people I was investing for -209718;1353370992;thestringpuller;who all got fucking rich -209717;1353371001;thestringpuller;i got a measely .2% because i'm nice :P -209716;1353371039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39349 @ 0.0005024 = 19.7689 BTC [+] -209715;1353371087;mircea_popescu;lol mpex charges .2% -209714;1353371107;thestringpuller;you should charge more :P -209713;1353371155;mircea_popescu;nah -209712;1353371200;thestringpuller;you already charge an illustrious membership fee -209711;1353371202;thestringpuller;XD -209710;1353371252;mircea_popescu;lol -209709;1353371309;thestringpuller;;;halfreward -209708;1353371309;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Thu Nov 29 04:58:28 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 week, 2 days, 6 hours, 30 minutes, and 0 seconds. -209707;1353371340;thestringpuller;the rewardoclypse is among us. -209706;1353371352;jurov;happy halving day -209705;1353371355;mircea_popescu;it won't be long now. -209704;1353371363;mircea_popescu;esp if basic actually delivers :D -209703;1353371380;jurov;i suspect mpex will celebrate it by finally raising the fee to 50btc -209702;1353371383;thestringpuller;I think all asic manufacturers are lying -209701;1353371398;thestringpuller;50btc fee -209700;1353371404;thestringpuller;I should get and account now :( -209699;1353371412;thestringpuller;or perhaps a christmas special? -209698;1353371414;thestringpuller;:) -209697;1353371422;thestringpuller;buy 1 account get 1 free -209696;1353371424;thestringpuller;lol jk jk -209695;1353371427;kakobrekla;just use coinbr -209694;1353371482;thestringpuller;but but -209693;1353371492;mircea_popescu;on the long term you're better of buying an acct now than later -209692;1353371497;mircea_popescu;this was true all through -209691;1353371510;thestringpuller;extortion combined with laziness huh? -209690;1353371530;jurov;no, it's just ponzi, ya know -209689;1353371537;mircea_popescu;what can i tell you. there's no love for the idle. -209688;1353371538;thestringpuller;next time I here ponzi -209687;1353371542;thestringpuller;I'm slap someone back to 1920 -209686;1353371542;mircea_popescu;all hail teh industrious -209685;1353371561;thestringpuller;industrialists sometimes fall -209684;1353371574;thestringpuller;if i was an industrialist I would be idle during the day and batman at night -209683;1353371620;dub;I here ponzi? or Here I ponzi -209682;1353371633;thestringpuller;hear* :) -209681;1353371639;thestringpuller;Here I am Charles Ponzi -209680;1353371659;thestringpuller;send me money so I can send overpriced stamps to my family back in europe -209679;1353371662;thestringpuller;tons of money in it -209678;1353371663;thestringpuller;invest early -209677;1353371767;mircea_popescu;https://btct.co/ -209676;1353371769;mircea_popescu;o look another one -209675;1353371815;dub;wtf is this .co I keep seeing -209674;1353371839;dub;and why does its 'nic' have invalid ssl cert -209673;1353371853;dub;get off my internet -209672;1353371856;thestringpuller;LTC MINING -209671;1353371857;thestringpuller;hahahahaha -209670;1353371920;jurov;Every asset issuer receives a daily email showing who is holding their assets. This allows them to move their virtual operation off the site to anywhere else they might choose. -209669;1353371951;mircea_popescu;i said nothing. -209668;1353371953;pigeons;really depends on your definition of invalid. -209667;1353371974;jurov;The use of this site is for educational and entertainment purposes only. -209666;1353371983;jurov;^^^they say it themselves -209665;1353371993;thestringpuller;I don't think there is a point in it. -209664;1353371998;thestringpuller;They have no options -209663;1353372001;thestringpuller;or any kind of useful contracts -209662;1353372047;pigeons;i mean regarding dub. the ssl cartels and browser makers' definition of valid isn't the only valid one -209661;1353372068;Namjies;Well, anyone wishing to sell F.GIGA.ETF before they get delisted at the end of December? -209660;1353372126;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/ so pretty much all that happens in btc is s.dice -209659;1353372169;mircea_popescu;pigeons why use their certs if you don't agree with their definitinos ? -209658;1353372196;Namjies;For encryption? -209657;1353372201;Namjies;of communication... -209656;1353372202;pigeons;i don't use their certs for issuer trust -209655;1353372212;thestringpuller;;;google subterfuge -209654;1353372214;gribble;Subterfuge - Merriam-Webster Online: ; subterfuge - definition of subterfuge by the Free Online Dictionary ...: ; Subterfuge | Define Subterfuge at Dictionary.com: -209653;1353372228;thestringpuller;;;lucky subterfuge -209652;1353372229;gribble;http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/subterfuge -209651;1353372249;mircea_popescu;pigeons was the impersonal you lol. -209650;1353372260;mircea_popescu;just like bitcoin wiki STUPIDLY is on https -209649;1353372267;mircea_popescu;and then STUPIDLY uses a broken cert. -209648;1353372273;mircea_popescu;plenty of people can't see it. -209647;1353372275;pigeons;its not broken -209646;1353372278;mircea_popescu;it is. -209645;1353372287;pigeons;its not, it works fine -209644;1353372296;Namjies;You have to use the same thing, except browsers will warn users about your self-issued certificate. -209643;1353372303;mircea_popescu;listen to me. today some lawyer guy i work with sometimes asked me a bunch of q's about bitcoin -209642;1353372316;mircea_popescu;i went to the wiki in the browser and firefox popped the warning -209641;1353372319;mircea_popescu;i could see him cringe. -209640;1353372330;mircea_popescu;why the fuck does a wiki even need https ? -209639;1353372352;Luceo;It doesn't -209638;1353372355;mircea_popescu;right. -209637;1353372355;Namjies;Firefox doesn't pop me the warning... -209636;1353372368;Luceo;But if its going to use it, why not get a StartSSL cert or PositiveSSL for $10? -209635;1353372370;pigeons;well for one cause you login to edit, so your credentials can be stolen, for another for privacy -209634;1353372373;mircea_popescu;Namjies i agree, in plenty of browsers it works fine. but why cut out a fraction ? -209633;1353372381;Namjies;Verified by StartCom Ltd. -209632;1353372382;Luceo;I mean fuck, I'll donate the $10 -209631;1353372388;mircea_popescu;pigeons come on, privacy. what's private ? it's a wiki. -209630;1353372391;Luceo;And they can get a Comodo cert -209629;1353372405;Luceo;Login details are private -209628;1353372412;mircea_popescu;ya ok. -209627;1353372415;dub;I dont want my employer reading my wiki vandalisation -209626;1353372418;pigeons;comodo certs are broken -209625;1353372425;mircea_popescu;people will get bored with hacking linode and will start hacking wiki accts. -209624;1353372437;mircea_popescu;cause those are REAL valuable. -209623;1353372440;pigeons;if you trust the fingerprint of the cert its not broken. i dont trust any comodo certs -209622;1353372455;pigeons;only things you think should be private should be private? -209621;1353372458;Luceo;Comodo certs are fine -209620;1353372481;mircea_popescu;pigeons should everything be encrypted just because it can ? -209619;1353372496;Luceo;They work in all major browsers and all major mobile browsers -209618;1353372498;Namjies;so are self-issued certificates... -209617;1353372501;Luceo;I'm in favor of https where possible -209616;1353372508;mircea_popescu;why ? -209615;1353372515;mircea_popescu;this is like being in favour of driving wherever possible. -209614;1353372516;Luceo;Just dont understand not spending $10 on a cert -209613;1353372518;pigeons;mircea_popescu: it is a valid stance. why cant they offer ssl? why cant people use it? -209612;1353372519;dub;because security derp -209611;1353372520;mircea_popescu;NO. drive wherever NEEDED! -209610;1353372531;pigeons;i dont understand spending anything on a fucking comodo cert -209609;1353372544;Luceo;OK, get a geotrust one then... -209608;1353372550;pigeons;any cartel cert -209607;1353372552;Namjies;Browsers should not pop such a warning for self-issued certificates. Really sends the wrong message to users. -209606;1353372555;Luceo;It's irrelevant which issuer you use as long as they're a valid root CA -209605;1353372564;pigeons;what is valid? -209604;1353372577;pigeons;I decide which CAs are valid -209603;1353372578;Luceo;Whatever the browser moguls are supporting right now -209602;1353372583;Luceo;Comodo -209601;1353372588;Luceo;Geotrust -209600;1353372604;Luceo;Disclosure: I'm a Comodo reseller :P -209599;1353372608;pigeons;and i decide none of them are. i trust individual fingerprints. yes there are challenges to that, but we're working on them. al ot better already than using networks solutions or comodo -209598;1353372612;pigeons;or geotrust -209597;1353372614;dub;all this is ireelevant anyway -209596;1353372627;dub;shoot the system monkey that got it wrong, load another from spares -209595;1353372657;Luceo;Well, I think the wiki is better off accomodating the majority of its users than a few fringes who have a personal issue with CAs :/ -209594;1353372684;pigeons;well i think the wiki shouldt cater to the few fringes who have an issue with centralized currency -209593;1353372737;Luceo;If you can show that most of those people have an issue with root CAs I'll be happy to defer -209592;1353372745;mircea_popescu;jesus i didn't realise pigeons had such strong feelings on the subject -209591;1353372747;pigeons;51% attack? -209590;1353372752;mircea_popescu;what difference does it make !? it's just a wiki ;/ -209589;1353372789;jurov;on frontpage there's software on download, better download it over ssl -209588;1353372804;jurov;although it's rather weak argument -209587;1353372823;jurov;one should check checksum instead -209586;1353372835;mircea_popescu;wikipedia works over http -209585;1353372847;mircea_popescu;afaik the acct hacking isn't a big deal. does anyone know ? -209584;1353372868;pigeons;wikipedia works over http and https. so does bitcoin wiki. -209583;1353372881;mircea_popescu;no. http redirects to https. -209582;1353372890;pigeons;oh -209581;1353372926;dub;why is it on .it? -209580;1353372932;Namjies;Also, that -209579;1353372939;mircea_popescu;prolly someone happened to have that domain. -209578;1353372941;pigeons;have you seen the woikipedia attack where people figure out what you are looking at by some sort of checksum of the returned encrypted page based on comparing it to the db dumps? -209577;1353372943;dub;because some assclown like gengix set it up probably -209576;1353372966;dub;end all further discussion of why it may or may not be retarded -209575;1353372968;Luceo;.it is less likely to be confiscated I expect -209574;1353372988;thestringpuller;jurov: can you make cool widgets? -209573;1353372995;thestringpuller;and how much do you charge? -209572;1353373008;jurov;whois says "Christoph Glitsch" -209571;1353373139;pigeons;"Christoph Glitsch" owns about11,430 other domains -209570;1353373166;Namjies;..... -209569;1353373174;Namjies;That's a lot of domains -209568;1353373225;pigeons;hmm he has hurrdurr.it -209567;1353373266;Namjies;.... -209566;1353373281;Namjies;it somehow troubles me -209565;1353373329;mircea_popescu;why would they confiscate the btc wiki ;/ -209564;1353373361;pigeons;heh -209563;1353373443;Luceo;I dunno, it was probbaly set up during last year when all the shit was going down about BTC being investigated because of SR -209562;1353373449;Luceo;A lot of people were paranoid last year -209561;1353373463;mircea_popescu;but i fail to see the argument. the italians are way in the top of retarded -209560;1353373471;pigeons;no it was ther ebefore last year -209559;1353373482;mircea_popescu;iirc it was started 2010 -209558;1353373495;Luceo;They're also way in the top of not giving a shit about the Internet :P -209557;1353373513;mircea_popescu;or work -209556;1353373517;mircea_popescu;or study -209555;1353373520;mircea_popescu;or in general anything. -209554;1353373658;pigeons;i bet it has more to do with christoph glitch will register you a domain and keep your identity private, so long as you use an .it and yeah that doesnt explain why not wiki.bitcoin.org but maybe some people didnt get along -209553;1353373741;mircea_popescu;http://wiki.bitcoin.org would be ideal -209552;1353373745;mircea_popescu;with optional https -209551;1353373779;smickles;< mircea_popescu> but i fail to see the argument. the italians are way in the top of retarded << remember the google employees going to jail b/c some kid posted a vid on youtube of a mentally ill kid being bullied? -209550;1353373807;mircea_popescu;vaguely -209549;1353373820;mircea_popescu;i also remember some scientists on trial cause they didn' predict an earthquake -209548;1353373823;smickles;they do give a shit about the internet sometimes then -209547;1353373836;mircea_popescu;italy is really like a sort of independent Louisiana. -209546;1353373839;smickles;oh, lol, yeah, i'd forgotten the earthquake thing -209545;1353373849;mircea_popescu;so retarded it boggles. -209544;1353373882;pigeons;louisiana ain't so bad. mississippi now... -209543;1353373907;smickles;biloxi/gulfport is kinda nice tho -209542;1353373917;thestringpuller;morgan freeman is from mississipi -209541;1353373927;thestringpuller;with mississipi we wouldn't have no morgan freeman -209540;1353373931;smickles;just avoid the jefferson davis tourist trap -209539;1353373964;pigeons;morgan freeman wouldnt be so cool if he wasn' ttrying to get away from shitty mississippi -209538;1353374013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16827 @ 0.0005024 = 8.4539 BTC [+] -209537;1353374014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5373 @ 0.00050249 = 2.6999 BTC [+] -209536;1353374045;smickles;Azelphur: you bitch -209535;1353374056;Azelphur;smickles: I bitch -209534;1353374069;Azelphur;what do -209533;1353374074;smickles;i can install steam on my compy, and it shows it working, but a message pops up and says i'm not part of the beta -209532;1353374079;smickles;then closes it -209531;1353374084;Azelphur;smickles: allow me to educate you -209530;1353374093;Azelphur;smickles: in terminal, steam steam://install/440 -209529;1353374098;Azelphur;you are now a 1337 h4x0r -209528;1353374111;smickles;no fuckin way, just use the game id? -209527;1353374116;Azelphur;yup -209526;1353374131;Azelphur;it's only been that you could install tf2 for a few minutes now -209525;1353374135;Azelphur;so that may be a bug and revoked -209524;1353374146;Azelphur;but you could always get into the beta client itself (just not install steam) since the beginning -209523;1353374154;smickles;hmm, not workin -209522;1353374154;Azelphur;I've been in the official beta since the beginning near enough -209521;1353374160;Namjies;Did you know you can unlock or relock any steam achievement too? -209520;1353374162;Azelphur;you need to run that with steam closed -209519;1353374167;pigeons;yeah thats the normal message if you're not in the beta -209518;1353374170;Namjies;Game not required. -209517;1353374182;Azelphur;Namjies: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Azelphur/stats/TF2 nope *sarcasm* :P -209516;1353374186;smickles;oh -209515;1353374194;smickles;it's steam steam://install/440 -209514;1353374200;Azelphur;smickles: yep :) -209513;1353374333;Namjies;You played for almost 7 decades on EACH class. Interesting. -209512;1353374344;thestringpuller;7 decades? -209511;1353374348;Namjies;7 decades / class -209510;1353374376;Namjies;596523.2 hours of play time on each class. -209509;1353374411;Namjies;look at Azelphur's stats -209508;1353374421;Azelphur;XD -209507;1353374425;smickles;woah steam steam://open/games -209506;1353374429;smickles;there's moar! -209505;1353374453;Azelphur;MOAR! -209504;1353374455;Azelphur;yep :P -209503;1353374523;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: does s.mpoe come with any voting rights? -209502;1353374618;Namjies;look at terms? -209501;1353374620;pigeons;troll -209500;1353374623;Namjies;I believe it does not -209499;1353374642;mircea_popescu;nope. -209498;1353374732;smickles;even if it did, mp isn't allowed to release more than 50% -209497;1353374773;mircea_popescu;well moreover nobody on mpex can sell more than 50% exactly because shares can't vote. -209496;1353374806;mircea_popescu;none of that glbse shit with people running companies where they sold 10k shares and have 100 of their own -209495;1353374817;mircea_popescu;usually selfgifted too -209494;1353374973;thestringpuller;voting rights are awesome though -209493;1353374980;thestringpuller;it's how you hostile take over a company -209492;1353375022;jurov;like, mircea is to allow hostile takeover? hahaha -209491;1353375062;thestringpuller;well you can still give stock voting rights -209490;1353375064;pigeons;mircea says hostyle, doggystyle, any style will do -209489;1353375075;thestringpuller;and maintain control -209488;1353375080;thestringpuller;facebook stock is that way -209487;1353375108;thestringpuller;the stock zuckerberg owns, has like 2-3x the votes as a normal stock bought on the market -209486;1353375210;jurov;well, if you so crave shares with voting rights, i can privately issue some for coinbr :P -209485;1353375242;thestringpuller;I secretly want to find a millionaire and buy all the MPOE stock and vote mircea out -209484;1353375252;thestringpuller;HOSTILE TAKE OVER -209483;1353375257;thestringpuller;without guns -209482;1353375272;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller so how do you do a hostile takeover ? -209481;1353375281;mircea_popescu;like it went with nefario ? -209480;1353375322;midnightmagic;outstanding stock has to be 1) purchasable, and 2) outside of mircea's control to be sold, and 3) voting shares under some kind of structure. -209479;1353375344;mircea_popescu;but how do you enforce the vote ? -209478;1353375360;midnightmagic;I suspect since he has technical control of the market, even if the company were a company with proper voting shares, mircea could just physicall halt the sale. -209477;1353375375;mircea_popescu;the reason it's set up like this is exactly that i don't want to create this possibility where something's due but unenforceable. -209476;1353375383;midnightmagic;I mean who knows, maybe MPOE doesn't even have transferrable shares. -209475;1353375391;thestringpuller;make it so the bot decides -209474;1353375394;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -209473;1353375420;thestringpuller;say I start a company and list it on a reputable exchange -209472;1353375439;mircea_popescu;i meant to midnightmagic but go ahead -209471;1353375444;midnightmagic;thestringpuller: Like a real exchange? Like NYSE? -209470;1353375453;thestringpuller;midnightmagic: lol -209469;1353375483;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I literally have no idea at all how you've set up MPOE. As far as I've seen, it's just a sandbox on your webserver that's fun to play with. -209468;1353375487;thestringpuller;you should put up collateral, if your business is based on a website the bot controllig the exchange should have access to that site -209467;1353375496;mircea_popescu;honestly i think the nyse is a lot less real rthan mpex atm. all that bs free money, all those algo trades... -209466;1353375519;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic a well, http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 you can read there -209465;1353375527;midnightmagic;Oh am I naming it incorrectly? Is it MPEX or MPOE? -209464;1353375540;mircea_popescu;MPOE = mircea popescu's options emporium (the old options trading page) -209463;1353375547;mircea_popescu;mpex = mircea popescu exchange -209462;1353375583;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr = the harpy all the geeks want to nail. -209461;1353375599;mircea_popescu;gee whiz, i have my own glossary. i shall name it mpgloss! -209460;1353375629;thestringpuller;I'm going to trademark all these MP** and not license the trademark to you -209459;1353375667;mircea_popescu;i'll care. -209458;1353375682;mod6;haha. -209457;1353375744;mircea_popescu;prolly get a kickback from the trademark office, you pay 1-2k to them, i change the name. -209456;1353375819;mircea_popescu;cox.net ? is that where all the porn is ? -209455;1353375858;mod6;haha. i used to have cox i think ... it was either that or Charter? out there in tucson -209454;1353375865;mod6;looks like that is probably las vegas? -209453;1353375876;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=49383.msg1345959#msg1345959 -209452;1353375881;mircea_popescu;this is pretty nasty. -209451;1353375886;smickles;cox in tucson -209450;1353375893;mod6;:> -209449;1353375894;mircea_popescu;smickles sounds like a party college. -209448;1353375904;smickles;and thestringpuller, good luck getting even 4% of s.mpoe -209447;1353375905;mircea_popescu;- what do you do, are you an actress ? -209446;1353375908;mircea_popescu;- student -209445;1353375912;mircea_popescu;- o cool, where -209444;1353375916;mircea_popescu;- U of Cox in Tucson -209443;1353376008;mod6;lol. UofA is a pretty good school actually.. the real party school is ASU -209442;1353376036;mircea_popescu;:p -209441;1353376066;smickles;My mom was vp of accounting at cox at one point in time -209440;1353376082;smickles;i'm sure ther's a joke in there -209439;1353376091;mod6;ha -209438;1353376108;smickles;they moved her to marketing later on tho, i dunno why -209437;1353376111;mod6;vircurex didn't ever allow exchange of buttcoins i see -209436;1353376123;mod6;just about everything else though -209435;1353376147;mircea_popescu;titcoins -209434;1353376160;mircea_popescu;titcoins, hipcoins, calfcoins, we need all the coins! -209433;1353376195;mod6;clitcoins -209432;1353376254;mod6;there you go -209431;1353376277;mircea_popescu;clitcoins yeah -209430;1353376286;mircea_popescu;hoochcoins too -209429;1353376352;mod6;oh hey, i finally watched the '65 version of Doctor Zhivago -- it was pretty great actualy -209428;1353376355;mod6;*actually -209427;1353376368;mircea_popescu;cool -209426;1353376401;mod6;I forgot how in older movies that many of the credits are in the beginning of the movie. -209425;1353376488;thestringpuller;Alfred Hitchcock! -209424;1353376500;mod6;he was a dickwad -209423;1353376620;thestringpuller;What about Humphrey Bogart? -209422;1353376726;mod6;*shrug* -209421;1353376765;thestringpuller;%6 -209420;1353376772;mod6;now you got it :D -209419;1353376831;mod6;i read all these classic type books over the last four to five years -- i was talking with mircea about it a while ago -209418;1353376872;mod6;kinda lead me to watch the old 65 version of that movie. was worth the 3 hours, it did the novel justice... which of course is fantastic -209417;1353376970;mircea_popescu;Dank Metal - Silver and gold for BTC @ Spot Price -209416;1353376975;mircea_popescu;is there anything that muppet hasn't done yet ? -209415;1353377339;thestringpuller;lol Dank Metal -209414;1353377344;thestringpuller;that would be a good album name -209413;1353377679;mircea_popescu;kinda -209412;1353377710;thestringpuller;metal is socialist music -209411;1353377725;thestringpuller;because it comes from socialist countries -209410;1353377754;mircea_popescu;by this reasoning babies are female -209409;1353377758;mircea_popescu;cause they come out of women -209408;1353377809;thestringpuller;I was thinking like an murican for a minute -209407;1353378917;Namjies;Space Travel Guide: Did you know Muricans are naturally so round and fat you don't need any oil to cook them into fried meatballs? -209406;1353378938;Namjies;Ensuing abductions and missing people throughout America -209405;1353378947;thestringpuller;XD -209404;1353379066;Namjies;Well sometimes keeping it stupid simple makes a lot of sense. -209403;1353379129;Namjies;I don't see much logical reasons "aliens" would do most of what some people claim. -209402;1353379425;thestringpuller;Watch Invader Zim -209401;1353379436;Namjies;Well... it wouldn't make a lot of sense for such advanced species to do such things. -209400;1353379482;Namjies;Being advanced enough to visit us, they'd probably have zero interest in meddling with us or the Earth. -209399;1353379495;Namjies;But the nonsense spawned many great games tho. -209398;1353379505;Namjies;(and movies) -209397;1353379766;jurov;of course. like white men have zero interest in meeddling with indigenous rainforest tribes. -209396;1353379774;jurov;*meddling -209395;1353379911;Namjies;No, I meant, if you're technologically advanced, you're probably going to be able to use solar power to constantly recycle the same matter before being able to travel efficiently between stars -209394;1353379946;Namjies;Which kinds of destroy the whole need to go exterminate indigenous races and take their planet -209393;1353380019;Namjies;There's enough brute resources (basic elements) everywhere not to care about Earth. -209392;1353380091;Namjies;There's even that movie where they abduct people and take their brains out to place them into biounits to serve as processors. How pretentious is that of us? They need our brains! -209391;1353380092;jurov;i hope so. but still, while like, 99,99% of us can go by without mahogany wood or ivory -209390;1353380115;jurov;the few who do not, cause some havoc -209389;1353380129;dub;not to mention tiger penis -209388;1353380193;Namjies;Oh right... What did Futurama tell us? Ah yes, human trunks are excellent aphrodisiacs. -209387;1353380193;thestringpuller;tiger blood -209386;1353380256;jurov;that's not necessary -209385;1353380285;Namjies;If they're still going after such senseless things, I'll call out how a miserable failure their society is before harvesting me. -209384;1353380288;jurov;an equivalent of donald trump who bulldozed unique nature reservation on scotland -209383;1353380295;jurov;for his golf course -209382;1353380299;jurov;would suffice -209381;1353380336;Namjies;Why would aliens do such things specifically on Earth? -209380;1353380350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25250 @ 0.00050249 = 12.6879 BTC [+] -209379;1353380362;jurov;why would trump build his cours especifically there? just because -209378;1353380365;Namjies;They could basically produce/multiply anything anywhere in outerspace. -209377;1353380388;dub;I think this might be the most retarded conversation ever -209376;1353380394;Namjies;But trump had to put it somewhere on Earth because it's not feasible to just put things in space. -209375;1353380438;Namjies;No need to harvest humans or mine Earth or take the space on Earth. -209374;1353380502;Namjies;dub: yes, very much. -209373;1353380513;jurov;usually they make golf courses on wasteland cause they need lots of chemicals to upkeep, he did not have to put it there -209372;1353380587;dub;its the same reason china extincts an animal because they think eating its penis has medicinal benefits when it doesnt -209371;1353380737;Namjies;Maybe the place was close and just nice looking... -209370;1353380765;jurov;Yes. Earth is quite a nice looking place, too -209369;1353380790;dub;with any luck aliens will come here and harvest both china and donald trump -209368;1353380825;jurov;or become addicted to a maple syrup, did you read that? -209367;1353380864;dub;that aliens are addicted to maple syrup? -209366;1353380900;jurov;(John Ringo's Live Free or Die book) -209365;1353380967;Namjies;If they get addicted to maple syrup they can probably just copy it indefinitly at home... -209364;1353380994;Namjies;Instead of taking the few that's available on Earth -209363;1353381026;Namjies;Open harvesting of the maple trees is probably super inneficient too... -209362;1353381062;jurov;that probably falls into that mahogany/ivory argument, too. we do have decent synthetic replacements,. -209361;1353381882;Namjies;I meant they can probably make a 100% identic replica with an error of less than 1 atom. -209360;1353382473;dub;now you're just being silly -209359;1353383222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 777 @ 0.00050249 = 0.3904 BTC [+] -209358;1353383224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14929 @ 0.0005025 = 7.5018 BTC [+] -209357;1353383367;smickles;Azelphur: did you have to update your drivers or anything like that? -209356;1353383406;Azelphur;yep -209355;1353383479;smickles;Azelphur: which way did you have to do it? -209354;1353383492;Azelphur;I did it with jockey like it tells me to :P -209353;1353383508;smickles;to teh 'post-release' update? -209352;1353383519;Azelphur;nvidia 310 -209351;1353383544;smickles;oh you, i have amd -209350;1353383568;Azelphur;ah -209349;1353383580;Azelphur;smickles: I actually had it running on my AMD netbook on the open source drivers -209348;1353383590;Azelphur;if you have a decent card, it may well run at a decent fps using open -209347;1353383697;smickles;oh lol, my install doesn't give me the open option /me just noticed -209346;1353384846;smickles;an update http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/the-ponzi-of-wikipedia-and-bitcoin/#update_19nov12 -209345;1353384991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29900 @ 0.00050223 = 15.0167 BTC [-] -209344;1353385152;dub;http://img.giftube.name/media/photos/4f421ed451c64/4f421ed451c64.gif -209343;1353385309;dub;smickles: that is an unbelievably dull drama -209342;1353385367;dub;doyouevenlift84 should certainly remain banned -209341;1353385468;smickles;dub: heh, that giftube link is a 'reliable source' -209340;1353385525;smickles;oh, and it's wikipedia, i don't expect the drama to be much better than that -209339;1353387008;mircea_popescu;dub retarded women. -209338;1353387017;mircea_popescu;what sort of behaviour is that! -209337;1353387911;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1346514#msg1346514 << oi! anyone lend any credence to all that ?! -209336;1353388498;dub;they're loving it -209335;1353388571;mircea_popescu;dub they're loving it like 14 year olds -209334;1353389945;dub;14 year olds can be fun -209333;1353390405;thestringpuller;fun in bed when you're 14 -209332;1353390410;thestringpuller;otherwise they are annoying little shits -209331;1353391195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10769 @ 0.0005025 = 5.4114 BTC [+] -209330;1353391196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36800 @ 0.00050252 = 18.4927 BTC [+] -209329;1353391197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1831 @ 0.00050257 = 0.9202 BTC [+] -209328;1353393510;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller pretty much has it. -209327;1353394395;dub;mircea_popescu: you should collect a bounty to make a film of yourself delivering flowers to nefario -209326;1353394421;mircea_popescu;by means of affixing forgivemenots to my cock and having him lick them off ? -209325;1353394467;thestringpuller;that's really gay -209324;1353394617;thestringpuller;why the fuck is my system clock so out of sync -209323;1353401950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00050257 = 9.4483 BTC [+] -209322;1353404551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6096 @ 0.00050257 = 3.0637 BTC [+] -209321;1353404553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12598 @ 0.00050257 = 6.3314 BTC [+] -209320;1353404554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23706 @ 0.00050259 = 11.9144 BTC [+] -209319;1353408112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13415 @ 0.00050259 = 6.7422 BTC [+] -209318;1353408113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18585 @ 0.00050267 = 9.3421 BTC [+] -209317;1353410496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 915 @ 0.00050267 = 0.4599 BTC [+] -209316;1353410498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41918 @ 0.00050268 = 21.0713 BTC [+] -209315;1353413108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2132 @ 0.00050268 = 1.0717 BTC [+] -209314;1353413109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1502 @ 0.00050268 = 0.755 BTC [+] -209313;1353413570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00050234 = 0.5023 BTC [-] -209312;1353413687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00339922 = 0.5099 BTC [-] -209311;1353416773;EskimoBob;any good news? -209310;1353417081;guruvan;my wifi is working - that's pretty good news EskimoBob :D -209309;1353418831;mircea_popescu;http://www.infowars.com/student-expelled-for-refusing-location-tracking-rfid-badge/ -209308;1353418833;mircea_popescu;this is pretty funny -209307;1353419363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31750 @ 0.00050255 = 15.956 BTC [+] -209306;1353420411;EskimoBob;I guess guruvans wifi was "almost working" :) -209305;1353420707;mircea_popescu;lol -209304;1353423504;PsychoticBoy;Any news from scammy fuck nefario? -209303;1353424160;EskimoBob;none PsychoticBoy -209302;1353424175;EskimoBob;I think I am going to call him -209301;1353424199;PsychoticBoy;ok tell him I said FU -209300;1353424283;EskimoBob;no, I did not tell him that because he is actually releasing the sh info -209299;1353424307;EskimoBob;4 eq's got it last night and 4 will be released today and so on -209298;1353424321;EskimoBob;he can do up to 4 issues per day -209297;1353424331;EskimoBob;and hi promised to update his blog too. -209296;1353424399;EskimoBob;gigavps was one of the first ones -209295;1353424506;PsychoticBoy;ok so if I understand this correctly, he delays it again with months if he only gives info to 4 ppl each day -209294;1353424519;PsychoticBoy;typical scammer actions -209293;1353424543;PsychoticBoy;He can keep my info -209292;1353424547;PsychoticBoy;f him -209291;1353424561;PsychoticBoy;he kept my btc so -209290;1353424575;PsychoticBoy;al -209289;1353424606;EskimoBob;PsychoticBoy can you sign it over to me? :) -209288;1353424614;PsychoticBoy;hahahaa -209287;1353424626;EskimoBob;I'll use your billions for good deeds only -209286;1353424630;PsychoticBoy;I should have kick him in the nuts when I had the chance in London -209285;1353424646;PsychoticBoy;hitman? -209284;1353424648;PsychoticBoy;;) -209283;1353424687;PsychoticBoy;lets rent a hitman on TOR -209282;1353424694;PsychoticBoy;Who`s in -209281;1353424705;EskimoBob;what about sending flowers? -209280;1353424719;PsychoticBoy;I ll send the casket -209279;1353424775;PsychoticBoy;Public James McCarthy Hitman rental pool: 19R1QWDSEYN8X3yLdJPpSbwnR8Ka3LEFxP JOIN JOIN JOIN -209278;1353425067;jurov;lol... btw, and i ran slow scan overnight on glbse server http://bitbin.it/QZ2AXOeI -209277;1353425080;jurov;no ssh port open , tho :/ -209276;1353425341;Temp_Kluge;Assuming it was already said here, too -- Nef apparently released at least partial asset info to giga, so maybe there's a shot. -209275;1353425389;Temp_Kluge;Hopefully it's not just a list of people who filed a GLBSE claim and ticked the "send to Issuer" box. -209274;1353425429;EskimoBob;Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Marketplace > Securities > GOOD NEWS! GLBSE is sending out shareholders data https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126920.0 -209273;1353425478;EskimoBob;fkn usagi is following me around the forum like a sick pervert. -209272;1353425503;kakobreklaaa;you poked him too much -209271;1353425507;kakobreklaaa;:> -209270;1353425518;EskimoBob;he probably wrote 33000 lines of code to get the alert -209269;1353425625;EskimoBob;kakobreklaaa: me poking this shitbird was really nothing. He got his ass kicked by multiple people and multiple time -209268;1353425655;EskimoBob;because he kept fucking up and ling over and over -209267;1353426778;gigavps;why all the hostility in the channel -209266;1353427097;Luceo;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126922.0 Let's raise $1500 for some of the world's poorest people through the Christmas Charity Raffle -209265;1353427348;EskimoBob;what hostility gigavps? -209264;1353429198;gigavps;PsychoticBoy is a little upset -209263;1353429247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00050237 = 11.0019 BTC [-] -209262;1353430364;PsychoticBoy;yuuuuuuuuup I am upset, some ppl think they can do whatever they want with others property -209261;1353431208;Luceo;Who's James McCarthy? -209260;1353431249;EskimoBob;Luceo: man who glbse'd you and others for a month or more -209259;1353431267;Luceo;Nefario? -209258;1353431417;Luceo;Fuck that guy -209257;1353431437;EskimoBob;yes, that is the one -209256;1353431739;gigavps;8 weeks -209255;1353431744;gigavps;we've been waiting -209254;1353432082;jurov;gigavps, i hope you don't rave prematurely -209253;1353432096;jurov;wait till you get really everytihng -209252;1353432178;EskimoBob;now, if someone can squeeze that scumbag Trendon and make the BTC flow back to us... -209251;1353432202;kakobreklaaa;there is no btc there -209250;1353432214;EskimoBob;if not, hang this fucker and end it for good -209249;1353432372;gigavps;jurov i'm not raving about anything -209248;1353432385;gigavps;this whole mess is just beginning -209247;1353433385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00050237 = 5.2749 BTC [-] -209246;1353433387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19750 @ 0.00050255 = 9.9254 BTC [+] -209245;1353434994;smickles;13:11 < EskimoBob> no, I did not tell him that because he is actually releasing the sh info -209244;1353434997;smickles;13:11 < EskimoBob> 4 eq's got it last night and 4 will be released today and so on -209243;1353435000;smickles;13:11 < EskimoBob> he can do up to 4 issues per day -209242;1353435001;mircea_popescu; gigavps was one of the first ones wow ?! -209241;1353435010;smickles;what where? -209240;1353435021;smickles;why only 4 per day? -209239;1353435160;mircea_popescu;jurov you run things as # ? -209238;1353435181;jurov;no, just nmap requires it -209237;1353435313;mircea_popescu;gigavps : well done in the end. -209236;1353435333;mircea_popescu;sudo ? -209235;1353437584;smickles;mircea_popescu: sudo is a command to run a command as root, if you have the permission to use it -209234;1353437597;mircea_popescu;read up lol -209233;1353437598;smickles;'Super User DO -209232;1353437609;smickles;oh -209231;1353437615;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -209230;1353437617;smickles;'mkay -209229;1353437631;smickles;rhetorical question ftw -209228;1353438051;mircea_popescu;By 1927, only the richest 2% of taxpayers paid any federal income tax -209227;1353438055;mircea_popescu;ftr. -209226;1353438300;smickles;lol -209225;1353441233;Namjies;So... apparently, nefario started to send out asset lists... -209224;1353441451;Namjies;Mircea, you might actually have to find someone to buy ASICMINER shares from. -209223;1353444589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00050268 = 5.4792 BTC [+] -209222;1353447741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10198 @ 0.00050268 = 5.1263 BTC [+] -209221;1353447742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00050272 = 10.356 BTC [+] -209220;1353447744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11852 @ 0.00050272 = 5.9582 BTC [+] -209219;1353448382;dub; this whole mess is just beginning -209218;1353448394;dub;science comes to -assets -209217;1353449518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1098 @ 0.00050272 = 0.552 BTC [+] -209216;1353449520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10252 @ 0.00050278 = 5.1545 BTC [+] -209215;1353450877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11348 @ 0.00050278 = 5.7055 BTC [+] -209214;1353450879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5052 @ 0.00050278 = 2.54 BTC [+] -209213;1353451316;Ukto;I was looking back on GLBSE's pricing.. "Sell fee rate, paid by seller: 0.5%" && "Buy fee rate, paid by seller: 0.5%" Couldn't that have just be written as "1% Fee paid by seller on instant orders" ? -209212;1353451369;Ukto;It just seems kinda messed up way to do it -209211;1353451518;dub;really? glbse did something stupid? surely not! -209210;1353451585;Ukto;lol :P -209209;1353451750;dub;be careful with these accusations, you wouldnt want to ruin nefario's reputation! -209208;1353452055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10198 @ 0.00050278 = 5.1274 BTC [+] -209207;1353452056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6102 @ 0.00050282 = 3.0682 BTC [+] -209206;1353452618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00050282 = 8.1457 BTC [+] -209205;1353453370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 3300 @ 0.00280004 = 9.2401 BTC [-] -209204;1353453683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18798 @ 0.00050282 = 9.452 BTC [+] -209203;1353453685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21100 @ 0.00050287 = 10.6106 BTC [+] -209202;1353453686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6592 @ 0.00050288 = 3.315 BTC [+] -209201;1353454025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00050288 = 7.9958 BTC [+] -209200;1353454659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6328 @ 0.00050262 = 3.1806 BTC [-] -209199;1353455987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24797 @ 0.00050247 = 12.4597 BTC [-] -209198;1353455988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3458 @ 0.00050288 = 1.739 BTC [+] -209197;1353455989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00050289 = 3.2185 BTC [+] -209196;1353455990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17895 @ 0.000503 = 9.0012 BTC [+] -209195;1353457259;Guest26114;any idea why this happens? its me mod6: -209194;1353457260;Guest26114;(14:18) [freenode] (!) Nick mod6 is temporarily unavailable -209193;1353457280;Guest26114;i re-auth'd with nickserv.. but i can't seem to /nick mod6 successfully -209192;1353457294;mircea_popescu;need to ghost it -209191;1353457298;Guest26114;hmm, maybe just need to disconn -209190;1353457310;mircea_popescu;/msg nickserv ghost mod6 -209189;1353457312;mircea_popescu;then release it -209188;1353457315;mircea_popescu;then you can nick -209187;1353457385;Guest26114;weird -209186;1353457386;Guest26114;(14:22) -NickServ(NickServ@services.)- mod6 is not online. -209185;1353457394;Guest26114;ok, i'll just disconnect and reconnect. -209184;1353457395;Guest26114;weird -209183;1353457403;Guest26114;i totally didn't even know I wasn't auth'd then boom -209182;1353457413;Guest26114;im like Guest696969 -209181;1353457663;jurov;;;rate mircea_popescu 4 "has coolest btc enterprise and is really helpful" -209180;1353457664;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 4 for user mircea_popescu has been recorded. -209179;1353457683;jurov;i completely forgot i didn't rate you yet -209178;1353457816;mircea_popescu;o hey. cool :D -209177;1353457887;mod6;yeah, its all good. i forgot about the nickserv 'release' command -209176;1353457890;mod6;heheheh -209175;1353457927;mircea_popescu;wb :p -209174;1353457982;mod6;:D thx! -209173;1353458003;mod6;it was like, your 30 seconds are up mod6. *BLOOOOOP* -209172;1353458112;mod6;im glad some of us are good this irc thing -209171;1353458146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19750 @ 0.00050281 = 9.9305 BTC [-] -209170;1353458148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 126 @ 0.000503 = 0.0634 BTC [+] -209169;1353458151;mod6;i was like, "Ummmm" -209168;1353458175;mod6;RELEASE MY NICK?! WAIT DID SOMEONE TRY TO HAXoR ME?! -209167;1353458191;mod6;funny -209166;1353458271;smickles;mircea_popescu: still no word from rg/grubles -209165;1353458277;mod6;OH -209164;1353458303;mircea_popescu;smickles hm. -209163;1353458338;mod6;err, nm... anyway. I also made a #BitOTTer channel for technical discussion -209162;1353458356;mod6;i figure, it'll keep my spam out of these trade channels :] -209161;1353458558;mircea_popescu;how;s it coming along ? -209160;1353458590;mod6;well, i've been workin on it quite a bit. -209159;1353458606;mod6;kinda not so ciked about the way this KeyStore thing is working out -209158;1353458673;mod6;or at least, its been a bit harder than I expected. i've done a bunch and it now creates a keystore (or loads an existing one) -209157;1353458706;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [-] -209156;1353458721;mod6;basically takes a PublicKey and PrivateKey and stores them in a KeyPair object, when then can be used to create an X509 cert that can be then inserted and extracted from the KeyStore itself. -209155;1353458767;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 31 @ 0.09208812 = 2.8547 BTC [-] -209154;1353458796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3579 @ 0.000503 = 1.8002 BTC [+] -209153;1353458797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22072 @ 0.000503 = 11.1022 BTC [+] -209152;1353458798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2649 @ 0.00050303 = 1.3325 BTC [+] -209151;1353458822;mod6;anyway... its all technical stuff basically but... im having a hard time getting the private key back out for use -209150;1353458838;mircea_popescu;i c -209149;1353458853;mod6;many examples show how to makes this work, but not anylonger because the main way to do this is now deprecated -209148;1353458857;mod6;lol, joke is on mod6 -209147;1353458926;mod6;so... im kinda thinking, this is way to much effort for just a first release, can I not just use a symmetric key algo to enc the privkey on the local filestore? -209146;1353458961;mod6;then just decrypt into memory when needed, but never writing it to disk. -209145;1353459033;kakobreklaaa;what is this about? -209144;1353459050;mod6;haha, see. its all good kakobreklaaa you don't need to worry. -209143;1353459059;mod6;just some technical bs about my bikeshed -209142;1353459101;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127007.0 looky! another one! -209141;1353459116;mircea_popescu;anyone wants to bet there will be > 100 new btc/fiat exchange websites in 2013? -209140;1353459153;mircea_popescu;mod6 i guess you could, as long as the user knows about this. -209139;1353459167;mircea_popescu;heck, the original wallet.dat was plaintext for > 1 year. -209138;1353459219;jurov;mod6, bitcoinspinner does not encrypt the keys at all -209137;1353459245;mod6;right on. no matter what happens, I'll make sure the PrivateKey ring file will be protected -209136;1353459291;jurov;and upon pointed to it, Jan proposed to have two keys on paper backup and alternate them -209135;1353459295;mod6;jurov: hmm! i didn't know that. they really should be just to save a guy if his device gets stolen or hacked. -209134;1353459349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12251 @ 0.00050303 = 6.1626 BTC [+] -209133;1353459350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21349 @ 0.00050304 = 10.7394 BTC [+] -209132;1353459356;mod6;I wanna make sure that if anyone uses BitOTTer that they know their key they put on the device is safe at lesat if the device is stolen or hacked -209131;1353459367;jurov;i started to be interested cause my phone got back from warranty prepair with completely replaced mobo -209130;1353459373;jurov;*repair -209129;1353459394;mod6;i have a screen now where the user goes in and sets the private key for the KeyStore, etc. but now I think I'm just gonna make that be the symmetric key for like AES or something -209128;1353459459;mod6;i've already got a java one written actually. heck, its even open source. -209127;1353459568;mod6;everything will be well documented in BitOTTer so the users will know what they are setting and what stuff means in the application -209126;1353459585;mod6;this will take some time, but I want to get this into the hands of a few people who'd like to test it before the end of the year. -209125;1353459612;mod6;its really getting close. i don't wanna let this damn keystore hold me back when I can just use something else. -209124;1353459645;mod6;anyway guys, I gotta run along to something else quick. i'll try to save the elaborations on that for #BitOTTer in the future. thx. -209123;1353459898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16901 @ 0.00050304 = 8.5019 BTC [+] -209122;1353459899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34556 @ 0.00050312 = 17.3858 BTC [+] -209121;1353459953;mircea_popescu; and upon pointed to it, Jan proposed to have two keys on paper backup and alternate them << lol that one's good -209120;1353460564;mod6;ok. to be a bit more spacific, and the documentation will reflect this... i'll encrypt the private key on the local file store. -209119;1353460623;mod6;the users PGP PublicKey and MPEx PublicKey can stay as they are. no need to do anything with those at all. -209118;1353460678;mod6;the code can read them in either keyring format or ascii armor'd output format -209117;1353460692;mod6;base64 -209116;1353460703;mircea_popescu;well ya public ketys are publioc -209115;1353460729;mod6;yeah, im not sure whatever Jan or whomever was talking about. just want to be clear about that I'm doing :) -209114;1353460844;jurov;here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=53353.msg1343738#msg1343738 -209113;1353460950;mod6;hmmm... well, this wont be a 6 digit pin like that -209112;1353461056;mod6;what I was thinking about using is currently a class that implements 256bit AES -209111;1353461101;mod6;use that... maybe in a future release i can get the keystore thing working better, or change it so the user might be able to select from a variety of different algos to use -209110;1353461149;jurov;you want to improve over gpg passphrase? how? -209109;1353461165;mod6;huh? i think we misunderstand eachother -209108;1353461204;mod6;i don't want to replace the gpg passphrase... im saying that the user can set a seperate passphrase to encrypt the unencrypted privatekey file on the filestore -209107;1353461243;jurov;you may find useful to look into KeePass code than -209106;1353461249;mod6;then when the user goes to trade, they'll need to enter their passphrase to decrypt the encrypted private key stored on the file system so the application can decipher the return tx statements from mpex -209105;1353461310;mircea_popescu;jurov i think maybe what he means is, have a sluttysally and a properpolly code. -209104;1353461327;mircea_popescu;you usually keep the slut loaded, but periodically load the safe one and move coins there -209103;1353461340;mod6;im using spongy castle to read in the PGP keys, I then have to convert them to be able to use them outside of its context, it gets hairy -209102;1353461342;mircea_popescu;sorta like an awkward cold/hot wallet arrangement -209101;1353461442;mod6;yeah, in this situation that im setting up for the user, the user will have to do this: 1) copy the 3 pgp keys onto the device -209100;1353461467;mod6;2) start BitOTTer and enter the path's to the keys. -209099;1353461476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16838 @ 0.00050312 = 8.4715 BTC [+] -209098;1353461476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18162 @ 0.00050313 = 9.1378 BTC [+] -209097;1353461488;mod6;3) set the seperate password for the private key -209096;1353461514;mod6;3a) encrypt private key and save output to localfile store -209095;1353461551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22238 @ 0.00050313 = 11.1886 BTC [+] -209094;1353461553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9712 @ 0.00050314 = 4.8865 BTC [+] -209093;1353461553;mod6;4) notify the user to delete unencrypted private key file -209092;1353461567;mod6;or the user could do it if so desired -209091;1353461607;mod6;i could write that in also... anyway. then the key will be safe... at least it'll be encrypted if the device is hacked/stolen -209090;1353461626;jurov;that means two mpex accts? -209089;1353461634;mod6;and then you can say, "THANKS MOD6!" instead of "FUUUUUUUUU MOD6!" -209088;1353461654;mod6;nope. just your 1 regular account. -209087;1353461660;mircea_popescu;jurov for bitcoinspinner ?! -209086;1353461686;jurov;what? we're talking about bitotter now, no? -209085;1353461694;mircea_popescu;i guess i got confused -209084;1353461716;mod6;currently to trade @ mpex you must be able to clearsign,and enrypt a message - decryption is helpful too!! - this requires the 3 keys I was talking about -209083;1353461735;mircea_popescu;anyway, mod6 : all this effort is not misplaced. I expect as bitcoins catch momentum that iphones/etc will be stolen for the btc content, much like wallets today -209082;1353461761;mod6;oh for sure. it'll be risky to probably keep any large amts on a mobile device -209081;1353461794;mod6;and your MPEx private key should be vastly important to you -- so trying to give the user a layer of extra protection -209080;1353461853;mod6;what i have code for now, and was trying to make work successfully was getting these three keys into a KeyStore for use as needed -209079;1353461881;mod6;but... hitting some issues with getting the private key back out -- hopefully I can whip up something different. -209078;1353461911;mod6;then put out that alpha release I've been talking about for forever. once that happens, I can get some feed back from all the users and make good changes based upon feeback -209077;1353461922;jurov;yes, i appreciate that effort too -209076;1353461936;mod6;thanks :] -209075;1353461941;mod6;its been a lot of fun coding it. -209074;1353461948;jurov;and do you have some business model, too? -209073;1353461982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3618 @ 0.00050314 = 1.8204 BTC [+] -209072;1353461983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14732 @ 0.00050315 = 7.4124 BTC [+] -209071;1353461993;jurov;like, paid app with some extras -209070;1353462031;mod6;Well, I had been wrestling with this for a while, but what I thought would be a good idea was if people use me for the referal program at MPEx, they can get BitOTTer to download and also save some on the MPEx registration as I'll kick them back 2.5 BTC -209069;1353462085;mod6;at least that was what was planned a while ago. I want to kinda get a alpha/beta program going -209068;1353462120;jurov;of course, but it's necessary to collect ideas. i'd also suggest scripting ability for paid version -209067;1353462150;mod6;hmm. scripting? -209066;1353462160;mod6;sounds neat, but i'm not sure how you mean. -209065;1353462177;mod6;OH -209064;1353462181;mod6;like atomated trades? -209063;1353462191;jurov;yes maybe -209062;1353462208;mod6;I see... very exciting feature to be implemented for sure. -209061;1353462225;mod6;I plan to add charting and graphing and all kinds of neato stuff actually. -209060;1353462249;mod6;I honestly hope to turn BitOTTer into a fulltime thing if all goes well. -209059;1353462258;jurov;or at least periodic fetching of new transactions and notifying the user -209058;1353462266;mod6;oh for sure. -209057;1353462285;mod6;im so excited for the JSONSTAT cmd, thats the only other thing I need to implement really. -209056;1353462295;mod6;just a screen that displays the results from that -209055;1353462343;mod6;and then we have a first release. much more to go from there, but it'll allow a user to trade, send commands and see the VWAP and Depth -209054;1353462389;mod6;i'll be stoked to use it from the car, or wherever. have you ever seen an MPEx trade fly by on twitter and wish you were home to but in a bid? lol -209053;1353462404;mod6;s/but/put/ -209052;1353462512;mod6;thanks for your input jurov -209051;1353462557;mod6;i'm gonna run and grab some foodz0r -209050;1353462571;jurov;you're welcome. while i just login to coinbr and do stuff, having app would be nice. -209049;1353462573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19600 @ 0.00050309 = 9.8606 BTC [-] -209048;1353462579;mod6;:) -209047;1353462586;mircea_popescu;mod6 in principle having a programmable bot with preset and also configurable strategies could be a nice add-on -209046;1353462591;mircea_popescu;not alpha material, but eventually. -209045;1353462607;mircea_popescu;also, accounting for the user. -209044;1353462612;mod6;ahh, ok. -209043;1353462636;mod6;sure..i see what you're getting at. these are great things, looking forward to talking about that more as the time comes. -209042;1353462657;mircea_popescu;just letting you know that you're gonna be working on this well into 2015 lol -209041;1353462676;mod6;haha, thats awesome. -209040;1353462691;jurov;hehe yes.. and don't let your gpg keys expire :P -209039;1353462701;mod6;haha, i set mine to expire in ... -209038;1353462704;mod6;2014? -209037;1353462733;mod6;haha, i'll have to change the expiration or whatever, no big deal -209036;1353462754;mod6;i guess in the past i've had other pgp keys, i think they just expired and I made new ones... -209035;1353462755;mircea_popescu;mod6 very big deal. mpex doesn't read the internets. -209034;1353462784;mod6;oh ok, I'll just have to make a new acct then. -209033;1353462790;mod6;no worries though. -209032;1353462803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00050309 = 2.3645 BTC [-] -209031;1353462805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17068 @ 0.00050315 = 8.5878 BTC [+] -209030;1353462806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30650 @ 0.0005032 = 15.4231 BTC [+] -209029;1353462807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16612 @ 0.00050329 = 8.3607 BTC [+] -209028;1353462826;jurov;50btc for a new acct may be a worry for some people -209027;1353462880;jurov;but not for us by 2014. i wholeheartedly agree. -209026;1353462884;mod6;yeah, mine expires in august of 2014 -209025;1353462905;mod6;yeah, to be honest, i actually meant to make a new one like 50x before it went up to 30. -209024;1353462941;mod6;i just haven't because i guess i didn't wanna step on my own toes. -209023;1353462960;mod6;but my lazyness has cost me 1bn satoshi's -209022;1353462972;mod6;DONT LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU, SIGN UP NAO -209021;1353463003;mod6;i better get one tonight and heed my own advice. -209020;1353463005;mircea_popescu;lol -209019;1353463012;mod6;mircea_popescu: don't raise it before later tonight lol -209018;1353463026;mircea_popescu;ok. -209017;1353463038;mod6;ok cool. im gonna get some food. bbl -209016;1353463041;mod6;:D -209015;1353463213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17388 @ 0.00050329 = 8.7512 BTC [+] -209014;1353463214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12512 @ 0.00050334 = 6.2978 BTC [+] -209013;1353463262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1660 @ 0.00050334 = 0.8355 BTC [+] -209012;1353463939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29314 @ 0.00050348 = 14.759 BTC [+] -209011;1353464770;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25137.msg311962#msg311962 -209010;1353464795;mircea_popescu;offered in july 2011 for 100 btc, still for sale in nov 2012 for... 100btc -209009;1353464800;mircea_popescu;take that, inflation. -209008;1353464848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2686 @ 0.00050348 = 1.3523 BTC [+] -209007;1353465165;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh? -209006;1353465244;Diablo-D3;oh -209005;1353465246;Diablo-D3;its usagi -209004;1353465292;mircea_popescu;:) -209003;1353466018;Diablo-D3;okay so -209002;1353466027;Diablo-D3;apparently basic will ship soon -209001;1353466106;Diablo-D3;I wonder if I can buy one -209000;1353466816;Namjies;mircea_popescu, read my earlier comment? -208999;1353466912;Namjies;[12:53] So... apparently, nefario started to send out asset lists... -208998;1353466912;Namjies;[12:57] Mircea, you might actually have to find someone to buy ASICMINER shares from. -208997;1353466912;Diablo-D3;no -208996;1353466926;Diablo-D3;friedcat wants to setup an exchange just for his assets -208995;1353466949;Diablo-D3;so he wont have to FIND them -208994;1353467287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8014 @ 0.00050348 = 4.0349 BTC [+] -208993;1353467289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12086 @ 0.00050347 = 6.0849 BTC [-] -208992;1353467298;Namjies;Well works too... -208991;1353467336;Namjies;If shares don't start being traded between people/on an exchange again, I was kissing goodbye to over 1000 Asicminer shares -208990;1353467345;Namjies;on december the 19th -208989;1353467415;mircea_popescu;Namjies hehe maybe so. -208988;1353467426;Diablo-D3;Namjies: er, kissing goodbye? -208987;1353467428;Diablo-D3;why? -208986;1353467440;Diablo-D3;the shares dont go away because you cant trade them -208985;1353467450;mircea_popescu;a debatable point. -208984;1353467464;Diablo-D3;no I mean friedcat is already honoring them even without the lists -208983;1353467486;Namjies;I had a contract with Mircea, he borrowed shares -208982;1353467498;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 this is about a private deal, not much to do with friedcat really. -208981;1353467513;Diablo-D3;oh, so you two just fucked shit up? lol. -208980;1353467548;Namjies;No, the deal said should shares no longer be tradeable, a token payment of 1 BTC would be offered. -208979;1353467566;Namjies;It was a clause in the contract. -208978;1353467583;Diablo-D3;or... -208977;1353467589;Diablo-D3;about a tenth what they're worth -208976;1353467589;mircea_popescu;actually it said "discontinued or no longer traded" -208975;1353467605;mircea_popescu;polimedia.us/bitcoin/mphf.txt you can read it there. -208974;1353467614;Namjies;Would you like to debate the point right away Mircea? -208973;1353467647;mircea_popescu;nope. -208972;1353467656;Diablo-D3;I think you have to wait to see what friedcat is going to do first -208971;1353467659;mircea_popescu;what's to debate ? just pointed out what the contract said. -208970;1353467671;Namjies;Aye. -208969;1353467694;Diablo-D3;okay so, did friedcat do preorders for his shit? or is he just selling them straight? -208968;1353467717;Namjies;preorders? -208967;1353467735;Diablo-D3;yes, like bfl and basic and avalon has -208966;1353467751;mircea_popescu;he did a 200k offering at .1 each dont you remember ? -208965;1353467792;Namjies;Did he sell the whole 20000 shares to get 200k? -208964;1353467802;Namjies;200000* -208963;1353467823;Namjies;Can't remember -208962;1353467841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13854 @ 0.00050347 = 6.9751 BTC [-] -208961;1353467866;mircea_popescu;iirc it was eventually sold out. -208960;1353467876;Diablo-D3;Namjies: yes -208959;1353467883;Diablo-D3;Im not talking the shares here -208958;1353467888;Diablo-D3;Im talking the actual mining units -208957;1353467946;mircea_popescu;he was planning to never sekll them -208956;1353467948;mircea_popescu;just mine -208955;1353467960;Diablo-D3;thats not true -208954;1353467963;Diablo-D3;he plans on selling them -208953;1353468040;mircea_popescu;o ? -208952;1353468057;Diablo-D3;yes, just not as a full time thing for the first batch -208951;1353468079;Namjies;It's a mix. Self-mining and selling units. -208950;1353468097;kakobreklaaa;Milkshake. -208949;1353468099;Namjies;ASICMINER shares get their .10 paid in dividends in full first from all profits. -208948;1353468114;Diablo-D3;yes -208947;1353468123;Diablo-D3;but Im still interested in buying units -208946;1353468131;Namjies;Then it's shared. I don't remember what percentage of the profits the shares actually represent. -208945;1353468131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00050344 = 6.3182 BTC [-] -208944;1353468343;mircea_popescu;half was it ? -208943;1353468372;Diablo-D3;no, more than half -208942;1353468612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00050344 = 3.8261 BTC [-] -208941;1353468957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6805 @ 0.00050344 = 3.4259 BTC [-] -208940;1353468959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6395 @ 0.00050355 = 3.2202 BTC [+] -208939;1353470722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00050355 = 10.4235 BTC [+] -208938;1353471168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9255 @ 0.00050355 = 4.6604 BTC [+] -208937;1353471169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5395 @ 0.00050362 = 2.717 BTC [+] -208936;1353471429;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/a-message-to-bitcoin-wanna-be-scammers/ -208935;1353471436;mircea_popescu;here's one that should prolly be passed around a bit. -208934;1353471538;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: not just pies in face, the SEC are after him -208933;1353471701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35555 @ 0.00050362 = 17.9062 BTC [+] -208932;1353471702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11083 @ 0.00050362 = 5.5816 BTC [+] -208931;1353471708;mircea_popescu;right. -208930;1353471739;smickles;lol, 3rd most view page on my blog... /xmlrpc.php -208929;1353471772;mircea_popescu;usually the case -208928;1353471809;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: I actually have an interview with the SEC folks coming up next week, I offered to give them any info I have -208927;1353471945;mircea_popescu;cool. -208926;1353471967;mircea_popescu;kinda makes the entire point strongert -208925;1353471976;mircea_popescu;you don't just get pies in the face, you get pies in the ass too. -208924;1353471997;smickles;those would be cream pies? -208923;1353472073;mircea_popescu;yes. mancream. -208922;1353472664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2917 @ 0.00050362 = 1.4691 BTC [+] -208921;1353472665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00050365 = 6.3208 BTC [+] -208920;1353473128;Azelphur;hehe -208919;1353473271;Azelphur;math question, if I'm arbitrating bitcoins, and I have a database with all my trades in it (buy and sell) how do I calculate my profits? is it the difference between average rate * total amount on buy and sell orders? -208918;1353473289;mircea_popescu;well no ? -208917;1353473300;Azelphur;:( -208916;1353473313;mircea_popescu;balance of your btc position start and end + balance of your fiat position start and end -208915;1353473332;mircea_popescu;- all you paid for btc added together + all you were paid for btc added togheter -208914;1353473334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27331 @ 0.00050372 = 13.7672 BTC [+] -208913;1353473339;mircea_popescu;all this in the same currency of account. -208912;1353473355;Azelphur;I don't keep business accounts separate from personal, so that ain't gonna work :P -208911;1353473382;mircea_popescu;then your averages might give you a rough idea. -208910;1353473390;Azelphur;fun -208909;1353473393;mircea_popescu;but! -208908;1353473402;mircea_popescu;you make the averages, substract one from the other -208907;1353473409;mircea_popescu;then multiply with the smaller of the two volumes -208906;1353473414;Azelphur;yea, that's what I was planning on doing -208905;1353473421;mircea_popescu;aite. -208904;1353473457;Azelphur;sum(sell_rate)/num(sell_rate) * sell_total_amount - sum(buy_rate)/num(buy_rate) * buy_total_amount -208903;1353473473;Azelphur;was what I was thinking would yield the answer :P -208902;1353473515;mircea_popescu;tsk. i just said that's not it -208901;1353473525;Azelphur;oh o.O -208900;1353473537;mircea_popescu;(sum(sell_rate)/num(sell_rate) - sum(buy_rate)/num) * min (buy, sell ammts) -208899;1353473566;Azelphur;I see -208898;1353473838;mircea_popescu;http://io9.com/5959762/scientists-demonstrate-perfect-invisibility-cloak-in-the-lab -208897;1353473840;mircea_popescu;holy. -208896;1353473959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00050372 = 5.4905 BTC [+] -208895;1353474093;MrTiggr;its only microwave invisibility though isnt it ? not visible spectrum ... and only centimetre or less sized items -208894;1353474107;MrTiggr;if thats the same article i read ;) -208893;1353474326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8382 @ 0.00050372 = 4.2222 BTC [+] -208892;1353474327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8568 @ 0.0005038 = 4.3166 BTC [+] -208891;1353474566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37100 @ 0.0005038 = 18.691 BTC [+] -208890;1353475246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13450 @ 0.0005038 = 6.7761 BTC [+] -208889;1353475495;mircea_popescu;MrTiggr yea. -208888;1353475736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 982 @ 0.0005038 = 0.4947 BTC [+] -208887;1353475738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27988 @ 0.00050382 = 14.1009 BTC [+] -208886;1353475739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4882 @ 0.00050397 = 2.4604 BTC [+] -208885;1353476137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5237 @ 0.00050397 = 2.6393 BTC [+] -208884;1353476139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00050398 = 4.3846 BTC [+] -208883;1353476140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13513 @ 0.00050399 = 6.8104 BTC [+] -208882;1353476612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22287 @ 0.00050399 = 11.2324 BTC [+] -208881;1353476613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14745 @ 0.00050399 = 7.4313 BTC [+] -208880;1353477013;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/society/the-need-to-know-why/ << if you want to read more of my writing -208879;1353477024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17335 @ 0.00050399 = 8.7367 BTC [+] -208878;1353477332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22346 @ 0.00050399 = 11.2622 BTC [+] -208877;1353477334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7704 @ 0.00050404 = 3.8831 BTC [+] -208876;1353477773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00050367 = 8.7639 BTC [-] -208875;1353478624;mircea_popescu;smickles : i got two trackbacks, one from https -208874;1353478633;mircea_popescu;which has a bad certificate to boot. -208873;1353478816;smickles;mircea_popescu: huh, it must do one automatically, and the https i have set up is just for me -208872;1353478829;smickles;so i don't broadcast my password in the clear -208871;1353478835;mircea_popescu;ya well... better look into it maybe ? -208870;1353478846;smickles;it's self signed? -208869;1353478877;smickles;i sent a track back manually, prolly the https one, i'll refrain in the future ;) -208868;1353478948;mircea_popescu;hehe it's not signed in any way, it's just a trackback that links to a https address -208867;1353478951;mircea_popescu;prolly was the manual one. -208866;1353478956;mircea_popescu;and i'm awaiting moderation!!1 -208865;1353478992;smickles;heh, moderated mircea_popescu -208864;1353479018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15731 @ 0.00050401 = 7.9286 BTC [+] -208863;1353480059;smickles;mircea_popescu: i can sign and send you the cert to import if you are actually concerned about the state of https on my blog ;) -208862;1353480192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34787 @ 0.00050392 = 17.5299 BTC [-] -208861;1353480193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14713 @ 0.00050394 = 7.4145 BTC [+] -208860;1353480345;smickles;;;google smickles -208859;1353480346;gribble;Urban Dictionary: proper smickles: ; Mike Carver (smickles) on Twitter: ; smickles (Michael Carver) · GitHub: -208858;1353480350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2927 @ 0.00050394 = 1.475 BTC [+] -208857;1353480351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11823 @ 0.00050401 = 5.9589 BTC [+] -208856;1353480359;smickles;not yet, but front page already -208855;1353480825;mircea_popescu;lol -208854;1353481064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20896 @ 0.00050401 = 10.5318 BTC [+] -208853;1353481066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3154 @ 0.00050404 = 1.5897 BTC [+] -208852;1353481227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10792 @ 0.00050404 = 5.4396 BTC [+] -208851;1353481228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7108 @ 0.00050405 = 3.5828 BTC [+] -208850;1353481735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1133 @ 0.00050367 = 0.5707 BTC [-] -208849;1353481818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22367 @ 0.00050349 = 11.2616 BTC [-] -208848;1353482441;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87094.msg1338178#msg1338178 << day after day of selling out of coins -208847;1353482690;Azelphur;smickles: http://blog.glbse.com/issuers-being-given-shareholder-lists :O -208846;1353482691;Azelphur;woot -208845;1353482723;smickles;Azelphur: yeah, good news :) -208844;1353482732;smickles;too bad it didn't come much earlier -208843;1353482751;smickles;it would've been a lot less drama and bullshit -208842;1353482775;smickles;and I don't understand the limit of 3-4 per day -208841;1353482792;Azelphur;me either -208840;1353482798;smickles;also, his metric for 'largest assets' is probably wonked -208839;1353483081;Azelphur;true, but at 3-4 a day you can't be too far down the list -208838;1353483085;Azelphur;there isn't exactly that many assets -208837;1353483117;smickles;Azelphur: actually, if he's using the same sort that he used to display the full asset list, it'll be well over a week till us -208836;1353483252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00050401 = 7.1065 BTC [+] -208835;1353483946;mircea_popescu;afaik only giga's were released no ? -208834;1353505856;jurov;Diablo-D3, i like bitstamp -208833;1353505892;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13k4vx/a_message_to_bitcoin_wannabe_scammers/ -208832;1353505895;jurov;did not collect statically significant data on reliability, tho :P -208831;1353505903;mircea_popescu;every1 plz voet!!!one -208830;1353505927;mircea_popescu;jurov seems pretty much everyone likes bitstamp, unless they fuck up they'll be #2 in short order. -208829;1353505953;jurov;*statistically [derp] -208828;1353506042;jurov;http://trilema.com/2012/the-circlejerk/ is also reddit-worthy material :D -208827;1353506065;mircea_popescu;lol -208826;1353506086;mircea_popescu;the problem i think is if each trilema article ends up there they'll prolly ban me or something -208825;1353506282;jurov;hehe... no reason to. Unless all articles were submitted by the same user, which isn't the case. -208824;1353506292;Diablo-D3;well -208823;1353506302;Diablo-D3;hrm -208822;1353506305;Diablo-D3;I dunno -208821;1353506309;Diablo-D3;I dont want DMC to die, really -208820;1353506343;mircea_popescu;jurov i'm no expert, jus' sayin'. -208819;1353506358;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 how many glbse assets you figure will get 0 claims ? -208818;1353506372;mircea_popescu;as in, nobody of the people who sent email of w/e had any shares in them -208817;1353506434;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113708.msg1348455#msg1348455 << deprived is pretty much the official usagi body slam community representative. -208816;1353507034;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: who knows -208815;1353507042;Diablo-D3;btw, is this when I cut off valid claims? -208814;1353507058;Diablo-D3;like, when I get the list, is that the final defacto list and if you're not on it you're boned? -208813;1353507075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23427 @ 0.00050449 = 11.8187 BTC [-] -208812;1353507076;mircea_popescu;that question is thorny. -208811;1353507106;mircea_popescu;i dunno what to say. if you get the list, someone not on it throws a shitfit and claims nefario made a mistake i literally do not know what i'd do. -208810;1353507119;mircea_popescu;i suppose it's one of those things gigavps is paying counsel for. -208809;1353507166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3323 @ 0.00050449 = 1.6764 BTC [-] -208808;1353507168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32350 @ 0.00050454 = 16.3219 BTC [+] -208807;1353507169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00050473 = 5.0473 BTC [+] -208806;1353507170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9537 @ 0.00050484 = 4.8147 BTC [+] -208805;1353507170;Diablo-D3;yeah, I dont know what to do either -208804;1353507173;Diablo-D3;because I hired nefario to do a job -208803;1353507175;Diablo-D3;and he didnt do it -208802;1353507185;Diablo-D3;and then everyone jumped up my ass on the thread because I said exactly that -208801;1353507218;Diablo-D3;the contract with glbse was between dmc and glbse, he was paid x btc to register the asset. -208800;1353507234;Diablo-D3;the moment he closed doors he was in default of that contract -208799;1353507445;mircea_popescu;well maybe. -208798;1353507461;mircea_popescu;it's not clear what exactly the contract was, but probably what you say can be claimed as an implicit agreement -208797;1353507473;mircea_popescu;it'd be a duty of care / fiduciary breach not a contract breach -208796;1353507488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.000505 = 6.0095 BTC [+] -208795;1353507489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3734 @ 0.00050507 = 1.8859 BTC [+] -208794;1353507491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9316 @ 0.0005051 = 4.7055 BTC [+] -208793;1353507504;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: same difference in the end -208792;1353507516;Diablo-D3;and I cant sue him because DMC just doesnt have the resources for that -208791;1353507533;Diablo-D3;Im glad giga scared him straight, none of the rest of us have the money for it -208790;1353507558;mircea_popescu;tbh : he as far as we know gave "sort-of" a list to giga -208789;1353507560;mircea_popescu;and nobody else -208788;1353507568;mircea_popescu;it's been 2-3 days, there's not 12 assets released. -208787;1353507569;mircea_popescu;so... -208786;1353507580;mircea_popescu;this may all be premature. not saying it is, just... you know, nefario. -208785;1353507604;Diablo-D3;yeah =/ -208784;1353507615;Diablo-D3;I wonder if I should just go start dmc 2.0 and try again -208783;1353507634;Diablo-D3;just let the dmc 1.0 shit sit in a seperate legal container all by itself -208782;1353507720;Diablo-D3;I dont know though -208781;1353507735;Diablo-D3;like, they say when doing the tech startup game, you're supposed to get right back on the horse -208780;1353507737;mircea_popescu;i guess the bar to attract finance has raised considerably -208779;1353507964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16234 @ 0.0005051 = 8.1998 BTC [+] -208778;1353507966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31151 @ 0.0005051 = 15.7344 BTC [+] -208777;1353507967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7592 @ 0.00050511 = 3.8348 BTC [+] -208776;1353508041;Diablo-D3;I dont think I want shareholders this time -208775;1353508143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6540 @ 0.00050492 = 3.3022 BTC [-] -208774;1353508144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25300 @ 0.00050412 = 12.7542 BTC [-] -208773;1353508144;mircea_popescu;well then that's a different story. -208772;1353508145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00050405 = 7.9136 BTC [-] -208771;1353508146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17575 @ 0.00050401 = 8.858 BTC [-] -208770;1353508147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22783 @ 0.00050377 = 11.4774 BTC [-] -208769;1353508148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5665 @ 0.0005037 = 2.8535 BTC [-] -208768;1353508149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33750 @ 0.00050347 = 16.9921 BTC [-] -208767;1353508150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00050341 = 7.4001 BTC [-] -208766;1353508151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7987 @ 0.0005032 = 4.0191 BTC [-] -208765;1353508234;Diablo-D3;well, whats wrong with doing bonds with maturity dates like 5 years from now? -208764;1353508538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20650 @ 0.00050511 = 10.4305 BTC [+] -208763;1353508686;mircea_popescu;bonds are usually based on something. -208762;1353508696;mircea_popescu;junk bonds i guess. it's how las vegas was built. -208761;1353508710;Diablo-D3;yeah, but we need something -208760;1353508722;Diablo-D3;digitally signed bonds could work -208759;1353508745;Diablo-D3;like, people buy them, I send them a pgp signed blob -208758;1353508759;Diablo-D3;and then they can sell them to other people if they want -208757;1353508774;Diablo-D3;and whoever has them by the date of maturity can send them back to me for payment -208756;1353508804;Diablo-D3;no need for an exchange in any real sense -208755;1353508933;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: so Im thinking a non-callable zero-coupon bond -208754;1353508939;Diablo-D3;makes it nice and simple -208753;1353509113;mircea_popescu;what sense does that make ? he who sent the blob can still claim on it -208752;1353509349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24658 @ 0.00050511 = 12.455 BTC [+] -208751;1353509351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19292 @ 0.0005052 = 9.7463 BTC [+] -208750;1353509752;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, but they'd need to also pgp sign it notating who it was sent to -208749;1353509805;mircea_popescu;that'll be fun, if one blob makes it through 50-100 people. -208748;1353509860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29529 @ 0.00050432 = 14.8921 BTC [-] -208747;1353509862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18371 @ 0.0005032 = 9.2443 BTC [-] -208746;1353509871;Diablo-D3;well, it wouldnt be a problem -208745;1353509884;Diablo-D3;you'd sign the signed message to do it -208744;1353509909;Diablo-D3;so I'd just write a sh script that just keeps running pgp over and over -208743;1353509916;Diablo-D3;stripping away each layer -208742;1353509952;mircea_popescu;yeah -208741;1353509974;mircea_popescu;kinda makes it hard for the 50th user to see if the thing he's being sold is valid. -208740;1353509982;mircea_popescu;esp if he can't write code. -208739;1353509992;Diablo-D3;I'd just put a page up somewhere that does it -208738;1353510010;mircea_popescu;that may be worth doing just on general principle. -208737;1353510011;Diablo-D3;upload your text file, it recursively pgps -208736;1353510025;mircea_popescu;it'd be a decent utility to have in general. -208735;1353510031;kakobreklaaa;heh bitstamp yea -208734;1353510034;kakobreklaaa;its a good bait -208733;1353510047;kakobreklaaa;i know im safe as long nobody is going after them -208732;1353510050;Diablo-D3;actually, I wonder if pgp already can recursively check -208731;1353510058;mircea_popescu;not afaik -208730;1353510061;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaaa how do you mean ? -208729;1353510074;kakobreklaaa;well -208728;1353510114;kakobreklaaa;if someone sticks a nose in and tries to tax em or whatever simmilar -208727;1353510122;kakobreklaaa;i will smell trouble before it hits me -208726;1353510129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1742 @ 0.0005032 = 0.8766 BTC [-] -208725;1353510131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5960 @ 0.00050307 = 2.9983 BTC [-] -208724;1353510132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22898 @ 0.00050307 = 11.5193 BTC [-] -208723;1353510152;kakobreklaaa;same country and shit -208722;1353510165;kakobreklaaa;and there is no regulation about it ofc. -208721;1353510179;Diablo-D3;yeah, I dont think I have to worry about legal regulations on issuing these bonds -208720;1353510200;kakobreklaaa;well bitstamp is operating with eur and usd -208719;1353510215;mircea_popescu;o, they're in slovakia ? -208718;1353510221;kakobreklaaa;slovenia -208717;1353510224;mircea_popescu;a a sorry. -208716;1353510249;Diablo-D3;its up to the bond holder to report his taxes, right? -208715;1353510256;kakobreklaaa;remember, i was at that connference in slovenia -208714;1353510260;kakobreklaaa;where they showed up -208713;1353510264;kakobreklaaa;kids -208712;1353510330;Diablo-D3;hrm hey mircea_popescu -208711;1353510332;mircea_popescu;o yea. -208710;1353510339;Diablo-D3;you do pass through shit on mpex right? -208709;1353510354;mircea_popescu;depends what you mean by that. -208708;1353510392;Diablo-D3;well like, what would stop you from buying, say, 50 thousand bonds, and then issuing 50 thousand shares of passthrough? -208707;1353510440;mircea_popescu;stop me ? nothing'd stop me. -208706;1353510443;mircea_popescu;i am unstoppable. -208705;1353510459;Diablo-D3;you know what I mean though -208704;1353510465;mircea_popescu;not rly ? -208703;1353510476;Diablo-D3;well, would it be a viable way of doing this -208702;1353510485;Diablo-D3;multiple exchanges could trade the bonds as passthrough shares -208701;1353510507;Diablo-D3;so no need to do massive pgp chains since they'd never exit the exchange -208700;1353510526;mircea_popescu;in principle. -208699;1353510549;Diablo-D3;I like the multiple exchange part -208698;1353510614;jurov;whole pgp chain thing has one problem, i can send the same bonds properly signed to two different people -208697;1353510626;jurov;how do they verify no one other has them? -208696;1353510642;Diablo-D3;jurov: they cant. -208695;1353510700;jurov;moving to that exchange level doesn't really solve that. the exchanges must trust each other anyway -208694;1353510743;Diablo-D3;well, the exchanges probably wouldnt buy or sell them beyond the initial asset creation -208693;1353510794;jurov;"probably"... even if they are honest, what if clients want to do arbitrage? -208692;1353510823;Diablo-D3;assets do not need to have that. -208691;1353510925;jurov;orly? you say that like we exhausted all options, that is not the case. you can look into opentransactions or colored coins maybe. -208690;1353510947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19508 @ 0.0005052 = 9.8554 BTC [+] -208689;1353510948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18795 @ 0.00050531 = 9.4973 BTC [+] -208688;1353510948;Diablo-D3;hrm -208687;1353510949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22100 @ 0.00050542 = 11.1698 BTC [+] -208686;1353510950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24426 @ 0.00050542 = 12.3454 BTC [+] -208685;1353510950;Diablo-D3;actually -208684;1353510960;Diablo-D3;I wonder if you COULD do a bitcoin chain that does bonds -208683;1353511163;kakobreklaaa;i'm bond, bitcoin bond. -208682;1353511177;Diablo-D3;no mr bond, I want you to die. -208681;1353511186;kakobreklaaa;:( -208680;1353511197;Diablo-D3;lol -208679;1353511278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21183 @ 0.00050542 = 10.7063 BTC [+] -208678;1353511280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00050561 = 6.9774 BTC [+] -208677;1353511281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7843 @ 0.00050996 = 3.9996 BTC [+] -208676;1353512715;jurov;s.mpoe whooops -208675;1353512852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31215 @ 0.00051319 = 16.0192 BTC [+] -208674;1353513123;mircea_popescu;did i miss something ? -208673;1353513139;mircea_popescu;jeez it's heating up isnt it. -208672;1353513176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4220 @ 0.00051319 = 2.1657 BTC [+] -208671;1353513177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 909 @ 0.00051143 = 0.4649 BTC [-] -208670;1353513373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41100 @ 0.00050367 = 20.7008 BTC [-] -208669;1353513374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9155 @ 0.00050307 = 4.6056 BTC [-] -208668;1353513560;mircea_popescu;i wonder if colored coins are racist. -208667;1353513727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00051 = 4.284 BTC [+] -208666;1353516487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00050604 = 7.5147 BTC [-] -208665;1353517042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43000 @ 0.00051 = 21.93 BTC [+] -208664;1353517372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00050604 = 6.0725 BTC [-] -208663;1353517892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7306 @ 0.00050371 = 3.6801 BTC [-] -208662;1353517893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12576 @ 0.00050307 = 6.3266 BTC [-] -208661;1353518098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6380 @ 0.00050307 = 3.2096 BTC [-] -208660;1353518110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19270 @ 0.00050303 = 9.6934 BTC [-] -208659;1353518911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26859 @ 0.00050303 = 13.5109 BTC [-] -208658;1353518913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8841 @ 0.0005027 = 4.4444 BTC [-] -208657;1353519742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00050526 = 4.7494 BTC [+] -208656;1353519748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32450 @ 0.00051 = 16.5495 BTC [+] -208655;1353520153;kakobreklaaa;case you missed it https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127096.0 -208654;1353520301;JWU42;does he really have this much free time on his hands? -208653;1353520301;JWU42;amazing -208652;1353520320;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL_azA78Hi0 -208651;1353520342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11234 @ 0.0005027 = 5.6473 BTC [-] -208650;1353521363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7375 @ 0.0005027 = 3.7074 BTC [-] -208649;1353521363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18125 @ 0.00050234 = 9.1049 BTC [-] -208648;1353521807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00050234 = 10.4487 BTC [-] -208647;1353522589;jcpham;OH SHIT THIS CHANNEL STILL EXISTS> -208646;1353522646;mod6;haha -208645;1353522725;jcpham;what exactly is a bitcoin asset these days -208644;1353523006;kakobrekla;milk -208643;1353523022;jcpham;i love milk! -208642;1353523168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00050349 = 10.4726 BTC [+] -208641;1353523184;mod6;!ticker S.MPOE -208640;1353523186;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00050234 / 0.00050439 / 0.00051319 (3404908 shares, 1,717.41 BTC), 30day: 0.00042823 / 0.00048447 / 0.00051331 (60966128 shares, 29,536.68 BTC) -208639;1353523252;mod6;!ticker S.BVPS -208638;1353523255;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00280004 / 0.00280004 / 0.00280004 (3300 shares, 9.24 BTC), 30day: 0.002 / 0.00230086 / 0.0032491 (38016 shares, 87.47 BTC) -208637;1353523335;mod6;i found this old starman script for BitchX that only rg could run anymore lol -208636;1353523349;mod6;did he ever turn up? -208635;1353523392;mod6;;;tell rg i've got a starman for you -208634;1353523403;mod6;awe -208633;1353523410;mod6;;;later tell rg i've got a starman for you -208632;1353523410;gribble;The operation succeeded. -208631;1353523752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51690 @ 0.00050625 = 26.1681 BTC [+] -208630;1353524240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00050758 = 8.4258 BTC [+] -208629;1353524242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00051 = 4.0035 BTC [+] -208628;1353524336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4860 @ 0.00050662 = 2.4622 BTC [-] -208627;1353524969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7631 @ 0.00050488 = 3.8527 BTC [-] -208626;1353525258;smickles;;;calc (13,445 - 8,203 - 2,071 - 402) / 100,000,000 / 0.00339922 -208625;1353525258;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -208624;1353525275;smickles;;;calc (13445 - 8203 - 2071 - 402) / 100000000 / 0.00339922 -208623;1353525276;gribble;0.00814598643218 -208622;1353525375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31009 @ 0.00050488 = 15.6558 BTC [-] -208621;1353525376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2026 @ 0.00051 = 1.0333 BTC [+] -208620;1353525411;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/bitcoin-finance/a-good-month-for-s-dice-shareholders-in-the-making/#update_2_21nov12 <<< for which I just ran the calc ;) -208619;1353525488;jurov;smickles, what about mpoe shareholders? -208618;1353525530;jurov;i suspect we're in a very nice surprise :p -208617;1353525645;smickles;jurov: oh? yeah, not that I have a good grasp on the situation (i've just casually paid attention), but so long as the exchange rate doesn't go above 13.3 (or something like that) mpoe should have a good dividend. but i could be entirely wrong :D -208616;1353525929;jurov;so really nobody's watching mircea closely? -208615;1353526082;smickles;jurov: I'd have to setup a script to monitor things, I've only been noticing the large orders and haven't done an exact calculation. But it would be limited by the fact that it would be difficult to distinguish mircea_popescu's bot, from other's adding liquidity -208614;1353526103;smickles;forenoon DeaDTerra -208613;1353526115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17250 @ 0.00051 = 8.7975 BTC [+] -208612;1353526127;jurov;smickles, you wanted to set up your own bot, so i guessed you'd have some grasp -208611;1353526176;smickles;jurov: i'm working on that bot still, i'll probably launch it afther this coming last friday (when i have more capital to work with ;) -208610;1353526207;smickles;;;ticker -208609;1353526208;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.70101, Best ask: 11.73969, Bid-ask spread: 0.03868, Last trade: 11.70101, 24 hour volume: 20219.34455426, 24 hour low: 11.60241, 24 hour high: 11.78400, 24 hour vwap: 11.70969 -208608;1353526244;smickles;i'm looking at a 17% gain at the current rates, c'mon stability! -208607;1353526309;jurov;similar here, although somwheat less.. now if someone could buy these C120T's -208606;1353526376;smickles;heh, didj'a lower you price yet? -208605;1353526431;jurov;what price do you consider acceptable? -208604;1353526535;jurov;0.09 ? -208603;1353526582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00051 = 10.2 BTC [+] -208602;1353526793;smickles;jurov: heh, my spreadsheet is telling me 0.02040816 -208601;1353526833;smickles;i expect that's lower than mircea's bot -208600;1353526843;jurov;C110T sells at 0.25, C130T at 0.06.. market -208599;1353526849;jurov;is thinking differently -208598;1353526879;jurov;mircea's bot gave up on these :p -208597;1353527024;smickles;giving btc to a bot feels like playing with fire -208596;1353527032;smickles;or liquid hydrogen -208595;1353527132;kakobrekla;speaking of bots, im just backtesting freshly baked robot based on kalman filters -208594;1353527185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35700 @ 0.00051 = 18.207 BTC [+] -208593;1353527364;smickles;kakobrekla: do you have a db of mpex trades? -208592;1353527465;smickles;I've been meaning to setup a good one for myself, and was wondering how far back the twiter feed goes -208591;1353527548;kakobrekla;nope i dont keep one -208590;1353527557;kakobrekla;assbot doesnt log it -208589;1353527593;jurov;smickles, i have db since start of november -208588;1353527664;jurov;and python rss reader that updates it also, i don't trust twatter for this -208587;1353527823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41300 @ 0.00051 = 21.063 BTC [+] -208586;1353528334;Namjies;I got the list of assets for BTC-Mining -208585;1353528339;Namjies;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdDFUajZmcWtQc2xVZUlGNXBvbWg1ZXc -208584;1353528369;Namjies;Check the list and see if you are included. Only the first 3 characters of email and BTC address are included -208583;1353528568;Namjies;There's 475 unclaimed shares so far on 2369 shares sold. -208582;1353528597;Namjies;That's 1/5th -208581;1353528599;Namjies;It's a lot. -208580;1353528614;Namjies;Hello Gigavps -208579;1353528628;gigavps;hello -208578;1353528635;gigavps;anything exciting happening? -208577;1353528645;Namjies;It seems nefario is sending further asset lists -208576;1353528652;gigavps;that is good -208575;1353528654;Namjies;I just received the one for BTC-Mining -208574;1353528655;Azelphur;gigavps: you got your asset list? :D -208573;1353528670;gigavps;i have received a partial list -208572;1353528676;Azelphur;fun -208571;1353528686;Namjies;I'm missing 1/5th of shares to be claimed. -208570;1353528695;gigavps;can't wait till people start to make claims and aren't on the list -208569;1353528705;gigavps;then what do you do? -208568;1353528735;Azelphur;I guess the missing ones are from people who refused to give info? -208567;1353528743;Namjies;Maybe -208566;1353528809;Namjies;Odd that I'm not on your list Gigavps. My list contains my address and my email -208565;1353528809;gigavps;i got some more today -208564;1353528834;Namjies;Ah, would 18CoGAeLJzwG3iLkBj1vARYDWW7eC7qUQ1 be included this time? -208563;1353528932;gigavps;nope -208562;1353528970;Namjies;=/ -208561;1353528978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00050811 = 9.3492 BTC [-] -208560;1353528980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27150 @ 0.00050629 = 13.7458 BTC [-] -208559;1353528981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00050488 = 1.4389 BTC [-] -208558;1353528985;gigavps;this is a problem -208557;1353529004;gigavps;that i have yet to hear a solid way to solve it -208556;1353529049;Namjies;It's odd. -208555;1353529053;Namjies;My list seems to be accurate and contain users I was expecting to hold the amount of shares shown -208554;1353529077;Namjies;I recognize a few bitcointalk.org users too. -208553;1353529230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00050488 = 6.311 BTC [-] -208552;1353529307;jurov;wasn't email required to glbse registration? -208551;1353529450;Namjies;and a rock with multiple pairs of eyes glowing from the darkness under labeled "issuers" could be seen somewhere in Bitcoinland. -208550;1353529568;gigavps;the fun is just beginning -208549;1353529570;Namjies;Aye -208548;1353529728;smickles;< Namjies> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdDFUajZmcWtQc2xVZUlGNXBvbWg1ZXc -208547;1353529738;smickles;i can guess who line 31 is -208546;1353529795;Namjies;Aye, but my shares amount was public -208545;1353529809;Namjies;on the BTC-BOND spreadsheet -208544;1353529912;Namjies;I think the 300 shares is also guessable. I believe that's usagi which had that amount in his spreadsheet for BMF. -208543;1353529947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22935 @ 0.00050845 = 11.6613 BTC [+] -208542;1353529948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56780 @ 0.00051 = 28.9578 BTC [+] -208541;1353530325;Diablo-D3;responded to btc-mining thread -208540;1353530332;JWU42;gigavps: I am finding gaps in what I received from GLBSe versus user submitted claims to me -208539;1353530366;JWU42;of primary concern are submitted claims from people i would trust -208538;1353530380;JWU42;and no reference in the GLBSE data -208537;1353530390;Namjies;How many shares did you have? -208536;1353530396;smickles;;;bc,stats -208535;1353530404;gribble;Current Blocks: 208949 | Current Difficulty: 3368767.1405329 | Next Difficulty At Block: 209663 | Next Difficulty In: 714 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 22 hours, 12 minutes, and 24 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3374381.13210326 | Estimated Percent Change: 0.166648252496 -208534;1353530404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00050488 = 8.9364 BTC [-] -208533;1353530405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00050349 = 3.1216 BTC [-] -208532;1353530406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13125 @ 0.00050234 = 6.5932 BTC [-] -208531;1353530407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5475 @ 0.00050228 = 2.75 BTC [-] -208530;1353530417;JWU42;YABMC has 54,278 outstanding -208529;1353530437;Diablo-D3;Namjies: 100 -208528;1353530455;Namjies;Hmm -208527;1353530455;smickles;midnightmagic: heh, why the poke to 'em? -208526;1353530458;JWU42;ahh - sorry - missed you were speaking with Diablo-D3 -208525;1353530521;Namjies;Well there's 1/5th of shares unclaimed. -208524;1353530521;Namjies;It's a surprisingly large amount -208523;1353530521;Namjies;So I guess the list are partial. -208522;1353530521;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/3832397/Photos/2012/August/2012-08-26-031510.jpg -208521;1353530521;midnightmagic;smickles: I poke everybody.. -208520;1353530521;smickles;ask -208519;1353530524;smickles;er -208518;1353530524;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: what tablet is that? a nexus 7? -208517;1353530526;smickles;ack -208516;1353530529;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: yep :P -208515;1353530530;midnightmagic;:-) -208514;1353530544;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: I find it ironic they went with the phone ui on that -208513;1353530549;Azelphur;Diablo-D3: and here I was thinking you'd ask about the hat -208512;1353530551;Diablo-D3;Ive seen the photo before -208511;1353530559;Diablo-D3;I just forgot what the tablet was -208510;1353530559;Azelphur;yea, it is odd, there's builds of cyanogenmod with tablet mode enabled -208509;1353530565;Azelphur;I know, I was just reminding you how much you love ubuntu :P -208508;1353530579;Diablo-D3;I can do either phone ui or tablet ui on my kindle fire -208507;1353530591;Diablo-D3;phone ui just doesnt work with a screen that big -208506;1353530601;Azelphur;yea, it's odd -208505;1353530608;Azelphur;still, cyanogenmod fixes all the things -208504;1353530609;Diablo-D3;its hard to hit centered buttons in landscape mode, and having to drag down half the fucking screen to get notifications sucks -208503;1353530612;Diablo-D3;yeah -208502;1353530621;Diablo-D3;tablet ui + forced tablet ui in apps == delicious -208501;1353530650;Namjies;And you are 100% no shares were sold before GLBSE's closure and that the box agreeing to share info was ticked? -208500;1353530675;Diablo-D3;Namjies: yes, I had no sell orders up for assets -208499;1353530682;Diablo-D3;Namjies: and I was emailed by glbse saying whatever -208498;1353530722;Namjies;Okay. Well I'll try to at least get confirmation for most of the rest of the list. -208497;1353530743;Namjies;Can you PM me your email and BTC address used? I'll keep track of external claims. -208496;1353530796;Diablo-D3;there -208495;1353530810;Namjies;thanks -208494;1353531225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16250 @ 0.00051 = 8.2875 BTC [+] -208493;1353531312;Namjies;I suspect that 1/3 are mostly holding a few shares. Most big accounts seems to have claimed. -208492;1353531325;Namjies;They might claim in the following few months tho -208491;1353531340;Namjies;Not sure how long Nefario will accept claims. -208490;1353531457;Namjies;Ah, could it be it? Have you received a double payment that was not returned, Diablo-D3? -208489;1353531516;smickles;oh no -208488;1353531524;smickles;i bet nefario could easily claim that -208487;1353531530;smickles;even if untrue -208486;1353531539;smickles;and peeps wouldn't have recourse -208485;1353531555;Diablo-D3;Namjies: nope -208484;1353531572;Namjies;Dammit... -208483;1353531577;Diablo-D3;smickles: no, because we can just look at addresses on block explorer -208482;1353531617;smickles;Diablo-D3: he could just use any address which was sent a payment in that timeframe and still has funds at it -208481;1353531622;Namjies;We can hardly check if your GLBSE payment existed/was doubled/was repaid. -208480;1353531647;Diablo-D3;Namjies: true, but then hes going to have to falsify asset lists -208479;1353531656;smickles;or even if it does't have funds at it too -208478;1353531657;Diablo-D3;seeing as the money he sent me was the entire balance of DIBFLSC -208477;1353531675;smickles;Diablo-D3: point is, witholding shareholder data for that reason is bad -208476;1353531684;Diablo-D3;smickles: yes -208475;1353531809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43250 @ 0.00051 = 22.0575 BTC [+] -208474;1353531827;smickles;dun dun duuun -208473;1353531891;Diablo-D3;Namjies, smickles: I dont like the fact I havent gotten lists for dmc or dibflsc -208472;1353531919;smickles;i haven't gotten lists for s²cm or mpoe etf yet :( -208471;1353531955;Diablo-D3;brb rebooting laptop -208470;1353531967;smickles;I haven't received the s²cm btceither -208469;1353531971;Namjies;he said he'd send a few lists daily -208468;1353531978;Namjies;Usagi -208467;1353532007;Namjies;Can you confirm you're on my BTC-MINING lists? -208466;1353532007;Namjies;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdDFUajZmcWtQc2xVZUlGNXBvbWg1ZXc#gid=0 -208465;1353532016;Namjies;I think line 17 is you. -208464;1353532048;Namjies;match the BTC-Mining shares BMF held if I'm not mistaken -208463;1353532082;Namjies;Good. -208462;1353532344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00051 = 3.06 BTC [+] -208461;1353532531;smickles;kakobrekla: with that algo, after you run the backtest, is the error estimate really fricken' low? -208460;1353532827;kakobrekla;smickles the filter is used to trigger trading decision delivered from an input which in currently is velocity -208459;1353532841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5325 @ 0.00050228 = 2.6746 BTC [-] -208458;1353532843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.00050213 = 11.2979 BTC [-] -208457;1353532844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17565 @ 0.00050181 = 8.8143 BTC [-] -208456;1353533325;Diablo-D3;back -208455;1353534052;Diablo-D3;note to self -208454;1353534055;Diablo-D3;dont use gl on laptop -208453;1353534332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00051 = 9.333 BTC [+] -208452;1353535031;dub;https://isc.sans.edu/diary.html?n&storyid=14548 -208451;1353535044;dub;this was momentarily confusing -208450;1353536140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44900 @ 0.00050315 = 22.5914 BTC [-] -208449;1353537108;EskimoBob;usagi, what is your fkn problem? are all shares accounted for (have a known owner)? -208448;1353537200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10955 @ 0.00050315 = 5.512 BTC [-] -208447;1353537202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13045 @ 0.00050268 = 6.5575 BTC [-] -208446;1353537447;Namjies;What is the issue EskimoBob? -208445;1353537482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2755 @ 0.00050268 = 1.3849 BTC [-] -208444;1353537482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2485 @ 0.00050181 = 1.247 BTC [-] -208443;1353537484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36750 @ 0.00050138 = 18.4257 BTC [-] -208442;1353537485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4782 @ 0.00050094 = 2.3955 BTC [-] -208441;1353537527;Namjies;Oh I see... -208440;1353537534;Namjies;Usagi claims you lied... -208439;1353537546;Namjies;Well Usagi should know the lists are not complete -208438;1353537566;Namjies;and since he has unclaimed shares, you could have 9 in those. -208437;1353537923;EskimoBob;i sent a e-mail to nefario. Lets see if he answers. Maybe he sent me twice those pennies I had over there and I never noticed. -208436;1353537949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7237 @ 0.00051 = 3.6909 BTC [+] -208435;1353538427;Namjies;Possible. -208434;1353538820;dub;you didn't use a clean wallet? -208433;1353539484;Namjies;Many didn't -208432;1353539495;Namjies;If you looked at payment claims thread. -208431;1353539662;dub;would have thought it sensible with the rumours about nefario getting tipped out by the feds -208430;1353539855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38790 @ 0.0005082 = 19.7131 BTC [-] -208429;1353539857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9760 @ 0.00051 = 4.9776 BTC [+] -208428;1353540349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.0005036 = 5.7914 BTC [-] -208427;1353541785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22400 @ 0.0005036 = 11.2806 BTC [-] -208426;1353541787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28738 @ 0.00050319 = 14.4607 BTC [-] -208425;1353542907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14050 @ 0.00050563 = 7.1041 BTC [+] -208424;1353544095;jurov;smickles, "dangerous, risky, or even illegal"? -208423;1353544901;Namjies;Depending on local regulations -208422;1353544957;jurov;i commented on that. did any institution in US/UK officially proclaim bitcoin securities illegal? -208421;1353544964;jurov;afaik no so far -208420;1353545022;jurov;*unlicensed bitcoin securities to be exact (although i doubt there are any licensed) -208419;1353545066;mircea_popescu;jeez that's a lot to read up -208418;1353545075;Diablo-D3;well, thats why I want to go the bond route -208417;1353545081;Diablo-D3;bonds dont need to be registered with the SEC -208416;1353545207;mircea_popescu;MPOE-PR, EskimoBob, Puppet, Deprived. Etc. -- Fraud and Conspiracy -208415;1353545209;mircea_popescu;that's cute. -208414;1353545219;Diablo-D3;whatever happened to puppet? -208413;1353545231;Diablo-D3;I havent seen him trolling around lately -208412;1353545241;Diablo-D3;did it come out that he was nefario's puppet? -208411;1353545382;mircea_popescu; and no reference in the GLBSE data <<< ouch -208410;1353545389;mircea_popescu;tbh i was kinda expecting that ;/ -208409;1353545394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21147 @ 0.00050955 = 10.7755 BTC [+] -208408;1353545437;Namjies;expecting what? -208407;1353545447;JWU42;mircea_popescu: it seems either some people did not fill in the GLBSE claim or they are in a dispute over BTC paid out and nefario is holding their assets "hostage" -208406;1353545455;mircea_popescu;that Namjies -208405;1353545462;Namjies;aye -208404;1353545465;Diablo-D3;yeah, what a fucker -208403;1353545490;JWU42;so - we wait a while longer -208402;1353545496;mircea_popescu;basically, "partial lists" is the only thing that's worse than both "lists" and "no lists" -208401;1353545497;Namjies;It's pretty much the only tool he has to force people to send back double payments. -208400;1353545501;mircea_popescu;nefario has a knack. -208399;1353545522;Namjies;I find partial list better than no list -208398;1353545537;JWU42;I was able to match up some claims -208397;1353545544;JWU42;maybe 50% of ouytstanding shares -208396;1353545557;mircea_popescu;Namjies maybe you get lucky. what JWU42 is describing is a prime rate nightmare. -208395;1353545570;JWU42;that is, matching a submitted claim to me via e-mail with GLBSE data -208394;1353545573;mircea_popescu;from gigavps' tight lippedness i infer he's in a similar situation -208393;1353545577;mircea_popescu;possibly not to the degree -208392;1353545587;dub;why would we send back double payments? -208391;1353545598;JWU42;why would you not? -208390;1353545601;mircea_popescu;dub because it was a shared mistake -208389;1353545606;dub;thats an "im a fucking moron its coming out of my own pocket" scenario -208388;1353545606;mircea_popescu;he send the payment, you provided the address. -208387;1353545607;Namjies;Because you don't own the extra funds? -208386;1353545621;mircea_popescu;insanyjoel logic. -208385;1353545633;JWU42;I guess there is enough hatred of nef that users vview it as an asshole tax on nef -208384;1353545648;dub;yeah, was about to say idiot tax -208383;1353545671;Namjies;If he can't pay users without those double payments back tho, it harms the innocent users tho. -208382;1353545689;mircea_popescu;Namjies i dont understand where you figure he gets the empire to fuck with the issuers -208381;1353545694;mircea_popescu;to make up for his own stupidity. -208380;1353545696;dub;he can though sell his house, return his wife to the website for refund etc -208379;1353545707;mircea_popescu;this is like me running my car into a wall and then destroying the person's wall to extract my car. -208378;1353545719;Namjies;I'm not saying it's right. -208377;1353545727;Namjies;Technically, the info is not his. -208376;1353545744;Namjies;I'm just saying he probably went for it because it was the only option he could leverage. -208375;1353545763;dub;to head off any idiocy, i didnt receive a double payment (nor a single one) -208374;1353545788;Namjies;return his wife for... >.> -208373;1353545811;Namjies;I'm almost certain he didn't buy his wife. -208372;1353545825;mircea_popescu;can't argue with you there, he has a hefty history of doing stupid shit to compensate for other stupid shit -208371;1353545839;dub;englishman with chinawife == purchased -208370;1353545861;mircea_popescu;dub you ever seen the film with foster ? -208369;1353545868;mircea_popescu;nono, kidman not foster -208368;1353545885;dub;dead calm is the only kidman film I rate -208367;1353545886;smickles;22:28 < jurov> smickles, "dangerous, risky, or even illegal"? <<< I did say '..could be..' -208366;1353545905;Namjies;oh I see... so I guess everyone who is in a couple with an asian foreigner has purchased the girl... -208365;1353545914;mircea_popescu;http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0188453/ try that. her russian accent is delicious. -208364;1353545926;dub;Namjies: usually -208363;1353545926;Namjies;I don't see how you can infer it must have been purchased... -208362;1353545941;mircea_popescu;Namjies i'll have you know anyone married in romania has bought the wife. -208361;1353545944;mircea_popescu;i mean that literally. -208360;1353545954;mircea_popescu;they have a little ceremony at the wedding, people steal her off -208359;1353545958;mircea_popescu;groom buys her back -208358;1353545963;dub;it may not be a traditional cash exchange, sex/pretend love for citizenship works as well -208357;1353545980;Namjies;Well if it's customary for the groom to buy his wife... -208356;1353546015;mircea_popescu;dub why'd she want british citizenship ? she's not paki, she's chinese. -208355;1353546052;dub;probably cash for mail order then -208354;1353546063;Namjies;and Nefario was in China recently visiting her family with her or so he claimed... -208353;1353546074;mircea_popescu;i wonder if he salted the soup -208352;1353546079;Namjies;That doesn't sound like a mail order... -208351;1353546097;dub;probably to arrange immigration documents -208350;1353546128;Namjies;Fine, fine, believe whatever you want. But I'm not buying that theory -208349;1353546190;mircea_popescu;Namjies he's just trolling. -208348;1353546367;Namjies;That may be. -208347;1353546569;Namjies;So far so good however. -208346;1353546583;Namjies;Most claims are matching my list. -208345;1353546628;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127149.0 -208344;1353546632;mircea_popescu;and it already begins. -208343;1353546804;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127149.msg1350181#msg1350181 << i enjoyed the response -208342;1353546825;smickles;"you dim witted hysterical fuck" -208341;1353546874;mircea_popescu;"paint a dim witted hysterical fuck. you have two hours and may only use white and burnt sienna" -208340;1353546884;smickles;lol -208339;1353546935;smickles;*getting reamed by an anon -208338;1353547034;Namjies;Ah, well maybe others didn't have as much luck as me. -208337;1353547262;Namjies;Current claims: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdDFUajZmcWtQc2xVZUlGNXBvbWg1ZXc&pli=1#gid=0 -208336;1353547306;Namjies;1 unofficial claim so far, many not confirmed yet, many claims confirmed by a user on bitcointalk -208335;1353547324;mircea_popescu;how can a user on bitcointalk confirm a claim ? -208334;1353547361;Namjies;By looking at spreadsheet and confirming the amount of shares is correct/email/btc address -208333;1353547361;smickles;sign a message with the address? -208332;1353547403;Namjies;Strictly looking to get each line I received associated with an actual, preexisting user. -208331;1353547409;smickles;;;rewardhalf -208330;1353547410;gribble;Error: "rewardhalf" is not a valid command. -208329;1353547414;smickles;er -208328;1353547434;mircea_popescu;o so you mean users claimed the lines as representing them ? -208327;1353547443;smickles;;;halfreward -208326;1353547443;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Thu Nov 29 02:24:05 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 week, 0 days, 3 hours, and 0 seconds. -208325;1353547653;mircea_popescu;at this point, theymos could make usagi a forum mod -208324;1353547660;mircea_popescu;make a back-up first, obviously. -208323;1353547668;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127207.msg1350464#msg1350464 <<< huh, so if bitcoin are legal tender anywhere, they are legal tender in poland? -208322;1353547686;mircea_popescu;then we can celebrate thanksgiving together once the forum is reloaded from the back-up -208321;1353547756;mircea_popescu;smickles not legal tender. foreign currency. -208320;1353547784;mircea_popescu;i guess you'll find that most anywhere foreign currency is legally defined as "legal tender of any other country" -208319;1353547976;Namjies;Bitcoin is not technically legal tender in any country tho. -208318;1353548031;Namjies;Unless a country makes it legal tender any currency known or unkown... as far as I'm aware, no country has done such thing. -208317;1353548091;mircea_popescu;indeed. -208316;1353548111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25150 @ 0.0005061 = 12.7284 BTC [-] -208315;1353548705;jurov;i replied there, i expect flames over these "third world countries" :P -208314;1353548876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17850 @ 0.0005061 = 9.0339 BTC [-] -208313;1353548878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00050563 = 3.3624 BTC [-] -208312;1353549019;mircea_popescu;what, slovenia ?! -208311;1353549041;kakobrekla;a? -208310;1353549058;mircea_popescu;o i c -208309;1353549070;mircea_popescu;"maybe except some third world countries with paranoid law system like USA, UK and North Korea" -208308;1353549087;mircea_popescu;i am of the same mind. the anglosphere is firmly lodged in the third world. -208307;1353549222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00050563 = 2.1236 BTC [-] -208306;1353549224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00050491 = 9.3408 BTC [-] -208305;1353549417;smickles;http://mpex.net/news/archiv/01168.html&usg=ALkJrhhVzd7ayJLxMi3VXLWUbDP_Q-fDHw -208304;1353549427;mircea_popescu;da fck -208303;1353549452;mircea_popescu;heh i guess i didn't get that one. -208302;1353549465;smickles;idunno¯\(°_o)/¯ -208301;1353549629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10557 @ 0.00050491 = 5.3303 BTC [-] -208300;1353550241;dub;mircea_popescu: I think i've seen that, her real bf from russia comes and fucks him up oslt -208299;1353550256;mircea_popescu;yup -208298;1353550517;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127159.msg1350350 -208297;1353550530;smickles;best game ever -208296;1353550754;smickles;kakobrekla: come, ally with padre http://the-biggest-fish.appspot.com/# -208295;1353550852;smickles;oh sht, i was eaten -208294;1353550862;kakobrekla;hm -208293;1353550866;kakobrekla;i think it failed in opera -208292;1353550880;mircea_popescu;let's try thios -208291;1353550886;mircea_popescu;i'ma be mircea -208290;1353550938;smickles;oh, the weight of my fish is now below the threashold -208289;1353550946;Namjies;How do fishs get eaten? -208288;1353550957;smickles;when you attack another fish and lose -208287;1353550963;smickles;you can only attack larger fish -208286;1353550979;mircea_popescu;sux. -208285;1353550989;Namjies;ah -208284;1353550999;Namjies;so you always have lower odds to win -208283;1353551005;Namjies;Is there a way to check odds? -208282;1353551026;smickles;when you have a fish, they show below the other fish -208281;1353551044;Namjies;Nice -208280;1353551062;kakobrekla;im too stupid for this -208279;1353551068;smickles;dont forget to bookmark the page when it tells you to -208278;1353551102;mircea_popescu;smickles i haven't. -208277;1353551150;Namjies;I need to create a bitcoin address for withdrawal first. -208276;1353551154;smickles;;;tslb -208275;1353551162;gribble;Time since last block: 12 minutes and 49 seconds -208274;1353551194;smickles;i should become visible again at the next block -208273;1353551207;smickles;gl padre! -208272;1353551208;mircea_popescu;how do you ally fishes ? -208271;1353551220;smickles;it's the one you choose at the beginning -208270;1353551240;smickles;oh wait -208269;1353551242;smickles;i dunno -208268;1353551265;mircea_popescu;lolk -208267;1353551301;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -208266;1353551309;gribble;Time since last block: 15 minutes and 17 seconds -208265;1353551315;smickles;oh, you are green to the people who chose you -208264;1353551417;mircea_popescu;so how do i chose someone -208263;1353551508;Namjies;Looks like fun. I'll create a fish. -208262;1353551509;dub;click them -208261;1353551543;Namjies;I don't see them biting each others tho. -208260;1353551570;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -208259;1353551579;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 0 seconds -208258;1353552348;mircea_popescu;aww rly ? -208257;1353552351;mircea_popescu;i still show up as 0 -208256;1353552430;dub;whois smickles? -208255;1353552433;Namjies;Damn, I'm out of personal bitcoins. -208254;1353552435;dub;ObamaEatsBabies? -208253;1353552441;Namjies;I put them all on MPEx -208252;1353552447;Namjies;I can't play this. -208251;1353552499;mircea_popescu;lol -208250;1353552587;kakobrekla;i lend food for fishes -208249;1353552590;kakobrekla;7% weekly -208248;1353552602;dub;let me in on that -208247;1353552604;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla : send me 5btc i'll credit your mpex acct ? -208246;1353552624;kakobrekla;you will credit it with interests? :) -208245;1353552676;mircea_popescu;lol nope. -208244;1353552695;dub;im not detecting any eating of fish -208243;1353552697;kakobrekla;well gimme addy what are you waiting for -208242;1353552770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00050491 = 5.1248 BTC [-] -208241;1353552792;mircea_popescu;omfg he sold mpex to send me money -208240;1353552807;mircea_popescu;THIS FISH BUSINESS !!! -208239;1353552925;dub;time to send flowers -208238;1353552935;dub;you'll be sleeping with the fishes, see -208237;1353552989;mircea_popescu;lol -208236;1353553213;mircea_popescu;ahaha -208235;1353553219;mircea_popescu;who's the biggest fish in da pond nao. -208234;1353553314;kakobrekla;loool -208233;1353553323;mircea_popescu;myeah. -208232;1353553348;kakobrekla;why you no eat? -208231;1353553373;mircea_popescu;cause there's nothing worthy in there ? -208230;1353553380;mircea_popescu;all minnows :D -208229;1353553387;kakobrekla;hehe -208228;1353553408;mircea_popescu;so come on, someone attack Destroyer! -208227;1353553634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10593 @ 0.00050491 = 5.3485 BTC [-] -208226;1353553888;mircea_popescu;smickles : you should prolly ask for a kickback from whoever made the game. -208225;1353554229;mircea_popescu;ahaha just owned satoshidice -208224;1353554718;JWU42;SD is evil -208223;1353554737;JWU42;but I have found my own strategy and it has worked OK for the last 6 weeks -208222;1353554856;kakobrekla;02:26.48 ( &phy ) Are bitcoins kosher? -208221;1353554873;mircea_popescu;JWU42 this is about http://the-biggest-fish.appspot.com -208220;1353555445;Namjies;How can you have a strategy for... -208219;1353555454;Namjies;Something with odds against you... -208218;1353555462;smickles;oh shit, mircea's huge! -208217;1353555498;smickles;00:47 < dub> whois smickles? << padre -208216;1353555504;Namjies;yup -208215;1353555588;Namjies;Hmm, I'm thinking about getting referrals for Sealswithclubs and running freerolls every now and then. -208214;1353555589;mircea_popescu;smickles I EAT ALLL -208213;1353555622;Namjies;Hopefully getting some money to good players. -208212;1353555731;kakobrekla;who is mpex? -208211;1353555747;Namjies;Mircea? -208210;1353555769;kakobrekla;mircea is mircea and he didnt ask me for more money -208209;1353555782;kakobrekla;cause he wouldnt get it! -208208;1353555894;kakobrekla;JWU42, how can you run a profit on sd, do explain -208207;1353555922;smickles;kakobrekla: you don't think SD is profitable? -208206;1353555954;Namjies;SD = You always lose in the long run -208205;1353555966;Namjies;Play long enough and you'll end up in the red. -208204;1353555995;smickles;pigeons: do you know anything about rg being gone for days? -208203;1353556001;Namjies;The more you play, the lower your odds. -208202;1353556021;Namjies;rg? He's right here. -208201;1353556044;smickles;huhwhatnow? i Namjies == rg? -208200;1353556076;kakobrekla;lolno -208199;1353556089;smickles;/¯(°_o)/¯ -208198;1353556097;smickles;/¯(°_o)/¯ -208197;1353556206;JWU42;kakobrekla: I am up about 250 BTC in the last 6 weeks -208196;1353556206;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-biggest-fish-pretty-cool-javascript-game/ -208195;1353556208;JWU42;;) -208194;1353556208;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -208193;1353556225;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i am mircea, mpex and soon dtng -208192;1353556232;JWU42;slow and steady - trying to win 2 BTC a day -208191;1353556240;mircea_popescu;JWU42 people run a profit by owning shares. -208190;1353556245;JWU42;heh -208189;1353556254;JWU42;yeah - that is probably the wisest way -208188;1353556269;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -208187;1353556272;gribble;Time since last block: 29 minutes and 15 seconds -208186;1353556278;mircea_popescu;dude why not a day and a half -208185;1353556303;smickles;dammit mircea_popescu, you beat me to the press -208184;1353556315;mircea_popescu;dun dun duuuunnnn -208183;1353556320;kakobrekla;midnightmagic -208182;1353556323;kakobrekla;eh -208181;1353556333;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu calls up for more players only to earn on them -208180;1353556335;kakobrekla;how low! -208179;1353556343;kakobrekla;;> -208178;1353556363;mircea_popescu;mwahaha -208177;1353556390;smickles;01:50 < mircea_popescu> JWU42 people run a profit by owning shares. << http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/bitcoin-finance/a-good-month-for-s-dice-shareholders-in-the-making/#update_2_21nov12 -208176;1353556413;dub;;;bc,rewardhalf -208175;1353556413;gribble;Error: "bc,rewardhalf" is not a valid command. -208174;1353556419;smickles;;;halfreward -208173;1353556419;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Thu Nov 29 02:33:41 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 week, 0 days, 0 hours, 40 minutes, and 0 seconds. -208172;1353556421;dub;;;bc,halfrewaed -208171;1353556422;gribble;Error: "bc,halfrewaed" is not a valid command. -208170;1353556425;dub;ty -208169;1353556446;JWU42;they have had a nice recovery after a sharp drop -208168;1353556501;dub;how does this fish work -208167;1353556511;smickles;dub: read mircea_popescu's post -208166;1353556518;smickles;http://trilema.com/2012/the-biggest-fish-pretty-cool-javascript-game/ -208165;1353556527;mircea_popescu;i am actually impressed with the coding quality. -208164;1353556528;smickles;or the instructions on the gamesite itself -208163;1353556540;mircea_popescu;quite elegant imo. -208162;1353556545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10362 @ 0.00050319 = 5.2141 BTC [-] -208161;1353556547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16945 @ 0.00050302 = 8.5237 BTC [-] -208160;1353556569;smickles;mircea_popescu: if this gets popular, that dude will be rich -208159;1353556592;mircea_popescu;possibly, yea. -208158;1353556608;mircea_popescu;all depends on how well it handles many fish -208157;1353556610;kakobrekla;i still dont see the point of it. -208156;1353556619;smickles;it's a game? -208155;1353556666;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla sort of million dollar website with interaction. -208154;1353556666;kakobrekla;to what end -208153;1353556709;mircea_popescu;and ftr i put in 7 btc and i am worth 8 atm, so you could say i made a profit. -208152;1353556739;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -208151;1353556745;gribble;Time since last block: 37 minutes and 9 seconds -208150;1353556755;kakobrekla;so now its a competition who puts more btc in -208149;1353556758;kakobrekla;i put 10 -208148;1353556761;kakobrekla;you do 20 -208147;1353556762;kakobrekla;etc -208146;1353556767;kakobrekla;just like inaba and cablepair -208145;1353556802;smickles;;;tslb -208144;1353556807;gribble;Time since last block: 38 minutes and 11 seconds -208143;1353557025;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yes. -208142;1353557033;mircea_popescu;just like poker. -208141;1353557050;kakobrekla;yeah but your stake == your cards -208140;1353557079;mircea_popescu;mostly the same with poker. -208139;1353557082;mircea_popescu;depends what you play. -208138;1353557097;kakobrekla;well -208137;1353557103;kakobrekla;you set your cards with stake here -208136;1353557104;mircea_popescu;but in general due to variance, your stake = your cards -208135;1353557106;kakobrekla;that is not like poker -208134;1353557118;mircea_popescu;listen, you get AK this turn, the other guy gets it next turn -208133;1353557125;mircea_popescu;cards are pretty much = 0 over a long run -208132;1353557147;kakobrekla;my point is, i can always get AK if i raise my deposit/stake -208131;1353557158;mircea_popescu;ya but if you do nothing with it you lose more. -208130;1353557162;mircea_popescu;think of it like bridge -208129;1353557173;mircea_popescu;sure, you can have a 4 aces 4 kings 4 queens hand -208128;1353557178;mircea_popescu;however, if you fail to make the 7nt -208127;1353557184;mircea_popescu;you will be -x hundreds on the score -208126;1353557204;kakobrekla;so in case two guys have 10 and a half million coins each -208125;1353557212;kakobrekla;its just a matter of who trustes the site more -208124;1353557220;mircea_popescu;prolly. -208123;1353557226;kakobrekla;stupid game. -208122;1353557242;mircea_popescu;well im sure its not intended for 10mn coins. -208121;1353557268;smickles;;;tslb -208120;1353557269;kakobrekla;but the issue is same -208119;1353557275;gribble;Time since last block: 45 minutes and 59 seconds -208118;1353557276;smickles;:o -208117;1353557281;kakobrekla;i will run out of trust before i ran out of coins -208116;1353557298;kakobrekla;so its bullshit -208115;1353557345;mircea_popescu;well i mean, what do you want, to win it ? -208114;1353557366;kakobrekla;is the point of the game to loose it? -208113;1353557377;mircea_popescu;just to swim around, get a little fatter. -208112;1353557381;mircea_popescu;have people click your name -208111;1353558105;smickles;haha! suckit mircea_popescu -208110;1353558166;kakobrekla;nature is amazing. -208109;1353558182;dub;when do you cash out? -208108;1353558225;smickles;dub: whenever you want -208107;1353558233;smickles;I've already tested it, it works -208106;1353558411;mircea_popescu;lmao you deposited ? -208105;1353558429;mircea_popescu;YOU SUCK IT -208104;1353558450;dub;pwned -208103;1353558537;mircea_popescu;bwashaha i put like 8 btc into this im worth 15 -208102;1353558595;mircea_popescu;poor smicks -208101;1353558599;mircea_popescu;when he gets back... -208100;1353558633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8929 @ 0.00050302 = 4.4915 BTC [-] -208099;1353558634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8471 @ 0.00050205 = 4.2529 BTC [-] -208098;1353558727;mircea_popescu;ok this is odd. do you see mircea as 8.1999 or 10.999 ? -208097;1353558740;dub;former -208096;1353558795;smickles;oh shit -208095;1353558800;dub;8.334 now -208094;1353558819;smickles;wait, -1.5btc? -208093;1353558819;mircea_popescu;odd it looked 10.999 for me -208092;1353558820;smickles;how? -208091;1353558825;mircea_popescu;then it dropped to 8.x -208090;1353558829;mircea_popescu;smickles dtng attacked you -208089;1353558835;kakobrekla;its milk. -208088;1353558849;smickles;yeah, but i should only be reduced by half each time -208087;1353558856;mircea_popescu;1.5 is half of 3 neh ? -208086;1353558867;kakobrekla;those fishes are fishy -208085;1353558871;kakobrekla;and milky. -208084;1353558901;mircea_popescu;lol y the haet -208083;1353558928;smickles;mircea_popescu: _negative_ 1.5 -208082;1353558929;mircea_popescu;lol coinapult joins the fray -208081;1353558940;mircea_popescu;smickles i see you as 1.5 ? -208080;1353558965;mircea_popescu;smicks, attack coinapult! -208079;1353558966;smickles;oh, a refresh fixed it -208078;1353558990;mircea_popescu;ew -208077;1353558996;smickles;coinapult wasted me :o -208076;1353559048;mircea_popescu;WAR -208075;1353559050;smickles;Oh NOES -208074;1353559066;smickles;fuck yeah! -208073;1353559073;mircea_popescu;wow wd -208072;1353559086;smickles;Ah -208071;1353559092;mircea_popescu;lol who da fuck did you get ? -208070;1353559103;dub;coinapult and mircea doing battle -208069;1353559135;smickles;hahaha -208068;1353559168;dub;lol smickles pwning -208067;1353559230;smickles;lol -208066;1353559235;smickles;bai bai -208065;1353559285;Namjies;smickles eats everything :O -208064;1353559396;dub;mircea_popescu: ouch -208063;1353559415;mircea_popescu;lol -208062;1353559422;mircea_popescu;well i don't think the game actually works correctly -208061;1353559431;mircea_popescu;seeing how i was worth ~15 and people added money -208060;1353559435;mircea_popescu;and now the sum is < 10 -208059;1353559438;smickles;well, i profited from that game :) -208058;1353559452;dub;smickles cached out though -208057;1353559458;smickles;mircea_popescu: i withdrew monies :) -208056;1353559465;mircea_popescu;a hehe wd. -208055;1353559468;dub;cash stupid caching in the brain -208054;1353559478;mircea_popescu;i prolly should have withdrawn, could have made 5 or something like that. -208053;1353559497;dub;so tis bascially SD with pictures -208052;1353559523;Namjies;Nah... it's about stealing coins off others -208051;1353559611;smickles;lol, i'm the last ad left! -208050;1353559612;mircea_popescu;anyway. was fun lol. -208049;1353559625;mircea_popescu;smickles you got lucky attacking my top fish -208048;1353559675;jchysk;what are you guys playing? -208047;1353559675;smickles;heh, and coinapult -208046;1353559683;smickles;http://the-biggest-fish.appspot.com/# -208045;1353559711;jchysk;hah -208044;1353559715;jchysk;this is hilarious -208043;1353559764;Namjies;Mircea died... -208042;1353559799;smickles;Namjies: yeah, he went wild at the end, it was a right frenzy -208041;1353559805;mircea_popescu;yah. -8btc for me. -208040;1353559809;mircea_popescu;was fun tho, so. -208039;1353559820;Namjies;Fun is what matters -208038;1353559845;mircea_popescu;course 8 btc is something like a dozen blowjobs from a pair of blue eyed identical twins -208037;1353559856;mircea_popescu;so maybe not REAL fun. but anyway. -208036;1353559908;Namjies;Romania sounds cheap... -208035;1353559937;mircea_popescu;teh twins just happen to be slutty -208034;1353560510;lucidlepidoptera;please check out our new bitcoin service startup: https://btcjam.com/listings/584 -208033;1353560625;Namjies;eheh, yeah, I'm aware -208032;1353560638;Namjies;The rate is too low for me tho -208031;1353560645;Namjies;Doing other things with my bitcoins. -208030;1353560703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 42105 @ 0.00339922 = 143.1242 BTC [-] -208029;1353560705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7920 @ 0.00339944 = 26.9236 BTC [+] -208028;1353560932;dub;kinda close to zipconf -208027;1353561245;smickles;woah -208026;1353561269;smickles;only 13571 shares to go until ipo shares are being bought again -208025;1353561314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24392 @ 0.00050395 = 12.2923 BTC [+] -208024;1353561328;Namjies;Yeah -208023;1353561721;smickles;come, give me some karma: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13lpes/the_biggest_fish_a_fun_new_game/ -208022;1353561935;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -208021;1353561936;smickles;or watch jeph jacques draw a comic http://new.livestream.com/accounts/696105/events/885307 -208020;1353561937;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00339922 / 0.00339925 / 0.00339944 (50025 shares, 170.05 BTC), 30day: 0.00180002 / 0.00332456 / 0.0034 (874155 shares, 2,906.19 BTC) -208019;1353561976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22015 @ 0.00050395 = 11.0945 BTC [+] -208018;1353561978;mircea_popescu;starting to move a little. -208017;1353561980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7620 @ 0.00050698 = 3.8632 BTC [+] -208016;1353562004;smickles;mircea_popescu: no doubt, because of my blog -208015;1353562039;smickles;(￣ω￣;) -208014;1353562097;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/domain/blog.smickles.com/ <<< whoa! who did this? -208013;1353562113;smickles;oh, is that automatic? -208012;1353562122;mircea_popescu;i have no idea -208011;1353562186;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/domain/polimedia.us/ i guess it must be automated -208010;1353562521;smickles;mircea_popescu: lol http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13k4vx/a_message_to_bitcoin_wannabe_scammers/c74vr0q -208009;1353562599;mircea_popescu;lol -208008;1353563037;smickles;haha!, my Biggest Fish add is working! -208007;1353563177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11080 @ 0.00050516 = 5.5972 BTC [-] -208006;1353563178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.00050407 = 9.3757 BTC [-] -208005;1353563180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6629 @ 0.00050205 = 3.3281 BTC [-] -208004;1353563180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32641 @ 0.00050094 = 16.3512 BTC [-] -208003;1353563224;smickles;and at -1082.333333333 CPM so far, it's the best advert i've ever placed -208002;1353563352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00050698 = 5.4754 BTC [+] -208001;1353563780;Namjies;Bah, keep getting disconnected -208000;1353563805;smickles;Namjies: my ad has a cpm of -1082~ btc -207999;1353563816;Namjies;Your what? -207998;1353563823;smickles;my ad -207997;1353563826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3147 @ 0.00050698 = 1.5955 BTC [+] -207996;1353563837;Namjies;where/how/what? -207995;1353563868;Namjies;You get paid 1082 BTC per CPM to ... advertise? -207994;1353563881;Namjies;That's how in understand your formulation. -207993;1353563884;smickles;http://bit.ly/T5YOFJ -207992;1353563922;smickles;heh, it has a CPM of _negative_ 1082 btc ;) -207991;1353563934;Namjies;ah... -207990;1353563993;Namjies;I paid 0.60 USD in ads and now have... 0.01 USD in commission on Seals with Clubs! -207989;1353564004;mircea_popescu;usure smicks ? -207988;1353564004;smickles;damn, my fish is about slaughtered -207987;1353564008;mircea_popescu;awww. -207986;1353564010;Namjies;or 0.001 BTC -207985;1353564015;smickles;oh, mircea_popescu's at it again -207984;1353564025;Namjies;Seems non-BTC traffic is interested in BTC poker tho... -207983;1353564028;mircea_popescu;hahaha. this time i just looted. -207982;1353564035;smickles;lol, next you know, he'll be selling mpoe share to fund his addiction -207981;1353564059;Namjies;Addiction is funly addictive! -207980;1353564083;mircea_popescu;well... unlike last time when i just left my 8 btcs hanging around -207979;1353564086;mircea_popescu;this time i withdrew -207978;1353564108;smickles;aw, my ally bit the dust :( -207977;1353564258;smickles;bitch! -207976;1353564273;smickles;woah, faucet -207975;1353564298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7550 @ 0.00050309 = 3.7983 BTC [-] -207974;1353564371;smickles;;;tslb -207973;1353564373;gribble;Time since last block: 2 minutes and 22 seconds -207972;1353564450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1840 @ 0.00050698 = 0.9328 BTC [+] -207971;1353564451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00050846 = 11.3387 BTC [+] -207970;1353564453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7731 @ 0.00050921 = 3.9367 BTC [+] -207969;1353564598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22750 @ 0.00050309 = 11.4453 BTC [-] -207968;1353564599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16490 @ 0.00050094 = 8.2605 BTC [-] -207967;1353564742;mircea_popescu;so hows the cpm/roi smickles :p -207966;1353564813;smickles;heh about a dozen uniques from the fish game, and i'm net +3.147 btc -207965;1353564850;mircea_popescu;could be worse. -207964;1353564866;smickles;yeah, i coul've lost btc overall -207963;1353564900;mircea_popescu;im like -6 -207962;1353564934;dub;destroyer is back -207961;1353564942;smickles;mircea_popescu: do a little highschool probability calc ;) -207960;1353564974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.0005036 = 4.7842 BTC [+] -207959;1353564975;mircea_popescu;what you mean ? -207958;1353564975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 401 @ 0.00050094 = 0.2009 BTC [-] -207957;1353564977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26279 @ 0.00049988 = 13.1363 BTC [-] -207956;1353565052;smickles;i think you best chances are in going after a fish much larger than you, you'll lose more often, but the big win should balance it out -207955;1353565080;mircea_popescu;seems about neutral. course the game just says "proportional" -207954;1353565099;dub;i want to play -207953;1353565104;smickles;i.e., go after the biggest fish there, or if you want it to be a little more fun, go after anything with a 10% or so on it -207952;1353565115;dub;alas places to go whiskey to drink -207951;1353565209;smickles;:( no whiskey here -207950;1353565424;Namjies;Withdrawal request at MPEx pending... -207949;1353565477;smickles;;;ticker -207948;1353565477;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.05000, Best ask: 12.07797, Bid-ask spread: 0.02797, Last trade: 12.05000, 24 hour volume: 38987.87991628, 24 hour low: 11.64350, 24 hour high: 12.10000, 24 hour vwap: 11.82328 -207947;1353565482;smickles;oh -207946;1353565488;Namjies;Nice. Price up! -207945;1353565490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00050921 = 7.078 BTC [+] -207944;1353565612;mircea_popescu;whoa shoot up to 12 has it -207943;1353565618;Namjies;yup -207942;1353565634;Namjies;My Put options will profit greatly it seems -207941;1353565635;mircea_popescu;we're closing the year over 20 -207940;1353565643;Namjies;Would be nice. -207939;1353565654;dub;;;tslb -207938;1353565656;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 43 seconds -207937;1353565665;mircea_popescu;the dude(s) with 40k calls will profit greatly lol -207936;1353565706;smickles;yeah, the one who doesn't lose until about 9.50 usd/btc, good call ;) -207935;1353565736;smickles;you have that balanced out buy the guy who shorted way more puts tho, right? -207934;1353565753;smickles;the ones that turn a profit above 13? -207933;1353565776;mircea_popescu;smickles short puts don't balance long calls -207932;1353565790;mircea_popescu;was like ~20k puts iirc -207931;1353565798;smickles;yeah, but these are unprofitable puts -207930;1353565804;mircea_popescu;nope. -207929;1353565811;smickles;ij -207928;1353565813;smickles;er -207927;1353565814;smickles;ok -207926;1353565838;mircea_popescu;look at graph for O.BTCUSD.P200T for instance -207925;1353565842;mircea_popescu;sold high rebought low -207924;1353565853;smickles;ah -207923;1353565860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10097 @ 0.00050921 = 5.1415 BTC [+] -207922;1353565875;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.P140T trades 18-27 -207921;1353565879;mircea_popescu;last trade was 40 -207920;1353565913;Namjies;I sold P130s for 0.25 BTC each =/ -207919;1353565929;mircea_popescu;;;calc 2000 * .13 -207918;1353565930;gribble;260 -207917;1353565937;mircea_popescu;a cool 260 btc just on p140t -207916;1353565989;Namjies;Assuming it goes over 14 USD/BTC -207915;1353566092;smickles;still going apeshit on EskimoBob ? -207914;1353566159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33650 @ 0.00050145 = 16.8738 BTC [-] -207913;1353566160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00049988 = 4.224 BTC [-] -207912;1353566195;smickles;naw, not really -207911;1353566216;Namjies;I'm missing claimers too on my list. -207910;1353566217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10036 @ 0.00050921 = 5.1104 BTC [+] -207909;1353566224;Namjies;Doesn't mean there was false claims. -207908;1353566249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4985 @ 0.00050921 = 2.5384 BTC [+] -207907;1353566250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25765 @ 0.00051 = 13.1402 BTC [+] -207906;1353566270;smickles;usagi: did EskimoBob withold a double payment from nef? -207905;1353566279;smickles;iirc, he advocated doing that -207904;1353566315;smickles;if he filed a claim, and then didn't return a double payment, nef would withold his data from the issuers -207903;1353566334;smickles;hell, nef could actually get away with doing that to someone 'just cause' -207902;1353566352;smickles;he can't actually -207901;1353566360;smickles;unless nef shows his hand -207900;1353566378;smickles;because the way the situation is, nef could just be dicking with EskimoBob -207899;1353566425;smickles;suppose eb wasn't sent a double payment, and nef said he was -207898;1353566478;smickles;I think EB advocated not sending back double payments when it looked like nef would never release the infos -207897;1353566490;smickles;but i'm unsure if it was EB or not -207896;1353566516;dub;;;tslb -207895;1353566518;gribble;Time since last block: 16 minutes and 4 seconds -207894;1353566530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28325 @ 0.00051 = 14.4458 BTC [+] -207893;1353566532;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -207892;1353566533;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.05000, Best ask: 12.09951, Bid-ask spread: 0.04951, Last trade: 12.09957, 24 hour volume: 39295.73956024, 24 hour low: 11.64350, 24 hour high: 12.10000, 24 hour vwap: 11.82560 -207891;1353566552;mircea_popescu;hmm that's delayed. -207890;1353566555;mircea_popescu;more like 12.15 -207889;1353566556;smickles;usagi: it's not a clear case at all, because nefario could claim all sorts of things that eb can't disprove -207888;1353566590;smickles;not at all, at the time it was logical to withold those -207887;1353566602;smickles;it was the only bargining chip of the issuers -207886;1353566606;dub;;;ticker --last -207885;1353566607;gribble;12.09948 -207884;1353566624;dub;thats right -207883;1353566625;smickles;usagi: he might not _still_ be witholding it -207882;1353566634;dub;unless gox engine is fail -207881;1353566648;smickles;assuming he ever actually did get a double payment -207880;1353566661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16874 @ 0.00051 = 8.6057 BTC [+] -207879;1353566697;mircea_popescu;well im off. take care all -207878;1353566700;smickles;nn -207877;1353566703;mircea_popescu;and thanks for all da fishes :D -207876;1353566763;dub;lol nn -207875;1353594277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00050892 = 4.224 BTC [+] -207874;1353594506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7523 @ 0.00049948 = 3.7576 BTC [-] -207873;1353594508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6895 @ 0.00049733 = 3.4291 BTC [-] -207872;1353594509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19232 @ 0.00049606 = 9.5402 BTC [-] -207871;1353594934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00050892 = 1.196 BTC [+] -207870;1353594936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7329 @ 0.00051 = 3.7378 BTC [+] -207869;1353595392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41500 @ 0.00049847 = 20.6865 BTC [-] -207868;1353595696;Chaang-Noi;we having a halving party? -207867;1353595732;mircea_popescu;i definitely am. -207866;1353595855;lucidlepidoptera;please check out our new bitcoin service startup: https://btcjam.com/listings/584 -207865;1353595888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00049847 = 1.6699 BTC [-] -207864;1353595889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.00049606 = 5.5807 BTC [-] -207863;1353596254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12150 @ 0.00049698 = 6.0383 BTC [+] -207862;1353596342;EskimoBob;so,little shitbird usagi is opening up multiple scam accusations and when he realizes, he has no proof, closes the thread and makes a new one -207861;1353596818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28350 @ 0.00051 = 14.4585 BTC [+] -207860;1353596857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.0005062 = 7.3905 BTC [-] -207859;1353597155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19950 @ 0.0005062 = 10.0987 BTC [-] -207858;1353597368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11376 @ 0.0005062 = 5.7585 BTC [-] -207857;1353597401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21024 @ 0.00050085 = 10.5299 BTC [-] -207856;1353597805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7423 @ 0.00050085 = 3.7178 BTC [-] -207855;1353597807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7927 @ 0.00050083 = 3.9701 BTC [-] -207854;1353598038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28515 @ 0.00050391 = 14.369 BTC [+] -207853;1353598800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32050 @ 0.00050083 = 16.0516 BTC [-] -207852;1353599027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10485 @ 0.00050391 = 5.2835 BTC [+] -207851;1353599028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29150 @ 0.00050607 = 14.7519 BTC [+] -207850;1353599757;Chaang-Noi;usagi is saying who is scamming? -207849;1353600140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1737 @ 0.00050884 = 0.8839 BTC [+] -207848;1353600142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27663 @ 0.00050496 = 13.9687 BTC [-] -207847;1353600476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12537 @ 0.00050496 = 6.3307 BTC [-] -207846;1353600477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23463 @ 0.00050343 = 11.812 BTC [-] -207845;1353601387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00050343 = 4.4805 BTC [-] -207844;1353601743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2454 @ 0.00050343 = 1.2354 BTC [-] -207843;1353601743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00050262 = 7.489 BTC [-] -207842;1353601745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28346 @ 0.00050114 = 14.2053 BTC [-] -207841;1353602041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00339944 = 1.0198 BTC [+] -207840;1353603107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41700 @ 0.00050689 = 21.1373 BTC [+] -207839;1353603267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1555 @ 0.00050689 = 0.7882 BTC [+] -207838;1353603339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38050 @ 0.00050663 = 19.2773 BTC [-] -207837;1353603828;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIwH7ptHCWc -207836;1353603836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10745 @ 0.00050663 = 5.4437 BTC [-] -207835;1353603837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14505 @ 0.00050804 = 7.3691 BTC [+] -207834;1353603978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00050804 = 5.1566 BTC [+] -207833;1353604074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22828 @ 0.0005021 = 11.4619 BTC [-] -207832;1353604075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5554 @ 0.00050114 = 2.7833 BTC [-] -207831;1353604077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12634 @ 0.00050083 = 6.3275 BTC [-] -207830;1353604078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14422 @ 0.00050053 = 7.2186 BTC [-] -207829;1353604280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00050804 = 6.7061 BTC [+] -207828;1353604821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18978 @ 0.00050053 = 9.4991 BTC [-] -207827;1353604822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9372 @ 0.00049797 = 4.667 BTC [-] -207826;1353605002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25400 @ 0.00050804 = 12.9042 BTC [+] -207825;1353605803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6767 @ 0.00050695 = 3.4305 BTC [-] -207824;1353606610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.00050695 = 7.9845 BTC [-] -207823;1353607843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11158 @ 0.00050547 = 5.64 BTC [-] -207822;1353607844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23042 @ 0.00049937 = 11.5065 BTC [-] -207821;1353608203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42645 @ 0.00050695 = 21.6189 BTC [+] -207820;1353608386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23258 @ 0.00049937 = 11.6143 BTC [-] -207819;1353608388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26428 @ 0.00049797 = 13.1604 BTC [-] -207818;1353608389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1514 @ 0.00049694 = 0.7524 BTC [-] -207817;1353608785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9386 @ 0.00049694 = 4.6643 BTC [-] -207816;1353608789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6349 @ 0.00049672 = 3.1537 BTC [-] -207815;1353608791;Ukto;woah -207814;1353608794;Ukto;whats with all the trades? -207813;1353608818;kakobrekla;trades. happen. -207812;1353608826;Ukto;just seemed like alot this morning -207811;1353608936;jurov;mircea is trading with himself :P -207810;1353608962;jurov;where did i saw that? yeah on reddit... -207809;1353608991;jurov;but the 1.8m wall yesterday was really impressive -207808;1353609014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8304 @ 0.00050695 = 4.2097 BTC [+] -207807;1353609015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7434 @ 0.00050804 = 3.7768 BTC [+] -207806;1353609191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14111 @ 0.00050804 = 7.169 BTC [+] -207805;1353609192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 781 @ 0.00050846 = 0.3971 BTC [+] -207804;1353609601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20896 @ 0.00050846 = 10.6248 BTC [+] -207803;1353609664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32133 @ 0.00050846 = 16.3383 BTC [+] -207802;1353609666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17717 @ 0.00051 = 9.0357 BTC [+] -207801;1353609674;jurov;pity that my scalper needs update to use latest code. would have made a killing :P -207800;1353610115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32604 @ 0.00051 = 16.628 BTC [+] -207799;1353610456;mircea_popescu;well the 2mn wall you mean. and that was me. -207798;1353610470;mircea_popescu;and i'm not going to keep seling my own shares jsut because people keep wanting to buy them ;/ -207797;1353610598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 91270 @ 0.00051 = 46.5477 BTC [+] -207796;1353610739;smickles;04:57 #bitcoin-assets: < sgornick> smickles: How long after 1 confirmation before the credit shows? << should be just about _at_ one confirm to show -207795;1353610758;smickles;goatse, lol -207794;1353610805;mircea_popescu;ahaha dtng survives -207793;1353610807;mircea_popescu;but mpex is gone -207792;1353610825;smickles;i'm at .096 -207791;1353610831;smickles;only just invisible -207790;1353610891;smickles;heh, freemoney's fish is finally there -207789;1353610953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44900 @ 0.00051 = 22.899 BTC [+] -207788;1353611166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32450 @ 0.00051 = 16.5495 BTC [+] -207787;1353611340;smickles;lol, i just witnessed the death of Nameworld -207786;1353611422;kakobrekla;you be all swimmin with the fishes. -207785;1353611574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32400 @ 0.00051 = 16.524 BTC [+] -207784;1353611583;mircea_popescu; lol, i just witnessed the death of Nameworld -207783;1353612013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41950 @ 0.00051 = 21.3945 BTC [+] -207782;1353612342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33900 @ 0.00051 = 17.289 BTC [+] -207781;1353612993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31800 @ 0.00051 = 16.218 BTC [+] -207780;1353613502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29600 @ 0.00050884 = 15.0617 BTC [-] -207779;1353613723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23072 @ 0.00051 = 11.7667 BTC [+] -207778;1353614459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00050884 = 10.9909 BTC [-] -207777;1353614657;smickles;look, there's a bitcointalk.org fish now -207776;1353614714;mircea_popescu;lol -207775;1353614732;mircea_popescu;MY ARTICLE MADE HIM!!!1 -207774;1353614749;smickles;lol, one of your commenters? -207773;1353614762;mircea_popescu;From: "Erik Voorhees" I will never forgive you for eating my fish!!!!! -207772;1353614773;smickles;lol -207771;1353614775;mircea_popescu;hehehe -207770;1353614872;Namjies;I'm back in the game... -207769;1353614873;smickles;lol, "jaws" is blockchain.info -207768;1353614897;Namjies;I only put 0.10 so people register fishes under my name. -207767;1353614902;Namjies;and keep it there -207766;1353614910;Namjies;Apparently it works. -207765;1353614925;smickles;Namjies: well, until your ally takes a hit -207764;1353614926;Namjies;Because I died. -207763;1353614935;Namjies;Yeah -207762;1353614936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00050884 = 0.865 BTC [-] -207761;1353614937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28400 @ 0.00050652 = 14.3852 BTC [-] -207760;1353614939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00050633 = 1.8228 BTC [-] -207759;1353615279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00050633 = 3.4177 BTC [-] -207758;1353615456;smickles;ohsht, bitcointalk just ate a newb! -207757;1353615456;smickles;and then got pwnd by svost -207756;1353615534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00050633 = 3.3924 BTC [-] -207755;1353615594;mircea_popescu;mwaghaga a cool 10 btc profit for me. -207754;1353615598;mircea_popescu;pi.uk is DEAD -207753;1353615677;smickles;10 btc from the fish?! -207752;1353615709;mircea_popescu;mhm. -207751;1353615715;mircea_popescu;i ate a few ppl. -207750;1353615759;Namjies;You keep eating them -207749;1353615786;Namjies;You're definitly lucky -207748;1353615829;Namjies;While you guys play, I'm going to refer more people to Seals with Clubs. -207747;1353615841;mircea_popescu;Thank you for your help to test the game. Withdraw your funds plz and PM me with found bugs. If some bitcoins wasn't deposited then PM me with your tx id. -207746;1353615845;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127159.msg1351741#msg1351741 -207745;1353615871;smickles;aw :( -207744;1353615900;Namjies;He should just force withdrawals on all fishes... -207743;1353615912;Namjies;I'm sure many won't see that. -207742;1353616063;Namjies;I killed myself on you smickles. Withdraw now =P -207741;1353616170;smickles;hahah! -207740;1353616218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00051 = 12.495 BTC [+] -207739;1353616297;Namjies;Hmm... I can't wait to organize a freeroll on Seals. -207738;1353616408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21812 @ 0.00050633 = 11.0441 BTC [-] -207737;1353616657;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127312.0 -207736;1353616659;mircea_popescu;ok, this is a bomb. -207735;1353616851;Namjies;It's... boring... -207734;1353616862;Namjies;So they don't currently have enough CAD. So what? -207733;1353616897;mircea_popescu;i'll tell you so what. how can't they not ? -207732;1353616902;mircea_popescu;how can they* -207731;1353616919;smickles;they have to exchange to cad -207730;1353616947;smickles;if you write a mtgox bot, you'll know they have a strange system -207729;1353616972;smickles;you can buy usd, and they pair you with a cad seller, and run to their bank to get the usd -207728;1353616992;mircea_popescu;smickles listen, i have usd, ron and eur accounts -207727;1353616993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30788 @ 0.00050481 = 15.5421 BTC [-] -207726;1353616994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15062 @ 0.00051 = 7.6816 BTC [+] -207725;1353617016;mircea_popescu;do you know what it takes to pay back usd on an eur intake ? -207724;1353617018;mircea_popescu;5 seconds. -207723;1353617062;Namjies;It wouldn't take me 5 seconds. -207722;1353617104;Namjies;Imagine I have a USD bank account and a CAD bank account. I have to transfer funds to one another and wait a few days for conversion & transfer to happen. -207721;1353617143;jurov;Namijes, did you saw the ticket date there? -207720;1353617151;mircea_popescu;DAYS ?! -207719;1353617166;mircea_popescu;man seriously, it is five seconds, i just make the order. -207718;1353617178;mircea_popescu;it takes me longer to authorise it than it takes the bank to execute it. -207717;1353617228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21691 @ 0.00051 = 11.0624 BTC [+] -207716;1353617275;mircea_popescu;basically the only explanation i can see is that they are literally out of money -207715;1353617282;mircea_popescu;and are trying to conserve cash as best they can -207714;1353617292;mircea_popescu;first by the entire dwolla bs, on the grounds that people know dwolla are assholla -207713;1353617298;Namjies;What? -207712;1353617304;mircea_popescu;now with cad, on the theory that "nobody cares about cad" -207711;1353617305;mircea_popescu;and so on -207710;1353617333;mircea_popescu;Namjies : what do youi mean what ? you can't be out of fiat. if you have one you have any. -207709;1353617392;Namjies;I've never seen instant processing of wire transfers. -207708;1353617405;smickles;Namjies: you poor is showing -207707;1353617408;smickles;;) -207706;1353617430;mircea_popescu;Namjies why are we discussing wires ? we're discussing exchanging usd to cad or w/e -207705;1353617453;smickles;heh, i don't know anything :o -207704;1353617479;jurov;Namjies, even if they had some administrative issues to move funds to CAD acct, it's not possible it would take a month -207703;1353617485;Namjies;BECAUSE they'd have to transfer from a USD account and wire funds to their CAD account... -207702;1353617500;Namjies;Yes, it would not take a month. It would still not be instant. -207701;1353617532;jurov;and before all they plainly say "no funds" so i guess no wire transfer was even intended -207700;1353617589;mircea_popescu;you don't wire funds from your usd to your cad account. -207699;1353617606;mircea_popescu;it's instant, you just move them from your own usd account to your own cad account. -207698;1353617608;smickles;don't you just ask the bank to exchane it? -207697;1353617612;mircea_popescu;exactly. -207696;1353617626;jurov;ofc, if they're in the same bank.. but that's beside the point for this situation -207695;1353617627;smickles;or your concierge -207694;1353617629;mircea_popescu;basically, that's a "we're broke" statement. -207693;1353617638;mircea_popescu;jurov : what do you mean besides the point ? -207692;1353617639;jurov;exactly -207691;1353617642;mircea_popescu;they claim to not have cad. -207690;1353617646;Namjies;That's assuming you have a single account at a single bank offering balances in all the currencies you want. -207689;1353617650;mircea_popescu;this means "we have no money". period. -207688;1353617659;Namjies;They might have different banks for each currency. -207687;1353617663;mircea_popescu;Namjies if you don't you have no business offering this service. -207686;1353617676;mircea_popescu;if i hail a cam i assume it has gas in the tank. -207685;1353617683;mircea_popescu;cam => cab. -207684;1353617687;smickles;lol, my local credit union will give me yen if i ask -207683;1353617692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28937 @ 0.00050313 = 14.5591 BTC [-] -207682;1353617699;mircea_popescu;i bought ryals once just for the hell of it. -207681;1353617702;jurov;"beside the point" i mean they don't even mention bank wires or like -207680;1353617706;mircea_popescu;a right. -207679;1353617723;Namjies;They'll let you buy the currency, yes. -207678;1353617744;Namjies;They might not allow you to have an account denomited in that currency however. -207677;1353617761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18650 @ 0.00050313 = 9.3834 BTC [-] -207676;1353617774;smickles;if that's the case, they need a better bank -207675;1353617841;Namjies;OR considering the fee they take on BTC transactions, they might not be interested to convert USD to CAD and get hit by conversion fees for someone withdrawing 100 CAD or so. -207674;1353617900;mircea_popescu;then...they...don't...offer...the...service -207673;1353617901;mircea_popescu;wtf. -207672;1353617908;Namjies;All would be bad business practice, yes. -207671;1353617937;jurov;it *is* bad business practice.. let the customer wait a month? -207670;1353617947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00051 = 7.038 BTC [+] -207669;1353617949;mircea_popescu;anyway, when i said "buy ryals" i didn't mean get some banknotes (i'm not even sure i could have) -207668;1353617956;mircea_popescu;i meant, exchange this 450k usd to ryals. -207667;1353618013;Namjies;Hmm -207666;1353618042;Namjies;Well if I ever need to do something like that, I'll inquire about it. -207665;1353618060;Namjies;I don't usually inquire about services I don't need. -207664;1353618063;mircea_popescu;hopefully you'd inquire before you run mtgox for 2 years -207663;1353618112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3113 @ 0.00050313 = 1.5662 BTC [-] -207662;1353618113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19837 @ 0.00050225 = 9.9631 BTC [-] -207661;1353618131;mircea_popescu;live.coinbr.com << was this always so animated ? -207660;1353618145;mircea_popescu;looks like someone's having a heart attack. -207659;1353618186;kakobrekla;fuck -207658;1353618201;kakobrekla;i started to talk about bitcoin on forex irc network -207657;1353618202;kakobrekla;20:02.11 ( @JohnnyM ) kakobrekla: plug me into the matrix so you can download all this knowledge into my head lol -207656;1353618224;mircea_popescu;lol cool. -207655;1353618243;smickles;ha -207654;1353618592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40392 @ 0.00050225 = 20.2869 BTC [-] -207653;1353618806;Namjies;Why are those aggregated bid/asks cutting so abruptly into flat-tops? -207652;1353618837;Ukto;so Mr. Nefarious has started giving out asset lists? -207651;1353618839;Namjies;It's like even up to the last point, plenty of small step and suddenly... almost no orders -207650;1353618849;Namjies;Quite a brutal break -207649;1353618866;Namjies;Ukto: yes, he has -207648;1353618897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3210 @ 0.00050225 = 1.6122 BTC [-] -207647;1353618899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16950 @ 0.00050014 = 8.4774 BTC [-] -207646;1353618900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18890 @ 0.00049931 = 9.432 BTC [-] -207645;1353618903;Ukto;know who else besides gigavps that have received the info? -207644;1353618910;Namjies;I have -207643;1353618915;Namjies;for BTC-MINING -207642;1353618930;Namjies;no BTC-BOND/KRAKEN thus far. -207641;1353618964;Ukto;Namjies: which asset is yours? -207640;1353619045;pigeons;Ukto: http://blog.glbse.com/issers-who-have-been-given-lists-so-far -207639;1353619056;Ukto;ahh, thanks pigeons. -207638;1353619088;smickles;IBB before s2cm, your joking -207637;1353619114;Ukto;yeah, I was just noticing that myself -207636;1353619131;smickles;i mean, s2cm wasn't all that big, but ibb was tiny -207635;1353619160;Ukto;I expected to see some others before IBB -207634;1353619164;Ukto;but mebbe its cause its small -207633;1353619176;pigeons;well ibb is also one of the oldest still running -207632;1353619179;smickles;Ukto: he claimed to be going from largest to smallest -207631;1353619235;Ukto;pigeons: well, I am about to turn my system on. gonna add api trading tonight/tomorrow. -207630;1353619249;smickles;his tagline is pissing me off -207629;1353619254;pigeons;Ukto: url? -207628;1353619263;Ukto;all the tests have been great -207627;1353619268;Ukto;pigeons: you have an account. LOL -207626;1353619270;smickles;"long time member of the bitcoin community" -207625;1353619275;smickles;not anymore jackass -207624;1353619281;Ukto;pigeons: http://www.bitfunder.com -207623;1353619282;Ukto;:P -207622;1353619286;pigeons;thanks -207621;1353619292;Ukto;its in test mode, so no deposits, or withdraws atm -207620;1353619301;Ukto;wouldnt want someone to accidentally "donate" ;) -207619;1353619303;smickles;Ukto: a p2p lending site? -207618;1353619314;smickles;or exchange sort? -207617;1353619317;pigeons;ok, when i tested it was under hashpower downain -207616;1353619318;Ukto;nah, almost a literal glbse clone -207615;1353619323;smickles;ah -207614;1353619325;Ukto;but adding more features, and a nicer interface -207613;1353619329;Ukto;while easily recognizable -207612;1353619348;smickles;nice TOS -207611;1353619358;Ukto;this is bitcoin. any tos other than that is a lie -207610;1353619375;Ukto;i hate all the ppl who write all the proper crap, and it turns out to be bs -207609;1353619407;Ukto;I have been handling lots of btc for quite a few ppl for a while now, and am heavily invested, I dont plan to run away anytime w/ anything. -207608;1353619411;Ukto;I like the community. heh -207607;1353619421;Ukto;well, most of it -207606;1353619422;Ukto;:P -207605;1353619429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00050276 = 4.4243 BTC [+] -207604;1353619447;Ukto;I have an asset list import system && claim system based on the way info was presented to Goat a few months ago -207603;1353619458;Ukto;havent seen the new list stuff yet to make sure its the same -207602;1353619515;pigeons;giga said its csv with email, #shares held, btc address provided, -207601;1353619714;Namjies;Hah, much shorter than my TOS -207600;1353619719;Namjies;http://www.namworld.net/tos -207599;1353619727;Namjies;Not really the same area... -207598;1353619768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21050 @ 0.00050881 = 10.7105 BTC [+] -207597;1353620053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16158 @ 0.00050881 = 8.2214 BTC [+] -207596;1353620054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14359 @ 0.00051 = 7.3231 BTC [+] -207595;1353620091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00050292 = 2.2128 BTC [-] -207594;1353620214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49691 @ 0.00051 = 25.3424 BTC [+] -207593;1353620337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32400 @ 0.00050292 = 16.2946 BTC [-] -207592;1353620337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6577 @ 0.00049931 = 3.284 BTC [-] -207591;1353620458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32579 @ 0.00051 = 16.6153 BTC [+] -207590;1353621360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00049931 = 8.5881 BTC [-] -207589;1353621537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 254 @ 0.00049931 = 0.1268 BTC [-] -207588;1353621538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25846 @ 0.00049891 = 12.8948 BTC [-] -207587;1353621641;smickles;;;calc .5 * [ticker --last] -207586;1353621642;gribble;6.048995 -207585;1353621775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8654 @ 0.00049891 = 4.3176 BTC [-] -207584;1353621777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12846 @ 0.00049888 = 6.4086 BTC [-] -207583;1353622351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00051 = 7.038 BTC [+] -207582;1353622545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00051 = 10.2 BTC [+] -207581;1353622996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24511 @ 0.00050595 = 12.4013 BTC [-] -207580;1353622997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21839 @ 0.00050351 = 10.9962 BTC [-] -207579;1353623219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25161 @ 0.00050351 = 12.6688 BTC [-] -207578;1353623690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24754 @ 0.00049888 = 12.3493 BTC [-] -207577;1353623691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14896 @ 0.00049862 = 7.4274 BTC [-] -207576;1353623744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29350 @ 0.00049862 = 14.6345 BTC [-] -207575;1353624001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7854 @ 0.00049862 = 3.9162 BTC [-] -207574;1353624003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15150 @ 0.00049711 = 7.5312 BTC [-] -207573;1353624004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25901 @ 0.00049672 = 12.8655 BTC [-] -207572;1353624005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10395 @ 0.00049659 = 5.1621 BTC [-] -207571;1353624471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29182 @ 0.00049913 = 14.5656 BTC [+] -207570;1353624473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2455 @ 0.00049659 = 1.2191 BTC [-] -207569;1353625095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15639 @ 0.00049965 = 7.814 BTC [+] -207568;1353625097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15811 @ 0.00051 = 8.0636 BTC [+] -207567;1353625250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50550 @ 0.00051 = 25.7805 BTC [+] -207566;1353626357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33285 @ 0.00051 = 16.9754 BTC [+] -207565;1353626449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00050994 = 9.2299 BTC [-] -207564;1353626715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00050994 = 5.9153 BTC [-] -207563;1353627227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44540 @ 0.00051 = 22.7154 BTC [+] -207562;1353627401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00051 = 5.967 BTC [+] -207561;1353627512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44842 @ 0.00051 = 22.8694 BTC [+] -207560;1353627699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49600 @ 0.00051 = 25.296 BTC [+] -207559;1353628666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17623 @ 0.00051 = 8.9877 BTC [+] -207558;1353628896;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/the-ponzi-of-wikipedia-and-bitcoin/#update_22nov12 << Even though mircea_popescu disagrees, I know some of you care ;) -207557;1353629168;Azelphur;smickles: good that it got removed -207556;1353629201;Namjies;What? It was only truths! -207555;1353629207;Azelphur;lol -207554;1353629212;Namjies;People have indeed accused bitcoins of being a ponzi. -207553;1353629239;Namjies;That section didn't state if that was right or no, just that some people claimed so. -207552;1353629240;smickles;Namjies: source? -207551;1353629257;Namjies;There was a few linked articles. -207550;1353629262;Namjies;Now they got removed. -207549;1353629265;smickles;and don't link to a source saying that people say it has been accused of being a ponzi -207548;1353629269;Azelphur;Namjies: that kind of thing is stupid to have on an article lol -207547;1353629277;Azelphur;on that basis I accuse the US president of being a prostitute -207546;1353629279;Azelphur;TO WIKIPEDIA -207545;1353629284;Namjies;I know, I know. -207544;1353629288;Azelphur;xD -207543;1353629306;smickles;lol, Namjies those refrences never said who accused it of being a ponzi -207542;1353629311;Azelphur;yea, wikipedia is meant to be about facts :p -207541;1353629318;smickles;not even so low as some forum nick -207540;1353629342;smickles;it was essentially hearsay -207539;1353629352;smickles;(did i spell that correctly?) -207538;1353629352;Namjies;Yeah, well just make sure your name is in the news as a crazy nutjob claiming the president is a prostitute. -207537;1353629364;Azelphur;:D -207536;1353629375;Namjies;Once it's quoted in reputable newspapers, we can add a section on wikipedia. -207535;1353629436;smickles;heh, they don't usually give the names of people saying baseless things -207534;1353629438;Namjies;"Name has blocked bridge/shot people/other claiming the President is a prostitute. The incident... President's reaction..." -207533;1353629447;smickles;isn't that part of the point in haveing it removed? -207532;1353629453;Namjies;I said make sure your name is in the news. -207531;1353629459;smickles;noone reputable actually accused bitcoin of being a ponzi -207530;1353629479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30750 @ 0.00051 = 15.6825 BTC [+] -207529;1353629494;Namjies;You can get something included in wikipedia anyway by creating a large commotion worth mentioning. -207528;1353629495;smickles;reputable institutions said that someone heard it said that... -207527;1353629531;Namjies;So long as that incident is big enough. -207526;1353629550;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127096.0 Oh, by the way, i'm suprised i wasn't mentioned here, and mircea_popescu was edited out -207525;1353629567;Namjies;And whatever you were screaming/saying could very well end up quoted in a wikipedia article. -207524;1353629586;Namjies;As it's a relevant information to the fact (the "incident") -207523;1353629602;Namjies;You have to think around the limitations. -207522;1353629626;smickles;Namjies: do you think the original statement implied that it actually is a ponzi? -207521;1353629664;Namjies;No. But I know that's not how the general public would read it. -207520;1353629742;smickles;"Some criticize Bitcoin for being a [[Ponzi scheme]]..." -207519;1353629758;smickles;I don't quite se how that doesn't imply it is a ponzi -207518;1353629777;smickles;it basically says, it's a ponzi, and some criticize it b/c of that -207517;1353629842;Namjies;It just says some people think it is a Ponzi. -207516;1353629920;smickles;that would be "Some criticize Bitcoin, claiming it is a [[Ponzi scheme]].." tho -207515;1353629941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4009 @ 0.00050994 = 2.0443 BTC [-] -207514;1353629941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38300 @ 0.00050873 = 19.4844 BTC [-] -207513;1353629943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7841 @ 0.00050853 = 3.9874 BTC [-] -207512;1353629962;smickles;"some criticize smickles for being a human" -207511;1353629977;Namjies;When you criticize something for being X, X is not necessarily proven. -207510;1353630020;Namjies;"some criticize smickles for being a douche" The point is not proven but someone is criticizing you for it. -207509;1353630056;smickles;google says it's "Indicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way", and fault as "An unattractive or unsatisfactory feature", that sound to me as if it was something that is proven -207508;1353630091;Namjies;Or criticize can simply mean you judged something to be X based on what you see. -207507;1353630096;jurov;yes, i parse such sentence like they're criticizing known fact -207506;1353630128;smickles;anywah, that's the crux of the debate -207505;1353630129;jurov;then i have to retrace anf think maybe it's not a fact, jsut assumption -207504;1353630137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.00051 = 14.382 BTC [+] -207503;1353630155;Namjies;"We'll proceed this way, it works because" -> "This cannot possibly work because" -207502;1353630170;Namjies;"some criticized the plan as being impossible" -207501;1353630209;Namjies;or for being impossible. -207500;1353630241;Namjies;Perfectly valid usage, yet it doesn't prove what you criticize is true. -207499;1353630260;Namjies;You can criticize anything for being anything. -207498;1353630267;jurov;id doesn't proves, just implies -207497;1353630274;jurov;*it -207496;1353630294;jurov;implication that can be pretty damning, too -207495;1353630298;Namjies;It implies the person who criticize it believes it's a fact/fault -207494;1353630368;Namjies;"Some people criticize the US government for not being a democracy" <-- -207493;1353630397;Namjies;The person criticizing implies something, but it's not a proven fact. -207492;1353630413;smickles;lol, it is a republic tho -207491;1353630458;Namjies;I would have read it as being a Ponzi if they said the owner/administrator admitted it was a ponzi and could link to articles/investigation/reports/etc quoting/claiming so. -207490;1353630459;jurov;Namjies, yeah, but i wouldn't rely on that in election campaign, for example :p -207489;1353630506;jurov;there's thorretical semantics and there's practice -207488;1353630521;Namjies;and I don't rely on someone criticizing something as a Ponzi to be a proof it is... -207487;1353630549;Namjies;so I didn't read the statement as saying Bitcoin was a Ponzi. -207486;1353630562;Namjies;But yes, it was not worth the mention on wikipedia. -207485;1353631232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19800 @ 0.00050853 = 10.0689 BTC [-] -207484;1353631657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00051 = 2.958 BTC [+] -207483;1353631974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26950 @ 0.00051 = 13.7445 BTC [+] -207482;1353632061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51100 @ 0.00051 = 26.061 BTC [+] -207481;1353632252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00051 = 3.009 BTC [+] -207480;1353632678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25655 @ 0.00051 = 13.0841 BTC [+] -207479;1353632930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40100 @ 0.00051 = 20.451 BTC [+] -207478;1353633284;smickles;oooh, Namjies Sudoghost commented on my article -207477;1353633294;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/the-ponzi-of-wikipedia-and-bitcoin/#comment-6 -207476;1353633524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00051 = 14.943 BTC [+] -207475;1353633651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24171 @ 0.00050853 = 12.2917 BTC [-] -207474;1353633653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4479 @ 0.00050698 = 2.2708 BTC [-] -207473;1353633673;Namjies;Go Sudoghost! -207472;1353633710;Namjies;If the tidbit was reworded to "has been accused of", I'd be quite fine with it. -207471;1353634021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26799 @ 0.00050698 = 13.5866 BTC [-] -207470;1353634640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8188 @ 0.00050817 = 4.1609 BTC [+] -207469;1353634641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25720 @ 0.00051 = 13.1172 BTC [+] -207468;1353634819;smickles;I'm actually a little suprised that sudoghost say my blog, that page has only had 170 views, and that's about half as many as the biggest fish page has had -207467;1353634829;smickles;s/say/saw/ -207466;1353634842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32801 @ 0.00050698 = 16.6295 BTC [-] -207465;1353634844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18029 @ 0.00050667 = 9.1348 BTC [-] -207464;1353635292;thestringpuller;lord smickles! -207463;1353635378;smickles;My pleb, thestringpuller -207462;1353635421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5571 @ 0.00050667 = 2.8227 BTC [-] -207461;1353635423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35629 @ 0.00050438 = 17.9706 BTC [-] -207460;1353635435;thestringpuller;it has begun -207459;1353635443;thestringpuller;;;halfreward -207458;1353635443;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Thu Nov 29 02:40:44 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 6 days, 2 hours, 50 minutes, and 0 seconds. -207457;1353635452;smickles;the final week -207456;1353635481;thestringpuller;i couldnt get online in time last night to get the calls -207455;1353635489;smickles;You still expect the exghange rate to go apeshit here sooN? -207454;1353635508;smickles;aw, too bad -207453;1353635528;smickles;if you trust icbit, there are still futures pretty low -207452;1353635609;thestringpuller;i don't trust icbit based on your affidavit -207451;1353635614;thestringpuller;I spelled that rong -207450;1353635615;smickles;;;ticker --last -207449;1353635615;gribble;12.31000 -207448;1353635619;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -207447;1353635620;gribble;12.01 -207446;1353635626;thestringpuller;Ugh christmas time again -207445;1353635629;smickles;and that's still 30 cents away -207444;1353635632;thestringpuller;I'm starting to hate christmas -207443;1353635646;smickles;heh, what's christmas? -207442;1353635697;smickles;I finally got my wife to stop acting like a drunk person (bringing a whole tree into the house) -207441;1353635746;thestringpuller;UGH and hitman absolution is out? -207440;1353635748;thestringpuller;dude -207439;1353635751;thestringpuller;I need a time machine -207438;1353635895;smickles;lol, timesink, that one should be -207437;1353636055;thestringpuller;i should stop watching iron chef and start coding -207436;1353636070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1021 @ 0.00050438 = 0.515 BTC [-] -207435;1353636072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17879 @ 0.00050336 = 8.9996 BTC [-] -207434;1353636384;thestringpuller;lets ruthless take over mpex -207433;1353636385;thestringpuller;jkjk -207432;1353636484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 123638 @ 0.00051 = 63.0554 BTC [+] -207431;1353636516;smickles;mircea_popescu: You've been entirely left out here: http://bitcoinmagazine.net/bitfinex-bitcoinica-rises-from-the-grave/ -207430;1353636697;mircea_popescu; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127096.0 Oh, by the way, i'm suprised i wasn't mentioned here, and mircea_popescu was edited out << lmao i was in there ?! -207429;1353636726;smickles;yeah, I didn't look into it far enough to find out why you were redacted -207428;1353636754;mircea_popescu;smickles you wouldn't expect bitcoin magazine to make sense would you. -207427;1353636782;mircea_popescu;but the explanation is quite simple : everyone left. the only guy left is some schmuck from Ro by the name of mihai something -207426;1353636877;mircea_popescu;who's butthurt cause he was kinda told to pack it here http://trilema.com/2012/ciuciu-bond/#comment-87615 -207425;1353637156;thestringpuller;usagi defrauded us -207424;1353637256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23600 @ 0.00050893 = 12.0107 BTC [-] -207423;1353637258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18250 @ 0.00050781 = 9.2675 BTC [-] -207422;1353637377;pigeons;EskimoBob defrauded me, he lied that he owend one share of something usagi had, and usagi the honaorable said he didn't, so by some way i haven't figured out yet, bob scammed me -207421;1353637424;mircea_popescu;what's a honaor -207420;1353637474;thestringpuller;you invested in nyan.a popescu? -207419;1353637476;pigeons;oh sorry, should be "the honorable usagi" -207418;1353637551;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller were 100 btc of mpcd series -207417;1353637595;thestringpuller;what was the mpcd series? I am still uninformed, I apologize. -207416;1353637626;mircea_popescu;it was an attempt to create a CDO series -207415;1353637634;mircea_popescu;it's on the forum somewhwere, i think if you search for mpcd it'll pop -207414;1353637647;pigeons;mircea_popescu issued cdoish things invested into such top rated securites as usagi's issues and patrick harnett -207413;1353637696;thestringpuller;and they both defaulted? -207412;1353637708;mircea_popescu;interesting how that works innit. -207411;1353637714;pigeons;well at the very least, they both stopped paying -207410;1353638253;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13n7dn/bitcoin_magazine_leaves_out_a_crucial_detail/ -207409;1353638269;smickles;:D -207408;1353638521;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-biggest-fish-revisited/ -207407;1353638522;mircea_popescu;there. -207406;1353638573;mircea_popescu;smickles what's worth mentioning is that mpoe actually existed one week before bitcoinica. -207405;1353638761;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh yeah -207404;1353639186;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://blog.smickles.com/criticism/bitcoin-magazine-leaves-out-a-crucial-detail/#edit -207403;1353639297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55300 @ 0.00051 = 28.203 BTC [+] -207402;1353639492;mircea_popescu;aha! -207401;1353639494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36516 @ 0.00051 = 18.6232 BTC [+] -207400;1353639496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00051012 = 8.2129 BTC [+] -207399;1353639497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11146 @ 0.00051025 = 5.6872 BTC [+] -207398;1353639502;mircea_popescu;i'm curious if the biggest fish guy makes the changes proposed. -207397;1353639604;smickles;we'll see, did you actually point your article out to him? -207396;1353639623;mircea_popescu;emailed a link -207395;1353639860;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -207394;1353639860;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.26859, Best ask: 12.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03141, Last trade: 12.31000, 24 hour volume: 60247.09652593, 24 hour low: 11.67000, 24 hour high: 12.43000, 24 hour vwap: 12.08073 -207393;1353639864;mircea_popescu;o hey -207392;1353639890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24126 @ 0.00050781 = 12.2514 BTC [-] -207391;1353640116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00050436 = 10.8942 BTC [-] -207390;1353640118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.0005035 = 11.4798 BTC [-] -207389;1353640708;thestringpuller;bears on unicycles -207388;1353641062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25824 @ 0.00050595 = 13.0657 BTC [+] -207387;1353641063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35900 @ 0.00050615 = 18.1708 BTC [+] -207386;1353641065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9120 @ 0.00051025 = 4.6535 BTC [+] -207385;1353641066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9456 @ 0.00051035 = 4.8259 BTC [+] -207384;1353641184;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/HxfJvM8H isn't this cute ? -207383;1353641319;copumpkin;http://goatkcd.com/1136/ -207382;1353641399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27200 @ 0.00051035 = 13.8815 BTC [+] -207381;1353641400;lucidlepidoptera;please check out our new bitcoin service startup: https://btcjam.com/listings/584 -207380;1353641420;mircea_popescu;lol -207379;1353641427;mircea_popescu;there's goatkcd now ?! -207378;1353641805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9894 @ 0.00051035 = 5.0494 BTC [+] -207377;1353641806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16660 @ 0.0005104 = 8.5033 BTC [+] -207376;1353641911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25740 @ 0.0005104 = 13.1377 BTC [+] -207375;1353641911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26710 @ 0.00051052 = 13.636 BTC [+] -207374;1353642067;smickles;mircea_popescu: did you notice the new fishgame address and someone trying to buy them out? http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/the-biggest-fish/#update_2_22nov12 -207373;1353642081;mircea_popescu;not rly. -207372;1353642099;mircea_popescu;why buy them out ? "very low barrier to entry" "anyone could make a game" -207371;1353642121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2490 @ 0.00051052 = 1.2712 BTC [+] -207370;1353642122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22860 @ 0.00051058 = 11.6719 BTC [+] -207369;1353642139;smickles;dunno -207368;1353642148;mircea_popescu;FreeMoney of SealsWithClubs fame -207367;1353642150;mircea_popescu;what fame is that ? -207366;1353642157;smickles;poker -207365;1353642184;smickles;iirc, it's the most active online bitcoin poker site -207364;1353642278;mircea_popescu;yes, but micon runs it -207363;1353642281;mircea_popescu;who's freemoney ? -207362;1353642293;dub;heh I put .2 in yesterday and attacked once, just woke up at im biggest fish -207361;1353642312;mircea_popescu;you're the goatse ? i fed you earlier a little. like the idea. -207360;1353642324;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh? i thought fremoney was significantly involved -207359;1353642331;smickles;I could be wrong -207358;1353642336;mircea_popescu;smickles i don't know that he isn't, which is whuy im asking. -207357;1353642345;mircea_popescu;when you say fame, you got a fame right ? -207356;1353642627;smickles;Ok, well, i'm asking them if they are related now :) -207355;1353642734;mircea_popescu;lmao @mtgox support -207354;1353642742;mircea_popescu;user : here, they've not paid me ONE MONTH LATER! -207353;1353642755;mircea_popescu;support : we are sorry but we are out of cash today and it was a holiday in japan. -207352;1353642871;thestringpuller;how can you "be out of cash" -207351;1353642953;mircea_popescu;welll.... -207350;1353643079;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/the-biggest-fish/#comment-8 << i'm not really sure what this is about -207349;1353643123;mircea_popescu;spam. -207348;1353643157;smickles;lol, i was totally taken in -207347;1353643528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34000 @ 0.00050548 = 17.1863 BTC [-] -207346;1353643628;smickles;mircea_popescu: it seems freemoney was the op of the sealswithclubs forum post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40077.0 -207345;1353643652;mircea_popescu;aha! -207344;1353643653;mircea_popescu;nice find. -207343;1353643682;mircea_popescu;august 2011 was such a kickass month huh. -207342;1353643688;mircea_popescu;EVERYONE WAS BORN THEN -207341;1353644527;pigeons;yes freemoney owns sealswithclubs and micon is paid as the pro and to promote last i heard -207340;1353644637;smickles;thanks pigeons -207339;1353644693;kakobrekla;who is freemoney -207338;1353644719;pigeons;owner of sealswithclubs bitcoin poker site -207337;1353644764;mircea_popescu;aptly named huh -207336;1353644770;kakobrekla;ah i thought there was more to it -207335;1353644786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28100 @ 0.00050672 = 14.2388 BTC [+] -207334;1353644811;smickles;kakobrekla: the question stemmed from my calling him famous -207333;1353644847;smickles;kakobrekla: here http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/the-biggest-fish/#update_2_22nov12 -207332;1353644931;thestringpuller;mr. smickles -207331;1353644955;smickles;kakobrekla: which was prompted by https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127159.msg1352084#msg1352084 -207330;1353644974;smickles;where he said he wanted to buy the fish game and make it 0-conf -207329;1353644975;kakobrekla;wait, doesnt the size of the fish reflect your odds of winning a battle -207328;1353644987;smickles;yes -207327;1353644996;smickles;thestringpuller: yo :) -207326;1353645003;kakobrekla;so ianbakewell is retarded -207325;1353645012;smickles;kakobrekla: why? -207324;1353645018;smickles;wha'd i miss? -207323;1353645019;kakobrekla;I do not want a 10 BTC fish. -207322;1353645019;kakobrekla;I would probably play a .5 fish 20 times tho... -207321;1353645023;kakobrekla;quoted. -207320;1353645043;smickles;kakobrekla: i think that is a good position to hold tho -207319;1353645057;kakobrekla;ok -207318;1353645064;kakobrekla;its a stupid game in any case. -207317;1353645067;smickles;consider the reward of 90% of the larger fish to the odds of loss -207316;1353645089;smickles;and the odds of loss in consideration of 50% of your own weight -207315;1353645122;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://trilema.com/2012/the-biggest-fish-revisited/ -207314;1353645127;mircea_popescu;pretty much what you want to do. -207313;1353645135;smickles;probabilistically, you want to aim at the fish which gives you the least odds of winning, so long as it is large enough compared to you -207312;1353645155;mircea_popescu;smickles im not so sure you did that math right. -207311;1353645171;smickles;mircea_popescu: it varies based on the given fish weights -207310;1353645176;mircea_popescu;right. -207309;1353645204;smickles;but it's: enemy*chance*.9 >= self*chance*.5 -207308;1353645214;mircea_popescu;why * .9 ? -207307;1353645215;smickles;when true, attack -207306;1353645225;smickles;mircea_popescu: rtfm -207305;1353645229;smickles;;) -207304;1353645231;mircea_popescu;um ? -207303;1353645235;mircea_popescu;link ? lol -207302;1353645248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2373 @ 0.00309664 = 7.3483 BTC [-] -207301;1353645250;smickles;http://78.47.168.188/# -207300;1353645261;smickles;and click "click here to read how to play" -207299;1353645291;smickles;there's an octopus now -207298;1353645311;mircea_popescu;can you just quote the thing here so i don't have to make a new fish ? -207297;1353645327;smickles;kk, one sec, i don't think i can copypasta -207296;1353645355;mircea_popescu;basically the way i see it, 100 btc fish A and 1 btc fish B -207295;1353645370;mircea_popescu;A stands to gain .5 and to lose 50, B to gain 50 and lose .5 -207294;1353645381;mircea_popescu;the odds are 1:101 for B to win and 100:101 for A to win. -207293;1353645397;smickles;oh, it is .5 -207292;1353645408;smickles;actually, .5*.9 -207291;1353645411;mircea_popescu;what ? -207290;1353645433;smickles;half the enemy is taken as winnings, and 90% of winnings go to you -207289;1353645438;smickles;9% to ally -207288;1353645443;smickles;and 1% to the owner -207287;1353645453;mircea_popescu;aha... -207286;1353645473;smickles;but it's: enemy*chance*.5*.9 >= self*chance*.5 -207285;1353645490;mircea_popescu;uh -207284;1353645491;smickles;er, s/but/so/ -207283;1353645513;mircea_popescu;you realise you can just simplify "chance" out of that ? -207282;1353645543;smickles;yeah, now that I have all the data in there -207281;1353645550;mircea_popescu;basically your equation reads enemy * .9 > self -207280;1353645552;mircea_popescu;which... wut ? -207279;1353645580;smickles;self-chance = 1-enemy-chance tho -207278;1353645610;mircea_popescu;well no/ -207277;1353645636;mircea_popescu;it has a rake -207276;1353645707;mircea_popescu;anyway, enemy weight * your chance to bite it should always be equal to your own weight. -207275;1353645710;mircea_popescu;roughly speaking. -207274;1353645713;smickles;if i've done it right, it makes sense to attack an 11 or higher fish when you are .1 -207273;1353645727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20850 @ 0.00050672 = 10.5651 BTC [+] -207272;1353645747;thestringpuller;... -207271;1353645750;mircea_popescu;the reason it makes sense to attack a large fish if you have more money than his weight is gambler's ruin -207270;1353645758;mircea_popescu;ie, you can just keep attacking till you wipe him. -207269;1353645798;smickles;but you wouldn't expect to profit if the odds are a certain way -207268;1353645802;thestringpuller;gamblin is so lame -207267;1353645824;mircea_popescu;anyway, bbl -207266;1353645839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00050672 = 5.9033 BTC [+] -207265;1353645841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32600 @ 0.00050903 = 16.5944 BTC [+] -207264;1353645842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00051058 = 2.3997 BTC [+] -207263;1353645851;smickles;according to my math, if the fish is 10, and you repeatedly go after it with a .1 fish, you should lose over the long haul average -207262;1353645870;smickles;and that's assuming I have the correct data to begin with -207261;1353645881;smickles;it could be dutch booked or something -207260;1353645885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21150 @ 0.00050548 = 10.6909 BTC [-] -207259;1353645900;smickles;thestringpuller: but it's not gambling, it's advertising :) -207258;1353645937;kakobrekla;gamblintising -207257;1353646081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00050689 = 4.8661 BTC [+] -207256;1353646203;smickles;lol https://twitter.com/NYTOnIt/status/271715694196961281 -207255;1353646449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8440 @ 0.00051058 = 4.3093 BTC [+] -207254;1353646450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3760 @ 0.00051064 = 1.92 BTC [+] -207253;1353647135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00050689 = 7.0965 BTC [-] -207252;1353647137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18349 @ 0.00050548 = 9.2751 BTC [-] -207251;1353647642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9901 @ 0.00050548 = 5.0048 BTC [-] -207250;1353647643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 593 @ 0.0005035 = 0.2986 BTC [-] -207249;1353647645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13521 @ 0.00050336 = 6.8059 BTC [-] -207248;1353647645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13311 @ 0.00050323 = 6.6985 BTC [-] -207247;1353647743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2627 @ 0.00309664 = 8.1349 BTC [-] -207246;1353647744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2843 @ 0.00309982 = 8.8128 BTC [+] -207245;1353647745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4530 @ 0.00313301 = 14.1925 BTC [+] -207244;1353647769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2270 @ 0.00313301 = 7.1119 BTC [+] -207243;1353647770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 130 @ 0.00339944 = 0.4419 BTC [+] -207242;1353647936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33889 @ 0.00050323 = 17.054 BTC [-] -207241;1353647937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15511 @ 0.00050251 = 7.7944 BTC [-] -207240;1353648379;dub;nefario is one unlucky fish -207239;1353648404;jcpham;splish splash i was taking a bath -207238;1353648587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21183 @ 0.0005068 = 10.7355 BTC [+] -207237;1353648814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3489 @ 0.00050251 = 1.7533 BTC [-] -207236;1353648816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14931 @ 0.00050224 = 7.4989 BTC [-] -207235;1353648853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6319 @ 0.00050224 = 3.1737 BTC [-] -207234;1353648855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4481 @ 0.00050139 = 2.2467 BTC [-] -207233;1353648929;smickles;mircea_popescu: direct from sealswithclubs, when i asked who freemoney was "Hi Michael, I own and manage Seals and often handle customer support." -207232;1353649006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35019 @ 0.00050139 = 17.5582 BTC [-] -207231;1353649008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1231 @ 0.00050051 = 0.6161 BTC [-] -207230;1353649150;mircea_popescu;smickles cool! -207229;1353649158;mircea_popescu;dub why now ? -207228;1353649197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6000 @ 0.00337149 = 20.2289 BTC [-] -207227;1353649253;mircea_popescu;Fox News claims in an exclusive report published this week that among the global taxes slated to be considered by the UN this year are a 1 percent tax on billionaires around the world, a “tiny” tax on all financial transactions worldwide and even yet another fee tacked on to already heavily-taxed airline tickets. -207226;1353649258;mircea_popescu;who the fuck is the un again ? -207225;1353649371;smickles;that thing they thought of after seeing hitler fail? -207224;1353649584;pigeons;http://www.inboxity.com/content/un-involved-africa.jpg -207223;1353649621;jcpham;hitler failed? -207222;1353649648;jcpham;smickles some might argue hitler was successful -207221;1353649671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4350 @ 0.00339944 = 14.7876 BTC [+] -207220;1353649955;Namjies;Can someone explain how the UN can enforce taxing billionaires around the world? >.> -207219;1353649974;mircea_popescu;anyone still extending credit to a government these days is absolutely loony. -207218;1353649989;mircea_popescu;just sell the fucking tbills and forget govts even exist. -207217;1353650002;mircea_popescu;let them loan themselves imaginary money till they're blue in the ballsack. -207216;1353650034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.0005068 = 5.3214 BTC [+] -207215;1353650036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29177 @ 0.0005068 = 14.7869 BTC [+] -207214;1353650169;sgornick;Looking at coinbr.com for the first time ... I see the dashboard but how would I create an order? (I have not funded the account, if that matters.) -207213;1353650196;mircea_popescu;ding jurov for that. -207212;1353650270;Namjies;I'm building a rocket. Leaving this rock. Anyone with me? -207211;1353650309;mircea_popescu;i ain't leaving. -207210;1353650433;sgornick;mircea_popescu: Does coinbr allow orders for MPOE options too? -207209;1353650452;mircea_popescu;actually i dunno -207208;1353650459;mircea_popescu;i don't see why not tho ? -207207;1353650471;sgornick;Cool, I'll PM jurov. -207206;1353650864;rdponticelli;sgornick: Yes, you have options there -207205;1353650864;rdponticelli;But you can't do much on the site without a balance... -207204;1353650953;Ukto;you around? :P -207203;1353651104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2690 @ 0.0005068 = 1.3633 BTC [+] -207202;1353651105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8540 @ 0.00051064 = 4.3609 BTC [+] -207201;1353651107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3970 @ 0.00051069 = 2.0274 BTC [+] -207200;1353651577;Chaang-Noi;pie to the face, lulz -207199;1353651614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00050677 = 1.3936 BTC [-] -207198;1353651615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00050676 = 3.3193 BTC [-] -207197;1353651616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.00050195 = 13.904 BTC [-] -207196;1353651666;dub;You have NaN BTC. -207195;1353651756;Azelphur;so many bitcoins that it's not even a number any more. -207194;1353651810;Ukto;sup Chaang-Noi :P -207193;1353651864;dub;nefario on top -207192;1353651968;Chaang-Noi;hi Ukto :) -207191;1353652286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00050222 = 2.2851 BTC [+] -207190;1353652288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63062 @ 0.00051069 = 32.2051 BTC [+] -207189;1353652289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18999 @ 0.00051072 = 9.7032 BTC [+] -207188;1353652957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00050215 = 1.5065 BTC [-] -207187;1353652959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.00050214 = 11.2982 BTC [-] -207186;1353653161;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/voluntary-contracts-after-a-while/#comment-90636 -207185;1353653166;mircea_popescu;whoa! someone contributed a story! -207184;1353681311;mircea_popescu;so is ANYONE left who's not working on, launching or trying to sell some sort of btc stock exchange ? -207183;1353681335;mircea_popescu;to think that only a few short months away everyone was pissing their pants thinking of the sec. -207182;1353681475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28254 @ 0.00050638 = 14.3073 BTC [+] -207181;1353681476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8346 @ 0.00050897 = 4.2479 BTC [+] -207180;1353681743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28450 @ 0.00050491 = 14.3647 BTC [-] -207179;1353681745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10152 @ 0.00049851 = 5.0609 BTC [-] -207178;1353682633;Diablo-D3;dub: hey, are you still going to do your proxy when the block reward halves? -207177;1353683134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00050251 = 3.5176 BTC [+] -207176;1353683817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17950 @ 0.00050251 = 9.0201 BTC [+] -207175;1353684631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10154 @ 0.00050897 = 5.1681 BTC [+] -207174;1353684632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3159 @ 0.00051073 = 1.6134 BTC [+] -207173;1353684646;Ukto;mircea_popescu: the SEC stuff was all false speculation from the get go -207172;1353684663;Ukto;some of us never "pissed out pants" and did what we wanted from teh get go :P -207171;1353684670;Ukto;our* -207170;1353684704;Ukto;some -207169;1353684748;mircea_popescu;well... "everyone" -207168;1353684789;Ukto;mircea_popescu: is there anyone else who has a btc stock exchange thats been created since that is ready to launch ? -207167;1353684811;mircea_popescu;o, the forum is replete. -207166;1353684826;mircea_popescu;im not even sure how many there are anymore. 12 ? 20 ? -207165;1353684831;Ukto;lol -207164;1353684838;Diablo-D3;heh -207163;1353684841;Diablo-D3;the question is -207162;1353684842;Ukto;actually launched/usable? :P -207161;1353684848;Diablo-D3;whos going to win? -207160;1353684848;Ukto;I saw one the other day that was ahorrid green color -207159;1353684857;mircea_popescu;well i didn't dig that deep ukto -207158;1353684865;Ukto;nah, someone had linked it -207157;1353684866;mircea_popescu;i'm backlogged. -207156;1353684882;Ukto;I cant stand forums -207155;1353684887;Ukto;so I avoid them like the plague -207154;1353684938;mircea_popescu;hire pr. -207153;1353684969;mircea_popescu;anyway, i just looked. your thing is something more like that btcjam disaster than straight exchange -207152;1353684982;mircea_popescu;hopefully you make more sense than that guy. -207151;1353684992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12641 @ 0.00051073 = 6.4561 BTC [+] -207150;1353684993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8559 @ 0.00051141 = 4.3772 BTC [+] -207149;1353685081;Ukto;actually -207148;1353685089;Ukto;right now its almost a literal glbse clone -207147;1353685097;Diablo-D3;Ukto: that doesnt sound so bad -207146;1353685104;Ukto;the kickstarter stuff will be added later -207145;1353685107;Ukto;Diablo-D3: exactly -207144;1353685112;Ukto;most ppl have told me they dont want something differnt. -207143;1353685120;Ukto;they just want what worked, and what they knew -207142;1353685136;Ukto;so I did it, in a fashionable way. -207141;1353685179;Diablo-D3;have you decided if you'll allow zero coupon non-collable company bonds? -207140;1353685187;Ukto;no bonds right now -207139;1353685198;Ukto;far too scammish -207138;1353685202;Ukto;until I come up with a plan for it -207137;1353685212;Ukto;ppl can use all the other wannabe's to scam ppl with those for now -207136;1353685213;Diablo-D3;what about just limited allowance of them? -207135;1353685227;Ukto;considered it, just havent worked it all the way through yet -207134;1353685236;Ukto;jsut wanna focus on the core system right now -207133;1353685239;Ukto;and get it up -207132;1353685250;Diablo-D3;well, if I launch DMC 2.0, thats the way I want to go with funding I think -207131;1353685251;Ukto;still have a few more important things, but wont hold back launch -207130;1353685259;Ukto;your considering that? -207129;1353685265;Diablo-D3;yeah. -207128;1353685268;Diablo-D3;its the least problematic way -207127;1353685323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41074 @ 0.00050679 = 20.8159 BTC [-] -207126;1353685343;Ukto;so far of the ppl who have their asset lists from nefario -207125;1353685349;Ukto;2 are considering my system -207124;1353685420;Diablo-D3;I could issue them across multiple exchanges I think -207123;1353685452;Diablo-D3;or just issue them to exchanges directly and have them do whatever -207122;1353685575;Ukto;hehehe -207121;1353685626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6479 @ 0.00050679 = 3.2835 BTC [-] -207120;1353685627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00050251 = 1.9849 BTC [-] -207119;1353685674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9220 @ 0.00049851 = 4.5963 BTC [-] -207118;1353685675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13918 @ 0.0004985 = 6.9381 BTC [-] -207117;1353685677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1995 @ 0.00049819 = 0.9939 BTC [-] -207116;1353685734;Diablo-D3;Ukto: what I was thinking was this -207115;1353685764;Diablo-D3;issue "real" certificates as digitally signed certs -207114;1353685825;Diablo-D3;all numbered and signed with a pgp key used only for this and then locked away in a vault -207113;1353685984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29071 @ 0.00049959 = 14.5236 BTC [+] -207112;1353686040;Diablo-D3;Ukto: so I think it'd work -207111;1353686148;Diablo-D3;since no interest is paid, I dont have to worry about that blowing up because some exchange went south -207110;1353686186;Diablo-D3;and since its non-callable, what its actually worth is set in stone -207109;1353686304;mircea_popescu;"The BitForce SC chip is now in final stage development. Initial product delivery is scheduled for November, 2012." -207108;1353686457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10041 @ 0.00051141 = 5.1351 BTC [+] -207107;1353686458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9059 @ 0.00051148 = 4.6335 BTC [+] -207106;1353686726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3675 @ 0.00051148 = 1.8797 BTC [+] -207105;1353686726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10399 @ 0.00051184 = 5.3226 BTC [+] -207104;1353686728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11526 @ 0.00051208 = 5.9022 BTC [+] -207103;1353687063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11629 @ 0.00050676 = 5.8931 BTC [-] -207102;1353687065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1571 @ 0.00049819 = 0.7827 BTC [-] -207101;1353687322;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: doesnt matter at this point -207100;1353687331;Diablo-D3;even if they ship, its still forever a scam -207099;1353687551;mircea_popescu;why are you so bitter -207098;1353688133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25050 @ 0.00049819 = 12.4797 BTC [-] -207097;1353688287;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: that isnt it -207096;1353688296;Diablo-D3;look at the terms of dibflsc -207095;1353688303;mircea_popescu;yaya i know. -207094;1353688304;Diablo-D3;oct 31st. -207093;1353688345;Diablo-D3;they failed to ship, they are a scam. -207092;1353688524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21363 @ 0.00049819 = 10.6428 BTC [-] -207091;1353688526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22887 @ 0.00049789 = 11.3952 BTC [-] -207090;1353688681;Ukto;hmm -207089;1353688686;Ukto;Diablo-D3: mebbe -207088;1353688711;Ukto;in the end, I will let anyone attempt to create an asset, and write it up. I will personally decide weather to greenlight it or not. -207087;1353688762;Ukto;although -207086;1353688798;Ukto;does anyone have an excerpt from GLBSE's api page? :/ -207085;1353688811;Ukto;I need to double check some things -207084;1353688894;Diablo-D3;not me -207083;1353688900;Ukto;been digging around, but my googlefu has failed me -207082;1353688922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23989 @ 0.00051208 = 12.2843 BTC [+] -207081;1353689265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7960 @ 0.00051208 = 4.0762 BTC [+] -207080;1353689267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34984 @ 0.00051211 = 17.9157 BTC [+] -207079;1353689553;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75802.msg1353074#msg1353074 -207078;1353689687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00049925 = 1.6975 BTC [-] -207077;1353689689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00049924 = 4.8926 BTC [-] -207076;1353689813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25418 @ 0.00051211 = 13.0168 BTC [+] -207075;1353689814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22182 @ 0.00051245 = 11.3672 BTC [+] -207074;1353690270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4194 @ 0.00051245 = 2.1492 BTC [+] -207073;1353690271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22815 @ 0.00051256 = 11.6941 BTC [+] -207072;1353690272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27091 @ 0.00051296 = 13.8966 BTC [+] -207071;1353690497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28600 @ 0.00049924 = 14.2783 BTC [-] -207070;1353690713;mircea_popescu;how much is all this costing you in the end gigavps ? -207069;1353690729;gigavps;mircea_popescu a lot -207068;1353690734;mircea_popescu;sucks, -207067;1353690740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2945 @ 0.00049924 = 1.4703 BTC [-] -207066;1353690742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35655 @ 0.00049921 = 17.7993 BTC [-] -207065;1353690744;mircea_popescu;but i admire the drive to do things properly for once. -207064;1353690774;mircea_popescu;(for once i don't mean about you, i mean about bitcoin in general) -207063;1353690802;gigavps;you should send mpoe-pr into my thread to quote you on that -207062;1353690824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13743 @ 0.00050446 = 6.9328 BTC [+] -207061;1353690826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2079 @ 0.00049921 = 1.0379 BTC [-] -207060;1353690831;mircea_popescu;yeah. -207059;1353691161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16713 @ 0.00049789 = 8.3212 BTC [-] -207058;1353691163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6687 @ 0.00049755 = 3.3271 BTC [-] -207057;1353691362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25950 @ 0.00049755 = 12.9114 BTC [-] -207056;1353691464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 327 @ 0.00325681 = 1.065 BTC [+] -207055;1353691531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6478 @ 0.00049912 = 3.2333 BTC [+] -207054;1353692057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20359 @ 0.00051296 = 10.4434 BTC [+] -207053;1353692059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6791 @ 0.000513 = 3.4838 BTC [+] -207052;1353692218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63809 @ 0.000513 = 32.734 BTC [+] -207051;1353692220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8441 @ 0.00051301 = 4.3303 BTC [+] -207050;1353692341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18900 @ 0.00051124 = 9.6624 BTC [-] -207049;1353692515;PsychoticBoy;hi giga -207048;1353692525;PsychoticBoy;whats up with that mail I recieved -207047;1353692547;PsychoticBoy;You can just pay me without ID verification -207046;1353692570;PsychoticBoy;in short I will not send ID, proof of residence or anything -207045;1353692628;PsychoticBoy;Is this a loophole not to pay back? -207044;1353692652;gigavps;hi PsychoticBoy -207043;1353692670;PsychoticBoy;hi giga -207042;1353692703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19042 @ 0.00051301 = 9.7687 BTC [+] -207041;1353692704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6790 @ 0.00051358 = 3.4872 BTC [+] -207040;1353692734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6532 @ 0.00051124 = 3.3394 BTC [-] -207039;1353692736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00050956 = 1.707 BTC [-] -207038;1353692737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27668 @ 0.00050305 = 13.9184 BTC [-] -207037;1353693004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7532 @ 0.00050305 = 3.789 BTC [-] -207036;1353693774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8213 @ 0.00049755 = 4.0864 BTC [-] -207035;1353693775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21379 @ 0.00049706 = 10.6266 BTC [-] -207034;1353694248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00049707 = 5.4181 BTC [+] -207033;1353694249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2071 @ 0.00049706 = 1.0294 BTC [-] -207032;1353694250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10541 @ 0.00049618 = 5.2302 BTC [-] -207031;1353694251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.00049531 = 11.2931 BTC [-] -207030;1353694252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4088 @ 0.00049479 = 2.0227 BTC [-] -207029;1353694556;mircea_popescu;gigavps someone is asking for a nda from the lawyer -207028;1353694561;mircea_popescu;truely this is going well. -207027;1353694567;mircea_popescu;also, people know shit. -207026;1353694589;gigavps;i haven't been looking forward to this -207025;1353694611;mircea_popescu;how does a lawyer nda sound like ? -207024;1353694652;mircea_popescu;"as a lawyer, I hereby promise to be a lawyer and behave accordingly to the rules. if I don't, with or without this useless declaration I am still held liable" -207023;1353694709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.0004948 = 1.9792 BTC [+] -207022;1353694710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00049479 = 4.1562 BTC [-] -207021;1353694741;pigeons;"and if i i ever give advice like the law student nefario met in a sandwich shop, i will step down" -207020;1353694774;mircea_popescu;ya, that famous counsel still hath not answered. -207019;1353694879;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy seems to me more like the recognition of how fucked up things are than any sort of loophole. -207018;1353694893;mircea_popescu;probably an ultimately doomed but otherwise brave attempt to plug all loopholes. -207017;1353694953;pigeons;giga likely paid a lot for his counsel, so he's likely to follow it -207016;1353694969;gigavps;pigeons you still in town? -207015;1353694970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20950 @ 0.00049844 = 10.4423 BTC [+] -207014;1353694972;pigeons;yes -207013;1353695018;Ukto;I concur, giga has or will be paying quite a bit for them to handle the volume -207012;1353695077;mircea_popescu;especially coupled with the insanity. -207011;1353695091;mircea_popescu;high volume of first timers. ouch. -207010;1353695098;PsychoticBoy;I will take ABM/PGM to a lawyer too, send info or never get paid mwuhahaha -207009;1353695154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11592 @ 0.00049479 = 5.7356 BTC [-] -207008;1353695156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24100 @ 0.00049478 = 11.9242 BTC [-] -207007;1353695156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2358 @ 0.00049453 = 1.1661 BTC [-] -207006;1353695254;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy expect the laywer to want to be paid up front tho -207005;1353695275;PsychoticBoy;I go prodeo -207004;1353695277;PsychoticBoy;lol -207003;1353695335;mircea_popescu;prodeo ? -207002;1353695345;mircea_popescu;pro Deo you mean, as in for god, as in, for free ? -207001;1353695346;PsychoticBoy;I can pay, thats not the point, Its the whole ¨its not my responsibility anymore go to my lawyer¨ thing that stings me -207000;1353695366;PsychoticBoy;yep thats w\hat i mean ;) -206999;1353695375;mircea_popescu;well people will have to at the very least sign a renounciation of claim -206998;1353695383;mircea_popescu;the only way to handle that is through a lawyer -206997;1353695638;PsychoticBoy;giga is off, probably got to hot under his feet -206996;1353695672;PsychoticBoy;So giga is #1 not to pay -206995;1353695701;mircea_popescu;wasn't he about 50%+ of all volume anyway ? -206994;1353695798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40500 @ 0.00049467 = 20.0341 BTC [+] -206993;1353695883;Ukto;he was the largest glbse asset -206992;1353695912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22818 @ 0.00049844 = 11.3734 BTC [+] -206991;1353696036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00049919 = 11.2817 BTC [+] -206990;1353696038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00050348 = 4.7327 BTC [+] -206989;1353696295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34350 @ 0.00050348 = 17.2945 BTC [+] -206988;1353696625;Diablo-D3;heh -206987;1353696655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27060 @ 0.00050348 = 13.6242 BTC [+] -206986;1353696777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00049896 = 8.133 BTC [-] -206985;1353696849;smickles;can someone take a look at my first paragraph here http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/the-ponzi-of-wikipedia-and-bitcoin/#comment-12 and tell me if i'm making sense, if I am, i will bring it to the discussion in the bitcoin wikipedia page -206984;1353696915;mircea_popescu;I think part of the problem is that we’re looking at it from two different viewpoints. I’m looking for what’s going to help the Wikipedia article, and others are looking for what’s going to help the subject itself, Bitcoin. -206983;1353696917;mircea_popescu;fuckwit -206982;1353696934;mircea_popescu;these idiots think this little trick of framing the discussion is such pure unadulterated genius -206981;1353696948;mircea_popescu;uh-oh, make way for the wikiretard framing the discussion team. -206980;1353696975;smickles;heh, so true -206979;1353697002;mircea_popescu;#1 reason nobody of any worth bothers with that spamsite. -206978;1353697199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 682 @ 0.00049896 = 0.3403 BTC [-] -206977;1353697200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7118 @ 0.00049509 = 3.5241 BTC [-] -206976;1353697325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31258 @ 0.00050348 = 15.7378 BTC [+] -206975;1353697551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26950 @ 0.00049961 = 13.4645 BTC [-] -206974;1353697551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00050348 = 3.6502 BTC [+] -206973;1353697794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 940 @ 0.00050348 = 0.4733 BTC [+] -206972;1353697795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53200 @ 0.00050712 = 26.9788 BTC [+] -206971;1353697796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6010 @ 0.00051358 = 3.0866 BTC [+] -206970;1353698228;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/r/WTF/crUO4 -206969;1353698470;mircea_popescu;lol kickass -206968;1353698480;Ukto;makes sense to me -206967;1353698535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12450 @ 0.00051358 = 6.3941 BTC [+] -206966;1353698555;kakobrekla;reminds me of the limits of control -206965;1353699482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00049755 = 8.7569 BTC [-] -206964;1353700685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00050587 = 4.654 BTC [+] -206963;1353700686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 468 @ 0.00049755 = 0.2329 BTC [-] -206962;1353700888;mircea_popescu;so who was saying i'm in for a loads of pressure from the sec ? -206961;1353700890;mircea_popescu;http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/sec-rocked-by-lurid-sex-and-corruption-lawsuit-20121119 -206960;1353700895;mircea_popescu;seems MORE LIKE THE OTHER WAY AROUND -206959;1353700899;mircea_popescu;har har. -206958;1353700989;smickles;ha ha -206957;1353701263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38395 @ 0.00050608 = 19.4309 BTC [+] -206956;1353702518;smickles;<@rg> but im going to go ahead and merge bitvps >> my new job << what does this mean for s.bvps shareholders? Will they be bought out? -206955;1353702533;smickles;mircea_popescu: ^ from #bitvps -206954;1353702556;mircea_popescu;um -206953;1353702571;mircea_popescu;well will they ? -206952;1353702584;smickles;I just asked it -206951;1353702616;smickles;rg was last active there at 5:35 utc (it's now 18:30) -206950;1353702671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33850 @ 0.00049759 = 16.8434 BTC [-] -206949;1353702673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11582 @ 0.00049755 = 5.7626 BTC [-] -206948;1353702674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13618 @ 0.00049669 = 6.7639 BTC [-] -206947;1353702922;sgornick;> to think that only a few short months away everyone was pissing their pants thinking of the sec. -206946;1353702926;sgornick;"typical KickStarter deals won’t naturally transfer to equity crowdfunding and the vast majority of startup founders won’t receive any help at all from the JOBS Act" -206945;1353702933;sgornick;http://www.cringely.com/2012/11/17/jobs-act-crowdfunding-is-unlikely-to-help-most-startups -206944;1353702987;sgornick;i.e., lots of need for these, as we decide technology can enable what the law won't. -206943;1353703035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33082 @ 0.00049669 = 16.4315 BTC [-] -206942;1353703037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19545 @ 0.00049509 = 9.6765 BTC [-] -206941;1353703176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5155 @ 0.00049768 = 2.5655 BTC [+] -206940;1353703177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6674 @ 0.00050072 = 3.3418 BTC [+] -206939;1353703762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32600 @ 0.00049509 = 16.1399 BTC [-] -206938;1353704537;mircea_popescu;sgornick there's some huge problems with funding start-ups via btc however. -206937;1353704555;mircea_popescu;btc being able to help is by no means a foregone conclusion -206936;1353704878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00049628 = 5.7568 BTC [+] -206935;1353705102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00049954 = 6.7438 BTC [+] -206934;1353705401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17230 @ 0.00049932 = 8.6033 BTC [-] -206933;1353705634;mircea_popescu;smickles : "There were no "suspicious" motives involved here. I would have gladly thrown in MPEX had I remembered that it has BTC options available. That's it. I just overlooked you. I'm sorry. (And by the way it's fixed now)" -206932;1353705708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10950 @ 0.00049954 = 5.47 BTC [+] -206931;1353705710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11350 @ 0.00050072 = 5.6832 BTC [+] -206930;1353705838;smickles;mircea_popescu: heh, yeah. a part of me responded with BS, and another part wanted to respond with "well, I put it that way because it was just a little sensational" -206929;1353705842;mircea_popescu;your blogger career is starting pretty good if mag journalists are already apologizing to you -206928;1353705847;mircea_popescu;most bloggers had to wait years. -206927;1353705880;mircea_popescu;anyway, i think someone sorta-competent bought a chunk of bitfinex interest or some sort of deal -206926;1353705887;mircea_popescu;cause there's a sudden change in how they run, so. -206925;1353706000;smickles;according to my log, i started with about 100 'unique' visitors, and it has been doubling every day since -206924;1353706026;PsychoticBoy;gigavps << scammer tag request @ theymos -206923;1353706035;mircea_popescu;hahaha wd. -206922;1353706049;PsychoticBoy;yuuuuuuuuuuuuuup -206921;1353706066;PsychoticBoy;F him, he is a fussy P -206920;1353706086;PsychoticBoy;no lawyers.... just pay up dude -206919;1353706130;smickles;if the trend holds, in a month, the entire planet should be reading my blog -206918;1353706135;PsychoticBoy;he is even worse than nefario -206917;1353706148;smickles;< PsychoticBoy> gigavps << scammer tag request @ theymos -206916;1353706152;smickles;where :) -206915;1353706172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5770 @ 0.00049932 = 2.8811 BTC [-] -206914;1353706173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49761 @ 0.00049509 = 24.6362 BTC [-] -206913;1353706184;PsychoticBoy;PM and as soon as he does nothing, public -206912;1353706194;JWU42;PsychoticBoy: that seems a bit extreme -206911;1353706197;smickles;:o -206910;1353706213;PsychoticBoy;not extreme, a lawyer taking over<< thats extreme -206909;1353706232;JWU42;So if YABMC were to follow a similar claims process then I egt a scammer tag too ;) -206908;1353706257;JWU42;bad joke... -206907;1353706261;PsychoticBoy;He fed himself with my btc so now its time to pay -206906;1353706304;PsychoticBoy;yep, just pay up maybe even liquidate -206905;1353706330;PsychoticBoy;I have 300btc in yabmc and more than 500 btc in Giga -206904;1353706376;PsychoticBoy;He got the shareholders info so.... he can pay us -206903;1353706404;PsychoticBoy;Thats what I would do, PAY MY DEBT -206902;1353706444;PsychoticBoy;giga`s lawyer does not need my ID to pay me back so whats the point -206901;1353706497;PsychoticBoy;before asking a scammer tag i n public, I will make a thread in the staff forum and let the staff vote -206900;1353706570;smickles;heh, a legal scam -206899;1353706612;PsychoticBoy;thats what i think, He covers his ass and does not pay shit, << scammer action -206898;1353706663;dub;hahah http://www.soundclick.com/player/single_player.cfm?songid=243091&q=hi&newref=1 -206897;1353706668;dub;that is fucking gold -206896;1353706685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00050072 = 11.5166 BTC [+] -206895;1353706726;PsychoticBoy;lol major laugh -206894;1353706785;PsychoticBoy;giga is ripping ppl off -206893;1353706809;PsychoticBoy;hmmmnz should not be long till someone hires a hitman on tor -206892;1353706847;PsychoticBoy;2K btc for hitman: Yuuuuuuuuuuup -206891;1353706893;PsychoticBoy;this kinda scamming action makes my blood boil -206890;1353706900;dub;clearly -206889;1353706917;smickles;lol@that misterbigg guy -206888;1353706949;smickles;"What I don't understand is why S.DICE is going to IPO on this penny-ante exchange instead of GLBSE. I think that Mr. E.V.'s ideological fetishes might be putting the business sensibilities in the back seat. Which is dangerous for investors." -206887;1353706998;PsychoticBoy;Still hoping Gigavps will make up his mind and just pay divs and final buyback to our addresses -206886;1353707303;mircea_popescu;smickles teh funs of history. -206885;1353707309;mircea_popescu;btc is worth it just for that -206884;1353707450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24370 @ 0.00049509 = 12.0653 BTC [-] -206883;1353707452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6268 @ 0.00049502 = 3.1028 BTC [-] -206882;1353707461;smickles;!ticker s.dice -206881;1353707462;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00309664 / 0.00323838 / 0.00339944 (33993 shares, 110.08 BTC), 30day: 0.00180002 / 0.00332148 / 0.0034 (903448 shares, 3,000.79 BTC) -206880;1353707488;smickles;it hit .0034 in the past 30 days, eh? -206879;1353707500;smickles;that may happen again soon -206878;1353707571;mircea_popescu;3399 is not so far off anyway -206877;1353707577;mircea_popescu;it almost hit it today in that sense -206876;1353707603;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy i'll bet you a btc he won't. -206875;1353707644;PsychoticBoy;I think so too mircea -206874;1353707654;PsychoticBoy;but hope... -206873;1353707678;mircea_popescu;yeah -206872;1353708083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00049602 = 11.2101 BTC [+] -206871;1353708085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00049745 = 8.5561 BTC [+] -206870;1353708086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3570 @ 0.00050072 = 1.7876 BTC [+] -206869;1353708209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1432 @ 0.00049502 = 0.7089 BTC [-] -206868;1353708211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6198 @ 0.00049467 = 3.066 BTC [-] -206867;1353708278;mircea_popescu;there is a funny aspect of the entire glbse thing. the mylawyr people specialise in : -206866;1353708284;mircea_popescu;Drug Possession -206865;1353708284;mircea_popescu;Drug Trafficking -206864;1353708284;mircea_popescu;Marijuana Cultivation -206863;1353708284;mircea_popescu;DUI -206862;1353708307;mircea_popescu;i guess there's White Collar Crimes in there too. -206861;1353708336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5242 @ 0.00050072 = 2.6248 BTC [+] -206860;1353708338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.0005051 = 7.2734 BTC [+] -206859;1353708593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53400 @ 0.00050596 = 27.0183 BTC [+] -206858;1353708595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00050625 = 1.215 BTC [+] -206857;1353709278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33500 @ 0.00050625 = 16.9594 BTC [+] -206856;1353709279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00050662 = 1.6718 BTC [+] -206855;1353709383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18188 @ 0.00050662 = 9.2144 BTC [+] -206854;1353709385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22550 @ 0.00050852 = 11.4671 BTC [+] -206853;1353709386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5412 @ 0.00051349 = 2.779 BTC [+] -206852;1353709505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28988 @ 0.00051349 = 14.885 BTC [+] -206851;1353709506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28550 @ 0.00051358 = 14.6627 BTC [+] -206850;1353709507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27962 @ 0.00051363 = 14.3621 BTC [+] -206849;1353710021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30700 @ 0.00051278 = 15.7423 BTC [-] -206848;1353710819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9385 @ 0.00050726 = 4.7606 BTC [-] -206847;1353711106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1644 @ 0.00050542 = 0.8309 BTC [-] -206846;1353711107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16806 @ 0.0005025 = 8.445 BTC [-] -206845;1353711123;mircea_popescu;GLBSE'D Definition: You invest coins in a bitcoin project and that project uses your coins to hire a lawyer who proceeds to use legal avenues to make it practically impossible you will get your bitcoins back. -206844;1353711133;mircea_popescu;pity the glbbq name is too long and so it'll never take -206843;1353711285;Diablo-D3;heh -206842;1353711529;matthewh3;I'm moving RSM to - https://btct.co - they email the asset issuer a full shareholders list every twelve hours. So no problem if the exchange ever goes dark. There based in Belize and have a lawyer. -206841;1353711567;mircea_popescu;what happens if you lose the email box/someone jacks it ? -206840;1353711725;matthewh3;I use Gmail with a very secure password. -206839;1353711738;Diablo-D3;no 2fa? -206838;1353711744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15869 @ 0.0005031 = 7.9837 BTC [+] -206837;1353711763;smickles;Update on the S.DICE month >> http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/bitcoin-finance/a-good-month-for-s-dice-shareholders-in-the-making/?preview=true&preview_id=46&preview_nonce=ddeb71c330#update_23nov12 -206836;1353711838;mircea_popescu;smickles what's the figure ? -206835;1353711879;mircea_popescu;matthewh3 smpt is plaintext and trivial to sniff. -206834;1353711923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7865 @ 0.00050726 = 3.9896 BTC [+] -206833;1353711924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9735 @ 0.00051153 = 4.9797 BTC [+] -206832;1353711967;matthewh3;but when I log-in its HTTPS so my password is safe. -206831;1353712015;mircea_popescu;that part is true. -206830;1353712022;mircea_popescu;"the only thing that comes up for "Christmas" on bitmit is a Canadian silver coin." -206829;1353712029;mircea_popescu;jesus fuck, what is the point of making a black friday event -206828;1353712041;mircea_popescu;if then xmas is going to plow right into your nude ass ? -206827;1353712042;matthewh3;plus I'd only ever use a Windoze PC that is locked down like in a library. -206826;1353712054;mircea_popescu;who did this! has to be fired! -206825;1353712064;gigavps;good afternoon -206824;1353712079;mircea_popescu;heya. -206823;1353712091;gigavps;PsychoticBoy if you would like to say things about me, say them when I'm here -206822;1353712099;smickles;mircea_popescu: 0.9435613% -206821;1353712112;mircea_popescu;smickles aww going down!1 -206820;1353712128;smickles;up from the previous ~.8% tho -206819;1353712141;smickles;and ~.6% before that -206818;1353712158;smickles;some guy doing a martingale got lucky, then lost it -206817;1353712168;smickles;he was braggin' about it too -206816;1353712179;smickles;(but is silent nao) -206815;1353712197;mircea_popescu;lol -206814;1353712203;mircea_popescu;gambler's silence -206813;1353712214;gigavps;gamblers only talk when they win -206812;1353712219;smickles;funny thing too: -206811;1353712225;mircea_popescu;ya but they talk loud enough then for both cases. -206810;1353712240;smickles;he hawa all coy, like, "i won't tell you how I was betting" -206809;1353712261;smickles;then dooglas posted a tx log, and was liek " 'tis you bro" -206808;1353712294;mircea_popescu;lol -206807;1353712309;smickles;Nice thing, that blockchain -206806;1353712434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38652 @ 0.00051153 = 19.7717 BTC [+] -206805;1353712616;smickles;so, it has come to this http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/GIGAMINING -206804;1353712669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7631 @ 0.0005031 = 3.8392 BTC [-] -206803;1353712670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9794 @ 0.0005025 = 4.9215 BTC [-] -206802;1353712671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20375 @ 0.00049745 = 10.1355 BTC [-] -206801;1353713297;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE -206800;1353713304;mircea_popescu;i wonder if that could work as an entropy source -206799;1353713629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2925 @ 0.00049745 = 1.455 BTC [-] -206798;1353713631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00049679 = 8.9919 BTC [-] -206797;1353713632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 375 @ 0.00049566 = 0.1859 BTC [-] -206796;1353713736;PsychoticBoy;gigavps, should I copy paste all I said -206795;1353713787;PsychoticBoy;You re up for scammer tag, since you have shareholders data and thus are able to pay up -206794;1353713824;PsychoticBoy;and after that you probably see the same future as trendon shavers -206793;1353713832;PsychoticBoy;hunted -206792;1353713841;gigavps;lol -206791;1353713847;gigavps;come and get me -206790;1353713862;gigavps;i am trying to pay people legally -206789;1353713863;PsychoticBoy;so best thing is to just pay to the addresses in the info you got from glbse -206788;1353713889;gigavps;thanks for the advice -206787;1353713907;PsychoticBoy;yes and obtained most funds from illigal activities -206786;1353713912;PsychoticBoy;stealing atm -206785;1353713922;PsychoticBoy;glbse wasnt sober either -206784;1353713930;gigavps;i'm sorry you feel this way -206783;1353713959;PsychoticBoy;no you are tricking ppl with your unsigned lawyer note -206782;1353713989;PsychoticBoy;I can pay 2k on tor to hunt you down but I wont -206781;1353714037;PsychoticBoy;I wait till you get back to your senses and pay just like its meant to be -206780;1353714047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7330 @ 0.00050282 = 3.6857 BTC [+] -206779;1353714114;PsychoticBoy;at this point no one in the right mind would do all 6 points mentiont in the mail -206778;1353714128;gigavps;why not? -206777;1353714131;PsychoticBoy;probably point 6 is impossible so there you go -206776;1353714150;gigavps;why is it impossible? -206775;1353714178;gigavps;should be pretty easy to write a note that said you own the bonds and the bitcoin addy -206774;1353714184;gigavps;and have it notoried -206773;1353714213;smickles;inb4 scan and email -206772;1353714237;PsychoticBoy;because it requires notoried, would cost you lots of euro`s -206771;1353714248;PsychoticBoy;no one would do that -206770;1353714253;PsychoticBoy;and you know it -206769;1353714259;gigavps;well, that is your assumption -206768;1353714265;smickles;wow, notorizing is expensive in europe? -206767;1353714266;PsychoticBoy;so made my point -206766;1353714271;gigavps;many people have already submitted the info -206765;1353714276;smickles;it's cheap to free in 'merica -206764;1353714297;smickles;i know a few accountants who offer it at no charge -206763;1353714323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4920 @ 0.00050282 = 2.4739 BTC [+] -206762;1353714325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25580 @ 0.00050703 = 12.9698 BTC [+] -206761;1353714332;gigavps;PsychoticBoy tbe only person keeping you from making the claim is you -206760;1353714350;PsychoticBoy;I will let the staff of bitcointalk vote for you to be marked as scammer before making a public scammer tag request, cause these requirements make no sense at all -206759;1353714392;PsychoticBoy;I did not need an ID to buy from you so I wont need it now -206758;1353714419;PsychoticBoy;so you took my money and now walks unless..... strange -206757;1353714428;smickles;heh, tell that to mtgox when you hit their aml limits -206756;1353714455;jcpham;hello internet -206755;1353714460;jcpham;how are you today? -206754;1353714465;smickles;phamtastic -206753;1353714471;jcpham;super neat -206752;1353714551;jcpham;gigavpa i owned like over 9000 gigamining bonds -206751;1353714556;jcpham;can i tera-mine yet? -206750;1353714672;gigavps;gotta run, bbiab -206749;1353714687;PsychoticBoy;scammy fuck leaves again -206748;1353714745;jcpham;i doubt gigavps is scammy -206747;1353714750;jcpham;but what do i know -206746;1353714859;PsychoticBoy;I am almost at the point to invest another 2k btc in giga -206745;1353714873;PsychoticBoy;but only not in his bonds -206744;1353714877;PsychoticBoy;;) -206743;1353715325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4820 @ 0.00050703 = 2.4439 BTC [+] -206742;1353715327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21280 @ 0.00051153 = 10.8854 BTC [+] -206741;1353715572;PsychoticBoy;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/GIGAMINING -206740;1353715743;smickles;"I wrote earlier “That characteristic being that early adopters are benifited greater than the latecomers. But this can be said of any appreciating asset.” in reference to the only submitted evidence for Bitcoin being anything near a ponzi scheme in the statements citations. -206739;1353715748;smickles;If it can be said about any appreciating asset, how is it noteworthy?" -206738;1353715841;smickles;"And how do you expect anyone to find a reliable source pointing this out about the vast majority of appreciating assets?" -206737;1353715865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15250 @ 0.00049846 = 7.6015 BTC [-] -206736;1353715869;smickles;srsly -206735;1353715902;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/what-are-the-bitcoin-market-drivers/ -206734;1353715905;mircea_popescu;if anyone is curious -206733;1353715938;smickles;SudoGhost (as expected) ignoring the point of my comment -206732;1353716015;mircea_popescu;smickles i'd guess it's anywhere from free to 50 or so euros here -206731;1353716055;smickles;to notarize? -206730;1353716099;smickles;50 euro must get you a hight quality stamp impression from the notary -206729;1353716102;mircea_popescu;yep -206728;1353716107;mircea_popescu;one of those hologram things -206727;1353716114;smickles;nifty -206726;1353716161;smickles;I can't imagine this giga issue would require anything above the 'inked rubber stamp' variety tho -206725;1353716202;mircea_popescu;yeah. -206724;1353716209;mircea_popescu;still, if you own < 5 bonds or so -206723;1353716327;smickles;if you only have 5 bonds then the effort to maintain a secure wallet is a higher cost than the value of the bonds -206722;1353716373;mircea_popescu;i saw someone publish a list -206721;1353716378;mircea_popescu;> 70% of it was 1 and 2 bonds -206720;1353716388;mircea_popescu;they were .3 nominal bonds too, not 1.0 like giga's. -206719;1353717160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9550 @ 0.0005091 = 4.8619 BTC [+] -206718;1353717161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25250 @ 0.00050971 = 12.8702 BTC [+] -206717;1353717293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42550 @ 0.00050389 = 21.4405 BTC [-] -206716;1353719224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10008 @ 0.00050845 = 5.0886 BTC [-] -206715;1353719525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30200 @ 0.00051318 = 15.498 BTC [+] -206714;1353719787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17342 @ 0.00050962 = 8.8378 BTC [-] -206713;1353719788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4908 @ 0.00050703 = 2.4885 BTC [-] -206712;1353719796;dub;fishgame jumped the shark eh? -206711;1353720202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10498 @ 0.00050703 = 5.3228 BTC [-] -206710;1353720358;mircea_popescu;lol -206709;1353720497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1630 @ 0.00325681 = 5.3086 BTC [+] -206708;1353720499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5200 @ 0.00328979 = 17.1069 BTC [+] -206707;1353720500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 170 @ 0.00334934 = 0.5694 BTC [+] -206706;1353720507;smickles;:o -206705;1353720514;smickles;so close -206704;1353720547;smickles;…to mr voorhees getting more btc 'in his pockt' -206703;1353720776;mircea_popescu;https://therocktrading.com/en/exchange/stock -206702;1353720782;mircea_popescu;check out the 24 hour volumes on the right -206701;1353720837;smickles;ouch -206700;1353720850;smickles;219 btc last year too -206699;1353720875;mircea_popescu;i wasn't even aware they existed last year. -206698;1353720878;mircea_popescu;seems improbably -206697;1353720894;smickles;it probably is ment as a rolling 365 days -206696;1353720903;smickles;improperly labeled -206695;1353720963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12489 @ 0.00050389 = 6.2931 BTC [-] -206694;1353720963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19861 @ 0.00050278 = 9.9857 BTC [-] -206693;1353720969;smickles;"While it has been said that the ECB report doesn't deny or disprove that Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme, it doesn't accuse it of being a Ponzi either. The Reuters source is just a headline (as far as it saying anyone even mentions Ponzi and Bitcoin in the same sentence). Headlines are often written by people other than the article's author for the purpose of attracting eyeballs, not communicating relevant information. The other citation (currently us -206692;1353720971;mircea_popescu;Born in 2007 as a Second Life insurance company, The Rock has evolved in a full featured virtual financial institution. Based in US, founded by EU citizens, run by long-standing virtual experts. -206691;1353720976;mircea_popescu;i guess they're mostly linden -206690;1353720992;smickles;since 2007, that's decent -206689;1353721013;smickles;Based in US, founded by EU citizens, << dam ferriners -206688;1353721022;smickles;lol -206687;1353721205;mircea_popescu;ftr, the entire "blogs are not a source" like of wikipedia, while they take utter junk such as news sites into account... -206686;1353721213;mircea_popescu;i've never heard of anything more ridiculous. -206685;1353721226;mircea_popescu;there's no newspaper in the world that can compete with the top blogs. in any respect. -206684;1353721251;smickles;yeah, the line should be drawn at quality, not labels -206683;1353721266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00334934 = 1.6747 BTC [+] -206682;1353721268;mircea_popescu;moreover, the bar should be against old press -206681;1353721284;mircea_popescu;any newspaper has to do 1.5x more than any blog for the same attention. -206680;1353721288;mircea_popescu;just because it's not a blog. -206679;1353721610;Namjies;Eh, so are requirements for claiming Gigamining shares bothering you, Mircea? -206678;1353721856;mircea_popescu;not particularly -206677;1353721871;smickles;oh yeah, are you making the claime for the etf? -206676;1353721889;Namjies;Glad to know I'm not the only one which doesn't bother. -206675;1353721891;mircea_popescu;nope. -206674;1353721907;Namjies;... -206673;1353721922;smickles;Namjies: you expected otherwise? -206672;1353721982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18002 @ 0.00050536 = 9.0975 BTC [+] -206671;1353722067;Namjies;I am unsure why the claim would not be made. -206670;1353722114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27247 @ 0.00050969 = 13.8875 BTC [+] -206669;1353722116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1487 @ 0.00051318 = 0.7631 BTC [+] -206668;1353722117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14719 @ 0.00051363 = 7.5601 BTC [+] -206667;1353722118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6732 @ 0.00051369 = 3.4582 BTC [+] -206666;1353722121;smickles;I have an idea, but at a low confidence interval -206665;1353722164;mircea_popescu;why it would NOT be made ? -206664;1353722183;mircea_popescu;we're not in backwards world, we're in straightwards world. why would it be made ? -206663;1353722268;Namjies;Because you don't write off an account because it requires administrative procedures or otherwise? Who voids funds/value because of procedures? -206662;1353722308;smickles;Why would it be made? To recover value which was previously deemed lost -206661;1353722364;mircea_popescu;the problem here is this : the etf was an instrument to pass along value as conveyed -206660;1353722376;mircea_popescu;it wasn't an instrument to jump through random hoops and then pass along the value thus obtained. -206659;1353722395;Namjies;"The Owner will never own less shares of the underlying than the total float of this asset implies." -206658;1353722408;mircea_popescu;thus, no collect money from investors -> make upgrades -206657;1353722420;mircea_popescu;no preparation of legal documents and mailing, no other random shit. -206656;1353722425;mircea_popescu;money received is distributed. -206655;1353722441;Namjies;Gigavps never discontinued the shares. -206654;1353722452;Namjies;The etf states "The Owner will never own less shares of the underlying than the total float of this asset implies." -206653;1353722458;mircea_popescu;the underlying was discontinued on oct 5 -206652;1353722458;smickles;well, mircea_popescu never stopped owning the shares then -206651;1353722470;mircea_popescu;the underlying is gigamining share on glbse -206650;1353722502;Namjies;GLBSE was discontinued. The contract does not state the shares ahve to be on GLBSE. -206649;1353722540;Namjies;It simply states 5 mhash/s bonds, which are not discontinued by Gigavps. -206648;1353722564;mircea_popescu;i don't think you get to randomly create an imaginary vehicle just because the actual vehicle imploded. -206647;1353722648;Namjies;So if someone assaults you and MPEx servers rendering it incapable to continue operations, all "financial vehicles implodes" and have no value whatsoever? -206646;1353722662;Namjies;Voiding every shares? -206645;1353722688;mircea_popescu;depends how contracts are made out, but i'd expect mpex-share derivatives to die there yes -206644;1353722693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50800 @ 0.00051369 = 26.0955 BTC [+] -206643;1353722711;Namjies;There's a difference between the financial vehicle and it's exchange... an exchange can close or expel a specific stock. -206642;1353722730;mircea_popescu;well, "an" is inappropriate, and mpex comparison is inappropriate. -206641;1353722733;mircea_popescu;we;'re dealing with glbse here. -206640;1353722752;Namjies;You still own the stocks and can claim them. It's just not on the usual exchange anymore. -206639;1353722757;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is a boober -206638;1353722789;mircea_popescu;Namjies suppose for the sake of argument gigavps simply asked for 1 penny per share registration fee. -206637;1353722801;mircea_popescu;do you see in that context how i'd just shrug ? -206636;1353722812;Namjies;The fact GLBSE doesn't deserve the appelation of an exchange because it was so bad doesn't change the fact it worked as such. -206635;1353722834;Namjies;You can't charge for registration of stock you already own. -206634;1353722838;mircea_popescu;right. -206633;1353722873;Namjies;Gigavps simply requires people to identify themselves when claiming their shares. -206632;1353722890;Namjies;He's not charging anything. -206631;1353722903;Namjies;There's always paperwork involved when moving off of an exchange. -206630;1353722940;mircea_popescu;afaik this isn't moving to a new exchange. -206629;1353722975;Namjies;The ETF contract has no conditional clause that it's execution requires GLBSE to be the platform where the bonds are exchanged or that the bonds must be issued on an exchange for the ETF to be honored. -206628;1353723019;mircea_popescu;well, it had a (details) clause that included all that. -206627;1353723083;Namjies;Where? -206626;1353723120;mircea_popescu;The owner of this ETF holds 900 perpetual 5.0Mh/s bonds (details), -206625;1353723170;Namjies;Aye... you mean the gigavps thread? -206624;1353723190;Namjies;It never stated that to be honored, those bonds required GLBSE either. -206623;1353723222;Namjies;The bonds are off an exchange now. Securities don't have to be on an exchange. -206622;1353723252;mircea_popescu;well, they in principle don't have to, all things are in principle possible. these, however, were. -206621;1353723288;Namjies;They were on an exchange, yes. Now they got dropped off of it. -206620;1353723296;Namjies;They remain legitimate bonds. -206619;1353723317;mircea_popescu;do you have some sort of statement to this effect ? -206618;1353723368;Namjies;The issuer is still honoring them. Do you have any statement to the effect Gigavps will not honor them or claimed he won't pay them? -206617;1353723412;Namjies;Would you like to confirm with GigaVPS that the bonds remain valid? -206616;1353723423;mircea_popescu;no, the question is, do you have a statement from the issuer of the thing you're discussing saying that the thing you're discussing is going to behave in the manner you're proposing. -206615;1353723445;Namjies;Paying 5 mhash/s perpetually? -206614;1353723458;mircea_popescu;no. -206613;1353723470;mircea_popescu;that in the event glbse goes away the thing still carries as if nothing happened. -206612;1353723527;mircea_popescu;or that in the event that glbse goes away, issuer will do "anything" or "do X" to obtain private registration -206611;1353723655;Namjies;What do you think he is doing? He's attributing bonds to each holder to continue honoring their coupons as usual. -206610;1353723667;mircea_popescu;that's besides the point. -206609;1353723684;Namjies;Which is? -206608;1353723712;mircea_popescu;you've made some presupositions which aren't borne by the facts, but would prefer to present these as fact. -206607;1353723723;mircea_popescu;the best way if unsure is to ask. -206606;1353723750;Namjies;Well you should ask Gigavps then to verify that. -206605;1353723762;mircea_popescu;i don't see it has anything to do with gigavps. -206604;1353723795;mircea_popescu;other, of course, the fact that he's not so far sending money. -206603;1353723807;smickles;the way that lawyer letter looked, 'gigamining' was a glbse only thing of another company -206602;1353723886;smickles;btw, i'm still waiting on my llc docs :( -206601;1353723899;mircea_popescu;really, the cost to me to get to the legal bottom of this would easily eat up the value of the etf -206600;1353723911;mircea_popescu;i guess i could do that, but then i'd have to make shareholders pay the difference somehow. -206599;1353723920;smickles;ds!!!!!!!! -206598;1353723920;smickles;sdalkf -206597;1353723926;mircea_popescu;wha ? -206596;1353723955;smickles;go here http://starpas.azcc.gov/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=wsbroker1/connect.p?app=names-report.p search smickles -206595;1353723987;Namjies;Technically, your ETF doesn't contractually require the shares to be on GLBSE or any exchange. It says "The Owner will never own less shares of the underlying than the total float of this asset implies." No conditional statement. As such if bonds remain valid and your property, you have to claim them. -206594;1353724003;smickles;it's 'waiting to be examined' received on the 13th -206593;1353724005;mircea_popescu;o hey, right under $$$ $AVE WITH CLEAN AZ CARPET CLEANING -206592;1353724015;smickles;lol -206591;1353724053;mircea_popescu;Namjies : i'm not doing affidavits as a proxy for anyone just cause you figure i should. -206590;1353724066;smickles;lol, 'smi concepts' and 'smi concepts 2' -206589;1353724082;mircea_popescu;the practical options are either i spend something which on a rough estimate is about 8k to get the thing thoroughly looked into, -206588;1353724085;mircea_popescu;or else just shrug. -206587;1353724092;mircea_popescu;the bonds ain't worth 8k, so i'm shrugging. -206586;1353724119;Namjies;For anyone? You're the ETF owner who owns the shares. You're not proxying. -206585;1353724126;mircea_popescu;smickles http://starpas.azcc.gov/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=wsbroker1/names-detail.p?name-id=L18030781&type=PENDING%20CORP. direct link -206584;1353724136;mircea_popescu;right. -206583;1353724150;mircea_popescu;srsly, just because you imagine things a certain way doesn't mean they are a certain way. -206582;1353724170;smickles;I can haz file number ? :D -206581;1353724171;Namjies;I'm not imagining it, it's what the ETF claims. -206580;1353724213;Namjies;>>The Owner<< will never own less shares of the underlying than the total float of this asset implies. -206579;1353724215;mircea_popescu;what can i tell you. -206578;1353724237;Namjies;You're the owner who owns the shares. -206577;1353724255;Namjies;You still own the bonds and GigaVPS intends to pay on them. -206576;1353724273;mircea_popescu;ok, let him pay. -206575;1353724284;Namjies;You technically have the duty to collect those coupons and dispense them. -206574;1353724355;mircea_popescu;see, this is where the imagination part comes in. -206573;1353724376;mircea_popescu;where in the contract does it say that "even if more fees, costs or proceedures will be imposed, the issuer will complete these" -206572;1353724385;Namjies;"Any and all revenue paid by the underlying will be distributed to the shareholders of this asset without remainder." -206571;1353724402;mircea_popescu;there you go. did i receive revenue i've not distributed ? -206570;1353724424;Namjies;You technically have but you're not claiming them. -206569;1353724430;mircea_popescu;no, i'm not. -206568;1353724444;mircea_popescu;it doesn't say "all revenue paid will be distributed and all revenue offered for claim will be claimed" -206567;1353724514;mircea_popescu;and if tomorrow gigavps comes up with a 10x dividend payment if i sleep with him, irrespective of what you may think my duty is, i ain't sleeping with him either. -206566;1353724545;smickles;c'mon, one little bj for the shareholders? -206565;1353724557;Namjies;He's not asking any payment either, simply to identify yourself officially. -206564;1353724579;smickles;that sounds like payment to me :/ -206563;1353724579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29548 @ 0.00050803 = 15.0113 BTC [-] -206562;1353724580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24052 @ 0.00050278 = 12.0929 BTC [-] -206561;1353724584;smickles;info is valuable -206560;1353724623;Namjies;If you say so. You may value it. -206559;1353724628;mircea_popescu;well, he's asking to identify myself in a particular way -206558;1353724637;smickles;i dunno, mircea_popescu it is a little shocking that you arn't trying to recover the value there -206557;1353724643;mircea_popescu;which, because of it's nature, imposes a cost on my part, which isn't trivial, cause i have to put lawyers at work. -206556;1353724657;mircea_popescu;smickles what do you think the value is ? -206555;1353724674;smickles;hmm, good point, it would be weighed against the cost -206554;1353724687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00051086 = 7.2542 BTC [+] -206553;1353724687;mircea_popescu;i'd be much surprised if the entire series is actually worth 300 btc right now. -206552;1353724688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00051369 = 2.363 BTC [+] -206551;1353724697;mircea_popescu;by the time the stuff is actually processed and alll... heh. -206550;1353724729;mircea_popescu;eventually someone brings asics to the table. maybe not this month, maybe not the next. -206549;1353724735;smickles;how many shares were ther? -206548;1353724744;Namjies;~1000 -206547;1353724745;mircea_popescu;something over 1mn iirc -206546;1353724756;Namjies;Well 1mn of the ETF -206545;1353724791;Namjies;"where in the contract does it say that "even if more fees, costs or proceedures will be imposed, the issuer will complete these"" -206544;1353724793;smickles;maybe 45 btc -206543;1353724850;smickles;Namjies: that would be the fiduciary responsibility -206542;1353724876;Namjies;I'd consider it a breach of contract. Being on the receiving end of that contract, any undefined situation should be treated in my favor unless a conditional clause goes against that. -206541;1353724891;mircea_popescu;heh. i don't think you can get that much mileage out of this. -206540;1353724894;smickles;Namjies: so you expect him to pay the expenses out of pocket? -206539;1353724929;mircea_popescu;Namjies when did you buy these ? (i presume you actually have some ?) -206538;1353724940;smickles;Namjies: maybe just show your STAT to the lawyer guy and you can get the gigamining shares directly -206537;1353724969;mircea_popescu;lol that'd be something. -206536;1353724976;smickles;it should be easy enough to explain tho -206535;1353725007;Namjies;I think he's grossly exaggerating the fee to make an affidavit... but yes. He states he will never own less shares than the float. That should be done regardless of requirements if the shares remain valid. -206534;1353725024;mircea_popescu;except the shares are gone since oct the 5th. -206533;1353725025;smickles;how did he stop owning theM? -206532;1353725062;mircea_popescu;anyway, the fiduciary duty is mostly : to not have conflicting duties, to not profit by fiduciary position -206531;1353725069;mircea_popescu;i'm doing neither, so it'd seem that's a moot point. -206530;1353725071;smickles;I mean in Namjies argument, if they still exist, then mircea_popescu never stopped owning them -206529;1353725083;Namjies;The GLBSE is gone. I'm pretty sure we went over the fact the bonds do not require GLBSE to exist. -206528;1353725094;mircea_popescu;you went over it. i never bought your theory. -206527;1353725103;mircea_popescu;but to the point : when did you actually buy these shares ? -206526;1353725121;Namjies;As such, all stocks/stocks/etc. require an exchange to exist? -206525;1353725138;smickles;ok then, mircea_popescu still owns the bonds, giga has an address to send cupons to, why is it mircea's fault the dividends arn't being sent? -206524;1353725157;Namjies;I don't recall the date. Over a month ago I believe. -206523;1353725217;Namjies;smickles: It's not his fault, it's GLBSE's. GigaVPS has to identify the claimers as GLBSE data cannot be fully trusted. -206522;1353725222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23668 @ 0.00051369 = 12.158 BTC [+] -206521;1353725223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00051374 = 3.9044 BTC [+] -206520;1353725225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6982 @ 0.00051379 = 3.5873 BTC [+] -206519;1353725305;Namjies;Regardless if it's his fault or not, Mircea should honor the contract as stated, regardless of requirements. There's no exception/discharge of responsibility in various situations for the ETF manager. -206518;1353725312;mircea_popescu; but to the point : when did you actually buy these shares ? <<< -206517;1353725348;Namjies;That's basically the same argument I had against Patrick Harnett when I was defending you Mircea against Joel Katz. -206516;1353725365;mircea_popescu;for crying out loud. when man! -206515;1353725369;Namjies;Because Patrick simply stated that deposits could be withdrawn anytime. -206514;1353725388;Namjies;That the deposits are lost didn't matter as per the contract. -206513;1353725396;Namjies;[19:45] I don't recall the date. Over a month ago I believe. -206512;1353725411;Namjies;Around mid-october. -206511;1353725416;mircea_popescu;over a month ago ? you mean, after glbse collapsed ? -206510;1353725423;Namjies;Aye. -206509;1353725430;mircea_popescu;did you ask any of these questions then ? -206508;1353725474;Namjies;No. As far as I'm concerned, all bonds, shares, etc. on GLBSE would remain valid, even without an exchange. -206507;1353725491;mircea_popescu;right. -206506;1353725505;mircea_popescu;so you bought a distressed asset on a vague contract and didn't ask -206505;1353725516;mircea_popescu;on the theory that then you can claim vague should be construed in your favour ? -206504;1353725523;Namjies;Well the financial vehicle and the place they are traded are 2 different entities. -206503;1353725539;mircea_popescu;looky. had you gotten lucky and things went smooth with giga, you'd have made some money, i imagine. -206502;1353725550;mircea_popescu;it didn't work out. that's business. no point in raising nonsensical arguments out of it. -206501;1353725613;smickles;mircea_popescu: do you have an opinion on these asic thingies? -206500;1353725621;mircea_popescu;in what sense ? -206499;1353725625;Namjies;So you're pulling a Joel Katz argument on me? Since it would cause a loss to you to manage the ETF, I should eat the loss too? -206498;1353725641;smickles;do they seem worthwhile to purchase to you? -206497;1353725648;mircea_popescu;i'm not pulling anything. you expect something to happen. i ask why,. you say cause you expect it. i say ok. -206496;1353725651;mircea_popescu;let's wait together ? -206495;1353725655;mircea_popescu;smickles no. -206494;1353725657;Namjies;So keeping ownership of the bonds and keeping payments going should be dropped because it involves administrative/legal fees? -206493;1353725657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12918 @ 0.00051379 = 6.6371 BTC [+] -206492;1353725658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25303 @ 0.00051383 = 13.0014 BTC [+] -206491;1353725659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8427 @ 0.00051384 = 4.3301 BTC [+] -206490;1353725675;smickles;mircea_popescu: because mining is such a low margin activity? -206489;1353725686;mircea_popescu;smickles i suspect there's going to be a "real" asic run -206488;1353725695;mircea_popescu;blowing the current hacked-together stuff out of water. -206487;1353725700;mircea_popescu;(if current stuff ever delivers) -206486;1353725721;smickles;ah, one not offered to the public? -206485;1353725724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32900 @ 0.00051016 = 16.7843 BTC [-] -206484;1353725725;mircea_popescu;well, later. -206483;1353725743;mircea_popescu; So keeping ownership of the bonds and keeping payments going should be dropped because it involves administrative/legal fees? <<< should any admin/legal fees be expended whatsoever to guarantee someone's shares ? -206482;1353725764;mircea_popescu;smickles i imagine towards the end of the year someone's finally going to make a proper asic run. -206481;1353725769;Namjies;Yes, considering managing the ETF is your responsibility. -206480;1353725773;mircea_popescu;someone like i dunno, prolly not sony, but maybe amd. -206479;1353725782;mircea_popescu;ya well, this isn't how the world works. -206478;1353725804;Namjies;There was no clause discharging you of any responsibility to that matter in case fees would be involved. -206477;1353725813;mircea_popescu;sure there was -206476;1353725823;mircea_popescu;i specifically said, even here iirc to you, that i'm not doing anything actively -206475;1353725833;mircea_popescu;that was about the upgrade i think, back in august or w/e -206474;1353725846;Namjies;Ah, but the upgrade is a different matter. -206473;1353725847;mircea_popescu;or maybe it wasn't you, was it bugpowder ? -206472;1353725852;mircea_popescu;how is it different ? -206471;1353725863;Namjies;It was to exchange the bonds for another asset, in exchange of a fee. -206470;1353725878;Namjies;You have no obligation to convert a bond into a new bond. -206469;1353725883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5408 @ 0.00051384 = 2.7788 BTC [+] -206468;1353725884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32150 @ 0.00051396 = 16.5238 BTC [+] -206467;1353725886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4988 @ 0.00051415 = 2.5646 BTC [+] -206466;1353725888;Namjies;Under a different agreement. -206465;1353725889;mircea_popescu;whoa ? -206464;1353725895;mircea_popescu;then there we go. indeed, i don't. -206463;1353725931;Namjies;In this case the bond has not changed. -206462;1353725945;mircea_popescu;so if it has not changed then i don't need to do anything. -206461;1353725963;Namjies;Yes, administrative tasks. -206460;1353725979;mircea_popescu;this is wordsplay and you know it. -206459;1353726051;Namjies;One was exchanging ONE security PLUS a fee (Gigamining 5 mhash/s bond + 0.29 BTC) for ANOTHER, COMPLETLY DIFFERENT security (Teramining bonds) -206458;1353726066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11867 @ 0.00051016 = 6.0541 BTC [-] -206457;1353726078;Namjies;The other is identifiying yourself through a claim for the same existing bond (Gigamining). -206456;1353726092;mircea_popescu;except it's not the same existing bond. -206455;1353726095;Namjies;Those two scenarios are different. It's not wordplay. -206454;1353726099;mircea_popescu;at best it's some replacement/reconstruction thing. -206453;1353726127;Namjies;It remains a gigamining bond paying 5 mhash/s perpetually. -206452;1353726136;mircea_popescu;so ? -206451;1353726154;mircea_popescu;two 100 W light bulbs aren't the same lightbulb -206450;1353726159;mircea_popescu;they're jsut two things made to the same spec. -206449;1353726164;Namjies;So it's not a new security. It's the same, except it moved off an exchange. -206448;1353726186;Namjies;Moving off an exchange creates a new identical security, according to you? -206447;1353726227;Namjies;Which is not the same, just identical? -206446;1353726228;mircea_popescu;nope. -206445;1353726238;mircea_popescu;what do you mean "not the same just identical" -206444;1353726275;Namjies;That it would somehow be a "new" security, with an identical contract but that doesn't relate at all to the previous one on the exchange. -206443;1353726284;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127488.0 this is heating up -206442;1353726316;mircea_popescu;in general it would depend on the particulars. in the particulars of all glbse securities, this is true, any reconstruction either private or on a new exchange is a new security. -206441;1353726446;Namjies;Well I disagree on that point. When an exchange drops an asset, it usually remains the same asset. An ETF holding it would have to keep the shares even if it implies more administrative costs in managing their ownership off an exchange. -206440;1353726489;mircea_popescu;the case of exchanges dropping assets is irrelevant. glbse had not the ability to do that. -206439;1353726493;mircea_popescu;their assets were baked in. -206438;1353726512;mircea_popescu;and no, when shares go off the exchanges into the pink sheets the funds do not keep them. -206437;1353726519;mircea_popescu;they sell them off at any price. -206436;1353726542;Namjies;Well then, you should sell your claim to them. -206435;1353726560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 233 @ 0.00051016 = 0.1189 BTC [-] -206434;1353726560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1312 @ 0.00050278 = 0.6596 BTC [-] -206433;1353726562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9305 @ 0.00050131 = 4.6647 BTC [-] -206432;1353726565;mircea_popescu;if they had been dropped by the exchange i could. -206431;1353726578;mircea_popescu;they weren't. they were just destroyed, practically speaking. -206430;1353726590;Namjies;"practically" -206429;1353726600;mircea_popescu;well ya, practically. they can't be traded. -206428;1353726608;Namjies;technically, the exchange didn't drop them. The exchange was closed definitly. -206427;1353726614;mircea_popescu;right. -206426;1353726624;Namjies;Forcing all assets on it out. Not voiding them. -206425;1353726642;mircea_popescu;this is what you'd like it to be. whether it actually is ... well... -206424;1353726645;mircea_popescu;doesn't convince me. -206423;1353726673;Namjies;So all GLBSE asset issuers are entitled to not pay any shareholders anymore, is that what you claim? -206422;1353726686;mircea_popescu;it's not what i claim, it's what the case is. -206421;1353726708;mircea_popescu;the fact that people still expect to be paid... well... of course they do, people always do. but they have pretty much no claim to it. -206420;1353726746;Namjies;Because any holder would be hard pressed to prove ownership? The official data is being released. -206419;1353726775;Namjies;As far as I'm concerned, that's good enough for claims. -206418;1353726778;mircea_popescu;the correct civil avenue is : all shareholders sue glbse. -206417;1353726787;mircea_popescu;they recover whatever they recover. -206416;1353726795;mircea_popescu;glbse sues issuers. they recover w/e they recover. -206415;1353726810;mircea_popescu;since glbse is not solvent this is a moot point however. -206414;1353726852;mircea_popescu;i don't see why you think it's good enough for claims. what weigh does it have ? -206413;1353726955;Namjies;It's basically the premise of GLBSE as the very poor ownership proof system it had. That GLBSE's records is the ownership proof. -206412;1353726979;mircea_popescu;someone claims it's bullshit. -206411;1353726986;mircea_popescu;how do you on the basis of this proof of yours disprove his claim ? -206410;1353727123;Namjies;Same for official stock exchanges... ownership is what the records say. -206409;1353727142;smickles;01:08 < Namjies> Well then, you should sell your claim to them. << offer him any amount -206408;1353727147;mircea_popescu;you mean official as in mpex or official as in nyse ? -206407;1353727157;pigeons;glbse records were provided by someone with an official scarlett letter of the forums though -206406;1353727169;Namjies;both -206405;1353727182;Namjies;Yes, GLBSE records are far less documented. -206404;1353727183;mircea_popescu;smickles sadly the "do not further assign thing" fucks this. -206403;1353727197;Namjies;In both case, ownership is the records tho. -206402;1353727203;smickles;aw, i was going to bid 0.001btc -206401;1353727232;mircea_popescu;something doesn't become acceptable just because it's the only straw you have Namjies -206400;1353727243;mircea_popescu;there's some minimum levels to satisfy. -206399;1353727256;mircea_popescu;a "proof of ownership" that fails to disprove contrary claim is no such proof. -206398;1353727274;Namjies;Aye. -206397;1353727279;mircea_popescu;it may be indication of ownership, sure -206396;1353727290;mircea_popescu;and i don't dispute the released lists are some indication of ownership -206395;1353727430;Namjies;So what do you require to act at all on anything? Personal benefit or not interested? -206394;1353727433;mircea_popescu;the very reason people are stuck with messes such as giga's is exactly that : they find themselves in a situation where they have to assign other people's propetyu -206393;1353727436;mircea_popescu;but have no actual proof. -206392;1353727501;mircea_popescu;Namjies look, the thing doesn't make sense to pursue. -206391;1353727542;mircea_popescu;i'd have to research as what i'm accepting them. i'd have to research how can i handle them once accepted. i'd prolly have to take them off mpex. on it goes. -206390;1353727614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00051415 = 8.6891 BTC [+] -206389;1353727627;Namjies;I am uncertain why. It seems you only want to avoid any procedure/work/costs at any price.He simply requires you identify yourself along with a notarized claim that you own X shares. -206388;1353727638;mircea_popescu;"yourself". is this me or some company ? -206387;1353727659;Namjies;Yourself. -206386;1353727663;mircea_popescu;why ? -206385;1353727671;mircea_popescu;you have all these answers ready in your head -206384;1353727680;mircea_popescu;then a month or so down the road they run you into a wall -206383;1353727681;Namjies;The ETF's owner listed is Mircea Popescu, not MPEx, according to the ETF page. -206382;1353727687;mircea_popescu;then you insist on having ready answers in your head. -206381;1353727722;mircea_popescu;do you understand why i'd want a lawyer to research and report as to whether i'd better claim as a real person or as a legal person ? -206380;1353727749;Namjies;Yes. For protecting yourself. -206379;1353727809;mircea_popescu;so in short : i'm glad you see a duty of care for the btc thing. i don't see why you imagine it can be extended into this "free anything forever" construction. -206378;1353727837;mircea_popescu;and for the record, i'd be rather surprised if what giga offers actually is a weekly btc payout. -206377;1353727848;mircea_popescu;the logical thing would be for him to offer a dollar settlement to all applicants. -206376;1353727849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18745 @ 0.00050131 = 9.3971 BTC [-] -206375;1353727850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4431 @ 0.00049846 = 2.2087 BTC [-] -206374;1353727879;Namjies;But being listed as the owner and manager of the ETF, dropping the bonds altogether because it involves legal fees doesn't seem to be the best way to do that. The ETF's manager legal liability and related costs are not ETF holders concerns. -206373;1353727907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19050 @ 0.00051415 = 9.7946 BTC [+] -206372;1353727916;mircea_popescu;they are, insamuch as they arise from the actual issuer. -206371;1353727919;Namjies;Those fees would be extra to protect yourself through consultation regarding the claim process. -206370;1353727958;mircea_popescu;basically, the way this worked out is this : i had X owned by Y on exchange Z. exchange Z dissapeared, destroying the records of X. there's some indication of the ownership on the basis of which Y wants to create unspecified something which you assume is X'. -206369;1353728031;mircea_popescu;now if you imagine that i will out of my own time and money a) go through whatever hoops Y comes up with and b) pay counsel to advise as to whether those hoops are safe -206368;1353728035;mircea_popescu;you're dreaming in a fantasy world. -206367;1353728045;mircea_popescu;it's true the etf holders can't be held for those fees. -206366;1353728051;mircea_popescu;this is the very reason no action shall be taken. -206365;1353728258;Namjies;Hmm... is fees incured by an ETF supposed to be shared among the holders. -206364;1353728261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6870 @ 0.00049846 = 3.4244 BTC [-] -206363;1353728262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5480 @ 0.0004982 = 2.7301 BTC [-] -206362;1353728281;Namjies;Or is the ETF issuer responsible for such fees, would be the question. -206361;1353728346;Namjies;Usually an ETF issuer should have management fees charged to the fund and be responsible for incurred fees related to it's management. -206360;1353728368;Namjies;As far as I know. -206359;1353728371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25920 @ 0.0004982 = 12.9133 BTC [-] -206358;1353728373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13867 @ 0.00049797 = 6.9053 BTC [-] -206357;1353728374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16764 @ 0.00049617 = 8.3178 BTC [-] -206356;1353728380;Namjies;Although this ETF charged nothing at all. -206355;1353728393;mircea_popescu;it charged nothing and it did nothing other than split up all payments received. -206354;1353728410;mircea_popescu;that was the original idea, and for the very reason that anything else is too difficult to spell out in a contract. -206353;1353728430;mircea_popescu;i still think this is the correct way to make such a passthrough thing -206352;1353728555;Namjies;Well fine. I'd say so too. I don't believe it's fair to require you to incur the fee now required after GLBSE's fiasco. But the need for simple thing, I still say it doesn't excuse you would have required a proper contract where you had protective clauses for yourself. -206351;1353728557;smickles;fees are totally shared by the etf holders, it's usually communicated by an expense ratio -206350;1353728581;smickles;and they do change -206349;1353728603;mircea_popescu;easly granted that the contract is not the best. -206348;1353728622;Namjies;Hmm, but does this applies to all ETF or is it how ETF contracts are usually layed out? -206347;1353728628;mircea_popescu;it's one of the earliest too. -206346;1353728660;Namjies;Could an ETF charge a management fee and assume all management/legal costs in their contract? -206345;1353728679;mircea_popescu;a managed fund would normally. -206344;1353728685;mircea_popescu;an automatic/index fund would not. -206343;1353728717;smickles;the etf contracts i've read don't explicitly mention the fee -206342;1353728718;mircea_popescu;kinda the reason index funds outperform managed funds, that fee. -206341;1353728726;smickles;the fee is asigned afterwards -206340;1353728754;Namjies;Well I'll default on assuming it was an automatic/index one since you didn't charge a fee, even if not specified as such. -206339;1353728826;smickles;Namjies: thing is, as described, the giga.etf wasn't actually an etf -206338;1353728832;smickles;it was an SPV -206337;1353728850;mircea_popescu;etspv lol -206336;1353728859;Namjies;How do SPV usually work? -206335;1353728868;smickles;there is no usual in spv land -206334;1353728882;mircea_popescu;spvs are these vehicles created in derivative trades rto insulate the parties -206333;1353728886;smickles;"Special Purpose Vehicle" -206332;1353728891;mircea_popescu;bank A wants to trade swap type X with bank B -206331;1353728907;mircea_popescu;A makes SPV A1, B makes SPV B1, then B1 and A1 enter the contract -206330;1353728927;mircea_popescu;the SPVs can go bankrupt without touching A or B, and also their assets are off-balancesheet -206329;1353729268;Namjies;Hmm... well Gigavps lawyer is in charge of this claim process and claims are sent to him. -206328;1353729306;Namjies;I could always check with him if I can make a second claim for my interest in the ETF. -206327;1353729319;mircea_popescu;didn;t you hold a bunch of giga on glbse too ? or am i confused -206326;1353729325;Namjies;Yes -206325;1353729333;mircea_popescu;something like 2k or w/e ? -206324;1353729346;Namjies;No, almost 400 -206323;1353729348;mircea_popescu;it was you that had that spreadsheet i remember, no ? -206322;1353729354;Namjies;37Xish I think -206321;1353729366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26200 @ 0.00050484 = 13.2268 BTC [+] -206320;1353729368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00050801 = 5.1309 BTC [+] -206319;1353729386;Namjies;384 -206318;1353729392;mircea_popescu;aha. -206317;1353729402;Namjies;those I can claim -206316;1353729403;mircea_popescu;jcpham hey i forgot to ask, did pirate pay ? -206315;1353729448;Namjies;GPG signed statements are technically valid legally and I have the signed contract and the signed statement. -206314;1353729496;mircea_popescu;Namjies you mean the contract as displayed on the etf ? -206313;1353729511;Namjies;Aye -206312;1353729532;mircea_popescu;you can try, but gigamining would i imagine point out that it was assigned glbse shares, which is true. -206311;1353729616;Namjies;Let me guess, you have not provided GLBSE an email & BTC address? As such you're not even on Gigavps's list to start with? -206310;1353729642;Namjies;Or did you provide that, assuming Gigavps would pay without further requirements? -206309;1353729652;mircea_popescu;i don't personally have a glbse acct even. -206308;1353729659;Namjies;ah -206307;1353729671;Namjies;WAIT -206306;1353729695;mircea_popescu;lol -206305;1353729697;mircea_popescu;wut ? -206304;1353729733;Namjies;If you don't have an account, then it's the GLBSE account owner who technically has to make the claim. He was the one proxying for you who was proxying for the ETF holders. -206303;1353729737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00049722 = 10.5411 BTC [-] -206302;1353729751;mircea_popescu;yea. -206301;1353729753;Namjies;The claim has to be made associated with the BTC address provided to GLBSE. -206300;1353729790;Namjies;As such I could simply claim with my signed statement from MPEx directly with that person, assuming that person will be making the claim. -206299;1353729806;Namjies;Especially if that person didn't hold shares strictly for you. -206298;1353729821;mircea_popescu;they did. -206297;1353729830;Namjies;Ah. -206296;1353729853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00049722 = 5.0219 BTC [-] -206295;1353729854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 936 @ 0.00049617 = 0.4644 BTC [-] -206294;1353729856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27125 @ 0.00049566 = 13.4448 BTC [-] -206293;1353729857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11939 @ 0.00049549 = 5.9157 BTC [-] -206292;1353729857;Namjies;So they'd have to make the claim strictly for you... -206291;1353729871;mircea_popescu;i could make it just as well. -206290;1353729890;Namjies;Well basically, anyone can make a claim. -206289;1353729906;mircea_popescu;no, what i'm saying is, this detail is not important, i could actually make the claim as well as they could. -206288;1353729930;Namjies;Yes. -206287;1353729941;mircea_popescu;right. -206286;1353730162;mircea_popescu;November 20 Hey all, I am attempting to start a new business where people can buy and sell bitcoins easily and safely -206285;1353730192;mircea_popescu;MPOE-PR points him to the "wanna start a business thread" -206284;1353730206;mircea_popescu;November 21 Thanks for the suggestion. So far we have been pretty successful doing a bunch of transactions -206283;1353730219;mircea_popescu;November 23 We were just scammed by someone -206282;1353730233;Namjies;... -206281;1353730233;mircea_popescu;;;google triple facepalm -206280;1353730234;gribble;Triple FacePalm Pictures, Images and Photos - Photobucket: ; Urban Dictionary: triple facepalm: ; After double facepalm, here comes triple facepalm - SemiAccurate ...: -206279;1353730267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14601 @ 0.00050732 = 7.4074 BTC [+] -206278;1353730268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8978 @ 0.00050801 = 4.5609 BTC [+] -206277;1353730399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 771 @ 0.00051216 = 0.3949 BTC [+] -206276;1353730881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23334 @ 0.00050679 = 11.8254 BTC [-] -206275;1353731393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6195 @ 0.00050679 = 3.1396 BTC [-] -206274;1353731395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48257 @ 0.00050936 = 24.5802 BTC [+] -206273;1353731567;Namjies;Well Mircea, could you at least let me know if the person holding shares for you on GLBSE will claim them? -206272;1353731579;Namjies;or should I say, held -206271;1353731698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19943 @ 0.00050936 = 10.1582 BTC [+] -206270;1353731699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3457 @ 0.00051415 = 1.7774 BTC [+] -206269;1353732063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40400 @ 0.00050665 = 20.4687 BTC [-] -206268;1353732065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00050303 = 2.6409 BTC [-] -206267;1353732066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00050181 = 3.6883 BTC [-] -206266;1353732434;mircea_popescu;Namjies nope. as in, won;'t claim them. -206265;1353732439;mircea_popescu;obviously we've talked about this. -206264;1353732561;Namjies;Ok, so no one is claiming them. -206263;1353732702;mircea_popescu;nope. -206262;1353732818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00050267 = 7.4395 BTC [+] -206261;1353732860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00050946 = 4.5851 BTC [+] -206260;1353732862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00051299 = 2.9753 BTC [+] -206259;1353732863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8352 @ 0.00051415 = 4.2942 BTC [+] -206258;1353732863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19738 @ 0.0005143 = 10.1513 BTC [+] -206257;1353733058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24250 @ 0.0005143 = 12.4718 BTC [+] -206256;1353733767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00334934 = 0.6699 BTC [+] -206255;1353733784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38400 @ 0.00050888 = 19.541 BTC [-] -206254;1353734823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6932 @ 0.00050386 = 3.4928 BTC [-] -206253;1353734824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7809 @ 0.00051006 = 3.9831 BTC [+] -206252;1353734825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18969 @ 0.0005143 = 9.7558 BTC [+] -206251;1353734836;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/keep-calm-and-buy-bitcoins.png -206250;1353734931;Namjies;Ah, income tax is annoying and complex. And too much exceptions and special cases. -206249;1353735301;Namjies;Fun bookkeeping... -206248;1353735364;Namjies;If a government is bent on providing services to the population and public infrastructure, I'd prefer it's budget be levied through a large property tax and luxury tax. -206247;1353735387;Namjies;Might achieve just the same thing, except it would be easier to manage for everyone and harder to evade. -206246;1353735645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36300 @ 0.0005143 = 18.6691 BTC [+] -206245;1353735702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6999 @ 0.0005143 = 3.5996 BTC [+] -206244;1353735704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42301 @ 0.00051431 = 21.7558 BTC [+] -206243;1353735928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10033 @ 0.00051397 = 5.1567 BTC [-] -206242;1353735947;mircea_popescu;Namjies donations only. -206241;1353736620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31550 @ 0.00051397 = 16.2158 BTC [-] -206240;1353769079;Chaang-Noi;time for giga drama -206239;1353769276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19550 @ 0.00050791 = 9.9296 BTC [+] -206238;1353769318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13313 @ 0.00050774 = 6.7595 BTC [-] -206237;1353769320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00051307 = 2.1549 BTC [+] -206236;1353769321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1832 @ 0.00051415 = 0.9419 BTC [+] -206235;1353769583;mircea_popescu;o, it's been raging since yest -206234;1353769668;Chaang-Noi;i liked that dog barking quote -206233;1353769683;Chaang-Noi;honestly im shocked giga is doing this -206232;1353769690;Chaang-Noi;he will be acting as a broker more or less -206231;1353769701;Chaang-Noi;well i guess he is not letting the stuff trade... -206230;1353769704;mircea_popescu;i bet you he'll offer a cash settlement. -206229;1353769716;mircea_popescu;i dunno where people get the idea they will receive some replacement bond -206228;1353769759;Diablo-D3;for what? -206227;1353769760;Chaang-Noi;i dont think giga got a lawyer as good as mine... -206226;1353769763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2144 @ 0.0005064 = 1.0857 BTC [-] -206225;1353769764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21950 @ 0.00050571 = 11.1003 BTC [-] -206224;1353769765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00050464 = 3.4316 BTC [-] -206223;1353769766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10106 @ 0.0005046 = 5.0995 BTC [-] -206222;1353769769;Diablo-D3;oh giga -206221;1353769860;Chaang-Noi;the SEC might still go after giga for what he is doing -206220;1353769876;Chaang-Noi;might still be able to i mean -206219;1353769933;Diablo-D3;what, if he buys back all the assets? -206218;1353769936;Chaang-Noi;he is changing the deal... that wont fly well, he should have just tried to keep the old one, and told people to deal with GLBSE... -206217;1353769958;Chaang-Noi;if he buys them all back, and people are okay with the price that might work, im not sure -206216;1353770017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00051415 = 2.8278 BTC [+] -206215;1353770753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3644 @ 0.0005046 = 1.8388 BTC [-] -206214;1353770755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 116392 @ 0.00050413 = 58.6767 BTC [-] -206213;1353770890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27400 @ 0.00051415 = 14.0877 BTC [+] -206212;1353770897;PsychoticBoy;Fuck the SEC, gigavps stole my money -206211;1353770927;PsychoticBoy;violating a contract -206210;1353770969;PsychoticBoy;he got 2 options: 1 pay up or 2 feel the consequences -206209;1353770987;PsychoticBoy;by 2 everyone knows what I mean -206208;1353771003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24558 @ 0.00050413 = 12.3804 BTC [-] -206207;1353771004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11259 @ 0.00050326 = 5.6662 BTC [-] -206206;1353771006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21683 @ 0.00050247 = 10.8951 BTC [-] -206205;1353771017;PsychoticBoy;I will invest as much btc a needed to............... -206204;1353771029;PsychoticBoy;2k should do it -206203;1353771126;PsychoticBoy;at this point gigavps is stealing our money, he took my money without any ID or such, so paying me back would also not require any ID or such -206202;1353771165;PsychoticBoy;We all know who he really is so should be easier to hunt him than Trendon Shavers -206201;1353771233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13467 @ 0.00050247 = 6.7668 BTC [-] -206200;1353771234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30233 @ 0.00050219 = 15.1827 BTC [-] -206199;1353771528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 667 @ 0.00050219 = 0.335 BTC [-] -206198;1353771530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00050186 = 3.6636 BTC [-] -206197;1353771531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22857 @ 0.00050181 = 11.4699 BTC [-] -206196;1353771532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 617 @ 0.00050126 = 0.3093 BTC [-] -206195;1353771699;pigeons;PsychoticBoy: how would he "pay you back"? at the mpex last 15 day price as the contract specifies? -206194;1353771702;PsychoticBoy;the scammy fuck is online -206193;1353771724;PsychoticBoy;that would mean 0 piggeons -206192;1353771756;pigeons;ok so he paid you back then -206191;1353771761;pigeons;what's your problem? -206190;1353771803;PsychoticBoy;last on mpex does not mean last on glbse as stated in contract, but beeside that no dividend etc -206189;1353771831;mircea_popescu;so how much do you figure one gigavps bond is worth atm ? -206188;1353771834;pigeons;PsychoticBoy: last 15 days on glbse (which the words glbse are not in the contract for htat) is still 0 -206187;1353771868;pigeons;so he bought back your contract at 0, thanks nefario -206186;1353771870;PsychoticBoy;sure, keep talking shit, last trade on glbse was 0.78 -206185;1353771893;pigeons;it doesnt say last trade, it says last 15 days, glbse has been closed more than 15 days -206184;1353771896;pigeons;read -206183;1353771905;gigavps;hi PsychoticBoy -206182;1353771917;gigavps;are you threating me now? -206181;1353771917;PsychoticBoy;hi, pay up dude -206180;1353771925;PsychoticBoy;no threads -206179;1353771929;gigavps;http://pastebin.com/NhxSKZxb -206178;1353771933;PsychoticBoy;just pay up -206177;1353771954;PsychoticBoy;Should I get scarry? I dont think so -206176;1353771958;gigavps;what is your email address? how many bonds do you own? -206175;1353771972;PsychoticBoy;I did not auth so everyone could have said that -206174;1353771979;gigavps;please submit the information requested, and you'll be paid -206173;1353771997;PsychoticBoy;I own lots (probably more than 100 bonds incl FDBF -206172;1353772011;PsychoticBoy;You wont get my ID and such so -206171;1353772028;pigeons;;;whois PsychoticBoy -206170;1353772029;gribble;??? (~Psychotic@pdpc/supporter/active/psychoticboy) has been on server kornbluth.freenode.net since 08:06 PM, November 22, 2012 (idle for 17 seconds) and is on #p2pool, #bitcoin-mining, #bitcoin-assets, and #bitcoin. -206169;1353772035;PsychoticBoy;my email and btcaddress I can give you -206168;1353772057;PsychoticBoy;If you send me the coins then -206167;1353772069;gigavps;pm me you email and i'll be sure to have my lawyer contact you on monday -206166;1353772126;PsychoticBoy;with what kind of info gigavps? -206165;1353772152;PsychoticBoy;dont want to recieve the same email again with that .... story -206164;1353772154;mircea_popescu; I did not auth so everyone could have said that << ah come on. -206163;1353772175;PsychoticBoy;I am man enough to say I did say it but thats not the case -206162;1353772210;gigavps;weak -206161;1353772228;pigeons;someone stole your freenode password to threaten gigavps? -206160;1353772232;PsychoticBoy;whats weak? -206159;1353772259;PsychoticBoy;I just want to recieve my outstanding div and final buyback -206158;1353772277;pigeons;seriously, how can he determine final buyback? ther is no last 15 days glbse -206157;1353772279;gigavps;PsychoticBoy how do you propose we decide on the final buyback? -206156;1353772316;gigavps;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=F.GIGA.ETF -206155;1353772328;PsychoticBoy;in the neightbourhoud of the last trade on glbse lets say 0.6 btc per bond and the outstanding div -206154;1353772328;gigavps;maybe we should use the last mpex trading price -206153;1353772365;gigavps;PsychoticBoy please submit the information requested -206152;1353772368;gigavps;thanks -206151;1353772395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44506 @ 0.00050707 = 22.5677 BTC [+] -206150;1353772397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00050564 = 2.3765 BTC [-] -206149;1353772398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31144 @ 0.00050126 = 15.6112 BTC [-] -206148;1353772399;PsychoticBoy;nope wont happen gigavps, I can give you my email and btc address and that would be it -206147;1353772408;pigeons;i like the guy on the forum who complained for a few pages and then at the end said, "does this mean my 2 shares of giga are gone?" -206146;1353772453;PsychoticBoy;thats the same info you got from glbse so that should be enough -206145;1353772454;gigavps;PsychoticBoy let me a least see if you are in the list -206144;1353772462;gigavps;what is your email? -206143;1353772467;gigavps;and please auth -206142;1353772472;PsychoticBoy;got 2 accounts -206141;1353772496;Diablo-D3;gigavps: I find it strange you hired a lawyer though -206140;1353772523;gigavps;if you go back 10 pages in the gigamining thread, there were multiple people asking me to get a lawyer -206139;1353772540;gigavps;Diablo-D3 why does it seem strange? -206138;1353772547;PsychoticBoy;you can get this email first and check this one: flyingdutchmanbitcoinfund@gmail.com -206137;1353772562;Diablo-D3;well, with DMC, Im going the route of telling my shareholders to go after GLBSE legally -206136;1353772594;Diablo-D3;I cant do it alone, even if DMC could afford a lawyer, it needs to be multiple independent complaints and suits against him -206135;1353772683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 87118 @ 0.00051415 = 44.7917 BTC [+] -206134;1353772683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5782 @ 0.00051498 = 2.9776 BTC [+] -206133;1353772762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52968 @ 0.00051147 = 27.0915 BTC [-] -206132;1353772763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20561 @ 0.00050126 = 10.3064 BTC [-] -206131;1353772764;gigavps;PsychoticBoy that email is not in either of the lists i have received -206130;1353772772;PsychoticBoy;hmmn -206129;1353772773;gigavps;whats the other email? -206128;1353773613;mircea_popescu; if you go back 10 pages in the gigamining thread, there were multiple people asking me to get a lawyer <<< lol -206127;1353773628;mircea_popescu; I cant do it alone, even if DMC could afford a lawyer, it needs to be multiple independent complaints and suits against him << who told you this tho ? -206126;1353773685;PsychoticBoy;every day is an exciting day last few days ;) -206125;1353773720;mircea_popescu;s/days/months/ -206124;1353773804;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: erm, DMC _cant_ afford a lawyer. -206123;1353773810;Diablo-D3;math told me that. -206122;1353773834;mircea_popescu;well, so explain this math -206121;1353773851;mircea_popescu;not the math of affording a lawyer -206120;1353773867;mircea_popescu;i mean the math of multiple independent suits. do you think courts work by ballot ? -206119;1353773883;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh no, its just going to ruin him financially -206118;1353773892;Diablo-D3;he'll have to keep showing up to court and the moment he doesnt he loses -206117;1353773899;mircea_popescu;um. -206116;1353773908;mircea_popescu;they'd prolly be consolidated you aware ? -206115;1353773915;Diablo-D3;possibly -206114;1353773920;Diablo-D3;and people can fight that as well -206113;1353773938;Diablo-D3;in the end, it still causes him massive legal trouble and essentially bankrupts him -206112;1353773953;mircea_popescu;ya, but one's enough. -206111;1353773985;Diablo-D3;not if the community wants to make a point -206110;1353774038;mircea_popescu;forget "the community". the community is a bunch of howlers, they all turn out if there's a catered party. -206109;1353774047;mircea_popescu;they all fling shit if they have to buy on their own a post stamp -206108;1353774062;mircea_popescu;"ALL current exchange operators, including those who make several thousand dollars a month, are small peanuts, and will come under this pressure." that sounds a little nefarious. -206107;1353774086;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: feh -206106;1353774088;Diablo-D3;whatever -206105;1353774099;Diablo-D3;if they dont want to fight for their investment, then I cant help them -206104;1353774120;Diablo-D3;DMC cant sue nefario, and the only thing DMC do is make sure nefario never gets another chance to fuck people -206103;1353774130;Diablo-D3;giga probably wont win either -206102;1353774145;Diablo-D3;so its not like the community has many options here -206101;1353774194;mircea_popescu;gigavps https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127488.msg1354381#msg1354381 did you read that ? -206100;1353774274;Diablo-D3;I mean, I hope giga wins -206099;1353774276;Diablo-D3;dont get me wrong -206098;1353774280;Diablo-D3;but I just dont see it happening -206097;1353774339;Chaang-Noi;hey gigavps hows it going? -206096;1353774420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30700 @ 0.00050317 = 15.4473 BTC [+] -206095;1353774567;Chaang-Noi;how public is this? http://webaccess.sftc.org/Scripts/Magic94/mgrqispi94.dll?APPNAME=IJS&PRGNAME=ROA22&ARGUMENTS=-ACGC12522983 -206094;1353774612;Chaang-Noi;im not as in the loop as i once was, but iv not seen it posted anywhere... -206093;1353774663;mircea_popescu;pretty public -206092;1353774674;mircea_popescu;was announced the week it was filed -206091;1353774791;Chaang-Noi;i meant this "MOTION TO QUASH SERVICE OF PROCESS FOR LACK OF PERSONAL JURISDICTION" -206090;1353774803;Chaang-Noi;they are trying to get out of it cuz they are not in NZ... -206089;1353774807;gigavps;mircea_popescu the initials of my business are in my handle -206088;1353774826;Chaang-Noi;they are saying the TOS says tehy have to sue in a NZ court so suing in SF is fail... -206087;1353774839;mircea_popescu;true. it'll take a statement of some sort or i dunno -206086;1353774857;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi the trial is in sf not nz -206085;1353774861;Chaang-Noi;i dont think it will go far, but phantomcircuit is 100% sure he will get paid his 60k usd legal fees... -206084;1353774875;Chaang-Noi;that is why there is a motion to quash... -206083;1353774883;mircea_popescu;he's not the first one to die bankrupt cause he was sure he'll get his legal fees back -206082;1353774916;Chaang-Noi;yeah he is fail, but the motion is to toss the case cuz he is saying the bitcoincia customers can only sue in NZ cuz TOS said so... -206081;1353774928;Chaang-Noi;i dont think many people know this, its not on the forum... -206080;1353774930;mircea_popescu;court won't quash a trial that names him just because it names some foreign corp -206079;1353774932;Chaang-Noi;i cant post cuz banned -206078;1353774939;mircea_popescu;and besides, bitcoinica is getting taken out because of insolvency -206077;1353774952;mircea_popescu;so it'll be just amir, patrick and co plus does 1 through 99 plus nefario. -206076;1353774954;Chaang-Noi;i dont think you understand what im saying. -206075;1353774969;mircea_popescu;maybe not. -206074;1353774976;mircea_popescu;but the suit is not just against bitcoinica. -206073;1353774995;Chaang-Noi;yea im not talking about the suit, in talking about the newest motion -206072;1353775006;Chaang-Noi;the one a week ago... -206071;1353775027;mircea_popescu;i get it. -206070;1353775055;mircea_popescu;looky : someone sues X, Y and Z. X files a motion to quash the suit because Y can not be sued in tha jurisdiction. -206069;1353775064;mircea_popescu;the court won't likely quash. it may remove Y. -206068;1353775078;Chaang-Noi;yeah, that is what im saying. -206067;1353775081;mircea_popescu;it will remove Y anyway, cause of insolvency of Y. so the motion is toothless in all respects. -206066;1353775097;Chaang-Noi;its costing him a huge amount of money. -206065;1353775111;mircea_popescu;ya well not the fiest time he spent huge amounts on useless shit -206064;1353775112;Chaang-Noi;i personally think he is getting fucked over by his lawyers -206063;1353775118;mircea_popescu;course last time it wasn't his -206062;1353775124;mircea_popescu;then again... maybe it's not his this time either. -206061;1353775126;Chaang-Noi;the lawyers made him pay first, never a good sign, lol -206060;1353775136;mircea_popescu;he could be fucking some chick with a law degree and no practice -206059;1353775144;mircea_popescu;and she's doing it for no cash payment. -206058;1353775172;Chaang-Noi;i talked to him about this. -206057;1353775203;Chaang-Noi;the coin is at gox, and they are not being sued... and also tihan has control of the gox account now, and he is not being sued -206056;1353775221;Chaang-Noi;i dont think this court case is going to really do anything but fuck over everyone involved in it with legal fees -206055;1353775227;mircea_popescu;over 1500 usd in fees already. -206054;1353775243;Chaang-Noi;court fees? -206053;1353775260;Chaang-Noi;cuz lawyer fees you can add two 0's to that... -206052;1353775399;mircea_popescu;court yes. -206051;1353775917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00050917 = 0.5092 BTC [+] -206050;1353775917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25120 @ 0.00050918 = 12.7906 BTC [+] -206049;1353775982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35850 @ 0.00050759 = 18.1971 BTC [-] -206048;1353775984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11830 @ 0.00050317 = 5.9525 BTC [-] -206047;1353776388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2378 @ 0.00050126 = 1.192 BTC [-] -206046;1353776389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27322 @ 0.00050106 = 13.69 BTC [-] -206045;1353776712;mircea_popescu;"Hi bixcoin, I have good news for you. The email address in your bitcointalk.org profile is not in the list sent from GLBSE so you have nothing to worry about!" -206044;1353776730;mircea_popescu;so neither PsychoticBoy nor bixcoin is on the list... gigavps you sure that list is actually right ? -206043;1353776734;mircea_popescu;or whatever, the lists. -206042;1353776857;PsychoticBoy;my other account is on the list, but yes the list is incomplete -206041;1353776899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20 @ 0.00050226 = 0.01 BTC [+] -206040;1353776901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19130 @ 0.00050918 = 9.7406 BTC [+] -206039;1353777002;gigavps;mircea_popescu the list is incomplete -206038;1353777016;gigavps;it's one of the main reasons for having a claims process in the first place -206037;1353777019;mircea_popescu;ah -206036;1353777029;mircea_popescu;i didn't realise "incomplete" means... two thirds or less. -206035;1353777036;gigavps;gigaminers shouldn't have to conceed to nefario's incompetence -206034;1353777039;mircea_popescu;i imagined something like 99%. in retrospect, i have no ideea why -206033;1353777061;gigavps;concede -206032;1353777110;gigavps;the other reason for the claims process is so no one can collude with nefario to defraud gigaminers and get away with it -206031;1353777139;mircea_popescu;yeah. one major issue to the entire scheme, that. -206030;1353777145;gigavps;to put 100% faith into the list is like relisting with glbse -206029;1353777145;mircea_popescu;especially with all we know about nefario. -206028;1353777158;gigavps;after they have closed -206027;1353777181;Diablo-D3;I swear to god Im going to buy another machine just so I can put 16gb of memory in it -206026;1353777183;Diablo-D3;or 32 -206025;1353777206;mircea_popescu;[WTT] Breastmilk for Bitcoins - .13 BTC per ounce -206024;1353777214;mircea_popescu;this is like... a good price i think -206023;1353777231;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: might be cheaper to just get a woman pregnant -206022;1353777235;mircea_popescu;someone should make a bitcoin breastmilk dairy farm. -206021;1353777243;mircea_popescu;get milk shipped in from all over the interwebs -206020;1353777248;Diablo-D3;wait wait wait, I think japan has a thing for this -206019;1353777249;mircea_popescu;make grana padano -206018;1353777252;mircea_popescu;sell to japan -206017;1353777254;jcpham;;;calc .13*[ticker --last] -206016;1353777254;gribble;1.6055013 -206015;1353777262;jcpham;is a good price -206014;1353777266;mircea_popescu;yeah. -206013;1353777283;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAxzpTX8aHw -206012;1353777286;jcpham;dunno about wholesale though -206011;1353777286;mircea_popescu;you know when i'll be old and unable to get it up anymore -206010;1353777298;mircea_popescu;ill prolly sell mpex and dedicate myself to woman milkfarming on the webs. -206009;1353777305;jcpham;distribution and retail aren't the same -206008;1353777331;Diablo-D3;>too old to get it up anymore -206007;1353777345;Diablo-D3;they have pills for that -206006;1353777372;jcpham;4 pinkie pies -206005;1353777385;mircea_popescu;eh, why should i spend my money on pills. -206004;1353777402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 54 @ 0.00325448 = 0.1757 BTC [-] -206003;1353777404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00325447 = 5.2072 BTC [-] -206002;1353777405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.0032513 = 2.7636 BTC [-] -206001;1353777406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3946 @ 0.00321556 = 12.6886 BTC [-] -206000;1353777440;Diablo-D3;jcpham: WHAT THE FUCK DOES THAT EVEN MEAN -205999;1353777463;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: because fucking chicks is a god given right -205998;1353777486;mircea_popescu;well so then let god pay for pils. -205997;1353777494;mircea_popescu;o goood... won't you buy meee.... some viagra pills. -205996;1353777511;mircea_popescu;my friends all fuck chickens and then eat their bills... -205995;1353777517;mircea_popescu;o gooo-oood... won't you buy meee -205994;1353777524;Diablo-D3; NO. INSTEAD I SHALL BLESS YOU WITH A FOUR HOUR ERECTION. MAKE GOOD USE OF IT. -205993;1353777539;mircea_popescu;o hey Diablo-D3... i'm coming over. -205992;1353777542;mircea_popescu;gotta show you something. -205991;1353777562;Diablo-D3;Ive seen a dick before. -205990;1353777573;Diablo-D3;Yup, still where I left it. -205989;1353777589;mircea_popescu;we need new cheese names, for woman cheese. -205988;1353777592;mircea_popescu;like... tittish blue. -205987;1353777823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10350 @ 0.00050918 = 5.27 BTC [+] -205986;1353778033;Diablo-D3;huh -205985;1353778034;Diablo-D3;woman cheese -205984;1353778486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00051497 = 0.515 BTC [+] -205983;1353778488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.00051498 = 5.8965 BTC [+] -205982;1353779103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23053 @ 0.00051498 = 11.8718 BTC [+] -205981;1353779160;EskimoBob;looks like you two are having your early morning wankerfest -205980;1353779326;EskimoBob;you can keep your cookie, you two keep licking it :) -205979;1353779372;EskimoBob;so, gigavps managed to show his real face and fucked everyone over... -205978;1353779387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00051424 = 5.2967 BTC [-] -205977;1353779442;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem he had much in the way of choice. -205976;1353779488;EskimoBob;why do you say that? He had no problem taking the coin in the first place -205975;1353779504;mircea_popescu;well yea. -205974;1353779518;pigeons;he's the only one trying to pay people -205973;1353779521;mircea_popescu;if he had the sense to never move to glbse -205972;1353779527;EskimoBob;for some reason I think that he made it up and asked some slimeball to write that letter -205971;1353779528;mircea_popescu;and kept it as it originally was, private offering -205970;1353779535;mircea_popescu;i guess it'd be no problem right about now. -205969;1353779553;EskimoBob;those are all "if" and "then..." blaa blaa. -205968;1353779557;mircea_popescu;listen, EskimoBob : back in april he was under a lot of pressure (from me) to not even go ahead with the glbse listing. -205967;1353779567;mircea_popescu;in retrospect it was a bad move. what can i tell you. -205966;1353779584;mircea_popescu;he wanted to give everyone a chance or w/e -205965;1353779590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00051424 = 9.6163 BTC [-] -205964;1353779594;EskimoBob;this is all hindsight :) -205963;1353779600;EskimoBob;20/20 ;) -205962;1353779609;mircea_popescu;well for everyone else it is. it was foresight for me bacvk then, but anyway. -205961;1353779629;mircea_popescu;so, yea he relied on glbse. guess what ? his investors did too. -205960;1353779641;mircea_popescu;everyone did, cause it was fashionable to do at the time. -205959;1353779694;EskimoBob;so what, this will note excuse what he is doing now -205958;1353779717;EskimoBob;question is, who will be the next greedy fuck, who pulls something similar -205957;1353779722;mircea_popescu;well, what he's doing now is trying to somehow fix it. he has scant alternatives and so he's stuck with lawyers. -205956;1353779755;EskimoBob;how is he fixing this shit now with that bs he posted? -205955;1353779769;mircea_popescu;it seems he got a dubious list from nefario. -205954;1353779774;EskimoBob;he changed the rules, demands info he has no need for etc -205953;1353779785;mircea_popescu;from what he's said (above) he has some grounds to suspect it may even have been tampered it, or might have been. -205952;1353779789;mircea_popescu;or could have been. who knows. -205951;1353779802;mircea_popescu;what if you had however many shares but simply WERE NOT on nefario's list ? -205950;1353779807;EskimoBob;i do not think so. He probably gor incomplete list because some did not send the double payment back -205949;1353779813;mircea_popescu;can he go "sorry, you're not on the list" iyo ? -205948;1353779826;EskimoBob;like usagi did to me? -205947;1353779829;mircea_popescu;yes. -205946;1353779849;EskimoBob;James told issuers that this list is NOT! complete -205945;1353779858;mircea_popescu;so what are they to do ? -205944;1353779877;EskimoBob;pay back the double payment -205943;1353779881;EskimoBob;to James -205942;1353779882;mircea_popescu;you are the issuer. you receive a "list" which someone meanwhile tagged as a scammer says is not complete. what do you do ? -205941;1353779893;mircea_popescu;it's two months late, to boot. -205940;1353779906;mircea_popescu;why is it two months late ? did he take this long to doctor the lists, put his own accounts in there ? -205939;1353779911;mircea_popescu;you don't know. -205938;1353779917;mircea_popescu;so what can you do ? -205937;1353779918;EskimoBob;irrelevant -205936;1353779942;EskimoBob;list is incomplete because some received a double payment when James fucked up -205935;1353779951;mircea_popescu;how do you know that's the only reason ? -205934;1353779961;mircea_popescu;how do you know what's on the list is the actual legitimate owners ? -205933;1353779982;EskimoBob;now few slimebags use that to force some to give up -205932;1353780005;mircea_popescu;look, i understand the cui prodest approach. it's fine, nothing wrong with it. -205931;1353780015;mircea_popescu;but it's not the end all-be all. -205930;1353780024;EskimoBob;how did I know that trades really happened in GLBSE, how do I know that sky is blue... blaa blaa blaa -205929;1353780045;EskimoBob;sure, james fucked up twice -205928;1353780078;EskimoBob;all he needed to forward to issuer was a hash and a payment account number -205927;1353780087;mircea_popescu;the next day. -205926;1353780098;mircea_popescu;if by oct 6th everyone had that in their mailbox i could totally see your pov. -205925;1353780104;EskimoBob;and send the shareholder the "secret code", balance and the hash -205924;1353780116;mircea_popescu;ideally send all this encrypted. -205923;1353780130;EskimoBob;it was relly stupid to send the e-mail too -205922;1353780132;EskimoBob;bad idea -205921;1353780158;EskimoBob;encrypting somethinmg will not make it more correct or true -205920;1353780168;mircea_popescu;no but it will maintain its secrecy. -205919;1353780192;mircea_popescu;to own property you must either be identified and public or else anon AND SECRET -205918;1353780200;EskimoBob;I men we can do it with a md5 has and be done with . You never have to know my e-mail address -205917;1353780206;mircea_popescu;anonimity itself is destructive of property rights. only if coupled with secrecy does it work. -205916;1353780210;mircea_popescu;do you understand this point ? -205915;1353780214;EskimoBob;but I can prove it's me who owns the shares -205914;1353780218;mircea_popescu;how ? -205913;1353780219;gigavps;hi EskimoBob -205912;1353780230;EskimoBob;gigavps: hello darling -205911;1353780233;gigavps;EskimoBob do you own gigamining? -205910;1353780269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 354 @ 0.00321556 = 1.1383 BTC [-] -205909;1353780270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7575 @ 0.00321486 = 24.3526 BTC [-] -205908;1353780272;EskimoBob;I did and I sold after I realized you can not be trusted. I think we have talked about it -205907;1353780286;gigavps;EskimoBob how can i trust nefario to give me a proper list? -205906;1353780308;gigavps;EskimoBob what should i do when people make claims that are not of nefario's list? -205905;1353780313;EskimoBob;before i obviously realized that perpetual bonds are losers :) -205904;1353780337;EskimoBob;gigavps: good question -205903;1353780344;gigavps;EskimoBob do you think gigaminers should not get their past payments because nefario fucked up? -205902;1353780344;EskimoBob;it sure is hard but what else can you do? -205901;1353780355;mircea_popescu;gigavps you absolutely need to make a full length statement and discuss all this in excruciating detail. -205900;1353780361;EskimoBob;gigavps: there are 3 sides on this -205899;1353780365;mircea_popescu;prolly should have done it in parallel with the announcement. -205898;1353780367;gigavps;mircea_popescu it's coming -205897;1353780368;EskimoBob;1) you -205896;1353780368;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: were you here when I was talking about what I wanted to do with dmc 2.0? -205895;1353780374;EskimoBob;2) nefario -205894;1353780379;EskimoBob;3) investor -205893;1353780396;EskimoBob;some of the 3 have beef with 2 and they need to fix that -205892;1353780397;gigavps;EskimoBob nefario can't even send me a properly formatted yaml file -205891;1353780408;gigavps;which means he put it together by HAND -205890;1353780412;mircea_popescu;gigavps did he sign the lists he sent btw ? -205889;1353780423;EskimoBob;before you can do anything with their clime -205888;1353780426;gigavps;mircea_popescu don't be daft -205887;1353780432;mircea_popescu;for crying out loud -205886;1353780442;Ukto;man, you can FEEL the love -205885;1353780447;gigavps;EskimoBob the ONLY think i am trying to do is to pay ppl -205884;1353780451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15350 @ 0.00051424 = 7.8936 BTC [-] -205883;1353780452;Ukto;mircea_popescu: why you being daft? :P -205882;1353780468;Ukto;Diablo-D3: I feel trollish today :/ Prolly didnt get enough sleep -205881;1353780468;mircea_popescu;ukto apparently for thinking nefario can run gpg --clearsing by hand ? -205880;1353780480;Diablo-D3;Ukto: I feel trollish every day, so /me shrugs -205879;1353780501;Ukto;mircea_popescu: I have already made statements on my personal expereince with Nefario's competency. -205878;1353780505;EskimoBob;gigavps: apparently not because the lawyer stuff you pulled is NOT helping you to prove shit -205877;1353780523;gigavps;EskimoBob maybe you should put on your thinking cap for a minute -205876;1353780524;EskimoBob;there has to be better way to do it without you getting fucked and your investors too -205875;1353780532;mircea_popescu;well wtf, so herp derp here's a plaintext-over-email statement of beneficial ownership -205874;1353780537;Ukto;gigavps: I have not had a chance to look into things yet for shares, but what about ppl who havent done their taxes in a while? -205873;1353780552;gigavps;EskimoBob if i pay someone according to the list, and the list is not correct, i'm still on the hook to pay them -205872;1353780568;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: what=? -205871;1353780573;Ukto;mircea_popescu: like evrey other action preformed in the past, no thought went into it. -205870;1353780593;mircea_popescu;myeah. -205869;1353780596;EskimoBob;gigavps: hows that? -205868;1353780598;Ukto;at least, no clear concise thought -205867;1353780611;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: zero coupon non-callable corporate bonds. -205866;1353780617;gigavps;EskimoBob because i am now making payments, not glbse -205865;1353780623;EskimoBob;OK, let me ask this. Why did james remove some names from the list -205864;1353780629;Ukto;mircea_popescu: you heard what btc-mining is gonna do? close down/pay off? their own trading engine? -205863;1353780666;gigavps;EskimoBob two reasons -205862;1353780675;gigavps;1. they never filled out the claims form -205861;1353780677;mircea_popescu;Ukto i have no ideea. is that namjies ? -205860;1353780686;Ukto;is it? 0,o -205859;1353780686;gigavps;2. they were overpaid in the btc return -205858;1353780692;EskimoBob;correct -205857;1353780697;mircea_popescu;3. ? -205856;1353780702;EskimoBob;now, why do you have to pay those people? -205855;1353780719;EskimoBob;they have not completed 2 or 1 task thy had to -205854;1353780721;Ukto;1. Create Asset. 2. ??????? 3. Make Money... *joking..* -205853;1353780722;mircea_popescu;Ukto i think it is. iirc he was taking claims to confirm his lists. -205852;1353780734;gigavps;EskimoBob, if they own gigamining, they should be able to make a claim -205851;1353780735;EskimoBob;no scumbag lawyer will help to clear this up -205850;1353780743;EskimoBob;no notarized letter etc -205849;1353780753;EskimoBob;it's total waste of time and other peoples money -205848;1353780754;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob so you hate not just greeks and pornographers but also lawyers ? -205847;1353780758;mircea_popescu;who do you date exactly ? -205846;1353780766;Ukto;EskimoBob: while I agree with you, its at least the proper 'legal' course of action. well, mainly if gigavps plans to sue glbse/nefario -205845;1353780773;EskimoBob;models, mircea_popescu -205844;1353780773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00051424 = 0.3085 BTC [-] -205843;1353780774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27654 @ 0.00051333 = 14.1956 BTC [-] -205842;1353780778;Ukto;otherwise really imho I dont think a lawyer is necessary -205841;1353780785;mircea_popescu;hate to break it to you, but models smoke the cock on cam. -205840;1353780792;Ukto;A lawyer having info from someone is no diff than an issuer -205839;1353780795;gigavps;EskimoBob if there are enough claims that don't match with glbse, we can start making demands for the database -205838;1353780815;EskimoBob;gigavps has to take a step back and put his thinking hat on - all he did, was stir up another shitstorm -205837;1353780820;Ukto;gigavps: you prepared for a long 1~3 year international legal battle? -205836;1353780837;Ukto;aginst nefario/glbse -205835;1353780840;Ukto;to demand the database? -205834;1353780843;gigavps;Ukto my first demand letter is what sparked nefario to get off of his ass -205833;1353780846;EskimoBob;gigavps: for start, work with all the names on the list - -205832;1353780848;gigavps;not anyones elses -205831;1353780861;EskimoBob;then -205830;1353780862;Ukto;gigavps: ah, nice. dont get me wrong, just questioning. :) -205829;1353780877;EskimoBob;then send the missing claims to james and find out, what happened -205828;1353780883;EskimoBob;and tha's it -205827;1353780883;Ukto;I have my own extensive experience with lawyers and crap. just curious. :) -205826;1353780887;EskimoBob;KISS ;) -205825;1353780892;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: well? -205824;1353780894;gigavps;EskimoBob that is exactly what i am doing -205823;1353780909;EskimoBob;gigavps: but whay apostill and al tht crap? -205822;1353780923;EskimoBob;how is this helping anyone? -205821;1353780925;Ukto;EskimoBob: from nefario's point of view, gigavps's actions with the lawyer may actually help glbse holders further as he mentioned. nefario is afraid of lawyers/lawsuites, etc. -205820;1353780938;EskimoBob;NO IT WILL NOT! -205819;1353780940;Ukto;EskimoBob: if nefario feels like things are getting out of hand and he has to do something, he will jump -205818;1353780961;EskimoBob;he jumped before he started to think -205817;1353780981;Diablo-D3;damnit EskimoBob -205816;1353780987;Diablo-D3;I just want your fucking opinion -205815;1353781024;EskimoBob;gigavps: sorry, you are not doing that. You are demanding information that is not helping your form people who are on the list -205814;1353781046;EskimoBob;hold on, kids need something -205813;1353781079;Ukto;EskimoBob: yes, we do need alot of things -205812;1353781080;Ukto;:P -205811;1353781096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9780 @ 0.00051333 = 5.0204 BTC [-] -205810;1353781096;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: did you send me PM? I must be missing somethimng -205809;1353781118;Diablo-D3;[11:10:11] EskimoBob: zero coupon non-callable corporate bonds. -205808;1353781139;EskimoBob;oh that one, sorry, I missed it :) -205807;1353781163;Diablo-D3;the bonds will be "physical" certs that are digitally signed with a single use pgp key -205806;1353781164;EskimoBob;you know I do not like that non-callable stuff at all -205805;1353781179;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: its not perpetual, though -205804;1353781179;EskimoBob;zeros are super stuff but NC par is bad -205803;1353781189;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: there is better way -205802;1353781192;Diablo-D3;it'll be like for 5 years or something -205801;1353781205;Diablo-D3;and then sell them with a bid-driven OID -205800;1353781206;EskimoBob;set the date, but add that bond can be refinanced -205799;1353781218;Ukto;EskimoBob: I just wanted to say Hi. :P -205798;1353781228;EskimoBob;Ukto: Hi -205797;1353781230;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: refinancing them doesn't make sense imo -205796;1353781233;Ukto;lol -205795;1353781240;Ukto;alright, enough trolling for now. -205794;1353781242;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: sure it does -205793;1353781246;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: issuing multiple issues of bonds does -205792;1353781258;Diablo-D3;er, multiple series -205791;1353781260;EskimoBob;not really but depends -205790;1353781271;Diablo-D3;I want as little bullshit as possible -205789;1353781279;EskimoBob;you see, multiple issues after each other is bad -205788;1353781302;Diablo-D3;no dividends means no need for day to day exchange manhandling -205787;1353781320;Diablo-D3;no complex legal work means less work for both sides -205786;1353781322;EskimoBob;one issue, callable at X on date Y and if needed, refinanced before Y is good -205785;1353781349;EskimoBob;or lets say better -205784;1353781359;Diablo-D3;callable makes it more complex -205783;1353781379;EskimoBob;rolling out bond issues one after another is real crapp and build ZERO trust -205782;1353781380;gigavps;EskimoBob if i pay someone i shouldn't have, i need legal recourse, especially if this comes to light when btc is $1000/coin -205781;1353781401;EskimoBob;sure, lets not go there -205780;1353781404;EskimoBob;:) -205779;1353781418;gigavps;so notorizing signed documents is kind of important -205778;1353781442;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: why would you want it to be callable though? -205777;1353781443;EskimoBob;Oh, btw, i made another cool and dark, bit rusty looking BTC mug -205776;1353781454;gigavps;plently of ppl have already submitted this info and will be paid next week -205775;1353781472;gigavps;EskimoBob there are about 10 ppl in the forums screaming -205774;1353781501;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: because I want you asa issuer to show that you will call (buy) your bonds back at date X - means you will manage the funds so you will have the available coin to do so -205773;1353781523;EskimoBob;overly simplify -205772;1353781525;EskimoBob;d -205771;1353781528;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes, but a non-callable bond means I _must_ buy it back at that date. -205770;1353781538;Diablo-D3;the only difference is I cant do it early at my choice -205769;1353781554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5066 @ 0.00051333 = 2.6005 BTC [-] -205768;1353781556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00051186 = 5.9376 BTC [-] -205767;1353781557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00051096 = 3.5512 BTC [-] -205766;1353781558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18650 @ 0.0005082 = 9.4779 BTC [-] -205765;1353781559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6628 @ 0.00050106 = 3.321 BTC [-] -205764;1353781560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5092 @ 0.00050025 = 2.5473 BTC [-] -205763;1353781591;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: ie, a 5 year bond, at any point after those 5 years someone can show up with a bond and I have to pay out on it -205762;1353781596;EskimoBob;sorry, my bad, when i sayd callable I meant you buy them back on date X (date of maturity) - opposite to perpetual -205761;1353781609;copumpkin;callable is a bond with a prepayment option -205760;1353781610;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: non-callable doesnt mean perpetual -205759;1353781626;EskimoBob;copumpkin: I know I just messed up -205758;1353781629;Diablo-D3;non-callable just means I cant pay the bond out early at a reduced payment -205757;1353781642;EskimoBob;we talked about perpetualetc -205756;1353781643;copumpkin;fucking options everywhere -205755;1353781648;copumpkin;how do they work -205754;1353781652;Diablo-D3;I dont want a perpetual bond, they dont fucking work -205753;1353781701;EskimoBob;become a UK , have a queen and I'll trust your perpetual bonds. everyone else can fuck off :) -205752;1353781726;Diablo-D3;zero coupon non-callable corporate bonds -205751;1353781733;copumpkin;I wouldn't say trust is as much of an issue. The thing about a perpetuity is that the later payments are effectively meaningless -205750;1353781748;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: basically -205749;1353781760;Chaang-Noi;im reading the giga thread and loling and the guys saying they will file criminal charges aginst giga... do these guys not understand that they have no proof of ownership and only nefario has it? -205748;1353781783;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: not only that, do they understand giga was fucked here? -205747;1353781796;Diablo-D3;a victim cant legitimately sue another victim -205746;1353781797;Chaang-Noi;im shocked giga is doing as much as he is... -205745;1353781853;Chaang-Noi;giga is not a victim in my mind, only the people who trusted nefario, if i was giga i would say, im not a broker, glbse was, go deal with them... -205744;1353781869;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if giga might be getting himself into more trouble by trying to help -205743;1353781888;Chaang-Noi;giga seems to be going out of his way to help -205742;1353781901;Chaang-Noi;and they just attack him... -205741;1353781918;Chaang-Noi;i do understand about the apostile thing... i cant do that in thailand, we dont have them :/ -205740;1353781960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39122 @ 0.00050025 = 19.5708 BTC [-] -205739;1353781983;gigavps;someone call for me -205738;1353782013;Chaang-Noi;no, im just shocked at how stupid some of the people are who are bitching in your thread... -205737;1353782035;Chaang-Noi;i wonder the IQ level of the average bitcoiner at times... -205736;1353782036;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: what Im thinking is sell like every 10k of bonds for ~7835 -205735;1353782043;gigavps;Chaang-Noi dunno -205734;1353782059;gigavps;i've already talked with one of them and they aren't even on the list -205733;1353782094;Chaang-Noi;maybe scammer, maybe the did not give back a double payment, maybe nefario is fucking around or gave you some other list... who knows. -205732;1353782104;Chaang-Noi;im shocked you are even trying to fix this mess. -205731;1353782111;Chaang-Noi;nefario is so fail... -205730;1353782111;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi, gigavps: you can chime in here as well btw -205729;1353782127;Chaang-Noi;whats up D3? -205728;1353782162;gigavps;what do i need to chime in on? -205727;1353782182;gigavps;i'm trying to pay people, not sure what else there is to say -205726;1353782185;Diablo-D3;well, Im trying to plan out DMC 2.0 here -205725;1353782197;gigavps;good luck -205724;1353782201;Diablo-D3;I want something that actually works for investing and isnt a fucking failtrain like every exchange ever -205723;1353782226;Chaang-Noi;wait for open transactions -205722;1353782264;Diablo-D3;the only thing that I can figure out that works is like 5 or 10 year OID non-callable bond -205721;1353782386;Diablo-D3;and then pgp sign them using a single use key and then bury the key -205720;1353782407;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: I think that's a good idea, unless you actually need 10K -205719;1353782436;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: oh? -205718;1353782439;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: OT will not fix this problem actually :( -205717;1353782452;EskimoBob;it actually makes it even worst -205716;1353782478;Diablo-D3;because I'd need like 1 million BTC. -205715;1353782480;EskimoBob;I love the idea but I do not see (at the moment) how it can help -205714;1353782547;EskimoBob;OT needs a frontend (not just users GUI) -205713;1353782602;EskimoBob;all the "servers" that host securities can connect to that "frontend" -205712;1353782618;Diablo-D3;well -205711;1353782626;Diablo-D3;what we'd need is an exchangecoin -205710;1353782634;Diablo-D3;that logs shit into a bitcoin chain -205709;1353782651;Diablo-D3;but it only prevents the exchange from running away with your shit -205708;1353782665;Diablo-D3;it doesnt prevent scams -205707;1353782699;EskimoBob;but before the frontend, it needs direct connection to btc/ltc/ppc blockchain so you can pay for your trades and not buysome intermediate crap -205706;1353782703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13169 @ 0.00051246 = 6.7486 BTC [+] -205705;1353782704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24966 @ 0.00051429 = 12.8398 BTC [+] -205704;1353782734;Diablo-D3;yeah, which actually COULD be done -205703;1353782756;EskimoBob;preventing scams is close to impossible unless you want to run SEC type of outfit and basically go back to shit BTC is trying to rid us all -205702;1353782769;Diablo-D3;store the wallet.dat private keys in the exchangecoin chain -205701;1353782777;EskimoBob;to prevent scams, you need to elleminate humans -205700;1353782785;Diablo-D3;and encrypt them using the exchangecoin address private key -205699;1353782799;Diablo-D3;so you'd need a client that spoke both bitcoin and exchangecoin -205698;1353782806;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: this is one more point if failure? -205697;1353782813;EskimoBob;of* -205696;1353782817;Diablo-D3;no -205695;1353783344;mircea_popescu;in the end, remarkable how low reputations lawyers enjoy with the general public, and how little consideration or indeed knowledge the latter has about legal process. -205694;1353783355;mircea_popescu;it's almost as if the western world is made of no citizens. -205693;1353783543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44615 @ 0.00050062 = 22.3352 BTC [-] -205692;1353783709;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: lawyers are the scumbags who have made sure no normal person can survive the fkn traps they have woven. What a "wonderful" system to make sure the big Co's get what they want and common people get fucked left ans right. -205691;1353783733;EskimoBob;you do not understand it because you do not see the big picture, mircea_popescu -205690;1353783805;EskimoBob;maybe you see it but your obsession with money has blinded you so you do not understand it what you see. -205689;1353784076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21335 @ 0.00050062 = 10.6807 BTC [-] -205688;1353784078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00050194 = 10.4905 BTC [+] -205687;1353784079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3154 @ 0.00051429 = 1.6221 BTC [+] -205686;1353784308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5086 @ 0.00050025 = 2.5443 BTC [-] -205685;1353784309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00050021 = 9.3539 BTC [-] -205684;1353784311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30864 @ 0.00049948 = 15.416 BTC [-] -205683;1353784377;mircea_popescu;or maybe i am one of those for whom lawyers usually work. -205682;1353784471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00051429 = 1.7743 BTC [+] -205681;1353784524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16610 @ 0.00049948 = 8.2964 BTC [-] -205680;1353784526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00049916 = 3.6189 BTC [-] -205679;1353784527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4413 @ 0.00049904 = 2.2023 BTC [-] -205678;1353784597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12280 @ 0.00051429 = 6.3155 BTC [+] -205677;1353784599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3215 @ 0.00051498 = 1.6557 BTC [+] -205676;1353784600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0005162 = 0.5162 BTC [+] -205675;1353784601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43700 @ 0.00051621 = 22.5584 BTC [+] -205674;1353784746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00051623 = 9.4986 BTC [+] -205673;1353784996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00051644 = 0.5164 BTC [+] -205672;1353784997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24134 @ 0.00051645 = 12.464 BTC [+] -205671;1353785069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00051645 = 7.127 BTC [+] -205670;1353785078;EskimoBob;here is one from last week with BTC logo http://i46.tinypic.com/35i9agi.jpg it has a rough texture and handle looks like it has some rust on it (it's a high fire glaze, so will not stain) -205669;1353785139;EskimoBob;this is called stoneware (high temperature fire) -205668;1353785161;EskimoBob;I have more pictures from different angle -205667;1353785202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9160 @ 0.00051623 = 4.7287 BTC [-] -205666;1353785670;PsychoticBoy;;;ident PsychoticBoy -205665;1353785670;gribble;Nick 'PsychoticBoy', with hostmask 'PsychoticBoy!~Psychotic@pdpc/supporter/active/psychoticboy', is identified as user PsychoticBoy, with GPG key id 06DC71AFE4DAC520, key fingerprint 9E476C16F877E988110787BC06DC71AFE4DAC520, and bitcoin address None -205664;1353785703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23748 @ 0.00050395 = 11.9678 BTC [-] -205663;1353785904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15362 @ 0.00049904 = 7.6663 BTC [-] -205662;1353785905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21150 @ 0.00049903 = 10.5545 BTC [-] -205661;1353785906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19488 @ 0.00049887 = 9.722 BTC [-] -205660;1353786103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15492 @ 0.00050395 = 7.8072 BTC [+] -205659;1353786104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00050398 = 1.9655 BTC [+] -205658;1353786586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.00050379 = 12.2925 BTC [-] -205657;1353786769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7988 @ 0.00050379 = 4.0243 BTC [-] -205656;1353786771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9462 @ 0.00050398 = 4.7687 BTC [+] -205655;1353787034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20188 @ 0.00050398 = 10.1743 BTC [+] -205654;1353787036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4208 @ 0.00051004 = 2.1462 BTC [+] -205653;1353787252;mircea_popescu;https://www.bitcoin.de/en?cr=1 lol anyone feel bravely about arbitrage ? -205652;1353787657;jurov;someone already did -205651;1353787854;mircea_popescu;no ? i still see 20 eur/btc -205650;1353788162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45550 @ 0.00051004 = 23.2323 BTC [+] -205649;1353788367;jurov;mircea, look to the orders table, not to graph -205648;1353788402;mircea_popescu;oh i see -205647;1353788408;jurov;and latest trades in the bottom too -205646;1353788467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21692 @ 0.00051004 = 11.0638 BTC [+] -205645;1353788736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17059 @ 0.00051495 = 8.7845 BTC [+] -205644;1353789066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2753 @ 0.00051495 = 1.4177 BTC [+] -205643;1353789067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9638 @ 0.00050804 = 4.8965 BTC [-] -205642;1353789228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15300 @ 0.00050365 = 7.7058 BTC [-] -205641;1353789375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00050365 = 4.8854 BTC [-] -205640;1353789377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20032 @ 0.00049887 = 9.9934 BTC [-] -205639;1353789518;mircea_popescu;well... need a powerful sales type for a joint venture -205638;1353789523;mircea_popescu;anyone want to step forward ? -205637;1353789563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34302 @ 0.00050578 = 17.3493 BTC [+] -205636;1353790710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33100 @ 0.00051054 = 16.8989 BTC [+] -205635;1353791422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11950 @ 0.00051054 = 6.101 BTC [+] -205634;1353791908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22350 @ 0.00051232 = 11.4504 BTC [+] -205633;1353792132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00051141 = 4.6027 BTC [-] -205632;1353792133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9298 @ 0.00050903 = 4.733 BTC [-] -205631;1353792135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7152 @ 0.00050303 = 3.5977 BTC [-] -205630;1353792476;mircea_popescu;Reward-Drop ETA: 2012-11-28 22:17:49 UTC (4 days, 2 hours, 50 minutes) -205629;1353792480;mircea_popescu;an era ends. -205628;1353792496;FabianB_;and a new begins -205627;1353792516;mircea_popescu;indeed. -205626;1353792603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3395 @ 0.00316381 = 10.7411 BTC [-] -205625;1353792823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13456 @ 0.00050303 = 6.7688 BTC [-] -205624;1353792824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3744 @ 0.00050259 = 1.8817 BTC [-] -205623;1353792979;mircea_popescu;apparently badbear is saying gigavps should get scammer tag ? -205622;1353792986;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127488.msg1354888#msg1354888 -205621;1353793106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00051232 = 5.4306 BTC [+] -205620;1353793262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00051644 = 0.5164 BTC [+] -205619;1353793264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32724 @ 0.00051645 = 16.9003 BTC [+] -205618;1353793479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2214 @ 0.00051645 = 1.1434 BTC [+] -205617;1353793481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15350 @ 0.00051671 = 7.9315 BTC [+] -205616;1353793482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19836 @ 0.00051686 = 10.2524 BTC [+] -205615;1353793569;Namjies;Ah yes... well I suppose someone making an agreement he cannot honor afterward (for whichever reasons, even if forced not to honor it) could be considered as a scam, somehow... -205614;1353793626;kakobrekla;common mistake! -205613;1353793766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18964 @ 0.00051686 = 9.8017 BTC [+] -205612;1353793768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3836 @ 0.00051693 = 1.9829 BTC [+] -205611;1353793980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00051397 = 9.7654 BTC [-] -205610;1353794030;Namjies;NO! -205609;1353794060;Namjies;I know who you're referring to... -205608;1353794133;Namjies;I argued a bit too much maybe. -205607;1353794164;Namjies;As someone posted recently somewhere on OTC I think: http://innerslacker.com/images/argue091204.jpg -205606;1353794325;kakobrekla;yes indeed, much better to argue irl. -205605;1353794521;Namjies;Well does it really make a difference? Other than persons are more careful of what they say when they can be seen... -205604;1353794540;Namjies;Eh, either way, I'm off for bit. -205603;1353794762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00051693 = 3.3084 BTC [+] -205602;1353795281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00051692 = 0.5169 BTC [-] -205601;1353795282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17914 @ 0.00051693 = 9.2603 BTC [+] -205600;1353795284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13850 @ 0.00051696 = 7.1599 BTC [+] -205599;1353795285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52200 @ 0.000517 = 26.9874 BTC [+] -205598;1353795286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27992 @ 0.00051712 = 14.4752 BTC [+] -205597;1353795887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00051397 = 0.9765 BTC [-] -205596;1353795888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27800 @ 0.00051273 = 14.2539 BTC [-] -205595;1353796082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40050 @ 0.00050927 = 20.3963 BTC [-] -205594;1353796760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.00050927 = 1.044 BTC [-] -205593;1353796760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9106 @ 0.00050259 = 4.5766 BTC [-] -205592;1353796762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3344 @ 0.00050171 = 1.6777 BTC [-] -205591;1353797235;mircea_popescu;bah. -205590;1353797262;mircea_popescu;random owners of random abandoned/burried websites need to learn that if anyone asks "how much for the site" bs replies a la "we're open to offers" do not work. -205589;1353797277;mircea_popescu;there's fifty million just like them. there's maybe five people in the market. maybe. -205588;1353797591;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -205587;1353797592;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.44999, Best ask: 12.45000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.44999, 24 hour volume: 22381.31642394, 24 hour low: 12.25000, 24 hour high: 12.45000, 24 hour vwap: 12.35589 -205586;1353797816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00050946 = 1.2227 BTC [+] -205585;1353797818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8022 @ 0.00051204 = 4.1076 BTC [+] -205584;1353798461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10422 @ 0.00050744 = 5.2885 BTC [-] -205583;1353798675;Namjies;[15:47] random owners of random abandoned/burried websites need to learn that if anyone asks "how much for the site" bs replies a la "we're open to offers" do not work. -205582;1353798702;Namjies;No, they wait for that 500 000$ offer. They're still in the dotcom bubble. -205581;1353798732;mircea_popescu;awell. -205580;1353798756;Namjies;Basically, as soon as you inquire about a domain/website, be sure to receive a "feel free to offer" or a 50x inflated price. -205579;1353798782;Namjies;They'll try to milk you if they know you want it. -205578;1353798803;Namjies;If you're not offering top dollars, they'll wait for the next person to come around. -205577;1353798816;Namjies;Anyway, off for a bit again. -205576;1353798858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13428 @ 0.00050744 = 6.8139 BTC [-] -205575;1353798860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5199 @ 0.00050171 = 2.6084 BTC [-] -205574;1353798934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00050529 = 1.1849 BTC [+] -205573;1353799194;jurov;scaring the markets after several months hiatus :P -205572;1353799229;mircea_popescu;what's it do ? -205571;1353799318;jurov;it's that scalper -205570;1353799388;mircea_popescu;does it work ? -205569;1353799451;jurov;we'll see... made a buy and now it's complaining about actual price -205568;1353799471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24200 @ 0.00050263 = 12.1636 BTC [-] -205567;1353799473;jurov;waiting for the gap to open -205566;1353799558;mircea_popescu;lol a complaining bot -205565;1353799598;jurov;yeah, my code is bitchy.. like me xD -205564;1353799621;jurov;WARNI [__main__] Price 49307 is below last buy price 50529 -205563;1353799649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 755 @ 0.00050263 = 0.3795 BTC [-] -205562;1353799651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00051145 = 4.0405 BTC [+] -205561;1353799652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26745 @ 0.00051204 = 13.6945 BTC [+] -205560;1353799667;jurov;INFO [mpex.stat] new order:S S.MPOE, amount: 2345, price: 50495 -205559;1353799670;jurov;fuck yeah -205558;1353799700;mircea_popescu;lol -205557;1353799704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42400 @ 0.00050171 = 21.2725 BTC [-] -205556;1353799725;mircea_popescu;wait. it sold for a loss ? -205555;1353799754;jurov;i allow for few satoshi loss -205554;1353799762;mircea_popescu;ah -205553;1353800065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30429 @ 0.00050171 = 15.2665 BTC [-] -205552;1353800065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22852 @ 0.00050119 = 11.4532 BTC [-] -205551;1353800092;Ukto;Namjies: did nefario not include his little custom identification "codes"/tokens per share holder in the yaml file he sent out? just email/payment_address/shares ? -205550;1353800112;Ukto;or anyone else know? -205549;1353800162;smickles;no shareholder info here yet for the two things i expect to get it for -205548;1353800213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1629 @ 0.00316381 = 5.1538 BTC [-] -205547;1353800215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4121 @ 0.00308319 = 12.7058 BTC [-] -205546;1353800227;smickles;it's tanking :o -205545;1353800236;Ukto;heh -205544;1353800489;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/bitcoin-finance/a-good-month-for-s-dice-shareholders-in-the-making/#update_24nov12 -205543;1353800497;smickles;number updated to 1.146959% -205542;1353800504;smickles;mircea_popescu: & -205541;1353800610;mircea_popescu;ukto indeed not. -205540;1353800621;Ukto;mircea_popescu: interesting. -205539;1353800639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00050495 = 1.1841 BTC [+] -205538;1353800640;mircea_popescu;i guess he didn't have time -205537;1353800641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17933 @ 0.00051204 = 9.1824 BTC [+] -205536;1353800642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10620 @ 0.00051438 = 5.4627 BTC [+] -205535;1353800643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46499 @ 0.00051508 = 23.9507 BTC [+] -205534;1353800643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00051711 = 0.5171 BTC [+] -205533;1353800644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56508 @ 0.00051712 = 29.2214 BTC [+] -205532;1353800645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31450 @ 0.00051733 = 16.27 BTC [+] -205531;1353800646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56700 @ 0.00051741 = 29.3371 BTC [+] -205530;1353800647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00051745 = 0.5175 BTC [+] -205529;1353800648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 101966 @ 0.00051746 = 52.7633 BTC [+] -205528;1353800650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.00051751 = 17.6471 BTC [+] -205527;1353800651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48850 @ 0.00051759 = 25.2843 BTC [+] -205526;1353800652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31580 @ 0.00051768 = 16.3483 BTC [+] -205525;1353800652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41499 @ 0.00051772 = 21.4849 BTC [+] -205524;1353800653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24359 @ 0.00051785 = 12.6143 BTC [+] -205523;1353800654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34992 @ 0.00051788 = 18.1217 BTC [+] -205522;1353800655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00051816 = 11.555 BTC [+] -205521;1353800656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 82904 @ 0.00051848 = 42.9841 BTC [+] -205520;1353800657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13242 @ 0.00051853 = 6.8664 BTC [+] -205519;1353800658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27415 @ 0.00051857 = 14.2166 BTC [+] -205518;1353800659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33800 @ 0.00051858 = 17.528 BTC [+] -205517;1353800660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 74842 @ 0.00051861 = 38.8138 BTC [+] -205516;1353800661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00051874 = 8.6111 BTC [+] -205515;1353800662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00051875 = 5.7063 BTC [+] -205514;1353800663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37550 @ 0.00051876 = 19.4794 BTC [+] -205513;1353800664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33150 @ 0.00051876 = 17.1969 BTC [+] -205512;1353800665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22666 @ 0.00051882 = 11.7596 BTC [+] -205511;1353800666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29790 @ 0.00051889 = 15.4577 BTC [+] -205510;1353800667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32600 @ 0.00051907 = 16.9217 BTC [+] -205509;1353800668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42900 @ 0.00051908 = 22.2685 BTC [+] -205508;1353800669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27400 @ 0.00051929 = 14.2285 BTC [+] -205507;1353800670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34900 @ 0.00051938 = 18.1264 BTC [+] -205506;1353800670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30900 @ 0.00051964 = 16.0569 BTC [+] -205505;1353800671;Ukto;0,o -205504;1353800671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18850 @ 0.00051966 = 9.7956 BTC [+] -205503;1353800672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00051976 = 3.6903 BTC [+] -205502;1353800673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14950 @ 0.00051978 = 7.7707 BTC [+] -205501;1353800674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32750 @ 0.00052022 = 17.0372 BTC [+] -205500;1353800675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41450 @ 0.00052025 = 21.5644 BTC [+] -205499;1353800676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22900 @ 0.00052033 = 11.9156 BTC [+] -205498;1353800677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57000 @ 0.0005205 = 29.6685 BTC [+] -205497;1353800678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7148 @ 0.00052059 = 3.7212 BTC [+] -205496;1353800679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00052063 = 5.9352 BTC [+] -205495;1353800680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17043 @ 0.00052066 = 8.8736 BTC [+] -205494;1353800681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28700 @ 0.00052067 = 14.9432 BTC [+] -205493;1353800682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00052077 = 6.77 BTC [+] -205492;1353800683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38700 @ 0.00052078 = 20.1542 BTC [+] -205491;1353800684;smickles;:o -205490;1353800684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25300 @ 0.00052082 = 13.1767 BTC [+] -205489;1353800685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41600 @ 0.00052087 = 21.6682 BTC [+] -205488;1353800686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.000521 = 8.2058 BTC [+] -205487;1353800687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27400 @ 0.00052107 = 14.2773 BTC [+] -205486;1353800688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24715 @ 0.00052116 = 12.8805 BTC [+] -205485;1353800689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34000 @ 0.00052122 = 17.7215 BTC [+] -205484;1353800690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39548 @ 0.00052128 = 20.6156 BTC [+] -205483;1353800690;mircea_popescu;lol this looks cool on live.coinbr.com -205482;1353800691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36000 @ 0.00052144 = 18.7718 BTC [+] -205481;1353800692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29850 @ 0.00052165 = 15.5713 BTC [+] -205480;1353800693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32557 @ 0.00052177 = 16.9873 BTC [+] -205479;1353800694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50450 @ 0.00052186 = 26.3278 BTC [+] -205478;1353800695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 97366 @ 0.00052197 = 50.8221 BTC [+] -205477;1353800696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45350 @ 0.00052203 = 23.6741 BTC [+] -205476;1353800696;Ukto;smickles: See what you did? -205475;1353800697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30700 @ 0.00052205 = 16.0269 BTC [+] -205474;1353800698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.0005221 = 5.0644 BTC [+] -205473;1353800699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26315 @ 0.00052213 = 13.7399 BTC [+] -205472;1353800700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25225 @ 0.00052214 = 13.171 BTC [+] -205471;1353800701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31788 @ 0.00052217 = 16.5987 BTC [+] -205470;1353800702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14950 @ 0.00052245 = 7.8106 BTC [+] -205469;1353800703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13127 @ 0.00052249 = 6.8587 BTC [+] -205468;1353800704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48650 @ 0.00052286 = 25.4371 BTC [+] -205467;1353800705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30106 @ 0.00052287 = 15.7415 BTC [+] -205466;1353800706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36500 @ 0.00052298 = 19.0888 BTC [+] -205465;1353800707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35700 @ 0.00052298 = 18.6704 BTC [+] -205464;1353800708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21361 @ 0.00052319 = 11.1759 BTC [+] -205463;1353800709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37700 @ 0.0005232 = 19.7246 BTC [+] -205462;1353800710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23800 @ 0.00052322 = 12.4526 BTC [+] -205461;1353800711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37694 @ 0.00052349 = 19.7324 BTC [+] -205460;1353800712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00052352 = 9.5804 BTC [+] -205459;1353800713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25795 @ 0.00052359 = 13.506 BTC [+] -205458;1353800714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28450 @ 0.00052362 = 14.897 BTC [+] -205457;1353800715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00052362 = 2.3039 BTC [+] -205456;1353800716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9063 @ 0.00052377 = 4.7469 BTC [+] -205455;1353800717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7509 @ 0.00052391 = 3.934 BTC [+] -205454;1353800718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30750 @ 0.00052438 = 16.1247 BTC [+] -205453;1353800719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45800 @ 0.00052455 = 24.0244 BTC [+] -205452;1353800720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29250 @ 0.00052463 = 15.3454 BTC [+] -205451;1353800720;smickles;Ukto: i was talking about s.dice tho -205450;1353800723;smickles;/¯(°_o)/¯ -205449;1353800739;Ukto;si? its still your fault. :P -205448;1353800750;Ukto;so* -205447;1353800867;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135379365668.png saved for prosterity. -205446;1353800917;dub;buy all the mpoehttp://p4r.buzzleberry.com/?p=481 -205445;1353800924;dub;oh hey -205444;1353800994;mircea_popescu;nice link. do you have a penis preocupation ? -205443;1353801031;dub;I like to draw them where I can -205442;1353801034;dub;Kato: Kurisu-san suggested we study different types of penises in order to create figure out the relative shape and size people would draw. We spent a week doing that before we realized that we should have been looking at drawings of penises rather than real-life pictures. (laughs) We were very embarrassed about that. -205441;1353801039;dub;Kurisu: My judgement on these types of situations is poor. (laughs) -205440;1353801103;mircea_popescu;you have got to be a total fuckwit to even attempt "moderating" penis doodles. -205439;1353801120;mircea_popescu;i have no idea what they do buyt i hope it fails miserably. -205438;1353801544;jurov;lmao, looks like barebackbot impromptu found a new mpex bug indeed xD -205437;1353801571;mircea_popescu;do tell ? -205436;1353801577;jurov;will send email shortly -205435;1353802298;jurov;false alarm :/ -205434;1353802318;mircea_popescu;lol why sad ? -205433;1353802534;jurov;i enjoy finding such bugs -205432;1353802586;mircea_popescu;:p -205431;1353802612;jurov;but it was "only" a 40sec delay -205430;1353802674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9840 @ 0.000525 = 5.166 BTC [+] -205429;1353802893;jurov;with all these discussions maybe we'll see MPOE-PR starting penis drawing contest on btctalk -205428;1353802931;mircea_popescu;lol, are you good at it ? -205427;1353802959;jurov;don't know, never tried -205426;1353803017;gigavps;evening -205425;1353803077;jurov;evening -205424;1353803090;mircea_popescu;so no tag for you -205423;1353803094;mircea_popescu;come back, 1 year! -205422;1353803099;gigavps;seems not today -205421;1353803781;mircea_popescu;huh, was SR offline for two weeks ?! -205420;1353803882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11590 @ 0.000525 = 6.0848 BTC [+] -205419;1353804107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052522 = 1.2316 BTC [+] -205418;1353804109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00052543 = 0.5254 BTC [+] -205417;1353804110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13098 @ 0.00052544 = 6.8822 BTC [+] -205416;1353804111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23100 @ 0.00052592 = 12.1488 BTC [+] -205415;1353804113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8657 @ 0.00052623 = 4.5556 BTC [+] -205414;1353804199;mircea_popescu;and why has the press settled on "semi-anonymous" to describe bitcoin -205413;1353804200;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, kinda makes you wonder why anyone thinks it's a significant part of the economy -205412;1353804207;mircea_popescu;there's no such thing. btc is pseudonymous. -205411;1353804224;smickles;b/c pseudo is too big of a prefix -205410;1353804241;smickles;we're talkin' 'bout 'merica -205409;1353804300;mircea_popescu;ima gonna start talking of pseudo tractor trailers. -205408;1353804350;gigavps;mircea_popescu bitcoin oz seems to have an affinity for you -205407;1353804353;jurov;pseudoconductors -205406;1353804361;gigavps;and i did not know he was a glbse shareholder -205405;1353804373;mircea_popescu;gigavps he changed his name. it's dave hollis. -205404;1353804416;gigavps;hmmm, i feel like he's trying to stir the pot -205403;1353804428;gigavps;i guess this is to be expected -205402;1353804474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052564 = 1.2326 BTC [-] -205401;1353804475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6372 @ 0.000525 = 3.3453 BTC [-] -205400;1353805038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42628 @ 0.000525 = 22.3797 BTC [-] -205399;1353805162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005258 = 1.233 BTC [+] -205398;1353805163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19205 @ 0.00052623 = 10.1062 BTC [+] -205397;1353805740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5638 @ 0.00052623 = 2.9669 BTC [+] -205396;1353805742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35112 @ 0.00052637 = 18.4819 BTC [+] -205395;1353806214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00332909 = 5.3265 BTC [+] -205394;1353806547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3559 @ 0.00052637 = 1.8734 BTC [+] -205393;1353806548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25941 @ 0.00052637 = 13.6546 BTC [+] -205392;1353807422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052546 = 1.2322 BTC [-] -205391;1353807571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.000525 = 9.765 BTC [-] -205390;1353808261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7655 @ 0.00052501 = 4.019 BTC [+] -205389;1353808263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12810 @ 0.00052637 = 6.7428 BTC [+] -205388;1353808460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29600 @ 0.000525 = 15.54 BTC [-] -205387;1353809234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052582 = 1.233 BTC [+] -205386;1353809236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4649 @ 0.00052637 = 2.4471 BTC [+] -205385;1353809237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16228 @ 0.00052723 = 8.5559 BTC [+] -205384;1353809641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39750 @ 0.00052723 = 20.9574 BTC [+] -205383;1353809725;Namjies;Ukto -205382;1353809737;Namjies;There's no token/code/anything -205381;1353809748;Namjies;just email+btc address+# shares -205380;1353809849;Namjies;Did you have any BTC-MINING shares? -205379;1353809910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052554 = 1.2324 BTC [-] -205378;1353809912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7155 @ 0.000525 = 3.7564 BTC [-] -205377;1353810158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21050 @ 0.000525 = 11.0513 BTC [-] -205376;1353810159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35400 @ 0.0005237 = 18.539 BTC [-] -205375;1353810161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26900 @ 0.00052275 = 14.062 BTC [-] -205374;1353810463;Namjies;smickles... -205373;1353810472;Namjies;you had many subaccount on GLBSE right? ... -205372;1353810523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00339816 = 3.0583 BTC [+] -205371;1353810525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00332909 = 1.9975 BTC [-] -205370;1353810679;Namjies;mircea_popescu, I think I'm noticing a trend. -205369;1353810686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052661 = 1.2349 BTC [+] -205368;1353810687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22760 @ 0.00052723 = 11.9998 BTC [+] -205367;1353810703;mircea_popescu;which is ? -205366;1353810731;Namjies;It seems some who were not on the lists are issuers like me and smickles or Diablo-D3 (with subaccounts). -205365;1353810750;Namjies;We received 1 payment for the balance of each payment account... so multiple payments... -205364;1353810765;Diablo-D3;yeah -205363;1353810768;Diablo-D3;but Ive gotten paid out on all three accounts -205362;1353810774;Namjies;When Nefario generated the lists, he probably excluded those who received more than one payment. -205361;1353810784;Diablo-D3;er all four -205360;1353810806;Diablo-D3;diablo, diablo:dmc, diablo:bflsuccess, diablo:bflfail -205359;1353810812;Namjies;Which didn't include pretty much anyone with subaccounts, not just people who received double payments. -205358;1353810853;Namjies;That could explain the screw up. The only asset list I know I'm included on is my own lists. -205357;1353810907;Namjies;Technically, I can't make the difference between shares owned in each account. They're aggregated as one in my list. -205356;1353810932;mircea_popescu;oh -205355;1353810933;Diablo-D3;problem is, I was never double paid -205354;1353810940;mircea_popescu;so he... fucked up the unfucking up of the multipay fuckup ? -205353;1353810945;Diablo-D3;and even if I was, wouldnt nefario have emailed me? -205352;1353810954;Namjies;No, but you received multiple payments. -205351;1353810963;Diablo-D3;yeah, one for each -205350;1353810965;Diablo-D3;and no duplicates -205349;1353810979;Namjies;If his script checked only for that, even if they were not duplicates, the script might have excluded you from lists. -205348;1353810992;Namjies;I doubt he automatically generated them. -205347;1353811005;Namjies;Is what I mean. -205346;1353811015;Diablo-D3;he should have -205345;1353811023;Diablo-D3;its like easy shmeezy perl -205344;1353811037;Diablo-D3;this is like perl one liner material -205343;1353811039;Namjies;I meant I doubt he manually generated them* -205342;1353811044;Diablo-D3;oh -205341;1353811046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052336 = 1.2273 BTC [-] -205340;1353811047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8013 @ 0.00052275 = 4.1888 BTC [-] -205339;1353811049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10897 @ 0.00052034 = 5.6701 BTC [-] -205338;1353811060;Diablo-D3;so basically he flagged everyone who he paid per sub account? -205337;1353811061;Diablo-D3;what a fucker -205336;1353811078;mircea_popescu;ok. proper S.MPOE contract up... http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=S.MPOE -205335;1353811089;Namjies;I'm just assuming he was putting an "OK" check on anyone who sent back a double-payment. -205334;1353811092;mircea_popescu;please everyone error hunt -205333;1353811101;Diablo-D3;Namjies: but he never contacted me -205332;1353811102;mircea_popescu;smickles jurov Namjies ^ -205331;1353811112;Diablo-D3;he knows my email -205330;1353811112;Namjies;Then used a script who excluded anyone receiving more than 1 payment and who was not OK'ed -205329;1353811113;Diablo-D3;its public -205328;1353811130;Diablo-D3;infact both my emails are public, he knows Im a forum mod, he knows Im on irc, he knows Im on github -205327;1353811135;Diablo-D3;he also knows I have a blog -205326;1353811145;Namjies;He might not even have realized asset issuers were not included in the lists. -205325;1353811153;Namjies;If he's not manually making them. -205324;1353811156;Diablo-D3;_wtf_ -205323;1353811159;Diablo-D3;no wonder glbse failed -205322;1353811162;Diablo-D3;hes a shitty coder -205321;1353811201;Diablo-D3;yup, I recieved 4 payments from my glbse address -205320;1353811205;Namjies;Although no... Usagi was included on my list. -205319;1353811211;Namjies;And he had many assets. -205318;1353811223;Namjies;I forgot about that. -205317;1353811224;Diablo-D3;7 and 27 (success and fail), 0.04 and 0.01 (dmc and myself) -205316;1353811237;Diablo-D3;yeah but I dont know how he ran his assets -205315;1353811247;Diablo-D3;he could have had a glbse account per -205314;1353811249;Diablo-D3;oh wait nm -205313;1353811258;Diablo-D3;asset creation causes sub accounts no matter what -205312;1353811291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12274 @ 0.00052034 = 6.3867 BTC [-] -205311;1353811293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9292 @ 0.0005189 = 4.8216 BTC [-] -205310;1353811331;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i didn;'t know you had a blog -205309;1353811406;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, its been linked on slashdot's front page three times among other honors -205308;1353811411;Diablo-D3;I should write for it more but meh -205307;1353811413;mircea_popescu;so link ? -205306;1353811444;pigeons;shit nefario could have manually paid all the customers by now quicker than this and with less errors -205305;1353811445;Diablo-D3;http://adterrasperaspera.com/ -205304;1353811460;mircea_popescu;pigeons even if he had no arms -205303;1353811468;mircea_popescu;and used like, his cock -205302;1353811492;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 ill pay you a bitcoin if you write an article about either mpex or trilema. -205301;1353811497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052661 = 1.2349 BTC [+] -205300;1353811499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7682 @ 0.00052723 = 4.0502 BTC [+] -205299;1353811500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00052735 = 7.5938 BTC [+] -205298;1353811501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10975 @ 0.00052741 = 5.7883 BTC [+] -205297;1353811590;smickles;00:27 < Namjies> you had many subaccount on GLBSE right? ... <<< yes -205296;1353811606;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: heh, I dont even write about dmc on my blog -205295;1353811717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11914 @ 0.00052741 = 6.2836 BTC [+] -205294;1353811870;smickles;mircea_popescu: that contract should make s.mpoe more easily understood -205293;1353811882;mircea_popescu;i would hope so -205292;1353811883;Diablo-D3;hrm smickles -205291;1353811888;mircea_popescu;will leave it like this for a little then sign it -205290;1353811889;Diablo-D3;were you here when I was talking about DMC 2.0? -205289;1353811895;mircea_popescu;would really appreciate open source typo finding etc. -205288;1353811899;smickles;I don't think so Diablo-D3 -205287;1353811903;Diablo-D3;smickles: okay so -205286;1353811912;Diablo-D3;shares like I had with DMC were a complete failure -205285;1353811918;Diablo-D3;so I dont want to go that route again -205284;1353811942;Diablo-D3;what I want to do is OID coupon non-callable corporate bonds -205283;1353811963;Diablo-D3;issue them serial numbered and pgp signed using a single use key then burn/bury the key -205282;1353812150;Diablo-D3;smickles: so what do you think? -205281;1353812362;smickles;heh, well, it sounds workable, but i'm an accountant, you might want to ask a lawyer/underwriter for advice -205280;1353812451;Diablo-D3;bitcoin doesnt have any -205279;1353812757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052536 = 1.232 BTC [-] -205278;1353812759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28700 @ 0.00052487 = 15.0638 BTC [-] -205277;1353812760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00052376 = 3.7711 BTC [-] -205276;1353812761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12105 @ 0.0005189 = 6.2813 BTC [-] -205275;1353812934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052677 = 1.2353 BTC [+] -205274;1353812936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11027 @ 0.00052741 = 5.8158 BTC [+] -205273;1353812937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24269 @ 0.00052743 = 12.8002 BTC [+] -205272;1353813002;smickles;i dunno, I think there are a few out ther -205271;1353813090;smickles;but if you have a question about receivables, payables, payroll, and a myriad of other related things, I might be a good one to ask -205270;1353813123;smickles;after the bonds are written, i know how to deal with them :) -205269;1353813354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051954 = 1.2183 BTC [-] -205268;1353813356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8251 @ 0.0005189 = 4.2814 BTC [-] -205267;1353813357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7904 @ 0.00051362 = 4.0597 BTC [-] -205266;1353813713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38000 @ 0.00051362 = 19.5176 BTC [-] -205265;1353814196;Namjies;I suppose you're not qualified at all to fill Canadian tax reports eh. -205264;1353814211;Namjies;I'll have to find myself an accountant. -205263;1353814670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051824 = 1.2153 BTC [+] -205262;1353814672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8455 @ 0.00051867 = 4.3854 BTC [+] -205261;1353814816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27216 @ 0.00051867 = 14.1161 BTC [+] -205260;1353814818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20243 @ 0.00052035 = 10.5334 BTC [+] -205259;1353815088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13350 @ 0.00051702 = 6.9022 BTC [-] -205258;1353815186;smickles;http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk%3ABitcoin&diff=524732413&oldid=524729775 -205257;1353815189;smickles;srsly -205256;1353815423;mircea_popescu;summary ? -205255;1353815481;smickles;mircea_popescu: dude keeps going on about how peeps use the wrong definition of a ponzi, i do a line by line contrast of the sec's definition of a ponzi and Bitcoin -205254;1353815498;mircea_popescu;there is a supreme court definition -205253;1353815498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25890 @ 0.00051702 = 13.3856 BTC [-] -205252;1353815499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22810 @ 0.00052035 = 11.8692 BTC [+] -205251;1353815521;smickles;the guy kept going on about the SEC's definition tho -205250;1353815534;smickles;if he want's to move the goalposts again, let him -205249;1353815559;mircea_popescu;lol -205248;1353815568;mircea_popescu;is this that zeroshadow or w/e guy ? -205247;1353815577;smickles;SudoGhost -205246;1353815580;mircea_popescu;ya -205245;1353815648;mircea_popescu;http://www.stevequayle.com/index.php?s=33&d=196 -205244;1353815652;mircea_popescu;this is kinda funny. -205243;1353815837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051416 = 1.2057 BTC [-] -205242;1353815839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3196 @ 0.00051362 = 1.6415 BTC [-] -205241;1353815840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00051343 = 10.0119 BTC [-] -205240;1353815841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11528 @ 0.00051085 = 5.8891 BTC [-] -205239;1353815841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9431 @ 0.00050865 = 4.7971 BTC [-] -205238;1353815854;smickles;lol -205237;1353815931;smickles;Boniek stated that he was in control of the court and dismissed the case against himself."" -205236;1353816001;smickles;The policeman pointed to Boniek's waistband, which was covered with sweater and coat. The policeman suggested that Boniek was concealing a handgun, <<< what a fucking bitch -205235;1353816053;gigavps;just when you though hacking wasn't for girls -> http://scanlime.org/2012/11/hacking-my-vagina/ -205234;1353816256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051491 = 1.2075 BTC [+] -205233;1353816257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15050 @ 0.00051536 = 7.7562 BTC [+] -205232;1353816258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5347 @ 0.00052035 = 2.7823 BTC [+] -205231;1353816259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00052341 = 2.0675 BTC [+] -205230;1353816260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12059 @ 0.00052393 = 6.3181 BTC [+] -205229;1353816787;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13qosb/comparison_of_bitcoin_and_the_sec_definition_of_a/c769y0i -205228;1353817045;mircea_popescu;curious how tjhat'll go. -205227;1353817080;smickles;well, there is already an appeal that anyone else stand on the side of SudoGhost -205226;1353817260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39300 @ 0.00052149 = 20.4946 BTC [-] -205225;1353817262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00051603 = 10.0626 BTC [-] -205224;1353817263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00050865 = 4.1709 BTC [-] -205223;1353817345;smickles;well, when your wife asks you to give her the ruler... -205222;1353817675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00050907 = 1.1938 BTC [+] -205221;1353817676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26919 @ 0.00050865 = 13.6923 BTC [-] -205220;1353817767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24450 @ 0.00050705 = 12.3974 BTC [-] -205219;1353818512;mircea_popescu;on the bottom ? -205218;1353818733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.00050638 = 10.7859 BTC [-] -205217;1353818734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00050621 = 9.7192 BTC [-] -205216;1353819086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14680 @ 0.00050621 = 7.4312 BTC [-] -205215;1353819087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22920 @ 0.00050617 = 11.6014 BTC [-] -205214;1353819332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00332909 = 4.1614 BTC [-] -205213;1353820001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15583 @ 0.00050617 = 7.8876 BTC [-] -205212;1353820131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4547 @ 0.00050617 = 2.3016 BTC [-] -205211;1353820133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22306 @ 0.0005059 = 11.2846 BTC [-] -205210;1353820694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 544 @ 0.0005059 = 0.2752 BTC [-] -205209;1353820695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30649 @ 0.00050556 = 15.4949 BTC [-] -205208;1353820697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19807 @ 0.00050469 = 9.9964 BTC [-] -205207;1353820754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29895 @ 0.00050469 = 15.0877 BTC [-] -205206;1353820756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16855 @ 0.00050463 = 8.5055 BTC [-] -205205;1353820882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1986 @ 0.00050705 = 1.007 BTC [+] -205204;1353820884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24864 @ 0.00051272 = 12.7483 BTC [+] -205203;1353821166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29545 @ 0.00050463 = 14.9093 BTC [-] -205202;1353821167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24755 @ 0.0005032 = 12.4567 BTC [-] -205201;1353821719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00050915 = 1.194 BTC [+] -205200;1353821720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9605 @ 0.00050983 = 4.8969 BTC [+] -205199;1353821834;smickles;12.5 on gox -205198;1353821843;smickles;nifty -205197;1353821880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6845 @ 0.00050983 = 3.4898 BTC [+] -205196;1353821882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4936 @ 0.00051272 = 2.5308 BTC [+] -205195;1353821918;smickles;;;calc [ticker --last] * 0.00051272 * 1000000000 -205194;1353821918;gribble;6417664.968 -205193;1353822012;mircea_popescu;smickles what did icbit close at ? -205192;1353822040;smickles;11.89585 -205191;1353822053;mircea_popescu;i see -205190;1353822076;smickles;it's been about the same for 3 days now -205189;1353822117;mircea_popescu;ridoinculous. -205188;1353822120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00052392 = 0.5239 BTC [+] -205187;1353822121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26503 @ 0.00052393 = 13.8857 BTC [+] -205186;1353822121;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -205185;1353822129;gribble;Time since last block: 32 minutes and 27 seconds -205184;1353822138;smickles;i could buy it all the way to 12.5 right now, but this volatility on gox is getting out of hand, i'm not sure if a sharp dip is around the corner or not -205183;1353822139;mircea_popescu;aren't these things supposed to be 6 minutes apart. -205182;1353822145;smickles;10 -205181;1353822154;smickles;on average -205180;1353822155;mircea_popescu;right. even so... -205179;1353822176;mircea_popescu;re icbit : i wouldn't buy up to anything on full leverage. -205178;1353822212;smickles;it'd take about half my (personal) margin -205177;1353822244;mircea_popescu;that may be sustainable. -205176;1353822251;smickles;i've got a bid at 11.8, that's where my spooky sense starts tingling -205175;1353822338;jcpham;so smickles -205174;1353822348;smickles;so jcpham -205173;1353822356;jcpham;those 160btc in s2cm shares are gone now -205172;1353822357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17123 @ 0.00051696 = 8.8519 BTC [-] -205171;1353822362;jcpham;because nefario is a cunt -205170;1353822365;jcpham;correct? -205169;1353822381;smickles;i dunno, was there news that he's not giving us info? -205168;1353822389;jcpham;have i properly summarized the situation? -205167;1353822401;smickles;he's given back info to some people -205166;1353822409;mircea_popescu;4 a day. on average. -205165;1353822415;mircea_popescu;if 4 is 3 and day is week. -205164;1353822421;jcpham;ic -205163;1353822421;smickles;if we get infos, we're liquidating and paying the shareholders -205162;1353822441;jcpham;i'm going to have to say all bitcoin site admins are cunts -205161;1353822445;jcpham;going forwards -205160;1353822459;jcpham;history has meaning and it should never be ignored -205159;1353822459;smickles;did you file an account claim with glbse? -205158;1353822475;jcpham;i logged in and submitted said details -205157;1353822477;mircea_popescu;jcpham i go backwards... -205156;1353822484;jcpham;under duress if subpoened -205155;1353822489;smickles;well, you've done all that i know you can -205154;1353822518;jcpham;mircea_popescu you can be in cunt club if you want -205153;1353822522;jcpham;it's invite only -205152;1353822523;mircea_popescu;unfair generalisation. i was trading when pirate was just a tyke. -205151;1353822529;mircea_popescu;i was in business when bitcoinica was getting started -205150;1353822539;mircea_popescu;i was here throughout. you can't say ALL. -205149;1353822542;mircea_popescu;so nyah. -205148;1353822544;jcpham;show me the screenshots -205147;1353822545;smickles;jcpham: render me an opinion of that widget on the right under the search bar http://blog.smickles.com/ -205146;1353822552;jcpham;no romanian blog bullshit either -205145;1353822552;mircea_popescu;what'd you like to see ? -205144;1353822555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00050382 = 1.1815 BTC [-] -205143;1353822556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1295 @ 0.0005032 = 0.6516 BTC [-] -205142;1353822558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14720 @ 0.00050294 = 7.4033 BTC [-] -205141;1353822559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9245 @ 0.00050198 = 4.6408 BTC [-] -205140;1353822598;jcpham;mircea_popescu jon matonis was sharing your blog the other day -205139;1353822599;smickles;jcpham: re the bitcoinica mention, i can vouch that mpoe was there before bitcoinica -205138;1353822609;jcpham;you'll have to clean up your act -205137;1353822625;smickles;it was an email interface, but it worked -205136;1353822637;mircea_popescu;6395 kreal 58 mircea_popescu 2011-07-26 05:10:22 1 sold 60 bitcoins, payment first. no problems. -205135;1353822638;mircea_popescu;there. -205134;1353822651;mircea_popescu;jcpham oh ? -205133;1353822652;jcpham;-otc is a joke and can't be trusted -205132;1353822670;mircea_popescu;so what, kreal lied about me buying 60 btc last july ? -205131;1353822671;jcpham;WHAT!?! -205130;1353822677;jcpham;OMG WHAT did he say -205129;1353822682;jcpham;yep. -205128;1353822686;mircea_popescu;uhm -205127;1353822699;smickles;jcpham: can i have some of what you're drinking? -205126;1353822705;jcpham;no! -205125;1353822708;mircea_popescu;lol -205124;1353822716;smickles;;P -205123;1353822718;mircea_popescu;he's drinking 17 yo virgin girl tears from hard spanking -205122;1353822725;mircea_popescu;mixed with goose breastmilk -205121;1353822729;jcpham;makes me invisible -205120;1353822735;smickles;:o -205119;1353822758;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -205118;1353822759;gribble;Time since last block: 2 minutes and 1 second -205117;1353822777;jcpham;i was just joking but not really -205116;1353822786;jcpham;about all of that -205115;1353822789;jcpham;whatever i said -205114;1353822911;mircea_popescu;lol -205113;1353822922;mircea_popescu;so what about my act ? -205112;1353822945;jcpham;thankfully we haven't crossed swords yet -205111;1353822953;mircea_popescu;who ? you and matonis ? -205110;1353822963;smickles;only 4 more to go to hit the top of /r/bitcoin -205109;1353822979;mircea_popescu;btw smickles your blog looks all fucked up in opera -205108;1353822986;jcpham;i'm sorry i'm confused -205107;1353822987;mircea_popescu;everything on the left column is scrunched in bottom -205106;1353823047;smickles;oh jeez -205105;1353823086;jcpham;https://plus.google.com/100109831949151899859/posts/RdSRMn5B9gK -205104;1353823091;jcpham;was my reference -205103;1353823091;mircea_popescu;smickles user browsershots.org -205102;1353823104;jcpham;i like the internet because i can cite things -205101;1353823124;mircea_popescu;I can't say I particularly liked this article. The tone was very hurtful to those people. I imagine any "Imbecilitarians" reading it would be offended. -205100;1353823125;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -205099;1353823125;jcpham;notice how kind i am -205098;1353823147;mircea_popescu;i thought you were a real friend -205097;1353823151;jcpham;i am -205096;1353823159;jcpham;but the internet isn't real -205095;1353823168;mircea_popescu;dericc aztrott ?! -205094;1353823174;jcpham;god put the internet here for my amusement -205093;1353823178;mircea_popescu;that name alone... i imagine it must have been very hurtful in jr high -205092;1353823190;jcpham;cold -205091;1353823199;mircea_popescu;you know when you get drunk you sound like reeses sober. -205090;1353823211;jcpham;i'm not druuuuuuunk -205089;1353823215;mircea_popescu;a ok. -205088;1353823244;jcpham;join the g+ and friend me up -205087;1353823250;mircea_popescu;i don't have a g -205086;1353823254;jcpham;give your datas to google -205085;1353823258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00050779 = 1.1908 BTC [+] -205084;1353823258;mircea_popescu;IT's A MYTH -205083;1353823259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11914 @ 0.00050846 = 6.0578 BTC [+] -205082;1353823267;mircea_popescu;i don't even have a gmail acct. -205081;1353823271;jcpham;google needs all your data to feed -205080;1353823286;jcpham;without your data there can be no driverless cars -205079;1353823317;mircea_popescu;but i don't want driverless cars. -205078;1353823329;mircea_popescu;i want like... 5 cars per mn pop, and driven by buxom topless chicks. -205077;1353823333;jcpham;me neither but google still needs the data -205076;1353823358;jcpham;google's new game turns your cell phone into a street view camera -205075;1353823361;mircea_popescu;think how great london would be if there were like 30 cars in all of it -205074;1353823429;jcpham;and i could tear through the streets as fast as i want? -205073;1353823436;mircea_popescu;well pretty much -205072;1353823436;jcpham;pretty freaking awesome -205071;1353823447;mircea_popescu;you'd have to get D cups to be allowed to drive tho -205070;1353823467;smickles;mircea_popescu: only one that looks strange is opera on debian 6 -205069;1353823482;mircea_popescu;smickles a ok disregard then -205068;1353823502;mircea_popescu;btw : i'm working with a crew to release a bitcoin 2 minute video. if it comes through it will be lulzy. -205067;1353823514;smickles;oh, well, that widget i was asking about is slightly off on some things -205066;1353823565;smickles;lolwut: http://api.browsershots.org/png/original/08/0854ae5085fb55e12550a0c2135aa06e.png -205065;1353823596;mircea_popescu;windows rules so much -205064;1353823628;smickles;wow, dillo pulled a cert warning out of an http page -205063;1353823740;smickles;looks f'n sweet on links -205062;1353824020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28291 @ 0.00050934 = 14.4097 BTC [+] -205061;1353824021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28700 @ 0.00050712 = 14.5543 BTC [-] -205060;1353824023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 394 @ 0.00050198 = 0.1978 BTC [-] -205059;1353824269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00050244 = 1.1782 BTC [+] -205058;1353824271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10311 @ 0.00050198 = 5.1759 BTC [-] -205057;1353824272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12266 @ 0.00050119 = 6.1476 BTC [-] -205056;1353824272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10878 @ 0.00049915 = 5.4298 BTC [-] -205055;1353824305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5827 @ 0.00049915 = 2.9085 BTC [-] -205054;1353824373;mircea_popescu;dillo pulled a cert warning out of an http page << rich -205053;1353824443;mircea_popescu; -205052;1353824445;mircea_popescu;possible cause -205051;1353824483;smickles;ah, the truth will out -205050;1353824490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10701 @ 0.00049912 = 5.3411 BTC [-] -205049;1353824528;smickles;that's only there for the fancy gen your own donation addy -205048;1353824730;smickles;currently, icbit is offering 7.85~x leverage -205047;1353824771;mircea_popescu;uh -205046;1353824811;smickles;it changes based on recent volatility in the buz2 market -205045;1353824844;mircea_popescu;uh -205044;1353825106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38473 @ 0.00049913 = 19.203 BTC [+] -205043;1353825108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00050293 = 5.6328 BTC [+] -205042;1353825109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22392 @ 0.00050669 = 11.3458 BTC [+] -205041;1353825110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00051242 = 15.3726 BTC [+] -205040;1353825111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00051864 = 9.3874 BTC [+] -205039;1353825112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33966 @ 0.00052187 = 17.7258 BTC [+] -205038;1353825113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16859 @ 0.00052393 = 8.8329 BTC [+] -205037;1353825180;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -205036;1353825182;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00308319 / 0.00323193 / 0.00339944 (34024 shares, 109.96 BTC), 30day: 0.00180002 / 0.00331778 / 0.00339944 (941672 shares, 3,124.26 BTC) -205035;1353825755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052576 = 1.2329 BTC [+] -205034;1353825756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11463 @ 0.00052626 = 6.0325 BTC [+] -205033;1353825850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005257 = 1.2328 BTC [-] -205032;1353825851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30177 @ 0.000525 = 15.8429 BTC [-] -205031;1353825936;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -205030;1353825936;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.51000, Best ask: 12.51990, Bid-ask spread: 0.00990, Last trade: 12.51000, 24 hour volume: 19222.98667956, 24 hour low: 12.25000, 24 hour high: 12.55000, 24 hour vwap: 12.41369 -205029;1353825952;mircea_popescu;so it broke the .5 -205028;1353825965;mircea_popescu;well i'm off to bed -205027;1353860144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052494 = 1.231 BTC [+] -205026;1353860145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16450 @ 0.00052501 = 8.6364 BTC [+] -205025;1353860146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10239 @ 0.00052974 = 5.424 BTC [+] -205024;1353860147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20590 @ 0.00053001 = 10.9129 BTC [+] -205023;1353860155;mircea_popescu;63! -205022;1353860158;mircea_popescu;53 even -205021;1353860159;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -205020;1353860160;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.39993, Best ask: 12.39994, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.39993, 24 hour volume: 25409.97316755, 24 hour low: 12.30001, 24 hour high: 12.60000, 24 hour vwap: 12.47317 -205019;1353860493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052326 = 1.227 BTC [-] -205018;1353860494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29950 @ 0.00052308 = 15.6662 BTC [-] -205017;1353860674;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=95826.40 so it turns out ciuciu is in default -205016;1353860677;mircea_popescu;copumpkin ^ -205015;1353860728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2855 @ 0.0005154 = 1.4715 BTC [-] -205014;1353860729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00051517 = 6.182 BTC [-] -205013;1353860731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11563 @ 0.00051474 = 5.9519 BTC [-] -205012;1353860732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4882 @ 0.0005146 = 2.5123 BTC [-] -205011;1353861668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12637 @ 0.0005146 = 6.503 BTC [-] -205010;1353861669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8581 @ 0.00051382 = 4.4091 BTC [-] -205009;1353861671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5332 @ 0.00051284 = 2.7345 BTC [-] -205008;1353861746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22205 @ 0.00052168 = 11.5839 BTC [+] -205007;1353862255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25650 @ 0.0005246 = 13.456 BTC [+] -205006;1353862256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1410 @ 0.00053001 = 0.7473 BTC [+] -205005;1353862258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00053053 = 5.544 BTC [+] -205004;1353862259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5290 @ 0.00053212 = 2.8149 BTC [+] -205003;1353862367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053177 = 1.247 BTC [-] -205002;1353862369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15155 @ 0.00053212 = 8.0643 BTC [+] -205001;1353862715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19550 @ 0.00053128 = 10.3865 BTC [-] -205000;1353862717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18255 @ 0.00053212 = 9.7139 BTC [+] -204999;1353862718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10813 @ 0.0005329 = 5.7622 BTC [+] -204998;1353862719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58232 @ 0.00053291 = 31.0324 BTC [+] -204997;1353862795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00053291 = 9.6457 BTC [+] -204996;1353864135;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: he should start doing porn -204995;1353864152;mircea_popescu;all that's missing. -204994;1353864172;mircea_popescu;granny porn, maybe. for symmetry. -204993;1353864395;Ukto;heh, in the post ciuciu wrote "You now want me to pay back, following a list given by you the thieves. Am I correct?" Sounds like he got one of those dbl payments. -204992;1353864417;Ukto;So that means he has funds to make good on his buyback :P -204991;1353864419;PsychoticBoy;almost alll asset issuers on GLBSE are scammers and now that glbse is closed, the scammers come out of closet -204990;1353864468;PsychoticBoy;cuicui, goat, gigavps, name them -204989;1353864473;Ukto;I dont think any "bonds" on gblse ever did good/proper, did they? -204988;1353864473;mircea_popescu;oh, where was that image -204987;1353864481;Ukto;havent they all turned out to be scams? -204986;1353864498;PsychoticBoy;almost all, glbse investors are fucked -204985;1353864540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15075 @ 0.00052811 = 7.9613 BTC [-] -204984;1353864554;Ukto;seems the mining rigs (the real ones) were the only ones that were not intented to be scams. (and even then, some try it) -204983;1353864604;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134654389322.png -204982;1353864783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7700 @ 0.00339999 = 26.1799 BTC [+] -204981;1353864826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2342 @ 0.00052811 = 1.2368 BTC [-] -204980;1353864827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35000 @ 0.00052922 = 18.5227 BTC [+] -204979;1353864829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1968 @ 0.00053291 = 1.0488 BTC [+] -204978;1353864830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2290 @ 0.00053346 = 1.2216 BTC [+] -204977;1353865016;Ukto;Namjies.. if he continues btc-mining, _might_ consider it -204976;1353865171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18850 @ 0.00053018 = 9.9939 BTC [-] -204975;1353865173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14750 @ 0.00053346 = 7.8685 BTC [+] -204974;1353865414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9836 @ 0.00053346 = 5.2471 BTC [+] -204973;1353865757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20735 @ 0.00053346 = 11.0613 BTC [+] -204972;1353865759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9351 @ 0.00053411 = 4.9945 BTC [+] -204971;1353865760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12814 @ 0.00053446 = 6.8486 BTC [+] -204970;1353866205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053445 = 0.5345 BTC [-] -204969;1353866205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8236 @ 0.00053446 = 4.4018 BTC [+] -204968;1353866207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2114 @ 0.00053452 = 1.13 BTC [+] -204967;1353866316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31486 @ 0.00053452 = 16.8299 BTC [+] -204966;1353866317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13314 @ 0.00053456 = 7.1171 BTC [+] -204965;1353867294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19100 @ 0.0005328 = 10.1765 BTC [-] -204964;1353867296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053455 = 0.5346 BTC [+] -204963;1353867297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00053456 = 6.5216 BTC [+] -204962;1353867537;pigeons;I sent cryptostocks an email telling him to announce his trades for assbot -204961;1353867664;mircea_popescu;pigeons we had a chat a couple months back, he was going to do it then -204960;1353867677;pigeons;ok he's just on BFL time -204959;1353867746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10467 @ 0.00053116 = 5.5597 BTC [-] -204958;1353867748;mircea_popescu;lol -204957;1353867760;mircea_popescu;so i've been top fish for ~2 hours now, smickles take that! -204956;1353868040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053078 = 1.2447 BTC [-] -204955;1353868041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00053054 = 4.7218 BTC [-] -204954;1353868043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12655 @ 0.00052793 = 6.681 BTC [-] -204953;1353868180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053105 = 1.2453 BTC [+] -204952;1353868181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32833 @ 0.00053116 = 17.4396 BTC [+] -204951;1353868183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10517 @ 0.00053456 = 5.622 BTC [+] -204950;1353868310;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu how much did you blow on that game so far -204949;1353868330;mircea_popescu;i made ~3btc last time, i'm ahead about 3 btc this time -204948;1353868342;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-biggest-fish-revisited/ sauce. -204947;1353868353;kakobrekla;screw mpex this is much more profitable -204946;1353868364;mircea_popescu;lol not rly. -204945;1353868374;mircea_popescu;3btc/day = 100 / month = peanuts. -204944;1353868405;mircea_popescu;i think smickles made maybe 5 or so -204943;1353868413;kakobrekla;i sell about that much per month -204942;1353868415;kakobrekla;to live -204941;1353868415;mircea_popescu;cause he got lucky, otherwise i'd have been +8 last time -204940;1353868423;kakobrekla;100, not 5. -204939;1353868454;kakobrekla;so i could live off fishes -204938;1353868457;kakobrekla;in theory -204937;1353868459;mircea_popescu;so go ahead. -204936;1353868466;mircea_popescu;click on me, put .2 in, have fun -204935;1353868512;mircea_popescu;so basically the forum wants gigavps to buyback bonds at 1.05 btc each + all the dividends -204934;1353868540;Ukto;? -204933;1353868543;Ukto;whats this biggest fish thing? -204932;1353868554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1619 @ 0.00053456 = 0.8655 BTC [+] -204931;1353868554;mircea_popescu;some game ukto -204930;1353868555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9381 @ 0.00053461 = 5.0152 BTC [+] -204929;1353868559;mircea_popescu;http://78.47.168.188/ -204928;1353868580;kakobrekla;i love it how the link is direct ip lol -204927;1353868582;Ukto;Error: Not Found -204926;1353868583;Ukto;The requested URL / was not found on this server. -204925;1353868588;mircea_popescu;kik -204924;1353868598;kakobrekla;works here -204923;1353868599;kakobrekla;oh -204922;1353868603;Ukto;oh -204921;1353868604;kakobrekla;i see we have hooks now -204920;1353868614;Ukto;it was freom the link on polimedia -204919;1353868614;kakobrekla;what the point of those -204918;1353868638;mircea_popescu;i think just decor -204917;1353868655;kakobrekla;what is* -204916;1353868663;kakobrekla;damn a whole word missing there. -204915;1353868667;Ukto;i tried clicking hte how it works on polimedia and got taht 404 hehe -204914;1353868679;mircea_popescu;o that was old version -204913;1353868686;mircea_popescu;i should update the link -204912;1353868690;Ukto;dont see one on the actual game -204911;1353868691;Ukto;ahh -204910;1353868754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 369 @ 0.00053461 = 0.1973 BTC [+] -204909;1353868755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00053468 = 5.9617 BTC [+] -204908;1353868756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1831 @ 0.00053519 = 0.9799 BTC [+] -204907;1353869011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052813 = 1.2385 BTC [-] -204906;1353869012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11495 @ 0.00052793 = 6.0686 BTC [-] -204905;1353869430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 308 @ 0.00052793 = 0.1626 BTC [-] -204904;1353869431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14838 @ 0.00052609 = 7.8061 BTC [-] -204903;1353869812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26650 @ 0.00052609 = 14.0203 BTC [-] -204902;1353870356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00052683 = 1.4751 BTC [+] -204901;1353870356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052803 = 1.2382 BTC [+] -204900;1353870358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9655 @ 0.00052813 = 5.0991 BTC [+] -204899;1353870450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 396 @ 0.00052813 = 0.2091 BTC [+] -204898;1353870452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22558 @ 0.00052879 = 11.9284 BTC [+] -204897;1353870453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4973 @ 0.00053067 = 2.639 BTC [+] -204896;1353870841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052638 = 1.2344 BTC [-] -204895;1353870843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12282 @ 0.00052609 = 6.4614 BTC [-] -204894;1353870844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1315 @ 0.00052452 = 0.6897 BTC [-] -204893;1353871694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29303 @ 0.00052743 = 15.4553 BTC [+] -204892;1353871928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5197 @ 0.00052743 = 2.7411 BTC [+] -204891;1353872151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2255 @ 0.00052452 = 1.1828 BTC [-] -204890;1353872152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00052431 = 6.0296 BTC [-] -204889;1353872154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7450 @ 0.00052393 = 3.9033 BTC [-] -204888;1353872155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4095 @ 0.00052323 = 2.1426 BTC [-] -204887;1353872843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6992 @ 0.00052498 = 3.6707 BTC [+] -204886;1353872845;smickles;16:22 < mircea_popescu> so i've been top fish for ~2 hours now, smickles take that! << oh noes, i've been doing other things and my fish has been invisible for who knows how long -204885;1353872948;smickles;oh mircea_popescu, d'ja !ticker s.dice recently? -204884;1353873167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23305 @ 0.00052323 = 12.1939 BTC [-] -204883;1353873168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4745 @ 0.00052113 = 2.4728 BTC [-] -204882;1353873341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00052113 = 4.8986 BTC [-] -204881;1353873807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16731 @ 0.00052113 = 8.719 BTC [-] -204880;1353873808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00052078 = 4.6349 BTC [-] -204879;1353873810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3569 @ 0.0005202 = 1.8566 BTC [-] -204878;1353874915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00052149 = 11.0556 BTC [+] -204877;1353874916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3996 @ 0.00052314 = 2.0905 BTC [+] -204876;1353875043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.0005202 = 8.7914 BTC [-] -204875;1353875490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13304 @ 0.00052314 = 6.9599 BTC [+] -204874;1353875492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00052316 = 4.1853 BTC [+] -204873;1353875493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4396 @ 0.00052498 = 2.3078 BTC [+] -204872;1353875694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7311 @ 0.0005202 = 3.8032 BTC [-] -204871;1353875845;dub;fishgame working? -204870;1353876000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3950 @ 0.00339999 = 13.43 BTC [+] -204869;1353876442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00051839 = 2.0217 BTC [-] -204868;1353876481;Ukto;hmm, did Theymos ban images from sigs? -204867;1353876496;smickles;sort've, i think you have to pay for 'em -204866;1353876519;Ukto;ah. I remember I used to see them, and noticed none of the pages I looked at lately had any -204865;1353876537;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/13qosb/comparison_of_bitcoin_and_the_sec_definition_of_a/c76iqhn << i guess I f'd up a little -204864;1353876603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18319 @ 0.00052 = 9.5259 BTC [+] -204863;1353876693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28521 @ 0.00051839 = 14.785 BTC [-] -204862;1353876694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00051789 = 1.5019 BTC [-] -204861;1353876696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20842 @ 0.00051788 = 10.7937 BTC [-] -204860;1353877112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4758 @ 0.00051788 = 2.4641 BTC [-] -204859;1353877113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2691 @ 0.00051614 = 1.3889 BTC [-] -204858;1353877466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4170 @ 0.00052 = 2.1684 BTC [+] -204857;1353877843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 815 @ 0.00052498 = 0.4279 BTC [+] -204856;1353877845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17685 @ 0.0005285 = 9.3465 BTC [+] -204855;1353878073;pigeons;when does biggest fish ip on mpex? -204854;1353878077;pigeons;*ipo -204853;1353878091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052843 = 1.2392 BTC [-] -204852;1353878092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9915 @ 0.0005285 = 5.2401 BTC [+] -204851;1353878094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6640 @ 0.00052903 = 3.5128 BTC [+] -204850;1353878507;smickles;pigeons: i dunno if they will ipo if freemoney buys them outright -204849;1353878550;smickles;:o -204848;1353878556;Ukto;A brand new car! -204847;1353878568;smickles;:D -204846;1353878579;Ukto;After 100 monthly installments of 50btc. -204845;1353878580;Ukto;:P -204844;1353878586;smickles;:( -204843;1353878601;pigeons;ok i'll wait for the Satoshi Fishing clone -204842;1353878612;smickles;That better be a self driving car for that price -204841;1353878629;Ukto;smickles: no. just interest :P -204840;1353878639;pigeons;7% a week -204839;1353878730;Ukto;Sup Jay-Woo :P -204838;1353878814;thestringpuller;smickles -204837;1353878830;smickles;thestringpuller: heh, just as I would've left -204836;1353878835;thestringpuller;nvm -204835;1353878837;Ukto;snickles :P -204834;1353878842;smickles;oh it's np -204833;1353878847;thestringpuller;hahaha -204832;1353878872;Ukto;"Don't get your snickers in a wad" :P -204831;1353878887;thestringpuller;Why do all games have shitty endings these days (random) -204830;1353878901;smickles;thestringpuller: I've got a link for you to have a gander at :) -204829;1353878906;thestringpuller;I will pay someone 100000 btc to make a good game -204828;1353878920;Ukto;does it have to be a story game -204827;1353878924;thestringpuller;yes -204826;1353878924;Ukto;or just multiplayer -204825;1353878930;Ukto;i'll work that later -204824;1353878937;thestringpuller;i want something with a story that compares to GTA IV or Alan Wake -204823;1353878942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005214 = 1.2227 BTC [-] -204822;1353878943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19201 @ 0.00052109 = 10.0054 BTC [-] -204821;1353878957;smickles;thestringpuller: http://starpas.azcc.gov/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=wsbroker1/names-detail.p?name-id=L18030781&type=PENDING%20CORP. -204820;1353878994;thestringpuller;are you trying to hack me -204819;1353879001;thestringpuller;that link looks sketchy -204818;1353879011;thestringpuller;i'll open it with curl -204817;1353879019;smickles;heh, i wonder how curl will do -204816;1353879059;thestringpuller;NICE! -204815;1353879063;thestringpuller;smickles accounting corp -204814;1353879066;smickles;still pending tho -204813;1353879070;thestringpuller;Congratulations sir! -204812;1353879091;thestringpuller;why does it expire in march? -204811;1353879102;thestringpuller;pi-day in fact -204810;1353879153;smickles;they got it back on the 13th -204809;1353879153;smickles;so this tuesday, it'll be 2 weeks worth of processing a few forms -204808;1353879177;Ukto;do you have a cpa license? -204807;1353879182;smickles;lol, didn't notice pi day -204806;1353879197;smickles;Ukto: no, i'm a little ways off from being a cpa yet -204805;1353879204;Ukto;ahh -204804;1353879207;Ukto;well good luck with it! :) -204803;1353879216;smickles;thanks! :D -204802;1353879284;smickles;yeah, I'll be providing bookeeping, payroll, accounts receivable, accounts payable, consulting and related services. All custom taylored to bitcoin businesses -204801;1353879310;Ukto;once weex get going a bit further -204800;1353879320;smickles;I believe my plan for A/P is the most secure solution to date, private keys will never even be on a HD -204799;1353879324;Ukto;I plan to hire a cpa firm to do a weekly/monthly audit of all accounts -204798;1353879337;Ukto;usd, aud, cad, btc, etc -204797;1353879348;Ukto;and have them post on the same basis that all looks right with the world -204796;1353879349;smickles;aw, too bad i'm not a cpa, I can't do public audits :| -204795;1353879432;thestringpuller;when will you get your cpa? -204794;1353879461;smickles;thestringpuller: it takes years, the requirements are harsh -204793;1353879467;thestringpuller;heh -204792;1353879484;thestringpuller;Why don't you do it kingpin style and hire a CPA with an "offer they can't refuse"? -204791;1353879490;Ukto;why setting up the llc now then ? -204790;1353879521;smickles;Ukto: accounting isn't just what cpas do -204789;1353879551;Ukto;"Certified Public Accountant' primary purpose. :P -204788;1353879553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052459 = 1.2302 BTC [+] -204787;1353879555;Ukto;to Account -204786;1353879555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20336 @ 0.00052472 = 10.6707 BTC [+] -204785;1353879555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6319 @ 0.00052903 = 3.3429 BTC [+] -204784;1353879569;smickles;really, a CPA licens is so that you can do Audits on publicly traded companies and such like that -204783;1353879630;smickles;almost every other aspect of accounting can be done by accountants who are not CPAs -204782;1353879679;thestringpuller;could you help me become publicly traded -204781;1353879682;thestringpuller;if I had the volume that is -204780;1353879683;smickles;Oh, and a CPA can sign your 1040 as a preparer, wehre oters cant -204779;1353879687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052133 = 1.2225 BTC [-] -204778;1353879688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10229 @ 0.00052109 = 5.3302 BTC [-] -204777;1353879725;Ukto;smickles: I have had my own s-corps for the last 10 years. -204776;1353879739;Ukto;I generally file about 300 pages worth in taxes a year to the irs -204775;1353879746;Ukto;just for the businesses :P -204774;1353879753;Ukto;I have a geat cpa -204773;1353879785;Ukto;my personal/family taxes re bloated out to about 38 pages yearly -204772;1353879787;thestringpuller;what is a geat -204771;1353879787;smickles;I'm sure you do. Most people who are CPAs are excellent accountants -204770;1353879818;Ukto;Everyone should always have a cpa do their taxes -204769;1353879823;Ukto;if a cpa is not singing off on them -204768;1353879836;Ukto;then you are personally responsible for any mistakes, and could goto jail -204767;1353879847;Ukto;if a cpa signs, and tehres a mistake, there is a simple procedure to fix it -204766;1353879881;smickles;ya know, a CPA can represent you in place of a lawyer in some cases? -204765;1353879894;Ukto;yup, just depends -204764;1353879914;Ukto;to get an EVSSL cert, you have to provide a letter from a lawyer, or cpa -204763;1353879993;smickles;I plan to become a CPA, it just takes time, and I have to work under a CPA for at least 2 years before I can even attempt the exams -204762;1353880026;smickles;so I'll have to wait until my daughter and coming son are a little older -204761;1353880065;thestringpuller;children rule though -204760;1353880094;Ukto;I have 4 :P -204759;1353880183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.00051917 = 8.1769 BTC [-] -204758;1353880184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19950 @ 0.00051677 = 10.3096 BTC [-] -204757;1353880330;smickles;Ukto: i'm willing to bet you are older than i am tho :P -204756;1353880345;Ukto;just turned 32 -204755;1353880350;thestringpuller;you're old as shit -204754;1353880351;thestringpuller;jk -204753;1353880351;thestringpuller;jk -204752;1353880357;Ukto;lol -204751;1353880369;thestringpuller;i estimated you being in your late 30's mr. smickles -204750;1353880370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00051677 = 7.8549 BTC [-] -204749;1353880371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00051628 = 3.6656 BTC [-] -204748;1353880384;thestringpuller;we would have gone to school together -204747;1353880385;thestringpuller;lol -204746;1353880390;smickles;heh -204745;1353880410;smickles;I went to a highschool that Jay Leno once called "fort fertile" -204744;1353880430;smickles;not at all because of me tho :/ -204743;1353880435;Ukto;lol, too bad -204742;1353880436;Ukto;:P -204741;1353880439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14826 @ 0.00051971 = 7.7052 BTC [+] -204740;1353880440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12324 @ 0.00052903 = 6.5198 BTC [+] -204739;1353880586;smickles;looks like icbit futures might finally close above 12 -204738;1353880651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052875 = 1.2399 BTC [-] -204737;1353880653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1367 @ 0.00052903 = 0.7232 BTC [+] -204736;1353880654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2888 @ 0.00052987 = 1.5303 BTC [+] -204735;1353880678;thestringpuller;the price is going up though -204734;1353880698;smickles;thestringpuller: the futures market is a funny thing -204733;1353880702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051649 = 1.2112 BTC [-] -204732;1353880704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00051628 = 1.6005 BTC [-] -204731;1353880704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16809 @ 0.00051614 = 8.6758 BTC [-] -204730;1353880705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2972 @ 0.00051565 = 1.5325 BTC [-] -204729;1353880984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00338509 = 6.0932 BTC [-] -204728;1353881234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00051638 = 0.7229 BTC [+] -204727;1353881236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12439 @ 0.00051565 = 6.4142 BTC [-] -204726;1353881715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052956 = 1.2418 BTC [+] -204725;1353881717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00052956 = 5.5339 BTC [+] -204724;1353882259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052609 = 1.2337 BTC [-] -204723;1353882260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4155 @ 0.00052576 = 2.1845 BTC [-] -204722;1353882375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2445 @ 0.00052576 = 1.2855 BTC [-] -204721;1353882377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29750 @ 0.0005184 = 15.4224 BTC [-] -204720;1353882377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 394 @ 0.00051565 = 0.2032 BTC [-] -204719;1353882378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2661 @ 0.00051557 = 1.3719 BTC [-] -204718;1353882544;smickles;http://closeuptvnews.com/closeuptalkradio/pressreleases/StephaneRancourtPR.pdf&ct=ga&cad=CAcQARgBIAEoATAAOABA4brChQVIAlgAYgVlbi1VUw&cd=2Z-RgDku6TY&usg=AFQjCNFApu1dWyFMHK0QfOyVKTNhuLCIkw -204717;1353882556;smickles;er -204716;1353882557;smickles;http://www.google.com/url?sa=X&q=http://closeuptvnews.com/closeuptalkradio/pressreleases/StephaneRancourtPR.pdf&ct=ga&cad=CAcQARgBIAEoATAAOABA4brChQVIAlgAYgVlbi1VUw&cd=2Z-RgDku6TY&usg=AFQjCNFApu1dWyFMHK0QfOyVKTNhuLCIkw -204715;1353882650;knotwork;Software to handle puts and calls on arbitrary pairs of assets is badly needed. That is really coming home to people today as they ran around negotiating large puts and calls to try to prevent a tipping point that could trigger panic selling if they don't get enough, and the right, puts and calls worked out and in place -204714;1353882939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24882 @ 0.00051557 = 12.8284 BTC [-] -204713;1353882999;thestringpuller;knotwork: didn't that just happen in october? -204712;1353883008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9897 @ 0.00051557 = 5.1026 BTC [-] -204711;1353883010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 153 @ 0.00051355 = 0.0786 BTC [-] -204710;1353883060;knotwork;well remember when bitcoin skyrocketed over $30, but tipped when it topped out? -204709;1353883121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12147 @ 0.00051355 = 6.2381 BTC [-] -204708;1353883123;knotwork;easy apps to handle options maybe could have helped there, for example maybe if lots of options had been available for people to secure themselves a peak price for a few months so they need not panic... -204707;1353883123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18975 @ 0.0005135 = 9.7437 BTC [-] -204706;1353883291;knotwork;a significant amount of secure debt was sniped today while everyone was already worried about skyrockets, massive players in the secured debt arena finally realised all their debtors would be sniped if they didn't cut their rates across the board, and everything wobbled -204705;1353883328;knotwork;everyone is running around trying to work out options bundles tht they hope can prevent the flattening out of the curves from turning into an actual downtick -204704;1353883413;knotwork;the secure interest rates of course are also key in many.most (all?) options pricing schemes so its hectic, then all the options will all have to be manually adminitered too -204703;1353883654;smickles;yeah, gl with comming up with a 'risk free rate' in bitcoinland -204702;1353883677;Ukto;my options been up for months -204701;1353883678;smickles;I suggest yo ujust assume there isn't one -204700;1353883681;Ukto;just havent promoted it :P -204699;1353883707;smickles;Ukto: how do they compare to mpex's options? -204698;1353883723;Ukto;which is proper usage of your / you're? "claim your crap" or you're ? -204697;1353883727;knotwork;well considering t-bills are passed off as risk-free ... -204696;1353883728;Ukto;should be you're? right -204695;1353883742;smickles;claim your crap -204694;1353883748;smickles;you're is "you are" -204693;1353883754;Ukto;oh, good point -204692;1353883756;Ukto;must be tired -204691;1353883761;knotwork;claim you are crap -204690;1353883769;smickles;oh, right -204689;1353883770;Ukto;that does make sense too -204688;1353883774;Ukto;:P -204687;1353883777;Ukto;just wrong context -204686;1353883791;Ukto;smickles: mine is like an OTC options system -204685;1353883812;smickles;knotwork: if you want to use tbils, then we'd need a good way to convert btc into tbills -204684;1353883828;smickles;Ukto: do you work them out individually then? -204683;1353883828;Ukto;you pick call/put, you specify the deadline for exection, the strike price, and the option price yoiu want -204682;1353883848;Ukto;it gets posted on the list, and anyone can buy it -204681;1353883852;knotwork;no no i merely meant if t-bills are risk-free then obviously its a loose term of art to being with -204680;1353883866;Ukto;you can also make it 'breakable' so you can post 100 btc, and let multiple ppl pick outof it -204679;1353883867;knotwork;to begin with -204678;1353883871;smickles;Ukto: where's the list? -204677;1353883876;smickles;;;view Ukto -204676;1353883876;gribble;Error: No orders found matching these criteria. -204675;1353883878;Ukto;option holders can also re-write the options back into the board -204674;1353883880;smickles;er -204673;1353883885;Ukto;smickles: its all on weex -204672;1353883892;smickles;oh, that makes sense -204671;1353883898;Ukto;I think the last option that was for sale got bought last night -204670;1353883914;Ukto;there is only one person writing options so far... seems to be doing good -204669;1353883921;Ukto;and about 3~8 ppl randomly buying them -204668;1353883959;Ukto;smickles: you dont have a weex accnt do you? -204667;1353883996;knotwork;when i said "arbitrary assets" I meant quite arbitrary. I have created several plots now, showing things in terms of different assets like wht does it look like if you think in litecoin, what does it look like if you think in devcoin, wht does it look like if you think in bitcoin etc -204666;1353884048;smickles;Ukto: nope -204665;1353884059;Ukto;smickles: want me to pm you an invite code? :) -204664;1353884091;smickles;it couldn't hurt, I could get to it sometime soon :) -204663;1353884100;knotwork;basically look at the [PLOT] links off of http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html and if you understand logarithmic scale charts you will see plenty of skyrockets -204662;1353884103;Ukto;considering copying the options code into the new asset site, so ppl can trade options on assets.. but I just dont think they vary enough in price to be worth using. -204661;1353884123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24200 @ 0.00052758 = 12.7674 BTC [+] -204660;1353884125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 881 @ 0.0005135 = 0.4524 BTC [-] -204659;1353884126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1119 @ 0.00051334 = 0.5744 BTC [-] -204658;1353884152;smickles;if you could write an option for whatever you wanted, that would open up a lot of interesting possibilities -204657;1353884164;knotwork;i had to change all the plots to use logarithmic scale because otherwise all the tiny valued assets tended to vanish into the y-axis on the bottom, using log for X lets you see the tiny stuff as well as the skyrocketed stuff -204656;1353884166;Ukto;define "whatever you wanted" -204655;1353884169;smickles;suppose s.mpoe options on weex -204654;1353884182;Ukto;that would be on the new asset site -204653;1353884183;Ukto;not weex -204652;1353884193;smickles;oh -204651;1353884200;Ukto;weex doesnt touch assets, bonds of any kinds -204650;1353884205;Ukto;just btc/usd/aud/cad -204649;1353884230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24181 @ 0.00051334 = 12.4131 BTC [-] -204648;1353884231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1154 @ 0.00051284 = 0.5918 BTC [-] -204647;1353884250;Ukto;and offering options on mpex assets from the new asset system wouldnt be hard tbh -204646;1353884270;Ukto;just have to setup an mpex account, and ppl have to xfer the mpex shares to that account -204645;1353884274;Ukto;to be able to option it out -204644;1353884282;Ukto;cant be able to post options on somethign that you cant enforce -204643;1353884363;knotwork;sorry i mixed up x and y axes, its y that is log, x is time -204642;1353884443;knotwork;well those smooth lines on the plots are of course the folks mostly valued by their compound interest deals theey have/had -204641;1353884491;knotwork;those are the ones having the interest rates crunch, so they are thinking hey maybe we can set up safe options, where we sell options to make a secure income on our heaps of this and that -204640;1353884518;knotwork;so pick any pair of this and that you have plenty of on hand and can no longer get as high interest on by loaning it -204639;1353884547;knotwork;and look into whether selling options both ways on such pairs you can earn as much as you had been making by loaning -204638;1353884601;smickles;heh, not much looing into, calls and puts are essentiall the same thing if you know how to look at it -204637;1353884626;knotwork;basically its like hey I have two things I can sell, but maybe if I sell people the option to buy one or to sell me (at les than i sell it of course) one, i can make money on my inventory without even necesaarily selling it -204636;1353884630;smickles;(ack keyboard) -204635;1353884646;knotwork;and if i do sell some of it, well it was looking like something might have to be sold anyway so what the heck -204634;1353884833;knotwork;ahh finally the latest sets of numbers are complete and i can plot new plots -204633;1353884894;knotwork;log scale makes the skyrockets look so un-dramatic! its almost worth not being able to see the low valued assets on non-log scale jsut so you can see how exciting the skyrockets were really looking -204632;1353884931;knotwork;it has been like oh gosh is Martian BotCoin doing what bitcoin did back when bitcoin topped oout over $30 ??? -204631;1353884975;knotwork;new plots are uploading right now -204630;1353884984;knotwork;ok they are up -204629;1353885025;Ukto;smickles: sent you pm. -204628;1353885038;knotwork;damn i turned the mousing thing off so i could make the chart bigger, but that turned off the ability to zoom, i can hardly really see if its downticks or just levelled off -204627;1353885102;knotwork;kind of looks like down a little for t least some of them -204626;1353885319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00052547 = 3.5469 BTC [+] -204625;1353885320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11303 @ 0.00051284 = 5.7966 BTC [-] -204624;1353885533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052926 = 1.2411 BTC [+] -204623;1353885535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00052956 = 2.4625 BTC [+] -204622;1353885536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6176 @ 0.00052987 = 3.2725 BTC [+] -204621;1353885650;knotwork;ahh its really clear in http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/plotsharesinltc.html that shares took a bump in terms of litecoin but recovered -204620;1353885709;knotwork;since they all did i am guessing they maybe didnt take a bump at all but, rather, litecoin went up briefly then back down -204619;1353886184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052332 = 1.2272 BTC [-] -204618;1353886186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.000523 = 5.23 BTC [-] -204617;1353886187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1579 @ 0.00051284 = 0.8098 BTC [-] -204616;1353886222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005296 = 1.2419 BTC [+] -204615;1353886224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13786 @ 0.00052987 = 7.3048 BTC [+] -204614;1353886225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20063 @ 0.00053067 = 10.6468 BTC [+] -204613;1353886284;jurov;lmao the bot looks like most profitable mpex venture of mine :p -204612;1353886349;jurov;and to think it has catched dust unused for few months... -204611;1353886999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12963 @ 0.00052105 = 6.7544 BTC [-] -204610;1353887145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6238 @ 0.00052105 = 3.2503 BTC [-] -204609;1353887146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4062 @ 0.00052557 = 2.1349 BTC [+] -204608;1353888077;dub;so fishgame was hit and run? -204607;1353888093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00052116 = 8.7555 BTC [-] -204606;1353888165;dub;hrm? people discussing in forums as if its up, been down over a day -204605;1353888174;Ukto;it was up a few hours ago ? -204604;1353888198;Ukto;http://78.47.168.188/ -204603;1353888206;Ukto;no fish atm -204602;1353888212;Ukto;not that i quote know how it works -204601;1353888229;dub;google failing -204600;1353888236;Ukto;*quite -204599;1353888250;dub;using the dns I get a 404 -204598;1353888257;Ukto;i have no idea -204597;1353888267;Ukto;all i know is that mircea_popescu had linked this url this morning -204596;1353888270;Ukto;first I saw of it -204595;1353888278;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -204594;1353888296;gribble;Current Blocks: 209572 | Current Difficulty: 3368767.1405329 | Next Difficulty At Block: 209663 | Next Difficulty In: 91 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 14 hours, 32 minutes, and 5 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3421955.55190379 | Estimated Percent Change: 1.57886874195 -204593;1353888850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5050 @ 0.00052116 = 2.6319 BTC [-] -204592;1353888852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15738 @ 0.00052557 = 8.2714 BTC [+] -204591;1353888954;smickles;anyone know how to replicate this? -204590;1353888959;smickles;http://blockchain.info/unspent?active=1dice1e6pdhLzzWQq7yMidf6j8eAg7pkY -204589;1353889179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14621 @ 0.00052831 = 7.7244 BTC [+] -204588;1353889180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5329 @ 0.00053 = 2.8244 BTC [+] -204587;1353889257;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -204586;1353889258;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00330708 / 0.00338032 / 0.0034 (48305 shares, 163.29 BTC), 30day: 0.00180002 / 0.00332073 / 0.0034 (985627 shares, 3,273.01 BTC) -204585;1353889267;mircea_popescu;what about it smickles ? -204584;1353889276;smickles;it hit the second tranche -204583;1353889332;smickles;;;halfreward -204582;1353889332;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 21:32:13 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 2 days, 23 hours, 10 minutes, and 0 seconds. -204581;1353889382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11771 @ 0.00053 = 6.2386 BTC [+] -204580;1353889383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4126 @ 0.00053067 = 2.1895 BTC [+] -204579;1353889385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15056 @ 0.00053082 = 7.992 BTC [+] -204578;1353889534;mircea_popescu;it oh ? -204577;1353889669;mircea_popescu;;;rate Bargheimer 1 Runs the biggest fish game. Nice coding. -204576;1353889669;gribble;Error: User doesn't exist in the Rating or GPG databases. User must be GPG-registered to receive ratings. -204575;1353889868;mircea_popescu;heh he said he was. -204574;1353889921;smickles;is that the correct name? -204573;1353889959;pigeons;http://wonder-tonic.com/books2barcodes/ -204572;1353889963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17544 @ 0.00053082 = 9.3127 BTC [+] -204571;1353889965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 209 @ 0.0005311 = 0.111 BTC [+] -204570;1353890081;dub;pigeons: why? -204569;1353890163;smickles;pigeons: lol, i was just thinking of producing the blockchain in qr format for the fun of it -204568;1353890178;pigeons;:) -204567;1353890476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052714 = 1.2361 BTC [-] -204566;1353890478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 555 @ 0.00052708 = 0.2925 BTC [-] -204565;1353890644;jurov;;;calc sqrt(3e9) -204564;1353890644;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -204563;1353890699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052776 = 1.2376 BTC [+] -204562;1353890701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19522 @ 0.00052794 = 10.3064 BTC [+] -204561;1353890702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7734 @ 0.0005311 = 4.1075 BTC [+] -204560;1353890715;jurov;it's 54772... if a bit is 1x1mm, qr code would be 55x55meters -204559;1353890752;jurov;one would probably need spy plane/satellite to scan it :P -204558;1353890796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052737 = 1.2367 BTC [-] -204557;1353890797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4455 @ 0.00052708 = 2.3481 BTC [-] -204556;1353890973;jurov;;;ident Bargheimer -204555;1353890973;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -204554;1353891079;pigeons;i'm going to make up for the lack of a glbse ticker by pasting semi-random links: http://offbeatchina.com/modeling-for-teen-girl-clothes-on-tmall-72-year-old-grandpa-from-becomes-internet-sensation -204553;1353891121;jurov;orly, someone misses glbse ticker? -204552;1353891142;pigeons;no, i just needed an excuse -204551;1353891157;jurov;granted, there were some mysterious symbols, nowadays it's all like s.mpoe -204550;1353891272;smickles;lol, ok, segfault when trying to encode the image -204549;1353891312;mircea_popescu;ahaha the guy kciks ass -204548;1353891345;jurov;oh that's a guy??? i read that as "grandma"... *hides* -204547;1353891580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053083 = 1.2448 BTC [+] -204546;1353891582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6007 @ 0.0005311 = 3.1903 BTC [+] -204545;1353891583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1595 @ 0.00053162 = 0.8479 BTC [+] -204544;1353891761;smickles;http://offbeatchina.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/112.png lol -204543;1353892213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.00052919 = 4.6833 BTC [-] -204542;1353892344;mircea_popescu;"It is not only GLBSE users that did not file claims or got double payments, some users that filed their claims and did not receive double payments are also not on the lists. " -204541;1353892348;mircea_popescu;could it get worse ? -204540;1353892350;mircea_popescu;at this point ? -204539;1353892364;Ukto;it can ONLY get worse -204538;1353892369;Ukto;why are you asking? -204537;1353892400;mircea_popescu;but i mean... how ?! -204536;1353892418;mircea_popescu;literally, there is no longer any possiblity, no matter how theoretical. all has been used. -204535;1353892426;Ukto;if you dont know the answer, then you have not been paying attention to Nefario's history. -204534;1353892428;Ukto;End of Line. -204533;1353892513;mircea_popescu;Manual of Fail. A Textbook. -204532;1353892599;Ukto;I keep thinking about it -204531;1353892642;Ukto;and the only real opton I can come up wiht for doing "funds" non-backed things like rigs, but the passthroughs, etc.. is to just do it -204530;1353892646;Ukto;and put a giant red flag on the asset -204529;1353892647;Ukto;warning users -204528;1353892679;Ukto;I mean, there _are_ some good ppl, with good intentions, who wanna do things like mutual funds -204527;1353892696;mircea_popescu;Ukto it's how teramining was gonna go. -204526;1353892734;Ukto;I also dont want a certin someone >,> to go labeling my system as the asset sesspool. :P -204525;1353892745;mircea_popescu;lol -204524;1353892749;mircea_popescu;so don't list shit. -204523;1353892752;Ukto;like "they" did w/ glbse :P -204522;1353892758;Ukto;well -204521;1353892766;Ukto;if someone cant explain where the money comes from to pay the divs -204520;1353892769;Ukto;then it wont go up -204519;1353892776;mircea_popescu;good principle. -204518;1353892783;mircea_popescu;none of that "secret business" bs. -204517;1353892783;Ukto;thats rule #1 no matter what -204516;1353892788;Ukto;yeah -204515;1353892791;mircea_popescu;yeah. -204514;1353892795;Ukto;thats why I didnt get hurt by pi8 -204513;1353892803;Ukto;or bitcoinica -204512;1353892819;jurov;me too. exactly. -204511;1353892819;mircea_popescu;mother of god, giga's thread is on page 72 ? was 64 yest -204510;1353892826;mircea_popescu;what exactly do those people have to say ?! -204509;1353892838;Ukto;lol, to be expeted with the rabbit he pulled out of the hat :P -204508;1353892860;Ukto;I dont think a single person expected it -204507;1353892873;jurov;prolly everyone want to be hero members of btctalk -204506;1353892931;jurov;rewarding BS... what could probablo get wrong? -204505;1353892971;jurov;i got to "full member" only recently after several months of semi-daily visits -204504;1353893039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8105 @ 0.00053162 = 4.3088 BTC [+] -204503;1353893040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15043 @ 0.00053294 = 8.017 BTC [+] -204502;1353893161;mircea_popescu;jurov https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1357187#msg1357187 -204501;1353893357;pigeons;gambling addict "don't loan to me" asks for another loan: https://btcjam.com/listings/682 -204500;1353893698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00339594 = 6.7919 BTC [+] -204499;1353893703;thestringpuller;alright we're here just sittin in the car -204498;1353893711;thestringpuller;I want you to show me if you can get far -204497;1353893886;jurov;can anyone elighten me what is ciuciu's problem? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1357221#msg1357221 -204496;1353893892;jurov;*enlighten -204495;1353894110;jurov;You did this as to show some activity on your site. You forgot to mention that the activity is from you, the owner of the site. Do you think this is OK? -204494;1353894115;jurov;omfg omfg -204493;1353894124;mircea_popescu;welll... basically, some months ago MPOE-PR called him a scammer. -204492;1353894130;mircea_popescu;and now... he defaulted. -204491;1353894134;mircea_popescu;pretty much the only problems i know of. -204490;1353894238;pigeons;"Did Smikles knew about it?" -204489;1353894791;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=98574.0 -204488;1353894793;mircea_popescu;that is kinda cool. -204487;1353895037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4230 @ 0.00053294 = 2.2543 BTC [+] -204486;1353895039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2404 @ 0.000533 = 1.2813 BTC [+] -204485;1353895146;mircea_popescu;poor ciuciu. -204484;1353895282;dub;safe to class it as 'too stupid to warrant further interaction' -204483;1353895330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13746 @ 0.000533 = 7.3266 BTC [+] -204482;1353895332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3704 @ 0.00053317 = 1.9749 BTC [+] -204481;1353895484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13577 @ 0.00053317 = 7.2388 BTC [+] -204480;1353895485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5123 @ 0.00053334 = 2.7323 BTC [+] -204479;1353895561;jurov;i can't stop giggling over that accusation -204478;1353895610;jurov;i'll prolly put it into btctalk profile "accused of addting activity to mpex charts" -204477;1353895618;jurov;*adding -204476;1353895758;mircea_popescu;i don't think he understands much of what's going on around him. -204475;1353895762;mircea_popescu;sorta like gumpy. -204474;1353895973;mircea_popescu;Stopped by Meze Grill today. It was one of my must-visit places during my trip to NY. The food was DELICIOUS! But, I was informed that they don't take Bitcoin any more. "It didn't work out" Anyone have any idea why? -204473;1353895979;mircea_popescu;yea, i have a fuckin idea why. -204472;1353895988;mircea_popescu;because btc doesn't work for retail, that'd be why. -204471;1353896004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17825 @ 0.00053334 = 9.5068 BTC [+] -204470;1353896006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 465 @ 0.00053342 = 0.248 BTC [+] -204469;1353896086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2274 @ 0.00339594 = 7.7224 BTC [+] -204468;1353896087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 884 @ 0.00339999 = 3.0056 BTC [+] -204467;1353896307;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -204466;1353896309;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00049912 / 0.00052292 / 0.00053519 (5361144 shares, 2,803.46 BTC), 30day: 0.0004522 / 0.00049707 / 0.00053519 (79565476 shares, 39,550.20 BTC) -204465;1353896401;mircea_popescu;jurov https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=95826.40 -204464;1353896409;mircea_popescu;at least he doesn't seem to be targetting you particularly. -204463;1353896507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.00053342 = 10.5084 BTC [+] -204462;1353896790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5805 @ 0.00053342 = 3.0965 BTC [+] -204461;1353896791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00053491 = 1.8722 BTC [+] -204460;1353896793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4709 @ 0.00053519 = 2.5202 BTC [+] -204459;1353897022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00053519 = 7.7603 BTC [+] -204458;1353897523;thestringpuller;jurov mr. broker -204457;1353898321;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.52001445 = 520.0145 BTC [-] -204456;1353898355;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.43951686 = 439.5169 BTC [-] -204455;1353898376;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.35901927 = 359.0193 BTC [-] -204454;1353898431;smickles;;;ticker -204453;1353898431;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.49737, Best ask: 12.49738, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.49737, 24 hour volume: 24521.28612267, 24 hour low: 12.31250, 24 hour high: 12.60000, 24 hour vwap: 12.49009 -204452;1353898548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053201 = 1.2476 BTC [-] -204451;1353898550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.00053184 = 10.9027 BTC [-] -204450;1353898551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3184 @ 0.00053166 = 1.6928 BTC [-] -204449;1353898889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1666 @ 0.00053166 = 0.8857 BTC [-] -204448;1353898890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23134 @ 0.00053095 = 12.283 BTC [-] -204447;1353898937;thestringpuller;mr. smickles: -204446;1353898940;thestringpuller;http://codinginmysleep.com/block-reward-halving/ -204445;1353898957;thestringpuller;what is your vote? -204444;1353899208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7778 @ 0.00053095 = 4.1297 BTC [-] -204443;1353899353;thestringpuller;;;halfreward -204442;1353899353;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 21:49:14 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 2 days, 20 hours, 40 minutes, and 0 seconds. -204441;1353899471;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.52001445 = 520.0145 BTC [-] -204440;1353899563;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.43951686 = 439.5169 BTC [-] -204439;1353899574;mircea_popescu;basically an value investing vs efficient market theory vote. -204438;1353899612;mircea_popescu;judging by calls closing i guess there's not going to be much more of a jump. -204437;1353899622;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.35901927 = 359.0193 BTC [-] -204436;1353899640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053504 = 1.2547 BTC [+] -204435;1353899643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14760 @ 0.00053519 = 7.8994 BTC [+] -204434;1353899644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5495 @ 0.00053525 = 2.9412 BTC [+] -204433;1353899772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6454 @ 0.00053525 = 3.4545 BTC [+] -204432;1353899774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6146 @ 0.00053526 = 3.2897 BTC [+] -204431;1353900135;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.52001445 = 520.0145 BTC [-] -204430;1353900162;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.43951686 = 439.5169 BTC [-] -204429;1353900196;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.35901927 = 359.0193 BTC [-] -204428;1353900254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00053526 = 2.5157 BTC [+] -204427;1353900557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053104 = 1.2453 BTC [-] -204426;1353900558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6484 @ 0.00053095 = 3.4427 BTC [-] -204425;1353900856;dub;;bc,blocks -204424;1353900860;dub;;;bc,blocks -204423;1353900860;gribble;209592 -204422;1353902215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6604 @ 0.00053095 = 3.5064 BTC [-] -204421;1353902216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1396 @ 0.00053093 = 0.7412 BTC [-] -204420;1353902383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053136 = 1.246 BTC [+] -204419;1353902385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5452 @ 0.00053144 = 2.8974 BTC [+] -204418;1353902624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9278 @ 0.00053144 = 4.9307 BTC [+] -204417;1353902626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15350 @ 0.0005315 = 8.1585 BTC [+] -204416;1353902627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053525 = 0.5353 BTC [+] -204415;1353902628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28760 @ 0.00053526 = 15.3941 BTC [+] -204414;1353903437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053103 = 1.2453 BTC [-] -204413;1353903439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7305 @ 0.00053093 = 3.8784 BTC [-] -204412;1353903639;smickles;lol, that sudoghost guy didn't see the connection between a e-currency modeled on the idea of Libertarian economist and Bitcoin -204411;1353903645;smickles;for serious -204410;1353903683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3831 @ 0.00053093 = 2.034 BTC [-] -204409;1353903685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5569 @ 0.00053045 = 2.9541 BTC [-] -204408;1353903903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13281 @ 0.00053045 = 7.0449 BTC [-] -204407;1353903904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8119 @ 0.00053027 = 4.3053 BTC [-] -204406;1353904447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19831 @ 0.00053027 = 10.5158 BTC [-] -204405;1353904448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2769 @ 0.00053026 = 1.4683 BTC [-] -204404;1353904830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053214 = 1.2479 BTC [+] -204403;1353904831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053226 = 0.5323 BTC [+] -204402;1353904833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8205 @ 0.00053227 = 4.3673 BTC [+] -204401;1353905033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.00339999 = 11.9 BTC [+] -204400;1353905131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5795 @ 0.00053227 = 3.0845 BTC [+] -204399;1353905133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21855 @ 0.00053465 = 11.6848 BTC [+] -204398;1353905451;dub;-otc is strange -204397;1353905476;pigeons;agreed -204396;1353905495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9795 @ 0.00053465 = 5.2369 BTC [+] -204395;1353905496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22905 @ 0.00053526 = 12.2601 BTC [+] -204394;1353905508;dub;20% scam, 80% retard -204393;1353905821;kakobrekla;i got a btc paying job -204392;1353905823;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=49971.msg1357503#msg1357503 -204391;1353905925;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i made 4 btc off teh fish today -204390;1353905936;kakobrekla;goddamn. -204389;1353905938;mircea_popescu;dub it jumped the shark back in april. -204388;1353905944;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla but im done with it so. -204387;1353905981;mircea_popescu;o hey, so you're now kakobrekla-pr ? wd. -204386;1353906009;dub;kakobrekla: nice -204385;1353906034;dub;paid btc to hand out on IRC, tough gig -204384;1353906040;kakobrekla;:D -204383;1353906041;dub;s/hand/hang -204382;1353906108;mircea_popescu;coingenuity https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127763 -204381;1353906123;mircea_popescu;dub see, you're missing out -204380;1353906457;dub;I don't follow -204379;1353906503;mircea_popescu;how come you're not being paid to hang out -204378;1353906602;dub;I've had some rather arduous irc jobs before, never got paid though -204377;1353906671;mircea_popescu;nutjobs you mean ? -204376;1353906886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4089 @ 0.00053526 = 2.1887 BTC [+] -204375;1353906887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5611 @ 0.00053575 = 3.0061 BTC [+] -204374;1353906974;dub;herding nutjobs was one -204373;1353907405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053037 = 1.2437 BTC [-] -204372;1353907407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21167 @ 0.00053026 = 11.224 BTC [-] -204371;1353907411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2649 @ 0.00052956 = 1.4028 BTC [-] -204370;1353907477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00052956 = 2.6478 BTC [-] -204369;1353907702;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: aye, some specific items are delayed due to the hurricane in the USA -204368;1353907708;coingenuity;we've let those customers know via email -204367;1353907715;mircea_popescu;a ok. just thought you'd want to know. -204366;1353907738;coingenuity;ya, thanks, let my staff know to speak to him -204365;1353907769;coingenuity;certain manufacturers are based in the manhatten area, they got hit REALLY hard in the hurricane -204364;1353907785;coingenuity;so there's a bit of a delay on specific items, but we're letting folks know as needed -204363;1353907836;coingenuity;as they fix the situation there with roads and electricity etc the delay will vanish pretty rapidly, but nothing we can do about freaksize hurricanes... yet! -204362;1353907907;mircea_popescu;still not fully restored power in manhattan have they ? -204361;1353909002;smickles;BAM! -204360;1353909005;smickles;I say BAM! -204359;1353909008;smickles;Macintosh was discussing Friedrich Hayek's model, not Bitcoins, and is a 14 year old document, discussing something 10 years before Bitcoin was introduced. I'm not following the correlation between Hayek's model possibly not being considered a security and Bitcoin, a different concept entirely. - SudoGhost 01:39, 26 November 2012 (UTC) -204358;1353909013;smickles;You don't see the connection between a Libertarian who advocated free experiment in methods of transmitting value and Bitcoin? -204357;1353909016;smickles;Did I miss something, I thought the relevant footnote was about an digital currency and Ginburg brought it up as reference for digital currencies being unlikely to be regulated as securities in a discussion about Bitcoin being a security or not which directly impacts whether or not Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme. --Smickles86 (talk) 02:13, 26 November 2012 (UTC) -204356;1353909021;smickles;Also, if you still see it hard to see, why don't we use the very next two sentences in the Grinberg text: "Bitcoin supporters may similarly argue, as elaborated below, that bitcoins do not look like securities or investments, especially because there is no money- making enterprise that is attempting to raise money, and that bitcoins are instead like commodities or currencies, which are generally not regulated under the federal securities laws. Fu -204355;1353909175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053071 = 1.2445 BTC [+] -204354;1353909177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9543 @ 0.00053092 = 5.0666 BTC [+] -204353;1353909228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052966 = 1.2421 BTC [-] -204352;1353909230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10305 @ 0.00052956 = 5.4571 BTC [-] -204351;1353909245;mircea_popescu;lol smickles -204350;1353909307;smickles;it was a little exciting -204349;1353909369;smickles;ya know, that one guy not seeing the connection between digital currency based on austrian economics and Bitcoin -204348;1353909379;mircea_popescu;a person that has not the experience of a good beating -204347;1353909385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053084 = 1.2448 BTC [+] -204346;1353909387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8957 @ 0.00053092 = 4.7555 BTC [+] -204345;1353909388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1748 @ 0.0005321 = 0.9301 BTC [+] -204344;1353909396;mircea_popescu;has not the incentive and thus not the ability to back down when they've been proven wrong. -204343;1353909429;smickles;heh, I consider him moving the goalposts so many times to be backing down -204342;1353909508;mircea_popescu;i considered him an idiot since about a week ago, or was it two. -204341;1353909525;smickles;since the first week of November , iirc -204340;1353909547;mircea_popescu;time flies -204339;1353909648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7252 @ 0.0005321 = 3.8588 BTC [+] -204338;1353909650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19789 @ 0.00053575 = 10.602 BTC [+] -204337;1353909651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053585 = 0.5359 BTC [+] -204336;1353909652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4209 @ 0.00053586 = 2.2554 BTC [+] -204335;1353909908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2960 @ 0.00339999 = 10.064 BTC [+] -204334;1353910175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052986 = 1.2425 BTC [-] -204333;1353910177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1155 @ 0.00052956 = 0.6116 BTC [-] -204332;1353910396;mircea_popescu;Accuracy -204331;1353910396;mircea_popescu;The Merton model has been shown to be empirically accurate for non-financial firms, especially manufacturing entities. The highly leveraged nature of financial firms produces CDS spreads which are significantly higher than observed in the market due to the asset diffusion process. -204330;1353910412;mircea_popescu;they imply that the spreads observed in the market are correct -204329;1353910432;mircea_popescu;this is of course not the case : financials are overbought by degrees of fucking magnitude in the past decade+ -204328;1353910549;smickles;'degrees of fucking magnitude' -204327;1353910562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053553 = 1.2558 BTC [+] -204326;1353910563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8155 @ 0.00053586 = 4.3699 BTC [+] -204325;1353910696;mircea_popescu;yeah. -204324;1353910757;mircea_popescu;sorta like miner bonds in btc. on the strength of their revenue generating abilities, us investment banks for instance are 100 to 1000x oversized, all through the 90s and 00s -204323;1353910796;mircea_popescu;just like on the strength of their revenue generating abilities, miner bonds shouldn't really have seen investment over the 100 btc mark for the entire slate. -204322;1353911034;smickles;I feel like these models would benifit from being based on lognormal curves rather than gausian ones -204321;1353911047;smickles;but i don't have the time to work on that math -204320;1353911114;mircea_popescu;smickles it's not based on either. -204319;1353911150;mircea_popescu;merton is basically "let's consider holding a company as the equivalent of holding an european style call on its assets" -204318;1353911232;mircea_popescu;has some diffusion and a stochastic minlevel thing. -204317;1353911300;smickles;a Gaussian process is a stochastic process -204316;1353911308;smickles;The barrier itself is stochastic, -204315;1353911318;smickles;:P -204314;1353911333;smickles;i may have had it backwards a little -204313;1353911474;mircea_popescu;anyway, im not so sure moving from gauss to galton will necessarily benefit anything. -204312;1353911577;smickles;heh, i'm not sure either, but the longer tails feel better to me when i consider that LTCM got hit by a 'tail event' which may have been covered if their formula wasn't gaussian -204311;1353911605;smickles;of course, they did some other stupid shit too... but even so -204310;1353911634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005299 = 1.2426 BTC [-] -204309;1353911636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17809 @ 0.00052956 = 9.4309 BTC [-] -204308;1353911637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3546 @ 0.0005293 = 1.8769 BTC [-] -204307;1353911667;mircea_popescu;no, that's my point : they lied. -204306;1353911685;mircea_popescu;to get any benefit from the fins discussion of statistics we'd have to have solved all the other problems -204305;1353911993;mircea_popescu;LCTM is actually a fine example. the idea of arbitraging off-run bonds is probably workable, if you keep expenses low. -204304;1353912010;mircea_popescu;then they suddenly saw 1bn+ in capital and well... there just wasn't room to spend that much in their intended market -204303;1353912021;mircea_popescu;so they just... fucked it up instead. -204302;1353912191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3901 @ 0.0005293 = 2.0648 BTC [-] -204301;1353912458;dub;http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/10404/security/bitcoin-the-new-paradise-for-money-laundering.html lulzy -204300;1353912510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053439 = 1.2531 BTC [+] -204299;1353912510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8505 @ 0.00053463 = 4.547 BTC [+] -204298;1353912624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4300 @ 0.00339999 = 14.62 BTC [+] -204297;1353912640;Namjies;dub: I usually stop reading when the english is this badly written. -204296;1353912679;mircea_popescu;wait. -204295;1353912682;dub;maybe its ciuciu -204294;1353912687;mircea_popescu;anyone else see the funny in "security affairs" -204293;1353912695;mircea_popescu;what with the recent head of the cia scandal ? -204292;1353912736;dub;The lack of control on the financial flows to and from the cyberspace makes recycling operations through a virtual currency extremely efficient and very difficult to prevent, it must be also considered the absence of a regulation to approach the cyber laundering phenomena. -204291;1353912961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052961 = 1.2419 BTC [-] -204290;1353912962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 185 @ 0.0005293 = 0.0979 BTC [-] -204289;1353912963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7846 @ 0.00052878 = 4.1488 BTC [-] -204288;1353913073;mircea_popescu;how about they just suck my cock. -204287;1353913098;mircea_popescu;this attitude as if "control" is something that's feasible, possible, desirable or even allowable is getting on my nerves. -204286;1353913122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053461 = 1.2537 BTC [+] -204285;1353913123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12155 @ 0.00053463 = 6.4984 BTC [+] -204284;1353913293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3727 @ 0.00338876 = 12.6299 BTC [-] -204283;1353913295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 573 @ 0.00338509 = 1.9397 BTC [-] -204282;1353913902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14050 @ 0.00053463 = 7.5116 BTC [+] -204281;1353914182;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-problem-of-too-much-money/ -204280;1353914183;mircea_popescu;here! -204279;1353914681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052913 = 1.2408 BTC [-] -204278;1353914683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5555 @ 0.00052878 = 2.9374 BTC [-] -204277;1353915204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14614 @ 0.00052884 = 7.7285 BTC [+] -204276;1353915206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26436 @ 0.00053463 = 14.1335 BTC [+] -204275;1353915591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13850 @ 0.00053123 = 7.3575 BTC [-] -204274;1353915592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5649 @ 0.00052878 = 2.9871 BTC [-] -204273;1353915594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 401 @ 0.00052871 = 0.212 BTC [-] -204272;1353915751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053444 = 1.2533 BTC [+] -204271;1353915752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11286 @ 0.00053463 = 6.0338 BTC [+] -204270;1353915753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2169 @ 0.00053561 = 1.1617 BTC [+] -204269;1353915758;Namjies;mircea, what's that thing at the bottom: UPCOMING - K.KBRL - Pending, due klim. -204268;1353915977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052872 = 1.2398 BTC [-] -204267;1353915978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2399 @ 0.00052871 = 1.2684 BTC [-] -204266;1353915979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9806 @ 0.00052855 = 5.183 BTC [-] -204265;1353916054;mircea_popescu;just a little inside jok -204264;1353916056;mircea_popescu;e -204263;1353916565;Namjies;eh -204262;1353916585;toffoo;mircea: I enjoy your entertaining blog, so I'll leave you one little tip I often mention to non-native writers of English: the correct key for an apostrophe (used in possessives and contractions) is this one: ' not this one: ` -204261;1353916656;mircea_popescu;and i do use ' -204260;1353916667;mircea_popescu;don't i? -204259;1353916705;toffoo;it's probably your keyboard's fault -204258;1353916713;mircea_popescu;my keyboard is and always was us ? -204257;1353916718;mircea_popescu;course, i see wp renders it as ’ -204256;1353916739;mircea_popescu;or do you mean specifically numbers, such as 20`000 ? -204255;1353916766;toffoo;you sure you're using a U.S. keyboard? -204254;1353916771;mircea_popescu;yep -204253;1353916785;toffoo;or maybe your OS it set up with some other weird key mapping -204252;1353916786;mircea_popescu;i can't stnad localised kbds. never used anything but us101 -204251;1353916792;toffoo;it happens all the time -204250;1353916798;mircea_popescu;mnope, my os is also us -204249;1353916815;mircea_popescu;do you see ' and ' different on your terminal ? -204248;1353916820;toffoo;weird .. well the apostrophes that come out on your blog are definitely wrong -204247;1353916827;toffoo;no, here those look the same to me -204246;1353916836;mircea_popescu;ok, quote me a sentence off the blog ? -204245;1353916856;pigeons;I only have ' and ` I don't have ’ -204244;1353916869;mircea_popescu;on your kbd you mean pigeons ? -204243;1353916873;pigeons;yeah -204242;1353916883;mircea_popescu;me too. but for some reason wp decided " is to be curlified -204241;1353916885;mircea_popescu;and same for ' -204240;1353916888;toffoo;hmm…ya, when I paste it here it looks right -204239;1353916901;mircea_popescu;well then maybe... YOUR terminal has some localisation weirdness ? -204238;1353916901;toffoo;maybe it's just the font or the way the blog is rendering it .. weird -204237;1353916921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2250 @ 0.00339999 = 7.65 BTC [+] -204236;1353916927;toffoo;well I mentioned it because I only noticed it on your blog -204235;1353916946;toffoo;and I see the same thing all the time around here from non-English writers around here -204234;1353916948;mircea_popescu;you're the first one to have mentioned it, so i guess we got something here. -204233;1353916998;mircea_popescu;just so happens i'm millitant against dumbass special chars. wrote romanian for years w/o any of their little squigly shits -204232;1353917002;mircea_popescu;much to everyone's chagrin -204231;1353917022;toffoo;ya, i'm sure romanian is a lot worse -204230;1353917050;mircea_popescu;îţâşă -204229;1353917060;mircea_popescu;there's a word dedicated to it. -204228;1353917174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21313 @ 0.00052855 = 11.265 BTC [-] -204227;1353917176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 533 @ 0.00052821 = 0.2815 BTC [-] -204226;1353917340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16055 @ 0.00052821 = 8.4804 BTC [-] -204225;1353917342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1395 @ 0.00052819 = 0.7368 BTC [-] -204224;1353917395;mircea_popescu;http://www.jeg.ro/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/obama-biscuits.jpg -204223;1353917724;Namjies;Dafuq? -204222;1353917930;dub;is there a new url format for fishgame my old code no work -204221;1353918183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053381 = 1.2518 BTC [+] -204220;1353918185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11749 @ 0.00053407 = 6.2748 BTC [+] -204219;1353918226;pigeons;https://btcjam.com/listings/671 -204218;1353919107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005285 = 1.2393 BTC [-] -204217;1353919108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10955 @ 0.00052819 = 5.7863 BTC [-] -204216;1353919184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00052819 = 4.4632 BTC [-] -204215;1353919185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00052764 = 1.2927 BTC [-] -204214;1353919636;mircea_popescu;pigeons Amount @ Rate BTC 10000.00000 @ 1.0% -204213;1353919638;mircea_popescu;cute. -204212;1353919694;pigeons;yes, the rate displayed on that site is a monthly rate, but still -204211;1353919709;mircea_popescu;0 Active , 0 Repaid -204210;1353919711;pigeons;lot of coins to come out of nowhere and ask for -204209;1353919730;mircea_popescu;basically, the people with too much btc have to have a way to get rid of the burden -204208;1353919756;pigeons;this looks like a helpful way to accomplish that -204207;1353919788;mircea_popescu;This WOT is so complicated! I'm a usual game developer. I'm not able to get how to -204206;1353919788;mircea_popescu;register there and I've never used GPG or something like that. :) -204205;1353919788;mircea_popescu;Thanks for your offer though. -204204;1353919790;mircea_popescu;teh suck. -204203;1353919824;pigeons;is that from the forum? -204202;1353919883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7105 @ 0.00339999 = 24.1569 BTC [+] -204201;1353919884;mircea_popescu;not even. -204200;1353919958;pigeons;so danieldaniel can figure out how to read the guide and register, but this guy is a "developer" -204199;1353920035;pigeons;here you go, 50% per month https://btcjam.com/listings/663 -204198;1353920056;mircea_popescu;Need for site program -204197;1353920064;mircea_popescu;0 Active , 0 Repaid -204196;1353920096;mircea_popescu;basically... all these people making sites on the theory that bitcoin is the new hip social media and the userbase will sort it out itself need to go away -204195;1353920110;mircea_popescu;preferably back to wow or whatever the fuck they were doing. -204194;1353920132;mircea_popescu;"I need this so I can pay my hosting and other things. I have very good credit and can furnish." pff -204193;1353920679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053372 = 1.2516 BTC [+] -204192;1353920681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14705 @ 0.00053407 = 7.8535 BTC [+] -204191;1353920748;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 5 @ 0.06577646 = 0.3289 BTC [-] -204190;1353920916;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 2 @ 0.06577646 = 0.1316 BTC [-] -204189;1353920932;pigeons;i guess i could just say, haha look at all the btcjam listings, but i will do you the service of filtering: https://btcjam.com/listings/691 -204188;1353920934;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.03353922 BTC [-] -204187;1353921021;mircea_popescu;freemoney is borrowing 2btc ?! -204186;1353921261;pigeons;i doubt that is the same freemoney -204185;1353921288;mircea_popescu;i guess name squatting is the next big scam. -204184;1353921318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053211 = 1.2478 BTC [-] -204183;1353921320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12376 @ 0.00053193 = 6.5832 BTC [-] -204182;1353921321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9119 @ 0.00052764 = 4.8115 BTC [-] -204181;1353921457;pigeons;i'm going through btcjam and leaving comments since there's nothing on tv -204180;1353921493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2352 @ 0.00338509 = 7.9617 BTC [-] -204179;1353921561;pigeons;why are you going to borrow at 7%/month to pay your cell phone bill that's in collections and stopped accruing interest? -204178;1353921563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053402 = 1.2523 BTC [+] -204177;1353921565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9446 @ 0.00053407 = 5.0448 BTC [+] -204176;1353921566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11417 @ 0.00053481 = 6.1059 BTC [+] -204175;1353921601;pigeons;and the BTC could go up in value vs the USD his bill is in -204174;1353921677;mircea_popescu;did the person actually say that's what the btc is for ?! -204173;1353921757;pigeons;yes -204172;1353921774;mircea_popescu;ask them to join the wot. -204171;1353921833;pigeons;oh ok actually they give a reason (can't get grad school loan with that collection on report) https://btcjam.com/listings/646 -204170;1353921861;pigeons;can't be a scam either, they have a verified facebook page! -204169;1353921870;Namjies;right... -204168;1353921925;Namjies;Aww... I'm sad without GLBSE... no crazy sellers/buyers for fast 100%+ profit flips. -204167;1353921974;mircea_popescu;grad school loan ? -204166;1353921985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2183 @ 0.00053481 = 1.1675 BTC [+] -204165;1353921986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3810 @ 0.00053561 = 2.0407 BTC [+] -204164;1353922020;mircea_popescu;they want to borrow untraceable btc to repay phone bill in collections to be able to get money off the state that they will NEVER repay -204163;1353922034;mircea_popescu;while "studying" some bs social pseudosciences ? -204162;1353922078;pigeons;yeah basically, but they asked nicely -204161;1353922131;mircea_popescu;they need the "substance not form" doctrine extended to apply to this. -204160;1353922145;mircea_popescu;send him to jale on obscenity charges. -204159;1353922230;pigeons;i wish there were more loan requests, i could browse these all day -204158;1353922237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005279 = 1.2379 BTC [-] -204157;1353922239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13481 @ 0.00052764 = 7.1131 BTC [-] -204156;1353922240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1524 @ 0.00052708 = 0.8033 BTC [-] -204155;1353922270;pigeons;"Need 12 more bitcoins for medication 4 son' -204154;1353922348;pigeons;"Loan to Buy Girlfriend Perfect Supprise Birthday Present" -204153;1353922437;mircea_popescu;ya well that's all for me. gnite. -204152;1353955674;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112447.msg1358331#msg1358331 -204151;1353955676;mircea_popescu;this is going well. -204150;1353955829;pigeons;shocking! -204149;1353955931;mircea_popescu;im really impressed with the "we won't spend 30 btc to get reg'd on mpex cause it's expensive" -204148;1353955937;mircea_popescu;"we shall invest it in hiar instead" -204147;1353955942;mircea_popescu;crowd -204146;1353955987;mircea_popescu;http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/19-11-2012/122849-obama_soviet_mistake-0/ meanwhile in soviet russia... -204145;1353956726;smickles;heh, btcjam scammers, who'd've thunk it -204144;1353957085;mircea_popescu;apparently there's still people who have too much btc for their sense. -204143;1353957093;mircea_popescu;someone has to service them. -204142;1353957134;gigavps;good morning gents -204141;1353957277;mircea_popescu;o hi -204140;1353957286;mircea_popescu;did the angry mob sue you yet ? -204139;1353957299;smickles;good forenoon -204138;1353957489;gigavps;the angry mob has quitted down a bit -204137;1353957497;gigavps;i was trending on bitcoinx.com for a couple days though -204136;1353957525;smickles;heh, i stopped looking at bitcoinx because of that -204135;1353957529;smickles;you made it useless -204134;1353957535;gigavps;hopefully things will get better when i post the list and some faqs -204133;1353957589;gigavps;deprived seems to think i've changed the contract for some reason because of the way quentin wrote the claims letter -204132;1353957608;mircea_popescu;lol trending shavers. -204131;1353957652;mircea_popescu;Topic Score -204130;1353957652;mircea_popescu;CGMINER GPU FPGA overc monit fanspd RPC stratum linux/windows/osx/mip/r-pi 2.9.5 59 -204129;1353957652;mircea_popescu;[GLBSE] BFLS.RIG - BFL Hardware mining & Sales 27 -204128;1353957657;mircea_popescu;i fail to see what sense this makes. -204127;1353957842;mircea_popescu;gigavps : i think that argument revolves around the use of I. i guess many people figured you were doing the bonds personally -204126;1353957855;mircea_popescu;rather than as a business. -204125;1353957912;gigavps;well, they will believe whatever they want to believe -204124;1353957957;mircea_popescu;im sure there's plenty of that heaped on top hehe -204123;1353957991;gigavps;giga vps is my handle for a reason -204122;1353957997;gigavps;my personal handle is liferealized -204121;1353958294;mircea_popescu;"Then we need a lawyer, ideally available to get paid when he recovers our stolen funds. Anyone can suggest one?" -204120;1353958298;mircea_popescu;that part was really funny. -204119;1353958311;Diablo-D3;bwhahaha -204118;1353958314;Diablo-D3;oh man -204117;1353958318;Diablo-D3;I think I almost pissed myself -204116;1353958417;mircea_popescu;need to start on those kegels ? -204115;1353958628;gigavps;LOL -204114;1353958639;gigavps;i haven't heard about kegels in a while -204113;1353958690;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I thought that in guys made it worse not better -204112;1353958713;mircea_popescu;hm... i have no idea honestly. -204111;1353958829;gigavps;better stop doing those kegels mircea_popescu -204110;1353958846;mircea_popescu;bah -204109;1353958851;mircea_popescu;next im gonna have to stop eating babies -204108;1353958855;mircea_popescu;what's this world coming to. -204107;1353958893;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/78/Kegel_exercises_diagram.png doesn't this look like the diagram of a pussy fart ? -204106;1353958926;mircea_popescu;"Exercises are usually done to reduce urinary incontinence,[3] reduce urinary incontinence after childbirth,[4] and reduce premature ejaculatory occurrences in men,[5] as well as to increase the size and intensity of erections.[6]" <<< there you go Diablo-D3 -204105;1353958932;gigavps;the arrows are going in the wrong direction -204104;1353958953;Diablo-D3;>size -204103;1353958977;Diablo-D3;dude, if my erect dick gets any bigger, Im going to have to start having sex with female horses. -204102;1353959112;mircea_popescu;hey, i don't judge. -204101;1353959258;mod6;haha -204100;1353959535;mircea_popescu;mod6 someone should make a "choicest bits of -ass and other sets" programme. -204099;1353959572;Diablo-D3;when does the reward half happen? -204098;1353959585;gigavps;2 days -204097;1353959598;gigavps;;;halfreward -204096;1353959598;Ukto;[11:55] Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 12:23:00 2012 | Time remaining: 2 days, 2 hours, 30 minutes, and 0 seconds -204095;1353959598;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 20:23:18 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 2 days, 2 hours, 30 minutes, and 0 seconds. -204094;1353959616;gigavps;nice -204093;1353960000;mod6;mircea_popescu: oh like a bash.org for classic moments in -ass land? -204092;1353960031;pigeons;look at the /q namespace on namecoin for quotes -204091;1353960068;pigeons;http://explorer.dot-bit.org/n/74239 -204090;1353960140;gigavps;where is usagi? -204089;1353960148;smickles;here and there -204088;1353960157;smickles;mostly in lala land -204087;1353960169;pigeons;http://explorer.dot-bit.org/n/74241 -204086;1353960176;gigavps;he/she/whomever seems to like to jump on the drama bandwagon -204085;1353960358;smickles;what is this /q namespace on namecoins a place to spend a little namecoin to permanently quote someone? -204084;1353960368;pigeons;seems so -204083;1353960500;pigeons;http://explorer.dot-bit.org/n/74240 -204082;1353960644;gigavps;lol -204081;1353960963;smickles;woah -204080;1353960973;smickles;that's shocking and funny\ -204079;1353961393;mircea_popescu;{"info": "we can spin it as 'we are closing' and do the neatest, cleanest, best run shut-down ever..."} -204078;1353961394;mircea_popescu;lol -204077;1353965191;smickles;!ticker s.dice -204076;1353965208;smickles;assbot? -204075;1353965232;jurov;assbot is afk, apparently -204074;1353965235;smickles;;;later tell kakrobrekla I think we lost assbot -204073;1353965236;gribble;The operation succeeded. -204072;1353965265;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE -204071;1353965271;mircea_popescu;check that out! it's like... diffusion ? -204070;1353965385;smickles;So, on wikipedia, the statement about some people thinking that bitcoin is a ponzi with lame ass sources, seems to need to be countered wit a powerful statement sourcing the SEC, the ECB, a law professor discussing bitcoin, and a law professor discussing a digital currency based on Austrian school economics -204069;1353965422;smickles;woah, that does look like diffusion -204068;1353965445;smickles;it is certainly two divergent trends -204067;1353965465;mircea_popescu;its actually exciting to watch this! -204066;1353965470;mircea_popescu;i wonder what's next. -204065;1353965513;smickles;one wide will win out, there are more bids than asks overall, but the asks 'pile up' much steaper -204064;1353965527;smickles;DeaDTerra: irc is better :P -204063;1353965530;smickles;;;halfreward -204062;1353965531;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 20:32:11 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 2 days, 1 hour, and 0 seconds. -204061;1353965572;mircea_popescu;i'm even more curious where btc ends on month close. -204060;1353965617;mircea_popescu;every few months there's one of these that might make or break a few fortunes -204059;1353965621;smickles;well, how likely are people to freak out? taking the question in general... I'd say that we're doomed -204058;1353965642;mircea_popescu;i frankly can see anything between 10 and 20 -204057;1353965711;smickles;clearly we should take icbit's futures marked as an acceptable prediction of the price after the reward halving -204056;1353965721;smickles;it says 12.25 -204055;1353966416;mircea_popescu;lolk -204054;1353967199;dub;is it safe to click his link, might be a scam -204053;1353967231;mircea_popescu;which link ? -204052;1353967240;dub;the DeaDTerra one -204051;1353967314;mircea_popescu;"Apparently usagi's now selling off FPGAs bought using BMF funds on behalf of BMF shareholders and using the proceeds to repay the "liquidity loans" he took out for CPA, presumably because he offered to make himself personally liable for those loans" -204050;1353967320;mircea_popescu;this is like the drama goose -204049;1353967535;Guest28801;back -204048;1353967536;Guest28801;ops -204047;1353967560;kakobrekla;link me to drama. -204046;1353967748;mircea_popescu;assbot is dead -204045;1353967758;kakobrekla;oh -204044;1353967766;kakobrekla;havent noticed -204043;1353967778;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113708.msg1358922#msg1358922 drama -204042;1353967857;kakobrekla;dunno why it dies here and there, has to do something with ssl -204041;1353968239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27900 @ 0.00053197 = 14.842 BTC [-] -204040;1353968528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00053197 = 1.2235 BTC [-] -204039;1353969032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00053853 = 8.078 BTC [+] -204038;1353969294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28513 @ 0.00053853 = 15.3551 BTC [+] -204037;1353969295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053859 = 0.5386 BTC [+] -204036;1353969296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3472 @ 0.0005386 = 1.87 BTC [+] -204035;1353969575;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126616.msg1358837#msg1358837 -204034;1353969675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.0005386 = 9.6409 BTC [+] -204033;1353969684;dub;lol -204032;1353969880;dub;that guys mom needs to take away his computer -204031;1353969938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00053597 = 3.4302 BTC [-] -204030;1353969939;mircea_popescu;all the everyday losers are too soon. -204029;1353970037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00052898 = 1.5869 BTC [-] -204028;1353970039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00052824 = 2.9053 BTC [-] -204027;1353970302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17750 @ 0.00053525 = 9.5007 BTC [+] -204026;1353970302;mircea_popescu;lmao -204025;1353970303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13450 @ 0.0005386 = 7.2442 BTC [+] -204024;1353970314;mircea_popescu;nov 25th, i write on the problem of too much money -204023;1353970322;mircea_popescu;nov the 26th, graham does too. -204022;1353970328;mircea_popescu;thought leader i. -204021;1353970349;smickles;graham? -204020;1353970361;mircea_popescu;http://ycombinator.com/ycvc.html -204019;1353970451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00052824 = 3.5392 BTC [-] -204018;1353970743;mircea_popescu;https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/2012/11/even-a-vpn-service-cant-protect-your-privacy-if-youre-using-bank-of-america/ -204017;1353970744;mircea_popescu;lol -204016;1353970901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9650 @ 0.00053173 = 5.1312 BTC [+] -204015;1353970903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00052824 = 0.2641 BTC [-] -204014;1353971015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3050 @ 0.00336849 = 10.2739 BTC [-] -204013;1353971183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.00052824 = 5.9427 BTC [-] -204012;1353971217;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/proposal-for-rewording-the-ponzi-accusation-statement/ -204011;1353971231;smickles;More wiki 'debate' pr0n -204010;1353971283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00052824 = 1.1357 BTC [-] -204009;1353971285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00052679 = 5.505 BTC [-] -204008;1353971704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00052881 = 4.4949 BTC [+] -204007;1353972645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00053133 = 3.4536 BTC [+] -204006;1353972852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00052881 = 2.1152 BTC [-] -204005;1353972898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00053133 = 12.0081 BTC [+] -204004;1353973259;smickles;interesting, http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/11/26/payments-startup-balanced-innovates-in-wrong-direction/ leading to https://github.com/balanced/balanced-api/issues/204 -204003;1353973289;mircea_popescu;aw -204002;1353973571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00052887 = 2.1684 BTC [-] -204001;1353973572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2441 @ 0.00053133 = 1.297 BTC [+] -204000;1353974154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00052881 = 4.5213 BTC [-] -203999;1353974156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15250 @ 0.00052679 = 8.0335 BTC [-] -203998;1353974157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00052665 = 1.58 BTC [-] -203997;1353974158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00052548 = 0.9459 BTC [-] -203996;1353974178;smickles;anyone notice http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-stanish-x-iso4217-a3-00#section-2.3 and http://www.ifex-project.org/our-proposals/x-iso4217-a3? -203995;1353974421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00052548 = 1.8129 BTC [-] -203994;1353974633;mircea_popescu;i knew about it -203993;1353974638;mircea_popescu;they'll just have to change their codes. -203992;1353974655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 259 @ 0.00053133 = 0.1376 BTC [+] -203991;1353974667;mircea_popescu;nowait. -203990;1353974669;mircea_popescu;this is new -203989;1353974676;mircea_popescu;wtf ? buttcoins made it to ietf ?! -203988;1353974887;dub;anyone can write a draft -203987;1353974890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00053266 = 11.0261 BTC [+] -203986;1353974896;pigeons;yeah someone from microsoft submitted it -203985;1353974925;mircea_popescu;pretty cool in any event -203984;1353974939;dub;surprised AAPL hasnt filed patent for 'coins made out of bits' -203983;1353974942;mircea_popescu;it's squarely in the bikeshed territory, the xbtc reference -203982;1353974946;mircea_popescu;so pretty unlikely to be touched -203981;1353974954;mircea_popescu;dub im sure it has. -203980;1353975251;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/13/eL/3A2bL8mS/better.png -203979;1353975258;kakobrekla;i know i know, just trollin -203978;1353975491;smickles;lol -203977;1353975628;pigeons;they need the cherry truck award -203976;1353975698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00053416 = 5.7155 BTC [+] -203975;1353975714;Diablo-D3;meh -203974;1353975715;jurov;nah, it was some noncompliant browser -203973;1353975719;Diablo-D3;whens the reward halving? -203972;1353975725;dub;nao -203971;1353975727;jurov;;;halfreward -203970;1353975727;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 20:12:08 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 day, 21 hours, 50 minutes, and 0 seconds. -203969;1353975739;Diablo-D3;oh hay -203968;1353975740;Diablo-D3;its moved back -203967;1353975748;pigeons;;;asicshipped -203966;1353975749;gribble;Error: "asicshipped" is not a valid command. -203965;1353975753;Diablo-D3;lawls -203964;1353975758;Diablo-D3;also -203963;1353975763;kakobrekla;browser is ok, site is not valid -203962;1353975776;jurov;i know i know, just trollin -203961;1353975783;kakobrekla;;) -203960;1353975790;Diablo-D3;I wonder if Ill get a block before then -203959;1353975871;Diablo-D3;lawls -203958;1353975881;Diablo-D3;Ukto: Im asyc, bitch! -203957;1353975901;Diablo-D3;douchebag keyboard, dropping letters -203956;1353975940;Ukto;hah, See: user error -203955;1353975941;Ukto;:P -203954;1353975949;Diablo-D3;no seriously -203953;1353975963;Diablo-D3;sometimes I have to replug it because it wont repeat and half the keyboard is dead -203952;1353975970;Diablo-D3;the microcontroller is nuts -203951;1353976020;mod6;;;ticker -203950;1353976021;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.30408, Best ask: 12.31269, Bid-ask spread: 0.00861, Last trade: 12.10701, 24 hour volume: 34526.91363606, 24 hour low: 11.89000, 24 hour high: 12.65150, 24 hour vwap: 12.37671 -203949;1353976088;dub;wewt -203948;1353976096;Diablo-D3;yeah thats not so bad -203947;1353976277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23400 @ 0.00053416 = 12.4993 BTC [+] -203946;1353976278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00053434 = 0.1069 BTC [+] -203945;1353976335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053288 = 1.2496 BTC [-] -203944;1353976335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1491 @ 0.00053266 = 0.7942 BTC [-] -203943;1353976337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00052548 = 0.1839 BTC [-] -203942;1353976338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6376 @ 0.00052508 = 3.3479 BTC [-] -203941;1353976339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00052502 = 4.1214 BTC [-] -203940;1353976340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3492 @ 0.00052358 = 1.8283 BTC [-] -203939;1353976497;mircea_popescu;i wonder if blockblocking will follow cockblocking in the vernacular. -203938;1353976527;dub;wat is blockblocking -203937;1353976549;Diablo-D3;"mining" -203936;1353976551;mircea_popescu;when someone impedes someone else from solving a block theyweren't going to solve anyway. -203935;1353976612;jurov;how would that be done, like, technically? -203934;1353976625;mircea_popescu;it's not technically, it's imaginatively. -203933;1353976634;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: "are you going to eat that pussy? I mean, its just sitting there on the plate, you've barely touched it" -203932;1353976691;mircea_popescu;lol -203931;1353976861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052374 = 1.2282 BTC [+] -203930;1353976863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7602 @ 0.00052358 = 3.9803 BTC [-] -203929;1353976864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2649 @ 0.00052019 = 1.378 BTC [-] -203928;1353976865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4404 @ 0.00052018 = 2.2909 BTC [-] -203927;1353977278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13946 @ 0.00052018 = 7.2544 BTC [-] -203926;1353977280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4204 @ 0.0005198 = 2.1852 BTC [-] -203925;1353977367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053421 = 1.2527 BTC [+] -203924;1353977369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.00053434 = 8.4159 BTC [+] -203923;1353977370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 555 @ 0.00053458 = 0.2967 BTC [+] -203922;1353977772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053036 = 1.2437 BTC [-] -203921;1353977773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5813 @ 0.0005302 = 3.0821 BTC [-] -203920;1353977930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00051989 = 6.8625 BTC [-] -203919;1353978165;smickles;;;rewardhalf -203918;1353978165;gribble;Error: "rewardhalf" is not a valid command. -203917;1353978173;smickles;;;halfreward -203916;1353978173;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 19:52:54 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 day, 20 hours, 50 minutes, and 0 seconds. -203915;1353978379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25346 @ 0.0005198 = 13.1749 BTC [-] -203914;1353978381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10254 @ 0.00051955 = 5.3275 BTC [-] -203913;1353978688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11642 @ 0.00051989 = 6.0526 BTC [+] -203912;1353978984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15608 @ 0.00052699 = 8.2253 BTC [+] -203911;1353979060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00051979 = 10.0319 BTC [-] -203910;1353979061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00051955 = 3.5329 BTC [-] -203909;1353979108;mircea_popescu;hallo. we has hack today for you -203908;1353979136;Ukto;another linode hack ? 0,o -203907;1353979174;dub;no just shit connectivity -203906;1353979201;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-frugally-adviseful/ -203905;1353979227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5821 @ 0.00051955 = 3.0243 BTC [-] -203904;1353979391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14370 @ 0.00051955 = 7.4659 BTC [-] -203903;1353979392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00051953 = 5.7148 BTC [-] -203902;1353979394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00051912 = 3.6858 BTC [-] -203901;1353979395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00051888 = 9.2361 BTC [-] -203900;1353979396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8350 @ 0.00051873 = 4.3314 BTC [-] -203899;1353979397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7798 @ 0.00051861 = 4.0441 BTC [-] -203898;1353979524;dub;the fuck is nasal? -203897;1353979561;mircea_popescu;weird huh -203896;1353979564;mircea_popescu;a brand of aged cheese -203895;1353979567;mircea_popescu;quite good actually. -203894;1353979575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00051861 = 6.9494 BTC [-] -203893;1353979577;dub;figured -203892;1353979592;dub;google translate failed me -203891;1353979604;mircea_popescu;you figured it's cheese ? -203890;1353979654;smickles;updated to about 1.4% http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/bitcoin-finance/a-good-month-for-s-dice-shareholders-in-the-making/#update_26nov12 -203889;1353979677;mircea_popescu;it sure swings dunnit. -203888;1353979814;dub;mircea_popescu: yea -203887;1353979832;dub;smelly cheese was first guess -203886;1353979842;mircea_popescu;wd. -203885;1353979857;mircea_popescu;tho it's named for a place -203884;1353979860;mircea_popescu;like champagne or cognac. -203883;1353980161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3902 @ 0.00051861 = 2.0236 BTC [-] -203882;1353980163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2991 @ 0.00051854 = 1.551 BTC [-] -203881;1353980164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11807 @ 0.00051847 = 6.1216 BTC [-] -203880;1353980311;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -203879;1353980311;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.19998, Best ask: 12.19999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.19999, 24 hour volume: 35150.08809202, 24 hour low: 11.89000, 24 hour high: 12.65150, 24 hour vwap: 12.36118 -203878;1353980316;mircea_popescu;o hey. back under 12 ? -203877;1353980324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2443 @ 0.00051847 = 1.2666 BTC [-] -203876;1353980325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.0005182 = 5.4929 BTC [-] -203875;1353980327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31150 @ 0.00051812 = 16.1394 BTC [-] -203874;1353980328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12850 @ 0.00051807 = 6.6572 BTC [-] -203873;1353980329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8607 @ 0.00051788 = 4.4574 BTC [-] -203872;1353980749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7870 @ 0.0005224 = 4.1113 BTC [+] -203871;1353980842;smickles;so the interestingness begins -203870;1353980864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00053058 = 4.2977 BTC [+] -203869;1353981341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00053131 = 13.2828 BTC [+] -203868;1353981464;Doffx;Someone sold around 10000 -203867;1353981494;Doffx;10500 around -203866;1353981519;Doffx;I need 10500 bitcoins to sell, you would most likely not see me online again. -203865;1353981808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00053131 = 2.2315 BTC [+] -203864;1353981810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5582 @ 0.00053058 = 2.9617 BTC [-] -203863;1353981810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16668 @ 0.00053049 = 8.8422 BTC [-] -203862;1353981892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3032 @ 0.00053049 = 1.6084 BTC [-] -203861;1353982066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00052686 = 7.1126 BTC [-] -203860;1353982068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00052527 = 7.8265 BTC [-] -203859;1353982127;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.51492215 = 514.9222 BTC [-] -203858;1353982969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00336849 = 0.6737 BTC [-] -203857;1353982970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00339999 = 7.31 BTC [+] -203856;1353983092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3248 @ 0.00052527 = 1.7061 BTC [-] -203855;1353983093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 702 @ 0.00052461 = 0.3683 BTC [-] -203854;1353983241;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.51492215 = 514.9222 BTC [-] -203853;1353983457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2798 @ 0.00052461 = 1.4679 BTC [-] -203852;1353983459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00052037 = 10.7196 BTC [-] -203851;1353983721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4593 @ 0.00051788 = 2.3786 BTC [-] -203850;1353983722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10337 @ 0.00051787 = 5.3532 BTC [-] -203849;1353983724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13837 @ 0.00051778 = 7.1645 BTC [-] -203848;1353984047;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 1000 @ 0.51492215 = 514.9222 BTC [-] -203847;1353984413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5302 @ 0.00051811 = 2.747 BTC [+] -203846;1353984435;kakobrekla;https://i.chzbgr.com/completestore/12/11/19/AsbI5XyjNUS-_liBKjWLUw2.jpg -203845;1353984452;smickles;oh gawd, chzbgr? -203844;1353984468;kakobrekla;dunno -203843;1353984472;kakobrekla;i just repasted. -203842;1353984489;smickles;heh, good link tho, very entertaining -203841;1353984504;kakobrekla;seems kinda appropriate for the chan. -203840;1353984588;kakobrekla;but props -203839;1353984597;kakobrekla;i dont know any of their letters -203838;1353984635;smickles;naw, you'd be cool, considring it's a numbers quiz -203837;1353984648;dub;not enough tentacle rape -203836;1353984674;smickles;hmm, -203835;1353984703;smickles;i can only count to 3 :o -203834;1353984708;smickles;it starts at 4 :( -203833;1353985023;dub;chi -203832;1353985460;mircea_popescu;ajajaj -203831;1353985511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3048 @ 0.00052322 = 1.5948 BTC [+] -203830;1353985512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7313 @ 0.00051778 = 3.7865 BTC [-] -203829;1353985514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26639 @ 0.00051777 = 13.7929 BTC [-] -203828;1353985624;mircea_popescu;gnite all. -203827;1354001182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051829 = 1.2154 BTC [+] -203826;1354001183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15358 @ 0.00051855 = 7.9639 BTC [+] -203825;1354001381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00051855 = 10.8896 BTC [+] -203824;1354001515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00051855 = 8.6079 BTC [+] -203823;1354001928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051592 = 1.2098 BTC [-] -203822;1354001930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25102 @ 0.00051586 = 12.9491 BTC [-] -203821;1354002062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051835 = 1.2155 BTC [+] -203820;1354002064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10392 @ 0.00051855 = 5.3888 BTC [+] -203819;1354002065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3063 @ 0.00052181 = 1.5983 BTC [+] -203818;1354002558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051591 = 1.2098 BTC [-] -203817;1354002559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4598 @ 0.00051586 = 2.3719 BTC [-] -203816;1354002561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3683 @ 0.00051404 = 1.8932 BTC [-] -203815;1354002562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7474 @ 0.00051394 = 3.8412 BTC [-] -203814;1354002775;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.42938889 = 429.3889 BTC [-] -203813;1354002799;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.34744445 = 347.4445 BTC [-] -203812;1354003023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6026 @ 0.00051394 = 3.097 BTC [-] -203811;1354003024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1774 @ 0.00051386 = 0.9116 BTC [-] -203810;1354003951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00339856 = 0.6797 BTC [-] -203809;1354003952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00334557 = 4.6838 BTC [-] -203808;1354004084;mircea_popescu;http://www.intrade.com/news/id/782 soooo intrade is shuttering. -203807;1354004129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051832 = 1.2155 BTC [+] -203806;1354004130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00051851 = 3.2148 BTC [+] -203805;1354004131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 374 @ 0.00052054 = 0.1947 BTC [+] -203804;1354004436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3976 @ 0.00052054 = 2.0697 BTC [+] -203803;1354004438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4249 @ 0.00052181 = 2.2172 BTC [+] -203802;1354004565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15629 @ 0.0005199 = 8.1255 BTC [-] -203801;1354004567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11521 @ 0.00051386 = 5.9202 BTC [-] -203800;1354004622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051408 = 1.2055 BTC [+] -203799;1354004623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9454 @ 0.00051386 = 4.858 BTC [-] -203798;1354004896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5251 @ 0.00051386 = 2.6983 BTC [-] -203797;1354004897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3949 @ 0.00051379 = 2.029 BTC [-] -203796;1354005902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005215 = 1.2229 BTC [+] -203795;1354005904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3059 @ 0.00052181 = 1.5962 BTC [+] -203794;1354006502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1174 @ 0.00052181 = 0.6126 BTC [+] -203793;1354006503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00052203 = 8.7701 BTC [+] -203792;1354006504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10726 @ 0.00052351 = 5.6152 BTC [+] -203791;1354006581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13550 @ 0.00052351 = 7.0936 BTC [+] -203790;1354007286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11950 @ 0.00052126 = 6.2291 BTC [-] -203789;1354007531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1005 @ 0.00334557 = 3.3623 BTC [-] -203788;1354008335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051983 = 1.219 BTC [-] -203787;1354008337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10055 @ 0.00051948 = 5.2234 BTC [-] -203786;1354008602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1745 @ 0.00051948 = 0.9065 BTC [-] -203785;1354008604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21055 @ 0.00051379 = 10.8178 BTC [-] -203784;1354008850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052114 = 1.2221 BTC [+] -203783;1354008851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4605 @ 0.00052126 = 2.4004 BTC [+] -203782;1354008997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5272 @ 0.00052126 = 2.7481 BTC [+] -203781;1354009134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00334522 = 4.516 BTC [-] -203780;1354009173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051387 = 1.205 BTC [-] -203779;1354009174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8246 @ 0.00051379 = 4.2367 BTC [-] -203778;1354009175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8159 @ 0.00051355 = 4.1901 BTC [-] -203777;1354010233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13650 @ 0.00051972 = 7.0942 BTC [+] -203776;1354010322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00051429 = 1.3114 BTC [-] -203775;1354010773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00051921 = 2.7778 BTC [+] -203774;1354011380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052031 = 1.2201 BTC [+] -203773;1354011382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17155 @ 0.00052045 = 8.9283 BTC [+] -203772;1354011651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3188 @ 0.00052045 = 1.6592 BTC [+] -203771;1354012150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051946 = 1.2181 BTC [-] -203770;1354012151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6855 @ 0.00051921 = 3.5592 BTC [-] -203769;1354012364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12245 @ 0.00051921 = 6.3577 BTC [-] -203768;1354012365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8536 @ 0.00051355 = 4.3837 BTC [-] -203767;1354012665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052014 = 1.2197 BTC [+] -203766;1354012667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1057 @ 0.00052045 = 0.5501 BTC [+] -203765;1354012668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3898 @ 0.00052126 = 2.0319 BTC [+] -203764;1354012754;Diablo-D3;;;bc,rewardhalf -203763;1354012754;gribble;Error: "bc,rewardhalf" is not a valid command. -203762;1354012784;Diablo-D3;;;halfreward -203761;1354012785;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 19:39:45 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 day, 11 hours, and 0 seconds. -203760;1354012962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051388 = 1.205 BTC [-] -203759;1354012963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10188 @ 0.00051355 = 5.232 BTC [-] -203758;1354013015;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -203757;1354013283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00051355 = 2.8502 BTC [-] -203756;1354013319;EskimoBob;dun? what is that? -203755;1354013741;dub;http://dundundun.net/ -203754;1354013900;mircea_popescu;nowai -203753;1354014059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4887 @ 0.00051355 = 2.5097 BTC [-] -203752;1354014061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10998 @ 0.00051313 = 5.6434 BTC [-] -203751;1354014889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13702 @ 0.00051313 = 7.0309 BTC [-] -203750;1354014890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 360 @ 0.00051312 = 0.1847 BTC [-] -203749;1354014996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00051312 = 2.5656 BTC [-] -203748;1354015386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1445 @ 0.00334522 = 4.8338 BTC [-] -203747;1354015388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 355 @ 0.00335332 = 1.1904 BTC [+] -203746;1354015737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19490 @ 0.00051312 = 10.0007 BTC [-] -203745;1354015739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7610 @ 0.00051284 = 3.9027 BTC [-] -203744;1354015986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005167 = 1.2117 BTC [+] -203743;1354015987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18655 @ 0.00051704 = 9.6454 BTC [+] -203742;1354016252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00051313 = 0.821 BTC [-] -203741;1354016254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8478 @ 0.00051284 = 4.3479 BTC [-] -203740;1354016255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7222 @ 0.00051275 = 3.7031 BTC [-] -203739;1354017123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051281 = 1.2025 BTC [+] -203738;1354017124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13578 @ 0.00051275 = 6.9621 BTC [-] -203737;1354017126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1227 @ 0.00051244 = 0.6288 BTC [-] -203736;1354017311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051489 = 1.2074 BTC [+] -203735;1354017313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7505 @ 0.00051507 = 3.8656 BTC [+] -203734;1354017843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051251 = 1.2018 BTC [-] -203733;1354017844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4355 @ 0.00051244 = 2.2317 BTC [-] -203732;1354018025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1750 @ 0.00051244 = 0.8968 BTC [-] -203731;1354018240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051477 = 1.2071 BTC [+] -203730;1354018241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8355 @ 0.00051507 = 4.3034 BTC [+] -203729;1354018352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051258 = 1.202 BTC [-] -203728;1354018353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27754 @ 0.00051244 = 14.2223 BTC [-] -203727;1354018355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11801 @ 0.0005124 = 6.0468 BTC [-] -203726;1354018606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28899 @ 0.0005124 = 14.8078 BTC [-] -203725;1354018608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5151 @ 0.00051226 = 2.6387 BTC [-] -203724;1354018666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8512 @ 0.00051226 = 4.3604 BTC [-] -203723;1354018711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3537 @ 0.00051226 = 1.8119 BTC [-] -203722;1354018713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1863 @ 0.00051225 = 0.9543 BTC [-] -203721;1354019189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1850 @ 0.00051491 = 0.9526 BTC [+] -203720;1354019689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 495 @ 0.00051491 = 0.2549 BTC [+] -203719;1354019691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11273 @ 0.00051507 = 5.8064 BTC [+] -203718;1354019893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005126 = 1.202 BTC [-] -203717;1354019895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16055 @ 0.00051225 = 8.2242 BTC [-] -203716;1354020324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051481 = 1.2072 BTC [+] -203715;1354020325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6358 @ 0.00051507 = 3.2748 BTC [+] -203714;1354020326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8795 @ 0.00051704 = 4.5474 BTC [+] -203713;1354020328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10202 @ 0.00051733 = 5.2778 BTC [+] -203712;1354021750;Chaang-Noi;zup all -203711;1354021758;Chaang-Noi;;;btchalf -203710;1354021758;gribble;Error: "btchalf" is not a valid command. -203709;1354021764;Chaang-Noi;;;half -203708;1354021764;gribble;Error: "half" is not a valid command. -203707;1354021770;Chaang-Noi;damn it i fail at commands -203706;1354022102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00051355 = 6.4707 BTC [-] -203705;1354022103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12048 @ 0.00051733 = 6.2328 BTC [+] -203704;1354022104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28452 @ 0.00051736 = 14.7199 BTC [+] -203703;1354022182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17490 @ 0.00051736 = 9.0486 BTC [+] -203702;1354022183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1310 @ 0.00051823 = 0.6789 BTC [+] -203701;1354022233;Chaang-Noi;!halfreward -203700;1354022247;Chaang-Noi;;;halfreward -203699;1354022248;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 18:37:28 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 day, 7 hours, 20 minutes, and 0 seconds. -203698;1354022355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051282 = 1.2026 BTC [-] -203697;1354022357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00051259 = 5.4847 BTC [-] -203696;1354022358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3184 @ 0.00051225 = 1.631 BTC [-] -203695;1354022359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3247 @ 0.00051208 = 1.6627 BTC [-] -203694;1354022483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051793 = 1.2145 BTC [+] -203693;1354022663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35857 @ 0.00051823 = 18.5822 BTC [+] -203692;1354022805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00334119 = 1.0024 BTC [-] -203691;1354022933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 183 @ 0.00051823 = 0.0948 BTC [+] -203690;1354022934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9776 @ 0.00051846 = 5.0685 BTC [+] -203689;1354022936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13341 @ 0.00051854 = 6.9178 BTC [+] -203688;1354023169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051801 = 1.2147 BTC [-] -203687;1354023170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1555 @ 0.00051795 = 0.8054 BTC [-] -203686;1354023675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13950 @ 0.00051795 = 7.2254 BTC [-] -203685;1354023916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20664 @ 0.0005175 = 10.6936 BTC [-] -203684;1354024066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5486 @ 0.0005175 = 2.839 BTC [-] -203683;1354024067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2264 @ 0.00051208 = 1.1593 BTC [-] -203682;1354024249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24589 @ 0.00051208 = 12.5915 BTC [-] -203681;1354024250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5911 @ 0.00051203 = 3.0266 BTC [-] -203680;1354025573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00051203 = 1.4081 BTC [-] -203679;1354025633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1150 @ 0.00051774 = 0.5954 BTC [+] -203678;1354025634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051846 = 1.2158 BTC [+] -203677;1354025635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4624 @ 0.00051854 = 2.3977 BTC [+] -203676;1354025768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2032 @ 0.00051854 = 1.0537 BTC [+] -203675;1354026617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8010 @ 0.00052043 = 4.1686 BTC [+] -203674;1354026618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00052078 = 0.5208 BTC [+] -203673;1354026620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6106 @ 0.00052079 = 3.1799 BTC [+] -203672;1354026703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7294 @ 0.00052079 = 3.7986 BTC [+] -203671;1354026705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8168 @ 0.00052091 = 4.2548 BTC [+] -203670;1354027022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051977 = 1.2189 BTC [-] -203669;1354027024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7274 @ 0.00051954 = 3.7791 BTC [-] -203668;1354027461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1194 @ 0.00051954 = 0.6203 BTC [-] -203667;1354027705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8706 @ 0.00051789 = 4.5088 BTC [-] -203666;1354027707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052086 = 1.2214 BTC [+] -203665;1354027708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0005209 = 0.5209 BTC [+] -203664;1354027709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4936 @ 0.00052091 = 2.5712 BTC [+] -203663;1354029032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18446 @ 0.00052091 = 9.6087 BTC [+] -203662;1354029033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15054 @ 0.00052126 = 7.847 BTC [+] -203661;1354029277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5121 @ 0.00052126 = 2.6694 BTC [+] -203660;1354029277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00052146 = 7.4569 BTC [+] -203659;1354029279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16850 @ 0.00052229 = 8.8006 BTC [+] -203658;1354029280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6573 @ 0.00052253 = 3.4346 BTC [+] -203657;1354029281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2956 @ 0.00052336 = 1.5471 BTC [+] -203656;1354030120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005204 = 1.2203 BTC [-] -203655;1354030122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00052036 = 7.233 BTC [-] -203654;1354030123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9622 @ 0.0005171 = 4.9755 BTC [-] -203653;1354030469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052308 = 1.2266 BTC [+] -203652;1354030469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10755 @ 0.00052336 = 5.6287 BTC [+] -203651;1354031053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052321 = 1.2269 BTC [-] -203650;1354031054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5505 @ 0.00052336 = 2.8811 BTC [+] -203649;1354031797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051756 = 1.2137 BTC [-] -203648;1354031797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22255 @ 0.00051738 = 11.5143 BTC [-] -203647;1354032153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052309 = 1.2266 BTC [+] -203646;1354032154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7819 @ 0.00052336 = 4.0922 BTC [+] -203645;1354032156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7011 @ 0.00052351 = 3.6703 BTC [+] -203644;1354032157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 925 @ 0.00052382 = 0.4845 BTC [+] -203643;1354032438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00052382 = 5.4739 BTC [+] -203642;1354032601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051749 = 1.2135 BTC [-] -203641;1354032602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3845 @ 0.00051738 = 1.9893 BTC [-] -203640;1354032603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11310 @ 0.0005171 = 5.8484 BTC [-] -203639;1354032924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052355 = 1.2277 BTC [+] -203638;1354032925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 825 @ 0.00052382 = 0.4322 BTC [+] -203637;1354032926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4808 @ 0.00052414 = 2.5201 BTC [+] -203636;1354032927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00052417 = 0.5242 BTC [+] -203635;1354032928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18272 @ 0.00052418 = 9.5778 BTC [+] -203634;1354034389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00334119 = 2.673 BTC [-] -203633;1354034412;Chaang-Noi;;;halfreward -203632;1354034413;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 18:40:13 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 day, 4 hours, and 0 seconds. -203631;1354034578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051711 = 1.2126 BTC [-] -203630;1354034580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6373 @ 0.0005171 = 3.2955 BTC [-] -203629;1354034581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7135 @ 0.00051576 = 3.6799 BTC [-] -203628;1354034582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5347 @ 0.0005122 = 2.7387 BTC [-] -203627;1354035035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052392 = 1.2286 BTC [+] -203626;1354035036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2931 @ 0.00052418 = 1.5364 BTC [+] -203625;1354035037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15724 @ 0.00052421 = 8.2427 BTC [+] -203624;1354035248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2269 @ 0.00052421 = 1.1894 BTC [+] -203623;1354035646;mircea_popescu;hello Kumala -203622;1354035648;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -203621;1354035648;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 11.95000, Best ask: 11.99998, Bid-ask spread: 0.04998, Last trade: 11.99999, 24 hour volume: 43477.60197387, 24 hour low: 11.89000, 24 hour high: 12.55800, 24 hour vwap: 12.17801 -203620;1354035727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 245 @ 0.00335332 = 0.8216 BTC [+] -203619;1354036294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052284 = 1.2261 BTC [-] -203618;1354036296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12737 @ 0.00052253 = 6.6555 BTC [-] -203617;1354036493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052407 = 1.2289 BTC [+] -203616;1354036494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1799 @ 0.00052421 = 0.9431 BTC [+] -203615;1354036663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052266 = 1.2256 BTC [-] -203614;1354036665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3144 @ 0.00052253 = 1.6428 BTC [-] -203613;1354036666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8761 @ 0.00051642 = 4.5244 BTC [-] -203612;1354036901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051669 = 1.2116 BTC [+] -203611;1354036903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8464 @ 0.00051642 = 4.371 BTC [-] -203610;1354036904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00051607 = 5.8316 BTC [-] -203609;1354036905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 391 @ 0.00051602 = 0.2018 BTC [-] -203608;1354037291;mircea_popescu;Lobbyist Michael Kiok, who lives with his dog Cassie, told the newspaper there were more than 100,000 zoophiles in Germany. -203607;1354037295;mircea_popescu;lmao this is hysterical -203606;1354037300;mircea_popescu;http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/world/germany-to-ban-sex-with-animals-report -203605;1354037331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16334 @ 0.00051602 = 8.4287 BTC [-] -203604;1354037416;mod6;page 404 -203603;1354037481;mircea_popescu;wtf i just read it -203602;1354037488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8161 @ 0.00051602 = 4.2112 BTC [-] -203601;1354037522;mod6;yeah, weird. just says: We could not find the page you requested. This is either because: bla bla bla -203600;1354037551;mod6;the telegraph site comes up, but the article itself seems to be missing from their database or someweird shit -203599;1354037670;mircea_popescu;well it wasn't any big deal, just a write-up about some campaign trying to make animal fucking illegal again -203598;1354037681;mircea_popescu;http://www.foxbusiness.com/news/2012/11/26/cme-declares-force-majeure-at-manhattan-gold-depository/ -203597;1354037684;mircea_popescu;now this is juicy. -203596;1354037713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4253 @ 0.0005122 = 2.1784 BTC [-] -203595;1354037715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17089 @ 0.00051203 = 8.7501 BTC [-] -203594;1354037716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00051191 = 4.9143 BTC [-] -203593;1354037717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8908 @ 0.0005119 = 4.56 BTC [-] -203592;1354037720;EskimoBob;did the gold just float away? -203591;1354037765;mircea_popescu;lol -203590;1354037771;mircea_popescu;no, it was opperationally limitated. -203589;1354037810;EskimoBob;nothing juicy at all "CME said that individuals holding MTB warrants, or certificates for a specific lot of metal stored in the depository, may receive gold delivered from Brinks Co. (BCO) in New York. MTB is responsible for any additional costs incurred by customers receiving metal from Brinks, CME said" -203588;1354037922;mircea_popescu;i guess you don't know what "may" means. -203587;1354037938;Ukto;actually -203586;1354037942;Ukto;thats contextual -203585;1354037950;Ukto;in this case, they are using it as "can" -203584;1354037964;Ukto;wel -203583;1354037967;Ukto;either way -203582;1354037969;mircea_popescu;maybe they are, yes. -203581;1354037971;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: read what Ukto writes ... -203580;1354037997;Ukto;they are saying that they will fullfill contracts.. be it from them, or it may come from brinks -203579;1354038001;Ukto;not that the contracts may be honored -203578;1354038019;Ukto;the way I read it at least -203577;1354038035;Ukto;it is vauge wording though -203576;1354038063;mircea_popescu;you don't really call fm if you intend to enforce the contract at no cost to the op. -203575;1354038171;mod6;its the ole "sorry, can't deliver your gold on contract because of act of god..." excuse ;P -203574;1354038190;Ukto;mod6: lol -203573;1354038201;mircea_popescu;"sorry, can't deliver your gold on contract for gold we never actually had because of act of god... -203572;1354038203;mircea_popescu;fify. -203571;1354038237;mod6;haha ty -203570;1354038643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6492 @ 0.0005119 = 3.3233 BTC [-] -203569;1354038645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00051181 = 8.2401 BTC [-] -203568;1354038646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5556 @ 0.00051166 = 2.8428 BTC [-] -203567;1354038986;smickles;copumpkin: my question is, how come everyone in these sorts of questions haven't been paying taxes for years -203566;1354039002;copumpkin;fucking leeches! -203565;1354039011;smickles;s/haven't/hasn't/ -203564;1354039012;copumpkin;those welfare queens buying italian pizza ovens -203563;1354039019;smickles;lol -203562;1354039261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00051248 = 8.7122 BTC [+] -203561;1354039604;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/voluntary-contracts-after-a-while/#comment-90702 <<< extended by 2 weeks! -203560;1354039632;mircea_popescu;smickles what sorts of questions ? -203559;1354039852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10089 @ 0.00051308 = 5.1765 BTC [+] -203558;1354039854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12335 @ 0.00052421 = 6.4661 BTC [+] -203557;1354039855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3576 @ 0.00052436 = 1.8751 BTC [+] -203556;1354040011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052433 = 1.2296 BTC [-] -203555;1354040012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7955 @ 0.00052436 = 4.1713 BTC [+] -203554;1354040235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051256 = 1.202 BTC [-] -203553;1354040236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6850 @ 0.00051248 = 3.5105 BTC [-] -203552;1354040238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13894 @ 0.00051166 = 7.109 BTC [-] -203551;1354040239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3511 @ 0.00051165 = 1.7964 BTC [-] -203550;1354040254;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: I linked to http://snapplr.com/gg28 last night -203549;1354040281;mircea_popescu;doing things behind my back eh ? -203548;1354040374;mircea_popescu;hm, i must be dense. why is the taxpayer liable for more tax if the tax was cut 0.0 -203547;1354040376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00051165 = 2.8141 BTC [-] -203546;1354040417;gigavps;mircea_popescu fuzzy maffs -203545;1354040450;mircea_popescu;lol i c -203544;1354040595;EskimoBob;what is that? "voluntary-contracts-after-a-while/#comment-90702 <<< extended by 2 weeks!" -203543;1354040663;mircea_popescu;there's a writing contest with something over 100btc in prize funds. -203542;1354040674;mircea_popescu;it was originally due to end yest. -203541;1354040742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 881 @ 0.00051165 = 0.4508 BTC [-] -203540;1354040743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5105 @ 0.00051146 = 2.611 BTC [-] -203539;1354041215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052408 = 1.229 BTC [+] -203538;1354041216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26205 @ 0.00052436 = 13.7409 BTC [+] -203537;1354042206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5489 @ 0.00051472 = 2.8253 BTC [-] -203536;1354042662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00051472 = 6.9487 BTC [-] -203535;1354043181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051471 = 1.207 BTC [-] -203534;1354043183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 216 @ 0.00051472 = 0.1112 BTC [+] -203533;1354043184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 524 @ 0.00052436 = 0.2748 BTC [+] -203532;1354043185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00052457 = 1.7311 BTC [+] -203531;1354043312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10515 @ 0.00052461 = 5.5163 BTC [+] -203530;1354043444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19890 @ 0.00051862 = 10.3154 BTC [-] -203529;1354043446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10360 @ 0.0005252 = 5.4411 BTC [+] -203528;1354043619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5840 @ 0.0005252 = 3.0672 BTC [+] -203527;1354043620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13962 @ 0.0005253 = 7.3342 BTC [+] -203526;1354043861;smickles;16:24 < mircea_popescu> it was originally due to end yest. <<< sweet, an extension? The thing I'm writing got put off because I had to do other things, maybe now I can finish it :) -203525;1354043898;mircea_popescu;yeah. -203524;1354044052;jurov;i tried to subcontract the story, only one writer understood it, and finished it late and it still deals heavily with law enforcement -203523;1354044074;jurov;hope he'll improve it in the 2 weeks. -203522;1354044107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00051962 = 4.157 BTC [-] -203521;1354044189;jurov;should have tried to write something myself instead... maybe I'd surprise myself like dong that cherry truck -203520;1354044275;jurov;*the story deals with law enforcement, not the writer. lmao -203519;1354044659;smickles;"…as a point of fact if you couldn’t defend yourself in any criminal proceeding whatsoever right now, you’re already in prison." oooh, zing -203518;1354044693;mircea_popescu;lol subcontracted story. how much you pay him ? -203517;1354044746;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE hey, i like the curve -203516;1354044749;mircea_popescu;looks like a hip. -203515;1354044845;mircea_popescu;smickles :D -203514;1354044875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00052049 = 6.7143 BTC [+] -203513;1354045032;jurov;i paid $42 -203512;1354045037;jurov;for the story -203511;1354045153;smickles;jurov: before or after they didn't deliver on time? -203510;1354045202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00052049 = 2.3422 BTC [+] -203509;1354045203;jurov;after... i already have a dispute with a scammer on that project, so i said, fuck that i dont need another one -203508;1354045203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00051962 = 2.9878 BTC [-] -203507;1354045204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12450 @ 0.00051397 = 6.3989 BTC [-] -203506;1354045216;smickles;oh my -203505;1354045257;jurov;and in the middle suddenly vworker got sold to freelance, several days it was nearly unusable -203504;1354045270;jurov;so i can say there was executive meddling, too :D -203503;1354045512;jurov;still i don't get why freelancer.com is #1 . simple task like moving a deadline requires emailing to support both for employer and worker, wtf? -203502;1354045543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051432 = 1.2061 BTC [+] -203501;1354045545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20310 @ 0.00051397 = 10.4387 BTC [-] -203500;1354045964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051418 = 1.2058 BTC [+] -203499;1354045965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32697 @ 0.00051397 = 16.8053 BTC [-] -203498;1354045967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 558 @ 0.00051294 = 0.2862 BTC [-] -203497;1354046004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6555 @ 0.00337618 = 22.1309 BTC [+] -203496;1354046005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 495 @ 0.00334119 = 1.6539 BTC [-] -203495;1354046166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4211 @ 0.00051294 = 2.16 BTC [-] -203494;1354046633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.00051837 = 9.4343 BTC [+] -203493;1354046649;Namjies;Ah, OTC has nothing to say about it. -203492;1354046664;Namjies;http://www.namworld.com/x-buttons.html -203491;1354046680;Namjies;How does that look? -203490;1354046749;jcpham;i like the blue buttons -203489;1354046755;jcpham;happy? -203488;1354046807;Namjies;Eh, just wanted to know if they looked fine. Bootstrap inspired of course. -203487;1354046828;EskimoBob;pigeons: I shipped your stuff -203486;1354046838;Namjies;But I made them less tall and more pronounced. -203485;1354046840;EskimoBob;lets hope this takes less than 30 days :) -203484;1354046845;jcpham;pigeons ordered drugs from you EskimoBob? -203483;1354046852;EskimoBob;snow -203482;1354046862;EskimoBob;lots of melting snow and polar bear shit -203481;1354046867;jcpham;neat -203480;1354046873;EskimoBob;with moss and stuff -203479;1354046877;jcpham;he usually just buys drugs from me -203478;1354046893;EskimoBob;OK, i guess he has made some changes to his menu -203477;1354046905;EskimoBob;jcpham: what are you selling? -203476;1354046927;jcpham;cocaine-infused air molecules -203475;1354046934;jcpham;pretty high-grade shit -203474;1354046966;mircea_popescu;jurov so 42 for a chance at 5 btc prize ? -203473;1354046973;EskimoBob;yummy jcpham -203472;1354046990;jurov;yes. i hoped for 1st prize, too -203471;1354046997;mircea_popescu;Namjies pretty good -203470;1354047180;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128019.0 -203469;1354047186;Diablo-D3;LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooo........... -203468;1354047223;Diablo-D3;..............oooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL -203467;1354047333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051815 = 1.2151 BTC [-] -203466;1354047334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2105 @ 0.00051822 = 1.0909 BTC [+] -203465;1354047367;mircea_popescu;so basically bfl just went bankrupt. -203464;1354047386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051675 = 1.2118 BTC [-] -203463;1354047387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1555 @ 0.0005167 = 0.8035 BTC [-] -203462;1354047395;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: EXTRA bankrupt -203461;1354047407;Diablo-D3;this is the sound of several thousand investors shitting their pants in unison -203460;1354047416;Diablo-D3;its sort of wet and cheaky. -203459;1354047418;jcpham;investors? -203458;1354047433;Diablo-D3;jcpham: they're not preorder customers. -203457;1354047437;mircea_popescu;jcpham they had a backer. -203456;1354047444;mircea_popescu;and obviously, all the people sending them free money. -203455;1354047445;Diablo-D3;bfl needs to stop referring to them in such an improper way -203454;1354047457;jcpham;maybe i didn't read the whole thread? -203453;1354047499;mircea_popescu;it's funny that not even a week ago inaba was intimating bfl is worth more than mpex -203452;1354047511;mircea_popescu;turns out it was worth more in the sense glbse was worth more : -203451;1354047513;mircea_popescu;worth more jailtime. -203450;1354047528;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: it's deferred tax -203449;1354047543;mircea_popescu;a ok then. -203448;1354047575;copumpkin;you don't pay more tax than you would otherwise, but due to the discrepancy between your accounts and the tax reports, you need to adjust your accounts to factor in the increased rate -203447;1354047582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22495 @ 0.0005167 = 11.6232 BTC [-] -203446;1354047586;copumpkin;but the tax rate did go up, so you would pay more tax -203445;1354047591;copumpkin;it's just a huge pain in the ass to account for it -203444;1354047640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6205 @ 0.00051605 = 3.2021 BTC [-] -203443;1354047640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005182 = 1.2152 BTC [+] -203442;1354047642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15250 @ 0.00051822 = 7.9029 BTC [+] -203441;1354047644;Diablo-D3;;;rewardhalf -203440;1354047645;gribble;Error: "rewardhalf" is not a valid command. -203439;1354047647;mircea_popescu;copumpkin didn't the tax rate go down ? 41 to 31 ? -203438;1354047650;Diablo-D3;;;halfreward -203437;1354047651;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 18:50:51 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 day, 0 hours, 30 minutes, and 0 seconds. -203436;1354047653;copumpkin;oh, maybe it did -203435;1354047654;mircea_popescu;;;half -203434;1354047655;gribble;Error: "half" is not a valid command. -203433;1354047659;copumpkin;I haven't looked at the question since earlier -203432;1354047663;Diablo-D3;I have 24 hours to produce a block :< -203431;1354047663;mircea_popescu;lolk. well... -203430;1354047668;jcpham;can we have an irc party -203429;1354047672;jcpham;when it halves -203428;1354047672;copumpkin;oh yeah, it did go down -203427;1354047678;copumpkin;anyway, whatever it is, you need to account for it :) -203426;1354047683;copumpkin;it's stupid -203425;1354047742;jurov;Diablo-D3 maybe we can organize prayer marathon for you -203424;1354047751;jcpham;copumpkin we're having a;;halfreward party at cathy's house: http://youtu.be/NUnwFHplBg4 -203423;1354047799;mircea_popescu;copumpkin well, only need to account for it if you hadn't filed the taxes for the prev years, but anyway! my q was strictly cause it went down -203422;1354047808;copumpkin;no, it isn't about not filing them -203421;1354047812;copumpkin;it's about actual discrepancies in procedures -203420;1354047814;copumpkin;it's really annoying -203419;1354047833;copumpkin;so you often need to depreciate things differently on your taxes and on your accounts -203418;1354047840;copumpkin;or account for warranty expenses differently -203417;1354047873;copumpkin;like if you have an asset, accounting standards have different ways you can depreciate it over time, but the taxes probably want a particular way called double-declining balance -203416;1354047888;copumpkin;which means that it looks like you lost more money to depreciation on your taxes than you did on your accounts -203415;1354047915;copumpkin;which means you paid less in taxes (Because they think you lost money to depreciation) today but your accounts don't show that depreciation because you used a different method on them -203414;1354047930;mircea_popescu;i don't like using any diff method than the tax method. -203413;1354047935;mircea_popescu;consequently i don't. -203412;1354047940;copumpkin;so you file a deferred tax liability saying "um, the tax man thinks we lost way more money than we did this year and charged us less taxes, but we haven't lost it yet" -203411;1354047955;copumpkin;that's the thing though, the IFRS has requirements for the depreciation method -203410;1354047958;copumpkin;and US GAAP has other ones -203409;1354047970;copumpkin;and they don't all mesh with the tax method -203408;1354047975;copumpkin;sometimes they might ,depending on what kind of asset it is -203407;1354047991;copumpkin;also, warranty expenses are fucked as well for different reasons -203406;1354048008;mircea_popescu;but as long as you do everything the tax way you don't have a problem. -203405;1354048078;copumpkin;no, you do, because then you aren't meeting the US GAAP/IFRS standards -203404;1354048085;copumpkin;which means that auditors or the SEC might bitch -203403;1354048086;thestringpuller;;;halfreward -203402;1354048086;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 18:48:06 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 day, 0 hours, 20 minutes, and 0 seconds. -203401;1354048093;copumpkin;if you're public or something -203400;1354048112;copumpkin;maybe it works better in romania -203399;1354048163;copumpkin;maybe smickles can provide a justification for the whole thing, but the best I can come up with is that a company's accounts serve a different purpose than its tax returns -203398;1354048194;copumpkin;mostly it just feels stupid though :P -203397;1354048205;copumpkin;but regardless, I need to know it, so I learn it -203396;1354048209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051395 = 1.2052 BTC [-] -203395;1354048210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30050 @ 0.00051392 = 15.4433 BTC [-] -203394;1354048211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2405 @ 0.00051294 = 1.2336 BTC [-] -203393;1354048244;mircea_popescu;copumpkin they may bitch, but you can't really get into trouble by sticking with the tax version. -203392;1354048255;mircea_popescu;people in general don't do it because they'd like to present better numbers. -203391;1354048262;mircea_popescu;at least that's my (limited) understanding -203390;1354048269;mircea_popescu;ianaa -203389;1354048301;copumpkin;well, the discrepances can both favor you or work against you -203388;1354048311;copumpkin;that's why you can have deferred tax liabilities or assets -203387;1354048341;copumpkin;Like many other common law countries, the United States government does not directly set accounting standards by statute. However, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires that US GAAP be followed in financial reporting by publicly traded companies -203386;1354048361;copumpkin;so if you're public, you can't just do what the taxes do -203385;1354048362;mircea_popescu;a well, then that's the issue. -203384;1354048381;copumpkin;oh well -203383;1354048385;copumpkin;at least I'm not an accountant -203382;1354048445;mircea_popescu;in truth, this deferred assets/liabilities game + the SPV game is pretty much 90% of why nobody knows what corps are reallty worth -203381;1354048456;mircea_popescu;takes people like buffett a month of combing to get a rough idea. -203380;1354048484;copumpkin;that's just cause he's an old fart and is dumb -203379;1354048485;copumpkin;duh -203378;1354048485;thestringpuller;that's too generalized -203377;1354048502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051816 = 1.2151 BTC [+] -203376;1354048504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1095 @ 0.00051822 = 0.5675 BTC [+] -203375;1354048505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5660 @ 0.00052068 = 2.947 BTC [+] -203374;1354048507;mircea_popescu;"people like wb" = value investors. -203373;1354048550;copumpkin;:P -203372;1354048572;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: just follow the fibonacci numbers on the price graph and you'll make way more money anyway -203371;1354048581;mircea_popescu;heh -203370;1354048583;copumpkin;let the elliott wave guide you!! -203369;1354048591;mircea_popescu;i actually am one of the value types. -203368;1354048597;mircea_popescu;never put much stock in ta -203367;1354048602;copumpkin;yeah, I'm just mocking TA :) -203366;1354048639;thestringpuller;S.DICE is over valued -203365;1354048650;mircea_popescu;so is most everyone's mom. -203364;1354048666;thestringpuller;my mom rules -203363;1354048673;thestringpuller;she can beat up your mom -203362;1354048687;copumpkin;lol -203361;1354048720;mircea_popescu;how much for the pair ? -203360;1354049103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00051452 = 4.4506 BTC [-] -203359;1354049104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00051298 = 0.1795 BTC [-] -203358;1354049187;smickles;18:29 < copumpkin> maybe smickles can provide a justification for the whole thing, but the best I can come up with is that a company's accounts serve a different purpose than its tax returns <<< this is true, taxes are not handled the same way as responsible accounting -203357;1354049285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052055 = 1.2207 BTC [+] -203356;1354049286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8155 @ 0.00052068 = 4.2461 BTC [+] -203355;1354049341;smickles;18:30 < mircea_popescu> copumpkin they may bitch, but you can't really get into trouble by sticking with the tax version<<< the thing is, sticking to the tax version doesn't accurately represent the status of the company -203354;1354049362;mircea_popescu;well... a representation is a representation smickles. -203353;1354049395;mircea_popescu;all representations depend on presupositions to decode. -203352;1354049486;smickles;heh, trying to move this to an ontological discussion? -203351;1354049502;copumpkin;I prefer oncological discussion -203350;1354049507;copumpkin;or odontological -203349;1354049514;mircea_popescu;odometerological -203348;1354049574;copumpkin;that too -203347;1354049591;mircea_popescu;i really don't follow how anyone'd be foolish enough to sign two different accounting reports. -203346;1354049596;mircea_popescu;you sign the tax one as being correct -203345;1354049611;mircea_popescu;you then proceed to sign a different one, someone shows they contradict themselves and whoopla, you've perjured yourself. -203344;1354049634;mircea_popescu;as long as you're required to sign off on the tax one, it's the one. anyone doesn't like it can stand on his head. -203343;1354049646;smickles;but you sign the tax one saying that its correct in consideration of the way tax law says it has to be done -203342;1354049666;mircea_popescu;i don't think you get signing statements -203341;1354049669;mircea_popescu;you're not the president. -203340;1354049676;smickles;you sign the real one saying it's correct to to the standards -203339;1354049685;mircea_popescu;"correct to the best of your knowledge" is the usual formula. -203338;1354049722;smickles;and, iirc, the 'tax one' is not usually a report, it's the filed tax forms -203337;1354049731;mircea_popescu;but anyway. i guess such issues are why i;m neither an accountant nor would contemplate becoming one -203336;1354049779;smickles;and why I see money in understanding them -203335;1354049788;smickles;;D -203334;1354049805;copumpkin;my 6 btc offer still stands -203333;1354049813;copumpkin;:P -203332;1354049826;mircea_popescu;6 btc for what ? -203331;1354049843;smickles;copumpkin: in order to consider that offer seriously, i'd have to know how far down i'd have to bring it -203330;1354049857;copumpkin;15%! -203329;1354049858;copumpkin;:P -203328;1354049881;smickles;it might also be possible for next year's taxes, but not this years, as it could involve operating an off-shore company for the full year -203327;1354049893;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: I'm offering him 6 btc to take my effective tax rate to 15% -203326;1354049901;copumpkin;any more than that and it isn't worth it ;) -203325;1354049924;mircea_popescu;iirc i paid 2.x% in 2011. -203324;1354049931;copumpkin;that's not a bad rate -203323;1354049935;copumpkin;I'll take it -203322;1354049941;mircea_popescu;cost me a little more than 6 btc. -203321;1354049944;copumpkin;smickles: 7 btc to get me to 2% -203320;1354049961;mircea_popescu;i think it was something like 30. -203319;1354050030;copumpkin;damn! -203318;1354050032;copumpkin;I can't afford that -203317;1354050049;mircea_popescu;scam moar. -203316;1354050084;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: I have an offer for you. You lend me 100k btc, I pay you back 200k next week -203315;1354050084;copumpkin;deal? -203314;1354050096;copumpkin;perhaps I should've waited a little longer -203313;1354050103;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: disregard that, I'll ask again in a bit -203312;1354050109;mircea_popescu;i only take 7% a week. -203311;1354050228;copumpkin;oh even cheaper for me -203310;1354050231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26500 @ 0.00051816 = 13.7312 BTC [-] -203309;1354050232;copumpkin;okay, I pay you back 107k -203308;1354050239;copumpkin;I mean, I'll ask that in a bit -203307;1354050495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1104 @ 0.00051816 = 0.572 BTC [-] -203306;1354050495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17996 @ 0.00051972 = 9.3529 BTC [+] -203305;1354050579;smickles;copumpkin: are we talking, lowering it 18000 or lowering it more than that? -203304;1354050596;copumpkin;hmm, haven't actually calculated -203303;1354050627;copumpkin;well, you can calculate based on my 7 btc limit! -203302;1354050629;copumpkin;>_> -203301;1354050659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9550 @ 0.00051972 = 4.9633 BTC [+] -203300;1354050674;copumpkin;smickles: it's sort of joking around though, because I doubt it's possible to lower much, since I don't work for myself or have a company and can't really deduct most of my expenses -203299;1354050685;copumpkin;which is where I think most of that sort of goodness comes from -203298;1354050694;smickles;if my assumptions are correct, as well as you not taking advantage of various things, it might actually be possible -203297;1354050700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00051972 = 2.1309 BTC [+] -203296;1354050708;smickles;like, how much do you contribute to your retirement fund? -203295;1354050722;copumpkin;I have a pretty boring finanicial situation :) -203294;1354050745;smickles;well, if you don't have an IRA, we can knock of 5000 right there -203293;1354050754;copumpkin;yeah, I'm doing a backdoor roth IRA -203292;1354050767;smickles;heh -203291;1354050781;smickles;well, do you pay for childcare? -203290;1354050811;copumpkin;nah, I'm unmarried, don't own a house, don't have children -203289;1354050816;smickles;plastered your home in solar pannels yet? -203288;1354050838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1995 @ 0.00051298 = 1.0234 BTC [-] -203287;1354050839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12126 @ 0.00051294 = 6.2199 BTC [-] -203286;1354050840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24703 @ 0.00051221 = 12.6531 BTC [-] -203285;1354050848;smickles;ok, -203284;1354050850;smickles;i've got it -203283;1354050872;copumpkin;anyway, I was planning on maxing out the 401k pretax contribution next year, and squeezing more than is supposed to be possible into the roth -203282;1354050910;smickles;adopt a kid, in a certain way, start an education fund for it, and hire a nanny, that's about 20000 of lowering -203281;1354050930;copumpkin;but doesn't the nanny cost me money? -203280;1354050937;copumpkin;:P -203279;1354050951;copumpkin;can I get a virtual kid, like a tamatochi? -203278;1354050961;smickles;heh, you didn't ask to make it better overall, you asked to get into the 15% bracket -203277;1354050968;copumpkin;hah okay :P -203276;1354050987;smickles;also, the nanny might be paid for by EIC, -203275;1354050998;smickles;if we can find a cheap one -203274;1354051021;copumpkin;what if I knock up 20 different girls and claim 20 kids -203273;1354051033;copumpkin;but leave them to take care of them and don't pay childcare -203272;1354051036;smickles;they'd have to all be born this year :| -203271;1354051059;copumpkin;damn -203270;1354051059;copumpkin;I need to get busy -203269;1354051063;copumpkin;lots of premies coming -203268;1354051111;copumpkin;I think my best bet is to set up some sort of S-corp or something and then do "consulting" on the side that lets me deduct a bunch of things -203267;1354051113;copumpkin;would that make sense? -203266;1354051147;smickles;I think you could also 'lend' a lot of money to your family, not charge interest, but be required to count a certain minimum amount of interest as income even tho you didn't charge it -203265;1354051158;copumpkin;interesting -203264;1354051159;smickles;copumpkin: yup -203263;1354051164;copumpkin;all my family is abroad though -203262;1354051166;copumpkin;does that affect things? -203261;1354051200;jcpham;you guys are reminding me that i need an accountant -203260;1354051202;copumpkin;wait, why would counting additional income from non-existent interest be beneficial? -203259;1354051206;jcpham;a good one. -203258;1354051212;copumpkin;jcpham: smickles! -203257;1354051226;smickles;copumpkin: in this case, the corp should have all losses -203256;1354051239;smickles;more expenses than income -203255;1354051245;copumpkin;oh, I'd count it as being due but not getting collected -203254;1354051247;copumpkin;and thus a loss? -203253;1354051255;jcpham;smickles is definitely my number one choice for ninja accountant -203252;1354051295;smickles;well, your investment in the corp would lower your income, and the corp wouldn't pay taxes because only profit is taxed -203251;1354051296;copumpkin;unfortunately, sending a bunch of money overseas to my parents will probably get me on a TSA watchlist for "funding terror" or something like that -203250;1354051300;smickles;expenses are deducted -203249;1354051353;copumpkin;my parents are terrifying -203248;1354051355;smickles;and if we can't help but profit on this corp, we keep the money in the corp, and have it setup in ireland or somewhere good for taxes -203247;1354051400;smickles;plus, we must not forget, you can deduct the cost of tax prep from last year -203246;1354051403;copumpkin;hmm, that's an interesting idea -203245;1354051417;copumpkin;I didn't spend much money on that :P -203244;1354051426;smickles;bbl ;) -203243;1354051432;copumpkin;ciao :) thanks -203242;1354051641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005124 = 1.2016 BTC [+] -203241;1354051642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7483 @ 0.00051221 = 3.8329 BTC [-] -203240;1354051862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051964 = 1.2186 BTC [+] -203239;1354051864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4655 @ 0.00051972 = 2.4193 BTC [+] -203238;1354051898;jurov;copumpkin, learn them how to exchange bitcoins :P -203237;1354051902;dub;I made the jesus mint sauce -203236;1354051943;dub;moar like mint beurre blanc but sweet -203235;1354051968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051951 = 1.2183 BTC [-] -203234;1354051970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11667 @ 0.00051972 = 6.0636 BTC [+] -203233;1354052117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8488 @ 0.00051972 = 4.4114 BTC [+] -203232;1354052212;mircea_popescu;;;halfreward -203231;1354052213;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 19:06:53 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 23 hours, 30 minutes, and 0 seconds. -203230;1354052219;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -203229;1354052230;dub;.net -203228;1354052468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00052039 = 8.6905 BTC [+] -203227;1354052470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00052068 = 1.0414 BTC [+] -203226;1354052528;copumpkin;smickles: what made you decide you wanted to go into accounting? -203225;1354052766;mircea_popescu;he already had a hot gf -203224;1354052774;kakobrekla;hi -203223;1354052853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9835 @ 0.00052068 = 5.1209 BTC [+] -203222;1354052854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10615 @ 0.00052182 = 5.5391 BTC [+] -203221;1354052924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00052182 = 3.1831 BTC [+] -203220;1354053397;mircea_popescu;heya -203219;1354053517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12785 @ 0.00052182 = 6.6715 BTC [+] -203218;1354053519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11415 @ 0.00052279 = 5.9676 BTC [+] -203217;1354053995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1235 @ 0.00052279 = 0.6456 BTC [+] -203216;1354053997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00052408 = 5.8435 BTC [+] -203215;1354053998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00052524 = 4.3595 BTC [+] -203214;1354053999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9569 @ 0.0005253 = 5.0266 BTC [+] -203213;1354054109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2869 @ 0.0005253 = 1.5071 BTC [+] -203212;1354054110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00052554 = 3.4948 BTC [+] -203211;1354054112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00052562 = 0.5256 BTC [+] -203210;1354054113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4431 @ 0.00052563 = 2.3291 BTC [+] -203209;1354054340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4932 @ 0.00052563 = 2.5924 BTC [+] -203208;1354054369;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128019.msg1361457#msg1361457 -203207;1354054374;mircea_popescu;lol people like mpoe-pr nao ?! -203206;1354054671;jurov;only her boobies -203205;1354054695;mircea_popescu;as opposed to all the other girls people like not for their boobies -203204;1354054700;mircea_popescu;but for the person they are deep inside. -203203;1354054915;mod6;haha -203202;1354055130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005202 = 1.2199 BTC [-] -203201;1354055130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1055 @ 0.00051993 = 0.5485 BTC [-] -203200;1354055604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052021 = 1.2199 BTC [+] -203199;1354055606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1557 @ 0.00051993 = 0.8095 BTC [-] -203198;1354055607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20823 @ 0.00051991 = 10.8261 BTC [-] -203197;1354055846;Namjies;and buttons deployed -203196;1354055849;Namjies;http://www.namworld.net/ -203195;1354055851;smickles;19:42 < copumpkin> smickles: what made you decide you wanted to go into accounting? <<< well, I actually like doing the work which is involved in most aspects of accounting. Also, once if figured out that it's actually a valuable service,... well, it seems like an honorable profession to me -203194;1354055856;Namjies;That should do it. -203193;1354055886;smickles;s/if/I/ -203192;1354055903;Namjies;With valid HTML5 and CSS3 -203191;1354055922;Namjies;smickles: it is. Valuable services. -203190;1354055945;Namjies;Taxes and income reporting keeps getting more complex. -203189;1354055995;copumpkin;smickles: cool, seems like a good reason :) -203188;1354056005;Namjies;Also just keeping records can be burdensome for large enterprises. -203187;1354056021;smickles;Namjies: once they process my llc paperwork, i'll need a good webpage where people can order my services, it looks like you might be one of the peeps i ask for a bid on that from -203186;1354056042;mircea_popescu;Namjies not bad but the logo sucks -203185;1354056063;Namjies;... what do you want as a logo? -203184;1354056072;smickles;woah, i just realized it's not "nameworld" -203183;1354056075;jcpham;i vote dildo -203182;1354056081;kakobrekla;i agree -203181;1354056087;jcpham;smh -203180;1354056098;Namjies;I'll keep it how it is... -203179;1354056124;Namjies;smickles, indeed. -203178;1354056233;mircea_popescu;i don't mean the text, i mean the gfx -203177;1354056246;mircea_popescu;it looks really out of place with the bootstrap style -203176;1354056308;Namjies;Hmm... odd. I see many websites with a logo similarly placed. I always liked it like that. -203175;1354056327;mircea_popescu;not the placement either. -203174;1354056364;Namjies;Ah. What makes it look out of place? -203173;1354056389;Diablo-D3;Im guessing mp has not seen my boobies comment yet -203172;1354056479;mircea_popescu;Namjies i'm not an expert in design so i can't really cogently explain. it's a matter of style. -203171;1354056489;mircea_popescu;maybe get a 2nd opinion from someone who knows shit. -203170;1354056493;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 heh she's shown me. -203169;1354056570;Namjies;Eh, I just hoped you could explain what in the graphic bothered you when placed there. Like the contrast with the black background. Or anything like that. -203168;1354056624;mircea_popescu;probably the sharp edges of the letters, their straightness, the spacing between M and W -203167;1354056627;mircea_popescu;stuff like that -203166;1354056636;Diablo-D3;OH DEAR GOD -203165;1354056638;Diablo-D3;THE KERNING -203164;1354056648;JWU_42;i can't recall the format to get bitcoind to show more than 10 transactions -203163;1354056654;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 tho tbh... http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135394065043.jpg -203162;1354056657;JWU_42;anyone have an idea -203161;1354056658;Diablo-D3;NAMJIES, SHTAPH -203160;1354056668;Diablo-D3;JWU42: "*" 42 -203159;1354056675;JWU_42;ahh -203158;1354056679;JWU_42;forgot the " " -203157;1354056683;JWU_42;dangit -203156;1354056687;JWU_42;thks Diablo-D3 -203155;1354056694;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: BOOBIES -203154;1354056720;smickles;ah copumpkin I just thought of something -203153;1354056730;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135250520562.jpg ? -203152;1354056738;copumpkin;smickles: oh shit -203151;1354056740;copumpkin;write it down! -203150;1354056741;Namjies;Ah, I see. -203149;1354056756;smickles;I'm not positive on it, but ... you're a hireling, right? -203148;1354056763;smickles;like you have a boss, -203147;1354056766;copumpkin;yeah -203146;1354056771;copumpkin;well, I'm "between jobs" right now -203145;1354056772;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: BOOBIES! -203144;1354056781;copumpkin;but I will have a boss :P -203143;1354056816;mircea_popescu;and it will be a girl, and she'll be really hot, and he'll be really bothered. -203142;1354056822;copumpkin;lol no -203141;1354056825;copumpkin;it's an indian dude -203140;1354056849;smickles;you are an employee of a company -203139;1354056849;smickles;if you form an llc, and get your employer to hire the llc instead of you, and your llc pays you a low salary, but high dividends, you'd be taxed at 15% -203138;1354056853;FabianB;mircea_popescu: y is -pr not in irc? -203137;1354056860;copumpkin;smickles: cute -203136;1354056863;smickles;woa, lag -203135;1354056872;mircea_popescu;FabianB what'd she do here ? -203134;1354056876;Namjies;Because mircea manage the IRC? -203133;1354056877;copumpkin;smickles: I'm not sure I can pull that off, but it'd be amusing if I could -203132;1354056889;copumpkin;smickles: but dividend rates are going up anyway, right? -203131;1354056894;mircea_popescu;why couldn't you ?! -203130;1354056895;smickles;yeah, but it'd help them too -203129;1354056898;FabianB;mircea_popescu: chat/gossip? -203128;1354056905;smickles;they hire the llc as a contractor, -203127;1354056919;smickles;they don't have to mess with witholding your taxes and such -203126;1354056924;mircea_popescu;FabianB lol i am master of irc -203125;1354056931;FabianB;:) -203124;1354057023;smickles;-pr comes around to irc ocassionally -203123;1354057033;smickles;or someone pretending to be her -203122;1354057036;copumpkin;smickles: interesting. I'll look into it, but it might complicate compliance issues and things like that -203121;1354057046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052559 = 1.2325 BTC [+] -203120;1354057048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11783 @ 0.00052563 = 6.1935 BTC [+] -203119;1354057049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16772 @ 0.00052565 = 8.8162 BTC [+] -203118;1354057059;mircea_popescu;smickles she used to join and say stuff on -otc -203117;1354057063;smickles;copumpkin: it make it to where you'd have to keep track of your own taxes and pay quarterly estimates -203116;1354057065;mircea_popescu;but kinda not worth the hassle. -203115;1354057074;copumpkin;smickles: yeah, or hire someone else to do that for me :P -203114;1354057081;copumpkin;could be worth it -203113;1354057094;smickles;heh, that's what accountants are for :D -203112;1354057098;Diablo-D3;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128227435041.jpg -203111;1354057101;Diablo-D3;TORPEDOS -203110;1354057117;copumpkin;smickles: how common is it to give hired LLCs bonuses and stuff like that? -203109;1354057130;copumpkin;it seems like they'd typically be given fixed contract rates -203108;1354057148;smickles;copumpkin: i'd have to do research, but i'm sure bonuses could easily be part of contracts -203107;1354057154;copumpkin;hmm, fair enough -203106;1354057167;dub;usually you wouldnt get bonuses but you are paid more up front -203105;1354057182;copumpkin;but bonuses are half the fun :) -203104;1354057201;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 someone's been recently posting all these delicious healtyh women -203103;1354057205;mircea_popescu;i've been enjoying. -203102;1354057322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052564 = 1.2326 BTC [-] -203101;1354057323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14678 @ 0.00052565 = 7.7155 BTC [+] -203100;1354057325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6630 @ 0.0005261 = 3.488 BTC [+] -203099;1354057374;mircea_popescu;so let's see here. worst case scenario : -203098;1354057387;mircea_popescu;reward halves, bfl goes bankrupt, massive run on competitors, no asics till summer. -203097;1354057397;mircea_popescu;btc price = 50 on july 1st, diff ~5mn ? -203096;1354057457;FabianB;if that's worst, what's best? -203095;1354057493;mircea_popescu;BFL delivers in december, 1 other competitor also delivers by january, diif > 20 mn by july, btc ~ 15ish -203094;1354057510;mircea_popescu;obviously "best" and "worst" are relative terms./ -203093;1354057514;smickles;mircea_popescu: worst case senario, the reward halving causes so many people to stop mining, txns stagnate, killing the economy, by the time the diff adjusts or asics hit in full swing, no one is interested, price = .1 -203092;1354057528;mircea_popescu;that's inconsistent internally. -203091;1354057536;EskimoBob;"mircea_popescu | btc price = 50 on july 1st, diff ~5mn ?" - if no new and useful services, I think it will be more like 5 EUR -203090;1354057542;smickles;heh, probably -203089;1354057562;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob http://trilema.com/2012/what-are-the-bitcoin-market-drivers/ -203088;1354057563;mircea_popescu;seen that ? -203087;1354057591;smickles;and that was b/f mircea knew SR was down for a long time -203086;1354057639;EskimoBob;no, I visited your site 3 months ago and it had pictures of rainbow ponies and I listing of some shares. -203085;1354057654;EskimoBob;Oh, and some porn -203084;1354057663;mircea_popescu;it's not porn unless it's wet. -203083;1354057664;EskimoBob;don't forget the porn :) -203082;1354057681;mircea_popescu;smickles indeed lol. -203081;1354057688;mircea_popescu;how the fuck is this possibkle, 2 weeks offline -203080;1354057704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3158 @ 0.00052443 = 1.6561 BTC [-] -203079;1354057707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052407 = 1.2289 BTC [-] -203078;1354057709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1147 @ 0.00052398 = 0.601 BTC [-] -203077;1354057797;smickles;mircea_popescu: the time to install the *actual* honeypot equipment? -203076;1354057830;mircea_popescu;fuck knows. -203075;1354057846;mircea_popescu;when /. fucked up its db and had to reindex -203074;1354057849;mircea_popescu;it was down ~6 hours. -203073;1354057866;mircea_popescu;if you upgrade you sanely set up the new server first then unplug -203072;1354057879;mircea_popescu;i never heard of two weeks before. -203071;1354057975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052426 = 1.2294 BTC [+] -203070;1354057975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11305 @ 0.00052398 = 5.9236 BTC [-] -203069;1354058478;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1361278#msg1361278 -203068;1354058486;mircea_popescu;the nefario = satoshi argument lives on. -203067;1354058518;copumpkin;lol, I find that hard to believe -203066;1354058556;mircea_popescu;i find that very amusing -203065;1354058576;mircea_popescu;think about it. pretty much the only funnier alternative is if boxxy made btc -203064;1354058727;kuzetsa;copumpkin: I don't consider the notion of nefario = satoshi to be any less plausible than gavin being satoshi -203063;1354058935;EskimoBob;no, no,no! it's meeeee! -203062;1354058958;EskimoBob;i still don't know how it happened -203061;1354058981;EskimoBob;LOL... OK, time to go. Have fun -203060;1354059142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14348 @ 0.00052398 = 7.5181 BTC [-] -203059;1354059143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7752 @ 0.00052341 = 4.0575 BTC [-] -203058;1354059184;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa well that's for sure, seeing how it ain't gavin. -203057;1354059250;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla "smpake.com looks like a great idea. I'll read up on it." -203056;1354059258;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125629.msg1361671#msg1361671 -203055;1354059291;kakobrekla;hm what is this -203054;1354059297;kakobrekla;is this dog? -203053;1354059302;mircea_popescu;i think this is cat -203052;1354059315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24600 @ 0.0005235 = 12.8781 BTC [+] -203051;1354059414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18950 @ 0.00052341 = 9.9186 BTC [-] -203050;1354059487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00052341 = 8.5316 BTC [-] -203049;1354060622;mircea_popescu;http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=2599762#post18252095 -203048;1354060629;mircea_popescu;doing some advertising for mpex/bitcoin on digitalpoint -203047;1354060635;mircea_popescu;if anyone has an acct drop a bump :) -203046;1354061395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15500 @ 0.00052341 = 8.1129 BTC [-] -203045;1354061485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15098 @ 0.00052341 = 7.9024 BTC [-] -203044;1354061487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5233 @ 0.0005229 = 2.7363 BTC [-] -203043;1354063537;Namjies;digitalpoint... I stopped going there long ago -203042;1354065393;Namjies;Must not be cheap to advertise on Digitalpoint -203041;1354065948;mircea_popescu;Namjies so-so. -203040;1354065952;mircea_popescu;it all depends on results ofcourser -203039;1354066171;Namjies;Eh, not sure if digitalpoint is the best audience. Tell me about it when you get some data. -203038;1354066203;mircea_popescu;well kinda what i'm doing, will publish the results if they suck. -203037;1354066346;mircea_popescu;lol i see ciuciu is busy at work. -203036;1354066412;Namjies;? -203035;1354066446;mircea_popescu;http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=2599762&p=18252251#post18252251 -203034;1354066560;Namjies;I keep saying mpex should be on it's own domain... -203033;1354066581;Namjies;People like 1 domain, 1 business -203032;1354066595;Namjies;Not like you don't have a MPEx domain... -203031;1354066883;mircea_popescu;"people" -203030;1354066995;kakobrekla;people? -203029;1354066996;kakobrekla;http://youtu.be/r9LXD72i-1M -203028;1354067320;mircea_popescu;haha indeed. -203027;1354067489;Namjies;Except in business, where it matters. Because you want their money. -203026;1354067541;mircea_popescu;jesus -203025;1354067546;mircea_popescu;reading a little in digitalpoint... -203024;1354067555;mircea_popescu;it's like a reservation for the mentally retarded -203023;1354067565;Namjies;Don't start reading there... I was in there for some time... -203022;1354067566;mircea_popescu;and i mean that literally. -203021;1354067570;dub;its -otc? -203020;1354067582;mircea_popescu;how can make money from blog post ? -203019;1354067582;mircea_popescu;hi -203018;1354067582;mircea_popescu;as you know there is many websites regarding blog post , I don't know how should earn money through it ?!! -203017;1354067582;mircea_popescu;if someone know please explain -203016;1354067591;mircea_popescu;To make from Payperpost, you neeed to have a very good blog with big popularity and many readers, you must be a sort of influencer. Then, you propose your blog on Payperpost and if advertisers are interested to your blog, they will want to make a post in your blog. -203015;1354067591;mircea_popescu;It is like that you can earn by Payperpost.com -203014;1354067613;mircea_popescu;i wonder if they wear shoes with laces. -203013;1354067645;mircea_popescu;brb ima scream at media buying. -203012;1354067662;Namjies;Many non-native english speakers. -203011;1354067680;Namjies;You can spot them easily. -203010;1354067797;Namjies;Also too much spam and Indians, some extremely good to top it. Even if most traffic is US, people are used to lower wages/prices for services. -203009;1354067838;Namjies;Consider it as majorly a US hiring freelancing Indians, at least for the marketplace. -203008;1354067877;Namjies;Although there's business from around the world, from what I remember, it's mostly that. -203007;1354068320;Namjies;or US to US -203006;1354068431;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem too valuable in any case. -203005;1354069885;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what is your favorite video game to date? -203004;1354073240;Diablo-D3;;;halfreward -203003;1354073242;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 19:17:21 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 17 hours, 50 minutes, and 0 seconds. -203002;1354074361;thestringpuller;;;ticker -203001;1354074362;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.23545, Best ask: 12.29000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05455, Last trade: 12.23545, 24 hour volume: 31807.77034213, 24 hour low: 11.90000, 24 hour high: 12.33900, 24 hour vwap: 12.10926 -203000;1354074373;thestringpuller;let the speculation begin -202999;1354074523;mircea_popescu;heh back up is it -202998;1354075238;copumpkin;smickles: \o/ the treasury stock method for calculating diluted EPS when you have warrants and/or employee stock options -202997;1354075393;mircea_popescu;inb4 copumpkin writes himself warrants -202996;1354075412;copumpkin;:O -202995;1354076644;Namjies;Question: which of the 3 formats do you prefer? -202994;1354076648;Namjies;http://www.namworld.net/printing -202993;1354076767;pigeons;regular 2 x 3.5 -202992;1354076784;pigeons;shar corners are better for picking your teeth wit -202991;1354076797;Namjies;I mean which of the 3 presentation design, you'll notice 3 times the same section -202990;1354076915;pigeons;i cant tell the diffrence -202989;1354077019;Namjies;what? -202988;1354077038;Namjies;scroll down -202987;1354077064;Namjies;There's 3 times the business cards section. -202986;1354077115;pigeons;definately the top is best -202985;1354077175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052848 = 1.2393 BTC [+] -202984;1354077175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24663 @ 0.00052824 = 13.028 BTC [-] -202983;1354077210;Namjies;Hmm, thought so too. -202982;1354077324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005289 = 1.2403 BTC [+] -202981;1354077326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7405 @ 0.00052913 = 3.9182 BTC [+] -202980;1354077569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052834 = 1.239 BTC [-] -202979;1354077571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1069 @ 0.00052824 = 0.5647 BTC [-] -202978;1354077572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9890 @ 0.00052679 = 5.21 BTC [-] -202977;1354077572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6396 @ 0.00052652 = 3.3676 BTC [-] -202976;1354077613;dub;fuck mediawiki is a joke -202975;1354077643;dub;may as well not even have a search function -202974;1354077680;Diablo-D3;http://whotookspaz.org/randomflash/Czechian_pop-hit.swf -202973;1354077682;Diablo-D3;THE FUCK -202972;1354077706;Namjies;Well thanks pigeons -202971;1354077730;Namjies;Will leave it at that I guess. -202970;1354077992;dub;http://whotookspaz.org/randomflash/catttyy.swf -202969;1354078166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052906 = 1.2406 BTC [+] -202968;1354078167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26555 @ 0.00052913 = 14.051 BTC [+] -202967;1354078260;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=tTEyfNbcMgg == Diablo-D3 -202966;1354078444;Diablo-D3;THE SERVER IS DOWN -202965;1354078661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052684 = 1.2354 BTC [-] -202964;1354078663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15055 @ 0.00052652 = 7.9268 BTC [-] -202963;1354078696;dub;the fuck -202962;1354078702;dub;fuck I hate my tem sometimes -202961;1354103038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5856 @ 0.00052907 = 3.0982 BTC [-] -202960;1354103038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11044 @ 0.00052087 = 5.7525 BTC [-] -202959;1354103243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053184 = 0.5318 BTC [+] -202958;1354103244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00053185 = 2.7124 BTC [+] -202957;1354103711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9910 @ 0.00053185 = 5.2706 BTC [+] -202956;1354103713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00053193 = 3.7767 BTC [+] -202955;1354103714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053208 = 0.5321 BTC [+] -202954;1354103715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 770 @ 0.00053209 = 0.4097 BTC [+] -202953;1354103912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15730 @ 0.00053209 = 8.3698 BTC [+] -202952;1354103913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4820 @ 0.00053211 = 2.5648 BTC [+] -202951;1354104058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19735 @ 0.00052186 = 10.2989 BTC [-] -202950;1354104111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5380 @ 0.00053211 = 2.8628 BTC [+] -202949;1354104113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25156 @ 0.00053215 = 13.3868 BTC [+] -202948;1354104612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18750 @ 0.0005252 = 9.8475 BTC [-] -202947;1354104673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 41 @ 0.0033273 = 0.1364 BTC [-] -202946;1354104673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3953 @ 0.00332243 = 13.1336 BTC [-] -202945;1354104675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1206 @ 0.00332186 = 4.0062 BTC [-] -202944;1354104841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7694 @ 0.00053215 = 4.0944 BTC [+] -202943;1354104842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 906 @ 0.0005323 = 0.4823 BTC [+] -202942;1354105032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12450 @ 0.0005323 = 6.6271 BTC [+] -202941;1354105488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00053173 = 2.4194 BTC [-] -202940;1354105648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.0005323 = 5.7488 BTC [+] -202939;1354105697;mircea_popescu;http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2012/11/cerns-large-hadron-collider-reveals-new-type-of-matter.html -202938;1354105699;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -202937;1354105948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00333311 = 2.3332 BTC [+] -202936;1354106789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4744 @ 0.0005323 = 2.5252 BTC [+] -202935;1354106790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2343 @ 0.00053247 = 1.2476 BTC [+] -202934;1354107043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11217 @ 0.00053173 = 5.9644 BTC [-] -202933;1354107045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4565 @ 0.00052186 = 2.3823 BTC [-] -202932;1354107046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9079 @ 0.00052087 = 4.729 BTC [-] -202931;1354107239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00052087 = 1.172 BTC [-] -202930;1354107241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00052073 = 3.2546 BTC [-] -202929;1354107402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00052073 = 9.7897 BTC [-] -202928;1354107404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4774 @ 0.00052058 = 2.4852 BTC [-] -202927;1354107625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11026 @ 0.00052058 = 5.7399 BTC [-] -202926;1354107626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10104 @ 0.00051792 = 5.2331 BTC [-] -202925;1354108074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8446 @ 0.00051792 = 4.3744 BTC [-] -202924;1354108075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00051651 = 5.5008 BTC [-] -202923;1354108077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2654 @ 0.00051637 = 1.3704 BTC [-] -202922;1354108356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2010 @ 0.00051637 = 1.0379 BTC [-] -202921;1354108357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5390 @ 0.0005163 = 2.7829 BTC [-] -202920;1354108779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22218 @ 0.00051656 = 11.4769 BTC [+] -202919;1354109403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4432 @ 0.00051656 = 2.2894 BTC [+] -202918;1354109506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15799 @ 0.00052332 = 8.2679 BTC [+] -202917;1354109544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00052332 = 4.4482 BTC [+] -202916;1354109731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 268 @ 0.00052261 = 0.1401 BTC [-] -202915;1354109907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11904 @ 0.00051651 = 6.1485 BTC [-] -202914;1354109907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2501 @ 0.00052332 = 1.3088 BTC [+] -202913;1354109908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00052632 = 3.6579 BTC [+] -202912;1354110887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00053116 = 6.3739 BTC [+] -202911;1354111398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00053116 = 6.6926 BTC [+] -202910;1354111581;mircea_popescu;;;later tell namjies since you asked for it, http://trilema.com/2012/advertising-on-digitalpoint/ -202909;1354111581;gribble;The operation succeeded. -202908;1354117333;Chaang-Noi;i just got a brand new 5870 lol -202907;1354117371;mircea_popescu;mazel tov -202906;1354117391;Chaang-Noi;was a responce to eskimobob -202905;1354117394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052836 = 1.239 BTC [+] -202904;1354117395;Chaang-Noi;you lack context -202903;1354117395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5726 @ 0.00052854 = 3.0264 BTC [+] -202902;1354117399;Chaang-Noi;;;halfreward -202901;1354117400;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 15:13:20 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 hour, 30 minutes, and 0 seconds. -202900;1354117592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052827 = 1.2388 BTC [-] -202899;1354117593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1805 @ 0.00052854 = 0.954 BTC [+] -202898;1354117660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11298 @ 0.00052854 = 5.9714 BTC [+] -202897;1354117731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 630 @ 0.00052854 = 0.333 BTC [+] -202896;1354117796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10206 @ 0.00053119 = 5.4213 BTC [+] -202895;1354117797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8644 @ 0.00053287 = 4.6061 BTC [+] -202894;1354117966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16633 @ 0.00053287 = 8.8632 BTC [+] -202893;1354117968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17412 @ 0.00053298 = 9.2802 BTC [+] -202892;1354117969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12855 @ 0.00053309 = 6.8529 BTC [+] -202891;1354118217;Chaang-Noi;;;halfreward -202890;1354118218;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 15:16:58 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 hour, 20 minutes, and 0 seconds. -202889;1354118460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5464 @ 0.00052988 = 2.8953 BTC [-] -202888;1354118551;EskimoBob;Chaang-Noi: LTC mining :) -202887;1354118575;Chaang-Noi;i might, electric here is a bit high, and its hot -202886;1354118584;Chaang-Noi;thailand is not the best place in the world to mine :/ -202885;1354118630;EskimoBob;or PPC? I mined PPC for fun but mining is so pointless unless you have some serious hashing power -202884;1354118746;EskimoBob;I can only do about 355.0Mh/s and this is a joke :) -202883;1354118860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1406 @ 0.00052988 = 0.745 BTC [-] -202882;1354118862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15144 @ 0.00052742 = 7.9872 BTC [-] -202881;1354118987;Chaang-Noi;i might be able to hit 2 G -202880;1354119003;Chaang-Noi;but its not worth it cuz my cooling and electric costs :/ -202879;1354119007;Chaang-Noi;;;halfreward -202878;1354119008;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 15:10:08 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 hour and 0 seconds. -202877;1354119020;Chaang-Noi;;;blocks -202876;1354119020;gribble;209994 -202875;1354119098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16695 @ 0.00053309 = 8.8999 BTC [+] -202874;1354119100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3605 @ 0.0005331 = 1.9218 BTC [+] -202873;1354119281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052769 = 1.2374 BTC [-] -202872;1354119282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6755 @ 0.00052742 = 3.5627 BTC [-] -202871;1354119532;EskimoBob;coinotrons Profitability calculator will show something funny in about 55 min -202870;1354119581;EskimoBob;and if I am correct, this will switch lotsof miners over to LTC or PPC -202869;1354119612;EskimoBob;at least they used to have automatic switching -202868;1354119667;EskimoBob;BTC 33.0 GH, PPC 46.7 GH, LTC 85.4 MH -202867;1354119698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052764 = 1.2373 BTC [+] -202866;1354119699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2274 @ 0.00052742 = 1.1994 BTC [-] -202865;1354119700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 881 @ 0.00052399 = 0.4616 BTC [-] -202864;1354119888;Ukto;;;halfreward -202863;1354119888;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 15:24:49 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 1 hour and 0 seconds. -202862;1354119993;Chaang-Noi;hey ukto -202861;1354120011;Ukto;wazaup -202860;1354120049;Chaang-Noi;block party:) -202859;1354120066;Ukto;i found a nice one.. but its like a standard stock graph, uses a plot point per day -202858;1354120072;Ukto;i think ppl want actual trades -202857;1354120094;Ukto;the one that will zoom and do a full per-trades, is nice, but doesnt load on mobile -202856;1354120121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053307 = 1.25 BTC [+] -202855;1354120122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23005 @ 0.0005331 = 12.264 BTC [+] -202854;1354120124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6458 @ 0.00053332 = 3.4442 BTC [+] -202853;1354120286;EskimoBob;because this is going to be a sad day for most of the miners, I recommend you to send me your first mined coin. Then at least someone is happy -> 15WLztstXkfybemi9Ecd9FQ4vt6wiJjN6b .. and you will feel better too ... LOL -202852;1354120357;EskimoBob;;;halfreward -202851;1354120357;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 15:12:38 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 40 minutes and 0 seconds. -202850;1354120370;EskimoBob;;;blocks -202849;1354120370;gribble;209996 -202848;1354120392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052433 = 1.2296 BTC [-] -202847;1354120394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17505 @ 0.00052399 = 9.1724 BTC [-] -202846;1354120649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053305 = 1.25 BTC [+] -202845;1354120650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6342 @ 0.00053332 = 3.3823 BTC [+] -202844;1354120652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7928 @ 0.00053336 = 4.2285 BTC [+] -202843;1354120652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 325 @ 0.00053362 = 0.1734 BTC [+] -202842;1354120906;EskimoBob;I bet, out there is a pervert or two who are going to whip themselves with LAN cables on that sad sad day -202841;1354120918;Chaang-Noi;;;halfreward -202840;1354120919;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Wed Nov 28 15:11:59 2012 UTC | Time remaining: 30 minutes and 0 seconds. -202839;1354121306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052793 = 1.238 BTC [-] -202838;1354121307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22700 @ 0.00052784 = 11.982 BTC [-] -202837;1354121308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5655 @ 0.00052399 = 2.9632 BTC [-] -202836;1354121465;jurov;oh, still 3 blocks to go? -202835;1354121654;Chaang-Noi;;;blocks -202834;1354121654;gribble;209997 -202833;1354121855;EskimoBob;3 to go -202832;1354121867;EskimoBob;tick fkn tack ... -202831;1354121876;EskimoBob;and we all are fkt -202830;1354122003;jurov;2 to go -202829;1354122126;EskimoBob;and the the blchain gets forked and puff... it's all gone -202828;1354122149;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -202827;1354122151;gribble;Current Blocks: 209999 | Current Difficulty: 3438908.9601591 | Next Difficulty At Block: 211679 | Next Difficulty In: 1680 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 19 hours, 56 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3713945.01025181 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.9977706092 -202826;1354122169;EskimoBob;7.9977706092 FUCK! -202825;1354122186;EskimoBob;so, 300% this year? -202824;1354122200;kakobrekla;i think diff will drop -202823;1354122214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28700 @ 0.00053321 = 15.3031 BTC [+] -202822;1354122216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 298 @ 0.00053013 = 0.158 BTC [-] -202821;1354122217;EskimoBob;I bet no one predicted that in March -202820;1354122230;EskimoBob;not even in June -202819;1354122302;jurov;eskimo, no cigar? -202818;1354122373;EskimoBob;sure, I love Cuban sigars -202817;1354122382;EskimoBob;*cigars -202816;1354122402;EskimoBob;no you did not! jurov -202815;1354122406;jurov;i'm in a different kind of "mining", tho. -202814;1354122412;EskimoBob;that was just a joke -202813;1354122426;EskimoBob;but thank, I'll name it "jurov" -202812;1354122463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34313 @ 0.00053013 = 18.1904 BTC [-] -202811;1354122464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2087 @ 0.00052735 = 1.1006 BTC [-] -202810;1354122527;jurov;dun dun dun xD -202809;1354122653;jurov;at least for you the waiting is over -202808;1354122676;jurov;for me the day D is the Last Friday 30th -202807;1354122846;kakobrekla;ok i played some SD in last block -202806;1354122848;kakobrekla;won some change -202805;1354123101;kakobrekla;;;tslb -202804;1354123105;gribble;Time since last block: 16 minutes and 46 seconds -202803;1354123159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00052735 = 1.1602 BTC [-] -202802;1354123176;jurov;oh no all by bitcoind's just segfaulted !!! -202801;1354123182;jurov;*jokes* -202800;1354123354;leotreasure;www.soundcloud.com/djleo Bitcoin songs -202799;1354123429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053356 = 1.2512 BTC [+] -202798;1354123431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8555 @ 0.00053362 = 4.5651 BTC [+] -202797;1354123624;jurov;it's here, blockchain.info has fireworks -202796;1354123633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052767 = 1.2374 BTC [-] -202795;1354123635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13574 @ 0.00052735 = 7.1582 BTC [-] -202794;1354123775;kakobrekla;yup -202793;1354123775;kakobrekla;http://blockchain.info/block-index/322335/000000000000048b95347e83192f69cf0366076336c639f9b7228e9ba171342e -202792;1354123777;kakobrekla;slush got it -202791;1354123843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053328 = 1.2505 BTC [+] -202790;1354123844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24802 @ 0.00053362 = 13.2348 BTC [+] -202789;1354123889;Chaang-Noi;:) -202788;1354123918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052754 = 1.2371 BTC [-] -202787;1354123919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5305 @ 0.00052735 = 2.7976 BTC [-] -202786;1354124087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7234 @ 0.00052735 = 3.8148 BTC [-] -202785;1354124087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15166 @ 0.00052733 = 7.9975 BTC [-] -202784;1354124134;pigeons;hey IBB fans: https://cryptostocks.com/securities/28 -202783;1354124269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053331 = 1.2506 BTC [+] -202782;1354124271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23918 @ 0.00053362 = 12.7631 BTC [+] -202781;1354124272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5529 @ 0.00053364 = 2.9505 BTC [+] -202780;1354124434;Ukto;well -202779;1354124435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005333 = 1.2506 BTC [-] -202778;1354124436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4105 @ 0.00053364 = 2.1906 BTC [+] -202777;1354124442;Ukto;i havent even been able to get sanz to reply to me -202776;1354125011;Chaang-Noi;pigeons are you interested in buying TRC, or did you just want a few coins for the novelty? -202775;1354125041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16266 @ 0.00053364 = 8.6802 BTC [+] -202774;1354125042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12534 @ 0.00053372 = 6.6896 BTC [+] -202773;1354125105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7612 @ 0.00053372 = 4.0627 BTC [+] -202772;1354125146;pigeons;yes and yes -202771;1354125265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7124 @ 0.00053372 = 3.8022 BTC [+] -202770;1354125266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15620 @ 0.0005339 = 8.3395 BTC [+] -202769;1354125357;Chaang-Noi;lol -202768;1354125814;thestringpuller;;;halfreward -202767;1354125815;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Fri Nov 25 23:33:36 2016 UTC | Time remaining: 3 years, 51 weeks, 6 days, 7 hours, 30 minutes, and 0 seconds. -202766;1354125822;thestringpuller;LOL -202765;1354125828;thestringpuller;it halved while I was asleep! -202764;1354125830;thestringpuller;;;ticker -202763;1354125831;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.31595, Best ask: 12.31596, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.31596, 24 hour volume: 28954.59343935, 24 hour low: 11.91301, 24 hour high: 12.40712, 24 hour vwap: 12.21012 -202762;1354125839;thestringpuller;let the volatility begin -202761;1354125895;jurov;what volatility? like, halfreward should cause eveyone to run around like chicken? -202760;1354126329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11080 @ 0.0005339 = 5.9156 BTC [+] -202759;1354126331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6172 @ 0.00053397 = 3.2957 BTC [+] -202758;1354126332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1648 @ 0.00053419 = 0.8803 BTC [+] -202757;1354126357;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -202756;1354126359;gribble;Current Blocks: 210003 | Current Difficulty: 3438908.9601591 | Next Difficulty At Block: 211679 | Next Difficulty In: 1676 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 21 hours, 10 minutes, and 36 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3690038.19454093 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.30258454909 -202755;1354126388;thestringpuller;i did a survey of a few miners -202754;1354126390;thestringpuller;not the big ones -202753;1354126429;thestringpuller;they do this quarterly liquidation thing -202752;1354126442;thestringpuller;but with half reward some of them just want out -202751;1354126467;thestringpuller;so you may see a spike in trade volume soon which I suppose would cause volatility -202750;1354126486;pigeons;how do we know you're not just pulling our strings? -202749;1354126558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052739 = 1.2367 BTC [-] -202748;1354126560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7134 @ 0.00052733 = 3.762 BTC [-] -202747;1354126560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00052453 = 3.7242 BTC [-] -202746;1354126790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1171 @ 0.00052427 = 0.6139 BTC [-] -202745;1354126792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17660 @ 0.00053419 = 9.4338 BTC [+] -202744;1354126803;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/3N/bx/4wJj9lov/btchehe.png -202743;1354126804;kakobrekla;hehe -202742;1354126822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053405 = 1.2523 BTC [-] -202741;1354126823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5105 @ 0.00053419 = 2.727 BTC [+] -202740;1354126827;kakobrekla;bout 2.5 times normal traffic? :) -202739;1354126958;pigeons;https://btcjam.com/listings/734 -202738;1354127009;kakobrekla;hmm? -202737;1354127122;pigeons;just interesting. i want to start a risky biz, "totally anonymous" cards, i'm disabled and unemployed, can't get my paperwork to verify -202736;1354127132;pigeons;i'm sure it's fine, just interesting to me -202735;1354127398;Diablo-D3;!ticker -202734;1354127399;assbot;Provide ticker. -202733;1354127410;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -202732;1354127410;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.22302, Best ask: 12.31997, Bid-ask spread: 0.09695, Last trade: 12.31997, 24 hour volume: 28072.54106340, 24 hour low: 11.91301, 24 hour high: 12.40712, 24 hour vwap: 12.21514 -202731;1354127422;Diablo-D3;;;halfreward -202730;1354127423;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Fri Nov 25 23:50:24 2016 UTC | Time remaining: 3 years, 51 weeks, 6 days, 7 hours, 20 minutes, and 0 seconds. -202729;1354127437;Diablo-D3;ahh it happened already -202728;1354127507;mod6;\o/ -202727;1354127531;Diablo-D3;never got my block :< -202726;1354127914;mod6;you tried to send on block 210000? -202725;1354127944;mod6;(08:33) < tyfaust> Block 210000: Generation: 25 + 13.56295554 total fees.... why so much in fees? It is the most I have seen in fees for any block. -202724;1354127958;mod6;^^^ sounds like many people tried to send there to sign the block or something -202723;1354127984;jcpham;lies -202722;1354128033;mod6;jcpham: *shrug* they're talking about that in #bitcoin-otc -202721;1354128068;jcpham;nuh uh -202720;1354128086;mod6;haha -202719;1354128102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 918 @ 0.00336718 = 3.0911 BTC [+] -202718;1354128462;mod6;!ticker S.MPOE -202717;1354128463;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00051221 / 0.0005251 / 0.00053419 (3704533 shares, 1,945.27 BTC), 30day: 0.00045734 / 0.00050251 / 0.0005386 (84430956 shares, 42,427.83 BTC) -202716;1354128743;smickles;copumpkin: that directly relates to the sort of business in question -202715;1354128799;smickles;CFO is for is the main 'thing' that the business makes money at -202714;1354128822;smickles;CFO for TacoBell is selling tacos, not making interest on their cash balance -202713;1354128840;smickles;CFF is most anything related to how the company raised money -202712;1354128884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053034 = 1.2436 BTC [-] -202711;1354128885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12555 @ 0.00053 = 6.6542 BTC [-] -202710;1354128993;smickles;also, there's trickyness in that you receive dividens from others in cfo, but you pay your difidends in cff -202709;1354129185;smickles;oh, and interest is cfo on both sides, i think, because you didn't *raise* money by taking a loan -202708;1354129189;smickles;you bought it -202707;1354129358;thestringpuller;mr. smickles -202706;1354129398;Doffx;;;bc diff -202705;1354129398;gribble;Error: "bc" is not a valid command. -202704;1354129408;Doffx;;;diff -202703;1354129409;gribble;3438908.9601591383 -202702;1354129424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053409 = 1.2524 BTC [+] -202701;1354129425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1237 @ 0.00053419 = 0.6608 BTC [+] -202700;1354129426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4018 @ 0.00053421 = 2.1465 BTC [+] -202699;1354129835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4232 @ 0.00053421 = 2.2608 BTC [+] -202698;1354129836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14050 @ 0.00053435 = 7.5076 BTC [+] -202697;1354129838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2326 @ 0.00053452 = 1.2433 BTC [+] -202696;1354129960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053016 = 1.2432 BTC [-] -202695;1354129962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10545 @ 0.00053 = 5.5889 BTC [-] -202694;1354129962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7990 @ 0.00052807 = 4.2193 BTC [-] -202693;1354130319;smickles;howdy thestringpuller :) -202692;1354130347;smickles;;;halfreward -202691;1354130348;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Fri Nov 25 23:09:09 2016 UTC | Time remaining: 3 years, 51 weeks, 6 days, 5 hours, 50 minutes, and 0 seconds. -202690;1354130357;smickles;how about that -202689;1354130359;Diablo-D3;yeah its already passed -202688;1354130367;Diablo-D3;I switched back to mining on p2pool -202687;1354130507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00334633 = 6.358 BTC [-] -202686;1354130687;thestringpuller;how good are at 3D programming senor smickles? -202685;1354130743;smickles;I dunno, closest i've come is minecraft mods. -202684;1354130769;jcpham;blocks on blocks on blocks -202683;1354130780;thestringpuller;racks on racks on racks? -202682;1354130785;jcpham;racks on racks? -202681;1354130787;thestringpuller;that's what I expect mircea to have in his house -202680;1354130792;jcpham;stacks on stacks on stacks -202679;1354130793;thestringpuller;stacks of cash -202678;1354130828;thestringpuller;ima start callin' him da rubberband man -202677;1354130839;jcpham;bandz a' make her dance -202676;1354130839;jcpham;bandz a' make her dance -202675;1354130846;smickles;bacon cooked in butter, eggs drenchen in shrirasha -202674;1354130887;smickles;lol, rubberband man -202673;1354130944;thestringpuller;cause he poppin dem bandz when he go to the club -202672;1354130949;thestringpuller;make dem bitchez dance -202671;1354130969;smickles;Diablo-D3: why'd you switch away from p2pool in the first place? -202670;1354130999;thestringpuller;can you do sqrt with gribble? -202669;1354131002;Diablo-D3;smickles: solo mining -202668;1354131006;thestringpuller;;;calc sqrt(2) -202667;1354131006;gribble;1.41421356237 -202666;1354131007;smickles;ah -202665;1354131009;thestringpuller;sweet -202664;1354131013;Diablo-D3;wanted to see if I could get a block in before the reward half -202663;1354131018;smickles;oh -202662;1354131030;smickles;any luck? -202661;1354131045;Diablo-D3;nope :< -202660;1354131059;thestringpuller;;;ticker -202659;1354131060;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.29999, Best ask: 12.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.30000, 24 hour volume: 28132.92143566, 24 hour low: 11.91301, 24 hour high: 12.40712, 24 hour vwap: 12.22246 -202658;1354131087;smickles;so... we can at least saw it wasn't a suddent reaction to the reward drop -202657;1354131100;smickles;*sudden -202656;1354131214;smickles;maybe the effect will be that the asks just don't fill in like they used to over time -202655;1354131257;thestringpuller;that will be gradual though -202654;1354131298;Diablo-D3;bleh -202653;1354131436;thestringpuller;if the world ends on the 21st I'ma be mad for the sole reason I didn't get to play GTA V -202652;1354131461;smickles;oh, it means we have a rational market which already fully priced in the reward change @.@ -202651;1354131488;smickles;_if_? -202650;1354131496;thestringpuller;:P -202649;1354131500;smickles;you think there is any significant chance? -202648;1354131513;thestringpuller;Y2K mang -202647;1354131521;smickles;totally -202646;1354131525;thestringpuller;:) -202645;1354131527;smickles;we were boned by that -202644;1354131533;thestringpuller;we had to rebuild -202643;1354131538;thestringpuller;from the ground up -202642;1354131593;thestringpuller;some miners I talked to stated they were exiting the mining game after the reward drop cause the ROI is too high for the equipment -202641;1354131613;thestringpuller;too long* -202640;1354131676;thestringpuller;perhaps it will be harder to get transactions quickly into blocks since miners will demand more network fees -202639;1354131722;smickles;have any pool announced that tho? -202638;1354131726;smickles;surely they would -202637;1354131753;thestringpuller;not on a large scale, this was a small sample set -202636;1354131758;thestringpuller;like 3-4 miners when I had freetime -202635;1354131776;thestringpuller;the whole exiting the game -202634;1354131815;thestringpuller;so it will likely be harder to enter the mining realm now than it was before -202633;1354131821;smickles;).( woops, i read that as exicted -202632;1354131846;thestringpuller;maybe the majority will stick it out -202631;1354131856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00052826 = 12.9424 BTC [+] -202630;1354131857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053451 = 0.5345 BTC [+] -202629;1354131858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00053452 = 1.7105 BTC [+] -202628;1354131860;smickles;I wonder if enough are exiting that the diff won't drop fast enough -202627;1354131895;thestringpuller;won't asic equipment entering the mainstream correct that drop though? -202626;1354131926;smickles;but it's not here yet -202625;1354131958;smickles;any time the diff can't drop fast enough, we'll see 1hr+ blocks all the f'ing time -202624;1354131975;thestringpuller;heh -202623;1354131996;smickles;and i don't care if the asics come the next day -202622;1354132004;thestringpuller;maybe there is something to the prediction of transaction fees increasing every reward drop -202621;1354132004;smickles;one day of 1 hour blocks will suck -202620;1354132026;thestringpuller;that would be grounds for miners to exclude a lot of transaction -202619;1354132030;thestringpuller;transactions* -202618;1354132126;smickles;if there are an average of 200 txns in a block, they't have to pay .125 btc to make up for the reward drop -202617;1354132146;thestringpuller;yea but if you have a 1 hour block -202616;1354132157;smickles;oh, so divide by 6 -202615;1354132159;thestringpuller;that's 6 times the txn's -202614;1354132173;thestringpuller;so out of 1200 average txn's -202613;1354132178;thestringpuller;only 200 will make it i -202612;1354132180;thestringpuller;in* -202611;1354132217;thestringpuller;the fees will likely not go up to .125 -202610;1354132263;thestringpuller;but I would bet that out of these 200 hypothetical transactions, 99% of them would have paid some kind of miner's fee -202609;1354132284;smickles;http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-small-lin-2k.png << we're not seeing a drop yet tho -202608;1354132325;smickles;;;calc 200 * .0005 -202607;1354132325;gribble;0.1 -202606;1354132367;smickles;;;calc 200 * (.3 / [ticker --last]) -202605;1354132367;gribble;4.90196078431 -202604;1354132379;smickles;;;calc (.3 / [ticker --last]) -202603;1354132379;gribble;0.0245098039216 -202602;1354132442;assbot;[MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1001 @ 0.00000001 BTC [-] -202601;1354132451;smickles;!!! -202600;1354132460;smickles;17:54 <@assbot> [MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1001 @ 0.00000001 BTC [-] -202599;1354132543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052847 = 1.2393 BTC [-] -202598;1354132545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26278 @ 0.00052813 = 13.8782 BTC [-] -202597;1354132546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4260 @ 0.00052807 = 2.2496 BTC [-] -202596;1354132547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00052679 = 8.376 BTC [-] -202595;1354132549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 317 @ 0.00052469 = 0.1663 BTC [-] -202594;1354132582;EskimoBob;profitability PPC 1.89 , LTC 2.09 -202593;1354132595;EskimoBob;BTC 33.0 GH, PPC 46.7 GH, LTC 85.4 MH -202592;1354132604;Diablo-D3;ppc? -202591;1354132611;EskimoBob;BTC 31.4 GH PPC 128.1 GH LTC 138.7 MH -202590;1354132630;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: ppc? this is the new BTC ;) -202589;1354132643;Diablo-D3;no I mean, what is it -202588;1354133150;thestringpuller;GIGA.ETF is still around? -202587;1354133219;mod6;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=F.GIGA.ETF -202586;1354133232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00052565 = 3.3904 BTC [+] -202585;1354133234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00052699 = 5.8232 BTC [+] -202584;1354133402;smickles;so EskimoBob you're mining ltc then? -202583;1354133424;thestringpuller;smickles: whatever happened to the usagi saga -202582;1354133436;smickles;thestringpuller: i'm sure he's still going insane -202581;1354133448;gigavps;whoa -202580;1354133462;thestringpuller;he was going on and on about people being paid to troll him or something -202579;1354133467;smickles;gigavps: heh, notice your shares are still selling? -202578;1354133472;thestringpuller;XD -202577;1354133475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14750 @ 0.00052699 = 7.7731 BTC [+] -202576;1354133476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1150 @ 0.00053452 = 0.6147 BTC [+] -202575;1354133477;gigavps;0.00000001 -202574;1354133497;smickles;don't question the rational market's pricing -202573;1354133506;gigavps;that's redonkulous -202572;1354133533;smickles;gigavps: it's mostly because mircea_popescu doesn't think he should have to file a claim -202571;1354133543;smickles;i don't think he even filed a claim on glbse -202570;1354133548;gigavps;or he doesn't want to -202569;1354133559;Diablo-D3;then he doesnt get anything -202568;1354133568;gigavps;i'm trying to make it easier, but these things take time -202567;1354133590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00052469 = 6.2438 BTC [-] -202566;1354133591;smickles;yeah, he cited a bunch of legal concersn and figured the cost of finding out was too high -202565;1354133611;smickles;and I don't think it has much to do whith what you're doing gigavps -202564;1354133617;gigavps;:( -202563;1354133642;gigavps;well, i'm still running over 200Gh and i have all of the coins -202562;1354133648;gigavps;for back payments -202561;1354133666;smickles;He thinks that the underlying assed went away, and what your are doing is making a relacemnet -202560;1354133674;smickles;*replacement -202559;1354133689;smickles;*asset (jeez, spelling) -202558;1354133704;gigavps;well, teramining was supposed to replace gigamining at some point -202557;1354133710;gigavps;if the equipment ever arrives -202556;1354133728;Doffx;You didn’t get it in Oct? -202555;1354133730;Doffx;:) -202554;1354133738;smickles;that actually relates to his position, f.giga.etf would never move to teramining -202553;1354133756;smickles;so why would it move to the new gigamining -202552;1354133771;Doffx;I'm guessing they deliver in Jan sometime. -202551;1354133775;gigavps;Doffx if i had all of my asic equipment, i'd be doing things like -202550;1354133779;smickles;it was strictly an 'old gigamining' asset -202549;1354133782;gigavps;muhahahahahahahaha -202548;1354133786;gigavps;all the time -202547;1354133790;Doffx;haha -202546;1354133792;smickles;lol -202545;1354133806;Doffx;I think I'm done with Bitcoin Mining, not sure though. -202544;1354133815;smickles;gigavps: arn't you first in line for the BFL asics? -202543;1354133824;Doffx;Depends on if I get my SDICE back and what they are worth -202542;1354133843;smickles;Doffx: people are buying s.dice for nearly .0034 now -202541;1354133858;smickles;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.DICE -202540;1354133862;Doffx;Thats good, I bought mine at .0030 -202539;1354133871;Doffx;Around that anyhow -202538;1354133872;gigavps;smickles why would you even ask a question like that -202537;1354133910;smickles;gigavps: heh, i dunno, seemed like it might satisfy curiosity, and i hadn't paid much attention to things -202536;1354133934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052785 = 1.2378 BTC [+] -202535;1354133936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13063 @ 0.0005279 = 6.896 BTC [+] -202534;1354133943;Doffx;I wouldnt mind 2 Asic devices, I just cant afford them. -202533;1354133968;smickles;Doffx: you should wait until the dividend for s.dice, it's looking like a good one this month -202532;1354133968;Doffx;I'm close to having enough for one however. -202531;1354133981;Doffx;I cant sell it anyhow -202530;1354133991;Doffx;Or do anything with it, its that Glsbe passthrough -202529;1354134001;smickles;oh, too bad -202528;1354134019;Doffx;I think DeaDTerra will make good on it once he gets the Info though. -202527;1354134047;Doffx;I'd use Mpex if the account was free-1BTC -202526;1354134061;Doffx;30 is insanity so was 20 imo. -202525;1354134086;smickles;Doffx: what about coinbr? -202524;1354134116;Doffx;Im not going to use some 3rd party site ever again. -202523;1354134124;smickles;heh, ok -202522;1354134138;smickles;apparently my service is cheaper than coinbr anyway -202521;1354134148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052759 = 1.2372 BTC [-] -202520;1354134149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 737 @ 0.0005279 = 0.3891 BTC [+] -202519;1354134150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1718 @ 0.00053452 = 0.9183 BTC [+] -202518;1354134155;Doffx;Thats an Idea -202517;1354134174;Doffx;I can trnsfer my SDICE to you and have you manage them for me once I get them back. -202516;1354134187;Doffx;for your fee price of course -202515;1354134201;smickles;certainly -202514;1354134272;smickles;I'll convert your sdgpt (or whatever it was) to s.dice right now for .5 btc on the bitcoin and a signed statement from deadterra -202513;1354134285;Doffx;Im happy I got ROI on my FPGA devices at least. -202512;1354134299;Doffx;I'm even currently, anything from this point is actual profit. -202511;1354134306;smickles;good deal there on the fpgas -202510;1354134331;smickles;well, you still have to beat electricity tho, right/ -202509;1354134335;smickles;? -202508;1354134345;Doffx;They dont use anything really -202507;1354134356;Doffx;3 Units is less than 1 lightbulb -202506;1354134365;smickles;at today's price/diff that's true -202505;1354134378;Doffx;I'm on a fixed plan, I pay 54 a month regardless of usage. -202504;1354134405;smickles;have you calculated what diff and price where it becomes a concern? -202503;1354134408;Doffx;Im in NW Washington too our power is cheap -202502;1354134442;Doffx;No I have not. -202501;1354134478;Doffx;If I guess it would be around double what it is now for them to be negative to run. -202500;1354134526;smickles;that sounds like nice profit for now, gratz :) -202499;1354134623;Doffx;Thanks! -202498;1354134665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00052946 = 4.1298 BTC [-] -202497;1354134665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15150 @ 0.00053452 = 8.098 BTC [+] -202496;1354134665;Doffx;Now I have to make the decision to save it for asic or spend it on things I need to fix the house, or silver. -202495;1354134703;smickles;do you own the house? -202494;1354134754;smickles;as if i know anything about the situation, but if you own the house, spend at least some of it on the house -202493;1354134775;smickles;it's you castle, man ;) -202492;1354135005;thestringpuller;smickles do you live in the desert? -202491;1354135012;smickles;pretty much -202490;1354135018;thestringpuller;dats awesome -202489;1354135030;smickles;especially coming from the midwest, this is as much desert as i want -202488;1354135066;smickles;tucson az, it's like 75Â out right now -202487;1354135078;thestringpuller;0 humidity ;) -202486;1354135088;smickles;sunny, gentle breeze, yeah, no humidity -202485;1354135096;smickles;plenty of shade in the city -202484;1354135105;thestringpuller;we should just all move to romania and stay with mircea -202483;1354135124;smickles;heh, i envision he has a little biltmore mansion -202482;1354135130;smickles;plenty of rooms for guests -202481;1354135162;thestringpuller;people don't believe me when I say you should begin prepping for retirement at an early age so you have more leverage while you still have energy to care -202480;1354135185;smickles;i wish i could put more to retirement -202479;1354135200;smickles;I hope my wife decides to go for the full military pension -202478;1354135212;thestringpuller;with your btc abilities you will likely have that leverage before you are 30 methinks -202477;1354135297;thestringpuller;your wife is military: neat -202476;1354135312;thestringpuller;how do I know you're not spy? -202475;1354135404;smickles;thestringpuller: http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/bitcoin-finance/a-good-month-for-s-dice-shareholders-in-the-making/#update_28nov12 -202474;1354135417;smickles;thestringpuller: how do you know anyone isn't a spy? -202473;1354135435;thestringpuller;whoooaaa -202472;1354135438;thestringpuller;that blew my mind -202471;1354135471;smickles;try this logically, ask falsifiable questions that are about positive claims -202470;1354135487;dub;;;halfreward -202469;1354135487;gribble;Estimated time of bitcoin block reward halving: Fri Nov 25 22:54:50 2016 UTC | Time remaining: 3 years, 51 weeks, 6 days, 4 hours, 10 minutes, and 0 seconds. -202468;1354135502;thestringpuller;sounds like discrete math -202467;1354135504;thestringpuller;lol -202466;1354135533;thestringpuller;I still feel like S.DICE is overvalued for the value it provides to the bitcoin world. -202465;1354135553;smickles;heh, i just mean, ask are you a spy? if I give a suspect answer, ask for justification, and question the justification -202464;1354135558;pigeons;it isn't valued in the value it provides to the bitcoin world -202463;1354135564;pigeons;its valued in the dividends -202462;1354135604;pigeons;if you ask a spy straight up they have to tell you, its against the geneva convention and the outer space treaty ;) -202461;1354135620;smickles;yeah, if the pattern holds, an instant >1.5% gain is something everyone should go for -202460;1354135638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052867 = 1.2397 BTC [-] -202459;1354135640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7695 @ 0.00052848 = 4.0667 BTC [-] -202458;1354135660;smickles;thestringpuller: also, ideally (for the gov't) any spy would be able to convince you they are not a spy -202457;1354135671;pigeons;mpex is valued in the entertainment value of mpoe-pr arguing valuation on the forum with josh -202456;1354135676;smickles;^ -202455;1354135678;smickles;true -202454;1354135689;thestringpuller;MPOE provides rock solid options that aren't scams -202453;1354135697;thestringpuller;albeit the bot is expensive as shit -202452;1354135699;pigeons;but porn! -202451;1354135702;thestringpuller;it provides a valuable service -202450;1354135704;smickles;PORN! -202449;1354135713;smickles;PC at that! -202448;1354135717;thestringpuller;yes because naked women is a bad thing? -202447;1354135741;smickles;sexy naruto cosplay is the nectar of the gods -202446;1354135746;dub;;;bc,gen 2200000 -202445;1354135747;gribble;The expected generation output, at 2200000 Khps, given current difficulty of 3438908.9601591 , is 0.643466419996 BTC per day and 0.0268111008332 BTC per hour. -202444;1354135835;dub;wat.. still profitable -202443;1354135873;dub;that calc is broken though looks like its still at 50/block -202442;1354135902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052854 = 1.2394 BTC [+] -202441;1354135903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17105 @ 0.00052848 = 9.0397 BTC [-] -202440;1354135905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1287 @ 0.00052469 = 0.6753 BTC [-] -202439;1354135906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23363 @ 0.00052401 = 12.2424 BTC [-] -202438;1354135930;smickles;how many IRL companies pay 19% dividend yeild? ... 9 -202437;1354135958;smickles;dub: use something like http://bitcoinx.com/profit/ -202436;1354135961;smickles;and adjust it -202435;1354135979;dub;i've always used http://bitcoinx.com/profit/ -202434;1354135983;dub;er -202433;1354135988;thestringpuller;smickles: but a lot more money is invested in IRL companies -202432;1354135992;dub;http://tpbitcalc.appspot.com -202431;1354135993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1801 @ 0.00052401 = 0.9437 BTC [-] -202430;1354135994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4519 @ 0.00052399 = 2.3679 BTC [-] -202429;1354135995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12949 @ 0.00052387 = 6.7836 BTC [-] -202428;1354135997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3485 @ 0.00052375 = 1.8253 BTC [-] -202427;1354136042;thestringpuller;so you're more likely to make money on the price movement of asset, than the dividends it pays -202426;1354136053;smickles;thestringpuller: there's a lot of differences, it's just neat to compare sometimes -202425;1354136080;thestringpuller;i feel like companies who pay dividends are wasting their money, I used to not think that though -202424;1354136108;thestringpuller;why give money to your shareholders when you can invest it in something to grow the company, shareholders aren't "guarenteed" -202423;1354136198;dub;hmm not so profitable -202422;1354136209;dub;-0.02/day -202421;1354136251;dub;probably worth leaving GPUs running in anticipation of higher btc prices though -202420;1354136335;thestringpuller;smickles: have you ever played GTA-IV? -202419;1354136377;dub;<3 gta4 -202418;1354136390;smickles;thestringpuller: a little, but I don't play games too often anymore. -202417;1354136399;thestringpuller;I like the commentary of the American Dream. -202416;1354136415;thestringpuller;Like the question arises, how does one obtain it? -202415;1354136463;dub;by killing the hooker and getting your money back -202414;1354136473;thestringpuller;that doesn't really get you much cash though -202413;1354136481;thestringpuller;your big payoff is when you rob a bank -202412;1354136510;dub;just do like people born into money do and use the cheat codes -202411;1354136516;thestringpuller;lol -202410;1354136539;asa1024;lol -202409;1354136541;thestringpuller;there is a wink to the government conspiring with criminal organizations though -202408;1354136557;thestringpuller;the anti-terrorist organization tries to cover up one of the mob families' crimes -202407;1354136912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053438 = 1.2531 BTC [+] -202406;1354136913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4806 @ 0.00053452 = 2.5689 BTC [+] -202405;1354136915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17450 @ 0.00053456 = 9.3281 BTC [+] -202404;1354136915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5424 @ 0.00053458 = 2.8996 BTC [+] -202403;1354137467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005343 = 1.2529 BTC [-] -202402;1354137469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4021 @ 0.00053458 = 2.1495 BTC [+] -202401;1354137470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053464 = 0.5346 BTC [+] -202400;1354137471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23134 @ 0.00053465 = 12.3686 BTC [+] -202399;1354138259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00053449 = 1.9776 BTC [-] -202398;1354138522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19050 @ 0.00053449 = 10.182 BTC [-] -202397;1354138638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00053449 = 4.0888 BTC [-] -202396;1354138639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00053465 = 1.1495 BTC [+] -202395;1354138827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053217 = 1.2479 BTC [-] -202394;1354138829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2355 @ 0.00053187 = 1.2526 BTC [-] -202393;1354139204;dub;http://i.imgur.com/jDF04.gif -202392;1354139218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053219 = 1.248 BTC [+] -202391;1354139219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11945 @ 0.00053187 = 6.3532 BTC [-] -202390;1354139221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3510 @ 0.00053165 = 1.8661 BTC [-] -202389;1354139238;kakobrekla;lol -202388;1354139437;mod6;haha -202387;1354139567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053456 = 1.2535 BTC [+] -202386;1354139569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2764 @ 0.00053465 = 1.4778 BTC [+] -202385;1354139570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18341 @ 0.00053469 = 9.8067 BTC [+] -202384;1354140533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 527 @ 0.00053443 = 0.2816 BTC [-] -202383;1354140814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1818 @ 0.00053443 = 0.9716 BTC [-] -202382;1354140816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4182 @ 0.00053469 = 2.2361 BTC [+] -202381;1354141467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053181 = 1.2471 BTC [-] -202380;1354141468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4790 @ 0.00053165 = 2.5466 BTC [-] -202379;1354141470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00052815 = 7.6054 BTC [-] -202378;1354141471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16718 @ 0.000526 = 8.7937 BTC [-] -202377;1354141472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7647 @ 0.0005256 = 4.0193 BTC [-] -202376;1354141869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053457 = 1.2536 BTC [+] -202375;1354141870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7455 @ 0.00053469 = 3.9861 BTC [+] -202374;1354141964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053147 = 1.2463 BTC [-] -202373;1354141966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14905 @ 0.00053122 = 7.9178 BTC [-] -202372;1354142256;Namjies;and it should start looking fine: http://www.namworld.net/ -202371;1354142263;Namjies;or at least better than before -202370;1354142285;kakobrekla;hm -202369;1354142317;kakobrekla;i dont know any successful web entity that would go along valid html and css -202368;1354142400;Namjies;eh, what? -202367;1354142504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053458 = 1.2536 BTC [+] -202366;1354142504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9455 @ 0.00053469 = 5.0555 BTC [+] -202365;1354142546;kakobrekla;the weight of w3c validity link in your footer -202364;1354142553;kakobrekla;the value of it is nil -202363;1354142556;kakobrekla;perhaps even negative -202362;1354142598;Namjies;Ah, yes. It's included by default in the footer for all my websites. -202361;1354142608;kakobrekla;horrible. -202360;1354142678;pigeons;take mpex for example... -202359;1354142727;kakobrekla;and google, amazon, ebay, bing ... while you are at it :) -202358;1354142729;pigeons;i think they got the cherry truck award for most html validation errors last year. i forget who was so enthused about that -202357;1354142743;pigeons;neofutur -202356;1354142759;pigeons;"how can you trust a site with w3c errors!" -202355;1354142767;kakobrekla;impossibru -202354;1354142841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5017 @ 0.00053469 = 2.6825 BTC [+] -202353;1354142841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20683 @ 0.00053472 = 11.0596 BTC [+] -202352;1354142907;Namjies;Eh well. -202351;1354142974;Namjies;About the background noise, should it be lighter or darker you think? -202350;1354143041;kakobrekla;no bitcoin is mentioned -202349;1354143076;Namjies;Thank you, thank you. -202348;1354143086;Namjies;I'm working on the website... -202347;1354143105;Namjies;I'll implement a footer with payment methods eventually. -202346;1354143186;Namjies;Maybe a nice little set of grayscale icons. -202345;1354143201;Namjies;But for now, background. -202344;1354143277;kakobrekla;and back to bitcoin related stuff, i have put 100btc in hands of my forex trading bot, ill make an update when account is blown :) -202343;1354143369;Namjies;and if it doesn't blow but make money, donate the bot to me, right? -202342;1354143413;kakobrekla;accually theres about 500btc that wants to go into it atm -202341;1354143421;kakobrekla;ill allow it with 20% cut -202340;1354143445;kakobrekla;but lets see how it does first -202339;1354143683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053132 = 1.2459 BTC [-] -202338;1354143685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45 @ 0.00053122 = 0.0239 BTC [-] -202337;1354143686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24000 @ 0.00053096 = 12.743 BTC [-] -202336;1354143687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5060 @ 0.0005256 = 2.6595 BTC [-] -202335;1354143758;Namjies;Hmm, interesting. Well certainly update us then. -202334;1354143855;kakobrekla;ill make a chan to stream bot trades into it soonish -202333;1354143880;pigeons;wait you're not a scam anymore? -202332;1354143921;kakobrekla;once milk, always milk. -202331;1354143951;dub;unless custard -202330;1354144151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052586 = 1.2331 BTC [+] -202329;1354144152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5643 @ 0.0005256 = 2.966 BTC [-] -202328;1354144154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9012 @ 0.00052556 = 4.7363 BTC [-] -202327;1354144509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18688 @ 0.00052556 = 9.8217 BTC [-] -202326;1354144511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2112 @ 0.00052375 = 1.1062 BTC [-] -202325;1354144773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053338 = 1.2508 BTC [+] -202324;1354144775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9505 @ 0.00053372 = 5.073 BTC [+] -202323;1354146327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1285 @ 0.00052394 = 0.6733 BTC [-] -202322;1354146328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8414 @ 0.00052375 = 4.4068 BTC [-] -202321;1354147533;pigeons;so now lurk's loans aren't for gambling anymore, now he's gonna pay off a car note: https://btcjam.com/listings/738 -202320;1354147655;mircea_popescu;ughm -202319;1354147656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052383 = 1.2284 BTC [+] -202318;1354147657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17389 @ 0.00052375 = 9.1075 BTC [-] -202317;1354147658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.0005233 = 3.8463 BTC [-] -202316;1354147659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1516 @ 0.00052225 = 0.7917 BTC [-] -202315;1354147672;mircea_popescu;how quickly they grow up -202314;1354147689;mircea_popescu;it seems like only yesterday he was a wee tyke in the throes of gambling addiction. -202313;1354147706;pigeons;oh here we go, everyone looking for a deal https://btcjam.com/listings/703 -202312;1354147730;pigeons;I should start a btcjam analysis newsletter/jokebook -202311;1354147801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005294 = 1.2414 BTC [+] -202310;1354147802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 405 @ 0.00052945 = 0.2144 BTC [+] -202309;1354147830;mircea_popescu;might be a good idea. -202308;1354147845;mircea_popescu;"Pigeon finance" -202307;1354147902;mircea_popescu;I am willing to buy a pick up truck with accommodation to carry public passenger. Daily revenue is a minimum of $ 80 US dollar roughly. -202306;1354147911;mircea_popescu;Payment -202305;1354147911;mircea_popescu;BTC 691.96247 -202304;1354147911;mircea_popescu;every 1st of the month -202303;1354147926;mircea_popescu;;;calc 80 * 30 / 12 / 691 -202302;1354147926;gribble;0.289435600579 -202301;1354147928;pigeons;he must have a decimal error -202300;1354147937;mircea_popescu;o hey, his gross is almost 1/3 of his debt service. -202299;1354147945;mircea_popescu;i doubt it. haiti is poor. -202298;1354147950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005292 = 1.241 BTC [-] -202297;1354147952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38355 @ 0.00052945 = 20.3071 BTC [+] -202296;1354147962;pigeons;and finally https://btcjam.com/listings/709 -202295;1354148016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052426 = 1.2294 BTC [-] -202294;1354148017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.00052391 = 6.706 BTC [-] -202293;1354148019;mircea_popescu;anyway. the sooner that pos goes away the better. -202292;1354148163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052913 = 1.2408 BTC [+] -202291;1354148164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 590 @ 0.00052945 = 0.3124 BTC [+] -202290;1354148166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 788 @ 0.00053004 = 0.4177 BTC [+] -202289;1354148303;dub;wat -202288;1354148374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00053193 = 2.8458 BTC [+] -202287;1354148383;mircea_popescu;btcjam -202286;1354148432;pigeons;http://ziggap.com/prop/crunching-numbers.html -202285;1354148468;mircea_popescu;pigeons is http://forum.litecoin.net/index.php/topic,624.75.html supposed to be me ? -202284;1354148653;jcpham;litecoin forums! -202283;1354148732;pigeons;all the trolling of bitcoin, half the humor, .005 the value! -202282;1354148739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6909 @ 0.00053193 = 3.6751 BTC [+] -202281;1354148853;mircea_popescu;ima hire a rabbit to pr me there. -202280;1354148878;thestringpuller;;;calc 2^16 -202279;1354148878;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -202278;1354148895;thestringpuller;;;calc 2*2*2*2*2*2 -202277;1354148895;gribble;64 -202276;1354148907;thestringpuller;;;calc 2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2 -202275;1354148907;gribble;4096 -202274;1354148910;thestringpuller;;;calc 2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2 -202273;1354148911;gribble;1024 -202272;1354148914;thestringpuller;;;calc 2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2 -202271;1354148914;gribble;512 -202270;1354148917;thestringpuller;;;calc 2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2 -202269;1354148918;gribble;1024 -202268;1354148919;thestringpuller;really -202267;1354148920;thestringpuller;ugh -202266;1354148922;thestringpuller;oh well -202265;1354148934;thestringpuller;thank you gribble -202264;1354148982;iz;;;calc 2**16 -202263;1354148982;gribble;65536 -202262;1354149010;thestringpuller;all my textures have to be a power of 2 since my gfx card isn't DirectX 10 compatible -202261;1354149013;thestringpuller;f*ing microsoft -202260;1354149026;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller 2**16 -202259;1354149051;thestringpuller;;;calc [[1,0],[0,1]] -202258;1354149052;gribble;Error: "1,0" is not a valid command. -202257;1354149056;thestringpuller;meh -202256;1354149060;thestringpuller;no matrix operations here -202255;1354149119;iz;[] is for something else -202254;1354149139;iz;;;calc 100*[calc 2**16] -202253;1354149139;gribble;6553600 -202252;1354149153;thestringpuller;it's cool, it would be neat to have wolfram alpha like calculations for linear algebra operations -202251;1354149166;thestringpuller;from an irc channel/terminal -202250;1354149167;iz;not in a bot's simple calc function though -202249;1354149173;thestringpuller;i know :) -202248;1354149178;iz;well, there are wolfram alpha bots though -202247;1354149178;thestringpuller;one can dream though no? -202246;1354149182;iz;that just make a request to WA -202245;1354149203;iz;and spit out the result after some light parsing and formatting -202244;1354149267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15350 @ 0.00053193 = 8.1651 BTC [+] -202243;1354149301;mircea_popescu;so basically... bfl had a bad run, basic is delayed for unspecified reasons till mid january -202242;1354149306;mircea_popescu;is anyone even nominally left in the asic race ? -202241;1354149337;dub;asicminer are quiet afaik -202240;1354149374;Doffx;Yeah, Smickles I own a house, I'm going to sell it and go rent however. Sorry I had stepped out a couple hours so this reply is super delayed. -202239;1354149421;thestringpuller;;;calc 1024/2 -202238;1354149421;gribble;512 -202237;1354149422;mircea_popescu;sell it for btc! -202236;1354149422;thestringpuller;512 -202235;1354149423;thestringpuller;lol -202234;1354149439;thestringpuller;i saw the house in atlanta that is being sold for btc -202233;1354149453;gigavps;link? -202232;1354149462;thestringpuller;search the forums lol -202231;1354149465;thestringpuller;I'm coding -202230;1354149474;thestringpuller;and using gribble as my arithmetic bitch -202229;1354149564;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128267.0 -202228;1354149569;mircea_popescu;I WIN -202227;1354149701;dub;break even on bfl fpga single is ~12M diff with .22 power -202226;1354149805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1568 @ 0.00053193 = 0.8341 BTC [+] -202225;1354149846;mircea_popescu;dub so ? -202224;1354149891;pigeons;i want to make a big bet. i'm just using your money as a way to contribute interest to the community. if i lose of course i'll still pay you back in full and on time -202223;1354149892;dub;just reading scrollback -202222;1354150057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052951 = 1.2417 BTC [-] -202221;1354150059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21850 @ 0.00052928 = 11.5648 BTC [-] -202220;1354150060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11654 @ 0.00052707 = 6.1425 BTC [-] -202219;1354150273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052728 = 1.2365 BTC [+] -202218;1354150274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9555 @ 0.00052707 = 5.0362 BTC [-] -202217;1354150389;jcpham;awwww yeah -202216;1354150436;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -202215;1354150437;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.33000, Best ask: 12.34793, Bid-ask spread: 0.01793, Last trade: 12.34793, 24 hour volume: 30724.00121881, 24 hour low: 12.08000, 24 hour high: 12.40712, 24 hour vwap: 12.27315 -202214;1354150478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053127 = 1.2458 BTC [+] -202213;1354150480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21732 @ 0.00053149 = 11.5503 BTC [+] -202212;1354150481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0005333 = 0.5333 BTC [+] -202211;1354150481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00053331 = 6.7197 BTC [+] -202210;1354150483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053471 = 0.5347 BTC [+] -202209;1354150484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11515 @ 0.00053472 = 6.1573 BTC [+] -202208;1354150485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1504 @ 0.00053511 = 0.8048 BTC [+] -202207;1354150972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052709 = 1.236 BTC [-] -202206;1354150973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24155 @ 0.00052707 = 12.7314 BTC [-] -202205;1354151422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005308 = 1.2447 BTC [+] -202204;1354151424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29705 @ 0.00053087 = 15.7695 BTC [+] -202203;1354151481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053067 = 1.2444 BTC [-] -202202;1354151483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4751 @ 0.00053087 = 2.5222 BTC [+] -202201;1354151669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7404 @ 0.0005331 = 3.9471 BTC [+] -202200;1354151670;Namjies;Well, seems like F.GIGA.ETF is going away in a bit less than 3 days. -202199;1354151671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052718 = 1.2362 BTC [-] -202198;1354151672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13518 @ 0.00052707 = 7.1249 BTC [-] -202197;1354151935;mircea_popescu;indeed. -202196;1354152310;smickles;Doffx: np :) -202195;1354152357;mircea_popescu;tbh im quite impressed with the bitcoin exchange market -202194;1354152362;mircea_popescu;no halving tremors or anything -202193;1354152373;Doffx;Thats why I may use it for those repairs, I have a lot I want to fix before I sell it. -202192;1354152410;Doffx;Doing the math over the next 7 years we would save a considerable amount not owning a home, plus I want to be debt free asap. -202191;1354152470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005338 = 1.2518 BTC [+] -202190;1354152472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00053393 = 5.0723 BTC [+] -202189;1354152473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8696 @ 0.00053511 = 4.6533 BTC [+] -202188;1354152474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7471 @ 0.00053519 = 3.9984 BTC [+] -202187;1354152475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053519 = 0.5352 BTC [+] -202186;1354152476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1107 @ 0.0005352 = 0.5925 BTC [+] -202185;1354152788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11350 @ 0.0005352 = 6.0745 BTC [+] -202184;1354153051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00053143 = 4.65 BTC [-] -202183;1354153053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052733 = 1.2366 BTC [-] -202182;1354153054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 568 @ 0.00052707 = 0.2994 BTC [-] -202181;1354153054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7987 @ 0.00052462 = 4.1901 BTC [-] -202180;1354153148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053505 = 1.2547 BTC [+] -202179;1354153150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13643 @ 0.0005352 = 7.3017 BTC [+] -202178;1354153151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17212 @ 0.00053537 = 9.2148 BTC [+] -202177;1354153487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052466 = 1.2303 BTC [-] -202176;1354153489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4355 @ 0.00052462 = 2.2847 BTC [-] -202175;1354153974;jurov;well, i actually speculated on that halving will be non-event for xchange rate -202174;1354154030;jurov;did split on C120T and sold both calls and puts -202173;1354154053;jurov;we'll see the result tomorrow, but looks very good -202172;1354154084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052704 = 1.2359 BTC [+] -202171;1354154085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27405 @ 0.00052702 = 14.443 BTC [-] -202170;1354154128;jurov;oh, and just met amir taaki in person.. interesting guy, but i don't understand him much :/ -202169;1354154144;Doffx;It seems to me it would be simple supply and demand and I think there is still a lot of supply, I would think it would take a few months to see the block half reduce the supply so the price goes up -202168;1354154167;Doffx;but I'm just guessing -202167;1354154214;jurov;aka genjix -202166;1354154255;jurov;Doffx, yes i see lots of inertia on the btc market lately too -202165;1354154308;Doffx;Oh that's who genjix is? Hes with Intersango now? -202164;1354154342;jurov;did not ask him -202163;1354154384;Doffx;Amir Taaki developed the original inspiration for Intersango, a site named Britcoin to bring bitcoin to the UK. We are pleased to have him with us working on Intersango. Additionally, he is heavily involved with developing bitcoin and is the maintainer of libbitcoin. -202162;1354154403;jurov;he's doing bitcoin programming workshop in bratislava this weekend -202161;1354154477;Doffx;Hes listed on the About page at Intersango. -202160;1354154515;jurov;and i'm torn much whether to go...i explained that i'm hard of hearing but they did not think a way to help me -202159;1354154525;jurov;so i -202158;1354154536;jurov;m probably better with studying writings -202157;1354154609;jurov;today i was reminded that actually i'd have problems to understand many of you if we met in person... -202156;1354154725;Doffx;No hearing devices that can help you? -202155;1354154750;dub;seems like an asshole tbh -202154;1354154759;jurov;i have 500 euro hearing aids on each ear, they help immensely -202153;1354154771;dub;lots of noise, not much signal -202152;1354154793;jurov;but my hearing is like mistuned radio... can't improve much -202151;1354154798;Doffx;Not sure what to say about that, make him type everything he says in IRC -202150;1354154804;Doffx;I know ive seen him in here before. -202149;1354154816;Doffx;dub you think that about everyone though. -202148;1354154833;dub;not really -202147;1354154846;Doffx;I dont have an opinion on him, never talked to him. -202146;1354154899;jurov;i doubt you actually went into such inconvenience as to typing everything you say on the workshop, either -202145;1354154921;Doffx;Hehe I was kidding :) -202144;1354154930;dub;theres footage from other 'workshops' on you tube -202143;1354154931;jurov;still, they said something about translation to slovak, but i don't hold my breath -202142;1354154935;Doffx;It just came out wrong -202141;1354154962;jurov;i can't youtube. the generated scaptioning israrely useful. -202140;1354154972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00053035 = 3.739 BTC [+] -202139;1354154973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053216 = 1.2479 BTC [+] -202138;1354154975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20421 @ 0.00053249 = 10.874 BTC [+] -202137;1354154994;dub;its not worth looking at anyway -202136;1354155010;dub;'bitcoins R REALLY COOL SO PROGRAM ANS STUFF K LOLZ" -202135;1354155073;jurov;dub, so you actually have watched them and found lacking? -202134;1354155100;dub;I think he is approx as useful to bitcoin as MNW -202133;1354155115;dub;he makes us all look stupid for tolerating him -202132;1354155189;jurov;haha. at least i'll feel better when i don't go -202131;1354155198;Doffx;Are there no devices for the your hearing that allow you to hear better from your pC? -202130;1354155212;Doffx;I'm just asking because I dont know and it would seem like a useful product. -202129;1354155218;jurov;using my pc? -202128;1354155250;Doffx;Well you said the caption feature as useless so I asumed you turned it on because you had a hard time hearing the videos -202127;1354155272;jurov;yes i do -202126;1354155305;jurov;but it's hard guessing what was actually said sometimes -202125;1354155342;jurov;and as for using PC i tried to set up jackd + equalizer/compressor for each ear extra, but it still wasn't as good as hearing aid... and the sound was stuttering -202124;1354155345;Doffx;Hmm, yeah doesent sound fun trying to guess something your already trying to learn. -202123;1354155354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053239 = 1.2485 BTC [-] -202122;1354155356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1179 @ 0.00053249 = 0.6278 BTC [+] -202121;1354155357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2278 @ 0.00053261 = 1.2133 BTC [+] -202120;1354155382;jurov;when i researched why, I was horrified to learn whole jack setup used 10GB of my 12G RAM -202119;1354155405;Doffx;Thats odd. -202118;1354155463;jurov;decided that fixing jackd is not worth the effort -202117;1354155488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052732 = 1.2366 BTC [-] -202116;1354155488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1595 @ 0.00052702 = 0.8406 BTC [-] -202115;1354155490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7558 @ 0.00052462 = 3.9651 BTC [-] -202114;1354155491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3779 @ 0.00052426 = 1.9812 BTC [-] -202113;1354155525;Doffx;Looks like there are headsets for hearing impaired as well, how do those work? -202112;1354155549;Doffx;I'm sure you have tried all of these things, I just found it interesting since I take it for granted. -202111;1354155595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052434 = 1.2296 BTC [+] -202110;1354155596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6006 @ 0.00052426 = 3.1487 BTC [-] -202109;1354155597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14878 @ 0.00052391 = 7.7947 BTC [-] -202108;1354155627;jurov;headsets (these are advertised for watching TV) usually have flat frequency reponse, so are useful mostly to people with equal hearing loss for all frequencies -202107;1354155648;Diablo-D3;>headset -202106;1354155651;Diablo-D3;>flat frequency -202105;1354155652;jurov;but i have it all over the place between 40 and 90 dB -202104;1354155653;Diablo-D3;LAWL -202103;1354155678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7872 @ 0.00052391 = 4.1242 BTC [-] -202102;1354155679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9584 @ 0.00052225 = 5.0052 BTC [-] -202101;1354155681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4688 @ 0.00052218 = 2.448 BTC [-] -202100;1354155698;kakobreklaaa;um, i would need to send an sms to umerrica mobile phone -202099;1354155710;kakobreklaaa;is there a service that can do that -202098;1354155717;kakobreklaaa;i dont need bulk 10k sms -202097;1354155724;Diablo-D3;yes... another cell phone. -202096;1354155758;jurov;http://www.google.com/mobile/sms/voice/ -202095;1354155792;kakobreklaaa;hmm -202094;1354155795;kakobreklaaa;interesting -202093;1354155836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7494 @ 0.00052218 = 3.9132 BTC [-] -202092;1354155838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3942 @ 0.0005217 = 2.0565 BTC [-] -202091;1354155838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14915 @ 0.00052152 = 7.7785 BTC [-] -202090;1354155852;kakobreklaaa;hm -202089;1354155872;kakobreklaaa;this doesnt allow me to send from here if i understand it correctly -202088;1354156056;Doffx;Interesting, see I learned something. -202087;1354156308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00052223 = 5.849 BTC [+] -202086;1354156309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00052235 = 1.6715 BTC [+] -202085;1354156734;dub;dont live in terrst countries den -202084;1354156737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00053169 = 4.8384 BTC [+] -202083;1354156756;dub;got damn terrsts -202082;1354156885;jurov;let's put dub on homeland security radar: terrorist bomb assassination obama -202081;1354156899;jurov;explosives -202080;1354156907;dub;my irc client has that built in -202079;1354156926;dub;-feds -202078;1354156931;dub;hrm -202077;1354156933;jurov;what? you have homeland security plugin? -202076;1354157013;Diablo-D3;a terrorst manual? -202075;1354157114;dub;domestic disruption Libya White House wire transfer radar FBI -202074;1354157119;dub;there we go -202073;1354157122;dub;HALO Glock 26 smuggle Diebold Lebed Fallujah -202072;1354157125;dub;Bush Waco wire transfer FSF Defense Information Warfare Terrorism -202071;1354157129;dub;DES Grass Roots 9-11 Al Amn al-Askari Saddam Hussein Ortega -202070;1354157157;jurov;milk -202069;1354157180;dub;Liberals PLO Saddam Hussein SEAL Team 6 Ft. Bragg Mossad -202068;1354157205;dub;Serbian Al Qaeda Verisign $400 million in gold bullion colonel Ft. Meade -202067;1354157218;dub;thats to call teh gay spooks -202066;1354157249;dub;note: Gladamas_' timing -202065;1354157481;dub;gay matrix mode -202064;1354157483;dub;I a S t p T i r S K N K j -202063;1354157486;dub;n t e y u e s o t n o o i -202062;1354157489;dub;f i c t r m p e i r r h -202061;1354157492;dub;o o u C e r o a f t e a -202060;1354157495;dub;r n r o r o E l k e h a d -202059;1354157498;dub;m i m r u -202058;1354157523;jurov;lol -202057;1354157598;jurov;goodnight folks -202056;1354157784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052299 = 1.2264 BTC [-] -202055;1354157786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 355 @ 0.00052329 = 0.1858 BTC [+] -202054;1354157898;mircea_popescu; I think he is approx as useful to bitcoin as MNW << i second -202053;1354158004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052177 = 1.2236 BTC [-] -202052;1354158006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26955 @ 0.00052152 = 14.0576 BTC [-] -202051;1354158979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00052152 = 6.7276 BTC [-] -202050;1354158981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1550 @ 0.00052122 = 0.8079 BTC [-] -202049;1354159109;kakobreklaaa;hmm https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128289.0 -202048;1354159151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4514 @ 0.00052122 = 2.3528 BTC [-] -202047;1354159152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14736 @ 0.00052119 = 7.6803 BTC [-] -202046;1354159355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16864 @ 0.00052119 = 8.7893 BTC [-] -202045;1354159357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16836 @ 0.00052105 = 8.7724 BTC [-] -202044;1354159759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052147 = 1.2228 BTC [+] -202043;1354159760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5673 @ 0.0005215 = 2.9585 BTC [+] -202042;1354160393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00052116 = 3.6481 BTC [-] -202041;1354160683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.00052116 = 10.6838 BTC [-] -202040;1354160685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.0005215 = 1.8253 BTC [+] -202039;1354160959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052142 = 1.2227 BTC [-] -202038;1354160959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1622 @ 0.0005215 = 0.8459 BTC [+] -202037;1354160961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25700 @ 0.00052257 = 13.43 BTC [+] -202036;1354160962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 633 @ 0.00052329 = 0.3312 BTC [+] -202035;1354161227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 168 @ 0.00052329 = 0.0879 BTC [+] -202034;1354161228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3982 @ 0.00052498 = 2.0905 BTC [+] -202033;1354162032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052127 = 1.2224 BTC [-] -202032;1354162034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9055 @ 0.00052105 = 4.7181 BTC [-] -202031;1354162121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052139 = 1.2227 BTC [+] -202030;1354162122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2559 @ 0.00052105 = 1.3334 BTC [-] -202029;1354162124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8062 @ 0.00052083 = 4.1989 BTC [-] -202028;1354162125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00052009 = 4.4208 BTC [-] -202027;1354162126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12044 @ 0.00051993 = 6.262 BTC [-] -202026;1354162127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00051982 = 0.4678 BTC [-] -202025;1354162127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00051937 = 9.2967 BTC [-] -202024;1354162129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6490 @ 0.00051935 = 3.3706 BTC [-] -202023;1354162368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052465 = 1.2303 BTC [+] -202022;1354162369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8755 @ 0.00052498 = 4.5962 BTC [+] -202021;1354162622;smickles;oh yeah, my sig is the biggest http://trilema.com/2012/the-mpex-rota/ -202020;1354162670;smickles;kakobreklaaa: you're still on sha1? -202019;1354162690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052487 = 1.2308 BTC [-] -202018;1354162692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13612 @ 0.00052498 = 7.146 BTC [+] -202017;1354162748;kakobreklaaa;i live a dangerous life -202016;1354162778;mircea_popescu;hehe this is going nice, already 3 ppl. -202015;1354162785;mircea_popescu;which is technically enough to have a trial. -202014;1354162819;pigeons;Namjies: you should sue mircea_popescu for not redeeming or whatever your gigamining shares ;) -202013;1354162841;pigeons;except he's paying the judges i hear -202012;1354162848;mircea_popescu;no i'm not -202011;1354162854;mircea_popescu;well... mpex is, but that's besides the point -202010;1354162915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051949 = 1.2182 BTC [-] -202009;1354162916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4360 @ 0.00051935 = 2.2644 BTC [-] -202008;1354162918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.0005187 = 2.3342 BTC [-] -202007;1354162919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 95 @ 0.00051842 = 0.0492 BTC [-] -202006;1354162945;mircea_popescu;pigeons i suspekt he's gonna sue me anyway for the asicminer deal. that's actually an interesting thing anyway -202005;1354162990;pigeons;what's that about? -202004;1354162999;smickles;oh my, that's a interesting one -202003;1354163013;knotwork;GFC is trying to figure out details for a structured credit default swap in which they will loan 10,000 DVC each to 10,000 people, in four or five tranches. The tranches are to be of four or five different levels of collateral, with 100% being the level that maybe need not be a tracnch, naybe its best to keep the 100%-collateral people to themselves instead of putting them in the structured thing -202002;1354163032;mircea_popescu;pigeons well i can't talk about it if im getting sued -202001;1354163033;smickles;mircea_popescu: can i tell him :) -202000;1354163038;smickles;aw -201999;1354163046;mircea_popescu;polimedia.us/bitcoin/mphf.txt -201998;1354163048;pigeons;smickles: where are you gonna find 10,000 people? -201997;1354163048;mircea_popescu;there, contract -201996;1354163051;mircea_popescu;sure you can smickles -201995;1354163051;smickles;i could present a work of fiction -201994;1354163055;pigeons;sorry i meant knotwork -201993;1354163063;smickles;pigeons: mircea_popescu shorted asicminer, borrowing from Namjies then glbse tanked. -201992;1354163091;pigeons;i heard asicminer had accounting of large shareholders outside of the glbse system? -201991;1354163101;smickles;this was thru glbse -201990;1354163129;pigeons;has asicminer been given a list from the good doctor nefario yet? -201989;1354163131;knotwork;pigeons GRouPcorp is group-oriented, lots of groups not all being small groups adds up to a lot of people, this intial 10,000 is just the first batch, to test out the sructured vehicle idea -201988;1354163146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052491 = 1.2309 BTC [+] -201987;1354163146;mircea_popescu;pigeons don't prejudge or else! -201986;1354163147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7884 @ 0.00052498 = 4.1389 BTC [+] -201985;1354163148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23371 @ 0.00053176 = 12.4278 BTC [+] -201984;1354163149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 5000 @ 0.00289998 = 14.4999 BTC [+] -201983;1354163150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.00289999 = 2.9 BTC [+] -201982;1354163151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 42654 @ 0.0029 = 123.6966 BTC [+] -201981;1354163153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 2168 @ 0.00299414 = 6.4913 BTC [+] -201980;1354163154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1500 @ 0.00300004 = 4.5001 BTC [+] -201979;1354163155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 2500 @ 0.00310004 = 7.7501 BTC [+] -201978;1354163156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 4626 @ 0.0032 = 14.8032 BTC [+] -201977;1354163157;toffoo;pigeons: I think they have received the partial list -201976;1354163163;pigeons;ok i dont want to hear it then ;) -201975;1354163168;pigeons;lalala -201974;1354163177;mircea_popescu;lol -201973;1354163181;smickles;ha -201972;1354163212;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135336393763.jpg -201971;1354163226;mircea_popescu;whoa bvps sold -201970;1354163241;smickles;mircea_popescu: sold? -201969;1354163266;mircea_popescu;yeah ? -201968;1354163267;smickles;under the news of a possible buyout or screw-off -201967;1354163270;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [S.BVPS] 42654 @ 0.0029 = 123.6966 BTC [+] -201966;1354163291;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -201965;1354163293;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00289998 / 0.00293771 / 0.0032 (59448 shares, 174.64 BTC), 30day: 0.002 / 0.00265776 / 0.0032 (92264 shares, 245.22 BTC) -201964;1354163293;pigeons;grubles: wake up -201963;1354163296;knotwork;they could do a smaller test first i suppose, start with the first 1000 people on the waiting list and loan them each 100,000 dvc and see how it goes -201962;1354163303;mircea_popescu;like 2/3 of its volume today lol -201961;1354163304;Namjies;ah, in prevision of the dividend arriving soon I presume -201960;1354163321;Namjies;2/3 of the volume? -201959;1354163343;mircea_popescu;;;calc 174.64 / 245.22 -201958;1354163343;gribble;0.712176820814 -201957;1354163355;pigeons;rg_: -201956;1354163368;knotwork;pigeons also in reality its best not to think of them as people, since really they are basically just pseudonymous identities -201955;1354163387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051868 = 1.2163 BTC [-] -201954;1354163388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14240 @ 0.00051842 = 7.3823 BTC [-] -201953;1354163390;knotwork;brokers can perfectly well generate a bunch of identities themselves to include in -201952;1354163396;pigeons;knotwork: how many players in galactic milieu? -201951;1354163447;knotwork;pigeons if you count this lot I have no idea, there is no way of knowing the average ratio of actual live humans to sock puppet pseudonyms -201950;1354163462;pigeons;how many including sock puppets -201949;1354163480;knotwork;well 10,000 lines up wanting loans, for starters. -201948;1354163509;knotwork;there are hundreds of people in various subgames that have maybe never played since they signed up too, wanna count idlers too? -201947;1354163538;smickles;i'm one of those :) -201946;1354163544;pigeons;alright, i get it, somewhere between a little and a lot -201945;1354163560;knotwork;oh well who counts smickles? hahahaha ;) -201944;1354163568;smickles;:o -201943;1354163573;mircea_popescu;count smickles my dear earl. -201942;1354163573;smickles;hehe -201941;1354163591;knotwork;ok well how many thousands is he alone then? :) -201940;1354163650;mircea_popescu;i see you've all attracted ciuciu -201939;1354163676;knotwork;part of the function of this structured thing is to try to come up with vehicles that do not care whether their counterparties are one human a billion humans one corp or hundreds of corps etc -201938;1354163709;smickles;I can't help attracting ciuciu, that character is like jeph jaques' squirrel with a massive boner -201937;1354163725;smickles;but not as entertaining -201936;1354163726;knotwork;though I suppose pretending to structure one person into several tranches is maybe a little pointless -201935;1354163745;mircea_popescu;;;google jeph jaques' squirrel -201934;1354163746;gribble;Questionable Content - Television Tropes & Idioms: ; Archive - Questionable Content: New comics every Monday through ...: ; Dayuse @ Paradise Toronto Comicon - Part II - YouTube: -201933;1354163760;mircea_popescu;fuck me. not tvtropes. -201932;1354163764;mircea_popescu;NOOOOOooooooo....... -201931;1354163784;smickles;I had no idea there was a tvtropes on QC -201930;1354163866;mircea_popescu;A Catholic annulment is analogous to a finding that a contract of sale is invalid -201929;1354163869;mircea_popescu;ok, this works. -201928;1354164035;smickles;gwaa, it would help if i could at least remember which art style phase the squirrel first appeared in -201927;1354164235;smickles;lol http://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=874 -201926;1354164377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052278 = 1.2259 BTC [+] -201925;1354164377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16855 @ 0.00052256 = 8.8077 BTC [-] -201924;1354164578;knotwork;even if we never know whether all the people one broker represents really exist or are just sockpuppets of the broker the brokers can gain useful info from this about their customers even if they keep everyone else in the dark about whether those customers actually exist at all -201923;1354164607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00334633 = 4.3502 BTC [-] -201922;1354164609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3982 @ 0.003347 = 13.3278 BTC [+] -201921;1354164610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00336737 = 7.745 BTC [+] -201920;1354164611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3400 @ 0.00337549 = 11.4767 BTC [+] -201919;1354164613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9018 @ 0.00338808 = 30.5537 BTC [+] -201918;1354164666;knotwork;also if all the customers of a broker default that is useful info to know about that broker -201917;1354164690;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm not going to look for it anymore, the squirrel is in like 3 out of 2330 strips -201916;1354164693;smickles;:P -201915;1354164705;mircea_popescu;:p -201914;1354164724;kakobreklaaa;hmm -201913;1354164725;kakobreklaaa;https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/rippleusers/IVin3Qwrp7k -201912;1354164855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 464 @ 0.00338808 = 1.5721 BTC [+] -201911;1354164857;knotwork;future access to various tranches of future runs of the concept could also be contingent on the performance of a broker's customers in previous runs -201910;1354164865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052607 = 1.2336 BTC [+] -201909;1354164867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2305 @ 0.00052622 = 1.2129 BTC [+] -201908;1354164891;knotwork;thus some brokers might eat some losses themselves rather than be perceived as a broker who caters to deadbeats -201907;1354165003;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh nvm, he's on with him http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1901 -201906;1354165016;pigeons;kakobreklaaa: Their system is based on a Bitcoin-style blockchain, much as we have -201905;1354165019;pigeons;discussed here over the last few years as an interesting possibility, -201904;1354165021;pigeons;but with a novel miner-less consensus mechanism that allows -201903;1354165023;pigeons;transactions to be confirmed nearly instantaneously. -201902;1354165025;pigeons;pastefail -201901;1354165028;knotwork;or in order to qualify to move up from devcoin based vehicles to litecoin so as to eventually advance to even higher coins -201900;1354165066;kakobreklaaa;hm -201899;1354165069;kakobreklaaa;so how do you print it -201898;1354165189;dub;hey thats YELLINGBIRD -201897;1354165236;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu She looks very similar to my ex -201896;1354165253;mircea_popescu;apparently his ex didn't like that comment. -201895;1354165314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052288 = 1.2262 BTC [-] -201894;1354165315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4490 @ 0.00052256 = 2.3463 BTC [-] -201893;1354165418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13355 @ 0.00052256 = 6.9788 BTC [-] -201892;1354165419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20973 @ 0.00052152 = 10.9378 BTC [-] -201891;1354165421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8472 @ 0.00051855 = 4.3932 BTC [-] -201890;1354165497;smickles;maybe it's a cat -201889;1354165499;smickles;i dunno -201888;1354165552;mircea_popescu;lol i don't really care about cartoons, dun sweat it -201887;1354166126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052616 = 1.2338 BTC [+] -201886;1354166127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11145 @ 0.00052622 = 5.8647 BTC [+] -201885;1354166129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4867 @ 0.00052872 = 2.5733 BTC [+] -201884;1354166130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1093 @ 0.00053176 = 0.5812 BTC [+] -201883;1354166464;kakobreklaaa;;;bc,stats -201882;1354166467;gribble;Current Blocks: 210085 | Current Difficulty: 3438908.9601591 | Next Difficulty At Block: 211679 | Next Difficulty In: 1594 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 3 hours, 31 minutes, and 40 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3776113.86628476 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.80557816541 -201881;1354167057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1298 @ 0.00334406 = 4.3406 BTC [-] -201880;1354167059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3811 @ 0.00334635 = 12.7529 BTC [+] -201879;1354167059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00336242 = 3.3624 BTC [+] -201878;1354167060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 291 @ 0.00339999 = 0.9894 BTC [+] -201877;1354167180;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -201876;1354167181;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.26503, Best ask: 12.36650, Bid-ask spread: 0.10147, Last trade: 12.26402, 24 hour volume: 26466.34567538, 24 hour low: 12.17100, 24 hour high: 12.40712, 24 hour vwap: 12.29692 -201875;1354167197;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -201874;1354167199;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00332186 / 0.00335463 / 0.00339999 (47804 shares, 160.37 BTC), 30day: 0.00180002 / 0.00332535 / 0.0034 (1081283 shares, 3,595.65 BTC) -201873;1354167312;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.43032464 = 430.3246 BTC [+] -201872;1354167335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005315 = 1.2464 BTC [-] -201871;1354167337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5636 @ 0.00053176 = 2.997 BTC [+] -201870;1354167338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053183 = 0.5318 BTC [+] -201869;1354167339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2969 @ 0.00053184 = 1.579 BTC [+] -201868;1354167519;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.34851387 = 348.5139 BTC [+] -201867;1354167581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052675 = 1.2352 BTC [-] -201866;1354167583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5205 @ 0.00052654 = 2.7406 BTC [-] -201865;1354167588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.00333334 = 166.667 BTC [-] -201864;1354167588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3550 @ 0.00333263 = 11.8308 BTC [-] -201863;1354167591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00332583 = 3.6584 BTC [-] -201862;1354167592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5544 @ 0.00332186 = 18.4164 BTC [-] -201861;1354167592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1785 @ 0.00331717 = 5.9211 BTC [-] -201860;1354167593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4200 @ 0.0033154 = 13.9247 BTC [-] -201859;1354167594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3394 @ 0.00331508 = 11.2514 BTC [-] -201858;1354167661;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C080T] 1000 @ 0.34851387 = 348.5139 BTC [+] -201857;1354167725;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -201856;1354167726;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00331508 / 0.00333996 / 0.00339999 (117377 shares, 392.03 BTC), 30day: 0.00180002 / 0.00332562 / 0.0034 (1150856 shares, 3,827.32 BTC) -201855;1354167727;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070T] 1000 @ 0.43032464 = 430.3246 BTC [+] -201854;1354167738;mircea_popescu;volumetric day lol -201853;1354167886;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.38778304 BTC [-] -201852;1354167891;Namjies;yup, end of the month, dividends coming in. People go around shopping. -201851;1354167965;mircea_popescu;indeed. -201850;1354168065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053183 = 1.2471 BTC [+] -201849;1354168067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7170 @ 0.00053184 = 3.8133 BTC [+] -201848;1354168068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15648 @ 0.00053191 = 8.3233 BTC [+] -201847;1354168069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17280 @ 0.00053261 = 9.2035 BTC [+] -201846;1354168069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11688 @ 0.00053537 = 6.2574 BTC [+] -201845;1354168071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14250 @ 0.00053537 = 7.629 BTC [+] -201844;1354168072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14738 @ 0.00053542 = 7.891 BTC [+] -201843;1354168073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2495 @ 0.00053546 = 1.336 BTC [+] -201842;1354168074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00053552 = 8.7825 BTC [+] -201841;1354168075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00053567 = 0.9106 BTC [+] -201840;1354168076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053573 = 0.5357 BTC [+] -201839;1354168077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17350 @ 0.00053574 = 9.2951 BTC [+] -201838;1354168078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18790 @ 0.00053589 = 10.0694 BTC [+] -201837;1354168080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25600 @ 0.00053607 = 13.7234 BTC [+] -201836;1354168080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00053608 = 3.7526 BTC [+] -201835;1354168081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00053611 = 11.1511 BTC [+] -201834;1354168082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19507 @ 0.00053618 = 10.4593 BTC [+] -201833;1354168083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00053618 = 5.469 BTC [+] -201832;1354168084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36400 @ 0.00053634 = 19.5228 BTC [+] -201831;1354168085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24000 @ 0.00053663 = 12.8791 BTC [+] -201830;1354168086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21760 @ 0.00053673 = 11.6792 BTC [+] -201829;1354168087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12128 @ 0.00053675 = 6.5097 BTC [+] -201828;1354168088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.0005368 = 10.736 BTC [+] -201827;1354168089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9788 @ 0.00053682 = 5.2544 BTC [+] -201826;1354168089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053696 = 0.537 BTC [+] -201825;1354168090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00053697 = 9.8802 BTC [+] -201824;1354168091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00053715 = 5.8549 BTC [+] -201823;1354168092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21663 @ 0.00053718 = 11.6369 BTC [+] -201822;1354168576;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.17734109 = 177.3411 BTC [-] -201821;1354168586;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.09182915 = 91.8292 BTC [-] -201820;1354168601;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.05496801 = 54.968 BTC [-] -201819;1354168614;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.05496801 = 54.968 BTC [-] -201818;1354168861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052808 = 1.2383 BTC [-] -201817;1354168863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13905 @ 0.00052782 = 7.3393 BTC [-] -201816;1354168943;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P110T] 1000 @ 0.050857 = 50.857 BTC [-] -201815;1354168970;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1000 @ 0.050857 = 50.857 BTC [-] -201814;1354168976;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.0917533 = 91.7533 BTC [-] -201813;1354168990;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.17730597 = 177.306 BTC [-] -201812;1354169493;dub;time to meet a man about a mortgage -201811;1354169500;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100N] 1000 @ 0.23392633 = 233.9263 BTC [-] -201810;1354169522;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110N] 800 @ 0.19838339 = 158.7067 BTC [-] -201809;1354169531;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120N] 600 @ 0.16784624 = 100.7077 BTC [-] -201808;1354169544;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130N] 400 @ 0.12905362 = 51.6214 BTC [-] -201807;1354169575;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140N] 200 @ 0.09478752 = 18.9575 BTC [-] -201806;1354170115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053714 = 1.2596 BTC [+] -201805;1354170117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053717 = 0.5372 BTC [+] -201804;1354170656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052803 = 1.2382 BTC [-] -201803;1354170657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5255 @ 0.00052782 = 2.7737 BTC [-] -201802;1354213824;mircea_popescu;what did i miss -201801;1354213864;kakobreklaaa;;;ticker -201800;1354213865;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.47835, Best ask: 12.47836, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.47835, 24 hour volume: 29050.39462363, 24 hour low: 12.15000, 24 hour high: 12.59900, 24 hour vwap: 12.35523 -201799;1354213972;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaaa ukto has a new exchange at bitfunder.com prolly wanna add it -201798;1354214070;kakobreklaaa;is it live yet? -201797;1354214087;kakobreklaaa;nope -201796;1354214093;kakobreklaaa;i still have my 10 playbtc on it -201795;1354214103;kakobreklaaa;lets buy some stuff -201794;1354214172;Ukto;mircea_popescu: the market/asset pages are public now -201793;1354214178;kakobreklaaa;umm -201792;1354214182;kakobreklaaa;what is this dog? -201791;1354214185;Ukto;since its publically viewable I renamed some assets -201790;1354214185;kakobreklaaa;i cant buy stuff -201789;1354214196;Ukto;you logged in? -201788;1354214199;kakobreklaaa;yes -201787;1354214202;kakobreklaaa;i see balance 10btc -201786;1354214204;Ukto;ooh -201785;1354214206;Ukto;i know why -201784;1354214206;kakobreklaaa;i press buy -201783;1354214206;Ukto;1 sec -201782;1354214209;kakobreklaaa;nothing happens -201781;1354214213;kakobreklaaa;i mean -201780;1354214214;Ukto;yeah, 1 sdc -201779;1354214218;kakobreklaaa;page gets loaded -201778;1354214220;kakobreklaaa;ok -201777;1354214226;kakobreklaaa;brb -201776;1354214247;Ukto;try now -201775;1354214280;kakobreklaaa;nope -201774;1354214282;kakobreklaaa;you try it -201773;1354214288;kakobreklaaa;before you make me do it :) -201772;1354214292;kakobreklaaa;http://bitfunder.com/asset/BTSEE-Mining -201771;1354214296;kakobreklaaa;im here -201770;1354214305;kakobreklaaa;anyway be back in 20m or so -201769;1354214322;Ukto;hah, i didnt save -201768;1354214322;Ukto;-_- -201767;1354214339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27900 @ 0.00053194 = 14.8411 BTC [-] -201766;1354214557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 552 @ 0.0032 = 1.7664 BTC [+] -201765;1354214574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00053194 = 6.4365 BTC [-] -201764;1354214815;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-mpex-rota/#comment-90753 << this is going well -201763;1354214824;mircea_popescu;already 4 applications + 1 that's not up to form -201762;1354214921;kakobreklaaa;who is Rassah -201761;1354214926;kakobreklaaa;;;getrating Rassah -201760;1354214927;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Rassah, rated since Fri Jun 3 20:49:22 2011. Cumulative rating 5, from 3 total ratings. Received ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 5 positive, 2 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Rassah -201759;1354214985;kakobreklaaa;ok brb for real now. -201758;1354215019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00053164 = 4.6784 BTC [-] -201757;1354215159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22950 @ 0.00053194 = 12.208 BTC [+] -201756;1354215230;gigavps;mircea_popescu do you feel it is appropriate to rate someone in return -> http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=gigavps&sign=ANY&type=RECV -201755;1354215253;gigavps;i have received a negative rating from bitnumus, i guess because of gigamining -201754;1354215258;mircea_popescu;nah -201753;1354215269;mircea_popescu;i would very much advise against you rating in return for that sort of stuff -201752;1354215287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23150 @ 0.00053164 = 12.3075 BTC [-] -201751;1354215289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00053068 = 1.4859 BTC [-] -201750;1354215379;mircea_popescu;i guess if you absolutely must you can go something like -1 I don't even know who this is or something -201749;1354215422;gigavps;i'll leave it alone -201748;1354215441;mircea_popescu;prolly best. -201747;1354215451;Azelphur;gigavps: I know that guy, I wonder why he has downrated you -201746;1354215459;Azelphur;I might give him a nudge about it next time he comes on -201745;1354215467;gigavps;he doesn't like how i'm handling gigamining -201744;1354215484;mircea_popescu;do you know this or just infer ? -201743;1354215503;gigavps;he's posted as much in the gigamining thread under the same handle -201742;1354215507;mircea_popescu;a ok -201741;1354215523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5254 @ 0.00053194 = 2.7948 BTC [+] -201740;1354215611;mircea_popescu;so nefario was going to release 3-4 assets a day a week ago -201739;1354215613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00053562 = 1.4997 BTC [+] -201738;1354215625;mircea_popescu;meanwhile, about what, 7-8 ? issuers got partial lists. very partial. -201737;1354215633;mircea_popescu;nefario is going to become a common noun. -201736;1354215633;smickles;yeah, still no list here -201735;1354215646;mircea_popescu;smickles on either of your things ? -201734;1354215675;smickles;indeed, one might say, 'no list for neither ' -201733;1354215704;mircea_popescu;lol -201732;1354216030;smickles;mircea_popescu: glad to see we got Bill Cosby in the college -201731;1354216100;mircea_popescu;who's that anyway ? -201730;1354216113;mircea_popescu;and no we don't jsut yet, he's not even managed to apply correctly. -201729;1354216141;smickles;http://bit.ly/1iMOYh -201728;1354216227;mircea_popescu;o, that cosby -201727;1354216238;smickles;;D -201726;1354216287;smickles;7739pirateat40-110gigavps2012-08-17 22:30:2310They don't come better. -201725;1354216308;smickles;I find pirate's rating of gigavps kinda humorous, -201724;1354216388;smickles;it's like the web is trying to say that a dodo has promised to be here, in person. -201723;1354216482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23800 @ 0.00053562 = 12.7478 BTC [+] -201722;1354216486;Ukto;mircea_popescu: cleaned up the asset view page -201721;1354216492;kakobreklaaa;ok i have just crashed BTSEE-Mining -201720;1354216497;mircea_popescu;jurov https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg1365339#msg1365339 -201719;1354216498;Ukto;graphs alot biger now, and the buy/sell boxes can actually hold larger numbers -201718;1354216505;Ukto;and resizing shouldnt break the divs -201717;1354216513;mircea_popescu;what's btsee-mining ? -201716;1354216520;mircea_popescu;Ukto link ? -201715;1354216534;kakobreklaaa;http://bitfunder.com/asset/BTSEE-Mining -201714;1354216545;Ukto;yeah, that one -201713;1354216554;Ukto;i am gonna set it to force everyhing to https://bitfunder in a bit -201712;1354216581;Ukto;debating making a Graphs tab, to display a crap ton of diff graph versions -201711;1354216590;Ukto;candles, OHLC, depth, etc -201710;1354216602;Ukto;all very simple at this point -201709;1354216604;kakobreklaaa;istead of 'my bid' in the orderbook -201708;1354216612;kakobreklaaa;put a button that says 'cancel bid' -201707;1354216625;Ukto;there is enough room -201706;1354216628;Ukto;that I can put both -201705;1354216634;Ukto;thanks to my recent resizing -201704;1354216639;kakobreklaaa;just the button -201703;1354216644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 656 @ 0.00053562 = 0.3514 BTC [+] -201702;1354216648;Ukto;ppl are dumb -201701;1354216653;Ukto;besides -201700;1354216657;Ukto;i would like something extra to fill inthe line -201699;1354216658;Ukto;:P -201698;1354216669;kakobreklaaa;so you are making it less useful cause people are dumb -201697;1354216673;kakobreklaaa;bad argument -201696;1354216681;mircea_popescu;what's My Ask ? -201695;1354216762;kakobreklaaa;http://shrani.najdi.si/?5/7K/1x7WlaZC/nybid.png -201694;1354216766;kakobreklaaa;my bid -201693;1354216768;kakobreklaaa;in this case -201692;1354216783;kakobreklaaa;now i have to go cancel it on a seperate page -201691;1354216786;kakobreklaaa;lame :p -201690;1354216800;kakobreklaaa;theres like 27 ways how to fix it -201689;1354216998;mircea_popescu;eh jesus that's a waste. just put a * or something next to it -201688;1354217001;mircea_popescu;with a tooltip maybe -201687;1354217010;kakobreklaaa;the main point is -201686;1354217019;kakobreklaaa;that one should be able to cancel it from there -201685;1354217060;kakobreklaaa;bitstamp has it like that -201684;1354217065;kakobreklaaa;and it works -201683;1354217080;kakobreklaaa;well hey have it implemented only hallf way -201682;1354217085;kakobreklaaa;but better than nothing -201681;1354217137;Ukto;there -201680;1354217139;Ukto;i was thinking something like that -201679;1354217144;Ukto;for a cancel button on the order page -201678;1354217151;kakobreklaaa;better -201677;1354217162;Ukto;debating using red button tho -201676;1354217164;Ukto;instead of blue -201675;1354217168;Ukto;since it is a 'cancel' -201674;1354217174;Ukto;but cancling isnt the endof the world tpe thing -201673;1354217176;Ukto;so meh -201672;1354217207;kakobreklaaa;just put it in tags and it will be fine -201671;1354217316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00053562 = 9.4805 BTC [+] -201670;1354217634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18094 @ 0.00053562 = 9.6915 BTC [+] -201669;1354217635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3256 @ 0.00053602 = 1.7453 BTC [+] -201668;1354217735;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.27088322 = 270.8832 BTC [-] -201667;1354218547;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.2714765 = 271.4765 BTC [+] -201666;1354218595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6294 @ 0.00053602 = 3.3737 BTC [+] -201665;1354218596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00053637 = 3.6473 BTC [+] -201664;1354218598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00053677 = 2.2008 BTC [+] -201663;1354218830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.0005356 = 2.0621 BTC [-] -201662;1354218991;jcpham;http://jcph.am/2012/11/29/the-common-man/ -201661;1354219000;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.2714765 = 271.4765 BTC [+] -201660;1354219155;mircea_popescu;o look he has a blog! -201659;1354219174;mircea_popescu;jcpham didja see http://trilema.com/2012/the-mpex-rota/ ? -201658;1354219183;jcpham;sup -201657;1354219187;jcpham;you rang me? -201656;1354219243;mircea_popescu;yee -201655;1354219266;jcpham;Will be interesting to see who wants to risk 10 BTC on messing with missy -PR. -201654;1354219270;jcpham;hahahaha -201653;1354219275;mircea_popescu;:D -201652;1354219349;jcpham;why are the judges necessary -201651;1354219366;gigavps;mircea_popescu can just rule with an iron fist -201650;1354219371;jcpham;and is there a chance that someone will fly me to romania -201649;1354219389;mircea_popescu;jcpham so someone can judge ? lol. -201648;1354219396;jcpham;shit. -201647;1354219430;jcpham;so this is how mpex disputes are to be resolved? -201646;1354219431;mircea_popescu;gigavps i usually rule with a D cup tit. -201645;1354219455;mircea_popescu;well i think disputes in general, but sure. -201644;1354219467;jcpham;ic -201643;1354219487;mircea_popescu;in the sense that if you sue me i'll prolly pay to find out -201642;1354219491;jcpham;making a plaintiff pay a fee is a good idea -201641;1354219498;jcpham;knock out those false claims -201640;1354219538;mircea_popescu;well, he gets it back if he's right -201639;1354219592;mircea_popescu;basically, as a judge, you know for a fact you get 30 BTC if you last a year, + 3 btc a case, no matter how you decide it. -201638;1354219609;mircea_popescu;so it's not exactly slavery, but i guess maybe not really far off. -201637;1354219623;jcpham;are you offering me the job :) -201636;1354219635;jcpham;it sounds like you are tbh -201635;1354219676;jcpham;i mean, you are saying bllah blah this and blah blah that -201634;1354219690;jcpham;but all i see is "i reaaly really reaaly want you jcpham" -201633;1354219720;mircea_popescu;hehehe -201632;1354219726;mircea_popescu;you can apply! -201631;1354219733;jcpham;yay -201630;1354219773;jurov;mircea, thanks for notification, I replied. And wasn't particularly kind to BTCT. -201629;1354219801;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg1367058#msg1367058 -201628;1354219883;mircea_popescu;i c -201627;1354219946;jcpham;;;gpg info jcpham -201626;1354219946;gribble;User 'jcpham', with keyid C71FB5ED6ACE04AF, fingerprint F7299BD73879E866613EAB24C71FB5ED6ACE04AF, and bitcoin address 16zaKwZC6n9BMipwLbewYGn8NXEgmN2f3Y, registered on Fri Nov 11 09:21:29 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=jcpham . Currently authenticated from hostmask jcpham!~jcpham@unaffiliated/jcpham . -201625;1354220014;mircea_popescu;pr's comments re public nuisance : "there should be a cancan ice cream parlor" -201624;1354220113;mircea_popescu;jcpham it's not a contest you realise ? the idea is to have a buncha judges. -201623;1354220127;jcpham;NO! -201622;1354220133;jcpham;it's a contest and i just won it -201621;1354220160;jcpham;thanks to you mircea_popescu -201620;1354220175;mircea_popescu;aokthan -201619;1354220189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00333439 = 4.6681 BTC [+] -201618;1354220193;jcpham;w/e -201617;1354220204;jcpham;i don't mind settling disputes with an iron fist -201616;1354220268;mircea_popescu;i wonder if there's porn of it. -201615;1354220281;mircea_popescu;disputes-being-settled-with-iron-fist.com -201614;1354220282;jcpham;iron-fist porn? -201613;1354220294;jcpham;sounds like wu-tang's next album -201612;1354220321;mircea_popescu;wow wu tang still exists ? -201611;1354220337;jcpham;shrug idk! they exist in my heart though -201610;1354220555;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.27206883 = 272.0688 BTC [+] -201609;1354220920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00053634 = 2.0381 BTC [+] -201608;1354221073;kakobreklaaa;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128397.msg1366929#msg1366929 -201607;1354221080;kakobreklaaa;la resistance -201606;1354221437;Ukto;kakobreklaaa: hmm, there is an issue with the cancel button being there -201605;1354221439;Ukto;I have to figure out -201604;1354221467;Ukto;right now, if you bid for 1 share.. and then bid another at the same price.. it creates 2 trades -201603;1354221473;Ukto;I really should change it to stack into the saem -201602;1354221476;Ukto;no reason not to -201601;1354221481;Ukto;will fix the cancel button issue -201600;1354221566;kakobreklaaa;dont you use some uniqe id for the bids and asks? -201599;1354221618;Ukto;I do -201598;1354221627;Ukto;but the bids/asks table groups total shares by price -201597;1354221638;kakobreklaaa;ah -201596;1354221647;Ukto;either way, I am fizzing it up -201595;1354221662;Ukto;no reason to have seperate db items for multiple of the same asset at the same price -201594;1354221663;Ukto;its just a waset -201593;1354221666;Ukto;waste -201592;1354221797;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaaa la resistance du temps fondue lol -201591;1354221834;kakobreklaaa;resistance melted time? -201590;1354221843;mircea_popescu;:D -201589;1354221880;mircea_popescu;omg i am told rassah actually is a girl. -201588;1354221889;mircea_popescu;a GIRL JUDGE ?! is this possible ? -201587;1354221899;smickles;we're boned -201586;1354221902;smickles;:o -201585;1354221902;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -201584;1354221905;mircea_popescu;on the interwebs! -201583;1354221915;kakobreklaaa;pencil in the pooper. -201582;1354221916;mircea_popescu;Boned On The Interwebs. A tru story. -201581;1354221954;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaaa it's sharpie in pooper you person of dubious eastern european origin you -201580;1354221970;kakobreklaaa;ah sorry. -201579;1354222256;dub;I got fucked by a lady judge -201578;1354222268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24498 @ 0.0005356 = 13.1211 BTC [-] -201577;1354222269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00053552 = 3.347 BTC [-] -201576;1354222271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12650 @ 0.00053398 = 6.7548 BTC [-] -201575;1354222272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5608 @ 0.00053283 = 2.9881 BTC [-] -201574;1354222273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6644 @ 0.00053276 = 3.5397 BTC [-] -201573;1354222391;dub;and not in that good way -201572;1354222399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00053634 = 7.6697 BTC [+] -201571;1354222412;mircea_popescu;in the ass ? -201570;1354222430;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.27206883 = 272.0688 BTC [+] -201569;1354222823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00053634 = 4.8271 BTC [+] -201568;1354222824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14450 @ 0.0005364 = 7.751 BTC [+] -201567;1354222911;EskimoBob;with a hammer? -201566;1354222935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24100 @ 0.0005364 = 12.9272 BTC [+] -201565;1354223016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5756 @ 0.00053276 = 3.0666 BTC [-] -201564;1354223018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19344 @ 0.00053271 = 10.3047 BTC [-] -201563;1354223111;mircea_popescu;assgavel -201562;1354223769;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C090T] 1000 @ 0.2726602 = 272.6602 BTC [+] -201561;1354223808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10766 @ 0.0005364 = 5.7749 BTC [+] -201560;1354223810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00053677 = 7.8905 BTC [+] -201559;1354223810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8150 @ 0.00053682 = 4.3751 BTC [+] -201558;1354223811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4554 @ 0.0005369 = 2.445 BTC [+] -201557;1354223813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00053695 = 6.6045 BTC [+] -201556;1354223814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 252 @ 0.00053698 = 0.1353 BTC [+] -201555;1354224777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3941 @ 0.00053698 = 2.1162 BTC [+] -201554;1354225254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28900 @ 0.00053698 = 15.5187 BTC [+] -201553;1354225555;jurov;with a sharpie? -201552;1354225644;mircea_popescu;lol -201551;1354225877;dub;lol assgavel -201550;1354225896;jurov;according to map on www.sharpie.com, any sharpies in eastern europe was there exported illegally. -201549;1354225907;jurov;*were -201548;1354225936;mircea_popescu;d'uh. -201547;1354225968;kakobreklaaa;jurov you have work to do https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118551.msg1367295#msg1367295 -201546;1354225999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.00053582 = 9.9663 BTC [-] -201545;1354226033;jurov;oh no... -201544;1354226049;jurov;maybe i can concoct something involving postal pigeons and bottles thrown into the sea -201543;1354226076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1857 @ 0.00053698 = 0.9972 BTC [+] -201542;1354226078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8582 @ 0.00053718 = 4.6101 BTC [+] -201541;1354226079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2461 @ 0.00053732 = 1.3223 BTC [+] -201540;1354226135;jurov;but that will wait. now i'm entagled in postgres locking intricacies -201539;1354226161;mircea_popescu;further reading http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/17150.html -201538;1354226202;mircea_popescu;lol wait. he wants to use coinbr to offer mpex stuff on his exchange ? -201537;1354226424;smickles;wow, icbit closed unchanged from yesterday -201536;1354226543;mircea_popescu;how much is it yet ? -201535;1354226631;smickles;12.31 -201534;1354226674;burnside;hola -201533;1354226682;mircea_popescu;hallo -201532;1354226682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053604 = 1.257 BTC [-] -201531;1354226683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3857 @ 0.00053582 = 2.0667 BTC [-] -201530;1354226684;smickles;howdy -201529;1354226684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6798 @ 0.00053466 = 3.6346 BTC [-] -201528;1354226690;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -201527;1354226691;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.48898, Best ask: 12.48899, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.48898, 24 hour volume: 25387.36802085, 24 hour low: 12.15000, 24 hour high: 12.59900, 24 hour vwap: 12.39307 -201526;1354226704;mircea_popescu;so just .15 under the actual exchange rate. -201525;1354226712;smickles;yup -201524;1354226713;mircea_popescu;better than the historical .5 i guess. still way off imo\ -201523;1354226725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053491 = 1.2544 BTC [+] -201522;1354226726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13155 @ 0.00053466 = 7.0335 BTC [-] -201521;1354226728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00053429 = 0.9083 BTC [-] -201520;1354226748;mircea_popescu;jurov concoct what with pigeons ? -201519;1354226769;smickles;anything to do with cocts and pigeons is a win -201518;1354226838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5800 @ 0.00333439 = 19.3395 BTC [+] -201517;1354226840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 137 @ 0.00333118 = 0.4564 BTC [-] -201516;1354226841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3650 @ 0.00330716 = 12.0711 BTC [-] -201515;1354226842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3900 @ 0.00330565 = 12.892 BTC [-] -201514;1354226843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.0033034 = 2.9731 BTC [-] -201513;1354226844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00329555 = 7.0854 BTC [-] -201512;1354226845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00329177 = 8.2294 BTC [-] -201511;1354226846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00329018 = 3.6192 BTC [-] -201510;1354226847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 648 @ 0.00328901 = 2.1313 BTC [-] -201509;1354226848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6715 @ 0.00328634 = 22.0678 BTC [-] -201508;1354226876;mircea_popescu;did satoshidice just lose a bunch of money or something ? -201507;1354226968;jurov;mircea_popescu, the coinbr to mpex order submission process -201506;1354226982;mircea_popescu;o -201505;1354226994;Doffx;Maybe someone just wanted some BTC? -201504;1354226999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00053429 = 9.8844 BTC [-] -201503;1354227001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00053404 = 3.5514 BTC [-] -201502;1354227002;mircea_popescu;o o, burnside you the btcsomething new exchange guy ? -201501;1354227012;mircea_popescu;Doffx don't be silly, who would want btc. -201500;1354227016;Doffx;Once Deadterra gets the Glbse Info it will be even bigger selloff im sure -201499;1354227017;mircea_popescu;it's monopoly money -201498;1354227018;burnside;yeah, sorta I guess. -201497;1354227035;Doffx;So they can transfer it to Fiat Duh -201496;1354227038;mircea_popescu;a ok. jurov you prolly know as rinisomething. runs coinbr -201495;1354227061;burnside;it's one of a lot of projects. :) -201494;1354227063;mircea_popescu;Doffx fiat is a scam -201493;1354227073;Doffx;That is for sure. -201492;1354227077;jurov;yes, i've got kinda split personality, rini17 is my other half -201491;1354227090;mircea_popescu;is it because you're really 17 ? -201490;1354227091;burnside;coinbr, they batch the orders? -201489;1354227104;jurov;i was 17 once -201488;1354227116;burnside;me too... a long time ago -201487;1354227140;mircea_popescu;well... as long as you're doing 17 yos it dun matter anyway. -201486;1354227154;dub;rini17 is your pr? -201485;1354227166;jurov;burnside, coinbr does not any batching. and hopefully never will do. -201484;1354227183;mircea_popescu;what'd be the benefit anyway ? -201483;1354227188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9430 @ 0.00053404 = 5.036 BTC [-] -201482;1354227190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5856 @ 0.00053271 = 3.1195 BTC [-] -201481;1354227191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8114 @ 0.00053216 = 4.3179 BTC [-] -201480;1354227204;burnside;not sure, just saw all the orders come thru at once on s.dice -201479;1354227214;mircea_popescu;i don't think that was coinbr -201478;1354227265;burnside;ahhh, I misunderstood -201477;1354227270;burnside;np -201476;1354227277;jurov;with coinbr you'd actually have a problem to submit multiple orders at once, there's kinda protection on order form and more -201475;1354227291;mircea_popescu;but in general, if a single sell/buy crosses multiple bid/asks on the book it'll spark a bunch of lines -201474;1354227307;jurov;^ this -201473;1354227316;burnside;that makes sense, ditto for btctc -201472;1354227333;mircea_popescu;do you have a twitter tradestream somewhere for that ? -201471;1354227334;burnside;tho, sadly, I do not have an assbot -201470;1354227346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053716 = 1.2596 BTC [+] -201469;1354227346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24005 @ 0.00053732 = 12.8984 BTC [+] -201468;1354227349;burnside;nah, twitter rate limits... no good. -201467;1354227376;mircea_popescu;it does ? -201466;1354227395;burnside;yeah, the glbse feed was missing stuff because of it -201465;1354227427;mircea_popescu;hum i wasn't aware it eats things. -201464;1354227442;gigavps;like sharpies? -201463;1354227453;mircea_popescu;i know it ate identical updates, but i added a fix for that -201462;1354227459;burnside;not necessarily eating them, just replies when you make the post that you're posting too fast -201461;1354227459;mircea_popescu;you sure glbse didn't have the same issue ? -201460;1354227484;burnside;not sure, don't have the background. -201459;1354227484;mircea_popescu;gigavps lets not go into that :p -201458;1354227503;gigavps;o -201457;1354227508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005323 = 1.2482 BTC [-] -201456;1354227509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3855 @ 0.00053216 = 2.0515 BTC [-] -201455;1354227511;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135422020536.jpg schoolgirls today. -201454;1354227712;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.19216735 = 192.1674 BTC [-] -201453;1354227798;mircea_popescu;jurov http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE i want to click on 7day. why can't i click on 7 day ;/ -201452;1354227960;jurov;say "please" :P -201451;1354227966;mircea_popescu;please! -201450;1354227976;dub;lol -201449;1354227984;dub;mircea_popescu subbing for a change -201448;1354227987;mircea_popescu;burnside also meet Ukto , he runs what was it -201447;1354228004;mircea_popescu;bitfunder.com -201446;1354228008;jurov;if the broker goes broke, do I have a problem? -201445;1354228014;Ukto;? -201444;1354228024;Ukto;burnside: sup :) -201443;1354228040;jurov;another gem from coinbr thread...i'd rather go add the 7d link -201442;1354228042;mircea_popescu;jurov which broker or what ? -201441;1354228055;mircea_popescu;lol -201440;1354228092;mircea_popescu;kumala ocasionally shows up, he runs cryptostocks -201439;1354228107;mircea_popescu;(which is different from cryptoexchange ; linked to vircurex iirc) -201438;1354228128;burnside;Ukto, hey there. -201437;1354228149;burnside;Ukto, what do you run? Sorry, working my day job atm. -201436;1354228193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053701 = 1.2593 BTC [+] -201435;1354228194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13005 @ 0.00053732 = 6.9878 BTC [+] -201434;1354228295;Ukto;burnside: getting ready to launch https://bitfunder.com -201433;1354228299;Ukto;in test mode atm -201432;1354228337;burnside;oh hey, nice -201431;1354228384;Ukto;re-doing some sql + keys sets -201430;1354228390;Ukto;to make things far more efficinet -201429;1354228393;Ukto;efficient -201428;1354228395;Ukto;even -201427;1354228398;burnside;it definitely looks good, lovethe design -201426;1354228402;Ukto;and then gotta setup the API sys -201425;1354228403;Ukto;thanks -201424;1354228408;Ukto;look unter BTSEE-mining -201423;1354228411;Ukto;under the profile tab -201422;1354228416;Ukto;the oldest news item is riot -201421;1354228417;Ukto;:P -201420;1354228417;mircea_popescu;seems everyone loves bootstrap -201419;1354228434;Ukto;mircea_popescu: it looks nice (if done right) and makes life simple -201418;1354228434;dub;you should bootstrap mpex -201417;1354228451;Ukto;yeh. if you want help I would be happy to toss in some knowldge :) -201416;1354228460;Ukto;still learning alot of the fancynesses tho -201415;1354228478;mircea_popescu;dub i am too old for these new foppish styles -201414;1354228497;burnside;lol, that'll be the day. (pirate returns deposits) -201413;1354228498;Ukto;I did almost all of bitfunder in bootstrap.. only recently started adding any extra jquery to do special stuffs -201412;1354228504;Ukto;hehe -201411;1354228508;Ukto;did you read the actual article part? -201410;1354228509;Ukto;:P -201409;1354228521;Ukto;click to expand it -201408;1354228540;Ukto;asset issuers can easily draft, edit, and then post newslettes -201407;1354228549;mircea_popescu;do you mail them ? -201406;1354228555;Ukto;was debating it as an option -201405;1354228556;burnside;that's pretty smooth -201404;1354228560;dub;mircea_popescu: would be fun though -201403;1354228561;Ukto;havent touched the mail options stuff yet -201402;1354228568;mircea_popescu;may run into problems with email volume -201401;1354228573;Ukto;'notifications' technically -201400;1354228574;Ukto;nah -201399;1354228582;mircea_popescu;i ran a sort of romanian reddit + my blog, ended up sending in the low k's emails each day -201398;1354228583;Ukto;I have a special email service I use -201397;1354228587;mircea_popescu;it ocasionally was a pain -201396;1354228590;burnside;I'm gonna get my ass handed to me. ;) -201395;1354228600;Ukto;being in the hosting business -201394;1354228606;Ukto;i have had my share of mailers -201393;1354228614;mircea_popescu;burnside in finance the tech part is the smaller half of the cake. -201392;1354228617;burnside;I'm with MP... too old school. -201391;1354228618;Ukto;and dealing with how to make good mailers work right, and getting rid of the 'spammers' -201390;1354228628;mircea_popescu;many people can make nice websites, the idea is to not fuck up. -201389;1354228630;Ukto;burnside: which is yours? -201388;1354228638;Ukto;mircea_popescu: tell me about it -201387;1354228650;burnside;btct.co -201386;1354228696;Ukto;oh -201385;1354228696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053222 = 1.2481 BTC [-] -201384;1354228697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7854 @ 0.00053216 = 4.1796 BTC [-] -201383;1354228698;Ukto;>,> -201382;1354228711;Ukto;I apologize if I have said anything that might sound negative towards the design on the site -201381;1354228712;Ukto;:P -201380;1354228718;mircea_popescu;lmao -201379;1354228720;burnside;lol -201378;1354228736;burnside;actually, I'd like to hear what you have to say -201377;1354228743;mircea_popescu; that btct.co website design sucks balls omg -201376;1354228748;mircea_popescu;something like that ? -201375;1354228749;burnside;first time here, so I haven't caught anything b4 today -201374;1354228758;mircea_popescu;burnside you may wish to get an actual client -201373;1354228762;mircea_popescu;web doesn't keep logs. -201372;1354228769;Ukto;its not that bad, was just talking shit -201371;1354228772;Ukto;it needs some.. -201370;1354228774;Ukto;fixing up -201369;1354228785;Ukto;it actualyl looks diff though -201368;1354228787;Ukto;from when I looked before -201367;1354228790;Ukto;last time, things were misaligned -201366;1354228792;burnside;yeah, i'll have to dl one... haven't been on irc in years. -201365;1354228800;burnside;used to use some cli ones on linux -201364;1354228809;mircea_popescu;me either. i used to hook up on irc in the 90s -201363;1354228821;mircea_popescu;then forgot about it... then got sucked in with bitcoin again -201362;1354228823;Ukto;burnside: have you changed the layout of the page at all lately? -201361;1354228842;burnside;Ukto, I don't think so... -201360;1354228851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4255 @ 0.00053216 = 2.2643 BTC [-] -201359;1354228852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5645 @ 0.00053068 = 2.9957 BTC [-] -201358;1354228855;burnside;mostly been working on some of the features. -201357;1354228859;mircea_popescu;Ukto are you thinking of the mpex clone someone came up with ? -201356;1354228868;burnside;the core is solid, been running a couple months on the LTC side of things -201355;1354228869;Ukto;might have been -201354;1354228875;Ukto;this looks similar to what I remember htough -201353;1354228889;burnside;but yeah, I looked at it on my phone the other day and it needs some tweaks -201352;1354228891;Ukto;but the bonds/funds tables were badly aligned with each other -201351;1354228900;Ukto;and there was alot more green -201350;1354228940;Ukto;also, personal opinion, I dont like the user/pass fields location. kinda space wastey -201349;1354228969;burnside;yeah, could move 'em to just the index page -201348;1354228971;burnside;or a login page -201347;1354228976;mircea_popescu;anyone actually implement 2fa yet ? -201346;1354228987;Ukto;mircea_popescu: mines been there since the get go -201345;1354228991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8593 @ 0.00053068 = 4.5601 BTC [-] -201344;1354228993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19069 @ 0.00053064 = 10.1188 BTC [-] -201343;1354228995;Ukto;I have google 2fa on weex, hp, and bf -201342;1354229001;Ukto;its a musta have -201341;1354229003;burnside;yeah, I think I added it a week or two after launch on ltc-global -201340;1354229007;Ukto;and like 5 min to implement -201339;1354229014;mircea_popescu;that's good. -201338;1354229018;Ukto;burnside: the site is launched? -201337;1354229027;mircea_popescu;imo google 2fa may be better than the dongle. just my opinion -201336;1354229032;burnside;litecoinglobal.com been running for months -201335;1354229049;Ukto;oh. somehow i was associating the beta msg at the top, as test mode -201334;1354229050;Ukto;not sure why -201333;1354229053;burnside;I like the google, just because I hate having lots of devices -201332;1354229063;burnside;nah, "public beta" -201331;1354229071;burnside;you use it while I break it. -201330;1354229071;Ukto;should write 'Live Beta' -201329;1354229078;burnside;that works too -201328;1354229082;Ukto;Thats what I do -201327;1354229086;Ukto;I get away with all kinda things -201326;1354229087;Ukto;:P -201325;1354229094;Ukto;do like Zynga -201324;1354229097;Ukto;permenant "beta" status -201323;1354229104;Ukto;any problems, just blame it on the fact of being a beta -201322;1354229105;Ukto;:P -201321;1354229113;mircea_popescu;glbse did the same thing -201320;1354229121;Ukto;"Farmville" was always beta. now 2 is out -201319;1354229124;burnside;yeah, I don't think I'll be permanently beta, but definitely for the next couple months -201318;1354229125;Ukto;and guess what, its beta! -201317;1354229125;Ukto;:P -201316;1354229129;burnside;heh -201315;1354229142;mircea_popescu;;;seen nefario -201314;1354229143;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 9 weeks, 3 days, 0 hours, 45 minutes, and 48 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -201313;1354229144;burnside;yeah, kind of a legal get out of jail free card. -201312;1354229150;Ukto;I might just go Delta. -201311;1354229152;Ukto;yeah -201310;1354229161;Ukto;wont get you out of a scammer tag tho ;) -201309;1354229174;Ukto;besides, with bitcoins, i have my ToS because its the truth -201308;1354229175;burnside;lol, no -201307;1354229186;Ukto;anyone who says anything otherwise, its kind of a lie -201306;1354229196;Ukto;esp w/o real id, and verification -201305;1354229199;Ukto;etc -201304;1354229206;mircea_popescu;o btw, you two have seen http://trilema.com/2012/the-mpex-rota/ ? -201303;1354229219;Ukto;use an anonymous service anonymously, and get anonymous reprecutionions. -201302;1354229222;burnside;heh, yeah, your ToS cracked me up -201301;1354229273;Ukto;mircea_popescu: LOL -201300;1354229273;Ukto;nice -201299;1354229298;mircea_popescu;should be a better way than the forum scmamer tag -201298;1354229308;burnside;MP, that's pretty cool. -201297;1354229318;burnside;sooner or later I'll spend some time figuring out WoT -201296;1354229328;Ukto;thought it was funny when ppl called for a scammer tag on theymos :P -201295;1354229329;mircea_popescu;actually i'ma see if theymos won't just enforce scammer tags if ordered there. should make it easier for mods. -201294;1354229342;mircea_popescu;Ukto people, i think that was my ever-loving pr chick. -201293;1354229345;burnside;been a low priority, I have enough about me out on the net -201292;1354229358;mircea_popescu;burnside that's not such a smart call. the wot is central. -201291;1354229363;Ukto;:P -201290;1354229372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7570 @ 0.00053313 = 4.0358 BTC [+] -201289;1354229374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053706 = 1.2594 BTC [+] -201288;1354229374;Ukto;anywho -201287;1354229375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1229 @ 0.00053732 = 0.6604 BTC [+] -201286;1354229376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 756 @ 0.00053735 = 0.4062 BTC [+] -201285;1354229376;burnside;yeah, i'll do it eventually -201284;1354229378;Ukto;i have bitfudner part broken atm -201283;1354229381;Ukto;so i need to focus for a couple -201282;1354229443;burnside;Ukto, later. nice work with the site. lemme know if there's anything I can help with security-wise, etc. -201281;1354229449;burnside;I'm sure MP will assist too -201280;1354229486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00053076 = 0.7961 BTC [-] -201279;1354229587;smickles;lol, the stats say that some people found their way to my blog via a google search for... -201278;1354229592;smickles;wait for it... -201277;1354229599;smickles;"google" -201276;1354229681;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 1000 @ 0.19216735 = 192.1674 BTC [-] -201275;1354229790;mircea_popescu;lol smickles ciuciu makes jokes you don't get! -201274;1354229796;mircea_popescu;ahahaha that was kickass. -201273;1354229814;smickles;I'm glad I entertain -201272;1354229833;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/developments-on-the-wikipedia-talk-page/ :P -201271;1354229839;dub;is this the usual bitcoin calibre of humour? -201270;1354229842;mircea_popescu;what, still with that stuff ? -201269;1354229844;smickles;'cause I know you like the topic mircea_popescu -201268;1354229848;mircea_popescu;has the wikipedia quote even changed ? -201267;1354229848;dub;hay gais im a fish, no im not LOL -201266;1354229861;mircea_popescu;dub sort-of i guess -201265;1354229864;dub;ala -otc -201264;1354229867;mircea_popescu;except in this case the guy was a fish -201263;1354229874;smickles;mircea_popescu: once, but it's still not 'neutral' but then they added the NPOV dispute tag -201262;1354229881;dub;you got troll im not really a fish bawhawhaw -201261;1354229886;mircea_popescu;which is overall a worse outcome smickles -201260;1354229896;mircea_popescu;cause now people will infer it's about the article not about some dumbass sentence -201259;1354229915;smickles;mircea_popescu: its positioned right above that one sentense -201258;1354229918;mircea_popescu;mp's theorem of wikipedia : any time sunk into wikipedia makes the world overall a worse place. -201257;1354229918;smickles;*ce -201256;1354229979;smickles;mircea_popescu: aslo, there are people actually asking me to write about the issue -201255;1354229984;dub;whats up with your blog header? -201254;1354229994;mircea_popescu;whose ? -201253;1354230001;dub;smickles, the pic -201252;1354230002;smickles;dub: the old and new shoes? -201251;1354230016;dub;I get, guy with shitty shoes getting fucked in the ass by guy with better shoes -201250;1354230025;mircea_popescu;smickles is a shoe -201249;1354230027;smickles;lolwut? -201248;1354230041;smickles;dub: you thook that out of the pic? -201247;1354230046;dub;yeah -201246;1354230053;smickles;0.0 -201245;1354230054;dub;outside pair is nicer shoes -201244;1354230065;mircea_popescu;ok, dub is perverse. -201243;1354230083;smickles;it's a comparison of my new shoes to my old shoes, lol -201242;1354230087;dub;inside kinda kowtowed -201241;1354230122;smickles;well, i've got to leave it that way now -201240;1354230141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053605 = 1.257 BTC [+] -201239;1354230142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9155 @ 0.00053611 = 4.9081 BTC [+] -201238;1354230143;dub;its teh average man getting fucked by the rich! -201237;1354230147;smickles;dub: you can even see that the inner shoes are empty! -201236;1354230163;dub;not really, its kinda dark -201235;1354230198;smickles;ah well, thanks for taking a gander at my blog :) -201234;1354230223;mircea_popescu; its teh average man getting fucked by the rich! <<< :D -201233;1354230250;smickles;and for making me laugh at my not seeing that possibility -201232;1354230267;dub;its a great theme for finance related blog tbh -201231;1354230272;mircea_popescu;ftr smickles i always thought it's your wife's shoes in the middle -201230;1354230276;mircea_popescu;and hence inferred she's also taller than you -201229;1354230312;mircea_popescu;dub maybe you should start one. -201228;1354230332;smickles;heh, they are both mine tho, so .. i'm taller than myself? Oh hey, I'm larger than life !@ -201227;1354230352;dub;a blog? I can hardly be bothered ranting on twitter -201226;1354230392;mircea_popescu;you should be put into one of those male chastity belts and only allowed out ~half hour after you've posted a good article -201225;1354230407;mircea_popescu;i know a coupla pretty famous cooking blogs that work on that principle. -201224;1354230444;dub;actually that is somethign I've thought about -201223;1354230471;dub;sharing my culinary adventures -201222;1354230485;mircea_popescu;so there you go -201221;1354230505;dub;mrs dub wouldn't go for the chastity belt thing tho -201220;1354230570;smickles;I actually tend to wait till she begs for it -201219;1354230609;mircea_popescu;a well -201218;1354230633;smickles;so, i dunno, maybe I'd need to be tied up or somehting for that modality to work for me -201217;1354230669;smickles;lol, "Spontaneous kindness is to hipsters as high beams are to deer." -201216;1354230784;dub;so I made up a sauce the other night, a traditional (home made) mint sauce turned into a buerre blanc, was quite impressed with myself -201215;1354230801;mircea_popescu;what is this faggotry! -201214;1354230838;mircea_popescu;real men eat bearing balls. -201213;1354230842;dub;sorry, not up to your fish froma tube sandwiches :) -201212;1354230857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10089 @ 0.00053611 = 5.4088 BTC [+] -201211;1354230858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5761 @ 0.00053735 = 3.0957 BTC [+] -201210;1354230908;dub;that was truly frightening to me, I knew about cheese in a can but fish? -201209;1354230949;mircea_popescu;ehehe -201208;1354230956;mircea_popescu;you should go to sweden. -201207;1354230971;mircea_popescu;they have shops dedicated to fish in a tube. -201206;1354230976;dub;obv. I know about canned fish, guess its just different packaging -201205;1354230991;mircea_popescu;let's call it an european thing. -201204;1354231036;dub;yes, I'm a bit spoiled, plenty of good fish int he sea 800m from my front door -201203;1354231046;mircea_popescu;but that's not smoked. -201202;1354231059;mircea_popescu;i like fresh fish, don't get me wrong, but something like winter sprats -201201;1354231072;mircea_popescu;or smoked salmon, or cured herring etc can't be matched. -201200;1354231078;smickles;21:13 < mircea_popescu> real men eat bearing balls. << or quoran cooked bacon, right? -201199;1354231086;mircea_popescu;lol that's right. -201198;1354231136;dub;smoking a fish takes a stainless steel box and 20 minutes -201197;1354231174;dub;and you get to fuck with what kind of wood/spices are flavouring it -201196;1354231202;mircea_popescu;get out -201195;1354231207;mircea_popescu;smoking takes days. -201194;1354231217;dub;nope -201193;1354231221;mircea_popescu;sigh -201192;1354231279;dub;;;google how to smoke a fish -201191;1354231280;gribble;How to Smoke Salmon - Fish and Seafood Cooking - About.com: ; How To Smoke Fish: ; Fish: Smoking - Your Complete Guide to Smoking Fish: -201190;1354231312;mircea_popescu;about com -201189;1354231316;mircea_popescu;that fucking spamsite ;/ -201188;1354231618;dub;yes those links suck -201187;1354231661;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3gnctsSv20 -201186;1354231693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053679 = 1.2588 BTC [-] -201185;1354231695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 755 @ 0.00053648 = 0.405 BTC [-] -201184;1354232080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053716 = 1.2596 BTC [+] -201183;1354232081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3157 @ 0.00053735 = 1.6964 BTC [+] -201182;1354232083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00053741 = 0.5374 BTC [+] -201181;1354232083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24148 @ 0.00053742 = 12.9776 BTC [+] -201180;1354232343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053657 = 1.2583 BTC [-] -201179;1354232344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12055 @ 0.00053648 = 6.4673 BTC [-] -201178;1354232524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053681 = 1.2588 BTC [+] -201177;1354232525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2490 @ 0.00053648 = 1.3358 BTC [-] -201176;1354232527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8965 @ 0.00053168 = 4.7665 BTC [-] -201175;1354233151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00053168 = 5.8485 BTC [-] -201174;1354233203;jurov;okay, so live.coinbr.com has now an inconspicuos combobox added -201173;1354233240;mircea_popescu;cool beans! -201172;1354233281;mircea_popescu;course price doesn't correctly scale now for month and week :D -201171;1354233338;jurov;just a hack for now. should do proper candle + volume graphs -201170;1354233415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4685 @ 0.00053168 = 2.4909 BTC [-] -201169;1354233416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1533 @ 0.00053064 = 0.8135 BTC [-] -201168;1354233418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9882 @ 0.00052957 = 5.2332 BTC [-] -201167;1354233543;mircea_popescu;yeah. it is nice to have -201166;1354233614;jurov;month graph looks like fractal function -201165;1354233671;mircea_popescu;it does have a certain beauty to it -201164;1354233903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12318 @ 0.00052957 = 6.5232 BTC [-] -201163;1354233904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00052939 = 4.0498 BTC [-] -201162;1354233906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8371 @ 0.00052897 = 4.428 BTC [-] -201161;1354234071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14733 @ 0.00053379 = 7.8643 BTC [+] -201160;1354234138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17050 @ 0.00053379 = 9.1011 BTC [+] -201159;1354234278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21417 @ 0.00053379 = 11.4322 BTC [+] -201158;1354234279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2483 @ 0.00053439 = 1.3269 BTC [+] -201157;1354234439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10058 @ 0.00052897 = 5.3204 BTC [-] -201156;1354234771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11786 @ 0.00052897 = 6.2344 BTC [-] -201155;1354234772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10714 @ 0.00052716 = 5.648 BTC [-] -201154;1354235123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23236 @ 0.00052716 = 12.2491 BTC [-] -201153;1354235124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6414 @ 0.00052563 = 3.3714 BTC [-] -201152;1354235921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15297 @ 0.00052563 = 8.0406 BTC [-] -201151;1354235922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1670 @ 0.00052514 = 0.877 BTC [-] -201150;1354236343;jurov;i envy mpoe-pr now... answering 3 simple questions took me 40 minutes :/ -201149;1354236363;jurov;how does she manage? -201148;1354236379;kakobreklaaa;type real fast -201147;1354236380;mircea_popescu;jurov she's a girl. -201146;1354236413;jurov;i type reasonably fast... yeah, maybe other body parts are the culprit -201145;1354236818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13780 @ 0.00052514 = 7.2364 BTC [-] -201144;1354236819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4270 @ 0.0005247 = 2.2405 BTC [-] -201143;1354236863;mircea_popescu;jurov that's good cause she said "haha. he's got more https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg1367272#msg1367272" -201142;1354237120;burnside;;) -201141;1354237131;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128437.0 that's a nice story. -201140;1354237168;mircea_popescu;and i tell you, the only thing better than having a girl making sandwiches is having a girl making btctalk summaries. -201139;1354237184;Diablo-D3;is that before or after blowjobs? -201138;1354237192;mircea_popescu;yes. -201137;1354237211;mircea_popescu;burnside re the quoting things : afaik frenode policy is that it's up to each chan owner to set up policy. -201136;1354237227;mircea_popescu;i've been quoting -assets abundantly, such as -201135;1354237248;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/bitcoin-wittgenstein-assets/ -201134;1354237249;Ukto;kakobreklaaa: take a look at thge my ask/bid (cancel) button now -201133;1354237255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.0005273 = 10.1769 BTC [+] -201132;1354237255;mircea_popescu;out of maybe two dozen or w/e -201131;1354237255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5417 @ 0.00053439 = 2.8948 BTC [+] -201130;1354237256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1433 @ 0.00053742 = 0.7701 BTC [+] -201129;1354237264;Ukto;Not only did I get things visually correct, added even MORE info to the cancel button -201128;1354237489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053726 = 1.2599 BTC [-] -201127;1354237491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053732 = 1.26 BTC [+] -201126;1354237492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 471 @ 0.00053742 = 0.2531 BTC [+] -201125;1354237493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2089 @ 0.00053747 = 1.1228 BTC [+] -201124;1354237624;burnside;MP, sounds good, thx for that. -201123;1354237750;Ukto;burnside: watch out, MP will quote you talking shitty about other ppl / other ppls sites -201122;1354237750;Ukto;:P -201121;1354237790;burnside;I try not to talk shitty, karma's a bitch -201120;1354237802;Ukto;iusually odnt -201119;1354237806;Ukto;I know better -201118;1354237809;Ukto;'usually' -201117;1354237819;Ukto;i still think somethings diff. from what I saw tho :/ -201116;1354237856;burnside;eh, only thing I could think of is that I shortend the text in the tabs on the market -201115;1354237866;Ukto;mebbe -201114;1354237871;Ukto;I just remember something blarring out at my eyes -201113;1354237872;mircea_popescu;lol -201112;1354237876;Ukto;enough that I quickly closed it -201111;1354237877;mircea_popescu;that was a made up quote for humour, ftr. -201110;1354237885;Ukto;u sure -201109;1354237888;mircea_popescu;yup -201108;1354237889;Ukto;I said that about someones -201107;1354237890;Ukto;:P -201106;1354237892;mircea_popescu;i was just trolling you -201105;1354237903;Ukto;if not I said it to someone else -201104;1354237903;Ukto;:P -201103;1354237912;burnside;lol -201102;1354237917;mircea_popescu;if you did prolly not here tho -201101;1354237921;Ukto;thought it coulda been a diff site -201100;1354237923;mircea_popescu;i literally typed it out -201099;1354237949;burnside;I -know- it's a web 1.0 looking site -201098;1354237958;burnside;so you're not gonna hurt my feelings -201097;1354237986;burnside;it has 2 images. the favicon, and the geotrust label. -201096;1354238006;Ukto;actually i found i -201095;1354238007;Ukto;t -201094;1354238010;burnside;I'm just not graphically inclined -201093;1354238014;Ukto;i was talking to someone in pm -201092;1354238032;burnside;what was the url you were at? -201091;1354238040;Ukto;they mentioned it, i opened it and said 'wow. layout needs a crap ton of work' -201090;1354238050;Ukto;similar enough to 'its kinda shitty' :P -201089;1354238062;burnside;heh. ;) -201088;1354238069;Ukto;or easily confused with -201087;1354238070;Ukto;hehe -201086;1354238098;Ukto;http://www.btct.co -201085;1354238100;Ukto;yeh, its the same -201084;1354238105;burnside;yup, that's the one. -201083;1354238131;Ukto;your gonna charge 0.01btc per withdraw and 0.2% trading fee? -201082;1354238160;Ukto;also.. under what unique about btctc. you write trading of assets in btc... -201081;1354238166;Ukto;arent all asset exchanges doing it that way? -201080;1354238180;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112443.msg1226443#msg1226443 lol. this guy should be on irc -201079;1354238188;mircea_popescu;o wait, he is. hai vampireb -201078;1354238203;Ukto;MP: lol -201077;1354238204;Ukto;nice -201076;1354238233;burnside;Ukto, nah, it's same codebase as litecoinglobal.com, so over there you can see it reads: "trading of assets in ltc" -201075;1354238235;burnside;heh -201074;1354238254;burnside;which on litecoinglobal was unique -201073;1354238261;burnside;not so much for btc-tc -201072;1354238276;burnside;only diff between the two sites is a config file -201071;1354238291;burnside;and I guess the css file -201070;1354238310;Ukto;lol -201069;1354238339;burnside;which I definitely need to hand off to someone that isn't colorblind. -201068;1354238391;pigeons;hey its burnside, the gang's all here -201067;1354238407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00053399 = 1.9224 BTC [-] -201066;1354238408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00053747 = 2.7948 BTC [+] -201065;1354238422;mircea_popescu;more bang for the gang! -201064;1354238490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29100 @ 0.00053747 = 15.6404 BTC [+] -201063;1354238508;Ukto;burnside: also, on BF, under the held assets page, it gives an est. value per asset based on last trade price -201062;1354238508;Ukto;:) -201061;1354238511;burnside;hey, yeah... re-discovering irc. -201060;1354238539;Ukto;although, i really should add a total total price -201059;1354238580;burnside;yeah, ltc-global/btc-tc has that in one of the portfolio tabs... definitely good to have. -201058;1354238592;burnside;I need to figure out how to make it take the order book into account tho. -201057;1354238613;burnside;give a value along the lines of "if I want to liquidate now, what would I get?" -201056;1354238750;Ukto;there, total total done -201055;1354238771;Ukto;burnside: thats not worth the trouble -201054;1354238772;Ukto;i think -201053;1354238781;Ukto;cause alot of times, like when I used glbse -201052;1354238788;Ukto;if I sold off all my JAH shares.. -201051;1354238805;Ukto;rather. when my account was *cough*"hacked"*cough* and "someone" sold off all my JAH shares -201050;1354238808;Ukto;it emptied the market -201049;1354238813;Ukto;100% for JAH buys -201048;1354238819;burnside;heh, yeah, no depth -201047;1354238826;Ukto;so its not worth doing honestly -201046;1354238830;Ukto;would be too inacurate -201045;1354238832;jcpham;who knows what the difinition of an asset is? -201044;1354238832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052477 = 1.2306 BTC [-] -201043;1354238833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22204 @ 0.0005247 = 11.6504 BTC [-] -201042;1354238834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7319 @ 0.0005244 = 3.8381 BTC [-] -201041;1354238834;burnside;that's what I'm getting at. part of the value is "how much depth is there backing up this price?" -201040;1354238835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12232 @ 0.00052392 = 6.4086 BTC [-] -201039;1354238836;Ukto;well, at least not worth anyones time -201038;1354238839;jcpham;*definition -201037;1354238851;Ukto;jcpham: me -201036;1354238861;Ukto;oh. n/m. i misread that -201035;1354238861;Ukto;:P -201034;1354238874;Ukto;point in case. -201033;1354238878;jcpham;Anything tangible or intangible that is capable of being owned or controlled to produce value and that is held to have positive economic value is considered an asset. -201032;1354238890;jcpham;tangible or intangible that is capable of being owned or controlled -201031;1354238895;jcpham;owned or controlled -201030;1354238917;Ukto;controlled is another story -201029;1354238921;jcpham;it seems to be me that assets based on bitcoin are bullshit -201028;1354238932;jcpham;based on control -201027;1354238941;jcpham;because you lose that once you give up your btc -201026;1354238944;mircea_popescu;jcpham there's an or in there -201025;1354238947;Ukto;what about assets based on mining equipement? -201024;1354238958;mircea_popescu;it's not owned and controlled. -201023;1354238965;jcpham;i think i'm specifically talking about intangibles -201022;1354238977;jcpham;but i have some serious issues with this concept -201021;1354238987;jcpham;bonds and intangibles that bear fruit -201020;1354238997;Ukto;dont get into clinton.. "Your honor, that depends. How do you define 'IS'?" -201019;1354239036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053659 = 1.2583 BTC [+] -201018;1354239037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23900 @ 0.00053685 = 12.8307 BTC [+] -201017;1354239039;jcpham;one lesson i forgot somewhere along the way and then re-learned -201016;1354239039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2081 @ 0.00053747 = 1.1185 BTC [+] -201015;1354239040;mircea_popescu;how;s a btc bond different from a usd bank account ? -201014;1354239046;mircea_popescu;one day the bank tells you to fuck off. what then ? -201013;1354239046;jcpham;if it isn't on the blockchain, it isn't real -201012;1354239076;jcpham;any bitcoins i give to someone to control some thing are gone -201011;1354239093;mircea_popescu;how is this different from a bank account! -201010;1354239097;pigeons;well there is some level of counterparty risk in most things that involve a counterparty -201009;1354239099;jcpham;time -201008;1354239106;mircea_popescu;what time ? -201007;1354239124;jcpham;the passage of time -201006;1354239128;mircea_popescu;i don't get it. -201005;1354239128;jcpham;but your point is very valid -201004;1354239140;mircea_popescu;one day you go to your bank, they tell you to fuck off. what now ? -201003;1354239150;mircea_popescu;maybe they got one of those "secret" presidential orders to steal your money. -201002;1354239153;jcpham;guess i'm fubar -201001;1354239160;mircea_popescu;maybe they just stole it a la madoff -201000;1354239174;mircea_popescu;maybe they just stole it a la that broker that mixed client funds recently. -200999;1354239174;jcpham;that's why i can't give my btc to any entity -200998;1354239183;jcpham;for any "asset" -200997;1354239190;mircea_popescu;well, not like you have to. -200996;1354239200;mircea_popescu;in btc you have this advantage, that cash makes sense. -200995;1354239204;mircea_popescu;in fiat you pretty much HAVE TO -200994;1354239212;jcpham;yeah -200993;1354239247;jcpham;my only point is that many of the so-called assets, the name of this channel -200992;1354239250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9130 @ 0.00053747 = 4.9071 BTC [+] -200991;1354239252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9070 @ 0.0005376 = 4.876 BTC [+] -200990;1354239265;jcpham;they aren't exactly all assets in the conventiuonal sense -200989;1354239272;mircea_popescu;for sure not. they're btc assets -200988;1354239276;mircea_popescu;hence bitcoin-assets. -200987;1354239285;jcpham;seems like an oxymoron to me -200986;1354239296;Ukto;yelp. welcome to #bitcoin-asshats. :P -200985;1354239319;mircea_popescu;in that sense, united states is an oxymoron. -200984;1354239326;jcpham;haha -200983;1354239330;jcpham;good call -200982;1354239339;Ukto;lol -200981;1354239382;mircea_popescu;and it gets worse than that -200980;1354239391;mircea_popescu;any woman you marry could be fucking around behind your back -200979;1354239399;mircea_popescu;any children you have may not be yours but the milkman's -200978;1354239403;mircea_popescu;it's a tough world out there. -200977;1354239427;mircea_popescu;( proof http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128215357439.jpg ) -200976;1354239800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4658 @ 0.0005291 = 2.4645 BTC [-] -200975;1354240184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14341 @ 0.0005291 = 7.5878 BTC [-] -200974;1354240221;Ukto;mircea_popescu: cancel button on the order books now works -200973;1354240223;Ukto;however.. -200972;1354240234;Ukto;when done you end up on the myassets page -200971;1354240275;Ukto;but it at lesat works -200970;1354240373;mircea_popescu;hey, anyone knows the people developing planeshift ? -200969;1354240554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00052895 = 10.1558 BTC [-] -200968;1354240897;mircea_popescu;As of 19 November 2012, Crypto x Change stopped allowing trades. There have been a couple of incidents in which we are not allowed to make public which have forced us to close the exchange. -200967;1354240901;mircea_popescu;hm -200966;1354240929;mircea_popescu;the stupidity of the us government shines through : by making such bs gagged stuff the law of the land there, they've empowered any scammer anywhere -200965;1354240938;mircea_popescu;since anyone can claim this -200964;1354241200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6551 @ 0.0005291 = 3.4661 BTC [+] -200963;1354241331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11423 @ 0.0005376 = 6.141 BTC [+] -200962;1354241530;dub;http://i.imgur.com/uQg4I.jpg -200961;1354241579;Diablo-D3;https://www.newgrounds.com/collection/supermariobrosz -200960;1354241641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053476 = 1.254 BTC [-] -200959;1354241642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11849 @ 0.00053445 = 6.3327 BTC [-] -200958;1354241644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00052895 = 1.6926 BTC [-] -200957;1354241644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17189 @ 0.00052726 = 9.0631 BTC [-] -200956;1354241730;Ukto;best part about a gag order -200955;1354241758;Ukto;is that if your actions of no information lead to a court -200954;1354241772;Ukto;you cannot even defend yourself to the judge or explain the gag order -200953;1354241790;Ukto;that gag order itself is covered -200952;1354242099;mircea_popescu;pff -200951;1354242101;mircea_popescu;is all i have to say -200950;1354242143;mircea_popescu;it's bullshit and you'd have to be an idiot to follow it. -200949;1354242628;kakobreklaaa;catfight https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118551.msg1367844#msg1367844 -200948;1354242641;dub;capslock, the difference between following and not following court orders -200947;1354242889;mircea_popescu;no court has the authority to issue secret orders. -200946;1354242898;mircea_popescu;court proceedings are either public or imaginary. -200945;1354242931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053229 = 1.2482 BTC [+] -200944;1354242933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1055 @ 0.00053207 = 0.5613 BTC [-] -200943;1354242941;dub;what about name suppression? -200942;1354243025;mircea_popescu;nope. -200941;1354243066;dub;well reality is the court can do most anythign it wants and does -200940;1354243072;mircea_popescu;so can i. -200939;1354243074;dub;including illegal things -200938;1354243074;burnside;heh, catfight. :P -200937;1354243075;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun. -200936;1354243096;mircea_popescu;the burden of persuasion is on the court/legal system i'm affraid. -200935;1354243111;dub;my fucked by a lady judge comment e.g. relates to a completely illegal ruling I had against me -200934;1354243126;mircea_popescu;so quash it. -200933;1354243143;dub;without $10k's to fight it when I was 18 I'm stuck with it -200932;1354243155;mircea_popescu;sucks. -200931;1354243167;dub;my lawyer said 'yes that is unusual' and that was that -200930;1354243180;mircea_popescu;obviously courts make mistakes. mistakes happen. -200929;1354243195;mircea_popescu;but otherwise... better not start fucking up with the wrong people. so life goes. -200928;1354243294;dub;then the last lady judge I stood before actually apologised as she convicted me -200927;1354243312;mircea_popescu;lol just how many times did you get convicted ? -200926;1354243318;dub;a few :) -200925;1354243333;dub;last one was for drink driving I was only just over teh limit -200924;1354243353;dub;and I offered no bullshit sob story like the preceedign few asshats -200923;1354243363;mircea_popescu;heh. -200922;1354243893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00053272 = 13.3713 BTC [+] -200921;1354243894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1574 @ 0.00053207 = 0.8375 BTC [-] -200920;1354244382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24921 @ 0.00053207 = 13.2597 BTC [-] -200919;1354244384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7929 @ 0.00053 = 4.2024 BTC [-] -200918;1354244534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9811 @ 0.00053 = 5.1998 BTC [-] -200917;1354244535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6889 @ 0.00052726 = 3.6323 BTC [-] -200916;1354245193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00053576 = 2.0895 BTC [+] -200915;1354245565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.0005364 = 5.7931 BTC [+] -200914;1354245684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00053617 = 0.1609 BTC [-] -200913;1354245685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053742 = 1.2602 BTC [+] -200912;1354245686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 807 @ 0.0005376 = 0.4338 BTC [+] -200911;1354245687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00053761 = 7.9566 BTC [+] -200910;1354245688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5198 @ 0.00053766 = 2.7948 BTC [+] -200909;1354245802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053758 = 1.2606 BTC [-] -200908;1354245803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8569 @ 0.00053766 = 4.6072 BTC [+] -200907;1354245805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23650 @ 0.00053778 = 12.7185 BTC [+] -200906;1354245806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1486 @ 0.00053778 = 0.7991 BTC [+] -200905;1354245963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005337 = 1.2515 BTC [-] -200904;1354245965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15810 @ 0.0005334 = 8.4331 BTC [-] -200903;1354245966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3022 @ 0.00052726 = 1.5934 BTC [-] -200902;1354245967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4223 @ 0.00052629 = 2.2225 BTC [-] -200901;1354246282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 435 @ 0.00328634 = 1.4296 BTC [-] -200900;1354246284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00328068 = 2.2965 BTC [-] -200899;1354246284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3337 @ 0.0032796 = 10.944 BTC [-] -200898;1354247249;Namjies;woot woot -200897;1354247263;Namjies;I just integrated my new design with WHMCS -200896;1354247268;Namjies;It now looks neat -200895;1354247313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053753 = 1.2605 BTC [+] -200894;1354247314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19172 @ 0.00053768 = 10.3084 BTC [+] -200893;1354247315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5383 @ 0.00053778 = 2.8949 BTC [+] -200892;1354247531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5174 @ 0.00053778 = 2.7825 BTC [+] -200891;1354247532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7726 @ 0.0005378 = 4.155 BTC [+] -200890;1354248163;kakobreklaaa;lol http://shrani.si/f/2i/6F/2gHEulwJ/kalm2.png -200889;1354248256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00053126 = 4.5954 BTC [-] -200888;1354248258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052641 = 1.2344 BTC [-] -200887;1354248259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6405 @ 0.00052629 = 3.3709 BTC [-] -200886;1354248650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053235 = 1.2484 BTC [+] -200885;1354248651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10522 @ 0.00053234 = 5.6013 BTC [-] -200884;1354248876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9920 @ 0.00052807 = 5.2385 BTC [-] -200883;1354249608;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/visual-culture-test-the-naked-woman/ -200882;1354249616;mircea_popescu;guess the source, win 1 bitcoin. -200881;1354249837;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk07gVXAQKE around 0:40 -200880;1354249874;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ^ -200879;1354250053;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 well, post there, and name it would you -200878;1354250056;mircea_popescu;i dun have flash -200877;1354250072;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: use html5 then -200876;1354250085;Diablo-D3;youtube has supported it for years -200875;1354250096;mircea_popescu;i am lol. not all stuff shows tho. but srsly, leave comment. -200874;1354250103;Diablo-D3;I have no clue what th eguy is saying, btw -200873;1354250110;Diablo-D3;apparently its a polish translation of monty python -200872;1354250160;mircea_popescu;lol so howdja find it? -200871;1354250186;Diablo-D3;I cant find it without the fucking polish -200870;1354250192;Diablo-D3;Ive seen the episode -200869;1354250214;mircea_popescu;aite, well, post it as a comment, get your bitcoin. -200868;1354250264;Diablo-D3;posted. -200867;1354250320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00053528 = 8.2433 BTC [+] -200866;1354250321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14849 @ 0.00053285 = 7.9123 BTC [-] -200865;1354250322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7051 @ 0.00053032 = 3.7393 BTC [-] -200864;1354250340;kakobreklaaa;you can see its MP by the quality of image -200863;1354250365;Diablo-D3;yeah, or the content -200862;1354250376;Diablo-D3;man, why the fuck cant I find this in the original english -200861;1354250405;Ukto;kakobreklaaa: got the cancel stuff all done for the order books -200860;1354250411;kakobreklaaa;ok -200859;1354250412;Ukto;also included the number of shares on the btton -200858;1354250419;kakobreklaaa;im not your boss you know -200857;1354250422;Ukto;so you know how many are yours -200856;1354250423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2362 @ 0.00053032 = 1.2526 BTC [-] -200855;1354250424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7238 @ 0.00052937 = 3.8316 BTC [-] -200854;1354250427;Ukto;nah, it was a great idea -200853;1354250434;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: posted comment -200852;1354250435;Ukto;and it gave me a reason to fixup the page more -200851;1354250437;Ukto;looks much better now -200850;1354250462;Ukto;i also added pagination && searching to the trade history page -200849;1354250484;Ukto;so ppl can quickly sort to X assets, or Y date just by typing -200848;1354250523;Ukto;if you guys come up wiht anything else, lemme know. :) -200847;1354250530;Ukto;otherwise. i will start on api -200846;1354250538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053749 = 1.2604 BTC [+] -200845;1354250540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7755 @ 0.0005378 = 4.1706 BTC [+] -200844;1354250546;Ukto;at least, start debating how I am going to do the api -200843;1354250618;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 and answered! -200842;1354250645;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaaa maybe you should wear moare leather and a whip -200841;1354250655;mircea_popescu;people would make a bee line for your uservices -200840;1354250662;mircea_popescu;and by people i mean web developers. -200839;1354250668;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: bleh, I cant reply to a reply -200838;1354250682;Ukto;LOL -200837;1354250684;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it's not nested, you just reply -200836;1354250687;Ukto;:P -200835;1354250692;Diablo-D3;looks nested -200834;1354250704;mircea_popescu;i only get nested for i am god. -200833;1354250707;mircea_popescu;commoners are unnested -200832;1354250750;kakobreklaaa;right now i need to whip myself. -200831;1354250794;Diablo-D3;whip it / whip it good -200830;1354250984;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/visual-culture-test-the-naked-woman/#comment-90762 lol -200829;1354250985;mircea_popescu;too late -200828;1354251040;Diablo-D3;lol -200827;1354251083;mircea_popescu;smickles will prolly be all awwww when he sees this tomorrow -200826;1354251497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053749 = 1.2604 BTC [-] -200825;1354251499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4484 @ 0.0005378 = 2.4115 BTC [+] -200824;1354251500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3653 @ 0.00053783 = 1.9647 BTC [+] -200823;1354251501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15150 @ 0.00053784 = 8.1483 BTC [+] -200822;1354251502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00053785 = 6.3735 BTC [+] -200821;1354251504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5458 @ 0.00053794 = 2.9361 BTC [+] -200820;1354251709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052956 = 1.2418 BTC [-] -200819;1354251711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4796 @ 0.00052937 = 2.5389 BTC [-] -200818;1354251885;smickles;well, damn, i just had to be taking care of my daughter, rather than refreshing my rss feed of trilema -200817;1354252009;kakobreklaaa;those meddling kids! -200816;1354252240;smickles;indeed -200815;1354252396;mircea_popescu;lol -200814;1354252404;mircea_popescu;PUNISH HER -200813;1354252433;mircea_popescu;you know, of all the things i could be after i die, i guess "that voice in the head of psychopaths telling them what to do" wouldn't be the worst... -200812;1354252891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053778 = 1.2611 BTC [+] -200811;1354252892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23855 @ 0.00053794 = 12.8326 BTC [+] -200810;1354253636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053386 = 1.2519 BTC [-] -200809;1354253637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3255 @ 0.00053371 = 1.7372 BTC [-] -200808;1354254393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053736 = 1.2601 BTC [+] -200807;1354254394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9255 @ 0.00053727 = 4.9724 BTC [-] -200806;1354254622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11082 @ 0.00053727 = 5.954 BTC [-] -200805;1354254623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9495 @ 0.00053371 = 5.0676 BTC [-] -200804;1354254625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12373 @ 0.00053028 = 6.5612 BTC [-] -200803;1354254799;kakobreklaaa;http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-11-29/dollar-less-iranians-discover-virtual-currency -200802;1354254877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31064 @ 0.00053028 = 16.4726 BTC [-] -200801;1354255027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2513 @ 0.00337226 = 8.4745 BTC [+] -200800;1354255173;mircea_popescu;cool. -200799;1354255193;Namjies;ahem... right, mircea -200798;1354255197;Namjies;about the voice thing -200797;1354255267;mircea_popescu;hm ? -200796;1354255487;Namjies;ah, nvm, just commenting about your earlier comment -200795;1354255495;mircea_popescu;o lol -200794;1354255523;mircea_popescu;i'd try to keep it funny, too -200793;1354256202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11863 @ 0.00053028 = 6.2907 BTC [-] -200792;1354256203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5737 @ 0.00052973 = 3.0391 BTC [-] -200791;1354256397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11063 @ 0.00052973 = 5.8604 BTC [-] -200790;1354256399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 116 @ 0.00052937 = 0.0614 BTC [-] -200789;1354256400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3371 @ 0.00052885 = 1.7828 BTC [-] -200788;1354256706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00053251 = 3.8873 BTC [+] -200787;1354257291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00052885 = 3.7284 BTC [-] -200786;1354257507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00053251 = 4.8458 BTC [+] -200785;1354257645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7179 @ 0.00052885 = 3.7966 BTC [-] -200784;1354257646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15971 @ 0.00052671 = 8.4121 BTC [-] -200783;1354257741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 5792 @ 0.0022 = 12.7424 BTC [-] -200782;1354257867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7379 @ 0.00052671 = 3.8866 BTC [-] -200781;1354257867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22021 @ 0.00052646 = 11.5932 BTC [-] -200780;1354258097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3921 @ 0.00052646 = 2.0642 BTC [-] -200779;1354258098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10929 @ 0.00052629 = 5.7518 BTC [-] -200778;1354258302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4179 @ 0.00052629 = 2.1994 BTC [-] -200777;1354258303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2321 @ 0.00052599 = 1.2208 BTC [-] -200776;1354258558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25507 @ 0.00052715 = 13.446 BTC [+] -200775;1354258559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6943 @ 0.00052599 = 3.6519 BTC [-] -200774;1354258722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00052599 = 4.9443 BTC [-] -200773;1354259078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00053251 = 6.3369 BTC [+] -200772;1354259079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10850 @ 0.00053359 = 5.7895 BTC [+] -200771;1354259081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00053471 = 5.7214 BTC [+] -200770;1354259987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3285 @ 0.00336348 = 11.049 BTC [-] -200769;1354259988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5100 @ 0.00328053 = 16.7307 BTC [-] -200768;1354259990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1023 @ 0.0032796 = 3.355 BTC [-] -200767;1354260311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27443 @ 0.00052599 = 14.4347 BTC [-] -200766;1354260435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.00052599 = 1.6043 BTC [-] -200765;1354260541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5850 @ 0.00052927 = 3.0962 BTC [+] -200764;1354260542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1916 @ 0.00053471 = 1.0245 BTC [+] -200763;1354260999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.0005351 = 2.6755 BTC [+] -200762;1354261046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005379 = 1.2614 BTC [+] -200761;1354261048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4305 @ 0.00053794 = 2.3158 BTC [+] -200760;1354261438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053775 = 1.261 BTC [-] -200759;1354261439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3698 @ 0.00053794 = 1.9893 BTC [+] -200758;1354261497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2909 @ 0.00053794 = 1.5649 BTC [+] -200757;1354261498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22400 @ 0.00053796 = 12.0503 BTC [+] -200756;1354261500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20350 @ 0.00053798 = 10.9479 BTC [+] -200755;1354261501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15741 @ 0.00053802 = 8.469 BTC [+] -200754;1354262029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15859 @ 0.00053802 = 8.5325 BTC [+] -200753;1354262030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29700 @ 0.0005381 = 15.9816 BTC [+] -200752;1354262032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.0005382 = 3.283 BTC [+] -200751;1354262033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7473 @ 0.00053824 = 4.0223 BTC [+] -200750;1354262207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.0032796 = 7.2151 BTC [-] -200749;1354262258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053525 = 1.2552 BTC [-] -200748;1354262260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4484 @ 0.0005351 = 2.3994 BTC [-] -200747;1354262372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052676 = 1.2353 BTC [-] -200746;1354262374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11429 @ 0.00052651 = 6.0175 BTC [-] -200745;1354278617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052615 = 1.2338 BTC [-] -200744;1354278619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00052596 = 9.5199 BTC [-] -200743;1354278620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1632 @ 0.00052533 = 0.8573 BTC [-] -200742;1354278621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 773 @ 0.00052474 = 0.4056 BTC [-] -200741;1354278839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5427 @ 0.00052474 = 2.8478 BTC [-] -200740;1354278841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12654 @ 0.00052453 = 6.6374 BTC [-] -200739;1354279376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11496 @ 0.00052453 = 6.03 BTC [-] -200738;1354279557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00052453 = 5.3502 BTC [-] -200737;1354279558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00052451 = 8.2873 BTC [-] -200736;1354279559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.0005244 = 1.7043 BTC [-] -200735;1354279684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18657 @ 0.0005244 = 9.7837 BTC [-] -200734;1354279686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7015 @ 0.00052421 = 3.6773 BTC [-] -200733;1354279789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052656 = 1.2348 BTC [+] -200732;1354279791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10505 @ 0.00052662 = 5.5321 BTC [+] -200731;1354279792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.00052901 = 1.5606 BTC [+] -200730;1354279793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00053074 = 1.3269 BTC [+] -200729;1354279969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053061 = 1.2443 BTC [-] -200728;1354279970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27950 @ 0.00053074 = 14.8342 BTC [+] -200727;1354279972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22005 @ 0.00053634 = 11.8022 BTC [+] -200726;1354280304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 958 @ 0.0032648 = 3.1277 BTC [-] -200725;1354280545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19178 @ 0.00053258 = 10.2138 BTC [-] -200724;1354281637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052842 = 1.2391 BTC [-] -200723;1354281639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052842 = 1.2391 BTC [-] -200722;1354281640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3910 @ 0.00052823 = 2.0654 BTC [-] -200721;1354282135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00052823 = 2.0337 BTC [-] -200720;1354282432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053081 = 1.2447 BTC [+] -200719;1354282434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053093 = 1.245 BTC [+] -200718;1354282435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8410 @ 0.00053116 = 4.4671 BTC [+] -200717;1354282823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052858 = 1.2395 BTC [-] -200716;1354282825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052826 = 1.2388 BTC [-] -200715;1354282826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13940 @ 0.00052823 = 7.3635 BTC [-] -200714;1354282827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00052729 = 5.5365 BTC [-] -200713;1354282828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3179 @ 0.00052421 = 1.6665 BTC [-] -200712;1354283059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053111 = 1.2455 BTC [+] -200711;1354283060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053111 = 1.2455 BTC [+] -200710;1354283062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15581 @ 0.00053116 = 8.276 BTC [+] -200709;1354283157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053109 = 1.2454 BTC [-] -200708;1354283158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 859 @ 0.00053116 = 0.4563 BTC [+] -200707;1354283159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8446 @ 0.00053258 = 4.4982 BTC [+] -200706;1354283370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18676 @ 0.00053258 = 9.9465 BTC [+] -200705;1354283371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8576 @ 0.00053406 = 4.5801 BTC [+] -200704;1354285070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00333051 = 4.9958 BTC [+] -200703;1354285325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052448 = 1.2299 BTC [-] -200702;1354285327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9989 @ 0.00052421 = 5.2363 BTC [-] -200701;1354285792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052911 = 1.2408 BTC [+] -200700;1354285794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12455 @ 0.00052876 = 6.5857 BTC [-] -200699;1354286197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052943 = 1.2415 BTC [+] -200698;1354286199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5755 @ 0.00052949 = 3.0472 BTC [+] -200697;1354286537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052878 = 1.24 BTC [-] -200696;1354286539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4755 @ 0.00052876 = 2.5143 BTC [-] -200695;1354286790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27598 @ 0.00052876 = 14.5927 BTC [-] -200694;1354287377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3602 @ 0.00052771 = 1.9008 BTC [-] -200693;1354287378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052914 = 1.2408 BTC [+] -200692;1354287380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24503 @ 0.00052918 = 12.9665 BTC [+] -200691;1354287535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052898 = 1.2405 BTC [-] -200690;1354287537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10147 @ 0.00052918 = 5.3696 BTC [+] -200689;1354287538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3608 @ 0.00052949 = 1.9104 BTC [+] -200688;1354287640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1609 @ 0.00052435 = 0.8437 BTC [-] -200687;1354287946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14917 @ 0.00052421 = 7.8196 BTC [-] -200686;1354287954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18134 @ 0.00052419 = 9.5057 BTC [-] -200685;1354287954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19818 @ 0.00052392 = 10.383 BTC [-] -200684;1354287954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11171 @ 0.00052372 = 5.8505 BTC [-] -200683;1354287954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9260 @ 0.00052361 = 4.8486 BTC [-] -200682;1354287961;jurov;morning -200681;1354287977;jurov;so, apparently i need to slap "The use of this site is for educational and entertainment purposes only." on coinbr -200680;1354287993;jurov;to evade accusations that i'm "borderline scammer", eh? -200679;1354288078;jurov;while the same person says that that to say about myself that i'm a broker, i need some certificate, lol -200678;1354288161;jurov;oh, and i also need insurance. usagi, you there? -200677;1354288274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052379 = 1.2283 BTC [+] -200676;1354288275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052362 = 1.2279 BTC [-] -200675;1354288277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8740 @ 0.00052361 = 4.5764 BTC [-] -200674;1354288278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15192 @ 0.00052354 = 7.9536 BTC [-] -200673;1354288286;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg1367797#msg1367797 -200672;1354288390;jurov;so, mircea_popescu, of it all comes that we should get some legal affidavit that that nothing we trade is real. -200671;1354288400;jurov;then we can call ourselves "security exchange" and "broker" -200670;1354288490;pigeons;people used to put that on video game ROM download sites -200669;1354288501;pigeons;"This site is for educational purposes only" -200668;1354288519;pigeons;yeah i'm sure those words are magic -200667;1354288529;pigeons;poof, you're safe :) -200666;1354288594;pigeons;wow borderline scammer accusation from the operator of a borderline exchange in a borderline currency -200665;1354288611;jurov;yeah borderline trolling -200664;1354288686;jurov;and we need borderline insurance, don't forget :P -200663;1354288701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13607 @ 0.00052354 = 7.1238 BTC [-] -200662;1354288703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14043 @ 0.00052337 = 7.3497 BTC [-] -200661;1354288801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052435 = 1.2296 BTC [+] -200660;1354288802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1755 @ 0.00052448 = 0.9205 BTC [+] -200659;1354288827;mircea_popescu;mmm -200658;1354288838;pigeons;just use CPA oh wiat -200657;1354288868;mircea_popescu;lol mpex has self-issued court immunity -200656;1354288878;mircea_popescu;if that's not good enough i dunno what is. -200655;1354288880;jurov;and I'm going to my tax directorate branch tomorrow, to get official acknowledgement that i'm doing imaginary trades -200654;1354288885;jurov;only -200653;1354288943;jurov;oh, can we have this immunity extended to coinbr? -200652;1354288952;mircea_popescu;no. -200651;1354288967;mircea_popescu;it's only for white background websites -200650;1354288997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00052339 = 1.0991 BTC [-] -200649;1354289037;mircea_popescu;but anyway -200648;1354289109;mircea_popescu;the argument is pretty retarded, "your honor, I thought jurov was a broker" "well... did you wire him money ?" -200647;1354289113;mircea_popescu;"no, he wouldn't take money" -200646;1354289118;mircea_popescu;"this makes sense" -200645;1354289411;jurov;oh and what if hacker sells all coinbr holdings? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118551.msg1367844#msg1367844 -200644;1354289474;jurov;o any mistakes you make are far harder to fix than if you were running your own exchange where you probably would eat a BTC loss out of the wallet but could easily revert to a previous backup. -200643;1354289484;jurov;i cant even... -200642;1354289570;jurov;so if i empty btct wallet, they'll just revert to previous backup, and all will be dandy -200641;1354289581;jurov;why didn't i think of such? -200640;1354289583;mircea_popescu;this is a bizzare argument -200639;1354289590;mircea_popescu;seems to me the broker-exchange structure is inherently safer -200638;1354289604;mircea_popescu;than just the straight exchange. amply displayed in the case of icbit -200637;1354289620;mircea_popescu;they weren't expecting a user to go through a broker, and thus have actual proof of their bs shady dealings -200636;1354289642;mircea_popescu;i think in general there's this expectation on the part of website owners that they have license to alter history -200635;1354289647;mircea_popescu;as displayed for instance by dwolla. -200634;1354289788;jurov;it's a business model for some, like betsofbitcoin -200633;1354289870;jurov;okay. gotta go sweat it off to the gym -200632;1354289872;jurov;later -200631;1354290073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 245 @ 0.00052339 = 0.1282 BTC [-] -200630;1354290074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2999 @ 0.00052337 = 1.5696 BTC [-] -200629;1354290076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13250 @ 0.00052327 = 6.9333 BTC [-] -200628;1354290077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2496 @ 0.00052306 = 1.3056 BTC [-] -200627;1354290324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00052306 = 4.1322 BTC [-] -200626;1354291018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00052306 = 2.6153 BTC [-] -200625;1354291535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2047 @ 0.00052306 = 1.0707 BTC [-] -200624;1354291537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17553 @ 0.00052303 = 9.1807 BTC [-] -200623;1354291933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005242 = 1.2292 BTC [+] -200622;1354291935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13695 @ 0.00052448 = 7.1828 BTC [+] -200621;1354291936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16360 @ 0.00052749 = 8.6297 BTC [+] -200620;1354292324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00333969 = 3.1727 BTC [+] -200619;1354292547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052722 = 1.2363 BTC [-] -200618;1354292549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1455 @ 0.00052749 = 0.7675 BTC [+] -200617;1354293175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052646 = 1.2345 BTC [-] -200616;1354293176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052642 = 1.2345 BTC [-] -200615;1354293178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3879 @ 0.00052628 = 2.0414 BTC [-] -200614;1354293264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5893 @ 0.00052628 = 3.1014 BTC [-] -200613;1354293266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6757 @ 0.00052303 = 3.5341 BTC [-] -200612;1354293477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 239 @ 0.00052303 = 0.125 BTC [-] -200611;1354293479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00052286 = 4.1306 BTC [-] -200610;1354293838;neoChat;http://www.neochat.co.uk - New chat community, make it your new home!!! -200609;1354294015;mircea_popescu;lmao -200608;1354294326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00052286 = 8.8886 BTC [-] -200607;1354294328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11368 @ 0.00052265 = 5.9415 BTC [-] -200606;1354294822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7450 @ 0.00052265 = 3.8937 BTC [-] -200605;1354295059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11460 @ 0.00052265 = 5.9896 BTC [-] -200604;1354295061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17849 @ 0.00052265 = 9.3288 BTC [-] -200603;1354295260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005268 = 1.2353 BTC [+] -200602;1354295262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2 @ 0.00052686 = 0.0011 BTC [+] -200601;1354295403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052679 = 1.2353 BTC [-] -200600;1354295405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9555 @ 0.00052686 = 5.0341 BTC [+] -200599;1354295606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1918 @ 0.00052541 = 1.0077 BTC [-] -200598;1354295608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14040 @ 0.00052686 = 7.3971 BTC [+] -200597;1354295996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3350 @ 0.00334387 = 11.202 BTC [+] -200596;1354296301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052293 = 1.2263 BTC [-] -200595;1354296302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18751 @ 0.00052265 = 9.8002 BTC [-] -200594;1354296303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4804 @ 0.00052262 = 2.5107 BTC [-] -200593;1354296637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052277 = 1.2259 BTC [+] -200592;1354296638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6773 @ 0.00052262 = 3.5397 BTC [-] -200591;1354297020;leotreasure;http://soundcloud.com/djleo/bitcoin-bomb -200590;1354297205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052303 = 1.2265 BTC [+] -200589;1354297206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41700 @ 0.00052312 = 21.8141 BTC [+] -200588;1354297207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 903 @ 0.00052686 = 0.4758 BTC [+] -200587;1354297208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7852 @ 0.00052749 = 4.1419 BTC [+] -200586;1354298405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00052421 = 0.5242 BTC [-] -200585;1354298406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052422 = 1.2293 BTC [+] -200584;1354298408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9655 @ 0.0005243 = 5.0621 BTC [+] -200583;1354298677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052276 = 1.2259 BTC [-] -200582;1354298678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15455 @ 0.00052262 = 8.0771 BTC [-] -200581;1354298929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052413 = 1.2291 BTC [+] -200580;1354298930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6755 @ 0.0005243 = 3.5416 BTC [+] -200579;1354299256;Ukto;man -200578;1354299259;Ukto;I am stuck :/ -200577;1354299266;Ukto;have sto setup the json api.. -200576;1354299273;Ukto;and trying to think of a really clever way to do it -200575;1354299308;Ukto;rather than just sent api_key, api_pin, cmd, array(key=value) -200574;1354299322;Ukto;mebbe its just the best way -200573;1354299337;Ukto;dont expose yourself in here -200572;1354299384;jurov;lol i expose controller, not myself. i'm only pulling strings. -200571;1354299408;Ukto;I honestly wish I could see GLBSE's api command list again. cant find it on google anywhere. not because i wanna just copy it, but because I want ppl to be able to use old glbse trading scripts by just changing the url -200570;1354299419;Ukto;yeah, thats what they all say :P -200569;1354299503;jurov;maybe try making it similar to mtgox -200568;1354299511;Ukto;no -200567;1354299521;Ukto;I stay away from that rats nest of api crazyness -200566;1354299526;Ukto;thats what ppl hte -200565;1354299527;Ukto;hate -200564;1354299530;Ukto;its all over the place -200563;1354299538;Ukto;i was annoyed at having to figure it out just to use it -200562;1354299942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052273 = 1.2258 BTC [-] -200561;1354299943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 152 @ 0.00052262 = 0.0794 BTC [-] -200560;1354299945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14872 @ 0.00052246 = 7.77 BTC [-] -200559;1354299945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10431 @ 0.00052244 = 5.4496 BTC [-] -200558;1354300203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052408 = 1.229 BTC [+] -200557;1354300204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 490 @ 0.0005243 = 0.2569 BTC [+] -200556;1354300206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8315 @ 0.0005268 = 4.3803 BTC [+] -200555;1354300319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24655 @ 0.0005268 = 12.9883 BTC [+] -200554;1354300320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3780 @ 0.00052749 = 1.9939 BTC [+] -200553;1354300322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3065 @ 0.00052789 = 1.618 BTC [+] -200552;1354300733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052246 = 1.2252 BTC [-] -200551;1354300735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8119 @ 0.00052244 = 4.2417 BTC [-] -200550;1354300736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9717 @ 0.00052241 = 5.0763 BTC [-] -200549;1354301356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052774 = 1.2376 BTC [+] -200548;1354301358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6135 @ 0.00052789 = 3.2386 BTC [+] -200547;1354301359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1920 @ 0.00052847 = 1.0147 BTC [+] -200546;1354301525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052253 = 1.2253 BTC [-] -200545;1354301526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4756 @ 0.00052241 = 2.4846 BTC [-] -200544;1354301730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052245 = 1.2251 BTC [+] -200543;1354301731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15361 @ 0.00052241 = 8.0247 BTC [-] -200542;1354301733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00052232 = 0.7835 BTC [-] -200541;1354301733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13530 @ 0.00052205 = 7.0633 BTC [-] -200540;1354301934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00052205 = 1.8011 BTC [-] -200539;1354302083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1961 @ 0.00052205 = 1.0237 BTC [-] -200538;1354302085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1763 @ 0.00052192 = 0.9201 BTC [-] -200537;1354302298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14737 @ 0.00052192 = 7.6915 BTC [-] -200536;1354302300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4224 @ 0.0005218 = 2.2041 BTC [-] -200535;1354302439;Ukto;fucking glbse api system. now that I see it, there is no way I will use 50,00 fake subdirs for api calls -200534;1354302441;Ukto;just retarded -200533;1354302503;mircea_popescu;Ukto i was gonna say glbse system was retarded -200532;1354302519;mircea_popescu;i chose to stfu, on the theory that unless you're an idiot you'll figure it out yourself in short order. -200531;1354302527;Ukto;im just gonna go with my original idea. -200530;1354302548;Ukto;api_key, api_pin, cmd, array(key=value) -200529;1354302562;kakobreklaaa;50,00 fake subdirs? -200528;1354302597;Ukto;yeh. api/account/assset/list api/account/balance api/market/buy market/order/cancel asset/depth market/orders history/bitcoin history/assets -200527;1354302598;Ukto;etc etc etc -200526;1354302612;Ukto;instead of just sending a fucking command key -200525;1354302625;Ukto;hi, lets bloat mod_rewrite instead! -200524;1354302626;kakobreklaaa;hm, perhaps it was hanled by a router? -200523;1354302631;Ukto;no -200522;1354302635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052836 = 1.239 BTC [+] -200521;1354302636;Ukto;he wasnt that advanced -200520;1354302636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21528 @ 0.00052847 = 11.3769 BTC [+] -200519;1354302637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7182 @ 0.00052949 = 3.8028 BTC [+] -200518;1354302638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 145 @ 0.00053076 = 0.077 BTC [+] -200517;1354302642;Ukto;he could barely get ruby to work -200516;1354302648;Ukto;wasnt even use rails -200515;1354302655;Ukto;using some other wtf off shoot -200514;1354302663;kakobreklaaa;dunno -200513;1354302670;mircea_popescu;even if you do it with mod -200512;1354302678;mircea_popescu;rewrite, it's not particularly sane -200511;1354302682;kakobreklaaa;you dont need mod -200510;1354302686;Ukto;your just writing the cmd if you do it with mod -200509;1354302687;Ukto;no reaosn to -200508;1354302692;Ukto;just let the client send the cmd directly -200507;1354302694;Ukto;and eb done with it -200506;1354302710;Ukto;url should just be /api/ -200505;1354302716;Ukto;and send your fucking json api call -200504;1354302759;Ukto;he made api calls to create assets. -200503;1354302760;Ukto;wtf -200502;1354302773;Ukto;just screams BAD IDEA -200501;1354302781;kakobreklaaa;yes you need about 10k calls of that a day -200500;1354302811;Ukto;account/asset/new -200499;1354302819;Ukto;and account/asset/issue -200498;1354302821;kakobreklaaa;where are you reading this anyway -200497;1354302828;Ukto;https://gitorious.org/black-market/black-market-client/blobs/3a2403d300329d9b2571a7d47a9edf68fb60418b/bmc.py -200496;1354302836;Ukto;code from someones python script -200495;1354302839;Ukto;they made for it -200494;1354302848;Ukto;most complete api cmd reference I could find -200493;1354302869;Ukto;although -200492;1354302879;Ukto;there are some he's missing, but thats because nefario never told anyone but me. heh -200491;1354302910;kakobreklaaa;you get internet points +1 -200490;1354302919;Ukto;no no -200489;1354302926;Ukto;thats a -, I assure you -200488;1354302928;Ukto;because he didnt post them -200487;1354302985;Ukto;you guys think api key + api pin is secure enough? -200486;1354302994;Ukto;was debating letting users also do 2fa -200485;1354303000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053047 = 1.244 BTC [-] -200484;1354303001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17955 @ 0.00053076 = 9.5298 BTC [+] -200483;1354303094;kakobreklaaa;for starters -200482;1354303094;kakobreklaaa;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112070.0 -200481;1354303136;kakobreklaaa;and -200480;1354303154;kakobreklaaa;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122006.0 -200479;1354303221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00333229 = 2.9991 BTC [-] -200478;1354303223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00333413 = 2.834 BTC [+] -200477;1354303251;Ukto;s'pose i could make it difficult on ppl, and use gpg signed stuff -200476;1354303410;pigeons;Ukto: that python script is actually the original official glbse client -200475;1354303447;Ukto;that explains why its so complete -200474;1354303450;kakobreklaaa;oh yes i thought it looked familliar at first glance -200473;1354303571;pigeons;"black market" unless a lawyer you meet on the train tells you its illegal -200472;1354303617;Ukto;lol -200471;1354303635;kuzetsa;Ukto: cool. I see that you have the API structure now. Planning on implementing an API-compatible platform? At least if you live in the 'states that should be fully legal to do ---> http://www.intomobile.com/2012/06/01/judge-oracle-v-google-rules-apis-not-copyrightable/ -200470;1354303674;Ukto;LOL -200469;1354303686;kuzetsa;well... leagal minus any SEC regulatory issues you run into -200468;1354303688;Ukto;i never saw that one. nice oracle -200467;1354303694;kuzetsa;huh? -200466;1354303698;kuzetsa;no, other way around -200465;1354303703;Ukto;really? -200464;1354303727;Ukto;google tries to enforce copyrighting apis? 0,o -200463;1354303728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053174 = 1.2469 BTC [+] -200462;1354303729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7802 @ 0.00053165 = 4.1479 BTC [-] -200461;1354303730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15453 @ 0.00053124 = 8.2093 BTC [-] -200460;1354303730;Ukto;seems.. odd -200459;1354303739;kuzetsa;oracle tried to claim dalvik was infringing on their acquired "sun" java platform because the APIs were basically identical -200458;1354303746;Ukto;ahhhh -200457;1354303765;kuzetsa;dalvik being the guts of most apps on google's android OS -200456;1354303773;Ukto;yes -200455;1354303797;Ukto;hes the one that designed the rather interesting app "push" system -200454;1354303818;Ukto;that lets google install w/e they want on your phone, and even without your knowledge/consent. :P -200453;1354303832;kuzetsa;? -200452;1354303832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053204 = 1.2476 BTC [+] -200451;1354303833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18422 @ 0.00053213 = 9.8029 BTC [+] -200450;1354303843;Ukto;you dont just 'download' an app from their store -200449;1354303853;Ukto;when you hit install, googles servers send you a msg -200448;1354303858;Ukto;and blah blah blah -200447;1354303865;kuzetsa;... eh -200446;1354303867;Ukto;yeh -200445;1354303876;kuzetsa;I'm an android developer :P -200444;1354303883;kuzetsa;(android OS & apps too) -200443;1354303883;Ukto;lemme find the paper 1 sec -200442;1354303932;Ukto;stumbled on it, when I was looking into how to do forced app updates -200441;1354303944;Ukto;was like a year ago tho -200440;1354303997;mircea_popescu;so with a bittle lit of luck i'ma sell the planescape project on using bitcoin in their game. -200439;1354304006;mircea_popescu;planeshift sorry. -200438;1354304101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053159 = 1.2466 BTC [-] -200437;1354304109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13549 @ 0.00053124 = 7.1978 BTC [-] -200436;1354304277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053132 = 1.2459 BTC [+] -200435;1354304278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6948 @ 0.00053124 = 3.6911 BTC [-] -200434;1354304279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20676 @ 0.00052501 = 10.8551 BTC [-] -200433;1354304290;Ukto;kuzetsa: I'll find the info on it sooner or later -200432;1354304393;kuzetsa;not too worried about it -200431;1354304420;kuzetsa;I've directly dealt with the google apps distribution platform -200430;1354304443;Ukto;it described how they do some shit, and send a push type call to the phone directly to download the app -200429;1354304458;kuzetsa;it affects me more as a developer than it might as a security "conscious" (paranoid) -200428;1354304469;Ukto;i'm not worried about how they use it -200427;1354304475;kuzetsa;end user... so I'd rather not read the paper anyway -200426;1354304488;Ukto;I just remember thinking it was interesting, and I remember seeing dalvik mentioned -200425;1354304491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053182 = 1.2471 BTC [+] -200424;1354304492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10755 @ 0.00053213 = 5.7231 BTC [+] -200423;1354304499;kuzetsa;fair enough -200422;1354304508;Ukto;was thinking it was cause he was invovled in creating hte process, might be wrong. -200421;1354304510;Ukto;dont remember the reference -200420;1354304521;Ukto;pisses me off when I cant find things tho :/ -200419;1354304535;Ukto;anywho -200418;1354304545;Ukto;back to debating how to do a nice secure api -200417;1354304556;Ukto;w/o going too overboard -200416;1354304568;kuzetsa;the android apk files are basically just dalvik. and all that is is a compiled format which is an api-compatible-ish container similar to a java jar file -200415;1354304605;Ukto;ahhh -200414;1354304615;Ukto;that makes sense then -200413;1354304636;kuzetsa;dalvik is register based instead of stack based like java -200412;1354304660;kuzetsa;a few under the hood differences like that which make very little difference in how you code your apps -200411;1354304684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052514 = 1.2315 BTC [-] -200410;1354304685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8397 @ 0.00052501 = 4.4085 BTC [-] -200409;1354304687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1376 @ 0.0005218 = 0.718 BTC [-] -200408;1354304688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00052161 = 0.8867 BTC [-] -200407;1354304689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 882 @ 0.00052149 = 0.46 BTC [-] -200406;1354304718;Ukto;I never wrote a native android app. I only used corona since it was Lua and fast to do what i needed -200405;1354304719;Ukto;:P -200404;1354304727;kuzetsa;oh -200403;1354304733;kuzetsa;technically, "native" is something different -200402;1354304752;kuzetsa;if you make android native apps, they natively call the android C libraries and whatnot -200401;1354304762;Ukto;ahhhh -200400;1354304790;kuzetsa;... I haven't had any major need to play with the native version of the android SDK either -200399;1354304804;Ukto;sounds like it would be a pain :P -200398;1354304837;kuzetsa;http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html ---> (quote) ... The NDK is a toolset that allows you to implement parts of your app using native-code languages such as C and C++ (yes, it's a pain) -200397;1354304963;kuzetsa;grr -200396;1354304966;kuzetsa;use pgp -200395;1354304972;kuzetsa;...serriously -200394;1354304978;kuzetsa;gpg is an implementation -200393;1354304983;Ukto;lol -200392;1354304985;kuzetsa;just say pgp since you're pgp signing -200391;1354304990;Ukto;fine :P -200390;1354304999;Ukto;so picky -200389;1354305047;kuzetsa;Ukto: oh, it's not your fault -200388;1354305047;kuzetsa;^see above lol -200387;1354305047;Ukto;LOL -200386;1354305047;jcpham;http://www.indiegogo.com/cuddle-mattress -200385;1354305137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00052253 = 5.7478 BTC [+] -200384;1354305138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00052149 = 9.2304 BTC [-] -200383;1354305428;Ukto;why do you want pgp over gpg btw? -200382;1354305637;mircea_popescu;kuzetsa gpg! -200381;1354305868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005321 = 1.2478 BTC [+] -200380;1354305869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9855 @ 0.00053213 = 5.2441 BTC [+] -200379;1354305871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7928 @ 0.00053244 = 4.2212 BTC [+] -200378;1354306223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053174 = 1.2469 BTC [-] -200377;1354306225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4421 @ 0.00053147 = 2.3496 BTC [-] -200376;1354306226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27927 @ 0.00052149 = 14.5637 BTC [-] -200375;1354306374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13734 @ 0.00052149 = 7.1621 BTC [-] -200374;1354306376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2566 @ 0.00052133 = 1.3377 BTC [-] -200373;1354306865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2134 @ 0.00052133 = 1.1125 BTC [-] -200372;1354306867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25366 @ 0.00052122 = 13.2213 BTC [-] -200371;1354306925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053212 = 1.2478 BTC [+] -200370;1354306927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2870 @ 0.00053244 = 1.5281 BTC [+] -200369;1354307533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00052614 = 4.2617 BTC [-] -200368;1354307534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052154 = 1.223 BTC [-] -200367;1354307535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1534 @ 0.00052122 = 0.7996 BTC [-] -200366;1354307536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4721 @ 0.00052122 = 2.4607 BTC [-] -200365;1354307783;kakobreklaaa;http://shrani.si/f/2U/eB/26Bg0NXt/moneflow.png -200364;1354307787;kakobreklaaa;sell before its too late! -200363;1354307843;kakobreklaaa;preweeked breakout chances are getting slimmer -200362;1354308159;thestringpuller;;;ticker -200361;1354308160;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.58502, Best ask: 12.58503, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.58502, 24 hour volume: 26279.10705937, 24 hour low: 12.40000, 24 hour high: 12.65000, 24 hour vwap: 12.54155 -200360;1354308233;thestringpuller;its going to get volatile -200359;1354308241;thestringpuller;up im here -200358;1354308243;thestringpuller;im -200357;1354308246;thestringpuller;in* -200356;1354308287;kakobreklaaa;nothing happens when everyone expects it -200355;1354308433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053221 = 1.248 BTC [+] -200354;1354308434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 302 @ 0.00053244 = 0.1608 BTC [+] -200353;1354308435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00053286 = 1.3854 BTC [+] -200352;1354308436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00053389 = 3.5237 BTC [+] -200351;1354308437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15606 @ 0.00053406 = 8.3345 BTC [+] -200350;1354308646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052146 = 1.2228 BTC [-] -200349;1354308647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6555 @ 0.00052122 = 3.4166 BTC [-] -200348;1354309279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8224 @ 0.00052122 = 4.2865 BTC [-] -200347;1354309281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9650 @ 0.00052112 = 5.0288 BTC [-] -200346;1354309282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00052109 = 3.5174 BTC [-] -200345;1354309283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6759 @ 0.00052106 = 3.5218 BTC [-] -200344;1354309609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00333413 = 5.0012 BTC [+] -200343;1354309690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052376 = 1.2282 BTC [+] -200342;1354309691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00052381 = 12.8333 BTC [+] -200341;1354309692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00053361 = 1.9744 BTC [+] -200340;1354309694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11968 @ 0.00053406 = 6.3916 BTC [+] -200339;1354309695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7611 @ 0.00053435 = 4.0669 BTC [+] -200338;1354310151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00053095 = 1.699 BTC [-] -200337;1354310152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052107 = 1.2219 BTC [-] -200336;1354310154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6841 @ 0.00052106 = 3.5646 BTC [-] -200335;1354310155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9064 @ 0.00052066 = 4.7193 BTC [-] -200334;1354311522;kakobreklaaa;;;ticker -200333;1354311523;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.48002, Best ask: 12.48003, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.48002, 24 hour volume: 27029.09883168, 24 hour low: 12.40000, 24 hour high: 12.65000, 24 hour vwap: 12.54454 -200332;1354311531;kakobreklaaa;10c already, told ya :p -200331;1354311708;mircea_popescu;uh, up or down ? -200330;1354311767;kakobreklaaa;down -200329;1354311777;kakobreklaaa;19:36.19 ( kakobreklaaa ) http://shrani.si/f/2U/eB/26Bg0NXt/moneflow.png -200328;1354311777;kakobreklaaa;19:36.23 ( kakobreklaaa ) sell before its too late! -200327;1354311779;kakobreklaaa;:> -200326;1354311852;mircea_popescu;lol mk -200325;1354312449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7636 @ 0.00052066 = 3.9758 BTC [-] -200324;1354312450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00052056 = 4.633 BTC [-] -200323;1354312452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00052029 = 6.5557 BTC [-] -200322;1354312453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2014 @ 0.00052025 = 1.0478 BTC [-] -200321;1354312881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19100 @ 0.00052025 = 9.9368 BTC [-] -200320;1354313125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9236 @ 0.00052025 = 4.805 BTC [-] -200319;1354313126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5964 @ 0.00052007 = 3.1017 BTC [-] -200318;1354313360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052101 = 1.2218 BTC [+] -200317;1354313361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7355 @ 0.00052104 = 3.8322 BTC [+] -200316;1354313847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00333413 = 4.3344 BTC [+] -200315;1354313849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00335016 = 3.5177 BTC [+] -200314;1354313850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00336141 = 5.2102 BTC [+] -200313;1354313920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052021 = 1.2199 BTC [-] -200312;1354313921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17886 @ 0.00052007 = 9.302 BTC [-] -200311;1354313922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6820 @ 0.00052 = 3.5464 BTC [-] -200310;1354314359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6380 @ 0.00052 = 3.3176 BTC [-] -200309;1354314361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7820 @ 0.00051999 = 4.0663 BTC [-] -200308;1354314567;Namjies;kako: what is series 2? -200307;1354314605;Namjies;Also, matching a graph with another graph is pretty pointless. -200306;1354314613;kakobrekla;money flow oscillator -200305;1354314683;Namjies;Well if it's money flow... then it's only natural it match somewhat the price. -200304;1354314787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005209 = 1.2215 BTC [+] -200303;1354314788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12055 @ 0.00052104 = 6.2811 BTC [+] -200302;1354314792;Namjies;I'll say it so everyone knows: buy buy buy -200301;1354314824;jurov;i'll say, don't do anything. -200300;1354314858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052099 = 1.2217 BTC [-] -200299;1354314860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10134 @ 0.00052104 = 5.2802 BTC [+] -200298;1354314861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12621 @ 0.00052204 = 6.5887 BTC [+] -200297;1354314952;Namjies;I buy put options -200296;1354314960;Namjies;I mean sell put options -200295;1354314991;Namjies;Profits to be had. -200294;1354315014;Namjies;If price go down... buy cheap bitcoins. -200293;1354315046;Diablo-D3;!ticker -200292;1354315047;assbot;Provide ticker. -200291;1354315049;Diablo-D3;er -200290;1354315050;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -200289;1354315050;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.48748, Best ask: 12.61990, Bid-ask spread: 0.13242, Last trade: 12.48547, 24 hour volume: 26919.53857884, 24 hour low: 12.40200, 24 hour high: 12.65000, 24 hour vwap: 12.54654 -200288;1354315942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052012 = 1.2197 BTC [-] -200287;1354315943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2880 @ 0.00051999 = 1.4976 BTC [-] -200286;1354315945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11490 @ 0.00051977 = 5.9722 BTC [-] -200285;1354316149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052136 = 1.2226 BTC [+] -200284;1354316196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17555 @ 0.00052167 = 9.1579 BTC [+] -200283;1354316198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6445 @ 0.00051977 = 3.3499 BTC [-] -200282;1354316504;thestringpuller;;;ticker -200281;1354316505;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.55110, Best ask: 12.55111, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.55110, 24 hour volume: 26371.56178368, 24 hour low: 12.40200, 24 hour high: 12.65000, 24 hour vwap: 12.54851 -200280;1354317234;jurov; [12:05:29] But in particular, it is the height of stupidity to encourage bitcoin use in (a) countries under sanction by the US and Europe -200279;1354317266;jurov;we didn't have a good shitstorm in a long time, but now it comes: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128532.0 -200278;1354317339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052004 = 1.2195 BTC [+] -200277;1354317341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9605 @ 0.00052003 = 4.9949 BTC [-] -200276;1354317396;jurov; [12:12:55] If you market bitcoin directly to people who are _already_ being targeted -- Taliban, Iran -- you put bitcoin right into the crosshairs -200275;1354317415;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P060T] 10 @ 0.00000001 BTC [-] -200274;1354317485;kakobrekla;delaying the inevitable -200273;1354317499;jurov;that whole log is good to read, to see where bitcoin foundation stands politically -200272;1354317543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052027 = 1.22 BTC [+] -200271;1354317545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6455 @ 0.00052003 = 3.3568 BTC [-] -200270;1354317674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00336141 = 5.0421 BTC [+] -200269;1354317674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00337442 = 5.7365 BTC [+] -200268;1354317938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17913 @ 0.00052169 = 9.345 BTC [+] -200267;1354317939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10087 @ 0.00052204 = 5.2658 BTC [+] -200266;1354318139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052188 = 1.2238 BTC [-] -200265;1354318140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2825 @ 0.00052204 = 1.4748 BTC [+] -200264;1354318142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22330 @ 0.00052274 = 11.6728 BTC [+] -200263;1354318567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005226 = 1.2255 BTC [-] -200262;1354318568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6670 @ 0.00052274 = 3.4867 BTC [+] -200261;1354318570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2335 @ 0.00052393 = 1.2234 BTC [+] -200260;1354318762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052153 = 1.223 BTC [-] -200259;1354318764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5405 @ 0.00052142 = 2.8183 BTC [-] -200258;1354319075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052369 = 1.2281 BTC [+] -200257;1354319077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11405 @ 0.00052393 = 5.9754 BTC [+] -200256;1354319279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28835 @ 0.00052393 = 15.1075 BTC [+] -200255;1354319297;thestringpuller;;;ticker -200254;1354319298;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.58001, Best ask: 12.58002, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.58001, 24 hour volume: 25079.22583532, 24 hour low: 12.42423, 24 hour high: 12.65000, 24 hour vwap: 12.55148 -200253;1354319316;thestringpuller;up it goes -200252;1354319337;thestringpuller;shoulda kept calls at 12 -200251;1354319603;jurov;why? i sold C120Ts to mpex bot at ~0.7 and i'm still in black well enough -200250;1354319644;jurov;few days ago i still saw the bot trying to iunsuccessfully sell them -200249;1354319669;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: So, if I leave my mpex account with zero btc the assets got locked, right? As in non tradable? -200248;1354319711;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli ya -200247;1354319847;Namjies;I don't see the benefit of that... -200246;1354319862;Namjies;If someone has your private key to trade, they can as well deposit... -200245;1354319874;Namjies;What purpose does it serve? -200244;1354319881;rdponticelli;To unlock them afterwards I only have to deposit btc again? -200243;1354319905;Namjies;I think so. Or sign a message with private key? -200242;1354319923;Namjies;Anyway, you need the private key to trade and the private key to authorize the account back... -200241;1354319966;Ukto;anyone worked with mod_rewrites? fighting to get a RewriteCond to work -200240;1351728007;rdponticelli;I want the signed recipt of my F.GIGA.ETF holdings, locked -200239;1351728100;rdponticelli;I don't share my key ;) -200238;1351728153;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli deposit and whine at me. -200237;1351728162;rdponticelli;But I would like to know if it would be a problem later to reactivate my account... << mircea_popescu? -200236;1351728199;Namjies;hmm, how many shares do you have? -200235;1351728228;Namjies;I always wondered who had all the other shares. -200234;1351728256;Namjies;So basically, make a signed request -200233;1351728280;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: So, not too troublesome? -200232;1351728298;rdponticelli;Namjies: I have around 115000 -200231;1351728310;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli well, moderately. -200230;1351728317;rdponticelli;You have a large holding too, right? -200229;1351728365;Namjies;I have over half all of them I believe. -200228;1351728377;Namjies;566000 -200227;1351728420;rdponticelli;Are you doing something to claim them? -200226;1351728458;Namjies;Probably going to ask Gigavps for them. Probably won't do much tho. -200225;1351728590;Namjies;It would be practical if Mircea signed us a message about the amount held after trading is alted, before erasing data. -200224;1351728678;Namjies;But I recall he's not interested in doing any extra task at all in relation to anything due to GLBSE closing down. -200223;1351728717;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: The etf will be delisted tomorrow? Or today when everything clears? -200222;1351728774;rdponticelli;Namjies: We can "pool" our claim -200221;1351728786;mircea_popescu;soon at any rate. -200220;1351728812;Namjies;Nah, not sure pooling claims is a good idea. -200219;1351728815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6325 @ 0.00052393 = 3.3139 BTC [+] -200218;1351728816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6325 @ 0.00052393 = 3.3139 BTC [+] -200217;1351728817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10309 @ 0.00052454 = 5.4075 BTC [+] -200216;1351728818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10309 @ 0.00052454 = 5.4075 BTC [+] -200215;1351728820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052156 = 1.2231 BTC [-] -200214;1351728821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12845 @ 0.00052142 = 6.6976 BTC [-] -200213;1351728822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.0005202 = 7.6209 BTC [-] -200212;1351728823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12845 @ 0.00052142 = 6.6976 BTC [+] -200211;1351728824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9090 @ 0.00052003 = 4.7271 BTC [-] -200210;1351728825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.0005202 = 7.6209 BTC [+] -200209;1351728825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3013 @ 0.00051977 = 1.5661 BTC [-] -200208;1351728826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9090 @ 0.00052003 = 4.7271 BTC [+] -200207;1351728827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10502 @ 0.00051933 = 5.454 BTC [-] -200206;1351728828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3013 @ 0.00051977 = 1.5661 BTC [+] -200205;1351728829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8157 @ 0.00051933 = 4.2362 BTC [-] -200204;1351728845;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: And will we keep the proof on our accounts of our holdings or it will it be erased? -200203;1351728855;Namjies;Erased. -200202;1351728869;Namjies;All signed transaction records are kept however. -200201;1351728888;mircea_popescu;hm -200200;1351728894;Namjies;But I don't think Mircea would fetch those for you. -200199;1351728895;mircea_popescu;;;google conversation discarded as worthless -200198;1351728896;gribble;Conversation Discarded as Worthless pe Trilema - Un blog de ...: ; scrap - definition of scrap by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus ...: ; Love Shack Compassion Ministry: -200197;1351728903;mircea_popescu;see that first link rdponticelli -200196;1351729064;Namjies;what? Love shack from a church? That 3rd link looks suspicious. -200195;1351729108;Ukto;ah HAH -200194;1351729116;Ukto;alright.. so I did a sweet setup -200193;1351729123;Namjies;? -200192;1351729143;Ukto;I set things for the API to be on a subdomain (so I can move it to its own server if things get hefty) -200191;1351729156;Namjies;API for? -200190;1351729161;Ukto;BF -200189;1351729164;rdponticelli;Yeah, already read it, mircea_popescu -200188;1351729334;rdponticelli;But I don't agree with some of the points and I'm willing to try keep the link with giga... -200187;1351729352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051962 = 1.2185 BTC [+] -200186;1351729354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20455 @ 0.00051933 = 10.6229 BTC [-] -200185;1351729360;mircea_popescu;thing is you don't actually have a link with giga. -200184;1351729402;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: I would need to deal with whoever had the shares for you, too. Could you send him my way? -200183;1351729410;mircea_popescu;nope. -200182;1351729471;rdponticelli;Well, I would like to chat with giga about that... -200181;1351729591;mircea_popescu;by all means -200180;1351729610;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: Wouldn't you tell me who he is either? -200179;1351729634;mircea_popescu;giga ?! -200178;1351729659;jurov;didn't anyone notice a problem with s.mpoe? -200177;1351729690;jurov;there are 1e18 buy/sell orders -200176;1351729693;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: No, whoever was holding the glbse shares for the etf -200175;1351729694;mircea_popescu;bah bs -200174;1351729714;rdponticelli;btw, withdrawal requested -200173;1351729740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00052043 = 3.7471 BTC [+] -200172;1351729813;jurov;whoever is buying/selling 18`446`744`073`709`529`088 of S.MPOE, raise your hand -200171;1351729827;smickles;I thought it way you -200170;1351729834;mircea_popescu;lol -200169;1351729835;smickles;that bot you're braggin' about -200168;1351729876;burnside;that's awesome -200167;1351729881;jurov;indeed i am testing modifications, but my stats are pretty normal -200166;1351729925;burnside;yo, MP, are the assbot posts here all of the MPEx trades? or just some portion of 'em? -200165;1351729997;smickles;anyone who wants to short s.bvps b/c rg is awol and they haven't put out a P&L statement in months, I have a little over 2k shares available to lend -200164;1351730001;jcpham;as long as the duct tape holds -200163;1351730006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052453 = 1.23 BTC [+] -200162;1351730007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2355 @ 0.00052485 = 1.236 BTC [+] -200161;1351730016;jcpham;smickles do i need to call rg -200160;1351730043;jcpham;...on the phone -200159;1351730090;smickles;jcpham: well, I can't get a word from him or grubles about the financial reports, or what rg meant about merging bitvps with his boss -200158;1351730106;jcpham;see i don't even know what that means -200157;1351730107;smickles;for a week or so -200156;1351730107;mircea_popescu;burnside should be all -200155;1351730122;jcpham;i know grubles has been awol for some time now -200154;1351730126;jcpham;months -200153;1351730168;smickles;i mean, he's been paying the dividend (a day late sometimes), but consistantly -200152;1351730185;smickles;but the reports just stop some months ago -200151;1351730203;mircea_popescu;jcpham i recall talking to him this month -200150;1351730217;burnside;things are pretty quiet then on the satoshidice -200149;1351730220;jcpham;last time i spoke to rg on the phone -200148;1351730224;smickles;so he's not exactly living up to all of what's in the contract -200147;1351730226;jcpham;he said grubles had been awol to him -200146;1351730228;Ukto;making a sweet api doc display.. -200145;1351730233;Ukto;making a sweet api -200144;1351730241;burnside;I want to get some. :) -200143;1351730243;Ukto;gonna check whos naughty or nice -200142;1351730252;jcpham;seems like you guys know more than me -200141;1351730269;jcpham;if it is an emergency i can call him -200140;1351730297;smickles;22:36 < burnside> things are pretty quiet then on the satoshidice <<< are you kidding, have a look at blockchain's front page, most are SD txns scrolling by -200139;1351730299;Ukto;you talk to rg on the phone? -200138;1351730305;jcpham;once -200137;1351730314;burnside;smickles, I meant with the share trading. =P -200136;1351730320;jcpham;my vps wasn't working -200135;1351730324;jcpham;i tracked him down -200134;1351730340;smickles;burnside: ah, ok. well, it's higher volume than typical for s.dice -200133;1351730341;jcpham;communications were established -200132;1351730347;jcpham;he knows where i work and my office number -200131;1351730350;jcpham;i know his cell -200130;1351730361;smickles;jcpham: i dunno if it's an emergency, just not ideal -200129;1351730365;Ukto;liek everything else, my OCD ia cuasing me to go extreme on the api docs. :P -200128;1351730368;Ukto;including testing -200127;1351730378;jcpham;yeah i see the worry -200126;1351730399;smickles;Ukto: api docs? just follow after nefario and make 99% of the api secret -200125;1351730399;burnside;I'm gonna have to get an MPEx acct I think -200124;1351730421;smickles;burnside: i've never regretted getting mine -200123;1351730435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052455 = 1.2301 BTC [-] -200122;1351730436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13795 @ 0.00052485 = 7.2403 BTC [+] -200121;1351730438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 360 @ 0.00052523 = 0.1891 BTC [+] -200120;1351730459;burnside;what other good stuff is on there? -200119;1351730473;smickles;burnside: the best stuff is the options -200118;1351730479;jurov;^ this -200117;1351730494;burnside;yeah, nowhere else you can get that -200116;1351730502;burnside;that I know of anyway -200115;1351730518;Ukto;smickles: I already commentated on that -200114;1351730532;jurov;burnside, and bonds, but they are sold by email -200113;1351730535;jcpham;how about as long as my vps is online everything is fine -200112;1351730544;jcpham;so just /whois jcpham -200111;1351730552;jcpham;if you get no response, bitvps is fubar -200110;1351730564;smickles;you don't need an account to do the mpbor things ("bonds") -200109;1351730581;burnside;what are the good bonds? -200108;1351730600;mircea_popescu;let's dig this up -200107;1351730615;mircea_popescu;burnside http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -200106;1351730616;smickles;burnside: it's just one bond, to fund mircea_popescu's option bot -200105;1351730618;mircea_popescu;read that story -200104;1351730675;smickles;burnside: also, note that it doesn't fit a 'letter for letter' definiton of an IRL bond -200103;1351730699;smickles;woah, when did blockchain switch their logo? -200102;1351730705;burnside;cool, I'll check it out -200101;1351730712;jurov;burnside, and they are not insured, after all :p -200100;1351730718;smickles;the 'oc' form a little bomb now -200099;1351730727;burnside;heh, I didn't mean buy insurance btw -200098;1351730737;burnside;I meant that an agreement with mpex would be good insurance -200097;1351730739;burnside;;) -200096;1351730744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17761 @ 0.00052523 = 9.3286 BTC [+] -200095;1351730749;mircea_popescu;well... "insured", they have a clear revenue/loss model -200094;1351730754;mircea_popescu;which is pretty much unique afaik. -200093;1351730930;Namjies;What guarantee do we have that the unkown proxy who held Gigamining shares for you won't claim them for himself alone? I think that's the biggest concern with the fact shares are dropped on your part. -200092;1351730973;smickles;;;time -200091;1351730974;gribble;02:49 PM, November 30, 2012 -200090;1351730988;smickles;;;ticker -200089;1351730997;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.58112, Best ask: 12.58115, Bid-ask spread: 0.00003, Last trade: 12.58112, 24 hour volume: 24654.39650294, 24 hour low: 12.42423, 24 hour high: 12.65000, 24 hour vwap: 12.55466 -200088;1351730997;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -200087;1351730997;gribble;12.51 -200086;1351731035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052072 = 1.2211 BTC [-] -200085;1351731037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10363 @ 0.00052043 = 5.3932 BTC [-] -200084;1351731198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052504 = 1.2312 BTC [+] -200083;1351731200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1379 @ 0.00052523 = 0.7243 BTC [+] -200082;1351731201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20818 @ 0.00052937 = 11.0204 BTC [+] -200081;1351731277;Namjies;When I trust someone, my trust doesn't extend further to the people they trust. -200080;1351731323;Ukto;.j #swagger -200079;1351731370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00337442 = 0.6749 BTC [+] -200078;1351731384;smickles;heh burnside ^ there's you s.dice action -200077;1351731499;Azelphur;I've been sitting on S.Dice since the IPO -200076;1351731504;Azelphur;and never looked at my account -200075;1351731510;mircea_popescu;Namjies it's really an artefact rather than a legitimate concern. how do we know yahoo mail isn't claiming them for themselves for that matter. -200074;1351731517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052047 = 1.2205 BTC [-] -200073;1351731519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 116 @ 0.00052043 = 0.0604 BTC [-] -200072;1351731519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23539 @ 0.00051926 = 12.2229 BTC [-] -200071;1351731559;burnside;whoo hoo -200070;1351731593;Azelphur;seems like I have 38.68 BTC in S.DICE shares, not bad -200069;1351731602;Azelphur;what was the IPO value of them? -200068;1351731612;burnside;I think 0.0032? -200067;1351731645;mircea_popescu;ya -200066;1351731653;Azelphur;ah, so pretty much the same -200065;1351731690;burnside;if you have enough, it's not bad -200064;1351731700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052925 = 1.2411 BTC [+] -200063;1351731702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26772 @ 0.00052937 = 14.1723 BTC [+] -200062;1351731713;Azelphur;yea I don't think the dividends are paying out amazing amounts, I only have 1.13 btc balance xD -200061;1351731718;Azelphur;and 11.5k shares -200060;1351731729;burnside;I think once the ipo sells out they'll work their way up -200059;1351731741;Azelphur;lol ipo still not sold after all this time -200058;1351731755;burnside;no, I read they're in second tranche -200057;1351731764;Azelphur;ah -200056;1351731774;Namjies;How can you claim such absurdities? The one holding the gigamining shares for you may very well have given his BTC address to GLBSE and then simply get an affidavit notified to that effect. If he doesn't consult a lawyer and just get it notified, it will only cost him a few dollars. -200055;1351731777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9460 @ 0.00052937 = 5.0078 BTC [+] -200054;1351731778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14934 @ 0.00053292 = 7.9586 BTC [+] -200053;1351731786;burnside;the total shares in the IPO is only 10% of the company shares -200052;1351731812;burnside;so the dividends get pretty dilluted before they get to you -200051;1351731812;Namjies;And for 1000 Gigamining shares, it's about 10 BTC or 120 USD per week that has been accumulated. -200050;1351731849;Namjies;That proxy could very well make a few easy BTC by claiming them. -200049;1351731852;burnside;still, I think it'd be a good add for my bitcoin portoflio -200048;1351731858;burnside;portfolio... -200047;1351731884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052666 = 1.235 BTC [-] -200046;1351731885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10805 @ 0.00052648 = 5.6886 BTC [-] -200045;1351731888;Namjies;S.DICE pays about 1% per month. -200044;1351731888;Azelphur;I can't wait for GLBSE to pay out, gonna be awesome :D -200043;1351731903;Namjies;I already got paid, fortunatly. -200042;1351731911;Azelphur;yea, I'm waiting for SS -200041;1351731912;Namjies;I need the data now. -200040;1351731918;Azelphur;yea, the data specifically -200039;1351731922;burnside;It'll be nice to put it all behind us -200038;1351731925;Azelphur;I got ~500btc in SS -200037;1351731936;Azelphur;gonna get paid :D -200036;1351731948;Namjies;That's a hefty amount. -200035;1351731962;Azelphur;indeed -200034;1351731969;burnside;yeah, no wonder you're so excited. -200033;1351731970;burnside;heh -200032;1351731980;burnside;I would be too. :) -200031;1351732008;burnside;I've been really worried about what to do with my bond holders for LTC-MINING. -200030;1351732021;burnside;I hated having my ass hanging out waiting for Nef to get his act together. -200029;1351732036;smickles;Azelphur: well, no list from nefario here :| -200028;1351732037;Azelphur;yea -200027;1351732042;Azelphur;smickles: :( -200026;1351732050;burnside;and I only had a small fraction of the exposure giga does. :( -200025;1351732073;burnside;I'm sure I'll be one of the last to get the list, I was a pretty small fish -200024;1351732100;Namjies;Well, I integrated my WHMCS cart with my template. How does it look? https://clients.namworld.net/clientarea.php -200023;1351732110;Azelphur;nice -200022;1351732122;smickles;Azelphur: ya know, i cant get the linux version of tf2 to work with my video driver, i tried to upgrade, but the newer drivers don't seem to work -200021;1351732131;Azelphur;smickles: what card -200020;1351732141;smickles;68XX iirc -200019;1351732148;Azelphur;so ATI -200018;1351732150;Azelphur;hmm -200017;1351732154;smickles;ya -200016;1351732160;Azelphur;are you using radeon or proprietary -200015;1351732199;smickles;proprietary -200014;1351732209;Azelphur;try using radeon, it actually worked on my laptop under radeon -200013;1351732213;smickles;the one that shipped with 12.04 -200012;1351732222;Azelphur;12.04 doesn't ship with proprietary -200011;1351732246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053258 = 1.2489 BTC [+] -200010;1351732247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8555 @ 0.00053292 = 4.5591 BTC [+] -200009;1351732253;smickles;that's the only option i have, maybe i did something weird -200008;1351732319;Azelphur;go into the hardware drivers dialog and uninstall all ati things -200007;1351732325;Azelphur;then try it -200006;1351732390;smickles;i may as well give it a shot :) -200005;1351732401;Azelphur;:) -200004;1351733169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00053292 = 8.0471 BTC [+] -200003;1351733510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053073 = 1.2446 BTC [-] -200002;1351733512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00053065 = 2.3349 BTC [-] -200001;1351733513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17650 @ 0.00052761 = 9.3123 BTC [-] -200000;1351733514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1695 @ 0.00052648 = 0.8924 BTC [-] -199999;1351733749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20087 @ 0.00052627 = 10.5712 BTC [-] -199998;1351733750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4101 @ 0.00053292 = 2.1855 BTC [+] -199997;1351733752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00053401 = 7.4227 BTC [+] -199996;1351733753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 612 @ 0.00053435 = 0.327 BTC [+] -199995;1351733996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00053405 = 1.2523 BTC [-] -199994;1351733997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27877 @ 0.00053435 = 14.8961 BTC [+] -199993;1351733999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12950 @ 0.00053455 = 6.9224 BTC [+] -199992;1351733999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4981 @ 0.00053495 = 2.6646 BTC [+] -199991;1351734000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15152 @ 0.00053498 = 8.106 BTC [+] -199990;1351734229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052182 = 1.2237 BTC [-] -199989;1351734231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5705 @ 0.0005215 = 2.9752 BTC [-] -199988;1351734728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052859 = 1.2395 BTC [+] -199987;1351734730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31105 @ 0.0005286 = 16.4421 BTC [+] -199986;1351734866;nanotube;kuzetsa: well, because my implementation uses gpg, the plugin's called gpg. :) -199985;1351734908;nanotube;kuzetsa: that said, you can use pgp whenever you need gpg, with gribble. i.e., pgp eauth works just as well as gpg eauth. :) -199984;1351735099;smickles;;;pgp info -199983;1351735099;gribble;(gpg info [--key|--address] ) -- Returns the registration details of registered user . If '--key' option is given, interpret as a GPG key ID. -199982;1351735106;smickles;:o -199981;1351735125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052153 = 1.223 BTC [-] -199980;1351735126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3155 @ 0.0005215 = 1.6453 BTC [-] -199979;1351735968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052838 = 1.2391 BTC [+] -199978;1351735970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21495 @ 0.0005286 = 11.3623 BTC [+] -199977;1351735971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22037 @ 0.0005291 = 11.6598 BTC [+] -199976;1351735972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8123 @ 0.00053498 = 4.3456 BTC [+] -199975;1351736206;jurov;did anyone get any data in "exercises" part of mpex jsonstat reply? -199974;1351736294;jurov;i had some options to autoexercise but they were worthless, so they just vanished without trace -199973;1351736420;mircea_popescu;jurov i think month ends in ~40 minutes -199972;1351736438;mircea_popescu;o nm it already went -199971;1351736454;jurov;lol you live in CET nao -199970;1351736463;mircea_popescu;a ok! lol. -199969;1351736482;smickles;mircea_popescu: what was the final #? -199968;1351736562;mircea_popescu;# ? -199967;1351736573;jurov;i think he meant btcusd -199966;1351736582;mircea_popescu;12.52 -199965;1351736607;smickles;:) -199964;1351736650;mircea_popescu;everyone please check out teh exercise. -199963;1351736700;jurov;so it's supposed to send nothing if exercises result was 0? -199962;1351736750;mircea_popescu;well yes. if option is worthless it just goes away -199961;1351736759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18397 @ 0.00052521 = 9.6623 BTC [-] -199960;1351736761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14103 @ 0.00053498 = 7.5448 BTC [+] -199959;1351736767;Lyspooner;you should charge for expiration -199958;1351736780;jurov;me or mircea? -199957;1351736794;Lyspooner;most derivative exchanges charge a fee for exercise or non-exercise -199956;1351736816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00338428 = 0.3384 BTC [+] -199955;1351736818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4300 @ 0.00338447 = 14.5532 BTC [+] -199954;1351736857;jurov;i do charge 0.5% fee. mpex charges nothing iirc. -199953;1351736859;mircea_popescu;i might eventually, but for now... let the people enjoy. -199952;1351736898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052173 = 1.2235 BTC [-] -199951;1351736900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.0005215 = 4.7196 BTC [-] -199950;1351737200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00338405 = 5.4145 BTC [-] -199949;1351737398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3200 @ 0.00336802 = 10.7777 BTC [-] -199948;1351737488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00337956 = 7.0971 BTC [+] -199947;1351737489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 72 @ 0.00338447 = 0.2437 BTC [+] -199946;1351737491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1126 @ 0.00339999 = 3.8284 BTC [+] -199945;1351737586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.0005267 = 2.8969 BTC [+] -199944;1351737587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052156 = 1.2231 BTC [-] -199943;1351737588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12590 @ 0.0005215 = 6.5657 BTC [-] -199942;1351737844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3142 @ 0.00051926 = 1.6315 BTC [-] -199941;1351737844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00051922 = 6.8018 BTC [-] -199940;1351737845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11568 @ 0.00051921 = 6.0062 BTC [-] -199939;1351737953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7259 @ 0.00051921 = 3.7689 BTC [-] -199938;1351737954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 382 @ 0.00051903 = 0.1983 BTC [-] -199937;1351738215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00051903 = 7.3702 BTC [-] -199936;1351738421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00051903 = 0.8824 BTC [-] -199935;1351738651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6563 @ 0.00051903 = 3.4064 BTC [-] -199934;1351738653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26900 @ 0.00051899 = 13.9608 BTC [-] -199933;1351738654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3416 @ 0.00051888 = 1.7725 BTC [-] -199932;1351739295;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-november-2012-statement/ -199931;1351739300;mircea_popescu;mpoe/mpex results are out. -199930;1351739330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12834 @ 0.00051888 = 6.6593 BTC [-] -199929;1351739331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9066 @ 0.00051884 = 4.7038 BTC [-] -199928;1351739472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005206 = 1.2208 BTC [+] -199927;1351739474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7655 @ 0.00052078 = 3.9866 BTC [+] -199926;1351740045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052058 = 1.2208 BTC [-] -199925;1351740047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12005 @ 0.00052078 = 6.252 BTC [+] -199924;1351740139;jurov;i was thinking the dividend will be bigger, forgot that you have to pay interest on the bonds -199923;1351740170;mircea_popescu;ya, was a huge outlay this month -199922;1351740185;mircea_popescu;well, in comparative terms at least. -199921;1351740449;jurov;haha actually my experiment to issue options funded by loan ended up similarly -199920;1351740554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] [PAID] 1000000000 @ 0.00000043 = 433.9709646 BTC -199919;1351740644;mircea_popescu;how's that ? -199918;1351740669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051887 = 1.2168 BTC [-] -199917;1351740670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2134 @ 0.00051884 = 1.1072 BTC [-] -199916;1351740672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00051881 = 2.2309 BTC [-] -199915;1351740673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13350 @ 0.0005188 = 6.926 BTC [-] -199914;1351740674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.0005186 = 6.7937 BTC [-] -199913;1351740675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15250 @ 0.00051829 = 7.9039 BTC [-] -199912;1351740676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00051782 = 3.573 BTC [-] -199911;1351740677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00051755 = 0.9316 BTC [-] -199910;1351740679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34000 @ 0.00051753 = 17.596 BTC [-] -199909;1351740679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38400 @ 0.00051734 = 19.8659 BTC [-] -199908;1351740680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3499 @ 0.00051699 = 1.8089 BTC [-] -199907;1351740681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27826 @ 0.00051652 = 14.3727 BTC [-] -199906;1351740682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15500 @ 0.0005164 = 8.0042 BTC [-] -199905;1351740683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23150 @ 0.00051626 = 11.9514 BTC [-] -199904;1351740684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00051624 = 5.627 BTC [-] -199903;1351740685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00051594 = 5.4948 BTC [-] -199902;1351740686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45912 @ 0.00051567 = 23.6754 BTC [-] -199901;1351740687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13938 @ 0.00051553 = 7.1855 BTC [-] -199900;1351740688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25215 @ 0.00051553 = 12.9991 BTC [-] -199899;1351740688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00051552 = 16.342 BTC [-] -199898;1351740689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13950 @ 0.00051546 = 7.1907 BTC [-] -199897;1351740691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00051543 = 1.1339 BTC [-] -199896;1351740692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00051542 = 9.9476 BTC [-] -199895;1351740693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12042 @ 0.0005153 = 6.2052 BTC [-] -199894;1351740694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16550 @ 0.00051528 = 8.5279 BTC [-] -199893;1351740695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00051527 = 3.4781 BTC [-] -199892;1351740696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00051509 = 5.563 BTC [-] -199891;1351740697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27720 @ 0.00051486 = 14.2719 BTC [-] -199890;1351740698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00051448 = 7.2542 BTC [-] -199889;1351740698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19650 @ 0.00051427 = 10.1054 BTC [-] -199888;1351740699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28400 @ 0.00051425 = 14.6047 BTC [-] -199887;1351740700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30400 @ 0.00051416 = 15.6305 BTC [-] -199886;1351740701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00051408 = 3.5986 BTC [-] -199885;1351740702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19400 @ 0.00051401 = 9.9718 BTC [-] -199884;1351740703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00051401 = 11.925 BTC [-] -199883;1351740704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00051399 = 5.2427 BTC [-] -199882;1351740705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19800 @ 0.00051389 = 10.175 BTC [-] -199881;1351740706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00051369 = 3.8527 BTC [-] -199880;1351740707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15789 @ 0.00051365 = 8.11 BTC [-] -199879;1351740708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10995 @ 0.00051351 = 5.646 BTC [-] -199878;1351740709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26700 @ 0.00051349 = 13.7102 BTC [-] -199877;1351740710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00051333 = 11.6013 BTC [-] -199876;1351740711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27200 @ 0.00051317 = 13.9582 BTC [-] -199875;1351740712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7085 @ 0.00051307 = 3.6351 BTC [-] -199874;1351740713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12332 @ 0.00051297 = 6.3259 BTC [-] -199873;1351740714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26700 @ 0.00051294 = 13.6955 BTC [-] -199872;1351740715;mircea_popescu;eee -199871;1351740715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19150 @ 0.00051288 = 9.8217 BTC [-] -199870;1351740716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2618 @ 0.00051287 = 1.3427 BTC [-] -199869;1351740717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15932 @ 0.00051287 = 8.171 BTC [-] -199868;1351740718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00051267 = 4.4602 BTC [-] -199867;1351740719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12163 @ 0.00051259 = 6.2346 BTC [-] -199866;1351741061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052077 = 1.2212 BTC [+] -199865;1351741062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9605 @ 0.00052078 = 5.0021 BTC [+] -199864;1351741093;smickles;so mircea_popescu, the mpoe bot would've made about 2kbtc if not for the cost of borrowing btc? -199863;1351741160;smickles;funny, it feels like the mpbor holders lost btc, somehow, b/c the charged too high of interest -199862;1351741300;smickles;but they only lost some principal, and received a 9.9% interest payment, right? -199861;1351741347;smickles;or do i need to reread the terms -199860;1351741412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051261 = 1.2021 BTC [-] -199859;1351741421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7937 @ 0.00051259 = 4.0684 BTC [-] -199858;1351741421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3173 @ 0.00051247 = 1.6261 BTC [-] -199857;1351741480;mircea_popescu;they lost ~4.x% on principal and made 9.9% cash upfront -199856;1351741497;mircea_popescu;it worked sort of like a miner bond, this month, except they didn't lose 10% on capital and made 3% in dividends -199855;1351741500;mircea_popescu;but the other way around -199854;1351741582;mircea_popescu;of course not that many miner bonds that pay 2k btc a month either, so... yeah. -199853;1351741875;smickles;heh, so they are eating into their own principal a bit. that's a little humorous -199852;1351742166;mircea_popescu;i think it's actually quite a good safeguard -199851;1351742204;mircea_popescu;you can deposit a bond and go climb the hymalaya, knowing that if mpoe starts to underperform you get your bond sent back little by little. -199850;1351742204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051956 = 1.2184 BTC [+] -199849;1351742205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9581 @ 0.00051987 = 4.9809 BTC [+] -199848;1351742728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 719 @ 0.00051987 = 0.3738 BTC [+] -199847;1351742729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10381 @ 0.00052 = 5.3981 BTC [+] -199846;1351743232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051399 = 1.2053 BTC [-] -199845;1351743232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26977 @ 0.00051399 = 13.8659 BTC [-] -199844;1351743233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9284 @ 0.00051385 = 4.7706 BTC [-] -199843;1351743756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00051797 = 4.4027 BTC [+] -199842;1351743757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051418 = 1.2058 BTC [-] -199841;1351743759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6010 @ 0.00051385 = 3.0882 BTC [-] -199840;1351743945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3106 @ 0.00051385 = 1.596 BTC [-] -199839;1351743947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14450 @ 0.00051247 = 7.4052 BTC [-] -199838;1351743948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19972 @ 0.00051247 = 10.2351 BTC [-] -199837;1351744072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2139 @ 0.00051248 = 1.0962 BTC [+] -199836;1351744259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7861 @ 0.00051248 = 4.0286 BTC [+] -199835;1351744260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6605 @ 0.00051247 = 3.3849 BTC [-] -199834;1351744262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6209 @ 0.00051228 = 3.1807 BTC [-] -199833;1351744263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3575 @ 0.00051221 = 1.8312 BTC [-] -199832;1351744527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00051222 = 1.6903 BTC [+] -199831;1351744527;smickles;dammit mircea_popescu you know what this means? -199830;1351744545;mircea_popescu;? -199829;1351744568;smickles;remember when I said that I ought to put some btc towards the mpbor @ 25%? -199828;1351744581;smickles;I would've gotten it this month, no? -199827;1351744608;mircea_popescu;yup -199826;1351744617;mircea_popescu;pushed it to 25% lmao -199825;1351744617;smickles;:| -199824;1351744664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051967 = 1.2186 BTC [+] -199823;1351744665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8778 @ 0.00052 = 4.5646 BTC [+] -199822;1351744666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31739 @ 0.00052078 = 16.529 BTC [+] -199821;1351744773;smickles;mircea_popescu: ok, so for next time: I need to remember to put in a bid and lay down the btc before the end of month turnover -199820;1351744788;mircea_popescu;they only count for full months. -199819;1351744796;mircea_popescu;you have 48 hours to get in the current one. -199818;1351744804;smickles;hmm -199817;1351744819;smickles;i had forgotten about the grace period -199816;1351744999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051226 = 1.2012 BTC [-] -199815;1351744999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00051222 = 3.4319 BTC [-] -199814;1351745001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6005 @ 0.00051221 = 3.0758 BTC [-] -199813;1351745134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052076 = 1.2212 BTC [+] -199812;1351745136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9654 @ 0.00052078 = 5.0276 BTC [+] -199811;1351745137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9251 @ 0.00052282 = 4.8366 BTC [+] -199810;1351745982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052265 = 1.2256 BTC [-] -199809;1351745984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3264 @ 0.00052282 = 1.7065 BTC [+] -199808;1351746595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052393 = 1.2286 BTC [+] -199807;1351746597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10785 @ 0.0005236 = 5.647 BTC [-] -199806;1351746598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8070 @ 0.00052169 = 4.21 BTC [-] -199805;1351747269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5882 @ 0.00339999 = 19.9987 BTC [+] -199804;1351747599;Ukto;finally homer -199803;1351747649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052605 = 1.2336 BTC [+] -199802;1351747651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12234 @ 0.00052615 = 6.4369 BTC [+] -199801;1351747652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00052879 = 4.4947 BTC [+] -199800;1351747653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4521 @ 0.00052908 = 2.392 BTC [+] -199799;1351747732;smickles;homer? -199798;1351747806;Ukto;took the eldest out to his fridya night thing -199797;1351747881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052176 = 1.2235 BTC [-] -199796;1351747882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12279 @ 0.00052169 = 6.4058 BTC [-] -199795;1351747883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.0005159 = 2.3731 BTC [-] -199794;1351747885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16476 @ 0.00051548 = 8.493 BTC [-] -199793;1351748644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051555 = 1.209 BTC [+] -199792;1351748645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6855 @ 0.00051548 = 3.5336 BTC [-] -199791;1351748920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052795 = 1.238 BTC [+] -199790;1351748921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00052824 = 5.1239 BTC [+] -199789;1351748922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3855 @ 0.00052908 = 2.0396 BTC [+] -199788;1351749667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051549 = 1.2088 BTC [-] -199787;1351749668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7819 @ 0.00051548 = 4.0305 BTC [-] -199786;1351749670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00051545 = 2.0618 BTC [-] -199785;1351749671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17436 @ 0.0005149 = 8.9778 BTC [-] -199784;1351750435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00336802 = 5.052 BTC [-] -199783;1351750437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.00333051 = 8.6593 BTC [-] -199782;1351750868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00052822 = 2.4298 BTC [+] -199781;1351750870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2022 @ 0.00052767 = 1.0669 BTC [-] -199780;1351750967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052884 = 1.2401 BTC [+] -199779;1351750969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28074 @ 0.00052908 = 14.8534 BTC [+] -199778;1351750970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26100 @ 0.00052929 = 13.8145 BTC [+] -199777;1351750971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1093 @ 0.00052949 = 0.5787 BTC [+] -199776;1351751097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005279 = 1.2379 BTC [-] -199775;1351751098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5305 @ 0.00052767 = 2.7993 BTC [-] -199774;1351752487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6850 @ 0.00052873 = 3.6218 BTC [+] -199773;1351752488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.0005289 = 1.6396 BTC [+] -199772;1351752632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00052859 = 7.2945 BTC [-] -199771;1351752986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00052859 = 9.9375 BTC [-] -199770;1351752988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5273 @ 0.00052767 = 2.7824 BTC [-] -199769;1351752989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5327 @ 0.00052317 = 2.7869 BTC [-] -199768;1351753649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052859 = 1.2395 BTC [+] -199767;1351753651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15429 @ 0.00052867 = 8.1568 BTC [+] -199766;1351753652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2226 @ 0.0005289 = 1.1773 BTC [+] -199765;1351753859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052321 = 1.2269 BTC [-] -199764;1351753861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18155 @ 0.00052317 = 9.4982 BTC [-] -199763;1351753919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052879 = 1.24 BTC [+] -199762;1351753920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13074 @ 0.0005289 = 6.9148 BTC [+] -199761;1351753922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 281 @ 0.00052949 = 0.1488 BTC [+] -199760;1351754856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052342 = 1.2274 BTC [-] -199759;1351754857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7918 @ 0.00052317 = 4.1425 BTC [-] -199758;1351755594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00052141 = 8.8118 BTC [-] -199757;1351755774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00051641 = 2.5821 BTC [-] -199756;1351756523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.00051641 = 8.1335 BTC [-] -199755;1351756639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16185 @ 0.00051751 = 8.3759 BTC [+] -199754;1351757160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052291 = 1.2262 BTC [+] -199753;1351757161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2857 @ 0.00052308 = 1.4944 BTC [+] -199752;1351757162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12198 @ 0.00052928 = 6.4562 BTC [+] -199751;1351757504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052188 = 1.2238 BTC [-] -199750;1351757506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1855 @ 0.00052153 = 0.9674 BTC [-] -199749;1351757581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2272 @ 0.00052153 = 1.1849 BTC [-] -199748;1351757583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5778 @ 0.00052035 = 3.0066 BTC [-] -199747;1354388485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052258 = 1.2255 BTC [-] -199746;1354388486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20673 @ 0.00052272 = 10.8062 BTC [+] -199745;1354388488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18050 @ 0.00052348 = 9.4488 BTC [+] -199744;1354388489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5382 @ 0.00052419 = 2.8212 BTC [+] -199743;1354388945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21772 @ 0.00052419 = 11.4127 BTC [+] -199742;1354389137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1346 @ 0.00052419 = 0.7056 BTC [+] -199741;1354389141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00052422 = 2.5949 BTC [+] -199740;1354389141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 654 @ 0.00052509 = 0.3434 BTC [+] -199739;1354389202;thestringpuller;;;ticker -199738;1354389203;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.48002, Best ask: 12.48003, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.48002, 24 hour volume: 16081.47869182, 24 hour low: 12.46000, 24 hour high: 12.68778, 24 hour vwap: 12.57870 -199737;1354389492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051986 = 1.2191 BTC [-] -199736;1354389493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1075 @ 0.00051962 = 0.5586 BTC [-] -199735;1354389495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8080 @ 0.00051406 = 4.1536 BTC [-] -199734;1354390246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9379 @ 0.00051492 = 4.8294 BTC [+] -199733;1354390248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10350 @ 0.00051517 = 5.332 BTC [+] -199732;1354390249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2980 @ 0.00052509 = 1.5648 BTC [+] -199731;1354390289;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.59668103 = 596.681 BTC [-] -199730;1354390339;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.51669697 = 516.697 BTC [-] -199729;1354390699;EskimoBob;usagi is now known as Guest99975 > Guest99975 is now known as tsukino. Opps! -199728;1354390960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051858 = 1.2161 BTC [-] -199727;1354390962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19100 @ 0.0005186 = 9.9053 BTC [+] -199726;1354390963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8009 @ 0.00052509 = 4.2054 BTC [+] -199725;1354391169;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.51669697 = 516.697 BTC [-] -199724;1354391175;asa1024;lol EB -199723;1354391183;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.59668103 = 596.681 BTC [-] -199722;1354391295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052304 = 1.2265 BTC [-] -199721;1354391296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13059 @ 0.00052275 = 6.8266 BTC [-] -199720;1354391364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4704 @ 0.00052275 = 2.459 BTC [-] -199719;1354391597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4452 @ 0.00051641 = 2.2991 BTC [-] -199718;1354391598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052498 = 1.2311 BTC [+] -199717;1354391600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 183 @ 0.00052509 = 0.0961 BTC [+] -199716;1354391601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3220 @ 0.00052533 = 1.6916 BTC [+] -199715;1354392589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00051972 = 2.4947 BTC [-] -199714;1354392591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00051495 = 1.2076 BTC [-] -199713;1354392592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8823 @ 0.00051491 = 4.5431 BTC [-] -199712;1354392593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5182 @ 0.00051406 = 2.6639 BTC [-] -199711;1354393255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052531 = 1.2319 BTC [+] -199710;1354393256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22530 @ 0.00052533 = 11.8357 BTC [+] -199709;1354393257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1875 @ 0.0005254 = 0.9851 BTC [+] -199708;1354393375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1839 @ 0.00330905 = 6.0853 BTC [+] -199707;1354393376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 911 @ 0.00334688 = 3.049 BTC [+] -199706;1354394201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.0005254 = 9.4572 BTC [+] -199705;1354394297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00052021 = 1.2199 BTC [-] -199704;1354394299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.0005202 = 1.2199 BTC [-] -199703;1354394300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3219 @ 0.00052001 = 1.6739 BTC [-] -199702;1354394301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33374 @ 0.00051997 = 17.3535 BTC [-] -199701;1354394464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052 = 2.2469 BTC [+] -199700;1354394465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1126 @ 0.00051997 = 0.5855 BTC [-] -199699;1354394643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7551 @ 0.00051406 = 3.8817 BTC [-] -199698;1354394643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15199 @ 0.00051286 = 7.795 BTC [-] -199697;1354394914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051962 = 2.2453 BTC [+] -199696;1354394914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4479 @ 0.00051976 = 2.328 BTC [+] -199695;1354395087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051293 = 2.2164 BTC [-] -199694;1354395089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1079 @ 0.00051286 = 0.5534 BTC [-] -199693;1354395525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051962 = 2.2453 BTC [+] -199692;1354395527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12024 @ 0.00051976 = 6.2496 BTC [+] -199691;1354395528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 705 @ 0.0005254 = 0.3704 BTC [+] -199690;1354395806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051306 = 2.2169 BTC [-] -199689;1354395808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 792 @ 0.00051286 = 0.4062 BTC [-] -199688;1354395809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16083 @ 0.00051146 = 8.2258 BTC [-] -199687;1354395810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8604 @ 0.00051101 = 4.3967 BTC [-] -199686;1354395927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8996 @ 0.00051101 = 4.597 BTC [-] -199685;1354395929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12104 @ 0.00051048 = 6.1788 BTC [-] -199684;1354396413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15250 @ 0.00051048 = 7.7848 BTC [-] -199683;1354396560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052534 = 2.27 BTC [+] -199682;1354396562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6270 @ 0.0005254 = 3.2943 BTC [+] -199681;1354396563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9961 @ 0.00052543 = 5.2338 BTC [+] -199680;1354396641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052522 = 2.2695 BTC [-] -199679;1354396641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 689 @ 0.00052543 = 0.362 BTC [+] -199678;1354396643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13150 @ 0.00052544 = 6.9095 BTC [+] -199677;1354396644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13353 @ 0.00052601 = 7.0238 BTC [+] -199676;1354396645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 437 @ 0.00052627 = 0.23 BTC [+] -199675;1354396730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051051 = 2.2059 BTC [-] -199674;1354396731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17039 @ 0.00051048 = 8.6981 BTC [-] -199673;1354396883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051058 = 2.2062 BTC [+] -199672;1354396884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22957 @ 0.00051048 = 11.7191 BTC [-] -199671;1354396886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3728 @ 0.00050992 = 1.901 BTC [-] -199670;1354397245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050995 = 2.2035 BTC [+] -199669;1354397247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18181 @ 0.00050992 = 9.2709 BTC [-] -199668;1354397248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6898 @ 0.00050989 = 3.5172 BTC [-] -199667;1354397516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00052607 = 0.6839 BTC [+] -199666;1354397972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3752 @ 0.00050989 = 1.9131 BTC [-] -199665;1354397973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22582 @ 0.00050985 = 11.5134 BTC [-] -199664;1354398535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00051777 = 5.0741 BTC [+] -199663;1354400002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00051404 = 6.0657 BTC [-] -199662;1354400003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10325 @ 0.00050985 = 5.2642 BTC [-] -199661;1354400005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35950 @ 0.0005098 = 18.3273 BTC [-] -199660;1354400006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17025 @ 0.00050978 = 8.679 BTC [-] -199659;1354400572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00051278 = 7.6917 BTC [+] -199658;1354400615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051698 = 2.2339 BTC [+] -199657;1354400616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4329 @ 0.00051727 = 2.2393 BTC [+] -199656;1354400823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2350 @ 0.00334688 = 7.8652 BTC [+] -199655;1354400874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051634 = 2.2311 BTC [-] -199654;1354400876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16750 @ 0.00051605 = 8.6438 BTC [-] -199653;1354400957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2225 @ 0.00050978 = 1.1343 BTC [-] -199652;1354400959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00050975 = 5.5053 BTC [-] -199651;1354400960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5985 @ 0.00050973 = 3.0507 BTC [-] -199650;1354400961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00050956 = 7.1338 BTC [-] -199649;1354400963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20300 @ 0.00050952 = 10.3433 BTC [-] -199648;1354400964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15590 @ 0.00050935 = 7.9408 BTC [-] -199647;1354400998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4129 @ 0.00051435 = 2.1238 BTC [+] -199646;1354400999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1721 @ 0.00051695 = 0.8897 BTC [+] -199645;1354401000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11871 @ 0.00051727 = 6.1405 BTC [+] -199644;1354401948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052609 = 2.2732 BTC [+] -199643;1354401950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9979 @ 0.00052627 = 5.2516 BTC [+] -199642;1354402157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052406 = 2.2645 BTC [-] -199641;1354402158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20927 @ 0.00052404 = 10.9666 BTC [-] -199640;1354402590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052606 = 2.2731 BTC [+] -199639;1354402591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12593 @ 0.00052627 = 6.6273 BTC [+] -199638;1354402857;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla : http://trilema.com/2012/dragons-tale-a-bitcoin-linux-mmorpg/ -199637;1354402866;mircea_popescu;i made 150 btc today with that, suffer. -199636;1354402867;mircea_popescu;cry. -199635;1354402992;Diablo-D3;did someone say bitcoin linux mmorpg? -199634;1354403046;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I should make some sort of bitcoin powered game -199633;1354403055;mircea_popescu;i did yeah -199632;1354403061;mircea_popescu;and that may be a good idea Diablo-D3. -199631;1354403070;Diablo-D3;be like -199630;1354403073;Diablo-D3;GIANT FUCKING SPACE SHIPS -199629;1354403075;Diablo-D3;IN SPACE -199628;1354403083;Diablo-D3;and only a tiny subset of them penis shaped. -199627;1354403118;Diablo-D3;>galonsized herbivore variant -199626;1354403169;Diablo-D3;but I love giant tits :< -199625;1354403201;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: so what Ill have to do is -199624;1354403205;Diablo-D3;finish seaking -199623;1354403215;Diablo-D3;that language of mine that focuses on large scale data processing -199622;1354403272;mircea_popescu;or that. -199621;1354403316;Diablo-D3;well, for example -199620;1354403318;Diablo-D3;look at minecraft -199619;1354403329;Diablo-D3;its in java -199618;1354403361;Diablo-D3;it was written by someone who didnt know how to wring every last bit of performance from java -199617;1354403361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052616 = 2.2735 BTC [-] -199616;1354403361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13883 @ 0.00052627 = 7.3062 BTC [+] -199615;1354403361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3396 @ 0.00052643 = 1.7878 BTC [+] -199614;1354403361;Diablo-D3;arguably, even if it was written by me, it may still be a fucking pig -199613;1354403364;Diablo-D3;because you just cant win there -199612;1354403391;Diablo-D3;now, lets say he wrote it with seaking -199611;1354403429;Diablo-D3;or really, lets say I wrote it with seaking because notch is a fucktard when it comes to coding -199610;1354403441;Diablo-D3;it would scale across as many machines as you could feed it -199609;1354403443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 439 @ 0.00334688 = 1.4693 BTC [+] -199608;1354403444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 461 @ 0.00337971 = 1.558 BTC [+] -199607;1354403581;mircea_popescu;so go ahead. -199606;1354403587;mircea_popescu;btc games is certainly a good line to be in. -199605;1354403603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052405 = 2.2644 BTC [-] -199604;1354403604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 507 @ 0.00052404 = 0.2657 BTC [-] -199603;1354403610;Diablo-D3;seriously like -199602;1354403628;Diablo-D3;you know those extra sexy top500 things they keep doing like porno photo spreads of? -199601;1354403644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052435 = 2.2657 BTC [+] -199600;1354403645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39316 @ 0.00052404 = 20.6032 BTC [-] -199599;1354403647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2129 @ 0.00051975 = 1.1065 BTC [-] -199598;1354403655;Diablo-D3;seaking would eat those for breakfast and have room for more -199597;1354403887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1439 @ 0.00337971 = 4.8634 BTC [+] -199596;1354403889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 949 @ 0.00339999 = 3.2266 BTC [+] -199595;1354403891;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.51669697 = 516.697 BTC [-] -199594;1354403897;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.59668103 = 596.681 BTC [-] -199593;1354404140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12065 @ 0.00051822 = 6.2523 BTC [-] -199592;1354404268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 619 @ 0.00051822 = 0.3208 BTC [-] -199591;1354404457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00339999 = 7.14 BTC [+] -199590;1354404696;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.59668103 = 596.681 BTC [-] -199589;1354404700;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.51669697 = 516.697 BTC [-] -199588;1354404718;jurov;Diablo-D3, there's some theory around that full bitcoin client itself will need to be parallelized to be able to keep with tx volume -199587;1354404728;Diablo-D3;jurov: probably not -199586;1354404733;Diablo-D3;not the way that I was discussing above -199585;1354404748;Diablo-D3;you could pretty much do what I already do with diablominer -199584;1354404761;Diablo-D3;infact, gpus would be massive overkill -199583;1354404762;pigeons;diablominer is the new python -199582;1354404773;Diablo-D3;lets say you had the tx volume of the entire planet -199581;1354404780;Diablo-D3;thats what we do in a year in an hour. -199580;1354404788;Diablo-D3;or hell, in a minute -199579;1354404795;Diablo-D3;several billion tx a day -199578;1354404808;Diablo-D3;a 7970 would be overkill for the math part. -199577;1354404836;Diablo-D3;you could process and verify the entire day's chain in a few minutes if you parallelized it as much as possible on a 7970 -199576;1354404914;jurov;yes? then someone should do that... the initial blockchain sync is painful and it's supposedly cpu bound -199575;1354404942;Diablo-D3;jurov: no -199574;1354404945;Diablo-D3;its IO bound -199573;1354404955;Diablo-D3;because bdb is fucking retarded and not meant to handle 2gb of data -199572;1354404966;Diablo-D3;thats already been fixed, it just hasnt shipped yet -199571;1354405018;Diablo-D3;0.8 will ship with leveldb (google's kv store thats basically as fast as kyoto cabinet) -199570;1354405027;Diablo-D3;(seriously, kv stores just arent getting any faster) -199569;1354405040;Diablo-D3;if you have unlimited network and disk IO -199568;1354405050;Diablo-D3;0.8 will sync the chain in like 3 hours -199567;1354405057;jurov;oh okay, i mixed it up... -199566;1354405087;Diablo-D3;I think sipa or gmaxwell said they can load an already existing dbd chain into leveldb in 15 minutes -199565;1354405130;Diablo-D3;jurov: now -199564;1354405133;Diablo-D3;once we have that fixed -199563;1354405146;Diablo-D3;where disk io is no longer a problem because bdb is fucktarded -199562;1354405152;Diablo-D3;cpu is next -199561;1354405164;Diablo-D3;but, as I said, we simply dont generate enough tx to matter -199560;1354405174;Diablo-D3;unless you have bitcoind on a rpi or something stupid like that, its not an issue -199559;1354405252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052631 = 2.2742 BTC [+] -199558;1354405254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27304 @ 0.00052643 = 14.3736 BTC [+] -199557;1354405255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 775 @ 0.00052652 = 0.4081 BTC [+] -199556;1354405267;Diablo-D3;now, if you do, you're still somewhat fucked -199555;1354405277;Diablo-D3;theres no opencl for the gpu that rpis have -199554;1354405358;jurov;i'm actually thinking to procure some lean server for that purpose, already ruled rpi out cause of tight memory -199553;1354405367;Diablo-D3;yeah, like -199552;1354405373;kakobrekla;man, an engineer would do a better pr job than josh does -199551;1354405375;Diablo-D3;I wouldnt use rpi now because I use p2pool -199550;1354405377;Diablo-D3;and that just isnt happening -199549;1354405378;jurov;next on list is via nano, with their sha256 instruction support -199548;1354405391;Diablo-D3;jurov: nope -199547;1354405392;Diablo-D3;isnt worth it -199546;1354405394;jurov;but maybe ecdsa is bigger problem... -199545;1354405409;Diablo-D3;vias do about 1mhash/sec -199544;1354405423;Diablo-D3;doing it on the x86 core itself you get more than that. -199543;1354405437;jurov;you say atom then? -199542;1354405444;Diablo-D3;neither -199541;1354405450;Diablo-D3;I'd go with an amd fusion -199540;1354405460;Diablo-D3;the newest ones with the GCN GPU -199539;1354405601;jurov;i'm a bit confused bitcoind has opencl support... or the fusion has such a good x86 computation power? -199538;1354405663;Diablo-D3;bitcoind in the future will have opencl support -199537;1354405682;Diablo-D3;fusions are good cheap cpus. -199536;1354405691;Diablo-D3;bitcoind rapes memory bandwidth -199535;1354405697;Diablo-D3;atoms and nanos dont have it -199534;1354405711;Diablo-D3;previous gen fusions use dual channel ddr3-1333, new ones I think are 1600 or 1866 -199533;1354405731;Diablo-D3;and its not like they use a lot of power -199532;1354405733;Diablo-D3;they dont -199531;1354405784;Diablo-D3;and with two ddr3 slots, you can throw 8gb of memory in -199530;1354405795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052341 = 2.2617 BTC [-] -199529;1354405796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10039 @ 0.00052323 = 5.2527 BTC [-] -199528;1354405799;jurov;good to know -199527;1354405801;Diablo-D3;that means caching the entire chain and having another 6gb free. -199526;1354405820;Diablo-D3;actually sorry -199525;1354405823;Diablo-D3;you can throw 16gb in -199524;1354405832;Diablo-D3;it just gets expensive putting that much in -199523;1354405847;Diablo-D3;although the next box Im building Im putting 32 in, so heh -199522;1354405861;Diablo-D3;jurov: basically, bitcoind will have what it needs by the time we need it -199521;1354405881;Diablo-D3;so if it comes to the point we need to parallel verify incoming tx on gpus, we will -199520;1354405901;Diablo-D3;that'll be the day where every tx in the world is done using bitcoin. -199519;1354405902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052644 = 2.2747 BTC [+] -199518;1354405902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11479 @ 0.00052652 = 6.0439 BTC [+] -199517;1354405991;jurov;okay. just that i was talking with someone who did a thesis on that -199516;1354406020;jurov;and he was convinced that network speed will be the first bottleneck -199515;1354406044;jurov;have to wait till he finishes it to see the exact reasoning -199514;1354406136;jurov;so from there i derived maybe it will be necessary to loadbalance the processing, like high intensity HTTP is done now -199513;1354406141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052649 = 2.275 BTC [-] -199512;1354406142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12421 @ 0.00052652 = 6.5399 BTC [+] -199511;1354406143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14208 @ 0.00052732 = 7.4922 BTC [+] -199510;1354406198;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.51669697 = 516.697 BTC [-] -199509;1354406205;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.59668103 = 596.681 BTC [-] -199508;1354406256;jurov;^^^ should have bought some bonds.. but dunno what happens to btcusd now -199507;1354406338;mircea_popescu;grace period is 48 hours, you still got a little time. -199506;1354406431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 142 @ 0.00052732 = 0.0749 BTC [+] -199505;1354406432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13175 @ 0.00052733 = 6.9476 BTC [+] -199504;1354406455;kakobrekla;22:47.41 ( Diablo-D3 ) bitcoind in the future will have opencl support -199503;1354406457;kakobrekla;urlpls? -199502;1354406469;kakobrekla;fuckin scrollback. -199501;1354406502;kakobrekla;what -199500;1354406506;kakobrekla;what are buying? -199499;1354406510;kakobrekla;we* -199498;1354406514;mircea_popescu;lolwat ? -199497;1354406538;kakobrekla;22:57.34 ( jurov ) ^^^ should have bought some bonds.. but dunno what happens to btcusd now -199496;1354406538;kakobrekla;22:58.56 ( mircea_popescu ) grace period is 48 hours, you still got a little time. -199495;1354406543;kakobrekla;umm -199494;1354406547;kakobrekla;talking about mpoe? -199493;1354406565;jurov;yes, seeing as thousands of opts are being sold again -199492;1354406578;kakobrekla;hmmm -199491;1354406624;mircea_popescu;ya bonds -199490;1354406663;kakobrekla;what was the roi this past month? -199489;1354406694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18175 @ 0.00052733 = 9.5842 BTC [+] -199488;1354406695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9125 @ 0.00052769 = 4.8152 BTC [+] -199487;1354406738;mircea_popescu;~5% -199486;1354406753;kakobrekla;>>I'd have said the stupid days of Bitcoin are behind us. Sorta like how the Van Buren crisis brought an end to the stupid days of America. -199485;1354406761;kakobrekla;stupid days in america are over?!? -199484;1354406846;mircea_popescu;huh ? -199483;1354406853;kakobrekla;-PR words. -199482;1354406898;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1371901#msg1371901 -199481;1354406995;jcpham;i'm pretend to be stupid in case anyone misses it -199480;1354407005;jcpham;i'll -199479;1354407305;mircea_popescu;lol -199478;1354407309;mircea_popescu;i guess she means speculation -199477;1354407454;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128699.msg1371863;topicseen#msg1371863 -199476;1354407534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16068 @ 0.00052769 = 8.4789 BTC [+] -199475;1354407536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2882 @ 0.00052792 = 1.5215 BTC [+] -199474;1354407953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052431 = 2.2655 BTC [-] -199473;1354407955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15185 @ 0.00052423 = 7.9604 BTC [-] -199472;1354408327;dub;we need a web of trolls -199471;1354408384;dub;the troll density in this community is drowning it in retardation -199470;1354408444;dub;integrating a troll wot into forums or an greasemonkey script would save us a shitload of time filtering these fucktards our selves -199469;1354408581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005255 = 2.2707 BTC [+] -199468;1354408583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5779 @ 0.00052549 = 3.0368 BTC [-] -199467;1354408699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2621 @ 0.00052549 = 1.3773 BTC [-] -199466;1354408700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12043 @ 0.00052516 = 6.3245 BTC [-] -199465;1354408787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3004 @ 0.00052516 = 1.5776 BTC [-] -199464;1354408788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1215 @ 0.00052423 = 0.6369 BTC [-] -199463;1354408790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 298 @ 0.00052323 = 0.1559 BTC [-] -199462;1354408791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1607 @ 0.00052312 = 0.8407 BTC [-] -199461;1354408792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00052222 = 3.2117 BTC [-] -199460;1354408793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2226 @ 0.00052196 = 1.1619 BTC [-] -199459;1354408863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22200 @ 0.00052196 = 11.5875 BTC [-] -199458;1354408996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3174 @ 0.00052196 = 1.6567 BTC [-] -199457;1354408997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3910 @ 0.00051972 = 2.0321 BTC [-] -199456;1354409241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29750 @ 0.00051972 = 15.4617 BTC [-] -199455;1354409366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9121 @ 0.00051972 = 4.7404 BTC [-] -199454;1354409368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4179 @ 0.00051772 = 2.1636 BTC [-] -199453;1354409411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12921 @ 0.00051772 = 6.6895 BTC [-] -199452;1354410687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1979 @ 0.00051496 = 1.0191 BTC [-] -199451;1354411147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052775 = 2.2804 BTC [+] -199450;1354411149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10829 @ 0.00052792 = 5.7168 BTC [+] -199449;1354411628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052778 = 2.2805 BTC [-] -199448;1354411630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10709 @ 0.00052792 = 5.6535 BTC [+] -199447;1354411631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.000528 = 2.4816 BTC [+] -199446;1354411632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00052804 = 1.5841 BTC [+] -199445;1354411632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2076 @ 0.00052838 = 1.0969 BTC [+] -199444;1354412320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052273 = 2.2587 BTC [-] -199443;1354412321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6196 @ 0.00052238 = 3.2367 BTC [-] -199442;1354413113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052416 = 2.2649 BTC [+] -199441;1354413114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1779 @ 0.00052391 = 0.932 BTC [-] -199440;1354413226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 766 @ 0.00052812 = 0.4045 BTC [+] -199439;1354413597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3555 @ 0.00052812 = 1.8775 BTC [+] -199438;1354413598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14024 @ 0.00052838 = 7.41 BTC [+] -199437;1354413600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13221 @ 0.0005287 = 6.9899 BTC [+] -199436;1354413840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005285 = 2.2836 BTC [-] -199435;1354413840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4479 @ 0.0005287 = 2.368 BTC [+] -199434;1354414231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052729 = 2.2784 BTC [-] -199433;1354414232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9079 @ 0.00052716 = 4.7861 BTC [-] -199432;1354414284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052722 = 2.2781 BTC [+] -199431;1354414285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6871 @ 0.00052716 = 3.6221 BTC [-] -199430;1354414286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5908 @ 0.00052391 = 3.0953 BTC [-] -199429;1354414297;EskimoBob;this shit is like a mexican soap opera: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113708.msg1371887#msg1371887 -199428;1354414534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052407 = 2.2645 BTC [+] -199427;1354414535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23379 @ 0.00052391 = 12.2485 BTC [-] -199426;1354415100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6461 @ 0.00052391 = 3.385 BTC [-] -199425;1354415615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00052488 = 1.9421 BTC [+] -199424;1354415616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052849 = 2.2836 BTC [+] -199423;1354415618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7220 @ 0.0005287 = 3.8172 BTC [+] -199422;1354415619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14959 @ 0.00052896 = 7.9127 BTC [+] -199421;1354415785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052409 = 2.2646 BTC [-] -199420;1354415786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12773 @ 0.00052391 = 6.6919 BTC [-] -199419;1354415788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4206 @ 0.00052345 = 2.2016 BTC [-] -199418;1354416033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3368 @ 0.00052345 = 1.763 BTC [-] -199417;1354416239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5100 @ 0.0033937 = 17.3079 BTC [-] -199416;1354416241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00339999 = 4.59 BTC [+] -199415;1354416581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4176 @ 0.00052345 = 2.1859 BTC [-] -199414;1354416582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11254 @ 0.00052238 = 5.8789 BTC [-] -199413;1354416584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14120 @ 0.00052006 = 7.3432 BTC [-] -199412;1354417298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5630 @ 0.00052006 = 2.9279 BTC [-] -199411;1354418338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13470 @ 0.00051829 = 6.9814 BTC [-] -199410;1354419081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18550 @ 0.00051829 = 9.6143 BTC [-] -199409;1354419319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00051964 = 6.8592 BTC [+] -199408;1354420073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23450 @ 0.0005195 = 12.1823 BTC [-] -199407;1354421090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.0005195 = 2.9352 BTC [-] -199406;1354421091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2680 @ 0.00051829 = 1.389 BTC [-] -199405;1354421093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24320 @ 0.00051703 = 12.5742 BTC [-] -199404;1354421361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23580 @ 0.00051703 = 12.1916 BTC [-] -199403;1354421363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4720 @ 0.00051674 = 2.439 BTC [-] -199402;1354421747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 220 @ 0.00051964 = 0.1143 BTC [+] -199401;1354421749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23450 @ 0.00051988 = 12.1912 BTC [+] -199400;1354421750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22830 @ 0.0005202 = 11.8762 BTC [+] -199399;1354421797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.00334398 = 8.6943 BTC [-] -199398;1354422138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00334106 = 7.3503 BTC [-] -199397;1354422191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3070 @ 0.0005202 = 1.597 BTC [+] -199396;1354422192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2315 @ 0.00052099 = 1.2061 BTC [+] -199395;1354422461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18435 @ 0.00052099 = 9.6045 BTC [+] -199394;1354422463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20143 @ 0.00052517 = 10.5785 BTC [+] -199393;1354422463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5472 @ 0.00052881 = 2.8936 BTC [+] -199392;1354422663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00051674 = 1.7311 BTC [-] -199391;1354423036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4962 @ 0.00051674 = 2.5641 BTC [-] -199390;1354423144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5850 @ 0.00052081 = 3.0467 BTC [+] -199389;1354423271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14344 @ 0.00051674 = 7.4121 BTC [-] -199388;1354423870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2339 @ 0.00051674 = 1.2087 BTC [-] -199387;1354423918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23427 @ 0.00052081 = 12.201 BTC [+] -199386;1354424174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27870 @ 0.00052081 = 14.515 BTC [+] -199385;1354424431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1603 @ 0.00052081 = 0.8349 BTC [+] -199384;1354424433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00052873 = 4.6264 BTC [+] -199383;1354424434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2928 @ 0.00052881 = 1.5484 BTC [+] -199382;1354424435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6291 @ 0.00052896 = 3.3277 BTC [+] -199381;1354424436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11728 @ 0.000529 = 6.2041 BTC [+] -199380;1354424468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052871 = 2.2846 BTC [-] -199379;1354424470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10172 @ 0.000529 = 5.381 BTC [+] -199378;1354424471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14557 @ 0.00052923 = 7.704 BTC [+] -199377;1354424886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052896 = 2.2856 BTC [-] -199376;1354424887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12243 @ 0.00052923 = 6.4794 BTC [+] -199375;1354424889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17788 @ 0.00052945 = 9.4179 BTC [+] -199374;1354424977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052933 = 2.2872 BTC [-] -199373;1354424978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6079 @ 0.00052945 = 3.2185 BTC [+] -199372;1354425164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052731 = 2.2785 BTC [-] -199371;1354425165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.000527 = 8.2739 BTC [-] -199370;1354425414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18900 @ 0.00052654 = 9.9516 BTC [-] -199369;1354425416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00052692 = 0.4742 BTC [+] -199368;1354425474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005168 = 2.2331 BTC [-] -199367;1354425475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1835 @ 0.00051674 = 0.9482 BTC [-] -199366;1354425477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15286 @ 0.00051579 = 7.8844 BTC [-] -199365;1354425716;dub;wow noagendamarket actually stabbed a bunch of people, killing one of them -199364;1354425737;Diablo-D3;wait, what? -199363;1354425747;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128630.20 -199362;1354425754;dub;http://www.animalnoises.com.au/animal-noises-articles/1992/11/28/unstable-killer-jailed/ -199361;1354425819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.003344 = 4.6816 BTC [+] -199360;1354425851;Diablo-D3;but he was just in here -199359;1354426123;dub;it was 20 years ago and he got a couple years jail -199358;1354426309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005159 = 2.2292 BTC [+] -199357;1354426310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42029 @ 0.00051579 = 21.6781 BTC [-] -199356;1354426338;dub;also https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128523.0 bitcoin police officer (lol) scams a guy for CCNA brain dumps (LOL) -199355;1354426537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.003344 = 6.1864 BTC [+] -199354;1354426726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10639 @ 0.00051673 = 5.4975 BTC [+] -199353;1354426728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11035 @ 0.00051579 = 5.6917 BTC [-] -199352;1354426729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 626 @ 0.00051528 = 0.3226 BTC [-] -199351;1354426873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051949 = 2.2447 BTC [+] -199350;1354426875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7029 @ 0.00051978 = 3.6535 BTC [+] -199349;1354426877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051949 = 2.2447 BTC [-] -199348;1354426878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7029 @ 0.00051978 = 3.6535 BTC [+] -199347;1354427739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051946 = 2.2446 BTC [-] -199346;1354427741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5379 @ 0.00051978 = 2.7959 BTC [+] -199345;1354427973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051543 = 2.2272 BTC [-] -199344;1354427974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7879 @ 0.00051528 = 4.0599 BTC [-] -199343;1354428369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051558 = 2.2278 BTC [+] -199342;1354428371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9579 @ 0.00051528 = 4.9359 BTC [-] -199341;1354428562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3750 @ 0.00051971 = 1.9489 BTC [+] -199340;1354428805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1866 @ 0.00051528 = 0.9615 BTC [-] -199339;1354428807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00051508 = 3.5541 BTC [-] -199338;1354428808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9571 @ 0.00051503 = 4.9294 BTC [-] -199337;1354428808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.0005147 = 4.7352 BTC [-] -199336;1354428810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18450 @ 0.00051379 = 9.4794 BTC [-] -199335;1354428811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14905 @ 0.00051281 = 7.6434 BTC [-] -199334;1354428890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 571 @ 0.00051971 = 0.2968 BTC [+] -199333;1354428892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1992 @ 0.00051978 = 1.0354 BTC [+] -199332;1354429147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3637 @ 0.00052033 = 1.8924 BTC [+] -199331;1354429148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39 @ 0.00051281 = 0.02 BTC [-] -199330;1354429150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00051252 = 3.2033 BTC [-] -199329;1354429151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00051109 = 0.92 BTC [-] -199328;1354429152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12350 @ 0.00051064 = 6.3064 BTC [-] -199327;1354429153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 232 @ 0.00050935 = 0.1182 BTC [-] -199326;1354429154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8642 @ 0.0005093 = 4.4014 BTC [-] -199325;1354429292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00051638 = 5.0605 BTC [+] -199324;1354429293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052666 = 2.2757 BTC [+] -199323;1354429295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 670 @ 0.00052692 = 0.353 BTC [+] -199322;1354429533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9309 @ 0.00052692 = 4.9051 BTC [+] -199321;1354429535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21541 @ 0.0005271 = 11.3543 BTC [+] -199320;1354429904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052933 = 2.2872 BTC [+] -199319;1354429905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 116 @ 0.00052945 = 0.0614 BTC [+] -199318;1354429907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12213 @ 0.00052946 = 6.4663 BTC [+] -199317;1354430099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9523 @ 0.0005278 = 5.0262 BTC [-] -199316;1354430223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050945 = 2.2013 BTC [-] -199315;1354430224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1822 @ 0.0005093 = 0.9279 BTC [-] -199314;1354430225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26000 @ 0.00050923 = 13.24 BTC [-] -199313;1354430227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1757 @ 0.00050923 = 0.8947 BTC [-] -199312;1354430664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051104 = 2.2082 BTC [+] -199311;1354430665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17179 @ 0.0005112 = 8.7819 BTC [+] -199310;1354431157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050935 = 2.2009 BTC [-] -199309;1354431158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21629 @ 0.00050923 = 11.0141 BTC [-] -199308;1354431292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051085 = 2.2074 BTC [+] -199307;1354431294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11023 @ 0.0005112 = 5.635 BTC [+] -199306;1354431664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18250 @ 0.0005112 = 9.3294 BTC [+] -199305;1354432476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005095 = 2.2015 BTC [-] -199304;1354432478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6760 @ 0.00050923 = 3.4424 BTC [-] -199303;1354433058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051101 = 2.2081 BTC [+] -199302;1354433060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 925 @ 0.0005112 = 0.4729 BTC [+] -199301;1354433061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8368 @ 0.00051172 = 4.2821 BTC [+] -199300;1354433519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8950 @ 0.00051172 = 4.5799 BTC [+] -199299;1354433837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050939 = 2.2011 BTC [-] -199298;1354433838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4749 @ 0.00050923 = 2.4183 BTC [-] -199297;1354433840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6130 @ 0.00050919 = 3.1213 BTC [-] -199296;1354434367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051156 = 2.2105 BTC [+] -199295;1354434368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19579 @ 0.00051172 = 10.019 BTC [+] -199294;1354434979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050923 = 2.2004 BTC [-] -199293;1354434979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7420 @ 0.00050919 = 3.7782 BTC [-] -199292;1354434981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1227 @ 0.00050909 = 0.6247 BTC [-] -199291;1354435167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050924 = 2.2004 BTC [+] -199290;1354435168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3273 @ 0.00050909 = 1.6663 BTC [-] -199289;1354435170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12616 @ 0.00050908 = 6.4226 BTC [-] -199288;1354435171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10290 @ 0.00050899 = 5.2375 BTC [-] -199287;1354469275;mircea_popescu;http://imgur.com/r/funny/NWjzU -199286;1354469401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051088 = 2.2075 BTC [-] -199285;1354469403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4320 @ 0.00051069 = 2.2062 BTC [-] -199284;1354469404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3409 @ 0.00051065 = 1.7408 BTC [-] -199283;1354469482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00051436 = 1.7745 BTC [+] -199282;1354469672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005108 = 2.2072 BTC [-] -199281;1354469673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12029 @ 0.00051065 = 6.1426 BTC [-] -199280;1354469855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0033063 = 3.3063 BTC [+] -199279;1354470481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17676 @ 0.00051065 = 9.0262 BTC [-] -199278;1354470481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1424 @ 0.00050945 = 0.7255 BTC [-] -199277;1354470550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23750 @ 0.00050945 = 12.0994 BTC [-] -199276;1354470774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 871 @ 0.00051436 = 0.448 BTC [+] -199275;1354470775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22646 @ 0.0005145 = 11.6514 BTC [+] -199274;1354470777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4001 @ 0.00051706 = 2.0688 BTC [+] -199273;1354470991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050976 = 2.2027 BTC [-] -199272;1354470992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13026 @ 0.00050945 = 6.6361 BTC [-] -199271;1354471218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00328545 = 3.2855 BTC [-] -199270;1354471455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9384 @ 0.00050733 = 4.7608 BTC [-] -199269;1354471868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3535 @ 0.00050761 = 1.7944 BTC [+] -199268;1354472478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00050761 = 8.7309 BTC [+] -199267;1354472906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4465 @ 0.00050761 = 2.2665 BTC [+] -199266;1354472907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1135 @ 0.00050911 = 0.5778 BTC [+] -199265;1354472970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15318 @ 0.00050911 = 7.7985 BTC [+] -199264;1354472971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14049 @ 0.00051706 = 7.2642 BTC [+] -199263;1354472973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11633 @ 0.00051824 = 6.0287 BTC [+] -199262;1354473287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005135 = 2.2188 BTC [-] -199261;1354473288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3224 @ 0.00051371 = 1.6562 BTC [+] -199260;1354474592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051368 = 2.2196 BTC [-] -199259;1354474593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12426 @ 0.00051371 = 6.3834 BTC [+] -199258;1354474594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7353 @ 0.00051456 = 3.7836 BTC [+] -199257;1354474707;ColdHardMetal;;;gpg eauth ColdHardMetal -199256;1354474708;gribble;Request successful for user ColdHardMetal, hostmask ColdHardMetal!~IceChat77@unaffiliated/coldhardmetal. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/0468F54ABEACA9BD -199255;1354474761;ColdHardMetal;;;gpg everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:cbe5f3cd1cb816b08bed5f6781ca1c1e7784c2c9011447b67b4a0574 -199254;1354474763;gribble;You are now authenticated for user ColdHardMetal with key 0468F54ABEACA9BD -199253;1354474763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051255 = 2.2147 BTC [-] -199252;1354474764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4579 @ 0.00051227 = 2.3457 BTC [-] -199251;1354475197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00051252 = 11.0192 BTC [+] -199250;1354475199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 250 @ 0.00051456 = 0.1286 BTC [+] -199249;1354475429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051255 = 2.2147 BTC [-] -199248;1354475431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20179 @ 0.00051227 = 10.3371 BTC [-] -199247;1354475977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00051265 = 6.7157 BTC [+] -199246;1354475979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25933 @ 0.00051456 = 13.3441 BTC [+] -199245;1354476150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051425 = 2.2221 BTC [-] -199244;1354476152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17379 @ 0.00051456 = 8.9425 BTC [+] -199243;1354476299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051426 = 2.2221 BTC [-] -199242;1354476301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13985 @ 0.00051456 = 7.1961 BTC [+] -199241;1354476302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5403 @ 0.00051562 = 2.7859 BTC [+] -199240;1354476992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051239 = 2.214 BTC [-] -199239;1354476997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10953 @ 0.00051227 = 5.6109 BTC [-] -199238;1354477339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051094 = 2.2078 BTC [-] -199237;1354477340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12497 @ 0.00051087 = 6.3843 BTC [-] -199236;1354477342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5332 @ 0.00050733 = 2.7051 BTC [-] -199235;1354477671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13739 @ 0.00050733 = 6.9702 BTC [-] -199234;1354477673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9281 @ 0.00050729 = 4.7082 BTC [-] -199233;1354477674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7480 @ 0.00050697 = 3.7921 BTC [-] -199232;1354477909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15470 @ 0.00050697 = 7.8428 BTC [-] -199231;1354477910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9045 @ 0.00050696 = 4.5855 BTC [-] -199230;1354478334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4664 @ 0.0005118 = 2.387 BTC [+] -199229;1354478336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051543 = 2.2272 BTC [+] -199228;1354478337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5315 @ 0.00051562 = 2.7405 BTC [+] -199227;1354478383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050712 = 2.1913 BTC [-] -199226;1354478384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1805 @ 0.00050696 = 0.9151 BTC [-] -199225;1354478386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11898 @ 0.00050685 = 6.0305 BTC [-] -199224;1354478417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.0033063 = 1.8185 BTC [+] -199223;1354478436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4352 @ 0.00050685 = 2.2058 BTC [-] -199222;1354478437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13711 @ 0.00050679 = 6.9486 BTC [-] -199221;1354478661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051549 = 2.2274 BTC [+] -199220;1354478663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11382 @ 0.00051562 = 5.8688 BTC [+] -199219;1354478663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5247 @ 0.00051633 = 2.7092 BTC [+] -199218;1354479169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051631 = 2.231 BTC [-] -199217;1354479171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7729 @ 0.00051633 = 3.9907 BTC [+] -199216;1354479353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050703 = 2.1909 BTC [-] -199215;1354479354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8789 @ 0.00050679 = 4.4542 BTC [-] -199214;1354479355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.0005067 = 9.4246 BTC [-] -199213;1354479356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 590 @ 0.00050662 = 0.2989 BTC [-] -199212;1354479671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050663 = 2.1891 BTC [+] -199211;1354479672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7660 @ 0.00050662 = 3.8807 BTC [-] -199210;1354479674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10719 @ 0.00050658 = 5.43 BTC [-] -199209;1354480337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051599 = 2.2296 BTC [+] -199208;1354480338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3029 @ 0.00051633 = 1.564 BTC [+] -199207;1354481347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2836 @ 0.00332656 = 9.4341 BTC [+] -199206;1354481463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051602 = 2.2297 BTC [-] -199205;1354481464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7879 @ 0.00051633 = 4.0682 BTC [+] -199204;1354481929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051618 = 2.2304 BTC [-] -199203;1354481931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 616 @ 0.00051633 = 0.3181 BTC [+] -199202;1354481932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00051697 = 5.635 BTC [+] -199201;1354481932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2163 @ 0.0005173 = 1.1189 BTC [+] -199200;1354482235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051145 = 2.21 BTC [-] -199199;1354482235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29900 @ 0.00051118 = 15.2843 BTC [-] -199198;1354482237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2679 @ 0.00051008 = 1.3665 BTC [-] -199197;1354482626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5550 @ 0.00331 = 18.3705 BTC [-] -199196;1354482930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051034 = 2.2052 BTC [+] -199195;1354482931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5829 @ 0.00051008 = 2.9733 BTC [-] -199194;1354483392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051012 = 2.2042 BTC [+] -199193;1354483393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13819 @ 0.00051008 = 7.0488 BTC [-] -199192;1354483817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00051028 = 6.0213 BTC [+] -199191;1354483819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2973 @ 0.00051008 = 1.5165 BTC [-] -199190;1354484418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1876 @ 0.0005089 = 0.9547 BTC [-] -199189;1354484420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1124 @ 0.00051606 = 0.5801 BTC [+] -199188;1354484683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9150 @ 0.00051057 = 4.6717 BTC [-] -199187;1354484818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 42900 @ 0.00331 = 141.999 BTC [-] -199186;1354485076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1386 @ 0.00328545 = 4.5536 BTC [-] -199185;1354485077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00326791 = 7.5162 BTC [-] -199184;1354485079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 814 @ 0.0032648 = 2.6575 BTC [-] -199183;1354485144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3197 @ 0.00051606 = 1.6498 BTC [+] -199182;1354485145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13050 @ 0.00051638 = 6.7388 BTC [+] -199181;1354485147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11370 @ 0.0005173 = 5.8817 BTC [+] -199180;1354485148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18133 @ 0.00051747 = 9.3833 BTC [+] -199179;1354485464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051058 = 2.2062 BTC [-] -199178;1354485466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00051057 = 5.0546 BTC [-] -199177;1354485467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1710 @ 0.00050688 = 0.8668 BTC [-] -199176;1354485646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051721 = 2.2349 BTC [+] -199175;1354485647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7117 @ 0.00051747 = 3.6828 BTC [+] -199174;1354485648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3212 @ 0.00051824 = 1.6646 BTC [+] -199173;1354486728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051526 = 2.2264 BTC [-] -199172;1354486730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16012 @ 0.00051545 = 8.2534 BTC [+] -199171;1354486731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6117 @ 0.00051591 = 3.1558 BTC [+] -199170;1354487525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00050801 = 4.7753 BTC [-] -199169;1354487750;dub;[14:57] [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1710 @ 0.00050688 = 0.8668 BTC [-] -199168;1354487754;dub;wtf -199167;1354488022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050832 = 2.1965 BTC [+] -199166;1354488023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8679 @ 0.00050821 = 4.4108 BTC [-] -199165;1354488399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050844 = 2.197 BTC [+] -199164;1354488400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17721 @ 0.00050821 = 9.006 BTC [-] -199163;1354488402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00050801 = 0.4572 BTC [-] -199162;1354488591;mircea_popescu;hm ? -199161;1354488614;dub;mispaste -199160;1354488655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21491 @ 0.00050688 = 10.8934 BTC [-] -199159;1354488657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7853 @ 0.00050679 = 3.9798 BTC [-] -199158;1354488892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8047 @ 0.00050679 = 4.0781 BTC [-] -199157;1354488894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7618 @ 0.00050658 = 3.8591 BTC [-] -199156;1354489149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00050742 = 6.0129 BTC [+] -199155;1354489260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14326 @ 0.00050658 = 7.2573 BTC [-] -199154;1354489261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7774 @ 0.00050654 = 3.9378 BTC [-] -199153;1354489377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4526 @ 0.00050654 = 2.2926 BTC [-] -199152;1354489378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00050647 = 3.1908 BTC [-] -199151;1354489379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00050643 = 6.1278 BTC [-] -199150;1354489380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.0005064 = 7.6466 BTC [-] -199149;1354489381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13874 @ 0.00050635 = 7.0251 BTC [-] -199148;1354489646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4268 @ 0.00050742 = 2.1657 BTC [+] -199147;1354489917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051562 = 2.228 BTC [+] -199146;1354489918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10483 @ 0.00051591 = 5.4083 BTC [+] -199145;1354489920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5996 @ 0.00051596 = 3.0937 BTC [+] -199144;1354490132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005086 = 2.1977 BTC [-] -199143;1354490134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11142 @ 0.00050858 = 5.6666 BTC [-] -199142;1354490135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13498 @ 0.00050635 = 6.8347 BTC [-] -199141;1354490136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13889 @ 0.00050632 = 7.0323 BTC [-] -199140;1354490595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00050632 = 2.5822 BTC [-] -199139;1354491134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8311 @ 0.00050632 = 4.208 BTC [-] -199138;1354491136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9989 @ 0.00050631 = 5.0575 BTC [-] -199137;1354491401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6043 @ 0.00050631 = 3.0596 BTC [-] -199136;1354491403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29257 @ 0.00050624 = 14.8111 BTC [-] -199135;1354492017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14619 @ 0.00050781 = 7.4237 BTC [+] -199134;1354492019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.0005116 = 3.7347 BTC [+] -199133;1354492020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8781 @ 0.00051596 = 4.5306 BTC [+] -199132;1354492471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051561 = 2.228 BTC [-] -199131;1354492473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3179 @ 0.00051596 = 1.6402 BTC [+] -199130;1354492562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3550 @ 0.00326701 = 11.5979 BTC [+] -199129;1354493296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00051589 = 1.5477 BTC [-] -199128;1354493563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050665 = 2.1892 BTC [-] -199127;1354493564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00050632 = 7.5948 BTC [-] -199126;1354493565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6693 @ 0.00050624 = 3.3883 BTC [-] -199125;1354493567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37186 @ 0.00050622 = 18.8243 BTC [-] -199124;1354494547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00051018 = 8.571 BTC [+] -199123;1354494911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00051018 = 8.7751 BTC [+] -199122;1354494912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2514 @ 0.00050622 = 1.2726 BTC [-] -199121;1354494914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14186 @ 0.00050619 = 7.1808 BTC [-] -199120;1354495516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00051384 = 8.5811 BTC [+] -199119;1354495611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5971 @ 0.00051384 = 3.0681 BTC [+] -199118;1354495896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25314 @ 0.00050619 = 12.8137 BTC [-] -199117;1354495897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2386 @ 0.00050618 = 1.2077 BTC [-] -199116;1354495979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051067 = 2.2066 BTC [+] -199115;1354495981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2929 @ 0.00051067 = 1.4958 BTC [+] -199114;1354496275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6583 @ 0.00050899 = 3.3507 BTC [-] -199113;1354496679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24567 @ 0.00050899 = 12.5044 BTC [-] -199112;1354496681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38133 @ 0.00051091 = 19.4825 BTC [+] -199111;1354496802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4984 @ 0.00051091 = 2.5464 BTC [+] -199110;1354496921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00051577 = 1.9599 BTC [+] -199109;1354496923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5830 @ 0.00051132 = 2.981 BTC [-] -199108;1354496923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1720 @ 0.00050736 = 0.8727 BTC [-] -199107;1354498283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16850 @ 0.00051243 = 8.6344 BTC [+] -199106;1354499053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.00051049 = 7.4532 BTC [-] -199105;1354499055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3530 @ 0.00051596 = 1.8213 BTC [+] -199104;1354499056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9664 @ 0.00051605 = 4.9871 BTC [+] -199103;1354499406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4269 @ 0.00326536 = 13.9398 BTC [-] -199102;1354499721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2601 @ 0.00050734 = 1.3196 BTC [-] -199101;1354499722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5099 @ 0.00050706 = 2.5855 BTC [-] -199100;1354499860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051597 = 2.2295 BTC [+] -199099;1354499862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17961 @ 0.00051605 = 9.2688 BTC [+] -199098;1354499997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13175 @ 0.00051605 = 6.799 BTC [+] -199097;1354500302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17050 @ 0.0005174 = 8.8217 BTC [+] -199096;1354500612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.0005174 = 2.4318 BTC [+] -199095;1354501219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14875 @ 0.00051732 = 7.6951 BTC [-] -199094;1354501502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00051332 = 2.8746 BTC [-] -199093;1354501769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16475 @ 0.00051332 = 8.4569 BTC [-] -199092;1354501771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16625 @ 0.0005174 = 8.6018 BTC [+] -199091;1354502248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3416 @ 0.0005174 = 1.7674 BTC [+] -199090;1354502249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11584 @ 0.00051754 = 5.9952 BTC [+] -199089;1354502352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1569 @ 0.00332656 = 5.2194 BTC [+] -199088;1354502354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1054 @ 0.00332977 = 3.5096 BTC [+] -199087;1354502543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14416 @ 0.00051754 = 7.4609 BTC [+] -199086;1354502544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1377 @ 0.00051824 = 0.7136 BTC [+] -199085;1354502546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26200 @ 0.00051857 = 13.5865 BTC [+] -199084;1354502547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4171 @ 0.000519 = 2.1647 BTC [+] -199083;1354502788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00332977 = 7.6585 BTC [+] -199082;1354502966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051548 = 2.2274 BTC [-] -199081;1354502967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00051536 = 8.555 BTC [-] -199080;1354502969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8001 @ 0.00050706 = 4.057 BTC [-] -199079;1354502969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1328 @ 0.00050654 = 0.6727 BTC [-] -199078;1354503061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051869 = 2.2413 BTC [+] -199077;1354503063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10299 @ 0.000519 = 5.3452 BTC [+] -199076;1354503442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7180 @ 0.000519 = 3.7264 BTC [+] -199075;1354503444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14420 @ 0.00051915 = 7.4861 BTC [+] -199074;1354503832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050656 = 2.1888 BTC [-] -199073;1354503833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5279 @ 0.00050654 = 2.674 BTC [-] -199072;1354503894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051067 = 2.2066 BTC [+] -199071;1354503895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44679 @ 0.0005108 = 22.822 BTC [+] -199070;1354504057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050689 = 2.1903 BTC [-] -199069;1354504059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22179 @ 0.00050654 = 11.2346 BTC [-] -199068;1354504433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.00050654 = 13.5753 BTC [-] -199067;1354504647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10636 @ 0.00050654 = 5.3876 BTC [-] -199066;1354505312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051077 = 2.207 BTC [+] -199065;1354505314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6871 @ 0.0005108 = 3.5097 BTC [+] -199064;1354505315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7930 @ 0.00051915 = 4.1169 BTC [+] -199063;1354505316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7167 @ 0.00051951 = 3.7233 BTC [+] -199062;1354505318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14076 @ 0.00051959 = 7.3137 BTC [+] -199061;1354505368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00051959 = 3.2215 BTC [+] -199060;1354505758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00051959 = 4.8582 BTC [+] -199059;1354505949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00051959 = 1.6107 BTC [+] -199058;1354506162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050681 = 2.1899 BTC [-] -199057;1354506163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00050666 = 8.7652 BTC [-] -199056;1354506165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15773 @ 0.00050654 = 7.9897 BTC [-] -199055;1354506166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7106 @ 0.00050618 = 3.5969 BTC [-] -199054;1354506785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00050618 = 1.5185 BTC [-] -199053;1354507365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21163 @ 0.00050618 = 10.7123 BTC [-] -199052;1354507366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10708 @ 0.00050618 = 5.4202 BTC [-] -199051;1354507368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14561 @ 0.00050606 = 7.3687 BTC [-] -199050;1354507866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11627 @ 0.00050606 = 5.884 BTC [-] -199049;1354507867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12573 @ 0.00050602 = 6.3622 BTC [-] -199048;1354508795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 655 @ 0.00050602 = 0.3314 BTC [-] -199047;1354508796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19050 @ 0.00050601 = 9.6395 BTC [-] -199046;1354508798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9995 @ 0.00050599 = 5.0574 BTC [-] -199045;1354509029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050893 = 2.1991 BTC [+] -199044;1354509031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13590 @ 0.00050899 = 6.9172 BTC [+] -199043;1354509240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00332977 = 6.9925 BTC [+] -199042;1354509308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050619 = 2.1872 BTC [-] -199041;1354509310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5155 @ 0.00050599 = 2.6084 BTC [-] -199040;1354509311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12624 @ 0.00050599 = 6.3876 BTC [-] -199039;1354509857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050883 = 2.1987 BTC [+] -199038;1354509858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 610 @ 0.00050899 = 0.3105 BTC [+] -199037;1354509859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2869 @ 0.00050914 = 1.4607 BTC [+] -199036;1354509996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12131 @ 0.00050914 = 6.1764 BTC [+] -199035;1354509998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11669 @ 0.00050956 = 5.9461 BTC [+] -199034;1354510258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1364 @ 0.00332977 = 4.5418 BTC [+] -199033;1354510801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17609 @ 0.00050956 = 8.9728 BTC [+] -199032;1354510803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7291 @ 0.00051102 = 3.7258 BTC [+] -199031;1354511209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050627 = 2.1876 BTC [-] -199030;1354511209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1276 @ 0.00050599 = 0.6456 BTC [-] -199029;1354511211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00050586 = 3.9204 BTC [-] -199028;1354511212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16530 @ 0.00050579 = 8.3607 BTC [-] -199027;1354511259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10362 @ 0.00050579 = 5.241 BTC [-] -199026;1354511261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1988 @ 0.00050578 = 1.0055 BTC [-] -199025;1354511354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050678 = 2.1898 BTC [+] -199024;1354511356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00050711 = 9.0773 BTC [+] -199023;1354511357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20941 @ 0.0005148 = 10.7804 BTC [+] -199022;1354511360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3009 @ 0.00051102 = 1.5377 BTC [-] -199021;1354511575;Namjies;Too much MPOE! -199020;1354511740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050582 = 2.1856 BTC [-] -199019;1354511742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5912 @ 0.00050578 = 2.9902 BTC [-] -199018;1354511743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.00050578 = 10.7731 BTC [-] -199017;1354511743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9367 @ 0.00050574 = 4.7373 BTC [-] -199016;1354511888;mircea_popescu;lol -199015;1354511901;mircea_popescu;there's like... one sdice lost in the sea -199014;1354511904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00050618 = 5.568 BTC [+] -199013;1354511943;Namjies;I see 7 since the last time I checked. -199012;1354511979;mircea_popescu;apparently teh ppl din't like nov results so much. -199011;1354511987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00051445 = 6.7393 BTC [+] -199010;1354512209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1833 @ 0.00050574 = 0.927 BTC [-] -199009;1354512211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00050562 = 5.8146 BTC [-] -199008;1354512213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12467 @ 0.00050555 = 6.3027 BTC [-] -199007;1354512968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050626 = 2.1875 BTC [+] -199006;1354512970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7379 @ 0.00050656 = 3.7379 BTC [+] -199005;1354513128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050581 = 2.1856 BTC [-] -199004;1354513130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4133 @ 0.00050555 = 2.0894 BTC [-] -199003;1354513131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00050554 = 2.8057 BTC [-] -199002;1354513131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18950 @ 0.00050551 = 9.5794 BTC [-] -199001;1354513132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7546 @ 0.0005055 = 3.8145 BTC [-] -199000;1354513524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5354 @ 0.0005055 = 2.7064 BTC [-] -198999;1354513525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00050547 = 8.3403 BTC [-] -198998;1354513527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3246 @ 0.00050532 = 1.6403 BTC [-] -198997;1354513594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5304 @ 0.00050532 = 2.6802 BTC [-] -198996;1354513595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14795 @ 0.00050517 = 7.474 BTC [-] -198995;1354513597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14506 @ 0.00050511 = 7.3271 BTC [-] -198994;1354513839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050644 = 2.1883 BTC [+] -198993;1354513841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10939 @ 0.00050656 = 5.5413 BTC [+] -198992;1354513842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2240 @ 0.00050934 = 1.1409 BTC [+] -198991;1354514362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050526 = 2.1832 BTC [-] -198990;1354514363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2579 @ 0.00050511 = 1.3027 BTC [-] -198989;1354515016;Namjies;What results? -198988;1354515116;Namjies;nvm, I see them -198987;1354515137;Namjies;Ah, well there's good and bad months. -198986;1354515379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16915 @ 0.00050511 = 8.5439 BTC [-] -198985;1354515380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00050503 = 3.5352 BTC [-] -198984;1354515380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00050496 = 3.6357 BTC [-] -198983;1354515383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1135 @ 0.00050489 = 0.5731 BTC [-] -198982;1354515458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00050489 = 3.509 BTC [-] -198981;1354515590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1731 @ 0.00326536 = 5.6523 BTC [-] -198980;1354515591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 721 @ 0.0032648 = 2.3539 BTC [-] -198979;1354515593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.0032587 = 5.051 BTC [-] -198978;1354515594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 298 @ 0.00325525 = 0.9701 BTC [-] -198977;1354515944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4054 @ 0.0005056 = 2.0497 BTC [+] -198976;1354516078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26234 @ 0.0005056 = 13.2639 BTC [+] -198975;1354516080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1050 @ 0.00050576 = 0.531 BTC [+] -198974;1354516861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050567 = 2.185 BTC [-] -198973;1354516862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1150 @ 0.00050576 = 0.5816 BTC [+] -198972;1354516864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2360 @ 0.00050934 = 1.202 BTC [+] -198971;1354516866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4069 @ 0.0005148 = 2.0947 BTC [+] -198970;1354516906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050506 = 2.1824 BTC [-] -198969;1354516908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3529 @ 0.00050489 = 1.7818 BTC [-] -198968;1354517175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3750 @ 0.00325525 = 12.2072 BTC [-] -198967;1354517601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051476 = 2.2243 BTC [+] -198966;1354517602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6090 @ 0.0005148 = 3.1351 BTC [+] -198965;1354518080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23100 @ 0.00051623 = 11.9249 BTC [+] -198964;1354518190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4750 @ 0.00051623 = 2.4521 BTC [+] -198963;1354518191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 652 @ 0.00051959 = 0.3388 BTC [+] -198962;1354518193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8348 @ 0.00051962 = 4.3378 BTC [+] -198961;1354518343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5754 @ 0.00051962 = 2.9899 BTC [+] -198960;1354518960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10782 @ 0.00051962 = 5.6025 BTC [+] -198959;1354519410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.0005157 = 3.1458 BTC [-] -198958;1354519569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.0005157 = 9.7983 BTC [-] -198957;1354519571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.0005153 = 2.7826 BTC [-] -198956;1354519719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7380 @ 0.00051962 = 3.8348 BTC [+] -198955;1354519721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00051981 = 3.7426 BTC [+] -198954;1354519722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4220 @ 0.00051992 = 2.1941 BTC [+] -198953;1354519869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3989 @ 0.0005153 = 2.0555 BTC [-] -198952;1354520078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29911 @ 0.00050697 = 15.164 BTC [-] -198951;1354520079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7089 @ 0.00051992 = 3.6857 BTC [+] -198950;1354520343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6552 @ 0.00051992 = 3.4065 BTC [+] -198949;1354520516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050508 = 2.1825 BTC [-] -198948;1354520516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4199 @ 0.00050489 = 2.12 BTC [-] -198947;1354520518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8080 @ 0.00050485 = 4.0792 BTC [-] -198946;1354520703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 552 @ 0.00325525 = 1.7969 BTC [-] -198945;1354520705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2021 @ 0.00325123 = 6.5707 BTC [-] -198944;1354520856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00050485 = 3.7864 BTC [-] -198943;1354521635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14384 @ 0.00050485 = 7.2618 BTC [-] -198942;1354521635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12004 @ 0.00050482 = 6.0599 BTC [-] -198941;1354521891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051098 = 2.2079 BTC [+] -198940;1354521892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11979 @ 0.00051127 = 6.1245 BTC [+] -198939;1354522705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00332977 = 4.9947 BTC [+] -198938;1354522763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7771 @ 0.00051127 = 3.9731 BTC [+] -198937;1354523031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14079 @ 0.00051249 = 7.2153 BTC [+] -198936;1354523105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1434 @ 0.00051249 = 0.7349 BTC [+] -198935;1354523107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14530 @ 0.00050896 = 7.3952 BTC [-] -198934;1354523108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 736 @ 0.00050482 = 0.3715 BTC [-] -198933;1354523670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050495 = 2.1819 BTC [+] -198932;1354523671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1679 @ 0.00050482 = 0.8476 BTC [-] -198931;1354524234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050665 = 2.1892 BTC [+] -198930;1354524235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3379 @ 0.00050692 = 1.7129 BTC [+] -198929;1354524448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9272 @ 0.00050692 = 4.7002 BTC [+] -198928;1354524448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20987 @ 0.00050703 = 10.641 BTC [+] -198927;1354524813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9638 @ 0.00051992 = 5.011 BTC [+] -198926;1354524814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5412 @ 0.00052019 = 2.8153 BTC [+] -198925;1354525083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5291 @ 0.00050856 = 2.6908 BTC [-] -198924;1354525084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19035 @ 0.00050843 = 9.678 BTC [-] -198923;1354525308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13966 @ 0.00050843 = 7.1007 BTC [-] -198922;1354525309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1334 @ 0.00050535 = 0.6741 BTC [-] -198921;1354525437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10058 @ 0.0005148 = 5.1779 BTC [+] -198920;1354525439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20177 @ 0.00051592 = 10.4097 BTC [+] -198919;1354525518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050548 = 2.1842 BTC [-] -198918;1354525519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10810 @ 0.00050535 = 5.4628 BTC [-] -198917;1354525521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8661 @ 0.00050482 = 4.3722 BTC [-] -198916;1354525985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00050482 = 3.3571 BTC [-] -198915;1354526376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051588 = 2.2291 BTC [+] -198914;1354526378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6123 @ 0.00051592 = 3.159 BTC [+] -198913;1354526619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13328 @ 0.00051964 = 6.9258 BTC [+] -198912;1354527304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00052019 = 5.41 BTC [+] -198911;1354527345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00052019 = 7.8549 BTC [+] -198910;1354527939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2445 @ 0.00051964 = 1.2705 BTC [-] -198909;1354527940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.0005134 = 5.1597 BTC [-] -198908;1354527942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5128 @ 0.00051245 = 2.6278 BTC [-] -198907;1354527943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5525 @ 0.00051157 = 2.8264 BTC [-] -198906;1354528067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10172 @ 0.00052019 = 5.2914 BTC [+] -198905;1354528068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12450 @ 0.00052023 = 6.4769 BTC [+] -198904;1354528070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78 @ 0.00052059 = 0.0406 BTC [+] -198903;1354528104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051159 = 2.2106 BTC [-] -198902;1354528106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00051157 = 5.1924 BTC [-] -198901;1354528336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005205 = 2.2491 BTC [+] -198900;1354528338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18922 @ 0.00052059 = 9.8506 BTC [+] -198899;1354528339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2457 @ 0.00052066 = 1.2793 BTC [+] -198898;1354528714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00052066 = 3.124 BTC [+] -198897;1354529021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12750 @ 0.00052041 = 6.6352 BTC [-] -198896;1354529232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00052041 = 2.3418 BTC [-] -198895;1354529233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00052066 = 2.9417 BTC [+] -198894;1354529266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051871 = 2.2413 BTC [-] -198893;1354529268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11879 @ 0.00051851 = 6.1594 BTC [-] -198892;1354529951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00051851 = 5.8592 BTC [-] -198891;1354529990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3521 @ 0.00051851 = 1.8257 BTC [-] -198890;1354529991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18879 @ 0.00051391 = 9.7021 BTC [-] -198889;1354530428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00328158 = 1.6408 BTC [-] -198888;1354530685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28821 @ 0.00051391 = 14.8114 BTC [-] -198887;1354530687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2583 @ 0.00051157 = 1.3214 BTC [-] -198886;1354530688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 243 @ 0.00050698 = 0.1232 BTC [-] -198885;1354531450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16710 @ 0.00051664 = 8.6331 BTC [+] -198884;1354531451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4560 @ 0.00051655 = 2.3555 BTC [-] -198883;1354531452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9175 @ 0.00051245 = 4.7017 BTC [-] -198882;1354531848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21013 @ 0.00051245 = 10.7681 BTC [-] -198881;1354531849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12387 @ 0.00050698 = 6.28 BTC [-] -198880;1354532325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16382 @ 0.00050698 = 8.3053 BTC [-] -198879;1354532327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3336 @ 0.00050482 = 1.6841 BTC [-] -198878;1354532767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11960 @ 0.00051827 = 6.1985 BTC [+] -198877;1354533164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00050688 = 6.9949 BTC [-] -198876;1354533165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00050482 = 1.3883 BTC [-] -198875;1354533339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00050482 = 6.5627 BTC [-] -198874;1354533759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00051631 = 1.8587 BTC [+] -198873;1354533760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10440 @ 0.00051827 = 5.4107 BTC [+] -198872;1354533762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00052065 = 8.9031 BTC [+] -198871;1354533763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5052 @ 0.00052066 = 2.6304 BTC [+] -198870;1354533763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15350 @ 0.00052074 = 7.9934 BTC [+] -198869;1354534066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00051615 = 2.1678 BTC [-] -198868;1354534449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00051615 = 8.981 BTC [-] -198867;1354535247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00051498 = 5.1498 BTC [-] -198866;1354535608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.00051498 = 10.9691 BTC [-] -198865;1354535609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19054 @ 0.00051379 = 9.7898 BTC [-] -198864;1354535610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1384 @ 0.00050482 = 0.6987 BTC [-] -198863;1354535612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3863 @ 0.00050477 = 1.9499 BTC [-] -198862;1354536368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20325 @ 0.00050477 = 10.2595 BTC [-] -198861;1354536369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00050473 = 2.0442 BTC [-] -198860;1354536370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5225 @ 0.00050445 = 2.6358 BTC [-] -198859;1354536561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00051615 = 2.9679 BTC [+] -198858;1354536693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 842 @ 0.00051615 = 0.4346 BTC [+] -198857;1354536694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13208 @ 0.0005165 = 6.8219 BTC [+] -198856;1354537264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25300 @ 0.00050975 = 12.8967 BTC [-] -198855;1354537264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00050445 = 0.908 BTC [-] -198854;1354537537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23050 @ 0.00050445 = 11.6276 BTC [-] -198853;1354537538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50 @ 0.00050443 = 0.0252 BTC [-] -198852;1354538714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29173 @ 0.00050472 = 14.7242 BTC [+] -198851;1354538716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5127 @ 0.00050967 = 2.6131 BTC [+] -198850;1354539122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00050967 = 5.8612 BTC [+] -198849;1354539259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00050443 = 5.6496 BTC [-] -198848;1354539260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9750 @ 0.00050441 = 4.918 BTC [-] -198847;1354539262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00050437 = 2.6479 BTC [-] -198846;1354539262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.00050431 = 0.6304 BTC [-] -198845;1354539829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00050734 = 1.6235 BTC [+] -198844;1354540093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16693 @ 0.00050559 = 8.4398 BTC [-] -198843;1354540094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12552 @ 0.00050431 = 6.3301 BTC [-] -198842;1354540333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30848 @ 0.00050431 = 15.557 BTC [-] -198841;1354540334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00050425 = 7.6142 BTC [-] -198840;1354540335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00050422 = 5.5464 BTC [-] -198839;1354540336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4052 @ 0.00050422 = 2.0431 BTC [-] -198838;1354540461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050728 = 2.192 BTC [+] -198837;1354540463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17829 @ 0.00050734 = 9.0454 BTC [+] -198836;1354541010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050427 = 2.179 BTC [-] -198835;1354541012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16673 @ 0.00050422 = 8.4069 BTC [-] -198834;1354541013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1406 @ 0.0005042 = 0.7089 BTC [-] -198833;1354541129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050733 = 2.1922 BTC [+] -198832;1354541130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6771 @ 0.00050734 = 3.4352 BTC [+] -198831;1354541526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11373 @ 0.00050967 = 5.7965 BTC [+] -198830;1354541527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12866 @ 0.00051209 = 6.5885 BTC [+] -198829;1354542075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7161 @ 0.00051505 = 3.6883 BTC [+] -198828;1354542076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2639 @ 0.00050821 = 1.3412 BTC [-] -198827;1354542288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21892 @ 0.0005165 = 11.3072 BTC [+] -198826;1354542290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6058 @ 0.00051816 = 3.139 BTC [+] -198825;1354542733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10442 @ 0.00051816 = 5.4106 BTC [+] -198824;1354543254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7940 @ 0.00051839 = 4.116 BTC [+] -198823;1354543353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00328158 = 6.5632 BTC [-] -198822;1354543354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 679 @ 0.00325123 = 2.2076 BTC [-] -198821;1354543358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 794 @ 0.00325044 = 2.5808 BTC [-] -198820;1354543535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4268 @ 0.00051839 = 2.2125 BTC [+] -198819;1354543536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00051132 = 6.8006 BTC [-] -198818;1354543538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17832 @ 0.00050821 = 9.0624 BTC [-] -198817;1354544029;RainbowDash;look at me I'm RainbowDash -198816;1354544034;RainbowDash;I don't set enforce on my nick -198815;1354544038;RainbowDash;meh meh meh meh meh -198814;1354544042;RainbowDash;I have a tiny penis -198813;1354544047;RainbowDash;and like sex with men -198812;1354544071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00051738 = 15.1592 BTC [+] -198811;1354544073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00051992 = 0.8839 BTC [+] -198810;1354544393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3189 @ 0.00051992 = 1.658 BTC [+] -198809;1354544571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22011 @ 0.00051992 = 11.444 BTC [+] -198808;1354544572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00052064 = 9.6318 BTC [+] -198807;1354544573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11770 @ 0.00052074 = 6.1291 BTC [+] -198806;1354544574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00052076 = 1.1977 BTC [+] -198805;1354544576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00052079 = 2.9945 BTC [+] -198804;1354544661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3137 @ 0.00050821 = 1.5943 BTC [-] -198803;1354544819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 280 @ 0.00332977 = 0.9323 BTC [+] -198802;1354545263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00050701 = 12.4217 BTC [-] -198801;1354545268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9650 @ 0.0005066 = 4.8887 BTC [-] -198800;1354545490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14085 @ 0.00050727 = 7.1449 BTC [+] -198799;1354545495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6693 @ 0.00051071 = 3.4182 BTC [+] -198798;1354545758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.0005104 = 9.2382 BTC [-] -198797;1354545830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8344 @ 0.00050986 = 4.2543 BTC [-] -198796;1354545955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050692 = 2.1904 BTC [-] -198795;1354545956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17929 @ 0.0005066 = 9.0828 BTC [-] -198794;1354546673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32400 @ 0.00050831 = 16.4692 BTC [+] -198793;1354547017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00050831 = 0.915 BTC [+] -198792;1354547018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3921 @ 0.0005066 = 1.9864 BTC [-] -198791;1354547020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10062 @ 0.0005042 = 5.0733 BTC [-] -198790;1354547021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15504 @ 0.00050404 = 7.8146 BTC [-] -198789;1354547023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6063 @ 0.00050402 = 3.0559 BTC [-] -198788;1354547177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23337 @ 0.00050402 = 11.7623 BTC [-] -198787;1354547182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1763 @ 0.00050399 = 0.8885 BTC [-] -198786;1354547436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050973 = 2.2025 BTC [+] -198785;1354547437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4856 @ 0.00050986 = 2.4759 BTC [+] -198784;1354547441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12593 @ 0.00051071 = 6.4314 BTC [+] -198783;1354547518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050411 = 2.1783 BTC [-] -198782;1354547520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9337 @ 0.00050399 = 4.7058 BTC [-] -198781;1354547520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7310 @ 0.00050396 = 3.6839 BTC [-] -198780;1354548041;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 4 @ 0.24231123 = 0.9692 BTC [-] -198779;1354548348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18900 @ 0.00050513 = 9.547 BTC [+] -198778;1354548576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00050513 = 0.5051 BTC [+] -198777;1354548581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00050396 = 7.4082 BTC [-] -198776;1354548806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3790 @ 0.00050396 = 1.91 BTC [-] -198775;1354548807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00050394 = 3.8551 BTC [-] -198774;1354548812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14010 @ 0.00050388 = 7.0594 BTC [-] -198773;1354548865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005104 = 2.2054 BTC [+] -198772;1354548869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2414 @ 0.00051071 = 1.2329 BTC [+] -198771;1354548957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 756 @ 0.00325044 = 2.4573 BTC [-] -198770;1354548962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2244 @ 0.00325008 = 7.2932 BTC [-] -198769;1354549132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16150 @ 0.00051754 = 8.3583 BTC [+] -198768;1354549257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5850 @ 0.00051754 = 3.0276 BTC [+] -198767;1354549257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8710 @ 0.00052079 = 4.5361 BTC [+] -198766;1354549259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 140 @ 0.00052091 = 0.0729 BTC [+] -198765;1354549296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00051191 = 7.2691 BTC [-] -198764;1354550047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7698 @ 0.00051727 = 3.9819 BTC [+] -198763;1354550123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3392 @ 0.00332977 = 11.2946 BTC [+] -198762;1354550399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2752 @ 0.00051727 = 1.4235 BTC [+] -198761;1354551085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 148 @ 0.00051404 = 0.0761 BTC [-] -198760;1354551086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7310 @ 0.00052091 = 3.8079 BTC [+] -198759;1354551088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29270 @ 0.00052095 = 15.2482 BTC [+] -198758;1354551089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8950 @ 0.00052102 = 4.6631 BTC [+] -198757;1354551090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9422 @ 0.00052109 = 4.9097 BTC [+] -198756;1354551375;mircea_popescu;Tax hitmen to track your spending -198755;1354551375;mircea_popescu;Up to two million people are to have their credit files secretly checked under a crackdown on tax evasion to be unveiled by George Osborne to help raise another £10 billion. -198754;1354551376;mircea_popescu;hehe -198753;1354551388;mircea_popescu;o, aren't credit cards great. -198752;1354551817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21678 @ 0.00052109 = 11.2962 BTC [+] -198751;1354551818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7880 @ 0.00052134 = 4.1082 BTC [+] -198750;1354552030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00052134 = 5.7608 BTC [+] -198749;1354552200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00051741 = 9.0029 BTC [-] -198748;1354577682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005116 = 2.2106 BTC [-] -198747;1354577684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10792 @ 0.00051146 = 5.5197 BTC [-] -198746;1354577685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1594 @ 0.00050456 = 0.8043 BTC [-] -198745;1354577917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005099 = 2.2033 BTC [+] -198744;1354577919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23226 @ 0.00050965 = 11.8371 BTC [-] -198743;1354577920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3094 @ 0.00050456 = 1.5611 BTC [-] -198742;1354578026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050469 = 2.1808 BTC [+] -198741;1354578027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17679 @ 0.00050456 = 8.9201 BTC [-] -198740;1354578289;mircea_popescu;o hello! -198739;1354578347;Namjies;Hello Mr. MP -198738;1354578355;Ukto;morning? :P -198737;1354578356;mircea_popescu;hello mr... hm. N ? -198736;1354578379;mircea_popescu;actually it's 11 at night here lol -198735;1354578413;jurov;morning will be soon -198734;1354578450;Namjies;For me, at night is past 2 am. So it's 11 am... -198733;1354578469;Namjies;My logic here might be flawed. -198732;1354578476;mircea_popescu;hahaha you need sleep mebbe -198731;1354578506;Namjies;From 3-4 to 10-11 -198730;1354578561;Namjies;Now who's selling that big stack of 100 000 BVPS? -198729;1354578604;mircea_popescu;hm -198728;1354578617;mircea_popescu;someone bought all the shares and listed them higher price ? -198727;1354578629;Namjies;Apparently, yes -198726;1354578640;mircea_popescu;interesting. -198725;1354578710;mircea_popescu;lol -198724;1354578711;Namjies;Oh... you're reselling it? Where the heck did you purchase the MP? -198723;1354578719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4898 @ 0.00051329 = 2.5141 BTC [+] -198722;1354578720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051449 = 2.2231 BTC [+] -198721;1354578722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12931 @ 0.0005146 = 6.6543 BTC [+] -198720;1354578723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00051481 = 4.762 BTC [+] -198719;1354578865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 611 @ 0.00339997 = 2.0774 BTC [+] -198718;1354578970;mircea_popescu;flea market ? -198717;1354579004;Namjies;I was not aware such thing were available at the flea market. -198716;1354579055;Ukto;er -198715;1354579056;Ukto;i didnt -198714;1354579058;Ukto;was making a joke -198713;1354579336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051217 = 2.2131 BTC [-] -198712;1354579338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14829 @ 0.00051185 = 7.5902 BTC [-] -198711;1354579358;jurov;no it isn't a joke, they have a photo when that happened -198710;1354579368;jurov;it's on frontpage of polimedia.us -198709;1354579387;mircea_popescu;lmao -198708;1354579410;mircea_popescu;actually, that photo is me (taking it) having my shit (center) hauled over the mexico/guatemala border at an illegal crossing point -198707;1354579426;mircea_popescu;by some locals who carried it about 3 miles through the jungle uphill for 75 cents each -198706;1354579429;mircea_popescu;one was 13. -198705;1354579435;mircea_popescu;the other was his father. -198704;1354579439;mircea_popescu;(i think) -198703;1354579546;Ukto;lol -198702;1354579592;mircea_popescu;i happen to think it's a wonderful depiction of "we'll get shit done". -198701;1354579666;mircea_popescu;guy is wearing an authentic traditional sweated and a baseball cap, it's quite the piece. -198700;1354579682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3700 @ 0.00339377 = 12.5569 BTC [-] -198699;1354579749;jurov;hm, without this context it isn't so clear at all -198698;1354579772;mircea_popescu;yeah. -198697;1354579796;mircea_popescu;that's also quite caracteristic. without the vast reams of context it's usually quite unclear wtf i'm on about. -198696;1354579862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051476 = 2.2243 BTC [+] -198695;1354579864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1305 @ 0.00051481 = 0.6718 BTC [+] -198694;1354579865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00051489 = 2.214 BTC [+] -198693;1354579866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00051721 = 7.1892 BTC [+] -198692;1354579867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2963 @ 0.00052095 = 1.5436 BTC [+] -198691;1354579869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6698 @ 0.00052339 = 3.5057 BTC [+] -198690;1354580022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00052034 = 5.3595 BTC [-] -198689;1354580023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00052307 = 1.4123 BTC [+] -198688;1354580218;dub;when you bash the funny bone one something it is really not very funny -198687;1354580254;dub;perhaps the least aptly named bone -198686;1354580254;mircea_popescu;what's with modern man's expectation of enjoyment in anything and everything! -198685;1354580265;mircea_popescu;it IS funny, it's just that funny doesn't mean what you think it does. -198684;1354580367;dub;it is not funny either way -198683;1354580535;mircea_popescu;ever heard the expression "does this taste funny" ? -198682;1354581025;dub;fuck -198681;1354581031;dub;another fucking parking ticket -198680;1354581146;dub;what a cunt of a day, smashed unfunny bone, parking ticket, wrangling most retarded firewalls in universe -198679;1354581335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.00051227 = 14.1899 BTC [-] -198678;1354581337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00051736 = 0.8795 BTC [+] -198677;1354581393;mircea_popescu;;;google life of brian song -198676;1354581394;gribble;Life of Brian ( Song) - YouTube: ; Life of Brian - Song - YouTube: ; Life of Brian Opening Animation - YouTube: -198675;1354581810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1621 @ 0.00051706 = 0.8382 BTC [-] -198674;1354581811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051713 = 2.2345 BTC [+] -198673;1354581813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13004 @ 0.00051736 = 6.7277 BTC [+] -198672;1354581854;mircea_popescu;pigeons : [Need] 100 BTC loan, I defaulted with others - Will pay 10.5 btc monthly minimum -198671;1354581870;mircea_popescu;forum 5987695769 : bitcoinjam 5987695768 -198670;1354581914;Ukto;ROFLOL -198669;1354581926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051227 = 2.2135 BTC [-] -198668;1354581928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15150 @ 0.00051214 = 7.7589 BTC [-] -198667;1354581928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7471 @ 0.00051185 = 3.824 BTC [-] -198666;1354581972;jurov;mircea, have you seen this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126748.0 ? -198665;1354581989;mircea_popescu;let's see -198664;1354581992;jurov;another 10 points for forum and its staff. -198663;1354582029;mircea_popescu;hm -198662;1354582049;mircea_popescu;I'm still giving him the time. He can still ends this clearly. Nefario must release the csv file to all the users. -198661;1354582057;mircea_popescu;if he means cleanly he's insane lmao -198660;1354582086;jurov;be patient, the best ones are in the end -198659;1354582087;mircea_popescu;giga already ate a bucket of dry sand over the "cleanliness" of nefario's closing, what, is he going to repay his lawyer & make all the forum howlers happy ? -198658;1354582164;mircea_popescu;lmao -198657;1354582170;mircea_popescu;that needs some quoting -198656;1354582187;mircea_popescu;meanwhile, back at the gox : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128993.0 -198655;1354582219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00050594 = 6.5772 BTC [-] -198654;1354582221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7508 @ 0.00050841 = 3.8171 BTC [+] -198653;1354582260;PsychoticBoy;He is a scammer -198652;1354582277;PsychoticBoy;Come on OPEN your eyea -198651;1354582283;PsychoticBoy;eyes -198650;1354582297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8558 @ 0.0005132 = 4.392 BTC [+] -198649;1354582298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1857 @ 0.00050524 = 0.9382 BTC [-] -198648;1354582310;mircea_popescu;lol -198647;1354582322;Ukto;who tux -198646;1354582322;PsychoticBoy;Taking your money without asking questions and now he is giving shareholders a hard time wtf -198645;1354582323;Ukto;? -198644;1354582328;PsychoticBoy;gigavps -198643;1354582330;Ukto;oh -198642;1354582374;mircea_popescu;i thought you meant nefario -198641;1354582394;PsychoticBoy;I voted yes, theymos is investigating, hopefully soon the TAG will arive :D -198640;1354582398;PsychoticBoy;also -198639;1354582410;mircea_popescu;i doubt it, tbh. -198638;1354582422;PsychoticBoy;nef is the biggest oooh Pirateat40 is the biggest then nefario -198637;1354582492;mircea_popescu;i'd say it's more like pirate (~500k claims), hasking-kludge-harnett-etco (10k-100k range) -198636;1354582503;mircea_popescu;then peanuts people like the bitdaytrader dood, nefario, what have you -198635;1354582524;mircea_popescu;the original mybitcoin guy belongs either tied with pirate or in the 2nd echelon, depending how you count btc then -198634;1354582530;PsychoticBoy;I lost probably 2-3K btc on GLBSE -198633;1354582544;mircea_popescu;btc ? -198632;1354582549;PsychoticBoy;yeeeeeeep -198631;1354582559;jurov;probably? -198630;1354582560;PsychoticBoy;owned lots of assets -198629;1354582571;kakobrekla;not bad. -198628;1354582583;PsychoticBoy;2K Yabmc, 300 Gigaming and the puremining etc -198627;1354582599;jurov;are you sending info to that new zealand liquidator? -198626;1354582616;jurov;oh nvm, that's bitcoinica -198625;1354582620;jurov;sry -198624;1354582625;dub;whats a yabmc worth now though? 0.01? -198623;1354582634;PsychoticBoy;prob 0.05 -198622;1354582649;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy im not so sure you can lump all the many defaults from ciuciu to who have you under nefario's name. -198621;1354582659;mircea_popescu;now, if you were to compare scammer groups, then for sure intersangro takes the cake. -198620;1354582670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051719 = 2.2348 BTC [+] -198619;1354582671;PsychoticBoy;I also owned 1K cuicui,.bond -198618;1354582671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9946 @ 0.00051736 = 5.1457 BTC [+] -198617;1354582672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00052287 = 2.7974 BTC [+] -198616;1354582673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10735 @ 0.00052339 = 5.6186 BTC [+] -198615;1354582681;PsychoticBoy;100 btc -198614;1354582692;mircea_popescu;jesus god, we managed to get in a word edgewise past assbot. -198613;1354582697;dub;you gave money to that crack head -198612;1354582705;PsychoticBoy;but heey, dont invest what you can not afford to LOSE -198611;1354582708;mircea_popescu;dub he doesn't read trilema :D -198610;1354582719;PsychoticBoy;clearly -198609;1354582757;PsychoticBoy;lost more than 25K$ at current rate -198608;1354583132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2464 @ 0.00050524 = 1.2449 BTC [-] -198607;1354583318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28240 @ 0.00050519 = 14.2666 BTC [-] -198606;1354583319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1260 @ 0.00051106 = 0.6439 BTC [+] -198605;1354583363;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -198604;1354583363;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.62000, Best ask: 12.62001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.62000, 24 hour volume: 26756.72915671, 24 hour low: 12.47550, 24 hour high: 12.67901, 24 hour vwap: 12.56329 -198603;1354583367;mircea_popescu;o hey, not so bad. -198602;1354583769;mircea_popescu;CoinPal allowed one to purchase Bitcoins with PayPal funds. PayPal payments can be reversed easily but Bitcoin payments are permanent. This asymmetry made CoinPal a constant target for PayPal fraud. After I experienced my first wave of fraud, from which I learned many lessons, CoinPal lost less than 0.9% of revenue to fraud losses. -198601;1354583769;mircea_popescu;Fraudulent buyers exhibit certain characteristics that distinguish them from legitimate customers. -198600;1354583778;mircea_popescu;this is actually a pretty interesting read. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93770.0 -198599;1354584130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051071 = 2.2068 BTC [-] -198598;1354584476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5529 @ 0.00051098 = 2.8252 BTC [+] -198597;1354584477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050857 = 2.1975 BTC [-] -198596;1354584478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5328 @ 0.00050844 = 2.709 BTC [-] -198595;1354584535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050847 = 2.1971 BTC [+] -198594;1354584535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00050844 = 5.2115 BTC [-] -198593;1354584768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00050725 = 1.1667 BTC [-] -198592;1354585189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2021 @ 0.00050725 = 1.0252 BTC [-] -198591;1354585190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14569 @ 0.00050706 = 7.3874 BTC [-] -198590;1354585192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4510 @ 0.00050506 = 2.2778 BTC [-] -198589;1354585669;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128692.msg1376070#msg1376070 -198588;1354585675;kakobrekla;this is getting richer. -198587;1354585702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31750 @ 0.00050506 = 16.0357 BTC [-] -198586;1354586295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050769 = 2.1937 BTC [+] -198585;1354586296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15002 @ 0.00050794 = 7.6201 BTC [+] -198584;1354586297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1179 @ 0.00051106 = 0.6025 BTC [+] -198583;1354586298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00051498 = 3.5791 BTC [+] -198582;1354586299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17602 @ 0.00051756 = 9.1101 BTC [+] -198581;1354586624;mircea_popescu;"It seems there is no help here," -198580;1354586639;mircea_popescu;fucking asshole USA, created three hundred million useless fucks looking for "help" -198579;1354586653;mircea_popescu;eat shit and die already, what help ? just... keel over. -198578;1354586777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1640 @ 0.00052029 = 0.8533 BTC [+] -198577;1354586779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18290 @ 0.00050506 = 9.2375 BTC [-] -198576;1354586780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 570 @ 0.00050456 = 0.2876 BTC [-] -198575;1354587383;Namjies;Don't be mean to those in need who can but don't do anything. -198574;1354587414;Namjies;We'll need them when space invaders arrive and demand human snacks. -198573;1354587845;mircea_popescu;heh -198572;1354587852;mircea_popescu;unrelatedly, these look pretty good http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135458062688.jpg -198571;1354587864;Namjies;argh -198570;1354587956;Namjies;Stop putting /dtng/ links in here. -198569;1354588134;dub;or your could ignore -regex dtng islt -198568;1354588355;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/adnotated-words-of-wisdom-on-the-topic-of-online-fraud/ -198567;1354588363;mircea_popescu;better ? -198566;1354588412;dub;who for a time ran a Paypal hm, best quote? -198565;1354588440;mircea_popescu;i have difficulty finishing sentences nowadays. -198564;1354588469;mircea_popescu;dub better nao ? -198563;1354588548;dub;diff? -198562;1354588574;mircea_popescu;ran a Paypal hm, let’s just quote : -198561;1354588630;Namjies;ran a Paypal? -198560;1354588631;dub;I guess -198559;1354588662;dub;its still not clear -198558;1354588722;dub;who ran for a time, a paypal.. hmm, lets just quote -198557;1354588742;mircea_popescu;hm. -198556;1354588761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00052073 = 8.9566 BTC [+] -198555;1354588765;dub;its an ugly segway any way you cut it -198554;1354588768;dub;:) -198553;1354588785;mircea_popescu;i added the suspensio npoints -198552;1354588802;mircea_popescu;yay for open source article editing -198551;1354588841;dub;heh s/segway/segue -198550;1354588862;mircea_popescu;:D -198549;1354588869;mircea_popescu;i wasn't even gonna say anything. -198548;1354588886;dub;its funny how stupid assumptions make it into your personal lexicon well mine quite ofter -198547;1354588890;dub;often* -198546;1354588911;Graet;maybe we should get together mircea_popescu - I'm having difficulty starting sentences -198545;1354588945;mircea_popescu;Graet hahaha we'll make what, a german philosopher ? -198544;1354588948;dub;I thought people were using segway as a transition vehicle in the sense of the silly two wheel ride on thing -198543;1354588952;Graet;LOL -198542;1354589096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00052073 = 5.3114 BTC [+] -198541;1354589612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051768 = 2.2369 BTC [-] -198540;1354589614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16279 @ 0.00051801 = 8.4327 BTC [+] -198539;1354589915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051777 = 2.2373 BTC [-] -198538;1354589916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2913 @ 0.00051801 = 1.509 BTC [+] -198537;1354590066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00052129 = 2.9192 BTC [+] -198536;1354590067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 599 @ 0.00052138 = 0.3123 BTC [+] -198535;1354590841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00051932 = 9.0362 BTC [-] -198534;1354591664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9966 @ 0.00051932 = 5.1755 BTC [-] -198533;1354592851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050535 = 2.1836 BTC [-] -198532;1354592853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12150 @ 0.00050501 = 6.1359 BTC [-] -198531;1354592853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10063 @ 0.00050456 = 5.0774 BTC [-] -198530;1354592854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9404 @ 0.00050431 = 4.7425 BTC [-] -198529;1354593200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005169 = 2.2335 BTC [+] -198528;1354593202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20173 @ 0.00051677 = 10.4248 BTC [-] -198527;1354593767;dub;http://imgur.com/KmnyV.jpg -198526;1354593850;smickles;classy cake -198525;1354593916;mircea_popescu;heh -198524;1354594999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051839 = 2.24 BTC [+] -198523;1354595000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7034 @ 0.00051844 = 3.6467 BTC [+] -198522;1354595001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11568 @ 0.00052138 = 6.0313 BTC [+] -198521;1354595929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052113 = 2.2518 BTC [-] -198520;1354595930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13112 @ 0.00052138 = 6.8363 BTC [+] -198519;1354595932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00052147 = 5.1626 BTC [+] -198518;1354595933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17 @ 0.00052339 = 0.0089 BTC [+] -198517;1354597604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051686 = 2.2334 BTC [-] -198516;1354597606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2532 @ 0.00051677 = 1.3085 BTC [-] -198515;1354597607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00050536 = 3.7902 BTC [-] -198514;1354597609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6796 @ 0.00050431 = 3.4273 BTC [-] -198513;1354597610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 593 @ 0.00050373 = 0.2987 BTC [-] -198512;1354597612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3608 @ 0.00050368 = 1.8173 BTC [-] -198511;1354598406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] [PAID] 10000000 @ 0.00004016 = 401.57162915 BTC -198510;1354598468;dub;!ticker S.DICE -198509;1354598470;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00323801 / 0.00332259 / 0.00339997 (69900 shares, 232.25 BTC), 30day: 0.00180025 / 0.00331194 / 0.0034 (1003161 shares, 3,322.41 BTC) -198508;1354600159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051592 = 2.2293 BTC [+] -198507;1354600160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6110 @ 0.00051576 = 3.1513 BTC [-] -198506;1354600951;dub;;;bc,stats -198505;1354600954;gribble;Current Blocks: 210825 | Current Difficulty: 3438908.9601591 | Next Difficulty At Block: 211679 | Next Difficulty In: 854 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 14 hours, 58 minutes, and 46 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3617413.84316241 | Estimated Percent Change: 5.19074174604 -198504;1354602719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1701 @ 0.00339997 = 5.7833 BTC [+] -198503;1354604820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052132 = 2.2526 BTC [+] -198502;1354604823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19429 @ 0.00052163 = 10.1347 BTC [+] -198501;1354606163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051578 = 2.2287 BTC [-] -198500;1354606164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12539 @ 0.00051576 = 6.4671 BTC [-] -198499;1354606883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00052145 = 1.9294 BTC [+] -198498;1354609843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051599 = 2.2296 BTC [-] -198497;1354609844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12187 @ 0.00051576 = 6.2856 BTC [-] -198496;1354609846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00051127 = 3.9879 BTC [-] -198495;1354610133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00051127 = 12.8329 BTC [-] -198494;1354610541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051939 = 2.2443 BTC [+] -198493;1354610542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21778 @ 0.00051964 = 11.3167 BTC [+] -198492;1354610632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051142 = 2.2098 BTC [-] -198491;1354610633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00051127 = 0.8692 BTC [-] -198490;1354613144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7479 @ 0.00050636 = 3.7871 BTC [-] -198489;1354613203;Namjies;mircea_popescu, about your post and results for DigitalPoint -198488;1354613239;mircea_popescu;aha ? -198487;1354613271;Namjies;Implementing an affiliate program and getting good bitcoin services to have the ad on their website would be the only way to get good leads, probably. -198486;1354613295;Namjies;Or anything of the sort that gets an ad to MPEx where the good audience can see it. -198485;1354613346;mircea_popescu;in principle. -198484;1354613359;mircea_popescu;there is need of a good advertising system for bitcoin, -198483;1354613368;mircea_popescu;one that does not allow shit publishers in at all. -198482;1354613391;Namjies;The issue is if it's CPC/CPM, you have to trust the publisher and general audience of a website. -198481;1354613403;mircea_popescu;true. -198480;1354613413;Namjies;With CPA, the publisher has to trust the advertiser that he will credit all conversions. -198479;1354613615;mircea_popescu;cpa has numerous problems -198478;1354613632;mircea_popescu;chief among which that no serious publisher would entertain it. -198477;1354613637;mircea_popescu;it's stupid through and through. -198476;1354613747;Namjies;Actually many advertise with such methods. -198475;1354613758;mircea_popescu;heh. -198474;1354613766;Namjies;But yes, it might not pay as much. -198473;1354613784;Namjies;Everyone would like to get a high CPM. -198472;1354613815;Namjies;But it's just not realistic to expect advertisers to hand out cash like that all the time to every publishers when there's no results. -198471;1354613822;mircea_popescu;it just doesn't make sense. the business of the publisher is publishing -198470;1354613832;mircea_popescu;conversion is the business of the advertiser. -198469;1354613854;mircea_popescu;you can't ask a car repair shop to "fix your car in such a way you can drive it" -198468;1354613918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 621 @ 0.00051941 = 0.3226 BTC [+] -198467;1354613920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6222 @ 0.00051964 = 3.2332 BTC [+] -198466;1354613921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7721 @ 0.00052163 = 4.0275 BTC [+] -198465;1354613922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1509 @ 0.00052339 = 0.7898 BTC [+] -198464;1354614192;Namjies;Ah, but the advertisers can't be sure of the quality of the publisher. -198463;1354614201;Namjies;They'd prefer to pay for results. -198462;1354614215;pigeons;http://karendecoster.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/guns1.jpg -198461;1354614235;Namjies;Publishers can figure out which advertisers pays the most by being better at conversion. -198460;1354614249;Namjies;But I don't see why advertisers wouldn't pay for results. -198459;1354616855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 55393 @ 0.00349995 = 193.8727 BTC [+] -198458;1354616897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 28571 @ 0.00349995 = 99.9971 BTC [+] -198457;1354616948;Namjies;It's all going away! -198456;1354617089;Namjies;I'm not even sure how much is circulating, but not much. -198455;1354617104;Namjies;half of 1 million is issued on MPEx -198454;1354617153;Namjies;And a much small amount actually circulating -198453;1354617173;Namjies;rg, how much is circulating? -198452;1354617451;Namjies;Last I heard 175k I think but it might be more -198451;1354617507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13486 @ 0.00052383 = 7.0644 BTC [+] -198450;1354617509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8114 @ 0.00052392 = 4.2511 BTC [+] -198449;1354617852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6886 @ 0.00052392 = 3.6077 BTC [+] -198448;1354617853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5414 @ 0.00052393 = 2.8366 BTC [+] -198447;1354618377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15914 @ 0.00052393 = 8.3378 BTC [+] -198446;1354618378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2386 @ 0.000524 = 1.2503 BTC [+] -198445;1354618626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13340 @ 0.00052371 = 6.9863 BTC [-] -198444;1354618628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1360 @ 0.00051987 = 0.707 BTC [-] -198443;1354619837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052388 = 2.2637 BTC [+] -198442;1354619838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19729 @ 0.000524 = 10.338 BTC [+] -198441;1354620647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005202 = 2.2478 BTC [-] -198440;1354620649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8529 @ 0.00051987 = 4.434 BTC [-] -198439;1354620947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13817 @ 0.00051987 = 7.183 BTC [-] -198438;1354620948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11283 @ 0.00051914 = 5.8575 BTC [-] -198437;1354621025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4443 @ 0.00051914 = 2.3065 BTC [-] -198436;1354621698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00339377 = 1.0181 BTC [-] -198435;1354623351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00051939 = 8.9854 BTC [+] -198434;1354623919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00051939 = 9.0374 BTC [+] -198433;1354623920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4250 @ 0.000524 = 2.227 BTC [+] -198432;1354625779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051922 = 2.2435 BTC [-] -198431;1354625780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1774 @ 0.00051914 = 0.921 BTC [-] -198430;1354625782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5905 @ 0.00051862 = 3.0625 BTC [-] -198429;1354626024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052365 = 2.2627 BTC [+] -198428;1354626025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052373 = 2.263 BTC [+] -198427;1354626027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15017 @ 0.000524 = 7.8689 BTC [+] -198426;1354626134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051886 = 2.242 BTC [-] -198425;1354626136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1729 @ 0.00051873 = 0.8969 BTC [-] -198424;1354628475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052381 = 2.2634 BTC [+] -198423;1354628476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 918 @ 0.000524 = 0.481 BTC [+] -198422;1354628477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7361 @ 0.00052418 = 3.8585 BTC [+] -198421;1354630021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052395 = 2.264 BTC [-] -198420;1354630022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17529 @ 0.00052418 = 9.1884 BTC [+] -198419;1354630943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9710 @ 0.00052418 = 5.0898 BTC [+] -198418;1354630945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4992 @ 0.00052431 = 2.6174 BTC [+] -198417;1354630946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13248 @ 0.00052436 = 6.9467 BTC [+] -198416;1354631854;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px2Ssct-U1o&t=1m27s -198415;1354631870;dub;dopeness byond beliefness -198414;1354632107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6967 @ 0.00339667 = 23.6646 BTC [+] -198413;1354632109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00339377 = 0.8484 BTC [-] -198412;1354632195;Diablo-D3;dub: woah shit -198411;1354632298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052032 = 2.2483 BTC [-] -198410;1354632299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00052021 = 7.439 BTC [-] -198409;1354632301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9166 @ 0.00051862 = 4.7537 BTC [-] -198408;1354632301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4663 @ 0.00051588 = 2.4055 BTC [-] -198407;1354632507;Diablo-D3;dub: now that is mad skills -198406;1354632703;Guest13968;hmm -198405;1354632715;Guest13968;whats that keyboard they have on the techincs -198404;1354632728;thestringpuller;;;ticker -198403;1354632729;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.75000, Best ask: 12.78998, Bid-ask spread: 0.03998, Last trade: 12.78999, 24 hour volume: 33686.06210018, 24 hour low: 12.49010, 24 hour high: 12.79701, 24 hour vwap: 12.62702 -198402;1354632730;Guest13968;never seen it before -198401;1354634249;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu6ioKjZsGU&feature=endscreen -198400;1354634701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052425 = 2.2653 BTC [+] -198399;1354634702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1902 @ 0.00052436 = 0.9973 BTC [+] -198398;1354634704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26527 @ 0.00052443 = 13.9116 BTC [+] -198397;1354659983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051423 = 2.222 BTC [+] -198396;1354659984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18004 @ 0.00051454 = 9.2638 BTC [+] -198395;1354660126;Ukto;kakobrekla: btw https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=49417.msg1377884#msg1377884 -198394;1354660134;Ukto;in case you didnt see it -198393;1354660145;kakobrekla;yup -198392;1354660149;mircea_popescu;drama ? -198391;1354660156;kakobrekla;not much -198390;1354660163;kakobrekla;;;ticker -198389;1354660164;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.18899, Best ask: 13.18900, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.18900, 24 hour volume: 45398.29533466, 24 hour low: 12.52550, 24 hour high: 13.24000, 24 hour vwap: 12.84589 -198388;1354660170;kakobrekla;rally. -198387;1354660198;gigavps;good afternoon mircea_popescu -198386;1354660220;Ukto;ya -198385;1354660222;mircea_popescu;heya giga -198384;1354660225;Ukto;its a good afternoon -198383;1354660227;mircea_popescu;o wow 13! -198382;1354660228;mircea_popescu;mwahaha. -198381;1354660238;mircea_popescu;i STILL have those futures bought at 10.66 on icbit -198380;1354660250;Ukto;i figured once coin choke started to hit, it would go up -198379;1354660253;mircea_popescu;it'll be so fucking funny on the 12th. i guess btcjam for them ? -198378;1354660282;mircea_popescu;ukto tbh i was thinking it'd hit sooner (so did many people, to wit the november options slate) -198377;1354660291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052435 = 2.2657 BTC [+] -198376;1354660292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13301 @ 0.00052443 = 6.9754 BTC [+] -198375;1354660302;Ukto;everyone was holding thoguh, with teh same expectation -198374;1354660310;Ukto;since everyone held their breath -198373;1354660312;Ukto;nothing happened -198372;1354660321;Ukto;now ppl are starting to let go, but have less and less to let go -198371;1354660335;Ukto;whats up with btcjam ? -198370;1354660370;pigeons;btcjam = comedy gold -198369;1354660376;Ukto;lol -198368;1354660826;mircea_popescu;Ukto i was just saying, the icbit people will have to get the 2,3,500 btc they'll owe me somehow. -198367;1354660834;mircea_popescu;btcjam seems a natural choice. -198366;1354660851;Ukto;lol -198365;1354660865;Ukto;didnt think btcjam was making any real progress last i looked atit -198364;1354660892;mircea_popescu;depends how you define it. pigeons seems happy :p -198363;1354660911;mircea_popescu;unrelatedly, im curious who's the first person to sue/get sued in the rota thingee. -198362;1354660916;Ukto;pigeons is always happy :P -198361;1354660920;Ukto;unless pirate is around :P -198360;1354660922;Ukto;j/k -198359;1354660931;Ukto;rota? -198358;1354660985;mircea_popescu;;;google mpex rota -198357;1354660986;gribble;The MPEx Rota pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: ; How does one list on MPEx ? pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea ...: ; Why S.MPOE is worth more than MtGox pe Trilema - Un blog de ...: -198356;1354660999;mircea_popescu;wow nice list. but anyway, 1st one -198355;1354661018;Ukto;ahhh -198354;1354661034;Ukto;actually -198353;1354661037;Ukto;now that I look at btcjam -198352;1354661041;Ukto;i think its more of what I was wanting to do -198351;1354661050;Ukto;there was a lending site I saw -198350;1354661064;Ukto;that let ppl invest in ppl for loans etc like that -198349;1354661073;Ukto;however, you got shares -198348;1354661079;Ukto;for every $25 you put in -198347;1354661085;Ukto;and could then trade the shares if you wanted -198346;1354661136;EskimoBob;rota? -198345;1354661157;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob see above neh ? -198344;1354661167;mircea_popescu;but i'm curious now, does anyone even get the rota reference ? -198343;1354661167;EskimoBob;wtf is "rota" ? -198342;1354661174;mircea_popescu;lolk. -198341;1354661188;EskimoBob;what is the meaning of this word? -198340;1354661221;EskimoBob;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rota LOL! -198339;1354661269;mircea_popescu;it's a reference to the oldest court system still in functional use to this day -198338;1354661275;mircea_popescu;closing in on a thousand years by now. -198337;1354661318;EskimoBob;"The Wheel of Fortune"? -198336;1354661335;mircea_popescu;"Tribunal Apostolicum Rotae Romanae" -198335;1354661339;mircea_popescu;look that up. -198334;1354661356;EskimoBob;military police force in São Paulo ? -198333;1354661424;EskimoBob;I am not going to even comment on that bull shit. You ar -198332;1354661482;dub;http://marthamitchelleffect.org/#/assange-case-aa-cuba/4571327129 -198331;1354661497;dub;that anna arden is certainly very rapable -198330;1354661505;mircea_popescu;i've never been called an ar before ?! -198329;1354661560;mircea_popescu;dub she strikes me as a sort of michael moore -198328;1354661582;mircea_popescu;anonymous loser trying to cling to what she imagines is "famous people" to "become famous" herself. -198327;1354661710;pigeons;she should just "leak" a sex tape -198326;1354662669;Namjies;Someone should probably buy that 16k S.BVPS shares I couldn't afford. -198325;1354662712;mircea_popescu;lol are you cornerning the market ? -198324;1354662726;FabianB;so mircea_popescu ia the pope of bitcoin -198323;1354662733;Namjies;I think there's around 200k circulating and I own 130k already. -198322;1354662751;mircea_popescu;iirc the issue was 300k ? 350k ? something like that -198321;1354662757;mircea_popescu;FabianB hence POPEscu -198320;1354662766;FabianB;heh -198319;1354662767;Namjies;500k -198318;1354662777;Namjies;1/2 of the 1 million total shares -198317;1354662788;Namjies;RG sold ~175-250k maybe. -198316;1354662797;Namjies;Not sure of the exact amount. -198315;1354662864;mircea_popescu;to offer in this IPO a total of 150`000 (one hundred thousand) shares, as follows : one block of 30`000 (thirty thousand) shares at a price of 0.0022 BTC each ; one block of 75`000 (seventy-five thousand) shares at a price of 0.0024 BTC each ; one block of 45`000 (fourty-five thousand) shares at a price of 0.0026 BTC each. -198314;1354662874;mircea_popescu;a right you are. was 150k originally + whatever he sold after that if anything -198313;1354662987;Namjies;Aye -198312;1354663008;Namjies;He might be the one who bought shares and sold back at 0.00349 -198311;1354663019;Namjies;From which there's 16k left. -198310;1354663040;Namjies;He said he was buying shares around 0.003 and putting them back for sale. -198309;1354663080;mircea_popescu;where ? he's been awful quiet of late. -198308;1354663097;Namjies;Ah, many weeks ago. -198307;1354663103;Namjies;Maybe 1-2 months ago -198306;1354663128;mircea_popescu;a a -198305;1354663157;Namjies;S.BVPS is a good stock anyway. -198304;1354663170;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -198303;1354663171;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.00349995 / 0.00349995 / 0.00349995 (83964 shares, 293.87 BTC), 30day: 0.002 / 0.00303219 / 0.00349995 (182572 shares, 553.59 BTC) -198302;1354663189;mircea_popescu;;;calc 50/0.00349995 -198301;1354663190;gribble;14285.9183703 -198300;1354663190;Namjies;If I had been quicker, could have paid them 0.003 instead of 0.0035 -198299;1354663198;mircea_popescu;makes what, 1.4% a month ? pretty sweet. -198298;1354663270;Namjies;50 BTC / 500 000 issued on mpex = 0.0001BTC per share or 1/35 -198297;1354663283;Namjies;2.8% -198296;1354663312;Namjies;The div is paid on 500k shares only. -198295;1354663349;mircea_popescu;o right you are. -198294;1354663368;mircea_popescu;so wait, this is like, 35% a year ? heh. -198293;1354663379;mircea_popescu;bitcoin still has crazy rates. -198292;1354663384;Namjies;That's assuming no growth of profit. -198291;1354663443;pigeons;down to 1 partner not awol, and just barely -198290;1354663477;Namjies;? -198289;1354663500;pigeons;grubles is mia, rg has a job -198288;1354663529;Namjies;Yes, he has. -198287;1354663538;Namjies;But he's still around. -198286;1354663552;Namjies;I talked to him the other day. -198285;1354663564;Namjies;He's just not as active as usual. -198284;1354663687;mircea_popescu;i was talking to grubles maybe i dunno, a month ago ? -198283;1354663699;Namjies;He's moving with a new provider and getting a new design rolled out too for the website. -198282;1354663762;Namjies;Should get him 24/7 support for his customers and automatic provision of VPSes instead of manual. -198281;1354663813;Namjies;Otherwise, as far as I know, customer amounts stay stable, not really moving much. -198280;1354663822;Namjies;A bit sad but eh. -198279;1354663883;Namjies;Haven't seen grubles talking at all lately. -198278;1354663943;Namjies;[16:30] grubles was last seen in #bitcoin-otc 5 weeks, 5 days, 2 hours, 22 minutes, and 31 seconds ago: gribble, stop hitting yourself -198277;1354663943;Namjies;[16:31] grubles was last seen in #bitcoin-hosting 27 weeks, 2 days, 15 hours, 48 minutes, and 45 -198276;1354664027;Namjies;eh, looks like he want on vacation somewhere in the savannah or something and got lost or eaten. -198275;1354664033;Namjies;he went* -198274;1354664319;Ukto;thats good news.. [15:39] Dec04 21:37:11 mtgox x31 410.2572 @ 13.36583058 USD -198273;1354664334;Namjies;? -198272;1354664344;Ukto;price went up more past 13.20 -198271;1354664363;Ukto;curious how high the rally will get today -198270;1354664510;Namjies;13.38! -198269;1354664536;Namjies;Damn... maybe I should have sold options instead of buying S.BVPS -198268;1354664539;Namjies;Puts -198267;1354664717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13650 @ 0.00051548 = 7.0363 BTC [-] -198266;1354664788;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/so-do-i-hate-the-state-or-what/ -198265;1354664792;mircea_popescu;if anyone's in a reading mood. -198264;1354666119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2490 @ 0.00051475 = 1.2817 BTC [-] -198263;1354666991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00327747 = 6.3911 BTC [-] -198262;1354666992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4900 @ 0.00327078 = 16.0268 BTC [-] -198261;1354666994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00323801 = 0.1619 BTC [-] -198260;1354667162;Bugpowder;Namjies, how much S.BVPS did u buy? -198259;1354667253;Bugpowder;I sold you the S.BVPS. Nice profit on that trade. -198258;1354667275;Bugpowder;Was worried I cornered the market, thought the float was only 150K. -198257;1354667291;mircea_popescu;o hi Buglouse -198256;1354667294;mircea_popescu;oops. Bugpowder -198255;1354667322;Bugpowder;dive dive dive -198254;1354667327;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -198253;1354667328;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.30041, Best ask: 13.30939, Bid-ask spread: 0.00898, Last trade: 13.30939, 24 hour volume: 60464.88859745, 24 hour low: 12.55000, 24 hour high: 13.50000, 24 hour vwap: 12.98665 -198252;1354667333;mircea_popescu;eh seems not. -198251;1354667355;mircea_popescu;had this happened a week ago i'd be out -198250;1354667438;mircea_popescu;;;calc 42000*4/13.3 - 42000*3/12.3 -198249;1354667439;gribble;2387.67650834 -198248;1354667444;mircea_popescu;2.5k btc as a rough estimate. -198247;1354667525;Bugpowder;bond holders cough -198246;1354667533;mircea_popescu;well ya -198245;1354667535;mircea_popescu;but still. -198244;1354667552;mircea_popescu;a no. last month i covered on my own money, like 25k of the 41k capital -198243;1354667575;Bugpowder;yeah I noticed that change from "lender of last resort" -198242;1354667589;mircea_popescu;what you mean change ? -198241;1354667624;Bugpowder;As I recall a few months ago, you contribution was listed differently in the MPOE bondholders results. -198240;1354667643;Bugpowder;something like 6. mircea_popescu lender of last resort -198239;1354667657;mircea_popescu;iirc it's always been the same -198238;1354667663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1831 @ 0.00051475 = 0.9425 BTC [-] -198237;1354667664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1725 @ 0.00051474 = 0.8879 BTC [-] -198236;1354667666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6879 @ 0.00051362 = 3.5332 BTC [-] -198235;1354667666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12915 @ 0.00051094 = 6.5988 BTC [-] -198234;1354667685;Bugpowder;mokay -198233;1354667715;mircea_popescu;i wonder if we see 15 for xmas -198232;1354667744;Bugpowder;It is the perfect christmas gift -198231;1354667746;pigeons;bruce wagner says 50 -198230;1354667762;Bugpowder;I think we see 15... Not sure if we will HOLD it though. -198229;1354667784;Bugpowder;Although I think we are finally running out of things that can blow up to create panic sales. -198228;1354667802;Bugpowder;Unless..... MPEx! -198227;1354667841;mircea_popescu;nah. -198226;1354667845;mircea_popescu;mpex doth not blow up this year. -198225;1354667860;mircea_popescu;as long as mtgox holds o fuck -198224;1354667862;mircea_popescu;bfl ;/ -198223;1354667867;Bugpowder;yeah -198222;1354667870;Bugpowder;mtgox -198221;1354667879;Bugpowder;bfl, who cares. -198220;1354667892;mircea_popescu;you kidding ? they have something like 1mn in "preorders" -198219;1354667918;Bugpowder;how is that money going to recycle back into the economy? -198218;1354667921;Bugpowder;hmmm -198217;1354667937;mircea_popescu;i tell you, if some of the larger players get burned on bfl they might just go out. -198216;1354667940;mircea_popescu;that's a bunch of coin -198215;1354667952;Bugpowder;yeah -198214;1354667973;mircea_popescu;gigavps had what, 4 rigs or something ? -198213;1354667994;Bugpowder;that's already a messed up situation -198212;1354668000;mircea_popescu;if he's out the 5-10k btc there on top of the recent glbse crapfest + whatever lawyer cost etc -198211;1354668005;mircea_popescu;he might just say fuck it -198210;1354668048;mircea_popescu;one example picked out of what, a dozen or two people. -198209;1354668063;mircea_popescu;pigeons is bruce still around ?! -198208;1354668109;Bugpowder;do you think the deepbit problem is why the hash rate is down? -198207;1354668122;mircea_popescu;im possibly the cluelest veteran when it comes to mining. -198206;1354668166;mircea_popescu;i think even gmaxwell may be more knowledgeable. -198205;1354668286;pigeons;bruce's site: http://buybitcoin.com/home/faq/#16 -198204;1354668354;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=106027.0;all -198203;1354668362;pigeons;http://i46.tinypic.com/2iuqfrd.jpg -198202;1354668365;pigeons;done. -198201;1354668370;mircea_popescu;oty -198200;1354668427;Namjies;I bought 80k+ recently -198199;1354668648;Namjies;Bringing my total to 136k -198198;1354668741;pigeons;note to phishers ^^^ -198197;1354668850;mircea_popescu;lol how's they gonna phish ? -198196;1354668903;Bugpowder;Namjies, how much would you have spent for the stock? -198195;1354668915;Bugpowder;just curious -198194;1354668927;mircea_popescu;lol seller's remorse -198193;1354668972;mircea_popescu;pigeons "If you make a payment to us by an unauthorized method, your best recourse would be to contact the financial institution or the payment provider company you used, and request that they reverse the transaction." -198192;1354668989;Bugpowder;20% profit, no remorse here. -198191;1354668989;mircea_popescu;that's the first time i've seen a merchant begging for this. -198190;1354669017;pigeons;well he's unique -198189;1354669028;Bugpowder;sellers remorse is the 1.3M of S.MPOE @ 38000 -198188;1354669029;Namjies;Bugpowder, would have skipped if higher. -198187;1354669037;Namjies;I was late to buy around 0.003 -198186;1354669043;mircea_popescu;ahaha you did that did you ? -198185;1354669049;Bugpowder;yessss -198184;1354669049;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -198183;1354669050;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00050368 / 0.00051623 / 0.00052443 (1249621 shares, 645.09 BTC), 30day: 0.00047 / 0.00050943 / 0.00053881 (97679619 shares, 49,761.45 BTC) -198182;1354669051;Bugpowder;I fucked up -198181;1354669060;Bugpowder;I am just getting over the depression -198180;1354669069;Bugpowder;It would have made up for all the fucked up F.GIGA losses -198179;1354669074;Namjies;so ended up having to cough up the BTC at 0.0035 -198178;1354669081;mircea_popescu;;;calc (0.00051623 - 0.00038000) * 13000000 -198177;1354669081;gribble;1770.99 -198176;1354669084;Bugpowder;the cost of exiting MPCD.B and C -198175;1354669087;mircea_popescu;eh, what's a coupla k btcs -198174;1354669088;Namjies;Otherwise I'd have created puts and sold those puts. -198173;1354669088;Bugpowder;prior to implosion -198172;1354669095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051096 = 2.2079 BTC [+] -198171;1354669096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6825 @ 0.00051094 = 3.4872 BTC [-] -198170;1354669098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10554 @ 0.00050909 = 5.3729 BTC [-] -198169;1354669098;Namjies;Which can be very profitable right now. -198168;1354669205;mircea_popescu;Namjies the 5k pair is up like 5 cents per. -198167;1354669220;pigeons;hey now http://buybitcoin.com/home/price/ -198166;1354669248;mircea_popescu;17.86 ?! wtf is this ? -198165;1354669270;mircea_popescu;You can simply take the number of Bitcoins you need… and multiply it by this number, to see how many dollars you need. -198164;1354669276;mircea_popescu;this guy... is he on some sort of meds ? -198163;1354669318;pigeons;A Reputation you can Trust: The founder of BuyBitcoin.com, Bruce Wagner, is the most famous person in the Bitcoin world, and is considered to be an expert on Bitcoin, and the Bitcoin Economy. -198162;1354669352;mircea_popescu;oic. -198161;1354669377;Namjies;Scoundrel "Bitconman" McFuckerscammer's Fine Digital Coins Shop, LLC. -198160;1354669381;Namjies;Is what it is. -198159;1354669393;mircea_popescu;lol -198158;1354669403;mircea_popescu;he could just call it mybitcoin.com and be done with it -198157;1354669411;pigeons;well you can't say you didn't know where he wanted to fuck you -198156;1354669433;Bugpowder;Well... its cheaper than the physicals at memorydealers.com -198155;1354669458;Bugpowder;http://memorydealers.com/hardware/bitcoin-equipment.html -198154;1354669467;pigeons;“I’m very pleased with my bitcoin purchase, everything was smooth. Amazing that you even process bank deposits on Saturdays and Sundays too!” -198153;1354669521;mircea_popescu;ugh. -198152;1354669535;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well ya but custom rounds are always expensive. -198151;1354669544;pigeons;What are your daily transaction limits? I would be interested in large USD deposits to your bank account.” -198150;1354669547;mircea_popescu;doesn't make sense to run one for less than a few million pieces, so. -198149;1354669563;mircea_popescu;pigeons in other news, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135466230861.jpg -198148;1354669575;Bugpowder;naw dude -198147;1354669589;Bugpowder;casacius sells them direct for like 1BTC over face. -198146;1354669642;mircea_popescu;25 Casascius Bitcoins SEE DETAILS $221.11 -198145;1354669646;mircea_popescu;221.11 / 25 -198144;1354669650;mircea_popescu;;;calc 221.11 / 25 -198143;1354669650;gribble;8.8444 -198142;1354669652;Namjies;I just wonder if BitVPS will really improve in term of customers now after the changes. -198141;1354669658;mircea_popescu;seems a pretty good deal, that -198140;1354669681;pigeons;Namjies: he's gotta migrate everyone to openvz, doesn't sound fun -198139;1354669684;Bugpowder;obviously not updated in a long time -198138;1354669693;Namjies;He's switching to Xen -198137;1354669706;Bugpowder;Actually... the 10BTC silver one is not horrible either. -198136;1354669709;Namjies;And not migrating everyone. -198135;1354669720;Bugpowder;It used to be 2x BTC price... -198134;1354669724;Namjies;Old boxes on international servers will be kept. -198133;1354669728;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i like the Shop by Price $0.00 - $1,000.00 (5) $1,000.00 - $2,000.00 (1) part best. -198132;1354669746;Namjies;The new, automatically provisioned VPSes will be on Xen with a specific provider tho. -198131;1354669747;pigeons;ok but domestic kvm folks will probably leave -198130;1354669753;iz;Bugpowder: is your name a bomb the bass reference? -198129;1354669781;Bugpowder;yeah, that and naked lunch -198128;1354669782;mircea_popescu;did rg eventually make a blog anywhere ? -198127;1354669785;Bugpowder;gtg -198126;1354669789;iz;oh yeah -198125;1354669810;Namjies;hmm, I don't know -198124;1354669872;mircea_popescu;people w/o blogs really have no idea how useful one is. -198123;1354669884;pigeons;get off my lawn -198122;1354669914;mircea_popescu;lol -198121;1354669944;Namjies;In your case, useful to hear yourself speak? -198120;1354669976;Namjies;Doesn't look like people are reading your blog much. No comments. We only get to read something when you link us to it. -198119;1354669996;Namjies;I have a feeling it lacks audience. -198118;1354670004;Namjies;I had one once and scrapped it. -198117;1354670022;mircea_popescu;so many false implications in there tho... -198116;1354670071;Namjies;Possibly eh -198115;1354670094;Namjies;I don't see visitors stats -198114;1354670098;mircea_popescu;for one, how many times do people comment on your clothes ? and is this an argument in favour of going around naked ? -198113;1354670113;Namjies;I wouldn't mind going around naked. -198112;1354670125;mircea_popescu;for another, people make a lot of comments on btctalk. -198111;1354670152;Namjies;Not always good, but blog usually do get a few comments ever 100-200 readers. -198110;1354670157;mircea_popescu;suppose you could have a btctalk that consisted of only the 0.1% of comments worth reading from the 1% of people you actually think anything of. -198109;1354670177;mircea_popescu;now he's made me look -198108;1354670223;Namjies;Something like 10% of the population should just go one day to work naked and keep it like that. Instant impossibility to apply nudity ban. -198107;1354670229;mircea_popescu;330 past month. would that mean what, 10k readers ? -198106;1354670264;mircea_popescu;Namjies i do have a nudity-for-slaves rule in place, but it's one thing to have nubile young women naked around the house -198105;1354670273;mircea_popescu;and quite another to have the general population in say the bus -198104;1354670294;Namjies;I'm just saying, if the population wanted, repealing laws would be easy. -198103;1354670326;mircea_popescu;prolly a good idea to pick more sensible laws to repeal. -198102;1354670334;mircea_popescu;fwiw nudity isn't even illegal, just mostly impractical. -198101;1354670351;Namjies;It's technically going to get you arrested. -198100;1354670363;mircea_popescu;i guess it depends where. -198099;1354670364;Namjies;It's not legal to go around public places naked. -198098;1354670367;mircea_popescu;never happened to me. -198097;1354670373;Namjies;Not in Canada/US -198096;1354670380;mircea_popescu;a well. i'm talking of the civilised world. -198095;1354670387;mircea_popescu;otherwise sure, in iran it may get you stoned. -198094;1354670411;Namjies;I guess Canada/US is not part of the civilized world. -198093;1354670453;mircea_popescu;well... it aspires to be. maybe one day. -198092;1354670556;Namjies;It's usually acknowledged the human body is not in itself indecent. -198091;1354670597;Namjies;If we ban public nudity based on the fact it can bother some to see it, we might as well ban breathing because some could be bothered by seeing it. -198090;1354670597;mircea_popescu;in the us you mean ? -198089;1354670614;Namjies;Or anything else someone might not want to see. -198088;1354670620;mircea_popescu;again, nudity is not banned afaik. causing a disturbance is, which i can see the point. -198087;1354670641;Namjies;Well someone seeing something not directed at them is not disturbance. -198086;1354670663;mircea_popescu;ya ya, but if people start crowding and blocking the road and stampeding each other this'd be a problem. -198085;1354670667;mircea_popescu;it has to be adressed somehow. -198084;1354670683;Namjies;That yes. -198083;1354670704;Namjies;But even not doing anything particuliar. -198082;1354670734;Namjies;Try just walking on the sidewalk naked. You'll get arrested. -198081;1354670746;Namjies;Someone will complain and police will show up. -198080;1354670750;abracadabra;no in san francisco -198079;1354670752;mircea_popescu;people are funny anyway. last time i took the girls out for a shoot last winter there were some people happening to walk their dogs now and again. -198078;1354670752;abracadabra;not* -198077;1354670761;mircea_popescu;the dogs on seeing nude women were moderately interested, as in, hallo ? -198076;1354670772;mircea_popescu;the owners however were trying very hard NOT TO LOOK -198075;1354670793;mircea_popescu;had a laugh at the dichotomy there. -198074;1354670811;Namjies;Nice. Although I'm not surprised for San Francisco. -198073;1354670837;mircea_popescu;im in timisoara. -198072;1354670976;mircea_popescu;but in any case, people tend to confuse things. police gets called cause "omg naked person", they have to show up (cause they were called, it's how it works) -198071;1354670997;mircea_popescu;the officer then talks to the person in question. if the guy gets all beligerent yea he's getting arrested. was he arrested for being naked ? well... not really. -198070;1354671108;Namjies;Hmm, I wonder about that. -198069;1354671133;Namjies;Maybe in Romania, but in the US/Canada? -198068;1354671193;mircea_popescu;well, you keep insisting on discussing places which have no rule of law. -198067;1354671200;mircea_popescu;in the us/canada whatever the cop feels like will happen. -198066;1354671210;mircea_popescu;the person gets raped, maybe, the person gets arrested for conspiracy, maybe, -198065;1354671212;mircea_popescu;fuckall knows. -198064;1354671215;Namjies;Probably. -198063;1354671268;mircea_popescu;wait a second! -198062;1354671295;mircea_popescu;Dec 04 02:25:56 Stop putting /dtng/ links in here. -198061;1354671304;mircea_popescu;had a change of heart ?! -198060;1354671363;Namjies;No. I just tend to click all links before checking them and I'm not particularly interested in seeing intercourse. -198059;1354671412;mircea_popescu;but on the other hand... -198058;1354671437;Namjies;ah, I suppose. -198057;1354671475;Namjies;If we allow public nudity... -198056;1354671547;Namjies;Same goes for everything else as long as it's not directly aimed at someone. -198055;1354671738;Namjies;Although I suppose it's more the lack of warning that bothers me. I stay around for bitcoin * asset news and you always present the links as "In other news/This is interesting/etc." -198054;1354671761;mircea_popescu;"and now for something competely different" -198053;1354671824;mircea_popescu;http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=928710 -198052;1354671828;mircea_popescu;isnt this a little lulzy ? -198051;1354671925;Namjies;that there's a database error? -198050;1354671992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050942 = 2.2012 BTC [+] -198049;1354671993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8677 @ 0.00050909 = 4.4174 BTC [-] -198048;1354671994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1402 @ 0.00050631 = 0.7098 BTC [-] -198047;1354672035;dub;is the latest flash completely fucking broken -198046;1354672037;mircea_popescu;ubuntuforums be down -198045;1354672043;mircea_popescu;dub traditionally yes. -198044;1354672055;dub;moreso than usual -198043;1354672100;mircea_popescu;also traditionally yes. -198042;1354672510;mircea_popescu;bah ubuntu fucked up grep -198041;1354672517;mircea_popescu;-Ucp8 means jack shit now. -198040;1354672761;dub;thats what you get with riceOS -198039;1354672956;mircea_popescu;lol -198038;1354672987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00050631 = 2.7594 BTC [-] -198037;1354673039;dub;never help people -198036;1354673083;dub;I build one little house for these habitat for humanity fucks and they hound me till I die -198035;1354673202;mircea_popescu;yep. -198034;1354673209;mircea_popescu;charities are worse than the mob. -198033;1354673908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051542 = 2.2271 BTC [+] -198032;1354673909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00051548 = 3.3764 BTC [+] -198031;1354673911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00051941 = 8.9339 BTC [+] -198030;1354673912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9259 @ 0.00052443 = 4.8557 BTC [+] -198029;1354674160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051463 = 2.2237 BTC [-] -198028;1354674162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21845 @ 0.00051433 = 11.2355 BTC [-] -198027;1354675103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051604 = 2.2298 BTC [+] -198026;1354675105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00051607 = 0.8515 BTC [+] -198025;1354675241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052232 = 2.2569 BTC [+] -198024;1354675243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19618 @ 0.00052237 = 10.2479 BTC [+] -198023;1354675244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 672 @ 0.00052443 = 0.3524 BTC [+] -198022;1354676508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051789 = 2.2378 BTC [-] -198021;1354676509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13729 @ 0.00051774 = 7.1081 BTC [-] -198020;1354676511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00051547 = 0.1804 BTC [-] -198019;1354676554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051553 = 2.2276 BTC [+] -198018;1354676555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14230 @ 0.00051547 = 7.3351 BTC [-] -198017;1354676670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052302 = 2.26 BTC [+] -198016;1354676671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10780 @ 0.00052332 = 5.6414 BTC [+] -198015;1354676705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051572 = 2.2284 BTC [-] -198014;1354676707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6779 @ 0.00051547 = 3.4944 BTC [-] -198013;1354677203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052308 = 2.2602 BTC [+] -198012;1354677204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13153 @ 0.00052332 = 6.8832 BTC [+] -198011;1354677235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052298 = 2.2598 BTC [-] -198010;1354677235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5217 @ 0.00052332 = 2.7302 BTC [+] -198009;1354677236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7162 @ 0.00052443 = 3.756 BTC [+] -198008;1354677916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052441 = 2.266 BTC [-] -198007;1354677917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3179 @ 0.00052443 = 1.6672 BTC [+] -198006;1354677918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00052446 = 3.6712 BTC [+] -198005;1354677919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5157 @ 0.00052446 = 2.7046 BTC [+] -198004;1354678263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00052446 = 3.0943 BTC [+] -198003;1354678615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19643 @ 0.00052446 = 10.302 BTC [+] -198002;1354678617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5707 @ 0.00052459 = 2.9938 BTC [+] -198001;1354678867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3942 @ 0.00052459 = 2.0679 BTC [+] -198000;1354678869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17358 @ 0.00052461 = 9.1062 BTC [+] -197999;1354679249;pigeons;mircea_popescu: here's your boy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-DVOYyx_6U -197998;1354679334;mircea_popescu;what, still ?! -197997;1354679386;mircea_popescu;it boggles how inept someone must be to try and leech bitcoin creed off genjix. -197996;1354679768;Diablo-D3;wait, what? -197995;1354679842;pigeons;nothing, i just knew linking to a genjox video for rile mircea_popescu up -197994;1354679874;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmpluH6-ScM -197993;1354679902;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: who is the guy speaking in the first video? -197992;1354679917;mircea_popescu;taaki aka genjix -197991;1354679929;Diablo-D3;ahh -197990;1354679932;Diablo-D3;so thats the face of the man -197989;1354679976;mircea_popescu;i dunno who were the other schmucks around there, but i guess yet another service going nowhere on half a mil of angel capital. -197988;1354680010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11542 @ 0.00052461 = 6.055 BTC [+] -197987;1354680011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8939 @ 0.00052465 = 4.6898 BTC [+] -197986;1354680013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7183 @ 0.00052467 = 3.7687 BTC [+] -197985;1354680023;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I dunno, is it wrong Im bitter? -197984;1354680040;mircea_popescu;a nm, found it http://www.miicard.com/ -197983;1354680046;mircea_popescu;"The only way to prove you are who you say you are purely online" -197982;1354680064;mircea_popescu;sorta like, you know, retarded pgp implementation that fails to work i bet. -197981;1354680074;Diablo-D3;yeah I find it funny -197980;1354680083;Diablo-D3;why do people keep implementing things again and again -197979;1354680092;Diablo-D3;like, just to say reinventing the wheel doesnt cover it -197978;1354680124;mircea_popescu;because there's some idiots who think they too can be "investors" in "technology" -197977;1354680138;mircea_popescu;even if they don't understand either capital or engineering. -197976;1354680146;mircea_popescu;sorta like the bitcointalk forum, lending section. -197975;1354680148;Diablo-D3;I dont even mean the investment -197974;1354680151;Diablo-D3;I meant the actually doing it -197973;1354680160;mircea_popescu;these idiots keep pushing money out, and by now a sort of circus/sideshow act has developed -197972;1354680176;mircea_popescu;sort of like the 419 nigerians, except these are usually poor inner city youths (with or without an acne problem) -197971;1354680189;mircea_popescu;and they do... what you see in that youtube. cockgrabbing basically. -197970;1354680216;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: maybe Im in the wrong business -197969;1354680235;mircea_popescu;why ? if you wanted to be in showbiz your best bet would be growing tits and working vegas anyway -197968;1354680239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052385 = 2.2636 BTC [-] -197967;1354680240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13079 @ 0.0005237 = 6.8495 BTC [-] -197966;1354680242;Diablo-D3;I should just be serial startupping -197965;1354680243;mircea_popescu;rather than dumbass conference venues. -197964;1354680250;Diablo-D3;like, marking insane ideas -197963;1354680252;Diablo-D3;and raising money -197962;1354680255;pigeons;heh he demonstrates silk road in his presentation -197961;1354680255;Diablo-D3;and then failing to deliver -197960;1354680265;mircea_popescu;dude, you'll make 18k a year and work 90 hour weeks. -197959;1354680268;pigeons;as his first application of bitcoin -197958;1354680283;mircea_popescu;(as a best case scenario) -197957;1354680286;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no no no -197956;1354680289;Diablo-D3;I said fail to deliver -197955;1354680298;mircea_popescu;they all fail to deliver, this is no innovation. -197954;1354680311;mircea_popescu;actually delivering something would prolly have everyone fall over. -197953;1354680336;Diablo-D3;well like -197952;1354680338;Diablo-D3;look at my language seaking -197951;1354680353;Diablo-D3;its a C-like language that is very erlangy in thought process -197950;1354680368;mircea_popescu;a language isn't douchy enough. -197949;1354680373;Diablo-D3;no but like -197948;1354680378;mircea_popescu;you need to invent the fuycard. -197947;1354680381;Diablo-D3;I already know up front Im reinventing lisp at some point -197946;1354680430;pigeons;then takes a phonecall during his presentation -197945;1354680432;mircea_popescu;actually i'm publishing this. too much truth content to let it slide. -197944;1354680440;Diablo-D3;pigeons: it was fucking up the microphone -197943;1354680467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00052444 = 1.3635 BTC [+] -197942;1354680475;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I dunno, I just want to do something that actually improves computing for people -197941;1354680478;Diablo-D3;to make it vastly less shitty -197940;1354680483;Diablo-D3;and then retire as a multi-billionare. -197939;1354680493;Diablo-D3;I have no interest in dumb shit -197938;1354680494;mircea_popescu;people do not deserve any improvement. let them wallow. -197937;1354680507;Diablo-D3;dude fuck them -197936;1354680513;mircea_popescu;if you're doing something do something you need yourself. -197935;1354680514;Diablo-D3;Im sick of computers -197934;1354680516;Diablo-D3;they _suck_ -197933;1354680595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1721 @ 0.00052444 = 0.9026 BTC [+] -197932;1354680597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20060 @ 0.00052467 = 10.5249 BTC [+] -197931;1354680598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1135 @ 0.00052472 = 0.5956 BTC [+] -197930;1354680618;Diablo-D3;ha ha -197929;1354680621;Diablo-D3;he cant explain how the math works -197928;1354681033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3986 @ 0.00052472 = 2.0915 BTC [+] -197927;1354681034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6664 @ 0.00052482 = 3.4974 BTC [+] -197926;1354681273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1586 @ 0.00052482 = 0.8324 BTC [+] -197925;1354681274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11814 @ 0.00052485 = 6.2006 BTC [+] -197924;1354681365;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-conference-freakshow/ there -197923;1354681550;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you forgot to clip the bitter line -197922;1354681593;mircea_popescu;haha why clip the bitter! -197921;1354681606;Diablo-D3;because the bitter was going for a different rant and you sidetracked me -197920;1354681615;mircea_popescu;a ok -197919;1354681636;Diablo-D3;said rant: millions of dollars, none of them going to dmc. -197918;1354681640;Diablo-D3;:< -197917;1354681662;mircea_popescu;don't feel to bad, inaba lost it when he found out what mpex goes for. -197916;1354681687;noagendamarket;you could always invest in james mccarthy's new startup -197915;1354681710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18157 @ 0.00052485 = 9.5297 BTC [+] -197914;1354681735;Diablo-D3;who? -197913;1354681763;noagendamarket;https://www.linkedin.com/in/mccarthyjames -197912;1354681784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3356 @ 0.00052485 = 1.7614 BTC [+] -197911;1354681786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18348 @ 0.000525 = 9.6327 BTC [+] -197910;1354681787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18115 @ 0.00052508 = 9.5118 BTC [+] -197909;1354681796;Diablo-D3;wait, nefario has a last name?! -197908;1354681807;Diablo-D3;HE USED TO WORK FOR SUN?! -197907;1354681815;noagendamarket;lmao -197906;1354681828;Diablo-D3;EAT A DICK NEFARIO -197905;1354681828;Diablo-D3;EAT -197904;1354681829;Diablo-D3;A -197903;1354681830;Diablo-D3;DICK -197902;1354681834;kuzetsa;yeah, Jim MCDonalds or something like that. -197901;1354681844;Diablo-D3;kuzetsa: mccarthy -197900;1354681884;kuzetsa;at least I didn't say MCHammer -197899;1354681912;kuzetsa;... no, McDonalds was worse :( -197898;1354681914;noagendamarket;lol -197897;1354681937;kuzetsa;now I'm hungry -197896;1354681946;noagendamarket;inb4 he comes back as McBitcoin -197895;1354681992;mircea_popescu;lol -197894;1354682018;pigeons;< noagendamarket> you could always invest in james mccarthy's new startup < nameterrific? ;) -197893;1354682052;mircea_popescu;Telesales executive -197892;1354682055;mircea_popescu;i like that part. -197891;1354682074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052382 = 2.2634 BTC [-] -197890;1354682075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 929 @ 0.0005237 = 0.4865 BTC [-] -197889;1354682076;mircea_popescu;Software Engineer on the solaris testing team, quite impressive what can i tell you -197888;1354682107;mircea_popescu;i guess i was a senior software engineer on the blizzard testing team back when wow was in closed beta, right ? -197887;1354682198;Diablo-D3;fuck that then -197886;1354682217;Diablo-D3;Im a godlike software tester for both id software and valve on linux. -197885;1354682249;Diablo-D3;seriously, on my business cards, I use "Deity at large" -197884;1354682252;pigeons;no software tester is called "business analyst now -197883;1354682258;Diablo-D3;pigeons: YES -197882;1354682301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.0005237 = 3.0113 BTC [-] -197881;1354682306;mircea_popescu;can't i be business vaginist ? -197880;1354682315;mircea_popescu;analysm doesn't appeal. -197879;1354682323;Diablo-D3;bwhahah -197878;1354682400;mircea_popescu;but srsly, i wonder how long does it take to query a db on solaris. -197877;1354682408;mircea_popescu;2 months cca ? -197876;1354682660;dub;what -197875;1354682661;dub;the -197874;1354682662;dub;fuck -197873;1354682681;mircea_popescu;lol -197872;1354682705;mircea_popescu;in other news, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/netherlands/9719247/Amsterdam-to-create-scum-villages.html -197871;1354682710;dub;fuck genjix in his pimply ass -197870;1354682717;dub;what a fucking toolbag -197869;1354682752;noagendamarket;lol -197868;1354682793;noagendamarket;putting the worst of society al in one place always works out well... -197867;1354682799;dub;bitcoins are like good cause like were hackers and fings, and silkroad and fing -197866;1354682818;mircea_popescu;indeed, looking forward to the torching of amsterdam at the hands of the goths -197865;1354682831;pigeons;someone jumped in and saved him at the end -197864;1354682855;noagendamarket;I enjoy watching train wrecks. -197863;1354682881;dub;oh and technology like wikileaks and fings -197862;1354682884;mircea_popescu;so im making a romanian dicelist, cause apparently romanians are too retarded to have one already -197861;1354682890;mircea_popescu;my computer has been working hard for once. -197860;1354682941;dub;and internet guns and fings -197859;1354682978;dub;and im really enfusiastic and I would make a demonstration but i dont have bitcoin -197858;1354683005;mircea_popescu;ahahaha he says that ? -197857;1354683020;dub;yes -197856;1354683042;noagendamarket;he could always give a demo about how to survive on noodles and bad cereal -197855;1354683048;mircea_popescu;then we wonder why people don't take bitcoin seriously. -197854;1354683062;mircea_popescu;well... if my first contact with bitcoin were something like this i'd still be laughing at you all. -197853;1354683075;pigeons;you should watch it mircea_popescu -197852;1354683080;dub;bitcoin is like a brick -197851;1354683087;mircea_popescu;pigeons don't have the energy. -197850;1354683096;pigeons;dub is hitting the highlights at least -197849;1354683113;noagendamarket;genjix could steal from the supermarket really good in that jacket -197848;1354683123;dub;and its based off of maffmatics -197847;1354683187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005248 = 2.2677 BTC [+] -197846;1354683188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3856 @ 0.00052508 = 2.0247 BTC [+] -197845;1354683237;mircea_popescu;muffmnonix ? -197844;1354683246;dub;I dont think I can watch the questions -197843;1354683295;dub;he doesnt understand bitcoin at all -197842;1354683317;dub;the best thing he can do for bitcoin is shoot himself in the face -197841;1354683320;noagendamarket;Homeless people wear green jackets to blend into the plants at night -197840;1354683344;dub;they are just laughing at him -197839;1354683393;pigeons;a guy in the audience tells people don't laugh, its really complex, if you want to understand about it look on wikipedia -197838;1354683400;dub;computing maffmatical riddles for a small reward and its based on electricity -197837;1354683484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052379 = 2.2633 BTC [-] -197836;1354683485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3142 @ 0.0005237 = 1.6455 BTC [-] -197835;1354683487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22787 @ 0.00052344 = 11.9276 BTC [-] -197834;1354683492;dub;mircea_popescu: you need to watch this, to understand what a complete shitcock he is -197833;1354683519;noagendamarket;its unwatcheable -197832;1354683534;dub;haha some random asshole tries to explain it for him, gets it completely wrong and he agrees with them -197831;1354683547;dub;its really hard to watch -197830;1354683551;mircea_popescu;arbitrage! -197829;1354683564;dub;hahah yeah -197828;1354683569;noagendamarket;I havent cringed that much s9ince the last season of big brother uk -197827;1354683614;mircea_popescu;i had a girl make me a transcript of nefario's speech about two months ago and then i had to give her sick leave the next day. -197826;1354683623;mircea_popescu;so ever since i've kinda stopped trying. -197825;1354683685;dub;this guy is hundreds of times worse than nefario -197824;1354683700;pigeons;this video is better -197823;1354683711;pigeons;you would like this one, i promise -197822;1354683737;noagendamarket;I would rather get bowel cancer -197821;1354683741;mircea_popescu;stop trying to troll me pigeons -197820;1354683775;dub;he is actually retarded -197819;1354683801;pigeons;i'm really not, this is something you would enjoy -197818;1354684225;dub;yeah mircea_popescu its actually painful to watch, like some kind of s&m thing -197817;1354684296;noagendamarket;can you have someone committed to a mental institution ? -197816;1354684308;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket you have to sue -197815;1354684349;noagendamarket;why is someone speaking about bitcoin when they dont have any ? -197814;1354684349;mircea_popescu;dub no, s&m i enjoy dishing out. this however... -197813;1354684364;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket begging. -197812;1354684409;dub;he infers pretty strongly that he invented bitcoin -197811;1354684418;noagendamarket;where can you contribute to a bounty to have someone get a cream pie thrown in their face -197810;1354684442;mircea_popescu;ahahah wut -197809;1354684467;mircea_popescu;he didn't invent bitcoin, zoo thong did -197808;1354684477;noagendamarket;I thought tom williams did -197807;1354684486;dub;also, he's a hacker, yes hacker got that hacker, hacker HACKER hacker, that cant switch off a mobile phone -197806;1354684583;pigeons;"i wrote my own bitcoin" -197805;1354684599;noagendamarket;LOL @ calling wikileaks a technology -197804;1354684610;mircea_popescu;did he also have sex with his own bitcoin? -197803;1354684629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005248 = 2.2677 BTC [+] -197802;1354684630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6479 @ 0.00052508 = 3.402 BTC [+] -197801;1354684631;mircea_popescu;actually the word technolology is long over due -197800;1354684632;dub;I feel like he just raped my wallet.dat -197799;1354684632;noagendamarket;he pulled his own bitcoin -197798;1354684643;pigeons;you have your bitcoins in your little wallet file on your computer and no one in the world can take them away from you -197797;1354684661;mircea_popescu;remarkably clueless audience lol -197796;1354684667;mircea_popescu;"what happened to bitcoinica's ???" -197795;1354684670;dub;someone transcribe it for the forum -197794;1354684679;dub;it'll be fucking hilarious -197793;1354684698;dub;mircea_popescu: cue -pr -197792;1354684729;dub;one of the questioners is trolling him hard -197791;1354684754;mircea_popescu;she'll get hives and be extra mean to everyoner for a week -197790;1354684854;noagendamarket;lol @ going into a room full of bankers and talking about illegal drugs -197789;1354684891;pigeons;well you can also use it to fund projects that print weapons... -197788;1354684905;dub;yeah and wikileaks and fings -197787;1354684907;noagendamarket;you can send bitcoins to iran :P -197786;1354684920;pigeons;yeah technologies like wikileaks -197785;1354684920;dub;hah I forgot about that -197784;1354685057;pigeons;if you irretreivably damage your cassacius coin, you can still suck the bitcoin out of it -197783;1354685083;noagendamarket;Imagine if intersango ran the bitcoin foundation -197782;1354685103;pigeons;with bruce wagner -197781;1354685107;noagendamarket;lawl -197780;1354685173;mircea_popescu;and that guy -197779;1354685179;mircea_popescu;the mybitdaytrades or whatever it was -197778;1354685191;mircea_popescu;the one rosenfeld didn;t front for -197777;1354685310;pigeons;genjix will get better with practice :) -197776;1354685338;noagendamarket;not really -197775;1354685348;noagendamarket;hes getting worse -197774;1354685390;pigeons;who was the guy who said its like a prime number that there are only 1 million of? -197773;1354685455;pigeons;at least then people were like, oh ok -197772;1354685497;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128998.0;topicseen -197771;1354685609;dub;lol what an idiot -197770;1354685611;mircea_popescu;prime numbers are made in china -197769;1354685634;dub;I tried to steal from my employer and got fired, suxs -197768;1354685645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8152 @ 0.00052508 = 4.2805 BTC [+] -197767;1354685665;pigeons;I got more funnies -197766;1354685669;pigeons;https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/ -197765;1354685702;mircea_popescu;We plan to review proposals on a quarterly basis, with the first grant submission deadline -197764;1354685704;mircea_popescu;ahahaa WHAT ? -197763;1354685714;mircea_popescu;dude, somebody needs to explain to gavin what side of the cock he's on. -197762;1354685778;noagendamarket;*submits a proposal to buy weed on silk road and resell for profit -197761;1354685800;pigeons;i'm gonna send one proposal for each btcjam listing -197760;1354685805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052352 = 2.2621 BTC [-] -197759;1354685806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4294 @ 0.00052344 = 2.2477 BTC [-] -197758;1354685819;dub;Brief overview of your proposal: buy 3d printer and materials to print an internet gun and shoot amir with it -197757;1354685828;noagendamarket;lol -197756;1354685850;mircea_popescu;lmao -197755;1354685858;noagendamarket;promote bitcoin in iran -197754;1354685868;mircea_popescu;i've been trying that. iranians are idiots pretty much. -197753;1354685910;noagendamarket;Just like to troll the US -197752;1354685918;pigeons;mircea_popescu: its a big crying match though in -dev jgarzik kicked someone for wanting to promote to iran -197751;1354685937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15119 @ 0.00052344 = 7.9139 BTC [-] -197750;1354685937;mircea_popescu;eh -197749;1354685938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00052307 = 4.0538 BTC [-] -197748;1354685951;dub;my conspiracy theory that there is a dev cabal working to keep bitcoin under ground by promoting scams and retardation is looking more and more likely -197747;1354685965;mircea_popescu;-dev is kinda like btctalk bneh ? -197746;1354685996;pigeons;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/taMsQLBN -197745;1354686000;dub;no -dev is actually about dev, they police it well -197744;1354686064;mircea_popescu; But in particular, it is the height of stupidity to encourage bitcoin use in (a) countries under sanction by the US and Europe -197743;1354686068;mircea_popescu;he's not very bright is he. -197742;1354686080;dub;agree with jgarzik too, its illegal and that is the public face of bitcoin dev -197741;1354686101;noagendamarket;bitcoin dev /= US -197740;1354686106;dub;stupid, unenforced law aside -197739;1354686126;dub;well sha is owned by the US govt -197738;1354686157;mircea_popescu;i don't grasp the constant need to allign with something or the other. -197737;1354686160;noagendamarket;I wiondert why no one boycotts the US -197736;1354686168;dub;and exporting it to embargoed countries is illegal -197735;1354686170;pigeons;guns -197734;1354686178;mircea_popescu;"let's not translate this program to iran cause bush doesn't like khomeini" ? wtf is that. -197733;1354686185;mircea_popescu;should be kicked off foss. -197732;1354686218;noagendamarket;if you boycott the US you get called a terrorist lol -197731;1354686262;pigeons;i think i found a market. debt counseling services for bitcoin -197730;1354686267;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128967.0;topicseen -197729;1354686295;dub;theres a strong demand for face punching services -197728;1354686306;pigeons;the pie throwing was a good idea -197727;1354686335;mircea_popescu;btw, is there a bitcoin callgirl service yet ? -197726;1354686381;pigeons;genjix had a teen camgirl service -197725;1354686393;noagendamarket;genjix is a pimp -197724;1354686407;mircea_popescu;camgirl is to callgirl what medieval reenacting is to rape and pillage. -197723;1354686437;mircea_popescu;but you know, i find it very dubious that silkroad matters if there's not a sex-for-bitcoin thing. -197722;1354686449;noagendamarket;if you send bitcoins to a hooker 2 hours beforehand techincally its just 2 adults meeting for sex -197721;1354686450;mircea_popescu;no matter how you turn it sex is a bigger market. -197720;1354686475;mircea_popescu;noagendamarket certainly could not make a prostitution case stick as things are now. so... yeah. -197719;1354686500;dub;wait, prostitution is still illegal in places? -197718;1354686505;noagendamarket;call it hot wallets lol -197717;1354686527;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3066.0 -197716;1354686534;mircea_popescu;dub iran. -197715;1354686668;noagendamarket;I think there was o0nce a brothel that accepted btc -197714;1354686876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051919 = 2.2434 BTC [-] -197713;1354686878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2679 @ 0.00051917 = 1.3909 BTC [-] -197712;1354686966;dub;pigeons: I like nefario's question "how do I get in on this?!" -197711;1354687065;pigeons;"But really, how do you meet people like this in real life?" -197710;1354687574;pigeons;i wonder how many of the addresses in the list giga got belong to nefario -197709;1354687597;pigeons;well i guess it wouldnt help in that case, cause of the process giga is requiring -197708;1354688603;noagendamarket;start an underground asset then go running to the government when you hit a snag = profit! -197707;1354688636;noagendamarket;I hope the government screws him as badly as anyone who bought shares -197706;1354688642;pigeons;"it was a legal grey area before, now i know a lawyer" -197705;1354688647;noagendamarket;lol -197704;1354688663;noagendamarket;in some cases you dont even know that -197703;1354688707;noagendamarket;I have to take all your money because i saw a lawyer on the simpsons -197702;1354688718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2331 @ 0.00051956 = 1.2111 BTC [+] -197701;1354688718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14350 @ 0.00051963 = 7.4567 BTC [+] -197700;1354688720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5364 @ 0.00052508 = 2.8165 BTC [+] -197699;1354688758;noagendamarket;do lawyers usually advise you to steal all the underground currency you hold ? -197698;1354688766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005192 = 2.2435 BTC [-] -197697;1354688767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5771 @ 0.00051917 = 2.9961 BTC [-] -197696;1354688769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2708 @ 0.00051832 = 1.4036 BTC [-] -197695;1354688859;noagendamarket;I am a bad ass except when i actually speak to a lawyer, in which case not -197694;1354688902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052477 = 2.2675 BTC [+] -197693;1354688904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052477 = 2.2675 BTC [+] -197692;1354688905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052479 = 2.2676 BTC [+] -197691;1354688906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1837 @ 0.00052479 = 0.964 BTC [+] -197690;1354689049;noagendamarket;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Lawyer -197689;1354689205;noagendamarket;I wonder if cryptostocks or mpex shut down would the owners even get a scammer tag unless theymos owned shares in them -197688;1354689307;mircea_popescu;mpex can shut down orderly, what's the problem. -197687;1354689318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00052473 = 2.0727 BTC [-] -197686;1354689333;pigeons;shut down? or shut down and over a month later hasn't given the btc or asset info? -197685;1354689399;noagendamarket;I mean bitcoinica still hasnt returbned funds -197684;1354689424;noagendamarket;why do to operators still not have tags -197683;1354689719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 371 @ 0.00052473 = 0.1947 BTC [-] -197682;1354689720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2484 @ 0.00052479 = 1.3036 BTC [+] -197681;1354689722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24595 @ 0.00052508 = 12.9143 BTC [+] -197680;1354689833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7450 @ 0.00052099 = 3.8814 BTC [-] -197679;1354689949;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/romanian-dicelist/ romanian dicelist if anyone cares. -197678;1354690074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1653 @ 0.00052099 = 0.8612 BTC [-] -197677;1354690075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5289 @ 0.00052508 = 2.7771 BTC [+] -197676;1354690077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5558 @ 0.00052512 = 2.9186 BTC [+] -197675;1354691184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051843 = 2.2401 BTC [-] -197674;1354691185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4595 @ 0.00051832 = 2.3817 BTC [-] -197673;1354691407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051834 = 2.2397 BTC [+] -197672;1354691408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17204 @ 0.00051832 = 8.9172 BTC [-] -197671;1354691410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15775 @ 0.00051822 = 8.1749 BTC [-] -197670;1354691454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051975 = 2.2458 BTC [+] -197669;1354691455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14329 @ 0.00051988 = 7.4494 BTC [+] -197668;1354691687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051963 = 2.2453 BTC [-] -197667;1354691689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4821 @ 0.00051988 = 2.5063 BTC [+] -197666;1354691690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10778 @ 0.00052512 = 5.6597 BTC [+] -197665;1354691691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15030 @ 0.00052526 = 7.8947 BTC [+] -197664;1354691733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8370 @ 0.00052526 = 4.3964 BTC [+] -197663;1354691735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4428 @ 0.00052541 = 2.3265 BTC [+] -197662;1354691735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00052557 = 6.885 BTC [+] -197661;1354691736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3133 @ 0.00052559 = 1.6467 BTC [+] -197660;1354691988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14790 @ 0.00052559 = 7.7735 BTC [+] -197659;1354691990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15704 @ 0.00052564 = 8.2547 BTC [+] -197658;1354692244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.00332634 = 11.6422 BTC [+] -197657;1354692976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22200 @ 0.00052004 = 11.5449 BTC [-] -197656;1354693672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2096 @ 0.00052564 = 1.1017 BTC [+] -197655;1354693673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14378 @ 0.00052566 = 7.5579 BTC [+] -197654;1354693675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4176 @ 0.00052567 = 2.1952 BTC [+] -197653;1354693772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00052004 = 1.4041 BTC [-] -197652;1354693774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9775 @ 0.00051822 = 5.0656 BTC [-] -197651;1354693774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 275 @ 0.00051742 = 0.1423 BTC [-] -197650;1354694571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8024 @ 0.00052567 = 4.218 BTC [+] -197649;1354694572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13650 @ 0.00052569 = 7.1757 BTC [+] -197648;1354694573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00052573 = 5.1522 BTC [+] -197647;1354694574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3576 @ 0.00052576 = 1.8801 BTC [+] -197646;1354694801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2350 @ 0.00332634 = 7.8169 BTC [+] -197645;1354695214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15924 @ 0.00052576 = 8.3722 BTC [+] -197644;1354695215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4676 @ 0.00052606 = 2.4599 BTC [+] -197643;1354695973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051757 = 2.2364 BTC [-] -197642;1354695975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13906 @ 0.00051742 = 7.1952 BTC [-] -197641;1354695976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6397 @ 0.00051739 = 3.3097 BTC [-] -197640;1354696995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8050 @ 0.00052137 = 4.197 BTC [+] -197639;1354696996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051762 = 2.2366 BTC [-] -197638;1354696998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11609 @ 0.00051739 = 6.0064 BTC [-] -197637;1354697039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7450 @ 0.00052198 = 3.8888 BTC [+] -197636;1354697041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052575 = 2.2718 BTC [+] -197635;1354697042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18329 @ 0.00052606 = 9.6422 BTC [+] -197634;1354698315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 175 @ 0.00332634 = 0.5821 BTC [+] -197633;1354698317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00326961 = 3.4331 BTC [-] -197632;1354698318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1277 @ 0.00323801 = 4.1349 BTC [-] -197631;1354698382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052172 = 2.2544 BTC [-] -197630;1354698383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25479 @ 0.00052147 = 13.2865 BTC [-] -197629;1354698666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052592 = 2.2725 BTC [+] -197628;1354698668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8929 @ 0.00052606 = 4.6972 BTC [+] -197627;1354698810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052172 = 2.2544 BTC [-] -197626;1354698811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2171 @ 0.00052147 = 1.1321 BTC [-] -197625;1354698812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00052082 = 7.1873 BTC [-] -197624;1354698813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4694 @ 0.00051739 = 2.4286 BTC [-] -197623;1354698814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1514 @ 0.00051721 = 0.7831 BTC [-] -197622;1354698860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15586 @ 0.00051721 = 8.0612 BTC [-] -197621;1354698861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4289 @ 0.00051618 = 2.2139 BTC [-] -197620;1354698862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3740 @ 0.00051618 = 1.9305 BTC [-] -197619;1354699383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052605 = 2.2731 BTC [+] -197618;1354699384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 571 @ 0.00052606 = 0.3004 BTC [+] -197617;1354699386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12395 @ 0.00052606 = 6.5205 BTC [+] -197616;1354699387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12613 @ 0.00052612 = 6.636 BTC [+] -197615;1354701761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 850 @ 0.0005247 = 0.446 BTC [-] -197614;1354701861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3471 @ 0.0005247 = 1.8212 BTC [-] -197613;1354701862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00052488 = 7.0334 BTC [+] -197612;1354701863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5733 @ 0.00052596 = 3.0153 BTC [+] -197611;1354702019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051802 = 2.2384 BTC [-] -197610;1354702020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10929 @ 0.00051796 = 5.6608 BTC [-] -197609;1354702565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000518 = 2.2383 BTC [+] -197608;1354702566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8121 @ 0.00051796 = 4.2064 BTC [-] -197607;1354702567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4193 @ 0.00051618 = 2.1643 BTC [-] -197606;1354702833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7816 @ 0.00051618 = 4.0345 BTC [-] -197605;1354702834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15141 @ 0.00051547 = 7.8047 BTC [-] -197604;1354702836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26286 @ 0.00051503 = 13.5381 BTC [-] -197603;1354702890;dub;goddamn hangover -197602;1354703674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00051503 = 2.9357 BTC [-] -197601;1354704434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1586 @ 0.00051503 = 0.8168 BTC [-] -197600;1354704434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9964 @ 0.00051433 = 5.1248 BTC [-] -197599;1354705364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052028 = 2.2481 BTC [+] -197598;1354705365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052054 = 2.2493 BTC [+] -197597;1354705366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4658 @ 0.00052058 = 2.4249 BTC [+] -197596;1354705672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051447 = 2.223 BTC [-] -197595;1354705673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32468 @ 0.00051433 = 16.6993 BTC [-] -197594;1354705771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051446 = 2.223 BTC [+] -197593;1354705772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6851 @ 0.00051433 = 3.5237 BTC [-] -197592;1354705773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5876 @ 0.00051431 = 3.0221 BTC [-] -197591;1354706453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22581 @ 0.00051488 = 11.6265 BTC [+] -197590;1354706455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23209 @ 0.00051431 = 11.9366 BTC [-] -197589;1354706553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5515 @ 0.00051431 = 2.8364 BTC [-] -197588;1354706554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 735 @ 0.00051375 = 0.3776 BTC [-] -197587;1354706771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12271 @ 0.00051375 = 6.3042 BTC [-] -197586;1354706773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5038 @ 0.00051372 = 2.5881 BTC [-] -197585;1354706997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21744 @ 0.00051372 = 11.1703 BTC [-] -197584;1354706998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16906 @ 0.00051371 = 8.6848 BTC [-] -197583;1354708026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17750 @ 0.00051818 = 9.1977 BTC [+] -197582;1354708199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052054 = 2.2493 BTC [+] -197581;1354708200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4242 @ 0.00052058 = 2.2083 BTC [+] -197580;1354708202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.0005206 = 6.5596 BTC [+] -197579;1354708203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17237 @ 0.00052446 = 9.0401 BTC [+] -197578;1354708839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052427 = 2.2654 BTC [-] -197577;1354708840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6079 @ 0.00052446 = 3.1882 BTC [+] -197576;1354709185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16196 @ 0.00052206 = 8.4553 BTC [-] -197575;1354709599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052164 = 2.254 BTC [-] -197574;1354709600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25350 @ 0.00052138 = 13.217 BTC [-] -197573;1354710007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 229 @ 0.00052019 = 0.1191 BTC [-] -197572;1354710009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9745 @ 0.00052206 = 5.0875 BTC [+] -197571;1354710692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051864 = 2.241 BTC [-] -197570;1354710693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26420 @ 0.0005185 = 13.6988 BTC [-] -197569;1354710694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2559 @ 0.00051818 = 1.326 BTC [-] -197568;1354711346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1307 @ 0.00321357 = 4.2001 BTC [-] -197567;1354711524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15191 @ 0.00051818 = 7.8717 BTC [-] -197566;1354711525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15184 @ 0.00051759 = 7.8591 BTC [-] -197565;1354712190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1397 @ 0.00052204 = 0.7293 BTC [+] -197564;1354712244;jurov;http://imgur.com/7Hwte what isn't illegal there... -197563;1354712289;mircea_popescu;heh -197562;1354712771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2924 @ 0.00052204 = 1.5264 BTC [+] -197561;1354712772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8309 @ 0.00052206 = 4.3378 BTC [+] -197560;1354712774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7921 @ 0.00052446 = 4.1542 BTC [+] -197559;1354712775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5597 @ 0.00052592 = 2.9436 BTC [+] -197558;1354713639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005257 = 2.2715 BTC [-] -197557;1354713641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 503 @ 0.00052592 = 0.2645 BTC [+] -197556;1354713642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15635 @ 0.00052596 = 8.2234 BTC [+] -197555;1354713746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3432 @ 0.00052596 = 1.8051 BTC [+] -197554;1354713747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6468 @ 0.00052602 = 3.4023 BTC [+] -197553;1354713873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13282 @ 0.00052602 = 6.9866 BTC [+] -197552;1354713875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 418 @ 0.00052612 = 0.2199 BTC [+] -197551;1354714726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052169 = 2.2542 BTC [-] -197550;1354714728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25550 @ 0.00052141 = 13.322 BTC [-] -197549;1354714729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6524 @ 0.00051759 = 3.3768 BTC [-] -197548;1354714941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052589 = 2.2724 BTC [+] -197547;1354714942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17219 @ 0.00052612 = 9.0593 BTC [+] -197546;1354714944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00052622 = 4.6307 BTC [+] -197545;1354714945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 760 @ 0.00052632 = 0.4 BTC [+] -197544;1354715992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18240 @ 0.00052632 = 9.6001 BTC [+] -197543;1354715994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9535 @ 0.00052643 = 5.0195 BTC [+] -197542;1354716442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051788 = 2.2378 BTC [-] -197541;1354716444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 901 @ 0.00051759 = 0.4663 BTC [-] -197540;1354716445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6378 @ 0.000517 = 3.2974 BTC [-] -197539;1354716669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005172 = 2.2348 BTC [+] -197538;1354716670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20041 @ 0.000517 = 10.3612 BTC [-] -197537;1354748644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00051078 = 7.0998 BTC [+] -197536;1354748785;mircea_popescu;pigeons : http://trilema.com/2012/amir-taaki-has-done-and-continues-to-do-huge-disservice-to-anyone-serious-involved-in-bitcoin/ -197535;1354748788;mircea_popescu;there's your transcript. -197534;1354748812;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr broke out in hives reading it. i haven't read it myself. -197533;1354748968;jcpham;i can't read it because of the "uh's" -197532;1354749003;dub;would be funnier translated into english -197531;1354749021;dub;like the english 50 cent twitter account -197530;1354749058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5150 @ 0.00051078 = 2.6305 BTC [+] -197529;1354749059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3643 @ 0.0005164 = 1.8812 BTC [+] -197528;1354749061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3514 @ 0.00051758 = 1.8188 BTC [+] -197527;1354749068;mircea_popescu;lol ? -197526;1354749072;jcpham;so what am i reading? -197525;1354749087;mircea_popescu;jcpham some talk given by that genjix imbecile. -197524;1354749089;dub;click the link at the top -197523;1354749095;jcpham;when was it given? -197522;1354749169;dub;mircea_popescu: possibly the finest use of twitter ever, https://twitter.com/English50cent (ignore the latest stuff) -197521;1354749182;dub;jcpham: you may need a strong drink to get through that -197520;1354749190;mircea_popescu;jcpham there's a link in the intro giving context/source etc. -197519;1354749282;jcpham;i can't handle the uh's -197518;1354749297;jcpham;it's bad public speaking and it bothers me a lot -197517;1354749591;mircea_popescu;myeah. -197516;1354749869;pigeons;i just wanted you to watch it mircea_popescu -197515;1354749922;dub;its good to watch it -197514;1354749938;mircea_popescu;yawell, we don't always get what we want. -197513;1354749940;mod6;ugh i see why she got hives. so much bad information from that guy. -197512;1354749974;kakobrekla;yeah a shame. -197511;1354749997;kakobrekla;i have seen it before and ill see it again. -197510;1354750079;mod6;lol when people ask me how btc comes from, im gonna tell 'em: -197509;1354750081;mod6;Mathematics. Yeah. -197508;1354750090;mod6;s/how/where -197507;1354750101;kakobrekla;its true -197506;1354750105;kakobrekla;you do 1+1 and you have 2 btc -197505;1354750106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29554 @ 0.00051758 = 15.2966 BTC [+] -197504;1354750125;kakobrekla;2.14 if you are pirate -197503;1354750142;jcpham;1% per day baby! -197502;1354750152;mod6;haha -197501;1354750261;jurov;mircea_popescu, thanks mpoe-pr for transcription... i can now try to digest all that wisdom -197500;1354750263;noagendamarket;pigeons I guess nefario shut down glbse and will start a clone site meaning the shareholders get screwed too -197499;1354750286;kakobrekla;nowai he will start a clone -197498;1354750292;kakobrekla;even if he manages to code it -197497;1354750302;pigeons;i imagine it would have to be attempted under a new identity -197496;1354750319;kakobrekla;doubt it -197495;1354750322;pigeons;i don't think he believes he has any trust left -197494;1354750328;kakobrekla;he is too big of a chicken -197493;1354750334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051058 = 2.2062 BTC [-] -197492;1354750335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 981 @ 0.00051051 = 0.5008 BTC [-] -197491;1354750341;mircea_popescu;jurov she didn't do it, it fell on the new girl. -197490;1354750343;pigeons;oh yeah this is the "legit" thing -197489;1354750380;mircea_popescu;meanwhile in legit news : http://calvinayre.com/2012/11/30/conferences/social-gaming-asia-summit-summary-ao-video -197488;1354750385;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is at 1:45 -197487;1354750447;kakobrekla;new girl mp? -197486;1354750450;kakobrekla;pics or gtfo -197485;1354750456;mircea_popescu;http://imgur.com/gallery/NYDMZ << win -197484;1354750466;kakobrekla;this is not female -197483;1354750469;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla she's shy. and besides! wtf business am i running here. -197482;1354750477;kakobrekla;porn no? -197481;1354750478;mircea_popescu;this ain't a cunnyshack -197480;1354750976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1565 @ 0.00328056 = 5.1341 BTC [+] -197479;1354751185;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129337.0 << -197478;1354751316;noagendamarket;that video gave me cancer -197477;1354751356;mircea_popescu;this is why i'm going to live to bury all of oyu. -197476;1354751361;mircea_popescu;i don't watch cancer videos. -197475;1354751420;pigeons;i'll genjixroll you one day -197474;1354751443;mircea_popescu;lol -197473;1354751494;dub;a place I worked had a customer that claimed we gave him bowel cancer and killed him -197472;1354751495;noagendamarket;lol -197471;1354751513;mircea_popescu;s/a place/fastfood/ -197470;1354751521;dub;because he could only get 9something Mbit out of his 10Mbit cable connection -197469;1354751534;dub;and all teh years complaining about it had caused the stress that caused the cancer etc -197468;1354751559;mircea_popescu;and also that one time, at night, he shoved the antenna up his ass. -197467;1354751567;pigeons;one time? -197466;1354751582;dub;i mean if I knew hot to give cancer out over the internet, we wouldnt have this problem with genjix -197465;1354751589;dub;how* -197464;1354751604;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -197463;1354751696;noagendamarket;if only you could punch people in the face over the internet -197462;1354751726;noagendamarket;there would be lots of broken teeth -197461;1354751731;mircea_popescu;the only thingthat'd do would be a service of internet gloryhole -197460;1354751740;mircea_popescu;where "straight" pasty fatasses would suck each other off -197459;1354751745;mircea_popescu;o wait.... that's how it already works! -197458;1354751968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00051051 = 4.4159 BTC [-] -197457;1354752095;mircea_popescu;and now for something completely different. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49UZa0TO2zQ -197456;1354752117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051756 = 2.2364 BTC [+] -197455;1354752119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3029 @ 0.00051758 = 1.5677 BTC [+] -197454;1354752280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051064 = 2.2065 BTC [-] -197453;1354752282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9621 @ 0.00051051 = 4.9116 BTC [-] -197452;1354752283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15558 @ 0.00051017 = 7.9372 BTC [-] -197451;1354752300;dub;jesus fuck I spent a lot in getting drunk the other night -197450;1354752327;Namjies;What the heck is that transcript for? -197449;1354752352;mircea_popescu; there's a link in the intro giving context/source etc. -197448;1354752359;dub;amir speaking at a finance conference -197447;1354752387;dub;ah, bought case of bollinger -197446;1354752390;dub;that helps -197445;1354752406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2855 @ 0.00051017 = 1.4565 BTC [-] -197444;1354752406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6256 @ 0.00050643 = 3.1682 BTC [-] -197443;1354752587;Namjies;Which conference? Why? Who's Amir? -197442;1354752604;mircea_popescu;;;seen genjix -197441;1354752604;gribble;genjix was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 8 weeks, 6 days, 6 hours, 9 minutes, and 55 seconds ago: nefario is legit. for sure there is a reasonable explanation and everyone will get their bitcoins back. i trust the guy. -197440;1354752613;dub;ahahaha -197439;1354752617;jurov;lol -197438;1354752624;dub;that is golden -197437;1354752629;kakobrekla;hahaha -197436;1354752632;mircea_popescu;then i told him to suck it and then he left -197435;1354752649;dub;Namjies: Amir is founder of interscamgo -197434;1354752680;dub;also chief bitcoin fuckwad and oxygen waster -197433;1354752696;mircea_popescu;he should do a trio with wright and wagner. -197432;1354752700;mircea_popescu;the WWT -197431;1354752745;jcpham;i miss antagonizing MNW -197430;1354752815;mircea_popescu;it boggles to think that at some point bitcoin was so in the shit people like these were either apparently or actually contributing -197429;1354752875;jcpham;nah i just miss MNW coming on IRC and talking shit -197428;1354752885;jcpham;oh and betting people bitcoins he doesn't have -197427;1354752889;jcpham;that too -197426;1354752891;kakobrekla;goat still comes around. -197425;1354752897;kakobrekla;:p -197424;1354752909;mircea_popescu;i don't think goat quite raises to the level -197423;1354752914;mircea_popescu;he's more in the usagi league. -197422;1354752921;jcpham;goat calls me names so he and i aren't associates -197421;1354752929;mircea_popescu;what'd he call you, Pam ? -197420;1354752939;Namjies;I feel like Bitcoin are being grossly misrepresented... -197419;1354752940;jcpham;opportunist troll -197418;1354752942;jcpham;iirc -197417;1354752952;mircea_popescu;that's an oxymoron -197416;1354752956;jcpham;which is very humorous -197415;1354752969;noagendamarket;bruce wagner still sells bitcoins to people.... -197414;1354752977;mircea_popescu;Namjies by idiots like genjix running around yeah. -197413;1354752988;dub;Namjies: posta bout it here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129337.0 -197412;1354753020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050645 = 2.1884 BTC [+] -197411;1354753021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00050643 = 1.6712 BTC [-] -197410;1354753038;Namjies;How do they chose their panels for conferences? Take the guy shouting: "Me! Take me! I are largest expert Bitcoin!" -197409;1354753081;noagendamarket;someone should show up and ask questions about the various scams of intersango -197408;1354753106;Namjies;I could have done a presentation 100 times clearer and informational without even knowing the exact way Bitcoins work within the code. Just the general simplified concept. -197407;1354753119;Namjies;Anyone else could have done it. -197406;1354753125;Namjies;He googled something? -197405;1354753132;kakobrekla;if != crackhead -197404;1354753141;Namjies;Why didn't he have a presentation prepared? -197403;1354753154;noagendamarket;during the occupy protests the government sent in mental patients to make it look bad -197402;1354753180;kakobrekla;hm -197401;1354753185;noagendamarket;if i was a banker i would find the most retarded bitcoiners around and put them in front of audiences -197400;1354753185;kakobrekla;that only makes it look better -197399;1354753191;smickles;just to let the chan know, S²CM just got its shareholder infos -197398;1354753234;noagendamarket;how many shareholders were nefario ? -197397;1354753234;kakobrekla;schutzstaffel delivers. -197396;1354753244;smickles;noagendamarket: hard to say -197395;1354753274;Namjies;Oh right... Kraken had some units bought by Patrick himself. -197394;1354753286;noagendamarket;apparently -197393;1354753300;Namjies;So when he paid 50% back... I could now not pay him and have some more. -197392;1354753311;Namjies;For others. -197391;1354753314;noagendamarket;fuck that guy -197390;1354753344;jcpham;smickles is my new boyfriend! -197389;1354753367;Namjies;and I just got the Kraken list. -197388;1354753372;jcpham;nice -197387;1354753382;jcpham;guys maybe nefario isn't a fuckwit after all -197386;1354753389;noagendamarket;:X -197385;1354753394;kakobrekla;perhaps he was right -197384;1354753396;kakobrekla;>> nefario is legit. -197383;1354753425;Namjies;He is... looking at all what he did. But he tries to be at least honest even if he made huge mistakes... -197382;1354753464;pigeons;http://bankinnovation.net/2012/12/ashton-kutcher-for-banker-of-the-year/ -197381;1354753474;kakobrekla;he acts like a chicked with its head chopped off, runs around for a comple of minutes w/o it -197380;1354753494;kakobrekla;chicken* -197379;1354753498;noagendamarket;hes a paranoid coward -197378;1354753503;jcpham;kutcher should've invested in coinbase -197377;1354753600;jurov;upvote: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14cj3r/amir_taaki_aka_genjix_shows_how_not_to_promote/ -197376;1354753602;noagendamarket;I wish I could "invest" in mila kunis -197375;1354753608;kakobrekla;smickles did you get the data for all shares? -197374;1354753627;mircea_popescu; How do they chose their panels for conferences? Take the guy shouting: "Me! Take me! I are largest expert Bitcoin!" << pretty much -197373;1354753676;mircea_popescu; schutzstaffel delivers. << ahahaha -197372;1354753726;smickles;kakobrekla: all shares appear to be accounted for (assuming trust for the data ofc) -197371;1354753745;pigeons;you guys should be nicer to genjix -197370;1354753806;jurov;yes poor genjix. they woke him up at 3am and forced him to do presentation quickly -197369;1354753823;mircea_popescu;let me find that nefario quote again -197368;1354753847;pigeons;and then handed him his backpack and kicked him right out -197367;1354753861;jcpham;ruthless -197366;1354754050;Namjies;It's a conspiracy from the banks, they paid him well to do that on purpose so Bitcoins would look bad! (Made with the support of How to Start Another Movement of Conspiracy Nuts in One Line for Dummies) -197365;1354754062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.00050924 = 1.5532 BTC [+] -197364;1354754068;jcpham;shit the banks can pay me and i'll make it look worse -197363;1354754103;pigeons;he just wasn't used to talking to that type of audience -197362;1354754131;mircea_popescu;Sep 16 01:13:21 I haven't even written my talk for tomorrow -197361;1354754135;noagendamarket;he shouldnt talk at all -197360;1354754219;Namjies;Bitcoin Conferencers: Mission Preparation Zero - In theaters January 4th. -197359;1354754233;jurov;"Whats wrong with this? The guy seems very genuine." reddit rules -197358;1354754311;noagendamarket;Its more cringeworthy than the time atlas called into the bitcoin show with bruce fagner -197357;1354754323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00050708 = 1.6734 BTC [-] -197356;1354754351;Namjies;Actually, for people who thinks Bitcoins are for nutcases or are nutcases themselves, that guy will seem very genuine indeed. -197355;1354754378;noagendamarket;"dublinclontarf" is that nefario ??? -197354;1354754384;Namjies;and BTC-BOND -197353;1354754388;Namjies;I got the list for it too -197352;1354754404;Namjies;The world is starting to go round again. -197351;1354754476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1271 @ 0.00050924 = 0.6472 BTC [+] -197350;1354754478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14867 @ 0.00050932 = 7.5721 BTC [+] -197349;1354754538;pigeons;yes it is nefario -197348;1354754550;kakobrekla;not dog? -197347;1354754551;Namjies;Why is it all in yml? Couldn't he send a csv? -197346;1354754551;pigeons;https://github.com/dublinclontarf -197345;1354754557;mircea_popescu;pigeons so says mpoe-pr too -197344;1354754588;pigeons;http://stackoverflow.com/users/366845/dublinclontarf -197343;1354754610;Namjies;Now I have to do a search and replace to replace delimiters superflous data to commas. -197342;1354754622;Namjies;Then make that into a spreadsheet. -197341;1354754623;mircea_popescu;lol -197340;1354754632;mircea_popescu;be happy your yml parses. iirc giga was saying his didn't. -197339;1354754725;Namjies;I use notepad++ to do the search and replace... -197338;1354754743;Namjies;then open office to open the list with the comma delimiters. -197337;1354754769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2833 @ 0.00050932 = 1.4429 BTC [+] -197336;1354754772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16567 @ 0.00051016 = 8.4518 BTC [+] -197335;1354754772;Namjies;At worst if there's a bad line, you'll see it when doing the search and replace in notepad++ -197334;1354754773;mod6;just use vim like :% s/x/y/g -197333;1354754808;mod6;where say, you want to replace colon with comma: s/:/,/g -197332;1354754812;mod6;globally -197331;1354754818;mod6;thats my vim tip of the day, tyvm -197330;1354754858;mod6;<3 vim -197329;1354754925;Namjies;vim? -197328;1354754952;Namjies;bah. I'll keep notepad++ -197327;1354754952;mircea_popescu;vi improved -197326;1354754968;Namjies;I'll still keep notepad++ -197325;1354755014;mircea_popescu;the power of bash is like bitcoin : before you learn how to use it you don't understand why you should -197324;1354755021;mircea_popescu;after you don't understand how you lived before. -197323;1354755081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20454 @ 0.00051016 = 10.4348 BTC [+] -197322;1354755083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5646 @ 0.00051092 = 2.8847 BTC [+] -197321;1354755191;Namjies;Sounds like the usual speech about just EVERYTHING. -197320;1354755262;Namjies;Religious people use the same speech. You don't understand why my god is so great until you know it and you won't understand how you lived without it before. -197319;1354755286;Namjies;"My thing is the greatest, you'd understand if you did like me." -197318;1354755319;Namjies;If I was you, I'd probably think like you indeed since I'd be you. -197317;1354755390;mod6;(14:50) < mircea_popescu> after you don't understand how you lived before. -197316;1354755414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1154 @ 0.00051092 = 0.5896 BTC [+] -197315;1354755415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18346 @ 0.00051249 = 9.4021 BTC [+] -197314;1354755419;mod6;^^^ this is correct though. once you learn how to use a terminal or a scripting language or bitcoin, you'll be like "how did i ever do anything before??" -197313;1354755428;Namjies;Summary: I don't find the statement convincing. -197312;1354755471;mircea_popescu;what can i say. -197311;1354755492;Namjies;mod6: I beg to differ. You can leech of others who could make it for you. Same result, less work. -197310;1354755579;pigeons;no but you never get what you want when you want it, you get what they made -197309;1354755602;mircea_popescu;^^^ good point. -197308;1354755609;mircea_popescu;you can either make your own money or marry some rich dude -197307;1354755619;mircea_popescu;they're not the same. -197306;1354755667;Namjies;Except it's a different kind of relationship with the marrying example. -197305;1354755668;kakobrekla;rich gal works too -197304;1354755681;mod6;lol Namjies, that was far from the point. some where between A & Z, someone has to actually do some shit. -197303;1354755691;Namjies;Indeed. -197302;1354755701;mircea_popescu;there's no different kinds of relationships -197301;1354755706;mircea_popescu;all are the exact same kind. -197300;1354755707;mod6;and when you find a new too that kicks ass, it makes you stunned that you'd ever gotten by without it. -197299;1354755725;mod6;s/too/tool -197298;1354755736;mod6;^^^ like that ;) -197297;1354755787;noagendamarket;http://securityledger.com/new-25-gpu-monster-devours-passwords-in-seconds/ daaamn -197296;1354755826;mircea_popescu;almosty good enough to mine. -197295;1354755832;Namjies;The marrying example, the woman kind of prostitues herself for the guy's money. For coding, the developer kind of prositutes work for money. And not the other way around. The guy hiring the dev is more like the rich guy, not the woman marrying it. -197294;1354755837;mod6;but to each their own, everyone has got a way. and i'd say further that when leaving the ways of the layman behind, you have to adopt more efficent tools to help you compete in the market place. -197293;1354755893;noagendamarket;steal your own wallet super efficiently -197292;1354755894;Namjies;Pay the other for something they have. -197291;1354755900;jcpham;noagendamarket in the comments at the bottom he admits to mining bitcoins -197290;1354755906;noagendamarket;lawl -197289;1354755966;mod6;For coding, the developer kind of prositutes work for money. << Is this not true with any service based industry - Time & Services for Capital? -197288;1354755968;mircea_popescu;Namjies money and sex, in a simplified consideration, are both valuable. there's not a rule that he who has the money is in charge. -197287;1354755986;mircea_popescu;in the other example, money or sex and skill are each valuable. -197286;1354755995;mircea_popescu;again, there's not a rule that he who pays is in charge. -197285;1354756017;noagendamarket;If you dont hav e money you wont get much sex :P -197284;1354756154;jcpham;depends -197283;1354756174;dub;rape is free -197282;1354756220;noagendamarket;lol -197281;1354756231;noagendamarket;rohypnol is cheap -197280;1354756234;kakobrekla;pokeing continiues https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1380857;topicseen#msg1380857 -197279;1354756271;noagendamarket;rape isnt usually about the sex -197278;1354756285;noagendamarket;its a power thing -197277;1354756299;Namjies;mircea, no, not necessarily. -197276;1354756325;Namjies;When you pay someone, the other might be in charge/making decision. -197275;1354756397;Namjies;I suppose the situation can be interpreted both ways as such. -197274;1354756609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00051141 = 4.3726 BTC [-] -197273;1354756610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051235 = 2.2139 BTC [+] -197272;1354756611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7404 @ 0.00051249 = 3.7945 BTC [+] -197271;1354756612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8181 @ 0.00051628 = 4.2237 BTC [+] -197270;1354756613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2844 @ 0.00051734 = 1.4713 BTC [+] -197269;1354756649;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla cock is usually hard to swallow, especially if it's one's first time and the thing is as thick as mine. -197268;1354756698;dub;I need to uniognore inaba to see that :( -197267;1354756764;dub;aaand it wasnt worth it -197266;1354756773;mircea_popescu;o hey, seems caldwell and the girl are going at it. -197265;1354756775;mircea_popescu;this promises. -197264;1354756896;kakobrekla;>In fairness, I can't spell your name either, Mr. P can't, your name is just too much to spell. -197263;1354756898;kakobrekla;LOL -197262;1354756910;mircea_popescu;lol -197261;1354756981;noagendamarket;When I promote bitcoin I always wear a homeless jacket -197260;1354757002;noagendamarket;and ensure I havent washed for 2 months -197259;1354757010;mircea_popescu;we gotta thank pigeons tho -197258;1354757022;mircea_popescu;i wasn't expecting that today's portion of drama would come out of that obscure youtube -197257;1354757042;kakobrekla;its a good course as well. -197256;1354757086;noagendamarket;Im just surprised genjix hasnt applied for a bitcoin foundation grant yet -197255;1354757109;noagendamarket;for a public speaking tour lol -197254;1354757114;mircea_popescu;how you know h hasn't ? -197253;1354757166;noagendamarket;trollfest 2013 -197252;1354757391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00051571 = 9.6953 BTC [-] -197251;1354757552;dub;proudhon's avatar RULES https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=dlattach;attach=9220;type=avatar -197250;1354757571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1835 @ 0.00051571 = 0.9463 BTC [-] -197249;1354757572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3363 @ 0.00050708 = 1.7053 BTC [-] -197248;1354757579;mircea_popescu;lmao -197247;1354757701;noagendamarket;I wonder why the cia hasnt setup a hamas donation fund for bitcoins yet -197246;1354757714;noagendamarket;just as a honeypot lol -197245;1354757728;mircea_popescu;i would send a bitcoin. -197244;1354757739;noagendamarket;then they can make a song and dance about bitcoin funding terrorism in the senate -197243;1354757772;noagendamarket;jgarzik would have a heart attack -197242;1354757789;mircea_popescu;he'll get over it. -197241;1354757805;noagendamarket;I mean techinically theres nothing stopping anyone doing that -197240;1354757807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12956 @ 0.00051734 = 6.7027 BTC [+] -197239;1354757808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2153 @ 0.00051758 = 1.1143 BTC [+] -197238;1354757810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34291 @ 0.00051769 = 17.7521 BTC [+] -197237;1354757811;noagendamarket;even as a troll -197236;1354757870;noagendamarket;Im not saying you should do it lol -197235;1354757932;noagendamarket;http://www.screwitletsgo.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Rage-Face.jpg -197234;1354757941;dub;why bother when Pirate and Amir are doing the job for them -197233;1354757968;noagendamarket;may as well finish it off with a right hook to the jaw -197232;1354758000;noagendamarket;they kinda failed swith silk road -197231;1354758014;dub;I assume the CIA are either content to let us marginalise ourselves for the moment, or using bitcoin themselves on a scale that warrants leaving it alone -197230;1354758074;dub;someone: you know bitcoin could be used to fund terrorism -197229;1354758081;dub;cia: really? sweet! -197228;1354758089;mircea_popescu;dub heh -197227;1354758092;noagendamarket;lol -197226;1354758109;noagendamarket;they need to pay osama somehow... -197225;1354758132;noagendamarket;after all he demolished a couple of buildings for them -197224;1354758149;kakobrekla;coins at 1osama havent been moved in long time -197223;1354758166;noagendamarket;they are hiding in 1cave -197222;1354758242;noagendamarket;george bush's bitcoin address is 1insidejob -197221;1354758251;mod6;haha -197220;1354758695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7059 @ 0.00051769 = 3.6544 BTC [+] -197219;1354758696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10841 @ 0.00051825 = 5.6183 BTC [+] -197218;1354758763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6259 @ 0.00051825 = 3.2437 BTC [+] -197217;1354758764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8141 @ 0.00051892 = 4.2245 BTC [+] -197216;1354758874;mircea_popescu;and clinton's is 1outsidejob ? -197215;1354758907;dub;1cigar -197214;1354758922;noagendamarket;1dress -197213;1354758941;kakobrekla;1inchlarger -197212;1354758944;kakobrekla;send now -197211;1354758953;noagendamarket;lol -197210;1354759377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00051892 = 0.8822 BTC [+] -197209;1354759736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1001 @ 0.00328057 = 3.2839 BTC [+] -197208;1354759737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 99 @ 0.00328056 = 0.3248 BTC [-] -197207;1354760098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00051892 = 10.6898 BTC [+] -197206;1354760212;mircea_popescu;ahahah this entire caldwell whining that the transcriber didn't censor the ums is really hysterical -197205;1354760218;dub;haha nefario deleted his comment -197204;1354760229;dub;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14cj3r/amir_taaki_aka_genjix_shows_how_not_to_promote/ -197203;1354760230;kakobrekla;uhh? -197202;1354760287;mircea_popescu;lol maybe he takes it seriously and never mentions bitcoin again. -197201;1354760422;noagendamarket;what has been seen cant be unseen -197200;1354760504;noagendamarket;I think james will need to change his name by deed poll if he ever want5s to open another business -197199;1354760530;mircea_popescu;can he ? -197198;1354760553;mircea_popescu;i mean it'd be technically fraud, you can only change your name by poll if you're not doing it to escape debts etc -197197;1354760558;noagendamarket;yes -197196;1354760560;mircea_popescu;iirc it's criminalized -197195;1354760581;noagendamarket;hes not facing charges that we know of -197194;1354760604;noagendamarket;unless hes got an a ctual lawsuit hes free to do anything -197193;1354760640;mircea_popescu;ofcourse he's free to do anything. -197192;1354760656;mircea_popescu;but in the event of an ulterior lawsuit if it turns out he changed his name it may spell additional trouble. -197191;1354760664;Namjies;If anyone held BTC-MINING/BTC-BOND/KRAKEN: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129362.0 -197190;1354760911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00051892 = 2.5687 BTC [+] -197189;1354761044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30800 @ 0.00051892 = 15.9827 BTC [+] -197188;1354761198;noagendamarket;why would anyone sue him if he has sent back most of the asset info and btc ? -197187;1354761216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00051892 = 2.3092 BTC [+] -197186;1354761261;noagendamarket;unless they have thousands of dollars to waste for no reason -197185;1354761302;pigeons;is he up to "most" yet? -197184;1354761331;pigeons;maybe with today/yesterday's lists,certainly not before -197183;1354761351;Namjies;Not before. With today's, He might be getting close. -197182;1354761370;Namjies;and claims from before I received lists seems to match. -197181;1354761407;Namjies;From old users which pre-date GLBSE's closure to top it. -197180;1354761436;Namjies;Unless they're all conspirating together the lists are probably accurate. -197179;1354761588;noagendamarket;I dont think hes scamming in the same way patrick harnett is scamming over kraken -197178;1354761647;pigeons;noagendamarket = stockholm syndrome -197177;1354761652;Namjies;I don't think so either. Seems like he chickened out and is error prone, but otherwise honest. Still, it's a mess. -197176;1354761687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6209 @ 0.00051892 = 3.222 BTC [+] -197175;1354761688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9527 @ 0.00051965 = 4.9507 BTC [+] -197174;1354761690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2964 @ 0.00052028 = 1.5421 BTC [+] -197173;1354761696;noagendamarket;yes its a mess alright -197172;1354761707;Ukto;Namjies -197171;1354761713;Namjies;Aye? -197170;1354761715;Ukto;what is your plans for things at this point? -197169;1354761721;Ukto;thought any more on it? -197168;1354761731;noagendamarket;pigeons I think he lacks the balls to be a scammer :D -197167;1354761739;Namjies;Paying people back and closing things, probably. -197166;1354761754;Ukto;sucks -197165;1354761774;Namjies;Well... maybe. Kind of. -197164;1354761822;Namjies;Might still operate BTC-BOND tho. -197163;1354761850;noagendamarket;btc-bond wasnt too bad -197162;1354761862;noagendamarket;mining stocks suck ass lol -197161;1354761880;Namjies;What? Not that much. -197160;1354761890;pigeons;well while difficulty is going up perhaps -197159;1354761897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00051495 = 2.0341 BTC [-] -197158;1354761908;mircea_popescu;pigeons i don't even want to see the wave of mining bond failures if diff went down 80% -197157;1354761917;pigeons;:) -197156;1354761930;noagendamarket;ouch -197155;1354762032;noagendamarket;not likely to happen though -197154;1354762041;Ukto;Namjies: would you consider BF if you decide to keep btc-bond? -197153;1354762045;mircea_popescu;that's exactly how systemic defaults happen -197152;1354762062;Namjies;What's BF? -197151;1354762067;Ukto;bitfunder -197150;1354762070;Ukto;my glbse replacement -197149;1354762078;Ukto;mircea_popescu: BF went live a bit ago -197148;1354762084;Ukto;has 1 asset setting up to sell atm heh -197147;1354762088;Namjies;Ah, probably not. -197146;1354762096;Ukto;not the graetest asset, but its better than starting with 0 -197145;1354762097;Ukto;lol -197144;1354762159;Ukto;Namjies: alright. just wanted to toss it out. :) -197143;1354762172;Namjies;If I had to use a platform, I'd probably use the Belize based LitecoinGlobal/BTCT.co -197142;1354762173;Ukto;if you get curious you can always play on sandbox.bitfunder.com -197141;1354762212;noagendamarket;"We (BitFunder) do not accept responsibility for anything. -197140;1354762212;noagendamarket;WARNING: Use at your own risk. -197139;1354762212;noagendamarket;You must agree to 1 and 2." -197138;1354762224;noagendamarket;surely you jest -197137;1354762252;Ukto;noagendamarket: do you think any of the other agreements are any better? -197136;1354762254;Ukto;look at glbse -197135;1354762257;Ukto;how well that worked out -197134;1354762264;Ukto;its more of alie -197133;1354762266;Ukto;a lie -197132;1354762267;Ukto;than anything -197131;1354762288;noagendamarket;it doesnt tell me who or what is behind the "company" -197130;1354762310;Namjies;I'm mostly concerned about either having a system with easy proof of ownership or at least regular backups of holders data. -197129;1354762336;Ukto;Namjies: my system uses btc addresses to publically list holders data live -197128;1354762340;Namjies;colored coins would be the best option as far as I'm concerned. -197127;1354762351;Ukto;which makes it easy for ppl to migrate to -197126;1354762354;Ukto;yeah to colored if they wanted -197125;1354762356;Ukto;later -197124;1354762364;Ukto;just disable trading on teh asset, and move -197123;1354762367;noagendamarket;decentralized exchanges are far worse than glbse disasters -197122;1354762371;Ukto;I wont bust you for leaving -197121;1354762384;Namjies;ownership deeds on the blockchain tools are not really developed yet tho -197120;1354762423;noagendamarket;its hard to beat placing a lien on someones actual property if they fail to pay -197119;1354762424;Namjies;why? Because anyone can do anything on decentralized? -197118;1354762439;noagendamarket;yes -197117;1354762480;Namjies;I hardly see the difference... anyone could do almost anything on GLBSE. -197116;1354762487;noagendamarket;truth -197115;1354762511;noagendamarket;look at bitdaytrade for example -197114;1354762513;Namjies;The difference is that decentralized, data is not lost and public yet anonymous as much as the user wishes to be. -197113;1354762526;noagendamarket;he had the guys passport and full identity lol -197112;1354762537;Namjies;User still has to investigate anything before purchasing. -197111;1354762554;noagendamarket;agreed -197110;1354762570;noagendamarket;actually it might make people be more careful without seat belts -197109;1354762600;noagendamarket;btcjam has 50% default rate and they use credit checks.... -197108;1354762629;Namjies;Technically, even a regulated market could be issued on decentralized and have their official app tracking official deeds and for trading. -197107;1354762638;Diablo-D3;http://www.technologyreview.com/news/508061/custom-chips-could-be-the-shovels-in-a-bitcoin-gold-rush/ -197106;1354762640;Diablo-D3;LOL -197105;1354762657;mircea_popescu;btcjam uses credit checks ?! i doubt it. -197104;1354762657;Diablo-D3;someone needs to tell these guys bfl is most likely a scam -197103;1354762667;mircea_popescu;for one, they cost money. for the other, pfff. who's btcjam -197102;1354762675;Namjies;Assuming any government would allow such smoother regulations where they regulate only who can get issued into their official market without regulating trades. -197101;1354762683;noagendamarket;its basically glbse 3.0 lol -197100;1354762693;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: thats... not a good thing -197099;1354762698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00051495 = 8.4452 BTC [-] -197098;1354762699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00051094 = 1.2774 BTC [-] -197097;1354762701;noagendamarket;youre telling me -197096;1354762701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00051079 = 6.8446 BTC [-] -197095;1354762702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.0005074 = 2.5877 BTC [-] -197094;1354762704;mircea_popescu;i know. what i'm saying is, you don't just call 911 and get a credit check result. -197093;1354762722;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: they could be paying for it -197092;1354762723;Diablo-D3;... -197091;1354762726;Diablo-D3;wait -197090;1354762730;Diablo-D3;why the fuck are they checking people's _credit_ -197089;1354762739;mircea_popescu;because reasons. -197088;1354762742;mircea_popescu;and mathematics. -197087;1354762749;Diablo-D3;my credit is not exactly 800 points here, doesnt mean Im not a legitimate investor here -197086;1354762788;Namjies;Well credit ratings include those "stains" on your loaning habits. -197085;1354762809;noagendamarket;patrick harnett had credit ratings :D -197084;1354762813;Namjies;If the rating is good, not necessarily 800 points, they can attribute more points for credit rating I suppose. -197083;1354762815;Diablo-D3;Namjies: yes, but wouldnt a lower score make you bitcoin friedly? -197082;1354762851;Diablo-D3;plus, in the US (in every state but 2), stuff like credit cards are unsecured debt -197081;1354762856;noagendamarket;credit score doesnt say anything about your ability to repay only that you have not paid before -197080;1354762862;Diablo-D3;so its not even real money -197079;1354762870;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: yeah, exactly -197078;1354762874;Diablo-D3;so its pointless -197077;1354762885;Diablo-D3;I think btcjam is running a scam -197076;1354762901;noagendamarket;it doesnt say you are an inveterate gambler for instance :P -197075;1354762928;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: exactly -197074;1354762929;Diablo-D3;well -197073;1354762930;Namjies;Good score says you pay on time and don't overloan. It's a statistical indicator about if the loaner is more or less likely to pay back on time. -197072;1354762933;noagendamarket;btcjam and glbse are closer to gambling -197071;1354762938;Namjies;Not an absolute. -197070;1354762941;Diablo-D3;Namjies: not really -197069;1354762952;Diablo-D3;I mean, look at what banks have been doing -197068;1354762960;Diablo-D3;they've been intentionally forclosing on people's houses illegally -197067;1354762974;noagendamarket;thats what they do -197066;1354762980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13408 @ 0.00052028 = 6.9759 BTC [+] -197065;1354762982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1592 @ 0.00052075 = 0.829 BTC [+] -197064;1354762982;Diablo-D3;even when the people have not missed a payment, a few months later a sherif shows up to throw them out -197063;1354762993;Diablo-D3;which is 100% illegal in at least 4 ways -197062;1354763001;Namjies;Barring falsifications... -197061;1354763007;Namjies;or other such acts. -197060;1354763012;Diablo-D3;Namjies: barring? fuck, banks dont exist then -197059;1354763016;Diablo-D3;they retroactively were never invented -197058;1354763030;Diablo-D3;credit scores are worthless shit now -197057;1354763033;noagendamarket;if a bank started offering bitcoin loans I wonder what the default rate would be -197056;1354763043;Namjies;200% -197055;1354763049;noagendamarket;lawl -197054;1354763058;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: hrm -197053;1354763113;Namjies;The loaners would default and the employees would defraud... I mean default the bank further -197052;1354763122;Diablo-D3;what we need is our own legal CRA -197051;1354763122;noagendamarket;even payday lenders have better default rates than bitcoin loans lol -197050;1354763143;Diablo-D3;and Im pretty sure anyone can run one as long as they comply with the FCRA, FACTA, and FCBA -197049;1354763152;Diablo-D3;and all the appropriate consumer information protection laws -197048;1354763163;Diablo-D3;(which is fucking easy, believe it or not) -197047;1354763171;Diablo-D3;like, all those companies that go LOL WE LOST CUSTOMER DETAILS -197046;1354763172;Diablo-D3;_how_ -197045;1354763181;Diablo-D3;operating systems have everything you'll ever need for this built in -197044;1354763185;noagendamarket;they stole their own wallets -197043;1354763194;Diablo-D3;hell, hire a child pornographer or a terrorist, they already know how to do this -197042;1354763197;noagendamarket;cant account for that -197041;1354763208;Diablo-D3;step one: ENCRYPT EVERYTHING \o/ -197040;1354763209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1007 @ 0.00328056 = 3.3035 BTC [-] -197039;1354763210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00326684 = 1.3067 BTC [-] -197038;1354763232;noagendamarket;but then some retard puts the encryption password in the sites code lol -197037;1354763248;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: no -197036;1354763253;Diablo-D3;you encrypt the disk and network io -197035;1354763287;Diablo-D3;hell, you can buy raid controllers that use random keys -197034;1354763301;Diablo-D3;even if you steal the drives out of the rack, it does you nothing, no one knows the key -197033;1354763431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050767 = 2.1936 BTC [-] -197032;1354763432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.0005074 = 4.9725 BTC [-] -197031;1354763433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00050731 = 6.2399 BTC [-] -197030;1354763434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29 @ 0.00050725 = 0.0147 BTC [-] -197029;1354763511;Diablo-D3;also, did I mention, nefario has sent me an asset list for dmc -197028;1354763516;mircea_popescu;"Joseph John Aiuppa (pronounced, "I-U-PA") (December 1, 1907 – February 22, 1997), also known as "Doves," "Mourning Doves," "O'Brien," or "Joey Doves," was a Chicago mobster who became a leader of the Chicago Outfit." -197027;1354763521;mircea_popescu;in case anyone wondered about pigeons. -197026;1354763564;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I want to say pigeons is from good fellas -197025;1354763564;pigeons;slander! -197024;1354763566;dub;what is the bitcoind synatax to list addresses by account? -197023;1354763585;Diablo-D3;dub: listtransactions 'name' 99999999999 -197022;1354763616;noagendamarket;the mafia needs to get into bitcoin loans. that might improve the default rate -197021;1354763624;dub;no -197020;1354763643;Diablo-D3;dub: oh, you want every address used by an accont? -197019;1354763646;dub;pretty sure its listreceivedbyaccount "name" but it doesnt work -197018;1354763647;Diablo-D3;I dont think you can -197017;1354763656;Diablo-D3;dub: btw, you CAN do bitcoind help -197016;1354763663;Diablo-D3;sends help as a json command -197015;1354763664;dub;yeah it doesnt help -197014;1354763672;Diablo-D3;you can do help legitimatecommand too -197013;1354763693;Diablo-D3;dub: it may not know that info -197012;1354763709;dub;it shows (incorrect) command syntax only, no help -197011;1354763731;Diablo-D3;bring it up with sipa and gmaxwell then -197010;1354763737;Diablo-D3;in #bitcoin-dev -197009;1354763741;Diablo-D3;okay so -197008;1354763744;Diablo-D3;Im looking at this asset list -197007;1354763747;Diablo-D3;that nefario sent me -197006;1354763752;Diablo-D3;is he gay? -197005;1354763760;Diablo-D3;seriously, is he a card carrying homosexual? -197004;1354763763;Diablo-D3;does he suck dicks for a living -197003;1354763816;Diablo-D3;woah -197002;1354763820;Diablo-D3;da2ce7_d: hey you -197001;1354763828;Diablo-D3;how many dmc shares did you own at the end -197000;1354763842;da2ce7_d;oh... quite a few -196999;1354763848;da2ce7_d;I cannot remeber exacaly. -196998;1354763851;Diablo-D3;like 1774? -196997;1354763860;dub;i did this yesterday -196996;1354763865;da2ce7_d;hmm... maybe around at. -196995;1354763870;Diablo-D3;this list cant be complete -196994;1354763878;Diablo-D3;also, WHAT THE FUCK FORMATTING IS THIS -196993;1354763879;da2ce7_d;did you get neafro's account balances? -196992;1354763883;Diablo-D3;email@address; -196991;1354763895;Diablo-D3;:payment_address; 1dongs; -196990;1354763901;Diablo-D3;:shares; over 9000; -196989;1354763906;Diablo-D3;seriously, fuck you nefario -196988;1354763914;Diablo-D3;of all the 9000 ways of acceptably doing this -196987;1354763916;Diablo-D3;why that -196986;1354763963;da2ce7_d;nothing a bit of perl cannot solve. -196985;1354764000;Diablo-D3;or json or csv -196984;1354764005;pigeons;he "normal" xml -196983;1354764019;Diablo-D3;pigeons: given any xml format, I can load it in perl -196982;1354764023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00051098 = 3.5258 BTC [+] -196981;1354764034;Diablo-D3;there is at least 3 modules that just load it as hashes -196980;1354764057;dub;oh, its stupidly getaddressesbyaccount -196979;1354764070;noagendamarket;http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-12-05/dark-internet-linked-to-drug-seiz I dont know why people just dont use local drug dealers rather than import it :D -196978;1354764088;dub;because you know, having list and get prefixed commands randomly achieve list and create functionality is rad -196977;1354764134;Diablo-D3;noagendamarket: I dunno, I prefer Amazon for lots of things -196976;1354764200;Diablo-D3;1557, 1858, 1310, 1774 -196975;1354764215;Diablo-D3;6599 -196974;1354764222;Diablo-D3;the list could be legitimate -196973;1354764234;noagendamarket;I wonder if nefario added extra commas for people he doesnt like -196972;1354764287;Diablo-D3;THERES COMMAS IN THIS?! -196971;1354764299;noagendamarket;:o -196970;1354764314;Diablo-D3;FUCK NEFARIO -196969;1354764328;Diablo-D3;IN THE HEAD -196968;1354764332;Diablo-D3;WITH THE WRENCH -196967;1354764337;Diablo-D3;IN THE LIBRARY -196966;1354764346;Namjies;Diablo-D3, copy-paste the superfluous data in search & replace. Replace by comma -196965;1354764347;Diablo-D3;SO HE CAN GET A CLUE -196964;1354764360;Diablo-D3;Namjies: no -196963;1354764361;Namjies;it will become a nice email,address,amount csv! -196962;1354764364;Diablo-D3;need to eat the \ns too -196961;1354764379;Diablo-D3;so what I need I think is \n\t, -196960;1354764383;Diablo-D3;er -196959;1354764392;Namjies;In Notepad++ you can copy/paste linebreaks/tabs/etc -196958;1354764396;Diablo-D3;s/\n\t:/,/ -196957;1354764397;Namjies;It works. -196956;1354764402;Diablo-D3;Namjies: dude -196955;1354764403;Diablo-D3;Im in fucking vim -196954;1354764412;Diablo-D3;vim has been able to do regex since before you were born -196953;1354764448;Namjies;Well solve it with vim then -196952;1354764456;Diablo-D3;I already just did -196951;1354764470;Diablo-D3;LOL those arent even fucking tabs -196950;1354764478;Diablo-D3;its two spaces -196949;1354764500;Namjies;Well what's the issue? It's the worst formating ever... and? You solve that in a few seconds... -196948;1354764506;smickles;Diablo-D3: you got that yaml thing too? -196947;1354764511;Diablo-D3;smickles: yeah -196946;1354764514;smickles;yaml requires spaces in place of tabs -196945;1354764515;Diablo-D3;what the fuck is this shit its lol -196944;1354764527;Namjies;It's yaml! -196943;1354764531;smickles;yup -196942;1354764538;Diablo-D3;Ive never heard of yaml -196941;1354764541;Diablo-D3;why the fuck do we have yaml -196940;1354764553;smickles;i knew of it from bukkit -196939;1354764567;Namjies;YAML = YAML Ain't Markup Language -196938;1354764590;smickles;a lot of plugins for bukkit used it for permissions files and such -196937;1354764596;Namjies;The perfect method to have human readable lists with superflous spaces and stuff! -196936;1354764618;Namjies;Because humans can't open a csv in an appropriate program for readability... -196935;1354764620;Diablo-D3; super gay powers unite, Ill form the head. No, the other head. -196934;1354764655;noagendamarket;at least youre not goat -196933;1354764663;Namjies;Poor goat... -196932;1354764674;Diablo-D3;what happened to goat this time? -196931;1354764681;pigeons;humans can't open a csv in a spreadsheet program? -196930;1354764690;pigeons;oh sarcasm -196929;1354764692;pigeons;sorry! -196928;1354764901;Diablo-D3;well, if this is yaml, perl has a plugin for it -196927;1354764937;smickles;ya know what's awesome, -196926;1354764959;Diablo-D3;er, module. -196925;1354764968;smickles;nefario gave me a bunch of info w/o any privacy requirements attached -196924;1354764985;Diablo-D3;smickles: me as well -196923;1354764998;Diablo-D3;so I could just post the entire yaml to the intertubes and then nefario gets sued -196922;1354765022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00051098 = 2.9637 BTC [+] -196921;1354765085;smickles;I want to go on record that I would sell this data for 1000000 BTC -196920;1354765092;smickles;;) -196919;1354765108;dub;I bid 0.051btc -196918;1354765125;smickles;going once... -196917;1354765156;smickles;lol, what an aweful joke -196916;1354765182;Ukto;eh? -196915;1354765185;Ukto;nefario send out more list? -196914;1354765193;Ukto;sent* -196913;1354765194;smickles;a couple, at least -196912;1354765206;Ukto;Diablo-D3: yeah, i wrote a custom yaml importor -196911;1354765213;Ukto;his crap annoyed me -196910;1354765230;Diablo-D3;Ukto: erm, but it takes three regex -196909;1354765235;smickles;anyway, the data is potentially out there anyway, i mean, he sent the data w/o encryption -196908;1354765236;Diablo-D3;or one if you feel like getting clever -196907;1354765245;Ukto;not the ones I was given to test with -196906;1354765258;Diablo-D3;in vim, %s/\n /,/g -196905;1354765268;Diablo-D3;%s/:payment_address//g -196904;1354765275;Diablo-D3;%s/:shares//g -196903;1354765292;Ukto;yeah -196902;1354765301;Ukto;i was not writing in vim -196901;1354765310;Diablo-D3;you can do that in perl as well -196900;1354765311;Ukto;I made an autoamted system for other ppl to upload the yaml file into my system -196899;1354765332;Diablo-D3;and in perl, you can just use the yaml module anyhow -196898;1354765335;Ukto;well, i made the importor based on yaml standards, not know what crap nefario might do -196897;1354765344;Ukto;and I hadnt seen how simple the file data was at the time yet -196896;1354765348;Ukto;until after i made it -196895;1354765368;Diablo-D3;yeah, yaml advertises itself to be fucking simple -196894;1354765372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051139 = 2.2097 BTC [+] -196893;1354765372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20779 @ 0.00051157 = 10.6299 BTC [+] -196892;1354765418;Ukto;i only spent what.. 30 min? to make the importer :P -196891;1354765425;Ukto;but then the claim management system -196890;1354765427;Ukto;i spent a few hours on it -196889;1354765434;Ukto;wanna spend a few more to add some extra niftyness -196888;1354765439;Diablo-D3;actually, I wonder if perl ships with the yaml module now -196887;1354765458;Diablo-D3;nope but -196886;1354765467;Diablo-D3;ii libyaml-perl 0.84-1 all YAML Ain't Markup Language -196885;1354765468;Diablo-D3;ii libyaml-syck-perl 1.21-1 amd64 Perl module providing a fast, lightweight YAML loader and dumper -196884;1354765468;Diablo-D3;ii libyaml-tiny-perl 1.51-1 all Perl module for reading and writing YAML files -196883;1354765470;Diablo-D3;they're packaged in debian :D -196882;1354765480;Diablo-D3;and for some reason, I already have them installed -196881;1354765484;Diablo-D3;I wonder what Im using that uses it -196880;1354765495;Ukto;did he post anywhere who all got lists? -196879;1354765501;Diablo-D3;Ukto: no -196878;1354765511;Diablo-D3;Im tempted to just say I never got mine just to cause trouble -196877;1354765517;Ukto;lol -196876;1354765520;Diablo-D3;I should pay him back for all the trouble hes caused me -196875;1354765532;Diablo-D3;and my investors too -196874;1354765550;Diablo-D3;I wonder if I should like just show up at his house with everybody and just gangrape him -196873;1354765558;pigeons;have fun -196872;1354765565;Diablo-D3;I mean, Im not gay, and most of my investors arent gay, but theres nothing like a hatefuck. -196871;1354765580;kakobrekla;reality check pls -196870;1354765591;Diablo-D3;okay SOME of my investors arent gay -196869;1354765691;dub;so this is quote lulzy -196868;1354765732;dub;nefario posts on reddit in support of Amir using socky -196867;1354765741;kakobrekla;url -196866;1354765759;dub;suggestion is made that he get back to fixing his fuckup -196865;1354765759;kakobrekla;why dont you people learn to paste it -196864;1354765761;dub;??? -196863;1354765764;pigeons;its been pasted -196862;1354765768;dub;a bunch of asset lists get sent -196861;1354765772;pigeons;didnt he delete his comment? -196860;1354765795;dub;yes -196859;1354765801;dub;kakobrekla: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14cj3r/amir_taaki_aka_genjix_shows_how_not_to_promote/ -196858;1354765804;pigeons;it was "this guy [taaki] doesn't seem bad, he seems real enthusiastic, why don't you like him, he's just nervous" -196857;1354765808;kakobrekla;thank you -196856;1354765859;pigeons;when we mentioned in this channel that dublinclontarf is nefario, he deleted it -196855;1354765891;pigeons;hi nefario -196854;1354765914;dub;it was after the comment directed at him to be fair -196853;1354765980;pigeons;ah -196852;1354765987;pigeons;why you gotta be fair? -196851;1354766026;pigeons;i still want mircea_popescu to watch the video -196850;1354766120;kakobrekla;didnt he? -196849;1354766147;pigeons;nope -196848;1354766165;pigeons;he's afraid of aids -196847;1354766198;pigeons;he had "the girl" transacribe it -196846;1354766221;kakobrekla;hehehe -196845;1354766226;kakobrekla;wicked. -196844;1354766294;kakobrekla;bitdaytrade>>You should be really stopping trashing my name, -196843;1354766296;kakobrekla;jeez -196842;1354766303;kakobrekla;this guys still has balls to login. -196841;1354766310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051103 = 2.2082 BTC [-] -196840;1354766312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16988 @ 0.00051098 = 8.6805 BTC [-] -196839;1354766550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20691 @ 0.0005106 = 10.5648 BTC [-] -196838;1354766552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6511 @ 0.00051157 = 3.3308 BTC [+] -196837;1354766552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 898 @ 0.00052075 = 0.4676 BTC [+] -196836;1354766748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051021 = 2.2046 BTC [-] -196835;1354766750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11779 @ 0.00050995 = 6.0067 BTC [-] -196834;1354766758;noagendamarket;kakobrekla where did he leave that comment ? -196833;1354766816;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.420 -196832;1354766829;kakobrekla;2 hrs ago -196831;1354766833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 186 @ 0.00320667 = 0.5964 BTC [-] -196830;1354766835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1506 @ 0.00320333 = 4.8242 BTC [-] -196829;1354766839;kakobrekla;or something -196828;1354766892;mircea_popescu;pigeons not the girl, some other girl. -196827;1354767028;mircea_popescu;so since people are throwing shit about : -196826;1354767032;mircea_popescu;;;google mircea popescu birda -196825;1354767033;gribble;Mircea Popescu - Sesiune training Birda, Timis on Vimeo: ; Chem. Bull. `POLITEHNICA` Univ. Timisoara - Chemical Bulletin of ...: ; Cuprins - Journal of Horticulture, Forestry and Biotechnology: -196824;1354767037;mircea_popescu;hum -196823;1354767059;mircea_popescu;that first link there is me talking to the worst possible audience : some rural community of ~200 souls in the depths of romania -196822;1354767069;mircea_popescu;on the campaign trail, so tis politics. -196821;1354767126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051982 = 2.2461 BTC [+] -196820;1354767128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8255 @ 0.00051999 = 4.2925 BTC [+] -196819;1354767139;dub;transcription plox -196818;1354767150;dub;(jokes :) -196817;1354767156;mircea_popescu;http://vimeo.com/5236831 that's also me, talking to a moar urban crowd (party headquarters, timisoara) -196816;1354767206;mircea_popescu;dub the second is transcripted hiar : http://trilema.com/2009/banii-oamenii-si-valorile-liberale/ -196815;1354767247;dub;lol at the camera rotation in the first -196814;1354767269;mircea_popescu;yeah well. -196813;1354767279;mircea_popescu;anyway, they're not prepared speeches, either of them. -196812;1354767370;kakobrekla;at 5:50 second speach i hear some "kilograme" -196811;1354767377;kakobrekla;is this about cherries? -196810;1354767397;noagendamarket;cocaine -196809;1354767413;mircea_popescu;kilogram -196808;1354767478;Namjies;pfff.... -196807;1354767499;Namjies;Processing lots of claims and updating spreadsheets. -196806;1354767512;Namjies;Because manual work is so much better than platform work eh. -196805;1354767552;mircea_popescu;but anyway, that last speech is basically me advocating bitcoin, of sorts. in 2008 iirc. -196804;1354767931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051019 = 2.2045 BTC [-] -196803;1354767932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7279 @ 0.00050995 = 3.7119 BTC [-] -196802;1354768225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 543 @ 0.00321526 = 1.7459 BTC [+] -196801;1354768661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005115 = 2.2102 BTC [+] -196800;1354768663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18029 @ 0.00051154 = 9.2226 BTC [+] -196799;1354768811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051027 = 2.2049 BTC [-] -196798;1354768812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3342 @ 0.00050995 = 1.7043 BTC [-] -196797;1354768814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.0005092 = 2.6478 BTC [-] -196796;1354769923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3741 @ 0.0005089 = 1.9038 BTC [-] -196795;1354769924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051142 = 2.2098 BTC [+] -196794;1354769926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4921 @ 0.00051154 = 2.5173 BTC [+] -196793;1354769927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20199 @ 0.00051999 = 10.5033 BTC [+] -196792;1354770432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051983 = 2.2462 BTC [-] -196791;1354770433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4505 @ 0.00051999 = 2.3426 BTC [+] -196790;1354770435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 841 @ 0.00052075 = 0.438 BTC [+] -196789;1354770729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7201 @ 0.00052075 = 3.7499 BTC [+] -196788;1354770730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00052112 = 4.7422 BTC [+] -196787;1354770732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5999 @ 0.0005217 = 3.1297 BTC [+] -196786;1354771191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3755 @ 0.00050748 = 1.9056 BTC [-] -196785;1354771855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 566 @ 0.00050748 = 0.2872 BTC [-] -196784;1354771857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7334 @ 0.00050725 = 3.7202 BTC [-] -196783;1354772066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00328234 = 9.5188 BTC [+] -196782;1354772334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052145 = 2.2532 BTC [+] -196781;1354772335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3851 @ 0.0005217 = 2.0091 BTC [+] -196780;1354772337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00052176 = 10.8526 BTC [+] -196779;1354772338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3881 @ 0.00052289 = 2.0293 BTC [+] -196778;1354772339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5165 @ 0.00052347 = 2.7037 BTC [+] -196777;1354773440;Diablo-D3;http://www.ebay.com/itm/MISSILETOE-KISS-GUARANTEED-FUNNY-CHRISTMAS-TREE-DECORATION-ORNAMENT-/130814270579?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e75235c73 -196776;1354773454;Diablo-D3;[09:16:11] at 5:50 second speach i hear some "kilograme" -196775;1354773455;Diablo-D3;[09:16:18] is this about cherries? -196774;1354773511;Diablo-D3;my penis is often weighed in kilograms by british chicks. -196773;1354773784;[\\\];only by the bitches that failed mathclass and never heard of using mg -196772;1354773942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15075 @ 0.00052347 = 7.8913 BTC [+] -196771;1354773943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10340 @ 0.00052372 = 5.4153 BTC [+] -196770;1354773945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3743 @ 0.00052373 = 1.9603 BTC [+] -196769;1354773983;Diablo-D3;[\\\]: integer kilograms. -196768;1354774146;Namjies;right, (milli)kilograms. That could be shortened to their accurate denomination: grams. -196767;1354774328;mircea_popescu;it's mili you know -196766;1354774461;Namjies;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SI_prefix -196765;1354774463;Namjies;milli -196764;1354774747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051981 = 2.2461 BTC [-] -196763;1354774748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32350 @ 0.00051977 = 16.8146 BTC [-] -196762;1354774749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00051788 = 8.4414 BTC [-] -196761;1354774751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00051671 = 6.6656 BTC [-] -196760;1354774752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1429 @ 0.00051278 = 0.7328 BTC [-] -196759;1354774955;Diablo-D3;its faster -196758;1354774989;mircea_popescu;drat. -196757;1354775032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.0005138 = 3.1856 BTC [+] -196756;1354775035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051307 = 2.217 BTC [-] -196755;1354775036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24745 @ 0.00051278 = 12.6887 BTC [-] -196754;1354775187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2575 @ 0.00330307 = 8.5054 BTC [+] -196753;1354775189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 588 @ 0.00333234 = 1.9594 BTC [+] -196752;1354775189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00333813 = 3.3381 BTC [+] -196751;1354775190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 387 @ 0.0033437 = 1.294 BTC [+] -196750;1354775845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20250 @ 0.00052108 = 10.5519 BTC [+] -196749;1354776362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.0033437 = 8.0249 BTC [+] -196748;1354776555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00052108 = 4.4552 BTC [+] -196747;1354776556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15050 @ 0.00051628 = 7.77 BTC [-] -196746;1354776733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23600 @ 0.00051628 = 12.1842 BTC [-] -196745;1354776820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00051628 = 2.9944 BTC [-] -196744;1354777026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5195 @ 0.00051628 = 2.6821 BTC [-] -196743;1354777425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19600 @ 0.00051279 = 10.0507 BTC [-] -196742;1354777425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1717 @ 0.00051278 = 0.8804 BTC [-] -196741;1354777480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005148 = 2.2245 BTC [+] -196740;1354777481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19805 @ 0.00051503 = 10.2002 BTC [+] -196739;1354777483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4916 @ 0.00052231 = 2.5677 BTC [+] -196738;1354777776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1107 @ 0.00328234 = 3.6336 BTC [-] -196737;1354777778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2793 @ 0.00325533 = 9.0921 BTC [-] -196736;1354778053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051309 = 2.2171 BTC [-] -196735;1354778054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2988 @ 0.00051279 = 1.5322 BTC [-] -196734;1354778056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31691 @ 0.00051278 = 16.2505 BTC [-] -196733;1354778198;noagendamarket;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129382.msg1381456;topicseen#msg1381456 not sure if serious -196732;1354778277;mircea_popescu;0! is defined as =1 -196731;1354778882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052225 = 2.2566 BTC [+] -196730;1354778883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12984 @ 0.00052231 = 6.7817 BTC [+] -196729;1354778885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8445 @ 0.00052373 = 4.4229 BTC [+] -196728;1354779456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052361 = 2.2625 BTC [-] -196727;1354779458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6712 @ 0.00052373 = 3.5153 BTC [+] -196726;1354779459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3167 @ 0.00052474 = 1.6619 BTC [+] -196725;1354780027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00051741 = 5.8985 BTC [-] -196724;1354780029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051295 = 2.2165 BTC [-] -196723;1354780030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8379 @ 0.00051278 = 4.2966 BTC [-] -196722;1354780603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052312 = 2.2604 BTC [+] -196721;1354780604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00052311 = 10.7761 BTC [-] -196720;1354780732;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: wait, what? -196719;1354780900;mircea_popescu;hm ? -196718;1354780941;Diablo-D3;[12:17:58] 0! is defined as =1 -196717;1354780953;mircea_popescu;it is. -196716;1354780979;Diablo-D3;okay, I fail higher math, what is 0!? -196715;1354781003;mircea_popescu;zero factorial. -196714;1354781013;mircea_popescu;;;calc 7! -196713;1354781014;gribble;Error: unexpected EOF while parsing (, line 1) -196712;1354781020;mircea_popescu;awell. -196711;1354781185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052207 = 2.2559 BTC [-] -196710;1354781186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16097 @ 0.00052235 = 8.4083 BTC [+] -196709;1354781187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3382 @ 0.00052408 = 1.7724 BTC [+] -196708;1354783094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052379 = 2.2633 BTC [-] -196707;1354783095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29479 @ 0.00052408 = 15.4494 BTC [+] -196706;1354784090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.00052408 = 5.267 BTC [+] -196705;1354784318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052231 = 2.2569 BTC [-] -196704;1354784461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1729 @ 0.00052223 = 0.9029 BTC [-] -196703;1354784461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29871 @ 0.00052408 = 15.6548 BTC [+] -196702;1354784808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052373 = 2.263 BTC [-] -196701;1354784810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15991 @ 0.00052408 = 8.3806 BTC [+] -196700;1354784811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2983 @ 0.00052474 = 1.5653 BTC [+] -196699;1354784812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5156 @ 0.0005253 = 2.7084 BTC [+] -196698;1354785218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8943 @ 0.0005253 = 4.6978 BTC [+] -196697;1354785219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00052624 = 2.9469 BTC [+] -196696;1354785221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6507 @ 0.00052645 = 3.4256 BTC [+] -196695;1354786415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00052616 = 6.1561 BTC [-] -196694;1354786417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1750 @ 0.000525 = 0.9188 BTC [-] -196693;1354786849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1255 @ 0.00052645 = 0.6607 BTC [+] -196692;1354786851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10045 @ 0.00052656 = 5.2893 BTC [+] -196691;1354787098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24153 @ 0.000525 = 12.6803 BTC [-] -196690;1354787875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4005 @ 0.00052656 = 2.1089 BTC [+] -196689;1354787916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.00052656 = 4.3441 BTC [+] -196688;1354787918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00052665 = 3.0282 BTC [+] -196687;1354788087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6850 @ 0.00052665 = 3.6076 BTC [+] -196686;1354788088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11350 @ 0.00052677 = 5.9788 BTC [+] -196685;1354788715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00052677 = 8.0069 BTC [+] -196684;1354788717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10361 @ 0.00052683 = 5.4585 BTC [+] -196683;1354788863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9363 @ 0.00052683 = 4.9327 BTC [+] -196682;1354788864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2587 @ 0.0005269 = 1.3631 BTC [+] -196681;1354789130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32647 @ 0.000525 = 17.1397 BTC [-] -196680;1354789131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19553 @ 0.00052376 = 10.2411 BTC [-] -196679;1354789195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 97 @ 0.00052376 = 0.0508 BTC [-] -196678;1354789197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18603 @ 0.00052263 = 9.7225 BTC [-] -196677;1354790657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31550 @ 0.0005269 = 16.6237 BTC [+] -196676;1354790700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4016 @ 0.0005269 = 2.116 BTC [+] -196675;1354790701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18334 @ 0.00052709 = 9.6637 BTC [+] -196674;1354790934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8097 @ 0.00052709 = 4.2678 BTC [+] -196673;1354791102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052264 = 2.2583 BTC [-] -196672;1354791103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17181 @ 0.00052263 = 8.9793 BTC [-] -196671;1354791353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052686 = 2.2766 BTC [+] -196670;1354791355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1569 @ 0.00052709 = 0.827 BTC [+] -196669;1354791355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00052718 = 2.1351 BTC [+] -196668;1354791356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4510 @ 0.00052718 = 2.3776 BTC [+] -196667;1354791391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3130 @ 0.00052271 = 1.6361 BTC [-] -196666;1354791393;Namjies;Hmm... I have... an interesting investor in BTC-BOND it seems... -196665;1354791652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12382 @ 0.00052718 = 6.5275 BTC [+] -196664;1354791654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3318 @ 0.00052724 = 1.7494 BTC [+] -196663;1354791661;Namjies;From the founder of a SEC registered trading platform? Assuming the email is accurate. -196662;1354791696;Namjies;I would have liked a reply through email to verify that. -196661;1354792027;Namjies;I just have doubts about that. -196660;1354792599;Diablo-D3;heh -196659;1354792813;Namjies;Yeah. -196658;1354792834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00052479 = 9.2363 BTC [-] -196657;1354792835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2089 @ 0.00052701 = 1.1009 BTC [+] -196656;1354792961;Namjies;Odd thing is he registered on Bitcointalk.org after I sent the email out. So he knew the full email and btc address. Although there's also the announcement on the forum and if he provided false information, he could then have seen the announcement and registered another account to PM those info to appear to... But why take so much trouble to appear as some other person? -196655;1354792978;Diablo-D3;for the lulz -196654;1354792986;Namjies;Eh -196653;1354793047;Namjies;Whatever it is, I'm intrigued. -196652;1354793703;Namjies;It's not that big of a company either, focused on alternative investments and owns a large chunk of BTC-BOND in terms of the average holder but a bit of play money for anyone with larger capital. -196651;1354793732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1191 @ 0.00052271 = 0.6225 BTC [-] -196650;1354793733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21609 @ 0.00052263 = 11.2935 BTC [-] -196649;1354793750;Namjies;It looks credible. If it's fake information, the user went to great extent to hide his true identity. -196648;1354794006;Diablo-D3;not like thats particularly hard -196647;1354794051;Namjies;Hmm, I guess the amount of people suitable is not lacking. -196646;1354794129;Namjies;mircea_popescu: is there a bot puting those 1000 ask/bids on options? Is that MPEx default price for options? -196645;1354794462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052519 = 2.2693 BTC [+] -196644;1354794462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3879 @ 0.00052521 = 2.0373 BTC [+] -196643;1354794851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21471 @ 0.00052521 = 11.2768 BTC [+] -196642;1354794851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15179 @ 0.00052675 = 7.9955 BTC [+] -196641;1354795007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005233 = 2.2612 BTC [-] -196640;1354795008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14560 @ 0.0005232 = 7.6178 BTC [-] -196639;1354795010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5769 @ 0.00052263 = 3.0151 BTC [-] -196638;1354795327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052672 = 2.276 BTC [+] -196637;1354795328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 621 @ 0.00052675 = 0.3271 BTC [+] -196636;1354795329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12158 @ 0.00052701 = 6.4074 BTC [+] -196635;1354795799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052298 = 2.2598 BTC [-] -196634;1354795800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12238 @ 0.00052263 = 6.3959 BTC [-] -196633;1354795801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6491 @ 0.00052218 = 3.3895 BTC [-] -196632;1354796037;Namjies;Looks like he's sleeping. -196631;1354796056;Namjies;or away actually -196630;1354796068;Namjies;looks like its around noon in Europe. -196629;1354796074;Namjies;oh well -196628;1354796117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052232 = 2.2569 BTC [+] -196627;1354796119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6645 @ 0.00052218 = 3.4699 BTC [-] -196626;1354796120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00052122 = 4.3261 BTC [-] -196625;1354796121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8306 @ 0.00052095 = 4.327 BTC [-] -196624;1354797077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00052263 = 2.2473 BTC [+] -196623;1354797079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00052095 = 1.5629 BTC [-] -196622;1354798509;EskimoBob;dd if=/dev/urandom bs=1 count=10 2>/dev/null | base64 -w 0 | rev | cut -b 2- | rev -196621;1354798521;EskimoBob;wrong window -196620;1354798734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7994 @ 0.00052095 = 4.1645 BTC [-] -196619;1354798735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8806 @ 0.0005202 = 4.5809 BTC [-] -196618;1354799458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052674 = 2.276 BTC [+] -196617;1354799460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15779 @ 0.00052701 = 8.3157 BTC [+] -196616;1354799701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052535 = 2.27 BTC [-] -196615;1354799703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.00052532 = 5.2795 BTC [-] -196614;1354799704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10479 @ 0.0005202 = 5.4512 BTC [-] -196613;1354800062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1905 @ 0.0005202 = 0.991 BTC [-] -196612;1354800064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00051984 = 10.8647 BTC [-] -196611;1354800065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3225 @ 0.00051871 = 1.6728 BTC [-] -196610;1354800393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 725 @ 0.00051871 = 0.3761 BTC [-] -196609;1354800394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00051835 = 10.5743 BTC [-] -196608;1354800396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 532 @ 0.00051724 = 0.2752 BTC [-] -196607;1354800691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 934 @ 0.0033361 = 3.1159 BTC [+] -196606;1354800692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3566 @ 0.00327384 = 11.6745 BTC [-] -196605;1354801459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15168 @ 0.00051724 = 7.8455 BTC [-] -196604;1354801460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00051701 = 6.9796 BTC [-] -196603;1354801462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00051669 = 6.4586 BTC [-] -196602;1354801463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11232 @ 0.00051596 = 5.7953 BTC [-] -196601;1354801549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 450 @ 0.00051751 = 0.2329 BTC [+] -196600;1354801642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1668 @ 0.00051596 = 0.8606 BTC [-] -196599;1354801642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13682 @ 0.00051484 = 7.044 BTC [-] -196598;1354801871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7134 @ 0.00051484 = 3.6729 BTC [-] -196597;1354801873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 197 @ 0.0005133 = 0.1011 BTC [-] -196596;1354802075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9624 @ 0.0005133 = 4.94 BTC [-] -196595;1354802324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20029 @ 0.0005133 = 10.2809 BTC [-] -196594;1354802325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5139 @ 0.00051278 = 2.6352 BTC [-] -196593;1354802327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00051164 = 4.4769 BTC [-] -196592;1354802328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1778 @ 0.00050978 = 0.9064 BTC [-] -196591;1354803219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 481 @ 0.00327384 = 1.5747 BTC [-] -196590;1354803220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1024 @ 0.00325533 = 3.3335 BTC [-] -196589;1354803221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1404 @ 0.00324728 = 4.5592 BTC [-] -196588;1354803469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7291 @ 0.00051536 = 3.7575 BTC [+] -196587;1354803470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9822 @ 0.00050978 = 5.0071 BTC [-] -196586;1354803471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00050899 = 1.0943 BTC [-] -196585;1354803473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3970 @ 0.00050861 = 2.0192 BTC [-] -196584;1354803474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4817 @ 0.00050841 = 2.449 BTC [-] -196583;1354804156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10350 @ 0.00050841 = 5.262 BTC [-] -196582;1354804157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4465 @ 0.00050725 = 2.2649 BTC [-] -196581;1354804159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9835 @ 0.00050718 = 4.9881 BTC [-] -196580;1354804654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14464 @ 0.00051249 = 7.4127 BTC [+] -196579;1354805398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 627 @ 0.0033435 = 2.0964 BTC [+] -196578;1354805400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 873 @ 0.0033437 = 2.9191 BTC [+] -196577;1354805796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 686 @ 0.00051605 = 0.354 BTC [+] -196576;1354805797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.0005082 = 6.0984 BTC [-] -196575;1354805799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3161 @ 0.00050718 = 1.6032 BTC [-] -196574;1354806066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2004 @ 0.00050718 = 1.0164 BTC [-] -196573;1354806068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6096 @ 0.00050708 = 3.0912 BTC [-] -196572;1354806116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 40 @ 0.0033437 = 0.1337 BTC [+] -196571;1354806118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00334569 = 5.6877 BTC [+] -196570;1354806740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00051022 = 10.8167 BTC [+] -196569;1354806741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8815 @ 0.00050708 = 4.4699 BTC [-] -196568;1354806893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00051751 = 4.5541 BTC [+] -196567;1354806893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00052054 = 2.6027 BTC [+] -196566;1354806895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00052701 = 2.3715 BTC [+] -196565;1354807090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052685 = 2.2765 BTC [-] -196564;1354807091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3478 @ 0.00052701 = 1.8329 BTC [+] -196563;1354807093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13569 @ 0.00052724 = 7.1541 BTC [+] -196562;1354807629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.00335574 = 5.8725 BTC [+] -196561;1354807860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00050745 = 3.8566 BTC [-] -196560;1354807861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00050718 = 2.1915 BTC [-] -196559;1354807862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4691 @ 0.00050708 = 2.3787 BTC [-] -196558;1354811298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052498 = 2.2684 BTC [+] -196557;1354811300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5703 @ 0.00052473 = 2.9925 BTC [-] -196556;1354811301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00052243 = 1.2277 BTC [-] -196555;1354811302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1826 @ 0.00052111 = 0.9515 BTC [-] -196554;1354811940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15974 @ 0.00052111 = 8.3242 BTC [-] -196553;1354811941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00052069 = 2.1348 BTC [-] -196552;1354811943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20226 @ 0.0005181 = 10.4791 BTC [-] -196551;1354812917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052194 = 2.2553 BTC [+] -196550;1354812919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26541 @ 0.00052197 = 13.8536 BTC [+] -196549;1354812920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6938 @ 0.0005271 = 3.657 BTC [+] -196548;1354813757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051835 = 2.2398 BTC [-] -196547;1354813759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 479 @ 0.0005181 = 0.2482 BTC [-] -196546;1354814063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052146 = 2.2532 BTC [+] -196545;1354814063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00052147 = 10.7944 BTC [+] -196544;1354814457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00052384 = 1.3882 BTC [+] -196543;1354814513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2129 @ 0.00052384 = 1.1153 BTC [+] -196542;1354814515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 252 @ 0.0005181 = 0.1306 BTC [-] -196541;1354814515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.00051778 = 12.0643 BTC [-] -196540;1354814516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00051742 = 2.7423 BTC [-] -196539;1354814517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18010 @ 0.00051555 = 9.2851 BTC [-] -196538;1354815328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005158 = 2.2288 BTC [+] -196537;1354815329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11872 @ 0.00051555 = 6.1206 BTC [-] -196536;1354815861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052706 = 2.2774 BTC [+] -196535;1354815863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4890 @ 0.0005271 = 2.5775 BTC [+] -196534;1354815864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37782 @ 0.00052724 = 19.9202 BTC [+] -196533;1354815865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12207 @ 0.00052725 = 6.4361 BTC [+] -196532;1354816440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00052579 = 0.6835 BTC [-] -196531;1354816523;mod6;Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel. -196530;1354816633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052702 = 2.2773 BTC [+] -196529;1354816634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11043 @ 0.00052725 = 5.8224 BTC [+] -196528;1354816635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10389 @ 0.00052728 = 5.4779 BTC [+] -196527;1354816990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052709 = 2.2776 BTC [-] -196526;1354816992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11657 @ 0.00052728 = 6.1465 BTC [+] -196525;1354816993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2022 @ 0.00052737 = 1.0663 BTC [+] -196524;1354817247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3278 @ 0.00052737 = 1.7287 BTC [+] -196523;1354817248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4122 @ 0.0005275 = 2.1744 BTC [+] -196522;1354818352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3021 @ 0.00052579 = 1.5884 BTC [-] -196521;1354818354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13504 @ 0.00052575 = 7.0997 BTC [-] -196520;1354818740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00052588 = 1.9458 BTC [+] -196519;1354818794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052725 = 2.2782 BTC [+] -196518;1354818795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22178 @ 0.0005275 = 11.6989 BTC [+] -196517;1354818797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5501 @ 0.00052775 = 2.9032 BTC [+] -196516;1354818961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 621 @ 0.00052588 = 0.3266 BTC [-] -196515;1354818962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10479 @ 0.00052575 = 5.5093 BTC [-] -196514;1354819307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052743 = 2.279 BTC [+] -196513;1354819308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10753 @ 0.00052775 = 5.6749 BTC [+] -196512;1354819501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4296 @ 0.00052775 = 2.2672 BTC [+] -196511;1354819502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17295 @ 0.00052793 = 9.1305 BTC [+] -196510;1354819504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9809 @ 0.00052841 = 5.1832 BTC [+] -196509;1354819715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052588 = 2.2723 BTC [-] -196508;1354819716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5217 @ 0.00052575 = 2.7428 BTC [-] -196507;1354819718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11662 @ 0.00052537 = 6.1269 BTC [-] -196506;1354819839;jcpham;http://jcph.am/2012/12/06/two-track-thursdays/ -196505;1354819841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052835 = 2.283 BTC [+] -196504;1354820061;jurov;http://www.net-security.org/malware_news.php?id=2344 so much for sms double factor authentication -196503;1354820218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16325 @ 0.0005284 = 8.6261 BTC [+] -196502;1354820220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.00052557 = 4.6513 BTC [-] -196501;1354820221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4325 @ 0.00052537 = 2.2722 BTC [-] -196500;1354820527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2091 @ 0.00052841 = 1.1049 BTC [+] -196499;1354820529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9609 @ 0.00052848 = 5.0782 BTC [+] -196498;1354820670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10991 @ 0.00052848 = 5.8085 BTC [+] -196497;1354820670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3509 @ 0.00052848 = 1.8544 BTC [+] -196496;1354820872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16812 @ 0.00052848 = 8.8848 BTC [+] -196495;1354820873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19050 @ 0.00052859 = 10.0696 BTC [+] -196494;1354820874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00052877 = 2.8289 BTC [+] -196493;1354820875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27488 @ 0.00052903 = 14.542 BTC [+] -196492;1354821018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005257 = 2.2715 BTC [-] -196491;1354821019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052554 = 2.2709 BTC [-] -196490;1354821020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5958 @ 0.00052537 = 3.1302 BTC [-] -196489;1354821572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052567 = 2.2714 BTC [+] -196488;1354821573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4555 @ 0.00052537 = 2.3931 BTC [-] -196487;1354821575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7091 @ 0.00052268 = 3.7063 BTC [-] -196486;1354821576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4933 @ 0.00051758 = 2.5532 BTC [-] -196485;1354821767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4417 @ 0.00051758 = 2.2862 BTC [-] -196484;1354821769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5533 @ 0.00051555 = 2.8525 BTC [-] -196483;1354822229;mircea_popescu;so i just received a pair of those bitcoin cufflinks -196482;1354822231;mircea_popescu;pretty cool -196481;1354822259;mircea_popescu;;;later tell namjies ofcourse there's a bot putting in the 1ks. that's mpoe. -196480;1354822259;gribble;The operation succeeded. -196479;1354822336;jcpham;who had the cufflinks again? -196478;1354822345;jcpham;i remember those but forgot about them -196477;1354822639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052744 = 2.2791 BTC [+] -196476;1354822641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20079 @ 0.00052779 = 10.5975 BTC [+] -196475;1354822726;mircea_popescu;some guy on forum, 1 sec -196474;1354822768;jcpham;yeah it was a forum thread -196473;1354822769;jcpham;that's right -196472;1354822900;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120686.0 -196471;1354822916;mircea_popescu;isokivi guy -196470;1354823113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051834 = 2.2397 BTC [-] -196469;1354823115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15672 @ 0.00051811 = 8.1198 BTC [-] -196468;1354823115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25107 @ 0.00051651 = 12.968 BTC [-] -196467;1354823363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00051651 = 6.4564 BTC [-] -196466;1354823471;smickles;17:31 < mircea_popescu> ;;later tell namjies ofcourse there's a bot putting in the 1ks. that's mpoe. <<< lolwut? -196465;1354823546;mircea_popescu;i dunno ? -196464;1354823583;smickles;heh, what caused you to make that statement -196463;1354823655;kakobreklaaa;i dont have anything to put that cufflink on -196462;1354823668;kakobreklaaa;you all srs bsns -196461;1354823678;smickles;kakobreklaaa: cut a hole in the sleeve of your t-shirt -196460;1354823697;kakobreklaaa;no need to cut -196459;1354823705;smickles;oh, right -196458;1354823714;kakobreklaaa;its old just rip if its not already there! -196457;1354823756;kakobreklaaa;i like my clothes old and worn -196456;1354823765;kakobreklaaa;even in public -196455;1354823886;mircea_popescu;smickles namjies was asking if it's mpoe that puts the 1k bids on options -196454;1354823889;mircea_popescu;well... it is -196453;1354824010;smickles;ya know, come to think of it, it's not that directly obvious, is is? -196452;1354824014;kakobreklaaa;mircea_popescu did you get some physical from the guy whos name is unspellable? -196451;1354824015;smickles;er, is it -196450;1354824042;kakobreklaaa;argh words missing -196449;1354824048;smickles;kakobreklaaa: Mike Caldwell is unspellable? -196448;1354824056;kakobreklaaa;physical coins* -196447;1354824074;kakobreklaaa;well no, but cas-something-something is -196446;1354824085;smickles;hehe casascius? -196445;1354824087;mircea_popescu;smickles i dunno, i thought it was -196444;1354824090;mircea_popescu;and no afaik kakobreklaaa -196443;1354824102;kakobreklaaa;afaik? you dont know if you got em? -196442;1354824106;kakobreklaaa;thats silly. -196441;1354824188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052776 = 2.2805 BTC [+] -196440;1354824190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33188 @ 0.00052779 = 17.5163 BTC [+] -196439;1354824219;jcpham;mircea_popescu: http://dubjoy.com/happy -196438;1354824222;mircea_popescu;i never got any! -196437;1354824228;jcpham;i'm ADHD so that may not apply -196436;1354824247;jcpham;basically jengix's conference vidoe -196435;1354824256;jcpham;the original source coul've been subbed freely -196434;1354824294;jcpham;oh nevermind it isn't free -196433;1354824367;mircea_popescu;uh -196432;1354824428;mircea_popescu;"PSPs are allowed to hold fiat currency on behalf of third-parties and offer payment services, it's exactly what a bank does, minus the issuing of credit." -196431;1354824431;mircea_popescu;davout is cute. -196430;1354824440;mircea_popescu;my cock is exactly like a cunt minus the bleeding thing -196429;1354824802;dub;wat -196428;1354825336;mircea_popescu;;;rate Isokivi 1 Bitcoin cufflinks! -196427;1354825337;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Isokivi has been recorded. -196426;1354825855;jurov;mircea_popescu, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg1382629#msg1382629 ? -196425;1354825916;mircea_popescu;im not sure i get the question. -196424;1354825958;jurov;all bondholders get the part of loss based on their investment, right? -196423;1354825962;jurov;in mpoe -196422;1354825990;jurov;then, they have no incentive to lower the requested interest -196421;1354826014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052881 = 2.285 BTC [+] -196420;1354826016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22029 @ 0.00052903 = 11.654 BTC [+] -196419;1354826093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052901 = 2.2859 BTC [-] -196418;1354826095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6319 @ 0.00052903 = 3.3429 BTC [+] -196417;1354826317;mircea_popescu;jurov yes -196416;1354826327;mircea_popescu;their incentive is that if someone asks for less that someone gets paid and they get nothing. -196415;1354826449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1403 @ 0.00335574 = 4.7081 BTC [+] -196414;1354826450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00334751 = 10.0425 BTC [-] -196413;1354826635;jurov;while potential reward is depending on requested interest, the risk is not. so it makes sense to maximize potential reward -196412;1354826659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052812 = 2.282 BTC [-] -196411;1354826661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11929 @ 0.00052793 = 6.2977 BTC [-] -196410;1354826669;mircea_popescu;i don't think your modelling is correct. -196409;1354826681;mircea_popescu;potential reward is = to the highest interest someone asks, for everybody. -196408;1354826691;mircea_popescu;risk is = to the interest the person himself asks. -196407;1354826691;jurov;plus the demand for bonds is consistently higher than supply, this is the catch -196406;1354826710;mircea_popescu;so the actual self-interest is to ask for 0% and hope someone else asks for 100% or w/e -196405;1354826727;mircea_popescu;the demand is actually consistently less than the suppluy. -196404;1354826741;mircea_popescu;november was the first time in like half a year that the demand overstripped supply.\ -196403;1354826761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052812 = 2.282 BTC [+] -196402;1354826762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13479 @ 0.00052793 = 7.116 BTC [-] -196401;1354826783;kakobreklaaa;on a side note, i had a surge of new bitcoin forex accounts and 90% of the people never used bitcoin before -196400;1354826790;jurov;i see it as a gamble, you either receive the interest, or lose exactly the same part as other players -196399;1354826792;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -196398;1354826801;mircea_popescu;that didn't make sense jurov -196397;1354827018;jurov;well it's true it needs more exact research... i'll maybe put it into spreadsheet over historical data what would happen if i had lowest vs. highest bond rate -196396;1354827076;mircea_popescu;it's pretty simple tho : if you had 0% rate you would always be included, and receive whatever's paid, 4%, 9%, 9.9% etcv -196395;1354827088;mircea_popescu;if you asked for 9.9% you'd be included in november but not in august, sept oct etc -196394;1354827100;mircea_popescu;thus you effectively make 9.9/4 = 2.4x% per month -196393;1354827115;mircea_popescu;this mathematically converges to the actual true rate. -196392;1354827310;kakobreklaaa;hum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129461.0 -196391;1354827385;mircea_popescu;ya i was saying earlier. -196390;1354827388;mircea_popescu;good for him tho. -196389;1354827402;kakobreklaaa;what were you sayin about it -196388;1354827546;mircea_popescu;" davout is cute." -196387;1354827564;kakobreklaaa;a. -196386;1354827566;kakobreklaaa;:) -196385;1354828228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052898 = 2.2857 BTC [+] -196384;1354828230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6497 @ 0.00052903 = 3.4371 BTC [+] -196383;1354828231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6132 @ 0.00052922 = 3.2452 BTC [+] -196382;1354828494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005292 = 2.2867 BTC [-] -196381;1354828495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 979 @ 0.00052922 = 0.5181 BTC [+] -196380;1354828800;kakobreklaaa;o looky https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129454.0 -196379;1354828816;kakobreklaaa;Coin Publishing LLC is collectively owned by individuals owning or working at BitPay, Butterfly Labs, Google, Casascius, 20 Mission, and Virtual Processing Solutions. -196378;1354828972;jurov;yeah, the more people mix into it, the better -196377;1354829055;kakobreklaaa;dunno, id rather see bfl keeps its shit for themselfs, with the rest im not bothered -196376;1354829074;kakobreklaaa;and 20 missions? -196375;1354829077;mircea_popescu;is that vps giga's thing ? -196374;1354829078;kakobreklaaa;isnt that in default or smth -196373;1354829084;kakobreklaaa;ya -196372;1354829098;jcpham;is Coin Publishing LLC a MNW umbrella organization? -196371;1354829105;jcpham;and is Dr. Evil a charter member? -196370;1354829117;kakobreklaaa;lol -196369;1354829363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005281 = 2.2819 BTC [-] -196368;1354829365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19879 @ 0.00052793 = 10.4947 BTC [-] -196367;1354829537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052804 = 2.2817 BTC [+] -196366;1354829538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6329 @ 0.00052793 = 3.3413 BTC [-] -196365;1354829596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1075 @ 0.00052793 = 0.5675 BTC [-] -196364;1354829598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29925 @ 0.0005248 = 15.7046 BTC [-] -196363;1354829842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052504 = 2.2687 BTC [+] -196362;1354829844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14930 @ 0.0005248 = 7.8353 BTC [-] -196361;1354829844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2149 @ 0.00052193 = 1.1216 BTC [-] -196360;1354830317;dub;forums getting dawsed again? -196359;1354830330;dub;deedaaaws -196358;1354831258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00052232 = 5.4844 BTC [+] -196357;1354831260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15300 @ 0.00052193 = 7.9855 BTC [-] -196356;1354831899;dub;giga bought into bitcoin magazine? -196355;1354831903;dub;dude is losing the plot -196354;1354831977;kakobrekla;hum? -196353;1354831983;dub;http://bitcoinmagazine.net/bitcoin-magazine-has-new-ownership/ -196352;1354831985;kakobrekla;you are bothered by him? -196351;1354831999;dub;Coin Publishing LLC is collectively owned by individuals owning or working at BitPay, Butterfly Labs, Google, Casascius, 20 Mission, and Virtual Processing Solutions. -196350;1354832006;kakobrekla;yeah i pasted same earlier -196349;1354832019;kakobrekla;bfl is the one that is bothering me -196348;1354832042;dub;kakobrekla: in that list he is the only dissapointment -196347;1354832065;dub;as in, he wasn't previously in my assclown list -196346;1354832074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052832 = 2.2829 BTC [+] -196345;1354832075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11779 @ 0.00052843 = 6.2244 BTC [+] -196344;1354832086;mircea_popescu;isn't 20 mission the thing tradehill people (mckenna et co) made with the money they stole off customers ? -196343;1354832092;mircea_popescu;o, yes it is. -196342;1354832094;mircea_popescu;nasty. -196341;1354832094;dub;yeah 20 sacmmers -196340;1354832101;dub;scammers* -196339;1354832111;kakobrekla;20:24.15 ( kakobreklaaa ) dunno, id rather see bfl keeps its shit for themselfs, with the rest im not bothered -196338;1354832111;kakobrekla;20:24.34 ( kakobreklaaa ) and 20 missions? -196337;1354832111;kakobrekla;20:24.39 ( mircea_popescu ) is that vps giga's thing ? -196336;1354832111;kakobrekla;20:24.39 ( kakobreklaaa ) isnt that in default or smth -196335;1354832111;kakobrekla;20:24.45 ( kakobreklaaa ) ya -196334;1354832121;dub;buttpay is vorhees -196333;1354832128;dub;bfl, derp -196332;1354832129;mircea_popescu;i thought it was shrem -196331;1354832145;dub;google is clearly the great satan -196330;1354832156;dub;casascius is a moron apologist -196329;1354832164;kakobrekla;so they sold a share to a janitor at google -196328;1354832165;kakobrekla;big deal -196327;1354832194;dub;yeah thats a funny inclusion -196326;1354832210;dub;'google was involved in this deal' -196325;1354832234;dub;gigavps: please tell us that your janitor invested not gigacorp -196324;1354832317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052199 = 2.2555 BTC [-] -196323;1354832319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4349 @ 0.00052193 = 2.2699 BTC [-] -196322;1354832320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23098 @ 0.00052057 = 12.0241 BTC [-] -196321;1354832330;dub;so anyone know if vlad and the resit of the cryptoanarchy in the UK set are still involved? -196320;1354832359;kakobrekla;vlad is not -196319;1354832427;dub;in that case it might be for the best -196318;1354832471;dub;if I see another guy fawkes mask on that shit im going to be evben butthurter -196317;1354832789;Ukto;anyone hold any shares of Cognative ? -196316;1354833079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9553 @ 0.00052057 = 4.973 BTC [-] -196315;1354833081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5247 @ 0.00052025 = 2.7298 BTC [-] -196314;1354833251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10853 @ 0.00052025 = 5.6463 BTC [-] -196313;1354833252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16264 @ 0.00051887 = 8.4389 BTC [-] -196312;1354872704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00052276 = 0.7841 BTC [-] -196311;1354872740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00052935 = 4.076 BTC [+] -196310;1354872741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00052939 = 7.3585 BTC [+] -196309;1354873345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 321 @ 0.00052276 = 0.1678 BTC [-] -196308;1354873474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2479 @ 0.00051343 = 1.2728 BTC [-] -196307;1354873526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 440 @ 0.00335242 = 1.4751 BTC [+] -196306;1354873857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1842 @ 0.00051343 = 0.9457 BTC [-] -196305;1354873859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20732 @ 0.00051325 = 10.6407 BTC [-] -196304;1354874620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4150 @ 0.00052923 = 2.1963 BTC [+] -196303;1354874674;Diablo-D3;man -196302;1354874680;Diablo-D3;I should get some sort of award manufactured -196301;1354874694;Diablo-D3;some sort of giant gold plated popped popcorn kernel -196300;1354874702;Ukto;? -196299;1354874710;Diablo-D3;so I can hand it to BFL -196298;1354874716;Ukto;whut they do now ? -196297;1354874723;Diablo-D3;not ship. -196296;1354874725;Diablo-D3;and lie. -196295;1354874729;Diablo-D3;and then not ship again -196294;1354874732;Diablo-D3;and then more lying -196293;1354874736;Diablo-D3;and then lying about the lying -196292;1354874737;Ukto;wasnt that last time too? -196291;1354874740;Diablo-D3;and then not shipping again -196290;1354874752;Diablo-D3;and lying about the continued state of lying and shippingness -196289;1354874757;Ukto;lol -196288;1354874765;Ukto;u sound mad :P -196287;1354874772;Ukto;not sure why. as if they lied.. and didnt ship -196286;1354874773;Ukto;:P -196285;1354874789;Diablo-D3;oh Im not mad -196284;1354874794;Diablo-D3;infact I find the whole thing hilarious -196283;1354874797;Diablo-D3;I told people not to buy from BFL -196282;1354874809;Diablo-D3;Im the only voice of reason most of the time -196281;1354874812;Diablo-D3;people ignored me -196280;1354874825;Diablo-D3;so all I get to do is laugh -196279;1354874937;Ukto;hehe -196278;1354874952;Ukto;i couldnt make the kidna risk that bfl required -196277;1354874980;Ukto;?? timeframe -196276;1354874985;Ukto;to ??? get your product -196275;1354875111;Namjies;Arf -196274;1354875159;Namjies;Making manual payments to BTC-BOND/KRAKEN holders for the last weeks and repurchase. -196273;1354875162;Namjies;Damn. -196272;1354875213;Namjies;Got to send them a customized email stating from which address I sent it so they know it's from me and for what since GLBSE payout address is shared. -196271;1354875230;Namjies;As well as remove them from the mailing list and update spreadsheets. -196270;1354875244;Namjies;On top of calculating what to pay to each of them. -196269;1354875252;Ukto;yeah -196268;1354875259;Ukto;thats why a claim system is nicer -196267;1354875264;Ukto;even if your shutting down -196266;1354875270;Namjies;Major pain and error prone. -196265;1354875277;Namjies;It's not too bad either. -196264;1354875286;Ukto;>,> .. just being honest, not necessarily plugging -196263;1354875315;Namjies;I use a spreadsheet to track claims against the list. Once people confirm, I consider shares claimed. -196262;1354875359;Ukto;great thing about the claim system, is when you pay divvies, it pays them out to holders, and to claims pending -196261;1354875375;Ukto;so you dont have to track divs for unclaimed shares -196260;1354875386;Ukto;but you can go in and update/change it at any time -196259;1354875398;Ukto;"manage" the claims even -196258;1354875411;Namjies;A bit too late for that. -196257;1354875411;Ukto;so if you buy someone out, you can just mark a claim as claimed and close it -196256;1354875507;Ukto;if I can help someone out, thats the idea. off of something thats just being shut down I dont make anything. -196255;1354875516;Ukto;Would just rather see the site be usefull in someway to someone -196254;1354875524;Namjies;I only hope one thing... that google drive doesn't fail me and lose the spreadsheets -196253;1354875537;Ukto;shouldnt.. backup just in case -196252;1354875548;Namjies;I'd have to track back all paid out people from payments I sent out. -196251;1354875576;Namjies;I already have google drive program backing to my PC. -196250;1354875640;Namjies;Should be fine and at worst, I can see all the payments in the blockchain sent from my personal address. -196249;1354875660;Ukto;just keep a copy iand you wont have to worry abou tit -196248;1354875716;Namjies;Too much work, I'd have to make a copy whenever I update the spreadsheets. -196247;1354875744;Namjies;There's already the payment sent out on the blockchain as fallback data. -196246;1354875775;Namjies;My BTC address and GLBSE associated address are easy to check for transactions. -196245;1354875834;Diablo-D3;>google drive -196244;1354875835;Diablo-D3;>fail -196243;1354875837;Diablo-D3;quat? -196242;1354875917;Namjies;You never know when the 1 every 10 year total failure in a Google service might occur. -196241;1354875942;Namjies;But yes, unlikely. -196240;1354876006;Diablo-D3;Namjies: no, -196239;1354876008;Diablo-D3;it fails all the time -196238;1354876017;Diablo-D3;they just have content on multiple continents concurrently -196237;1354876096;Namjies;If the redundancy works, it's not a failure... -196236;1354876116;Namjies;Which is the whole point of redundant systems... -196235;1354876201;Diablo-D3;you missed the point -196234;1354876219;Namjies;Which is? -196233;1354876237;Diablo-D3;failures happen all the time, its how they ahndles it that matters -196232;1354876285;Namjies;Yes, failure of specific hardware. But the system as a whole keeps functioning and as such didn't fail. -196231;1354876652;Namjies;Well damn. A good chunk done. -196230;1354876673;Ukto;nite -196229;1354876684;Diablo-D3;anyhow so -196228;1354876687;Diablo-D3;I now have two lists for DMC -196227;1354876692;Diablo-D3;I should write a perl script to process these -196226;1354876714;Diablo-D3;but the whole thing of opening an editor just to put like 3 lines in it? meh -196225;1354876772;Namjies;I just copy-paste address, email, shares -196224;1354876777;Namjies;into my spreadsheet -196223;1354876795;Diablo-D3;yeah, fuck spreadsheets -196222;1354876801;Diablo-D3;I just wanna see the accuracy of his statements -196221;1354877916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9964 @ 0.00051825 = 5.1638 BTC [-] -196220;1354877917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 171 @ 0.00052923 = 0.0905 BTC [+] -196219;1354877918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00052939 = 2.3558 BTC [+] -196218;1354877919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7607 @ 0.00052942 = 4.0273 BTC [+] -196217;1354877920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4008 @ 0.00052943 = 2.122 BTC [+] -196216;1354878177;mircea_popescu; and lying about the continued state of lying and shippingness <<< theyre the bitcoin flagship corp, neh ? -196215;1354878207;mircea_popescu;Namjies having fun i see. -196214;1354878245;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: something like that -196213;1354878470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16520 @ 0.00052943 = 8.7462 BTC [+] -196212;1354878472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9843 @ 0.00052951 = 5.212 BTC [+] -196211;1354878595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1363 @ 0.00335242 = 4.5693 BTC [+] -196210;1354878596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2487 @ 0.00335868 = 8.353 BTC [+] -196209;1354878799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3257 @ 0.00052951 = 1.7246 BTC [+] -196208;1354878801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29843 @ 0.00052955 = 15.8034 BTC [+] -196207;1354881114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051642 = 2.2315 BTC [-] -196206;1354881115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16179 @ 0.00051629 = 8.3531 BTC [-] -196205;1354882041;mircea_popescu;btw, everyone knows http://oeis.org/ ? -196204;1354882047;mircea_popescu;database of integer sequences -196203;1354882072;Diablo-D3;yeah what about it -196202;1354882107;mircea_popescu;juuust sayin. -196201;1354882354;dub;why for? -196200;1354882398;mircea_popescu;for i got lost reading in there for about an hour, that' for! -196199;1354882485;dub;oh -196198;1354882592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051638 = 2.2313 BTC [+] -196197;1354882593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7425 @ 0.00051629 = 3.8335 BTC [-] -196196;1354882595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22353 @ 0.00051528 = 11.5181 BTC [-] -196195;1354882744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052931 = 2.2871 BTC [+] -196194;1354882745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2907 @ 0.00052955 = 1.5394 BTC [+] -196193;1354882747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8925 @ 0.0005298 = 4.7285 BTC [+] -196192;1354882748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00052988 = 15.8964 BTC [+] -196191;1354882750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00052989 = 9.75 BTC [+] -196190;1354882751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28600 @ 0.00053009 = 15.1606 BTC [+] -196189;1354882752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28100 @ 0.0005301 = 14.8958 BTC [+] -196188;1354882753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00053013 = 9.8074 BTC [+] -196187;1354882755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00053022 = 5.7794 BTC [+] -196186;1354882756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20388 @ 0.00053023 = 10.8103 BTC [+] -196185;1354882757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19450 @ 0.00053027 = 10.3138 BTC [+] -196184;1354882758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.0005303 = 1.3788 BTC [+] -196183;1354882759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17831 @ 0.00053033 = 9.4563 BTC [+] -196182;1354882759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00053052 = 1.3794 BTC [+] -196181;1354882760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27900 @ 0.00053053 = 14.8018 BTC [+] -196180;1354882761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00053062 = 7.4817 BTC [+] -196179;1354882762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00053078 = 2.6539 BTC [+] -196178;1354882763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11991 @ 0.00053086 = 6.3655 BTC [+] -196177;1354882765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29556 @ 0.00053087 = 15.6904 BTC [+] -196176;1354882766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17684 @ 0.00053093 = 9.389 BTC [+] -196175;1354882767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11220 @ 0.00053094 = 5.9571 BTC [+] -196174;1354882768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31459 @ 0.00053102 = 16.7054 BTC [+] -196173;1354882769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12258 @ 0.00053118 = 6.5112 BTC [+] -196172;1354882769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44922 @ 0.00053122 = 23.8635 BTC [+] -196171;1354882770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00053127 = 4.6752 BTC [+] -196170;1354882771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46588 @ 0.00053134 = 24.7541 BTC [+] -196169;1354882948;Diablo-D3;http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/07/japan-earthquake-2012_n_2255699.html -196168;1354883096;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.16798544 = 167.9854 BTC [-] -196167;1354883106;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1000 @ 0.13806513 = 138.0651 BTC [+] -196166;1354883149;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1000 @ 0.10442777 = 104.4278 BTC [+] -196165;1354883348;mircea_popescu;what, the peak is in ?! -196164;1354883369;Namjies;No idea but that seems like a bad move to me -196163;1354883441;mircea_popescu;possibly. -196162;1354883464;mircea_popescu;if it ends up over 16 those c140t lose money for sure. -196161;1354885767;Diablo-D3;http://imgur.com/r/WTF/f4DMU -196160;1354886008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052717 = 2.2779 BTC [-] -196159;1354886010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10529 @ 0.000527 = 5.5488 BTC [-] -196158;1354886267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052724 = 2.2782 BTC [+] -196157;1354886268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13979 @ 0.000527 = 7.3669 BTC [-] -196156;1354887148;Diablo-D3;http://www.reddit.com/r/Im14andthisisWTF/?count=25&after=t3_13s6oy -196155;1354887151;Diablo-D3;er -196154;1354887153;Diablo-D3;wrong ur -196153;1354887157;Diablo-D3;http://i.imgur.com/rzIzI.jpg -196152;1354887168;Diablo-D3;I found mircea_popescu's mouse -196151;1354887606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.000527 = 1.1594 BTC [-] -196150;1354887865;mircea_popescu;lmao -196149;1354888342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053111 = 2.2949 BTC [+] -196148;1354888344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4629 @ 0.00053134 = 2.4596 BTC [+] -196147;1354890071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052734 = 2.2786 BTC [-] -196146;1354890073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2467 @ 0.000527 = 1.3001 BTC [-] -196145;1354890173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15382 @ 0.000527 = 8.1063 BTC [-] -196144;1354892352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00053125 = 1.4344 BTC [+] -196143;1354892457;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: now he knows where the clit is ... lol -196142;1354892498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1621 @ 0.00053125 = 0.8612 BTC [+] -196141;1354892499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3283 @ 0.00053134 = 1.7444 BTC [+] -196140;1354892501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00053142 = 5.3142 BTC [+] -196139;1354892502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6846 @ 0.00053173 = 3.6402 BTC [+] -196138;1354892578;EskimoBob;I was reading this drama "F.GIGA.ETF to be delisted on December 1st, 2012". mircea_popescu, looks like you pulled a glbse trick on your clients. -196137;1354892588;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: how does it feel to mimic your greatest "enemy" :) -196136;1354892688;Diablo-D3;HE CANT HEAR YOU OVER HOW BLOATED HIS WALLET IS -196135;1354892738;EskimoBob;wallet? I think it's his head, that's bloated. -196134;1354893017;EskimoBob;here we go: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129544.0 -196133;1354893386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053163 = 2.2972 BTC [-] -196132;1354893387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12629 @ 0.00053173 = 6.7152 BTC [+] -196131;1354895398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053019 = 2.291 BTC [-] -196130;1354895400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00053016 = 7.0511 BTC [-] -196129;1354895804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053051 = 2.2923 BTC [+] -196128;1354895804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11829 @ 0.00053016 = 6.2713 BTC [-] -196127;1354899071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053152 = 2.2967 BTC [+] -196126;1354899072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 925 @ 0.00053173 = 0.4919 BTC [+] -196125;1354900727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.00331829 = 11.614 BTC [-] -196124;1354900772;PsychoticBoy;Good afternoon -196123;1354900808;Rothgar;good evening -196122;1354901734;jurov;morning -196121;1354901745;kakobrekla;moaning -196120;1354902202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053097 = 2.2943 BTC [-] -196119;1354902202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25879 @ 0.00053102 = 13.7423 BTC [+] -196118;1354902204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 650 @ 0.00053173 = 0.3456 BTC [+] -196117;1354902205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00053173 = 8.6672 BTC [+] -196116;1354902448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053036 = 2.2917 BTC [-] -196115;1354902448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 579 @ 0.00053016 = 0.307 BTC [-] -196114;1354902737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053171 = 2.2975 BTC [+] -196113;1354902739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12079 @ 0.00053173 = 6.4228 BTC [+] -196112;1354902772;PsychoticBoy;JWU42, how do you compensate shareholders, buyback at 0.06 is reasonable -196111;1354902820;PsychoticBoy;or is that shitty I dont want to pay back shareholders idea comming from your scammy partners -196110;1354902843;PsychoticBoy;hashking and harnett, both Massive SCAMMERS -196109;1354902869;jcpham;PsychoticBoy: JWU42 contacted me to remind me of my shares -196108;1354902872;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75867.msg1384557#msg1384557 -196107;1354902887;PsychoticBoy;he also contacted me -196106;1354902914;PsychoticBoy;but never said anything abot buyback or dividend which both must be paid -196105;1354903023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053019 = 2.291 BTC [-] -196104;1354903025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4442 @ 0.00053016 = 2.355 BTC [-] -196103;1354903025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24621 @ 0.0005286 = 13.0147 BTC [-] -196102;1354903052;PsychoticBoy;I got the idea that most BIG glbse players such as YABMC (JWU42 and scammy friends) and GIGAMINING (gigavps) do not intent to pay -196101;1354903130;PsychoticBoy;and they were the ones cashing in big time, our money -196100;1354903174;jcpham;it's pretty easy to point at other people and call them scammers after you give them your bitcoins -196099;1354903180;jcpham;i've noticed this -196098;1354903224;jcpham;resolving the matter privately, amicably; that's difficult -196097;1354903236;PsychoticBoy;I own 3 companies on GLBSE -196096;1354903284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052871 = 2.2846 BTC [+] -196095;1354903284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 279 @ 0.0005286 = 0.1475 BTC [-] -196094;1354903285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00052717 = 3.2948 BTC [-] -196093;1354903287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21965 @ 0.000527 = 11.5756 BTC [-] -196092;1354903290;PsychoticBoy;2 are continuing on another exchange and 1 has a good buyback so....... this is not difficult to deal with -196091;1354903855;EskimoBob;so, gigavps has earned his scammer tag finally? -196090;1354903865;gigavps;lol -196089;1354903891;jcpham;damn giga you scammin still? -196088;1354903891;Azelphur;gigascammer, one billion scams :p -196087;1354903923;jcpham;gigavps these gpus I bought a year ago were not as described -196086;1354903924;jcpham;i need a refund -196085;1354903934;gigavps;no problem jcpham, talk with my lawyer -196084;1354903947;jcpham;ugh -196083;1354903956;jcpham;we aren't friends anymore -196082;1354903959;jcpham;stop talking to me -196081;1354903960;EskimoBob;who is your lawyer? What's his name? -196080;1354903993;gigavps;EskimoBob, for someone who is on the internet a lot, you sure have trouble finding information -196079;1354903998;EskimoBob;what's your name? Mister "all so fkn legal" now -196078;1354904010;EskimoBob;gigavps: is it possible, that I have better thing to do? -196077;1354904025;jcpham;I know his names -196076;1354904026;gigavps;guess not, your sitting here talking with me -196075;1354904026;jcpham;10btc -196074;1354904030;EskimoBob;than dox your hairy scammer ass... -196073;1354904031;EskimoBob;LOL -196072;1354904034;jcpham;10btc I spill all the beans -196071;1354904044;gigavps;it's not hard to dox me -196070;1354904052;jcpham;I'll tell you what I know about trendon too -196069;1354904052;jcpham;and azelphur -196068;1354904056;jcpham;he's a cohort -196067;1354904088;EskimoBob;looks like mircea has pulled a "glbse" on his super duper exchange and fucked all the pt holders -196066;1354904133;EskimoBob;was'nt he establishing some type of a court or some other shit for justice? -196065;1354904163;jcpham;yep -196064;1354904165;EskimoBob;can he be the first client of his own court? LOL -196063;1354904165;jcpham;and i'm the guy -196062;1354904173;EskimoBob;what guy? -196061;1354904173;jcpham;i'm judge number 1 -196060;1354904185;EskimoBob;so you are scammer too? -196059;1354904188;jcpham;so let's all be nice -196058;1354904206;jurov;what "glbse"? weren't you warned well in advance? -196057;1354904224;Ukto;ohai EskimoBob :P -196056;1354904245;EskimoBob;fuck your toy court and every ass hat judge there :) LOL -196055;1354904248;Ukto;I saw your posts on the forums (just recently started looking at them) and knew I recognized it -196054;1354904264;EskimoBob;Ukto: hola Ukto -196053;1354904282;gigavps;EskimoBob has a special language he uses when posting on the forums -196052;1354904286;EskimoBob;what post? the left one or the one on the right side? -196051;1354904296;Ukto;any of them lol -196050;1354904297;jcpham;you can call me an asshat, but calling it a toy-court and implting that i'm not impartial is incorrect -196049;1354904305;jcpham;you should know your place EskimoBob -196048;1354904307;gigavps;it's a mix between angry and incoherent -196047;1354904313;Ukto;the mods whitelisted me.. but I still cant post for some reason. lol -196046;1354904315;pigeons;respect my authorital! -196045;1354904315;Ukto;I can pm ppl at least -196044;1354904320;EskimoBob;jcpham: know my place? LOL -196043;1354904324;EskimoBob;look who's talking -196042;1354904329;Ukto;EskimoBob: you know where you live? -196041;1354904331;Ukto;:P -196040;1354904347;jcpham;hugs -196039;1354904347;EskimoBob;yes I do know where I live -196038;1354904356;Ukto;then you know your place? :P -196037;1354904358;EskimoBob;the land of snow and ice -196036;1354904359;jcpham;i know my place well -196035;1354904371;Ukto;:P -196034;1354904419;EskimoBob;so how is this toy court going to work? -196033;1354904426;jcpham;fuck if i know -196032;1354904451;jcpham;i imagine with mircea_popescu though stripper will be involvewd -196031;1354904466;Ukto;ROFLOL -196030;1354904469;Ukto;man -196029;1354904481;Ukto;thats 2 diff ppl making an MP + stripper reference around me in 24hrs -196028;1354904488;EskimoBob;so it's just another virtual circle jerk? -196027;1354904514;EskimoBob;Ukto: you see, mircea is old and ugly and only way he gets any is if he pays -196026;1354904529;EskimoBob;forget the old part -196025;1354904534;jcpham;you see, I don't know, so I'm just joking around -196024;1354904543;jcpham;like i don't have some fucking attitude problem -196023;1354904549;jcpham;like other people -196022;1354904558;EskimoBob;hwo do you know that? -196021;1354904563;EskimoBob;how* -196020;1354904565;jcpham;i hope you die -196019;1354904566;Ukto;although, I was reading hte post guruvan vs mpoe-pr... reeses made a point that if a normal stock was delisted, its value is generally trashed for the reason it was delisted.. but in this case.. the stock/s were not "delisted" for reasons of financial stability.. thus, if a stock like AAPL (exmaple) were delistd due to the xchange shutting down, it still has value, right? -196018;1354904579;EskimoBob;you see, you do have a problem :) -196017;1354904583;jcpham;i didn't -196016;1354904586;jcpham;:) -196015;1354904625;jcpham;i saw a triple rainbow -196014;1354904633;pigeons;why do birds suddenly appear, evertime you are near -196013;1354904654;EskimoBob;triple? damn I have seen this only once -196012;1354904674;jurov;if f.giga.etf is supposed to have some value, why nobody asked mircea to arrange buyback on december 1st? -196011;1354904695;jcpham;https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/381684_3379379022419_161806938_n.jpg -196010;1354904697;pigeons;well namjies did -196009;1354904702;jcpham;go home rainbow, you are drunk -196008;1354904709;Ukto;jurov: as of now, MP is of the opionion it has no value -196007;1354904712;Ukto;since it was delisted -196006;1354904720;Ukto;regardless of the reason for delisting -196005;1354904741;jcpham;what exactly was f.giga.etf -196004;1354904741;Ukto;and he doesnt believe he should have to submit his claim to gigavps, thus will not -196003;1354904746;Ukto;was apassthrough -196002;1354904747;jcpham;who was the asset issuer, step one -196001;1354904750;Ukto;of giga from GLBSE -196000;1354904753;Ukto;by MP -195999;1354904757;EskimoBob;delisted usually never equals "no value" -195998;1354904765;Ukto;he bought shares of giga from giga direct? or on glbse -195997;1354904775;Ukto;and re-posted them on Mpex -195996;1354904779;jcpham;so MP was the asset issuer of f.giga.etf -195995;1354904779;Ukto;as re-issuer -195994;1354904779;Ukto;yes -195993;1354904785;jcpham;and what was the function of it -195992;1354904791;pigeons;passthrough -195991;1354904798;jcpham;to glbse? -195990;1354904800;pigeons;yes -195989;1354904800;EskimoBob;sold this shit to others and now tells everyone, it has no value (and deletes the security) :) -195988;1354904804;jcpham;WTF -195987;1354904810;EskimoBob;hold on, i have seen this before! GLBSE! -195986;1354904810;Ukto;yeah -195985;1354904812;jcpham;you guys are all scandalous -195984;1354904813;Ukto;LOL -195983;1354904818;Ukto;not me -195982;1354904824;EskimoBob;no me -195981;1354904824;Ukto;I have only stated non scanalous things -195980;1354904826;Ukto;and made comments -195979;1354904829;Ukto;that MIGHT be -195978;1354904830;Ukto;:P -195977;1354904832;EskimoBob;me too -195976;1354904846;EskimoBob;only facts -195975;1354904880;Ukto;I am just trying to est. real world happenings vs "financially uneducated" as "mpoe-pr" is calling everyone -195974;1354904904;EskimoBob;mpoe-pr is lunatic and a spammer -195973;1354904917;jcpham;i like her boobs -195972;1354904923;Ukto;A. MP/OE states that stocks were delisted from glbse, and therefore worthless. Thats the real financial market. However, if NYSE shuts down, MSFT shares are not worthless. -195971;1354904948;Ukto;B. Acting as a passthrough for shares to giga, means to buy/sell, and claim when need be. -195970;1354904951;EskimoBob;Ukto: she is a not as smatr as she thinks. -195969;1354904973;Ukto;though I guess no where MP laid out any responsibilities to do such -195968;1354904976;jcpham;well it seems to me that f.giga.etf totally depends on data from glbse -195967;1354904986;jcpham;measured, tracked, statistical data -195966;1354904989;EskimoBob;ans she has some serious attitude problems. She ws involved in some spamming scams etc -195965;1354904991;Ukto;so it oculd fall on the shareholders shoulders for not requiring a "detailed contract" from MP of responsibilities -195964;1354904996;jcpham;which doesn't exist or may not -195963;1354905016;Ukto;gigavps: was your asset backed by hardware ? -195962;1354905024;Ukto;i could look it up but I think your here :P -195961;1354905030;pigeons;well it was backed by hashes -195960;1354905061;Ukto;pigeons: some ppl say that worst case scenario the would sell hardware to take care of shareholders, since thats where the btc was spent -195959;1354905083;pigeons;the contract was you get the proceeds of 5 mhash per share -195958;1354905103;pigeons;and he intends to continue despite being glbsed -195957;1354905109;Ukto;giga? -195956;1354905111;pigeons;yes -195955;1354905116;Ukto;i thoguht he was just closing ? -195954;1354905119;pigeons;no -195953;1354905122;pigeons;not closing -195952;1354905149;Ukto;then -195951;1354905156;Ukto;that means that the claims woudl earn the passthrough fund dividends -195950;1354905156;Ukto;to claim -195949;1354905158;Ukto;and continue on -195948;1354905165;Ukto;and regardless of glbse going down -195947;1354905170;pigeons;correct -195946;1354905170;Ukto;those share values on the passthrough should remain -195945;1354905172;Ukto;and remain tradeable -195944;1354905178;Ukto;(my opinion) -195943;1354905182;Ukto;but -195942;1354905186;Ukto;giga has to actually do his part -195941;1354905193;pigeons;well mircea_popescu claims that "he always stated" that he intended the passthrough to be zero work/maintenance -195940;1354905196;Ukto;and MP has to do his part on behalf of the PT -195939;1354905200;jcpham;i see everything you guys are saying but isn't it a huge pain in the ass for MP to operate his etf without any information -195938;1354905203;jcpham;forthwith -195937;1354905214;jcpham;might as well just pause it or shut it down entirely -195936;1354905234;pigeons;MP did shut the passthrough down entirely -195935;1354905285;Ukto;jcpham: my view, is that as long as the shares receive dividends, and he can distribute those to the share holders on the mpex list, then its full tradeable w/ value on mpex. no information on GLBSE is required to operate/maintain the passthrough fund. price at glbse does not matter, since it trades at its ownprice on MPEX. -195934;1354905304;Ukto;so neither market value, depth, or histroy on GLBSE have anything to do with an asset on MPEX -195933;1354905324;Ukto;right? -195932;1354905324;pigeons;nope -195931;1354905324;Ukto;unless I missed something -195930;1354905324;jcpham;ic i think -195929;1354905332;Ukto;and if gigia is just paying out divs -195928;1354905333;pigeons;with glbse gone MP doesnt get the dividends to pass through anymore -195927;1354905348;Ukto;pigeons: but he plans to pay out the divs, to those who claim -195926;1354905352;Ukto;as if GLBSE was still in place -195925;1354905352;Ukto;right? -195924;1354905363;pigeons;giga does, MP does not plan to claim -195923;1354905367;jcpham;i don't like this idea of a passthrough -195922;1354905373;Ukto;jcpham: agreed -195921;1354905377;jcpham;i never participated in anything like it -195920;1354905380;pigeons;MP says that making claims was not part of the deal -195919;1354905382;jcpham;and i don't like it -195918;1354905382;Ukto;it put responsibility on MP -195917;1354905398;Ukto;pigeons: i have not seen the contract, i dont think. but he may be partially correct -195916;1354905408;pigeons;it wasn't mentioned -195915;1354905413;Ukto;if MP never promised to 'care for' the the passthrough -195914;1354905420;Ukto;"it is what it is, good luck" type of thing -195913;1354905436;jcpham;and that is what it seems to me -195912;1354905444;pigeons;he did make public statements that he would not do any further work other than paying dividends -195911;1354905444;jcpham;it is what it is -195910;1354905444;Ukto;thats the investors fault I think -195909;1354905448;pigeons;yes in the end, its gone -195908;1354905451;Ukto;for trusting MP to do what they think is the right hting -195907;1354905479;Ukto;without a written out obligation -195906;1354905501;Ukto;pigeons: he removed all records of the asset from accounts though, is my udnerstanding -195905;1354905504;Ukto;how could he payout divs? -195904;1354905520;pigeons;i mean before the glbse closure -195903;1354905524;Ukto;ah -195902;1354905544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053141 = 2.2962 BTC [+] -195901;1354905545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11760 @ 0.00053173 = 6.2531 BTC [+] -195900;1354905557;Ukto;yeah, he suggested I do a passthough of mpex on Bitfunder.. i think I will def. avoid it now -195899;1354905568;Ukto;jsut because I dont want to end up in a similar situation -195898;1354905586;Ukto;not that I would have a hard time spending a little effort to make shareholders "Customer" happy -195897;1354905592;Ukto;even if its ot required -195896;1354905606;Ukto;i think more effort would go into fighting it anyways -195895;1354905617;pigeons;yeah i figured originally i would have an easier time getting GIGA divdends from MP than from nefario if GLBSE went south, and I was wrong, but oh well -195894;1354905638;pigeons;about a month ago MP made it clear this is what would happen and so i sold the rest -195893;1354905770;Ukto;regardless, just because he may not feel, because it is not written down, that he has an obligation to the shareholders to "try" to take care of them, does not mean that people do not have the right to issue a scammer tag, for not "Trying", since he did not explicitly write that he woudl NOT adminitrate the account beyhond divs. (unless he did?) -195892;1354905799;Ukto;*ignore mass mispells -195891;1354905815;pigeons;boring -195890;1354905833;Ukto;yes. yes I am -195889;1354905834;Ukto;:P -195888;1354905834;pigeons;;) -195887;1354905841;pigeons;no the subject :) -195886;1354905873;Ukto;btw, anyone had contact with tcatm in the last 12 weeks he dissapeared from irc? -195885;1354905894;Ukto;I tried emailing him a few times, and no response et all :/ -195884;1354906008;Ukto;new topic.. hmm -195883;1354906023;Ukto;oh pigeons: while we are such an upbeat news for asset exchanges.. -195882;1354906027;Ukto;any thoughts for bitfunder? :P -195881;1354906039;Ukto;Other than "please dont screw the customers" ? -195880;1354906282;EskimoBob;talked to nefario. Some retard is calling him every day and is leaving really ugly messages to his voice mail. Who ever you are, you are not helping at all. Damn fuckwits -195879;1354906290;pigeons;no i dont have a lot of thoughts right now -195878;1354906303;pigeons;hahah i would have thought it was you Bob -195877;1354906410;Ukto;EskimoBob: LOL -195876;1354906425;Ukto;prolly that kid from china -195875;1354907928;PsychoticBoy;so dick shaped ppl hows life -195874;1354907983;PsychoticBoy;I am also going to rent a ¨WALL¨ around me :D hehe seems to work -195873;1354907986;jcpham;super swell -195872;1354908006;PsychoticBoy;jolly good -195871;1354908074;PsychoticBoy;Ukto, how it stands, for now, ppl would like to see me move to bitfunder -195870;1354908091;kakobrekla;is it live yet? -195869;1354908096;Ukto;yes -195868;1354908104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00053075 = 6.6344 BTC [-] -195867;1354908105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4180 @ 0.00053173 = 2.2226 BTC [+] -195866;1354908159;Ukto;been going back and fourth on a final decision on microtime -195865;1354908229;Ukto;hehe thanks kako :) -195864;1354908236;kakobrekla;np -195863;1354908245;kakobrekla;what about microtime -195862;1354908248;Ukto;though i never saw the habelockinvestments.com url before since it goes off of my window lol -195861;1354908288;Ukto;i have an AI field for the trades that has no particular purpose since the system uses its own trade txn id. was debating using that -195860;1354908309;Ukto;but one of my biggest security bugs, is I don't like giving any information that cold tie anything directly from the outside world to the db -195859;1354908318;Ukto;well, the id is used internally to reference the txn id -195858;1354908328;kakobrekla;this is for tweet uniqification? -195857;1354908339;Ukto;not "bugs" but, things that bug me -195856;1354908340;Ukto;lol -195855;1354908346;Ukto;yeah, tweet/json trades -195854;1354908349;Ukto;as a uniqe counter -195853;1354908362;Ukto;think I will just put a microtime field on -195852;1354908365;Ukto;so time+microtime -195851;1354908366;kakobrekla;well, if its a 'counter' than just ++ -195850;1354908396;Ukto;for security reasons, I just dont feel like showing those numbers to the public hehe -195849;1354908403;EskimoBob;"pigeons | hahah i would have thought it was you Bob " - LOL :) I do not do crap like that. -195848;1354908412;Ukto;then again, if someone has the time/microtime, it wouldnt be hard to locate the record anyways in teh table if that was the point -195847;1354908438;Ukto;just my design musings outloud. :) -195846;1354910894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053162 = 2.2971 BTC [-] -195845;1354910896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5681 @ 0.00053173 = 3.0208 BTC [+] -195844;1354910897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5698 @ 0.00053182 = 3.0303 BTC [+] -195843;1354911134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053152 = 2.2967 BTC [-] -195842;1354911135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6551 @ 0.00053182 = 3.484 BTC [+] -195841;1354911239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00053182 = 3.4568 BTC [+] -195840;1354911381;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob yer talkin nonsense. -195839;1354911614;mircea_popescu; if f.giga.etf is supposed to have some value, why nobody asked mircea to arrange buyback on december 1st? << why did it trade 3 days out of 30 for the 30 days BEFORE the announcement moreover. -195838;1354911686;mircea_popescu; he bought shares of giga from giga direct? or on glbse << i bought bonds before the glbse ipo. they were transformed into glbse shares when giga decided later to put up with nefario's bs. i didn't want to, but i didn't make a huge point out of it either because at the time nefario hadn't yet quite shown himself for the huge cock he was/i didn't know better. -195837;1354911736;Ukto;ahhh -195836;1354911748;Ukto;then -195835;1354911749;mircea_popescu; well mircea_popescu claims that "he always stated" that he intended the passthrough to be zero work/maintenance << should i quote ? -195834;1354911760;Ukto;but were your shares listed within glbse? -195833;1354911779;Ukto;and 'assigned' to you? -195832;1354911786;Ukto;or were those outside of/beyond ? -195831;1354911827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7051 @ 0.00053182 = 3.7499 BTC [+] -195830;1354911828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11825 @ 0.00053182 = 6.2888 BTC [+] -195829;1354911849;mircea_popescu; pigeons: he removed all records of the asset from accounts though, is my udnerstanding << you srsly should read that 3 hour discussion. the shares were removed from current holdings. all historical info is still there, and also here, on the twitter feed, etc. -195828;1354911850;Ukto;i.e. was giga paying you divs seperately ? -195827;1354911871;Ukto;then I was very wrong. :) -195826;1354911884;mircea_popescu; yeah i figured originally i would have an easier time getting GIGA divdends from MP than from nefario if GLBSE went south << this would be true. however, glbse going south + giga going taxid/etc is a different story. -195825;1354911952;gigavps;ahhhhh -195824;1354911965;Ukto;good morning mr giga :P -195823;1354911966;gigavps;maybe you could explain a bit further -195822;1354911967;mircea_popescu;Ukto no, theywere on glbse. -195821;1354911973;Ukto;ah, okay -195820;1354911977;gigavps;good afternoon Ukto -195819;1354911984;mircea_popescu;everyone's pre-glbse ipo stuff was moved on glbse -195818;1354911986;Ukto;guess it is afternoon now isnt it -195817;1354911994;mircea_popescu;it seemed logical at the time, simplify everyone's maintenance of it. -195816;1354911998;gigavps;some parts of the world ;) -195815;1354912013;mircea_popescu;also, it seemed friendlier to smalltimers, as in, not have to require minimum x hundred btc investment. -195814;1354912030;mircea_popescu;the problem with being friendly to small timers is that then you end up stuck with a horde of very silly people. -195813;1354912064;Ukto;so basically, it boils down to, you did the passthrough, told everyone you had 0 plans to do anything that requires any actual time or effort, good luck have fun. now shit hit the fan, and your sticking to what your siad since gigavps wants tax docs/id etc that you never agreed to provide should they be requested. right? -195812;1354912113;Ukto;regardless of any potential share value -195811;1354912115;mircea_popescu;something like that. -195810;1354912123;Ukto;potential or not -195809;1354912124;Ukto;even -195808;1354912130;mircea_popescu;well, not regardless. if the stuff giga does ends up having a value in fact -195807;1354912140;mircea_popescu;giga.etf people can whine at me for it. -195806;1354912145;mircea_popescu;but atm, it's nothing yet. -195805;1354912153;Ukto;and gigavps, I take it, your stuck not able to give out anything unless mircea_popescu provides said documentation right? -195804;1354912170;gigavps;correct -195803;1354912172;Ukto;then it is a stalemate. -195802;1354912180;mircea_popescu;dude, looky : -195801;1354912194;mircea_popescu;giga finally is done with his process sometime. say january. -195800;1354912208;mircea_popescu;issues a 0.15 btc payment per share. -195799;1354912250;mircea_popescu;etf guy emails me going listen! i had 1000 etf shares. giga paid 0.15 btc! I should get something! -195798;1354912251;Ukto;people can bitch and whine at mp ALL they want, but if it was made clear that he had no responsibility to do any effort towrads the actual shares, then its up to thsoe people to seek whatever based on their own views. end of story -195797;1354912266;mircea_popescu;he's probably going to get something. -195796;1354912282;Ukto;mircea_popescu: what if gigavps begins normal div payouts regularly? -195795;1354912288;Ukto;and you havent 'claimed' ? -195794;1354912294;Ukto;would you continue to pay out divs out of your pocket? -195793;1354912300;mircea_popescu;alternatively, guy goes "here's a signed statement of no further claims, pay me X". if x is reasonable he'll also get it. -195792;1354912301;mircea_popescu;etc. -195791;1354912304;Ukto;just curious :) -195790;1354912317;mircea_popescu;all this is very fucking c ommon and veryfucking sane, except for people that really have no idea howfinance works. -195789;1354912342;Ukto;and people blowing up and loosing their mind and getting attiudes -195788;1354912345;mircea_popescu;Ukto i doubt it makes much sense for giga to pay dividends "normally". i would expect he makes some sort of final settlement. -195787;1354912355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00053043 = 6.2856 BTC [-] -195786;1354912361;mircea_popescu;i don't intend to make any more than one payment to claimants, which'd be final and negotiated. -195785;1354912373;Ukto;gigavps: you were planning to shut down, right? someone mentioend earlier you wanted to continue? But that did nto soudn right to me -195784;1354912384;mircea_popescu;it's impractical to keep fiddling with the shit forever. -195783;1354912386;Ukto;*cant type, sorry -195782;1354912396;gigavps;Ukto if i was going to shut down, i wouldn't be going through all of this mess -195781;1354912405;mircea_popescu;?! -195780;1354912407;Ukto;ahhh alright -195779;1354912412;mircea_popescu;how'd you pay if you were going to shut down ? -195778;1354912448;gigavps;mircea_popescu we don't have to worry about that because i'm NOT SHUTTING DOWN -195777;1354912450;mircea_popescu;i thought the entire problem was you didn't have a way to identify owners that's reliable -195776;1354912461;mircea_popescu;mkay. -195775;1354912472;mircea_popescu;this is an odd development lol. -195774;1354912475;Ukto;so he plans to contiune (at some point) to pay dividends and get back to business as usual -195773;1354912483;gigavps;is the US, it is mandatory to keep records of who you are doing business with -195772;1354912484;Ukto;see what happens when we talk things through? :) -195771;1354912484;mircea_popescu;you seriously are going to be paying weekly btc after your claims are complete ?! -195770;1354912502;gigavps;mircea_popescu yes -195769;1354912511;mircea_popescu;Ukto not like i'm nopt here daily an' talking things. -195768;1354912515;gigavps;wtf did you think i was going to do -195767;1354912520;Ukto;no, but sometimes a 3rd person helps alot -195766;1354912526;Ukto;(if that person is trying to work things out.) -195765;1354912527;mircea_popescu;gigavps da fuck. won't that even cost more than the payments to administer ?! -195764;1354912542;mircea_popescu;i thought you'll go here is a final payment offer, lala. -195763;1354912545;Ukto;yes, hes trying to do it as "right" as possible -195762;1354912553;Ukto;even if it costs outof his pocket -195761;1354912555;jcpham;giavps 2 legit -195760;1354912555;gigavps;LOL -195759;1354912561;jcpham;so legit he hurts himself -195758;1354912562;mircea_popescu;it's how something lik this is usually unwound. -195757;1354912562;Ukto;thats been the whoel odeal that ppl have been confused on I think -195756;1354912565;gigavps;well, maybe you should ask me what i'm doing -195755;1354912584;gigavps;instead of deciding for me in your head -195754;1354912592;Ukto;gigavps: well, now that things are working out, lets play nice :P -195753;1354912594;mircea_popescu;gigavps i did notice you never actualyl said what you were doing with the claims once complete, so i figure it's because it's the obvious thing -195752;1354912598;mircea_popescu;and didn't care to stir the pot. -195751;1354912600;Ukto;lets not start a new fued :P -195750;1354912600;gigavps;i am playing nice -195749;1354912601;jcpham;sounds like a classic communication breakdown -195748;1354912612;Ukto;jcpham: exactly. -195747;1354912615;jcpham;no harm no foul -195746;1354912634;Ukto;now _everyone_ can take teh knifes off of everyones throats, and relax a bit -195745;1354912641;gigavps;my wife does say that my style of communication is to offer less and wait for questions -195744;1354912648;jcpham;mine too -195743;1354912653;jcpham;i'm no messenger -195742;1354912671;gigavps;i'm not really fond of people who can talk for days on end.... -195741;1354912688;jcpham;like Ukto? -195740;1354912690;PsychoticBoy;sure -195739;1354912697;mircea_popescu;so you are going to pay btc weekly ? -195738;1354912699;Ukto;defenitely -195737;1354912703;jcpham;;) -195736;1354912722;Ukto;hey, if I can help someone with my annoyance, so be it :P -195735;1354912736;gigavps;mircea_popescu i'm writing the software to handle this now.... -195734;1354912737;mircea_popescu;i gotta see this thing. -195733;1354912759;mircea_popescu;but wtf i mean suppose someone sends notice of non payment -195732;1354912760;jcpham;gigavps: use notepad.exe -195731;1354912771;mircea_popescu;now that you're all in written form. what do you do, explain the court that you in fact DID pay -195730;1354912776;mircea_popescu;it was just this btc thingee ? -195729;1354912848;Ukto;jcpham: LOL -195728;1354912858;gigavps;jcpham i love notepad.exe -195727;1354912868;jcpham;best programmer -195726;1354912870;gigavps;but i use sublime text for the most part -195725;1354912878;Ukto;nah -195724;1354912878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1101 @ 0.00331829 = 3.6534 BTC [-] -195723;1354912879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2099 @ 0.0033 = 6.9267 BTC [-] -195722;1354912884;Ukto;just use excel to store all your data and track it -195721;1354912886;Ukto;its teh best! :P -195720;1354912899;gigavps;mircea_popescu the contract is for bitcoins, that is not changing -195719;1354912903;jcpham;access database -195718;1354912904;jcpham;don -195717;1354912907;jcpham;'t lie -195716;1354912908;Ukto;ouch -195715;1354912920;gigavps;mariadb -195714;1354912921;Ukto;heh, apples filemaker pro :P -195713;1354912921;jcpham;multi-user access database -195712;1354912923;jcpham;even better -195711;1354912932;Ukto;oooh -195710;1354912935;Ukto;Fox! :P -195709;1354912969;jcpham;I'm not really going to be happy about bitcoin until I have the balling asics -195708;1354912980;mircea_popescu;prolly next year that. -195707;1354912984;jcpham;gpu mining is for the birds -195706;1354912998;Ukto;agreed -195705;1354913000;jcpham;thank god for the shares i have left at coinlab -195704;1354913002;Ukto;i turned my gpu off a few days ago -195703;1354913007;Ukto;thinking about putting it on ltc for amusement -195702;1354913009;jcpham;that's like 140% -195701;1354913036;Ukto;jcpham: how did you get all those shares at coinlab ? >:P -195700;1354913059;mircea_popescu;hamsters. -195699;1354913072;jcpham;i gamed the shit out of their PPS -195698;1354913076;Ukto;lol -195697;1354913080;jcpham;i think i got the whole hour of 199% -195696;1354913084;jcpham;a few weeks back -195695;1354913136;mircea_popescu;is this like a sort of pool hopping ? -195694;1354913159;jcpham;hashpower.com is sortof like gpumax.com -195693;1354913178;jcpham;in that you can buy other people's rigs for the highest price -195692;1354913180;jcpham;per share -195691;1354913204;jcpham;so if I can buy at 115% and mine ona pool paying 120% -195690;1354913208;jcpham;it is profitable -195689;1354913230;jcpham;coinlab is lucky they came around after gpumax -195688;1354913239;Ukto;you mean, you are lucky? :P -195687;1354913249;Ukto;or that they get to pay you more? -195686;1354913249;Ukto;:P -195685;1354913266;jcpham;if hashpower was 1TH/s -195684;1354913270;jcpham;i'd have more shares -195683;1354913299;jcpham;probably break their pool though -195682;1354913308;Ukto;it might soon enough -195681;1354913319;Ukto;working on vardiff atm -195680;1354913324;jcpham;neat -195679;1354913340;Ukto;also, weex no longer requires invites. :) -195678;1354913353;Ukto;its now open-beta lol -195677;1354913357;jcpham;hashpower->weex->my wallet is instant btw -195676;1354913360;jcpham;flawless even -195675;1354913375;Ukto;and weex min withdraw is 0.1btc now -195674;1354913428;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=78638.msg1384935#msg1384935 -195673;1354913430;Ukto;I will prolly setup a btc auto-withdraw thing for both HP and weex at somepoint. -195672;1354913434;Ukto;might be an xmas gift -195671;1354913439;jcpham;that would be nice -195670;1354913446;jcpham;then i could forget about my miners -195669;1354914368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052706 = 2.2774 BTC [-] -195668;1354914370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12979 @ 0.000527 = 6.8399 BTC [-] -195667;1354915311;smickles;Ok, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.msg1385017#msg1385017 -195666;1354915542;mircea_popescu;good luck with it -195665;1354916411;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: So, didn't you really know that gigavps would be continuing payments? -195664;1354916429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052718 = 2.2779 BTC [+] -195663;1354916431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28329 @ 0.000527 = 14.9294 BTC [-] -195662;1354916443;mircea_popescu;afaik he never said that specifically until tonight. -195661;1354916502;rdponticelli;Well, I knew it, that's way I was still interested... -195660;1354916513;gigavps;i'm not sure why i would be paying all of this money if i didn't want to continue. but i digress -195659;1354916523;rdponticelli;It was in his thread IIRC? -195658;1354916638;mircea_popescu;gigavps well, clean closing comes to mind. -195657;1354916657;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli gimme a quote ? it's possible girl might have missed it. -195656;1354916772;rdponticelli;I wouldn't bother for 8 or 9 btc, but it's the link that's worthwhile -195655;1354916818;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli what we do, even if for 8 or 9 btc, has the value of creating precedent -195654;1354916828;mircea_popescu;so in general it's worth arguing things to their ends. -195653;1354916839;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: I would have to search for the quote... -195652;1354916954;rdponticelli;But I clearly understood the continuity from what I gathered from the thread... -195651;1354917019;mircea_popescu;well mind you, what you understood and what it says may be different things. -195650;1354917027;rdponticelli;Well, we are still arguing... -195649;1354917059;rdponticelli;There's plenty of time -195648;1354917062;Bugpowder;mpex website down? -195647;1354917073;mircea_popescu;yeah datacenter doesn't ping. -195646;1354917088;kakobrekla;OMGSEC -195645;1354917110;rdponticelli;Yeah, may be, but everybody else seems to have understood the same -195644;1354917115;Ukto;lol -195643;1354917168;mircea_popescu;209.51.137.26 is ded -195642;1354917222;rdponticelli;It's that's so difficult to filter out the shit on that forum... -195641;1354917232;mircea_popescu;rdponticelli you're telling me ? -195640;1354917298;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: I'm just telling... -195639;1354917305;rdponticelli;:) -195638;1354917313;rdponticelli;*Saying -195637;1354917321;mircea_popescu;im just agreeing lol. srsly, wouldn't surprise me if the girl missed out something, jsut on sheer volume -195636;1354917330;jurov;mircea_popescu, all my mpex commands time out :S -195635;1354917345;jurov;other can do STAT without problem? -195634;1354917356;jurov;*others -195633;1354917365;mircea_popescu;read up ? -195632;1354917371;mircea_popescu;dc just vanished am inute ago. -195631;1354917383;jurov;ah -195630;1354917392;Bugpowder;its back -195629;1354917396;jurov;yes -195628;1354917421;Bugpowder;errr -195627;1354917422;Bugpowder;or not -195626;1354917435;mircea_popescu;yeah. was like... tech picked up, person said hi tech said "it's back" -195625;1354917440;mircea_popescu;what again ? -195624;1354917447;mircea_popescu;ahaha wtf. -195623;1354917456;Bugpowder;down again -195622;1354917496;mircea_popescu;a well im giving it five. -195621;1354917584;Bugpowder;its just superslow -195620;1354917616;jurov;my bots finally DOSed it :p -195619;1354917670;mircea_popescu;no, one router fried. they say be ~15. -195618;1354918047;Ukto;lol -195617;1354918138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 25121 @ 0.00300001 = 75.3633 BTC [-] -195616;1354918236;smickles;ok, s²cm begins paying out as soonits machine syncs with the blockchain -195615;1354918249;smickles;*as soon as its -195614;1354918274;mircea_popescu;ahh this is nice -195613;1354918281;Bugpowder;what is s²cm -195612;1354918282;mircea_popescu;i like people who say ~15 and then it's 9 -195611;1354918293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00052885 = 1.6923 BTC [+] -195610;1354918302;smickles;Bugpowder: a former glbse asset -195609;1354918319;mircea_popescu;it was smickles and iirc splater's trading bot -195608;1354918340;smickles;Azelphur: did the netsplit cause you to miss this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74216.msg1385017#msg1385017 -195607;1354918349;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1000 @ 0.10186609 = 101.8661 BTC [-] -195606;1354918356;jcpham;yeah Azelphur you should hurry -195605;1354918371;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1000 @ 0.13567008 = 135.6701 BTC [-] -195604;1354918376;smickles;lol, "while supplies last" -195603;1354918379;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.16560208 = 165.6021 BTC [-] -195602;1354918381;jcpham;haha -195601;1354918382;Bugpowder;ooo -195600;1354918434;mircea_popescu;smickles for my curiosity, what repay scheme do you use ? everyone who claims % equal to what you have liquid + settlement/final payment once 100% liquidates ? -195599;1354918493;smickles;yeah, since we have not liquidate 100% of the assets yet, everyone gets an equal share of btc on hand, then an equal share of the btc from each sale as they occur -195598;1354918520;mircea_popescu;o, like that ? -195597;1354918532;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: this cunt you hired to do your PR is kinda stupid. Possibly both of you are clueless and she is the fool who is just posting that nonsense you have told her to write -195596;1354918544;jcpham;i like her boobs -195595;1354918545;smickles;er, equal share, being their proportion according to how many shares they had -195594;1354918546;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob what is this about ? -195593;1354918555;EskimoBob;ask her -195592;1354918580;mircea_popescu;lmao. you are trying to hide behind the skirts of MY pr ? -195591;1354918582;mircea_popescu;get your own. -195590;1354918600;EskimoBob;? -195589;1354918602;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=52741;sa=showPosts -195588;1354918616;jcpham;i think she's abrasive too mircea, put a muzzel on her -195587;1354918631;jcpham;but boobs -195586;1354918636;mircea_popescu;wouldn't she look great in a muzzle... -195585;1354918642;jcpham;i bet -195584;1354918643;mircea_popescu;but that aside, abrasive is needed on btctalk. -195583;1354918646;EskimoBob;jcpham: she is just perfect for mircea_popescu -195582;1354918661;mod6;i actually like how she drops the hammer on people on btctalk -195581;1354918666;jcpham;i do too -195580;1354918671;jcpham;i used the word abrasive -195579;1354918678;jcpham;which isn't *that* bad -195578;1354918679;mod6;If i was on there, I would +1 many posts. -195577;1354918684;mircea_popescu;abraded sounds sorta like something to do with bride -195576;1354918720;smickles;abrasives are good, acetone, for instance, is greate at removing nail polish -195575;1354918722;Ukto;i already have 1 bride, dont need more -195574;1354918730;mircea_popescu;does she abride you ? -195573;1354918763;EskimoBob;Ukto: you do not want that sociopath :) -195572;1354918769;Ukto;ROFLOL -195571;1354918787;mircea_popescu;o, also, to remind everyone : http://trilema.com/2012/the-mpex-rota/ -195570;1354918791;mircea_popescu;first rolls close in ~ a week -195569;1354918811;EskimoBob;fuck you and your rota, mircea_popescu. Honestly -195568;1354918836;EskimoBob;at the rate you are going right now, you are probably the first asshole in front of that toy court -195567;1354918840;jcpham;toning down on the condescending remarks would help boobs mcghee -195566;1354918840;mircea_popescu;why are you so angry, anyway ? -195565;1354918846;jcpham;i doubt she needs friends though -195564;1354918848;EskimoBob;lol :) -195563;1354918886;EskimoBob;I am not angry at all. -195562;1354918893;Ukto;whats the diference between a # and a @ on twatter? -195561;1354918899;smickles;EskimoBob: I'd like to thank you for causing me to be quoted so often :) -195560;1354918902;jcpham;one is a person -195559;1354918903;mircea_popescu;# sends t a chanel -195558;1354918906;jcpham;on is a hashtag -195557;1354918907;mircea_popescu;@ to a person -195556;1354918921;jcpham;hashtags are like subject links -195555;1354918924;Ukto;jcpham: thanks capt, obvious -195554;1354918933;Ukto;so I would create a channel ? -195553;1354918934;Ukto;0,o -195552;1354918935;mircea_popescu;omg we were only trying to halp. -195551;1354918942;jcpham;so #ukto in every tweet -195550;1354918944;mircea_popescu;ukto why'd you be on twitter ? -195549;1354918947;jcpham;would make it easy to search for you -195548;1354918954;jcpham;or anyone talking about you -195547;1354918957;jcpham;or that subject -195546;1354918960;Ukto;mircea_popescu: for bitfunder -195545;1354918963;Ukto;for trade history -195544;1354918974;mircea_popescu;a a -195543;1354918975;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -195542;1354918975;mircea_popescu;1`000 O.BTCUSD.C120T @ 0.16560208BTC = 165.60208000BTC (= 2`200.85 USD). 20 #trade #bitcoin #btc #options -195541;1354918982;mircea_popescu;im not sure why i use those, tbh. -195540;1354918992;jcpham;i dump spam on it -195539;1354918995;jcpham;that's about it -195538;1354919005;Bugpowder;twitter is an excellent professional tool -195537;1354919010;EskimoBob;fluffygrrl = MPOE-PR ... nice! -195536;1354919012;jcpham;every few months i log in and respong to smickles -195535;1354919036;smickles;heh, quarterly, iirc -195534;1354919038;Bugpowder;its the ultimate customized newsfeed, with real itme -195533;1354919040;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder what profession ? -195532;1354919041;Bugpowder;time info -195531;1354919042;jcpham;yes quarterly -195530;1354919047;EskimoBob;Bugpowder: there is nothing professional about twatter -195529;1354919050;Bugpowder;great for science -195528;1354919057;EskimoBob;probably -195527;1354919067;EskimoBob;if you study human stupidity -195526;1354919067;Bugpowder;great for marketing people, tech people -195525;1354919081;Bugpowder;great for professional atheletes -195524;1354919087;mircea_popescu;i had a pretty large following, never quite saw the usefulness of it. -195523;1354919090;Bugpowder;to "build their brand" -195522;1354919100;jcpham;spam mircea_popescu -195521;1354919104;mircea_popescu;i guess. -195520;1354919106;EskimoBob;sure, if you believe in 140 char drivel and # tags. No thanks -195519;1354919117;Bugpowder;The usefulness is not from who follows you so much as the quality of who you follow -195518;1354919122;jcpham;twitter is about information -195517;1354919126;jcpham;but it stresses me way out -195516;1354919128;mircea_popescu;http://twitter.com/mircea_popescu << pretty much have it set as a sort of rss feed of my blog atm -195515;1354919141;mircea_popescu;but a year or two ago i used to be active. i guess its great if you're trying to hook up -195514;1354919146;Bugpowder;basically my twitter feed is a stream of a bunch of interesting links to things I care about, sprinkled with snarky commentary -195513;1354919159;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder sort of like popurls / delicious ? -195512;1354919166;Bugpowder;In the last year, serious science people have really gotten on board -195511;1354919171;Bugpowder;I dunno about that stuff -195510;1354919188;mircea_popescu;a ok well maybe that explains it. -195509;1354919197;Bugpowder;this allows you to have a dialogue with important people in your field and others you are interested in -195508;1354919202;Bugpowder;in a quick way -195507;1354919208;mircea_popescu;honestly, i much prefer irc. just the logging alone. twitter sucks for looking in the history. -195506;1354919221;mircea_popescu;and im a history-type. even newspapers, i buy today, read in 6 months. or a year. -195505;1354919226;Bugpowder;yeah but IRC is limited in the scope and is a timesuck -195504;1354919233;Bugpowder;twitter is quick -195503;1354919237;smickles;mircea_popescu: twiter is like rss, but shit -195502;1354919248;Bugpowder;rss -195501;1354919250;mircea_popescu;i never got into rss either -195500;1354919257;Bugpowder;is a reasonable comparison, but its not shit. -195499;1354919278;Bugpowder;its much better than rss, because the links are screened by real people for content quality -195498;1354919295;Bugpowder;as long as you follow people that don't post stupid shit -195497;1354919300;pigeons;what is mpex hosted on a bitvps now or something? -195496;1354919307;Bugpowder;but instead focus on good stuff. -195495;1354919324;Bugpowder;ANyway, I like it and find it useful. -195494;1354919325;mircea_popescu;pigeons not afaik ? -195493;1354919339;pigeons;oh i guess not since it came back up quickly -195492;1354919341;smickles;it's like how facebook is like having your own website, but shit -195491;1354919342;mircea_popescu;lmao -195490;1354919366;mircea_popescu;smickles i guess if he has a tight knit circle and they use it, its as good as the circle -195489;1354919375;jcpham;pigeons HURR DURR -195488;1354919391;mircea_popescu;pigeons in its defense, it's the first time it was down in like six months. -195487;1354919406;Bugpowder;facebook is for friends and bullshit -195486;1354919408;smickles;pigeons: huh, bitvps went down? i'm irsiing from a bitvps server -195485;1354919423;jcpham;pigeons has jokes smickles -195484;1354919429;smickles;oh -195483;1354919436;pigeons;tip your waitress -195482;1354919453;mircea_popescu;he saw mpex being down in the backlog and wet his pants. then saw it came back up. stuck with sticky fluid on loins. -195481;1354919494;mircea_popescu;is that bullshit show friends still going ? -195480;1354919503;pigeons;no -195479;1354919508;jcpham;where the fuck are you from mircea_popescu -195478;1354919509;Bugpowder;only in syndication of reruns -195477;1354919510;mircea_popescu;aww, -195476;1354919512;jcpham;oh right romania -195475;1354919539;jcpham;are you telling me Frineds isn't playing every weeknight on TBS in .ro? -195474;1354919548;mircea_popescu;jcpham man, my only exposure to it was the one time i was picking up this chick. i was with some other dude, she was with like 3-4 friends of hers. and they were watching... you guessed it... -195473;1354919564;mircea_popescu;so this other guy pointed out that show'd be great to watch when they're all like 48 or something. -195472;1354919574;mircea_popescu;which... i can see the point lol. -195471;1354919579;jcpham;nah -195470;1354919583;jcpham;that shows sucks -195469;1354919588;jcpham;it'll never be good -195468;1354919597;jcpham;phoebe is stupid -195467;1354919604;jcpham;so is chandler and ross and rachel -195466;1354919606;mircea_popescu;oh come on. unattractive old chicks and losery douches hanging around and kevetching ? -195465;1354919607;mircea_popescu;riot! -195464;1354919613;jcpham;i don't remember the rest -195463;1354919618;jcpham;some of them fucked each other too -195462;1354919625;jcpham;but not while the show is running -195461;1354919643;mircea_popescu;i think the show where they fuck is a different format -195460;1354919650;mircea_popescu;life or reality or something like that -195459;1354919657;mircea_popescu;put a half dozen bums in a vault. -195458;1354919670;jcpham;i don't want to see that show -195457;1354919680;jcpham;unless they are given drugs and weapons also -195456;1354919688;mircea_popescu;speculums works. -195455;1354919740;mircea_popescu;http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mcoor3YEGZ1r3khrvo1_1280.jpg << are these underage ? [NSFW/NSFUS/ETC] -195454;1354920032;jurov;uh oh 90% stuff on http://www.reddit.com/r/bitcoin is about "bitcoin is becoming a bank" -195453;1354920052;jurov;serious clicktivism or what -195452;1354920100;jurov;*downvotes everything* -195451;1354920113;mircea_popescu;i would guess that it's a political problem. amply illustrated in this exchange https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129337.msg1383274#msg1383274 -195450;1354920147;mircea_popescu;basically, some geeky/nerdy/internet types found btc first. finance types found it second, are marginalising them and it hurts. -195449;1354920152;mircea_popescu;sorta like you know, irl works. -195448;1354920231;pigeons;usagi is a licensed bank in japan -195447;1354920260;mircea_popescu;it's easy if you're big in japan. -195446;1354920269;jurov;yeah. and there's some banks livensed in nigeria on #bitcoin-otc -195445;1354920274;jurov;*licensed -195444;1354920707;jurov;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTtf5s2HFkA -195443;1354921306;Namjies;Bitcoin is not becoming a bank... a minor bitcoin exchange is turning into... something. -195442;1354921341;Namjies;That doesn't, in itself, forces anything unto bitcoins. -195441;1354921506;Namjies;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoinforum/comments/14gio9/banktechcom_is_bitcoin_becoming_a_bank/ -195440;1354921509;Namjies;Nice comment -195439;1354921555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5053 @ 0.00052796 = 2.6678 BTC [-] -195438;1354921556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052702 = 2.2773 BTC [-] -195437;1354921557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6476 @ 0.000527 = 3.4129 BTC [-] -195436;1354921738;Namjies;And news anchor still fail at making accurate titles... http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/dec/07/virtual-currency-bitcoin-registers -195435;1354921761;Namjies;hmm, writer in this case, not anchor -195434;1354921979;Namjies;I didn't know Bitcoin had staffers or official representation. Or that the bitcoin network would now support bank transfers thanks to this bby becoming a registered payment service provider! -195433;1354922068;mircea_popescu;Namjies it just goes to show the general population has not the first clue as to wtf is going on. -195432;1354922081;mircea_popescu;it's real bad, show them a goose they swear they've seen a shoebox sorta thing. -195431;1354922127;Namjies;No, the general population has no clue as to how news are mostly rumors, not even researched facts. -195430;1354922137;mircea_popescu;that too. -195429;1354922151;Namjies;They vaguely correlate with an actual event. How much it does is never known. -195428;1354922151;mircea_popescu;but i meant, on the forum(s) and the like. -195427;1354922163;Namjies;Ah, indeed. -195426;1354922180;jcpham;http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2012/10/3/1349274909354/A-screenshot-showing-a-Bi-006.jpg -195425;1354922184;jcpham;weak wallet screenshot -195424;1354922186;mircea_popescu;that is https becoming an isp quote is really on point. wtf they know, random strings. -195423;1354922440;jcpham;http://i.imgur.com/zcLwz.png -195422;1354922450;jcpham;better wallet screenshot. inspires confidence -195421;1354922458;jcpham;4 txns is weak -195420;1354922741;Namjies;nope... I can read "and there's some banks livensed in nigeria on #bitcoin-otc" on it. -195419;1354922795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3143 @ 0.00052885 = 1.6622 BTC [+] -195418;1354922796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30220 @ 0.00053122 = 16.0535 BTC [+] -195417;1354922853;Namjies;Doesn't inspire confidence -195416;1354923286;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135491604839.png even better. -195415;1354923307;jcpham;yes, yes it is -195414;1354923333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18588 @ 0.00053122 = 9.8743 BTC [+] -195413;1354923334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12975 @ 0.00053182 = 6.9004 BTC [+] -195412;1354923336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9737 @ 0.00053198 = 5.1799 BTC [+] -195411;1354923378;smickles;i'd screenshot my wallet if I din't mostly use raw transactions now -195410;1354923405;jcpham;i can't wait until i hit 1000 txns -195409;1354923438;smickles;i'm going to start playing around with multisig soon too *squee* -195408;1354923632;mircea_popescu;im surprised anyone clicks my dtng links anymoar. -195407;1354923686;mircea_popescu;and smickles you can get a gui wallet up to display any wallet.dat you wish. -195406;1354923910;smickles;gui? -195405;1354923920;smickles;on that machine? -195404;1354923931;smickles;i'd have to install things :/ -195403;1354923957;smickles;oooh, it tingles -195402;1354923967;Ukto;sick fuck. -195401;1354923967;Ukto;:P -195400;1354923981;mircea_popescu;ya well it's why it took me ten minutes lol -195399;1354924846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.000527 = 8.3003 BTC [-] -195398;1354925371;pigeons;https://openexchangerates.org/ -195397;1354925610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10005 @ 0.00053198 = 5.3225 BTC [+] -195396;1354925612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00053209 = 4.6292 BTC [+] -195395;1354925613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43084 @ 0.00053214 = 22.9267 BTC [+] -195394;1354925614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6911 @ 0.00053214 = 3.6776 BTC [+] -195393;1354925671;Namjies;smickles, here, some orchestrated air waves to give you heart for the task at hand. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2MrK3rQYrA&list=PL2019F934A3AA4D1B&index=7 -195392;1354925728;mircea_popescu;jesus i rank in google for conversation worthless -195391;1354925839;mircea_popescu;Subscriptions require a PayPal account, but there is an option pay annually (non-recurring) where you can just use credit/debit card, without a PayPal account. Get in touch for details. -195390;1354925843;mircea_popescu;Namjies : no btc ? shame on them -195389;1354925867;Namjies;What? -195388;1354925996;mircea_popescu;o nm, was directed at pigeons -195387;1354926056;pigeons;yeah, i see coinbase on there, which i haven't tried, not a big hosted wallet fan -195386;1354926795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053185 = 2.2981 BTC [-] -195385;1354926796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15416 @ 0.00053214 = 8.2035 BTC [+] -195384;1354929117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052728 = 2.2784 BTC [-] -195383;1354929118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10129 @ 0.000527 = 5.338 BTC [-] -195382;1354929795;Ukto;kakobreklaaa ? -195381;1354929821;Ukto;system should be working acurately for twatter. https://twitter.com/BitFunder -195380;1354929830;Ukto;Once I get the new logo I need to stick it up -195379;1354929977;mircea_popescu;trade:5@:Bit-Inc:1323127519 -195378;1354929983;mircea_popescu;meaningless innit ? 5@what ? -195377;1354930077;jurov;i believe the bot is here: https://github.com/nanotube/supybot-bitcoin-marketmonitor -195376;1354930274;smickles;Namjies: thx :) -195375;1354930340;smickles;lol, google ad: "Homeland Security Program - www.AMU.APUS.edu/HomelandSecurity - Expand Your World with a Degree in Homeland Security." -195374;1354930546;jurov;that would make me think why i'm considered target audience -195373;1354930605;Ukto;weird -195372;1354930608;Ukto;not sure why it didnt have the price -195371;1354930610;Ukto;its there now -195370;1354930644;jurov;the numbers in the end are timestamp? -195369;1354930774;jurov;^ Ukto -195368;1354930863;smickles;jurov: well, back when I had graduated highschool, each branch of the military did attempt to recruit me into their intelegence divisions. ... until i told them that I had authority issues. maybe DHS didn't get the memo -195367;1354930905;jurov;Ukto also, what do you think about implementing "Teh Unified Protocol" http://trilema.com/2012/towards-a-unified-exchange-protocol/ :P -195366;1354930970;jurov;smickles, good for you -195365;1354930972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005318 = 2.2979 BTC [+] -195364;1354930973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3879 @ 0.00053214 = 2.0642 BTC [+] -195363;1354931087;Ukto;jurov: timestamp at the end -195362;1354931150;Ukto;jurov: heh, you know, when I mentioned I was setting up for the twatter crap, etc, no one bothreed to throw it out then :P -195361;1354931228;Ukto;besides, is Mpex using it? https://twitter.com/MPEx1 -195360;1354931306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10579 @ 0.00053214 = 5.6295 BTC [+] -195359;1354931359;jurov;i think teh protocol doesn't concern itself with twatter... but timestamp is nice addition -195358;1354931400;jurov;besides, live.coinbr.com rather uses RSS and JSON directly from source -195357;1354931644;Ukto;"source" ? -195356;1354931669;Ukto;so I figured I to use glbse's basic layout so it would be easy fo kakobreklaaa to add -195355;1354931687;Ukto;the actual api-json listing will be quite a bit nicer -195354;1354931707;jurov;"source" i mean polimedia.us -195353;1354931715;JWU42;missed the comments from psychoB earlier this morning -195352;1354931729;Ukto;? -195351;1354931743;Ukto;jurov: so you just want the timestamp changed? hehe -195350;1354931753;jurov;? -195349;1354931768;jurov;i have absolutely no issue with the timestamp -195348;1354931780;kakobreklaaa;um assbot is not supy -195347;1354931780;Ukto;I think I am completely misunderstanding what your wanting then hehe -195346;1354931790;Ukto;supy? -195345;1354931798;kakobreklaaa;also timestamp is there because of twitter will mute 'dupe' orders -195344;1354931802;JWU42;http://dpaste.com/842754/ -195343;1354931818;kakobreklaaa;twit must be uniqe -195342;1354931839;Ukto;ah -195341;1354931847;Ukto;I will add micerotime onto the ts then -195340;1354931859;jurov;Ukto, i'm not wanting anything particular, just poking a bit -195339;1354931879;Ukto;jurov: I am happy to do w/e for ppl. Just need to understand what it is. (I can be dense. ;) -195338;1354931892;Ukto;thanks for pointing that out kakobreklaaa -195337;1354931899;jurov;dense? you're in good comapny then ;) -195336;1354931906;Ukto;LOL -195335;1354932726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1076 @ 0.00052726 = 0.5673 BTC [-] -195334;1354932885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3245 @ 0.00052726 = 1.711 BTC [-] -195333;1354932887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4028 @ 0.00052707 = 2.123 BTC [-] -195332;1354933151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5370 @ 0.0033 = 17.721 BTC [-] -195331;1354933159;mircea_popescu;a DEGREE in homeland security ? -195330;1354933164;mircea_popescu;omfg the gestapo is back. -195329;1354933214;mircea_popescu; jurov: heh, you know, when I mentioned I was setting up for the twatter crap, etc, no one bothreed to throw it out then :P << i had a number of times, but it's not for twitter, it's in general. -195328;1354933219;mircea_popescu;to talk to your exchange. -195327;1354933257;mircea_popescu;JWU42 i wouldn't get too excited. a lot of people are dealing with a lot of greif as best they can. -195326;1354933277;JWU42;mircea_popescu: yeah - understood -195325;1354933299;JWU42;but it is fair to say that my wo partners current fiscal mess is impacting YABMC -195324;1354933305;mircea_popescu;the day glbse went down everyone in the know was "oh shit, check out the wave of 20 dollar investors tsunami nao" -195323;1354933305;JWU42;two* -195322;1354933307;mircea_popescu;so... yeah. -195321;1354933345;JWU42;as some have said on the forums - it is similar to the morgage meltdown here -195320;1354933364;JWU42;the handful of larger lenders didn't realize how intertwined they were -195319;1354933375;JWU42;and played it far too loose (self included) -195318;1354933390;JWU42;and the one major event of Pirate brought many down -195317;1354933435;JWU42;but to his question - I have every intent TO pay -195316;1354933467;JWU42;timing and amount is the question - especially if it ends up that 2/3 of YABMC cannot pay (HK and PH) -195315;1354933566;mircea_popescu;last iirc from hashking was something ridiculous like 1/3 in 3 years. -195314;1354933585;JWU42;yeah - that is what I read -195313;1354933589;mircea_popescu;ph is proper screwed, so, i'd be much surprised. -195312;1354933601;Namjies;mircea: That sums pretty much 90% of people on my lists. -195311;1354933604;JWU42;they are both in deep for sure -195310;1354933616;JWU42;I am in deep - just not as deep -195309;1354933635;JWU42;the losses are more personal and not OPM -195308;1354933643;JWU42;or OPC -195307;1354933658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7646 @ 0.00052769 = 4.0347 BTC [+] -195306;1354933660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053192 = 2.2984 BTC [+] -195305;1354933661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12383 @ 0.00053214 = 6.5895 BTC [+] -195304;1354933671;JWU42;for those not following (other peoples coins) -195303;1354933788;jurov;ôôticker -195302;1354933793;jurov;;;ticker -195301;1354933794;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.49991, Best ask: 13.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00009, Last trade: 13.49991, 24 hour volume: 32116.39802185, 24 hour low: 12.97500, 24 hour high: 13.54900, 24 hour vwap: 13.35262 -195300;1354933925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 293 @ 0.00052707 = 0.1544 BTC [-] -195299;1354933926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9815 @ 0.000527 = 5.1725 BTC [-] -195298;1354933928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00052312 = 6.8006 BTC [-] -195297;1354933928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2114 @ 0.00052289 = 1.1054 BTC [-] -195296;1354934423;Namjies;rg, don't forget to distribute this month! -195295;1354934527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052307 = 2.2602 BTC [+] -195294;1354934528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6229 @ 0.00052289 = 3.2571 BTC [-] -195293;1354934745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4700 @ 0.0033 = 15.51 BTC [-] -195292;1354934791;mircea_popescu;hm, has rg said anything to anyone of late ? -195291;1354935145;Namjies;I spoke to him less than a week ago. -195290;1354935157;Namjies;He answers PM sometimes. -195289;1354935181;Namjies;But he said he's been working 60+ hours weeks so aye, he's not always here to talk. -195288;1354935247;mircea_popescu;aha -195287;1354935278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053193 = 2.2985 BTC [+] -195286;1354935280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9779 @ 0.00053214 = 5.2038 BTC [+] -195285;1354936058;smickles;jebus giga, the amount of shit you eat, yet you yourself shit flowers -195284;1354936086;smickles;srsly, insert insult, exit plesant statement -195283;1354936198;mircea_popescu;smickles the worst part is that the most heard explanation as to why people won't list is that "they don't want to put up with the shitheads on the forum etc" -195282;1354936221;mircea_popescu;and sadly i don't have an answer to that one yet. -195281;1354936225;Namjies;Ah yes, on that part, Giga has been examplary. No matter how many insults you throw at him, not resort to getting mad and start name calling too. -195280;1354936240;Namjies;Who says they won't list what? -195279;1354936263;mircea_popescu;Namjies and as you can see, it does precious good, they still do it. -195278;1354936351;Namjies;Well it doesn't do much to improve the situation. But it prevents the situation from worsening. -195277;1354936356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005231 = 2.2603 BTC [-] -195276;1354936358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8479 @ 0.00052289 = 4.4336 BTC [-] -195275;1354936394;mircea_popescu;i fail to see the difference. mpoe-pr brings a bigger stick, giga is always nice. overall the count of idiocy thrown at either is the same. -195274;1354936408;mircea_popescu;which is unsurprising, seeing how it's a function of the number of idiots running around, not a function of what they do -195273;1354936416;mircea_popescu;(this being the very definition of idiocy) -195272;1354936434;Namjies;If he were to insult back people, a bit like Usagi or some others did, well it's akin to extinguishing fire with kerosene. It's counter-productive. -195271;1354936456;mircea_popescu;usagi isn't a good example. -195270;1354936465;Namjies;Maybe not. -195269;1354936476;mircea_popescu;he's a liability to himself whatever he says. -195268;1354936624;Namjies;But people are angry at a situation and makes a colorful statements. You can take the time to answer the (more or less) coherent parts nicely or insult back. Replying someone accusing you of scamming you with a nice "fuck you too" is not very useful. -195267;1354936660;mircea_popescu;you posit this as a point of personal prejudice. -195266;1354936672;mircea_popescu;fact of the matter is, the results are about the same whether you beat up the idiots or are nice to them. -195265;1354936691;mircea_popescu;of course, if you're an idiot yourself the results won't be the same (hence, usagi) -195264;1354936695;mircea_popescu;but that's besides the point. -195263;1354936804;Namjies;If you insult them without anything else, it just gets them angrier. -195262;1354936818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053192 = 2.2984 BTC [+] -195261;1354936819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2279 @ 0.00053214 = 1.2127 BTC [+] -195260;1354936822;mircea_popescu;that's true. -195259;1354936884;Namjies;Hence why I state staying calm when an angry mob hurls insults at you is preferable to screaming back at them. -195258;1354936903;Namjies;Not that not screaming back at them calms them. -195257;1354936912;Namjies;Or has any positive results. -195256;1354936937;mircea_popescu;you can scare them straight. you just need to have the guts to actually do it. -195255;1354936953;mircea_popescu;if you do it half way... well... that won't be pretty. -195254;1354937000;Namjies;Well perhaps you'll be able to demonstrate that then... I hardly see how, for example, Giga could scare people away. -195253;1354937198;smickles;oh jeeze, I just received the first claim which does not match with the data from nefario -195252;1354937321;Namjies;I had a few of those -195251;1354937333;Namjies;Most have been corrected by now in updates sent by Nefario -195250;1354937347;Namjies;Not a single false claim so far, as far as I know. -195249;1354937357;Namjies;It's pretty amazing -195248;1354937366;Namjies;I was not expecting that. -195247;1354937535;smickles;this one was a ~1% shareholder apparently -195246;1354937622;Namjies;Eh, I had claims not on nefario's first list for up to ~20% -195245;1354937671;smickles;if nefario's list is to be believed, that's not possible in my case -195244;1354937700;Namjies;Ah, goes over the issued shares? -195243;1354937737;smickles;naw, nefario's list accounts for > 95% of shares -195242;1354937765;Namjies;Oh. -195241;1354937765;smickles;I thought it was a complete list at first -195240;1354937799;Namjies;Mines were far from complete. Unnoficial claims and updates from nefario are become less and less. -195239;1354937816;Namjies;At this rate there will be ~10%-30% unclaimed on each issue. -195238;1354937871;smickles;I feel for this person's position, /they make a claim /me says it doesn't match /they must think i just told them to sit and spin left 3 times -195237;1354937882;Namjies;Except BTC-BOND, I had 269 BTC loans from that -195236;1354937906;Namjies;of which 2 x 100 BTC claims and 1 x 50 BTC -195235;1354937932;Namjies;3 people pretty much had all of it. -195234;1354937956;smickles;how about that -195233;1354937967;smickles;what did you need an exchange for then? -195232;1354938003;Namjies;Eh, I didn't know who had anything. -195231;1354938048;Namjies;People don't typically lend such large sums on the OTC. -195230;1354938078;Namjies;It was also simplier to manage more loans, wether a fraction of a BTC or large amounts. -195229;1354938145;smickles;well, i was speaking terms of hindsight, and annoyance at this whole situation -195228;1354938200;Namjies;Ah, well it's still an easy one to manage even with the situation. -195227;1354938311;Namjies;oh hey, I have 31 shares of SS apparently. -195226;1354938367;smickles;well, sign something with the claim address and send that message and sig to me signed by your WoT id, preferrably -195225;1354938393;smickles;ack, what did i just type -195224;1354938438;smickles;well, sign something with the claim address and send that message to me signed by your WoT id, preferrably -195223;1354938447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052304 = 2.2601 BTC [-] -195222;1354938449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7229 @ 0.00052289 = 3.78 BTC [-] -195221;1354938466;smickles;arg, let's try again -195220;1354938477;smickles;well, sign something with the claim address and send that message and signature to me signed by your WoT id, preferrably -195219;1354938488;smickles;it's really simple, i swear -195218;1354938526;smickles;oh yeah, you need to tell me the addy too, so that I can verify the first sig w/o guesswork -195217;1354938744;Namjies;Can't I just receive payments at shown address when available eh? -195216;1354938854;Namjies;Here's a signature from said bitcoin address stating I'm Namjies on #bitcoin-otc on freenode: http://pastebin.com/9fDgB1Bj -195215;1354939070;Namjies;As for a statement from me... well I'm currently authed, do I really need to sign what I say to you? -195214;1354939106;Namjies;If I had to change payment address, I'd sign with the GLBSE address. -195213;1354939557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053205 = 2.299 BTC [+] -195212;1354939558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3232 @ 0.00053214 = 1.7199 BTC [+] -195211;1354939560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1504 @ 0.00053214 = 0.8003 BTC [+] -195210;1354939561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6543 @ 0.00053227 = 3.4826 BTC [+] -195209;1354940559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052294 = 2.2596 BTC [-] -195208;1354940560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10949 @ 0.00052289 = 5.7251 BTC [-] -195207;1354940750;smickles;Namjies: fine with me on all counts, except that I don't recognize the format of that signature -195206;1354940778;smickles;i'm used to them looking like IIRqUyEb9WhOKj/kDzSzNaOTPM5Of/FHwMyVC5z3+HU+3Sjt1G0jUwOFP9rUfKAEZTU4I5bUTXDkv+MS9F4CZc0= -195205;1354940853;Namjies;oh, the Bitcoin-QT client -195204;1354940861;Namjies;yeah... I hate that -195203;1354940875;Namjies;Different clients, different methods of signing -195202;1354940882;Namjies;It's an Armory signature -195201;1354940920;smickles;let me look into what that entails, unless you want to do additional work, that should be fine :) -195200;1354941049;Namjies;It entails opening armory, opening the message signing dialog in the tools menu and clicking on the import signature button -195199;1354941069;Namjies;Then you get a nice window to paste a signature block. -195198;1354941094;Namjies;Easy process -195197;1354941125;smickles;aw, c'mon, i can't dig thru the armory code to find the method they use and write a python script to imitate the verification? -195196;1354941173;smickles;oh hey, i see .py files anyway -195195;1354941180;Namjies;Well yes, you can -195194;1354941212;Namjies;If you prefer to do it that way. -195193;1354941300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00052282 = 3.9734 BTC [-] -195192;1354942222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005224 = 2.2573 BTC [-] -195191;1354942223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7979 @ 0.00052229 = 4.1674 BTC [-] -195190;1354942308;smickles;ok, found the relevant section of code -195189;1354942427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1301 @ 0.00333853 = 4.3434 BTC [+] -195188;1354942746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052278 = 2.2589 BTC [+] -195187;1354942748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3180 @ 0.00052282 = 1.6626 BTC [+] -195186;1354942749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00052621 = 5.4989 BTC [+] -195185;1354942750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.0005302 = 6.5215 BTC [+] -195184;1354942751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4649 @ 0.00053227 = 2.4745 BTC [+] -195183;1354944441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00053178 = 1.1965 BTC [-] -195182;1354944443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053216 = 2.2995 BTC [+] -195181;1354944444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2908 @ 0.00053227 = 1.5478 BTC [+] -195180;1354944445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14602 @ 0.00053232 = 7.7729 BTC [+] -195179;1354944592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053198 = 2.2987 BTC [-] -195178;1354944593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1845 @ 0.00053232 = 0.9821 BTC [+] -195177;1354946124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00052558 = 1.8133 BTC [-] -195176;1354946704;Ukto;hmm, miss anything intersting? -195175;1354946818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052577 = 2.2719 BTC [+] -195174;1354946819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052568 = 2.2715 BTC [-] -195173;1354946821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00052558 = 4.1784 BTC [-] -195172;1354946821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2708 @ 0.00052432 = 1.4199 BTC [-] -195171;1354949581;Garr255;hey guys, cognitive is live again! https://btct.co/security/COGNITIVE -195170;1354949633;Namjies;who manages btct.co? -195169;1354949669;Garr255;burnside -195168;1354949685;Namjies;Ah. -195167;1354949691;Garr255;I trust him. He also manages litecoin global -195166;1354950041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.0005246 = 6.2165 BTC [+] -195165;1354950566;Ukto;yeah -195164;1354950572;Ukto;garr: i saw some weirdness earlier -195163;1354950577;Ukto;when i first logged in -195162;1354950583;Ukto;there were a bunch of trades listed for the asset -195161;1354950587;Ukto;then they all dissapeared -195160;1354950594;Ukto;went down to just 3 -195159;1354950805;Garr255;Ukto, I've never seen more than the 3, that is odd indeed. -195158;1354950827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.0005246 = 1.023 BTC [+] -195157;1354950828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21050 @ 0.00053025 = 11.1618 BTC [+] -195156;1354950923;Ukto;it was much earlier -195155;1354950933;Ukto;listed all the transactions within about 2 min of each other -195154;1354950947;Ukto;it was interseting, the total was the difference between total shares and outstanding -195153;1354950978;Garr255;Ukto, it must have been the way the shares were moved from the holding account to the newly created shareholders' accounts -195152;1354950989;Ukto;probably -195151;1354950996;Ukto;and then they reset the trade history -195150;1354951007;Garr255;burnside made an awesome script that does everything, so yeah that's likely what happened -195149;1354951013;Ukto;hehe -195148;1354951029;Ukto;At first I about fell out of my chair in awe of the transactions hehe -195147;1354951041;Ukto;when I saw it had reset, I figured it was probably just that -195146;1354951042;Garr255;haha -195145;1354951045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17392 @ 0.00052432 = 9.119 BTC [-] -195144;1354951046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6408 @ 0.00052229 = 3.3468 BTC [-] -195143;1354951047;Garr255;yep -195142;1354951067;Ukto;i was debating throwing all my solo-mined ltc at some shares of ltc-global -195141;1354951080;Ukto;built up quite a stash -195140;1354951085;Ukto;never exchanged em -195139;1354951132;Ukto;I saw you pushed off the big div payout to next week -195138;1354951155;Ukto;if you make a div payout, what happens to the divs that goto the ppl who have not claimed yet? -195137;1354951188;Ukto;I kinda figured the divs would have gone out to all the holders at re-launch -195136;1354951203;Ukto;rather than making them hold back from selling any shares, and dilute it with the new ones -195135;1354951459;Ukto;but thats just me. hehe -195134;1354951562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16530 @ 0.00052804 = 8.7285 BTC [+] -195133;1354951867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053018 = 2.2909 BTC [+] -195132;1354951868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1079 @ 0.00053025 = 0.5721 BTC [+] -195131;1354952323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052808 = 2.2818 BTC [-] -195130;1354952324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4679 @ 0.00052804 = 2.4707 BTC [-] -195129;1354952372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13941 @ 0.00052804 = 7.3614 BTC [-] -195128;1354952374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1309 @ 0.00052229 = 0.6837 BTC [-] -195127;1354952766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052242 = 2.2574 BTC [+] -195126;1354952768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3079 @ 0.00052229 = 1.6081 BTC [-] -195125;1354952863;Garr255;Ukto, All of the already issued and unclaimed shares' dividends go to a holding account, where the shares and respective dividends are held until they are claimed -195124;1354952896;Namjies;I have just received a payment on my GLBSE address -195123;1354952898;Ukto;but thats after you do the big div payout -195122;1354952899;Ukto;right? -195121;1354952907;Ukto;next week? -195120;1354952914;Ukto;Namjies: yay -195119;1354952916;Ukto;hows it look -195118;1354952926;Namjies;Small and from an unkown source -195117;1354952932;Ukto;0,o -195116;1354952935;Namjies;0.12 bitcoin -195115;1354952950;Ukto;wtf? lol -195114;1354952960;Namjies;What? GLBSE addresses were given to all issuers and I had lots of things. -195113;1354952966;Ukto;what assets did you hold ? -195112;1354952967;Ukto;ahh -195111;1354952990;Ukto;i wasnt allwoed to claim my few shares of things on glbse -195110;1354952999;Ukto;somehow my 2fa or account in general would not work -195109;1354953001;Ukto;nefario wouldnt fix it -195108;1354953005;Ukto;couldnt claim. end of story. -195107;1354953033;Namjies;When I bought back things from my lists, I at least sent an email detailing how the amount was calculated and from which address to which address it was sent. -195106;1354953042;Namjies;What did you held? -195105;1354953048;Ukto;some JAH -195104;1354953055;Ukto;and uhh, i dont recall what else anymore... -195103;1354953071;Ukto;like 10 mroe shares of something else -195102;1354953075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12387 @ 0.00052229 = 6.4696 BTC [-] -195101;1354953075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9413 @ 0.00052192 = 4.9128 BTC [-] -195100;1354953086;Ukto;i only used the account 3 more times after my account was 'hacked' that time magically -195099;1354953093;Ukto;and then got tired of nefario and stopped touching it -195098;1354953353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6492 @ 0.00052192 = 3.3883 BTC [-] -195097;1354953354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00052087 = 3.1252 BTC [-] -195096;1354953356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6308 @ 0.00052067 = 3.2844 BTC [-] -195095;1354953722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14550 @ 0.0005239 = 7.6227 BTC [+] -195094;1354953723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00052067 = 0.1822 BTC [-] -195093;1354954932;smickles;lol, i think the spammers are swapping notes, -195092;1354954937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10350 @ 0.00052067 = 5.3889 BTC [-] -195091;1354954942;smickles;subject: RAM IT IN YOUR ASS -195090;1354954945;smickles;body: -195089;1354954960;smickles;Hello, I represent the late Titus Carver... -195088;1354955300;mod6;haha -195087;1354955807;Namjies;Oh damn -195086;1354955819;Namjies;I know why I always get a Bad Signature from gpg -195085;1354955842;Namjies;Ah wait, nvm -195084;1354955846;Namjies;It's still bad -195083;1354955883;smickles;it's ok Namjies, just watch this: http://youtu.be/NFR-ADakI-c -195082;1354956172;Namjies;I always get a bad signature when copying a gpg signed message from windows command line. -195081;1354956255;Namjies;Would you happen to know how to solve that? -195080;1354956344;Namjies;Says unkown certificate... and shows a fingerprint in my list of trusted certificates... -195079;1354956720;Namjies;argh -195078;1354956755;Namjies;fuck this gpg signing thing, why does it never want to work properly? -195077;1354956891;Namjies;Anyone on linux and has gpg? -195076;1354958402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053007 = 2.2904 BTC [+] -195075;1354958404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3121 @ 0.00053025 = 1.6549 BTC [+] -195074;1354958405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18558 @ 0.00053238 = 9.8799 BTC [+] -195073;1354958793;Namjies;Damn fucking damn -195072;1354958851;Namjies;I had to manually sign, encrypt, submit to MPEx and then decrypt and then verify file for it to work -195071;1354958865;Namjies;The windows command line must be screwing the formatting -195070;1354958996;mod6;maybe got some ^M's in there -195069;1354959093;mircea_popescu; Different clients, different methods of signing << this is such a horrible thing ;/ -195068;1354959172;mircea_popescu; i only used the account 3 more times after my account was 'hacked' that time magically <<< you too ?! -195067;1354959222;mircea_popescu;what's up Namjies ? -195066;1354959249;mircea_popescu;prolly put it through a s//r//n//n/ -195065;1354959537;mircea_popescu;dude srlsy, six months ago nefario was in here explaining how omg wtf am i fud-ing his great exchange by saying the session get hijacked -195064;1354959543;mircea_popescu;it only happened once and it was user's fault. -195063;1354959547;mircea_popescu;turns out it WASNT ONCE -195062;1354959630;Namjies;Could you explain further? -195061;1354959638;Namjies;about the s//r//n//n/ thing? -195060;1354959790;Namjies;I can say one thing. In notepad, I cannot see linebreaks for the correct file I obtained manually with gpg signing, but I can for the copy-paste from windows command line. In Notepad++, I can see linebreaks for both. -195059;1354959807;Namjies;So it's obviously a formatting issue -195058;1354959859;Ukto;back in may, around the middle of may to end -195057;1354959875;Ukto;he told me some other ip logged into my account, and dumped som 100btc worth of JAH shares down teh tube -195056;1354959878;Ukto;and withdrwa the btc -195055;1354959890;Ukto;was enough to kill the buys on the asset -195054;1354959899;Ukto;when i asked for the other ip -195053;1354959901;Ukto;he refused. -195052;1354959906;Ukto;end of story, have a great day. -195051;1354959959;Ukto;at that point my system was supposedly infected, which it was not, or i reused a user/pass -195050;1354959966;Ukto;which I actually did from btc-e -195049;1354959992;Ukto;I honestly do question btc-e :P but it was still my fault as Diablo-D3 pointed out, for not having 2fa -195048;1354959993;Ukto;so I gav eup -195047;1354960004;Namjies;woohoo... I manually sanitized my copy-paste from windows command line -195046;1354960053;Namjies;by using show all characters in Notepad++ and making all the whitespace match -195045;1354960114;Namjies;Windows command prompt also adds extra linebreaks because it refuses having lines longer than X characters. -195044;1354960249;Namjies;I'm glad to know I can actually use gpg correctly -195043;1354960264;Namjies;I can see why gpg was giving me so much problems now. -195042;1354960404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053206 = 2.299 BTC [-] -195041;1354960406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5679 @ 0.00053238 = 3.0234 BTC [+] -195040;1354960567;mircea_popescu;Namjies the problem is that new lines in windows are /r/b -195039;1354960574;mircea_popescu;and on linux simply /n -195038;1354960584;mircea_popescu;99% of the time it's what fucks up gpg signed stuff -195037;1354960606;mircea_popescu;/r/n above obviously not /b -195036;1354960651;mircea_popescu;Ukto teh suck. -195035;1354960668;mircea_popescu;and to think all those idiots were making a living wall around nefario, the forum is incredible. -195034;1354961248;drug_motor;http://boards.4chan.org/b/res/442267532 protip select no style pagestyle -195033;1354962282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052146 = 2.2532 BTC [-] -195032;1354962284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4087 @ 0.00052117 = 2.13 BTC [-] -195031;1354962573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052566 = 2.2714 BTC [+] -195030;1354962574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10479 @ 0.000526 = 5.512 BTC [+] -195029;1354962793;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 580 @ 0.1714009 = 99.4125 BTC [+] -195028;1354963455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14923 @ 0.00052117 = 7.7774 BTC [-] -195027;1354963456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12853 @ 0.00052067 = 6.6922 BTC [-] -195026;1354964128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00052091 = 1.2241 BTC [+] -195025;1354964339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1971 @ 0.00052091 = 1.0267 BTC [+] -195024;1354964340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16671 @ 0.00052067 = 8.6801 BTC [-] -195023;1354964342;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 316 @ 0.2247916 = 71.0341 BTC [+] -195022;1354965221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052082 = 2.2505 BTC [+] -195021;1354965223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19318 @ 0.00052067 = 10.0583 BTC [-] -195020;1354965224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 734 @ 0.00052062 = 0.3821 BTC [-] -195019;1354965433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1613 @ 0.00335868 = 5.4176 BTC [+] -195018;1354965434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 68 @ 0.00336177 = 0.2286 BTC [+] -195017;1354965688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12135 @ 0.00052062 = 6.3177 BTC [-] -195016;1354967371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052119 = 2.2521 BTC [+] -195015;1354967373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00052126 = 4.952 BTC [+] -195014;1354967374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15229 @ 0.000526 = 8.0105 BTC [+] -195013;1354967474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1632 @ 0.00336177 = 5.4864 BTC [+] -195012;1354967476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 718 @ 0.0033662 = 2.4169 BTC [+] -195011;1354967736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052591 = 2.2725 BTC [-] -195010;1354967737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3842 @ 0.000526 = 2.0209 BTC [+] -195009;1354967738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6746 @ 0.00052628 = 3.5503 BTC [+] -195008;1354967802;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 200 @ 0.25429173 = 50.8583 BTC [+] -195007;1354967815;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/stories/the-welfare-spending-chart-you-wont-want-to-see/ -195006;1354967818;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good -195005;1354968229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052959 = 2.2884 BTC [+] -195004;1354968231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00052979 = 1.3775 BTC [+] -195003;1354968232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15266 @ 0.00053238 = 8.1273 BTC [+] -195002;1354968427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12942 @ 0.00053238 = 6.8901 BTC [+] -195001;1354968428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21403 @ 0.00053248 = 11.3967 BTC [+] -195000;1354968917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000528 = 2.2815 BTC [-] -194999;1354968918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3191 @ 0.00052777 = 1.6841 BTC [-] -194998;1354968920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4453 @ 0.0005235 = 2.3311 BTC [-] -194997;1354969558;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 940 @ 0.20783398 = 195.3639 BTC [+] -194996;1354969567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005237 = 2.2629 BTC [+] -194995;1354969569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16179 @ 0.0005235 = 8.4697 BTC [-] -194994;1354969587;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 940 @ 0.12671029 = 119.1077 BTC [+] -194993;1354969669;Diablo-D3;https://plus.google.com/u/0/106097345901210573856/posts/bYczSq6EGwQ -194992;1354969675;Diablo-D3;scroll down to my comment -194991;1354969687;Diablo-D3;I just trolled someone using math and logic -194990;1354969713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1262 @ 0.00053246 = 0.672 BTC [+] -194989;1354969893;mircea_popescu;"The US Government isn't dependent on income for spending because it makes the money. The US government doesn't work like your checkbook, your household, your state, or even Greece. It goes by different economic rules, so it can run a massive debt and not go bankrupt. It can always pay that debt back (although some caution is warranted when doing so, because the debt itself often serves a purpose)." -194988;1354969902;mircea_popescu;i like these people running around. it's like... btctalk on a global scale -194987;1354969905;mircea_popescu;very amusing. -194986;1354969963;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: your pr-cunt has thrown a nice pile of shit in to the spinning fan. Where did you find this idiot? -194985;1354969975;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: read my comment next -194984;1354969983;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob more substance, less oppinion. -194983;1354969992;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i did. -194982;1354969999;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: did I or did I not troll? -194981;1354970011;mircea_popescu;with you one never knows. -194980;1354970015;Diablo-D3;bah! -194979;1354970060;mircea_popescu;https://images.encyclopediadramatica.se/thumb/f/f2/Trollface_More_HD.png/400px-Trollface_More_HD.png -194978;1354970069;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I want to see if anyone takes the bait on this one -194977;1354970097;EskimoBob;is she with you from your spamming days? -194976;1354970102;mircea_popescu;prolly. -194975;1354970110;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob wtf are you on about ? -194974;1354970125;EskimoBob;oh, don't be coy -194973;1354970155;Diablo-D3;wait, spamming days? -194972;1354970159;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu IS A SPAM KING?! -194971;1354970166;Diablo-D3;GASP! -194970;1354970168;Diablo-D3;SHOCK! -194969;1354970175;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 apparently child porn didn't stick so we're moving on. -194968;1354970186;mircea_popescu;have i been a paid assassin or is that up next in 2013 ? -194967;1354970214;Diablo-D3;I thought I was the paid assassin -194966;1354970235;mircea_popescu;aok -194965;1354970255;mircea_popescu;teh ciucius have to be moar careful, they'll run out of ominous things too soon at this rate. -194964;1354970743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13068 @ 0.0005235 = 6.8411 BTC [-] -194963;1354970744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2031 @ 0.00052062 = 1.0574 BTC [-] -194962;1354970745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 701 @ 0.00052051 = 0.3649 BTC [-] -194961;1354971357;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob o, were you aggitated cause you thought she was saying you're a scammer ? -194960;1354971394;PsychoticBoy;so cry babies, hws life -194959;1354971417;mircea_popescu;pretty good psychoboy -194958;1354971425;PsychoticBoy;good to hear -194957;1354971623;mircea_popescu;how about you ? -194956;1354972386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052069 = 2.2499 BTC [+] -194955;1354972388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2743 @ 0.00052051 = 1.4278 BTC [-] -194954;1354972489;PsychoticBoy;JWU42, when are you planning to pay the oustanding dividends of YABMC and buy them since you closed the operation? -194953;1354972560;PsychoticBoy;You can forget that your scammer friends (hashking still ows me 150 BTC and Patrick Harnett) -194952;1354972566;PsychoticBoy;will ever pay you -194951;1354972632;PsychoticBoy;You got all the shareholders information, or are you playing dumb like most issuers -194950;1354972698;PsychoticBoy;hmmnz looks like I am talking to my dick, got no answer.... yet -194949;1354972750;PsychoticBoy;link plz -194948;1354972782;PsychoticBoy;lolz -194947;1354972838;PsychoticBoy;JWU42, most mining bond/share issuers already bought their outstanding shares back, Where are you waiting for?......Christmas? -194946;1354972851;Diablo-D3;did he even get the list yet? -194945;1354972856;PsychoticBoy;yuyp -194944;1354972861;Diablo-D3;oh kay -194943;1354972878;PsychoticBoy;I already got my lists of ABM, PGM and FDBF so -194942;1354972908;PsychoticBoy;ABM 99% complete PGM 45% complete FDBF 85% complete -194941;1354972922;Diablo-D3;ahh -194940;1354972949;PsychoticBoy;I am delisting ABM on BitFunder -194939;1354972960;PsychoticBoy;MMM relisting -194938;1354972962;Diablo-D3;wow, you already relisted it? -194937;1354972976;PsychoticBoy;this weekend -194936;1354972977;Diablo-D3;Im going to have to relist DMC to shut it down -194935;1354973487;PsychoticBoy;Relisting or a buyback at reasonable price would be the best thing to do for asset issuers -194934;1354973496;Diablo-D3;well -194933;1354973501;Diablo-D3;Im relisting to get a reasonable price -194932;1354973504;PsychoticBoy;You dont want an angry Mob at your house, do you? -194931;1354973513;Diablo-D3;nefario basically fucked up dmc's future -194930;1354973526;Diablo-D3;it doesnt mean Im done -194929;1354973531;PsychoticBoy;he fucked up everyone -194928;1354973533;Diablo-D3;but Im going to have to take a different route to get there -194927;1354973552;Diablo-D3;and Im going to have to buy back all the dmc shares over the next few months before I can even start -194926;1354973563;Diablo-D3;and since Im not an asshole, Im going to use my own money to do it -194925;1354973657;PsychoticBoy;Strange thing is.... not to be a dick, but usagi claimed he had 148 ABM shares but my list is almost 100% complete but no one got 148 shares or close..... hmmmmn -194924;1354973675;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: well -194923;1354973683;Diablo-D3;did usagi even do a claim? -194922;1354973691;Diablo-D3;I thought he was saying he was going to refuse to -194921;1354973707;PsychoticBoy;that means usagi lied, also to BMF share holders, who had 148 shares of ABM according to usagi -194920;1354973722;mircea_popescu;heh. -194919;1354973724;Diablo-D3;I dont think usagi even gives a fuck anymore -194918;1354973732;PsychoticBoy;BMF spreadsheet showd last time I can look, 148 shares ABM -194917;1354973744;PsychoticBoy;usagi IS a FUCK -194916;1354973750;PsychoticBoy;period -194915;1354973763;PsychoticBoy;lucky to get my coins back from him -194914;1354973774;Diablo-D3;I wasnt stupid enough to give him coins, so hey -194913;1354973782;PsychoticBoy;your luck -194912;1354973787;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: wait, whats his email? -194911;1354973790;Diablo-D3;he said he owned dmc too -194910;1354973800;Diablo-D3;I have partial lists -194909;1354973807;PsychoticBoy;I got only 1 mail address of him -194908;1354973834;Diablo-D3;I grepped for usagi, no usagi -194907;1354973855;PsychoticBoy;cpa@tsukino.ca, bmf@tsukino.ca, usagi@tsukino.ca -194906;1354973898;Diablo-D3;grep tsukino DMC1.yml -194905;1354973901;Diablo-D3;nadda. -194904;1354973972;PsychoticBoy;I can give DeadTerra a email to check if he has more email addresses of usagi/tsukino/ Oliver Richman etc -194903;1354973998;Diablo-D3;not in the other one tiehr -194902;1354974040;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129544.msg1386220#msg1386220 -194901;1354974044;mircea_popescu;he's trolling about on the forum nao -194900;1354974046;PsychoticBoy;nope I read the whole list and no email seems to fit usagi -194899;1354974421;PsychoticBoy;I got 1 dubious email address -194898;1354974452;PsychoticBoy;but not seem to fit usagi -194897;1354974473;PsychoticBoy;its a .de emaildomaiin -194896;1354974537;mircea_popescu;moar scamer tag -194895;1354974659;PsychoticBoy;usagi does NOT have any shares of ABM -194894;1354974674;PsychoticBoy;no email found, contacted all in the list -194893;1354974699;PsychoticBoy;so he did say to share holders of BMF that they owned 148 shares of ABM -194892;1354974724;PsychoticBoy;lets get a screeny of that , can probably find one on the forum -194891;1354974772;PsychoticBoy;he also sold the BFL singles BMF bought, did he? -194890;1354974776;PsychoticBoy;TO HIM SELF!! -194889;1354974812;PsychoticBoy;oooh to CPA or NYAN, but its both usagi so TO HIM SELF!! -194888;1354974909;Diablo-D3;okay so PsychoticBoy -194887;1354974917;Diablo-D3;my last count of dmc was 11909 -194886;1354974935;Diablo-D3;the total of the lists is 11589 -194885;1354974950;PsychoticBoy;your only ~320 short -194884;1354974953;Diablo-D3;so theres 320 shares unaccounted for -194883;1354974964;Diablo-D3;no, exactly 320 -194882;1354974985;Diablo-D3;so lets assume he had more than 320 DMC -194881;1354974990;Diablo-D3;either he never held DMC -194880;1354974994;Diablo-D3;or we dont know his email -194879;1354975003;PsychoticBoy;most shares are claimed, probably the only ones who where left out are the ones that recieved a double payment or did not claim -194878;1354975014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4319 @ 0.0005253 = 2.2688 BTC [+] -194877;1354975048;Diablo-D3;I think da2ce7 is the largest shareholder lol -194876;1354975367;Diablo-D3;what was Ukto's exchange called? -194875;1354975483;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: yo -194874;1354975516;Diablo-D3;I think its bitfunder -194873;1354975764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6206 @ 0.00052051 = 3.2303 BTC [-] -194872;1354975765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34450 @ 0.00052032 = 17.925 BTC [-] -194871;1354975767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13044 @ 0.00051967 = 6.7786 BTC [-] -194870;1354975917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2 @ 0.0005253 = 0.0011 BTC [+] -194869;1354975918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14779 @ 0.00052536 = 7.7643 BTC [+] -194868;1354975937;PsychoticBoy;bitfunder, diablo -194867;1354975981;Diablo-D3;yeah thats what I thought -194866;1354976318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005251 = 2.269 BTC [-] -194865;1354976319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3229 @ 0.00052536 = 1.6964 BTC [+] -194864;1354976593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14423 @ 0.00052536 = 7.5773 BTC [+] -194863;1354977736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00052797 = 4.8573 BTC [+] -194862;1354977737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18171 @ 0.00052882 = 9.6092 BTC [+] -194861;1354977899;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 400 @ 0.20725089 = 82.9004 BTC [-] -194860;1354978027;JWU42;PsychoticBoy: MOST mining companies? -194859;1354978034;JWU42;please explain who -194858;1354978040;JWU42;bought back their shares -194857;1354978050;JWU42;Pureminingm Bitbond and Giavpa have not -194856;1354978060;PsychoticBoy;PIMP, has -194855;1354978079;JWU42;OK - 1 has -194854;1354978080;PsychoticBoy;Jah is going to do it -194853;1354978100;PsychoticBoy;I was planning but I am relisting at Bitfunder -194852;1354978102;JWU42;and as I said there will be no buyback at .07 -194851;1354978140;JWU42;and just reading your other question now -194850;1354978159;JWU42;when we payout - I am waiting to hear from hashking and Patrick on their status -194849;1354978169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1882 @ 0.00336739 = 6.3374 BTC [+] -194848;1354978179;PsychoticBoy;hashking and patrick are broke -194847;1354978189;PsychoticBoy;so dont expect a dime from them -194846;1354978192;JWU42;as each of us had an amount of hashes to pay 2x weekly -194845;1354978209;JWU42;PsychoticBoy: I believe you are correct -194844;1354978212;PsychoticBoy;sure, maybe they did not even own that much hartdware -194843;1354978228;JWU42;hashking did for sure -194842;1354978232;PsychoticBoy;I only have 10Gh/s -194841;1354978233;PsychoticBoy;atm -194840;1354978239;JWU42;I had my portion covered about 2x -194839;1354978282;PsychoticBoy;In case they dont pay up, you cant afford 0.07 but if they do then its a reasonable price -194838;1354978285;JWU42;so I know we have ~38% of the coupons ready (my share) -194837;1354978305;JWU42;.07 is NOT a reasonable price -194836;1354978312;PsychoticBoy;onlyu the coupon? no buyback money? you are also broke then -194835;1354978337;JWU42;Not broke, no -194834;1354978344;PsychoticBoy;what do you propose then? -194833;1354978363;JWU42;Paying out some portion of the coupons cumulated -194832;1354978372;JWU42;I don;'t know when and how much -194831;1354978380;JWU42;due to the PH and HK issues -194830;1354978393;JWU42;all this is in the thread -194829;1354978410;PsychoticBoy;and, I have pay`d for lifetime (perpetual) 1 mh/s shares -194828;1354978425;JWU42;I have been accumluating my portion of the coupons -194827;1354978427;PsychoticBoy;so 100% coupon for life -194826;1354978440;PsychoticBoy;at 1mh/s a share -194825;1354978444;JWU42;well - 1 Mh/s will be worth a few satoshis in a year -194824;1354978474;PsychoticBoy;so taht I did not have to buy new hardware, now I have to compensate that hashes, no you have -194823;1354978490;JWU42;What good is 1.5 Gh/s going to do for you -194822;1354978493;PsychoticBoy;1 year is future talk -194821;1354978500;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129740.0 -194820;1354978509;mircea_popescu;so apparently bakewell's thing got declared worthless. -194819;1354978516;JWU42;hell - it makes less than 1.4 BTC a week now -194818;1354978517;PsychoticBoy;1.5 Gh/s is a lot for some, lets say I am that some ppl -194817;1354978522;PsychoticBoy;so -194816;1354978527;PsychoticBoy;every btc is a btc -194815;1354978534;PsychoticBoy;I paid for it -194814;1354978538;PsychoticBoy;in advance -194813;1354978554;JWU42;Yes, as did I with other assets -194812;1354978566;JWU42;we are all getting screwed and elarning a lesson -194811;1354978580;kakobreklaaa;lesson? what lesson? -194810;1354978600;JWU42;We threw around BTC like it was play money -194809;1354978617;JWU42;there was not enough professionalism in the ventures being run -194808;1354978628;kakobreklaaa;there still isnt -194807;1354978628;PsychoticBoy;so, correct it then -194806;1354978638;JWU42;few people have the working capital to weather a shitstorm -194805;1354978657;mircea_popescu;where's a cheshire cat when you need one. -194804;1354978661;PsychoticBoy;I am doing the best I can, at this point most issuers are just taking -194803;1354978665;JWU42;and those that didn't happened to be big players and have killed many others in the process -194802;1354978749;JWU42;PsychoticBoy: Maybe I try to consolidate the ownership of YABMC to 5-10 holders and then payout until ASIC arrives -194801;1354978787;PsychoticBoy;payout when asics arrive, that would be never -194800;1354978816;JWU42;PsychoticBoy: you seem to be missing the point that there will be a payout -194799;1354978820;mircea_popescu; PsychoticBoy: Maybe I try to consolidate the ownership of YABMC to 5-10 holders and then payout until ASIC arrives << how's this work ? -194798;1354978823;JWU42;I have my portion of the BTC -194797;1354978847;JWU42;mircea_popescu: no idea - just throwing shit at the wall and seeing what sticks -194796;1354978853;mircea_popescu;bad strategy. -194795;1354978874;JWU42;mircea_popescu: the benefit is a simpler payout -194794;1354978880;mircea_popescu;if you want free advice, publish a clear piece delineating what you owe, what the other two owe, make a fixed date and a fixed payment. -194793;1354978885;JWU42;acocutning for share transfers = HUGE PITA -194792;1354978888;mircea_popescu;like i did with giga.etf, essentially. -194791;1354978901;mircea_popescu;sure, the regular idiots will make a lot of noise, but in principle it's the solution. -194790;1354978924;JWU42;mircea_popescu: I think that is where it is heading.... -194789;1354978936;mircea_popescu;well, don't muck it up by first throwing things at the wal. -194788;1354978942;JWU42;I am trying to give PH and HK a chance to respond -194787;1354978955;mircea_popescu;dude. if ph was gonna respond it was going to be before i started ruining his life. -194786;1354978968;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't even bet he has what to respond with by now. -194785;1354979001;JWU42;I believe, as PsychoticBoy said, both are not in a position to pay anything -194784;1354979013;mircea_popescu;hk i have no idea, but i guess not. -194783;1354979016;JWU42;HK's hread says he owes thousands of BTC -194782;1354979028;mircea_popescu;that he'll repay 1/3 of in 3 years or some shit -194781;1354979032;mircea_popescu;sorta like kludge. -194780;1354979034;JWU42;exactly -194779;1354979049;mircea_popescu;another fuckwit empowered by the forum to act a part he wasn't cut for. -194778;1354979090;JWU42;The fucking Vegas meeting did many of us in -194777;1354979093;mircea_popescu;funny thing, the same know it alls are all offended nao. but anyway, it's how it goes. -194776;1354979118;JWU42;that was P's hail mary to keep people from pulling BTC -194775;1354979126;JWU42;as many were starting to -194774;1354979132;JWU42;self included -194773;1354979139;JWU42;oh well - that is my mess -194772;1354979231;mircea_popescu;;;getrating genjix -194771;1354979231;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User genjix, rated since Sun Dec 19 21:40:18 2010. Cumulative rating -5, from 9 total ratings. Received ratings: 6 positive, 3 negative. Sent ratings: 5 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=genjix -194770;1354979234;mircea_popescu;lol that's cute -194769;1354979255;JWU42;;;getrating JWU42 -194768;1354979255;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User JWU42, rated since Thu Mar 24 19:21:43 2011. Cumulative rating 66, from 31 total ratings. Received ratings: 31 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 29 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=JWU42 -194767;1354979261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4877 @ 0.00052605 = 2.5655 BTC [-] -194766;1354979263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00052382 = 6.0501 BTC [-] -194765;1354979264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7106 @ 0.00051967 = 3.6928 BTC [-] -194764;1354979265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2767 @ 0.00051962 = 1.4378 BTC [-] -194763;1354979363;mircea_popescu;;;rate davout 1 bitcoin-central.net paymium etc -194762;1354979364;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user davout has been recorded. -194761;1354979488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051973 = 2.2458 BTC [+] -194760;1354979489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 783 @ 0.00051962 = 0.4069 BTC [-] -194759;1354979491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6146 @ 0.00051886 = 3.1889 BTC [-] -194758;1354979588;kakobreklaaa;seems like canceling asic orders era came -194757;1354979634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3059 @ 0.00052859 = 1.617 BTC [+] -194756;1354979636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5041 @ 0.00052882 = 2.6658 BTC [+] -194755;1354979709;kakobreklaaa;omg retard -194754;1354979710;kakobreklaaa;http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/9722715/MI6-secrets-threatened-as-Swiss-spy-steals-a-mountain-of-data.html -194753;1354979713;kakobreklaaa;he should use bitcoin -194752;1354979854;mircea_popescu;lol -194751;1354979877;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaaa ya i guess the asic comps are the next thing to pop. -194750;1354979920;mircea_popescu;"Swiss investigators raided his home and seized portable storage devices containing terrabytes of classified information, running into hundreds of thousands of printed pages." -194749;1354979928;mircea_popescu;fucking bs, he stole their doodle pdfs -194748;1354980528;mircea_popescu;hallo davout -194747;1354980534;davout;hi mircea! -194746;1354980586;davout;i'm in a playful mood, but i can't get a simple STAT working on MPEx -194745;1354980688;mircea_popescu;i just answered your email. -194744;1354980805;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 445 @ 0.2247937 = 100.0332 BTC [+] -194743;1354981018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.0033995 = 169.975 BTC [+] -194742;1354981019;EskimoBob;I was only referring to this, https://www.google.ee/search?q=polimedia.us+spam -194741;1354981061;mircea_popescu;Find Freelance polimedia us spam Jobs. Hire experienced Freelance polimedia us spam professionals on Freelancer.sg. -194740;1354981063;mircea_popescu;ahaha that's good. -194739;1354982226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3118 @ 0.00337418 = 10.5207 BTC [-] -194738;1354982227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4333 @ 0.00333853 = 14.4659 BTC [-] -194737;1354982238;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: did you get the updated list from James? -194736;1354982246;Diablo-D3;yes -194735;1354982254;Diablo-D3;it has two entries in it -194734;1354982257;Diablo-D3;one of them is me. -194733;1354982356;EskimoBob;let me check my list, I think I had some of that DMC horror :) -194732;1354982378;EskimoBob;yep, I do have some DMC -194731;1354982432;Diablo-D3;email? -194730;1354982465;EskimoBob;see PM -194729;1354982500;kakobreklaaa;;;bc,stats -194728;1354982501;gribble;Current Blocks: 211389 | Current Difficulty: 3438908.9601591 | Next Difficulty At Block: 211679 | Next Difficulty In: 290 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 3 hours, 4 minutes, and 20 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3408747.30061292 | Estimated Percent Change: -0.877070602787 -194727;1354982516;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I see a pm. I dont see an email in the pm. -194726;1354982551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051908 = 2.2429 BTC [-] -194725;1354982551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14704 @ 0.00051886 = 7.6293 BTC [-] -194724;1354982553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15475 @ 0.00051835 = 8.0215 BTC [-] -194723;1354983723;jurov;and i thought it can't get any funnier https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129544.msg1386400#msg1386400 -194722;1354983753;jurov;The first thing to know about this person is that she is psychotic. Or psychic. However you spell the word -194721;1354983773;mircea_popescu;jurov i still didn't get wtf. -194720;1354983815;jurov;i understood it like mpoe-pr = erin pavlina -194719;1354983832;mircea_popescu;;;google erin pavlina -194718;1354983833;gribble;Erin Pavlina | Awaken, Remember, Love: ; Blog - Erin Pavlina: ; Readings | Erin Pavlina: -194717;1354983854;jurov;erin is a psychic living in vegas -194716;1354983871;mircea_popescu;they look alike at all to you ?! -194715;1354983974;mircea_popescu;http://www.erinpavlina.com/images/erin-injured.jpg woman looks like she's at least 50 -194714;1354984013;jurov;no. perhaps usagi is under psychic influence... hilarious -194713;1354984072;mircea_popescu;im saving myself for when it's discovered she's marylin monroe -194712;1354984404;jurov;http://www.oglaf.com/ orly, women want that? -194711;1354984450;kakobreklaaa;Forbidden (403) -194710;1354984450;kakobreklaaa;CSRF verification failed. Request aborted. -194709;1354984452;kakobreklaaa;dafuq -194708;1354984476;mircea_popescu;oglaf is god. -194707;1354984480;mircea_popescu;whatever she says goes. -194706;1354984508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051839 = 2.24 BTC [+] -194705;1354984509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8825 @ 0.00051835 = 4.5744 BTC [-] -194704;1354984511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11504 @ 0.0005183 = 5.9625 BTC [-] -194703;1354985041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 950 @ 0.00051972 = 0.4937 BTC [+] -194702;1354987581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3371 @ 0.00051972 = 1.752 BTC [+] -194701;1354987582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18056 @ 0.00052003 = 9.3897 BTC [+] -194700;1354987583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12201 @ 0.00052215 = 6.3708 BTC [+] -194699;1354987770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005219 = 2.2551 BTC [-] -194698;1354987771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14829 @ 0.00052215 = 7.743 BTC [+] -194697;1354987970;PsychoticBoy;recieved your test satoshi`s JWU42 -194696;1354987987;JWU42;thks -194695;1354987992;JWU42;for confirmation -194694;1354988036;PsychoticBoy;0.00000524 btc and 0.00001067 btc -194693;1354988062;kakobreklaaa;rich man. -194692;1354988076;PsychoticBoy;whoehoe lets go out for dinner tonight -194691;1354988088;JWU42;hey - it is progress -194690;1354988093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051897 = 2.2425 BTC [-] -194689;1354988094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7622 @ 0.00051873 = 3.9538 BTC [-] -194688;1354988095;JWU42;and nothing but a test for nwo -194687;1354988095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 35052 @ 0.00339949 = 119.1589 BTC [+] -194686;1354988096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 70448 @ 0.0033995 = 239.488 BTC [+] -194685;1354988098;PsychoticBoy;who is doing the dishes ;) -194684;1354988652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052195 = 2.2553 BTC [+] -194683;1354988653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3370 @ 0.00052215 = 1.7596 BTC [+] -194682;1354988655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23709 @ 0.00052495 = 12.446 BTC [+] -194681;1355015626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052662 = 2.2755 BTC [-] -194680;1355015628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1229 @ 0.00052644 = 0.647 BTC [-] -194679;1355016235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052707 = 2.2775 BTC [+] -194678;1355016237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9029 @ 0.00052742 = 4.7621 BTC [+] -194677;1355016693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4595 @ 0.00052742 = 2.4235 BTC [+] -194676;1355016694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3724 @ 0.00052882 = 1.9693 BTC [+] -194675;1355016696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3531 @ 0.00052899 = 1.8679 BTC [+] -194674;1355017781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3092 @ 0.00052644 = 1.6278 BTC [-] -194673;1355017782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11241 @ 0.00052637 = 5.9169 BTC [-] -194672;1355017881;pigeons;"$8,000 for 8 months of WordPress hosting" -194671;1355017978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052878 = 2.2849 BTC [+] -194670;1355017979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3979 @ 0.00052899 = 2.1049 BTC [+] -194669;1355017984;pigeons;http://codinginmysleep.com/the-bittalk-media-meltdown/ -194668;1355018025;pigeons;can't lose S3052 is on staff -194667;1355018061;pigeons;"Humorously, Invoice 10002 has a line item (bottom of the first page) for the time spent creating and paying invoice 10001. " -194666;1355018067;noagendamarket;S3052 is a glbse shareholder -194665;1355018110;pigeons;and so is -194664;1355018195;Ukto;0,0 -194663;1355018213;pigeons;n*a*e*d*m*r*e* -194662;1355018250;kakobreklaaa;>>replying to user bitarrow who contacted me by PM on the forum 0.08hrs 6.4pounds -194661;1355018252;kakobreklaaa;ftw! -194660;1355018283;kakobreklaaa;oh even better -194659;1355018308;kakobreklaaa;>>responded to mihai threads insults and accusations in staff channel on skype 0.67hrs 53 pounds -194658;1355018313;kakobreklaaa;threats* -194657;1355018328;pigeons;well he warned us all of the pirate ponzi, he deserves a little something for the effort -194656;1355018369;noagendamarket;$8000 ? -194655;1355018371;noagendamarket;lol -194654;1355018394;noagendamarket;Im just surprised he didnt charge "over $9000" -194653;1355018422;kakobreklaaa;8000 pounds is over 9000 usd -194652;1355018433;noagendamarket;lol so it is -194651;1355018449;pigeons;well they probably get the bitpay fee back as a bonus -194650;1355018480;noagendamarket;they can advertise the BFL scam on behalf of bitpay endlessly -194649;1355018531;noagendamarket;I dont always give 12 month interest fee loans but when I do its for equipoment that nevver arrives -194648;1355018756;mircea_popescu;lol -194647;1355018788;mircea_popescu;sooo there is bitcoin mag drama ? -194646;1355018798;mircea_popescu;cool, should bridge us over till asics. -194645;1355018834;pigeons;Diablo-D3: what is a watchable "anime" from netflix? -194644;1355018960;mircea_popescu;pigeons where did he warn us ? -194643;1355018994;pigeons;oh i thought vladimir was one of those guys very concerned about the pirate ponzi -194642;1355019008;pigeons;maybe i have him confised with some of the other nice russians -194641;1355019025;mircea_popescu;i think you do -194640;1355019044;mircea_popescu;you thinking of vandroyi's bet ? -194639;1355019052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00335055 = 4.3557 BTC [+] -194638;1355019055;pigeons;probably -194637;1355019075;mircea_popescu;the other few russians i know about were quite on board buying debt and all. -194636;1355019193;mircea_popescu;"So what you are saying is, you kicked out the only person who is not a crazy person," -194635;1355019197;mircea_popescu;dude i like greyhawk -194634;1355019440;mircea_popescu;he repeatedly threatened the shareholders to block an investment that would have brought over $65,000 in new capital and probably would have saved the company. -194633;1355019446;mircea_popescu;doesn't take so much to save these companies. -194632;1355019457;Ukto;pigeons: netflix/anime: none -194631;1355019460;Ukto;they are all dubbed -194630;1355019571;noagendamarket;If I see a bitcoin mag in the newsagents Im secretly going to wipe dogshit on the cover -194629;1355019604;noagendamarket;then send vlad an invoice for the dogshit -194628;1355019607;Namjies;does it have to be animes? -194627;1355019616;mircea_popescu;The above statement contains multiply slanderous false statements of facts. Which is likely result of libel campaign perpetrated against myself -194626;1355019619;mircea_popescu;ajhahaha! usagi LIVES! -194625;1355019645;mircea_popescu;so what's the real story here ? anyone actually know ? -194624;1355019651;pigeons;Namjies: no anything. i'm housitting -194623;1355019678;noagendamarket;bitcoin companies are all retarded -194622;1355019686;noagendamarket;thats the real story -194621;1355019691;Namjies;There's Futurama assuming you haven't already seen it. -194620;1355019718;pigeons;i think i'll defy advice and go with bruno -194619;1355019740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00052672 = 1.3168 BTC [-] -194618;1355019759;Namjies;What is that? -194617;1355019844;pigeons;sasha baren cohn (borat) is a flaming hairdresser who baits people in alabama on camera -194616;1355019887;mircea_popescu;so i started on a bitcoin drama timeline. -194615;1355019896;mircea_popescu;is anyone willing to halp ? there's no way i can remember it all. -194614;1355019913;Namjies;I forget within an hour... -194613;1355019925;kakobreklaaa;good idea -194612;1355019928;mircea_popescu;lets see here. mtgox hack. mybitcoin. -194611;1355019934;mircea_popescu;then came what , before bitcoinica ? -194610;1355019944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1821 @ 0.00052672 = 0.9592 BTC [-] -194609;1355019945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12179 @ 0.00052637 = 6.4107 BTC [-] -194608;1355019962;kakobreklaaa;tradehill counts? -194607;1355019967;noagendamarket;yes -194606;1355019968;mircea_popescu;surely. -194605;1355019984;mircea_popescu;was the bitdaytrade before pirate ? -194604;1355019996;noagendamarket;it was at the same time -194603;1355019999;kakobreklaaa;it ended after iirc -194602;1355020022;noagendamarket;also http://ringcoin.com -194601;1355020035;pigeons;bitomat.pl -194600;1355020039;kakobreklaaa;theres like 100 missing in between -194599;1355020040;noagendamarket;ah -194598;1355020046;mircea_popescu;please everyone dump his memories here -194597;1355020054;mircea_popescu;i'll compile a collection, document it nicely. -194596;1355020056;pigeons;btcex.com -194595;1355020062;mircea_popescu;just trying to make sure nothing is forgotten -194594;1355020065;pigeons;bitcoin7.com -194593;1355020066;mircea_popescu;da fuck was btcex ?! -194592;1355020070;mircea_popescu;wow. -194591;1355020079;mircea_popescu;see, i didn't even have close to the complete list. -194590;1355020098;kakobreklaaa;along with BDT is bitcoinrebate, same guy -194589;1355020103;Namjies;there's MNW large bet, Patrick Harnett, Pirate, GLBSE, Tradehill, Hashking, Usagi, Diablo-D3, Theymos/Mods, and the list would go on. -194588;1355020111;pigeons;BTCex is a russian exchange took everyones money, came back, ignored it for like a year than did it again down for maintenence last 3 months -194587;1355020114;Namjies;Lots of drama around these -194586;1355020139;pigeons;bitomat was when their aws ami used ephemeral storage and they terminated the instance and lost their wallet -194585;1355020145;kakobreklaaa;hey i got one,... glbse -194584;1355020153;mircea_popescu;yup glbse fo show -194583;1355020156;mircea_popescu;sure. -194582;1355020160;Namjies;I already said that -194581;1355020160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052885 = 2.2852 BTC [+] -194580;1355020161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16177 @ 0.00052899 = 8.5575 BTC [+] -194579;1355020162;noagendamarket;what about bitscalper -194578;1355020163;kakobreklaaa;for show as well. -194577;1355020170;Namjies;ah yes, bitscalper -194576;1355020174;mircea_popescu;that polish thing, which mtgox aquired ? -194575;1355020183;noagendamarket;bitscalper uis also to bitdaytrade guy lol -194574;1355020184;mircea_popescu;a yes bitomat.pl -194573;1355020189;mircea_popescu;and the slush/bitcoinica vps hack -194572;1355020202;kakobreklaaa;linode hack? -194571;1355020205;pigeons;moonco.in with the fake ICE page -194570;1355020213;noagendamarket;yes :D -194569;1355020222;pigeons;allinvain -194568;1355020243;noagendamarket;world bitcoin exchange - the aussie scam -194567;1355020249;pigeons;peter lambert -194566;1355020251;mircea_popescu;when did phantomcircuit mail the list of intersangro emails ? sometime q3-4 2011 -194565;1355020254;noagendamarket;haha -194564;1355020257;noagendamarket;Ubitex -194563;1355020277;noagendamarket;Shades Minoco -194562;1355020291;Namjies;I think all this drama requires a musical theme full of drama and madness. -194561;1355020291;noagendamarket;Wise Old Owl -194560;1355020295;pigeons;yes and bitlex stopped paying in his ponzi multiplier and just ignored the english forum for 2 years but stays on the german one -194559;1355020325;noagendamarket;what about ziggy and mybitcointrade or whatever it was -194558;1355020339;kakobreklaaa;i dunno but noone mentioned bfl, they are preety shit :) -194557;1355020357;Namjies;Anything ASIC related created some drama... -194556;1355020358;noagendamarket;definitely the next ponzi -194555;1355020362;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaaa cause only doing past. -194554;1355020364;Namjies;Everything creates drama. -194553;1355020380;mircea_popescu;future drama we do in a future installment. -194552;1355020394;kakobreklaaa;there was plenty of drama around bfl in the past -194551;1355020396;pigeons;shakaru -194550;1355020400;noagendamarket;womder when btcjam will blow -194549;1355020418;noagendamarket;*wonder -194548;1355020441;kakobreklaaa;also glasswalker mtgox 'hack' -194547;1355020456;mircea_popescu;o, the bitfloor guy -194546;1355020457;pigeons;plato -194545;1355020460;noagendamarket;the first mt gox hack was pretty dramatic -194544;1355020461;pigeons;bitcoin conference -194543;1355020468;Namjies;I propose this theme for Bitcoin Drama: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdWTJg6bf40 -194542;1355020468;mircea_popescu;pigeons plato ?! -194541;1355020470;mircea_popescu;what did he do !? -194540;1355020470;noagendamarket;what about Mybitcoin -194539;1355020474;pigeons;nothing -194538;1355020477;mircea_popescu;eh ? -194537;1355020481;noagendamarket;Bruce Fagner -194536;1355020506;mircea_popescu;what was mybitcoin loss in the end ? 200k ? 500k ? -194535;1355020563;Namjies;Astronomical. -194534;1355020577;Namjies;Estimated, of course. -194533;1355020614;mircea_popescu;250k usd at may 2011 rates -194532;1355020633;kakobreklaaa;there was btc-e drama, but they fixed it -194531;1355020636;mircea_popescu;seems 100k btc -194530;1355020671;kakobreklaaa;gpumax? -194529;1355020711;mircea_popescu;ya ties into the pirate thing. -194528;1355020742;noagendamarket;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83794.0 this is helpful -194527;1355020753;kakobreklaaa;also some poolse were scamming/hacke -194526;1355020754;kakobreklaaa;d -194525;1355021129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 228 @ 0.00052899 = 0.1206 BTC [+] -194524;1355021131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27818 @ 0.00052945 = 14.7282 BTC [+] -194523;1355021438;jurov;because they so totally don't look at all alike -194522;1355021466;mircea_popescu;lmao -194521;1355021475;mircea_popescu;well actually... we are both tall and dark haired. -194520;1355021524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18649 @ 0.00052945 = 9.8737 BTC [+] -194519;1355021526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1251 @ 0.00052952 = 0.6624 BTC [+] -194518;1355021806;jurov;imho it would be easier to list oldest standing btc enterprises -194517;1355021849;jurov;1. mtgox (though they use borderline scammy payout practices already) -194516;1355021881;jurov;2. maybe few pools -194515;1355021882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16166 @ 0.00052952 = 8.5602 BTC [+] -194514;1355021883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10634 @ 0.00052967 = 5.6325 BTC [+] -194513;1355021883;mircea_popescu;im curious what you have as 2 -194512;1355021888;jurov;3. mpoe -194511;1355021907;mircea_popescu;but yes, the pools should count for sure. -194510;1355021964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00052967 = 8.2629 BTC [+] -194509;1355022116;jurov;no idea what else. britcoin/intersango? virwox? -194508;1355022157;jurov;btc-e, vircurex -194507;1355022299;mircea_popescu;vircurex ?! -194506;1355022306;mircea_popescu;when did that happen ? -194505;1355022361;Namjies;He's just listing long standing BTC businesses. -194504;1355022437;mircea_popescu;o sorry, got confused -194503;1355022442;jurov;yes, just off my head. vircurex had found a spot in my heart for its uncontented ugliness -194502;1355022450;mircea_popescu;but intersango certainly dun work. -194501;1355022456;jurov;mpex never came close.. but then they fixed it -194500;1355022464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052838 = 2.2831 BTC [-] -194499;1355022464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00052805 = 10.1386 BTC [-] -194498;1355022466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4129 @ 0.00052654 = 2.1741 BTC [-] -194497;1355022488;jurov;intersango works afaik,just only in gbp -194496;1355022522;mircea_popescu;last i know the guy was pretty much telling everyone to fuck off/ not taking new accounts etc -194495;1355022563;jurov;they have shut down usd part or like that -194494;1355022609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052961 = 2.2884 BTC [+] -194493;1355022611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4735 @ 0.00052967 = 2.508 BTC [+] -194492;1355022612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8244 @ 0.00052997 = 4.3691 BTC [+] -194491;1355022720;pigeons;ok enough of this bruno -194490;1355022821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00335055 = 6.7011 BTC [+] -194489;1355022829;jurov;wassup, sis? -194488;1355022847;Ukto;ABM launched onto bitfunder -194487;1355022976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 206 @ 0.00052997 = 0.1092 BTC [+] -194486;1355022976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15414 @ 0.00053067 = 8.1797 BTC [+] -194485;1355022976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1580 @ 0.00053117 = 0.8392 BTC [+] -194484;1355023001;jurov;Ukto, you have deleted testing acct? it says it doesn't know my email -194483;1355023128;Ukto;jurov: db was wiped at launch -194482;1355023132;Ukto;your accoutn may have been copeid to sandbox -194481;1355023140;Ukto;https://sandbox.bitfunder.com -194480;1355023142;jurov;okay -194479;1355023146;Ukto;depending on when you signed up -194478;1355023257;jurov;np, i was just interested in assets -194477;1355023305;jurov;and the information is completely useless as to estimate the value -194476;1355023313;jurov;one probably would have to dig in btctalk to know how much MH/s they have, how much do they pay for electricity, etc. -194475;1355023382;jurov;Ukto, are they required to post monthly/quarterly report at least? -194474;1355023441;jurov;with nice disclaimer in the bottom "This is a lie in our opinion." lmao -194473;1355023455;jurov;https://bitfunder.com/terms -194472;1355023538;Ukto;lol -194471;1355023558;jurov;actually, this is a step beyond burnside's "none of this exists and all is for educational purposes" -194470;1355023586;mircea_popescu;http://betco.in/ -194469;1355023587;mircea_popescu;lol -194468;1355023588;Ukto;either way you get the same result 'this stuff is basically only worth something, as long as the community deems it worth something' -194467;1355023851;mircea_popescu;http://scanlab.name/?lang=eng -194466;1355023853;mircea_popescu;heh. -194465;1355023861;mircea_popescu;"o, need as much personal info as possible" -194464;1355023907;mircea_popescu;pigeons : make a btcjam offering, "Need 1337 BTC to make scanlab.name clone except ours will be much better (can't disclose much of the plan sorry)!" -194463;1355023911;mircea_popescu;2% a week or w.e -194462;1355023971;Ukto;lol -194461;1355024088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1970 @ 0.00053117 = 1.0464 BTC [+] -194460;1355024090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00053129 = 10.2539 BTC [+] -194459;1355024091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3144 @ 0.00053179 = 1.6719 BTC [+] -194458;1355024092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8627 @ 0.00053248 = 4.5937 BTC [+] -194457;1355024162;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -194456;1355024162;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 8 hours, 50 minutes, and 58 seconds ago: yeah, i don't think mp is married because he has too many women to do it legally in his country -194455;1355024172;thestringpuller;lololololol -194454;1355024192;thestringpuller;that made my life -194453;1355024354;mircea_popescu;!? -194452;1355024367;mircea_popescu;lmao what sorcery is this ? -194451;1355024474;jcpham;burn the witch! -194450;1355025605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00053248 = 5.4845 BTC [+] -194449;1355025767;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=8676.msg128018#msg128018 -194448;1355025776;mircea_popescu;am i the only one who finds it a little odd that the pic url is -194447;1355025780;mircea_popescu;http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/http://img839.imageshack.us/img839/73/rigsa.jpg -194446;1355026103;jurov;even if it's genuine, i'd fear i'll put some beverage on that table and accidentally spill it -194445;1355026165;jurov;maybe that's planned, they vanish, taking all bitcoins and say "sorry i have spilled coffee on it" -194444;1355026359;jurov;or perhaps "some unspecified bodily fluid" -194443;1355026409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23400 @ 0.00053248 = 12.46 BTC [+] -194442;1355027010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00052834 = 2.219 BTC [-] -194441;1355027011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052747 = 2.2792 BTC [-] -194440;1355027013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052738 = 2.2788 BTC [-] -194439;1355027014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1002 @ 0.00052716 = 0.5282 BTC [-] -194438;1355027083;mircea_popescu;lol -194437;1355027097;mircea_popescu;"sorry, the mining bond is closed because i got pissed and i pissed on the rig" -194436;1355027259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052736 = 2.2787 BTC [+] -194435;1355027261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20244 @ 0.00052716 = 10.6718 BTC [-] -194434;1355027481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6204 @ 0.00052716 = 3.2705 BTC [-] -194433;1355027482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7396 @ 0.00052654 = 3.8943 BTC [-] -194432;1355028777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053227 = 2.2999 BTC [+] -194431;1355028779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2970 @ 0.00053248 = 1.5815 BTC [+] -194430;1355028780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7109 @ 0.00053271 = 3.787 BTC [+] -194429;1355029435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052871 = 2.2846 BTC [-] -194428;1355029435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2279 @ 0.00052864 = 1.2048 BTC [-] -194427;1355029478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053253 = 2.3011 BTC [+] -194426;1355029479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7276 @ 0.00053271 = 3.876 BTC [+] -194425;1355029894;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 100 @ 0.2515799 = 25.158 BTC [-] -194424;1355030130;smickles;thestringpuller: yo mircea_popescu scorcery is as scorcery does -194423;1355030142;mircea_popescu;haha -194422;1355030766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053252 = 2.301 BTC [-] -194421;1355030768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4779 @ 0.00053271 = 2.5458 BTC [+] -194420;1355031083;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-drama-timeline/ << everyone please review and let me know if i missed anything -194419;1355031098;mircea_popescu;pigeons smickles kakobreklaaa Namjies and so on! -194418;1355031115;mircea_popescu;planning to add totals and a graph to it too -194417;1355031179;Namjies;I stopped reading your blog when it started prompting me for a fee. -194416;1355031209;mircea_popescu;a -194415;1355031236;smickles;Namjies: you get one credit every 7 days, up to 4 or 5, iirc -194414;1355031243;mircea_popescu;actually you get 5 a week -194413;1355031283;Namjies;Well fee/registration/etc. -194412;1355031345;kakobreklaaa;mnw doesnt belong there -194411;1355031348;kakobreklaaa;no coins really lost -194410;1355031353;kakobreklaaa;just a fool promisse -194409;1355031395;mircea_popescu;arguable all of them are that -194408;1355031399;mircea_popescu;why does glbse belongthen ? -194407;1355031403;smickles;dude, mircea_popescu shakaru, i think, got away with 5kbtc and 20kusd -194406;1355031413;mircea_popescu;o, so more like 10k ? -194405;1355031417;Namjies;It's not about loss, it's about drama -194404;1355031424;smickles;ya, and that's all that's been reported -194403;1355031430;kakobreklaaa;mircea_popescu mnw didnt accept any coin -194402;1355031455;mircea_popescu;updated -194401;1355031456;smickles;i didn't report the fact that he made betwee 300 and 600 btc worth of software sales that he neglected to pay to me -194400;1355031476;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaaa that's true -194399;1355031481;mircea_popescu;ill add a note -194398;1355031527;smickles;you should add gavin's bitcoin faucet to the linode hack, it was a minicule amount, but it was a 'sentimental' theft -194397;1355031528;mircea_popescu;added. -194396;1355031535;mircea_popescu;i have no sentimentsd. -194395;1355031661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053242 = 2.3006 BTC [-] -194394;1355031662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5093 @ 0.00053271 = 2.7131 BTC [+] -194393;1355031663;kakobreklaaa;also i see no reference of 'milk' -194392;1355031663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8536 @ 0.00053276 = 4.5476 BTC [+] -194391;1355031667;kakobreklaaa;but is ok. -194390;1355031671;smickles;wow, it feels like the total should be roughly equal to the amount of available btc -194389;1355031755;mircea_popescu;o, usagi ? -194388;1355031763;mircea_popescu;hm, has usagi actually embezzled 1k worth ? -194387;1355031770;mircea_popescu;heck, fuck it, he's worth the mention on the drama alone -194386;1355031786;mircea_popescu;actually also forgot diablo -194385;1355031822;Namjies;Don't forget to include Bitcoin itself in that drama list -194384;1355031846;mircea_popescu;lol -194383;1355031858;Namjies;and Silk Road. and those US people who had concerns about Bitcoins -194382;1355031884;Namjies;and pretty much everyone and everything that ever was in the vinicity of anything bitcoin related. -194381;1355031893;Namjies;Just to be on the safe side. -194380;1355031893;smickles;heh, i gave it to the /r/etards -194379;1355031915;mircea_popescu;silkroad is in there cause of "tony" -194378;1355031916;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14j542/the_bitcoin_drama_timeline/ -194377;1355031937;smickles;mircea_popescu: have you figured the total estimate yet? -194376;1355031957;smickles;I don't want to hit the '+' key that many times, it'll break -194375;1355031962;Namjies;From bitcoin-police http://asynclabs.com/contact-us -194374;1355031987;mircea_popescu;smickles working on it lol. -194373;1355031997;mircea_popescu;o shit, forgot the bfl ceo thing -194372;1355032016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00052871 = 0.8988 BTC [-] -194371;1355032026;Namjies;Seriously, these people can find a billion thing that's just no findable. How that thing was stumbled on I have no idea. -194370;1355032183;mircea_popescu;what is it Namjies ? -194369;1355032473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2621 @ 0.00052871 = 1.3857 BTC [-] -194368;1355032474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11171 @ 0.00052864 = 5.9054 BTC [-] -194367;1355032476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9111 @ 0.00052654 = 4.7973 BTC [-] -194366;1355032773;Namjies;Old website with basically the same logo as ButterflyLabs -194365;1355032787;Namjies;but called AsyncLabs -194364;1355032807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052666 = 2.2757 BTC [+] -194363;1355032809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12181 @ 0.00052665 = 6.4151 BTC [-] -194362;1355032810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64 @ 0.00052654 = 0.0337 BTC [-] -194361;1355032810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 488 @ 0.00052637 = 0.2569 BTC [-] -194360;1355032858;smickles;;;google define valid -194359;1355032858;gribble;Valid | Define Valid at Dictionary.com: ; Valid& | Define Valid& at Dictionary.com: ; valid - definition of valid by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus ...: -194358;1355032877;smickles;;;google define point -194357;1355032878;gribble;Point | Define Point at Dictionary.com: ; Point - math word definition - Math Open Reference: ; point - definition of point by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus ...: -194356;1355032890;smickles;no such thing as a valid point people -194355;1355032894;smickles;stop saying that shit -194354;1355033034;mircea_popescu;ok, muchly updated page. -194353;1355033062;mircea_popescu;hmmm, interesting stuff Namjies -194352;1355033077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052647 = 2.2749 BTC [+] -194351;1355033078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9879 @ 0.00052637 = 5.2 BTC [-] -194350;1355033129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00052637 = 6.0796 BTC [-] -194349;1355033277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053262 = 2.3015 BTC [+] -194348;1355033279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8228 @ 0.00053276 = 4.3835 BTC [+] -194347;1355033721;mircea_popescu;1.3 mn -194346;1355033807;noagendamarket;Scammers own more btc than anyone else -194345;1355034229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005325 = 2.3009 BTC [-] -194344;1355035137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18173 @ 0.00053268 = 9.6804 BTC [+] -194343;1355036325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26006 @ 0.00053268 = 13.8529 BTC [+] -194342;1355036326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8363 @ 0.00052637 = 4.402 BTC [-] -194341;1355036328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14888 @ 0.00052195 = 7.7708 BTC [-] -194340;1355036592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053249 = 2.3009 BTC [+] -194339;1355036593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5986 @ 0.00053276 = 3.1891 BTC [+] -194338;1355036594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00053284 = 5.8612 BTC [+] -194337;1355036596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6143 @ 0.00053287 = 3.2734 BTC [+] -194336;1355036597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1731 @ 0.00053294 = 0.9225 BTC [+] -194335;1355036621;mircea_popescu;e have received questions from publications such as BBC and from Emirates Airlines’ Open Skies magazine. -194334;1355036632;mircea_popescu;ahahaha ok this is great. the airlines magazine. -194333;1355037363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17518 @ 0.00053055 = 9.2942 BTC [-] -194332;1355038099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052204 = 2.2557 BTC [-] -194331;1355038101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12679 @ 0.00052195 = 6.6178 BTC [-] -194330;1355038447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053052 = 2.2924 BTC [+] -194329;1355038448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20629 @ 0.00053055 = 10.9447 BTC [+] -194328;1355038679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00052226 = 1.9846 BTC [-] -194327;1355038984;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 400 @ 0.21815916 = 87.2637 BTC [-] -194326;1355039665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1196 @ 0.00053055 = 0.6345 BTC [+] -194325;1355039666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 938 @ 0.00053294 = 0.4999 BTC [+] -194324;1355039668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1516 @ 0.00053303 = 0.8081 BTC [+] -194323;1355040108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6370 @ 0.00053303 = 3.3954 BTC [+] -194322;1355040110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3830 @ 0.00053304 = 2.0415 BTC [+] -194321;1355040291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 521 @ 0.00052226 = 0.2721 BTC [-] -194320;1355040292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5329 @ 0.00052195 = 2.7815 BTC [-] -194319;1355042160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16326 @ 0.00052224 = 8.5261 BTC [+] -194318;1355042991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1823 @ 0.00052195 = 0.9515 BTC [-] -194317;1355042993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16206 @ 0.00052057 = 8.4364 BTC [-] -194316;1355042994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6971 @ 0.00052052 = 3.6285 BTC [-] -194315;1355043303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052062 = 2.2496 BTC [+] -194314;1355043304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13279 @ 0.00052056 = 6.9125 BTC [-] -194313;1355043505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052069 = 2.2499 BTC [+] -194312;1355043507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10221 @ 0.00052056 = 5.3206 BTC [-] -194311;1355043508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19958 @ 0.00052052 = 10.3885 BTC [-] -194310;1355043903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7652 @ 0.00052052 = 3.983 BTC [-] -194309;1355043904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8124 @ 0.00052049 = 4.2285 BTC [-] -194308;1355044133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052209 = 2.256 BTC [+] -194307;1355044135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5979 @ 0.00052224 = 3.1225 BTC [+] -194306;1355044593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005207 = 2.2499 BTC [-] -194305;1355044594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5779 @ 0.00052049 = 3.0079 BTC [-] -194304;1355045394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00052049 = 6.5582 BTC [-] -194303;1355046514;Diablo-D3;anyone see nam lately? -194302;1355046581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4237 @ 0.00052049 = 2.2053 BTC [-] -194301;1355046583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18863 @ 0.00052043 = 9.8169 BTC [-] -194300;1355046944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052192 = 2.2552 BTC [+] -194299;1355046946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8152 @ 0.00052224 = 4.2573 BTC [+] -194298;1355046947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3127 @ 0.00052259 = 1.6341 BTC [+] -194297;1355047015;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 175 @ 0.20324472 = 35.5678 BTC [-] -194296;1355048014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052258 = 2.2581 BTC [-] -194295;1355048015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6379 @ 0.00052259 = 3.3336 BTC [+] -194294;1355048357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3826 @ 0.00052259 = 1.9994 BTC [+] -194293;1355048358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18451 @ 0.00052332 = 9.6558 BTC [+] -194292;1355048359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7559 @ 0.00052565 = 3.9734 BTC [+] -194291;1355048496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.0005255 = 2.1546 BTC [-] -194290;1355049353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8338 @ 0.00052156 = 4.3488 BTC [-] -194289;1355049354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052057 = 2.2494 BTC [-] -194288;1355049356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9959 @ 0.00052043 = 5.183 BTC [-] -194287;1355049356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6982 @ 0.0005203 = 3.6327 BTC [-] -194286;1355050871;mircea_popescu;;;later tell davout you know bitcoin-central is popping cert warnings -194285;1355050871;gribble;The operation succeeded. -194284;1355050888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 221 @ 0.0005255 = 0.1161 BTC [+] -194283;1355050889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7064 @ 0.00052565 = 3.7132 BTC [+] -194282;1355052157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052542 = 2.2703 BTC [-] -194281;1355052158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4927 @ 0.00052565 = 2.5899 BTC [+] -194280;1355052159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00052893 = 3.2794 BTC [+] -194279;1355053057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00053191 = 11.4361 BTC [+] -194278;1355053374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2835 @ 0.00053119 = 1.5059 BTC [-] -194277;1355053376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12943 @ 0.00052873 = 6.8434 BTC [-] -194276;1355053634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3422 @ 0.00052495 = 1.7964 BTC [-] -194275;1355053636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00053191 = 2.101 BTC [+] -194274;1355053636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16078 @ 0.00053304 = 8.5702 BTC [+] -194273;1355053762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052437 = 2.2658 BTC [-] -194272;1355053763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3079 @ 0.00052434 = 1.6144 BTC [-] -194271;1355054062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053299 = 2.303 BTC [+] -194270;1355054064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30092 @ 0.00053304 = 16.0402 BTC [+] -194269;1355054065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15443 @ 0.00053305 = 8.2319 BTC [+] -194268;1355054158;mircea_popescu;meanwhile back at the ranch http://clientsfromhell.net/post/4931111455/i-want-you-to-go-to-google-images-and-search-for -194267;1355054530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 180000 @ 0.00339 = 610.2 BTC [+] -194266;1355054625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 39226 @ 0.00339 = 132.9761 BTC [+] -194265;1355054684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 294 @ 0.00339 = 0.9967 BTC [+] -194264;1355054796;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 890 @ 0.13290581 = 118.2862 BTC [+] -194263;1355055073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 95000 @ 0.00339 = 322.05 BTC [+] -194262;1355055413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 101750 @ 0.00339 = 344.9325 BTC [+] -194261;1355057283;mircea_popescu;smickles http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14j542/the_bitcoin_drama_timeline/ seems they like it -194260;1355057479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17216 @ 0.00053262 = 9.1696 BTC [-] -194259;1355057481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7034 @ 0.00053305 = 3.7495 BTC [+] -194258;1355057795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8394 @ 0.00053305 = 4.4744 BTC [+] -194257;1355057797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4056 @ 0.00053313 = 2.1624 BTC [+] -194256;1355058009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052857 = 2.284 BTC [-] -194255;1355058010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1979 @ 0.00052845 = 1.0458 BTC [-] -194254;1355059375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00053111 = 2.1776 BTC [+] -194253;1355059592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005303 = 2.2914 BTC [-] -194252;1355059592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11915 @ 0.00053023 = 6.3177 BTC [-] -194251;1355059743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16335 @ 0.00053023 = 8.6613 BTC [-] -194250;1355059744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5915 @ 0.00052845 = 3.1258 BTC [-] -194249;1355060143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00052845 = 7.1869 BTC [-] -194248;1355060965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1756 @ 0.00052845 = 0.928 BTC [-] -194247;1355060967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21540 @ 0.00052722 = 11.3563 BTC [-] -194246;1355060968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6304 @ 0.00052434 = 3.3054 BTC [-] -194245;1355061157;PsychoticBoy;Do you own PGM shares? Pls vote: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=78638.60 -194244;1355061894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052455 = 2.2666 BTC [+] -194243;1355061895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8217 @ 0.00052434 = 4.3085 BTC [-] -194242;1355061897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00052353 = 4.9474 BTC [-] -194241;1355062366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00052083 = 4.4271 BTC [-] -194240;1355062793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7981 @ 0.00052257 = 4.1706 BTC [+] -194239;1355063410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18497 @ 0.00052083 = 9.6338 BTC [-] -194238;1355063567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00052083 = 1.4844 BTC [-] -194237;1355064002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3831 @ 0.00052257 = 2.002 BTC [+] -194236;1355064166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 221 @ 0.0005291 = 0.1169 BTC [+] -194235;1355064167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5050 @ 0.00052939 = 2.6734 BTC [+] -194234;1355064204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] [PAID] 500000 @ 0.00013201 = 66.00300001 BTC -194233;1355064610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053085 = 2.2938 BTC [+] -194232;1355064611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14133 @ 0.00053119 = 7.5073 BTC [+] -194231;1355064612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3946 @ 0.00053313 = 2.1037 BTC [+] -194230;1355065245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053289 = 2.3026 BTC [-] -194229;1355065246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1729 @ 0.00053313 = 0.9218 BTC [+] -194228;1355066578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00053313 = 3.1988 BTC [+] -194227;1355067104;pigeons;oh noes http://www.businessinsider.com/catfish-have-learned-how-to-hunt-pigeons-2012-12 -194226;1355067318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4994 @ 0.00053071 = 2.6504 BTC [-] -194225;1355067319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053013 = 2.2907 BTC [-] -194224;1355067321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8029 @ 0.00053003 = 4.2556 BTC [-] -194223;1355067322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1869 @ 0.00052543 = 0.982 BTC [-] -194222;1355068898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052134 = 2.2527 BTC [-] -194221;1355068899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8579 @ 0.00052131 = 4.4723 BTC [-] -194220;1355070081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052144 = 2.2531 BTC [+] -194219;1355070083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12079 @ 0.00052131 = 6.2969 BTC [-] -194218;1355070678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00052131 = 2.0331 BTC [-] -194217;1355071738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10754 @ 0.00052131 = 5.6062 BTC [-] -194216;1355071739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3653 @ 0.00052083 = 1.9026 BTC [-] -194215;1355071741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3943 @ 0.0005203 = 2.0515 BTC [-] -194214;1355072451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052181 = 2.2547 BTC [+] -194213;1355072452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5237 @ 0.00052188 = 2.7331 BTC [+] -194212;1355073159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4442 @ 0.00052242 = 2.3206 BTC [+] -194211;1355073161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6025 @ 0.0005203 = 3.1348 BTC [-] -194210;1355073161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18233 @ 0.00052024 = 9.4855 BTC [-] -194209;1355073466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3354 @ 0.00052059 = 1.7461 BTC [+] -194208;1355073652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 967 @ 0.00052059 = 0.5034 BTC [+] -194207;1355073653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10917 @ 0.00052024 = 5.6795 BTC [-] -194206;1355073654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15866 @ 0.00051965 = 8.2448 BTC [-] -194205;1355073794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2821 @ 0.00053013 = 1.4955 BTC [+] -194204;1355075134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1402 @ 0.0033995 = 4.7661 BTC [+] -194203;1355075136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 698 @ 0.0034 = 2.3732 BTC [+] -194202;1355075628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17555 @ 0.00051965 = 9.1225 BTC [-] -194201;1355076351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052105 = 2.2515 BTC [+] -194200;1355076352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12050 @ 0.00052139 = 6.2827 BTC [+] -194199;1355076503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00053013 = 0.7952 BTC [+] -194198;1355076504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7150 @ 0.00053048 = 3.7929 BTC [+] -194197;1355076506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00053313 = 6.4509 BTC [+] -194196;1355076872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053294 = 2.3028 BTC [-] -194195;1355076874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2909 @ 0.00053313 = 1.5509 BTC [+] -194194;1355076874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7684 @ 0.00053315 = 4.0967 BTC [+] -194193;1355077579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052661 = 2.2755 BTC [-] -194192;1355077580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7429 @ 0.00052653 = 3.9116 BTC [-] -194191;1355077580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00051965 = 3.1179 BTC [-] -194190;1355077667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053293 = 2.3028 BTC [+] -194189;1355077668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12316 @ 0.00053315 = 6.5663 BTC [+] -194188;1355077670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8613 @ 0.00053316 = 4.5921 BTC [+] -194187;1355077921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17650 @ 0.00053316 = 9.4103 BTC [+] -194186;1355078786;kakobreklaaa;more fun https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129941.0 -194185;1355078900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051974 = 2.2458 BTC [-] -194184;1355078902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16284 @ 0.00051965 = 8.462 BTC [-] -194183;1355078903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 445 @ 0.00051965 = 0.2312 BTC [-] -194182;1355078904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5738 @ 0.00051917 = 2.979 BTC [-] -194181;1355078905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00051907 = 4.2045 BTC [-] -194180;1355078907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5862 @ 0.00051869 = 3.0406 BTC [-] -194179;1355079359;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -194178;1355079361;gribble;Current Blocks: 211535 | Current Difficulty: 3438908.9601591 | Next Difficulty At Block: 211679 | Next Difficulty In: 144 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 2 hours, 9 minutes, and 36 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3378632.47116087 | Estimated Percent Change: -1.75277943373 -194177;1355079562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051902 = 2.2427 BTC [+] -194176;1355079566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005188 = 2.2417 BTC [-] -194175;1355079568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23949 @ 0.00051869 = 12.4221 BTC [-] -194174;1355080009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1047 @ 0.00051869 = 0.5431 BTC [-] -194173;1355080010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5103 @ 0.00051833 = 2.645 BTC [-] -194172;1355080727;smickles;mircea_popescu is a "counterstrike-playing-forever-alone-keyboard-hero" -194171;1355080762;smickles;source: http://bit.ly/TL9LNh -194170;1355080843;smickles;lol, I <3 garziks's comment -194169;1355080850;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14j542/the_bitcoin_drama_timeline/c7dlcra -194168;1355082328;Namjies;Aye, no one to loan me 100 BTC for BitVPS shares as collateral? -194167;1355082342;smickles;hmm -194166;1355082379;smickles;has there been any development in the uncertainty with BitVPS? -194165;1355082383;Namjies;What uncertainty? -194164;1355082404;Namjies;People just say rg is not much around, as far as I know. -194163;1355082407;smickles;well, for a time they weren't fulfilling their shareholder contract obligations -194162;1355082425;smickles;rg said he wanted to sell bitvps to his boss -194161;1355082425;smickles;they said no -194160;1355082451;smickles;also, rg may have said that he doesn't care about bitcoin now that he has a job -194159;1355082464;Namjies;Ah. Not what I heard. -194158;1355082486;smickles;it was quoted to me in a pm -194157;1355082499;smickles;(the bit about not caring) -194156;1355082524;smickles;the rest of it, and rg not being around much are from my reading of #bitvps -194155;1355082539;smickles;also, gruble (iirc) ran off with the paypal account -194154;1355082543;Namjies;He did say he was working 60+ hours weeks hence why he wasn't around much. But if I leave him a PM he answers me after some time. -194153;1355082561;Diablo-D3;Namjies: okay so -194152;1355082572;Diablo-D3;Namjies: refresh my memories -194151;1355082577;smickles;when i pm him he doesn't answer :( -194150;1355082581;Diablo-D3;Namjies: btc-mining is yours, right? -194149;1355082592;Namjies;Yes -194148;1355082597;Namjies;Ah -194147;1355082653;mircea_popescu;ahh what did i miss -194146;1355082692;Diablo-D3;Namjies: okay so -194145;1355082695;Diablo-D3;for those who own shares -194144;1355082698;mircea_popescu;pigeons i was reading that yest. -194143;1355082702;Diablo-D3;we are fucked, right? -194142;1355082711;mircea_popescu;dunno what the big deal is, catfish jumped out of water since 4evar. -194141;1355082723;smickles;Namjies: I might lend 100btc with MPBOR as colat. -194140;1355082771;Namjies;Last I heard last week, he had a new provider for servers. (Maybe his boss? Maybe that's the company he works for). He'd keep the BitVPS front and dividends as usual but would rent servers there. He's apparently very happy about it. Lower costs for him, and he gets 24/7 support free from the provider. Plus automatic provision upon payment. -194139;1355082783;PsychoticBoy;good evening -194138;1355082796;smickles;;;seen doffx -194137;1355082802;mircea_popescu;smickles lol @cbeast. wtf is with people -194136;1355082803;gribble;doffx was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 21 hours, 41 minutes, and 52 seconds ago: That is for sure. -194135;1355082816;Namjies;He'd keep all the old nodes around the world for current customers. -194134;1355082829;Diablo-D3;Namjies: answer meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee -194133;1355082843;Namjies;I was answering smickles first, sorry. -194132;1355082852;smickles;mircea_popescu: sweet, savory comments, that's what's up -194131;1355082870;mircea_popescu;who is he anyway -194130;1355082873;Namjies;I'm not sure about BTC-MINING. I have to get a hold of Amazingrando. -194129;1355082888;mircea_popescu;41 up votes 11 down votes whoa that;s pretty hefty. -194128;1355082895;Diablo-D3;amazingrando probably like fled to pirate's house in the gayman islands -194127;1355082912;smickles;Namjies: it is his boss/company that he works for that is the new provider, nice rigs apparently too. -194126;1355082961;smickles;mircea_popescu: cbeast? isn't he one of those animal derivetive transformers? -194125;1355082974;mircea_popescu;i have no idea -194124;1355083002;Diablo-D3;HOLD THE FUCKING PHONE HERE -194123;1355083006;Diablo-D3;who the fuck owns nameterrific? -194122;1355083010;smickles;"I don't vote on nonissues" -194121;1355083020;Diablo-D3;smickles, mircea_popescu, I know one of you two fucking know this -194120;1355083028;smickles;42 -194119;1355083044;smickles;Diablo-D3: zt -194118;1355083047;Namjies;I don't -194117;1355083071;mircea_popescu;isn't it the new start-up genjix was pusghing ? -194116;1355083075;smickles;as in the notorious z-o-t -194115;1355083086;Diablo-D3;https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4894376 -194114;1355083088;smickles;zhoutong -194113;1355083090;Diablo-D3;get hn accounts, flag. -194112;1355083115;smickles;;;ud zot -194111;1355083116;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=zot | The sound an anteater makes when sticking out its long tongue. -194110;1355083130;smickles;what? -194109;1355083135;Diablo-D3;I thought that was more of a troz -194108;1355083142;smickles;no USENET Oracal referrence? -194107;1355083151;Diablo-D3;smickles: no, you want nethack for that -194106;1355083228;smickles;jeez even such as wikipedia get it -194105;1355083250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00338347 = 2.7068 BTC [-] -194104;1355083251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 470 @ 0.0033 = 1.551 BTC [-] -194103;1355083260;Diablo-D3;so according to this -194102;1355083269;Diablo-D3;zhoutong lives in melbourne -194101;1355083275;Diablo-D3;why the fuck has no one beat coins out of him yet -194100;1355083283;smickles;i did hear him claim to move down under -194099;1355083309;mircea_popescu;heh it's official, twitter eats trades. -194098;1355083404;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I thought we already knew that -194097;1355083413;Diablo-D3;its probably the maximum message limit -194096;1355083413;Diablo-D3;you can only do like 100 tweets a day or some shit -194095;1355083426;Diablo-D3;just wire your own irc bot up or some shit -194094;1355083431;mircea_popescu;nah cause it ate the first in a 3 items line-up -194093;1355083449;mircea_popescu;there was another trade in s.dice with those two, for like 8k -194092;1355083569;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129941.0 -194091;1355083599;mircea_popescu;i had no idea your entire fund was worth like 100 btc. -194090;1355083636;smickles;mircea_popescu: I warned you that the twitter api use rules had changed -194089;1355083646;kakobrekla;we should change the protocol -194088;1355083650;mircea_popescu;srsly. -194087;1355083693;smickles;http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/Mircea_Popescu#Accolades -194086;1355083789;mircea_popescu;which advertises mpex... -194085;1355083828;PsychoticBoy; i had no idea your entire fund was worth like 100 btc.<< I have only bought back 20% of 1000 shares which represent 1 BFL single so -194084;1355083846;mircea_popescu;so the guy is only talking of 10% ? -194083;1355083848;PsychoticBoy;ABM is up at BitFunder -194082;1355083862;PsychoticBoy;he only owned 70 shares of that 200 -194081;1355083879;PsychoticBoy;so he did recieve 7.7 btc -194080;1355083893;PsychoticBoy;only he thinks its not enough -194079;1355083951;Diablo-D3;fucking little shit -194078;1355083990;mircea_popescu;so basically, bitcoin magazine is done for. -194077;1355083991;Diablo-D3;I think everyone here should get hn accounts -194076;1355084002;Diablo-D3;then flag that story and downvote zhoutong -194075;1355084032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.0034 = 4.08 BTC [+] -194074;1355084086;mircea_popescu;what's hn again ? -194073;1355084129;mircea_popescu;"Mihai never denied this. His whole point had been that his girlfriend deserves cash and/or equity because Vladimir's wife had already been paid cash/equity." -194072;1355084130;smickles;hackernews? -194071;1355084136;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: hacker news -194070;1355084147;mircea_popescu;hahaha o god ty bitcoin for being here for when there's nothing on snl -194069;1355084173;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you're basically proposing we all get another set of btctalk accounts. ffs. -194068;1355084184;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no -194067;1355084193;Diablo-D3;hackernews is pg's news site -194066;1355084202;Diablo-D3;ie, people with lots of money read this stie -194065;1355084221;mircea_popescu;trust me. people with lots of money read nothing. -194064;1355084221;Diablo-D3;well, lots of money and/or access to lots of money because they run lucrative tech startups in the bay area -194063;1355084230;mircea_popescu;yaya access to lots of money's cocks. -194062;1355084231;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you'd be surprised -194061;1355084250;Diablo-D3;I know a guy who has a lot of money and finds it fun to troll irc -194060;1355084274;Diablo-D3;then again, he wrote most of the code that modern ircds use (including the one you're talking on right now) -194059;1355084277;Diablo-D3;so /me shrugs -194058;1355084313;Diablo-D3;I know strange people. -194057;1355084326;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: also, who the fuck is mpoe_pr? -194056;1355084336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053292 = 2.3027 BTC [+] -194055;1355084338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7079 @ 0.00053316 = 3.7742 BTC [+] -194054;1355084353;mircea_popescu;the chick that reads for me. -194053;1355084361;Diablo-D3;cant she get a real accouunt? -194052;1355084364;Diablo-D3;with a real name? -194051;1355084372;Diablo-D3;and stop acting like a meat condom -194050;1355084396;mircea_popescu;say wut ? -194049;1355084483;Diablo-D3; EVERYONE, MY LORD AND MASTER, MIRCEA, DEMANDS THAT YOU THROW EGGS AT NEFARIO'S HOUSE -194048;1355084484;mircea_popescu;how do you figure mpoe-pr is less "real" than diablo-d3 ? -194047;1355084499;Diablo-D3;because Ive been using it since 1991 and its not named "DMC-PR" -194046;1355084536;mircea_popescu;i'm pretty sure if it weren't for mpoe/mpex she wouldn't be touching that forum with a 10 foot cock. -194045;1355084586;Diablo-D3;and since you dont have a ten foot cock, we'll never know -194044;1355084750;mircea_popescu;meh, the bitcoin mag drama is fizzling. -194043;1355084758;mircea_popescu;what shall be next week's bread ?! -194042;1355084949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052569 = 2.2715 BTC [-] -194041;1355084951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7829 @ 0.00052556 = 4.1146 BTC [-] -194040;1355085203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14171 @ 0.00052556 = 7.4477 BTC [-] -194039;1355085205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4179 @ 0.00052472 = 2.1928 BTC [-] -194038;1355085264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053312 = 2.3036 BTC [+] -194037;1355085264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 981 @ 0.00053316 = 0.523 BTC [+] -194036;1355085490;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -194035;1355085492;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0033 / 0.0033888 / 0.0034 (437077 shares, 1,481.17 BTC), 30day: 0.00308319 / 0.00333957 / 0.0034 (1711907 shares, 5,717.04 BTC) -194034;1355085532;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -194033;1355085533;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.27092, Best ask: 13.27093, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.27092, 24 hour volume: 27457.97185821, 24 hour low: 13.02100, 24 hour high: 13.53000, 24 hour vwap: 13.24630 -194032;1355085549;mircea_popescu;smickles "He also charted the losses over time and used it to speculate that we may soon see a 1 million BTC loss soon." <<< too many soons -194031;1355085581;Diablo-D3;>1 million btc loss -194030;1355085583;Diablo-D3;so... all of it? -194029;1355085744;smickles;oh lol, i need a proof reader -194028;1355085871;Namjies;mircea_popescu, next week's bread will be sourdough because of the sour aftertaste it will leave. -194027;1355085879;smickles;heh, apparently, people who come come look at my blog, now -on average- view a second page of it as well :D -194026;1355085902;Namjies;Sounds like all an achievement. -194025;1355085944;Namjies;Also, who else was not aware BitVPS dividends seen on MPEx is split on 500k shares, not 1 million? -194024;1355086033;Namjies;Apparently, few others than those who received dividends know about it. -194023;1355086071;smickles;Namjies: it's a quirk of the way mpex works -194022;1355086076;smickles;iirc -194021;1355086091;mircea_popescu;yeah. because only half the shares are actually available to issuer. -194020;1355086122;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [S.BVPS] [PAID] 500000 @ 0.00013201 = 66.00300001 BTC << i think anyone who's on irc knows about it -194019;1355086131;Namjies;Is it so for all issuers? -194018;1355086147;mircea_popescu;yes. because shares are non-voting the owner can never sell more than half thr shares -194017;1355086162;mircea_popescu;this is actually enforced by he never having more than half the shares at all. -194016;1355086192;Namjies;Ah. I didn't know it was forced on all issuers. -194015;1355086195;mircea_popescu;yup. -194014;1355086214;mircea_popescu;otherwise someone could issue 1mn shares, sell 999k or w/e and just go all vladimir -194013;1355086235;Namjies;SatoshiDice has only 10% issued on MPEx, not 50% tho, if I recall correctly? -194012;1355086241;mircea_popescu;yes. -194011;1355086250;Namjies;So it can be less too. Just not over 50% -194010;1355086251;smickles;woah, was that nearly a 4% dividend? -194009;1355086258;Namjies;4.4% -194008;1355086266;mircea_popescu;smickles was a pretty huge dividend yeah. im kinda sorry i sold mine -194007;1355086272;Namjies;based on a price of 0.003 -194006;1355086281;mircea_popescu;!ticker S.BVPS -194005;1355086282;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.00200004 / 0.00309201 / 0.00349995 (194457 shares, 601.26 BTC) -194004;1355086285;smickles;price is .0034 now tho -194003;1355086295;mircea_popescu;30 day avg seems a fair price point -194002;1355086310;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00013201 / 0.00309201 -194001;1355086330;gribble;0.0426939110805 -194000;1355086344;Namjies;Aye -193999;1355086349;smickles;er, i was looking at the s.dice price, i guess -193998;1355086414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1000 @ 0.003725 = 3.725 BTC [+] -193997;1355086449;Namjies;I guess someone wanted the remaining ask -193996;1355086469;smickles;there's no asks left? -193995;1355086481;Namjies;and another appeared for 1.5k at 0.004 -193994;1355086486;Namjies;Odd -193993;1355086511;Namjies;I bought most asks by now. -193992;1355086523;Namjies;I don't see much asks. -193991;1355086622;mircea_popescu;so month's output on mpex was -193990;1355086641;mircea_popescu;;;calc 216.98548119 + 401.57162897 + 66.00300001 -193989;1355086642;gribble;684.56011017 -193988;1355086651;mircea_popescu;like 14 blocks -193987;1355086658;mircea_popescu;o no wait. reward halved. like 28 blocks -193986;1355086667;Namjies;Yes -193985;1355086679;mircea_popescu;this not counting options of course, that's be another 2.1k -193984;1355086681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052483 = 2.2678 BTC [-] -193983;1355086681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10879 @ 0.00052472 = 5.7084 BTC [-] -193982;1355086774;mircea_popescu;;;bc,calc 325000000 -193981;1355086775;gribble;use the 'gentime' command instead -193980;1355086783;mircea_popescu;;;gentime 32500000 -193979;1355086784;gribble;The average time to generate a block at 32500000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 3438908.96016, is 7 minutes and 34 seconds -193978;1355086802;mircea_popescu;;;calc 3600*24*30 -193977;1355086803;gribble;2592000 -193976;1355086805;mircea_popescu;;;calc 3600*24*30 / 28 -193975;1355086808;gribble;92571.4285714 -193974;1355086824;mircea_popescu;;;gentime 325000 -193973;1355086825;gribble;The average time to generate a block at 325000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 3438908.96016, is 12 hours, 37 minutes, and 26 seconds -193972;1355086856;smickles;Namjies: you have the market cornered on s.bvps then? -193971;1355086863;mircea_popescu;so mpex mines with like 160Gh/s -193970;1355086886;smickles;mircea_popescu: sounds like you're getting into dmc math -193969;1355086897;mircea_popescu;:D -193968;1355086915;Namjies;I have 77% of circulating shares (175k) -193967;1355086925;Namjies;Assuming rg didn't sell any more. -193966;1355086940;mircea_popescu;iirc rg liked the price going up -193965;1355086940;Namjies;So that sounds about accurate. -193964;1355087014;mircea_popescu;Dr. J R Gribble, PHD Psychology -193963;1355087019;mircea_popescu;http://www.everydayhealth.com/doctors/dr-j-r-gribble-phd-63246379 -193962;1355087042;Namjies;Whut? -193961;1355087067;smickles;nanotube should claim that profile -193960;1355087072;Namjies;That seemed random -193959;1355087077;Namjies;Yes, he should -193958;1355087098;mircea_popescu;http://mining.bitcoin.cz/stats/ look rg has an ad on slush's pool ?! -193957;1355087138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21629 @ 0.00052472 = 11.3492 BTC [-] -193956;1355087189;Ukto;nice -193955;1355087236;Namjies;RG has ads in many places I think. I thought he hosted a few well known bitcoin service and had his link place on those. -193954;1355087275;Namjies;I'm not sure if he pays for ads or if there's deals for them. -193953;1355087275;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. didn't know about this one -193952;1355087395;Namjies;I always say BitVPS as a good choice on MPEx -193951;1355087424;Namjies;Only reason I didn't get more before was the ~6% weekly profit I was making trading on GLBSE instead. -193950;1355087442;mircea_popescu;there was a passthrough anyway -193949;1355087444;mircea_popescu;or was there ? -193948;1355087445;Diablo-D3;yeah, lot good that did -193947;1355087463;smickles;brendio did it -193946;1355087493;smickles;you offered it to me, seems i was smart to decline -193945;1355087504;Namjies;Yes, there was. I had brendio get back my pass-through shares and transfer them to me on MPEx when I got my account. Soon after, GLBSE closed. -193944;1355087513;mircea_popescu;lol lucky move. -193943;1355087527;Namjies;Aye -193942;1355087642;mircea_popescu;jesus god will i never get this motherfucking oil sorted out -193941;1355087645;mircea_popescu;gah -193940;1355087681;Namjies;Well luckily I didn't borrow on GLBSE at a high interest. 0.5% weekly was very high already. Sure there was large margins for trading on price differences but I was fearing a large loss was inevitable. Wasn't expecting GLBSE closing tho. -193939;1355087724;mircea_popescu;heh. the mpbor is what, 10% pm -193938;1355087861;Namjies;mpbor? -193937;1355087967;mircea_popescu;well yes ? first time you hear of it ? -193936;1355088167;Namjies;No, I forgot how that works however. -193935;1355088195;mircea_popescu;it's the mpoe bonds settlement price -193934;1355088205;mircea_popescu;acts as a sort of universal rate for a month -193933;1355088304;Namjies;Yes, there was interest too for balances related to that but it was abolished I believe. Probably because MPEx's capital meet the demand in full? -193932;1355088404;mircea_popescu;no, mostly because there's no sane way to use the balances. -193931;1355088440;mircea_popescu;as in, the entire lending of btc thing is borkt. -193930;1355088461;mircea_popescu;what'd you do ?! -193929;1355088485;smickles;oh you know, but it's a secret -193928;1355088533;mircea_popescu;on the firm belief that a system that's not built to thrive on trolls isn't built to last. -193927;1355088620;smickles;hey, i thought the mpoe statemtnets weren't behind the wall :| -193926;1355088648;smickles;it's like i temp. deleted that cookie for no good reason :P -193925;1355088681;mircea_popescu;too much hassle to make exclusions :D -193924;1355088713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18050 @ 0.00052764 = 9.5239 BTC [+] -193923;1355088713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11963 @ 0.00052472 = 6.2772 BTC [-] -193922;1355088715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6747 @ 0.00051833 = 3.4972 BTC [-] -193921;1355088716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 517 @ 0.00051831 = 0.268 BTC [-] -193920;1355088990;Namjies;Aren't those statement published on bitcointalk too anyway? -193919;1355089054;mircea_popescu;yup -193918;1355089086;Namjies;Aye -193917;1355089108;Namjies;Well I'll be AFK for a bit. -193916;1355089137;EskimoBob;is brendio still in hiding? I like to dump that BitVPS PT crap on him he sold to GLBSE -193915;1355089238;dub;woah Namjies is double hyphenated -193914;1355089276;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob prolly Namjies wants to buy -193913;1355089483;Namjies;Is brendio actually gone? -193912;1355089534;Namjies;How much was there in that pass-through when GLBSE closed by the way? -193911;1355089548;EskimoBob;he lurks around the forum but is not answering to pm and questions. -193910;1355089549;Namjies;also, what do you mean, dub? -193909;1355089560;Namjies;Hmm... -193908;1355089595;dub;actually I think a single name has to have two hyphens -193907;1355089600;mircea_popescu;;;seen brendio -193906;1355089600;gribble;brendio was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 14 weeks, 2 days, 4 hours, 40 minutes, and 39 seconds ago: *nef -193905;1355089608;EskimoBob;So mircea_popescu, how do you like that "short sell" gigamining idea? -193904;1355089608;mircea_popescu;ya haven't seen much of him -193903;1355089610;dub;whereas you have one in each name -193902;1355089622;dub;if that is your real name, which it seems to be -193901;1355089630;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob neither here nor there. -193900;1355089637;Namjies;Oh, my actual name. -193899;1355089639;Namjies;Yes. -193898;1355089660;Namjies;EskimoBob: I bought almost all of BitVPS on MPEx by now. How many shares were circulating in the pass-through? -193897;1355089666;Namjies;Do you have any idea? -193896;1355089682;dub;Namjies: thanks for the payout anyway -193895;1355089684;mircea_popescu;50k or something ? -193894;1355089687;EskimoBob;Namjies: I do not now put this is probably in the forum -193893;1355089722;dub;my first glbse recovery -193892;1355089730;Namjies;There's only 39k shares left I don't own. -193891;1355089735;EskimoBob;I have few and I like to get rid of them but brendio is gone -193890;1355089761;EskimoBob;Namjies: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87358.msg1090543#msg1090543 -193889;1355089765;Namjies;If he had more than that owed, I probably bought em off of him by now that means. -193888;1355089833;Namjies;Ah, maybe he doesn't have more than that. He might have those 39k shares I'm missing. -193887;1355089851;EskimoBob;I have a tiny fraction of those -193886;1355089858;EskimoBob;BIB.BVPS -193885;1355089898;Namjies;Before GLBSE closed, I had passthrough shares I had transfered to MPEx and were removed from the pass-through. Maybe others did the same. -193884;1355089906;Namjies;Hopefully he still have those shares. -193883;1355089924;dub;Namjies: what did the kraken pt ipo at? was it 0.1? -193882;1355089924;Namjies;Yes -193881;1355089929;Namjies;No -193880;1355089929;Namjies;0.01 -193879;1355089935;Namjies;missing one zero -193878;1355089940;dub;k, ta -193877;1355089956;Namjies;Had 500 BTC/50000 shares. -193876;1355089991;Namjies;Including over 100 BTC from me because I was keeping more deposited than I had sold so divs were always covered. -193875;1355090005;EskimoBob;looks like http://www.bitvps.com hav latest info from june. Did they go under? -193874;1355090035;mircea_popescu;they just paid dividend. -193873;1355090074;Namjies;66 BTC / 500k shares -193872;1355090097;Namjies;Which means monthly profit total was ~1700 USD this month. -193871;1355090199;Namjies;Well, they didn't go under at all. -193870;1355090217;Namjies;New provider with cheaper nodes for better. Plus 24/7 support. -193869;1355090237;Namjies;Is what rg will be getting from his new employer apparently. -193868;1355090457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.0005308 = 1.327 BTC [+] -193867;1355090459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053284 = 2.3024 BTC [+] -193866;1355090460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 258 @ 0.00053316 = 0.1376 BTC [+] -193865;1355090461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00053317 = 2.3459 BTC [+] -193864;1355090462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6521 @ 0.00053319 = 3.4769 BTC [+] -193863;1355090610;Rothgar;assbot you smell -193862;1355090645;Namjies;Hey Roth. I see you have your eye on the bot. -193861;1355090670;Rothgar;yea, looking good if it weren't for that smell -193860;1355090737;Rothgar;assbot, take a shower and I'll take you out -193859;1355090798;Rothgar;assbot, I might be able to arrange a threesome if you clean up. -193858;1355090908;mircea_popescu;o look, it's a Rothgar -193857;1355090911;Namjies;Yeah, don't go around flirting too much. I've seen you with danieldaniel earlier. You'll get your conquests jealous! -193856;1355090947;Rothgar;OK maybe I should take it private. -193855;1355091050;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129941.0 << do I deserve a Scammer Tag? -193854;1355091414;jurov;namijes, you can do 'BUY|S.BVPS|2000' nao :p -193853;1355091511;Namjies;... yeah right -193852;1355091641;jurov;apparently mpex considers price above 9999 to be malformed order -193851;1355091693;Namjies;Well I fear the day shares will be worth over 131000 USD a piece -193850;1355091720;Namjies;That's like 500x the price of shares of top corporations. -193849;1355091768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053292 = 2.3027 BTC [-] -193848;1355091771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8579 @ 0.00053319 = 4.5742 BTC [+] -193847;1355091771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9044 @ 0.00053328 = 4.823 BTC [+] -193846;1355091781;jurov;oh, just few more rounds of quantitative easing will do -193845;1355091850;EskimoBob;PsychoticBoy: how many shares did you sell? -193844;1355092027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053323 = 2.3041 BTC [-] -193843;1355092027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20956 @ 0.00053328 = 11.1754 BTC [+] -193842;1355092028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 973 @ 0.00053329 = 0.5189 BTC [+] -193841;1355092073;mircea_popescu;jurov huh ? -193840;1355092125;Namjies;How many he sold is irrelevant. 1 share = 1/1000th -193839;1355092142;Namjies;If he sells 1, then the person who bought it owns 1/1000th. -193838;1355092171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14150 @ 0.00053329 = 7.5461 BTC [+] -193837;1355092188;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 775 @ 0.19181095 = 148.6535 BTC [-] -193836;1355092224;mircea_popescu;Namjies berkshire is something like 100k iirc -193835;1355092296;mircea_popescu;a, jurov, yes, 9999.99999999 BTC is the most you can pay for a unit. -193834;1355092307;mircea_popescu;"should be enough for anyone" -193833;1355092350;jurov;it's not enough for precious last bvps share -193832;1355092359;mircea_popescu;awell -193831;1355092410;dub;make it 640k? -193830;1355092419;mircea_popescu;lol -193829;1355092425;mircea_popescu;wasn't it 64k ? -193828;1355092432;mircea_popescu;nono, it was 4k! -193827;1355092443;mircea_popescu;whereas this is quite literally over 9 thousand. -193826;1355092477;jurov;hehe, it's actually 999999999999. unless mircea uses floats -193825;1355092540;jurov;like other professional futures platforms -193824;1355092549;mircea_popescu;which we shan;t name -193823;1355092567;Namjies;mircea_popescu, I suppose there's a very low count issued. -193822;1355092626;mircea_popescu;Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK-A) -NYSE 131,090.00 150.00 -193821;1355092631;mircea_popescu;Market Cap: 217.09B -193820;1355092640;mircea_popescu;so like 1.x mn issued. -193819;1355092663;mircea_popescu;fancy that it would be EXACTLY 131 -193818;1355092808;mircea_popescu;and with that i'm off. have a ball everyone. -193817;1355092824;Namjies;MPEx would support Berkshire Hathaway prices, no higher. -193816;1355118945;smickles;dub: i meant the battleship comment ;) -193815;1355118953;mircea_popescu;ahh how goes! -193814;1355118977;smickles;mircea_popescu: my comment on your post is my most viewed blog post -193813;1355118989;mircea_popescu;hehe -193812;1355118999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052338 = 2.2615 BTC [-] -193811;1355119001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8679 @ 0.0005232 = 4.5409 BTC [-] -193810;1355119007;mircea_popescu;trilema is an old dragon -193809;1355119032;smickles;it got accused of blogspam too :) -193808;1355119046;smickles;and more of this http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/btc-is-scammed-about-as-much-as-usd/#comment-183 -193807;1355119187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052321 = 2.2608 BTC [+] -193806;1355119189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2329 @ 0.0005232 = 1.2185 BTC [-] -193805;1355119190;mircea_popescu;lol blogspam ? caus hwy ? -193804;1355119297;smickles;i guess that they didn't understand I was highlighting something you said at the end of what many may consider a ;tldr -193803;1355119329;mircea_popescu;ya well. part of free market is no matter what happens there'll be someone to explain why it's wrong/dangerous/etc. -193802;1355119332;mircea_popescu;this isn't realyl a bad thing. -193801;1355119394;pigeons;http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4894376 -193800;1355119400;smickles;mircea_popescu: also, this was funny http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14k1go/btc_is_scammed_about_as_much_as_usd/c7dvwy2 -193799;1355119428;mircea_popescu;"It's really unfortunate that the link you referenced contained too many wrong understandings and misrepresentations. " -193798;1355119429;mircea_popescu;lol. -193797;1355119469;smickles;mircea_popescu: even better ZT to D3: "You're a credible person,..." -193796;1355119476;mircea_popescu;smickles o, he's going to assume something stupid ? o noes! that hurts me SO BAD -193795;1355119478;pigeons;he isn't not lying -193794;1355119503;mircea_popescu;but anyways : i suspect some pretty big news coming out of mpex today. -193793;1355119518;smickles;:O -193792;1355119601;pigeons;nameterrific makes a good mpex listing, good move -193791;1355119703;mircea_popescu;;;google catfish pigeons -193790;1355119704;gribble;Catfish learning to hunt pigeons on land (VIDEO) | The Sideshow ...: ; Catfish Hunt Pigeons: Fish Catch Birds On Land In Display Of ...: ; Putting the cat(fish) among the pigeons | (1 more message) -193789;1355119726;pigeons;yes, that is disturbing -193788;1355119834;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.23552546 = 235.5255 BTC [-] -193787;1355119841;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1000 @ 0.18937934 = 189.3793 BTC [-] -193786;1355119868;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.29021761 = 290.2176 BTC [+] -193785;1355120049;smickles;https://www.facebook.com/mircea.popescu.714 -193784;1355120060;smickles;MP likes Harry Potter :D -193783;1355120075;pigeons;mircea looks like jerry seinfeld -193782;1355120084;smickles;and is interested in converse shoes :o -193781;1355120089;pigeons;on his blog he looks like kramer -193780;1355120098;mircea_popescu;omg who is that dood -193779;1355120108;smickles;oh no, THIS is MP https://www.facebook.com/mircea.popescu.509 -193778;1355120117;mircea_popescu;dude they really have 714 mp's on fb ?! -193777;1355120125;mircea_popescu;the spam on that thing is really getting out of hand -193776;1355120131;mircea_popescu;i don't think there actually exist 100 in the whole world. -193775;1355120151;pigeons;not a special fucking snowflake now -193774;1355120179;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-drama-timeline/#comment-90895 -193773;1355120183;mircea_popescu;meni is butthurted. -193772;1355120192;smickles;;;isdown encyclopediabitcoinica.com -193771;1355120193;gribble;Error: "isdown" is not a valid command. -193770;1355120198;smickles;err -193769;1355120211;mircea_popescu;;;issucky -193768;1355120211;gribble;Error: "issucky" is not a valid command. -193767;1355120318;smickles;hmm, this didn't work either http://blog.smickles.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/DOJ.me-bug.png -193766;1355120428;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d4/X-Window-System.png omfg did X suck in the 90s -193765;1355120485;smickles;x still looks like that -193764;1355120572;mircea_popescu;at least now there's alternatives. -193763;1355120578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6023 @ 0.0005232 = 3.1512 BTC [-] -193762;1355120579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12327 @ 0.00051816 = 6.3874 BTC [-] -193761;1355121832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00051822 = 1.166 BTC [+] -193760;1355121988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2071 @ 0.00051822 = 1.0732 BTC [+] -193759;1355121989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1042 @ 0.00051816 = 0.5399 BTC [-] -193758;1355121990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00051803 = 9.5318 BTC [-] -193757;1355121992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7437 @ 0.00051765 = 3.8498 BTC [-] -193756;1355122214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9613 @ 0.00051765 = 4.9762 BTC [-] -193755;1355122216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4187 @ 0.0005176 = 2.1672 BTC [-] -193754;1355122656;sgornick;Ok who is Biggest Fish player that paid using 1Hanna? http://blockchain.info/tx/b2806ab9fb7294e792f2a42bd3aeb87d104339081174ee51f25bfa21fd84f236 -193753;1355122669;sgornick;Ended up winning the monthly BitLotto too. -193752;1355122744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00052466 = 1.9937 BTC [+] -193751;1355123769;Namjies;It's probably... well... Hanna... -193750;1355123784;Namjies;just like my address is 1Namjies -193749;1355123850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 521 @ 0.00052466 = 0.2733 BTC [+] -193748;1355123851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00052498 = 8.7672 BTC [+] -193747;1355123853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00052528 = 2.889 BTC [+] -193746;1355123854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4579 @ 0.00052643 = 2.4105 BTC [+] -193745;1355124380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051763 = 2.2367 BTC [-] -193744;1355124381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13613 @ 0.0005176 = 7.0461 BTC [-] -193743;1355124383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10623 @ 0.0005173 = 5.4953 BTC [-] -193742;1355125092;sgornick;1Namjies: Thanks. I guess I don't follow this channel close enough as the name didn't initially ring a bell. -193741;1355125365;Namjies;Well I haven't actually seen any Hanna. All I know is that address is not associated with any user of the otc. -193740;1355125476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6836 @ 0.0005173 = 3.5363 BTC [-] -193739;1355125478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.0005172 = 7.4477 BTC [-] -193738;1355125479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13964 @ 0.00051713 = 7.2212 BTC [-] -193737;1355127117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12660 @ 0.00051848 = 6.564 BTC [+] -193736;1355127118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6886 @ 0.00051713 = 3.561 BTC [-] -193735;1355127120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8680 @ 0.00051669 = 4.4849 BTC [-] -193734;1355127602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1680 @ 0.00051669 = 0.868 BTC [-] -193733;1355127603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00051648 = 4.0802 BTC [-] -193732;1355127605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00051644 = 3.8217 BTC [-] -193731;1355127606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2615 @ 0.00051603 = 1.3494 BTC [-] -193730;1355127767;dub;just went to my first auction -193729;1355127798;dub;dude was a slippery son of a gun -193728;1355127860;dub;like literally the auctioneer was sweating so much im surprised he didnt slip over -193727;1355129437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20085 @ 0.00051603 = 10.3645 BTC [-] -193726;1355129438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9615 @ 0.00051599 = 4.9612 BTC [-] -193725;1355129721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3685 @ 0.00051599 = 1.9014 BTC [-] -193724;1355129722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00051591 = 4.798 BTC [-] -193723;1355129724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8501 @ 0.00051585 = 4.3852 BTC [-] -193722;1355129987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1649 @ 0.00051585 = 0.8506 BTC [-] -193721;1355129989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4151 @ 0.00051572 = 2.1408 BTC [-] -193720;1355130389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12093 @ 0.00051572 = 6.2366 BTC [-] -193719;1355130391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10016 @ 0.00051565 = 5.1648 BTC [-] -193718;1355130441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18234 @ 0.00051565 = 9.4024 BTC [-] -193717;1355130442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3066 @ 0.00051555 = 1.5807 BTC [-] -193716;1355130514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051792 = 2.2379 BTC [+] -193715;1355130515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3801 @ 0.00051799 = 1.9689 BTC [+] -193714;1355131414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00051798 = 2.0201 BTC [-] -193713;1355131912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051563 = 2.228 BTC [-] -193712;1355131913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21679 @ 0.00051555 = 11.1766 BTC [-] -193711;1355132170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6308 @ 0.00051555 = 3.2521 BTC [-] -193710;1355132171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11142 @ 0.00051535 = 5.742 BTC [-] -193709;1355132496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 421 @ 0.00051798 = 0.2181 BTC [+] -193708;1355132497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18679 @ 0.00051799 = 9.6755 BTC [+] -193707;1355133865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051556 = 2.2277 BTC [-] -193706;1355133866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20808 @ 0.00051535 = 10.7234 BTC [-] -193705;1355133868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14114 @ 0.00051523 = 7.272 BTC [-] -193704;1355134042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00051523 = 3.9157 BTC [-] -193703;1355134247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6838 @ 0.00051523 = 3.5231 BTC [-] -193702;1355134249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27103 @ 0.00051486 = 13.9543 BTC [-] -193701;1355134706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6447 @ 0.00051486 = 3.3193 BTC [-] -193700;1355134708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5053 @ 0.00051476 = 2.6011 BTC [-] -193699;1355134860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17069 @ 0.00051476 = 8.7864 BTC [-] -193698;1355135337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1828 @ 0.00051476 = 0.941 BTC [-] -193697;1355135338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00051466 = 11.9401 BTC [-] -193696;1355135339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 799 @ 0.00051459 = 0.4112 BTC [-] -193695;1355136462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.0005167 = 2.0926 BTC [+] -193694;1355137010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19183 @ 0.00051459 = 9.8714 BTC [-] -193693;1355137217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 271 @ 0.0005167 = 0.14 BTC [+] -193692;1355137218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7893 @ 0.00051702 = 4.0808 BTC [+] -193691;1355137722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051488 = 2.2248 BTC [-] -193690;1355137723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7468 @ 0.00051459 = 3.843 BTC [-] -193689;1355137725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00051452 = 2.9585 BTC [-] -193688;1355137725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00051407 = 2.3647 BTC [-] -193687;1355137726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16445 @ 0.00051405 = 8.4536 BTC [-] -193686;1355138666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7797 @ 0.00051405 = 4.008 BTC [-] -193685;1355138666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18937 @ 0.0005132 = 9.7185 BTC [-] -193684;1355139151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.0005147 = 1.7757 BTC [+] -193683;1355139152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16550 @ 0.0005132 = 8.4935 BTC [-] -193682;1355140123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6367 @ 0.0005132 = 3.2675 BTC [-] -193681;1355140123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 833 @ 0.00051284 = 0.4272 BTC [-] -193680;1355141038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17150 @ 0.00051284 = 8.7952 BTC [-] -193679;1355141574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051611 = 2.2301 BTC [+] -193678;1355141576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11129 @ 0.00051631 = 5.746 BTC [+] -193677;1355141625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051615 = 2.2303 BTC [-] -193676;1355141625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4408 @ 0.00051631 = 2.2759 BTC [+] -193675;1355141756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051612 = 2.2302 BTC [-] -193674;1355141757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10263 @ 0.00051631 = 5.2989 BTC [+] -193673;1355141759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22466 @ 0.00051702 = 11.6154 BTC [+] -193672;1355142639;markedathome;'allo peeps -193671;1355142683;markedathome;been away for a while (shortly before the bitcoinica collapse) ... know about the glbse drama, what else has been happening? -193670;1355142811;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-drama-timeline/ -193669;1355142815;mircea_popescu;should bring you up to speed. -193668;1355142907;markedathome;reading... thanks -193667;1355143100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051302 = 2.2168 BTC [-] -193666;1355143100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37343 @ 0.00051284 = 19.151 BTC [-] -193665;1355143100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13386 @ 0.00051276 = 6.8638 BTC [-] -193664;1355144867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051337 = 2.2183 BTC [+] -193663;1355144867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14529 @ 0.00051339 = 7.459 BTC [+] -193662;1355145437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 843 @ 0.00051339 = 0.4328 BTC [+] -193661;1355145447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14007 @ 0.00051702 = 7.2419 BTC [+] -193660;1355145839;markedathome;well... that doesn't look good. -193659;1355146111;mircea_popescu;ok, pretty big news over here : http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-drama-timeline/ -193658;1355146116;mircea_popescu;smickles jurov ^ -193657;1355146154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00051302 = 2.2168 BTC [-] -193656;1355146156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11264 @ 0.00051276 = 5.7757 BTC [-] -193655;1355146161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4065 @ 0.0005127 = 2.0841 BTC [-] -193654;1355146281;assbot;[MPEX] [X.EWTI] 1000 @ 0.066794 = 66.794 BTC -193653;1355146327;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MGCG] 5 @ 0.13220833 = 0.661 BTC -193652;1355146495;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MGCG] 100 @ 0.13220833 = 13.2208 BTC -193651;1355146497;markedathome;oh noes, don't tell me you've taken up dragon's tale. I saw someone get many btc loans to get out of the hole they got into on that -193650;1355146508;mircea_popescu;markedathome i made like 100 btc. -193649;1355146576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00051694 = 0.853 BTC [+] -193648;1355146584;markedathome;better return than satoshidice? or more variable in luck? -193647;1355146654;mircea_popescu;i never played much satoshidice -193646;1355146660;mircea_popescu;and i absolutely never won. -193645;1355146717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2671 @ 0.00051694 = 1.3807 BTC [+] -193644;1355146721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14434 @ 0.00051702 = 7.4627 BTC [+] -193643;1355146721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7570 @ 0.00051799 = 3.9212 BTC [+] -193642;1355146721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42500 @ 0.00051925 = 22.0681 BTC [+] -193641;1355146722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00052016 = 2.9129 BTC [+] -193640;1355146722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00052043 = 8.483 BTC [+] -193639;1355146722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13218 @ 0.00052054 = 6.8805 BTC [+] -193638;1355146722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26900 @ 0.00052057 = 14.0033 BTC [+] -193637;1355146722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16450 @ 0.00052102 = 8.5708 BTC [+] -193636;1355146723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2778 @ 0.00052586 = 1.4608 BTC [+] -193635;1355146724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6663 @ 0.00052643 = 3.5076 BTC [+] -193634;1355146725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25952 @ 0.00052697 = 13.6759 BTC [+] -193633;1355146726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23350 @ 0.00052786 = 12.3255 BTC [+] -193632;1355146728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8486 @ 0.00052944 = 4.4928 BTC [+] -193631;1355146729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9326 @ 0.00052959 = 4.939 BTC [+] -193630;1355146730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00052962 = 6.276 BTC [+] -193629;1355146731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28900 @ 0.00053012 = 15.3205 BTC [+] -193628;1355146732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00053025 = 5.0374 BTC [+] -193627;1355146732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14250 @ 0.00053079 = 7.5638 BTC [+] -193626;1355146734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27330 @ 0.00053116 = 14.5166 BTC [+] -193625;1355146734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28822 @ 0.00053159 = 15.3215 BTC [+] -193624;1355146735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00053192 = 8.3511 BTC [+] -193623;1355146736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47200 @ 0.00053226 = 25.1227 BTC [+] -193622;1355146737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1971 @ 0.00053253 = 1.0496 BTC [+] -193621;1355146738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.00053262 = 5.992 BTC [+] -193620;1355146739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7089 @ 0.00053273 = 3.7765 BTC [+] -193619;1355146740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00053275 = 15.9825 BTC [+] -193618;1355146741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15603 @ 0.00053321 = 8.3197 BTC [+] -193617;1355146741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39377 @ 0.00053329 = 20.9994 BTC [+] -193616;1355146742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00053339 = 6.5607 BTC [+] -193615;1355146743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36032 @ 0.00053343 = 19.2205 BTC [+] -193614;1355146744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00053348 = 3.761 BTC [+] -193613;1355146744;mircea_popescu;o you likey futures ? cool! -193612;1355146745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00053358 = 5.4959 BTC [+] -193611;1355146746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21800 @ 0.00053371 = 11.6349 BTC [+] -193610;1355146747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25315 @ 0.00053381 = 13.5134 BTC [+] -193609;1355146748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3750 @ 0.00053381 = 2.0018 BTC [+] -193608;1355146749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22400 @ 0.00053384 = 11.958 BTC [+] -193607;1355146750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25800 @ 0.00053384 = 13.7731 BTC [+] -193606;1355146754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38000 @ 0.00053391 = 20.2886 BTC [+] -193605;1355146754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00053395 = 3.2037 BTC [+] -193604;1355146754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47873 @ 0.00053395 = 25.5618 BTC [+] -193603;1355146754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30350 @ 0.00053398 = 16.2063 BTC [+] -193602;1355146758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1990 @ 0.00053409 = 1.0628 BTC [+] -193601;1355146761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 155 @ 0.00053409 = 0.0828 BTC [+] -193600;1355146797;markedathome;is that a bot? -193599;1355146838;markedathome;that which is trading, not the posting -193598;1355147317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00052861 = 3.8324 BTC [-] -193597;1355147711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.00052861 = 4.6782 BTC [-] -193596;1355147712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15855 @ 0.00053409 = 8.468 BTC [+] -193595;1355147714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28700 @ 0.00053426 = 15.3333 BTC [+] -193594;1355147717;mircea_popescu;markedathome possibly -193593;1355147722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5396 @ 0.00053427 = 2.8829 BTC [+] -193592;1355147722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00053433 = 8.2287 BTC [+] -193591;1355147722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4149 @ 0.00053436 = 2.2171 BTC [+] -193590;1355147722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34350 @ 0.00053445 = 18.3584 BTC [+] -193589;1355147722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00053454 = 4.1961 BTC [+] -193588;1355147723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31500 @ 0.00053454 = 16.838 BTC [+] -193587;1355147723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00053477 = 10.9093 BTC [+] -193586;1355147724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27950 @ 0.0005349 = 14.9505 BTC [+] -193585;1355147724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12350 @ 0.00053506 = 6.608 BTC [+] -193584;1355147724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.0005352 = 10.0082 BTC [+] -193583;1355147725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00053522 = 4.5761 BTC [+] -193582;1355147820;markedathome;just found coinbr.... anyone want to supply me with a referral code? -193581;1355147909;mircea_popescu;i didn't know you needed referral codes for coinbr -193580;1355147918;mircea_popescu;ping jurov for one -193579;1355147962;markedathome;you don't, anyone who refers gets some portion of that new users fees as a referral bonus. -193578;1355148112;mircea_popescu;nice -193577;1355149922;Cylta;what the current price for mpex accounts? -193576;1355149933;sgnb;30 IIRC -193575;1355149934;kakobrekla;25btc -193574;1355149941;Cylta;thank you -193573;1355149968;sgnb;kakobrekla: where do you get that from? -193572;1355150007;kakobrekla;use a referral souch as 27AF75321F2489E8 -193571;1355150008;kakobrekla;and its 25 -193570;1355150026;mircea_popescu;hehe yeah, if you use an already reg'd fingerprint each gets 5 btc -193569;1355150085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4155 @ 0.00053534 = 2.2243 BTC [-] -193568;1355150087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23945 @ 0.00053535 = 12.819 BTC [+] -193567;1355150106;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INDQ] 200 @ 0.20633112 = 41.2662 BTC -193566;1355150415;kakobrekla;x what -193565;1355150724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3088 @ 0.00053535 = 1.6532 BTC [+] -193564;1355150725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12462 @ 0.00053539 = 6.672 BTC [+] -193563;1355150853;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://trilema.com/2012/futures-on-mpex/ -193562;1355150973;kakobrekla;my traders say 2% is high -193561;1355151080;mircea_popescu;possibly so. -193560;1355151104;mircea_popescu;i plan to adjust both the collateral % and the fee -193559;1355151172;mircea_popescu;also marketmakers aren't fee'd. -193558;1355151467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10481 @ 0.00053531 = 5.6106 BTC [-] -193557;1355151468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00052725 = 7.1706 BTC [-] -193556;1355151470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00052592 = 2.0248 BTC [-] -193555;1355151978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3819 @ 0.00051885 = 1.9815 BTC [-] -193554;1355152041;FabianB_;jurov: ? -193553;1355152078;FabianB_;ah -193552;1355152234;rdponticelli;markedathome: Try https://coinbr.com/ref?c=e4XGKaHD77 -193551;1355152280;markedathome;thanks. will sign up shortly, but probably not put that much through for a couple of weeks or so. -193550;1355152318;markedathome;bnk -193549;1355152367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5688 @ 0.00053539 = 3.0453 BTC [+] -193548;1355152369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00053542 = 12.1005 BTC [+] -193547;1355152370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00053555 = 6.373 BTC [+] -193546;1355152371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4850 @ 0.00053561 = 2.5977 BTC [+] -193545;1355152372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9928 @ 0.00053562 = 5.3176 BTC [+] -193544;1355152374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24759 @ 0.00053562 = 13.2614 BTC [+] -193543;1355152375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30095 @ 0.00053576 = 16.1237 BTC [+] -193542;1355152375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8050 @ 0.00053582 = 4.3134 BTC [+] -193541;1355152376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00053593 = 5.8416 BTC [+] -193540;1355152377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31900 @ 0.00053594 = 17.0965 BTC [+] -193539;1355152378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32140 @ 0.00053598 = 17.2264 BTC [+] -193538;1355152379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7190 @ 0.00053601 = 3.8539 BTC [+] -193537;1355152396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8660 @ 0.00053601 = 4.6418 BTC [+] -193536;1355152398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00053604 = 5.5748 BTC [+] -193535;1355152399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 264 @ 0.00053607 = 0.1415 BTC [+] -193534;1355153002;sgnb;mircea_popescu: oh... I thought only the sponsor would get 5 BTC -193533;1355153008;mircea_popescu;no, both. -193532;1355153018;sgnb;I would have looked for one ;-) -193531;1355153024;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#13 -193530;1355153033;mircea_popescu;"If you already have an account and someone mentions your keyid when they sign up for a new account each of you will be credited 5 BTC." -193529;1355153037;sgnb;I know, I've just read it again -193528;1355153041;mircea_popescu;a ok -193527;1355153045;sgnb;I missed the "each of you" -193526;1355153076;mircea_popescu;it's supposed to work as a simple way for 3rd party developers to finance themselves. -193525;1355153097;mircea_popescu;make X service, have a user sign-up a day, suddenly you're making 150 btc a month. -193524;1355153132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11686 @ 0.00053607 = 6.2645 BTC [+] -193523;1355153134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6114 @ 0.00053627 = 3.2788 BTC [+] -193522;1355153216;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MSIG] 50 @ 0.25711156 = 12.8556 BTC -193521;1355153223;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MGCG] 150 @ 0.13220833 = 19.8312 BTC -193520;1355154179;jurov;fuck, looks like bitvps screwed my connection again -193519;1355154362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005296 = 2.2884 BTC [-] -193518;1355154363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5117 @ 0.00052934 = 2.7086 BTC [-] -193517;1355154508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053128 = 2.2957 BTC [+] -193516;1355154509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5940 @ 0.00053135 = 3.1562 BTC [+] -193515;1355154627;jurov;has anyone a way to contact rg directly? i filed a ticket, but don't want to wait 12hrs again -193514;1355154749;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130074.0 -193513;1355154763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052961 = 2.2884 BTC [-] -193512;1355154764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27879 @ 0.00052934 = 14.7575 BTC [-] -193511;1355155438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00053082 = 2.9726 BTC [+] -193510;1355155440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053127 = 2.2956 BTC [+] -193509;1355155441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3660 @ 0.00053135 = 1.9447 BTC [+] -193508;1355155442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3619 @ 0.00053627 = 1.9408 BTC [+] -193507;1355156034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052941 = 2.2876 BTC [-] -193506;1355156036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4054 @ 0.00052934 = 2.1459 BTC [-] -193505;1355156036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8961 @ 0.0005291 = 4.7413 BTC [-] -193504;1355156037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00052862 = 2.2202 BTC [-] -193503;1355156038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6264 @ 0.00052678 = 3.2997 BTC [-] -193502;1355156658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053178 = 2.2978 BTC [+] -193501;1355156660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.0005315 = 9.1418 BTC [-] -193500;1355156661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1056 @ 0.00052678 = 0.5563 BTC [-] -193499;1355156921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2653 @ 0.00052678 = 1.3975 BTC [-] -193498;1355157182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00052541 = 11.3489 BTC [-] -193497;1355157566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052192 = 2.2552 BTC [-] -193496;1355157567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24053 @ 0.00052191 = 12.5535 BTC [-] -193495;1355157753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052525 = 2.2696 BTC [+] -193494;1355157754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5279 @ 0.00052541 = 2.7736 BTC [+] -193493;1355158048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052197 = 2.2554 BTC [-] -193492;1355158050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7647 @ 0.00052191 = 3.991 BTC [-] -193491;1355158051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9632 @ 0.00051331 = 4.9442 BTC [-] -193490;1355158395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12988 @ 0.00051331 = 6.6669 BTC [-] -193489;1355158479;jurov;coinbr.com finally back online, without any word from james or anyone -193488;1355158500;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130082.0 -193487;1355158502;kakobrekla;hehe -193486;1355158559;jurov;ooohhh -193485;1355158613;jurov;*digs quickly to db to add'em all to coinbr* -193484;1355159260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5580 @ 0.00051331 = 2.8643 BTC [-] -193483;1355159261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6285 @ 0.0005127 = 3.2223 BTC [-] -193482;1355159263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2585 @ 0.0005125 = 1.3248 BTC [-] -193481;1355159422;smickles;ha!, i need to reset my cookie, but i can see that title mp -193480;1355159851;jurov;mircea or anyone, these futures can be manually exercised like options? -193479;1355159952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6715 @ 0.0005125 = 3.4414 BTC [-] -193478;1355159954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 435 @ 0.0005124 = 0.2229 BTC [-] -193477;1355161067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4365 @ 0.0005124 = 2.2366 BTC [-] -193476;1355161068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8777 @ 0.0005119 = 4.4929 BTC [-] -193475;1355161301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052531 = 2.2699 BTC [+] -193474;1355161302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 118 @ 0.00052541 = 0.062 BTC [+] -193473;1355161714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9251 @ 0.00053054 = 4.908 BTC [+] -193472;1355162228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4749 @ 0.00052231 = 2.4805 BTC [-] -193471;1355162229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053599 = 2.316 BTC [+] -193470;1355162231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13189 @ 0.00053627 = 7.0729 BTC [+] -193469;1355162232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00053634 = 4.5053 BTC [+] -193468;1355162233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2041 @ 0.00053639 = 1.0948 BTC [+] -193467;1355162914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005355 = 2.3139 BTC [-] -193466;1355162915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10979 @ 0.00053533 = 5.8774 BTC [-] -193465;1355163039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053622 = 2.317 BTC [+] -193464;1355163041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4294 @ 0.00053639 = 2.3033 BTC [+] -193463;1355163661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053632 = 2.3174 BTC [-] -193462;1355163663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17829 @ 0.00053639 = 9.5633 BTC [+] -193461;1355164233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053552 = 2.314 BTC [-] -193460;1355164235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3579 @ 0.00053533 = 1.9159 BTC [-] -193459;1355164318;jurov;also thrown to http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14lye7/trading_of_indexesprecious_metalscommodities/ -193458;1355164357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053566 = 2.3146 BTC [+] -193457;1355164359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12079 @ 0.00053533 = 6.4663 BTC [-] -193456;1355165108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6163 @ 0.00053533 = 3.2992 BTC [-] -193455;1355165109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8387 @ 0.00053154 = 4.458 BTC [-] -193454;1355166533;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97755.msg1075018#msg1075018 << this is great -193453;1355166795;markedathome;so i have to ask, what is with the cherry lorry? -193452;1355166987;mircea_popescu;markedathome some idiot kept bringing nonsensical/broken examples in a thread discussing patrick harnett -193451;1355167047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9849 @ 0.0005357 = 5.2761 BTC [+] -193450;1355167052;markedathome;the one where mpoe-pr was calling for the scamtag? i've just started to skim the thread on bitcointalk -193449;1355167093;jcpham;still needs a muzzel -193448;1355167130;mircea_popescu;yeah -193447;1355167143;mircea_popescu;jcpham you need to learn how to spell that one day lol -193446;1355167163;jcpham;;;google muzzle -193445;1355167164;gribble;Muzzle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Petco Nylon & Mesh Dog Muzzle at PETCO: ; muzzle - definition of muzzle by the Free Online Dictionary ...: -193444;1355167178;jcpham;my fingers are lzy -193443;1355167192;jcpham;keyboardism is sometimes fail -193442;1355167201;jcpham;get off my cock mircea_popescu -193441;1355167229;mircea_popescu;lalala -193440;1355167425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10763 @ 0.00053154 = 5.721 BTC [-] -193439;1355167427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 437 @ 0.00052796 = 0.2307 BTC [-] -193438;1355167534;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.23833615 = 238.3362 BTC [+] -193437;1355167535;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.29381295 = 293.813 BTC [+] -193436;1355167540;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1000 @ 0.19133839 = 191.3384 BTC [+] -193435;1355167731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6845 @ 0.0005357 = 3.6669 BTC [+] -193434;1355167733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00053639 = 6.7317 BTC [+] -193433;1355167734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 86 @ 0.00053639 = 0.0461 BTC [+] -193432;1355167735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1869 @ 0.00053645 = 1.0026 BTC [+] -193431;1355168031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053624 = 2.3171 BTC [-] -193430;1355168033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3231 @ 0.00053645 = 1.7333 BTC [+] -193429;1355168034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8461 @ 0.00053671 = 4.5411 BTC [+] -193428;1355169121;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 290 @ 0.12538418 = 36.3614 BTC [-] -193427;1355169145;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IEDG] 50 @ 0.07767461 = 3.8837 BTC -193426;1355169154;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INDQ] 50 @ 0.20633112 = 10.3166 BTC -193425;1355169160;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INKG] 50 @ 0.07407914 = 3.704 BTC -193424;1355169169;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ISP5] 50 @ 0.10896071 = 5.448 BTC -193423;1355169691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053642 = 2.3179 BTC [-] -193422;1355169692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3779 @ 0.00053671 = 2.0282 BTC [+] -193421;1355169754;mod6;Cool, the Futures Contracts are up on mpex! -193420;1355169883;mircea_popescu;mod6 : -193419;1355169884;mircea_popescu;D -193418;1355169970;kakobrekla;i have a feeling some people are really paid to troll on the forums -193417;1355169972;kakobrekla;excluding inaba -193416;1355169977;mod6;I gotta add the MKFUT to bitotter, that shouldn't be hard. -193415;1355170250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00052798 = 2.2814 BTC [-] -193414;1355170252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21029 @ 0.00052796 = 11.1025 BTC [-] -193413;1355170554;mircea_popescu; excluding inaba << priceless. -193412;1355170578;mircea_popescu;mod6 shouldn't be too hard if you have mkopt -193411;1355170757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053599 = 2.316 BTC [+] -193410;1355170759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00053626 = 2.2523 BTC [+] -193409;1355170760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1260 @ 0.00053671 = 0.6763 BTC [+] -193408;1355170761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9650 @ 0.00053683 = 5.1804 BTC [+] -193407;1355170762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13194 @ 0.00053708 = 7.0862 BTC [+] -193406;1355170955;mircea_popescu;"It's been a long time and while I realize there is a huge demand for these units, I no longer wish to purchase them due to what amounts to an act of god regarding my financial position. So I will make the following request, sil vous plais;" -193405;1355170959;mircea_popescu;usagi nao speaks french too. -193404;1355171366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17156 @ 0.00053708 = 9.2141 BTC [+] -193403;1355171368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6344 @ 0.00053708 = 3.4072 BTC [+] -193402;1355171582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053192 = 2.2984 BTC [-] -193401;1355171582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18979 @ 0.00053185 = 10.094 BTC [-] -193400;1355171747;mod6;mircea_popescu: yeah, just doing a bit of copy/replace :) -193399;1355171772;mircea_popescu;:p -193398;1355171880;mircea_popescu;gets mob9 -193397;1355171889;mircea_popescu;Wop6 -193396;1355171939;dom_perign96;*pop* -193395;1355171981;JWU_42;mircea_popescu: what is usagi up to now? -193394;1355172007;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110122.msg1376330#msg1376330 -193393;1355172099;mircea_popescu;Ukto were'nt you doing weex ?! -193392;1355172118;mircea_popescu;or am i confused -193391;1355172151;mod6;haha, mod69 -193390;1355172170;mod6;dom_perign96 -193389;1355172221;mod6;anyway, getting that part in there was easy. i wish i didn't have any other jobs :( -193388;1355172238;Ukto;confused -193387;1355172243;Ukto;what does that thread have to do with weexchange? -193386;1355172277;mircea_popescu;Ukto nothing to do with weex. -193385;1355172287;Ukto;and yes -193384;1355172290;Ukto;WeExchange is mine -193383;1355172292;mircea_popescu;but, i meanwhile remember it was great's. you two working together ?! -193382;1355172293;Ukto;why? -193381;1355172299;Ukto;yes -193380;1355172303;mircea_popescu;Graet* ah i see -193379;1355172303;Ukto;Graet is the Aussie director -193378;1355172310;Ukto;which allows us to handle AUD -193377;1355172315;Ukto;I handle USD and CAD -193376;1355172322;mircea_popescu;aha -193375;1355172336;mircea_popescu;cool. -193374;1355172342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005321 = 2.2992 BTC [+] -193373;1355172343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2286 @ 0.00053185 = 1.2158 BTC [-] -193372;1355172356;Ukto;its one of the reasons why it appears we are the last exchange to natively handle AUD, you need an AU director -193371;1355172364;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=121383.0 you in ? -193370;1355172374;dub;act of god lol -193369;1355172408;mircea_popescu;act of milk. -193368;1355172430;dub;god made me retarded so I ripped you off -193367;1355172697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053214 = 2.2994 BTC [+] -193366;1355172698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2435 @ 0.00053185 = 1.2951 BTC [-] -193365;1355172700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3044 @ 0.00052796 = 1.6071 BTC [-] -193364;1355172772;dub;what was the name of that race horse on glbse? -193363;1355172850;mircea_popescu;misty something ? -193362;1355172874;dub;satoshis daemon? -193361;1355172966;dub;yeah that was it -193360;1355173007;mircea_popescu;a rght you are -193359;1355173230;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MPTG] 1 @ 0.12516851 BTC -193358;1355173231;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INDQ] 1 @ 0.20633112 BTC -193357;1355173233;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INKG] 1 @ 0.07407914 BTC -193356;1355173234;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ISP5] 1 @ 0.10896071 BTC -193355;1355173235;assbot;[MPEX] [X.EWTI] 1 @ 0.06666667 BTC [-] -193354;1355173236;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ENGG] 1 @ 0.27682136 BTC -193353;1355173237;assbot;[MPEX] [X.EHOG] 1 @ 0.22636576 BTC -193352;1355173239;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ACOG] 1 @ 0.05710061 BTC -193351;1355173240;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ASBG] 1 @ 0.11396016 BTC -193350;1355173240;assbot;[MPEX] [X.AWHG] 1 @ 0.0670108 BTC -193349;1355173241;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ACCA] 1 @ 0.18675666 BTC -193348;1355173242;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ALCG] 1 @ 0.10096628 BTC -193347;1355173243;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MGCG] 1 @ 0.13219995 BTC [-] -193346;1355173244;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MSIG] 1 @ 0.25711156 BTC -193345;1355173245;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IEDG] 1 @ 0.07767461 BTC -193344;1355173410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00052796 = 2.9038 BTC [-] -193343;1355173617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9740 @ 0.00052796 = 5.1423 BTC [-] -193342;1355173618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00052574 = 1.4458 BTC [-] -193341;1355173969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10187 @ 0.00052302 = 5.328 BTC [-] -193340;1355173970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9663 @ 0.00052001 = 5.0249 BTC [-] -193339;1355174016;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MGCG] 18 @ 0.13219995 = 2.3796 BTC [-] -193338;1355174482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13510 @ 0.00052377 = 7.0761 BTC [+] -193337;1355174483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28315 @ 0.00053193 = 15.0616 BTC [+] -193336;1355174484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19256 @ 0.00053708 = 10.342 BTC [+] -193335;1355174485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00053711 = 3.1152 BTC [+] -193334;1355174486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24900 @ 0.00053725 = 13.3775 BTC [+] -193333;1355174488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00053731 = 5.3731 BTC [+] -193332;1355174490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57250 @ 0.00053732 = 30.7616 BTC [+] -193331;1355174491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00053738 = 6.2873 BTC [+] -193330;1355174492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2588 @ 0.00053743 = 1.3909 BTC [+] -193329;1355174493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.0005375 = 10.4813 BTC [+] -193328;1355174495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26600 @ 0.00053774 = 14.3039 BTC [+] -193327;1355174496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00053787 = 3.0121 BTC [+] -193326;1355174496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48742 @ 0.00053804 = 26.2251 BTC [+] -193325;1355174497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00053824 = 2.8527 BTC [+] -193324;1355174498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14950 @ 0.00053831 = 8.0477 BTC [+] -193323;1355174499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6405 @ 0.00053839 = 3.4484 BTC [+] -193322;1355174500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14702 @ 0.00053847 = 7.9166 BTC [+] -193321;1355174501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00053877 = 4.1485 BTC [+] -193320;1355174502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7182 @ 0.00053893 = 3.8706 BTC [+] -193319;1355174875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053871 = 2.3278 BTC [-] -193318;1355174876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053873 = 2.3279 BTC [+] -193317;1355174878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15858 @ 0.00053893 = 8.5464 BTC [+] -193316;1355175935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053535 = 2.3132 BTC [-] -193315;1355175936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26479 @ 0.00053501 = 14.1665 BTC [-] -193314;1355177716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053516 = 2.3124 BTC [+] -193313;1355177717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6410 @ 0.00053501 = 3.4294 BTC [-] -193312;1355177888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31850 @ 0.000535 = 17.0398 BTC [-] -193311;1355178496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00053882 = 4.3106 BTC [+] -193310;1355178497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053883 = 2.3283 BTC [+] -193309;1355178499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 510 @ 0.00053893 = 0.2749 BTC [+] -193308;1355178500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18 @ 0.000539 = 0.0097 BTC [+] -193307;1355178647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053883 = 2.3283 BTC [-] -193306;1355178648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 379 @ 0.000539 = 0.2043 BTC [+] -193305;1355178855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053898 = 2.3289 BTC [-] -193304;1355178856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13939 @ 0.000539 = 7.5131 BTC [+] -193303;1355178915;kakobreklaaa;ciuciu: And to paraphrase Mircea and his friends, it is OK to look at porn, even to make it as you both do. -193302;1355178922;kakobreklaaa;and who is he, the holy pope? -193301;1355179016;mircea_popescu;so weird this porn thing. -193300;1355179070;kakobreklaaa;im kinda dissapointed you left mnw on that list -193299;1355179070;kakobreklaaa;of yours -193298;1355179076;kakobreklaaa;even with the tiny sub comment -193297;1355179091;kakobreklaaa;its like -193296;1355179091;kakobreklaaa;if you have him -193295;1355179095;kakobreklaaa;you should add yourself! -193294;1355179108;mircea_popescu;myself ?! whar did i do! -193293;1355179114;kakobreklaaa;drama. -193292;1355179141;mircea_popescu;i did no drama, i merely used the drama already there -193291;1355179143;kakobreklaaa;there was plenty of it and still is bout mpex -193290;1355179174;kakobreklaaa;even if noone lost any coins -193289;1355179175;kakobreklaaa;just like with MNW -193288;1355179175;kakobreklaaa;yeah MNW is simmilar, pirate drama abuser -193287;1355179190;kakobreklaaa;you cannot write 10k coins lost or whatever -193286;1355179207;kakobreklaaa;just like youd write 900 lost to giga on mpex -193285;1355179216;kakobreklaaa;or whatever -193284;1355179238;mircea_popescu;more like... 200ish i think -193283;1355179251;kakobreklaaa;im not trying to dunk you here just mnw does not belong there -193282;1355179281;kakobreklaaa;well 200 -193281;1355179288;kakobreklaaa;mnw scammed for less than 200 -193280;1355179315;kakobreklaaa;its like -193279;1355179319;mircea_popescu;look, why can;t i mention mnw if i want to! -193278;1355179412;kakobreklaaa;meh -193277;1355179449;mircea_popescu;i passed over bruce wagner! -193276;1355179478;kakobreklaaa;just making bitcoinland looking worse than it already it and to a newb who ready that post it will look like mnw got away with 10k or whatever -193275;1355179496;kakobreklaaa;fucking typos -193274;1355179515;mircea_popescu;ya well, the past does look kinda wtfbleak -193273;1355179520;mircea_popescu;but we survived so far... -193272;1355179539;jcpham;link me to the newest drama -193271;1355179576;mircea_popescu;we're all out ;/ -193270;1355179579;mircea_popescu;awaiting fresh supply. -193269;1355179625;kakobreklaaa;need more scam -193268;1355179628;kakobreklaaa;er milk. -193267;1355179668;kakobreklaaa;/invite usagi #bitcoin-assets -193266;1355179681;jcpham;ha -193265;1355179681;mircea_popescu;http://blog.bitinstant.com/blog/2012/12/10/the-controversy-of-bankhood.html -193264;1355179684;mircea_popescu;here's some -193263;1355179686;mircea_popescu;attempt anyway -193262;1355179690;jcpham;i read that one already -193261;1355179703;kakobreklaaa;tldr -193260;1355179724;jcpham;http://www.mcx.com/ -193259;1355179731;jcpham;bitcoin-killer -193258;1355179849;kakobreklaaa;MCX’s solution may not be on the market yet, but once it is, it will quickly be accepted at a broad array of retailers processing more than $1 trillion in payments annually. No other solution can say that. -193257;1355179849;kakobreklaaa;rofl -193256;1355179866;mircea_popescu;the scroll bit rules -193255;1355179881;kakobreklaaa;this is almost like reading bfl propaganda -193254;1355179972;mircea_popescu;i like the participating merchants list -193253;1355180013;mircea_popescu;"Here's yet another sign that bitcoin is a legit currency: A new bank for bitcoin is up and running at Bitcoin-Central.net." -193252;1355180017;mircea_popescu;dude vice is fucking retarded. -193251;1355180025;mircea_popescu;where do all these veggies come from ? -193250;1355180704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29088 @ 0.00053819 = 15.6549 BTC [-] -193249;1355180949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2497 @ 0.000539 = 1.3459 BTC [+] -193248;1355181296;Ukto;does deadterra come on irc? -193247;1355181300;Ukto;i swear ive seen the nick here before -193246;1355181313;kakobreklaaa;;;seen deadterra -193245;1355181313;gribble;deadterra was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 0 days, 0 hours, 51 minutes, and 42 seconds ago: : your kidding me right... since when to I send links to viruses... -193244;1355181314;mircea_popescu;why is your name ukyo ?! -193243;1355181323;Ukto;irc failed over to alt nick -193242;1355181324;Ukto;long ago -193241;1355181328;Ukto;someone else regd my name -193240;1355181335;Ukto;by the time i got ukyo registerd -193239;1355181341;Ukto;everyone knew ukto -193238;1355181354;mircea_popescu;hahaha quiye the stoyy -193237;1355181364;Ukto;i am considering changing irc -193236;1355181416;mircea_popescu;jurov : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.0 ukto got 2fa going' -193235;1355181425;Ukto;BitFunder posted: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.0 any supportive / positive comments welcome! :) -193234;1355181433;Ukto;lol -193233;1355181437;Ukto;mircea_popescu: on all my sites -193232;1355181476;jurov;i'm halfway there with 2fa -193231;1355181500;mircea_popescu;Ukto i got girls workin' fo me. -193230;1355181502;mircea_popescu;in da buff. -193229;1355181516;mircea_popescu;jurov so 1fa ? :D -193228;1355181527;jurov;yeah like that :D -193227;1355181563;Ukto;mircea_popescu: well then, buff em :P -193226;1355181578;Ukto;jurov: if you need help, lemme know :) -193225;1355181585;Ukto;its fairly easy -193224;1355181638;jurov;yes, already figured the hardest part and can show qr codes... but there was another work plus i got some flu again... -193223;1355181653;Ukto;ouch -193222;1355182143;jurov;and must confess, my priority recently was rather to tune the bot... -193221;1355182174;Ukto;heh, I know how proirities go! :) -193220;1355182186;jurov;but now i ran out of ideas how to improve it without redoing whole thing, coinbr can get some love -193219;1355182246;mircea_popescu;lol -193218;1355182260;mircea_popescu;btw, just to remind everyone that i'm still taking mm's for the futures. -193217;1355182310;jurov;and i'm ready to equip mm's with a code... as i spammed everywhere -193216;1355182341;mircea_popescu;hm? -193215;1355182372;Ukto;.. merged mining? :P -193214;1355182395;jurov;hehe, no market makers for futures -193213;1355182405;Ukto;:P -193212;1355182459;jurov;and my idea is, someone like that may find coinbr foundation useful -193211;1355182483;mircea_popescu;a a -193210;1355182486;mircea_popescu;quite possibly. -193209;1355182751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13267 @ 0.000539 = 7.1509 BTC [+] -193208;1355182753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00053916 = 2.6958 BTC [+] -193207;1355182754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3783 @ 0.00053939 = 2.0405 BTC [+] -193206;1355183042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24617 @ 0.00053939 = 13.2782 BTC [+] -193205;1355183043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1883 @ 0.00053991 = 1.0167 BTC [+] -193204;1355183096;mircea_popescu;Ukto "This site is pretty awesome compared to others I've looked at. It has an easy and intuitive interface which makes buying and selling shares really easy." -193203;1355183104;mircea_popescu;prepare for the charge of noob brigade -193202;1355183172;Ukto;LOL -193201;1355183248;Ukto;we shall see -193200;1355183256;Ukto;post has hardly hit 31 views -193199;1355183265;Ukto;dont think the post itself will cause any major uproar :P -193198;1355183285;Ukto;I honestly was not even going to bother -193197;1355183295;Ukto;a couple possible issuers asked me to -193196;1355183296;jurov;bah. does it have one-click price setting like coinbr? -193195;1355183311;Ukto;it has one click price cancel! :P -193194;1355183341;Ukto;besides, usually when you enter a price, you use the keyboard, the click one time to submit -193193;1355183346;Ukto;so wouldnt everyone have 1 click? :P -193192;1355183364;Ukto;you dont HAVE to click a text box.. you can tab to it.. :P -193191;1355183371;Ukto;clicking is optional -193190;1355183383;Ukto;so BF is NO-Click price setting :P -193189;1355183492;mircea_popescu;o wow i'm inspired -193188;1355183506;Ukto;lol -193187;1355183603;jurov;mircea, you should replace whole mpex page with blank screen & command prompt -193186;1355183612;Ukto;wow -193185;1355183615;Ukto;that would just... wow. -193184;1355183615;jurov;C:\> -193183;1355183714;jurov;Abort, Retry, Fail? -193182;1355183725;mircea_popescu;be like -193181;1355183731;mircea_popescu;mpex$_ -193180;1355183755;Ukto;lol -193179;1355183841;jcpham;http://duckduckgo.com/tty/ -193178;1355183865;mod6;:] -193177;1355184109;mircea_popescu;pff already done -193176;1355184427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00331325 = 2.8163 BTC [-] -193175;1355184428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 589 @ 0.0033 = 1.9437 BTC [-] -193174;1355184500;mircea_popescu;davout don't worry, the current set of groupies will be soon replaced by a larger, worse one. -193173;1355184511;Namjies;=O -193172;1355184515;Namjies;Futures -193171;1355184638;davout;mircea_popescu: asshole :D -193170;1355184640;Namjies;Hmm, 2% fee -193169;1355184651;Ukto;2% free? :P -193168;1355184658;davout;mircea_popescu: btw i haven't rated you on otc yet, but i will -193167;1355184671;Ukto;is that a threat? :P -193166;1355184672;Namjies;Those thing don't move as much in value. The 2% fee might get annoying. -193165;1355184981;jurov;Namjies but bitcoin moves -193164;1355184984;mircea_popescu;Namjies true. -193163;1355185007;mircea_popescu;then again you can just buy them -193162;1355185021;Namjies;indeed -193161;1355185026;pigeons;2% fee for what? -193160;1355185039;mircea_popescu;pigeons http://trilema.com/2012/futures-on-mpex/ -193159;1355185043;Namjies;I'd probably sell them to go long on Bitcoins. -193158;1355185047;mircea_popescu;also davout's mom -193157;1355185068;pigeons;davout's mom is a bank -193156;1355185074;mircea_popescu;no that's his other mom -193155;1355185083;Namjies;"The future is here with futures"... or some marketing of the sort. -193154;1355185098;davout;come on guys -193153;1355185102;davout;don't be so jealous -193152;1355185112;davout;you WISH you were regulated as I am :3 -193151;1355185115;mircea_popescu;Namjies yeah, selling them would be a decent synthetic btc buy -193150;1355185151;davout;https://dl.dropbox.com/u/52452135/io.jpg -193149;1355185159;mircea_popescu;ahaha in romanian regulated is argot for http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/thumb/13370513351s.gif -193148;1355185189;mircea_popescu;who's that gypsy douche you're so infatuated with anyway ? -193147;1355185206;davout;he's my own personal god -193146;1355185231;davout;he's called django reinhardt -193145;1355185237;mircea_popescu;are you allowed in bitcoin if your personal god isn't galt ? -193144;1355185267;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoIJ4W7kXiQ actually i've heard worse -193143;1355185269;davout;and i use it as my avatar and public face because it looks slightly more professionnal than spongebob squarepants -193142;1355185296;davout;this guy is awesome to listen to -193141;1355185301;davout;and he's awesome to play -193140;1355185309;davout;not that i'd ever play like him -193139;1355185312;davout;but still -193138;1355185317;davout;and the best part -193137;1355185321;mircea_popescu;i like guys who are aware that they look like spongebob irl. -193136;1355185344;davout;is that this guy has lost TWO FUCKING FINGERS ON HIS LEFT HAND -193135;1355185352;davout;before he even got this guitar style -193134;1355185368;davout;spongebob is awesome -193133;1355185406;davout;"a familiar rock awaits you somewhere" -> oh god, i didn't understand this one right away, but when i did it fucking cracked me up -193132;1355185416;mircea_popescu;what's that ? -193131;1355185456;davout;MPOE-PR being the usual bitch :) -193130;1355185466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005386 = 2.3273 BTC [-] -193129;1355185467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00053845 = 2.1807 BTC [-] -193128;1355185469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6729 @ 0.00053818 = 3.6214 BTC [-] -193127;1355185473;mircea_popescu;lol -193126;1355185480;mircea_popescu;she could bottle it and sell it. 99 9/8 pure. -193125;1355185525;davout;i still haven't decided if you are actually different people of if she's just your other personality -193124;1355185535;davout;but i don't think it really mattes -193123;1355185539;davout;matters* -193122;1355185544;lyspooner;same person -193121;1355185594;lyspooner;c la pire PR que je peux imaginer -193120;1355185608;lyspooner;but i like it -193119;1355185612;Namjies;J'approuve -193118;1355185612;pigeons;i think at least he really puts on women's panties when he gets into the role -193117;1355185613;mircea_popescu;worst and best collide lyspooner :D -193116;1355185616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053982 = 2.3326 BTC [+] -193115;1355185618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4726 @ 0.00053996 = 2.5519 BTC [+] -193114;1355185637;mircea_popescu;and she actually is a she. -193113;1355185637;jurov;yet another drugs&porn bitcoin "advocate": http://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/the-future-of-money-its-not-in-your-hands/ -193112;1355185676;mircea_popescu;jurov possibly the worst touch-up job on that pic. is it supposed to be half "digital" that 1 dolalr note ? -193111;1355185700;davout;mircea_popescu: timestamped picture or she lives in your brain -193110;1355185721;mircea_popescu;how did that go -193109;1355185733;mircea_popescu;;;google poliboobs -193108;1355185734;gribble;PoliTits: ; poliboobs - Twitter: ; PoliTITS | wherethegirlsgo: -193107;1355185762;davout;i need a break from the forums -193106;1355185900;jurov;davout, so you came here? -193105;1355185922;davout;well -193104;1355185928;davout;i had to go *somewhere* -193103;1355185938;davout;and i didn't really feel like meditation -193102;1355185947;kakobreklaaa;whats wrong with here jurov? -193101;1355185954;davout;oh this, and mircea summoned me -193100;1355185972;jurov;nothing wrong, just poking a bit -193099;1355186014;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MGCG] 112 @ 0.13219995 = 14.8064 BTC [-] -193098;1355186046;mircea_popescu;gold is totally the winner so far -193097;1355186131;jurov;did you ask coinabul on physical delivery at least for that? -193096;1355186156;mircea_popescu;we discussed it many months ago. -193095;1355186172;jurov;and ? -193094;1355186204;assbot;[MPEX] [X.EWTI] 60 @ 0.06666667 = 4 BTC [-] -193093;1355186227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6610 @ 0.00053996 = 3.5691 BTC [+] -193092;1355186238;jurov;like, what did they say? -193091;1355186272;mircea_popescu;complicated. -193090;1355186307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27514 @ 0.00053996 = 14.8565 BTC [+] -193089;1355186308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00054001 = 10.1522 BTC [+] -193088;1355186310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14628 @ 0.00054002 = 7.8994 BTC [+] -193087;1355186311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11736 @ 0.00054005 = 6.338 BTC [+] -193086;1355186312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38100 @ 0.00054006 = 20.5763 BTC [+] -193085;1355186312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00054012 = 2.2145 BTC [+] -193084;1355186313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29894 @ 0.00054039 = 16.1544 BTC [+] -193083;1355186315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00054056 = 6.7029 BTC [+] -193082;1355186316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2828 @ 0.00054064 = 1.5289 BTC [+] -193081;1355186443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3622 @ 0.00054064 = 1.9582 BTC [+] -193080;1355186444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8078 @ 0.00054074 = 4.3681 BTC [+] -193079;1355186581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053848 = 2.3268 BTC [-] -193078;1355186582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11879 @ 0.00053818 = 6.393 BTC [-] -193077;1355186715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00053827 = 2.3259 BTC [+] -193076;1355186716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1579 @ 0.00053818 = 0.8498 BTC [-] -193075;1355187011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3479 @ 0.000538 = 1.8717 BTC [-] -193074;1355187264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00054048 = 2.3354 BTC [+] -193073;1355187266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13372 @ 0.00054074 = 7.2308 BTC [+] -193072;1355187392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00054052 = 2.3356 BTC [-] -193071;1355187393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31350 @ 0.00054074 = 16.9522 BTC [+] -193070;1355187395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00054098 = 12.713 BTC [+] -193069;1355187396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.0005411 = 8.0353 BTC [+] -193068;1355187397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12712 @ 0.00054132 = 6.8813 BTC [+] -193067;1355187398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00054134 = 2.409 BTC [+] -193066;1355187399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17251 @ 0.00054139 = 9.3395 BTC [+] -193065;1355187401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27950 @ 0.00054142 = 15.1327 BTC [+] -193064;1355187402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24800 @ 0.00054177 = 13.4359 BTC [+] -193063;1355187403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8639 @ 0.00054205 = 4.6828 BTC [+] -193062;1355187403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00054211 = 5.6922 BTC [+] -193061;1355187404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00054222 = 4.88 BTC [+] -193060;1355187405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22700 @ 0.00054226 = 12.3093 BTC [+] -193059;1355187406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16650 @ 0.00054236 = 9.0303 BTC [+] -193058;1355187407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00054249 = 5.3707 BTC [+] -193057;1355187408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00054251 = 4.9097 BTC [+] -193056;1355187409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00054253 = 9.006 BTC [+] -193055;1355187411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16850 @ 0.00054267 = 9.144 BTC [+] -193054;1355187412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00054284 = 4.5599 BTC [+] -193053;1355187413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21506 @ 0.00054296 = 11.6769 BTC [+] -193052;1355187413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21050 @ 0.00054306 = 11.4314 BTC [+] -193051;1355187414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00054313 = 9.722 BTC [+] -193050;1355187415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12532 @ 0.00054313 = 6.8065 BTC [+] -193049;1355187416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24264 @ 0.00054328 = 13.1821 BTC [+] -193048;1355187417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45350 @ 0.00054331 = 24.6391 BTC [+] -193047;1355187418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00054332 = 8.1498 BTC [+] -193046;1355187419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19520 @ 0.00054333 = 10.6058 BTC [+] -193045;1355187420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13350 @ 0.00054333 = 7.2535 BTC [+] -193044;1355187421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25800 @ 0.0005435 = 14.0223 BTC [+] -193043;1355187422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00054357 = 7.1751 BTC [+] -193042;1355187423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.0005436 = 9.8392 BTC [+] -193041;1355187423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28100 @ 0.0005436 = 15.2752 BTC [+] -193040;1355187424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17850 @ 0.00054378 = 9.7065 BTC [+] -193039;1355187425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27212 @ 0.00054402 = 14.8039 BTC [+] -193038;1355187426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00054437 = 10.0708 BTC [+] -193037;1355187428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00054438 = 7.0225 BTC [+] -193036;1355187429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00054453 = 12.5242 BTC [+] -193035;1355187430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28750 @ 0.00054526 = 15.6762 BTC [+] -193034;1355187431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00054558 = 4.5283 BTC [+] -193033;1355187432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26600 @ 0.00054571 = 14.5159 BTC [+] -193032;1355187433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33902 @ 0.0005458 = 18.5037 BTC [+] -193031;1355187433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35800 @ 0.00054593 = 19.5443 BTC [+] -193030;1355187434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.00054615 = 11.1961 BTC [+] -193029;1355187435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.0005463 = 8.1945 BTC [+] -193028;1355187436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.00054774 = 11.0643 BTC [+] -193027;1355187437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66300 @ 0.00054782 = 36.3205 BTC [+] -193026;1355187438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25167 @ 0.00054807 = 13.7933 BTC [+] -193025;1355187439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13033 @ 0.00054826 = 7.1455 BTC [+] -193024;1355187440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11950 @ 0.00054854 = 6.5551 BTC [+] -193023;1355187441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 73350 @ 0.00054887 = 40.2596 BTC [+] -193022;1355187442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48750 @ 0.00054905 = 26.7662 BTC [+] -193021;1355187581;mircea_popescu;she says o wtf happened here! -193020;1355187588;mircea_popescu;heh. -193019;1355187604;mircea_popescu;anyway, mpoe-pr says "he puts on women's panties, and posts on bitcointaaaaalk" -193018;1355187616;Ukto;who, u? :P -193017;1355187633;mircea_popescu;no srsly guise -193016;1355187640;Ukto;havent seen u post on there in a while -193015;1355187648;Ukto;at least int he threads i read -193014;1355187675;mircea_popescu;she's only really supposed to do the trading/economy -193013;1355187796;davout;i want to see you in women's panties mircea -193012;1355187836;mircea_popescu;anyone has any theory as to why hash rate isn't dropping ? -193011;1355187878;pigeons;it is dropping -193010;1355187916;pigeons;;;bc,diffchange -193009;1355187917;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | -6.67681208754 % based on data since last change | -5.57782548461 % based on data for last three days -193008;1355187962;mircea_popescu;3.3mn diff... -193007;1355187973;mircea_popescu;24.9 th/s -193006;1355187976;mircea_popescu;hardly a drop! -193005;1355187996;pigeons;https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/MOB#tab3 -193004;1355188003;pigeons;looks like a winner -193003;1355188009;davout;people are simply speculating that the future value will make them profitable retroactively -193002;1355188121;mircea_popescu;why's that thing still loading ;/ -193001;1355188157;pigeons;i was trying to link to the contract & prospectus page -193000;1355188225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00055037 = 11.3376 BTC [+] -192999;1355188226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20300 @ 0.00055101 = 11.1855 BTC [+] -192998;1355188459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11711 @ 0.00055 = 6.4411 BTC [-] -192997;1355188499;mircea_popescu;25000 Shares Will Be Issued With An Approx. Value Of 1.0 LTC Per Share. -192996;1355188499;mircea_popescu;Funds raised will be invested into various loans including but not limited to -192995;1355188499;mircea_popescu;BTCJAM.com -192994;1355188503;Ukto;hmmm -192993;1355188503;mircea_popescu;what could possibly go right. -192992;1355188522;mircea_popescu;In the extremely unlikely event that we operate at a loss for more than 90 days, -192991;1355188522;mircea_popescu;the board reserves the option to -192990;1355188523;mircea_popescu;:D -192989;1355188526;Ukto;think i shoulda posted the bitfunder thread in teh main marktplace instead of securities? :/ -192988;1355188543;mircea_popescu;securities seems apropriate -192987;1355188555;Ukto;it, itself isnt a security -192986;1355188568;Ukto;cryptostocks lists in the main marketplace -192985;1355188576;pigeons;note: we are not really the mob -192984;1355188578;mircea_popescu;C) SHAREHOLDERS as OWNERS of a public company are OBLIGATED to act IN GOOD FAITH with regard to the company and its operation, including GUARDING TRADE SECRETS -192983;1355188596;Ukto;what if they break C ? -192982;1355188597;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good. guard them trade secrets of the 25k share 1 ltc nominal non-mob mob thingee -192981;1355188625;mircea_popescu;they probably trade $15 to suzy for massage services, which is their trade secret. -192980;1355188644;pigeons;bet you wish you were more user friendly now -192979;1355188653;mircea_popescu;what's the ltc in btc these days ? -192978;1355188653;Ukto;lol -192977;1355188657;Ukto;i thnk hes glad hes not -192976;1355188661;Ukto;0.06 i think -192975;1355188664;Ukto;or 0.05999 -192974;1355188674;mircea_popescu;Ukto i was starting to be concerned i'm a little TOO friendly -192973;1355188680;mircea_popescu;need to hire -pr's identical twin. -192972;1355188682;pigeons;LTC/BTC 0.00596 -192971;1355188684;mircea_popescu;imagine, two of those. -192970;1355188693;mircea_popescu;;;calc 25000 * 0.00596 -192969;1355188694;gribble;149 -192968;1355188694;Ukto;mircea_popescu: just swich the site to the console system :P -192967;1355188707;mircea_popescu;o hey! the entire corp is less than what i made playing dragon's tale for a coupla days -192966;1355188719;mircea_popescu;shit. -192965;1355188724;mircea_popescu;did i just give out a trade secret ? -192964;1355188734;Ukto;is dragons tale full of ads? -192963;1355188736;Ukto;:P -192962;1355188739;mircea_popescu;notrly -192961;1355188746;mircea_popescu;mostly full of coconuts -192960;1355188765;mircea_popescu;D) The litecoinglobal.com website operates as a non-fiduciary clearinghouse -192959;1355188765;mircea_popescu;providing transactional intermediation between private parties -192958;1355188773;mircea_popescu;what the fuck does this mean ? -192957;1355188813;pigeons;it means they trade cocunuts -192956;1355188843;mircea_popescu;wait a second. any user owning 10 shares in the exchange gets to vote on new issues ? -192955;1355188869;Ukto;yea -192954;1355188871;Ukto;buy 10 -192953;1355188871;mircea_popescu;suppose i make 20 accounts, buy 10 shares and round-robin them around. = 20 votes => your momma's a whore inc (YMAH, inc) approved -192952;1355188874;Ukto;and you can vote how you want -192951;1355188879;Ukto;yes -192950;1355188883;mircea_popescu;da fuck ?! -192949;1355188886;mircea_popescu;who came up with this -192948;1355188891;Ukto;do that -192947;1355188893;Ukto;and vote no -192946;1355188894;Ukto;for everything -192945;1355188899;mircea_popescu;lmao that too -192944;1355188902;mircea_popescu;total dos. -192943;1355188910;Ukto;no counts as 2 negative votes -192942;1355188914;Ukto;yes counts as 1 positive -192941;1355189311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00055 = 3.245 BTC [-] -192940;1355189514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3109 @ 0.00055101 = 1.7131 BTC [+] -192939;1355189938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00329871 = 2.1442 BTC [-] -192938;1355189994;mircea_popescu;davout what is an assymmetric cypher? -192937;1355189995;mircea_popescu;zing! -192936;1355190049;davout;you see, that's the problem with success -192935;1355190069;davout;one spelling mistake gets amplified by all the wannabe legitimate regulated businessmen -192934;1355190073;davout;:3 -192933;1355190115;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -192932;1355190125;mircea_popescu;you mean, of course, bussinessmen -192931;1355190463;davout;stop being so jealous mircea, one day you'll be regulated too -192930;1355190513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3454 @ 0.00055007 = 1.8999 BTC [-] -192929;1355190571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6747 @ 0.00055101 = 3.7177 BTC [+] -192928;1355190572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1753 @ 0.00055154 = 0.9668 BTC [+] -192927;1355190614;mircea_popescu;speaking of regulating, i should probably create some way for btc people to short euro and us financial institutions -192926;1355190619;mircea_popescu;that'll be a doozy -192925;1355190986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 867 @ 0.00055007 = 0.4769 BTC [-] -192924;1355190988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20783 @ 0.00055 = 11.4307 BTC [-] -192923;1355191135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28795 @ 0.00055 = 15.8373 BTC [-] -192922;1355191560;jurov;who sets up these s.mpoe manipulations? -192921;1355191708;jurov;right after i sell it to repay a loan, someone pushes price up and puts a wall on 0.00055 -192920;1355191817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 869 @ 0.00329871 = 2.8666 BTC [-] -192919;1355191818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 781 @ 0.0032912 = 2.5704 BTC [-] -192918;1355192807;mircea_popescu;far as i can tell it's been bought all day since x.s -192917;1355192835;mircea_popescu;how much did you sell ? -192916;1355193494;kakobreklaaa;mircea_popescu you got bit4x for that ;) -192915;1355193572;mircea_popescu;hm ? -192914;1355193673;kakobreklaaa;to short the world -192913;1355193678;kakobreklaaa;while stayin in bitcoin -192912;1355193729;mircea_popescu;o lol -192911;1355193740;mircea_popescu;kinda hard to short allianz via bit4x -192910;1355193752;kakobreklaaa;allianz? -192909;1355193757;mircea_popescu;yeah -192908;1355193815;kakobreklaaa;ah -192907;1355193825;kakobreklaaa;i missed "financial inst." part -192906;1355193853;mircea_popescu;:p -192905;1355193921;mircea_popescu;!ticker X.EWTI -192904;1355193922;assbot;[MPEX:X.EWTI] 1day: 0.06666667 / 0.06678667 / 0.066794 (1061 shares, 70.86 BTC), 30day: 0.06666667 / 0.06678667 / 0.066794 (1061 shares, 70.86 BTC) -192903;1355193930;mircea_popescu;eee -192902;1355193957;mircea_popescu;!ticker X.INDQ -192901;1355193958;assbot;[MPEX:X.INDQ] 1day: 0.20633112 / 0.20633112 / 0.20633112 (251 shares, 51.79 BTC), 30day: 0.20633112 / 0.20633112 / 0.20633112 (251 shares, 51.79 BTC) -192900;1355193967;mircea_popescu;!ticker X.MGCG -192899;1355193968;assbot;[MPEX:X.MGCG] 1day: 0.13219995 / 0.13220548 / 0.13220833 (386 shares, 51.03 BTC), 30day: 0.13219995 / 0.13220548 / 0.13220833 (386 shares, 51.03 BTC) -192898;1355194480;mircea_popescu;http://blog.e-gold.com/about-the-egold-blog.html -192897;1355194484;mircea_popescu;most successful blog of all time -192896;1355195392;Namjies;Well looking to get a 100 BTC loan filled for 4 weeks. -192895;1355195410;kakobreklaaa;10% -192894;1355195446;Namjies;I offer 2%, no more. -192893;1355195480;Namjies;My previous BTC-BOND rate -192892;1355195803;mircea_popescu;Namjies someone could just put the 100 in mpoe bonds and make 9.9% if last month holds ? -192891;1355195833;kakobreklaaa;too bad i didnt. -192890;1355196419;mircea_popescu;the e-gold operation maintains microsoft sql servers detailing -192889;1355196421;mircea_popescu;heh... -192888;1355196494;mircea_popescu;"From these images of the servers and copies of the databases, I was able to -192887;1355196494;mircea_popescu;reconstruct the customer profiles and transaction histories for e-gold account holders by -192886;1355196494;mircea_popescu;transferring the database information on each account holder into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. -192885;1355196494;mircea_popescu;" -192884;1355196498;mircea_popescu;o god this is hilarious. -192883;1355196571;jcpham;what is this -192882;1355196649;mircea_popescu;ima blogpost in a min -192881;1355196706;jcpham;google says http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=reconstruct%20the%20customer%20profiles%20and%20transaction%20histories%20for%20e-gold%20account%20holders&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CC0QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fdocs.justia.com%2Fcases%2Ffederal%2Fdistrict-courts%2Fdistrict-of-columbia%2Fdcdce%2F1%3A2007cv01346%2F126695%2F1%2F1.pdf&ei=yIzGULnGMoS90AHfkoGQBQ&usg=AFQjCNFHFfbmSZeEWo7_go -192880;1355196706;jcpham;m0FAU10urkSQ -192879;1355196714;jcpham;jesus christ -192878;1355196727;jcpham;http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/district-of-columbia/dcdce/1:2007cv01346/126695/1/1.pdf -192877;1355196750;jcpham;mr. roy dotosn -192876;1355197245;Namjies;Oh well if anyone is interested anyway: https://btcjam.com/listings/899 -192875;1355197557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.0032912 = 5.2659 BTC [-] -192874;1355197606;pigeons;http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2012/dec/04/paul-krugman-asimov-economics -192873;1355197884;mircea_popescu;they still haven't shot krugman ? -192872;1355198280;pigeons;http://archive.org/about/faqs.php#311 http://archive.org/donate/ -192871;1355199118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00055037 = 2.3781 BTC [+] -192870;1355199119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7368 @ 0.00055008 = 4.053 BTC [-] -192869;1355199209;Namjies;Ahahah -192868;1355199277;Namjies;Open-source/non-profits/software cos adopt bitcoins every day. -192867;1355199788;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://trilema.com/2012/law-enforcement-never-fails-to-unintentionally-entertain/ -192866;1355199817;mircea_popescu;aa cool beans pigeons -192865;1355200490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00055137 = 2.3825 BTC [+] -192864;1355200491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30200 @ 0.00055154 = 16.6565 BTC [+] -192863;1355200493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00055161 = 11.2528 BTC [+] -192862;1355200494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9893 @ 0.00055239 = 5.4648 BTC [+] -192861;1355200495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.000553 = 5.53 BTC [+] -192860;1355200496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25186 @ 0.00055318 = 13.9324 BTC [+] -192859;1355200516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00055014 = 2.3772 BTC [-] -192858;1355200517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17607 @ 0.00055008 = 9.6853 BTC [-] -192857;1355200659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00055295 = 2.3893 BTC [+] -192856;1355200661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 214 @ 0.00055318 = 0.1184 BTC [+] -192855;1355200662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00055719 = 7.9121 BTC [+] -192854;1355200662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00055937 = 9.9008 BTC [+] -192853;1355200807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056086 = 2.4235 BTC [+] -192852;1355200808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9137 @ 0.00056111 = 5.1269 BTC [+] -192851;1355201008;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ENGG] 200 @ 0.27682136 = 55.3643 BTC -192850;1355201646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9750 @ 0.00056111 = 5.4708 BTC [+] -192849;1355201875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056014 = 2.4204 BTC [-] -192848;1355201877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22743 @ 0.00056 = 12.7361 BTC [-] -192847;1355202509;mircea_popescu;purplecelestina that's a nice name. -192846;1355202540;purplecelestina;thank you -192845;1355205241;smickles;78749045d632e04f6c7bea776d1921bf1e76ed0e361d464fb2de861b2c38f595 -192844;1355205256;smickles;when numbers match up in that way, it's damn spooky -192843;1355205761;Namjies;smickles: ??? -192842;1355205875;smickles;Namjies: ??? -192841;1355205968;Ukto;??? -192840;1355205984;smickles;check the input and total output on that tx. the input was the conversion of one of our assets. The fact that it matched up, made me think that I did something horribly wrong until i rechecked the numbers -192839;1355206036;smickles;and, 100 even? with so many destinations going out to the satoshi? -192838;1355206042;smickles;what are the odds, eh? -192837;1355206083;dub;fuck -192836;1355206105;dub;when you sign a contract for $950k, you expect a motherfucker to call you back -192835;1355206167;dub;its almost nerve racking and shit -192834;1355206174;Namjies;You paid a few random holders and it ended up being EXACTLY 100 BTC? -192833;1355206194;Namjies;I recognize my address as well as some of my holders in there. -192832;1355206207;dub;praps a whiskey to calm the nerves -192831;1355206238;Namjies;How I manage to remember those addresses when I have a hard time remembering someone's name until I heard it for the thousandth time is beyond me. -192830;1355206264;smickles;dub: 950k? I can't even relate, best I've done is ~100k and they bought me gin -192829;1355206311;smickles;Namjies: I wouldn't call 'em random, they are the few who have made a claim so far -192828;1355206325;dub;heh, gave the guy a 95k check -192827;1355206333;Namjies;Well very odd. -192826;1355206391;Namjies;But not that odd either -192825;1355206441;Namjies;For example suppose you were paying 200 BTC or a round number and the current claimers happened to have a somewhat round number of shares, the payout would probably end up being a round number too. -192824;1355206519;smickles;yeah, but i didn't expect it to happen because I'm not dealing with nice round percentages, and it included peeps who were getting their second payment and peeps getting their first and second payment in one -192823;1355206586;Namjies;Ah, in the case... -192822;1355206696;mircea_popescu;pity it wasn't the lottery or something -192821;1355206732;mircea_popescu;guy comes to trilema, asks for futures explanation post. half hour later, futures explanation post. i hope he's impressed. -192820;1355206999;mircea_popescu;http://worldinvestmentgroups.com/ lmao -192819;1355208040;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INKG] 25 @ 0.07407914 = 1.852 BTC -192818;1355208382;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130103.0 -192817;1355208408;dub;how does vorhees manage to not be called an idiot more often? -192816;1355208515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056063 = 2.4225 BTC [+] -192815;1355208516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3479 @ 0.00056067 = 1.9506 BTC [+] -192814;1355209210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12721 @ 0.00056067 = 7.1323 BTC [+] -192813;1355209212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 267 @ 0.00056111 = 0.1498 BTC [+] -192812;1355209251;dub;what we need is a bitcoin crusade -192811;1355209348;dub;to impale these 'serial entrepreneurs' on pikes and mount them at the gates of the intertubes -192810;1355209380;dub;a final solution for this tide of fucktardation -192809;1355211108;toffoo;dub: why do you think that? personally I think evorhees is about as far from "idiot" as one can get in the world of bitcoin writers/commentators. maybe that's why no one calls him that. -192808;1355211910;dub;toffoo: because he's advocating people talking to the media at significant conferences about bitcoin being for drugs and CP? -192807;1355211982;dub;that I don't see any displays of credibility other than an approach of; start a thousand 'businesses' and hope a couple stick -192806;1355211983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1696 @ 0.00056111 = 0.9516 BTC [+] -192805;1355211984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21328 @ 0.00056277 = 12.0028 BTC [+] -192804;1355212007;dub;clearly hitting a winner with dice, so far -192803;1355212063;mircea_popescu;dub you mean the tshirt bruno made ? -192802;1355212084;dub;well the thread he created that in response to -192801;1355212128;dub;voorhees seems to have an atitude of its more important to try alot than have success -192800;1355212146;mircea_popescu;i guess they be rumspringa-ing. still finding their bearings. -192799;1355212193;dub;sure but doing so in the pretense of representing the best and brightest of bitcoin? -192798;1355212207;mircea_popescu;Don't hate on someone just because a silly quote is pulled out and trumpeted by a journalist... you should know better. -192797;1355212207;mircea_popescu;Further, you can assume that most people have heard the blackmarket side of Bitcoin already. So by being frank about that, you can sometimes earn some honesty credits when you're meeting with people. -192796;1355212213;mircea_popescu;seems reasonable. -192795;1355212252;dub;there is acknowledgment and there is advocacy -192794;1355212280;mircea_popescu;and then there's the completely unfounded belief that conferences matter in any sense -192793;1355212283;dub;understandign that the media is want to twist things, extreme caution should be excercised in taht regard -192792;1355212285;mircea_popescu;or, for that matter, "journalism" -192791;1355212384;dub;so its ok to cry 'misquote!' -192790;1355212403;dub;better not to raise it imo -192789;1355212479;mircea_popescu;well that's all the excitement i can take for one day. later all -192788;1355212490;dub;nn -192787;1355228198;mircea_popescu;pigeons http://www.talkgold.com/forum/r374217-.html there, hyip industry. -192786;1355228316;pigeons;that makes my head hurt -192785;1355228318;mircea_popescu;http://www.talkgold.com/forum/f472-.html bitcoin being of course the top of the line in their main section -192784;1355228365;mircea_popescu;i recently ran a web probe for bitcoin. it's save to say every last internet scammer/"finance" whatever/general bulshitter/scammer knows of btc by now. -192783;1355228501;pigeons;yes true, i just pasted this earlier when you were gone: http://www.intratechmontreal.com/index.php -192782;1355228558;mircea_popescu;We produce a large quantity of product to our customer -192781;1355228568;mircea_popescu;lettuce, i wonder ? -192780;1355228595;mircea_popescu;IntraTech believe in BitCoin. We will provide you the hardware you need to be successful with BitCoin. Currently, we will only accept 300 orders. If thereafter the demand is still there, we will continue to accept order after the 300 first order. -192779;1355228596;mircea_popescu;ahaha -192778;1355228608;pigeons;:) -192777;1355228656;mircea_popescu;"Solidtrustpay scammed me ISSUE RESOLVED plus hundreds of people around the world" -192776;1355228662;mircea_popescu;this is such a riot -192775;1355228743;mircea_popescu;Please welcome the long term investment program StallionGold. StallionGold is precious metals holding and investment company offering its services to the international community of new generation of online investors. -192774;1355228851;pigeons;yeah a few years ago i knew a whole town, the sherrif, the barber, the teachers, everyone put all their money into one of those -192773;1355228867;pigeons;you would think they would be running out of suckers -192772;1355229102;mircea_popescu;i dun think that's how it works -192771;1355229153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1220 @ 0.0040975 = 4.999 BTC [+] -192770;1355229259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056797 = 2.4542 BTC [+] -192769;1355229408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00056811 = 1.5623 BTC [+] -192768;1355229501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00332457 = 5.4855 BTC [+] -192767;1355229638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9359 @ 0.00056811 = 5.3169 BTC [+] -192766;1355230102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4482 @ 0.00056797 = 2.5456 BTC [-] -192765;1355230103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056566 = 2.4442 BTC [-] -192764;1355230104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 528 @ 0.0005655 = 0.2986 BTC [-] -192763;1355230106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 151 @ 0.00056337 = 0.0851 BTC [-] -192762;1355230172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056781 = 2.4535 BTC [+] -192761;1355230174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1836 @ 0.00056811 = 1.043 BTC [+] -192760;1355230175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.0005694 = 5.7225 BTC [+] -192759;1355230176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00056954 = 4.357 BTC [+] -192758;1355230177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00056956 = 10.4799 BTC [+] -192757;1355230178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 343 @ 0.00057041 = 0.1957 BTC [+] -192756;1355230880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057024 = 2.464 BTC [-] -192755;1355230881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15957 @ 0.00057041 = 9.102 BTC [+] -192754;1355230883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.00057252 = 1.6889 BTC [+] -192753;1355230884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8622 @ 0.00057389 = 4.9481 BTC [+] -192752;1355230884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.00057644 = 0.7206 BTC [+] -192751;1355231755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00057644 = 3.084 BTC [+] -192750;1355231831;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -192749;1355231832;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.43000, Best ask: 13.43001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.43000, 24 hour volume: 27962.67052584, 24 hour low: 13.26911, 24 hour high: 13.55000, 24 hour vwap: 13.44979 -192748;1355231841;mircea_popescu;this is impressive, a week straight of 13.4-13.5 -192747;1355233792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5438 @ 0.00057644 = 3.1347 BTC [+] -192746;1355233938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12362 @ 0.00057644 = 7.126 BTC [+] -192745;1355233940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4863 @ 0.00057693 = 2.8056 BTC [+] -192744;1355234036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056364 = 2.4355 BTC [-] -192743;1355234037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10399 @ 0.00056337 = 5.8585 BTC [-] -192742;1355234039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5480 @ 0.00056272 = 3.0837 BTC [-] -192741;1355236075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 875 @ 0.00333151 = 2.9151 BTC [+] -192740;1355236481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056681 = 2.4492 BTC [+] -192739;1355236483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17317 @ 0.00056674 = 9.8142 BTC [-] -192738;1355236484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9612 @ 0.00056272 = 5.4089 BTC [-] -192737;1355236600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056299 = 2.4327 BTC [+] -192736;1355236602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11508 @ 0.00056272 = 6.4758 BTC [-] -192735;1355236603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13877 @ 0.00056033 = 7.7757 BTC [-] -192734;1355237918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16664 @ 0.00056 = 9.3318 BTC [-] -192733;1355237919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2094 @ 0.0005587 = 1.1699 BTC [-] -192732;1355238254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12350 @ 0.0005587 = 6.8999 BTC [-] -192731;1355238887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15376 @ 0.00056021 = 8.6138 BTC [+] -192730;1355238888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28824 @ 0.00056105 = 16.1717 BTC [+] -192729;1355240496;Chaang-Noi;whats up all? -192728;1355240739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00056105 = 5.0775 BTC [+] -192727;1355241045;Chaang-Noi;dead in here? -192726;1355241112;Chaang-Noi;hey giga -192725;1355241134;gigavps;good morning -192724;1355241143;gigavps;or evening where you are :) -192723;1355241155;Chaang-Noi;:) -192722;1355241456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7498 @ 0.0005587 = 4.1891 BTC [-] -192721;1355242038;jurov;mornin -192720;1355242672;kakobrekla;o hi -192719;1355242700;markedathome;hello all -192718;1355242726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3202 @ 0.00055643 = 1.7817 BTC [-] -192717;1355242757;kakobrekla;;;rate jurov 1 paid the loan promptly -192716;1355242759;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user jurov has been recorded. -192715;1355242774;markedathome;just had a thought, wonder if anyone is doing something along these lines with assets/dividends to avoid glbse probs. -192714;1355242830;markedathome;1) electrum style asset register where priv keys are stored with the user, -192713;1355242857;markedathome;pub keys are given to issuer to issue divs, -192712;1355242880;markedathome;priv keys are used to buy/sell against a register? -192711;1355242940;markedathome;can't see how bitcoin/litecoin global /btc.to etc are avoiding all the glbse style damage. -192710;1355243843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00055839 = 2.4011 BTC [+] -192709;1355245432;gigavps;unless all exchanges start to dox their clientele and do proper reporting for different countries, they will eventually come under the thumb of tax reguators -192708;1355245451;gigavps;just sayin -192707;1355246277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056077 = 2.4231 BTC [+] -192706;1355246279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19454 @ 0.00056105 = 10.9147 BTC [+] -192705;1355249581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00055873 = 2.4143 BTC [-] -192704;1355249583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4525 @ 0.00055839 = 2.5267 BTC [-] -192703;1355249584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11304 @ 0.0005563 = 6.2884 BTC [-] -192702;1355249706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2296 @ 0.0005563 = 1.2773 BTC [-] -192701;1355249706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25754 @ 0.00055554 = 14.3074 BTC [-] -192700;1355252266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000561 = 2.4241 BTC [+] -192699;1355252267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3172 @ 0.00056105 = 1.7797 BTC [+] -192698;1355252269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00056145 = 1.8528 BTC [+] -192697;1355252299;markedathome;anyone know what the minimum btc trade on mtgox is? I appear to be getting an unreadable red message with Ple|Gre|Equ cut off by the stupid layering html scheme that has a background with a higher priority... -192696;1355252320;markedathome;than an error message... -192695;1355252367;imsaguy;markedathome: classic.mtgox.com -192694;1355252372;imsaguy;it has less fluff -192693;1355252523;markedathome;well, slightly more readable - and 0.01 BTC -192692;1355252649;jurov;um, nobody added a new GPG story past 2 weeks? -192691;1355253836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 383 @ 0.00333151 = 1.276 BTC [+] -192690;1355253837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2750 @ 0.00336849 = 9.2633 BTC [+] -192689;1355253839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00339513 = 5.0927 BTC [+] -192688;1355253840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17 @ 0.0034 = 0.0578 BTC [+] -192687;1355254092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056119 = 2.4249 BTC [-] -192686;1355254094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20929 @ 0.00056145 = 11.7506 BTC [+] -192685;1355254225;smickles;jurov: yeah, I got halfway thru a story, then haven't had time since :( -192684;1355254250;smickles;I modeled mine off of "Ragged Dick" -192683;1355254294;smickles;and I hope to finish it sometime soon and publish it regardless of the MP contest -192682;1355254999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00055836 = 2.4127 BTC [-] -192681;1355255001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00055831 = 2.8474 BTC [-] -192680;1355255002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5346 @ 0.00055554 = 2.9699 BTC [-] -192679;1355255003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6083 @ 0.00055198 = 3.3577 BTC [-] -192678;1355255743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00055219 = 2.386 BTC [+] -192677;1355255745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10979 @ 0.00055198 = 6.0602 BTC [-] -192676;1355256922;mircea_popescu;jurov i knew that was gonna happen -192675;1355257561;mircea_popescu;lol moar bfl delays ? -192674;1355257566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00056111 = 1.5711 BTC [+] -192673;1355258051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1521 @ 0.00056111 = 0.8534 BTC [+] -192672;1355258052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21 @ 0.00056145 = 0.0118 BTC [+] -192671;1355258056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19358 @ 0.0005621 = 10.8811 BTC [+] -192670;1355259200;mircea_popescu;dub https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130103.msg1391832#msg1391832 -192669;1355259202;mircea_popescu;owned. -192668;1355259237;mircea_popescu;markedathome congratulations, you've sorta half-done mpex. -192667;1355259269;markedathome;er, what? -192666;1355259784;mircea_popescu; just had a thought, wonder if anyone is doing something along these lines with assets/dividends to avoid glbse probs. -192665;1355259808;markedathome;oh right yes, -192664;1355259837;markedathome;sorry - i thought you thought that i had posted in the thread above. -192663;1355259887;mircea_popescu;a no -192662;1355259897;mircea_popescu;but otherwise yes, gpg is the correct way to handle that. -192661;1355260074;dub;mircea_popescu: ignoring the 'joke' defense jgarzik answers pretty well -192660;1355260085;mircea_popescu;orly ?! -192659;1355260095;mircea_popescu;well, stay tuned, the girl's about to tear into him. -192658;1355260396;dub;wrt the joke defense, its a pet annouyance that people seem to think an unidentifiably sarcastic remark equals humour, notwithstanding, parroting the most commonly held myths about bitcoin hardly even qualifies as that. -192657;1355260543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056189 = 2.4279 BTC [-] -192656;1355260544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005619 = 2.428 BTC [+] -192655;1355260546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 726 @ 0.0005621 = 0.4081 BTC [+] -192654;1355260547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11682 @ 0.00056762 = 6.6309 BTC [+] -192653;1355260578;dub;and 'any PR is good PR'? please -192652;1355260793;mircea_popescu;who would you say is the top PR on btctalk atm ? -192651;1355260986;dub;I'd have to think about it, not your girl. while I usually agree and get a few chuckles the delivery is often counter productive -192650;1355260994;dub;maybe Meni despite his problems -192649;1355260998;mircea_popescu;who's meni a pr for ? -192648;1355261008;dub;himself? -192647;1355261031;mircea_popescu;heh. ok, i'm abandoning this conversation, you're beyond confused. -192646;1355261035;markedathome;one of the bitinstant guys? -192645;1355261050;markedathome;charlie / yankee -192644;1355261054;mircea_popescu;possibly. -192643;1355261072;mircea_popescu;although we'll know better once they hit a major crisis -192642;1355261082;mircea_popescu;kinda where prs are proven -192641;1355261149;markedathome;they aren't PR as such, but they do their own business pr IIRC. they are good for their business and sometimes intercede in other business events. don't know about their abilities as bitcoin proponents unless there are some audio / vids around -192640;1355261192;mircea_popescu;markedathome the only point was about which pr is good/bad. -192639;1355261247;kakobreklaa;well -192638;1355261253;kakobreklaa;there arent that many to choose from -192637;1355261266;markedathome;is evorhees the one who did the new hampshire thing back in march / april this year? -192636;1355261365;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ACOG] 1602 @ 0.05710061 = 91.4752 BTC -192635;1355261366;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ACOG] 898 @ 0.05713408 = 51.3064 BTC [+] -192634;1355261366;mircea_popescu;which one is that ? -192633;1355261394;assbot;[MPEX] [X.AWHG] 1000 @ 0.0670108 = 67.0108 BTC -192632;1355261556;markedathome;ah found it, he testified in state house https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64034.0 -192631;1355261844;mircea_popescu;nh has a house ?! -192630;1355261933;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -192629;1355262330;dub;looking increasingly like im not going to have a house this week -192628;1355262390;dub;agent is being a dick, going to withdraw our offer if he hasnt communicated in the next 3 hours -192627;1355263008;mircea_popescu;maybe that 16 yo 7/11 clerk he's been eyeing for weeks finaly gave it out in the parking lot. -192626;1355263011;mircea_popescu;have a heart. -192625;1355263149;dub;well for the ~$50k commision im sure he could rent a number of 16 y/o -192624;1355263420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056054 = 2.4221 BTC [-] -192623;1355263422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22400 @ 0.00056025 = 12.5496 BTC [-] -192622;1355263423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2079 @ 0.00055198 = 1.1476 BTC [-] -192621;1355265145;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/voluntary-contracts-after-a-while/#comment-90923 -192620;1355265151;mircea_popescu;prizes sent to all 3 participants lol. -192619;1355266317;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ENGG] 291 @ 0.27682136 = 80.555 BTC -192618;1355266319;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ENGG] 159 @ 0.27703788 = 44.049 BTC [+] -192617;1355266366;jurov;i almost got another one, but the writer bailed out off the project -192616;1355266476;mircea_popescu;the advantages of contemporary education -192615;1355266485;mircea_popescu;average young adult is unable to write five pages. -192614;1355266853;jurov;dunno, it's not education exactly. i used to wrote hilarious essays as a child -192613;1355266866;jurov;then it got worn off somehow -192612;1355266873;mircea_popescu;hm -192611;1355267227;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1393343#msg1393343 :) -192610;1355267774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00055716 = 5.0423 BTC [+] -192609;1355268706;dub;http://i.minus.com/iWQplxdpm5kjI.gif -192608;1355268806;mircea_popescu;http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/mKgQEmPtd/http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php -192607;1355268811;mircea_popescu;ahaha .5 seconds frw. -192606;1355268990;dub;thats cool, firebug in the coud -192605;1355268993;dub;cloud* -192604;1355269236;dub;here is the correct slip n slide technique http://i.imgur.com/I4MeF.gif -192603;1355269407;thestringpuller;wtf is up wit bitcoin-central -192602;1355269473;mircea_popescu;? -192601;1355269494;mircea_popescu;dub : it's not in the cloud. -192600;1355269521;dub;hao so? -192599;1355269625;mircea_popescu;um ? cause i own the servers ? -192598;1355269648;thestringpuller;are they backed up? -192597;1355269655;mircea_popescu;no. -192596;1355269661;thestringpuller;thats silly -192595;1355269690;thestringpuller;bitcoin-central is betting an IBAN... -192594;1355269700;thestringpuller;or is iy BIN... -192593;1355269838;mircea_popescu;they're making it so any customer gets iban -192592;1355269842;mircea_popescu;from what i gather -192591;1355270003;jurov;if that IBAN thing resembles anything like bank account they'll require IDs pretty soon -192590;1355270024;mircea_popescu;i thought they required ids already ? -192589;1355270037;mircea_popescu;and ofcourse it does, that's what iban is, euro acct number. -192588;1355270119;jurov;they don't specifically mention that anywhere -192587;1355270179;jurov;and davout is not putting any definite answer either: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129461.msg1388689#msg1388689 -192586;1355270280;mircea_popescu;jesus that thing's 21 pages by now -192585;1355270312;davout;jurov: what is your question ? -192584;1355270332;jurov;davout, whether you're going to ask IDs -192583;1355270349;davout;we already ask for IDs if you deposit more than 250€ -192582;1355270360;davout;or if you withdraw to a bank acct -192581;1355270413;jurov;thanks. that information is quite hard to find. -192580;1355270470;davout;it's buried in the AML/KYC policy in the ToS -192579;1355270478;davout;i agree it could be a little clearer -192578;1355270487;davout;thing is -192577;1355270513;davout;unlike mtgox we don't freeze funds if you refuse to ID -192576;1355270525;davout;we simply send funds back from where they came -192575;1355270534;davout;which is basically what the law is saying -192574;1355270552;davout;mtgox does lots of shit it isn't legally required to do -192573;1355270580;davout;theoretically we should ID everyone all the time -192572;1355270617;davout;but we told our financial partner that it would just not work in the bitcoin world so they agreed on having a threshold under which we won't require IDs -192571;1355270622;dub;mircea_popescu: you own pingdom? -192570;1355270645;mircea_popescu;dub we obviously are talking of diff things -192569;1355270672;dub;yea, firebug is a ff extension that does teh same thing as pingdom locally -192568;1355270678;mircea_popescu;o -192567;1355270681;mircea_popescu;i don't use/know ff -192566;1355270687;dub;firefox -192565;1355270769;dub;alos, when I say 'in the cloud' its with tounge in cheek and means 'on the internet' -192564;1355270781;mircea_popescu;well that part got lost -192563;1355270785;dub;becuase thats what cloud is a stupid marketing term for -192562;1355270883;jcpham;to the cloud, batman -192561;1355271126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4801 @ 0.00056594 = 2.7171 BTC [+] -192560;1355271128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005675 = 2.4522 BTC [+] -192559;1355271129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16078 @ 0.00056762 = 9.1262 BTC [+] -192558;1355302293;mircea_popescu;smickles neither mpoe nor mpex nor i mm the new futures. -192557;1355302456;Diablo-D3;hey mircea_popescu smickles -192556;1355302466;mircea_popescu;sup -192555;1355302475;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129566.msg1392977#msg1392977 -192554;1355302520;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: save a copy of that post somewhere just in case it goes -192553;1355302568;mircea_popescu;lol moar bruno private dickery ? -192552;1355302622;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its bfl dox. -192551;1355302638;pigeons;https://btct.co/security/BAKEWELL -192550;1355302640;Diablo-D3;I dont care where he got them or who he is, I do not imagine they will stay on the forums for very long -192549;1355302646;Ukto;can we ban Tiggr for now ? -192548;1355302694;Ukto;pigeons: dont make me sad bro :P -192547;1355302696;Diablo-D3;sure if someone had ops -192546;1355303161;mircea_popescu;bfl is really inept. who the fuck announces their 3rd delay on the 2nd product after having promised "not to repeat the 1st product delays" -192545;1355303168;mircea_popescu;in the terms of "not shipping BEFORE x date". -192544;1355303174;dub;;;later tell tiggr join less channels tard -192543;1355303174;gribble;The operation succeeded. -192542;1355303205;mircea_popescu;/ignore works dub -192541;1355303228;dub;yep -192540;1355303251;pigeons;which comes first, pirate repayment or bfl asics? -192539;1355303320;mod6;lol the ole 500,000 BTC question -192538;1355304122;Ukto;Diablo-D3: just wanted to say. You'r awsome. :P -192537;1355304129;Ukto;your're -192536;1355304131;Ukto;jfdfhgh -192535;1355304132;Diablo-D3;oh? -192534;1355304133;Ukto;too tired to type -192533;1355304135;Ukto;"you are" -192532;1355304136;Ukto;there -192531;1355304163;Diablo-D3;what did I do? -192530;1355304173;mircea_popescu;i think he means your bfl post. -192529;1355304175;mircea_popescu;and i agree -192528;1355304187;Ukto;hehe -192527;1355304368;Ukto;:) -192526;1355304500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057117 = 2.468 BTC [-] -192525;1355304501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8879 @ 0.00057107 = 5.0705 BTC [-] -192524;1355304687;Diablo-D3;so at some point Im going to have to put DMC on bitfunder -192523;1355304724;Ukto;hehe -192522;1355306563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16301 @ 0.00057107 = 9.309 BTC [-] -192521;1355306917;mircea_popescu;hey everyone, please read this : http://trilema.com/2012/probably-the-hottest-business-idea-of-the-moment-in-btc/ -192520;1355307227;mod6;Thanks for posting that. -192519;1355307243;mircea_popescu;yee -192518;1355307731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8349 @ 0.00057107 = 4.7679 BTC [-] -192517;1355307733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1330 @ 0.00056915 = 0.757 BTC [-] -192516;1355308268;Ukto;Diablo-D3: apparently, someone did not like you suggestion. :P -192515;1355308334;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ISP5] 1000 @ 0.10179952 = 101.7995 BTC [-] -192514;1355309114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2692 @ 0.00057565 = 1.5496 BTC [+] -192513;1355309115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1371 @ 0.00057579 = 0.7894 BTC [+] -192512;1355309116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6093 @ 0.00057693 = 3.5152 BTC [+] -192511;1355309118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1802 @ 0.00057808 = 1.0417 BTC [+] -192510;1355313732;mircea_popescu;"Cause they're French. They don't have the technology." -192509;1355313736;mircea_popescu;ajhahahaha ok -192508;1355313737;mircea_popescu;lmao -192507;1355314894;Diablo-D3;they dont -192506;1355314905;Diablo-D3;they spent all their points on cooking skills instead -192505;1355314926;Diablo-D3;[03:31:08] Diablo-D3: apparently, someone did not like you suggestion. :P -192504;1355314931;davout;mircea_popescu: the french community frowns upon your shenanigans -192503;1355314931;Diablo-D3;yeah well. -192502;1355314937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057522 = 2.4855 BTC [-] -192501;1355314937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21579 @ 0.00057517 = 12.4116 BTC [-] -192500;1355314945;davout;Diablo-D3: lol -192499;1355314949;mircea_popescu;davout lol -192498;1355314967;Ukto;LOL -192497;1355314976;Diablo-D3;ALSO WILL SOMEONE BAN NIGGR ALREADY? -192496;1355314977;Diablo-D3;er -192495;1355314978;Diablo-D3;tiggr -192494;1355314983;davout;LOL -192493;1355314986;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla is busy having sex. -192492;1355314989;Diablo-D3;the letters, they're so close. -192491;1355315017;davout;as long as they're not too close to my bike i'm fine -192490;1355315031;Diablo-D3;o/~ tiggr stole your bike o/~ -192489;1355315035;SomeoneWeird;lmao -192488;1355315193;jurov;hehe -192487;1355315210;jurov;Ukto, so burnside is after you now? :D -192486;1355315269;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsMZXl15FRU -192485;1355315272;Diablo-D3;original <3 -192484;1355315588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057645 = 2.4908 BTC [+] -192483;1355315604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18079 @ 0.00057679 = 10.4278 BTC [+] -192482;1355315632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005765 = 2.4911 BTC [-] -192481;1355315633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3121 @ 0.00057679 = 1.8002 BTC [+] -192480;1355315637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4948 @ 0.00057808 = 2.8603 BTC [+] -192479;1355315641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00057815 = 1.3587 BTC [+] -192478;1355315641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2660 @ 0.00057989 = 1.5425 BTC [+] -192477;1355315875;mircea_popescu;i'm making mousaka -192476;1355315904;davout;mousaka rocks -192475;1355315913;mircea_popescu;oya. -192474;1355315919;davout;sucks your cooking points aren't that high -192473;1355315937;davout;there are some cooking spoons with +3 cooking for sale on SR -192472;1355315957;mircea_popescu;i use nude girls with cooking +6 tits. -192471;1355315985;Diablo-D3;tits only improve cooking skills if they wear nothing but a cooking apron -192470;1355316004;mircea_popescu;there's a special apron made to go between the tits. -192469;1355316008;mircea_popescu;they wear it by turn. -192468;1355316062;mircea_popescu;ok ok you all win -192467;1355316066;mircea_popescu;and i smell my mousaka. -192466;1355316099;Diablo-D3;IN MOTHER RUSSIA, WE COOK WITH THIS. -192465;1355316302;Diablo-D3;TODAY IS 12/12/12, THE END OF THE WORLD IS NIGH -192464;1355316493;davout;word -192463;1355316558;jurov;Happy End Of The World Day! -192462;1355316567;mircea_popescu;jurov : answered your comment -192461;1355316803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057526 = 2.4857 BTC [-] -192460;1355316805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7610 @ 0.00057517 = 4.377 BTC [-] -192459;1355316805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8519 @ 0.00057214 = 4.8741 BTC [-] -192458;1355316936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057959 = 2.5044 BTC [+] -192457;1355316938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8679 @ 0.00057989 = 5.0329 BTC [+] -192456;1355317007;markedathome;end of the world is 21/12/12 -192455;1355317126;jurov;i end to think the world already died. the old one. -192454;1355317138;dub;story checks out -192453;1355317161;Ukto;sup jurov -192452;1355317276;jurov;sup -192451;1355317808;Ukto;oh.. -192450;1355317808;Ukto;its about to come... -192449;1355317850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00338611 = 2.5396 BTC [-] -192448;1355318030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057978 = 2.5052 BTC [-] -192447;1355318031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1013 @ 0.00057989 = 0.5874 BTC [+] -192446;1355318033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5366 @ 0.00058078 = 3.1165 BTC [+] -192445;1355318965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10330 @ 0.00058078 = 5.9995 BTC [+] -192444;1355319114;Ukto;ahhh -192443;1355319114;Ukto;thar she blows -192442;1355319114;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1394685#msg1394685 -192441;1355319121;Ukto;I should probably walk away from teh forums -192440;1355319128;Ukto;before I manage to piss someone off -192439;1355319132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2956 @ 0.00338189 = 9.9969 BTC [-] -192438;1355319144;Ukto;I think I suck at PR :P -192437;1355319222;Ukto;read it -192436;1355319224;Ukto;tell me how bad it is -192435;1355319259;mircea_popescu;so what if you piss someone off ? -192434;1355319272;Ukto;What about it? -192433;1355319289;Ukto;I just get mad about my writing being crap -192432;1355319293;pigeons;its good ukto, just write less :) -192431;1355319297;Ukto;pigeons: NO -192430;1355319307;Ukto;MUST HAVE 100 PAGE RETORTS -192429;1355319311;Ukto;will cause ppl to want to reply more -192428;1355319312;Ukto;:P -192427;1355319313;jurov;Ukto, i decided to refrain from in-depth analyzing of burnside's stuff and just write about coinbr. I recommend similar approach -192426;1355319321;Ukto;lesson I learned years ago on forums -192425;1355319329;Ukto;er -192424;1355319331;Ukto;to reply LESS -192423;1355319331;Ukto;even -192422;1355319343;Ukto;then id/when a troll picks up on it -192421;1355319345;Ukto;simply ignore THEM -192420;1355319349;Ukto;and respond to everyone else -192419;1355319349;Ukto;:P -192418;1355319375;Ukto;jurov: meh, he posted in bitfunders launch thread -192417;1355319383;Ukto;I had to offer something back as a thank you. :) -192416;1355319409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2904 @ 0.00058078 = 1.6866 BTC [+] -192415;1355319410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24300 @ 0.00058081 = 14.1137 BTC [+] -192414;1355319412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5546 @ 0.00058093 = 3.2218 BTC [+] -192413;1355319420;Ukto;as I said, I have nothing aginst him, never ment to make it seem that way. Just responding. -192412;1355319446;jurov;not sure if you understood me -192411;1355319455;Ukto;might not -192410;1355319458;Ukto;its almost 6am :P -192409;1355319464;Ukto;and I just wrote some shitty english -192408;1355319486;jurov;plainly, analyzing about the belize stuff is just wasting your time -192407;1355319493;Ukto;ahhh -192406;1355319511;Ukto;ooh, jurov -192405;1355319515;jurov;leave that to mpoe-rp., she's paid to do it -192404;1355319519;Ukto;did you see, I got an eye roll from someone? :P -192403;1355319537;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1394411#msg1394411 -192402;1355319563;Ukto;while I was writing the response, his post kept comming to mind. :P -192401;1355319618;Ukto;In fact, I now feel the urge to respond to it -192400;1355319627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7254 @ 0.00058093 = 4.2141 BTC [+] -192399;1355319635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3046 @ 0.00058195 = 1.7726 BTC [+] -192398;1355319727;Ukto;holy crap -192397;1355319731;Ukto;"At least they're honest  ::)" -192396;1355319736;Ukto;WHY is a smiley face.. an eyeroll animation1?!? -192395;1355319747;Ukto;or is that waht 4 eyes is -192394;1355320000;jurov;Ukto, that 5:10am reply is really fine, don't see any problem wit it -192393;1355320472;mircea_popescu;http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2012/12/google-bug/ lol -192392;1355320761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057249 = 2.4737 BTC [-] -192391;1355320762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3679 @ 0.00057214 = 2.1049 BTC [-] -192390;1355320844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057215 = 2.4723 BTC [+] -192389;1355320846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8279 @ 0.00057214 = 4.7367 BTC [-] -192388;1355320980;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1394714#msg1394714 -192387;1355320981;Ukto;HANDLES -192386;1355320982;Ukto;HANDLED -192385;1355320983;Ukto;even -192384;1355321122;Ukto;damn it.. now its 6:10am -192383;1355321800;Diablo-D3;Ukto: your clock is off -192382;1355321805;Diablo-D3;fix it -192381;1355321841;Ukto;just syncd... not even 60 seconds -192380;1355321845;Ukto;where are you seeing that? -192379;1355321869;Diablo-D3;my irc client timestamps -192378;1355321873;Diablo-D3;you said 6:10 at 6:05 -192377;1355321880;Ukto;ass. -192376;1355321880;Ukto;:P -192375;1355321910;Ukto;Diablo-D3: did you like my (just edited) post to friedcat ? :P -192374;1355321925;Diablo-D3;yeah, I saw it before you posted it in here -192373;1355322589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00337832 = 7.0945 BTC [-] -192372;1355322589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1505 @ 0.00332457 = 5.0035 BTC [-] -192371;1355323405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057571 = 2.4876 BTC [+] -192370;1355323406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 787 @ 0.00057582 = 0.4532 BTC [+] -192369;1355323454;Graet;oh looks like i should submit a claim to DMC -192368;1355323480;Ukto;0,o -192367;1355323504;Graet;wonder how many i had lol -192366;1355323556;Ukto;didnt you say you were going to give them to me? :P -192365;1355323616;Diablo-D3;graet: well, theres 320 not claimed yet -192364;1355323649;Graet;i *think* i had like 40 -192363;1355323671;Graet;do you have a list with addy u can check? -192362;1355323677;Diablo-D3;yes -192361;1355323716;Graet;cool -192360;1355323724;Graet;i'll email or something :) -192359;1355323735;Diablo-D3;just give me the first 3 digits of the address -192358;1355323737;Diablo-D3;or your email -192357;1355323745;Diablo-D3;I have both -192356;1355323751;Graet;graet@ozco.in -192355;1355323752;Diablo-D3;I think I saw you -192354;1355323754;Diablo-D3;lemme check -192353;1355323755;Graet;cool -192352;1355323772;Graet;ty :) -192351;1355323780;Diablo-D3;you had 70 shares, and its already in here -192350;1355323787;Graet;in here? -192349;1355323790;Diablo-D3;in the list -192348;1355323795;Graet;cool :D -192347;1355324977;Ukto;he'll eventually throw something at me :P -192346;1355324984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057569 = 2.4876 BTC [-] -192345;1355324985;Ukto;when he decides to stop staying silent :P -192344;1355324990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1979 @ 0.00057582 = 1.1395 BTC [+] -192343;1355325079;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 500 @ 0.12483526 = 62.4176 BTC [-] -192342;1355325107;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 500 @ 0.15545821 = 77.7291 BTC [-] -192341;1355325160;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 580 @ 0.09155695 = 53.103 BTC [-] -192340;1355325394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057219 = 2.4724 BTC [-] -192339;1355325399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6973 @ 0.00057214 = 3.9895 BTC [-] -192338;1355325399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3106 @ 0.00056915 = 1.7678 BTC [-] -192337;1355325662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056935 = 2.4602 BTC [+] -192336;1355325663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1379 @ 0.00056915 = 0.7849 BTC [-] -192335;1355326721;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 940 @ 0.06441525 = 60.5503 BTC [-] -192334;1355327456;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129844.msg1394663#msg1394663 -192333;1355327461;mircea_popescu;this is kind of dubious. -192332;1355328944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10037 @ 0.00056942 = 5.7153 BTC [+] -192331;1355328944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2896 @ 0.0005757 = 1.6672 BTC [+] -192330;1355329178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005692 = 2.4595 BTC [-] -192329;1355329178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11785 @ 0.00056915 = 6.7074 BTC [-] -192328;1355329455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00056697 = 3.4585 BTC [-] -192327;1355329630;mircea_popescu;http://drudgereport.com/ -192326;1355330682;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 661 @ 0.12418574 = 82.0868 BTC [-] -192325;1355331146;mircea_popescu;0.6188173 BTC paid over 989 shares. -192324;1355331161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29035 @ 0.00056697 = 16.462 BTC [-] -192323;1355331161;mircea_popescu;this is cute. what's the point of having something that makes 3 btc a month listed as a security ? -192322;1355331559;jcpham;sounds like gpu mining -192321;1355331567;jcpham;har har har -192320;1355332400;mircea_popescu;lol -192319;1355332749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11215 @ 0.00056697 = 6.3586 BTC [-] -192318;1355332750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5285 @ 0.00056473 = 2.9846 BTC [-] -192317;1355333062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16615 @ 0.00056473 = 9.383 BTC [-] -192316;1355333064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11347 @ 0.000564 = 6.3997 BTC [-] -192315;1355333555;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 90 @ 0.12361654 = 11.1255 BTC [-] -192314;1355333795;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 10 @ 0.09249376 = 0.9249 BTC [-] -192313;1355335155;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you know, your drama timeline isnt really correct -192312;1355335168;Diablo-D3;Remember, I bought back half the shares before the glbse collapse -192311;1355336077;PsychoticBoy;most shit stirring is not 100% correct -192310;1355337478;Diablo-D3;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFJUz1DO20Q -192309;1355337481;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: yeah really -192308;1355339166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 853 @ 0.000564 = 0.4811 BTC [-] -192307;1355339166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12097 @ 0.00056309 = 6.8117 BTC [-] -192306;1355339906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1425 @ 0.00056439 = 0.8043 BTC [+] -192305;1355339907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00056441 = 1.6368 BTC [+] -192304;1355339908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6575 @ 0.00056523 = 3.7164 BTC [+] -192303;1355343627;jurov;rdponticelli, wanna buy some real estate? http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14odz7/selling_things_for_bitcoins_in_argentina/ -192302;1355343906;jurov;looky who's using twatter now: https://twitter.com/pontifex -192301;1355344014;rdponticelli;jurov: lol -192300;1355344031;rdponticelli;Soon we will be selling our moms for bitcoins -192299;1355345410;dub;jurov: he started tweeting -192298;1355345461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000565 = 2.4414 BTC [-] -192297;1355345463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9329 @ 0.00056523 = 5.273 BTC [+] -192296;1355345594;dub;I predict that lulz will ensue -192295;1355345631;Diablo-D3;there -192294;1355345632;Diablo-D3;I cleaned out all the bfl crap from the custom hardware forum -192293;1355345637;Diablo-D3;bfl can have one thread and thats it -192292;1355345643;dub;mod abuse! -192291;1355345656;Diablo-D3;went from 7 pages to 4. -192290;1355345667;dub;you should delete all posts except for a DMC one -192289;1355345679;Diablo-D3;dmc isnt in that subforum -192288;1355345679;dub;and sticky it -192287;1355345687;dub;it should be -192286;1355345911;Graet;lol -192285;1355346422;jcpham;http://jcph.am/2012/12/12/problem-solving-barrel-locks/ -192284;1355346502;jcpham;spam! -192283;1355346785;iz;jcpham: i cracked RSA in a similar way one... just guessed the private key.. :b -192282;1355346791;iz;once -192281;1355346803;jcpham;hilarity -192280;1355346829;jcpham;i had several people tell me yesterday that wouldn't work -192279;1355346864;iz;yeah, those types of locks aren't very secure, espesically if you can see the key -192278;1355347012;jcpham;the long story is this server was in ocean city, nj when the hurricane came through -192277;1355347025;jcpham;1st floor, 4 blocks from the coast 18 inches above the water line -192276;1355347040;jcpham;it got shipped to me and the people that shipped it are incompetent -192275;1355347048;jcpham;end of story -192274;1355347972;Diablo-D3;GOG.com is giving out DRM free Duke Nukem 3D for free: http://j.mp/DukeNukem3Dfree -192273;1355348701;Bugpowder;Anybody watching satoshidice today? -192272;1355348780;Bugpowder;Up 11,000 bitcoins profit in the last 24 hours -192271;1355349094;zerokwel;i played that game so much when i was younger -192270;1355349341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056522 = 2.4423 BTC [-] -192269;1355349342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2630 @ 0.00056523 = 1.4866 BTC [+] -192268;1355349344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12041 @ 0.00056729 = 6.8307 BTC [+] -192267;1355349581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00056729 = 2.4393 BTC [+] -192266;1355349852;B0g4r7;Looks like nefario erroneously sent me some extra BTC. -192265;1355349864;B0g4r7;What a comedy of compound errors. -192264;1355350353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1453 @ 0.00056729 = 0.8243 BTC [+] -192263;1355350354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18950 @ 0.00057067 = 10.8142 BTC [+] -192262;1355350356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1247 @ 0.00057082 = 0.7118 BTC [+] -192261;1355350496;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.560 -192260;1355351319;midnightmagic;pigeons: The more time passes since the last time everyone saw pirate, the less chance IMO of him paying back. On the other hand, strictly speaking I would say "before" an event which I think will never happen is an ordering of events that I couldn't really bet on anyway. -192259;1355351351;midnightmagic;semantically it seems wrong, but I couldn't tell you how I would phrase it any other way. :-) -192258;1355351433;markedathome;B0g4r7: if you don't send it back you won't get included on the lists. Of course the fact that nefario hasn't bothered to email the people who've been paid double, and you have to hunt down the payback address, is of course, nothing to worry about -192257;1355351446;midnightmagic;So I guess.. the possibilities are: 1) bfl doesn't deliver ever, pirate pays, 2) bfl delivers, but pirate pays first, 3) bfl doesn't deliver ever, pirate never pays, 3) bfl delivers, pirate never pays. -192256;1355351498;midnightmagic;4) bfl delivers first, pirate pays -192255;1355351520;kakobrekla;they will both deliver. bfl a finger in the ass. pirate a fist. -192254;1355351544;markedathome;er, 2 x 3) there... -192253;1355351557;midnightmagic;i would like to point out that people thought the same thing the first time bfl made weird claims that could only be possible in exceptional circumstances. -192252;1355351598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00057082 = 4.4524 BTC [+] -192251;1355351603;midnightmagic;markedathome: huh? -192250;1355351640;markedathome;3) <--- bfl doesn't deliver ever, pirate never pays, 3) <--- bfl delivers, pirate never pays. -192249;1355351698;B0g4r7;Yea, I don't care about being on any lists. I had no assets. -192248;1355351717;midnightmagic;oh right sorry -192247;1355351728;B0g4r7;If he contacts me and asks for it back, I'll send it along. He has my email. -192246;1355351903;mircea_popescu; Remember, I bought back half the shares before the glbse collapse << 1 btc per ? -192245;1355351919;mircea_popescu;jurov who's pontifex ? -192244;1355351949;markedathome;the pope@thevatican -192243;1355352022;markedathome;though I can't help thinking it is a Douglas Adams H2G2 character -192242;1355352045;mircea_popescu; most shit stirring is not 100% correct << https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=78638.msg1388615#msg1388615 how about that bit ? -192241;1355352104;mircea_popescu;o looky! jcpham has a blog! -192240;1355352130;mircea_popescu; Up 11,000 bitcoins profit in the last 24 hours << is it one of those cases where they only pay the losers cause some bets are stuck or w/e and it seems they made a killing ? -192239;1355352131;jcpham;oh em gee wordpress accepts bitty bitty bit coins -192238;1355352134;jcpham;11111111! -192237;1355352158;mircea_popescu; What a comedy of compound errors. << lol! you mean just now ?! -192236;1355352169;mircea_popescu;jesus a lot happened in a few hours -192235;1355352230;mircea_popescu;jcpham wp is quite the scam. a domain costs like 30 usd through them -192234;1355352246;jcpham;that's ok -192233;1355352255;jcpham;i pay gandi a few hundred a year -192232;1355352278;mircea_popescu;o, speaking of nothing in particular, didja see http://trilema.com/2012/probably-the-hottest-business-idea-of-the-moment-in-btc/ ? -192231;1355352283;jcpham;i did -192230;1355352291;jcpham;good idea -192229;1355352301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7795 @ 0.00056421 = 4.398 BTC [-] -192228;1355352303;mircea_popescu;im curious if it gets started or no -192227;1355352360;kakobrekla;i know the people needed but prolly cant pay them enough -192226;1355352414;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yeah. that guy suggesting formal proof is actually a very smart grad who could prolly do it, but... yeah. -192225;1355352421;mircea_popescu;unless it gets going it won't be possible tgo pay them -192224;1355352433;mircea_popescu;jcpham ahahaha! in your place i'd have just drilled the lock. well done. -192223;1355352607;jcpham;the funny thing is that I don't own that equipment -192222;1355352628;jcpham;the owners a) didn't try very hard to provide the key b) provided the wrong key after 2 weeks -192221;1355352696;mircea_popescu;heh -192220;1355352703;mircea_popescu;barrel key locks aren't THAT good anyway -192219;1355352728;mircea_popescu;closer to playpretend than to security -192218;1355353459;B0g4r7;I'd heard you can just take a ballpoint pen apart and use the plastic body tube to open a barrel lock. -192217;1355353477;mircea_popescu;i saw it done -192216;1355353512;B0g4r7;Hm, interesting idea on the code reviewing service. -192215;1355353546;B0g4r7;One problem I see is that, to do a proper review, the reviewer should already possess a thorough understanding of the codebase. -192214;1355353652;mircea_popescu;why ? -192213;1355353664;B0g4r7;Not understanding the history of the codebase, why things were done in the ways they were, the intent behind certain pieces, etc, it's hard to do a decent code review. -192212;1355353665;mircea_popescu;it seems to me the reverse : foreign eyes are unlikely to make the same mistaken assumptions -192211;1355353681;B0g4r7;Well, that's true too. -192210;1355353744;B0g4r7;I guess I'm picturing big complex projects that have a lot of big complex subsystems that all interact. -192209;1355353796;mircea_popescu;ya see, we're not qutioe there yet -192208;1355353809;mircea_popescu;for all the pretense BTC coding has trouble with race conditions and not keeping things in ramdisks -192207;1355353833;B0g4r7;So, like, if you already know what IMediaMessageModel does and is meant to be used for, it's easy to review a piece of code that uses it. -192206;1355353842;mircea_popescu;obviously the review service could grow with the BTC to the point it's a university in its own, 500+ tenured professors etc. -192205;1355353892;B0g4r7;Seems like it could have value though. Especially for smaller codebases. -192204;1355353896;midnightmagic;wtf. another mining hashrate company with a pretend backing of 1 single bfl fpga? -192203;1355353905;B0g4r7;Or those that are more [properly] modularized. -192202;1355353927;Ukto;heya -192201;1355353930;midnightmagic;how the fuck many people are going to be suckered before they stop buying someone else's mining? -192200;1355353936;Ukto;anyone know what guruvan is smoking crack on my thread about? -192199;1355353945;B0g4r7;There's one born every minute. -192198;1355353947;Ukto;litecoinglobal "converting" ltc ot "ltcl" or something -192197;1355353972;B0g4r7;LTC Lite. Won't full you up, never slows you down. -192196;1355353978;Ukto;lol -192195;1355353981;Ukto;"Check the home page on litecoinglobal.com - it clearly states that you convert LTC to LITS to use in the securities exchange game available on the site." -192194;1355353984;jcpham;ukto link -192193;1355353985;Ukto;I see nothing on that site... -192192;1355353987;Ukto;about convert anything -192191;1355353991;mircea_popescu; wtf. another mining hashrate company with a pretend backing of 1 single bfl fpga? << those won't go away lol. -192190;1355354010;jcpham;i should've made a mining asset -192189;1355354018;jcpham;at least my rigs have been running this whole time -192188;1355354020;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1394969#msg1394969 -192187;1355354031;midnightmagic;$2500 invested?! how the hell do they ever expect to make their money back on just one single?! -192186;1355354032;mircea_popescu;jcpham in the end, it doesn't seem worth it. -192185;1355354034;jcpham;free capital for mining! -192184;1355354048;mircea_popescu;the biggest winner aka gigavps is mired down in his current legal crap and i doubt overall he has a net + to show for it -192183;1355354060;mircea_popescu;and all the rest of the losers made less than what their time's worth -192182;1355354071;mircea_popescu;such as PsychoticBoy's amuysing 3 btc a month "asset". -192181;1355354077;midnightmagic;his current legal crap? -192180;1355354093;jcpham;i could buy 3btc/day otc and call it an asset -192179;1355354106;Ukto;mircea_popescu: to each their own, right? :P -192178;1355354109;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic isn't he stuck paying a lawyer to review documents ? -192177;1355354117;mircea_popescu;Ukto sure. -192176;1355354138;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I don't know. I didn't read anything about that on any of the channels I'm in. -192175;1355354157;mircea_popescu;o, well you're slightly behind. -192174;1355354165;jcpham;ukto litecoinglobal has soooo much text to read -192173;1355354172;midnightmagic;I guess so! Where should I be looking for this then? :-) -192172;1355354173;jcpham;I CTRL+F for LITS and found nana -192171;1355354178;jcpham;*nada -192170;1355354186;mircea_popescu;giga ended up trying to reconstruct the lists nefario gave ghim and verify them through having people submit info (ids, taxids, affidavits) -192169;1355354186;B0g4r7;lol giga -192168;1355354191;mircea_popescu;all this going to a lawyer in florida -192167;1355354201;B0g4r7;He's going ahead with the AML BS that Nef gave up on? -192166;1355354203;midnightmagic;whoah -192165;1355354207;mircea_popescu;right ? -192164;1355354216;mircea_popescu;no way that's not in five figures. -192163;1355354232;midnightmagic;affidavits and taxids?! -192162;1355354234;mircea_popescu;yeah -192161;1355354239;midnightmagic;Is there a thread about that somewhere? -192160;1355354246;jcpham;not to be critical of anyone or thing (assets) -192159;1355354252;mircea_popescu;which caused people to thow a fit, esp since many are not in the us and it can cost a good chunk in the eu -192158;1355354256;mircea_popescu;apostiles and bs -192157;1355354261;mircea_popescu;read his own thread in btctalk -192156;1355354262;jcpham;i haven't attempted anything like this because i do not have the time for it -192155;1355354267;Ukto;jcpham: he said "it clearly states tthat you convert LTC to LITS" ... find says 'convert' is not on the page, neitehr is 'LITS' -192154;1355354271;jcpham;i'm not serious enough about this economy for it -192153;1355354284;mircea_popescu;that's a pity jcpham -192152;1355354286;Ukto;so I dont know what hes smoking -192151;1355354295;jcpham;at least i realize it though -192150;1355354302;Ukto;and burnside even ignored him -192149;1355354305;jcpham;i would need tiome to devote to managing an asset -192148;1355354315;jcpham;sounds like a job tbh -192147;1355354322;mircea_popescu;it is. -192146;1355354332;jcpham;maybe the part-timers should stop -192145;1355354343;mircea_popescu;in general the half-assers should stop -192144;1355354350;jcpham;that's my point -192143;1355354355;jcpham;at least i know i'm half-ass -192142;1355354356;mircea_popescu;not just btc. they should stop everything, fucking, going to school, ghoing to work, everything -192141;1355354362;PsychoticBoy; such as PsychoticBoy's amuysing 3 btc a month "asset".<< it is only for fun not that I need to earn anything with it, I have a day time job -192140;1355354383;mircea_popescu;that's kinda what we were discussing -192139;1355354394;mircea_popescu;but i'm more interested in your response to deprived's post if any ? -192138;1355354403;jcpham;so PsychoticBoy admits his assets is a game -192137;1355354426;jcpham;not to make light of it -192136;1355354439;PsychoticBoy;its all for fun -192135;1355354443;jcpham;i just wonder how many more assets were games -192134;1355354462;B0g4r7;I think they have to be, to be more legal. -192133;1355354468;PsychoticBoy;It is also no lie, you get what I promise -192132;1355354470;mircea_popescu;probably most/all on glbse. -192131;1355354471;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Ah, I see. You're directly involved via an MPOE passthrough? Are you running the passthrough or just the exchange on which the passthrough operates? -192130;1355354477;mircea_popescu;there's a reason people keep whining about "easy to use" -192129;1355354484;jcpham;i'm not even saying it is a bad thing -192128;1355354484;midnightmagic;.. uh.. is it MPOE or MPEX these days? -192127;1355354505;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic the passthrough held some shares, it's been dissolved meanwhile. also look in the forum for discussion, it was a little dramatique -192126;1355354509;mircea_popescu;not quite to the level, but some -192125;1355354515;midnightmagic;also, tell your PR lady to ransom another boobs pic. :) -192124;1355354517;mircea_popescu;it's both. mpoe is the options trader. -192123;1355354519;PsychoticBoy;but I have to leave you guys, I have to work, later -192122;1355354527;midnightmagic;oh ok. -192121;1355354545;jcpham;"tits mcghee" aka mpoe-pr needs to show more boob -192120;1355354558;jcpham;maybe some side-boob -192119;1355354559;mircea_popescu;lmao -192118;1355354565;jcpham;something tasteful -192117;1355354571;jcpham;classy -192116;1355354572;midnightmagic;PsychoticBoy: You implied that there would be additional mining devices by using the plural "(`s)" in the original IPO. -192115;1355354585;mircea_popescu;need i remind everyone the forum failed to delivered when she offered to show pics ? -192114;1355354603;jcpham;i missed it -192113;1355354604;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Double down! :-) Wait how much were they ransom'd for? -192112;1355354611;jcpham;yeah for real link me -192111;1355354634;jcpham;did she want 100BTC -192110;1355354640;mircea_popescu;i don't even remember -192109;1355354652;mircea_popescu;it was early on, back when the howler hole thought it's too cool for her or something -192108;1355354665;jcpham;pornhub/brazzers guy got arrested for tax evasion yesterday -192107;1355354667;jcpham;iirc -192106;1355354669;midnightmagic;Waht's a howler-hole? -192105;1355354670;mircea_popescu;noway ?! -192104;1355354675;jcpham;true story -192103;1355354677;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic a place howlers gather. -192102;1355354698;midnightmagic;aw, boo. some of brazzer's porn was really good. -192101;1355354708;mircea_popescu;Amy Reid and Gina Lynn fuck arrested guy FFM -192100;1355354714;mircea_popescu;2nd hit for that search. true story too. -192099;1355354727;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i routinely gave them as examples of really shitty porn lol -192098;1355354740;jcpham;http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/11/fabian-thylman-arrested-pornhub-youporn-taxes_n_2276381.html -192097;1355354751;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: In the usual case. But rarely.. "some" of their stuff was fucking gold. -192096;1355354755;midnightmagic;pun intended. -192095;1355354758;jcpham;need to get in touch with him, tell him about bitcoin -192094;1355354759;PsychoticBoy;(s) says nothing, -192093;1355354768;mircea_popescu;like what ?! -192092;1355354779;PsychoticBoy;so I implied nothing, I never promised anything -192091;1355354825;mircea_popescu;"they're estimating his income in the hundred million range. personally I think they grossly underestimating it." -192090;1355354834;mircea_popescu;lmao idiot people. he's not making 100mn. -192089;1355354837;PsychoticBoy;theymos already said I wont get a Scammer Tag so Jeuk suck my ballz -192088;1355354854;PsychoticBoy;Jurek -192087;1355354855;PsychoticBoy;* -192086;1355354868;B0g4r7;google "just how big is youporn" -192085;1355354920;mircea_popescu;dood, youtube is bigger. does it make money nao ? -192084;1355354920;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -192083;1355354920;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 17 hours, 55 minutes, and 33 seconds ago: :o -192082;1355354964;jcpham;well obviously you give away the free porn to drive traffic to the paysites -192081;1355354968;mircea_popescu;yaya -192080;1355354972;jcpham;but i dunno why anyone would pay for porn -192079;1355354974;PsychoticBoy;but now I really have to go, later dudes -192078;1355354982;mircea_popescu;paysites are making jack shit. 100mn was possible in the 90s not in 2012 -192077;1355355009;jcpham;i can't see anyone spending 29.95/month for porn vids anymore -192076;1355355020;jcpham;they'd need to be real twisted -192075;1355355030;mircea_popescu;or just not care about 30 bucks -192074;1355355041;mircea_popescu;i spend 20-30 dollars on pretty much any game i try on general principle. -192073;1355355060;jcpham;i'll spend 20-30 bucks on just about anything -192072;1355355064;jcpham;except porn it seems -192071;1355355386;midnightmagic;nice. Course he quit. -192070;1355355418;mircea_popescu;who ? -192069;1355355471;midnightmagic;Psychoboy -192068;1355355537;midnightmagic;That's such b-s. Nobody in their right fucking mind would pay for just one bfl single mining in perpetuity at $2500 per. -192067;1355355577;mircea_popescu;nobody in his right mind is on glbse. -192066;1355355580;B0g4r7;I thought an FPGA Single was $599... -192065;1355355582;mircea_popescu;or was, for that matter. -192064;1355355590;midnightmagic;And msg #4 in that thread doesn't say anything about how the current shareholders won't see any profit from a second bfl unit. -192063;1355355594;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 something like that. -192062;1355355610;mircea_popescu; theymos already said I wont get a Scammer Tag so Jeuk suck my ballz -192061;1355355637;jcpham;maybe he's bad at math. -192060;1355355666;mircea_popescu;http://nymag.com/news/features/70985/ re money in porn. -192059;1355355695;midnightmagic;It's just as misleading as goat was with his "hashrate" b-s which was really just an odds-less bet against difficulty going up. -192058;1355355704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056651 = 2.4479 BTC [+] -192057;1355355705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1188 @ 0.00056626 = 0.6727 BTC [-] -192056;1355355707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21154 @ 0.00056625 = 11.9785 BTC [-] -192055;1355355708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 305 @ 0.00056421 = 0.1721 BTC [-] -192054;1355355709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4103 @ 0.00056309 = 2.3104 BTC [-] -192053;1355355709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4085 @ 0.00056303 = 2.3 BTC [-] -192052;1355355710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7974 @ 0.00056292 = 4.4887 BTC [-] -192051;1355355712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8783 @ 0.00056112 = 4.9283 BTC [-] -192050;1355355751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056341 = 2.4345 BTC [+] -192049;1355355752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005631 = 2.4332 BTC [-] -192048;1355355754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11286 @ 0.00056112 = 6.3328 BTC [-] -192047;1355355755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6872 @ 0.00056027 = 3.8502 BTC [-] -192046;1355355778;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Ooo that's some good writing. I like it when they're poetic. -192045;1355355826;B0g4r7;I doubt any former glbse assets have "succeeded" -192044;1355355856;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ACOG] 650 @ 0.05713408 = 37.1372 BTC [+] -192043;1355355861;B0g4r7;As in produced a positive ROI for shareholders. -192042;1355355864;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic it's funny cause it's pot calling kettle black -192041;1355355872;mircea_popescu;as if writers are in any better shape than whores. -192040;1355355879;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 exactly one has. -192039;1355355890;mircea_popescu;smickles' mpoe.etf posted 1200% gains. -192038;1355355892;B0g4r7;lol, which? -192037;1355355896;B0g4r7;mm -192036;1355355901;B0g4r7;That's quite a gain. -192035;1355355903;midnightmagic;lol -192034;1355355907;mircea_popescu;over ~6 months -192033;1355355913;B0g4r7;Is that since listing? -192032;1355355913;mircea_popescu;it works out to about the same as pirate -192031;1355355918;mircea_popescu;6.8% a week or something -192030;1355355921;midnightmagic;What's smickles doing? -192029;1355355930;mircea_popescu;yeah over lifetime, was listed i think april dissolved early oct. -192028;1355355940;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic brokering mostly. -192027;1355355950;midnightmagic;brokering what? other shares? -192026;1355355972;mircea_popescu;well ya -192025;1355355997;midnightmagic;I gotta talk to you more often I think.. -192024;1355356005;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.068 ** 28 -192023;1355356005;gribble;6.30950189886 -192022;1355356010;mircea_popescu;heh -192021;1355356064;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ASBG] 400 @ 0.11396016 = 45.5841 BTC -192020;1355356285;jcpham;smickles is the man -192019;1355356303;jcpham;my glbse haircut wasn't entirely as bad as i expected -192018;1355356325;midnightmagic;wtf man, still shaking my head at psychoboy.. I wonder if he has an -otc profile. -192017;1355356390;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=PsychoticBoy&sign=ANY&type=RECV -192016;1355356414;mircea_popescu;lol mostly usagi -192015;1355356436;midnightmagic;ElevatedDownfall -192014;1355356457;jcpham;borrows bitcoins -192013;1355356494;mircea_popescu;16913 Kelticfox 19 ElevatedDownfall 2012-12-08 12:20:17 8 Pleasure doing business again... and again... and again... and again... and again... and again... and again... and again. -192012;1355356501;mircea_popescu;something tells me each again = 1..5 btc. -192011;1355356527;jcpham;;;rate ElevatedDownfall 3 has repaid [calc 6.3/7] of his BTC loan so far -192010;1355356528;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user ElevatedDownfall has changed from 2 to 3. -192009;1355356539;jcpham;;;rated ElevatedDownfall -192008;1355356540;gribble;You rated user ElevatedDownfall on Wed Dec 12 13:55:29 2012, giving him a rating of 3, and supplied these additional notes: has repaid 0.9 of his BTC loan so far. -192007;1355356582;mircea_popescu;you forgot the % -192006;1355356587;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu All the transactions are in the blockchain and look legit. None of the "UNKNOWN" status ones. Everything confirmed. -192005;1355356594;mircea_popescu;whoa ?! -192004;1355356604;mircea_popescu;nice, moar dividends. -192003;1355356634;jcpham;;;rate ElevatedDownfall 3 has repaid 6.3BTC of a 7BTC loan so far. No interest yet, either :( -192002;1355356638;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user ElevatedDownfall has changed from 3 to 3. -192001;1355356649;Bugpowder;Some are listed as OVER MAX, when there were double 250BTC bets on the same address on the same magic number, but some of those were winners and some losers and I don't think they are counted -192000;1355356651;kakobrekla;how the fuck is that 3 -191999;1355356660;jcpham;it's his third loan -191998;1355356665;jcpham;i'm being nice -191997;1355356668;mircea_popescu;jcpham whats "2x mad ninja loan repaymentation" ? -191996;1355356683;jcpham;that was repayment on the second loan -191995;1355356691;mircea_popescu;specifically the ninja loan term -191994;1355356701;jcpham;caffeine? -191993;1355356705;jcpham;too much of it -191992;1355356713;Bugpowder;So, S.DICE would pay out 14,500 BTC, 4.3% dividend this month, IF the month ended now. -191991;1355356715;smickles;< midnightmagic> What's smickles doing? << launching a bitcoin focused accounting company -191990;1355356726;mircea_popescu;sounds pretty sweet Buglouse -191989;1355356730;mircea_popescu;oops i mean Bugpowder -191988;1355356816;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MGCG] 39 @ 0.12999995 = 5.07 BTC [-] -191987;1355356825;Bugpowder;Who would have thought all the futures action would be in soybeans and corn? -191986;1355356838;smickles;mircea_popescu: did you get that 'later tell' i sent you? -191985;1355356872;mircea_popescu;yeah and i answered! -191984;1355356892;smickles;oh, i need to notice things it seems -191983;1355356902;smickles;or i did't get a hilight near it :| -191982;1355356915;Bugpowder;oh sweet, someone is buying my gold futures. I cut my prices on gold, nasdaq and crude. The 2% insurance fee is going to hurt a bit though. -191981;1355356952;mircea_popescu;anyway : neither mpoe nor myself are mm'ing the new futures -191980;1355356967;smickles;ah, thanks for the re-answer -191979;1355356972;mircea_popescu;i guess bugpowder is lol -191978;1355356982;Bugpowder;ack! youporn?!? -191977;1355356991;Bugpowder;I need to get home to read that article. -191976;1355357303;smickles;jezus fuck data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAJoAAAAtCAIAAADZUuWNAAACtElEQVR4nO2b63KEMAiFodP3f2X6Y1dFkkBumkv5ptPR1tXIyYmEuEhE4CwNIhwi/o5tSSkIyHcJ/n1fRPz+JgKAn8GtcVpAFNsu58rwB6W7cwc+ih66upzrwzzqcm6Fy7kVLudWuJxb4XIuCGLqPy7napxloBgu51IEZSDB7DVbUaT97xBdKsbWTtydq3EvAwlczgVJr2m6nFvhcm7F7KmQzoOr2SJvXOSdDXfnVsznTmmLQc1Ykx3dma6Bbc92cqo1sOTxqV3lU/znabIvUSvny/eTiVUDix9z/qW0KzyH0kiVvdwZvAol4aERIcvpCh1RLqE00mIHOYnfplIDE6ER2utdoe9oFEh1zbj0RlqMl/Mep+ -191975;1355357310;smickles;oh -191974;1355357311;smickles;bad paste -191973;1355357351;mircea_popescu;did you paste a mpex graph ? -191972;1355357365;smickles;-_- yes -191971;1355357371;smickles;the mpoe one -191970;1355357372;mircea_popescu;it worked :D -191969;1355357478;smickles;;;calc 13.3903/[ticker --last] -191968;1355357482;gribble;0.984654007393 -191967;1355358124;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: usagi is the guy who did the insurance policy for PsychoticBoy right? CPA or whatever? -191966;1355358171;mircea_popescu;yeah -191965;1355358177;mircea_popescu;had all sorts of funny insurance going on -191964;1355358190;midnightmagic;And there he is in the scammer thread defending PsychoticBoy. -191963;1355358205;midnightmagic;Have these fucktards ever heard of the notion of conflict of interest?! -191962;1355358230;midnightmagic;How many knobs are being polished in one big circle-jerk, I wonder, but am not curious enough to bother finding out. -191961;1355358493;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic in general, if someone is flaming at mpoe-pr it's already a good indication he's part of the cj -191960;1355358504;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130343.msg1395366#msg1395366 take this fucktard for instance. -191959;1355358616;kakobrekla;um bitfinex is btc/usd only rite? -191958;1355358700;mircea_popescu;im not even sure -191957;1355358797;midnightmagic;who's "killerstorm"? -191956;1355358815;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. -191955;1355358851;midnightmagic;I'm unreasonably irritated at the notion that PsychoticBoy isn't going to get a scammer tag for that. -191954;1355358889;mircea_popescu;quite unreasonably. -191953;1355358908;mircea_popescu;there's > 50 people who peeled the glbse muppets of a couple to a few hundred btc. -191952;1355359057;midnightmagic;When it's as blatant as PB? -191951;1355359081;midnightmagic;Revealed intent after the fact was that he sold $2500 of shares for an item that was $1300. -191950;1355359130;midnightmagic;That's fraud right there, because he never clarified. He used weasel words to suggest he was going to use the money to expand. He never actually said, "No, it's just for one single." -191949;1355359143;mircea_popescu;ya well. -191948;1355359156;midnightmagic;All those >50 people need scammer tags too if they're that blatant about it. -191947;1355359158;mircea_popescu;usagi doesn't have a tag either. -191946;1355359163;midnightmagic;He's not even defending the business plan. -191945;1355359167;mircea_popescu;in general, if it's not 10k btc + it seems hardly worth the hassle. -191944;1355359181;mircea_popescu;i don't think the scammer tags work. -191943;1355359184;Ukto;for your reading pleasure: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125629.msg1396057#msg1396057 -191942;1355359185;mircea_popescu;;;google mpex rota -191941;1355359186;gribble;Introducing the MPEx Rota: ; The MPEx Rota pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: ; MPEx pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: -191940;1355359189;mircea_popescu;you seen that midnightmagic ? -191939;1355359198;midnightmagic;Something about the nature of small-time thieves bothers me more than the pirate scam thing does. -191938;1355359217;midnightmagic;Rota? I don't think so. -191937;1355359238;mircea_popescu;Ukto i don't think your arguments carry any water. -191936;1355359249;mircea_popescu;just because btc is open source game currency does not make it any less game currency. -191935;1355359398;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: "II.2. The Rota supersedes the jurisdiction of any other court, institution, group, organisation, corporation, reigning monarch, city fool etc." :-) -191934;1355359410;mircea_popescu;omg wtf is tumblr gone from the tubes ?! -191933;1355359436;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic hardcore btc supremacism :D -191932;1355359450;Ukto;mircea_popescu: except that the games claims to have no monetary value, wheras his site does not claim bitcoins have no monetary value. -191931;1355359457;Ukto;*claim -191930;1355359458;Ukto;besides -191929;1355359473;Ukto;the biggest issue is just that hes trading actual corporate stock on his 'fake' site -191928;1355359482;Ukto;and contridicting the whole thing -191927;1355359627;midnightmagic;HAH "Even more, he was paying himself for the time that was required to pay himself" -191926;1355359754;midnightmagic;.. thinking about it, it would be the quickest way to convince me to exit bitcoin. -191925;1355359896;mircea_popescu;whaty wouyld the devs matter -191924;1355359906;mircea_popescu;Ukto nobody has the authority to make such claims in bitcoin. -191923;1355360084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14950 @ 0.00056539 = 8.4526 BTC [+] -191922;1355360236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00056539 = 2.6573 BTC [+] -191921;1355360237;Ukto;which claims? -191920;1355360238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00056028 = 0.5603 BTC [-] -191919;1355360238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3671 @ 0.00056027 = 2.0568 BTC [-] -191918;1355360285;Ukto;that bitocin has no monetary value? -191917;1355360294;Ukto;youare 100% correct atthat -191916;1355360295;Ukto;at that. :) -191915;1355360331;mircea_popescu;that bitcoin HAS a monetary value. -191914;1355360343;midnightmagic;Purity of philosophical intent would be compromised. -191913;1355360346;mircea_popescu;the reason wow makes the claim it doesn't is because by not making it they'd claim the opposite -191912;1355360360;Ukto;right -191911;1355360390;Ukto;burnside can not claim BTC has no value (which is being traded for virtually realistic shares of his real corporation) -191910;1355360394;mircea_popescu;you seen the this http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/ ? -191909;1355360406;Ukto;I agree with you? on all points? -191908;1355360412;mircea_popescu;okay. well then... -191907;1355360422;Ukto;which of my comments am I now contridicting? -191906;1355360430;Ukto;i think that is where my confusion is comming from. :) -191905;1355360431;mircea_popescu;im not sure that you are -191904;1355360434;Ukto;LOL -191903;1355360439;mircea_popescu;i'm just trying to see what you're sasying. -191902;1355360440;Ukto;alright lets go with that then :P -191901;1355360453;Ukto;I dont have apoitn sometimes -191900;1355360454;Ukto;just ramble -191899;1355360458;mircea_popescu;lolk -191898;1355360458;Ukto;point* -191897;1355360460;Ukto;I try to though -191896;1355360478;Ukto;i think he was trying to justify his sites as the same as wow and secondlife -191895;1355360494;Ukto;and I was just pointing out they are very different animals -191894;1355360509;mircea_popescu;“Tubes are going to destroy our industry,” says Sunny Leone, 29, an Indian-American knockout who is celebrating eight nominations this evening. “Fans don’t understand that if they don’t pay for porn, we can’t make a living. They’ll have to watch crazy European porn.” -191893;1355360509;Ukto;when you compare their behaviours and actions side by side -191892;1355360511;mircea_popescu;AHAHAHAAaaa -191891;1355361313;pigeons;;;google sunny leone pictures -191890;1355361314;gribble;Sunny Leone sells her adult pictures - Hindustan Times: ; Sunny Leone photos - Photobucket: ; Sunny Leone Profile - Photos, Wallpapers, Videos, News, Sunny ...: -191889;1355361367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1468 @ 0.00336715 = 4.943 BTC [+] -191888;1355361369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1852 @ 0.00338189 = 6.2633 BTC [+] -191887;1355361369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 396680 @ 0.003395 = 1346.7286 BTC [+] -191886;1355361493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057053 = 2.4653 BTC [+] -191885;1355361494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12179 @ 0.00057082 = 6.952 BTC [+] -191884;1355361660;lyspooner;is jurov around? -191883;1355361886;kakobrekla;probably, hes not straight. -191882;1355362271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005705 = 2.4651 BTC [-] -191881;1355362273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2974 @ 0.00057082 = 1.6976 BTC [+] -191880;1355362299;mircea_popescu;Berlin (Germany) - A German man became so frustrated at his computer that he threw it out of his window, and the police reaction was essentially "we understand". -191879;1355362303;mircea_popescu;http://www.tgdaily.com/business/32940-man-throws-his-computer-out-the-window-police-sympathize -191878;1355362348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057397 = 2.4801 BTC [+] -191877;1355362349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6079 @ 0.00057416 = 3.4903 BTC [+] -191876;1355363086;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.53866353 = 538.6635 BTC [+] -191875;1355363087;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.62061168 = 620.6117 BTC [+] -191874;1355363104;kakobrekla;meow https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.20 -191873;1355363185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00057416 = 10.5071 BTC [+] -191872;1355363221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1168 @ 0.00057416 = 0.6706 BTC [+] -191871;1355363222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9782 @ 0.00057483 = 5.623 BTC [+] -191870;1355363265;mircea_popescu;i don't think his legal advice is very good. -191869;1355363279;mircea_popescu;seems "met someone in a bar" nefario level. -191868;1355363333;kakobrekla;he is here i think -191867;1355363345;kakobrekla;perhaps he can elaborate -191866;1355363486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057332 = 2.4773 BTC [-] -191865;1355363487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14955 @ 0.00057313 = 8.5712 BTC [-] -191864;1355363489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1623 @ 0.00056471 = 0.9165 BTC [-] -191863;1355363514;mircea_popescu;there really is insufficient drama -191862;1355363529;mircea_popescu;i was hoping for the bitmag stuff to bridge us over till the weekend and then maybe bfl stuff -191861;1355363537;mircea_popescu;but seriously, the first fizzled, the 2nd is like... meh... -191860;1355363606;kakobrekla;i just recooked old soup https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101081.msg1396080#msg1396080 -191859;1355363635;kakobrekla;not enough for drama :\ -191858;1355363647;mircea_popescu;better than mpex eh ? -191857;1355363653;kakobrekla;heheheh -191856;1355363661;mircea_popescu;baiter omg -191855;1355363694;mircea_popescu;da fuck liquidity med ? -191854;1355363706;mircea_popescu;what the hell, you telling me bit4x trades 10-100k btc a month nao ?! -191853;1355363752;kakobrekla;noone can do a serious dent in the book -191852;1355363773;kakobrekla;or any dent -191851;1355363792;mircea_popescu;o i c what you did there. -191850;1355363806;mircea_popescu;i guess you have a point eh. -191849;1355363813;kakobrekla;:p -191848;1355363995;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130422.0 -191847;1355363998;mircea_popescu;this is pretty food -191846;1355364000;mircea_popescu;good* -191845;1355364020;kakobrekla;:D -191844;1355364267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00056651 = 2.436 BTC [+] -191843;1355364566;mircea_popescu;Ukto http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/17830.html -191842;1355364806;mircea_popescu;nanotube re http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/3337/what-are-the-safety-guidelines-for-using-the-sign-message-feature/3339#3339 -191841;1355364833;mircea_popescu;the simplest solution would maybe adding text reading : This not valid past X date, where X is maybe 24 hoursi n the future -191840;1355364864;mircea_popescu;this way a merchant would be pretty boneheaded to allow it. in conjunction with a "To be used exclusively on Y" it should do the trick. -191839;1355364869;Ukto;mircea_popescu: ROFLOL -191838;1355365113;mircea_popescu;nanotube but yes it's why i've never used that method, only ;;eauth -191837;1355365211;nanotube;mircea_popescu: yea the signed message bit could use some foolproofing. -191836;1355365237;mircea_popescu;im not even sure why have them when ;;eauth is there -191835;1355365242;mircea_popescu;but anyway -191834;1355365302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.003395 = 9.8455 BTC [+] -191833;1355365910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13072 @ 0.00056887 = 7.4363 BTC [+] -191832;1355365912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00057059 = 5.7915 BTC [+] -191831;1355365913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20050 @ 0.00057219 = 11.4724 BTC [+] -191830;1355365914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11778 @ 0.00057457 = 6.7673 BTC [+] -191829;1355365924;mircea_popescu;;;rate Ukto 1 Bitfunder -191828;1355365925;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Ukto has been recorded. -191827;1355365984;mircea_popescu;;;rate kakobrekla 3 #bitcoin-assets, smpake, bit4x and so forth -191826;1355365986;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user kakobrekla has changed from 2 to 3. -191825;1355366003;kakobrekla;awww -191824;1355366084;mircea_popescu;lol srsly -191823;1355366092;mircea_popescu;;;rate znort987 1 he's in the MPEx faq -191822;1355366093;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user znort987 has changed from 1 to 1. -191821;1355366302;mircea_popescu;much to my surprise kakobrekla is actually older than me -191820;1355366311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21 @ 0.00056651 = 0.0119 BTC [-] -191819;1355366312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3681 @ 0.00056631 = 2.0846 BTC [-] -191818;1355366313;kakobrekla;what?! -191817;1355366322;kakobrekla;i dont think so. -191816;1355366324;mircea_popescu;im 2011-07 -191815;1355366327;mircea_popescu;you're like -05 -191814;1355366328;kakobrekla;ah -191813;1355366333;kakobrekla;otc. -191812;1355366334;kakobrekla;lol -191811;1355366337;mircea_popescu;yee -191810;1355366766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7842 @ 0.00056903 = 4.4623 BTC [+] -191809;1355366768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057442 = 2.4821 BTC [+] -191808;1355366769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9822 @ 0.00057457 = 5.6434 BTC [+] -191807;1355366770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 406 @ 0.00057483 = 0.2334 BTC [+] -191806;1355366892;Ukto;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125629.msg1396316#msg1396316 -191805;1355366892;Ukto;:P -191804;1355366900;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.53843543 = 538.4354 BTC [-] -191803;1355366902;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.62039873 = 620.3987 BTC [-] -191802;1355366953;mircea_popescu;lol -191801;1355366966;mircea_popescu;tbh i don't think there's anything wrong with public discussion, leaves a record -191800;1355367019;Ukto;I just wanted to see if he will end it. :P -191799;1355367049;Ukto;Would you could you, on a train? would you could you, please refrain? :P -191798;1355367058;mod6;haha -191797;1355367272;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.13522323 = 135.2232 BTC [+] -191796;1355367272;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.18543554 = 185.4355 BTC [+] -191795;1355367274;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.24475155 = 244.7516 BTC [-] -191794;1355367335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005746 = 2.4828 BTC [-] -191793;1355367336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3651 @ 0.00057483 = 2.0987 BTC [+] -191792;1355367428;mircea_popescu;eee 91k -191791;1355367439;mircea_popescu;curious if this will be a 6 digit month -191790;1355367544;Ukto;go go go -191789;1355367589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3900 @ 0.003395 = 13.2405 BTC [+] -191788;1355367972;Ukto;burnside: I am still curious why the servers in panama and not the us or belize? -191787;1355367987;Ukto;esp. when you have your own hosting company -191786;1355368432;burnside;hola! -191785;1355368464;burnside;eh, belize didn't have any good options -191784;1355368474;Ukto;ooh NOW you talk -191783;1355368475;Ukto;:P -191782;1355368492;Ukto;I've been poking fun at you all day in here. :P -191781;1355368492;burnside;panama seemed at the time to have good connectivity and the boxes were cheap -191780;1355368528;burnside;I didn't want to expose the hosting company to the risk. -191779;1355368532;Ukto;ah -191778;1355368540;Ukto;wouldnt it just be another customer? -191777;1355368563;burnside;I could tell 'them' that. Do you think they would belive me? -191776;1355368563;Ukto;or are you afriad your shareholdings would tie things together too much? -191775;1355368567;Ukto;yeah -191774;1355368568;Ukto;hehe -191773;1355368569;Ukto;good call -191772;1355368584;Ukto;so you are worried about 'them' :P -191771;1355368592;burnside;nah, honestly, I went into this just wanting to code a cool site and sell it. -191770;1355368599;burnside;nobody bought, and I had already coded it. -191769;1355368603;burnside;now I have to run it. -191768;1355368608;Ukto;lol -191767;1355368614;Ukto;noithing like taking on another project you didnt want :P -191766;1355368634;Ukto;the css updates were nice tho -191765;1355368638;burnside;I have to grow it to where someone else thinks it's worth taking over. -191764;1355368653;Ukto;well, just keep selling your shares at 200l each, and youll get there :P -191763;1355368655;kakobrekla;i hope people are aware of that -191762;1355368661;burnside;I was surprised how easy css3 makes it... it's been a while since I've done html/css stuff. -191761;1355368675;Ukto;kakobrekla: whats that? -191760;1355368687;kakobrekla;02:17.13 ( burnside ) I have to grow it to where someone else thinks it's worth taking over. -191759;1355368692;kakobrekla;that -191758;1355368693;Ukto;oh -191757;1355368694;burnside;I've been clear in many threads across many posts that we're looking for large investors to become involved. -191756;1355368727;burnside;investors outside the US that are willing to do the AML share registration and be corporate officers, etc. -191755;1355368758;kakobrekla;and -191754;1355368758;kakobrekla;02:16.28 ( burnside ) nah, honestly, I went into this just wanting to code a cool site and sell it. -191753;1355368758;kakobrekla;that -191752;1355368772;burnside;yup, one leads into the other. -191751;1355368784;burnside;think for a second about how I get from (A) to (B) -191750;1355368808;burnside;(A) get investors, let them do the business pieces. (B) I get to be the programmer and do the part that is fun for me. -191749;1355368831;Ukto;did you skip A ? -191748;1355368835;Ukto;and endup at C? -191747;1355368844;burnside;I did. :( -191746;1355368845;Ukto;er D? none of the above. lol -191745;1355368853;burnside;I did my part (B), and (A) never showed. -191744;1355368857;burnside;lol -191743;1355368879;Ukto;well, at least you got someone in belize to act as a local director -191742;1355368882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9061 @ 0.00057483 = 5.2085 BTC [+] -191741;1355368884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11418 @ 0.00057489 = 6.5641 BTC [+] -191740;1355368885;burnside;I'll keep doing my bit, and hopefully (A) will show. -191739;1355368896;burnside;yeah, we have a local director and local nominee shareholder. -191738;1355368949;Ukto;Although, wont Belize shut the corporation down eventually? Or is it a non profit? -191737;1355368974;burnside;I do have to file annual tax returns -191736;1355368979;burnside;not sure what the tax rate is. -191735;1355369008;Ukto;most countries require that a company has to show actual profits (Sometimes of amounts) within X years, or they shut down the corp and deem it as a hobby -191734;1355369040;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 400 @ 0.18676245 = 74.705 BTC [+] -191733;1355369041;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 600 @ 0.23601245 = 141.6075 BTC [+] -191732;1355369043;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 800 @ 0.29397906 = 235.1832 BTC [+] -191731;1355369053;burnside;Since the company itself will only be converting enough commodities to cover costs, I'm not super worried about it. -191730;1355369082;burnside;We will have to show a profit in 5 years, but that becomes an exercise to tackle in year 4.5. -191729;1355369092;Ukto;err -191728;1355369094;Ukto;thats different -191727;1355369101;Ukto;you said the company does not profit in currency -191726;1355369110;Ukto;"Further, we are not exchanging virtual goods for real currency. So there is no exposure there either. The company does not profit in currency. " -191725;1355369129;Ukto;So I was confused by that -191724;1355369156;burnside;well, there's right now. there's tomorrow. there's next month. next year. and 4.5 years from now. which do you want? -191723;1355369163;Ukto;The commodity has a value, the govts generally want you to est. that value when you give it to people -191722;1355369175;Ukto;like in the US -191721;1355369180;Ukto;there is bartering value -191720;1355369186;burnside;that is true. in the us you're supposed to track the bartering value -191719;1355369192;Ukto;i think you may have covered in the tax stuff with gigamining you said -191718;1355369201;burnside;yeah, discussed it a bit. -191717;1355369202;Ukto;when you give out a commodity to people -191716;1355369205;Ukto;it "has" a value -191715;1355369209;Ukto;and you are supposed to declare -191714;1355369217;Ukto;that with your businesses taxes, as an expense of sorts -191713;1355369240;Ukto;you can get that value easily, by taking the amounts held back and converted to currency -191712;1355369249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 45815 @ 0.003395 = 155.5419 BTC [+] -191711;1355369250;burnside;you have to keep in mind that for BTC Trading Co, I have to approach taxes from the perspective of the Belize gov't. -191710;1355369263;burnside;For me personally, I have to approach taxes from the US gov't. -191709;1355369277;burnside;So yes, I will be reporting any profit on any crypto that I convert to USD. -191708;1355369285;dub;man I just got the shit shot out of me playing paintball -191707;1355369302;dub;including a point blank to the back of the head team kill -191706;1355369313;mircea_popescu;;;whois tumblr.com -191705;1355369314;gribble;Error: 'tumblr.com' is not a valid nick. -191704;1355369320;mircea_popescu;srsly, tumblr.com lost its dns ? -191703;1355369350;dub;tumblr.com has no A record -191702;1355369354;mircea_popescu;wtf ? -191701;1355369360;mircea_popescu;it happened like 3 hours ago -191700;1355369362;dub;not one fuck given -191699;1355369372;mircea_popescu;lol -191698;1355369389;mircea_popescu;http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57558871-93/tumblr-goes-dark-with-massive-outage/ -191697;1355369400;dub;its just the a records too, ns/mx is fine -191696;1355369410;dub;which means pebcak -191695;1355369431;dub;and should take ~7 seconds to fix -191694;1355369456;mircea_popescu;they took it down -191693;1355369464;mircea_popescu;cause they prolly suck and gnaa -191692;1355369488;dub;they suck and gay nigger assoc of america? -191691;1355369518;mircea_popescu;yea -191690;1355369583;mircea_popescu;"when i use my picture viewer i can click through some pictures then my mouse turns into that little loading circle thing and wont go away and it gets like a grey tint over the picture. If i try using the task manager i try to end the program but it dosent go away and the x wont work either? and when i was using itunes i was playing a song and then i tried switching to another one and it started making a loud noise tha -191689;1355369583;mircea_popescu;t did not sound good and i couldnt shut down my computer at that point like the power button wouldnt even work and i had to take the battery out." this just for dub. -191688;1355369597;dub;think im growing another knee where I got hit at close range on the knee -191687;1355369614;dub;a purple and black version -191686;1355369666;dub;mircea_popescu: wat? -191685;1355369685;mircea_popescu;pbkac -191684;1355369763;dub;i once worked internet helpdesk dude, you cant teach me about pebkac -191683;1355369875;mircea_popescu;i never did, but it amuses me to torment people with it -191682;1355369893;mircea_popescu;so basically btctalk nuked all bfl threads ? -191681;1355369894;mircea_popescu;nice. -191680;1355369905;dub;s/btctalk/diablo -191679;1355369928;dub;funnily I see more retardation in the engineering and security space than residential internet users -191678;1355369933;mircea_popescu;eh i dont thin khe gets to delete topicx -191677;1355369971;dub;[13:53] I cleaned out all the bfl crap from the custom hardware forum -191676;1355369975;dub;13:53] bfl can have one thread and thats it -191675;1355370012;mircea_popescu;eh -191674;1355370027;mircea_popescu;iirc there were a bunch in economy too -191673;1355370036;Ukto;LOL -191672;1355370079;mircea_popescu;lol midnightmagic is active https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129941.msg1396040#msg1396040 -191671;1355370093;mircea_popescu;a midnightmagic - usagi pit fight, i could watch that. -191670;1355370125;midnightmagic;did he answer me? -191669;1355370141;mircea_popescu;sort-of -191668;1355370163;midnightmagic;If he provided the insurance, he has no business commenting in there and vouching for Douchebag McDoucherson. -191667;1355370200;mircea_popescu;"All you mining hashrate-based companies were betting against your customers" -191666;1355370217;mircea_popescu;not only is this correct, but let's not forget the scam was actually initiated, proof-of-concepted and prototyped by that asshole meni rosenfeld -191665;1355370219;midnightmagic;Also, usagi would be crushed like an insect, were I a warlike individual. I am not, and so what would happen is, the crowd would yell "Fight" and I'd offer usagi some coffee and sit down for a game of cribbage. -191664;1355370227;mircea_popescu;who is possibly the brain behind half btc scams to date. -191663;1355370240;midnightmagic;Really? -191662;1355370243;mircea_popescu;yes really. -191661;1355370257;mircea_popescu;this is back early this year. -191660;1355370263;midnightmagic;I meant that as a querulous-but-interested question-mark. -191659;1355370277;midnightmagic;Did that person post a concept somewhere? -191658;1355370285;mircea_popescu;lemme see here -191657;1355370303;midnightmagic;Yeah, definitely should talk to you more.. -191656;1355370309;midnightmagic;lol -191655;1355370329;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=65569.0 -191654;1355370352;mircea_popescu;this is the first coming in the open -191653;1355370368;mircea_popescu;then hk did something, then giga did his in april, then a bunch of smaller guys -191652;1355370374;mircea_popescu;jwu42 etc -191651;1355370392;mircea_popescu;including psychoticboy, ciuciu and the rest of the follower crowd -191650;1355370396;dub;anyone with an idea of costs to putting a dev or two under nda? -191649;1355370427;dub;I assume its fairly boilerplate stuff with a few lawyer hours required -191648;1355370459;mircea_popescu;cost as for the nda drafting or as to the dev signing ? -191647;1355370485;dub;shouldnt be any cost to making the dev sign? -191646;1355370492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.00057335 = 13.0724 BTC [-] -191645;1355370514;mircea_popescu;ahahahaa -191644;1355370516;mircea_popescu;are you new ? -191643;1355370516;dub;job is under nda, take or leave mr dev -191642;1355370521;dub;yes, clearly -191641;1355370527;dub;hence the question -191640;1355370532;mircea_popescu;most devs that are any good won't sign a nda period. -191639;1355370539;kakobrekla;yup -191638;1355370540;dub;I don't get paid more when I sign NDAs -191637;1355370543;mircea_popescu;if they do you can probably expect a significant paycheck increase. -191636;1355370551;mircea_popescu;yes well, you're not a dev -191635;1355370563;mircea_popescu;problem with being a dev is that previous ndas tend to fuck you over when you start new projects -191634;1355370566;dub;well, I kinda am -191633;1355370572;mircea_popescu;in the case old employer wants to fuck over a start-up, he can -191632;1355370608;dub;it sorta comes with teh whole design engineer PD -191631;1355370623;mircea_popescu;well what can i tell you. -191630;1355370640;midnightmagic;Well, here's the thing. If the price is competitive, then ROI is possible. -191629;1355370648;mircea_popescu;the trick to making one acceptable is drafting it VERY narrowly -191628;1355370655;mircea_popescu;which is why you may need a decent lawyer and some time. -191627;1355370656;dub;im not asking how much I have to pay a de -191626;1355370665;mircea_popescu;anyway. 1k at a minimum. -191625;1355370668;dub;dev* -191624;1355370677;dub;oh, I was thinking 10's -191623;1355370718;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic honestly, i don't think any glbse user has any recourse for anything whatsoever. the contracts weren't even signed ffs (when they existed) -191622;1355370741;mircea_popescu;it was a joke through and through. so, they paid, they played the investors. the beer's drunk, the smoke's smoked, bye. -191621;1355370815;midnightmagic;Legitimizing preying on ignorance means that you legitmize preying on anyone. It presupposes that the only person who shouldn't be blamed for losing their own money is basically God. -191620;1355370863;midnightmagic;Therefore, any fraud, against anyone, no matter how obtuse they were with their money management, is wrong. -191619;1355370863;mircea_popescu;hey, i was never in favour of glbse -191618;1355370867;midnightmagic;:-) -191617;1355370867;mircea_popescu;whether you remember this or not. -191616;1355370871;midnightmagic;I remember it well. -191615;1355370878;mircea_popescu;but otherwise, it's what glbse was. legitimizing preying on ignorance -191614;1355370887;mircea_popescu;deliberately inflating unwarranted presumptions of the suckers -191613;1355370888;mircea_popescu;etc. -191612;1355370895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00057343 = 3.9567 BTC [+] -191611;1355370922;midnightmagic;You Europeans have a really dim view of the people you call "suckers" I'm learning. -191610;1355370985;mircea_popescu;fine. deliberately inflating unwarranted presumptions of innocent ignoramuses apt to believe something is true because 50 different screen names all "Agree" -191609;1355371001;dub;midnightmagic: derp -191608;1355371003;mircea_popescu;and the one pr two who say otherwise are "evil" because "different" -191607;1355371013;midnightmagic;dub: What now? -191606;1355371086;dub;midnightmagic: there are a couple of primary assumptions that are qutie different in say america to many other places -191605;1355371090;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130492.0 << a fine example. people do not comprehend statistics. they're told so. they carry on. -191604;1355371098;midnightmagic;dub: I am not in "America". -191603;1355371104;mircea_popescu;oyesyouare! -191602;1355371108;mircea_popescu;canada is part of the us :D -191601;1355371117;midnightmagic;lol oookay. -191600;1355371126;mircea_popescu;you just don't get to vote is all. -191599;1355371136;dub;midnightmagic: one is 'that person walkign the other way down the street probably doesnt want to kill me and take my shit' -191598;1355371157;mircea_popescu;dub you ever been to pittsburgh ? -191597;1355371162;midnightmagic;dub: .. huh? -191596;1355371188;dub;in eastern europe in particular that would be assumed false afaik -191595;1355371202;mircea_popescu;not even. -191594;1355371221;mircea_popescu;dub : earlier today was someone at the gate. guess who ? -191593;1355371240;mircea_popescu;cabdriver i had used 3 days prior. he was returning a scarf some slut forgot in his car. -191592;1355371240;dub;someone not tryign to kill and steal from you? -191591;1355371252;mircea_popescu;"he would have come sooner but it's kinda far out so he waited for a ride close" -191590;1355371265;midnightmagic;dub: What a horrible way to live, in constant fear. -191589;1355371274;dub;mircea_popescu: out of heart kindness or fear of you guttin ghim? -191588;1355371279;mircea_popescu;lol -191587;1355371282;dub;midnightmagic: derp :) -191586;1355371295;mircea_popescu;ten years ago i'd have agreed with you on he later score, but fact is nobody knows me here -191585;1355371301;mircea_popescu;it;'s just what cabdrivers do. -191584;1355371313;dub;not 'you' -191583;1355371343;mircea_popescu;i rly dun think it was guttin phobia. -191582;1355371346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00057335 = 0.7454 BTC [-] -191581;1355371347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00057137 = 6.2279 BTC [-] -191580;1355371388;mircea_popescu;and the last murder in this (300k pop) town was about 3 years ago -191579;1355371393;mircea_popescu;some guy found some other guy atop his wife. -191578;1355371484;dub;thats surprising -191577;1355371492;dub;anyway gotta tun -191576;1355371612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4684 @ 0.00057343 = 2.6859 BTC [+] -191575;1355371614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3931 @ 0.00057489 = 2.2599 BTC [+] -191574;1355371680;mircea_popescu;tun means cannon in romanian which makes this sorta funny -191573;1355372156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005715 = 2.4695 BTC [-] -191572;1355372157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6279 @ 0.00057137 = 3.5876 BTC [-] -191571;1355372337;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -191570;1355372338;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 hours, 7 minutes, and 40 seconds ago: ;;calc 13.3903/[ticker --last] -191569;1355372344;thestringpuller;;;ticker -191568;1355372345;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.70000, Best ask: 13.70001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.70000, 24 hour volume: 38587.41290478, 24 hour low: 13.30000, 24 hour high: 13.79989, 24 hour vwap: 13.61205 -191567;1355372382;midnightmagic;oOOooo private mail. -191566;1355372390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057462 = 2.4829 BTC [+] -191565;1355372391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20040 @ 0.00057489 = 11.5208 BTC [+] -191564;1355372393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13787 @ 0.00057512 = 7.9292 BTC [+] -191563;1355372403;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: would you ever put commodities on mpex -191562;1355372418;thestringpuller;say crude (for a brash example) -191561;1355372486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057169 = 2.4703 BTC [-] -191560;1355372487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3021 @ 0.00057137 = 1.7261 BTC [-] -191559;1355372836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17408 @ 0.00056705 = 9.8712 BTC [-] -191558;1355372838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5251 @ 0.00057512 = 3.02 BTC [+] -191557;1355372839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2170 @ 0.00057582 = 1.2495 BTC [+] -191556;1355373160;mircea_popescu;well there's a future -191555;1355373181;mircea_popescu;!ticker X.EWTI -191554;1355373183;assbot;[MPEX:X.EWTI] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.06666667 / 0.06678667 / 0.066794 (1061 shares, 70.86 BTC) -191553;1355373275;thestringpuller;future on what btc? -191552;1355373294;thestringpuller;why not sell cotton futures or gen food futures -191551;1355373301;thestringpuller;be evil like monsanto -191550;1355373317;mircea_popescu;there's an entire list. -191549;1355373327;mircea_popescu;see here : http://trilema.com/2012/futures-on-mpex/ -191548;1355373341;mircea_popescu;there's no cotton but there's cocoa, wheat and corn -191547;1355373343;mircea_popescu;and cattle -191546;1355373417;thestringpuller;these are good futures -191545;1355373428;thestringpuller;what's the minimum put down for a bond? -191544;1355373437;thestringpuller;well minimum 'buy-in' -191543;1355373446;thestringpuller;mpoe bond -191542;1355373797;smickles;mpoe bond? like MPBOR? -191541;1355373800;smickles;100btc -191540;1355373857;thestringpuller;someone should create a bond share -191539;1355373881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056751 = 2.4522 BTC [-] -191538;1355373883;thestringpuller;get a bunch of people together to put money into MPBOR -191537;1355373883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19179 @ 0.0005672 = 10.8783 BTC [-] -191536;1355374114;mircea_popescu;100 -191535;1355374139;mircea_popescu;that may be something to do, since it takes a little skill to use -191534;1355374143;mircea_popescu;(pick an optimum % etc) -191533;1355374169;thestringpuller;i would need investors -191532;1355374174;thestringpuller;and I hate talking to people -191531;1355374203;smickles;only one or two people actually seem to talk to the organizer of such things -191530;1355374217;thestringpuller;i'm just going to buy futures in energy -191529;1355374232;thestringpuller;i would have to create some account with a third party like you smickles -191528;1355374249;thestringpuller;and I'd have to get people to give you money to put in that account to put into MPBOR -191527;1355374263;mircea_popescu;why can;t' you just make a mpex acct ? -191526;1355374279;thestringpuller;Cause I'm lazy -191525;1355374299;mircea_popescu;lolk -191524;1355374315;Ukto;<- Ameriwon't -191523;1355374332;thestringpuller;berry punny :P -191522;1355374344;thestringpuller;the energy market has been weird -191521;1355374357;thestringpuller;usually gas skyrockets every winter but this winter it didn't -191520;1355374495;Ukto;tooo much en queue -191519;1355374508;mircea_popescu;"For what it's worth, I think bASIC should also have a scammer tag. I don't get how they had a working prototype and suddenly have no design." -191518;1355374508;Ukto;my family ownes mineral rights to alot of natural gas wells around texas etc -191517;1355374520;Ukto;if NG is not in demand -191516;1355374525;mircea_popescu;that's a pretty good q right there. how the f ?! -191515;1355374526;Ukto;they basically shut the wells down -191514;1355374533;Ukto;so when winter comes -191513;1355374543;Ukto;there are so many wells ready to pump, theres not enough demand -191512;1355374780;PsychoticBoy;Hi hows life -191511;1355374802;PsychoticBoy;I just decorated my christmas tree -191510;1355374823;Ukto;sweet -191509;1355374838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057015 = 2.4636 BTC [+] -191508;1355374838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12096 @ 0.00056992 = 6.8938 BTC [-] -191507;1355374838;PsychoticBoy;thought so too -191506;1355374856;Ukto;not doign a tree this year -191505;1355374858;Ukto;waiting until next -191504;1355374861;Ukto;when the youngest is 3 -191503;1355374866;Ukto;then ima piss teh wife off -191502;1355374869;Ukto;and get a flocked tree -191501;1355374870;Ukto;:P -191500;1355374888;Ukto;(the ones that have been sprayed with teh white shit) -191499;1355374915;mircea_popescu;ukto -> pm -191498;1355375139;PsychoticBoy;lol -191497;1355375271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8183 @ 0.00056959 = 4.661 BTC [-] -191496;1355375273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2817 @ 0.00057277 = 1.6135 BTC [+] -191495;1355376011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057193 = 2.4713 BTC [-] -191494;1355376013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13670 @ 0.00057203 = 7.8197 BTC [+] -191493;1355376520;PsychoticBoy;I have bought a big spoon -191492;1355376544;PsychoticBoy;for the shit stirrers to stir the f*cking shit -191491;1355376566;PsychoticBoy;omg I hate those drama queens -191490;1355376920;Graet;i hear ya -191489;1355376942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056744 = 2.4519 BTC [-] -191488;1355376943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1171 @ 0.0005672 = 0.6642 BTC [-] -191487;1355376944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9108 @ 0.0005668 = 5.1624 BTC [-] -191486;1355376985;Ukto;man.. I stop posting.. and the fourms go silent :P -191485;1355377006;Namjies;It's an illusion... but so long as you don't hear it. -191484;1355377046;Ukto;prolly would not have picked BF anywho tho -191483;1355377076;Namjies;By the way, I still lack 72 BTC funding for my loan. Anyone interested to lend me till the 10th of January? -191482;1355377079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14550 @ 0.0005668 = 8.2469 BTC [-] -191481;1355377245;mircea_popescu;ima make so much money by diff not going over 9000 next year... -191480;1355377288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000572 = 2.4716 BTC [+] -191479;1355377289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 230 @ 0.00057203 = 0.1316 BTC [+] -191478;1355377291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00057288 = 5.2705 BTC [+] -191477;1355377292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10356 @ 0.00057305 = 5.9345 BTC [+] -191476;1355377313;Namjies;Is that your impression of people mass buying ASICs? -191475;1355377431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00056684 = 1.8989 BTC [-] -191474;1355377734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 971 @ 0.00056684 = 0.5504 BTC [-] -191473;1355377736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7242 @ 0.0005668 = 4.1048 BTC [-] -191472;1355377737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13487 @ 0.00056631 = 7.6378 BTC [-] -191471;1355377841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057202 = 2.4717 BTC [+] -191470;1355377843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5579 @ 0.00057233 = 3.193 BTC [+] -191469;1355377987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057229 = 2.4729 BTC [-] -191468;1355377989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17610 @ 0.00057233 = 10.0787 BTC [+] -191467;1355377989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2269 @ 0.00057305 = 1.3003 BTC [+] -191466;1355378360;jcpham;http://jcpham.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/cropped-logo-jcph-am.png -191465;1355378378;jcpham;sexy. also learned everytime i edit i spam twitter -191464;1355378611;mircea_popescu;Namjies well, back in june it was gonna be october -191463;1355378623;mircea_popescu;then it was gonna be now and now it's gonna be january... it ain't happening -191462;1355378794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056639 = 2.4474 BTC [-] -191461;1355378795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8294 @ 0.00056631 = 4.697 BTC [-] -191460;1355379628;Namjies;Well on a sidenote, GLBSE giving out info wasn't happening either... -191459;1355379641;Namjies;Although it was also a possibility -191458;1355379650;mircea_popescu;haha i guess so -191457;1355379653;Namjies;Seems it's going to be partial info so far. -191456;1355379675;Namjies;Well it's either not happening or getting at least screwed up somewhat. -191455;1355380046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056643 = 2.4475 BTC [+] -191454;1355380047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14388 @ 0.00056631 = 8.1481 BTC [-] -191453;1355380048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9291 @ 0.00056471 = 5.2467 BTC [-] -191452;1355381002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19100 @ 0.00056793 = 10.8475 BTC [+] -191451;1355381784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6536 @ 0.00056471 = 3.6909 BTC [-] -191450;1355381786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11214 @ 0.00056203 = 6.3026 BTC [-] -191449;1355382015;dub;where is th elatest from bfl -191448;1355382074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22416 @ 0.00056203 = 12.5985 BTC [-] -191447;1355382075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 784 @ 0.00056193 = 0.4406 BTC [-] -191446;1355382278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00056193 = 8.3166 BTC [-] -191445;1355382986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10178 @ 0.00056589 = 5.7596 BTC [+] -191444;1355383424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1504 @ 0.00056276 = 0.8464 BTC [-] -191443;1355383425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17096 @ 0.00056293 = 9.6239 BTC [+] -191442;1355384580;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129941.msg1396770 -191441;1355384586;mircea_popescu;the plot thickens -191440;1355384877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056226 = 2.4295 BTC [-] -191439;1355404055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4982 @ 0.00056861 = 2.8328 BTC [+] -191438;1355404056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10060 @ 0.00056877 = 5.7218 BTC [+] -191437;1355404199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2040 @ 0.00056877 = 1.1603 BTC [+] -191436;1355404201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2613 @ 0.00056946 = 1.488 BTC [+] -191435;1355404202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24402 @ 0.00057002 = 13.9096 BTC [+] -191434;1355404358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7222 @ 0.00056844 = 4.1053 BTC [-] -191433;1355404574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056307 = 2.433 BTC [-] -191432;1355404576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18350 @ 0.00056274 = 10.3263 BTC [-] -191431;1355404576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15114 @ 0.0005604 = 8.4699 BTC [-] -191430;1355404707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 878 @ 0.00056651 = 0.4974 BTC [+] -191429;1355404708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056982 = 2.4622 BTC [+] -191428;1355404710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15819 @ 0.00057002 = 9.0171 BTC [+] -191427;1355404711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15332 @ 0.00057054 = 8.7475 BTC [+] -191426;1355404882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00057038 = 1.9393 BTC [-] -191425;1355405017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056044 = 2.4217 BTC [-] -191424;1355405019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4986 @ 0.0005604 = 2.7942 BTC [-] -191423;1355405020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4128 @ 0.00056027 = 2.3128 BTC [-] -191422;1355405021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13012 @ 0.00056019 = 7.2892 BTC [-] -191421;1355405022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00056009 = 0.5601 BTC [-] -191420;1355405023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53 @ 0.00056008 = 0.0297 BTC [-] -191419;1355405075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056043 = 2.4216 BTC [+] -191418;1355405076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19329 @ 0.00056008 = 10.8258 BTC [-] -191417;1355406387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00056637 = 1.6142 BTC [+] -191416;1355406389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3318 @ 0.00056008 = 1.8583 BTC [-] -191415;1355406390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6882 @ 0.00055966 = 3.8516 BTC [-] -191414;1355406884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 921 @ 0.00057038 = 0.5253 BTC [+] -191413;1355406886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7018 @ 0.00057054 = 4.004 BTC [+] -191412;1355406887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8878 @ 0.00057067 = 5.0664 BTC [+] -191411;1355406888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5611 @ 0.0005707 = 3.2022 BTC [+] -191410;1355407953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057045 = 2.4649 BTC [-] -191409;1355407954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5441 @ 0.0005707 = 3.1052 BTC [+] -191408;1355407956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3988 @ 0.00057102 = 2.2772 BTC [+] -191407;1355408185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00057083 = 2.4666 BTC [-] -191406;1355408186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1935 @ 0.00057102 = 1.1049 BTC [+] -191405;1355408188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13644 @ 0.00057146 = 7.797 BTC [+] -191404;1355408414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11922 @ 0.00057146 = 6.8129 BTC [+] -191403;1355408414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78 @ 0.0005717 = 0.0446 BTC [+] -191402;1355408456;EskimoBob;"Diablo-D3 | there are bfl posts everywhere that need to be dealt with" - why? -191401;1355408510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.0005717 = 5.9743 BTC [+] -191400;1355408611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5582 @ 0.00334312 = 18.6613 BTC [-] -191399;1355408613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00334136 = 8.0193 BTC [-] -191398;1355408771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00056776 = 6.5292 BTC [-] -191397;1355408772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00055997 = 2.4196 BTC [-] -191396;1355408774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4998 @ 0.00055966 = 2.7972 BTC [-] -191395;1355408775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2694 @ 0.00055949 = 1.5073 BTC [-] -191394;1355409712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1668 @ 0.00333738 = 5.5667 BTC [-] -191393;1355409714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1797 @ 0.00335085 = 6.0215 BTC [+] -191392;1355409715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 630 @ 0.003395 = 2.1389 BTC [+] -191391;1355410094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00056274 = 1.3506 BTC [+] -191390;1355410676;PsychoticBoy;so shit sirrers -191389;1355410891;PsychoticBoy;stelletje kanker mongolen op dat forum -191388;1355410940;Chaang-Noi;? -191387;1355411034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1921 @ 0.00056249 = 1.0805 BTC [-] -191386;1355411036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.0005625 = 11.9813 BTC [+] -191385;1355411037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19100 @ 0.00056275 = 10.7485 BTC [+] -191384;1355411038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10462 @ 0.00056419 = 5.9026 BTC [+] -191383;1355411809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056212 = 2.4289 BTC [-] -191382;1355411810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18653 @ 0.00056207 = 10.4843 BTC [-] -191381;1355412299;PsychoticBoy;yeah goat now they are trying to pin me -191380;1355412311;PsychoticBoy;see scam accusations -191379;1355412417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056397 = 2.4369 BTC [+] -191378;1355412417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5638 @ 0.00056419 = 3.1809 BTC [+] -191377;1355412419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1370 @ 0.0005717 = 0.7832 BTC [+] -191376;1355412494;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/further-futures-on-mpex/ << moar futures. -191375;1355413225;Ukto;I wa getting Graet -191374;1355413235;Ukto;I think theymos should make a Troll tag -191373;1355413243;Ukto;and let ppl donate towards it on ppl -191372;1355413250;Ukto;so you would donate X btc to (person) -191371;1355413256;Ukto;once that person earns 10btc in troll donations -191370;1355413260;Ukto;they get Troll tagged -191369;1355413262;Ukto;:P -191368;1355413262;Graet;getting Graet ? i'm a Bitcoin-asset? you are floating me? -191367;1355413263;Graet;lol -191366;1355413272;Ukto;LOL -191365;1355413278;Ukto;yes -191364;1355413282;Ukto;now shut up and get back in the box -191363;1355413285;Ukto;:P -191362;1355413287;Graet;k -191361;1355413318;PsychoticBoy;and a fussy prick tag -191360;1355413337;Ukto;need a club for ppl accused of being scammers that got away -191359;1355413337;Ukto;:P -191358;1355413340;PsychoticBoy;and a special one for MPOE-PR -191357;1355413380;Ukto;well -191356;1355413390;Ukto;I think I made some big progress for BF tonight -191355;1355413393;Ukto;(almsot 8am) -191354;1355413407;Ukto;looks like I may have 1~3 new assets for BF -191353;1355413411;PsychoticBoy;lets call it a I got nothing to do so lets pollute some threads with bullshit¨ tag -191352;1355413428;Ukto;PsychoticBoy: you should take a brether and relax :P -191351;1355413432;Ukto;your venting. :P -191350;1355413435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00056505 = 3.5598 BTC [-] -191349;1355413437;PsychoticBoy;indeed -191348;1355413479;PsychoticBoy;some ppl on the forum make my blood boil, not only mpoe but lots of other mentally disabled ppl -191347;1355413491;Ukto;for some people, its their job -191346;1355413491;Ukto;:P -191345;1355413494;Ukto;but i hear you -191344;1355413496;PsychoticBoy;hehe -191343;1355413498;Ukto;I am backing off from the forums a bit -191342;1355413513;PsychoticBoy;I should too, but cant I am a mod -191341;1355413521;Ukto;SCAMMER MOD -191340;1355413522;Ukto;:P -191339;1355413526;PsychoticBoy;:D -191338;1355413533;Ukto;you should set that as a title -191337;1355413535;Ukto;SCAMMER MOD -191336;1355413536;PsychoticBoy;heil to the king baby -191335;1355413536;Ukto;:P -191334;1355413545;Ukto;just shuev it ppls faces -191333;1355413558;PsychoticBoy;probably will make some ppl moar mad -191332;1355413558;Ukto;could mean any number of things -191331;1355413559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056228 = 2.4296 BTC [-] -191330;1355413560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5879 @ 0.00056208 = 3.3045 BTC [-] -191329;1355413564;Ukto;so? -191328;1355413571;Ukto;isnt that the point of forums? -191327;1355413573;Ukto;to make ppl mad? -191326;1355413595;PsychoticBoy;I dont care any more, ppl are taking to much drugs (silk road) bitcoin is bad hmmkay -191325;1355413618;Ukto;ys Mr. Garrison. -191324;1355413627;PsychoticBoy;look at the replies ppl make on the forum, cant be natural -191323;1355413650;Ukto;wait -191322;1355413652;Ukto;wrong character -191321;1355413676;Ukto;Mr Mackey -191320;1355413677;Ukto;there -191319;1355413681;PsychoticBoy;indeed -191318;1355413691;Ukto;havent watched since season 3 or so -191317;1355413710;PsychoticBoy;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCDnR6Px-co -191316;1355413738;Ukto;thought I did catch an episde of garrison as a woman screaming "Yeah! I'm a monkey! give this money what she wants! Put it in my monkey hole!" -191315;1355413759;Ukto;didnt know monkey hole was a real term for smething until then -191314;1355413990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00056504 = 2.4415 BTC [+] -191313;1355413992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8891 @ 0.00056505 = 5.0239 BTC [+] -191312;1355414285;mircea_popescu;what's this with mpoe-pr ? -191311;1355414366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10309 @ 0.00056505 = 5.8251 BTC [+] -191310;1355414520;Ukto;i think he was venting lol -191309;1355414804;mircea_popescu;Ukto omg learn to set your client blinking ! -191308;1355415060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6201 @ 0.00056772 = 3.5204 BTC [+] -191307;1355415076;Ukto;I was watching a youtube video -191306;1355415076;Ukto;:P -191305;1355415097;mircea_popescu;productivity ftw :D -191304;1355415117;Ukto;>:P -191303;1355415121;Ukto;its 8am... -191302;1355415123;Ukto;no sleep yet -191301;1355415127;Ukto;was working out a deal for BF -191300;1355415142;Ukto;to get some good assets.. (kinda related to mpex) and trading volume -191299;1355415155;Ukto;but were still closing on the details. :) -191298;1355415198;Ukto;hoefully get to relesae details later today/tomorrow -191297;1355415277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6304 @ 0.00056772 = 3.5789 BTC [+] -191296;1355415279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4771 @ 0.00056208 = 2.6817 BTC [-] -191295;1355415280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6375 @ 0.00056207 = 3.5832 BTC [-] -191294;1355415360;mircea_popescu;pretty cool -191293;1355416022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00057057 = 9.015 BTC [+] -191292;1355416113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3150 @ 0.00057057 = 1.7973 BTC [+] -191291;1355416115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30502 @ 0.0005717 = 17.438 BTC [+] -191290;1355416116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00057192 = 10.9809 BTC [+] -191289;1355416117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8562 @ 0.00057193 = 4.8969 BTC [+] -191288;1355416118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5059 @ 0.00057226 = 2.8951 BTC [+] -191287;1355416120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10899 @ 0.00057305 = 6.2457 BTC [+] -191286;1355416121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00057311 = 6.8773 BTC [+] -191285;1355416122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27419 @ 0.00057433 = 15.7476 BTC [+] -191284;1355416123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00057487 = 7.4158 BTC [+] -191283;1355416124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00057498 = 9.2572 BTC [+] -191282;1355416124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18250 @ 0.00057508 = 10.4952 BTC [+] -191281;1355416125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29200 @ 0.00057518 = 16.7953 BTC [+] -191280;1355416126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20550 @ 0.00057518 = 11.8199 BTC [+] -191279;1355416127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27100 @ 0.00057519 = 15.5876 BTC [+] -191278;1355416128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1543 @ 0.00057582 = 0.8885 BTC [+] -191277;1355416129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19250 @ 0.00057661 = 11.0997 BTC [+] -191276;1355416131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24613 @ 0.00057781 = 14.2216 BTC [+] -191275;1355416132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24050 @ 0.00057795 = 13.8997 BTC [+] -191274;1355416133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.000578 = 5.9534 BTC [+] -191273;1355416134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22550 @ 0.00057817 = 13.0377 BTC [+] -191272;1355416135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00057821 = 10.4656 BTC [+] -191271;1355416136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25737 @ 0.00057858 = 14.8909 BTC [+] -191270;1355416136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.00057868 = 12.3259 BTC [+] -191269;1355416137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7150 @ 0.00057954 = 4.1437 BTC [+] -191268;1355416138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00057959 = 6.3175 BTC [+] -191267;1355416139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00057969 = 5.0723 BTC [+] -191266;1355416140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13145 @ 0.00057996 = 7.6236 BTC [+] -191265;1355416141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20750 @ 0.00058009 = 12.0369 BTC [+] -191264;1355416142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00058024 = 7.4851 BTC [+] -191263;1355416143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.0005805 = 6.7338 BTC [+] -191262;1355416144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12256 @ 0.00058051 = 7.1147 BTC [+] -191261;1355416145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00058095 = 4.0376 BTC [+] -191260;1355416145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00058095 = 9.8181 BTC [+] -191259;1355416146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00058115 = 6.6832 BTC [+] -191258;1355416147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6989 @ 0.00058126 = 4.0624 BTC [+] -191257;1355416148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39550 @ 0.00058171 = 23.0066 BTC [+] -191256;1355416149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00058188 = 6.3425 BTC [+] -191255;1355416150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11427 @ 0.00058195 = 6.6499 BTC [+] -191254;1355416151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00058227 = 1.4266 BTC [+] -191253;1355416152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00058237 = 4.2513 BTC [+] -191252;1355416153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17045 @ 0.00058238 = 9.9267 BTC [+] -191251;1355416154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54350 @ 0.00058258 = 31.6632 BTC [+] -191250;1355416155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6257 @ 0.00058265 = 3.6456 BTC [+] -191249;1355416156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00058277 = 2.8556 BTC [+] -191248;1355416157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00058303 = 9.0953 BTC [+] -191247;1355416158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35234 @ 0.00058318 = 20.5478 BTC [+] -191246;1355416159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4347 @ 0.00058376 = 2.5376 BTC [+] -191245;1355416160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00058378 = 4.0281 BTC [+] -191244;1355416161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30200 @ 0.00058407 = 17.6389 BTC [+] -191243;1355416162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00058481 = 6.7253 BTC [+] -191242;1355416163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22294 @ 0.00058493 = 13.0404 BTC [+] -191241;1355416164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24811 @ 0.00058536 = 14.5234 BTC [+] -191240;1355416165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19150 @ 0.00058574 = 11.2169 BTC [+] -191239;1355416166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17998 @ 0.00058607 = 10.5481 BTC [+] -191238;1355416167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16250 @ 0.00058667 = 9.5334 BTC [+] -191237;1355416168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25071 @ 0.00058681 = 14.7119 BTC [+] -191236;1355416169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24250 @ 0.00058699 = 14.2345 BTC [+] -191235;1355416170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00058726 = 8.2216 BTC [+] -191234;1355416171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00058784 = 9.6406 BTC [+] -191233;1355416172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4396 @ 0.00058787 = 2.5843 BTC [+] -191232;1355416173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29666 @ 0.00058799 = 17.4433 BTC [+] -191231;1355416174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5814 @ 0.00058862 = 3.4222 BTC [+] -191230;1355416175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00058907 = 2.1207 BTC [+] -191229;1355416176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28200 @ 0.0005891 = 16.6126 BTC [+] -191228;1355416177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22650 @ 0.00058962 = 13.3549 BTC [+] -191227;1355416178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21633 @ 0.00059022 = 12.7682 BTC [+] -191226;1355416179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9650 @ 0.00059089 = 5.7021 BTC [+] -191225;1355416180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13209 @ 0.00059167 = 7.8154 BTC [+] -191224;1355416181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15444 @ 0.00059263 = 9.1526 BTC [+] -191223;1355416182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.00059349 = 6.7955 BTC [+] -191222;1355416183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 847980 @ 0.0006 = 508.788 BTC [+] -191221;1355416189;kakobrekla;... -191220;1355416215;mircea_popescu;yum -191219;1355416227;mircea_popescu;first btc corp to 1mn ? race ya! -191218;1355416472;mircea_popescu;The expected starting date of chips -191217;1355416472;mircea_popescu;manufacturing is late August to September, 2012. The chips are supposed to be -191216;1355416472;mircea_popescu;deployed and start hashing in October to November, 2012. -191215;1355416484;mircea_popescu;there's nothing quite as grand as reading old asic corps threads. -191214;1355416525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00059638 = 10.9138 BTC [-] -191213;1355416609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10235 @ 0.0006 = 6.141 BTC [+] -191212;1355416954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.0006 = 4.56 BTC [+] -191211;1355417721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9821 @ 0.0006 = 5.8926 BTC [+] -191210;1355418492;sgnb;mircea_popescu: why not currency futures? -191209;1355418736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.0005994 = 4.3157 BTC [-] -191208;1355419292;Chaang-Noi;4chan now takes bitcoin https://boards.4chan.org/g/res/29831358 :) -191207;1355419919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20956 @ 0.0006 = 12.5736 BTC [+] -191206;1355420229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.0005994 = 4.5554 BTC [-] -191205;1355420230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00059725 = 6.4503 BTC [-] -191204;1355420330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34465 @ 0.0006 = 20.679 BTC [+] -191203;1355420723;B0g4r7;A million is chump change. Go for a quadrillion like those derivatives guys. -191202;1355420764;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.47526087 = 475.2609 BTC [-] -191201;1355420772;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.40134783 = 401.3478 BTC [-] -191200;1355420925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25837 @ 0.0006 = 15.5022 BTC [+] -191199;1355421253;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 well i was talking about mkt value not about notional trade. also, 1 mn btc = 1 quadrillion soon enough :D -191198;1355421259;mircea_popescu;sgnb working on it. -191197;1355421324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30950 @ 0.00059725 = 18.4849 BTC [-] -191196;1355421639;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.DEC] 1 @ 0.0327929 BTC -191195;1355421877;B0g4r7;lol asics. So now ngzhang has confirmed that Avalon is also skipping the MPW step and going directly to full wafer production. -191194;1355421880;B0g4r7;Madness. -191193;1355421982;mircea_popescu;they have no clue what they're doing. -191192;1355421986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059757 = 2.5821 BTC [+] -191191;1355421988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8079 @ 0.00059725 = 4.8252 BTC [-] -191190;1355422010;B0g4r7;Kinda looks like way, for all 3 vendors. -191189;1355422030;mircea_popescu;"vendors" -191188;1355422081;thestringpuller;I thought of that meme with the dog holding the test tubes -191187;1355422088;mircea_popescu;as an aside : -191186;1355422090;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -191185;1355422090;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.62001, Best ask: 13.62002, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.62001, 24 hour volume: 36800.77371952, 24 hour low: 13.30000, 24 hour high: 13.79989, 24 hour vwap: 13.61761 -191184;1355422098;mircea_popescu;;;calc 10.552 * 13.61761 -191183;1355422098;B0g4r7;BTC++ -191182;1355422098;gribble;143.69302072 -191181;1355422108;mircea_popescu;btc is now 2x as large as egold ever was at its peak. -191180;1355422242;thestringpuller;but there are still no big revenue streams for btc -191179;1355422270;mircea_popescu;define revenue streams ? -191178;1355422406;B0g4r7;revenue stream defines you! -191177;1355422458;mircea_popescu;lol -191176;1355422472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00059991 = 1.9797 BTC [+] -191175;1355422704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5260 @ 0.00059725 = 3.1415 BTC [-] -191174;1355422706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00059638 = 4.2343 BTC [-] -191173;1355422707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3640 @ 0.00059161 = 2.1535 BTC [-] -191172;1355422882;mircea_popescu;i'm curious actually when will mpex dividend payments outstrip mining revenue for that month -191171;1355424272;mircea_popescu;lol 4chan now takes btc -191170;1355424316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1356 @ 0.00332457 = 4.5081 BTC [-] -191169;1355424316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2144 @ 0.00332298 = 7.1245 BTC [-] -191168;1355425234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1021 @ 0.00059991 = 0.6125 BTC [+] -191167;1355425235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24429 @ 0.0006 = 14.6574 BTC [+] -191166;1355425395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18677 @ 0.0006 = 11.2062 BTC [+] -191165;1355425397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1699 @ 0.00060004 = 1.0195 BTC [+] -191164;1355425476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00060004 = 5.7604 BTC [+] -191163;1355425559;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: cash flow is a better term, albeit a great volume of capital flows through btc, most btc transactions are satoshi dice... -191162;1355425586;thestringpuller;btc needs to be used for large payments and create some kind of cashflow climate -191161;1355425598;mircea_popescu;i think we're all working towards that. -191160;1355425667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14149 @ 0.00060004 = 8.49 BTC [+] -191159;1355425667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00060106 = 3.7867 BTC [+] -191158;1355425669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00060152 = 14.7372 BTC [+] -191157;1355425670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.0006124 = 6.2465 BTC [+] -191156;1355425671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16107 @ 0.00061252 = 9.8659 BTC [+] -191155;1355425853;thestringpuller;well you will be the first the btc VC's -191154;1355425858;thestringpuller;of the* -191153;1355425869;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ACOG] 175 @ 0.05713408 = 9.9985 BTC [+] -191152;1355425909;thestringpuller;however my concern is that as btc businesses grow, those business owners won't want to invest in other companies, due to the astronomical chance of losing money -191151;1355425931;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Which one was that? asicminer? -191150;1355425947;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INKG] 44 @ 0.07458535 = 3.2818 BTC [+] -191149;1355425950;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic undefined antecedent -191148;1355425969;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller depends a lot on what busienss and who runs them -191147;1355425980;mircea_popescu;nobody will ever want to invest in childish glbse-level bullcrap. -191146;1355426027;PsychoticBoy;mircea could you asked that hooker of yours to quit crapping on forum threads since she/he/you are/is fucking annoying -191145;1355426037;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 600 @ 0.23166011 = 138.9961 BTC [-] -191144;1355426038;mircea_popescu;PsychoticBoy what's this about ? -191143;1355426047;PsychoticBoy;MPOE-PR -191142;1355426051;mircea_popescu;yes ? -191141;1355426059;PsychoticBoy;is on Ignore btw -191140;1355426067;mircea_popescu;kay ? -191139;1355426095;PsychoticBoy;but if that shit stirrer got nothing bright to say, then its better to say nothing -191138;1355426097;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ALCG] 500 @ 0.10144961 = 50.7248 BTC [+] -191137;1355426121;mircea_popescu;seems to me you're doing it right now. -191136;1355426126;mircea_popescu;what did you have to say ? -191135;1355426176;PsychoticBoy;1 thing: FU -191134;1355426194;mircea_popescu;right. the principle is good, stick with it : if you have nothing intelligent to say stfu. -191133;1355426196;PsychoticBoy;and your romainian crap -191132;1355426197;B0g4r7;There's a lot of that going around on the internets. -191131;1355426221;PsychoticBoy;here in the west we puke on east european crap spewers -191130;1355426226;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: well glbse is akin to this asic nonsense, a lot of money just disappearing with nothing to show -191129;1355426246;thestringpuller;which is the symptom of a dying business, or an abomination that is called a business -191128;1355426247;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller if bfl actually croaks that'll be a valley of tears. -191127;1355426270;mircea_popescu;leaving alone that the two other asic troops came out with comparable news. -191126;1355426273;thestringpuller;but if nothing can be produced with the capital less people will be willing to invest -191125;1355426309;thestringpuller;people should start simple, like selling large amounts of commodities -191124;1355426313;B0g4r7;I wonder what the BFL books look like. I understand they only caught up on FPGA orders long after they started taking asic money. -191123;1355426361;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 something like, +1-200k on fpga, +2ish mn from vc +3ish mn from pre-orders -.5 mn for expenses -2ish mn for failed run -.8mn for refunds -191122;1355426368;B0g4r7;I also wonder how many worthless million-dollar masksets they've bought so far. -191121;1355426386;mircea_popescu;so they still have some cash, on the positive side. -191120;1355426397;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: all I'm saying is that only a few businesses have sustainability and a sustainable income stream, you attract capital by creating jobs or creating "useful shit" -191119;1355426401;B0g4r7;Assuming they've not snorted it all. -191118;1355426408;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 yes, asuming that. -191117;1355426410;thestringpuller;how many positions you got open at MPEX ;) -191116;1355426429;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well, creating jobs as a pretend-value proxy is a government racket. -191115;1355426436;mircea_popescu;busiensses in general create value not jobs. -191114;1355426486;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ISP5] 120 @ 0.10902456 = 13.0829 BTC [+] -191113;1355426514;thestringpuller;i mispoke, i forget I"m speaking to mr. rothbard and not mr. keynes (i kid), value creates income streams in which other people can access a job is merely trading time and some kind of skill to contribute to the business in exchange for access to the revenue stream -191112;1355426521;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ASBG] 120 @ 0.11401584 = 13.6819 BTC [+] -191111;1355426541;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller have you seen the http://trilema.com/2012/probably-the-hottest-business-idea-of-the-moment-in-btc/ ? -191110;1355426549;thestringpuller;a business that creates sustainable value will have recurring revenue to show for it -191109;1355426554;thestringpuller;no i'm outof credits -191108;1355426635;thestringpuller;the thing about it is that most code review for large projects is done in house no? -191107;1355426659;B0g4r7;That's how we did it at the software house. -191106;1355426662;thestringpuller;i feel like your target market would be financial firms who connect to the banks -191105;1355426677;B0g4r7;The only external review was one "security audit" of some sensitive code. -191104;1355426733;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i feel as though this would be best suited for smaller projects -191103;1355426739;thestringpuller;like an indie game for instance -191102;1355426742;B0g4r7;Internally, on the other hand, every single commit got peer-reviewed, and went through rounds of revisions if recommended, before being merged into Trunk. -191101;1355426746;thestringpuller;or an app for a small business -191100;1355426824;thestringpuller;so the most credible programmer I know atm writes compilers -191099;1355426833;thestringpuller;he charges 50-80 USD an hour -191098;1355426837;thestringpuller;if not more -191097;1355426853;thestringpuller;you'd need like 4 of those -191096;1355426879;thestringpuller;so your base expense is like like what 32000 a month? -191095;1355426887;thestringpuller;you'd need a lot of clients -191094;1355427080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059936 = 2.5898 BTC [-] -191093;1355427082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 429 @ 0.00059905 = 0.257 BTC [-] -191092;1355427154;jcpham;http://jcph.am/2012/12/13/two-track-thursdays-part-deux/ -191091;1355427156;jcpham;music -191090;1355427205;jurov;hehe looks like genjix/amir has made some friends around here in slovakia -191089;1355427226;mircea_popescu; The only external review was one "security audit" of some sensitive code. << this is exactly it tho -191088;1355427233;jurov;i just got an information "amir is going to organize another bitcoin conference" -191087;1355427244;mircea_popescu;ahahaha fuckwit. -191086;1355427249;jurov;"but in novemnber, he wants to have 2000 paople there" -191085;1355427251;jurov;lmao -191084;1355427294;mircea_popescu; so your base expense is like like what 32000 a month? << that's 2k btc. no big deal. -191083;1355427336;mircea_popescu;but at any rate an indie game is no small project. -191082;1355427348;mircea_popescu;games are some of the most complex projects -191081;1355427407;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ACCA] 3 @ 0.18677491 = 0.5603 BTC [+] -191080;1355427488;thestringpuller;lets make a bet then -191079;1355427489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15871 @ 0.00059905 = 9.5075 BTC [-] -191078;1355427497;thestringpuller;or lets make a game then* -191077;1355427506;thestringpuller;and move dem units -191076;1355427554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059167 = 2.5566 BTC [-] -191075;1355427555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15860 @ 0.00059161 = 9.3829 BTC [-] -191074;1355427557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5489 @ 0.00059133 = 3.2458 BTC [-] -191073;1355427567;B0g4r7;My brother makes indie games. -191072;1355427571;mircea_popescu;meh. that teppy guy made a game, it looks pretty grim. -191071;1355427634;thestringpuller;i'm talking about a game to compete with Rockstar mang -191070;1355427644;thestringpuller;once you make one and you own the studio -191069;1355427660;thestringpuller;then you can sit around and make crazy shit all day -191068;1355427666;thestringpuller;which you already likely do -191067;1355427682;B0g4r7;Compete with rockstar huh. -191066;1355427696;B0g4r7;I'll bet a lot of Rockstar's success can be attributed to slick marketing. -191065;1355427703;thestringpuller;naw man -191064;1355427714;thestringpuller;they almost went under when EA went on an acquisition spree -191063;1355427716;mircea_popescu;i never played rockstar -191062;1355427738;thestringpuller;but they built a lot of stuff in house that likely sells for quite a bit -191061;1355427739;B0g4r7;Rockstar Studios, makers of GTA, Manhunt, and other fucked-up titles. -191060;1355427794;mircea_popescu;a gta stuff -191059;1355427816;mircea_popescu;i think i played some nude/porn mod for it for 5 minutes -191058;1355427832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059211 = 2.5585 BTC [+] -191057;1355427834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4829 @ 0.00059221 = 2.8598 BTC [+] -191056;1355427841;jcpham;hot coffee -191055;1355427849;B0g4r7;I played it for a while. It gets old in a hurry for me. -191054;1355427883;B0g4r7;I much prefer to play Zelda or similar. -191053;1355427918;mircea_popescu;i still play heroes 2 to this day -191052;1355427920;mircea_popescu;with the girls -191051;1355428265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059153 = 2.556 BTC [-] -191050;1355428267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4584 @ 0.00059133 = 2.7107 BTC [-] -191049;1355428909;midnightmagic;06:34 < mircea_popescu> there's nothing quite as grand as reading old asic corps threads. <-- to which corp are you referring? -191048;1355428961;mircea_popescu;a, that was asicminer indeed. -191047;1355429005;assbot;[MPEX] [X.EHOG] 59 @ 0.22696117 = 13.3907 BTC [+] -191046;1355429218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059168 = 2.5566 BTC [+] -191045;1355429220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3380 @ 0.00059133 = 1.9987 BTC [-] -191044;1355429221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10750 @ 0.00059055 = 6.3484 BTC [-] -191043;1355429222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8233 @ 0.00059 = 4.8575 BTC [-] -191042;1355429297;mircea_popescu;;;bc,calc 30000 -191041;1355429297;gribble;use the 'gentime' command instead -191040;1355429302;mircea_popescu;;;gentime 30000 -191039;1355429303;gribble;The average time to generate a block at 30000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 3370181.79928, is 5 days, 14 hours, 1 minute, and 34 seconds -191038;1355429864;dub;jurov: you should organise to film someone reasonably eloquent challenging Amir on his bitcoin 'expertise' -191037;1355429959;jurov;maybe mpoe-pr can come from timisoara, it's just 500km to here... not sure if i'll be able to pay her, tho :) -191036;1355429973;jurov;perhaps we can collect -191035;1355430005;mircea_popescu;lol -191034;1355430027;dub;I vote we send Mircea -191033;1355430032;mircea_popescu;where is this, bratislava ? -191032;1355430036;jurov;yea -191031;1355430073;mircea_popescu;tru story. -191030;1355430114;jurov;haha. infact the chocolate fatory is in kittsee right here over the border -191029;1355430360;jurov;*factory -191028;1355430387;thestringpuller;timisoara, bratislava -191027;1355430388;thestringpuller;lol -191026;1355430390;mircea_popescu;nono, you had it right. fatory. -191025;1355430415;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135542319974.png ahhhhh -191024;1355430481;jurov;hehe... i actually expected it few weeks earlier, so i got these loans -191023;1355430499;jurov;the day i repaid last of them, it went amok -191022;1355430503;mircea_popescu;lmao -191021;1355430533;kakobrekla;cause we bought with the repaid loan money! -191020;1355430537;mircea_popescu;hahaha -191019;1355430541;jurov;screw you -191018;1355430545;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -191017;1355430547;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00055949 / 0.00058083 / 0.00061252 (4203825 shares, 2,441.74 BTC), 30day: 0.00048504 / 0.00051854 / 0.00061252 (102523166 shares, 53,162.72 BTC) -191016;1355430558;mircea_popescu;you borrowed like 10k ? -191015;1355430585;jurov;oh nooo, just some 240btc -191014;1355430594;mircea_popescu;well then kakobrekla is telling lies!!!1 -191013;1355430600;kakobrekla;ofc i am. -191012;1355430608;jurov;heh -191011;1355430613;mircea_popescu;you boing-boing to this genjix thing jurov is organising ? -191010;1355430670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00059 = 2.065 BTC [-] -191009;1355430756;jurov;this was my reply translated "i want to make some money, not thrown down new world ordewr or wharever like amir. that will be just side effect" -191008;1355430781;jurov;oh no... my keyboard skillz -191007;1355430793;mircea_popescu;http://www.mattwhitlock.com/Bitcoin%20Inflation.png -191006;1355430802;mircea_popescu;this is pretty useful, finally someone made it. -191005;1355430831;mircea_popescu;we're finally in the < 20% a year inflation, which makes us akin to developing countries. -191004;1355430845;mircea_popescu;by 2020 we'll be in the <5% -191003;1355430923;jurov;haha we have kinda developing country demographic, too -191002;1355430959;jcpham;YO I HEARD 4CHAN ACCEPTS BITCOIN NOW -191001;1355430988;mircea_popescu;jurov indeed. jcpham yeah. atlas' idea -191000;1355431019;jcpham;Pass purchasing is currently disabled, please come back in 2 hours. -190999;1355431019;mircea_popescu;@mods -190998;1355431019;mircea_popescu;Due to some confusion in writing correctly, this thread made fun & i lost my anger. -190997;1355431019;mircea_popescu;I request mods to delete this thread, as it has no use. -190996;1355431022;mircea_popescu;point in case. -190995;1355431538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 752 @ 0.00332298 = 2.4989 BTC [-] -190994;1355431539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2448 @ 0.00332218 = 8.1327 BTC [-] -190993;1355431678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00059 = 10.502 BTC [-] -190992;1355431957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059217 = 2.5588 BTC [+] -190991;1355431958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4511 @ 0.00059221 = 2.6715 BTC [+] -190990;1355432286;Ukto;grrr -190989;1355432310;Ukto;what does this stupid threat keep bumpig & resetting to unread even though its locked??? -190988;1355432315;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109666.0 -190987;1355432340;kakobrekla;hes somehow abusing this shit -190986;1355432366;kakobrekla;the guy is obviously retarded attention whore -190985;1355432371;mircea_popescu;unlock thread make post delete post lock thread -190984;1355432399;Ukto;any forum mods on hand? -190983;1355432405;Ukto;hes really gotten under my skin lately -190982;1355432421;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 of zee germanz -190981;1355432433;kakobrekla;lol -190980;1355432454;Ukto;knowing how late he was awake, hes gotta be asleeper by nice -190979;1355432469;kakobrekla;he should be called Siablo-S3 -190978;1355432488;Ukto;do they mods actually check the 'report post' stuff ? -190977;1355432494;Ukto;or is that a days later thing -190976;1355432494;kakobrekla;no -190975;1355432502;Ukto;figures -190974;1355432597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059219 = 2.5589 BTC [-] -190973;1355432598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5929 @ 0.00059221 = 3.5112 BTC [+] -190972;1355432697;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.61654734 = 616.5473 BTC [+] -190971;1355432710;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.5342946 = 534.2946 BTC [+] -190970;1355432871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2242 @ 0.00059009 = 1.323 BTC [-] -190969;1355433048;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.53425942 = 534.2594 BTC [-] -190968;1355433055;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.61651474 = 616.5147 BTC [-] -190967;1355433092;thestringpuller;that's so not itm -190966;1355433720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00059221 = 5.3595 BTC [+] -190965;1355433755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4510 @ 0.00059221 = 2.6709 BTC [+] -190964;1355433757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17598 @ 0.00059858 = 10.5338 BTC [+] -190963;1355433758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2142 @ 0.00059925 = 1.2836 BTC [+] -190962;1355434177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2079 @ 0.00059009 = 1.2268 BTC [-] -190961;1355434179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28995 @ 0.00059 = 17.1071 BTC [-] -190960;1355434872;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.61641271 = 616.4127 BTC [-] -190959;1355434882;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.53414929 = 534.1493 BTC [-] -190958;1355434936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0005901 = 2.5498 BTC [+] -190957;1355434937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24679 @ 0.00059 = 14.5606 BTC [-] -190956;1355435281;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105120.msg1396786#msg1396786 -190955;1355435282;mircea_popescu;wtf ?! -190954;1355435357;kakobrekla;lame -190953;1355435369;Namjies;I would say trolling account? -190952;1355435463;mircea_popescu;maybe, who knows at this point -190951;1355435542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00059 = 7.67 BTC [-] -190950;1355435672;mircea_popescu;These bursts of high volume started the day after Erik came back from his meeting in Macau with casino owners. Maybe casinos there are doing some robustness testing? It's pocket change for them. -190949;1355435680;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you know you might not be that far off -190948;1355435695;mircea_popescu;i know i wouldn't make an offer before i tried to break it. -190947;1355435947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059295 = 2.5621 BTC [+] -190946;1355435948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3279 @ 0.00059308 = 1.9447 BTC [+] -190945;1355436232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059305 = 2.5626 BTC [-] -190944;1355436233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6469 @ 0.00059308 = 3.8366 BTC [+] -190943;1355436487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2545 @ 0.00059495 = 1.5141 BTC [+] -190942;1355436489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059005 = 2.5496 BTC [-] -190941;1355436490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7784 @ 0.00059 = 4.5926 BTC [-] -190940;1355436833;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu Whoever is doing the testing appears to be back! http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=1000&min_bet=10&status=ALL -190939;1355436841;jcpham;http://uchicagoadmissions.tumblr.com/post/37809971913/indiana-jones-mystery-package-we-dont-really -190938;1355436931;mircea_popescu;how much are they up yet ? 12k ? -190937;1355436948;Bugpowder;about 10,000 bet in the last hour -190936;1355436967;Bugpowder;with a 500 BTC loss for S.DICE -190935;1355436978;mircea_popescu;crazy -190934;1355437066;Ukto;0,o... -190933;1355437241;mircea_popescu;the sort of retarded shit kids do today ;/ -190932;1355437245;mircea_popescu;go eat a fucking bear ffs. -190931;1355437940;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/XfhaQ.png lmao check out the spikedom -190930;1355438087;mircea_popescu;SD Profit after fees: 16230.26831626 BTC (1.306%) end of nov -190929;1355438098;mircea_popescu;SD Profit before fees: 20620.58601763 BTC (1.478%) 10 dec -190928;1355438104;mircea_popescu;+4.5k -190927;1355438227;Ukto;when do divs get paid? -190926;1355438235;mircea_popescu;early jan -190925;1355438237;pigeons;so disappointed, i thought it was a dtng link -190924;1355438241;Ukto;good -190923;1355438253;mircea_popescu;sorry pigeons -190922;1355438258;Ukto;I am working on uhh.. making it possible to get sdice shares w/o having mpex account before then. -190921;1355438266;Ukto;hopefully by this weekend -190920;1355438270;Ukto;mircea_popescu: no offense -190919;1355438271;Ukto;hehe -190918;1355438283;Ukto;patthru stuffs -190917;1355438283;Ukto;:P -190916;1355438285;mircea_popescu;what offense'd that be ?! -190915;1355438286;Ukto;like we discussed -190914;1355438297;Ukto;just the fact that I wont be buying directly on mpex hehe -190913;1355438309;Ukto;but -190912;1355438313;Ukto;you prefer being a wholesaler -190911;1355438314;Ukto;right? -190910;1355438352;Ukto;fewer individuals, and more bulk users -190909;1355438368;mircea_popescu;for one glbse had a s.dice passthrough -190908;1355438378;mircea_popescu;i dun see any problem with it -190907;1355438388;Ukto;no -190906;1355438395;Ukto;i just ment sorry that I wont be directly giving you the fees -190905;1355438396;Ukto;lol -190904;1355438398;mircea_popescu;course, i don't see how you'd have a PT w/o actually holding the shares -190903;1355438415;Ukto;mircea_popescu: hopefully "we" will annonce soon -190902;1355438416;Ukto;:) -190901;1355438420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059871 = 2.587 BTC [+] -190900;1355438422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14679 @ 0.0005989 = 8.7913 BTC [+] -190899;1355438425;Ukto;just waiting to work out the final details -190898;1355438440;jurov;coinbr will probably offer limited free account to finally get rid of this passthrough nonsense -190897;1355438457;Ukto;lol -190896;1355438466;Ukto;jurov: the PT is for a BF asset -190895;1355438467;Ukto;:) -190894;1355438469;mircea_popescu;jurov sounds more like some sort of synthetic offering -190893;1355438471;Ukto;i planto buy some shares myself -190892;1355438524;jurov;ok, i don't hold my breath. if you offered S.MPOE options/ futures, now that would be interesting -190891;1355438525;Ukto;but it would be an an mpex passthru to s.dice yes -190890;1355438552;Ukto;as a passthrough asset? not really possibly... a fund that manages them.. sure.. but not direct passthroughs -190889;1355438564;Ukto;BF wasnt really setup with the idea of assets that regularly end -190888;1355438569;Ukto;wasnt the initial intention -190887;1355438580;mircea_popescu;mpoe futures i'd be curious about tbh -190886;1355438591;Ukto;not that its not doable mind you... -190885;1355438603;Ukto;using the current functionality it woudl work just fine I suppose -190884;1355438608;mircea_popescu;Ukto i think futures may be doable. options tho... not so much -190883;1355438620;Ukto;just issue shares at X price... let ppl trade them.. and use force buyback and Y price -190882;1355438625;Ukto;or such -190881;1355438644;mircea_popescu;that didn't make sense -190880;1355438652;Ukto;... -190879;1355438656;Ukto;look who you are talking to -190878;1355438658;Ukto;why would it? -190877;1355438660;Ukto;:P -190876;1355438689;mircea_popescu;lol -190875;1355438748;Ukto;I have the otc-style btc/(aud/cad/usd) options on weex -190874;1355438765;Ukto;was debating transfering that code into BF for btc/(asset) options trading -190873;1355438795;Ukto;crypto did somethign similar.. doesnt seem to be getting used there -190872;1355438800;Ukto;but neither does their site in general -190871;1355438837;pigeons;i think the mpbor etf would be good too -190870;1355438852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059882 = 2.5875 BTC [-] -190869;1355438853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5871 @ 0.0005989 = 3.5161 BTC [+] -190868;1355438855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12658 @ 0.00059925 = 7.5853 BTC [+] -190867;1355438857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00060049 = 0.9608 BTC [+] -190866;1355438889;mircea_popescu;actually a mpbor etf is pretty much the only legitimate etf in btc space i can see -190865;1355438902;mircea_popescu;because it takes some thinking to get the capital split up right to optimize your reward -190864;1355439093;pigeons;smickles: you do one -190863;1355439143;mircea_popescu;lol i think smickles is so happy for having escaped glbse he's not gonna for months -190862;1355439179;pigeons;yeah i figured -190861;1355439239;Ukto;LOL -190860;1355439249;Ukto;anyone here know Cartnh? from the forums ? -190859;1355439475;mircea_popescu;nope -190858;1355439491;Ukto;Carnth even -190857;1355439774;jcpham;da one -190856;1355439781;jcpham;equals sign smickles -190855;1355439838;jcpham;smickles superb premium deluxe coin llc dot com -190854;1355439851;mircea_popescu;lol -190853;1355440198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21750 @ 0.00060049 = 13.0607 BTC [+] -190852;1355440200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18850 @ 0.00060136 = 11.3356 BTC [+] -190851;1355440201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.0006018 = 1.2337 BTC [+] -190850;1355440338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.0006018 = 5.0852 BTC [+] -190849;1355440338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7398 @ 0.00060263 = 4.4583 BTC [+] -190848;1355440830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2151 @ 0.00060263 = 1.2963 BTC [+] -190847;1355440831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6399 @ 0.00061001 = 3.9035 BTC [+] -190846;1355441134;Ukto;burnside: you tehre? -190845;1355441153;Ukto;the bids tabe for an asset on btct.co is listing a price of ? 1.0E-5 -190844;1355441833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12076 @ 0.00059992 = 7.2446 BTC [-] -190843;1355442028;kakobrekla;being all scientific and shit -190842;1355442034;kakobrekla;ill implement that as well! -190841;1355442045;mircea_popescu;lol -190840;1355442061;mircea_popescu;i was thinking of using base 7 for all numbers on mpex -190839;1355442073;kakobrekla;hehe -190838;1355442097;kakobrekla;i had a binary wrist watch -190837;1355442105;kakobrekla;well i still do, but i dont wear it -190836;1355442118;kakobrekla;its alright after some time you just go after the pattern -190835;1355442136;mircea_popescu;mhm -190834;1355442172;kakobrekla;i had this shit when i was 13 or smth -190833;1355442189;kakobrekla;fucked up kid. -190832;1355442197;jcpham;i feel sick when i sel my bitcoins -190831;1355442201;jcpham;is that normal -190830;1355442250;mircea_popescu;yes. -190829;1355442255;mircea_popescu;thus i never sell any. -190828;1355442282;kakobrekla;thats a good plan not errybody can follow -190827;1355442471;dub;[16:40] i was thinking of using base 7 for all numbers on mpex -190826;1355442473;jcpham;sooner or later i have to sell something to profit -190825;1355442477;dub;what about tonal? -190824;1355442497;kakobrekla;just make it anal while you are at it. -190823;1355442506;mircea_popescu;to anal! -190822;1355442515;jcpham;anal numbering? -190821;1355442536;markedathome;kakobrekla: i'm sure one of these will be worth while programming a binary clockface for -> http://www.imwatch.it/us-en/eshop?cat=3cat/i_m_gold-scat -190820;1355442560;dub;;;ticker -190819;1355442561;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.75004, Best ask: 13.75005, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.75004, 24 hour volume: 23515.12067156, 24 hour low: 13.40011, 24 hour high: 13.80000, 24 hour vwap: 13.67913 -190818;1355442570;dub;ffs go down -190817;1355442577;jcpham;ikr -190816;1355442585;jcpham;this always happens when i sell -190815;1355442608;jcpham;similarly if I were to buy them, the price would go down -190814;1355442614;jcpham;god hates me -190813;1355442617;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/high-finance-falootin/ -190812;1355442620;Ukto;grrr -190811;1355442623;mircea_popescu;for to piss off da haters -190810;1355442623;Ukto;that asshat did it again -190809;1355442634;Ukto;relocked his thread to bump it -190808;1355442655;Ukto;Diablo-D3: you awake yet? :P -190807;1355442756;kakobrekla;markedathome heh, well.. wristwatches... theres is a reason why i dont wear em. -190806;1355442779;dub;Ukto: he's generally not on IRC when asleep -190805;1355442779;Diablo-D3;Ukto: I just got up, why? -190804;1355442797;Ukto;Diablo-D3: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109666.0 -190803;1355442801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 283 @ 0.00332218 = 0.9402 BTC [-] -190802;1355442806;Ukto;the guy keeps bumping his thread -190801;1355442807;Ukto;over and over -190800;1355442810;Ukto;w/o reason -190799;1355442825;Ukto;was suggested hes unlocking, empty editing ro something, and locking it back -190798;1355442838;Ukto;he's done it at least 6 times that I have seen -190797;1355442869;Ukto;"Today at 03:25:26 PM with a smiley face -190796;1355442875;Ukto;he just keeps changing the emote it looks -190795;1355442903;kakobrekla;A VALID EDIT! -190794;1355442911;kakobrekla;his mood changed. -190793;1355442923;Ukto;this isnt failbook -190792;1355442932;mircea_popescu;lol his mood changed -190791;1355442936;Ukto;or myspace -190790;1355442945;mircea_popescu;why are you so aggressed anyway -190789;1355442970;Diablo-D3;Ukto: Im not a mod in securities -190788;1355442972;Ukto;i am tired of it showing up as unread. :P -190787;1355442983;Diablo-D3;then just ignore the thread -190786;1355442990;mircea_popescu;or pm the guy -190785;1355442993;dub;yeah, Oh look the bitcoin forum is full of shit and syphalitic fuckheads, I am shocked! -190784;1355442996;mircea_popescu;he's prolly too noobish to even realise it. -190783;1355442998;Ukto;yeh I know -190782;1355443003;jcpham;what is happening -190781;1355443015;Ukto;call it annoyence at him just pumping extra advertisement for btct.co in a shitty way -190780;1355443017;jcpham;what am i missing on the forum!>!?!?!? -190779;1355443022;Ukto;i thnk thats the honesty behind it -190778;1355443032;dub;jcpham: for once there is some drama -190777;1355443039;jcpham;NO WAY -190776;1355443043;mircea_popescu;there is no drama -190775;1355443044;Ukto;<-- drama queen today -190774;1355443046;mircea_popescu;stop scamming him -190773;1355443046;jcpham;where can i get my popcorn -190772;1355443054;dub;someone doesnt like someone else on the internet, all is lost -190771;1355443061;jcpham;show me! -190770;1355443065;jcpham;IMPOSSIBRU -190769;1355443065;Ukto;dub: HE NEEDS SCAMMER TAG -190768;1355443066;Ukto;:P -190767;1355443084;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135537171038.jpg -190766;1355443099;kakobrekla;yeah errybody should get scammer tag by default when they register -190765;1355443142;jcpham;yeah the girl that just came in loved that picture btw -190764;1355443146;dub;need a ff plugin to ignore everyone without decent wot rating -190763;1355443160;kakobrekla;forum will be like 5 posts then -190762;1355443242;kakobrekla;what forums needs is global shitlist groups -190761;1355443255;kakobrekla;so you have a bfl group and a mpex group and a hmm... -190760;1355443264;kakobrekla;and each group has a common ignore list -190759;1355443277;mircea_popescu;lol -190758;1355443282;kakobrekla;then just decide whose camp you join -190757;1355443284;mircea_popescu;lets make forums more like highschool -190756;1355443293;dub;it needs a wot -190755;1355443297;dub;web of tards -190754;1355443304;mircea_popescu;dub they wouldn't know how to use it -190753;1355443311;mircea_popescu;which is also true of cunt. -190752;1355443328;mircea_popescu;incidentally, anyone here capable of explaining ripple to me ? -190751;1355443333;mircea_popescu;cause it seems massively retarded. -190750;1355443338;dub;ignore if ignored by n*people I dont ignore -190749;1355443386;dub;bootstrap it with big list of tards (ie ~half the people on there) -190748;1355443402;mircea_popescu;you'd get bored tho -190747;1355443408;mircea_popescu;i think half the fun for ppl is the tards -190746;1355443565;dub;yeah but you have a slider that controls n -190745;1355443613;dub;adjust if you are looking for info or a laugh at some tards -190744;1355443778;jurov;someone needs to sell shirt with btc logo on front and "Every Day I Write Here The Name Of Someone Who Scammed Me" on back -190743;1355443831;Diablo-D3;jesus -190742;1355443834;mircea_popescu;dub : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130264.msg1398343 point in case -190741;1355443835;Diablo-D3;it'd be full by the end of the week -190740;1355443837;jcpham;i'm not sure about ripple mircea_popescu -190739;1355443841;mircea_popescu;I use Linux since 2001, so I know my stuff -190738;1355443850;mircea_popescu;I just noticed the password is saved in my phone's browser. -190737;1355443859;Diablo-D3;DMC would need like 3 tshirts just to start with -190736;1355443867;jcpham;almsot seems like a way to extend credit in a p2p manner -190735;1355443879;mircea_popescu;jcpham what sense does that make ? -190734;1355443898;jcpham;no clue -190733;1355443906;jcpham;like p2p fractional reserve -190732;1355443946;Diablo-D3;heh -190731;1355443980;mircea_popescu;so basically this has all the disadvantages of getting married -190730;1355443988;jcpham;hahaha -190729;1355443988;mircea_popescu;and as an extra bonus, you don't marry a hot chick. -190728;1355443995;mircea_popescu;sounds like a winner. -190727;1355444013;mircea_popescu;ifyou do credit might as well have a centra lbank. -190726;1355444050;Diablo-D3;I dont see why we keep trying to loan money -190725;1355444063;Diablo-D3;I mean, loaning money to businesses is one thing, loaning it to private citizens is another -190724;1355444075;mircea_popescu;i don't see the sense of btc loans either. -190723;1355444080;Diablo-D3;the reason the world financial system is falling apart is because we keep loaning people money -190722;1355444087;Diablo-D3;why repeat it with BTC -190721;1355444091;jcpham;iirc ripple allows o fund from many currencies -190720;1355444105;Diablo-D3;without all the fake bank fees, most of america would have a shitload of money -190719;1355444112;jcpham;so your stash would be how to vouch for other people or something? -190718;1355444122;Diablo-D3;the average american has $50k in debt -190717;1355444124;jcpham;i don't get it either because loaning people money has already burned me -190716;1355444132;Diablo-D3;the average american pays more than $50k of interest and fees in their lifetime -190715;1355444161;jcpham;i leverage my debt is funny USD all the time -190714;1355444165;jcpham;to increase my position -190713;1355444176;jcpham;i don't see how it works in ripple though -190712;1355444181;jcpham;seems rife for theft -190711;1355444185;jcpham;and fraud -190710;1355444258;jcpham;and they gave it to me! -190709;1355444263;Diablo-D3;wait, what? -190708;1355444282;jcpham;do you not have a mortgage -190707;1355444295;jcpham;my bank owns my half-million dollar home -190706;1355444298;jcpham;until i pay them bank -190705;1355444317;Namjies;Ah, well if the lend it on a house... -190704;1355444319;jcpham;however now i have an expensive house to borrow against -190703;1355444345;Namjies;wait... -190702;1355444350;Namjies;nvm -190701;1355444377;Namjies;Buy lotta bitcoins now. -190700;1355444390;Diablo-D3;jcpham: oh, thats not real money -190699;1355444398;Diablo-D3;I thought you meant they loaned you half a mil in real money -190698;1355444400;jcpham;free money -190697;1355444415;Diablo-D3;not free, now they can come and take your house any time they wish -190696;1355444422;jcpham;;p -190695;1355444449;Diablo-D3;seriously, all they have to do is go to a court, claim you failed to pay your mortgage for several months, and then give a false address to ship the court notice to -190694;1355444478;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you know foreclosure is a net loss for a bank -190693;1355444481;Diablo-D3;you fail to show up to a court case you never were informed of, the bank gets a default judgement, then begins eviction -190692;1355444490;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it should be illegal, really -190691;1355444541;Diablo-D3;why should a bank get the assets -190690;1355444558;Diablo-D3;if anything, the government should -190689;1355444581;Diablo-D3;in virtually all cases, the government loaned the money to the bank to loan out in the first place -190688;1355444653;Namjies;By that logic, why not abolish banks and replace them with government owned banks? And extend that logic to just everything else? -190687;1355444680;Namjies;Cause all the money used to buy everything is the property of the government to start with so why wouldn't it own everything bought with it? -190686;1355444684;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130643.0 -190685;1355444689;mircea_popescu;seems mtgox btc deposits down -190684;1355444696;Diablo-D3;Namjies: well, we already DID do that -190683;1355444704;Diablo-D3;we replaced the entire industry with a piece of software -190682;1355444708;mircea_popescu; Cause all the money used to buy everything is the property of the government to start with so why wouldn't it own everything bought with it? << bullshit. -190681;1355444729;Diablo-D3;Namjies: and no, if I have $10 actual dollars in my pocket, its mine -190680;1355444744;Diablo-D3;banks, unless they're very small regional banks or they're credit unions, are in debt to the government -190679;1355444751;Diablo-D3;and that was pre-bailout -190678;1355444918;jcpham;i agree about it not being real money though -190677;1355444938;Namjies;Yes, so maybe instead the right thing to do would be not print money and give it to banks all the time. -190676;1355444947;Diablo-D3;well, "we" dont -190675;1355444953;Diablo-D3;the federal reserve does, which illegally prints money -190674;1355444983;dub;ITC: man that lives with his mom gives property investing advice -190673;1355444997;Namjies;Does "real money" actually exist? -190672;1355445023;jcpham;wow that's deep -190671;1355445063;Namjies;All money is always something we greatly overvalue compared to their inherent use or even complete uselessness. All for the sake of easier trading. -190670;1355445081;mircea_popescu;dub lol -190669;1355445108;Namjies;No money has inherently the value it represents. It's all symbolic and trust. -190668;1355445113;Diablo-D3;dub: who? -190667;1355445146;dub;Diablo-D3: I don't know who else here lives with his mom and gives property investign advice -190666;1355445164;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu? -190665;1355445181;mircea_popescu;hm? -190664;1355445184;dub;he gave property advice? -190663;1355445197;Diablo-D3;dub: I dunno, who here is young enough to live with their mother? -190662;1355445215;dub;are you trying to say that you finally moved out? -190661;1355445226;Diablo-D3;moved out of where? -190660;1355445294;dub;last count you lived with your mom -190659;1355445302;Diablo-D3;my mom died of cancer. -190658;1355445307;Diablo-D3;good job there, dub. -190657;1355445312;dub;of course she did -190656;1355445340;dub;you need to bait less obviously -190655;1355445351;dub;but im sorry for your loss man -190654;1355445351;mircea_popescu;this is going well -190653;1355445553;Diablo-D3;I knew it! Dub works for bfl! -190652;1355445813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059604 = 2.5755 BTC [-] -190651;1355445814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15006 @ 0.00059589 = 8.9419 BTC [-] -190650;1355445826;dub;oh fuck -190649;1355445843;dub;lol I just fucked up -190648;1355445853;Ukto;lol -190647;1355445854;dub;fuck -190646;1355446118;dub;accidentally defaulted a whole router instead of just one of teh redundant routing engines -190645;1355446184;Ukto;what routing software are you using? -190644;1355446218;jcpham;relamen do it in assembly -190643;1355446247;dub;junos -190642;1355446456;markedathome;dub: sure you don't want to work for google? -190641;1355446509;dub;lolwat? -190640;1355446570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.003395 = 6.4505 BTC [+] -190639;1355446578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00059589 = 2.3836 BTC [-] -190638;1355446620;dub;markedathome: I know some people in GOOGs network team, not sure I'd qualify -190637;1355446623;markedathome;google's crash earlier this week was due to misconfigured routing engines (for the chrome sync I think) -190636;1355446632;dub;oh -190635;1355446697;markedathome;i would hate to be on the SRE teams... "oh let's pull this out and see what happens to the live system" -190634;1355446714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5139 @ 0.00059618 = 3.0638 BTC [+] -190633;1355446716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059707 = 2.5799 BTC [+] -190632;1355446717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16340 @ 0.0005972 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -190631;1355447215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 484 @ 0.0005972 = 0.289 BTC [+] -190630;1355447217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17798 @ 0.0005996 = 10.6717 BTC [+] -190629;1355447218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8586 @ 0.00060161 = 5.1654 BTC [+] -190628;1355447342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18714 @ 0.00060161 = 11.2585 BTC [+] -190627;1355447502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2864 @ 0.00060403 = 1.7299 BTC [+] -190626;1355447503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5826 @ 0.00060692 = 3.5359 BTC [+] -190625;1355448388;pigeons;scammers could get btcjam front scam ideas here: http://www.crowdcube.com/investment/bike-leasing-company-ltd-12291 -190624;1355448925;Bugpowder;The unlickiest S.DICE player? http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1B5h9sf6xNLYGa3NBk48hwYbxyNZ22PRJk -190623;1355448963;Bugpowder;Another 1800 profit for S.DICE in the last 20 minutes -190622;1355449177;Namjies;How do you check actual profits? -190621;1355449351;Bugpowder;Pull the data into an excel spread sheet and add the columns -190620;1355449352;Bugpowder;http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=1000&min_bet=10&status=ALL -190619;1355449365;Bugpowder;Dooglas does a more complete job -190618;1355449381;Bugpowder;but this is good for the periods in between posts. -190617;1355449893;OgNasty;Hello -190616;1355449995;kakobrekla;hi -190615;1355450116;OgNasty;Any NastyFans in here? -190614;1355450230;kakobrekla;came for your glory? -190613;1355450267;OgNasty;Came to answer any questions folks might have. Live with the Og... -190612;1355450307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060625 = 2.6196 BTC [-] -190611;1355450308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9429 @ 0.00060609 = 5.7148 BTC [-] -190610;1355450409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060632 = 2.6199 BTC [+] -190609;1355450410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2829 @ 0.00060609 = 1.7146 BTC [-] -190608;1355450438;pigeons;OgNasty: are you gonna list on bitfunder? -190607;1355450440;Ukto;hey og -190606;1355450445;Ukto;hows thew nw club? :) -190605;1355450523;OgNasty;pigeons: bitfunder looked illegal to me... just like GLBSE... -190604;1355450539;pigeons;ok then -190603;1355450541;OgNasty;I have no desire to trust another random stranger with an illegal operation. -190602;1355450551;OgNasty;Perhaps a pass-thru in the future maybe... -190601;1355450560;OgNasty;Ukto: The club is going great so far. -190600;1355450576;OgNasty;Far superior to any competition. -190599;1355450603;kakobrekla;competition to what? -190598;1355450712;OgNasty;kakobrekla: Exactly. -190597;1355450802;OgNasty;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=86854.0 -190596;1355450819;OgNasty;kakobrekla: Link to topic of discussion. -190595;1355451114;OgNasty;Even gigavps runs in fear. lol -190594;1355451272;OgNasty;Looks like that's all the questions... -190593;1355451282;OgNasty;Take care bitcoiners. Stay safe. -190592;1355451303;kakobrekla;we are asseteers. -190591;1355451312;OgNasty;bitcoin-asseteers -190590;1355451383;dub;the mighty corolla once again has a contiguous exhaust system -190589;1355451426;dub;no longer giving the impression of a passenger jet driving down teh road -190588;1355451502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.00332571 = 5.82 BTC [-] -190587;1355451716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22850 @ 0.00060609 = 13.8492 BTC [-] -190586;1355452360;dub;http://www.masswerk.at/google60/ -190585;1355452701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6692 @ 0.00060609 = 4.056 BTC [-] -190584;1355452713;kakobrekla;too slow -190583;1355452837;Diablo-D3;"Don't worry, I was trained by special ops." "I don't care if you were trained by ninjas, my mother has eyes in the back of YOUR head" -190582;1355453377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19608 @ 0.00060583 = 11.8791 BTC [-] -190581;1355453378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7042 @ 0.00060692 = 4.2739 BTC [+] -190580;1355453568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1667 @ 0.00060264 = 1.0046 BTC [-] -190579;1355453569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1763 @ 0.00060127 = 1.06 BTC [-] -190578;1355453647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00060127 = 10.6425 BTC [-] -190577;1355454065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2437 @ 0.00060127 = 1.4653 BTC [-] -190576;1355454066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20400 @ 0.00060124 = 12.2653 BTC [-] -190575;1355454067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9013 @ 0.00059816 = 5.3912 BTC [-] -190574;1355454421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2487 @ 0.00059816 = 1.4876 BTC [-] -190573;1355454422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6644 @ 0.00059589 = 3.9591 BTC [-] -190572;1355454423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17266 @ 0.00059431 = 10.2614 BTC [-] -190571;1355454825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00060154 = 6.3162 BTC [+] -190570;1355455296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00060154 = 11.5496 BTC [+] -190569;1355455448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3723 @ 0.00060154 = 2.2395 BTC [+] -190568;1355455450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3532 @ 0.00060692 = 2.1436 BTC [+] -190567;1355455451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00060725 = 5.4653 BTC [+] -190566;1355455453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5198 @ 0.00060814 = 3.1611 BTC [+] -190565;1355455482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060779 = 2.6263 BTC [-] -190564;1355455483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 479 @ 0.00060814 = 0.2913 BTC [+] -190563;1355455667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059924 = 2.5893 BTC [-] -190562;1355455668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 690 @ 0.00059917 = 0.4134 BTC [-] -190561;1355455842;dub;early footage of nefario http://i.imgur.com/VzOsR.gif -190560;1355456132;Namjies;What da fu... -190559;1355456171;Namjies;That kid probably either regrets this or find it really funny by now -190558;1355456198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12310 @ 0.00059917 = 7.3758 BTC [-] -190557;1355456199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6426 @ 0.00059431 = 3.819 BTC [-] -190556;1355456225;Diablo-D3;dub: the hell -190555;1355456383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059454 = 2.569 BTC [+] -190554;1355456385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5608 @ 0.00059431 = 3.3329 BTC [-] -190553;1355456386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13771 @ 0.00059419 = 8.1826 BTC [-] -190552;1355456667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060787 = 2.6266 BTC [+] -190551;1355456669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6829 @ 0.00060814 = 4.153 BTC [+] -190550;1355456955;Bugpowder;Whoever is dropping the big coin on S.DICE better not make all their money back by the end of the month or I am gonna be pissed -190549;1355457353;Chaang-Noi;lol -190548;1355457444;Chaang-Noi;talked to m00t yesterday about bitcoin :) pretty epic -190547;1355457454;Chaang-Noi;hell, he sent me some btc:) -190546;1355457488;Diablo-D3;lol moot -190545;1355457514;Chaang-Noi;yeah, but he sent me btc for the failedattempt at the 4chan pass -190544;1355457516;Chaang-Noi;they take btc now -190543;1355457537;Chaang-Noi;m00t seems to be incharge of refunds -190542;1355457559;Diablo-D3;moot is in charge of ALL OF 4CHAN -190541;1355457578;Chaang-Noi;yeah, but he does not do everything... -190540;1355457585;Diablo-D3;he still does most of it -190539;1355457589;Chaang-Noi;i see how handing out btc refunds however is something he would want to do -190538;1355457637;Chaang-Noi;id say he is active, but im pretty sure he does not do close to most of the work -190537;1355457656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00060779 = 5.1358 BTC [-] -190536;1355457662;Chaang-Noi;been there about 10 years but never had direct contact with m00t, no need to i guess -190535;1355457800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12194 @ 0.00060814 = 7.4157 BTC [+] -190534;1355457801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9109 @ 0.00060934 = 5.5505 BTC [+] -190533;1355458070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060919 = 2.6323 BTC [-] -190532;1355458071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15279 @ 0.00060934 = 9.3101 BTC [+] -190531;1355458073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8235 @ 0.00061001 = 5.0234 BTC [+] -190530;1355458388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060807 = 2.6275 BTC [-] -190529;1355458389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6979 @ 0.00060779 = 4.2418 BTC [-] -190528;1355458576;smickles;any recent news? -190527;1355458614;copumpkin;I'm awesome -190526;1355458618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 971 @ 0.00060779 = 0.5902 BTC [-] -190525;1355458618;copumpkin;does that count? -190524;1355458619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4979 @ 0.0006036 = 3.0053 BTC [-] -190523;1355458630;Bugpowder;satoshi dice is still getting insane action -190522;1355458663;smickles;copumpkin: well, only if you were the shit before. I'd say that sort of state change is noteworthy -190521;1355458676;copumpkin;wait, _the_ shit, or just shit? -190520;1355458680;copumpkin;cause it's amazing how different those are -190519;1355458694;smickles;_the_ shit ;D -190518;1355458696;copumpkin;lol -190517;1355458697;copumpkin;ok -190516;1355458816;smickles;Bugpowder: wow, yeah -190515;1355459729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060985 = 2.6352 BTC [+] -190514;1355459731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 979 @ 0.00061001 = 0.5972 BTC [+] -190513;1355459995;Bugpowder;If this keeps up, shareholders are either going to get a 10% dividend this month or jack shit -190512;1355460022;Bugpowder;or something in between :-/ -190511;1355460030;kakobrekla;;;tslb -190510;1355460032;gribble;Time since last block: 42 minutes and 45 seconds -190509;1355460039;Bugpowder;;;ticker -190508;1355460040;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.65002, Best ask: 13.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04998, Last trade: 13.65001, 24 hour volume: 22675.12090777, 24 hour low: 13.46777, 24 hour high: 13.80000, 24 hour vwap: 13.68949 -190507;1355460082;Bugpowder;Anybody have a favorite place to scrape BTC and futures prices from for a MM bot? -190506;1355460118;kakobrekla;mm? -190505;1355460129;Bugpowder;market maker -190504;1355460135;kakobrekla;a. -190503;1355460160;Bugpowder;thinking of providing some more liquidity for the market in some futures -190502;1355460162;Bugpowder;on mpex -190501;1355460175;Bugpowder;but need reliable scrapes. -190500;1355460182;Bugpowder;or a different source -190499;1355460185;Bugpowder;of data -190498;1355460917;smickles;Bugpowder: you don't like scraping btc prices from mtgox/bitcoincharts? -190497;1355460979;smickles;Bugpowder: and is http://finance.yahoo.com/rssindex good enough for the futures? -190496;1355461127;thestringpuller;piamo -190495;1355461129;Bugpowder;I was scraping from bitcoincharts -190494;1355461132;thestringpuller;piano -190493;1355461138;thestringpuller;futures on piano -190492;1355461141;Bugpowder;for my google doc of my fund positions -190491;1355461143;smickles;err, that's the news feed on yahoo :| -190490;1355461160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4182 @ 0.00060982 = 2.5503 BTC [-] -190489;1355461165;Bugpowder;I will check the yahoo thing -190488;1355461196;Bugpowder;I have been using barchart.com for the futures -190487;1355461206;Bugpowder;thanks for the suggestions -190486;1355461314;plate;what futures you tracking? -190485;1355461343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060389 = 2.6094 BTC [-] -190484;1355461344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11029 @ 0.0006036 = 6.6571 BTC [-] -190483;1355461362;copumpkin;I buy futures on forward contracts -190482;1355461491;Ukto;Buglouse: bitcoincharts is quickly becoming out of date -190481;1355461497;Ukto;tcatm has been very afkish -190480;1355461510;Ukto;he hasnt removed at least one dead exchange -190479;1355461527;Ukto;and has yet to add ours (emailed him a month ago) -190478;1355461538;plate;I fuck with forex -190477;1355461542;plate;but I used to do futures -190476;1355461557;thestringpuller;smickles -190475;1355461573;Bugpowder;plate I'm currently offering Gold, Nasdaq100 and Crude for sale on MPEX, but I haven't implemented a true market maker position yet -190474;1355461589;thestringpuller;you are doing futures on crude? -190473;1355461636;Bugpowder;Trying to figure out what will have the most volume. I thought those would, but people seem more into Corn and the Nikkei -190472;1355461676;plate;reallllly -190471;1355461678;plate;interesting -190470;1355461679;Bugpowder;Well MPEX is market making for all of their futures, but I am trying to bring the spread down a bit for buyers of those -190469;1355461683;plate;well -190468;1355461685;plate;if you want free money -190467;1355461692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 139 @ 0.00060982 = 0.0848 BTC [+] -190466;1355461694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9787 @ 0.00061001 = 5.9702 BTC [+] -190465;1355461695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3316 @ 0.00061091 = 2.0258 BTC [+] -190464;1355461702;plate;ride out EUR/JPY to 112.. then if it holds there.. ride it to 120 -190463;1355461734;Bugpowder;I'm only trading with bitcoin denominated securites now -190462;1355461748;Bugpowder;I want to win from a fiat perspective, even when I'm losing -190461;1355461753;smickles;thestringpuller: i'm not familiar with the crude market -190460;1355461789;plate;fiat.. isn't it all fiat? -190459;1355461793;Bugpowder;thestringpuller Here is the crude http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=X.EWTI -190458;1355461795;Bugpowder;lol -190457;1355461797;Bugpowder;yeah ok -190456;1355461809;Bugpowder;relative to paper money -190455;1355461819;plate;anyhow -190454;1355461820;Bugpowder;err, gov backed currencies -190453;1355461827;plate;future ES... ride it to 1500 -190452;1355461846;Bugpowder;I have plenty of exposure in SP500 -190451;1355461850;plate;think its like 12.25 pip -190450;1355461851;Bugpowder;in dollars -190449;1355461854;plate;or some shit -190448;1355461862;plate;oh okay -190447;1355461878;Bugpowder;but trading is tough to win over the long term -190446;1355461905;Bugpowder;and bitcoin market is small enough that maybe I can play around being a MM and make a little on the spread -190445;1355461930;thestringpuller;smickles: help me raise capital for something awesome -190444;1355461955;smickles;what's the something awesome? -190443;1355461958;plate;europe is like an ATM right now -190442;1355461961;plate;fucking loving it -190441;1355461967;thestringpuller;smickles: help me raise capital for something awesome -190440;1355462002;kakobrekla;what do you mean plate -190439;1355462015;Bugpowder;give him money to gamble in Forex with -190438;1355462016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061075 = 2.6391 BTC [-] -190437;1355462018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19284 @ 0.00061091 = 11.7808 BTC [+] -190436;1355462019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15646 @ 0.00061126 = 9.5638 BTC [+] -190435;1355462034;thestringpuller;i dont speculate -190434;1355462053;smickles;EVERYBODY, PROJECT SPLENDIFEROUS IS LAUNCHING!!!1!! GET IN BY SENDING BTC TO 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 NAO!1! -190433;1355462071;smickles;thestringpuller: ^ i'm helping :) -190432;1355462073;dub;wat -190431;1355462081;kakobrekla;i sent 22mil -190430;1355462084;thestringpuller;lol -190429;1355462090;dub;don't do that ffs -190428;1355462106;dub;im like, its smickles, has to be legit, send -190427;1355462117;smickles;thestringpuller: but srsly, do you have the good idea already? -190426;1355462119;plate;kakobrekla: market wise -190425;1355462203;plate;I'm long EUR/JPY.. euro is strengthening and yen is weakening -190424;1355462205;thestringpuller;a simple media company. i am currently pitching s tvshow/game to adult swim -190423;1355462229;plate;chinese currency is entering the forex markets in Feb '13 -190422;1355462261;thestringpuller;when we finish the first phase of pre production for the pilot i can have sit downs with the script and potential studio financeers -190421;1355462470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060383 = 2.6091 BTC [-] -190420;1355462470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1592 @ 0.0006036 = 0.9609 BTC [-] -190419;1355462710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3487 @ 0.0006022 = 2.0999 BTC [-] -190418;1355462712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14602 @ 0.00061126 = 8.9256 BTC [+] -190417;1355462713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2711 @ 0.00061131 = 1.6573 BTC [+] -190416;1355462883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000611 = 2.6401 BTC [-] -190415;1355462885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4939 @ 0.00061131 = 3.0193 BTC [+] -190414;1355462886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4640 @ 0.00061185 = 2.839 BTC [+] -190413;1355463139;smickles;thestringpuller: I'm not sure that I can help out all that much with funding that sort of project -190412;1355463765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00060399 = 1.51 BTC [-] -190411;1355463765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16175 @ 0.00061185 = 9.8967 BTC [+] -190410;1355463811;mircea_popescu;pigeons : they made one of those bike leasing companies here -190409;1355463819;mircea_popescu;it failed so laughably... -190408;1355463835;pigeons;sounds perfect for a btcjam loan -190407;1355463900;pigeons;hahaha -190406;1355463908;pigeons;http://www.crowdcube.com/investment/angel-alerts-ltd-12268 -190405;1355463980;mircea_popescu;what's that ognasty club thing ? -190404;1355464021;pigeons;ok i'm not telling anybody anymore of these, I'm just gonna start listing them on btct/cryptostocks/bitfunder -190403;1355464032;mircea_popescu; Whoever is dropping the big coin on S.DICE better not make all their money back by the end of the month or I am gonna be pissed <<< lol. y the haet ?! -190402;1355464037;pigeons;http://www.crowdcube.com/investment/trampooline-ltd-12051 -190401;1355464051;mircea_popescu;pigeons list them as Nefario, Inc. -190400;1355464073;pigeons;yeah i think they will do best on btcjam -190399;1355464087;pigeons;i'll list as psychoticboy/gigavps/meni/mpoe -190398;1355464124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.00336629 = 4.8811 BTC [+] -190397;1355464126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3350 @ 0.00336178 = 11.262 BTC [-] -190396;1355464131;mircea_popescu;if you list as mpoe http://www.google.com/search?q=catfish+pigeons&complete=0 -190395;1355464225;pigeons;i still can't believe you hire someone to do your trolling for you -190394;1355464254;mircea_popescu; does that cunt? <<< which one ? -190393;1355464272;copumpkin;all of them! -190392;1355464363;mircea_popescu;also, who's plate ? -190391;1355464408;mircea_popescu; Well MPEX is market making for all of their futures << not at all ? -190390;1355464415;Bugpowder;no? -190389;1355464417;Bugpowder;who is? -190388;1355464424;Bugpowder;I guess it doesn't matter -190387;1355464427;Bugpowder;someone is -190386;1355464489;mircea_popescu;i have no idea -190385;1355464505;mircea_popescu;but yeah, i said it then, i thought (iirc smickles asked ? ) -190384;1355464512;mircea_popescu;mpex isn't mm-ing any of them -190383;1355464554;Bugpowder;It's interesting that the options MM clearly has very different assumptions about the future price of BTC than the futures MM -190382;1355464557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059693 = 2.5793 BTC [-] -190381;1355464558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1278 @ 0.00059678 = 0.7627 BTC [-] -190380;1355464573;mircea_popescu;well that explains it lol -190379;1355464584;mircea_popescu;i don't even think it's mm-ing per se, i think people just threw some bids up -190378;1355464591;Bugpowder;devising hedging strategy -190377;1355464623;Bugpowder;Those bids disappear every few minutes and reappear, adjusted -190376;1355464633;Bugpowder;err -190375;1355464638;Bugpowder;maybe I'm thinking of the options -190374;1355464641;Bugpowder;nevermind -190373;1355464641;mircea_popescu;on futures ? -190372;1355464654;mircea_popescu;cause that'd indeed be mm-ing but so far haven't seen it -190371;1355464855;pigeons;mpex patented "invisible hand" order matching algorithm -190370;1355464889;Bugpowder;any advantage to doing SPLIT over MKOPT? Or is Split just good for straddles and strangles? -190369;1355464894;mircea_popescu;pigeons invisible fist. -190368;1355464902;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder less fee. -190367;1355464918;plate;I thought patenting algos was a no-no because then you devulge the secret sauce -190366;1355464941;Bugpowder;MKOPT is how much fee? -190365;1355464949;pigeons;you can have the secret, you need a tpm computer to run it -190364;1355464972;mircea_popescu;All MKOPT orders are assesed a 2% fee (SPLIT orders are free). -190363;1355464998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006117 = 2.6432 BTC [+] -190362;1355464999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 831 @ 0.00061185 = 0.5084 BTC [+] -190361;1355465000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3048 @ 0.00061252 = 1.867 BTC [+] -190360;1355465005;Bugpowder;Ah, that is in a different place -190359;1355465014;mircea_popescu;ya, it's in the faq -190358;1355465018;Bugpowder;than the MKOPT description -190357;1355465025;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/faq.html#12 -190356;1355465028;Bugpowder;MKFUT fee is in the description -190355;1355465039;mircea_popescu;i guess im inconsistent -190354;1355465039;Bugpowder;hence my confusion -190353;1355465067;bonafide;what's up mircea_popescu -190352;1355465082;mircea_popescu;s.mpoe -190351;1355465193;mircea_popescu;on the sad news front, seems nobody knows how to price the idiffs -190350;1355465201;mircea_popescu;not surprising i guess. -190349;1355465238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060774 = 2.626 BTC [-] -190348;1355465239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006076 = 2.6254 BTC [-] -190347;1355465241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13008 @ 0.00060754 = 7.9029 BTC [-] -190346;1355465321;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/stories/they-finally-really-did-it-eu-okays-central-banking-authority-approves-greece-for-another-bailout/ heh -190345;1355465368;mircea_popescu;“Europe and the eurozone have proved that they are capable of eliminating the challenges that confront them,” said France’s socialist President Francois Hollande. -190344;1355465379;mircea_popescu;fucking socialists will drive us all in the hole -190343;1355465394;bonafide;you're right -190342;1355465405;bonafide;that and lazy people who want a handout -190341;1355465417;bonafide;I cant stand left wing nuts in the US -190340;1355465449;mircea_popescu;then the fuckwit french finance minister "lambasts" rich people -190339;1355465460;mircea_popescu;it's sickening, this. -190338;1355465462;bonafide;France: lets raise taxes to 75% on the rich!!!... theRich: okay lets move out of Franch -190337;1355465468;bonafide;now who are they left to tax? -190336;1355465474;mircea_popescu;they're left to whine. -190335;1355465483;bonafide;same with the US -190334;1355465490;bonafide;the rich will just get sick of taxes -190333;1355465496;mircea_popescu;it's like a stupid bitch that marries some rich dude, won't cook, he tells her she either gets with the programme or gets lost -190332;1355465498;bonafide;and leave and give up citizenship -190331;1355465500;mircea_popescu;she bitches -190330;1355465502;bonafide;then who's left to tax -190329;1355465504;mircea_popescu;then she gets served divorce papers -190328;1355465507;mircea_popescu;then she's all teary -190327;1355465519;mircea_popescu;well... shoulda fucken listen when we were jus' talkin'. -190326;1355465531;bonafide;mircea_popescu where you located? -190325;1355465535;mircea_popescu;romania -190324;1355465543;mircea_popescu;which seems will never actually join the eurozone at this rate. -190323;1355465558;bonafide;well that could be a good thing -190322;1355465569;mircea_popescu;it's been a pretty good thing so far. -190321;1355465578;bonafide;Germany will get sick of supporting Greece, Spain and soon France -190320;1355465599;bonafide;and will leave -190319;1355465599;bonafide;that will be the collapse of that -190318;1355465608;mircea_popescu;romania has miore gold than like,... australia -190317;1355465627;mircea_popescu;or kuwait, or brazil/argentina etc. -190316;1355465628;bonafide;AUD is strengthening tho -190315;1355465641;mircea_popescu;everyone's strengthening with this idiocy going on -190314;1355465645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061222 = 2.6454 BTC [+] -190313;1355465646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061246 = 2.6464 BTC [+] -190312;1355465648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7458 @ 0.00061252 = 4.5682 BTC [+] -190311;1355465648;bonafide;not really -190310;1355465650;mircea_popescu;the us just announced 40+45 bn in crapola -190309;1355465663;bonafide;EUR, USD, and JPY are printing money like its a fad -190308;1355465680;bonafide;I deal with left wing nuts all day -190307;1355465698;bonafide;people wanting free hand outs, expecting something for nothing -190306;1355465705;bonafide;drives me insane -190305;1355465720;mircea_popescu;myeah. -190304;1355465728;mircea_popescu;"o, it's just money". pfff. -190303;1355465737;mircea_popescu;no, it's not "just" money. it's money. you're just an idiot. -190302;1355465740;bonafide;they want to tax more to spend more -190301;1355465745;bonafide;uhmmm you need to reduce the debt -190300;1355465750;bonafide;instead of leveraging to the hill -190299;1355465772;bonafide;thanks for getting me all worked up haha -190298;1355465822;Bugpowder;hilt -190297;1355465863;bonafide;hilt* -190296;1355465864;bonafide;thanks -190295;1355465896;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -190294;1355465897;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.67790, Best ask: 13.78850, Bid-ask spread: 0.11060, Last trade: 13.66412, 24 hour volume: 23631.23995353, 24 hour low: 13.46777, 24 hour high: 13.80000, 24 hour vwap: 13.69064 -190293;1355465906;mircea_popescu;creeping up huh. -190292;1355465978;mircea_popescu;"Generally, pushing the security down to the hardware level in conjunction with software provides more protection than a software-only solution. " -190291;1355465995;mircea_popescu;this is so stupid. wikipedia, land of the useful idiots. who came up with this ? -190290;1355466005;bonafide;some analyst at BAC said gold to be at 5000$/oz in two years -190289;1355466015;bonafide;with QE infinity in place, probably -190288;1355466028;mircea_popescu;the thing is btc will outpace gold on the long term -190287;1355466036;bonafide;with hyper inflation around the corner -190286;1355466044;bonafide;mircea_popescu that's abold statement -190285;1355466051;bonafide;a bold* -190284;1355466070;mircea_popescu;you can quote me on it -190283;1355466078;bonafide;depends on what these freaks decide with internet regulating -190282;1355466095;bonafide;an EMP can take out all of btc.. can't take out gold -190281;1355466137;kakobrekla;we have paper wallets -190280;1355466143;kakobrekla;all we need is paper blockchain -190279;1355466152;kakobrekla;one motherfuckin huge QR code -190278;1355466184;mircea_popescu;lol. -190277;1355466187;mircea_popescu;emp can not take out btc -190276;1355466194;mircea_popescu;in fact, we could hash on slave labour if need be. -190275;1355466212;mircea_popescu;btc can be implemented to work over carrier pigeons tcp/ip stack reimplementation -190274;1355466224;mircea_popescu;with shaved headed monks doing the hashing by candlelight. -190273;1355466234;mircea_popescu;it's really 1100 cluny tech. -190272;1355466290;bonafide;haha -190271;1355466294;pigeons;;;google logopolis -190270;1355466295;gribble;Logopolis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Logopolis - TARDIS Index File, the Doctor Who Wiki: ; Logopolis Part 1 - Video Dailymotion: -190269;1355466319;Ukto;Diablo-D3 ? -190268;1355466343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060768 = 2.6258 BTC [-] -190267;1355466345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 292 @ 0.00060754 = 0.1774 BTC [-] -190266;1355466346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10773 @ 0.00060648 = 6.5336 BTC [-] -190265;1355466356;mircea_popescu;over 60 ?! -190264;1355466409;mircea_popescu;Figures released Thursday from the Greece’s statistics office showed unemployment at a record high of 24.8 percent in the third quarter of 2012 -190263;1355466417;mircea_popescu;basically, five people in all of greece still work. -190262;1355466428;Ukto;heh -190261;1355466596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00060668 = 1.6987 BTC [+] -190260;1355466690;Bugpowder;90.00000000 BTC for 90 O.BTCUSD.C140T contracts. 90.00000000 BTC for 78 O.BTCUSD.P140T contracts. -190259;1355466692;Bugpowder;??? -190258;1355466693;Ukto;... -190257;1355466707;Ukto;now that forum dick is chaning the emotes on posts in his own thread -190256;1355466712;Bugpowder;why the assymtry in the split? -190255;1355466735;mircea_popescu;well C140 is otm -190254;1355466765;Bugpowder;ah -190253;1355466770;Bugpowder;itm+1BTC -190252;1355466774;mircea_popescu;basically you get 90 btc's worth. -190251;1355466785;mircea_popescu;which for calls is always 90, but for puts varies with how itm they are -190250;1355466807;mircea_popescu;if you got 100's you'd have 200 puts or w/e -190249;1355467259;smickles;idiffs? -190248;1355467293;mircea_popescu;the diff futures -190247;1355467299;smickles;wha? when? -190246;1355467338;mircea_popescu;lol smickles. blink and you miss mpex news -190245;1355467348;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/further-futures-on-mpex/ -190244;1355467352;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/high-finance-falootin/ -190243;1355467386;smickles;ooooh, these look fun. I was dissapointed to see the diff options go just as I had figured out how to profit on them -190242;1355467406;smickles;third wednesday? -190241;1355467414;mircea_popescu;imm dates -190240;1355467477;mod6;I was uber busy today too, just got a chance to finally look at these :) -190239;1355467531;mircea_popescu;:p -190238;1355467541;smickles;this is like risk² -190237;1355467570;mircea_popescu;yes, they're very risky. -190236;1355467594;mircea_popescu;esp the far out one -190235;1355467713;smickles;:D -190234;1355467729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2911 @ 0.00061218 = 1.7821 BTC [+] -190233;1355467758;mircea_popescu;but hey, with great risk comes great reward. you could in principle make ~70x your money in a year-ish -190232;1355467788;mircea_popescu;which is like... 4% a week ? -190231;1355467795;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.04**52 -190230;1355467795;gribble;7.68658870733 -190229;1355467803;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.038**52 -190228;1355467803;gribble;6.95444349219 -190227;1355467808;mircea_popescu;something like that. -190226;1355467823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 280 @ 0.0040975 = 1.1473 BTC [+] -190225;1355467824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 20 @ 0.0067 = 0.134 BTC [+] -190224;1355467867;mircea_popescu;lol aaand highest growth % goes to bvps -190223;1355467901;Namjies;hmm, the 20 is my fault. And that was my sale order -.- -190222;1355467925;Namjies;I wanted those 280 shares and wondered if I'd hit into my own sell order. -190221;1355467973;mircea_popescu;;;calc 20 * 0.0067 * 0.002 -190220;1355467973;gribble;0.000268 -190219;1355467986;mircea_popescu;ty for the quarter mbtc! -190218;1355468014;smickles;alright, i've come up with a fair price for idiff.dec -190217;1355468059;mircea_popescu;lol -190216;1355468064;mircea_popescu;;;gentime 1 -190215;1355468066;gribble;The average time to generate a block at 1.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 3370181.79928, is 458 years, 51 weeks, 5 days, 15 hours, 30 minutes, and 9 seconds -190214;1355468072;mircea_popescu;is it 3370181 ? -190213;1355468072;Namjies;Consider the fee a donation. (A decadent ~1/3 of a cent. Don't spend it all in one go!) -190212;1355468099;smickles;;;bc,stats -190211;1355468101;gribble;Current Blocks: 212143 | Current Difficulty: 3370181.7992778 | Next Difficulty At Block: 213695 | Next Difficulty In: 1552 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 12 hours, 20 minutes, and 32 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3146223.08545920 | Estimated Percent Change: -6.64530067389 -190210;1355468116;mircea_popescu;ahh, i nearly forgot, tomorrow the rota starts! -190209;1355468123;mircea_popescu;a new age in bitcoin bitchslapping! -190208;1355468131;smickles;really? there's a case to hear? -190207;1355468409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1410 @ 0.00061218 = 0.8632 BTC [+] -190206;1355468411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2690 @ 0.00061252 = 1.6477 BTC [+] -190205;1355468579;smickles;;;calc 200/[bc,diff] -190204;1355468579;gribble;5.93439796164e-05 -190203;1355468590;smickles;;;calc 200000000/[bc,diff] -190202;1355468590;gribble;59.3439796164 -190201;1355469184;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120N] 1 @ 0.37686567 BTC [+] -190200;1355469291;mircea_popescu;smickles not yet -190199;1355469309;mircea_popescu;wait a second -190198;1355469312;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -190197;1355469312;smickles;;;calc 2.9*8954 -190196;1355469312;gribble;25966.6 -190195;1355469313;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.74690, Best ask: 13.74691, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.74690, 24 hour volume: 22405.29779859, 24 hour low: 13.46777, 24 hour high: 13.80000, 24 hour vwap: 13.69301 -190194;1355469328;mircea_popescu;13.69301 * 0.00061252 -190193;1355469332;mircea_popescu;;;calc 13.69301 * 0.00061252 -190192;1355469332;gribble;0.0083872424852 -190191;1355469341;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120N] 1 @ 0.23017945 BTC [+] -190190;1355469346;mircea_popescu;omg creeping in on 10mn -190189;1355469418;smickles;I'd like to short it, but i dunno -190188;1355469438;smickles;i'd be like that one guy and netflix or soemthing -190187;1355469504;mircea_popescu;who ? -190186;1355469523;mircea_popescu;lol if anyone shorted a week ago they're in pain. -190185;1355469604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00338548 = 6.771 BTC [+] -190184;1355469610;smickles;Whitney Tilson < mircea_popescu -190183;1355469628;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.0 -190182;1355469642;mircea_popescu;so im getting hosed with sa traffic -190181;1355469646;mircea_popescu;who linked mpex ? -190180;1355469702;mircea_popescu;smickles amusingly, netflix not mentioned on his wiki page :DF -190179;1355469703;smickles;also, any miner large enough should be selling an amount of those xdiffs equal to the number 2([easiest shares per minute]*[minutes untill settlement]) -190178;1355469716;mircea_popescu;whoa what ?! -190177;1355469719;mircea_popescu;how'd you figure that ? -190176;1355469742;smickles;they should sell at a price which is a little above the current diff -190175;1355469770;smickles;mircea_popescu: it's simple arbitrage, sell the future, "buy" the shares -190174;1355469782;smickles;you reap the extrinsic value -190173;1355469799;mircea_popescu;http://vr-zone.com/articles/lights-out-boeing-creates-the-first-working-emp-bomb/18163.html we need to bomb boeing -190172;1355469839;mircea_popescu;smickles but you need some block reward factored in -190171;1355469881;jcpham;hello -190170;1355469898;smickles;25*[shares]/[current diff] then -190169;1355469918;mircea_popescu;except -190168;1355469922;mircea_popescu;a share is only worth 25/x -190167;1355470017;smickles;;;calc 25/[bc,diff] -190166;1355470018;gribble;7.41799745205e-06 -190165;1355470036;smickles;that's the current fair pps right now, correct? -190164;1355470103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1521 @ 0.00060668 = 0.9228 BTC [-] -190163;1355470105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4629 @ 0.00060648 = 2.8074 BTC [-] -190162;1355470130;mircea_popescu;nah -190161;1355470136;mircea_popescu;or maybe ? -190160;1355470149;dub;should be -190159;1355470178;mircea_popescu;ok so then it's [shares]*25 -190158;1355470181;mircea_popescu;pure and simple ? -190157;1355470240;smickles;;;calc (2.9*(25/[bc,diff]))*8968*2 -190156;1355470240;gribble;0.38584268667 -190155;1355470251;smickles;;;bc,diff -190154;1355470252;gribble;3370181.7992778 -190153;1355470284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060651 = 2.6207 BTC [+] -190152;1355470285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6198 @ 0.00060648 = 3.759 BTC [-] -190151;1355470287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9881 @ 0.00060111 = 5.9396 BTC [-] -190150;1355470295;smickles;so i should sell about a third of a contract at say 03400000 satoshi -190149;1355470299;mircea_popescu;smickles : you should post this novel sorcery as a comment in the futures post -190148;1355470354;bonafide;provigil should be given to everyone -190147;1355470362;smickles;;;calc [bc,diff]*1.1 -190146;1355470362;gribble;3707199.97921 -190145;1355470371;mircea_popescu;http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=cache%3Ahttp://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3484374&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=5 -190144;1355470376;mircea_popescu;someone can send me a dump of this ? -190143;1355470377;smickles;na, .037btc :D -190142;1355470611;mircea_popescu;for the record, iso name for btc would prolly be xbt or something -190141;1355470614;mircea_popescu;NOT btc. -190140;1355470634;smickles;well, when it happens, i may change -190139;1355470663;mircea_popescu;USD is called about 5 diff things in iso anyway -190138;1355470747;bonafide;http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/fx/usd-renminbi-futures.html -190137;1355470803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060126 = 2.598 BTC [+] -190136;1355470804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3441 @ 0.00060111 = 2.0684 BTC [-] -190135;1355470842;mircea_popescu;cme are such idiots. who told them e-micro can be 1/10 standard -190134;1355470845;mircea_popescu;wtf happened to 1/1000 -190133;1355470968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14455 @ 0.00060111 = 8.689 BTC [-] -190132;1355470989;bonafide;well it should be interesting -190131;1355471501;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14rk60/private_investigation_on_mtgox/ this is... hm. -190130;1355471643;bonafide;oh godddd reddit -190129;1355471656;bonafide;fucking left wing nuts -190128;1355471664;bonafide;site is pro-socialism -190127;1355471725;mircea_popescu;lol -190126;1355471740;mircea_popescu;they're mostly highschooler/college undergrads/grads -190125;1355471748;mircea_popescu;what'd you expect ? they need tit. -190124;1355471756;bonafide;yea.. that's fucking the scariest part -190123;1355471762;bonafide;how does someone who goes to college -190122;1355471769;smickles;mircea_popescu: posted. let me know if i've made an ass of myself :D -190121;1355471771;bonafide;even remotely think socialism is good -190120;1355471857;bonafide;a friday rally of eur/jpy to 112 would be phenom -190119;1355471878;smickles;;;tslb -190118;1355471880;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 6 seconds -190117;1355471910;mircea_popescu;smickles proposed an example. -190116;1355471940;bonafide;what docs does mtgox require? -190115;1355471960;bonafide;that this guy is bitching about -190114;1355472012;bonafide;if he's so sure that the site is money laundering scam ran my criminals... why did he attempt to use it in the first place -190113;1355472019;mircea_popescu;bonafide ids i guess -190112;1355472104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00060421 = 3.3534 BTC [+] -190111;1355472106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00060518 = 3.8732 BTC [+] -190110;1355472107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.0006123 = 2.2349 BTC [+] -190109;1355472184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 28175 @ 0.003395 = 95.6541 BTC [+] -190108;1355472186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 111259 @ 0.0034 = 378.2806 BTC [+] -190107;1355472273;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -190106;1355472275;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00332218 / 0.00338831 / 0.0034 (176597 shares, 598.37 BTC), 30day: 0.00308319 / 0.00336838 / 0.0034 (2087328 shares, 7,030.92 BTC) -190105;1355472501;mircea_popescu;http://www.bitcoinmonitor.com/ -190104;1355472510;mircea_popescu;remarkable what small % of moving funds are mtgox trades -190103;1355472673;Namjies;I'm not really against socialism... at least not for the health/education part. Probably the only thing I approve spending for is education/health. I would not mind helping others for that. Money handouts however... -190102;1355472708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 671 @ 0.0006123 = 0.4109 BTC [+] -190101;1355472709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16299 @ 0.00061252 = 9.9835 BTC [+] -190100;1355472711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2580 @ 0.00061382 = 1.5837 BTC [+] -190099;1355472771;mircea_popescu;Namjies the problem with education paid for by other people is that it creates the disrespectful assholes we see today. -190098;1355472782;smickles;Namjies: is socialism divisible/severable like that? -190097;1355472782;bonafide;I agree education needs to spending -190096;1355472789;bonafide;but the teacher unions are ridic -190095;1355472795;mircea_popescu;i would rather have millions of smart kids die iliterate than billions of idiot kids think it's ok to give their opinions when adults talk. -190094;1355472800;bonafide;exactly! smickles! -190093;1355472819;Namjies;How does free education creates those disrespectful assholes? -190092;1355472835;mircea_popescu;because they don't risk anything. goes to school, doesn't learn, no big deal -190091;1355472849;bonafide;appropriations are never given where they're given -190090;1355472854;mircea_popescu;if going to school was an exception, and his only chance out of the slum and something he'd work hard for, it'd be different. -190089;1355472865;bonafide;you create one social net and then before you know it.. it's like the aids virus -190088;1355472866;Namjies;You mean college/university free education or primary/high school education? -190087;1355472870;bonafide;everything has a social safety net -190086;1355472872;mircea_popescu;i mean primary school. -190085;1355472896;mircea_popescu;kid must know that if he's kicked out of school that means prison, digging ditches or sucking cock -190084;1355472899;mircea_popescu;and must know this aged 6. -190083;1355472923;mircea_popescu;and in general, kids must know they're worthless at a much earlier age than the current system -190082;1355472937;mircea_popescu;where they imagine they're the king of the world for the first 2-3 decades and then discover they really have no value. -190081;1355472948;bonafide;hahaha -190080;1355472953;bonafide;you're awesome -190079;1355472956;bonafide;love it! -190078;1355472957;mircea_popescu;the shock is psychologically scarring -190077;1355472964;mircea_popescu;they need to start with it earlier so it's softer. -190076;1355472986;bonafide;I'm so sick and tired of this self esteem crap -190075;1355472987;Namjies;Hmm... that sounds somewhat cliche. I don't see many people acting that way. I might be blind tho. -190074;1355472994;bonafide;giving awards to make kids feel included -190073;1355473003;mircea_popescu;Namjies well, we're discussing principle. impossible to attack with anecdote. -190072;1355473005;Namjies;But I do agree education is quite soft on kids. -190071;1355473018;mircea_popescu;problem with it being soft on kids is tghat there's nothing they can accomplish anymore. -190070;1355473019;bonafide;me, living in the US... I see people using depression as a scapegoat -190069;1355473032;bonafide;fucking... other countries its called hard on your luck.. get over it -190068;1355473086;smickles;hey, did greece recently issue a fuckload of bonds, then buy them all back at 30% par? -190067;1355473099;smickles;then issue another fuckload? -190066;1355473103;bonafide;something like that -190065;1355473104;mircea_popescu;anyway. that aside health i can see as a function of govt, in many cases. mostly trauma. -190064;1355473110;bonafide;think Germany gave them the money -190063;1355473118;mircea_popescu;smickles yes. -190062;1355473127;smickles;mircea_popescu: genius -190061;1355473138;Namjies;Regardless, I'd feel better off if even the worst individuals would still get that education. They're already bad enough with it. -190060;1355473143;mircea_popescu;i was ranting about how the eurozone is not good enough for romania to join earlier. -190059;1355473154;smickles;in that spirit, who want's to lend me 10000 btc? -190058;1355473155;mircea_popescu;Namjies no. this devalues education for everyone else. -190057;1355473164;bonafide;Namjies: the problem is... some people just dont want to learn -190056;1355473164;mircea_popescu;if anyone can eat pie this devalues my pie. -190055;1355473201;Namjies;So what? If they can't afford it, don't educate them? -190054;1355473205;mircea_popescu;exactly. -190053;1355473243;smickles;I think that means homeschooling -190052;1355473246;Namjies;I can hardly see how I can expect a 5 year old kid to pay his first year of primary school. The whole costs... -190051;1355473251;mircea_popescu;not the govt job. if rich people want to pay for their education let them -190050;1355473253;mircea_popescu;but don't tax for it. -190049;1355473264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00061345 = 7.5148 BTC [-] -190048;1355473281;mircea_popescu;if his parents suck he's screwed. -190047;1355473286;bonafide;social promotions within schools shouldnt exist either -190046;1355473298;mircea_popescu;this gives parents an incentive to not suck. -190045;1355473313;bonafide;mircea_popescu: exactly... survival of the fittest -190044;1355473327;bonafide;instead of weeding out the idiots, now we encourage them to strive -190043;1355473338;Namjies;Right... so instead of helping the kid into society, exclude it because his parent sucks and don't care. -190042;1355473342;mircea_popescu;yes. -190041;1355473347;bonafide;and we get a bunch of half ass dedicated people working, wanting handouts -190040;1355473350;mircea_popescu;society should be exclusive not inclusive. -190039;1355473356;mircea_popescu;if it's inclusive i don't want to be part of it -190038;1355473364;mircea_popescu;you end up stuck with the idiots and then fail. -190037;1355473369;mircea_popescu;you want to include the peaks not the bottoms. -190036;1355473369;bonafide; society should be exclusive not inclusive. -190035;1355473372;bonafide;perfect -190034;1355473377;bonafide;couldn't have said it better myself -190033;1355473400;Namjies;I don't see why we should exclude good individuals on behalf their parents are retarded/bad. -190032;1355473404;mircea_popescu;"good" -190031;1355473411;mircea_popescu;they're not good if they parents suck. -190030;1355473441;Namjies;Stupid people don't all breed retards and rich people don't all breed bright individuals. -190029;1355473447;mircea_popescu;has nopthing to do with good. -190028;1355473459;mircea_popescu;intelligence is just part of the pie. -190027;1355473479;Namjies;Same goes for just about anything else. -190026;1355473486;mircea_popescu;no. -190025;1355473496;mircea_popescu;good is not unrelated, randomly occuring, fallen from the sky -190024;1355473501;mircea_popescu;good is worked and sweated towards. -190023;1355473511;mircea_popescu;no sweat, no good. -190022;1355473547;Namjies;Yes, but the 6 year old has no means to pay the costs of his education, even if he was a potent individual and was willing to. -190021;1355473559;mircea_popescu;convince me he is and i might pay it. -190020;1355473572;mircea_popescu;but don't assume he is for me and expect i give you the money. -190019;1355473685;mircea_popescu;a fine example : i made a contest on my blog, for peopel to write fiction. reward was 5btc minimum + up to 100 -190018;1355473691;bonafide;mircea_popescu: I have an idea -190017;1355473703;Namjies;Hmm, such a thing would be impossible. We couldn't have a standard procedure to determine the desrving ones if each member of the society wanted that they personally approve of said person. -190016;1355473703;mircea_popescu;of the thousands of people who saw it and hundred+ that talked to me about it, i got 3 submissions. -190015;1355473706;bonafide;Namjies can self impose an 80% tax on himself -190014;1355473711;bonafide;so that he can support the kiddies -190013;1355473713;mircea_popescu;why ? cause people were busy dickingaround on facebook ? fuck that. -190012;1355473727;mircea_popescu;and the procedure SHOULD NOT be standard. -190011;1355473734;mircea_popescu;why standard? whoever has the money makes the rules. -190010;1355473743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006071 = 2.6233 BTC [-] -190009;1355473744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.0006074 = 2.8244 BTC [+] -190008;1355473746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8279 @ 0.00061382 = 5.0818 BTC [+] -190007;1355473747;mircea_popescu;that is the very point of money : they who have it are smarter than you, and you should listen to them. -190006;1355473768;pigeons;jessica simpson has money -190005;1355473770;bonafide;the problem is now... even the people who aren't smart have money -190004;1355473773;Namjies;That seems innacurate. -190003;1355473789;mircea_popescu;pigeons bonafide only because of the current state sponsored moral hazard -190002;1355473790;smickles;Namjies: http://blog.smickles.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Shoes_header.jpg -190001;1355473796;bonafide;I know -190000;1355473804;mircea_popescu;sure, let's tax 50% of society and give it out to the worst least worthy recipients -189999;1355473805;bonafide;but it's a vicous cycle -189998;1355473809;mircea_popescu;then wonder why "stars" have money -189997;1355473815;mircea_popescu;well, cause you pump money into a cesspool. -189996;1355473818;mircea_popescu;money you stole. -189995;1355473875;mircea_popescu;if taxes were a reasonable 0.08% i guarantee you jessica simpson would be back to waitressing. -189994;1355473888;Namjies;Idiots get their hands on vast amount of money. Most often from more intelligent parents. Those idiots also tend to damage their heritage badly. -189993;1355473890;mircea_popescu;or w/e she does "profesionally" -189992;1355473903;bonafide;just look at the NFL, NBA -189991;1355473911;bonafide;they get multi-million dollar contracts -189990;1355473914;mircea_popescu;Namjies that problem is purely theoretical these days. -189989;1355473923;bonafide;and are just as broke as they were before when their careers end -189988;1355473929;mircea_popescu;bonafide yes, because the foodstamp fed multitudes have discretionary spending. -189987;1355474017;mircea_popescu;and i guess now i'm the go to rightest-wing guy in btc huh. -189986;1355474021;Namjies;Ah, but those idiots who make stars rich still have money. That means they either work or get handouts. If we abolish handouts, then that would happen regardless. -189985;1355474029;bonafide;nope -189984;1355474031;bonafide;I agree -189983;1355474042;mircea_popescu;Namjies if the money they spent came from their work it'd at least be defensible. -189982;1355474055;mircea_popescu;as in, music doesn't suck today, it's just i have divergent tastes to the world. -189981;1355474061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3750 @ 0.00061366 = 2.3012 BTC [-] -189980;1355474126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1637 @ 0.00338548 = 5.542 BTC [-] -189979;1355474127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00336315 = 4.5403 BTC [-] -189978;1355474129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 313 @ 0.00336178 = 1.0522 BTC [-] -189977;1355474206;Namjies;What about public infrastructure? Acceptable to fall on government's desk? -189976;1355474253;mircea_popescu;Namjies im pretty sure if given the same revenue (80% gas accise + car tax + etc) the public sector would be doing a much better job with roads -189975;1355474283;mircea_popescu;but this point is amply debatable because in fact large projects require large agents and at that size the diff between govt and corporation is mostly academic -189974;1355474296;mircea_popescu;the principles informing decisions are more important than the exact incorporation form. -189973;1355474306;mircea_popescu;but look here : Sarah Ford, age 20, NY -189972;1355474306;mircea_popescu;“I'm a young and involved activist about to start my double major in environmental studies and politics, and I'm very, very angry about what is going on in this country. I blame this country's problems on the exploitations of corporations and a blind worship of the "free market" and "self-regulating capitalism" (Tell me, how does that work again? Oh yeah, it doesn’t morons). Following the deregulation of the banki -189971;1355474306;mircea_popescu;ng sector and the repeal of Glass-Steagall (the financial regulation act that would have prevented the financial crisis), this country has gone down the drain. -189970;1355474316;mircea_popescu;this stupidcunt thinks she may have political opinions ? aged 20 ? -189969;1355474318;mircea_popescu;jesus god. -189968;1355474374;mircea_popescu;kids that aren't beaten enough develop this very superficial "we know shit" conviction, and then the result is btctalk lending & usagi financial expertise. -189967;1355474406;bonafide;mircea_popescu for president -189966;1355474414;mircea_popescu;nah. -189965;1355474424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 571 @ 0.00061366 = 0.3504 BTC [-] -189964;1355474425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13041 @ 0.00061382 = 8.0048 BTC [+] -189963;1355474426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8488 @ 0.00061443 = 5.2153 BTC [+] -189962;1355474431;mircea_popescu;just buy my stock lol -189961;1355474438;Namjies;Hmm. Again a bit cliche example. -189960;1355474456;mircea_popescu;which one ? -189959;1355474467;Namjies;The quoted one. -189958;1355474477;mircea_popescu;if it weren't so prevalent... -189957;1355474509;mircea_popescu;we've taken things too far. much too far. sure, confidence is a good thing, kids were opressed 50 years ago etc. but by now it's way overdone. -189956;1355474548;mircea_popescu;way, way overdone. college mostly consists of elderly people asking kids what they think. who the fuck cares what 20yos think ? they're dumb as rocks by the very definition. -189955;1355474624;Namjies;I've seen high-school/college level teachers having such teachings. -189954;1355474661;mircea_popescu;i mean, it works once a semester or something. but it can not be the whole curricula. -189953;1355474684;Namjies;I'm all for government having certain responsibilities. Others don't or want different responsibilities. -189952;1355474704;mircea_popescu;name one responsibility govt has ? -189951;1355474727;mircea_popescu;and then name one govt person who got into any sort of trouble for fucking up. -189950;1355474743;Namjies;It depends on the government... not all governments have the same responsibilities. -189949;1355474804;mircea_popescu;ya well... -189948;1355474811;Namjies;I was about to say, don't it all boil down to what priorities each individual has and what they are consequently willing or not willing to pay/be taxed for? -189947;1355474816;mircea_popescu;in all times and places government is this "we'll do our best, expect nothing in return" proposition. -189946;1355474842;mircea_popescu;this works great if we're a village of 100 people and most of them love the one guy in charge -189945;1355474845;mircea_popescu;otherwise... -189944;1355474899;Namjies;Well on that point, everything is easier to manage when it's small. For large country, where those in charge can have a hard time even seeing the consequence of their actions... it messes things up. -189943;1355474926;Namjies;It's also more complex. It conveniently allows to shift blame on a million other thing. -189942;1355474945;mircea_popescu;right-o. -189941;1355474962;mircea_popescu;but you know, just because something is impossible to do (large state) doesn't mean you should try anyway -189940;1355474965;mircea_popescu;it means you SHOULDNT TRY -189939;1355475050;Namjies;It might not be impossible... but so far large governments are very inneficient as far as I care. -189938;1355475059;mircea_popescu;indeed. -189937;1355475080;mircea_popescu;well, here's it from my pov : we dicked around for 100 years trying to make this welfare state work. it failed, pack it up. -189936;1355475103;mircea_popescu;i don't mind the experience, really, but it's unconscionable to pretend like it didn't happen. -189935;1355475104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5244 @ 0.00061443 = 3.2221 BTC [+] -189934;1355475105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00061472 = 3.2888 BTC [+] -189933;1355475106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17306 @ 0.00061539 = 10.6499 BTC [+] -189932;1355475240;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu Will the reserve requirements for X.IDIFF.MAR be reduced to 0.09777BTC/contract and released to the buyer following the close of this December's future? -189931;1355475298;Bugpowder;currently it is 0.283/BTC -189930;1355475322;mircea_popescu;the reserve requirements will be reduced for new contracts, but old contracts will be unchanged -189929;1355475353;Namjies;And on my point of view, I would like to offer every kid a chance at education regardless of the parent's means as well as health care. That would be purely based from personal priorities. -189928;1355475362;Bugpowder;how will buyers know if they are getting a contract with a higher limit or not? -189927;1355475366;Namjies;I however hardly approve cash handouts and I'm saddened by the inneficiency of government at providing. -189926;1355475371;mircea_popescu;Namjies i would agree, but every deserving kid. it's important. -189925;1355475392;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder they don't. in case of margins overrun the contracts are awarded proportionally. -189924;1355475409;mircea_popescu;say there's 90 contracts at margin high, and 10 at margin low -189923;1355475414;mircea_popescu;say the low margin gets blown -189922;1355475423;mircea_popescu;everyone gets 10% of contracts liquidated. -189921;1355475467;Namjies;Yes. I'd approve with the deserving kid part. But there is an issue with that. If we exclude a kid for not making any effort/causing trouble, what do you do? -189920;1355475483;mircea_popescu;nothing. -189919;1355475492;Bugpowder;so the loss cap for any futures creator is based on the percentage of new vs. legacy contacts -189918;1355475501;Bugpowder;contracts -189917;1355475575;mircea_popescu;um -189916;1355475594;mircea_popescu;i think we're talking at crosspurposes. yiou mean for future asset buyer or creator.seller ? -189915;1355475677;Namjies;Well parents can't decide for their children how to act and neither can a kid do for his parent. Left out to the means of parents, kids who would be productive with proper education are left out. If we provide but exclude undeserving kids, but the parent are productive, they're left with a kid to provide for, which would also keep them away from work. -189914;1355475703;mircea_popescu;Well parents can't decide for their children how to << whart ?! why not ? -189913;1355475707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5911 @ 0.00061539 = 3.6376 BTC [+] -189912;1355475708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10739 @ 0.0006158 = 6.6131 BTC [+] -189911;1355475712;Bugpowder;asset creator has a max loss of the difference between the mean collatoral level and the price he sold it for -189910;1355475715;Bugpowder;right? -189909;1355475720;Namjies;They can't decide how they act. -189908;1355475739;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yes, practically. as far as mpex is concerned at most he gets no collateral back, at best he gets all collateral back. -189907;1355475757;mircea_popescu;Namjies how they actually act or how they should act ? -189906;1355475795;Namjies;How they act. They can't control his brain as far as I'm aware. -189905;1355475819;Namjies;If the children is unwilling to behave regardless of what the parents do. -189904;1355475845;mircea_popescu;all children are born cowards. -189903;1355475858;mircea_popescu;an inability to make a kid act exactly the way you want is in general clear proof you're an idiot. -189902;1355475871;Namjies;There's always exception. -189901;1355475877;mircea_popescu;sure, but rather rare. -189900;1355475892;Namjies;Although we could consider that by having a child, you accept this possibility and choose to provide or do something with your child. -189899;1355475898;Bugpowder;So a price of over 0.097 for the MAR contract is not a guaranteed loss for an asset buyer on the open market, since collateral reqs are at 0.28 right now. Will the buyer be able to know how many contracts are at the low and high level? I imagine that would factor in risk/reward and purchase price calculations -189898;1355475907;mircea_popescu;Namjies no, we couldn't. having a kid is NOT a contract with the state. -189897;1355475914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9511 @ 0.0006158 = 5.8569 BTC [+] -189896;1355475916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7589 @ 0.000616 = 4.6748 BTC [+] -189895;1355475926;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder not other than by watching the market. -189894;1355475952;mircea_popescu;that aside, i agree the system is imperfect for these reasons, but i see no alternatives. -189893;1355475990;Bugpowder;just trying to figure it out.... some aspects are opaque -189892;1355476005;Namjies;A contract with the state? What are you talking about? -189891;1355476015;mircea_popescu;i mean i guess alternatively i could just shave the collateral each quarter, and return it. -189890;1355476020;mircea_popescu;that'd make it more fair ? maybe ? -189889;1355476037;mircea_popescu;Namjies as in, having a kid can not be considered a promise to anything nor an agreement to anything. -189888;1355476037;Bugpowder;Risk discovery would be easier -189887;1355476052;Bugpowder;for example, I was going to sell for .0888 -189886;1355476054;mircea_popescu;having a kid is a sovereign right above and beyond any convention, much like breathing. -189885;1355476082;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder risk discovery would b easyer, but the risk of sudden collapse would be notable. -189884;1355476085;Bugpowder;but with this collateral scheme, I'm going to sell for over .097 to protect myself. -189883;1355476103;mircea_popescu;as in, quarter closes, all positions get wiped. -189882;1355476107;Bugpowder;but the buyer may not realize when the contract was struck -189881;1355476146;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder im really very much interested in discussing this in depth, i think it's very important. -189880;1355476172;Bugpowder;what about quarter closes, all margin reqs are reset to the new difficulty with the new multiplyer -189879;1355476181;mircea_popescu;the risk of collapse. -189878;1355476186;Bugpowder;anything that drops under that levels gets liquidated -189877;1355476191;mircea_popescu;suppose diff is above margin then. all positions = wiped. -189876;1355476205;Bugpowder;yes but that is known and predictable -189875;1355476215;mircea_popescu;but then we could just have a single 3 month contract that resets -189874;1355476216;mircea_popescu;no need for 4 -189873;1355476217;Bugpowder;from the current diff level at the settlement date -189872;1355476239;Namjies;Yes, but if the government discharge a kid from the public system and returns it to it's parents... Wouldn't we consider that parents chose to be responsible? If they can't beat the life out of it/put it in a grinder, they have to do something with it. -189871;1355476251;mircea_popescu;Namjies who says they can;t ? -189870;1355476370;Namjies;Hmm, why could they? -189869;1355476418;mircea_popescu;their kid, their problem. -189868;1355476492;Namjies;If any parent can, then idiots would be permitted to kill their productive child be interpreting the child correcting their erros as disrespect. They could even kill him just because they feel like it. -189867;1355476520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15704 @ 0.00061336 = 9.6322 BTC [-] -189866;1355476537;mircea_popescu;sure. -189865;1355476547;mircea_popescu;it comes with it being THEIR kid -189864;1355476552;mircea_popescu;not yours and not the state's. -189863;1355476557;Bugpowder;Well there are other variations, like a margin level that is adjusted for all asset creators that reflects the mean of the margin requirements of the population of contracts at time each was struck. This current liquidation value could be displayed on the contract trading page. -189862;1355476568;Bugpowder;it would then adjust in a smooth manner -189861;1355476586;Bugpowder;but someone could trigger liquidation with a large order -189860;1355476592;mircea_popescu;so basically, display the mean collateral per contract ? -189859;1355476595;Namjies;If kids are property, then every human is property. -189858;1355476602;mircea_popescu;ya i was gonna say, that's risky. -189857;1355476611;mircea_popescu;Namjies kids aren't people yet. -189856;1355476616;mircea_popescu;if they are, then they can fuck and have a beer -189855;1355476620;Namjies;And as such, if a couple wants slaves, they can manufacture them. -189854;1355476637;mircea_popescu;if they can't legally have a beer, then don't tell me they're people. -189853;1355476674;mircea_popescu;and the entire history of positive pop growth over millenia was exactly it : manufacturing slaves. -189852;1355476682;mircea_popescu;take that away you get negative pop growth -189851;1355476709;Bugpowder;Well. I gotta sleep. I have put some trial contracts out for sale. If they don't sell by next Weds, I wonder if potential buyers will understand that the contract is not an auto loss for them at my ask. -189850;1355476715;Namjies;Ah, so being legally allowed to have beer makes humans humans now? That's probably one of the weakest argument I've ever heard you say. -189849;1355476753;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder why autoloss ? -189848;1355476758;mircea_popescu;it's 9x innit ? -189847;1355476760;Namjies;It's not like you would believe the state can choose who can or cannot drink? That doesn't sound like you. -189846;1355476764;mircea_popescu;;;calc 2.9**3 * 33 -189845;1355476764;gribble;804.837 -189844;1355476766;Bugpowder;yes -189843;1355476771;mircea_popescu;o just 80 -189842;1355476776;Bugpowder;but next week -189841;1355476797;Bugpowder;people will think that any price over .097 is autoloss for MAR -189840;1355476797;mircea_popescu;Namjies yes, if you don't recognise them some rights then they're slaves. -189839;1355476807;Bugpowder;due to the new collatoral reqs -189838;1355476816;Bugpowder;for new contracts -189837;1355476828;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder an important point here is that i would imagine actual margins being blown to be rare. -189836;1355476833;mircea_popescu;do you think not so ? -189835;1355476841;Bugpowder;ha -189834;1355476850;Bugpowder;i do -189833;1355476865;Bugpowder;but many people are more optimistic about ASICs than I -189832;1355476871;Bugpowder;and they are my potential customers -189831;1355476879;mircea_popescu;this is a point. -189830;1355476933;Namjies;Hmm, well I don't approve of persons having sovereignty over life and death of any human being, even kids. -189829;1355476951;mircea_popescu;Namjies me either, but the fact remains once you strip humans of some rights you can't pretend they're still humans. -189828;1355476969;mircea_popescu;they're not. so, either kids can do what they please or else they're slaves. no synthetic middle of the road so we can argue both ways -189827;1355477063;Namjies;Well, yes, I would still do. It depends on what you consider "human" however. I'm using it refering to the specy. -189826;1355477073;Namjies;Not their legal/rights status. -189825;1355477079;mircea_popescu;i was using it in the social participation sense. citizen. -189824;1355477085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 887 @ 0.00336178 = 2.9819 BTC [-] -189823;1355477087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00333874 = 2.671 BTC [-] -189822;1355477088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 346 @ 0.00332218 = 1.1495 BTC [-] -189821;1355477110;midnightmagic;That's not what the law says.. -189820;1355477110;Namjies;Well I suppose they are indeed not really citizens. -189819;1355477120;midnightmagic;Kids have fundamental rights, and can sue for emancipation. -189818;1355477155;midnightmagic;They are only not citizens insofar as they can't vote and aren't held responsible for their own actions. -189817;1355477176;midnightmagic;But they do have human rights which are inalienable regardless of how old they are. -189816;1355477187;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic we're discussing the philosophy of it rather than the practice. -189815;1355477195;midnightmagic;Even so. -189814;1355477205;mircea_popescu;even so what ? you can't have half a whole apple. -189813;1355477214;mircea_popescu;either it's whole or else it's not. -189812;1355477246;Namjies;You treat them the same way tho, wether they're half or whole. You treat it as food. -189811;1355477252;midnightmagic;I eat half an apple all the time. -189810;1355477277;mircea_popescu;but how you treat something speaks to you -189809;1355477279;mircea_popescu;not to the thing. -189808;1355477321;mircea_popescu;hence the distinction between practical (how society treats them) and philosophical (what they are) -189807;1355477343;midnightmagic;Consensus is a pretty powerful thing. Children are incapacitated people, until they either come into their responsibility, or prove they have it early. -189806;1355477357;mircea_popescu;consensus is a pretty socialist thing. -189805;1355477365;midnightmagic;Consensus is what society is. -189804;1355477368;mircea_popescu;truth is not something that is arrived at by consensus, nor is value. -189803;1355477379;midnightmagic;Reality is though. -189802;1355477387;mircea_popescu;nope, reality is not either. -189801;1355477396;mircea_popescu;and yes, consensus is society, which is what makes it dirty. -189800;1355477399;mircea_popescu;as a concept. -189799;1355477423;midnightmagic;If you have 99 people in a room repeating the same thing, the final will, 30% or so of the time, believe it too, even if their eyes tell them differently. Asche's conformity tests. -189798;1355477427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9786 @ 0.00061336 = 6.0023 BTC [-] -189797;1355477428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 464 @ 0.00061 = 0.283 BTC [-] -189796;1355477429;midnightmagic;So, yes, even reality is consensus. -189795;1355477440;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic no. the social representation of reality is consensus -189794;1355477445;mircea_popescu;which is just a little more circularity. -189793;1355477468;midnightmagic;When I say "reality" I mean, "What a single human believes is reality." Not the objectively measurable thing itself. -189792;1355477473;mircea_popescu;the romans were in agreement that they kick ass, just as odoacer marched in. -189791;1355477488;mircea_popescu;consensus is in general the best tool to identify when you're about to get fucked. -189790;1355477489;Namjies;But if society is not based on consensus, on what do you propose it be based? -189789;1355477522;mircea_popescu;Namjies i do not propose society not be based on consensus. i just say we need to understand thinking is an anterior, more important thing than society. -189788;1355477522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061016 = 2.6365 BTC [+] -189787;1355477523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1386 @ 0.00061 = 0.8455 BTC [-] -189786;1355477524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11393 @ 0.00060668 = 6.9119 BTC [-] -189785;1355477534;Namjies;Quite. -189784;1355477546;mircea_popescu;and so what society does has no bearing on the thinking side of things. -189783;1355477563;midnightmagic;That would be a rationalist's point of view. Unfortunately most humans are not rationalists. -189782;1355477580;mircea_popescu;well... so ? -189781;1355477603;mircea_popescu;i mean, "society" was in consensus earth is the center of the universe. lalala, big deal. -189780;1355477608;mircea_popescu;society is here mostly to amuse. -189779;1355477643;Namjies;But similarly, if consensus is required, how could someone have rights over life and death of another individual, even if only a child? -189778;1355477663;mircea_popescu;Namjies i don't propose that. i am just pointing out the inconsistency involved. -189777;1355477664;midnightmagic;Reality is not governed immediately by rational thinking, neither society. Thus, consensus by mass hallucination is what society arises from; more's the pity when the masses have already accepted a certain lesser reality as truth prior to it becoming enshrined in law. -189776;1355477706;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic well if female children are screaming bloody murder... -189775;1355477714;midnightmagic;:P -189774;1355477721;midnightmagic;Lots of heat, lots of power consumed in there.. -189773;1355477737;midnightmagic;with giant open-air vents to the outside, and lots of noise at the neighbour's place. -189772;1355477743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061568 = 2.6604 BTC [+] -189771;1355477744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7461 @ 0.000616 = 4.596 BTC [+] -189770;1355477746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2128 @ 0.00061647 = 1.3118 BTC [+] -189769;1355477753;mircea_popescu;why not just get a spot on an industrial zone like sane people -189768;1355477770;Namjies;Ah. Here, I am simply considering the benefits of protecting individuals on which harm is done. (and not helping someone is not harming him) -189767;1355477784;mircea_popescu;Namjies not helping someone is not harming him. -189766;1355477800;Namjies;That's exactly what I said. -189765;1355477803;mircea_popescu;and i agree. -189764;1355477809;midnightmagic;I'm pretty sure we have achieved a matched set of priors. :) -189763;1355477815;Namjies;And for those requesting help, consider case by case wether to or not. -189762;1355477818;midnightmagic;(narrowly) -189761;1355477841;mircea_popescu;but in principle, the problem with society is this : no 100% solution will ever exist. so, in general, we need to understand and accept that some kids will get raped, some people will get shot etc. trying to make a system where these are impossible results in an unworkable system -189760;1355477846;mircea_popescu;they just need to be unproductive. -189759;1355477868;Namjies;It is often beneficial to help kins if they don't live from your help. -189758;1355477872;midnightmagic;Harm minimization works wonders.. -189757;1355477888;mircea_popescu;i agree. -189756;1355477908;mircea_popescu;and i help people all the time. the catch is that i never help people in systematic ways. -189755;1355477923;mircea_popescu;taxes are bs, nickle to panhandler is bs, tithe in church is bs, these are failure modes. -189754;1355477941;Namjies;Ah, but perfection is never achievable. Should we not strive for it as much as possible regardless? -189753;1355477946;mircea_popescu;you gotta double your dime with at least a dime's worth of your intelligence. -189752;1355477951;midnightmagic;I try to help people.. -189751;1355477962;midnightmagic;I have to find a better way to do it. -189750;1355477965;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic here's an anecdote for you : -189749;1355477968;Namjies;But yes, people should not be systematically helped, on that I agree. -189748;1355477998;mircea_popescu;there's very nice farmer markets here. i bought 56 lei worth of smoked cheeses and other nice stuff. there was a beggar there, when he saw my cashroll he got all excited. -189747;1355478013;mircea_popescu;so i gave the salesgirl 60 and told her to give the guy food worth of the change -189746;1355478020;mircea_popescu;which he didn't want! he wanted money! -189745;1355478020;midnightmagic;For a long time I just tried to convince them of a better way to think. That doesn't work, basically ever. The last decade or so I've been trying to refine civil human compassion. -189744;1355478022;mircea_popescu;so she got to keep it. -189743;1355478026;midnightmagic;That's not really working so well either. -189742;1355478038;mircea_popescu;simple game of who gets this euro ? the "needy" or the working ? -189741;1355478082;midnightmagic;I am not prepared nor financially capable of providing for basic human needs and wants.. -189740;1355478094;midnightmagic;How much is 1 lei worth.. hrm.. -189739;1355478100;mircea_popescu;like 4 to the euro. -189738;1355478113;midnightmagic;LOL course he didn't want huge volumes of food. -189737;1355478123;mircea_popescu;actually, excellent food here is incredibly cheap -189736;1355478132;mircea_popescu;a 1 lb chunk of homesmoked, homemade cheese is like 20 -189735;1355478135;midnightmagic;That's.. where? Romania right? -189734;1355478138;mircea_popescu;yeah. -189733;1355478149;mircea_popescu;one of the main reasons im here. better food than france, about on par wine, 1/10 the prices. -189732;1355478156;midnightmagic;$10 for it. That's an okay price, I would pay for that. -189731;1355478181;mircea_popescu;lol i know people who'd pay 100+ -189730;1355478186;midnightmagic;Do you have good meats there? -189729;1355478187;mircea_popescu;except you can't import it in the us. -189728;1355478193;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic except beef yeah. -189727;1355478232;midnightmagic;I've been trying out some nice smoked meats.. shinckenspeck.. what prosciutto wishes it were. -189726;1355478235;midnightmagic;so delicious. -189725;1355478260;mircea_popescu;hehehe -189724;1355478273;midnightmagic;I smoked my own heritage bacon a while back. Did I tell you about that? -189723;1355478278;mircea_popescu;nope -189722;1355478286;midnightmagic;Almost burned my house down. -189721;1355478289;mircea_popescu;lmao -189720;1355478304;mircea_popescu;then he wonders why police tries to keep an eye on him -189719;1355478312;mircea_popescu;midnightpublicmenace -189718;1355478317;midnightmagic;If my Dad hadn't the foresight to insist I keep my BBQ as far away from the house, I would be homeless right now. -189717;1355478330;midnightmagic;Well. "Homeless." -189716;1355478354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3572 @ 0.00061647 = 2.202 BTC [+] -189715;1355478355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6328 @ 0.00061675 = 3.9028 BTC [+] -189714;1355478368;mircea_popescu;and actually ima go have some. -189713;1355478376;midnightmagic;I ruined the first two sets of pork bellies, and the farmer was so pissed off at me for ruining the mean (even though I'd paid for the damn stuff) she made me butcher the last one myself. -189712;1355478381;Namjies;Hmm, so we don't really disagree. But at first what you say always seem to point to that your beliefs revolves around an "all for myself" basis where no help/cooperation of any sort is acceptable (and similar with anything else, always seem like an extreme "never".) When in fact you either don't agree with how it's done or how it should be applied or when it's acceptable. -189711;1355478388;mircea_popescu;if everyone's done dumping the k's of btc on mpex for five minutes -189710;1355478402;mircea_popescu;Namjies sounds aboutright -189709;1355478407;Namjies;I often end up wondering, why are we arguing on the topic? -189708;1355478435;midnightmagic;Namjies: To reveal and align your priors! :-D -189707;1355478446;Namjies;Ahah... -189706;1355478464;midnightmagic;And then let Aumann's agreement theorem take over! :-) -189705;1355478637;Namjies;I always wonder if you willingly make your initial statements seem like an extremist "never" to promote discussion or simply for the sake of keeping it short. -189704;1355478714;midnightmagic;Oh you mean you and MP specifically. -189703;1355479110;mircea_popescu;ahh -189702;1355479128;mircea_popescu;Namjies for the sake of keeping it short -189701;1355479157;mircea_popescu;and also for the sake of keeping them rare. idiots tend to self-select as they can't cope with it. -189700;1355479170;Namjies;I would have though so. -189699;1355479265;Namjies;So... to start another discussion... why was it that you placed such high registration fees on MPEx? -189698;1355479285;mircea_popescu;because there's no practical way to check people's disposable income. -189697;1355479296;mircea_popescu;that measure they have irl of qualified investors is pretty smart. -189696;1355479356;Namjies;And you wanted to keep low cash investors out like the ones on GLBSE. -189695;1355479383;Namjies;The ones which might have a few shares paid with faucet like websites. -189694;1355479400;mircea_popescu;i want to keep people unable to meaningfully contribute in the market out of it. -189693;1355479409;mircea_popescu;meaningfully contribute means of course help with price formation. -189692;1355479455;mircea_popescu;this has been stated in the inverse, as "keeping drama out" -189691;1355479460;mircea_popescu;basically it's the same thing -189690;1355479500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060689 = 2.6224 BTC [-] -189689;1355479501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21379 @ 0.00060668 = 12.9702 BTC [-] -189688;1355479541;Namjies;Ah. But isn't keeping the drama out basically coming out to avoiding certain kind of issued shares like the ones that were allowed on GLBSE? Not the size of investments? -189687;1355479558;mircea_popescu;i don't think the two are a different thing. -189686;1355479572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00061169 = 0.5505 BTC [+] -189685;1355479621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3421 @ 0.00061169 = 2.0926 BTC [+] -189684;1355479622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4439 @ 0.00061174 = 2.7155 BTC [+] -189683;1355479629;mircea_popescu;at the macro level (which is what i do for mpex) you are well advised to use macro tools. a barrier to entry for instance. -189682;1355479639;mircea_popescu;targeted intervention is usually a bad idea. -189681;1355479666;Namjies;The way I see it, if they're not good investors, there's not really any incentive to protect them from entering the market. Any purchasing power small or large pressures prices up or down. -189680;1355479675;Namjies;I suppose this is what coinbr is for tho. -189679;1355479687;mircea_popescu;for instance, so you understand better that i mean : in the discussion for psychoticboy's asset relisting, mpex got 1 vote, out of like 30. -189678;1355479702;Namjies;Same as small investors go through a brokerage firm to get a few shares. -189677;1355479705;mircea_popescu;mpex would never list some asset making 3 btc a month, let alone something as dubious as those were. but it doesn't have to not list it : -189676;1355479711;mircea_popescu;the people don't want it listed anyway. -189675;1355479714;mircea_popescu;so it works splendidly. -189674;1355479799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5161 @ 0.00061174 = 3.1572 BTC [+] -189673;1355479874;Namjies;Well I see the point of not managing low income assets. Not worth the support. However for traders, there's always trading fees. But to avoid providing tech support to them, keep them out with a large fee. Enters coinbr which acts like a brokerage firm. And requires a monthly fee for having an account and higher trading fees. -189672;1355479885;Namjies;I suppose considering this, it makes a lot of sense. -189671;1355479916;mircea_popescu;there's nothing wrong with having brokers serving any market niche. irl there's ameritrade and optionsexpress and etc doing online accounts -189670;1355479929;mircea_popescu;but it has to be brokers serving these markets. -189669;1355479961;Namjies;Yes. -189668;1355479962;mircea_popescu;in other words, my core mission still is to equip btc with the weaponry it needs to win the war with fiat. this hasn't and won't change. -189667;1355479967;mircea_popescu;so just going about that. -189666;1355480063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061432 = 2.6545 BTC [+] -189665;1355480064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7193 @ 0.00061422 = 4.4181 BTC [-] -189664;1355480112;Namjies;I often forget you want to manage MPEx as a stock exchange and that the fee I paid is actually to get a "seat" of sort. -189663;1355480135;mircea_popescu;right. -189662;1355480185;mircea_popescu;if i call it a stock exchange i actually mean the words. -189661;1355480191;mircea_popescu;i guess that's rare, but still. -189660;1355480213;Namjies;It's a small fee although the total capitalization on MPEx is also low. If it keeps going to become one of the major stock exchange for Bitcoins, that "seat" would be quite a good value however. -189659;1355480283;mircea_popescu;it's "small" only in terms of btc fiat value atm. -189658;1355480297;Namjies;Indeed. -189657;1355480298;mircea_popescu;otherwise its a 30 units fee on a 20mn total monetary mass. -189656;1355480303;mircea_popescu;that'd be a 7mn fee in fiat. -189655;1355480309;Namjies;Eheh -189654;1355480332;mircea_popescu;so, as btc goes up (and in no small part because of mpex) the fee scales. is perfect-ish -189653;1355480456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061663 = 2.6645 BTC [+] -189652;1355480458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22963 @ 0.00061675 = 14.1624 BTC [+] -189651;1355480608;assbot;[MPEX] [X.EWTI] 500 @ 0.0614575 = 30.7288 BTC [-] -189650;1355480625;Namjies;I still disapprove of MPEx not having it's own domain however. Especially because of the dtng board kept on same domain. Although I don't mind it, I know many people with large capital and qualified to participate will be repulsed by that fact. If you recall stating some were more sensitive on the topic in other cultures, like in America, or something to that effect. -189649;1355480633;mircea_popescu;anyway. total cap on mpex (stocks only) is just about to breach 1mn btc. -189648;1355480639;mircea_popescu;that's not low by any standards -189647;1355480640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2609 @ 0.00061675 = 1.6091 BTC [+] -189646;1355480641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00061755 = 6.2373 BTC [+] -189645;1355480642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2580 @ 0.00061834 = 1.5953 BTC [+] -189644;1355480655;mircea_popescu;in fact this is the first online thing of that level. never before was a stock exchange ever had this -189643;1355480712;mircea_popescu;Namjies i actually was planning to both sell dtng and move mpex -189642;1355480746;Namjies;Hmm, I would find it interesting to see how people would react to that change. -189641;1355480770;mircea_popescu;:p -189640;1355480815;mircea_popescu;the beauty of how it's designed tho, is that i can run it symultaneously of multiple domains -189639;1355480823;mircea_popescu;and servers. i don't mean mirror it, i mean actually run it. -189638;1355480860;Namjies;Ah. Interesting. -189637;1355480910;mircea_popescu;there's no difference between two diff people loading http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php in their browser and two or the same loading site1/site2 sorta thing -189636;1355480928;Namjies;Well multiple domain isn't hard. Multiple servers shouldn't be too much hassle either with current cloud/cluster services and virtualization capabilities. -189635;1355480955;Namjies;Although it does require work. -189634;1355480959;Namjies;Hmm. -189633;1355480963;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't use the cloud. -189632;1355480968;mircea_popescu;i dun trust it. -189631;1355480983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00061834 = 4.7303 BTC [+] -189630;1355481064;Namjies;Not quite developed yet. Plus there's data safety concerns using a public cloud. Private cloud would be useful if you need to provide cloud like services for elastic subprojects. Otherwise, for your needs alone for one project, a cluster. -189629;1355481114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1820 @ 0.00061834 = 1.1254 BTC [+] -189628;1355481114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00061877 = 6.3115 BTC [+] -189627;1355481116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1680 @ 0.00061914 = 1.0402 BTC [+] -189626;1355481185;Namjies;I also want to see what bitcointalk's trolls would then find to it. Other than that you're romanian. Complaining based on nationality... -189625;1355481196;mircea_popescu;lol. -189624;1355481204;mircea_popescu;it was a fine exercise so far, wasn't it. -189623;1355481212;mircea_popescu;anyway, im off to town for a little. catch you later a bit. -189622;1355481215;Namjies;That the fee is too damn high would probably be the only remaining complaint. -189621;1355481223;Namjies;Well goodbye then. -189620;1355481776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9420 @ 0.00061914 = 5.8323 BTC [+] -189619;1355481778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6730 @ 0.00061916 = 4.1669 BTC [+] -189618;1355482012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00061549 = 2.2158 BTC [-] -189617;1355482236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 808 @ 0.00061916 = 0.5003 BTC [+] -189616;1355482236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4992 @ 0.00061923 = 3.0912 BTC [+] -189615;1355482342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 721 @ 0.00061549 = 0.4438 BTC [-] -189614;1355482343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15829 @ 0.00061514 = 9.7371 BTC [-] -189613;1355482700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061909 = 2.6751 BTC [+] -189612;1355482701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6208 @ 0.00061923 = 3.8442 BTC [+] -189611;1355482703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5871 @ 0.00061952 = 3.6372 BTC [+] -189610;1355482942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7013 @ 0.00061952 = 4.3447 BTC [+] -189609;1355482943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.0006198 = 2.1073 BTC [+] -189608;1355482945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10376 @ 0.00062079 = 6.4413 BTC [+] -189607;1355483032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061536 = 2.659 BTC [-] -189606;1355483032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5371 @ 0.00061514 = 3.3039 BTC [-] -189605;1355483034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17230 @ 0.00061422 = 10.583 BTC [-] -189604;1355483444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 416 @ 0.00061422 = 0.2555 BTC [-] -189603;1355483444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1850 @ 0.00061321 = 1.1344 BTC [-] -189602;1355483915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3597 @ 0.00060815 = 2.1875 BTC [-] -189601;1355484138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062075 = 2.6823 BTC [+] -189600;1355484139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2274 @ 0.00062079 = 1.4117 BTC [+] -189599;1355484140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8392 @ 0.00062132 = 5.2141 BTC [+] -189598;1355484141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 762 @ 0.00062188 = 0.4739 BTC [+] -189597;1355484814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5188 @ 0.00062188 = 3.2263 BTC [+] -189596;1355484815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00062197 = 1.4616 BTC [+] -189595;1355484816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2612 @ 0.00062222 = 1.6252 BTC [+] -189594;1355485298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1442 @ 0.00332218 = 4.7906 BTC [-] -189593;1355485519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00062222 = 4.1689 BTC [+] -189592;1355485844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22750 @ 0.00062197 = 14.1498 BTC [-] -189591;1355485845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00061875 = 1.2375 BTC [-] -189590;1355485963;Diablo-D3;I need to quit sleeping so much -189589;1355485972;Ukto;lol -189588;1355485974;Ukto;u were asleep again? -189587;1355485996;Ukto;you should look at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.0 ... :P -189586;1355486022;Diablo-D3;Ukto: meh, I dunno -189585;1355486030;Ukto;lol -189584;1355486038;Diablo-D3;I just didnt feel like being awake again -189583;1355486051;Ukto;i know that feeling -189582;1355486076;Ukto;wokring from home, and keeping my own schedual.. sometimes you just want another day to pass by before getting back up -189581;1355486105;Ukto;schedule* -189580;1355486207;Diablo-D3;Ukto: btw, re: that bitfunder thread -189579;1355486211;Diablo-D3;shouldnt that be 4 slots? -189578;1355486219;Diablo-D3;dmc already took the first one I thought -189577;1355486223;Ukto;LOL -189576;1355486248;Ukto;Put it in the thread and I'll mark it down. ;) -189575;1355486338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00061875 = 1.7944 BTC [-] -189574;1355486473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15831 @ 0.00061875 = 9.7954 BTC [-] -189573;1355486474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00061872 = 5.3829 BTC [-] -189572;1355486476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10849 @ 0.00060876 = 6.6044 BTC [-] -189571;1355486841;Ukto;wow, gald you put alot of details for ppl :P -189570;1355486848;Ukto;you make a great example. :P -189569;1355486853;Ukto;I guess I will fill it in for you -189568;1355486911;Diablo-D3;Ukto: I approach forums the way I approach perl -189567;1355486941;Ukto;"My understanding is the plan for DMC to continue trading and paying out dividends and plan to try to buy back the shares over time. Right?" -189566;1355486956;Ukto;Diablo-D3: As little interaction as possible? -189565;1355486957;Ukto;:P -189564;1355486962;Diablo-D3;bingo -189563;1355486967;Diablo-D3;Ukto: and no, no paying of dividends -189562;1355486982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9222 @ 0.00060876 = 5.614 BTC [-] -189561;1355486986;Ukto;0,o -189560;1355487016;Ukto;Will the shares be worth anyone else really buying then? -189559;1355487031;Diablo-D3;depends entirely how much they pay for them -189558;1355487043;Ukto;I guess thats true... -189557;1355487118;Diablo-D3;if you take the first half of shares I bought back as an aggregate, people made back more than they originally invested already -189556;1355487158;Ukto;ah -189555;1355487256;Diablo-D3;not all shares were sold for 1BTC, even though that was originally the plan and trolls keep bringing that up -189554;1355487270;Diablo-D3;DMC raised closer to 2k, not 20k -189553;1355487284;Ukto;sucks :/ -189552;1355487300;Diablo-D3;well, the market was shitting itself and I was trying to get a much larger stake of it -189551;1355487305;Diablo-D3;in the end nobody won -189550;1355487321;Ukto;you should pass my troll tag idea to theymos... Let ppl donate btc towards people getting TROLL tagged... if it hits 10btc they get tagged... :P -189549;1355487337;Diablo-D3;10? try 50. -189548;1355487341;Ukto;no -189547;1355487347;Ukto;50 gets you Super Troll -189546;1355487352;Ukto;100 is Epic Troll -189545;1355487359;Diablo-D3;fuck, I'd be epic troll by the end of the week -189544;1355487366;Ukto;:P -189543;1355487372;Ukto;see? would make theymos happy -189542;1355487373;Ukto;LOL -189541;1355487386;Diablo-D3;but I'm a forum mod :< -189540;1355487434;Ukto;told psycho he needs to set his title to 'Staff Troll' -189539;1355487434;Ukto;:P -189538;1355487449;Ukto;or Troll Moderator -189537;1355487458;Ukto;could mean either way -189536;1355487458;Ukto;:P -189535;1355487487;Ukto;for the discussion boards I am putting on BF... I am requirng ppl to have a linked weex account to post. :P -189534;1355487501;Ukto;(most will need that anyways) -189533;1355487799;Ukto;oh -189532;1355487815;Ukto;did you already tell the shareholders there would be no divvies paid out? -189531;1355487831;Ukto;can already imagine ppl throwing a fit if not -189530;1355487884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 929 @ 0.00060876 = 0.5655 BTC [-] -189529;1355487885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7703 @ 0.00060668 = 4.6733 BTC [-] -189528;1355488017;Ukto;thats how it was for the first half of the buyback right? -189527;1355488249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4863 @ 0.00060913 = 2.9622 BTC [+] -189526;1355488250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14554 @ 0.00061902 = 9.0092 BTC [+] -189525;1355488252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1183 @ 0.00062222 = 0.7361 BTC [+] -189524;1355488270;Ukto;ahh, guess the buyback started the day before/of the shutdown, or therebouts -189523;1355488279;Ukto;*Reading thread*.. dont see anything about no divs.. :/ -189522;1355488293;Ukto;still reading tho -189521;1355488419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13205 @ 0.00062222 = 8.2164 BTC [+] -189520;1355488420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9822 @ 0.00062241 = 6.1133 BTC [+] -189519;1355488420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3073 @ 0.00062256 = 1.9131 BTC [+] -189518;1355488693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4479 @ 0.00060668 = 2.7173 BTC [-] -189517;1355488975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12796 @ 0.00060668 = 7.7631 BTC [-] -189516;1355488977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22404 @ 0.00060667 = 13.5918 BTC [-] -189515;1355489240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4196 @ 0.00060667 = 2.5456 BTC [-] -189514;1355489241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18450 @ 0.00060488 = 11.16 BTC [-] -189513;1355489242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18204 @ 0.00060371 = 10.9899 BTC [-] -189512;1355490123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00060966 = 9.2059 BTC [+] -189511;1355490411;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130795.0 -189510;1355490413;Diablo-D3;bam -189509;1355490424;Diablo-D3;Ukto: yes, they're already aware of no dividends -189508;1355490477;Diablo-D3;there was a shareholder vote on it to do it for a limited time, then nefario locked my glbse account and tried to use his attempted removal of me as ceo as a cover for his bullshit -189507;1355490516;Diablo-D3;Ukto: theres no dividends to pay anyhow -189506;1355490535;Diablo-D3;dividends were generated from the mining assets we had while I was trying to save up the money to kick off the rest of the plan -189505;1355490573;Diablo-D3;ever since glbse went down, no one has been able to pay dividends -189504;1355490577;Diablo-D3;thus, theres no dividends to pay -189503;1355490952;Ukto;ah -189502;1355491022;Ukto;Diablo-D3: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg1399421#msg1399421 -189501;1355491025;Ukto;0,0 -189500;1355491114;Diablo-D3;er, what am I reading? -189499;1355491251;Ukto;oh, er -189498;1355491264;Ukto;was just my comments on somoene moaning over BF's tos -189497;1355491282;Ukto;which is the only one that hhas a promise to the users, instead of nothing at all -189496;1355491323;Diablo-D3;heh -189495;1355491347;Ukto;its like star wars.. lets vote for to turn the republic into an empire! yay! -189494;1355491348;Ukto;... -189493;1355491356;Ukto;it sounds prettier! -189492;1355491356;Ukto;:P -189491;1355491471;Diablo-D3;anyhow -189490;1355491483;Diablo-D3;I think luke'll shut up now -189489;1355491602;Diablo-D3;fucking retard -189488;1355491748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00060969 = 2.6217 BTC [+] -189487;1355491783;Graet;gl with that Diablo-D3 :) -189486;1355491916;Diablo-D3;I think I need food -189485;1355491945;Diablo-D3;all this countertrolling (ie, countering of trolls) has made me hungry -189484;1355491989;Ukto;amended: "Also, I noticed that you have never posted in the GSDPT thread before, other than to +1 btct. It just made me curious if you happen to own any shares of GSDPT?" -189483;1355491991;Ukto;-_- -189482;1355492005;Ukto;i think thats what I just did. countertrolled -189481;1355492025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00060966 = 1.3717 BTC [-] -189480;1355492027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10696 @ 0.00060578 = 6.4794 BTC [-] -189479;1355492294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5918 @ 0.00060578 = 3.585 BTC [-] -189478;1355492295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 696 @ 0.00060371 = 0.4202 BTC [-] -189477;1355492296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8931 @ 0.0006027 = 5.3827 BTC [-] -189476;1355492298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1655 @ 0.00060257 = 0.9973 BTC [-] -189475;1355492559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3428 @ 0.00060969 = 2.09 BTC [+] -189474;1355492560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00061451 = 5.5306 BTC [+] -189473;1355492787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9772 @ 0.00061639 = 6.0234 BTC [+] -189472;1355493783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3172 @ 0.00060734 = 1.9265 BTC [-] -189471;1355493875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00060729 = 8.745 BTC [-] -189470;1355493876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.0006066 = 1.3649 BTC [-] -189469;1355493969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39756 @ 0.00060734 = 24.1454 BTC [+] -189468;1355493970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9742 @ 0.0006179 = 6.0196 BTC [+] -189467;1355493972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14027 @ 0.00062256 = 8.7326 BTC [+] -189466;1355493973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7075 @ 0.00062258 = 4.4048 BTC [+] -189465;1355494428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14035 @ 0.00062098 = 8.7155 BTC [-] -189464;1355494429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3365 @ 0.00062258 = 2.095 BTC [+] -189463;1355494764;Ukto;fwiw: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg1399481#msg1399481 -189462;1355494767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00061506 = 13.5313 BTC [-] -189461;1355494957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10363 @ 0.0006066 = 6.2862 BTC [-] -189460;1355495495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2717 @ 0.00060944 = 1.6558 BTC [+] -189459;1355495496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5283 @ 0.00062258 = 3.2891 BTC [+] -189458;1355496070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16829 @ 0.00062258 = 10.4774 BTC [+] -189457;1355496072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3071 @ 0.00062272 = 1.9124 BTC [+] -189456;1355496575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.0032948 = 6.9191 BTC [-] -189455;1355496694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1034 @ 0.0032948 = 3.4068 BTC [-] -189454;1355496695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1575 @ 0.00328789 = 5.1784 BTC [-] -189453;1355497259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.0006164 = 1.1712 BTC [-] -189452;1355497573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.0006164 = 11.0952 BTC [-] -189451;1355497741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17096 @ 0.00061562 = 10.5246 BTC [-] -189450;1355497742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3725 @ 0.00061398 = 2.2871 BTC [-] -189449;1355498007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3650 @ 0.00330342 = 12.0575 BTC [+] -189448;1355498008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.0033178 = 1.9907 BTC [+] -189447;1355498425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00061488 = 3.5048 BTC [+] -189446;1355498427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2169 @ 0.00061398 = 1.3317 BTC [-] -189445;1355499520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30050 @ 0.00060912 = 18.3041 BTC [-] -189444;1355499712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00060912 = 0.2436 BTC [-] -189443;1355499713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1987 @ 0.0006066 = 1.2053 BTC [-] -189442;1355499715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7313 @ 0.00060564 = 4.429 BTC [-] -189441;1355499962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13187 @ 0.00060564 = 7.9866 BTC [-] -189440;1355499963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5213 @ 0.00060502 = 3.154 BTC [-] -189439;1355500237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9609 @ 0.00060502 = 5.8136 BTC [-] -189438;1355500238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2799 @ 0.00060257 = 1.6866 BTC [-] -189437;1355500239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3692 @ 0.00060213 = 2.2231 BTC [-] -189436;1355500674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14250 @ 0.00060499 = 8.6211 BTC [+] -189435;1355500930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6233 @ 0.00060499 = 3.7709 BTC [+] -189434;1355500931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4667 @ 0.00060286 = 2.8135 BTC [-] -189433;1355501406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1083 @ 0.00060286 = 0.6529 BTC [-] -189432;1355501407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00060262 = 1.6271 BTC [-] -189431;1355501409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12408 @ 0.00060213 = 7.4712 BTC [-] -189430;1355501410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4059 @ 0.00060154 = 2.4417 BTC [-] -189429;1355501655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23591 @ 0.00060154 = 14.1909 BTC [-] -189428;1355501657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1909 @ 0.00060111 = 1.1475 BTC [-] -189427;1355501820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17516 @ 0.00060985 = 10.6821 BTC [+] -189426;1355502494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8034 @ 0.00060985 = 4.8995 BTC [+] -189425;1355502496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3210 @ 0.00061054 = 1.9598 BTC [+] -189424;1355502957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4190 @ 0.00061054 = 2.5582 BTC [+] -189423;1355502959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2210 @ 0.00061063 = 1.3495 BTC [+] -189422;1355503200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22400 @ 0.00060922 = 13.6465 BTC [-] -189421;1355503202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6632 @ 0.0006083 = 4.0342 BTC [-] -189420;1355503686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20129 @ 0.00061063 = 12.2914 BTC [+] -189419;1355503687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6422 @ 0.00061262 = 3.9342 BTC [+] -189418;1355503689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 291 @ 0.00061602 = 0.1793 BTC [+] -189417;1355503756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12068 @ 0.0006083 = 7.341 BTC [-] -189416;1355504744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4532 @ 0.0006048 = 2.741 BTC [-] -189415;1355504745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00060639 = 10.248 BTC [+] -189414;1355504747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9909 @ 0.00061602 = 6.1041 BTC [+] -189413;1355505212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.0006164 = 2.8046 BTC [+] -189412;1355505214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9329 @ 0.00062272 = 5.8094 BTC [+] -189411;1355505215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13095 @ 0.0006233 = 8.1621 BTC [+] -189410;1355506236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5705 @ 0.0006233 = 3.5559 BTC [+] -189409;1355506237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00062351 = 14.3407 BTC [+] -189408;1355506239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18495 @ 0.00062357 = 11.5329 BTC [+] -189407;1355506626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6255 @ 0.00062357 = 3.9004 BTC [+] -189406;1355506628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17745 @ 0.00062422 = 11.0768 BTC [+] -189405;1355506847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22064 @ 0.00062215 = 13.7271 BTC [-] -189404;1355506926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 136 @ 0.00062215 = 0.0846 BTC [-] -189403;1355506927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3164 @ 0.00061602 = 1.9491 BTC [-] -189402;1355507060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00062422 = 2.4032 BTC [+] -189401;1355507852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5705 @ 0.00062422 = 3.5612 BTC [+] -189400;1355507853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1745 @ 0.00062706 = 1.0942 BTC [+] -189399;1355508490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9878 @ 0.00061602 = 6.085 BTC [-] -189398;1355508492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4525 @ 0.00061368 = 2.7769 BTC [-] -189397;1355508645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10293 @ 0.00061015 = 6.2803 BTC [-] -189396;1355508646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15884 @ 0.00062706 = 9.9602 BTC [+] -189395;1355509011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22075 @ 0.00060319 = 13.3154 BTC [-] -189394;1355509012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00060316 = 6.5744 BTC [-] -189393;1355509013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9319 @ 0.00060111 = 5.6017 BTC [-] -189392;1355509014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4396 @ 0.00060093 = 2.6417 BTC [-] -189391;1355509937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 558 @ 0.0033178 = 1.8513 BTC [+] -189390;1355510442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00061934 = 5.3263 BTC [+] -189389;1355510443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00061967 = 5.2672 BTC [+] -189388;1355510445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00062706 = 2.0693 BTC [+] -189387;1355511857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00061154 = 8.4393 BTC [-] -189386;1355511858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00060802 = 9.5459 BTC [-] -189385;1355511860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.00060556 = 12.1718 BTC [-] -189384;1355511861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13129 @ 0.00060489 = 7.9416 BTC [-] -189383;1355512091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.0034 = 5.44 BTC [+] -189382;1355512633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00060635 = 5.0933 BTC [+] -189381;1355513942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00061634 = 6.1634 BTC [+] -189380;1355514377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00061634 = 3.0817 BTC [+] -189379;1355514378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00060635 = 1.6978 BTC [-] -189378;1355514379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6621 @ 0.00060489 = 4.005 BTC [-] -189377;1355514381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11311 @ 0.00060459 = 6.8385 BTC [-] -189376;1355514381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1345 @ 0.00060318 = 0.8113 BTC [-] -189375;1355514651;mircea_popescu;sooo what's up today -189374;1355514769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.00060318 = 6.7858 BTC [-] -189373;1355514788;gigavps;i'm starting to think the scam accusations section of the forums is getting over used -189372;1355514810;gigavps;but what do i know.. -189371;1355514825;mircea_popescu;who now ? -189370;1355514832;mircea_popescu;i recall piuk getting hit for $6. -189369;1355515055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9622 @ 0.00060318 = 5.8038 BTC [-] -189368;1355515140;PsychoticBoy;I think you are right gigavps -189367;1355515156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15150 @ 0.00061767 = 9.3577 BTC [+] -189366;1355515663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00062226 = 7.2182 BTC [+] -189365;1355516285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00062226 = 0.9956 BTC [+] -189364;1355516287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16050 @ 0.00061724 = 9.9067 BTC [-] -189363;1355516288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4383 @ 0.00060318 = 2.6437 BTC [-] -189362;1355516289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4340 @ 0.00060225 = 2.6138 BTC [-] -189361;1355516352;midnightmagic;yeah, right. -189360;1355516537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16350 @ 0.00060225 = 9.8468 BTC [-] -189359;1355516724;mircea_popescu;the bfl thing is beyond incredible. -189358;1355516729;mircea_popescu;i have never heard of such a thing. -189357;1355516775;mircea_popescu;in other news : SD Profit before fees: 30628.62760334 BTC (2.055%) -189356;1355516785;mircea_popescu;holy shit they're going to post +14k at this rate. -189355;1355516829;jcpham;http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/outrageous-hsbc-settlement-proves-the-drug-war-is-a-joke-20121213 -189354;1355516846;jcpham;link me to this new bfl drama -189353;1355516853;jcpham;don't make me read up in the buffer -189352;1355516869;mircea_popescu;jcpham 1 second -189351;1355516873;mircea_popescu;let the girl post first. -189350;1355516966;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=89902.0 -189349;1355516968;jcpham;that one? -189348;1355517138;mircea_popescu;nah -189347;1355517169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00061881 = 3.2178 BTC [+] -189346;1355517291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10210 @ 0.00060225 = 6.149 BTC [-] -189345;1355517293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4054 @ 0.00060093 = 2.4362 BTC [-] -189344;1355517294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2636 @ 0.00060054 = 1.583 BTC [-] -189343;1355517370;mircea_popescu;jcpham https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129566.msg1400034#msg1400034 -189342;1355517468;jcpham;i tried to read it but I was staring at her avatar the whole time -189341;1355517557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3351 @ 0.00060054 = 2.0124 BTC [-] -189340;1355517581;mircea_popescu;good plan. -189339;1355518066;smickles;mircea_popescu: see comment -189338;1355518131;smickles;and I typo'd "If" into "I" :( -189337;1355518388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10414 @ 0.00060775 = 6.3291 BTC [+] -189336;1355518389;smickles;Ya know, If I really had confidence in that formula, I would sell a crapload of futures based on the projected costs of a farm and equipment and use the btc to buy a farm and equipment -189335;1355518423;smickles;to quote the owl, "let's find out" -189334;1355518433;Diablo-D3;smickles: heh -189333;1355518441;smickles;using a single BFL product as an example -189332;1355518446;Diablo-D3;smickles: well -189331;1355518450;Diablo-D3;if I wanted to be a fucking dick -189330;1355518466;Diablo-D3;I'd sell futures and then take the money and buy lots of mining hardware -189329;1355518466;smickles;oh? -189328;1355518476;Diablo-D3;and then no matter what happens, I end up with lots of cash -189327;1355518482;smickles;how's that being a dick? -189326;1355518502;smickles;if you sell at the right price, that is a good move -189325;1355518513;Diablo-D3;I dunno -189324;1355518526;Diablo-D3;Im trying to figure out how to turn other peoples money into my money without betting -189323;1355518540;smickles;Diablo-D3: i'm talking about this formula: I believe that any sufficiently large miner can make relatively safe profits by selling these contracts in an amount derived by the following formula: -189322;1355518544;smickles;([easiest difficulty shares per minute] * ([current block reward] / [current difficulty])) * [minutes until settlement] * 2 -189321;1355518547;smickles;They should sell at a price per contract greater than the projected expenses for the time period divided by the number of contracts. -189320;1355518550;smickles;The amount received in excess of projected expenses should be risk free profit. Which, btw, is received in advance of the work being done. Which enables the miner to buy more equipment and repeat the process. -189319;1355518564;Diablo-D3;smickles: _huh_ -189318;1355518571;Diablo-D3;smickles: so do me a favor -189317;1355518575;smickles;Diablo-D3: that formula might work for you, if you know shares per minute and projected costs -189316;1355518575;Diablo-D3;plug the current numbers into that -189315;1355518579;smickles;I have -189314;1355518584;Diablo-D3;whats the number -189313;1355518593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1286 @ 0.00060775 = 0.7816 BTC [+] -189312;1355518594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00060716 = 0.7893 BTC [-] -189311;1355518596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4703 @ 0.00060054 = 2.8243 BTC [-] -189310;1355518603;smickles;well, what's a good number for cost per Gh? -189309;1355518612;smickles;(per month) -189308;1355518613;Diablo-D3;hrm, well -189307;1355518619;Diablo-D3;per month? what, electricity or what? -189306;1355518632;smickles;electricity and proportional equipment cost -189305;1355518645;Diablo-D3;okay, so we're working with a 2 year pay off number or what? -189304;1355518660;smickles;based on a 5970 and the internet i came up with .3 btc per Gh per month -189303;1355518673;smickles;how does that sound? -189302;1355518690;Diablo-D3;on 5xxx or 69xx or 7xxx thats roughly, eh -189301;1355518697;smickles;a 2yr payoff is ideas, as that would equate to tax depreciation -189300;1355518701;smickles;*ideal -189299;1355518709;Diablo-D3;like, my 7970 does 675 mhash overclocked -189298;1355518755;mircea_popescu;thanks smickles -189297;1355518774;Diablo-D3;[01:59:09] The expected generation output, at 675.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 3370181.79928, is 0.100726636919 BTC per day and 0.00419694320496 BTC per hour. -189296;1355518815;smickles;anyway, if my estimate is near enough to correct, the formula says that a miner with 30Gh/s and .3btc/Gh/month costs would break even selling 54 contracts at 0.03322320 btc each -189295;1355518840;Diablo-D3;smickles: lets say $380 for the 7970, btw -189294;1355518846;smickles;Diablo-D3: so they should probably sell at .034 or .035ish -189293;1355518886;smickles;Diablo-D3: let me help you get into the proper mindset, it's not 380 USD it's 27.5 btc -189292;1355518904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11110 @ 0.00060054 = 6.672 BTC [-] -189291;1355518905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5452 @ 0.00060027 = 3.2727 BTC [-] -189290;1355518922;Diablo-D3;so 4.444~ btc per 30 day month per 1gh, $562.96 per 1gh -189289;1355518928;Diablo-D3;!ticker -189288;1355518928;assbot;Provide ticker. -189287;1355518932;Diablo-D3;er -189286;1355518933;Diablo-D3;;ticker -189285;1355518942;mircea_popescu;lol -189284;1355518947;Diablo-D3;fucking gribble -189283;1355518962;Diablo-D3;[02:02:17] BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.50006, Best ask: 13.60400, Bid-ask spread: 0.10394, Last trade: 13.50005, 24 hour volume: 51438.51375095, 24 hour low: 13.31012, 24 hour high: 13.90119, 24 hour vwap: 13.69112 -189282;1355518965;smickles;Diablo-D3: 27.5 btc is your cost per Gh per month? -189281;1355518988;Diablo-D3;smickles: no, to buy -189280;1355519015;Diablo-D3;4.444~ btc generated per 30 day month per 1gh, 41.7 btc per 1gh to buy -189279;1355519021;Diablo-D3;and electricity is eh -189278;1355519041;smickles;that's about 1.14/month equipment costs -189277;1355519062;Diablo-D3;gotta figure out the power usage -189276;1355519075;Diablo-D3;and btw, that doesnt include the cost of the rigs -189275;1355519082;Diablo-D3;so theres going to be a cost per 7 of those -189274;1355519091;Diablo-D3;plus an additional 50 watts -189273;1355519120;Diablo-D3;so lets say 300 watts per overclocked 7970 -189272;1355519142;Diablo-D3;or 444.444~ watts per 1gh -189271;1355519180;Diablo-D3;or 0.0533328 cents per 1gh per hour -189270;1355519196;mircea_popescu;you want btc/month -189269;1355519201;Diablo-D3;or $38.3999616 per 30 day month -189268;1355519220;Diablo-D3;or 2.84 btc per month per 1gh -189267;1355519253;smickles;crap mircea_popescu I forgot to specify that I was talkign about the idiff.dec -189266;1355519281;mircea_popescu;lol so add -189265;1355519282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00060871 = 8.8263 BTC [+] -189264;1355519283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.00061129 = 1.9867 BTC [+] -189263;1355519293;Diablo-D3;smickles: so.... -189262;1355519310;smickles;one sec D -189261;1355519311;Diablo-D3;41.7 / 24 = 1.74, then 2.84 per month in power usage -189260;1355519311;mircea_popescu;seems my 1btc/gh/month was under smickles. not .3 but 3. -189259;1355519330;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 does it even make it back, the 2.84 ? -189258;1355519339;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well -189257;1355519340;Diablo-D3;no. -189256;1355519351;Diablo-D3;1.74 + 4.58 = 4.58 -189255;1355519395;smickles;ack, well, the high price certainly fits the volatility -189254;1355519406;Diablo-D3;well, remember, this is with gpus -189253;1355519414;Diablo-D3;and remember, the price is even worse -189252;1355519416;smickles;also, who's going to buy a 79XX now -189251;1355519434;Diablo-D3;you're looking at roughly $200 per 7 of those plus another 50 watts -189250;1355519441;Diablo-D3;actually, lets just say $250 -189249;1355519444;Diablo-D3;smickles: but yeah -189248;1355519445;Diablo-D3;now -189247;1355519447;Diablo-D3;lets do asics -189246;1355519450;Diablo-D3;and not bfl ones -189245;1355519522;Diablo-D3;lets take avalon -189244;1355519538;Diablo-D3;66gh, 400w, $1300 -189243;1355519576;Diablo-D3;so 1.45 btc per gh, 6.06 watt per gh -189242;1355519594;Diablo-D3;0.06 btc per gh per month over 2 years -189241;1355519646;smickles;and, is that 838 shares per minute? -189240;1355519647;Diablo-D3;0.039 btc per month electricity -189239;1355519671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13750 @ 0.00061129 = 8.4052 BTC [+] -189238;1355519673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5318 @ 0.0006129 = 3.2594 BTC [+] -189237;1355519677;Diablo-D3;smickles: hrm, what kind of shares? diff 1 shares? -189236;1355519707;Diablo-D3;so 0.099 btc per gh. -189235;1355519721;smickles;yeah, diff 1 shares -189234;1355519722;Diablo-D3;per month, operating costs -189233;1355519724;Diablo-D3;smickles: well -189232;1355519726;Diablo-D3;that math is constant -189231;1355519786;Diablo-D3;it takes 4.295 seconds to go through the entire 2**32 space -189230;1355519800;Diablo-D3;there is, on average, 1 diff 1 share per 2**32 -189229;1355519868;Diablo-D3;so you pay 0.099 btc per month to get 603492 shares. -189228;1355519880;thestringpuller;smickle -189227;1355519888;smickles;so that's 257 shares per minute then? -189226;1355519897;thestringpuller;sir smickles the bitoin certified accountant, i have idea for you -189225;1355519901;thestringpuller;premise for my thing -189224;1355519913;Diablo-D3;smickles: erm dude, 60 / 4.295 = 14 -189223;1355519927;thestringpuller;;;calc 60/4.295 -189222;1355519928;gribble;13.9697322468 -189221;1355519936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2282 @ 0.0006129 = 1.3986 BTC [+] -189220;1355519937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11818 @ 0.00061899 = 7.3152 BTC [+] -189219;1355519939;smickles;oh what did i do then? -189218;1355519946;Diablo-D3;I dont know. -189217;1355519949;jcpham;3GH/s is ~40-43 shares per minute -189216;1355519951;smickles;input error -189215;1355519954;jcpham;dunno about asic -189214;1355519960;Diablo-D3;jcpham: no -189213;1355519963;Diablo-D3;it has nothing to do with hardware -189212;1355519967;smickles;thestringpuller: Oh? -189211;1355519969;Diablo-D3;you get 1 share per 2**32 hashes -189210;1355519976;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/ << -189209;1355519982;thestringpuller;yessir. I see you are busy with the people from blizzard -189208;1355520001;Diablo-D3;2**32 / 1000000000 = seconds it takes at 1gh to deplete the range -189207;1355520002;jcpham;well my equipment has done 40-43 shares/minute -189206;1355520006;jcpham;for 18 months -189205;1355520010;jcpham;@ 3GH/s -189204;1355520016;Diablo-D3;jcpham: no, Im saying, it has nothing to do with hardware -189203;1355520026;smickles;mircea_popescu: so it turns out my assumptions were way off -189202;1355520034;mircea_popescu;aha ? -189201;1355520038;Diablo-D3;jcpham: and 14 * 3 = 42. -189200;1355520045;Diablo-D3;jcpham: so you're right in the right range -189199;1355520049;jcpham;41.31 according to my stats -189198;1355520054;smickles;mircea_popescu: or Diablo-D3 facts are way off -189197;1355520060;mircea_popescu;i doubt that lol -189196;1355520062;Diablo-D3;smickles: I wrote a miner ;) -189195;1355520072;Diablo-D3;you can check my math though -189194;1355520078;jcpham;i understand what you are saying Diablo-D3 -189193;1355520080;smickles;heh, (my last statement was humor ;) -189192;1355520103;Diablo-D3;;;calc 1300 / 66 / 13.50 -189191;1355520103;gribble;1.45903479237 -189190;1355520107;jcpham;I cannot wait until this asic shit materializes -189189;1355520111;mircea_popescu;or should i say -189188;1355520112;Diablo-D3;;;calc 1300 / 66 / 13.50 / 24 -189187;1355520112;gribble;0.0607931163487 -189186;1355520115;mircea_popescu;;;later tell namjies mpex.co -189185;1355520116;gribble;The operation succeeded. -189184;1355520117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1382 @ 0.00061899 = 0.8554 BTC [+] -189183;1355520127;Diablo-D3;that many btc per month for 2 years per gh -189182;1355520131;smickles;hey, how come cgminer tell me that i get 3 shares per minute on 200Mh/s? -189181;1355520154;jcpham;200 MH/s might be 3 shares/min -189180;1355520160;jcpham;stales -189179;1355520174;jcpham;depends on where you are submitting shares -189178;1355520186;jcpham;and whether they are all accepted or not -189177;1355520242;Diablo-D3;smickles: 1000mh / 200 = 5, 4.295 * 5 = 21.475 seconds -189176;1355520264;Diablo-D3;or roughly 2.79 shares per minute -189175;1355520278;Diablo-D3;so it seems to be right -189174;1355520285;Diablo-D3;anyhow, back to my math -189173;1355520308;Diablo-D3;;;calc 400 / 66 -189172;1355520308;gribble;6.06060606061 -189171;1355520318;Diablo-D3;that many watts per gh -189170;1355520330;jcpham;coinlab pps is still keeping me paid -189169;1355520339;smickles;and 60 Gh/s is only 14 shares per minute? -189168;1355520343;Diablo-D3;;;calc 0.12 / 1000 * 6.06060606061 / 13.50 * 24 * 30 -189167;1355520343;gribble;0.0387878787879 -189166;1355520348;jcpham;better than diff/block reward -189165;1355520351;jcpham;that's for sure -189164;1355520368;Diablo-D3;that many btc per month for electricity per gh -189163;1355520387;Diablo-D3;;;calc 0.0387878787879 + 0.0607931163487 -189162;1355520387;gribble;0.0995809951366 -189161;1355520405;Diablo-D3;total cost of ownership over 24 month period. -189160;1355520408;Diablo-D3;per month. -189159;1355520427;smickles;ok, Diablo-D3 tell me straight, how many diff 1 shares per minute does 66 Gh/s expect to produce? -189158;1355520453;Diablo-D3;smickles: well, if 1gh does 14 per minute, its 14 * 66 -189157;1355520456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3518 @ 0.00061983 = 2.1806 BTC [+] -189156;1355520478;jcpham;i agree with what Diablo-D3 said. armchair math -189155;1355520509;jcpham;;;calc 14*66 -189154;1355520509;gribble;924 -189153;1355520536;Diablo-D3;[02:28:11] The expected generation output, at 1000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 3370181.79928, is 0.149224647288 BTC per day and 0.00621769363698 BTC per hour. -189152;1355520536;jcpham;;;calc 25/[bc,diff] -189151;1355520537;gribble;7.41799745205e-06 -189150;1355520553;smickles;Diablo-D3: and the cost per Gh per month you figured? -189149;1355520558;jcpham;;;calc 924*.00000741 -189148;1355520559;gribble;0.00684684 -189147;1355520565;Diablo-D3;;;calc 0.149224647288 * 30 -189146;1355520565;gribble;4.47673941864 -189145;1355520585;Diablo-D3;;;calc 4.47673941864 - 0.0995809951366 -189144;1355520585;gribble;4.3771584235 -189143;1355520590;Diablo-D3;thats your profit per month per gh -189142;1355520606;smickles;ok, profit less revenue :P -189141;1355520624;Diablo-D3;smickles: hrm? -189140;1355520658;Diablo-D3;btw, I did that math using 12 cents per kwh -189139;1355520665;Diablo-D3;you'll have to substitute your own in for serious math -189138;1355520679;Namjies;Still no one in here willing to lend me 100 BTC I presume? -189137;1355520679;Diablo-D3;US depending on where you live is usually between 8 and 12 for residential -189136;1355520723;Diablo-D3;now lets say diff increases 100x -189135;1355520758;Diablo-D3;you'll still be making 0.4476 per month and paying out 0.099 per month -189134;1355520774;Diablo-D3;er that was 10x -189133;1355520777;Diablo-D3;hrm -189132;1355520782;Diablo-D3;if diff increases 100x, you're fucked -189131;1355520822;smickles;Diablo-D3: the idea is to factor out the diff changes -189130;1355520832;Diablo-D3;;;calc 4.47673941864 / 0.0995809951366 -189129;1355520832;gribble;44.9557610114 -189128;1355520836;mircea_popescu;smickles tbh i always thought miner wants to buy diff nto sell it. -189127;1355520847;Diablo-D3;diff cant increase more than that in the first 24 months -189126;1355520877;jcpham;i have at least 6 weeks of 0.00012427 US DOLLARS PER SHARE left at coinlab -189125;1355520883;jcpham;maybe asic will be here by then -189124;1355520897;Diablo-D3;;;calc 4.47673941864 / 0.0387878787879 -189123;1355520897;gribble;115.415938137 -189122;1355520907;Diablo-D3;diff cant increase that after 24 months -189121;1355520939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00060837 = 6.2662 BTC [-] -189120;1355520940;Diablo-D3;smickles: so how much would you be selling the futures for? -189119;1355520967;Diablo-D3;4.377 * 2 per gh? -189118;1355521034;Diablo-D3;smickles: anyhow, I did the hard part of the math for you I think -189117;1355521062;Diablo-D3;diff can't go above 115x what it is now with btc at 13.50 -189116;1355521091;gigavps;Diablo-D3 you sure? -189115;1355521107;Diablo-D3;gigavps: this is a profit calculation -189114;1355521116;jcpham;i think my asic purchase is only profitable for me up to a 30x diff increase -189113;1355521121;jcpham;after 30x i'm fucked -189112;1355521135;Diablo-D3;gigavps: with 12 cents a kwh power, and avalon units using 400 watts for 66gh, and btc at $13.50 -189111;1355521138;jcpham;so a diff of 90 mil would end my mining -189110;1355521140;Diablo-D3;gigavps: 115x is fatal -189109;1355521150;gigavps;who cares -189108;1355521153;gigavps;i'll mine -189107;1355521158;gigavps;i'm married to bitcoin -189106;1355521162;jcpham;hahaha -189105;1355521164;Diablo-D3;I think you missed the point. -189104;1355521173;Diablo-D3;;;diff -189103;1355521173;gribble;3370181.799277837 -189102;1355521176;gigavps;i just said i don't care -189101;1355521180;gigavps;diff is dropping -189100;1355521184;gigavps;no one is delivering asics -189099;1355521185;jcpham;yeah it is -189098;1355521186;Diablo-D3;3.37 million diff -189097;1355521200;gigavps;;;bc,estimate -189096;1355521200;gribble;3043795.00466468 -189095;1355521201;jcpham;predictinator says diff is going down down down -189094;1355521204;jcpham;until asic exists -189093;1355521209;gigavps;;;bc,diffchange -189092;1355521210;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | -9.6845456433 % based on data since last change | -15.4954531067 % based on data for last three days -189091;1355521215;Diablo-D3;so we'd need roughly 388 million diff for avalon to become unprofitable -189090;1355521224;jcpham;jeez -189089;1355521286;Diablo-D3;I think I scared smickles -189088;1355521293;smickles;Diablo-D3: so you said that the cost of equipment and elec. per month per gh was ~.09958? -189087;1355521321;Diablo-D3;[02:25:27] ;;calc 0.12 / 1000 * 6.06060606061 / 13.50 * 24 * 30 -189086;1355521322;Diablo-D3;[02:25:27] 0.0387878787879 -189085;1355521328;Diablo-D3;[02:26:11] ;;calc 0.0387878787879 + 0.0607931163487 -189084;1355521328;Diablo-D3;[02:26:11] 0.0995809951366 -189083;1355521331;Diablo-D3;yes. -189082;1355521344;Diablo-D3;oh and -189081;1355521347;Diablo-D3;[02:21:36] ;;calc 1300 / 66 / 13.50 / 24 -189080;1355521347;Diablo-D3;[02:21:37] 0.0607931163487 -189079;1355521365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2702 @ 0.00339777 = 9.1808 BTC [-] -189078;1355521372;Diablo-D3;pretty sure I did the math right -189077;1355521375;jcpham;smickles if you need a partner to operate mining equipment for you... -189076;1355521402;Diablo-D3;dollars per kwh to watt hour times 6.06 watts convert to btc convert to day convert to month -189075;1355521416;Diablo-D3;oh and -189074;1355521425;jcpham;smickles let's create a mining asset and take the bitcoins! -189073;1355521426;Diablo-D3;[02:24:52] ;;calc 400 / 66 -189072;1355521426;Diablo-D3;[02:24:52] 6.06060606061 -189071;1355521435;Diablo-D3;smickles: so thats all the math. -189070;1355521459;Diablo-D3;smickles: 1300, 66, and 400 are dollars, gh, and watts from the vendor per unit -189069;1355521480;Diablo-D3;smickles: 0.12 is dollars per kwh -189068;1355521495;Diablo-D3;smickles: so you should be able to script that easily -189067;1355521717;smickles;i need to research futures a bit more :o -189066;1355521818;thestringpuller;mining future -189065;1355521819;thestringpuller;s -189064;1355521852;Diablo-D3;ha ha I scared smickles -189063;1355521864;Diablo-D3;smickles: wait, what was the last you saw? -189062;1355521868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00061517 = 4.5215 BTC [+] -189061;1355521886;smickles;Diablo-D3: it's not about your numbers, it's about my formula, the delta of diff futures etc -189060;1355521941;smickles;*delta of diff futures atm -189059;1355522039;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.60781728 = 607.8173 BTC [-] -189058;1355522055;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.52540165 = 525.4017 BTC [-] -189057;1355522133;Diablo-D3;smickles: ahh -189056;1355522134;Diablo-D3;see -189055;1355522138;Diablo-D3;I'd rather go for worst case -189054;1355522151;Diablo-D3;whats the chances of diff increasing 115x from right now -189053;1355522241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00060837 = 3.9544 BTC [-] -189052;1355522242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19650 @ 0.00060491 = 11.8865 BTC [-] -189051;1355522277;mircea_popescu;abracadabra looks to buy more gpus <<< prolly a safer investment -189050;1355522280;mircea_popescu;at least they can be sold -189049;1355522333;jcpham;gpu mining is profitable if you have free power and enough time -189048;1355522347;jcpham;that time variable just got bigger though -189047;1355522350;Diablo-D3;yeah, if you have free power, you can just get unlimited gpus -189046;1355522356;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 90 @ 0.08471093 = 7.624 BTC [-] -189045;1355522364;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -189044;1355522365;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.34640, Best ask: 13.34641, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.34640, 24 hour volume: 63684.39592991, 24 hour low: 13.00000, 24 hour high: 13.90119, 24 hour vwap: 13.59704 -189043;1355522371;mircea_popescu;we just lost half a cent -189042;1355522374;mircea_popescu;dolla -189041;1355522378;jcpham;down she goes -189040;1355522402;mircea_popescu;i was like, wtf are ppl buying puts -189039;1355522410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6232 @ 0.00061517 = 3.8337 BTC [+] -189038;1355522411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19054 @ 0.00061572 = 11.7319 BTC [+] -189037;1355522433;smickles;mircea_popescu: did i not chat with you about this happening? -189036;1355522441;smickles;it touched 13 -189035;1355522469;mircea_popescu;well ya but i dun trust ta any -189034;1355522485;smickles;:D -189033;1355522486;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.52536606 = 525.3661 BTC [-] -189032;1355522487;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.60778466 = 607.7847 BTC [-] -189031;1355522544;mircea_popescu;28k sold seems like, 5+4 5+4 10 -189030;1355522565;smickles;vwap is still 13.59 tho -189029;1355522579;mircea_popescu;yea -189028;1355522606;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 78 @ 0.1599 = 12.4722 BTC [-] -189027;1355522608;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 922 @ 0.17157857 = 158.1954 BTC [+] -189026;1355522609;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.12227209 = 122.2721 BTC [-] -189025;1355522617;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.23049813 = 230.4981 BTC [-] -189024;1355522725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3474 @ 0.00060798 = 2.1121 BTC [-] -189023;1355523256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1546 @ 0.00061572 = 0.9519 BTC [+] -189022;1355523257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8001 @ 0.00062459 = 4.9973 BTC [+] -189021;1355523424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18326 @ 0.00060975 = 11.1743 BTC [-] -189020;1355523425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1239 @ 0.00060491 = 0.7495 BTC [-] -189019;1355523426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2242 @ 0.00060317 = 1.3523 BTC [-] -189018;1355524070;smickles;ok, so, when you are mining, are you essentially buying diff, or selling diff by the action of mining? -189017;1355524117;Diablo-D3;smickles: you're selling a service -189016;1355524122;smickles;your work pressures the diff to increase, so you are, in effect selling diff -189015;1355524126;mircea_popescu;when you are mining you are taking virtual diff and turning it into real diff. -189014;1355524131;Diablo-D3;what your service is worth is a function of diff and btc prices -189013;1355524136;mircea_popescu;thus it helps to have a supply of already bought virtual diff -189012;1355524158;smickles;so, i had the move wrong -189011;1355524203;smickles;if mining is equiv. to selling diff, then buying diff futures nixes it, and any leftover value (the extrinsic value) is profit -189010;1355524293;Diablo-D3;smickles: what is the future of? -189009;1355524300;smickles;the difficulty -189008;1355524327;Diablo-D3;uh -189007;1355524329;Diablo-D3;how does that work? -189006;1355524350;smickles;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=X.IDIFF.DEC -189005;1355524361;smickles;X.IDIFF.DEC settles in BTC on the third Wednesday of December each year before midnight GMT as equal to the network difficulty then current, truncated to an integer and expressed in satoshi. -189004;1355524368;mircea_popescu;smickles http://mpex.co?mpsic=X.IDIFF.DEC -189003;1355524370;smickles;Diablo-D3: ^the relavant part -189002;1355524372;smickles;er -189001;1355524379;Diablo-D3;I dont get how that works -189000;1355524411;smickles;it's worth an amount of satoshis equal to the diff rate on dec 19th at midnight -188999;1355524449;smickles;so when you mine btc, you are essentially doing the same thing as selling that contract -188998;1355524449;Diablo-D3;okay so -188997;1355524456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5749 @ 0.00062459 = 3.5908 BTC [+] -188996;1355524456;Diablo-D3;smickles: okay so wait -188995;1355524457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1071 @ 0.00062706 = 0.6716 BTC [+] -188994;1355524458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6630 @ 0.00062714 = 4.1579 BTC [+] -188993;1355524461;Diablo-D3;if I want to make money -188992;1355524472;Diablo-D3;I create the futures, sell them, and then mine like no tommorow? -188991;1355524483;smickles;actually -188990;1355524501;mircea_popescu;i think you buy them -188989;1355524522;Diablo-D3;well who creates the futures then? -188988;1355524546;smickles;anyone -188987;1355524549;Diablo-D3;because whoever is mining wants to bet the diff will only go up -188986;1355524562;smickles;oh, who should do it? -188985;1355524565;mircea_popescu;no, whoever is mining wants to insure against diff going up -188984;1355524568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00061947 = 4.3673 BTC [-] -188983;1355524583;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: if they're playing the future game? -188982;1355524600;Diablo-D3;because the more mining hardware they own, the more the diff goes up -188981;1355524605;smickles;Diablo-D3: mircea_popescu and I are talking about two different things, him: insureance, me arbitrage -188980;1355524618;Diablo-D3;ahh -188979;1355524621;Diablo-D3;neither of you make sense to me -188978;1355524639;smickles;it's possible to calc a point to buy at where anything on one side of the line is risk free profit -188977;1355524648;smickles;*really low risk anyway -188976;1355524657;smickles;you'd have to keep the mining farm operating -188975;1355524669;mircea_popescu;look, it's really simple. you have 1k btc, want to mine. case A : you buy mining gear worth 1k btc. mine. as diff goes up you make less btc from mining -188974;1355524678;Diablo-D3;smickles: but why wouldnt I just sell mining contracts instead? -188973;1355524686;mircea_popescu;case B : you buy 900 BTC worth of mining gear and 100 btc worth of diff futures -188972;1355524697;mircea_popescu;as diff goes up you make less from mining but some money from the future -188971;1355524703;mircea_popescu;so overall you end up having more money than case A -188970;1355524716;Diablo-D3;okay, so you DO want diff to go up if you want to win at futures -188969;1355524723;mircea_popescu;if you buy them yes. -188968;1355524727;mircea_popescu;if you sell them no. -188967;1355524731;Diablo-D3;crap -188966;1355524733;Diablo-D3;that sucks then -188965;1355524738;smickles;Diablo-D3: because people shouldn't actually buy those mining contracts, the fact that there is a market for that shit baffles me -188964;1355524755;Diablo-D3;smickles: well, I was using it as virtual hash power for dmc before we got dmc -188963;1355524763;Diablo-D3;nefario was kind enough to steal a lot of dmc's money doing that -188962;1355524818;smickles;Diablo-D3: what's the max diff increase per occurrance? -188961;1355524830;Diablo-D3;smickles: Im not sure -188960;1355524833;Diablo-D3;ask gmaxwell or sipa -188959;1355524858;smickles;kk -188958;1355524862;smickles;;;bc,diff -188957;1355524862;gribble;3370181.7992778 -188956;1355524894;Diablo-D3;smickles: its fast enough we can cross that 115x in 24 months if we had the hardware to do it -188955;1355524994;lyspooner;smickles, the future is very good for miners to buy -188954;1355525002;Diablo-D3;smickles: but we'd have to go from 17TH to like 17EH or something -188953;1355525002;mircea_popescu;400% -188952;1355525046;mircea_popescu;the problem is that as hash output increases the 2k blocks go by faster, so the 400% is not related to time -188951;1355525056;mircea_popescu;you could get 1mn% in a few hours with enough power added -188950;1355525073;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: trying to play that game doesnt work -188949;1355525076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00062165 = 10.4437 BTC [+] -188948;1355525091;Diablo-D3;people were like "what if I power cycled a 51% mining cluster" -188947;1355525092;Diablo-D3;it doesnt work -188946;1355525101;lyspooner;"not related to time"... it's defined by time, if you just rid your antiquated idea of what time is -188945;1355525102;mircea_popescu;"work" -188944;1355525106;Diablo-D3;2016 blocks on, 2016 blocks off -188943;1355525109;mircea_popescu;lol right lyspooner -188942;1355525110;Diablo-D3;you cant beat the game that way -188941;1355525141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18020 @ 0.00062714 = 11.3011 BTC [+] -188940;1355525142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7108 @ 0.00062729 = 4.4588 BTC [+] -188939;1355525247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17993 @ 0.00062729 = 11.2868 BTC [+] -188938;1355525249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5907 @ 0.0006273 = 3.7055 BTC [+] -188937;1355525334;Diablo-D3;lyspooner: well, Ive used difficulty as a unit of time before -188936;1355525347;Diablo-D3;makes a lot of calculations a lot easier -188935;1355525367;lyspooner;Bitcoin Time is time -188934;1355525395;lyspooner;the blockchain has been described as a distributed timestamp -188933;1355525409;Diablo-D3;and it sorta is -188932;1355525463;mircea_popescu;kinda is yea -188931;1355525479;Diablo-D3;its more of an ordering protocol than anything -188930;1355525538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16672 @ 0.0006241 = 10.405 BTC [-] -188929;1355525650;lyspooner;yes, that incremental blockheader is a very beautiful thing. although the block reward halving party wasn't as exciting as a new years countdown -188928;1355525671;lyspooner;memorylessness of waiting for a block -188927;1355525692;mircea_popescu;hehe wait for next one, when it goes from 25 to 12.5 -188926;1355525958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1513 @ 0.0006241 = 0.9443 BTC [-] -188925;1355525960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9087 @ 0.00062386 = 5.669 BTC [-] -188924;1355526006;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -188923;1355526007;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.34963, Best ask: 13.36000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01037, Last trade: 13.34963, 24 hour volume: 67793.60594621, 24 hour low: 13.00000, 24 hour high: 13.90119, 24 hour vwap: 13.57774 -188922;1355526052;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.2315999 = 231.5999 BTC [+] -188921;1355526055;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.17242083 = 172.4208 BTC [+] -188920;1355526061;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.12284241 = 122.8424 BTC [+] -188919;1355526306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14093 @ 0.0006273 = 8.8405 BTC [+] -188918;1355526308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2899 @ 0.00062746 = 1.819 BTC [+] -188917;1355526480;jcpham;http://static.pinboard.in/prosperity_cloud.htm -188916;1355526549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00062386 = 4.679 BTC [-] -188915;1355526633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00062727 = 11.2909 BTC [+] -188914;1355526679;mircea_popescu;Each successful applicant will receive $37. This will cover the cost of six months of hosting at prgmr.com and a productivity-enhancing hot beverage. -188913;1355526681;mircea_popescu;gtfo -188912;1355527371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062398 = 2.6962 BTC [-] -188911;1355527372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062394 = 2.696 BTC [-] -188910;1355527373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4763 @ 0.00062386 = 2.9714 BTC [-] -188909;1355527375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10495 @ 0.00062146 = 6.5222 BTC [-] -188908;1355527766;jcpham;$37 is all you need to suceed! -188907;1355527783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006215 = 2.6855 BTC [+] -188906;1355527784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9505 @ 0.00062146 = 5.907 BTC [-] -188905;1355527786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3874 @ 0.00061993 = 2.4016 BTC [-] -188904;1355527820;mircea_popescu;im sick of dubious hacks trying to be viral. -188903;1355527824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7497 @ 0.00061993 = 4.6476 BTC [-] -188902;1355527837;mircea_popescu;i don't need 37 to succeed and i specifically do not need some nobody giving it to me. -188901;1355527884;jcpham;c'mon is funny -188900;1355528014;mircea_popescu;nope -188899;1355528019;mircea_popescu;i'd say it's unfunny -188898;1355528701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00337576 = 6.5827 BTC [-] -188897;1355529019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062701 = 2.7093 BTC [+] -188896;1355529020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1133 @ 0.00062727 = 0.7107 BTC [+] -188895;1355529178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006271 = 2.7097 BTC [-] -188894;1355529180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1967 @ 0.00062727 = 1.2338 BTC [+] -188893;1355529514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11901 @ 0.00062746 = 7.4674 BTC [+] -188892;1355529515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1750 @ 0.00062779 = 1.0986 BTC [+] -188891;1355529517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13949 @ 0.00062784 = 8.7577 BTC [+] -188890;1355529785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.00062729 = 5.1751 BTC [-] -188889;1355530485;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -188888;1355530486;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.54501, Best ask: 13.54502, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.54501, 24 hour volume: 69716.29959509, 24 hour low: 13.00000, 24 hour high: 13.90119, 24 hour vwap: 13.56544 -188887;1355530489;mircea_popescu;soo... rebound ? -188886;1355530601;mircea_popescu;pigeons : for your viewing pleasure, i bring you http://imfed.org/ratings/ -188885;1355530692;iz;;;bc,nethash -188884;1355530693;gribble;20297.881954241293 -188883;1355530700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062769 = 2.7122 BTC [+] -188882;1355530701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3679 @ 0.00062784 = 2.3098 BTC [+] -188881;1355530864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2603 @ 0.00062729 = 1.6328 BTC [-] -188880;1355530866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061999 = 2.679 BTC [-] -188879;1355530867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7129 @ 0.00061993 = 4.4195 BTC [-] -188878;1355530868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00061947 = 1.5177 BTC [-] -188877;1355530869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2115 @ 0.00061872 = 1.3086 BTC [-] -188876;1355530996;pigeons;mircea_popescu: who runs that? -188875;1355531024;mircea_popescu;some new forum kid -188874;1355531038;mircea_popescu;-pr is making it her life mission to skewer btctalk noobies it seems -188873;1355531046;mircea_popescu;i guess she's run out of old trolls to bite the heads off -188872;1355531066;pigeons;the presentation is nice -188871;1355531138;mircea_popescu;isnt it like stock wp ? -188870;1355531175;pigeons;pretty close -188869;1355531249;pigeons;heh, "free vanity addresses" -188868;1355531291;jurov;just read scrollback.. so we are bribing asset/passthrough issuers now? and mpex.co :) -188867;1355531343;mircea_popescu;Hello everyone, my name is Yifu. Despise my fairly-lengthy involvement with Bitcoin, most of you do not know me. -188866;1355531347;mircea_popescu;gotta love esl -188865;1355531356;mircea_popescu;jurov :p -188864;1355531363;pigeons;i also love how people think a month is a long time -188863;1355531380;mircea_popescu;well... not people per se. investoars. -188862;1355531402;mircea_popescu;gotta give it to them : they won' be around in 2-3 of those so. their mark must be left in a week preferably. -188861;1355531410;pigeons;i mean i've been reading this forum for a month, therefore i've got fairly lenghty involvement in the project -188860;1355531475;mircea_popescu;yeah -188859;1355531484;mircea_popescu;so in the end avalon actually ships jan ? -188858;1355531659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11408 @ 0.00062518 = 7.1321 BTC [+] -188857;1355531660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1592 @ 0.00062768 = 0.9993 BTC [+] -188856;1355531675;pigeons;doesnt look like bfl or cable[pair will -188855;1355531729;mircea_popescu;who banked on avalon ? -188854;1355531863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00339777 = 3.3978 BTC [+] -188853;1355531888;mircea_popescu;Let's assume Tom sold 1000 units, that's give or take 50TH/s, -188852;1355531888;mircea_popescu;Avalon only selling 300 units first batch, ~20TH. -188851;1355531888;mircea_popescu;BFL sells a crazy estimate of 2000 units, 120TH. -188850;1355531890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 244 @ 0.00339777 = 0.8291 BTC [+] -188849;1355531894;mircea_popescu;ahh, the sweet days of october -188848;1355531986;jurov;maybe that was already discussed, but what if i do 1.mkfut 2. sell all the futures 3. difficulty skyrockets -188847;1355532004;jurov;they'll get forcibly liquidated even if nwner is different now? -188846;1355532007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061877 = 2.6737 BTC [-] -188845;1355532009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11279 @ 0.00061872 = 6.9785 BTC [-] -188844;1355532011;jurov;*owner -188843;1355532018;mircea_popescu;jurov YOUR collateral is what gets wiped. -188842;1355532024;mircea_popescu;the new owner gets it -188841;1355532065;jurov;ok, but what if i did not have enough collateral? -188840;1355532113;jurov;new owner will suddenly see the futures liquidated? -188839;1355532139;mircea_popescu;yeah. -188838;1355532141;mircea_popescu;Also unlike other futures contracts X.IDIFF.* are not subject to an insurance fee. Consequently, in the event of a net seller's deposited collateral being exceded by current difficulty a proportional number of open contracts will be forcibly liquidated. -188837;1355532255;jurov;interesting -188836;1355532263;mircea_popescu;101`179.33038841 BTC klalala -188835;1355532275;mircea_popescu;jurov it's a little kludgy, but i see no other way to do it. -188834;1355532290;mircea_popescu;hopefully mining market matures soon and we can move to a saner method -188833;1355532671;jurov;in the meantime, asic suppliers have got ideal instrument for insider trading -188832;1355532738;jurov;as using them to mine bears the risk someone spotting them -188831;1355533103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00062273 = 0.1868 BTC [+] -188830;1355533213;mircea_popescu;so they buy diff before they deliver cause thye know they will ? -188829;1355533316;Namjies;Why not? -188828;1355533343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4021 @ 0.00062273 = 2.504 BTC [+] -188827;1355533344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8979 @ 0.00062262 = 5.5905 BTC [-] -188826;1355533345;Namjies;I'd abuse the heck out of those futures if I knew I was about to dump massive hashing into the network. -188825;1355533441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17271 @ 0.00062262 = 10.7533 BTC [-] -188824;1355533442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2379 @ 0.00061872 = 1.4719 BTC [-] -188823;1355533574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00062431 = 4.8384 BTC [+] -188822;1355533576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2729 @ 0.00062768 = 1.7129 BTC [+] -188821;1355533577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2272 @ 0.00062784 = 1.4265 BTC [+] -188820;1355533578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9530 @ 0.00062848 = 5.9894 BTC [+] -188819;1355533579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 719 @ 0.00062914 = 0.4524 BTC [+] -188818;1355533639;Namjies;Well I'm lacking 21.25 BTC on my loan for it to get funded, expiring in ~ an hour: https://btcjam.com/listings/899 -188817;1355533671;Namjies;Anyone can fill that last stretch? -188816;1355533903;dub;guruvan seems to have lost it -188815;1355534039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006189 = 2.6743 BTC [-] -188814;1355534040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6979 @ 0.00061872 = 4.318 BTC [-] -188813;1355534403;mircea_popescu;dub what he do ? -188812;1355534418;mircea_popescu;Namjies in principle i can see it. -188811;1355534445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062881 = 2.7171 BTC [+] -188810;1355534447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11881 @ 0.00062914 = 7.4748 BTC [+] -188809;1355534448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9148 @ 0.00062962 = 5.7598 BTC [+] -188808;1355534449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14350 @ 0.00062973 = 9.0366 BTC [+] -188807;1355535096;mircea_popescu;no one use MPW this time. include us, BFL ,bASIC, asicminer, etc. -188806;1355535096;mircea_popescu;just like a Chinese network catchword: we are all fighting without pants. (我们都已经脱了裤子干了) -188805;1355535107;mircea_popescu;i guess today i learned how you spell insanity in chinese. -188804;1355535189;Diablo-D3;mpw? -188803;1355535237;smickles;;;bc,diff -188802;1355535237;gribble;3370181.7992778 -188801;1355535328;mircea_popescu;yeah. -188800;1355535333;mircea_popescu;multi project -188799;1355535351;mircea_popescu;like a proper run but for 1/50 of cost -188798;1355535432;Diablo-D3;oh, that -188797;1355535565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062163 = 2.6861 BTC [-] -188796;1355535567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17629 @ 0.00062161 = 10.9584 BTC [-] -188795;1355535616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 58823 @ 0.0034 = 199.9982 BTC [+] -188794;1355535800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062944 = 2.7198 BTC [+] -188793;1355535801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062969 = 2.7209 BTC [+] -188792;1355535803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00062973 = 3.558 BTC [+] -188791;1355535804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00063006 = 9.3249 BTC [+] -188790;1355535805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12573 @ 0.00063011 = 7.9224 BTC [+] -188789;1355535841;smickles;there is now a spread on idiff.mar -188788;1355535878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 265 @ 0.0034 = 0.901 BTC [+] -188787;1355536102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5214 @ 0.00062313 = 3.249 BTC [-] -188786;1355536126;mircea_popescu;ahaha -188785;1355536142;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00000823/0.1395 -188784;1355536143;gribble;5.89964157706e-05 -188783;1355536154;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1-0.00000823/0.1395 -188782;1355536155;gribble;0.999941003584 -188781;1355536165;mircea_popescu;what's a 99,994% spread lmao -188780;1355536520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100000 @ 0.0034 = 340 BTC [+] -188779;1355536692;dub;heh nice quote -188778;1355536715;dub;guns dont kill people, people who say 'guns dont kill people' kill people with guns -188777;1355536735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300000 @ 0.0034 = 1020 BTC [+] -188776;1355536840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300000 @ 0.0034 = 1020 BTC [+] -188775;1355536874;mircea_popescu;eh -188774;1355536901;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -188773;1355536904;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00328789 / 0.00339807 / 0.0034 (930860 shares, 3,163.13 BTC), 30day: 0.00308319 / 0.00337654 / 0.0034 (2870204 shares, 9,691.38 BTC) -188772;1355536911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300000 @ 0.0034 = 1020 BTC [+] -188771;1355536931;mircea_popescu;lol, people like the dividends eh -188770;1355537028;Diablo-D3;I dont -188769;1355537033;Diablo-D3;they're disgusting things -188768;1355537062;mircea_popescu;it sold like... 3.5-4k in the past half hour -188767;1355537074;Diablo-D3;the fuck. -188766;1355537084;Diablo-D3;the _fuck_ -188765;1355537089;Diablo-D3;did the bot just get stuck or what? -188764;1355537102;mircea_popescu;for those sorts of sums i doubt it -188763;1355537117;Diablo-D3;three identical orders totaling 3k? -188762;1355537180;mircea_popescu;comes to 1mn if you take the other 100k one -188761;1355537184;mircea_popescu;and a 60k before -188760;1355537230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 18500 @ 0.0034 = 62.9 BTC [+] -188759;1355537663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 320000 @ 0.0034 = 1088 BTC [+] -188758;1355537824;Diablo-D3;airjaerkfd;c' -188757;1355537920;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INKG] 150 @ 0.07458535 = 11.1878 BTC [+] -188756;1355537950;mircea_popescu;heh that 34k block is like half gone. -188755;1355538044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2524 @ 0.00062162 = 1.569 BTC [-] -188754;1355538046;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 725 @ 0.22344233 = 161.9957 BTC [-] -188753;1355538116;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ISP5] 550 @ 0.10152287 = 55.8376 BTC [-] -188752;1355538165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1797 @ 0.00062162 = 1.1171 BTC [-] -188751;1355538166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23171 @ 0.00062161 = 14.4033 BTC [-] -188750;1355538167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00062039 = 11.4152 BTC [-] -188749;1355538168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4698 @ 0.00061872 = 2.9067 BTC [-] -188748;1355538169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00061846 = 9.5243 BTC [-] -188747;1355538170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00061837 = 8.1006 BTC [-] -188746;1355538171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00061804 = 2.2867 BTC [-] -188745;1355538173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00061771 = 5.2814 BTC [-] -188744;1355538174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00061402 = 1.5351 BTC [-] -188743;1355538175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00061071 = 11.7867 BTC [-] -188742;1355538176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00061064 = 5.4958 BTC [-] -188741;1355538177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.0006095 = 6.3388 BTC [-] -188740;1355538177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00060938 = 10.1157 BTC [-] -188739;1355538178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27400 @ 0.0006087 = 16.6784 BTC [-] -188738;1355538179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19148 @ 0.00060854 = 11.6523 BTC [-] -188737;1355538180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9669 @ 0.00060793 = 5.8781 BTC [-] -188736;1355538181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17858 @ 0.00060317 = 10.7714 BTC [-] -188735;1355538182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19309 @ 0.00060027 = 11.5906 BTC [-] -188734;1355539646;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i'm gonig to get you investors -188733;1355539655;mircea_popescu;a ? -188732;1355539674;thestringpuller;I'm going to solicit rich people to give me money then I'll give it to you -188731;1355539700;thestringpuller;solid plan right? -188730;1355539724;mircea_popescu;lol -188729;1355539728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1686 @ 0.00062313 = 1.0506 BTC [+] -188728;1355539765;thestringpuller;srsly -188727;1355539778;thestringpuller;I know a few people who are sitting on fiat -188726;1355539784;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120184.msg1383654#msg1383654 lmao chinese people insulting each other is a riot -188725;1355539784;thestringpuller;I know a good person to give that to :) -188724;1355539798;mircea_popescu;what am i gonna do with fiat ? -188723;1355539804;Diablo-D3;I tried to put a stop to this one -188722;1355539806;thestringpuller;I'm going to convert it to btc first -188721;1355539807;Diablo-D3;I gave up -188720;1355539811;thestringpuller;and make it look like a fiat investment -188719;1355539819;thestringpuller;and just funnel fiat into btc via mpex -188718;1355539887;mircea_popescu;i had no idea you could do that. -188717;1355539942;thestringpuller;if someone gave me 10,000 dollars I would just put that into btc then give you the btc -188716;1355539948;thestringpuller;when I say you I mean mpex -188715;1355539958;pigeons;he doesn't need it -188714;1355539967;pigeons;give it to me, i'll do interesting things with it -188713;1355539998;thestringpuller;but he can give me an roi :P -188712;1355540011;thestringpuller;can you give me a solid investment platform pigeons for my investors? -188711;1355540032;pigeons;oh no return -188710;1355540040;pigeons;i was gonna spend it -188709;1355540043;thestringpuller;:P -188708;1355540136;mircea_popescu;lol on btc jam -188707;1355540154;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller actually s.dice looks set to make 5ish % this month -188706;1355540198;thestringpuller;;;calc .05 * 10000 -188705;1355540199;gribble;500 -188704;1355540201;thestringpuller;lol -188703;1355540259;thestringpuller;I think MPOE has more value to the community than DICE -188702;1355540276;mircea_popescu;apparently so think many others -188701;1355540280;mircea_popescu;it's like 2x the price -188700;1355540333;mircea_popescu;o look, it's the man himself. -188699;1355540336;thestringpuller;I think the future market is a good start, once you're able to buy manufacturing level volumes of commodities, people may use BTC as a primary trade vehile. -188698;1355540340;thestringpuller;vehicle* -188697;1355540350;evoorhees;bonjour mircea -188696;1355540355;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i been trying to get futures with phys delivery for a year now -188695;1355540361;mircea_popescu;it's insanely hard cause of legal lockdown -188694;1355540372;mircea_popescu;evoorhees everyone's in awe of s.dice here :D -188693;1355540376;thestringpuller;exactly, government sponsored monopoly it is -188692;1355540386;thestringpuller;not me, I think it's run by the mafia -188691;1355540389;evoorhees;in what way do you mean, mircea? -188690;1355540405;mircea_popescu;in the way of omg wtf 15k+ -188689;1355540433;evoorhees;it's never earned 15k+ in one day -188688;1355540445;mircea_popescu;current month tho. or are my figures off ? -188687;1355540448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006298 = 2.7214 BTC [+] -188686;1355540450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 939 @ 0.00063011 = 0.5917 BTC [+] -188685;1355540451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18090 @ 0.00063048 = 11.4054 BTC [+] -188684;1355540452;evoorhees;oh for the month... hehe yes -188683;1355540467;evoorhees;well, slightly less than that for Dec so far -188682;1355540483;evoorhees;more like 12k -188681;1355540487;mircea_popescu;was it seriously macau ppl betting like crazy ? -188680;1355540500;evoorhees;nobody from macau -188679;1355540503;mircea_popescu;a -188678;1355540512;evoorhees;we were introducing people there to bitcoin -188677;1355540523;evoorhees;it'll be a while before those connections make their way to bitcoinland -188676;1355540531;thestringpuller;evoorhees: I thought you'd be too busy having fun in New York to drop in on us. -188675;1355540534;evoorhees;no store in macau yet to buy btc :) -188674;1355540555;evoorhees;actually I'm stuck in bed right now cause a fucking spider bit me and it got infected -188673;1355540566;mircea_popescu;ouch -188672;1355540571;evoorhees;so I'm on antibiotics and have to keep my leg elevated -188671;1355540572;thestringpuller;now you'll get super powers no? -188670;1355540576;evoorhees;I'm hoping -188669;1355540582;mircea_popescu;those things suck -188668;1355540595;evoorhees;yeah :( -188667;1355540619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063037 = 2.7238 BTC [-] -188666;1355540620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6156 @ 0.00063048 = 3.8812 BTC [+] -188665;1355540621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11144 @ 0.0006306 = 7.0274 BTC [+] -188664;1355540650;thestringpuller;we should get phys delivery of cocoa by doing a deal with the columbian cartels -188663;1355540667;Diablo-D3;MAKE THIS HAPPEN, ASSHOLES: https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/define-westboro-baptist-church-hate-group-due-promoting-animosity-against-differing-cultural/xHF0d3nq?utm_source=wh.gov&utm_medium=shorturl&utm_campaign=shorturl -188662;1355540708;thestringpuller;yes because signatures from romanian mobsters will help so much -188661;1355540709;mircea_popescu;i thought cocoa mostly comes from africa/ivory coast -188660;1355540722;thestringpuller;there is a large amount of it grown in south america -188659;1355540732;thestringpuller;unless it's changed -188658;1355540737;evoorhees;Diablo... that's a stupid petition lol -188657;1355540741;pigeons;https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/secure-resources-and-funding-and-begin-construction-death-star-2016/wlfKzFkN -188656;1355540755;thestringpuller;now that's a good petition -188655;1355540779;evoorhees;bleh... just another big government program -188654;1355540791;evoorhees;not the worst I've seen though ;) -188653;1355540830;pigeons;Ukto: you didn't get eskimobob either https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/ART -188652;1355540831;thestringpuller;I would say eCommerce is the worst -188651;1355540876;mircea_popescu;pigeons is this the mugmaking entreprise ? -188650;1355540914;pigeons;well the mugs were to get btc people interesting in giving a little coin to the effort to get a kiln -188649;1355540915;thestringpuller;EskimoBob never gives up -188648;1355540946;Ukto;pigeons: it happens -188647;1355540951;pigeons;yeah -188646;1355540955;pigeons;outlast -188645;1355540971;Ukto;I am not afraid of the competition that I will go mudslinging everywhere -188644;1355540979;pigeons;heh -188643;1355540991;Ukto;I have made arrangements for some assets now -188642;1355541019;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: the idea you had about certified code review, why not extend that to a code-factory -188641;1355541153;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -188640;1355541153;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 hour, 28 minutes, and 31 seconds ago: there is now a spread on idiff.mar -188639;1355541178;mircea_popescu;that may be an idea. -188638;1355541201;Ukto;heey evoorhees -188637;1355541211;thestringpuller;well the thing is mircea_popescu is that with the growing complexity of building code, it may be better for there to be an architect who can design it and to have code monkey's build it -188636;1355541219;Ukto;that sound like a pita x,x -188635;1355541252;evoorhees;hi ukto -188634;1355541280;mircea_popescu;maybe. -188633;1355541330;Ukto;evoorhees: sounds ike a great dividend month comming up :P -188632;1355541361;Ukto;I will probably be buying some shares myself via Terra once he gets things listed -188631;1355541372;evoorhees;best month yet, by far -188630;1355541406;Ukto;although I was planning to avoid buying shares on my own exchange, I really don't see much of a problem with it -188629;1355541415;Ukto;*but -188628;1355541555;thestringpuller;I feel like giving dividends to shareholders is a waste of capital -188627;1355541562;thestringpuller;use that money to give bonuses to the CEO's -188626;1355541867;mod6;hrm -188625;1355542661;thestringpuller;i should raise bitcoins to make dexter's lab -188624;1355542713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00063005 = 8.1276 BTC [-] -188623;1355542713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00062528 = 3.7517 BTC [-] -188622;1355542764;mircea_popescu;haha! i got assbot and all the split people can't see it. -188621;1355542982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1245517 @ 0.0034 = 4234.7578 BTC [+] -188620;1355543320;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: come again? -188619;1355543333;mircea_popescu;netsplit -188618;1355543338;mircea_popescu;whoa -188617;1355543341;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -188616;1355543343;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00328789 / 0.0033994 / 0.0034 (2813127 shares, 9,562.97 BTC), 30day: 0.00308319 / 0.00338584 / 0.0034 (4754221 shares, 16,097.04 BTC) -188615;1355543361;thestringpuller;what did you mean you got assbot? -188614;1355543401;mircea_popescu;he's on this side of the split -188613;1355543683;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1400804#msg1400804 why cant he stop? Is he really a troll? -188612;1355543698;Ukto;stupid netsplit -188611;1355543703;mircea_popescu;wb -188610;1355543759;Guest6144;hey -188609;1355543764;Guest6144;stupid nickserv -188608;1355543764;thestringpuller;another asset exchange? -188607;1355543765;thestringpuller;ugh -188606;1355543775;Guest6144;thestringpuller: another as of when? -188605;1355543794;Guest6144;BitFunder was in public beta testing in June -188604;1355543828;thestringpuller;sounds laaame -188603;1355543832;thestringpuller;just list on mpex -188602;1355543847;Guest6144;list an exchange on mpex? -188601;1355543853;mircea_popescu;lol -188600;1355543904;thestringpuller;yessir -188599;1355543931;Ukto;:P -188598;1355543969;thestringpuller;Utko, what do you own? -188597;1355544012;Ukto;BitFunder -188596;1355544023;Ukto;also, hashpower, and weexchange -188595;1355544025;mircea_popescu;and hp -188594;1355544043;Ukto;oh, and I own some of btct.co -188593;1355544046;Ukto;:) -188592;1355544050;Ukto;er BTC-GLOBAL -188591;1355544051;Ukto;even -188590;1355544107;kakobrekla;hp pft, ill open an international bitcoin machines -188589;1355544128;Ukto;Internation house of Bitocoins? IHOB? :P -188588;1355544134;kakobrekla;ibm -188587;1355544135;kakobrekla;:p -188586;1355544140;Ukto;hehehe -188585;1355544229;Ukto;wb -188584;1355544424;thestringpuller;fringe science! -188583;1355544437;thestringpuller;you know they are working on hyperspace trvel -188582;1355544468;pigeons;a seller's profile on a site i'm looking at : "im the most honest person i know" -188581;1355544476;Ukto;LOL -188580;1355544532;mircea_popescu;virgin -188579;1355544722;thestringpuller;like you mircea_popescu ? -188578;1355544731;mircea_popescu;heh -188577;1355544739;thestringpuller;:) -188576;1355544955;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: invest in fringe science -188575;1355544975;mircea_popescu;fridge dood. it's called fridge -188574;1355544987;thestringpuller;lol -188573;1355545021;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MGCG] 103 @ 0.12366005 = 12.737 BTC [-] -188572;1355545028;pigeons;special magnetic breacelets that take 5 strokes from your gold game if you believe enough, 5 btc -188571;1355545034;pigeons;*golf -188570;1355545067;mircea_popescu;do they go on penis ? -188569;1355545081;pigeons;10 btc -188568;1355545097;pigeons;gotta believe though -188567;1355545136;mircea_popescu;10 btc for 5 strokes ? wtf is this, 2009 ? -188566;1355545166;pigeons;results may vary -188565;1355545314;assbot;[MPEX] [X.EWTI] 133 @ 0.0614575 = 8.1738 BTC [-] -188564;1355545419;thestringpuller;so how do we get pysical delivery of futures? -188563;1355545476;mircea_popescu;need a clearinghouse. -188562;1355545597;Ukto;thestringpuller: DHL :P -188561;1355545606;Ukto;they are reliable, right? -188560;1355545683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00063014 = 7.7507 BTC [+] -188559;1355545684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.0006306 = 0.1261 BTC [+] -188558;1355545790;smickles;!ticker s.dice -188557;1355545792;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00328789 / 0.0033994 / 0.0034 (2813127 shares, 9,562.97 BTC), 30day: 0.00308319 / 0.00338584 / 0.0034 (4754221 shares, 16,097.04 BTC) -188556;1355545902;Bugpowder;holy shit -188555;1355545930;Bugpowder;somebody needs to buy my futures so I can buy S.DICE before it hits 6000000 -188554;1355545942;Bugpowder;2.5M share purchase? -188553;1355546037;Namjies;Which futures? -188552;1355546044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12353 @ 0.0034 = 42.0002 BTC [+] -188551;1355546106;Bugpowder;INDQ -188550;1355546118;Bugpowder;Gold Crude and Nas100 -188549;1355546138;Bugpowder;I'm selling at current settlement value for fucks sake -188548;1355546208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8106 @ 0.0006306 = 5.1116 BTC [+] -188547;1355546210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 244 @ 0.00063066 = 0.1539 BTC [+] -188546;1355546214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0034 = 6.8 BTC [+] -188545;1355546284;Bugpowder;S.DICE is going to explode by EOM -188544;1355546450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5086 @ 0.00063066 = 3.2075 BTC [+] -188543;1355546452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10626 @ 0.00063067 = 6.7015 BTC [+] -188542;1355546511;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i waswaiting for you to go online lol -188541;1355546525;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -188540;1355546527;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00328789 / 0.00339941 / 0.0034 (2827480 shares, 9,611.77 BTC), 30day: 0.00308319 / 0.00338588 / 0.0034 (4768574 shares, 16,145.84 BTC) -188539;1355546538;mircea_popescu;10k traded today. -188538;1355546596;mircea_popescu;lol -188537;1355546609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062555 = 2.703 BTC [-] -188536;1355546609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6775 @ 0.00062528 = 4.2363 BTC [-] -188535;1355546611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00062478 = 9.4342 BTC [-] -188534;1355546612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26536 @ 0.00062348 = 16.5447 BTC [-] -188533;1355546616;mircea_popescu;crazy day. -188532;1355546659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063065 = 2.725 BTC [+] -188531;1355546661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8374 @ 0.00063067 = 5.2812 BTC [+] -188530;1355546662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00063072 = 4.2258 BTC [+] -188529;1355546663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.0006308 = 1.8609 BTC [+] -188528;1355546664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1205 @ 0.00063101 = 0.7604 BTC [+] -188527;1355546828;mircea_popescu;alrighty, too much excitement for one day. catch you all later! -188526;1355546837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062381 = 2.6955 BTC [-] -188525;1355546839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14228 @ 0.00062348 = 8.8709 BTC [-] -188524;1355546840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.00062302 = 14.018 BTC [-] -188523;1355546840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41025 @ 0.0006189 = 25.3904 BTC [-] -188522;1355546841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17194 @ 0.00060654 = 10.4288 BTC [-] -188521;1355546843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3718 @ 0.0006058 = 2.2524 BTC [-] -188520;1355546844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2439 @ 0.00060027 = 1.4641 BTC [-] -188519;1355546845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00060016 = 18.0048 BTC [-] -188518;1355546852;Bugpowder;heh -188517;1355546860;Bugpowder;I need MOAR S.DICE -188516;1355546885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300000 @ 0.0006 = 180 BTC [-] -188515;1355546921;Bugpowder;10000*.002 -188514;1355546931;Namjies;Hey, SatoshiDice got slightly purchased today. -188513;1355546935;Bugpowder;not a bad days profit in sales fees -188512;1355546955;Bugpowder;All the other stocks have gone up massively -188511;1355546966;Bugpowder;only S.DICE priced the IPO correctly -188510;1355546971;Bugpowder;when the top tier sells out -188509;1355546975;Bugpowder;... -188508;1355546982;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder actually... they're making 5% a month ? -188507;1355546987;mircea_popescu;i fail to see how that's correctly. -188506;1355546988;Bugpowder;this month -188505;1355546991;Namjies;So other stocks were underpriced? -188504;1355547006;Bugpowder;let's see it for a few months in a row -188503;1355547022;Bugpowder;MPOE bot is making ~9% a month -188502;1355547028;mircea_popescu;yes this month. the thing is, i think after the variousdebacles startying with pirate people were loath to dump the 100k it should have commanded. -188501;1355547057;mircea_popescu;but at any rate, take the yearly ffigure : 32k, since april. -188500;1355547062;Bugpowder;yeah -188499;1355547065;Bugpowder;well -188498;1355547066;mircea_popescu;10% return ? in BTC ? -188497;1355547068;Bugpowder;actually 29k -188496;1355547084;Bugpowder;some stuck payouts right now -188495;1355547089;mircea_popescu;a ok -188494;1355547090;mircea_popescu;but still. -188493;1355547093;Bugpowder;yeah -188492;1355547105;mircea_popescu;there's never been an asset returning 10% a year IN BTC -188491;1355547110;mircea_popescu;not on this massive scale anyway. -188490;1355547133;Bugpowder;I have sellers remorse on S.MPOE and S.BVPS -188489;1355547135;mircea_popescu;so im definitely claiming firsts here. -188488;1355547137;Bugpowder;not happening with S.DICE -188487;1355547144;Bugpowder;Buy and hold -188486;1355547148;mircea_popescu;irl people usually advise to buy and hold -188485;1355547153;Namjies;How much did you sell S.BVPS? -188484;1355547153;mircea_popescu;in btc ? that's like ^2. or 3. -188483;1355547170;Namjies;Was it you who sold 100k? -188482;1355547170;Bugpowder;most at 35000 -188481;1355547172;Bugpowder;yeah -188480;1355547179;Namjies;Ah right. -188479;1355547186;Bugpowder;then some at 30000 -188478;1355547193;Bugpowder;when he was 3 days late on divvy -188477;1355547241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 120000 @ 0.0006 = 72 BTC [-] -188476;1355547244;Bugpowder;Panic selling kept me solvent in the GLBSE era. -188475;1355547257;mircea_popescu;lol -188474;1355547259;Namjies;I sent him a PM not to forget to pay dividends on the 9th and he paid out on the 9th. -188473;1355547269;mircea_popescu;anyway. im off for real. don't break anything! -188472;1355547274;Bugpowder;l8r -188471;1355547278;Bugpowder;need more coins' -188470;1355547279;Namjies;Not sure if because I took the time to remind him or not. -188469;1355547284;Namjies;Later, mircea -188468;1355547320;Namjies;Hmm, on GLBSE, panic selling was what I was NOT doing. -188467;1355581015;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller lemme know. -188466;1355581033;mircea_popescu;hey pigeons, there's a half frozen hungry desperate dieing pigeon in my yard. -188465;1355581038;mircea_popescu;think i should throw it some bread ? -188464;1355581092;pigeons;would you want bread? how about a juicy worm -188463;1355581144;mircea_popescu;lol da fuck ima find worms under 2 feet of snow -188462;1355582893;kakobrekla;afaik bread is no good in winter for birds -188461;1355582930;EskimoBob;do not give them dark bread, it has too much salt and this will kill the poor bastards -188460;1355582957;EskimoBob;oat is good -188459;1355583002;EskimoBob;strange, we have pigeons too but they do not freeze even when it's -40C -188458;1355583045;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-dedicated-domains/ << -188457;1355583059;EskimoBob;your pigeons over there need winter coats :) -188456;1355583065;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob i was going to ask for a few bitcoins off pigeons to pay for it. -188455;1355583085;EskimoBob;get some thread and start knitting -188454;1355583241;EskimoBob;fluffy pink thread is probably nice for southern pigeons -188453;1355583308;EskimoBob;http://img.ymlp.com/stitchandbitchlondon_cooeylion.jpg -188452;1355583314;EskimoBob;blue looks good too -188451;1355583704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062839 = 2.7153 BTC [-] -188450;1355583704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13860 @ 0.00062805 = 8.7048 BTC [-] -188449;1355583749;mircea_popescu;http://www.buywithbtc.com/this-week-mpex.html -188448;1355583752;mircea_popescu;that is pretty cute. -188447;1355583805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00338595 = 6.4333 BTC [+] -188446;1355583806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6923 @ 0.0034 = 23.5382 BTC [+] -188445;1355583901;Bugpowder;Cant the price go super high, all the calls get exercised, then the price crash. Like in the Pirate crash month. -188444;1355583926;Bugpowder;MOAR S.DICE -188443;1355584184;mircea_popescu;there's options on s.dice ? -188442;1355584802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3019 @ 0.00062686 = 1.8925 BTC [-] -188441;1355584804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7831 @ 0.00063514 = 4.9738 BTC [+] -188440;1355585738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063509 = 2.7442 BTC [-] -188439;1355585739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12069 @ 0.00063514 = 7.6655 BTC [+] -188438;1355585740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00063522 = 9.1472 BTC [+] -188437;1355585741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5737 @ 0.00063547 = 3.6457 BTC [+] -188436;1355585742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4651 @ 0.00063608 = 2.9584 BTC [+] -188435;1355587049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13357 @ 0.00063539 = 8.4869 BTC [-] -188434;1355587151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11349 @ 0.00063608 = 7.2189 BTC [+] -188433;1355587152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 951 @ 0.00063787 = 0.6066 BTC [+] -188432;1355587622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0033353 = 6.6706 BTC [-] -188431;1355587623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.0033341 = 5.668 BTC [-] -188430;1355588459;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 800 @ 0.16532973 = 132.2638 BTC [-] -188429;1355588477;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 900 @ 0.21548437 = 193.9359 BTC [-] -188428;1355588654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19306 @ 0.00063539 = 12.2668 BTC [-] -188427;1355589323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6911 @ 0.00063787 = 4.4083 BTC [+] -188426;1355589325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3439 @ 0.00063789 = 2.1937 BTC [+] -188425;1355590657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063551 = 2.746 BTC [-] -188424;1355590659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20387 @ 0.00063539 = 12.9537 BTC [-] -188423;1355590659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1181 @ 0.00063096 = 0.7452 BTC [-] -188422;1355591062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063115 = 2.7272 BTC [+] -188421;1355591063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7579 @ 0.00063096 = 4.782 BTC [-] -188420;1355591403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12694 @ 0.00063096 = 8.0094 BTC [-] -188419;1355591699;EskimoBob;can you guys add https://www.litecoinglobal.com/ and https://btct.co/ and https://bitfunder.com/ to assbots feed list? -188418;1355591708;Diablo-D3;yesplease -188417;1355591720;Diablo-D3;Im tired of seeing the mpoe and dice exchange. -188416;1355591845;kakobrekla;they know where to find me, bug them. -188415;1355591873;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: DOOO EEEET -188414;1355591883;kakobrekla;barking at the wrong tree Diablo-D3 -188413;1355591904;Diablo-D3;dude, I bark at all trees concurrently -188412;1355591913;kakobrekla;:) -188411;1355591936;mircea_popescu;lol -188410;1355591955;mircea_popescu;iirc burnside was saying he'll get the twitter feed. -188409;1355591961;mircea_popescu;ukto too -188408;1355591969;Diablo-D3;fuck twitter feeds -188407;1355591972;EskimoBob;pigeons: send me your username at litecoinglobal and I can do the transfer -188406;1355591976;Diablo-D3;twitter is not a generic messaging protocol -188405;1355591986;Diablo-D3;just use fucking telnet -188404;1355591995;EskimoBob;twitter is for birds -188403;1355592008;Diablo-D3;angry ones? -188402;1355592010;Ukto;hey EskimoBob -188401;1355592021;EskimoBob;Ukto: Hi -188400;1355592028;Ukto;good luck with the sales! :) -188399;1355592040;Ukto;hope you guys get the equipment you need -188398;1355592047;Ukto;think it should work out -188397;1355592051;Ukto;I* -188396;1355592066;EskimoBob;I need that :) Sorry, for not going with your exchange. BTW; we can do a PT, if you like that idea -188395;1355592080;Ukto;dont be sorry -188394;1355592083;Ukto;it really isnt a competition -188393;1355592089;Ukto;and you are more than welcome to -188392;1355592096;Diablo-D3;yeah, I think we need more than one exchange -188391;1355592096;EskimoBob;Ukto: if we get this rolling, it will be awesome. There is no more "if" there is "when" -188390;1355592117;Ukto;As I was talking to deadterra bout his s.dice PT -188389;1355592132;Ukto;we both agreed that we should have at least 4~5 exchanges -188388;1355592140;Ukto;for when the next topples -188387;1355592150;EskimoBob;NOOOOOO! -188386;1355592151;Ukto;and exchanges should work together -188385;1355592158;Ukto;so issuers can be on all of them -188384;1355592160;EskimoBob;like a P2P -188383;1355592171;Ukto;p2p has its fault -188382;1355592172;EskimoBob;gone form one, shows up on next one -188381;1355592182;EskimoBob;"like a P2p" -188380;1355592183;Ukto;i kinda want to use a version it as a backend for my system -188379;1355592187;Ukto;yeah -188378;1355592195;Ukto;I am setting up my api -188377;1355592209;Ukto;where terra can easily and automatically transfer share for users between exchanges -188376;1355592215;Ukto;well -188375;1355592221;EskimoBob;exchanges need to afree on data exchange protocol and become each others backup -188374;1355592223;Ukto;at least in / out of bf -188373;1355592229;EskimoBob;agree* -188372;1355592262;Ukto;if the other exchanges go down, he can go by the last list he had.. which might be outdated somewhat -188371;1355592265;EskimoBob;trust issues? encryp the data -188370;1355592269;Ukto;same thing for BF -188369;1355592277;Ukto;except that someone else might have a newer version -188368;1355592281;Ukto;since its all public -188367;1355592303;Ukto;was debating doing a signed version of the asset list -188366;1355592305;EskimoBob;pushing trades to other exchanges can't be that hard or a resource hog -188365;1355592316;Ukto;its not a resource issue -188364;1355592320;Ukto;its a responsibility issue -188363;1355592325;Ukto;who is responsible -188362;1355592331;kakobrekla;nefario -188361;1355592333;EskimoBob;lol -188360;1355592336;Ukto;the excahnges dont want to be responsible for shares between the exchanges -188359;1355592337;Ukto;LOL -188358;1355592344;Ukto;so that puts all the work onto the issuer -188357;1355592370;Ukto;kinda like how carnth did his gold deal -188356;1355592375;Ukto;between ltc-globla and btct -188355;1355592379;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu twitter is going out -188354;1355592382;Ukto;he lets ppl move teh stuff between em -188353;1355592386;EskimoBob;lets say we have 4 exchanges and they keep eachothers trade history and balances updates (encrypted) for each other -188352;1355592399;mircea_popescu;a, right. -188351;1355592402;EskimoBob;if one drops down, anyone can pick up and relist -188350;1355592412;Ukto;mircea_popescu: yeah, i already spent the time to make twitter feed, even same format as glbse to make it weasy for kakobrekla, now he wont use it cause twatter will eventaulyl disco it -188349;1355592433;Ukto;EskimoBob: as long as you have up to the second latest copy of the data -188348;1355592440;mircea_popescu;oops. -188347;1355592448;Ukto;so its meh -188346;1355592456;Ukto;re: mirc -188345;1355592464;Ukto;crypto isnt doing any of it to my knowledge.. listing data -188344;1355592469;Ukto;privately to issuers or public -188343;1355592471;EskimoBob;yes, but we are not talikng about 1000 trades a second here -188342;1355592471;kakobrekla;accually it was mps idea to phase twitter out -188341;1355592478;Ukto;btct sends the issuer a list every X hours -188340;1355592485;EskimoBob;forget twitter, -188339;1355592510;Ukto;bitfunders list is live -188338;1355592517;kakobrekla;its eating trades even when you appy the microtime patch -188337;1355592517;Ukto;so as long as someone has a copy its within some reason -188336;1355592521;EskimoBob;ok, lets upgrade this backup idea -188335;1355592525;kakobrekla;apply -188334;1355592536;Ukto;i want to post trade data -188333;1355592539;Ukto;like the twatter deal -188332;1355592541;Ukto;with signed msgs -188331;1355592555;Ukto;so if somoene has a holdings from 10 min prior to a shutdown or some shit -188330;1355592558;Ukto;the can say look -188329;1355592560;Ukto;that was my trade -188328;1355592568;Ukto;its signed and proven -188327;1355592573;Ukto;i SHOULD have X shares -188326;1355592604;EskimoBob;you send out balances and trade data -188325;1355592610;EskimoBob;now, if you add -188324;1355592614;Ukto;thats alot of data heh -188323;1355592615;Ukto;to post -188322;1355592618;Ukto;every trade -188321;1355592626;EskimoBob;something to trade data (a key) -188320;1355592633;Ukto;the problem is you woudl have to show trade data between public addresses -188319;1355592635;EskimoBob;and now your exchange gets blown up -188318;1355592636;Ukto;then ppl can see trading history of users -188317;1355592640;Ukto;tha gets to be less anon -188316;1355592651;EskimoBob;the trades can me restored to the latest ping from your exchange -188315;1355592670;Ukto;wihle that is true -188314;1355592671;EskimoBob;messages can or actually have to be encrypted -188313;1355592685;Ukto;doesnt help the public -188312;1355592690;Ukto;if the priv key has been taken hostage -188311;1355592691;Ukto;:P -188310;1355592701;EskimoBob;every backup exchange has the key -188309;1355592715;EskimoBob;and account holders -188308;1355592726;EskimoBob;so you can see your own trades and prove those are yours -188307;1355592761;Ukto;yeah -188306;1355592763;Ukto;theres a bit to consider. -188305;1355592768;Ukto;Right now -188304;1355592775;mircea_popescu;in any event more use of pgp can not hurt the new exchanges. -188303;1355592777;Ukto;I want to finish the core functionality extensions -188302;1355592784;Ukto;mircea_popescu: agreed -188301;1355592800;EskimoBob;this is just a rough idea. You guys are smart enough and can make it into something that works -188300;1355592802;mircea_popescu;it's one point that's been gained through experience so far, gpg is good. -188299;1355592814;Ukto;I just updated the trading graph to have the volume panel. -188298;1355592824;Ukto;gonna add the depth chart a bit later today/tonight -188297;1355592911;Ukto;still debating if I will bother with candle/ohlc.. since the open/close would be midnight.. it would just be showing day to day high/low and midnight price... -188296;1355592950;Ukto;althgouh I will be enabling trend line drawing :P -188295;1355592964;Ukto;so ppl can draw a lot of lines aiming downwards over timer -188294;1355592966;Ukto;for most assets :P -188293;1355592993;Ukto;at least the mining ones -188292;1355593139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.0006273 = 2.0074 BTC [-] -188291;1355593317;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 120 @ 0.1534485 = 18.4138 BTC [-] -188290;1355593439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.000625 = 4.875 BTC [-] -188289;1355593591;EskimoBob;Ukto: add the price:return line. This will look soothingly straight, when price falls, and divs fall -188288;1355593653;Ukto;return? talking about the graph? -188287;1355593949;EskimoBob;yeah -188286;1355593977;EskimoBob;return - Mh/s -188285;1355594034;mircea_popescu;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-12-11/guest-post-five-minute-example-hft-shenanigans -188284;1355594037;mircea_popescu;this is quite the read. -188283;1355594226;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: and this is why all the fkn trading bots are no good -188282;1355594247;mircea_popescu;actually, this is why mpex doesn't allow instacancellation of orders :) -188281;1355594248;Ukto;EskimoBob: wow, I feel completely lost as to what you are talking about now. :P -188280;1355594256;Ukto;stock graphs.. Mh/s ? -188279;1355594282;EskimoBob;you misunderstood me Ukto -188278;1355594314;Ukto;I think so too :P -188277;1355594322;EskimoBob;you see, miningbonds (the perpetual ones) usually lose value over time and so do the returns they pay -188276;1355594341;EskimoBob;I still call them "turds" -188275;1355594385;EskimoBob;mining contract charts will look ugly and depressing over time if diff keeps crawling up the hill -188274;1355594427;EskimoBob;so, if you add a line for contact price ratio to what Mh/s produced, you probably get a nice flat line -188273;1355594453;EskimoBob;delete that "ratio" -188272;1355594474;EskimoBob;actually -188271;1355594501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4506 @ 0.0006273 = 2.8266 BTC [+] -188270;1355594503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7944 @ 0.00062845 = 4.9924 BTC [+] -188269;1355594548;EskimoBob;adding a line for what "Mh/s" produces at any point in time, is not that bad. You get that from difficulty -188268;1355594596;EskimoBob;and this is actually "predicting" the mining contract share price -188267;1355594720;Ukto;when you say adding a line, a graph ? -188266;1355594980;EskimoBob;yes -188265;1355595011;EskimoBob;for mining contracts, that pay N Mh/s as div -188264;1355595047;Ukto;woudl require a few more fields -188263;1355595050;Ukto;not all pay 100% pps -188262;1355595064;Ukto;i would then have to connect to a bitcoind or json from somewhere to get diff -188261;1355595072;Ukto;for each timeperiod -188260;1355595076;Ukto;not that it isnt doable -188259;1355595087;Ukto;just a bit of work to put it all together -188258;1355595088;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-and-the-hft-problem/ :D -188257;1355595094;EskimoBob;diff changes are not that frequent -188256;1355595103;Ukto;mircea_popescu: you sure do have a lot of time on your hands :P -188255;1355595114;mircea_popescu;haha why you say ? -188254;1355595126;Ukto;EskimoBob: but when the graph is generated, live, it has to do a diff lookup for each payouts date/time -188253;1355595141;Ukto;all the blogs hehe -188252;1355595150;EskimoBob;cache it Ukto, it never changes -188251;1355595166;mircea_popescu;lol -188250;1355595180;Ukto;the graph will every time you add to it :P -188249;1355595307;EskimoBob;yes, but your diff history...actually the result from the calculation of what 1 Mh/s can produce is cashed and can be used for every miningbond -188248;1355595317;EskimoBob;if it's a 5Mh/s, x5 -188247;1355595336;EskimoBob;if it's a 1000 Mh/s then x 1000 and so on -188246;1355595362;EskimoBob;compared to trade data, this is like nothing -188245;1355595498;Ukto;as I said, its easily doable in a multitude of ways, I just want to think through the best way to do it. right now, I am still trying to focus on the core systems -188244;1355595515;Ukto;while playing with the graphs, I am working on the api system, and comprehensive documention for it -188243;1355595589;EskimoBob;sure, this is just "bells an whistles" -188242;1355595595;Ukto;yeah :) -188241;1355595598;Ukto;I liek the idea -188240;1355595609;Ukto;I stuck it in my list already. :) -188239;1355595642;EskimoBob;let me dig around in old GLBSE thread. I had many ideas over there. :) -188238;1355595708;Ukto;sure :) -188237;1355595722;Ukto;en facte, one thing on my list -188236;1355595725;Ukto;is discussion boards -188235;1355595732;Ukto;a set of sub boards per asset -188234;1355595736;Ukto;as well as some for the site itself -188233;1355596186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21201 @ 0.000625 = 13.2506 BTC [-] -188232;1355596195;EskimoBob;Ukto: here is one that just popped to my head - large block trades that can be executed outside/inside best bid/ask -188231;1355596206;Ukto;dark orders? -188230;1355596222;EskimoBob;nothing "dark" about them :) -188229;1355596245;Ukto;well.. if they are not dark, then bots will change the price :P -188228;1355596246;EskimoBob;just less panic and hysteria -188227;1355596269;EskimoBob;large block trades that can be executed ___outside/inside___ best bid/ask -188226;1355596287;EskimoBob;never really listed in order book but show up in trades -188225;1355596302;Ukto;hmm -188224;1355596318;Ukto;so how would it work. you pull up the asset page, see the order book and the best bid/ask -188223;1355596327;Ukto;want to do.. 1,000 shares -188222;1355596334;Ukto;and the best ask is say 1btc -188221;1355596336;Ukto;to make this easy -188220;1355596341;Ukto;what happens next. :) -188219;1355596363;EskimoBob;Lets say good people at EMIF.LTC-TRADING or LITECOINRS-PT come to me an say - lets do 20K shares trade at price X -188218;1355596399;EskimoBob;Ukto: large blocks are off the orderbook usually and agreed on the side -188217;1355596444;Ukto;so it would be a "direct trade" -188216;1355596445;Ukto;:P -188215;1355596464;Ukto;not neccesarily in large blocks -188214;1355596465;EskimoBob;yes and now... depends what you mean by that -188213;1355596470;EskimoBob;no -188212;1355596482;EskimoBob;you need to set min limit for those. -188211;1355596489;Ukto;I am already planning to be able to send X shares to Y person for Z price -188210;1355596499;EskimoBob;lets say 100 BTC or something -188209;1355596531;EskimoBob;sure, you can use that -188208;1355596537;Ukto;with my direct trades, it would be doable at any amount, it just wont show on teh trade history -188207;1355596583;Ukto;showing it on trade history would leave a giant opening for abuse -188206;1355596627;Ukto;like to forcefully raise or lower the traded price i think -188205;1355596687;Ukto;i am kind of confused by ltc-global's "internal asset transfer" -188204;1355596693;Ukto;it has a value/share field -188203;1355596707;Ukto;not sure if you can trade for a price directly.. -188202;1355596709;Ukto;or what that fields for -188201;1355597202;Diablo-D3;meh I feel like shit today -188200;1355597305;FabianB;mircea_popescu: what happend to mpex.us? -188199;1355597328;mircea_popescu;mm -188198;1355597335;mircea_popescu;did the dns get frazzled ? -188197;1355597398;mircea_popescu;FabianB it was unrouted. fixed. -188196;1355597427;mircea_popescu;(may take a little to propagate) -188195;1355597454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.000625 = 4.625 BTC [-] -188194;1355597480;mircea_popescu;otherwise see http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-dedicated-domains/ -188193;1355598452;FabianB;mircea_popescu: yup, works again :) -188192;1355598482;mircea_popescu;ty for pointing out :) -188191;1355598489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5456 @ 0.00062845 = 3.4288 BTC [+] -188190;1355598490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6292 @ 0.00063176 = 3.975 BTC [+] -188189;1355598492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1952 @ 0.00063789 = 1.2452 BTC [+] -188188;1355598503;FabianB;mircea_popescu: i know, was reading backlog, noticed that post and was wondering if .us still redirects or points to mpex directly like the other domains -188187;1355598515;FabianB;so i tried and noticed it not working -188186;1355598519;FabianB;np -188185;1355599000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063788 = 2.7563 BTC [-] -188184;1355599002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29 @ 0.00063789 = 0.0185 BTC [+] -188183;1355599370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2369 @ 0.00062506 = 1.4808 BTC [-] -188182;1355599603;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: did you get my message -188181;1355599651;Ukto;you dont hear about school shootings in israel.. just saying... http://i.imgur.com/Ts1So.jpg -188180;1355599652;Ukto;:P -188179;1355599803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1952 @ 0.00062506 = 1.2201 BTC [-] -188178;1355599805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29198 @ 0.000625 = 18.2488 BTC [-] -188177;1355599922;thestringpuller;mpex! -188176;1355599950;thestringpuller;;;seen smicklea -188175;1355599951;gribble;I have not seen smicklea. -188174;1355599953;thestringpuller;;;seen smicklea -188173;1355599953;gribble;I have not seen smicklea. -188172;1355599956;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -188171;1355599957;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 12 hours, 2 minutes, and 54 seconds ago: I consider myself amature, but i've been told what I have done is impressive by amatures -188170;1355600062;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yea, lemme hear. -188169;1355600129;mircea_popescu;wait. smickles considers himself a mature ?! as in, old pornstar ?! -188168;1355600217;thestringpuller;what if the personor entity acting as the clearing house had, access to the physical asset via normal channels, fiat on hand to pay for said asset, and btc's on hand. in theory couldn't he sign a pgp contract granting ownership to future holders upon settlement? -188167;1355600234;mircea_popescu;absolutely. -188166;1355600245;mircea_popescu;that's exactly how this works. -188165;1355600319;thestringpuller;so like mbor (i forget initial for bonds) you could have multiple clearing house entities to deliver physical assets traded on mpex -188164;1355600363;thestringpuller;as you have mutiple bond holders who help settle optiond -188163;1355600365;mircea_popescu;mpbor. and yes. -188162;1355600370;thestringpuller;options* -188161;1355600386;thestringpuller;so are you in talks to get said clearing houses set up? -188160;1355600432;mircea_popescu;not really. -188159;1355600458;mircea_popescu;most people who'd be competent enough to do it either don't want it because it'd likely be low volume to start or legal concerns -188158;1355600481;thestringpuller;i would do it with cocoa -188157;1355600533;thestringpuller;youd likely need one house per commodity -188156;1355600558;mircea_popescu;but do you have a cocoa warehouse ?! -188155;1355600594;thestringpuller;im good friends with a cocoa distributor and I own a warehouse so its possible -188154;1355600622;mircea_popescu;this'd be wonderful. -188153;1355600630;thestringpuller;however i wouldnt want to have a paper trail between fiat and btc in the us after the glbse fiasco -188152;1355600635;mircea_popescu;where ? -188151;1355600811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.000625 = 9 BTC [-] -188150;1355600816;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder there's an important point to consider in the discussion of X.IDIFF margins as the quarters roll by which we skipped over last time. -188149;1355600816;gribble;The operation succeeded. -188148;1355600845;thestringpuller;now that i think of it, it wouldn't really matter. if the cocoa comes staright from the distributor, then there is no reason to use am exchange except for pricing -188147;1355600869;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder if you deposit 2.3btc today for the SEP and then as MAR rolls by the diff actually went way up like 9x, the new collateral is just 3x, but 3x the NEW price, which is 9x. -188146;1355600869;gribble;The operation succeeded. -188145;1355600876;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder so it washes out. -188144;1355600877;gribble;The operation succeeded. -188143;1355600896;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well, where'd it be distributed ? -188142;1355600981;thestringpuller;the us, but delivery to end user could originate from anywhere -188141;1355600998;mircea_popescu;no, what i mean is. suppose X has 500 contracts to take delivery on -188140;1355601006;mircea_popescu;where does he pick up his cocoa ? -188139;1355601029;thestringpuller;he gives an address and it shows up at his door -188138;1355601059;thestringpuller;or he is selling it to the coffee shop and he gives that address -188137;1355601063;mircea_popescu;what, CIF any destination ?! -188136;1355601113;mircea_popescu;or more like DAT ? you don't clear customs/taxes do you -188135;1355601126;Diablo-D3;what are we doing now? -188134;1355601161;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: one moment i am on a phone lemme change olatforms -188133;1355601164;thestringpuller;brb -188132;1355601165;mircea_popescu;no rush. -188131;1355601357;EskimoBob;mmm... no idea. Trading cocoa beans? -188130;1355601421;mircea_popescu;im not even sure, he might have meant processed -188129;1355601504;thestringpuller;I was typing from a phone, now I'm tethered in. -188128;1355601553;mircea_popescu;so. your delivery model is something like what exactly ? CIF ? DAT ? DAP (FIS) ? -188127;1355601664;thestringpuller;DAT would be directly from distributor to clinet correcnt? -188126;1355601666;thestringpuller;corret* -188125;1355601676;thestringpuller;ugh my typing is awful today -188124;1355601684;mircea_popescu;dat is delivered to terminal -188123;1355601691;mircea_popescu;"Seller pays for carriage to the terminal, except for costs related to import clearance, and assumes all risks up to the point that the goods are unloaded at the terminal." -188122;1355601721;mircea_popescu;FIS is the ancient "free in store", buyer pays custom duty if any. -188121;1355601740;thestringpuller;CIF is more comprehensive -188120;1355601770;mircea_popescu;CIF is Cost, Insurance and Freight to named port. -188119;1355601780;thestringpuller;yes so it's on the seller -188118;1355601783;thestringpuller;as well -188117;1355601787;mircea_popescu;yes. -188116;1355601804;mircea_popescu;but incidentally, what exact cocoa is this ? bean ? processed ? powder ? what specs ? -188115;1355601827;thestringpuller;bean, less legality issues in most countries -188114;1355601855;mircea_popescu;aha. -188113;1355601889;thestringpuller;i can get beans straight from the farms, as long as I have contracts to sell them against, ergo the clearing house -188112;1355601898;EskimoBob;cocoa beans taste... umm... interesting -188111;1355601914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8001 @ 0.000625 = 5.0006 BTC [-] -188110;1355601915;thestringpuller;yes you drink their nectar everyday -188109;1355601915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9650 @ 0.00062473 = 6.0286 BTC [-] -188108;1355601916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1499 @ 0.00062432 = 0.9359 BTC [-] -188107;1355601924;thestringpuller;unless you don't drink coffee -188106;1355601926;EskimoBob;do I ? -188105;1355601942;EskimoBob;I do not drink coffee every day -188104;1355601958;pigeons;i drink it all day every day -188103;1355601966;EskimoBob;why? -188102;1355601987;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well this is certainly interesting. what fee would you need for delivery and what min/max volumes ? -188101;1355602025;EskimoBob;for me, coffee is like a dessert -188100;1355602070;thestringpuller;ideally mircea_popescu my vision was that of buyer X has some Y number of contracts on cocoa, I would need to know his "end game" as where he wants the cocoa to end up, is it part of a portfolio or would he be "sub-distributing" to say coffee shops or a bean roaster -188099;1355602141;thestringpuller;if he just wants to pick up said asset, and store it in his house from port or whatever delivery terminal that can be arranged, but given we're dealing with the internet (this person could be any place on earth), then there has to be some kind of shipping network -188098;1355602186;thestringpuller;mainly all I need is a good delivery egineer, the fee would depend on volume -188097;1355602211;mircea_popescu;well this normally works the following way : -188096;1355602231;thestringpuller;well ISYS/logistics engineer like those guys who yell at the warehouse packers to make sure UPS is "moving at the speed of business" -188095;1355602235;mircea_popescu;1. upon settlement date all held contracts are to be delivered, mpex prepares list of fingerprints and amounts, signs the list and sends it to you. -188094;1355602248;mircea_popescu;2. people on the list send you signed messages stating disposition of their cocoa -188093;1355602257;mircea_popescu;3. you execute within a fixed timeframe, possibly for a fee. -188092;1355602275;thestringpuller;2 is the most important part -188091;1355602285;mircea_popescu;yeah. -188090;1355602302;mircea_popescu;well, if beneficiary fails to state you don't deliver. -188089;1355602321;thestringpuller;if XYZ live in Asia, Australia and Europe respectively -188088;1355602341;EskimoBob;this is good stuff: http://bitbrew.net/peruvian-pick-me-up/ -188087;1355602345;thestringpuller;There could be a logistics nightmere -188086;1355602351;mircea_popescu;why ? -188085;1355602386;thestringpuller;if all contracts are coming from a geographic convergence point (close to the same area) rather than a divergent one, the cost is significantly lower -188084;1355602407;thestringpuller;especially with the general volume we are discussing -188083;1355602420;mircea_popescu;we're not discussing any volume yet, haven't gotten to that -188082;1355602426;thestringpuller;for instance if this were barrels of oil and not crates of cocoa -188081;1355602552;thestringpuller;i have a question about 1: upon the settlement date, the clearing house would immediately purchase said physical assets immediately (whatever total volume dependent on the list from 1 and 2), from money on hand, however would mpex reimburse them (in btc that is) -188080;1355602579;mircea_popescu;nono, you as the settler get the contracts. -188079;1355602583;mircea_popescu;you sell them for as much as you want -188078;1355602591;mircea_popescu;when the time comes, everything outstanding you deliver. -188077;1355602654;thestringpuller;i thought the settler and buyer were usually the same or am I confused? -188076;1355602678;mircea_popescu;i think we take this to pm -188075;1355602848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00336465 = 10.094 BTC [+] -188074;1355602985;rbenzaquen;mircea_popescu: Hi , Is there any place that help me to understand how can I start working with mpex.co? -188073;1355603003;mircea_popescu;rbenzaquen this place works. what's the problem ? -188072;1355603058;rbenzaquen;mircea_popescu: Thanks, I have installed gpg in my linux box, do I need to generate a pub key? -188071;1355603078;mircea_popescu;yes, you generate a public/private keypair. one second -188070;1355603098;mircea_popescu;http://www.madboa.com/geek/gpg-quickstart/ see that. -188069;1355603157;rbenzaquen;mircea_popescu: great, I'll do that now. something I don't understand, how you co-relate your gpg public key with BTC public key? -188068;1355603175;mircea_popescu;what do you mean by "BTC public key" ? -188067;1355603206;rbenzaquen;mircea_popescu: If I want to make an order, how do I pay it? -188066;1355603227;mircea_popescu;there's a special DEPOSIT order which tells you a sum -188065;1355603232;mircea_popescu;you send that sum to exchange address -188064;1355603249;mircea_popescu;say you want to deposit 100 btc. it says "deposit 100.48973984 BTC" -188063;1355603253;mircea_popescu;you do and that's it. -188062;1355603289;rbenzaquen;ok, So , I'll start creating my gpg pub key. and start playing, thanks very much for your help!! -188061;1355603300;rbenzaquen;I'll look fwd to learn and start operating. -188060;1355603325;mircea_popescu;no problem -188059;1355604825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1751 @ 0.00062432 = 1.0932 BTC [-] -188058;1355604826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5512 @ 0.00062381 = 3.4384 BTC [-] -188057;1355604828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10537 @ 0.00062344 = 6.5692 BTC [-] -188056;1355606500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6863 @ 0.00062344 = 4.2787 BTC [-] -188055;1355606501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12837 @ 0.00062254 = 7.9915 BTC [-] -188054;1355606728;rbenzaquen;mircea_popescu: can I ask you one more question? -188053;1355606806;mircea_popescu;surely. -188052;1355606846;rbenzaquen;./mpex.py STAT -188051;1355606846;rbenzaquen;Enter your GPG passphrase: -188050;1355606846;rbenzaquen;!!!WARNING!!! -188049;1355606848;rbenzaquen;Invalid Signature, do not trust this data. -188048;1355606850;rbenzaquen;Couldn't decode the reply from MPEx, perhaps you didn't sign the key? try running -188047;1355606852;rbenzaquen;gpg --sign-key F1B69921 -188046;1355606863;mircea_popescu;aha -188045;1355606896;rbenzaquen;I already signed the key. -188044;1355606918;rbenzaquen;I did not send 30BTC, I don't know to where. -188043;1355606926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7596 @ 0.00062254 = 4.7288 BTC [-] -188042;1355606945;EskimoBob;so, who is going to do the PT for ART? :) -188041;1355606962;mircea_popescu;rbenzaquen well if you signed the key it should be ok. -188040;1355606976;mircea_popescu;and you go DEPOSIT|50 for instance -188039;1355606981;mircea_popescu;and it tells you where to send and how much. -188038;1355607136;EskimoBob;rbenzaquen: there are "brokers" who can execute your trades for you, so you do not have to cough up the excessive account sign up fees :) -188037;1355607186;rbenzaquen;I don't care about the fees. -188036;1355607232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00063069 = 2.0182 BTC [+] -188035;1355607271;Namjies;mircea_popescu: fancy. I say the change. -188034;1355607311;mircea_popescu;hehe cool -188033;1355607384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00336465 = 2.5235 BTC [+] -188032;1355607385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.0034 = 4.93 BTC [+] -188031;1355607512;Namjies;saw* -188030;1355608628;smickles;;;ticker -188029;1355608628;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.55000, Best ask: 13.59990, Bid-ask spread: 0.04990, Last trade: 13.55001, 24 hour volume: 22995.40107950, 24 hour low: 13.05001, 24 hour high: 13.62989, 24 hour vwap: 13.48703 -188028;1355608717;smickles;thestringpuller: do I know any basic linear algerbra? I should think so -188027;1355608804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00062343 = 7.8552 BTC [-] -188026;1355608825;smickles;so a clearing house... it basically holds stuff and keeps a record of who owns it and makes it easy to transfer ownership of the things? -188025;1355609545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13925 @ 0.00062343 = 8.6813 BTC [-] -188024;1355609546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6896 @ 0.00062254 = 4.293 BTC [-] -188023;1355609548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00062182 = 1.71 BTC [-] -188022;1355609549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5279 @ 0.00061952 = 3.2704 BTC [-] -188021;1355609549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50 @ 0.00061934 = 0.031 BTC [-] -188020;1355609637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00061934 = 3.9947 BTC [-] -188019;1355609639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00061907 = 3.3739 BTC [-] -188018;1355609882;smickles;so the icbit situation speaks directly to the need for a btc clearinghouse -188017;1355609948;smickles;this summs it up: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50817.msg1402129#msg1402129 -188016;1355610040;kakobrekla;lol -188015;1355610053;mircea_popescu;"o no, we are not bucket shop mpoe-pr speaks lies!1!11!" -188014;1355610057;mircea_popescu;two weeks later... -188013;1355610097;smickles;< smickles> so a clearing house... it basically holds stuff and keeps a record of who owns it and makes it easy to transfer ownership of the things? <<< i'll add requiring collateral to this -188012;1355610127;kakobrekla;they should close the shop -188011;1355610137;mircea_popescu;they should pay out THEN close the shop. -188010;1355610145;kakobrekla;yeah ofc. -188009;1355610165;mircea_popescu;"mysterious manipulator" my foot. -188008;1355610230;smickles;it's certainly plauseable that they were trying to pop the longs -188007;1355610284;mircea_popescu;Nov 17 19:58:23 <_Fireball> so, would you be a man and write an apology? -188006;1355610293;mircea_popescu;one of the reasons i love irc is the logs. -188005;1355610308;mircea_popescu;Nov 17 19:57:25 <_Fireball> honestly, by reading your blog post, I see that you have little idea how futures exchanges work -188004;1355610309;mircea_popescu;etc. -188003;1355610460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00061907 = 2.3525 BTC [-] -188002;1355610721;kakobrekla;perhaps this wors out cheaper than your gals mircea_popescu https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130989.0 -188001;1355610733;kakobrekla;you could see lots of youtube -188000;1355610737;kakobrekla;er read. -187999;1355610739;mircea_popescu;lol -187998;1355610754;mircea_popescu;TRANSCRIBE ALL THE YOUTUBES!!1 -187997;1355610759;kakobrekla;ya -187996;1355610771;kakobrekla;everything that is posted here at least -187995;1355610797;mircea_popescu;actually... -187994;1355611012;mircea_popescu;wait. waitwait. -187993;1355611024;mircea_popescu;clipse guy's name was actually ROELOFSE ?! -187992;1355611050;kakobrekla;whats that a crashed ROFLCOPTER? -187991;1355611105;mod6;lmaoplane -187990;1355611167;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125376.msg1402168#msg1402168 mircea_popescu << -187989;1355611217;mircea_popescu;lol -187988;1355611280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00061907 = 9.348 BTC [-] -187987;1355611282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00061876 = 6.5589 BTC [-] -187986;1355611496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00061876 = 0.4331 BTC [-] -187985;1355611497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00061823 = 6.5532 BTC [-] -187984;1355611655;mircea_popescu;sooo, rg just announced in a private channel that bvps is undergoing a merger/sale/something. -187983;1355611665;mircea_popescu;announcements imminent he says. -187982;1355611712;Namjies;me, arij and phungus will probably take over BitVPS. He just disclosed the 3 of us in OTC. -187981;1355611743;mircea_popescu;aha cool. -187980;1355611748;Namjies;How the remaining shares will be shared and how BitVPS will be managed is not known for now. -187979;1355611749;kakobrekla;thats a twist. -187978;1355611767;Namjies;We're sorting this out. -187977;1355611870;mircea_popescu;Namjies so you plan on delisting it ? or do a sort of m/a thing ? -187976;1355611897;Namjies;It would remain as is for MPEx. -187975;1355611912;rg;one of my sale stipulations -187974;1355611914;Namjies;Profits split on 1 million shares. -187973;1355611917;rg;is that everything stays the way it was -187972;1355611934;rg;just better -187971;1355611935;rg;:P -187970;1355611941;mircea_popescu;aha. and you continue ops at current facilities ? -187969;1355611960;rg;well -187968;1355611962;rg;i wont be doing shit -187967;1355611966;mircea_popescu;not you, them lol -187966;1355611970;rg;except for the fact that i work for one of the companies that hosts a bitvps server -187965;1355611981;rg;i will be in the shadows -187964;1355611983;rg;offering them hardware for cheap -187963;1355611992;mircea_popescu;be in the shadows, fucking their routing :D -187962;1355611998;rg;hehe -187961;1355611999;rg;well -187960;1355612002;rg;its quite funny how i got this job -187959;1355612010;rg;i used to get into it wit hthier support all the time -187958;1355612013;rg;for being morons -187957;1355612015;rg;one day, boss contacts me -187956;1355612022;rg;'hey. you're smart. will you work for us?' -187955;1355612030;mircea_popescu;"all my morons quit on me. wanna become one ? " -187954;1355612032;rg;rg: 'sure' -187953;1355612042;rg;mircea: i started as a level 1 tech -187952;1355612046;mircea_popescu;ew -187951;1355612055;rg;i am now support manager and a lead on the operations team -187950;1355612060;mircea_popescu;hey. -187949;1355612066;Namjies;After how much time? -187948;1355612067;rg;i accomplished this in less than 2 months. -187947;1355612076;Namjies;=P -187946;1355612084;rg;and i love my new company -187945;1355612085;kakobrekla;in 2 months fire the boss -187944;1355612088;mircea_popescu;step 1. become support manager + lead ops. step 2. ???. step 3. linode hacked. -187943;1355612088;rg;and they love/need me -187942;1355612106;Namjies;Oh, that's what happened... -187941;1355612128;mod6;haha -187940;1355612394;EskimoBob;what? BitVPS is going under? -187939;1355612446;Diablo-D3;ha ha -187938;1355612451;Diablo-D3;fucking rg scammed everyone -187937;1355612510;mod6;no one got scammed. cool your jets. -187936;1355612596;Diablo-D3;too late -187935;1355612598;Diablo-D3;rg scammed -187934;1355612611;Diablo-D3;cant put that geanie back in the bottle -187933;1355612628;rg;lol -187932;1355612631;mod6;?!? -187931;1355612637;rg;shutup diablo -187930;1355612644;rg;youre just mad cause i replaced your boyfriend at rapidxen -187929;1355612686;Diablo-D3;YES RG, I AM TOTALLY HAVING LOTS OF SEX WITH NENOLOD _ALL THE TIME_ -187928;1355612703;Diablo-D3;SERIOUSLY, WE'RE HALF WAY THROUGH THAT 55 GALLON DRUM OF LUBE WE GOT OFF AMAZON -187927;1355612743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1232 @ 0.00063069 = 0.777 BTC [+] -187926;1355612800;Diablo-D3;ha ha jokes on you, steve would have to pay millions if you did that -187925;1355612815;Diablo-D3;and by millions, I mean he'd just beat you with a pipe until you stop moving -187924;1355612815;rg;yeh steve is crazy about legal stuff -187923;1355612817;rg;i dont blame him -187922;1355612829;rg;if anyone mentions legalities in a ticket -187921;1355612834;rg;i have to immediately hand it over to him -187920;1355612834;Diablo-D3;well, I think nenolod scared him -187919;1355612853;rg;one guy threatend to sue us cause i didnt answer his ticket within an hour -187918;1355612859;rg;i basically told him to go fuck himself -187917;1355612865;rg;only to find out later that it was a HUGE mistake -187916;1355612869;rg;and i shouldve jst handed over the ticket -187915;1355612875;Diablo-D3;yeah dude, when someone says sue you have to say go fuck yourself on legal letterhead -187914;1355612876;rg;even if theres no real case,i still have to hand it over -187913;1355612881;rg;basically -187912;1355612884;rg;youre 100% right -187911;1355612890;Diablo-D3;preferably, one of those law firms that have like four names -187910;1355612902;rg;i wouldnt wanna fuck with enzu's lawyers -187909;1355612905;Diablo-D3;(the more names on the firm, the more they bill you for. true story.) -187908;1355612906;rg;theyre jews -187907;1355612921;rg;and i can tell you their retainer fee is ridic -187906;1355612928;Diablo-D3;rg: well yeah -187905;1355612933;Diablo-D3;its a standard corp lawyer firm -187904;1355612953;Diablo-D3;if steve told me he writes a million dollar check to them every year I wouldnt even bat an eye -187903;1355613036;EskimoBob;so, if you guys are done circle jerking over a 4 name law firm, tell wtf is going on with BitVPS? -187902;1355613048;Diablo-D3;oh, rg is just scamming his shareholders -187901;1355613077;EskimoBob;OK, nothing new here... I guess -187900;1355613083;Diablo-D3;see, it works like this -187899;1355613118;EskimoBob;fuck, the sale of those damn PT's took too fkn long (getting the list etc). -187898;1355613119;Diablo-D3;< does company have shares? > -> yes -> < does company accept bitcoin? > -> yes -> ( SCAM! ) -187897;1355613200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11018 @ 0.00063069 = 6.9489 BTC [+] -187896;1355613202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2682 @ 0.00063596 = 1.7056 BTC [+] -187895;1355613237;EskimoBob;I asked about few weeks ago, is BitVPS going under and some cunt here was assuring me, that everything is fine blaa blaa blaa -187894;1355613262;rg;EskimoBob: well -187893;1355613264;rg;its not going under -187892;1355613268;rg;hence the new owners -187891;1355613280;rg;if i continued to half ass it, yes, it would go under -187890;1355613284;rg;but im stopping that before it happens -187889;1355613285;EskimoBob;will they honour the old shares/contracts? -187888;1355613286;Diablo-D3;oh fuck -187887;1355613287;Diablo-D3;NEW MANAGEMENT -187886;1355613290;rg;EskimoBob: yes -187885;1355613294;rg;thats one of my contract stipulations -187884;1355613295;Diablo-D3;RUN FOR THE HIIIIIiiiiIIiiIIIiiIIiiIILLLLS -187883;1355613301;Diablo-D3;RUN FOR YOUR LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFE -187882;1355613308;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: cool it for second -187881;1355613311;rg;The following stipulations will be imposed on this deal: -187880;1355613311;rg;1. Customers will not be moved -187879;1355613311;rg;2. Nothing will change for customers except better service. -187878;1355613311;rg;3. arij/someone buys the automated VPS software (something like $50/mo) -187877;1355613314;EskimoBob;grownups are talking -187876;1355613317;Diablo-D3;my singing isnt that bad :< -187875;1355613376;EskimoBob;if I can selle my few PT shares back, I am happy. After that, you guys can do what ever you want :) -187874;1355613389;rg;you can do whatever you want -187873;1355613396;rg;the only thing thats changing is now bitvps will have a proper staff -187872;1355613409;Diablo-D3;rg: whos the new management? -187871;1355613421;EskimoBob;sounds like good news... so lets see -187870;1355613435;rg;Diablo-D3: i have selected Namjies (BTC-Mining), arij and phungus -187869;1355613437;Diablo-D3;brb -187868;1355613444;Diablo-D3;rg: ahh -187867;1355613444;rg;phungus has 18 years of linux admin under his belt -187866;1355613446;Diablo-D3;that might not be so bad -187865;1355613450;rg;and BTC-Mining is well.. the man -187864;1355613460;rg;and arij is a good guy -187863;1355613462;rg;trust worthy -187862;1355613468;rg;i really dont think it will be bad -187861;1355613470;Diablo-D3;namjies is trustworthy -187860;1355613475;rg;theyre all trustworthy -187859;1355613481;rg;i wouldnt let them in if they werent -187858;1355613481;Diablo-D3;but if he doesnt pay on those btc-mining shares, Im going to beat his ass like a drum -187857;1355613484;rg;the best part about it is -187856;1355613488;rg;this is my A list -187855;1355613492;rg;this is who i wanted to do bitvps -187854;1355613500;Diablo-D3;if thats your A list, eh -187853;1355613504;Diablo-D3;you need a better A list -187852;1355613508;Diablo-D3;thats more like a B list -187851;1355613516;rg;cause an 18 year experienced linux admin is bad... -187850;1355613518;rg;puh leaze -187849;1355613526;rg;BTC-Mining is smart with numbers and a good programmer -187848;1355613532;dub;I've used linux wince 2001 so I know my stuff -187847;1355613537;Diablo-D3;well, he'd have to have been using linux 6 years longer than me -187846;1355613541;Diablo-D3;which might be impossible -187845;1355613556;dub;how dod I shot web -187844;1355613572;Diablo-D3;he'd have to have been using linux when it was 3 years old -187843;1355613628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5206 @ 0.00063596 = 3.3108 BTC [+] -187842;1355613629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063773 = 2.7556 BTC [+] -187841;1355613631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 475 @ 0.00063789 = 0.303 BTC [+] -187840;1355613632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20300 @ 0.00063797 = 12.9508 BTC [+] -187839;1355613633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2898 @ 0.00063831 = 1.8498 BTC [+] -187838;1355613663;Diablo-D3;hell, I think thats even pre 2.0 -187837;1355613689;Diablo-D3;post debian though -187836;1355613826;smickles;lol, mircea_popescu. fireball just called out your order : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50817.msg1402245#msg1402245 -187835;1355613913;EskimoBob;I moved permanently to Linux on 2002 -187834;1355613933;smickles;oh, 1 order of magnitude off, i guess -187833;1355613989;dub;EskimoBob knows his stuff -187832;1355613991;rg;the first linux i used... -187831;1355613996;rg;was RedHat 4.2 -187830;1355613999;rg;with 2.0.x -187829;1355614004;rg;vanderbilt -187828;1355614005;rg;ehe -187827;1355614012;dub;rg knows his stuff -187826;1355614029;rg;redhat 4.2 was the last good redhat release -187825;1355614283;EskimoBob;RH was my first too. :) -187824;1355614291;Diablo-D3;I moved to linux shortly before potato became stable so.... -187823;1355614313;Diablo-D3;that was 2000 -187822;1355614318;Diablo-D3;and by move to, I mean fulltime -187821;1355614328;Diablo-D3;I dual booted for 2-3 years before that -187820;1355614402;EskimoBob;yeah, potato. is still call debian "potato" -187819;1355614421;Diablo-D3;? -187818;1355614429;Diablo-D3;I know stable is glacial, but jeez -187817;1355614488;Diablo-D3;buzz, rex, bo, hamm, slink, woody, sarge, etch, lenny, and squeeze -187816;1355614504;Diablo-D3;with wheezy testing, and jessie is the next testing after that -187815;1355614514;Diablo-D3;pretty sure I havent left anyone out -187814;1355614690;rg;ehe -187813;1355614693;rg;not only was RH my first linux -187812;1355614697;rg;i got it in a magazine -187811;1355614710;rg;remember when magazines/books used to come with CDs -187810;1355614712;rg;good times -187809;1355615076;EskimoBob;and papers had adds: super fast new CPU 333Mh ! -187808;1355615215;Namjies;I'm not that knowledgeable. I'm not a programmer either. -187807;1355615309;mircea_popescu; cant put that geanie back in the bottle <<< diablo scammed spelling. -187806;1355615326;smickles;my first linux was given to my by a friend in the halls of highschool on a floppy -187805;1355615401;smickles;iirc, it was DSL -187804;1355615642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6672 @ 0.00062774 = 4.1883 BTC [-] -187803;1355615786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4276 @ 0.00062507 = 2.6728 BTC [-] -187802;1355615786;thestringpuller;smickles: -187801;1355615790;thestringpuller;do you have a moment to talk -187800;1355615800;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu and I had a good talk :) -187799;1355615816;mircea_popescu;sure -187798;1355615853;thestringpuller;we came up with a question for you though mircea_popescu -187797;1355615917;thestringpuller;if we are to completely avoid regulation, i.e. paying 0 taxes to the man to support the welfare kids, wouldn't we have to ship from say a private island? or like the middle of the ocean? -187796;1355616217;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. -187795;1355616340;thestringpuller;no ideas at all? like fo realz, how would go cryptoanarchy on it? -187794;1355616363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15378 @ 0.00062613 = 9.6286 BTC [+] -187793;1355616364;thestringpuller;we should just overthrow the government in a small country and ship from there -187792;1355616365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3222 @ 0.00063375 = 2.0419 BTC [+] -187791;1355616377;mircea_popescu;why exactly wouldn't you pay taxes ? -187790;1355616391;thestringpuller;because it supports people on welfare... -187789;1355616392;mircea_popescu;seems cheaper than overthrowing a government -187788;1355616402;thestringpuller;and defeats the purpose of decentralization -187787;1355616413;thestringpuller;i'm just being overly libertarian today... :P -187786;1355616416;mircea_popescu;lol k -187785;1355616427;thestringpuller;i'm workin' hard to move this cocoa -187784;1355616442;thestringpuller;why should the hipster barista's see a dime of it? -187783;1355616485;mircea_popescu;lol. they smell it anyway -187782;1355616485;thestringpuller;because they fail at life, thinking that going to art school for $20,000 a semester would train them to write the shitty movie that they're parents are paying for -187781;1355616511;smickles;thestringpuller: I can't currently try to pull off illegal things -187780;1355616519;thestringpuller;XD -187779;1355616524;thestringpuller;okay so how do we do it legally -187778;1355616533;thestringpuller;how many tariffs we gonna have to pay -187777;1355616541;smickles;and I mean, specifically, things which are illigal where I am or where my immediate family is -187776;1355616566;thestringpuller;btc based physical future delivery isn't illegal in the US is it? -187775;1355616575;smickles;thestringpuller: i'm unsure, but I think we'd only pay tarrifs if we imported things -187774;1355616595;thestringpuller;my idea is to price everything based on farm distribution -187773;1355616610;thestringpuller;we'd buy directly from willing cocoa farmers and that would set the baseline price for the market -187772;1355616610;mircea_popescu;that'd prolly work. -187771;1355616646;thestringpuller;from there it's underwriting the future contracts in a fashion similar to the mpoe bot -187770;1355616664;thestringpuller;i only keep bringing the bot up because he tends not to lose money in the longterm -187769;1355616711;mircea_popescu;the mpoe bot is b-s tho. i don't imagine you need something like that if you have price and forecast inputs from the farmers. -187768;1355616722;smickles;thestringpuller: you wan't to do actual publicly traded futures in 'merica? -187767;1355616744;thestringpuller;it's be btc based though so it wouldn't be limited to america -187766;1355616749;thestringpuller;the clearing house would just be in murica -187765;1355616778;smickles;I'm sure there are a ton of regulations to comply with then -187764;1355616795;smickles;do you have a lot of capital to launch it? -187763;1355616804;thestringpuller;capital isn't an issue -187762;1355616811;thestringpuller;well it won't be an issue -187761;1355616816;thestringpuller;it's the regulation that's the issue -187760;1355616827;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i fail to see the sense, if the cocoa isn't produced in the states why centralize it there ? -187759;1355616827;thestringpuller;the whole point of btc is to be self regulating... -187758;1355616840;thestringpuller;i just happen to live here -187757;1355616856;mircea_popescu;kinda dubious criteria -187756;1355616858;smickles;get an employee in columbia or wherever -187755;1355616859;thestringpuller;i mean I can send people to columbia or wherever the fuck the farm is and they can set up a trailer office there -187754;1355616863;thestringpuller;but the LLC will likely be american -187753;1355616866;mircea_popescu;why ? -187752;1355616875;thestringpuller;cause I live here? -187751;1355616878;mircea_popescu;so ? -187750;1355616895;thestringpuller;i mean if you can make it so I have control and it's in another country (some vehicle to do that) I'd rather go that option -187749;1355616899;thestringpuller;like romania :) -187748;1355616916;mircea_popescu;you can make a corp in any country wth. -187747;1355616923;mircea_popescu;hire a local lawyer you'reset. -187746;1355616950;thestringpuller;is it really that easy? -187745;1355616969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062518 = 2.7014 BTC [-] -187744;1355616971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10689 @ 0.00062507 = 6.6814 BTC [-] -187743;1355616993;mircea_popescu;logically, a lawschool student incapable of drafting incorporation papers isn't able to graduate. -187742;1355616995;mircea_popescu;in any country. -187741;1355617024;mircea_popescu;like a doctor that can't feel tits. -187740;1355617042;thestringpuller;i think they call that molestation -187739;1355617128;thestringpuller;smickles: what is your take on this physical delivery of futures -187738;1355617396;smickles;thestringpuller: I'm not familiar enough on practicing the business in 'merica to render much of an opinion. but Ideally, it sounds easy. make contract, honor the contract -187737;1355617480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17185 @ 0.00062507 = 10.7418 BTC [-] -187736;1355617481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7791 @ 0.00062292 = 4.8532 BTC [-] -187735;1355617489;thestringpuller;smickles what about the underwriting model? the mpoe bot seems to make most of it's money because it prices the contracts effectively -187734;1355617516;thestringpuller;but fairly enough that it's worth purchasing at times -187733;1355617649;smickles;there are models for futures too, actually, it's possible to even use b-s, as options and futures can be converted to one another -187732;1355617662;mircea_popescu;sure, just not ususally done -187731;1355617695;thestringpuller;would you be willing to help me with the model? -187730;1355617778;thestringpuller;if I can prove that the capital is a done deal -187729;1355617806;thestringpuller;there are 2-3 people in the coffee world who would be interested in funding this endeavor -187728;1355617828;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller basically, you know what delivery costs, you know what you can buy cocoa for, so offer that -187727;1355617832;mircea_popescu;and offer to buy at a spread under -187726;1355617835;mircea_popescu;no magic involved -187725;1355617885;smickles;If you really need help with a pricing model, I can probably help you punch the numbers into one of the standard formulas -187724;1355617919;thestringpuller;well less help with the model and more with the accounting, I would like to retain your btc accounting services -187723;1355617934;thestringpuller;mainly because I feel this will get regulated -187722;1355617942;thestringpuller;and then that opens mpex up to regulation... -187721;1355617970;smickles;ah, you want me to do bookkeeping and reports for you? -187720;1355617991;thestringpuller;yes and general advice like when the feds come -187719;1355618002;thestringpuller;i meant, when the spanish inquisition comes -187718;1355618022;thestringpuller;http://mpex.co/faq.html#34 -187717;1355618081;Diablo-D3;no one expects the spanish inquisition -187716;1355618090;Diablo-D3;frankly, I think they're hiding in the fridge -187715;1355618103;Diablo-D3;open it to get a soda BAM, forum threads spill out with scam accusations -187714;1355618115;thestringpuller;i thought you were a scammer -187713;1355618128;Diablo-D3;nope -187712;1355618137;Diablo-D3;just someone who got scammed by nefario -187711;1355618140;thestringpuller;i was just trollin' -187710;1355618158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3641 @ 0.00062292 = 2.2681 BTC [-] -187709;1355618204;smickles;thestringpuller: you must know i'm not an expert in commodities trade regulation -187708;1355618275;thestringpuller;cocoa is currently at 3 units -187707;1355618288;thestringpuller;oops 4 -187706;1355618290;thestringpuller;for the month -187705;1355618323;EskimoBob;if you have not noticed, there is a new virtual security in litecoinglobal https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/ART -187704;1355618354;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: cocoa is sold all over the wold. Why not talk to some of the guys? -187703;1355618355;thestringpuller;... -187702;1355618372;EskimoBob;maybe you can use existing delivery networks to get your goods moving -187701;1355618374;thestringpuller;the idea is to sell cocoa through mpex -187700;1355618389;thestringpuller;and deregulated from the current market it's pegged at -187699;1355618403;EskimoBob;hmm.. contraband? -187698;1355618427;thestringpuller;no just shipped using a different currency? -187697;1355618436;thestringpuller;it'd be like someone using gold bars to buy oil or something -187696;1355618450;EskimoBob;you do not ship currency, you ship goods -187695;1355618466;smickles;thestringpuller: from what i'm reading, it is generally illegal for 'mericans to offer futures to other 'mericans, unless it is done on a US regulated exchange -187694;1355618466;EskimoBob;you get paid in BTC and this is your business -187693;1355618475;thestringpuller;... -187692;1355618488;thestringpuller;no one currently sells mass amounts of cocoa for btc -187691;1355618505;thestringpuller;there'd be multiple trade steps -187690;1355618531;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: I am not sure why is this even important. BTC is just a way to transfer fiat -187689;1355618551;thestringpuller;also with physical delivery of a futures contract I imagine with something like cocoa it'd be a way to move cocoa from a place of high supply to low demand -187688;1355618573;thestringpuller;by from market X that is in indonesia during a good season sell beans to coffee shops in new york -187687;1355618582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062318 = 2.6928 BTC [+] -187686;1355618584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4068 @ 0.00062292 = 2.534 BTC [-] -187685;1355618585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2908 @ 0.00061823 = 1.7978 BTC [-] -187684;1355618586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10679 @ 0.000618 = 6.5996 BTC [-] -187683;1355618587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13474 @ 0.00061761 = 8.3217 BTC [-] -187682;1355618661;EskimoBob;do you see that BTC has actually nothing to do with that :) You need to move goods - few metric tons of beans ? -187681;1355618667;mircea_popescu;well, futures are not commonly used for procurement irl, but that may be different for btc i guess -187680;1355618668;smickles;thestringpuller: it seems that my company might have to register with the NFA -187679;1355618686;mircea_popescu;the national football association !? -187678;1355618693;smickles;indeed -187677;1355618696;EskimoBob;you need to use established shipping routes, wholesellers etc -187676;1355618696;mircea_popescu;wtf ?! -187675;1355618703;thestringpuller;lol procurment -187674;1355618726;mircea_popescu;yes ? -187673;1355618768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061771 = 2.6691 BTC [+] -187672;1355618770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1521 @ 0.00061761 = 0.9394 BTC [-] -187671;1355618771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7958 @ 0.00061732 = 4.9126 BTC [-] -187670;1355618771;smickles;ah, thestringpuller foreign business that do futures business with us customers need to get an exemption from the cftc -187669;1355618798;EskimoBob;for start. Go sell a bag of beans you get wfom local whole seller and see what happens. Then try to buy a bag from X and send get it to your destination Y and see, what happens. -187668;1355618804;mircea_popescu;smickles at the leves involved i would imagine this would simply count as contract sourcing. -187667;1355618807;smickles;so if you want to do this, you either need to 'know your customer' or not live in 'merica -187666;1355618833;thestringpuller;people run companies from prison -187665;1355618837;thestringpuller;american prisons -187664;1355618839;thestringpuller;called club fed -187663;1355618846;thestringpuller;there's gotta be away to live here and operate it -187662;1355618852;EskimoBob;you can live where ever you want but you need to have a actual company in those countries :) -187661;1355618857;thestringpuller;even if the physical side oftheoperation is being run by romanian orphans -187660;1355618921;EskimoBob;and that's why I am telling to use distributors that are set in those countries. Not sure, what the value is you actually add to the deal but this is up to you to figure out ;) -187659;1355618925;thestringpuller;smickles: i refuse to be regulated, if money launderers want to by lots of coffee let them -187658;1355618943;smickles;heh, thestringpuller i don't see anything about the accountant needing to be registered with the nfa -187657;1355618944;EskimoBob;do they? -187656;1355619001;thestringpuller;lets do it! -187655;1355619005;thestringpuller;this is gonna be so much fun -187654;1355619039;EskimoBob;get yourself a 65 Kg bag and see, what you can do with it :) -187653;1355619101;EskimoBob;and I recommend looking around a bit. who is your competition for start -187652;1355619107;thestringpuller;dude that's not the point eskimo -187651;1355619145;EskimoBob;what is the point? -187650;1355619227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5272 @ 0.00061732 = 3.2545 BTC [-] -187649;1355619355;EskimoBob;ask yourself: what is the value I am offering to my clients? -187648;1355619406;EskimoBob;figure out your businessmodel and for start, test it on paper -187647;1355619511;thestringpuller;... -187646;1355619578;smickles;thestringpuller: I don't think I could take you on as a client if I suspected your business operated in violation of the gov't's rules -187645;1355619630;smickles;thestringpuller: essentially, if you set up a foreign company to do this, and get a lawer to look it over and say it's ok, then I could -187644;1355619657;thestringpuller;“The thing that needs to be emphasized is that futures contracts are risk management tools,” Harangody says. “They are not intended to be procurement contracts” due to the expense and difficulty of meeting the exchange’s requirements. It’s easier to exit your responsibilities in the futures contract and go into the spot market and buy or sell those commodities, he adds. -187643;1355619665;smickles;but, as I am trying to become a CPA in the future, there are ethical guidelines I need to adhere too -187642;1355619730;thestringpuller;I think as mircea_popescu said, it'd be more like a contract settler -187641;1355619767;smickles;I just need to be reasonably sure that it's not illegal for you to do ;) -187640;1355619782;smickles;bbl -187639;1355619943;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: would physical delivery be a stepping stone for a procurment market? -187638;1355620026;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. irl futures rarely deliver -187637;1355620029;mircea_popescu;but btc is often paradoxical. -187636;1355620135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2020 @ 0.00061732 = 1.247 BTC [-] -187635;1355620136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00061715 = 4.9989 BTC [-] -187634;1355620138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1850 @ 0.0006162 = 1.14 BTC [-] -187633;1355620138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00061574 = 9.2361 BTC [-] -187632;1355620139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21650 @ 0.00061533 = 13.3219 BTC [-] -187631;1355620140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3825 @ 0.00061469 = 2.3512 BTC [-] -187630;1355620372;thestringpuller;someone is selling lol -187629;1355620468;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what value do you see physical delivery bringing to btc? -187628;1355620484;thestringpuller;is it just because that's the way contracts were always done? -187627;1355620520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062348 = 2.6941 BTC [+] -187626;1355620521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5755 @ 0.00062368 = 3.5893 BTC [+] -187625;1355620537;mircea_popescu;it makes prices be provably fair -187624;1355620550;mircea_popescu;othwise futures markets fail to work, as icbit is on the verge of proving -187623;1355620652;thestringpuller;:) -187622;1355620753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.0006235 = 1.247 BTC [-] -187621;1355621128;mircea_popescu;so flash contest : first to correctly identify the money in the clip gets 0.1337 btc. http://trilema.com/2010/portret-al-artistului-la-tinerete/ -187620;1355621289;kakobrekla;Venezuelan bolívar? -187619;1355621292;smickles;mircea_popescu: chilean peso? -187618;1355621297;mircea_popescu;nope -187617;1355621311;thestringpuller;mpoe lost money in october and november? -187616;1355621319;smickles;thestringpuller: no? -187615;1355621331;kakobrekla;costa rica colon? -187614;1355621336;mircea_popescu;hehe yeah. addy ? -187613;1355621365;kakobrekla;hum lemme find one -187612;1355621386;mircea_popescu;look under bed -187611;1355621390;mircea_popescu;it's where i always find mine -187610;1355621390;kakobrekla;1P9rQm6AfVXuzPtQf8B9pT4aeoPFAzKZ72 -187609;1355621397;kakobrekla;yeah -187608;1355621400;kakobrekla;it was behind it -187607;1355621406;thestringpuller;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-november-2012-statement/ -187606;1355621427;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller the bot itself turning a profit and mpoe showing a profit are diff things -187605;1355621432;mircea_popescu;due to the cost of capital involved. -187604;1355621450;thestringpuller;explain -187603;1355621463;smickles;thestringpuller: basically, the bondholders took some of their own principal -187602;1355621468;mircea_popescu;well, take nov. the bot made about 2k btc trading about 20k each way. -187601;1355621485;mircea_popescu;but because it used ~40k btc to insure its trades and they ended up auctioned for like 9.9% -187600;1355621495;mircea_popescu;it ended up paying 4k in interest, so mpoe showed a - -187599;1355621568;thestringpuller;who pys the 9.9 percent mpoe? -187598;1355621572;mircea_popescu;yea -187597;1355621581;thestringpuller;so how is that a profit? -187596;1355621586;thestringpuller;there was a 2k loss -187595;1355621592;smickles;everyone involved mad btc -187594;1355621593;mircea_popescu;... -187593;1355621594;smickles;*made -187592;1355621608;smickles;2k of principal was returned -187591;1355621626;mircea_popescu;smickles i really have to come up with a better accounting scheme for this, it confuses EVERYBODY -187590;1355621636;thestringpuller;it really does -187589;1355621671;thestringpuller;out of 41252 btc's of bondholder money 1961 was lost -187588;1355621684;smickles;mircea_popescu: if you capped the % to not return principle, it wouldn't show a loss -187587;1355621693;thestringpuller;but the bond rate made it so half of that wa returned -187586;1355621703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2321 @ 0.0006235 = 1.4471 BTC [-] -187585;1355621703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13795 @ 0.00062368 = 8.6037 BTC [+] -187584;1355621710;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller see -pr's explanation to rassah https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1386249#msg1386249 -187583;1355621742;mircea_popescu;smickles yeah i guess, but for one i'd end up with having to round interests. -187582;1355621895;smickles;mircea_popescu: or, you could but a line item in underneat the 'loss' line explaining that X of the loss was returned principle -187581;1355621919;mircea_popescu;i suspect that'd make it more c onfusing. -187580;1355621921;smickles;that way, unless there actually was a loss, the two would cancel each other out -187579;1355621942;mircea_popescu;i think ima end up hiring free accounting support for random members of the public -187578;1355621973;thestringpuller;the mpoe-pr explanation is ridiculously clear -187577;1355621978;mircea_popescu;by now mpex is obscure enough to warrant a fucking qualification -187576;1355621979;thestringpuller;so this makes much more sense -187575;1355621982;mircea_popescu;like a 40 hour course -187574;1355621988;thestringpuller;heh -187573;1355621994;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller she's gifted. -187572;1355622061;thestringpuller;in more areas than one (pun intended) -187571;1355622076;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm just suggesting to put the equivilant of this "1,961.31822035 BTC extra, which were also needed to pay the bondholders was actually taken out of their bonds" right under the -1`961.31822035 -187570;1355622102;mircea_popescu;mayne as a footnote or something -187569;1355622126;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller in many areas and some zones -187568;1355622147;thestringpuller;so the -1961 needed to pay out positions on the contracts -187567;1355622152;thestringpuller;that's taken from the bond -187566;1355622209;mircea_popescu;its actually needed to pay interests -187565;1355622239;thestringpuller;so where does the profit come from? -187564;1355622241;mircea_popescu;basically, bondholders asked for 9.9%. mpoe made enough to pay ~5%. the rest came out of their capital, as a sort of amortisation of a bizzare kind -187563;1355622259;thestringpuller;oh -187562;1355622260;thestringpuller;heh -187561;1355622278;mircea_popescu;it's like, you lend 1k and say you want 10% a month. -187560;1355622284;mircea_popescu;if the business makes enough to pay you 10% fine -187559;1355622293;mircea_popescu;if not, it gives you back some of your capital. -187558;1355622309;mircea_popescu;eventually you passively get all your capital back if the business sucks. -187557;1355622332;thestringpuller;but mpoe annually makes money? -187556;1355622339;thestringpuller;octoboer and november seemed like bad months -187555;1355622356;mircea_popescu;well 1. you mean mpoe or the bot and 2. make money for whom ? -187554;1355622374;thestringpuller;for you the busiess -187553;1355622386;mircea_popescu;that;d be the shareholders. -187552;1355622391;thestringpuller;yea -187551;1355622395;mircea_popescu;it ALWAYS makes money for shareholders on the grounds it can never lose any. -187550;1355622429;thestringpuller;can the bondholders exit their bond position and get their entire principle back in a liquidation event? -187549;1355622435;thestringpuller;after settlements -187548;1355622443;mircea_popescu;they can ask for their capital back at any point -187547;1355622450;mircea_popescu;will receive it at the end of the current month. -187546;1355622455;thestringpuller;very effective model -187545;1355622460;mircea_popescu;:) -187544;1355622495;thestringpuller;but ideally the bot needs to make money -187543;1355622506;thestringpuller;you are the pimp the bot is the hoe -187542;1355622506;mircea_popescu;the bot itself only lost money two months out of 10 -187541;1355622512;mircea_popescu;one was significant (august) -187540;1355622517;mircea_popescu;the other was some pennies in june i think -187539;1355622524;thestringpuller;what about october/november -187538;1355622535;mircea_popescu;in november it made like 2k -187537;1355622544;mircea_popescu;in octomber i dun recall lets see -187536;1355622566;thestringpuller;oh -187535;1355622567;thestringpuller;i see -187534;1355622568;thestringpuller;jeeze -187533;1355622571;thestringpuller;i'm fucking dumb -187532;1355622573;thestringpuller;it's just confusing -187531;1355622574;mircea_popescu;you're right in oct it lost like 25 btc -187530;1355622591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063363 = 2.7379 BTC [+] -187529;1355622593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3078 @ 0.00063375 = 1.9507 BTC [+] -187528;1355622594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7001 @ 0.00063861 = 4.4709 BTC [+] -187527;1355622599;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1151.23669403-1129.93294445 -187526;1355622599;gribble;21.30374958 -187525;1355622608;mircea_popescu;to be precise. -187524;1355622656;thestringpuller;in november it made around 2k -187523;1355622656;thestringpuller;okay -187522;1355622669;thestringpuller;it's just the capital expenses that make it so tough -187521;1355622671;thestringpuller;9.9% -187520;1355622672;thestringpuller;geez -187519;1355622682;mircea_popescu;was huge capital base too. -187518;1355622693;mircea_popescu;the thing is see, if bot trades 20k contracts it matters A LOT -187517;1355622699;mircea_popescu;if those are 2k open/close/open/close -187516;1355622703;mircea_popescu;or 20k open then closed -187515;1355622703;thestringpuller;half of it was you though -187514;1355622707;mircea_popescu;cause it needs a lot moar then -187513;1355622766;thestringpuller;but it seems like the bot is getting reemed on the capital expenses -187512;1355622779;mircea_popescu;;;ident smickles -187511;1355622779;gribble;Nick 'smickles', with hostmask 'smickles!~smickles@mostofmany.com', is not identified. -187510;1355622800;thestringpuller;why are the capital expenses so high? -187509;1355622806;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well people can always put their btc in more bonds -187508;1355622815;mircea_popescu;cause that's what bondholders ask for. its an auction model -187507;1355622819;thestringpuller;5-6% seems more reasonable for both parties... -187506;1355622829;thestringpuller;so the minimum asking was 9.9%? -187505;1355622832;thestringpuller;jeeze -187504;1355622841;mircea_popescu;no, mpoe always pays max % accepted -187503;1355622854;mircea_popescu;if someone puts 5k at 1%, someone else 2% at 3% and someone 100 btc at 25% -187502;1355622859;thestringpuller;oh -187501;1355622861;mircea_popescu;and 7.1k are needed -187500;1355622863;thestringpuller;yea -187499;1355622865;mircea_popescu;it will pay 25% on 7.1k -187498;1355622869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1664 @ 0.00063005 = 1.0484 BTC [-] -187497;1355622878;thestringpuller;because of that model the % was higher -187496;1355622883;thestringpuller;now I see what you see -187495;1355622896;thestringpuller;that amount of capital needed to trade drives up the price of capital expesnes -187494;1355622900;thestringpuller;expenses* -187493;1355622901;mircea_popescu;yup -187492;1355622923;mircea_popescu;and in any event, i don't think THE ENTIRE world of BTC paid 2k interest on deposits last month. -187491;1355622936;mircea_popescu;so you know... MPOE is the financial center of lending by a fat margin. -187490;1355622955;thestringpuller;but the bot is getting lent money -187489;1355622974;mircea_popescu;ya -187488;1355623095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17588 @ 0.00063861 = 11.2319 BTC [+] -187487;1355623327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3361 @ 0.00063861 = 2.1464 BTC [+] -187486;1355623329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23850 @ 0.00063864 = 15.2316 BTC [+] -187485;1355623329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 989 @ 0.00063925 = 0.6322 BTC [+] -187484;1355623678;smickles;;;ident -187483;1355623678;gribble;You are not identified. -187482;1355623680;smickles;:o -187481;1355623722;smickles;;;ident -187480;1355623722;gribble;You are identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -187479;1355623838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5011 @ 0.00063925 = 3.2033 BTC [+] -187478;1355623839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6267 @ 0.00063949 = 4.0077 BTC [+] -187477;1355623840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2622 @ 0.00063995 = 1.6779 BTC [+] -187476;1355624030;mircea_popescu;;;ident smickles -187475;1355624031;gribble;Nick 'smickles', with hostmask 'smickles!~smickles@mostofmany.com', is identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -187474;1355624403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.0006337 = 3.5487 BTC [-] -187473;1355624404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2657 @ 0.00063005 = 1.674 BTC [-] -187472;1355624406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3393 @ 0.00062981 = 2.1369 BTC [-] -187471;1355624550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20650 @ 0.00062981 = 13.0056 BTC [-] -187470;1355624583;kakobrekla;;;rate mircea_popescu -10 FUCKIN SCAMMER!!! Has MILKed me for over 0.1336 BTC!! PROOF!! -187469;1355624584;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mircea_popescu has changed from 2 to -10. -187468;1355624609;mircea_popescu;where's your address! -187467;1355624614;kakobrekla;i gave it to you -187466;1355624618;mircea_popescu;eh! -187465;1355624624;kakobrekla;00:29.46 ( mircea_popescu ) look under bed -187464;1355624624;kakobrekla;00:29.49 ( kakobrekla ) 1P9rQm6AfVXuzPtQf8B9pT4aeoPFAzKZ72 -187463;1355624624;kakobrekla;00:29.49 ( mircea_popescu ) it's where i always find mine -187462;1355624624;mircea_popescu;where1 -187461;1355624632;mircea_popescu;duh -187460;1355624632;kakobrekla;between the lines -187459;1355624648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4594 @ 0.00062981 = 2.8933 BTC [-] -187458;1355624650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00062725 = 6.8998 BTC [-] -187457;1355624651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6656 @ 0.00062505 = 4.1603 BTC [-] -187456;1355624668;kakobrekla;twas 1337. -187455;1355624668;mircea_popescu;sent you 1336 mBTC. YOU CAN SUE ME FOR THE OTHER ONE -187454;1355624677;kakobrekla;MOTHERFUCK -187453;1355624681;mircea_popescu;mwahahahaha -187452;1355624685;mircea_popescu;and so empires are built! -187451;1355624763;mircea_popescu;in other news, icbit.se paid out. -187450;1355624779;mircea_popescu;a cool ~300 btc in profits. -187449;1355624860;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla : in exchange for your milk i offer you cowsies. http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135561763837.jpg -187448;1355624923;kakobrekla;alright, outweight the missing 0.074% of the settelment payment -187447;1355624933;kakobrekla;;;rate mircea_popescu 3 made good on the deeds. -187446;1355624934;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mircea_popescu has changed from -10 to 3. -187445;1355624952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3628 @ 0.00063989 = 2.3215 BTC [+] -187444;1355624961;mircea_popescu;wtf 63.9 -187443;1355625045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12517 @ 0.00063546 = 7.9541 BTC [-] -187442;1355625055;mircea_popescu;http://www.bitmit.net/en/item/7548-intel-pentium-4-3-00ghz-cpu-processors -187441;1355625063;mircea_popescu;is this for real ? pentium 4 buy now .3 btc ? -187440;1355625156;kakobrekla;perhaps for the whole lot -187439;1355625223;mircea_popescu;what do you mean whole lot ? -187438;1355625241;kakobrekla;>> I have 9 of them available -187437;1355625257;mircea_popescu;but i mean... a pentium 4 is worth more than 5 bux no ?! -187436;1355625263;kakobrekla;no -187435;1355625279;mircea_popescu;wow srsly ? -187434;1355625311;kakobrekla;preetymuch ya -187433;1355625342;mircea_popescu;i guess they woulsdn't be prescotts -187432;1355625433;kakobrekla;noone wants that -187431;1355625441;kakobrekla;even c2d are for the low end boxes -187430;1355625445;kakobrekla;these days -187429;1355625670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16894 @ 0.00062505 = 10.5596 BTC [-] -187428;1355626573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4003 @ 0.00062182 = 2.4891 BTC [-] -187427;1355626623;kakobrekla;lolz https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130989.msg1402197#msg1402197 -187426;1355626638;kakobrekla;i didnt see prs comment till now -187425;1355626745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00335 = 3.35 BTC [-] -187424;1355626746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2250 @ 0.0033341 = 7.5017 BTC [-] -187423;1355627038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19643 @ 0.00062573 = 12.2912 BTC [+] -187422;1355627038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8894 @ 0.00062696 = 5.5762 BTC [+] -187421;1355627040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00063278 = 8.3527 BTC [+] -187420;1355627041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9663 @ 0.00063428 = 6.129 BTC [+] -187419;1355627136;mircea_popescu;sooo -187418;1355627144;mircea_popescu;the december judges : http://trilema.com/2012/the-first-roll-of-judges-december-2012/ -187417;1355627151;mircea_popescu;anyone wanting to sue may do so now. -187416;1355627168;mircea_popescu;and also rota stuff can be followed in its own category http://trilema.com/category/rota/ -187415;1355627187;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ahaha -187414;1355627207;kakobrekla;get him to transcribe that youtube -187413;1355627212;kakobrekla;from amir or whats that guy -187412;1355627266;kakobrekla;to see if it was a fair transcription the first time -187411;1355627319;mircea_popescu;lol -187410;1355627579;thestringpuller;i never just read forum posts -187409;1355627584;thestringpuller;these people are really dumb -187408;1355627604;thestringpuller;the debate between mpoe-pr and inaba (sp?) is really dumb -187407;1355627607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 993 @ 0.0033341 = 3.3108 BTC [-] -187406;1355627911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00062354 = 6.4225 BTC [-] -187405;1355628086;thestringpuller;;;ticker -187404;1355628086;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.55130, Best ask: 13.55131, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.55130, 24 hour volume: 15218.16247989, 24 hour low: 13.44216, 24 hour high: 13.66548, 24 hour vwap: 13.54337 -187403;1355628130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.0034 = 4.08 BTC [+] -187402;1355628887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00063009 = 5.4188 BTC [+] -187401;1355628889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.0006315 = 5.5572 BTC [+] -187400;1355629241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2450 @ 0.00337621 = 8.2717 BTC [-] -187399;1355629469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.000624 = 1.248 BTC [-] -187398;1355629470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1797 @ 0.00062354 = 1.1205 BTC [-] -187397;1355629472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00062282 = 2.8338 BTC [-] -187396;1355629472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5476 @ 0.00062111 = 3.4012 BTC [-] -187395;1355629960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 570 @ 0.00334008 = 1.9038 BTC [-] -187394;1355630173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062135 = 2.6849 BTC [+] -187393;1355630174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4724 @ 0.00062111 = 2.9341 BTC [-] -187392;1355630175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3489 @ 0.00062082 = 2.166 BTC [-] -187391;1355630176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00062033 = 4.4974 BTC [-] -187390;1355630177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2966 @ 0.0006161 = 1.8274 BTC [-] -187389;1355630328;thestringpuller;look at these niggas sellin there shares -187388;1355630558;Namjies;What? Would it be going in the other direction than the strings you're pulling? -187387;1355630773;mircea_popescu;later all. -187386;1355647990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062268 = 2.6906 BTC [+] -187385;1355647991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 169 @ 0.0006226 = 0.1052 BTC [-] -187384;1355647993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4960 @ 0.00061958 = 3.0731 BTC [-] -187383;1355648075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3300 @ 0.0034 = 11.22 BTC [+] -187382;1355648181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006306 = 2.7248 BTC [+] -187381;1355648182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2474 @ 0.00063083 = 1.5607 BTC [+] -187380;1355648361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3355 @ 0.00063293 = 2.1235 BTC [+] -187379;1355650207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062828 = 2.7148 BTC [-] -187378;1355650209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7079 @ 0.00062841 = 4.4485 BTC [+] -187377;1355650556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16835 @ 0.00062841 = 10.5793 BTC [+] -187376;1355650558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6165 @ 0.00062952 = 3.881 BTC [+] -187375;1355651491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10027 @ 0.00062469 = 6.2638 BTC [-] -187374;1355651493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062257 = 2.6901 BTC [-] -187373;1355651494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1802 @ 0.00062222 = 1.1212 BTC [-] -187372;1355652929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062252 = 2.6899 BTC [+] -187371;1355652930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24779 @ 0.00062222 = 15.418 BTC [-] -187370;1355653548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062333 = 2.6934 BTC [+] -187369;1355653550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 629 @ 0.00062364 = 0.3923 BTC [+] -187368;1355653772;mircea_popescu;;;calc 319 * 0.01302041 -187367;1355653772;gribble;4.15351079 -187366;1355656167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12005 @ 0.00061958 = 7.4381 BTC [-] -187365;1355656169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 745 @ 0.0006194 = 0.4615 BTC [-] -187364;1355656235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8655 @ 0.0006194 = 5.3609 BTC [-] -187363;1355656236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4071 @ 0.00061301 = 2.4956 BTC [-] -187362;1355656669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5748 @ 0.00061301 = 3.5236 BTC [-] -187361;1355656670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 914 @ 0.00061254 = 0.5599 BTC [-] -187360;1355656672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9538 @ 0.00061202 = 5.8374 BTC [-] -187359;1355657081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00061667 = 14.4917 BTC [+] -187358;1355659194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.0034 = 5.44 BTC [+] -187357;1355659247;Ukto;0,o -187356;1355659255;Ukto;I hope you reset your passwd after that :P -187355;1355659294;mircea_popescu;:D -187354;1355659322;Ukto;finished setting up the stuff for terra -187353;1355659322;mircea_popescu;was due for a reset anyway, it's been over a year. -187352;1355659338;Ukto;working on another little something thats like a 10min peice of code -187351;1355659341;mircea_popescu;o also, : this http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-accounts-spring-scrub-2013/ -187350;1355659356;Ukto;LIES -187349;1355659360;Ukto;iz not spring 2013 yet -187348;1355659368;Ukto;go away future boy! -187347;1355659368;Ukto;:P -187346;1355659383;mircea_popescu;lol -187345;1355659398;mircea_popescu;and also, the MPEx Rota is a go, people can now sue. -187344;1355659437;mircea_popescu;you need to specify damages. how sick ? -187343;1355659442;Ukto;hmm -187342;1355659454;Ukto;vomiting, ER visits... high blood pressure, stress... -187341;1355659466;Ukto;occasional diarea of the mouth -187340;1355659468;Ukto;>:P -187339;1355659519;mircea_popescu;that's like... half a btc -187338;1355659712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3871 @ 0.00061942 = 2.3978 BTC [+] -187337;1355659713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2893 @ 0.00062072 = 1.7957 BTC [+] -187336;1355659943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4150 @ 0.00061709 = 2.5609 BTC [-] -187335;1355660296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061291 = 2.6484 BTC [-] -187334;1355660297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5132 @ 0.00061274 = 3.1446 BTC [-] -187333;1355660536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061573 = 2.6606 BTC [+] -187332;1355660537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9150 @ 0.00061601 = 5.6365 BTC [+] -187331;1355660538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7079 @ 0.00062072 = 4.3941 BTC [+] -187330;1355661284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9903 @ 0.00062072 = 6.147 BTC [+] -187329;1355661284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9097 @ 0.00062364 = 5.6733 BTC [+] -187328;1355662211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00061659 = 11.1603 BTC [-] -187327;1355662212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10393 @ 0.00061274 = 6.3682 BTC [-] -187326;1355662435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00337085 = 4.7192 BTC [-] -187325;1355662446;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: how is this rota thingy going to enforce anything? -187324;1355662461;mircea_popescu;voluntarily. -187323;1355662489;EskimoBob;and the point of the whole thing is? -187322;1355662507;mircea_popescu;you know, same as bitcoin. -187321;1355662519;mircea_popescu;doing things the right way. -187320;1355662524;EskimoBob;no, I do not know. Enlighten me -187319;1355662580;mircea_popescu;well, the problem with "enforcing" is that it takes effort. X does something stupid and now Y has to drop whatever he's doing, expend time and energy FORCING X to do the right thing ? -187318;1355662586;mircea_popescu;why bother. -187317;1355662601;mircea_popescu;you just eliminate X, case closed. -187316;1355662679;EskimoBob;so what you just said is that rota thingy is pointless -187315;1355662700;mircea_popescu;nope. -187314;1355662707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062333 = 2.6934 BTC [+] -187313;1355662707;mircea_popescu;not anymore than bitcoin is pointless. -187312;1355662708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14033 @ 0.00062364 = 8.7515 BTC [+] -187311;1355662709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2796 @ 0.00062381 = 1.7442 BTC [+] -187310;1355662744;EskimoBob;no, this hyperbole bull shit is not working on me :) -187309;1355662784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062352 = 2.6942 BTC [-] -187308;1355662785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7192 @ 0.00062381 = 4.4864 BTC [+] -187307;1355662836;mircea_popescu;you're not very well equipped to think, is the problem. but otherwise, hey. -187306;1355662845;mircea_popescu;knock yourself out. -187305;1355662893;EskimoBob;LOL, look who's talking -187304;1355662920;EskimoBob;you can not even explain your own idea the ... wtf -187303;1355662929;EskimoBob;you have the problem with thinking :) -187302;1355663045;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu, more substance, less opinions ;) -187301;1355663094;Ukto;EskimoBob: you seem up early :P -187300;1355663095;EskimoBob;or what ever you so pompously stated -187299;1355663104;EskimoBob;I am :( -187298;1355663305;Ukto;couldnt sleep? too excited over the asset? :) -187297;1355663341;EskimoBob;:) -187296;1355663948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6869 @ 0.00062348 = 4.2827 BTC [-] -187295;1355664300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7981 @ 0.00062348 = 4.976 BTC [-] -187294;1355664300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5394 @ 0.00061274 = 3.3051 BTC [-] -187293;1355664302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 225 @ 0.00061206 = 0.1377 BTC [-] -187292;1355664677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061233 = 2.6459 BTC [+] -187291;1355664679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14075 @ 0.00061206 = 8.6147 BTC [-] -187290;1355664680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7354 @ 0.00061202 = 4.5008 BTC [-] -187289;1355664902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061229 = 2.6457 BTC [+] -187288;1355664904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35091 @ 0.00061202 = 21.4764 BTC [-] -187287;1355665353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061207 = 2.6448 BTC [+] -187286;1355665354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11779 @ 0.00061202 = 7.209 BTC [-] -187285;1355665507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00061425 = 0.9214 BTC [+] -187284;1355665539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3438 @ 0.00061202 = 2.1041 BTC [-] -187283;1355665541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00061134 = 0.6725 BTC [-] -187282;1355665542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19662 @ 0.00061083 = 12.0101 BTC [-] -187281;1355665588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2821 @ 0.00061425 = 1.7328 BTC [+] -187280;1355665589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.0006144 = 5.7139 BTC [+] -187279;1355665591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00062041 = 6.6074 BTC [+] -187278;1355665591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1629 @ 0.00062381 = 1.0162 BTC [+] -187277;1355666609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00062271 = 9.3407 BTC [-] -187276;1355666610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8289 @ 0.00061962 = 5.136 BTC [-] -187275;1355666611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18576 @ 0.00061083 = 11.3468 BTC [-] -187274;1355666879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061103 = 2.6403 BTC [+] -187273;1355666882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7979 @ 0.00061083 = 4.8738 BTC [-] -187272;1355668138;assbot;[MPEX] [X.AWHG] 220 @ 0.06231503 = 13.7093 BTC [-] -187271;1355668140;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ENGG] 230 @ 0.2576593 = 59.2616 BTC [-] -187270;1355668235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6033 @ 0.00061083 = 3.6851 BTC [-] -187269;1355668236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19750 @ 0.00061077 = 12.0627 BTC [-] -187268;1355668237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3617 @ 0.00060993 = 2.2061 BTC [-] -187267;1355668574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6433 @ 0.00060993 = 3.9237 BTC [-] -187266;1355668576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9517 @ 0.00060927 = 5.7984 BTC [-] -187265;1355670589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061734 = 2.6675 BTC [+] -187264;1355670590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 429 @ 0.00061762 = 0.265 BTC [+] -187263;1355671090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061728 = 2.6673 BTC [-] -187262;1355671091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3465 @ 0.00061762 = 2.1401 BTC [+] -187261;1355671180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006175 = 2.6682 BTC [-] -187260;1355671181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2256 @ 0.00061762 = 1.3934 BTC [+] -187259;1355671183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13523 @ 0.00061951 = 8.3776 BTC [+] -187258;1355671270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00337085 = 0.3371 BTC [-] -187257;1355671271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 315 @ 0.00334008 = 1.0521 BTC [-] -187256;1355671273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1535 @ 0.0033341 = 5.1178 BTC [-] -187255;1355671638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3727 @ 0.00061951 = 2.3089 BTC [+] -187254;1355671639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2564 @ 0.00062381 = 1.5994 BTC [+] -187253;1355671641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2009 @ 0.00062388 = 1.2534 BTC [+] -187252;1355672166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00062388 = 1.7157 BTC [+] -187251;1355672674;mircea_popescu;http://imgur.com/r/aww/TZ4Nc -187250;1355672942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061407 = 2.6534 BTC [-] -187249;1355672944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11279 @ 0.000614 = 6.9253 BTC [-] -187248;1355673093;Diablo-D3;seen it -187247;1355673094;Diablo-D3;awwed -187246;1355673139;mircea_popescu;im new. -187245;1355673552;mircea_popescu;http://www.writersofthefuture.com/time-capsule-predictions how about that -187244;1355673999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23700 @ 0.0006206 = 14.7082 BTC [+] -187243;1355674294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2459 @ 0.0006206 = 1.5261 BTC [+] -187242;1355674295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6271 @ 0.000614 = 3.8504 BTC [-] -187241;1355674297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8177 @ 0.00061293 = 5.0119 BTC [-] -187240;1355674388;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what else does btc need to win the war on fiat? -187239;1355674402;mircea_popescu;take over locs. -187238;1355674466;thestringpuller;don't locs break anonyminity -187237;1355674478;thestringpuller;well they don't have to wth the PGP Contract -187236;1355674507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062353 = 2.6943 BTC [+] -187235;1355674508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5641 @ 0.00062388 = 3.5193 BTC [+] -187234;1355674510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4017 @ 0.00062415 = 2.5072 BTC [+] -187233;1355674514;thestringpuller;line of credit right? -187232;1355674563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061317 = 2.6495 BTC [-] -187231;1355674563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6644 @ 0.00061293 = 4.0723 BTC [-] -187230;1355674636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061325 = 2.6499 BTC [+] -187229;1355674637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4929 @ 0.00061293 = 3.0211 BTC [-] -187228;1355674677;thestringpuller;I will be old, but not dead. Come by to see me, and bring a bottle. -187227;1355674820;thestringpuller;A lot of these predictions are sorta wrong -187226;1355674827;thestringpuller;Tesla made better predictions than deez -187225;1355674828;thestringpuller;nuts -187224;1355674844;thestringpuller;lets see wha mah niggy orson scott card has to say -187223;1355674850;mircea_popescu;letters of credit -187222;1355674886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062396 = 2.6961 BTC [+] -187221;1355674887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3833 @ 0.00062415 = 2.3924 BTC [+] -187220;1355674889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24000 @ 0.00062479 = 14.995 BTC [+] -187219;1355674890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18550 @ 0.00062564 = 11.6056 BTC [+] -187218;1355674891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10806 @ 0.00062635 = 6.7683 BTC [+] -187217;1355674892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11326 @ 0.00062952 = 7.1299 BTC [+] -187216;1355674893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 814 @ 0.00062981 = 0.5127 BTC [+] -187215;1355674955;thestringpuller;you want to pay for civil engineering projects with BTC eh? -187214;1355674967;thestringpuller;that's what most people use letters of credit for -187213;1355675019;thestringpuller;mpex and silk road I think are the only two businesses with enough BTC volume to even consider large LoC's for projects. -187212;1355675031;thestringpuller;for large projects* -187211;1355675100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061315 = 2.6494 BTC [-] -187210;1355675102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00061293 = 4.1373 BTC [-] -187209;1355675103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2533 @ 0.00060927 = 1.5433 BTC [-] -187208;1355675103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1096 @ 0.00060884 = 0.6673 BTC [-] -187207;1355675113;thestringpuller;great time to buy -187206;1355675126;thestringpuller;land and stuff -187205;1355675127;mircea_popescu;point is more like, chinese factory gets paid in btc -187204;1355675145;mircea_popescu;instead of everyone spending millions and waiting around for months for the banks to bother moving the locs around -187203;1355675356;thestringpuller;but we aren't at a point yet where BTC is liquid enough to use for end user payment -187202;1355675364;thestringpuller;as you stated before: "btc is not a consumer currency" -187201;1355675367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060907 = 2.6318 BTC [+] -187200;1355675369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3466 @ 0.00060884 = 2.1102 BTC [-] -187199;1355675497;mircea_popescu;this isn't consumer tho. suppose you want to buy 5 container's worth of cutlery. -187198;1355675507;mircea_popescu;you find your chinese source. what now ? -187197;1355675586;thestringpuller;I'm speaking from the perspective of the chinese source -187196;1355675606;thestringpuller;you get an order for a bunch of knives and shit -187195;1355675617;thestringpuller;and the person who is buying is offering in btc -187194;1355675624;thestringpuller;how the heck am I supposed to pay my worker? -187193;1355675628;thestringpuller;workers* -187192;1355675644;thestringpuller;(because we all know chinese factories are just a 90 year old china man running in a hamster wheel) -187191;1355675972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14227 @ 0.00061414 = 8.7374 BTC [+] -187190;1355676144;thestringpuller;the old china man just died waiting for an answer -187189;1355676196;kakobrekla;4 generations have lived and died from order time to delivery -187188;1355676216;thestringpuller;looks like they just never got paid -187187;1355676224;mircea_popescu;http://www.bankrate.com/financing/banking/banks-vs-cybercriminals/ -187186;1355676229;mircea_popescu;In a scheme traced to a Russian computer and a hacker who calls himself "vorVzakone," -187185;1355676235;mircea_popescu;heh, that just means thief in law. -187184;1355676242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1541 @ 0.0033341 = 5.1378 BTC [-] -187183;1355676244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1209 @ 0.0033268 = 4.0221 BTC [-] -187182;1355676264;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller you just sell them -187181;1355676408;thestringpuller;then why not just buy them with fiat? -187180;1355676460;EskimoBob;legal thieve? -187179;1355676476;thestringpuller;oh look it's EskimoBob -187178;1355676581;Ukto;thats the most useless news report -187177;1355676582;Ukto;i have seen -187176;1355676597;Ukto;man, after all these years.I cant belive someones try to hack banks! WOW -187175;1355676625;mircea_popescu;lol -187174;1355676642;Ukto;someones trying* -187173;1355676645;Ukto;so fucking tired -_- -187172;1355676646;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller looky. in normal commerce you go to your bank, get a loc, forward it to your supplier, signa contract, get telivery -187171;1355676652;mircea_popescu;they take the loc to their bank, and cash it -187170;1355676652;Ukto;i finished writing the code I wanted -187169;1355676662;mircea_popescu;this takes about a month and costs about half a million dollars. -187168;1355676669;mircea_popescu;with bitcoin it takes an hour and costs a cent. -187167;1355676686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12073 @ 0.00061414 = 7.4145 BTC [+] -187166;1355676720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7938 @ 0.00060884 = 4.833 BTC [-] -187165;1355676722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2762 @ 0.00060866 = 1.6811 BTC [-] -187164;1355676819;thestringpuller;sure but liquidity is an issue for large volumes there is no dark pool exchange that would handle large volumes of that much -187163;1355676860;thestringpuller;after the horror stories I hear about MTGox, trading back into a form of fiat seems...annoying -187162;1355676915;thestringpuller;Ukto: write me code -187161;1355676921;thestringpuller;I'll pay you 2 btc an hour -187160;1355677009;Ukto;double that, with a mcdonalds gift certificate a day :P -187159;1355677032;thestringpuller;Can I just pay you in mcdonalds -187158;1355677041;thestringpuller;and also put me in your will for when you have a mcstroke -187157;1355677135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3391 @ 0.0033268 = 11.2812 BTC [-] -187156;1355677137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 759 @ 0.00332404 = 2.5229 BTC [-] -187155;1355677177;thestringpuller;I need a raytracer written in the next 3 hours -187154;1355677184;thestringpuller;if you can do it I"ll pay you 12 btc -187153;1355677342;mircea_popescu;www.slimeland.com/raytrace/ :D -187152;1355677380;thestringpuller;wtf a javascript raytracer -187151;1355677381;thestringpuller;bold -187150;1355677856;mircea_popescu;;;buy 200 -187149;1355677856;gribble;(buy [--long] [at|@] []) -- Logs a buy order for units of , at a price of per unit, in units of . Use the optional field to put in any special notes. may include an arithmetical expression, and {mtgox(ask|bid|last)} to index price to mtgox ask, bid, or last price. May also (1 more message) -187148;1355677872;mircea_popescu;;;bid 200 -187147;1355677873;gribble;Error: "bid" is not a valid command. -187146;1355677876;mircea_popescu;wtf was it -187145;1355677935;mircea_popescu;;;bc,buy 200 -187144;1355677936;gribble;Error: "bc,buy" is not a valid command. -187143;1355677991;thestringpuller;what are you trying to do mircea_popescu -187142;1355678011;mircea_popescu;there's a "bid up to X would buy so much and cost so much" command -187141;1355678019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061389 = 2.6526 BTC [+] -187140;1355678019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4077 @ 0.00061404 = 2.5034 BTC [+] -187139;1355678068;mircea_popescu;;;bids 200 -187138;1355678070;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 200.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -187137;1355678075;mircea_popescu;;;asks 200 -187136;1355678077;gribble;There are currently 101863.18 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 2321158.05691 USD in total. -187135;1355678149;EskimoBob;"mcdonalds gift certificate a day" lol, you must hate yourself :) -187134;1355678157;Ukto;lol -187133;1355678170;Ukto;was just trying to come up with something wtf'ish to toss in -187132;1355678171;Ukto;:P -187131;1355678183;EskimoBob;didn't you have some health problems few days back? -187130;1355678191;Ukto;I did? -187129;1355678201;EskimoBob;so you can gracefully refuse the job offered? -187128;1355678202;Ukto;heart burn mebbe... -187127;1355678210;EskimoBob;nice :) -187126;1355678239;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1403354#msg1403354 -187125;1355678249;Ukto;lol -187124;1355678258;Ukto;Diablo-D3: saws it :P -187123;1355678340;thestringpuller;;;bids 14 -187122;1355678342;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 14.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -187121;1355678349;thestringpuller;;;bids 10 -187120;1355678351;gribble;There are currently 88031.165 bitcoins demanded at or over 10.0 USD, worth 1043490.39366 USD in total. -187119;1355678356;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu whats the hidden agenda here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130989.0 -187118;1355678391;kakobrekla;going after plato now lol? -187117;1355678418;Ukto;ROFLOL -187116;1355678564;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla just zinging caldwell a little. -187115;1355678582;thestringpuller;"As a complete aside: putting a 5mn BTC buywall @ $200 each up in MtGox might actually be the most rational use of a billion dollars currently. You'll end up with 2-3 mn BTC and the price will be permanently in the hundreds. Profit." -187114;1355678621;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129337.msg1380831#msg1380831 -187113;1355678654;kakobrekla;;> -187112;1355678655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061866 = 2.6732 BTC [+] -187111;1355678655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00061869 = 6.3106 BTC [+] -187110;1355678656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20005 @ 0.0006228 = 12.4591 BTC [+] -187109;1355678680;mircea_popescu;im curious what he says, if anything -187108;1355678681;EskimoBob;wow, you guys still have petrol in 80'is? I haven't see anything below 92 for years :) -187107;1355678723;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that'd prolly work. -187106;1355678771;mircea_popescu;hey, the guy just sent the transcript! -187105;1355678774;kakobrekla;lower is better -187104;1355678794;EskimoBob;where is 96? -187103;1355678824;EskimoBob;85,87,89,91 -187102;1355678828;kakobrekla;is it any good mircea_popescu -187101;1355678863;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9jC0TP-Yug someone peek let me know how long this vid is please -187100;1355678916;kakobrekla;2.43 -187099;1355678918;mircea_popescu;ty -187098;1355678976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061714 = 2.6667 BTC [-] -187097;1355678976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8129 @ 0.00061713 = 5.0166 BTC [-] -187096;1355679389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062249 = 2.6898 BTC [+] -187095;1355679390;thestringpuller;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129566.msg1403069#msg1403069 lol -187094;1355679390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5645 @ 0.0006228 = 3.5157 BTC [+] -187093;1355679391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1984 @ 0.00062688 = 1.2437 BTC [+] -187092;1355679423;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: PM real quick -187091;1355679704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062673 = 2.7081 BTC [-] -187090;1355679705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6262 @ 0.00062688 = 3.9255 BTC [+] -187089;1355679831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061714 = 2.6667 BTC [-] -187088;1355679832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5596 @ 0.00061713 = 3.4535 BTC [-] -187087;1355679837;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/monty-pextons-how-to-irritate-people/ -187086;1355679843;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ^ -187085;1355679971;kakobrekla;hehe -187084;1355679981;Ukto;doesnt jurov have somethign to do with coinbr? -187083;1355679983;kakobrekla;so 3 "uhh"s cost 0.5btc? -187082;1355679987;kakobrekla;:) -187081;1355679988;Ukto;or is my memory hazzy like usualy -187080;1355679994;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i paid the kid .65 -187079;1355680000;mircea_popescu;Ukto he runs it -187078;1355680000;kakobrekla;rich man. -187077;1355680006;Ukto;then who is rini17 ? -187076;1355680012;Ukto;same? -187075;1355680027;mircea_popescu;ya -187074;1355680043;Ukto;weird. he is apparently quie perturbed.. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg1403381#msg1403381 -187073;1355680101;Ukto;quite* -187072;1355680265;thestringpuller;whatever happened to usagi "the great insurer" -187071;1355680271;thestringpuller;;;seen usagi -187070;1355680272;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 1 day, 7 hours, 41 minutes, and 0 seconds ago: ahh well I guess I can't stick around... stuff to do ^^ good luck -187069;1355680608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006267 = 2.708 BTC [+] -187068;1355680609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6329 @ 0.00062688 = 3.9675 BTC [+] -187067;1355680768;thestringpuller;i predict S.MPOE will hit 0.0007 by January -187066;1355680844;Ukto;I predict Santa will skip your house this year. :P -187065;1355680854;thestringpuller;your prediction is correct -187064;1355680863;thestringpuller;because my house will be empty this year -187063;1355680868;Ukto;hehe -187062;1355680869;thestringpuller;as I snowboard -187061;1355680874;thestringpuller;OR -187060;1355680876;thestringpuller;the world ends -187059;1355680884;thestringpuller;then no one gets christmas -187058;1355680910;Ukto;:P -187057;1355680920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061723 = 2.6671 BTC [-] -187056;1355680922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 225 @ 0.00061713 = 0.1389 BTC [-] -187055;1355680923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6354 @ 0.00061229 = 3.8905 BTC [-] -187054;1355680939;thestringpuller;;;calc (1.272 - 1.248) -187053;1355680939;gribble;0.024 -187052;1355681048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.000615 = 1.23 BTC [+] -187051;1355681050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061263 = 2.6472 BTC [-] -187050;1355681051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061259 = 2.647 BTC [-] -187049;1355681052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2496 @ 0.00061229 = 1.5283 BTC [-] -187048;1355681052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3362 @ 0.00060866 = 2.0463 BTC [-] -187047;1355681095;Diablo-D3;$ ~/code/bitcoin/namecoin/src/namecoind getinfo -187046;1355681096;Diablo-D3;{ -187045;1355681103;Diablo-D3;"connections" : 50, -187044;1355681104;Diablo-D3;} -187043;1355681106;Diablo-D3;SRSLYT?!t -187042;1355681108;Diablo-D3;wsegdglkaer;klajrflkzf -187041;1355681110;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: how much are trilemma credits? -187040;1355682436;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller a dollar buys like 1000 iirc -187039;1355682710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00061764 = 1.9764 BTC [+] -187038;1355682769;jurov;Ukto, wouldn't you be perturbed if deadterra ignored you completely and instead chose some other trolls? -187037;1355682997;jurov;in the end, maybe i'll have the last laugh and be glad i did not get pulled into the mess -187036;1355683019;jurov;but ignoring my offer completely? a bit unnerving -187035;1355683064;mircea_popescu;eh offers get ignored all teh time -187034;1355683064;jurov;especially that we was like "i don't have time for this, gsdpt will be dissolved" -187033;1355683110;mircea_popescu;anyone running mpex can check on this bizzare "Couldn't decode the reply from MPEx, perhaps you didn't sign the key?" error ? -187032;1355683143;mircea_popescu;pympex i mean -187031;1355683245;jurov;i don't get it (the error, i mean) -187030;1355683318;mircea_popescu;Azelphur are you on ? -187029;1355683325;Azelphur;yes -187028;1355683335;mircea_popescu;mind editing self.mpex_url = 'http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php' to read -187027;1355683341;mircea_popescu;self.mpex_url = 'http://mpex.co/' -187026;1355683341;jurov;mircea, if you did not change the addy, you'll get this error -187025;1355683351;mircea_popescu;i think some clients are failing to redirect properly. -187024;1355683382;Azelphur;hmm -187023;1355683390;Azelphur;both of those go to your blog -187022;1355683392;Azelphur;for me -187021;1355683403;mircea_popescu;no wai ?! -187020;1355683405;mircea_popescu;wtf is this! -187019;1355683420;Azelphur;yo shit is broked -187018;1355683421;Azelphur;:P -187017;1355683422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061457 = 2.6556 BTC [-] -187016;1355683424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1121 @ 0.0006147 = 0.6891 BTC [+] -187015;1355683425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1108 @ 0.00061481 = 0.6812 BTC [+] -187014;1355683429;mircea_popescu;dude it works for everyone except some select ppl. -187013;1355683442;Azelphur;when did you change the dns -187012;1355683457;jurov;Azelphur, so you put mpex.co into browser and end up on trilema? -187011;1355683466;Azelphur;yep -187010;1355683475;Azelphur;mpex.co redirects me to http://trilema.com/ -187009;1355683482;mircea_popescu;this is insanirty -187008;1355683502;Azelphur;but only in chromium. -187007;1355683507;mircea_popescu;http://web-sniffer.net/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fmpex.co%2F&http=1.1 -187006;1355683509;Azelphur;so I guess it's a cache -187005;1355683530;mircea_popescu;dude dns servers... they're too broken. -187004;1355683543;Azelphur;hehe -187003;1355683584;Azelphur;so yea, it's probably just that people have DNS caches that havn't updated yet -187002;1355683595;mircea_popescu;must be. -187001;1355683626;jurov;if it's only chromium, i think is not dns, instead the chromium cached the permanent redirect that was there before -187000;1355683636;Azelphur;yea -186999;1355683646;jurov;drop cache, retry -186998;1355683652;mircea_popescu;there was no mpex.co -> trilema permanent redirect -186997;1355683658;mircea_popescu;ever. -186996;1355683701;jurov;no, it went to polimedia.us/bitcoin/ or so -186995;1355683705;mircea_popescu;nope. -186994;1355683710;Azelphur;https://github.com/Azelphur/pyMPEx/commit/b3db9ed68ba05e398abb9144e4fbce26f17b683b -186993;1355683714;Azelphur;:) -186992;1355683720;mircea_popescu;i just bought it. -186991;1355683738;mircea_popescu;Azelphur i think it needs the trialing slash -186990;1355683773;Azelphur;wfm without the trailing slash, didn't have a trailing slash before -186989;1355683780;jurov;ahh i confused it with mpex.us , sry -186988;1355683788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4241 @ 0.00332404 = 14.0973 BTC [-] -186987;1355683790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1040 @ 0.0033099 = 3.4423 BTC [-] -186986;1355683791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5650 @ 0.0033085 = 18.693 BTC [-] -186985;1355683792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4500 @ 0.00330569 = 14.8756 BTC [-] -186984;1355683793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3624 @ 0.00330328 = 11.9711 BTC [-] -186983;1355683795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4200 @ 0.00330166 = 13.867 BTC [-] -186982;1355683796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2758 @ 0.00328363 = 9.0563 BTC [-] -186981;1355683796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00328102 = 4.2653 BTC [-] -186980;1355683797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4250 @ 0.00327777 = 13.9305 BTC [-] -186979;1355683798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2269 @ 0.00326356 = 7.405 BTC [-] -186978;1355683799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3150 @ 0.00325795 = 10.2625 BTC [-] -186977;1355683800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00325586 = 5.535 BTC [-] -186976;1355683801;mircea_popescu;mmm -186975;1355683801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3050 @ 0.00325365 = 9.9236 BTC [-] -186974;1355683802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3850 @ 0.0032516 = 12.5187 BTC [-] -186973;1355683803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3215 @ 0.00324185 = 10.4225 BTC [-] -186972;1355683804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00323884 = 2.2672 BTC [-] -186971;1355683805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 503 @ 0.00323631 = 1.6279 BTC [-] -186970;1355683844;mircea_popescu;Azelphur before it was a file tho -186969;1355683867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47242 @ 0.00061481 = 29.0449 BTC [+] -186968;1355683869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1558 @ 0.00061787 = 0.9626 BTC [+] -186967;1355683878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 299 @ 0.00323631 = 0.9677 BTC [-] -186966;1355683879;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: doesn't matter :) -186965;1355683880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3250 @ 0.0032254 = 10.4826 BTC [-] -186964;1355683881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7300 @ 0.00318027 = 23.216 BTC [-] -186963;1355683882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00200001 = 2 BTC [-] -186962;1355683883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00181006 = 1.8101 BTC [-] -186961;1355683884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00181003 = 1.81 BTC [-] -186960;1355683884;mircea_popescu;aite! -186959;1355683886;mircea_popescu;wtf -186958;1355683886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00181002 = 0.905 BTC [-] -186957;1355683887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00180051 = 1.8005 BTC [-] -186956;1355683887;Azelphur;as I say it works, don't fix what ain't broke (tm) :P -186955;1355683888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00180027 = 1.8003 BTC [-] -186954;1355683888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 33651 @ 0.0018 = 60.5718 BTC [-] -186953;1355683910;mircea_popescu;that's the buy of the century. -186952;1355684348;kakobrekla;kako y u no place no bids stupid. -186951;1355684502;mircea_popescu;whoever got the 33k is making like what, 10% this month on divs -186950;1355684717;mircea_popescu;"Looking at the amount of information I have to wade through, I've decided to (attempt) to appoint a liquidator." -186949;1355684718;mircea_popescu;guess who ? -186948;1355684781;Bugpowder;Once again, stink bids FTW. 1) Place bid 2) Wait for panic 3) profit -186947;1355684791;mircea_popescu;lol -186946;1355684867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061346 = 2.6508 BTC [-] -186945;1355684869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16450 @ 0.00061331 = 10.0889 BTC [-] -186944;1355684869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1529 @ 0.00061128 = 0.9346 BTC [-] -186943;1355685015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061786 = 2.6698 BTC [+] -186942;1355685016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5329 @ 0.00061787 = 3.2926 BTC [+] -186941;1355685108;EskimoBob;0.0018? -186940;1355685142;mircea_popescu;thanks a lot Azelphur :) -186939;1355685144;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MGCG] 175 @ 0.12333771 = 21.5841 BTC [-] -186938;1355685151;EskimoBob;wtf https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126560.msg1403453#msg1403453 -186937;1355685153;Azelphur;mircea_popescu welcome :) -186936;1355685182;Bugpowder;eskimobob Panic due to the successful doublespend attack -186935;1355685221;mircea_popescu;you think ? -186934;1355685221;EskimoBob;Bugpowder: I was reading it too but sounds like it got fixed. -186933;1355685229;mircea_popescu;a little silly seeing how it was fixed already i thought -186932;1355685293;EskimoBob;I am not so worried about the possible double spend but how easy it is to copy that business and take away the clients by adding few cool features -186931;1355685310;thestringpuller;how did SDICE drop 300%? -186930;1355685318;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob so do it. -186929;1355685323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3405 @ 0.00061757 = 2.1028 BTC [-] -186928;1355685337;Bugpowder;The doublespend is still an issue -186927;1355685352;Bugpowder;if you need to perm change rules to only allow confirmed bets -186926;1355685363;Bugpowder;then the volume will go down on the small bets at least -186925;1355685385;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: gambling is really ugly on low business, I have told this before. I am not going to poke that pile of shit with any stick :) -186924;1355685388;Bugpowder;martingale betting is less fun if you need to wait for a confirm -186923;1355685393;EskimoBob;even if I use your hands -186922;1355685396;Bugpowder;on each loss -186921;1355685406;thestringpuller;double spend attack was successful? -186920;1355685408;thestringpuller;wtf is going on? -186919;1355685411;thestringpuller;what did I miss? -186918;1355685412;EskimoBob;on* is and -186917;1355685414;mircea_popescu;you're not going to do anything other than just talk, basically. -186916;1355685424;mircea_popescu;forum muppets just like you were all about duplicating sd back in august i think. -186915;1355685426;mircea_popescu;where is it ? -186914;1355685433;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130764.0 -186913;1355685455;Bugpowder;I wish the asshole who sold would sell into my bi -186912;1355685456;Bugpowder;bid -186911;1355685456;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: you go and poke that pile of shit if you like -186910;1355685485;EskimoBob;not me, I am not going to do shit like that. -186909;1355685516;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: S.DICE is the same thing as a casino -186908;1355685518;thestringpuller;which makes tons of money -186907;1355685527;thestringpuller;why is it a "pile of shit" -186906;1355685534;EskimoBob;casinos are shit in my book -186905;1355685552;thestringpuller;not really, they are essentially giant arcades for adults -186904;1355685558;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.JUN] 70 @ 0.03470276 = 2.4292 BTC -186903;1355685569;EskimoBob;you are welcome to think like that. I do not -186902;1355685582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 916 @ 0.00061757 = 0.5657 BTC [-] -186901;1355685584;thestringpuller;you must be one of those people who think there is mob involvment -186900;1355685584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10263 @ 0.00061787 = 6.3412 BTC [+] -186899;1355685585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1507 @ 0.00062202 = 0.9374 BTC [+] -186898;1355685586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14492 @ 0.00062344 = 9.0349 BTC [+] -186897;1355685590;EskimoBob;LOL -186896;1355685598;thestringpuller;;) -186895;1355685610;EskimoBob;you are funny -186894;1355685611;Bugpowder;X.IDFF.JUN @ .0347 -186893;1355685615;thestringpuller;so I'm told -186892;1355685616;Bugpowder;fuck an a -186891;1355685653;thestringpuller;S.DICE outperformed S.BVPS -186890;1355685669;thestringpuller;i wonder what BitVPS financials even look like -186889;1355685771;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: see pm again, about the other idea you had -186888;1355685787;mircea_popescu;i guess on the rise, under new management -186887;1355685941;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.MAR] 20 @ 0.07995 = 1.599 BTC -186886;1355686193;Bugpowder;YES -186885;1355686212;Bugpowder;FUCK YES -186884;1355686216;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: ? -186883;1355686225;Bugpowder;sold my .MARs -186882;1355686246;Bugpowder;1.6BTC more to by S.DICE -186881;1355686286;mircea_popescu;lol buncha weirdness in futures atm -186880;1355686301;mircea_popescu;for instance, mar diff is rated 8mn, june diff is rated 3.5mn ?! -186879;1355686445;thestringpuller;wow -186878;1355686450;thestringpuller;that's really ingenious -186877;1355686469;thestringpuller;indexing network difficulty against a futures contract -186876;1355686479;mircea_popescu;:p -186875;1355686501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061141 = 2.6419 BTC [-] -186874;1355686502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9271 @ 0.00061128 = 5.6672 BTC [-] -186873;1355686504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4508 @ 0.00061099 = 2.7543 BTC [-] -186872;1355686609;Bugpowder;I feel like its just one dude who is like, I wonder how this works, lets buy some! -186871;1355686615;Bugpowder;and sell some! -186870;1355686643;mircea_popescu;lol -186869;1355686653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062332 = 2.6934 BTC [+] -186868;1355686654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5058 @ 0.00062344 = 3.1534 BTC [+] -186867;1355686656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15552 @ 0.00062652 = 9.7436 BTC [+] -186866;1355686658;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -186865;1355686659;thestringpuller;did you underwrite those contracts Bugpowder ? -186864;1355686687;thestringpuller;or did you buy from someone else and resell? -186863;1355686704;mircea_popescu;jurov so what's this secret passthrough killer ? -186862;1355686740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061127 = 2.6413 BTC [-] -186861;1355686741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3629 @ 0.00061099 = 2.2173 BTC [-] -186860;1355686751;jurov;just some really free (as in, no monthly payments) coinbr account -186859;1355686774;FabianB_;;;ticker -186858;1355686774;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.22000, Best ask: 13.29696, Bid-ask spread: 0.07696, Last trade: 13.21005, 24 hour volume: 19323.13716275, 24 hour low: 13.21002, 24 hour high: 13.66548, 24 hour vwap: 13.47200 -186857;1355686779;jurov;figuring out other ways to screw the users, and whether it's worthwhile at all -186856;1355686798;mircea_popescu;lol -186855;1355686809;mircea_popescu;confucius sayz -186854;1355686816;mircea_popescu;do not screw the user unless they're really hawt. -186853;1355686823;thestringpuller;don't screw me -186852;1355686825;thestringpuller;i'm not hot -186851;1355686832;thestringpuller;and coinbr is awesome -186850;1355686835;thestringpuller;:) -186849;1355686842;jurov;no no, you have "Standard" account -186848;1355686869;jurov;this plan would be for freeloaders, if they desire it so much, let em have it -186847;1355686925;Bugpowder;thestringpuller Just to MAR ones... To test the system. I usually can't figure out how the futures or options contracts work before I have some coins in them :-P -186846;1355686975;mircea_popescu;" I feel like its just one dude who is like, I wonder how this works, lets buy some!" << now we know who :D -186845;1355687007;mircea_popescu;jurov i did find it a little funny people were like.. PAYING assets to list. competition eh. -186844;1355687069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00062628 = 1.8162 BTC [+] -186843;1355687073;jurov;hehe, yes. i considered dropping some vitriol like "and now deadterra ecretly hopes to pocket the 10btc" -186842;1355687104;jurov;but let be that someone else who points out, not me -186841;1355687158;mircea_popescu;it's really not such a big deal. -186840;1355687242;jurov;no it's not. i'd went much more beyond some rant on btctalk if it was the case. -186839;1355687683;EskimoBob;ASIC circus is moving from ass kissing to ass kicking -186838;1355687704;thestringpuller;asics are vaporware -186837;1355687747;EskimoBob;really dense and hand rounded vaporware -186836;1355687780;EskimoBob;or is it glossware? They had pretty pictures :) -186835;1355687882;thestringpuller;i feel like everyone is underestimating the difficulty of mass producing an IC that's never been printed before -186834;1355687889;thestringpuller;vastly underestimating -186833;1355687915;jurov;meh, SHA256 circuit certainly exists -186832;1355687949;jurov;it's not like thay have to draw all the gates and program all that vhdl -186831;1355687979;thestringpuller;they probably copy-pasted VHDL and had a copy paste error :P -186830;1355687984;thestringpuller;(i kid) -186829;1355687988;EskimoBob;if those show up in March, we can say that that was fast. -186828;1355688025;thestringpuller;the micro electronics research facilities at technical universities cost hundreds of millions to build -186827;1355688036;thestringpuller;the dust filtration systems are state of the art -186826;1355688062;thestringpuller;just because someone can deploy a bitstream to an FPGA doesn't mean they can print a mask, and build an IC from it -186825;1355688080;thestringpuller;without say 1.5 million dollars -186824;1355688084;thestringpuller;or something insane like that -186823;1355688102;EskimoBob;how many coins was sent in preorder boom? -186822;1355688124;thestringpuller;how many of those coins were spent not on IC fabrication? -186821;1355688132;EskimoBob;I pulled bigger number out of my ass - 2 million -186820;1355688269;thestringpuller;"The design is complete. It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of our 100% custom BFL ASIC chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping. " -186819;1355688289;mircea_popescu;is this new ? -186818;1355688306;thestringpuller;BFL is a joke of a fabrication company. -186817;1355688327;thestringpuller;any competent electrical engineer would surely pass on a job offer from them -186816;1355688334;Diablo-D3;oh fuck -186815;1355688335;Diablo-D3;dude -186814;1355688338;Diablo-D3;NEW FUCKING RULE -186813;1355688346;Diablo-D3;NO BFL IN THIS CHANNEL -186812;1355688353;Diablo-D3;TAKE IT TO THE OFFICIAL BFL THREAD -186811;1355688359;thestringpuller;XD -186810;1355688366;EskimoBob;LOL, sure Diablo-D3 -186809;1355688385;Diablo-D3;worked on the forum -186808;1355688396;EskimoBob;what other topics have you forbidden, oo big Diablo-D3 :) -186807;1355688397;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: not very new but a few days old -186806;1355688540;thestringpuller;"The design is complete. It’s just a matter of waiting for production and delivery. The boards, enclosures, and assembly teams are standing by, anxiously awaiting delivery of the chips so we can begin assembly and start shipping." -186805;1355688566;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: keep reading, it get funnier -186804;1355688569;jurov;already seen that sentence somewhere -186803;1355688608;Diablo-D3;the bfl thread is sinking in bullshit -186802;1355688630;mircea_popescu;meanwhile diff is projected to drop like 7% -186801;1355688651;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu has spoken, buy futures! -186800;1355688664;mircea_popescu;it;'s not me, its bitcoincharts -186799;1355688678;mircea_popescu;Difficulty 3370182 -186798;1355688678;mircea_popescu;Estimated 3106928 in 1270 blks -186797;1355688700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4120 @ 0.00061888 = 2.5498 BTC [-] -186796;1355688823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 201 @ 0.00061888 = 0.1244 BTC [-] -186795;1355688825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23299 @ 0.00061864 = 14.4137 BTC [-] -186794;1355688846;thestringpuller;people who bought in at .0004 must be selling off -186793;1355688934;thestringpuller;;;ticker -186792;1355688934;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.30003, Best ask: 13.30004, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.30003, 24 hour volume: 19902.69578499, 24 hour low: 13.20000, 24 hour high: 13.66548, 24 hour vwap: 13.46254 -186791;1355689033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1421 @ 0.00062628 = 0.8899 BTC [+] -186790;1355689034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1499 @ 0.00062633 = 0.9389 BTC [+] -186789;1355689133;mircea_popescu;o back down under 13.5 huh -186788;1355689723;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: do you like rothbard? http://www.amazon.com/What-Government-Money-Percent-Dollar/dp/0945466447/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1355158265&sr=8-2&keywords=what+has+government+done+to+our+money -186787;1355689973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4114 @ 0.00062019 = 2.5515 BTC [-] -186786;1355690084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 207 @ 0.00062019 = 0.1284 BTC [-] -186785;1355690085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11841 @ 0.00062048 = 7.3471 BTC [+] -186784;1355690087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7352 @ 0.00062173 = 4.571 BTC [+] -186783;1355690945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062128 = 2.6846 BTC [-] -186782;1355690946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00062114 = 0.6211 BTC [-] -186781;1355690948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10879 @ 0.00062113 = 6.7573 BTC [-] -186780;1355691085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 321 @ 0.00062113 = 0.1994 BTC [-] -186779;1355691086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6310 @ 0.00061864 = 3.9036 BTC [-] -186778;1355691087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7726 @ 0.0006152 = 4.753 BTC [-] -186777;1355691089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 458 @ 0.000611 = 0.2798 BTC [-] -186776;1355691487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061116 = 2.6408 BTC [+] -186775;1355691489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 542 @ 0.000611 = 0.3312 BTC [-] -186774;1355691489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11663 @ 0.00061099 = 7.126 BTC [-] -186773;1355691490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7124 @ 0.00060935 = 4.341 BTC [-] -186772;1355691655;mircea_popescu;i dunno. -186771;1355691889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060969 = 2.6345 BTC [+] -186770;1355691891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17411 @ 0.00060935 = 10.6094 BTC [-] -186769;1355691892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4068 @ 0.00060866 = 2.476 BTC [-] -186768;1355692204;thestringpuller;You don't like Murray Rothbard? -186767;1355692206;thestringpuller;awww -186766;1355692215;thestringpuller;where is vorhees when you need him -186765;1355692589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3741 @ 0.00062173 = 2.3259 BTC [+] -186764;1355692591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10459 @ 0.00062633 = 6.5508 BTC [+] -186763;1355692932;mircea_popescu;i have no idea who he is. -186762;1355692999;thestringpuller;you'd love him -186761;1355693005;thestringpuller;and he'd love you if he was still alive -186760;1355693009;mircea_popescu;hehe c ool. -186759;1355693009;thestringpuller;(no homo) -186758;1355693036;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -186757;1355693037;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.40000, Best ask: 13.40001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.40000, 24 hour volume: 20990.42923800, 24 hour low: 13.20000, 24 hour high: 13.66548, 24 hour vwap: 13.44749 -186756;1355693049;thestringpuller;he talks about how the money supply has been poisoned by the state -186755;1355693105;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 580 @ 0.15006733 = 87.0391 BTC [-] -186754;1355693147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 72450 @ 0.00339995 = 246.3264 BTC [+] -186753;1355693159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062616 = 2.7056 BTC [-] -186752;1355693161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 142 @ 0.00062633 = 0.0889 BTC [+] -186751;1355693162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 393 @ 0.00062652 = 0.2462 BTC [+] -186750;1355693163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 457 @ 0.00062688 = 0.2865 BTC [+] -186749;1355693164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15987 @ 0.00062756 = 10.0328 BTC [+] -186748;1355693201;mircea_popescu;heh. so it rebounded already ? -186747;1355693208;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -186746;1355693211;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.00306352 / 0.0034 (212632 shares, 651.40 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00337216 / 0.0034 (5019919 shares, 16,928.01 BTC) -186745;1355693212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062439 = 2.698 BTC [-] -186744;1355693214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10929 @ 0.00062422 = 6.8221 BTC [-] -186743;1355693216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 448529 @ 0.0034 = 1524.9986 BTC [+] -186742;1355693236;mircea_popescu;o.O -186741;1355693237;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -186740;1355693239;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.00329178 / 0.0034 (661161 shares, 2,176.40 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00337445 / 0.0034 (5468448 shares, 18,453.01 BTC) -186739;1355693257;mircea_popescu;wowza. the wall is gone. -186738;1355693280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062721 = 2.7102 BTC [+] -186737;1355693282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8513 @ 0.00062756 = 5.3424 BTC [+] -186736;1355693283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6839 @ 0.00062759 = 4.2921 BTC [+] -186735;1355693316;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder lol do you watch the ticker and log into irc when stuff happens ? -186734;1355693378;Namjies;What's the spring scrub? -186733;1355693393;EskimoBob;is S.DICE ready to free fall? -186732;1355693420;Bugpowder;what happened this time? -186731;1355693422;Bugpowder;Yes generally -186730;1355693426;Bugpowder;but not this time -186729;1355693431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062752 = 2.7115 BTC [-] -186728;1355693433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14079 @ 0.00062759 = 8.8358 BTC [+] -186727;1355693435;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the 34 wall is pretty much gone -186726;1355693453;mircea_popescu;Namjies http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-accounts-spring-scrub-2013/ -186725;1355693458;Bugpowder;ofuck -186724;1355693464;Bugpowder;what a tard that sold at 18 -186723;1355693470;Bugpowder;ok time to raise my bid -186722;1355693473;Bugpowder;to .34 -186721;1355693494;mircea_popescu;ya lol was funny earlier. -186720;1355693501;mircea_popescu;someone got like 30-40k shares. -186719;1355693575;Namjies;Hmm, who made the windows branch for pympex? -186718;1355693583;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131093.0 lol transcribing is now hot. -186717;1355693589;mircea_popescu;Namjies ageis ? -186716;1355693756;Namjies;hmm -186715;1355693992;EskimoBob;kakobrekla: did kakobrekla wrote the assbot? -186714;1355694009;kakobrekla;yeah it was kakobrekla. -186713;1355694021;EskimoBob;kakobrekla: thank kakobrekla :) -186712;1355694032;kakobrekla;will do. -186711;1355694050;EskimoBob;I did not notice I had your name on the line from k+"tab" -186710;1355694079;assbot;[MPEX] [X.EWTI] 306 @ 0.062088 = 18.9989 BTC [+] -186709;1355694083;EskimoBob;do you have the code publicly available? -186708;1355694107;kakobrekla;nope -186707;1355694112;EskimoBob;:( -186706;1355694125;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INDQ] 118 @ 0.1898046 = 22.3969 BTC [-] -186705;1355694126;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INDQ] 132 @ 0.18822917 = 24.8463 BTC [-] -186704;1355694151;EskimoBob;greedy is writing a bot for LTC markets. I recommended assbot to him -186703;1355694199;EskimoBob;why invent the wheel if there is something as mature :) like assbot -186702;1355694269;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -186701;1355694272;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00060866 / 0.00062199 / 0.00063995 (2639341 shares, 1,641.66 BTC), 30day: 0.00048504 / 0.00052868 / 0.00063995 (100948276 shares, 53,369.34 BTC) -186700;1355694272;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -186699;1355694273;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.20002, Best ask: 13.34900, Bid-ask spread: 0.14898, Last trade: 13.19897, 24 hour volume: 21718.03350525, 24 hour low: 13.19890, 24 hour high: 13.66548, 24 hour vwap: 13.44090 -186698;1355694283;mircea_popescu;;;calc 13.44090* 0.00062199 -186697;1355694284;gribble;0.008360105391 -186696;1355694305;mircea_popescu;heh. -186695;1355694310;mircea_popescu;and on that note, gnight all. -186694;1355721158;smickles;;;ticker -186693;1355721159;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.31127, Best ask: 13.43100, Bid-ask spread: 0.11973, Last trade: 13.30405, 24 hour volume: 44367.91893869, 24 hour low: 13.13111, 24 hour high: 13.62000, 24 hour vwap: 13.34416 -186692;1355721175;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -186691;1355721176;gribble;13.35 -186690;1355721199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7845 @ 0.00063266 = 4.9632 BTC [+] -186689;1355721441;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -186688;1355721442;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.0032933 / 0.0034 (689013 shares, 2,269.13 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.0033742 / 0.0034 (5507863 shares, 18,584.64 BTC) -186687;1355721800;smickles;only 45k at .0034 -186686;1355721991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00063147 = 6.1884 BTC [-] -186685;1355722132;mircea_popescu;and i just processed a ream of deposits -186684;1355722418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5106 @ 0.00063266 = 3.2304 BTC [+] -186683;1355722419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22614 @ 0.00063266 = 14.307 BTC [+] -186682;1355722546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00325109 = 3.2511 BTC [+] -186681;1355722648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00325109 = 0.3251 BTC [+] -186680;1355722691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00325109 = 0.6502 BTC [+] -186679;1355723387;mircea_popescu;Why can't anyone break this code? they claim it might have involved a "one time pad" -186678;1355723387;mircea_popescu;uh... can't we super-compute the code on out of there real quick? -186677;1355723393;mircea_popescu;lmao micon is such a tard. -186676;1355723627;thestringpuller;??? -186675;1355723693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00325109 = 2.7634 BTC [+] -186674;1355723694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00325704 = 0.4886 BTC [+] -186673;1355723773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063155 = 2.7289 BTC [-] -186672;1355723774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00063147 = 3.7257 BTC [-] -186671;1355723972;mircea_popescu;coingenuity https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=54957.msg1404011#msg1404011 -186670;1355724015;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131156.0 -186669;1355724036;dub;he must have some broke ass friends if anyone is going to jump at $1 -186668;1355724060;mircea_popescu;moreover, i'd be surprised if 1 in 10`000 facebook accounts actually has a human being behind them -186667;1355724085;mircea_popescu;what he did is basically akin to generating a number of random email addresses, sending them mail, waiting for answers. -186666;1355724095;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: i've already had my staff contact him, one of them got a tongue-lashing for not following my instructions to do it a long time ago -186665;1355724110;dub;well, all of my fb friends are real -186664;1355724118;dub;on my real fb account that is ;) -186663;1355724128;coingenuity;thanks for the heads up, though -186662;1355724160;mircea_popescu;a ok -186661;1355724181;mircea_popescu;dub lol. POINT IN CASE -186660;1355724198;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: i actually just gave the staff member in question a tongue lashing about this -186659;1355724203;coingenuity;he's in trouble now >.> -186658;1355724218;dub;mircea_popescu likes to tounge lash his employees too -186657;1355724220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.00062885 = 7.2003 BTC [-] -186656;1355724268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00062885 = 9.8101 BTC [-] -186655;1355724291;mircea_popescu;coingenuity the risk is always that there's going to be some unhappy customer wedged into some obscure corner -186654;1355724299;mircea_popescu;so if i see something i say something sorta thing -186653;1355724325;mircea_popescu;i know it costs me plenty of money to try and keep on top of things and i'm only moderately successful at it. -186652;1355724339;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: actually, he's high on my priority list- the manufacturer of the product he ordered has been doing a total restructuring of their supply chain so i'm having to work with their delay -186651;1355724358;coingenuity;the issue is that i told my staff to tell him what was going on, but they failed to do so and now he's worried -186650;1355724377;coingenuity;either way, the person in charge of talking to him has been yelled at, that customer will be sorted shortly -186649;1355724435;coingenuity;(it should also be noted that he's the only cust still waiting on that product, we luckily had hundreds of oz on hand when the manufacturer took a dump so caught the delay preemptorily) -186648;1355724459;coingenuity;needless to say, i am far from amused with that particular manufacturer at the moment >.> -186647;1355724492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00062896 = 2.7045 BTC [+] -186646;1355724520;coingenuity;and, i appreciate you bringing it to my attention, as always- i keep tabs personally on every single order so if someone starts to feel neglected, i like to hear about it -186645;1355724947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3019 @ 0.00325704 = 9.833 BTC [+] -186644;1355724948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3900 @ 0.00331655 = 12.9345 BTC [+] -186643;1355724950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4450 @ 0.00332543 = 14.7982 BTC [+] -186642;1355724951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3778 @ 0.00333037 = 12.5821 BTC [+] -186641;1355724952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 30180 @ 0.0034 = 102.612 BTC [+] -186640;1355725243;mircea_popescu;coingenuity sure :) -186639;1355725261;mircea_popescu;smickles ^^ -186638;1355725267;mircea_popescu;aaaand... its gone -186637;1355725362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15147 @ 0.0034 = 51.4998 BTC [+] -186636;1355725363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00340395 = 7.4887 BTC [+] -186635;1355725365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 153 @ 0.00341965 = 0.5232 BTC [+] -186634;1355725402;mircea_popescu;omfg liftoff! -186633;1355725443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 108 @ 0.00062885 = 0.0679 BTC [-] -186632;1355725445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20392 @ 0.00062766 = 12.7992 BTC [-] -186631;1355725463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1097 @ 0.00341965 = 3.7514 BTC [+] -186630;1355725464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00344363 = 5.5098 BTC [+] -186629;1355725465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.0034661 = 6.5856 BTC [+] -186628;1355725466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5722 @ 0.00346716 = 19.8391 BTC [+] -186627;1355725467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1154 @ 0.00347241 = 4.0072 BTC [+] -186626;1355725469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2203 @ 0.00349493 = 7.6993 BTC [+] -186625;1355725470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3150 @ 0.0035011 = 11.0285 BTC [+] -186624;1355725471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 27174 @ 0.003695 = 100.4079 BTC [+] -186623;1355725497;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -186622;1355725499;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.00331734 / 0.003695 (798140 shares, 2,647.71 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00337604 / 0.003695 (5616990 shares, 18,963.22 BTC) -186621;1355725518;smickles;oh my -186620;1355725531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00062896 = 4.2769 BTC [+] -186619;1355725538;mircea_popescu;lol i guess everyone can now book the 3 / 34 gain -186618;1355725605;smickles;does that say 1day low of .0018? -186617;1355725618;mircea_popescu;yah someone sold it yest -186616;1355725619;smickles;wow -186615;1355725629;mircea_popescu;someone ended up with a 40k ish block gifted at 18 -186614;1355725671;smickles;why couldn't that have been my buy at .00032 D: -186613;1355725676;mircea_popescu;lol -186612;1355725689;mircea_popescu;odd, bugpowder was saying the same thing -186611;1355725701;smickles;oh wait -186610;1355725708;smickles;mine is the .00003 -186609;1355725730;mircea_popescu;"I have a webhosting that is of alright speeds in terms of loading pages and stuff, " lol -186608;1355725738;smickles;at one point in time, that was the best bid -186607;1355725747;mircea_popescu;did it ever get any fill ? -186606;1355725751;smickles;none -186605;1355725769;mircea_popescu;well was worth a shot -186604;1355725793;smickles;yeah, it was at the height of that mr.big criticism too -186603;1355725795;dub;next stop 1btc -186602;1355725799;smickles;i was sure i'd get some -186601;1355725800;dub;plox -186600;1355725807;bonafide;10mil btc patriots win -186599;1355725810;bonafide;lolll -186598;1355725852;smickles;mircea_popescu: care to say what the current volatility is according to mpoebot? -186597;1355725956;mircea_popescu;lol nope -186596;1355725977;mircea_popescu;"My wife and I don't have many services to sell here, except for this. She started out as a small B cup, then had a BA surgery (350cc) to bring her to a D, then another about 18 months ago (600cc), to bring her to a DDD. Since then she has really started to take care of her body and has worked out a bunch." -186595;1355725983;mircea_popescu;heh. people of ddditcoin -186594;1355726033;dub;is this the asian breast implant thread? -186593;1355726062;mircea_popescu;i think it must be -186592;1355726066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1511 @ 0.00062896 = 0.9504 BTC [+] -186591;1355726472;thestringpuller;phys delivery is set for january 2013 -186590;1355726769;mircea_popescu;eee ? -186589;1355726783;thestringpuller;what's eee? -186588;1355726826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3318 @ 0.00062896 = 2.0869 BTC [+] -186587;1355726828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6086 @ 0.00063266 = 3.8504 BTC [+] -186586;1355726829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1996 @ 0.00063283 = 1.2631 BTC [+] -186585;1355727071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062797 = 2.7135 BTC [-] -186584;1355727073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1171 @ 0.00062773 = 0.7351 BTC [-] -186583;1355727074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4758 @ 0.00062766 = 2.9864 BTC [-] -186582;1355727075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10269 @ 0.00062746 = 6.4434 BTC [-] -186581;1355727400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063256 = 2.7333 BTC [+] -186580;1355727401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5348 @ 0.00063283 = 3.3844 BTC [+] -186579;1355727401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3131 @ 0.00063312 = 1.9823 BTC [+] -186578;1355727773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062748 = 2.7113 BTC [-] -186577;1355727774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2331 @ 0.00062746 = 1.4626 BTC [-] -186576;1355727775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.0006273 = 6.1789 BTC [-] -186575;1355728391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00062928 = 2.8318 BTC [+] -186574;1355728391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063283 = 2.7345 BTC [+] -186573;1355728393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4867 @ 0.00063312 = 3.0814 BTC [+] -186572;1355728832;mircea_popescu;excitement -186571;1355728905;mircea_popescu;As many of you know, I'm reaching 18 years old this year, and even though the Bitcoinica venture was extremely exciting and eye-opening for a teenager, I have to admit that I could have displayed a higher level of maturity and professionalism in some matters. -186570;1355728905;mircea_popescu;Also, I also have to admit that a lot of the business circumstances were well beyond my scope of understanding. I assure you that I have learned the relevant lessons and I will do a much better job in my next project — NameTerrific. -186569;1355728908;mircea_popescu;ahh this is so great. -186568;1355729012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006316 = 2.7291 BTC [-] -186567;1355729012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10629 @ 0.00063144 = 6.7116 BTC [-] -186566;1355729593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063268 = 2.7338 BTC [+] -186565;1355729594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22150 @ 0.00063302 = 14.0214 BTC [+] -186564;1355729596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9252 @ 0.00063312 = 5.8576 BTC [+] -186563;1355729937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063145 = 2.7285 BTC [-] -186562;1355729939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10393 @ 0.00063144 = 6.5626 BTC [-] -186561;1355730263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 816 @ 0.00062969 = 0.5138 BTC [-] -186560;1355730635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1346 @ 0.00063088 = 0.8492 BTC [+] -186559;1355730637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3415 @ 0.0006273 = 2.1422 BTC [-] -186558;1355730638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00062653 = 9.7739 BTC [-] -186557;1355730638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2331 @ 0.00062541 = 1.4578 BTC [-] -186556;1355730896;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -186555;1355730898;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00060866 / 0.00062191 / 0.00063703 (2516188 shares, 1,564.85 BTC), 30day: 0.00048504 / 0.00053022 / 0.00063995 (99764148 shares, 52,897.21 BTC) -186554;1355730901;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -186553;1355730903;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.0033162 / 0.003695 (787254 shares, 2,610.69 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00337604 / 0.003695 (5616990 shares, 18,963.22 BTC) -186552;1355730904;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -186551;1355730906;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0022 / 0.00319418 / 0.0067 (181977 shares, 581.27 BTC) -186550;1355731102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 5 @ 0.0067 = 0.0335 BTC [+] -186549;1355731105;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bvps -186548;1355731107;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0.0067 / 0.0067 / 0.0067 (5 shares, 0.03 BTC), 30day: 0.0022 / 0.00319428 / 0.0067 (181982 shares, 581.30 BTC) -186547;1355731225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5590 @ 0.00062586 = 3.4986 BTC [+] -186546;1355731722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5060 @ 0.00062586 = 3.1669 BTC [+] -186545;1355731723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00063147 = 3.9151 BTC [+] -186544;1355731724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063292 = 2.7348 BTC [+] -186543;1355731726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4819 @ 0.00063312 = 3.051 BTC [+] -186542;1355731807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062571 = 2.7037 BTC [-] -186541;1355731807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4519 @ 0.00062541 = 2.8262 BTC [-] -186540;1355731808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00062516 = 5.8765 BTC [-] -186539;1355731810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1860 @ 0.00062422 = 1.161 BTC [-] -186538;1355732211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 640 @ 0.00062422 = 0.3995 BTC [-] -186537;1355732212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15554 @ 0.00062332 = 9.6951 BTC [-] -186536;1355732214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6556 @ 0.00062324 = 4.086 BTC [-] -186535;1355732935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15144 @ 0.00062324 = 9.4383 BTC [-] -186534;1355732937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1206 @ 0.00062308 = 0.7514 BTC [-] -186533;1355732973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11644 @ 0.00062308 = 7.2551 BTC [-] -186532;1355732974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00062237 = 5.2279 BTC [-] -186531;1355733038;smickles;WTS: O.BTCUSD.P10000T @ 8.61 BTC -186530;1355733055;Ukto;:/ -186529;1355733172;smickles;;;ticker -186528;1355733173;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.14892, Best ask: 13.14893, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.14892, 24 hour volume: 56690.90771471, 24 hour low: 13.01000, 24 hour high: 13.62000, 24 hour vwap: 13.30401 -186527;1355733410;mircea_popescu;;;calc 887 / 13.1 -186526;1355733411;gribble;67.7099236641 -186525;1355733414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4250 @ 0.00355493 = 15.1085 BTC [-] -186524;1355733419;mircea_popescu;should be moar like 67 btc smickles -186523;1355733461;mircea_popescu;otherwise i just buy em and execute on the spot. -186522;1355733946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1427 @ 0.00062175 = 0.8872 BTC [-] -186521;1355734201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00063242 = 3.921 BTC [+] -186520;1355734449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063281 = 2.7344 BTC [+] -186519;1355734451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3315 @ 0.00063312 = 2.0988 BTC [+] -186518;1355734842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063246 = 2.7329 BTC [-] -186517;1355734844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13523 @ 0.00063242 = 8.5522 BTC [-] -186516;1355734845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3006 @ 0.00062361 = 1.8746 BTC [-] -186515;1355734975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063295 = 2.735 BTC [+] -186514;1355734976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2929 @ 0.00063312 = 1.8544 BTC [+] -186513;1355735039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063305 = 2.7354 BTC [-] -186512;1355735040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8637 @ 0.00063312 = 5.4683 BTC [+] -186511;1355735042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7642 @ 0.00063354 = 4.8415 BTC [+] -186510;1355735517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006238 = 2.6954 BTC [-] -186509;1355735519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7279 @ 0.00062361 = 4.5393 BTC [-] -186508;1355735625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00063294 = 4.9053 BTC [+] -186507;1355735627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3521 @ 0.0006333 = 2.2298 BTC [+] -186506;1355735698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.0006333 = 0.5066 BTC [+] -186505;1355735699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12458 @ 0.00063354 = 7.8926 BTC [+] -186504;1355735701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6384 @ 0.00063407 = 4.0479 BTC [+] -186503;1355735702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1190 @ 0.0006343 = 0.7548 BTC [+] -186502;1355736035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063422 = 2.7405 BTC [-] -186501;1355736036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5341 @ 0.0006343 = 3.3878 BTC [+] -186500;1355736134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062392 = 2.696 BTC [-] -186499;1355736135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10179 @ 0.00062361 = 6.3477 BTC [-] -186498;1355736362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063162 = 2.7292 BTC [+] -186497;1355736364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17579 @ 0.00063169 = 11.1045 BTC [+] -186496;1355736891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 760 @ 0.00063169 = 0.4801 BTC [+] -186495;1355736893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4134 @ 0.0006343 = 2.6222 BTC [+] -186494;1355736894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12050 @ 0.00063463 = 7.6473 BTC [+] -186493;1355736895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5173 @ 0.00063515 = 3.2856 BTC [+] -186492;1355737176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062602 = 2.705 BTC [-] -186491;1355737177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 629 @ 0.00062593 = 0.3937 BTC [-] -186490;1355737435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062627 = 2.7061 BTC [+] -186489;1355737437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21979 @ 0.00062593 = 13.7573 BTC [-] -186488;1355737798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006262 = 2.7058 BTC [+] -186487;1355737798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4542 @ 0.00062593 = 2.843 BTC [-] -186486;1355737800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5493 @ 0.00062361 = 3.4255 BTC [-] -186485;1355737801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7544 @ 0.00062215 = 4.6935 BTC [-] -186484;1355738259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063503 = 2.744 BTC [+] -186483;1355738260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18229 @ 0.00063515 = 11.5781 BTC [+] -186482;1355739060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062248 = 2.6897 BTC [-] -186481;1355739061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3056 @ 0.00062215 = 1.9013 BTC [-] -186480;1355739062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8203 @ 0.0006221 = 5.1031 BTC [-] -186479;1355739293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063483 = 2.7431 BTC [+] -186478;1355739294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2403 @ 0.00063515 = 1.5263 BTC [+] -186477;1355739296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6285 @ 0.0006352 = 3.9922 BTC [+] -186476;1355739361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063494 = 2.7436 BTC [-] -186475;1355739362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16545 @ 0.0006352 = 10.5094 BTC [+] -186474;1355739364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1708 @ 0.00063544 = 1.0853 BTC [+] -186473;1355739778;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.12854229 = 128.5423 BTC [-] -186472;1355739779;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1000 @ 0.09560885 = 95.6089 BTC [-] -186471;1355739809;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 300 @ 0.15390384 = 46.1712 BTC [+] -186470;1355740080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063543 = 2.7457 BTC [-] -186469;1355740081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20192 @ 0.00063544 = 12.8308 BTC [+] -186468;1355740083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1648 @ 0.00063573 = 1.0477 BTC [+] -186467;1355740268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00063573 = 1.494 BTC [+] -186466;1355741274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 702 @ 0.00063573 = 0.4463 BTC [+] -186465;1355741275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00063588 = 9.4746 BTC [+] -186464;1355741276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5048 @ 0.000636 = 3.2105 BTC [+] -186463;1355742824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062799 = 2.7135 BTC [-] -186462;1355742825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5279 @ 0.00062768 = 3.3135 BTC [-] -186461;1355743280;jurov;mircea_popescu, what is the minimal amount now to buy mpoe bond? 100BTC? -186460;1355743390;Ukto;0,o -186459;1355743395;Ukto;hey jurov -186458;1355743427;jurov;o/ -186457;1355743561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063592 = 2.7478 BTC [+] -186456;1355743563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2079 @ 0.000636 = 1.3222 BTC [+] -186455;1355744218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1568 @ 0.00337553 = 5.2928 BTC [-] -186454;1355744546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18350 @ 0.0006289 = 11.5403 BTC [-] -186453;1355745120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062777 = 2.7126 BTC [-] -186452;1355745122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14179 @ 0.00062768 = 8.8999 BTC [-] -186451;1355745451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006286 = 2.7162 BTC [+] -186450;1355745453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.0006289 = 3.742 BTC [+] -186449;1355745629;SupaDupa;sup hos? -186448;1355745840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4629 @ 0.00063361 = 2.933 BTC [+] -186447;1355745842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006279 = 2.7132 BTC [-] -186446;1355745843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00062768 = 4.4251 BTC [-] -186445;1355746532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062802 = 2.7137 BTC [+] -186444;1355746534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000628 = 2.7136 BTC [-] -186443;1355746535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8322 @ 0.00062768 = 5.2236 BTC [-] 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[S.MPOE] 21129 @ 0.000636 = 13.438 BTC [+] -186166;1355747400;EskimoBob;AssWob, wtf is wrong with you? Can't you us a fkn comma?! -186165;1355747901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063569 = 2.7468 BTC [-] -186164;1355747902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8729 @ 0.000636 = 5.5516 BTC [+] -186163;1355748358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063069 = 2.7252 BTC [-] -186162;1355748359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16623 @ 0.00063042 = 10.4795 BTC [-] -186161;1355748654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063064 = 2.725 BTC [+] -186160;1355748656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2099 @ 0.00063042 = 1.3233 BTC [-] -186159;1355748657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 480 @ 0.00062768 = 0.3013 BTC [-] -186158;1355749486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063566 = 2.7467 BTC [+] -186157;1355749487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10829 @ 0.000636 = 6.8872 BTC [+] -186156;1355750303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006351 = 2.7443 BTC [-] -186155;1355750304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4822 @ 0.00063509 = 3.0624 BTC [-] -186154;1355750306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 340 @ 0.00062768 = 0.2134 BTC [-] -186153;1355750307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13467 @ 0.00062642 = 8.436 BTC [-] -186152;1355750367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00063567 = 2.0977 BTC [+] -186151;1355751084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7133 @ 0.00062642 = 4.4683 BTC [-] -186150;1355751085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00062309 = 4.9224 BTC [-] -186149;1355751087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6217 @ 0.00062251 = 3.8701 BTC [-] -186148;1355751121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1883 @ 0.00062251 = 1.1722 BTC [-] -186147;1355751123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18097 @ 0.0006221 = 11.2581 BTC [-] -186146;1355751124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00062128 = 4.6596 BTC [-] -186145;1355751125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5320 @ 0.00062089 = 3.3031 BTC [-] -186144;1355751205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1021 @ 0.00063567 = 0.649 BTC [+] -186143;1355751206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13541 @ 0.00063583 = 8.6098 BTC [+] -186142;1355751432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062109 = 2.6837 BTC [-] -186141;1355751434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13508 @ 0.00062089 = 8.387 BTC [-] -186140;1355751635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10272 @ 0.00062089 = 6.3778 BTC [-] -186139;1355751636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6960 @ 0.00062042 = 4.3181 BTC [-] -186138;1355751702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006358 = 2.7473 BTC [+] -186137;1355751704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 659 @ 0.00063583 = 0.419 BTC [+] -186136;1355751705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11170 @ 0.000636 = 7.1041 BTC [+] -186135;1355752139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006357 = 2.7469 BTC [-] -186134;1355752363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7007 @ 0.000636 = 4.4565 BTC [+] -186133;1355752675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10350 @ 0.000636 = 6.5826 BTC [+] -186132;1355752701;EskimoBob;this is nice. Mpex has now 2 stocks, that get trades. Good job :) -186131;1355752879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12714 @ 0.00063571 = 8.0824 BTC [-] -186130;1355753253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062053 = 2.6813 BTC [-] -186129;1355753255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12499 @ 0.00062042 = 7.7546 BTC [-] -186128;1355753629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5665 @ 0.00061785 = 3.5001 BTC [-] -186127;1355754119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063372 = 2.7383 BTC [+] -186126;1355754121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7972 @ 0.00063403 = 5.0545 BTC [+] -186125;1355754277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19657 @ 0.00063582 = 12.4983 BTC [+] -186124;1355754279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 843 @ 0.00063155 = 0.5324 BTC [-] -186123;1355755927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063596 = 2.748 BTC [+] -186122;1355755929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5659 @ 0.000636 = 3.5991 BTC [+] -186121;1355755929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00063601 = 6.0421 BTC [+] -186120;1355755930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2470 @ 0.00063603 = 1.571 BTC [+] -186119;1355756319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5407 @ 0.00063603 = 3.439 BTC [+] -186118;1355756809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063164 = 2.7293 BTC [-] -186117;1355756810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8192 @ 0.00063155 = 5.1737 BTC [-] -186116;1355756811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8887 @ 0.0006154 = 5.4691 BTC [-] -186115;1355757572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063587 = 2.7476 BTC [+] -186114;1355757572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10523 @ 0.00063603 = 6.6929 BTC [+] -186113;1355757574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10206 @ 0.0006361 = 6.492 BTC [+] -186112;1355758222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061544 = 2.6593 BTC [-] -186111;1355758223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12288 @ 0.0006154 = 7.562 BTC [-] -186110;1355758225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19691 @ 0.00061423 = 12.0948 BTC [-] -186109;1355759291;thestringpuller;;;ticker -186108;1355759292;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.15754, Best ask: 13.23870, Bid-ask spread: 0.08116, Last trade: 13.15754, 24 hour volume: 78551.08864463, 24 hour low: 12.74919, 24 hour high: 13.60000, 24 hour vwap: 13.22707 -186107;1355759344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063605 = 2.7484 BTC [+] -186106;1355759346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8174 @ 0.0006361 = 5.1995 BTC [+] -186105;1355760205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062819 = 2.7144 BTC [-] -186104;1355760206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12279 @ 0.00062811 = 7.7126 BTC [-] -186103;1355760456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00348748 = 6.2775 BTC [+] -186102;1355760457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00351386 = 9.8388 BTC [+] -186101;1355760965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2121 @ 0.00062811 = 1.3322 BTC [-] -186100;1355762057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00062294 = 3.6753 BTC [-] -186099;1355762241;thestringpuller;time travel -186098;1355762266;thestringpuller;;;ticker -186097;1355762267;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.22102, Best ask: 13.22103, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.22102, 24 hour volume: 82987.55553313, 24 hour low: 12.74919, 24 hour high: 13.60000, 24 hour vwap: 13.23176 -186096;1355762328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10888 @ 0.00062294 = 6.7826 BTC [-] -186095;1355762545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062164 = 2.6861 BTC [-] -186094;1355762546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7679 @ 0.0006216 = 4.7733 BTC [-] -186093;1355762602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062289 = 2.6915 BTC [+] -186092;1355762604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41 @ 0.00062294 = 0.0255 BTC [+] -186091;1355763025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3088 @ 0.00062705 = 1.9363 BTC [+] -186090;1355763027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062162 = 2.686 BTC [-] -186089;1355763028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18121 @ 0.0006216 = 11.264 BTC [-] -186088;1355763276;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-btc-million/ -186087;1355763281;mircea_popescu;someone put that up on reddit -186086;1355763436;pigeons;i'll just pm it to inaba -186085;1355763463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062802 = 2.7137 BTC [+] -186084;1355763465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11671 @ 0.00062835 = 7.3335 BTC [+] -186083;1355763466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2456 @ 0.0006287 = 1.5441 BTC [+] -186082;1355763814;mircea_popescu;pigeons lol -186081;1355763828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062855 = 2.716 BTC [-] -186080;1355763828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16344 @ 0.0006287 = 10.2755 BTC [+] -186079;1355763830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5270 @ 0.0006361 = 3.3522 BTC [+] -186078;1355763833;jurov;EskimoBob, you nailed it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg1405017#msg1405017 -186077;1355763856;jurov;oh, hello mircea_popescu, we are perpetrating something with Ukto -186076;1355763870;mircea_popescu;heya -186075;1355763874;Ukto;>:P~ -186074;1355763879;jurov;and want to know, what is minimal investment into MPOE bonds -186073;1355763880;jurov;? -186072;1355764000;jurov;50 or 100btc? -186071;1355764032;mircea_popescu;usagi : "Through a mathematical trick I have been able to" -186070;1355764036;mircea_popescu;you know you gotta read it. -186069;1355764038;mircea_popescu;jurov 100 -186068;1355764084;jurov;and January ones can be bought until December 29 midnight, yes? -186067;1355764107;mircea_popescu;ya -186066;1355764285;Ukto;hey mircea_popescu -186065;1355764288;mircea_popescu;heya -186064;1355764293;Ukto;didnt smickles's asset on glbse make some good profit? -186063;1355764326;mircea_popescu;pretty good yea -186062;1355764329;Ukto;and one of the arb bot guys.. -186061;1355764337;Ukto;pr "I can't actually think of one that did make money, off the top of my head. Which? -186060;1355764345;mircea_popescu;course most glbse idiots were too busy buying the scams to put much money in -186059;1355764347;Ukto;mebbe she was just trolling -186058;1355764352;Ukto;true that -186057;1355764362;mircea_popescu;a right, the sc2m thing did make money huh -186056;1355764362;pigeons;mpoe-pr trolling? -186055;1355764386;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: where is this post by usagi? is it the one jurov just gave us? -186054;1355764423;mircea_popescu;lmao ahahaha -186053;1355764429;mircea_popescu;Look at how btct.co, litecoinglobal.com, bitfunder.com, cryptostocks.com and so on get their clients. -186052;1355764439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062806 = 2.7138 BTC [-] -186051;1355764440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8979 @ 0.00062786 = 5.6376 BTC [-] -186050;1355764461;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller no, it was one of his numerously amusing threads, something about a liquidator -186049;1355764514;B0g4r7;I wouldn't touch anything floated by usage through a 10-element proxy chain. -186048;1355764517;B0g4r7;usagi -186047;1355764539;Ukto;mircea_popescu: what, you dont like bribery? -186046;1355764540;Ukto;;) -186045;1355764558;Ukto;eerrr "Promotions" >,> -186044;1355764560;Ukto;<,< -186043;1355764577;mircea_popescu;Ukto i have no problem with it, just, the guy is so completely confused he's amusing. -186042;1355764747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4500 @ 0.00369 = 16.605 BTC [+] -186041;1355765494;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: could you find that thread perhaps? when you have time that is. -186040;1355765544;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: my investors would rather build a commodity market instead of strictly futures physical delivery so that will be added to the plan. -186039;1355765768;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126560.msg1404972#msg1404972 -186038;1355765820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9521 @ 0.00062786 = 5.9779 BTC [-] -186037;1355765821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7486 @ 0.00062512 = 4.6796 BTC [-] -186036;1355765853;thestringpuller;ty -186035;1355765886;mircea_popescu;http://www.foxnews.com/world/2012/12/17/australian-woman-gets-worker-compensation-benefits-for-injury-during-sex-on/ -186034;1355765989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7800 @ 0.00354739 = 27.6696 BTC [-] -186033;1355765990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.00348391 = 12.1937 BTC [-] -186032;1355765990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3010 @ 0.00335248 = 10.091 BTC [-] -186031;1355765992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00333474 = 10.0042 BTC [-] -186030;1355765993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4250 @ 0.00333086 = 14.1562 BTC [-] -186029;1355765994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00332979 = 6.3266 BTC [-] -186028;1355765995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5302 @ 0.00330789 = 17.5384 BTC [-] -186027;1355765996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4400 @ 0.00327318 = 14.402 BTC [-] -186026;1355765997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00324542 = 12.9817 BTC [-] -186025;1355765998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00320002 = 1.6 BTC [-] -186024;1355765999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12338 @ 0.00320001 = 39.4817 BTC [-] -186023;1355766057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5443 @ 0.00320001 = 17.4177 BTC [-] -186022;1355766059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC [-] -186021;1355766059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2855 @ 0.00319749 = 9.1288 BTC [-] -186020;1355766060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2952 @ 0.0031637 = 9.3392 BTC [-] -186019;1355766062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5950 @ 0.0030817 = 18.3361 BTC [-] -186018;1355766063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 454 @ 0.00180001 = 0.8172 BTC [-] -186017;1355766064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6346 @ 0.0018 = 11.4228 BTC [-] -186016;1355766092;mircea_popescu;wow -186015;1355766107;thestringpuller;man -186014;1355766114;thestringpuller;someone keeps gifting it -186013;1355766118;mircea_popescu;i wonder, does somebody figure this is some sort of attack or something ? -186012;1355766125;thestringpuller;why would you sell that low? -186011;1355766135;mircea_popescu;no clue. -186010;1355766152;jcpham;what is happening -186009;1355766153;thestringpuller;the ipo tier one was .003 correct? -186008;1355766185;mircea_popescu;32 34 37 -186007;1355766186;pigeons;some people can't figure out the user-friendliness of mpex so they place a market order? -186006;1355766215;mircea_popescu;pigeons that is also possible. -186005;1355766365;mircea_popescu;reading the stuff romanians post in btctalk. lulzy. -186004;1355766525;Bugpowder;FFS, another S.DICE dump to .0018 -186003;1355766582;thestringpuller;bugpowder missed winning the sdice sell off lotto 3 times already lolol -186002;1355766583;mircea_popescu;you miss all the good stuff -186001;1355766593;mircea_popescu;wait this is the 3rd ? i knew of one yest -186000;1355766613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 270635 @ 0.00369 = 998.6432 BTC [+] -185999;1355766638;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -185998;1355766640;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.00339706 / 0.003695 (1130674 shares, 3,840.97 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00338786 / 0.003695 (5977543 shares, 20,251.09 BTC) -185997;1355766752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062169 = 2.6863 BTC [-] -185996;1355766754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6405 @ 0.0006216 = 3.9813 BTC [-] -185995;1355766755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00061737 = 0.8026 BTC [-] -185994;1355766756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2974 @ 0.00061695 = 1.8348 BTC [-] -185993;1355766832;Bugpowder;I don't have any capital left -185992;1355766836;Bugpowder;to place bids -185991;1355766898;Bugpowder;Only 2 dumps I think http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.DICE -185990;1355766969;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder sell house, sell wife -185989;1355766972;mircea_popescu;buy stocks! -185988;1355766981;Bugpowder;I have plenty of capital. -185987;1355766987;Bugpowder;Just not in bitcoins -185986;1355766994;Bugpowder;I am not allowed to buy more coins -185985;1355766998;Bugpowder;Hence -185984;1355767006;Bugpowder;I must invest them to make more -185983;1355767010;mircea_popescu;lol -185982;1355767014;mircea_popescu;who'se rules ? -185981;1355767018;Bugpowder;Wife -185980;1355767024;mircea_popescu;how much for the little girl ? -185979;1355767044;Bugpowder;No gipsy -185978;1355767061;mircea_popescu;lol -185977;1355767096;Bugpowder;The big question is -185976;1355767103;Bugpowder;will Tier 3 hold -185975;1355767109;Bugpowder;till divvy payment -185974;1355767149;mircea_popescu;still two weeks + to go -185973;1355767150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061706 = 2.6663 BTC [+] -185972;1355767151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7106 @ 0.00061695 = 4.384 BTC [-] -185971;1355767153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00061479 = 9.1604 BTC [-] -185970;1355767154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6473 @ 0.00061423 = 3.9759 BTC [-] -185969;1355767159;mircea_popescu;if it doesn't tho, it could be mayhem -185968;1355767178;Bugpowder;Yah. I did not expect T2 to go this early in the div cycle -185967;1355767183;mircea_popescu;mpex passes 1mn and 2mn mkt cap in the same month -185966;1355767208;Bugpowder;I already fucked up the MPOE trade -185965;1355767213;mircea_popescu;o ? -185964;1355767213;Bugpowder;not going to bail on S.DICE -185963;1355767216;mircea_popescu;lol -185962;1355767235;mircea_popescu;i tell you tho, this is starting to emerge, my trading hat is humming in delight -185961;1355767237;mircea_popescu;wonderful times. -185960;1355767248;Bugpowder;(.00063-.00038)*1280000 -185959;1355767259;mircea_popescu;;;calc (.00063-.00038)*1280000 -185958;1355767260;gribble;320 -185957;1355767272;Bugpowder;;;calc (.00063-.00038)*1280000 -185956;1355767273;gribble;320 -185955;1355767278;mircea_popescu;a not so bad, for some reason i had it in my head you missed out on 1.5-2k btc -185954;1355767292;Bugpowder;I was not all in -185953;1355767312;mircea_popescu;course s.mpoe is trading more like 61 -185952;1355767555;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14w2wo/come_get_some_free_bitcoins/ -185951;1355767559;mircea_popescu;thing gets ~800 comments -185950;1355767564;mircea_popescu;total 1 btc in tips -185949;1355767570;mircea_popescu;it's remarkable how cheap the internet is. -185948;1355767583;mircea_popescu;(which obviously means worthless) -185947;1355767843;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ALCG] 170 @ 0.09331194 = 15.863 BTC [-] -185946;1355768391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062324 = 2.693 BTC [+] -185945;1355768393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2801 @ 0.00062342 = 1.7462 BTC [+] -185944;1355768394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3828 @ 0.00063252 = 2.4213 BTC [+] -185943;1355768859;assbot;[MPEX] [X.MHGG] 100 @ 0.25889911 = 25.8899 BTC -185942;1355769172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061732 = 2.6674 BTC [-] -185941;1355769244;Ukto;https://bitfunder.com/asset/G.SDICE <-- Satoshi Dice passthrough by Gamma SatoshiDice Fund (DeaDTerra) now online and trading -185940;1355769568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14329 @ 0.00061725 = 8.8446 BTC [-] -185939;1355769634;pigeons;oh it was me who bought the dics cheap, from old orders -185938;1355769650;pigeons;some of it -185937;1355770163;thestringpuller;ukto did you bribe deadterra -185936;1355770185;Ukto;no, he's using both BF and btct -185935;1355770189;Ukto;when burnside gets him set up -185934;1355770203;Ukto;and letting shareholders decide which they want via the claim process -185933;1355770237;Ukto;so far more than 9 shrehodlers have claimed, BF has got the majority. -185932;1355770254;Ukto;but thats prolly the last I will mention of such things >,> -185931;1355770257;Ukto;might be taken the wrong way -185930;1355770583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8911 @ 0.0006171 = 5.499 BTC [-] -185929;1355770862;mircea_popescu;lol wd -185928;1355770898;mircea_popescu;Ukto what's g ? -185927;1355771022;Ukto;Gamma -185926;1355771034;Ukto;what terra calls it -185925;1355771048;Ukto;Gamma SatoshiDice Pass Through -185924;1355771060;Ukto;might have him rename it to G.SDICEPT -185923;1355771062;mircea_popescu;bah that's S.DICE.GAMMA or w/e -185922;1355771070;Ukto;lol -185921;1355771080;Ukto;mine is doing 'group'.(name) -185920;1355771087;Ukto;'group'.'name' -185919;1355771092;mircea_popescu;what's group ? -185918;1355771098;Ukto;so if can be G.SBLAH -185917;1355771104;Ukto;or w/e if he does more assets -185916;1355771126;jcpham;http://jcph.am/2012/12/17/tragedy-as-entertainment/ -185915;1355771129;jcpham;current events -185914;1355771138;Ukto;so if you were to be an issue for say 4 things, you could name them all MP.(name) or whatever -185913;1355771213;mircea_popescu;jcpham good ppint. -185912;1355771229;jcpham;it's the best point -185911;1355771254;Ukto;"News" - "TRAGEDY AS ENTERTAINMENT" -185910;1355771255;Ukto;:P -185909;1355771270;jcpham;i'm not trying to be offensive, i swear -185908;1355771336;mircea_popescu;aha! -185907;1355771337;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14zxqr/mpex_over_1_million_btc_total_market_cap/ -185906;1355771337;Ukto;i am serious -185905;1355771344;Ukto;thats why I dont pay too much to the news -185904;1355771353;Ukto;mircea_popescu: plugger. you already pasted that :P -185903;1355771357;mircea_popescu;i did ? -185902;1355771358;Ukto;its nifty tho -185901;1355771365;Ukto;oooh -185900;1355771366;Ukto;reddit -185899;1355771367;Ukto;my bad -185898;1355771372;mircea_popescu;see, the bounty of social media -185897;1355771376;mircea_popescu;you can plug crap fifty times -185896;1355771396;mircea_popescu;tho tbh i think this is pretty major. -185895;1355771412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00061725 = 4.5677 BTC [+] -185894;1355771459;mircea_popescu;OneFixt actually come to think about it, maybe that's what the guy selling s.dice down to 18 was doing -185893;1355771482;OneFixt;can i borrow some shares"? =) -185892;1355771485;mircea_popescu;sure. -185891;1355771574;mircea_popescu;then again, you thought they were too expensive when they were doing 20ish iirc. -185890;1355771588;OneFixt;sure, but i wouldn't have acted on it back then -185889;1355771604;OneFixt;markets can be too expensive or too cheap for longer than most of us can stay solvent -185888;1355771729;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: would you allow me to run decentralized commodities on mpex? if i get a plan in order -185887;1355771817;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller depends what exactly that means -185886;1355771828;mircea_popescu;OneFixt that's for sure. -185885;1355771855;thestringpuller;i want to do procurement contracts -185884;1355771951;thestringpuller;im having analysis run on supply prices for like cocoa and wheat and other things from small local farms -185883;1355771963;thestringpuller;even soy but soy is regulated... -185882;1355771971;thestringpuller;monsanto.... -185881;1355772009;mircea_popescu;that wasn't very clear -185880;1355772042;thestringpuller;im on a mobile -185879;1355772048;thestringpuller;i apologize -185878;1355772053;mircea_popescu;np -185877;1355772053;smickles;OneFixt: I have shares you can borrow :) -185876;1355772054;thestringpuller;will you be around later? -185875;1355772059;mircea_popescu;yup -185874;1355772068;OneFixt;hehe, i'm thinking about it -185873;1355772088;thestringpuller;smickles: put what you're holding for me into s.mpoe and hold -185872;1355772099;EskimoBob;yawn ... James is still compiling the lists -185871;1355772103;thestringpuller;lock me out from selling it until february -185870;1355772111;EskimoBob;this will be over soon -185869;1355772117;smickles;;;ident thestringpuller -185868;1355772118;gribble;Nick 'thestringpuller', with hostmask 'thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-98-185.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net', is not identified. -185867;1355772123;mircea_popescu;who's james ? -185866;1355772129;smickles;thestringpuller: ident first ;) -185865;1355772135;thestringpuller;i will ident this evening, lol -185864;1355772140;thestringpuller;i love ot smickles -185863;1355772146;thestringpuller;best btc broker EVAR -185862;1355772203;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller he's made me plenty of money. -185861;1355772233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6241 @ 0.00061896 = 3.8629 BTC [+] -185860;1355772235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9893 @ 0.0006171 = 6.105 BTC [-] -185859;1355772235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4936 @ 0.00061423 = 3.0318 BTC [-] -185858;1355772236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1230 @ 0.00061337 = 0.7544 BTC [-] -185857;1355772254;mircea_popescu;aww man, you're buying the wrong way. -185856;1355772321;mircea_popescu;anyway, onefixt gave me an interesting idea. -185855;1355772962;smickles;thestringpuller: just in case it's actually you, I'll reserve a price of 0.00061896 -185854;1355773106;mircea_popescu;how does this reserve price trick work ? -185853;1355773201;smickles;I guarantee him shares at a price of 0.00061896 in the amount his balance on account will allow -185852;1355773215;thestringpuller;cause he has shares on hand -185851;1355773231;thestringpuller;he will likely just assign those shares to me at said price -185850;1355773233;smickles;that way, if the price skyrockets, thestringpuller doesn't lose out just 'cause he can't ident right now -185849;1355773311;mircea_popescu;o i c -185848;1355773316;mircea_popescu;nice. -185847;1355773404;thestringpuller;brb -185846;1355773408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22100 @ 0.00061337 = 13.5555 BTC [-] -185845;1355773471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4178 @ 0.00062313 = 2.6034 BTC [+] -185844;1355773542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3819 @ 0.00348764 = 13.3193 BTC [-] -185843;1355773542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 224865 @ 0.00369 = 829.7519 BTC [+] -185842;1355773544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 160576 @ 0.003695 = 593.3283 BTC [+] -185841;1355773545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10740 @ 0.0037 = 39.738 BTC [+] -185840;1355773559;smickles;so it's at .0037 now? -185839;1355773640;mircea_popescu;Dec 17 06:25:18 oh my -185838;1355773640;mircea_popescu;Dec 17 06:25:38 lol i guess everyone can now book the 3 / 34 gain -185837;1355773780;jurov;*cue mothership docking clip* -185836;1355774072;mircea_popescu;ding ding ding clonk -185835;1355774134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061791 = 2.67 BTC [-] -185834;1355774135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14679 @ 0.00061819 = 9.0744 BTC [+] -185833;1355774405;Bugpowder;HORY SHIT -185832;1355774453;Bugpowder;I gotta say... I am feeling really fucking good about my S.DICE holdings -185831;1355774478;jurov;fucking good? so.. better than sex? -185830;1355774762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061354 = 2.6511 BTC [-] -185829;1355774763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1070 @ 0.00061337 = 0.6563 BTC [-] -185828;1355774765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3659 @ 0.00061233 = 2.2405 BTC [-] -185827;1355774800;Doffx;Yay, I got my Sdice pass-through shares claimed on Bitfunder. Now if I could just sell them on mpex -185826;1355774812;smickles;< Bugpowder> I gotta say... I am feeling really fucking good about my S.DICE holdings << I gotta say... I'm feeling really fucking good about mistyping a command and buying 50btc of S.DICE a while ago -185825;1355774853;smickles;that said, I hope to never transpose the price and the amount on a command again -185824;1355774904;jurov;Doffx, deadterra insinuated this is possible, ask him directly -185823;1355774927;jurov;oh you already claimed them -185822;1355774934;smickles;oh Doffx ! -185821;1355774939;Doffx;Yeah, was I not supposed to> -185820;1355774945;smickles;can you prove that you control an address for me :) -185819;1355774954;Doffx;Yeah -185818;1355775027;thestringpuller;why is sdice so high? are the jan divs gonna be nuts? -185817;1355775121;Bugpowder;high -185816;1355775124;Bugpowder;4.5% -185815;1355775141;thestringpuller;4.5% dividends? -185814;1355775156;Bugpowder;from the acitivity in the first 16days alone -185813;1355775161;smickles;heh, yeah, I'm sure some people are preparing to short after divs are paid -185812;1355775169;thestringpuller;lol -185811;1355775169;Bugpowder;Currntly up 14,500 coins -185810;1355775174;thestringpuller;gotcha -185809;1355775204;iz;what's the current block number for the bitcoin blockchain? -185808;1355775209;iz;212404? -185807;1355775215;thestringpuller;mpoe seems like its as stable as a bond -185806;1355775220;thestringpuller;;;bc -185805;1355775220;gribble;Error: "bc" is not a valid command. -185804;1355775237;thestringpuller;whats the command -185803;1355775250;iz;;;help bc,sincelastblock -185802;1355775250;gribble;(bc,sincelastblock ) -- Alias for "echo Time since last block: [elapsed [math calc [time %s] - [re "m/[0-9\.]{2,}/" [re m/time.*,/ [web fetch [format concat http://blockexplorer.com/rawblock/ [web fetch http://blockexplorer.com/q/latesthash]]]]]]]". -185801;1355775256;Bugpowder;;;calc 14500/100000000/.0037 -185800;1355775256;gribble;0.0391891891892 -185799;1355775258;iz;;;bc,sincelastblock -185798;1355775259;gribble;Time since last block: 1 day, 6 hours, 8 minutes, and 11 seconds -185797;1355775268;thestringpuller;;;bc,lastblock -185796;1355775269;gribble;Error: "bc,lastblock" is not a valid command. -185795;1355775273;smickles;woah, long form tslb -185794;1355775275;smickles;;;tslb -185793;1355775276;iz;i'm questioning the validity of the bot's data -185792;1355775276;thestringpuller;;;bc,count -185791;1355775277;gribble;Error: "bc,count" is not a valid command. -185790;1355775278;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 34 seconds -185789;1355775284;thestringpuller;lol -185788;1355775300;iz;;;bc,blocks -185787;1355775301;gribble;212402 -185786;1355775319;smickles;iz: i've never seen the bc,lastblock but ;;tslb seems to work -185785;1355775324;iz;this is the latest block on block explorer: http://blockexplorer.com/b/212404 -185784;1355775333;Doffx;Ill have to see if Deadterra can still buy those shares -185783;1355775334;iz;the timestamp is 2012-12-16 13:04:49 in UTC and my computer says today is Mon Dec 17 18:10:04 UTC 2012 -185782;1355775337;Doffx;err sell for me -185781;1355775352;iz;smickles: is tslb really working? or maybe that is broken -185780;1355775364;mircea_popescu;cirrent block is 212552 -185779;1355775371;iz;okay, thank you mircea_popescu -185778;1355775379;iz;exactly the info i needed -185777;1355775386;thestringpuller;its broked -185776;1355775389;thestringpuller;lol -185775;1355775390;smickles;iz: tslb seems to be in sync with blockchain and my local machine -185774;1355775417;mircea_popescu;Doffx i would imagine you can be delivered shares no ? -185773;1355775419;smickles;mircea_popescu: actually, it's 212553 -185772;1355775429;smickles;even as of the time of your writing -185771;1355775453;Doffx;I have them on bitfunder now, I really have no clue what my options are. -185770;1355775475;mircea_popescu;smickles :p -185769;1355775523;smickles;;;tslb -185768;1355775525;gribble;Time since last block: 29 seconds -185767;1355775538;smickles;yeah, tslb works fine, it seems -185766;1355775690;mircea_popescu;you know smickles that icon really does make the bottle look like a dildo -185765;1355775804;Doffx;Oh cool someone bought some of my shares already -185764;1355775821;mircea_popescu;quite the arbitrage hole there -185763;1355775823;Doffx;Where is the bitfunder bot? -185762;1355775844;mircea_popescu;i guess someone will end up making a share transfer agreemend and end up unwinding most of the passthrough huh -185761;1355775870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 143 @ 0.00061817 = 0.0884 BTC [+] -185760;1355775870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5725 @ 0.00061819 = 3.5391 BTC [+] -185759;1355775871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7549 @ 0.00062348 = 4.7067 BTC [+] -185758;1355776056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3200 @ 0.00365174 = 11.6856 BTC [-] -185757;1355776057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00340932 = 10.228 BTC [-] -185756;1355776059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3592 @ 0.00340931 = 12.2462 BTC [-] -185755;1355776060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.00320001 = 160.0005 BTC [-] -185754;1355776061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0032 = 16 BTC [-] -185753;1355776062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 208 @ 0.00180002 = 0.3744 BTC [-] -185752;1355776082;Bugpowder;mootherfucker -185751;1355776153;Doffx;Haha, I figured that might happen. -185750;1355776166;jurov;heh -185749;1355776215;Bugpowder;welll -185748;1355776232;Bugpowder;actually, only 208 shares bot at .0018 -185747;1355776236;jurov;Doffx, there's no such thing as bitfunder bot. deadterra decided to consider even coinbr as a competition -185746;1355776236;Bugpowder;big whoop -185745;1355776258;jurov;so they divided the "cake" between bitfunder and btct only -185744;1355776261;Doffx;Oh I was kidding around. -185743;1355776274;Doffx;What was this 10 BTC thing with Bitfunder? -185742;1355776281;jurov;? -185741;1355776293;Doffx;Said something about 10btc being split but I couldnt find info on what it was talking about -185740;1355776315;jurov;oh, hairs were been split aplenty -185739;1355776346;Doffx;I use Hashpower, and weexchange, and have talked to Ukto so I went with bitfunder. -185738;1355776362;Doffx;I already sold 100 shares woo! -185737;1355776908;Doffx;I don’t know anything about the other exchanges, I have not been keeping up with the bitcoin word these days. -185736;1355777056;Ukto;here -185735;1355777103;Ukto;Doffx: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.0 -185734;1355777120;Ukto;terra didn't formally announce it in the thread out of uh.. fairness? to the other exchange -185733;1355777128;Ukto;but allowed me to notice ppl on it at teh claims page -185732;1355777133;smickles;alright, time to put in a low bid on s.dice -185731;1355777136;smickles;again -185730;1355777238;Ukto;Doffx: once things are settled and terra says go, 10btc will be split out amongst the BF claimers (claim data is maintained) -185729;1355777251;Doffx;Oh, sweet. -185728;1355777261;Doffx;Thanks! -185727;1355777266;Ukto;so the fewer shreholders pick BF, the moreyou get :P -185726;1355777310;Doffx;Haha, id rather more picked it, id give them my share to make it more succesful. -185725;1355777495;mircea_popescu;giving things never made anything more successful. -185724;1355777548;Doffx;I think you understud my meaning. -185723;1355777639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.0023177 = 2.7812 BTC [+] -185722;1355777641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6000 @ 0.00282866 = 16.972 BTC [+] -185721;1355777738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061297 = 2.6486 BTC [-] -185720;1355777740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17150 @ 0.00061276 = 10.5088 BTC [-] -185719;1355777741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26679 @ 0.00061233 = 16.3364 BTC [-] -185718;1355777776;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm now facinated by the differences in option valuation between mpoebot and the one i've written -185717;1355777811;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i will be at a terminal soon -185716;1355777817;thestringpuller;with a real keyboard -185715;1355777894;mircea_popescu;smickles is it a lot ? -185714;1355777903;smickles;mircea_popescu: no, it's subtle -185713;1355777909;mircea_popescu;interesting -185712;1355777947;smickles;it's why I asked about the volatility last night, the calc of that could be the difference -185711;1355777957;mircea_popescu;possibly ya -185710;1355778037;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I'm here. Ahhh it feels good to type on a real keyboard. So many more WPM's -185709;1355778043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006232 = 2.6928 BTC [+] -185708;1355778044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062343 = 2.6938 BTC [+] -185707;1355778044;mircea_popescu;wb -185706;1355778045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2608 @ 0.00062348 = 1.626 BTC [+] -185705;1355778048;thestringpuller;ty -185704;1355778108;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 200 @ 0.09066871 = 18.1337 BTC [-] -185703;1355778108;smickles;d'ya'll think people are shorting s.dice on this double spend news? -185702;1355778110;thestringpuller;okay so as we talked about with physically delivery of futures, I started analyzing the possibility of physical delivery for procurement. Since BTC volume is so low it would end up being procurement for local stores and not full fledged chains. -185701;1355778123;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 525 @ 0.12333198 = 64.7493 BTC [-] -185700;1355778140;smickles;C13 ?!! C12! where's my C14! :P -185699;1355778158;thestringpuller;smickles: that made me burst out laughing in this store -185698;1355778170;smickles;lol -185697;1355778190;mircea_popescu;someone should make a top of the weirdest trades on mpex -185696;1355778195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061266 = 2.6473 BTC [-] -185695;1355778195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061256 = 2.6469 BTC [-] -185694;1355778197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7062 @ 0.00061233 = 4.3243 BTC [-] -185693;1355778198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4396 @ 0.00061184 = 2.6896 BTC [-] -185692;1355778202;mircea_popescu;the sdice for 18 is not quite as big as the idiff.jun for 0.03 -185691;1355778223;smickles;really? -185690;1355778232;smickles;there's an idiff.jun for .03? -185689;1355778240;mircea_popescu;a trade flashed. 70 units. -185688;1355778243;mircea_popescu;yest -185687;1355778254;smickles;oh -185686;1355778276;jurov;yes it was VERY yummy -185685;1355778294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15513 @ 0.0037 = 57.3981 BTC [+] -185684;1355778311;jurov;dunno who put it there, but i'd get gay with them -185683;1355778358;thestringpuller;don't have enough money as is jurov? -185682;1355778366;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is that still unclear? -185681;1355778367;smickles;lol -185680;1355778409;smickles;i'm not sure that an individual can have too much money to benefit by more -185679;1355778425;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well, what diff does it make if it's chains or stores ? -185678;1355778435;Doffx;Wow, 0037 now -185677;1355778437;thestringpuller;volume, chains expect a certain price -185676;1355778437;smickles;large amounts should just shift their timescales beyond their own expected lifetime -185675;1355778441;thestringpuller;start small and move up -185674;1355778447;thestringpuller;for instance with the cocoa example -185673;1355778473;thestringpuller;most people who would want end-user procurement of a commodities contract would be someone likely to distribute to a small coffee shop -185672;1355778495;thestringpuller;they would be willing to pay a little over 100 -185671;1355778503;thestringpuller;err -185670;1355778507;thestringpuller;over 1%* -185669;1355778525;thestringpuller;on market price as long as they could sustain end user prices in the coffee shops and bakeries -185668;1355778546;mircea_popescu;what makes you think that most buyers of the future would buy to have it delivered ? -185667;1355778549;smickles;there is a lot of markup to eat into on coffee -185666;1355778557;thestringpuller;not futures spot commodities -185665;1355778619;thestringpuller;but I suppose if someone who had a future that matured and had a distribution network may want delivery -185664;1355778636;thestringpuller;but I'm more talking about being able to purchase commodites at a market price via btc -185663;1355778646;mircea_popescu;what sense does it make to have a centralised spot market when nobody can take centralised delivery ? -185662;1355778658;mircea_popescu;spot markets evolved historically and make sense in conjunction with a delivery spot. -185661;1355778668;thestringpuller;elaborate a bit -185660;1355778676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7849 @ 0.0037 = 29.0413 BTC [+] -185659;1355778683;smickles;;;define "SPOT" -185658;1355778683;gribble;Error: "define" is not a valid command. -185657;1355778719;thestringpuller;oh in that case would delivery in BTC be slightly decentralized due to it's internet nature? -185656;1355778732;thestringpuller;more so than railroad crossings or ports -185655;1355778742;mircea_popescu;much more so. -185654;1355778749;mircea_popescu;basically this'd be more like bitmit for cocoa -185653;1355778755;smickles;;;ident -185652;1355778755;gribble;You are not identified. -185651;1355778761;jurov;oh and i *swear* i saw X.IDIFF.SEP selling for 2 satoshi, but once i got ahold of my coinbr acct, it vanished -185650;1355778762;mircea_popescu;which isn't a bad thing, but it doesn't make sense to lump it all under a generic name -185649;1355778800;thestringpuller;in a sense it wouldn't but in a sense it would? -185648;1355778823;thestringpuller;the example I mulled around in my head was a case where MPEX would have a listing for something like Cocoa -185647;1355778850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006232 = 2.6928 BTC [+] -185646;1355778860;thestringpuller;that listing would correlate to any number of suppliers that constitute a BTC union -185645;1355778918;thestringpuller;so there would be likely 2 factors in pricing: geographical location of the supplier (i.e. freight) and 2. the base price the supplier is offering on his commodities -185644;1355778934;mircea_popescu;which is what makes this slightly inadequate for a spot-type exchange traded thing -185643;1355778954;thestringpuller;in a spot exchange the supplier delivers to the exchange no? -185642;1355778973;thestringpuller;i feel like chicago has a lot of train yards and people deal with it there -185641;1355778992;mircea_popescu;nah, exchange does not take delivery. -185640;1355779000;mircea_popescu;clearing house clears the deliveries both ways -185639;1355779014;thestringpuller;but usually to specifc freight yards no? -185638;1355779024;thestringpuller;which seem to be influenced by the location of the exchange -185637;1355779043;smickles;!ticker s.dice -185636;1355779044;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.00351473 / 0.0037 (1526236 shares, 5,364.31 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00340547 / 0.0037 (6468105 shares, 22,026.96 BTC) -185635;1355779059;mircea_popescu;which is why exchanges are located in specific places -185634;1355779079;thestringpuller;yes but in since volume will start low on MPEX vs the 1000's of farms that sell on CME -185633;1355779083;smickles;;;sell 1 S.DICE @ 0.2 "%/day" Lending S.DICE at .2% per day based on the 1day average -185632;1355779084;gribble;Order id 12371 created. -185631;1355779102;smickles;;;view 12371 -185630;1355779103;gribble;#12371 Mon Dec 17 11:18:07 2012 smickles SELL 1.0 S.DICE @ 0.2 %/day (Lending S.DICE at .2% per day based on the 1day average) -185629;1355779110;thestringpuller;I feel as though it is completely possible -185628;1355779116;thestringpuller;to decentralize the clearing house -185627;1355779140;thestringpuller;thus someone in istaanbuul can sell columbian coffee to spoiled americans -185626;1355779143;thestringpuller;all from his computer -185625;1355779146;mircea_popescu;that's not really tyhe point. the point is that if you're decentralizing the clearing house why are you centralizing price formation -185624;1355779152;mircea_popescu;it's pure distortion, has no economic basis. -185623;1355779157;thestringpuller;oh -185622;1355779165;thestringpuller;wouldn't the price set it self based on the suppliers? -185621;1355779174;mircea_popescu;"price" is meaningless inthis context -185620;1355779192;mircea_popescu;cause cocoa for (instanbul to budapest) is different from price in (cote d'ivoire to atlanta) -185619;1355779194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00062348 = 5.3308 BTC [+] -185618;1355779195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00062348 = 2.0887 BTC [+] -185617;1355779201;thestringpuller;i don't understand how price formation is centralized if it is primarily influenced by the supplier? -185616;1355779211;thestringpuller;i apologize for the confusion -185615;1355779211;mircea_popescu;cause mpex is one -185614;1355779222;mircea_popescu;you want 500 mpexes all over the world ? -185613;1355779244;jurov;if they had 500 mpoe-pr's ? why not -185612;1355779253;mircea_popescu;god. -185611;1355779263;thestringpuller;mpex exists on the internet and only on the internet no? -185610;1355779278;thestringpuller;sure it is hosted on servers located in romania -185609;1355779296;smickles;is it tho? -185608;1355779300;thestringpuller;but what would be the physical trade floor is a computer terminal connected to the internet -185607;1355779311;mircea_popescu;actually its located in atlanta. -185606;1355779345;smickles;;;sell 1 S.MPOE @ 0.2 "%/day" Lending S.MPOE at .2% per day based on the 1day average -185605;1355779346;gribble;Order id 12372 created. -185604;1355779352;smickles;on that news ;D -185603;1355779372;jurov;thestringpuller, why should someone in the California (if coffee would be grown there) have the same price as someone in Nepal? -185602;1355779404;jurov;i mean, suppliers -185601;1355779405;thestringpuller;jurov: buying or selling? -185600;1355779407;thestringpuller;okay -185599;1355779414;mircea_popescu;smickles 6% per month ? nice deal. -185598;1355779451;smickles;mircea_popescu: someone taking my deal with s.dice could've already made a bunch of btc -185597;1355779453;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller let's get it this other way : there's 20 geographically distinct markets. in one of them there's a shortage. that guy goes and buys moar cocoa. drives price up -185596;1355779457;mircea_popescu;FOR EVERYBODY -185595;1355779464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00062345 = 11.8456 BTC [-] -185594;1355779466;mircea_popescu;people in 19 markets pay more cause some douche peed in his cocoa stores. -185593;1355779479;mircea_popescu;smickles true that. -185592;1355779494;mircea_popescu;nowait. you're lending it. -185591;1355779502;mircea_popescu;how'd he have made money shorting it ? it's up -185590;1355779524;smickles;mircea_popescu: the sell at .0037, buy at .0018, ruturn the shares -185589;1355779551;thestringpuller;only 2 times -185588;1355779556;smickles;(that's just the optimal example)\ -185587;1355779558;thestringpuller;has that happened smickles -185586;1355779559;thestringpuller;lol -185585;1355779564;mircea_popescu;lol ya right, and they got lucky to be hit at 18 -185584;1355779576;smickles;thestringpuller: client privledge -185583;1355779587;mircea_popescu;it's more likely to findsome btc in the park lying on the ground. -185582;1355779639;smickles;mircea_popescu: would it be profitable if they did the sell at 35 buy at 32? -185581;1355779651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33100 @ 0.00062348 = 20.6372 BTC [+] -185580;1355779653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00062586 = 2.3783 BTC [+] -185579;1355779668;thestringpuller;;;calc (35 - 32)/35 -185578;1355779669;gribble;0.0857142857143 -185577;1355779676;thestringpuller;yea -185576;1355779677;smickles;;D -185575;1355779723;smickles;like I said, the 37/18 was just the optimal situation. (something that all those elliot wavers seem to forget) -185574;1355779736;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i feel like your example is indicating arbitrage is built in -185573;1355779764;thestringpuller;what if there was an exchange at each supplier -185572;1355779788;thestringpuller;like with spot exchanges (like CME I guess), wouldn't one supply shortage result in some trader doing argritrage? -185571;1355779796;mircea_popescu;if he can transport it. -185570;1355779803;mircea_popescu;arbitrage is meaningless if you can't close the cycle. -185569;1355779825;thestringpuller;so if there is a shortage in one location, then wouldn't he have to transport it from a farther location? -185568;1355779833;thestringpuller;given your scenario -185567;1355779871;mircea_popescu;he wouldn't have to. -185566;1355779878;mircea_popescu;if he had the ability to he might arbitrage -185565;1355779913;thestringpuller;i feel as though new trading strategies would arise due to this -185564;1355779919;thestringpuller;if the price went up for everyone -185563;1355779929;EskimoBob;lol at this cocoa price bs. Over 4 mil tons of cocoa gets produced per year -185562;1355779932;thestringpuller;due to a shortage in one geographical location -185561;1355779941;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: what location? -185560;1355779952;thestringpuller;in the location in mircea_popescu scenario -185559;1355779965;dub;EskimoBob: yeah but every american consumes 4 mil tonnes of chocolate per annum -185558;1355780011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3996 @ 0.00273502 = 10.9291 BTC [-] -185557;1355780012;EskimoBob;every ? sure. On what planet? -185556;1355780039;dub;on thunderchunk in the fatobar system -185555;1355780052;thestringpuller;so mircea_popescu if I can prevent a geogrpahical shortage in one location from affecting the entire market, the main issue you see will be solved? -185554;1355780054;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1405474#msg1405474 lol ukto got caught with pants down -185553;1355780059;EskimoBob;over here it's 6 mil tons and it goes straight to ass -185552;1355780079;mircea_popescu;no thestringpuller. the main issue is that a single price is meaningless for a fragmented set of random submarkets. -185551;1355780088;mircea_popescu;you'll need multiprices. -185550;1355780100;jcpham;shit kurweil works at google now -185549;1355780106;thestringpuller;so a composite? -185548;1355780107;jcpham;*kurzweil -185547;1355780141;mircea_popescu;maybe a composite, maybe just a simple auction-type site -185546;1355780166;thestringpuller;I see. -185545;1355780191;thestringpuller;That's actually not half bad... -185544;1355780197;EskimoBob;you guys have talked about this for days now. Let me ask this: what is this added value you offer for clients? -185543;1355780198;mircea_popescu;if you can pull it off -185542;1355780223;kakobreklaa;btw, to anyone who rememebers -185541;1355780225;kakobreklaa;20:33.46 ( @gribble ) markedathome was last seen in #bitcoin-otc-eu 33 weeks, 5 days, 6 hours, 46 minutes, and 6 seconds ago: mcorlett: i'll help test if it is needed within the next 4 hours -185540;1355780227;kakobreklaa;he is back! -185539;1355780269;Ukto;but hey -185538;1355780270;Ukto;at least I admit it -185537;1355780271;Ukto;:P -185536;1355780289;thestringpuller;Well mircea_popescu if you are willing to believe in me, I will pull it off. -185535;1355780291;mircea_popescu;hehe. one of the advantages of starting slow, you catch these things before they do damage -185534;1355780306;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that's what god said. -185533;1355780310;thestringpuller;XD -185532;1355780322;mircea_popescu;"Does anyone actually think MPEX is worth $8.4 Million USD? Seems WAY overvalued to me (like 1-2 orders of magnitude)." -185531;1355780341;thestringpuller;!ticker S.MPOE -185530;1355780343;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0006088 / 0.00062618 / 0.0006361 (2450793 shares, 1,534.65 BTC), 30day: 0.00049308 / 0.00053193 / 0.00063995 (100441234 shares, 53,428.11 BTC) -185529;1355780343;jcpham;sell mortimer sell -185528;1355780345;mircea_popescu;i love the shock people get when they discover that... wait!!!! while we knew better and ignoed gpg and didn't user irc and etc stuff was happening! -185527;1355780348;mircea_popescu;HOW DARES IT! -185526;1355780367;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is it 10 billion shares total? -185525;1355780368;EskimoBob;Ukto is do in a superb job -185524;1355780375;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller 1bn -185523;1355780392;Lyspooner;ca me faci -185522;1355780398;EskimoBob;and look, he has no need for a hysterical sociopath cunt, to represent him :) -185521;1355780399;mircea_popescu;o hai -185520;1355780402;thestringpuller;;;calc 1000000000 * .00062618 -185519;1355780402;gribble;626180 -185518;1355780403;thestringpuller;;;ticker -185517;1355780404;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.24012, Best ask: 13.24013, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.24012, 24 hour volume: 77060.65520210, 24 hour low: 12.74919, 24 hour high: 13.49800, 24 hour vwap: 13.20606 -185516;1355780421;thestringpuller;;;calc 626180 * 13.20606 -185515;1355780422;gribble;8269370.6508 -185514;1355780427;thestringpuller;seems about right... -185513;1355780431;thestringpuller;the valuation -185512;1355780431;jcpham;at least mpex isn't named magic the gathering online exchange -185511;1355780433;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: make it hundred billion -185510;1355780434;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14zxqr/mpex_over_1_million_btc_total_market_cap/ this i fac. -185509;1355780446;Lyspooner;yeah yeah -185508;1355780449;Lyspooner;toot that horn -185507;1355780459;EskimoBob;looks bigger and more important :P -185506;1355780482;mircea_popescu;allow me to select an adequate picture -185505;1355780501;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134206824088.jpg -185504;1355780503;mircea_popescu;there you go -185503;1355780584;jcpham;is that a sex picture -185502;1355780588;jcpham;i bet it is -185501;1355780604;mircea_popescu;click and find out -185500;1355780605;thestringpuller;MBOR is the bond name? -185499;1355780607;jcpham;i'm not going to click the link, but you guys feel free to verbally describe it to me -185498;1355780610;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yup -185497;1355780621;thestringpuller;5-6% is the interest the bot is guarenteeing? -185496;1355780624;mircea_popescu;jcpham i'll pay you .001 btc to click it -185495;1355780631;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller there's no guarantee. -185494;1355780634;jcpham;no way -185493;1355780647;Doffx;I wouldnt call it sex, but there us nudity. -185492;1355780653;jcpham;i bill hourly -185491;1355780659;Doffx;is* you should check it out. -185490;1355780661;mircea_popescu;you can have it in an hour the -185489;1355780679;jcpham;i can't work for .001 hourly -185488;1355780686;jcpham;i'll never eat with those wages -185487;1355780707;mircea_popescu;so lose wait, get a better job eating out. -185486;1355780721;jcpham;sounds sexual -185485;1355780723;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: well what is the safe zone for right now is 5-6% no? -185484;1355780729;jcpham;did you just come on to me -185483;1355780730;mircea_popescu;i would think so ya -185482;1355780761;thestringpuller;thanks for the discussion on that idea mircea_popescu, much appreciated. I guess we'll talk again soon. -185481;1355780766;jcpham;ok i clicked the link -185480;1355780775;Ukto;well.. as long as he doesnt cum onto you, your prolly safe -185479;1355780776;mircea_popescu;addy ? -185478;1355780782;Ukto;just dont goto Romania :P -185477;1355780790;Doffx;yucky -185476;1355780813;mircea_popescu;Doffx i like how her tattoos seem to be drowning on her -185475;1355780843;Doffx;I would have thought you mostly liked the bag in her hand :P -185474;1355780852;dub;Look at how btct.co, litecoinglobal.com, bitfunder.com, cryptostocks.com and so on get their clients. Learn something. Evolve, for fuck sake! -185473;1355780869;dub;EskimoBob: would that be the, relying on your customers to be retarded method? -185472;1355780891;mircea_popescu;dub don't mess with him, he's listed an ART asset. -185471;1355780916;jcpham;i love the short bus -185470;1355780922;jcpham;the A/C is colder -185469;1355780931;Ukto;tis true... -185468;1355780961;Doffx;... -185467;1355780965;mircea_popescu;beingtall on the short bus has the advantage you don't sniff aanyone's farts. -185466;1355780976;Doffx;Heat rises -185465;1355780994;smickles;where I went to school, the short bus had the intelegent peeps on it, social welfare allowed the large busses to be taken up by the 'short bus' peeps -185464;1355781020;mircea_popescu;intelegent peeps << :D -185463;1355781021;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131270.0 -185462;1355781033;dub;the only short bus reference I am aware of is that movie with lots of gay sex in it -185461;1355781045;mircea_popescu;o hey jurov ! -185460;1355781046;dub;is there some other meaning? -185459;1355781077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00062553 = 2.5334 BTC [-] -185458;1355781108;mircea_popescu;jurov why the alternate month structure ? -185457;1355781149;Ukto;seemed like a waste to keep re-creating assets -185456;1355781153;jurov;we did not found a sane way how to cram it into one asset -185455;1355781168;Ukto;since theres a month of fundraising -185454;1355781169;mircea_popescu;a sio this way it can trade/invest/trade/invest sorta thing ? -185453;1355781169;Ukto;prior -185452;1355781177;Ukto;yes -185451;1355781180;mircea_popescu;kinda interesting. -185450;1355781187;mircea_popescu;now you can make an index of 1:1 over them lol -185449;1355781190;Ukto;1 month of fundraising, then it buys bond, a month of trading -185448;1355781191;Ukto;then liquid -185447;1355781192;Ukto;reset -185446;1355781238;mircea_popescu;yup -185445;1355781244;mircea_popescu;pretty slick. -185444;1355781283;mircea_popescu;jurov prolly need some verbiage abouty what if 100btc aren't raised. -185443;1355781311;Ukto;we thought you would cover the shortfall -185442;1355781312;Ukto;>:P -185441;1355781316;Ukto;j/k -185440;1355781330;mircea_popescu;lol -185439;1355781338;smickles;mircea_popescu: hell ya i can spell :D -185438;1355781346;jurov;haha, no i'm sure there will be someone interested around #otc to provide few tens of btcs or so -185437;1355781362;mircea_popescu;i don't have any more money, i bought the bitfunder passthrough to cryptostocks shares investing in s.mpoe -185436;1355781367;jurov;and we will cover something ourselves -185435;1355781380;Ukto;0,o -185434;1355781394;Ukto;"some things" -185433;1355781394;Ukto;:P -185432;1355781399;Ukto;LOL -185431;1355781417;Ukto;how are the murder laws in Romania nowdays? :P -185430;1355781439;mircea_popescu;lol WE ARE GETTING TOO BIG TO FAIL -185429;1355781449;Ukto;:P -185428;1355781464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 271 @ 0.00062553 = 0.1695 BTC [-] -185427;1355781466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18179 @ 0.00062586 = 11.3775 BTC [+] -185426;1355781475;Ukto;I has stack of 200 now... >,> -185425;1355781499;Doffx;I bought a few. -185424;1355781510;Ukto;oh btw Doffx -185423;1355781520;Ukto;Did you see the dividend reinvestment stuff on BF? -185422;1355781523;Ukto;>:P -185421;1355781533;Doffx;Yes I did. -185420;1355781790;Doffx;Well after the dust has settled it looks like I made quite a bit from the passthrough -185419;1355781807;mircea_popescu;i just had a thought about satoshidice -185418;1355781818;mircea_popescu;so it should take 1.9%. for many months through variance it was more like 1% -185417;1355781822;mircea_popescu;recently it moved to about 2%. -185416;1355781833;mircea_popescu;it is after all perfectly possible it just jumps to 3% for a few months... -185415;1355781895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062576 = 2.7039 BTC [-] -185414;1355781897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1321 @ 0.00062586 = 0.8268 BTC [+] -185413;1355781898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00062711 = 2.5084 BTC [+] -185412;1355781899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20346 @ 0.00062767 = 12.7706 BTC [+] -185411;1355782023;jurov;hahaha, mpoe-pr endorses us :P -185410;1355782029;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: A stock can be made of a composite of price non? -185409;1355782038;thestringpuller;prices* -185408;1355782038;mircea_popescu;that wouldn't be a stock tho -185407;1355782045;mircea_popescu;some fund/etf/something -185406;1355782048;thestringpuller;what would it be at that point -185405;1355782050;thestringpuller;a fund -185404;1355782052;thestringpuller;ah -185403;1355782063;thestringpuller;thank you for educating me -185402;1355782065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2370 @ 0.00062767 = 1.4876 BTC [+] -185401;1355782066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16167 @ 0.00062836 = 10.1587 BTC [+] -185400;1355782068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6963 @ 0.00063252 = 4.4042 BTC [+] -185399;1355782117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062365 = 2.6948 BTC [-] -185398;1355782119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2252 @ 0.00062345 = 1.404 BTC [-] -185397;1355782120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12827 @ 0.00062181 = 7.976 BTC [-] -185396;1355782123;thestringpuller;!ticker S.DICE -185395;1355782124;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.00357565 / 0.0037 (981811 shares, 3,510.62 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00340505 / 0.0037 (6472101 shares, 22,037.89 BTC) -185394;1355782169;dub;kinda ripping off the 007 bond on glbse -185393;1355782182;mircea_popescu;wha was that ? -185392;1355782200;dub;a mining bond -185391;1355782245;dub;just he james bond word play aspect -185390;1355782261;thestringpuller;is there a way to return the ask bid and last price on a stock? -185389;1355782270;thestringpuller;or do i gotta go to mpex.co -185388;1355782272;mircea_popescu;mpex.co ? -185387;1355782343;thestringpuller;the assbot ticjer -185386;1355782346;thestringpuller;ticker* -185385;1355782420;thestringpuller;smickles: how long will you ve offering the lending deal on S.DICE -185384;1355782442;thestringpuller;be* -185383;1355782711;EskimoBob;dub: when did you become mircea_popescu sock puppet? LOL -185382;1355782765;dub;EskimoBob: someone needs to offset your frothy mouthed table thumping -185381;1355782853;thestringpuller;ukto i got the 2 btc -185380;1355782876;Ukto;what 2btc? -185379;1355782883;thestringpuller;could we raose the price to 4 btc for all 3 discs -185378;1355782889;thestringpuller;ff7 -185377;1355782891;Ukto;ooh -185376;1355782892;Ukto;that -185375;1355782898;Ukto;i have been pretty busy all morning -185374;1355782902;Ukto;havent even had a chance -185373;1355782912;EskimoBob;dub: what that even means? -185372;1355783002;Ukto;:P -185371;1355783065;thestringpuller;Ukto: if you find it and it is workig ehat is your price for all 3 -185370;1355783071;Doffx;Hell, its much worse than burning. -185369;1355783113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062189 = 2.6872 BTC [+] -185368;1355783114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11779 @ 0.00062181 = 7.3243 BTC [-] -185367;1355783151;Ukto;thestringpuller: sure. -185366;1355783205;dub;EskimoBob: at some point I recall enjoying the odd diatribe you emmited but now you just seem to show up and blather incoherently in any thread containing a poster you dont approve of. You are basically ciuciu 2.0 -185365;1355783253;EskimoBob;really? -185364;1355783504;dub;a table thumper is that person in the corporate world that operates by being overly forcefull, loud and petulant. They sometimes get results because other parties give in to their position because its easier to just make them go away but ultimately nobody wants to deal with them and they end up managed out of any position of relevance -185363;1355783753;jurov;EskimoBob, try to read that shit in "Gamma SatoshiDICE Pass Through" thread after yourself. really -185362;1355783770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063105 = 2.7268 BTC [+] -185361;1355783771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1848 @ 0.00063129 = 1.1666 BTC [+] -185360;1355783844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062571 = 2.7037 BTC [-] -185359;1355783844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2179 @ 0.00062553 = 1.363 BTC [-] -185358;1355783924;EskimoBob;jurov: someone made a post after me you do not like? -185357;1355784034;jurov;no. you did and apprently forgot -185356;1355784061;EskimoBob;I see that angry "PR" joke blabbering something. Maybe you need to talk to her? -185355;1355784129;dub;WRT that quote about how these other 'exchanges' get their clients, seems to me that they are just mopping up the jizz left behind by nefario and the only clients they will get are those still convinced the GLBSE model works -185354;1355784160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063107 = 2.7269 BTC [+] -185353;1355784161;bonafide;haha -185352;1355784162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 887 @ 0.00063129 = 0.56 BTC [+] -185351;1355784165;bonafide;5dimes.eu is sooooo sketchy -185350;1355784186;EskimoBob;lol -185349;1355784193;bonafide;you ever used? -185348;1355784197;dub;people willing to completely ignore teh probable illegality of it all or convinvced that thesse 'JUST FOR TESTING NOT A REAL EXCHANGE LOL' clauses in the tos will protect anyone -185347;1355784211;EskimoBob;good one -185346;1355784240;EskimoBob;i think they need to add a picture of a unicorn and PGP key. Then it will be OK? -185345;1355784259;jurov;not unicorn. mermaid -185344;1355784272;EskimoBob;even better -185343;1355784283;EskimoBob;add both :) -185342;1355784291;jcpham;https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/34710_546096738752926_1072646876_n.jpg -185341;1355784304;Ukto;oh thats funny -185340;1355784311;Ukto;cryptostocks changed their graphs -185339;1355784315;Ukto;to the same one I use -185338;1355784338;Ukto;they didnt pay tho :P -185337;1355784350;Ukto;and, didnt configure it fully -185336;1355784382;dub;the redeeming factor of MPEX is you actually have to at least have some significant motivation if not >0.1$ of a clue about finance to get a seat, it'll be hard to argue that the typical mom and pop retards fell into investing on it -185335;1355784399;dub;er s/$/% -185334;1355784448;Ukto;in fact -185333;1355784458;Ukto;its misconfigured volume wise -185332;1355784463;EskimoBob;jurov: and maybe a questionable use of .us TLD helps and lets not forget some porn for spice. Then everything becomes legal -185331;1355784465;EskimoBob;LOL -185330;1355784479;Ukto;when the volume seciton on their graphs group up trades, its displaying the lowerst volume count -185329;1355784486;Ukto;section -185328;1355784490;Ukto;groups -185327;1355784497;dub;oh were back to porn, hi ciuciu -185326;1355784513;Ukto;oh, and lowest -185325;1355784513;Ukto;wow -185324;1355784517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063094 = 2.7263 BTC [-] -185323;1355784519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16865 @ 0.00063129 = 10.6467 BTC [+] -185322;1355784520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3064 @ 0.00063252 = 1.938 BTC [+] -185321;1355784532;EskimoBob;Ukto: it's probably good to cut of the huge spikes so the regular stuff is still visible -185320;1355784613;Ukto;hge price spikes? -185319;1355784621;EskimoBob;no, vol -185318;1355784655;Ukto;I was debating making it aler -185317;1355784656;Ukto;taller -185316;1355784663;EskimoBob;one huge trade renders the whole chart useless - what's the point -185315;1355784690;EskimoBob;taller? will not really help you if the difference is huge. It's just a waste of space -185314;1355784722;Ukto;oh, i just ment in general -185313;1355784727;Ukto;its too squat I think -185312;1355784729;mircea_popescu; not unicorn. mermaid << dragon approves of this notion. -185311;1355784739;jcpham;i like unicorns -185310;1355784749;Ukto;I need to hide an esteregg on the site somewhere -185309;1355784754;Ukto;mermaid.. unicorn -185308;1355784760;EskimoBob;pony? -185307;1355784762;jcpham;ctrl alt f4 -185306;1355784763;Ukto;and pay ppl 100satoshi to find it -185305;1355784763;Ukto;:P -185304;1355784767;jcpham;^ unicorn hotkey ^ -185303;1355784768;EskimoBob;the ones with rainbows -185302;1355784786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062563 = 2.7033 BTC [-] -185301;1355784787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15229 @ 0.00062553 = 9.5262 BTC [-] -185300;1355784794;Ukto;wow -185299;1355784839;Ukto;I just came up with an interesting idea.. on how to use the rules for liars poker.. in an multi-player browser based isometric game.... -185298;1355784851;Ukto;the stupid shit that comes to mind when your sleep deprived. -185297;1355784870;Ukto;spawned from unircorns and rainbows -185296;1355784918;EskimoBob;Ukto: for example, look at the http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxEUR.html 60 day and 2 day chart. Forget the period those chart show. JUst look at the vol bars. -185295;1355784936;mircea_popescu;ok, might as well make it public : re how many users mpex has : as per the monthly reports up until the end of nov it collected 2200 BTC in new user fees. -185294;1355784947;mircea_popescu;some of these are 10 btc, some 20 and some 30. -185293;1355784966;EskimoBob;2 chart has mostly this chicken shit at the bottom, because few proportionally large trades -185292;1355784975;EskimoBob;so it is really pointless -185291;1355784981;EskimoBob;2 day -185290;1355784998;Ukto;EskimoBob: your saying done have it like the first chart, right? -185289;1355785028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062586 = 2.7043 BTC [+] -185288;1355785030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1592 @ 0.00062553 = 0.9958 BTC [-] -185287;1355785030;EskimoBob;yes and no. This was just a illustration to show what happens to vol chart -185286;1355785031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2594 @ 0.00062181 = 1.613 BTC [-] -185285;1355785032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5666 @ 0.00061993 = 3.5125 BTC [-] -185284;1355785033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14427 @ 0.00061185 = 8.8272 BTC [-] -185283;1355785049;Doffx;How much did it collect in just Nov? -185282;1355785070;EskimoBob;if you cut off the unusual spikes, you get nice useful chart like the first one there -185281;1355785119;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14zxqr/mpex_over_1_million_btc_total_market_cap/c7i3l5s -185280;1355785131;mircea_popescu;lmao what a complete tard. -185279;1355785217;mircea_popescu;so basically "o, can i short it ???" "yes, smickles lends shares" "but can i short it without going into mpex". -185278;1355785226;mircea_popescu;people and their fixed ideas. -185277;1355785278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.0037 = 4.255 BTC [+] -185276;1355785416;EskimoBob;no need to get all hysterical about it mircea -185275;1355785486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063225 = 2.732 BTC [+] -185274;1355785487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2595 @ 0.00063252 = 1.6414 BTC [+] -185273;1355785488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19250 @ 0.00063307 = 12.1866 BTC [+] -185272;1355785492;EskimoBob;but this IS funny http://www.reddit.com/user/inhibitor23 ( guess it's the joker who made the reddit post) -185271;1355785609;jurov;haha so he was the one who suggested installing pimpex on server -185270;1355785645;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob srsly ? here i sit on a humongous pile of bitcoins and you think you'll somehow manage to engage me in random interwebs dickery ? as if we're both equals, ramen fed nobodies floating abot ? -185269;1355785650;mircea_popescu;that plan has the flaw in it. -185268;1355785692;PsychoticBoy;dont be egocentric mircea, You are not THE bitcoinman -185267;1355785718;PsychoticBoy;for 1 you cant look into another ones wqallet -185266;1355785749;mircea_popescu;depends whose. rich people show each other's wallets all the time. -185265;1355785756;mircea_popescu;it's like a faggotry substitute (no homo) -185264;1355785843;thestringpuller;old guys walk aroubd shameless in locker rooms all the time -185263;1355785875;PsychoticBoy;lol -185262;1355785903;PsychoticBoy;ok I drive a nice car thats what I care about -185261;1355785912;PsychoticBoy;and have Bitcoins :D -185260;1355786001;PsychoticBoy;btw most among us have more than enough bitcoins (and other assets/money) otherwise we could not sit around on IRC more than 8 hours a day -185259;1355786008;thestringpuller;oil is so last century -185258;1355786020;thestringpuller;well i am at worj -185257;1355786030;thestringpuller;im pretty broke atm cause of usago -185256;1355786031;dub;^ -185255;1355786032;thestringpuller;usagi -185254;1355786044;thestringpuller;so i have to work :p -185253;1355786057;PsychoticBoy;work 8-10 hours a day, bitcoin related 8-10 hours a day hmmn when does a man sleep -185252;1355786073;dub;when his gf demands -185251;1355786076;thestringpuller;at night? -185250;1355786086;thestringpuller;i dont have a wife or gf so it helps -185249;1355786089;PsychoticBoy;:D -185248;1355786111;thestringpuller;i hope btc will free me up financially to quit my job -185247;1355786118;PsychoticBoy;I have, can give you some good headaches overtime -185246;1355786146;thestringpuller;meh. -185245;1355786150;PsychoticBoy;I still got a lot of ¨old¨ coins mined in 2010 -185244;1355786164;jurov;kids, you need to know how to build things that *work* first -185243;1355786181;thestringpuller;jurov: preach it brother -185242;1355786186;PsychoticBoy;I have a kid, so i know 1 thing that works -185241;1355786201;thestringpuller;jurov: coinbr is very solid -185240;1355786206;thestringpuller;so you preach it -185239;1355786215;thestringpuller;its all tested and shit -185238;1355786216;jurov;yea, i couldn't fathom putting out fires every time new asset is listed like someone -185237;1355786226;thestringpuller;throws pretty excpeptions -185236;1355786226;PsychoticBoy;can I have a Haleluja -185235;1355786258;jurov;better throsing exception than acception a fractional number for a quantity -185234;1355786267;thestringpuller;heh -185233;1355786267;jurov;or even , god save us, negative one -185232;1355786272;PsychoticBoy;btw nice asset/passthrough you brought up on BitFunder jurov -185231;1355786316;jurov;ukto is a nice boy, it was worth it figuring something out -185230;1355786356;thestringpuller;heh -185229;1355786462;PsychoticBoy;I makes it more of an exchange, now you have mining, sdice and mpoe on Bitfunder -185228;1355786505;PsychoticBoy;sure it will get more trading volume overtime -185227;1355786532;Ukto;0,o -185226;1355786555;PsychoticBoy;yes Ukto, BitFunder will grow -185225;1355786582;kakobreklaa;china will grow larger! -185224;1355786611;PsychoticBoy;hahahah -185223;1355786625;PsychoticBoy;China is mass populated already -185222;1355786628;Ukto;it will? -185221;1355786631;Ukto;mebbe i should shut it down now -185220;1355786632;Ukto;:P -185219;1355786644;PsychoticBoy;it is growing ;) -185218;1355786672;Ukto;not trading 1mil btc/mo yet -185217;1355786678;jurov;shut it now when you still can.. when it grows sentient, nobody will be able to! -185216;1355786680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063219 = 2.7317 BTC [-] -185215;1355786681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1729 @ 0.00063228 = 1.0932 BTC [+] -185214;1355786711;jurov;mpex is already sentient and we all see where it ends -185213;1355786742;mircea_popescu;probably it grows tentacles -185212;1355786745;mircea_popescu;10 tacles. -185211;1355786758;Ukto;only 10? :/ -185210;1355786764;Ukto;doesnt sound ver menacing -185209;1355786775;mircea_popescu;1 for asshole, 1 for mouthole, 1 for urethrahole 1 for earhole -185208;1355786775;mircea_popescu;etc -185207;1355786779;Ukto;you need tenticals with sub-tentical spikes -185206;1355786811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16850 @ 0.00063228 = 10.6539 BTC [+] -185205;1355786840;jurov;indeed. mpex is the Beast they have prophesied -185204;1355786846;dub;no vagoohole? -185203;1355786873;mircea_popescu;ETC!!1 -185202;1355786895;jurov;maybe you have pic of it in some dark corner of /dtng/ -185201;1355786896;PsychoticBoy;tentacles with barbs -185200;1355786900;dub;to use correct terms back and front bum -185199;1355786901;jurov;do show us -185198;1355786924;Ukto;also debating a horrid idea -185197;1355786927;Ukto;of adding ltc/nmc to weexchange -185196;1355786935;PsychoticBoy;noooooooooooooo -185195;1355786939;PsychoticBoy;no altcoins -185194;1355786965;PsychoticBoy;when does the hurting stop -185193;1355786969;Ukto;lol -185192;1355786974;Lyspooner;what are the chances that there is a better coin than bitcoin that we haven't heard of yet -185191;1355786974;mircea_popescu;jesus i agree with PsychoticBoy -185190;1355786978;Ukto;i digure I can layer on like 50 altchains -185189;1355786982;Ukto;figure -185188;1355786984;Ukto;devcoin -185187;1355786985;Ukto;colored coins -185186;1355786990;Ukto;sc, sc2 -185185;1355786993;Ukto;beercoins -185184;1355786996;mircea_popescu;alt coins are scams -185183;1355786997;Ukto;SLL -185182;1355786997;jcpham;http://www.cardsagainsthumanity.com/holidaystats/ -185181;1355787000;Ukto;:P -185180;1355787007;jurov;Ukto, don't forget to make it as ugly as vircurex was.. I miss it -185179;1355787009;jcpham;they gave away "pay what you can" cards a few weeks ago -185178;1355787014;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/1018.html there, lose yourself. -185177;1355787021;dub;wat about peepee coin -185176;1355787036;mircea_popescu;badonkacoin -185175;1355787039;jcpham;did i just see shitting dick nipples -185174;1355787048;mircea_popescu;whatwasseencoin -185173;1355787057;PsychoticBoy;I make my own bitcoin fork called PsychoCoin, 5 min a block, 50 coins and a difficulty change every week -185172;1355787058;dub;SDN in the hizzy -185171;1355787068;jcpham;SDN is next level -185170;1355787075;jcpham;i'll need a drink first -185169;1355787105;mircea_popescu;what is sdn ? dare i ask ? -185168;1355787126;jcpham;;;google "shitting dpples" -185167;1355787127;gribble;David lo - YouTube: ; deviantART: More Like A Brighter Outward Perspective by ~vseira: -185166;1355787130;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: when you pull that usb key out of your ass, where you keep that "big pile of bitcoins" you sit on, sell half a coin and go get yourself something nice. You know, it's this time of the year. ;) -185165;1355787136;jcpham;damn i screwed it up -185164;1355787146;Ukto;LOL % of chart that looks like pac-man -185163;1355787147;jcpham;keyboard is fail -185162;1355787263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063074 = 2.7254 BTC [-] -185161;1355787264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7529 @ 0.0006306 = 4.7478 BTC [-] -185160;1355787265;PsychoticBoy;PP coin, proof of stake crappy coin -185159;1355787282;Ukto;"wikipedia is very important to us because without it we would not have known the exact volume of a dose of fresh boar sperm" ... cant we do without that? -185158;1355787291;PsychoticBoy;forget all altcoin, there is only 1 coin, Bitcoin -185157;1355787301;jcpham;ukto those guys are foul -185156;1355787311;jcpham;if when ordering you put in 0 dollars -185155;1355787317;jcpham;they told you to go fuck yourself -185154;1355787330;Ukto;on teh donation check -185153;1355787331;Ukto;to wiki -185152;1355787383;Ukto;the command says "for telling us how much boar sperm costs -185151;1355787390;Ukto;comment -185150;1355787417;jcpham;the term "boar sperm" conjures up images -185149;1355787420;dub;important information -185148;1355787439;Ukto;could you imagine.. working some place, accepting donation payments -185147;1355787440;kakobreklaa;to boar sperm dealer. -185146;1355787454;Ukto;opening an envelope that says for providing the price of boar sperm? -185145;1355787455;Ukto;:P -185144;1355787457;dub;livestock sperm management is something important to all of us -185143;1355787466;dub;and is srs fucking bzns -185142;1355787478;dub;you have no idea -185141;1355787485;dub;every sperm is in fact sacred -185140;1355787493;PsychoticBoy;like mine -185139;1355787498;kakobreklaa;is this luke? -185138;1355787499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063211 = 2.7313 BTC [+] -185137;1355787500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10435 @ 0.00063228 = 6.5978 BTC [+] -185136;1355787507;kakobreklaa;or is it dog? -185135;1355787513;dub;my uncle is a champion inseminator -185134;1355787514;jcpham;yes, this is dog. -185133;1355787523;dub;the tech in that industry is fucking crazy -185132;1355787542;Ukto;can he inseminate PsychoticBoy? -185131;1355787543;Ukto;:P -185130;1355787548;PsychoticBoy;lol -185129;1355787555;PsychoticBoy;in my ass? -185128;1355787557;PsychoticBoy;wow -185127;1355787562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1686 @ 0.00063228 = 1.066 BTC [+] -185126;1355787562;Ukto;'but thought better of it -185125;1355787562;Ukto;:P -185124;1355787562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1064 @ 0.00063307 = 0.6736 BTC [+] -185123;1355787563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.0006336 = 1.0454 BTC [+] -185122;1355787571;Ukto;and decieded to use it as a comment instead -185121;1355787575;dub;every dose of jizz is tracked, gpsed, monitored for temp, consistency, flavour etc -185120;1355787585;PsychoticBoy;flavour? -185119;1355787591;Ukto;well yeah -185118;1355787594;Ukto;gotta taste test it -185117;1355787596;jcpham;xtra flavour -185116;1355787607;dub;ok not flavour -185115;1355787618;jcpham;boar sperm tastes like bacon -185114;1355787622;kakobreklaa;mircea_popescu seems like folks here need jizz futures on mpex, how about it -185113;1355787632;jurov;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=X.BSPRM -185112;1355787639;mircea_popescu;lol -185111;1355787675;PsychoticBoy;show the people some pics mircea -185110;1355787682;dub;jizz trading is one of the oldest markets -185109;1355787684;jurov;coming right after K.KBRL -185108;1355787715;dub;and not just in the way you're thinking -185107;1355787727;PsychoticBoy;hmmmn -185106;1355787754;mod6;haha jurov -185105;1355787820;kakobreklaa;yeah jizz future, that could be the first future with physical delivery on mpex -185104;1355787827;mod6;lol -185103;1355787834;kakobreklaa;straing in the vagoo. -185102;1355787840;kakobreklaa;straingt -185101;1355787843;kakobreklaa;fuck -185100;1355787844;dub;certainly an untapped resource from bitcointalk -185099;1355787847;kakobreklaa;straight. -185098;1355787848;PsychoticBoy;count me in -185097;1355787860;jcpham;new subforum -185096;1355787869;dub;you have an existing market of furious masturbators -185095;1355787904;mod6;milk producers -185094;1355788020;smickles;< thestringpuller> smickles: how long will you ve offering the lending deal on S.DICE <<< I haven't put a time limit on it -185093;1355788048;jurov;smickles, and do you provide an api? my bot is interested -185092;1355788089;thestringpuller;lol -185091;1355788126;jurov;seriously. poor thing, finds itself in the wrong end of the book, bitching and moaning -185090;1355788145;jurov;if it could just short trade all would be jolly -185089;1355788151;thestringpuller;an mpex bot? -185088;1355788155;smickles;< mircea_popescu> so basically "o, can i short it ???" "yes, smickles lends shares" "but can i short it without going into mpex". << http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14zxqr/mpex_over_1_million_btc_total_market_cap/c7i5djd -185087;1355788186;mod6;!ticker S.MPOE -185086;1355788188;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0006088 / 0.00062639 / 0.0006361 (2557080 shares, 1,601.75 BTC), 30day: 0.00049308 / 0.0005322 / 0.00063995 (100725071 shares, 53,606.21 BTC) -185085;1355788189;jurov;thestringpuller, don't tell me you did not notice its tracks in this very thread -185084;1355788269;smickles;jurov: I'm not even working on an api yet. Are you serious? -185083;1355788375;jurov;half serious... while i can lend to the bot myself, it trades small amounts -185082;1355788378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063089 = 2.7261 BTC [-] -185081;1355788380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4671 @ 0.0006306 = 2.9455 BTC [-] -185080;1355788381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14066 @ 0.0006265 = 8.8123 BTC [-] -185079;1355788386;jurov;but it could be interesting elsewhere -185078;1355788423;thestringpuller;its good for grinding shares on mpoe i suppose -185077;1355788434;thestringpuller;auto day trading -185076;1355788470;smickles;jurov: i'm working on a options market maker right now. after that, i'll look into an automated share lender -185075;1355788541;jurov;okay -185074;1355788554;smickles;;;gpg info -185073;1355788554;gribble;(gpg info [--key|--address] ) -- Returns the registration details of registered user . If '--key' option is given, interpret as a GPG key ID. -185072;1355788564;smickles;;;gpg info --address smickles -185071;1355788566;gribble;No such user registered. -185070;1355788572;smickles;lolwut? -185069;1355788584;smickles;oh -185068;1355788594;smickles;;;gpg info smkickles -185067;1355788595;gribble;No such user registered. -185066;1355788599;smickles;bah! -185065;1355788606;smickles;;;gpg info sickles -185064;1355788606;gribble;No such user registered. -185063;1355788621;smickles;oh god damn, i'm taking this fail to a /q -185062;1355788624;mod6;HA HA HA HA -185061;1355788628;mod6;HOW ARE YOU GENTLEMEN -185060;1355788631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062674 = 2.7081 BTC [+] -185059;1355788633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2179 @ 0.0006265 = 1.3651 BTC [-] -185058;1355788866;mircea_popescu;boar sperm is sorta like sperm whale ? -185057;1355788906;dub;no -185056;1355788929;dub;boar sperm is why we eat bacon, sperm whale is why the sea is salty -185055;1355788972;mircea_popescu;o i c -185054;1355788975;mircea_popescu;no homo ? -185053;1355789200;smickles;yeah, pig is porcus in latin, not homo -185052;1355789270;porcuscomedenti;;D -185051;1355789332;mircea_popescu;denti be teeth ? -185050;1355789357;mircea_popescu;dub i asked and cum isn't salty. -185049;1355789361;mircea_popescu;whatever you been eating ? -185048;1355789361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063332 = 2.7366 BTC [+] -185047;1355789362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.0006336 = 10.5178 BTC [+] -185046;1355789363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6602 @ 0.00063463 = 4.1898 BTC [+] -185045;1355789420;porcuscomedenti;it's a widespread myth that cum is salty, iirc -185044;1355789461;dub;yeah I'll admit to not having first hand knowledge ehre -185043;1355789817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063431 = 2.7409 BTC [-] -185042;1355789819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14602 @ 0.00063463 = 9.2669 BTC [+] -185041;1355789909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6946 @ 0.00063463 = 4.4081 BTC [+] -185040;1355789910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00063531 = 4.0025 BTC [+] -185039;1355789911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.0006361 = 1.2722 BTC [+] -185038;1355789912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9732 @ 0.00063617 = 6.1912 BTC [+] -185037;1355790366;PsychoticBoy;dub you should get a taste then ;) -185036;1355790488;dub;I spend a considerable amount of time in the sea, we can just pretend teh myth is true -185035;1355790563;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -185034;1355790564;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.29000, Best ask: 13.29001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 13.29000, 24 hour volume: 72257.80506675, 24 hour low: 12.74919, 24 hour high: 13.48500, 24 hour vwap: 13.19301 -185033;1355790575;mircea_popescu;pretty heavy volume for very little movement. -185032;1355790787;dub;thats a decent dip no? -185031;1355790913;mircea_popescu;coupla % ? not really much -185030;1355791043;mircea_popescu;and with that i bid you all a very good bowl of punch. -185029;1355818982;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -185028;1355818984;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.00359628 / 0.0037 (877988 shares, 3,157.49 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00340582 / 0.0037 (6489978 shares, 22,103.71 BTC) -185027;1355819049;smickles;mircea_popescu: you missed my redux of a cause de garcsons -185026;1355819061;mircea_popescu;o ? -185025;1355819105;mircea_popescu;dja mean des garcons ? -185024;1355819160;mircea_popescu;as in acausedesgarcons.com/ - Le blog gay des beaux garçons qui se mettent à nu ? -185023;1355819200;smickles;lol, you expect me to be able to spell french words? we're talking about me here :D -185022;1355819246;mircea_popescu;hehe -185021;1355819343;mircea_popescu;quite funny readding that reddit about mpex. -185020;1355819356;mircea_popescu;i get this feeling as if for many people bitcoin is pretty much the wtf gift that keeps on giving -185019;1355819505;smickles;well, i think that has to do with the fact that it's not 'established' yet -185018;1355819519;smickles;that establishment prolly having a lot to do with the volatility -185017;1355819549;smickles;hey! ya wanna know what my volatility mistake was earlier? -185016;1355819566;smickles;well, i wrote all the code myself, based off of theory -185015;1355819583;smickles;turns out i coded it for variance, not volatility! -185014;1355819584;smickles;lol -185013;1355819616;smickles;a simple change in input for sigma to sigma² fixed it -185012;1355819892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28145 @ 0.00063171 = 17.7795 BTC [-] -185011;1355820803;mircea_popescu;ahaha -185010;1355820815;mircea_popescu;this is cute -185009;1355820836;mircea_popescu;so with the new inputs the differences from mpoe reduced or amplified ? -185008;1355821015;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.07713857 = 77.1386 BTC [-] -185007;1355821019;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.11328195 = 113.282 BTC [-] -185006;1355821024;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.15615809 = 156.1581 BTC [+] -185005;1355821390;Ukto;hey mircea_popescu -185004;1355821399;mircea_popescu;hey ukto -185003;1355821408;Ukto;whats the proper term.. for letting people "over bid" ? place total bids for more money/btc then they have ? -185002;1355821424;Ukto;I cant think of how to term it for some reason -185001;1355821429;mircea_popescu;margining them -185000;1355821433;Ukto;ah -184999;1355821435;Ukto;there we go -184998;1355821445;mircea_popescu;it's nothing you should do w/o adequate capital on hand. -184997;1355821454;Ukto;Sigh, most people wont understand the question -184996;1355821471;Ukto;i'll have to spell out the question on the faq -184995;1355821519;Ukto;Q: Can I put up more total bids than BTC/Shares available? (Margining) -184994;1355821525;Ukto;That sound reasonable? -184993;1355821568;mircea_popescu;you're going to seamlessly margin shares ? -184992;1355821596;Ukto;the answer is NO -184991;1355821609;Ukto;just trying to write the question is a format the even dumb ppl can understand -184990;1355821643;mircea_popescu;ahahah -184989;1355821646;mircea_popescu;Do you offer margin ? -184988;1355821647;mircea_popescu;No. -184987;1355821666;Ukto;yeah, then you get ppl who wont undertsand it and still ask if they can overbid -184986;1355821668;Ukto;:P -184985;1355821678;Ukto;Remember, BF has the retard users too -184984;1355821684;Ukto;:P -184983;1355821695;Ukto;or expect them -184982;1355821696;Ukto;to -184981;1355821726;mircea_popescu;Q: Can I put up bids adding up to more BTC than I have ? Can I sell shares I do not own ? -184980;1355821728;mircea_popescu;No. -184979;1355821748;mircea_popescu;This should go right after -184978;1355821759;mircea_popescu;Q. Is 1+3=4 ? -184977;1355821763;mircea_popescu;A. For most values of 4. -184976;1355821768;Ukto;:P -184975;1355821839;Ukto;kk, i got it covered -184974;1355821841;Ukto;ready for this? :P -184973;1355821853;Ukto;Q: Does the site allow Margining? -184972;1355821853;Ukto;A: No. Every bid reserves the total amount in either BTC or shares for that asset. -184971;1355821853;Ukto;Q: Can I put up more total bids than BTC/Shares available (Margining)? -184970;1355821853;Ukto;A: No. Every bid reserves the total amount in either BTC or shares for that asset. -184969;1355821853;Ukto;Q: Can I place bids/asks adding up to more BTC/Shares than I have? -184968;1355821854;mircea_popescu;*crickets* -184967;1355821854;Ukto;A: No. Every bid reserves the total amount in either BTC or shares for that asset. -184966;1355821865;Ukto;I don't think it will be missed. :P -184965;1355821867;mircea_popescu;lol -184964;1355821886;Ukto;If you are going to cater to retarded people, speak their language -184963;1355821891;Ukto;in as many forms as possible -184962;1355822053;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1406452#msg1406452 if you didn't see it -184961;1355822153;Ukto;yeah -184960;1355822157;Ukto;thats what I am working through -184959;1355822161;Ukto;alomst done with teh list -184958;1355822162;Ukto;:P -184957;1355822181;Ukto;about to post and let em know his wishes have been granted -184956;1355822212;Ukto;wasnt trying to call him dumb with teh faq questions -184955;1355822215;Ukto;was putting that in for others tho -184954;1355822218;Ukto;so i wont be missed -184953;1355822227;mircea_popescu;for my curiosity, why are you keeping weex and bf separate ? -184952;1355822246;mircea_popescu;doesn't it add to the overhead for everyone ? -184951;1355822270;mircea_popescu;in other news, the forum delivers : "I destroyed my credit before i was 20. I need a fresh start. Bankruptcy attorneys in my area are telling me $800 for their service. I know i can do it myself for under $100 but i dont know what im doing." -184950;1355822473;Ukto;LOL -184949;1355823907;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.15599534 = 155.9953 BTC [-] -184948;1355823913;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.11311101 = 113.111 BTC [-] -184947;1355823918;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1000 @ 0.07697019 = 76.9702 BTC [-] -184946;1355823951;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 5 @ 0.17254855 = 0.8627 BTC [+] -184945;1355823952;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 495 @ 0.18305995 = 90.6147 BTC [+] -184944;1355824181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16150 @ 0.00063171 = 10.2021 BTC [-] -184943;1355824283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062847 = 2.7156 BTC [-] -184942;1355824284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 462 @ 0.00062842 = 0.2903 BTC [-] -184941;1355824285;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1406815#msg1406815 <-- Requests answered -184940;1355824303;Ukto;Now.. to do jimmys request -184939;1355824546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063149 = 2.7287 BTC [+] -184938;1355824548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4990 @ 0.00063171 = 3.1522 BTC [+] -184937;1355824549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1639 @ 0.00063658 = 1.0434 BTC [+] -184936;1355826033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062871 = 2.7167 BTC [-] -184935;1355826034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12750 @ 0.00062842 = 8.0124 BTC [-] -184934;1355826035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1550 @ 0.00062523 = 0.9691 BTC [-] -184933;1355826037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2729 @ 0.0006216 = 1.6963 BTC [-] -184932;1355828078;maximian;mircea_popescu: mpex says it doesn't recognize my signature -184931;1355828100;mircea_popescu;are you using old verion of pympex ? -184930;1355828133;maximian;yeah, but I just tried issuing a stat manually, and it failed -184929;1355828143;mircea_popescu;hum -184928;1355828151;mircea_popescu;replace -184927;1355828152;mircea_popescu;self.mpex_url = 'http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php' -184926;1355828154;mircea_popescu;with -184925;1355828158;mircea_popescu;self.mpex_url = 'http://mpex.co' -184924;1355828165;mircea_popescu;or else get the new version (does the same thing) -184923;1355828167;mircea_popescu;and let me know -184922;1355828175;maximian;ok I"ll try -184921;1355828341;Namjies;Hey mircea -184920;1355828363;Namjies;What do you think of this? http://www.namworld.net/portfolio/bitvps.com/ -184919;1355828551;mircea_popescu;looks pretty slick -184918;1355828732;Namjies;Thanks. Trying hard. For now everyone else at BitVPS says http://wallet.bitvps.com/ is better. -184917;1355828802;Namjies;I'll still finish this one. Might take ~1 week of work. Hopefully it will get better. -184916;1355828813;Namjies;Otherwise I'm sure I'll find a taker for the template. -184915;1355828851;mircea_popescu;bulding stuff is how btc goes up, i'll tell you that. -184914;1355828914;maximian;mircea_popescu: I changed mpex_url, now it hangs when I run it. I tried issuing an order by following section 6 of the FAQ and pasted the clear signed message directly via the web interface, and it replies with "Unrecognized signature. Please email your public key first." -184913;1355828946;mircea_popescu;ok this is weird. -184912;1355828950;mircea_popescu;;;ident maximian -184911;1355828951;gribble;Nick 'maximian', with hostmask 'maximian!~maximian@S01062cb05d389a4b.vc.shawcable.net', is not identified. -184910;1355828964;mircea_popescu;please ident or else send me an email signed with the respective key -184909;1355828983;maximian;how do I ident? -184908;1355829051;mircea_popescu;;;eauth with gribble -184907;1355829074;maximian;could I just send you the clear signed STAT command I issued? -184906;1355829091;maximian;;;eauth -184905;1355829092;mircea_popescu;hm. listen, but you're not supposed to paste clearsigned stuff in there -184904;1355829096;gribble;(eauth ) -- Initiate authentication for user . You must have registered a GPG key with the bot for this to work. You will be given a link to a page which contains a one time password encrypted with your key. Decrypt, and use the 'everify' command with it. Your passphrase will expire in 10 minutes. -184903;1355829103;maximian;I didn't -184902;1355829105;mircea_popescu;you're supposed to clearsign it first, and then encrypt it with the exchange's key -184901;1355829105;mircea_popescu;a ok -184900;1355829118;maximian;yep, I pasted the encrypted version -184899;1355829121;mircea_popescu;kk -184898;1355829139;mircea_popescu;email me somethign signed so i actually know it's you. -184897;1355829142;mircea_popescu;safety measure. -184896;1355829158;maximian;email addy? -184895;1355829253;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/office.jpg -184894;1355829401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00368608 = 6.2663 BTC [+] -184893;1355829402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4277 @ 0.00368848 = 15.7756 BTC [+] -184892;1355829404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20023 @ 0.003699 = 74.0651 BTC [+] -184891;1355829415;mircea_popescu;if anyone's curious, http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-bonds-historical-data/ -184890;1355829428;maximian;mircea_popescu: sent -184889;1355830507;mircea_popescu;maximian are you getting pms ? -184888;1355830585;maximian;sorry, was afk -184887;1355830588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.003699 = 184.95 BTC [+] -184886;1355830591;mircea_popescu;a np -184885;1355830680;dub;;;ident dub -184884;1355830680;gribble;Nick 'dub', with hostmask 'dub!dub@unaffiliated/dub', is identified as user dub, with GPG key id 110C3582E5C480CF, key fingerprint B2956C98270DCC89E2E94A17110C3582E5C480CF, and bitcoin address None -184883;1355830684;dub;wowow -184882;1355830739;mircea_popescu;? -184881;1355830808;dub;I got around to registering -184880;1355830856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00062771 = 2.0714 BTC [+] -184879;1355830858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062164 = 2.6861 BTC [-] -184878;1355830859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6158 @ 0.0006216 = 3.8278 BTC [-] -184877;1355830859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6171 @ 0.00061923 = 3.8213 BTC [-] -184876;1355830869;mircea_popescu;wd. -184875;1355831405;Namjies;http://www.namworld.net/portfolio/bitvps.com/vps -184874;1355831430;Namjies;clickable servers with specs inscribed for ordering -184873;1355831444;Namjies;I still need to make the specs styling. -184872;1355831453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5284 @ 0.00061923 = 3.272 BTC [-] -184871;1355831454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28766 @ 0.00061649 = 17.734 BTC [-] -184870;1355834534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15603 @ 0.00063186 = 9.8589 BTC [+] -184869;1355834534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3047 @ 0.00061649 = 1.8784 BTC [-] -184868;1355835788;EskimoBob;Ukto: ping -184867;1355835824;Ukto;Pong! -184866;1355835826;Ukto;:) -184865;1355835905;mircea_popescu;is mpex slow for anyone ? -184864;1355836219;EskimoBob;stop reloading that portn page mircea_popescu and it will speed up the rest -184863;1355836220;EskimoBob;:) -184862;1355836257;mircea_popescu;no, actually, i think some scriptkiddie is trying his version of a dos. the server's been doing 1-1.5Gbps for the past hour -184861;1355836263;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem to be doing anything tho -184860;1355836314;EskimoBob;tail and/or grep the logs and see -184859;1355836434;EskimoBob;did anyone receive the updated lists from James last night? -184858;1355836475;EskimoBob;too early to ask that probably, most are still sleeping over there -184857;1355836838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00063302 = 6.2669 BTC [+] -184856;1355836839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063657 = 2.7506 BTC [+] -184855;1355836840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7145 @ 0.00063658 = 4.5484 BTC [+] -184854;1355837331;Ukto;burnside: there? -184853;1355837366;Ukto;A friend on skype msgd me saying he got a claim email, logged into the 'trash' account, withdrew, and ended up with a ?-0.000195 balance. -184852;1355837393;Ukto;looks like the now 'free withdraws' is charging accounts the bitcoin transaction fee. -184851;1355837563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 40000 @ 0.003699 = 147.96 BTC [+] -184850;1355837741;mircea_popescu;mod6 maybe it's worth having a chat with http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.schildbach.wallet -184849;1355837753;mircea_popescu;they probably have some working encryption -184848;1355837839;assbot;[MPEX] [X.INKG] 244 @ 0.06858952 = 16.7358 BTC [-] -184847;1355838014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061651 = 2.6639 BTC [-] -184846;1355838015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20483 @ 0.00061649 = 12.6276 BTC [-] -184845;1355838017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16850 @ 0.00061612 = 10.3816 BTC [-] -184844;1355838018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30003 @ 0.00061502 = 18.4524 BTC [-] -184843;1355838019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.00061483 = 9.0073 BTC [-] -184842;1355838019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00061242 = 8.5739 BTC [-] -184841;1355838020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1572 @ 0.00061132 = 0.961 BTC [-] -184840;1355838021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00061129 = 8.2524 BTC [-] -184839;1355838022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00061086 = 6.7195 BTC [-] -184838;1355838024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7098 @ 0.00061056 = 4.3338 BTC [-] -184837;1355838025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00061011 = 1.6473 BTC [-] -184836;1355838026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12118 @ 0.00061003 = 7.3923 BTC [-] -184835;1355838027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33400 @ 0.00060983 = 20.3683 BTC [-] -184834;1355838028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12850 @ 0.00060981 = 7.8361 BTC [-] -184833;1355838028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36978 @ 0.00060942 = 22.5351 BTC [-] -184832;1355838030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22350 @ 0.00060923 = 13.6163 BTC [-] -184831;1355838030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8140 @ 0.00060923 = 4.9591 BTC [-] -184830;1355838031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1391 @ 0.00060908 = 0.8472 BTC [-] -184829;1355838032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17079 @ 0.00060901 = 10.4013 BTC [-] -184828;1355838033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 90312 @ 0.000609 = 55 BTC [-] -184827;1355838034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10760 @ 0.0006088 = 6.5507 BTC [-] -184826;1355838035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30457 @ 0.00060872 = 18.5398 BTC [-] -184825;1355838036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2015 @ 0.00060866 = 1.2264 BTC [-] -184824;1355838038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22317 @ 0.00060852 = 13.5803 BTC [-] -184823;1355838039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21400 @ 0.00060846 = 13.021 BTC [-] -184822;1355838040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7071 @ 0.00060833 = 4.3015 BTC [-] -184821;1355838040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00060833 = 0.6083 BTC [-] -184820;1355838041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14882 @ 0.00060832 = 9.053 BTC [-] -184819;1355838042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27000 @ 0.00060826 = 16.423 BTC [-] -184818;1355838043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9203 @ 0.00060799 = 5.5953 BTC [-] -184817;1355838044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00060789 = 13.1304 BTC [-] -184816;1355838045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17750 @ 0.00060758 = 10.7845 BTC [-] -184815;1355838046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28000 @ 0.00060758 = 17.0122 BTC [-] -184814;1355838047;Ukto;0,o -184813;1355838047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00060716 = 7.8931 BTC [-] -184812;1355838048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20638 @ 0.00060716 = 12.5306 BTC [-] -184811;1355838048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11348 @ 0.00060692 = 6.8873 BTC [-] -184810;1355838049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32200 @ 0.00060666 = 19.5345 BTC [-] -184809;1355838050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30910 @ 0.00060665 = 18.7516 BTC [-] -184808;1355838051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00060638 = 5.8819 BTC [-] -184807;1355838052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26050 @ 0.00060626 = 15.7931 BTC [-] -184806;1355838053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.00060618 = 11.0325 BTC [-] -184805;1355838054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00060612 = 10.9102 BTC [-] -184804;1355838055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19450 @ 0.00060604 = 11.7875 BTC [-] -184803;1355838056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29300 @ 0.00060599 = 17.7555 BTC [-] -184802;1355838057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3184 @ 0.00060599 = 1.9295 BTC [-] -184801;1355838058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10353 @ 0.00060578 = 6.2716 BTC [-] -184800;1355838058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00060543 = 0.9687 BTC [-] -184799;1355838059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13125 @ 0.00060537 = 7.9455 BTC [-] -184798;1355838060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30800 @ 0.00060513 = 18.638 BTC [-] -184797;1355838061;mircea_popescu;omg the jig is up -184796;1355838061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4313 @ 0.00060482 = 2.6086 BTC [-] -184795;1355838062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26694 @ 0.00060471 = 16.1421 BTC [-] -184794;1355838063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20182 @ 0.00060468 = 12.2037 BTC [-] -184793;1355838064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16450 @ 0.00060437 = 9.9419 BTC [-] -184792;1355838065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00060405 = 10.3293 BTC [-] -184791;1355838066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24450 @ 0.00060386 = 14.7644 BTC [-] -184790;1355838067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18703 @ 0.00060354 = 11.288 BTC [-] -184789;1355838068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062202 = 2.6877 BTC [+] -184788;1355838069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4479 @ 0.00062237 = 2.7876 BTC [+] -184787;1355838122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060376 = 2.6088 BTC [-] -184786;1355838123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3297 @ 0.00060354 = 1.9899 BTC [-] -184785;1355838125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21850 @ 0.0006034 = 13.1843 BTC [-] -184784;1355838126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22482 @ 0.00060295 = 13.5555 BTC [-] -184783;1355838127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00060291 = 7.1143 BTC [-] -184782;1355838128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21398 @ 0.00060289 = 12.9006 BTC [-] -184781;1355838129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00060286 = 2.2909 BTC [-] -184780;1355838130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22050 @ 0.00060278 = 13.2913 BTC [-] -184779;1355838132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00060256 = 9.641 BTC [-] -184778;1355838133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23800 @ 0.0006023 = 14.3347 BTC [-] -184777;1355838133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23201 @ 0.00060199 = 13.9668 BTC [-] -184776;1355838134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15950 @ 0.00060164 = 9.5962 BTC [-] -184775;1355838135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24550 @ 0.00060146 = 14.7658 BTC [-] -184774;1355838136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00060081 = 11.4154 BTC [-] -184773;1355838137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12830 @ 0.00060079 = 7.7081 BTC [-] -184772;1355838138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00060052 = 5.4047 BTC [-] -184771;1355838139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36900 @ 0.00060029 = 22.1507 BTC [-] -184770;1355838140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00060015 = 8.102 BTC [-] -184769;1355838141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4250 @ 0.00059957 = 2.5482 BTC [-] -184768;1355838141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00059934 = 5.8136 BTC [-] -184767;1355838142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.0005993 = 7.0717 BTC [-] -184766;1355838144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15259 @ 0.000599 = 9.1401 BTC [-] -184765;1355838145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00059899 = 4.3726 BTC [-] -184764;1355838146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00059807 = 4.635 BTC [-] -184763;1355838147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19336 @ 0.00059804 = 11.5637 BTC [-] -184762;1355838148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00059792 = 1.8536 BTC [-] -184761;1355838149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16750 @ 0.00059784 = 10.0138 BTC [-] -184760;1355838150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.00059782 = 13.451 BTC [-] -184759;1355838151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22370 @ 0.00059731 = 13.3618 BTC [-] -184758;1355838151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26500 @ 0.0005972 = 15.8258 BTC [-] -184757;1355838152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00059689 = 3.5217 BTC [-] -184756;1355838153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00059656 = 11.0364 BTC [-] -184755;1355838154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3256 @ 0.00059655 = 1.9424 BTC [-] -184754;1355838161;Ukto;wtf -184753;1355838166;pigeons;someone taking profits to put into MPOE bonds -184752;1355838206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22444 @ 0.00059655 = 13.389 BTC [-] -184751;1355838207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00059631 = 13.4766 BTC [-] -184750;1355838209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49100 @ 0.00059618 = 29.2724 BTC [-] -184749;1355838210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00059589 = 6.376 BTC [-] -184748;1355838211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00059566 = 6.1353 BTC [-] -184747;1355838212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00059565 = 10.4239 BTC [-] -184746;1355838213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24600 @ 0.00059556 = 14.6508 BTC [-] -184745;1355838214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30200 @ 0.00059541 = 17.9814 BTC [-] -184744;1355838215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9034 @ 0.0005938 = 5.3644 BTC [-] -184743;1355838216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27509 @ 0.00059329 = 16.3208 BTC [-] -184742;1355838217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00059328 = 6.9414 BTC [-] -184741;1355838218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00059325 = 8.4242 BTC [-] -184740;1355838219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00059201 = 1.776 BTC [-] -184739;1355838220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20300 @ 0.00059081 = 11.9934 BTC [-] -184738;1355838221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19950 @ 0.00059055 = 11.7815 BTC [-] -184737;1355838222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36009 @ 0.00059 = 21.2453 BTC [-] -184736;1355838231;mircea_popescu;maybe someone's shorting it -184735;1355838241;mircea_popescu;what's this been like 3-4mn shares ? -184734;1355838245;mircea_popescu;WHO LOANED THEM OUT! -184733;1355838249;pigeons;i would take profits, but what am i gonna buy? -184732;1355838287;mircea_popescu;pigeons this is why i don't add more assets. -184731;1355838294;pigeons;:) -184730;1355838309;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -184729;1355838311;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00059 / 0.00061393 / 0.00063658 (3496257 shares, 2,146.48 BTC), 30day: 0.00049308 / 0.00053446 / 0.00063995 (102053951 shares, 54,544.36 BTC) -184728;1355838317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3050 @ 0.003699 = 11.282 BTC [+] -184727;1355838329;mircea_popescu;heh, 1 day avg still over 61 so nyah! -184726;1355838332;pigeons;its just mircea_popescu trading with himself to try and look bigger than bfl -184725;1355838345;mircea_popescu;why, bfl is trading with itself ? -184724;1355838375;pigeons;they are doing something with themself -184723;1355838403;mircea_popescu;whens the next bfl dramadate ? 14th jan ? -184722;1355838489;pigeons;"won't ship before jan 14" so they are still on schedule when they dont ship then -184721;1355838498;mircea_popescu;sounds like bfl -184720;1355838510;mircea_popescu;how's your btcjam investments coming along btw ? -184719;1355838533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100000 @ 0.00059 = 59 BTC [-] -184718;1355838537;pigeons;i made one to jurov which he promptly repaid and couldn't find any more -184717;1355838582;mircea_popescu;in a sense btc finance is locked down. too few worthy assets. -184716;1355838656;Ukto;I like that CoinBr.MPBPT fund on BitFunder. it looks like it will do good. >:P -184715;1355838660;Ukto;>,> <,< -184714;1355838839;jurov;haha, it promptly became >90% of bitfunder trade volume -184713;1355839454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23250 @ 0.00059 = 13.7175 BTC [-] -184712;1355839513;jurov;hi mircea popescu, i'm checking your "bonds historical data" against my own spreadsheet -184711;1355839532;jurov;and Oct 12 ROI effective doesn't make sense to me -184710;1355839781;jurov;or is here anybody else who invested in october bonds? -184709;1355839902;jurov;*rereads october statement* indeed there was a loss and my spreadsheet lies :/ -184708;1355840192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00058989 = 2.9495 BTC [-] -184707;1355840194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00058988 = 2.625 BTC [-] -184706;1355840195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1233 @ 0.00058982 = 0.7272 BTC [-] -184705;1355840922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11469 @ 0.00059 = 6.7667 BTC [+] -184704;1355842620;mircea_popescu;jurov do tell ? -184703;1355842626;mircea_popescu;a ok lol -184702;1355842663;mircea_popescu;now put it on reddit. -184701;1355843102;EskimoBob;btc diff has dropped back to september level. Lets see, when the fear kicks in and stops the fall. -184700;1355843514;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.JUN] 100 @ 0.21 = 21 BTC [+] -184699;1355844736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17707 @ 0.00059 = 10.4471 BTC [+] -184698;1355845056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00058983 = 5.8983 BTC [-] -184697;1355845058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 673 @ 0.00058982 = 0.3969 BTC [-] -184696;1355845127;jurov;what fear has to do with hashrate? -184695;1355845730;jurov;mircea, as you wish: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/151ujm/mpoe_bonds_only_btc_investment_that_is_13_months/ -184694;1355846466;mircea_popescu;eee -184693;1355846558;jurov;lol -184692;1355846707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00363031 = 4.1749 BTC [-] -184691;1355846708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00362384 = 5.7981 BTC [-] -184690;1355848244;thestringpuller;whoa when did spoe plummet? -184689;1355848257;thestringpuller;jurov: I wanna make an Android app for CoinBr -184688;1355848379;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller mod6 is working on an android app for mpex too -184687;1355848396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00058983 = 5.8983 BTC [+] -184686;1355848397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00058982 = 5.4263 BTC [-] -184685;1355848415;thestringpuller;can I be a part of it? -184684;1355848419;thestringpuller;I like Android programming -184683;1355848469;thestringpuller;LOL the jig is up -184682;1355848471;mircea_popescu;i imagine so, you should talk to him -184681;1355848547;thestringpuller;is this what you guys were talking about? http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/151ujm/mpoe_bonds_only_btc_investment_that_is_13_months ? -184680;1355848617;thestringpuller;;;calc 100000 * .1 -184679;1355848617;gribble;10000 -184678;1355848720;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: lemme buy some trilemma credits real quick while you're around -184677;1355848734;mircea_popescu;sure -184676;1355848804;thestringpuller;how much per credit? -184675;1355848809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2794 @ 0.00058982 = 1.648 BTC [-] -184674;1355848810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7406 @ 0.00058844 = 4.358 BTC [-] -184673;1355848837;mircea_popescu;a dollah gets you 1k iirc ? what's the page say ? -184672;1355848842;thestringpuller;MPOE needs another 4,000 BTC dividend month... -184671;1355848857;thestringpuller;yea -184670;1355848862;thestringpuller;so .1 BTC? -184669;1355848866;thestringpuller;what address do I send to? -184668;1355848890;thestringpuller;Lol "If you won't pay for nice things you can't have nice things because there can't be nice things." -184667;1355849110;jurov;thestringpuller, let's talk about the app later, i'm going afk for few hours now -184666;1355849167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00058844 = 5.5902 BTC [-] -184665;1355849409;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -184664;1355849410;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.23689, Best ask: 13.24600, Bid-ask spread: 0.00911, Last trade: 13.24600, 24 hour volume: 29923.83800899, 24 hour low: 13.02386, 24 hour high: 13.39900, 24 hour vwap: 13.26171 -184663;1355850651;Ukto;jurov -184662;1355850651;thestringpuller;The MPOE bubble is popping unfortunately -184661;1355850656;thestringpuller;he's afk -184660;1355850663;Ukto;already sold almost 250 shares of the MPBPT -184659;1355850667;thestringpuller;Ukto how bout that FF7 ;) -184658;1355850671;Ukto;geg -184657;1355850681;Ukto;thestringpuller: havent had a chance, just added a depth chart to weex -184656;1355850683;Ukto;and other stuff -184655;1355850686;Ukto;so... -184654;1355850690;Ukto;whats up with MPOE? -184653;1355850739;thestringpuller;someone sold a lot last night into the bids -184652;1355850751;thestringpuller;well like 6 hours ago or something -184651;1355850755;Ukto;yeah, i saw that -184650;1355850757;Ukto;dnt know why tho -184649;1355850769;thestringpuller;someone borrowed a bunch and closed a short? -184648;1355850798;jcpham;http://codinginmysleep.com/how-i-was-almost-adam/ -184647;1355850799;mircea_popescu;250 shares = 250 btc ? -184646;1355850802;jcpham;like that blawg -184645;1355850875;Ukto;mircea_popescu: 25btc -184644;1355850908;mircea_popescu;so 1/4 of minimum done. this is pretty good. -184643;1355850921;Ukto;well -184642;1355850923;Ukto;more like 20btc -184641;1355850928;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/151ujm/mpoe_bonds_only_btc_investment_that_is_13_months/ vote jurov's reddit lol -184640;1355850931;Ukto;so 1/5th in under 24hrs -184639;1355850959;Ukto;i had a new user -184638;1355850961;Ukto;prolly came from that -184637;1355850962;Ukto;in ru -184636;1355850968;Ukto;he broke his weex link -184635;1355850974;Ukto;deposited 1btc into BF -184634;1355850980;Ukto;it clearly told him it was not broken -184633;1355850985;Ukto;i watched in teh logs as he forced it :P -184632;1355850995;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: given the way the auction system works -184631;1355850997;Ukto;then he sent in a ticket -184630;1355851005;thestringpuller;wouldn't I be guarenteed to be a bond holder if I put an interest of 1% -184629;1355851013;Ukto;"no deposit! not instant! you lied?!?" -184628;1355851022;Ukto;within 3 minutes I replied that it was fixed and his deposit was available -184627;1355851032;Ukto;and that his broken shit is fixed -184626;1355851057;kakobreklaa;how can you break weex link? -184625;1355851095;thestringpuller;;;google weex link -184624;1355851096;gribble;Cisco WebEx Web Conferencing, Online Meetings, Desktop Sharing ...: ; Knowledge Base - My Resources - WebEx: ; Webex connect Download |299844 - Cisco Support Community: -184623;1355851105;Ukto;lol -184622;1355851110;Ukto;the weexchange merchant link -184621;1355851119;Ukto;you dont deposit/withdraw btc to BF -184620;1355851126;Ukto;you have to signupo for an account at weexchange :D -184619;1355851132;pigeons;you are the weex link. goodbye -184618;1355851137;mircea_popescu;lol ukto, nice story. -184617;1355851147;kakobreklaa;pigeons :DD -184616;1355851152;Ukto;mircea_popescu: I am surprised as hell, no one has made a big deal out of having to sing up for weexchange -184615;1355851155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5494 @ 0.00058844 = 3.2329 BTC [-] -184614;1355851157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24854 @ 0.00058738 = 14.5987 BTC [-] -184613;1355851157;Ukto;ppl have asked if it was safe.. -184612;1355851160;thestringpuller;maaaan -184611;1355851163;mircea_popescu;you have no idea what i'm dealing with. -184610;1355851164;Ukto;but none have been mad -184609;1355851167;thestringpuller;MPOE just won't recover -184608;1355851170;pigeons;and i want to murder the happy couple on the login page -184607;1355851173;thestringpuller;maybe tomorrow someone will buy up a bunch of shares -184606;1355851187;Ukto;mircea_popescu: did you release some earlier? :P -184605;1355851189;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller people have had a lot of grief waiting with mpex lol -184604;1355851202;kakobreklaa;16:18.30 ( Ukto ) you dont deposit/withdraw btc to BF -184603;1355851204;kakobreklaa;wait what -184602;1355851210;kakobreklaa;in order to fund BF account -184601;1355851213;kakobreklaa;i must send to weex? -184600;1355851215;Ukto;pigeons: I have a slightly diff pic. same couple, diff pose. :P -184599;1355851221;Ukto;kakobreklaa: damn straight -184598;1355851225;kakobreklaa;lulz -184597;1355851231;mircea_popescu;Ukto http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135583607960.jpg use her. -184596;1355851235;Ukto;weex has had almost 100+ new signups in a week -184595;1355851241;Ukto;is that teh girl in the park or w/e? -184594;1355851244;Ukto;bending over? :P -184593;1355851249;jcpham;nice -184592;1355851260;Ukto;oh, nope -184591;1355851261;mircea_popescu;it's one of the girls bending over. as girls are wont to do. -184590;1355851270;kakobreklaa;being silly to your users is nothing to brag about -184589;1355851274;Ukto;what is that blurred out thing next to her? a kid? -184588;1355851285;Ukto;oh -184587;1355851287;Ukto;advertisements -184586;1355851291;Ukto;i see it on some bottles now -184585;1355851293;pigeons;omg does cicicicicu know you have nekkid pictures? -184584;1355851339;kakobreklaa;mircea_popescu omfg why the fuck are the drinks censored -184583;1355851353;kakobreklaa;"you can watch pussy but you cant watch coke" -184582;1355851359;Ukto;yeah -184581;1355851363;Ukto;thats what confused me -184580;1355851419;Ukto;oh man. I just realised both popular assets on BF rely on mpex :P -184579;1355851423;Ukto;.. GO MPEX GO! :P -184578;1355851554;jcpham;i like weex -184577;1355851562;jcpham;especially those instant payouts -184576;1355851580;mircea_popescu;drinks are bad mkay -184575;1355851587;pigeons;ooh how about weex->mpex vendor link -184574;1355851602;Ukto;define mpex vender? -184573;1355851621;pigeons;same as hp or bf -184572;1355851646;Ukto;I will be opening the merchatn api in jan/feb -184571;1355851646;jcpham;https://vimeo.com/54180438 -184570;1355851656;jcpham;weex and hashpower get featured in that video -184569;1355851658;Ukto;pigeons: yeah, but what other sites? -184568;1355851669;jcpham;hurry and watch it before i mark it private again -184567;1355851677;pigeons;just say, "i will be opening the merchant api when bfl ships" -184566;1355851682;Ukto;This is a private video. -184565;1355851688;pigeons;Ukto: the mpex site -184564;1355851690;jcpham;Babab -184563;1355851699;jcpham;gogogogo -184562;1355851701;jcpham;quick -184561;1355851702;Ukto;pigeons: talk to the boss man over there -184560;1355851723;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/idiots-and-socialists-kill-people-armed-citizens-save-lives/ -184559;1355851797;Ukto;jchysk: whos video si that? -184558;1355851806;Ukto;yours? -184557;1355851827;jcpham;too much of mine -184556;1355851829;Ukto;and why does it look like old 35mm film? -184555;1355851833;jcpham;didn't edit myself out enough -184554;1355851845;kakobreklaa;is shaking like a crack whore deprived of crack -184553;1355851847;jcpham;because it needs to look old because the music is old -184552;1355851860;Ukto;theres music? -184551;1355851871;kakobreklaa;music is good :) -184550;1355851882;Ukto;i dont even see an vol control on the video -184549;1355851890;kakobreklaa;go mouseover it -184548;1355851890;jcpham;vimeo sucks -184547;1355851899;jcpham;youtube pulled it because of coptright -184546;1355851914;Ukto;copyright?? -184545;1355851919;Ukto;whos rights dfid you infringe on ? -184544;1355851921;Ukto;rfngjkdghd? -184543;1355851929;kakobreklaa;pink floyds -184542;1355851935;Ukto;oh -184541;1355851936;Ukto;AHH -184540;1355851939;Ukto;i can guess the song then -184539;1355851940;Ukto;:P -184538;1355851952;Ukto;based on all the $$'s -184537;1355851956;kakobreklaa;:) -184536;1355852011;Ukto;yeah, you should def. add bitfunder :P -184535;1355852060;Ukto;I guess the russian is happy -184534;1355852068;Ukto;already spent his whole 1btc -184533;1355852069;Ukto;:P -184532;1355852074;Ukto;all but like 4k satoshi -184531;1355852097;Ukto;on sdice no less -184530;1355852103;Ukto;guess he wasnt from reddit :P -184529;1355852241;kakobreklaa;;;ticker s.dice -184528;1355852241;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -184527;1355852246;kakobreklaa;!ticker s.dice -184526;1355852248;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0018 / 0.00360924 / 0.0037 (984870 shares, 3,554.64 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00341118 / 0.0037 (6611778 shares, 22,553.98 BTC) -184525;1355852258;jcpham;poorly edited -184524;1355852261;jcpham;shot with cell -184523;1355852366;jcpham;edited with http://www.openshotvideo.com/ -184522;1355852377;jcpham;i actually did all that to test the software -184521;1355852621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00058971 = 2.5481 BTC [+] -184520;1355852622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18428 @ 0.00059 = 10.8725 BTC [+] -184519;1355852624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2601 @ 0.00059017 = 1.535 BTC [+] -184518;1355852672;thestringpuller;there we go -184517;1355852673;thestringpuller;lol -184516;1355853068;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13469484178.jpg now this is what i call limo service. -184515;1355853200;thestringpuller;yay porn -184514;1355853465;mircea_popescu;pigeons theres one for you http://paracoin.com/ -184513;1355853543;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -184512;1355853547;gribble;Time since last block: 18 minutes and 15 seconds -184511;1355853557;thestringpuller;where do you find this shit mircea? -184510;1355853667;mircea_popescu;i have people -184509;1355853931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00058998 = 2.5493 BTC [-] -184508;1355853931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7808 @ 0.00059017 = 4.608 BTC [+] -184507;1355853933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28871 @ 0.00059079 = 17.0567 BTC [+] -184506;1355854707;Ukto;re: limo pic, her hand is super scary looking -184505;1355854758;mircea_popescu;kinda gnarly -184504;1355854761;mircea_popescu;maybe she's a pianist -184503;1355854781;Ukto;besides: http://betsofbitco.in/ is a better site for betting -184502;1355854783;Ukto;i think -184501;1355854922;kakobreklaa;theres a better one. -184500;1355856628;mod6;mircea_popescu: thanks for the link. i actually like Spinner much better and I've been looking through some of their code - the schildbach has lost my btc at least 2x. -184499;1355856725;mod6;Spinner has been pretty great for me so far... and I've been looking through the code. Its using the BCCAPI which has some KeyManagement stuff in there. -184498;1355856793;mod6;I need to look into it more. -184497;1355856800;mircea_popescu;cool -184496;1355856813;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -184495;1355856816;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 58 seconds -184494;1355856816;Doffx;Cool, made 20% return on my Sdice. -184493;1355856838;Doffx;Took longer than I wanted but im happy to come out ahead. -184492;1355856851;kakobreklaa;playing it? -184491;1355856875;Doffx;No, on my passthrough -184490;1355856938;mircea_popescu;you have a passthrough too ?! -184489;1355856942;mircea_popescu;o wait, you held shares nm -184488;1355857009;Ukto;did sdice just issue divs? -184487;1355857046;Ukto;Doffx: or do youmean from terras ? -184486;1355857053;Doffx;No mine all sold on bitfunder -184485;1355857059;smickles;lol: https://twitter.com/icbit_trades -184484;1355857063;Doffx;At a good profit -184483;1355857090;Doffx;Divs for Sdice is like on the 5th or 4th of each month I thought -184482;1355857112;Ukto;smickles: https://twitter.com/BitFunder ;) -184481;1355857114;mircea_popescu;ya -184480;1355857121;smickles;last night, i was dreaming that I needed to wake up for the s.dice divs -184479;1355857129;mircea_popescu;aww! -184478;1355857131;Ukto;LOL -184477;1355857138;Ukto;your concentrating too much -184476;1355857187;mircea_popescu;ok so a guy paid for trilema credits two hours ago. i credited him. transaction still unconfirmed -184475;1355857188;smickles;Ukto: have you told kakobreklaa , is it going to be pulled into assbot ? -184474;1355857190;mircea_popescu;I WAS SCAMMED -184473;1355857200;Ukto;smickles: he wunt do it -184472;1355857206;kakobreklaa;lol -184471;1355857207;Ukto;cause twatter will done day end the api -184470;1355857210;Ukto;:P -184469;1355857211;kakobreklaa;whats wrong with you people -184468;1355857236;Ukto;smickles: i made that format just so all he would have to do is swing the old glbse code to it :P -184467;1355857238;smickles;Doffx: section e and f explain it in detail http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.DICE -184466;1355857241;Ukto;apparently its too much work >:P~ -184465;1355857268;Doffx;Its ok smickles I no longer own any. -184464;1355857272;kakobreklaa;twitter is no good, it eating trades even if the msgs are unique ( mircea_popescu made the complaint) -184463;1355857287;kakobreklaa;i already wrote new api for this shit that is made for just for it -184462;1355857289;Ukto;ah -184461;1355857292;Doffx;It will now be put in to my master plan investment -184460;1355857297;Ukto;i figured twatter just didnt like MP either :P -184459;1355857303;kakobreklaa;and i told this at least 3 times in the chan -184458;1355857308;kakobreklaa;this is the last time. -184457;1355857310;jcpham;http://mpex.co/ is a url redirect -184456;1355857312;jcpham;? -184455;1355857321;smickles;kakobreklaa: i know, but something is infinitely better than nothing -184454;1355857321;Doffx;I am finally 15 BTC in the Green after all my equipment and investments -184453;1355857323;Ukto;I honestly dont care about twatter -184452;1355857339;Doffx;Christmas came early -184451;1355857346;smickles;mircea_popescu: did you check to see if you got double spent? -184450;1355857356;kakobreklaa;smickles lets just do it the proper way. -184449;1355857441;mircea_popescu;smickles nah. .1 btc -184448;1355857503;smickles;mircea_popescu: i mean to say that it would be interesting if you were double spent -184447;1355857524;mircea_popescu;a a -184446;1355857535;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131373.msg1407273#msg1407273 -184445;1355857536;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -184444;1355857540;mircea_popescu;-pr is now favicon -184443;1355857589;smickles;lol -184442;1355857931;Ukto;4,200 of the g.sdice asset just traded on BF -184441;1355857947;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101838.msg1407306#msg1407306 -184440;1355857961;mircea_popescu;why is shrem so defensive -184439;1355858058;pigeons;"Posting in this thread and coming up with opinions and ideas are stupid and just distract us from the real work we need to do. -184438;1355858078;Ukto;oh.. i see lol -184437;1355858090;mircea_popescu;i think maybe he's working more than 8 hour days -184436;1355858094;mircea_popescu;which is unhygienic. -184435;1355858099;pigeons;uhoh, he said my magic words though -184434;1355858102;pigeons;"We have posted many updates, always been transparent, never scammed anyone, and always have done what we say we will do. " -184433;1355858133;mircea_popescu;any girls here willing to lend a consoling tit ? -184432;1355858307;kakobreklaa;18:12.02 ( Ukto ) 4,200 of the g.sdice asset just traded on BF < assbot de manual. -184431;1355858326;kakobreklaa;:) -184430;1355858334;mircea_popescu;hahaha -184429;1355858429;Ukto;<-- assHOLE -184428;1355858521;thestringpuller;You are ukto -184427;1355858530;thestringpuller;cause you don't want to get me no FF7 -184426;1355858532;thestringpuller;WAAAAAh -184425;1355858533;thestringpuller;WAAAAAh -184424;1355858537;thestringpuller;<- crybaby -184423;1355858545;Ukto;lol -184422;1355858554;Ukto;i got like 13 things to get done today :P -184421;1355858567;jcpham;better get started -184420;1355858576;Ukto;I have to now drop off some bday invites for the kids party @ school -184419;1355858578;Ukto;cause wife didnt send em -184418;1355858582;Ukto;dumbass.. -_- -184417;1355858587;jcpham;replace her! -184416;1355858656;thestringpuller;make your wife find the FF7 -184415;1355858659;thestringpuller;;) -184414;1355858760;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: the .1 btc should be confirming now -184413;1355858765;thestringpuller;2 confirmations -184412;1355858775;thestringpuller;I'm a cheap schmuck and don't give no fees to no miners -184411;1355858789;mircea_popescu; i got like 13 things to get done today :P << it is impolite to refer to women as "things" -184410;1355858793;mircea_popescu;they are people too you know. -184409;1355858892;thestringpuller;mod6: you still around? -184408;1355858907;Ukto;mircea_popescu: shh -184407;1355858911;Ukto;my wife might hear you -184406;1355858933;mircea_popescu;she doesn't believe women are people ? -184405;1355859604;Ukto;jcpham -184404;1355859607;Ukto;you still there?> -184403;1355859613;jcpham;yes -184402;1355859620;Ukto;can you unlock that video again? -184401;1355859623;Ukto;wanted to show Doffx :P -184400;1355859639;Doffx;I need a tutorial on wex -184399;1355859642;Doffx;weex too -184398;1355859655;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/let-me-show-you-why-i-like-bitcoin/ < Ukto you're there. so is pigeons and thestringpuller fellow -184397;1355859661;Ukto;just click 'use' on the box and point at weex -184396;1355859661;Ukto;:P -184395;1355859665;jcpham;i did a bad job editing my name out -184394;1355859769;thestringpuller;I'm so glad I bought Trilemma credits -184393;1355859777;thestringpuller;Oh God this article was worth the break -184392;1355859785;mircea_popescu;lol -184391;1355859825;Doffx;Haha Pink Floyd I love it aleady jcpham -184390;1355859834;thestringpuller;AAPL went down 30% -184389;1355859841;thestringpuller;when the foxconn scandal happened -184388;1355859860;thestringpuller;Mr. Cook should have said: "The Jig is up" -184387;1355859867;mircea_popescu;:D -184386;1355859870;mircea_popescu;would have kicked ass -184385;1355859944;thestringpuller;Some guy representing a firm came on the news shortly after the drop from nearly 700+ a share to 500 a share and said, "We have faith in AAPL, we have begun selling puts for the winter season" -184384;1355859991;thestringpuller;I do wonder Mr. Popescu, where is all that BTC going to end up? -184383;1355860003;Doffx;Its ok apple will Litigate themselves some more profit and all will be ok -184382;1355860015;Doffx;Great little vid jcpham -184381;1355860034;jcpham;except it has my nick in it in a few places -184380;1355860037;jcpham;but yeah -184379;1355860079;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller donated to the foundation i'm sure -184378;1355860146;thestringpuller;it's a good theory though to dump profits from MPOE and put it into MBOR bonds given the statistics -184377;1355860173;thestringpuller;Also: "Icbit.se offers a BTC/USD future which I wouldn’t however recomend." Makes me lol -184376;1355860179;thestringpuller;you tore the owner a new one if I recall -184375;1355860187;mircea_popescu;in their defense they did pay up -184374;1355860192;mircea_popescu;so maybe they fix ti for the future -184373;1355860206;thestringpuller;like GLBSE fixed it? -184372;1355860207;thestringpuller;:P -184371;1355860258;mircea_popescu;well who kniows -184370;1355860272;thestringpuller;I guess the way I see it, is broad spectrum MPEX is the only thing I haven't lost money on. -184369;1355860286;mircea_popescu;well, never too late to start. -184368;1355860313;thestringpuller;trust and loyalty are hard things to build in a world with little regulation -184367;1355860342;thestringpuller;with the insurance geniuses, and welfare kids who think they are brilliant stock brokers... -184366;1355860387;mircea_popescu;true -184365;1355860414;thestringpuller;your barriers to entry are proven I'd say -184364;1355860474;mircea_popescu;so far. -184363;1355860608;thestringpuller;august was a tough month eh? -184362;1355860627;mircea_popescu;pirate month. -184361;1355860641;thestringpuller;"I. MPOE a suferit ceea ce s-ar putea foarte bine sa fie insider trading." <- I'm more referring to. -184360;1355860713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4 @ 0.00059079 = 0.0024 BTC [+] -184359;1355860714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00059227 = 1.303 BTC [+] -184358;1355860770;mircea_popescu;you know there's an english version underneath -184357;1355860901;thestringpuller;Ah. But what of this insider trading? -184356;1355860903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059964 = 2.591 BTC [+] -184355;1355860906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12829 @ 0.0005998 = 7.6948 BTC [+] -184354;1355861013;thestringpuller;It sound like someone who knew pirate was going to default, manipulated the options market... -184353;1355861112;mircea_popescu;tis possible. -184352;1355861207;mircea_popescu;http://www.nanaimogold.com/ win -184351;1355861482;thestringpuller;I've been reading your code review business idea article again -184350;1355861523;thestringpuller;I didn't realize it was specifically targeted to BTC based code projects. -184349;1355861566;mircea_popescu;yea -184348;1355861643;thestringpuller;It sounds like something that MTGox really needed... -184347;1355861644;thestringpuller;heh -184346;1355861672;mircea_popescu;yeah -184345;1355861748;thestringpuller;I guess it makes sense. For example the issue they found in Ukto's code on bitfunder -184344;1355861752;thestringpuller;with the bid issue -184343;1355861804;mircea_popescu;there's numerous examples. -184342;1355861810;thestringpuller;the insurance side is where the real profitability comes in -184341;1355861816;mircea_popescu;it'd have saved the bitdaytrade investors 4k btc if they insisted on an audit -184340;1355861820;mircea_popescu;and had where to have the code audited -184339;1355861832;thestringpuller;but how does one compete with say Norton? -184338;1355861843;thestringpuller;or other security firms who do this for contracts worth millions -184337;1355861852;thestringpuller;the whole "it's cheaper in BTC" -184336;1355861852;mircea_popescu;nobody at norton has a clue abouyt bitcoin -184335;1355861857;kakobreklaa;bitdaytrade would have never go out live if it would be a subject of code review -184334;1355861903;mircea_popescu;exactly. -184333;1355861934;thestringpuller;but it's all about reputation -184332;1355861942;thestringpuller;if someone creates and exchange -184331;1355861962;thestringpuller;gets audited by this company, its the willingness to ensure your audit? -184330;1355861966;thestringpuller;that gives you credibility? -184329;1355862002;thestringpuller;because my biggest fear is what if you don't catch that small bug -184328;1355862004;mircea_popescu;well, you get the audit and possibly insurance. -184327;1355862014;thestringpuller;someone injects some assembly and finds a huge bug -184326;1355862025;thestringpuller;millions of dollars lost -184325;1355862042;mircea_popescu;sure. -184324;1355862043;thestringpuller;you'd have to have thorough penetration testing before the audit is "approved" -184323;1355862053;mircea_popescu;insurance is insurance. -184322;1355862056;thestringpuller;possibly even continuation ethical hacking -184321;1355862065;mircea_popescu;the point of insurance is to mitigate disasters not to avoid them. -184320;1355862069;thestringpuller;insurance companies don't make money by paying claims... -184319;1355862096;thestringpuller;they mitigate risks to the point the exposure is minimal -184318;1355862100;mircea_popescu;anyone knows who owns walletbit.com ? -184317;1355862101;kakobreklaa;its not about making it unhackable, is about making it hard enough to do -184316;1355862108;pigeons;mircea_popescu: kreal -184315;1355862113;mircea_popescu;aha -184314;1355862115;mircea_popescu;ty -184313;1355862190;thestringpuller;walletbit may overtake bitpay -184312;1355862266;thestringpuller;kakobreklaa: onions huh? -184311;1355862274;kakobreklaa;hm? -184310;1355862286;thestringpuller;your security needs to be like an onion -184309;1355862296;kakobreklaa;http://xkcd.com/538/ -184308;1355862353;thestringpuller;Isn't that what Russians do? -184307;1355862362;kakobreklaa;im close. -184306;1355862364;thestringpuller;kidnap people and beat them over the head with turnips -184305;1355862373;thestringpuller;until they give up passwords -184304;1355862434;thestringpuller;;;ticker -184303;1355862435;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.22870, Best ask: 13.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.12129, Last trade: 13.21656, 24 hour volume: 28522.62314613, 24 hour low: 13.10250, 24 hour high: 13.39900, 24 hour vwap: 13.26900 -184302;1355862442;pigeons;carrots > turnips -184301;1355862466;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I'm going to make a ticker app for MPEX when I go on vacation -184300;1355862478;mircea_popescu;haha cool -184299;1355862488;thestringpuller;Enough information is public that you can just poll it -184298;1355862500;kakobreklaa;he does have an api... -184297;1355862501;thestringpuller;I'm still mad that you use PHP but I"ll get over it -184296;1355862510;thestringpuller;I like hacks :P -184295;1355862517;pigeons;don't use the api, scraping ftw -184294;1355862519;kakobreklaa;its not a hack its stupidtiy -184293;1355862524;kakobreklaa;if you gonna parse html -184292;1355862527;kakobreklaa;when api is there -184291;1355862528;thestringpuller;o/ put it there pigeons -184290;1355862551;thestringpuller;Back in my day we didn't have API's for everything -184289;1355862557;thestringpuller;we had to actually parse strings and shit -184288;1355862575;kakobreklaa;aha -184287;1355862580;kakobreklaa;first you pulled the string -184286;1355862584;kakobreklaa;the you parsed it -184285;1355862593;kakobreklaa;you sting parser you. -184284;1355862605;kakobreklaa;then* -184283;1355862612;kakobreklaa;ah well -184282;1355862616;kakobreklaa;off to the store. -184281;1355862622;mircea_popescu;well let's break the news to thestringpuller -184280;1355862636;thestringpuller;is it bad news doc? -184279;1355862641;thestringpuller;I got cancer don't I? -184278;1355862658;mircea_popescu;mpex.co/mpex-vwap.php -184277;1355862681;kakobreklaa;if you are going to parse html do it with regex so its at least completley wrong -184276;1355862694;thestringpuller;XD -184275;1355862699;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa why not replacestr or w/e it's called -184274;1355862699;thestringpuller;that's what I was planning to do -184273;1355862703;mircea_popescu;sorta halfway regex -184272;1355862710;kakobreklaa;stupid mans regex -184271;1355862715;thestringpuller;or you could just use awk or sed -184270;1355862735;jcpham;scrape all content with sed -184269;1355862735;mircea_popescu;sedawk all the girls. -184268;1355862738;jcpham;or awk -184267;1355862780;jcpham;one time i wrote some wget scripts to scrape the funny images from 8 differnet funny image sites -184266;1355862792;jcpham;the next morning i hat 400,000 funny jpgs -184265;1355862807;kakobreklaa;and it wasnt funny. -184264;1355862814;jcpham;no, no it wasn't -184263;1355862867;thestringpuller;XD -184262;1355862883;mircea_popescu;one time i made some wget scripts to fuck with technorati. the next morning i had the #1 spot. -184261;1355862918;jcpham;way way wack -184260;1355862927;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];one time, I made some shit up in an irc channel and bragged about it -184259;1355862942;thestringpuller;is that you imsaguy? -184258;1355862943;jcpham;you make me cry -184257;1355862960;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is mpex-vwap.php the only stat json that's publicly availabe -184256;1355862962;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade " Art and Artwork (none) " -184255;1355862964;thestringpuller;what else yougot? -184254;1355862982;kakobreklaa;go with the html apis are so new age pft! -184253;1355862983;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller there's mkt depth too -184252;1355862984;Ukto;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\]: and the this one time, and band camp... -184251;1355862996;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];Ukto, I don't wanna know about your flute -184250;1355862997;mircea_popescu;i can't believe slashy still lives. -184249;1355862998;jcpham;it was a tuba, not a flute -184248;1355863004;Ukto;LOL -184247;1355863005;thestringpuller;What happened to going to the store Ukto ? -184246;1355863011;Ukto;jchysk: thats movie 1 vs 2 -184245;1355863014;thestringpuller;I want my FF7 -184244;1355863017;Ukto;whut store? -184243;1355863021;Ukto;school ? -184242;1355863021;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];mircea_popescu, why would it not? -184241;1355863022;thestringpuller;I'll pay 2000BTC -184240;1355863023;Ukto;get your facts straight -184239;1355863024;Ukto;:P -184238;1355863034;thestringpuller;(not really) -184237;1355863035;mircea_popescu;dja have any idea when's the last time you said something ? -184236;1355863056;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];no, been busy, stuff and stuff -184235;1355863074;mircea_popescu;well good for you anyway. -184234;1355863080;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];if you say so -184233;1355863087;mircea_popescu;FireSteel.com FireSteels are used by tens of thousands of people including the US Military, hikers, hunters, scouts, survivalists, outdoors enthusiasts and bushcrafters the world over. -184232;1355863087;mircea_popescu;Buy our FireSteels and you'll never worry about being able to start a fire. -184231;1355863090;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: where is the depth table json -184230;1355863094;mircea_popescu;who the fuck is worried about starting fires -184229;1355863113;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];just keep a bic in the glove box -184228;1355863118;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller mpex.co/mpex-mktdepth-jsonp.php -184227;1355863120;kakobreklaa;people who do Bacon ala Quran -184226;1355863126;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: what about this link? -184225;1355863127;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];if you're stranded long enough that you run out of lighter fluid, you're probably gonna die anyway -184224;1355863145;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];and I mean that in the nicest way possible -184223;1355863146;mircea_popescu;i can make fire by rubbing two girls together. -184222;1355863154;mircea_popescu;provided one's blonde and the other's brunette. -184221;1355863174;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];you have two different shares of hair on your palms? -184220;1355863176;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob grep for "art" -184219;1355863177;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];shades* -184218;1355863197;mircea_popescu;blonde and brunette aren't motherfucking shades -184217;1355863225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11071 @ 0.0005998 = 6.6404 BTC [+] -184216;1355863226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7029 @ 0.00060014 = 4.2184 BTC [+] -184215;1355863252;EskimoBob;so? -184214;1355863284;mircea_popescu;so add your negligible yet soon to dissapear attempt in there. -184213;1355863323;EskimoBob;wtf are you blabbering about now? -184212;1355863360;thestringpuller;no one believes in EskimoBobs dream of creating a BTC-based art studio? -184211;1355863395;mircea_popescu;if bitcoins were backed by buckteeth fat girl butts... -184210;1355863412;pigeons;he suggests you let people who browse the bitcoin wiki know that they can get "art" for bitcoins -184209;1355863428;mircea_popescu;"The Real Skin All-American Whopper measures 7 inches with an insertable length of 5.5 inches, 1.25-1.5 inches in width and a circumference of 4.5-5 inches, and is realistically sculpted for the size, feel, and pleasure of the real thing." -184208;1355863435;mircea_popescu;5 inches ? real thing ? -184207;1355863458;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: mircea_popescu is lonely fuck who just stirs up shit. Do not take that delusional retard too seriously ;) -184206;1355863510;mircea_popescu;L33t Consultant, IT Consulting on Anything Security, Networks & Servers. All OS - All Software. -184205;1355863515;mircea_popescu;the wiki is a serious goldmine. -184204;1355863568;mircea_popescu;"Discover…No B.S. Asset Protection The Ultimate, No Holds Barred, Kick Butt, Take No Prisoners Asset Protection & Privacy Package Plus Exclusive Lifetime Site Membership" -184203;1355863837;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: where is the market depth json waaaaaah -184202;1355863840;thestringpuller;waaaaah -184201;1355863939;mircea_popescu; thestringpuller mpex.co/mpex-mktdepth-json.php -184200;1355863992;jcpham;i have not started a fire with my firesteel yet -184199;1355864000;jcpham;vaguely tried -184198;1355864046;mircea_popescu;usagi : "this is probably a scam" https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130947.msg1407545#msg1407545 -184197;1355864051;mircea_popescu;he should know -184196;1355864066;mircea_popescu;jcpham what is it, an electric arc sorta thing ? -184195;1355864081;jcpham;it's like a big flint -184194;1355864089;jcpham;you scrape it and make sparks -184193;1355864097;jcpham;like a survival fire starter -184192;1355864172;mircea_popescu;a -184191;1355864265;jcpham;requires fibrous tender -184190;1355864275;jcpham;rubbiung sticks and blowing -184189;1355864278;jcpham;shrug -184188;1355864366;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: there is a bug, it took me to trilemma -184187;1355864418;thestringpuller;Usagi can fucking rant on the forums but not get me my fucking BTC -184186;1355864420;thestringpuller;fuck dat guy -184185;1355864434;mircea_popescu;i just tried it, tis fine. -184184;1355864439;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/mpex-vwap.php -184183;1355864443;mircea_popescu;ow tried the wrong one -184182;1355864458;thestringpuller;mpex.co/mpex-mktdepth-json.php -184181;1355864464;thestringpuller;keep redirecting to your blog -184180;1355864489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5050 @ 0.00060014 = 3.0307 BTC [+] -184179;1355864495;mircea_popescu;mpex.co/mpex-mktdepth-jsonp.php -184178;1355864520;mircea_popescu;or else -184177;1355864524;mircea_popescu;mpex.co/mpex-mktdepth.php -184176;1355864525;thestringpuller;that worked -184175;1355864530;thestringpuller;thanks mircea_popescu -184174;1355864832;thestringpuller;;;ticker -184173;1355864833;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.30001, Best ask: 13.34998, Bid-ask spread: 0.04997, Last trade: 13.30002, 24 hour volume: 28406.18807176, 24 hour low: 13.10250, 24 hour high: 13.39900, 24 hour vwap: 13.27054 -184172;1355864837;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -184171;1355864840;gribble;Time since last block: 8 minutes and 40 seconds -184170;1355864846;mircea_popescu;;;bc,diff -184169;1355864847;gribble;3370181.7992778 -184168;1355864910;thestringpuller;btc volatility is going down -184167;1355864916;thestringpuller;overall -184166;1355865031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11171 @ 0.00060014 = 6.7042 BTC [+] -184165;1355865032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3829 @ 0.0006002 = 2.2982 BTC [+] -184164;1355865179;thestringpuller;august was a baaaaad month -184163;1355865258;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-bonds-historical-data/ - the loss of august seems to dwarf everything... -184162;1355865415;thestringpuller;the bondholders in august...got creamed -184161;1355865423;mircea_popescu;yeah. -184160;1355865459;thestringpuller;are there any new safeguards? -184159;1355865470;mircea_popescu;nope. it can happen, one bad month can hurt. -184158;1355865545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.0006002 = 1.8006 BTC [+] -184157;1355865550;thestringpuller;but that month was REALLY bad -184156;1355865571;thestringpuller;like people jumping out of skyscrapers bad -184155;1355865658;mircea_popescu;yeah -184154;1355865662;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/chart.png?width=940&m=mtgoxUSD&SubmitButton=Draw&r=60&i=Hourly&c=1&s=2012-08-17&e=2012-08-21&Prev=&Next=&t=S&b=&a1=&m1=10&a2=&m2=25&x=0&i1=&i2=&i3=&i4=&v=1&cv=0&ps=0&l=0&p=0& -184153;1355865754;thestringpuller;ouch -184152;1355865759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059918 = 2.5891 BTC [-] -184151;1355865761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00059883 = 7.4255 BTC [-] -184150;1355865762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11895 @ 0.00059238 = 7.0464 BTC [-] -184149;1355865763;Bugpowder;shoulda used a Lorentzian instead of a Gaussian price movement model... -184148;1355865768;thestringpuller;14 to 11 in 1 day -184147;1355865790;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder shoulda not been in a market where self-aggrandizing idiots put 5% of the m3 into ponzis -184146;1355865966;EskimoBob;fuuuuccckkk usagi is back and off the fkn meds. Not that shit again ... LOL -184145;1355866068;Bugpowder;Does Black-Scholes have a ponzi correction term? -184144;1355866085;mircea_popescu;if it ever does it will become BSM -184143;1355866109;mircea_popescu;Black-Scholes-Maddof -184142;1355866175;Namjies;Hey EskimoBob -184141;1355866190;Namjies;No, haven't received your claim from GLBSE yet. -184140;1355866306;thestringpuller;the Lorentz transformation -184139;1355866311;EskimoBob;Namjies: hola -184138;1355866316;thestringpuller;the most brilliant thing ever -184137;1355866344;Bugpowder;not related -184136;1355866345;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: You were talking about a Lorentz right? -184135;1355866347;thestringpuller;oh -184134;1355866349;thestringpuller;:( -184133;1355866362;thestringpuller;well I'll just go to my corner and continue reading about relativity then -184132;1355866370;EskimoBob;Namjies: James told me he sent out (or promised to send) a updated list and assured me that my name is on the list -184131;1355866372;Bugpowder;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cauchy_distribution -184130;1355866397;EskimoBob;unless you are talking to someone else Namjies :) -184129;1355866404;Bugpowder;It's why 100-year black swan events happen every 8 years. -184128;1355866475;thestringpuller;100 year black swan events heh -184127;1355866484;thestringpuller;damn Bugpowder you people enlighten me everyda -184126;1355866495;thestringpuller;I've learned more in this IRC channel than I ever did in public school -184125;1355866500;thestringpuller;Down with welfare -184124;1355867027;dub;I was looking at some property in a 100-year flood plain the other day, supposedly expected to flood every 3-5 years -184123;1355867427;thestringpuller;lol Bitcoin magazine charges 100 bucks for a 12 issue subscription? -184122;1355867447;mod6;(11:34) < thestringpuller> I've learned more in this IRC channel than I ever did in public school -184121;1355867449;dub;moron tax -184120;1355867450;mod6;^^^ :D -184119;1355867451;EskimoBob;are they still in business? -184118;1355867491;thestringpuller;mod6: can I help with the Mpex android app? -184117;1355867504;EskimoBob;Vlad ripped the magazine off and it sounded like that wast the end -184116;1355867521;thestringpuller;issue #5 just came out -184115;1355867569;EskimoBob;OK -184114;1355867578;thestringpuller;http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-drama-timeline/ - I was reading that -184113;1355867598;mod6;thestringpuller: I do actually need help. And for sure in the future there will be tons more to do. -184112;1355867635;thestringpuller;What framework are you going to use? -184111;1355867650;thestringpuller;in terms of data access -184110;1355867664;thestringpuller;like how people use Spring Framework for Java EE -184109;1355867675;mod6;ahhh. -184108;1355867682;mircea_popescu; lol Bitcoin magazine charges 100 bucks for a 12 issue subscription? <<< yes, they will deliver the 12th issue in 2044 -184107;1355867716;thestringpuller;why don't you spin off trilemma into a magazine? -184106;1355867733;mod6;well, i started a #BitOTTer channel for technical discussions.... but basically how this works is it doesn't persist anything at this time -184105;1355867764;mircea_popescu;a magazine is one of those pointless things whores employed by rich men fill their time with. -184104;1355867785;mod6;it connects to mpex (currently just over inet, tor ability is coming, probably in beta, tor works with perl version) and grabs all the JSON and parses it. -184103;1355867806;thestringpuller;i was talking more about the service to DAO -184102;1355867813;thestringpuller;even though there is no writing to a db -184101;1355867819;thestringpuller;you have to read from one albeit over an API -184100;1355867846;thestringpuller;like for instance I was reading in JSON from a server that had data on it -184099;1355867858;thestringpuller;so I used GSON wrapped with access objects -184098;1355867900;mod6;ahh, yeah, nothing with GSON. i tried to get my head wrapped around how to use it with android and the funky mpex json, but I couldn't make it work -184097;1355867908;mod6;i just muscled past it with my own solution -184096;1355867912;thestringpuller;Haha -184095;1355867921;thestringpuller;hit it with a hammer till it behaves solution huh? -184094;1355867943;mod6;well, sort of.. i love to make it really nice and awesomesauce, but having it work is much better. -184093;1355867950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00060018 = 2.5934 BTC [+] -184092;1355867951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1929 @ 0.0006002 = 1.1578 BTC [+] -184091;1355867971;mod6;So in the future, I really hope to get to revise a lot of stuff that I've already learned on the alpha project... but its sort of too late to turn around. -184090;1355867999;thestringpuller;well if you want I can be your jr. dev, just assign me tickets and I"ll send you patches -184089;1355868006;mod6;I was talking about building BitOTTer as an android tool for mpex in march/april, but noone was really interested... until later, and then I really had to turn up the gas to try to catch up. -184088;1355868058;mod6;If you're really serious, I do have quite a bunch to do. It sounds like you know what's up. -184087;1355868072;thestringpuller;I'm a Java EE developer and spent a few years doing Android Dev -184086;1355868087;thestringpuller;If you migrate to iOS I can't really do anything for you -184085;1355868094;mod6;I can work out something in the form of small btc payments on a per-diem basis or something... -184084;1355868103;thestringpuller;nah I'd rather just code for the fun of it -184083;1355868109;thestringpuller;for a good cause -184082;1355868132;mod6;wow. even more awesome. well, you won't be forgotten if you help with this project in some way. -184081;1355868203;thestringpuller;Anything I can do to get better at coding. -184080;1355868214;mod6;Right now i have a nuts-o day job, thats more like an everyhour job. I am looking forward to making 2013 the year I can leave that behind :D -184079;1355868223;thestringpuller;Dude you have no idea -184078;1355868228;thestringpuller;I so feel you -184077;1355868244;thestringpuller;I do EE development for credit card processors -184076;1355868257;thestringpuller;it's like 90% meetings 10% copy paste code -184075;1355868263;thestringpuller;every hour every day... -184074;1355868264;thestringpuller;ugh -184073;1355868267;mod6;thats great, this is all java, nothing too complicated really at all. -184072;1355868317;mod6;just had some problems with spongycastle/bouncycastle trying to get the KeyStore to work the way I wanted. I got SOOOOO close, but it was eating up too much time. -184071;1355868328;thestringpuller;Android keystores are weird as shit -184070;1355868350;thestringpuller;in fact I don't think you can use traditional SSH keys on it -184069;1355868377;mod6;ah, maybe not? -184068;1355868420;thestringpuller;hold on i spent weeks getting SSHd and SCP to run natively on my droid -184067;1355868433;thestringpuller;to be thwarted by a cp memory overrun -184066;1355868478;thestringpuller;there we go -184065;1355868479;thestringpuller;dropbear -184064;1355868487;mod6;ahh hmm -184063;1355868493;thestringpuller;dropbear ssh -184062;1355868503;thestringpuller;they did a port that's now in the android git repo -184061;1355868522;thestringpuller;but you have to convert you DSA/RSA keys into dropbear format -184060;1355868531;thestringpuller;like stuff you'd generate from openssh -184059;1355868545;mod6;lol, i just saw a picture of a kowala eating a guys face -184058;1355868546;thestringpuller;I assume pgp will be similar since the android keystore is a little weird -184057;1355868566;mod6;yeah, i had to get down to the nuts and bolts -184056;1355868600;mod6;i had to get the public key packet, secret key packet... extract the private key from the secrete key spec then create a x509 cert and construct that with the pub and priv keys. -184055;1355868609;thestringpuller;are you doing it remote? -184054;1355868617;mod6;only bitch of it is... once I pull the cert out on the other side, i can't get out the private key. -184053;1355868626;mod6;only the public key. the api is limited here. -184052;1355868640;thestringpuller;fucking keystore -184051;1355868645;thestringpuller;just can't store a private key... -184050;1355868652;mod6;nope :/ -184049;1355868654;thestringpuller;we meet again my old friend -184048;1355868656;iz;for.. pgp? -184047;1355868663;thestringpuller;or gpg -184046;1355868667;thestringpuller;any key really -184045;1355868673;mod6;yeah, i don't think it matters -184044;1355868675;thestringpuller;except androids "special format" -184043;1355868678;iz;you shouldn't be storing priv keys on a pgp (or gpg) keystore -184042;1355868683;Namjies;EskimoBob: what's your email/bitcoin address for GLBSE? PM me. I'll check again but my last list was received some time ago. -184041;1355868683;iz;that's not how it's meant to work -184040;1355868696;thestringpuller;yea but android is stripped down -184039;1355868709;iz;priv key remains private, public keys are on the keystore so you can look them up -184038;1355868710;mod6;at that level I was working with PGPPublicKey, PGPSecretKey and PGPPrivateKey and converting them to their native java analogues -184037;1355868722;thestringpuller;iz: the keystore is local -184036;1355868725;iz;ohhh -184035;1355868729;iz;yeah, that sucks then -184034;1355868732;thestringpuller;iz: android doesn't have a normal filesystem -184033;1355868738;iz;yeah, i gotcha now -184032;1355868745;thestringpuller;iz: so for things that are "private" it stores them locally in a weird fucked up way -184031;1355868757;mod6;iz: yeah, i know, but im trying to come up with a clever way to store the users private key incase the device is stolen or hacked, you don't want to lose thatkey. -184030;1355868765;thestringpuller;exactly! -184029;1355868771;mircea_popescu;listening to you ppl talk im slowly realising apple is the new microsoft. -184028;1355868772;iz;encrypt it w/ a password -184027;1355868772;thestringpuller;if you lose your phone with the bitcoin wallet -184026;1355868781;mircea_popescu;this is EXACTLY how discussions went cca 1995 -184025;1355868783;thestringpuller;people can take the private keys out -184024;1355868800;mod6;apple is pretty nuts, i'll convert to iOS someday if there is enough interest... but that'll be its own can of worms. -184023;1355868801;EskimoBob;Namjies: pm sent -184022;1355868807;iz;well, if you loose your wallet, ppl can take your cash out too -184021;1355868826;iz;lose -184020;1355868829;thestringpuller;iOS is pretty good -184019;1355868835;thestringpuller;but it's not friendly -184018;1355868844;thestringpuller;well the low level to high level interface isn't friedly -184017;1355868853;thestringpuller;friendly* -184016;1355868858;mod6;iz: so in the mean time, I have a AES256 class that I wrote that will utilize AES and enc/dec the key... at least that way, its protected by the symmetric key -184015;1355868896;thestringpuller;mod6: one thing you an do is encrypt local data for the app -184014;1355868911;thestringpuller;each app runs under it's on PID, and UID, so no other app can access it -184013;1355868935;iz;mod6: yeah, that seems good enough for now... does android have DRM crap that you can hijack for that? -184012;1355868984;thestringpuller;iz: not DRM persay, but if you root your phone you can do an encrypted FS -184011;1355868987;mod6;iz: hm, I really wish! if they do, I'm missing it. I'm not super well versed in Android though, a lot of stuff is new to me here. -184010;1355869013;thestringpuller;but then you're limiting yourself to only "experienced" users -184009;1355869024;mod6;and what worries me, is like I was saying to mircea_popescu the other night. all these cell providers leave backdoors through the os to turn shit on/off or to steal your data/coins. -184008;1355869027;iz;yeah, i took a quick look and it seems like the android DRM is about playback restriction and doesn't really have a pub/priv key that is used -184007;1355869049;mod6;So... I'd like to put something in place thats non-native in a way I guess. Another layer to the onion so to speak. -184006;1355869074;thestringpuller;mod6: just encrypt the app local file store -184005;1355869090;thestringpuller;with the AES256 class you are writing -184004;1355869107;mod6;thestringpuller: this maybe the way to go. i'll have to talk to you more about that. or do some searching there... need to see how that works out. -184003;1355869113;mod6;oh. -184002;1355869125;mod6;I see, you're just saying to enc all the files in the local dir? -184001;1355869131;thestringpuller;just for the mpex app -184000;1355869136;thestringpuller;each app has it's only local file store -183999;1355869137;mod6;right. -183998;1355869148;thestringpuller;most people don't encrypt that shit but I don't see why you couldn't -183997;1355869154;thestringpuller;it adds another layer -183996;1355869158;mod6;Well, I could do that for sure. Infact, it started out that way, and then I was like, "why am i encrypting this public key..." -183995;1355869171;thestringpuller;true -183994;1355869191;mod6;its time related. -183993;1355869194;thestringpuller;but rogue apps take over phones everyday -183992;1355869208;thestringpuller;if they can get into another apps local fs somehow -183991;1355869219;thestringpuller;then it's like the plaintext password with Sony and MTGox -183990;1355869231;thestringpuller;and LinkedIn for that matter -183989;1355869234;mod6;right. -183988;1355869252;mod6;Good stuff man. Thanks to everyone for all your comments on this today. -183987;1355869258;mod6;Very much helpful. -183986;1355869259;thestringpuller;also it's nearly impossible for a rogue app to read from memory -183985;1355869276;thestringpuller;because essentially the only time the private key would be "exposed" is when it's in memory decrypting data -183984;1355869279;thestringpuller;or in use* -183983;1355869287;thestringpuller;it wouldn't be "on disc" decrypted -183982;1355869296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8950 @ 0.0006002 = 5.3718 BTC [+] -183981;1355869298;mod6;yup. true enough. -183980;1355869324;thestringpuller;but i feel you it is a pain not having a place to store the private key -183979;1355869356;mod6;yeah, it makes it tough. i was worried about this before the project got off the ground, and it didn't disappoint. -183978;1355869387;mod6;But... i'm pretty much past it, for now. I'm looking forward to getting it out here soon and then working on the beta. -183977;1355869394;thestringpuller;yea it's why bank apps don't store anything locally -183976;1355869402;thestringpuller;most bank apps are web based and connect to a webpage based ap -183975;1355869404;thestringpuller;app* -183974;1355869430;thestringpuller;its really kind of a shame -183973;1355869475;thestringpuller;mod6: i pmed you my github account -183972;1355869475;mod6;yeah for sure. -183971;1355869480;mod6;oh ok! -183970;1355869505;thestringpuller;i don't got much on there cause I just don't have anything to collaborate with I usually just keep everything local -183969;1355870141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18776 @ 0.0006002 = 11.2694 BTC [+] -183968;1355870315;mod6;Thanks again for the help/comments guise. :) -183967;1355871532;jurov;thestringpuller, next time just look into live.coinbr.com sauce -183966;1355871563;jurov;it uses some secret mpex apis -183965;1355871644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10750 @ 0.0006002 = 6.4522 BTC [+] -183964;1355871746;dub;mother of christ -183963;1355871767;dub;more flash crashes this patch than ever before -183962;1355871834;jcpham;i need a nap -183961;1355872409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059499 = 2.571 BTC [-] -183960;1355872412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18779 @ 0.00059474 = 11.1686 BTC [-] -183959;1355873132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00059991 = 2.5922 BTC [+] -183958;1355873133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6651 @ 0.0006002 = 3.9919 BTC [+] -183957;1355873532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9115 @ 0.0006002 = 5.4708 BTC [+] -183956;1355873533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9335 @ 0.00060397 = 5.6381 BTC [+] -183955;1355905300;mircea_popescu;aaaaaaaaai'm a lumberjack and i'm okay... -183954;1355905358;smickles;mod6: thx :) -183953;1355905402;smickles;mircea_popescu: sometimes you act way too much like my first girlfriend -183952;1355905418;mircea_popescu;lmao -183951;1355905430;smickles;* you like monty python -183950;1355905434;smickles;*you say 'prolly' -183949;1355905451;smickles;i'm going to go have a smoke instead of continuing this list -183948;1355905453;smickles;:P -183947;1355905456;mircea_popescu;lmao -183946;1355905494;mircea_popescu;i thought it was moar like, 1. you beat up on naked girls ; 2. you do magics with money ; 3. you're pretty fucking scary ; 4. you have the biggest beard i ever saw outside of like, a deceased patriarch -183945;1355905512;mircea_popescu;which'd be pretty strange for a GIRLFRIEND -183944;1355906150;Ukto;anyone with a BF account happen to be awake? -183943;1355906205;pigeons;ya -183942;1355906222;Ukto;do you happen to have any orders placed atm? -183941;1355906236;pigeons;no -183940;1355906238;Ukto;k -183939;1355906262;Ukto;Just wanted to make sure ppl could see the 'my ask'/'my bid' and cancel button on the orders list -183938;1355906307;Ukto;pigeons: did you see the new depth graph? kinda crappy, but not bad for a first start -183937;1355906317;Ukto;gonna try to add that selector line like on the trading graph -183936;1355906390;mircea_popescu;Ukto how's the bond pt going ? -183935;1355906421;pigeons;yeah cool -183934;1355906430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.0036 = 6.12 BTC [+] -183933;1355906471;Ukto;387 shares sold (0.1 value) -183932;1355906487;mircea_popescu;so likely it will get to 100 huh -183931;1355906488;Ukto;wait -183930;1355906507;Ukto;287 shares sold -183929;1355906513;Ukto;about 28btc -183928;1355906518;Ukto;so it COULD make it -183927;1355906524;Ukto;if anything get pretty close -183926;1355906525;mircea_popescu;a so about same as yest -183925;1355906555;Ukto;been aboud 140shares per day so far -183924;1355906571;Ukto;if it maintains, then yeah, should have enough -183923;1355906580;Ukto;but with finals -183922;1355906582;Ukto;and holidays -183921;1355906586;Ukto;ppl will be stepping away -183920;1355906589;Ukto;so it may not, hard to say -183919;1355906616;Ukto;the only real attention BF is getting, is the securities forum, and that reddit post jurov linked it in -183918;1355906676;mircea_popescu;kind of a hard sell for btc veterans. i imagine it must be attractive to new ppl. -183917;1355906707;Ukto;well, the bonds have a reasonably good history -183916;1355906734;Ukto;though a 2~4% gain, with the risk of that nasty looking possible-pirate month scares alot of ppl it seems -183915;1355906737;mircea_popescu;i meant more generally bf -183914;1355906740;Ukto;thats the only complanit I have seen -183913;1355906747;Ukto;ah yeah -183912;1355906752;Ukto;well -183911;1355906759;Ukto;sat least ppl like it -183910;1355906760;mircea_popescu;otherwise the bonds do tend to collect about enough capital each time -183909;1355906764;Ukto;or choose it over other options -183908;1355906771;Ukto;the test with the sdice asset -183907;1355906775;mircea_popescu;originally people were putting like 2-3k in, cause it's what it used, then it had that 8k month i covered for -183906;1355906775;Ukto;is showing to be almost 4:1 now -183905;1355906779;mircea_popescu;so people put in like 8-10k -183904;1355906792;mircea_popescu;recently it had that 40k month, i imagine it'll get filled close to that again -183903;1355906811;Ukto;yeah, too bad I didnt get any in for this month. ;) -183902;1355906818;mircea_popescu;:p -183901;1355906821;mircea_popescu;what's 4:1 ? -183900;1355906831;Ukto;the ppl who chose bf -183899;1355906833;Ukto;over .. others -183898;1355906844;mircea_popescu;o hehe -183897;1355906846;pigeons;2 out of 3 dentists prefer glbse -183896;1355906851;mircea_popescu;lol -183895;1355906856;Ukto;in shareholder counts. share counts, pffft, almost no comparison -183894;1355906861;mircea_popescu;ahahah dude pigeons is like the aftershave of humour. -183893;1355906876;Ukto;yeah, i like em -183892;1355906881;mircea_popescu;as stringent as aftershave anyway -183891;1355906883;Ukto;until he decides to go on a drive bomb run -183890;1355906936;Ukto;Ahh -183889;1355906941;Ukto;got the selector line now in teh depth graph -183888;1355906963;Ukto;and zooming -183887;1355907103;mircea_popescu;lol funny how jurov's reddit got 8 yes 8 no votes -183886;1355907243;Ukto;what other graphing type info -183885;1355907246;Ukto;can I display... -183884;1355907280;Ukto;any use for a polar chart... mebbe a nifty pie? -183883;1355907339;mircea_popescu;mmmm pie -183882;1355907365;Ukto;donut chart? -183881;1355907366;Ukto;:P -183880;1355907396;mircea_popescu;ok so sr was haxxored -183879;1355907426;Ukto;I woudl do OHLC & Candles... but as I said before.. its a 24hr market... seems that open/close is pointless data -183878;1355907434;mircea_popescu;someone seems to be usiong some sort of sql injection to replace item images -183877;1355908201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.00355763 = 12.4517 BTC [-] -183876;1355908203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 363 @ 0.0035 = 1.2705 BTC [-] -183875;1355908657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00063658 = 10.1853 BTC [+] -183874;1355909261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006348 = 2.743 BTC [-] -183873;1355909262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5179 @ 0.00063453 = 3.2862 BTC [-] -183872;1355910167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063623 = 2.7491 BTC [+] -183871;1355910168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00063658 = 0.1273 BTC [+] -183870;1355910169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37477 @ 0.00063666 = 23.8601 BTC [+] -183869;1355912097;Ukto;dinally posted a forum avatar... >:P~ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.0 -183868;1355912115;Ukto;*finally -183867;1355913174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063467 = 2.7424 BTC [-] -183866;1355913176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20879 @ 0.00063453 = 13.2484 BTC [-] -183865;1355914644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063477 = 2.7428 BTC [+] -183864;1355914644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 172 @ 0.00063453 = 0.1091 BTC [-] -183863;1355914646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8076 @ 0.000629 = 5.0798 BTC [-] -183862;1355914924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1048 @ 0.00062922 = 0.6594 BTC [+] -183861;1355915812;mircea_popescu;The top 5 percent of households in Washington, D.C., made more than $500,000 on average last year, while the bottom 20 percent earned less than $9,500 - a ratio of 54 to 1. -183860;1355915820;mircea_popescu;take from the rich, take from the poor, give to yourself. -183859;1355917041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063633 = 2.7496 BTC [+] -183858;1355917043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10079 @ 0.00063666 = 6.4169 BTC [+] -183857;1355921222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3273 @ 0.00062922 = 2.0594 BTC [-] -183856;1355921223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 728 @ 0.000629 = 0.4579 BTC [-] -183855;1355921225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3199 @ 0.00062794 = 2.0088 BTC [-] -183854;1355921815;pigeons;we'll see how this goes ;) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131573.0;topicseen -183853;1355926040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006282 = 2.7145 BTC [+] -183852;1355926042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5801 @ 0.00062794 = 3.6427 BTC [-] -183851;1355926043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00062679 = 4.8576 BTC [-] -183850;1355926044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2943 @ 0.00062428 = 1.8373 BTC [-] -183849;1355926213;pigeons;hmm dunno how that mpoe short will go -183848;1355926565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4206 @ 0.00063163 = 2.6566 BTC [+] -183847;1355926768;jurov;pigeons, maybe you can try issue bonds on bitfunder :D -183846;1355927098;thestringpuller;so pigeons did the mpoe short -183845;1355927432;jurov;on the other note, it's interesting how quickly it recovered -183844;1355927946;pigeons;no it wasn't me -183843;1355929765;EskimoBob;Ukto: posted a idea to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125629.msg1409068#msg1409068 you can probably find useful too -183842;1355929792;Ukto;ah -183841;1355929797;EskimoBob;this is a simple fix to broken IPO market. -183840;1355929799;Ukto;working to fight javascript -183839;1355929802;Ukto;and its inability to do real math -183838;1355930179;Ukto;yeah -183837;1355930180;Ukto;thats all easy stuff -183836;1355930183;Ukto;if he says otherwise -183835;1355930203;Ukto;I'll look at it late tonight, or over the weekend -183834;1355930224;Ukto;but the 'how to' do it is already written in my head. just gotta put it in :P -183833;1355930313;Ukto;and since you didnt post it in bf's thread, I dont feel the need to have to timestamp reply "Done!" :P -183832;1355930396;jurov;EskimoBob, I start to get impression these IPO "flaws" are completely in your head -183831;1355930414;Ukto;lol -183830;1355930419;Ukto;jurov: more shares have sold -183829;1355930435;Ukto;assuming final exams, and holiday dont hamper things -183828;1355930439;Ukto;should hit the minimal needed -183827;1355930441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2036 @ 0.00062428 = 1.271 BTC [-] -183826;1355930443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00062247 = 1.4628 BTC [-] -183825;1355930444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2664 @ 0.00062111 = 1.6546 BTC [-] -183824;1355930449;Ukto;which means next month should easily hit it -183823;1355930474;Ukto;assuming the bonds dont get eaten :P -183822;1355930488;Ukto;for december -183821;1355930507;jurov;for example users can resell the promotional MPBPT shares and thus make us sell less... but I don't believe it will be significant part nor give a shit about that. -183820;1355930574;jurov;Ukto, looks like there is no great btc price shakeup on horizon.. so mpoe should be profitable -183819;1355930623;jurov;but anything can happen, ofc. some folks around have their doubts about mtgox ... and then all bets are off -183818;1355930763;pigeons;thanks for the jinx jurov -183817;1355930825;jurov;jinx? -183816;1355930865;pigeons;"looks like there is no great btc price shakeup on horizon.. so mpoe should be profitable" -183815;1355930999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00062111 = 6.8943 BTC [-] -183814;1355931045;Ukto;what doubts about gox? -183813;1355931094;jurov;mtgox payout delays for some fiat currencies are going longer and longer -183812;1355931105;Ukto;thats normal news -183811;1355931110;Ukto;for a year and a half -183810;1355931119;pigeons;and black swans and stuff -183809;1355931133;Ukto;pigeons: I dont want to know -183808;1355931134;Ukto;:P -183807;1355931149;pigeons;:) -183806;1355931180;jurov;i don't understand people who put up with that. some year ago my sepa transfer took 2weeks, so i told fuck you mtgox and never looked back. -183805;1355931191;Ukto;alright -183804;1355931196;Ukto;i updated the calc feature on BF -183803;1355931206;Ukto;if the total btc to buy is more than available, it turns red -183802;1355931218;Ukto;if teh share amount to sell is more than available, then btoh the amount and total fields turn red -183801;1355931219;Ukto;text -183800;1355931249;Ukto;js is randomly bitching about the 7th and 8th decimal places tho -183799;1355931274;Ukto;4 * 0.00000111 is fine.. but 4 * 0.00000011 = 4.4e-7 -183798;1355931295;Ukto;even though its the same number of places on the output -183797;1355931516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2136 @ 0.00062111 = 1.3267 BTC [-] -183796;1355931519;jurov;Ukto, can't you convert stuff to satoshi as first step and back as very last one? -183795;1355931531;Ukto;going to have to -183794;1355931540;EskimoBob;jurov: i have a feeling, you have never ever participated in any real life IPO and you are way outside of your area of competence. :) -183793;1355931540;Ukto;just an annoying pita -183792;1355931554;pigeons;gotta start somewhere -183791;1355931646;jurov;EskimoBob, that is not an argument. instead you could have directed your energy into explaining why the "flaws" are so serious to warrant such bitching ;) -183790;1355931663;EskimoBob;Ukto: wht do you even fuck around with decimals? Not a good idea in any financial system -183789;1355931722;jurov;cause if so many people resell instead of going long, that is imho bad price setting, or the stock is considered risky for long-term investment, etc. -183788;1355931744;EskimoBob;jurov: did you blink for too long when reading it? The "flaw" is described ;) -183787;1355931753;jurov;nothing that can be solved by forbidding to resell during IPO -183786;1355931763;Ukto;EskimoBob: just on the web display -183785;1355931767;EskimoBob;jurov: I guess you have to read up what IPO is for -183784;1355931775;Ukto;since people type decimal format into a price box -183783;1355931778;Ukto;you have to start from decimal -183782;1355931794;EskimoBob;Ukto: but you still do math in that "layer"? -183781;1355931804;EskimoBob;yes, correct -183780;1355931810;Ukto;jurov: yes, turn the text price into satoshis, but when i go to divide bak to show it in decimal format, i still get 1e-7 & 1e-8 -183779;1355931825;Ukto;i do the mat at the sataoshi level -183778;1355931828;Ukto;not decimal format -183777;1355931836;Ukto;the issue is converting it back to decimal format for dispalying -183776;1355931854;EskimoBob;OK, i see, this is a display problem -183775;1355931861;Ukto;its javascript being shitty -183774;1355931881;jurov;Ok, I think there is some js formatting function, don't remember exactly -183773;1355931924;Ukto;i think I can do toFixed... -183772;1355931925;Ukto;mebbe -183771;1355931933;Ukto;or toPrecision -183770;1355931947;EskimoBob;https://www.google.ee/search?q=javascript+integer+to+decimal -183769;1355931992;Ukto;yes -183768;1355931995;Ukto;thats what I just said -183767;1355932051;EskimoBob;/ Example: toPrecision(2) when the number has 5 digits (3 before, 2 after) -183766;1355932053;EskimoBob;/ It will round to the tens place expressed as an exponential -183765;1355932055;EskimoBob;num = 555.55; -183764;1355932056;EskimoBob;result = num.toPrecision(2); // result will equal 5.6e+2 -183763;1355932085;EskimoBob;/ Example: toPrecision(4) when the number has 8 digits (4 before, 4 after) -183762;1355932086;Ukto;yeah -183761;1355932088;EskimoBob;/ It will round to the ones place -183760;1355932089;EskimoBob;num = 5000.2349; -183759;1355932090;Ukto;thats why I ended with tofixed -183758;1355932091;EskimoBob;result = num.toPrecision(4); // result will equal 5000 -183757;1355932105;Ukto;EskimoBob: ive seen the apge :P -183756;1355932194;EskimoBob;is there a "round" or some crap like that for formatting the final number? -183755;1355932266;EskimoBob;function roundNumber(rnum, rlength) { // Arguments: number to round, number of decimal places -183754;1355932268;EskimoBob;var newnumber = Math.round(rnum * Math.pow(10, rlength)) / Math.pow(10, rlength); -183753;1355932271;EskimoBob;return newnumber; -183752;1355932272;EskimoBob;} -183751;1355933395;thestringpuller;javascript is lame -183750;1355933407;thestringpuller;your code is bad and you should feel bad -183749;1355933482;gigavps;lol -183748;1355933581;Ukto;agreed -183747;1355933583;Ukto;its all fixed now -183746;1355933585;Ukto;and working nice -183745;1355933596;Ukto;i think I will also put a light red background color in the text box -183744;1355933603;Ukto;just in case the red bold text isnt enough -183743;1355933606;Ukto;for to understand -183742;1355934001;Ukto;there -183741;1355934003;Ukto;much nicer -183740;1355934015;Ukto;turns totals to red if insufficient funds or shares -183739;1355934032;Ukto;and changes the text box background color to a light red of the price, or share amount field thats in the wrong -183738;1355934410;evoorhees;everyone excited for Christmas? :) -183737;1355934571;thestringpuller;i am writing you an xmas present mr. vorhees -183736;1355934576;thestringpuller;for coinapult -183735;1355934577;thestringpuller;lol -183734;1355934614;[\\\\\\\\\\\\\\];what's coming first: mayan end of the world or asic? -183733;1355934660;Diablo-D3;who says thats mutually exclusive? -183732;1355934722;evoorhees;what do you mean, thestringpuller? -183731;1355934740;evoorhees;Mayan end of world comes first... it's on Friday -183730;1355934812;Diablo-D3;friday isnt end of the world, its just the end of being sober -183729;1355935042;thestringpuller;evoorhees: its a surprise for coinapult -183728;1355935042;thestringpuller;;) -183727;1355935045;evoorhees;hmmm that makes me nervous -183726;1355935164;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: it's not my code :) -183725;1355935228;evoorhees;thestringpuller: is this a good suprise or bad suprise? -183724;1355935498;thestringpuller;good surprise -183723;1355935522;jurov;thestringpuller is adding insta-doublespend function into his dice android client -183722;1355935522;thestringpuller;evoorhees: dont make me ruin the surprise tho! -183721;1355935533;thestringpuller;jurov got jokes and jokes -183720;1355935536;evoorhees;hehe -183719;1355935561;evoorhees;how do you guys think SatoshiDice makes money? It just double spends all the money back to people ;) -183718;1355935567;thestringpuller;lol -183717;1355935585;evoorhees;won't be discovered until the whole thing collapses on the day of the mayan apocalypse -183716;1355935596;thestringpuller;im making something to make coinapult a one click use -183715;1355935606;evoorhees;thestringpuller: do you know Ira, the developer of coinapult? -183714;1355935625;pigeons;hey goes by bearbones on here -183713;1355935643;EskimoBob;wtf ... [WTS] Used Panties https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131030.0;topicseen -183712;1355935646;EskimoBob;LOL -183711;1355935666;Ukto;is he japanese? -183710;1355935675;EskimoBob;no idea -183709;1355935679;Ukto;evoorhees -183708;1355935681;kakobrekla;i had a few of those sold on my site -183707;1355935686;Ukto;got a sec to talk? -183706;1355935692;evoorhees;sure -183705;1355935693;Ukto;I was gonna poke terra but hes still off skype -183704;1355935800;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131030.msg1408408#msg1408408 -183703;1355935850;kakobrekla;hahaha -183702;1355935855;kakobrekla;panty-otc -183701;1355935861;kakobrekla;err -183700;1355935863;kakobrekla;wot -183699;1355935937;thestringpuller;evoorhees: no dont know him -183698;1355936209;EskimoBob;has anyone done business with ciuciu? -183697;1355936212;evoorhees;thestringpuller: well if you're actually doing something for coinapult I'd like to put you in touch with him -183696;1355936339;EskimoBob;never mind... -183695;1355936770;EskimoBob;this is cool : http://blog.perunature.com/2012/12/new-species-of-decoy-spider-likely.html -183694;1355936849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00061895 = 4.5183 BTC [-] -183693;1355938240;thestringpuller;evoorhees: lemme get prototype out and we can have meeting -183692;1355938256;thestringpuller;its more of a ui wrapper for now -183691;1355938288;thestringpuller;its inspired from a blogpost you wrote on bitinstant during the brazil conference. -183690;1355938465;jcpham;howdy asshats -183689;1355938469;jcpham;i mean, assets -183688;1355938610;EskimoBob;lol -183687;1355938615;EskimoBob;nice one jcpham -183686;1355938785;jcpham;it was a slip, i swear ;p -183685;1355938797;kakobrekla;the keys are right next to each other -183684;1355939121;thestringpuller;;;ticker -183683;1355939121;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.30711, Best ask: 13.38399, Bid-ask spread: 0.07688, Last trade: 13.30711, 24 hour volume: 24066.25823172, 24 hour low: 13.12250, 24 hour high: 13.39900, 24 hour vwap: 13.28970 -183682;1355939192;EskimoBob;jcpham: there is plenty of twitchy asshats around -183681;1355939970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00061895 = 2.4139 BTC [-] -183680;1355939971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00061742 = 0.247 BTC [-] -183679;1355941028;EskimoBob;UPDATE:weekly dividend is set -183678;1355941362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061875 = 2.6736 BTC [+] -183677;1355941363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2445 @ 0.00061891 = 1.5132 BTC [+] -183676;1355941951;mircea_popescu;evening all -183675;1355942460;jcpham;https://plus.google.com/116009350848067911037/posts/WS4c37YykE5 -183674;1355942610;smickles;good forenoon mircea_popescu :) -183673;1355942626;mircea_popescu;hammering out an announcement re s.mpoe -183672;1355942635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061756 = 2.6685 BTC [-] -183671;1355942637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7464 @ 0.00061742 = 4.6084 BTC [-] -183670;1355942643;mircea_popescu;and also check out all the love http://trilema.com/2012/why-smpoe-is-worth-more-than-mtgox/#comment-91034 -183669;1355942742;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, I too think it would be better to value based on the free float -183668;1355942756;thestringpuller;MtGox will soon be eclipsed -183667;1355942763;mircea_popescu;smickles why ? -183666;1355942785;mircea_popescu;if i sell you one acre out of a 10 acre plot of land would you propose the value of the plot is based on your acre ? -183665;1355942792;mircea_popescu;rather than ~10x what you paid ? -183664;1355942799;smickles;because of the control you _can_ exert on the price -183663;1355942848;smickles;I think that both forms of valuation are important -183662;1355942911;smickles;but considering that you own (and presumably won't sell) ~95% of shares, those 95% wouldn't be considered for a lot of market cap valuation purposes -183661;1355942922;mircea_popescu;well surely everything should be considered -183660;1355942938;mircea_popescu;but the presumption is false, which is why im writing. brb. -183659;1355942940;smickles;for example, the S&P 500 only considers free float market cap -183658;1355942968;smickles;one could consider the free float to be 50% of shares tho -183657;1355943029;chippewa;mircea_popescu: Good morning! -183656;1355943036;mircea_popescu;chippewa hi -183655;1355943055;chippewa;I'm Rodrigo with a new nick name -183654;1355943087;smickles;yeah, taking a strict definition, only 50% of shares are 'locked in' -183653;1355943123;smickles;I'm not aware of any institutional holders who would claim ownership and buy/neutral/sell position -183652;1355943142;smickles;!ticker s.mpoe -183651;1355943144;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00059079 / 0.00061942 / 0.00063666 (697023 shares, 431.75 BTC), 30day: 0.00049308 / 0.00053538 / 0.00063995 (102520389 shares, 54,887.71 BTC) -183650;1355943174;smickles;;;calc .00061942 * (1000000000 - 500000000) -183649;1355943174;gribble;309710 -183648;1355943196;smickles;;;calc .00061942 * (1000000000) -183647;1355943196;gribble;619420 -183646;1355943213;smickles;so there you have free float market cap followed by implied valuation -183645;1355943241;smickles;(as best as I can figure from all available information) -183644;1355943298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1876 @ 0.00061891 = 1.1611 BTC [+] -183643;1355943299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1374 @ 0.000619 = 0.8505 BTC [+] -183642;1355943326;smickles;mircea_popescu: unless, of course, you have made a statemtent that you don't intend to ever sell some of that available 50% (the remaining 45% iirc) -183641;1355943342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061883 = 2.674 BTC [-] -183640;1355943343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4779 @ 0.000619 = 2.9582 BTC [+] -183639;1355943388;smickles;oh, and mircea_popescu even considering the quality of the source (investopedia): " -183638;1355943397;smickles;"The free-float method is seen as a better way of calculating market capitalization because it provides a more accurate reflection of market movements." -183637;1355943502;smickles;lol, wtf is a 'satoshisecond'? -183636;1355943553;smickles;what is that 2weiX going on about anyway? 5% cut? 10% cut? do they not realize you essentiall have a 95% cut? -183635;1355943958;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/smpoe-owner-shares-block/ << announcement. -183634;1355943994;mircea_popescu; because of the control you _can_ exert on the price <<< if I have 500k btc i CAN exert the same exact control on the price as if I had 1bn shares. -183633;1355944008;mircea_popescu;what difference does it make ? of course I have resources. so do others. -183632;1355944094;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: how did you get rich? -183631;1355944105;thestringpuller;did you rob someone? -183630;1355944123;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: who told you he is rich? -183629;1355944126;mircea_popescu;heh. no. -183628;1355944142;thestringpuller;srsly though howd you build your wealth? -183627;1355944154;kakobrekla;a coin at a atime. -183626;1355944157;thestringpuller;before bitcoin -183625;1355944160;thestringpuller;:P -183624;1355944169;mircea_popescu;by getting the biggest guns, aiming them well and sticking to it. -183623;1355944174;mircea_popescu;you know, sorta like i built mpex. -183622;1355944190;thestringpuller;secretive are we? -183621;1355944197;thestringpuller;so you are a gun smuggler? -183620;1355944210;thestringpuller;were* -183619;1355944217;smickles;thestringpuller: assasin -183618;1355944227;mircea_popescu;rockstar -183617;1355944229;smickles;as if i'd know tho -183616;1355944248;thestringpuller;i want to see btc fund a war -183615;1355944248;smickles;clearly, he made his monies as a blogger -183614;1355944266;smickles;i'd rather there wasn't a war -183613;1355944282;thestringpuller;even if it freed the north koreans? -183612;1355944295;mircea_popescu;smickles you know, it was driving the romanians insane cause romanian incomes are really small and i was making a ton with the blog -183611;1355944297;mircea_popescu;in relative terms -183610;1355944297;smickles;thestringpuller: see, now you are putting conditions on it -183609;1355944299;pigeons;freed them to buy ipods? -183608;1355944337;smickles;thestringpuller: we ought to free ourselves a bit more before we get too concerned about koreans -183607;1355944352;mircea_popescu;how about they free themselves ? -183606;1355944353;thestringpuller;they made starcraft a science tho... -183605;1355944360;mircea_popescu;i ain't pissing for anyone else and neither am i freeing them. -183604;1355944379;thestringpuller;you dont like asian girls do you? -183603;1355944397;mircea_popescu;depends. if they're half-white or half-black i do -183602;1355944424;smickles;dammit mircea_popescu be more subtle, the whole 'freeing ourselves a bit more' can go on indefinitely, we'd never actually get to the point of freeing koreans :P -183601;1355944454;mircea_popescu;lol -183600;1355944462;mircea_popescu;that is a point. -183599;1355944480;thestringpuller;how do we free ourselves from mental slavery? -183598;1355944495;smickles;what mindgames are you on about now? -183597;1355944499;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: search his website address and word spam :) -183596;1355944517;smickles;;;lucky polimedia.us spam -183595;1355944518;gribble;https://twitter.com/ro_spam -183594;1355944524;mircea_popescu;smickles but more's the point, were you aware of the sales plan for s.mpoe ? -183593;1355944534;mircea_popescu;lol -183592;1355944535;EskimoBob;loads of funny stuff pops up -183591;1355944551;mircea_popescu;for the record, that twitter is run by a webhost for whom I was providing a honeypot address. -183590;1355944563;mircea_popescu;they were trying to catch spam. -183589;1355944563;jcpham;derp -183588;1355944576;mircea_popescu;(was albinuta@polimedia.us) -183587;1355944576;smickles;mircea_popescu: the auction part, yeah, but since it changed, i've been unsure -183586;1355944581;EskimoBob;really? this is new -183585;1355944604;thestringpuller;smickles: bob marley mang: "emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds" -183584;1355944627;pigeons;have no fear for atomic energy none of dem canna stoppa da time -183583;1355944633;thestringpuller;yes! -183582;1355944646;thestringpuller;how long shall they kill our prophets -183581;1355944653;thestringpuller;while we stand around and look -183580;1355944655;smickles;thestringpuller: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sPKk3lINno -183579;1355944660;smickles;that's how -183578;1355944662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061769 = 2.669 BTC [-] -183577;1355944663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16186 @ 0.00061742 = 9.9936 BTC [-] -183576;1355944665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4843 @ 0.0006151 = 2.9789 BTC [-] -183575;1355944673;jcpham;http://jcph.am/2012/12/19/temperance/ -183574;1355944749;jcpham;zuck donates 500 mil -183573;1355944772;pigeons;to zynga -183572;1355944801;jcpham;sorry i only skimmed the headline -183571;1355944847;thestringpuller;LOL -183570;1355944859;thestringpuller;zynga is gonna go bankrupt -183569;1355945916;mircea_popescu;I don't understand why people rag on mpex. They complain about btc related businesses getting compromised. They complain about bots manipulating the pricing and "fake" walls on mtgox. mpex doesn't have any of that crap and people bitch about it - I don't get it. -183568;1355945916;mircea_popescu;waaah, I want rounded corners and lots of slick js and css... -183567;1355945916;mircea_popescu;waaah, slick-xchange got 0day'd via cornerrounder.js and all the accounts are locked/stolen... -183566;1355945916;mircea_popescu;waaah, people who know nothing about security are creating btc websites and getting hacked... -183565;1355945916;mircea_popescu;waaah, mpex uses proven encryption but gpg is hard and the submit screen is plain... -183564;1355945916;mircea_popescu;waaah, bitcoin should be taken seriously as currency... -183563;1355945916;mircea_popescu;waaah, mpex is charging a fee for signup as if it was a real business but I want to slop 0.05 btc back and forth on options and 30 btc to open account is ridicuous.... -183562;1355945923;mircea_popescu;ok, that guy made my day. how do you tip people on reddit ? -183561;1355946050;jurov;http://www.reddit.com/r/bitcointip/comments/13iykn/bitcointip_documentation/ -183560;1355946081;mircea_popescu;ty -183559;1355946086;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what reddit post are you talking about? -183558;1355946102;thestringpuller;EskimoBob is a scammer. -183557;1355946156;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/14zxqr/mpex_over_1_million_btc_total_market_cap/c7iz9rw -183556;1355946174;mircea_popescu;jesus this bitcoinstuff is ocmplex. anyone with the tipping set up want to send one for me ? -183555;1355946344;pigeons;i just learned EskimoBob doesn't have tourrette's ;) -183554;1355946438;mircea_popescu;jurov what now ?! -183553;1355946468;jurov;about eskimo or? -183552;1355946498;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: that was a funny comment -183551;1355946513;thestringpuller;but srsly why you use so much php? -183550;1355946525;mircea_popescu;about eskimo ya -183549;1355946530;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller how much php do i use ? -183548;1355946547;thestringpuller;on the mpex site -183547;1355946554;thestringpuller;its good php but still php -183546;1355946557;thestringpuller;... -183545;1355946576;smickles;mircea_popescu: you forgot the 'waaah, mpex regularly makes people hundreds of btc, but I think derivitives are evil for no good reason and I didn't take the time to understand that bond thingy, so i'm jelly' -183544;1355946590;smickles;oh yeah -183543;1355946593;pigeons;occumpy mpex! -183542;1355946594;mircea_popescu;smickles i was just quoting. i could make that list five meters long -183541;1355946595;smickles;s/hundreds/thousands/ -183540;1355946596;pigeons;*occupy -183539;1355946617;thestringpuller;occupy mpex -183538;1355946624;smickles;OCCUPY MPEx! -183537;1355946625;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is the one percent -183536;1355946626;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller it makes pretty decent web stuff afaik. what can i tell ya. -183535;1355946640;mircea_popescu;noway. it says clearly on the return slips, i am the 94% -183534;1355946645;thestringpuller;we demand you equally distribute your wealth -183533;1355946646;smickles;thestringpuller: damn man it's worse than one percent, mircea_popescu is the 5%! -183532;1355946665;thestringpuller;because we are entitled -183531;1355946672;thestringpuller;for doing absolutely nothing -183530;1355946692;smickles;ok, wait a sec -183529;1355946728;smickles;y(1=.2)**x -183528;1355946741;smickles;hmm, I retract my occupy statment -183527;1355946745;thestringpuller;lol -183526;1355946757;smickles;at this rate, i'll soon be in opposition :P -183525;1355946780;smickles;er, nix that =, replace with a + -183524;1355946786;smickles;shift key malfunction -183523;1355946792;mircea_popescu;so basically that idiot ver just sunk blockchain.info ? -183522;1355946795;mircea_popescu;what the fucking hell is this. -183521;1355946806;smickles;huh? -183520;1355946808;smickles;how? -183519;1355946817;pigeons;he calls himself "bitcoin jesus". seriously. -183518;1355946826;jurov;nothing about eskimo. just that he despises IPOs with tiered pricing that enable trading, cause what if the first investors resell, blabla... he's funny -183517;1355946872;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131608 -183516;1355946887;jcpham;nootropics! -183515;1355946893;mircea_popescu;jurov yeah well, he thinks he knows stuff. -183514;1355946896;pigeons;its been edited a bit by now -183513;1355946905;mircea_popescu;pigeons i find that the most objectionable of all. -183512;1355946906;smickles;wait, -183511;1355946918;mircea_popescu;tbh ver goes on my personal shitlist after this. -183510;1355946921;smickles;i can be part of this occupy mpex for 29.06 more months -183509;1355946924;mircea_popescu;not only is he dishonest, but he wants to lie about it. -183508;1355946925;smickles;:D -183507;1355946941;mircea_popescu;is he even in the wot ? -183506;1355946952;pigeons;my biggest problem is that he freaked out over 4 btc -183505;1355946982;pigeons;then its not so cool that he abused his pull with a seperate company to check on the dude's address -183504;1355946997;mircea_popescu;i don't care that he freaked out. -183503;1355947002;mircea_popescu;he can freak out till he's blue in the face. -183502;1355947013;mircea_popescu;he's getting hanged for this one. -183501;1355947045;mircea_popescu;and i'm not terribly enchanted with piuk either, he won't list it but he sells stakes to random asshats ? -183500;1355947046;mircea_popescu;pfff. -183499;1355947436;EskimoBob;LOL. jurov, you are still going on about IPO stuff? Did I hurt your feelings some how? -183498;1355947461;jurov;no, exactly opposite. i found it hilarious -183497;1355947462;Diablo-D3;wait, whats going on now? -183496;1355947488;EskimoBob;if you have questions, pleas ask but don't be a dick about it, acting all insulted and what not -183495;1355947489;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: are you going to add this to the drama timeline? -183494;1355947503;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller don't really intend to update it, maybe make another dec 2013 -183493;1355947516;EskimoBob;jurov: laughing is good. Helps you get over your problems -183492;1355947522;thestringpuller;we should make an analytic -183491;1355947524;jurov;eskimobob, i wrote my pionts/questions to btctalk -183490;1355947534;EskimoBob;where? -183489;1355947535;thestringpuller;about drama per btc per business -183488;1355947558;thestringpuller;we should call this unit the shapoopi -183487;1355947558;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125629.msg1409299#msg1409299 -183486;1355947620;jurov;and deprived said similar stuff right after that -183485;1355947626;EskimoBob;jurov: you are right, it is funny -183484;1355947665;mircea_popescu;so basically what's this, failed issuer manages to not sell anything and wants market controls to prop his dubious venture ? -183483;1355947671;mircea_popescu;color me nuances of suprised. -183482;1355947713;EskimoBob;lol -183481;1355947739;mircea_popescu;pigeons ttps://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131648.0 -183480;1355947795;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: have you ever actually bought a single share of stock in a real ipo in real world? -183479;1355947811;mircea_popescu;yes. -183478;1355947831;mircea_popescu;iirc i published account screenshots showing decent holdings a while back. did you ? -183477;1355947849;EskimoBob;So how come you are so clueless? -183476;1355947856;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: to be brutally fail -183475;1355947860;Diablo-D3;you've said some questionable shit too -183474;1355947884;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob you know, most idiots in btc harp about how clueless i am. -183473;1355947895;EskimoBob;i do not harp abouted -183472;1355947901;Diablo-D3;ENGLISH PLOX -183471;1355947910;thestringpuller;omg so much drama -183470;1355947912;mircea_popescu;but nice that you avoid the question -183469;1355947915;thestringpuller;what the fuck -183468;1355947917;EskimoBob;I do not have to. You do it yourself every fkn day, mp -183467;1355947921;mircea_popescu;i've shown 100 of k's invested. have you ? -183466;1355947922;Diablo-D3;FULL POWER TO THE POPCORN ENGINES -183465;1355947937;jcpham;dmc mines exclusively on nvidia gpu's -183464;1355947950;Diablo-D3;jcpham: nope, Im using a giant POWER cluster now -183463;1355947957;smickles;thestringpuller: Bitcoin's value is backed by drama -183462;1355947967;thestringpuller;so is high school -183461;1355947967;Diablo-D3;smickles: huh. -183460;1355947968;jcpham;old jokes never get old -183459;1355947976;EskimoBob;lol -183458;1355947979;Diablo-D3;smickles: you know, I think you might actually be right -183457;1355947984;smickles;little did you know, Bitcoin was actually an invention of the entertainment industry -183456;1355948003;Diablo-D3;everytime Ive seen the price spike, theres been heavy drama in the forums -183455;1355948004;kakobrekla;they couldnt sell dvds no more, so they made bitcoin -183454;1355948014;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: what is it now? -183453;1355948019;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -183452;1355948020;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.25807, Best ask: 13.33999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08192, Last trade: 13.25807, 24 hour volume: 26701.70585636, 24 hour low: 13.12250, 24 hour high: 13.39900, 24 hour vwap: 13.29278 -183451;1355948026;Diablo-D3;hey it works now! -183450;1355948039;EskimoBob;and what happened to pirate hunt? -183449;1355948115;kakobrekla;he paid -183448;1355948120;jcpham;hurrrr -183447;1355948129;mircea_popescu;lol -183446;1355948145;EskimoBob;sure -183445;1355948150;EskimoBob;to himself -183444;1355948328;smickles;gwaa, the AZ copr. comiss. should hurry up already -183443;1355948348;smickles;it'll be 5 weeks tomorrow -183442;1355948446;dub;wat, EskimoBob is paying dividends on his art mining with no art mining equipment backing it -183441;1355948449;dub;scam -183440;1355948540;dub;its a weed and lentils ponzi -183439;1355948891;Ukto;your ponzischeming? -183438;1355948903;jcpham;nah -183437;1355948908;jcpham;fonzi scheming -183436;1355948912;jcpham;http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/25585/is-my-developers-home-brew-password-security-right-or-wrong-and-why -183435;1355948988;mircea_popescu;dub lol you are just clueless. -183434;1355949016;PeterL;dub: You bring up a valid question, how is EskimoBob paying dividends if he is not making any profit yet? -183433;1355949042;mircea_popescu;PeterL because he bought one single share in a single irl ipo once. -183432;1355949178;smickles;-_- hmm, PeterL, hmm -183431;1355949230;smickles;will you not say 'valid question' validity is a property of arguments, not questions -183430;1355949263;pigeons;irrelephant -183429;1355949335;mircea_popescu;validity is a property of questions as well, as it's a property of statements in general -183428;1355949355;jcpham;i want to get drunk -183427;1355949362;jcpham;it's 35 minutes past noon -183426;1355949388;smickles;mircea_popescu: statements can contribute to validity if they are part of a valid argument :P -183425;1355949465;smickles;inb4 someone makes a scope argument -183424;1355949468;mircea_popescu;is $p[$q] =; 1: valid in php ? -183423;1355949485;smickles;lol, by mere seconds -183422;1355949497;mircea_popescu;lol -183421;1355949521;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, we're clearly disagreeing on founding principles :D -183420;1355949563;PeterL;they say the only bad questions are the ones you don't ask, so if he asked a question it must be valid, right? -183419;1355949565;smickles;;;tslb -183418;1355949569;gribble;Time since last block: 4 minutes and 13 seconds -183417;1355949602;smickles;:| the miners hate me -183416;1355949611;mircea_popescu;PeterL don't take things too bad, people rib each other lots here. -183415;1355949644;PeterL;no, I was agreeing with you, I think -183414;1355949662;smickles;heh, yea, in fact, you could put me down by the fact that I was ribbing you with a flu flu philo position -183413;1355949726;smickles;;;calc log(1) -183412;1355949726;gribble;0 -183411;1355949730;smickles;;;calc log(2) -183410;1355949730;gribble;0.69314718056 -183409;1355949732;pigeons;wait we don't really hate each other? -183408;1355949754;mircea_popescu;you and who ? -183407;1355949756;smickles;sit and spin pigeons -183406;1355949763;pigeons;better -183405;1355949787;smickles;pigeons: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_MPPzGbeDG-k/SqoP7Qriq7I/AAAAAAAAAoM/kaYVICDiIBw/s400/Sit'nSpin.jpg -183404;1355949789;smickles;all day -183403;1355949816;pigeons;i had one -183402;1355949821;pigeons;i liked to get dizzy -183401;1355949832;smickles;you know that's a sign of autism now? -183400;1355949836;smickles;dsm5 -183399;1355949840;Ukto;my kids have one -183398;1355949878;dub;mircea_popescu, apparently running a mining bond without hardware to back it up is a scam, according to such experts as EskimoBob -183397;1355949913;PeterL;isn't a mining bond without mining equipment a scam? -183396;1355949917;pigeons;that's interesting, i thought it was just a natural manifestataion of the desire living things have to get high -183395;1355949936;dub;PeterL: if you say so -183394;1355949938;Ukto;hmm -183393;1355949944;Ukto;I got a diff sit and spin when searching -183392;1355949945;Ukto;http://i.chzbgr.com/completestore/2009/8/14/128947892570309773.jpg -183391;1355949953;PeterL;otherwise it would just be a ponzi? -183390;1355949988;Ukto;smickles: just for you http://www.demotivationalposters.org/image/demotivational-poster/1004/sit-n-spin-toc-memories-forum-tribute-demotivational-poster-1270962207.jpg -183389;1355950098;mircea_popescu;PeterL i guess it would depend on what info is used to establish payouts. but in any case it would heavily depend on the issuer's credit. -183388;1355950215;dub;the infos to hand is that payouts are established from the pocket of EskimoBob -183387;1355950262;pigeons;honest question. is there a difference between from his pocket vs. from stock sales? -183386;1355950350;dub;another pertinent question would be where are teh lentils, weed, deodorising crystals for the hairy women etc getting funded from -183385;1355950426;dub;hippies don't grow on trees -183384;1355950495;pigeons;they do around here -183383;1355950591;mircea_popescu;hippies grow on moss -183382;1355950680;pigeons;how do you know a hippie has been staying at your house? -183381;1355950692;PeterL;But if one is selling a "mining bond" without doing any ming, it would at least be dishones charaterization of what they are selling? -183380;1355950694;pigeons;he's still there -183379;1355950705;mircea_popescu;lol pigeons -183378;1355950720;pigeons;PeterL: some people were selling the btc output of x mhash -183377;1355950726;mircea_popescu;PeterL well it could be a synthetic short deal, which'd be fine. "i'll pay youy whatever mining pays you defined as X Y Z" -183376;1355950728;EskimoBob;girls, read the forum post -183375;1355950758;PeterL;yeah, I guess it depends on how exactly the agreement is worded -183374;1355950775;dub;PeterL: there were a number of 1mh/s bonds issued on glbse that were not backed (at least not fully) by actual hardware, the wording was that the bondholder would recieve btc equal to the output of 1mh/s -183373;1355950777;EskimoBob;PeterL: don't guess, read :) -183372;1355950788;smickles;Ukto: lol -183371;1355950812;PeterL;EskimoBob: are you using the term "girls" disparagingly? Seems kinda rude to 50% of the population? -183370;1355950841;EskimoBob;in this channel? -183369;1355950850;EskimoBob;population? -183368;1355950884;pigeons;why do so many hippies move to Oregon? -183367;1355950893;pigeons;they heard there was no work there -183366;1355950928;PeterL;dub: The issue goes down to wether the investor is trying to just make money or increase the security of the network? -183365;1355950980;dub;PeterL: uh if the contract says you get the equiv of 1mh/s who cares how -183364;1355950981;EskimoBob;pigeons: and the weather is not too good over there -183363;1355950992;dub;PeterL: I'll asnwer that question for you, EskimoBob cared -183362;1355950993;pigeons;What kind of cigarettes do hippies smoke? -183361;1355951004;pigeons;yours -183360;1355951015;dub;which is why its funny that he is doing the same thing -183359;1355951054;EskimoBob;dub: how am I exactly "doing the same thing" -183358;1355951058;PeterL;pigeons: lol -183357;1355951070;EskimoBob;please enlighten me, dub -183356;1355951095;PeterL;EskimoBob: you are paying weekly dividends, yes? -183355;1355951202;dub;I wouldnt bother trying to actually explain it to him -183354;1355951219;PeterL;just checking to see if I have the correct facts ... -183353;1355951388;dub;I have to pay those form my own pocket for now. Obviously I can not nor do I plan to do this forever. Smiley -183352;1355951392;dub;This is why getting the coin together and ordering the equipment is really important. But hey, this is only the first week. -183351;1355951513;dub;first week of the ponzi is always the hardest -183350;1355951753;jcpham;i'd like to hear more of the story of clipse myself -183349;1355951766;jcpham;obviously he was gambling an entire pool's worth of coins -183348;1355951796;PeterL;who is clipse? -183347;1355951804;EskimoBob;it's probably good idea to post your questions to forum so I can answer them -183346;1355951817;jcpham;clipse is awol -183345;1355951829;jcpham;he ran a pool that paid higher than normal PPS -183344;1355951846;jcpham;he became more and more active on irc. until the end. -183343;1355951852;PeterL;sounds fishy -183342;1355951858;jcpham;now he is gone -183341;1355951884;pigeons;he said he paid more cause hopping. then theh money ended up with pirate. then he was gone -183340;1355951899;jcpham;i think he paid more because he had it at btcst -183339;1355951906;jcpham;and that's the only reason he paid more -183338;1355951911;jcpham;because he could afford to -183337;1355951916;PeterL;oh pirate keeps coming back to bite everybody -183336;1355951946;jcpham;clipse talked a lot of shit about selling virgin wallet.dat's with solo mined coins -183335;1355951954;jcpham;for south african -183334;1355952261;mircea_popescu;how old was he incidentally ? -183333;1355952271;mircea_popescu;i always suspected late teens -183332;1355952297;jcpham;i sortof agree -183331;1355952301;jcpham;no clue though -183330;1355952348;pigeons;he had a pony avatar, so i'm guessing youngun -183329;1355953030;iz;i think clipse lost a lot of money w/ the pirate thing -183328;1355953051;iz;or he was just a very angry opinionated guy -183327;1355953058;iz;or maybe both -183326;1355953691;dub;someone doxxed clipse its in the forum somwhere -183325;1355953770;dub;Neill Roelofse, 27 and he lives in Cape Town, Bellville. -183324;1355953879;mircea_popescu;o that old -183323;1355953944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061874 = 2.6736 BTC [+] -183322;1355953946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4379 @ 0.000619 = 2.7106 BTC [+] -183321;1355954000;mircea_popescu;ok, X.IDIFF.DEC have just settled. -183320;1355954008;mircea_popescu;everyone please chekc make sure it went ok. -183319;1355954455;dub;telnet pe16 -183318;1355954472;dub;shit -183317;1355954715;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: did james sent out the new list? (in few last days) -183316;1355954854;Ukto;yes -183315;1355954856;Ukto;this morning/last night -183314;1355954860;Ukto;he completed alot of peoples lists -183313;1355954869;Ukto;sounds like they were non-glbse-claims even -183312;1355954880;Ukto;no btc addy was supplied for the person I talked to -183311;1355954882;mircea_popescu;what's that non glbse claims ? -183310;1355954888;Ukto;ppl who didnt claim -183309;1355954925;Ukto;two ppl have told me the new list, NOT yaml file, buy csv this time -183308;1355954932;Ukto;no btc addys, just email and share count -183307;1355954946;mircea_popescu;aha -183306;1355954985;EskimoBob;Ukto: OK, thanx. This is good news -183305;1355955017;mircea_popescu;a looky there. -183304;1355955028;mircea_popescu;Namjies, i got a btc with your name on it, what addy do you want it at ? -183303;1355955070;pigeons;dub uses telnet -183302;1355955091;jcpham;i use telnet-tunnel for secure -183301;1355955136;pigeons;i'm just picking -183300;1355955147;EskimoBob;telnet? brr... do people still use that stuff? -183299;1355955155;pigeons;he just wanted to see some routes -183298;1355955163;EskimoBob;why not ssh? -183297;1355955173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061537 = 2.659 BTC [-] -183296;1355955174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8979 @ 0.0006151 = 5.523 BTC [-] -183295;1355955191;dub;theres plenty of stuff that only supports telnet -183294;1355955202;EskimoBob;probably so -183293;1355955211;dub;its not like its over the internet -183292;1355955256;EskimoBob;rrr... this cifs-utils samba drama -183291;1355955262;mircea_popescu;dub and most of it has to do with cobol -183290;1355955270;Namjies;Eh fuck. ASICMINER has not resumed trading yet eh... -183289;1355955277;mircea_popescu;seems not. -183288;1355955282;EskimoBob;I'll sssshhh you back -183287;1355955668;Namjies;Well send there please 1PRsPqFgWjdbbDywFXvVTvp2hUUbDnMzKX -183286;1355955688;EskimoBob;Namjies: see pm -183285;1355955708;Ukto;:P -183284;1355955710;dub;send what? some stolen bitcoinica coins? one sec -183283;1355955720;Ukto;dub: you admits it! -183282;1355955729;Ukto;Give it back! my preciousssss..... -183281;1355955739;mircea_popescu;dub i was owing him a bitcoin -183280;1355955779;Namjies;For about 1000 ASICMINER he wanted to short. -183279;1355955789;Namjies;But since it's not trading anymore... -183278;1355955798;mircea_popescu;thought it was 1300 or something -183277;1355955834;Namjies;That might be it. I kind of let those go after GLBSE closed and forgot the number since then eh -183276;1355955863;mircea_popescu;pity glbse closed. i was making nice dough shorting bullcrap -183275;1355955868;dub;I had a few of those, whats happening with them? -183274;1355955869;mircea_popescu;oh where art thou obsi -183273;1355955904;dub;was kinda hoping they would win the asic race and I could sell them for 10btc each -183272;1355955918;mircea_popescu;dub nobody wins the asic race. -183271;1355955970;Namjies;By the way, does that look better than last one? http://www.namworld.net/portfolio/bitvps.com/vps -183270;1355955987;mircea_popescu;o btw, did you ever release that statement ? -183269;1355955991;mircea_popescu;or rg was or what ? -183268;1355955997;Namjies;People apparently didn't like the 3d effect so I removed it. -183267;1355956007;Namjies;rg did release a statement, I believe -183266;1355956021;mircea_popescu;link ? -183265;1355956025;mircea_popescu;and not bad on the gfx. -183264;1355956133;EskimoBob;looks good now -183263;1355956142;Bugpowder;;;ticker -183262;1355956142;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.47493, Best ask: 13.50799, Bid-ask spread: 0.03306, Last trade: 13.47493, 24 hour volume: 34702.98997692, 24 hour low: 13.12250, 24 hour high: 13.57999, 24 hour vwap: 13.33504 -183261;1355956172;Namjies;Aye. I guess I'm not good enough yet at 3d effects -183260;1355956198;Namjies;Plus arij/phungus seems to like more simple designs. -183259;1355956206;Namjies;We might still go with v2 -183258;1355956227;mircea_popescu;in case anyone missed it earlier, http://trilema.com/2012/smpoe-owner-shares-block/ -183257;1355956233;Namjies;Instead, but I'm trying to make something more potent if possible. And actually unique and custom. -183256;1355956272;Namjies;I don't get 5 credits per week. -183255;1355956302;mircea_popescu;usure ? -183254;1355956325;mircea_popescu;(the way it works tho, is you have 5 slots, and they expire in 7 days. so if you use all the same day you get 5 more in 7 days) -183253;1355956327;Namjies;Yes, I've been like 2 months without any credit every time I go on the blog -183252;1355956331;mircea_popescu;ugh -183251;1355956338;mircea_popescu;pm your ip -183250;1355956394;Lyspooner;will you take Euros? -183249;1355956395;jurov;Namjies, do you have admin console for switzerland, or just jerking over the site design so far? -183248;1355956461;jurov;could not get enough time from james to upgrade the kernel, or fix ipv6 address -183247;1355956474;kakobrekla;members of rota should get free credits. -183246;1355956518;jurov;hush, kakobrekla. i shall submit the FSA stuff on venetfx to rota. just for lulz. -183245;1355956526;jcpham;yes, how is the rota coming along -183244;1355956541;Namjies;ask phungus/arij, I don't have access to servers yet. -183243;1355956556;Namjies;I'll be doing design/tickets/management tasks. -183242;1355956566;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner only btc -183241;1355956595;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://trilema.com/2012/the-first-roll-of-judges-december-2012/ -183240;1355956597;mircea_popescu;now we need litigants. -183239;1355956602;mircea_popescu;ppl pls to sue kthx -183238;1355956606;Lyspooner;any plans to list single-stock futures? imagine MPEX listing an option on MPEX that expires into MPEX shares -183237;1355956619;kakobrekla;jurov, go ahead, MP will just short it (the fsa) -183236;1355956621;jcpham;yay! -183235;1355956629;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner no because http://trilema.com/2012/why-smpoe-is-worth-more-than-mtgox/#comment-91034 -183234;1355956673;jurov;kakobrekla, maybe rota will order FSA to register you promptly -183233;1355956693;jcpham;i'd like to say thanks and that these judges look impartial to me -183232;1355956837;mircea_popescu;jcpham clean slate so far, so ya they do -183231;1355956838;jurov;or, on second thought, rota will ask fsa to UNregister you. so that you will stay completely outside of law as is proper in btcland. -183230;1355956861;mircea_popescu;i don't think fsa is advanced enough to have a pgp sign -183229;1355957000;kakobrekla;fsa has got nothing to do with bitcoin clients in the first place, it is as irrelevant as MNW's signature -183228;1355957028;kakobrekla;brb -183227;1355957055;pigeons;aw no cosby -183226;1355957089;pigeons;speaking of MNW's signature, remember, only you back bitcoins -183225;1355957090;jurov;Namjies, are these phungus/arij in irc somewhere? -183224;1355957100;jurov;bitvps client area cert just expired -183223;1355957108;pigeons;jurov: #bitvps #bitcoin-otc -183222;1355957162;Namjies;indeed, #bitvps channel would be where to find us. -183221;1355957199;jurov;done -183220;1355957977;dub;mircea_popescu: the judges sit for a year at a time? -183219;1355957999;mircea_popescu;yeah -183218;1355958020;dub;"disqualified for lack of proper form" heh -183217;1355958032;mircea_popescu;hm ? -183216;1355958051;dub;sounds like, did not show adequate commitment -183215;1355958075;jcpham;i misspelled adjudicator in mine -183214;1355958078;mircea_popescu;something likw that. -183213;1355958086;jcpham;i can only imagine how bad the denied application was -183212;1355958088;mircea_popescu;dude wants to judge must pgp -183211;1355958097;mircea_popescu;jcpham its in the thread -183210;1355958098;dub;in the team america sense of showing commitment -183209;1355958103;jcpham;ooooh -183208;1355958117;jcpham;i'm actually excited -183207;1355958123;jcpham;i hope no one ever has a dispute -183206;1355958135;mircea_popescu;lol -183205;1355958138;mircea_popescu;easiest 30 btc ever -183204;1355958147;dub;yeah, seems like a shitty job to me tbh -183203;1355958154;jcpham;it could turn ugly -183202;1355958159;jcpham;who knows -183201;1355958165;dub;but all power to those willing to do it -183200;1355958171;mircea_popescu;someone's gotta do it./ -183199;1355958183;jcpham;i think the judges are more than reputable -183198;1355958194;jcpham;excluding me of course -183197;1355958218;dub;of course, you're just a cunt -183196;1355958259;dub;speaking of cunt, someone I work with drove into the carpark behind me today -183195;1355958264;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135594840469.jpg -183194;1355958266;dub;in a gt86 -183193;1355958303;dub;i am a whole buttload of raspberry jelly -183192;1355958352;jcpham;is that the frs? -183191;1355958373;dub;yeah -183190;1355958381;jcpham;i lurv -183189;1355958386;jcpham;i have the 1996 version -183188;1355958434;mircea_popescu;o so pirate paid ? -183187;1355958444;dub;yarly -183186;1355958457;jcpham;not that i'm aware of -183185;1355958472;Ukto;feel free to pay me. :P -183184;1355958477;mircea_popescu;jcpham but you got car :D -183183;1355958479;jcpham;did i just get made fun of -183182;1355958481;dub;wat is 1996 ver? -183181;1355958491;dub;oh supra? -183180;1355958491;jcpham;my supra predates pirate -183179;1355958497;Ukto;Undecided. Please check back later. :P -183178;1355958500;jcpham;by about 6 years -183177;1355958509;dub;supra != 86 tyvm -183176;1355958518;jcpham;bleh -183175;1355958532;jcpham;it's as close as anybody will ever get -183174;1355958536;jcpham;coming from toyota -183173;1355958568;jcpham;i've only sat in one fr-s -183172;1355958764;dub;im waiting for the RC model to drop next year -183171;1355958778;dub;then I'll beg mrs dub to let me have one -183170;1355958802;mircea_popescu;what happened to telling her to go earn you one -183169;1355958883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 64558 @ 0.0036 = 232.4088 BTC [+] -183168;1355958885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00364467 = 6.0137 BTC [+] -183167;1355958885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8927 @ 0.003699 = 33.021 BTC [+] -183166;1355958886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 174865 @ 0.0036995 = 646.9131 BTC [+] -183165;1355958889;mircea_popescu;In India, for legal works, which has to be done by timely & correctly, we need to bribe 1000+ INR. -183164;1355958889;mircea_popescu;For illegal or other works, then maybe up to 10 times or more. -183163;1355958889;dub;possibly swap the engine from my corolla into it -183162;1355958894;mircea_popescu;cute. -183161;1355958932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250000 @ 0.0036995 = 924.875 BTC [+] -183160;1355958941;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -183159;1355958944;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0035 / 0.00368019 / 0.0036995 (536763 shares, 1,975.39 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00343144 / 0.0037 (7135181 shares, 24,483.96 BTC) -183158;1355958955;mircea_popescu;le yum. -183157;1355959562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 25000 @ 0.0036995 = 92.4875 BTC [+] -183156;1355959858;midnightmagic;jcpham: Oh awesome.. are you the guy who was telling off that guy with the camera in your face, and then who clipped buddy with your car? -183155;1355959962;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgYtgXUb2kE -183154;1355960319;dub;midnightmagic: sounds like a video of coingenuity that was floating around -183153;1355960383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 115000 @ 0.0036995 = 425.4425 BTC [+] -183152;1355960622;midnightmagic;Whoever the poor guy is, he's sitting outside and he keeps repeating, "Fuck OFF jason, fuck OFF jason, jason FUCK OFF." Except I'm not sure "jason" is the right name I'm quoting. -183151;1355960660;EskimoBob;intersango closed the GBP trading down for good -183150;1355960690;EskimoBob;I guess if you can not send out GBP to bank accounts, it is pointless -183149;1355960725;EskimoBob;LOL, the comment following: Great, now close the rest of the site. -183148;1355960735;jcpham;that's not me midnightmagic -183147;1355960750;jcpham;or i don't think it is -183146;1355960774;jcpham;i want to see this video -183145;1355960780;EskimoBob;now all they need to do is rename it to "3 stooges" and be done with it -183144;1355960801;davout_;phantomcircuit said that people would be able to cash out with international wires with not-yet-known fees -183143;1355960860;EskimoBob;davout: did you see the SEPA transfer fee? it's 10 EUR! LOL, it actually cost only 0.36€ -183142;1355960865;mircea_popescu;davout are they launching a real estate project ? -183141;1355960971;EskimoBob;wow! ART 42915@1.0 :) -183140;1355960973;davout;EskimoBob: SEPA transfer fees vary depending on the bank -183139;1355960989;EskimoBob;this is it, we are mowing forward -183138;1355960998;davout;EskimoBob: when bitcoin-central was still dealing with the fuckers at the Rietumu bank it was a whopping 15€ -183137;1355961010;davout;anyway, it all sounds fucked up -183136;1355961107;EskimoBob;so, we have 6026 shares of ART left for now -183135;1355961134;EskimoBob;this is just awesome! -183134;1355961679;EskimoBob;what, you guys are not happy for me? :) -183133;1355961881;Anduck;hi -183132;1355961885;Anduck;any s.dice sellers -183131;1355961886;Anduck;= -183130;1355961887;Anduck;brokers -183129;1355961888;Anduck;= -183128;1355961889;Anduck;??? -183127;1355961901;Anduck;Azelphur= -183126;1355961901;Anduck;? -183125;1355961907;Anduck;=->?* -183124;1355961907;Azelphur;Anduck= -183123;1355961914;Anduck;do you have mpex acc? -183122;1355961916;Anduck;i think u did -183121;1355961919;Azelphur;yea -183120;1355961920;Anduck;or i remember wrong -183119;1355961925;Azelphur;smickles: does brokerage iirc -183118;1355961925;mod6;jurov does brokerage -183117;1355961927;Anduck;do you wanna be ma broker for S.DICE? -183116;1355961932;dub;midnightmagic: thats coingenuity afaik -183115;1355961933;Anduck;yay -183114;1355961935;Anduck;what are their fees? -183113;1355961943;Anduck;and how much Azelphur takes as fee? -183112;1355961952;Anduck;cuz i would prefer Azelphur cuz he's here and i like him -183111;1355961958;Azelphur;I don't do brokerage, so try the others first -183110;1355961960;Anduck;:( -183109;1355961960;Anduck;ok -183108;1355961962;Anduck;smickles ? -183107;1355961965;Anduck;ya there? -183106;1355961967;smickles;yo -183105;1355961981;Anduck;how much ya take fee for s.dice brokerage? -183104;1355962002;smickles;min(3%,.5btc) -183103;1355962013;Anduck;pretty heavy fee -183102;1355962019;dub;Anduck: https://coinbr.com/ref?c=A3R7Tstq16 -183101;1355962029;smickles;it seems to be the cheapest on the market -183100;1355962056;smickles;no fees other than that commission on buys/sells -183099;1355962072;smickles;and I give .1% apy on btc balances -183098;1355962075;Anduck;apy? -183097;1355962080;smickles;interest -183096;1355962084;Anduck;hmmm -183095;1355962092;Anduck;smickles: are you trusted? -183094;1355962098;Anduck;i don't really remember - sorry -183093;1355962098;smickles;;;getrating smickles -183092;1355962099;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask smickles!~smickles@mostofmany.com . User smickles, rated since Wed Jan 4 18:28:52 2012. Cumulative rating 78, from 48 total ratings. Received ratings: 47 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 47 positive, 5 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=smickles -183091;1355962099;jcpham;barely -183090;1355962100;smickles;;;ident -183089;1355962101;gribble;You are identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -183088;1355962101;Anduck;yeah u are -183087;1355962116;jcpham;anduck don't let gribble fool you -183086;1355962126;dub;Azelphur: you should pop my rating cherry -183085;1355962130;Anduck;mm jcpham hmmmm -183084;1355962135;Azelphur;;;rated dub -183083;1355962136;gribble;You have not yet rated user dub -183082;1355962139;Azelphur;o.O -183081;1355962141;smickles;;;rated jcpham -183080;1355962141;gribble;You rated user jcpham on Thu Aug 16 09:11:10 2012, giving him a rating of 3, and supplied these additional notes: None. -183079;1355962149;jcpham;;;rated smickles -183078;1355962149;gribble;You rated user smickles on Wed Aug 15 10:56:42 2012, giving him a rating of 5, and supplied these additional notes: Top notch community member.. -183077;1355962161;Azelphur;;;rate dub 1 Asked me to pop his rating cherry -183076;1355962162;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user dub has been recorded. -183075;1355962183;jcpham;smickles if we've rated each other, does that mean we are in collusion? -183074;1355962185;Azelphur;dub: how do you not have a rating after all this time -183073;1355962187;mircea_popescu;;;rated dub -183072;1355962188;gribble;You have not yet rated user dub -183071;1355962188;Azelphur;and running a pool -183070;1355962188;Azelphur;lol -183069;1355962191;jcpham;i think i have ratings for pigeons also -183068;1355962194;mircea_popescu;omg poor dub -183067;1355962204;dub;;;rate Azelphur fulfilled mining contract for ~30BTC -183066;1355962204;gribble;Error: 'fulfilled' is not a valid integer. -183065;1355962209;kakobrekla;dub has a pool? -183064;1355962209;dub;;;rate Azelphur 1 fulfilled mining contract for ~30BTC -183063;1355962210;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Azelphur has been recorded. -183062;1355962211;Azelphur;xD -183061;1355962218;dub;Azelphur: I only regged yesterday -183060;1355962235;Azelphur;ah -183059;1355962238;jcpham;;;rate dub 1 wastes much time on irc -183058;1355962240;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user dub has been recorded. -183057;1355962240;thestringpuller;lol -183056;1355962257;pigeons;congrats EskimoBob -183055;1355962267;pigeons;i imagine you'll be hearing from the investor -183054;1355962282;thestringpuller;smickles: i want to put more money on account with you -183053;1355962287;mircea_popescu;;;rate dub 1 he's been around a while. -183052;1355962288;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user dub has been recorded. -183051;1355962309;EskimoBob;I guess so. Guy placed like 290+ BTC -183050;1355962347;EskimoBob;This is getting truly exiting -183049;1355962359;smickles;thestringpuller: pm me :) -183048;1355962376;mircea_popescu;;;getrating dub -183047;1355962377;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask dub!dub@unaffiliated/dub . User dub, rated since Wed Dec 19 14:09:17 2012. Cumulative rating 3, from 3 total ratings. Received ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 1 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=dub -183046;1355962384;dub;;;rate mircea_popescu 2 owns MPEX, hasnt stolen my BTC -183045;1355962386;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user mircea_popescu has been recorded. -183044;1355962391;mircea_popescu;omg -183043;1355962394;mircea_popescu;i think that makes me -183042;1355962400;mircea_popescu;;;getrating mircea_popescu -183041;1355962401;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu . User mircea_popescu, rated since Fri Jul 22 08:04:26 2011. Cumulative rating 100, from 46 total ratings. Received ratings: 45 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 56 positive, 7 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=mircea_popescu -183040;1355962403;mircea_popescu;100! -183039;1355962410;dub;the first person not to steal my btc? -183038;1355962412;dub;oh -183037;1355962425;thestringpuller;;;getrating thestringpuller -183036;1355962426;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User thestringpuller, rated since Mon Oct 15 15:46:37 2012. Cumulative rating 5, from 4 total ratings. Received ratings: 4 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 4 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=thestringpuller -183035;1355962433;thestringpuller;5? -183034;1355962435;dub;;;getrating jurov -183033;1355962436;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User jurov, rated since Fri Jan 20 15:16:32 2012. Cumulative rating 14, from 9 total ratings. Received ratings: 9 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 6 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=jurov -183032;1355962439;thestringpuller;howd that hapoen -183031;1355962442;mircea_popescu;i am now in that select club of three digiteers. -183030;1355962447;dub;;;ident jurov -183029;1355962448;gribble;Nick 'jurov', with hostmask 'jurov!~jurov@84.245.71.31', is not identified. -183028;1355962458;dub;jurov is our jurov? -183027;1355962466;pigeons;yes -183026;1355962474;jurov;need to do business? -183025;1355962492;pigeons;more fun to not auth and see what happens -183024;1355962575;pigeons;now we watch EskimoBob crash the price of litecoin as he cashes out to buy his equipment -183023;1355962643;jcpham;if litecoin price crashes, does anyone really lose? -183022;1355962655;mircea_popescu;wait you can actually sell litecoin ? -183021;1355962665;jcpham;i keep hearing about it -183020;1355962671;jcpham;i think there is an exchange -183019;1355962762;mircea_popescu;i must confess, of all drama sources for this wednesday the last thing i was expecting was r.ver going berserk. -183018;1355962772;mircea_popescu;btc drama has much in common with spanish inquisition. -183017;1355962872;dub;link? -183016;1355962918;EskimoBob;pigeons: :) I have to do this really carefully. No hurry or this will get ugly :) -183015;1355962935;mircea_popescu;dub you missed that ?! -183014;1355962952;EskimoBob;who is r.ver? -183013;1355962986;gigavps;roger ver -183012;1355962997;gigavps;or as he calls himself, "bitcoin jesus" -183011;1355963010;EskimoBob;ok -183010;1355963032;jcpham;bitcoin jesus like historical jesus -183009;1355963037;jcpham;or bitcoin jesus water into wine -183008;1355963060;pigeons;"I'm Roger Ver, the most prolific Bitcoin investor the world has ever seen" -183007;1355963069;jcpham;all of us are like historical jesus -183006;1355963079;jcpham;a regular guy -183005;1355963079;gigavps;well, after his spasm today, he's more like bitcoin idiot -183004;1355963089;EskimoBob;link please -183003;1355963091;jcpham;i didn't get to see the spasm -183002;1355963095;jcpham;just heard about it -183001;1355963098;Lyspooner;link svp -183000;1355963098;jcpham;so link it -182999;1355963102;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131574.20 -182998;1355963174;jcpham;so he actually used those words -182997;1355963194;pigeons;no he actually spelled most as "post" -182996;1355963212;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is it that in common: no one expects it? -182995;1355963215;EskimoBob;oh that's the vid card drama -182994;1355963236;gigavps;he's a little full of himself after that comment -182993;1355963242;jcpham;i mine at coinlab -182992;1355963249;jcpham;roger is payingme -182991;1355963250;gigavps;whether it's true or not -182990;1355963254;jcpham;and gigavps -182989;1355963256;gigavps;roger is paying me too -182988;1355963258;gigavps;:) -182987;1355963262;gigavps;25% moar -182986;1355963264;jcpham;gigavps are you taking roger's money? -182985;1355963265;jcpham;i am -182984;1355963296;thestringpuller;roger ver is the coinlab guy? -182983;1355963297;gigavps;coinlab is paying me 25% moar for the next three weeks -182982;1355963307;jcpham;i think i have like 6 left -182981;1355963311;jurov;oh i expected he loses it on this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131648.msg1409675 -182980;1355963311;gigavps;he was part of the $500k round -182979;1355963343;jcpham;that's crazy over 4btc -182978;1355963349;jcpham;lawyers and such -182977;1355963442;pigeons;so the big thing now is that blockchain.info had previously claimed that links from "anonymous" addresses were not logged -182976;1355963452;pigeons;yet there was an admin interface to look this up -182975;1355963530;gigavps;whoops -182974;1355963561;jcpham;oopsie, forgot to tell ya'll about that. we have to spport people -182973;1355963614;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128841.msg1409754#msg1409754 -182972;1355964036;Bugpowder;damn. buyer didnt cut into the S.DICE Tier 3. -182971;1355964048;Bugpowder;Stop selling below .0037 people -182970;1355964062;pigeons;that always works -182969;1355964064;Bugpowder;just the the market buy through and we are gonna be at .005 -182968;1355964074;thestringpuller;nooe -182967;1355964082;thestringpuller;sdice is gonna plummet -182966;1355964091;Bugpowder;when? -182965;1355964092;thestringpuller;and we'll short the shit out of it -182964;1355964097;thestringpuller;after divs -182963;1355964108;Bugpowder;after divs it will drop 4% -182962;1355964123;mircea_popescu; well, after his spasm today, he's more like bitcoin idiot << i think btcppl don't get enoug hsleep. -182961;1355964125;Bugpowder;or whatever the div payout it -182960;1355964126;Bugpowder;is -182959;1355964161;thestringpuller;not if someone dumps inventory -182958;1355964173;thestringpuller;like a bunch of tier 1 -182957;1355964183;thestringpuller;then it will plummet... -182956;1355964223;Bugpowder;In a liquid market, price will drop the value of the dividend payment. -182955;1355964240;Bugpowder;because the dividend is priced in -182954;1355964252;jurov;eveyone, remember these people. they are agents for smickles' shorting service -182953;1355964259;Bugpowder;some people will sell right before the divvy to maximize thier sale price -182952;1355964270;Bugpowder;some will be buying right after on the dip -182951;1355964270;mircea_popescu;dividends are like 2 weeks away still -182950;1355964276;thestringpuller;yes -182949;1355964278;mircea_popescu;it can end up + or - 10k -182948;1355964279;thestringpuller;and its a bubble -182947;1355964283;Bugpowder;someone will make more money than the other person -182946;1355964286;thestringpuller;it smells like bubble -182945;1355964291;pigeons;we'll see -182944;1355964298;Bugpowder;but in an efficient market, it will drop divvy value -182943;1355964308;pigeons;less bubblicious than mpoe -182942;1355964314;Bugpowder;everything hinges on if S.DICE can keep up the betting volume -182941;1355964317;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it doesn't make so much sense to drop div value seeing how this is a btc sort of company. no assets. -182940;1355964339;mircea_popescu;but anyway, i never saw a bubble consisting of price movement from 32 to 37. -182939;1355964353;thestringpuller;not yet -182938;1355964366;mircea_popescu;and yeah, mpoe went from ~2.9 to like 63 -182937;1355964370;mircea_popescu;over 9 months -182936;1355964375;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu I disagree, market prices in the value. -182935;1355964391;Bugpowder;S.DICE was slowing down until the whales showed up -182934;1355964405;Bugpowder;but they are sporadic... -182933;1355964414;thestringpuller;ugh -182932;1355964415;mircea_popescu;ya i think it was trading more on momentum/inferred momentum than anything -182931;1355964456;mircea_popescu;ahaha digging through old posts, 2 Aprilie 2012 One website offering Bitcoin options trading was ‘listed’ this month for an implied valuation of half a million dollars. Sursa : Reuters. -182930;1355964500;Bugpowder;This whale still has 12,000 BTC in his betting address... http://blockchain.info/address/1EP4rM8hLZCRSWPNZDWJp9zdvmoWYkkgbQ -182929;1355964569;jurov;hmm...in fact i remember coinbr getting some funding from similat whale-ish addy -182928;1355964594;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1Di6ux3CQBNXCZLD76BsnYWDo6XnFGzQah -182927;1355964597;smickles;< jurov> eveyone, remember these people. they are agents for smickles' shorting service << mwahahah -182926;1355964630;mircea_popescu;i find it boggling someone'd be betting 10-20-50k btc -182925;1355964648;Bugpowder;There is still a lot of time left before div payment and trading volume tends to increase prior to payment. -182924;1355964654;jcpham;yeah i had to close that blockahin link -182923;1355964656;jcpham;i got angry -182922;1355964661;mircea_popescu;lol -182921;1355964672;jcpham;i hope that's a lucky bot -182920;1355964675;mircea_popescu;why, you bet it too. -182919;1355964676;jcpham;not a lucky human -182918;1355964686;jcpham;not like that -182917;1355964691;mircea_popescu;o i c -182916;1355964698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061898 = 2.6746 BTC [+] -182915;1355964699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3779 @ 0.000619 = 2.3392 BTC [+] -182914;1355964703;jcpham;i need more risk! -182913;1355964732;mircea_popescu;i kinda rue the day one of these whales discovers what reverse martingale is and tears sdice a new one. -182912;1355964767;jurov;in other news, it looks like s.mpoe trades thinned to a trickle -182911;1355964769;Bugpowder;jcpham short unhedged puts at 14. -182910;1355964774;dub;I think this roger ver business is grounds for a round of panic selling anyway -182909;1355964783;dub;have at it -182908;1355964783;thestringpuller;panic sell -182907;1355964787;thestringpuller;sell sell sell -182906;1355964791;thestringpuller;;;tickee -182905;1355964791;gribble;Error: "tickee" is not a valid command. -182904;1355964792;thestringpuller;;;ticker -182903;1355964793;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.43403, Best ask: 13.49499, Bid-ask spread: 0.06096, Last trade: 13.49499, 24 hour volume: 34245.99274865, 24 hour low: 13.20000, 24 hour high: 13.57999, 24 hour vwap: 13.37071 -182902;1355964800;pigeons;i like how he thinks his whining will harm bitcoin -182901;1355964802;Bugpowder;;;tickle -182900;1355964803;gribble;Error: "tickle" is not a valid command. -182899;1355964805;pigeons;if it isn't deleted -182898;1355964805;thestringpuller;nope -182897;1355964811;mircea_popescu; i like how he thinks his whining will harm bitcoin << werd. -182896;1355964830;dub;most prolific bitcoin masturbator throws toys, SELL WHILE YOU CAN -182895;1355964859;mircea_popescu;sometimes i wonder if im the only btc investor that gets laid. -182894;1355964899;Diablo-D3;meh -182893;1355964904;Diablo-D3;people are yammering in here -182892;1355964906;Diablo-D3;I go take a nap -182891;1355964908;Diablo-D3;come back -182890;1355964910;Diablo-D3;people are yammering in here -182889;1355964915;Diablo-D3;some things never change -182888;1355964917;mircea_popescu;go take a nap. -182887;1355964943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061866 = 2.6732 BTC [-] -182886;1355964945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13887 @ 0.000619 = 8.5961 BTC [+] -182885;1355964961;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127488.msg1410202#msg1410202 inquiring minds wish to know -182884;1355965010;jcpham;is whether or not giga is a scammer based solely on the GIGAMINING asset or some other event? -182883;1355965014;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you already know whats going on there -182882;1355965017;Diablo-D3;giga is suing nefario -182881;1355965031;Diablo-D3;nefario thinks he can win in court by not giving giga the info or the btc -182880;1355965034;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 the voting notion amuses me. -182879;1355965042;mircea_popescu;let us have an election trial! -182878;1355965051;Diablo-D3;yeah, how the fuck does that work -182877;1355965064;mircea_popescu;whoever shows tits is not guilty ? -182876;1355965075;Diablo-D3;hah -182875;1355965077;Diablo-D3;wait -182874;1355965077;dub;bitcoin, its democratastic -182873;1355965090;Diablo-D3;FEAR MY MANLY MAN BOOBS -182872;1355965106;Diablo-D3;AND MY COARSE CHEST HAIR -182871;1355965118;pigeons;go back to nap -182870;1355965123;Diablo-D3;seriously, 3M has been after me for my chest hair, its the most abrasive shit ever -182869;1355965132;Diablo-D3;well, second to my beard -182868;1355965135;mircea_popescu;nap, srsly. -182867;1355965184;Bugpowder;Are they suing in the rota? -182866;1355965214;pigeons;not yet -182865;1355965215;dub;what would be the point? -182864;1355965220;mircea_popescu;i think that's not phantastique enough yet -182863;1355965239;dub;the only reason to sue in rota is if the other pary has a reputation to lose -182862;1355965248;mircea_popescu;this is true -182861;1355965261;mircea_popescu;which is by now all of like... 5 people -182860;1355965268;dub;nefario will need a new identity to get anyone other than amir to trust him -182859;1355965274;jurov;well,in fact i tried to inflict upon Ukto the agreement that if violated, shall be judger by rota -182858;1355965286;jurov;but he said he forgot pgp passphrase :/ -182857;1355965286;mircea_popescu;omg and he refused ? -182856;1355965294;mircea_popescu;SCAM -182855;1355965295;jurov;so, no rota... -182854;1355965302;pigeons;;;ident Ukto -182853;1355965302;gribble;Nick 'Ukto', with hostmask 'Ukto!~Kami-Sama@99-30-79-193.lightspeed.rcsntx.sbcglobal.net', is not identified. -182852;1355965368;jurov;no that is not fully correct. in fact he first said that his software has no clearsign function -182851;1355965377;mircea_popescu;eh?! -182850;1355965440;pigeons;--clearsign -182849;1355965453;mircea_popescu;is he on like a mac or something ? -182848;1355965462;jcpham;oh wait i can be sued -182847;1355965465;jurov;he uses kleopatra on windows or something -182846;1355965476;mircea_popescu;kleo can clearsign -182845;1355965499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3166 @ 0.000619 = 1.9598 BTC [+] -182844;1355965499;pigeons;;rate Ukto -1 he uses kleopatra on windows or something -182843;1355965500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4784 @ 0.00061999 = 2.966 BTC [+] -182842;1355965549;jcpham;sue me in romanian court and pay for my plane ticket -182841;1355965572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0036 = 18 BTC [-] -182840;1355965588;mircea_popescu;i'll pay for your chicken bus ticket -182839;1355965603;jcpham;oooh a chicken bus! -182838;1355965608;jcpham;like romancing the stone -182837;1355965687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00061999 = 11.1598 BTC [+] -182836;1355965735;jurov;mircea_popescu, why messing with tickets. just put a reward on jcpham. dead or alive -182835;1355965751;jurov;(for court, he's better alive i guess) -182834;1355965815;mircea_popescu;"bring one jcpham impaled on an 68 inch sperm whale cock, preferably alive. reward 11 btc" -182833;1355965941;Diablo-D3;I just realized something -182832;1355965954;Diablo-D3;the BFLS and BFLS.RIG tickers are inaba's -182831;1355965968;thestringpuller;on bitfunder? -182830;1355965975;Diablo-D3;no, GLBSE -182829;1355966039;dub;derp -182828;1355966042;pigeons;really? -182827;1355966065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 128556 @ 0.00061999 = 79.7034 BTC [+] -182826;1355966066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1484344 @ 0.00062 = 920.2933 BTC [+] -182825;1355966069;Diablo-D3;yeah -182824;1355966073;Diablo-D3;I just finally realized that -182823;1355966079;pigeons;hmm you are correct -182822;1355966089;Diablo-D3;and he started them BEFORE he was hired by BFL -182821;1355966091;mircea_popescu;he was trying to merge them -182820;1355966096;pigeons;what a shill -182819;1355966099;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, honestly, he should -182818;1355966106;mircea_popescu;people couldn't agree on ratios -182817;1355966122;Diablo-D3;yeah, he should just shove a fair ratio down their throats -182816;1355966124;Diablo-D3;do it on mh -182815;1355966130;pigeons;someone asked me if there was bfl or if it was all a scheme by inaba -182814;1355966139;mircea_popescu;what did you say ? -182813;1355966167;pigeons;i know some folks who have visited the shop and met everyone -182812;1355966170;Diablo-D3;bfls and bfls.rigs represented the same ratio of ownership of their hardware -182811;1355966201;Diablo-D3;I forget what it was, but it was like 1/200th of a single or a rig respectively -182810;1355966216;mircea_popescu;pigeons o that actully happened ? i thought it was just planed -182809;1355966220;mircea_popescu;yochdog et al ? -182808;1355966225;thestringpuller;whoa -182807;1355966230;Diablo-D3;and singles into rigs is a integer number -182806;1355966231;thestringpuller;thats a lot of btc -182805;1355966242;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -182804;1355966245;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0006151 / 0.00062222 / 0.00063666 (2141211 shares, 1,332.30 BTC), 30day: 0.00049308 / 0.00053683 / 0.00063995 (104071550 shares, 55,869.67 BTC) -182803;1355966247;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -182802;1355966249;Diablo-D3;so you CAN figure out how much ownership a share of BFLS is on rigs -182801;1355966250;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0035 / 0.00368484 / 0.0036995 (671563 shares, 2,474.60 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00343671 / 0.0037 (7280181 shares, 25,019.89 BTC) -182800;1355966262;mircea_popescu;this is like,... the first time ever something trades moar in a day than s.mpoe i think -182799;1355966272;mircea_popescu;well other than ipo day maybe -182798;1355966277;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: heh -182797;1355966280;pigeons;no not yochdog, but folks have been there more than once and gotten the tour, talked to everyone etc -182796;1355966281;Diablo-D3;whats with all the dice love? -182795;1355966291;Diablo-D3;pigeons: people who I dont trust, however -182794;1355966303;mircea_popescu;pays in a month the sort of divs fiat corps pay in 5 years -182793;1355966312;thestringpuller;;;ticker -182792;1355966313;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.49452, Best ask: 13.51990, Bid-ask spread: 0.02538, Last trade: 13.52000, 24 hour volume: 34243.77923978, 24 hour low: 13.20000, 24 hour high: 13.57999, 24 hour vwap: 13.37348 -182791;1355966318;mircea_popescu;pigeons notably who ? -182790;1355966321;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: whats the equiv APY on that -182789;1355966333;pigeons;i am sure the people i am talking about aren't lying. that doesn't mean these people aren't being scammed by bfl -182788;1355966345;Diablo-D3;pigeons: yeah exactly -182787;1355966358;Diablo-D3;like, friedcat is going to send me a board for evaluation and DM dev -182786;1355966367;Diablo-D3;we'll know in 5 seconds flat if its the real deal or not -182785;1355966440;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 if you put in 3200 to buy 1% of S.DICE at ipo you now have ~3684.84 btc worth of shares + 139.42 btc worth of dividends, for a total gain of 624.26 -182784;1355966468;mircea_popescu;that's 19.5% since late august -182783;1355966469;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: how many days ago was IPO? -182782;1355966477;Diablo-D3;wait -182781;1355966488;mircea_popescu;so something like 70% api overal. -182780;1355966506;Diablo-D3;august as in 4 months ago august? -182779;1355966512;mircea_popescu;yes. -182778;1355966518;Diablo-D3;holy fuck. -182777;1355966532;mircea_popescu;and ppl were liek... ooo it's too expensive -182776;1355966543;mircea_popescu;and mpoe-pr was stfu you don't have a pot to piss in -182775;1355966551;mircea_popescu;and well... she was bad pr and they were bad investors. win-win. -182774;1355966599;mircea_popescu;but all the action recently is prolly due to the ~15k they're making this month -182773;1355966619;mircea_popescu;which adds another 150 btc to that equation, taking total net to 770ish -182772;1355966664;mircea_popescu;and api more like 90% -182771;1355966844;assbot;[MPEX] [X.AWHG] 134 @ 0.06165072 = 8.2612 BTC [-] -182770;1355966846;assbot;[MPEX] [X.ENGG] 45 @ 0.25573768 = 11.5082 BTC [-] -182769;1355966962;jurov;btw, how X.IDIFF.DEC settled? -182768;1355966974;jurov;;;difficulty -182767;1355966975;gribble;Error: "difficulty" is not a valid command. -182766;1355967053;pigeons;Ukto: offer to settle X.IDIFF via hashpower.com -182765;1355967053;mircea_popescu;3370182 -182764;1355967128;mircea_popescu;we talked about it, hecant. dumbass shares system -182763;1355967139;jurov;ic -182762;1355967404;Bugpowder;;;ticker -182761;1355967405;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.60000, Best ask: 13.60061, Bid-ask spread: 0.00061, Last trade: 13.60000, 24 hour volume: 38724.18251965, 24 hour low: 13.20000, 24 hour high: 13.60000, 24 hour vwap: 13.39880 -182760;1355967411;smickles;;;bc,diff -182759;1355967412;gribble;3370181.7992778 -182758;1355967445;smickles;!ticker x.idiff.dec -182757;1355967447;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.DEC] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0327929 / 0.0327929 / 0.0327929 (1 shares, 0.03 BTC) -182756;1355967465;smickles;someone made a good buy -182755;1355967467;thestringpuller;calls at 14 -182754;1355967471;Bugpowder;!ticker x.diff.mar -182753;1355967473;assbot;Invalid ticker. -182752;1355967474;smickles;i have calls at 14 -182751;1355967477;Bugpowder;!ticker x.idiff.mar -182750;1355967478;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.07995 / 0.07995 / 0.07995 (20 shares, 1.60 BTC) -182749;1355967506;smickles;and at a better price than mpoebot -182748;1355967612;mircea_popescu;0.08057949 3 ? -182747;1355967614;Bugpowder;3 -182746;1355967633;Bugpowder;sorry dont have the capital -182745;1355967637;Bugpowder;to buy -182744;1355967644;Bugpowder;don't want to get locked out of my account -182743;1355967672;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah -182742;1355967679;smickles;I only have 3 right now :P -182741;1355967693;smickles;and I don't have a bot running yet either -182740;1355967739;mircea_popescu;I know there was some trading going on, but the volume was almost non-existent, as most people held on to the shares. Regardless of what may have happened on the exchange, the shares were never meant to be a trading stock and for all intents and purposes, I used GLBSE as a glorified excel spreadsheet to handle the distribution of the mined funds in a fast, easy manner. From the volume, I think most people agreed with -182739;1355967739;mircea_popescu;that. -182738;1355967740;mircea_popescu;heh -182737;1355967789;smickles;who said that? -182736;1355967799;smickles;tell me it was giga -182735;1355967863;mircea_popescu;inaba -182734;1355967878;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=89902.msg1388715#msg1388715 -182733;1355967881;thestringpuller;smickles pm -182732;1355967886;smickles;thestringpuller: -182731;1355967894;smickles;misfire -_- -182730;1355968110;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131678.0 -182729;1355968112;mircea_popescu;ppl are sorry. -182728;1355968199;mircea_popescu;"Please don't leave Nethead. Scammer or not, Bitcoin needs people like you just as much as Bitcoin needs businesses like ours. " -182727;1355968202;mircea_popescu;who is writing this copy ? -182726;1355968212;mircea_popescu;i gotta ask. i gotta know. who ? -182725;1355968223;pigeons;"Please don't leave Nethead. Scammer or not, Bitcoin needs people like you just as much as Bitcoin needs businesses like ours." -182724;1355968227;mircea_popescu;... -182723;1355968227;pigeons;oh -182722;1355968229;pigeons;hehe -182721;1355968262;mircea_popescu;is it like... a curse ? someone set them up da voodoo ? -182720;1355968535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00062 = 7.254 BTC [+] -182719;1355969261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.00062 = 1.829 BTC [+] -182718;1355997708;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135519341514.jpg fake or real ? -182717;1355998067;Anduck;wtf mircea_popescu? -182716;1355998076;mircea_popescu;hm ? -182715;1355998081;Anduck;the pic -182714;1355998098;mircea_popescu;yea... -182713;1355998109;Anduck;what does it matter is it real or fake?? -182712;1355998150;mircea_popescu;now that is a good question hehe -182711;1355998172;mircea_popescu;people have lately gotten in this habit of claiming any large round tit is the result of surgery. -182710;1355998325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00062 = 1.116 BTC [+] -182709;1355999717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00062 = 4.929 BTC [+] -182708;1356000002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7450 @ 0.00062 = 4.619 BTC [+] -182707;1356000523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.00062 = 1.891 BTC [+] -182706;1356000945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00062 = 3.162 BTC [+] -182705;1356001197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7738 @ 0.00062 = 4.7976 BTC [+] -182704;1356001636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00062 = 8.184 BTC [+] -182703;1356001963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13153 @ 0.00062 = 8.1549 BTC [+] -182702;1356003645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10582 @ 0.00062 = 6.5608 BTC [+] -182701;1356003971;dub;;;rate jcpham 1 drives a Toyota -182700;1356003972;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user jcpham has been recorded. -182699;1356004061;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/63P8r.jpg -182698;1356004062;mircea_popescu;aghahaha -182697;1356004367;dub;thats good -182696;1356005037;EskimoBob;yawn... nice weather we have today! -15 and windchill -24 -182695;1356005173;EskimoBob;it's going to be cold soon -182694;1356005260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12950 @ 0.00062 = 8.029 BTC [+] -182693;1356005452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8220 @ 0.00062 = 5.0964 BTC [+] -182692;1356006730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00062 = 1.519 BTC [+] -182691;1356007142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00062 = 4.929 BTC [+] -182690;1356007776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4738 @ 0.00062 = 2.9376 BTC [+] -182689;1356008951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00062 = 3.906 BTC [+] -182688;1356009080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6732 @ 0.0006195 = 4.1705 BTC [-] -182687;1356009082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7874 @ 0.00061946 = 4.8776 BTC [-] -182686;1356009083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12512 @ 0.00061935 = 7.7493 BTC [-] -182685;1356009084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.00061925 = 1.2075 BTC [-] -182684;1356009085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.00061903 = 7.0879 BTC [-] -182683;1356009086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.0006189 = 1.671 BTC [-] -182682;1356009087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00061887 = 4.4559 BTC [-] -182681;1356009088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00061849 = 2.1338 BTC [-] -182680;1356009089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00061837 = 4.2049 BTC [-] -182679;1356009090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00061793 = 2.9043 BTC [-] -182678;1356009091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12132 @ 0.00061767 = 7.4936 BTC [-] -182677;1356009587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6422 @ 0.00062 = 3.9816 BTC [+] -182676;1356009872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00350838 = 3.5084 BTC [-] -182675;1356010055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9948 @ 0.00062 = 6.1678 BTC [+] -182674;1356010112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00351012 = 1.053 BTC [+] -182673;1356010711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5802 @ 0.00062 = 3.5972 BTC [+] -182672;1356010977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7770 @ 0.00062 = 4.8174 BTC [+] -182671;1356011304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2118 @ 0.00062 = 1.3132 BTC [+] -182670;1356011351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10750 @ 0.00062 = 6.665 BTC [+] -182669;1356011491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6731 @ 0.00062 = 4.1732 BTC [+] -182668;1356011639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00062 = 6.107 BTC [+] -182667;1356011844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00062 = 4.588 BTC [+] -182666;1356012355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00062 = 3.72 BTC [+] -182665;1356013043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15946 @ 0.00062 = 9.8865 BTC [+] -182664;1356013173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00062 = 3.1 BTC [+] -182663;1356013620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00062 = 2.728 BTC [+] -182662;1356013773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10913 @ 0.00062 = 6.7661 BTC [+] -182661;1356014224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00062 = 3.038 BTC [+] -182660;1356014877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00062 = 3.782 BTC [+] -182659;1356015381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5531 @ 0.00062 = 3.4292 BTC [+] -182658;1356016591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00062 = 7.688 BTC [+] -182657;1356016706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37086 @ 0.00062 = 22.9933 BTC [+] -182656;1356017352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00350838 = 2.105 BTC [-] -182655;1356017881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00062 = 9.207 BTC [+] -182654;1356018296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00062 = 6.262 BTC [+] -182653;1356018654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00062 = 6.82 BTC [+] -182652;1356018976;thestringpuller;!ticker S.DICE -182651;1356018978;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0035 / 0.00368607 / 0.0036995 (658562 shares, 2,427.51 BTC), 30day: 0.0018 / 0.00343695 / 0.0037 (7293593 shares, 25,067.73 BTC) -182650;1356019000;thestringpuller;;;calc (.0036 - .0035) / .0036 -182649;1356019000;gribble;0.0277777777778 -182648;1356019023;thestringpuller;;;calc (.0036 - .0035) / .002 -182647;1356019024;gribble;0.05 -182646;1356019055;thestringpuller;smickles: ^^^ seems possible to short even before the div's have paid -182645;1356020193;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: are you waiting for sdice to pass some serious gas and keel over? -182644;1356020223;pigeons;seems risky, good luck -182643;1356020272;Ukto;well -182642;1356020274;Ukto;it will be smelly -182641;1356020281;Ukto;pigeons: Can I get your opinion -182640;1356020284;Ukto;on the changes I made? -182639;1356020362;pigeons;to BF? -182638;1356020375;Ukto;yeah -182637;1356020382;Ukto;i changed the ordering buy/sell boxes -182636;1356020393;Ukto;and added some quick fill buttons -182635;1356020398;Ukto;and some highlighting -182634;1356020407;Ukto;to remind you before hitting the button -182633;1356020408;pigeons;yes i didn't like the reverse order -182632;1356020421;Ukto;.. reverse order ? -182631;1356020435;pigeons;oh -182630;1356020447;pigeons;hey it looks fine to me. but i just press buttons -182629;1356020468;Ukto;I was able to save some screen space by shrinking them down -182628;1356020482;Ukto;think its less confusing saying Max Cost, and Min Earned ? -182627;1356020498;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: It's not going to kill over but it's a mini bubble atm -182626;1356020507;Ukto;OWAH -182625;1356020507;Ukto;... -182624;1356020515;Ukto;Did you know that firefox.. has a 3d view for webpages? -182623;1356020516;Ukto;0,o -182622;1356020520;thestringpuller;yes -182621;1356020525;thestringpuller;You've never seen it Ukto? -182620;1356020525;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: did you sell some or are you just planning? -182619;1356020533;Ukto;i have alwayas used firebug 0,o -182618;1356020547;Ukto;thats pretty cool -182617;1356020554;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: if people start eating into the .0037 ipo then I will -182616;1356020564;thestringpuller;that is before divs -182615;1356020609;thestringpuller;Ukto: but now I hate you because you are using too much CSS and javascript -182614;1356020618;thestringpuller;and am closing my bitfunder account -182613;1356020623;EskimoBob;lol -182612;1356020636;Ukto;ROFLOL -182611;1356020650;Ukto;did you even have one to start with ? -182610;1356020652;Ukto;actually -182609;1356020659;Ukto;I have been using a crap ton of in-line css -182608;1356020661;Ukto;its pissing me off -182607;1356020665;Ukto;compatability shit -182606;1356020674;Ukto;so I gave up on the css sheets -182605;1356020679;thestringpuller;why do people want to make their stock exchanges so pretty? -182604;1356020690;thestringpuller;the NYSE doesn't have some crazy UI on the floor -182603;1356020694;thestringpuller;it's just computers with an API -182602;1356020700;EskimoBob;Ukto: why those buttons on trade history page? (SELL) -182601;1356020712;Ukto;EskimoBob: click em -182600;1356020715;Ukto;the are jus pretty markers -182599;1356020718;Ukto;but apparently -182598;1356020721;Ukto;no one gets that -182597;1356020725;Ukto;and its obviously confusing -182596;1356020732;Ukto;so I will be changing it out -182595;1356020740;EskimoBob;nothing happens -182594;1356020742;thestringpuller;how much money is bitfunder making atm -182593;1356020750;thestringpuller;unless that isn't public yet :P -182592;1356020756;Ukto;not very much -182591;1356020763;Ukto;less than 1 btc since it lanched -182590;1356020767;Ukto;laynched* -182589;1356020769;thestringpuller;don't you own something else -182588;1356020770;Ukto;linched. -182587;1356020770;Ukto;:P -182586;1356020775;Ukto;2 things -182585;1356020775;thestringpuller;that you used to fund bitfunder -182584;1356020776;Ukto;weexchange -182583;1356020778;Ukto;and hashpower -182582;1356020782;Ukto;fund bitfunder? -182581;1356020785;Ukto;whats to fund? -182580;1356020786;Ukto;just my time -182579;1356020790;thestringpuller;exactly -182578;1356020793;thestringpuller;and as bitinstant says -182577;1356020796;thestringpuller;time is money mah nigga -182576;1356020808;Ukto;oh how I knows -182575;1356020811;thestringpuller;you could be usin' that time to collect yo money elsewhere -182574;1356020826;thestringpuller;how much do I have to pay you to get that FF7 -182573;1356020827;Ukto;actually -182572;1356020833;Ukto;LOL -182571;1356020835;Ukto;SO -182570;1356020838;Ukto;thats what this is all about -182569;1356020857;Ukto;I'll go look in just a few, how about that -182568;1356020857;Ukto;:) -182567;1356020861;thestringpuller;YAY -182566;1356020863;Ukto;but -182565;1356020866;Ukto;no more giving me shiz :P -182564;1356020875;Ukto;and you wear a BF badge :P -182563;1356020877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00062 = 5.611 BTC [+] -182562;1356020885;Ukto;:P -182561;1356020904;thestringpuller;I actually know who you are Ukto -182560;1356020911;thestringpuller;you're sorta pseudofamous from hashpower -182559;1356020920;EskimoBob;Ukto:What if switch assetlist and market in the menu -182558;1356020924;thestringpuller;now that i see your forum avatar -182557;1356020936;EskimoBob;I rather see the market data first -182556;1356020976;Ukto;EskimoBob: the sub-nav is diff for logged in/not -182555;1356020992;Ukto;besides -182554;1356020997;Ukto;the blue is pretty hard on the eyes -182553;1356021003;Ukto;compared to the easy to read blue letters below -182552;1356021007;EskimoBob;it is -182551;1356021012;Ukto;they are within a twitch of a space of click -182550;1356021018;Ukto;:P -182549;1356021040;thestringpuller;lol small world this is -182548;1356021050;thestringpuller;the btc world that is -182547;1356021051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00062 = 10.54 BTC [+] -182546;1356021061;EskimoBob;this is called "porno blue" for some historical reason. Actually all the 256 palette colors are :) -182545;1356021172;thestringpuller;i think the btc community uses more bootstrap than anyone else lol -182544;1356021176;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: no, if you believe anything that lunatic PR baba says, then everyone is a complete retard in btc world, except her of course -182543;1356021190;thestringpuller;MPOE-PR? -182542;1356021194;thestringpuller;who is baba? -182541;1356021200;thestringpuller;da fuck EskimoBob speak-uh da english -182540;1356021201;EskimoBob;yeah that's the one -182539;1356021232;thestringpuller;I don't care about anything that goes on in the forums tbh -182538;1356021235;EskimoBob;or is there any other PR-jokes around? -182537;1356021236;thestringpuller;that's how I lost money -182536;1356021249;EskimoBob;makes sense -182535;1356021263;thestringpuller;i care about results -182534;1356021272;EskimoBob;OK, time to get ready for the meeting. -182533;1356021498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00062 = 5.332 BTC [+] -182532;1356022103;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: S.DICE could have been shorted recently -182531;1356022314;thestringpuller;;;ticker -182530;1356022315;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.44569, Best ask: 13.52978, Bid-ask spread: 0.08409, Last trade: 13.44569, 24 hour volume: 48118.47436117, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.72000, 24 hour vwap: 13.45404 -182529;1356022421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00062 = 3.751 BTC [+] -182528;1356022455;thestringpuller;;;calc 39.97 / 13.40 -182527;1356022455;gribble;2.9828358209 -182526;1356022656;Ukto;thestringpuller: you recognize the char in the avatar? -182525;1356022705;thestringpuller;nah just I"ve seen it before -182524;1356022716;thestringpuller;when researching ozcoin -182523;1356022718;thestringpuller;some time ago -182522;1356022721;thestringpuller;unless that's not you -182521;1356022722;thestringpuller;lol -182520;1356022807;Ukto;0,o -182519;1356022814;Ukto;thats a character from an old anime -182518;1356022821;Ukto;first time I ever used it -182517;1356022844;thestringpuller;ah -182516;1356022848;Ukto;was digging through some files from a real old computer, came accross a scan of an animation cel I have, and used that -182515;1356022856;thestringpuller;yea wrong forum tag then! -182514;1356022857;thestringpuller;haha -182513;1356022857;Ukto;cleaned it up a bit, remove dhte background -182512;1356022881;thestringpuller;weexchange is based in australia? -182511;1356022944;jcpham;iirc -182510;1356022998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00062 = 7.13 BTC [+] -182509;1356023041;Bugpowder;6 hours later I finally solve my LaTeX formatting issue -182508;1356023199;mircea_popescu;knuth'd be proud of you -182507;1356023425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00062 = 4.34 BTC [+] -182506;1356023631;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/what-does-a-start-up-run-on/ :D -182505;1356023643;pigeons;sun drop and cheerwine -182504;1356023656;pigeons;i know they dont have those in romania, hence no startups -182503;1356023694;mircea_popescu;racist pigeons -182502;1356023752;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu you should just take down the mpex front end site -182501;1356023755;thestringpuller;the public side -182500;1356023773;thestringpuller;and say, "you bitches complained too much about Web 2.0, now you shits get nothing. Good luck" -182499;1356024063;gigavps;lol -182498;1356024078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00062 = 6.076 BTC [+] -182497;1356024161;thestringpuller;are these girls even legal mircea_popescu http://polimedia.us/dtng/f/src/133138961872.jpg ? -182496;1356024178;pigeons;what are you ciuicuciuc? -182495;1356024194;pigeons;oh, no they ain't -182494;1356024233;thestringpuller;this is how the FBI shows up at my door... -182493;1356024243;thestringpuller;ugh mircea_popescu this is why we can't have nice things -182492;1356024728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00062 = 6.293 BTC [+] -182491;1356025123;jcpham;http://www.lfpress.com/2012/12/20/bernie-madoffs-brother-faces-sentencing-in-ponzi-case -182490;1356025366;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i have no idea -182489;1356025489;mircea_popescu;are girls under 18 illegal to exist or illegal to be naked in your jurisdiction ? -182488;1356025495;mircea_popescu;cause it gets confusing at times -182487;1356025526;jcpham;it's actually 19 in my state -182486;1356025530;jcpham;minor until 19 -182485;1356025538;thestringpuller;18 usually -182484;1356025538;jcpham;tobacco, voting, etc -182483;1356025549;mircea_popescu;heh -182482;1356025557;thestringpuller;in high school this girl put pictures of herself on the internet to piss off her ex -182481;1356025562;thestringpuller;the ex called the feds -182480;1356025563;jcpham;we protect them for an extra year -182479;1356025565;thestringpuller;girl was arrested -182478;1356025607;mircea_popescu;lol i hope she's serving time -182477;1356025618;mircea_popescu;ok this is huge https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131778.0 -182476;1356025716;thestringpuller;no it's not -182475;1356025717;thestringpuller;... -182474;1356025765;thestringpuller;D-Wave has been around for a while -182473;1356025793;mircea_popescu;so have asics. -182472;1356025814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00062 = 1.178 BTC [+] -182471;1356025848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00062 = 0.868 BTC [+] -182470;1356025910;thestringpuller;ASICS the type of "thing" -182469;1356025916;thestringpuller;or ASICS the bitcoin fiasco -182468;1356025927;thestringpuller;ASICS as in Integrated Circuits as an industry? -182467;1356025951;thestringpuller;also mircea_popescu the .00062 IPO was pretty brilliant -182466;1356025958;thestringpuller;!ticker S.MPOE -182465;1356025960;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0006151 / 0.00061987 / 0.00062 (2624777 shares, 1,627.03 BTC), 30day: 0.00049308 / 0.00053765 / 0.00063995 (104594132 shares, 56,235.22 BTC) -182464;1356025987;mircea_popescu;certainly took a good bite out of speculation -182463;1356026090;thestringpuller;I'm trying to see your correlation between DWAVE and the ASICS market -182462;1356026132;mircea_popescu;dwave is a scam, pretty much. -182461;1356026139;mircea_popescu;the asic market ? what asic market ? -182460;1356026196;thestringpuller;Sarcasm on the internet is like being sarcastic to an autistic child for me -182459;1356026199;thestringpuller;doesn't translate -182458;1356026202;thestringpuller;I apologize for being dumb -182457;1356026212;mircea_popescu;:p -182456;1356026229;thestringpuller;btw http://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/hardware/loser-dwave-does-not-quantum-compute -182455;1356026249;thestringpuller;I remember reading about this a few years back when I was getting into HPC -182454;1356026361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2640 @ 0.00062 = 1.6368 BTC [+] -182453;1356026428;mircea_popescu;"It is actually much worse than the imbeciles attempting to convince the world they have a working quantum computer, as at least some of the quantum computing community laughs at them in public." -182452;1356026430;mircea_popescu;locklin dixit. -182451;1356026466;jcpham;Our current superconducting 128-qubit processor chip is housed inside a cryogenics system within a 10 square meter shielded room. If you are interested in finding out if this quantum computing system meet your needs please contact us for more information: sales@dwavesys.com -182450;1356026487;jcpham;^ fine print -182449;1356026487;mircea_popescu;PREORDERS AVAILABLE -182448;1356026496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00062 = 6.82 BTC [+] -182447;1356026506;mircea_popescu;note the same bad grammar as is par for "asic" "companies". -182446;1356026511;jcpham;just need a 10 suare meter shielded room -182445;1356026523;jcpham;and cryogenics -182444;1356026528;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131778.0 -182443;1356026530;mircea_popescu;ahaha read the replies -182442;1356026535;jcpham;and you can hack the planet, i mean blockchain -182441;1356026540;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is Ver so high on your shitlist now that Bitinstant and Friends are blacklisted too? -182440;1356026549;mircea_popescu;no ? -182439;1356026566;thestringpuller;BREAKING NEWS: I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you. -182438;1356026574;mircea_popescu;he's not particularly high on my list, he did something stupid and got thrashed for it, apologized, hopefuly got the lesson -182437;1356026580;thestringpuller;haha -182436;1356026596;thestringpuller;unlike other people who refuse to admit when they fuck up -182435;1356026599;thestringpuller;I guess that is a good thing -182434;1356026733;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: remember our discussion about the composite Cocoa trading -182433;1356026734;iz;jcpham: also, it's not 128 qubits entangled with each other, it's like.. clusters of 4 (or 8 or some smaller grouping) -182432;1356026744;iz;that work in parallel -182431;1356026758;jcpham;it seems like i read the announcement on that company a month or so back -182430;1356026770;mircea_popescu;jcpham they took funding a while ago. -182429;1356026780;jcpham;and the technical discussion was basically like " it isn't a quantum computer" -182428;1356026784;iz;yeah, a while ago they made news when lockheed bought one of their things -182427;1356026788;jcpham;maybe slashdot or HN -182426;1356026880;mircea_popescu;omfg jcpham has a forum name ? -182425;1356026887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4210 @ 0.00062 = 2.6102 BTC [+] -182424;1356026891;jcpham;yep -182423;1356026894;jcpham;fuck that place -182422;1356026909;jcpham;no offense intended -182421;1356026922;jcpham;i have issues with my words being picked apart by clowns -182420;1356026941;mircea_popescu;hire pr. -182419;1356026952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4807 @ 0.00062 = 2.9803 BTC [+] -182418;1356026958;jcpham;or i can just read and practice restraint -182417;1356026981;thestringpuller;holy shit -182416;1356026986;jcpham;i don't actually have to contribute to absorb it all -182415;1356026988;thestringpuller;dude they made a chip -182414;1356026996;thestringpuller;that can take DNA gene slices -182413;1356027002;thestringpuller;and synthesize proteins -182412;1356027005;thestringpuller;HOLY FUCK -182411;1356027021;jcpham;i think sequencing is now like 98% accurate -182410;1356027036;jcpham;from nothing to human -182409;1356027044;Bugpowder;not really -182408;1356027061;jcpham;i thought i read the other day how they took sperm plus egg from different hosts -182407;1356027067;jcpham;and sequenced 98% of baby -182406;1356027075;Bugpowder;what have they synthesized that has folded properly -182405;1356027084;jcpham;ic -182404;1356027091;Bugpowder;peptides sure -182403;1356027097;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder has it. -182402;1356027097;jcpham;i mis-read things -182401;1356027101;mircea_popescu;the folding is the big problem -182400;1356027128;Bugpowder;also how long? -182399;1356027137;Bugpowder;peptide synthesizers are great -182398;1356027139;thestringpuller;hold on tryig to find the article -182397;1356027147;Bugpowder;but you get a yield of 98% per step -182396;1356027147;thestringpuller;but it seems this device folds properly -182395;1356027166;Bugpowder;the right sequence can auto-fold in the right environment -182394;1356027172;thestringpuller;exactly -182393;1356027185;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: ^^^ -182392;1356027187;Bugpowder;but synthesizing a 300AA string with any yield is not so easy -182391;1356027197;Bugpowder;;;calc .98^300 -182390;1356027197;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -182389;1356027203;Bugpowder;;;calc 0.98^300 -182388;1356027204;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -182387;1356027207;Bugpowder;;;calc 0.98 ^ 300 -182386;1356027208;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -182385;1356027212;thestringpuller;its ** I think -182384;1356027217;thestringpuller;;;calc 0.90 ** 300 -182383;1356027217;gribble;0 -182382;1356027220;thestringpuller;oops -182381;1356027221;thestringpuller;lol -182380;1356027223;Bugpowder;;;calc 0.98 ** 300 -182379;1356027223;gribble;0.00233250566795 -182378;1356027259;mircea_popescu;the 0 was funny -182377;1356027287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6350 @ 0.00062 = 3.937 BTC [+] -182376;1356027336;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: http://www.media.mit.edu/molecular/HamadNature.pdf -182375;1356027372;thestringpuller;the research spawned from that paper of what I'm talking about -182374;1356027575;Bugpowder;First red flag "The Media Laboratory -182373;1356027597;Bugpowder;Second red flag "Shuguang Zhang" -182372;1356027617;Bugpowder;He is a bit of a bullshitter -182371;1356027645;thestringpuller;hmmm -182370;1356027650;thestringpuller;I'm glad there is skepticism -182369;1356027657;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: you like the biology? -182368;1356027659;thestringpuller;:) -182367;1356027706;Bugpowder;I am a professional -182366;1356027711;Bugpowder;in a related field -182365;1356027717;thestringpuller;Ah which field? -182364;1356027721;Bugpowder;Worked at the media lab as an undergrad -182363;1356027753;Bugpowder;http://brainwindows.wordpress.com/about/ -182362;1356027770;Bugpowder;So what have they demostrated now -182361;1356027861;thestringpuller;Ah you're into neuro science! -182360;1356027862;thestringpuller;Haha -182359;1356027895;thestringpuller;one of my friends is working for: http://www.axionbiosystems.com/ this coming semester -182358;1356027912;Anduck;what is it? -182357;1356027944;thestringpuller;neruo-electric interfacing? -182356;1356027951;Anduck;hmmm -182355;1356027955;Anduck;sorry i cant open links atm -182354;1356027973;Anduck;what possible uses are there for that? -182353;1356027973;Bugpowder;The maestro looks like a nice tool for screening new genetically encoded indicators -182352;1356027974;mircea_popescu;ahahah so EskimoBob is really an estonian undergrad with some bs archeology programme ? -182351;1356027993;mircea_popescu;lmao on the interwebs all the dogs don't know they're dogs anymore. -182350;1356028013;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: my respect for you has skyrocketed -182349;1356028032;thestringpuller;I have mad respect for those in Biology -182348;1356028045;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller he's a mouse brain surgeon. -182347;1356028068;thestringpuller;because mouse brains are in abundance... -182346;1356028085;Anduck;hmmmm -182345;1356028165;Bugpowder;There aren't that many cool applications for these arrays in a dish though. the brain isn't flat -182344;1356028181;Bugpowder;and brain slices are dying and have no connections to other areas -182343;1356028186;thestringpuller;yea, axion is still a startup -182342;1356028195;thestringpuller;it's for mainly pure research purposes -182341;1356028204;Bugpowder;the most interesting stuff you can do with the MEAs is studying retina -182340;1356028209;Bugpowder;since it lays flat -182339;1356028231;Bugpowder;for example http://chichilnisky.salk.edu/technology/index.html -182338;1356028275;Bugpowder;This company makes some useful stuff. -182337;1356028276;Bugpowder;http://www.neuronexustech.com -182336;1356028295;Bugpowder;you can record from many sites in the awake behaving brain -182335;1356028306;Bugpowder;silicon probes -182334;1356028328;Bugpowder;I have used them and also done some custom design work in house -182333;1356028339;Bugpowder;hence, not optimistic about ASIC delivery windows -182332;1356028348;Bugpowder;:-P -182331;1356028353;thestringpuller;well you know how chips are made -182330;1356028355;Bugpowder;different set of issues though. -182329;1356028358;thestringpuller;how much time goes into them -182328;1356028361;thestringpuller;for an IC -182327;1356028385;Bugpowder;just getting the probes off the chip and flat took over a year of refinement -182326;1356028395;Bugpowder;balancing the stress levels of each layer -182325;1356028403;thestringpuller;how much were the NRE costs initially? -182324;1356028418;Bugpowder;not sure if that would be an issue with commerical ASICs though -182323;1356028438;Bugpowder;$200k -182322;1356028456;Bugpowder;There is a new project that is going to do much more advanced probes with a $5M budget -182321;1356028466;thestringpuller;Damn son. -182320;1356028470;Bugpowder;collab between several funding agencys -182319;1356028480;Bugpowder;hope I get my hands on them -182318;1356028480;thestringpuller;I hope ASICS don't completely flop -182317;1356028485;thestringpuller;it's gonna tank the BTC -182316;1356028491;Bugpowder;why? -182315;1356028498;thestringpuller;it makes us all look bad? -182314;1356028530;Anduck;asics wont flop -182313;1356028535;Anduck;or well they can but in the end, nah -182312;1356028548;Anduck;it's totally possible to make an asic -182311;1356028563;Anduck;but might take time if there isnt some very good hw makers making one -182310;1356028565;Bugpowder;i agregg -182309;1356028568;Bugpowder;agree -182308;1356028589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00062 = 5.952 BTC [+] -182307;1356028593;Bugpowder;if you have the funding, you can get it done, eventually -182306;1356028594;mircea_popescu;the ideal situation would have been for 2-3-4 companies coming to market within weeks -182305;1356028597;Anduck;afaik there are some stuff current btc-asic makers are fighting -182304;1356028603;Anduck;Bugpowder: indeed -182303;1356028606;mircea_popescu;that is not going to happen with the sort of muppets doing it -182302;1356028606;Anduck;well -182301;1356028609;Anduck;there will be none in a month -182300;1356028610;Anduck;trust me -182299;1356028612;mircea_popescu;the next best is nobody coming to market. -182298;1356028618;Anduck;they dont even have the chips -182297;1356028640;mircea_popescu;Anduck i meant within weeks of each other, not within weeks of now -182296;1356028645;Anduck;ahh -182295;1356028647;Anduck;yeah -182294;1356028650;Anduck;yeah -182293;1356028653;Anduck;hmmm brb -182292;1356028656;Anduck;gotta swap train -182291;1356028656;Anduck;xD -182290;1356028669;Anduck;almost missed this train cuz of traffic -182289;1356028690;Anduck;ill be bach in a sec to talk bout asics n stuff -182288;1356028700;thestringpuller;we need to infiltrate more markets -182287;1356028745;thestringpuller;we spend too much time robbing each other why not just rob a really rich person -182286;1356028750;thestringpuller;and dump all that into BTC? -182285;1356028767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00062 = 3.255 BTC [+] -182284;1356028827;jurov;thestringpuller, was it you who bitched about some rich friends that can't be convinced to go btc and instead smoke weed? -182283;1356028847;thestringpuller;YESSIR -182282;1356028853;thestringpuller;who do you think I'm going to rob -182281;1356028868;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller : the 1bn dollar plan. -182280;1356028898;gigavps;;;bc,diffchange -182279;1356028900;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | -13.2747973704 % based on data since last change | -15.1045589685 % based on data for last three days -182278;1356028912;gigavps;;;bc,stats -182277;1356028914;gribble;Current Blocks: 212920 | Current Difficulty: 3370181.7992778 | Next Difficulty At Block: 213695 | Next Difficulty In: 775 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 9 hours, 29 minutes, and 35 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2922796.99440957 | Estimated Percent Change: -13.2747973704 -182276;1356028925;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=post;quote=1411617;topic=82866.80;num_replies=91;sesc=9cd7069be27b1da97ed8dfd6976381c6 :) -182275;1356028929;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: how do we get 1bn into BTC besides robbing someone? this is taking too long -182274;1356028950;mircea_popescu;just, rich person puts a wall on mtgox, 5mn btc demanded at 200 -182273;1356028959;mircea_popescu;that's the end of it, btc will never be under 3-400 after that. -182272;1356028976;mircea_popescu;he gets his 2-3 mn and a 50% ROI to go along with it. -182271;1356028980;jurov;Ukto, are you trying to post to btctalk as someone else or? -182270;1356028995;mircea_popescu;meanwhile at the kitchen table : "i swear to god this soup makes me blush" -182269;1356029058;thestringpuller;that should be a business or a foundation -182268;1356029076;thestringpuller;the 1bn foundation (rich people give us your money so we can make a bidwall, promising 50% ROI) -182267;1356029094;mircea_popescu;no -182266;1356029099;mircea_popescu;it has t obe a rich guy sorta like me -182265;1356029110;mircea_popescu;aka, couldn't care less about anyone else. -182264;1356029114;Ukto;jurov: do they get enough readers? -182263;1356029135;jurov;who they? -182262;1356029143;Ukto;btctalk or elsewhere -182261;1356029169;jurov;Ukto i got several times more visits from reddit than btctalk -182260;1356029179;Anduck;on what? -182259;1356029278;jurov;well, i still don't know exactly what is ukto asking about -182258;1356029284;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: why don't you care about anyone? -182257;1356029288;jurov;just thrown in some observation for coinbr -182256;1356029292;thestringpuller;are you John Galt? -182255;1356029296;Ukto;[10:45] Ukto, are you trying to post to btctalk as someone else or? -182254;1356029301;smickles;< thestringpuller> smickles: ^^^ seems possible to short even before the div's have paid<<< indeed -182253;1356029307;Ukto;I was just responding asking its worth it -182252;1356029317;jurov;Ukto I was talking about the link you posted -182251;1356029331;jurov;it smell like request forgery or whatever it's called -182250;1356029348;Ukto;wtf -182249;1356029358;Ukto;stupid forums linkerary -182248;1356029371;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=82866.msg1411617#msg1411617 -182247;1356029375;Ukto;there, last line of his post :) -182246;1356029403;jurov;ook -182245;1356029478;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i meant in the "o, what will they think what will they say will they agree" sense. -182244;1356029491;Anduck;sooo back to asics -182243;1356029509;Anduck;whatcha guess, when will the first one be ready? -182242;1356029519;Anduck;remember, they need to make asics, put them on a board and program the whole thing for it -182241;1356029705;thestringpuller;oh mircea_popescu you "dgaf" -182240;1356029711;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: lets his balls hang out -182239;1356029715;thestringpuller;keeps it real like a reall nigga -182238;1356029775;mircea_popescu;Anduck im pretty sure asics will be delivered by a company -182237;1356029780;mircea_popescu;as opposed to the current dramawhores. -182236;1356029808;Anduck;yeah they will -182235;1356029899;thestringpuller;the company will need initial funding and not preorders -182234;1356029929;thestringpuller;the design needs to be done before announcement time and the fabrication needs to be happening before a ship date is even conceived -182233;1356029954;thestringpuller;BFL let their PR get out of hand and they are probably blowing money on expensive cars and shit -182232;1356030128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6428 @ 0.00062 = 3.9854 BTC [+] -182231;1356030528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 806 @ 0.00351012 = 2.8292 BTC [+] -182230;1356030581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 244 @ 0.00351012 = 0.8565 BTC [+] -182229;1356030583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 806 @ 0.00353878 = 2.8523 BTC [+] -182228;1356030756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1394 @ 0.00353878 = 4.9331 BTC [+] -182227;1356030758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 376 @ 0.00355273 = 1.3358 BTC [+] -182226;1356030856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6 @ 0.00355273 = 0.0213 BTC [+] -182225;1356031032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00062 = 6.262 BTC [+] -182224;1356031281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00062 = 3.1 BTC [+] -182223;1356031607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00062 = 3.844 BTC [+] -182222;1356031664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00062 = 7.316 BTC [+] -182221;1356031817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00062 = 4.898 BTC [+] -182220;1356031981;thestringpuller;lol -182219;1356031988;thestringpuller;nickserv -182218;1356032085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00062 = 8.68 BTC [+] -182217;1356032101;mircea_popescu;graham is insane -182216;1356032114;mircea_popescu;he rants about how 3/4 of their "10 bn" was made by airbnb and some other shit site -182215;1356032118;mircea_popescu;what's this airbnb ? this https://www.airbnb.com/ -182214;1356032126;mircea_popescu;there's one user on the site, and that's me. -182213;1356032137;mircea_popescu;what does it do ? rent rooms from people. -182212;1356032308;Diablo-D3;I have discovered the most wrong thing on youtube ever -182211;1356032312;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcfKieawVUQ -182210;1356032356;Anduck;Diablo-D3 ! -182209;1356032361;Anduck;that is so rong -182208;1356032363;Anduck;BUT -182207;1356032369;Anduck;i had some BFL-FAIL shares of yours -182206;1356032374;Anduck;will ya pay ! -182205;1356032386;Diablo-D3;nefario hasnt published the goddamned fucking list yet -182204;1356032395;Diablo-D3;the fucking 30 some BTC is sitting right here waiting to go -182203;1356032406;Anduck;well -182202;1356032416;Anduck;he did tell me how much i had shares -182201;1356032422;Anduck;they published the list atleast of some shares, right? -182200;1356032423;Diablo-D3;yes, but he didnt tell me -182199;1356032427;Diablo-D3;nope -182198;1356032436;Diablo-D3;he did DMC but not di.bflsc yet -182197;1356032451;Anduck;ok -182196;1356032461;Anduck;but..!! i won -182195;1356032462;Anduck;xD -182194;1356032470;Anduck;i just asked nefario if i happened to have some shares -182193;1356032474;Anduck;i had forgot i had ASICMINER -182192;1356032485;Diablo-D3;a lot of people won. a LOT of people lost, and they didnt even own success shares -182191;1356032490;Anduck;i only thought i have a little BFL-fail and BITVPS -182190;1356032504;Diablo-D3;trollgrin.jpg -182189;1356032510;Anduck;yup -182188;1356032522;Anduck;=) -182187;1356032524;Diablo-D3;re asicminer, friedcat is just going to launch his own exchange -182186;1356032545;Anduck;really? ok -182185;1356032551;Anduck;do u have any ASICMINER shars -182184;1356032552;Anduck;?? -182183;1356032566;Diablo-D3;yes -182182;1356032574;mod6;(09:33) < thestringpuller> nickserv -182181;1356032577;mod6;bingo -182180;1356032593;Anduck;Diablo-D3: aight -182179;1356032601;Anduck;do u have any BFL, DD3? -182178;1356032620;thestringpuller;mod6: what up -182177;1356032626;thestringpuller;I have stuff for you -182176;1356032628;thestringpuller;well sort of -182175;1356032636;Anduck;thestringpuller are you the puppet master? -182174;1356032639;thestringpuller;some design analysis after talking with Vorhees -182173;1356032641;Diablo-D3;Anduck: NO ONE HAS ANY BFL, DOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO -182172;1356032646;thestringpuller;Anduck: no it's a reference to the godfather -182171;1356032656;Anduck;Diablo-D3: happy christmas man! -182170;1356032663;Anduck;thestringpuller: aight -182169;1356032666;smickles;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcfKieawVUQ&t=3m -182168;1356032668;smickles;:o -182167;1356032720;thestringpuller;lol -182166;1356032785;Anduck;that's that -182165;1356032918;mod6;thestringpuller: just workin. -182164;1356032935;mod6;actually, im about to run out and see if I can get my new phone. -182163;1356032949;mod6;i hate the cell companies. vzw are a bunch of savages. -182162;1356032960;mod6;anyway, wish me luck. bbs :) -182161;1356033298;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/lets-have-fun-with-paul-graham/ -182160;1356033539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15792 @ 0.00062 = 9.791 BTC [+] -182159;1356033577;smickles;It’s trading at 27 now, and the only way it ever touches IPO levels is through the continued good orifices of Fairy Godmother Bernanke. -182158;1356033601;smickles;must have some good holes -182157;1356033625;thestringpuller;what is trading at 27? -182156;1356033645;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu - not a fan of ycombinator lol -182155;1356033666;mircea_popescu;not anymore -182154;1356033679;mircea_popescu;used to like graham 10 years ago, but by now he sounds like a stuffed manequin -182153;1356033701;thestringpuller;oh facebook at 27 -182152;1356033707;thestringpuller;that was due to aapl losing money -182151;1356033719;thestringpuller;people took money out of aapl and put it into fb and rim -182150;1356033724;mircea_popescu;it is due to the fact facebook is lame. -182149;1356033728;mircea_popescu;it's just myspace redux. -182148;1356033735;thestringpuller;i was saying it being at 27 -182147;1356033740;thestringpuller;it was at 14 -182146;1356033740;mircea_popescu;a -182145;1356033745;mircea_popescu;heh i recall when rimm was 140 -182144;1356033745;thestringpuller;even lower -182143;1356033748;mircea_popescu;and i was buying puts -182142;1356033754;thestringpuller;smart guy -182141;1356033760;mircea_popescu;then it was 60 -182140;1356033766;mircea_popescu;i never saw puts worth 80 dollars each before. -182139;1356033776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00062 = 2.108 BTC [+] -182138;1356033800;thestringpuller;the iPhone destroyed the BB market -182137;1356033807;thestringpuller;or at least disrupted it -182136;1356033808;mircea_popescu;it was just on the cusp -182135;1356033812;mircea_popescu;iphone wasn't released yet iirc -182134;1356033821;thestringpuller;ah -182133;1356033829;thestringpuller;this was "back in the day" -182132;1356033841;Bugpowder;I had almost totally blown up my account -182131;1356033846;Bugpowder;trading options -182130;1356033857;Bugpowder;was down to $500 in front month puts in RIMM -182129;1356033880;Bugpowder;then they dropped about $20 a day for three days in a row -182128;1356033883;Bugpowder;25x gain -182127;1356033889;Bugpowder;yesssss -182126;1356033915;mircea_popescu;:D -182125;1356033950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00062 = 5.89 BTC [+] -182124;1356033969;mircea_popescu;those tyhree days were... -182123;1356033970;mircea_popescu;o god. -182122;1356033983;Bugpowder;Somehow I lost all my money shorting the market with front month options in 2007 and 2008 -182121;1356033988;Bugpowder;I mean... WTF -182120;1356034000;mircea_popescu;i very rarely used options. -182119;1356034008;Bugpowder;dendreon was glorius though -182118;1356034012;mircea_popescu;but i literally did not have enough capital to go as short on rimm as i wanted. -182117;1356034056;mircea_popescu;5 dollar 140 and 12 dollar 145 puts was much nicer than 4:1 margin on stock -182116;1356034075;smickles;mircea_popescu: so how many S.MPOE are floating around the market now, I see that therea are a little under 50mn for sale right now -182115;1356034094;mircea_popescu;smickles well the last announcement in nov i had 958mn iirc ? -182114;1356034095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8950 @ 0.00062 = 5.549 BTC [+] -182113;1356034123;Bugpowder;I would just read Denninger's blog and be like, must buy puts on CFC, Downey -182112;1356034247;mircea_popescu;lol -182111;1356034258;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: thoroughly mind numbing idiocy working its way towards the sitcom -182110;1356034261;mircea_popescu;at the time i soundly despised blogs -182109;1356034262;thestringpuller;it's funny because -182108;1356034265;thestringpuller;I'm working on a sitcom about startups -182107;1356034269;mircea_popescu;lol -182106;1356034284;mircea_popescu;your sitcom can be either of two things : funny or successful. -182105;1356034292;mircea_popescu;but im pretty sure it'll be simply not picked. -182104;1356034317;thestringpuller;yea that's the way of television, but it's more for fun -182103;1356034361;mircea_popescu;i guess -182102;1356034380;mircea_popescu;if you mean fun in the sense of submissive women you'd be better off doing porn than daytime tv. -182101;1356034444;thestringpuller;it's a 15 minute spot for [adult swim] -182100;1356034503;thestringpuller;this is what paul graham makes me think of these days: http://vimeo.com/41960660 -182099;1356034657;thestringpuller;the funny thing about that clip is start up businesses really do that when they get their initial funding... -182098;1356034662;thestringpuller;which is not funny at all it's just scary -182097;1356034718;mircea_popescu;summary ? i don't have flahs. -182096;1356034724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12853 @ 0.00062 = 7.9689 BTC [+] -182095;1356034762;thestringpuller;there are no words -182094;1356034763;thestringpuller;uh -182093;1356034767;thestringpuller;guys get lots of money -182092;1356034770;thestringpuller;set up business that makes no money -182091;1356034773;thestringpuller;lots of overhead -182090;1356034779;mircea_popescu;o that. yeah. -182089;1356034787;mircea_popescu;in btc it is called "going legit" -182088;1356034795;mircea_popescu;or else, the McStupidy gambit. -182087;1356034807;thestringpuller;and when I mean lots of overhead -182086;1356034815;thestringpuller;they hire a basketball player to sit around and shoot hoops all day -182085;1356034816;thestringpuller;for clients -182084;1356034819;thestringpuller;but they have no clients -182083;1356034853;mircea_popescu;myea -182082;1356034924;thestringpuller;dropbox is kinda cool though no? -182081;1356034949;mircea_popescu;cool it is -182080;1356034953;mircea_popescu;billion dollars ? why ? -182079;1356034977;mircea_popescu;imagine, i've never used it. -182078;1356035004;thestringpuller;you could create the same system locally using a an NFS share along with a few scripts -182077;1356035010;thestringpuller;so no, not worht billion -182076;1356035090;mircea_popescu;for that matter, any webhost does what they do -182075;1356035095;mircea_popescu;you make yourself a site and upload there. -182074;1356035098;thestringpuller;XD -182073;1356035109;thestringpuller;Facebook paid my tuition though -182072;1356035119;thestringpuller;well I guess put contracts paid my tuition... -182071;1356035173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00062 = 3.41 BTC [+] -182070;1356035227;thestringpuller;how does BTC infiltrate the physical market mr. popescu? -182069;1356035297;mircea_popescu;it doesn't. -182068;1356035311;mircea_popescu;it gradually but graciously allows that market to use it. -182067;1356035327;thestringpuller;so what will support BTC? digital goods? -182066;1356035363;mircea_popescu;Google used to give me a page of the right answers, fast, with no clutter. Now the results seem inspired by the Scientologist principle that what's true is what's true for you. And the pages don't have the clean, sparse feel they used to. Google search results used to look like the output of a Unix utility. Now if I accidentally put the cursor in the wrong place, anything might happen. -182065;1356035363;mircea_popescu;The way to win here is to build the search engine all the hackers use. A search engine whose users consisted of the top 10,000 hackers and no one else would be in a very powerful position despite its small size, just as Google was when it was that search engine. -182064;1356035366;mircea_popescu;simple point of fact. -182063;1356035380;mircea_popescu;me being here, a few others being here is what supports btc. -182062;1356035384;mircea_popescu;rest doesn't matter. -182061;1356035399;thestringpuller;support is the wrong phrase -182060;1356035405;thestringpuller;word* -182059;1356035408;thestringpuller;grow* -182058;1356035422;mircea_popescu;why do you care if it grows ? -182057;1356035424;thestringpuller;would be more like it how does it grow -182056;1356035448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 319 @ 0.00350838 = 1.1192 BTC [-] -182055;1356035452;thestringpuller;it provides more opportunities -182054;1356035460;thestringpuller;it locks out stupid people -182053;1356035490;mircea_popescu;ugh. -182052;1356035501;thestringpuller;I'm looking at it wrong I suppose. -182051;1356035592;mircea_popescu;possibly. succes is always the sound of the cool kids club going to shit. -182050;1356035598;mircea_popescu;and it's inevitable in the sense all decay is inevitable -182049;1356035607;mircea_popescu;so if you really want success, just make cool kids clubs. -182048;1356035632;mircea_popescu;they'd better be REAL cool as opposed to the play=pretend, circle-jerk, self-granted cool any backwater town kids bestow upon each other for lack of alternatives. -182047;1356035649;thestringpuller;but then nothing gets done -182046;1356035671;mircea_popescu;what's this, a fastfood joint ? -182045;1356035729;thestringpuller;heh, I'm a scientist I would rather see money in the hands of people like Bugpowder -182044;1356035738;thestringpuller;i would rather fund science -182043;1356035744;thestringpuller;even if it doesn't bring immediate returns -182042;1356035758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 106 @ 0.0035 = 0.371 BTC [-] -182041;1356035760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 894 @ 0.00349819 = 3.1274 BTC [-] -182040;1356035798;thestringpuller;http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2088#comic -182039;1356036736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00062 = 3.844 BTC [+] -182038;1356037408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00062 = 1.55 BTC [+] -182037;1356037491;thestringpuller;;;calc (14 - 12) / 14 -182036;1356037492;gribble;0.142857142857 -182035;1356037511;thestringpuller;;;calc (14.50 - 12) / 14.50 -182034;1356037512;gribble;0.172413793103 -182033;1356037570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00062 = 2.604 BTC [+] -182032;1356038603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00062 = 5.828 BTC [+] -182031;1356039251;mircea_popescu;Ukto https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.60 -182030;1356039645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00062 = 6.82 BTC [+] -182029;1356040031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9750 @ 0.00062 = 6.045 BTC [+] -182028;1356040168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00062 = 2.046 BTC [+] -182027;1356040278;Ukto;yeah -182026;1356040279;Ukto;been woring on it -182025;1356040285;Ukto;I caused it :P -182024;1356040287;Ukto;so I knew it was comming -182023;1356040479;iz;what ever happened w/ pirate and btcst? did anyone ever sue him or whatever? -182022;1356040501;kakobrekla;he paid yesterday. -182021;1356040527;mircea_popescu;yesterday -182020;1356040536;mod6;lol -182019;1356040541;mircea_popescu;pirate seemed such an easy game to play -182018;1356040543;mod6;i thought mircea_popescu was just fucking with you all -182017;1356040555;iz;haha, wait.. no.. not really? really? -182016;1356040557;mircea_popescu;now he's gone... -182015;1356040586;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONXp-vpE9eU -182014;1356040620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00062 = 2.387 BTC [+] -182013;1356040866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2036 @ 0.00350019 = 7.1264 BTC [+] -182012;1356040944;kakobrekla;very appropriate lyrics -182011;1356040944;mod6;(13:07) < mircea_popescu> o so pirate paid ? -182010;1356040960;mod6;I thought this was a total joke. ^^^ -182009;1356040961;mircea_popescu;he paid in milk. -182008;1356040963;kakobrekla;sums it up nicley :) -182007;1356040969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35095 @ 0.00062 = 21.7589 BTC [+] -182006;1356040995;mod6;so he paid up with all the account holders? everyone still got screwed via the bonds though. -182005;1356041080;mod6;lol @ vid -182004;1356041098;mod6;YESTERDAY, ALL MY BTC SEEMED SO FAR AWAY -182003;1356041106;mod6;NOW IT LOOKS AS THOUGH PIRATE PAID -182002;1356041111;mod6;SO I BELIEVE IN YESTERDAY -182001;1356041136;mod6;:D -182000;1356041212;mod6;(that last part was a joke - I never gave pirate or btc&st anything) -181999;1356041224;thestringpuller;mod6 -181998;1356041235;mod6;hey whats up man -181997;1356041239;EskimoBob;LOL, looks like the bitcointalk retards have opened a comedy club -181996;1356041249;thestringpuller;we should have a meeting soon -181995;1356041267;EskimoBob;I was laughing so hard that I had tears in my eyes. At least they are entertaining -181994;1356041296;thestringpuller;im always on my phone or driving when you are online -181993;1356041302;mod6;Yes, good deal thestringpuller. Hmm.. I gotta check and see if I can squeeze in like an hour here... one sec. -181992;1356041382;mod6;haha. im usually around, but yeah. -181991;1356041454;mod6;I can take an hour after the next 50 minutes. I gotta prepare a bit for this IBM call I've got at 4. -181990;1356041458;mod6;im on CDT -181989;1356041478;mod6;does that work? otherwise sometime later tonight is fine too. -181988;1356041546;thestringpuller;so 1400 EST? -181987;1356041606;mod6;lets see... it would be 16:00 EST -181986;1356041616;mod6;that I'm availble, i have my call at 16:00 CDT -181985;1356041644;mod6;No sweat, i'll come back here in a bit and try to find ya. -181984;1356041676;thestringpuller;i meant is 1400 good to meet? -181983;1356041689;thestringpuller;i will not driving then -181982;1356041853;thestringpuller;be drivig* -181981;1356041856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00062 = 6.076 BTC [+] -181980;1356042121;thestringpuller;;;ticker -181979;1356042121;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.52003, Best ask: 13.60699, Bid-ask spread: 0.08696, Last trade: 13.52003, 24 hour volume: 34745.59293995, 24 hour low: 13.32591, 24 hour high: 13.72000, 24 hour vwap: 13.51611 -181978;1356042488;dub;so pirate paid back, ewxpect a big sell off, time to get in first before teh panic -181977;1356042501;mircea_popescu;lmao -181976;1356042508;mircea_popescu;i thought the panic is because of the quantum asics -181975;1356042535;dub;that too -181974;1356042552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22650 @ 0.00062 = 14.043 BTC [+] -181973;1356042561;dub;I want my $10 xmas bitcoins goddamit -181972;1356042615;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131778.0 -181971;1356042626;mircea_popescu;it is incredible how retarded the forum is -181970;1356042630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00062 = 2.914 BTC [+] -181969;1356042661;Anduck;well -181968;1356042699;EskimoBob;you have no idea. I was just reading what The Augustocroppo was writing. I mean, this guy.... fuuuuck :) -181967;1356042973;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.24678951 = 246.7895 BTC [-] -181966;1356043544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00062 = 5.611 BTC [+] -181965;1356044304;smickles;jurov: you about? -181964;1356044317;jurov;yes? -181963;1356044332;Ukto;.. -181962;1356044337;Ukto;what exactly, are you about? -181961;1356044337;Ukto;:P -181960;1356044368;smickles;does mpexagent return an ordernumber when it places an order on mpex? -181959;1356044399;jurov;no, it would have to create one -181958;1356044423;thestringpuller;smickles: did you get receipt of my deposit? -181957;1356044424;jurov;you have to call statjson and match the order later -181956;1356044434;smickles;how do you associate mpexagent orders with their mpex counterparts to cancel them when desired? -181955;1356044444;smickles;:P -181954;1356044461;smickles;thestringpuller: yes, I take it that I didn't notify you of that? -181953;1356044501;smickles;jurov: I was hoping that you had it all in one simpe function which i could draw inspiration from :| -181952;1356044519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7896 @ 0.00062 = 4.8955 BTC [+] -181951;1356044519;jurov;that code is not in mpexagent, it's cinbr secret sauce -181950;1356044526;smickles;bah, figures -181949;1356044557;smickles;can I see it an buy it off of you if it fits my needs? -181948;1356044564;jurov;yes -181947;1356044574;smickles;what would you charge? -181946;1356044591;thestringpuller;whoa buying code -181945;1356044594;thestringpuller;lol -181944;1356044610;thestringpuller;am i seeing a code for btc transaction about go down -181943;1356044614;jurov;99BTC :P -181942;1356044625;smickles;thestringpuller: i've made hundreds of btc off of similar things -181941;1356044668;smickles;meh, I know what I need to do, the fee for copy/pasting most of it seems too high to me jurov ;) -181940;1356044728;smickles;thestringpuller: a while ago I wrote an elliot wave based multiexchange+bitcoinica trade bot -181939;1356044739;smickles;it was worth a lot to some people -181938;1356044791;smickles;and the guy selling it for me sold a bunch more copies than he told me about, so I could've made a lot more too :/ -181937;1356044792;jurov;well, maybe you'll come back in 2 months, with foul cries about quantum order waveforms -181936;1356044812;Ukto;jurov: your supposed to compile it, and sell recurring licensing -181935;1356044814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00062 = 5.766 BTC [+] -181934;1356044815;Ukto;:P -181933;1356044815;smickles;jurov: I promised only 6 months of support -181932;1356044833;smickles;heh, jurov sry, misread that -181931;1356044897;jurov;no, seriously. we can make an agreement, but i won't release it cheapy -181930;1356044904;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller> whoa buying code <<< MPEx has built an ecosystem -181929;1356044906;mircea_popescu;i win. -181928;1356044930;mod6;:] -181927;1356045037;jurov;* will raise fee to 10BTC/hr for consulting then -181926;1356045064;smickles;jurov: I just want the one part that fetches an order number from a recently placed order, I don't think that's worth 99btc -181925;1356045101;smickles;it's probably better for me to write it myself anyway -181924;1356045108;jurov;but that's actually largest part of it -181923;1356045118;smickles;'cause i'd have to adapt your code to my bot -181922;1356045122;jurov;thx to mircea -181921;1356045133;smickles;heh, i suppose so, isn't it -181920;1356045145;smickles;mircea_popescu: why doesn't it return an order no? -181919;1356045146;jurov;because it is likely the order never got an id and got executed instead -181918;1356045151;mod6;it does -181917;1356045159;smickles;:o -181916;1356045169;mod6;when you place any order, it returns the order number in the reciept -181915;1356045176;mod6;everytime -181914;1356045179;smickles;have I just not noticed this? -181913;1356045182;mircea_popescu;it does ? -181912;1356045187;mod6;wait... -181911;1356045192;mod6;oh ur right. -181910;1356045195;mod6;sorry, its only in the STAT -181909;1356045204;smickles;zatcly -181908;1356045218;mod6;it does return a statement of what order was placed though. -181907;1356045227;mod6;but yeah, no number. but this was by design. -181906;1356045238;mod6;to eliminate some HFT type stuff right? -181905;1356045265;mircea_popescu;not exactly. the system you're talking to has no idea/not the authority to know what order id the order will get or how will be executed -181904;1356045278;mircea_popescu;and as the entire thing is stateless the only thing you can do is examine the state later -181903;1356045370;mod6;ok.. i see. -181902;1356045385;mod6;My original plan here was just to display the order id's through the JSONSTAT -181901;1356045393;mod6;maybe jurov's is simialr? -181900;1356045396;mod6;*similar -181899;1356045424;jurov;mod6, you have to gather transactions, subtract them from the order you placed if they match -181898;1356045431;smickles;I wonder if i can get away with a 'cancel the order that looks sorta-kinda like ' function -181897;1356045437;jurov;and *then* matche the order with the list -181896;1356045455;smickles;mircea_popescu: this is why mpoebot places orders for limited time, isn't it -181895;1356045470;mircea_popescu;no ? -181894;1356045479;mod6;orders can have expiry's or not -181893;1356045492;mod6;or is that different? -181892;1356045506;mircea_popescu;i mean... it'd be in any case more effiicent to place limited time orders given that the bot knows how often it runs -181891;1356045578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00062 = 2.263 BTC [+] -181890;1356045640;smickles;bah, i would be satisfied with buying mpbor, but I suspect the thing i'm writing will be more profitabled -181889;1356045646;smickles;-d -181888;1356045675;smickles;i need to backtest it -181887;1356045680;jurov;incidentally, i just met a friend who want to do hft bot -181886;1356045698;jurov;he was enraged with mircea's anti-hft preacutions -181885;1356045726;smickles;what? like no liquidity-adder rebate? -181884;1356045737;smickles;isn't that how hft makes most of its money? -181883;1356045751;jurov;no, the slow order placing/cancellation -181882;1356045787;mod6;yeah HFT would make me leave mpex -181881;1356045795;mod6;because i don't want to fight a fucking bot to place an order -181880;1356045826;mod6;that article on ZH really blew my mind. i'd be like fuck it. market tis brok3d. -181879;1356045837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13050 @ 0.00062 = 8.091 BTC [+] -181878;1356045885;mod6;everything that can be done to preserve the organic market of mpex should be -181877;1356045934;mod6;it may possibly be the only real market in the world, even guys in nyc or chicago trading pits have to combat these HFTs -181876;1356045939;smickles;well, damn, i don't think I can put off order number fetching any longer -181875;1356045941;mod6;they hate it too -181874;1356045998;jurov;cue that boromir meme "you don't simply fetch order number in mpex" -181873;1356046006;smickles;lol -181872;1356046087;smickles;mircea_popescu: would you not like it if I had a ~500 iteration loop which called statjson until it saw the order pop up, if at the end of the 500 iteration it haddn't, it would just assume it got executed? -181871;1356046111;jurov;smickles, what i'm trying to explain, you have to account for transactions -181870;1356046133;jurov;cause if half the order gets executed, only other half get an ID -181869;1356046176;smickles;jurov: I know, but I'll be putting only one order up at a time, so if anything shows up with that mpsic, that's it -181868;1356046223;jurov;ah, then okay. but you still have to filter txs from previous orders. -181867;1356046225;mircea_popescu; no, the slow order placing/cancellation << order placing isn't slow ? -181866;1356046230;mircea_popescu;it's fast! -181865;1356046259;jurov;yes! it shows in statjson in only 2 to 20 seconds ! -181864;1356046272;mircea_popescu; it may possibly be the only real market in the world, even guys in nyc or chicago trading pits have to combat these HFTs <<< i know. atm i actually do have an edge over nyse/etc. -181863;1356046282;mircea_popescu;jurov doesn't mean it's not there tho :) -181862;1356046297;smickles;bah, complications. -181861;1356046303;jurov;ofc. for certain value of "fast". -181860;1356046352;mircea_popescu;the twitter to assbot latency is larger than the mpex.co to order queue latency by a degree of magnitude -181859;1356046380;jurov;like i'm using assbot...puhlease -181858;1356046389;mod6;mircea_popescu: i agree. If I was there in the pits and my client called me to place a market order immediately and i was being front run by an algo, i'd go banananas. -181857;1356046406;smickles;it seems, i'll stat, order, stat for diff untill i can reasonably assume that it was fully filled -181856;1356046427;mod6;ahem *bananas -181855;1356046436;mod6;:D -181854;1356046440;mircea_popescu;:p -181853;1356046450;jurov;yes, just that code that can "reasonably assume" it is far from trivial. -181852;1356046470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00062 = 12.958 BTC [+] -181851;1356046531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00062 = 2.666 BTC [+] -181850;1356046547;jurov;w00t all promotional shares of CoinBr.MPBPT shares sold :P -181849;1356046565;mircea_popescu;so you got 100 btc ? -181848;1356046571;jurov;50 so far -181847;1356046572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00062 = 6.355 BTC [+] -181846;1356046587;mircea_popescu;lmao she posted her feet -181845;1356046588;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -181844;1356046603;smickles;what, like to /r/feet? -181843;1356046637;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97272.msg1411280#msg1411280 -181842;1356046707;jurov;no hair? -181841;1356046717;jurov;i'm disappointed -181840;1356046718;mircea_popescu;apparently not a real troll -181839;1356046951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10451 @ 0.00062 = 6.4796 BTC [+] -181838;1356047100;jurov;nobody wants teh codez. cheapskates. -181837;1356047126;mircea_popescu;icecubes in alaska -181836;1356047130;mircea_popescu;you need to sell it to some bank -181835;1356047174;jurov;them scammers? never -181834;1356047224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6067 @ 0.00062 = 3.7615 BTC [+] -181833;1356047586;jurov;really, if a bank approached me for that.. that would blow me off -181832;1356047762;mircea_popescu;why would it approach you ? -181831;1356047772;mircea_popescu;they have no way of knowing you exist, not like socgen trolls irc -181830;1356047863;jurov;so you meant it the other way around? me going to the bank, offering interface to that mpex thing? -181829;1356047894;mircea_popescu;sooner or later they'll be desperate to interface. -181828;1356047905;mircea_popescu;that's when what you learned fucking with it will command 10btc/hour -181827;1356048045;jurov;yeah, i'd be rather be fucking with something else, but that will be, too. -181826;1356048191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5395 @ 0.00062 = 3.3449 BTC [+] -181825;1356048418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00062 = 4.34 BTC [+] -181824;1356048479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10490 @ 0.00062 = 6.5038 BTC [+] -181823;1356048891;jurov;https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/46399_233110583489421_1490839577_n.jpg -181822;1356049047;thestringpuller;its 12 21 in new zealand already so, uh whatever -181821;1356049612;Bugpowder;;ticker -181820;1356049618;Bugpowder;;;ticker -181819;1356049619;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.58001, Best ask: 13.63999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05998, Last trade: 13.56001, 24 hour volume: 36180.25779632, 24 hour low: 13.32591, 24 hour high: 13.72000, 24 hour vwap: 13.52947 -181818;1356049653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00062 = 6.262 BTC [+] -181817;1356050219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00062 = 4.867 BTC [+] -181816;1356050293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00062 = 2.852 BTC [+] -181815;1356051180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00062 = 2.883 BTC [+] -181814;1356051331;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 320 @ 0.18066152 = 57.8117 BTC [-] -181813;1356051574;thestringpuller;;;ticker -181812;1356051575;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.57214, Best ask: 13.59090, Bid-ask spread: 0.01876, Last trade: 13.57214, 24 hour volume: 37126.85270592, 24 hour low: 13.32591, 24 hour high: 13.72000, 24 hour vwap: 13.53985 -181811;1356051657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00062 = 2.232 BTC [+] -181810;1356052381;thestringpuller;;;ticker -181809;1356052382;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.58001, Best ask: 13.59900, Bid-ask spread: 0.01899, Last trade: 13.59890, 24 hour volume: 37146.18653791, 24 hour low: 13.32591, 24 hour high: 13.72000, 24 hour vwap: 13.54030 -181808;1356053055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2242 @ 0.00062 = 1.39 BTC [+] -181807;1356053422;smickles;thestringpuller: ya know, rather than doing multiple ;;tickers, if all you want is up to date exchange rates, /j #bitcoin-market -181806;1356053449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11237 @ 0.00062 = 6.9669 BTC [+] -181805;1356053492;thestringpuller;im driving -181804;1356053918;mod6;there is a bitcoin price widget too for android. -181803;1356053942;mod6;check that out later when your velocity is lower. -181802;1356083978;mircea_popescu;smickles yes. jurov's representation is muchly exagerated :D -181801;1356084450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4976 @ 0.00062 = 3.0851 BTC [+] -181800;1356085702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14393 @ 0.00062 = 8.9237 BTC [+] -181799;1356087050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4232 @ 0.00062 = 2.6238 BTC [+] -181798;1356087128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00062 = 5.022 BTC [+] -181797;1356087560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1795 @ 0.00350019 = 6.2828 BTC [+] -181796;1356087562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1768 @ 0.00350489 = 6.1966 BTC [+] -181795;1356087563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00357336 = 2.144 BTC [+] -181794;1356087563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 837 @ 0.0036 = 3.0132 BTC [+] -181793;1356088098;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.24539864 = 245.3986 BTC [-] -181792;1356088103;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.17780145 = 177.8015 BTC [-] -181791;1356089522;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1000 @ 0.12218421 = 122.1842 BTC [+] -181790;1356089523;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.17711205 = 177.1121 BTC [-] -181789;1356089542;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.24469787 = 244.6979 BTC [-] -181788;1356089599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 5 @ 0.00331001 = 0.0166 BTC [-] -181787;1356089684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00062 = 3.689 BTC [+] -181786;1356090325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13208 @ 0.00062 = 8.189 BTC [+] -181785;1356090436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00062 = 2.17 BTC [+] -181784;1356090812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00062 = 4.712 BTC [+] -181783;1356091269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00062 = 2.511 BTC [+] -181782;1356092184;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 370 @ 0.02807186 = 10.3866 BTC [-] -181781;1356092641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6843 @ 0.00062 = 4.2427 BTC [+] -181780;1356092761;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.48844982 = 488.4498 BTC [-] -181779;1356092762;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.41387733 = 413.8773 BTC [-] -181778;1356092973;mircea_popescu;Unfortunately, I have very bad news. I cannot currently proccess your withdrawals. The situation is very complicated and it's all my fault, that's why I feel terrible about it. I tried to make this up, to keep the site afloat and somehow recover the funds, but it's not possible anymore. Right now there are 1786 BTC pending withdrawal, which I can't honor... -181777;1356092982;mircea_popescu;bitmarket.eu is screwed. -181776;1356093088;sgnb;mircea_popescu: will it be fixed eventually? -181775;1356093097;mircea_popescu;i don't think so. -181774;1356093140;mircea_popescu;and tbh i think keeping money in anything other than mtgox and those frenchypoofs with the eu partnership is at this point cruising for a bruising. -181773;1356093182;mircea_popescu;the exchange market is going out of the "we can do anything" phase, there's no room left for one man and his hopes operations. which means pretty much all the extant ones will close down, and likely miost of them will close down ugly. -181772;1356093215;mircea_popescu;spot sellers a la d&t DBordello etc are probably safe for a while yet, but in general it's a closing window. -181771;1356093672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00062 = 2.418 BTC [+] -181770;1356093881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8150 @ 0.00062 = 5.053 BTC [+] -181769;1356094074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4254 @ 0.00062 = 2.6375 BTC [+] -181768;1356094595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7018 @ 0.00062 = 4.3512 BTC [+] -181767;1356094632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6630 @ 0.00062 = 4.1106 BTC [+] -181766;1356095206;sgnb;mircea_popescu: you lost BTC because of bitmarket.eu? is there any public announcement of issues on their side? -181765;1356095230;mircea_popescu;i lost nothing -181764;1356095270;mircea_popescu;i saw the announcement, not sure if it was published -181763;1356095276;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/and-another-one-bites-the-dust-bitmarketeu/ there it is quoted and adnotated. -181762;1356095304;mircea_popescu;nm, it was announced i'm told. here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5441.msg1413156#msg1413156 -181761;1356095334;sgnb;oh -181760;1356095342;sgnb;you were quoting -181759;1356095397;mircea_popescu;... -181758;1356095409;mircea_popescu;lmao! -181757;1356095427;sgnb;yeah, me too -181756;1356095429;mircea_popescu;what is with this expectation! it's getting ridiculous -181755;1356095468;sgnb;well, everything in bitcoinland is a scam, isn't it? :-) -181754;1356095470;mircea_popescu;in fairness, i should probably learn about quotation marks -181753;1356095500;mircea_popescu;but you know... i was here before pirate. some people preferred bitcoinica to mpoe. those people got screwed. it was a choice tho wasn't it. -181752;1356095522;Graet;um yeah, i misunderstood too, was looking in forum for your announce mircea_popescu -181751;1356095557;mircea_popescu;well at any rate i'm not going bust over 1700 btc omfg. -181750;1356095862;markedathome;um... "there are 20161 19980 BTC missing (edit: I subtracted my funds that also were deposited on Bitmarket), and Bitcoinica claims total for around 50K USD" -181749;1356095875;markedathome;20161 is crossed out -181748;1356095905;mircea_popescu;basically, he was trading 20k of OPM on the strenght of 180 of his own -181747;1356095907;mircea_popescu;this is 100:1 -181746;1356095916;mircea_popescu;and then took that leverage and did a 5:1 on top of it at bitcoinica -181745;1356095919;mircea_popescu;this is 500:1. -181744;1356095927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3774 @ 0.00062 = 2.3399 BTC [+] -181743;1356095927;mircea_popescu;i do not know anyone who ever did this before. ever. -181742;1356095936;markedathome;OPM? -181741;1356095938;mircea_popescu;and he says he has experience. yet even hedge funds stop shy of 100:! -181740;1356095941;mircea_popescu;other people's money. -181739;1356095945;markedathome;oh, other people's money -181738;1356097134;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinstatus.rowit.co.uk/hosts.html isn't this mildly concerning ? -181737;1356097146;mircea_popescu;bitcoin had ~60k hosts last sept but is around 18k now -181736;1356097503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3026 @ 0.00062 = 1.8761 BTC [+] -181735;1356097592;EskimoBob;it's actually getting better, slowly, but still better than July/August -181734;1356097624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3634 @ 0.00062 = 2.2531 BTC [+] -181733;1356097683;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 700 @ 0.05261037 = 36.8273 BTC [-] -181732;1356097701;jurov;;;seen rg -181731;1356097701;gribble;rg was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 days, 14 hours, 9 minutes, and 48 seconds ago: good times -181730;1356099484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00062 = 2.48 BTC [+] -181729;1356100083;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1000 @ 0.08460123 = 84.6012 BTC [-] -181728;1356100952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00062 = 5.766 BTC [+] -181727;1356101764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00062 = 4.092 BTC [+] -181726;1356101944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00062 = 5.766 BTC [+] -181725;1356102304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00062 = 8.37 BTC [+] -181724;1356103744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00062 = 1.674 BTC [+] -181723;1356103863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5776 @ 0.00062 = 3.5811 BTC [+] -181722;1356105844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00062 = 8.99 BTC [+] -181721;1356106135;markedathome;mircea_popescu: people dropping bitcoin-client for electrum/armory/ webwallets? -181720;1356106145;mircea_popescu;must be -181719;1356106148;mircea_popescu;kinda sucky tho. -181718;1356106238;markedathome;though i am getting annoyed with electrum - what is it with "developers" using glorified text files as a database? -181717;1356106375;jurov;hehe, good apology: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=123492.msg1412053#msg1412053 -181716;1356106418;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtG3HywuYlE -181715;1356106420;mircea_popescu;ahaha this is funny -181714;1356106477;mircea_popescu;"The percentage of working age Americans with a job has been under 59 percent for 39 months in a row." -181713;1356106496;mircea_popescu;jurov lol miracea ;/ -181712;1356106498;mircea_popescu;for my sins -181711;1356106539;Ukto;Can be your sister -181710;1356106553;mircea_popescu;i was perturbed enough a year or so ago when i found out who mircea monroe is -181709;1356106602;Ukto;shres pretty hot -181708;1356106608;mircea_popescu;yeah. -181707;1356106622;jurov;yes. wait when usagi finds out -181706;1356106623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00062 = 6.169 BTC [+] -181705;1356106631;mircea_popescu;o boy. -181704;1356106632;Ukto;you should use her imdb pic as your profile pic. REALLY confuse ppl. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1597260/ -181703;1356106660;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/mircea-mircea-monroe/ i think those are better -181702;1356106663;mircea_popescu;but yea, i'd do her. -181701;1356106672;mircea_popescu;and we could have babies and name them all mircea mircea -181700;1356106685;mircea_popescu;the girls could be mircea mircea after their mother -181699;1356106689;mircea_popescu;and the boys mircea mircea after me -181698;1356106742;jurov;so you'll change last name to mircea too? -181697;1356106771;mircea_popescu;what last names. they're going out of fashion. -181696;1356106786;mircea_popescu;"eNumbered is the choice of Occupy, Anonymous and Silk Road users." << ahaha people are seriously retarded enough to think this is a selling point ? -181695;1356106794;mircea_popescu;"use the same currency poor people use!!!" -181694;1356106816;mircea_popescu;100% backed by gold, 1.25% monthly guaranteed. -181693;1356106829;mircea_popescu;apparently they've taken egold and added some ponzi to the mix. -181692;1356106948;markedathome;that sounds vaguely solidcoin2.0ish - does it have account depreciation built in as well? -181691;1356106983;mircea_popescu;not yet. possibly once they find the solidcoin forums -181690;1356107415;Ukto;hey guys -181689;1356107418;Ukto;how bad is usagi? -181688;1356107420;Ukto;scammer tag wise? -181687;1356107431;Ukto;I hear ppl make scam accusations, and other sregard him decently -181686;1356107437;Ukto;he hasasked to list BMF on BF -181685;1356107465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00062 = 0.682 BTC [+] -181684;1356107485;thestringpuller;he owes me 20btc -181683;1356107500;Ukto;does he have plans to pay back? -181682;1356107509;thestringpuller;from his "insured fund" -181681;1356107518;Ukto;which fund -181680;1356107522;thestringpuller;i wrote it off -181679;1356107524;thestringpuller;nyan.a -181678;1356107592;Ukto;i mean -181677;1356107598;Ukto;he doesnt even have a scammer tag (yet) -181676;1356107607;Ukto;and wrote he is trying to make good on BMF -181675;1356107634;Anduck;bmf? -181674;1356107663;Ukto;yea -181673;1356107677;thestringpuller;he wants to liquidate -181672;1356107684;thestringpuller;dont let him list -181671;1356107696;Ukto;why bother relisting then? -181670;1356107700;thestringpuller;smickles had a loan defaulted from him -181669;1356107705;thestringpuller;and so on -181668;1356107709;thestringpuller;all bad experiences -181667;1356107721;thestringpuller;no good can come of listing his assets -181666;1356107732;Ukto;smickles: ? -181665;1356107782;Anduck;what is bmf, Ukto? -181664;1356107794;Ukto;some asset usagi has been running -181663;1356107797;Ukto;i am looking into it now -181662;1356107805;Anduck;yes but what kind of -181661;1356107809;Anduck;where the asset invested? -181660;1356107819;Ukto;as soon as I find the thread ill tell you :P -181659;1356107823;Anduck;alright -181658;1356107848;thestringpuller;miing bonds -181657;1356107871;thestringpuller;smickles is mircea's broker -181656;1356107872;Anduck;ahh -181655;1356107874;Anduck;yes -181654;1356107882;Anduck;is smickles legit? -181653;1356107890;Ukto;very -181652;1356107896;Anduck;good. -181651;1356107903;Anduck;how many of you know him irl? -181650;1356107908;Ukto;I havent personally seen anything negative re: smickles. only positive++ -181649;1356107945;Ukto;thestringpuller: here is how I am seeing it -181648;1356108001;Ukto;If he's listng just to liquidate, (he is already offered to pay the listing fee to use the service so meh), but.. even if its liquidation, at least it will help the community get something back -181647;1356108008;Ukto;rather than all exchanges turning him down -181646;1356108017;Ukto;and he says fuck it and buys nothing back -181645;1356108034;Anduck;why did it got messed up? -181644;1356108039;Anduck;GLBSE or piratE? -181643;1356108042;Ukto;i have no idea -181642;1356108044;thestringpuller;dude he should liquidate off exchangr -181641;1356108047;Ukto;i cant find a detailed thread -181640;1356108056;thestringpuller;and buy liquidate i mean bankruptcy -181639;1356108059;thestringpuller;by* -181638;1356108080;thestringpuller;his asets are no good -181637;1356108085;thestringpuller;he has too much debt -181636;1356108372;mircea_popescu;Ukto well, he's nutty and fucked up a set of imaginary assets. -181635;1356108396;mircea_popescu;you're probably looking at more drama than it's worth. -181634;1356108424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24595 @ 0.00062 = 15.2489 BTC [+] -181633;1356108426;mircea_popescu;Anduck he had a miningthing (bmf), an insurance thing (cpa) and a braindamaged cdo thing (nyan series) -181632;1356108450;mircea_popescu;none of these actually ever did what they were supposed to. the bmf thing never had actual mining gear, for isntance. -181631;1356108470;mircea_popescu;that as to usagi. -181630;1356108490;mircea_popescu;as to smickles i never met him irl but he's been my broker for a while and upstanding. -181629;1356108505;Anduck;are _you_ trusted? -181628;1356108513;Anduck;who are you? -181627;1356108517;Anduck;what do you do? -181626;1356108519;mircea_popescu;o.o -181625;1356108531;Anduck;what makes you trustful? -181624;1356108532;mircea_popescu;well, i am the mircea popescu of MPEx. -181623;1356108539;Anduck;i know -181622;1356108547;mircea_popescu;a ok. so that's what i do. -181621;1356108547;Anduck;what makes people trust you? -181620;1356108558;mircea_popescu;mmm. prolly best ask them ? -181619;1356108565;Anduck;don't you know yourself?? -181618;1356108566;mircea_popescu;;;getrating mircea_popescu -181617;1356108566;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User mircea_popescu, rated since Fri Jul 22 08:04:26 2011. Cumulative rating 100, from 46 total ratings. Received ratings: 45 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 56 positive, 7 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=mircea_popescu -181616;1356108569;mircea_popescu;there's a list. -181615;1356108573;Anduck;do people know you irl? -181614;1356108592;mircea_popescu;btc people ? not rly. -181613;1356108611;Anduck;ok -181612;1356108677;mircea_popescu;but if you come by timisoara you can buy me a drink. -181611;1356108684;Anduck;well why do people trust you -181610;1356108694;Anduck;if i made a exchange and named it "anducks exchange" , would people use i? -181609;1356108708;mircea_popescu;possibly not at first. it's been going for a while tho. -181608;1356108710;Graet;lol -181607;1356108726;Graet;trust is built -181606;1356108735;Anduck;well -181605;1356108737;Graet;people act in a trustworthy way and people trust them -181604;1356108737;thestringpuller;mircea makes me money -181603;1356108740;mircea_popescu;Graet his q is pretty stumping tho. i mean, why do people trust one! -181602;1356108741;Anduck;pirate built a nice trust and then boom scammed -181601;1356108747;thestringpuller;usagi loses me money -181600;1356108751;thestringpuller;do the math -181599;1356108753;Anduck;thestringpuller: i guess pirate made you monies too xD -181598;1356108753;Graet;asking someone why ppl trust them is a rather loaded question -181597;1356108764;Anduck;well -181596;1356108770;Anduck;Graet: have you met him irl? -181595;1356108773;Graet;ask some of the ppl that trust him why they do would makle more sense :) -181594;1356108775;thestringpuller;pirate lost me money and i had 0 exposure -181593;1356108776;Anduck;do you even know where he lives? -181592;1356108782;Anduck;what makes him not to run with your moeny? -181591;1356108795;mircea_popescu;i think some people met pirate or else someone hired for the job at some point -181590;1356108798;Graet;no, but i havent met you either, nor most of the 150 odd ppl that trust me and mine on my pool -181589;1356108805;Anduck;people STILL think pirate will come back and pay-WILL HE? -181588;1356108810;jcpham;so i'm reading this vladimir vs. magazine thread -181587;1356108811;Anduck;yeah they met pirate -181586;1356108811;Graet;250* -181585;1356108826;Anduck;they met pirate and so pirate got like 100k more btc from them or something -181584;1356108828;Graet;so meeting someone proves? -181583;1356108833;mircea_popescu;Graet arguably tho, much less trust is needed to mine on a pool. at most they lose a few day's hash -181582;1356108842;Graet;indeed -181581;1356108859;mircea_popescu;then again, there was that pool-cum-ponzi combo recently -181580;1356108859;Graet;my point is trust is built, not just given -181579;1356108863;mircea_popescu;that's for sure. -181578;1356108868;thestringpuller;Ukto: usagi run assets are bad news but dont take our word for it -181577;1356108869;Anduck;Graet: well do you have any kind of agreement on anything -181576;1356108873;mircea_popescu;moreover, if someone knew why people trust them they could hack more trust i guess -181575;1356108884;Graet;Anduck, agreement with who? -181574;1356108891;Anduck;i mean.. with mircea_popescu -181573;1356108897;Graet;no -181572;1356108899;Anduck;what if mircea_popescu now took all the monies xD -181571;1356108899;mircea_popescu;agreement to what ? -181570;1356108900;Anduck;and ran -181569;1356108910;Anduck;mircea_popescu: tell me what makes you not to run with the money? -181568;1356108914;Graet;he interviewed me for his magazine ~ 18 months ago -181567;1356108921;mircea_popescu;nothing makes me. -181566;1356108934;Graet;apart from that we have cjhatted on irc. i dont see your point -181565;1356108936;mircea_popescu;hence trust. -181564;1356108947;mircea_popescu;Graet o right i recall! -181563;1356108952;Graet;;) -181562;1356108958;Anduck;well -181561;1356108979;Anduck;people trusted _some random guy from internet_ with their life savings (btcst) -181560;1356108986;Anduck;wasnt it enough a lesson -181559;1356108987;Anduck;? -181558;1356108989;Graet;indeed -181557;1356108994;Graet;i wasnt one... -181556;1356108994;Anduck;i am not saying mircea_popescu isnt trustful -181555;1356108998;Anduck;me neither -181554;1356109001;mircea_popescu;Anduck people get divorced all the time, is that a lesson not to get married ? -181553;1356109006;Anduck;duh -181552;1356109009;Graet;fuck yeah -181551;1356109010;Anduck;bad example! -181550;1356109016;Graet;i need a 2nd -181549;1356109026;Graet;divorce that is -181548;1356109027;Graet;:P -181547;1356109031;mircea_popescu;lol ok -181546;1356109048;mircea_popescu;ok, i got a better one maybe. cars crash all the time, is that a lesson not to drive ? -181545;1356109067;Anduck;lol -181544;1356109074;Anduck;but you drive the car yourself -181543;1356109080;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131608.msg1413383#msg1413383 is roger ver milking the forum for lulz by now ? -181542;1356109099;mircea_popescu;Anduck for some values of "yourself". -181541;1356109607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13550 @ 0.00062 = 8.401 BTC [+] -181540;1356109673;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: -181539;1356109695;thestringpuller;i made a script to tell me how much mobey youve made based on the shares left -181538;1356109708;thestringpuller;1800 btc richer ;) -181537;1356109765;thestringpuller;err 6200* -181536;1356109775;mircea_popescu;;;ticker (10000000-6702311)* 0.00062 -181535;1356109776;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -181534;1356109779;mircea_popescu;;;calc (10000000-6702311)* 0.00062 -181533;1356109780;gribble;2044.56718 -181532;1356109782;mircea_popescu;bout 2k -181531;1356109844;mircea_popescu;incidentally, maybe this is a good answer for anduck -181530;1356109860;mircea_popescu;i'm currently worth some 10s of k's in cash and some 100s of k's in stock -181529;1356109868;mircea_popescu;it makes no sense to run off. -181528;1356109909;thestringpuller;you are retired -181527;1356109914;thestringpuller;where would you run too? -181526;1356109918;thestringpuller;to* -181525;1356109920;Anduck;sell all shit n run like ni...ni...nig....RUNN!! -181524;1356109927;mircea_popescu;i was, but i came back out of it. -181523;1356109936;mircea_popescu;nobody can stay retired for long before they're 60 or so i don't think -181522;1356111030;thestringpuller;wise words -181521;1356111078;jcpham;i'm sortof getting bored with all of this -181520;1356111200;mircea_popescu;all of it ? -181519;1356111222;mircea_popescu;here, feel better http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135610253771.gif -181518;1356111325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8908 @ 0.00062 = 5.523 BTC [+] -181517;1356111357;jurov;coinbr.com now working...outside bitvps -181516;1356111366;jurov;live.coinbr.com not yet -181515;1356111438;jurov;whole thing is such a farce...james did not pay for internet conenciton to switzerland datacenter -181514;1356111462;jurov;he is noit reachable now and new owners supposedly can't do anything about that -181513;1356111471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30710 @ 0.00062 = 19.0402 BTC [+] -181512;1356111618;jcpham;i payed it last month btw -181511;1356111625;jcpham;switzerland -181510;1356111648;pigeons;will new owners trigger section "g" of the S.BVPS? -181509;1356111680;jcpham;if I hadn't rebooted my PC in the last month -181508;1356111685;jcpham;I'd have the swiss login -181507;1356111703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00062 = 3.875 BTC [+] -181506;1356111706;Ukto;As of this point, I am waiting for Usagi's ticket reply -181505;1356111710;Ukto;on what his plans are for sure -181504;1356111825;mircea_popescu;uh -181503;1356111845;mircea_popescu;pigeons quite possibly. giving them a little time to come up with proper reports and everything -181502;1356111878;mircea_popescu;my understanding is rg's records were messy. -181501;1356111930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00062 = 10.168 BTC [+] -181500;1356112061;jcpham;i've paid the swiss bill 3 times now -181499;1356112067;jcpham;if that tells you anything -181498;1356112086;jcpham;2x i had to find out from rg that the bill was due -181497;1356112092;jcpham;and that's why my vps was offline -181496;1356112151;jurov;and new owners knew nary of that? -181495;1356112156;jcpham;sorry i'll stfu -181494;1356112160;jcpham;shrug -181493;1356112203;jcpham;i've already grpp'd my logs and i don't have th login info anymore to pay it again -181492;1356112216;jcpham;i had it in a pm but it is gone now -181491;1356112223;JWU_42;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75867.msg1413513#msg1413513 -181490;1356112249;JWU_42;apologies it got to this for those who invested -181489;1356112271;jcpham;ty -181488;1356112319;JWU_42;jcpham: appreciate your patience with this... -181487;1356112329;jcpham;i'm fine -181486;1356112339;jcpham;tbh if you never pay i won't complain -181485;1356112340;jurov;jcpham, okay but you're the owner? or why does namjies &co act surprised over this? -181484;1356112357;jcpham;sorry jurov i know nothing -181483;1356112362;jcpham;i own nothing -181482;1356112382;jcpham;my swiss vps has been offline 3x now and i've payed the bill to get it backonline -181481;1356112391;jcpham;rg gave me bitcoins -181480;1356112397;jcpham;for my services -181479;1356112439;jcpham;and by "payed the bill" I payed the swiss datacenter to get everyone's vps's back running -181478;1356112471;jcpham;rg seemed to forget about switzerland -181477;1356112497;JWU_42;jcpham: I might need to take you up on that depending how this goes ;) -181476;1356112512;jcpham;we're talking maybe 10btc total -181475;1356112513;JWU_42;that is NOT the plan, however -181474;1356112524;jcpham;which i want but it isn't going to help or hurt me -181473;1356112526;JWU_42;jcpham: yeah -181472;1356112534;Ukto;[09:43] will new owners trigger section "g" of the S.BVPS? <-- I musta missed something, did RG sell? -181471;1356112541;JWU_42;the most vocal people are folks with <100 shares -181470;1356112552;jcpham;silliness JWU42 -181469;1356112555;jcpham;_ -181468;1356112577;jcpham;at one point in time at close 1000 shares -181467;1356112583;jcpham;but i sold them -181466;1356112617;JWU_42;I understand their frustration - I lost out on several GLBSE assets as well - but like you - for a dozen or so BTC - not worth the emotional energy to spaz over it -181465;1356112637;JWU_42;but everyone has their right to be pissed -181464;1356112637;jcpham;people need their drugs off sr -181463;1356112643;jcpham;baaaad -181462;1356112650;JWU_42;heh -181461;1356112667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00062 = 3.596 BTC [+] -181460;1356112811;mircea_popescu;jcpham maybe you should get in touch with ajit/namjies ? -181459;1356112903;jurov;we're all so in touch -181458;1356112912;jurov;already -181457;1356113272;pigeons;rg not meticulous with paperwork? no way -181456;1356113299;thestringpuller;bitcoin d is cool as shit -181455;1356113303;thestringpuller;jurov -181454;1356113321;thestringpuller;i herd you have a coinbr api :P -181453;1356113621;mircea_popescu;pigeons ikr, fud -181452;1356113697;jurov;thestringpuller, not yet. i was just waiting for someone to ask for it -181451;1356113722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6662 @ 0.00062 = 4.1304 BTC [+] -181450;1356113890;mircea_popescu;soo, Anduck and co made it in a new post. -181449;1356113892;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/is-smpoe-really-worth-that-much/ -181448;1356113903;mircea_popescu;it's long but i really want to hear what the wise think. -181447;1356113924;mircea_popescu; thestringpuller, not yet. i was just waiting for someone to ask for it <<< haha good policy. -181446;1356113930;Anduck;mircea_popescu? -181445;1356113942;Anduck;yay -181444;1356114027;Anduck;man i made it in the post -181443;1356114057;mircea_popescu;:p -181442;1356114061;Anduck;damn irc logs can be pasted anywhere!! -181441;1356114078;Anduck;u included my jokes in it! goddamnyou" -181440;1356114088;Anduck;well its ok -181439;1356114149;Anduck;monies and the nignigrun -181438;1356114268;Anduck;hmmm.. -181437;1356114278;mircea_popescu;lol -181436;1356114278;Anduck;btw mircea_popescu: what makes mpex superior to other exchanges?? -181435;1356114294;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq.html#14 -181434;1356114306;Anduck;ok -181433;1356114307;Anduck;=) -181432;1356114639;EskimoBob;lol -181431;1356114650;jurov;Double Cherry Truck insignia? -181430;1356114668;jurov;every time i reread the faq, a new surprise -181429;1356114733;thestringpuller;;;tslb -181428;1356114737;gribble;Time since last block: 31 minutes and 26 seconds -181427;1356114743;mircea_popescu;jurov :D -181426;1356114849;thestringpuller;cause no one expects the spanish inquisition -181425;1356114990;mircea_popescu;JWU42 what's the total yabmc story ? about 20k or so ? -181424;1356115117;Anduck;mircea_popescu: wtf is that crap doing in the FAQ page -181423;1356115133;Anduck;"awards" and other stuff that makes "REAL WORLD PEOPLE" think it as a joke -181422;1356115153;Anduck;one running a system like that should not treat is as a joke in any way -181421;1356115159;mircea_popescu;i guess it makes real world people think of it as a joke. -181420;1356115166;mircea_popescu;because why ? -181419;1356115170;Anduck;tell me -181418;1356115194;Anduck;i mean - it just seems to me like some kid made a site ....... -181417;1356115219;Anduck;well if you want people to use your service -181416;1356115231;Anduck;it's not the best way to also make people interested in BTC -181415;1356115237;Anduck;when all the services are semi-jokes -181414;1356115239;mircea_popescu;i guess is the advantage of the rich - they see more humour in life ? -181413;1356115248;Anduck;well , might be -181412;1356115249;mircea_popescu;what;s the problem with a little fun ? -181411;1356115275;Anduck;some may think it's too much fun -181410;1356115281;mircea_popescu;here's the difference : this service is doing things right and has a little humour. the others are mostly humourless hacks doing things wrong. -181409;1356115290;mircea_popescu;trying too hard is a failure mode. -181408;1356115327;Anduck;mmmhh -181407;1356115343;jurov;actually most other sites look like they are made by kids -181406;1356115366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00062 = 4.278 BTC [+] -181405;1356115541;EskimoBob;Anduck: if someone (mircea_popescu) writes about himself in third person, you know something is off. Especially, if they plaster their own name on every silly thing they think they "invented". -181404;1356115563;EskimoBob;lol -181403;1356115565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 179 @ 0.00358628 = 0.6419 BTC [-] -181402;1356115667;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: who are the 5 other businesses -181401;1356115683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14250 @ 0.00062 = 8.835 BTC [+] -181400;1356115741;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller hard to say. mtgox and sdice are there for sure. -181399;1356115752;mircea_popescu;possibly the one asic maker that actually delivers is there too -181398;1356115758;mircea_popescu;we just don't know yet. -181397;1356115758;Ukto;ROFLOL -181396;1356115761;mircea_popescu;maybe one or two miners -181395;1356115767;Ukto;LTC-Global created security BMF -181394;1356115768;mircea_popescu;sr, possibly. -181393;1356115770;Ukto;oh well -181392;1356115772;Ukto;dont care -181391;1356115790;EskimoBob;LOL -181390;1356115801;mircea_popescu;which one is bmf again ? usagi ? -181389;1356115813;Ukto;I guess that was Usagi's response to "What are your plans for BMF?" -181388;1356115830;Ukto;He opened a ticket on BF wanting to list BMF -181387;1356115833;Ukto;mircea_popescu: yes -181386;1356115834;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: code trading -181385;1356115841;thestringpuller;thats the next big business -181384;1356115845;thestringpuller;and review -181383;1356115848;thestringpuller;like you said -181382;1356115885;jurov;meh. i'll believe it once someone licenses coinbr code at fair price -181381;1356115891;mircea_popescu;i sent rowit.co.uk folks a mail see if they're up for it -181380;1356116029;Ukto;ROFLOL: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=88008.msg1413640#msg1413640 -181379;1356116047;Ukto;someones getting jealous :P -181378;1356116066;Ukto;unless crypto posted something that I somehow missed, and he doesnt want to link -181377;1356117474;thestringpuller;;;tslb -181376;1356117483;gribble;Time since last block: 6 minutes and 1 second -181375;1356117536;thestringpuller;;;ticker -181374;1356117537;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.54311, Best ask: 13.54999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00688, Last trade: 13.54311, 24 hour volume: 28976.00583363, 24 hour low: 13.41999, 24 hour high: 13.64750, 24 hour vwap: 13.55264 -181373;1356117566;smickles;what? i see c11, c12, c13 and they skipped c14 (where my orders are) and went to c15! -181372;1356117613;smickles;lolercakes -181371;1356117705;smickles;< Ukto> smickles: ? << what's up? -181370;1356117733;smickles;< Anduck> how many of you know him irl? << probably none, you anywhere near tucson AZ? -181369;1356117744;thestringpuller;smickles -181368;1356117748;Anduck;im in fin -181367;1356117754;thestringpuller;i havr order for you lok -181366;1356117755;thestringpuller;lol -181365;1356117961;mircea_popescu;smickles i think those were sells, by the price -181364;1356117977;mircea_popescu;were you buying ? -181363;1356118075;Ukto;smickles: Usagi had opened a ticket on BF asking to list BMF. I replied asking what his intentions were with the asset. He seems to have a pretty questionable history. -181362;1356118088;Ukto;I got an email from btct.co a few min ago saying that BMF had been listed. -181361;1356118097;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh, I guess that would've missed me anyway then :P -181360;1356118097;Ukto;So I guess he didnt wanna answer my question. :P -181359;1356118145;smickles;yeah, don't question usagi if you want him to pretend to do something -181358;1356118162;mircea_popescu;lol -181357;1356118193;Ukto;I dont midn shrugging the scamish assets onto the others -181356;1356118207;Ukto;It's really more of a positive thing I think -181355;1356118208;Ukto;:P -181354;1356118213;smickles;anyway, i think my WoT rating of him puts my position clearly, he defaulted, an made good after default, but that's no reason for me to trust him now. -181353;1356118265;Ukto;at least he made good so *shrug* -181352;1356118300;Ukto;defaulting seems to have happened more than once for him in the past. -181351;1356118335;PsychoticBoy;I want to get rid of 115 gigamining shares since I am not going to send my personal information to a kid behind his computer calling himself a lawyer, someone wants to take them -181350;1356118408;mircea_popescu;iirc you can't do that. -181349;1356118432;smickles;i bet you can with psy's life rights or something -181348;1356118439;smickles;power of attorney in this matter -181347;1356118499;smickles;is romainia like a weekend trip's distance from finland? -181346;1356118526;Anduck;yeah -181345;1356118564;Anduck;whatcha need? -181344;1356118574;Anduck;1k btc aaand i'll do it -181343;1356118599;Anduck;(includes tickets to there and back + a simple job with no harm to anyone) -181342;1356118605;mircea_popescu;i think it's like 10-12 hours on train -181341;1356118609;mircea_popescu;europe has excellent trains -181340;1356118613;Anduck;its more i guess -181339;1356118616;Anduck;well yeah -181338;1356118618;mircea_popescu;being high density unlike the us -181337;1356118662;EskimoBob;Ukto: is BMF getting re-listed? Oh nooo.... :) I hope usagi has learned something from his previous fuck ups -181336;1356118669;mircea_popescu;;;google distance timisoara Espoo -181335;1356118670;gribble;Booking.com: Hotel Continental, Timişoara, Romania - 185 Guest ...: ; Jari Saarinen - AS-laitos - Aalto-yliopisto: ; IEEE Xplore - Intelligent Computer Communication and Processing ...: -181334;1356118679;mircea_popescu;pff -181333;1356118715;Ukto;https://btct.co/security/BMF -181332;1356118739;PsychoticBoy;wow usagi returns? -181331;1356118746;smickles;Anduck: well, yeah, i was going to suggest you find out if mircea_popescu actually has a sex dungeon, but I wasn't going to pay hardly any btc to help out the venture. -181330;1356118754;Ukto;read the asset details -181329;1356118755;Ukto;its funny -181328;1356118756;Ukto;:P -181327;1356118761;Ukto;you will get some laughs -181326;1356118766;EskimoBob;you understand that you have to go to Russia or take 2 boats, if you want to use a train for that -181325;1356118769;mircea_popescu;2.2k km -181324;1356118799;mircea_popescu;you just ferry across to like estonia -181323;1356118811;PsychoticBoy;omg the saga continues -181322;1356118811;EskimoBob;lol, sure -181321;1356118851;mircea_popescu;smickles : send the missus, i send back pics ? -181320;1356118878;smickles;sounds like a plan -181319;1356118880;smickles;:P -181318;1356118892;EskimoBob;PsychoticBoy: sounds like it. Round #2, lots of miscalculated NAV's and other BS :) -181317;1356118899;mircea_popescu;something like http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135186901024.jpg -181316;1356118924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5366 @ 0.00062 = 3.3269 BTC [+] -181315;1356119141;smickles;mircea_popescu: hmm, i see several better sticks available -181314;1356119156;mircea_popescu;before or after ? -181313;1356119208;PsychoticBoy;Explain how your products and services are competitive. -181312;1356119208;PsychoticBoy;--- Nobody could compete with us when I listed on the GLBSE, We blew MU, SS, -181311;1356119208;PsychoticBoy;MINING and other funds out of the water. We were about 5 times bigger than every -181310;1356119208;PsychoticBoy;other fund on GLBSE put together (from what I've seen of people's balance -181309;1356119208;PsychoticBoy;statements). For some reason or other, people liked how I ran things. -181308;1356119211;PsychoticBoy;lollol -181307;1356119216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00062 = 3.534 BTC [+] -181306;1356119224;PsychoticBoy;my FDBF was far more better -181305;1356119230;EskimoBob;lol "(Have to admit, I wasn't expecting this, and I lost the original BMF contract -181304;1356119232;EskimoBob;when GLBSE went down. I'll propose this, and I'd like to make any changes you -181303;1356119234;EskimoBob;suggest)" -181302;1356119247;mircea_popescu;lol wait, usagi was ever big ? -181301;1356119252;mircea_popescu;iirc never over 1-2k btc, was he ? -181300;1356119254;EskimoBob;I guess this is what you get, when you delete your own posts -181299;1356119260;PsychoticBoy;big jerk -181298;1356119265;mircea_popescu;dmc was 5x that when it started ffs. -181297;1356119270;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: total was about 8K BTC -181296;1356119279;mircea_popescu;total cpa + nyan + bmf -181295;1356119281;smickles;lol, SS stayed small intentionally -181294;1356119299;mircea_popescu;lol he blew ss ? -181293;1356119308;mircea_popescu;should i snap out the visual aids for that "blew" ? -181292;1356119327;smickles;Usagi himself even claimed he wanted to place 10000 btc with us -181291;1356119365;smickles;mircea_popescu: use that pic of me with a smirk holding the camera, it's like i'm holding his poney-tails -181290;1356119388;mircea_popescu;well, usagi is a valuable dramadition to any exchange that'll have him. -181289;1356119467;smickles;http://photobook.bitvps.com/index.php/ -181288;1356119506;mircea_popescu;ahahaah remember the good old days -181287;1356119629;mircea_popescu;but no, i was thinking more blew in the sense of http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135601348721.gif -181286;1356119774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4850 @ 0.00062 = 3.007 BTC [+] -181285;1356120484;smickles;mircea_popescu: Why doesn't MPEx display open interest on options like MPOE used to? -181284;1356120627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 821 @ 0.00358628 = 2.9443 BTC [-] -181283;1356120628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 369 @ 0.00355917 = 1.3133 BTC [-] -181282;1356120630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 410 @ 0.00349819 = 1.4343 BTC [-] -181281;1356120647;thestringpuller;boom the short is closed -181280;1356120711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12621 @ 0.00062 = 7.825 BTC [+] -181279;1356121163;smickles;breaking news, s.mpoe is worth as much as we want to trust mircea_popescu -181278;1356121427;mircea_popescu;smickles lol yeah -181277;1356121462;mircea_popescu;re the open interest... already so many numbers in there ;/ -181276;1356121538;mircea_popescu;re blog comment : for every 500 btc i make smpoe must appreciate by 5k ? is this sustainable ? -181275;1356121602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0036 = 5.4 BTC [+] -181274;1356121644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11475 @ 0.00062 = 7.1145 BTC [+] -181273;1356122091;mircea_popescu;;;later tell namjies https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131922.0 -181272;1356122091;gribble;The operation succeeded. -181271;1356122744;EskimoBob;so they are on a verge of going out of business? -181270;1356122770;gigavps;who? -181269;1356122786;EskimoBob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131922.0 -181268;1356122791;EskimoBob;sounds really bad -181267;1356122842;gigavps;huh -181266;1356122858;gigavps;did someone steal EskimoBob's handle -181265;1356122908;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob tis unclear. new team trying to turn things around -181264;1356122918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00062 = 3.72 BTC [+] -181263;1356122928;EskimoBob;I hope they do and good luck with that. -181262;1356123011;gigavps;;;bc,stats -181261;1356123013;gribble;Current Blocks: 213054 | Current Difficulty: 3370181.7992778 | Next Difficulty At Block: 213695 | Next Difficulty In: 641 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 8 hours, 22 minutes, and 41 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2919948.29465722 | Estimated Percent Change: -13.3593239604 -181260;1356123030;gigavps;whoa -181259;1356123039;mircea_popescu;jurov live.coinbr.com is down ? -181258;1356123051;mircea_popescu;gigavps yes, diff has been dropping steadily. -181257;1356123052;EskimoBob;BTW, 5519 shares left and div date is 22 so get in and enjoy -181256;1356123091;EskimoBob;something that crawls up at 4-7% per week has to drop sooner or later -181255;1356123095;gigavps;EskimoBob i thought you only bought turds, i didn't know you were selling them -181254;1356123100;EskimoBob;and after halving... -181253;1356123101;mircea_popescu;lol -181252;1356123111;JWU_42;heh -181251;1356123116;EskimoBob;i do not do mining gigavps so thy can not be turds -181250;1356123125;EskimoBob;turd business is all yours, gigavps -181249;1356123130;mircea_popescu;i guess everyone was hoping for price spike, that didn'ty happen so miners are going offline -181248;1356123131;EskimoBob;:) -181247;1356123137;mircea_popescu;worst scenario for btc, but hey. it's what it is. -181246;1356123147;gigavps;asic will arrive soon enough -181245;1356123148;mircea_popescu;also means miner market is pretty much saturated/no more dollars pouring in -181244;1356123159;JWU_42;^ +1 -181243;1356123176;mircea_popescu;which means asic companies have all the money they will everget, period. -181242;1356123179;EskimoBob;and imaginary ASICS have not materialized so what else is there to expect -181241;1356123187;mircea_popescu;if they fail to make asics in these runs, there's no asics in 2013 at all. -181240;1356123192;mircea_popescu;and i suspect this is the more likely outcome. -181239;1356123210;JWU_42;no asic in 2013 = butthurt for me -181238;1356123236;EskimoBob;2013 Feb. is the most optimistic -181237;1356123270;EskimoBob;so it's more like May if history repeats... and it usually does -181236;1356123293;gigavps;lol -181235;1356123297;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob may is impossible. either jan, feb or march in degrading order of likeliness -181234;1356123299;mircea_popescu;or else next year. -181233;1356123303;gigavps;EskimoBob does have a point there -181232;1356123305;mircea_popescu;all this due to capital constraints -181231;1356123307;JWU_42;well - October/November = Feb/March for BFL -181230;1356123312;JWU_42;this was proven before -181229;1356123315;JWU_42;;) -181228;1356123335;gigavps;has bASIC stopped communicating all together? -181227;1356123348;JWU_42;bASIC is Thom? -181226;1356123351;gigavps;saw a couple posts of disgrunted people in the forums -181225;1356123353;gigavps;yep -181224;1356123365;kakobrekla;money flow cumulative is at all time high -181223;1356123374;gigavps;i do find it interesting that he was only active when he wanted everyone's money -181222;1356123376;JWU_42;and saw they are rebuying (or he) fpga stuff at $.20 on the dollar -181221;1356123382;kakobrekla;buyers still buying -181220;1356123393;JWU_42;maybe my numbers are a tad off -181219;1356123401;gigavps;kakobrekla where did you get that stat? -181218;1356123407;mircea_popescu;tbh i think we are headed for a recession. -181217;1356123412;kakobrekla;hold on -181216;1356123544;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/36/Ao/4Zj9Ykv7/mfchigh.png -181215;1356123547;kakobrekla;there ya go gigavps -181214;1356123579;gigavps;blue == buy? -181213;1356123592;kakobrekla;red is price -181212;1356123596;kakobrekla;blue is money flow -181211;1356123611;gigavps;wow -181210;1356123624;gigavps;it's higher than at the $29 peak -181209;1356123635;kakobrekla;i told you it is all time high -181208;1356123649;gigavps;holy fuckballs -181207;1356123679;JWU_42;this from Gox? -181206;1356123679;gigavps;so the moneyflow scale is on the right? -181205;1356123689;kakobrekla;yes gox -181204;1356123690;JWU_42;might color the axis red and blue -181203;1356123693;gigavps;left -181202;1356123695;JWU_42;make it easier to discern -181201;1356123699;kakobrekla;left is money flow right is price -181200;1356123704;gigavps;kk -181199;1356123718;kakobrekla;btw -181198;1356123724;kakobrekla;money flow oscilator owns with bitcoin -181197;1356123725;kakobrekla;;) -181196;1356123763;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla im not sure i trust that data. -181195;1356123769;kakobrekla;k -181194;1356123769;JWU_42;interefsting that price hasn't moved much despite the moneyflow -181193;1356123780;JWU_42;last time you had this moneyflow price went up about 4x -181192;1356123784;kakobrekla;its pooling data with sierra chart plugin -181191;1356123786;kakobrekla;so data is fine -181190;1356123794;mircea_popescu;for one, outflow far exceeds total inflow at most points. -181189;1356123798;mircea_popescu;this is a logical impossibility -181188;1356123814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00062 = 0.93 BTC [+] -181187;1356123834;JWU_42;makes sense -181186;1356123840;JWU_42;taking BTC to USD -181185;1356123855;JWU_42;or some other currency -181184;1356123862;kakobrekla;volume made on uptick is bull on downtick is bear -181183;1356123862;mircea_popescu;outflow is outflow -181182;1356123866;JWU_42;maybe i am not "getting" the graph -181181;1356123870;mircea_popescu;you can't have more outflow than the total inflow to date. -181180;1356123920;thestringpuller;sell X.IDIFF.MAR -181179;1356123922;kakobrekla;only btc usd on gox -181178;1356123928;kakobrekla;not all btc traded every everywhere -181177;1356123930;mircea_popescu;even so. -181176;1356123942;JWU_42;mircea_popescu: I see your point... -181175;1356123948;mircea_popescu;it would propose most outflow goes through gox but not most inflow, which is nonsense -181174;1356123952;mircea_popescu;it's the other way around if anything -181173;1356123963;mircea_popescu;gox is used miostly for inflow, people take money out privately. -181172;1356123965;kakobrekla;is about the direction of trade -181171;1356123970;mircea_popescu;yes. -181170;1356123989;JWU_42;I would think the opposite - most epople sell via mtgox as price is highest (generally) -181169;1356123998;JWU_42;and buy elsewhere where prices are lower -181168;1356123998;mircea_popescu;nah cause people don't want the kyc -181167;1356123999;thestringpuller;ni -181166;1356124002;thestringpuller;no -181165;1356124010;thestringpuller;inflow yo -181164;1356124011;mircea_popescu;the buyers are many and small timers, the sellers are few and sell large chunks -181163;1356124014;mircea_popescu;not the other way around -181162;1356124034;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: btc recession? -181161;1356124036;JWU_42;Then I break the rules -181160;1356124056;kakobrekla;the chart is fine -181159;1356124078;kakobrekla;perhaps we should call it cumulative delta -181158;1356124083;kakobrekla;http://www.trade2win.com/articles/1670-trading-cumulative-delta-indicator -181157;1356124085;mircea_popescu;JWU42 obviously not actual rules, just tendencies -181156;1356124093;JWU_42;heh -181155;1356124095;JWU_42;I know -181154;1356124102;JWU_42;rules isn't the best word choice -181153;1356124145;mircea_popescu;o, well if its +delta then sure. -181152;1356124150;mircea_popescu;orders rather than actual trades -181151;1356124166;mircea_popescu;that's a sentiment guesser not a historical descriptor. -181150;1356124251;kakobrekla;its trades -181149;1356124261;kakobrekla;its actual trades that happend with market orders -181148;1356124266;kakobrekla;no limit order data -181147;1356124300;mircea_popescu;mmm -181146;1356124333;mircea_popescu;how do you even distinguish market from limit orders on mtgox, do they mark them in some api output ? -181145;1356124339;kakobrekla;if one buys at market its obvious that on the other side there is a lmit order to be filled -181144;1356124376;mircea_popescu;a trade can be eitgher limit crossing limit or market crossing limit -181143;1356124385;mircea_popescu;i thought you said above this data is market orders only ? -181142;1356124417;mircea_popescu;in other news, btcjam lol. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112447.msg1413923#msg1413923 -181141;1356124425;kakobrekla;with mtgox you cant place a bid limit over ask -181140;1356124460;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? -181139;1356124463;kakobrekla;ya -181138;1356124470;mircea_popescu;i guess it shows i never use it lol -181137;1356124561;kakobrekla;its more useful for btc than anything else -181136;1356125125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13101 @ 0.00062 = 8.1226 BTC [+] -181135;1356125790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00062 = 2.356 BTC [+] -181134;1356126337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8848 @ 0.00062 = 5.4858 BTC [+] -181133;1356126647;JWU_42;that btcjam is BAD -181132;1356126650;JWU_42;ugh -181131;1356126660;kakobrekla;urlpls -181130;1356126688;JWU_42;the one MP posted just above -181129;1356126706;JWU_42;77% repayment -181128;1356126711;JWU_42;or 23% scam -181127;1356126715;JWU_42;BAD BAD BAD -181126;1356126728;JWU_42;well - maybe not scam -181125;1356126737;JWU_42;but not something that gets me excited to lend -181124;1356126740;mircea_popescu;its laughable -181123;1356126747;mircea_popescu;works out to like -99% API ? lol -181122;1356127264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850000 @ 0.00062 = 1767 BTC [+] -181121;1356127337;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/is-smpoe-really-worth-that-much/#comment-91079 -181120;1356127343;mircea_popescu;lmao this is today's top comedy -181119;1356127444;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 420 @ 0.11564518 = 48.571 BTC [-] -181118;1356127750;Anduck;damn you mp -181117;1356127763;Anduck;+ they talk horribad english -181116;1356127763;Anduck;!! -181115;1356127776;mircea_popescu;"or you can cover your debts with a loan from yourself by this EU third party whom mystifies stuff, which is state business again.. and any government is fraudulent." -181114;1356127777;mircea_popescu;!!! -181113;1356127828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6483 @ 0.00062 = 4.0195 BTC [+] -181112;1356127890;Anduck;mircea_popescu: the first comment. i understood nothing -181111;1356127915;mircea_popescu;join the clubn -181110;1356127917;Anduck;except the final part, that one i got -181109;1356128418;smickles;jurov: live.coinbr.com down? -181108;1356128572;thestringpuller;yea. bitvps -181107;1356128669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00062 = 6.572 BTC [+] -181106;1356129141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00062 = 4.185 BTC [+] -181105;1356129398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9098 @ 0.00062 = 5.6408 BTC [+] -181104;1356130283;smickles;thestringpuller: I'm chatting here via a bitvps server :o -181103;1356130395;Namjies;Not all servers are alright. -181102;1356130807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00062 = 4.464 BTC [+] -181101;1356131288;mircea_popescu;This doesn't mean that it's doom and gloom. (though we've had plenty of that already). What it means is that I won't have time to maintain the miners, keep things running, or run the sites/infrastructure. -181100;1356131288;mircea_popescu;So this means either: -181099;1356131288;mircea_popescu;A) BTCSYN will be shut down, and we'll figure out a sane way to do that (liquidate and pay out to shareholders using this list) -181098;1356131288;mircea_popescu;B) Someone else will need to pick up the torch and continue operation (At the vote of shareholders). -181097;1356131288;mircea_popescu;C) Some other alternative I haven't thought of yet. -181096;1356131342;mircea_popescu;IF we decide to liquidate (ie no other alternative is presented) be aware that the debt to enterpoint is larger than our current liquid assets, and the liquidatable value of those other 4 boards isn't very high with ASICs around the corner. Ideally another alternative will be possible. We'll see in the newyear. -181095;1356131379;Namjies;Good grief... -181094;1356131387;mircea_popescu;i forgot the quotes again -181093;1356131394;mircea_popescu;IT IS NOT ME GOING OUT OF BUSINESS PEOPLE -181092;1356131397;mircea_popescu;I AM QUOTING. -181091;1356131398;mircea_popescu;ty. -181090;1356131459;Namjies;I usually understand that by the immediately following statement mentionning that X business is going down. -181089;1356131471;mircea_popescu;ya well i nearly created a panic yest -181088;1356131479;EskimoBob;BTCSYN? -181087;1356131479;Namjies;or the failure statement including things that you're not even in business in. -181086;1356131499;mircea_popescu;i don't remember who it was i was quoting, but a few people were spooked. -181085;1356131514;mircea_popescu;o, the bitcoin-market.eu it was. -181084;1356131531;thestringpuller;;;ticker -181083;1356131532;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.47429, Best ask: 13.56797, Bid-ask spread: 0.09368, Last trade: 13.47425, 24 hour volume: 29638.17165934, 24 hour low: 13.41999, 24 hour high: 13.64750, 24 hour vwap: 13.54771 -181082;1356131561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3986 @ 0.00062 = 2.4713 BTC [+] -181081;1356131568;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -181080;1356131569;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00062 / 0.00062 / 0.00062 (3767064 shares, 2,335.58 BTC), 30day: 0.00049308 / 0.00054214 / 0.00063995 (104595129 shares, 56,705.52 BTC) -181079;1356131582;Namjies;There wasn't much in that quote other than money was lost and the business was attempted to be kept afloat to recoup loss through fees or something like that. -181078;1356131591;mircea_popescu;;;calc (0.00062/0.00054214) ** 12 -181077;1356131592;gribble;5.00452492634 -181076;1356131594;Namjies;For once that could potentially have been applied to MPEx -181075;1356131598;mircea_popescu;500%. ftw. -181074;1356131610;mircea_popescu;Namjies ya, i wasn't too careful. -181073;1356131625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00062 = 2.046 BTC [+] -181072;1356131881;thestringpuller;what if a transaction never gets put into a block? -181071;1356131955;FabianB_;thestringpuller: make a new transaction with a fee -181070;1356131974;thestringpuller;but when will the original transaction die? -181069;1356131984;thestringpuller;when it is at 0% network prop? -181068;1356132079;Namjies;a transaction with an higher fee has priority over the same output with a lesser fee, I believe. -181067;1356132213;FabianB_;depends on the miner (or pool), different pools implement it differently i think -181066;1356132500;mircea_popescu;a broadcast transaction pretty much never dies if i understand this correctly -181065;1356132504;mircea_popescu;unless some of its input is spent -181064;1356132563;kakobrekla;ummm -181063;1356132571;kakobrekla;afaik its discarded after a while -181062;1356132575;kakobrekla;if it doesnt get confirmed -181061;1356132580;kakobrekla;one would need to resend -181060;1356132597;kakobrekla;seems to be right thing to do -181059;1356132608;kakobrekla;or else we could build infinitive queue -181058;1356132692;kakobrekla;Namjies https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131922.msg1414201;topicseen#msg1414201 -181057;1356132727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18850 @ 0.00062 = 11.687 BTC [+] -181056;1356133315;thestringpuller;;;tslb -181055;1356133319;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 38 seconds -181054;1356133669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5939 @ 0.00062 = 3.6822 BTC [+] -181053;1356133700;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: how many dmc shares do you even have? -181052;1356133777;Diablo-D3;if its not a large fraction of the missing 300 some shares, why bother me over it -181051;1356133810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 96 @ 0.00349819 = 0.3358 BTC [-] -181050;1356133812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00348464 = 5.9239 BTC [-] -181049;1356133813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2250 @ 0.00346752 = 7.8019 BTC [-] -181048;1356133814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00346504 = 5.1976 BTC [-] -181047;1356133815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00345578 = 8.6395 BTC [-] -181046;1356133817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00344559 = 3.6179 BTC [-] -181045;1356133818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5587 @ 0.00343861 = 19.2115 BTC [-] -181044;1356133819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4700 @ 0.00342636 = 16.1039 BTC [-] -181043;1356133819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00339841 = 2.039 BTC [-] -181042;1356133820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1041 @ 0.00337007 = 3.5082 BTC [-] -181041;1356133821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7495 @ 0.00190012 = 14.2414 BTC [-] -181040;1356133822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 208020 @ 0.00190011 = 395.2609 BTC [-] -181039;1356133823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 506 @ 0.00190007 = 0.9614 BTC [-] -181038;1356133824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00190001 = 9.5001 BTC [-] -181037;1356133826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 507115 @ 0.0018 = 912.807 BTC [-] -181036;1356133827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 995840 @ 0.0014 = 1394.176 BTC [-] -181035;1356133830;mircea_popescu;o.o -181034;1356133839;mircea_popescu;no fucking way. -181033;1356133845;Namjies;FUCK -181032;1356133857;Namjies;I should have had a bid in! -181031;1356133872;Namjies;Why didn't I have more BTC available for this! -181030;1356133888;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -181029;1356133888;Namjies;I wanted to have bids in... -181028;1356133890;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0014 / 0.00161337 / 0.0036 (1753279 shares, 2,828.70 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00308387 / 0.0037 (9053859 shares, 27,921.00 BTC) -181027;1356133906;mircea_popescu;breathtaking. -50% 1day avg -181026;1356133999;kakobrekla;i took the bid out. -181025;1356134005;kakobrekla;;> -181024;1356134011;kakobrekla;i win! -181023;1356134018;thestringpuller;haha -181022;1356134030;mircea_popescu;lol? -181021;1356134033;Namjies;Which one? -181020;1356134036;thestringpuller;who offloaded -181019;1356134050;thestringpuller;and why? -181018;1356134073;mircea_popescu;good q. -181017;1356134093;smickles;whoever got that 1394btc worth at .0014 should be happy -181016;1356134097;smickles;come dividend day -181015;1356134114;kakobrekla;i had a bid at 18 for a while -181014;1356134125;mircea_popescu;smickles ya srsly. -181013;1356134132;mircea_popescu;what's it projected to pay anymore ? -181012;1356134195;smickles;;;calc (30000-16000)/100000000 -181011;1356134196;gribble;0.00014 -181010;1356134202;smickles;a 100% dividend -181009;1356134215;smickles;*monthly -181008;1356134218;mircea_popescu;no fuycking way ?! -181007;1356134248;mircea_popescu;10% man. -181006;1356134252;mircea_popescu;it's 0.0014 -181005;1356134255;Anduck;wat -181004;1356134261;EskimoBob;smickles: next div day will not be as nice as those so far -181003;1356134274;Anduck;LOL -181002;1356134281;Anduck;did S.DICE just go down like hell -181001;1356134281;Anduck;xD -181000;1356134283;mircea_popescu;EskimoBob next div day its projected to pay as much as TOTAL so far. -180999;1356134285;Anduck;my luck indeed. -180998;1356134309;EskimoBob;do the math. There will me more shares outstanding to share the income -180997;1356134313;smickles;it should pop back up soon tho -180996;1356134336;smickles;I see no fundamental difference b/t now and earlier -180995;1356134338;mircea_popescu;no there won't lol. -180994;1356134356;Namjies;EskimoBob, on MPEx, all shares even non-outstanding get dividends. -180993;1356134365;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: are you telling me, that they can not sell any shares from III ? -180992;1356134368;mircea_popescu;it's always been divided to 100 mn -180991;1356134377;EskimoBob;WHAT Namjies! -180990;1356134393;Namjies;So no more shares to split. Beside, each share represent 100 000 000th of SatoshiDice income. -180989;1356134395;EskimoBob;are you serious? -180988;1356134407;smickles;EskimoBob: the other 90000000shares are not treasury stock -180987;1356134411;Namjies;EskimoBob, yes... -180986;1356134433;Anduck;happy 22th day! -180985;1356134437;mircea_popescu;ty. -180984;1356134446;Namjies;Evoorhees keeps 90% of revenue, the 10 million he's selling is for 10% of revenue. -180983;1356134447;smickles;22th day? -180982;1356134464;Namjies;Otherwise SatoshiDice would be paying 10-20% per month... -180981;1356134472;EskimoBob;sure but the ones he has not sold in IPO can not get divs or ... -180980;1356134477;Anduck;smickles: day changed in finland -180979;1356134485;EskimoBob;fuck, this IPO is even bigger fuck up than I ever imagined -180978;1356134492;smickles;Anduck: you fins celebrate the 22nd? -180977;1356134499;Anduck;nah... we don't actually -180976;1356134503;Namjies;EskimoBob, the dividends shown on MPEx is for 10 million shares. -180975;1356134507;Anduck;i just happened to notice it at 00:00 -180974;1356134520;smickles;heh, you had me baffled Anduck -180973;1356134526;Namjies;or 10% of SD's income. -180972;1356134534;Anduck;well uhmm whats happening to SD? -180971;1356134537;smickles;EskimoBob: i don't understand what you are upset about -180970;1356134540;Namjies;The other 90% Evoorhees keep. -180969;1356134542;Anduck;did my shares just lose all its value? -180968;1356134565;EskimoBob;smickle, I am not upset at all but who keeps the divs on shares not sold on IPO? -180967;1356134566;kakobrekla;yes they are worthless -180966;1356134569;kakobrekla;send em over. -180965;1356134572;kakobrekla;jeez. -180964;1356134573;Anduck;ok -180963;1356134579;Anduck;what bitcoin address i sent -180962;1356134581;Anduck;sned * -180961;1356134583;Namjies;EskimoBob, Evoorhees... -180960;1356134589;EskimoBob;really? -180959;1356134593;Anduck;ye -180958;1356134600;EskimoBob;LOL -180957;1356134601;smickles;Anduck: someone just sold a bunch, for personal reasons it seems because there isn't any bad news out there -180956;1356134604;Namjies;Otherwise, what, someone buy one share and no one else and that person gets everything? -180955;1356134608;Anduck;alright, smickles.. -180954;1356134612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00062 = 13.144 BTC [+] -180953;1356134618;kakobrekla;big double spend commin up! -180952;1356134640;kakobrekla;also pirate paid yesterday. -180951;1356134640;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla -180950;1356134646;Namjies;That share didn't finance the whole of SatoshiDice. SatoshiDice was already financed. -180949;1356134647;Anduck;big 0.1 bets to <1 handle winning streak incoming -180948;1356134659;Namjies;SatoshiDice went public. -180947;1356134659;EskimoBob;Namjies: you kno what treasury stock is and why shares have that "status"? -180946;1356134681;mircea_popescu;it's funny watching EskimoBob doing the usagi thing -180945;1356134683;EskimoBob;Namjies: sdice wash NEVER financed -180944;1356134687;smickles;Anduck: if you look at the chart, this happend a couple of times already and it recovered within 24 hrs -180943;1356134694;Anduck;alright -180942;1356134713;kakobrekla;shuuttup smickles almost got the shares. -180941;1356134718;EskimoBob;he pulled a number out of his ass, mircea_popescu helped him to sell this garbage and now you have, what ever you have there :) -180940;1356134725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00359 = 1.077 BTC [+] -180939;1356134732;Namjies;EskimoBob: it was, by evoorhees, for initial development and servers... that's still financement. -180938;1356134743;mircea_popescu;the largest revenue generator in btc, is what you have there. -180937;1356134748;Namjies;Plus no part of the 100 million shares was ever treasury stock. -180936;1356134755;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: usagi thing? And hat is that? -180935;1356134755;mircea_popescu;you don't like it, stick to making mud pies or w/e you're making. -180934;1356134773;mircea_popescu;usagi thing. clueless stupidity acting as if it knows shit. -180933;1356134788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00062 = 14.012 BTC [+] -180932;1356134791;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: talk about yourself :) -180931;1356134807;thestringpuller;eskimobob why you such a troll? -180930;1356134807;mircea_popescu;sigh, lemme dig it. -180929;1356134871;Namjies;EskimoBob, there is nothing wrong in all of this... SatoshiDice was already an established business. It went public with 100 million shares owned by Evoorhees since he owns his business. Buying shares of S.DICE means you buy an interest in SD off of him. -180928;1356134881;Namjies;He's still entitled to any interest on shares not sold. -180927;1356134884;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: I am not a troll at all. If you do not understand, why you got fucked, sorry -180926;1356134911;Diablo-D3;so EskimoBob doesnt understand how companies go public? -180925;1356134914;thestringpuller;im not fucked? -180924;1356134918;mircea_popescu;Sep 04 22:47:33 I know more about finance than you could possibly understand mircea -180923;1356134920;Namjies;The rest of the shares were never treasury stock. -180922;1356134928;mircea_popescu;there, not even three months. -180921;1356134930;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: hehehehehehehheheeheh -180920;1356134930;thestringpuller;september 4th ahh -180919;1356134934;EskimoBob;thestringpuller: did you go short? -180918;1356134941;Namjies;No, I think EskimoBob was simply under the impression the rest was claimed to be treasury stock when it's not. -180917;1356134961;EskimoBob;Namjies: yes I was -180916;1356134977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00062 = 2.294 BTC [+] -180915;1356135030;Namjies;It's not, so no scam there. SD was paying about 1% per month. -180914;1356135050;Namjies;It was indeed low, quite low... -180913;1356135051;EskimoBob;I guess it's all OK then :) -180912;1356135065;Namjies;But you could easily calculate and know that if you read before buying. -180911;1356135084;Namjies;Considering it's one of the most trustable business out there, that 1% is still good. -180910;1356135088;EskimoBob;i had only few shares of this crap for lulz, so I do not really care -180909;1356135169;mircea_popescu;no, you had only a few shares because that's all you actually can afford, and yes, you are quite the lulz. -180908;1356135176;EskimoBob;Namjies: do you see, how this business can really grow from where it's now? -180907;1356135192;mircea_popescu;dude. it made its lifetime income in the last month. -180906;1356135196;mircea_popescu;is that so hard ? -180905;1356135203;mircea_popescu;for instance, you will never make this many btc -180904;1356135206;mircea_popescu;in your whole life.\ -180903;1356135206;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu: your obsession of money only shows how poor you actually are. LOL -180902;1356135213;mircea_popescu;ding dong. -180901;1356135235;EskimoBob;exactly ding dong -180900;1356135260;mircea_popescu;blind dog goes to mt fiji. "your obsession with clouds shows how small you really are". -180899;1356135270;mircea_popescu;yes, i'm sure mt fiji is within the size purvey of blind dogs. -180898;1356135337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6359 @ 0.00062 = 3.9426 BTC [+] -180897;1356135338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2701 @ 0.00359 = 9.6966 BTC [+] -180896;1356135348;EskimoBob;now, go reload your porn site, you lonely fuck :) and count your 2 coins, while you are at it LOL! -180895;1356135392;kakobrekla;i wish i had 2 coins. -180894;1356135401;EskimoBob;mircea_popescu, pathetic little man, always counting other peoples money -180893;1356135408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4451 @ 0.00062 = 2.7596 BTC [+] -180892;1356135451;mircea_popescu;2 coins are good cause they make more coins. -180891;1356135511;mircea_popescu;just make sure they're a boy coin and a girl coin. -180890;1356135511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.00359 = 0.0108 BTC [+] -180889;1356135591;EskimoBob;what is it mircea_popescu, still have problems getting a women? Go see a specialist about your complexes -180888;1356135656;mircea_popescu;if this guy turns out to have actually BEEN usagi all along, and set up the arguing with himself and all, it'll be on boxxy level of sad. -180887;1356135681;kakobrekla;remind me, why is boxxy sad -180886;1356135698;EskimoBob;usagi was your big pall, mircea_popescu. -180885;1356135720;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla trying to remember, is she the one with the backtracing ? -180884;1356135721;EskimoBob;I can see, how you two dimwitted fucks fit -180883;1356135743;smickles;boxxy as in boxxy is dead, or boxxy the forum dweller? -180882;1356135773;mircea_popescu;the youtube freak -180881;1356135781;Diablo-D3;boxxy as in you're behind 10 of them? -180880;1356135804;kakobrekla;i dont know what the shit was about that girl -180879;1356135811;kakobrekla;i just remembers some pics somewhere -180878;1356135813;Diablo-D3;virgins -180877;1356135816;Diablo-D3;lots of them -180876;1356135819;mircea_popescu;;;google i've backtraced it -180875;1356135820;gribble;(EXTENDED REMIX) Because I Back-Traced It (You dun goofed up ...: ; Urban Dictionary: Back-Traced It: ; Urban Dictionary: back traced: -180874;1356135824;mircea_popescu;that's her right ? -180873;1356135865;smickles;no -180872;1356135875;smickles;not the boxxy i know an love -180871;1356135889;mircea_popescu;o ? -180870;1356135899;smickles;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yavx9yxTrsw -180869;1356135915;smickles;I actually used gaia when this happened -180868;1356135939;mircea_popescu;needs flash -180867;1356135947;smickles;oh, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcydqSpYN00 that's the originaly -180866;1356135966;Ukto;you ddidnt specift -180865;1356135968;Ukto;y -180864;1356135970;Bugpowder;What happened? -180863;1356135973;Bugpowder;S.DICE? -180862;1356135978;Ukto;? -180861;1356135981;Bugpowder;news, or just insane people again -180860;1356135982;smickles;big sell Bugpowder -180859;1356135990;smickles;no news that i've seen -180858;1356136000;smickles;idiopathic sell -180857;1356136007;Ukto;smickles: otehr than today major hack? 0,o -180856;1356136015;mircea_popescu;i'm not actually watching the chain. did they just lose like the house ? -180855;1356136019;Ukto;j/k J/K *hides* -180854;1356136020;mircea_popescu;Ukto what hack ? -180853;1356136021;Bugpowder;I would expect that after the BitVPS -180852;1356136022;mircea_popescu;o fuck you omg -180851;1356136025;Bugpowder;forum post -180850;1356136027;Ukto;LOL -180849;1356136029;Bugpowder;S.DICE is fine -180848;1356136033;Anduck;yeah i hacked it -180847;1356136033;mod6;it seems strange because div's havent been paid, you'd think someone would want to hang on until then!? -180846;1356136035;Bugpowder;in the blockchain -180845;1356136041;Ukto;mircea_popescu: hey.. just tryin to keep it real :P -180844;1356136041;Anduck;o crap i said it here it was meant pm !!! -180843;1356136059;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i sent you a gribble tell but then you joined and didn't id with nickserv and then d/c'd. did you get it ? -180842;1356136064;Bugpowder;I just wish I had stink bid -180841;1356136065;Bugpowder;yes -180840;1356136066;smickles;someone run the dooglus scrypt -180839;1356136071;Bugpowder;I saw the message -180838;1356136072;mircea_popescu;mod6 very strange indeed. -180837;1356136076;Bugpowder;glanced at the post -180836;1356136082;Bugpowder;but have not had time to review. -180835;1356136083;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder a ok. wanted to see if it works -180834;1356136088;Bugpowder;and comment -180833;1356136115;smickles;maybe someone lost control of their gpg key -180832;1356136134;mod6;i was thinking fat-finger? -180831;1356136135;EskimoBob;now russians have "ASIC"'s https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131864.0 -180830;1356136148;Bugpowder;The way to make money really is to just put insane bids out and be patient -180829;1356136166;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder whoever had those 18s and 14s made bank imo -180828;1356136186;Bugpowder;.0014.... sheeeit. Dividend is 10% at that price -180827;1356136207;mircea_popescu;yea -180826;1356136230;smickles;oh lol, i siad 100, didn't I? -180825;1356136271;EskimoBob;LOL: 15 More of the World’s Most Dangerous People, Selected by You .. #5 Satoshi Nakamoto. (wired.com) -180824;1356136280;Bugpowder;Nice -180823;1356136297;mod6;\o/ -180822;1356136336;EskimoBob;or .o/ -180821;1356136342;mircea_popescu;well, so the question in my mind... why isn't s.mpoe tanking. -180820;1356136354;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you know -180819;1356136358;Bugpowder;Because they don't own any S.MPOE -180818;1356136363;Diablo-D3;I should be a dick, and never allow you to claim shares -180817;1356136397;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: you can always go out and suck one? How about that? -180816;1356136399;Bugpowder;Things look fine here http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=1000&min_bet=10&status=ALL -180815;1356136415;smickles;EskimoBob: no f'n way satoshi? -180814;1356136429;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: you really need to get the latest updated list and clear up this crap. -180813;1356136442;EskimoBob;smickles: http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/12/more-dangerous/ -180812;1356136448;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: nefario sends the lists out _when he feels like it_ -180811;1356136464;Diablo-D3;you're lucky assets holders even have partial lists -180810;1356136464;Diablo-D3;PLUS -180809;1356136466;Diablo-D3;PLUS -180808;1356136467;EskimoBob;smickles: this is a readers voted list -180807;1356136476;Diablo-D3;WHY THE FUCK DID IT TAKE YOU SO FUCKING LONG TO GO THROUGH THE CLAIMS PROCESS -180806;1356136480;Ukto;i like the #1 selected -180805;1356136484;Diablo-D3;YOU'D ALREADY BE ON THE LIST IF YOU DID IT WHEN YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO -180804;1356136488;Bugpowder;Off to a pinot noir tasting dinner. -180803;1356136491;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i have no idea why anyone would trust them -180802;1356136498;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: trust who? -180801;1356136500;mircea_popescu;the only logical explanation was that he needed this long to falsify them -180800;1356136501;EskimoBob;me? I did it in day 10 or so, so calm the fuck down -180799;1356136504;Bugpowder;I sent in my claims in the first hour -180798;1356136505;mircea_popescu;nefario's alleged lists. -180797;1356136510;Bugpowder;got my coins twice :) -180796;1356136518;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it matches what people have independently verified -180795;1356136542;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: and DMC's list is basically complete, its only missing like 3xx shares out of 11909 -180794;1356136553;Bugpowder;later dudes. -180793;1356136558;mircea_popescu;the fact that it matches what "people" have claimed means jack shit really. -180792;1356136566;mircea_popescu;OBVIOUSLY it would. that's why it takes 3 months to make them -180791;1356136581;Diablo-D3;no, I meant claimed to me -180790;1356136589;mircea_popescu;yes, claimed to you. -180789;1356136593;Diablo-D3;they tell me what the list should say, and then I check the list -180788;1356136599;Diablo-D3;no one has been wrong yet. -180787;1356136603;mircea_popescu;don't be dense. they can be working together. -180786;1356136608;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, all significant claims of SS, I've tied to long standing WoT idents -180785;1356136618;Diablo-D3;all 50 some of my shareholders? -180784;1356136620;mircea_popescu;smickles it wouldn't logically be small assets rtho -180783;1356136623;smickles;via cryptography -180782;1356136624;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 one or two. -180781;1356136632;Diablo-D3;its been about a dozen -180780;1356136641;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: I told you, I only hold few shares of your fucked up DMC :) It was a fkn disaster an looks like you still cant get your shit in order. Why are you angry at me? You are the manager. -180779;1356136650;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: _my_ shit? -180778;1356136653;Diablo-D3;bwhahahaha oh man -180777;1356136654;smickles;mircea_popescu: i dunno, hudreds of btc is small, but is still nice change in your pocket -180776;1356136659;Diablo-D3;did I give nefario permission to close glbse? no -180775;1356136679;mircea_popescu;smickles ya but the trouble of making the shit up is likely not justifyied. -180774;1356136681;Diablo-D3;was he paid to do a job and failed to do it? yes. -180773;1356136695;Diablo-D3;it -180772;1356136703;Diablo-D3;it'd be like if NYSE just closed shop one day and burned the records -180771;1356136712;mircea_popescu;lettuce not exaggerate. -180770;1356136715;Diablo-D3;you couldnt blame the companies listed on NYSE -180769;1356136716;mircea_popescu;nyse is in the billions. -180768;1356136725;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: nyse is also RAN CORRECTLY -180767;1356136737;mircea_popescu;run* -180766;1356136740;EskimoBob;yes, dear Diablo-D3, your shit. Did I make all those retarded decisions or was it you? Umm... lets think about it for a second, or do you need a minute? -180765;1356136742;Diablo-D3;Ukto: oh, and btw, if you fuck up like nefario did, I _will_ kill you. -180764;1356136757;EskimoBob;yawn.. -180763;1356136758;Diablo-D3;Ukto: just letting you know ahead of time. -180762;1356136765;Ukto;Diablo-D3: I already have a suprise shut down date/time in mind. dont worry -180761;1356136773;smickles;lol -180760;1356136786;Ukto;but -180759;1356136787;Ukto;BUT -180758;1356136794;smickles;Diablo-D3: you mean _kill_ right? -180757;1356136796;Ukto;sadly for me.. it wont be as effective -180756;1356136799;smickles;you forgot the flare -180755;1356136802;Ukto;since I have the public list -180754;1356136814;Ukto;I cant extort ppl for money or such -180753;1356136825;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and no, I didnt make any "decisions". nefario claimed he vetted assets, and then let the assets do things that, if they were real companies on a real stock exchange, would be highly illegal -180752;1356136835;EskimoBob;LOL -180751;1356136847;smickles;highly -180750;1356136863;smickles;not like 2 inches illegal -180749;1356136869;Diablo-D3;DMC only invested in companies. Those companies chose to scam investors, DMC had nothing to do with that decision. -180748;1356136870;smickles;we're talking 6 feet at least -180747;1356136877;Diablo-D3;smickles: under, yes. -180746;1356136906;Ukto;more like 6ft under -180745;1356136917;smickles;lol, inb4 same joke a third time -180744;1356136926;EskimoBob;so what are you telling me that you where just a mindless chicken, clicking buttons of "buy" and "sell" and swap? -180743;1356136930;Ukto;hehe -180742;1356136932;EskimoBob;interesting -180741;1356136941;EskimoBob;really fkn interesting. -180740;1356136944;Ukto;EskimoBob: was? -180739;1356136946;Ukto;:P -180738;1356136950;EskimoBob;you are like that retard usagi :) -180737;1356136951;smickles;I envision the muppets chickens -180736;1356136955;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: that pretty much saved DMC, yes. -180735;1356136976;Ukto;EskimoBob: he's trying to lay an egg. :P -180734;1356136979;mircea_popescu;6 feet illegal -180733;1356136985;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: so you tell me that you are incompetent chicken and not a portfolio manager? -180732;1356137010;EskimoBob;dude... I expected you to be something more -180731;1356137017;JWU42;=) -180730;1356137024;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: in the end, DMC bought back half the shares with the money made and still has about 2k btc worth of assets. -180729;1356137028;EskimoBob;not just buttons picking chicken -180728;1356137041;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: only 2k btc went into DMC. -180727;1356137044;EskimoBob;fuck.. I am so disappointed in you :( -180726;1356137058;Ukto;well -180725;1356137060;Ukto;lets leave it at that -180724;1356137066;Ukto;no need to repeat :) -180723;1356137071;EskimoBob;2K btc? really, ant after you where done, we had what? 0.02? -180722;1356137085;EskimoBob;Ukto: I agree -180721;1356137094;EskimoBob;why go over the same old shit -180720;1356137097;Ukto;heh. no need to nit-..peck.. >,> -180719;1356137104;EskimoBob;unless... itäs just for lulz -180718;1356137115;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes, share price dropped. only about 100 shares were ever sold above 0.66 -180717;1356137116;Ukto;on a side note -180716;1356137124;Ukto;so, apparently tor has 'torchat' now? -180715;1356137139;EskimoBob;dude, you lost 98% of investors coin :) -180714;1356137146;Diablo-D3;how do you figure? -180713;1356137149;Ukto;is there a torfilexfer now ? -180712;1356137171;EskimoBob;go program stuff, you are good at it -180711;1356137186;EskimoBob;are you? -180710;1356137191;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: okay so, 20k shares sold, 2k of btc went into dmc. -180709;1356137191;Ukto;-_- -180708;1356137193;Ukto;fine. afk -180707;1356137195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00359 BTC [+] -180706;1356137197;Diablo-D3;now, Im pretty sure you can do the math -180705;1356137238;EskimoBob;OK, lets leave it at that. I have no wish to make fun of you unless you beg for it :) -180704;1356137242;Diablo-D3;the average share sold price was already 0.10 -180703;1356137264;Diablo-D3;I bought back half the shares, and we still had somewhere around that in assets -180702;1356137282;Diablo-D3;so 10k shares, average sale price 0.10, 2k btc in assets. -180701;1356137295;smickles;i'm still waiting for a torphone -180700;1356137298;Diablo-D3;lets say I only had 1k btc in assets, I still lost 0%, nor gained 0%. -180699;1356137306;Ukto;mebbe I should do like btct -180698;1356137307;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so your math is highly questionable -180697;1356137314;Ukto;and post shares of BF for sale -180696;1356137328;EskimoBob;no it is really simple. It was X and then it was X-99% -180695;1356137344;Diablo-D3;yes, because I quit selling shares at full price -180694;1356137350;Diablo-D3;no one wanted to buy 1btc shares. -180693;1356137361;EskimoBob;or if you like: it was 1 and then it was 1/98 -180692;1356137374;Diablo-D3;I did so with permission of the first shareholders, so you cant run that angle either -180691;1356137395;Diablo-D3;smickles: do me a favor and explain to EskimoBob how math works -180690;1356137398;Diablo-D3;Im pretty sure he doesnt get it -180689;1356137428;smickles;Diablo-D3: ya know, the foundations of math are still being debated -180688;1356137439;Diablo-D3;smickles: now you're just trolling :< -180687;1356137454;Ukto;ROFLOL -180686;1356137482;smickles;Diablo-D3: not at all, look up mathmatical platonism vs empiricism -180685;1356137499;Diablo-D3;smickles: nothx -180684;1356137502;smickles;there's even a contingent of monists out there -180683;1356137548;smickles;and that's all confined to the scope of wether math actually exists or not -180682;1356137561;smickles;there's so much more controversy in math -180681;1356137864;mircea_popescu;Ukto what's bf revenue look like ? -180680;1356137880;thestringpuller;Is Ukto around -180679;1356138202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00062 = 0.558 BTC [+] -180678;1356138444;Ukto;mircea_popescu: what.. daily? :P -180677;1356138447;Ukto;hasnt even been open a month -180676;1356138461;Ukto;and for all .. what.. 57 trades? :P -180675;1356138486;mircea_popescu;well that answers your shares q :) -180674;1356138504;Ukto;oh, i was j/k -180673;1356138515;Ukto;was just tossing out a good waste of money idea :P -180672;1356138562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00062 = 2.046 BTC [+] -180671;1356138612;mircea_popescu;;;calc (507115 + 995840) * 0.0037 - (507115 * 0.0018 + 995840 * 0.0014) -180670;1356138613;gribble;3253.9505 -180669;1356138628;mircea_popescu;so basically... someone(s) just made 3kish on mpex today. -180668;1356138630;mircea_popescu;i am jealous. -180667;1356138704;kakobrekla;maybe it was same person - infini-cash -180666;1356138736;mircea_popescu;lol -180665;1356138761;mircea_popescu;ooo i see what you mean, sold into his own bids, create panic, buy cheap ? -180664;1356138778;mircea_popescu;devious. -180663;1356138801;kakobrekla;yeah, theres a couple of explanations of what i said. -180662;1356138815;kakobrekla;some of them dont even make sense. -180661;1356138831;mircea_popescu;haha' -180660;1356138895;smickles;;;calc 3253.9505 * 0.002 -180659;1356138896;gribble;6.507901 -180658;1356138915;smickles;not bad pay for a day of irc, eh mircea_popescu ;) -180657;1356139020;Namjies;mircea_popescu: your fees are indeed only 0.2% and MPEx allows selling/buying from yourself... -180656;1356139032;Namjies;So market manipulation is perfectly feasible. -180655;1356139114;smickles;all the while the shareholders of s.mpoe make btc from it -180654;1356139173;smickles;what did s.mpoe start out at 0.00001? -180653;1356139198;mircea_popescu;smickles 2433 first trade. -180652;1356139213;mircea_popescu;Namjies well the problem with anon market, you can't impede self-dealing. -180651;1356139237;Namjies;aye -180650;1356139246;mircea_popescu;course, apparently nobody is muchly falling for it. -180649;1356139256;mircea_popescu;tbh, i'd rather have market participants not fall for it than market not allowing it. -180648;1356139258;mircea_popescu;seems safer. -180647;1356139277;mircea_popescu;not to mention on the macro level it impedes significantly momentum trading. -180646;1356139327;Namjies;I always thought that was stupid to protect people against faked trends. The price trend of a stock should not be what makes you invest in a stock. Unless you're daytrading. -180645;1356139341;mircea_popescu;and if you are daytrading, well... risk is yours. -180644;1356139357;Namjies;The value of the business behind, it's current dividends and current related events should matter. -180643;1356139362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9885 @ 0.00062 = 6.1287 BTC [+] -180642;1356139387;Namjies;If price is currently going down to top it, while news are good, all the better. -180641;1356139397;mircea_popescu;indeed. -180640;1356139691;jurov;live.coinbr.com back online at last, bitvps seems to have fixed the issue. but must still refill recent data -180639;1356139705;mircea_popescu;La prova di assunzione per quell'unico ambitissimo posto di aiuto del vice corruttore laterale mafioso, consisteva nel risolvere un problema di contabilità nera, basata su codici segreti di esponenti piduisti dell'intrallazzone politico-camorrista. -180638;1356139713;mircea_popescu;ahahaha does anyone here know fantozzi ? -180637;1356139767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00062 = 1.24 BTC [+] -180636;1356139786;Ukto;... -180635;1356139790;Ukto;did you say fatponzi ? -180634;1356139823;mircea_popescu;fantozzi ragioner ugo -180633;1356139829;mircea_popescu;matricola mille uno bara bis -180632;1356139838;smickles;it's like piglatin -180631;1356139853;mircea_popescu;(dell'ufficio sinistri) -180630;1356139861;mircea_popescu;smickles it's pretty much italian monty python -180629;1356139896;smickles;crap, now i've gotta learn italian -180628;1356139898;mircea_popescu;the 70s/80s were very prolific in europe. france/spain had luis de funes (know him ?) -180627;1356139905;mircea_popescu;italians had paolo villaggio -180626;1356139915;Ukto;if they ar enot american, then no -180625;1356139916;Ukto;:PO -180624;1356139953;mircea_popescu;europe had better tv than the us since about 1950 -180623;1356139960;Anduck;y -180622;1356139964;mircea_popescu;it still sucked, obviously, but at least wasn't quite as bad -180621;1356140010;mircea_popescu;Anduck cause over here we don't mind naked women and laughing at jesus&surogates. -180620;1356140016;jurov;i know the funes well, superfantozzi only a bit -180619;1356140022;Anduck;yeh -180618;1356140033;jurov;and UK had benny hill -180617;1356140038;Anduck;y was meant to be "yes" -180616;1356140051;mircea_popescu;maybe a bit too slapstick, mr hill. -180615;1356140141;jurov;whatever. just that i remember him much more. we had only one tv and parents had no taste for monty python -180614;1356140161;mircea_popescu;:p -180613;1356140167;jurov;and later, getting stuff with proper subtitles is pita. so i never saw much of teh pythons -180612;1356140190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00062 = 2.48 BTC [+] -180611;1356140228;Ukto;are you being served... -180610;1356140234;Ukto;red dwarf -180609;1356140239;Ukto;:P -180608;1356140242;Ukto;oh -180607;1356140243;Ukto;mr bean -180606;1356140252;Ukto;rowen atkin in general -180605;1356140534;mircea_popescu;im fluent so i don't used subtitles. it's a great boon. -180604;1356140806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00062 = 4.588 BTC [+] -180603;1356140841;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu -180602;1356140878;jurov;mircea_popescu, you ears aren't fucked, that is a boon indeed -180601;1356140964;jurov;live.coinbr.com is now fully restored. s.mpoe daily chart is incredibly dull but the cause is somewhere else -180600;1356141025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00062 = 1.302 BTC [+] -180599;1356141216;jurov;and the s.dice one sorely needs fix -180598;1356141266;jurov;Indeed someone is doing such trades on purpose to screw the charts. -180597;1356141525;jurov;indeed someone is overusing that word -180596;1356141570;jurov;indeed someone is talking with himself -180595;1356141628;thestringpuller;jurov indeed -180594;1356141649;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you should host a mirror of the blockchain -180593;1356141738;jurov;indeed. so btctalk can freak out "mircea is going to manipulate our preciousssss blockchain" -180592;1356142166;da2ce7;hey guys... we have a windows release of OT and Moneychanger :) -180591;1356142184;da2ce7;maybe it is time that people can start to look into using OT for asset mgmt -180590;1356142198;da2ce7;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77301.0 -180589;1356142218;da2ce7;mircea_popescu: ^^ you may be esp intersted in this :) -180588;1356142225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00062 = 5.642 BTC [+] -180587;1356142467;mircea_popescu;why, causde of windows ? -180586;1356142513;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i was thinking about hosting one actually, mostly since i discovered clients are down under 20k -180585;1356142553;da2ce7;mircea_popescu: becasue we already have good linux and mac support... and there is many users for windwos. -180584;1356142564;mircea_popescu;aha -180583;1356142711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00062 = 7.068 BTC [+] -180582;1356142756;mircea_popescu;well, this is enough excitement for one night. laters all! -180581;1356176831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32000 @ 0.00062 = 19.84 BTC [+] -180580;1356176968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00062 = 5.301 BTC [+] -180579;1356177004;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -180578;1356177006;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0014 / 0.00161994 / 0.0036 (1762593 shares, 2,855.31 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00308214 / 0.0037 (9018148 shares, 27,795.20 BTC) -180577;1356177007;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -180576;1356177009;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00062 / 0.00062 / 0.00062 (3772948 shares, 2,339.23 BTC), 30day: 0.00049308 / 0.00054332 / 0.00063995 (103148077 shares, 56,043.36 BTC) -180575;1356177177;Anduck;how much profit s.mpoe makes a mo? -180574;1356177436;mircea_popescu;it varies -180573;1356177442;mircea_popescu;made 4k, made 400 -180572;1356177460;Anduck;ok -180571;1356177465;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-bonds-historical-data/ see the last paragraph there, it links to all monthly reports. -180570;1356177735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00062 = 1.674 BTC [+] -180569;1356177801;Ukto;alright -180568;1356177804;Ukto;now I am confused -180567;1356177836;Ukto;https://btct.co/security/BMF <--> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.msg1414910#msg1414910 wtf? -180566;1356177877;mircea_popescu;what's confusing ? -180565;1356177917;Ukto;oh, i see, its not open for voting on btct -180564;1356177930;Ukto;brun just cant hide it from view -180563;1356177934;mircea_popescu;lol -180562;1356177946;Ukto;i had an eamil from btct telling me BMF was adding, and to go vote -180561;1356178003;Namjies;Well how unsurprising -180560;1356178007;mircea_popescu;maybe he got no'd. -180559;1356178018;Ukto;no, votes are disabled on btct for it -180558;1356178022;Ukto;Namjies: what is? -180557;1356178050;Ukto;the relisting part, the liquidation part, or the fact that he wants the 5/10btc offer -180556;1356178051;Ukto;:P -180555;1356178110;Namjies;Annything -180554;1356178121;mircea_popescu;lol -180553;1356178134;mircea_popescu;wait, so btct doesn't really list by voting ? now i'm confused. -180552;1356178144;Ukto;apparently -180551;1356178151;Ukto;if you mentioned wanting to list on btct -180550;1356178155;Ukto;he creates an asset -180549;1356178159;Ukto;and puts it in public view -180548;1356178163;mircea_popescu;so basically burnside is using the moderators to disclaim any liability in case anything goes wrong, -180547;1356178165;Ukto;even though its not 'live' -180546;1356178169;mircea_popescu;but otherwise they don't really get to decide anything -180545;1356178171;markedathome;does list by voting only occur for new assets not imported ones? -180544;1356178240;Ukto;so burnside creates asset (its in public view), then btct sends an email to everyone that there is a new asset and to vote, then issuer begins editing profile, then the issuer unlocks the asset for voting -180543;1356178253;Namjies;Wait, I'm importing BTC-BOND and it appeared instantly, but for voting. -180542;1356178269;Namjies;It can't be traded or anything and I have to wait for votes. -180541;1356178298;mircea_popescu;im guessing we have the new nefario. -180540;1356178360;Namjies;I'm pretty sure there's actual voting required... -180539;1356178365;Ukto;Namjies: kinda curious honestly, why pick btct over bitfunder? (I dont ask about crypto for obvious interface reasons) -180538;1356178371;Ukto;Namjies: there is -180537;1356178378;Ukto;it comes when the issuers unlock for voting -180536;1356178445;Namjies;Yes -180535;1356178445;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131922.msg1414728#msg1414728 phungus is doing a pretty good job of support. -180534;1356178569;Namjies;Good thing. -180533;1356178576;mircea_popescu;pigeons your fav is getting hammered into dust (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112447.msg1413923#msg1413923 and fol) -180532;1356178606;Namjies;Yes, I think arij and phungus will be really great for BitVPS. -180531;1356178655;mircea_popescu;the business model is pretty good, the brand is well known, this may well work. just needs more hours than 1 person has it'd seem -180530;1356178673;Namjies;no, rg was able to do it alone. -180529;1356178685;mircea_popescu;ya well rg is a nut. -180528;1356178695;mircea_popescu;the vc theory says 3 man teams are best in any case. -180527;1356178703;Namjies;He just got another job and working 65+ hours a week + juggling with BitVPS although neglecting it. -180526;1356178723;Namjies;on top of his 65 hours of work... -180525;1356178755;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=dlattach;attach=10260;type=avatar lol nice logo -180524;1356179817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2007 @ 0.00062 = 1.2443 BTC [+] -180523;1356180173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00062 = 3.069 BTC [+] -180522;1356180443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1867 @ 0.00062 = 1.1575 BTC [+] -180521;1356180693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7540 @ 0.00062 = 4.6748 BTC [+] -180520;1356180843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7799 @ 0.00062 = 4.8354 BTC [+] -180519;1356180860;Anduck;i like that logo btw -180518;1356180872;Anduck;=P -180517;1356180881;mircea_popescu;which ? -180516;1356180908;Anduck;mircea_popescu: the bvps logo -180515;1356180968;mircea_popescu;a a -180514;1356180970;mircea_popescu;not badf -180513;1356181083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00062 = 8.742 BTC [+] -180512;1356181739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4907 @ 0.00062 = 3.0423 BTC [+] -180511;1356182554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00062 = 5.022 BTC [+] -180510;1356183033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10968 @ 0.00062 = 6.8002 BTC [+] -180509;1356183362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00062 = 1.922 BTC [+] -180508;1356184007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11414 @ 0.00062 = 7.0767 BTC [+] -180507;1356184113;Ukto;well -180506;1356184116;Ukto;I blame mircea_popescu -180505;1356184118;Ukto;:P -180504;1356184126;Ukto;its ALL his fault -180503;1356184243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00062 = 5.208 BTC [+] -180502;1356184478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6583 @ 0.00062 = 4.0815 BTC [+] -180501;1356185460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00062 = 7.564 BTC [+] -180500;1356185891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6628 @ 0.00062 = 4.1094 BTC [+] -180499;1356185937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00062 = 5.518 BTC [+] -180498;1356185947;mircea_popescu;what'd i do ? -180497;1356186394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00062 = 4.309 BTC [+] -180496;1356186395;Ukto;do? -180495;1356186401;Ukto;what HAVENT you done? -180494;1356186401;Ukto;:P -180493;1356186623;mircea_popescu;Ukto http://trilema.com/2012/jus-sayin/ -180492;1356187991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00062 = 4.154 BTC [+] -180491;1356188471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10750 @ 0.00062 = 6.665 BTC [+] -180490;1356189145;kakobrekla;mornin -180489;1356189213;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -180488;1356189216;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -180487;1356189227;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -180486;1356189229;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -180485;1356189436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7601 @ 0.00062 = 4.7126 BTC [+] -180484;1356189890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2061 @ 0.00062 = 1.2778 BTC [+] -180483;1356190036;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -180482;1356190049;kakobrekla;TELLME -180481;1356190062;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -180480;1356190271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00062 = 2.604 BTC [+] -180479;1356190399;kakobrekla;lolz -180478;1356190399;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131993.0 -180477;1356190661;mircea_popescu;;;bc,stat ? -180476;1356190662;gribble;Error: "bc,stat" is not a valid command. -180475;1356190695;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla whoa -180474;1356190718;kakobrekla;people suckin balls. -180473;1356190860;kakobrekla;so, what gonna happen with bitmarket.eu nao -180472;1356190957;mircea_popescu;nothing likel;y -180471;1356190969;kakobrekla;eh? -180470;1356190970;kakobrekla;closedown? -180469;1356190982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00062 = 6.51 BTC [+] -180468;1356191087;kakobrekla;i cannot belive the balls the guy had to move clients funds to not only leveraged platform but also putting the funds in someone elses hands -180467;1356191376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00062 = 5.146 BTC [+] -180466;1356191598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00358998 = 4.308 BTC [-] -180465;1356191653;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla indeed. -180464;1356191656;mircea_popescu;me either really. -180463;1356192031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11332 @ 0.00062 = 7.0258 BTC [+] -180462;1356192146;mircea_popescu;the problem i envisage i drama doesn;t last like it used to -180461;1356192156;mircea_popescu;bitcoin magazine implodes ? it's gone in a day -180460;1356192174;mircea_popescu;the ver privacy fiasco ? they're trying hard to resuscitate it but it died overnight -180459;1356192199;mircea_popescu;this bitcoinmarket idiot blows it in unimaginable stupid way ? next day it's all deflated. -180458;1356192213;mircea_popescu;this looks like drama inflationary spiral of doom. -180457;1356192243;kakobrekla;You know, I can't drink whiskey like I used to could. -180456;1356192245;kakobrekla;I get the shits every time, don't you know? -180455;1356192344;mircea_popescu;hehehe -180454;1356192378;mircea_popescu;i hadn't been drinking much the past few years. recently i had dinner at a serb's restaurant with friends -180453;1356192392;mircea_popescu;very nice guy, family atmosphere, it morphed into an all nighter -180452;1356192399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3169 @ 0.00062 = 1.9648 BTC [+] -180451;1356192418;mircea_popescu;i ended up drinking 28 Slivovitz's and then walked out. -180450;1356192425;kakobrekla;lolz -180449;1356192427;mircea_popescu;in short, i say it's like riding a bike -180448;1356192429;mircea_popescu;you never forgrty. -180447;1356192433;kakobrekla;:D -180446;1356192433;mircea_popescu;forget* -180445;1356192780;kakobrekla;lol m4v3rs avatar is so apropriate -180444;1356192786;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=dlattach;attach=1199;type=avatar -180443;1356193133;mircea_popescu;has face needs palm -180442;1356193150;mircea_popescu;"1) GLBSE still owes us money, but the total debt is much less than 5000BTC. " -180441;1356193155;mircea_popescu;i thought glbse paid out ? -180440;1356193183;kakobrekla;dunno -180439;1356193207;kakobrekla;at this point anyone can claim anything -180438;1356193226;mircea_popescu;this is the asicminer guy -180437;1356193240;mircea_popescu;or girl -180436;1356193244;mircea_popescu;is it a guy or a girl ? -180435;1356193255;kakobrekla;there are no girls on the internets -180434;1356193289;mircea_popescu;other than my propertah. -180433;1356193604;thestringpuller;SIR mircea_popescu of Romania -180432;1356193631;mircea_popescu;lol -180431;1356193632;mircea_popescu;hallo -180430;1356193666;thestringpuller;less than 3 million shares to go -180429;1356193690;thestringpuller;;;calc 6200 - 2909.387 -180428;1356193690;gribble;3290.613 -180427;1356193702;thestringpuller;merry christmas mr. popescu ;) -180426;1356193728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00062 = 4.867 BTC [+] -180425;1356193970;thestringpuller;;;ticker -180424;1356193971;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.35200, Best ask: 13.37197, Bid-ask spread: 0.01997, Last trade: 13.37198, 24 hour volume: 19786.24376264, 24 hour low: 13.35010, 24 hour high: 13.58998, 24 hour vwap: 13.47721 -180423;1356193982;thestringpuller;!ticker S.DICE -180422;1356193984;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.0014 / 0.00162128 / 0.0036 (1763793 shares, 2,859.62 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.0030822 / 0.0037 (9019348 shares, 27,799.51 BTC) -180421;1356194371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2848 @ 0.00062 = 1.7658 BTC [+] -180420;1356194796;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/24CJl.jpg so giga is making his own sort-of stock exchange -180419;1356194809;mircea_popescu;if the asicminer ppl do too that will be 3+2 = 5 -180418;1356194825;mircea_popescu;or wait, Diablo-D3 was making one too ? -180417;1356194846;kakobrekla;why dont i have one or two? -180416;1356194958;mircea_popescu;ya, have two, hire pr for each, popcorn. -180415;1356194969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00062 = 3.286 BTC [+] -180414;1356194972;kakobrekla;ya have them catfight. -180413;1356194983;kakobrekla;dis is gonna be costly. -180412;1356194988;mircea_popescu;get like a really tall blonde with nice legs and big tits for one -180411;1356194999;mircea_popescu;and a really hot brunette with kardashian ass for the other -180410;1356195006;mircea_popescu;and buy a mud puddle. -180409;1356195008;kakobrekla;:> -180408;1356195027;mircea_popescu;then your gf can referee -180407;1356195028;kakobrekla;i thought we already were in one -180406;1356195043;mircea_popescu;nah, this is crappy water mud. you want silicone gel mud. -180405;1356195064;kakobrekla;oh didnt know that exists -180404;1356195067;mircea_popescu;haha sure. -180403;1356195071;kakobrekla;well thats why we have the pros around -180402;1356195086;mircea_popescu;expensive as shit but looks much muddier on camera. -180401;1356195096;kakobrekla;heh -180400;1356195179;thestringpuller;what's the point of all these stock exchanges -180399;1356195186;thestringpuller;these niggas need to stop saturating the market -180398;1356195194;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller people can code, people want to code. as a result we get piles of code. -180397;1356195210;mircea_popescu;people hate reading code, as a result the piles are shitty, useless, unaudited code. -180396;1356195215;kakobrekla;i dont want to code -180395;1356195217;thestringpuller;code something useful like smickle's bot -180394;1356195218;kakobrekla;i code cause im lazy -180393;1356195224;thestringpuller;that will destroy the MPOE bot mwahaha -180392;1356195235;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller tbh mpoe bot is a miracle of longevity. -180391;1356195240;mircea_popescu;it's been trading since august ffs. -180390;1356195247;mircea_popescu;i never heard of this before. -180389;1356195266;thestringpuller;update yo code -180388;1356195274;thestringpuller;instead of getting laid in mumbai -180387;1356195331;mircea_popescu;"update". you don't fix what ain't broken. -180386;1356195343;thestringpuller;yea you do -180385;1356195350;thestringpuller;it's how you make companies like aapl ;) -180384;1356196292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13445 @ 0.00062 = 8.3359 BTC [+] -180383;1356196381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00062 = 5.704 BTC [+] -180382;1356197752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15166 @ 0.00062 = 9.4029 BTC [+] -180381;1356198661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8204 @ 0.00062 = 5.0865 BTC [+] -180380;1356199120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00062 = 6.944 BTC [+] -180379;1356199345;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131993.0 -180378;1356199349;mircea_popescu;so -pr is popular nao ?! -180377;1356199354;mircea_popescu;where is the world going to@ -180376;1356200382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00062 = 6.634 BTC [+] -180375;1356200683;smickles;heh, soon she'll be sent crowd funded flowers or something -180374;1356200730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00062 = 7.254 BTC [+] -180373;1356200732;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 300 @ 0.04750236 = 14.2507 BTC [-] -180372;1356200747;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 300 @ 0.07196172 = 21.5885 BTC [-] -180371;1356200766;smickles;lol, WTF? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77870.msg1415296#msg1415296 -180370;1356200797;smickles;that sounds a bit off from what I had come to expect out of evoorhees -180369;1356200878;mircea_popescu;mmm -180368;1356200883;mircea_popescu;it does... -180367;1356200997;mircea_popescu;a well, other people's humour is a bit like other people's farts -180366;1356201011;mircea_popescu;doesn't quite compare to one's own. -180365;1356201044;smickles;well, at firs it seemd like a joke, but it had a weight to it -180364;1356201063;mircea_popescu;a weight ? -180363;1356201172;smickles;the dividend is down to .00012 per share now -180362;1356201186;mircea_popescu;so it lost like 4k past 2 days ? -180361;1356201240;mircea_popescu;aite, i got a meeting. bbl. -180360;1356201248;smickles;do well :) -180359;1356201721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00062 = 2.263 BTC [+] -180358;1356202065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5899 @ 0.00062 = 3.6574 BTC [+] -180357;1356202885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00062 = 2.17 BTC [+] -180356;1356203497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00062 = 2.728 BTC [+] -180355;1356205652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9355 @ 0.00062 = 5.8001 BTC [+] -180354;1356205854;thestringpuller;;;ticker -180353;1356205854;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.34401, Best ask: 13.39990, Bid-ask spread: 0.05589, Last trade: 13.34401, 24 hour volume: 19065.94294403, 24 hour low: 13.32130, 24 hour high: 13.58998, 24 hour vwap: 13.46577 -180352;1356205921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44900 @ 0.00062 = 27.838 BTC [+] -180351;1356207361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00062 = 1.116 BTC [+] -180350;1356208142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 574 @ 0.00358998 = 2.0606 BTC [-] -180349;1356208336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00062 = 6.944 BTC [+] -180348;1356208796;EskimoBob;what's new? -180347;1356209739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00062 = 3.596 BTC [+] -180346;1356210013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15058 @ 0.00062 = 9.336 BTC [+] -180345;1356210830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00062 = 6.758 BTC [+] -180344;1356211136;jurov;it looks like mircea's selling the stock too cheaply -180343;1356211138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00062 = 6.386 BTC [+] -180342;1356211218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.00062 = 7.936 BTC [+] -180341;1356212085;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=132961.0 -180340;1356212188;EskimoBob;Ouch! -180339;1356212347;EskimoBob;I also received a letter from that little shit bird usagi. Looks like all the crap he was spreading in the forum, that I do not hold any shares in those disasters he "managed", was a lie. -180338;1356212390;EskimoBob;I guess usagi is even a bigger liar than I ever expected -180337;1356212601;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so basically -180336;1356212614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00062 = 6.882 BTC [+] -180335;1356212615;Diablo-D3;everyone and their grandmother managed to scam dmc. -180334;1356212625;Diablo-D3;fucking nefario =/ -180333;1356212726;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: while you're ramming your cock down the japanese princess's throat, link to my thread. -180332;1356213045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00062 = 6.572 BTC [+] -180331;1356213128;EskimoBob;:) -180330;1356213335;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: you better bump that one [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=132961.0]usagi, NYAN, BMF do not own DMC shares[/url] -180329;1356213349;EskimoBob;correction: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=113708.0 -180328;1356213494;EskimoBob;you now how this shit storm is gong to end? Nefario will manage to clean up his part and is home free. Then rest of the scammy fucker have nowhere to hide -180327;1356213523;PsychoticBoy;the revealing of the scammers -180326;1356213561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00062 = 3.782 BTC [+] -180325;1356213600;PsychoticBoy;now some have to create a new scam to mask the previous one -180324;1356213620;EskimoBob;add * scammer list, except myself :) -180323;1356213638;PsychoticBoy;lol -180322;1356213667;EskimoBob;there is probably a bash script for that -180321;1356213829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5627 @ 0.00062 = 3.4887 BTC [+] -180320;1356213933;jurov;bash script for hiding the scams? -180319;1356213936;jurov;rm -rf -180318;1356213938;jurov;simple -180317;1356215184;EskimoBob;jurov: you mean Read Mail Really Fast : sudo rm -rf /* -180316;1356215345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2031 @ 0.00062 = 1.2592 BTC [+] -180315;1356215670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00062 = 2.728 BTC [+] -180314;1356215822;thestringpuller;that doesnt work always -180313;1356215852;EskimoBob;su - then, if you can :) -180312;1356215866;thestringpuller;there you go -180311;1356215898;EskimoBob;or yo can practice in your home dir with ./* -180310;1356215907;EskimoBob;works every time -180309;1356215941;thestringpuller;all my dirs are git repoed -180308;1356215953;thestringpuller;for that very reason -180307;1356215975;thestringpuller;i also prevent the * glob from expanding into hidden dirs -180306;1356216015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00062 = 4.588 BTC [+] -180305;1356216028;thestringpuller;the mpex link above needs changing -180304;1356216052;EskimoBob;you mean deleting? -180303;1356216079;thestringpuller;you must really hate mpex -180302;1356216089;EskimoBob;no, not at all -180301;1356216121;EskimoBob;"hate" is too good for something as worthless as that crap :) -180300;1356216121;thestringpuller;you always rag on it -180299;1356216145;thestringpuller;where is your exchange? -180298;1356216183;EskimoBob;my exchange? Why do I need one? I use ltcglobal for now -180297;1356216184;thestringpuller;why is it "crap"? -180296;1356216193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12051 @ 0.00062 = 7.4716 BTC [+] -180295;1356216248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00062 = 9.362 BTC [+] -180294;1356216275;thestringpuller;of course no reply -180293;1356216278;thestringpuller;;) -180292;1356216297;kakobrekla;cause no rounded corners duh -180291;1356216315;thestringpuller;waaaah no js -180290;1356216327;thestringpuller;waaah no gradients -180289;1356216331;EskimoBob;dude, I am not here all the time. -180288;1356216353;thestringpuller;EskimoBob the hater. -180287;1356216365;kakobrekla;but not all the time thestringpuller. -180286;1356216366;thestringpuller;of the bitcoin haterz club -180285;1356216367;EskimoBob;rounded corners, lol. Yes, eye candy is how you pick a exchange to use -180284;1356216392;EskimoBob;you see -180283;1356216406;EskimoBob;I am actually really nice :) -180282;1356216449;thestringpuller;when not hating on people -180281;1356216457;thestringpuller;we are all nice -180280;1356216492;EskimoBob;btw, my wife makes the best gin&tonic in the world. I am going to have one... -180279;1356216736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00062 = 3.72 BTC [+] -180278;1356216988;PsychoticBoy;Diablo-D3, I was just reading that usagi did not own DMC shares, I got news for you, IIRC usagi`s BMF spreadsheet showed that BMF owned 148 ABM shares, now tell you what, No one owns near that number and also no email that fits usagi. -180277;1356217040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11287 @ 0.00062 = 6.9979 BTC [+] -180276;1356217287;Namjies;usagi has the email glbseuser@hotmail.com -180275;1356217364;Namjies;Not his official email usagi@tsukino.ca -180274;1356217370;Namjies;and he's on my lists -180273;1356217860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4072 @ 0.00062 = 2.5246 BTC [+] -180272;1356219001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9498 @ 0.00062 = 5.8888 BTC [+] -180271;1356219442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8350 @ 0.00062 = 5.177 BTC [+] -180270;1356219916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1461 @ 0.00348056 = 5.0851 BTC [-] -180269;1356219917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 389 @ 0.00347206 = 1.3506 BTC [-] -180268;1356220077;PsychoticBoy;in that case -180267;1356220088;PsychoticBoy;I have not said a word -180266;1356220488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00062 = 4.898 BTC [+] -180265;1356220730;Namjies;Does that mean he has more, then? -180264;1356221114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8420 @ 0.00062 = 5.2204 BTC [+] -180263;1356221412;PsychoticBoy;uhh in the case of that email address, yes that addy owns 210 -180262;1356221798;Namjies;I can confirm it's usagi -180261;1356221847;Namjies;So I'm not sure, but it seems to be an issue regarding DMC only. -180260;1356222251;PsychoticBoy;that is probably the case -180259;1356222581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00062 = 4.96 BTC [+] -180258;1356223001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00062 = 5.797 BTC [+] -180257;1356223003;dub;EskimoBob: hendricks gin, tonic, slice of cucumber -180256;1356223171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6120 @ 0.00062 = 3.7944 BTC [+] -180255;1356223842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00062 = 5.704 BTC [+] -180254;1356223996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00062 = 1.922 BTC [+] -180253;1356224626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00062 = 6.479 BTC [+] -180252;1356225858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9472 @ 0.00062 = 5.8726 BTC [+] -180251;1356225978;Diablo-D3;[04:01:30] usagi has the email glbseuser@hotmail.com -180250;1356225989;Diablo-D3;then hes going to have to publicily admit that -180249;1356226163;Diablo-D3;glbseuser is on the list with 1310 -180248;1356226170;Diablo-D3;which is still less than he claimed -180247;1356226592;Namjies;Sales/purchases can occur between last you checked and GLBSE closed. -180246;1356226619;Namjies;Claims made before data was disclosed was last known amount. -180245;1356227100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6269 @ 0.00062 = 3.8868 BTC [+] -180244;1356227174;Diablo-D3;Namjies: Im not the party of interest here, though -180243;1356227175;Diablo-D3;usagi is -180242;1356227187;Diablo-D3;usagi was claiming about half of the 10k shares -180241;1356227194;Diablo-D3;before I sold the other 10k -180240;1356227542;Namjies;Maybe he dumped a lot of them -180239;1356227679;Diablo-D3;possibly, but he never told his shareholders -180238;1356227685;Diablo-D3;and the market didnt support just dumping them in one go -180237;1356227714;Diablo-D3;glbse collapsed shortly after he made his last monthly reports iirc -180236;1356227723;Diablo-D3;hrm, I wonder if I bought him out -180235;1356227738;Diablo-D3;because I bought half of the 20k before glbse collapsed -180234;1356228323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9664 @ 0.00062 = 5.9917 BTC [+] -180233;1356228705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00062 = 5.208 BTC [+] -180232;1356229418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00062 = 5.456 BTC [+] -180231;1356229745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00062 = 6.448 BTC [+] -180230;1356229995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12150 @ 0.00062 = 7.533 BTC [+] -180229;1356230135;thestringpuller;usagi lol -180228;1356230209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00062 = 9.734 BTC [+] -180227;1356230237;thestringpuller;smickles: where you at? -180226;1356230339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00062 = 5.766 BTC [+] -180225;1356230473;thestringpuller;;;ticker -180224;1356230473;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.25672, Best ask: 13.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09327, Last trade: 13.25565, 24 hour volume: 24767.51391968, 24 hour low: 13.01000, 24 hour high: 13.58996, 24 hour vwap: 13.31611 -180223;1356230577;thestringpuller;ls -180222;1356231834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00062 = 2.666 BTC [+] -180221;1356232889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00062 = 2.883 BTC [+] -180220;1356233637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00061996 = 1.9839 BTC [-] -180219;1356233637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9750 @ 0.00061995 = 6.0445 BTC [-] -180218;1356233639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00061992 = 5.3933 BTC [-] -180217;1356233640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.0006199 = 7.1908 BTC [-] -180216;1356233641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00061978 = 6.6316 BTC [-] -180215;1356233642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00061972 = 3.9972 BTC [-] -180214;1356233643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1758 @ 0.00061967 = 1.0894 BTC [-] -180213;1356233644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00061966 = 2.4167 BTC [-] -180212;1356233645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00061956 = 0.6815 BTC [-] -180211;1356233647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00061932 = 1.5793 BTC [-] -180210;1356233648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.0006193 = 2.0747 BTC [-] -180209;1356233649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7368 @ 0.00061923 = 4.5625 BTC [-] -180208;1356233649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3969 @ 0.00061904 = 2.457 BTC [-] -180207;1356233650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.0006189 = 2.0424 BTC [-] -180206;1356233651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3011 @ 0.00061881 = 1.8632 BTC [-] -180205;1356233652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00061878 = 4.6409 BTC [-] -180204;1356233653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00061874 = 4.7024 BTC [-] -180203;1356233654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00061863 = 1.7322 BTC [-] -180202;1356233655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22900 @ 0.00061861 = 14.1662 BTC [-] -180201;1356233656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00061855 = 1.0515 BTC [-] -180200;1356233657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.0006184 = 7.0498 BTC [-] -180199;1356233658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8310 @ 0.00061839 = 5.1388 BTC [-] -180198;1356233659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6913 @ 0.00061836 = 4.2747 BTC [-] -180197;1356233659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00061834 = 4.8849 BTC [-] -180196;1356233660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00061834 = 4.1429 BTC [-] -180195;1356233661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00061824 = 7.6662 BTC [-] -180194;1356233662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00061822 = 6.9859 BTC [-] -180193;1356233663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00061783 = 4.85 BTC [-] -180192;1356233664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7988 @ 0.00061773 = 4.9344 BTC [-] -180191;1356233666;Diablo-D3;not that again -180190;1356233666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 863 @ 0.00061767 = 0.533 BTC [-] -180189;1356233667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00061761 = 1.7293 BTC [-] -180188;1356233668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.0006176 = 2.7483 BTC [-] -180187;1356233669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00061755 = 4.786 BTC [-] -180186;1356233669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.0006175 = 1.4511 BTC [-] -180185;1356233670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23050 @ 0.0006175 = 14.2334 BTC [-] -180184;1356233671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47100 @ 0.0006174 = 29.0795 BTC [-] -180183;1356233672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10470 @ 0.0006173 = 6.4631 BTC [-] -180182;1356233673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3945 @ 0.00061701 = 2.4341 BTC [-] -180181;1356233674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4042 @ 0.00061695 = 2.4937 BTC [-] -180180;1356233675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00061671 = 6.8763 BTC [-] -180179;1356233676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7101 @ 0.00061664 = 4.3788 BTC [-] -180178;1356233677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14626 @ 0.00061654 = 9.0175 BTC [-] -180177;1356233678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6113 @ 0.00061647 = 3.7685 BTC [-] -180176;1356233678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00061642 = 3.6985 BTC [-] -180175;1356233680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14950 @ 0.00061637 = 9.2147 BTC [-] -180174;1356233681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8609 @ 0.00061635 = 5.3062 BTC [-] -180173;1356233681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00061625 = 4.1905 BTC [-] -180172;1356233682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00061607 = 5.7295 BTC [-] -180171;1356233684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8745 @ 0.00061603 = 5.3872 BTC [-] -180170;1356233685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00061597 = 7.7612 BTC [-] -180169;1356233685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00061596 = 5.482 BTC [-] -180168;1356233686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00061591 = 2.8948 BTC [-] -180167;1356233687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6862 @ 0.00061586 = 4.226 BTC [-] -180166;1356233689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00061585 = 4.8652 BTC [-] -180165;1356233689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00061579 = 8.6826 BTC [-] -180164;1356233691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00061563 = 2.247 BTC [-] -180163;1356233692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.00061553 = 1.2618 BTC [-] -180162;1356233693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3013 @ 0.00061553 = 1.8546 BTC [-] -180161;1356233693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3133 @ 0.00061547 = 1.9283 BTC [-] -180160;1356233694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00061538 = 2.5846 BTC [-] -180159;1356233695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00061517 = 2.7067 BTC [-] -180158;1356233697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29100 @ 0.00061515 = 17.9009 BTC [-] -180157;1356233698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00061513 = 2.2145 BTC [-] -180156;1356233699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5628 @ 0.0006151 = 3.4618 BTC [-] -180155;1356233700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9550 @ 0.00061504 = 5.8736 BTC [-] -180154;1356233701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00061488 = 5.7799 BTC [-] -180153;1356233701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00061478 = 2.8895 BTC [-] -180152;1356233703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18550 @ 0.00061475 = 11.4036 BTC [-] -180151;1356233704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00061473 = 5.2559 BTC [-] -180150;1356233705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4250 @ 0.00061457 = 2.6119 BTC [-] -180149;1356233706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00061456 = 7.4976 BTC [-] -180148;1356233707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00061455 = 3.7488 BTC [-] -180147;1356233707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00061453 = 6.3297 BTC [-] -180146;1356233709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3150 @ 0.00061444 = 1.9355 BTC [-] -180145;1356233709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00061441 = 3.1949 BTC [-] -180144;1356233710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10011 @ 0.00061435 = 6.1503 BTC [-] -180143;1356233711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2043 @ 0.00061418 = 1.2548 BTC [-] -180142;1356233713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00061413 = 10.6244 BTC [-] -180141;1356233713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22485 @ 0.00061409 = 13.8078 BTC [-] -180140;1356233714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00061409 = 1.2896 BTC [-] -180139;1356233715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00061408 = 3.5617 BTC [-] -180138;1356233717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00061398 = 11.2972 BTC [-] -180137;1356233717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12502 @ 0.00061398 = 7.676 BTC [-] -180136;1356233719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00061389 = 8.042 BTC [-] -180135;1356233720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00061387 = 6.2001 BTC [-] -180134;1356233721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00061384 = 1.3811 BTC [-] -180133;1356233721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00061383 = 4.2354 BTC [-] -180132;1356233723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00061373 = 4.2654 BTC [-] -180131;1356233724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8720 @ 0.0006137 = 5.3515 BTC [-] -180130;1356233725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9937 @ 0.00061362 = 6.0975 BTC [-] -180129;1356233726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00061359 = 6.7802 BTC [-] -180128;1356233727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00061342 = 5.5208 BTC [-] -180127;1356233727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00061336 = 3.4962 BTC [-] -180126;1356233729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00061332 = 2.024 BTC [-] -180125;1356233730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7218 @ 0.00061331 = 4.4269 BTC [-] -180124;1356233730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00061326 = 6.5006 BTC [-] -180123;1356233732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9427 @ 0.00061312 = 5.7799 BTC [-] -180122;1356233732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11997 @ 0.00061305 = 7.3548 BTC [-] -180121;1356233734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8889 @ 0.00061282 = 5.4474 BTC [-] -180120;1356233735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25290 @ 0.00061273 = 15.4959 BTC [-] -180119;1356233736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00061244 = 3.9196 BTC [-] -180118;1356233737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7786 @ 0.00061243 = 4.7684 BTC [-] -180117;1356233737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26643 @ 0.00061238 = 16.3156 BTC [-] -180116;1356233738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00061238 = 6.5525 BTC [-] -180115;1356233740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00061236 = 4.1334 BTC [-] -180114;1356233741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7450 @ 0.00061235 = 4.562 BTC [-] -180113;1356233741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00061232 = 2.1431 BTC [-] -180112;1356233743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00061228 = 6.7963 BTC [-] -180111;1356233743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00061227 = 3.5206 BTC [-] -180110;1356233745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00061216 = 4.0709 BTC [-] -180109;1356233746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00061207 = 4.4681 BTC [-] -180108;1356233796;Diablo-D3;whos the lucky winner? -180107;1356233918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1411 @ 0.00347206 = 4.8991 BTC [-] -180106;1356233919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1794 @ 0.00340818 = 6.1143 BTC [-] -180105;1356233921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 894 @ 0.00339076 = 3.0313 BTC [-] -180104;1356233922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00336639 = 2.8614 BTC [-] -180103;1356233923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 51 @ 0.0032 = 0.1632 BTC [-] -180102;1356234059;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 820 @ 0.30712274 = 251.8406 BTC [+] -180101;1356234636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12335 @ 0.000612 = 7.549 BTC [-] -180100;1356240711;thestringpuller;;;calc (14-10)/14 -180099;1356240711;gribble;0.285714285714 -180098;1356241019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6479 @ 0.00062 = 4.017 BTC [+] -180097;1356241236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00062 = 5.022 BTC [+] -180096;1356242794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00335672 = 2.3497 BTC [+] -180095;1356243059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00062 = 6.851 BTC [+] -180094;1356268254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00062 = 2.914 BTC [+] -180093;1356269227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00062 = 3.534 BTC [+] -180092;1356269569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00062 = 1.798 BTC [+] -180091;1356269714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13950 @ 0.00062 = 8.649 BTC [+] -180090;1356270229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15350 @ 0.00062 = 9.517 BTC [+] -180089;1356270688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00062 = 1.519 BTC [+] -180088;1356271900;EskimoBob;Diablo-D3: I posted the last known usagi portfolio content to your https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=132961.0 -180087;1356271938;EskimoBob;this was from hes web site but it was probably not updated. Only way to find out, what he really had, was ask James for a copy. -180086;1356273961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00062 = 8.866 BTC [+] -180085;1356274307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00062 = 6.169 BTC [+] -180084;1356274960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00062 = 2.914 BTC [+] -180083;1356275179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00322888 = 3.0674 BTC [-] -180082;1356275611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00062 = 2.976 BTC [+] -180081;1356275675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00062 = 4.805 BTC [+] -180080;1356276482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00062 = 8.308 BTC [+] -180079;1356276767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9017 @ 0.00062 = 5.5905 BTC [+] -180078;1356277718;pigeons;EskimoBob: I got the mug, awesome! -180077;1356277744;kakobrekla;pics -180076;1356277762;pigeons;one min -180075;1356278321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3395 @ 0.00062 = 2.1049 BTC [+] -180074;1356278395;pigeons;http://postimage.org/image/pidp510c7/ -180073;1356278439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00062 = 4.371 BTC [+] -180072;1356278517;kakobrekla;cool -180071;1356278521;kakobrekla;is is drinkable from -180070;1356278611;kakobrekla;is it* -180069;1356278629;pigeons;I hope so -180068;1356278959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00062 = 3.162 BTC [+] -180067;1356279325;thestringpuller;;;ticker -180066;1356279326;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.13001, Best ask: 13.14780, Bid-ask spread: 0.01779, Last trade: 13.13001, 24 hour volume: 22196.08738081, 24 hour low: 13.01000, 24 hour high: 13.48547, 24 hour vwap: 13.24589 -180065;1356279411;thestringpuller;someone shorted s.dice frak -180064;1356279412;thestringpuller;again -180063;1356279416;thestringpuller;and smpoe -180062;1356279560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2870 @ 0.00062 = 1.7794 BTC [+] -180061;1356279966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00062 = 5.58 BTC [+] -180060;1356280004;pigeons;yeah i might pick up some dice -180059;1356280442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9588 @ 0.00062 = 5.9446 BTC [+] -180058;1356280503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10682 @ 0.00062 = 6.6228 BTC [+] -180057;1356281598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4328 @ 0.00062 = 2.6834 BTC [+] -180056;1356281636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10655 @ 0.00062 = 6.6061 BTC [+] -180055;1356281991;thestringpuller;smickles maybe making a ton -180054;1356281998;thestringpuller;on his loan service -180053;1356282063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00062 = 2.356 BTC [+] -180052;1356283034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00062 = 4.309 BTC [+] -180051;1356283205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9699 @ 0.00062 = 6.0134 BTC [+] -180050;1356284546;smickles;thestringpuller: good morning! Sorry that I missed you yesterday. -180049;1356284756;thestringpuller;its cool bro -180048;1356285403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00062 = 4.092 BTC [+] -180047;1356285442;thestringpuller;i was driving all day -180046;1356285789;pigeons;nice -180045;1356285829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00062 = 2.48 BTC [+] -180044;1356286001;pigeons;yep -180043;1356286014;pigeons;she drew some pictures -180042;1356286262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00062 = 6.82 BTC [+] -180041;1356286440;pigeons;It says "Hello America" -180040;1356286502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23650 @ 0.00062 = 14.663 BTC [+] -180039;1356286547;pigeons;you should have them draw for BTC -180038;1356286552;pigeons;http://postimage.org/image/7zu3cfnq5/ -180037;1356287513;pigeons;bout to sell out Bob <@Litie> [GLOBAL/ART] Latest: 140@1.0 - Bid: 0.961 - Ask: 1.0 -180036;1356287668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00062 = 7.688 BTC [+] -180035;1356288609;kakobrekla;drama? -180034;1356288611;kakobrekla;what drama? -180033;1356288880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6546 @ 0.00062 = 4.0585 BTC [+] -180032;1356289143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9626 @ 0.00062 = 5.9681 BTC [+] -180031;1356289307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00062 = 2.728 BTC [+] -180030;1356289397;mircea_popescu;ok this is an accomplishment -180029;1356289404;mircea_popescu;i've boiled two different sorts of pasta together -180028;1356289407;mircea_popescu;they came out both al dente -180027;1356289424;kakobrekla;:) -180026;1356289446;mircea_popescu;i am now master of pasta. -180025;1356289454;kakobrekla;now put some prosciutto and cheese with that in the oven -180024;1356289505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00062 = 4.03 BTC [+] -180023;1356289573;kakobrekla;bah -180022;1356289578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00062 = 3.348 BTC [+] -180021;1356289651;kakobrekla;hum, if i install bitcoind along bitcoin gui client, will it use same wallet right? -180020;1356289678;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla o no, it was for chicken in white wine sauce -180019;1356289742;kakobrekla;to be honest sometimes i wish i could just eat elecricity or something -180018;1356289744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9174 @ 0.00062 = 5.6879 BTC [+] -180017;1356289747;kakobrekla;batteries perhaps -180016;1356289764;mircea_popescu;why ?! -180015;1356289797;kakobrekla;i dunno, i guess i dont like eating and shitting to much -180014;1356289802;kakobrekla;seems so wasteful -180013;1356289814;mircea_popescu;... -180012;1356289816;jurov_;hello pastafarians -180011;1356289869;mircea_popescu;and i just found out that my romanian literature teacher from hs just died -180010;1356289874;mircea_popescu;teh suck, dieing for xmas. -180009;1356289875;kakobrekla;i enjoy food sometimes, but most of the time its just to stop my belly from complaining -180008;1356289893;kakobrekla;would be easier to plug myself to 230v -180007;1356289903;pigeons;those are my 2 favorite things kakobrekla -180006;1356289906;mircea_popescu;i love cooking, and i love eating. i'm like an italian -180005;1356289912;kakobrekla;i tried that a couple of times -180004;1356289913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10391 @ 0.00062 = 6.4424 BTC [+] -180003;1356289915;kakobrekla;but i just got shocked -180002;1356289959;pigeons;kakobrekla: i think you may need to do connect=127.0.0.1 in bitcoind.conf i dont remember -180001;1356289971;pigeons;rpconnect= i mean -180000;1356289975;kakobrekla;hummm -179999;1356289991;kakobrekla;i thought it was just about wallet.dat path -179998;1356290010;kakobrekla;which is same iirc -179997;1356290010;jurov;uh oh using bitcoind and bitcoin-qt with the same wallet? NOPE. -179996;1356290021;kakobrekla;not at same time -179995;1356290029;pigeons;rpcconnect= -179994;1356290030;kakobrekla;one or another -179993;1356290041;kakobrekla;hm -179992;1356290062;kakobrekla;accually if i get the latest client workin on ubuntu ... it has a console built in -179991;1356290065;mircea_popescu;so which is the next btc scam ? -179990;1356290072;pigeons;mpex -179989;1356290073;jurov;you'll end up maintaining 2 copies of blockchain. bitcoin-qt is NOT a thin client afaik. -179988;1356290101;kakobrekla;hm -179987;1356290107;mircea_popescu;pigeons ill bet you a dolla. -179986;1356290109;kakobrekla;but armory runs on top of bitcoind iirc? -179985;1356290125;pigeons;armory uses bitcoind for blockchain -179984;1356290146;kakobrekla;just blockchain files' -179983;1356290148;kakobrekla;ah. -179982;1356290154;jurov;yes? armory uses bitcoind rpc interface? -179981;1356290163;jurov;ah, only files -179980;1356290216;mircea_popescu;why do they distribute bitcoind with bitcoin-qt if they can't share the blockchain files ?! -179979;1356290270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00062 = 2.418 BTC [+] -179978;1356290321;jurov;seems nobody bothered to implement that (or pay to be implemented). -179977;1356290350;markedathome;bitcoin-gui needs to talk rpc to bitcoind, which you set by the rpcport, rpcpassword in bitcoin.conf. bitcoind needs to be started first -179976;1356290363;jurov;since when? -179975;1356290447;markedathome;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=92929.0 -179974;1356290470;markedathome;oops. my google fu is weak today -179973;1356290490;jurov;yea, that's it. so i ended up using bitcoind CLI exclusively -179972;1356290509;kakobrekla;jurov newest gui has cli built in -179971;1356290517;kakobrekla;checkin now if i got that on ubuntu -179970;1356290536;jurov;well, that won't help you running bitcoind as service -179969;1356290542;mircea_popescu;afaik bitcoin had cli since day 1 -179968;1356290545;kakobrekla;no no -179967;1356290548;pigeons;nope -179966;1356290553;kakobrekla;i just need access to manual commands -179965;1356290556;kakobrekla;so i can do sendfrom -179964;1356290571;pigeons;wxgui only before we even had bitcoind satoshi called it "headless bitcoin" -179963;1356290605;pigeons;i was thrilled when it came out -179962;1356290700;jurov;looks like we are mixing things. using CLI embedded in bitcoin GUI is one thing. RPC calling bitcoind running in the background is compeltely different thing. -179961;1356290732;pigeons;ok -179960;1356290739;jurov;the latter has advantage it is running all the time, it gets well connected and always ready with freshest blockchain -179959;1356290745;jurov;but no gui, then -179958;1356290747;markedathome;right, bitcoind needs to run as a daemon, with rpcuser, rpcport, rpcpassword set in the bitcoin.conf -179957;1356290772;markedathome;a second bitcoind runs to connect and pass cli commands. -179956;1356290800;kakobrekla;18:25.35 ( jurov ) the latter has advantage it is running all the time, -179955;1356290802;kakobrekla;hmm -179954;1356290814;kakobrekla;i have at least 1 instace of bitcoin gui running all the time -179953;1356290819;markedathome;which should just be bitcoind sendfrom [minconf=1] [comment] -179952;1356290832;markedathome;api list --> https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_Calls_list -179951;1356290847;markedathome;at least that was how I used to use namecoind -179950;1356290930;jurov;yes, running bitcoin gui all the time is an option, too. -179949;1356291055;markedathome;set up new one with -datadir ./somewhere-else and -conf ./newbitcoin.conf, if it is one off. otherwise you can get gui to connect to a daemon with the correct rpc settings -179948;1356291086;jurov;"can get gui to connect to a daemon with the correct rpc settings" But this is actually not supported! -179947;1356291087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7193 @ 0.00062 = 4.4597 BTC [+] -179946;1356291103;pigeons;jurov: ive done that quite a bit -179945;1356291107;markedathome;as in doesn't work, or devs have deprecated it? -179944;1356291120;pigeons;rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 -179943;1356291144;pigeons;never knew it wasn't supported -179942;1356291245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00062 = 2.976 BTC [+] -179941;1356291300;jurov;nope. my 0.7.1 bitcoin-qt just ignored rpcconnect and is starting blockchain download from the very beginning -179940;1356291310;pigeons;hmm ok -179939;1356291317;pigeons;no gui here to try -179938;1356291322;jurov;if it works for you i'm VERY interested -179937;1356291332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00062 = 7.75 BTC [+] -179936;1356291381;jurov;with the same config, bitcoind works as supposed to (calls existing process via RPC) -179935;1356291394;jurov;so i'm convinced it is not supported -179934;1356291591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00062 = 3.844 BTC [+] -179933;1356291931;markedathome;can someone tell me what brackets round a channel name in kvirc channel list means?? kvirc faq/website/online help are singularly unhelpful -179932;1356292466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00062 = 3.224 BTC [+] -179931;1356292639;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/steampunk-tower-defense/ -179930;1356292665;mircea_popescu;markedathome possibly that you're disconnected ? -179929;1356292764;markedathome;don't think so, there is no message saying disconnected or similar. google just tends to bring up lots of programmatic info as soon as the bracket is included in query. -179928;1356292806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28428 @ 0.00062 = 17.6254 BTC [+] -179927;1356293346;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i wrote something for you -179926;1356293420;markedathome;is it a song? -179925;1356293534;thestringpuller;no a blog post intended to be read by mr. popescu -179924;1356293576;mircea_popescu;link me -179923;1356293782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13646 @ 0.00062 = 8.4605 BTC [+] -179922;1356293865;thestringpuller;ill email to polimedia with your key -179921;1356293891;pigeons;for your eyes only -179920;1356293957;FabianB_;hmm -179919;1356293989;FabianB_;jurov: CoinBr.MPBPT-O, no more buys since a few days -179918;1356294049;jurov;i know, with the holidays it's normal -179917;1356294194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00062 = 7.378 BTC [+] -179916;1356294246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4805 @ 0.00062 = 2.9791 BTC [+] -179915;1356294274;FabianB_;i wonder whether it'll make it till end of month -179914;1356294347;jurov;no big deal, we'll fill the rest ourselves. -179913;1356294405;jurov;but i believe december 28th mpoe announcement may stir some additional interest -179912;1356294465;FabianB_;just in case, i would invest 10 more, but wouldn't if unessesary -179911;1356294582;thestringpuller;jurov has inside information -179910;1356294583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00062 = 6.851 BTC [+] -179909;1356294622;thestringpuller;buy now -179908;1356294635;pigeons;manipulator! -179907;1356294675;jurov;aas yoiu have seen, it may well backfire, like in case of fabianb :D -179906;1356294821;jurov;like, you have it all covered? oh, no need to invest, then. lol -179905;1356295026;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 520 @ 0.01498159 = 7.7904 BTC [-] -179904;1356295038;Ukto;https://btct.co/ <-- down for anyone else? -179903;1356295041;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 800 @ 0.16843117 = 134.7449 BTC [-] -179902;1356295059;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 700 @ 0.05981764 = 41.8723 BTC [-] -179901;1356295059;pigeons;quit DoSin the comptetition ukto -179900;1356295066;Ukto;pigeons: nah -179899;1356295068;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 500 @ 0.09645259 = 48.2263 BTC [-] -179898;1356295085;Ukto;is that the actual issue? -179897;1356295107;pigeons;maybe they use bitvps -179896;1356295109;Ukto;BF hasnt had any trades lately. was kind of curious what btct's history looked like -179895;1356295112;Ukto;lol -179894;1356295678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5094 @ 0.00062 = 3.1583 BTC [+] -179893;1356295819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2203 @ 0.00062 = 1.3659 BTC [+] -179892;1356296138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00062 = 1.581 BTC [+] -179891;1356296407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00062 = 8.99 BTC [+] -179890;1356296466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00062 = 6.2 BTC [+] -179889;1356296549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13090 @ 0.00062 = 8.1158 BTC [+] -179888;1356296653;kakobrekla;oh yeah btct -179887;1356296660;kakobrekla;so many its hard to keep up -179886;1356296699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25650 @ 0.00062 = 15.903 BTC [+] -179885;1356296731;kakobrekla;added that currently non workin link -179884;1356296779;kakobrekla;i think that coveres all now -179883;1356296835;thestringpuller;lol -179882;1356296849;thestringpuller;btc x-mas -179881;1356296914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3090 @ 0.00062 = 1.9158 BTC [+] -179880;1356297217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00062 = 3.286 BTC [+] -179879;1356297218;jurov;maybe btct is working like slovak tax office - for some time their server was shut down outside working hours -179878;1356297428;FabianB_;lol -179877;1356297484;kakobrekla;well its says "working hours" on the door doesnt it!? -179876;1356297500;jurov;zactly. -179875;1356297666;FabianB_;well, real world stock exchanges aren't better :) -179874;1356297826;Diablo-D3;[07:11:40] Diablo-D3: I posted the last known usagi portfolio content to your https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=132961.0 -179873;1356297835;Diablo-D3;[07:12:17] this was from hes web site but it was probably not updated. Only way to find out, what he really had, was ask James for a copy. -179872;1356297905;jurov;http://i.imgur.com/hQ9ex.jpg -179871;1356297934;Diablo-D3;jurov: heee -179870;1356297944;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so why doesnt he just say what the fuck the email is -179869;1356298050;Ukto;its the mental attitude -179868;1356298174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00062 = 3.441 BTC [+] -179867;1356298327;FabianB_;Ukto: bf still not in assbot? -179866;1356298347;Ukto;i have no control over it -179865;1356298378;Ukto;I was told to make twatter feed. I did. then I was told it was obsoleted. end of story. -179864;1356298414;FabianB_;kakobrekla: assbot doesn't like twitter streams anymore? -179863;1356298446;Ukto;FabianB_: the issue apaprently -179862;1356298458;Ukto;is that twitter will drop updates -179861;1356298462;Ukto;and is not accurate -179860;1356298499;Ukto;so I guess when I release the API for BF, he will just adhear to that -179859;1356298506;FabianB_;doesn't need to be 100% if it's just > irc -179858;1356298522;Ukto;yeah, i only made the twatter feed for itc heh -179857;1356298524;Ukto;irc -179856;1356298881;Diablo-D3;Ukto: yeah, just make a stupid telnet api -179855;1356298897;Ukto;lol -179854;1356298911;Diablo-D3;you can do it with like a dozen lines of perl -179853;1356298929;Ukto;json far easier an faster -179852;1356298939;Diablo-D3;I think you missed the point -179851;1356298951;Diablo-D3;you can stream the json over telnet -179850;1356298975;Diablo-D3;hell, you could run your own irc bot -179849;1356298995;Ukto;thought about it, but not worth the time/effort atm -179848;1356299001;Ukto;i have more important things I am working on atm -179847;1356299005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.00062 = 1.891 BTC [+] -179846;1356299007;Diablo-D3;well, what you'd do is -179845;1356299007;Ukto;than getting trades to show in irc -179844;1356299013;Diablo-D3;use existing perl irc bot modules -179843;1356299030;Ukto;would rather focus on gett the api system finished to publishing -179842;1356299045;Ukto;lsat real major thing the system needs -179841;1356299052;Diablo-D3;and then call a remote api in the daemon from your trade api AFTER its closed the http request -179840;1356299055;Diablo-D3;to do the push -179839;1356299559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00062 = 7.595 BTC [+] -179838;1356299614;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: usagi bitched at me in pm on the forum -179837;1356299634;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: Ive asked him to either tell the world what the email address is or give me permission to -179836;1356299773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00062 = 5.394 BTC [+] -179835;1356300119;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: is usagi having more trouble? -179834;1356300133;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: he refuses to own up which email is his in the claims list -179833;1356300154;thestringpuller;he owes me 21 btc -179832;1356300166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00325183 = 0.6504 BTC [+] -179831;1356300167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00326868 = 3.1052 BTC [+] -179830;1356300211;thestringpuller;so i am wondering how much trouvle he is in -179829;1356300215;thestringpuller;trouble -179828;1356300353;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and that does what exactly? -179827;1356300501;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: he still refuses to tell me. -179826;1356300548;Diablo-D3;yes -179825;1356300556;Diablo-D3;I have no clue. -179824;1356300563;Diablo-D3;I intend on processing all of them anyhow -179823;1356300575;kakobrekla;FabianB_: theres a custom api now since twitter prooved to be unreliable even with the workarounds -179822;1356300577;Diablo-D3;all he has to do is confirm an address on the list -179821;1356300652;Diablo-D3;it doesnt matter, I want him to confirm it. -179820;1356300699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.00062 = 5.115 BTC [+] -179819;1356300768;FabianB_;kakobrekla: so you'll use the custom APIs of exchanges and integrate it in assbot? or do exchanges use assbot's custom api? -179818;1356300779;Diablo-D3;a what? -179817;1356300811;kakobrekla;exchanges post stuff into assbot -179816;1356300823;Diablo-D3;Im pretty sure google is not telling me what I want to know -179815;1356300841;Diablo-D3;huh, I guess google is relevant -179814;1356300848;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: the term you're looking for is troll, I think -179813;1356300950;Diablo-D3;seriously, why the fuck wont he just say what the email is -179812;1356300955;Diablo-D3;if he really did claim them, then whats the issue -179811;1356301079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5050 @ 0.00062 = 3.131 BTC [+] -179810;1356301345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00062 = 7.316 BTC [+] -179809;1356301445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1022 @ 0.00329733 = 3.3699 BTC [+] -179808;1356301446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 578 @ 0.00332944 = 1.9244 BTC [+] -179807;1356301799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00062 = 3.069 BTC [+] -179806;1356302359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6425 @ 0.00062 = 3.9835 BTC [+] -179805;1356303221;Namjies;Diablo-D3, I recalled he told that long ago and when I saw the email glbseuser@hotmail.com I asked him and he confirmed. -179804;1356303264;Namjies;There's no way it's not him, he knew the shares for that email before it was disclosed. -179803;1356303322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00062 = 1.798 BTC [+] -179802;1356303324;Namjies;It also match what he had before in his spreadsheet. -179801;1356303815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18668 @ 0.00062 = 11.5742 BTC [+] -179800;1356304122;PsychoticBoy;someone familiar with raspberry pi -179799;1356304311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9938 @ 0.00062 = 6.1616 BTC [+] -179798;1356304727;PsychoticBoy;on? It will not start up, I have a pre-programmed sd card, all is right from RS -179797;1356304755;PsychoticBoy;I just received it in the mail yestreday -179796;1356304763;PsychoticBoy;so probably rev 2 -179795;1356304807;PsychoticBoy;i got a black screen and nothing seems to happen -179794;1356304838;PsychoticBoy;I should be capable of doing that with the use od diskimager -179793;1356304843;PsychoticBoy;of -179792;1356304920;PsychoticBoy;but i ordered a pre-programmed sd card with it, so it should work properly -179791;1356304935;PsychoticBoy;thanks -179790;1356305026;PsychoticBoy;probably this is the case: -179789;1356305028;PsychoticBoy;The Raspberry Pi cannot find a valid image on the SD card. Check card is inserted correctly. Check that you have correctly written a Raspberry Pi image to the card. Did you have admin rights when you used the SD-card writer software? Without it the software might go through the motions without actually doing anything! To check if the writing process did actually happen Insert the SD card into a Windows machine and you s -179788;1356305029;PsychoticBoy;hould see bootcode.bin, fixup.dat and start.elf amongst others. See also, Known SD Cards. It is also possible that the image you are writing to the card is corrupt, as downloads do occasionally end up corrupted or truncated. You can check with the checksum utility if your download is correct. -179787;1356305093;PsychoticBoy;I checked the card and it has the named files in it -179786;1356305214;PsychoticBoy;thats the case but it should not be, the sd card is from RS and pre-programmed, sucky company -179785;1356305265;PsychoticBoy;tomorrow Ill buy a new sd card and flash it with the downloaded raspberry software -179784;1356305287;PsychoticBoy;If that wont work, I will sell the pi -179783;1356305350;PsychoticBoy;I have a fast one from RS, a sd hc -179782;1356305357;PsychoticBoy;class 6 -179781;1356305378;PsychoticBoy;but probably they fk`d up flashing it -179780;1356305710;PsychoticBoy;does the size of the sd card matter? I have a 4GB from RS and I can buy a 16GB sd hc class 10 for 12eur -179779;1356305942;PsychoticBoy;and a brand like samsung or a cheap one like lexar -179778;1356305968;PsychoticBoy;ok a brand -179777;1356305998;PsychoticBoy;a samsung 8GB sd hc class 6 cost 16eur -179776;1356306096;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: just buy the highest class that works with your device -179775;1356306116;Diablo-D3;class == speed -179774;1356306132;PsychoticBoy;high class/ good brand -179773;1356306197;PsychoticBoy;I hate expensive -179772;1356306227;PsychoticBoy;I am not a linux man, I bought the pi to learn linux etc -179771;1356306252;PsychoticBoy;I have a monste windows machine -179770;1356306256;PsychoticBoy;monster -179769;1356306307;kakobrekla;you know, you can just run a vm -179768;1356306323;Diablo-D3;just dont buy shi brands, dude -179767;1356306329;Diablo-D3;samsung is fine -179766;1356306372;PsychoticBoy;I will buy the best zi can and make my wallet cry -179765;1356306406;Diablo-D3;wow -179764;1356306419;Diablo-D3;I think this may be the first time Ive ever ran my own miner long enough to get 10k accepts -179763;1356306425;Diablo-D3;I wonder what'll happen -179762;1356306473;PsychoticBoy;nothing, my miner has accepted almost 4M shares and still no pot of gold -179761;1356306535;Diablo-D3;hahahah oh man -179760;1356306540;Diablo-D3;usagi isnow bitching about the 5btc -179759;1356307113;Namjies;I'm not a linux man either =/ -179758;1356307429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00062 = 5.735 BTC [+] -179757;1356307740;PsychoticBoy;I am now writing the new debian for raspberry to the sd card delivered by RS, EskimoBob -179756;1356307885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00062 = 3.41 BTC [+] -179755;1356308020;PsychoticBoy;whoehoe its working -179754;1356308107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00062 = 3.906 BTC [+] -179753;1356308549;PsychoticBoy;I am in the OS yoepie -179752;1356308567;PsychoticBoy;now lets seee hmmmn what does this button do??? -179751;1356308648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11917 @ 0.00062 = 7.3885 BTC [+] -179750;1356308869;PsychoticBoy;Now that I loged out and back in the prompt, can I just shut him off now -179749;1356309150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00062 = 5.704 BTC [+] -179748;1356310503;markedathome;PsychoticBoy: what was wrong? -179747;1356310612;markedathome;oh, I think I know - it is possible that the firmware files may have been for the 256MB version, though you still should have had something. -179746;1356310629;markedathome;my pi comes to me in less than 36hrs :-) -179745;1356310849;PsychoticBoy;I have flashed the sd card and now all is fine, was probably the 512mb issue -179744;1356311020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00062 = 1.612 BTC [+] -179743;1356311752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9801 @ 0.00062 = 6.0766 BTC [+] -179742;1356311975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00062 = 5.146 BTC [+] -179741;1356312443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00062 = 12.09 BTC [+] -179740;1356313020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00062 = 7.192 BTC [+] -179739;1356313169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00062 = 5.797 BTC [+] -179738;1356313268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00062 = 2.356 BTC [+] -179737;1356314044;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.05816915 BTC [-] -179736;1356314407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00062 = 1.984 BTC [+] -179735;1356314835;Kayos;anybody out there -179734;1356315015;leotreasure;https://soundcloud.com/djleo/bitcoin-the-money-of-the-future-2 -179733;1356315025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00062 = 5.363 BTC [+] -179732;1356315609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8436 @ 0.00062 = 5.2303 BTC [+] -179731;1356316443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9710 @ 0.00062 = 6.0202 BTC [+] -179730;1356316798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 172 @ 0.00332944 = 0.5727 BTC [+] -179729;1356316799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 428 @ 0.00333047 = 1.4254 BTC [+] -179728;1356316920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47852 @ 0.00062 = 29.6682 BTC [+] -179727;1356317097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11133 @ 0.00062 = 6.9025 BTC [+] -179726;1356317242;WhateverIFeelLik;anyone want to buy a $100 settlement? -179725;1356317404;WhateverIFeelLik;the check is due to arrive sometime in January, and I need the money before the end of December -179724;1356317842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00062 = 2.79 BTC [+] -179723;1356318274;smickles;WhateverIFeelLik: I might buy for 1.6 btc -179722;1356318290;smickles;;;getrating WhateverIFeelLik -179721;1356318291;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask WhateverIFeelLik!44071d66@gateway/web/freenode/ip.68.7.29.102 . User WhateverIFeelLik, rated since Sun Sep 9 21:02:35 2012. Cumulative rating 2, from 2 total ratings. Received ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 1 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=WhateverIFeelLik -179720;1356318473;WhateverIFeelLik;I need at least $50 from the sale -179719;1356318498;WhateverIFeelLik;the smallest BTCPak available is for $100 -179718;1356318729;WhateverIFeelLik;;;ticker -179717;1356318729;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.30221, Best ask: 13.39849, Bid-ask spread: 0.09628, Last trade: 13.30007, 24 hour volume: 14733.54087893, 24 hour low: 13.10200, 24 hour high: 13.40000, 24 hour vwap: 13.26361 -179716;1356318993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00062 = 4.402 BTC [+] -179715;1356319743;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.04420246 BTC [-] -179714;1356320268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00062 = 3.751 BTC [+] -179713;1356320684;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.03020824 BTC [-] -179712;1356320702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12067 @ 0.00062 = 7.4815 BTC [+] -179711;1356321187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00062 = 0.868 BTC [+] -179710;1356322942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5744 @ 0.00062 = 3.5613 BTC [+] -179709;1356323387;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.03005227 BTC [-] -179708;1356323392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4092 @ 0.00062 = 2.537 BTC [+] -179707;1356323585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00062 = 4.495 BTC [+] -179706;1356324410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00062 = 4.216 BTC [+] -179705;1356324441;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.02997932 BTC [-] -179704;1356324739;smickles;;;ticker -179703;1356324740;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.37001, Best ask: 13.38990, Bid-ask spread: 0.01989, Last trade: 13.37001, 24 hour volume: 14793.72595714, 24 hour low: 13.10200, 24 hour high: 13.45000, 24 hour vwap: 13.27754 -179702;1356324746;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -179701;1356324747;gribble;13.25 -179700;1356325046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14350 @ 0.00062 = 8.897 BTC [+] -179699;1356326233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7775 @ 0.00062 = 4.8205 BTC [+] -179698;1356326692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00062 = 2.976 BTC [+] -179697;1356355322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00062 = 4.309 BTC [+] -179696;1356355479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00062 = 1.767 BTC [+] -179695;1356358534;FabianB;Ukto: on weex, how do i know a gpg key got added? don't want to lock myself out by switching to gpg auth without it accepting my public key -179694;1356360415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00062 = 1.24 BTC [+] -179693;1356361210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00062 = 13.64 BTC [+] -179692;1356361367;sgnb;mircea_popescu: is there a "text" (machine-friendly) version of mpex? -179691;1356361575;pigeons;that's funny cause some people keep asking him if there is a human-friendly version -179690;1356361929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13610 @ 0.00062 = 8.4382 BTC [+] -179689;1356361948;sgnb;well, a more machine-friendly version would allow third-parties to build a more human-friendly version -179688;1356362044;mircea_popescu;sgnb you just don't set the html parameter and it answers in plaintext -179687;1356362050;mircea_popescu;or do you mean the data displayed on the site ? -179686;1356362060;sgnb;mircea_popescu: the latter -179685;1356362067;mircea_popescu;a, yes. -179684;1356362085;Ukto;FabianB: let me check for you -179683;1356362085;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq.html#11 -179682;1356362101;mircea_popescu;prices and mkt depth json -179681;1356362117;mircea_popescu;a lot richer than the site actually. -179680;1356362125;sgnb;oh -179679;1356362129;sgnb;didn't see this one -179678;1356362141;sgnb;great, thanks -179677;1356362144;mircea_popescu;np -179676;1356362202;sgnb;mircea_popescu: btw, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fmpex.co%2F%3Fmpsic%3DS.MPOE&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0&user-agent=W3C_Validator%2F1.3 -179675;1356362210;mircea_popescu;hehe -179674;1356362229;mircea_popescu;the old page said something like "validation comes up with 1k errors which is a source of great satisfaction to us" -179673;1356362269;pigeons;and used to drive ne0futur crazy -179672;1356362583;sgnb;so a friendlier interface would actually interest people? -179671;1356362631;pigeons;people claim it would, but i suspect they are just whining -179670;1356362635;kakobrekla;still less than google -179669;1356362635;kakobrekla;http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=google.com&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0&user-agent=W3C_Validator%2F1.3 -179668;1356362658;pigeons;there is a friendly interface via coinbr.com -179667;1356362834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1815 @ 0.00062 = 1.1253 BTC [+] -179666;1356363009;sgnb;well, it's yet another trusted third-party to add... it should be possible to make a purely web-based client to plain mpex so that its failure doesn't let the user screwed (à la blockchain.info) -179665;1356363067;pigeons;it certainly is possible -179664;1356363232;sgnb;so none exists yet and it would interest people? -179663;1356363483;pigeons;how much it would interest people is probably unknown -179662;1356363495;FabianB;Ukto: pm -179661;1356363986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00062 = 9.982 BTC [+] -179660;1356364657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5628 @ 0.00062 = 3.4894 BTC [+] -179659;1356364964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00062 = 6.634 BTC [+] -179658;1356365424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00062 = 4.495 BTC [+] -179657;1356365680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00062 = 2.48 BTC [+] -179656;1356365843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13349 @ 0.00062 = 8.2764 BTC [+] -179655;1356365862;FabianB;;;rate Ukto 1 runs bitfunder and weexchange which supports gpg authentication, very nice -179654;1356365863;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Ukto has been recorded. -179653;1356365966;kakobrekla;very nice, how much? -179652;1356366143;pigeons;hey ukto maybe you can get this one https://btct.co/security/BMF -179651;1356366179;Ukto;usagis? -179650;1356366194;pigeons;:) -179649;1356366231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00062 = 4.557 BTC [+] -179648;1356366242;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.msg1415181#msg1415181 -179647;1356366243;Ukto;:) -179646;1356366298;pigeons;" -179645;1356366298;pigeons;Q: Why was I gone for a month? -179644;1356366301;pigeons;By the way. The night that GLBSE shutdown I happened to be drinking. So I finished the bottle and I got really sick. This apparently lowered my immune system and I got some kind of very bad stomach flu." -179643;1356366314;Ukto;yeah -179642;1356366315;Ukto;that was hilarious -179641;1356366329;kakobrekla;lololwhat -179640;1356366331;Ukto;"I this makes you all happy" or w/e -179639;1356366332;kakobrekla;urlpls -179638;1356366394;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126560.msg1343180#msg1343180 -179637;1356366404;Ukto;.. that one >,> :P -179636;1356366411;mircea_popescu;ukto added gpg to bf ? -179635;1356366431;FabianB;mircea_popescu: no, weexchange -179634;1356366437;mircea_popescu;o -179633;1356366461;FabianB;mircea_popescu: but the wallet of bf is handled by weex -179632;1356366466;mircea_popescu;right. -179631;1356366475;mircea_popescu;anyway. so it can be done!1eleven. whodda thunk it. -179630;1356366534;Ukto;mircea_popescu: WeExchange has had gpg for a year now -179629;1356366536;Ukto;:P -179628;1356366557;mircea_popescu;somehow i had no idea. -179627;1356366562;mircea_popescu;well good for you! -179626;1356366568;Ukto;prolyl cause almost no one knows of weexchange :P -179625;1356366595;mircea_popescu;:p -179624;1356366645;pigeons;hey guys, pirate is back, he was just drinking the last time we saw him and got realy sick -179623;1356366655;mircea_popescu;stomach flu ? -179622;1356366660;Ukto;LOL -179621;1356366717;kakobrekla;some heavy shit to drink. -179620;1356366724;mircea_popescu;milk ? -179619;1356366729;kakobrekla;sour. -179618;1356366775;mircea_popescu;i just had a pint of buttermilk -179617;1356366779;pigeons;"I am interested in hiring an accountant, although smickles is probably out of -179616;1356366782;pigeons;the question" -179615;1356366832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7063 @ 0.00062 = 4.3791 BTC [+] -179614;1356366845;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QRVbEQogDk -179613;1356366907;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133139.0 -179612;1356366915;Ukto;guess usagi took burnsides bribe :P -179611;1356367059;JWU42;ugh -179610;1356367064;JWU42;more usagi -179609;1356367101;Ukto;He asked to use BF for BMF.. i debating it for a while,told him fine, as long as he actually pays ppl properly -179608;1356367102;mircea_popescu;we're running low on drama JWU42 -179607;1356367105;Ukto;then eh went to btct -179606;1356367113;Ukto;and setup, after i set him up on BF -179605;1356367114;mircea_popescu;outside of usagi and eskimobob there's precious little left. -179604;1356367127;Ukto;which hes now being turned down @ btct.co -179603;1356367132;Ukto;so I am going to shut down his BF assset -179602;1356367132;Ukto;:P -179601;1356367189;pigeons;i'm actually suprised they are even voting against usagi on btct -179600;1356367207;Ukto;look under motions -179599;1356367211;Ukto;he just wants to use it to liquidate -179598;1356367319;Ukto;*giggle* https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.msg1418195#msg1418195 -179597;1356367404;pigeons;anyway, a "fund" of "mining bonds" doesn't seem like the best idea right now -179596;1356367440;pigeons;"Why the "Bitcoin Mining Sector"? because we believe it is the most stable and largest sector in the community right now." -179595;1356367528;Ukto;LOL -179594;1356367670;pigeons;ah give the christmas gift of humor -179593;1356367675;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126560.msg1417151#msg1417151 -179592;1356367881;pigeons;ah he put it up https://btct.co/security/SILVER -179591;1356368546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00062 = 1.55 BTC [+] -179590;1356368916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00062 = 3.906 BTC [+] -179589;1356369416;Bugpowder;MASSIVE betting volume on S.DICE in the last few hours -179588;1356369428;Guest54266;>50,000 -179587;1356369889;Bugpowder_;Biggest betting volume ever for S.DICE this morning -179586;1356369943;pigeons;the guy who shorted it is hoping to break the bank -179585;1356369961;Bugpowder_;well -179584;1356369972;Bugpowder_;2500 BTC proft this morning so far -179583;1356369980;Bugpowder_;on >55,000 BTC bet -179582;1356369991;pigeons;nice -179581;1356370088;Bugpowder_;http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=1000&min_bet=10&status=ALL -179580;1356370535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00062 = 2.449 BTC [+] -179579;1356371294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00062 = 1.24 BTC [+] -179578;1356371351;Bugpowder_;Still going. And now they are on a hot streak -179577;1356371400;Bugpowder_;58000 bet and S.DICE only up 100 -179576;1356371907;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ heh. maybe it ends up +20k or some insane shit. -179575;1356372109;Bugpowder_;Hope so -179574;1356372127;Bugpowder_;The most important thing for me is to see the volume is back -179573;1356372140;Bugpowder_;If this volume keeps up -179572;1356372151;Bugpowder_;S.DICE will be a great investment for a long time -179571;1356372204;mircea_popescu;5-10 years im hoping. -179570;1356372210;mircea_popescu;i know that's what i plan for mpoe -179569;1356372336;Bugpowder_;Well this month we are on pace for around 425,000 BTC bet this month -179568;1356372349;Bugpowder_;expect return of 8,150 / month -179567;1356372418;Bugpowder_;;;calc 8150/.0034/100000000*12*100 -179566;1356372419;gribble;28.7647058824 -179565;1356372428;Bugpowder_;28% expected return / yr -179564;1356372456;Bugpowder_;lets say 25% since price is at .00355 -179563;1356372462;Bugpowder_;;;ticker S.DICE -179562;1356372462;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -179561;1356372466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00062 = 6.572 BTC [+] -179560;1356372633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.00062 = 12.524 BTC [+] -179559;1356372918;mircea_popescu;finally btc finance sounds like fucking finance -179558;1356372923;mircea_popescu;as opposed to w/e it was before. -179557;1356373149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00062 = 4.588 BTC [+] -179556;1356373349;smickles;< pigeons> "I am interested in hiring an accountant, although smickles is probably out of the question" <<< too bad, i am curious tho, where'd you see that? -179555;1356373626;markedathome;ROFL - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.msg1418267#msg1418267 -179554;1356373668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7471 @ 0.00062 = 4.632 BTC [+] -179553;1356375223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10820 @ 0.00062 = 6.7084 BTC [+] -179552;1356376641;markedathome;another exchange -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133147.msg1418238#msg1418238 -179551;1356376686;markedathome;"The exchange is based on a different model than GLBSE or MPEx. The main concept of the new model is that PicoStocks is the legal owner of all assets. Users trading the assets can benefit from profits or buy and sell the assets to other users. PicoStocks is a legal person established under the jurisdiction of Marshall Islands. " -179550;1356377032;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.msg1418362#msg1418362 -179549;1356377324;Ukto;whoops -179548;1356377965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5401 @ 0.00062 = 3.3486 BTC [+] -179547;1356378016;kakobrekla;ill get used to this shit. -179546;1356378412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00062 = 5.394 BTC [+] -179545;1356378589;markedathome;oh, i didn't expect you to put it in the list - I was wondering if anyone had heard much about it in the background? -179544;1356378745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00062 = 2.232 BTC [+] -179543;1356379338;mircea_popescu;so basically picostocks is the stock generation scam, yet again. -179542;1356379348;thestringpuller;lol -179541;1356379355;thestringpuller;what isnt a scam? -179540;1356379357;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i srsly wouldn't be listing that shit. -179539;1356379367;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -179538;1356379368;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 hour, 40 minutes, and 17 seconds ago: < pigeons> "I am interested in hiring an accountant, although smickles is probably out of the question" <<< too bad, i am curious tho, where'd you see that? -179537;1356379394;thestringpuller;;;ticker -179536;1356379395;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.35083, Best ask: 13.42890, Bid-ask spread: 0.07807, Last trade: 13.35083, 24 hour volume: 16486.50787807, 24 hour low: 13.16005, 24 hour high: 13.45000, 24 hour vwap: 13.32690 -179535;1356379411;kakobrekla;dont worry -179534;1356379415;kakobrekla;noone reads the topic. -179533;1356379437;thestringpuller;the xmas bumb -179532;1356379450;thestringpuller;bump -179531;1356379574;thestringpuller;only 700k shares left -179530;1356379576;thestringpuller;nuts -179529;1356379809;mircea_popescu;lol that's a point -179528;1356379984;thestringpuller;i'm so sick of usagi -179527;1356379992;thestringpuller;fucking pay me my liquidation -179526;1356380311;JWU42;liquidation ? -179525;1356380317;JWU42;is this YARR ? -179524;1356380337;JWU42;I couldn't keep up with the different assets he was involved with... -179523;1356380573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00062 = 3.534 BTC [+] -179522;1356380636;pigeons;smickles: the reference to hiring an accountant was from the prospectus tab on https://btct.co/security/BMF -179521;1356380654;pigeons;it says that prospectus was recently changed, but I still see your name in it -179520;1356380702;pigeons;hmm Ukto so you have been threatened unless you delisted usagi I see -179519;1356380843;Ukto;I stated quite clearly that 'some buttons were pressed on my side'. How he wishes to interpret that is up to him. -179518;1356381089;pigeons;I'm waiting for someone to respond to the "What do you want me to do, kill myself?" question he posed -179517;1356381207;thestringpuller;I wish he would disappear. -179516;1356381231;thestringpuller;or at least stop being dumb with other people's money -179515;1356381320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00062 = 4.371 BTC [+] -179514;1356381993;Diablo-D3;>reads threads -179513;1356381996;Diablo-D3;>sees youtube link -179512;1356382000;Diablo-D3;>clicks -179511;1356382006;Diablo-D3;GLORIOUS.jpg -179510;1356382151;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZAVhy9G7So -179509;1356382374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5438 @ 0.00062 = 3.3716 BTC [+] -179508;1356382442;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.msg1418362#msg1418362 -179507;1356382499;Diablo-D3;*super mario bros 2 music* "This shit never ends." -179506;1356382502;Diablo-D3;.... -179505;1356382507;Diablo-D3;I just had a very bad idea. -179504;1356382511;Diablo-D3;A very very bad idea. -179503;1356382555;Diablo-D3;bitcointalk thread simulators. -179502;1356382669;pigeons;quoth usagi, "it's not my fault..." -179501;1356382740;pigeons;"and I tried to make things right and the community fucked me straight up the ass. What do you want me to do, kill myself?" -179500;1356382766;Diablo-D3;no, no, no.... well. kind of. -179499;1356382769;Namjies;who's quote is that? -179498;1356382794;Diablo-D3;Namjies: usagi just got fucked straight up the ass by the community -179497;1356382803;Diablo-D3;I knew that 55 gallon drum of lube would come in handy -179496;1356382836;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133170.msg1418466#msg1418466 -179495;1356382844;Namjies;What's up with the BTC community members always carrying 55 gallon drums of lube? -179494;1356382856;Diablo-D3;I dunno, its cheap on amazon -179493;1356382865;Diablo-D3;pigeons: baleeted -179492;1356382866;Namjies;xD -179491;1356382874;Diablo-D3;pigeons: or thats the wrong url -179490;1356382893;Diablo-D3;I dunno though, I keep telling usagi to quit dressing up like a japanese schoolgirl -179489;1356382902;pigeons;matthewh3, "I just created this new address in my blockchain.inf/MyWallet - 12LFYVWKz5wWaofhHGnB5EXtkJwGV2yGAy - as you can see it has the word GAy at the end. Can I get the private key for that address and sell it, is that possible. -179488;1356382920;Diablo-D3;pigeons: oh, that post -179487;1356382940;Diablo-D3;in b4 someone firstbits gay -179486;1356382946;Diablo-D3;HI GIGA -179485;1356382954;gigavps;merry holidays! -179484;1356382965;Diablo-D3;s/merry/happy/ -179483;1356382987;gigavps;where is usagi -179482;1356383003;Diablo-D3;being fucked straight up the ass by the community, apparently -179481;1356383003;gigavps;seems he's gone off the deep end -179480;1356383006;pigeons;funny you should mention him, I've been talking about that feloow -179479;1356383007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00062 = 6.324 BTC [+] -179478;1356383026;Diablo-D3;gigavps: oh oh oh, you've seen this thread right? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.msg1418267#msg1418267 -179477;1356383032;gigavps;he says he can't payout unless he's on an exchange -179476;1356383064;Diablo-D3;read last post of that page and all of page 2 -179475;1356383072;gigavps;lol -179474;1356383080;gigavps;i saw his "last post" -179473;1356383092;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133168.0 -179472;1356383132;gigavps;i thought he knew how to program? so if so, why can't he make a little payment system -179471;1356383141;Diablo-D3;no he doesnt -179470;1356383147;gigavps;ahhh -179469;1356383149;Diablo-D3;also, fuck him -179468;1356383166;gigavps;but he was in here saying that he was programming in rails or something -179467;1356383182;gigavps;for his "other" project -179466;1356383186;Diablo-D3;my mom died 2 months ago, you dont see whining like a little bitch about shit -179465;1356383190;pigeons;so the same illuminati that threatened nefario has come after Ukto -179464;1356383199;gigavps;the learn a language thing -179463;1356383208;Diablo-D3;gigavps: he tried to learn one -179462;1356383213;Diablo-D3;heavy emphasis on tried -179461;1356383213;gigavps;Diablo-D3 very sorry to hear that -179460;1356383229;gigavps;heh, there is no trying, only doing -179459;1356383245;pigeons;"I envision the next posting I make here being a scan of the surgery papers I turned down because there's a 15% chance I will die in surgery. Fuck you all. " -179458;1356383246;Diablo-D3;well, I gave up the whole learning a language thing. its easier to just write my own. -179457;1356383264;Diablo-D3;pigeons: oh, so hes getting the gender reassignment surgery? -179456;1356383280;pigeons;its all your fault -179455;1356383281;gigavps;i guess the drama never stops on the forums -179454;1356383295;gigavps;pigeons who did what? -179453;1356383295;Diablo-D3;gigavps: needs more smb2 music -179452;1356383312;pigeons;gigavps: just usagi BS, not worth your time -179451;1356383347;gigavps;well, i've made an entire system to make payments, but since usagi can't program, i guess he won't be doing that -179450;1356383416;Namjies;Diablo-D3, but... you just did... once... -179449;1356383451;Namjies;Here, have a sad song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZRdPS2xlcc&list=PL2019F934A3AA4D1B -179448;1356383475;Namjies;Well more like plain instrumental -179447;1356383510;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130754.msg1418400#msg1418400 -179446;1356383524;gigavps;i don't think it gets any more drama than that -179445;1356383547;Namjies;so, you have your own payment system for gigamining eh? -179444;1356383623;gigavps;Namjies yes -179443;1356383643;Namjies;Sounds nice -179442;1356383645;gigavps;i'm down about $25k so far for glbse closing -179441;1356383656;gigavps;and were not done -179440;1356383662;gigavps;we're -179439;1356383664;Namjies;I'm not surprised -179438;1356383687;gigavps;maybe i should send a bill to nefario and ColdHardMetal -179437;1356383733;Diablo-D3;gigavps: I dare you -179436;1356383743;Diablo-D3;infact, triple dog dare you -179435;1356383756;gigavps;this is not the first time i've thought about it -179434;1356383780;Namjies;Well technically the fees were for things like a lawyer for yourself and I don't think they had to keep anyone on their exchange if they didn't want to. -179433;1356383803;Namjies;You'd have more chance suing for damages caused by Nefario's rash decisions. -179432;1356383834;gigavps;i have been choosing to focus on positive stuff rather than negative -179431;1356383863;Namjies;Well, wouldn't be bad that Nefario knows... send him the bill regardless. -179430;1356383911;gigavps;we'll see how things fall into place for 2013 -179429;1356383970;Namjies;I hope amazingrando gives signs of life. -179428;1356383991;gigavps;he relisted, just not paying -179427;1356384004;gigavps;Bitcoin Oz posted in my thread that he relisted -179426;1356384014;gigavps;doesn't do much good if you aren't paying -179425;1356384071;Namjies;We had a private deal. Shouldn't be impacted at all. -179424;1356384086;gigavps;so he just hasn't responded at all? -179423;1356384245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00062 = 6.386 BTC [+] -179422;1356384367;Namjies;He hasn't been responding in quite some time. -179421;1356384391;gigavps;wow -179420;1356384437;Namjies;Dates back when he relisted and said he'd start paying again when he'd get his ASIC miners. -179419;1356384442;Namjies;Then poof. -179418;1356384460;Namjies;Not answering any PM -179417;1356384480;pigeons;look at "issuer detail" under contract & prospectus now for https://btct.co/security/SILVER -179416;1356384585;pigeons;poor guy -179415;1356384622;thestringpuller;so -179414;1356384630;thestringpuller;like everyone is bullying usagi? -179413;1356384631;thestringpuller;lol -179412;1356384641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9042 @ 0.00062 = 5.606 BTC [+] -179411;1356384648;thestringpuller;;;ticker -179410;1356384648;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.36461, Best ask: 13.43961, Bid-ask spread: 0.07500, Last trade: 13.36411, 24 hour volume: 15856.68691214, 24 hour low: 13.18144, 24 hour high: 13.45000, 24 hour vwap: 13.35680 -179409;1356384705;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: we're tired of his shit -179408;1356384798;pigeons;he's had 6 posts since his "final public post EVER" -179407;1356384811;Namjies;I'm getting NO votes on BTC-BOND it seems. -179406;1356384823;pigeons;what are the reasons -179405;1356384861;pigeons;there you go -179404;1356384877;pigeons;approved -179403;1356384883;Diablo-D3;I dunno, I wonder if hes trying to prevent me from paying DMC shares to him -179402;1356384892;Diablo-D3;because its not going to work -179401;1356384901;Namjies;Ah well thanks -179400;1356384910;Namjies;I'm going to announce it then. -179399;1356384983;Diablo-D3;announce what? -179398;1356384984;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: He's going to kill himself and I won't get my money!!! -179397;1356384995;thestringpuller;Don't bully people! -179396;1356385057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6791 @ 0.00062 = 4.2104 BTC [+] -179395;1356385075;Namjies;That BTC-BOND has been approved and you can make a claim. -179394;1356385102;Namjies;I actually paid many small holders. -179393;1356385118;pigeons;usagi has apologized to eskimobob https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133144.msg1418525#msg1418525 -179392;1356385157;Diablo-D3;OH SHIT ITS THE END OF THE WORLD FOR REAL THIS TIME -179391;1356385171;pigeons;no that's when mpoe-pr and bob make up -179390;1356385179;Diablo-D3;>hundreds of holdings -179389;1356385188;Diablo-D3;THERE WASNT EVEN 3 DOZEN ASSETS ON GLBSE -179388;1356385203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10214 @ 0.00062 = 6.3327 BTC [+] -179387;1356385228;pigeons;he had 200 shares of OBSI.HYPT = "hundreds of holdings" :) -179386;1356385300;Namjies;He has a lot more than 200 OBSI =P -179385;1356385331;pigeons;that was in the insured, low risk tranch -179384;1356385370;thestringpuller;OBSI is gone -179383;1356385370;Namjies;That was in the through-the-roof risk range. -179382;1356385389;thestringpuller;like in jail gone from what I heard -179381;1356385405;Namjies;Wait, really? -179380;1356385426;markedathome;but bob did didn't (s)he? --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131993.msg1414355#msg1414355 -179379;1356385444;Diablo-D3;obsi quit because he got tired of the drama -179378;1356385448;Diablo-D3;he paid out everybody -179377;1356385456;Diablo-D3;its how I paid off half the dmc shares -179376;1356385508;Diablo-D3;"I am a worthless, petty, little fuck. Please believe me. All I want to do is pay out shareholders and I am done." -179375;1356385508;thestringpuller;ah -179374;1356385523;thestringpuller;give usagi the chance to do the same? -179373;1356385529;thestringpuller;he may just disapear -179372;1356385542;Diablo-D3;obsi wasnt a fucking faggot though -179371;1356385543;pigeons;markedathome: differnt bob, but good one -179370;1356385548;PsychoticBoy;gone with the wind -179369;1356385549;Diablo-D3;I dunno, maybe I should give usagi an offer -179368;1356385560;thestringpuller;yes so I can get my money -179367;1356385562;thestringpuller;:P -179366;1356385565;Diablo-D3;no I mean like -179365;1356385578;Diablo-D3;sign his immortal soul over to me and do my bidding -179364;1356385584;Diablo-D3;and Ill take on his debts -179363;1356385592;thestringpuller;cool give me my money -179362;1356385630;thestringpuller;i'm going to create a BTC debt collection agency -179361;1356385641;markedathome;what you mean like btcjam? -179360;1356385641;thestringpuller;seems like that would be profitable -179359;1356385653;thestringpuller;no mafia style repo service -179358;1356385668;thestringpuller;give us a BTC address of someone who owes you money, we take care of the rest -179357;1356385671;pigeons;seems like it would be unprofitable -179356;1356385695;pigeons;the most productive btc debt collection i know of was shakaru, who still owes thousands -179355;1356385695;thestringpuller;:P -179354;1356385863;thestringpuller;how did he collect? -179353;1356385865;thestringpuller;how did he lose money? -179352;1356385914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00062 = 2.17 BTC [+] -179351;1356385998;thestringpuller;;;seen mircea_popescu -179350;1356385998;gribble;mircea_popescu was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 hour, 43 minutes, and 8 seconds ago: lol that's a point -179349;1356386011;pigeons;imsaguy collected money every time he earned some and distributed it to shakaru's creditors -179348;1356386912;Diablo-D3;I dunno, I dont get why the fuck everyone is so ... whatever -179347;1356386920;Diablo-D3;I was going to say greedy, but thats not the right word -179346;1356386926;Diablo-D3;fucking retarded is closer to what I want -179345;1356386934;Diablo-D3;like, Im greedy. -179344;1356386938;Diablo-D3;Im the most greedy man alive -179343;1356386957;Diablo-D3;Im so greedy, Im trying to make a company that makes a shitload of money just so I can be the CEO who makes a brazillion dollars a year -179342;1356386975;Diablo-D3;I mean, why the fuck steal a few thousand dollars when you can have them throw $20m at you every year -179341;1356387006;Namjies;Stealing a few thousands takes a lot less skills? -179340;1356387019;Diablo-D3;"when you have it, flaunt it" -179339;1356387294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8078 @ 0.00062 = 5.0084 BTC [+] -179338;1356387954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5252 @ 0.00062 = 3.2562 BTC [+] -179337;1356388081;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: don't you own a mining company that doesn't mine? -179336;1356388135;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: no -179335;1356388147;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: to classify DMC as only a mining company doesnt make sense -179334;1356388219;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: I dont get why everyone gets hung up on that -179333;1356388227;Diablo-D3;the mining hardware was going to be put in the data center -179332;1356388249;Diablo-D3;no data center, no hardware -179331;1356388357;thestringpuller;so why be called diablo mining co -179330;1356388366;Namjies;Diablo "Mining" Corp. > Diablo Management Corp. or Diablo Microtechnology Corp. -179329;1356388370;Diablo-D3;dmc 2.0 wont be called that. -179328;1356388371;Namjies;Change the name =P -179327;1356388386;Diablo-D3;Im just going to use the name I was going to use for the web hosting front -179326;1356388571;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: basically, it was just going to be mining, then I started fleshing the plan out -179325;1356388579;kakobrekla;could as well be Diablo Mythology Corp -179324;1356388591;Diablo-D3;the plan that we have now is the one I published, it hasnt changed -179323;1356388592;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: did you write the diablo miner? -179322;1356388597;Diablo-D3;yes -179321;1356388605;thestringpuller;I remember using that back in the day -179320;1356388615;Diablo-D3;what do you use now? -179319;1356388621;thestringpuller;I don't mine now? -179318;1356388625;Diablo-D3;oh -179317;1356388640;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -179316;1356388642;thestringpuller;I don't have 100's of thousands in btc upstart capital -179315;1356388642;gribble;Current Blocks: 213470 | Current Difficulty: 3370181.7992778 | Next Difficulty At Block: 213695 | Next Difficulty In: 225 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 17 hours, 18 minutes, and 45 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2977933.80142681 | Estimated Percent Change: -11.6387785945 -179314;1356388673;thestringpuller;Buy X.IDIFF -179313;1356388676;thestringpuller;lol -179312;1356388687;thestringpuller;miners are packing up and going home -179311;1356388792;thestringpuller;Where is the plan mr. -179310;1356388794;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: -179309;1356388807;Diablo-D3;first post of dmc thread =P -179308;1356388825;thestringpuller;i'm lazy -179307;1356388833;thestringpuller;;;google first post of dmc thread -179306;1356388834;gribble;DMC-Threads. Emma's Blog on Cross Stitching, Needlepoint ...: ; Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX7K 10.1MP 24mm Wide Angle Digital ...: ; Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF3XK 12.1 MP Camera G X Vario PZ 14 ...: !ticker X.IDIFF.DEC -178993;1356410512;thestringpuller;sup bugpowder -178992;1356410524;Bugpowder;Tesla IPO'd a while ago -178991;1356410529;thestringpuller;Really? -178990;1356410535;thestringpuller;;;google tesla motors ipo -178989;1356410536;gribble;Welcome TSLA: Tesla Motors raises $266 million in IPO - CNN Money: ; Tesla Motors shares soar 41% in market debut - MarketWatch: ; Tesla Motors IPO faces new risk: CEO's divorce trial | VentureBeat: (1 more message) -178988;1356410539;Bugpowder;SpaceX will IPO in about 2 years -178987;1356410552;Bugpowder;my brother works at SpaceX -178986;1356410568;thestringpuller;SpaceX is a great company. -178985;1356410581;thestringpuller;I almost interned their last summer -178984;1356410639;Bugpowder;yes it is very cool -178983;1356410644;Bugpowder;it's his dream job -178982;1356410650;Bugpowder;just landed it in Nov -178981;1356410651;thestringpuller;Uh yea? -178980;1356410656;thestringpuller;Shooting rokets in the space -178979;1356410658;thestringpuller;fuckkk yea -178978;1356410754;Bugpowder;hmm S.DICE whales still going at it -178977;1356410771;thestringpuller;Yea -178976;1356410776;thestringpuller;short it like a mofo -178975;1356410778;thestringpuller;:) -178974;1356410780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10386 @ 0.00062 = 6.4393 BTC [+] -178973;1356410833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9368 @ 0.00062 = 5.8082 BTC [+] -178972;1356410914;Bugpowder;77,000 BTC bet, 2500BTC S.DICE profit -178971;1356410987;thestringpuller;Its like a lottery... -178970;1356411000;Bugpowder;Every employee at spaceX still has to be personally approved by musk -178969;1356411012;Bugpowder;for the final round of interviews -178968;1356411040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00062 = 3.689 BTC [+] -178967;1356411132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4471 @ 0.00062 = 2.772 BTC [+] -178966;1356411192;thestringpuller;I heard from my friend Musk is weird as shit. -178965;1356411275;thestringpuller;S.DICE the bitcoin casino -178964;1356411776;thestringpuller;;;seen Ukto -178963;1356411777;gribble;Ukto was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 8 hours, 35 minutes, and 33 seconds ago: I stated quite clearly that 'some buttons were pressed on my side'. How he wishes to interpret that is up to him. -178962;1356412613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10082 @ 0.00062 = 6.2508 BTC [+] -178961;1356413643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00062 = 9.3 BTC [+] -178960;1356441337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00064 = 1.152 BTC [+] -178959;1356442622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14538 @ 0.00064 = 9.3043 BTC [+] -178958;1356444594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00064 = 7.392 BTC [+] -178957;1356444730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00354404 = 2.8352 BTC [+] -178956;1356444912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00064 = 7.04 BTC [+] -178955;1356445352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00064 = 3.808 BTC [+] -178954;1356445702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00064 = 3.328 BTC [+] -178953;1356448956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00064 = 6.464 BTC [+] -178952;1356449134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00064 = 4.704 BTC [+] -178951;1356449435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00064 = 2.912 BTC [+] -178950;1356450596;markedathome;It is Christmas Day. Good news, I don't have to work. Bad news, I don't get paid -178949;1356450708;markedathome;not if i'm self-employed... -178948;1356450869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00064 = 6.144 BTC [+] -178947;1356450971;markedathome;that would be me :-) -178946;1356451228;markedathome;dunno, I might then be committed for hearing voices? -178945;1356451803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00064 = 1.792 BTC [+] -178944;1356452836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4104 @ 0.00064 = 2.6266 BTC [+] -178943;1356453056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18634 @ 0.00064 = 11.9258 BTC [+] -178942;1356453421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1665 @ 0.00064 = 1.0656 BTC [+] -178941;1356453486;Bugpowder;SATOSHIIIII DICEEE -178940;1356453781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8150 @ 0.00064 = 5.216 BTC [+] -178939;1356453832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2213 @ 0.00064 = 1.4163 BTC [+] -178938;1356454633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6407 @ 0.00064 = 4.1005 BTC [+] -178937;1356455652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00064 = 1.728 BTC [+] -178936;1356456346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00064 = 0.384 BTC [+] -178935;1356456635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00354059 = 17.703 BTC [-] -178934;1356458374;pigeons;nethead, Roger Ver's nemesis, has this forum sig: Disclaimer: Do not sent any coins by mistake, i will keep them. -178933;1356460026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00064 = 7.04 BTC [+] -178932;1356460490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17107 @ 0.00064 = 10.9485 BTC [+] -178931;1356460804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00064 = 3.456 BTC [+] -178930;1356461297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7155 @ 0.00064 = 4.5792 BTC [+] -178929;1356461510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7636 @ 0.00064 = 4.887 BTC [+] -178928;1356462971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15452 @ 0.00064 = 9.8893 BTC [+] -178927;1356463144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00064 = 6.08 BTC [+] -178926;1356464651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17450 @ 0.00064 = 11.168 BTC [+] -178925;1356465248;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.09871751 = 98.7175 BTC [+] -178924;1356465260;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1000 @ 0.04991307 = 49.9131 BTC [-] -178923;1356465272;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1000 @ 0.02201012 = 22.0101 BTC [-] -178922;1356465273;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.17407439 = 174.0744 BTC [+] -178921;1356466604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1545 @ 0.00064 = 0.9888 BTC [+] -178920;1356466683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00064 = 3.424 BTC [+] -178919;1356467514;thestringpuller;;;ticker -178918;1356467515;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.30931, Best ask: 13.35000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04069, Last trade: 13.30931, 24 hour volume: 15246.85529519, 24 hour low: 13.14000, 24 hour high: 13.45000, 24 hour vwap: 13.34425 -178917;1356467775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35300 @ 0.00064 = 22.592 BTC [+] -178916;1356468076;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 820 @ 0.24943126 = 204.5336 BTC [-] -178915;1356468664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5251 @ 0.00064 = 3.3606 BTC [+] -178914;1356469054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40000 @ 0.00064 = 25.6 BTC [+] -178913;1356469142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14522 @ 0.00064 = 9.2941 BTC [+] -178912;1356469637;markedathome;pigeons: nethead is bulanula... :-) -178911;1356469668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00064 = 1.28 BTC [+] -178910;1356469758;smickles;;;bc,stats -178909;1356469768;smickles;;;bc,stats -178908;1356469771;smickles;;;bc,stat -178907;1356469775;smickles;??? -178906;1356469779;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -178905;1356469805;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -178904;1356469805;gribble;Error: "bc,stat" is not a valid command. -178903;1356469836;thestringpuller;smickles -178902;1356469846;thestringpuller;merry christmas -178901;1356469875;smickles;thestringpuller: I hope you enjoy your holiday :) -178900;1356469892;thestringpuller;if we win the war on fiat i will :) -178899;1356469899;smickles;so, big diff drop coming soon -178898;1356469907;thestringpuller;but as my mom says: one day at a timr -178897;1356469931;thestringpuller;miners went offline like you predicted -178896;1356469932;smickles;heh, yeah, not likely to 'win the war' today -178895;1356469943;thestringpuller;im sure the asic bubble didnt hp -178894;1356469947;thestringpuller;help -178893;1356469952;smickles;it's shapped up to be the largest drop in history -178892;1356470056;thestringpuller;whoever wrote the X.IDIFF.DEC is probably pissed -178891;1356470190;markedathome;thestringpuller: but no volume? -178890;1356470229;thestringpuller;!ticker X.IDIFF.DEC -178889;1356470230;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.DEC] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.0327929 / 0.0327929 / 0.0327929 (1 shares, 0.03 BTC) -178888;1356470244;thestringpuller;one contract -178887;1356470245;thestringpuller;lol -178886;1356470287;markedathome;there are more for mar and jun, 20, 170 respectively -178885;1356470311;thestringpuller;i know but diff is super volatile -178884;1356470406;PsychoticBoy;are there European People that send Personal information to lets say gigavps? -178883;1356470412;PsychoticBoy;plz read this -178882;1356470436;PsychoticBoy;BEWARE: according to European law, We (European citizens) may not transfer our ID (our a copy of it) to a third party (Outside the EU, like gigavps lawyer)!! -178881;1356470436;PsychoticBoy;Here is a list of countries which by law are not allowed to send their ID to third parties (Countries outside the EU) -178880;1356470436;PsychoticBoy;Member states of the EU: -178879;1356470436;PsychoticBoy;(year of entry) -178878;1356470437;PsychoticBoy;Austria (1995) -178877;1356470439;PsychoticBoy;Belgium (1952) -178876;1356470441;PsychoticBoy;Bulgaria (2007) -178875;1356470443;PsychoticBoy;Cyprus (2004) -178874;1356470445;PsychoticBoy;Czech Republic (2004) -178873;1356470447;PsychoticBoy;Denmark (1973) -178872;1356470449;PsychoticBoy;Estonia (2004) -178871;1356470451;PsychoticBoy;Finland (1995) -178870;1356470453;PsychoticBoy;France (1952) -178869;1356470454;PsychoticBoy;Germany (1952) -178868;1356470457;PsychoticBoy;Greece (1981) -178867;1356470461;PsychoticBoy;Hungary (2004) -178866;1356470463;PsychoticBoy;Ireland (1973) -178865;1356470465;PsychoticBoy;Italy (1952) -178864;1356470467;PsychoticBoy;Latvia (2004) -178863;1356470469;PsychoticBoy;Lithuania (2004) -178862;1356470471;PsychoticBoy;Luxembourg (1952) -178861;1356470473;PsychoticBoy;Malta (2004) -178860;1356470475;PsychoticBoy;Netherlands (1952) -178859;1356470477;PsychoticBoy;Poland (2004) -178858;1356470479;PsychoticBoy;Portugal (1986) -178857;1356470481;PsychoticBoy;Romania (2007) -178856;1356470483;PsychoticBoy;Slovakia (2004) -178855;1356470485;PsychoticBoy;Slovenia (2004) -178854;1356470489;PsychoticBoy;Spain (1986) -178853;1356470491;PsychoticBoy;Sweden (1995) -178852;1356470493;PsychoticBoy;United Kingdom (1973) -178851;1356470495;PsychoticBoy;so DONT send your personal info, It can be used for Identity theft -178850;1356470497;PsychoticBoy;retc -178849;1356470499;PsychoticBoy;etc -178848;1356470528;PsychoticBoy;Asking for your ID etc is a CRIMINAL action according to the EU law -178847;1356470542;kakobrekla;hm -178846;1356470551;kakobrekla;how about gox verification -178845;1356470572;PsychoticBoy;true this info comes fr4om the Dutch Law institute, I called them -178844;1356470611;PsychoticBoy;should be the same, dont send info to gox either unless they are EU company -178843;1356470781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1902 @ 0.00064 = 1.2173 BTC [+] -178842;1356470957;PsychoticBoy;So in short, you are all (if EU citizen) in the right to not send him (gigavps or his so called lawyer) anything. You can evemn sue him because of this action -178841;1356471064;PsychoticBoy;To get him sued, ed start a lawsuit against him this will cost 700euro initial (we wont get it back if we lose the case) -178840;1356471095;PsychoticBoy;but I am prepared to pay this out of my own pocket -178839;1356471327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00064 = 8.832 BTC [+] -178838;1356471421;PsychoticBoy;So if anyone is intrested in buying 117 Gigamining shares, let me know -178837;1356471434;PsychoticBoy;I want to get rid of that crap -178836;1356471506;PsychoticBoy;otherwise sue the crap spreader -178835;1356471517;jurov;psychoticboy, did they said exact name of the law? -178834;1356471622;jurov;and why would eu-based companies be exempt? -178833;1356471650;PsychoticBoy;hmmmn they probably did, but I was too upset/angry/mad or how you will call it, I have to call them back and let them send it too me by mail. for proof -178832;1356471657;PsychoticBoy;EU law -178831;1356471676;jurov;rly helpful -178830;1356471677;markedathome;presumably it is the european union data protection regulation? https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:lUJQqe8liYYJ:ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/document/review2012/com_2012_11_en.pdf+&hl=en&gl=uk&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESg6Fc7Joam_K8q_zFqQnprfwiloP_7Y78An3PYhz5keRiLYReE0jHCxyphxiDVgsJXxOhg5F6zXrrA90o0iYOzCj9-NFWaieaF-99ObOeSjStK85XMur8tYt8FgajpC6tFCpmEr&sig=AHIEtbQOj-0uVTGmkbd5sL2lSFx523Sho -178829;1356471689;PsychoticBoy;EU LAW IS ABOVE US LAW FOR EU CITIZEN!! -178828;1356471710;markedathome;unless there is a reciprocal arrangement -178827;1356471761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00064 = 5.76 BTC [+] -178826;1356471767;jurov;sorry we're unable to find teh document -178825;1356471780;jurov;^markedathome -178824;1356471807;PsychoticBoy;I explained the whole story to the lawyer/judge I talked with and they told me this: Dont send your ID to a non EU country registred company -178823;1356471842;PsychoticBoy;I said it was a person, then they said dont send data EVER! -178822;1356471871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6220 @ 0.00064 = 3.9808 BTC [+] -178821;1356471873;PsychoticBoy;cause the chance for identity theft is big+ it is a illigal action -178820;1356471901;PsychoticBoy;but I am going to my christmas dinner, see you guys later -178819;1356471907;markedathome;jurov: sorry, googled "european union distribution outside of personal documents" and 4th down. used the quick view link - didn't realise it was user specific -178818;1356472800;jurov;indeed it's dangerous to give anyone your ID number and illegal for third parties to process it -178817;1356472835;jurov;and usually ID card have it -178816;1356472849;jurov;so mybe that's it -178815;1356472862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25482 @ 0.00064 = 16.3085 BTC [+] -178814;1356472900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00064 = 6.336 BTC [+] -178813;1356473072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064 = 3.2 BTC [+] -178812;1356473329;Bugpowder;PsychoticBoy : how much will you sell gigamining shares for? -178811;1356473374;Bugpowder;I have yet to send in my AML data but will soon. Would be willing to pick some shares up at a reasonable price. -178810;1356473692;pigeons;rate stealth222 2 trust his code -178809;1356473697;pigeons;;;rate stealth222 2 trust his code -178808;1356473698;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user stealth222 has been recorded. -178807;1356473933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00064 = 0.896 BTC [+] -178806;1356474697;Bugpowder;SATOSHIIIII -178805;1356474698;Bugpowder;DICE -178804;1356474931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9150 @ 0.00064 = 5.856 BTC [+] -178803;1356474948;Bugpowder;S.DICE revenue up to 33,000 -178802;1356474963;Bugpowder;;;calc 33000-16200 -178801;1356474963;gribble;16800 -178800;1356474989;Bugpowder;;;calc 16800/.0034/100000000 -178799;1356474990;gribble;0.0494117647059 -178798;1356474999;Bugpowder;;;calc 16800/.0035/100000000 -178797;1356475000;gribble;0.048 -178796;1356475053;Bugpowder;4.8% dividend this month -178795;1356475233;jurov;lol that change several times yet -178794;1356475244;jurov;with all these whales -178793;1356475294;jurov;*that can -178792;1356477087;Diablo-D3;man -178791;1356477095;Diablo-D3;Im almost envious of inaba -178790;1356477102;Diablo-D3;he gets paid to troll -178789;1356478106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00064 = 2.496 BTC [+] -178788;1356480040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00064 = 1.152 BTC [+] -178787;1356480181;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: is a shit slinger -178786;1356480198;thestringpuller;who slings poopoo like a chimpanzee -178785;1356480221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8050 @ 0.00064 = 5.152 BTC [+] -178784;1356480521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00064 = 8.064 BTC [+] -178783;1356480705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00064 = 6.976 BTC [+] -178782;1356480898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2707 @ 0.00064 = 1.7325 BTC [+] -178781;1356481305;PsychoticBoy;mpfk-pr << a word that you do not often hear -178780;1356481310;PsychoticBoy;;) -178779;1356481318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00064 = 1.824 BTC [+] -178778;1356481336;PsychoticBoy; PsychoticBoy : how much will you sell gigamining shares for? 0.2 btc -178777;1356481588;JWU42;PsychoticBoy: thought you couldn't sell them -178776;1356481686;gigavps;good evening -178775;1356481697;JWU42;wow - good timing giga -178774;1356481717;gigavps;stuffed from Christmas dinner -178773;1356481723;gigavps;can barely move -178772;1356481723;JWU42;nice -178771;1356481740;JWU42;laying on couch with laptop propped on distended belly ;) -178770;1356481783;gigavps;too many cookies, my mother makes some pretty awesome cookies -178769;1356481868;JWU42;yumm -178768;1356481893;JWU42;hmm PsychoticBoy was around a bit ago talking about GIGAMINING -178767;1356481898;JWU42;not sure where he went -178766;1356481938;gigavps;well, selling gigamining since the close of glbse will most likely void any claim -178765;1356481951;gigavps;so buyer beware -178764;1356481958;JWU42;OK - that clarifies -178763;1356481963;JWU42;thks for that -178762;1356481982;gigavps;one of the huge reasons GLBSE closed was because they had no idea who their customers were -178761;1356481983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00064 = 6.72 BTC [+] -178760;1356481999;gigavps;and they were supposed to be reporting gains/loses -178759;1356482009;gigavps;simple kyc stuff -178758;1356482023;gigavps;all of the new exchange will have the same problems -178757;1356482129;gigavps;i've read the TOS for some of the sites, and treating the exchange as a "experiment/learning" will not keep them out of court when the government comes calling -178756;1356482973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2010 @ 0.00064 = 1.2864 BTC [+] -178755;1356483737;PsychoticBoy;hmmn he left -178754;1356483798;PsychoticBoy;I think I will get giga into court, I contacted O Hammerstein, my lawyer, and he wants action -178753;1356483866;PsychoticBoy;yes it is one of the best lawyers in The Netherlands (and expensive) but he is like a pitbull -178752;1356483871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 774 @ 0.00354059 = 2.7404 BTC [-] -178751;1356484080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8728 @ 0.00064 = 5.5859 BTC [+] -178750;1356484593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00345868 = 1.7293 BTC [-] -178749;1356484791;thestringpuller;PsychoticBoy: why are you going to get giga into court -178748;1356484794;thestringpuller;* -178747;1356484851;PsychoticBoy;I am sick of people who make their own rules, Bitcoin is a semi annonymous coin traded in a free market -178746;1356484870;PsychoticBoy;He did not need my ID or such when I took my coins -178745;1356484895;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: man I wish dmc could afford a lawyer -178744;1356484896;PsychoticBoy;Now when things are getting ugly, he goes by the law etc F -178743;1356484920;PsychoticBoy;I will outsource all I got If I have to -178742;1356484968;thestringpuller;PsychoticBoy: I think I missed something. What did gigia exactly do? -178741;1356484973;PsychoticBoy;allthough I only own 117 Giga shares, does not mean I have to let ppl walk over me -178740;1356485017;PsychoticBoy;For real persons: a photocopy or scanned PDF of government issued photo identification, or, for corporations the document number and issuing jurisdiction of the incorporating charter and proof of current good standing. -178739;1356485017;PsychoticBoy;An affidavit attesting to the beneficial assignment of the agreement, which has been notarized (US residents/corporations) or local equivalent bearing the apostille of the competent jurisdiction. Copies of an acceptable affidavit can be obtained upon request from the law offices. -178738;1356485026;PsychoticBoy;^^^^ this is the problem -178737;1356485032;thestringpuller;Wait what -178736;1356485035;thestringpuller;I'm so confused -178735;1356485038;PsychoticBoy;My ID etc -178734;1356485051;PsychoticBoy;F him he wont get it and its against EU Law -178733;1356485087;PsychoticBoy;he is no EU company If he does own a company that is registred -178732;1356485109;PsychoticBoy;If he even has one -178731;1356485159;PsychoticBoy;I dont mind payoing 1000euro for a lawyer to get him hanged -178730;1356485164;thestringpuller;so he wants -178729;1356485192;PsychoticBoy;even if the 117 sahres arent worth shit -178728;1356485196;thestringpuller;"papers" -178727;1356485200;thestringpuller;in order to claim the shares -178726;1356485201;PsychoticBoy;yep -178725;1356485220;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=127488.0 -178724;1356485247;Diablo-D3;wait -178723;1356485252;Diablo-D3;why are we tagging giga as a scammer? -178722;1356485262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15157 @ 0.00064 = 9.7005 BTC [+] -178721;1356485267;PsychoticBoy;he is not getting taged -178720;1356485275;PsychoticBoy;he will not get one -178719;1356485287;Diablo-D3;good -178718;1356485292;Diablo-D3;has giga even done anything wrong yet? -178717;1356485298;PsychoticBoy;its only not a reasonable thing to do, ask for ppl personal data -178716;1356485324;thestringpuller;well people will stop giving him money? -178715;1356485333;PsychoticBoy;sure -178714;1356485333;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: erm, they cant -178713;1356485337;Diablo-D3;he hasnt relisted anywhere -178712;1356485347;thestringpuller;people have the right to liquidate no? -178711;1356485360;PsychoticBoy;He wont get another btc from me as he already took more than 70 BTC (117 shares) -178710;1356485375;Diablo-D3;what, hes not buying the shares back? -178709;1356485399;PsychoticBoy;no You can claim be sending your ID, address etc and an affidavit -178708;1356485417;PsychoticBoy;by* -178707;1356485439;PsychoticBoy;so this is fucking bullshit -178706;1356485452;PsychoticBoy;sorry for my language on christmas -178705;1356485456;Diablo-D3;hrm -178704;1356485461;Diablo-D3;I wonder if his lawyer told him to do that -178703;1356485466;PsychoticBoy;yep -178702;1356485474;Diablo-D3;then I wouldnt scammer tag him -178701;1356485482;Diablo-D3;his lawyer knows more about this shit than any of us do -178700;1356485501;Diablo-D3;just another reason to excommunicate nefario, imo -178699;1356485505;PsychoticBoy;I have the feeling he just want his ass covered by a lawyer and not pay out shareholders -178698;1356485513;Diablo-D3;I dont -178697;1356485520;Diablo-D3;he may have actually violated the law somewhere -178696;1356485569;markedathome;thestringpuller: they have the right to request liquidation through a motion if that is allowed in the contract -178695;1356485580;PsychoticBoy;I talked with an lawyer here in Holland and he told me what gigavps or his lawyer is doing is in opposition to -178694;1356485580;PsychoticBoy;the Dutch and EU Law -178693;1356485592;Diablo-D3;yes, but giga is american -178692;1356485614;PsychoticBoy;but as EU citizen I am not allowed to send him my details if I wanted that -178691;1356485627;Diablo-D3;if he is incorporated in a state that requires a list of all shareholders to be published -178690;1356485630;Diablo-D3;then thats the way it is -178689;1356485636;Diablo-D3;and yes, that actually IS such a thing -178688;1356485684;PsychoticBoy;He is playing by the rules (like he said) But if I am playing by the rules (Dutch/EU law) I get fucked hmmmn that can not be possible -178687;1356485694;Diablo-D3;yes it can -178686;1356485701;Diablo-D3;eu and us law do not always jive -178685;1356485708;pigeons;haha of course its possible -178684;1356485721;pigeons;us law and us law do not always ive -178683;1356485721;PsychoticBoy;I noticed that by now -178682;1356485727;Diablo-D3;pigeons: that too -178681;1356485737;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: problem is, you fucked yourself when you invested in an american company -178680;1356485755;Diablo-D3;thats neither a good or a bad thing. its a statement of fact. -178679;1356485761;PsychoticBoy;so in otherwords this is a shitty situation for me, I am pushed into a cornerr -178678;1356485771;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: why not just comply with his request? -178677;1356485779;PsychoticBoy;NO -178676;1356485782;PsychoticBoy;NEVER -178675;1356485792;PsychoticBoy;He makes NEW rules -178674;1356485799;Diablo-D3;he didnt make new rules -178673;1356485803;PsychoticBoy;He could just payout -178672;1356485818;Diablo-D3;if his lawyer has advised him to comply with US laws, then the government is the one that made the rules, not him -178671;1356485824;pigeons;more fun to throw a fit -178670;1356485824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13250 @ 0.00064 = 8.48 BTC [+] -178669;1356485829;Diablo-D3;he cant payout to shareholders -178668;1356485832;Diablo-D3;that would be illegal -178667;1356485877;PsychoticBoy;I own 2 shares of gigamining the other 115 shares are owned by FDBF so its a loss for investors if I dont do what giga said but its a matter of principle -178666;1356485910;pigeons;what's FDBF -178665;1356485913;Diablo-D3;then register fdbf as a company, then claim and pay out to your shareholders and then dissolve the company -178664;1356485919;PsychoticBoy;my fund on GLBSE -178663;1356485943;PsychoticBoy;registering a company here in The Netherlands will cost me so NO -178662;1356485960;Diablo-D3;then you lose. -178661;1356485965;PsychoticBoy;no investors -178660;1356485968;PsychoticBoy;klose -178659;1356485975;Diablo-D3;oh no, they'll just go after you. -178658;1356485978;Diablo-D3;so you lose. -178657;1356485982;pigeons;investors who trusted you to look after their interests -178656;1356485982;PsychoticBoy;I lose 2 shares they will lose 115 -178655;1356485987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14750 @ 0.00064 = 9.44 BTC [+] -178654;1356485991;pigeons;so you lose their goodwill -178653;1356486000;Diablo-D3;and you may end up getting scammertagged on the forums as well -178652;1356486005;PsychoticBoy;sure, I allready lost ppls good will -178651;1356486028;PsychoticBoy;I allready have a thread in Scam accusations -178650;1356486042;PsychoticBoy;not that I am proud of -178649;1356486081;PsychoticBoy;I will not get tagged for not sending personal details, theymos already told me that -178648;1356486118;PsychoticBoy;so if the shares will not be claimed by me by sending personal data then its poof gone -178647;1356486121;PsychoticBoy;and thats it -178646;1356486174;Diablo-D3;find out how much it'll cost to register the company -178645;1356486184;Diablo-D3;if its more than the 117 shares are worth, I wouldnt do it either -178644;1356486184;PsychoticBoy;And guess what I will not send that data ever -178643;1356486200;PsychoticBoy;It will cost me 68 euro -178642;1356486208;PsychoticBoy;to registrer -178641;1356486216;PsychoticBoy;so NO -178640;1356486231;PsychoticBoy;he can keep the change the filty animal -178639;1356486236;PsychoticBoy;lol -178638;1356486238;Diablo-D3;okay, thats about 7 BTC -178637;1356486246;Diablo-D3;how much are 117 giga worth? -178636;1356486252;PsychoticBoy;yep for probably 117 x 0.3? -178635;1356486253;Diablo-D3;I bet more than 7 BTC -178634;1356486271;PsychoticBoy;sure but I will not spend my ID on a company -178633;1356486272;Diablo-D3;35 btc. -178632;1356486282;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: thats why you form the company -178631;1356486287;Diablo-D3;you send him the corporate details -178630;1356486292;Diablo-D3;complete with worthless po box -178629;1356486292;pigeons;I WANNA LOSE MONEY, ITS THE PRINCIPAL -178628;1356486294;PsychoticBoy;yeah in an open free market -178627;1356486318;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: you want to make this as hard as possible for giga -178626;1356486323;Diablo-D3;comply with his requests. -178625;1356486327;Diablo-D3;when he doesnt, sue him -178624;1356486329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1837 @ 0.00064 = 1.1757 BTC [+] -178623;1356486343;PsychoticBoy;no not really I offerd him to just pay me 0.1 btc per share and be done with it -178622;1356486376;PsychoticBoy;I will not send my personal data to a stranger -178621;1356486381;PsychoticBoy;period -178620;1356486393;pigeons;but you'll send him money -178619;1356486400;PsychoticBoy;I made that mistake once not twice -178618;1356486414;Diablo-D3;its not your personal data -178617;1356486418;Diablo-D3;its your company's -178616;1356486433;PsychoticBoy;Oh it is, My name , address, etc is personal -178615;1356486448;Diablo-D3;nope, its the fdbf corporate identity. -178614;1356486475;PsychoticBoy;sure, I am not gonna glue my name to FDBF -178613;1356486488;Diablo-D3;you may not have to. -178612;1356486510;Diablo-D3;there are ways under EU law to hide the personal data of corporate officers. -178611;1356486530;PsychoticBoy;I have to investigate that first -178610;1356486574;PsychoticBoy;But the main thing is, sending personal data to claim, wtf -178609;1356486626;Diablo-D3;I already explained that one to you -178608;1356486632;Diablo-D3;its required by law in some states -178607;1356486638;Diablo-D3;all shareholders must be known to the state -178606;1356486656;PsychoticBoy;I know, at some point I can understand it, but but but -178605;1356486663;Diablo-D3;no but but but -178604;1356486668;Diablo-D3;if hes following the law, then thats it -178603;1356486714;PsychoticBoy;Yeah but if I follow the law, then I am not able to send my data if I wish -178602;1356486734;Diablo-D3;I really doubt EU law wont let you claim an investment in a foreign company -178601;1356486788;PsychoticBoy;gigavps does not have a registred company that fits EU regulations -178600;1356486803;Diablo-D3;then request to giga that he does. -178599;1356486808;PsychoticBoy;So no its not possible -178598;1356486856;Diablo-D3;[06:53:20] then request to giga that he does. -178597;1356486896;PsychoticBoy;It will cost him some time and money and maybe even a company change of activities so I doubt giga will do that -178596;1356486920;thestringpuller;don't invest in giga -178595;1356486924;thestringpuller;BANK RUN -178594;1356486926;thestringpuller;PANIC SELL -178593;1356486928;thestringpuller;sell gigabonds -178592;1356486932;PsychoticBoy;I wont in the future -178591;1356486942;Diablo-D3;PsychoticBoy: you may have violated EU law by investing in giga in the first place -178590;1356486948;Diablo-D3;so dont think you magically get out of this by not claiming -178589;1356486967;PsychoticBoy;You can buy mine, Ill give the email address and btcaddress and even the btc privatekey if you buy my shares -178588;1356487003;Diablo-D3;not interested. -178587;1356487013;PsychoticBoy; PsychoticBoy: you may have violated EU law by investing in giga in the first place << I probably did -178586;1356487033;PsychoticBoy;GLBSE was not legal in the first place so -178585;1356487047;PsychoticBoy;gigamining is not legal when it was on GLBSE -178584;1356487097;thestringpuller;SELL SELL SELL SELL PANIC SELL -178583;1356487101;thestringpuller;;;ticker -178582;1356487102;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.35001, Best ask: 13.38415, Bid-ask spread: 0.03414, Last trade: 13.35001, 24 hour volume: 13165.68956219, 24 hour low: 13.14000, 24 hour high: 13.43000, 24 hour vwap: 13.31228 -178581;1356487281;PsychoticBoy;Ok I will think things over, but I am most certain that all my gigamining shares must be counted as a loss -178580;1356487401;thestringpuller;that's a lot of money -178579;1356487408;PsychoticBoy;30 btc? -178578;1356487412;thestringpuller;oh -178577;1356487416;thestringpuller;I thought you said 70 -178576;1356487419;PsychoticBoy;at highet 1.5 btc x 117 -178575;1356487431;thestringpuller;;;calc 1.5 * 117 -178574;1356487432;gribble;175.5 -178573;1356487437;PsychoticBoy;probably worth 0.3 atm -178572;1356487492;thestringpuller;;;calc 0.3 * 117 -178571;1356487492;gribble;35.1 -178570;1356487495;PsychoticBoy;investors paid ~0.7 btc a share -178569;1356487529;PsychoticBoy;so a total investment of more than 70 btc -178568;1356487549;pigeons;;;getrating Batteryfire -178567;1356487550;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask Batteryfire!~solomonch@c-76-97-22-23.hsd1.ga.comcast.net . User batteryfire, rated since Sun Dec 23 14:04:14 2012. Cumulative rating 5, from 2 total ratings. Received ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=batteryfire -178566;1356487556;PsychoticBoy;It is still not worth any possible identity theft etc -178565;1356488187;PsychoticBoy;good night all I am going to bed, have a very nice Christmas -178564;1356488946;thestringpuller;you too dude -178563;1356488952;thestringpuller;pigeons: are you a pigeon? -178562;1356488993;pigeons;on the internet nobody knows you're a pigeon -178561;1356489067;thestringpuller;http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m72odw0NR01qgnsg4.jpg for you pigeons -178560;1356489070;thestringpuller;I'm sure you've seen it -178559;1356489100;pigeons;haha no, but i've been there ;) -178558;1356489265;thestringpuller;were you here for the giga discussion? -178557;1356489275;thestringpuller;sounds like a case for the mpex courts! -178556;1356489281;thestringpuller;;;later tell -178555;1356489281;gribble;(later tell ) -- Tells the next time is in seen. can contain wildcard characters, and the first matching nick will be given the note. -178554;1356489509;thestringpuller;;;later tell PsychoticBoy perhaps you should file a case with the mpex court -178553;1356489509;gribble;The operation succeeded. -178552;1356489618;pigeons;its a good idea, but i would guess giga wouldn't agree, he would seem to have more to lose -178551;1356489833;thestringpuller;wouldn't he have to if enough people filed against him? -178550;1356490144;pigeons;i was thinking about only PB filing a complaint, but yes if there were a large number he would be more likely to need to address it -178549;1356490218;thestringpuller;cause ultimately if giga doesn't comply and PB has a good case giga will get labeled a scammer via WoT? or what are the other repurcussions of "non-compliance" to the judge's ruling -178548;1356490222;thestringpuller;?* -178547;1356490374;pigeons;i'm not sure, i think the defendent has to agree to the proceedings before they are heard -178546;1356490408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1327 @ 0.00064 = 0.8493 BTC [+] -178545;1356490421;pigeons;also note the claim needs to be for over 100 BTC -178544;1356490498;thestringpuller;ah -178543;1356491937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00064 = 5.44 BTC [+] -178542;1356491990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00064 = 1.056 BTC [+] -178541;1356493325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00064 = 3.136 BTC [+] -178540;1356493542;thestringpuller;so dead in here -178539;1356493588;Graet;yeah. by the time i fuck around and pay for stuff to send and the other fuckery..... i consider my gigamining bonds another rip off. -178538;1356493593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7150 @ 0.00064 = 4.576 BTC [+] -178537;1356493632;Graet;for someone that "only deals in bitcoins" it is not an acceptable solution -178536;1356494768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064 = 3.2 BTC [+] -178535;1356495202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00064 = 0.832 BTC [+] -178534;1356495289;thestringpuller;Graet: you only deal in bitcoins? -178533;1356495356;Graet;i need to convert bitcoin to fiat to pay for servers, but i pay miners on my pool in bitcoin yes -178532;1356495371;Graet;thyat was quoting giga -178531;1356496171;thestringpuller;hmm -178530;1356496187;thestringpuller;we should get people to pull their money out of giga and put them into your pool ;) -178529;1356496272;Graet;um, ppl mine with gpus and f[gas atm, not reall an aption to "put money inb" -178528;1356496281;Graet;fpgas* -178527;1356496305;Graet;ozcoin.net if you arent aware :) -178526;1356496452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00064 = 0.896 BTC [+] -178525;1356496720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10750 @ 0.00064 = 6.88 BTC [+] -178524;1356497049;thestringpuller;i see -178523;1356497056;thestringpuller;I'm not a miner -178522;1356498180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00064 = 6.4 BTC [+] -178521;1356498344;thestringpuller;it's dead in here tonight -178520;1356523505;mircea_popescu;smickles nope i have not. the values themselves aren't strictly fixed. -178519;1356523648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00355774 = 5.3366 BTC [+] -178518;1356523685;mircea_popescu;sooo what's new ? -178517;1356524116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00064 = 4.192 BTC [+] -178516;1356524512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9354 @ 0.00064 = 5.9866 BTC [+] -178515;1356527603;PsychoticBoy;Good morning Christmas ppl -178514;1356527677;jurov;morning -178513;1356527708;PsychoticBoy;whats up with the BFL drama -178512;1356529379;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/anonimity-or-the-urban-versus-rural-dispute/ -178511;1356529384;mircea_popescu;if anyone feels like a heavier piece. -178510;1356530014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00064 = 2.176 BTC [+] -178509;1356530834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00064 = 0.448 BTC [+] -178508;1356530943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00064 = 7.04 BTC [+] -178507;1356533267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8525 @ 0.00064 = 5.456 BTC [+] -178506;1356533660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00064 = 5.952 BTC [+] -178505;1356534301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2417 @ 0.00064 = 1.5469 BTC [+] -178504;1356536076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00064 = 3.584 BTC [+] -178503;1356536299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5150 @ 0.00064 = 3.296 BTC [+] -178502;1356537493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00064 = 4.864 BTC [+] -178501;1356537579;FabianB;mircea_popescu: so you think cities < village coz anonymity is hindrence for information? -178500;1356538406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9644 @ 0.00064 = 6.1722 BTC [+] -178499;1356538666;jurov;imho he did not meant that villages are better. just that cities are just considered unstable due to that information problem -178498;1356538764;jurov;i found it interesting, but rather one-sided consideration -178497;1356538833;jurov;it's not just goat stealers who find unbearable these "social mores" and impossibility to choose people you want to interact with -178496;1356539019;jurov;these greek cities were such...when you were expunged ("ostracised" word was born there) = social death. not sure if it's so much desirable -178495;1356539627;FabianB;yeah, i think of cities more of statistical stability by mass -178494;1356539652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9492 @ 0.00064 = 6.0749 BTC [+] -178493;1356539652;FabianB;if i need to find that _one_ goat, of course the information in a village to find it is cheaper -178492;1356539721;FabianB;but if i want to find _any_ goat cheese, it's more likely i find one in a city (the village has goat farmers or it doesn't) -178491;1356540502;pigeons;he said goat -178490;1356540536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00064 = 7.168 BTC [+] -178489;1356540649;FabianB;as city person i'm not interested in a goat, only in it's cheese or meat -178488;1356540758;pigeons;Diablo-D3: there is another option besides bfl being a long con and bfl shipping, and that's bfl doesn't ship cause they fail and suck and design, production, logistics, management, etc -178487;1356540808;PsychoticBoy;duh -178486;1356541252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.00064 = 2.08 BTC [+] -178485;1356541499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31950 @ 0.00064 = 20.448 BTC [+] -178484;1356541677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00064 = 2.048 BTC [+] -178483;1356542478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00064 = 2.752 BTC [+] -178482;1356542936;jcpham;derpity derp -178481;1356544382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4921 @ 0.00064 = 3.1494 BTC [+] -178480;1356547180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00064 = 4.864 BTC [+] -178479;1356549418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12850 @ 0.00064 = 8.224 BTC [+] -178478;1356551455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00064 = 2.944 BTC [+] -178477;1356551880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45570 @ 0.00064 = 29.1648 BTC [+] -178476;1356552480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11054 @ 0.00064 = 7.0746 BTC [+] -178475;1356552953;FabianB;;;tslb -178474;1356552956;gribble;Time since last block: 29 minutes and 13 seconds -178473;1356553123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00064 = 7.296 BTC [+] -178472;1356553437;Bugpowder;;;ticker -178471;1356553438;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.32904, Best ask: 13.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02095, Last trade: 13.35000, 24 hour volume: 11550.37949720, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.39890, 24 hour vwap: 13.29651 -178470;1356553782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8350 @ 0.00064 = 5.344 BTC [+] -178469;1356553934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00064 = 4.864 BTC [+] -178468;1356554360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00064 = 3.264 BTC [+] -178467;1356554994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 697 @ 0.00064 = 0.4461 BTC [+] -178466;1356555129;Diablo-D3;[09:11:46] lol Diablo-D3. I love Josh's post. 'all rational people base their opinions on evidence' yet they give us 0 evidence ASICs exist. So therefore we can't have any opinions on BFL according to Josh? -178465;1356555143;Diablo-D3;[05:51:03] "Diablo-D3 | he cant payout to shareholders -- that would be illegal" - LOL, in this case he broke the law when he SOLD the shares for start and the circus he is running now... pff... is ugly and only to benefit himself -178464;1356555152;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes, it would be illegal to have sold them to begin with -178463;1356555176;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: it would have been the intention of not telling the government who his shareholders are that would make it illegal, btw -178462;1356555230;gigavps;Diablo-D3 they don't have to give info, they have ppl's money -178461;1356555441;Diablo-D3;gigavps: no, in some states you have to tell the state who owns part of the company -178460;1356555442;Bugpowder;gigavps Is there any way for me to buy shares of gigamining off of people who don't want to send in their AML stuff to you? -178459;1356555469;Diablo-D3;gigavps: its technically for partners, but unlisted privately held shares are the same for those states -178458;1356555485;gigavps;Bugpowder if i do that, i'm out of business -178457;1356555507;gigavps;i'd need to register with all the three letter acros -178456;1356555508;JWU_42;:-( -178455;1356555550;gigavps;would cost a whole boat load of $$$$ -178454;1356555614;Bugpowder;hmm... ok. so I can only claim my own shares then -178453;1356555626;Bugpowder;did you see this? -178452;1356555627;Bugpowder;http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/27/business/smallbusiness/why-the-sec-is-likely-to-miss-its-deadline-to-write-crowdfunding-rules.html?hpw -178451;1356555759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11179 @ 0.00064 = 7.1546 BTC [+] -178450;1356557406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12160 @ 0.00064 = 7.7824 BTC [+] -178449;1356557503;Bugpowder;;;ticker -178448;1356557503;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.37991, Best ask: 13.38890, Bid-ask spread: 0.00899, Last trade: 13.38890, 24 hour volume: 11700.80747747, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.39890, 24 hour vwap: 13.29785 -178447;1356557624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8116 @ 0.00064 = 5.1942 BTC [+] -178446;1356557703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00064 = 2.688 BTC [+] -178445;1356558552;Bugpowder;;;ticker -178444;1356558552;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.35001, Best ask: 13.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04999, Last trade: 13.35001, 24 hour volume: 11941.19136899, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.40000, 24 hour vwap: 13.30083 -178443;1356558828;mircea_popescu;FabianB i don't particularly think > or < -178442;1356558832;mircea_popescu;just different things -178441;1356558833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1958 @ 0.00349579 = 6.8448 BTC [-] -178440;1356560539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39400 @ 0.00064 = 25.216 BTC [+] -178439;1356561135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00064 = 6.304 BTC [+] -178438;1356561572;smickles;;;ident -178437;1356561572;gribble;You are not identified. -178436;1356561577;smickles;;;eauth smickles -178435;1356561577;gribble;Request successful for user smickles, hostmask smickles!~smickles@mostofmany.com. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/EA62D7CEB2450C3F -178434;1356561623;smickles;;;ident -178433;1356561624;gribble;You are identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6 -178432;1356562059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00064 = 2.976 BTC [+] -178431;1356563304;JWU_42;sure -178430;1356563632;Diablo-D3;LOL -178429;1356563636;Diablo-D3;theymos removed me as mod -178428;1356563641;Diablo-D3;because I put everyone in timeout -178427;1356563648;Diablo-D3;I guess thats the end of bitcointalk -178426;1356563649;Diablo-D3;the scammers won -178425;1356563725;Diablo-D3;mod, not admin -178424;1356563749;Diablo-D3;so, if someone dox the entire BFL staff and their close family, well, I wont be able to stop that -178423;1356563795;Diablo-D3;so I think theymos is a bfl shill -178422;1356563804;Diablo-D3;why else would he want the hardware forum's front page all bfl threads -178421;1356563870;Diablo-D3;yeah, I think that day I threw all the bfl threads in offtopic was the most mod actions ever. -178420;1356563902;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.03968734 BTC [-] -178419;1356563930;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.02400107 BTC [+] -178418;1356563945;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.01359389 BTC [-] -178417;1356564048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00064 = 5.184 BTC [+] -178416;1356564087;Diablo-D3;welp, we now know who the enemies of the community are -178415;1356564104;Diablo-D3;and guess what, I outrank theymos in bitcoin deity status -178414;1356564111;Diablo-D3;so lets see how he fixes this one -178413;1356564164;JWU_42;sounds miserable -178412;1356564270;JWU_42;the 9 months of clouds... -178411;1356564595;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: EVERYONE. -178410;1356564601;Diablo-D3;MUWAHAHAHAHAHAHA -178409;1356564842;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: seriously though -178408;1356564850;Diablo-D3;I wonder why theymos sided with the scammers -178407;1356565333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12672 @ 0.00064 = 8.1101 BTC [+] -178406;1356565618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13236 @ 0.00064 = 8.471 BTC [+] -178405;1356565692;PsychoticBoy;hmmn -178404;1356565761;Diablo-D3;everyone being the enemy? -178403;1356565909;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: its an evil laugh -178402;1356565972;Diablo-D3;you obviously didnt get it -178401;1356566010;Diablo-D3;and thats older than comics -178400;1356566054;jurov;bitcoin deity status - wtf? -178399;1356566078;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: say moo, then ha ha, ha ha, ha ha -178398;1356566099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10464 @ 0.00064 = 6.697 BTC [+] -178397;1356566100;Diablo-D3;jurov: yes, I am a bitgod. -178396;1356566111;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: well, its more of a muah -178395;1356566112;jurov;Diablo-D3, how so? -178394;1356566134;Diablo-D3;jurov: one of the first 100 users, wrote diablominer, brought the most people into the community, etc etc -178393;1356566242;jurov;meh. i could have been there too. remember trying some early version of bicoin-qt, it did not work. -178392;1356566254;jurov;i gave up and forgot till 2011 -178391;1356566280;Diablo-D3;lol, bitcoin-qt didnt even exist yet -178390;1356566320;jurov;it's all mostly chance -178389;1356566321;kakobrekla;;;ub -178388;1356566321;gribble;Error: "ub" is not a valid command. -178387;1356566355;kakobrekla;;;google urban muahaha -178386;1356566356;gribble;Urban Dictionary: muahaha: ; Urban Dictionary: MUAHAHAHAHA: ; Urban Dictionary: Author muahaha: -178385;1356566366;kakobrekla;fyi. -178384;1356566385;jurov;oh smite me -178383;1356566527;jurov;;;ud smite -178382;1356566527;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=smite | the use of god-like force in a way that cleaves,crushes or shatters said object or person. -178381;1356566538;jurov;quite an oxymoron you got there -178380;1356566553;Diablo-D3;I used lube. -178379;1356566581;jurov;ofc i forgot, bitcoin gods have 55lbs barrels of lube handy -178378;1356566641;jurov;no, 55 gallon drums more exactly -178377;1356567035;pigeons;so i got emails from btct that usagi had created assets for CPA and NYAN but their gone -178376;1356567042;pigeons;they're -178375;1356567074;pigeons;oops looking wrong place there they are -178374;1356567649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00064 = 4.64 BTC [+] -178373;1356568026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46200 @ 0.00064 = 29.568 BTC [+] -178372;1356568311;jurov;so bitcoin tabloid has new site... -178371;1356568320;jurov;and all old comments happen to be wiped -178370;1356568371;jurov;no new articles -178369;1356568470;jurov;no, there's one dated dec 25 2012.. from vitalik buterin? didn't they get rid of him? -178368;1356568539;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.03956962 BTC [-] -178367;1356568570;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.0232923 BTC [-] -178366;1356568608;jurov;I believe that rewards based social media is the next logical step in this fascinating evolution of human interaction. -178365;1356568620;jurov;oh my. kill with fire -178364;1356568675;jurov;I believe that the Arab Spring is just the beginning of this social “awakening” that we are witnessing world wide. I believe that every single dictator in power today will not be there in 10 years’ time. -178363;1356568729;jurov;mircea_popescu: truly something for both you and the girl to get hives from -178362;1356568730;jurov;http://bitcoinmagazine.com/uptweet-social-media-and-bitcoin-meet-again/ -178361;1356568767;mircea_popescu;lol i dun think anyone cares about the bitcoin rag. -178360;1356568786;Diablo-D3;pigeons: okay its this -178359;1356568798;Diablo-D3;usagi created assets at bitfunder -178358;1356568802;Diablo-D3;then at btct -178357;1356568825;Diablo-D3;and then bitfunder said "usagi isnt opening here, hes opening at btct" -178356;1356568837;Diablo-D3;well, ukto said -178355;1356568850;Diablo-D3;then usagi said "wtf, you stabbed me in the back, ukto is a spy!" -178354;1356568883;Diablo-D3;and then ukto said "yes, my little cauliflower, I am the best spy that ever lived." -178353;1356569041;PsychoticBoy;lol -178352;1356569245;jurov;isn't the forum stuff making your throat stiff and dry? -178351;1356569258;jurov;oh yes, you use the lube -178350;1356569286;Diablo-D3;mo, vwid sandviwtch I use beer -178349;1356569323;Diablo-D3;medic, eh, he say not drink so much beer, bad for liver, what would medic know, eh? he is only german. -178348;1356569345;jurov;and you are? czech? -178347;1356569351;Diablo-D3;RUSSIAN! -178346;1356569360;Diablo-D3;I AM HEAVY WEAPONS GUY. -178345;1356569417;jurov;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_alcohol_consumption -178344;1356569457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6346 @ 0.00064 = 4.0614 BTC [+] -178343;1356569494;jurov;nuclear paper tiger -178342;1356569536;jurov;russians should make love, not booze -178341;1356569559;jurov;or heavy weapons -178340;1356569579;jurov;:P -178339;1356569973;pigeons;then usagi said, "the illuminati who shut nefario down have threatened ukto, cause why else could ukto possible refuse to be associated with the great and terrible usagi?" -178338;1356570108;jurov;Grace of almighty above and his sexy virgin, have mercy with that poor soul. -178337;1356570354;pigeons;i saw jurov kissing santa claus -178336;1356570398;jurov;which one? -178335;1356570416;pigeons;heh -178334;1356570573;kakobrekla;May our Lord Jesus Christ wash this earth with His holy light and purge its darkest places from heathens and philistines. -178333;1356570731;pigeons;"And that servant, which knew his lord's will, and prepared not himself, neither did according to his will, shall be beaten with many stripes." -178332;1356570785;pigeons;#bitcoin-eligius -178331;1356570796;kakobrekla;;> -178330;1356570816;kakobrekla;i just pasted a quote from dead man, seemed apropriate -178329;1356570831;kakobrekla;if you havent seen that move (anyone really)... go watch it -178328;1356571135;thestringpuller;;;ticker -178327;1356571136;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.37880, Best ask: 13.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02120, Last trade: 13.37854, 24 hour volume: 16004.35697487, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.46997, 24 hour vwap: 13.33833 -178326;1356571143;thestringpuller;;;seen smjckle -178325;1356571143;gribble;I have not seen smjckle. -178324;1356571148;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -178323;1356571148;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 hours, 38 minutes, and 44 seconds ago: ;;ident -178322;1356571183;thestringpuller;so. snow belt. nothing to play with. -178321;1356571185;jurov;smickles is still busy with the mpex orders ids code -178320;1356571215;jurov;thestringpuller, iirc you wanted to have some api? -178319;1356571283;thestringpuller;yea for mod6 and i -178318;1356571295;thestringpuller;ima talk with him soon -178317;1356571404;thestringpuller;its for the mpex app -178316;1356571425;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu may think its weird still tho -178315;1356571430;thestringpuller;and api for an api -178314;1356571435;thestringpuller;an* -178313;1356571612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00064 = 1.792 BTC [+] -178312;1356571640;jurov;okay -178311;1356571671;jurov;must add key auth then, i guess you don't want to mess with cookies -178310;1356571817;jurov;i have maybe 10 branches in git of various functions.... and as i know myself, i'll finish most of them at once. madness -178309;1356572435;thestringpuller;the octo-workflow lol -178308;1356572446;smickles;< jurov> smickles is still busy with the mpex orders ids code <<< heh, actually, it took me about 20 min to write the code while taking care of my daughter and then a few hours trying to figure out why you thought it was so difficult -178307;1356572459;smickles;p.s. i gave up -178306;1356572465;thestringpuller;LOL -178305;1356572527;smickles;actually, I said that for humor. It would be more accurate to say that I figured we had different goals -178304;1356572545;smickles;my code does what I want it to do, I'm sure your code does what you want it to do -178303;1356572591;thestringpuller;;;ticker -178302;1356572592;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45001, Best ask: 13.45900, Bid-ask spread: 0.00899, Last trade: 13.45001, 24 hour volume: 15765.04593929, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.46997, 24 hour vwap: 13.34181 -178301;1356572978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00064 = 6.016 BTC [+] -178300;1356573127;thestringpuller;!ticker S.DICE -178299;1356573129;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00349579 / 0.00352604 / 0.00355774 (7437 shares, 26.22 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.0030785 / 0.0037 (8872282 shares, 27,313.38 BTC) -178298;1356573196;thestringpuller;!ticker S.MPOE -178297;1356573198;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00064 / 0.00064 / 0.00064 (656012 shares, 419.85 BTC), 30day: 0.00050368 / 0.0005583 / 0.00064 (81022468 shares, 45,234.99 BTC) -178296;1356573388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00064 = 2.848 BTC [+] -178295;1356573976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00064 = 5.568 BTC [+] -178294;1356574208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10486 @ 0.00064 = 6.711 BTC [+] -178293;1356576296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00064 = 1.664 BTC [+] -178292;1356577063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00064 = 5.12 BTC [+] -178291;1356578338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10153 @ 0.00064 = 6.4979 BTC [+] -178290;1356579423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8486 @ 0.00064 = 5.431 BTC [+] -178289;1356579660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00064 = 11.456 BTC [+] -178288;1356579799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1026 @ 0.00064 = 0.6566 BTC [+] -178287;1356581077;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu What's max pain for btc OpEx this month? -178286;1356581421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4269 @ 0.00064 = 2.7322 BTC [+] -178285;1356582289;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder around 13ish -178284;1356582294;mircea_popescu;i don't normally compute it -178283;1356582379;smickles;heh, I could imagine it being a difficult number to look at often -178282;1356582436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1349 @ 0.00064 = 0.8634 BTC [+] -178281;1356582517;smickles;;;lucky thaumiting -178280;1356582518;gribble;http://www.giantbomb.com/achievements/honey-badger-dont-care/117345/ -178279;1356582570;smickles;ಠ_ಠ -178278;1356582595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9825 @ 0.00064 = 6.288 BTC [+] -178277;1356582750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2540 @ 0.00064 = 1.6256 BTC [+] -178276;1356582761;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: do you like jazz? -178275;1356582765;thestringpuller;or are you a jazz hater? -178274;1356582779;mircea_popescu;i like it -178273;1356582804;thestringpuller;;;ticker -178272;1356582804;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.44991, Best ask: 13.45000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00009, Last trade: 13.44991, 24 hour volume: 17358.44862787, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.47000, 24 hour vwap: 13.35560 -178271;1356582851;thestringpuller;I'ma promote a jazz concert with BTC -178270;1356583100;smickles;lol, somehow, i'm reminded of this girl in my highschool year, sara campen, she changed her name, legally, from what her parents named her (she already went by sara in defiance of them until she turned 18) -178269;1356583109;smickles;Ima Gohen Campen -178268;1356583212;thestringpuller;oh smickles you silly goose -178267;1356583238;thestringpuller;how goes the bot to destroy the mpoe bot? -178266;1356583297;smickles;heh, I'm not out to destroy mpoebot -178265;1356583351;thestringpuller;You're out to make more money than mpoebot ;) -178264;1356583366;smickles;that would be quite nice -178263;1356583387;smickles;I wouoldn't mind thousands of btc per month or something like that. -178262;1356583407;smickles;i'd be the new mircea_popescu :D -178261;1356583413;thestringpuller;get you some bondholders first ;) -178260;1356583424;thestringpuller;and hope there isn't a pirate ponzi -178259;1356583433;smickles;meh, then it wouldn't be my thousands of btc -178258;1356583438;mircea_popescu;lol -178257;1356583490;smickles;really, this market maker bot is an elaborate mission to taste real whiskey -178256;1356583499;thestringpuller;put your daughter's future college tuition up? -178255;1356583507;thestringpuller;real whiskey? -178254;1356583514;thestringpuller;from kentucky? (i kid) -178253;1356583575;smickles;i think the majority of my daughter's future tuition is my wife's motgomery gi bill -178252;1356583580;smickles;so no go there -178251;1356583657;thestringpuller;lol -178250;1356583674;thestringpuller;tell me about this mission to taste real whiskey -178249;1356583679;thestringpuller;which whiskey exactly? -178248;1356583880;smickles;I dunno, I suppose I need to define the outcome :| -178247;1356583943;smickles;porlly some kind of scotch -178246;1356583952;smickles;i'll need a mentor! -178245;1356584296;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.0205393 BTC [-] -178244;1356584843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8941 @ 0.00064 = 5.7222 BTC [+] -178243;1356585501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00064 = 1.664 BTC [+] -178242;1356585820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10272 @ 0.00064 = 6.5741 BTC [+] -178241;1356586992;thestringpuller;!ticker O.BTCUSD.C130T -178240;1356586994;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1day: 0.03956962 / 0.0413564 / 0.04481226 (3 shares, 0.12 BTC), 30day: 0.03956962 / 0.14250577 / 0.20783398 (12077 shares, 1,721.04 BTC) -178239;1356587948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00064 = 5.408 BTC [+] -178238;1356588099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00064 = 6.464 BTC [+] -178237;1356588837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00354391 = 1.5948 BTC [+] -178236;1356589195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8812 @ 0.00064 = 5.6397 BTC [+] -178235;1356589803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00064 = 3.808 BTC [+] -178234;1356590025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00064 = 3.136 BTC [+] -178233;1356590479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00064 = 2.496 BTC [+] -178232;1356590877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00064 = 5.92 BTC [+] -178231;1356591150;Ukto;Diablo-D3, pigeons: lol -178230;1356591161;Diablo-D3;UKTO IS SPY! -178229;1356591188;Diablo-D3;hrm, if ukto has dead ringer, does that mean ukto is now the little girl? -178228;1356591216;Ukto;cute little girls.. the most dangerous weapons in teh world -178227;1356591443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18950 @ 0.00064 = 12.128 BTC [+] -178226;1356620148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00064 = 2.592 BTC [+] -178225;1356620619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00064 = 13.76 BTC [+] -178224;1356621031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00064 = 0.576 BTC [+] -178223;1356621122;thestringpuller;;;ticker -178222;1356621122;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45848, Best ask: 13.45882, Bid-ask spread: 0.00034, Last trade: 13.45848, 24 hour volume: 20579.82684084, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.47000, 24 hour vwap: 13.37609 -178221;1356621362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00064 = 5.824 BTC [+] -178220;1356622984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7057 @ 0.00064 = 4.5165 BTC [+] -178219;1356624133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00064 = 4.288 BTC [+] -178218;1356624316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38800 @ 0.00064 = 24.832 BTC [+] -178217;1356625042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00064 = 5.088 BTC [+] -178216;1356625918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12914 @ 0.00064 = 8.265 BTC [+] -178215;1356627298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4149 @ 0.00064 = 2.6554 BTC [+] -178214;1356628791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6262 @ 0.00064 = 4.0077 BTC [+] -178213;1356629414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00064 = 7.872 BTC [+] -178212;1356630375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3038 @ 0.00064 = 1.9443 BTC [+] -178211;1356630574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00064 = 1.92 BTC [+] -178210;1356630763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00064 = 5.44 BTC [+] -178209;1356631081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 24 @ 0.00358469 = 0.086 BTC [-] -178208;1356631253;thestringpuller;;;ticker -178207;1356631254;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.28885, Best ask: 13.38625, Bid-ask spread: 0.09740, Last trade: 13.26462, 24 hour volume: 20206.19504333, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.47000, 24 hour vwap: 13.39122 -178206;1356631263;thestringpuller;lol -178205;1356631877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7152 @ 0.00064 = 4.5773 BTC [+] -178204;1356632759;thestringpuller;;;ticker -178203;1356632759;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.38451, Best ask: 13.39286, Bid-ask spread: 0.00835, Last trade: 13.39286, 24 hour volume: 19951.43758602, 24 hour low: 13.20001, 24 hour high: 13.47000, 24 hour vwap: 13.39346 -178202;1356633001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1410 @ 0.00064 = 0.9024 BTC [+] -178201;1356633561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.00064 = 5.28 BTC [+] -178200;1356633727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00064 = 3.488 BTC [+] -178199;1356634012;thestringpuller;;;seen mod6 -178198;1356634012;gribble;mod6 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 days, 18 hours, 15 minutes, and 17 seconds ago: \o/ -178197;1356634027;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -178196;1356634027;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 13 hours, 54 minutes, and 35 seconds ago: i'll need a mentor! -178195;1356634377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00064 = 7.584 BTC [+] -178194;1356634737;mircea_popescu;DNS: 0.047 sec -178193;1356634737;mircea_popescu;Connect: 0.072 sec -178192;1356634737;mircea_popescu;Redirect: 0.000 sec -178191;1356634737;mircea_popescu;First byte: 0.267 sec -178190;1356634737;mircea_popescu;Last byte: 0.274 sec -178189;1356634737;mircea_popescu;Size: 57889 bytes -178188;1356634741;mircea_popescu;ahaha gotta love good servers. -178187;1356635128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28359 @ 0.00064 = 18.1498 BTC [+] -178186;1356635369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25150 @ 0.00064 = 16.096 BTC [+] -178185;1356635450;jurov;mircea, that's more like phat pipe -178184;1356635908;Bugpowder;pshhaw -178183;1356635908;Bugpowder;http://www.speedtest.net/result/2397718887.png -178182;1356635935;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you should a BCCAPI server for mod6 and I for mpex users -178181;1356635941;thestringpuller;host* -178180;1356635948;thestringpuller;mr. phat pipes -178179;1356635963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27350 @ 0.00064 = 17.504 BTC [+] -178178;1356635963;mircea_popescu;mebbe -178177;1356635998;mircea_popescu;meanwhile http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135662798517.jpg -178176;1356636006;Bugpowder;So if max pain is 13 and change, this should be a good month for MPOE no? -178175;1356636010;thestringpuller;and a blockchain :P -178174;1356636010;thestringpuller;P -178173;1356636209;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder o, yeah, it's making money. -178172;1356636274;mircea_popescu;jurov good servers and phat pipe are one. -178171;1356636295;Bugpowder;I assume most of the MPOE holdings are short calls and puts? -178170;1356636312;mircea_popescu;i think so. -178169;1356636354;Bugpowder;Dow under 13k -178168;1356636359;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun. -178167;1356636365;Bugpowder;tank -178166;1356636368;Bugpowder;please -178165;1356636376;mircea_popescu;lol -178164;1356636391;Bugpowder;Need to buy more. -178163;1356636397;mircea_popescu;more dow ? -178162;1356636457;Bugpowder;more equities -178161;1356636464;Bugpowder;SP500 -178160;1356636479;Bugpowder;more everything -178159;1356636484;mircea_popescu;seems like a waste of time on the long run -178158;1356636492;Bugpowder;diversification -178157;1356636496;mircea_popescu;they'll appreciate forever in meaningless dollars. -178156;1356636500;Bugpowder;I cannot predict the future -178155;1356636506;jurov;Bugpowder, you trading dow futures in btc somewhere? -178154;1356636521;Bugpowder;Uhhh.. I sold all my INDQ futures -178153;1356636531;Bugpowder;alreadh -178152;1356636562;Bugpowder;the trouble with these BTC futures is that BTC/USD is the primary source of volitility -178151;1356636588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00355333 = 6.5737 BTC [-] -178150;1356636609;mircea_popescu;volAtility omg -178149;1356636622;mircea_popescu;drives me nutssss -178148;1356636626;thestringpuller;volatility is good -178147;1356636637;thestringpuller;it adds uncertainty -178146;1356636641;jurov;isn't anyone trying to arbutrage 1broker.com ? -178145;1356636649;mircea_popescu;what's 1 broker ? -178144;1356636652;jurov;*arbitrage -178143;1356636659;Bugpowder;buttrage -178142;1356636671;jurov;btc futures trading, done by some austrian student -178141;1356636683;Bugpowder;how is the volume? -178140;1356636718;smickles;17:30 < mircea_popescu> volAtility omg <<< lil -178139;1356636724;smickles;er, sry, LOL -178138;1356636724;mircea_popescu;hhaha -178137;1356636736;thestringpuller;lil mircea -178136;1356636744;mircea_popescu;you are all trolling me I KNEW IT -178135;1356636772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00064 = 8.96 BTC [+] -178134;1356636802;jurov;hard to say.. maybe it's like kakobrekla's forex thing -178133;1356636828;Bugpowder;how the f has this been the lead story on yahoo finance all morning -178132;1356636828;Bugpowder;http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/daily-ticker/apple-lot-tricks-sleeve-2013-david-kirkpatrick-140333147.html -178131;1356636849;Bugpowder;One analyst saying. watch out! they have tricks of their sleeve! -178130;1356637102;mircea_popescu;i just looked and there's no dow on mpex ? -178129;1356637120;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder prolly cost like 500 bux. -178128;1356637207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00064 = 3.968 BTC [+] -178127;1356637215;jcpham;hello -178126;1356637220;mircea_popescu;heya -178125;1356637410;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -178124;1356637412;gribble;13.35 -178123;1356638042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4904 @ 0.00064 = 3.1386 BTC [+] -178122;1356638414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27050 @ 0.00064 = 17.312 BTC [+] -178121;1356638543;gigavps;can someone help me interpret what this guys is saying -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=132008.msg1422310#msg1422310 -178120;1356638555;gigavps;he's not making much sense -178119;1356638595;jcpham;well it's from bitcointalk.org first of all -178118;1356638600;jcpham;so tread lightly -178117;1356638655;jcpham;it's pretty clear gigavps -178116;1356638670;gigavps;lol -178115;1356638672;jcpham;you started talking about virgins and now everyone thinks you are a muslim -178114;1356638687;jcpham;coming soon: scammer terrorist tag -178113;1356638716;gigavps;lol -178112;1356638727;gigavps;i just want to know if ppl like vigin coins -178111;1356638741;gigavps;before i go sink 200+ hours into development -178110;1356638757;gigavps;but i guess i attract all of the crazies -178109;1356638774;jcpham;true dat homie -178108;1356638775;thestringpuller;lol virgin -178107;1356638781;jcpham;time for gigavps-sock account -178106;1356638795;gigavps;i have my first employee starting on Jan 2 -178105;1356638811;jcpham;i hope it's a she -178104;1356638817;jcpham;and she's mildly attractive -178103;1356638827;jcpham;and she really tells everyone to fuck off on the forum -178102;1356638829;gigavps;well, my wife is on the payroll -178101;1356638831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00064 = 3.776 BTC [+] -178100;1356638832;jurov;i don't get whole thing... you want to launder coins by means of own mining pool? -178099;1356638836;jcpham;at the expense of looking credible herself -178098;1356638836;gigavps;but she doesn't do anything with the business -178097;1356638864;jcpham;of course nothing like that currently exists -178096;1356638872;gigavps;:) -178095;1356638874;jurov;as in, ppl send txs with large fees exclusively to you, then when you mine a block, lo and behold, virgins -178094;1356638882;jurov;? -178093;1356638888;gigavps;something like that -178092;1356638896;gigavps;you can also mine coins directly to paper wallets -178091;1356638912;gigavps;so the private keys can be mailed to ppl -178090;1356638915;jcpham;that'd be wild -178089;1356638922;gigavps;it's coming -178088;1356638925;jcpham;especially if it relied on like a print command that failed -178087;1356638938;jcpham;or the printer jammed -178086;1356638943;jcpham;and the coins were lost -178085;1356638944;gigavps;paper wallets would be printed BEFORE HAND -178084;1356638954;gigavps;stored in a safe -178083;1356638959;gigavps;all that good stuff -178082;1356638978;jcpham;nah i say mine blocks directly to line feed printer -178081;1356638979;jurov;so sending block fees to an addy requires its private key? -178080;1356638981;jcpham;no backups -178079;1356639007;gigavps;jurov no -178078;1356639022;gigavps;mining pools can use "tracker" addresses -178077;1356639042;gigavps;or like eligius, mine a portion of coins directly to a wallet -178076;1356639046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00064 = 1.984 BTC [+] -178075;1356639062;jurov;gigavps, then no mailing necessary... ppl just send securely the txs with oversized fees, get back virgins to source address -178074;1356639152;gigavps;that is a possiblity if you are only accepting coins in payment -178073;1356639172;gigavps;but what if you want to accept bank wire, cc, etc -178072;1356639191;gigavps;you need to follow meatspace rulz -178071;1356639207;gigavps;aka, mailing something to a verified address -178070;1356639315;jurov;um i don't get it... accepting bank wire/cc anonymously looks like much bigger hurdle than transferring private keys securely -178069;1356639489;gigavps;well, accepting meatspace wouldn't be annon -178068;1356639527;jurov;actually it is has the same risks as sending cash by mail... except that receiver won't be aware someone copied the key en route -178067;1356639647;jurov;and blaming everything on you -178066;1356639651;thestringpuller;jurov -178065;1356639658;thestringpuller;the broker -178064;1356639684;jurov;yes? -178063;1356639902;gigavps;ooo, just made post 2100 to smack SAC upside the head -178062;1356639912;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=132008.msg1422352#msg1422352 -178061;1356639924;gigavps;i guess his rage is confusing him -178060;1356639975;jurov;sac, the block purity protector -178059;1356640495;jcpham;did i make it better? -178058;1356640518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13247 @ 0.00064 = 8.4781 BTC [+] -178057;1356640617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00064 = 3.808 BTC [+] -178056;1356640945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2346 @ 0.00064 = 1.5014 BTC [+] -178055;1356641106;thestringpuller;depressing irssi is hard to use in a mac -178054;1356641108;thestringpuller;no alt key -178053;1356641113;thestringpuller;just option :P -178052;1356641201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7091 @ 0.00064 = 4.5382 BTC [+] -178051;1356641532;Bugpowder;fn-option -178050;1356641536;Bugpowder;= alt -178049;1356642023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00064 = 4.704 BTC [+] -178048;1356642254;thestringpuller;4¢£ -178047;1356642255;thestringpuller;nope -178046;1356642265;thestringpuller;just makes symbols doesn't change windows -178045;1356642339;mod6;hey whats up -178044;1356642468;markedathome;. -178043;1356643221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00064 = 7.072 BTC [+] -178042;1356643278;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-futures-december-2012-settlement/ -178041;1356643280;mircea_popescu;futures settled. -178040;1356643343;kakobrekla;im just wrappin up math of my kv1 fund, up 20.6% after the fees in first month -178039;1356643356;mod6;oh cool :) -178038;1356643382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00354228 = 4.605 BTC [-] -178037;1356643384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00352003 = 5.28 BTC [-] -178036;1356643432;mircea_popescu;bah the list's not right -178035;1356643515;Bugpowder;?? -178034;1356643572;mircea_popescu;badly formatted. fixed nao. -178033;1356643599;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what's a kv1 fund ? -178032;1356643611;kakobrekla;my money making machine -178031;1356643613;Bugpowder;I had X.INDQ's value at .1943 -178030;1356643632;smickles;hmm, mircea_popescu does this mean you'll publish the options maturity number too ? -178029;1356643646;mircea_popescu;smickles i already am ? -178028;1356643657;smickles;the usd/btc rate at expiry? -178027;1356643677;smickles;Or have I just not know where you put it this whole time -178026;1356643678;mircea_popescu;in that case, define "this" -178025;1356643707;mircea_popescu;dioes the fact that i publish btc settlement values for futures mean that i will also publish btc settlement values for options ? yes, it does. -178024;1356643711;mircea_popescu;and yes, i already am. -178023;1356643716;smickles;"this" being the fact that you published unrelated information of the futures :P -178022;1356643725;mircea_popescu;lol -178021;1356643820;mircea_popescu;but i thought what you meant was, volumes, as in "x contracts" -178020;1356643856;mircea_popescu;which, you know, "Total 114763 of which Call, -20011 +20338 Put" -178019;1356643875;smickles;yeah, I know that -178018;1356643917;smickles;what I'm curious about was what you read from bitcoincharts as the average at maturity -178017;1356643932;smickles;it's a pain to look that up retrospectively -178016;1356643977;mircea_popescu;"2. A better reset is this un-documented procedure, used by beta tester ( I was on the FVS338). Is hold the reset button for 20 sec, pull the power while still holding the reset button for 20 sec, then power up still holding the reset for 20 sec. Then release the reset button." -178015;1356643989;mircea_popescu;lol. any sufficently advanced technology will be treated as magic. -178014;1356644071;mircea_popescu;lol -178013;1356644105;mircea_popescu;the quest for the better reset. -178012;1356644126;smickles;"undocumented magic" sound like something illegal in 'merica -178011;1356644203;thestringpuller;sounds like eleves working in your basement as slaves who are also illegally ommigrated -178010;1356644208;thestringpuller;immigrated -178009;1356644266;smickles;damn, I wish I measured the temp which i brewed this coffee at :/ -178008;1356644278;smickles;it tastes so much better today -178007;1356644521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064 = 3.2 BTC [+] -178006;1356644676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8865 @ 0.00064 = 5.6736 BTC [+] -178005;1356644787;Bugpowder;kakobrekla, 15 euro profit. NOICE. -178004;1356644810;kakobrekla;btc -178003;1356644860;Bugpowder;stupid SP500 bouncing -178002;1356644868;kakobrekla;its btc Buglouse -178001;1356644869;kakobrekla;eh Buglouse -178000;1356644872;kakobrekla;fuckkk -177999;1356644874;kakobrekla;Bugpowder -177998;1356644880;mircea_popescu;lol -177997;1356644908;kakobrekla;anyway 20.6 is going out -177996;1356644910;mircea_popescu;bah my interet has been horrible all day. -177995;1356644911;kakobrekla;5 are fees -177994;1356644915;kakobrekla;new 100 comming in -177993;1356644924;kakobrekla;so 20.6 profit for clients -177992;1356644924;mircea_popescu;dumbass romanians only getting online to download xmas greetings. -177991;1356644952;jurov;lol, we shouldn't trade futures between ourselves.. we'll get to hate each other -177990;1356644972;Bugpowder;What is your general strategy? -177989;1356645006;smickles;I follow JP_Jackson's strategy -177988;1356645019;smickles;"Hold on to your butts." -177987;1356645044;kakobrekla;you are asking me? -177986;1356645067;Bugpowder;yes -177985;1356645129;kakobrekla;i write bots with enky, kv1 is the first prototype, it uses kalman filtered velocity as a main indicator -177984;1356645163;kakobrekla;new ones commin out as soon as i get rid of mp breating behind my back ;> -177983;1356645203;Bugpowder;trading what? -177982;1356645227;kakobrekla;what do you mean what, forex pairs -177981;1356645242;Bugpowder;which pairs? -177980;1356645290;kakobrekla;audnzd cadjpy gbpjpy eurusd at the moment -177979;1356645319;Bugpowder;ok. So where do bitcoins come into play? -177978;1356645342;kakobrekla;forex account is denominated in bitcoin -177977;1356645351;kakobrekla;so are profits and losses -177976;1356645370;Bugpowder;what forex place has that option? -177975;1356645377;kakobrekla;me -177974;1356645454;Bugpowder;Do you have to exchange to fiat and back to trade the pairs?? -177973;1356645473;kakobrekla;no, bit4x.com -177972;1356645481;kakobrekla;read -177971;1356645570;Bugpowder;whats the spread? -177970;1356645578;kakobrekla;3 on majors -177969;1356645587;Bugpowder;3 pips? -177968;1356645597;kakobrekla;no other fees, no swap, no tax no nothing -177967;1356645599;kakobrekla;ya -177966;1356645631;kakobrekla;you can get institutional acc with 500btc+ with a fraction of that spread but some other fees come into play there -177965;1356645647;kakobrekla;if you dont scalp its better this way -177964;1356645679;Bugpowder;cool -177963;1356645850;Bugpowder;Can people buy in to KV1? -177962;1356645911;Bugpowder;kakobrekla what is the fee structure for kv1? what is the leverage used? -177961;1356645987;pizzaman1337;This should clear automatically in 2-3 business days in most cases. We apologize for any inconvenience." for almost 2 weeks now. -177960;1356645998;pizzaman1337;weird -177959;1356646010;kakobrekla;on gox? -177958;1356646020;smickles;i bet .5 btc -177957;1356646028;smickles;in favor of it being gox -177956;1356646054;pizzaman1337;campbx.com -177955;1356646064;pizzaman1337;smickles: I'll take your .5 btc :) -177954;1356646140;smickles;heh, i'm glad noone actually took the bet. pizzaman1337 I should hope you'd recuse yourself from betting, as it was you who had the answer ;) -177953;1356646160;pizzaman1337;yeah, slightly unfair... -177952;1356646163;kakobrekla;Bugpowder, 1:500 but that high its not needed, theres max of 0.4 lots that it can open with 4 pairs now so it wont overtrade, fee is 20% of the profits because its a highly maintained system (closing trades are mostly manualy) -177951;1356646276;Bugpowder;what about losing months, is there a fee? Are previous month's losses subtracted from subsequent month's gains prior to calculating the performance fee? -177950;1356646361;smickles;betting is an interesting way of outting the baysian mind. if you are 100% sure of something, then you should have absolutely no issue betting 100% of your money, in fact, you should have no issue doing that and borrowing more to bet as well. Point being, people tend to say (and self deludedly believe) they are 100% sure of something, yet would hesitate to risk all they own on a bet to that end -177949;1356646413;kakobrekla;fees are only on profits, for now profits are paid out monthly, after a few months we will go with a closed fund probably, paying out monthly profits is not a wise idea in the first place but with much fluctuation now i dont have much choice -177948;1356646593;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.03464639 BTC [-] -177947;1356646720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550 @ 0.00064 = 2.272 BTC [+] -177946;1356646741;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -177945;1356646743;gribble;13.36 -177944;1356646847;smickles;;;ticker -177943;1356646848;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.39889, Best ask: 13.39970, Bid-ask spread: 0.00081, Last trade: 13.39888, 24 hour volume: 20296.08468303, 24 hour low: 13.26355, 24 hour high: 13.47000, 24 hour vwap: 13.40203 -177942;1356646882;smickles;that C130T seems downright ballsy to me -177941;1356646908;smickles;if i'm correct, it breaks even at 13.475~ -177940;1356646916;smickles;*13.465! -177939;1356646939;Bugpowder;kakobrekla Well.... 7 trades total? If your performance keeps up I may be interested. -177938;1356646947;smickles;we could see a 10 cent move in a day -177937;1356646967;smickles;and today's high on bitcoincharts shows 13.47 at that! -177936;1356646973;kakobrekla;ya, first was a bug :) -177935;1356647005;kakobrekla;then one was bad, and one was 0 cause we got cold feet, it would end up +20 -177934;1356647037;Bugpowder;"we got cold feet" who is pulling the trigger, the software or a person? -177933;1356647057;kakobrekla;exits are semi automated / controlled -177932;1356647084;kakobrekla;it will exit on its own -177931;1356647089;kakobrekla;but we prefer to manage it -177930;1356647109;kakobrekla;anyway, this is only the first version -177929;1356647135;kakobrekla;about a year of cpu time went in it -177928;1356647172;kakobrekla;but not i have mt5 could set up -177927;1356647191;kakobrekla;a result that would take a year before takes an hour now -177926;1356647198;kakobrekla;a year to get -177925;1356647246;kakobrekla;but shit need to be recoded then for mt4 unfortanetly :) -177924;1356647339;kakobrekla;anyway its tested on 4 years backtest or so -177923;1356647341;kakobrekla;the kv1 -177922;1356647344;kakobrekla;didnt blow -177921;1356647353;kakobrekla;had periods when it made little to nothing -177920;1356647357;kakobrekla;and then had good periods -177919;1356647372;Bugpowder;how do you backtest if a human pulls the trigger? -177918;1356647383;kakobrekla;w/o human ofc. -177917;1356647402;kakobrekla;yes the result will be different -177916;1356647407;kakobrekla;but -177915;1356647407;Bugpowder;right, but if you have a human pulling the trigger in the real implementation the backtest is not valide -177914;1356647408;Bugpowder;yeah -177913;1356647409;kakobrekla;it will be different in any case -177912;1356647414;Bugpowder;sure -177911;1356647417;kakobrekla;backtest doestn mean that much -177910;1356647423;kakobrekla;but it can tell you something. -177909;1356647424;Bugpowder;i agree -177908;1356647438;kakobrekla;i mean -177907;1356647446;kakobrekla;if i have a bot that will burn in 4 years -177906;1356647450;kakobrekla;of backtest -177905;1356647457;kakobrekla;i wont put in live not in a dream -177904;1356647461;kakobrekla;even if its perfect for 1year -177903;1356647472;kakobrekla;well i gues it would depends on amount of trading -177902;1356647481;kakobrekla;at least 100 trades, rather 500 -177901;1356647484;kakobrekla;to evaluate -177900;1356647498;Bugpowder;yeah.... -177899;1356647504;Bugpowder;but you need time too -177898;1356647515;Bugpowder;market dynamics shift over many lengthscales -177897;1356647555;kakobrekla;if it will get through 4 years i dont expect it to blow in a month -177896;1356647566;kakobrekla;it might -177895;1356647570;kakobrekla;but it shouldnt -177894;1356647576;kakobrekla;:) -177893;1356647592;Bugpowder;would be nice to see how it handles 07-08 -177892;1356647669;kakobrekla;i could run a test if you are really that interested -177891;1356647747;kakobrekla;i guess at this point is best enky speaks as well. -177890;1356647809;Bugpowder;well let's defer this for a bit. Need to get back to wrok -177889;1356647820;Bugpowder;will be watching with interest though -177888;1356647846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00064 = 2.112 BTC [+] -177887;1356647856;smickles;heh, it's probably interesting to see how any bot handles 07-08 -177886;1356647975;smickles;kakobrekla: you should test your bot on usd/gbp years 29-30 -177885;1356648026;kakobrekla;cant -177884;1356648050;smickles;damn, is there really no data from back then? -177883;1356648069;kakobrekla;well, not in a useful form -177882;1356648103;smickles;too bad, that would be fun -177881;1356648265;Bugpowder;Nasdaq green -177880;1356648267;Bugpowder;wtf -177879;1356648278;Bugpowder;"Stocks Pare Losses as House to Reconvene Sunday" -177878;1356648288;Bugpowder;ugh -177877;1356648349;pizzaman1337;why, were you shorting? -177876;1356648353;Bugpowder;no -177875;1356648357;Bugpowder;I wanted to buy -177874;1356648375;Bugpowder;but can only at EOD price -177873;1356648381;Bugpowder;guess I will keep waiting -177872;1356648391;pizzaman1337;why only at EOD? -177871;1356648436;bonafide;haha -177870;1356648436;Bugpowder;Vanguard exchange from MM to fund -177869;1356648438;bonafide;everyone that shorted -177868;1356648445;bonafide;got fucked -177867;1356648471;bonafide;hope you got enough for more than intraday holding -177866;1356648512;Bugpowder;I never sell. -177865;1356648522;mircea_popescu;lol he's the bughole of stocks -177864;1356648524;mircea_popescu;only buys -177863;1356648530;bonafide;are you long or short -177862;1356648547;bonafide;wait what -177861;1356648550;Bugpowder;long -177860;1356648557;bonafide;what are you in -177859;1356648602;bonafide;I'm still tapping the jpy atm.. but getting out tmrw afternoon and taking gains -177858;1356648605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00064 = 3.808 BTC [+] -177857;1356648606;bonafide;fecal cliff wont steal my monies -177856;1356648607;Bugpowder;VOO (ETF); VFIAX (admiralty) VVIAX (admiralty) VBF (ETF); VISVX (regular); no exact admiralty VGPMX (regular); no admiralty VGENX (regular); VGELX (admiralty 100K) VGSIX (regular); VGSLX (admiralty) VWO (ETF); VEMAX (admiralty) VTIAX (admiralty) VTRIX (regular); no admiralty VWITX (regular); VWIUX (admiralty) VBIIX (regular); VBILX (admiralty) VIPSX (regular); VAIPX (admiralty for 50k) VBLTX (regular); no adm; VWLTX ( -177855;1356648642;Bugpowder;at various percentages -177854;1356648651;bonafide;nice -177853;1356648678;Bugpowder;Also S.DICE -177852;1356648680;Bugpowder;:) -177851;1356648691;bonafide;I'm shuttin down my EUR/JPY positions and thinking of going long EUR/USD as a fecal cliff play -177850;1356648699;thestringpuller;short S.DICE -177849;1356648707;Bugpowder;why, why? -177848;1356648733;bonafide;the newly elected people in Japan got in, made their announcements -177847;1356648736;thestringpuller;ls -177846;1356648737;bonafide;there was a nice move -177845;1356648739;bonafide;they set a target -177844;1356648741;thestringpuller;lllllllllp -177843;1356648748;bonafide;but they don't get into office to actually set policy -177842;1356648753;bonafide;until next month -177841;1356648757;thestringpuller;people are manipulation S.DICE -177840;1356648765;thestringpuller;or someone is -177839;1356648773;Bugpowder;bonafide, i see -177838;1356648777;mircea_popescu;either people or someone. -177837;1356648780;Bugpowder;thestringpuller what is the evidence? -177836;1356648785;Bugpowder;of manipulation? -177835;1356648802;bonafide;I could stay long, but I like taking nice gains and reposition on the pullback -177834;1356648842;bonafide;I dont have many equities -177833;1356648847;bonafide;just JPM, GOOG and DHI -177832;1356648865;bonafide;buy orders for TI, SODA -177831;1356648877;mircea_popescu;;;getrating bonafide -177830;1356648878;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -177829;1356648892;mircea_popescu;buy some wot. -177828;1356648939;bonafide;getrating? -177827;1356648959;Bugpowder;I like MARV here -177826;1356648974;Bugpowder;I think the verdict will be reduced -177825;1356648992;Bugpowder;sorry MRVL -177824;1356648995;bonafide;marv? -177823;1356648996;bonafide;oh okay -177822;1356649036;bonafide;who's their biggest contracts -177821;1356649036;Bugpowder;RIMM -177820;1356649036;Bugpowder;unfortunately -177819;1356649042;Bugpowder;and all the HDD makers -177818;1356649050;bonafide;MRVL is QCOM's direct competitor? -177817;1356649064;Bugpowder;not sure -177816;1356649087;bonafide;I've been looking for a food equity -177815;1356649092;bonafide;thinking ADM -177814;1356649095;smickles;bad idea, obama is jesus, so nothing bad will happen to usd -177813;1356649110;bonafide;Obama does nothing for the dollar -177812;1356649120;bonafide;right now its a race between USD and JPY -177811;1356649124;bonafide;who can devalue faster -177810;1356649137;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: buy WoT? -177809;1356649155;kakobrekla;wot = web of trust in here -177808;1356649165;thestringpuller;i know -177807;1356649169;thestringpuller;but buying it? -177806;1356649176;thestringpuller;we buy trust now? -177805;1356649183;kakobrekla;ya, 5btc a pop -177804;1356649192;thestringpuller;really? -177803;1356649204;kakobrekla;sure, 5btc will get you -10 -177802;1356649204;pigeons;10 btc for you -177801;1356649211;smickles;thestringpuller: actually, 1F1dPZxdxVVigpGdsafnZ3cFBdMGDADFDe -177800;1356649212;thestringpuller;lol -177799;1356649212;bonafide;lol -177798;1356649226;smickles;send btc there, it will help the wot -177797;1356649227;bonafide;I'm not paying for "wot" -177796;1356649234;bonafide;it's not like I'm putting your money in harms way -177795;1356649254;thestringpuller;lol -177794;1356649255;smickles;http://blockchain.info/address/1F1dPZxdxVVigpGdsafnZ3cFBdMGDADFDe -177793;1356649278;smickles;it helps pay for the costs of running the wot -177792;1356649285;smickles;also, dev on v2 of the protocol -177791;1356649331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1063 @ 0.00064 = 0.6803 BTC [+] -177790;1356649338;Bugpowder;actually send to 1TBZjmXho6mdGhoESaMV2svtqJXYtWfEp -177789;1356649353;bonafide;welp.. that news conference -177788;1356649355;bonafide;was pointless -177787;1356649361;pigeons;pigeons actually prefer meat -177786;1356649377;kakobrekla;fuckin breadcrumbs again -177785;1356649398;bonafide;I saw something on American Greed where some guy conned multi-millions from people by pitching the ideas that pigeons would soon replace chicken -177784;1356649402;bonafide;lollll -177783;1356649427;smickles;lol, nice con -177782;1356649448;pigeons;actually the native species of pigeon to north america went extinct cause it was overhunted overeaten, then when it was gone people settled for chicken -177781;1356649464;kakobrekla;flying rat (super powers) vs incapacitated bird (lame) -177780;1356649471;kakobrekla;id take pigeon. -177779;1356649495;plate;pigeons: so what pigeons do we have now? -177778;1356649551;pigeons;rock pigeon -177777;1356649557;pigeons;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passenger_Pigeon -177776;1356649612;pigeons;the "pigeons" now in north america are escaped pet rock doves from europe -177775;1356649665;plate;they're fucking annoying -177774;1356649674;plate;they love mcdonalds -177773;1356649692;pigeons;A&P supermarket had a contest and the winner geneticly modified the hen to not have bloody meat so the jewish customers would eat it -177772;1356649698;pigeons;and that is what we eat today -177771;1356649724;pigeons;as "chicken" -177770;1356649727;plate;The jews always have their hands in everything -177769;1356649736;pigeons;jews/aliens/gays -177768;1356649747;plate;FUCK -177767;1356649752;plate;Kosher Coke is good tho -177766;1356649759;plate;but that's just the real formula -177765;1356649795;plate;nap time -177764;1356649872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00064 = 7.392 BTC [+] -177763;1356649936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00064 = 4.608 BTC [+] -177762;1356650131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00064 = 7.552 BTC [+] -177761;1356650138;smickles;< pigeons> jews/aliens/gays < they're all reptoids anyway :| -177760;1356650216;pigeons;i meant the aryans that control the greys -177759;1356650278;pigeons;;;google hillary clinton reptile eyes youtube -177758;1356650279;gribble;Hillary Clinton with Reptilian Eyes - YouTube: ; Hillary Clinton Reptilian Eye - On Her Official Photo! - YouTube: ; Hillary Clinton reptilian eye on plasma TV by ljrow49 - YouTube: -177757;1356650337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 175000 @ 0.00064 = 112 BTC [+] -177756;1356650581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.00064 = 1.312 BTC [+] -177755;1356650932;thestringpuller;;;ticker -177754;1356650933;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.41660, Best ask: 13.42967, Bid-ask spread: 0.01307, Last trade: 13.42967, 24 hour volume: 21857.94329942, 24 hour low: 13.25000, 24 hour high: 13.47000, 24 hour vwap: 13.39289 -177753;1356651026;Bugpowder;So who wants to bet on the S.MPOE dividend -177752;1356651028;Bugpowder;? -177751;1356651044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35550 @ 0.00064 = 22.752 BTC [+] -177750;1356651048;Bugpowder;Do we know the yield on the MPOE bonds this month? -177749;1356651183;jurov;19% -177748;1356651293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25900 @ 0.00064 = 16.576 BTC [+] -177747;1356651370;smickles;jurov: I bet it's higher -177746;1356651397;jurov;so you did pull these 25% this month? -177745;1356651411;smickles;these? -177744;1356651438;jurov;i remember you making some mpbor-related threats to mircea -177743;1356651448;kakobrekla;oh and if anyone else is interested, kv1 is open for deposits till the 31st, 100btc min -177742;1356651451;smickles;lol, threats -177741;1356651458;jurov;:D -177740;1356651659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00064 = 2.176 BTC [+] -177739;1356651723;jurov;anyway such bonds return could cause some last-minute rush for MPBPT. would be nice. -177738;1356651784;Bugpowder;what do you really think the bond rate will be? -177737;1356651789;smickles;25% -177736;1356651829;smickles;well, unless the capital requirement is low this month -177735;1356651883;smickles;also, anyone whant to short s.mpoe? -177734;1356651916;smickles;;D -177733;1356651940;thestringpuller;it wont have shorting conditions until late january -177732;1356651973;smickles;thestringpuller: suppose people are buying it now expecting a large dividend, then receive next to nothing b/c the bondholders took it all -177731;1356651973;thestringpuller;dec will be a good month for mpoe -177730;1356651992;thestringpuller;what was bondholder auction? -177729;1356652004;thestringpuller;i though last month was 9% -177728;1356652007;smickles;it's not released until settlement of the options -177727;1356652017;jurov;and that will be in 14hours -177726;1356652018;smickles;yeah, last month was 9% -177725;1356652031;thestringpuller;mpoe only made 6% in november -177724;1356652043;thestringpuller;with a request of 9% -177723;1356652050;Bugpowder;well 110,000 contracts traded this month -177722;1356652053;Bugpowder;similar to Nov -177721;1356652078;thestringpuller;smickles: shareholders didnt get any reql dividends in nob -177720;1356652080;smickles;do you think there has been an increase in the amount of btc from the bondholders this month? -177719;1356652081;thestringpuller;nov* -177718;1356652092;thestringpuller;real* -177717;1356652100;smickles;thestringpuller: shhh, you're giving people knowledge :P -177716;1356652110;jurov;smickles, i seriously consider lending some s.mpoe tomorrow, will you be there? -177715;1356652131;smickles;jurov: you mean borrowing? -177714;1356652141;jurov;yes borrowing -177713;1356652162;smickles;about how much ?, I'm not entirely a big fish yet -177712;1356652174;jurov;btc 27 worth -177711;1356652198;jurov;;;calc 27/ 0.00064 -177710;1356652198;smickles;I think I could do that, my terms are 0.2% per day, one interest payment minimum -177709;1356652199;gribble;42187.5 -177708;1356652235;jurov;okay. we'll see tomorrow -177707;1356652240;jurov;*plot thickens* -177706;1356652243;smickles;about what time UTC? -177705;1356652248;smickles;I'll be sure to be on -177704;1356652250;jurov;any time -177703;1356652265;jurov;i'll be most of the day, best evening UTC -177702;1356652314;smickles;kk, I'm usually on at several points in the day any way, I'll make my presence known :) -177701;1356652338;jurov;btw, what about the dividends? -177700;1356652349;jurov;should i return them to you? -177699;1356652438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00064 = 3.424 BTC [+] -177698;1356652480;jurov;and do you want interest every day or in the end? -177697;1356652593;smickles;jurov: dividends will be returned to me, payment can be at the end if you want, or in daily installments -177696;1356652593;Bugpowder;I think this means its 9.9% -177695;1356652594;Bugpowder;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-november-2012-statement/ -177694;1356652701;Bugpowder;Price has been pretty stable, so I think MPOE is going to do very well -177693;1356652713;Bugpowder;I bet bondholders get the full 9.9% -177692;1356652721;Bugpowder;how much will be left afterwards, who knows. -177691;1356652750;jurov;Bugpowder, you are deducting that from MPBOR announced there? but on december 29 there will be different rate announced -177690;1356652783;Bugpowder;I was talking about for the current month -177689;1356652792;Bugpowder;I just didn't look hard for the info -177688;1356652794;Bugpowder;oops -177687;1356652798;jurov;but afaik bondholders list for current month is not know yet -177686;1356652806;jurov;neither their requested rates -177685;1356652821;Bugpowder;OK what does this mean then? -177684;1356652822;Bugpowder;MPBOR valid 30 November through 28 December: 9.9%. -177683;1356652862;jurov;dunno where mpbor is actually used. maybe for margin? -177682;1356652908;jurov;when mpex paid interest, mpbor was used as a basis -177681;1356652931;jurov;mircea_popescu, can you enlighten us? -177680;1356652992;smickles;I know it's at least used to determin how much of the mpoebot profits go to the bondholders, and how much of their principal is returned to them if they bid too high -177679;1356653072;jurov;yes, but it is computed every month in the end when options expire and then not used for anything else? -177678;1356653167;smickles;I would venture to guess that it does influence the margin cost somehow too -177677;1356653177;smickles;and the B-S 'risk free rate' -177676;1356653188;jurov;btw, one can have a peek to 1JPvucRfu3ZzEvfBUQTJwsxMrZjeTqD6zR as to how much capital was provided by bondholders. but requested rates are between them and mircea. -177675;1356653223;smickles;jurov: I dunno, also, i think 'high rollers' can request a unique addy -177674;1356653278;smickles;clearly, i'm not a high roller, as shown by the tags sending to that addy -177673;1356653290;jurov;interesting. -177672;1356653303;jurov;haha yes blockchain.info readily identifies you there -177671;1356653349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11094 @ 0.00064 = 7.1002 BTC [+] -177670;1356653473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5932 @ 0.00064 = 3.7965 BTC [+] -177669;1356653515;jurov;argh, these steady trades against the wall unnerve me -177668;1356653603;jurov;no volatility anymore -177667;1356653637;Bugpowder;Buy thru to 66 -177666;1356653646;Bugpowder;get that volatility back! -177665;1356653682;jurov;so i shall put another loan request on btcjam? -177664;1356653716;Bugpowder;Req 4800 BTC to buy thru the annoying wall -177663;1356653716;jurov;;;calc 7562321*0.00064 -177662;1356653716;gribble;4839.88544 -177661;1356653749;jurov;ic. no problem for btcjam -177660;1356653953;jurov;in fact, last time i requested such loan, usagi accused me that i do it only cause i want some movement to show on the graphs -177659;1356654009;jurov;perhaps i wont ever forget such hilarity -177658;1356654470;mircea_popescu; mircea_popescu, can you enlighten us? << well it's used whenever someone wants a reference interest rate. -177657;1356654489;mircea_popescu;much like the euribor/libor/etc -177656;1356654525;mircea_popescu;and yes, all bond deposits go to the bond address so people can see what's being deposited during each month. -177655;1356654544;mircea_popescu;smickles they can for their own account funding, but not for bonds -177654;1356654567;jurov;ok. so for example i can put on btcjam "interest rate: MPBOR + 1%" and everyone will know. -177653;1356654576;mircea_popescu;well... most everyone :p -177652;1356654587;mircea_popescu;but do it anyway, gives the kids a chance to learn -177651;1356654617;Bugpowder;how do you determine what bonds get accepted? -177650;1356654625;jurov;but if it's really going to get 25%.. that will be tough -177649;1356654684;jurov;Bugpowder, http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -177648;1356654701;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder all deposits over 100 btc are accepted. they only count towards a month's capital needs if they make the cut -177647;1356654713;smickles;jurov: you should do the rate based on what mpbor returns less the principal return -177646;1356654716;mircea_popescu;each month all bonds are sorted by their interest rate like in a normal auction -177645;1356654745;Bugpowder;and as the bids fill on the bot, more capital is accepted? -177644;1356654762;mircea_popescu;but anyway, more in general about mpbor : it's kinda intended as this hook for people to build stuff on. i dunno exactly what they'd build, -177643;1356654772;mircea_popescu;but im pretty certain it exposes something fundamental about btc macroeconomics -177642;1356654777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1745 @ 0.00064 = 1.1168 BTC [+] -177641;1356654793;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the needed capital is equal to the bot's maximal exposure during the month -177640;1356654862;Bugpowder;short puts have infinite exposure -177639;1356655046;smickles;wouldn't it make sense for lenders to build upon it somehow? -177638;1356655073;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder how do you figure ? -177637;1356655108;Bugpowder;arent the puts valued at (strike-current)/current -177636;1356655139;Bugpowder;hence if current -> 0, puts go to infinity -177635;1356655144;Bugpowder;in BTC terms -177634;1356655216;jurov;smickles, that was Q for me? i was only half-serious, don't intend such loans atm. but we'll see -177633;1356655237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22700 @ 0.00064 = 14.528 BTC [+] -177632;1356655436;Bugpowder;"MtGox’s estimated gross monthly revenue of 3-4`000 BTC stands up some months to S.MPOE’s." -177631;1356655458;Bugpowder;Gox makes money from both buyer and seller -177630;1356655465;Bugpowder;shouldnt' that be 6-8000 -177629;1356655476;mircea_popescu;ya but you're not forced to account in btc terms -177628;1356655480;mircea_popescu;i silently insure them atm -177627;1356655491;mircea_popescu;in the future there'll prolly have to be something more ellaborate done about it i guess. -177626;1356655513;smickles;SOEBOT! -177625;1356655526;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it's tough to estimate how much they make, cause of sliding % scales and whatnot. -177624;1356655530;sgnb;mircea_popescu: the "deal" mentioned in the link above is still on topic? -177623;1356655538;mircea_popescu;sgnb which deal you mean ? -177622;1356655571;sgnb;financing MPOE by lending xxx.00000888 BTC -177621;1356655630;sgnb;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -177620;1356655631;jurov;sgnb, that's exactly the bonds we're talking about all time :) -177619;1356655634;Bugpowder;The absolute minimum gox makes on any trade is 0.5% -177618;1356655666;mircea_popescu;sgnb yes, ever since thebeginning this is how the bot was financed. it's not going to go away either -177617;1356655674;Bugpowder;between two accounts that have volume of > half the monthly -177616;1356655675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 321 @ 0.00355083 = 1.1398 BTC [+] -177615;1356655676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00353592 = 3.5359 BTC [-] -177614;1356655677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00352003 = 3.696 BTC [-] -177613;1356655697;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder iirc it goes to .3% privately. -177612;1356655702;mircea_popescu;.5% is what's publicly exposed -177611;1356655722;Bugpowder;0.25% for >500,000 BTC /mo -177610;1356655730;mircea_popescu;o is it ? -177609;1356655741;Bugpowder;https://mtgox.com/fee-schedule -177608;1356655793;mircea_popescu;i guess must grow moar. -177607;1356655794;smickles;< sgnb> mircea_popescu: the "deal" mentioned in the link above is still on topic? /me now watches 1JPvuc for a tx -177606;1356655858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27750 @ 0.00064 = 17.76 BTC [+] -177605;1356656033;jurov;*shameless plug* sgnb: for investments under 100BTC, consider https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.MPBPT-O -177604;1356657131;smickles;jurov: how has that been selling? -177603;1356657192;Bugpowder;hmm.. 99,500 ฿0.1010 -177602;1356657207;jurov;the first discounted 50BTC sold out. the rest we're gonna fill in ourselves -177601;1356657229;jurov;unless thre will be some last minute action -177600;1356657283;smickles;jurov: do you disclose the rate you bid at? -177599;1356657336;jurov;we'll disclose it afterwards. but as i said at forums, we'll go somewhere very conservative like 4.8% -177598;1356657387;mircea_popescu;well it'll be de facto disclosed on month's end seeing how you'll be in the list -177597;1356657929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7812 @ 0.00064 = 4.9997 BTC [+] -177596;1356657959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7813 @ 0.00064 = 5.0003 BTC [+] -177595;1356657982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7812 @ 0.00064 = 4.9997 BTC [+] -177594;1356657999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7813 @ 0.00064 = 5.0003 BTC [+] -177593;1356658012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7812 @ 0.00064 = 4.9997 BTC [+] -177592;1356658020;jurov;omfg -177591;1356658156;jurov;what to make of such pattern -177590;1356658195;smickles;Is there a concise name for the MPBOR rate less the % accounted for by the principal return? -177589;1356658196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00064 = 4.256 BTC [+] -177588;1356658212;smickles;aw, I was hoping the pattern would continue -177587;1356658238;pigeons;i call that rate one smickle -177586;1356658269;jurov;"rate one smickle"? not very concise -177585;1356658269;smickles;heh, I like it -177584;1356658293;smickles;fuck concise, it's not like that was the only criterion -177583;1356658330;smickles;;D -177582;1356658343;smickles;"the smickle rate" -177581;1356658374;pigeons;smicklish -177580;1356658408;jurov;smicklez % -177579;1356658558;smickles;smickle vig -177578;1356658567;jurov;*jig -177577;1356658572;smickles;jig? -177576;1356658591;jurov;if it will be negative, we'll say -177575;1356658598;jurov;smickle jig , it is up -177574;1356658607;smickles;lol -177573;1356658672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00064 = 5.984 BTC [+] -177572;1356659219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00064 = 6.144 BTC [+] -177571;1356659249;jurov;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlhB0UHVxS67dGpBc2Rub3FtLTdHZ3ZPb09DY2pHWlE -177570;1356659260;jurov;check the E column :P -177569;1356659262;smickles;:D -177568;1356659298;mircea_popescu;lol -177567;1356659334;mircea_popescu;so i see jurov's pseudorandom number geenrator disguised as a trade bot is buying mpoe... -177566;1356659361;pigeons;emphasis on the psuedo -177565;1356659364;mircea_popescu;btw, from that link : "Utilizaţi un browser neacceptat. Este posibil ca unele funcţii să nu funcţioneze corect. Treceţi la un browser modern, cum ar fi Google Chrome." -177564;1356659378;mircea_popescu;you are utilizing an unacceptable browser. it's possible some functions do not function. -177563;1356659406;pigeons;unacceptable -177562;1356659406;jurov;i have no objection at all if the bot survived reboot and uses bitcoins from some parallel dimension, -177561;1356659518;smickles;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE is boring now -177560;1356659538;smickles;that diffusion pattern from some time ago was much cooler -177559;1356659542;pigeons;agreed -177558;1356659581;jurov;nuff said. someone lend me 4800btc. -177557;1356659845;smickles;ok, mircea_popescu this close to expiry, my valuation of p130t shows a significant difference from mpoebot -177556;1356659854;mircea_popescu;ya well -177555;1356659876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00064 = 6.144 BTC [+] -177554;1356659882;mircea_popescu;if i don't sell ppl complain that i r manipulating the price by not selling -177553;1356659995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8653 @ 0.00064 = 5.5379 BTC [+] -177552;1356660076;jurov;oh we (at least me) isn't complaining about you. nobody could predict it will create so strong hanging carrot effect -177551;1356660255;pigeons;usagi knew it would -177550;1356660271;pigeons;so did eskimobob and ciucuicuicui -177549;1356660300;jurov;;;seen eskimobob -177548;1356660301;gribble;eskimobob was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 hours, 46 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: 50K ART is all gone :) -177547;1356660461;mircea_popescu;i've had that guy on ignore for a week or so -177546;1356660465;mircea_popescu;it pays. -177545;1356660540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00064 = 6.4 BTC [+] -177544;1356660577;pigeons;i'm about to ignore assbot if he doesn't start reporting some different prices -177543;1356660613;mircea_popescu;whoa check out the sell side on mpoe -177542;1356660617;mircea_popescu;me, alone. -177541;1356660656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7550 @ 0.00064 = 4.832 BTC [+] -177540;1356660684;pigeons;mircea_popescu: loan jurov 4800 btc -177539;1356660688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00063994 = 1.0879 BTC [-] -177538;1356660690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00063973 = 6.2694 BTC [-] -177537;1356660691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00063946 = 1.3429 BTC [-] -177536;1356660692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00063945 = 2.9095 BTC [-] -177535;1356660693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00063943 = 2.8135 BTC [-] -177534;1356660695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27450 @ 0.00063915 = 17.5447 BTC [-] -177533;1356660712;smickles;lol, assbot delivers to pigeons -177532;1356660715;mircea_popescu;lol -177531;1356660724;jurov;heh -177530;1356660726;pigeons;fear me -177529;1356661005;jurov;i thought i have a bug on live.coinbr.com, that trade is not visible -177528;1356661015;jurov;but it's just completely insignificant -177527;1356661076;jurov;so much for pigeons power -177526;1356661212;thestringpuller;there you go different prices -177525;1356661359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00064 = 5.12 BTC [+] -177524;1356661451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4818 @ 0.00064 = 3.0835 BTC [+] -177523;1356661498;thestringpuller;I wonder if people will buy out tier 3 as well @ .00067 -177522;1356661514;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: the price stabilizer :P -177521;1356661664;jurov;eventually they will -177520;1356661691;jurov;and at 0.0007 whole thing will be worth 700k BTC -177519;1356661732;jurov;and mpoe will become bitcoin central bank -177518;1356661739;jurov;if it sin't already -177517;1356661755;jcpham;crazy -177516;1356661927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00064 = 6.528 BTC [+] -177515;1356661954;thestringpuller;that's more BTC than pirate had -177514;1356661956;thestringpuller;lol -177513;1356662221;thestringpuller;I think soon there will be so much free wi-fi available, you could in theory use the internet for free. -177512;1356662283;jurov;thestringpuller, where do you live? it's already practice here -177511;1356662362;jurov;i found out they put a hotspot into public transport bus, too -177510;1356662367;jurov;recently -177509;1356662450;smickles;I hear that in places like seatle, they actually have a functioning city-wide meshnet, a sort've independant internet -177508;1356662463;mircea_popescu; that's more BTC than pirate had << and more "had" than pirate's, too. -177507;1356662612;mircea_popescu;jurov the recent sell actually is in there! http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE << little barb to the left off that price harpoon -177506;1356662633;jurov;yes, it shows how insignificant it is -177505;1356662641;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: when will mpex account holders have a copy of blockchain they can access via mpex and a BCCAPI server :P -177504;1356662649;thestringpuller;oh never? XD -177503;1356662662;mircea_popescu;why;'d they access the blockchain via mpex ? -177502;1356662679;mircea_popescu;this is like accessing your spoon via the bucket. -177501;1356662714;thestringpuller;aren't you planning to one day automate deposits? -177500;1356662724;mircea_popescu;nope. -177499;1356662725;thestringpuller;maybe I should have started with that -177498;1356662729;thestringpuller;WELL I SEE HOW IT IS -177497;1356662760;mircea_popescu;that's actually a service people can provide themselves. -177496;1356662761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00064 = 5.952 BTC [+] -177495;1356662765;thestringpuller;what happens when you have a million users -177494;1356662767;smickles;thestringpuller: someone with accounts can automate deposits -177493;1356662769;mircea_popescu;actually, iirc kakobrekla's smpake either is or is going to. -177492;1356662777;smickles;damn, mircea_popescu beat me to it -177491;1356662787;jurov;and i'm well on the way to automate mpex deposits. already get email notifications -177490;1356662792;jurov;too -177489;1356662827;smickles;we can do instant deposits too -177488;1356662839;thestringpuller;all deposites go to Error: Problem creating encrypted OTP file. :( -177399;1356664067;smickles;well, I wanted to get 10 more btc onto mpex, not 10 less -177398;1356664098;jurov;i'm confused. you want to fund or withdraw? -177397;1356664114;smickles;fund -177396;1356664225;smickles;;;calc 1.002**((1/24)/365) -177395;1356664226;gribble;1.00000022808 -177394;1356664240;jurov;In order to make this deposit please send to the exchange address ( 1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx ) the sum of 10.00296524 BTC exactly. Your transaction will be manually approved, so please allow up to 48 hours for funds to show up in your account. -177393;1356664278;jurov;smickles, when i see the tx, i'll push the C.BTC to 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F -177392;1356664325;smickles;sent -177391;1356664326;mircea_popescu;this is odd -177390;1356664406;smickles;jurov: though, when you automate it, the client should send 10 btc to you, and you send the 10.XX btc to 1Fx -177389;1356664586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22850 @ 0.00064 = 14.624 BTC [+] -177388;1356664627;jurov;push done -177387;1356664633;smickles;received -177386;1356664640;smickles;;;rated jurov -177385;1356664641;gribble;You have not yet rated user jurov -177384;1356664646;smickles;;;rate jurov 1 -177383;1356664649;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user jurov has been recorded. -177382;1356664659;jurov;i can't auth with gribble -177381;1356664673;smickles;i'll verify your identity later -177380;1356664691;mircea_popescu;my question is, why do things this way ? -177379;1356664776;smickles;for when your trained ape is offline -177378;1356664776;jurov;it's supposed to be faster -177377;1356664807;mircea_popescu;but... if you send the btc to mpex's address it still waits on mpex ? -177376;1356664816;mircea_popescu;doesn't that defeat the entire purpose ? -177375;1356664831;jurov;smickles does not have to wait on mpex -177374;1356664841;jurov;only i have to, but i don't mind -177373;1356664867;mircea_popescu;i guess that's a point. -177372;1356664878;jurov;cause i must have some reserve on mpex anyway -177371;1356664932;mircea_popescu;anyway, the way push is structured there's nothing to prevent a lot of further development here. i imagine one next step is a loans secured by shares business -177370;1356664948;jurov;smickles: and i prefer users to directly deposit to mpex cause of faster turnover -177369;1356664957;mircea_popescu;and in the end i guess mpex accounts will look a lot more like banks than anything -177368;1356665337;jurov;maybe they will look like bank when balance+all pending transactions will be consistent at all times -177367;1356665428;jurov;all *shown* pending transactions, i mean -177366;1356665453;smickles;check out the spread on P130T -177365;1356665533;jurov;serious scalping opportunity, i say -177364;1356665599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00064 = 1.984 BTC [+] -177363;1356665766;mircea_popescu;buy 7 sell 8 satoshi ? -177362;1356665787;jurov;smickles is testing teh bot -177361;1356665824;smickles;clearly, it's an int division issue -177360;1356665927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00064 = 1.056 BTC [+] -177359;1356665938;smickles;srsly, mircea_popescu you need me to add this 15 satoshi of liquidity -177358;1356666167;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -177357;1356666169;gribble;13.32 -177356;1356666385;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.00000008 BTC [-] -177355;1356666428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00064 = 3.264 BTC [+] -177354;1356666482;mircea_popescu;i sure do! -177353;1356666629;smickles;how about that -177352;1356667441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00064 = 3.136 BTC [+] -177351;1356668439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00064 = 1.088 BTC [+] -177350;1356668633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00064 = 6.592 BTC [+] -177349;1356669771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7954 @ 0.00064 = 5.0906 BTC [+] -177348;1356670433;smickles;;;tslb -177347;1356670436;gribble;Time since last block: 24 minutes and 43 seconds -177346;1356670803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00064 = 6.656 BTC [+] -177345;1356670898;smickles;;;bc,stats -177344;1356670902;gribble;Current Blocks: 213943 | Current Difficulty: 2979636.6169381 | Next Difficulty At Block: 215711 | Next Difficulty In: 1768 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 23 hours, 14 minutes, and 8 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3347057.04349520 | Estimated Percent Change: 12.3310481711 -177343;1356671056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12183 @ 0.00064 = 7.7971 BTC [+] -177342;1356671393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00064 = 6.56 BTC [+] -177341;1356671435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00064 = 8 BTC [+] -177340;1356671527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23600 @ 0.00064 = 15.104 BTC [+] -177339;1356671635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00064 = 4.608 BTC [+] -177338;1356671723;smickles;;;rated kakobrekla -177337;1356671724;gribble;You rated user kakobrekla on Thu Oct 11 11:36:14 2012, giving him a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: facilitated a short term loan. -177336;1356671763;smickles;;;rate kakobrekla 1 facilitated a short term loan, smpake.com is awesome. use it. -177335;1356671765;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user kakobrekla has changed from 1 to 1. -177334;1356671783;jcpham;the -177333;1356671834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4150 @ 0.00064 = 2.656 BTC [+] -177332;1356671875;pigeons;commission for the previous 2 users goes to jcpham -177331;1356671897;jcpham;rofl -177330;1356671981;smickles;heh, I was an early user of smpake, this was just the first significant use -177329;1356672035;kakobrekla;i havent touched it in too long. -177328;1356672046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00064 = 0.448 BTC [+] -177327;1356672053;pigeons;i touch it every day -177326;1356672065;kakobrekla;;> -177325;1356672205;fulluser;hi -177324;1356672217;fulluser;this thing works like Forex -177323;1356672234;fulluser;or people actually hold shares for a long time -177322;1356672240;kakobrekla;what is this thing -177321;1356672247;fulluser;im new to this -177320;1356672261;fulluser;if you could explain it briefly -177319;1356672277;fulluser;works abosolutely like real stocks ? -177318;1356672307;kakobrekla;you mean mpex? yeah just like real stock. the glbse stock are completley virtual tho. -177317;1356672352;fulluser;you get live quotes like FX -177316;1356672378;fulluser;they change every 5 minutes or so like real world stocks -177315;1356672389;kakobrekla;are you a forex user? -177314;1356672391;fulluser;or people use to hold em -177313;1356672393;fulluser;yes -177312;1356672397;kakobrekla;oh well -177311;1356672403;kakobrekla;then you must check bit4x.com -177310;1356672427;fulluser;really -177309;1356672435;fulluser;can believe its real ! -177308;1356672450;fulluser;and BTC varies way more than any coin -177307;1356672452;fulluser;!! -177306;1356672464;fulluser;has longer spreads ? -177305;1356672466;kakobrekla;you cant trade btc pair on forex, you can trade forex with btc -177304;1356672479;kakobrekla;profit and losses are btc -177303;1356672480;fulluser;oh well -177302;1356672485;kakobrekla;not euro dollar whatever -177301;1356672511;fulluser;i trade BTCUSD or EURUSD -177300;1356672516;fulluser;? -177299;1356672520;kakobrekla;eurusd -177298;1356672523;kakobrekla;in btc -177297;1356672543;fulluser;worth trying thanks -177296;1356672553;fulluser;way to advertise the site -177295;1356672556;fulluser;Lol -177294;1356672561;fulluser;;) -177293;1356672580;kakobrekla;well i thought you might find it useful since you mentined forex -177292;1356672596;fulluser;any restrictions on the bonus -177291;1356672602;kakobrekla;i could put it in the topic -177290;1356672603;fulluser;and yes you were right -177289;1356672608;kakobrekla;but nobody reads that -177288;1356672636;kakobrekla;faq: Am I eligible for the 5 BTC bonus? -177287;1356672636;kakobrekla;When you open a Live account a 5 BTC bonus will be awarded to your balance. In order to withdraw the bonus, one must have have closed at least 5 trades on the Live account. -177286;1356672647;fulluser;can you open me an account -177285;1356672663;fulluser;or mail is automated ? -177284;1356672664;kakobrekla;sure, send me an email as it says on the site -177283;1356672669;kakobrekla;its not automated -177282;1356672672;kakobrekla;but its the procedure -177281;1356672708;kakobrekla;if you send me the info now ill reply you with a deposit addy -177280;1356672730;fulluser;okay -177279;1356672732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.00064 = 7.2 BTC [+] -177278;1356672740;kakobrekla;if you can deposit today youll get an account on monday -177277;1356672742;kakobrekla;or so -177276;1356672743;fulluser;where i can grab gpg for windows -177275;1356672761;kakobrekla;http://www.gnupg.org/related_software/gpa/index.en.html -177274;1356672764;smickles;;;google gpg4win -177273;1356672765;gribble;Gpg4win - Secure email and file encryption with GnuPG for Windows: ; Gpg4win - Download Gpg4win: ; Gpg4win - About Gpg4win: -177272;1356672769;fulluser;okay -177271;1356672805;kakobrekla;yeah -177270;1356672808;kakobrekla;best to sign it -177269;1356672812;kakobrekla;if you can be bothered -177268;1356672853;fulluser;better to not -177267;1356672866;fulluser;not a bitcoin adv user -177266;1356672942;smickles;kakobrekla: checkit, i'm blowing the socks off the mpoebot's prices on the 13,14 strikes -177265;1356672977;kakobrekla;smickles url? -177264;1356673023;Ukto;>,> -177263;1356673030;kakobrekla;fulluser, you didnt sign the email -177262;1356673046;kakobrekla;fulluser id you want your key id in your contract do that now -177261;1356673047;smickles;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.P130T -177260;1356673048;smickles;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.C130T -177259;1356673048;smickles;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.P140T -177258;1356673048;smickles;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.C140T -177257;1356673053;kakobrekla;else ill do it w/o -177256;1356673066;kakobrekla;aaa -177255;1356673087;kakobrekla;not to shabby ;) -177254;1356673091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00064 = 10.88 BTC [+] -177253;1356673128;smickles;yeah, a little more bug testing, then I'll throw some btc at it, then later, I might seek funding for it too -177252;1356673184;smickles;;;ticker -177251;1356673185;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.42174, Best ask: 13.43787, Bid-ask spread: 0.01613, Last trade: 13.60000, 24 hour volume: 19062.67342392, 24 hour low: 13.25000, 24 hour high: 13.60000, 24 hour vwap: 13.38236 -177250;1356673198;smickles;we just hit 13.6 eh? -177249;1356673206;kakobrekla;again. -177248;1356673219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7875 @ 0.00064 = 5.04 BTC [+] -177247;1356673231;smickles;lol, i just realized you could say that to any # up to 30ish -177246;1356673248;kakobrekla;yep -177245;1356673251;kakobrekla;:) -177244;1356673265;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -177243;1356673266;gribble;13.32 -177242;1356673418;fulluser20;hi -177241;1356673434;fulluser20;sent you the mail (bit4x owner) -177240;1356673450;kakobrekla;04:37.11 ( kakobrekla ) fulluser, you didnt sign the email -177239;1356673451;kakobrekla;04:37.28 ( kakobrekla ) fulluser id you want your key id in your contract do that now -177238;1356673464;kakobrekla;yeah lets do this via pm -177237;1356673834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3385 @ 0.00064 = 2.1664 BTC [+] -177236;1356674912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00064 = 5.312 BTC [+] -177235;1356675065;mircea_popescu;smickles you know it doesn't price on the last day right ? -177234;1356675120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00064 = 6.848 BTC [+] -177233;1356675630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13116 @ 0.00064 = 8.3942 BTC [+] -177232;1356675742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00064 = 6.016 BTC [+] -177231;1356675874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00064 = 8.128 BTC [+] -177230;1356675913;smickles;mircea_popescu: yes, that's why i'm rockin' yo socks yo! -177229;1356675923;smickles;it was a joke :P -177228;1356675936;mircea_popescu;lolk -177227;1356675962;smickles;anyway, with the currently limited funds, i've expanded to the 12 to 15 range of strikes :D -177226;1356676177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00064 = 9.216 BTC [+] -177225;1356676442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9867 @ 0.00064 = 6.3149 BTC [+] -177224;1356676689;fulluser20;keyserver for mpex -177223;1356676691;fulluser20;? -177222;1356676714;mircea_popescu;fulluser20 what do you mean ? -177221;1356676743;fulluser20;>gpg --search-keys "F1B69921" -177220;1356676749;fulluser20;(mpex key -177219;1356676759;fulluser20;no leyservers known -177218;1356676764;fulluser20;keyserver -177217;1356676785;mircea_popescu;uh -177216;1356676807;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq.html#8 -177215;1356676809;mircea_popescu;see that -177214;1356676823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064 = 3.2 BTC [+] -177213;1356676974;smickles;ok, assuming there are no more bugs, I've got a decent amount of optimization to do -177212;1356677055;mircea_popescu;lol -177211;1356677062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00064 = 5.888 BTC [+] -177210;1356677088;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -177209;1356677089;gribble;13.33 -177208;1356677283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4429 @ 0.00064 = 2.8346 BTC [+] -177207;1356705046;mircea_popescu;hm, are anyone else's intertubes all bolloxed up ? -177206;1356705062;Bugpowder;you settlements are all bolloxed up -177205;1356705069;Bugpowder;I can send details -177204;1356705081;mircea_popescu;please do -177203;1356705446;Bugpowder;check the office@polimedia email. -177202;1356705555;mircea_popescu;ye on it. -177201;1356706390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6635 @ 0.00064 = 4.2464 BTC [+] -177200;1356706921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10987 @ 0.00064 = 7.0317 BTC [+] -177199;1356707508;Bugpowder;how many are the putting in one device? -177198;1356707515;Bugpowder;300MH/chip? -177197;1356707765;Bugpowder;Whales are back betting on S.DICE again -177196;1356707768;JWU42;BFL is going to be sending me money very soon -177195;1356707779;JWU42;might eb cancelling -177194;1356707780;Bugpowder;S.DICE up another 1000 BTC this morning. -177193;1356707798;JWU42;looking at Dooglus post? -177192;1356707802;Bugpowder;no -177191;1356707805;Bugpowder;my own analysis -177190;1356707809;JWU42;ahh -177189;1356707821;JWU42;oh yeah - you post in that thread as well -177188;1356707835;Bugpowder;I only consider bets over 10BTC -177187;1356707841;Bugpowder;since the last dooglas post -177186;1356707860;JWU42;with 250 BTC bets things can move quickly -177185;1356707877;Bugpowder;I think S.DICE is now >18,000 profit this month -177184;1356707910;Bugpowder;http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=1000&min_bet=10&status=ALL -177183;1356707955;Bugpowder;hah -177182;1356707962;Bugpowder;I don't think S.DICE mixes -177181;1356707975;Bugpowder;but I don't know much -177180;1356707978;Bugpowder;about that stuff -177179;1356707988;JWU42;I use Gox for that -177178;1356708003;JWU42;not mixing but atleast losing some identity -177177;1356708017;JWU42;when i feel the need -177176;1356708057;Bugpowder;the need for speed -177175;1356708078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23800 @ 0.00064 = 15.232 BTC [+] -177174;1356708177;JWU42;way to go Goose -177173;1356708894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26956 @ 0.00064 = 17.2518 BTC [+] -177172;1356709168;mircea_popescu;re sdice and mixing -177171;1356709184;mircea_popescu;wouldn't the fact that they always repay to the address that sent make it impossible to use as a mixer ? -177170;1356709191;mircea_popescu;i mean, what exact identity is lost ? -177169;1356709253;mircea_popescu;if anything, it would degrade anonimity i imagine. -177168;1356709261;Bugpowder;yes -177167;1356709266;Bugpowder;that is my understanding -177166;1356709449;mircea_popescu;well so then wtf people keep going "o, it's used for mixing" as if it's some arcana they know about -177165;1356709457;mircea_popescu;fucking hell i need to stop listening to people. -177164;1356709778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00064 = 1.664 BTC [+] -177163;1356710012;mircea_popescu;btw jurov i always meant to ask, what's the br in coinbr stand for ? brazil ? -177162;1356710015;pigeons;well the coins you get back come from sdice, so there is at least that link -177161;1356710024;pigeons;BRoker -177160;1356710121;mircea_popescu;o -177159;1356710133;mircea_popescu;why not cnbroker lol -177158;1356710183;mircea_popescu;pigeons what i mean is, sdice does not sever the link. sure it varies the amt. -177157;1356710215;pigeons;i agree -177156;1356710253;pigeons;easy to agree with facts -177155;1356710257;mircea_popescu;ianae, but i imagine the only way to correctly mix is to use a single inbound address. -177154;1356710288;mircea_popescu;that pretty much makes all outbound coins "virgin" -177153;1356710302;mircea_popescu;in the same sense if not exactly in the same way as freshly minted coins -177152;1356710365;pigeons;i'll let you lousy criminals speculate -177151;1356710447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00064 = 3.424 BTC [+] -177150;1356710867;pigeons;laundering that porn money -177149;1356710973;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135670319079.jpg -177148;1356710982;mircea_popescu;she begs to differ. -177147;1356711316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00064 = 4.64 BTC [+] -177146;1356713381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12050 @ 0.00064 = 7.712 BTC [+] -177145;1356713533;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: mircea_popescu has had you on ignore for months -177144;1356713748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35694 @ 0.00064 = 22.8442 BTC [+] -177143;1356713887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12754 @ 0.00064 = 8.1626 BTC [+] -177142;1356714024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11485 @ 0.00064 = 7.3504 BTC [+] -177141;1356714360;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: the bully -177140;1356714406;thestringpuller;who will indirectly cost me 20 btc because he will drive usagi to suicide -177139;1356714420;pigeons;net win -177138;1356714495;thestringpuller;:( -177137;1356714690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.00064 = 15.616 BTC [+] -177136;1356715308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00064 = 6.912 BTC [+] -177135;1356715459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00064 = 7.424 BTC [+] -177134;1356717041;Bugpowder;heavy betting continues on S.DICE -177133;1356717065;Bugpowder;S.DICE lead down to 600 BTC on the morning -177132;1356717102;thestringpuller;whats the bet count? -177131;1356717141;Bugpowder;actually up 600 in last 32 hours -177130;1356717176;Bugpowder;bet count of 11,000 since 12-27-12 7:00 -177129;1356717272;thestringpuller;looks like your speculation is proving right Dr. Bugpowder -177128;1356717280;thestringpuller;its Dr. right? -177127;1356717437;Bugpowder;yup -177126;1356717515;thestringpuller;so Dr. Bugpowder what are you gonna do with your bonus paid for by the ghost of satoshi? -177125;1356717562;Bugpowder;SPLIT 14 strike options and sell them short -177124;1356717711;thestringpuller;you think the price will hit 14 this month? -177123;1356717905;Bugpowder;who knows -177122;1356717930;Bugpowder;I care what it does next month -177121;1356717947;Bugpowder;and what range it does or does not stay within -177120;1356717963;Bugpowder;;;ticker -177119;1356717964;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45011, Best ask: 13.48408, Bid-ask spread: 0.03397, Last trade: 13.45011, 24 hour volume: 20887.52776928, 24 hour low: 13.25000, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.39768 -177118;1356717991;thestringpuller;it will likely close no greater than 13.50 tonight -177117;1356718006;thestringpuller;a whale may come in and adjust the price thougb -177116;1356718089;Bugpowder;well as long as it stays between 11 and 17, I made money on options selling this month -177115;1356718108;thestringpuller;thats a wide position -177114;1356718114;thestringpuller;thats what she said -177113;1356718321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00064 = 6.08 BTC [+] -177112;1356718678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11805 @ 0.00064 = 7.5552 BTC [+] -177111;1356718765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00064 = 6.976 BTC [+] -177110;1356719327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00064 = 2.144 BTC [+] -177109;1356720595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00064 = 7.744 BTC [+] -177108;1356721157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00064 = 8.512 BTC [+] -177107;1356721250;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133700.0 -177106;1356721251;kakobrekla;hmm -177105;1356721459;pigeons;;;title https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133702.0;topicseen -177104;1356721460;gribble;What is the difference between MtGox and Dwalla? -177103;1356722107;thestringpuller;pigeons is what you said about pigeons true? -177102;1356722462;pigeons;close enough i reckon -177101;1356722466;pigeons;which thing? -177100;1356722527;thestringpuller;about the original pigeons being extinct -177099;1356722531;pigeons;yeah -177098;1356722535;thestringpuller;and the ones we find and citys and parks now are escaped pets -177097;1356722538;thestringpuller;that shit is nuts -177096;1356722544;thestringpuller;like some conspiracy shit -177095;1356722565;thestringpuller;I have an interesting idea for an offering but I will need to periodically perform reverse splits. -177094;1356722568;thestringpuller;(i.e. 1000 shares reverse split to 990 shares). Do any exchanges support share splits? -177093;1356722571;thestringpuller;>< -177092;1356722578;thestringpuller;stupid text wall -177091;1356722599;pigeons;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passenger_Pigeon -177090;1356722624;pigeons;these are the ones you see now: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Dove -177089;1356722635;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -177088;1356722636;gribble;13.34 -177087;1356722692;thestringpuller;whoa -177086;1356722705;thestringpuller;ugh stupid option key -177085;1356722711;smickles;thestringpuller: probably not programatically, but I'm sure most, if run by good people, would do it manually -177084;1356722746;pigeons;oh good people, this is bitcoin -177083;1356722767;smickles;oh, thestringpuller you were quoting :| -177082;1356722771;thestringpuller;that was a post -177081;1356722772;thestringpuller;yea quote -177080;1356722774;thestringpuller;i'm on a ma -177079;1356722775;thestringpuller;mac -177078;1356722781;thestringpuller;I'm having trouble -177077;1356722807;pigeons;yeah they don't right-click either, i didnt know thye had problems with quote marks too -177076;1356722834;thestringpuller;they have trouble with giving me any keys other than apple button or options -177075;1356722834;smickles;so it turns out, you can't use gmail to send thousands of emails per day to yourself -177074;1356722837;thestringpuller;option* -177073;1356723225;smickles;"arg parser!" sometimes escapes my mouth in place of "aw, FUCK!" -177072;1356723682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3175 @ 0.00064 = 2.032 BTC [+] -177071;1356723886;thestringpuller;smickles: are you writing Python REPL's? -177070;1356723906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00064 = 2.048 BTC [+] -177069;1356723948;jcpham;http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/28/policy-implications-of-capital-biased-technology-opening-remarks/ -177068;1356724271;smickles;buy my puts :D -177067;1356724531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33288 @ 0.00064 = 21.3043 BTC [+] -177066;1356724697;smickles;jcpham: so, because people are rightly trying to avoid the higher form taxes, the people who plan to be depandant on that specific sort of tax revenue are boned? -177065;1356724713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00064 = 2.304 BTC [+] -177064;1356724717;jcpham;something like that is what i read -177063;1356724725;jcpham;that crazy krugman -177062;1356724735;pigeons;give him another nobel prize -177061;1356724754;smickles;nobel prized a perfect, -177060;1356724760;smickles;I love Obama's -177059;1356724797;pigeons;obama's was the peace prize for drone attacks, afghanistan and iraq? -177058;1356724876;jcpham;obama won a nobel prize? -177057;1356724886;smickles;yup, a for peace -177056;1356724889;jcpham;are you making that up? -177055;1356724892;smickles;no -177054;1356724899;jcpham;smh -177053;1356724917;Bugpowder;lol -177052;1356724926;smickles;and he got it after ordering things which resulted in innocent deaths -177051;1356724930;jcpham;if he gets one everyone else gets 100 -177050;1356724937;jcpham;nobel prizes -177049;1356724961;smickles;and then went on to doing drone strikes which ended up killing children -177048;1356724978;smickles;and then pretending to cry about the deaths of children which he didn't cause -177047;1356724987;jcpham;pretty lame president if you don't kill somebody -177046;1356725032;smickles;and trying, maybe succeding to make it legal to kidnap and kill citizens w/o cause, documentation, trial, etc... -177045;1356725041;smickles;it's one sweet peace prize -177044;1356725085;jcpham;you must think you have rights or something -177043;1356725108;smickles;I'm just an uppity slave :p -177042;1356725108;jcpham;authoritarian regimes never allow citizens to affect change -177041;1356725127;jcpham;make sure to encrypt those emails kids -177040;1356725221;smickles;I don't even have a proper job, I'm not a good slave at all :/ -177039;1356725316;smickles;but i suppose my wife being active duty makes up for my working for myself, rather than someone else -177038;1356725391;thestringpuller;smickles obeys the law though -177037;1356725727;smickles;yeah, I don't want to get in trouble :| -177036;1356725765;smickles;if the law gets too out of hand, i'll try to move somewhere else first -177035;1356725789;smickles;kinda like the 'vote with you dollar' concept -177034;1356726365;thestringpuller;thats too smooth -177033;1356726384;thestringpuller;if it gets too outta hand -177032;1356726388;thestringpuller;just leave heh -177031;1356726632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9799 @ 0.00064 = 6.2714 BTC [+] -177030;1356726802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00064 = 2.176 BTC [+] -177029;1356727568;jcpham;i'm sort of waiting for the day i'm branded a terrorist myself -177028;1356727571;jcpham;for using funny internet money -177027;1356727577;pigeons;vote wit yah feet -177026;1356727581;jcpham;market making, profit taking -177025;1356728862;smickles;mircea_popescu: "Your order #4828665 has been canceled" << see what's missing there? -177024;1356728904;mircea_popescu;nope :D -177023;1356728912;smickles;;;google canceled -177022;1356728913;gribble;Cancelled Vs Canceled | Reference.com Answers: ; canceled - definition of canceled by the Free Online Dictionary ...: ; Is the correct spelling of the word 'cancelled' or 'canceled': -177021;1356728917;mircea_popescu;mmm -177020;1356728923;mircea_popescu;lol -177019;1356729033;jcpham;i lost a 6850 this week -177018;1356729051;mircea_popescu;old age ? -177017;1356729082;jcpham;actually it has already been rma'd once -177016;1356729085;jcpham;it just sucks -177015;1356729094;jcpham;i just bought this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202010 -177014;1356729100;jcpham;to replace it while i rma it again -177013;1356729177;jcpham;i'll gpu mine until i have to pay for a power bill -177012;1356729232;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -177011;1356729234;gribble;13.33 -177010;1356729298;smickles;uh-oh, jurov it's having trouble finding order #'s now :o -177009;1356729549;thestringpuller;;;ticker -177008;1356729550;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.40091, Best ask: 13.44997, Bid-ask spread: 0.04906, Last trade: 13.40091, 24 hour volume: 21262.83730854, 24 hour low: 13.25000, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.41324 -177007;1356729575;thestringpuller;5 hours till settlement no? -177006;1356729583;smickles;there abouts -177005;1356729590;smickles;it's 19:19 utc -177004;1356729617;smickles;so 5.79 hrs, i think -177003;1356729634;thestringpuller;4.79 -177002;1356729650;smickles;heh, yes, 4.79 -177001;1356729700;smickles;secret of my success baby -177000;1356729770;mircea_popescu;lol -176999;1356729912;thestringpuller;there is nothing to do at work -176998;1356729938;thestringpuller;they are essentially paying me to talk here -176997;1356730062;jcpham;i'm about to leave work myself -176996;1356730070;jcpham;be back wednesday -176995;1356730238;thestringpuller;i wish i could leave -176994;1356730255;jcpham;just do it. screw those bosses and their work -176993;1356730290;thestringpuller;lol -176992;1356730297;thestringpuller;dissident are we? -176991;1356730335;jcpham;mvp's usually are -176990;1356730383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6106 @ 0.00064 = 3.9078 BTC [+] -176989;1356730899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4436 @ 0.00064 = 2.839 BTC [+] -176988;1356731116;jcpham;https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-OKFhItNAjZI/UN30OiV0H3I/AAAAAAAAMxA/c_tp4ihAU40/s640/meth+masturbation.jpg -176987;1356731165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11750 @ 0.00064 = 7.52 BTC [+] -176986;1356731784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00064 = 7.68 BTC [+] -176985;1356731863;mircea_popescu;lol thestringpuller-pr -176984;1356732405;jurov;smickles, told ya -176983;1356732417;kakobrekla;evening. -176982;1356732428;jurov;'night -176981;1356732759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10154 @ 0.00064 = 6.4986 BTC [+] -176980;1356732781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00064 = 1.6 BTC [+] -176979;1356733078;kakobrekla;not yet -176978;1356733370;jurov;;;ident jurov -176977;1356733371;gribble;Nick 'jurov', with hostmask 'jurov!~jurov@2001:5c0:1400:b::1245', is identified as user jurov, with GPG key id 677ABD62D0AEE7D7, key fingerprint BBB0A99950037551F533850A677ABD62D0AEE7D7, and bitcoin address None -176976;1356733398;jurov;i heard there was some filthy impostor doing mpex fundings with smickles -176975;1356733444;jurov;;;rated smickles -176974;1356733445;gribble;You have not yet rated user smickles -176973;1356733451;jurov;;;rate smickles 1 -176972;1356733457;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user smickles has been recorded. -176971;1356733509;jurov;;;rated Ukto -176970;1356733510;gribble;You have not yet rated user Ukto -176969;1356733533;jurov;;;rate Ukto 2 pleasure to work with him (no homo) -176968;1356733540;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user Ukto has been recorded. -176967;1356733554;Ukto;roflol -176966;1356733687;jurov;;;rated jurov -176965;1356733688;gribble;You have not yet rated user jurov -176964;1356733712;jurov;;;rate jurov 10 -176963;1356733713;gribble;Error: You cannot rate yourself. -176962;1356734092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21070 @ 0.00064 = 13.4848 BTC [+] -176961;1356734336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14843 @ 0.00064 = 9.4995 BTC [+] -176960;1356734549;smickles;heh, thx jurov -176959;1356734833;Bugpowder;Latest Dooglas post is out. 33737.14961221 Profit for S.DICE -176958;1356734847;Bugpowder;so up to ~17,700 for the month -176957;1356734860;Bugpowder;WHERE DID THE BUYERS GO?? -176956;1356734895;Bugpowder;If only these S.MPOE bots would train there sights on S.DICE we could get a decent valuation. -176955;1356734913;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176954;1356734913;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45768, Best ask: 13.49769, Bid-ask spread: 0.04001, Last trade: 13.49883, 24 hour volume: 23420.32427228, 24 hour low: 13.25000, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.42037 -176953;1356735063;smickles;;;calc 17700 / 100000000 / 0.0037 -176952;1356735063;gribble;0.0478378378378 -176951;1356735100;smickles;;;calc 1500000*0.0037 -176950;1356735100;gribble;5550 -176949;1356735110;smickles;anyone have 5550 or so btc to lend? -176948;1356735139;smickles;I'll pay back 1% per the term -176947;1356735208;smickles;term ending on jan 6 -176946;1356735215;jurov;Bugpowder, how exactly do you suppose the bots for s.dice would work? -176945;1356735220;Bugpowder;buy -176944;1356735230;Bugpowder;same way they are working for S.MPOE -176943;1356735233;Bugpowder;just buy -176942;1356735245;Bugpowder;I haven't seen a sell on S.MPOE in 2 days -176941;1356735262;jurov;oh...er...how do you know these are bots? -176940;1356735265;Bugpowder;14,000,000 shares -176939;1356735276;Bugpowder;what else could they be -176938;1356735288;Bugpowder;A steady drip of 2-20BTC buys -176937;1356735293;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176936;1356735293;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.42001, Best ask: 13.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07998, Last trade: 13.42001, 24 hour volume: 24188.06995503, 24 hour low: 13.25000, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.42310 -176935;1356735301;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176934;1356735301;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.42001, Best ask: 13.48878, Bid-ask spread: 0.06877, Last trade: 13.42001, 24 hour volume: 24188.06995503, 24 hour low: 13.25000, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.42310 -176933;1356735315;Bugpowder;13.5 is going -176932;1356735317;Bugpowder;down -176931;1356735319;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176930;1356735320;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.41102, Best ask: 13.48877, Bid-ask spread: 0.07775, Last trade: 13.41102, 24 hour volume: 24188.07995503, 24 hour low: 13.25000, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.42310 -176929;1356735329;jurov;i can imagine someone programmed a "bot" for dripping buys of s.mpoe -176928;1356735346;Bugpowder;it's weird -176927;1356735348;jurov;but that's just a script, not a real bot that makes decisions -176926;1356735355;Bugpowder;yeah -176925;1356735368;Bugpowder;but its just super steady small lot buys -176924;1356735373;Bugpowder;all day all night -176923;1356735381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7791 @ 0.00064 = 4.9862 BTC [+] -176922;1356735384;Bugpowder;cough -176921;1356735391;Bugpowder;well -176920;1356735401;Bugpowder;I hope it keeps up through the divvy payment -176919;1356735404;Bugpowder;:) -176918;1356735422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00064 = 0.064 BTC [+] -176917;1356735443;Bugpowder;it's like someone forgot to change the setting on their bot after the secondary offering -176916;1356735461;Bugpowder;And they have 1000s of coins to play with -176915;1356735540;jurov;but why would they do it? -176914;1356735564;Bugpowder;they are gone on vacation -176913;1356735571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00351365 = 0.0351 BTC [+] -176912;1356735592;Bugpowder;YAY -176911;1356735610;Bugpowder;I might be overexposed to S.DICE -176910;1356735615;jurov;no i mean.. do they fear that buying it all in one go would cause X? -176909;1356735655;Bugpowder;it's like they have a bot that hits the ask every 15 minutes -176908;1356735678;Bugpowder;and sells when the bid goes over the purchase price -176907;1356735686;smickles;maybe to try to catch some lower sells -176906;1356735690;Bugpowder;but it cant go over cause the secondary offering -176905;1356735692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00064 = 4.704 BTC [+] -176904;1356735698;Bugpowder;LOL -176903;1356735714;jurov;smickles yes, their idea might be, to get better price.. but that's totally not working now -176902;1356735845;Bugpowder;The funny thing is.... it's not exploitable by us either -176901;1356735874;jurov;.. unless someone lends me 4800 btc, ofc -176900;1356735913;smickles;;;getrating jurov -176899;1356735914;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask jurov!~jurov@2001:5c0:1400:b::1245 . User jurov, rated since Fri Jan 20 15:16:32 2012. Cumulative rating 17, from 11 total ratings. Received ratings: 11 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 8 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=jurov -176898;1356735962;smickles;jurov: what rate would you pay for ~100 btc? -176897;1356735994;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176896;1356735995;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.41005, Best ask: 13.48989, Bid-ask spread: 0.07984, Last trade: 13.49995, 24 hour volume: 24497.02820033, 24 hour low: 13.25000, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.42369 -176895;1356736027;jurov;i won't make a scratch on that wall with 100btc -176894;1356736065;smickles;I just figured i'd go fishin' -176893;1356736118;Bugpowder;;;calc .00064*6234323 -176892;1356736118;gribble;3989.96672 -176891;1356736147;Bugpowder;3 more days like this and its gone -176890;1356736196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00064 = 5.888 BTC [+] -176889;1356736246;smickles;someone should be watching known/suspected mircea addys for possible connection to these buys, on the off chance that a connection is made -176888;1356736266;smickles;it'd be complicated tho -176887;1356736369;smickles;I should just pretend to do it and make regular reports saying there is no connection to raise confidence -176886;1356736537;mircea_popescu;how do you calculate being overexposed ? -176885;1356736594;smickles;probably something to do with the slipage involved with a sale of a large portion of it -176884;1356736613;mircea_popescu;i been trying to calc stuff like that with about 0 success -176883;1356736619;mircea_popescu;mostly cause the market is so random -176882;1356736640;kakobrekla;soh -176881;1356736654;kakobrekla;mpex has 30times the volume of largest SL exchange -176880;1356736656;smickles;then incorporate random walk theory mircea_popescu ;) -176879;1356736688;thestringpuller;SL? -176878;1356736696;kakobrekla;second life -176877;1356736696;mircea_popescu;smickles ya lol -176876;1356736703;kakobrekla;shit i dont even have the first one -176875;1356736704;mircea_popescu;excep this is more like random pounce -176874;1356736715;mircea_popescu;yest i looked into market, there were absolutely NO offers of s.mpoe -176873;1356736718;mircea_popescu;other than mine -176872;1356736750;thestringpuller;more dividend power -176871;1356736759;thestringpuller;buyers market at this poinr -176870;1356736783;smickles;mircea_popescu: that's a spooky fact -176869;1356736827;smickles;maybe it's cause there arn't enough people will balls enough to short it -176868;1356736855;mircea_popescu;that's the other thing, theres a PILE of buys -176867;1356736860;mircea_popescu;or was -176866;1356736877;mircea_popescu;ya still is. -176865;1356736880;Bugpowder;all paid in advance -176864;1356736886;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yes. -176863;1356736896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00064 = 1.472 BTC [+] -176862;1356736903;mircea_popescu;fact is, i've seen more nonsense in btc finance than all togetgher anywhere else all time. -176861;1356736914;mircea_popescu;embodiment of fucken chaos. -176860;1356737108;kakobrekla;goes together with the crypto anarchism i guess -176859;1356737527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00064 = 1.024 BTC [+] -176858;1356737536;Bugpowder;Well, its 3.38M shares of bids > .00058 -176857;1356737544;Bugpowder;around 2100BTC -176856;1356737595;Bugpowder;And if this tier sells thru, the bot might make a profit -176855;1356737596;Bugpowder;heh -176854;1356738082;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176853;1356738083;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.42002, Best ask: 13.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07998, Last trade: 13.42002, 24 hour volume: 22418.93354803, 24 hour low: 13.30000, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.43718 -176852;1356738353;mircea_popescu;course some it bought at 6.2 -176851;1356738357;mircea_popescu;there were 10mn at 6.2 too\ -176850;1356738480;Bugpowder;yeah I wanted in at 62 but had no free capital -176849;1356738506;mircea_popescu;compared to the earlier buy of sdice at 18... -176848;1356738517;mircea_popescu;ima be telling my grandkids about that -176847;1356738560;Bugpowder;yeah but very low volume -176846;1356738562;Bugpowder;on the 18 -176845;1356738563;Bugpowder;right? -176844;1356738573;mircea_popescu;no ? -176843;1356738578;mircea_popescu;like 1,5mn -176842;1356738581;Bugpowder;I thought it was only like 300 shares that popped off at that price -176841;1356738583;Bugpowder;o -176840;1356738588;mircea_popescu;was a small one early -176839;1356738593;mircea_popescu;the next day, massive sellout -176838;1356738606;mircea_popescu;let me find this -176837;1356738611;Bugpowder;I dare say it spooked the market -176836;1356738620;Bugpowder;S.DICE price has never recovered -176835;1356738694;mircea_popescu;Dec 21 23:50:23 [MPEX] [S.DICE] 506 @ 0.00190007 = 0.9614 BTC [-] -176834;1356738694;mircea_popescu;Dec 21 23:50:24 [MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00190001 = 9.5001 BTC [-] -176833;1356738694;mircea_popescu;Dec 21 23:50:26 [MPEX] [S.DICE] 507115 @ 0.0018 = 912.807 BTC [-] -176832;1356738694;mircea_popescu;Dec 21 23:50:27 [MPEX] [S.DICE] 995840 @ 0.0014 = 1394.176 BTC [-] -176831;1356738776;Bugpowder;fuck that -176830;1356738794;mircea_popescu;lol -176829;1356738805;smickles;lol, someone sold right b/f the end of the world -176828;1356738843;mircea_popescu;whoa -176827;1356738850;mircea_popescu;i didn't notice this at the time -176826;1356738859;mircea_popescu;you seriously telling me it was a millenarist thing ?! -176825;1356738867;smickles;maybe -176824;1356738871;Bugpowder;cryptoanarchist -176823;1356738876;mircea_popescu;what were they going to do with bitcoins ? -176822;1356738891;smickles;go to space w/ the greys -176821;1356738909;mircea_popescu;why bitcoin and not bottlecaps ? -176820;1356738961;smickles;bitcoins, being man's great acheivement, are like aboriginal boomerangs to the greys -176819;1356738988;mircea_popescu;o i c -176818;1356739014;mircea_popescu;i'll say this, it may be the case we have a real market here on the strength of the criteria that it makes absolutely no sense. -176817;1356739167;smickles;no sense? it's an unyeilding techincal (chartist) breakout -176816;1356739189;smickles;and it has the best fundamentals of any freely available bitcoin investment -176815;1356739227;smickles;mircea_popescu: face facts, you're winning -176814;1356739227;mircea_popescu;lol ok. i never got very far into ta -176813;1356739348;Bugpowder;yeah, I only get as far as to tell people 'you are drawing lines on a chart. you are an idiot. -176812;1356739368;Bugpowder;Damn. SP500 closed at 1402. -176811;1356739372;smickles;well, these bots Bugpowder was complaining weren't on s.dice too are probably running on TA -176810;1356739395;Bugpowder;Would have bot SP500 if I saw the drop -176809;1356739410;Bugpowder;Bigger dump if no deal though -176808;1356739412;Bugpowder;come on! -176807;1356739438;mircea_popescu;igot news for you mr -176806;1356739448;mircea_popescu;there's not going to be any deal and the stocks will continue to appreciate -176805;1356739460;Bugpowder;yes -176804;1356739467;mircea_popescu;they are completely divorced from any fundamentals, the nyse is currently running its very own version of the stock generation scam -176803;1356739469;Bugpowder;this is why I need to buy on the panic -176802;1356739476;mircea_popescu;comming up next, rule 42 or w/e the fuck -176801;1356739489;smickles;lol, i can see it now. continue to buy and hold until taxes are lowered again -176800;1356739495;Bugpowder;the only way to keep pace with the printing is to own stocks -176799;1356739522;mircea_popescu;taxes are never lowered again. -176798;1356739524;Bugpowder;taxes are never going lower than this -176797;1356739529;mircea_popescu;the us is headed straight for central planning. -176796;1356739533;Bugpowder;they are insanely low -176795;1356739533;mircea_popescu;haha werd. -176794;1356739563;Bugpowder;going over cliff is US's best hope I think -176793;1356739580;mircea_popescu;owning shares makes absolutely no sense. -176792;1356739580;Bugpowder;Also I don't mind paying more in taxes as long as everyone else must too -176791;1356739587;mircea_popescu;what do these shares represent ? the government runs the corp anyway. -176790;1356739629;Bugpowder;;;calc (1402-666)/666 -176789;1356739629;gribble;1.10510510511 -176788;1356739639;Bugpowder;110% return from the lows to today -176787;1356739646;Bugpowder;not bad for an index -176786;1356739650;Bugpowder;of real money -176785;1356739656;Bugpowder;not game currency -176784;1356739704;mircea_popescu;i'm with jp morgan. -176783;1356739715;mircea_popescu;if i don't trust a man he can't have any money from me on all the bonds in christendom -176782;1356739718;Bugpowder;I somehow feel that S.DICE shares have more risk than SPY.... but.. maybe I am not with the new way -176781;1356739724;mircea_popescu;and i don't trust obama, bernanke and co -176780;1356739731;mircea_popescu;consequently, i own exactly 0 us equities. -176779;1356739768;Bugpowder;foriegn equities? -176778;1356739770;mircea_popescu;some -176777;1356739823;Bugpowder;Did the S.MPOE bot hear us and get turned off? -176776;1356739844;mircea_popescu;haha did it ? -176775;1356739845;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176774;1356739846;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45101, Best ask: 13.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04899, Last trade: 13.45101, 24 hour volume: 22730.04896326, 24 hour low: 13.33001, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.44036 -176773;1356739857;Bugpowder;<1000 BTC ask at 13.5 -176772;1356739858;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -176771;1356739859;gribble;13.36 -176770;1356739952;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135673209237.jpg ahahaha this! -176769;1356739979;smickles;lol -176768;1356740048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00064 = 2.144 BTC [+] -176767;1356740065;smickles;people, buy/sell my options offers, there's still plenty of time b/f maturity :D -176766;1356740125;Bugpowder;is settelment done with 24hprc, 24vwap, or spot? -176765;1356740139;mircea_popescu;24hprc = 24vwap -176764;1356740148;Bugpowder;look up -176763;1356740156;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -176762;1356740157;gribble;13.36 -176761;1356740159;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176760;1356740159;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45112, Best ask: 13.49990, Bid-ask spread: 0.04878, Last trade: 13.45112, 24 hour volume: 22730.29997529, 24 hour low: 13.33001, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.44044 -176759;1356740169;smickles;Bugpowder: bc,24hprc -176758;1356740171;mircea_popescu;a -176757;1356740178;mircea_popescu;the ticker is mtgox only i think ? -176756;1356740181;Bugpowder;I think 24hprc is off -176755;1356740206;smickles;it's what is being reported by bitcoincharts -176754;1356740216;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ -176753;1356740219;smickles;and that's what mpex uses -176752;1356740219;mircea_popescu;ya 13.36 it says -176751;1356740232;smickles;it was 13.33 only an hour or so ago -176750;1356740238;Bugpowder;I see -176749;1356740248;Bugpowder;volume is 10x on gox -176748;1356740257;Bugpowder;but other have prices down at 13.1 -176747;1356740259;Bugpowder;still -176746;1356740262;mircea_popescu;but im pretty sure it's a vwap, because of its behaviour when volume occurs -176745;1356740272;Bugpowder;13.2 -176744;1356740281;mircea_popescu;so i think ticker is mtgox vwap only and 24hprc is all exchanges -176743;1356740303;jurov;;;(14-13.36)/13.36 -176742;1356740304;gribble;Error: "(14-13.36)/13.36" is not a valid command. -176741;1356740307;jurov;;;calc (14-13.36)/13.36 -176740;1356740308;gribble;0.0479041916168 -176739;1356740337;Bugpowder;I sold 100 calls and puts at 14 for about .20 average -176738;1356740339;Bugpowder;happy -176737;1356740357;mircea_popescu;good move. -176736;1356740365;Bugpowder;very stable month -176735;1356740398;thestringpuller;;;ticker -176734;1356740399;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45114, Best ask: 13.49990, Bid-ask spread: 0.04876, Last trade: 13.45114, 24 hour volume: 22742.72980548, 24 hour low: 13.33001, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.44065 -176733;1356740413;thestringpuller;lol -176732;1356740426;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hrpc -176731;1356740426;gribble;Error: "bc,24hrpc" is not a valid command. -176730;1356740444;thestringpuller;smickles whats that command... -176729;1356740450;smickles;stable 2 months, i say, i sold about 40 contracts to the bot when they were 'N's at the beginning of the month and stand to make ~13% on them -176728;1356740459;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -176727;1356740461;gribble;13.36 -176726;1356740505;mircea_popescu;yea its been remarkably calm -176725;1356740508;mircea_popescu;esp with the halving and all -176724;1356740722;Bugpowder;boom -176723;1356740727;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176722;1356740727;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45114, Best ask: 13.50999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05885, Last trade: 13.45114, 24 hour volume: 23720.51157629, 24 hour low: 13.33001, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.44342 -176721;1356740784;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176720;1356740785;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45112, Best ask: 13.53299, Bid-ask spread: 0.08187, Last trade: 13.53300, 24 hour volume: 23778.70373198, 24 hour low: 13.33001, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.44439 -176719;1356740891;mircea_popescu;boom ? -176718;1356740911;smickles;check the high -176717;1356740923;smickles;no... -176716;1356740935;smickles;that's been the high for a little while now -176715;1356740947;smickles;boom? -176714;1356740994;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZzBd41NuZw -176713;1356741178;Bugpowder;the previous high was a misprint -176712;1356741197;Bugpowder;it hasn't been about 13.50 for real for a while... -176711;1356741256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15625 @ 0.00064 = 10 BTC [+] -176710;1356741516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00064 = 6.144 BTC [+] -176709;1356741681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00064 = 2.88 BTC [+] -176708;1356742100;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176707;1356742100;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.44996, Best ask: 13.49987, Bid-ask spread: 0.04991, Last trade: 13.49996, 24 hour volume: 23899.71614026, 24 hour low: 13.34201, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.44574 -176706;1356742245;jurov;feeling in the room is palpable -176705;1356742287;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -176704;1356742290;gribble;13.37 -176703;1356742338;smickles;mircea_popescu: you should let the mpbor % leak ;) -176702;1356742344;mircea_popescu;lol -176701;1356742351;mircea_popescu;i dun even have it yet. -176700;1356742364;smickles;that doesn't stop most leaks, right? -176699;1356742380;mircea_popescu;ok. -176698;1356742382;mircea_popescu;eleventy % -176697;1356742387;smickles;lol -176696;1356742474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00064 = 3.136 BTC [+] -176695;1356742786;thestringpuller;11% lol -176694;1356742787;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -176693;1356742789;gribble;13.37 -176692;1356742794;thestringpuller;i need a wife -176691;1356742803;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: talk me out of it -176690;1356742828;smickles;thestringpuller: that's 111%, actually, didn't you ever read Bilbo's speach at his birthday at the beginning of the hobbit? -176689;1356742833;smickles;er -176688;1356742835;smickles;110% -176687;1356742878;thestringpuller;paraphrased: "i hate all of you goodbye" -176686;1356742878;smickles;it was his eleventy-first birthday party -176685;1356742899;smickles;lol, that + tact -176684;1356743593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00064 = 2.944 BTC [+] -176683;1356743991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00064 = 1.216 BTC [+] -176682;1356744189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10215 @ 0.00064 = 6.5376 BTC [+] -176681;1356744468;jurov;#bitcoin-assets before mpoe announcement: http://c.cslacker.com/587l.jpg -176680;1356744511;smickles;i'm the one on the far right -176679;1356744561;jcpham;meow -176678;1356744653;Azelphur;smickles: are all the SS payments done now? -176677;1356744671;jcpham;squeeze him Azelphur -176676;1356744678;smickles;Azelphur: nope, and there's one in the pipe right now -176675;1356744684;Azelphur;cool :P -176674;1356744691;smickles;i'm working on syncing the chain on that machine -176673;1356744697;Azelphur;:D -176672;1356744700;jcpham;mmmmm fresh lemonade -176671;1356744940;mircea_popescu;lol -176670;1356745096;Ukto;Diablo-D3: you there? -176669;1356745139;jcpham;afk mining on GTX 630's like a boss -176668;1356745231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00064 = 2.56 BTC [+] -176667;1356745629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00064 = 6.688 BTC [+] -176666;1356746419;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -176665;1356746420;gribble;13.37 -176664;1356746467;mircea_popescu;ahahah -176663;1356746475;mircea_popescu;leet btc is leet -176662;1356747206;kakobrekla;Completed txs: 670 | Completed txs vol: 5093 BTC -176661;1356747229;kakobrekla;broke a pittyful 5k tonight -176660;1356747482;Bugpowder;coinbr? -176659;1356747522;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-december-2012-statement/ -176658;1356747526;mircea_popescu;and it's out. good month. -176657;1356747546;Bugpowder;I KNEW IT -176656;1356747552;Bugpowder;the bond rate sure helpd -176655;1356747583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00064 = 4 BTC [+] -176654;1356747616;mircea_popescu;even if it were 10% it'd still yhave made profit. -176653;1356747676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 145000 @ 0.00064 = 92.8 BTC [+] -176652;1356747696;Bugpowder;ha -176651;1356747702;Bugpowder;getting in before the divvy -176650;1356747749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00064 = 13.44 BTC [+] -176649;1356747753;mircea_popescu;lol -176648;1356747767;Bugpowder;those aren't the bot -176647;1356747790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800000 @ 0.00064 = 512 BTC [+] -176646;1356747861;kakobrekla;campbx might have gone bad -176645;1356747871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00064 = 2.336 BTC [+] -176644;1356747880;Bugpowder;thats the bot -176643;1356747947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50000 @ 0.00064 = 32 BTC [+] -176642;1356747997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] [PAID] 500000000 @ 0.00000003 = 14 BTC -176641;1356748014;Bugpowder;fuck -176640;1356748015;Bugpowder;too -176639;1356748017;Bugpowder;slow -176638;1356748087;Bugpowder;14BTC??? -176637;1356748138;mircea_popescu;bah i fucked it up -176636;1356748148;mircea_popescu;freeze everything! -176635;1356748176;kakobrekla;thats just assbot -176634;1356748182;kakobrekla;assfuckin around. -176633;1356748189;mircea_popescu;no i actually fucked it up -176632;1356748193;mircea_popescu;sent 10x -176631;1356748258;Bugpowder;no -176630;1356748271;Bugpowder;too late I spent it -176629;1356748390;Bugpowder;heh -176628;1356748391;mircea_popescu;lol -176627;1356748394;Bugpowder;everything is frozen -176626;1356748399;Bugpowder;my S.DICE buy is not executing -176625;1356748408;jurov;twitter says S.MPOE paid a total dividend of 14`252.99177745 BTC to 500`000`000 outstanding shares. -176624;1356748415;jurov;quite a hefty sum -176623;1356748424;Bugpowder;well -176622;1356748433;Bugpowder;13000 of it was to MP -176621;1356748458;jurov;and assbot needs fixing to parse romanian numerals -176620;1356748465;Bugpowder;at least now we know mp has 14000 BTC -176619;1356748481;kakobrekla;mpex needs to upgrade teh api interface -176618;1356748621;smickles;damn, my mpbor troll didn't work :P -176617;1356748645;smickles;maybe it did, and I spooked money into sensible bids, who knows -176616;1356748664;mod6;yowza! -176615;1356748681;Bugpowder;there wasn't much volatility this month, so maybe that ment not a lot of exposure -176614;1356748719;Bugpowder;so mad I didn't get my other 280BTC into S.MPOE before the fuckup -176613;1356748760;mircea_popescu;well yes everything is frozen -176612;1356748770;Bugpowder;Total capital : 7`292.03, of which -176611;1356748833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.00346166 = 7.0964 BTC [-] -176610;1356748835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 126 @ 0.00355333 = 0.4477 BTC [+] -176609;1356748836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1370 @ 0.00358687 = 4.914 BTC [+] -176608;1356748837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 477 @ 0.00358998 = 1.7124 BTC [+] -176607;1356748838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00359072 = 2.334 BTC [+] -176606;1356748840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12499 @ 0.0036 = 44.9964 BTC [+] -176605;1356748862;Bugpowder;there we go -176604;1356748900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] [PAID] 500000000 @ = 1 BTC -176603;1356748914;kakobrekla;much better, a coin. -176602;1356748931;mircea_popescu;haha okai, -176601;1356748933;kakobrekla;fuckin broked shit -176600;1356748943;mircea_popescu;5000infinities @ nothinghere = 1! -176599;1356748947;kakobrekla;yes -176598;1356748951;kakobrekla;didnt ya know -176597;1356748987;kakobrekla;hipstermath -176596;1356748997;Bugpowder;single precision -176595;1356749018;kakobrekla;perhaps "1" was indeed "true" -176594;1356749037;kakobrekla;as in "yes it paid btc" -176593;1356749048;mircea_popescu;hey, at least assbot doesn't go around paying 15k btc instead 0f 1.5k -176592;1356749061;kakobrekla;:D -176591;1356749062;mircea_popescu;o hai jurov -176590;1356749109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5396 @ 0.00063988 = 3.4528 BTC [-] -176589;1356749227;Bugpowder;in other news -176588;1356749229;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176587;1356749229;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.42198, Best ask: 13.49631, Bid-ask spread: 0.07433, Last trade: 13.42187, 24 hour volume: 23987.69053134, 24 hour low: 13.34201, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.44801 -176586;1356749234;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176585;1356749235;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.42198, Best ask: 13.49631, Bid-ask spread: 0.07433, Last trade: 13.42187, 24 hour volume: 23987.69053134, 24 hour low: 13.34201, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.44801 -176584;1356749250;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176583;1356749250;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.42198, Best ask: 13.49631, Bid-ask spread: 0.07433, Last trade: 13.42187, 24 hour volume: 23987.69053134, 24 hour low: 13.34201, 24 hour high: 13.64990, 24 hour vwap: 13.44801 -176582;1356749258;Bugpowder;13.60 -176581;1356749281;Bugpowder;13.65 -176580;1356749295;jurov;done. fortunately that i don't trust stat stuff and initiate dividing the cake manually. -176579;1356749298;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176578;1356749299;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.42198, Best ask: 13.55000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12802, Last trade: 13.65000, 24 hour volume: 31339.88226787, 24 hour low: 13.34201, 24 hour high: 13.66978, 24 hour vwap: 13.48579 -176577;1356749307;Bugpowder;13:67 -176576;1356749371;Bugpowder;here we go again -176575;1356749432;mircea_popescu;13:67 huh ? -176574;1356749583;Bugpowder;13.67 -176573;1356749585;Bugpowder;$ -176572;1356749586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00063988 = 2.5915 BTC [-] -176571;1356749629;Bugpowder;does split use 24hprc for ITM put deposit calculations? -176570;1356749644;mircea_popescu;plus some volatility sauce. -176569;1356750295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00063988 = 3.1354 BTC [-] -176568;1356750895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8482 @ 0.00063988 = 5.4275 BTC [-] -176567;1356750901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.0006396 = 3.0701 BTC [-] -176566;1356750903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8944 @ 0.00063934 = 5.7183 BTC [-] -176565;1356750904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6948 @ 0.00063915 = 4.4408 BTC [-] -176564;1356750905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00063909 = 6.0074 BTC [-] -176563;1356750906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00063896 = 4.0254 BTC [-] -176562;1356750907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3260 @ 0.0006388 = 2.0825 BTC [-] -176561;1356750908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00063877 = 6.9626 BTC [-] -176560;1356750910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12627 @ 0.00063873 = 8.0652 BTC [-] -176559;1356750910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00063833 = 7.9153 BTC [-] -176558;1356750911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00063831 = 4.149 BTC [-] -176557;1356750912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00063802 = 1.5951 BTC [-] -176556;1356750964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65000 @ 0.000638 = 41.47 BTC [-] -176555;1356751060;Bugpowder;lol -176554;1356751090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.000638 = 1.914 BTC [-] -176553;1356751834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.000638 = 4.6255 BTC [-] -176552;1356751886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10215 @ 0.000638 = 6.5172 BTC [-] -176551;1356752674;mircea_popescu;eee the scalping -176550;1356753415;smickles;that 'volatility sauce' is annoying as fuck :P -176549;1356753527;mircea_popescu;i live to piss off. -176548;1356754048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.000638 = 3.6366 BTC [-] -176547;1356755177;Bugpowder;boring -176546;1356755660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7183 @ 0.000638 = 4.5828 BTC [-] -176545;1356756815;Bugpowder;;;ticker -176544;1356756815;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.52109, Best ask: 13.59974, Bid-ask spread: 0.07865, Last trade: 13.52109, 24 hour volume: 32543.24138401, 24 hour low: 13.34201, 24 hour high: 13.67000, 24 hour vwap: 13.49578 -176543;1356756876;mircea_popescu;"bitcoin moves up on good mpex news" -176542;1356756984;Bugpowder;lol -176541;1356756991;Bugpowder;sure seemed like it -176540;1356757226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.000638 = 3.4452 BTC [-] -176539;1356757644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.000638 = 7.8474 BTC [-] -176538;1356757866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.000638 = 0.319 BTC [-] -176537;1356757952;Diablo-D3;Ukto: yes Im here -176536;1356757954;Diablo-D3;in other news -176535;1356757957;Diablo-D3;https://www.techdirt.com/blog/wireless/articles/20121228/01025121504/sf-wireless-isp-monkeybrains-tries-to-crowdfund-325-million-satellite.shtml -176534;1356757965;Diablo-D3;:3 -176533;1356757989;Diablo-D3;Ukto: btw, nefario just sent me my final list -176532;1356758362;mircea_popescu;are you consulting for them Diablo-D3 ? -176531;1356758432;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: please say you have a good punchline for that -176530;1356758450;mircea_popescu;that was the punchline omg -176529;1356758455;mod6;lol -176528;1356758487;mircea_popescu;you dun think it's funny ? -176527;1356758596;Diablo-D3;nope -176526;1356758743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23198 @ 0.000638 = 14.8003 BTC [-] -176525;1356760693;smickles;alright, live test month of SOEBOT has begun! -176524;1356760811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27000 @ 0.000638 = 17.226 BTC [-] -176523;1356760864;Diablo-D3;wat? -176522;1356760896;smickles;I've launched an options market maker bot in beta -176521;1356760916;smickles;go trade with it :) -176520;1356761104;thestringpuller;how much capital is behind the bo -176519;1356761105;thestringpuller;bot -176518;1356761106;thestringpuller;;;ticker -176517;1356761107;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.43475, Best ask: 13.49409, Bid-ask spread: 0.05934, Last trade: 13.49409, 24 hour volume: 34545.30775319, 24 hour low: 13.30000, 24 hour high: 13.67000, 24 hour vwap: 13.48996 -176516;1356761134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13050 @ 0.000638 = 8.3259 BTC [-] -176515;1356761144;thestringpuller;oh snap -176514;1356761241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.000638 = 4.147 BTC [-] -176513;1356761356;smickles;thestringpuller: a bit over 100 btc for now -176512;1356761811;mircea_popescu;soebot ?! -176511;1356761855;mircea_popescu;smickles is it trading 1 option ? -176510;1356761892;smickles;heh, yeah, one on each side of each strike which it's targeting -176509;1356761956;mircea_popescu;cute :D -176508;1356761971;mircea_popescu;anyway, this is enough excitement for one day. -176507;1356761975;mircea_popescu;catch you all... next year ? -176506;1356761981;smickles;i'm fine with making 1/1000th of mpoebot's profit :) -176505;1356762027;mircea_popescu;im kinda impressed with mpoebot tbh -176504;1356762033;mircea_popescu;how many trade bots get to be over one year old ? -176503;1356762091;thestringpuller;a lot -176502;1356786752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.000638 = 5.6463 BTC [-] -176501;1356787480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4216 @ 0.000638 = 2.6898 BTC [-] -176500;1356787646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.000638 = 5.2954 BTC [-] -176499;1356788430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5892 @ 0.000638 = 3.7591 BTC [-] -176498;1356788621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.000638 = 2.3606 BTC [-] -176497;1356788773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.000638 = 7.4327 BTC [-] -176496;1356790158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.000638 = 6.2524 BTC [-] -176495;1356790196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.000638 = 1.2441 BTC [-] -176494;1356790451;kakobrekla;fuckyea. -176493;1356790525;kakobrekla;http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~avivz/publications.html -176492;1356790827;kakobrekla;https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/541031_473590599354599_248671373_n.jpg -176491;1356791435;mircea_popescu;who;s he ? -176490;1356791589;kakobrekla;says on the homepage -176489;1356791625;mircea_popescu;ok but i mean... -176488;1356791633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 502 @ 0.00346013 = 1.737 BTC [-] -176487;1356791709;kakobrekla;dunno -176486;1356791715;kakobrekla;im talkin to one of his students or smth -176485;1356792080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.000638 = 4.6574 BTC [-] -176484;1356792790;mircea_popescu;a ok -176483;1356794354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3166 @ 0.000638 = 2.0199 BTC [-] -176482;1356795862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.000638 = 2.0416 BTC [-] -176481;1356796323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.000638 = 13.3342 BTC [-] -176480;1356797010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.000638 = 3.8918 BTC [-] -176479;1356798736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.000638 = 1.4355 BTC [-] -176478;1356798859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7450 @ 0.000638 = 4.7531 BTC [-] -176477;1356799055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12501 @ 0.000638 = 7.9756 BTC [-] -176476;1356799460;pigeons;638 is even more boring than 64 -176475;1356799985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.000638 = 1.9778 BTC [-] -176474;1356800052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.000638 = 1.1484 BTC [-] -176473;1356800635;kakobrekla;who is the new owner of bitmarket.eu? -176472;1356801124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.000638 = 8.932 BTC [-] -176471;1356801628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20372 @ 0.000638 = 12.9973 BTC [-] -176470;1356802445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.000638 = 5.3911 BTC [-] -176469;1356802966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.000638 = 6.6671 BTC [-] -176468;1356803563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.000638 = 1.8502 BTC [-] -176467;1356804134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.000638 = 5.1678 BTC [-] -176466;1356804712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5735 @ 0.000638 = 3.6589 BTC [-] -176465;1356806045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7257 @ 0.000638 = 4.63 BTC [-] -176464;1356809165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2607 @ 0.000638 = 1.6633 BTC [-] -176463;1356809454;kakobrekla;anyone here using gox api v1 -176462;1356810042;smickles;"A node in the network has an -176461;1356810043;smickles;incentive to keep the knowledge of any transaction that offers a fee to itself, -176460;1356810045;smickles;A node in the network has an -176459;1356810048;smickles;incentive to keep the knowledge of any transaction that offers a fee to itself, -176458;1356810052;smickles;"A node in the network has an -176457;1356810052;smickles;incentive to keep the knowledge of any transaction that offers a fee to itself, -176456;1356810057;smickles;ack -176455;1356810059;smickles;whops -176454;1356810065;smickles;*oo -176453;1356810076;smickles;anyway, good link kakobrekla -176452;1356810099;smickles;kakobrekla: also, i use gox's v1 api from time to time -176451;1356810204;kakobrekla;smickles https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133829.0 -176450;1356810269;Ukto;smickles: pm :) -176449;1356810272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.000638 = 7.2732 BTC [-] -176448;1356810648;smickles;kakobrekla: i'm not sure, but I think they require valid user-agent headers too -176447;1356810680;smickles;oh, nvm, that was a silly answer -176446;1356810736;smickles;kakobrekla: i only do manual withdrawals, so I don't know how well I can help -176445;1356810754;kakobrekla;k -176444;1356811050;smickles;kakobrekla: I don't use that api call to gen a key -176443;1356811061;kakobrekla;hm? -176442;1356811092;smickles;I use the the site to manually fetch a key/secret pair for each app -176441;1356811147;kakobrekla;eh? -176440;1356811162;smickles;hmm, I suppose only withdrawal requires the HOTP? -176439;1356811191;kakobrekla;dunno -176438;1356811202;kakobrekla;imma gonna try v2 now -176437;1356811209;kakobrekla;lets see what error i get there -176436;1356811214;smickles;is there any documentation on v2? -176435;1356811220;smickles;at all? anywhere? -176434;1356811220;kakobrekla;no -176433;1356811226;kakobrekla;but i have a working function -176432;1356811231;kakobrekla;cause i have a special call -176431;1356811237;kakobrekla;only for me. -176430;1356811239;kakobrekla;;> -176429;1356811402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7527 @ 0.000638 = 4.8022 BTC [-] -176428;1356811443;Ukto;ugh -176427;1356811447;Ukto;dont get me started on their api -176426;1356811453;Ukto;v1.. v2.. wtf. -176425;1356811457;Ukto;i have to use a half mix between them -176424;1356811458;Ukto;for weex -176423;1356811471;kakobrekla;do you have withdrawals working? -176422;1356811495;Ukto;i only use them for generating and inputting mtgox codes -176421;1356811510;kakobrekla;yeah well -176420;1356811515;kakobrekla;if you generate a code -176419;1356812216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13882 @ 0.000638 = 8.8567 BTC [-] -176418;1356812235;kakobreklaa;;;seen Ukto -176417;1356812235;gribble;Ukto was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 12 minutes and 19 seconds ago: i only use them for generating and inputting mtgox codes -176416;1356812248;Ukto;? -176415;1356812257;Ukto;was waiting for you to finish your comment -176414;1356812257;Ukto;:P -176413;1356812258;kakobreklaa;just wanted to see what your last line was -176412;1356812264;Ukto;oh -176411;1356812264;Ukto;lol -176410;1356812268;kakobreklaa;perhaps i was cut off -176409;1356812276;Ukto;[12:07] if you generate a code -176408;1356812276;Ukto;[12:11] * kakobrekla (~T42@89-212-41-49.static.t-2.net) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer) -176407;1356812285;kakobreklaa;19:05.07 ( kakobrekla ) if you generate a code -176406;1356812285;kakobreklaa;19:05.15 ( kakobrekla ) you use withdrawal api -176405;1356812285;kakobreklaa;19:05.18 ( kakobrekla ) if you use v0 -176404;1356812285;kakobreklaa;19:05.24 ( kakobrekla ) you need to change -176403;1356812285;kakobreklaa;19:05.29 ( kakobrekla ) just as i need to. -176402;1356812285;kakobreklaa;19:06.09 ( kakobrekla ) if you use v1 you need to share how da fuck you gen code with it -176401;1356812286;kakobreklaa;19:06.16 ( kakobrekla ) ;> -176400;1356812301;Ukto;i dont know wtf ver I use -176399;1356812305;Ukto;it was the only one at the time that I know of -176398;1356812310;Ukto;someone did a withdraw... 2? days ago -176397;1356812322;Ukto;dec 27th -176396;1356812327;kakobreklaa;ya v0 is dead by the end of 2012 -176395;1356812348;Ukto;I may just shut it down and say fuck it -176394;1356812354;kakobreklaa;;) -176393;1356812388;Ukto;ill look in 1 sec and tell you -176392;1356812391;Ukto;which I am using -176391;1356812395;kakobreklaa;v0 prolly -176390;1356812398;Ukto;gotta finish setting up some routing real quick -176389;1356812399;Ukto;prolly -176388;1356812416;kakobreklaa;i doubt ANYONE has got v1 working -176387;1356812459;kakobreklaa;and if im right they better not close it -176386;1356812459;kakobreklaa;the old one -176385;1356812511;Ukto;v0 was so simple :/ -176384;1356812539;Ukto;the hard part was trying ot figure out the docs -176383;1356812539;kakobreklaa;ya -176382;1356812539;kakobreklaa;that fact still remains -176381;1356813000;Ukto;well -176380;1356813004;Ukto;seeing as the url is 0/ -176379;1356813008;Ukto;I assume its not v1 -176378;1356813014;kakobreklaa;correct -176377;1356813033;Ukto;so we have what.. 2? days? -176376;1356813055;kakobreklaa;v2 returns simmilar to v1 but has ZERO docs -176375;1356813055;kakobreklaa;["error"]=> -176374;1356813056;kakobreklaa;string(45) "Identification required to access private API" -176373;1356813056;kakobreklaa;["token"]=> -176372;1356813056;kakobreklaa;string(14) "login_required" -176371;1356813065;kakobreklaa;v1 is missing the OTP part -176370;1356813073;kakobreklaa;yeah according to their email -176369;1356813079;kakobreklaa;You are currently making use of a system which will be deprecated on Mon 31 Dec 2012 12:00:00 AM GMT: -176368;1356813180;Ukto;i didnt get an email -176367;1356813181;Ukto;heh -176366;1356813204;kakobreklaa;well i see in my code that btc2code is a 0/withdraw.php call -176365;1356813225;kakobreklaa;so i guess you fall in that category as well -176364;1356813233;Ukto;yeah -176363;1356813240;Ukto;i use mtgox_redeem and mtgox_createcoupon -176362;1356813265;Ukto;oh wiat, I wrote these functions -176361;1356813266;Ukto;LOL -176360;1356813271;kakobreklaa;ya -176359;1356813282;kakobreklaa;its a 0/withdraw.php post -176358;1356813284;Ukto;last touched may 30th 2012 -176357;1356813287;kakobreklaa;to get the code -176356;1356813330;kakobreklaa;so the email says -176355;1356813330;kakobreklaa;Old bitcoin withdraw method for withdrawing bitcoins is deprecated. Please use https://mtgox.com/api/1/generic/bitcoin/send_simple or https://mtgox.com/api/2/money/bitcoin/send_simple instead -176354;1356813337;kakobreklaa;but no docu :> -176353;1356813342;kakobreklaa;tards. -176352;1356813371;Ukto;gox was one of the main reasons for why I am spending so much on my API documentation -176351;1356813376;Ukto;for BF && Weex -176350;1356813384;Ukto;fully interactive API documentation -176349;1356814251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.000638 = 1.7864 BTC [-] -176348;1356814427;kakobreklaa;interactive api documentation? :> -176347;1356814438;kakobreklaa;cmon -176346;1356814454;kakobreklaa;thats not the important part here -176345;1356814481;kakobreklaa;hum -176344;1356814502;kakobreklaa;blockchain info can do api withdrawals too eh -176343;1356814644;smickles;blockchain.info can do a lot of things, apparently -176342;1356814688;kakobreklaa;but gox is free -176341;1356814697;kakobreklaa;here one needs to pay a tx fee ;> -176340;1356814718;kakobreklaa;cake is a lie. -176339;1356815065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.000638 = 4.6255 BTC [-] -176338;1356815126;Ukto;blockchain also has issues -176337;1356815128;Ukto;and no responsibilities -176336;1356815138;Ukto;i have reported an problem with like 3 json responses -176335;1356815140;kakobreklaa;issues? -176334;1356815141;Ukto;repeatedly -176333;1356815147;Ukto;starting months ago -176332;1356815149;Ukto;that they didnt fix yet -176331;1356815154;kakobreklaa;which calls -176330;1356815155;Ukto;and no response -176329;1356815167;Ukto;mostly just json blockchain infos -176328;1356815174;kakobreklaa;i use it too -176327;1356815179;kakobreklaa;but i havent had any issues -176326;1356815188;Ukto;ill have todig it up -176325;1356815191;Ukto;1 sec -176324;1356815309;Ukto;try http://blockchain.info/rawblock/1551 then incriment it to block 1552 -176323;1356815319;Ukto;their shit wont give block details above block 1551 -176322;1356815333;Ukto;which is completely useless -176321;1356815352;Ukto;because it doesnt work -176320;1356815358;Ukto;I ended up doing a lot of work -176319;1356815362;Ukto;to get the same data -176318;1356815376;Ukto;thats just one of the issues -176317;1356815377;kakobreklaa;it works again for recent ones -176316;1356815381;kakobreklaa;win -176315;1356815405;Ukto;sigh -176314;1356815411;Ukto;so they just chose to not have data for the middle -176313;1356815439;kakobreklaa;no idea -176312;1356815460;Ukto;so it only urns on the last block -176311;1356815467;Ukto;otherwise it give syou non rawdata -176310;1356815469;Ukto;206 is there -176309;1356815479;Ukto;but anythen below the last block doesnt even give you a json error -176308;1356815481;Ukto;just a bunch of html -176307;1356815500;Ukto;its retarded as hell -176306;1356815507;Ukto;there are like 4 other things -176305;1356815512;Ukto;i can dig up later -176304;1356815517;Ukto;they just are not consistant enough -176303;1356815519;kakobreklaa;i use two calls -176302;1356815529;kakobreklaa;no prob so far -176301;1356815544;Ukto;that was teh most important one I needed -176300;1356815552;Ukto;and generally for blocks 2~6 blocks old -176299;1356815556;kakobreklaa;why did you need that -176298;1356815567;Ukto;simple way to verify random data :) -176297;1356815578;Ukto;for projects not yet public -176296;1356815580;Ukto;:P -176295;1356815697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2961 @ 0.000638 = 1.8891 BTC [-] -176294;1356816952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.000638 = 5.8696 BTC [-] -176293;1356818414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.000638 = 6.9542 BTC [-] -176292;1356819608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.000638 = 6.8904 BTC [-] -176291;1356820277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6403 @ 0.000638 = 4.0851 BTC [-] -176290;1356821468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6178 @ 0.000638 = 3.9416 BTC [-] -176289;1356821588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8759 @ 0.000638 = 5.5882 BTC [-] -176288;1356821629;thestringpuller;lol -176287;1356821641;thestringpuller;were the dividends not large enough? -176286;1356821697;mircea_popescu;there was a large-ish buy right before -176285;1356821701;mircea_popescu;went on sale immediately after -176284;1356822247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.000638 = 3.509 BTC [-] -176283;1356822621;thestringpuller;heh -176282;1356822626;thestringpuller;the whale strikes again -176281;1356822820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.000638 = 4.466 BTC [-] -176280;1356823254;Diablo-D3;being sick sucks -176279;1356823269;Diablo-D3;as far as I can tell, everyone who got a flu shot this year eventually gets this -176278;1356823294;Diablo-D3;its not in the flu shot I dont think, its some combination of whats in the shot and whats out there -176277;1356823313;Diablo-D3;anyone who didnt get a shot either didnt get this or has full blown flu -176276;1356823367;Namjies;Can't it be plain cold if it's not full blown flu you have? -176275;1356823380;Diablo-D3;no, I dont get colds. ever. -176274;1356823391;Diablo-D3;and flu is basically leathal for me -176273;1356823416;Namjies;How can you know it's not cold =/ -176272;1356823462;Diablo-D3;I dont get colds. ever. I thought I said this. -176271;1356823572;Namjies;That's not a good arguments. You can't claim you're immune to every cold virus. -176270;1356823626;Diablo-D3;its a tradeoff from having allergies -176269;1356823815;markedathome;Discuss: web forums are the biggest step back in communications. They are bloated 2MBs of information per page for what should be approx 1-2000 words -176268;1356823833;markedathome;bring back cosy/tin/trn/cix! -176267;1356823847;mircea_popescu;and mpex :D -176266;1356823852;Diablo-D3;markedathome: its not the concept of forums do that -176265;1356823855;Diablo-D3;*that do that -176264;1356823859;Diablo-D3;its the shitty forum software -176263;1356823876;Namjies;How do having allergies prevent cold? O.o -176262;1356823911;markedathome;? -176261;1356823972;markedathome;mircea_popescu: can i do ignore, prioritise, highlight,kill a thread? I don't think so :-) -176260;1356824010;mircea_popescu;ya well. -176259;1356824030;markedathome;Diablo-D3: it is absolutely the forum concept. a bunch of fucking idjits came along and completely missed the good things about threading in nntp/cosy/cix/bix/well and "re-implemented" -176258;1356824034;Diablo-D3;Namjies: it isnt supposed to, its a side effect -176257;1356824078;markedathome;and implemented all the bad. static pages built at each page request from a database... -176256;1356824153;Diablo-D3;markedathome: well thats the thing -176255;1356824172;Diablo-D3;the static page only needs to be about 200 bytes bigger than the content -176254;1356824173;Namjies;there's no such side-effect of allergies O.o -176253;1356824190;Diablo-D3;Namjies: trust me, there is -176252;1356824249;Namjies;You're telling me the fact your immune system reacts to certain substances makes it non-reactive to the cold virus? -176251;1356824251;markedathome;huh huh, well it uses mysql/progres-sql/db-de-jour, and php! and perl! and python! and ruby! and whatever took the "designer's" fancy that day -176250;1356824376;Diablo-D3;Namjies: allergies are an overactive immune system -176249;1356824379;markedathome;i'm surprised that no one had implemented a json decoder in xml for a brainfuck interpreted client running on java for a 3 page forum thread on the use of vinegar for descaling kettles. -176248;1356824549;Namjies;Diablo-D3 so how does that makes you immune to cold? -176247;1356824564;Diablo-D3;Namjies: it isnt supposed to -176246;1356824582;Diablo-D3;it just does for a lot of people who have severe allergies to stuff like trees and flowering plants -176245;1356824622;Namjies;Is that just an impression of yours or a scientifically recognized fact? -176244;1356824663;Diablo-D3;neither -176243;1356824674;Diablo-D3;a lot of allergen sufferers have noticed this -176242;1356824761;Namjies;It might just be that allergies and cold are hard to distinguish, having similar effects. -176241;1356824813;Diablo-D3;they're not similar -176240;1356824864;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 600 @ 0.2922464 = 175.3478 BTC [+] -176239;1356824873;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 900 @ 0.2479297 = 223.1367 BTC [+] -176238;1356824935;Namjies;[16:20] being sick sucks -176237;1356824935;Namjies;[16:21] as far as I can tell, everyone who got a flu shot this year eventually gets this -176236;1356824935;Namjies;[16:21] its not in the flu shot I dont think, its some combination of whats in the shot and whats out there -176235;1356824938;Namjies;... -176234;1356824939;Namjies;[16:23] and flu is basically leathal for me -176233;1356824971;Namjies;If that's not flu nor cold, what the hell is it then? -176232;1356825005;Diablo-D3;flu like symptoms -176231;1356825015;Diablo-D3;Ive never gotten it before -176230;1356825050;Namjies;Well might be your first ever cold... some people rarely get symptoms and usually have asymptomatic colds. -176229;1356825116;Diablo-D3;most likely not -176228;1356825295;Namjies;Well the two can be nearly identical, except for severity. -176227;1356825340;Diablo-D3;this feels like flu -176226;1356825345;Diablo-D3;Im just still alive -176225;1356825361;Namjies;If you have flu, you'd probably be sick like hell. Colds already feel like hell sometimes. -176224;1356825386;Diablo-D3;no, when I was a kid and got the flu, I would be in bed sick for 2 weeks -176223;1356825391;Diablo-D3;and everything would hurt -176222;1356825399;Diablo-D3;and my nose would flow with snot constantly -176221;1356825407;Diablo-D3;its the curse of being a severe asthamtic -176220;1356825459;asa1024;I have COPD and the docs wanted me to get a flu shot. I passed on it. -176219;1356825489;Namjies;yes. Hence why I'm proposing cold... the symptoms are mostly identical, except for severity and headache/muscle aches which are more frequent with flu. -176218;1356825592;Diablo-D3;asa1024: trust me, get it -176217;1356825603;Diablo-D3;Namjies: I have the headache and the muscle aches -176216;1356825605;Diablo-D3;just not as bad -176215;1356825607;Diablo-D3;ergo, flu light -176214;1356825624;Diablo-D3;Namjies: and it seems people who haven gotten flu shots are getting it -176213;1356825626;Diablo-D3;so it seems to be flu related -176212;1356825639;asa1024;oh yeah? well when it was pitched to me they didn't have any in stock -176211;1356825647;Namjies;So might be a weak flu or strong cold. -176210;1356825656;Namjies;Didn't you get flu shot and still have it? -176209;1356825661;Diablo-D3;asa1024: theres no reason for people not to get it -176208;1356825669;Diablo-D3;Namjies: thats what Im saying -176207;1356825682;Diablo-D3;Namjies: its only among those who have gotten flu shots -176206;1356825714;Namjies;It seems unlikely to affect only those who have gotten flu shots. -176205;1356825739;Diablo-D3;so either they made the shot too strong, or theres something not quite right somewhere -176204;1356825745;Namjies;Unless the infection is due to flu shots themselves... -176203;1356825766;Diablo-D3;or its the zombie plague and we're all fucked\ -176202;1356825969;asa1024;d00m! -176201;1356825978;asa1024;oh sorry wrong channel :D -176200;1356826803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.000638 = 2.4244 BTC [-] -176199;1356827464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 738 @ 0.0036 = 2.6568 BTC [+] -176198;1356827579;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: do you have the power to get me out if bitcoin newbie jail on bitcointalk.org? I've been browsing there for a while but haven't posted. -176197;1356827612;pizzaman1337;Specifically, I'd like to post on this thread saying I've had the same issue for x days: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133738.0 -176196;1356827668;kakobrekla;pizzaman1337 sorry cant do that, try PMing theymos to unblock you -176195;1356827679;pizzaman1337;ok, thanks -176194;1356827680;kakobrekla;i dunno what is the post limit but i think its failry low -176193;1356827685;pizzaman1337;5 -176192;1356827692;kakobrekla;post some shit around the forums -176191;1356827694;kakobrekla;it will be faster -176190;1356827697;pizzaman1337;But what am I going to post about? I'd hate to just spam -176189;1356827698;kakobrekla;:> -176188;1356827706;pizzaman1337;seems destructive -176187;1356827718;pizzaman1337;I'll find something... -176186;1356827725;kakobrekla;humm -176185;1356827781;pizzaman1337;there's a "please let me out" thread, I'll try that -176184;1356827790;kakobrekla;:D -176183;1356827890;kakobrekla;dunno, find a few threads where you can write at least one non offtopic sentence in and you are good -176182;1356827905;kakobrekla;should take a few min tops -176181;1356828128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.000638 = 6.4119 BTC [-] -176180;1356828332;pizzaman1337;ok, now I just need to wait a few hours, nbd -176179;1356828879;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -176178;1356828879;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 hours, 57 minutes, and 13 seconds ago: blockchain.info can do a lot of things, apparently -176177;1356828911;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133829.0 -176176;1356828913;kakobrekla;aww so cute -176175;1356828948;kakobrekla;im not going to through all that jazz. -176174;1356830569;kakobrekla;pizzaman1337 you should post here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137.0;topicseen -176173;1356830578;kakobrekla;something like "darn it, too late again." -176172;1356830621;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: I can't post there until I'm out of jail -176171;1356830626;pizzaman1337;I can only post in the newbie section -176170;1356830629;kakobrekla;awww any time now -176169;1356830643;pizzaman1337;But I hit my limit of 5, I just need to wait for 4 hours to pass -176168;1356830649;pizzaman1337;I should have just let myself stay logged in -176167;1356830660;pizzaman1337;not like that will get me my BTC from campbx anyway... -176166;1356830678;kakobrekla;yeah, i hope that ends up ok -176165;1356830688;kakobrekla;seems kinda strange no answer and all -176164;1356830959;pizzaman1337;yeah, losing 150 BTC wouldn't be as fun as it sounds (not that it sounds fun...) -176163;1356830976;pizzaman1337;I should just use bitinstant next time and suck up the 4% -176162;1356830984;pizzaman1337;better than 100% -176161;1356831275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6844 @ 0.000638 = 4.3665 BTC [-] -176160;1356831309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3710 @ 0.000638 = 2.367 BTC [-] -176159;1356831491;kakobrekla;hum -176158;1356831516;kakobrekla;how about blockchain, i just saw today they offer the option to buy bitcoins -176157;1356831564;kakobrekla;there, smpake is shutdown, metapool and bitbet now use blockchain instead of gox, im ready to enter 2013 gox free -176156;1356831724;pizzaman1337;1 btc = 13.36 -176155;1356831732;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -176154;1356831732;gribble;1 BTC = 13.36400 U.S. dollars = 10.1073968 Euros -176153;1356831735;kakobrekla;ya -176152;1356831748;pizzaman1337;what is their exchange rate from? -176151;1356831749;thestringpuller;;;ticker -176150;1356831750;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.36400, Best ask: 13.39933, Bid-ask spread: 0.03533, Last trade: 13.36400, 24 hour volume: 26155.21784806, 24 hour low: 13.27000, 24 hour high: 13.67000, 24 hour vwap: 13.48919 -176149;1356831757;kakobrekla;whose? -176148;1356831761;pizzaman1337;blockchain -176147;1356831763;kakobrekla;gribble is tied to gox -176146;1356831769;kakobrekla;blockchain i dunno -176145;1356831772;pizzaman1337;it goes through bitinstant, but where does bitinstant get their coins? -176144;1356831780;thestringpuller;gox -176143;1356831789;thestringpuller;lol -176142;1356831845;pizzaman1337;where do you see that documented? -176141;1356831862;pizzaman1337;uh oh, bitinstant ssl error... -176140;1356831898;kakobrekla;im lookin at bitinstant -176139;1356831906;kakobrekla;but all i can see is deposit to exchange -176138;1356831921;kakobrekla;ah -176137;1356831926;kakobrekla;output to 'bitcoin address' -176136;1356831943;pizzaman1337;but it doesn't say where it comes from -176135;1356831960;pizzaman1337;they want to know my first and last name? :( -176134;1356831965;thestringpuller;yes -176133;1356831968;thestringpuller;okfac -176132;1356831968;pizzaman1337;Pizza Man -176131;1356831972;kakobrekla;:D -176130;1356831974;thestringpuller;ofac -176129;1356832324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9752 @ 0.000638 = 6.2218 BTC [-] -176128;1356832521;pizzaman1337;does blockchain.info make money on anything besides their mixer? -176127;1356832836;kakobrekla;not that i would know about -176126;1356832963;pizzaman1337;it's a nice site, they should find another way to monetize -176125;1356832993;pizzaman1337;speaking of that, are there any businesses that "need to exist" in the bitcoin world that would really help bitcoin? -176124;1356833188;pizzaman1337;it would be nice if it was easier to turn cash to btc and back... -176123;1356833200;pizzaman1337;the bitcoin debit card is really interesting for me for that reason -176122;1356833206;pizzaman1337;just got to an atm and pull out value -176121;1356833289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4007 @ 0.000638 = 2.5565 BTC [-] -176120;1356833290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3926 @ 0.00063988 = 2.5122 BTC [+] -176119;1356833548;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 nothing in the purvey of the average person with an internet connection, unfortunately. -176118;1356833645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00063988 = 5.6309 BTC [+] -176117;1356833961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9313 @ 0.00063988 = 5.9592 BTC [+] -176116;1356834066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00063988 = 2.4315 BTC [+] -176115;1356835431;pigeons;;;rate Namjies 4 -176114;1356835432;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user Namjies has changed from 2 to 4. -176113;1356835525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8446 @ 0.00063988 = 5.4044 BTC [+] -176112;1356835553;thestringpuller;pizzaman1337: good luck getting the banks on your side pizzaman1337 bitcoin liquidity isn't really an issue anymore -176111;1356835691;Bugpowder;pizza, coins are easy to get -176110;1356835833;pigeons;;;rate Namjies 4 repaid 1 month 100 btc loan great to deal with -176109;1356835835;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user Namjies has changed from 4 to 4. -176108;1356836084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7232 @ 0.00063988 = 4.6276 BTC [+] -176107;1356836378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00063988 = 5.567 BTC [+] -176106;1356836540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00063988 = 2.5915 BTC [+] -176105;1356837623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00063988 = 4.9911 BTC [+] -176104;1356837860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00357926 = 7.1585 BTC [-] -176103;1356838041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00063988 = 8.6384 BTC [+] -176102;1356838540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21800 @ 0.00063988 = 13.9494 BTC [+] -176101;1356839188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00063988 = 1.3437 BTC [+] -176100;1356839192;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.10579371 BTC [+] -176099;1356839210;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.16041482 BTC [-] -176098;1356839223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2211 @ 0.00063988 = 1.4148 BTC [+] -176097;1356839229;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.13653422 BTC [+] -176096;1356839247;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.12667655 BTC [+] -176095;1356839272;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.09470433 BTC [+] -176094;1356840400;Namjies;Anyone knows how to precisely schedule dividends for 0:00 GMT on BTCT.co? -176093;1356840426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00063988 = 4.4792 BTC [+] -176092;1356840964;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.105975 BTC [+] -176091;1356840993;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.16007948 BTC [-] -176090;1356841011;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.13677851 BTC [+] -176089;1356841029;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.12622478 BTC [-] -176088;1356841194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3415 @ 0.00063988 = 2.1852 BTC [+] -176087;1356841461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00063988 = 6.6548 BTC [+] -176086;1356841583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00063988 = 4.7031 BTC [+] -176085;1356841888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00353938 = 1.4158 BTC [-] -176084;1356842093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13296 @ 0.00063988 = 8.5078 BTC [+] -176083;1356842458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00063988 = 3.5833 BTC [+] -176082;1356842688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.10590116 BTC [-] -176081;1356842709;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.1600014 BTC [-] -176080;1356842713;Namjies;Ah well... I just transferred the first BTC-BONDs to BTCT.co and user goes around selling them for 0.008 each. Would have liked to buy them back =/ -176079;1356842725;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.13670042 BTC [-] -176078;1356842737;smickles;Namjies: such is the rational market -176077;1356842748;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.12614989 BTC [-] -176076;1356842873;Namjies;Well people never contact me and make the request for the 0.01 BTC per bond buyback =/ -176075;1356843088;mircea_popescu;why didn't youy put a buy order in ? -176074;1356843276;Namjies;I probably should have done that first. -176073;1356843278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3433 @ 0.00063988 = 2.1967 BTC [+] -176072;1356843279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4917 @ 0.00064 = 3.1469 BTC [+] -176071;1356843317;Namjies;I don't usually keep a bid wall tho, I use funds elsewhere. -176070;1356843328;mircea_popescu;ya but this sort of thing happens all the time -176069;1356843397;Namjies;Aye -176068;1356843505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1034 @ 0.00346561 = 3.5834 BTC [-] -176067;1356843590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00064 = 7.488 BTC [+] -176066;1356845019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00064 = 8.32 BTC [+] -176065;1356845170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2989 @ 0.00064 = 1.913 BTC [+] -176064;1356845642;Diablo-D3;heh -176063;1356845644;Diablo-D3;speaking of which -176062;1356845647;Diablo-D3;I should go pester ukto -176061;1356845668;Diablo-D3;I think I told him I got the final list -176060;1356845673;Diablo-D3;but I havent looked at it yet -176059;1356845676;Ukto;you did -176058;1356845679;Ukto;then i distracted you -176057;1356845683;Ukto;with useless bullshit -176056;1356845685;Ukto;that I finally got working -176055;1356845686;Ukto;:P -176054;1356845686;Diablo-D3;well no -176053;1356845701;Diablo-D3;then I spend the past 4 days alternating between dying and sleeping -176052;1356845751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00064 = 5.376 BTC [+] -176051;1356845981;Ukto;Diablo-D3: pester away heh, i did enough to you already :P -176050;1356846002;Diablo-D3;fucking mini-flu -176049;1356846111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00064 = 5.824 BTC [+] -176048;1356846470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9221 @ 0.00064 = 5.9014 BTC [+] -176047;1356846503;mircea_popescu;http://www.caa.co.uk/default.aspx?catid=1052&pagetype=90&pageid=6347 -176046;1356846508;mircea_popescu;this is kinda funny to read -176045;1356846512;mircea_popescu;from a btc perspective. -176044;1356846516;mircea_popescu;reads almost like the forum -176043;1356846550;Diablo-D3;yeah, how would that work -176042;1356846604;mircea_popescu;they have a list of failures too -176041;1356847133;Diablo-D3;sigh. -176040;1356847135;Diablo-D3;what an asshole. -176039;1356847142;Diablo-D3;james swapped formats to csv -176038;1356847199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10377 @ 0.00064 = 6.6413 BTC [+] -176037;1356847391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00064 = 3.552 BTC [+] -176036;1356847751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 804 @ 0.00353458 = 2.8418 BTC [+] -176035;1356847781;Diablo-D3;I guess the count is close enough -176034;1356847789;Diablo-D3;11648 -176033;1356847946;pizzaman1337;Buglouse: maybe I just have the impression coins are that easy to get because campbx.com is holding on to mine... -176032;1356847961;pizzaman1337;bugpowder* -176031;1356847965;pizzaman1337;who is apparently gone now, so nvm -176030;1356848802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16684 @ 0.00064 = 10.6778 BTC [+] -176029;1356849410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00064 = 14.72 BTC [+] -176028;1356849749;pigeons;aww how sweet -176027;1356849763;pigeons;your quit message RBecker -176026;1356849779;RBecker;i thought i pinged O.o -176025;1356849815;RBecker;but thank you -176024;1356849815;pigeons;one day i won't hate people who are happy -176023;1356850278;mircea_popescu;apparently, there's a bad vice.com article about everything -176022;1356850298;mircea_popescu;i wonder how many cents this experiment in becoming the new about.com actually cost. -176021;1356850472;Diablo-D3;heh -176020;1356850672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4692 @ 0.00064 = 3.0029 BTC [+] -176019;1356852289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3576 @ 0.00064 = 2.2886 BTC [+] -176018;1356852638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00064 = 1.216 BTC [+] -176017;1356853350;Bugpowder;looks like S.DICE is up to +20,000 this month now -176016;1356853358;mircea_popescu;- http://www.reddit.com/r/bitcoin 372 372 -176015;1356853364;mircea_popescu;- http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php 444 444 -176014;1356853368;mircea_popescu;funny, sa owns reddit. -176013;1356853372;mircea_popescu;whodda thunk it. -176012;1356853392;Bugpowder;those links are busted -176011;1356853408;mircea_popescu;whadda ya mean ? -176010;1356853439;Bugpowder;they don't work -176009;1356853454;mircea_popescu;they're reflinks -176008;1356853740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7687 @ 0.00064 = 4.9197 BTC [+] -176007;1356883520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00064 = 15.04 BTC [+] -176006;1356883593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12386 @ 0.00064 = 7.927 BTC [+] -176005;1356883841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00064 = 3.936 BTC [+] -176004;1356884255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8941 @ 0.00064 = 5.7222 BTC [+] -176003;1356884491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7704 @ 0.00064 = 4.9306 BTC [+] -176002;1356884703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00064 = 4.8 BTC [+] -176001;1356884763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6799 @ 0.00064 = 4.3514 BTC [+] -176000;1356884868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10550 @ 0.00064 = 6.752 BTC [+] -175999;1356885686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00064 = 3.36 BTC [+] -175998;1356885906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00064 = 5.6 BTC [+] -175997;1356886279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00064 = 1.024 BTC [+] -175996;1356886475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064 = 3.2 BTC [+] -175995;1356886658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00064 = 16 BTC [+] -175994;1356886710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00357778 = 1.4311 BTC [+] -175993;1356886711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1007 @ 0.00355584 = 3.5807 BTC [-] -175992;1356886712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.0034757 = 1.2165 BTC [-] -175991;1356886714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1316 @ 0.00346561 = 4.5607 BTC [-] -175990;1356886715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1498 @ 0.00346013 = 5.1833 BTC [-] -175989;1356886716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 628 @ 0.00345868 = 2.1721 BTC [-] -175988;1356886717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4801 @ 0.00343244 = 16.4791 BTC [-] -175987;1356886775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00063914 = 3.4194 BTC [-] -175986;1356886776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00063907 = 6.7741 BTC [-] -175985;1356886777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00063893 = 4.6003 BTC [-] -175984;1356886778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1979 @ 0.00063817 = 1.2629 BTC [-] -175983;1356886779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8048 @ 0.00063794 = 5.1341 BTC [-] -175982;1356886780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00063773 = 6.8875 BTC [-] -175981;1356886781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00063768 = 2.0406 BTC [-] -175980;1356886783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00063761 = 2.1679 BTC [-] -175979;1356886784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00063747 = 3.8567 BTC [-] -175978;1356886785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6807 @ 0.00063742 = 4.3389 BTC [-] -175977;1356886786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11883 @ 0.00063741 = 7.5743 BTC [-] -175976;1356886787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19550 @ 0.00063741 = 12.4614 BTC [-] -175975;1356886788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.00063738 = 11.8553 BTC [-] -175974;1356886788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8063 @ 0.00063727 = 5.1383 BTC [-] -175973;1356886789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39700 @ 0.00063715 = 25.2949 BTC [-] -175972;1356886790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00063701 = 7.9945 BTC [-] -175971;1356886791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15884 @ 0.00063683 = 10.1154 BTC [-] -175970;1356886792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6453 @ 0.00063683 = 4.1095 BTC [-] -175969;1356886793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00063683 = 1.5921 BTC [-] -175968;1356886795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00063677 = 4.9031 BTC [-] -175967;1356886796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00063676 = 6.7815 BTC [-] -175966;1356886797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00063675 = 4.3936 BTC [-] -175965;1356886798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5423 @ 0.00063671 = 3.4529 BTC [-] -175964;1356886798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12050 @ 0.00063667 = 7.6719 BTC [-] -175963;1356886799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3737 @ 0.00063665 = 2.3792 BTC [-] -175962;1356886800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18550 @ 0.00063658 = 11.8086 BTC [-] -175961;1356886801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6724 @ 0.00063649 = 4.2798 BTC [-] -175960;1356886802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00063646 = 2.6731 BTC [-] -175959;1356886803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00063643 = 0.6364 BTC [-] -175958;1356886804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.00063618 = 12.7872 BTC [-] -175957;1356886805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7908 @ 0.00063617 = 5.0308 BTC [-] -175956;1356886806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00063605 = 3.7527 BTC [-] -175955;1356886807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9448 @ 0.00063604 = 6.0093 BTC [-] -175954;1356886807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8396 @ 0.00063602 = 5.34 BTC [-] -175953;1356886808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00063595 = 2.5756 BTC [-] -175952;1356886809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00063582 = 1.0173 BTC [-] -175951;1356886810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2735 @ 0.00063574 = 1.7387 BTC [-] -175950;1356886811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00063571 = 2.7336 BTC [-] -175949;1356886812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00063564 = 1.6844 BTC [-] -175948;1356886813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00063529 = 2.0965 BTC [-] -175947;1356886814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6769 @ 0.00063515 = 4.2993 BTC [-] -175946;1356886815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.0006351 = 5.6524 BTC [-] -175945;1356886817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00063503 = 4.0007 BTC [-] -175944;1356886818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10409 @ 0.00063503 = 6.61 BTC [-] -175943;1356886818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2303 @ 0.00063502 = 1.4625 BTC [-] -175942;1356886819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00063496 = 5.5876 BTC [-] -175941;1356886820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00063485 = 7.4912 BTC [-] -175940;1356886821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39850 @ 0.00063483 = 25.298 BTC [-] -175939;1356886822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00063469 = 1.2694 BTC [-] -175938;1356886823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5560 @ 0.00063469 = 3.5289 BTC [-] -175937;1356886824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3473 @ 0.00063468 = 2.2042 BTC [-] -175936;1356886825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 671 @ 0.00063467 = 0.4259 BTC [-] -175935;1356886826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00063461 = 1.65 BTC [-] -175934;1356886827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.00063457 = 2.0624 BTC [-] -175933;1356886828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5806 @ 0.00063457 = 3.6843 BTC [-] -175932;1356886829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00063456 = 4.6323 BTC [-] -175931;1356886830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00063454 = 2.5382 BTC [-] -175930;1356886831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14926 @ 0.00063452 = 9.4708 BTC [-] -175929;1356886832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00063439 = 4.6945 BTC [-] -175928;1356886833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00063434 = 9.0076 BTC [-] -175927;1356886834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11983 @ 0.00063433 = 7.6012 BTC [-] -175926;1356886835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00063423 = 3.8054 BTC [-] -175925;1356886836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2967 @ 0.00063415 = 1.8815 BTC [-] -175924;1356886837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29096 @ 0.00063406 = 18.4486 BTC [-] -175923;1356886838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00063396 = 2.2823 BTC [-] -175922;1356886839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21050 @ 0.00063391 = 13.3438 BTC [-] -175921;1356886840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00063377 = 5.2603 BTC [-] -175920;1356886841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00063358 = 5.5121 BTC [-] -175919;1356886842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10550 @ 0.00063353 = 6.6837 BTC [-] -175918;1356886843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00063351 = 2.5024 BTC [-] -175917;1356886844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1515 @ 0.0006335 = 0.9598 BTC [-] -175916;1356886845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24100 @ 0.00063342 = 15.2654 BTC [-] -175915;1356886846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.0006333 = 4.4964 BTC [-] -175914;1356886847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.00063327 = 7.2509 BTC [-] -175913;1356886848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00063313 = 7.376 BTC [-] -175912;1356886849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00063312 = 4.9383 BTC [-] -175911;1356886850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24750 @ 0.00063309 = 15.669 BTC [-] -175910;1356886851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063293 = 3.1647 BTC [-] -175909;1356886852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00063292 = 7.2153 BTC [-] -175908;1356886853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063288 = 6.3288 BTC [-] -175907;1356886854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00063281 = 3.6387 BTC [-] -175906;1356886855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11034 @ 0.00063273 = 6.9815 BTC [-] -175905;1356886863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.0036 = 5.22 BTC [+] -175904;1356887503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00064 = 7.936 BTC [+] -175903;1356888057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13591 @ 0.00064 = 8.6982 BTC [+] -175902;1356888197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23600 @ 0.00064 = 15.104 BTC [+] -175901;1356888543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00064 = 4.224 BTC [+] -175900;1356889241;mircea_popescu;who is countsparkle ?! -175899;1356889285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2094 @ 0.00064 = 1.3402 BTC [+] -175898;1356889823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4399 @ 0.00064 = 2.8154 BTC [+] -175897;1356889968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23144 @ 0.00064 = 14.8122 BTC [+] -175896;1356890023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10950 @ 0.00064 = 7.008 BTC [+] -175895;1356891262;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: do you ever sell? -175894;1356891298;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: could I pay you to come up with business ideas -175893;1356891306;thestringpuller;since money makes da world go round -175892;1356891320;mircea_popescu;why would i need money ? -175891;1356891340;pigeons;ooh i have an idea -175890;1356891343;thestringpuller;You charge for your blog -175889;1356891344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1366 @ 0.00064 = 0.8742 BTC [+] -175888;1356891346;thestringpuller;:) -175887;1356891346;Bugpowder;I will sell bitcoin ceurities -175886;1356891359;pigeons;how about a business that comes up with business ideas for thestringpuller -175885;1356891365;thestringpuller;:D -175884;1356891372;thestringpuller;I like that idea pigeons -175883;1356891377;pigeons;13KFuRvwqQ5ZCyDAuqopYcUCXgGpdoRR14 -175882;1356891404;thestringpuller;You get .1 btc -175881;1356891418;thestringpuller;:P (not) -175880;1356891422;pigeons;:) -175879;1356891458;mircea_popescu;wait, you were going to pay me bitcents to come up with business ideas ? -175878;1356891482;thestringpuller;That's about how much you're worth right? (sarcasm) -175877;1356891483;Bugpowder;unless the portfolio distribution gets so out of whack you can't rebalance via shifting distribution of future income, why sell? -175876;1356891505;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: that's the way I see MPOE atm -175875;1356891515;Bugpowder;It will be a bigger problem when I'm older and portfolio is much greater than income -175874;1356891533;thestringpuller;That's super long term though -175873;1356891539;Bugpowder;yeah -175872;1356891545;Bugpowder;which is how you invest -175871;1356891555;Bugpowder;goal = don't die poor -175870;1356891571;Bugpowder;for me, bitcoins are just fun :) -175869;1356891594;Bugpowder;and maybe they really will go >$100 someday -175868;1356891606;Bugpowder;and I will look like a genius to all my friends -175867;1356891620;mircea_popescu;lol -175866;1356891624;Bugpowder;and make a few of them some money on the way -175865;1356891627;mircea_popescu;they will trade over 100 by 2015. -175864;1356891631;pigeons;i look like a genius to all my friends because i go to the dentist -175863;1356891697;Bugpowder;well, I hope I haven't lost all my coins by 2012 -175862;1356891699;Bugpowder;2015 -175861;1356891700;Bugpowder;then -175860;1356891772;thestringpuller;or unless some really really rich person comes in and manipulates the coins -175859;1356891775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6385 @ 0.00064 = 4.0864 BTC [+] -175858;1356891857;Bugpowder;the hedgies don't believe in bitcoin yet -175857;1356891869;Bugpowder;if only there was a bitcoin ETF -175856;1356891875;Bugpowder;fuck that would drive the price up -175855;1356891988;thestringpuller;would it be legal though? -175854;1356891998;thestringpuller;that's all anyone cares about these days (sarcasm) -175853;1356892049;pigeons;bitcoins are more illegal than skateboards i say -175852;1356892049;Bugpowder;bitcoin is the BRK-A of currencies. -175851;1356892072;thestringpuller;skateboarding can be pretty illegal -175850;1356892074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13650 @ 0.00064 = 8.736 BTC [+] -175849;1356892084;thestringpuller;especially when the cops come and say "son there is no skating here" -175848;1356892090;pigeons;;;google use a skate -175847;1356892091;gribble;Use skate in a sentence | skate sentence examples: ; Skateboarding - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; How to Use a Skate Stone - YouTube: -175846;1356892103;pigeons;;;google use a skate go to -175845;1356892104;gribble;Thrasher Skateboard Magazine | September 1988: ; How To Skateboard: The Basics: ; Hockey Skate Guides: -175844;1356892115;pigeons;;;google "use a skate go to" -175843;1356892116;gribble;Thrasher Skateboard Magazine | September 1988: ; How To Skateboard: The Basics: ; Hockey Skate Guides: -175842;1356892120;pigeons;oh well -175841;1356892122;thestringpuller;;;google use a skate to ollie -175840;1356892123;gribble;Ollie (skateboarding) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; How to Ollie on a Skateboard - Ollie Setup: ; Ollie - Skateboarding Dictionary: -175839;1356892149;pigeons;son, no bitcoins here -175838;1356892220;thestringpuller;i can see an SEC official saying that -175837;1356892230;thestringpuller;why is cups so annoying -175836;1356892234;thestringpuller;OMG CUPS find my printer -175835;1356892598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00064 = 9.408 BTC [+] -175834;1356892852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00064 = 3.904 BTC [+] -175833;1356893033;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: what if a bunch of vendors just start accepting bitcoin? Wouldn't that as well drive the price up, albeit more slowly than a whale billionaire coming in. -175832;1356893042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00064 = 1.216 BTC [+] -175831;1356893493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00064 = 4.896 BTC [+] -175830;1356893756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1289 @ 0.0036 = 4.6404 BTC [+] -175829;1356893765;Bugpowder;The only sustainable rise is from market acceptance -175828;1356893935;thestringpuller;there's only room in this town for once currency -175827;1356893939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7412 @ 0.00064 = 4.7437 BTC [+] -175826;1356893942;thestringpuller;one* -175825;1356894327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00064 = 3.84 BTC [+] -175824;1356894464;thestringpuller;ART is a scam -175823;1356894506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8761 @ 0.00064 = 5.607 BTC [+] -175822;1356894558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12950 @ 0.00064 = 8.288 BTC [+] -175821;1356894645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7716 @ 0.00064 = 4.9382 BTC [+] -175820;1356894802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00064 = 0.512 BTC [+] -175819;1356894897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7129 @ 0.00064 = 4.5626 BTC [+] -175818;1356895234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00064 = 2.048 BTC [+] -175817;1356895244;thestringpuller;I'm EskimoBob I'm so cool, I'm making ART and selling it for bitcoins -175816;1356895268;thestringpuller;I should take bets against BTC companies going bankrupt -175815;1356895269;thestringpuller;like yours -175814;1356895271;thestringpuller;:D -175813;1356895325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7407 @ 0.00064 = 4.7405 BTC [+] -175812;1356895515;pigeons;i will loan you ART shares -175811;1356895546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8589 @ 0.00064 = 5.497 BTC [+] -175810;1356895556;thestringpuller;I will short them and prove mah point :D -175809;1356895641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00064 = 5.6 BTC [+] -175808;1356895673;pigeons;ok write up a contract -175807;1356895675;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu STAT is still fucked up for futures deposits -175806;1356895678;pigeons;how many shares ya want? -175805;1356895704;thestringpuller;pigeons: smickles is my broker we'll have to wait for him -175804;1356895709;thestringpuller;pigeons: if you is serious -175803;1356895717;pigeons;i am -175802;1356895748;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: cocoa who said anything about cocoa? -175801;1356895767;thestringpuller;sudo apt-get install ghostscript-cups -175800;1356895770;thestringpuller;frak -175799;1356895786;thestringpuller;dude I hate cups so much -175798;1356895794;thestringpuller;this makes me NOT want to use linux anymore -175797;1356895846;pigeons;cat document | lpr -175796;1356895958;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder looking -175795;1356895960;thestringpuller;yea but it keeps returning Print-Job client-error-document-format-not-supported: Unsupported format -175794;1356895972;Bugpowder;set details -175793;1356895976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00064 = 15.04 BTC [+] -175792;1356895980;thestringpuller;omg -175791;1356895986;thestringpuller;i just want to print out sheet music for my lesson -175790;1356895988;thestringpuller;WHHHYYY -175789;1356896221;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder check. -175788;1356896329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00064 = 5.824 BTC [+] -175787;1356896362;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I have an offer you can't refuse -175786;1356896365;mircea_popescu;aha ? -175785;1356896387;thestringpuller;I will send you a brainwashed scarlett johansen for 10mn shares of MPOE -175784;1356896564;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119628.msg1426412#new -175783;1356896852;thestringpuller;mwahahahaha -175782;1356896879;Diablo-D3;brainwashed? meh -175781;1356896885;Diablo-D3;I prefer them feisty -175780;1356896887;Bugpowder;mircea+popescu Looks fixed -175779;1356896909;thestringpuller;he probably has fiddy bitches dat hotter than dat blonde -175778;1356896914;Diablo-D3;https://github.com/ircmaxell/PHPPHP -175777;1356896925;Diablo-D3;end of the world, it was late, but here it is -175776;1356897124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00064 = 7.296 BTC [+] -175775;1356897287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12450 @ 0.00064 = 7.968 BTC [+] -175774;1356897394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7908 @ 0.00064 = 5.0611 BTC [+] -175773;1356897692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00064 = 4.8 BTC [+] -175772;1356897828;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder appreciate the headsup. -175771;1356898008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00064 = 4.096 BTC [+] -175770;1356898293;Bugpowder;ur welcome -175769;1356898324;kakobrekla;ur mom -175768;1356898640;mircea_popescu;urchin -175767;1356898646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13975 @ 0.00064 = 8.944 BTC [+] -175766;1356899429;Bugpowder;evoorhees pimpin' S.DICE on the forum -175765;1356899449;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1426516#msg1426516 -175764;1356899975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00064 = 5.952 BTC [+] -175763;1356900345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00064 = 5.824 BTC [+] -175762;1356900737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00064 = 4.288 BTC [+] -175761;1356901392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00064 = 6.816 BTC [+] -175760;1356901642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.0006392 = 13.1036 BTC [-] -175759;1356901644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14570 @ 0.00063906 = 9.3111 BTC [-] -175758;1356901645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10772 @ 0.00063883 = 6.8815 BTC [-] -175757;1356901646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00063849 = 1.8516 BTC [-] -175756;1356901647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00063805 = 6.8909 BTC [-] -175755;1356901648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4320 @ 0.00063695 = 2.7516 BTC [-] -175754;1356901649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00063488 = 5.9996 BTC [-] -175753;1356901651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00063485 = 3.9043 BTC [-] -175752;1356901652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00063418 = 5.5808 BTC [-] -175751;1356901653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10358 @ 0.00063406 = 6.5676 BTC [-] -175750;1356901654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00063385 = 6.8456 BTC [-] -175749;1356901654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.0006334 = 5.4472 BTC [-] -175748;1356901655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00063306 = 11.585 BTC [-] -175747;1356901656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12516 @ 0.00063273 = 7.9192 BTC [-] -175746;1356901657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00063271 = 4.429 BTC [-] -175745;1356901658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7322 @ 0.00063264 = 4.6322 BTC [-] -175744;1356901659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00063247 = 8.9811 BTC [-] -175743;1356901660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00063231 = 5.3114 BTC [-] -175742;1356901661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00063228 = 6.2912 BTC [-] -175741;1356901662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31158 @ 0.00063203 = 19.6928 BTC [-] -175740;1356901663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7576 @ 0.000632 = 4.788 BTC [-] -175739;1356901663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00063195 = 2.5594 BTC [-] -175738;1356901664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.00063193 = 5.5926 BTC [-] -175737;1356901665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21100 @ 0.0006319 = 13.3331 BTC [-] -175736;1356901666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00063172 = 1.7372 BTC [-] -175735;1356901667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9740 @ 0.0006317 = 6.1528 BTC [-] -175734;1356901669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00063153 = 5.3049 BTC [-] -175733;1356901670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.0006315 = 13.8299 BTC [-] -175732;1356901671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00063147 = 3.8204 BTC [-] -175731;1356901672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4250 @ 0.00063124 = 2.6828 BTC [-] -175730;1356901673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00063104 = 8.5821 BTC [-] -175729;1356901673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00063102 = 6.2155 BTC [-] -175728;1356901674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6796 @ 0.00063089 = 4.2875 BTC [-] -175727;1356901675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8756 @ 0.00063089 = 5.5241 BTC [-] -175726;1356901676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00063084 = 3.4065 BTC [-] -175725;1356901677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9690 @ 0.00063071 = 6.1116 BTC [-] -175724;1356901678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3640 @ 0.00063055 = 2.2952 BTC [-] -175723;1356901679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9934 @ 0.00063048 = 6.2632 BTC [-] -175722;1356901680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00063048 = 3.1209 BTC [-] -175721;1356901681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9591 @ 0.00063044 = 6.0466 BTC [-] -175720;1356901682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00063034 = 4.9167 BTC [-] -175719;1356901683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00063034 = 4.8851 BTC [-] -175718;1356901683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00063032 = 2.4267 BTC [-] -175717;1356901684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.00063023 = 1.8592 BTC [-] -175716;1356901685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00063012 = 1.6383 BTC [-] -175715;1356901686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00063011 = 7.3093 BTC [-] -175714;1356901687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6279 @ 0.00062996 = 3.9555 BTC [-] -175713;1356901688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00062978 = 5.3216 BTC [-] -175712;1356901689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3750 @ 0.00062965 = 2.3612 BTC [-] -175711;1356901689;Bugpowder;looks like the bot owner just realized what was happening :) -175710;1356901690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00062957 = 6.9882 BTC [-] -175709;1356901691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00062953 = 8.8764 BTC [-] -175708;1356901692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00062942 = 4.5318 BTC [-] -175707;1356901692;pigeons;tax purposes -175706;1356901693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00062908 = 7.6119 BTC [-] -175705;1356901694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00062906 = 6.1648 BTC [-] -175704;1356901695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00062904 = 3.4283 BTC [-] -175703;1356901696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7303 @ 0.000629 = 4.5936 BTC [-] -175702;1356901697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00062898 = 2.7675 BTC [-] -175701;1356901698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00062894 = 2.956 BTC [-] -175700;1356901699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13350 @ 0.00062893 = 8.3962 BTC [-] -175699;1356901700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14234 @ 0.00062892 = 8.952 BTC [-] -175698;1356901701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00062887 = 4.9052 BTC [-] -175697;1356901702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7135 @ 0.00062876 = 4.4862 BTC [-] -175696;1356901703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13230 @ 0.00062876 = 8.3185 BTC [-] -175695;1356901704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.0006287 = 5.6897 BTC [-] -175694;1356901705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.0006286 = 6.726 BTC [-] -175693;1356901706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550 @ 0.00062851 = 2.2312 BTC [-] -175692;1356901707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8730 @ 0.00062849 = 5.4867 BTC [-] -175691;1356901708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14872 @ 0.00062845 = 9.3463 BTC [-] -175690;1356901709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9650 @ 0.00062841 = 6.0642 BTC [-] -175689;1356901710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7633 @ 0.00062841 = 4.7967 BTC [-] -175688;1356901711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24805 @ 0.00062841 = 15.5877 BTC [-] -175687;1356901712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00062823 = 6.4079 BTC [-] -175686;1356901713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00062822 = 4.1463 BTC [-] -175685;1356901714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00062816 = 5.7791 BTC [-] -175684;1356901715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00062809 = 8.1652 BTC [-] -175683;1356901716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30100 @ 0.00062806 = 18.9046 BTC [-] -175682;1356901717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18592 @ 0.00062796 = 11.675 BTC [-] -175681;1356901718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00062788 = 7.6915 BTC [-] -175680;1356901718;pigeons;shit i have no money in mpex to buy up -175679;1356901719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00062781 = 19.9016 BTC [-] -175678;1356901720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.0006278 = 16.825 BTC [-] -175677;1356901721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00062777 = 6.0894 BTC [-] -175676;1356901722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12240 @ 0.00062772 = 7.6833 BTC [-] -175675;1356901723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26650 @ 0.00062771 = 16.7285 BTC [-] -175674;1356901724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.0006277 = 1.632 BTC [-] -175673;1356901725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00062768 = 6.5279 BTC [-] -175672;1356901726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24966 @ 0.00062763 = 15.6694 BTC [-] -175671;1356901727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00062751 = 4.0161 BTC [-] -175670;1356901728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00062743 = 0.8157 BTC [-] -175669;1356901729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00062732 = 5.9595 BTC [-] -175668;1356901730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6350 @ 0.00062729 = 3.9833 BTC [-] -175667;1356901731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13028 @ 0.0006272 = 8.1712 BTC [-] -175666;1356901732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3136 @ 0.00062715 = 1.9667 BTC [-] -175665;1356901733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00062712 = 7.0237 BTC [-] -175664;1356901734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4840 @ 0.00062708 = 3.0351 BTC [-] -175663;1356901735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00062706 = 6.2079 BTC [-] -175662;1356901736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9904 @ 0.00062705 = 6.2103 BTC [-] -175661;1356901737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00062698 = 10.2198 BTC [-] -175660;1356901738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00062695 = 8.1504 BTC [-] -175659;1356901739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.0006269 = 9.0901 BTC [-] -175658;1356901740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34700 @ 0.00062687 = 21.7524 BTC [-] -175657;1356901741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00062686 = 7.8984 BTC [-] -175656;1356901742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00062672 = 6.3612 BTC [-] -175655;1356901743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43950 @ 0.00062669 = 27.543 BTC [-] -175654;1356901744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00062663 = 5.201 BTC [-] -175653;1356901745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00062654 = 4.1665 BTC [-] -175652;1356901746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00062644 = 7.8305 BTC [-] -175651;1356901747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9688 @ 0.00062641 = 6.0687 BTC [-] -175650;1356901748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29097 @ 0.0006264 = 18.2264 BTC [-] -175649;1356901749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2722 @ 0.00062636 = 1.705 BTC [-] -175648;1356901750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26500 @ 0.0006262 = 16.5943 BTC [-] -175647;1356901751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6278 @ 0.00062619 = 3.9312 BTC [-] -175646;1356901789;Bugpowder;ask is still 64000 -175645;1356901795;pigeons;oh -175644;1356901824;pigeons;!ticker S.MPOE -175643;1356901825;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00062616 / 0.00063518 / 0.00064 (3479023 shares, 2,209.83 BTC), 30day: 0.00050368 / 0.00057298 / 0.00064 (74518119 shares, 42,697.42 BTC) -175642;1356901845;mircea_popescu;jesus two pages of this it moved .x% -175641;1356901849;Bugpowder;about 1.5MM -175640;1356901852;Bugpowder;shares -175639;1356901863;Bugpowder;1.5MM to go -175638;1356901873;Bugpowder;2MM -175637;1356901877;pigeons;enough of that, release the volatility! -175636;1356901880;Bugpowder;ha -175635;1356902060;Bugpowder;"‘Major setback’ in fiscal cliff talks" Yesss. -175634;1356902091;Bugpowder;ES down 26.70 after hours... probably more tomorrow -175633;1356902125;mircea_popescu;it's never happening, thatdeal. -175632;1356902394;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135318385329.jpg and here's a girl with a pachiderm -175631;1356903129;Bugpowder;;;ticker -175630;1356903130;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45000, Best ask: 13.45006, Bid-ask spread: 0.00006, Last trade: 13.45006, 24 hour volume: 7984.25471044, 24 hour low: 13.35000, 24 hour high: 13.50000, 24 hour vwap: 13.42313 -175629;1356906644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5150 @ 0.00064 = 3.296 BTC [+] -175628;1356906765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7052 @ 0.00064 = 4.5133 BTC [+] -175627;1356908376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2347 @ 0.00064 = 1.5021 BTC [+] -175626;1356908449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4808 @ 0.00064 = 3.0771 BTC [+] -175625;1356908805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3858 @ 0.00064 = 2.4691 BTC [+] -175624;1356909141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6350 @ 0.00064 = 4.064 BTC [+] -175623;1356909233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00064 = 1.152 BTC [+] -175622;1356910608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25550 @ 0.00064 = 16.352 BTC [+] -175621;1356910927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00064 = 7.296 BTC [+] -175620;1356911406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00348516 = 5.2277 BTC [-] -175619;1356911408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1614 @ 0.0035004 = 5.6496 BTC [+] -175618;1356911409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5219 @ 0.0036 = 18.7884 BTC [+] -175617;1356911557;PsychoticBoy;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=100521.msg1426675#msg1426675 -175616;1356911820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00064 = 4.8 BTC [+] -175615;1356912158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00064 = 8.64 BTC [+] -175614;1356912426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 54054 @ 0.0036 = 194.5944 BTC [+] -175613;1356912604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12780 @ 0.00064 = 8.1792 BTC [+] -175612;1356912899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00064 = 2.88 BTC [+] -175611;1356912994;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -175610;1356912996;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00343244 / 0.00357478 / 0.0036 (100846 shares, 360.50 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00307919 / 0.0037 (8771555 shares, 27,009.29 BTC) -175609;1356913161;smickles;thestringpuller: I noticed a hilight from you? -175608;1356915015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00347687 = 4.5199 BTC [-] -175607;1356915078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00347687 = 2.4338 BTC [-] -175606;1356915126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4752 @ 0.00064 = 3.0413 BTC [+] -175605;1356915469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9479 @ 0.00064 = 6.0666 BTC [+] -175604;1356915730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 756 @ 0.00064 = 0.4838 BTC [+] -175603;1356915896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5380 @ 0.00064 = 3.4432 BTC [+] -175602;1356916068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00064 = 2.528 BTC [+] -175601;1356916226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00064 = 6.048 BTC [+] -175600;1356916299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00064 = 3.072 BTC [+] -175599;1356916918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.00064 = 1.248 BTC [+] -175598;1356917227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00064 = 4.128 BTC [+] -175597;1356917443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00064 = 9.984 BTC [+] -175596;1356917880;Ukto;you know.. i havent see goat on irc lately.. -175595;1356917884;Ukto;chang... you there? -175594;1356917884;Ukto;hiding? -175593;1356917900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5060 @ 0.00064 = 3.2384 BTC [+] -175592;1356918428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00064 = 1.28 BTC [+] -175591;1356918649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00064 = 3.616 BTC [+] -175590;1356918722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7550 @ 0.00064 = 4.832 BTC [+] -175589;1356918738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2140 @ 0.0036 = 7.704 BTC [+] -175588;1356918914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00064 = 6.848 BTC [+] -175587;1356920273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550 @ 0.00064 = 2.272 BTC [+] -175586;1356923106;Bugpowder;;;ticker -175585;1356923107;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.47001, Best ask: 13.49500, Bid-ask spread: 0.02499, Last trade: 13.36634, 24 hour volume: 11919.39373294, 24 hour low: 13.35000, 24 hour high: 13.59000, 24 hour vwap: 13.45637 -175584;1356923974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2165 @ 0.00064 = 1.3856 BTC [+] -175583;1356924262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3457 @ 0.0036 = 12.4452 BTC [+] -175582;1356924263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0036128 = 5.4192 BTC [+] -175581;1356924265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2061 @ 0.00364366 = 7.5096 BTC [+] -175580;1356924266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00365195 = 2.1912 BTC [+] -175579;1356924267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 184750 @ 0.0036675 = 677.5706 BTC [+] -175578;1356924268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 385000 @ 0.00368 = 1416.8 BTC [+] -175577;1356924269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 98307 @ 0.00369 = 362.7528 BTC [+] -175576;1356924359;Bugpowder;YEAHHHH -175575;1356924383;Bugpowder;dats what I'm talkin about -175574;1356924423;Bugpowder;only 10,000 BTC to go -175573;1356924439;mircea_popescu;o hey -175572;1356924441;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dicer -175571;1356924442;assbot;Invalid ticker. -175570;1356924443;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -175569;1356924444;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00343244 / 0.00366364 / 0.00369 (777923 shares, 2,850.03 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.0031218 / 0.0037 (9438672 shares, 29,465.71 BTC) -175568;1356924753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 349193 @ 0.00369 = 1288.5222 BTC [+] -175567;1356924754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 191347 @ 0.0036999 = 707.9648 BTC [+] -175566;1356924970;mircea_popescu;ok, at this rate 10k will be gone by new year's -175565;1356925059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 68558 @ 0.0036999 = 253.6577 BTC [+] -175564;1356925282;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.41704471 = 417.0447 BTC [+] -175563;1356925287;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.49178391 = 491.7839 BTC [+] -175562;1356925348;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -175561;1356925350;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00343244 / 0.00367707 / 0.0036999 (1387021 shares, 5,100.18 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.0031565 / 0.0037 (10047770 shares, 31,715.85 BTC) -175560;1356925447;mircea_popescu;is blockchain.info down ? -175559;1356925559;kakobrekla;flushdns -175558;1356925656;mircea_popescu;a ok -175557;1356925662;kakobrekla;you shold resolve to 91.203.74.204 -175556;1356925663;mircea_popescu;jesus it's been nasty with dns's the past week -175555;1356925664;kakobrekla;not 203 -175554;1356926348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8150 @ 0.00064 = 5.216 BTC [+] -175553;1356926803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00064 = 4.864 BTC [+] -175552;1356926955;Ukto;anyone seen goat? -175551;1356927272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00064 = 1.6 BTC [+] -175550;1356927294;Ukto;Diablo-D3 ? -175549;1356927582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00064 = 2.688 BTC [+] -175548;1356927894;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 3 @ 0.18636531 = 0.5591 BTC [-] -175547;1356927930;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.10171553 BTC [-] -175546;1356927949;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.1571495 BTC [-] -175545;1356927976;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [+] -175544;1356927993;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.132 BTC [+] -175543;1356928016;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 4 @ 0.16782549 = 0.6713 BTC [+] -175542;1356928046;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.09210954 BTC [-] -175541;1356928061;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 2 @ 0.20838298 = 0.4168 BTC [+] -175540;1356928267;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.41704471 = 417.0447 BTC [+] -175539;1356928268;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.49178391 = 491.7839 BTC [+] -175538;1356928514;Bugpowder;finally some action this weekend -175537;1356928521;Ukto;u get some action? :P -175536;1356928526;Bugpowder;or week -175535;1356928529;Bugpowder;actually -175534;1356928549;Bugpowder;yeah I just bot 2 options -175533;1356928556;Bugpowder;yesss -175532;1356928726;thestringpuller;15 is gonna be the key number I think -175531;1356928733;thestringpuller;We'll push past 14 -175530;1356928748;thestringpuller;;;ticker -175529;1356928749;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.37397, Best ask: 13.46467, Bid-ask spread: 0.09070, Last trade: 13.37394, 24 hour volume: 11910.87556799, 24 hour low: 13.35000, 24 hour high: 13.59000, 24 hour vwap: 13.46368 -175528;1356928767;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -175527;1356928768;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 hours, 47 minutes, and 8 seconds ago: * smickles fruktose -175526;1356928863;Namjies;What's the MPSIC for BTC? -175525;1356929020;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.15504577 BTC [+] -175524;1356929049;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175523;1356929070;smickles;thestringpuller: yo -175522;1356929084;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175521;1356929086;smickles;Namjies: there is not mpsic for btc -175520;1356929126;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.17406879 BTC [+] -175519;1356929132;smickles;Namjies: however, stat reports btc as CxBTC -175518;1356929576;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.15500665 BTC [-] -175517;1356929639;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175516;1356929668;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175515;1356929701;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.17402496 BTC [-] -175514;1356929873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00064 = 2.752 BTC [+] -175513;1356929911;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.15500665 BTC [-] -175512;1356929960;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175511;1356929996;Bugpowder;;;TICKER -175510;1356929997;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45001, Best ask: 13.49880, Bid-ask spread: 0.04879, Last trade: 13.45001, 24 hour volume: 12002.95742282, 24 hour low: 13.35000, 24 hour high: 13.59000, 24 hour vwap: 13.46419 -175509;1356930001;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175508;1356930049;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.17398581 BTC [-] -175507;1356930074;Bugpowder;Is there a web feed of 24 hour vwap that I can scrape from somewhere? -175506;1356930118;Bugpowder;I am scraping mtgox last price off bitcoincharts which gives volativilty in my spreadsheet -175505;1356930145;smickles;Bugpowder: https://mtgox.com/api/1/BTCUSD/ticker ? -175504;1356930150;smickles;it has vwap in it -175503;1356930172;smickles;but bitcoincharts 24h vwap is different -175502;1356930192;smickles;it seems the bitcoincharts # is based on all exchanges -175501;1356930200;Bugpowder;yeah I don't care about thiers -175500;1356930210;Bugpowder;mtgox is what I want -175499;1356930215;Bugpowder;cause its a bigger number -175498;1356930220;Bugpowder;makes me feel more rich -175497;1356930231;smickles;heh -175496;1356930242;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -175495;1356930244;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -175494;1356930255;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -175493;1356930256;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -175492;1356930296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00064 = 5.184 BTC [+] -175491;1356930696;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -175490;1356930698;gribble;13.42 -175489;1356930719;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.15493302 BTC [-] -175488;1356930755;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175487;1356930776;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175486;1356930807;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.17394246 BTC [-] -175485;1356930822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11996 @ 0.00064 = 7.6774 BTC [+] -175484;1356930824;Bugpowder;grrr -175483;1356930848;smickles;Bugpowder: grrr? -175482;1356930850;Bugpowder;its not in table or list format so I can't figure out how to pull it properly into the google doc. any suggestions smiles? -175481;1356930857;Bugpowder;smikcles -175480;1356930862;Bugpowder;sigh -175479;1356930879;smickles;google doc can't handle json? -175478;1356930914;Bugpowder;hmmm -175477;1356930919;Bugpowder;i will check -175476;1356930932;Bugpowder;it should -175475;1356931081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3983 @ 0.00064 = 2.5491 BTC [+] -175474;1356931419;Bugpowder;I gotta write a sciprt to do it then -175473;1356931444;Bugpowder;I will figure this out later... mush watch this game -175472;1356931448;leotreasure;happy new years eve! https://soundcloud.com/djleo/deflationary-forces -175471;1356931449;Bugpowder;touchdown RGIII -175470;1356931488;Bugpowder;Thanks for the pointers -175469;1356931655;mircea_popescu;haha nice leotreasure -175468;1356931699;leotreasure;:) thanks mircea_popescu -175467;1356933585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 28 @ 0.0036999 = 0.1036 BTC [+] -175466;1356933769;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.15474813 BTC [-] -175465;1356933816;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175464;1356933843;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175463;1356933878;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.17373531 BTC [-] -175462;1356934088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00064 = 1.408 BTC [+] -175461;1356934194;Bugpowder;TONY ROMO comes thru in the clutch -175460;1356934311;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.41598735 = 415.9874 BTC [-] -175459;1356934313;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.49067089 = 490.6709 BTC [-] -175458;1356934336;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.15433309 BTC [-] -175457;1356934365;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175456;1356934379;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175455;1356934427;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.17399111 BTC [+] -175454;1356934478;mircea_popescu;smickles is that your bot doing p120 at .15 ? -175453;1356934551;smickles;hmm, yeah, apparently my volatility measure is up there -175452;1356934573;smickles;I'm mostly workin out other kinks right now tho -175451;1356934605;smickles;but 10.43 seems like a long way to go down to to break even on that -175450;1356934606;mircea_popescu;i c -175449;1356934622;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.15433309 BTC [-] -175448;1356934626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14318 @ 0.00064 = 9.1635 BTC [+] -175447;1356934656;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175446;1356934675;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.19999999 BTC [+] -175445;1356934718;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.17399111 BTC [+] -175444;1356935834;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.41598735 = 415.9874 BTC [-] -175443;1356935844;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.49067089 = 490.6709 BTC [-] -175442;1356935866;mircea_popescu;!ticker O.BTCUSD.P200T -175441;1356935867;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1day: 0.49067089 / 0.4912274 / 0.49178391 (4000 shares, 1,964.91 BTC), 30day: 0.47526087 / 0.56767292 / 0.62061168 (18000 shares, 10,218.11 BTC) -175440;1356935925;smickles;4000 in the past 24hrs? -175439;1356936007;mircea_popescu;seems that way -175438;1356936024;mircea_popescu;anyway. im off for the day. take care all. -175437;1356965554;Bugpowder;over 80k bet on S.DICE this morning -175436;1356965585;mircea_popescu;no ?! -175435;1356965594;Bugpowder;still going -175434;1356965600;Bugpowder;5000BTC swings -175433;1356965609;mircea_popescu;are they under or over ? -175432;1356965615;Bugpowder;currently SDICE is up another 3000 -175431;1356965624;Bugpowder;but 20 minutes ago they were down 3000 -175430;1356965637;Bugpowder;so for the month, around 23,000 -175429;1356965638;mircea_popescu;heh -175428;1356965661;Bugpowder;They may surpass 500,000 BTC volume this month -175427;1356965677;Bugpowder;Wait a sec.... is that more than MPEX??? -175426;1356965681;mircea_popescu;i guess the problem with sdice is that anyone can make competition for them etc -175425;1356965685;mircea_popescu;o ya. way. -175424;1356965719;Bugpowder;If this volume keeps up after Jan 1... -175423;1356965730;mircea_popescu;yeah. -175422;1356965736;Bugpowder;We are looking at expected revenue of 10,000/mo -175421;1356965749;mircea_popescu;or 100k a year over a 3-400k company. -175420;1356965754;mircea_popescu;IN BTC. which also appreciates. -175419;1356965789;Bugpowder;Almost as profitable as MPOE -175418;1356965816;mircea_popescu;well, very different things. mpoe was mostly profitable through share appreciation, dice mostly through dividends -175417;1356965830;Bugpowder;I don't mean the stock -175416;1356965836;Bugpowder;but yeah -175415;1356965844;mircea_popescu;in other news http://static.infowars.com/2012/12/i/general/counterthink_large.jpg -175414;1356965880;Bugpowder;;;ticker -175413;1356965880;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.43996, Best ask: 13.44994, Bid-ask spread: 0.00998, Last trade: 13.43996, 24 hour volume: 15187.67923515, 24 hour low: 13.36000, 24 hour high: 13.59000, 24 hour vwap: 13.46604 -175412;1356965963;mircea_popescu;tbh it's likely s.mpoe was overbought because the large blocks on sale for s.dice had a depressing effect. -175411;1356965977;mircea_popescu;i am curious if it will resolve by massive buys into s.dice or by sales of s.mpoe -175410;1356965993;Bugpowder;+1,721 -175409;1356966008;mircea_popescu;so 25k now ? -175408;1356966021;Bugpowder;no -175407;1356966026;Bugpowder;21700 -175406;1356966035;mircea_popescu;o o -175405;1356966049;mircea_popescu;i thought they were 23k before -175404;1356966055;mircea_popescu;so -1300 is what you meant ? -175403;1356966061;Bugpowder;well -175402;1356966067;Bugpowder;I'm just posting a rolling update -175401;1356966072;Bugpowder;for this mornings action -175400;1356966228;Bugpowder;betting pace is around 10BTC / s -175399;1356966261;mircea_popescu;oy vey. -175398;1356966292;Bugpowder;shit -175397;1356966294;Bugpowder;+300 -175396;1356966301;Bugpowder;I have to stop looking -175395;1356966320;mircea_popescu;lol -175394;1356966323;mircea_popescu;fascinating is it -175393;1356966331;Bugpowder;It's like 2000 BTC a minute swings -175392;1356966347;Bugpowder;Yes it's like I"M betting -175391;1356966353;mircea_popescu;lol -175390;1356966367;Bugpowder;Also fascinating, who is doing this? -175389;1356966372;mircea_popescu;srsly. -175388;1356966375;mircea_popescu;chinese ppl ? -175387;1356966377;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. -175386;1356966383;mircea_popescu;can the addies be traced at all to anything ? -175385;1356966388;Bugpowder;I wish we could trace them -175384;1356966391;mircea_popescu;single entity ? wide diversity ? something in between ? -175383;1356966403;mircea_popescu;isn't something like taint analysis usable in principle to do it ? -175382;1356966417;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/1Di6ux3CQBNXCZLD76BsnYWDo6XnFGzQah -175381;1356966422;mircea_popescu;you're the research scientist cum brain surgeon, do something -175380;1356966433;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/1B5h9sf6xNLYGa3NBk48hwYbxyNZ22PRJk -175379;1356966434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26234 @ 0.00064 = 16.7898 BTC [+] -175378;1356966459;Bugpowder;You know more about bitcoin and network analysis than me -175377;1356966487;Bugpowder;not a happy account graph :) http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1B5h9sf6xNLYGa3NBk48hwYbxyNZ22PRJk -175376;1356966527;mircea_popescu;so basically someone bought 200k worth of btc and bet it all ? -175375;1356966527;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/17sjYPaYJAvtwXM2q5ojzrCiYewnQMBi9y -175374;1356966533;Bugpowder;They are all going to be traced back to evorhees -175373;1356966546;mircea_popescu;o ? -175372;1356966546;Bugpowder;just recycling the profits -175371;1356966552;Bugpowder;to boost the traffic -175370;1356966561;Bugpowder;this is my new theory -175369;1356966567;Bugpowder;heheh -175368;1356966572;mircea_popescu;i tell you what, if you can prove that one you're the new bitcoin star. -175367;1356966576;mircea_popescu;you can even be my forum pr. -175366;1356966591;mircea_popescu;even tho you're not a girl. -175365;1356966595;Bugpowder;He says his coins are untraceable -175364;1356966604;Bugpowder;(the ones he spends) -175363;1356966615;mircea_popescu;evoorhees ? possibly because most of it come from mpex lol -175362;1356966790;Bugpowder;-2000 -175361;1356966820;mircea_popescu;i thought you weren;t looking. -175360;1356967308;Bugpowder;+617 -175359;1356967314;Bugpowder;You know.... -175358;1356967353;Bugpowder;This evoorhees recycling mpex share sales to goose volumes hypothesis is... disturbingly plausible. -175357;1356967410;Bugpowder;Its a small number of addresses that bet heavily for a day at irregular intervals -175356;1356967543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00064 = 2.368 BTC [+] -175355;1356967693;Bugpowder;The dates of IPO share sales don't consistently lead the volume spike days though -175354;1356967693;Bugpowder;which you might expect if someone stupid would try to pull this off -175353;1356967913;kakobrekla;;;rate pizzaman1337 1 a valued customer -175352;1356967915;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user pizzaman1337 has been recorded. -175351;1356967924;mircea_popescu;the thing is, long or short interval, makes no difference in the blockchain -175350;1356967953;mircea_popescu;but on the other hand, mpex volume isn't 500k. it's 100k. not all of that is s.dice either. he'd have 20k or something to pump price with -175349;1356967958;mircea_popescu;what'd that do ? -175348;1356967996;mircea_popescu;drop in the bucket. unless he'd spin it like 50 times each coin, in which case it should be bleedingly obvious. -175347;1356968004;thestringpuller;Sir Mircea Popescu of the Romanian gangsterhood. -175346;1356968011;mircea_popescu;lmao what ? -175345;1356968042;thestringpuller;*shrug* I was just tryin to come up with a funny name. -175344;1356968060;thestringpuller;is ART listed on bitfunder? -175343;1356968103;Bugpowder;MEXICO CITY -175342;1356968110;Bugpowder;Is it the cartels? -175341;1356968134;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder that is an entirely plausible hypothesis also -175340;1356968140;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/tx-index/40410720/0 -175339;1356968198;mircea_popescu;still, it'd be trivial to lease a vps there and relay -175338;1356968211;mircea_popescu;trivial if one thinks about it, obviously. -175337;1356968211;Bugpowder;yeah -175336;1356968219;Bugpowder;well -175335;1356968227;thestringpuller;Final Balance: 7,180.33674724 BTC -175334;1356968229;thestringpuller;heh -175333;1356968233;Bugpowder;clicking through blockchain.info is not the right way to do this -175332;1356968249;mircea_popescu;well ya, thing is... crime usually gets caught not by whatever having been too difficult, but by it being trivial and nobody thinking of it. -175331;1356968618;mircea_popescu;ok that's a new record -175330;1356968623;mircea_popescu;someone look at mpex's deposit addy. -175329;1356969156;Bugpowder;heh -175328;1356969165;Bugpowder;that's just about enough to sell through the S.DICE IPO -175327;1356969364;mircea_popescu;isn't it. -175326;1356969375;mircea_popescu;im curious if that's what it's for. -175325;1356969570;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00370000*2959421 -175324;1356969571;gribble;10949.8577 -175323;1356969590;mircea_popescu;lol wipage. -175322;1356970024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 152067 @ 0.0036999 = 562.6327 BTC [+] -175321;1356970025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 460 @ 0.00369999 = 1.702 BTC [+] -175320;1356970025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2550181 @ 0.0037 = 9435.6697 BTC [+] -175319;1356970086;mircea_popescu;that settles that. -175318;1356970135;Bugpowder;HAHAHAHAH -175317;1356970137;Bugpowder;YES -175316;1356970139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7887 @ 0.00064 = 5.0477 BTC [+] -175315;1356970275;mircea_popescu;i wonder where it'll settle. -175314;1356970278;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -175313;1356970279;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00343244 / 0.00369289 / 0.0037 (4067561 shares, 15,021.09 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00327158 / 0.0037 (12729838 shares, 41,646.72 BTC) -175312;1356970318;kakobrekla;preety insane. -175311;1356970429;mircea_popescu;btc finance ftw. -175310;1356970479;Bugpowder;well i have asks at 70 95 and 128 -175309;1356970490;mircea_popescu;maybe all 3 are hit lmao -175308;1356970502;Bugpowder;i would be ok on that -175307;1356970576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400000 @ 0.00064 = 2176 BTC [+] -175306;1356970591;mircea_popescu;ahaha ok, well. now i feel better :D -175305;1356970594;mircea_popescu;s.mpoe all left out! -175304;1356970662;Bugpowder;Thats the exact right strategy to buy S.MPOE though -175303;1356970672;Bugpowder;finish off the tier -175302;1356970698;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: fight breaks out during fiscal cliff talks -175301;1356970704;thestringpuller;no compromise in sight -175300;1356970709;thestringpuller;:P -175299;1356970715;thestringpuller;looks like your day -175298;1356970840;mircea_popescu;fight lol -175297;1356970847;mircea_popescu;did anyone take of shoes to beat on table ? -175296;1356970945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3268 @ 0.00361906 = 11.8271 BTC [-] -175295;1356970949;mircea_popescu;wait. -175294;1356970976;mircea_popescu;;;calc (562+ 9435+2176) / (22-7( -175293;1356970977;gribble;Error: unexpected EOF while parsing (, line 1) -175292;1356970979;mircea_popescu;;;calc (562+ 9435+2176) / (22-7) -175291;1356970980;gribble;811.533333333 -175290;1356970988;mircea_popescu;811 btc per minute. MOAR THAN SDICE! -175289;1356970997;Bugpowder;nope -175288;1356971001;Bugpowder;10BTC / s -175287;1356971007;Bugpowder;oh -175286;1356971011;Bugpowder;nm -175285;1356971012;mircea_popescu;in yo face, bugpowda -175284;1356971017;Bugpowder;i'm bad at math -175283;1356971030;thestringpuller;arent you a scientist? -175282;1356971041;mircea_popescu;he's a sexientist -175281;1356971044;mircea_popescu;sounds almost the same -175280;1356971238;Bugpowder;I'm joking -175279;1356971240;Bugpowder;hha -175278;1356971243;Bugpowder;well -175277;1356971254;Bugpowder;that person that sold 1.5M @ .0018.. -175276;1356971257;Bugpowder;sucks to be him -175275;1356971607;mircea_popescu;lol for srs -175274;1356971636;Bugpowder;just took a 2700BTC loss -175273;1356971639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7196 @ 0.0037 = 26.6252 BTC [+] -175272;1356971644;Bugpowder;yeaaaah -175271;1356971646;Bugpowder;moar -175270;1356971650;Bugpowder;SELL THE FUCK THRU -175269;1356971660;mircea_popescu;same sorta thing happened to mpoe early on tho iirc -175268;1356971661;mircea_popescu;ppl panic. -175267;1356971673;Bugpowder;well -175266;1356971674;Bugpowder;yeah -175265;1356971683;Bugpowder;there is a lot of risk -175264;1356971692;Bugpowder;almost everything I panic sold has crashed -175263;1356971697;Bugpowder;F.GIGA.ETF -175262;1356971700;Bugpowder;OBSI -175261;1356971713;Bugpowder;MPCD.B -175260;1356971715;Bugpowder;MPCD.C -175259;1356971767;Bugpowder;S.MPOE was not a panic sell, just a profit taking trade that I didn't get back in on in time before uber rally -175258;1356971844;mircea_popescu;well good then -175257;1356971857;Bugpowder;I have not panic sold S.DICE -175256;1356971861;Bugpowder;only panic BUY -175255;1356971932;thestringpuller;s dice -175254;1356971944;thestringpuller;depends on people playing tho -175253;1356971956;thestringpuller;you are stealing stupid people tax -175252;1356971959;thestringpuller;like the lotto -175251;1356971996;mircea_popescu;the thing is, on fundamentals sdice is so much better than lottery -175250;1356971999;mircea_popescu;that there's a lot of room for it -175249;1356972018;thestringpuller;elaborate please -175248;1356972019;mircea_popescu;no lottery can be run this efficiently. not in the same degree of magnitude either -175247;1356972026;Bugpowder;1.9% edge -175246;1356972028;Bugpowder;no costs -175245;1356972033;Bugpowder;no political bullshit -175244;1356972036;Bugpowder;global reach -175243;1356972060;Bugpowder;linkable to other games via APIs -175242;1356972068;Bugpowder;what else? -175241;1356972081;mircea_popescu;well its good enough -175240;1356972086;thestringpuller;but what value does this provide non gamblers? -175239;1356972088;mircea_popescu;state lottery pays 60% in the best case -175238;1356972097;mircea_popescu;no lottery in fiat could be run on 2% -175237;1356972102;mircea_popescu;to non gamblers ? -175236;1356972108;Bugpowder;well... it provides revenue -175235;1356972111;Bugpowder;to shareholders -175234;1356972111;mircea_popescu;that's nonsense, what value does ford provide to non drivers -175233;1356972130;Bugpowder;negative value -175232;1356972136;Bugpowder;air pollution -175231;1356972141;Bugpowder;greenhouse gases -175230;1356972174;Bugpowder;"In 2012, the Global Casinos and Online Gambling industry is expected to generate revenue of $126.6 billion" -175229;1356972212;mircea_popescu;aha. -175228;1356972215;mircea_popescu;revenue, that is. -175227;1356972221;mircea_popescu;not turnover. -175226;1356972222;thestringpuller;hmm -175225;1356972225;mircea_popescu;and dollars only. -175224;1356972228;mircea_popescu;who knows about india -175223;1356972247;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: do you ever spend your bitcoins? -175222;1356972255;mircea_popescu;conswevatively s.dice could have 1% of the entire market -175221;1356972263;mircea_popescu;that's possibly 1 trn a year. -175220;1356972267;mircea_popescu;of which 20bn in profits on avg -175219;1356972335;mircea_popescu;this is what good start-ups are -175218;1356972337;mircea_popescu;not airbnb bs -175217;1356973380;thestringpuller;airbnb is awesome -175216;1356973389;thestringpuller;man what would i do without it -175215;1356973390;mircea_popescu;eh get out -175214;1356973405;Bugpowder;den of scammers and thieves -175213;1356973422;mircea_popescu;fucking "gypos online" -175212;1356973434;mircea_popescu;hey, we want to travel but we can't afford 50 bux or w/e 8ball costs -175211;1356973557;Bugpowder;easiest way to case a place for robbery -175210;1356973899;mircea_popescu;it's a no starter for both ends of the deal. pretty much spiral of doom both ways. -175209;1356974050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2450 @ 0.00368818 = 9.036 BTC [-] -175208;1356974181;thestringpuller;i was being sarcastic -175207;1356974198;thestringpuller;paul graham is a washout oe -175206;1356974200;thestringpuller;now* -175205;1356975424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2016 @ 0.00368818 = 7.4354 BTC [-] -175204;1356975571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15051 @ 0.00064 = 9.6326 BTC [+] -175203;1356975572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00064134 = 9.7484 BTC [+] -175202;1356976709;mircea_popescu;sadly. -175201;1356976726;mircea_popescu;it's how it works for most people, they do something early in their 30s and then enver live up to it. -175200;1356976734;mircea_popescu;complacency. -175199;1356977241;kakobrekla;and heres the new years present http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_6jutCHATc -175198;1356977743;mircea_popescu;Unknown Exception -175197;1356977751;mircea_popescu;anyone else see this on blockchain.info ? -175196;1356977857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 634 @ 0.00368818 = 2.3383 BTC [-] -175195;1356977859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 266 @ 0.0037 = 0.9842 BTC [+] -175194;1356978522;mircea_popescu;Could not create connection to database server. Attempted reconnect 3 times. Giving up. -175193;1356978524;mircea_popescu;odd -175192;1356978700;Bugpowder;S.DICE bettor is dossing blockchain to prevent discovery -175191;1356979247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 181 @ 0.00361906 = 0.655 BTC [-] -175190;1356979249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5519 @ 0.00360726 = 19.9085 BTC [-] -175189;1356979614;thestringpuller;money laundering? -175188;1356979629;thestringpuller;i should launder money for cartels -175187;1356979840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1531 @ 0.00360726 = 5.5227 BTC [-] -175186;1356980328;Bugpowder;looks like the S.MPOE buy bot has switched to S.DICE :) -175185;1356980373;pigeons;stop calling me a bot. i'm dollar cost averaging. -175184;1356981162;Bugpowder;lol -175183;1356981162;Bugpowder;http://mineforeman.com/2012/12/31/butterfly-labs-deliver-on-photos-of-their-new-production-line/ -175182;1356981176;Bugpowder;looks like they are ready to roll off the presses -175181;1356981436;pigeons;haha i love the shill commentary on that one -175180;1356981465;pigeons;"they might not actually have asic chips in hand like the competition, but wouldn't you rather have big mystery machinery?" -175179;1356981513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1019 @ 0.00349157 = 3.5579 BTC [-] -175178;1356981571;pigeons;surely they wouldn't buy pnp machines if they were scammers? where else can you get a photo? -175177;1356981653;Bugpowder;blah 12-12-31 16:50:49 lessthan 6000 f76015a6 8bad83bc 1MqrpPC CONFIRMED 100.00000000 WIN 1066.55176666 5767 -175176;1356982014;Bugpowder;man if every day had this level of betting action.... 15% avr monthly dividends.... -175175;1356982556;markedathome;pigeons: bankruptcy auction? -175174;1356982596;pigeons;naysayer! -175173;1356984500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3381 @ 0.00356415 = 12.0504 BTC [+] -175172;1356984627;smickles;< thestringpuller> mircea_popescu: do you ever spend your bitcoins? <<< question successfully evaded :D -175171;1356984633;smickles;oh wait -175170;1356984942;mircea_popescu;lol -175169;1356984945;mircea_popescu;no, i don't really -175168;1356984954;mircea_popescu;i do csr stuff and so forth, but other than that... -175167;1356984983;smickles;you mean mpex expenses? -175166;1356984996;smickles;that's not really 'you' though -175165;1356985024;smickles;anyone want to sell me 2 MPExBTC? -175164;1356985143;smickles;or fund an unproven, possibly buggy, options market maker bot, possibly losing all your btc, or possibly gaining a little btc? -175163;1356985221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00065652 = 6.2041 BTC [+] -175162;1356985223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15625 @ 0.00065999 = 10.3123 BTC [+] -175161;1356985223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47778 @ 0.00066 = 31.5335 BTC [+] -175160;1356985290;smickles;in all likelyhood it's lose some vs gain some, but losing all sounds scarier, and I don't want to deal with pussies -175159;1356985519;mircea_popescu;lol -175158;1356985656;markedathome;mf bollox ... now down one click of death seagate 1TB truecrypt disk. and of course it is too late to get the usb-terminal cable to find out whether i can reflash the drive bios. -175157;1356985659;markedathome;:-( -175156;1356985779;smickles;one click of death? -175155;1356986225;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.18457935 BTC [-] -175154;1356986238;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.09886507 BTC [-] -175153;1356986359;smickles;Namjies: http://blockchain.info/tx/17b449d5b43d06929ff1983d824c7ac883b2c30d66b6ca48adffc9ea15737d74 -175152;1356986364;smickles;;) -175151;1356986670;Namjies;arf -175150;1356986702;Namjies;I had 31 SS, right -175149;1356986750;Namjies;wait, someone had over 60k SS? -175148;1356986831;smickles;Namjies: it was a mixed payment of peeps who got all 3 payments in one, and peeps who got their third payment -175147;1356987082;Namjies;ah -175146;1356987089;Namjies;seems like a mess to manage -175145;1356987118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65650 @ 0.00066 = 43.329 BTC [+] -175144;1356987205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1469 @ 0.00354422 = 5.2065 BTC [-] -175143;1356987206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00358157 = 7.5213 BTC [+] -175142;1356987338;markedathome;[18:29:47] one click of death? --< one "click-of-death" seagate drive -175141;1356987366;markedathome;apparently it has some firmware that when it fails tries to write to somewhere in the outer solar system... -175140;1356987539;Namjies;It's a firmware that "smartly target the most empty space" -175139;1356987567;Namjies;The microscopic disclaimer vaguely mention that the empty space might not even be on a disk. -175138;1356988625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00361366 = 7.2273 BTC [+] -175137;1356988762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00361366 = 3.2523 BTC [+] -175136;1356988908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.0036969 = 8.1332 BTC [+] -175135;1356989632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 728 @ 0.0036969 = 2.6913 BTC [+] -175134;1356990291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2550 @ 0.00359888 = 9.1771 BTC [-] -175133;1356991712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5504 @ 0.00066 = 3.6326 BTC [+] -175132;1356991915;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -175131;1356991917;gribble;13.43 -175130;1356991970;kakobrekla;so, the only non automated message i got wishing me good luck in 2013 got into my email by mistake (not ment for me) -175129;1356991983;kakobrekla;even got some strangers pic along with it -175128;1356992104;Namjies;Well Diablo-D3, it seems like that person I was talking about actually is the claimed person. -175127;1356992122;Namjies;Highest investor profile I've seen yet. -175126;1356992940;mod6;Namjies: what's the deal with BitVPS -- are you guys going to publish a statement? -175125;1356993042;Namjies;for MPEx? -175124;1356993044;Namjies;yes -175123;1356993782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1055 @ 0.00359888 = 3.7968 BTC [-] -175122;1356993784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3445 @ 0.00350619 = 12.0788 BTC [-] -175121;1356996268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00350619 = 8.4149 BTC [-] -175120;1356996620;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: well, happy new year! -175119;1356996678;kakobrekla;o, thank you pizzaman1337! I wish a prosperous year for you too :) -175118;1356996693;kakobrekla;brb gotta throw some wood in the chimney -175117;1356996820;smickles;chimney? Might I suggest that you aim lower, for the furnace ;) -175116;1356996897;pizzaman1337;unless he's trying to kill Santa -175115;1356997577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00362226 = 5.0712 BTC [+] -175114;1356997749;kakobrekla;yeah, chimney... i guess a bad translation of a metaphore -175113;1356997755;kakobrekla;its a fireplace in the living room -175112;1356997777;kakobrekla;i would need to go to the roof to fill it through the chimney -175111;1356997785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00350619 = 5.2593 BTC [-] -175110;1356997786;kakobrekla;certanly doable -175109;1356998327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00354441 = 5.4938 BTC [+] -175108;1354320068;markedathome;just had the first fireworks of the night. -175107;1354320239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00359341 = 7.9055 BTC [+] -175106;1354323923;kakobrekla;regards from 2013 -175105;1354323928;kakobrekla;smells funny here -175104;1354324001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26200 @ 0.00066 = 17.292 BTC [+] -175103;1354324015;Namjies;Damn, still 2012 here -175102;1354324049;kakobrekla;smells like firecrackers -175101;1354324206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00359967 = 3.5997 BTC [+] -175100;1354324207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2450 @ 0.00361855 = 8.8654 BTC [+] -175099;1354324234;Namjies;astonishing... -175098;1354324551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4012 @ 0.00361855 = 14.5176 BTC [+] -175097;1354325046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2738 @ 0.00361855 = 9.9076 BTC [+] -175096;1354325047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 339 @ 0.00362226 = 1.2279 BTC [+] -175095;1354326153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.00362226 = 7.4256 BTC [+] -175094;1354328481;markedathome;woot! first post -175093;1354328511;markedathome;and not even a bot in sight to have first trade -175092;1354328565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00359821 = 2.5187 BTC [-] -175091;1354328831;Namjies;? -175090;1354328997;thestringpuller;Anyone here from Detroit? -175089;1354330889;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -175088;1354330889;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 hours, 27 minutes, and 48 seconds ago: chimney? Might I suggest that you aim lower, for the furnace ;) -175087;1354331240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00065735 = 3.8126 BTC [-] -175086;1354331537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00065735 = 1.6105 BTC [-] -175085;1354333276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00359821 = 0.7196 BTC [-] -175084;1354333277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00359341 = 7.0071 BTC [-] -175083;1354336086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00065735 = 5.3245 BTC [-] -175082;1354336087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00065251 = 13.4417 BTC [-] -175081;1354336088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13849 @ 0.0006515 = 9.0226 BTC [-] -175080;1354336128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00064494 = 3.0957 BTC [-] -175079;1354336129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00063986 = 0.128 BTC [-] -175078;1354336174;Namjies;Well anyone interested in the new BTC-BOND? An amazingly rock bottom low 0.03% daily. -175077;1354336392;kakobrekla;speaking of funds, KV1 deposits are now closed for Jan -175076;1354336597;Namjies;KV1? -175075;1354336918;kakobrekla;yeah, bitcoin forex fund ran by our robots -175074;1354337035;Namjies;oh -175073;1354337042;Namjies;Damn, I wasn't aware of that. -175072;1354337047;kakobrekla;+15% in dec -175071;1354337098;kakobrekla;accually net was 20.6 after the fees -175070;1354337107;kakobrekla;but thats a hummm, exception. -175069;1354337125;Namjies;Where is it trading? -175068;1354337152;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/2W/106/3D1a3z3d/fx.png -175067;1354337230;kakobrekla;kv1 is on the right -175066;1354337236;kakobrekla;at least that was dec setup -175065;1357055780;maximian;`*-+ -175064;1357056652;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e6/Oy_vey!_brooklyn.png -175063;1357056796;pigeons;happy new year all -175062;1357056818;mircea_popescu;happy new pigeons! -175061;1357058172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00361053 = 0.0181 BTC [+] -175060;1357058173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1808 @ 0.00355621 = 6.4296 BTC [-] -175059;1357058175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00355547 = 2.1333 BTC [-] -175058;1357058176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 537 @ 0.00353379 = 1.8976 BTC [-] -175057;1357060598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4128 @ 0.00063369 = 2.6159 BTC [+] -175056;1357060599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00064462 = 1.5793 BTC [+] -175055;1357060612;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder http://trilema.com/2013/the-question-of-the-year-in-btc/ you're famous now. -175054;1357060612;gribble;The operation succeeded. -175053;1357062510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4272 @ 0.00064841 = 2.77 BTC [+] -175052;1357065422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1937 @ 0.00353379 = 6.845 BTC [-] -175051;1357066095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2450 @ 0.00353379 = 8.6578 BTC [-] -175050;1357066946;smickles;mircea_popescu: you'll have to give us a goo Romanian vampire story some day. Like one about babies being taken in the night by the upyr lady or somehting -175049;1357066994;jcpham;hello and happy new year -175048;1357067062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 476 @ 0.00353379 = 1.6821 BTC [-] -175047;1357067063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00351291 = 6.3232 BTC [-] -175046;1357067064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 96 @ 0.00350619 = 0.3366 BTC [-] -175045;1357067098;smickles;howdy jcpham, starting things off well, i hope :) -175044;1357067238;jcpham;entirely hung over -175043;1357067238;jcpham;still have about 75 gallons of beer to drink -175042;1357067242;jcpham;or dump in the lake -175041;1357067295;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://trilema.com/2013/the-question-of-the-year-in-btc/ <<< you should offer a bounty for people who recruite the person who finds the answer, or make that "significant service" one explicitly include it. -175040;1357067300;smickles;mircea_popescu: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARPA_Network_Challenge#Winning_strategy -175039;1357067907;smickles;jcpham: that could cause a lot of drunk fish -175038;1357067919;smickles;;;ticker -175037;1357067919;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.24098, Best ask: 13.24100, Bid-ask spread: 0.00002, Last trade: 13.24098, 24 hour volume: 29401.07197803, 24 hour low: 13.17324, 24 hour high: 13.56100, 24 hour vwap: 13.38349 -175036;1357067958;smickles;uh oh, looks like a price dip is happening -175035;1357069030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00354656 = 1.9506 BTC [+] -175034;1357069151;thestringpuller;is mr. smickles around -175033;1357069152;smickles;well, the elliot wavers probably see a decent dip beginning from this -175032;1357069166;smickles;I think so -175031;1357069173;smickles;thestringpuller: ^ -175030;1357069328;smickles;also, this might establish an sma30 crossing -175029;1357069348;smickles;so peeps who like that technical will be selling too -175028;1357069455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00354656 = 6.3838 BTC [+] -175027;1357069456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00361322 = 1.4453 BTC [+] -175026;1357069694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7410 @ 0.00063179 = 4.6816 BTC [-] -175025;1357069695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8776 @ 0.00063111 = 5.5386 BTC [-] -175024;1357069971;thestringpuller;S.DICE has a lot of volume in 24 hours -175023;1357069975;thestringpuller;!ticker S.DICE -175022;1357069976;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00350619 / 0.00358712 / 0.0036969 (82273 shares, 295.12 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00327409 / 0.0037 (12791382 shares, 41,880.26 BTC) -175021;1357069988;thestringpuller;!ticker S.MPOE -175020;1357069990;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00063111 / 0.00064982 / 0.00066 (384747 shares, 250.02 BTC), 30day: 0.00050368 / 0.00058449 / 0.00066 (69672257 shares, 40,723.17 BTC) -175019;1357069999;thestringpuller;well I'll be damned -175018;1357070051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1526 @ 0.00353244 = 5.3905 BTC [-] -175017;1357070052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1887 @ 0.00350619 = 6.6162 BTC [-] -175016;1357070204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3628 @ 0.00063292 = 2.2962 BTC [+] -175015;1357070916;jurov;hi all -175014;1357071347;mod6;hi jurov -175013;1357071353;mod6;happy new year -assets :) -175012;1357071505;mircea_popescu;smickles lol what do you mean recruites -175011;1357071604;mircea_popescu;hny mod6 -175010;1357071617;mod6;Heeeey! -175009;1357071678;mod6;didja have a good New Years? -175008;1357071728;thestringpuller;I flew an RC plane -175007;1357071786;mircea_popescu;pretty good yea -175006;1357071805;jurov;i was on mountain retreat -175005;1357071808;thestringpuller;i'm going to create a drone army of rc planes -175004;1357071813;thestringpuller;and take over detroit -175003;1357071815;mod6;haha -175002;1357071828;thestringpuller;what guns should I use mircea_popescu -175001;1357071839;thestringpuller;or should I just drop bomps on them? -175000;1357071842;jurov;thestringpuller, use laz0rs -174999;1357071847;thestringpuller;WOOOT -174998;1357071867;thestringpuller;i can be jr. obama -174997;1357071879;mircea_popescu;drop dollars. -174996;1357071884;mod6;haha -174995;1357071910;mircea_popescu;lmao yesterday someone bought like 10k or so ditm puts -174994;1357071911;thestringpuller;the city would riot like gotham lol -174993;1357071911;jurov;mircea's gonna provide ammo? -174992;1357071915;mircea_popescu;next day, btc goes down -174991;1357071934;thestringpuller;insider trading? -174990;1357072001;mod6;sounds like some arbitrage perhaps -174989;1357072008;mod6;buy some puts, sell the market -174988;1357072049;mod6;? -174987;1357072052;mod6;*shrug* -174986;1357072159;smickles;mircea_popescu: they haven't sold them back yet tho -174985;1357072215;mircea_popescu;true -174984;1357072224;smickles;they are probaby working on ewt or simple techincal indicators, as i mentioned earlier some key spots happened today, they were pretty obviously comming tho -174983;1357072267;mod6;neato -174982;1357075904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00064196 = 5.5851 BTC [+] -174981;1357076033;thestringpuller;;;ticker -174980;1357076034;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.25400, Best ask: 13.28595, Bid-ask spread: 0.03195, Last trade: 13.25001, 24 hour volume: 28492.72287578, 24 hour low: 13.16123, 24 hour high: 13.56100, 24 hour vwap: 13.36504 -174979;1357077011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00350619 = 6.4865 BTC [-] -174978;1357077054;mircea_popescu;for my curiosity, you folks ever ghad red champagne ? -174977;1357077059;mircea_popescu;im on my third bottle. -174976;1357077121;Namjies;I've never even heard about it. -174975;1357077145;kakobrekla;i had that before -174974;1357077322;mircea_popescu;it's pretty good. -174973;1357077356;mircea_popescu;http://magazin.ccb95.ro/product.php?id_product=418 this specifically -174972;1357077370;mircea_popescu;(well, i didn't buy it from w/e that site is, but it's the brand/item) -174971;1357077804;mod6;I haven't had it either. I've just had champagne + chambord, thats as close as I've ever gotten. haha. -174970;1357077843;mircea_popescu;i don't really go for champagne cocktails -174969;1357077843;kakobrekla;I havent had an alcoholic beverage for years now i think -174968;1357077861;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla no wonder nobody wishes you gl in 2013 then :D -174967;1357077863;mod6;yeah, they were handing them out some years ago on NYE at a bar in phoenix -174966;1357077871;mod6;i don't drink at all anymore basically. -174965;1357077882;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu i was reffering to emails only -174964;1357077882;mod6;i had 1 beer last year at the state fair :D -174963;1357077895;mircea_popescu;why not tho ? alcohol is fun -174962;1357077959;mod6;eh, im not sure. too old I suppose haha -174961;1357077966;mod6;just doesn't agree with me anymore. -174960;1357077970;kakobrekla;yeah, it _was_ fun. -174959;1357077978;kakobrekla;'fun'. -174958;1357077992;mircea_popescu;a well. moar for mwe -174957;1357078001;kakobrekla;http://www.ilikecheats.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=381&d=1341874373 -174956;1357078027;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -174955;1357078178;Namjies;My uncle was making excellent wines. He went out of business tho and back to some computer related job. -174954;1357078290;mircea_popescu;europe sits on a lake of wine -174953;1357078306;mircea_popescu;its practically free by now -174952;1357078312;mircea_popescu;they're paying people not to make more -174951;1357078352;mircea_popescu;this of course just means the dry idiots are ruining the business, and in a century or two people will all drink piss -174950;1357078353;mircea_popescu;aka beer -174949;1357078427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1883 @ 0.00354949 = 6.6837 BTC [+] -174948;1357078457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1569 @ 0.00361322 = 5.6691 BTC [+] -174947;1357078457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 688 @ 0.0036272 = 2.4955 BTC [+] -174946;1357078457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 660 @ 0.00362951 = 2.3955 BTC [+] -174945;1357078522;pigeons;it's hygenic -174944;1357078599;mircea_popescu;no it's not. -174943;1357078603;mircea_popescu;its coke differenlt flavoured -174942;1357078743;jurov;beer? hygienic? wtf? -174941;1357078773;jurov;yea i had rose champagne, it's normal thing here -174940;1357078865;jurov;imho only people who never got drunk on good wine can always prefer beer. -174939;1357078880;jurov;wine drunk = euphoria. beer drunk = shit. -174938;1357078893;mircea_popescu;jurov not rose tho -174937;1357078895;mircea_popescu;red. -174936;1357078905;mircea_popescu;literally, red, dark. -174935;1357078928;jurov;dark red? yes, that's novelty -174934;1357078937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4265 @ 0.00064162 = 2.7365 BTC [-] -174933;1357078939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8393 @ 0.00063111 = 5.2969 BTC [-] -174932;1357078940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1442 @ 0.00063008 = 0.9086 BTC [-] -174931;1357078944;mircea_popescu;as dark as a girl from chad -174930;1357078965;mircea_popescu;literally, ion that pic on that site i linked, the bottle is clear. -174929;1357078971;mircea_popescu;the liquid provides the color. -174928;1357078979;pigeons;people who drink their piss claim its hygenic -174927;1357078987;kakobrekla;bucha pussies, bang+schnapps=mind blown -174926;1357079021;jurov;okay. closest to that i had only some blackcurrant wine with bubbles -174925;1357079245;jurov;maybe best wine i ever had was elderberry+white plums mix made by my brother -174924;1357079258;mircea_popescu;that's not wine tho -174923;1357079321;jurov;and what would be that? apple wine is. currant wine is. -174922;1357079445;smickles;I once cultured some yeast off of concord grapes, then used that to make wine out of the same sort of grapes. It gave a plesant time :) -174921;1357079524;mircea_popescu;nah,. wine is grape only -174920;1357079529;mircea_popescu;i guess it'd liquor or something -174919;1357079938;jurov;whatever. i should be sorting the mpoe dividend mess, it keeps biting me -174918;1357079942;jurov;instead -174917;1357080001;jurov;;;calc 1425.29917774/500000000 -174916;1357080002;gribble;2.85059835548e-06 -174915;1357080037;jurov;that's 0.00000285 BTC/share -174914;1357080050;jurov;why does my code think it's 10x more? -174913;1357080357;kakobrekla;ghost in the shell -174912;1357080553;jurov;no, it was caused by mircea's mistake that was immediately retconned -174911;1357080856;mircea_popescu;retcon ftw -174910;1357080916;jurov;after i hastily fixed it up it ended up here with correct result but with humongous "rounding error" corrections -174909;1357081208;smickles;jurov: that mpoe short would've worked out well for you -174908;1357081393;smickles;sry, random, but I was just looking at what it potentially could've been -174907;1357081439;jcpham;smickles i discovered minecraft -174906;1357081451;smickles;lol, you know, i run a small tekkit server -174905;1357081463;jcpham;i'm both ahead of and behind the curve as far as what is cool -174904;1357081475;jcpham;i played for 3 days sleepless -174903;1357081486;jcpham;how do i build traps i need gunpowder! -174902;1357081492;smickles;I know how -174901;1357081497;jcpham;gah -174900;1357081518;smickles;move them with water into a 'lava blade' is one way -174899;1357081522;jcpham;i'm really caught up with water and lava contraptions -174898;1357081527;jcpham;yes -174897;1357081534;jcpham;try/working on that -174896;1357081547;smickles;you should just be able to make stacks of those -174895;1357081567;smickles;or, you could get really fancy and efficient with redstone -174894;1357081579;jcpham;redstone is where i'm heading -174893;1357081589;jcpham;like 500 redstone in chests unused -174892;1357081591;smickles;find a creeper spawner, they're rare -174891;1357081606;jcpham;i've mostlydug out huge underground wonders -174890;1357081608;smickles;heh, if you get into redstone, 500 is a tiny amount -174889;1357081698;smickles;I made a game where the players hit buttons to send a wave of wool blocks, in various lanes, across to their opponent to knock them off -174888;1357081701;smickles;quite fun -174887;1357081785;jcpham;interesting -174886;1357081802;jcpham;i'm still understanding what all is possible -174885;1357081852;smickles;i once saw a working example of a simplified version of minecraft in minecraft, so I imagine a great many things are possibel -174884;1357082075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1522 @ 0.00350619 = 5.3364 BTC [-] -174883;1357082076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 578 @ 0.00350267 = 2.0245 BTC [-] -174882;1357084458;PsychoticBoy;Currently for sale: -174881;1357084458;PsychoticBoy;256 JAH shares (relisted on BitFunder) -174880;1357084458;PsychoticBoy;178 PUREMINING shares -174879;1357084458;PsychoticBoy;200 FPGA.CONTRACT shares -174878;1357084458;PsychoticBoy;9 CPA shares (relisted on BTCT.CO) -174877;1357084459;PsychoticBoy;If you are intrested in buying shares please PM me with your offer. -174876;1357084513;kakobrekla;half a coin. -174875;1357084524;kakobrekla;mebbe. -174874;1357084526;PsychoticBoy;uhmmmn, anyone else? -174873;1357084561;PsychoticBoy;30 BTC for all -174872;1357084869;mircea_popescu;ill pay a whole coin just to give smickles the headache of liquidating all that. -174871;1357084907;PsychoticBoy;hehe -174870;1357084943;PsychoticBoy;I got the headache now -174869;1357084963;PsychoticBoy;I want to close down FDBF but at this rate it will take my whole life -174868;1357085084;Bugpowder;Well -174867;1357085118;Bugpowder;This is encouraging -174866;1357085119;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1429464#msg1429464 -174865;1357085382;Bugpowder;S.DICE is up 10,000 BTC in the first day of the new year -174864;1357085383;Bugpowder;lol -174863;1357085835;mircea_popescu;no ?! -174862;1357085850;mircea_popescu;how far can this go ?! -174861;1357085925;mircea_popescu;Final SD Profit: 43115.08527065 -174860;1357085929;mircea_popescu;am i misreading this ? seems about even -174859;1357086211;Bugpowder;it was 33000 yesterday -174858;1357086222;Bugpowder;up 10k today -174857;1357086230;Bugpowder;how has this not sold out yet? -174856;1357086507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00350267 = 7.3556 BTC [-] -174855;1357086618;Bugpowder;;;ticker -174854;1357086619;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.26000, Best ask: 13.34000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 13.25551, 24 hour volume: 29045.23424401, 24 hour low: 13.16123, 24 hour high: 13.56100, 24 hour vwap: 13.34483 -174853;1357086776;mircea_popescu;i guess there's a delay. -174852;1357086873;smickles;< mircea_popescu> ill pay a whole coin just to give smickles the headache of liquidating all that <<< i've been charging .75btc/hr for that service -174851;1357086900;mircea_popescu;to whom ? -174850;1357087246;smickles;mircea_popescu: Are you asking me to reveal the identity of my clients? -174849;1357087274;smickles;I don't think I've discussed that sort of thing with many of them, so I'll refrain from doing that -174848;1357087274;mircea_popescu;lol ok -174847;1357087290;mircea_popescu;i was just fishin -174846;1357087300;smickles;how about this: -174845;1357087334;smickles;anyone who I've done 'liquidation work' for, mircea_popescu want's to know you, in that way. speak up if you want to. -174844;1357087401;mircea_popescu;this way i can pay PsychoticBoy 1 btc to give the assets to those people so they can liquitate them using smickle's services -174843;1357087406;mircea_popescu;we're creating jobs here -174842;1357087408;mircea_popescu;i'm obama. -174841;1357087544;Bugpowder;I like the blog post. Strange convergence. I know rassah IRL from way back. Many parties were had -174840;1357087598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00064196 = 0.3852 BTC [+] -174839;1357087600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00064448 = 0.9667 BTC [+] -174838;1357087790;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? -174837;1357087805;Bugpowder;pretty sure -174836;1357087806;mircea_popescu;i always suspected rassah = pretty hawt chick. is this a fact ? -174835;1357087817;Bugpowder;lol -174834;1357087837;Bugpowder;nope -174833;1357087852;mircea_popescu;aww. i guess my hawtchickometer is teh borkt. -174832;1357087927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4185 @ 0.00350267 = 14.6587 BTC [-] -174831;1357087996;Bugpowder;looks like the trading bots have started playing around on S.DICE -174830;1357088113;mircea_popescu;well, rassah is one of teh rota judges. -174829;1357088212;Bugpowder;he is one of my all time favorite people -174828;1357088470;mircea_popescu;cool! -174827;1357088478;mircea_popescu;so get him to come here lol -174826;1357088638;Bugpowder;the perfect addition to any party -174825;1357088666;Bugpowder;How do you get a dancefloor started? -174824;1357088683;Bugpowder;At a burning man event? -174823;1357088710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1208 @ 0.00063008 = 0.7611 BTC [-] -174822;1357088710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3192 @ 0.00062926 = 2.0086 BTC [-] -174821;1357088721;Bugpowder;Take a bunch of streamers and run circles around everyone who passes by until the dancefloor is packed -174820;1357089256;mircea_popescu;lol -174819;1357090416;smickles;evoorhees: welcome :) -174818;1357090423;evoorhees;heya -174817;1357090432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00063572 = 2.7336 BTC [+] -174816;1357090619;mircea_popescu;o, the man of the hour -174815;1357090651;gigavps;un oh -174814;1357090654;gigavps;uh oh -174813;1357090685;mircea_popescu;lol that sounds classic. -174812;1357090696;mod6;weeee -174811;1357090719;gigavps;i'm only up 1500 btc on the site.... -174810;1357090834;mircea_popescu;o, you can win playing ? -174809;1357090849;smickles;gigavps: uesed to be on the big winner list -174808;1357090851;smickles;so he says -174807;1357090856;smickles;*used -174806;1357091107;evoorhees;gigavps you and gowest are on my enemies list ;) -174805;1357091114;evoorhees;he made like 2000 off me recently -174804;1357091145;mircea_popescu;lol why take it so personal ? -174803;1357091156;mircea_popescu;big winners are a casino's best friend. they give everyone else hopes. -174802;1357091163;mircea_popescu;you should buy them free dices and whatnot. -174801;1357091181;gigavps;i only play when i'm drunk and happy -174800;1357091200;smickles;heh, win >1kbtc, get a free pair of loaded SD branded dice -174799;1357091210;gigavps;the dude betting 250 on 18% blew me off the leader board -174798;1357091221;gigavps;fucker -174797;1357091224;mircea_popescu;srsly, there should be sdice merchandising -174796;1357091233;mircea_popescu;like, a large dice with >1200 > 1800 etc on the sides -174795;1357091257;mircea_popescu;like an icosahedron or we -174794;1357091377;smickles;evoorhees: can i license the brand to sell dice? -174793;1357091387;evoorhees;good point mircea -174792;1357091428;evoorhees;smickles - if you're serious I'd love to make that happen, send me an email if so -174791;1357091434;evoorhees;erikvoorhees@gmail -174790;1357091447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 255 @ 0.00351468 = 0.8962 BTC [+] -174789;1357091458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00351468 = 3.5147 BTC [+] -174788;1357091469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00351468 = 4.0419 BTC [+] -174787;1357091489;evoorhees;S.DICE dividend is going out in a matter of minutes fyi -174786;1357091504;leenak;evoorhees: you run sdice? -174785;1357091514;evoorhees;I have a hand in it, yes -174784;1357091558;leenak;very cool -174783;1357091565;leenak;It's pretty popular these days, no? -174782;1357091566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 145 @ 0.00351468 = 0.5096 BTC [+] -174781;1357091582;mircea_popescu;lol last minute s.dice buy -174780;1357091620;evoorhees;leenak yeah it's been pretty popular since May, but last two months has picked up further -174779;1357091649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 318 @ 0.00351487 = 1.1177 BTC [+] -174778;1357091691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 682 @ 0.00351487 = 2.3971 BTC [+] -174777;1357091693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00351538 = 4.0427 BTC [+] -174776;1357091694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2777 @ 0.0035377 = 9.8242 BTC [+] -174775;1357091695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1647 @ 0.00362951 = 5.9778 BTC [+] -174774;1357091696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00363509 = 5.4526 BTC [+] -174773;1357091697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4244 @ 0.00363721 = 15.4363 BTC [+] -174772;1357091730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1456 @ 0.00363721 = 5.2958 BTC [+] -174771;1357091731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00364582 = 6.0156 BTC [+] -174770;1357091733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00364968 = 7.6643 BTC [+] -174769;1357091734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1210 @ 0.00366141 = 4.4303 BTC [+] -174768;1357091735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1603 @ 0.00367283 = 5.8875 BTC [+] -174767;1357091736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00368216 = 8.1008 BTC [+] -174766;1357091737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.0036855 = 6.2654 BTC [+] -174765;1357091738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3081 @ 0.0037 = 11.3997 BTC [+] -174764;1357091789;evoorhees;lol who waited this long to buy it? -174763;1357091803;mod6;haha, *shrug* someone wanted MOAR though -174762;1357091950;mod6;!ticker S.DICE -174761;1357091951;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00350267 / 0.00358702 / 0.0037 (89122 shares, 319.68 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00327514 / 0.0037 (12775543 shares, 41,841.76 BTC) -174760;1357091998;mircea_popescu;i guess a gambler... -174759;1357092005;Bugpowder;damn. I was going to buy more S.DICE -174758;1357092009;Bugpowder;at .0035 -174757;1357092015;Bugpowder;guess I missed the op -174756;1357092064;mircea_popescu;evoorhees just announced div imminent and some buys happened -174755;1357092083;mircea_popescu;or to quote, lol who waited this long to buy it? -174754;1357092087;Bugpowder;i wus eating dinner -174753;1357092293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] [PAID] 10000000 @ 0.0000001 = 1 BTC -174752;1357092321;Bugpowder;shit -174751;1357092323;Bugpowder;too slpw -174750;1357092403;evoorhees;dividend paid! -174749;1357092406;mircea_popescu;lol 1 btc teh shizzil -174748;1357092416;evoorhees;1,720 btc -174747;1357092418;thestringpuller;mr. voorhees himself -174746;1357092428;mircea_popescu;17206.4488847 total ftr. -174745;1357092441;evoorhees;mircea is that a bug? -174744;1357092445;mircea_popescu;evoorhees assbot is borkt, getting fixed soon. -174743;1357092451;evoorhees;k -174742;1357092460;mircea_popescu;gets confuzeled reading divs -174741;1357092478;evoorhees;Happy new year shareholders ;) -174740;1357092479;kakobrekla;is no bug mp pays us 1 btc -174739;1357092486;kakobrekla;though life -174738;1357092491;Bugpowder;Thanks! -174737;1357092493;evoorhees;I think that was about 5% yield in one month -174736;1357092501;Bugpowder;yeah -174735;1357092503;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -174734;1357092506;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00350267 / 0.00358702 / 0.0037 (89122 shares, 319.68 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00327514 / 0.0037 (12775543 shares, 41,841.76 BTC) -174733;1357092518;mircea_popescu;;;calc 17206.4488847/ 0.00327514 -174732;1357092518;gribble;5253652.93841 -174731;1357092520;Bugpowder;Looking pretty good for this month too:) -174730;1357092521;mircea_popescu;5.25% -174729;1357092525;Bugpowder;already up 10,000 -174728;1357092532;thestringpuller;daaamn -174727;1357092535;Bugpowder;bwah haha ha -174726;1357092541;thestringpuller;go go gadget satoshi dice -174725;1357092568;Bugpowder;that +10,000 today should probably dampen any S.DICE dumps -174724;1357092568;evoorhees;yeah that happened as I was going to sleep last night... was drunk from new years eve party so number looked all blurry on my phone, but when I woke up I discovered it was true -174723;1357092578;mircea_popescu;lol -174722;1357092588;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i dun see any dumps. -174721;1357092617;Bugpowder;Man I was puming up S.DICE at some parties last night -174720;1357092617;Bugpowder;Another FTC lawyer was there -174719;1357092623;Bugpowder;She thought FTC would not move on boitcoins -174718;1357092630;Bugpowder;but another agency might -174717;1357092683;mircea_popescu;ya, it's the consensus in washington atm : -174716;1357092690;mircea_popescu;no agency will move on sdice but another one might -174715;1357092690;Bugpowder;FBI or tresaury -174714;1357092694;Bugpowder;lol -174713;1357092697;mircea_popescu;as if it were a fucking bureaucracy or something -174712;1357092702;Bugpowder;people got other shit to worry about -174711;1357092704;mircea_popescu;treasury thinks ss -174710;1357092711;mircea_popescu;fbi has no resources, someone else shoudl do it -174709;1357092716;mircea_popescu;exactly. -174708;1357092721;Bugpowder;terrorism -174707;1357092723;thestringpuller;how would they move on bitcoin in the states? -174706;1357092728;mircea_popescu;buy some. -174705;1357092735;thestringpuller;that costs? -174704;1357092752;evoorhees;SatoshiDice is not a US entity, is not hosted in the US, and does not use US currency -174703;1357092781;mircea_popescu;evoorhees topic was bitcoin in general tho -174702;1357092781;kakobrekla;where are you hosted btw -174701;1357092786;evoorhees;and in fact, it is impossible to stop US players from using it (since SD cannot prevent a payment to a bitcoin address)... so it'd be an interesting case -174700;1357092795;evoorhees;hosted in Ireland -174699;1357092804;kakobrekla;which dc? -174698;1357092809;mircea_popescu;why ireland ? just so it happened or any particular reason ? -174697;1357092830;evoorhees;Ireland has reasonable legal leeway for online gambling -174696;1357092841;evoorhees;but it was somewhat arbitrary... just needed to be outside the US -174695;1357093013;Bugpowder;Nice month for my bitcoin fund -174694;1357093021;Bugpowder;up 19.6% in BTC terms -174693;1357093031;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -174692;1357093032;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.30413, Best ask: 13.35574, Bid-ask spread: 0.05161, Last trade: 13.30413, 24 hour volume: 28326.50349508, 24 hour low: 13.16123, 24 hour high: 13.56000, 24 hour vwap: 13.33695 -174691;1357093047;mircea_popescu;incredibly stable -174690;1357093053;mircea_popescu;i'd have expected some crazy swings with the halving -174689;1357093059;mircea_popescu;but mum's the word. -174688;1357093155;pizzaman1337;ASICs might destabilize it a bit -174687;1357093167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 517 @ 0.00350284 = 1.811 BTC [-] -174686;1357093204;mircea_popescu;heh. asics ain't happening jus' yet. -174685;1357093248;Bugpowder;DUMPANG -174684;1357093270;Bugpowder;Hmmm -174683;1357093278;Bugpowder;time to put in a stink bid I think... -174682;1357093451;smickles;anyone who want's to short, i have some to lend :) -174681;1357093516;mircea_popescu;omg conspiraci. -174680;1357093524;mircea_popescu;you know, it's actually this bad in euros these days. -174679;1357093601;smickles;What did s.dice drop to last time? 14? -174678;1357093687;mircea_popescu;well it sold that low, but it didn't last -174677;1357093696;smickles;looks like 18 is the floor this time -174676;1357093819;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the 10k it's ahead this month tho... significant deviation from the expected value. it may drop some -174675;1357093850;smickles;.py import time; time.time() -174674;1357093860;smickles;oh, not this chan anymore ? :( -174673;1357093868;Bugpowder;it may -174672;1357093875;Bugpowder;but it is expected to keep going up -174671;1357093878;Bugpowder;:( -174670;1357093879;Bugpowder;:) -174669;1357093884;Bugpowder;just more slowly -174668;1357093893;mircea_popescu;well, no, statistically it's expected to converge to ev -174667;1357093898;Bugpowder;no -174666;1357093915;Bugpowder;statistically its expected to continue to grow at ev -174665;1357093920;Bugpowder;from this baseline -174664;1357093931;mircea_popescu;how does that work ?! -174663;1357093943;Bugpowder;what has happened -174662;1357093946;Bugpowder;has happened -174661;1357093991;mircea_popescu;ya but it converges to ev over ALL time-space continuums -174660;1357094058;markedathome;evoorhees: is the balance on the sd app supposed to reflect that of the amount in the deposit address? -174659;1357094082;Bugpowder;all future bets converge to ev -174658;1357094091;Bugpowder;but we are over ev -174657;1357094098;markedathome;but shouldn't ev be busy with twitter? -174656;1357094104;Bugpowder;and that is independent -174655;1357094107;mircea_popescu;any section of bets converge to ev, no matter how arbitrarily picked out of the timeline -174654;1357094109;Bugpowder;of any future bets -174653;1357094146;Bugpowder;the EV of this month is 10,000 + future bets *0.019 -174652;1357094181;mircea_popescu;fuck this is actually true -174651;1357094207;evoorhees;markedathome: yes, correct -174650;1357094220;mircea_popescu;markedathome btw, you might be interested in http://trilema.com/2013/the-question-of-the-year-in-btc/ -174649;1357094241;mircea_popescu;iirc you knew shit about the blockchain -174648;1357094339;markedathome;mircea_popescu: read it but slightly too late at night for me to make any effective ideas. -174647;1357094347;mircea_popescu;not like there's any rush -174646;1357094359;markedathome;maybe pirate / slush-hack / bitcoinica-hack? -174645;1357094375;mircea_popescu;ya someone was suggesting pirate as a main bettor -174644;1357094384;mircea_popescu;tho tbh i doubht he ever walked away with that much coin -174643;1357094393;Bugpowder;maybe a rich gambling addict -174642;1357094401;mircea_popescu;he walked away with the trollish satisfaction of having tricked a buncha people, sure. -174641;1357094417;markedathome;mircea_popescu: snorted it all accosrding to that chat log -174640;1357094435;mircea_popescu;lol -174639;1357094457;Bugpowder;The story of veganhippie on seals for example -174638;1357094470;mircea_popescu;i dun know that 1 -174637;1357094528;markedathome;evoorhees: the sd app is out of sync by about 0.05, possibly caused by a crash that happened that took out the machine (machine not the app), so don't know if app is misreading something somewhere -174636;1357094539;Bugpowder;Apparently (pre-seals) he got people to stake him $220,000 for a series of about 50 tourneys. After a few tourneys, he started gambling on the side with the money -174635;1357094541;Bugpowder;lost it all -174634;1357094560;Bugpowder;without playing in almost any tournies -174633;1357094588;Bugpowder;he is a very risky better on seals -174632;1357094589;mircea_popescu;lol -174631;1357094594;Bugpowder;and big bankroll -174630;1357094608;mircea_popescu;220k ? -174629;1357094619;Bugpowder;heh -174628;1357094624;mircea_popescu;but anyway, sounds like typical gambling addict. -174627;1357094625;Bugpowder;I think he already lost it -174626;1357094632;Bugpowder;must have got more -174625;1357094666;mircea_popescu;i knew a guy like that, his defining moment being when he spent one week geting together 50k to participate in a casino tournament -174624;1357094670;mircea_popescu;got there half hour early -174623;1357094673;mircea_popescu;lost it all in bj -174622;1357094683;mircea_popescu;couldn't participate in tournament. -174621;1357094683;Bugpowder;eheh -174620;1357094698;mircea_popescu;and the thing is... he was a great poker player, he was a worse bj player than most girls i know -174619;1357094701;mircea_popescu;and he knew this -174618;1357094707;mircea_popescu;but... half an hour. -174617;1357094732;mircea_popescu;one of those can't do math but feels people through a closed door types. -174616;1357095342;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -174615;1357095344;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00350267 / 0.00358644 / 0.0037 (88939 shares, 318.97 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00327513 / 0.0037 (12771137 shares, 41,827.18 BTC) -174614;1357096532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7727 @ 0.00063572 = 4.9122 BTC [+] -174613;1357097520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00063572 = 4.5136 BTC [+] -174612;1357098103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00064448 = 8.056 BTC [+] -174611;1357098105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00065 = 2.405 BTC [+] -174610;1357099957;Bugpowder;fuck -174609;1357099964;Bugpowder;S.DIEC -174608;1357099982;Bugpowder;only up 2k for the month now -174607;1357099992;Bugpowder;a string of good fortune -174606;1357099994;Bugpowder;for the whale -174605;1357100671;mircea_popescu;lol -174604;1357100679;mircea_popescu;i recall our little convo above re statistixc -174603;1357100720;kakobrekla;:> -174602;1357100985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2648 @ 0.00355562 = 9.4153 BTC [+] -174601;1357100987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1893 @ 0.00359775 = 6.8105 BTC [+] -174600;1357102240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00350284 = 2.452 BTC [-] -174599;1357103161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1293 @ 0.00359775 = 4.6519 BTC [+] -174598;1357103761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 514 @ 0.00359775 = 1.8492 BTC [+] -174597;1357103762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 573 @ 0.00361924 = 2.0738 BTC [+] -174596;1357104000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4100 @ 0.00361924 = 14.8389 BTC [+] -174595;1357104623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1433 @ 0.00350284 = 5.0196 BTC [-] -174594;1357104624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1494 @ 0.00350267 = 5.233 BTC [-] -174593;1357104625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1773 @ 0.00349228 = 6.1918 BTC [-] -174592;1357105240;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.11992171 BTC [-] -174591;1357105242;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.01569055 BTC [-] -174590;1357105719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4267 @ 0.00349766 = 14.9245 BTC [+] -174589;1357105720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 319 @ 0.00349228 = 1.114 BTC [-] -174588;1357105722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 814 @ 0.00348588 = 2.8375 BTC [-] -174587;1357107022;kakobrekla;nite -174586;1357110043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00356343 = 0.0356 BTC [+] -174585;1357110065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 80 @ 0.00356343 = 0.2851 BTC [+] -174584;1357113064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2010 @ 0.00356343 = 7.1625 BTC [+] -174583;1357113065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 890 @ 0.00361221 = 3.2149 BTC [+] -174582;1357147661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1053 @ 0.00359376 = 3.7842 BTC [-] -174581;1357147661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1247 @ 0.00359126 = 4.4783 BTC [-] -174580;1357147743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1920 @ 0.00364437 = 6.9972 BTC [+] -174579;1357147743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2280 @ 0.00366038 = 8.3457 BTC [+] -174578;1357148593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3595 @ 0.00063292 = 2.2753 BTC [-] -174577;1357148593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12505 @ 0.00063408 = 7.9292 BTC [+] -174576;1357149058;mircea_popescu;http://picostocks.com/ -174575;1357149064;mircea_popescu;lol teh mpex style is win. -174574;1357149076;mircea_popescu;where art thou ye bootstrap believers! -174573;1357149126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7228 @ 0.00062926 = 4.5483 BTC [-] -174572;1357149127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11527 @ 0.00062902 = 7.2507 BTC [-] -174571;1357149128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 495 @ 0.00062874 = 0.3112 BTC [-] -174570;1357149144;kakobrekla;mpex style with 500 lines of css? -174569;1357149151;kakobrekla;how does taht work -174568;1357149264;mircea_popescu;badly. -174567;1357149470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4250 @ 0.00359126 = 15.2629 BTC [-] -174566;1357149651;jcpham;i like -174565;1357149658;jcpham;can i see moar of -174564;1357149683;mircea_popescu;actually i don't see why people don't go full blast and declare e**-i font sizes -174563;1357149699;mircea_popescu;that's what you have browsers for, no ? -174562;1357150102;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=91173.msg1422891#msg1422891 -174561;1357150109;mircea_popescu;so apparently asic has something delivered. -174560;1357150269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3445 @ 0.00365486 = 12.591 BTC [+] -174559;1357150515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4850 @ 0.00062874 = 3.0494 BTC [-] -174558;1357150819;jcpham;i'm about to go rotate/replace gpus in the datacenter -174557;1357150827;jcpham;i hate it everytime i do that -174556;1357150835;mircea_popescu;lol -174555;1357150859;jcpham;headless linux gpu mining rigs are particular -174554;1357150868;jcpham;especially once the ARDS MOVE AROUND -174553;1357150905;jcpham;it's going to end up beina a big pita for 700MH/s -174552;1357150921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1505 @ 0.00365486 = 5.5006 BTC [+] -174551;1357150922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 220 @ 0.00366038 = 0.8053 BTC [+] -174550;1357150923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1793 @ 0.0036707 = 6.5816 BTC [+] -174549;1357151024;mircea_popescu;700 mh/s !? -174548;1357151030;mircea_popescu;it already is a big pita for that. -174547;1357151073;jcpham;+700 MH/s off my hashrate -174546;1357151084;jcpham;i need to replace/rma one -174545;1357151112;mircea_popescu;a -174544;1357151117;jcpham;but i'll probably end up having to rebuild one because of the weird mix of cards in the one rig -174543;1357151131;jcpham;like a 6970, 6950, and 7870 -174542;1357151151;jcpham;i have rigs i built that were the same components, and i have some that are like used junk cars -174541;1357151157;jcpham;this one is a used junk car -174540;1357152250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9271 @ 0.00062874 = 5.829 BTC [-] -174539;1357153176;Guest42668;mircea_popescu: i solved the bounty -174538;1357153180;Guest42668;100 btc please -174537;1357153202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 457 @ 0.0036707 = 1.6775 BTC [+] -174536;1357153204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00367109 = 6.608 BTC [+] -174535;1357153205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2143 @ 0.00367193 = 7.8689 BTC [+] -174534;1357153345;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller link ? -174533;1357153367;thestringpuller;i kid but srsly i have info -174532;1357153373;thestringpuller;i work probono -174531;1357153421;mircea_popescu;so post it -174530;1357153476;thestringpuller;soon. i need to trace further back. -174529;1357153488;thestringpuller;i think i can pin point it to a single chunk of btc -174528;1357153554;thestringpuller;if dice is betting with itself...then its very good at obfuscating -174527;1357153579;thestringpuller;how about I give you my results and you write the whitepaper? ;) -174526;1357153736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 657 @ 0.00367193 = 2.4125 BTC [+] -174525;1357153738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2896 @ 0.00369999 = 10.7152 BTC [+] -174524;1357153739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1087 @ 0.0037 = 4.0219 BTC [+] -174523;1357154320;mircea_popescu;you can just post a comment under the article -174522;1357154326;mircea_popescu;plenty of people there might carry it further. -174521;1357154406;Ukto;wait -174520;1357154412;Ukto;is Evoorhees part of bitinstant ? -174519;1357154428;Ukto;with yankee ? -174518;1357154430;kakobrekla;man, i always read that as "ever hoes" -174517;1357154453;Ukto;I keep reading it as e-whorees -174516;1357154516;kakobrekla;;;tslb -174515;1357154520;gribble;Time since last block: 50 minutes and 52 seconds -174514;1357154537;mircea_popescu;Ukto yea -174513;1357154575;Ukto;mircea_popescu: partners ? -174512;1357154583;Ukto;I might have to pull some strings then... -174511;1357154594;mircea_popescu;well yes, hes' listed on the page and all. -174510;1357154596;mircea_popescu;what strings be those ? -174509;1357154711;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131778.msg1430691#msg1430691 -174508;1357154713;jcpham;derp -174507;1357154832;mircea_popescu;lol -174506;1357154855;Namjies;? -174505;1357154863;Namjies;Hello by the way -174504;1357154903;kakobrekla;My dad is die and my wife's dad is die. -174503;1357154903;kakobrekla;My mother do not have money to send me, she is living other city and contains my little brother. -174502;1357154903;kakobrekla;My wife's mother is living other city and contains my wife's little brother and my wife's litte sister. -174501;1357154914;kakobrekla;i know i know its sad, but its also a bit funny. -174500;1357154940;mircea_popescu;Namjies was re jcpham earlier. -174499;1357154942;Ukto;"Our current superconducting 128-qubit processor chip is housed inside a cryogenics system within a 10 square meter shielded room." wow -174498;1357154947;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i actually sent the guy monyz. -174497;1357154954;kakobrekla;you did? -174496;1357154955;jcpham;? -174495;1357155019;mircea_popescu;yeah. -174494;1357155041;thestringpuller;Ukto: i pull the strings!!! -174493;1357155043;kakobrekla;0.001? -174492;1357155051;kakobrekla;a tease then. -174491;1357155082;Ukto;thestringpuller: Nuuu -174490;1357155156;kakobrekla;or was it 5btc? -174489;1357155261;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla 5 btc -174488;1357155289;kakobrekla;mircea_HOOD_popescu -174487;1357155313;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/283.html there. -174486;1357155320;mircea_popescu;hood ? why hood ? -174485;1357155327;kakobrekla;hood, robin hood -174484;1357155405;mircea_popescu;lol -174483;1357155708;mircea_popescu;"The problem with geologists is that they invented such a complicated language that it would be easier to understand a half-naked Papuan stepping out of a jungle in the Stone Age than a bunch of dressed-up geologists attending a conference in Vancouver or Toronto – well, unless they step out of the room to grab a beer and begin taking on mundane subjects like good bars, sports, and field equipment." -174482;1357155714;mircea_popescu;wtf who allows all these idiots on the internet. -174481;1357155817;Namjies;The low price of an internet connection allows them. -174480;1357155828;Namjies;That's all it requires -174479;1357155847;kakobrekla;rich doesnt mean not idiot -174478;1357155940;Ukto;btw kakobrekla -174477;1357155945;Ukto;did mtgox shut off api 0 ? -174476;1357156053;kakobrekla;Ukto ya -174475;1357156077;Ukto;asshats.. -174474;1357156083;Ukto;did you ever find good docs? -174473;1357156089;kakobrekla;there are none -174472;1357156164;Namjies;It's not an absolute, but there's high correlation. -174471;1357156207;Namjies;The opposite is not true however. -174470;1357156236;kakobrekla;Ukto here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133829.msg1424948#msg1424948 -174469;1357156252;kakobrekla;i concider this about the same as 'go fuck yourself' -174468;1357156264;kakobrekla;anyway i have more important things to do and a year of backlog -174467;1357156511;Namjies;I find it interesting that I'm starting to get reasonable interest on loans. -174466;1357156531;mircea_popescu;blame mpbor -174465;1357156569;kakobrekla;whats the size of mpbor these days -174464;1357156594;mircea_popescu;4.9 last iirc -174463;1357156602;kakobrekla;5k? -174462;1357156630;Namjies;mpbor carries risk? -174461;1357156649;kakobrekla;5k, that i can beat :> -174460;1357156733;mircea_popescu;4.9% -174459;1357156737;mircea_popescu;and yes namjies -174458;1357156748;kakobrekla;no, the size i wonder -174457;1357156763;kakobrekla;amount of coinage -174456;1357156768;Namjies;I prefer to sell PUT options -174455;1357156778;Bugpowder;fiscal cliff -174454;1357156779;kakobrekla;50k? -174453;1357156956;Namjies;I'm getting early SatoshiDice kind of interest charged. -174452;1357156957;PsychoticBoy;fiscal cliff would be good for Europe, lets hope for it -174451;1357156967;Namjies;or about 1% per month -174450;1357157000;Namjies;Even less, actually -174449;1357157276;Namjies;+ the 200% loan value in assets guarantee is gone -174448;1357157351;Bugpowder;Well, my Intermediate bond index fund has an SEC yield of 1.5% a year, so sounds like you are doing well. -174447;1357157454;Namjies;I'd prefer 1.5% a year -174446;1357157495;Namjies;I'm the bond issuer. -174445;1357157519;Namjies;But going under 1% per month on BTC, I'll consider it an achievement. -174444;1357158603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00359126 = 10.7738 BTC [-] -174443;1357158959;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla size was from 40k btc to like 7ish -174442;1357159159;kakobrekla;hum? -174441;1357159166;kakobrekla;went down from 40 to 7 now? -174440;1357159174;kakobrekla;how come? -174439;1357159181;Bugpowder;price stability? -174438;1357159193;Bugpowder;not much volatility in exchange rate last month -174437;1357159207;Bugpowder;order in which the contracts were bot or sold? -174436;1357159216;mircea_popescu;it's odd cause it traded about the same # of contracts, roughly -174435;1357159219;kakobrekla;what does the size of the fund has to do with that? -174434;1357159219;mircea_popescu;maybe 15% less -174433;1357159223;mircea_popescu;but much more capital intensive -174432;1357159246;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla the capital needed simply reflects the widest berth mpoe bot ever takes. -174431;1357159255;Bugpowder;yeah, but if you are well balananced in exposure throughout the period, the the bond requirements will be lower -174430;1357159256;mircea_popescu;you can trade millions of btc's worth within the same 100btc space in principle -174429;1357159263;Bugpowder;yeah -174428;1357159270;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder in principle it could make a million btc on 0 capital. -174427;1357159275;Bugpowder;well -174426;1357159278;Bugpowder;maybe 1btc -174425;1357159280;mircea_popescu;so it fluctuates widely. -174424;1357159291;Bugpowder;I finally read how its calculated -174423;1357159293;mircea_popescu;well... admitting someone sells and someone buys simultaneously. -174422;1357159300;mircea_popescu;obviously this is a theoretical proposition -174421;1357159582;Bugpowder;;;ticker -174420;1357159583;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.26991, Best ask: 13.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08008, Last trade: 13.34999, 24 hour volume: 14943.19679685, 24 hour low: 13.21100, 24 hour high: 13.40000, 24 hour vwap: 13.31395 -174419;1357161452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.0037 = 6.475 BTC [+] -174418;1357162185;mircea_popescu;incidentally, this is a rarely well written and entertaining article http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/15/magazine/mag-15Gold-t.html -174417;1357163798;Namjies;That IS a nice article -174416;1357163824;mircea_popescu;yeah -174415;1357163831;rashid;PURCHASE BITCOINS RIGHT NOW INSTANTLY WITH YOUR DEBIT/CREDIT CARD AND PAYPAL GO TO WWW.BITCOINBERUDECHANGE.COM NO SIGN UP AT ALL JUST WIZ THROUGH IT SPREAD THE WORD !!!! -174414;1357163832;mircea_popescu;i even dropped the author a line let him know. so rare these days -174413;1357163834;rashid;PURCHASE BITCOINS RIGHT NOW INSTANTLY WITH YOUR DEBIT/CREDIT CARD AND PAYPAL GO TO WWW.BITCOINBERUDECHANGE.COM NO SIGN UP AT ALL JUST WIZ THROUGH IT SPREAD THE WORD !!!! -174412;1357163931;Namjies;It's the "beru de change" thing... these guys don't know how to spell "bureau de change" -174411;1357163957;Namjies;Someone suggested it was instead "Be Rude" -174410;1357164099;mircea_popescu;haha -174409;1357164218;Bugpowder;Yeah that was a great article -174408;1357164223;Bugpowder;one of my favs -174407;1357164428;mircea_popescu;you read it ?! -174406;1357164473;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla seems the ban failed ? -174405;1357164694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27684 @ 0.00062874 = 17.406 BTC [-] -174404;1357164695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 816 @ 0.00062839 = 0.5128 BTC [-] -174403;1357164759;Bugpowder;yes I read it back when it came out -174402;1357164762;Bugpowder;NYT addict -174401;1357164801;Bugpowder;forwarded it to my gold bug friends too -174400;1357165379;mircea_popescu;cool -174399;1357165385;mircea_popescu;i used to read the nyt like in the 90s -174398;1357165398;mircea_popescu;these days the press is kinda gone -174397;1357167654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 610 @ 0.00063408 = 0.3868 BTC [+] -174396;1357167655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19233 @ 0.00064091 = 12.3266 BTC [+] -174395;1357168052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00064243 = 2.12 BTC [+] -174394;1357168900;jurov;it reminded me of a story by Jack London a bit -174393;1357169036;jurov;can't remember its name. -174392;1357170955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12225 @ 0.00064243 = 7.8537 BTC [+] -174391;1357170956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7288 @ 0.00065 = 4.7372 BTC [+] -174390;1357171932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00065 = 10.465 BTC [+] -174389;1357172262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1957 @ 0.00359126 = 7.0281 BTC [-] -174388;1357172798;jurov;https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.MPBPT-E -174387;1357172825;jurov;February MPOE bonds passthroughnow open. First moment buyers will get best price! -174386;1357172858;jurov;And check bitfunder announcement for extra lulz :) -174385;1357173121;Namjies;Couldn't these be made available on coinbr? -174384;1357173191;FabianB;;;seen Ukto -174383;1357173191;gribble;Ukto was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 hours, 45 minutes, and 8 seconds ago: did you ever find good docs? -174382;1357173203;Ukto;? -174381;1357173213;FabianB;Ukto: it just happend again -174380;1357173221;Ukto;lemme looksee -174379;1357173269;jurov;Namjies, I'd have to add more code as coinbr is not an exchange itself. Plus it made Ukto so happy. -174378;1357173297;Ukto;false alarm :P -174377;1357173314;Ukto;jurov: it did, thanks! :) -174376;1357173358;mircea_popescu;lol -174375;1357173360;FabianB;Ukto: yup, my fault -174374;1357173524;jurov;mircea_popescu, have you seen what i put into the bitfunder news? -174373;1357173532;mircea_popescu;no ? -174372;1357173568;jurov;https://bitfunder.com/news , click to unfold -174371;1357174301;mircea_popescu;im actually from cluj -174370;1357174306;mircea_popescu;which is the very heart of transylvania -174369;1357174316;mircea_popescu;the girls are majoritarily from the us but generally from all over -174368;1357174504;jurov;:) -174367;1357176861;pigeons;Ukto: Heard from DeadTerra 'bout G.SDICE dividends? -174366;1357177290;smickles;arg, f-ing credit card companies -174365;1357177320;smickles;make a purchase, declined. call, get it manually approved, make the next purchase... declined -174364;1357177332;smickles;FFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUU -174363;1357177793;jurov;smickles, use rg's method -174362;1357177982;pizzaman1337;what's rg's method? -174361;1357178035;jurov;he was asking every day in -otc who'll order and pay him a pizza -174360;1357178039;smickles;give someone btc to make cc purchases -174359;1357178044;pizzaman1337;ah -174358;1357178060;smickles;jurov: he did it for data center payments too -174357;1357178074;smickles;a bit higher ticket than just lunch -174356;1357178131;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, if anyone wants to buy me a somethingawful account i'll pay teh btc . -174355;1357178149;smickles;you have to buy sa accounts? -174354;1357178221;mircea_popescu;yeah -174353;1357178289;mircea_popescu;it's 9.95 and they take cc only -174352;1357178295;mircea_popescu;as if anyone actually does that.e -174351;1357178820;smickles;Well, I've sworn of CCs for today at least -174350;1357179036;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla in yo face https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128650.msg1430666#msg1430666 -174349;1357179060;kakobrekla;Santa Claus is exist! -174348;1357179097;kakobrekla;so its mircea_claus_popescu -174347;1357179100;kakobrekla;same shit. -174346;1357179101;mircea_popescu;lmao teh clueless noob hasn't quite figured it out yet lol -174345;1357180378;jurov;mircea you forgot to add the "My dad is died and my wife's dad is died...." part -174344;1357180396;kakobrekla;im sure some city still contains em -174343;1357180464;mircea_popescu;lol -174342;1357180476;mircea_popescu;it's so funny tho. -174341;1357180489;mircea_popescu;but to anyone suspecting this was an ellaborate ploy : if the guy is this good... -174340;1357180533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00065 = 11.18 BTC [+] -174339;1357180658;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112447.msg1431414#msg1431414 -174338;1357180659;kakobrekla;hm -174337;1357180683;kakobrekla;so its like playing less than 52000 -174336;1357180710;kakobrekla;but the 'interests' rate on sidce are better -174335;1357180766;mircea_popescu;The current repayment rate is aprox 77%, if you think dice games are better than this please stay away of peer to peer lending sites. -174334;1357180767;mircea_popescu;ahaha -174333;1357180773;mircea_popescu;well... sdice repayment rate is 98.1% -174332;1357180850;Namjies;SatoshiDice does not deliver interests however and by selecting well rated loaners, you can drastically increase repayment rate. -174331;1357180900;Namjies;If you can get 95% repayment rate, with the interest, you'd end up in the green. -174330;1357180986;Namjies;I even got a 4% per week loan over 2 month repaid in full with interest. -174329;1357181116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00363054 = 3.8121 BTC [+] -174328;1357181117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 710 @ 0.0037 = 2.627 BTC [+] -174327;1357181212;Namjies;But I didn't want to push my luck too much tho. It's almost just like gambling. -174326;1357181450;Ukto;pigeons: yes, divs will be paid out soon -174325;1357182908;mircea_popescu;Namjies i really have my doubts about it -174324;1357182924;mircea_popescu;i suspect pigeon's loadning to jurov will probably be half or a third of the actually repaid loans -174323;1357182933;mircea_popescu;and the fact of the matter is they could have dealt with or w/o btcjam -174322;1357183009;mircea_popescu;unrelatedly, if anyone's into browser gamers, try out http://trilema.com/2012/wartune/ -174321;1357183012;mircea_popescu;it's pretty advanced. -174320;1357185365;Ukto;mircea_popescu: you sure its not japanese? or korean ? -174319;1357185376;mircea_popescu;its chinese i think. -174318;1357185380;mircea_popescu;but pretty good, for srs. -174317;1357186818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 607 @ 0.00064099 = 0.3891 BTC [-] -174316;1357186818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00063446 = 6.5984 BTC [-] -174315;1357186820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1934 @ 0.00062839 = 1.2153 BTC [-] -174314;1357186821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1275 @ 0.00062834 = 0.8011 BTC [-] -174313;1357189679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00064915 = 2.7913 BTC [+] -174312;1357189681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1439 @ 0.00062834 = 0.9042 BTC [-] -174311;1357190713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2450 @ 0.0037 = 9.065 BTC [+] -174310;1357190890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.0037 = 9.62 BTC [+] -174309;1357194486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00065 = 10.27 BTC [+] -174308;1357196929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1154 @ 0.00366266 = 4.2267 BTC [-] -174307;1357199809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00064316 = 1.4471 BTC [-] -174306;1357199810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00064162 = 3.3685 BTC [-] -174305;1357199903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00064712 = 2.4591 BTC [+] -174304;1357201338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1046 @ 0.00366266 = 3.8311 BTC [-] -174303;1357201429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1947 @ 0.00359126 = 6.9922 BTC [-] -174302;1357201431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 704 @ 0.00357934 = 2.5199 BTC [-] -174301;1357229328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00064021 = 6.5622 BTC [-] -174300;1357231023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1106 @ 0.00064021 = 0.7081 BTC [-] -174299;1357231024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3453 @ 0.00063961 = 2.2086 BTC [-] -174298;1357232234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 930 @ 0.00368308 = 3.4253 BTC [+] -174297;1357232235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20 @ 0.00369389 = 0.0739 BTC [+] -174296;1357232817;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=128650.msg1432062#msg1432062 lmao -174295;1357234378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00362958 = 6.1703 BTC [-] -174294;1357236923;thestringpuller;EskimoBob where is art listed? -174293;1357237575;mircea_popescu;"This means that the biggest risk of our project is gone and our NRE is a fruitful spend." -174292;1357237580;mircea_popescu;so asicminer will actually deliver ? -174291;1357237683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1880 @ 0.00369389 = 6.9445 BTC [+] -174290;1357237684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6870 @ 0.0037 = 25.419 BTC [+] -174289;1357238128;Bugpowder;I LOVE that the S.MPOE trading bot has now moved over to trading S.DICE -174288;1357238167;StarenseN;hello, anyone to affiliate me ? -174287;1357238200;Namjies;where? -174286;1357238212;StarenseN;MPEX -174285;1357238217;Namjies;yes -174284;1357238224;StarenseN;what's you Keyid -174283;1357238228;StarenseN;MP -174282;1357239045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1186 @ 0.0037 = 4.3882 BTC [+] -174281;1357239427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1158 @ 0.00369264 = 4.2761 BTC [-] -174280;1357239428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 97 @ 0.00362958 = 0.3521 BTC [-] -174279;1357239430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 375 @ 0.00361855 = 1.357 BTC [-] -174278;1357239431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5070 @ 0.00360414 = 18.273 BTC [-] -174277;1357240057;mircea_popescu;that was weird ? -174276;1357240743;mircea_popescu;http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/01/coder-charged-for-gambling-software/ the ever fascinating us -174275;1357240807;Ukto;yay, blockchain.info down -174274;1357240817;Ukto;-_- -174273;1357240838;Ukto;who wanted to use them as a payment gateway? -174272;1357240841;Ukto;I suggest not -174271;1357240894;kakobrekla;time for a blockchain.info payable and stable alternative -174270;1357240906;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu : yeah I'm sure Erik loves seeing that story. -174269;1357240922;Ukto;kakobrekla: about 2 months -174268;1357240955;mircea_popescu;heh -174267;1357240964;mircea_popescu;Ukto it was announced. -174266;1357240988;kakobrekla;hm -174265;1357241425;Ukto;what was announced? -174264;1357241433;kakobrekla;downtime -174263;1357241439;Ukto;o -174262;1357241456;kakobrekla;they should have downtime annoncment api -174261;1357241502;pigeons;that doesn't go down -174260;1357241509;kakobrekla;ofc -174259;1357241554;kakobrekla;so users would be able to ensure at least some level of service quality -174258;1357242210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3100 @ 0.0037 = 11.47 BTC [+] -174257;1357243261;mircea_popescu;there;s certainly space in the market for more than one blockchain.info -174256;1357243312;mircea_popescu;they owned blockexplorer cause that was kept mostly academicly, no serious effort -174255;1357243323;StarenseN;mircea_popescu, i'm about to invest in the stock market but please explain me what's the f*** is wrong with the Porn hosted on the same domain ? -174254;1357243339;StarenseN;private joke or something ?? -174253;1357243441;Ukto;what wrong with the porn? -174252;1357243441;jurov;kuzetsa: coinbr alleviates the need to pay for mpex account, plus adds user interface and bookkeeping... wouldn't say it's weird :) -174251;1357243443;Ukto;is it censored? -174250;1357243501;jurov;anybody: coinbr.com doesn't require invitations anymore, they are useful for affiliate payments -174249;1357243529;jurov;perhaps should update the frontpage stuff to make it clear -174248;1357243531;mircea_popescu;StarenseN what domain is that ? -174247;1357243661;StarenseN;http://polimedia.us/dtng/** -174246;1357243676;Ukto;still, whats wrong with it? -174245;1357243682;Ukto;is it censored? pizelated? -174244;1357243688;Ukto;pixelated? -174243;1357243702;kakobrekla;use mpex.co and its on a different domain suddenly. -174242;1357243727;StarenseN;not censored -174241;1357243742;mircea_popescu;StarenseN if you want to take it that way, it's proof of strength. -174240;1357243747;Ukto;then whats wrong with it? -174239;1357243754;mircea_popescu;the porn in question is older on the internet than btc itself, and than any other bitcoin service -174238;1357243767;kakobrekla;are the bitches too old? -174237;1357243769;mircea_popescu;taaki tried to get my site offline by complaining to anyone and everyone about "child porn" -174236;1357243774;mircea_popescu;the site is still there, taaki is gone -174235;1357243776;mircea_popescu;so you get the idea. -174234;1357243781;jurov;Ukto, go to bitcointalk and write somewhere "I started new exchange, cause i can't use mpex cause the porn is too pixelated" -174233;1357243794;StarenseN;that's ok, but why don't you dedicate ONE server for the stock market -174232;1357243796;Ukto;jurov: lol -174231;1357243799;StarenseN;it's out of my mind -174230;1357243812;Ukto;[12:10] use mpex.co and its on a different domain suddenly. -174229;1357243817;mircea_popescu;i do. -174228;1357243818;Ukto;kakobrekla already told you -174227;1357243827;mircea_popescu;what you see is just the webserver. -174226;1357243860;StarenseN;under your related domain that is also existing for MPEX -174225;1357243870;StarenseN;anyway -174224;1357243881;mircea_popescu;no. -174223;1357243883;Ukto;are you that offended by it? -174222;1357243901;mircea_popescu;there is a webserver which is pretty well secured for this purpose, which conduits your communications. -174221;1357243906;mircea_popescu;mpex itself is on a diff machine. -174220;1357243909;mircea_popescu;(s) -174219;1357243911;StarenseN;http://polimedia.us/dtng/f/ -174218;1357243911;StarenseN;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php -174217;1357243913;StarenseN;no? -174216;1357243924;Ukto;[12:10] use mpex.co and its on a different domain suddenly. -174215;1357243924;mircea_popescu;mpex doesn't run on the server you talk to. -174214;1357243935;StarenseN;no Ukto i don't care -174213;1357243936;mircea_popescu;think of it as a proxy, except the other way around. -174212;1357243938;StarenseN;ok -174211;1357243946;mircea_popescu;just like your traffic at home goes through your isp's proxy -174210;1357243960;mircea_popescu;just so my servers face the internet through a single webserver -174209;1357243964;Ukto;StarenseN: they are both the same thing.. they both talk to the actual mpex server -174208;1357243992;Ukto;your just mad because one has porn, and refuse to use the one without ? -174207;1357243996;mircea_popescu;and this is so because securing webservers is complex and expensive and you really don't want to do it multiple times if it can be helped -174206;1357244002;mircea_popescu;(if you know anything about it, that is) -174205;1357244029;mircea_popescu;ok this is out of this world : -174204;1357244030;mircea_popescu;Stuart asserts that New York authorities only came after him because they wanted to use him as a conduit to uncover illegal gambling operations in that state. He says the New York district attorney’s office tried to strong-arm him into a plea agreement that would have had him hacking into the systems of his software clients in order to obtain the usernames and passwords of gamblers and their bookmakers to help author -174203;1357244030;mircea_popescu;ities gather evidence of illegal gambling. -174202;1357244043;mircea_popescu;Under plea agreement discussions that were never finalized by a judge, and that occurred in February 2011 before Stuart was charged with any crime, Stuart says New York authorities pressed him to install a backdoor in his software and distribute it to clients so the data of gamblers and bookmakers could be retrieved. -174201;1357244053;Ukto;mo: just reading that ? lol -174200;1357244064;mircea_popescu;it's just... wow. -174199;1357244069;Ukto;just shows you how shady the govt is -174198;1357244079;Ukto;then there is the story there, about using predators to kill americans -174197;1357244086;Ukto;after that one, i closed the site -174196;1357244093;Ukto;and started to dream of another country agian -174195;1357244102;jcpham;there is a law firm in atlanta that is sending infringement claims -174194;1357244102;kakobrekla;the alien vs predator predator or some different predator -174193;1357244111;jcpham;based on scan to pdf process patent -174192;1357244116;jcpham;"paperless office" -174191;1357244121;Ukto;armed predatorr drones -174190;1357244133;kakobrekla;a. -174189;1357244139;jcpham;pretty easy to be on the wrong side of the law or copyright these days -174188;1357244151;Ukto;i know a federal DA -174187;1357244171;jurov;who never broke copyright law, throw the first stone -174186;1357244173;Ukto;she got real serious during lunch once. and said "I can put you in federal prison for 5 years for eating that sandwich. No shit." -174185;1357244175;mircea_popescu;fucking outrageos -174184;1357244185;Ukto;"There is no such thing as "legal"." -174183;1357244262;jcpham;http://www.runtogold.com/2012/12/during-2012-fiat-currencies-and-gold-collapse-against-bitcoin -174182;1357244266;jcpham;bulls on parade -174181;1357244298;Ukto;there is a huge list of illegal things, and much larger list of items that are 'gray areas' that could be used to make 'legal seeming things' illegal. -174180;1357244326;kakobrekla;my head assploded seeing that gold site omg ouch. -174179;1357244649;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/whats-a-rogue-state/ mthere. -174178;1357244674;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is a rogue state -174177;1357244690;mircea_popescu;jcpham i'd really like to get mpex on some of these golbug sites etc. you know anyone ?\ -174176;1357244712;jcpham;unsure -174175;1357244726;jcpham;know would mean less than iknow you -174174;1357244757;jcpham;at the bottom, in the comments -174173;1357244764;jcpham;matonis has a forum account -174172;1357244783;jcpham;the forbes blogger guy -174171;1357244822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1396 @ 0.00364994 = 5.0953 BTC [-] -174170;1357244829;jcpham;MP let me work on that -174169;1357244901;jcpham;if nothing else i can start with the guy that shared that link with me -174168;1357244940;mircea_popescu;np -174167;1357245578;jurov;mircea_popescu, i added info on http://talkgold.com, got few hits, but that was all -174166;1357245595;mircea_popescu;im thinking bigger ticket sort of thing -174165;1357245595;jurov;perhaps luring some known goldbug blogger would be better -174164;1357245606;mircea_popescu;two page spread in a mag or w/e -174163;1357245648;jurov;with some material from dtng? totally :P -174162;1357245722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16233 @ 0.0037 = 60.0621 BTC [+] -174161;1357245731;Bugpowder;yesss -174160;1357245743;Bugpowder;355,000 to go -174159;1357245875;mircea_popescu;jurov lmao -174158;1357245951;jurov;blockchain.info down? -174157;1357245969;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134461.0 -174156;1357245974;kakobrekla;for hours now -174155;1357245979;kakobrekla;not much longer -174154;1357245993;jurov;thx -174153;1357246646;jurov;poor blockexplorer.com: ERROR: unknown (Most likely my bitcoind stopped working or this page is too large/complex.) -174152;1357246662;kakobrekla;lol -174151;1357246666;kakobrekla;disaster -174150;1357246692;mircea_popescu;heh -174149;1357246696;kakobrekla;is anything like blockchain info opensourced -174148;1357246700;mircea_popescu;so who's working on the 3rd ? -174147;1357246716;kakobrekla;it needs a bitcoind mod which iirc is somewhere online -174146;1357246726;kakobrekla;and a interface -174145;1357246797;mircea_popescu;and redundancy -174144;1357246831;kakobrekla;ya well to bad im busy coding robots -174143;1357247709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9200 @ 0.0037 = 34.04 BTC [+] -174142;1357248209;pigeons;kakobrekla: there is an opensource blockexplorer called ABE -174141;1357248277;kakobrekla;hm -174140;1357248280;kakobrekla;could be useful -174139;1357248297;pigeons;wow people (blockchain.info) use mac's for servers -174138;1357248308;kakobrekla;thats why is down all the tim -174137;1357248309;kakobrekla;e -174136;1357248334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.0037 = 1.665 BTC [+] -174135;1357248476;Bugpowder;uh-oh QE3 may end within the year -174134;1357248486;Bugpowder;my bonds! -174133;1357248563;mircea_popescu;um ? -174132;1357248593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1575 @ 0.00063961 = 1.0074 BTC [-] -174131;1357248595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3035 @ 0.00063773 = 1.9355 BTC [-] -174130;1357248874;Bugpowder;If yields go up after QE3 ends, bonds are going to get fucking crushed -174129;1357248989;mircea_popescu;so sell -174128;1357249009;mircea_popescu;tho this "qe may end" talk is ridiculous bullshit. -174127;1357249014;mircea_popescu;the day qe ends the us economy ends. -174126;1357249021;mircea_popescu;there's nothing left but inflation by now. -174125;1357249128;mircea_popescu;speaking of porn board, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/15234.html#18007 -174124;1357249142;Bugpowder;i don't sell -174123;1357249322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2415 @ 0.00063773 = 1.5401 BTC [-] -174122;1357249323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7185 @ 0.00063594 = 4.5692 BTC [-] -174121;1357249350;jcpham;mircea_popescu i put out a feeler and someone has offered me anything i want for a mpex account -174120;1357249355;jcpham;this isn't looking good -174119;1357249369;mircea_popescu;lol wha ?! -174118;1357249371;mircea_popescu;why not good ? -174117;1357249371;jcpham;i thought mpex accounts were 20btc and some gpg-fu -174116;1357249379;mircea_popescu;they're 30 -174115;1357249399;jcpham;idk -174114;1357249411;jcpham;"i'll do anything you want" makes me feel icky -174113;1357249417;mircea_popescu;lol! -174112;1357249423;mircea_popescu;girl at least ? -174111;1357249431;jcpham;i don't think so at all -174110;1357249435;jcpham;smh -174109;1357249475;mircea_popescu;so whats a gold eagle go for these days ? over 30 btc ? -174108;1357249493;jcpham;if this person isn't crazy and runs some awesome gold blog, can they have a free mpex account? -174107;1357249500;jcpham;i'd say no myself and make them pay 30btc -174106;1357249504;jcpham;that's me though -174105;1357249523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 60000 @ 0.0037 = 222 BTC [+] -174104;1357249528;kakobrekla;exchange it for 30btc worth of adverts -174103;1357249531;mircea_popescu;well, kinda hard to run a blog 30btc worth of awesome, but not impossible -174102;1357249540;mircea_popescu;yeah, something like that. -174101;1357249551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00366137 = 2.1968 BTC [-] -174100;1357249555;jcpham;i'm not going to bother you with anyone i haven't vetted -174099;1357249574;mircea_popescu;tho im not even sure what someone'd do with an acct if no monyz in it -174098;1357249602;jcpham;urite -174097;1357249612;jcpham;nwhenuriteurite -174096;1357249623;Bugpowder;S.DICEEEEE -174095;1357249755;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i wouldn't get my hopes up. people will discover -EV and stop betting anytime now. -174094;1357249795;Bugpowder;My analysis "The New York district attorney’s office says his software was used to make illegal bets in that state between Sept. 2008 and June 2011." So we have about 3 years left of bountiful plenty -174093;1357249833;mircea_popescu;on the theory that the us lasts till 2015. -174092;1357249852;Bugpowder;lol -174091;1357249865;Bugpowder;you eastern europeans -174090;1357249876;mircea_popescu;suspicious of anything made recently. -174089;1357249912;Bugpowder;I kinda just want my options deposits back so I can buy through the rest of S.DICE.... -174088;1357249921;Bugpowder;getting close -174087;1357249926;Bugpowder;could be today. -174086;1357250085;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -174085;1357250087;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00353735 / 0.00368454 / 0.0037 (139209 shares, 512.92 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00328132 / 0.0037 (12915175 shares, 42,378.87 BTC) -174084;1357250226;mircea_popescu;possibly -174083;1357250260;mircea_popescu;course, if the guy that butchered the last tier with his 10k was only really just beginning... -174082;1357250786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16315 @ 0.00063594 = 10.3754 BTC [-] -174081;1357250788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1385 @ 0.00063258 = 0.8761 BTC [-] -174080;1357252166;drug_motor;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr2vOuN68zw&hd=1 -174079;1357253382;honeybadger;http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/01/coder-charged-for-gambling-software/ -174078;1357253401;mircea_popescu;honeybadger http://trilema.com/2013/whats-a-rogue-state/ :p -174077;1357253458;honeybadger;strutting around in their costumes -174076;1357253557;smickles;anyone here want some of my ppusd? -174075;1357253573;mircea_popescu;this is getting a little bit crazy, 10 deposits the past 5 hours -174074;1357253594;honeybadger;?? -174073;1357253612;honeybadger;must buy more dice -174072;1357253632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1519 @ 0.00366088 = 5.5609 BTC [-] -174071;1357253742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5546 @ 0.0037 = 20.5202 BTC [+] -174070;1357253743;mircea_popescu;i guess not everyone that wanted some got it yet -174069;1357253786;jurov;something is happening -174068;1357253786;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.16974811 BTC [+] -174067;1357253799;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.09101032 BTC [+] -174066;1357253816;kakobrekla;y u no wait bb -174065;1357253818;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.148 BTC [-] -174064;1357253830;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.132 BTC [-] -174063;1357253838;jurov;it's coinbr users ;) -174062;1357253845;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.113 BTC [-] -174061;1357253858;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1 @ 0.168 BTC [+] -174060;1357253872;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.07680901 BTC [-] -174059;1357253885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6621 @ 0.00064091 = 4.2435 BTC [+] -174058;1357253886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1996 @ 0.00064712 = 1.2917 BTC [+] -174057;1357253887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31083 @ 0.00065 = 20.204 BTC [+] -174056;1357253888;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1 @ 0.19862955 BTC [-] -174055;1357253906;jurov;smickles, how much? -174054;1357253916;jcpham;http://ukoki.com/post/39581957287/the-diy-hedge-fund-analysing-wikipedia-edits-as-a -174053;1357253920;smickles;jurov: heh, how much of what? -174052;1357253925;jurov;teh ppusd -174051;1357253936;mircea_popescu;"I won 16 BTC on satoshidice and promptly used it to buy S.DICE stock. Already made over 1 BTC on dividends." -174050;1357253938;mircea_popescu;ahaha total win -174049;1357253941;smickles;oh, 56.42 -174048;1357254018;jurov;well, i just used sdice to touch up the balance for mpex deposit :P -174047;1357254056;jurov;ended up with 1.6btc more, lol -174046;1357254263;pizzaman1337;where can I see what the % dividend returns are on S.DICE? (dividend/share price) -174045;1357254280;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.16972395 BTC [-] -174044;1357254286;Bugpowder;divide the number by 10,000,000 -174043;1357254295;Bugpowder;then divide by .0037 -174042;1357254295;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.09098616 BTC [-] -174041;1357254305;smickles;jurov: are you offering mpexbtc for ppusd? -174040;1357254307;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.148 BTC [-] -174039;1357254316;Bugpowder;;;calc 1720/10000000/.0037 -174038;1357254321;gribble;0.0464864864865 -174037;1357254321;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.132 BTC [-] -174036;1357254337;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.113 BTC [-] -174035;1357254348;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1 @ 0.168 BTC [+] -174034;1357254350;Bugpowder;still testing that options bot? -174033;1357254362;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.07678775 BTC [-] -174032;1357254372;jurov;smickles yes, for 0.1 BTC fee. but must figure out how much is avail -174031;1357254386;Bugpowder;blockchain.info is back -174030;1357254420;smickles;Bugpowder: it's a one month test -174029;1357254469;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu I only see 6 deposits (450BTC) -174028;1357254483;Bugpowder;it might be due to the big reddit S.DICE story -174027;1357254483;smickles;if you are interested in sending btc to it, I'll give you a fair share of profits/losses -174026;1357254495;Bugpowder;sorry smickles I'm building my own bot -174025;1357254496;Bugpowder;:) -174024;1357254500;smickles;:) -174023;1357254505;Bugpowder;and I WILL BURY YOU -174022;1357254526;jurov;smickles, 4BTC are definitely available ;) -174021;1357254531;Bugpowder;just like Khrushchev -174020;1357254614;jurov;;;ticker -174019;1357254615;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.31571, Best ask: 13.33965, Bid-ask spread: 0.02394, Last trade: 13.31570, 24 hour volume: 18951.43361414, 24 hour low: 13.24897, 24 hour high: 13.46400, 24 hour vwap: 13.34623 -174018;1357254639;jurov;;;calc 4.1*13.464 -174017;1357254644;gribble;55.2024 -174016;1357254654;jurov;smickles here you are -174015;1357254681;jurov;;;calc 4.1*13.34623 -174014;1357254682;gribble;54.719543 -174013;1357254690;jurov;whatever -174012;1357254758;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.16969705 BTC [-] -174011;1357254771;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.09095926 BTC [-] -174010;1357254794;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.148 BTC [-] -174009;1357254807;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.132 BTC [-] -174008;1357254996;jurov;Bugpowder, u gonna sell bonds? -174007;1357255077;smickles;jurov: so 4.1 mpex btc for 54.72 ppusd? -174006;1357255107;jurov;only 4.0 . the 0.1 is the fee -174005;1357255163;smickles;ok, sounds reasonable for what I bought the ppusd at -174004;1357255176;smickles;send me the address -174003;1357255257;jurov;PMd -174002;1357255294;Bugpowder;jurov, probably not. -174001;1357255325;Bugpowder;with the TNX jump, I might actually pick up some more here. -174000;1357255402;jurov;smickles, all done -173999;1357255424;Bugpowder;The 10-year treasury yield stayed below 3% from 1934 all the way till 1956. -173998;1357255443;Bugpowder;I'm sure the whole time people were thinking yields would rise any day now... -173997;1357255589;Bugpowder;Could take 20 years to deleverage through this K-winter -173996;1357256542;mircea_popescu;alternatively, it could take 6 weeks. -173995;1357256549;mircea_popescu;anyone;'s guess at this point. -173994;1357256652;Bugpowder;well no.. the deleveraging can't occur that fast, that opportunity came prior to the first big bank bailouts. However, yields could start going up within 6 weeks. -173993;1357256768;mircea_popescu;why can't it happen that fast ? -173992;1357256775;mircea_popescu;just write off all the us financial sector. -173991;1357256782;mircea_popescu;presto, it's now deleveraged. -173990;1357256799;smickles;debt jubilee (sp?) -173989;1357256806;mircea_popescu;GNP on par with Chad for a decade or so, and all that. -173988;1357257584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.0006338 = 10.1408 BTC [-] -173987;1357257585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12420 @ 0.00063258 = 7.8566 BTC [-] -173986;1357257657;smickles;I love this. SOEBOT bidding higher and higher for things, MPOEBOT bidding lower and lower for things -173985;1357257682;Bugpowder;and never the twain shall meet -173984;1357257792;smickles;heh, nifty, yet at the end of last month the prototype was bidding higher than mpoebot, so, if the pattern holds, the will eventually meet -173983;1357257916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 356 @ 0.00369999 = 1.3172 BTC [-] -173982;1357257986;smickles;!ticker s.dice -173981;1357257988;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00353735 / 0.00368492 / 0.0037 (146630 shares, 540.32 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00328155 / 0.0037 (12922596 shares, 42,406.27 BTC) -173980;1357258030;jurov;fund both bots with 5digit sums. watch hilarity ensue -173979;1357258058;smickles;hilarity, or price stabilization -173978;1357258078;Bugpowder;;ticker -173977;1357258084;smickles;;;ticker -173976;1357258085;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.37513, Best ask: 13.39950, Bid-ask spread: 0.02437, Last trade: 13.37513, 24 hour volume: 18956.99709514, 24 hour low: 13.24897, 24 hour high: 13.46400, 24 hour vwap: 13.34900 -173975;1357258086;Bugpowder;;;ticker -173974;1357258086;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.37513, Best ask: 13.39950, Bid-ask spread: 0.02437, Last trade: 13.37513, 24 hour volume: 18956.99709514, 24 hour low: 13.24897, 24 hour high: 13.46400, 24 hour vwap: 13.34900 -173973;1357258106;Bugpowder;is that what happened to BTCUSD? -173972;1357258191;pigeons;oh want me to turn off my btcusd stabilization bots? -173971;1357258194;pigeons;sorry -173970;1357258270;jurov;BTCUSD STABILIZATION ENGAGED -173969;1357258318;smickles;actually, I use 11 digit sums -173968;1357258361;smickles;mircea_popescu seems to use 'whatever' digit sums -173967;1357258372;mircea_popescu;eh ? -173966;1357258380;smickles;bot funding -173965;1357258392;mircea_popescu;no digits in btc :D -173964;1357258402;mircea_popescu;onlt toes -173963;1357258455;smickles;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWTgvRGwzWg -173962;1357258996;jurov;Yes, I think one of the main issues is the assets being 'titled' in CoinBR's name and not the user's. -173961;1357259005;jurov;^ hard to argue with such "issues" -173960;1357259052;kakobrekla;url? -173959;1357259056;thestringpuller;mr. smickles -173958;1357259058;smickles;'cause you know, all assets have the user's name in the title -173957;1357259064;thestringpuller;om -173956;1357259066;thestringpuller;pm -173955;1357259069;smickles;thestringpuller: Howdy :) -173954;1357259095;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118551.20 -173953;1357259132;Bugpowder;"Hi Everyone, we've decided to launch our own S.DICE passthru fund on https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=SDICE " -173952;1357259222;thestringpuller;lol -173951;1357259241;Bugpowder;wut? http://www.nature.com/news/quantum-gas-goes-below-absolute-zero-1.12146 -173950;1357259289;jurov;Bugpowder, do these two things have something in common? -173949;1357259306;Bugpowder;yes. -173948;1357259312;Bugpowder;I saw them sequentially -173947;1357259321;jurov;like, "look s.dice passthrough, hell froze over" -173946;1357259325;Bugpowder;lol -173945;1357259347;Bugpowder;I wonder if this is like a really amazing breakthru or not -173944;1357259404;jurov;it is maybe for overclockers -173943;1357259467;kakobrekla;cpu wont work under abs 0 -173942;1357259487;Bugpowder;they say some weird things -173941;1357259501;Bugpowder;like gravity affect reverses below zero -173940;1357259541;pigeons;ok i'll start a s.dice passthrough on btct.no -173939;1357259569;kakobrekla;if they would done the experiment in russia they would get a couple of billionths of a Kelvin lower -173938;1357259591;jurov;pigeons, it's already there -173937;1357259633;kakobrekla;imma gonna open havelock sdice passthrogh on GLBSE -173936;1357259669;smickles;kakobrekla: don't forget the mpex synth listing too -173935;1357259682;jurov;i can't wait till they start duplicating our bonds passthrough, too -173934;1357259686;kakobrekla;yea yeah backpassthrough -173933;1357259700;pigeons;im gonna pass trhough to kak's PT via litecoinglobal -173932;1357259713;kakobrekla;lets do it! -173931;1357259716;smickles;yo dawg -173930;1357259765;jurov;Ukto, I have got genial idea. Let's make passthrough on bitfunder... to itself -173929;1357259800;Ukto;0,o -173928;1357259807;jurov;the asset name shall be CoinBr.INCEPTION -173927;1357259856;pigeons;it's be like an eminem album about how his last albulm where he raps about his last album sucking sucked -173926;1357259911;jurov;Ukto, you store plaintext passwords on bitfunder????!!!! -173925;1357259932;kakobrekla;no they are base64 encoded! -173924;1357259936;Ukto;no ? -173923;1357259953;jurov;sorry i mixed something in my head -173922;1357259962;Ukto;-_- -173921;1357259963;pigeons;ROT13 -173920;1357259975;Ukto;passes are bcrypted -173919;1357260017;pigeons;just like dr. nefario reccomends -173918;1357260033;kakobrekla;lolz -173917;1357260097;jurov;my bad. we had PM with ukto about my password and i conflated it. i vouch for bitfunder sound practices -173916;1357260129;Ukto;lol -173915;1357260142;Ukto;its those extra voices in your head -173914;1357260146;Ukto;mine confuse me sometimes too -173913;1357260148;Ukto;:P -173912;1357260191;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.16976363 BTC [+] -173911;1357260203;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.09048435 BTC [-] -173910;1357260503;Bugpowder;The Passthru Centipede -173909;1357260923;FabianB;heh, why did someone buy lots of G.SDICE on bitfunder _after_ div payment for 0.004? -173908;1357260938;kakobrekla;to make sure the div come -173907;1357260941;kakobrekla;;> -173906;1357261505;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder that's interesting... they never told me about it. -173905;1357261568;mircea_popescu;G.SDICE ? -173904;1357261582;mircea_popescu;omfg people need to come to standard names. what's g. ? galinaceae ? -173903;1357261635;iz;G is short for Gangsta, obviously -173902;1357261695;FabianB;it says Gamma SatoshiDice Pass Through -173901;1357261724;mircea_popescu;ic. -173900;1357261756;mircea_popescu;so did the havelook ppl issue any sort of proof they hold shares or anything ? -173899;1357261827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00367288 = 1.8364 BTC [-] -173898;1357261828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00367289 = 9.1822 BTC [+] -173897;1357261829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 644 @ 0.00369999 = 2.3828 BTC [+] -173896;1357261830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16356 @ 0.0037 = 60.5172 BTC [+] -173895;1357262059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11820 @ 0.00064999 = 7.6829 BTC [+] -173894;1357262777;smickles;wow, I should pay more attention b/f letting my eyes widen like that. [s.dice] @ .0037 was not followed by [s.dice] @ .0064999 -173893;1357262879;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134568.0 -173892;1357262952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1217 @ 0.00369999 = 4.5029 BTC [-] -173891;1357262971;mircea_popescu;lmao -173890;1357262995;smickles;wth is that '*' supposed to refer to? -173889;1357263002;mircea_popescu;72 terra hash/s bitcoin mine. The hashing hardware consists of 1000 bASIC boards provided by BTCFPGA, LLC. Today’s network hashing power is 3 times lower than 72TH/s but this situation will change dramatically in the next 2 months before the deployment of the hardware. -173888;1357263004;mircea_popescu;lmao fucking scam -173887;1357263096;Ukto;k -173886;1357263102;Ukto;i wont say my thoughts but... -173885;1357263104;Ukto;http://picostocks.com/businessplan/17 -173884;1357263107;Ukto;pic at bottom of page 4 -173883;1357263132;Ukto;does that make you think of any recent movie actors who played a great roll in a dc comics movie, who suicided? >,> -173882;1357263171;Ukto;whoops -173881;1357263172;Ukto;wrong char -173880;1357263213;Ukto;i was thinking https://www.google.com/search?q=dark+knight+rises+scarecrow&hl=en&tbo=d&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=NRXmUK3SBOaA2wXQpoGoDQ&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAA&biw=1422&bih=769 -173879;1357263218;pigeons;just what the world needs more of! -173878;1357263221;pigeons;http://www.lendmecoin.com/ -173877;1357263271;mircea_popescu;The venture has 1M shares. The minimum price is 0.06BTC per share so the minimum valuation of the project is 798k USD at an USD/BTC -173876;1357263272;mircea_popescu;lol -173875;1357263273;mircea_popescu;no, srsly. -173874;1357263407;jurov;the business plan is interesting too.. they want to build 100kW datacenter. no prior experience -173873;1357263415;mircea_popescu;heh. -173872;1357263420;mircea_popescu;no proof of payment of basics -173871;1357263426;mircea_popescu;tom isn't even selling that many -173870;1357263590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 283 @ 0.00369999 = 1.0471 BTC [-] -173869;1357263591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 29388 @ 0.0037 = 108.7356 BTC [+] -173868;1357263974;Ukto;100Kw datacenter isnt that much -173867;1357263997;Ukto;My 2,500 sqft facility was 600Kw -173866;1357264023;Ukto;your talking like.. 100amps @ 440v 3-phase. -173865;1357264062;Ukto;but if they have no prior experience in things yeah, thats alot -173864;1357264119;Ukto;they would need at least 30tons of HVAC tho... figure around $35k if using chilled water units... $100k+ for condensor systems -173863;1357265192;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104489.msg1433281#msg1433281 -173862;1357265220;mircea_popescu;Ukto it's pure fantasy -173861;1357265229;kakobrekla;O_o -173860;1357265233;mircea_popescu;1000 basics ? what 1000 basics ? basics are fully sold out on preorders and 300 projected anyway -173859;1357265250;mircea_popescu;lol what's the story tghere -173858;1357265271;Ukto;mircea_popescu: I know -173857;1357265276;Ukto;kakobrekla: u like that? :P -173856;1357265291;kakobrekla;i dont care, i think bakewell is baked well -173855;1357265297;Ukto;hahaha -173854;1357265303;Ukto;he does do some crazy stuff -173853;1357265320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17000 @ 0.0037 = 62.9 BTC [+] -173852;1357265321;Ukto;he surprised me with it as well -173851;1357265325;kakobrekla;yea put a sock on the head instead shoe -173850;1357265704;mircea_popescu;so why the move ? -173849;1357265706;mircea_popescu;is it sikrit ? -173848;1357265965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063381 = 6.3381 BTC [-] -173847;1357266011;Ukto;he said he did not agree with the administration policies of btct -173846;1357266012;Ukto;thats all -173845;1357266077;mircea_popescu;a ok -173844;1357266389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00366001 = 3.66 BTC [-] -173843;1357266391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0036527 = 3.6527 BTC [-] -173842;1357266391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 540 @ 0.00365269 = 1.9725 BTC [-] -173841;1357266505;StarenseN;!help -173840;1357266505;assbot;List of commands: -173839;1357266506;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current MPEX ticker values) -173838;1357266627;Ukto;whenever you are ready bud -173837;1357266917;pigeons;;;ident honeybooboo -173836;1357266918;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -173835;1357267143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00369999 = 7.4 BTC [+] -173834;1357267144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.0037 = 2.59 BTC [+] -173833;1357267350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00369999 = 7.03 BTC [-] -173832;1357268730;Anduck;hewwo -173831;1357268740;Anduck;when will S.DICE pay divs ? -173830;1357268803;pigeons;next month again -173829;1357268807;Bugpowder;Feb 1 -173828;1357268810;Bugpowder;or 2 -173827;1357268903;Bugpowder;If we project this months betting volume, it should be around 7.7%, plus or minus 5% -173826;1357268955;Anduck;well, when did it pay divs last time? -173825;1357268970;pigeons;jan 2 -173824;1357268972;Anduck;ok -173823;1357268993;Anduck;how much was it? -173822;1357269007;Anduck;%? -173821;1357269048;Anduck;i just received my divs - from a broker -173820;1357269052;pigeons;1720.64488847 BTC -173819;1357269059;Anduck;how much is it as %? -173818;1357269082;pigeons;ask your broker ;)O -173817;1357269130;mircea_popescu;7%? -173816;1357269141;mircea_popescu;Anduck about 5.2% ish -173815;1357269141;Anduck;=P -173814;1357269144;Anduck;aight -173813;1357269150;Bugpowder;mp -173812;1357269157;Bugpowder;150,000 bet so far this month -173811;1357269163;Anduck;lol -173810;1357269164;Anduck;so much -173809;1357269166;mircea_popescu;jesus god. -173808;1357269171;mircea_popescu;anduck : -173807;1357269185;mircea_popescu;;;calc 17206 satoshi per share -173806;1357269186;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -173805;1357269195;mircea_popescu;lol i mean, 17.2k satoshi per share -173804;1357269209;Bugpowder;;;calc 150000*31/3*.019/.0037/10000000 -173803;1357269209;gribble;0.795945945946 -173802;1357269213;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder 150k this month ? what month ? these two days ? -173801;1357269217;Bugpowder;yes -173800;1357269222;pigeons;yep -173799;1357269229;mircea_popescu;it's not staying 37 at this rate. -173798;1357269234;Bugpowder;three days -173797;1357269242;Anduck;mircea_popescu: "so much" was meant as "lol so much bet'd" -173796;1357269247;mircea_popescu;its funny, s.dice return was 5.2%, mpbor was 4.99% -173795;1357269254;mircea_popescu;basically, you can pcik your poison and make 5% a month. -173794;1357269259;mircea_popescu;very different risks -173793;1357269262;Bugpowder;I have moved all my coins, except for the options I'm still selling into S.DICE -173792;1357269271;Bugpowder;no loss risk with S.DICE -173791;1357269273;Bugpowder;well -173790;1357269278;Bugpowder;equity risk -173789;1357269281;Bugpowder;if Erik gets arrested -173788;1357269291;Bugpowder;but that is like probably 2 years away -173787;1357269347;mircea_popescu;it could have 0 divs -173786;1357269355;mircea_popescu;and a lump to pay for next month -173785;1357269361;mircea_popescu;so yea, very diff risk profiles. -173784;1357269388;Bugpowder;yeah but MBOPR lost 45% one month -173783;1357269396;Bugpowder;that requires 90% gain to recover from -173782;1357269406;Anduck;whats MBOPR? -173781;1357269435;Bugpowder;MPBOR -173780;1357269437;Bugpowder;sorry -173779;1357269448;Anduck;what is it? -173778;1357269454;Anduck;asset for what? -173777;1357269470;Bugpowder;bonds backing the options market making bot on MPEX -173776;1357269498;mircea_popescu;yea also true. -173775;1357269503;mircea_popescu;then again... what's more likely ? -173774;1357269526;Bugpowder;is past prelude? -173773;1357269542;Bugpowder;I think MBPOR is probably a good investment -173772;1357269554;Bugpowder;at 5% -173771;1357269575;Bugpowder;but I think S.DICE, at this valuation, is better -173770;1357269586;Bugpowder;due to immenent equity price rise -173769;1357269614;mircea_popescu;i think so too, it's been pent up for too long -173768;1357269633;mircea_popescu;its unlikely current price reflects true market valuation, and it's unlikely that true valuation be on the lower end -173767;1357269638;mircea_popescu;since it was free moving on the lower end -173766;1357269656;Bugpowder;yup -173765;1357269662;Ukto;wholey crap -173764;1357269671;Ukto;i posted my s.dice shares @ 0.0050/share -173763;1357269673;Ukto;just to put up a wall -173762;1357269676;Ukto;someone bought them -173761;1357269684;Ukto;well, a quarter -173760;1357269697;mircea_popescu;heh. -173759;1357269699;Bugpowder;amazing what price discovery will find -173758;1357269705;Bugpowder;when there is no IPO wall -173757;1357269709;mircea_popescu;ya. -173756;1357269719;Ukto;mebbe i will raise my price heh -173755;1357269719;Bugpowder;.005 seems a bit cheap -173754;1357269721;mircea_popescu;and the thing is, AFTER ipo sells out, which hasn't happened yet, there's 30 days lockdown -173753;1357269735;Bugpowder;?? -173752;1357269745;Bugpowder;no secondary issuing? -173751;1357269753;Bugpowder;for 30 days? or what? -173750;1357269756;mircea_popescu;yea. -173749;1357269772;mircea_popescu;(c)The representatives of SatoshiDice warrant that no further shares will be offered by them for a period of 30 days from the date these offered shares are sold. -173748;1357269787;Bugpowder;A secondary at .0075 would be reasonable -173747;1357269825;mircea_popescu;erik's call -173746;1357269829;Bugpowder;tempted to open my physicals -173745;1357269831;mircea_popescu;well, and all the shareholder's obviously. -173744;1357269836;Bugpowder;and deposit more -173743;1357269854;mircea_popescu;well... if mpex tempts then mpex has succeeded. -173742;1357269916;Bugpowder;800BTC to go -173741;1357270496;Bugpowder;http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-01-03/bitcoin-making-online-gambling-legal-in-the-u-dot-s-dot -173740;1357270528;Bugpowder;"Erik Voorhees, director of marketing and communications at BitInstant, helped design SatoshiDice, a gambling site hosted in Ireland and owned by an anonymous investor. " -173739;1357270545;Bugpowder;O-o -173738;1357270690;Ukto;"Silk Road, which processes an estimated $1.2 million a month in sales of illegal drugs" -173737;1357270694;Ukto;thats a pretty amazing number -173736;1357270704;Ukto;i guess if you include memberships fees -173735;1357270709;Ukto;that would make up 50% of it -173734;1357270710;Ukto;:P -173733;1357270715;Ukto;mebbe they havent SEEN silkroad. -173732;1357270728;Bugpowder;it takes about 5 minutes of effort to get there -173731;1357270742;thestringpuller;Ukto: find dat ff7 yet? -173730;1357270745;Ukto;its media, and based on the comment, tehy did not look -173729;1357270757;Ukto;thestringpuller: i uh no -173728;1357270757;Ukto;-_- -173727;1357270805;mircea_popescu;heheeh -173726;1357270808;Bugpowder;I imagine the street value is actually much higher than 1.2MM -173725;1357270813;Ukto;"Gavin Andresen, chief scientist at Bitcoin Foundation" -173724;1357270816;Ukto;whered that title come from? 0,o -173723;1357270823;mircea_popescu;its why the foundation exists lol -173722;1357270828;Bugpowder;exactly -173721;1357270833;Bugpowder;it helps with the mainstream PR -173720;1357270840;Ukto;oh heh -173719;1357270947;thestringpuller;this conversation isn't helping me get my ff7 -173718;1357271320;Bugpowder;new whale? 013-01-04 00:45:25 lessthan 32768 6b535440 d96ed541 1AnixjB CONFIRMED 400.00000000 ABOVE MAX 400.00000000 59773 -173717;1357271608;mircea_popescu;heh' -173716;1357271860;mircea_popescu;75 huh ? -173715;1357271864;mircea_popescu;that'd be a 100% gain and more. -173714;1357272623;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=35775.msg1432008#msg1432008 -173713;1357272962;Ukto;lol -173712;1357273079;pigeons;was also usagi bait too -173711;1357273394;gladoscc;wow -173710;1357273400;gladoscc;is it just me or is bitfunder's color scheme hideous -173709;1357273573;Ukto;http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2011/0509/technology-psilocybin-bitcoins-gavin-andresen-crypto-currency.html <-- how i think of gavin -173708;1357273582;Ukto;gladoscc: its horrid -173707;1357273600;Ukto;you should post in the bitfunder thread with a suggestion to redo it with -173706;1357273674;Ukto;mebbe there can be a coloscheme selector for people -173705;1357273683;Ukto;do all kinda colors sets.. 'sunset' etc -173704;1357273685;Ukto;cust background images -173703;1357273692;Ukto;like the failed IE skins -173702;1357273704;gladoscc;maybe you know -173701;1357273712;Graet;ooh nice - he has aussie $20 ijn front - propably coz its worth more than a usd :P -173700;1357273712;gladoscc;LOOK at your site before going to colorpicker.com -173699;1357273720;gladoscc;picking two random colors that are close -173698;1357273726;gladoscc;and completely disregard color theory -173697;1357273764;Ukto;defenitely did not follow any color theory -173696;1357273780;Ukto;which two random colors that are close are you reffering to? -173695;1357273786;Ukto;and I dont recall going to colorpicker hehe -173694;1357273801;gladoscc;Ukto: you developed bitfunder? -173693;1357273807;Ukto;Yes. :) -173692;1357273813;Ukto;Changes / ideas are always welcome. -173691;1357273816;gladoscc;:o -173690;1357273848;Graet;not all programmers/deveopers have a good eye for colour -173689;1357273849;Graet;:D -173688;1357273855;Ukto;thas defenitely not me -173687;1357273859;Ukto;hehe -173686;1357273863;Graet;:P -173685;1357273869;Ukto;if it makes you happy, I may even let people make a 'custome' color set -173684;1357273885;gladoscc;Ukto: try this -webkit-linear-gradient(top,#1282C0,#0817CA); -173683;1357273896;gladoscc;chrome, select element, change navbar-inner. looks much better. -173682;1357273929;Ukto;weird, pretty sure i used webkit linear gadients -173681;1357273934;Ukto;well, at least at the top bar -173680;1357273942;Ukto;stil debating making it solid blue -173679;1357273960;gladoscc;no, I mean, different colors -173678;1357273970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00367857 = 1.4714 BTC [-] -173677;1357273971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 308 @ 0.00365465 = 1.1256 BTC [-] -173676;1357273973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1297 @ 0.0036527 = 4.7376 BTC [-] -173675;1357273977;gladoscc;current one looks like... Geocities. -173674;1357273979;gladoscc;You get what I mean? -173673;1357274006;gladoscc;All you need is 5 'UNDER CONSTRUCTION' GIFs, a neon hit counter and "Best viewed in Internet Explorer 4" -173672;1357274007;Bugpowder;solid blue.... METRO -173671;1357274013;gladoscc;metro sucks -173670;1357274014;Bugpowder; -173669;1357274016;gladoscc;especially if you're using bootstrap. -173668;1357274041;Ukto;.. that. would be epic -173667;1357274050;gladoscc;speaking of which, I need to get back to working on my project instead of procrastinating. -173666;1357274208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18105 @ 0.000633 = 11.4605 BTC [-] -173665;1357274247;Ukto;gladoscc: there you go -173664;1357274259;Ukto;but now it draws out the black borderlines between nav buttons :P -173663;1357274309;Ukto;so by 'horrid' earlier, you simply ment the gradient ? :P -173662;1357274347;gladoscc;yep :P, border-right: 1px solid blah; border-left: 1px solid blah; if you want to change the black gradients -173661;1357274357;gladoscc;also are you aware that the active class is applied to home even if you're on another page? -173660;1357274371;Ukto;honestly -173659;1357274371;Ukto;no -173658;1357274374;Ukto;:P -173657;1357274379;Ukto;i will fix it up in a bit -173656;1357274393;Ukto;trying to push on the interactive api docs atm -173655;1357274428;gladoscc;I like how the site is responsive -173654;1357274440;Ukto;its prolly slow atm heh -173653;1357274450;gladoscc;"honestly no" to ? -173652;1357274451;Ukto;doing some extracarricular activity on the server atm -173651;1357274456;Ukto;to the home active class -173650;1357274462;Ukto;bootstrap must be fucking up somewhere -173649;1357274478;Ukto;or i set it somewhere -173648;1357274481;gladoscc;you did -173647;1357274487;gladoscc;I encountere the same thing on my site literally 2 hours ago -173646;1357274494;gladoscc;so. -173645;1357274497;Ukto;you sure is active? -173644;1357274502;Ukto;it doesnt seem to highlight it -173643;1357274513;Ukto;at least not on the market page -173642;1357274522;pigeons;gladoscc: how do you like the mpex colors? -173641;1357274535;Ukto;pigeons: LOL -173640;1357274539;JWU42;heh -173639;1357274540;gladoscc;pigeons: lol -173638;1357274540;Ukto;I wasnt going to go there :P -173637;1357274556;gladoscc;Ukto: it is active in chrome, when logged out -173636;1357274570;gladoscc; -173635;1357274571;Ukto;weird -173634;1357274573;Ukto;it does remain active -173633;1357274575;Ukto;when logged out -173632;1357274578;Ukto;i will check that later -173631;1357274586;kakobrekla;yeah i see the same -173630;1357274588;gladoscc;probably because you're matching /, so /terms would return true -173629;1357274591;kakobrekla;home is always active -173628;1357274602;Ukto;nah, not how it works -173627;1357274609;Ukto;but -173626;1357274625;Ukto;i need to find a capable gfx guy to make a nice icon for the site. -173625;1357274629;gladoscc;< -173624;1357274632;Ukto;was thinking of doing a blue b like from that reminds me.. i need -173623;1357274634;Ukto;er -173622;1357274634;gladoscc;:) -173621;1357274638;Ukto;like from http://blogs-images.forbes.com/thumbnails/blog_2060/pt_2060_531_o.jpg?t=1343857647 -173620;1357274643;Ukto;but it needs to be stylized.. -173619;1357274651;Ukto;a solid color looks like ass -173618;1357274668;gladoscc;I could do that for a few coins -173617;1357274673;Ukto;mebbe somehow show the F within the B -173616;1357274681;Ukto;since you can fit an F into it -173615;1357274698;gladoscc;Ukto: you can, but it's going to look ugly cause B is curved/rounded -173614;1357274703;Ukto;yeah -173613;1357274711;Ukto;the B can be reshaped a bit for that tho -173612;1357274716;gladoscc;and unless you want F to look like |c -173611;1357274717;Ukto;and it makes sense to do it that way -173610;1357274745;Ukto;besides, if I dont add the F... it looks more like glbse's old logo -173609;1357274750;pigeons;do it like this: http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/ -173608;1357274762;Ukto;lol -173607;1357274766;gladoscc;prehaps do it like facebook.com -173606;1357274770;gladoscc;except obviously not using the facebook font. -173605;1357274789;pigeons;yeah but i cant fucking stand those facebook colors for real -173604;1357274824;Ukto;pigeons: did you see my earlier comments about pre-made tempaltes and user customizations? :P -173603;1357274837;Ukto;I was half serious about putting skine dthemes together :P -173602;1357274843;Ukto;a nice beach sunrise in the background -173601;1357274844;Ukto;>:P~ -173600;1357274847;gladoscc;Ukto: hope you're really half serious -173599;1357274851;gladoscc;cause userscripts. -173598;1357274869;Ukto;honestly, something like that would be alot more work than I have time for atm ;) -173597;1357274904;gladoscc;I need to -173596;1357274907;gladoscc;actually develop something myself -173595;1357274940;gladoscc;but the last thing we need is another exchange -173594;1357274952;Ukto;so how about you be creative for a logo icon, somethign that can be made into a nice looking favicon also, and if i like it, we can talk price ? -173593;1357275130;gladoscc;Ukto: I'm working on another project for someone at the moment, I think I'll do that first anyways. -173592;1357275143;Ukto;thats fine. :) thanks for the offer -173591;1357275465;thestringpuller;Ukto: ff7 :P -173590;1357275482;Ukto;dmnit -173589;1357275483;Ukto;:P -173588;1357275491;honeybadger;any cobra to eat? -173587;1357275510;Ukto;You've been stung stupid. -173586;1357275761;honeybadger;oh, ok. back to sleep -173585;1357275805;honeybadger; with 22 confirmations on a coinbr deposit yet no funding ..... -173584;1357275921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00063259 = 2.9732 BTC [-] -173583;1357276377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.000633 = 16.9644 BTC [+] -173582;1357276420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 919 @ 0.00369999 = 3.4003 BTC [+] -173581;1357276524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 181 @ 0.00369999 = 0.6697 BTC [+] -173580;1357276526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 26119 @ 0.0037 = 96.6403 BTC [+] -173579;1357276693;smickles;honeybadger: do you know why a coinbr deposit might take that long? -173578;1357276730;smickles;I don't think they keep a floating balance on mpex, so any deposit has to wait on the manual deposit process of mpex -173577;1357276766;smickles;hey mircea_popescu, you don't even like dark bitter beer? -173576;1357276795;honeybadger;mickles, I think they have to be manually approved and someone is sleeping? -173575;1357276820;mircea_popescu;i don't hate it at least. -173574;1357277309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3025 @ 0.0037 = 11.1925 BTC [+] -173573;1357279514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1203 @ 0.0036527 = 4.3942 BTC [-] -173572;1357279514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 97 @ 0.00365269 = 0.3543 BTC [-] -173571;1357280394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 170 @ 0.00365269 = 0.621 BTC [-] -173570;1357280395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 173 @ 0.00364994 = 0.6314 BTC [-] -173569;1357281174;gladoscc;hi mircea_popescu -173568;1357281187;mircea_popescu;hi. -173567;1357282462;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -173566;1357282463;gladoscc;Oh wow. "Paid Content This article is available for a fee. Articles published on Trilema are available based on a credits system." -173565;1357282473;gribble;Time since last block: 28 minutes and 24 seconds -173564;1357282473;mircea_popescu;yea... -173563;1357282521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1057 @ 0.00362779 = 3.8346 BTC [-] -173562;1357282522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 393 @ 0.00367396 = 1.4439 BTC [+] -173561;1357282596;gladoscc;I have a feeling it'd cost more time to process payments for $1. -173560;1357282784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 176 @ 0.00367396 = 0.6466 BTC [+] -173559;1357282785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 874 @ 0.0037 = 3.2338 BTC [+] -173558;1357283305;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -173557;1357283308;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 53 seconds -173556;1357283483;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -173555;1357283485;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00063258 / 0.00063932 / 0.00065 (225899 shares, 144.42 BTC), 30day: 0.00050643 / 0.00059349 / 0.00066 (62728158 shares, 37,229.09 BTC) -173554;1357284023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00361595 = 8.6783 BTC [-] -173553;1357284381;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -173552;1357284384;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 21 seconds -173551;1357316477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00366925 = 2.0181 BTC [+] -173550;1357316477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1992 @ 0.0037 = 7.3704 BTC [+] -173549;1357316630;mircea_popescu;;;calc 4500 *.035 -173548;1357316631;gribble;157.5 -173547;1357317003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 42800 @ 0.0037 = 158.36 BTC [+] -173546;1357317435;jurov;whales have been released to mpex.. waiting for the owners to catch up -173545;1357317673;mircea_popescu;0.00370000 9`573 -173544;1357317677;mircea_popescu;the ipo block is almost gone. -173543;1357317684;mircea_popescu;hanging by a thread lol -173542;1357317716;mircea_popescu;300k shares left all the way to 48 -173541;1357317969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9573 @ 0.0037 = 35.4201 BTC [+] -173540;1357318099;mircea_popescu;and it's officially gone. -173539;1357318135;mircea_popescu;S.DICE IPO complete, erik gets his other 40mn shares on Feb 3rd -173538;1357318295;Guest15001;I got the last shares :D -173537;1357318306;jcpham;yay! -173536;1357318329;jurov;congrats! -173535;1357318387;Guest15001;Does Erik plan to release more shares? or is he happy with 10% outstanding shares? -173534;1357318403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00370331 = 4.6291 BTC [+] -173533;1357318405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00370508 = 10.7447 BTC [+] -173532;1357318406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3421 @ 0.00371317 = 12.7028 BTC [+] -173531;1357318419;mircea_popescu;you should prolly ask him. -173530;1357318934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00065069 = 2.5702 BTC [+] -173529;1357318934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14796 @ 0.00065086 = 9.6301 BTC [+] -173528;1357319139;StarenseN;hello -173527;1357319155;StarenseN;can some1 write a proper BUY code for mpex ? -173526;1357319161;StarenseN;as an example -173525;1357319344;StarenseN;especially with the MPSIC ?! -173524;1357319373;StarenseN;BUY|{MPSIC}|{quantity}|{price}|{expiry} -173523;1357319579;StarenseN;mircea_popescu sorry to ping you but is MPSIC of satoshidice : S.DICE ? -173522;1357319584;mircea_popescu;yep -173521;1357319596;mircea_popescu;BUY|S.DICE|100|1000 -173520;1357319602;mircea_popescu;will buy 100 shares at 1000 satoshi each -173519;1357319685;StarenseN;I'm dealing with python pympex -173518;1357319722;StarenseN;mpex.py BUY|S.DICE|100|1000 -173517;1357319731;StarenseN;return that S.DICE is not recognized -173516;1357319741;StarenseN;as internal command -173515;1357319743;StarenseN;bla bla -173514;1357319768;mircea_popescu;./mpex.py BUY|S.DICE|100|1000 -173513;1357319768;mircea_popescu;? -173512;1357319780;StarenseN;same between brackets -173511;1357319789;mircea_popescu;you mean quotes ? -173510;1357319793;StarenseN;mpex.py BUY, STAT, DEPOSIT are working fines -173509;1357319806;StarenseN;but BUY|xxx not -173508;1357319824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1129 @ 0.00371317 = 4.1922 BTC [+] -173507;1357319825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3250 @ 0.00371362 = 12.0693 BTC [+] -173506;1357319827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 622 @ 0.00371425 = 2.3103 BTC [+] -173505;1357319828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.0037167 = 6.5042 BTC [+] -173504;1357319828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4900 @ 0.00371738 = 18.2152 BTC [+] -173503;1357319829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.00372012 = 13.0204 BTC [+] -173502;1357319830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2681 @ 0.00372636 = 9.9904 BTC [+] -173501;1357319832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00374588 = 6.368 BTC [+] -173500;1357319833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3740 @ 0.00374713 = 14.0143 BTC [+] -173499;1357319834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2121 @ 0.00374741 = 7.9483 BTC [+] -173498;1357319854;mircea_popescu;very strange indeed. -173497;1357319902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1965 @ 0.00375156 = 7.3718 BTC [+] -173496;1357319904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00375709 = 3.7571 BTC [+] -173495;1357319905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00375821 = 5.2615 BTC [+] -173494;1357319906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00376765 = 6.0282 BTC [+] -173493;1357319907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00377004 = 4.524 BTC [+] -173492;1357319908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1791 @ 0.00377672 = 6.7641 BTC [+] -173491;1357319909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3300 @ 0.00377697 = 12.464 BTC [+] -173490;1357319910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.00379706 = 6.6449 BTC [+] -173489;1357319911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00379923 = 1.8996 BTC [+] -173488;1357319912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 84994 @ 0.0038 = 322.9772 BTC [+] -173487;1357319921;StarenseN;dear -173486;1357319931;StarenseN;all 0.0038 gone :D -173485;1357319946;StarenseN;and i'm dealing with my command console for hours ^^ -173484;1357319959;StarenseN;to expect to buy on share -173483;1357320056;mircea_popescu;whoa -173482;1357320081;mircea_popescu;StarenseN this is weird, obviously it's working for most everyone else. maybe some issue with character set on your system ? -173481;1357320084;mircea_popescu;or i have no idea -173480;1357320084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6 @ 0.0038 = 0.0228 BTC [+] -173479;1357320085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00380632 = 7.6126 BTC [+] -173478;1357320086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2503 @ 0.00381374 = 9.5458 BTC [+] -173477;1357320088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2198 @ 0.00382637 = 8.4104 BTC [+] -173476;1357320114;mircea_popescu;but if all else fails you can always paste commands manually into the site -173475;1357320120;mircea_popescu;as a backstop in an emergency -173474;1357320126;StarenseN;yeah i'm doing this -173473;1357320137;StarenseN;but did several try -173472;1357320138;StarenseN;:( -173471;1357320155;jurov;StarenseN, from what you wrote in the night, it looks like you have trouble escaping the string -173470;1357320170;jurov;./mpex.py 'BUY|S.DICE|100|1000' -173469;1357320175;jurov;^ note the quotes -173468;1357320178;mircea_popescu;paste that in there see -173467;1357320187;mircea_popescu;maybe your system has weird quotes or something -173466;1357320231;jurov;the ./mpex.py he pasted above is definitely wrong -173465;1357320240;StarenseN;what i type is -173464;1357320252;StarenseN;mpex.py BUY|S.DICE|100|1000 -173463;1357320255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2 @ 0.00382637 = 0.0077 BTC [+] -173462;1357320256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 59198 @ 0.003995 = 236.496 BTC [+] -173461;1357320265;StarenseN;BOOM raped -173460;1357320266;jurov;StarenseN, add quotes like i did -173459;1357320268;StarenseN;ok -173458;1357320281;mircea_popescu;seems 40s won't be holding long. -173457;1357320292;mircea_popescu;bugpowda will be pleased when he wakes up lol -173456;1357320294;jurov;told ya. whales -173455;1357320315;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -173454;1357320317;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360414 / 0.00374101 / 0.003995 (635284 shares, 2,376.61 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00329973 / 0.003995 (13422042 shares, 44,289.18 BTC) -173453;1357320363;StarenseN;doesnt work with quotes -173452;1357320372;StarenseN;mpex.py 'BUY|S.DICE|100|399500' -173451;1357320372;jurov;what is the error message? -173450;1357320388;StarenseN;'S.DICE" is not recognize as internal/external command -173449;1357320398;StarenseN;'S.DICE' -173448;1357320405;StarenseN;i have a french version -173447;1357320411;StarenseN;of windows -173446;1357320440;mod6;maybe python isn't on the path or something... how can he check to see? -173445;1357320448;jurov;O.o... it's windows? then try double quotes instead.. and invoke python properly -173444;1357320452;mircea_popescu;ya, it sounds like you're not geting python to process it -173443;1357320460;StarenseN;I did STAT working fine -173442;1357320460;jurov;python mpex.py "BUY|S.DICE|100|399500' -173441;1357320462;jurov;python mpex.py "BUY|S.DICE|100|399500" -173440;1357320464;StarenseN;and deposit BTC -173439;1357320466;jurov;^this -173438;1357320505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.003995 = 0.3995 BTC [+] -173437;1357320507;StarenseN;jurov -173436;1357320512;StarenseN;that's working now -173435;1357320514;mod6;nice jurov :] -173434;1357320521;mircea_popescu;haha. french version of windows. -173433;1357320529;mircea_popescu;i can die now. we got mpex to work on a french version of windows. -173432;1357320532;StarenseN;<@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.003995 = 0.3995 BTC [+] > hey mum i'm on TV -173431;1357320533;mod6;haha -173430;1357320544;jurov;lol -173429;1357320552;StarenseN;ty :) -173428;1357320555;mircea_popescu;yw. -173427;1357320565;mircea_popescu;not that i did anything, but you're welcome just the same :D -173426;1357320574;StarenseN;may update your FAQ if possible -173425;1357320594;mircea_popescu;what'd you suggest ? -173424;1357320631;jurov;nah, that should rather go into pimpex documentation -173423;1357320638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12680 @ 0.003995 = 50.6566 BTC [+] -173422;1357320660;mircea_popescu;probably. -173421;1357320668;jurov;running inder unix : ./mpex.py 'BUY|S.DICE|100|399500' running under win: python mpex.py "BUY|S.DICE|100|399500" -173420;1357320669;mircea_popescu;or... in the windows documentation -173419;1357320681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.003995 = 199.75 BTC [+] -173418;1357320687;mircea_popescu;but yeah. Azelphur you feel like adding that ? -173417;1357320690;jurov;proper quoting IS documented since ol'dos -173416;1357320752;jurov;And, dear folks! If anybody offered me to make MPEx GUI for reasonable price, it would probably already be done... -173415;1357320770;mircea_popescu;:D -173414;1357320786;mircea_popescu;isn't coinbr kinda that anyway ? -173413;1357320843;jurov;ofc. but i mean desktop app. -173412;1357320852;jurov;mpexagent is already halfway there as it parses the stuff, i expected someone will pick up on it -173411;1357320908;jurov;but everyone is too cheap or lazy or dunno -173410;1357320966;mircea_popescu;i'll tell you what it is -173409;1357320976;mircea_popescu;nobody wants to sit down and put the work into anything these days. -173408;1357320986;mircea_popescu;if you cook they'll eat, if you don't cook they'll starve with the food in the fridge -173407;1357321020;jcpham;true -173406;1357321027;StarenseN;jurov > i did mpex.py "BUY|S.DICE|100|399500" as python wasnt recognized command (althought i added the PATH but wrongly i think) -173405;1357321039;StarenseN;Azelphur -173404;1357321093;Andck;StarenseN: go to the directory where u installed python -173403;1357321098;Andck;and then try with python command -173402;1357321155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 54087 @ 0.003995 = 216.0776 BTC [+] -173401;1357321174;StarenseN;^ mine -173400;1357321177;StarenseN;also -173399;1357321184;StarenseN;it's working with double quote -173398;1357321206;jurov;yes, single quotes are for unices -173397;1357321241;StarenseN;and for DEPOSIT > i had to type mpex.py DEPOSIT|{100} to deposit 100 BTC -173396;1357321249;StarenseN;no double quotes, but brackets -173395;1357321283;jurov;interesting. "DEPOSIT|100" should work too, i never had to use burly braces -173394;1357321298;StarenseN;let met try -173393;1357321352;StarenseN;mpex.py "DEPOSIT|100" is working also -173392;1357321372;StarenseN;dears trust me i went insane today :D -173391;1357321382;StarenseN;if only i knew about the " " -173390;1357321396;StarenseN;and i missed a lot of cheap shares FML -173389;1357321401;StarenseN;for minutes -173388;1357321410;mircea_popescu;whoa -173387;1357321416;mircea_popescu;this is undocumented unexpected fudge -173386;1357321428;mircea_popescu;you mean to tell me you actually ran mpex.py DEPOSIT|{100} and it worked as such ? -173385;1357321470;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.DICE lol that looks cute -173384;1357321518;jcpham;http://www.cryptocoinexplorer.com/ -173383;1357321522;jcpham;shit just got real -173382;1357321582;gigavps;someone is making some coin -173381;1357321896;mircea_popescu;bitcoin tgp ftw -173380;1357321902;mircea_popescu;preparing ourselves for the tube sites -173379;1357322369;jcpham;http://www.cpcelectronics.co.uk/acatalog/CPC__5.2_GH_s_Miner_.html -173378;1357322384;jcpham;How quickly can I get my order? -173377;1357322385;jcpham;Once your payment has been recieved, your order will be assembled and despatched within 14 days -173376;1357322412;jcpham;discuss -173375;1357322518;topace;lol what is it ? -173374;1357322547;topace;fpga hardcopy ? its kinda in the middle between fpga and asic -173373;1357322557;topace;(stats, power, price) wise -173372;1357322752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17529 @ 0.003995 = 70.0284 BTC [+] -173371;1357323069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2354 @ 0.00397155 = 9.349 BTC [-] -173370;1357323392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 546 @ 0.00397155 = 2.1685 BTC [-] -173369;1357323423;jcpham;i think it is a scam -173368;1357323432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1006 @ 0.00395635 = 3.9801 BTC [-] -173367;1357323433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 19400 @ 0.003995 = 77.503 BTC [+] -173366;1357323440;jcpham;we've been discussing this in secret mining channels -173365;1357323466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1006 @ 0.003995 = 4.019 BTC [+] -173364;1357323603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00399556 = 2.7969 BTC [+] -173363;1357323661;smickles;jcpham: it's not a scam, they are reselling their gpu rigs -173362;1357323671;topace;heh at 70w ? -173361;1357323674;jcpham;ummm -173360;1357323685;smickles;oh -173359;1357323687;smickles;nvm -173358;1357323694;jcpham;5.2GH/s at 70w at $139 makes zero sense -173357;1357323695;smickles;it made sense, i just woke up -173356;1357323718;jcpham;that's almost twice my farm for peanuts -173355;1357323724;jcpham;and at 70w -173354;1357323732;jcpham;and it ships in 14 days -173353;1357323736;jcpham;according to their faq -173352;1357323746;topace;well, for $139 someone should risk it and find out :p -173351;1357323757;jcpham;nevermind those few g's i dropped on asics that do not even exist -173350;1357323780;jcpham;these guys have the sweetheart secret cheap AMD stream chips -173349;1357323896;smickles;jcpham: I can tell you exactly who should risk it if you tell me what 5.2gh/s is actually worth? -173348;1357323918;jcpham;;;genrate 5200 -173347;1357323919;gribble;The expected generation output, at 5200.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 2979636.61694, is 0.877675410033 BTC per day and 0.0365698087514 BTC per hour. -173346;1357323936;jcpham;$10/day? -173345;1357323958;jcpham;until the diff spikes 20x -173344;1357323978;jcpham;http://royal.pingdom.com/2012/04/24/irc-is-dead-long-live-irc/ -173343;1357324073;smickles;if it can last a month and a half, with the diff climbing pretty fast, it *just* makes it profitable for you to risk it -173342;1357324086;smickles;well -173341;1357324092;jcpham;except i'll lose 139$ -173340;1357324097;jcpham;when it never arrives -173339;1357324099;smickles;if you are 98% sure it's not a scam -173338;1357324110;jcpham;i'm 99% sure it is -173337;1357324171;smickles;well then, it's net to curn out 640 usd per day -173336;1357324179;smickles;s/net/need/ -173335;1357324237;jcpham;sounds like a much lower difficulty -173334;1357324245;jcpham;that i'll never see again -173333;1357324421;Bugpowder;YES -173332;1357324608;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -173331;1357324610;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360414 / 0.00379322 / 0.00399556 (784242 shares, 2,974.80 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.0033079 / 0.00399556 (13578925 shares, 44,917.79 BTC) -173330;1357324622;Bugpowder;;;ticker -173329;1357324628;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.42015, Best ask: 13.44999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02984, Last trade: 13.42015, 24 hour volume: 23870.53789899, 24 hour low: 13.26509, 24 hour high: 13.47999, 24 hour vwap: 13.36822 -173328;1357324661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.0048 = 10.56 BTC [+] -173327;1357324932;jcpham;http://translate.google.com/#en/fr/filled%20with -173326;1357324939;jcpham;click the speaker and listen -173325;1357324952;jcpham;where does "he now praises the ipad" come from? -173324;1357325127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00467159 = 1.4015 BTC [-] -173323;1357325670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00064871 = 5.8384 BTC [-] -173322;1357325672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00064579 = 7.2328 BTC [-] -173321;1357325673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1847 @ 0.00064536 = 1.192 BTC [-] -173320;1357327076;kakobreklaa;http://devopsreactions.tumblr.com/ -173319;1357328010;smickles;kakobreklaa: that's entertaining :) -173318;1357328140;jcpham;some of those are hilarious -173317;1357328155;jcpham;http://devopsreactions.tumblr.com/post/38704906537/when-discussing-raid-and-one-mentions-that-more-than -173316;1357328161;jcpham;is sort of my favorite -173315;1357328229;Bugpowder;Hmm.. I wonder if they also run http://researchinprogress.tumblr.com -173314;1357328241;Bugpowder;which is like my field's favorite website. -173313;1357328573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2650 @ 0.00426818 = 11.3107 BTC [-] -173312;1357328881;Azelphur;lmao I love the oracle one -173311;1357328979;pigeons;In devops we are face fiscal cliff every year when Oracle license is up for renew. -173310;1357328991;pigeons;https://twitter.com/DEVOPS_BORAT -173309;1357329133;thestrin1puller;i am on devops team -173308;1357329147;thestrin1puller;we have eternal oracle license -173307;1357329240;pigeons;In devops is no try, is only catch or not catch of exception. -173306;1357330412;jcpham;hah -173305;1357330610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00426818 = 2.1341 BTC [-] -173304;1357330611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00426058 = 7.8821 BTC [-] -173303;1357330931;pigeons;whoa -173302;1357330941;pigeons;hadnt looked at that s.dice price -173301;1357331020;Bugpowder;48 -173300;1357331023;Bugpowder;yeh -173299;1357331411;jcpham;what's special about the price -173298;1357331425;jcpham;i haven't been paying attention for months now so i really do not know -173297;1357331437;pigeons;its higher than yesterday ;) -173296;1357331448;jcpham;why -173295;1357331460;pigeons;supply and demand again -173294;1357331475;jcpham;but i do not get it -173293;1357331486;jcpham;why does it go up, it's more profitable for the operators -173292;1357331497;jcpham;they are literally taking people's money on the front end -173291;1357331508;pigeons;well some people saw the fat dividend that was paid, and got jealous -173290;1357331510;jcpham;why are they taking people's money on the back also -173289;1357331526;pigeons;also there is an alleged new passtrhough at havelock so he needs to buy some if he is legit -173288;1357331535;pigeons;who is they? -173287;1357331545;jcpham;they being the ominous they -173286;1357331555;jcpham;whoever is making profits on overvalued junk -173285;1357331575;pigeons;i'm confused, how is it overvalued? -173284;1357331581;smickles;jcpham: all of the operator's shares (made available) have been sold tho -173283;1357331585;jcpham;i'm not sure -173282;1357331590;jcpham;i don't want anything to do with it -173281;1357331598;smickles;not even to short? -173280;1357331609;jcpham;i don't care -173279;1357331619;jcpham;you can have 50btc and make money with it if you want -173278;1357331625;smickles;bah, how am i supposed to make btc off of ambivilance -173277;1357331636;jcpham;the dice are bad -173276;1357331643;jcpham;i expect it to collapse -173275;1357331687;jcpham;i guess there is a market for gambling that i do not understand -173274;1357331712;smickles;some people like to gamble -173273;1357331751;jcpham;statisitcally it takes more money every day from what i've seen -173272;1357331765;jcpham;why people throw that down a hole dumbfounds me -173271;1357331791;smickles;because about half of the players double their money -173270;1357331810;smickles;i think that's rather thrilling, and they seek it out again later -173269;1357331819;pigeons;well there are issues, such as low barrier to competitors, operator risk in one man, and the bitcoin network retaliating against SD "spam" transactions -173268;1357331832;pigeons;but everything has risks -173267;1357331846;smickles;you ass has risks -173266;1357331850;smickles;;D -173265;1357331866;pigeons;the risks get bigger the longer i wait to go to walmart cause im out of TP -173264;1357331896;smickles;oooh, witty -173263;1357331907;pigeons;well true -173262;1357331923;pigeons;off to walmart -173261;1357331945;smickles;lol -173260;1357332017;thestrin1puller;sir smickles -173259;1357332025;smickles;how many of SD's competitors go to major global gambling conventions and advertise such as SD has -173258;1357332026;thestrin1puller;you gonna be around? -173257;1357332043;smickles;over what timescale thestrin1puller esq. -173256;1357332132;thestrin1puller;next 30 minutes -173255;1357332196;smickles;I can be :) -173254;1357334036;Bugpowder;;;ticker -173253;1357334036;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.46002, Best ask: 13.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03998, Last trade: 13.46002, 24 hour volume: 28474.56469043, 24 hour low: 13.27000, 24 hour high: 13.50000, 24 hour vwap: 13.40272 -173252;1357334051;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -173251;1357334053;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00380384 / 0.0048 (763127 shares, 2,902.82 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00330856 / 0.0048 (13581437 shares, 44,935.05 BTC) -173250;1357335294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00425836 = 4.2584 BTC [-] -173249;1357335296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00425837 = 0.2129 BTC [+] -173248;1357335956;BitcoinTFW;!help -173247;1357335957;assbot;List of commands: -173246;1357335958;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current MPEX ticker values) -173245;1357335977;BitcoinTFW;!ticker -173244;1357335977;assbot;Provide ticker. -173243;1357335995;BitcoinTFW;S.DICE -173242;1357336043;BitcoinTFW;!ticker S.DICE -173241;1357336044;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00381507 / 0.0048 (693927 shares, 2,647.39 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00330863 / 0.0048 (13582487 shares, 44,939.52 BTC) -173240;1357336356;topace;is it sleeping time in romania? been waiting a while for my mpex deposit to appear :( -173239;1357336439;Bugpowder;Wow.... There are a LOT of new deposits coming in... http://blockchain.info/address/1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx -173238;1357336462;BitcoinTFW;no but its friday,Ooh Yeaa -173237;1357336467;Bugpowder;;;seen mireca_popescu -173236;1357336468;gribble;I have not seen mireca_popescu. -173235;1357336490;Bugpowder;;;seen mircea_popescu -173234;1357336490;gribble;mircea_popescu was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 hours, 3 minutes, and 5 seconds ago: preparing ourselves for the tube sites -173233;1357337213;BitcoinTFW;!ticker S.DICE -173232;1357337214;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00381507 / 0.0048 (693927 shares, 2,647.39 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00330863 / 0.0048 (13582487 shares, 44,939.52 BTC) -173231;1357338392;kakobreklaa;leave tulkas alone! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112447.msg1434838#msg1434838 -173230;1357338945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1154 @ 0.00430226 = 4.9648 BTC [+] -173229;1357338946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 882 @ 0.00435658 = 3.8425 BTC [+] -173228;1357339057;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -173227;1357339058;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00381657 / 0.0048 (695963 shares, 2,656.19 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00330879 / 0.0048 (13584152 shares, 44,947.13 BTC) -173226;1357339860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3047 @ 0.00064398 = 1.9622 BTC [-] -173225;1357339862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6028 @ 0.00064116 = 3.8649 BTC [-] -173224;1357340200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 168 @ 0.00435658 = 0.7319 BTC [+] -173223;1357340201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00455096 = 4.551 BTC [+] -173222;1357340297;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -173221;1357340299;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00381904 / 0.0048 (690066 shares, 2,635.40 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00330889 / 0.0048 (13585320 shares, 44,952.41 BTC) -173220;1357340341;Ukto;Diablo-D3: you around? -173219;1357340349;Ukto;get too drunk on new years? forgot where we are? :P -173218;1357340413;thestrin1puller;Ukto: where is mah ff7? -173217;1357340432;Ukto;i have to finish some stupid password recovery code for weex -173216;1357340435;Ukto;then I will go look -173215;1357341369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1338 @ 0.00456373 = 6.1063 BTC [+] -173214;1357341567;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -173213;1357341569;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00382049 / 0.0048 (691404 shares, 2,641.50 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00330901 / 0.0048 (13586658 shares, 44,958.52 BTC) -173212;1357342105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3953 @ 0.00064496 = 2.5495 BTC [+] -173211;1357342106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3004 @ 0.00065086 = 1.9552 BTC [+] -173210;1357344278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00434025 = 7.8125 BTC [-] -173209;1357345164;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -173208;1357345166;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.0038219 / 0.0048 (692848 shares, 2,648.00 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00330915 / 0.0048 (13586893 shares, 44,961.19 BTC) -173207;1357345185;Bugpowder;;;ticker -173206;1357345185;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.43349, Best ask: 13.49899, Bid-ask spread: 0.06550, Last trade: 13.43349, 24 hour volume: 29413.36431235, 24 hour low: 13.27311, 24 hour high: 13.52000, 24 hour vwap: 13.41950 -173205;1357345707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 197 @ 0.00455393 = 0.8971 BTC [+] -173204;1357346507;Diablo-D3;Ukto: hrm? -173203;1357347041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00447191 = 2.9067 BTC [-] -173202;1357348136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 743 @ 0.00065283 = 0.4851 BTC [+] -173201;1357348137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 371 @ 0.00064116 = 0.2379 BTC [-] -173200;1357348633;Ukto;Diablo-D3: pm -173199;1357349999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00446439 = 0.8929 BTC [-] -173198;1357350368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00435162 = 10.4439 BTC [-] -173197;1357352210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063395 = 6.3395 BTC [-] -173196;1357352211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37450 @ 0.00063394 = 23.7411 BTC [-] -173195;1357352213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00063259 = 3.3527 BTC [-] -173194;1357352214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1672 @ 0.00063258 = 1.0577 BTC [-] -173193;1357352215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2328 @ 0.00063114 = 1.4693 BTC [-] -173192;1357352360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00441206 = 11.0302 BTC [+] -173191;1357352556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0043405 = 4.3405 BTC [-] -173190;1357352558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2350 @ 0.00434025 = 10.1996 BTC [-] -173189;1357352824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.004331 = 9.0951 BTC [-] -173188;1357353094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2489 @ 0.004331 = 10.7799 BTC [-] -173187;1357353487;pigeons;let's take some profits -173186;1357353493;pigeons;and then buy back in -173185;1357353881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00427948 = 8.131 BTC [-] -173184;1357354657;mircea_popescu;mkay so i have a technical announcement re mpex -173183;1357354676;mircea_popescu;one of the core boxes went down for unknown reasons. it's still fscking atm -173182;1357354685;mircea_popescu;a replacement was comissioned and is going online within minutes -173181;1357354716;mircea_popescu;i don't think this actually had any effect, and i'm not concerned enough to halt trading. -173180;1357354733;pigeons;oh shit its the sec hackers -173179;1357354745;mircea_popescu;lol -173178;1357354766;smickles;quick, withdraw EVERYTHING!!!1! -173177;1357354782;mircea_popescu;as per usual mpex only processes deposits :D -173176;1357354789;smickles;python -m mpex 'WITHDRAW|*' -173175;1357354796;smickles;shit, wrong window :o -173174;1357354824;smickles;lol, 'only processes deposits' -173173;1357354833;mircea_popescu;you forgot the {}s -173172;1357354847;smickles;{}? -173171;1357354869;smickles;if i'm typing that into bash, it should work. well, aside from the '*' -173170;1357354898;mircea_popescu;o, you missed the earlier convo -173169;1357354914;smickles;I suppose so. Is it far back in the log? -173168;1357354929;mircea_popescu;when it was discovered that for unclear and unexplainable reasons mypex DEPOSIT|{100} works as such -173167;1357354931;mircea_popescu;without any quotes -173166;1357354936;mircea_popescu;at least on french windows -173165;1357354964;Namjies;No withdrawing! -173164;1357354975;Namjies;Buy more S.DICE -173163;1357354983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4282 @ 0.00063631 = 2.7247 BTC [+] -173162;1357354985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9436 @ 0.00063816 = 6.0217 BTC [+] -173161;1357354989;smickles;naw, any spare btc goes to fund SOEBOT! -173160;1357354991;mircea_popescu;or that. -173159;1357355491;mircea_popescu;ow shit it's trading 43s -173158;1357355494;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -173157;1357355495;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00384987 / 0.0048 (633606 shares, 2,439.31 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00331037 / 0.0048 (13600172 shares, 45,021.69 BTC) -173156;1357355503;mircea_popescu;48 whoa -173155;1357355659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00424664 = 3.6096 BTC [-] -173154;1357355703;mircea_popescu;"I actually didn't notice the 30BTC fee when I submitted my key. I have to pay 30BTC fee even for small purchases?" -173153;1357355709;mircea_popescu;dude someone has to bring glbse back -173152;1357355714;mircea_popescu;that's the second dood today. -173151;1357355742;Namjies;I've wanted to get a large amount but couldn't raise the capital for it. -173150;1357355755;smickles;ther's a 30 BTC fee? SCAM! -173149;1357355789;Namjies;Yes, I paid it long ago -173148;1357355804;Namjies;Well not that long ago... but when it was 20 BTC I think -173147;1357355900;Namjies;I can't send commands to MPEx -173146;1357355901;smickles;anyone care to donate .11165070 to science? -173145;1357355966;smickles;;;lucky "Chief Scientist Gavin Anderson" -173144;1357355969;gribble;http://www.kreabgavinanderson.com/Default.aspx?tabid=229 -173143;1357355982;smickles;lame -173142;1357356045;mircea_popescu;heh -173141;1357356052;mircea_popescu;Namjies why not ? -173140;1357356122;smickles;I swear, someone like businessweek call gavin the chief scientist of the bitcoin project -173139;1357356125;smickles;must find link -173138;1357356166;smickles;“It’s still a pretty raw technology,” says Gavin Andresen, chief scientist at Bitcoin Foundation. “It’s pretty obvious that it’s been designed by geeks for geeks. It’s not easy to use yet, but it’s getting easier to use all the time.” -173137;1357356176;smickles;http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-01-03/bitcoin-making-online-gambling-legal-in-the-u-dot-s-dot -173136;1357356177;mircea_popescu;heh -173135;1357356220;smickles;so now, I must edit wikipedia, making gavin a scientist -173134;1357356238;smickles;(afterall, it's from a reliable source) -173133;1357356293;Namjies;Ah nevermind. -173132;1357356314;Namjies;It's because I switch between mine and BitVPS's account by deleting/readding key. -173131;1357356319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00424418 = 8.9128 BTC [-] -173130;1357356319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00423911 = 5.0869 BTC [-] -173129;1357356343;Namjies;I forgot to mark the certificate as my own. -173128;1357356554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00412314 = 2.8862 BTC [-] -173127;1357357062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00065549 = 10.4878 BTC [+] -173126;1357357290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00382726 = 3.0618 BTC [-] -173125;1357357627;Namjies;Might have been a bit too much enthusiasm with S.DICE -173124;1357357673;Namjies;Where are expected dividends this month at right now? -173123;1357357742;Namjies;Ah, already distributed. Hmm, I see. -173122;1357357799;mircea_popescu;Namjies made 5.x% for dec, looks about 10k ahead for january so far -173121;1357357819;mircea_popescu;at current top price that'd be a 2% -173120;1357357996;Namjies;1k on MPEx that is -173119;1357358023;Namjies;Where do you guys get the numbers anyway for current earnings for the month? -173118;1357358063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 961 @ 0.00065549 = 0.6299 BTC [+] -173117;1357358065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00065793 = 6.3819 BTC [+] -173116;1357358066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11876 @ 0.00065919 = 7.8285 BTC [+] -173115;1357358352;Namjies;forum says they had 10k profit on first day... then lost 11k by second day. -173114;1357358364;Namjies;They're back at slightly over beggining of the month -173113;1357358378;Namjies;Hmm, found the graphics in one of the forum threads. -173112;1357358393;mircea_popescu;a ok ? -173111;1357358396;mircea_popescu;i was behind the news. -173110;1357358485;Namjies;yeah, it swings over and under the house edge -173109;1357358497;Namjies;But very profitable overall nonetheless. -173108;1357358501;mircea_popescu;so they made -11000 past 24ish hours ? -173107;1357358507;mircea_popescu;link me to dooglus if you don't mind -173106;1357358563;mircea_popescu;"So.. like.. is it just me or does every single "company" (with the exception of satoshi dice and possibly one or two others) make a huge loss ?" -173105;1357358564;mircea_popescu;i lolled. -173104;1357358581;Namjies;no, the lost 11k after winning 10k, so went 1k under. They're now back near 1k over. -173103;1357358587;Namjies;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.660 -173102;1357358630;mircea_popescu;ty -173101;1357358657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1191 @ 0.00402585 = 4.7948 BTC [+] -173100;1357358659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1269 @ 0.00402001 = 5.1014 BTC [-] -173099;1357358694;Namjies;That's actually neat looking charts -173098;1357358885;mircea_popescu;mhm -173097;1357358889;mircea_popescu;he does a good job dooglus -173096;1357358919;mircea_popescu;Final SD Profit: 34221.17042144 BTC (1.789%) -173095;1357358927;mircea_popescu;ya that's about 1k give or take -173094;1357358948;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder hey how about that 10k+1.9% theory :D -173093;1357358949;gribble;The operation succeeded. -173092;1357359302;mircea_popescu;pigeons http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/15wu05/well_reddit_we_listened_bitcoin_consumer_group/ -173091;1357359304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3550 @ 0.00407768 = 14.4758 BTC [+] -173090;1357359436;smickles;< mircea_popescu> he does a good job dooglus <<< yeah, i send him a tip every once in a while, hoping that he continues so I don't have to start doing it myself -173089;1357359489;mircea_popescu;eyah -173088;1357359499;BUgpowder;yeah -173087;1357359504;BUgpowder;i am right though -173086;1357359513;BUgpowder;but with that variance -173085;1357359515;BUgpowder;... -173084;1357359532;smickles;it's because of the max bet limits -173083;1357359536;BUgpowder;whales better not go away with the new TxOut lucky number scheme -173082;1357359548;BUgpowder;!ticker S.DICE -173081;1357359549;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00385458 / 0.0048 (645266 shares, 2,487.23 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00331107 / 0.0048 (13610140 shares, 45,064.20 BTC) -173080;1357359560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00407768 = 0.4078 BTC [+] -173079;1357359562;BUgpowder;is the middle value swap? -173078;1357359569;BUgpowder;vwap? -173077;1357359589;smickles;it's the magic number, ofc -173076;1357359610;mircea_popescu;yeah it's vwap -173075;1357359635;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1435236#msg1435236 currently i'm in awe of this -173074;1357359671;BUgpowder;I so want to value S.DICE at .0048 in my portfolio right now -173073;1357359684;smickles;hmm -173072;1357359696;smickles;are they seriously talking about mpex? -173071;1357359711;BUgpowder;no bitfunder -173070;1357359721;smickles;oh -173069;1357359722;BUgpowder;this dipshits are so clueless -173068;1357359733;BUgpowder;now they are shareholders -173067;1357359751;mircea_popescu;there's just no way bitfunder does that tho -173066;1357359768;mircea_popescu;BUgpowder ya, 2share holders. -173065;1357359784;smickles;cryptoxchange used to go off of what you bid at, rather than the lowest ask -173064;1357359795;mircea_popescu;uh -173063;1357359796;mircea_popescu;no ?! -173062;1357359797;smickles;(and vice-versa) -173061;1357359798;BUgpowder;lolll -173060;1357359806;BUgpowder;its funny though -173059;1357359814;BUgpowder;someone did get filled at 0.039. -173058;1357359819;smickles;mircea_popescu: uh, yeah, it's why I stopped using them, -173057;1357359827;mircea_popescu;my mind is blown. -173056;1357359842;smickles;i lost a quarter btc or so and contacted support -173055;1357359849;mircea_popescu;but i take solace in the hope the interpol is going to get them -173054;1357359861;BUgpowder;I guess the asks were missing for a bit -173053;1357359861;smickles;they were liek, ya, it did what we designed it to do. -173052;1357359920;BUgpowder;So why has MPOE-PR been is such a good mood lately? Nice vacation or something? -173051;1357359934;mircea_popescu;i guess lol -173050;1357359952;mircea_popescu;she's actually a pretty easy-going type -173049;1357360114;BUgpowder;;;ticker -173048;1357360115;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.48000, Best ask: 13.48367, Bid-ask spread: 0.00367, Last trade: 13.48367, 24 hour volume: 29285.79710781, 24 hour low: 13.27311, 24 hour high: 13.54800, 24 hour vwap: 13.43482 -173047;1357360441;smickles;wow -173046;1357360457;smickles;20day std.dev. has not been this low since the beginning of june -173045;1357360475;BUgpowder;super boring -173044;1357360483;BUgpowder;nobody is buying options -173043;1357360489;BUgpowder;what am i gonna do -173042;1357360496;BUgpowder;when satoshi dice peaks -173041;1357360501;smickles;I would, but noone is selling them cheap enough -173040;1357360505;smickles;:P -173039;1357360509;BUgpowder;whats THE NEXT BIG THING? -173038;1357360516;BUgpowder;What would you buy for smickles? -173037;1357360532;BUgpowder;I don't want to sell to the bot -173036;1357360536;BUgpowder;mpoe bot -173035;1357360545;BUgpowder;but I'm getting bored -173034;1357360549;BUgpowder;waiting -173033;1357360555;smickles;BUgpowder: you see all those bids for 1 contract between the strikes of 12 and 15 -173032;1357360559;smickles;that's me :D -173031;1357360589;BUgpowder;your bids suck -173030;1357360590;BUgpowder;yo -173029;1357360606;BUgpowder;ALso I don't have 1001 options to sell -173028;1357360611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 598 @ 0.00418797 = 2.5044 BTC [+] -173027;1357360628;smickles;if i had more btc, i'd be writing splits to sell -173026;1357360663;smickles;and some of it would be sold to mpoebot -173025;1357360693;BUgpowder;heh -173024;1357360694;BUgpowder;well -173023;1357360705;BUgpowder;I wrote a few hundered -173022;1357360710;smickles;BUgpowder: how are you valuing things right now, with all this stability? -173021;1357360714;BUgpowder;wish I put it in S.DICE -173020;1357360730;BUgpowder;I don't have a good american options model -173019;1357360795;BUgpowder;but I think a strangle while buying some way OTM puts /calls for protection might not be a bad play -173018;1357360906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2700 @ 0.00424664 = 11.4659 BTC [+] -173017;1357360907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00426313 = 0.4263 BTC [+] -173016;1357360909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00430915 = 0.8618 BTC [+] -173015;1357360911;BUgpowder;yeah -173014;1357360914;BUgpowder;go go go -173013;1357360920;BUgpowder; -173012;1357360929;BUgpowder;!ticker -173011;1357360930;assbot;Provide ticker. -173010;1357360937;BUgpowder;!ticker S.DICE -173009;1357360938;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00385737 / 0.0048 (646959 shares, 2,495.57 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00331133 / 0.0048 (13613295 shares, 45,078.12 BTC) -173008;1357360972;BUgpowder;So bored. -173007;1357360983;BUgpowder;want to watch game of thrones season 2 -173006;1357360998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 352 @ 0.0042397 = 1.4924 BTC [-] -173005;1357361009;BUgpowder;wife is watching an interview with Anthony Piazza "The Michael Jordon of Mediators" -173004;1357361021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2805 @ 0.00411747 = 11.5495 BTC [-] -173003;1357361022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 195 @ 0.00430915 = 0.8403 BTC [+] -173002;1357361038;smickles;lolwut, https://peerbet.org/index.php << the business model seems to be gather enough deposits, run -173001;1357361078;smickles;no way the ads will even cover hosting -173000;1357361232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 953 @ 0.004204 = 4.0064 BTC [-] -172999;1357361340;mircea_popescu; whats THE NEXT BIG THING? hehe hold that thought an hour. -172998;1357361368;BUgpowder;:) -172997;1357361370;BUgpowder;:-P -172996;1357361382;BUgpowder;:-D --8 -172995;1357361668;BUgpowder;!ticker S.DICE -172994;1357361669;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00385934 / 0.0048 (651264 shares, 2,513.45 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00331159 / 0.0048 (13617600 shares, 45,096.01 BTC) -172993;1357362256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 826 @ 0.00423181 = 3.4955 BTC [+] -172992;1357362668;mod6;!ticker S.MPOE -172991;1357362670;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00063114 / 0.00064393 / 0.00065919 (281009 shares, 180.95 BTC), 30day: 0.00050708 / 0.00059773 / 0.00066 (59885099 shares, 35,795.53 BTC) -172990;1357362805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00412874 = 12.3862 BTC [-] -172989;1357363650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1392 @ 0.00423438 = 5.8943 BTC [+] -172988;1357363979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34050 @ 0.00065919 = 22.4454 BTC [+] -172987;1357364410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00430915 = 1.7237 BTC [+] -172986;1357364628;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -172985;1357364629;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00360675 / 0.00386993 / 0.0048 (626638 shares, 2,425.05 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00331196 / 0.0048 (13620318 shares, 45,109.99 BTC) -172984;1357364661;Bugpowder;whats the next big thing? -172983;1357364709;mircea_popescu;announcement imminent :D -172982;1357364841;smickles;MPEx adopts the 'fail fast' model, shutting down -172981;1357364909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00430915 = 7.9719 BTC [+] -172980;1357365037;smickles;Kevin Rose would be proud -172979;1357365161;mircea_popescu;lol -172978;1357365170;mircea_popescu;nah, nothing of the kind -172977;1357365820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00428 = 5.136 BTC [-] -172976;1357366138;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -172975;1357366142;gribble;Time since last block: 29 minutes and 10 seconds -172974;1357366429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 455 @ 0.00430915 = 1.9607 BTC [+] -172973;1357367358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1360 @ 0.004331 = 5.8902 BTC [+] -172972;1357367784;smickles;woah woah woah woah woah -172971;1357367800;smickles;i just found that my bot 404'd on mpex an hour ago -172970;1357367915;mircea_popescu;? -172969;1357367928;mircea_popescu;i see it ? -172968;1357367983;smickles;I just didn't except a 404 -172967;1357368036;mircea_popescu;can you see what url ? -172966;1357368150;smickles;mircea_popescu: it 404'd on an order placement -172965;1357368183;smickles;and it was probably just a momentary thing, and I didn't have code to handle it, so my bot stalled -172964;1357368200;mircea_popescu;but... it makes no sense -172963;1357368215;mircea_popescu;as wtf would mpex 404 for. -172962;1357368227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3124 @ 0.00065919 = 2.0593 BTC [+] -172961;1357368228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00065953 = 2.5722 BTC [+] -172960;1357368230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8676 @ 0.00066 = 5.7262 BTC [+] -172959;1357368234;mircea_popescu;pm me your ip i'll look in logs. -172958;1357368385;mircea_popescu;ok, i just looked in the logs for today. there is no 404. -172957;1357368390;mircea_popescu;in fact, there is nothing but 200. -172956;1357368445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00435909 = 1.7436 BTC [+] -172955;1357368446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00436108 = 1.7444 BTC [+] -172954;1357368486;mircea_popescu;www.followthatpage.com whoa didn't even know this exists. -172953;1357368633;smickles;heh, google provides that service too -172952;1357368641;smickles;gives you emails or an rss feed -172951;1357368649;smickles;or text messages, iirc -172950;1357369381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1025 @ 0.00436108 = 4.4701 BTC [+] -172949;1357370296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3083 @ 0.00434 = 13.3802 BTC [-] -172948;1357370302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0044719 = 4.4719 BTC [+] -172947;1357370303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00447191 = 1.7888 BTC [+] -172946;1357370684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19150 @ 0.00065149 = 12.476 BTC [-] -172945;1357370684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00065078 = 2.1801 BTC [-] -172944;1357371317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00451211 = 5.6401 BTC [+] -172943;1357371468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00451211 = 8.1218 BTC [+] -172942;1357371539;mircea_popescu;sooo, drumroll! -172941;1357371539;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BBET -172940;1357371581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 653 @ 0.00455393 = 2.9737 BTC [+] -172939;1357371625;kakobrekla;*tumbleweed* -172938;1357371811;mircea_popescu;lol -172937;1357372066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00460163 = 9.6634 BTC [+] -172936;1357372262;mircea_popescu;also forum link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134799.0 -172935;1357372524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00460163 = 3.6813 BTC [+] -172934;1357372525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00461305 = 5.997 BTC [+] -172933;1357372527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00462586 = 1.3878 BTC [+] -172932;1357372859;pizzaman1337;cool -172931;1357373103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00066 = 5.742 BTC [+] -172930;1357373596;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 tell your friends :D -172929;1357374211;pigeons;wow the mpex banner ad makes mpex look sexy -172928;1357374217;pigeons;until you click the link -172927;1357374258;mircea_popescu;lol -172926;1357374263;mircea_popescu;advertising for you -172925;1357374352;pigeons;who keeps buying the asks and selling the bids? -172924;1357374413;pigeons;mircea_popescu: does bcgi have the doubble cherry truck (semi-articulated lorry) award? -172923;1357374424;mircea_popescu;pigeons no wai! -172922;1357374434;mircea_popescu;also, what symbol you mean ? -172921;1357374466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22650 @ 0.00066 = 14.949 BTC [+] -172920;1357374470;pigeons;i mean the Bitcoin Consumer Group Interest you told me about -172919;1357374488;pigeons;oh dice and mpoe -172918;1357374496;pigeons;both -172917;1357374539;mircea_popescu;o. my guess would be "people" -172916;1357374592;pigeons;they will never get big enough to be a scam -172915;1357374690;mircea_popescu;this should just be the new forum headline -172914;1357374745;mircea_popescu;so pigeons you saw bitbet ? -172913;1357374766;pigeons;yep, congrats, good luck -172912;1357374779;kakobrekla;you forgot "good bye" -172911;1357374780;kakobrekla;:D -172910;1357374784;mircea_popescu;lol -172909;1357374793;pigeons;heh -172908;1357374802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 647 @ 0.00459936 = 2.9758 BTC [-] -172907;1357375493;pigeons;someone get hackelock investment guy in here -172906;1357375498;pigeons;did he show any holdings of S.DICE -172905;1357375509;kakobrekla;he has a non signed stetment -172904;1357375511;kakobrekla;from mpex -172903;1357375513;kakobrekla;lol -172902;1357375514;kakobrekla;:) -172901;1357375520;kakobrekla;tab 2 or 3 -172900;1357375522;kakobrekla;on the site -172899;1357375531;kakobrekla;when you look at the asset -172898;1357375551;pigeons;no-s-signed seem ridicukoius -172897;1357375564;kakobrekla;indeed so -172896;1357375650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 871 @ 0.00454891 = 3.9621 BTC [-] -172895;1357375735;mircea_popescu;what ? link ? -172894;1357375802;pigeons;my internet is slow here at the trailer park -172893;1357375812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 381 @ 0.00459212 = 1.7496 BTC [+] -172892;1357375815;mircea_popescu;Confirmed total: 121 BTC -172891;1357375818;mircea_popescu;ok this is looking good. -172890;1357375852;Namjies;damn -172889;1357375869;mircea_popescu;whoever wanted to short mpoe i guess now they can -172888;1357375873;mircea_popescu;for as little as .1 btc or w/e -172887;1357375892;Namjies;short mpoe? -172886;1357375913;mircea_popescu;well in a sense -172885;1357375930;kakobrekla;more of a hedge no? -172884;1357375969;mod6;S.BBET! :] -172883;1357375971;mircea_popescu;i guess actually -172882;1357375974;mircea_popescu;mod6 hi! -172881;1357375988;mod6;hi. just saw this. very cool -172880;1357376043;Namjies;Seems kinda small tho. 1% fee on such small bets. -172879;1357376116;mircea_popescu;mod6 so make a bet! -172878;1357376136;mircea_popescu;Namjies if it has 100 btc bet a day that's more monthly income than the average mining farm. -172877;1357376148;mod6;im checkin it out now! suprised I haven't seen this yet... -172876;1357376173;mircea_popescu;you couldn't have seeing how it was just opened hours ago. -172875;1357376357;Namjies;Aye. There's not too many bets in similar sites either -172874;1357376390;Namjies;Looks nice for a start tho -172873;1357376402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 236 @ 0.00454891 = 1.0735 BTC [-] -172872;1357376408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 664 @ 0.0045181 = 3 BTC [-] -172871;1357376588;honeybadger;Looks like MPEx ate some of my bitcoins. -172870;1357376651;mircea_popescu;;;ident honeybadger -172869;1357376652;gribble;Nick 'honeybadger', with hostmask 'honeybadger!ade705cb@gateway/web/freenode/ip.173.231.5.203', is not identified. -172868;1357376663;mircea_popescu;mk, how do we identify you ? -172867;1357376682;honeybadger;I sent you a message on bitcointalk -172866;1357376688;honeybadger;been experimenting with CoinBR. -172865;1357376695;honeybadger;signed it there. -172864;1357376730;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr ? -172863;1357376740;mircea_popescu;that's the pr chick and she's asleep. email ? -172862;1357376839;kakobrekla;you lost them on mpex or coinbr? -172861;1357376861;honeybadger;Ok, got the message to sent to the PR. Where would you like me to send it? -172860;1357376879;honeybadger;Was going to use the direct deposit method with CoinBR. -172859;1357376890;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/office.jpg -172858;1357376893;mircea_popescu;it's in the faq -172857;1357376915;mircea_popescu;but if you don't have the depisit signature (such as, coinbr did it, not you) you'll have to bug jurov about it -172856;1357376935;honeybadger;it told me to send a specific amount; the iPhone Blockchain app rounded up by .00000042; Google Docs does it .0000004199999999 when I try to get the difference between the two. -172855;1357376955;mircea_popescu;o boy. -172854;1357376970;honeybadger;yeah, so I don't think the iPhone app did it. -172853;1357376973;mircea_popescu;DEPOSIT|{sum}, where the sum is an integer, written in BTC (note that you can not deposit less than 10 BTC). You will be quoted an exact sum, which you must send to the exchange address (1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx). Don't round anything, the decimals are there to identify you as the beneficiary. You will be credited the full amount. -172852;1357377020;kakobrekla;its jobs fault -172851;1357377030;honeybadger;25.02770658; copy pasted with the did that with the QR code that scanned; verified it then hit send payment; it sent 25.027707 -172850;1357377072;honeybadger;in Google Docs 25.027707-25.02770658=.0000004199999999 -172849;1357377085;mircea_popescu;aite, drop by tomorrow, we'll see what jurov has to say about this. -172848;1357377101;mircea_popescu;as for now, i bid you all a very good 7am night. -172847;1357377112;honeybadger;can you hit him up about it; I'll be in Vegas for CES and probably can't stop by. -172846;1357377120;mircea_popescu;sure. -172845;1357377124;honeybadger;thanks. -172844;1357403618;mircea_popescu;jurov baby you about ? -172843;1357403652;markedathome;on -172842;1357403869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00441766 = 1.1044 BTC [+] -172841;1357403959;jurov;yes? -172840;1357404015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19600 @ 0.00065796 = 12.896 BTC [-] -172839;1357404123;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu WRT S.BBET Can you be more specific as to how the IPO share allocation will work with respect to buy orders placed before Jan 11? Is it based on time of order placement priority, proportional distribution to all valid orders, lotto system? -172838;1357404159;mircea_popescu;nope, the orders just go out on the 11th -172837;1357404167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00441766 = 3.9759 BTC [+] -172836;1357404167;mircea_popescu;whoever has the top bid gets it (at the price he bid) -172835;1357404185;mircea_popescu;eventually as bids and asks exhaust each other a gap will form. -172834;1357404196;Bugpowder;so block 1 goes on sale -172833;1357404211;Bugpowder;and person with the highest bid gets it -172832;1357404212;Bugpowder;? -172831;1357404225;mircea_popescu;yeah, like any normal sale. if i was to sell 10k of my stock right now, what'd happen ? -172830;1357404233;mircea_popescu;no matter what price i ask, as long as it's under what we have there -172829;1357404239;mircea_popescu;18`177 0.00045950 -172828;1357404244;mircea_popescu;so, 10k sells 45950, -172827;1357404246;Bugpowder;i see -172826;1357404254;mircea_popescu;8.177 left on book, next block sells into that etc. -172825;1357404264;Bugpowder;ok makes sense -172824;1357404285;Bugpowder;was hoping for time of order priority of course -172823;1357404290;Bugpowder;then I would be rich -172822;1357404302;mircea_popescu;ya but if i had a scheme like that i wouldn't be issuing at 1k satoshi. -172821;1357404321;mircea_popescu;obviously a lot of what we do here is experimental, this method should allow for very wide price discovery. -172820;1357404799;mircea_popescu;that said, i'm really curious where price ends up -172819;1357405051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2610 @ 0.00441766 = 11.5301 BTC [+] -172818;1357405153;mircea_popescu;;;calc 101.57 / 0.33 -172817;1357405154;gribble;307.787878788 -172816;1357405163;mircea_popescu;;;calc 3.17 / 0.15 -172815;1357405163;gribble;21.1333333333 -172814;1357405185;mircea_popescu;so... it's about 15 times more likely for BFL to deliver asics by april than for mpoe to crash under 3 -172813;1357405313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4951 @ 0.00065796 = 3.2576 BTC [-] -172812;1357405314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1045 @ 0.00065465 = 0.6841 BTC [-] -172811;1357405316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00064617 = 1.8093 BTC [-] -172810;1357405755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 163 @ 0.00441766 = 0.7201 BTC [+] -172809;1357405756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1637 @ 0.00441792 = 7.2321 BTC [+] -172808;1357406632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1163 @ 0.00441792 = 5.138 BTC [+] -172807;1357407505;smickles;< mircea_popescu> so... it's about 15 times more likely for BFL to deliver asics by april than for mpoe to crash under 3 -172806;1357407513;smickles;wut? -172805;1357407531;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/ -172804;1357407533;mircea_popescu;first two -172803;1357407536;smickles;oh -172802;1357407549;smickles;i thought you had fancy maths -172801;1357407563;mircea_popescu;these be fancy maths dammit. -172800;1357407586;smickles;the mpoe bet sound like a nice hedge -172799;1357407606;smickles;assuming this 'got milk' site is 'legit' -172798;1357407622;smickles;lol, I see a great ad there -172797;1357407658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00445519 = 6.2373 BTC [+] -172796;1357407663;mircea_popescu;you musta missed the announcement -172795;1357407671;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134799.msg1435580#msg1435580 -172794;1357407700;smickles;i did wander off, have a beer (OMGPISS) and go to bed -172793;1357407731;smickles;oh shit! it's listed too? -172792;1357407744;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -172791;1357407748;gribble;Time since last block: 27 minutes and 0 seconds -172790;1357407754;mircea_popescu;all the good stuff -172789;1357407756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00064286 = 4.6286 BTC [-] -172788;1357407758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00064196 = 8.9232 BTC [-] -172787;1357407760;smickles;oh shit! kakobreklaa irlname is Matic? -172786;1357407777;mircea_popescu;isn't that funnay ? -172785;1357407786;kakobreklaa;why is it funny -172784;1357407816;mircea_popescu;i thought you were gone! -172783;1357407821;kakobreklaa;almost -172782;1357407822;smickles;I thought it was funny b/c i repeated myself but changed it to an immaterial detail -172781;1357407857;mircea_popescu;it's funnay because if your last name were auto... -172780;1357407869;kakobreklaa;accually people close to me call me 'tic' which sounds like 'tits' but it can accually mean 'dick'. -172779;1357407895;mircea_popescu;o, c is really tz huh -172778;1357407907;kakobreklaa;sounds like tits but mean dick -172777;1357407910;kakobreklaa;is what my twitter says -172776;1357407913;smickles;hey, so what sets youguys apart from (say) betsofbitcoin -172775;1357407958;kakobreklaa;colors! -172774;1357407963;kakobreklaa;jk jk -172773;1357407972;smickles;that's a great competitive edge -172772;1357407979;smickles;i'ts how mpex beat glbse ofc -172771;1357407981;kakobreklaa;well you dont need to register -172770;1357407985;kakobreklaa;i think that is important factor -172769;1357407993;smickles;ooh, yes indeed -172768;1357408023;kakobreklaa;and we have comments -172767;1357408028;kakobreklaa;and bets are public -172766;1357408054;kakobreklaa;and you dont need to click next when you browse the bets :) -172765;1357408078;kakobreklaa;well you cant click it cause the button aint there -172764;1357408103;smickles;is it that autoload-infiniscroll thing? -172763;1357408107;kakobreklaa;ya -172762;1357408115;kakobreklaa;http://bitbet.us/browse/ -172761;1357408117;kakobreklaa;scroll down -172760;1357408240;smickles;i'm confused... is it an animated gif or something ? -172759;1357408247;kakobreklaa;hm? -172758;1357408272;smickles;heh, i mean, it just seems to load the whole page, is that b/c there are not enough bets currently? -172757;1357408280;kakobreklaa;erm -172756;1357408295;kakobreklaa;there 18 open bets -172755;1357408299;kakobreklaa;it loads 5 bets at a time -172754;1357408322;kakobreklaa;i dunno i tested it in opera chrome ie and ff -172753;1357408331;smickles;ah, maybe i just scroll to fast -172752;1357408332;kakobreklaa;so im fairly sure as long you have JS running -172751;1357408335;kakobreklaa;it should work -172750;1357408337;smickles;oh -172749;1357408339;smickles;that's it -172748;1357408340;smickles;no JS -172747;1357408350;kakobreklaa;does it say on the bottom -172746;1357408354;kakobreklaa;something about js -172745;1357408375;kakobreklaa;if i disable it -172744;1357408378;kakobreklaa;i see 'Enable JavaScript to display more bets.' -172743;1357408393;smickles;i seem to just see all the bets -172742;1357408398;smickles;no js notice -172741;1357408427;kakobreklaa;http://shrani.si/f/1w/vq/4nQ2cF8K/bottom.png -172740;1357408431;kakobreklaa;you dont see that box? -172739;1357408498;smickles;no box there -172738;1357408519;smickles;I'll see if i can gather any useful infos -172737;1357408522;kakobreklaa;which browser? -172736;1357408526;kakobreklaa;show me your render -172735;1357408608;smickles;is it loadingplaceholder? -172734;1357408616;smickles;i'm using chromium -172733;1357408779;kakobreklaa; -172732;1357408786;kakobreklaa;i dunno how this could fail -172731;1357408817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 349 @ 0.00446546 = 1.5584 BTC [+] -172730;1357408818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00447273 = 9.3927 BTC [+] -172729;1357408819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 551 @ 0.00448047 = 2.4687 BTC [+] -172728;1357408827;kakobreklaa;anyway i gotta run now -172727;1357408835;kakobreklaa;bbl -172726;1357408896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00064196 = 1.1555 BTC [-] -172725;1357408897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14851 @ 0.0006419 = 9.5329 BTC [-] -172724;1357408899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2999 @ 0.00064058 = 1.9211 BTC [-] -172723;1357408966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2349 @ 0.00448047 = 10.5246 BTC [+] -172722;1357408967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00449023 = 3.1432 BTC [+] -172721;1357408969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2452 @ 0.00449973 = 11.0333 BTC [+] -172720;1357408970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1164 @ 0.00452306 = 5.2648 BTC [+] -172719;1357409018;StarenseN;thai -172718;1357409070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00064058 = 8.0073 BTC [-] -172717;1357409414;smickles;thowdy :) -172716;1357409805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00064328 = 1.4795 BTC [+] -172715;1357409929;smickles;( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) -172714;1357410268;mircea_popescu; i seem to just see all the bets << nice failover. -172713;1357410313;mircea_popescu;btw smickles two major sales points : 1. you can get referrals of 1% (= site rake) for any visitors you direct by simply adding ?ref=1bitcoinaddy on any link -172712;1357410341;mircea_popescu;2. each bet gets a .1 btc pool by default, it gets split between yes and no, proposer gets the smaller stake to his own address -172711;1357410376;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -172710;1357410379;gribble;Time since last block: 5 minutes and 43 seconds -172709;1357410484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 737 @ 0.00445519 = 3.2835 BTC [-] -172708;1357410485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1063 @ 0.00442616 = 4.705 BTC [-] -172707;1357410689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00064328 = 0.9006 BTC [+] -172706;1357410853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23700 @ 0.00064328 = 15.2457 BTC [+] -172705;1357411040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22204 @ 0.00064328 = 14.2834 BTC [+] -172704;1357411177;smickles;anyone seen the bitvps financial report yet? -172703;1357412096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1217 @ 0.00442616 = 5.3866 BTC [-] -172702;1357412097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 716 @ 0.00441528 = 3.1613 BTC [-] -172701;1357412099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1167 @ 0.00438706 = 5.1197 BTC [-] -172700;1357412183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1836 @ 0.00438706 = 8.0546 BTC [-] -172699;1357412185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 764 @ 0.00436462 = 3.3346 BTC [-] -172698;1357413304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1446 @ 0.00452306 = 6.5403 BTC [+] -172697;1357413308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.00453104 = 15.8586 BTC [+] -172696;1357413309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 154 @ 0.00453131 = 0.6978 BTC [+] -172695;1357413346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2655 @ 0.00453131 = 12.0306 BTC [+] -172694;1357414066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00065954 = 3.4956 BTC [+] -172693;1357414067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3674 @ 0.00066 = 2.4248 BTC [+] -172692;1357414423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3813 @ 0.00436462 = 16.6423 BTC [-] -172691;1357414863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00436462 = 12.2209 BTC [-] -172690;1357416245;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -172689;1357416261;gribble;Time since last block: 4 minutes and 26 seconds -172688;1357417005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00438885 = 3.5111 BTC [+] -172687;1357417848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00438885 = 3.95 BTC [+] -172686;1357418106;smickles;mircea_popescu: the listed companies, do they agree to pay a fine to the exchange if they violate a clause of the shareholder agreement? -172685;1357418127;smickles;like, bitvps has to present the financial report today -172684;1357418133;mircea_popescu;not really. -172683;1357418139;smickles;is there any penalty if they don't? at all? -172682;1357418146;mircea_popescu;it's not practical, in the sense that a fine doesn't improve a company's incentive really. -172681;1357418157;mircea_popescu;but i will be making a statement re bvps on the 15th -172680;1357418168;mircea_popescu;giving teh ppl some time to get their shit together before then. -172679;1357418194;smickles;so, what would give the incentive? -172678;1357418234;smickles;delisting if it becomes egregious? -172677;1357418237;mircea_popescu;what i mean is, if company is in good standing, the prospect of a fine if they're not in good standing isn't particularly impressive -172676;1357418251;mircea_popescu;if they're NOT in good standing, a fine is just another promise not to keep -172675;1357418255;mircea_popescu;again doesn't do much -172674;1357418260;mircea_popescu;but yes. -172673;1357418344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00441901 = 3.5352 BTC [+] -172672;1357418597;mod6;I am hopeful for S.BVPS and the new group to run it -172671;1357418650;mod6;It's paid div's every months since IPO... too bad rg has too much going on just like the rest of us :P I'm hoping the new group can really take it where it needs to go. -172670;1357418771;jurov;perhaps they have a problem to accurately account for downtime credits (i got 1.5BTC credit twice) -172669;1357418823;mod6;yeah. more work needs to be put into it. -172668;1357418893;smickles;jurov: As I am the chief scientist of the soebot foundation, you should send that extra 1.5 btc to me. -172667;1357418969;mod6;i wish they would have tried to get you on retainer to do the monthly financials, smickles -172666;1357418982;mod6;or at least, in a more perm basis -172665;1357419001;smickles;I would've liked it too -172664;1357419009;smickles;I did offer -172663;1357419014;mod6;yeah, i remember that. -172662;1357419063;mod6;stuff was just moving too fast this year -- this year will be a good time for them to get orginized and grow and maintain the company -172661;1357419221;mod6;It has a sizeable customer base, or did at one time, that's worth trying to preserve. -172660;1357419785;mircea_popescu;haha so i guess Namjies is the first guy to make some money on bitbet -172659;1357419801;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/13/ -172658;1357419807;mircea_popescu;with an unlucky number to boot -172657;1357419914;mod6;ahh! earthquake 'eh -172656;1357419996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 254 @ 0.00453131 = 1.151 BTC [+] -172655;1357419997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00454738 = 2.5011 BTC [+] -172654;1357419999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 217 @ 0.00455387 = 0.9882 BTC [+] -172653;1357420000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 629 @ 0.00455792 = 2.8669 BTC [+] -172652;1357420122;mircea_popescu;hehe -172651;1357420167;smickles;if I had known, I think earthquakes are fairly common, especiall on that timeframe -172650;1357420229;mircea_popescu;i imagine the person putting 1 btc in was expecting much better odds for his money lol -172649;1357420669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5100 @ 0.00445112 = 22.7007 BTC [-] -172648;1357420670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 882 @ 0.00441901 = 3.8976 BTC [-] -172647;1357420760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1471 @ 0.00455792 = 6.7047 BTC [+] -172646;1357420761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2973 @ 0.00456817 = 13.5812 BTC [+] -172645;1357421223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15151 @ 0.00066 = 9.9997 BTC [+] -172644;1357421605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3550 @ 0.00441901 = 15.6875 BTC [-] -172643;1357421790;jurov;smickles: soebot foundation is nonprofit seeking donations?! -172642;1357421880;smickles;jurov: I know you want to send blankets or water, just send your cash. -172641;1357422074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00445899 = 4.459 BTC [+] -172640;1357422074;jurov;smickles, you should have used coinbr. there was a bug with order cancellation, if done cautiously, you could have gotten your cash -172639;1357422094;smickles;jurov: my new spokesperson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibMf68i4rz8 -172638;1357422097;jurov;out of my pocket -172637;1357422156;mircea_popescu;lol what bug was that ? -172636;1357422240;jurov;i did some fixes to better adapt for delayed mpex order cancellation -172635;1357422267;jurov;and basically, mismatched the sign, so user got credited btc twice -172634;1357422289;pigeons;as chief scientist of the pigeon group i can help with that -172633;1357422306;jurov;as it effected only partially executed orders, it went unnoticed till yesterday -172632;1357422330;mircea_popescu;ouch. -172631;1357422356;jurov;so the particular users got 190 BTC, went on a binge draining other users' balance to buy S.DICE -172630;1357422374;jurov;and then he came here complaining about the 25BTC deposit -172629;1357422385;pigeons;damn -172628;1357422397;pigeons;have you talked to him bout it? -172627;1357422422;pigeons;rollback! -172626;1357422430;jurov;i'm waiting whole day for him to appear -172625;1357422444;jurov;or to send email.. got nothing -172624;1357422491;jurov;add to that, it happened at worst possible time, i could not react quickly and in meantime other users put other orders(or tried to) -172623;1357422543;jurov;but no serious harm was done, except the recovery got much more complicated -172622;1357422565;mircea_popescu;jurov ouch! -172621;1357422616;mircea_popescu;well, let me quote -172620;1357422622;mircea_popescu;in case you don't have it -172619;1357422647;mircea_popescu; can you hit him up about it; I'll be in Vegas for CES and probably can't stop by. -172618;1357422647;mircea_popescu; sure. -172617;1357422661;mircea_popescu;i imagine he shows up tomorrow or w/e -172616;1357422736;jurov;okay. i'll be definitely interested to know how 190BTC credit could have gone unnoticed. -172615;1357422864;mircea_popescu;i guess you can impound his shares till resolved. -172614;1357422890;smickles;well, I for one have never noticed 190btc showing up in my account -172613;1357422919;jurov;it is already resolved, im doing last checks, then open the gates -172612;1357422928;jurov;fortunately s.dice went up -172611;1357422939;jurov;so i don't have to cover -172610;1357422999;mircea_popescu;and i thought you were a little grumpy today lol. well no wonder :p -172609;1357423037;jurov;and as to that deposit, if it wasn't already said, mpex policy is apparently that if you round or typo even few satoshi for deposit -172608;1357423042;jurov;it is treated as donation -172607;1357423047;jurov;yes? -172606;1357423067;mircea_popescu;in the worst case -172605;1357423074;pigeons;bulanula/nethead method -172604;1357423078;mircea_popescu;ie if you're an ass about it. -172603;1357423094;mircea_popescu;this is how goat got about 1.5 btc impounded back in 2011 and he's been ragging on mpex ever since -172602;1357423103;mircea_popescu;well... ever since before he got banned/whatever -172601;1357423231;mircea_popescu;but otherwise, the problem we have here is this : you're sending noobs to deposit to mpex, they're doing noobish things. mpex isn't made, or even able to cope with noobs. so that doesn't work too well. -172600;1357423284;mircea_popescu;why don't you make a nice deposit page so they can deposit straight to coinbr, and float them yourself, like normal people ? -172599;1357423311;pigeons;i think you should make it so they deposit to weexchange.co, then it funds coinbr ;) -172598;1357423431;mircea_popescu;well whichever way that doesn't have people rediscovering that whatever fashionable app is borkt every six days and a half. -172597;1357423520;pigeons;i didn't know goat was butthurt over losing 1.5 btc in an error to mpex -172596;1357423610;mircea_popescu;was way early. -172595;1357423628;mircea_popescu;back in the old mpoe days. page went like send X exactly, if you don't we keep it etc -172594;1357423636;pigeons;yeah it was clear -172593;1357423641;mircea_popescu;he sent 1.5 btc and was liek "hey, i would like some options plx kthx" -172592;1357423653;mircea_popescu;and then "what are you going to do about it!!1" -172591;1357423668;pigeons;yes he is known for his people skills and tact -172590;1357423688;jurov;well, we already discussed it privately and i think you will have to deal with deposit problems sooner or later -172589;1357423709;mod6;Seems fine to me. -172588;1357423716;jurov;so is this an official request to discontinue coinbr direct deposit function? -172587;1357423759;jurov;indirect deposit is already working, it's no problem to disable the other one -172586;1357423881;mircea_popescu;man this cosse noir is incredible -172585;1357423887;mircea_popescu;i forgot it in the fridge. -172584;1357423906;mircea_popescu;jurov whats direct/indirect mean ? -172583;1357423923;jurov;direct is that "sending noobs to deposit to mpex" -172582;1357423936;jurov;indirect is funding into coinbr wallet first -172581;1357423964;mircea_popescu;ok, then please bolt down in a basement somewherhe this direct thing -172580;1357423970;mircea_popescu;it's a horrible thing. -172579;1357424015;mircea_popescu;and i'll exceptionally credit these 25btc, seeing how most of the digits are there and you ask so nicely. -172578;1357424033;mircea_popescu;BUT! FOR SRS! I AM KEEPING ROUNDED SUMS! NOOBS BEWARE! -172577;1357424043;smickles;I only have 'em do direct when they want to deposit 9x btc than I've even had -172576;1357424065;jurov;okay -172575;1357424067;smickles;s/even/evar/ -172574;1357424108;mod6;ahh -172573;1357424176;mircea_popescu;smickles i fail to see the advantage in any event -172572;1357424197;mircea_popescu;it becomes a mess of assignments whereby the person with the key is not the person who signed the btc and etfc. -172571;1357424239;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, prolly no advantage except the lenght of the process -172570;1357424255;smickles;and that's not too much of a benifit -172569;1357424261;smickles;bene* -172568;1357424327;mircea_popescu;bah and now i fucked up the deposit. -172567;1357424328;mircea_popescu;sigh -172566;1357424334;smickles;lol -172565;1357424350;smickles;all the sudden I have 25btc :D -172564;1357424356;smickles;j/k jk -172563;1357424477;mircea_popescu;too late buster, -25 btc to you! -172562;1357424512;mircea_popescu;btw, someone nice enough to put bitbet on reddit ? -172561;1357424585;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/160tbh/bitcoin_betting_without_an_account/ -172560;1357424588;smickles;:P -172559;1357424601;smickles;you should give me 0.01 BTC for that :) -172558;1357424605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2550 @ 0.00442 = 11.271 BTC [-] -172557;1357424621;mircea_popescu;make a bet an' i will. -172556;1357424639;smickles;I alread placed a couple of bets -172555;1357424666;mircea_popescu;no i mean, a new one -172554;1357424678;mircea_popescu;as in, a proposition -172553;1357424961;pigeons;people who use "satoshi nakamot" as their online nickname (and aren't satoshi) are retarded -172552;1357424980;pigeons;there is this guy on linkedin that uses it and posts all these bitcoin articles -172551;1357424989;mircea_popescu;lol -172550;1357425036;kakobreklaa;back -172549;1357425040;kakobreklaa;what did i mis -172548;1357425040;kakobreklaa;s -172547;1357425050;mircea_popescu;o hai. -172546;1357425056;jurov;hello -172545;1357425075;kakobreklaa;heya -172544;1357425089;kakobreklaa;bitbet sold out yet? -172543;1357425093;kakobreklaa;ah not quite. -172542;1357425095;mircea_popescu;nefario made a hostile takeover bid for bitbet -172541;1357425100;kakobreklaa;lol -172540;1357425105;kakobreklaa;howmuch -172539;1357425109;mircea_popescu;part of a pirate cartel -172538;1357425117;mircea_popescu;i dunno, they wanna do some exotic stock swap deal -172537;1357425121;kakobreklaa;"whatever was left from the double payments i made!!" -172536;1357425122;kakobreklaa;lol -172535;1357425128;kakobreklaa;a -172534;1357425133;kakobreklaa;glbse stocks for bb -172533;1357425196;mircea_popescu;i think it's some new thing paying 7% dividend -172532;1357425247;mircea_popescu;also, say something https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134799.0 -172531;1357425630;pigeons;glbse has "emboldoned" folks like lambert (& usagi) to decide they are acceptable members of humanity https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134684.msg1436321#msg1436321 -172530;1357425664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2265 @ 0.00442 = 10.0113 BTC [-] -172529;1357425670;mircea_popescu;lmao you can't make this shit up -172528;1357425680;mircea_popescu;not because you're not clever enough, but because it's way too dumb. -172527;1357425740;mircea_popescu;"i think it costs 30BTC just to open an account? and I don't know how to use their PGP thing..." << this sums it up nicely. -172526;1357425862;pigeons;my toliet paper is a "smooth platform" -172525;1357425976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00442798 = 1.9926 BTC [+] -172524;1357425977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1957 @ 0.00445184 = 8.7123 BTC [+] -172523;1357425982;mircea_popescu;what does that even mean btw ? -172522;1357425995;mircea_popescu;as in, no trades, smooth line ? -172521;1357426024;StarenseN;with fancy glowing blue buttons -172520;1357426031;mircea_popescu;a ok -172519;1357426040;pigeons;smooth = bootstrap -172518;1357426071;mircea_popescu;"not sure why mpex.co makes it so god damn hard to trade..." -172517;1357426078;mircea_popescu;you know, it's like...why do you think dood ? -172516;1357426084;mircea_popescu;cause you should be in school, that's why. -172515;1357426096;mircea_popescu;answer so obvious, yet "not sure". not sure y not sure. -172514;1357426104;kakobreklaa;lol -172513;1357426119;pigeons;"but i'm very mature for my age, i've had lots of experiences n stuff" -172512;1357426125;mircea_popescu;right-o. -172511;1357426165;Namjies;so those large bids are counter intuitive right now. -172510;1357426171;Namjies;for BBET -172509;1357426178;pigeons;its a trap -172508;1357426200;Namjies;Because it will sell the cheap block into the high bid and so forth -172507;1357426206;Namjies;and reach in the middle -172506;1357426214;Namjies;the cheap bids will never go through. -172505;1357426307;mircea_popescu;well yea. -172504;1357426316;mircea_popescu;in other news, from the bitbet rejected bets : -172503;1357426342;mircea_popescu;"None of the representatives in the US Congress could figure out how to use MPEx if locked in a room with a computer for a week". -172502;1357426361;kakobreklaa;lol -172501;1357426377;kakobreklaa;trolls. -172500;1357426512;Namjies;When I push BTC, it's in satoshis? -172499;1357426605;mircea_popescu;yup -172498;1357426943;kakobreklaa;we need a good difficulty bet -172497;1357426952;kakobreklaa;anyone with an idea -172496;1357426962;kakobreklaa;;;bc,stats -172495;1357426969;gribble;Current Blocks: 215312 | Current Difficulty: 2979636.6169381 | Next Difficulty At Block: 215711 | Next Difficulty In: 399 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 12 hours, 57 minutes, and 30 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3253116.58774727 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.17829943606 -172494;1357427283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7796 @ 0.00065572 = 5.112 BTC [-] -172493;1357427540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 893 @ 0.00445184 = 3.9755 BTC [+] -172492;1357427542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1895 @ 0.00445899 = 8.4498 BTC [+] -172491;1357427865;pigeons;;;title https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134766.0;topicseen -172490;1357427894;gribble;SCAM WARNING!! FROM User BitcoinDoubleSpender -172489;1357427904;pigeons;the content isn't interesting, i just thought you don't need to warn people, his nick already does -172488;1357428423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2704 @ 0.0006442 = 1.7419 BTC [-] -172487;1357428563;StarenseN;why S.BBET does an IPO for 30BTC cash?? -172486;1357428578;StarenseN;wtf?? -172485;1357428709;mod6;total equity value of 100 BTC -172484;1357428713;jurov;StarenseN, read the stuff. they will put other offer automatically when this one sells -172483;1357428723;mod6;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BBET -172482;1357428724;mod6;^^^^ -172481;1357428821;mircea_popescu;StarenseN ity's not bbet's job to value itself. -172480;1357428825;mircea_popescu;that's what there's a market for -172479;1357428831;mircea_popescu;unsmooth as admittedly it is. -172478;1357428936;Anduck;mircea_popescu: how much bbet takes fee? -172477;1357428956;mircea_popescu;1% -172476;1357428992;pigeons;i found a picture of smooth markets https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134684.msg1436637#msg1436637 -172475;1357429018;mircea_popescu;lmao -172474;1357429028;mircea_popescu;you know, the rate at which this place generates memes is astounding. -172473;1357429039;mircea_popescu;i mean, just as a persay forinstance : is milk smooth ? -172472;1357429142;Anduck;haha -172471;1357429167;Anduck;first bet on the site -172470;1357429169;Anduck;S.MPOE will crash this Spring -172469;1357429169;Anduck;S.MPOE shares 30 day average price as reported by assbot under 0.0003 at any point before April 1st. -172468;1357429182;mircea_popescu;ya -172467;1357429192;Anduck;aaand someone put 100 btc on NO -172466;1357429200;Anduck;how much is S.MPOE trading now? -172465;1357429341;Anduck;;;ticker S.MPOE -172464;1357429341;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -172463;1357429348;Anduck;the duck?? -172462;1357429367;pigeons;!ticker S.MPOE -172461;1357429368;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00063114 / 0.00065018 / 0.00066 (465887 shares, 302.91 BTC), 30day: 0.00050709 / 0.00060174 / 0.00066 (57480054 shares, 34,588.19 BTC) -172460;1357429391;mircea_popescu;i guess they went with 50% of current 30day avg -172459;1357429663;Anduck;ty -172458;1357429790;pigeons;is there a claims site for getting our glue bottles from SATOSHISDAEMON.HORSE yet? -172457;1357429806;kakobreklaa;lol -172456;1357429858;mircea_popescu;lol not afaik -172455;1357429867;dub;it was bought back -172454;1357429887;dub;the horse went on to trail riding or something speed agnostic -172453;1357429958;mircea_popescu;lol -172452;1357429970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00445899 = 7.5803 BTC [+] -172451;1357430075;pigeons;http://evansracingllc.com/Stable_News.html -172450;1357430093;pigeons;Unfortunately, she appeared to want nothing to do with racing. We have made the decision to discontinue her racing career with our stable. We wish her new connections good luck in their pursuits with the three year old filly. -172449;1357430108;mircea_popescu;um what the fuck -172448;1357430114;mircea_popescu;this sounds like they're gonna marry her. -172447;1357430135;pigeons;sounds like glue to me -172446;1357430146;mircea_popescu;there's luck involved in glue ? -172445;1357430164;pigeons;yeah the slower ones are more adhesive -172444;1357430175;dub;iirc they said trail riding in the thread but glue or catfood wasnt ruled out -172443;1357430198;mircea_popescu;poor filly. -172442;1357430220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00065378 = 2.2882 BTC [+] -172441;1357430233;pigeons;http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_bN9se-ul_aE/S_mCrH-jHkI/AAAAAAAAChA/uah6bAyU23k/s1600/glue+factory.jpg -172440;1357430335;mod6;(13:54) < pigeons> Unfortunately, she appeared to want nothing to do with racing. -172439;1357430345;mod6;^^^ Thats really quite the laugh. -172438;1357430376;mircea_popescu;Tecshare lied about me scamming him « 1 2 3 All » usagi -172437;1357430382;mircea_popescu;that forum. -172436;1357430411;pigeons;yeah he lied about the way i really scammed him, liar -172435;1357430484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00445899 = 7.1344 BTC [+] -172434;1357430516;mircea_popescu;Only a very limited portion of the Bitcoin Reserve will be available for buybacks. The Bitcoin Reserve's priority will be for balancing first, and then buybacks. I would rather have the fund's shares be traded on the open market, but I know that's not always possible. So, I hope a buyback policy will help in a very limited way with some investor's liquidity. -172433;1357430516;mircea_popescu;("Very limited" 3 times in one paragraph.) -172432;1357430521;mircea_popescu;how to cause a bank run, 101 -172431;1357430543;pigeons;is that some usagi shit? -172430;1357430717;mircea_popescu;no some other dood -172429;1357430950;mircea_popescu;lmao wait. those havelok ppl actually pasted mpex stats w/o the signatures ? -172428;1357430963;mircea_popescu;whatsensedoesthatmake.gif -172427;1357431938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 921 @ 0.00445899 = 4.1067 BTC [+] -172426;1357431948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 629 @ 0.00445911 = 2.8048 BTC [+] -172425;1357431971;smickles;really? -172424;1357432173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 185 @ 0.00442 = 0.8177 BTC [-] -172423;1357432175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1714 @ 0.00441901 = 7.5742 BTC [-] -172422;1357432176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1051 @ 0.00441316 = 4.6382 BTC [-] -172421;1357432669;jurov;tadada...coinbr back online -172420;1357432783;jurov;if you want to buy S.BBET, it's is the very last item in new order combobox -172419;1357432794;jurov;it's TODO -172418;1357433148;pigeons;they don't want you to know the name and email labels on their gpg key at hevelock i suppose -172417;1357433360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2121 @ 0.00445911 = 9.4578 BTC [+] -172416;1357433361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 979 @ 0.00446604 = 4.3723 BTC [+] -172415;1357433463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4771 @ 0.00446604 = 21.3075 BTC [+] -172414;1357433464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 229 @ 0.00446937 = 1.0235 BTC [+] -172413;1357433822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1449 @ 0.00441316 = 6.3947 BTC [-] -172412;1357433824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 801 @ 0.00437 = 3.5004 BTC [-] -172411;1357433981;mircea_popescu;that's nonsense, since i could look up teh trades they claim neh ? -172410;1357434018;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134766.msg1435323#msg1435323 is this listed on btcjam yet ? -172409;1357434206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] [PAID] 500000 @ 0.000003 = 1.5 BTC -172408;1357434219;kakobreklaa;fuck, 50% more than sdice. -172407;1357434235;Anduck;xD -172406;1357434246;Anduck;heey i have some bvps.. -172405;1357434305;mircea_popescu;lol -172404;1357434305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4199 @ 0.00437 = 18.3496 BTC [-] -172403;1357434305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 601 @ 0.00436462 = 2.6231 BTC [-] -172402;1357434310;jurov;mircea, so it's really 1.5BTC? -172401;1357434314;mircea_popescu;no. -172400;1357434331;Anduck;who owns BIB?? -172399;1357434339;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -172398;1357434339;mircea_popescu;S.BVPS paid a total dividend of 1.50000000 BTC to 500`000 outstanding shares. #dividend #bitcoin #btc -172397;1357434346;mircea_popescu;umm -172396;1357434352;Anduck;xD -172395;1357434352;mircea_popescu;i guess it is ?! -172394;1357434362;Anduck;but.. who owns BIB? who's Brendio? -172393;1357434373;mircea_popescu;;;getrating brendio -172392;1357434374;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User brendio, rated since Tue Sep 13 01:01:41 2011. Cumulative rating 30, from 16 total ratings. Received ratings: 16 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 23 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=brendio -172391;1357434385;mircea_popescu;forum guy -172390;1357434388;jurov;for a moment i thought the dividend payment is going to be retconned again -172389;1357434392;mircea_popescu;haven't seen him a whuile tho -172388;1357434392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1668 @ 0.00200003 = 3.3361 BTC [-] -172387;1357434408;mircea_popescu;jurov teh assbot used to be the borkt. i guess not anymore maybe -172386;1357434414;mircea_popescu;or its only a problem if divs >1k -172385;1357434453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1025 @ 0.00446937 = 4.5811 BTC [+] -172384;1357434454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 812 @ 0.00449166 = 3.6472 BTC [+] -172383;1357434472;kakobreklaa;yeah, the problem doesnt show always but thats not being fixed cause new api is in place -172382;1357434492;Anduck;ok -172381;1357434605;smickles;1.5 BTC dividend, and no report, no announcement about the new owners, no compliance/statement on 2.2.g of the contract :( -172380;1357434606;Namjies;For the shareholders report: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdDFvQWJnZnRZQWJfbk1mNHYtVzhPR0E#gid=0 -172379;1357434616;smickles;oh, spoke too soon :) -172378;1357434627;Namjies;We don't really have a place to publish it. -172377;1357434652;Namjies;We had a 324$ fee which won't be there next months. Otherwise there would have been more. -172376;1357434656;smickles;(e) The Directors solemnly promise and warrant that complete and accurate Statements of Profit and Loss for each calendar month will be published by them no later than by the fifth day of the new month. Under exceptional circumstances and for good cause the publishing of the Statements of Profit and Loss can be deferred no more than once in a calendar year so that the Statement of Profit and Loss of one month is published together with the Statem -172375;1357434663;smickles;??? -172374;1357434714;Namjies;But rg was apparently not giving 50% on previous divs but as much as he could. And we seem to have lost a few clients over rg's neglect of the business in the past months. -172373;1357434752;Namjies;We decided to make very detailed statements so everyone knows exactly what's going on with expenses/income -172372;1357434774;kakobreklaa;what are the future plans -172371;1357434807;Namjies;Well we got things back to running smoothly. We'll now try to expand. -172370;1357434824;Namjies;We might advertise a lot in the coming months. -172369;1357434851;Namjies;The servers ain't full, so if we can get more clients, wouldn't raise expenses. -172368;1357434918;pigeons;https://btcjam.com/listings/1133 -172367;1357434922;mod6;well good deal Namjies, keep those customers happy! :) -172366;1357434951;kakobreklaa;aint that cute pigeons -172365;1357434962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5596 @ 0.00065378 = 3.6586 BTC [+] -172364;1357434964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1104 @ 0.00065325 = 0.7212 BTC [-] -172363;1357435040;mod6;holy shit Namjies -172362;1357435051;mod6;a spreadsheet! -172361;1357435060;Namjies;Yes. Very detailed. -172360;1357435064;mod6;glad to see that :) -172359;1357435075;kakobreklaa;spread shit -172358;1357435097;kakobreklaa;jk jk -172357;1357435106;mod6;awe.. heheh. ok brb. -172356;1357435110;Namjies;For a second I thought you didn't like it -172355;1357435114;mod6;it does look good though, glad to see some statements -172354;1357435121;mod6;bbs -172353;1357435141;kakobreklaa;its cool, statements are cool -172352;1357435146;pigeons;and color -172351;1357435157;pigeons;color ones will make more money -172350;1357435164;Namjies;Well the WHMCS owned license won't be there next months. 325$. We won't have to pay 19$ monthly for it now. -172349;1357435180;pigeons;"bills" is a little vague -172348;1357435183;kakobreklaa;pigeons, also if you put a pic of brain onto it, it will sell more -172347;1357435194;pigeons;kakobreklaa: "in the cloud" -172346;1357435199;kakobreklaa;;) -172345;1357435214;Namjies;Yeah, but it shows the amount in USD we've paid for it. -172344;1357435224;Namjies;As you can see, it matches the USD on server bills. -172343;1357435230;pigeons;cool -172342;1357435254;kakobreklaa;Namjies how many vps-es are run by bitbps -172341;1357435256;kakobreklaa;eh -172340;1357435257;kakobreklaa;bitvps -172339;1357435263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4148 @ 0.00065325 = 2.7097 BTC [-] -172338;1357435265;Namjies;I'd have to check WHMCS, one sec. -172337;1357435308;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.16406983 BTC [-] -172336;1357435322;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.08155862 BTC [-] -172335;1357435344;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.1336008 BTC [-] -172334;1357435359;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.11088032 BTC [-] -172333;1357435393;Namjies;looks like we have 115 active records -172332;1357435404;smickles;one's me :D -172331;1357435495;Namjies;We have 863913 shares on 1 million apparently. -172330;1357435574;Namjies;So only 136087 owned by the public. -172329;1357435617;Namjies;Eh, that's not actually much. -172328;1357435656;kakobreklaa;115 runing virtual servers? -172327;1357435658;kakobreklaa;not that bad -172326;1357435720;mod6;Namjies: weren't only 300`000 released to the public anyway? -172325;1357435734;Namjies;Well 500'000 on MPEx -172324;1357435745;pigeons;fucking romanian commas -172323;1357435765;Namjies;237592 left in S.BVPS account. -172322;1357435766;kakobreklaa;better than romanian commies -172321;1357435778;mod6;ahh. ok -172320;1357435825;Namjies;136087 public -172319;1357435833;Namjies;126321 in my account. -172318;1357435873;Namjies;I had lots of shares prior to rg leaving BitVPS =P -172317;1357435897;mod6;If I had more time I'd offer to help more. -172316;1357435915;mod6;I'm just too tied up with this other stuff. -172315;1357435926;mod6;I've still got like 10k -172314;1357435930;Namjies;I paid them alot thinking the dividend paids were 50% of BitVPS's profit >.> -172313;1357435949;Namjies;Guess I have all the reasons to grow BitVPS now. -172312;1357436002;Anduck;when is this spreadsheet coming out? -172311;1357436006;Namjies;RG was doing no or little accounting. -172310;1357436012;Anduck;oww -172309;1357436013;Anduck;thats bad -172308;1357436025;Namjies;Aye, but he was giving much more than he should -172307;1357436035;Anduck;will you guys make everything automatic btw? -172306;1357436057;Namjies;for VPS provision? Aye -172305;1357436193;Anduck;good -172304;1357436464;Namjies;Aye, just sad we lost many customers over the last months apparently. -172303;1357436611;Anduck;ya gotta advertise a lot -172302;1357436639;mod6;bad news travels fast when peoples tickes get neglected on stuff like their VPS -- many people use them to host wallets to make payments etc. -172301;1357436670;mod6;if you stay on top of the technical issues and keep up the SLA -- that and some decent customer service will go a long way. -172300;1357436704;Namjies;It's not advertising, the issues from rg being too busy on his new job and the fact he half transfered us the login details (we didn't know the account to pay some bills/get support from datacenters) -172299;1357436718;Namjies;We had some downtime and hard time fixing things. -172298;1357436726;Namjies;All during the holidays =/ -172297;1357436739;Namjies;Now everything is back on track. -172296;1357436773;mod6;Well it's good that you got the kinks worked out. :) -172295;1357436775;Anduck;aww..badluck -172294;1357436788;mod6;Jumping into stuff like that can always get hairy. -172293;1357436846;mod6;the knowledge transfer and roles/responsibilities is tough in a crunch, I know how that goes. -172292;1357436931;jurov;mod6, in fact hosting wallets, at least with full client, is forbidden under bitvps TOS -172291;1357436972;jurov;rg has thought of funding multiwallet patch for bitcoind to allow this -172290;1357436983;mod6;oh hmm.. thought people used to do that -172289;1357437000;mod6;maybe the blockchain just got too big... but I thought that he worked something out? -172288;1357437007;mod6;maybe thats what you're referring to -172287;1357437039;jurov;i don't know. i put together working prototype, but he hadn't time or whatever. -172286;1357437056;Namjies;We moved to bitpay to process payment. We'll lose 0.99% in fees. But like that there's no incentive to hack BitVPS for it's wallet. Plus nice features. -172285;1357437065;Namjies;We'll use an offline wallet. -172284;1357437088;jurov;mod6 meant vps users, not bitvps as a whole -172283;1357437105;Namjies;It was just an unrelated comment -172282;1357437126;mod6;ahh, i understand. -172281;1357437473;jurov;now it's over...craziest birthday in my life -172280;1357437512;mod6;! happy birthday jurov -172279;1357437525;jurov;thanks :) -172278;1357437542;mod6;:) -172277;1357437628;smickles;Happy Jan 6th er'ry body -172276;1357437632;smickles;:D -172275;1357437640;smickles;\o\ -172274;1357437644;smickles;/o/ -172273;1357437650;smickles;\o/ -172272;1357437733;jurov;(*^*) -172271;1357437761;mircea_popescu; Namjies how many vps-es are run by bitbps << ahaha so cute -172270;1357438769;jurov;looks like bait orders for CoinBr.MPBPT-E work... 22BTC worth sold already -172269;1357438816;jurov;maybe next month we can try BBET-like strategy -172268;1357438997;mircea_popescu;not bad that huh :p -172267;1357439864;thestrin1puller;mr. smickles -172266;1357440211;jurov;;;sell 1 BTC 1 MPExBTC "Fast MPEx funding. Fixed fee 0.1BTC" -172265;1357440212;gribble;Order id 12732 created. -172264;1357440223;jurov;30 BTC available atm -172263;1357440352;mod6;there you go! order book ftw! -172262;1357441518;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/160tbh/bitcoin_betting_without_an_account/ -172261;1357441521;mircea_popescu;o hey 21 votes! -172260;1357441676;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/25/ and a reddit bet -172259;1357441965;mod6;nice :) -172258;1357442010;smickles;thestrin1puller: howdy -172257;1357442020;smickles;I'll have to go feed my daughter tho ;) -172256;1357442026;smickles;is it urgent? -172255;1357442112;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/160tbh/bitcoin_betting_without_an_account/c7rqyoe -172254;1357442128;smickles;heh, well designed site, this ^ as evidence -172253;1357442715;mircea_popescu;:) -172252;1357442745;smickles;back -172251;1357442771;mircea_popescu;mind telling the guy asking that it's mods that control the outcomes -172250;1357442959;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/160tbh/bitcoin_betting_without_an_account/c7rr9z1 -172249;1357443096;mircea_popescu;hehe ok -172248;1357443107;mircea_popescu;ahhh, i have a good feeling about this site. ppl like it! -172247;1357444376;jurov;lol "non-favoritism of either entity may easily be verified by third parties" -172246;1357444644;mircea_popescu;wassat ? -172245;1357446544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00438454 = 3.5076 BTC [-] -172244;1357446546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00440251 = 4.1824 BTC [+] -172243;1357447280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.00065993 = 5.8404 BTC [+] -172242;1357447912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 449 @ 0.00436462 = 1.9597 BTC [-] -172241;1357447914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 801 @ 0.00433089 = 3.469 BTC [-] -172240;1357449468;leotreasure;wow! a lot of heavy betting on 12% at sd -172239;1357449501;leotreasure;someone just pumped about 20k -172238;1357449528;mircea_popescu;leotreasure on 12% ?! -172237;1357449538;leotreasure;actually probably closer to 30k -172236;1357449540;leotreasure;yes -172235;1357449566;Namjies;It's technically the same odds long term. -172234;1357449578;mircea_popescu;this is true -172233;1357449587;mircea_popescu;but on the long term we're all deadf. -172232;1357449608;Namjies;The best odds is on the lowest "win" odds -172231;1357449615;Namjies;Margin is lower -172230;1357449652;Namjies;Don't bet 500 BTC. Bet 0.01 x 50 000 on Less than 1 -172229;1357449669;mircea_popescu;fees tho -172228;1357449846;Namjies;Ah, true -172227;1357449857;Namjies;Bet 500 BTC x 50 000 then. -172226;1357449862;Namjies;xD -172225;1357449869;mircea_popescu;i was gonna say -172224;1357449880;mircea_popescu;don't bet 1mn btc, bet 1000 1k -172223;1357450062;Namjies;The house should win 1.9% of bets. So you can actually bet about ~52 times as much as you have cash. -172222;1357450091;Namjies;So with 1 million BTC, you could make 52 million BTC bets. -172221;1357450112;Namjies;Then evoorhee is very, very happy -172220;1357450121;mircea_popescu;lol -172219;1357450140;mircea_popescu;ahhh, whales on bitbet :D -172218;1357450147;mircea_popescu;miniwhales but still -172217;1357450361;kakobreklaa;so was thinking is this allowed "this bet will reach over 100btc by tomorrow" -172216;1357450385;kakobreklaa;and that that for 500 -172215;1357450386;kakobreklaa;and 1000 -172214;1357450388;kakobreklaa;and 5000 -172213;1357450390;kakobreklaa;and 10k -172212;1357450488;Namjies;... hmm -172211;1357450523;Namjies;I'd say a bet where user can make it happen directly... open to abuse -172210;1357450620;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa no. -172209;1357450634;kakobreklaa;i know -172208;1357450639;kakobreklaa;its a mindfuck -172207;1357450650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2290 @ 0.00440251 = 10.0817 BTC [+] -172206;1357450705;mircea_popescu;too meta anyway. -172205;1357450810;kakobreklaa;;;bc,stats -172204;1357450811;gribble;Current Blocks: 215353 | Current Difficulty: 2979636.6169381 | Next Difficulty At Block: 215711 | Next Difficulty In: 358 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 7 hours, 5 minutes, and 32 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3252770.12040778 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.16667159737 -172203;1357450823;kakobreklaa;hmm -172202;1357450994;mircea_popescu;lmao bitbet is being attacked. -172201;1357451003;mircea_popescu;i guess someone's figuring they're the competition ? -172200;1357451422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00437644 = 2.1882 BTC [-] -172199;1357452379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00065384 = 3.5634 BTC [-] -172198;1357452486;Namjies;Well it's getting good betting for something just out. -172197;1357452490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00435721 = 4.7929 BTC [-] -172196;1357452580;Namjies;THE DICE! IT'S LOADED! I should double everytime I roll six but I roll six 1.9% less than I should statistically do. -172195;1357452588;mircea_popescu;l;ol -172194;1357454477;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -172193;1357454481;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 10 seconds -172192;1357455034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1349 @ 0.00433089 = 5.8424 BTC [-] -172191;1357455034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00432627 = 3.0284 BTC [-] -172190;1357455899;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/27/ << network diff bet if anyone cares. -172189;1357455958;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder http://bitbet.us/bet/23/ -172188;1357455959;gribble;The operation succeeded. -172187;1357486358;error3477;what do u call "short term" -172186;1357486373;error3477;a month a year a week ? -172185;1357486384;thestrin1puller;a day for me -172184;1357486412;mircea_popescu;44 up votes 11 down votes -172183;1357486417;mircea_popescu;omfg who are the 11 assholes! -172182;1357486435;error3477;on the bet ? -172181;1357486621;Bugpowder;I have a weird key issue... I will fix -172180;1357486660;mircea_popescu;is this some new microsoft keyboard ? -172179;1357486784;thestrin1puller;mp which post? -172178;1357486805;thestrin1puller;nvm found it -172177;1357486865;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/160tbh/bitcoin_betting_without_an_account/ -172176;1357486866;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: who made bitbet, you? -172175;1357486870;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa mostly. -172174;1357486881;mircea_popescu;im just there to keep it from being really successful. -172173;1357486919;jurov;yeah, mpoe-pr will make sure of that :P -172172;1357486938;mircea_popescu;hater. -172171;1357487000;thestrin1puller;are you really going to sabotage it? -172170;1357487019;jurov;loool -172169;1357487078;thestrin1puller;can I help sabotage it -172168;1357487101;thestrin1puller;i will help for .1 btc -172167;1357487162;mircea_popescu;make a bet lol -172166;1357487170;jurov;i have a fun bet proposal: The Rota won't sentence anyone till...whatever -172165;1357487178;jurov;1st April? -172164;1357487188;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/27/ -172163;1357487196;mircea_popescu;wow so its 20:1 that we don't have asics basically. -172162;1357487226;mircea_popescu;well i don't think that can be a bet cause one person could easily manipulate it -172161;1357487239;thestrin1puller;nah. i already am drawing up papers for a court date against usagi on behalf of the shareholders -172160;1357487242;thestrin1puller;lolololol -172159;1357487272;jurov;oh.. so make a bet that "usagi will be sentenced by the rota" then -172158;1357487276;mircea_popescu;lol that should be interesting. -172157;1357487293;mircea_popescu;jurov even so. -172156;1357487297;thestrin1puller;better yet, usagi will decline to be heard -172155;1357487319;thestrin1puller;there should be a mandatory serving -172154;1357487322;mircea_popescu;you can't bet on what a one person will do dawg. -172153;1357487437;Diablo-D3;man, what the fuck was wrong with usagi -172152;1357487441;Diablo-D3;he just stole from everyone -172151;1357487467;thestrin1puller;smickles said he has an executor to pay the shareholders -172150;1357487522;mircea_popescu;i recall reading some drama on that point -172149;1357487689;Diablo-D3;meh, usagi wishes he worked as hard as I do -172148;1357487691;thestrin1puller;so did usagi actually steal? -172147;1357487705;Diablo-D3;thestrin1puller: possibly -172146;1357487705;thestrin1puller;or was he just dumb and lost a bunch of money and is trying to bluff his way out like a bad poker player -172145;1357487708;Diablo-D3;he did a lot of lying -172144;1357487714;thestrin1puller;everyone lies -172143;1357487716;Diablo-D3;its not even poker bluffing -172142;1357487727;Diablo-D3;poker bluffing is digging yourself a hole but meaning well -172141;1357487738;Diablo-D3;what he did was worse -172140;1357487865;mircea_popescu;he was dumb and lost a lot of money, is in denial about it. -172139;1357487880;mircea_popescu;it's very little money and he has a lot of spare time, so arguing about it with him sort of feels like giving a perv a handjob -172138;1357487936;thestrin1puller;quoted -172137;1357487965;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133147.msg1435649#msg1435649 wtf is wrong with people. -172136;1357487969;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, but how the fuck did he do it -172135;1357487980;mircea_popescu;"o, it's your job to prove that my stock generation rerun is legit" -172134;1357487984;Diablo-D3;I mean, DMC "lost" money because nefario refused to do his job -172133;1357487995;thestrin1puller;and you had a bad model -172132;1357488002;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 nah, it lost money because you were stubborn and acted as if you can push the market. -172131;1357488014;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, I did end up pushing the market -172130;1357488018;Diablo-D3;it collapsed. -172129;1357488021;mircea_popescu;lmao -172128;1357488041;Diablo-D3;it wasnt quite what I intended, but I imagine I wasnt the only one left holding the bag on that -172127;1357488053;Diablo-D3;I think its partly why nefario ran away -172126;1357488069;Andck;hmmm -172125;1357488073;Andck;what asic provider will be first? -172124;1357488075;mircea_popescu;maybe, he just up and realised one day that he's running an exchange which pretty much has nothing wortyhwhile on it. -172123;1357488080;Diablo-D3;Andck: asicminer -172122;1357488088;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: probably -172121;1357488088;Anduck;Diablo-D3: they're the only one with actual chips? -172120;1357488093;Diablo-D3;Anduck: yup -172119;1357488093;mircea_popescu;Anduck well... bitbet says nobody before april -172118;1357488094;Anduck;i saw pics of them having them -172117;1357488099;Anduck;mircea_popescu .. :D -172116;1357488107;Diablo-D3;friedcat should be shipping mine soon -172115;1357488109;mircea_popescu;course that may be wishful thinking -172114;1357488117;Anduck;i think people are really underestimating the boxing of the chips in the circuit -172113;1357488121;Anduck;and _programming_ -172112;1357488122;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 afaik they don't ship anything, they mione -172111;1357488143;Anduck;Diablo-D3: asic chips or built circuits? -172110;1357488150;mircea_popescu;"BitInstant extremely poor design, lots of confusion, poor service" -172109;1357488154;mircea_popescu;aghahajha SQUIRM SHREM!!! -172108;1357488226;mircea_popescu;so is bitmit gone ? -172107;1357488251;mircea_popescu;and speaking of which, who with actual provable fmcg/retail experience wants to partner to make a real bitcoinamazon ? -172106;1357488301;thestrin1puller;you'd need a lot of sellers mp -172105;1357488333;mircea_popescu;no. i just need one single person with good contacts that can get real discounts. -172104;1357488343;mircea_popescu;the rest will follow. -172103;1357488371;mircea_popescu;"An open letter to LTC-GLOBAL members who are downvoting BMF " eh there you go. -172102;1357488375;mircea_popescu;usagi delivers. -172101;1357488385;thestrin1puller;>:( where is mah money -172100;1357488423;Diablo-D3;[09:02:02] Diablo-D3 afaik they don't ship anything, they mione -172099;1357488434;Diablo-D3;they may not have enough to sell in the first generation -172098;1357488436;mircea_popescu;usagi doesn't deliver money, he delivers words. -172097;1357488438;Diablo-D3;but they intend on selling -172096;1357488444;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 when did that happen ?! -172095;1357488452;mircea_popescu;i thought they mine first. dunno. -172094;1357488453;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats always BEEN the plan -172093;1357488458;Diablo-D3;they are mine first -172092;1357488467;Diablo-D3;it depends entirely on what happens when they turn the units on -172091;1357488480;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: bitmit is still around -172090;1357488496;Diablo-D3;if enough of them function flawlessly and they hit I think 15TH, then they can begin selling them -172089;1357488504;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134972.0 thestrin1puller -172088;1357488517;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 did they say this somewhere ? -172087;1357488525;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes! its in the goddamned contract -172086;1357488538;mircea_popescu;ugh -172085;1357488546;thestrin1puller;oh it's still down -172084;1357488548;mircea_popescu;i didn't even know they had a contract. you mean post ? -172083;1357488560;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: asicminer's shares have a contract, yes -172082;1357488601;mircea_popescu;you mean on glbse ? -172081;1357488627;Diablo-D3;yes, and soon to be on a new exchange as well -172080;1357488674;kakobreklaa;another one? -172079;1357488693;kakobreklaa;srsly, the chan topic does have a char limit -172078;1357488731;thestringpuller;kakobreklaa: congrats on bitbet -172077;1357488732;thestringpuller;lol -172076;1357488734;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa lolz -172075;1357488742;thestringpuller;don't listen to deez haters -172074;1357488752;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: another what? -172073;1357488769;kakobreklaa;ty, thestringpuller -172072;1357488773;kakobreklaa;Diablo-D3 exchange -172071;1357488781;Anduck;Diablo-D3: will you receive ASIC processors or the actual circuits built around the asic chip?? -172070;1357488785;Diablo-D3;its going to be one for friedcat's assets alone, including asicminer -172069;1357488786;Anduck;it's a huge difference -172068;1357488792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00432328 = 7.3496 BTC [+] -172067;1357488798;Diablo-D3;Anduck: you mean an actual finished product? yes. -172066;1357488812;Diablo-D3;Anduck: the term you're looking for is "mounting a chip on a board" -172065;1357488822;Anduck;yes... -172064;1357488830;Anduck;well, they've got the board ready already, too??? -172063;1357488833;Anduck;nice by them -172062;1357488873;Diablo-D3;I havent asked him about the boards, but afaik they were being produced concurrently -172061;1357488888;Diablo-D3;fabbing boards is a lot easier, cheaper, and takes less time than fabbing chips -172060;1357488904;mircea_popescu;ima start selling wide-eye drops. -172059;1357488907;mircea_popescu;Optimism (tm) -172058;1357488996;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: heh -172057;1357489011;Diablo-D3;Anduck: hopefully, Ill have one in my hands by the end of this month -172056;1357489081;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: big miner on campus -172055;1357489089;Diablo-D3;Im only being sent one =P -172054;1357489098;Diablo-D3;the funny part is, just one would replace an entire GPU farm -172053;1357489121;Anduck;Diablo-D3: remember to take pics -172052;1357489129;PsychoticBoy;GPU`s are a dying species -172051;1357489136;Diablo-D3;Anduck: nope, Im going to take no pics just to piss people off -172050;1357489152;Anduck;bahh -172049;1357489155;Anduck;whatever -172048;1357489159;thestringpuller;PsychoticBoy: not really I got a gpu for 10 dollars and it will pay itself off pretty soon -172047;1357489173;thestringpuller;I plan to buy a bunch of fpga's for pennies on the dollar -172046;1357489231;PsychoticBoy;in that case yes -172045;1357489286;thestringpuller;I'm going to steal Diablo-D3's idea and use reusable power -172044;1357489290;thestringpuller;mwahahahaha -172043;1357489303;Diablo-D3;you cant really steal the idea. -172042;1357489309;Diablo-D3;I made the idea public for a reason. -172041;1357489335;thestringpuller;your master plaaan -172040;1357489344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00065894 = 3.5583 BTC [-] -172039;1357489346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00065384 = 5.623 BTC [-] -172038;1357489354;Diablo-D3;I may end up just being hired by someone to make it happen -172037;1357489406;thestringpuller;Like mircea_popescu -172036;1357489888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1279 @ 0.00432328 = 5.5295 BTC [+] -172035;1357489889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00435363 = 8.4896 BTC [+] -172034;1357489890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00435685 = 5.2282 BTC [+] -172033;1357489892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00435721 BTC [+] -172032;1357489893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 223 @ 0.00436871 = 0.9742 BTC [+] -172031;1357490218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 170 @ 0.00436871 = 0.7427 BTC [+] -172030;1357490220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.0043755 = 10.0637 BTC [+] -172029;1357490221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 48 @ 0.00439255 = 0.2108 BTC [+] -172028;1357490242;Anduck;i like that. -172027;1357490279;Anduck;Diablo-D3: reusable power - you think you're patenting _that_??? -172026;1357490283;Anduck;what is wrong with you americans -172025;1357490386;mircea_popescu;he ain't patenting anything, he's just shootin da breez -172024;1357490741;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu you should patent mpex -172023;1357490754;mircea_popescu;heh. -172022;1357490817;thestringpuller;then you can sue your competitors -172021;1357491360;Bugpowder;YESS -172020;1357491365;Bugpowder;fixed my pympex -172019;1357491369;Bugpowder;watch out world -172018;1357491375;mircea_popescu;wd. -172017;1357491922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2484 @ 0.00065992 = 1.6392 BTC [+] -172016;1357491924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4304 @ 0.00065993 = 2.8403 BTC [+] -172015;1357492177;Bugpowder;Soooo, BitVPS, 1.5BTC dividend?? -172014;1357492314;JWU42;hmm -172013;1357492328;JWU42;I need to figure WTF is going on with BIB.BVPS -172012;1357492363;Bugpowder;I dumped that shit -172011;1357492371;Bugpowder;last month -172010;1357492381;Bugpowder;seemed like driver was alseep at the switch -172009;1357492389;JWU42;it traded on GLBSE -172008;1357492398;JWU42;so not sure how you dumped it last month -172007;1357492400;Bugpowder;ah -172006;1357492404;Bugpowder;S.BVPS -172005;1357492404;JWU42;;) -172004;1357492406;JWU42;heh -172003;1357492408;JWU42;got it -172002;1357492432;Bugpowder;serious though, what happened to the div? -172001;1357492438;Bugpowder;did revenue drop? -172000;1357492464;Bugpowder;95% -171999;1357492486;JWU42;rg is MIA ? -171998;1357492499;JWU42;;;seen rg -171997;1357492499;gribble;rg was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 weeks, 0 days, 17 hours, 36 minutes, and 25 seconds ago: good times -171996;1357492516;JWU42;not encouraging -171995;1357492541;Anduck;well -171994;1357492554;Anduck;JWU42: whats wrong with him being away? -171993;1357492573;JWU42;I said "not encouraging" -171992;1357492579;Anduck;hmmm -171991;1357492586;Anduck;didnt he say he's quite busy with his new job -171990;1357492589;JWU42;as in him not being here (as he used to be) -171989;1357492592;JWU42;ahh -171988;1357492594;JWU42;ok -171987;1357492607;JWU42;maybe him being absent means more time "working" -171986;1357492610;JWU42;;) -171985;1357492624;Anduck;ye -171984;1357492660;Bugpowder;i though rg isn't in charge anymore -171983;1357492668;Bugpowder;Namijes -171982;1357492672;Bugpowder;and some people -171981;1357492691;JWU42;u may be right -171980;1357492735;kakobreklaa;i need someone in the usa to send sms for me -171979;1357492760;Anduck;arij, namjies, atleast -171978;1357492764;Anduck;there was someone else, too -171977;1357492766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1152 @ 0.00439255 = 5.0602 BTC [+] -171976;1357492767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1518 @ 0.00440251 = 6.683 BTC [+] -171975;1357492769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00443223 = 8.8645 BTC [+] -171974;1357492770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00444827 = 5.7828 BTC [+] -171973;1357492771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2909 @ 0.00445982 = 12.9736 BTC [+] -171972;1357492772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2448 @ 0.00449166 = 10.9956 BTC [+] -171971;1357492773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5845 @ 0.00449357 = 26.2649 BTC [+] -171970;1357492793;Bugpowder;what you need? -171969;1357492809;kakobreklaa;see pm -171968;1357492813;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -171967;1357492814;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00430002 / 0.00443282 / 0.00456817 (128348 shares, 568.94 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00333114 / 0.0048 (13819049 shares, 46,033.20 BTC) -171966;1357492865;Bugpowder;;;ident kakobreklaa -171965;1357492865;gribble;Nick 'kakobreklaa', with hostmask 'kakobreklaa!~T42@89-212-41-49.static.t-2.net', is not identified. -171964;1357492902;kakobrekla;;;ident kakobreklaa -171963;1357492903;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -171962;1357492907;kakobrekla;;;ident kakobrekla -171961;1357492908;gribble;Nick 'kakobrekla', with hostmask 'kakobrekla!~T42@89-212-41-49.static.t-2.net', is identified as user kakobrekla, with GPG key id 27AF75321F2489E8, key fingerprint 27C3CE9A20851312F086268C27AF75321F2489E8, and bitcoin address None -171960;1357493048;kakobrekla;;;rate Bugpowder 1 a wonderful sms provider -171959;1357493049;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Bugpowder has been recorded. -171958;1357493111;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -171957;1357493113;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00430002 / 0.00443295 / 0.00456817 (127185 shares, 563.81 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00333114 / 0.0048 (13819049 shares, 46,033.20 BTC) -171956;1357493188;Bugpowder;;;ticker -171955;1357493188;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.45461, Best ask: 13.49800, Bid-ask spread: 0.04339, Last trade: 13.45461, 24 hour volume: 18155.80396150, 24 hour low: 13.31500, 24 hour high: 13.52999, 24 hour vwap: 13.44816 -171954;1357495172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 546 @ 0.00065993 = 0.3603 BTC [+] -171953;1357495174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14554 @ 0.00065999 = 9.6055 BTC [+] -171952;1357495178;thestringpuller;trailer park boys -171951;1357495858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 950 @ 0.00065384 = 0.6211 BTC [-] -171950;1357495860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14464 @ 0.00065325 = 9.4486 BTC [-] -171949;1357495861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2836 @ 0.00064202 = 1.8208 BTC [-] -171948;1357495920;mod6;thestringpuller: Bubbles is my hero. -171947;1357496031;kakobrekla;http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5016580 -171946;1357496108;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -171945;1357496112;gribble;13.41 -171944;1357496567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 964 @ 0.00064202 = 0.6189 BTC [-] -171943;1357496568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6180 @ 0.0006417 = 3.9657 BTC [-] -171942;1357496569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2392 @ 0.00064058 = 1.5323 BTC [-] -171941;1357497172;Bugpowder;;;ticker -171940;1357497173;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.49991, Best ask: 13.49998, Bid-ask spread: 0.00007, Last trade: 13.49998, 24 hour volume: 17547.94335078, 24 hour low: 13.32066, 24 hour high: 13.52999, 24 hour vwap: 13.45388 -171939;1357497182;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -171938;1357497184;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00430002 / 0.00442786 / 0.00456817 (114320 shares, 506.19 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00333114 / 0.0048 (13819049 shares, 46,033.20 BTC) -171937;1357498186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1755 @ 0.00449357 = 7.8862 BTC [+] -171936;1357498255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2065 @ 0.0045 = 9.2925 BTC [+] -171935;1357498352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7109 @ 0.00064058 = 4.5539 BTC [-] -171934;1357498354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7791 @ 0.00063975 = 4.9843 BTC [-] -171933;1357499209;thestringpuller;mod6: hey mang -171932;1357499245;thestringpuller;how come no one gets mad at Bugpowder for using the channel as a realtime ticker :P -171931;1357499457;Bugpowder;Thanks what its there for! -171930;1357499664;thestringpuller;:P -171929;1357500346;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet-r-us/ -171928;1357501449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 446 @ 0.00065999 = 0.2944 BTC [+] -171927;1357501450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12854 @ 0.00066 = 8.4836 BTC [+] -171926;1357501778;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i want in on the BTCZon -171925;1357501787;mircea_popescu;http://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=5016890&whence=%69%74%65%6d%3f%69%64%3d%35%30%31%36%35%38%30 -171924;1357501792;mircea_popescu;what the fuck is with this idiot ? -171923;1357501814;thestringpuller;provide a better link -171922;1357501815;mircea_popescu;jesus, i am sick and tired of the internet opening up a global venue for each single imbecile who'd normally be locked away somewherhe among four walls. -171921;1357501818;thestringpuller;that doesn't make me have to log in -171920;1357501822;mircea_popescu;i can't, graham doesn't grok interweb urls. -171919;1357501830;mircea_popescu;This betting site has a really stupid betting system. It appears that the amount of money you receive isn't based on a pricing of the bet, as is done on all real prediction markets, but based on a simple payout of all the bets received on the other side of the bet by the end of the bet date. This system has two practical consequences: 1. You can't determine the markets current probability estimates from the current sta -171918;1357501830;mircea_popescu;te of the market, as you can with priced markets. 2. You should never bet until the last second so you can know the odds for the bet. In fact, it would make sense to create a sniping bot that would programmatically calculate the odds, compare them to your probability estimate, and only make the bet if it is favorable. There is another site called Bets of Bitcoin (http://betsofbitco.in/) that has similarly dumb rules. -171917;1357501845;mircea_popescu;apparently, mutual betting is dumb. so sayz anonymousdicwad on unheardofsite -171916;1357501847;mircea_popescu;thus therefore! -171915;1357501871;mircea_popescu;"I have to agree, I was trying to work out how the odds are calculated and it makes no sense. Why not copy what Betfair or Intrade or something like that do." -171914;1357501883;mircea_popescu;heck, copying what betfair does got him all the way through highschool in rome wisconsin -171913;1357501896;mircea_popescu;and he's about to graduate the local agricaltural college too! -171912;1357501897;thestringpuller;you're in flames about this one -171911;1357501901;thestringpuller;lol -171910;1357501914;mircea_popescu;i've made the mistake of reading the stuff raw -171909;1357501919;mircea_popescu;normally i have people digesting it for me. -171908;1357501926;mircea_popescu;i guess i leave a sheltered interlife ;/ -171907;1357501987;thestringpuller;you're from romania...that's like telling the street urchin who turned into a prince he doesn't know "street life" -171906;1357502056;mircea_popescu;huh ? -171905;1357502095;thestringpuller;didn't you live through a bloody revolution? -171904;1357502100;thestringpuller;how can you be sheltered? -171903;1357502137;mircea_popescu;lol -171902;1357502140;mircea_popescu;apparently you caN -171901;1357502930;thestringpuller;BTCZON lol -171900;1357503330;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -171899;1357503330;gribble;Current Blocks: 215438 | Current Difficulty: 2979636.6169381 | Next Difficulty At Block: 215711 | Next Difficulty In: 273 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 18 hours, 41 minutes, and 39 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3235311.85244907 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.58075223192 -171898;1357503777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 387 @ 0.00452292 = 1.7504 BTC [+] -171897;1357503778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00455337 = 12.7494 BTC [+] -171896;1357503780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 327 @ 0.00456817 = 1.4938 BTC [+] -171895;1357503781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2210 @ 0.00457248 = 10.1052 BTC [+] -171894;1357503782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 952 @ 0.00458276 = 4.3628 BTC [+] -171893;1357503857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3698 @ 0.00458276 = 16.947 BTC [+] -171892;1357503859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1302 @ 0.00458861 = 5.9744 BTC [+] -171891;1357505576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1448 @ 0.00458861 = 6.6443 BTC [+] -171890;1357505577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 302 @ 0.00459989 = 1.3892 BTC [+] -171889;1357506163;dub;http://bitcoingamblin.com/ -171888;1357506170;dub;competition heating up -171887;1357506202;kakobrekla;o, comic sans, aint that cute -171886;1357506263;mircea_popescu;hahaha -171885;1357506286;kakobrekla;and a dancing baby -171884;1357506296;kakobrekla;havent seen that one in years now -171883;1357506298;kakobrekla;:) -171882;1357506421;mircea_popescu;ya lol -171881;1357506501;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoingamblin.com/bitcoin.gif -171880;1357506504;mircea_popescu;pretty good shit -171879;1357506529;mircea_popescu;MADE IN THE AMERICA. CODED BBY MY BROTHER. lol -171878;1357506885;smickles;themerica -171877;1357506891;smickles;:D -171876;1357507089;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-rogue-state-saga-continues/ -171875;1357507095;mircea_popescu;here's a little bit of a breaking news item. -171874;1357507681;jurov;bitcoingamblin.com, cute... anyone noticed pirate hat? -171873;1357507747;mircea_popescu;ya lol -171872;1357507908;smickles;19:18 < mircea_popescu> http://trilema.com/2013/the-rogue-state-saga-continues/ <<< we're boned -171871;1357507920;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -171870;1357508282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2298 @ 0.00449327 = 10.3255 BTC [-] -171869;1357508282;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/12uArTbz4JnEZZq5Yk5y7GvXPu6tdHTDaf -171868;1357508282;Bugpowder;Public Note: The ghost of Satoshi will rip off your head and crap in your throat. -171867;1357508282;Bugpowder;Grumpy cat is doing much better -171866;1357508314;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/i-would-like-to-address-that-question-at-this-time/ << if anyone actually has a ycombinator acct dump that there. -171865;1357508573;smickles;Bugpowder: does blockchain display (what are they called) coinbase messages now? -171864;1357508699;Bugpowder;I have a friend that is finally ready to buy some coins $5k worth. What's the best way right now? I used Tangible Cryptography in the past, and was great. Not sure if he will accept new clients right now though. -171863;1357508715;Bugpowder;smickles, I dunno.. there are some messages there. -171862;1357509726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7586 @ 0.00066 = 5.0068 BTC [+] -171861;1357510149;thestringpuller;smickles: -171860;1357510171;thestringpuller;i may need to liquidate some assets lemme know if you'll be around tonight -171859;1357510370;smickles;thestringpuller: what time? -171858;1357510384;smickles;I can certainly make an appointment -171857;1357510851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00444605 = 7.336 BTC [-] -171856;1357510852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3350 @ 0.00445237 = 14.9154 BTC [+] -171855;1357511826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 573 @ 0.00445237 = 2.5512 BTC [+] -171854;1357512058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1344 @ 0.00459989 = 6.1823 BTC [+] -171853;1357512059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00462446 = 2.5435 BTC [+] -171852;1357512061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00463124 = 4.8628 BTC [+] -171851;1357512062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2056 @ 0.00463274 = 9.5249 BTC [+] -171850;1357512658;FabianB_;;;seen jurov -171849;1357512659;gribble;jurov was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 hour, 22 minutes, and 57 seconds ago: bitcoingamblin.com, cute... anyone noticed pirate hat? -171848;1357512676;jurov;here -171847;1357512707;FabianB_;jurov: just made a deposit, sent further to mpex? -171846;1357512878;FabianB_;oh, i guess has no confirmation yet :( -171845;1357512898;jurov;FabianB_,done. i trust you won't doublespend me ;) -171844;1357512926;FabianB_;jurov: thx -171843;1357512930;jurov;;;view 12732 -171842;1357512930;gribble;#12732 Sat Jan 5 16:43:31 2013 jurov SELL 1.0 BTC @ 1 MPExBTC (Fast MPEx funding. Fixed fee 0.1BTC) -171841;1357512945;jurov;coinbr clients free ofc -171840;1357512972;FabianB_;:) -171839;1357514136;jurov;here comes the amir's bitcoin conference: http://unsystem.net/ -171838;1357514438;jurov;wonder why bitcoin fundation is not doing anything like that, leaving genjix on rampage -171837;1357515345;dub;presumably the plan is to delay acceptance until the client/protocol is ready -171836;1357515423;dub;letting fucktards and assgoblins run PR has been deemed the best way to keep us clear of the mainstream -171835;1357515485;dub;I like the pick of amir on that page though, looks like he's trying to make a facepalm but can't even manage that -171834;1357515502;dub;pic* -171833;1357515560;dub;THIS IS THE SIDE OF MY HEAD, THERE ARE MANY HEADSIDES LIKE IT BUT THIS ONE IS MINE -171832;1357515613;kakobrekla;wait wait -171831;1357515614;kakobrekla;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amir_Taaki -171830;1357515621;kakobrekla;he is a sw developer -171829;1357515630;kakobrekla;and bitcoins are generated by math. -171828;1357515640;dub;s/math/maff -171827;1357515652;Bugpowder;"Taaki is a speaker of Esperanto, which he promotes as an auxiliary country-neutral international language to preserve local languages. " -171826;1357515679;Bugpowder;If I wanted to claim to be a speaker of a language, I would pick one which nobody else would be able to confirm that I can or cannot speak -171825;1357515721;Diablo-D3;I find what you said ironic -171824;1357515728;Diablo-D3;esperanto is the most widespread artifical language -171823;1357515738;Bugpowder;do you speak it? -171822;1357515744;JWU42;maff is hard -171821;1357515756;Bugpowder;do you know anyone that speaks it? -171820;1357515764;kakobrekla;hm, that bitcointalk thread should be in teh wiki ;> -171819;1357516105;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: didn't u want to spring scrub K.KBRL? -171818;1357516454;dub;http://interviews.slashdot.org/story/11/06/22/1737237/Amir-Taaki-Answers-Your-Questions-About-Bitcoin this is lulzy -171817;1357516466;jurov;FabianB_, that's successor of B.BITB -171816;1357516504;dub;My team is already in contact with SWIFT which has operated for 30 years and is the backbone of international money transfer for over 9000 banks. -171815;1357516520;dub;The sooner they are regulated, the sooner users can have legal assurances that merchants are liable for their operations. The negligence seen at MTGox would never have happened in a regulated market. -171814;1357516547;FabianB_;jurov: heh, ic -171813;1357516554;jurov;dub, genjix said *that*??? -171812;1357516560;dub;yes -171811;1357516588;dub;but also, anon is legion etc -171810;1357516623;dub;im thinking multiple personalitly disorder -171809;1357516655;jurov;we should hatch a plan to troll that conference. in full force at least from romania, slovakia and slovenia :) -171808;1357516666;Bugpowder;probably stimulant abuse -171807;1357516688;dub;Bugpowder: yeah that face has meth written all over it -171806;1357516741;jurov;maybe even evoorhees caould be persuaded to take part -171805;1357516776;kakobrekla;ok -171804;1357516792;kakobrekla;community will pay for the trave and accomodation costs -171803;1357516794;kakobrekla;we troll. -171802;1357516840;dub;The point to Bitcoin is that you can choose your own level of trust in an external service. One of our group's members, Patrick Strateman, came up with a scheme whereby a wallet could be recovered algorithmically using an email and a password. -171801;1357516850;dub;so much funny right there -171800;1357516922;dub;turns out patricks mail server let someone 'recover' all of bitcoinicas wallet -171799;1357517227;dub;I went to fill in the Paypal form, spent 10 mins signing up to an account, entering all my very personal details and my card was rejected. -171798;1357517418;FabianB_;paypal for a bitcoin conference? -171797;1357517595;jurov;my god they collected such a luminaries: https://progressbar.sk/calendar/international-bitcoin-day-2013 -171796;1357517661;Namworld;dub, you can't pay with your library card. -171795;1357517665;jurov;indeed i'll collect funds for mpoe-pr to travel there -171794;1357517712;Bugpowder;yes -171793;1357517805;dub;amir is possibly adopting this guys approach to education https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRwIrbK8KDI -171792;1357523259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.00460243 = 9.435 BTC [-] -171791;1357524368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1482 @ 0.00455449 = 6.7498 BTC [-] -171790;1357524572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063976 = 3.1988 BTC [-] -171789;1357524573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7909 @ 0.00063975 = 5.0598 BTC [-] -171788;1357524575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6153 @ 0.00063899 = 3.9317 BTC [-] -171787;1357525086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1468 @ 0.00446855 = 6.5598 BTC [-] -171786;1357525304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00444 = 4.44 BTC [-] -171785;1357525631;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -171784;1357525632;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 hours, 14 minutes, and 4 seconds ago: I can certainly make an appointment -171783;1357525638;thestringpuller;smickles -171782;1357525644;thestringpuller;I's sorry I fell asleep -171781;1357525827;thestringpuller;;;seen mod6 -171780;1357525828;gribble;mod6 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 8 hours, 18 minutes, and 22 seconds ago: thestringpuller: Bubbles is my hero. -171779;1357526587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00444 = 8.214 BTC [-] -171778;1357527105;pigeons;yes vragnaroda speaks perfect esperanto -171777;1357528004;dub;does he eat beans? -171776;1357528233;dub;sounds more like a vindaloo man -171775;1357528356;pigeons;well beans are good for your heart -171774;1357528636;smickles;thestringpuller: yo -171773;1357529242;thestringpuller;pigeons: so are you an expert on pigeons? -171772;1357529538;pigeons;thestringpuller: nope -171771;1357529646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00444878 = 10.6771 BTC [+] -171770;1357530161;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ prolly eventually lol -171769;1357530179;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla -171768;1357530296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00462278 = 4.8539 BTC [+] -171767;1357530298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 522 @ 0.00462375 = 2.4136 BTC [+] -171766;1357530344;mircea_popescu;the idea that esperanto helps local languages is pretty good. nothing like something that really sucks as a standard to keep internationalisation at bay. -171765;1357530406;mircea_popescu;dub wtf ?! the negligence seen at mtgox happens every month with irl banks. -171764;1357530410;mircea_popescu;the diff is mtgox fixed it. -171763;1357530604;mircea_popescu;also, who is Cody R Wilson ? -171762;1357530622;mircea_popescu;Mike Gogulski (Bitcoin laundry) ? wtf is that! i need to knoe -171761;1357530735;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -171760;1357530736;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00430002 / 0.00446669 / 0.00463274 (82268 shares, 367.47 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00333481 / 0.0048 (13847718 shares, 46,179.57 BTC) -171759;1357530983;pigeons;mircea_popescu: gogulski is from nostate.com -171758;1357530993;pigeons;he used to be in irc all the time but a few years ago -171757;1357530997;mircea_popescu;i like these unheard of sites, i learn so very much -171756;1357530999;mircea_popescu;wtf is nostate.com -171755;1357531012;pigeons;i think it was the mybitcoin nonsense when he started saying pfffh -171754;1357531043;mircea_popescu;Fixing the “100% CPU and no useful output” imklog+rsyslog kernel logging problem on Ubuntu guests under Xen PV -171753;1357531050;mircea_popescu;ok, so a tech guy ? -171752;1357531053;pigeons;he bought a mixer and the motto was "get your bitcoins whiter than white" -171751;1357531060;mircea_popescu;root@nyancat:/var/log# tail /var/log/kern.log -171750;1357531064;mircea_popescu;wait a fucking second. nyancat ? -171749;1357531089;pigeons;nothing to do with usagi ;) -171748;1357531148;pigeons;he used to maintain a bitcoin wordpress shopping cart plugin -171747;1357531161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00462375 = 5.7797 BTC [+] -171746;1357531169;mircea_popescu;a ok -171745;1357531237;pigeons;he's mostly known for renouncing us citizenship for a "not a citizen under the blessing of slovakia" card -171744;1357531347;dub;mircea_popescu: the shitheads responsible for bitcoinica calling mtgox negligent is funny enough by itself -171743;1357531370;mircea_popescu;it is. -171742;1357531388;mircea_popescu;i mean, they were, yes, but not much moreso than your average bank. whereas the average bank still is, 10-15 years later -171741;1357531399;mircea_popescu;and after 100`000x as many ownages, exploits and general mayhem -171740;1357531401;pigeons;gotta give em that at least -171739;1357531462;mircea_popescu;pigeons slovakia does that ? cool. -171738;1357531518;dub;is cody the gun printing guy? -171737;1357531537;mircea_popescu;i dunno. is he ? -171736;1357531544;dub;i closed tab and cannot be fucked finding link -171735;1357531568;dub;the gun printing guy was listed as a speaker iirc -171734;1357531601;pigeons;he is "wiki weapon" guy, which is in some ways quite behind the other gun printing projects -171733;1357531613;mircea_popescu;so basically... a guy that's been out of the game since about before it started, taaki and a gun printing guy. -171732;1357531617;mircea_popescu;they need plato i guess. -171731;1357531627;mircea_popescu;or wait, what's the guy who had a show where he used cameras in demo mode ? -171730;1357531644;mircea_popescu;cause the new bitcoin ragazine dood is there. -171729;1357531648;dub;that was bruce I think -171728;1357531659;dub;the bitciontv slash child rapist dude -171727;1357531716;dub;spent the last few weeks erasing my memory -171726;1357531736;dub;could be wrong -171725;1357531774;pigeons;oh course who they need is nefario -171724;1357531803;Bugpowder;People that make the most rediculous claims will get the most press, every time -171723;1357531807;Bugpowder;happens in every field -171722;1357531820;Bugpowder;for a while at least -171721;1357531850;pigeons;dreamhost has pictures of their big tubes in their ad -171720;1357531858;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i don't see them getting any press tbh -171719;1357531870;mircea_popescu;i see them struggling in a flypaper venue with bad make-up on -171718;1357531993;mircea_popescu;for my curiosity, anyone here actually use coinbase ? -171717;1357532019;pigeons;no -171716;1357532035;pigeons;there was discussion on it in -otc the other day, i didnt see any use for it at all -171715;1357532056;mircea_popescu;cause yeah, i wanted to ask iof they actually have a value proposition that i've overlooked -171714;1357532061;pigeons;but a few said they just loved being able to send ach from their bank to a bootstrap site and get bitcoins at mygox + 1% -171713;1357532065;mircea_popescu;as i understand it it's about two years late. -171712;1357532127;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/lets-have-fun-with-paul-graham/#comment-91256 sadly the guy offers no hint. -171711;1357532190;pigeons;well it seems worse than piuk's even cause i think they are just straight mybitcoin 2.0 no we dont hold your keys tricks -171710;1357532211;mircea_popescu;for one. -171709;1357532227;mircea_popescu;for the other, at least in blockchain's case i have some feel of who's behind -171708;1357532233;mircea_popescu;coinbase, who's that ? -171707;1357532252;pigeons;what turned me off before i even looked at the site and saw "hosted bitcoin wallet" was the spammy .1 btc refferal scheme -171706;1357532304;mircea_popescu;i'm not sure i'd hold something like that against a new service. maybe. -171705;1357532312;mircea_popescu;how did the scheme work ? -171704;1357532416;Bugpowder;Wow, just finding this classic thread -171703;1357532418;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=39922.40 -171702;1357532430;pigeons;a bunch of newbs contantly beg you to open a new coinbase account and get free btc if you hook up you bank account -171701;1357532468;mircea_popescu;I requested a withdrawal of 0.1 BTC from my account. -171700;1357532468;mircea_popescu;My BTCJAM account was debited 0.0955 BTC -171699;1357532468;mircea_popescu;On my address I received 0.095 BTC -171698;1357532472;mircea_popescu;dbl fee! -171697;1357532480;mircea_popescu;pigeons you ever withdrew from btcjam ? -171696;1357532505;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder that shit was so weird back in like 2011 -171695;1357532506;pigeons;yep -171694;1357532522;mircea_popescu;pigeons so does it work as it's supposed and this stuff i keep reading is basically noobish nonsense ? -171693;1357532534;pigeons;btcjam? -171692;1357532552;pigeons;its like formalized forum begging/scamming -171691;1357532578;mircea_popescu;haha -171690;1357532582;mircea_popescu;so malaysian -171689;1357532599;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40264.msg1438731#msg1438731 hey what do you know, turns out the guy with the rounding was actually a blockchain user lol -171688;1357532650;dub;Bugpowder: now find MNW's 'totally legit pictures of underage girls in swimsuits' -171687;1357532650;mircea_popescu;"Truly, I'm puzzled by Joel's defense of Mr. Starfish, especially after Patrick's default and disappearance. I can think of few scammers in this cesspool who are more blatant and deserve less sympathy than Patrick." -171686;1357532657;mircea_popescu;i wish i understood wtf fly bit katz on that one. -171685;1357532669;pigeons;http://blog.coinbase.com/post/33197656699/coinbase-now-storing-87-of-customer-funds-offline -171684;1357532678;dub;Bugpowder: oh and who could forget amir's 'skype phonesex with two 16 y/o' -171683;1357532698;pigeons;cuz its legal in the uk -171682;1357532730;mircea_popescu;dub transcript ? -171681;1357532734;mircea_popescu;(are there any hms ?) -171680;1357532748;dub;a few people posted that they'd used it -171679;1357532756;mircea_popescu;"Offline storage (sometimes called “cold storage”) is the process of taking money that is connected to the internet and moving it offline for safe keeping." -171678;1357532763;mircea_popescu;this is such a good definition. -171677;1357532774;pigeons;much safer on plastic housed usb sticks -171676;1357532776;mircea_popescu;shows a deep, fundamental understanding of the truck/pipes issue. -171675;1357532810;mircea_popescu;Why do this? Well, any computer that is connected to the internet with money on it (or bitcoins) is a target for hackers. Keeping servers secure involves many variables and is it’s own area of study and research. Under normal conditions this level of security should be sufficient, but payment apps are held to a higher standard. -171674;1357532826;mircea_popescu;high comedy. you can always trust pigeon's link. they don't contain porn in the sense of tit and cunt. -171673;1357532833;pigeons;heh -171672;1357532838;mircea_popescu;they contain porn of a more intellectual and much more obscene nature. -171671;1357532843;mircea_popescu;or should i say unnature. -171670;1357532853;dub;I will do ANYTHING to make bitcoin better for the good of humanity!! Oh and I'm going to pimp some quesitonably legal sexual exploitation to make a fast buck -171669;1357532874;mircea_popescu;dub http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mbljnoTsTN1qznqfn.jpg ? -171668;1357532882;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: high comedy? -171667;1357532884;dub;im not hitting that from work -171666;1357532888;mircea_popescu;do. -171665;1357532912;thestringpuller;no nudity -171664;1357532923;Bugpowder;dub lol -171663;1357532927;mircea_popescu;it's off the coinbase blog at any rate. -171662;1357532928;Bugpowder;you can hit it -171661;1357532943;mircea_popescu;tho it does meet the questionable legal explotaition part. maybe no fast bux -171660;1357532946;Bugpowder;I really love that photo thread though -171659;1357532955;Bugpowder;It's actually kinda useful -171658;1357532957;mircea_popescu;got a thing for floating azns ? -171657;1357532958;Bugpowder;stuff to know -171656;1357532966;thestringpuller;"2011 will no doubt be remembered as the year that Bitcoinica took Bitcoin by storm. With leveraged trading, playing the Bitcoin markets went from tee-ball to the big leagues, seemingly overnight. 2012, however, will take things to a whole new level. Mt.Gox and Tradehill have both hinted at the fact that they will be unveiling futures and options markets as part of their development plan, with Mt.Gox possibly br -171655;1357532984;thestringpuller;lol this blog -171654;1357532991;Bugpowder;hinted at the fact -171653;1357533003;mircea_popescu;lol. -171652;1357533018;mircea_popescu;srsly, options were this big thing, imminent in like, July 2011. -171651;1357533050;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135071.msg1438315#msg1438315 what nao JWU42 ? -171650;1357533068;mircea_popescu;o wait nm missed his reply. -171649;1357533098;JWU42;my good freind usagi had to comment ;) -171648;1357533111;mircea_popescu;lol -171647;1357533139;mircea_popescu;so basically, you're piling up your share and plan to distribute it when ? -171646;1357533155;JWU42;ideally later this week if it stays private -171645;1357533163;mircea_popescu;if what stays private you mean ? -171644;1357533192;JWU42;it is not relisted on a new exchange and payments are made directly to the holders -171643;1357533223;JWU42;it might take longer to begin payouts if it is listed on a new exhcnage as then holders would need to create accounts, etc. -171642;1357533230;mircea_popescu;o o i see. -171641;1357533238;Bugpowder;"SO I believe a remedy is available to JWU. It's simple -- something akin to... give up his current stake in YABMC. I.e. ~500 BTC." -171640;1357533245;JWU42;and the whole "unregulated securities" concerns of listing again -171639;1357533267;mircea_popescu;probably cleanest to just disburse. i don't see why any sane exchange would want a wreck listed to beghin with -171638;1357533273;JWU42;Bugpowder: yeah - I have the BTC ready to go and plan to -171637;1357533298;JWU42;as of Friday was around 48 BTC -171636;1357533300;JWU42;482 -171635;1357533301;mircea_popescu;how much did you get burned for, all told ? -171634;1357533319;Bugpowder;I don't trust usagi's valuation models. -171633;1357533350;JWU42;I didn't get burned per se -171632;1357533362;mircea_popescu;just intangibles ? (goodwill etc) -171631;1357533369;JWU42;I suppose it is the bondholders are are getting less than they deserve -171630;1357533376;Namworld;Anyone heard anything from/about Amazingrando by the way? -171629;1357533386;JWU42;since the payout would be ~ 60% of what it should have been -171628;1357533397;JWU42;Namworld: he just posted in his thread -171627;1357533411;JWU42;mircea_popescu: yeah - some damaged goodwill perhaps -171626;1357533433;mircea_popescu;well... that's ahead of the game. i guess if you survive you might end up a banker or something. -171625;1357533438;dub;are not HK and PH already tagged? -171624;1357533445;JWU42;dub: they are -171623;1357533461;mircea_popescu;yeah. -171622;1357533469;Namworld;Damn. He's not answering my PMs -171621;1357533480;JWU42;I suppose conspiro... was not aware when he first posted -171620;1357533492;JWU42;cannot remember his full handle ;) -171619;1357533496;mircea_popescu;sphere -171618;1357533501;JWU42;.tk -171617;1357533503;JWU42;;) -171616;1357533547;thestringpuller;;;getrating PatrickHarnett -171615;1357533547;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User PatrickHarnett, rated since Tue Mar 6 14:02:32 2012. Cumulative rating 67, from 27 total ratings. Received ratings: 23 positive, 4 negative. Sent ratings: 22 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=PatrickHarnett -171614;1357533577;mircea_popescu;heh -171613;1357533580;JWU42;it even took a while for Pirate to get to a negative rating -171612;1357533598;JWU42;people don't look at that often and tend to rate only when transacting -171611;1357533616;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133144.msg1438861#msg1438861 this thread kicks ass -171610;1357533625;mircea_popescu;usagi's asset list -171609;1357533637;mircea_popescu;OBSI.HRPT (10,089 shares) -171608;1357533647;mircea_popescu;that's almost as much as i was short -171607;1357533661;Bugpowder;Matthew N. Wright debt (750 bitcoins) Hashking Debt (550 btc) Imsaguy debt (approx. 300 BTC) -171606;1357533678;mircea_popescu;ya lol -171605;1357533681;mircea_popescu;i was about to paste that. -171604;1357533682;Namworld;I forgot to rate PH... -171603;1357533684;Namworld;Done -171602;1357533691;pigeons;quality junk there -171601;1357533693;Bugpowder;GSDPT (6,000 shares (remaining) -171600;1357533701;Bugpowder;if only... -171599;1357533718;Namworld;I rated Pirate like an eternity after he defaulted... and was his first negative rating. -171598;1357533730;JWU42;ahh - he has 30 shares of YABMC -171597;1357533747;pigeons;"PPT debt (everything from goat to brendio direct -- if you really want this just PM me)" -171596;1357533761;mircea_popescu;ya 6k gsdpt is worth a little, iirc they were even with s.dice ? -171595;1357533765;JWU42;damn -171594;1357533766;pigeons;hahah mnw -171593;1357533770;mircea_popescu;Namworld i doubt you were. -171592;1357533771;JWU42;33K of BIB.BVPS -171591;1357533792;pigeons;so 1 million btc worth of worthlessness = 0 btc -171590;1357533804;Namworld;;;getrating pirateat40 -171589;1357533804;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User pirateat40, rated since Mon Aug 1 14:18:45 2011. Cumulative rating -119, from 89 total ratings. Received ratings: 56 positive, 33 negative. Sent ratings: 65 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40 -171588;1357533805;JWU42;^ Win -171587;1357533806;mircea_popescu;ya you were, 2 days -171586;1357533828;mircea_popescu;o wait, that's where the missing bvps was. usagi ? -171585;1357533853;JWU42;I have a few thousand BIB.BVPS as well -171584;1357533859;Namworld;Hey... I want those S.BVPS shares. -171583;1357533862;pigeons;is brendio mia? -171582;1357533870;JWU42;need to foigure when brendio is gonna opay the past few months dvis -171581;1357533875;Bugpowder;well, using usagi's valuation model, we should probably discount the hashking debt to 75% of par -171580;1357533899;mircea_popescu;pigeons he hasn't shown up lately, we used to chat ocasionally back like last summer. -171579;1357533904;Bugpowder;Is S.BVPS not paying divs anymore or what? -171578;1357533911;mircea_popescu;iirc they paid like 1.5 total -171577;1357533913;Bugpowder;what was the 1.5 BTC payment? -171576;1357533946;pigeons;dividends on no profit -171575;1357533961;Bugpowder;no profit? 1 time charge? -171574;1357533966;Bugpowder;discounting of goodwill -171573;1357533968;Bugpowder;? -171572;1357533983;JWU42;last spoke to Brendio on Dec 7th it seems -171571;1357533985;Bugpowder;bitvps was down all month? -171570;1357533995;pigeons;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdDFvQWJnZnRZQWJfbk1mNHYtVzhPR0E#gid=0 -171569;1357534015;Bugpowder;tx -171568;1357534027;Namworld;We'd have ~300$ more profit if we didn't buy a WHMCS owned license. -171567;1357534034;Namworld;Now we won't pay it monthly -171566;1357534053;pigeons;that sounds forward lookin g:) -171565;1357534072;JWU42;well that looks like a wonderful business -171564;1357534072;Namworld;Still far less then previous dividends. -171563;1357534089;JWU42;3 measly BTC -171562;1357534099;JWU42;that means I get like a satoshi per share -171561;1357534102;JWU42;heh -171560;1357534107;pigeons;ok i guess i have to post comparison -171559;1357534111;pigeons;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AkGjIAZQI3fydHpEZWl4RFhnelJwd2xqWE5LeFF0TGc#gid=0 -171558;1357534124;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134966.msg1437892#msg1437892 -171557;1357534127;mircea_popescu;ahaha that's my girl. -171556;1357534127;pigeons;from some MOB or something ltc asset -171555;1357534130;Namworld;That's actually 300 satoshi per share. -171554;1357534134;Namworld;But yeah. -171553;1357534172;Namworld;We'd have close to 30 BTC profit without that fixed cost thing. -171552;1357534180;JWU42;Ihttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98958txVSrE -171551;1357534187;JWU42;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98958txVSrE -171550;1357534227;Namworld;We'll also be spending on advertisement and getting software which will cost. -171549;1357534259;Bugpowder;ok so it's like a 1 time charge? -171548;1357534293;pigeons;i'm waiting for my, email about how new management is gonna be so responsive and stuff -171547;1357534298;Namworld;yes, 324$ owned instead of monthly. You still pay 50$ per year for updates. -171546;1357534305;Bugpowder;wtf! That Credit Score is hilarious -171545;1357534307;Namworld;Otherwise it's 19$ monthly -171544;1357534343;Namworld;228$ per year, less 50$ for yearly updates, 178$ saved each year. -171543;1357534345;dub;I want to kill myself but I can't. -171542;1357534350;dub;usagi fails even at failure -171541;1357534353;mircea_popescu;why and why not ? -171540;1357534360;mircea_popescu;o, you were quoting. -171539;1357534414;Bugpowder;How can ANYONE's time be worth so little as to be skimming percentages off of sub 1 BTC loans and making a spreadsheet of them. Google -171538;1357534420;mircea_popescu;"Friedcat still verifies shares. Today i got my confirmation for 1252 shares. GLBSE official data infos. So im safed now because my things with glbse are cleared finally." -171537;1357534442;Bugpowder;Google's server costs to host that page are more then the value of the stuff being tracked. -171536;1357534451;pigeons;heheh :) -171535;1357534459;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i think you have no idea what they squeeze out of a server. -171534;1357534469;mircea_popescu;i'd guess their per-spreadsheet costs are under a satoshi. -171533;1357534516;Bugpowder;what about the calories burnt entering the data into the spreadsheet. those cost money -171532;1357534522;Bugpowder;and the power to the laptop -171531;1357534562;mircea_popescu;some people really are worthless. -171530;1357534572;Bugpowder;xbabyboy4021x 0.25 8% 30 Days every 7 days DEFAULT Sold To Smiley (0.15) -171529;1357534573;Bugpowder;YES -171528;1357534592;mircea_popescu;lol -171527;1357534593;Namworld;Wait spreadsheets for less than 1 BTC of debts? -171526;1357534607;pigeons;i posted it 2 days in a row now -171525;1357534610;mircea_popescu;0.25 btc in default sold for .15 this guy should work for BoA -171524;1357534617;Namworld;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdFItM2RwdWU3VHJMeldkSm1IckZNbUE#gid=0 -171523;1357534621;Bugpowder;Was able to sell my distressed package of loans for 0.15BTC. 0.1 was written off. -171522;1357534630;pigeons;heh -171521;1357534639;Namworld;Well it started with 269 BTC of debt. But I guess it's now a 0.04 BTC of debt spreadsheet xD -171520;1357534656;mircea_popescu;so let me share a sad, dark secret. -171519;1357534662;mircea_popescu;today i went to a local comedy show. -171518;1357534683;Bugpowder;LTC loans, little tiny children loans. -171517;1357534693;mircea_popescu;i was bored out of my fucking mind. in spite of paying like 8 bux tgo be there and also being with a bunch of friends so we just made fun of the comedians the whole time -171516;1357534701;mircea_popescu;then i come to irc, im laughing my ass off for the past two hours. -171515;1357534711;Bugpowder;you can't buy a pencil at the elementary school shop -171514;1357534715;Bugpowder;for 0.1BTC -171513;1357534716;mircea_popescu;i wish to sell my quality comedy club time (2 hours) for .1 btc now. -171512;1357534768;Bugpowder;So, is BitcoinsDirect still the best place to get large # of coins for US people? -171511;1357534794;Bugpowder;Got a friend that is ready to dip his toe in -171510;1357534798;pigeons;dont think i've heard of it -171509;1357534803;mircea_popescu;i never heard of that ? -171508;1357534812;Bugpowder;Tangible Cryptography's service -171507;1357534816;mircea_popescu;i thought dt and mtgox were it -171506;1357534821;mircea_popescu;o, is that what he calls it ? -171505;1357534825;Bugpowder;ya -171504;1357534829;mircea_popescu;a ok. then prolly. -171503;1357534836;Bugpowder;it was AWESOME last time. -171502;1357534838;mircea_popescu;wasn't it fc3g or some shit -171501;1357534856;Bugpowder;walk into bank fill out slip, get coins 1% below gox like 2 hours later -171500;1357534864;mircea_popescu;if he has coins. -171499;1357534936;pigeons;send him to bruce wagner! -171498;1357535035;Bugpowder;Is the S.BBET IPO going to go off EXACTLY at midnight Jan 11th, or is it going to be human-triggered around that time? -171497;1357535103;pigeons;i just keep hitting refresh -171496;1357535116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 129 @ 0.00462375 = 0.5965 BTC [+] -171495;1357535116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 494 @ 0.00463274 = 2.2886 BTC [+] -171494;1357535118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00464937 = 2.7896 BTC [+] -171493;1357535119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2063 @ 0.0046669 = 9.6278 BTC [+] -171492;1357535137;Bugpowder;S.DICEEEE -171491;1357535142;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -171490;1357535143;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00430002 / 0.00447985 / 0.0046669 (83804 shares, 375.43 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00333524 / 0.0048 (13850953 shares, 46,196.31 BTC) -171489;1357535145;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder why dowes it make a diff ? -171488;1357535166;Bugpowder;you should be able to figure that out -171487;1357535255;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: you could also sell coins too -171486;1357535256;Bugpowder;I just want to know when I need to have any orders place by to get that initial allotment -171485;1357535260;thestringpuller;fastcash4bitcoins -171484;1357535269;Bugpowder;I don't need to sell coins -171483;1357535272;Bugpowder;I need to buy coins -171482;1357535283;thestringpuller;you buy coins and give people cash? -171481;1357535286;thestringpuller;or the other way around? -171480;1357535337;Bugpowder;i get cash from friend, I buy coins, I send coins to friend and I either have another few hundred coins for my fund, or MP gets another 30BTC account fee. -171479;1357535347;pigeons;druggie -171478;1357535355;thestringpuller;lol -171477;1357535360;Bugpowder;nop -171476;1357535406;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it will be automated, but for my own edumancation -171475;1357535410;mircea_popescu;cuz i still don't see the diff. -171474;1357535445;Bugpowder;why should I provide pricing info to other bidders until just before the event starts -171473;1357535446;Namworld;You don't have a MPEx account yet? -171472;1357535458;Bugpowder;friend does not have account -171471;1357535462;Namworld;oh -171470;1357535476;Namworld;Don't forget to give them your public MPEx key =P -171469;1357535499;Bugpowder;I am too bad at GPG to get the joke :( -171468;1357535502;mircea_popescu;i still don't see how other bidders can use that info is the thing. -171467;1357535503;pigeons;did havelock ever show a signed statement? -171466;1357535513;Namworld;It's not a joke =/ -171465;1357535533;Namworld;You refer them have them mention your account ID (public key fingerprint) -171464;1357535543;Bugpowder;ahhhh! -171463;1357535550;Bugpowder;ty -171462;1357535554;Bugpowder;whats the bonus? -171461;1357535561;Namworld;Mircea credits both account with 5 BTC -171460;1357535568;Bugpowder;kewl -171459;1357535594;Namworld;Well, seems like people are still not aware of the referral system =/ -171458;1357535598;Bugpowder;Well, I'm not sure if witholding info will make a difference or not. But I think it will -171457;1357535648;Bugpowder;Allow me to place bids for optimal allotments based on the existing bids -171456;1357535666;Bugpowder;without having others change their bid in time to counter me. -171455;1357535669;Bugpowder;ebay style -171454;1357535680;Bugpowder;but now I have revealed my strategy so ;( -171453;1357535695;dub;IPO sniping was big sport on glbse -171452;1357535767;Ukto;thestringpuller: i looked through a box for ff7 -171451;1357535768;Ukto;wasnt in that one -171450;1357535772;Ukto;i think its under some other stuff in a crate -171449;1357535777;Ukto;gonna try to look in an hour -171448;1357535782;thestringpuller;way to get my hopes up -171447;1357535865;Bugpowder;holyshit they come out small -171446;1357535867;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ_eeDvCo8U -171445;1357535966;mircea_popescu;im thinking it's equally likely that waiting will get you a benefit or a loss -171444;1357535973;mircea_popescu;on one hand, the guy with the top bid is guaranteed sharex -171443;1357535988;mircea_popescu;on the other, if he gets sold through then you can get shares cheaper later -171442;1357536009;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: that's cool as shit. marsupials (sp) ftw -171441;1357536039;Bugpowder;It will be an interesting experiment -171440;1357536061;Bugpowder;I don't know if I like the mutual betting model with time-weighting though -171439;1357536109;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: is this what you spend your freetime watching? -171438;1357536110;thestringpuller;lol -171437;1357536119;Bugpowder;I have used betsofbitco.in for a long time, and I think the time-weighting diminishes betting volume closer to the event, which is when more people want to be, due to time value of money -171436;1357536142;mircea_popescu;it's not set in stone. -171435;1357536145;Bugpowder;I just want a bitcoin sportsbook with traditional moneyline and pointspreads -171434;1357536152;mircea_popescu;ya whio;s gonna maintain it ? -171433;1357536155;Bugpowder;thestringpuller got it off the twitter -171432;1357536189;Bugpowder;Well, you could go based off the hilton lines -171431;1357536217;Bugpowder;and if you have a decent bankroll you can at least allow betting based on the spread -171430;1357536230;Bugpowder;and just up the juice a bit more than a trad book -171429;1357536245;Bugpowder;to deal with the low volume / high variance -171428;1357536300;mircea_popescu;"you" -171427;1357536301;mircea_popescu;who ? -171426;1357536330;Bugpowder;whoever has coins, some betting knowledge, website knowledge and a dream -171425;1357536357;Bugpowder;There are other problems with the mutual model. It's very hard to get large bets going -171424;1357536359;thestringpuller;betting knowledge? -171423;1357536360;thestringpuller;lol -171422;1357536362;mircea_popescu;... -171421;1357536373;mircea_popescu;dude. you completely misrepresent the total lack of competence in bitcoin -171420;1357536373;Bugpowder;You need a vegas sharp to partner with -171419;1357536389;mircea_popescu;there's like, 100 or so coders, most incompetent, a few bright, some acceptable -171418;1357536400;Bugpowder;ok -171417;1357536402;mircea_popescu;there's like 1-2k preop transsexuals, random internet kids -171416;1357536422;mircea_popescu;there's a bunch of ex cons that are all against the state for the very phylosophycal reason that they have priors -171415;1357536426;mircea_popescu;and that's it. -171414;1357536429;mircea_popescu;there isn't a bookie. -171413;1357536439;mircea_popescu;there is (maybe) a grand total of two lawyers -171412;1357536443;mircea_popescu;of which one's a paralegal or some shit. -171411;1357536448;Bugpowder;with the mutual model, if you want to lay 100BTC down, you need to have faith that other people will bet up the other side to an acceptable odds level -171410;1357536456;Bugpowder;which is rare -171409;1357536478;dub;lol -171408;1357536484;mircea_popescu;well... it's not so rare, there's 100 btc bets -171407;1357536487;Bugpowder;Only BFL shit really gets BTCs over 10 -171406;1357536490;mircea_popescu;but i can appreciate the point. -171405;1357536498;dub;thats an excellent summary of the bitcoin community -171404;1357536501;mircea_popescu;ty. -171403;1357536504;Bugpowder;I have done a LOT of betting on betsofbitco.in -171402;1357536508;mircea_popescu;i work hard and pay top dollar for my research. -171401;1357536542;Bugpowder;I have tried the strategy of betting on BOTH sides of my event just to get the bet size big enough -171400;1357536553;Bugpowder;for it to be worth it -171399;1357536571;mircea_popescu;i was gonna say, with parimutuel you can always take both sides -171398;1357536591;Bugpowder;cause usually, if you bet big on one side, you get fucked. -171397;1357536608;mircea_popescu;if you have a spread you bet each side of the spread -171396;1357536614;mircea_popescu;and wait for close to closure to wipe it. -171395;1357536623;mircea_popescu;you can make decent money as a bookie on the system as it is, if you actually know odds. -171394;1357536695;Bugpowder;As an alternative model, you pull the football game spread off some vegas site, take any bets that come on either side, and adjust the vig to encourage betting on the side that isn't getting hit as hard. Then the bet size is decoupled from the odds. -171393;1357536713;Bugpowder;This only works if you are doing events that have a spread -171392;1357536715;mircea_popescu;or that. -171391;1357536720;Bugpowder;but people want to bet on sports -171390;1357536730;mircea_popescu;but suppose the event is 7:2 to buy , 1:3 to sell (just random numbers) -171389;1357536734;Bugpowder;Lots of money on football -171388;1357536763;Dr-G;where should I buy stocks? -171387;1357536769;mircea_popescu;dr-g what stocks ? -171386;1357536781;Dr-G;satoshi dice for example -171385;1357536782;Bugpowder;naw. The spread in the seahawks-skins game was +3.5 for seahawks. -171384;1357536787;Dr-G;just wanna have a few -171383;1357536789;Bugpowder;How much coin do you have? -171382;1357536799;mircea_popescu;Dr-G you probably want a broker then. -171381;1357536824;Dr-G;oh you're the MPE something guy, your stuff is cool but too complicated for me ;) -171380;1357536848;Bugpowder;Err -3.5 for seahawks -171379;1357536857;mircea_popescu;yeah. -171378;1357536865;Bugpowder;so if the seahawks score at least 4 points more than skins, you win the bet -171377;1357536871;mircea_popescu;you can try coinbr.com, or else bitfunder has a passthrough -171376;1357536898;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder im really useless with sports betting, i never did it nor do i much care about sports -171375;1357536919;Bugpowder;then you charge 110btc to bet on either side, and if you win you get your bet + 100 back. -171374;1357536924;Bugpowder;if you lose, you lose the 110 -171373;1357536925;mircea_popescu;but im just saying, you can put 50/30 btc in, then wait for other bettors to contribute theior own then make a final bet to adjust to reasonable rate either way -171372;1357536979;Bugpowder;if people keep banging on one side, you adjust the vig, i.e. you charge 150 to win 100 on the side with too much action -171371;1357537005;Bugpowder;If it gets really bad, you move the spread to a new number, i.e. -5.5 -171370;1357537013;Bugpowder;This is the way it works, and it works very well -171369;1357537070;Bugpowder;I am actually amazed that nobody has built this site. -171368;1357537078;Bugpowder;hmmm.... -171367;1357537094;mircea_popescu;lol -171366;1357537189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1137 @ 0.0046669 = 5.3063 BTC [+] -171365;1357537190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 563 @ 0.00467507 = 2.6321 BTC [+] -171364;1357537226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1032 @ 0.00467507 = 4.8247 BTC [+] -171363;1357537227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 644 @ 0.00477874 = 3.0775 BTC [+] -171362;1357537268;Bugpowder;anyway, I think the betsofbitco.in model is flawed for the most popular topic of betting, sports, and only works for certain long-dated events with a lot of ebb and flow to the apparent odds, that juice the bet value. When there is a site that does Vegas style odds making, I'm going all in in that IPO. -171361;1357537514;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -171360;1357537515;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00430002 / 0.00449038 / 0.00477874 (84890 shares, 381.19 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00333557 / 0.0048 (13854329 shares, 46,212.15 BTC) -171359;1357537549;mircea_popescu;it'd seem the value of that model strictly depends on the quality of the bookie. -171358;1357537562;Dr-G;s.dice is worth 500k btc right now ^^ -171357;1357537571;Dr-G;or 430k -171356;1357537660;mircea_popescu;on 30day avg 333557. on 1 day avg 449038 -171355;1357537774;Dr-G;minus the 250 btc I robbed :P -171354;1357537794;Bugpowder;ha -171353;1357537811;Bugpowder;the only way to win long term is to take the winnings and buy the stock :-P -171352;1357537852;mircea_popescu;some dood was doing this -171351;1357537861;mircea_popescu;"i won 16btc and promptly turned around and bought the stock" -171350;1357537864;mircea_popescu;i was like... yeah. -171349;1357537893;Dr-G;hehe -171348;1357538015;Dr-G;still a better transaction than that pizza transaction -171347;1357538311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00064105 = 0.7693 BTC [+] -171346;1357538312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10027 @ 0.00064106 = 6.4279 BTC [+] -171345;1357538313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2315 @ 0.00064366 = 1.4901 BTC [+] -171344;1357538492;Namworld;Hey, at the time, a measly 10 000 BTC for a pizza was an amazing deal on such gastronomy food. -171343;1357538514;pigeons;yeah i don't get the ridicule either -171342;1357538514;thestringpuller;was this when btc was worth 10 cents a coin? -171341;1357538522;thestringpuller;err 1 cent -171340;1357538559;Namworld;Even less than 1 cent -171339;1357538562;pigeons;without being willing to accept bitcoins for pizza, we never would have been able to trade anything for bitcoins -171338;1357538599;Bugpowder;uhhh -171337;1357538641;pigeons;i would have happily given that many for pizza too, but no one else was willing to take them for something valuable like pizza -171336;1357538650;mod6;haha -171335;1357538661;Bugpowder;one way of measuring you value in science is to ask, if I never existed, how far would it have set back the field, in terms of time. -171334;1357538687;pigeons;that's why first thing i did with the time machine was kill Bugpowder's grandpa -171333;1357538689;Bugpowder;if the bitcoin pizza man never existed, we would have been set back a few days -171332;1357538720;pigeons;i hope you mean days in bitcoin time, cause it would have been more than that, by far -171331;1357538786;Bugpowder;how long before another man ordered a pizza -171330;1357538834;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller it was possibly the first time an item of value was exchanged for this internet funny nonsense -171329;1357538835;pigeons;maybe would have been never -171328;1357538851;mircea_popescu;ya, what pigeons said -171327;1357538868;pigeons;but certainly wasn't necessarily a few days imminent -171326;1357538903;kakobrekla;fuck not again -171325;1357538922;kakobrekla;neighbour is leaving for work and im still up -171324;1357538927;mircea_popescu;fuck his wif ? -171323;1357538929;mircea_popescu;+e -171322;1357538936;kakobrekla;lol -171321;1357538954;kakobrekla;i was trying to get back to a normal pace -171320;1357538974;mircea_popescu;o, that kind of up -171319;1357538981;kakobrekla;whatever normal means. -171318;1357540233;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: you are a hacker there is no normal circadian rythym for us -171317;1357540297;kuzetsa;heh -171316;1357540891;Ukto;thestringpuller: k, going back to the garage to try to find the discs again -171315;1357540957;thestringpuller;cool -171314;1357540996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 224 @ 0.00466586 = 1.0452 BTC [-] -171313;1357541055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2584 @ 0.00466586 = 12.0566 BTC [-] -171312;1357541057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00474291 = 2.8457 BTC [+] -171311;1357541058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00474292 = 5.6915 BTC [+] -171310;1357541059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1456 @ 0.00477874 = 6.9578 BTC [+] -171309;1357541060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9160 @ 0.0047888 = 43.8654 BTC [+] -171308;1357541510;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 645 @ 0.30139779 = 194.4016 BTC [+] -171307;1357542113;gladoscc;Ukto: what's the current fee for listing a new asset on bitfunder? -171306;1357544090;Ukto;I am extending the 3btc thru jan at least -171305;1357544129;Ukto;thestringpuller -171304;1357544132;Ukto;i have goot news -171303;1357544158;TradeFortress;oh cool -171302;1357544411;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://www.google.com/finance?cid=668090 -171301;1357544415;mircea_popescu;le loll. watch bitbet own it. -171300;1357544581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1648 @ 0.0047888 = 7.8919 BTC [+] -171299;1357544736;TradeFortress;It's 0.0045 on bitfunder. -171298;1357544904;thestringpuller;Ukto: how much you want for it -171297;1357544957;Ukto;1... BILLIONG (pinkeys) bitcoins -171296;1357544958;Ukto;>,> -171295;1357545109;thestringpuller;so more bitcoins than will ever exist? -171294;1357545139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4250 @ 0.0047888 = 20.3524 BTC [+] -171293;1357545212;Ukto;deal. -171292;1357545214;Ukto;:P -171291;1357545221;Ukto;what was the original deal? -171290;1357545225;Ukto;5btc? -171289;1357545235;Ukto;although -171288;1357545239;Ukto;i am concerned about disc.. 2 -171287;1357545250;Ukto;i can faintly see some light circular scratches -171286;1357545256;Ukto;but being black bottom -171285;1357545258;Ukto;its shiney as hell -171284;1357545267;Ukto;its not enough to feel with a fingernail -171283;1357545274;Ukto;or just a finger -171282;1357545306;Ukto;but if you run your nail back and forth over it, it does make a slight noise :/ -171281;1357545875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8050 @ 0.0006405 = 5.156 BTC [-] -171280;1357546483;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet/ -171279;1357546487;mircea_popescu;if anyone's looking for a laugh -171278;1357546489;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ^^ -171277;1357548049;Dr-G;!ticker s.dice -171276;1357548051;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00430002 / 0.00455893 / 0.0047888 (99863 shares, 455.27 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00333775 / 0.0048 (13875451 shares, 46,312.85 BTC) -171275;1357548069;Dr-G;make me rich -171274;1357548340;mircea_popescu;they say that's how the 1929 panic started. -171273;1357548381;Namworld;rah! -171272;1357548393;Namworld;I can't freakin view it, no credit as ever... -171271;1357548404;Namworld;I never ever have darn credits. -171270;1357548496;mircea_popescu;life is short but unfair. -171269;1357548554;Namworld;but I haven't been able to read your blog in months, except right after that time you gave me 100 free credit. -171268;1357548650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3900 @ 0.0047888 = 18.6763 BTC [+] -171267;1357548699;mircea_popescu;are you on open wifi or something ? -171266;1357548729;Namworld;Nope -171265;1357548817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.0047888 = 13.8875 BTC [+] -171264;1357549020;Namworld;Yeah I seriously don't know -171263;1357549049;Namworld;This is really odd... -171262;1357549070;Dr-G;we need bitcoin mania 2.0 -171261;1357549260;TradeFortress;Hey Namworld -171260;1357549271;TradeFortress;just wondering, what is happening to btc-mining? -171259;1357549294;TradeFortress;Only 15 BTC in holdings? -171258;1357549393;Namworld;The rest was loaned to Amazingrando as per motion in exchange of hashing, until such day we could buy some ASIC rig. -171257;1357549436;TradeFortress;So, there has being no dividends from when GLBSE shut down to now? -171256;1357549439;mircea_popescu;is that marked down as loss ? -171255;1357549472;Namworld;I'll have to see about that. -171254;1357549501;Namworld;Amazingrando isn't very active. Just moved his Bitbond to cryptostock and nothing then. -171253;1357549680;mircea_popescu;i see. -171252;1357549766;Namworld;Was pretty much: "My mining doesn't cover eletricity fees anymore, so I'll stop paying divs. See you when ASICs ship." -171251;1357549896;mircea_popescu;hence 15 btc in holdings -171250;1357550894;Namworld;Indeed. -171249;1357550927;Namworld;Well I guess the only people happy are BTC-BOND holders. -171248;1357551592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10599 @ 0.00064366 = 6.8222 BTC [+] -171247;1357551772;Namworld;Well, I just updated my bitcointalk.org signature, mircea -171246;1357551781;Namworld;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=94271.0 -171245;1357551796;Namworld;My biz + BitVPS + MPEx -171244;1357551820;Namworld;Since I'm now working on both + BitVPS is on MPEx, seems appropriate. -171243;1357551987;Namworld;We also have an ad slot: https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adinfo -171242;1357552603;mircea_popescu;cool. -171241;1357552886;Namworld;Those ad slots seems a bit expensive tho. -171240;1357552905;Namworld;We've put a tracking link and going to see if it gets any results. -171239;1357553142;mircea_popescu;last i checked (maybe a year ago ?) they were horrible. -171238;1357553677;mircea_popescu;http://business.time.com/2012/12/20/libor-scandal-yep-its-as-bad-as-we-thought/ -171237;1357553682;mircea_popescu;heh just catching up on all the juice. -171236;1357553688;mircea_popescu;MPBOR, moar serious than LIBOR -171235;1357554104;Namworld;Well now they're at 100 - 130k weekly impressions. -171234;1357554111;Namworld;per slot -171233;1357583743;mircea_popescu;"As for Quentin, he has other clients and has, from what I was briefly told, been busy filling in for other attorneys in the office while they were away. I'm hoping to speak with him today to get an updated timeline for the verified claims lists and terms of service for the VPS site." -171232;1357583758;mircea_popescu;this doesn't sound so good. -171231;1357584106;gigavps;mircea_popescu what doesn't sound good about it, we are still dealing with holiday issues, nbd -171230;1357584173;mircea_popescu;it sounds to me like the lawyer guy is getting drowned in drama and is inches away from throwing his hands up at the entire thing. -171229;1357584181;mircea_popescu;because forumer time is not worth money and lawyer time is. -171228;1357584191;gigavps;lol -171227;1357584197;gigavps;he's getting paid -171226;1357584202;gigavps;nothing to worry about there -171225;1357584214;mircea_popescu;aite. -171224;1357584229;gigavps;not like you care since you aren't claiming anyway -171223;1357584282;gigavps;there are about 8 ppl crying in the gigamining thread, the rest are emailing me, being polite, and working through this thing with me -171222;1357584291;gigavps;8 out of 300 -171221;1357584326;mircea_popescu;i don't care other than in the vague macro sense that it'd be best if this actually works as opposed to not working. -171220;1357584377;gigavps;i've done everything i've said i'd do, and as i've said, i'm waiting on Quentin -171219;1357584449;mircea_popescu;i'm not saying you haven't. -171218;1357584545;mircea_popescu;bah. so this guy made FOUR deposits before actually hitting one right. -171217;1357584553;mircea_popescu;wtf! -171216;1357584852;topace;mircea_popescu: haha hope it wasnt me!? mine have all been right i think (and thanks for just processing my 80BTC deposit) -171215;1357585002;mircea_popescu;well whoever it was! &sure. -171214;1357585515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00469227 = 4.6923 BTC [-] -171213;1357585517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 230 @ 0.00469226 = 1.0792 BTC [-] -171212;1357585517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1720 @ 0.00467397 = 8.0392 BTC [-] -171211;1357586281;JWU_42;mircea_popescu: are you involved in bitbet.us -171210;1357586283;JWU_42;? -171209;1357586292;mircea_popescu;yes. -171208;1357586295;JWU_42;K -171207;1357586313;JWU_42;MPOE-PR posted something about the site in the YABMC thread -171206;1357586326;JWU_42;didn't know the site existed ;) -171205;1357586336;mircea_popescu;hehe it was just launched a day or two ago -171204;1357586339;mircea_popescu;it's on mpex too. -171203;1357586343;JWU_42;ahh -171202;1357586398;mircea_popescu;more detailed there -171201;1357586468;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: do you have any insight yet on btcamazon? -171200;1357586558;mircea_popescu;im not in a hurry -171199;1357586662;thestringpuller;you should be come a bookie -171198;1357586690;mircea_popescu;if i wanted to become a bookie i think i'd have done it by now tho -171197;1357586732;kakobrekla;JWU42>PS - 7 total bets - perhaps an insufficiently small sample size. -171196;1357586735;kakobrekla;go ahead and fix that -171195;1357586751;kakobrekla;:p -171194;1357587028;jcpham;i was thinking of a sports bet -171193;1357587033;jcpham;but the game is today :( -171192;1357588196;mircea_popescu;aww jcpham gotta do them earlier -171191;1357588210;jcpham;always a bridesmaid -171190;1357588290;mircea_popescu;lol -171189;1357588295;jcpham;did you get my last message mircea_popescu -171188;1357588298;mircea_popescu;i didn't know you crossdressed -171187;1357588321;mircea_popescu;well see, it's impossible for me to check seeing how i don't know whats "last" in your context :) -171186;1357588333;jcpham;mr. bloggerman said get in touch -171185;1357588346;mircea_popescu;o o yea he emailed. -171184;1357588348;jcpham;via forum and/or skype -171183;1357588352;jcpham;k cool -171182;1357588389;mircea_popescu;ok these noobs are starting to get on my nerves. -171181;1357588400;mircea_popescu;so! the "business idea" in share "investing" is to create market inefficiencies -171180;1357588408;mircea_popescu;whereby prices to artificially pop on lack of liquidity ? -171179;1357588413;mircea_popescu;waht the fuck is wrong with them! -171178;1357588455;kakobrekla;urlpls -171177;1357588474;jcpham;i bet it is a link to bitcointalk? -171176;1357588600;mircea_popescu;yes lol -171175;1357588618;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134684.msg1438119#msg1438119 -171174;1357588774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2250 @ 0.00467792 = 10.5253 BTC [+] -171173;1357588776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00467398 = 4.674 BTC [-] -171172;1357588777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00467397 = 1.6359 BTC [-] -171171;1357588799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 770 @ 0.00467397 = 3.599 BTC [-] -171170;1357588801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00464344 = 13.9303 BTC [-] -171169;1357588802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00460652 = 3.6852 BTC [-] -171168;1357588803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 194 @ 0.0045735 = 0.8873 BTC [-] -171167;1357588804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00456159 = 1.8246 BTC [-] -171166;1357588805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00449163 = 17.9665 BTC [-] -171165;1357588807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00448487 = 17.9395 BTC [-] -171164;1357588807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00444001 = 4.44 BTC [-] -171163;1357588808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3200 @ 0.00443811 = 14.202 BTC [-] -171162;1357588809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4800 @ 0.00441955 = 21.2138 BTC [-] -171161;1357588810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3148 @ 0.00441386 = 13.8948 BTC [-] -171160;1357588811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 729 @ 0.004312 = 3.1434 BTC [-] -171159;1357588986;JWU_42;kakobrekla: heh - nah -171158;1357589028;JWU_42;jcpham: ROLL TIDE! -171157;1357589032;jcpham;what is havelock investments -171156;1357589034;jcpham;yes -171155;1357589042;mircea_popescu;i think some sort of fund/exchange -171154;1357589189;jcpham;i was checking out their site -171153;1357589320;topace;jcpham: i run havelock investments -171152;1357589323;topace;ask away :) -171151;1357589338;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust topace -171150;1357589339;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user topace: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 2 via 1 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=topace -171149;1357589347;mircea_popescu;o hey. had no idea. -171148;1357589361;jcpham;so explain it -171147;1357589364;jcpham;looks mostly canadian -171146;1357589369;kakobrekla;;;getrating topace -171145;1357589369;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User topace, rated since Wed Jun 8 15:37:29 2011. Cumulative rating 19, from 8 total ratings. Received ratings: 8 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 6 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=topace -171144;1357589398;jcpham;it has a mutual fund feel -171143;1357589406;topace;started as our mining fund -171142;1357589421;topace;then when we looked at exchanges to list our fund on, i couldnt find a decent one -171141;1357589423;topace;so i wrote my own -171140;1357589436;jcpham;the exchange is private? -171139;1357589436;mircea_popescu;https://www.canadianbitcoins.com/ still going ? -171138;1357589438;topace;so for a while, the only security listed on my exchange, was our own mining fund -171137;1357589442;topace;no, its public -171136;1357589447;topace;mircea_popescu: yup -171135;1357589485;topace;mircea_popescu: ~2000BTC/day volume, not huge, but pretty good since i only deal with canadians :p -171134;1357589513;mircea_popescu;you and dt should form amalgamated american bitcoin traders -171133;1357589630;topace;Havelock passthru now has 2% of all SDICE shares that have been released (200,000 of 10,000,000) -171132;1357589709;mircea_popescu;i guess if we count pt's as institutional investors that takes us to about .7% total -171131;1357589710;mircea_popescu;not so bad -171130;1357589738;topace;0.7% of what ? -171129;1357589749;mircea_popescu;of float -171128;1357589764;mircea_popescu;s.dice ipo was 10% -171127;1357589786;smickles;< topace> Havelock passthru now has 2% of all SDICE shares that have been released (200,000 of 10,000,000) << heh, sounds like I finally have some competition -171126;1357589809;smickles;I'm sure I offer a better deal than havelock -171125;1357589815;mircea_popescu;how much do you hold ? (unless it's a sikrit) -171124;1357589831;smickles;about twice that -171123;1357589860;topace;i did 200,000 in 2 days :p lol -171122;1357589870;topace;couldnt keep my public offerings open they kept selling out -171121;1357589879;mircea_popescu;ya the glbse pt had the same issue. -171120;1357589885;smickles;topace: you run it? -171119;1357589894;topace;smickles: i run havelock investmetns -171118;1357589897;mircea_popescu;you probably should just float a larger set. -171117;1357589932;smickles;topace: well, you can probably top me, I don't have a 'web presence' for what I do -171116;1357589939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00457769 = 13.7331 BTC [+] -171115;1357589947;mircea_popescu;why is that ? -171114;1357589968;smickles;i don't need one, it seems -171113;1357589984;topace;heh -171112;1357589995;mircea_popescu;lol whatever works i say. -171111;1357590024;topace;yea :p with teh success of the SDICE passthru i was considering doing a MPOE passthru as well :p not sure if it'd be as susccessful though -171110;1357590043;topace;competition is a good thing :) -171109;1357590053;mircea_popescu;or a bbet pt after ipo -171108;1357590063;mircea_popescu;i imagine Ukto is prolly going to do something like that too -171107;1357590111;kakobrekla;Ukto will just code a new bbet or smth -171106;1357590120;mircea_popescu;ill bet you he won't :D -171105;1357590125;kakobrekla;place it -171104;1357590131;mircea_popescu;lmao -171103;1357590341;smickles;I'm quite entertained by texts sent to me by accident -171102;1357590343;smickles;"Randy is going to call you in a minute with an update" -171101;1357590398;jcpham;coinabul is on the radio -171100;1357590411;jcpham;http://overseasradio.com/ -171099;1357590437;topace;why's there such high bids for S.BBET ? -171098;1357590469;mircea_popescu;it's not floated yet -171097;1357590472;mircea_popescu;i guess people want in ? -171096;1357590589;kakobrekla;;;later tell namworld PS, somebody please tell bitvps to fix their SSL certificate, I can't pay my bill with them until they do this. If they don't get their act together right-quick I'm dropping them from the signcryption network. I've been pestering them about this for two weeks now and am pretty unimpressed with the lack of any sort of response. -171095;1357590589;gribble;The operation succeeded. -171094;1357590654;topace;so if there's higher bids than the IPO price, what happens? it just takes the highest and works down? -171093;1357590658;topace;when the IPO starts? -171092;1357590717;mircea_popescu;11th -171091;1357590735;mircea_popescu;and yes -171090;1357590736;smickles;i remember mircea_popescu saying that mpex is socialist in order matching -171089;1357590748;mircea_popescu;lol ? -171088;1357590768;smickles;it's not who placed the order first, if there are multiple orders which would match, they split it -171087;1357590823;kakobrekla;hm -171086;1357590834;kakobrekla;can live.coinbr chart the orderbook -171085;1357590844;kakobrekla;or it needs to go live before that -171084;1357590852;smickles;working off that likely flawed memory, all the bids @ or above the first block would proportionally split the first block -171083;1357590859;kakobrekla;!ticker b.bet -171082;1357590861;assbot;Invalid ticker. -171081;1357590865;kakobrekla;meh -171080;1357590899;smickles;and then all bids @ or above the second block proportionally split that one, and so on -171079;1357590976;smickles;http://bitbet.us/bet/16/ << heh, it's like calculating the delta -171078;1357591133;mircea_popescu;smickles that's aside tho, -171077;1357591146;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla it will prolly chart it once it's live -171076;1357591168;kakobrekla;so now i have to code my own chart. -171075;1357591170;kakobrekla;:D -171074;1357591197;mircea_popescu;why ? -171073;1357591199;mircea_popescu;lol -171072;1357591209;kakobrekla;cause i wanna SEE -171071;1357591215;mircea_popescu;hahaha -171070;1357591218;mircea_popescu;ok ok. -171069;1357591265;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/mpex-mktdepth-jsonp.php -171068;1357591276;mircea_popescu;it was there all along, neh ? -171067;1357591282;kakobrekla;dunno -171066;1357591288;kakobrekla;jurov!"!!!!! -171065;1357591399;mircea_popescu;lol -171064;1357591405;mircea_popescu;neither jurov nor ukto are true coders -171063;1357591406;mircea_popescu;they sleep. -171062;1357591417;kakobrekla;lol -171061;1357591436;kakobrekla;im low on food gotta run to the store bbl -171060;1357591485;smickles;oh my, I just realized, when I'm writing a program, i tend to smoke in place of sleeping -171059;1357591544;mircea_popescu;this is how we find out kakobrekla doesn't have a gf -171058;1357591624;jcpham;if i fixate on a task, i find it difficult to sleep -171057;1357591635;jcpham;so i tend to not fixate on any one task for too long -171056;1357591656;jcpham;quick done. next. -171055;1357591696;kakobrekla;accually, i havent left yet -171054;1357591700;kakobrekla;and the bitch came back. -171053;1357591720;mircea_popescu;aww poor girl. -171052;1357591767;kakobrekla;yeah after the gpg contract things went back to normal! -171051;1357591782;mircea_popescu;you have a gpg contract with your gf ? -171050;1357591793;kakobrekla;twas a joke but im thinking about it -171049;1357591823;kakobrekla;ill give -10 if she splits again. -171048;1357591837;mircea_popescu;ahaha -171047;1357591852;jurov;i had a meeting. eve true coders have meetings -171046;1357591857;jurov;*even -171045;1357591860;jurov;so, what is? -171044;1357591865;kakobrekla;jurov -171043;1357591866;mircea_popescu;we just missed you -171042;1357591870;kakobrekla;19:41.01 ( mircea_popescu ) http://mpex.co/mpex-mktdepth-jsonp.php -171041;1357591875;kakobrekla;make this into pictures pls -171040;1357591888;kakobrekla;fuck 9 min remaining -171039;1357591890;kakobrekla;brb -171038;1357591942;jurov;kakobrekla, which asset? -171037;1357591962;mircea_popescu;jurov he just gott excited about bbet -171036;1357592387;jurov;no cigar. depth['S'] is undefined :/ -171035;1357592409;mircea_popescu;well ya, there's no S activity yet. -171034;1357592596;kakobrekla;but -171033;1357592600;kakobrekla;i want my cigar. -171032;1357592601;kakobrekla;:( -171031;1357592670;mircea_popescu;i dub thee sir kakobrekla lewinsky the 2nd -171030;1357592684;topace;whats the "4`085`852` shares" on the S.DICE volume graph? -171029;1357592692;topace;volume over the period of the graph? (whatever that is?) -171028;1357592782;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -171027;1357592784;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.004312 / 0.00461387 / 0.0047888 (116066 shares, 535.51 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00334271 / 0.0048 (13760569 shares, 45,997.67 BTC) -171026;1357592790;mircea_popescu;can't be. -171025;1357592805;mircea_popescu;well, maybe if it was weekly ? -171024;1357592922;topace;would be nice if numbers made sense :p -171023;1357593079;jurov;http://live.coinbr.com/images/1357585780134.png -171022;1357593083;jurov;nothing to die for -171021;1357593097;kakobrekla;it werks -171020;1357593103;mircea_popescu;F -171019;1357593110;mircea_popescu;maddox can draw a better fire engine. -171018;1357593117;kakobrekla;lol -171017;1357593145;Bugpowder;topace, its the max daily volume for the month -171016;1357593179;mircea_popescu;o that was the 10k+ day huh -171015;1357593212;topace;Buglouse: ahh! thanks :) -171014;1357593224;mircea_popescu;lmao poor Buglouse -171013;1357593227;topace;so that big red bar on the volume chart -171012;1357593284;topace;mircea_popescu: are you MPOE-PR on bitcontalk? im trying to figure out what the hell adamstgBit is talking about here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134684.40 -171011;1357593387;mircea_popescu;she's my pr. -171010;1357593489;jurov;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.BBET now working -171009;1357593501;kakobrekla;thanks jurov -171008;1357593527;jurov;also S.BVPS... but you need to select a month to see anything -171007;1357593584;kakobrekla;nothing in my opera for bvps and month -171006;1357593606;kakobrekla;a -171005;1357593608;kakobrekla;interesting -171004;1357593617;kakobrekla;chrome works bvps even for daily -171003;1357593618;kakobrekla;:) -171002;1357593640;jurov;not surprising as it's code form google -171001;1357593784;jurov;i remember many more smaller orders for s.bbet, what happened? -171000;1357593797;jurov;mpex coalesced them for display? -170999;1357593802;Bugpowder;They got cancelled -170998;1357593806;Bugpowder;buy the ordered -170997;1357593811;Bugpowder;because they would not be filled -170996;1357593819;Bugpowder;due to the current higher bids -170995;1357593821;mircea_popescu;ya i guess ppl took them away -170994;1357593829;mircea_popescu;i didn't do nuttin. -170993;1357593830;Bugpowder;price discovery -170992;1357593987;mircea_popescu;about 1mn of the total 3mn spoken for too -170991;1357593989;mircea_popescu;impressive. -170990;1357594013;jurov;trade will start jan 11 00:00 or 24:00 ? -170989;1357594035;mircea_popescu;how do you answer such a question lol -170988;1357594038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063901 = 6.3901 BTC [-] -170987;1357594039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.000639 = 7.668 BTC [-] -170986;1357594040;mircea_popescu;early on the 1tth not late on the 11th -170985;1357594040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3847 @ 0.00063899 = 2.4582 BTC [-] -170984;1357594087;jurov;hehe ok. i mean it like 24:00 is coming after 23:59 -170983;1357594090;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 825 @ 0.36111486 = 297.9198 BTC [+] -170982;1357594095;mircea_popescu;well it is. -170981;1357594436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00445174 = 4.4517 BTC [-] -170980;1357594476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00445174 = 3.784 BTC [-] -170979;1357594951;jurov; it's not who placed the order first, if there are multiple orders which would match, they split it -170978;1357594955;jurov;true? -170977;1357594994;mircea_popescu;dude, from what i recall the conversation was that mpex shouldn't be splitting them -170976;1357595000;mircea_popescu;but treat oldest first. -170975;1357595011;mircea_popescu;about... one year ago -170974;1357595022;jurov;thanks. for a moment my hair has risen dramatically -170973;1357595034;jurov;when i imagined what would that do with coinbr -170972;1357595140;mircea_popescu;and the socialistic thing was a lol remark in passing -170971;1357595143;mircea_popescu;should i dig through logs ?! -170970;1357595161;jurov;no, i believe you -170969;1357595231;jurov;i must be wary of smickles in the future -170968;1357595262;mircea_popescu;lol -170967;1357595274;jurov;if he uses such methods to disturb the competition -170966;1357595401;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -170965;1357595403;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 hour, 5 minutes, and 16 seconds ago: oh my, I just realized, when I'm writing a program, i tend to smoke in place of sleeping -170964;1357595429;jurov;don't support smoking. use coinbr -170963;1357595484;mircea_popescu;lmao -170962;1357595542;mircea_popescu;i have no idea why people'd want price conflict anyway. -170961;1357595569;smickles;;;seen thestringpuller -170960;1357595569;gribble;thestringpuller was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 minutes and 46 seconds ago: ;;seen smickles -170959;1357595604;kakobrekla;lol -170958;1357595607;kakobrekla;a loop! -170957;1357595610;smickles;heh, jurov, I did start that statement with something about how I thought it was based of flawed assumptions -170956;1357595637;mircea_popescu;"For the past few days, I am disturbed, greatly worried, and upset about my ruthless mistake of having sex with my girlfriend. I'm a believer in Christ and my girlfriend is not. " -170955;1357595662;smickles;so that's why usagi went bonkers -170954;1357595667;mircea_popescu;"and my girlfriend turns out to not be very good in the sack" fifh. -170953;1357595789;mircea_popescu;wait, there's an answer. -170952;1357595790;mircea_popescu;Answer: -170951;1357595790;mircea_popescu;You raised a number of good issues and hopefully I'll be able to address most of them. -170950;1357595790;mircea_popescu;What you describe is a typical trap of Satan. -170949;1357595959;mircea_popescu;“Our findings demonstrate that infidelity and number of sexual partners are both under moderate genetic influence (41% and 38% heritable, respectively) and the genetic correlation between these two traits is strong (47%).” -170948;1357595965;mircea_popescu;somebody doesn't quite grok statistix -170947;1357596063;jcpham;http://torgronsund.com/2013/01/07/cofounders-and-thieves/ -170946;1357596076;jcpham;that article is missing the word bitcoin -170945;1357596094;jcpham;otherwise it reads like a bitcointalk post -170944;1357596106;mircea_popescu;must be really hard to be anonymous when your name actually is tor. -170943;1357596125;jcpham;haha -170942;1357596171;mircea_popescu;"suddenly had been withdrawn" -170941;1357596178;mircea_popescu;ppl putting suddenly where suddenly doesn't belong -170940;1357596188;Bugpowder;what time of the day does the bitbet betting cutoff take place? -170939;1357596189;mircea_popescu;i never heard of a half hour spirited bout of bank withdrawals -170938;1357596198;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ^ -170937;1357596203;Bugpowder;If betting ends on Jan 12th, when does that occur? -170936;1357596209;kakobrekla;midnight gmt -170935;1357596210;jcpham;it reads like the bitcoin magazine debacle -170934;1357596213;Bugpowder;very important for sports betting -170933;1357596215;Bugpowder;ok -170932;1357596216;jcpham;where vladimir was billing them for emails -170931;1357596224;Bugpowder;like start of the day or end of day midnight GMT -170930;1357596225;Bugpowder;? -170929;1357596235;Bugpowder;00:00 or 24:00 :) -170928;1357596245;kakobrekla;end -170927;1357596248;Bugpowder;ok -170926;1357596273;kakobrekla;bettings stops before that -170925;1357596277;kakobrekla;2-7 days -170924;1357596294;mircea_popescu;jcpham i dunno why people got so excited. if i were involved with that caliber of idiots i'd be billing 10 btc an hour too. -170923;1357596318;jcpham;he did keep good records -170922;1357596345;Bugpowder;you need to expand those options -170921;1357596346;Bugpowder;the 2-7 day thing -170920;1357596355;kakobrekla;wait i might have given you wrong info -170919;1357596359;Bugpowder;because the time decay to zero will kill late betting -170918;1357596361;kakobrekla;im just cheking what i coded now -170917;1357596362;Bugpowder;no you are correct -170916;1357596365;jcpham;yes allow 12 hour bets so i can take money from chumps -170915;1357596374;jcpham;oops did i say that -170914;1357596390;Bugpowder;I want to set the resolution date later than the event -170913;1357596399;Bugpowder;but cutoff betting prior to event -170912;1357596418;Bugpowder;otherwise nobody will bet late. -170911;1357596418;Bugpowder;so that event decay is only to ~70% of starting value -170910;1357596432;Bugpowder;I would actually prefer no decay. -170909;1357596439;Bugpowder;over decay to zero -170908;1357596447;kakobrekla;curretly decay is from start to the time when the betting stops not the resolution date -170907;1357596458;Bugpowder;mp said it wrong then -170906;1357596465;Bugpowder;ok -170905;1357596472;Bugpowder;is it possible to have a user selected decay rate? -170904;1357596492;kakobrekla;it was planed at the begining but thrown out later on -170903;1357596509;kakobrekla;i dunno -170902;1357596535;Bugpowder;It is absolutely necessary if you want there to be serious betting volumen -170901;1357596545;Bugpowder;most people want to bet close to event -170900;1357596552;Bugpowder;but wont if they are getting 1:10 odds -170899;1357596558;Bugpowder;because they are late to the party -170898;1357596569;kakobrekla;odds are the same, weight is different -170897;1357596581;Bugpowder;the weight defines the odds -170896;1357596585;Bugpowder;for the bettor -170895;1357596604;Bugpowder;any new bets are diluted -170894;1357596610;Bugpowder;based on the decay -170893;1357596626;Bugpowder;there is some marginal utility for a decay -170892;1357596628;kakobrekla;odds of wining or losing are the same -170891;1357596634;Bugpowder;your EV -170890;1357596635;kakobrekla;the amount of reward differs -170889;1357596641;Bugpowder;EV is all that matters -170888;1357596647;kakobrekla;but thats not odds -170887;1357596657;Bugpowder;ok fine -170886;1357596668;kakobrekla;i mean yeah -170885;1357596669;Bugpowder;EV is strongly negative -170884;1357596673;kakobrekla;for different subjects -170883;1357596673;Bugpowder;for both sides of a bet -170882;1357596681;kakobrekla;different decay would be 'more apropriate' perhaps -170881;1357596682;Bugpowder;after 25% decay -170880;1357596695;kakobrekla;but decay must happen -170879;1357596697;Bugpowder;if the odds are properly expressed -170878;1357596698;Bugpowder;why? -170877;1357596713;mircea_popescu;no seriously, user-suggestable decay will prolly be in gold -170876;1357596716;mircea_popescu;this is beta recall. -170875;1357596717;Bugpowder;decay is not used in ANY real wagering site -170874;1357596719;Bugpowder;only the failure that is betsofbitcoin -170873;1357596745;kakobrekla;mp will take over from here. -170872;1357596747;kakobrekla;;) -170871;1357596748;Bugpowder;Anyway, I'll be back later -170870;1357596754;Bugpowder;I have discussed with him too -170869;1357596761;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the main problem is that iots so hard to user-specify -170868;1357596764;mircea_popescu;without reimplementing lisp\ -170867;1357596776;Bugpowder;Then have a switch -170866;1357596782;Bugpowder;decay or no decay -170865;1357596786;mircea_popescu;i think that's the minimal solution yes. -170864;1357596803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18958 @ 0.00063757 = 12.0871 BTC [-] -170863;1357596829;jcpham;did you guys know bit-pay has an invoice tool? -170862;1357596837;mircea_popescu;yes -170861;1357596846;jcpham;i've been wanting to play with it -170860;1357596883;Bugpowder;Decay only makes sense for events like "BFL will ship by x date" -170859;1357596901;Bugpowder;it does not make sense for "Broncos will beat Ravens on Saturday" -170858;1357596909;mircea_popescu;in a limited sense it does -170857;1357596917;mircea_popescu;(if you bet this week before bronco star kills itself) -170856;1357596929;Bugpowder;Right -170855;1357596931;mircea_popescu;but certainly the linear decay makes no sense in most such situations -170854;1357596949;mircea_popescu;as in, it's a pretty dumb macro attempt to handle discrete events -170853;1357596951;Bugpowder;Yes, a much less steep slope would be good for those circumstances -170852;1357596965;Bugpowder;for binary events with a fixed event time -170851;1357596982;kakobrekla;i agree -170850;1357597001;mircea_popescu;final/gold/retail/2.0/we you wanna call it is scheduled for february sometime -170849;1357597002;Bugpowder;anyway. I'm going to hold off placing up my props until that is implemented. Ready to drop 100BTC to seed the site with some good sports bets. -170848;1357597007;mircea_popescu;this'd be one of the things that'd be addressed -170847;1357597020;Bugpowder;NFL playoffs will be over by then -170846;1357597020;mircea_popescu;it's just, it's something that can benefit from a little marketplace input -170845;1357597042;Bugpowder;Well I'm giving it right now -170844;1357597045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00436997 = 2.622 BTC [-] -170843;1357597069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 173 @ 0.00457769 = 0.7919 BTC [+] -170842;1357597077;Bugpowder;Gotta run. talk about it later. -170841;1357597099;kakobrekla;later -170840;1357597131;Bugpowder;also -170839;1357597145;Bugpowder;cutoff really should be able to go to 1 day before the event -170838;1357597164;Bugpowder;70% of the action come day before an event. -170837;1357597172;Bugpowder;(guess) -170836;1357597442;mircea_popescu;prolly. -170835;1357597601;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: you should build tha -170834;1357597949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2542 @ 0.00063757 = 1.6207 BTC [-] -170833;1357597951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00063747 = 5.1635 BTC [-] -170832;1357597952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00063698 = 3.5352 BTC [-] -170831;1357597953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12858 @ 0.00063603 = 8.1781 BTC [-] -170830;1357598221;kakobrekla;http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8m5d0_everything-is-amazing-and-nobody-i_fun#.UOswjESxrXN -170829;1357598293;mircea_popescu;jcpham left that tor dood a comment. real curious if he publishes it. -170828;1357598312;jcpham;heh -170827;1357598323;mircea_popescu;it reads -170826;1357598323;jcpham;you didn't call him a moron did you? -170825;1357598325;mircea_popescu;This write-up is so very… noobish I have serious doubts you have any business in business. -170824;1357598325;mircea_popescu;And you claim to be teaching others “entrepreneurship” ?! Really ? Ridiculous. Then again I guess this is how academia became irrelevant in the marketplace, by hiring complete noobs to be “teaching”. -170823;1357598325;mircea_popescu;Seriously, stick to what you know and understand. Boardrooms aren’t for everyone. -170822;1357598340;mircea_popescu;i didn't call him a moron literally because he'd not have comprehended how true it is. -170821;1357598347;mircea_popescu;you have to draw it out for the morons. -170820;1357598357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00446786 = 10.7229 BTC [-] -170819;1357598359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00446786 = 0.4468 BTC [-] -170818;1357598376;jcpham;that article is popular on the ycombinator scene today -170817;1357598379;jcpham;as you can imagine -170816;1357598382;mircea_popescu;color me unsurprised. -170815;1357598386;mircea_popescu;fucking scenesters. -170814;1357598392;mircea_popescu;it's literally became a roadshow attraction. -170813;1357598417;jcpham;there are a couple aggregate news sources i follow daily if i have the time -170812;1357598418;mircea_popescu;young-ish sorta out of shape pasty ass jew today can either go into the stand-up comedy scene or the start-up comedy scene -170811;1357598425;jcpham;the HN stuff is usually hilarity -170810;1357598434;jcpham;alot of the VC's thoughts and stuff -170809;1357598449;jcpham;http://www.florian-rappl.de/html5/projects/SuperMario/ -170808;1357598453;mircea_popescu;ima end up hiring moar pr chicks. -170807;1357598455;jcpham;^ also grabbed my attention today -170806;1357598458;mircea_popescu;where am i to find em ;/ -170805;1357598478;jcpham;pigeons will pretend to be alady -170804;1357598495;mircea_popescu;lol -170803;1357598524;mircea_popescu;omg teh sound -170802;1357599020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4653 @ 0.00063851 = 2.971 BTC [+] -170801;1357599021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3917 @ 0.00064933 = 2.5434 BTC [+] -170800;1357599133;topace;would anyone object if i wrote a Havelock bot to output stuff here using identical format to assbot ? -170799;1357599236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2330 @ 0.00065144 = 1.5179 BTC [+] -170798;1357599280;dub;havelock bot? -170797;1357599331;topace;dub: for trades on www.havelockinvestments.com -170796;1357599407;dub;oic, check with kakobrekla -170795;1357599442;mircea_popescu;why not just pipe to assbot ? -170794;1357599502;topace;mircea_popescu: that would work too, how do i do that ? -170793;1357599523;topace;who wrote assbot ? -170792;1357599532;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla -170791;1357599535;mircea_popescu;there's a spec somewhere -170790;1357599565;topace;that would be ideal :) -170789;1357599707;topace;kakobrekla: you there? can you let me know how to interface with assbot ? -170788;1357599751;jcpham;hahaha -170787;1357599766;jcpham;that last line was classic -170786;1357599800;dub;topace: buy it flowers and a bottle of wine -170785;1357599818;topace;lol -170784;1357599820;thestringpuller;;;seen Ukto -170783;1357599820;gribble;Ukto was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 11 hours, 19 minutes, and 20 seconds ago: and someone has to find all my secrets -170782;1357599822;dub;alternatively rophynol -170781;1357599862;jcpham;r-o-o-f-i-e-s for assbot -170780;1357599872;jcpham;working title for my sci-fi porno -170779;1357599874;topace;who | grep -i assbot | date; cd ~; unzip; touch; strip; finger; mount; gasp; yes; uptime; umount; sleep -170778;1357599928;jcpham;umount; sleep is my favorite part -170777;1357599953;mircea_popescu;maybe gf got back with a printed gpgun and fixed him. -170776;1357599972;Diablo-D3;so what happened to Ukto? -170775;1357600021;Ukto;? -170774;1357600025;Ukto;yeah. what happened to ukto -170773;1357600051;jcpham;Diablo-D3 how is DMC coming along? -170772;1357600061;jcpham;when can i tour the datacenter -170771;1357600066;Diablo-D3;Ukto: I thought you wanted the list -170770;1357600074;Diablo-D3;jcpham: never, blame nefario -170769;1357600079;jcpham;:( -170768;1357600080;thestringpuller;Ukto where is dat ff7 -170767;1357600090;Ukto;thestringpuller: did you get my msgs abou tit? -170766;1357600091;Ukto;Diablo-D3: pm -170765;1357600118;thestringpuller;how much for it? -170764;1357600317;Ukto;[12:45] neither jurov nor ukto are true coders < -- damn straight. and dont you forget it. -170763;1357600329;mircea_popescu;lol -170762;1357600349;Ukto;[12:23] i imagine Ukto is prolly going to do something like that too & [12:24] Ukto will just code a new bbet or smth <-- ... .. *whisltes....* ... >,> -170761;1357600366;mircea_popescu;lol -170760;1357600383;Ukto;[23:55] what was the original deal? 5btc? -170759;1357600388;Ukto;althought, i am concerned about disc.. 2 -170758;1357600411;Ukto;i can faintly see some light circular scratches. but being black bottom, its shiney as hell, if you run your nail back and forth over it, it does make a slight noise :/ -170757;1357600458;jurov;put it into gramophone then -170756;1357600504;Ukto;lol -170755;1357600510;mircea_popescu;I'm hoping for a site to pop up with floating rates the way intrade used to work. -170754;1357600518;mircea_popescu;anyone here know how intrade used to work ? -170753;1357600525;mircea_popescu;(i never used it) -170752;1357600546;Ukto;never even heard of it -170751;1357600690;thestringpuller;Ukto: do you have a playstation to test them? -170750;1357600753;mircea_popescu;o i see, it was just a simple market simulation. -170749;1357600755;Ukto;not sure where the ps1 is -170748;1357600768;Ukto;but I do have a p2 and a 1st gen ps3 -170747;1357600772;Ukto;ps2 -170746;1357600780;Ukto;should all have support I think -170745;1357600800;Ukto;althoguh -170744;1357600801;Ukto;fair warning -170743;1357600803;Ukto;if I start playing -170742;1357600807;Ukto;I might not sell -170741;1357600812;Ukto;until i have beat the game -170740;1357600813;Ukto;:P -170739;1357600855;Ukto;ill see if I can test it late tonight when the kids get to bed and i can hook thign sto the tv without 1mil questions -170738;1357602522;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu I posted some sports stuff. We will see how the decay works. -170737;1357602623;mircea_popescu;approved. -170736;1357602817;Bugpowder;how long does it take for the bet values to update? -170735;1357602823;Bugpowder;should have 2 confirms -170734;1357602834;Bugpowder;by now -170733;1357603012;Bugpowder;showin up now -170732;1357603225;mircea_popescu;1 confirm basically -170731;1357603240;mircea_popescu;but i guess there may be second-level delays due to chain parsing etc -170730;1357603518;Bugpowder;all good -170729;1357603539;Bugpowder;R U RDY 4 SOME FOOTBALL?? -170728;1357603544;mircea_popescu;lol -170727;1357603552;mircea_popescu;i couldn't even tell you who won if i watched a match -170726;1357603574;mircea_popescu;Confirmed total: 225 BTC -170725;1357603577;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -170724;1357603579;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.004312 / 0.00461688 / 0.0047888 (108318 shares, 500.09 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00334312 / 0.0048 (13765692 shares, 46,020.49 BTC) -170723;1357603586;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good tho, bitbet seems stuck on 100 btc bet a day -170722;1357603589;Bugpowder;;;ticker -170721;1357603590;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.51931, Best ask: 13.53998, Bid-ask spread: 0.02067, Last trade: 13.53998, 24 hour volume: 21012.52240497, 24 hour low: 13.40400, 24 hour high: 13.54999, 24 hour vwap: 13.49166 -170720;1357603602;Bugpowder;Well, we will see -170719;1357603638;Bugpowder;I think the site can be a success with the right exposure and the right audience with enough coins and interest in the propositions -170718;1357603667;Bugpowder;and selectable decay :) -170717;1357603672;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1*365*20/10000000 -170716;1357603673;gribble;0.00073 -170715;1357603680;mircea_popescu;fo reals. -170714;1357603702;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i still dunno how to specify decay tho. -170713;1357603723;mircea_popescu;i guess i could do two-point linear three point polynomial four point spline -170712;1357603738;mircea_popescu;except i doubt there's five ppl in btc who could read and comprehend the faq for that in one pass. -170711;1357603825;Bugpowder;Linear is fine for some events -170710;1357603837;Bugpowder;actually linear is probably ok for all events -170709;1357603858;Bugpowder;just have a selectable slope, i.e. final decay point -170708;1357603877;mircea_popescu;all decay starts say 100k ends *user selected* ? -170707;1357603885;Bugpowder;0 for stochasitic occuring events -170706;1357603903;Bugpowder;err -170705;1357603919;Bugpowder;0 for events that could be triggered at any time (ie earthquake) -170704;1357603929;mircea_popescu;im really thinking maybe dump decay entirely. -170703;1357603937;Bugpowder;naw -170702;1357603952;Bugpowder;I can see the utitility for things like earthwuake -170701;1357603957;Bugpowder;or BFL shipping -170700;1357603963;mircea_popescu;this is also true -170699;1357603966;mircea_popescu;as time progresses... -170698;1357603973;PsychoticBoy;BFL shipped today :D -170697;1357603981;Bugpowder;85,000 for binary events taht occur once at a known time (sporting event) -170696;1357603988;pigeons;check's in the mail -170695;1357603989;Bugpowder;FPGAs? -170694;1357603991;PsychoticBoy;my new PSU, the other died yesterday -170693;1357603995;PsychoticBoy;;) -170692;1357604007;PsychoticBoy;for free -170691;1357604033;Bugpowder;85,000 / 2^(n-1) for sporting tournaments where n is the number of rounds and you are betting on the winner (maybe) -170690;1357604046;PsychoticBoy;1 day shipping , new record, got the tracking code -170689;1357604051;Bugpowder;maybe 100,000 / 2^(n-1) for that -170688;1357604064;PsychoticBoy;BFL CAN ship in 1 day :D -170687;1357604104;PsychoticBoy;had one ordered on ebay before contacting BFL though -170686;1357604135;PsychoticBoy;let see which one comes first -170685;1357604351;Anduck;whatcha ordered? -170684;1357604354;Anduck;fpga or fpga? -170683;1357604373;jcpham;i say a BFL single on ebay starting at 600 the other day -170682;1357604385;jcpham;why i was on ebay i shudder to remember -170681;1357604497;jcpham; don't make obama fire a tornado at you -170680;1357604502;jcpham;gtfo lol -170679;1357604672;PsychoticBoy;I oredered a new PSU, send them an email yesterday and they offered a new PSU for free and its already in the mail -170678;1357605078;mircea_popescu;jcpham what's a single worth these days ? -170677;1357605378;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 96 @ 0.13595559 = 13.0517 BTC [-] -170676;1357605575;Bugpowder;;;ticker -170675;1357605576;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.50000, Best ask: 13.54467, Bid-ask spread: 0.04467, Last trade: 13.54467, 24 hour volume: 23705.29840652, 24 hour low: 13.40400, 24 hour high: 13.58900, 24 hour vwap: 13.49859 -170674;1357605592;Bugpowder;BREAKOUT -170673;1357605597;Bugpowder;WEEKLY HIGH -170672;1357605691;mircea_popescu;o hey. -170671;1357605698;mircea_popescu;no wonder calls were selling earlier -170670;1357605707;mircea_popescu;o, and it looks like bbet will be oversubscribed. -170669;1357605717;Bugpowder;?? -170668;1357605734;Bugpowder;o -170667;1357605737;Bugpowder;I c -170666;1357605756;Bugpowder;They saw all the sports action -170665;1357605761;Bugpowder;lol -170664;1357605769;mircea_popescu;lol -170663;1357605777;mircea_popescu;may be. -170662;1357605820;mircea_popescu;it occurs to me, the logical thing would be for someone with little capital but a journalism degree to start a bitcoin financials blog -170661;1357605834;mircea_popescu;just the tips he can pick up idling in this chan are enough to guarantee success. -170660;1357605861;Bugpowder;arg -170659;1357605883;Bugpowder;kalkobrekla was wrong about the bet closing time -170658;1357605910;dub;mircea_popescu: last I checked OneFixt was making fuck all doing that -170657;1357605928;dub;mircea_popescu: via IRC tho, not blawg -170656;1357605938;Bugpowder;" like start of the day or end of day midnight GMT [15:03] ? [15:03] 00:00 or 24:00 :) [15:04] end" -170655;1357605959;Bugpowder;actually it looks like its start of day, based on the cutoff times on the website. -170654;1357605961;Bugpowder;Oops -170653;1357605961;mircea_popescu;dub blog. it matters. -170652;1357605978;Bugpowder;blogs are huge -170651;1357605984;Bugpowder;if you have high quality content -170650;1357605984;mircea_popescu;yeah. i know cause i run one. -170649;1357605988;Bugpowder;me too -170648;1357605997;mircea_popescu;ya but yours doesn't charge. -170647;1357606006;Bugpowder;mine enhances my repuation -170646;1357606011;mircea_popescu;mine does too. -170645;1357606014;Bugpowder;lots of people know me -170644;1357606017;mircea_popescu;i get chicks writing for fucking advice. -170643;1357606017;Bugpowder;in science -170642;1357606019;Bugpowder;via the blog -170641;1357606030;mircea_popescu;i guess each his own huh :D -170640;1357606065;mircea_popescu;haha atlanta 6.02:6.01 ?! noway, even odds ? -170639;1357606067;Bugpowder;13.59 -170638;1357606080;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/50/ -170637;1357606093;Bugpowder;well atlanta is actually favored 3:2 -170636;1357606105;Anduck;mircea_popescu: why not bet title in the uri? -170635;1357606109;Bugpowder;but I like the seahawks -170634;1357606155;mircea_popescu;Anduck now that's a great q. -170633;1357606163;mircea_popescu;i guess we're too dumb to have thought of that. -170632;1357606185;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you're on, dawg. -170631;1357606203;kakobrekla;there ya go -170630;1357606204;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/50/why-not-bet-title-in-the-uri/ -170629;1357606207;kakobrekla;sorry was out again -170628;1357606218;kakobrekla;umm yeah bugpowder i checked b4 as i said -170627;1357606233;kakobrekla;but i forgot to tell you looks like its the start of that day that ends the bet -170626;1357606244;kakobrekla;if its ends on the first of feb -170625;1357606259;Anduck;mircea_popescu: fix it -170624;1357606259;Anduck;xD -170623;1357606260;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla -170622;1357606262;kakobrekla;it will end first of feb -170621;1357606264;Anduck;*improve it -170620;1357606266;mircea_popescu;the idea is for the bet to use the name omg -170619;1357606274;Bugpowder;as long as its short? -170618;1357606281;kakobrekla;ya just put whatever after the id -170617;1357606284;mircea_popescu;use first 125 chars -170616;1357606291;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ya but the idea is to not have to type it out -170615;1357606300;kakobrekla;myeah -170614;1357606301;mircea_popescu;when i rightclick on a bet, i wanna copy the named url -170613;1357606302;kakobrekla;fine fine -170612;1357606303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00471151 = 4.7115 BTC [+] -170611;1357606304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1823 @ 0.00471152 = 8.5891 BTC [+] -170610;1357606306;Anduck;u could see the bet from the URI itself!!! -170609;1357606313;Anduck;u dont need to open the link -170608;1357606314;mircea_popescu;elf!!! -170607;1357606315;kakobrekla;memorize them -170606;1357606317;Anduck;to see what the bet is for -170605;1357606346;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/53/kakobrekla-is-not-a-real-coder -170604;1357606361;kakobrekla;that works as well -170603;1357606372;mircea_popescu;well it's a problem! -170602;1357606380;kakobrekla;why? -170601;1357606387;kakobrekla;its intentionally so -170600;1357606396;kakobrekla;just because of that reason -170599;1357606403;kakobrekla;cause someone will want that juice in the url -170598;1357606415;kakobrekla;and i can add it in a minute or 10 -170597;1357606418;kakobrekla;:) -170596;1357606430;Anduck;do it -170595;1357606433;mircea_popescu;Anduck you know, for this very valuable obvious observation you get 1 btc -170594;1357606445;kakobrekla;i need coffee first. -170593;1357606446;mircea_popescu;pick a bet, put an addy in, paste where the btc should go and i'll send it -170592;1357606461;Anduck;mircea_popescu: thank you, i'll pick one! haha -170591;1357606580;Anduck;mircea_popescu: http://bitbet.us/bet/26/ addr 1L9AstSVETkdjk8o3Uev5Ue8vbjASxRm8G aaand i pick NO -170590;1357606589;Anduck;no way gavin is giving up yet -170589;1357606613;mircea_popescu;sent. -170588;1357606686;Anduck;accidently gave u my own address lol -170587;1357606692;Anduck;thanks, sent it to bet addr now -170586;1357606696;mircea_popescu;lol k -170585;1357608097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2469 @ 0.00470145 = 11.6079 BTC [-] -170584;1357609515;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 300 @ 0.36086651 = 108.26 BTC [-] -170583;1357609531;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 800 @ 0.24098641 = 192.7891 BTC [+] -170582;1357609533;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 500 @ 0.2969264 = 148.4632 BTC [-] -170581;1357609641;Bugpowder;come on -170580;1357609645;Bugpowder;buy the fucking 130s -170579;1357609698;Namworld;... no -170578;1357610023;mircea_popescu;lol -170577;1357610033;kakobrekla;Namworld did you get my later msg -170576;1357610085;Namworld;no, which one? -170575;1357610161;kakobrekla;19:29.44 ( kakobrekla ) ;;later tell namworld PS, somebody please tell bitvps to fix their SSL certificate, I can't pay my bill with them until they do this. If they don't get their act together right-quick I'm dropping them from the signcryption network. I've been pestering them about this for two weeks now and am pretty unimpressed with the lack of any sort of response. -170574;1357610161;kakobrekla;19:29.45 ( gribble ) The operation succeeded. -170573;1357610164;kakobrekla;this one -170572;1357610179;kakobrekla;from ET -170571;1357610199;kakobrekla;fuckin space aliens using bvps -170570;1357610234;Ukto;whats bbet ? -170569;1357610255;mircea_popescu;Ukto http://bitbet.us/ -170568;1357610298;Ukto;.. -170567;1357610299;Ukto;mp -170566;1357610307;Ukto;this looks awfully familiar to another site i recently linked you -170565;1357610310;Ukto;:P -170564;1357610317;Ukto;is this the same site just redone ? -170563;1357610323;Ukto;or a diff site knocking them off -170562;1357610338;mircea_popescu;um -170561;1357610344;mircea_popescu;which ? -170560;1357610352;kakobrekla;the one with the baby? -170559;1357610356;Ukto;i wann say it was called bitbet -170558;1357610359;Ukto;nah -170557;1357610365;Ukto;it worked teh exact same way -170556;1357610367;Ukto;just a diff look -170555;1357610373;Ukto;too lazy to dig thru logs -170554;1357610379;kakobrekla;hm? -170553;1357610381;kakobrekla;now im curious -170552;1357610423;kakobrekla;the only one that has simmilar system is betsofbitcoin -170551;1357610438;Ukto;http://betsofbitco.in -170550;1357610443;Ukto;yeah -170549;1357610443;kakobrekla;a. -170548;1357610462;kakobrekla;ya is not the same -170547;1357610462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063604 = 6.3604 BTC [-] -170546;1357610463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00063603 = 3.9434 BTC [-] -170545;1357610471;Ukto;apparently :P -170544;1357610488;Namworld;Oh, I see it. -170543;1357610496;Namworld;I never read the gribble window =/ -170542;1357610513;kakobrekla;well, you are welcome -170541;1357610515;kakobrekla;:p -170540;1357610523;Namworld;When I log in, I get auto-authed -170539;1357610535;Namworld;so the window flash anyway and I don't manually check it. -170538;1357610548;Namworld;I just assume it's my usual authing. -170537;1357610576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00064339 = 3.796 BTC [+] -170536;1357610577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00065038 = 6.5038 BTC [+] -170535;1357610579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00065039 = 0.5854 BTC [+] -170534;1357610637;Namworld;Why do you ask me to tell BitVPS something? I was not aware BitVPS was a person. -170533;1357610658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 901 @ 0.00463113 = 4.1726 BTC [-] -170532;1357611109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 530 @ 0.00463113 = 2.4545 BTC [-] -170531;1357611110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00464578 = 2.5552 BTC [+] -170530;1357611112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 719 @ 0.00471152 = 3.3876 BTC [+] -170529;1357611446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3642 @ 0.00063603 = 2.3164 BTC [-] -170528;1357611447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3435 @ 0.0006352 = 2.1819 BTC [-] -170527;1357611552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2397 @ 0.00464456 = 11.133 BTC [-] -170526;1357612894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22200 @ 0.00065039 = 14.4387 BTC [+] -170525;1357612974;PeterL;does S.MPOE or s.dice have a higher market cap? -170524;1357612987;pigeons;stupid hotel dns taking me to Midwest Photo EXchange -170523;1357613020;pigeons;!ticker S.MPOE -170522;1357613021;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.0006352 / 0.00064186 / 0.00065144 (256905 shares, 164.90 BTC), 30day: 0.0005119 / 0.00060777 / 0.00066 (53942947 shares, 32,784.98 BTC) -170521;1357613029;pigeons;!ticker S.DICE -170520;1357613031;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.004312 / 0.00463033 / 0.0047888 (110857 shares, 513.30 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00334413 / 0.0048 (13774781 shares, 46,064.74 BTC) -170519;1357613041;Anduck;pigeons: try mpex.co, not com -170518;1357613060;pigeons;yeah tell my browser not to try .com when my dns doesnt answer for .co -170517;1357613064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1996 @ 0.00464456 = 9.2705 BTC [-] -170516;1357613069;Anduck;:D -170515;1357613069;Anduck;lol -170514;1357613090;Anduck;then use polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php -170513;1357613150;pigeons;that redirects to .co -170512;1357613168;pigeons;which i don't get a dns response for -170511;1357613175;pigeons;so my browser tries .com -170510;1357613196;pigeons;anyway, working now -170509;1357613495;Namworld;Lambert? -170508;1357613567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0046095 = 4.6095 BTC [-] -170507;1357613568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00460951 = 5.0705 BTC [+] -170506;1357613942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1234 @ 0.00460951 = 5.6881 BTC [+] -170505;1357613944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 158 @ 0.00471152 = 0.7444 BTC [+] -170504;1357613976;PeterL;What? -170503;1357613997;Namworld;Just wondering if it was you. I recall seeing you around the forums. -170502;1357614014;Namworld;This be a small community indeed. -170501;1357614017;PeterL;Oh,ok. Just me. -170500;1357614072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10588 @ 0.00065038 = 6.8862 BTC [-] -170499;1357614259;Ukto;PeterL -170498;1357614260;Ukto;still there? -170497;1357614269;Ukto;I was actually just thinking about contacting you -170496;1357614301;mircea_popescu;ok, so if anyone interested, bitbet advertising seems like a decent revenue stream too. -170495;1357614333;mircea_popescu;it works on a rotator model whereby people can send btc and figure proportionally with the total paid. -170494;1357614340;mircea_popescu;all revenue goes to 1CnqxD4NnRsukc1Ni2oZR3ERc2g2WVnqw so it can be easily audited -170493;1357614344;mircea_popescu;so far ~22 btc in there. -170492;1357614734;mircea_popescu;pigeons how about .ws ? -170491;1357614758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00473622 = 7.8148 BTC [+] -170490;1357614961;pigeons;everything's working now, .ws too -170489;1357615068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9412 @ 0.00065038 = 6.1214 BTC [-] -170488;1357615069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3070 @ 0.00065039 = 1.9967 BTC [+] -170487;1357615070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9918 @ 0.00065196 = 6.4661 BTC [+] -170486;1357615423;mircea_popescu;was anopther one, i forget -170485;1357615545;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 54 @ 0.192 = 10.368 BTC [+] -170484;1357615546;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 296 @ 0.19427821 = 57.5064 BTC [+] -170483;1357615734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00478879 = 4.7888 BTC [+] -170482;1357615736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0047888 = 7.1832 BTC [+] -170481;1357615982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00473622 = 1.6577 BTC [-] -170480;1357615983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 546 @ 0.00473621 = 2.586 BTC [-] -170479;1357616193;dub;forget bitcoins, http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2258711/Grime-wave-Surge-theft-Tide-laundry-detergent-used-hard-currency-buy-crack-street.html -170478;1357616371;abracadabra;roll tide? -170477;1357616403;jcpham;you saw that touchdown? -170476;1357616405;jcpham;shit is elite -170475;1357616419;abracadabra;they start already? -170474;1357616421;abracadabra;doh -170473;1357616439;abracadabra;thought it was at 8pm -170472;1357616468;jcpham;lacy walked in with the first td\ -170471;1357616477;jcpham;irish is down -170470;1357616563;dub;after 25 ass slaps and only 487 minutes of advertising -170469;1357616594;jcpham;ncaa used to not be so bad -170468;1357616618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 761 @ 0.00472911 = 3.5989 BTC [-] -170467;1357616875;abracadabra;wow -170466;1357616878;abracadabra;some bad calls -170465;1357616909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064354 = 3.2177 BTC [-] -170464;1357616940;jcpham;i may have to get off irc -170463;1357616945;jcpham;and start drinking -170462;1357616951;jcpham;the way this is going -170461;1357617133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20392 @ 0.00064354 = 13.1231 BTC [-] -170460;1357617384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00064354 = 6.0493 BTC [-] -170459;1357617385;jcpham;nah -170458;1357617482;abracadabra;lol -170457;1357617483;abracadabra;fumble -170456;1357617488;mircea_popescu;dub i bet you the crack you buy for tide has tide in it. -170455;1357617507;abracadabra;game over -170454;1357617509;abracadabra;;) -170453;1357617539;abracadabra;whoa -170452;1357617541;mircea_popescu;everybody http://bitbet.us/browse/ put nfl in and bet :D -170451;1357617553;abracadabra;if they review that and still call it a fumble -170450;1357617558;abracadabra;the game is fixed -170449;1357617561;jcpham;i want t o design a sports book so bad -170448;1357617584;jcpham;that has vegas odds and such -170447;1357617608;jcpham;i just gave someone a million dollar idea -170446;1357617614;jcpham;go forth and multiply -170445;1357617710;pigeons;oh shit, a million dollar idea? i've been waiting for one of those -170444;1357617766;pigeons;do dawg i heard you like tide in your crack -170443;1357617843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00467825 = 4.2104 BTC [-] -170442;1357617937;pigeons;http://techcrunch.com/2013/01/07/bitpay-banks-500k-in-angel-investment-to-become-paypal-for-bitcoin-already-has-2100-businesses-on-board/ -170441;1357617965;Dr-G;nice -170440;1357618044;mircea_popescu;jcpham bugpowder was saying the exact sdame thing -170439;1357618081;pigeons;http://cupsandcakesbakery.com/2012/10/buy-cupcakes-with-bitcoins/ -170438;1357618415;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -170437;1357618416;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.004312 / 0.00464061 / 0.0047888 (117830 shares, 546.80 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00334532 / 0.0048 (13784976 shares, 46,115.26 BTC) -170436;1357618418;Bugpowder;;;ticker -170435;1357618419;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.59378, Best ask: 13.63974, Bid-ask spread: 0.04596, Last trade: 13.59377, 24 hour volume: 31951.91670253, 24 hour low: 13.40400, 24 hour high: 13.72999, 24 hour vwap: 13.53367 -170434;1357618547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00064354 = 8.173 BTC [-] -170433;1357618781;Bugpowder_;BREAKOUT -170432;1357618785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00457186 = 9.1437 BTC [-] -170431;1357618786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 242 @ 0.00457185 = 1.1064 BTC [-] -170430;1357618788;Bugpowder_;thank you for buying the 1302 -170429;1357618793;Bugpowder_;130s -170428;1357619056;mircea_popescu;http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/01/07/funny-money-pundits-float-1-trillion-coin-as-answer-to-debt-ceiling-standoff/%20?test=latestnews -170427;1357619057;mircea_popescu;heh -170426;1357619108;Bugpowder;fox news -170425;1357619120;Bugpowder;is a constant source of worry -170424;1357619127;Bugpowder;for those who like to worry -170423;1357619165;Bugpowder;as I said.... the people who say the most bullshit things get the most press, for a while -170422;1357619365;mircea_popescu;heh. -170421;1357619370;mircea_popescu;not so sure about that. -170420;1357619679;Bugpowder;The gov should just start mining coins -170419;1357619743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1944 @ 0.0046308 = 9.0023 BTC [+] -170418;1357619761;Bugpowder;;;ticker -170417;1357619779;Bugpowder;gribbler -170416;1357619788;Bugpowder;whassup? -170415;1357619823;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.63401, Best ask: 13.64997, Bid-ask spread: 0.01596, Last trade: 13.63401, 24 hour volume: 31774.26076992, 24 hour low: 13.40400, 24 hour high: 13.72999, 24 hour vwap: 13.53397 -170414;1357620299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2450 @ 0.00460593 = 11.2845 BTC [-] -170413;1357620300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1346 @ 0.00457186 = 6.1537 BTC [-] -170412;1357620664;mircea_popescu;Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., told Capital New York that the "out of the ordinary" idea could actually work. -170411;1357620664;mircea_popescu;"I'm being absolutely serious," he said. "It sounds silly, but it's absolutely legal." -170410;1357620672;mircea_popescu;dude... legal and works are motherfucking worlds apart -170409;1357620700;mircea_popescu;the best thing the us could do right now is simply have everyone everyone in washington that ever worked for the govt round up and shot -170408;1357620714;Bugpowder;just some ass that wants his name in print -170407;1357620732;mircea_popescu;way better than some douchy coin -170406;1357620747;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder no see, he;'s not just some ass, he's an elected rep. -170405;1357620932;mircea_popescu;"The likelihood of this happening is about as likely as the checkers scenario. But the argument in its favor is that minting a trillion-dollar coin is a commensurately ridiculous response to Congress refusing to pay debts it has already accumulated. " -170404;1357620933;mircea_popescu;mno. -170403;1357620952;mircea_popescu;this ain't at all the case. congress refusal to lift the ceiling for the 100th time is pretty much the only sane thing going on atm. -170402;1357620972;mircea_popescu;and specifically it was NOT congress that accumulated any debt. it was the obama lackeys -170401;1357620975;mircea_popescu;let him pay them -170400;1357620981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1256 @ 0.0046308 = 5.8163 BTC [+] -170399;1357620983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00465993 = 2.33 BTC [+] -170398;1357620984;mircea_popescu;he has awife, she can work, i'd do 10 bux for a blowjob. -170397;1357620984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 44 @ 0.00467825 = 0.2058 BTC [+] -170396;1357621258;Bugpowder;BREAKOUT -170395;1357621259;Bugpowder;;;ticker -170394;1357621259;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.68126, Best ask: 13.69898, Bid-ask spread: 0.01772, Last trade: 13.69899, 24 hour volume: 33966.24160877, 24 hour low: 13.40400, 24 hour high: 13.72999, 24 hour vwap: 13.54459 -170393;1357621276;dub;fuck that -170392;1357621283;Bugpowder;These are the highest sports bets on betsofbitcoin -170391;1357621285;Bugpowder;http://betsofbitco.in/list?status=available&category=Sports&sorting=-totalBets -170390;1357621293;Bugpowder;this is the middle of the NFL playoffs -170389;1357621370;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem like much -170388;1357621378;Bugpowder;its embarassing -170387;1357621391;Bugpowder;there is over 1BB bet on the playoffs -170386;1357621400;Bugpowder;legally -170385;1357621412;Bugpowder;bitcoin cant get ANY of it? -170384;1357621422;Bugpowder;not even 0.00001%? -170383;1357621466;mircea_popescu;heh well, apparently not quite this year. -170382;1357621478;mircea_popescu;tho, two years ago bitcoin couldn't hardly buy a pizza, so, it's a curve. -170381;1357621483;Bugpowder;well -170380;1357621494;Bugpowder;betsofbitcoin had more NFL bets last year -170379;1357621503;Bugpowder;iirc -170378;1357621522;Bugpowder;mostly because I placed them :-P -170377;1357621590;mircea_popescu;lol -170376;1357621775;Bugpowder;13.70 -170375;1357621950;Bugpowder;13.71! -170374;1357621963;Dr-X;hm nice -170373;1357622054;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -170372;1357622055;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.68126, Best ask: 13.68501, Bid-ask spread: 0.00375, Last trade: 13.68125, 24 hour volume: 35430.52112454, 24 hour low: 13.40400, 24 hour high: 13.72999, 24 hour vwap: 13.55233 -170371;1357622069;mircea_popescu;low volume tho -170370;1357622118;Bugpowder;no -170369;1357622121;Bugpowder;high volume -170368;1357622141;Bugpowder;since it has been goin up at least -170367;1357622167;Bugpowder;not huge -170366;1357622169;Bugpowder;but solid -170365;1357622193;Bugpowder;~5,000/hr -170364;1357622198;Bugpowder;for the last 8 -170363;1357622241;Bugpowder;thats well above the recent average over a timescale of more than 2-3 hours -170362;1357622255;Bugpowder;and I have a feeling its not done -170361;1357622257;Bugpowder;hmmm -170360;1357622264;Bugpowder;it IS a monday.... -170359;1357622266;Bugpowder;or was -170358;1357622286;Bugpowder;now we just need the S.DICE whales to come back and shit will be rockin -170357;1357622297;Bugpowder;;;ticker -170356;1357622298;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.63591, Best ask: 13.70999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07408, Last trade: 13.63590, 24 hour volume: 36239.15878320, 24 hour low: 13.40400, 24 hour high: 13.72999, 24 hour vwap: 13.55595 -170355;1357622321;Bugpowder;Also... approaching the Dec 14th high -170354;1357622322;mircea_popescu;hehe we see -170353;1357622346;Bugpowder;after that, its a post-pirate high -170352;1357622428;Bugpowder;And that was basically an interday high -170351;1357622434;Bugpowder;intraday high -170350;1357622476;kakobrekla;well, express yourself here http://bitbet.us/bet/16/ -170349;1357622833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00064312 = 7.0743 BTC [-] -170348;1357622835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5517 @ 0.00064311 = 3.548 BTC [-] -170347;1357623055;Dr-X;and hopefully the whale loses, I want dividends -170346;1357623092;Dr-X;there are no profits yet, revenue has been low, except me losing some coins :P -170345;1357623546;Bugpowder;be patient -170344;1357623557;Bugpowder;its usually a week between appearances -170343;1357623683;Dr-X;I just dumped my shares on bitfunder, meh :P -170342;1357623686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4731 @ 0.00064354 = 3.0446 BTC [+] -170341;1357623691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26769 @ 0.00064497 = 17.2652 BTC [+] -170340;1357623718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 802 @ 0.00461807 = 3.7037 BTC [-] -170339;1357623719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 198 @ 0.00457186 = 0.9052 BTC [-] -170338;1357623795;Bugpowder;to do what else with it, exactly? -170337;1357624041;Dr-X;rob the dice -170336;1357624042;Dr-X;;O -170335;1357624182;Dr-X;1.9% profit is too low, stock price too high, price will fall when price to dollar goes up I think, I just had too many... :P -170334;1357624296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3150 @ 0.00464989 = 14.6472 BTC [+] -170333;1357624298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 456 @ 0.00467825 = 2.1333 BTC [+] -170332;1357624299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 771 @ 0.00468222 = 3.61 BTC [+] -170331;1357624300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5250 @ 0.0046881 = 24.6125 BTC [+] -170330;1357624301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 373 @ 0.00469803 = 1.7524 BTC [+] -170329;1357624424;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -170328;1357624426;gribble;Current Blocks: 215664 | Current Difficulty: 2979636.6169381 | Next Difficulty At Block: 215711 | Next Difficulty In: 47 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 7 hours, 22 minutes, and 35 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3242850.21341859 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.83374821561 -170327;1357624587;mircea_popescu;lol -170326;1357624606;Bugpowder;zorb -170325;1357624607;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ASPgOv7GL7o -170324;1357625179;Dr-X;who wants to see me cry? -170323;1357625231;Dr-X;20.01337666 WIN 39.16567812 22359 no one good :P -170322;1357625292;Dr-X;I basically just robbed myself -170321;1357625333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 956 @ 0.00457186 = 4.3707 BTC [-] -170320;1357625335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1208 @ 0.00457185 = 5.5228 BTC [-] -170319;1357625335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1036 @ 0.00456935 = 4.7338 BTC [-] -170318;1357625639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 864 @ 0.00456935 = 3.9479 BTC [-] -170317;1357625640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00454441 = 2.7266 BTC [-] -170316;1357625642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 436 @ 0.00453597 = 1.9777 BTC [-] -170315;1357625717;Dr-X;439.56800000 LOSE 2.19734000 38552 -170314;1357625721;Dr-X;holy shit :D -170313;1357625752;Namworld;You just lost to yourself? -170312;1357625757;Dr-X;no wasn't me -170311;1357625764;Dr-X;just saw it ;) -170310;1357625770;Namworld;Well you must be happy then -170309;1357627724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 564 @ 0.00457522 = 2.5804 BTC [-] -170308;1357628068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1833 @ 0.00064311 = 1.1788 BTC [-] -170307;1357628148;leotreasure;anybody lost money or bitcoins in Crypto X Change on here? -170306;1357628172;leotreasure;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129387.msg1440927#msg1440927 -170305;1357628214;mircea_popescu;never used them myself -170304;1357628217;mircea_popescu;did it pack up ? -170303;1357628241;leotreasure;yes -170302;1357628243;jcpham;i also have never used them -170301;1357628275;leotreasure;i'm so pissed about losing $3300 -170300;1357628290;jcpham;meh -170299;1357628293;leotreasure;thinking about winding up the company -170298;1357628303;jcpham;that's one moneth's mortgage -170297;1357628328;jcpham;3300 might irritate me -170296;1357628340;mircea_popescu;leotreasure http://trilema.com/2012/and-another-one-bites-the-dust-bitmarketeu/ -170295;1357628356;jcpham;i live at the very top of a house of cards -170294;1357628357;mircea_popescu;you have no business keeping too much money on "exchanges" -170293;1357628374;mircea_popescu;jcpham now why'd you do that ? houses of cards are dafty. -170292;1357628401;jcpham;my whole country and culture does it -170291;1357628406;jcpham;i realize it at least -170290;1357628410;mircea_popescu;that's a faggoty excuse -170289;1357628418;jcpham;i'm working on it -170288;1357628423;mircea_popescu;that's much better >D -170287;1357628424;jcpham;it's a process -170286;1357628725;Dr-X;he could go to a country where suicide is covered by life insurance -170285;1357628750;mircea_popescu;there's such a country ? -170284;1357628756;kakobrekla;aww, shes thinking bout us http://shrani.si/f/19/rN/2d8Tkb6s/think.png -170283;1357628775;Dr-X;yes -170282;1357628786;mircea_popescu;haha kakobrekla -170281;1357628789;mircea_popescu;miiiilk -170280;1357628791;Dr-X;in germany suicide is covered after 3 years, before that only if you're crazy -170279;1357628799;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu :D -170278;1357628799;mircea_popescu;ridiculous. -170277;1357628825;mircea_popescu;you changed the header tho ? -170276;1357628852;kakobrekla;the logo doesnt go over the banner anymore, no. -170275;1357628865;mircea_popescu;ya -170274;1357628890;kakobrekla;i had to do it in the end. -170273;1357628962;mircea_popescu;yeah. -170272;1357628970;mircea_popescu;i kinda liked it myself, but... yeah. nothing to be done. -170271;1357629114;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135762189688.jpg << .1 btc to whoever guesses the girl's occupation. -170270;1357629128;kakobrekla;balerina -170269;1357629160;kakobrekla;"ballerina" -170268;1357629174;mircea_popescu;hehe right. -170267;1357629219;kakobrekla;is it not? -170266;1357629221;mircea_popescu;yup. -170265;1357629224;mircea_popescu;addy ? -170264;1357629270;kakobrekla;hm, lets place it on a bet -170263;1357629319;mircea_popescu;lolk -170262;1357629343;kakobrekla;Send Bitcoins to: -170261;1357629343;kakobrekla;18kjupubYLiCk54XoY4ZReCTGj4NwX7mXU -170260;1357629343;kakobrekla;to bet "Yes" on "Bitcoin below 13.00$ before January 15th, 2013 ". -170259;1357629343;kakobrekla;Your bet will appear in the confirmed bets list shortly after 1st confirmation. -170258;1357629391;Dr-X;Can I bet there without making an account? -170257;1357629398;kakobrekla;yup -170256;1357629426;kakobrekla;there ya go http://bitbet.us/bet/53/ -170255;1357629453;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla do the work man. paste the addy here -170254;1357629460;mircea_popescu;a ok nm i didnt see it -170253;1357629460;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu I DID -170252;1357629466;mircea_popescu;reading from bottom up hehe -170251;1357629469;mircea_popescu;Dr-X yes -170250;1357629483;kakobrekla;'there ya go' was for dr-x -170249;1357629551;Dr-X;cool, checking out the bets. I think I'm calling my relatives from the andromeda galaxy to visit me soon. -170248;1357629560;kakobrekla;:DDD -170247;1357629569;kakobrekla;well -170246;1357629575;kakobrekla;lemme know if they come in time. -170245;1357629609;mircea_popescu;one day some of us were chatting and this girl said about her uncle or w/e that they're relatively related. -170244;1357629610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00471893 = 2.5954 BTC [+] -170243;1357629691;Dr-X;sort for market size would be nice -170242;1357629699;mircea_popescu;there is. -170241;1357629704;Dr-X;to see where's the money at -170240;1357629706;mircea_popescu;click on bitbet logo on the left -170239;1357629761;Dr-X;oh ok -170238;1357629765;Dr-X;good to know -170237;1357629771;kakobrekla;i will add order by bets sum in teh order by field in the browse soonish -170236;1357629785;Dr-X;thx, yeah was searching for that ;) -170235;1357629788;kakobrekla;been buged about this for a couple of times now -170234;1357630066;Dr-X;yeah cool, just made a bet -170233;1357630116;mircea_popescu;thank you for your patronage hehe -170232;1357630738;Dr-X;yeah, just made more. I think I gave you 0.2 for the lulz :P -170231;1357630779;kakobrekla;submit a suggestion for a bet if you come up with something fresh -170230;1357630792;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -170229;1357630794;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.004312 / 0.0046243 / 0.0047888 (134087 shares, 620.06 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00334889 / 0.0048 (13823119 shares, 46,292.13 BTC) -170228;1357630858;Dr-X;australian open is soon, so maybe some tennis? -170227;1357630893;Bugpowder;satoshi max bet is up to 500BTC -170226;1357630898;Bugpowder;nice -170225;1357630909;kakobrekla;that could work, especialy if its womens playing -170224;1357630914;Dr-X;14th to 27th january australian open, but idk if you want too many sport bets -170223;1357630923;kakobrekla;will get the interest of mp -170222;1357630994;Dr-X;from what I see sport bets work better than those sily bets ;) -170221;1357631021;kakobrekla;ya lots of bets on the NFL -170220;1357631036;kakobrekla;perhaps tennis will get some traction too -170219;1357631040;kakobrekla;honestly dunno -170218;1357631048;Dr-X;yeah tennis is nice to bet on -170217;1357631072;Dr-X;only two outcomes, not like football -170216;1357631079;kakobrekla;:) -170215;1357631230;Dr-X;but idk how that works out with weigthed bets -170214;1357631245;kakobrekla;sub obtimally i guess -170213;1357631259;kakobrekla;this weight system is getting reviewed -170212;1357631292;Dr-X;you just bet on both and trade on sport betting sites :P -170211;1357631372;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder they changed the lucky number thing for better dispersion -170210;1357631379;mircea_popescu;i think the swings are a thing of the past. -170209;1357631415;Bugpowder;yes -170208;1357631436;Bugpowder;glad they raised max bet to compensate -170207;1357631446;Bugpowder;actually -170206;1357631454;Bugpowder;I think you can still get some wild swings -170205;1357631476;Bugpowder;max swing was around 1333 / bet -170204;1357631493;Bugpowder;when they rolled like a 60000 -170203;1357631508;Bugpowder;or a <2000 -170202;1357631520;mircea_popescu;well you can still bet on under 2 right ? -170201;1357631525;Bugpowder;yeah -170200;1357631527;mircea_popescu;so 64x 500 = 12k ? -170199;1357631539;Bugpowder;probably the variance goes down about 2-3x -170198;1357631578;Bugpowder;414 max at < 1600 is pretty big number -170197;1357631584;Bugpowder;414 max at < 16000 is pretty big number -170196;1357631594;Bugpowder;1242 -170195;1357631600;Bugpowder;net gain -170194;1357631610;Bugpowder;sheeit -170193;1357631639;Bugpowder;heh -170192;1357631648;Bugpowder;its the only place with a bankroll big enough for whales -170191;1357631653;Bugpowder;they have no other place to bet -170190;1357631657;Bugpowder;the rich get richer! -170189;1357631711;Bugpowder;Nice! Somebody bet some more coin on NFL. http://bitbet.us/bet/49/ -170188;1357631722;mircea_popescu; its the only place with a bankroll big enough for whales << that's what i do. -170187;1357631759;Bugpowder;only dice site -170186;1357631789;Dr-X;if you look for ltc dices, the biggest one accepts 50 LTC lol. -170185;1357631817;Dr-X;max bet -170184;1357631857;Bugpowder;I really set the hook in my friend last night. Now he's thinking of rolling his 401k into self-directed IRA and putting it in bitcoins :) -170183;1357631876;Dr-X;lol mh -170182;1357631944;mircea_popescu;hahaah -170181;1357631985;mircea_popescu;tho it'd prolly be best if he put half of it -170180;1357631988;mircea_popescu;a third of it -170179;1357631989;mircea_popescu;something. -170178;1357632013;mircea_popescu;the rationale being that 100k put into btc now will make you "just as rich" as 300k put into btc now. -170177;1357632014;Dr-X;you can burn your fingers with bitcoin, if you buying them with hard earned money -170176;1357632021;mircea_popescu;on the other hand, losing all your money is not the same as losing a third. -170175;1357632063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 712 @ 0.00471893 = 3.3599 BTC [+] -170174;1357632128;mircea_popescu;Confirmed total: 263 BTC -170173;1357632133;mircea_popescu;this srsly isn't bad. -170172;1357632325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00063621 = 8.0799 BTC [-] -170171;1357632427;kakobrekla;off i go -170170;1357632428;kakobrekla;nite -170169;1357632437;Namworld;night -170168;1357632497;Namworld;If he puts it in SD, might not be such a bad deal. SD will probably remain a major Bitcoin betting site for a long time. -170167;1357632515;Namworld;Hmm... people are really overbidding on BBET. -170166;1357632535;Namworld;Where will be the cheap blocks D= -170165;1357632619;Namworld;and who buys 1.8 million BBET =P -170164;1357632638;Namworld;At that price... -170163;1357632679;Bugpowder;not the bidder -170162;1357632694;Bugpowder;math don't work rite -170161;1357632719;Namworld;In S.DICE* -170160;1357632771;Bugpowder;yeah -170159;1357632780;Bugpowder;I think he will not roll it all in -170158;1357632792;Bugpowder;probably just put $500 / mo in -170157;1357632814;Namworld;At that price for BBET, 10 million would cost 2775 BTC. BBET would need to get 277 500 BTC in bets to get that back in fees for dividends... -170156;1357632818;Namworld;Damn... -170155;1357632838;Bugpowder;Over the course of its existence -170154;1357632844;mircea_popescu;at the rate it;s going atm, it will do that in ~10 years -170153;1357632849;mircea_popescu;not counting advertising revenue -170152;1357632861;mircea_popescu;o im sorry. 1000 days not 10 years. 3 years. -170151;1357632874;Bugpowder;Man, my matlab bet optimizer doesn't handle the time decay -170150;1357632879;Namworld;Hmm, still quite some time. -170149;1357632887;Namworld;Advertising revenue eh? -170148;1357632897;mircea_popescu;this discussion reminds me of s.dice cca august. -170147;1357632906;Dr-X;and what happens if the bitcoin price in dollar rises? price of the stock goes down? -170146;1357632911;Namworld;Maybe either BitVPS or Namworld could sponsor an ad on BBET. -170145;1357632917;mircea_popescu;Dr-X hasn't happened to far. -170144;1357632932;mircea_popescu;s,mpoe went up like 3000% while the btc went up like 300% in dollars. -170143;1357632946;mircea_popescu;Namworld not a bad idea. it's a pay as much as you want 30 days rotator deal. -170142;1357632948;Dr-X;hm ok ;) -170141;1357632959;Namworld;Interesting. -170140;1357632963;Dr-X;so you're rich now, congratz :D -170139;1357632965;mircea_popescu;Dr-X they're purely btc businesses. the dollar don't enter into it. -170138;1357632999;Namworld;People seem to bet just as much BTC when it's 1$ per BTC or if it's 20$ per BTC -170137;1357633010;Namworld;They just bet it. -170136;1357633023;Dr-X;If I have 50 BTC and my goal is more money and more BTC what do I do? -170135;1357633067;Bugpowder;;;ticker -170134;1357633067;Namworld;Buy some S.DICE -170133;1357633077;Bugpowder;BREAKOUT -170132;1357633079;Namworld;or something like that. -170131;1357633085;Bugpowder;;;ticker -170130;1357633094;Namworld;BREAKOUT: Gribble Edition -170129;1357633099;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.68386, Best ask: 13.81000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12614, Last trade: 13.81000, 24 hour volume: 41310.15984901, 24 hour low: 13.40400, 24 hour high: 13.81000, 24 hour vwap: 13.59046 -170128;1357633133;Dr-X;yeah, but my fear is that the price of the share will go down, when the price per btc goes up -170127;1357633168;Namworld;Hmm, than that makes it more USD safe, but you'd earn less if BTC prices rise. -170126;1357633206;Dr-X;how do value a company, it is worth 500k btc and 6,500,000 dollar (easier to calculate) -170125;1357633236;Bugpowder;It had $230,000 in profit last month -170124;1357633244;Bugpowder;PROFIT -170123;1357633244;Namworld;Well I guess you'd value it on revenue. -170122;1357633248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00474805 = 3.561 BTC [+] -170121;1357633250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00476255 = 6.4294 BTC [+] -170120;1357633267;Dr-X;no growth assumed when the price per btc doubles it will be worth 250k btc and 6,500,000 dollarz? -170119;1357633277;mircea_popescu;i wonder how many irl businesses are still making profit -170118;1357633280;Bugpowder;bitcoin prices went up -170117;1357633283;mircea_popescu;not ebidta bs window washing -170116;1357633287;Bugpowder;volume went up -170115;1357633291;Namworld;mircea, most of them? -170114;1357633297;mircea_popescu;Namworld i doubt it. -170113;1357633304;mircea_popescu;5th year of worldwide recession -170112;1357633309;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu IRL corporations are actually making shitloads right now -170111;1357633310;Namworld;At least when excluding small businesses -170110;1357633314;mircea_popescu;i'd be surprised if there's a thousand left. -170109;1357633318;Bugpowder;CMI -170108;1357633342;Bugpowder;Corp balanace sheets are basically all time healthiest -170107;1357633343;Namworld;I'd be surprised if there was less than a million left... -170106;1357633362;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder not if you properly account for the currency risk -170105;1357633362;Bugpowder;except those with financial exposure -170104;1357633362;Bugpowder;financials -170103;1357633366;Bugpowder;lol -170102;1357633368;mircea_popescu;>D -170101;1357633373;Dr-X;they do too, bank stocks are the best right now -170100;1357633393;Bugpowder;The banks are all bankrupt -170099;1357633398;Namworld;We're not in a catastrophic recession. Many businesses cut jobs or make less profits. -170098;1357633410;Bugpowder;but... they probably won't fail -170097;1357633420;mircea_popescu;and that pretty much says the whole story. -170096;1357633422;Namworld;But most shops, corp, etc you see all around still make a profit. -170095;1357633427;Bugpowder;SP500 earnings are very very high right now -170094;1357633428;mircea_popescu;no, they won't fail, they just poison the economy with worthless receipts -170093;1357633431;mircea_popescu;pirate style. -170092;1357633432;Bugpowder;very efficient -170091;1357633434;Dr-X;no they're not bankrupt, they have a shitload of own equity -170090;1357633456;mircea_popescu;basically this is exactly btc economy cca july : everyone's balance sheets were all time flush with cash -170089;1357633458;Bugpowder;the banks have a shitload of bad loans that are not being marked to market -170088;1357633459;mircea_popescu;except not really. -170087;1357633471;Bugpowder;although much has be given to fed at par -170086;1357633475;Bugpowder;as collatoral -170085;1357633481;mircea_popescu;plenty of dead walking, and it's impossible not to do business with them -170084;1357633489;mircea_popescu;i mean, i could do it in btc, cause it's small and people are idiots -170083;1357633497;mircea_popescu;irl i couldn't do it, and so i assume nobody else can either. -170082;1357633502;Bugpowder;Dude, China is still growing at 7% -170081;1357633505;mircea_popescu;pff. -170080;1357633510;Bugpowder;you are way to pessimistic -170079;1357633516;mircea_popescu;the news i see from china are pretty bad. -170078;1357633518;Bugpowder;on global corp health -170077;1357633526;mircea_popescu;they're getting riots almost on par with the us by now. -170076;1357633526;Dr-X;good fiat economy is bad for him :P -170075;1357633573;Namworld;But in Canada everything is fine. -170074;1357633594;mircea_popescu;Dr-X thing is i was of the same persuasion before discovering btc. -170073;1357633630;Bugpowder;http://www.multpl.com -170072;1357633641;Bugpowder;US? -170071;1357633644;Bugpowder;riots? -170070;1357633646;Bugpowder;where? -170069;1357633646;Dr-X;some bets on satoshi show up 3 times in recent -170068;1357633716;Namworld;Everything is always fine in Canada... nothing much happening. Just people saying "Eh?" all the time and mooses. -170067;1357633836;mircea_popescu;isn't it meece ? -170066;1357633888;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder occupy movements, whatever. -170065;1357633976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00471893 = 18.8757 BTC [-] -170064;1357634023;Bugpowder;Compared to the race riots of the 60s and 70s, I think we are doing pretty damn well -170063;1357634055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1838 @ 0.00471893 = 8.6734 BTC [-] -170062;1357634057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 162 @ 0.00469917 = 0.7613 BTC [-] -170061;1357634061;Bugpowder;Whole Foods opening stores in downtown Detroit yo -170060;1357634066;mircea_popescu;lol -170059;1357634087;mircea_popescu;i didn't mean the us is particularly turmoily -170058;1357634096;mircea_popescu;i meant that it's outrageous for china -170057;1357634155;Bugpowder;China doing pretty well compared to 70s as well -170056;1357634248;mircea_popescu;not really. -170055;1357634250;mircea_popescu;back then they were poor. -170054;1357634253;mircea_popescu;they had no alternative. -170053;1357634415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10020 @ 0.0006352 = 6.3647 BTC [-] -170052;1357634416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00063517 = 7.368 BTC [-] -170051;1357634418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00063412 = 6.468 BTC [-] -170050;1357634419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 280 @ 0.00063358 = 0.1774 BTC [-] -170049;1357634596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14352 @ 0.00063358 = 9.0931 BTC [-] -170048;1357634604;Namworld;Possible, my english might not be that good. -170047;1357634992;midnightmagic;Canada is not fine. The moron voting public voted in Harper based on promises of infrastructure investment which haven't materialized, and now we have a rapidly deteriorating legislature which consists of a bunch of idealogical idiots essentially ignoring the entire canadian public and dismantling some of our most cherished institutions and rights. -170046;1357635025;mircea_popescu;lol i was waiting for this -170045;1357635026;midnightmagic;Meanwhile, their own f*cking MPs are DM'ing people like myself and mocking us because we said they were going to be toast in the next election. -170044;1357635036;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic, go make a bet! --> http://bitbet.us -170043;1357635037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00469917 = 3.7593 BTC [-] -170042;1357635040;midnightmagic;"our" own MPs. -170041;1357635072;midnightmagic;I no longer have confidence, since making that statement, that my fellow voters are capable of a rational voting decision. -170040;1357635088;mircea_popescu;voters never are and never were capable of rational decision. that's not how voting works. -170039;1357635096;mod6;^^^^ -170038;1357635117;mod6;baaaaaa. -170037;1357635131;midnightmagic;It has in the past. Additionally, at least some people are voting with their ideals because Elizabeth May made it in. -170036;1357635135;mircea_popescu;for that matter, women don't pick men rationally either. -170035;1357635150;midnightmagic;now there's a true f'ing statement if i ever heard one. -170034;1357635175;mircea_popescu;voting is just a cheap method of statistically obtaining a call from the multitude. -170033;1357635178;mod6;people usually vote their wallets, and additionally always pick the precived winner before hand. voters don't like to vote for a loser, even if that candidate is more closely aligned with their political philosiphies. -170032;1357635195;midnightmagic;Here, each vote *used* to deliver some small amount of federal funding to the party voted for as a way of fostering independent third parties. -170031;1357635195;mircea_popescu;it's not rational, it's quite the opposite. but it has a historical record of conservation success. -170030;1357635221;midnightmagic;mod6: Apparently some of us do like to vote for a loser. Elizabeth May is in office. :) -170029;1357635230;mod6;HEHEH -170028;1357635236;mircea_popescu;now i have to look up who that is -170027;1357635261;midnightmagic;I saw her grand-daughters bare ass at a dinner once. she was wearing a mini-skirt and kept hugging people taller than she is. -170026;1357635276;midnightmagic;(highschool grad) -170025;1357635283;midnightmagic;Super uncomfortable dinner. -170024;1357635287;mircea_popescu;why lol -170023;1357635290;mod6;HAHAH -170022;1357635310;midnightmagic;Why was it uncomfortable? -170021;1357635369;mircea_popescu;sure. you can't eat with women you've seen the ass of ? -170020;1357635385;midnightmagic;Bare asses of unknown other people mean bare asses are sitting on the seats I sit in. It reminded me of how unhygienic being out for dinner is and I like to suspend my disbelief for a little while. -170019;1357635427;midnightmagic;Also it was classless for the grand-daughter of the leader of one of the main political parties in Canada to dress like that. -170018;1357635432;mircea_popescu;seriously!? -170017;1357635445;mircea_popescu;she's a teen! she's supposed to go around barebutt -170016;1357635453;mod6;haha, wow. i probably wouldt have given it a second thought. i must be a savage. -170015;1357635503;midnightmagic;It either meant she was conscious of her dress choice, or not. If she wasn't, then it was uncomfortable watching her accidentally and apparently unconciously bare her ass seven or eight times. -170014;1357635515;mod6;lol -170013;1357635566;mod6;people are just attention whores these das. -170012;1357635569;mod6;*days -170011;1357635575;mircea_popescu;you actually care tghat you're sitting where some other chick sat ?! -170010;1357635575;midnightmagic;If she was, then.. why? Who's her audience? A bunch of stuffy people at a calm atmosphere restaurant where people are coming in from the cold (it was damn cold) and eating soup in their flannels? -170009;1357635579;midnightmagic;lol -170008;1357635612;mircea_popescu;her audience is simply the world. she's not old enough to know y'all aren't worth the trouble yet. -170007;1357635616;mircea_popescu;you should be flattered. -170006;1357635620;midnightmagic;Meanwhile, it was like none of the rest of her family noticed that they were making everyone uncomfortable. -170005;1357635628;midnightmagic;Yeah, in that sense it was f'ing awesome. -170004;1357635659;midnightmagic;And in the sense that the leader of some political party has raised a family to be essentially unfettered, dress-wise. -170003;1357635665;midnightmagic;That I appreciated. -170002;1357635672;mod6;Well, does anyone remember the bush daughters? LOL -170001;1357635684;midnightmagic;Were they all racy too? -170000;1357635690;mod6;omg -169999;1357635690;midnightmagic;I don't remember them so much.. -169998;1357635698;mod6;lmao -169997;1357635717;midnightmagic;lol -169996;1357635727;mircea_popescu;one of them took off her underwear in public once -169995;1357635730;mircea_popescu;put something else on -169994;1357635754;midnightmagic;whoah -169993;1357635763;mircea_popescu;classless lol. -169992;1357635770;mircea_popescu;you live in the colonies. what class ? -169991;1357635813;midnightmagic;Ever been to Canada? -169990;1357635843;mircea_popescu;for about two hours once, off nh -169989;1357635878;midnightmagic;:P -169988;1357635887;mircea_popescu;i was jus' ribbin ye a little. -169987;1357635888;midnightmagic;so, quiet, you and your colonies references. -169986;1357635898;midnightmagic;i know -169985;1357635899;mircea_popescu;im sure canada is just as classless as the rest of the world, that's what we have the internet for -169984;1357635907;midnightmagic;^^ that -169983;1357635909;mircea_popescu;classlessness uniformity. -169982;1357635930;midnightmagic;people used to punch out other people for being classless. manners made it around pretty good. -169981;1357635958;mircea_popescu;nobody punched anybody over class lol. at most they furrowed their brows and whined privately. -169980;1357635998;midnightmagic;no way. Not much earlier than my grandfather's era, ignoring someone who said hello to you was a punch-out-able offence. -169979;1357636085;mircea_popescu;but going around punching people is not too classy now is it. -169978;1357636097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00476255 = 8.0963 BTC [+] -169977;1357636110;midnightmagic;Sure. People were admired for their fists. -169976;1357636128;midnightmagic;Righteous fisticuffs. -169975;1357636143;mircea_popescu;i guess if you can't afford a rapier or w/e -169974;1357636196;midnightmagic;right. black eyes heal. Put the boxing gloves on and get your differences out in the open. Did you ever see the Mickey Mouse club episodes where they put two fighting boys in the ring together and let them duke it out? -169973;1357636254;mircea_popescu;i never saw mickey mouse club at all -169972;1357636267;midnightmagic;I was wide-eyed shocked when I saw that. -169971;1357636273;mircea_popescu;but i know i resented at that age the implication of equality in this method -169970;1357636279;midnightmagic;And then my dad started telling me stories of grandpa.. :) -169969;1357636282;mircea_popescu;i always had my differences resolved by overwhelming forcve. -169968;1357636299;midnightmagic;different times man -169967;1357636309;mircea_popescu;i guess so -169966;1357636403;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: So! Got anything you're actively ranting about lately? -169965;1357636438;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/whats-a-rogue-state/ like ? -169964;1357636450;midnightmagic;Bitcoin-related? -169963;1357636552;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-question-of-the-year-in-btc/ ok try that then -169962;1357636719;midnightmagic;Woops, "begging the question" doesn't mean "raising the question". -169961;1357636747;mircea_popescu;lol -169960;1357636923;midnightmagic;geh.. Voorhees is such a weird gonzo -169959;1357636953;mircea_popescu;lol ? -169958;1357636990;midnightmagic;We'll see what happens to sdice when asic are delivered.. :-) -169957;1357637000;mircea_popescu;there's a relation ? -169956;1357637010;midnightmagic;I hope so! -169955;1357637016;midnightmagic;Future-tense. -169954;1357637023;mircea_popescu;what'd it be ? -169953;1357637054;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/40/ btw. -169952;1357637071;midnightmagic;Redistribution of hashrate, in some cases to people who care what happens with the blockchain. -169951;1357637124;mircea_popescu;lol -169950;1357637131;mircea_popescu;im not too concerned about miners deciding to ruin bitcoin. -169949;1357637146;midnightmagic;Not ruin it. -169948;1357637177;mod6;its kinda like rg said once, if bitcoin can't handle the tx's from SD, then we should pack up and shut off the lights now. -169947;1357637189;mircea_popescu;the moment bitcoin is not transaction agnostic it might as well be dead. -169946;1357637192;mod6;but... that doesn't mean there couldn't be a better way to do it either. -169945;1357637196;mircea_popescu;who do you think wants to ask miners' permission ? -169944;1357637196;midnightmagic;but sdice operates inside the txn space, which makes it easy to filter. If they operated the way everyone else normal does, and stopped doing those stupid micro-txn, then meh. -169943;1357637223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00476255 = 1.4288 BTC [+] -169942;1357637224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.0047638 = 3.3347 BTC [+] -169941;1357637225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1159 @ 0.00476484 = 5.5224 BTC [+] -169940;1357637226;midnightmagic;it can. but there isn't enough incentive due to concentration of txn value. also, rg isn't really much of an authority :) -169939;1357637226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1841 @ 0.00477167 = 8.7846 BTC [+] -169938;1357637250;mod6;midnightmagic: no. but he said it, and I agree :) -169937;1357637251;mircea_popescu;this is just posturing on the strength of the block reward being still large-ish -169936;1357637267;mod6;just giving credit where due, etc. -169935;1357637288;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: the value of keeping sdice txn in the blockchain is less than the value of keeping diffuse txn in the blockchain, including mixnets btw. -169934;1357637311;midnightmagic;and miners are the ones who set fee structures. -169933;1357637315;mircea_popescu;this is a moot question -169932;1357637321;midnightmagic;that is part of the whole nature of bitcoin. -169931;1357637323;mircea_popescu;nobody's to evaluate the value of keeping a tx in the blockchain -169930;1357637328;mircea_popescu;other than the issuer of the tx. -169929;1357637348;mircea_popescu;miners stick with this or get lost. -169928;1357637357;midnightmagic;that's not true. :) -169927;1357637363;mircea_popescu;hey, it's the exact standard -169926;1357637379;mircea_popescu;but you're welcome to establish it through experience if simple theory doesn't cut it for ya. -169925;1357637393;midnightmagic;the exact standard has fees, and the code has anti-dust-spam exceptions in it. satoshi foresaw operations like sdice. -169924;1357637399;mod6;*whew* almost forgot that mtdew in the freezer -169923;1357637399;midnightmagic;hah, lol. -169922;1357637423;mircea_popescu;i guess at some point the split between the people who matter and the people who think they know better is inevitable -169921;1357637443;mircea_popescu;contrary to what the people who think they know better think, their fall into oblivion will be immediate. -169920;1357637464;midnightmagic;let other people who don't care, mine sdice txn, and take the hit to block propagation. the incentive is against including sdice txn in the blockchain. -169919;1357637475;mircea_popescu;yeah, i guess time will tell. -169918;1357637492;mircea_popescu;the incentive really is against including miners who don't ihnclude transactions into bitcoin. -169917;1357637513;midnightmagic;that's not true. even miners who do *no* txn in their blocks are still burying txn in work. -169916;1357637531;midnightmagic;they're still securing the blockchain. -169915;1357637535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00477167 = 2.6244 BTC [+] -169914;1357637548;mircea_popescu;you'll at some point have to come to terms with the cold reality that about half of bitcoin's utility atm is s.dice -169913;1357637568;mircea_popescu;i know you like bitcoin in principle. but in practical terms, it's useless other than because its that thing where sdice happens. -169912;1357637606;mircea_popescu;"not including" the filling in the donut is pracrtically speaking not including yourself among the donut makers. -169911;1357637612;mircea_popescu;because donuts WILL be made. -169910;1357637641;midnightmagic;lol hilarious analogy. But! Are they Tim Horton's doughnuts, or Krispy Kremes? -169909;1357637654;mircea_popescu;apparently they're E Vor Hee's -169908;1357637665;midnightmagic;man fuck that guy.. lol -169907;1357637735;mircea_popescu;he's amusing to me because looky here : the consensus was that mining corps are the big deal. -169906;1357637747;mircea_popescu;out of nowhere comes this dood, and suddenly his corp is larger than all the asic producers together -169905;1357637753;mircea_popescu;and makes more revenue to boot. -169904;1357637758;midnightmagic;it was? -169903;1357637765;mircea_popescu;completely blindsides market, it's hysterical to watch reactions etc. -169902;1357637793;mircea_popescu;well yes it was. glbse practically consisted of pirate passthroughs and mining farms. -169901;1357637800;midnightmagic;good lord no. ASIC producers are internally parasitic. The value derives from a parasitic self-consumption of economic worth. -169900;1357637838;mircea_popescu;the what ?! -169899;1357637907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3700 @ 0.00477167 = 17.6552 BTC [+] -169898;1357637957;mod6;hmmm -169897;1357638006;midnightmagic;Ah, that's not consensus. -169896;1357638036;mircea_popescu;mh -169895;1357638054;midnightmagic;The what what..? -169894;1357638090;mircea_popescu;i dunnop lol -169893;1357638093;midnightmagic;The value of mining is a finite value and can't exceed some fraction of the value of the bitcoin economy.. -169892;1357638108;mircea_popescu;right. -169891;1357638113;midnightmagic;It's cannibalizing some of its own worth in order to secure itself. -169890;1357638168;midnightmagic;"securing itself" includes disincentivizing b-s like the DDoS that sdice is. :-) -169889;1357638178;midnightmagic;imo.. -169888;1357638192;mircea_popescu;nah, asic (real asic) is actual research. -169887;1357638206;mircea_popescu;the bs going on currently is cannibalizing some of btc's perception for private gain -169886;1357638224;mircea_popescu;sorta like someone selling haagen dasz icecream made in nj as "classy" yurpean stuff. -169885;1357638251;midnightmagic;the funding for the research can't happen if selling bitcoin rewards doesn't support it though.. -169884;1357638266;midnightmagic;yeah i don't understand that. there's a simple metric to finding the best ice cream in a store.. -169883;1357638279;midnightmagic;weigh it and calculate density. -169882;1357638283;mircea_popescu;sure it can. research that's not justified economically happens all the time -169881;1357638289;mircea_popescu;it's what research actually is, for that matter. -169880;1357638301;midnightmagic;ah, usually that's publically-funded though. -169879;1357638309;midnightmagic;s/usually/often/ -169878;1357638312;mod6;lol: (23:44) < midnightmagic> weigh it and calculate density. <<< don't you just go by flavor? -169877;1357638323;midnightmagic;mod6: that comes next. -169876;1357638331;mod6;oh. -169875;1357638334;mod6;srry. -169874;1357638342;midnightmagic;mod6: And no, I refuse to buy whipped-air ice cream. It's inferior quality. -169873;1357638369;midnightmagic;mod6: Notice they sell ice cream by volume. Which really cheeses me off. But the denser it is, the more cream:air ratio it has. -169872;1357638387;mircea_popescu;you ever been to europe ? -169871;1357638392;midnightmagic;who me? -169870;1357638430;midnightmagic;I've always wanted to. -169869;1357638444;mircea_popescu;yeah well, that's the icecream metric. -169868;1357638462;mircea_popescu;have some proper gelato. -169867;1357638471;midnightmagic;I've had proper gelato. -169866;1357638489;mod6;thats like an ICEE right? -169865;1357638499;midnightmagic;I make ice cream; I used to sell it by the tonne. 1 metric tonne every two weeks or so. -169864;1357638504;midnightmagic;Scopped out into cones.. -169863;1357638522;mod6;you make 1 metric ton of icecream per week? -169862;1357638530;mod6;err two weeks?! -169861;1357638537;mircea_popescu;oh ok then -169860;1357638539;mod6;hahah, do you run a ice cream parlor? -169859;1357638546;midnightmagic;No, I sold 1 metric tonne of ice cream every two weeks, scooped out by myself. I was very young. -169858;1357638549;mircea_popescu;by volume -169857;1357638566;midnightmagic;I make my own ice cream because so much of it sucks in the stores and nobody knows any different. -169856;1357638572;mod6;wow -169855;1357638586;pigeons;i used to be a fax server when i was young -169854;1357638593;mod6;home made icecream is better if i recall, i haven't had it in about 25 years. -169853;1357638601;mod6;lol pigeons -169852;1357638604;midnightmagic;lol awesome -169851;1357638608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3850 @ 0.00469917 = 18.0918 BTC [-] -169850;1357638650;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: In the big 20L containers, if there's air in there it melts more rapidly and nobody will buy it. -169849;1357638665;midnightmagic;i miss access to those things. they're really great for berry picking. -169848;1357638680;mircea_popescu;lol this guy's a bear. -169847;1357638690;mircea_popescu;on the internet nobody knows. except one can guess. -169846;1357638698;mod6;im like O.o -169845;1357638721;mod6;this guy picks berries, makes 2 ton vats of ice cream and still finds time to hang in -assets! -169844;1357638733;midnightmagic;lol no, when I was younger. -169843;1357638733;mircea_popescu;you forgot highschooler butt -169842;1357638739;mod6;hahah -169841;1357638741;midnightmagic;well that was just a few months ago. -169840;1357638800;mircea_popescu;when you were also younger -169839;1357638809;midnightmagic;technically i guess. -169838;1357638837;midnightmagic;mod6: You don't pick berries? -169837;1357638888;mod6;well, actually, this year I did for the first time in many years. I was just thinking about that... kinda nice and quiet -- except for the damn bees. -169836;1357638889;mircea_popescu;i don't think it's legal in his country -169835;1357638909;midnightmagic;:) I knew it. -169834;1357638922;mod6;I had a female prodding me to leave the house/computer and do some berry picking. worked out well, got some nice ones. -169833;1357638953;mod6;i did my best to look like i was enjoying myself actually. -169832;1357638963;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: You should come out and pick berries with me. It's like meditating, and at the end we make pie. -169831;1357638992;mircea_popescu;maybe after the collapse of the us i visit that corner of the world again -169830;1357638996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2038 @ 0.00469917 = 9.5769 BTC [-] -169829;1357638998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 962 @ 0.00468133 = 4.5034 BTC [-] -169828;1357639033;mod6;Yeah. I'm hoping that comes soon, because shit is way too far out of wack over here. -169827;1357639132;mircea_popescu;decade-ish -169826;1357639137;mod6;It's hard to enjoy anything these days. Songs on the radio, tv shows, holidays... all seem to be overshaowed by the darkining war clouds. -169825;1357639141;midnightmagic;mod6: You sound like maybe you're east-coast? -169824;1357639158;mod6;na. i hate the east coast. -169823;1357639166;mod6;no offense east coast! lo -169822;1357639167;mod6;l -169821;1357639186;mod6;but im from Minnesota, and I spent a large amount of time in Arizona. -169820;1357639188;midnightmagic;mod6: Aw. I was going to ask if you've seen any wintergreens the last few years. I remember them being exceedingly rare. -169819;1357639228;mod6;Hmm, not sure what those are. -169818;1357639241;midnightmagic;mod6: Ever had wint-o-green lifesavers? -169817;1357639257;mod6;I've been to the east coast a number of times. The only thing I learned while there is everyone is a larger asshole than back home, and no one stops for red lights. -169816;1357639281;mod6;Oh, yeah. Those are good. :) -169815;1357639324;midnightmagic;mod6: That's a little like what the berries taste like. -169814;1357639375;mod6;ohh right on. here I just picked some rasberries. the apples wernt ready sadly. -169813;1357639384;midnightmagic;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wintergreen -169812;1357639400;midnightmagic;very very rare, they grow at the base of certain trees. -169811;1357639440;mod6;Wow, I had no idea. -169810;1357639445;mod6;Check this out: During the American Revolution, wintergreen leaves were used as a substitute for tea, which was scarce. -169809;1357639456;mod6;cool. -169808;1357639530;pigeons;picking berries on the east coast: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_drink -169807;1357639532;midnightmagic;delicious. if you ever get a chance, try one or two of the berries. transcendent flavour experience. :) -169806;1357639840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00475368 = 2.8522 BTC [+] -169805;1357640045;mod6;this thing says its posion lol -169804;1357640045;mod6;Danger: -169803;1357640046;mod6;Parts of plant are poisonous if ingested -169802;1357640165;mod6;One thing that I like about Canada: Formitable Hockey Players. -169801;1357640195;mod6;Every now and then I would have to travel to winnepeg to play the teams up there. Those guys were huge and almost as mean as me. -169800;1357640225;mod6;Always seems like the american teams we played were some real candyasses. -169799;1357663357;mircea_popescu;ahh so what's new -169798;1357663492;jurov;hi, brendio surfaced -169797;1357663566;mircea_popescu;o that's good -169796;1357663832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00464179 = 4.1776 BTC [+] -169795;1357663969;jurov;oh, and if anyone prefers to claim BIB.BVPS via coinbr, let yourself be heard: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87358.20;topicseen -169794;1357664209;mircea_popescu;that's even better. -169793;1357664220;mircea_popescu;;;later tell namjies oh, and if anyone prefers to claim BIB.BVPS via coinbr, let yourself be heard: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87358.20;topicseen -169792;1357664221;gribble;The operation succeeded. -169791;1357664416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 196 @ 0.00464179 = 0.9098 BTC [+] -169790;1357664418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00467175 = 1.1679 BTC [+] -169789;1357664419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00467883 = 9.3577 BTC [+] -169788;1357664419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 811 @ 0.00468254 = 3.7975 BTC [+] -169787;1357664427;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -169786;1357664427;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.73336, Best ask: 13.76960, Bid-ask spread: 0.03624, Last trade: 13.75950, 24 hour volume: 46393.77110328, 24 hour low: 13.40403, 24 hour high: 13.83000, 24 hour vwap: 13.62512 -169785;1357664430;mircea_popescu;o hey. -169784;1357664617;Anduck;hey mircea_popescu why dont bitbet just show how much the winning ratio for each bet is -169783;1357664628;mircea_popescu;doesn't it ? -169782;1357664643;Anduck;Weighted No: 534`511 -169781;1357664643;Anduck;Weighted Yes: 793`307 -169780;1357664647;Anduck;how the duck i decipher this? -169779;1357664653;mircea_popescu;but that's exactly what a ratio is neh ? -169778;1357664662;mircea_popescu;;;calc 534511 / 793307 -169777;1357664663;gribble;0.673775726169 -169776;1357664675;Anduck;well maybe it should show that on the page, too.. -169775;1357664685;Anduck;i've got no idea what i win if i bet 1 btc on a bet -169774;1357664689;Anduck;if it shows info like Weighted No: 534`511 -169773;1357664689;Anduck;Weighted Yes: 793`307 -169772;1357664691;mircea_popescu;that's an idea -169771;1357664783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00064571 = 4.6491 BTC [+] -169770;1357664818;pigeons;https://www.ultimafund.com/ -169769;1357664926;pigeons;Welcome, Dear Investor! -169768;1357664935;mircea_popescu;I am MAria -169767;1357664939;mircea_popescu;Please to loved you. -169766;1357664966;mircea_popescu;Yearly return: -21.90% -169765;1357664968;mircea_popescu;sweet -169764;1357664981;mircea_popescu;liek, better than btcjam, 78.1% -169763;1357664991;mircea_popescu;MOAR THAN MARKET of 77.whatever thefuck it was -169762;1357664998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00064553 = 7.359 BTC [-] -169761;1357665008;Bugpowder;That fund is not investing well -169760;1357665025;mircea_popescu;don't be a hater nao -169759;1357665028;Bugpowder;Nov 28 share price 0.88, Today 0.92 -169758;1357665067;mircea_popescu;Fund size: 2092.05 BTC -169757;1357665067;mircea_popescu;Deposit fee: 3.00% -169756;1357665067;mircea_popescu;Profit fee: 10.00% -169755;1357665068;mircea_popescu;holy shit -169754;1357665070;pigeons;See we're not a ponzi! -169753;1357665075;mircea_popescu;dude -169752;1357665077;Bugpowder;My 'fund' share price Nov. 28 = 0.782 -169751;1357665082;mircea_popescu;i should start a fund doing 3% off the top and 10% profit. -169750;1357665097;Bugpowder;My 'fund' share price today = 1.094 -169749;1357665104;pigeons;who is giving him money? I doubt anyone -169748;1357665106;Bugpowder;I take 2/10 -169747;1357665110;mircea_popescu;ya but you have a gf -169746;1357665127;Bugpowder;most hedge funds are 2 & 20 -169745;1357665138;mircea_popescu;ya but they ALSO have gfs. -169744;1357665148;Bugpowder;what is a gf? -169743;1357665152;mircea_popescu;girlfriend -169742;1357665167;mircea_popescu;im not paying someone with no track record 3%, 2% or any %. -169741;1357665175;Bugpowder;lol -169740;1357665178;Bugpowder;yeah -169739;1357665180;mircea_popescu;profit only for him. -169738;1357665202;Bugpowder;I would rather invest by myself -169737;1357665203;pigeons;He should start a S.DICE passthrough -169736;1357665218;Bugpowder;but 3/10 is not obscene, if he was running a decent fund -169735;1357665236;mircea_popescu;if he was somebody it would be obscene -169734;1357665241;mircea_popescu;as in, 50% over what's common. -169733;1357665243;Bugpowder;SAC took 3/50 -169732;1357665245;mircea_popescu;if he's nobody it's insanity -169731;1357665249;mircea_popescu;dude SAC. is this sac ? -169730;1357665251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00465113 = 3.2558 BTC [-] -169729;1357665253;Bugpowder;lol -169728;1357665256;mircea_popescu;well ? -169727;1357665260;Bugpowder;2&20 is standard -169726;1357665278;mircea_popescu;you know, brad pitt made a lot of money -169725;1357665285;mircea_popescu;therefore i shall be paid when i sing in the shower. -169724;1357665294;Bugpowder;Someone should start a fund with the tagline "The SAC of Bitcoin" -169723;1357665300;pigeons;I bet people would feel happy to pay the 3% deposit fee and think they were getting away with not paying 30 BTC mpex registration -169722;1357665309;mircea_popescu;Scottish Agricultural College of Bitcoin ? -169721;1357665312;Anduck;pigeons: is that a joke? -169720;1357665324;mircea_popescu;pigeons you see what a business enabler i am ? -169719;1357665331;Bugpowder;pigeons, actually that is why I take 2 -169718;1357665337;Bugpowder;to defray the account fee -169717;1357665338;Bugpowder;:) -169716;1357665376;topace;or you could just do it without a setup/deposit fee, like havelock investments :p -169715;1357665383;pigeons;5% -169714;1357665388;Anduck;how many here have actually paid the 30btc MPEX reg fee? -169713;1357665394;Bugpowder;I paid 20 -169712;1357665396;pigeons;i got it free -169711;1357665396;mircea_popescu;hundreds. -169710;1357665404;Anduck;hundreds - liar -169709;1357665404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1941 @ 0.00453282 = 8.7982 BTC [-] -169708;1357665410;mircea_popescu;dude it's in the monthly reports. -169707;1357665414;Bugpowder;If you have >500 BTC to invest, its not a big deal -169706;1357665417;Anduck;link please -169705;1357665420;mircea_popescu;... -169704;1357665432;Bugpowder;probably the average MPEX account has >500 -169703;1357665448;Anduck;i am very doubtful on that _hundreds_ would've paid 30 btc mpex reg fee -169702;1357665451;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-bonds-historical-data/ -169701;1357665455;mircea_popescu;there, all the links in the bottom. -169700;1357665462;Dr-X;I would charge people for this chat, so that the poor people stay out -169699;1357665463;mircea_popescu;you're very doubtful. why is that exactly ? -169698;1357665476;Bugpowder;S.DICE returned 5% this month -169697;1357665483;mircea_popescu;Dr-X prolly public access to the trade chan is a thing of limited timespan -169696;1357665492;jurov; ";;later tell namjies" - but he rebranded himself, will he get it still? -169695;1357665494;Bugpowder;;;calc 30/.05 -169694;1357665494;gribble;600 -169693;1357665503;mircea_popescu;jurov iirc he logs as namjies neh ? -169692;1357665504;Bugpowder;o wait, stock price is up 40% too -169691;1357665514;Bugpowder;;;calc 30/.45 -169690;1357665514;gribble;66.6666666667 -169689;1357665515;Anduck;sorry but where do i see the actual numbers of registred accounts, mircea_popescu? -169688;1357665533;mircea_popescu;its reported in the mpex statement as revenue from new accounts. -169687;1357665601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 549 @ 0.00455133 = 2.4987 BTC [+] -169686;1357665619;pigeons;again, has havelock ever shown a non-doctored statement yet? -169685;1357665634;Anduck;ahh -169684;1357665639;mircea_popescu;pigeons yeah -169683;1357665651;mircea_popescu;on the third try but they did it. gpg has a curve. -169682;1357665652;Anduck;nov 12 seems to have had 240 from new accs, making it 8 new accounts, right? -169681;1357665668;mircea_popescu;anywhere between 8 and 12. -169680;1357665676;mircea_popescu;there's a referral scheme -169679;1357665685;Anduck;which works how? -169678;1357665696;pigeons;give your key id, both get 5 btc -169677;1357665701;mircea_popescu;new user names referrer by keyid, the both get 5 btc. tis in the faq. -169676;1357665707;Anduck;'aight -169675;1357665716;pigeons;someone else mentioned it yesterday -169674;1357665738;mircea_popescu;it's starting to possibly dawn on people (one year later) that making 5 btc per signup is not at all a bad deal -169673;1357665742;mircea_popescu;heck, porn doesn't pay that. -169672;1357665788;topace;pigeons: what do you mean? havelock non doctored statement?? -169671;1357665807;pigeons;topace: i mean that havelock cut out the gpg signature -169670;1357665819;topace;i'll give you one right now -169669;1357665820;pigeons;so we can't verify its authenticity -169668;1357665898;mircea_popescu;nah they published a proper one eventually. -169667;1357665913;pigeons;ok. -169666;1357665921;topace;http://www.lightbox.ca/~james/stat.for.pigeons.txt -169665;1357665960;topace;pigeons: please verify -169664;1357665977;pigeons;gpg: Signature made Tue 08 Jan 2013 10:24:48 AM EST using DSA key ID F1B69921 -169663;1357665980;pigeons;gpg: Good signature from "MP Stock Exchange (Visit http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/) " -169662;1357665981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00063566 = 6.4837 BTC [-] -169661;1357665982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1702 @ 0.00064571 = 1.099 BTC [+] -169660;1357665984;pigeons;thanks -169659;1357665984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8076 @ 0.00064708 = 5.2258 BTC [+] -169658;1357665992;topace;lol and now you know my s.bbet bid :p -169657;1357666000;pigeons;:) -169656;1357666031;topace;public offering that started this morning is half sold out too -169655;1357666041;topace;will bring us to 250,000 shares -169654;1357666048;pigeons;pretty good response -169653;1357666176;pigeons;nice to hear from you topace i didnt know havelock was here -169652;1357666328;kakobrekla;he quit on you. -169651;1357666372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.00064886 = 13.107 BTC [+] -169650;1357666377;pigeons;i have that effect -169649;1357666392;mircea_popescu;lol -169648;1357666580;jurov;mircea_popescu, care to look on withdrawals? -169647;1357666628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00065195 = 10.04 BTC [+] -169646;1357666676;topace;oops sorry pigeons saw nothing after "pretty good response" -169645;1357666680;topace;yea, im surprised at the response -169644;1357666690;topace;but ill keep buying shares and issuing units on havelock if the demand is there -169643;1357666804;kakobrekla;16:27.24 ( pigeons ) pretty good response -169642;1357666805;kakobrekla;16:29.32 ( pigeons ) nice to hear from you topace i didnt know havelock was here -169641;1357666805;kakobrekla;16:31.51 .•• topace ( ~kvirc@unaffiliated/topace ) has quit IRC ( Ping timeout: 246 seconds ) -169640;1357666805;kakobrekla;16:32.04 ( kakobrekla ) he quit on you. -169639;1357666805;kakobrekla;16:32.49 ( @assbot ) [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20200 @ 0.00064886 = 13.107 BTC [+] -169638;1357666805;kakobrekla;16:32.53 ( pigeons ) i have that effect -169637;1357666830;topace;haha -169636;1357666851;topace;aparently my office connection sucks today -169635;1357666895;topace;kakobrekla: mircea_popescu said there might be a possibility to interface with assbot for traders on havelock? -169634;1357666910;kakobrekla;pm me and we talk. -169633;1357667048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00467745 = 7.7178 BTC [+] -169632;1357667049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00458277 = 3.2079 BTC [-] -169631;1357667185;jurov; I bet people would feel happy to pay the 3% deposit fee and think they were getting away with not paying 30 BTC mpex registration -169630;1357667191;jurov;^ what makes you so sure? -169629;1357667328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00065195 = 2.999 BTC [+] -169628;1357667330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00065196 = 5.1179 BTC [+] -169627;1357667515;jurov;oh, disregard that. even 1BTC/year for coinbr is too much to these. with burnside placed himself on prominent place. -169626;1357667589;jurov;and you next to him, ofc -169625;1357667836;thestringpuller;q -169624;1357667980;jurov;what's unclear? there just seems to be a group of people unable to stomach mpex -169623;1357668040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 36 @ 0.00468254 = 0.1686 BTC [+] -169622;1357668042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 378 @ 0.00473719 = 1.7907 BTC [+] -169621;1357668043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 86 @ 0.00474063 = 0.4077 BTC [+] -169620;1357668120;thestringpuller;like EskimoBob -169619;1357668124;thestringpuller;lol -169618;1357668452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 949 @ 0.00470184 = 4.462 BTC [-] -169617;1357668499;topace;EskimoBob: you're more than welcome to use havelock investments :p -169616;1357668681;jurov;topace, don't dare to ask any fees, then :) -169615;1357668705;topace;we dont -169614;1357668729;topace;for s.dice passthru its just a % of the dividends (5%) -169613;1357668743;topace;but no deposit/withdraw fees, no trade fees, no setup fees -169612;1357668782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00064886 = 3.0496 BTC [-] -169611;1357669290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00474063 = 9.4813 BTC [+] -169610;1357669611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5849 @ 0.00065196 = 3.8133 BTC [+] -169609;1357669612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4401 @ 0.00065419 = 2.8791 BTC [+] -169608;1357669822;gigavps;gypsy bazaar -169607;1357669833;gigavps;never heard mpex called that before -169606;1357669843;gigavps;EskimoBob you are quite creative -169605;1357669881;Diablo-D3;I like that phrase -169604;1357669890;Diablo-D3;I agree with EskimoBob though -169603;1357669893;Korbman;Ha, indeed..gave me some interesting visuals -169602;1357669899;Diablo-D3;mpex has two worthwhile stocks, mpex being one of them -169601;1357669963;gigavps;i love that EskimoBob follows up "sucking up as hard as you can" with a smiley face -169600;1357669998;gigavps;gives me warm fuzzies to know that EskimoBob's creativeness is not reserved just for the gigamining thread -169599;1357670000;kakobrekla;love is in the air. -169598;1357670070;jurov;they aren't gypsies, you missed in class when mircea explained teh pic -169597;1357670079;kakobrekla;:DD -169596;1357670120;gigavps;lol -169595;1357670126;gigavps;you can call if you like -169594;1357670168;jurov;iirc, they were smuggling his luggage from or to guatemala -169593;1357670334;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: is a hater -169592;1357670385;mircea_popescu;jurov im sorry but mpex doesn't process withdrawals -169591;1357670387;mircea_popescu;deposits only. -169590;1357670393;kakobrekla;:D -169589;1357670394;gigavps;EskimoBob what do you mean "handle the forums" -169588;1357670400;jurov;oh, no more withdrawals? -169587;1357670436;jurov;EskimoBob - you see what happens when you complain about withdrawal fee. -169586;1357670445;mircea_popescu;who's da gypsy ? -169585;1357670449;jurov;they'll get discontinued -169584;1357670482;gigavps;well, if i was only selling bull shit, i'm sure it would be a lot harder -169583;1357670504;gigavps;but there isn't much to telling the truth -169582;1357670587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 167 @ 0.00474063 = 0.7917 BTC [+] -169581;1357670588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00474806 = 4.7481 BTC [+] -169580;1357670589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00475272 = 4.7527 BTC [+] -169579;1357670590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 833 @ 0.00475481 = 3.9608 BTC [+] -169578;1357670614;gigavps;Teramining contract is already created -169577;1357670620;mircea_popescu;jurov it was from chiapas to peten -169576;1357670624;mircea_popescu;(mexico to guatemala) -169575;1357670625;gigavps;ready to go -169574;1357670629;Diablo-D3;speaking of legal, I wish we had a bitlawyer -169573;1357670663;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: its not complicated or expensive in the US -169572;1357670674;Diablo-D3;although it depends which state you're incorporating in -169571;1357670700;gigavps;yes, a contract -169570;1357670703;Korbman;establishing a legal entity in the States isn't hard at all -169569;1357670710;Korbman;that's what I did -169568;1357670718;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes/no -169567;1357670725;Diablo-D3;I think we had this discussion before -169566;1357670760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00472926 = 9.2221 BTC [-] -169565;1357670881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2475 @ 0.00475481 = 11.7682 BTC [+] -169564;1357670882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 11400 @ 0.00475485 = 54.2053 BTC [+] -169563;1357670883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2550 @ 0.00477418 = 12.1742 BTC [+] -169562;1357670885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.0047797 = 238.985 BTC [+] -169561;1357670886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00478065 = 11.9516 BTC [+] -169560;1357670886;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: it depends on the state -169559;1357670887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 77075 @ 0.00478699 = 368.9573 BTC [+] -169558;1357670911;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: like, some states do not require the state to have a list of all investors, or even the company to have to make it public on request -169557;1357670922;Diablo-D3;I think its nevada that has that, but I could be wrong -169556;1357670946;Diablo-D3;Ukto: talk to nanotube to get your shit on assbot -169555;1357670952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 181 @ 0.00472926 = 0.856 BTC [-] -169554;1357670981;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: it can be in some cases, yes -169553;1357671143;Korbman;contracts are important though -169552;1357671176;Korbman;still is...that's called a verbal contract -169551;1357671189;Diablo-D3;yes, but verbal contracts are hard to enforce -169550;1357671243;Korbman;unless you have a witness haha, but yeah for the most part they're a pain -169549;1357671256;Diablo-D3;well yes -169548;1357671260;Diablo-D3;if he was truly a gentleman -169547;1357671262;Diablo-D3;this wouldnt be a problem -169546;1357671270;Korbman;indeed -169545;1357671278;Diablo-D3;yup -169544;1357671283;Diablo-D3;there are very very very very few people I trust -169543;1357671299;Diablo-D3;and the very few I trust usually end up stabbing me in the back anyhow -169542;1357671306;Diablo-D3;so yes, the days of gentlemen are over. -169541;1357671417;kakobrekla;O_o -169540;1357671431;Korbman;Ha, seems that way sometimes -169539;1357671678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00468872 = 23.4436 BTC [-] -169538;1357671720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3600 @ 0.00468872 = 16.8794 BTC [-] -169537;1357672316;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: ICBIT was told how to set up assbot ticker but it never went anywhere -169536;1357672321;thestringpuller;don't blame assbot :P -169535;1357672332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2415 @ 0.00472477 = 11.4103 BTC [+] -169534;1357672386;thestringpuller;Soon S.DICE will be prie for shorting -169533;1357672413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5580 @ 0.00478699 = 26.7114 BTC [+] -169532;1357672486;Dr-X;mh -169531;1357672508;Dr-X;no profits this month so far -169530;1357672544;jcpham;impatient much -169529;1357672549;thestringpuller;someone who wants to get exit the position and take his profits elsewhere will sell soon -169528;1357672560;thestringpuller;and we'll see a wall of sells -169527;1357672577;thestringpuller;but in small lucky bursts -169526;1357672581;thestringpuller;you have to keep yo eye out -169525;1357672617;Dr-X;the ipo was for 0.0037? -169524;1357672617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00478699 = 13.4036 BTC [+] -169523;1357672646;topace;wow we're up to that 125k ask wlal -169522;1357672648;topace;wall -169521;1357672656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17502 @ 0.00064886 = 11.3563 BTC [-] -169520;1357672679;JWU_42;really -169519;1357672693;jcpham;no volume -169518;1357672696;jcpham;just a wall -169517;1357672706;JWU_42;125k ? -169516;1357672823;thestringpuller;no like a wall of text -169515;1357672828;thestringpuller;cause it happens so fast -169514;1357672836;thestringpuller;but no not a ot of volume -169513;1357672846;thestringpuller;like under 25 btc at first -169512;1357672852;thestringpuller;small fish exiting -169511;1357672858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.00478108 = 6.9326 BTC [-] -169510;1357672883;jcpham;http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5026802 -169509;1357672935;thestringpuller;I didn't know there were free ACH services.. -169508;1357672954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1670 @ 0.00478698 = 7.9943 BTC [+] -169507;1357672956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 530 @ 0.00478699 = 2.5371 BTC [+] -169506;1357672957;thestringpuller;oh it's not free lame -169505;1357673006;thestringpuller;jcpham: what is this nonsense -169504;1357673102;jcpham;i'm not sure -169503;1357673114;jcpham;but bank acount details in curl commands must be legit -169502;1357673183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1385 @ 0.00478107 = 6.6218 BTC [-] -169501;1357673242;thestringpuller;what do you expect from ycombinator -169500;1357673286;Diablo-D3;are you on drugs thestringpuller? -169499;1357673325;Diablo-D3;y combinator is a startup incubator -169498;1357673332;Diablo-D3;hn has nothing to do with it -169497;1357673425;mircea_popescu;Dr-X 32/34/37 -169496;1357673494;thestringpuller;Are you on drugs Diablo-D3 ? "At Balanced Payments YC W2011" -169495;1357673505;thestringpuller;The poster was in YC -169494;1357673529;mircea_popescu;wasn't 2011 like 2 years ago ? -169493;1357673529;thestringpuller;...like airbnb -169492;1357673529;Diablo-D3;you're implying I clicked the link -169491;1357673531;Diablo-D3;the jokes on you -169490;1357673550;thestringpuller;What joke... -169489;1357673584;thestringpuller;https://balancedpayments.com -169488;1357673589;thestringpuller;that's the joke :P -169487;1357673676;Diablo-D3;I still dont get why you're bringing YC up here -169486;1357673682;Diablo-D3;they were in the YC before the previous one -169485;1357673701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5709 @ 0.00065419 = 3.7348 BTC [+] -169484;1357673703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 691 @ 0.00065576 = 0.4531 BTC [+] -169483;1357673790;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -169482;1357673792;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.004312 / 0.00469748 / 0.0047888 (397246 shares, 1,866.06 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00337775 / 0.0048 (13703504 shares, 46,287.08 BTC) -169481;1357673796;mircea_popescu;heh -169480;1357673812;jcpham;HN is has funny things -169479;1357673816;jcpham;*has -169478;1357673818;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller if you're looking at the net cashflow indicator for mpex it's unlikely a sellout is in the works -169477;1357673836;jcpham;relative: http://www.tit4bit.com/ -169476;1357673881;mircea_popescu;Beginner's Bondage Fantasy -169475;1357673888;mircea_popescu;With four wrist and ankle restraints attached to nylon straps, this set is sure to produce a happy ending. -169474;1357673889;mircea_popescu;fuckwits. -169473;1357673897;mircea_popescu;no synthetics in bondage omfg. -169472;1357673910;jcpham;haha -169471;1357674060;Korbman;lol -169470;1357674214;mircea_popescu;"but mp, nylon is so much cheaper" -169469;1357674232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4200 @ 0.00478107 = 20.0805 BTC [-] -169468;1357674292;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu, the expert in bondage, has spoken -169467;1357674378;mircea_popescu;i prolly did tie more women up than teh average internet dood slept with -169466;1357674493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 440 @ 0.00478698 = 2.1063 BTC [+] -169465;1357674495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 11219 @ 0.00478699 = 53.7052 BTC [+] -169464;1357675103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3621 @ 0.00478699 = 17.3337 BTC [+] -169463;1357675428;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -169462;1357675429;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00436997 / 0.00471658 / 0.0047888 (387085 shares, 1,825.72 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00337974 / 0.0048 (13712984 shares, 46,346.45 BTC) -169461;1357675602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00478699 = 14.361 BTC [+] -169460;1357675759;jcpham;http://nymag.com/news/features/tide-detergent-drugs-2013-1 -169459;1357675769;jcpham;i love reading about tide detergent theft -169458;1357675780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3737 @ 0.00478699 = 17.889 BTC [+] -169457;1357675823;mircea_popescu;"the voice dictation program on my ipad hears bitbet, writes "big butt"" -169456;1357675825;mircea_popescu;tru story. -169455;1357676160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 580 @ 0.00478699 = 2.7765 BTC [+] -169454;1357676289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00478699 = 6.2231 BTC [+] -169453;1357676334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00064921 = 6.4921 BTC [-] -169452;1357677083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00478107 = 8.845 BTC [-] -169451;1357677591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.00478699 = 18.1906 BTC [+] -169450;1357677789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2285 @ 0.00478107 = 10.9247 BTC [-] -169449;1357677791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00469696 = 3.7576 BTC [-] -169448;1357677792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 794 @ 0.00469615 = 3.7287 BTC [-] -169447;1357677834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3650 @ 0.00478699 = 17.4725 BTC [+] -169446;1357678166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1275 @ 0.00478699 = 6.1034 BTC [+] -169445;1357678204;Bugpowder;;;ticker -169444;1357678204;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.81370, Best ask: 13.84499, Bid-ask spread: 0.03129, Last trade: 13.80998, 24 hour volume: 46657.68368336, 24 hour low: 13.45315, 24 hour high: 13.84500, 24 hour vwap: 13.66023 -169443;1357678231;smickles;rally time, eh? -169442;1357678240;mircea_popescu;seems that way -169441;1357678268;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -169440;1357678269;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 37 seconds ago: rally time, eh? -169439;1357678302;smickles;heh, thestringpuller look 5 lines up -169438;1357678320;smickles;or 4, depending on how you count it -169437;1357679294;Bugpowder;;;ticker -169436;1357679295;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.81371, Best ask: 13.84000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02629, Last trade: 13.81371, 24 hour volume: 46883.13203225, 24 hour low: 13.46000, 24 hour high: 13.85000, 24 hour vwap: 13.66531 -169435;1357679431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00064939 = 10.3902 BTC [+] -169434;1357679433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6559 @ 0.00064886 = 4.2559 BTC [-] -169433;1357679998;Bugpowder;;;ticker -169432;1357679999;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.82370, Best ask: 13.84899, Bid-ask spread: 0.02529, Last trade: 13.82370, 24 hour volume: 46826.34867111, 24 hour low: 13.46000, 24 hour high: 13.87000, 24 hour vwap: 13.66692 -169431;1357680025;Bugpowder;6 month high about to go down (13.88) -169430;1357680117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7043 @ 0.00064467 = 4.5404 BTC [-] -169429;1357680433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1224 @ 0.00469615 = 5.7481 BTC [-] -169428;1357680662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 469 @ 0.00478699 = 2.2451 BTC [+] -169427;1357680681;jurov;Bugpowder, or not. it's not so dramatic rise -169426;1357680682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 990 @ 0.00478699 = 4.7391 BTC [+] -169425;1357680980;jurov;cay anyone make sense of burnside's intentions? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125629.240;topicseen -169424;1357681010;jurov;like, he's looking to gradually sell btct.. to whom? the community? -169423;1357681084;Bugpowder;John McAfee -169422;1357681091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4050 @ 0.00478699 = 19.3873 BTC [+] -169421;1357681299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13250 @ 0.00064237 = 8.5114 BTC [-] -169420;1357681566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3902 @ 0.00469616 = 18.3244 BTC [-] -169419;1357682012;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.5417181 = 541.7181 BTC [+] -169418;1357682017;topace;kakobrekla: you there? check pm -169417;1357682079;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.62300558 = 623.0056 BTC [+] -169416;1357682105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2108 @ 0.00478699 = 10.091 BTC [+] -169415;1357682195;mircea_popescu;jurov seems just "mpex rehash, except we can't call it that." -169414;1357682239;mircea_popescu;duh Bugpowder you been scaring away options ppls -169413;1357682246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00478699 = 3.5902 BTC [+] -169412;1357682254;Bugpowder;me? -169411;1357682272;Bugpowder;I've been trying to buy and sell them -169410;1357682280;Bugpowder;need some variance -169409;1357682296;mircea_popescu;ppl covering puts -169408;1357682340;Bugpowder;13.87998 -169407;1357682620;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.62177589 = 621.7759 BTC [-] -169406;1357682630;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.54057549 = 540.5755 BTC [-] -169405;1357682669;Bugpowder;heh -169404;1357682675;Bugpowder;MOAR -169403;1357683182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00064237 = 4.4966 BTC [-] -169402;1357683183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.0006365 = 9.102 BTC [-] -169401;1357683459;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.62173733 = 621.7373 BTC [-] -169400;1357683460;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.54053461 = 540.5346 BTC [-] -169399;1357683522;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135366.0 -169398;1357683527;mircea_popescu;kind of interesting -169397;1357683605;dub;isn't BTCGOLD that asset name squatter guy? -169396;1357683634;dub;from glbse -169395;1357683645;mircea_popescu;may be -169394;1357683650;mircea_popescu;New peer-to-peer lending on Bitfinex << pigeons! -169393;1357683709;mircea_popescu;the bitcoinica v-2.0 is back with moar jam! -169392;1357683730;dub;what does the CTG in BCB's tagline mean? -169391;1357683749;mircea_popescu;bASIC will not ship until mid to end of March -169390;1357683750;mircea_popescu;ouch -169389;1357683771;mircea_popescu;so basically cablepair is out of the game. -169388;1357683887;topace;yea -169387;1357683898;topace;glad i only have a few orders with them -169386;1357683998;dub;tbh https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=41592.0;topicseen -169385;1357684005;dub;this is obviously not a german -169384;1357684020;mircea_popescu;so basically, bfl is in inaba mode, basic is wiped, asicminer claims to have chips -169383;1357684024;mircea_popescu;end of the asic race ? -169382;1357684030;dub;that is straight chinglish -169381;1357684046;mircea_popescu;dub tbh i also though the guy is azn -169380;1357684060;mircea_popescu;when i first saw him, 6 mo ago or w/e -169379;1357684142;dub;also wah happen to kluge's scammer tag -169378;1357684154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1050 @ 0.0006365 = 0.6683 BTC [-] -169377;1357684156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00063645 = 8.5921 BTC [-] -169376;1357684195;jurov;so, looks like bitmit is closing https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=41592.msg1441934#msg1441934 -169375;1357684200;Anduck;so uhhh -169374;1357684206;Anduck;whats the roblum with asicminer -169373;1357684206;Anduck;? -169372;1357684207;jurov;worst possible way of announcing it -169371;1357684212;Anduck;do they have some kind of delay incomin? -169370;1357684237;mircea_popescu;Anduck not afaik. they however have a different model, whereby they don't deliver items -169369;1357684245;mircea_popescu;so they can claim w/e they want for longer. -169368;1357684251;mircea_popescu;dub i have no idea. -169367;1357684311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3949 @ 0.00478699 = 18.9038 BTC [+] -169366;1357684339;Anduck;mircea_popescu: but they need to start mining!! -169365;1357684585;mircea_popescu;not really. -169364;1357684662;Namworld;I haven't seen Goat in forever. -169363;1357684704;mircea_popescu;he's dissapeared. -169362;1357684830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 546 @ 0.00478699 = 2.6137 BTC [+] -169361;1357684856;Namworld;Are you implying anything? -169360;1357684882;dub;link? -169359;1357684944;Bugpowder;its dumb -169358;1357684949;Bugpowder;just an irc troll -169357;1357684990;kakobrekla;lets see if this works. -169356;1357685045;kakobrekla;nope. -169355;1357685046;dub;failure -169354;1357685098;kakobrekla;aha. -169353;1357685134;dub;EskimoBob: substanciate that comment or entrench your reputation as a moron -169352;1357685179;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC -169351;1357685181;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC -169350;1357685184;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC -169349;1357685193;Bugpowder;whoa! -169348;1357685194;kakobrekla;ok we got it we got it. jeez. -169347;1357685242;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC -169346;1357685244;kakobrekla;topace go for it. -169345;1357685335;Anduck;why isnt it S.DICE..... -169344;1357685356;kakobrekla;talk to topace. -169343;1357685359;kakobrekla;:p -169342;1357685383;topace;woohoo -169341;1357685387;topace;thanks kakobrekla -169340;1357685395;kakobrekla;welcome -169339;1357685402;mircea_popescu;Namworld im not implying anything. he just dissapeared -169338;1357685411;mircea_popescu;o hey! well done havelock -169337;1357685460;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC -169336;1357685462;mircea_popescu;topace http://trilema.com/2012/mpsics-in-detail/ -169335;1357685462;topace;that was the test one, lets see if a "live" one works -169334;1357685495;topace;excellent -169333;1357685496;mircea_popescu;so who'd have thunk it, havelock beat everyone to it. Ukto you see that ? -169332;1357685508;topace;hehe -169331;1357685517;topace;that took all of, umm... 7 minutes to implement -169330;1357685520;mircea_popescu;i know lol -169329;1357685539;Bugpowder;It's so alive in here now -169328;1357685544;Bugpowder;feels like the good ole days -169327;1357685548;Bugpowder;of 3 months ago -169326;1357685552;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134733.msg1442258#msg1442258 -169325;1357685556;mircea_popescu;lol that should stir the pot a little -169324;1357685559;Bugpowder;err 4 months ago -169323;1357685568;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you were here 4 months ago ?! -169322;1357685599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10500 @ 0.00478699 = 50.2634 BTC [+] -169321;1357685658;topace;kakobrekla: can you add the "= x BTC" calculation to the havelock one? same as for MPEX? or do you need me to post that through? -169320;1357685671;topace;(just for consistency) -169319;1357685678;kakobrekla;topace it will happen automagically if amount is > 1 -169318;1357685682;topace;ah -169317;1357685683;topace;:) -169316;1357685697;kakobrekla;also the [+] and [-] will start to work -169315;1357685702;kakobrekla;once the bot gets the data -169314;1357685708;kakobrekla;historical -169313;1357685708;topace;awesome -169312;1357685716;Bugpowder;yah, around Sept 1st -169311;1357685754;Bugpowder;topace, 1 @ 0.49 = 0.49 -169310;1357685757;Bugpowder;:) -169309;1357685760;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120119.msg1429822#msg1429822 can't tell if retarded -169308;1357685782;mircea_popescu;wait. you can't tell if someone on btctalk is retarded, that's what you're saying to me ? -169307;1357685879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4098 @ 0.00478699 = 19.6171 BTC [+] -169306;1357685940;mircea_popescu;!ticker KCIM -169305;1357685941;assbot;Invalid ticker. -169304;1357685948;kakobrekla;not yet implemented -169303;1357685970;kakobrekla;i think topace will expand the api first -169302;1357685974;mircea_popescu;aite. what's kcim anyway ? -169301;1357686016;topace;https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=KCIM -169300;1357686153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00478699 = 7.1805 BTC [+] -169299;1357686279;mircea_popescu;can i short it ? -169298;1357686399;Bugpowder;AA beats -169297;1357686406;Bugpowder;gonna be a good earnings season -169296;1357686507;mircea_popescu;topace do you lend shares ? -169295;1357686558;topace;not at the moment -169294;1357686583;topace;i honestly dont fully undertsand the financials behind shorting, options, etc. -169293;1357686624;mircea_popescu;how come contract says 10k float says 833 ? -169292;1357686723;topace;ipo units arent in float until they are sold -169291;1357686742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 863 @ 0.00477086 = 4.1173 BTC [-] -169290;1357686744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 337 @ 0.00470028 = 1.584 BTC [-] -169289;1357686752;mircea_popescu;so basically this is a sort of bond. -169288;1357686753;mircea_popescu;Units of the fund ARE convertible to shares on MPEX at 1 unit = 100 shares PUSHED to your MPEX account for a fixed fee of 10 BTC per transfer (fee subject to change). Contact us by email to initiate a transfer. -169287;1357686783;mircea_popescu;lolz. so basically, the only way it makes sense to get a push is if you own more shares on havelock than it'd make sense to own. -169286;1357686792;topace;indeed -169285;1357686818;topace;if someone builds up slowly a lot on havelock and realizes they dont want to pay us the 5% of their dividend anymore, they can get us to move the shares to mpex -169284;1357686831;mircea_popescu;or in case of some emergency -169283;1357686833;topace;if they're paying 30BTC to open a mpex account, they can pay 10btc for us to move their shares over -169282;1357686857;topace;obviously, its to discourage people from constantly moving shares, as that would be annoying as hell :) -169281;1357686861;topace;but its there as an option -169280;1357686865;mircea_popescu;yeah. -169279;1357686934;topace;now to figure out why my ticker api is giving me nulls -169278;1357686967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15856 @ 0.00064374 = 10.2071 BTC [+] -169277;1357687010;Namworld;Ok, imagine this: ASIC do ship -169276;1357687021;Namworld;What then? -169275;1357687029;Anduck;gpu's will drop out of network -169274;1357687037;Anduck;(the ones who pay for electricity) -169273;1357687048;Namworld;Hmm. Cheap year for the used GPUs market. -169272;1357687101;mircea_popescu;if asics do ship im buying a 2014 calendar -169271;1357687107;mircea_popescu;cause obviously my 2013 one is out of date. -169270;1357687110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00470028 = 5.6403 BTC [-] -169269;1357687123;Namworld;Eheh, fun -169268;1357687170;topace;i wonder if the mvoe away from gpu's will hurt AMD/ATI's bottom line :p -169267;1357687180;mircea_popescu;doubt it -169266;1357687185;mircea_popescu;we mostly use discontinued models neh ? -169265;1357687313;Namworld;Well I think the chips were long sold when miners bought the cards from cards makers. -169264;1357687328;Namworld;and bought them because they were cheap. -169263;1357687348;Anduck;5830's or 5850's were the best -169262;1357687350;Anduck;i think it was 5850 -169261;1357687352;Namworld;Might still have made more people buy the AMD/ATI newest card because of scarcity of older cards. -169260;1357687367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20994 @ 0.00064374 = 13.5147 BTC [+] -169259;1357687369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9198 @ 0.00064467 = 5.9297 BTC [+] -169258;1357687370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18254 @ 0.00065576 = 11.9702 BTC [+] -169257;1357687371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15117 @ 0.00065613 = 9.9187 BTC [+] -169256;1357687372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3762 @ 0.00065643 = 2.4695 BTC [+] -169255;1357687373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.0006569 = 15.3058 BTC [+] -169254;1357687374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27700 @ 0.00065738 = 18.2094 BTC [+] -169253;1357687375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.00065987 = 13.2634 BTC [+] -169252;1357687376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00065998 = 2.6399 BTC [+] -169251;1357687377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00065999 = 7.2599 BTC [+] -169250;1357687378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3846575 @ 0.00066 = 2538.7395 BTC [+] -169249;1357687379;Anduck;lol -169248;1357687381;Anduck;LOL WOT -169247;1357687402;kakobrekla;fuckin dog. -169246;1357687429;Anduck;over 2500+ btc on S.MPOE -169245;1357687441;mircea_popescu;you act like that's news lol -169244;1357687473;Namworld;Well such large trades have happened for S.DICE/S.MPOE before. -169243;1357687486;Namworld;I think that was one of your blocks mircea? -169242;1357687494;Namworld;Well congrats. -169241;1357687506;Bugpowder;not bad -169240;1357687513;mircea_popescu;yeah like the 2nd -169239;1357687525;mircea_popescu;actually 3rd -169238;1357687528;Namworld;Not bad? Still more than I make in a year. -169237;1357687533;Bugpowder;2.4 down -169236;1357687537;Bugpowder;2.6 to go -169235;1357687539;Anduck;mircea_popescu: isn't it, then? -169234;1357687540;Namworld;Although mircea is not alone on MPEx. -169233;1357687545;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.mpoe -169232;1357687546;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00063085 / 0.00065692 / 0.00066 (4741455 shares, 3,114.78 BTC), 30day: 0.0005119 / 0.00061439 / 0.00066 (56821188 shares, 34,910.39 BTC) -169231;1357687557;mircea_popescu;but no, s.dice has the record, i think it had 13k in one day or something like that -169230;1357687567;dub;more than you make in a year? -169229;1357687567;Bugpowder;4 million shares -169228;1357687567;Anduck;wut -169227;1357687569;mircea_popescu;then again the options often do 5-10k too -169226;1357687576;dub;thats like minimum wage -169225;1357687596;mircea_popescu;i think he lives in europe -169224;1357687601;mircea_popescu;no wait, canadian -169223;1357687608;Bugpowder;;;calc 4100000 * .0037 -169222;1357687608;gribble;15170 -169221;1357687687;topace;on the ticker, whast the middle number? the average? day: 0.00063085 / 0.00065692 / 0.00066 -169220;1357687721;mircea_popescu;vwap yea -169219;1357687769;topace;(trying to make my havelock ticker api provide the same stats) -169218;1357687794;mircea_popescu;topace isn't fascinating what stuff was going on in the folds of the interwebs. -169217;1357687818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3100 @ 0.00478699 = 14.8397 BTC [+] -169216;1357687919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1763 @ 0.00470028 = 8.2866 BTC [-] -169215;1357687920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 306 @ 0.00469615 = 1.437 BTC [-] -169214;1357687922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2450 @ 0.00468918 = 11.4885 BTC [-] -169213;1357687923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.0046843 = 6.0896 BTC [-] -169212;1357687924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1269 @ 0.00467785 = 5.9362 BTC [-] -169211;1357687924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00467139 = 8.8756 BTC [-] -169210;1357687925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5556 @ 0.00466476 = 25.9174 BTC [-] -169209;1357687927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3300 @ 0.00465281 = 15.3543 BTC [-] -169208;1357687928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00465075 = 8.3714 BTC [-] -169207;1357687928;Bugpowder;shit -169206;1357687929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5100 @ 0.00462952 = 23.6106 BTC [-] -169205;1357687930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0045941 = 1.3782 BTC [-] -169204;1357687931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3089 @ 0.00458277 = 14.1562 BTC [-] -169203;1357687932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1876 @ 0.00453281 = 8.5036 BTC [-] -169202;1357687933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3127 @ 0.00453272 = 14.1738 BTC [-] -169201;1357687934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2550 @ 0.00452446 = 11.5374 BTC [-] -169200;1357687934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00451308 = 2.2565 BTC [-] -169199;1357687935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1162 @ 0.0045121 = 5.2431 BTC [-] -169198;1357687936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00450869 = 4.5087 BTC [-] -169197;1357687937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3550 @ 0.00450124 = 15.9794 BTC [-] -169196;1357687938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 33102 @ 0.00449 = 148.628 BTC [-] -169195;1357687980;Bugpowder;sweet. My bid got hit -169194;1357687995;Bugpowder;LOVE when your bid is the last bid hit in a dump -169193;1357688003;mircea_popescu;lol -169192;1357688013;mircea_popescu;showstopper. -169191;1357688020;Namworld;dub, 2538.7395 BTC is more than I make in a year. -169190;1357688022;Bugpowder;glad I moved it down from 469 -169189;1357688032;dub;Namworld: Sorry man -169188;1357688037;Bugpowder;How old? -169187;1357688040;Bugpowder;Nam? -169186;1357688045;Namworld;22 -169185;1357688047;Bugpowder;yah -169184;1357688048;Bugpowder;well -169183;1357688052;Bugpowder;that will change -169182;1357688060;kakobrekla;yes, everyone gets older. -169181;1357688065;mircea_popescu;lol -169180;1357688066;Bugpowder;although coins will probably go up faster -169179;1357688067;Namworld;xD -169178;1357688073;mircea_popescu;40k or so isn't the worst at 22. -169177;1357688082;Bugpowder;its not bad at all -169176;1357688090;Namworld;I said I make less than that. -169175;1357688092;Bugpowder;heh -169174;1357688118;Namworld;Which is 35k -169173;1357688132;Namworld;How much I won't disclose. =P -169172;1357688132;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -169171;1357688134;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00449 / 0.00470376 / 0.0047888 (516619 shares, 2,430.06 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00339243 / 0.0048 (13849441 shares, 46,983.26 BTC) -169170;1357688266;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00470376 / 0.00339243 -169169;1357688267;gribble;1.38654592726 -169168;1357688271;mircea_popescu;frightening -169167;1357688289;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.07 ** 4.2 -169166;1357688290;gribble;1.32865389886 -169165;1357688296;mircea_popescu;MOAR. it is moar. -169164;1357688340;Bugpowder;hah -169163;1357688466;mircea_popescu;Wow, I just placed an order on bitmit last night and I now have "no permission" to view the order, after paying. Were my funds taken by the new owner or something? -169162;1357688473;mircea_popescu;can't tell if troll or... -169161;1357688572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2650 @ 0.00449 = 11.8985 BTC [-] -169160;1357688581;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -169159;1357688722;mod6;!ticker S.MPOE -169158;1357688724;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1day: 0.00063085 / 0.00065692 / 0.00066 (4741455 shares, 3,114.78 BTC), 30day: 0.0005119 / 0.00061448 / 0.00066 (56765738 shares, 34,881.43 BTC) -169157;1357688993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.00466507 = 6.7644 BTC [+] -169156;1357688995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 360 @ 0.00467005 = 1.6812 BTC [+] -169155;1357689333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00478699 = 8.6166 BTC [+] -169154;1357689530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 336 @ 0.0047582 = 1.5988 BTC [-] -169153;1357689586;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [-] -169152;1357689852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00477613 = 10.0299 BTC [+] -169151;1357689853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.0047582 = 6.1857 BTC [-] -169150;1357689879;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.48 = 3.84 BTC [-] -169149;1357689939;smickles;0_o -169148;1357689968;smickles;nice to see more things in the ass -169147;1357689991;dub;wat -169146;1357690004;smickles;22:04 <@assbot> [HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.48 = 3.84 BTC [-] -169145;1357690380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 296 @ 0.0047582 = 1.4084 BTC [-] -169144;1357690450;Anduck;mircea_popescu: u from wut country? -169143;1357690470;mircea_popescu;i from my country which is romania -169142;1357690485;Anduck;i'm just telling irl friend about you and MPEX and how much one can make btc in a month by owning such exchange -169141;1357690485;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.16091948 BTC [-] -169140;1357690497;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.0647318 BTC [-] -169139;1357690509;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.132 BTC [-] -169138;1357690525;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.09130116 BTC [-] -169137;1357690541;mircea_popescu;lol -169136;1357690542;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -169135;1357690544;mircea_popescu;not "one" tho. -169134;1357690550;Anduck;well -169133;1357690555;Anduck;don't you own like 800k of S.MPOE? -169132;1357690555;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1 @ 0.12379657 BTC [-] -169131;1357690556;Anduck;or 900k -169130;1357690562;mircea_popescu;but i'm not "one", i'm me. -169129;1357690568;mircea_popescu;others have tried and it worked a little worse. -169128;1357690570;Anduck;yes yes, -169127;1357690572;Anduck;me is me , you is you -169126;1357690580;Namworld;Mircea is not alone working on MPEx... -169125;1357690590;Anduck;Namworld: who coded mpe? -169124;1357690591;Anduck;x -169123;1357690592;Anduck;* -169122;1357690592;Namworld;He got a small team of unkown size -169121;1357690594;Anduck;aight -169120;1357690594;mircea_popescu;nobody is really ever alone. -169119;1357690603;mircea_popescu;Anduck tis in the faq. -169118;1357690616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00463954 = 8.3512 BTC [-] -169117;1357690618;mircea_popescu;one of these days you should splurge 20 bitcoins' worth of reading and read the faq lol -169116;1357690618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4348 @ 0.00459059 = 19.9599 BTC [-] -169115;1357690666;Anduck;it might cause brain damage, though -169114;1357690695;mircea_popescu;maybe it cauyses brain fixage, how do you know. -169113;1357690718;Anduck;never know... -169112;1357690743;Anduck;how many mpex-like exchanges there is? -169111;1357690750;Anduck;is mpex just another brick in the wall? -169110;1357690769;mircea_popescu;there's about half a dozen, but mpex has 9x% of the volume -169109;1357690778;Anduck;cool -169108;1357690782;mircea_popescu;sorta mtgox like situation -169107;1357690791;Anduck;yup -169106;1357690806;Anduck;which was bigger at the end of glbse, mpex or glbse? -169105;1357690829;Namworld;MPEx -169104;1357690842;Anduck;(btw, nobody was enough as to notice my PF-references??) -169103;1357690851;Anduck;is it S.DICE that makes it bigger, only? -169102;1357690863;mircea_popescu;what's pf ? -169101;1357690868;Anduck;pink floyd -169100;1357690870;mircea_popescu;Anduck s.mpoe is actually larger. -169099;1357690879;Anduck;mircea_popescu: s.mpoe wouldnt be without S.DICE... -169098;1357690880;Anduck;duh -169097;1357690884;smickles;mircea_popescu: how about those mpex futures -169096;1357690891;Anduck;there wouldnt be S.MPOE if there was no S.DICE, right, mircea_popescu? -169095;1357690895;mircea_popescu;s.mpoe was larger when s.dice ipoed, too -169094;1357690896;smickles;not all that popular, it seems -169093;1357690910;mircea_popescu;smickles dead huh. -169092;1357690943;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.16089199 BTC [-] -169091;1357690956;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P120T] 1 @ 0.06470431 BTC [-] -169090;1357690961;mircea_popescu;actually mpex trade record was sometime in september, just about when glbse was crashing -169089;1357690967;smickles;mircea_popescu: a problem with them is that btc are expected to rise, so buying those futures is like cashing out of btc -169088;1357690968;mircea_popescu;it did something under 200k in trade then -169087;1357690980;mircea_popescu;smickles i know, i know. -169086;1357690982;mircea_popescu;what's one to do. -169085;1357690996;smickles;if the options were cheaper, it might work -169084;1357691005;smickles;as if you could pull that off tho -169083;1357691035;mircea_popescu;the real macro problem here is that because btc and fiat are so badly decoupled -169082;1357691045;mircea_popescu;any non-btc/fiat signal is drowned -169081;1357691074;mircea_popescu;i guess in a backwards way the futures uptake is a measure of btc/fiat decouplement. -169080;1357691096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00461461 = 2.9995 BTC [+] -169079;1357691098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00459059 = 1.6067 BTC [-] -169078;1357691464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00468211 = 10.7689 BTC [+] -169077;1357692038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1986 @ 0.00459059 = 9.1169 BTC [-] -169076;1357692238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9750 @ 0.0006446 = 6.2849 BTC [-] -169075;1357692239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 156750 @ 0.00066 = 103.455 BTC [+] -169074;1357693058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1689 @ 0.00449001 = 7.5836 BTC [-] -169073;1357693149;kakobrekla;"I will tell you a secret: Dealmaking -169072;1357693149;kakobrekla;beats working. Dealmaking is exciting and fun, and working is -169071;1357693149;kakobrekla;grubby. Running anything is primarily an enormous amount of -169070;1357693149;kakobrekla;grubby detail work . . . dealmaking is romantic, sexy. That's -169069;1357693149;kakobrekla;why you have deals that make no sense." -169068;1357693152;kakobrekla;hehe -169067;1357693233;jurov;reminds me of http://xkcd.com/1060/ -169066;1357693365;mod6;heheh -169065;1357693365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3442 @ 0.00449001 = 15.4546 BTC [-] -169064;1357693509;jurov;omg.. when i finally stop being addicted to trash like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLBJ1geMNJc -169063;1357693595;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla that's why you have a bunch of sitcom people doing "entrepreneurship" rutines these days. -169062;1357693601;mircea_popescu;that misrepresentation. -169061;1357693607;mod6;jurov: pass me a glo stick -169060;1357693630;jurov;*----* -169059;1357693635;mod6;hahahah -169058;1357693726;mircea_popescu;http://xkcd.com/150/ -169057;1357693823;mod6;http://xkcd.com/153/ -169056;1357693846;kakobrekla;btw, that quote is from Buffets shareholder letter -169055;1357693922;mircea_popescu;many years ago iirc -169054;1357693931;kakobrekla;95 -169053;1357694062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00450904 = 8.5672 BTC [+] -169052;1357694063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 314 @ 0.0045325 = 1.4232 BTC [+] -169051;1357694066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1508 @ 0.00457957 = 6.906 BTC [+] -169050;1357694313;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -169049;1357694314;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00449 / 0.00469837 / 0.0047888 (544375 shares, 2,557.68 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.0033951 / 0.0048 (13880020 shares, 47,124.18 BTC) -169048;1357694321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 239 @ 0.00468211 = 1.119 BTC [+] -169047;1357694323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1361 @ 0.00472449 = 6.43 BTC [+] -169046;1357694375;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/embed/5ZUPniBo5UQ -169045;1357694386;Bugpowder;New BFL chassis -169044;1357694427;Bugpowder;The BIGGEST NEWS at BFL @ CES is.... Android mining software -169043;1357694453;mircea_popescu;uh -169042;1357694469;mircea_popescu;did they get hot chicks at least ? -169041;1357694499;Bugpowder;no -169040;1357694553;Anduck;realy? -169039;1357694576;mircea_popescu;wtf is the point -169038;1357694695;Bugpowder;Looks like their mini rig SC demo is gettin 980MH/s -169037;1357694702;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin Flakes Laboratories consist of a solitary man with a messy apartment which may or may not contain a chicken. -169036;1357694704;mircea_popescu;no chicks. -169035;1357694790;Bugpowder;oh... its an FPGA single -169034;1357694836;kakobrekla;lol wtf are they gonna resell rooted nexuses -169033;1357694947;mircea_popescu;i would guess the battery cost would make phone mining impossible -169032;1357694949;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.48 = 24 BTC [-] -169031;1357695018;Anduck;i do not have idea -169030;1357695018;jurov;they can mine while charging -169029;1357695024;Anduck;why they dont use some cheap chinese tabs... -169028;1357695028;Anduck;ainol novo 7's -169027;1357695045;jurov;or decommissioned 386's -169026;1357695046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3907 @ 0.00458881 = 17.9285 BTC [-] -169025;1357695052;Anduck;they could even resell them with permission as a part of their own product -169024;1357695213;error3477;wtf... [HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.48 = 24 BTC [-] -169023;1357695231;mircea_popescu;;;google error3477 -169022;1357695231;error3477;mistake ? -169021;1357695232;gribble;Commander Books List - kellysComics: ; PRB: Error "The Jet VBA File...Failed to Initialize When Called": ; 3477 East Sheffield Gilbert AZ, abetterrealty.net - YouTube: -169020;1357695249;mircea_popescu;error3477 it's a passthrough -169019;1357695261;jurov;error3477 that's their passthrough 1000 S.DICE:1 -169018;1357695281;error3477;ook :) -169017;1357695301;mircea_popescu;wait -169016;1357695314;mircea_popescu;it's trading 10% of mpex price ?! -169015;1357695320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2975 @ 0.00472449 = 14.0554 BTC [+] -169014;1357695321;mircea_popescu;omg buy ? -169013;1357695353;jurov;no sry, it's 100:1 -169012;1357695499;jurov;when assbot will report sdice pt's from btct&bitfunder...now that will be hilarious -169011;1357695651;jurov;S.DICE to rule them all, S.DICE to find them, S.DICE to bring them all and in the darkness bind them -169010;1357695680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00466745 = 13.5356 BTC [-] -169009;1357695800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 64 @ 0.00472449 = 0.3024 BTC [+] -169008;1357695802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4936 @ 0.00478699 = 23.6286 BTC [+] -169007;1357695988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00466745 = 5.6009 BTC [-] -169006;1357695989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 349 @ 0.00466042 = 1.6265 BTC [-] -169005;1357696551;dub;wats with the hashrate variance on that BFL 'roid -169004;1357696579;kakobrekla;72TH mine is canceled -169003;1357696579;dub;high ambient at CES making it throttle -169002;1357696579;kakobrekla;hehe -169001;1357696591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00466042 = 11.185 BTC [-] -169000;1357696671;JWU42;dub: huh? -168999;1357696685;JWU42;they have a working prototype at CES? -168998;1357696689;dub;no -168997;1357696698;dub;they have an android bfgminer skin -168996;1357696709;JWU42;ahh -168995;1357696713;dub;[18:19] http://www.youtube.com/embed/5ZUPniBo5UQ -168994;1357696729;dub;and a rig chassis with a nexus 7 on the front -168993;1357696865;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.48 = 2.4 BTC [-] -168992;1357697526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00478696 = 4.3083 BTC [+] -168991;1357697882;JWU42;HAVELOCK ? -168990;1357697897;gigavps;HAVEGUN? -168989;1357697918;gigavps;this bASIC drama is a bit overwhelming -168988;1357697922;Anduck;what drama? -168987;1357697926;JWU42;quite -168986;1357697926;Anduck;the march shipping -168985;1357697927;Anduck;? -168984;1357697932;JWU42;just starting idling in there -168983;1357697938;Anduck;okay i ask this again: who -168982;1357697939;Anduck;is -168981;1357697940;Anduck;firsy? -168980;1357697941;Anduck;*t -168979;1357697963;Anduck;who's first shipping asics out or mining with them? -168978;1357697965;gigavps;lol what drama -168977;1357697975;gigavps;nobody yet -168976;1357697980;gigavps;no asics -168975;1357697982;Anduck;but who will be -168974;1357697982;Anduck;? -168973;1357697985;gigavps;asics are never coming -168972;1357697993;gigavps;BFL hopefully -168971;1357697993;Anduck;ASICs are never coming..? -168970;1357698006;Anduck;hopefully.. but who realistically? -168969;1357698013;gigavps;no clue -168968;1357698024;Anduck;i got no rigs ordered from anywhere -168967;1357698030;Anduck;except i got a few asicminer shares -168966;1357698033;gigavps;avalon is now saying they don't know how much is going to ship before cny -168965;1357698045;Anduck;wo -168964;1357698048;Anduck;they delaying too? -168963;1357698056;gigavps;asicminer still has a month to get theirs up -168962;1357698072;Anduck;mm -168961;1357698073;gigavps;basic is under the bus with all of their customers upset -168960;1357698077;Anduck;yup -168959;1357698082;gigavps;BFL is silent -168958;1357698086;Anduck;but u gotta admit that the notification was shiit -168957;1357698088;mircea_popescu;yah asicminer has the best model for not delivering./ -168956;1357698094;Anduck;why? -168955;1357698111;Anduck;i think asicminer 'll be first -168954;1357698119;Anduck;atleast theyve gave pics of some chips -168953;1357698123;Anduck;(might be asic, might be not) -168952;1357698165;mircea_popescu;that's besides rthe point. -168951;1357698171;mircea_popescu;if nobody delivers chips they're in the best position -168950;1357698180;mircea_popescu;cause at least they don't have a bunch of customers pissy -168949;1357698187;mircea_popescu;they have a bunch of "shareholders" -168948;1357698410;dub;somebody in #bitcoin a few hours ago said they got an email from BFL yesterday quoting a march ship -168947;1357698418;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu just like you have an "exchange" with "shareholders" -168946;1357698425;mircea_popescu;not at all. -168945;1357698440;thestringpuller;i was being sarcastic -168944;1357698441;thestringpuller;lol -168943;1357698444;thestringpuller;long day -168942;1357698461;mircea_popescu;teh ppl with asicminer shares get pissed off what are they gonna do ? sell on forum ? -168941;1357698506;thestringpuller;file mpex suit -168940;1357698513;mircea_popescu;lol right -168939;1357698517;mircea_popescu;does the guy even have a signature ? -168938;1357698518;thestringpuller;rota court is in session -168937;1357698537;mircea_popescu;o hey, lots of nfl action on bitbet. whodda thunk it. -168936;1357698549;dub;prolly not, he named himself after his fav food -168935;1357698566;Namworld;hey gigavps, how long till your lawyer answers? -168934;1357698573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 354 @ 0.00473087 = 1.6747 BTC [-] -168933;1357698574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2496 @ 0.00476298 = 11.8884 BTC [+] -168932;1357698575;Namworld;He's pretty silent. -168931;1357698576;thestringpuller;Bet: Falcons makes it to the super bowl -168930;1357698677;dub;I havent looked and don't have keys handy, is coinbr letting us place bitbet orders for the IPO? -168929;1357698689;thestringpuller;was there a UFO sighting? -168928;1357698718;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -168927;1357698718;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 hours, 8 minutes, and 33 seconds ago: as if you could pull that off tho -168926;1357698734;jurov;dub, yes -168925;1357698751;dub;jurov: cool, thanks -168924;1357698775;mircea_popescu;looks like it's gonna sell out that. -168923;1357698804;jurov;dub, if you want to fund, hurry. -168922;1357698811;thestringpuller;at what price -168921;1357698827;jurov;i'll go to sleep, then before i wake up, mircea will go to sleep, etc. -168920;1357698827;dub;jurov: still 2 days away from IPO no? -168919;1357698850;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what are IPO prices for S.BitBet -168918;1357698859;jurov;yeash, we'll manage to get the funds in place till that -168917;1357698898;thestringpuller;!ticker S.BVPS -168916;1357698899;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.00200003 / 0.0034158 / 0.0067 (14758 shares, 50.41 BTC) -168915;1357698909;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller a little more complex system, it's in teh contract. -168914;1357698919;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/2/ lmao @ discussion. -168913;1357698925;mircea_popescu;tru anonimity! -168912;1357698982;thestringpuller;Boromir -168911;1357698984;thestringpuller;One does not simply crash into MPEx -168910;1357698984;dub;heh -168909;1357699020;dub;I take it the third comment is suggesting if MPOE is goes so does btc -168908;1357699031;dub;s/is// -168907;1357699053;thestringpuller;cat comments | sed -168906;1357699072;mircea_popescu;dub i like the odds tho. it's like... 300:1 but "we win nothing" -168905;1357699077;mircea_popescu;dawg... -168904;1357699157;dub;dude that captcha is HARD -168903;1357699168;mircea_popescu;mhm. -168902;1357699188;dub;roman numerals, what is this, junior school -168901;1357699253;mircea_popescu;yes. -168900;1357699256;mircea_popescu;literally. -168899;1357699294;thestringpuller;mr. popescu -168898;1357699301;thestringpuller;option -168897;1357699303;thestringpuller;emporium -168896;1357699308;thestringpuller;I get it -168895;1357699313;thestringpuller;like da movie -168894;1357699369;mircea_popescu;what movie ? -168893;1357699427;Anduck;mircea_popescu -168892;1357699432;Anduck;u all day at comp? -168891;1357699446;mircea_popescu;depends. -168890;1357699452;Anduck;2nd: -168889;1357699458;Anduck;why is there no clear odds? -168888;1357699513;Anduck;at bitbetus -168887;1357699542;mircea_popescu;"clear odds" means what ? -168886;1357699589;Anduck;like.. -168885;1357699597;Anduck;1.54 / 1.34 -168884;1357699609;Anduck;u win ur bet 1.54 times -168883;1357699615;Anduck;on yes -168882;1357699617;Anduck;and 1.34 on no -168881;1357699620;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/27/ -168880;1357699624;mircea_popescu;1.01 : 20.08 -168879;1357699626;thestringpuller;mr. magoos wonderful emporium or something -168878;1357699626;mircea_popescu;seems pretty clear -168877;1357699655;Anduck;well -168876;1357699667;Anduck;it doesnt say clearly how much you win if you bet x amount -168875;1357699670;Anduck;i mean.. -168874;1357699674;Anduck;there's no multiplier!!! -168873;1357699680;mircea_popescu;it's mutual betting. -168872;1357699693;Anduck;should state like Yes: 1.35, No: 1.679whatevr -168871;1357699701;mircea_popescu;that's line betting. -168870;1357699710;Anduck;ok -168869;1357699710;mircea_popescu;i can't believe people's reaction is "we should be stolen from". -168868;1357699721;mircea_popescu;dude. the absence of a bookie means you're not being fucked in the ass. -168867;1357700014;dub;I demand an assfucking! -168866;1357700115;mircea_popescu;jus for you http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135762166366.jpg -168865;1357700127;dub;im sure thats sfw -168864;1357700133;dub;let me click right on that -168863;1357700154;mircea_popescu;its not sfw. -168862;1357700163;dub;nowai -168861;1357700168;mircea_popescu;honest. -168860;1357700224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 754 @ 0.00476298 = 3.5913 BTC [+] -168859;1357700225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 736 @ 0.00478696 = 3.5232 BTC [+] -168858;1357700775;mircea_popescu;meanwhile back at glbse headquarters http://pjmedia.com/blog/did-obama-and-holder-scuttle-terror-finance-prosecutions/ -168857;1357700815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00467325 = 5.1406 BTC [-] -168856;1357701959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 222 @ 0.00467325 = 1.0375 BTC [-] -168855;1357702050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00065877 = 1.581 BTC [-] -168854;1357702433;dub;rails gets railed http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/01/extremely-crtical-ruby-on-rails-bug-threatens-more-than-200000-sites/ -168853;1357702433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00478696 = 7.1804 BTC [+] -168852;1357702547;thestringpuller;lo -168851;1357702889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00478247 = 1.913 BTC [-] -168850;1357703115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1051 @ 0.00471275 = 4.9531 BTC [-] -168849;1357703117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 383 @ 0.00467325 = 1.7899 BTC [-] -168848;1357703632;mircea_popescu;heh. -168847;1357703651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 376 @ 0.00467325 = 1.7571 BTC [-] -168846;1357703652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1043 @ 0.00466765 = 4.8684 BTC [-] -168845;1357703653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 31 @ 0.00466042 = 0.1445 BTC [-] -168844;1357703928;mircea_popescu;mpex safety announcement : mpex uses no ruby on rails or anything else at all. -168843;1357703932;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun. -168842;1357703971;dub;vim: the one true CMS -168841;1357703979;mircea_popescu;and everything else. -168840;1357703986;mircea_popescu;tho i think half of it is written in nano -168839;1357703993;dub;eww -168838;1357704042;mircea_popescu;update their systems as soon as possible to versions 3.2.11, 3.1.10, 3.0.19, or 2.3.15 -168837;1357704048;mircea_popescu;who the fuck is maintainijng that package lmao -168836;1357704060;mircea_popescu;they have three stable 3's ? -168835;1357704119;dub;fuck this si some mind numbing shit -168834;1357704125;dub;building network records -168833;1357704133;dub;fuck. ing. sucks. -168832;1357704306;mircea_popescu;lol -168831;1357704402;thestringpuller;;;seen Ukto -168830;1357704402;gribble;Ukto was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 1 hour, 2 minutes, and 18 seconds ago: I was actually just thinking about contacting you -168829;1357704649;smickles;heh, thestringpuller has been replaced by ;;seen-bot -168828;1357705417;thestringpuller;smickles: sup -168827;1357705499;kakobrekla;to whoever might be interested, you can now search bitbet by bitcoin address, and mix that with keywords etc -168826;1357705660;Ukto;thestringpuller: havent had a chance to test -168825;1357705664;Ukto;my computer tried to die -168824;1357705671;Ukto;besides -168823;1357705678;Ukto;it will take me a few days to test -168822;1357705688;Ukto;i think it will take at least 10hrs of play to get to disc2 -168821;1357705842;smickles;Ukto: the original baldur's gate? -168820;1357705869;smickles;there were 5 or 6 disks on that game -168819;1357705974;smickles;;;ticker -168818;1357705974;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.80302, Best ask: 13.82999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02697, Last trade: 13.83000, 24 hour volume: 39611.17893164, 24 hour low: 13.55011, 24 hour high: 13.87998, 24 hour vwap: 13.73806 -168817;1357706131;mircea_popescu;baldur gate was cool -168816;1357706182;smickles;agreed, I find myself going back to it from time to time -168815;1357706211;Ukto;smickles: ff7 -168814;1357706228;Ukto;hadntl played bg in a long time -168813;1357707316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1236 @ 0.00466572 = 5.7668 BTC [+] -168812;1357707407;Namworld;baldur's gate is nice. So is FF7 -168811;1357707427;Namworld;But I prefer FF6 -168810;1357707521;mircea_popescu;Not really. They're not at the LVCC, but at the Sands Convention Centre. That's like half an hour away from the "real" CES. -168809;1357707522;mircea_popescu;ouch. -168808;1357707662;dub;meanwhile in libertarianism http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2013/01/the-deport-piers-morgan-creator-blows-up-on-cnn-153577.html?ml=po_r -168807;1357708169;mircea_popescu;"What makes it possible to buy drugs with Tide is not because Tide is useful as a detergent. It’s because drug dealers and users have agreed that it is currency." -168806;1357708173;mircea_popescu;forbes, now with extra esl. -168805;1357708175;mircea_popescu;da fuck. -168804;1357708204;mircea_popescu;why are people like this allowed to write ? -168803;1357708462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1079 @ 0.0046899 = 5.0604 BTC [+] -168802;1357708464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 588 @ 0.00469194 = 2.7589 BTC [+] -168801;1357708624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 380 @ 0.00469194 = 1.7829 BTC [+] -168800;1357708976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00469194 = 1.8768 BTC [+] -168799;1357709043;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -168798;1357709049;gribble;1 BTC = 13.75002 U.S. dollars = 10.5227061 Euros -168797;1357709149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00466572 = 3.7326 BTC [-] -168796;1357709543;kakobrekla;lol that alex guy -168795;1357709551;kakobrekla;a monkey is smarter than that. -168794;1357709748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00468285 = 5.3853 BTC [+] -168793;1357710073;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, that entire article is full of shit -168792;1357710081;Diablo-D3;I read it earlier -168791;1357710089;Diablo-D3;Tide _is_ useful as a detergent -168790;1357710102;Diablo-D3;its the only one left on the market that they havent raped the forumula to -168789;1357710135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 264 @ 0.00466572 = 1.2318 BTC [-] -168788;1357710136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 308 @ 0.00466042 = 1.4354 BTC [-] -168787;1357710442;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 http://trilema.com/2013/forbes-now-with-a-little-extra-esl-and-a-whole-lot-of-extra-stupid/ -168786;1357710450;mircea_popescu;an' i hope he chokes on it. -168785;1357710637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00065877 = 3.4915 BTC [-] -168784;1357710999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 563 @ 0.00466042 = 2.6238 BTC [-] -168783;1357711001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 237 @ 0.00465713 = 1.1037 BTC [-] -168782;1357711075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00468285 = 4.2146 BTC [+] -168781;1357712553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00466274 = 3.0308 BTC [-] -168780;1357712815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00466274 = 3.7302 BTC [-] -168779;1357712817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00465822 = 1.6304 BTC [-] -168778;1357712818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00465713 = 2.0957 BTC [-] -168777;1357712926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00468285 = 0.2341 BTC [+] -168776;1357712928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00468405 = 2.1078 BTC [+] -168775;1357712929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 282 @ 0.00469194 = 1.3231 BTC [+] -168774;1357712930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1620 @ 0.00471475 = 7.6379 BTC [+] -168773;1357714069;mircea_popescu;However, recent evidence suggests that Duqu may have been written in Object Oriented C (OO C) and compiled in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. -168772;1357714074;mircea_popescu;ahahaha omg that'd be the end all. -168771;1357714099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1277 @ 0.00465713 = 5.9472 BTC [-] -168770;1357714373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 236 @ 0.00465713 = 1.0991 BTC [-] -168769;1357714375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1070 @ 0.0046549 = 4.9807 BTC [-] -168768;1357714556;Namworld;argh I'm tired -168767;1357714563;Namworld;Once again no credit -168766;1357714586;Namworld;I have to learn to stop clicking on polimedia links. -168765;1357714601;Namworld;I don't know why but I can never read anything. -168764;1357714609;mircea_popescu;http://forums.radioreference.com/community-announcements-news/257379-ask-rr-would-you-pay-subscription-bitcoins.html#post1889295 -168763;1357714612;mircea_popescu;this is great. -168762;1357714739;mircea_popescu;"If there were more robust security, in the bit coin infrastructure. I'd consider it, but as its setup now, not very likely. " -168761;1357714778;mircea_popescu;"Bitcoins, in theory, could become the next universal currency. However, they are a pain to obtain (if you're not buying them outright) and the security model could use some work." -168760;1357714786;mircea_popescu;i guess i'd better buy vitriol. -168759;1357714863;Namworld;"the security model" could use some work. -168758;1357714943;Namworld;what the fuck? -168757;1357714946;JohnGalt2;yeah those morons want centralized shit and to reverse transactions. Because that's what they used to and they gave all their responsibilities to nanny governments -168756;1357714967;mircea_popescu;its a very funny read, to me. -168755;1357714988;mircea_popescu;this very entrenched western notion that everyone's entitled to an opinion. -168754;1357714992;mircea_popescu;best thing for comedy. -168753;1357715105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 330 @ 0.00471475 = 1.5559 BTC [+] -168752;1357715107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 682 @ 0.00472303 = 3.2211 BTC [+] -168751;1357715108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 188 @ 0.00473903 = 0.8909 BTC [+] -168750;1357715333;Namworld;Someone should post something. -168749;1357715351;kakobrekla;post -168748;1357715353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1312 @ 0.00473903 = 6.2176 BTC [+] -168747;1357715353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00474657 = 3.0853 BTC [+] -168746;1357715355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 38 @ 0.00474845 = 0.1804 BTC [+] -168745;1357715360;Namworld;Ok -168744;1357715390;kakobrekla;im gonna open a chocholate beer i think -168743;1357715402;Namworld;Hey... I want one. -168742;1357715489;kakobrekla;http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8010/7467168670_727523ac12_z.jpg -168741;1357715795;kakobrekla;woah -168740;1357715800;kakobrekla;this aint bad at all. -168739;1357716271;kakobrekla;http://healthland.time.com/2012/12/13/controversial-surgery-for-addiction-burns-away-brains-pleasure-center/ -168738;1357716449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9292 @ 0.00064183 = 5.9639 BTC [-] -168737;1357716450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4354 @ 0.00063645 = 2.7711 BTC [-] -168736;1357716451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1681 @ 0.0006363 = 1.0696 BTC [-] -168735;1357716519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00471394 = 6.1281 BTC [-] -168734;1357716520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00468492 = 3.2794 BTC [-] -168733;1357716521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00468424 = 5.6211 BTC [-] -168732;1357716523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.0046549 = 10.7063 BTC [-] -168731;1357716808;Namworld;Ok, well maybe we need to get some "stupidized" bitcoin explanation -168730;1357716824;Namworld;A bitcoin for dummies kind of thing... -168729;1357716837;kakobrekla;why -168728;1357716890;mircea_popescu;yes. why ? -168727;1357716912;Namworld;Well because it needs to be super short for the short attention span of people inquiring about Bitcoins. -168726;1357716924;Namworld;Well although I guess we already have that. -168725;1357716947;mircea_popescu;you don't get it. -168724;1357716952;mircea_popescu;why do we want stupid people ? -168723;1357716954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 710 @ 0.00474845 = 3.3714 BTC [+] -168722;1357716974;Graet;we will get them whether they want opr not -168721;1357716999;JohnGalt2;because we want the stupid people money -168720;1357717019;Graet;most of them dont really understand how fiat or credit cards actually "work" but use them daily, but feel they need to know every intracacy of bitcoin before using it -168719;1357717021;Graet;shrug -168718;1357717028;Namworld;We don't want them, we want the business. Why is apple making so much money? For selling easy to use and elegant products. And they milk their customer base as much as possible. -168717;1357717049;mircea_popescu;Graet yes, we will get them either way. they're worthless. why bother ? -168716;1357717064;Namworld;They don't need to even know that much about Bitcoin. -168715;1357717076;mircea_popescu;apple is possibly the single worst comparison to btc -168714;1357717081;Graet;thats what i said Namworld ;) -168713;1357717083;mircea_popescu;we are exactly diametrically opposed in every single aspect -168712;1357717094;mircea_popescu;simple example : satoshi is dead, btc benefits from it. jobs is dead, apple is doomed. -168711;1357717179;kakobrekla;satoshi is not dead -168710;1357717188;JohnGalt2;if btc benefits from a dead satoshi, then let's kill him? -168709;1357717206;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla prove it ? -168708;1357717211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00474564 = 4.7456 BTC [-] -168707;1357717227;Namworld;Probably not that great a comparison. But they don't need to know that much about it. If they didn't have such misconception of Bitcoins, they wouldn't oppose using it and could use a third party processor. Yes, there's still the payment processor, but there's less fees and it doesn't support the archaic closed credit card/banking system. -168706;1357717229;kakobrekla;wanna bet -168705;1357717238;mircea_popescu;JohnGalt2 im just making the point that in the sense jobs is dead (ie, no longer driving apple) so is satoshi -168704;1357717253;mircea_popescu;Namworld their misconceptions are for the greater good. -168703;1357717258;mircea_popescu;they don't belong mucking up bitcoin -168702;1357717263;mircea_popescu;and no, we don't want their business, either. -168701;1357717294;mircea_popescu;their business is very expensive. rape-them-in-the-ass corps like banks etc are very good at keeping their idiocy expensiveness low while turning a buck -168700;1357717295;Namworld;What impact does it make that they'd use Bitcoins? -168699;1357717309;mircea_popescu;but the effort and expertise involved in doing this are much more than what's needed to make asics -168698;1357717346;JohnGalt2;Namworld: A lot of the stupid people don't want to have fancy internet money without having a possibility to reverse transactions -168697;1357717357;Namworld;Ah, that. -168696;1357717368;JohnGalt2;They're not used it to it because of their nanny governments -168695;1357717392;mircea_popescu;they're expensive, it's simple. -168694;1357717406;mircea_popescu;it costs to supply their needs more than they are capable of paying. -168693;1357717420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 902 @ 0.00474845 = 4.2831 BTC [+] -168692;1357717421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00475265 = 3.3269 BTC [+] -168691;1357717422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00475518 = 2.3776 BTC [+] -168690;1357717424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2274 @ 0.00477726 = 10.8635 BTC [+] -168689;1357717424;mircea_popescu;why do you think banks wouldn't take most poor people's accounts if they weren't legally forced to ? -168688;1357717424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 35624 @ 0.00478695 = 170.5303 BTC [+] -168687;1357717471;Namworld;I don't see that argument as valid. As the supplier, you set the price and service provided for it. -168686;1357717475;mircea_popescu;... -168685;1357717480;JohnGalt2;I don't think every user needs to understand how bitcoin works entirely. I don't, I'm not interested in the IT stuff, I'm interested in the moneyz stuf -168684;1357717486;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -168683;1357717487;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00449 / 0.004709 / 0.004787 (583698 shares, 2,748.64 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00340446 / 0.0048 (13963747 shares, 47,539.11 BTC) -168682;1357717494;Bugpowder;;;ticker -168681;1357717495;Namworld;That you take bitcoins or not, your local government could force you to provide services regardless. -168680;1357717496;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.70001, Best ask: 13.72855, Bid-ask spread: 0.02854, Last trade: 13.70000, 24 hour volume: 32942.91842052, 24 hour low: 13.61100, 24 hour high: 13.87998, 24 hour vwap: 13.76016 -168679;1357717502;mircea_popescu;what local government ? -168678;1357717521;mircea_popescu;there's no government that's local to the internet. -168677;1357717534;kakobrekla;most of people driving cars dont know how internal combustion works. -168676;1357717551;kakobrekla;its same with anything thats more than a stick and a stone and many people use -168675;1357717577;Namworld;I'm not talking about internet only. Just various other services. -168674;1357717581;JohnGalt2;exactly -168673;1357717602;mircea_popescu;i guess this discussion became to vague to continue/ -168672;1357717629;mircea_popescu;point remains. we don't want the average joe and his 3-9 dollar transaction. -168671;1357717639;mircea_popescu;nobody does eitgher, but that's besides the point. we don't,. -168670;1357717654;Namworld;What if I sell 3-9 dollars thing? -168669;1357717662;kakobrekla;i dont care if joe comes or not, i just know he doenst have to know how it works to use it -168668;1357717672;mircea_popescu;Namworld then bitcoin isn't for you. -168667;1357717688;JohnGalt2;Yes, we do want Joe with his 3-9 dollarz. Bitcoin needs growth, maybe he'll buy more bitcoins after that -168666;1357717696;Namworld;Why? -168665;1357717711;mircea_popescu;because, Namworld, the costs of administering this sort of business exceed your profits from doing it. -168664;1357717719;mircea_popescu;in simple terms : you can't afford btc. -168663;1357717752;kakobrekla;depends -168662;1357717772;kakobrekla;in RL the biggest cost of small bills are the billing itself -168661;1357717777;mircea_popescu;it doesn't really depend. we have centuries of accumulated experience in trade. by now things are pretty well known -168660;1357717784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00478695 = 1.9148 BTC [+] -168659;1357717788;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yes, that is true. -168658;1357717801;Namworld;But it does not exceed the costs... otherwise capitalism wouldn't work because pretty much nothing brings any profit? -168657;1357717828;Bugpowder;Details 2013-01-09 01:51:31 lessthan 16000 de2012c9 3148068f 1HbHbFK CONFIRMED 435.00000000 LOSE 2.17450000 41970 Details 2013-01-09 01:50:43 lessthan 16000 d463f567 faa9a2d8 19LQ1zn CONFIRMED 435.00000000 LOSE 2.17450000 53146 Details 2013-01-09 01:49:33 lessthan 16000 f3d916d3 c4273fff 1Bw9MTr CONFIRMED 435.00000000 LOSE 2.17450000 52002 Details 2013-01-09 01:48:04 lessthan 16000 881eda89 5a2d111b 1Fh2Rjd CONFIRMED 327.680 -168656;1357717837;Bugpowder;sory -168655;1357717842;mircea_popescu;that's an unwarranted generalisation. -168654;1357717885;Namworld;Well than all consumerism in america is unprofitable if the 3-9 dollar transaction exceeds profits. -168653;1357717929;Namworld;That bottle of Coke that costs 10 cent to make is not profitable to sell under 1$ and Coke doesn't earn any revenue. -168652;1357717937;mircea_popescu;no. -168651;1357717951;mircea_popescu;the 3-9 transactions work on an economy of scale model -168650;1357717964;mircea_popescu;if you aggregate one billion of them you can squeeze a little profit -168649;1357717972;mircea_popescu;but you lack all the many tools that the banks use to turn this green. -168648;1357718013;Namworld;and Bitcoin is designed to further help the profit margin. The bitcoin is designed to facilitate micro-transactions. -168647;1357718025;mircea_popescu;the fact that it is designed to do it does not mean you are the one to do it. -168646;1357718026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00474564 = 0.7118 BTC [-] -168645;1357718026;kakobrekla;that is true, yet i have seen bitcoin margins so ridiculusly high, you dont need volume -168644;1357718027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 291 @ 0.00467378 = 1.3601 BTC [-] -168643;1357718027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 556 @ 0.0046549 = 2.5881 BTC [-] -168642;1357718031;Namworld;For which transaction fees would be too large for 1-5$ transactions. -168641;1357718045;mircea_popescu;this is the asic argument all over again -168640;1357718046;kakobrekla;why are the margins like they are, thats another question -168639;1357718051;kakobrekla;with at least 2 anwers -168638;1357718053;mircea_popescu;the fact that asic fab plants are designed to make custom chips -168637;1357718058;mircea_popescu;does not mean bfl will be making asics. -168636;1357718095;mircea_popescu;in principle, for every degree of magnitude the transaction goes down, your fixed costs go up one and a half. -168635;1357718118;mircea_popescu;you need to be a multi-billion corp to process sub 10 dollar transactions effectually. -168634;1357718137;kakobrekla;in RL ya -168633;1357718146;mircea_popescu;in bitcoin it is atm even worse -168632;1357718165;mircea_popescu;note, im not saying that by 2050 or w/e all these fabulous economies of scale baked in by design won't be working full bore -168631;1357718171;kakobrekla;to _process_ it doesnt cost anything -168630;1357718183;mircea_popescu;all im saying is that the average small biz does not find itself in a position to do this. -168629;1357718204;kakobrekla;i see what you mean -168628;1357718222;mircea_popescu;90%+ of all small businesses that tried bitcoin discovered this on their own timeand dime -168627;1357718241;mircea_popescu;this obviously is unavoidable, seeing how they couldn't afford to hire me to tell them this, and wouldn't have made sense of it anyway. -168626;1357718241;Namworld;Well then we also don't need small gamblers on SatoshiDice or BitVPS is not profitable with it's sub 10 dollar plans. So are small sellers accepting bitcoins and etc, online or not. -168625;1357718243;kakobrekla;but bitcoin is small, still. -168624;1357718259;kakobrekla;not small, tiny. -168623;1357718268;Bugpowder;S.DICE benefits from small gamblers -168622;1357718269;mircea_popescu;Namworld the hosting industry may be the one single place where my above judgements may be shown mistaken -168621;1357718276;Bugpowder;lowers variance -168620;1357718276;mircea_popescu;because of very speciffic characteristics. -168619;1357718292;kakobrekla;Buglouse blockchain suffers from small gambers on sd -168618;1357718293;Bugpowder;and incremental transaction costs are near zero -168617;1357718294;mircea_popescu;and s.dice takes small gamblers because it's very easy to provide the service to them. -168616;1357718295;kakobrekla;:p -168615;1357718296;Namworld;Well it's indeed quite mostly automation and all online. -168614;1357718297;kakobrekla;fuck -168613;1357718297;mircea_popescu;it doesn't deliver anything -168612;1357718298;kakobrekla;Bugpowder -168611;1357718303;kakobrekla;srs whats with this bug nicks -168610;1357718303;JohnGalt;3-9$ transactions would work fine for small takeaway or coffee shops -168609;1357718306;mircea_popescu;no gambler can pick up the phone and complain about damaged deliveries. -168608;1357718310;mircea_popescu;or want to return -168607;1357718327;Namworld;But that's exactly the problem that would get solved without such opposition. Bitcoin could get lower transaction costs with easier availability through more demand/offer. -168606;1357718331;Bugpowder;60 BTC / mo fixed cost -168605;1357718335;mircea_popescu;JohnGalt it has been proven not to work > 20 times so far. -168604;1357718337;Bugpowder;it has economy of scale -168603;1357718339;Rothgar;hello -168602;1357718343;mircea_popescu;hi. -168601;1357718376;Rothgar;:) -168600;1357718377;Namworld;using phones to pay in bitcoins wuld be feasible for a much lower fee than the credit card conglomerate/payment processors are trying to offer. -168599;1357718395;Namworld;Which would allow even small shop to process smaller transactions with more profitability. -168598;1357718407;Namworld;Agreed that it's not currently feasible. -168597;1357718409;mircea_popescu;you're stubornly focusing on irrelevant detail. -168596;1357718418;mircea_popescu;it doesn't matter what the payment "costs" in your estimation. -168595;1357718430;mircea_popescu;what matters is how much dealing with people ACTUALLY costs. -168594;1357718435;mircea_popescu;dealing with poor people is very expensive. -168593;1357718445;mircea_popescu;handling small transactions is very expensive. -168592;1357718465;Namworld;Dealing with someone who enters and at the register pays for something is fast and inexpensive... -168591;1357718474;Namworld;even if the person is poor... -168590;1357718480;mircea_popescu;a well. -168589;1357718483;Namworld;or pays for not much. -168588;1357718495;mircea_popescu;it's right in front of your eyes dude. -168587;1357718500;mircea_popescu;they're not poor as an accident of fate -168586;1357718504;mircea_popescu;they're poor because they're stupid. -168585;1357718518;mircea_popescu;that means they will introduce friction -168584;1357718527;mircea_popescu;that further means you will be spending your time doing the impossible. -168583;1357718531;kakobrekla;a wait -168582;1357718536;Bugpowder;holy shit -168581;1357718536;mircea_popescu;such as, for instance, explaining to those idiots on that article quoted why they're wrong -168580;1357718541;mircea_popescu;in such terms as they'd be able to grasp -168579;1357718546;Bugpowder;That set of losses I posted -168578;1357718548;mircea_popescu;this feat costs exponentially more the dumber they are. -168577;1357718565;kakobrekla;>>See that picture ? The poor schmucks in that picture are likely more intelligent, more dilligent and generally better human beings than Gobry. Unfortunately for them, they didn’t have the obscene good fortune of being born in this part of the world. As a result, they’re dicking around packing mud while this worthless fuckwit goes about farting self-delusions of “strategic global -168576;1357718565;kakobrekla;issues” and whatnot. -168575;1357718573;Bugpowder;was from one guy starting with a 0.01BTC bet on less than 16000, and doubling it every loss -168574;1357718584;Bugpowder;until he lost 2000 BTC -168573;1357718588;Bugpowder;and gave up -168572;1357718594;mircea_popescu;ahahah nowai Bugpowder ? -168571;1357718600;mircea_popescu;i guess deposit soon ? -168570;1357718610;Namworld;Yes. But as far as I know most most brick and mortar business have to do that bitcoin or not and while not all manage to succeed at it, many remain in business, wether small or large. -168569;1357718624;mircea_popescu;no. they do not manage to stay in business. -168568;1357718637;mircea_popescu;there's a reason for chains and franchises and payment processors being centralised -168567;1357718639;mircea_popescu;and so forth. -168566;1357718642;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu are those chaps unfortunate or stupid? -168565;1357718662;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla the problem with macroeconomy is that those terms aren't distinct. -168564;1357718697;mircea_popescu;think in terms of girl looking for a husband. does she care if he;'s lucky or smart ? -168563;1357718699;Namworld;The reason is that it's more cost effective and branding brings clients. -168562;1357718702;mircea_popescu;she doesn't. she cares if he's gonna feed her babies. -168561;1357718713;mircea_popescu;no namworld. the reason is that people can't afford to stay in business -168560;1357718724;mircea_popescu;under the crushing pressure of the huge costs of the 3-9 dollars transaction. -168559;1357718737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.0046549 = 4.1894 BTC [-] -168558;1357718745;Namworld;... -168557;1357718801;Namworld;but those costs are very close for a chain convenience store or a personally owned one, for example... there's plenty of non-affiliated small businesses handling small transactions left. -168556;1357718815;mircea_popescu;not at all. -168555;1357718821;mircea_popescu;the chain can tell customers to go get fucked. -168554;1357718842;mircea_popescu;which it regularly does. -168553;1357718850;mircea_popescu;go try and complain to your phone company, as a fuine example. -168552;1357718879;Namworld;Well I can't speak for Romania. But I see small businesses staying around and in all apparence, doing well. -168551;1357718903;mircea_popescu;you see small service businesses staying around. -168550;1357718913;mircea_popescu;and even those have been taking a beating of horror past 10-20 years. -168549;1357718934;kakobrekla;small businesses are small businesses cause they arent large businesses -168548;1357718960;Namworld;Just as I see small providers competing with larger corps with better services. They still turn a profit and stick around. -168547;1357718974;mircea_popescu;small businesses are either a) going bankrupt (happens to 90% ish of them) or else in a new niche. -168546;1357718978;Namworld;It's harder and there's less margins. It's just not impossible. -168545;1357719060;mircea_popescu;im sorry, you must be from an alternate universe. why would i be doing something at a competitive disadvantage ? -168544;1357719067;mircea_popescu;if it's harder and it pays less i'm out of there. -168543;1357719086;Namworld;Because if you work for the corporation, you get paid even less. -168542;1357719093;mircea_popescu;lol. -168541;1357719112;mircea_popescu;you know, business is business, not survival. -168540;1357719116;mircea_popescu;it has to earn. -168539;1357719128;mircea_popescu;im not looking for a way to employ myself. -168538;1357719154;Namworld;Your margins are lower for the business, but the profit is better for the owner. As for employees, they're probably paid a similar pay. -168537;1357719169;mircea_popescu;the owner/business distinction is spurious. -168536;1357719206;Namworld;Well there's incentive as to create and keep the small business running as long as that advantage for the owner exists. -168535;1357719216;mircea_popescu;maybe. -168534;1357719232;mircea_popescu;in general it's irrational to expend your resources at a comparative disadvantage. -168533;1357719233;Namworld;That you have a 20% margin and your large competitor has 30% matters not if you get enough sales at 20% that you get a nice yearly earning. -168532;1357719264;Namworld;The owners just has to work for it. But I think that's a work/reward ratio that's still attractive. -168531;1357719267;Bugpowder;the more profitable one will crush you -168530;1357719269;mircea_popescu;it absolutely matters lol -168529;1357719277;Bugpowder;they will invest more -168528;1357719281;Bugpowder;they will destroy you -168527;1357719294;mircea_popescu;they might destroy you even if you have 10x their margins -168526;1357719295;Bugpowder;otherwise they will be destroyed -168525;1357719301;mircea_popescu;but to go into this when they hold the upper hand is folly. -168524;1357719363;Namworld;It is folly, maybe. Many fails on that path. Most small businesses go bankrupt indeed. But some succeed. -168523;1357719408;Namworld;That this percentage is quite low matters not. It remains an incentive to exploit any opportunity. -168522;1357719427;Namworld;Bitcoins could help by making small transactions more accessible at lower costs. -168521;1357719457;mircea_popescu;they will make more expensive customers accessible,w hich will sink you. -168520;1357719614;Namworld;Well if it hasn't sunk small convenience stores and shops/restaurants, and still don't, I don't see why that would change anything. -168519;1357719628;Namworld;They already cater to the most "expensive" customers. -168518;1357719656;mircea_popescu;the most expensive customer in the world is the guy buying a 3-9 dollar trinket over the internet. -168517;1357719687;Namworld;Well I don't purport bitcoins would be good for users buying online for small amounts. -168516;1357719722;Namworld;I say they would in lieu of credit card for small transaction in shops. -168515;1357719757;mircea_popescu;not really. it meets nobody;s needs. -168514;1357719766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 675 @ 0.00475997 = 3.213 BTC [+] -168513;1357719767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 525 @ 0.00478695 = 2.5131 BTC [+] -168512;1357719781;Namworld;Not right now. -168511;1357719789;mircea_popescu;merchant wants ensured funds, customer wants reversible transaction and balance protection -168510;1357719800;mircea_popescu;cc companies offer all these, and rely on the state to police it all. -168509;1357719818;mircea_popescu;bitcoin has not the subsidy of the state, and can't offer either safety for the merchant or reversibility for the customer. -168508;1357719831;Namworld;Ah, I suppose. -168507;1357719839;mircea_popescu;bitcoin exists so a guy in china can be paid for 10 containers of tvs -168506;1357719848;mircea_popescu;not so that fifty people can buy a coffee each. -168505;1357719855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 890 @ 0.00478695 = 4.2604 BTC [+] -168504;1357719867;Namworld;Well agreed that as a vehicle for transfer of value for large transactions, bitcoins would be ideal. -168503;1357719910;mircea_popescu;right. -168502;1357719917;mircea_popescu;once it becomes the standard there it will trickle down -168501;1357719924;mircea_popescu;historically the cheque was used by the rich -168500;1357719929;mircea_popescu;it eventually became standard for everyone. -168499;1357719937;mircea_popescu;historically electronic payments were bank-only. -168498;1357719944;mircea_popescu;then the credit card made them ubiqutous. -168497;1357719953;mircea_popescu;bitcoins for the masses happens in a decade or two. -168496;1357719965;Namworld;Well I'm not saying right away bitcoins should be used in shops... -168495;1357719971;mircea_popescu;many people are tho -168494;1357719979;mircea_popescu;and keep fucking over small business owners and customers. -168493;1357719991;Namworld;I don't believe we're anywhere near that level. -168492;1357720038;Namworld;I'm just saying misconception and bad press hinders bitcoins adoption and that they would prove useful given the right tools. -168491;1357720039;mircea_popescu;obviously once we build scale and capital and knowhow we'll be able to dislodge larger and larger chunks -168490;1357720055;mircea_popescu;but for now the focus on small busionesses is simply the tell-talle effect of incompetence and impotence in the bitcoin camp. -168489;1357720071;mircea_popescu;people don't know the people they should be talking to, don't know how to find them, don't dare approach them -168488;1357720076;mircea_popescu;so they pester barristas instead. -168487;1357720160;Namworld;Ah. I merely wanted that misconception be cleared so there's less opposition. Better public view/demand for something increase the chance the people that matter will hear about, either through family or other connections. -168486;1357720182;mircea_popescu;not at all. -168485;1357720188;mircea_popescu;it's best if common people loathe btc for now. -168484;1357720218;mircea_popescu;just as it was best for mpex that all the glbse idjits hated it -168483;1357720256;Namworld;I'm not sure what advantage that has. -168482;1357720269;Namworld;They can't enter anyway -168481;1357720278;mircea_popescu;keeps the expensive people out and so saves our resources. -168480;1357720319;Namworld;They can't pay the entry fee anyway... -168479;1357720343;Namworld;If they want something they can't, they talk more about it than something they'd dismiss. -168478;1357720358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 937 @ 0.0046549 = 4.3616 BTC [-] -168477;1357720360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 113 @ 0.00464997 = 0.5254 BTC [-] -168476;1357720368;Namworld;Which can attracts the attention of the people you want. -168475;1357720376;mircea_popescu;well bitcoin's problem is that it doesn't have who to put an entrance fee. -168474;1357720447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1318 @ 0.00464997 = 6.1287 BTC [-] -168473;1357720517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00478699 = 6.7018 BTC [+] -168472;1357721596;Namworld;You allow withdrawals as low as 0.0005 BTC? Isn't that catering to small transactions? -168471;1357721632;Namworld;I think I could hardly bother with anything less than 1 BTC. -168470;1357721658;mircea_popescu;o, that's a trap -168469;1357721664;mircea_popescu;mpex only processes deposits. -168468;1357721745;Namworld;Oh, I'm sorry for the misunderstanding, I probably hallucinated my previous withdrawed bitcoins. Have a good day sir. -168467;1357721775;mircea_popescu;lol -168466;1357721832;Namworld;But, in all seriousness, I just made a 40 BTC withdrawal request. -168465;1357721881;Namworld;It seems someone is selling my debt under par value and I wish to purchase it. -168464;1357722015;Namworld;The contract says upon request I'll pay par value and the email is right there along the contract but no one seems to bother requesting. Quite odd. -168463;1357722054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00478378 = 2.1527 BTC [-] -168462;1357722176;mircea_popescu;done. -168461;1357722241;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/66/ anyone know what this is ? -168460;1357722245;Namworld;I've had the notice before you notified here. I do like the confirmation speed. -168459;1357722256;Namworld;Thank you for the prompt service. -168458;1357722382;mircea_popescu;hehe my pleasure. -168457;1357723060;Namworld;Well, now I even get to know who put those under par on the market... -168456;1357723098;Namworld;Hmm... -168455;1357723099;mircea_popescu;http://www.morgenthaler.com/home/contact-us/ -168454;1357723102;mircea_popescu;lmao idiots -168453;1357723134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1689 @ 0.00478699 = 8.0852 BTC [+] -168452;1357723175;Namworld;oh wow... -168451;1357723233;mircea_popescu;and these people have like 1bn in assets -168450;1357723238;mircea_popescu;can't get a motherfucking link right. -168449;1357723316;Namworld;Okay... they manage 1 billion... that website is so basic... They probably pay a premium for the website and they manage to screw up the contact us link... -168448;1357723357;Namworld;and the page is screwed up. -168447;1357723372;mircea_popescu;va firms have possibly the worst websites -168446;1357723378;Namworld;Things get misaligned. Seems like no one thought of the poor contact page. -168445;1357723388;mircea_popescu;and most of them are in technology/it -168444;1357723498;Namworld;http://www.morgenthaler.com/ventures/contact/ -168443;1357723512;Namworld;Well the contact page from either sub-section works. At least. -168442;1357723522;Namworld;Just not from the main page =/ -168441;1357765264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00476739 = 4.7674 BTC [+] -168440;1357765578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00476739 = 4.7674 BTC [+] -168439;1357766229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 983 @ 0.00476739 = 4.6863 BTC [+] -168438;1357766230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17 @ 0.00477127 = 0.0811 BTC [+] -168437;1357766388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 483 @ 0.00477127 = 2.3045 BTC [+] -168436;1357766390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00478628 = 3.3504 BTC [+] -168435;1357766391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2426 @ 0.00478919 = 11.6186 BTC [+] -168434;1357766446;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -168433;1357766448;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1day: 0.00449 / 0.00468334 / 0.00478919 (362534 shares, 1,697.87 BTC), 30day: 0.0014 / 0.00341561 / 0.0048 (14083889 shares, 48,105.09 BTC) -168432;1357766626;topace;ART? -168431;1357766688;gigavps;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWF86D_UNxc -168430;1357766757;dub;lol -168429;1357766942;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: >riot -168428;1357766943;Diablo-D3;lol -168427;1357767005;topace;lol -168426;1357767173;jurov;Diablo-D3, do you watch KHL? we should set up some bets, too -168425;1357767197;jurov;i don't watch it much, but i saw todays' match in a gym so it occurred it to me -168424;1357767209;mircea_popescu;what's khl ? -168423;1357767220;jurov;continental hockey league -168422;1357767223;mircea_popescu;o -168421;1357767233;jurov;ex-USSR + czechoslovakia -168420;1357767233;mircea_popescu;mod6 was into hockey irc -168419;1357767272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00478919 = 9.0995 BTC [+] -168418;1357767391;mod6;ahh, yeah :) -168417;1357767392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00478919 = 23.946 BTC [+] -168416;1357767432;mod6;the NHL is back from its lockout too fwiw. Just in time for BitBet :] -168415;1357767661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00476061 = 5.7127 BTC [-] -168414;1357767666;mircea_popescu;>D -168413;1357767758;smickles;i/a -168412;1357767964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1087 @ 0.00478919 = 5.2058 BTC [+] -168411;1357767968;dub;how do you get to the market on bitfunder -168410;1357768200;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135574.0 -168409;1357768213;mircea_popescu;lets see what comes out of this -168408;1357768284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.00476061 = 18.0903 BTC [-] -168407;1357768285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 653 @ 0.0047606 = 3.1087 BTC [-] -168406;1357768460;jurov;flowers for mpoe-pr, what else :) -168405;1357768527;jcpham;poor thing. no one pays her attention it seems -168404;1357768549;mod6;i thought it was a good round up -168403;1357768599;mircea_popescu;my bet is on crickets -168402;1357768603;mod6;haha -168401;1357768608;mircea_popescu;they're just too afraid of her by now. -168400;1357768654;jcpham;i hope she doesn't scare journalists away -168399;1357768672;mod6;someone needs to set these guys straight. and she's been spot on for over a year. -168398;1357768675;mircea_popescu;can you scare journalists away ? -168397;1357768694;mircea_popescu;moreover. if you scare some dood away, could he have been a journalist ? -168396;1357768697;dub;im sure I saw a market page on bitfunder yesterday -168395;1357768700;dub;but now.. -168394;1357768705;dub;was I mistaken? -168393;1357768717;dub;or do I need more coffee -168392;1357768767;jurov;dub, why? yes there's more stuff there now. -168391;1357768799;dub;link? -168390;1357768812;dub;all I see is an asset list -168389;1357768880;jurov;you think there was more yest? -168388;1357768911;dub;the asset list is the market page? its just a list of btc addresses with stock balances -168387;1357768972;dub;I must be mistaking it with another site -168386;1357769501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00477962 = 4.0627 BTC [+] -168385;1357769567;dub;nearly positivie it was bitfunder -168384;1357769579;dub;maybe its a browser problem -168383;1357769746;dub;are there any sites not in the topic? -168382;1357769809;topace;kakobrekla: assbot isnt showing havelock trades -168381;1357770019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00477962 = 0.7169 BTC [+] -168380;1357770020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.0047606 = 1.6662 BTC [-] -168379;1357770221;mircea_popescu;dub im sure there must be -168378;1357770241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1015 @ 0.00478699 = 4.8588 BTC [+] -168377;1357770243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 35 @ 0.00478919 = 0.1676 BTC [+] -168376;1357770252;dub;pretty sure I looked at it last night -168375;1357770273;dub;but I can only find news|asset list|t&c -168374;1357770305;dub;if it is there, its very well hidden -168373;1357771095;dub;yeah tbqh accurate or not its hard to see how the post would produce anything but negative PR -168372;1357771107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1337 @ 0.00478919 = 6.4031 BTC [+] -168371;1357771122;dub;1337 dice yo -168370;1357771198;mircea_popescu;dub the gorby thing ? -168369;1357771222;mircea_popescu;"Can someone with a seat on the board say if they're getting more update than that ? -168368;1357771222;mircea_popescu;Nope, so far board members do not have more info than what is provided in this thread." -168367;1357771225;mircea_popescu;whoopdedoo. -168366;1357771250;dub;mircea_popescu: the feet kissing post -168365;1357771304;mircea_popescu;o -168364;1357771325;mircea_popescu;heh. who exactly is big enough to do "negative PR" ? -168363;1357771329;dub;its seldom productive to rub peoples faces in their own shit, expecially a bunch of nobodies -168362;1357771340;mircea_popescu;in general that's true. -168361;1357771361;mircea_popescu;here it's important, i think, because otherwise the flavour of the entire thing slowly turns to shit. -168360;1357771459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 230 @ 0.0047606 = 1.0949 BTC [-] -168359;1357771459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 620 @ 0.0047341 = 2.9351 BTC [-] -168358;1357771976;mircea_popescu;"Chinese new year or not this a bad time of year to rely on devices that rely so heavily on parts from countries that celebrate the near years and the up coming spring festival." -168357;1357771997;mircea_popescu;pity asicminer didn't have its shares up, it'd have made a killing. -168356;1357772007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 180 @ 0.0047341 = 0.8521 BTC [-] -168355;1357772009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 612 @ 0.00470933 = 2.8821 BTC [-] -168354;1357772546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 746 @ 0.00470933 = 3.5132 BTC [-] -168353;1357772794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00470766 = 0.9415 BTC [-] -168352;1357772856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 862 @ 0.00470766 = 4.058 BTC [-] -168351;1357772858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 438 @ 0.00478919 = 2.0977 BTC [+] -168350;1357772943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4350 @ 0.00478919 = 20.833 BTC [+] -168349;1357773211;kakobrekla;everything is under control, dont panic. -168348;1357773366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00478919 = 5.2681 BTC [+] -168347;1357773714;markedathome;http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/01/extremely-crtical-ruby-on-rails-bug-threatens-more-than-200000-sites/ -168346;1357773714;markedathome;http://it.slashdot.org/story/13/01/09/1557235/ruby-on-rails-sql-injection-flaw-has-serious-real-life-consequences -168345;1357773714;markedathome;so how many bitcoin sites is that? 90-95%? -168344;1357773823;mircea_popescu;yeah we saw it yest. -168343;1357773831;mircea_popescu;mpex doesn't use ruby. -168342;1357773834;mircea_popescu;glbse iirc did. -168341;1357773873;topace;hahaha ruby on rails -168340;1357773894;markedathome;glbse and bitcoinica -168339;1357774078;mircea_popescu;o wait, i guess that bitfinex stolen code thing also ? -168338;1357774148;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [test] 1 @ 0.00000001 BTC -168337;1357774156;markedathome;bitfinex? -168336;1357774176;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.5 = 4.5 BTC [+] -168335;1357774182;Bugpowder;0.5! -168334;1357774802;mircea_popescu;;;ident Namworld -168333;1357774805;gribble;Nick 'Namworld', with hostmask 'Namworld!~BTC-Minin@modemcable075.132-23-96.mc.videotron.ca', is identified as user Namworld, with GPG key id F2758D83EEEDE453, key fingerprint F12DE6B4E1EF26F5768BE918F2758D83EEEDE453, and bitcoin address 1Namjies9JeJ4ugCzjkAj6dbaWrtjAFKCk -168332;1357774826;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [-] -168331;1357774827;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.5 = 4.5 BTC [+] -168330;1357774933;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [-] -168329;1357774934;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.5 = 4.5 BTC [+] -168328;1357774950;dub;whut is this supposed to be https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=dlattach;attach=9443;type=avatar -168327;1357774960;dub;bitcoin cock? -168326;1357775065;FabianB;;;tslb -168325;1357775067;gribble;Time since last block: 1 hour and 23 seconds -168324;1357775082;dub;nice -168323;1357775086;dub;;;bc,stats -168322;1357775091;gribble;Current Blocks: 215901 | Current Difficulty: 3249549.5844872 | Next Difficulty At Block: 217727 | Next Difficulty In: 1826 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 6 days, 17 hours, 11 minutes, and 14 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3021412.00645230 | Estimated Percent Change: -7.02059076507 -168321;1357775093;dub;;;bc,diffchange -168320;1357775098;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | -7.02059076507 % based on data since last change | -5.1399053661 % based on data for last three days -168319;1357775366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00478919 = 14.3676 BTC [+] -168318;1357775838;smickles;it's too early to tell on the next diff, isn't it? -168317;1357775845;smickles;kakobrekla: 21:51 -!- assbot [~assbot@78.46.215.65] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] -168316;1357775857;kakobrekla;ya -168315;1357775860;Bugpowder;yeah, with the asics shipping -168314;1357775867;kakobrekla;im doing some changes as we speak smickles -168313;1357775868;Bugpowder;could go up a lot -168312;1357775874;Bugpowder;next week -168311;1357775877;kakobrekla;burnsides exchange is comming as well -168310;1357775881;smickles;kakobrekla: cool, just thought i'd let you know :) -168309;1357775892;smickles;Bugpowder: they are actually shipping now? -168308;1357775910;Bugpowder;10 days -168307;1357775911;Bugpowder;http://www.avalon-asics.com -168306;1357776201;gigavps;their last post seemed to be prepping for less than stellar shipping schedule -168305;1357776233;gigavps;bASIC is now telling their customers to go fuck themselves regarding getting their btc back -168304;1357776245;gigavps;without it being in their terms of service -168303;1357776314;dub;smickles: yes -168302;1357776317;smickles;wowzer -168301;1357776403;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/75/ -168300;1357776404;mircea_popescu;related -168299;1357776473;gigavps;lol -168298;1357776479;gigavps;"never to change again" -168297;1357776491;gigavps;these guys are worse than BFL -168296;1357776521;smickles;so, still no mpoe.etf shareholder info from nefario -168295;1357776536;dub;im still waiting for btc :) -168294;1357776550;Bugpowder;they should change the countdown ticker on their website. -168293;1357776557;Bugpowder;If they were a stock I would panic sell -168292;1357776580;Bugpowder;;;ticker -168291;1357776580;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.77001, Best ask: 13.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07999, Last trade: 13.77001, 24 hour volume: 27803.13160059, 24 hour low: 13.62000, 24 hour high: 13.85000, 24 hour vwap: 13.73971 -168290;1357776583;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -168289;1357776681;smickles;assbot is down for now Bugpowder -168288;1357776687;smickles;system update -168287;1357776830;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well people who are stockholders ("preorder" hiolders) are panic selling -168286;1357776833;mircea_popescu;ie, asking for money back. -168285;1357776881;FabianB;;;tslb -168284;1357776884;gribble;Time since last block: 1 hour, 30 minutes, and 40 seconds -168283;1357776898;FabianB;someone turned off some asics ;) -168282;1357776912;smickles;;;bc,stats -168281;1357776914;gribble;Current Blocks: 215901 | Current Difficulty: 3249549.5844872 | Next Difficulty At Block: 217727 | Next Difficulty In: 1826 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 6 days, 17 hours, 11 minutes, and 14 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3021412.00645230 | Estimated Percent Change: -7.02059076507 -168280;1357776919;smickles;er -168279;1357776923;smickles;;;bc,nethash -168278;1357776924;gribble;22065.91594483177 -168277;1357776925;dub;bitcoin broken, time to sell -168276;1357776931;Bugpowder;sell to me -168275;1357776937;dub;NO ME -168274;1357776953;mircea_popescu;no u -168273;1357776990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00477206 = 0.9544 BTC [-] -168272;1357776990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1373 @ 0.00470939 = 6.466 BTC [-] -168271;1357776991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3627 @ 0.00478919 = 17.3704 BTC [+] -168270;1357776992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00478919 = 5.747 BTC [+] -168269;1357776993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1639 @ 0.00467711 = 7.6658 BTC [-] -168268;1357776994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 206 @ 0.0046657 = 0.9611 BTC [-] -168267;1357776995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3839 @ 0.00478919 = 18.3857 BTC [+] -168266;1357776996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.0047892 = 5.9865 BTC [+] -168265;1357776997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2687 @ 0.00478945 = 12.8693 BTC [+] -168264;1357776998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2224 @ 0.00479003 = 10.653 BTC [+] -168263;1357777212;smickles;wow, i've made roughly a 50% gain on s.dice -168262;1357777217;kakobrekla;hrm -168261;1357777219;kakobrekla;;;tslb -168260;1357777221;gribble;Time since last block: 1 hour, 36 minutes, and 18 seconds -168259;1357777226;kakobrekla;^^ -168258;1357777226;smickles;that's 'in the bank' btc too -168257;1357777247;kakobrekla;impossibru -168256;1357777254;smickles;kakobrekla: on hour isn't unheard of tho -168255;1357777264;smickles;have there been a couple in a row of 1 hr? -168254;1357777269;kakobrekla;but its 1h and 36min -168253;1357777286;kakobrekla;humm -168252;1357777287;smickles;oh no -168251;1357777290;smickles;there have been -168250;1357777291;kakobrekla;my bitcoin client tells me -168249;1357777297;smickles;Height Age Transactions Total Sent Relayed By Size (kB) -168248;1357777297;kakobrekla;its 36min ago -168247;1357777297;smickles;215901 1 hour 37 minutes 148 23,672.61 BTC 87.106.47.100 49.79 -168246;1357777298;smickles;215900 2 hours 26 minutes 150 4,012.25 BTC 50BTC 92.95 -168245;1357777302;kakobrekla;ya -168244;1357777312;kakobrekla;blockchain info down -168243;1357777315;kakobrekla;pft. -168242;1357777316;kakobrekla;:| -168241;1357777335;kakobrekla;someone call that guy -168240;1357777342;smickles;it's up for me tho -168239;1357777348;smickles;and current with my client -168238;1357777377;mircea_popescu;smickles https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135574.0 -168237;1357777377;kakobrekla;last block on blockchain info i see is 901 -168236;1357777398;smickles;hmm, last block my client has is 901 -168235;1357777413;kakobrekla;me too -168234;1357777420;kakobrekla;wtf -168233;1357777429;mircea_popescu;901 ya -168232;1357777443;kakobrekla;according to blockchain that block was 1h 30min ago -168231;1357777450;kakobrekla;and i know it reported it then -168230;1357777456;kakobrekla;cause im scanning it -168229;1357777483;dub;hrm -168228;1357777486;kakobrekla;something is f00 -168227;1357777497;dub;I should probably upgrade -168226;1357777498;dub;"errors" : "WARNING: Displayed transactions may not be correct! You may need to upgrade, or other nodes may need to upgrade." -168225;1357777517;dub;"version" : 69900, -168224;1357777518;kakobrekla;which ver? -168223;1357777521;kakobrekla;hh -168222;1357777553;kakobrekla;pigeons what was that python version of blockchain again? -168221;1357777566;Bugpowder;its about 0.5^9 chance per block to go at least 1hr 30m -168220;1357777568;mircea_popescu;hm is this related to ruby owningmaybe ? -168219;1357777575;kakobrekla;doubt it -168218;1357777577;Bugpowder;;;calc 0.5^9 -168217;1357777577;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -168216;1357777585;Bugpowder;0.002 -168215;1357777601;kakobrekla;ok -168214;1357777602;kakobrekla;we have a block -168213;1357777604;kakobrekla;;;tslb -168212;1357777607;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 6 seconds -168211;1357777608;Bugpowder;so about every week -168210;1357777615;Bugpowder;no -168209;1357777618;Bugpowder;every three days -168208;1357777621;Bugpowder;it should happen -168207;1357777638;Bugpowder;Just wait on S.DICE -168206;1357777651;Bugpowder;as soon as one of the whales goes on another bender. -168205;1357777658;Bugpowder;explosive price movements -168204;1357777675;Bugpowder;I am ready -168203;1357777694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063002 = 3.1501 BTC [+] -168202;1357777715;mircea_popescu;haha -168201;1357777717;smickles;2784 -168200;1357777722;smickles;er -168199;1357777740;pigeons;kakobrekla: https://github.com/jtobey/bitcoin-abe -168198;1357777740;smickles;22:26 < kakobrekla> we have a block << this happened right after I fired up my cpuminer -168197;1357777755;kakobrekla;thanks pigeons -168196;1357777777;smickles;lol -168195;1357777779;kakobrekla;smickles must have felt good -168194;1357777796;smickles;total sent, 58785, then 2min later, 14525 -168193;1357777835;smickles;clearly 50btc was just holding the blocks it found for an extra hour or so -168192;1357777877;FabianB;why would that make sense to hold them back? -168191;1357777887;smickles;i was joking FabianB ;) -168190;1357777984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00479002 = 4.79 BTC [-] -168189;1357777986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 976 @ 0.00479003 = 4.6751 BTC [+] -168188;1357777987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00479223 = 7.6676 BTC [+] -168187;1357777988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 274 @ 0.00479253 = 1.3132 BTC [+] -168186;1357778078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00473131 = 5.2044 BTC [-] -168185;1357778079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00470315 = 5.6438 BTC [-] -168184;1357778246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 764 @ 0.00479253 = 3.6615 BTC [+] -168183;1357778274;Bugpowder;anyone here have California home price sales data? -168182;1357778280;Bugpowder;like a database of it/ -168181;1357778306;smickles;Bugpowder: I was just looking at an index indicating they were rising -168180;1357778320;Bugpowder;yeah case-schiller looks good -168179;1357778336;Bugpowder;most previous RE bubbles were 7 years peak to trough -168178;1357778340;smickles;and that a large rental agency rushed to finialize 2.8 billion (?) in purchases -168177;1357778343;Bugpowder;bubble peaked in 2006 -168176;1357778385;Bugpowder;just trying to figure out the best way to compile data for a few areas of LA to test some price prediction software -168175;1357778551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00063002 = 10.8993 BTC [+] -168174;1357778823;dub;right so bitfunder does have asset pages -168173;1357778833;dub;just no index of or links to them -168172;1357778851;dub;not visibly at any rate -168171;1357778869;thestringpuller;smickles: you around? -168170;1357778931;dub;intuitivately you can go to the 'assets list' page to find the name then type /asset/'NAME' -168169;1357778936;pigeons;https://bitfunder.com/market -168168;1357778956;dub;oh cool, maybe a link to that somewhere -168167;1357779052;kakobrekla;its under the logo -168166;1357779080;dub;what logo? -168165;1357779084;mircea_popescu;Ukto ^^ -168164;1357779088;kakobrekla;'logo' -168163;1357779099;dub;the -168162;1357779122;dub;'bitfunder' pic in the top left corner? -168161;1357779129;kakobrekla;aha -168160;1357779132;dub;I don't see any logos -168159;1357779180;dub;can you maybe screenshot with a big red circle around it? clearly I am malfunctioning -168158;1357779182;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/2t/9G/3A5XTRgc/market.png -168157;1357779197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 876 @ 0.00479252 = 4.1982 BTC [-] -168156;1357779210;kakobrekla;semi-circle -168155;1357779221;kakobrekla;is it ok? -168154;1357779241;dub;maybe you have to be logged in -168153;1357779245;kakobrekla;im not -168152;1357779260;dub;well its not there for me :/ -168151;1357779265;dub;in ff or chrome -168150;1357779270;kakobrekla;lul -168149;1357779371;dub;is it geoblocked to 'murica and eastern yurup? -168148;1357779448;dub;I select all'd and don't see a hidden element, nor is firebug showing any failed calls -168147;1357779545;dub;wow works on my phone -168146;1357779549;markedathome;I'm in chrome, and I don't see the view market link. however in the source to /assetlist I can see a href=/market (line 92) -168145;1357779552;kakobrekla;its in the nav nav-pills -168144;1357779557;dub;that is fucked up -168143;1357779561;kakobrekla;ul class -168142;1357779566;dub;could be my transproxy -168141;1357779585;mircea_popescu;so the guy who lied about having 1k basics on backorder -168140;1357779587;mircea_popescu;"Not yet :-) Maybe we can save bASIC somehow ... we still work on that :-) I hope in 1 week we will know how we stand in this project." -168139;1357779588;dub;but it worked from home which is also behind it -168138;1357779589;Bugpowder;safari 6.0.2 with no account worked -168137;1357779620;markedathome;so is bASIC bitcoinasics.com, or is that a different one? and is or isn't it being sold? -168136;1357779621;Bugpowder;never send money to people over the internet who write in broken engrish -168135;1357779624;Bugpowder;1st rule -168134;1357779628;dub;^ -168133;1357779639;kakobrekla;shit i write broken engrish -168132;1357779642;dub;well there is a superceeding rule -168131;1357779643;Bugpowder;no -168130;1357779648;Bugpowder;not rike this -168129;1357779652;dub;never deal with chinese. -168128;1357779673;Bugpowder;wow -168127;1357779682;Bugpowder;S.DICE is underpriced on bitfunder -168126;1357779702;Bugpowder;I guess its only a few shares -168125;1357779885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1424 @ 0.0006339 = 0.9027 BTC [+] -168124;1357779887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5438 @ 0.00063874 = 3.4735 BTC [+] -168123;1357779887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1338 @ 0.00064713 = 0.8659 BTC [+] -168122;1357779990;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i expect them to be underpriced on all the pt's because of the cost of getting shares sent to mpex accts -168121;1357780085;FabianB;it was 48 on bitfunder though before it got there on mpex i think -168120;1357780099;FabianB;just lower volume, so higher volatility -168119;1357780113;Bugpowder;bid is at 0.5 on havelock -168118;1357780115;Bugpowder;or was -168117;1357780129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 124 @ 0.00479252 = 0.5943 BTC [-] -168116;1357780131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 163 @ 0.00479253 = 0.7812 BTC [+] -168115;1357780160;mircea_popescu;im just talking long term trends -168114;1357780172;mircea_popescu;other than that, i expect spreads to also be wider, obviously, and volatilty higher. -168113;1357780180;Bugpowder;ya -168112;1357780212;mircea_popescu;but those are par for the course, no big news there. -168111;1357780313;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/75/ -168110;1357780315;mircea_popescu;ahaha 1500:1 -168109;1357780319;mircea_popescu;highest spread yet. -168108;1357780355;Bugpowder;so, whats the timetable on selectable decay? -168107;1357780385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 949 @ 0.00479253 = 4.5481 BTC [+] -168106;1357780386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 951 @ 0.00479599 = 4.561 BTC [+] -168105;1357780390;Bugpowder;Would be great to have by Jan 20th -168104;1357780433;Bugpowder;When superbowl teams will be known -168103;1357780517;mircea_popescu;possibly yeah. -168102;1357780526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 249 @ 0.00479599 = 1.1942 BTC [+] -168101;1357780527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 151 @ 0.00479784 = 0.7245 BTC [+] -168100;1357780643;thestringpuller;anyone have code for sale? -168099;1357780659;mircea_popescu;yes. -168098;1357780660;mircea_popescu;349782988282 -168097;1357780663;mircea_popescu;how much ? -168096;1357780681;thestringpuller;what is that number? -168095;1357780704;thestringpuller;i need a specific couplibg for java -168094;1357780709;thestringpuller;coupling -168093;1357780770;thestringpuller;no sellers? boo -168092;1357781119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.00475049 = 6.8882 BTC [-] -168091;1357781540;jurov;thestringpuller, ask on freelancer.com -168090;1357781600;mircea_popescu;or fiver or w/e its called -168089;1357781633;thestringpuller;thats lame -168088;1357781644;thestringpuller;and overpriced -168087;1357781884;thestringpuller;jurov: coinbr isnt mobile friendly :( -168086;1357781994;jurov;why exactly? fixed width? well, it isn't many things... -168085;1357782029;thestringpuller;that and mobile need special arrangement for one handedness -168084;1357782046;thestringpuller;it is a very 2 handed site -168083;1357782140;jurov;website one handedness? that's rather new term for me -168082;1357782243;jurov;but i'm uncool dork sticking to phones with qwerty keyboard anyway -168081;1357782294;jurov;already seen some full of something blogger proclaim their timely death -168080;1357782337;thestringpuller;i drive a lot like a trucker so I need one handed apps -168079;1357782341;thestringpuller;or walking -168078;1357782383;jurov;so you are trading on mpex while driving? i should ban you before mircea does :) -168077;1357782453;thestringpuller;meh -168076;1357782490;thestringpuller;now i am parked -168075;1357782509;thestringpuller;and no I don't trade while drving, but if I needed to I couldn't -168074;1357782519;thestringpuller;:P -168073;1357782574;jurov;anyway. now that thing started to at least partially fund its development, things should be moving -168072;1357782578;thestringpuller;!ticker O.CUSD140T -168071;1357782580;assbot;Invalid ticker. -168070;1357782609;thestringpuller;!ticker O.BTCUSD.C140T -168069;1357782610;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1day: 0.0164898 / 0.08556389 / 0.09707624 (7 shares, 0.60 BTC), 30day: 0.01359389 / 0.03076661 / 0.19999999 (1136 shares, 34.95 BTC) -168068;1357782627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00477588 = 4.7759 BTC [+] -168067;1357782628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 242 @ 0.00475049 = 1.1496 BTC [-] -168066;1357782629;jurov;and today i finally tidied up after the bitvps mess -168065;1357782648;thestringpuller;how come bitvps stock hasnt plummeted? -168064;1357782658;thestringpuller;!ticker S.BVPS -168063;1357782660;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1day: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30day: 0.00200003 / 0.0034158 / 0.0067 (14758 shares, 50.41 BTC) -168062;1357782686;jurov;it would, if namjies wouldn't buy it all out -168061;1357782706;thestringpuller;is there any asks? -168060;1357782714;mod6;a lot -168059;1357782740;jurov;oh, and it got shiny new ssl certificate... some folks warned me that it wouldn't work on xp or android -168058;1357782746;thestringpuller;mod6 where you been? -168057;1357782760;jurov;but as it hear you complaining about layout instead, all seems well :) -168056;1357782775;mod6;I've been around, day job is killing me -168055;1357782780;mircea_popescu;kill it back -168054;1357782794;mod6;wish i could. :/ -168053;1357782837;mod6;its waaaaay too much work for one person. -168052;1357782857;thestringpuller;stop bein a lil bitch -168051;1357782858;thestringpuller;i kod -168050;1357782860;thestringpuller;kid* -168049;1357782869;mod6;Hehe, you wanna take over? -168048;1357782880;thestringpuller;bitotter? sure -168047;1357782881;mircea_popescu;THIS IS THE REAL GAME CHANGER IN THIS eMINING GAME. -168046;1357782883;mircea_popescu;poor tom. -168045;1357782943;mod6;I want it to get finished, I just wish I could get it done. -168044;1357782966;mircea_popescu;sounds like a pop song :D -168043;1357782989;mod6;My day job is basically 3 sr. dev jobs rolled into one. It didn't go as planned, we were supposed to make a lot more money and have a staff by now to alivate the pressure -168042;1357782991;mircea_popescu;"march seems like a long way away but its really not and besides i was not going to set another possibly uni obtainable date and than fall short." -168041;1357783017;mircea_popescu;This is an ironclad guaranteed shipping date and I give my personal word and reputation on this date. -168040;1357783040;mod6;and... its nuts, can't catch a break on anything. I want to do bitotter full time, but if I did that, I'd be out on the street. -168039;1357783052;mod6;and I've already been there, done that, so ... whatever -168038;1357783084;mircea_popescu;you could trade while you drive... -168037;1357783088;mod6;hahha -168036;1357783098;jurov;they don't pay enough for these 3 sr. dev jobs? -168035;1357783099;mod6;I dont drive... but thats where the idea came from. -168034;1357783113;mod6;dude, no. im getting ripped of MAJOR league. -168033;1357783150;mod6;see, i get a base, but I'm supposed to make some more off the sale of the equity or whatever. -168032;1357783165;jurov;can't you tell you are leaving? it worked for me (except i was leaving regardless of money) -168031;1357783177;mod6;im actually pretty poor. -168030;1357783187;mod6;the crash wiped me out -168029;1357783194;mod6;and now i'm pissed off, so here i am :) -168028;1357783216;mod6;but.. in the mean time, I still gotta generate worthless $$ so I can pay the rent and the power and the internet -168027;1357783231;jurov;you dodged my question :) -168026;1357783248;mod6;yeah, i screamed at these guys... for 18 months. -168025;1357783258;mod6;its a bad deal. -168024;1357783262;mod6;im stuck for the time being. -168023;1357783297;jurov;between screaming and calmly announcing i'm outta here is big difference -168022;1357783337;jurov;in worst case, they'll hire you back -168021;1357783357;mod6;well, im describing it poorly. its my problem. i've told these people off a lot, but the money keeps coming in, and there arn't a lot of other options for a guy like me. -168020;1357783363;mod6;its either this or walmart. -168019;1357783377;mod6;which i did, for 9 months after the crash. -168018;1357783390;mod6;but I'd rather revolt than work there another single day. -168017;1357783436;mod6;i dunno. its a big problem. -168016;1357783442;mircea_popescu;eh don't sweat it. -168015;1357783449;mircea_popescu;as long as you keep working things will eventually settle. -168014;1357783459;mircea_popescu;many people got wiped in the crash. -168013;1357783481;mircea_popescu;about a third managed to dig themselves back out, the younger ones mostly. -168012;1357783485;mircea_popescu;the rest will, this decade. -168011;1357783510;mod6;I'm neary back on my feet, but the amt of $ is small, and it hardly covers the rising costs of shit. -168010;1357783518;mod6;which is why I cant drive or even own a car. -168009;1357783563;mod6;omg thats such a long story. i haven't owned a car since 2007 -168008;1357783588;mircea_popescu;i've never driven a car. -168007;1357783624;mod6;Really? -168006;1357783636;mod6;I guess you're not missing anything. -168005;1357783640;mod6;Just traffic, ll. -168004;1357783656;mircea_popescu;lol. -168003;1357783659;mod6;i mainly walk every where I go these days. -168002;1357783674;jurov;mod6, actually, if you're behaving so desperately towards your boss too, no wonder they undervalue you... -168001;1357783676;mod6;sometimes my gf drives me, but she hates carting me around. f -168000;1357783681;mircea_popescu;walking is actually wonderful for one's health. -167999;1357783686;mircea_popescu;course in yurp it's a lot more practicable. -167998;1357783717;mod6;jurov: well, its not desperation really. its that im stubborn when I feel like I'm being taken for a ride. -167997;1357783732;mod6;no one likes to be ripped off, yet, I'm being ripped off with out much to do about it. -167996;1357783814;jurov;i don't get it. if you really do the work of 3 seniors, it's not like they can find a replacement in a week -167995;1357783835;mod6;I dont think they could easily replace me. -167994;1357783865;jurov;so you do have something to bargain over, no? -167993;1357783889;mod6;Yeah, but after 18 months of trying to get them to the table, all I've received is some Warrents. -167992;1357783909;mircea_popescu;stock warrants can be good. -167991;1357783919;mod6;for one of the orgs, the other two are now one, as one of them was absorbed by the other. -167990;1357783942;mod6;yeah, its not too bad if we ever do something right and get it to the market... but thats a few years off. -167989;1357783992;mod6;its just hard because I've got no help. And I've got two 65+ year old guys who are supposed to help with "support", but lol. -167988;1357783997;mircea_popescu;so talk to a headhunder. -167987;1357784006;mod6;I've spent more time talking about what DNS is and how it works ... omg -167986;1357784011;mod6;its nuts. -167985;1357784044;mod6;yeah, lots of headhunters call me up... talk to at least 2 per week. no one has anything thats more than a 6 mo. contract... -167984;1357784057;mod6;which is fine, but its usually not worth the money. -167983;1357784066;mod6;google called me directly... tried to get me to move to SF. -167982;1357784074;mod6;the cocksuckers didn't even offer to pay for my move. -167981;1357784082;mod6;what a disappointment. -167980;1357784150;mod6;*sigh* -167979;1357784153;mod6;bbl -167978;1357784173;jurov;looool, if google did call me, i'd move there. on my own expense -167977;1357784182;jurov;from yurp -167976;1357784192;mircea_popescu;they don't call me, they know i wouldn't consider it. -167975;1357784231;jurov;now i won't consider it, too. they missed their chances :P -167974;1357784248;mircea_popescu;haha -167973;1357784254;mircea_popescu;that's the spirit -167972;1357784269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 849 @ 0.00479784 = 4.0734 BTC [+] -167971;1357784271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2083 @ 0.0047979 = 9.994 BTC [+] -167970;1357784272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2418 @ 0.0048 = 11.6064 BTC [+] -167969;1357784346;mircea_popescu;so s.dice cleared about what, 3k or so this month so far ? -167968;1357784473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 981 @ 0.00478066 = 4.6898 BTC [-] -167967;1357784523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5762 @ 0.00064713 = 3.7288 BTC [+] -167966;1357784524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00064896 = 3.5044 BTC [+] -167965;1357784526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7550 @ 0.00065477 = 4.9435 BTC [+] -167964;1357784527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00065998 = 14.7176 BTC [+] -167963;1357784528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6090 @ 0.00065999 = 4.0193 BTC [+] -167962;1357784529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 252898 @ 0.00066 = 166.9127 BTC [+] -167961;1357784700;jurov;yup, beautiful spread. would launch the bot if there were more trades -167960;1357784721;jurov;*must enable trading while driving* -167959;1357784745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1091 @ 0.00478066 = 5.2157 BTC [-] -167958;1357784821;mod6;haha -167957;1357784987;mod6;Well aside from not wanting to be a cog in the wheel of Google, I never want to live in California. -167956;1357784993;mod6;Especially not now. -167955;1357785086;jurov;if it's so much worse than whatever you have now... -167954;1357785123;mod6;Thats just it... sit here and suck on it, or move out there and be surrounded by Californians. -167953;1357785149;mod6;trying to get me to go to Yoga and drink a fucking vegtible smoothie. -167952;1357785168;mod6;ugh -167951;1357785201;jurov;that's the spirit, indeed -167950;1357785218;mod6;Anyway, I think I'll just have to switch it up this year perhaps. If I can find the right fit, that would be nice. -167949;1357785244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 215 @ 0.00478066 = 1.0278 BTC [-] -167948;1357785245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1222 @ 0.00477618 = 5.8365 BTC [-] -167947;1357785247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2008 @ 0.00475049 = 9.539 BTC [-] -167946;1357785248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00474048 = 0.0237 BTC [-] -167945;1357785261;mod6;I really just want to do BitOTTer full time. Hopefully that'll be sooner rather than later. -167944;1357785290;jurov;business model? donations? -167943;1357785294;mod6;Now its just hard because I get like 69 minutes here and there to dive into it. Makes it tough. -167942;1357785379;mod6;Well, there is a model, kind of, that I've been kicking around. I've thought about the donation thing -- if donations were accepted, they could go straight to the developers who help. -167941;1357785400;mod6;But I'm not sure about that... I don't like the idea of someone bitching about it here or on the boards or whatever. -167940;1357785442;mod6;"I SENT IN .1 BTC 3 MONTHS AGO, WHERE IS MY APP!!!" -167939;1357785442;mod6;fuck that nonsense. -167938;1357785471;mod6;I really care about how well it works, and if it is well received by the community. I just gotta get these loose ends wrapped up. -167937;1357785512;jurov;would advise to rethink that -167936;1357785519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1347 @ 0.00477154 = 6.4273 BTC [+] -167935;1357785520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 642 @ 0.00478603 = 3.0726 BTC [+] -167934;1357785524;mod6;the donation part? -167933;1357785538;jurov;no, the things you care about -167932;1357785559;jurov;i knew for certain coinbr pricing won't be "well received by the community" -167931;1357785565;jurov;but went ahead -167930;1357785574;mod6;well, maybe I don't exactly care what the community says exactly. I do care that the users have a good experience and it doesn't fuck up their account at MPEx or allow for loss of private key. -167929;1357785629;mod6;so far, all seems fine. just need to get this encryption stuff wrapped up, then testing. -167928;1357785643;mod6;The encryption stuff has been a nightmare. -167927;1357785658;mod6;I thought it would be /way/ easier to do this. -167926;1357785671;mod6;but there are issues with the bouncycastle/spongycastle -167925;1357785683;mod6;I'm working through them, but lack of time has slowed me down a lot. -167924;1357785693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 317 @ 0.00478603 = 1.5172 BTC [+] -167923;1357785694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5883 @ 0.0048 = 28.2384 BTC [+] -167922;1357785763;mod6;but anyway, I'm just gonna keep working at it. -167921;1357785782;mod6;good things will happen. I'm pretty good at getting this stuff figured out, its just a matter of time. -167920;1357785994;mod6;its hard to stay positive these days... but BTC and MPEx keep me going :) -167919;1357786022;thestringpuller;stop being over dramatic -167918;1357786023;thestringpuller;lol -167917;1357786027;thestringpuller;i kid -167916;1357786159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 695 @ 0.00474048 = 3.2946 BTC [-] -167915;1357786160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1055 @ 0.00471985 = 4.9794 BTC [-] -167914;1357786203;thestringpuller;;;calc (0.00478 - 0.0047) / 0.0047 -167913;1357786204;gribble;0.0170212765957 -167912;1357786211;thestringpuller;soon my pretty -167911;1357786408;thestringpuller;ls -167910;1357786431;thestringpuller;cat somethingsomethingdarkside -167909;1357786585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 245 @ 0.00471985 = 1.1564 BTC [-] -167908;1357786586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1059 @ 0.0047081 = 4.9859 BTC [-] -167907;1357786588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 896 @ 0.00470316 = 4.214 BTC [-] -167906;1357787086;jurov;looks like someone has got insider info about upcoming MPBOR -167905;1357787108;jurov;CoinBr.MPBPT-O indicates 20% lol -167904;1357787132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 117500 @ 0.00066 = 77.55 BTC [+] -167903;1357787227;mircea_popescu;"please leave your number with Dave so I can call you because those other numbers are no longer working" -167902;1357787237;mircea_popescu;heck is that. -167901;1357787793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00477096 = 7.6335 BTC [+] -167900;1357787794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00474602 = 2.8476 BTC [-] -167899;1357787894;mircea_popescu;yes I had a few drinks before I posted that post (last night) - I was fucking heart broken, some of you look at my like im a fucking scammer and it kills me - I helped start some of the infrastructure Bitcoin runs on today, and have set many Bitcoin firsts -167898;1357787923;mircea_popescu;just how many of these original idiots are left i wonder. -167897;1357788018;mircea_popescu;But please understand I tried the best at the best of my ability and I can't take any of this anymore. I am not the right man for this job. Your new ASIAN benefactors will be online soon to greet you all -167896;1357788065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 295 @ 0.0048 = 1.416 BTC [+] -167895;1357788152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 766 @ 0.00474602 = 3.6355 BTC [-] -167894;1357788152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1362 @ 0.0047325 = 6.4457 BTC [-] -167893;1357788206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1772 @ 0.00472643 = 8.3752 BTC [-] -167892;1357788688;mircea_popescu;so anyway, did cablepair announce the azns yet ? or the 8th tomorrow hasn't come so far ? -167891;1357788927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 260000 @ 0.00066 = 171.6 BTC [+] -167890;1357789043;kakobrekla;>R the ASIANS gonna add clock buffers??? -167889;1357789106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 252 @ 0.00477203 = 1.2026 BTC [+] -167888;1357789106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 104 @ 0.00470316 = 0.4891 BTC [-] -167887;1357789108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 148 @ 0.00470315 = 0.6961 BTC [-] -167886;1357789109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1275 @ 0.00469395 = 5.9848 BTC [-] -167885;1357789336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00469395 = 2.347 BTC [-] -167884;1357789345;mircea_popescu;lmao -167883;1357789733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1275 @ 0.00469395 = 5.9848 BTC [-] -167882;1357789734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00468978 = 7.9726 BTC [-] -167881;1357789736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 25 @ 0.00467679 = 0.1169 BTC [-] -167880;1357790016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00479729 = 7.9155 BTC [+] -167879;1357790104;dub;I just calmly told old employer they didnt value me enough -167878;1357790186;dub;they said ok and did nothing for another couple of months, so I calmly resigned. They shat brix, offered a decent retention package but no real improvement -167877;1357790205;dub;so I left and got hired immediately by a customer for a shitload more -167876;1357790286;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.29995139 = 299.9514 BTC [+] -167875;1357790288;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1 @ 0.19693531 BTC [+] -167874;1357790289;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 999 @ 0.2416106 = 241.369 BTC [+] -167873;1357790309;mircea_popescu;i've never been employed. -167872;1357790569;dub;its not all bad, the old job I worked from home 90% of the time and since home is near the beach I 'worked' from the beach a fair bit -167871;1357790632;dub;have run own business before and that wasnt much fun -167870;1357790888;mircea_popescu;i like it. -167869;1357790933;kakobrekla;runing your own biz = self employed -167868;1357790935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00467679 = 5.3783 BTC [-] -167867;1357791179;mircea_popescu;nah -167866;1357791182;mircea_popescu;i just employ others. -167865;1357791201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2025 @ 0.00467679 = 9.4705 BTC [-] -167864;1357791422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 625 @ 0.00467652 = 2.9228 BTC [-] -167863;1357791772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00476977 = 2.3849 BTC [+] -167862;1357791774;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.24148842 = 241.4884 BTC [-] -167861;1357791800;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.29984697 = 299.847 BTC [-] -167860;1357792263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.0047285 = 6.1471 BTC [-] -167859;1357792264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00476977 = 5.7237 BTC [+] -167858;1357792601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 549 @ 0.00472827 = 2.5958 BTC [-] -167857;1357792602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2451 @ 0.00467399 = 11.4559 BTC [-] -167856;1357793250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2213 @ 0.00476486 = 10.5446 BTC [+] -167855;1357793705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1085 @ 0.00469672 = 5.0959 BTC [-] -167854;1357794523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1172 @ 0.00472033 = 5.5322 BTC [+] -167853;1357794525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 87 @ 0.00476486 = 0.4145 BTC [+] -167852;1357794526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 141 @ 0.00479139 = 0.6756 BTC [+] -167851;1357794702;mircea_popescu;http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2013/01/08/are-raising-generation-deluded-narcissists/ -167850;1357794703;mircea_popescu;heh -167849;1357794713;dub;dude stop reading fox -167848;1357794825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00479139 = 5.2705 BTC [+] -167847;1357794847;dub;next you'll be linking infowars -167846;1357794852;mircea_popescu;haha i think i already have -167845;1357795093;mircea_popescu;what's wrong with fox anyway ? -167844;1357795189;dub;its the stupid network -167843;1357795235;dub;another religion for banjo playing hillbillies -167842;1357795301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15 @ 0.00469672 = 0.0705 BTC [-] -167841;1357795303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 299 @ 0.00467399 = 1.3975 BTC [-] -167840;1357795304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 754 @ 0.00466988 = 3.5211 BTC [-] -167839;1357795305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 825 @ 0.0046657 = 3.8492 BTC [-] -167838;1357795306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 657 @ 0.00466144 = 3.0626 BTC [-] -167837;1357795774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 643 @ 0.00466144 = 2.9973 BTC [-] -167836;1357795775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 457 @ 0.00465261 = 2.1262 BTC [-] -167835;1357795895;mircea_popescu;A new analysis of the American Freshman Survey, which has accumulated data for the past 47 years from 9 million young adults, reveals that college students are more likely than ever to call themselves gifted and driven to succeed, even though their test scores and time spent studying are decreasing. -167834;1357795899;mircea_popescu;seems spot on to me. -167833;1357796251;kakobrekla;!ticker -167832;1357796252;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -167831;1357796256;kakobrekla;!ticker m -167830;1357796256;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -167829;1357796258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 59 @ 0.00479139 = 0.2827 BTC [+] -167828;1357796259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1391 @ 0.00479569 = 6.6708 BTC [+] -167827;1357796302;kakobrekla;!ticker m s.dice -167826;1357796304;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00459207 / 0.00473849 / 0.0048 (298121 shares, 1,412.65 BTC), 1W: 0.00353735 / 0.00430793 / 0.0048 (2130686 shares, 9,178.86 BTC), 1M: 0.0014 / 0.00342682 / 0.0048 (14196612 shares, 48,649.34 BTC) -167825;1357796310;kakobrekla;!ticker h sdice -167824;1357796312;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.483246445498 / 0.50000000 (422 shares, 203.93000000 BTC), 1W: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), 1M: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), -167823;1357796321;kakobrekla;theryago -167822;1357796344;kakobrekla;you can use H or HL or HAVELOCK / M or MP or MPEX -167821;1357796364;kakobrekla;!ticker x sdice -167820;1357796367;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.483246445498 / 0.50000000 (422 shares, 203.93000000 BTC), 1W: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), 1M: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), -167819;1357796373;kakobrekla;wat -167818;1357796386;dub;!ticker wat wat -167817;1357796388;assbot;Shit Tyrone, get it together! -167816;1357796389;kakobrekla;!ticker x wat -167815;1357796392;assbot;Shit Tyrone, get it together! -167814;1357796407;mircea_popescu;lol -167813;1357796431;mircea_popescu;!ticker a sdice -167812;1357796433;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.483246445498 / 0.50000000 (422 shares, 203.93000000 BTC), 1W: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), 1M: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), -167811;1357796443;mircea_popescu;!ticker hl s.dice -167810;1357796446;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00459207 / 0.00473849 / 0.0048 (298121 shares, 1,412.65 BTC), 1W: 0.00353735 / 0.00430793 / 0.0048 (2130686 shares, 9,178.86 BTC), 1M: 0.0014 / 0.00342682 / 0.0048 (14196612 shares, 48,649.34 BTC) -167809;1357796453;mircea_popescu;it does wordmatching huh -167808;1357796466;kakobrekla;well -167807;1357796473;kakobrekla;at this point it only tries -167806;1357796474;kakobrekla;and fails -167805;1357796476;mircea_popescu;lol -167804;1357796488;kakobrekla;i dont test this shit -167803;1357796494;kakobrekla;i just input some code and give it a go -167802;1357796497;kakobrekla;see if it blows -167801;1357796501;mircea_popescu;that's called testing -167800;1357796512;mircea_popescu;1d 7d 30d -167799;1357796512;kakobrekla;live testing i guess :) -167798;1357796518;mircea_popescu;would be moar reasonable than 1W -167797;1357796526;kakobrekla;1w is shorter -167796;1357796532;kakobrekla;but mkay ill flip back to 7d -167795;1357796534;mircea_popescu;ya but nobody uses W and M in English -167794;1357796548;kakobrekla;i do -167793;1357796563;mircea_popescu;"This data is not unexpected. I have been writing a great deal over the past few years about the toxic psychological impact of media and technology on children, adolescents and young adults, particularly as it regards turning them into faux celebrities—the equivalent of lead actors in their own fictionalized life stories." -167792;1357796565;mircea_popescu;dub ^^ -167791;1357796568;mircea_popescu;hate on fox some moar. -167790;1357796622;dub;fox is not responsible for that -167789;1357796684;dub;they are just reporting subject matter that is relevant to their ageing hillbilly audience -167788;1357796698;mircea_popescu;such as me. -167787;1357796731;dub;that guy, who incidentelly looks more like a rapist than any other person I have laid eyes on, has a point though -167786;1357796755;mircea_popescu;aha. -167785;1357796775;mircea_popescu;even the notion that someone looks like a rapist is a product of this imbecilic outgrowth of pop culture. -167784;1357796796;kakobrekla;!ticker h sdice -167783;1357796798;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.483246445498 / 0.50000000 (422 shares, 203.93000000 BTC), 1W: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), 1M: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), -167782;1357796803;kakobrekla;!ticker hl sdice -167781;1357796805;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.483246445498 / 0.50000000 (422 shares, 203.93000000 BTC), 1W: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), 1M: 0.37000000 / 0.447561927377 / 0.62000000 (2947 shares, 1318.96499998 BTC), -167780;1357796806;dub;bullshit -167779;1357796809;kakobrekla;!ticker x sdice -167778;1357796810;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -167777;1357796816;mircea_popescu;lol -167776;1357796844;dub;people look like rapists because they are probably rapists -167775;1357796845;kakobrekla;ah the timestamps damn -167774;1357796847;kakobrekla;one sec -167773;1357796860;dub;take Luke-Jr -167772;1357796868;mircea_popescu;dub that's just a rehash of frenology, a thoroughly discredited load of bunk -167771;1357796879;dub;one rapey looking motherfucker -167770;1357796884;mircea_popescu;much like all the rest of kitsch-art, pseudo-science and fake exotism that makes up the pop. -167769;1357796888;kakobrekla;!ticker m s.dice -167768;1357796890;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00459207 / 0.0047387 / 0.0048 (299349 shares, 1,418.53 BTC), 7D: 0.00353735 / 0.0043083 / 0.0048 (2132486 shares, 9,187.41 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00342699 / 0.0048 (14198412 shares, 48,657.89 BTC) -167767;1357796896;dub;who incidentlayy commits what most civilised people would call rape on a regular basis -167766;1357796909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00474875 = 8.5478 BTC [-] -167765;1357796951;kakobrekla;ok so thats that -167764;1357796955;kakobrekla;next is burnside -167763;1357797367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00469603 = 4.2264 BTC [-] -167762;1357797400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00469603 = 6.3396 BTC [-] -167761;1357797401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00468597 = 0.9372 BTC [-] -167760;1357797414;pigeons;Ukto still sore over twatter? -167759;1357797605;kakobrekla;something like that -167758;1357797622;mircea_popescu;Confirmed total: 300 BTC -167757;1357797623;mircea_popescu;eee -167756;1357798173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00468622 = 1.8745 BTC [+] -167755;1357798502;pigeons;oh good, they are working on something, http://mineforeman.com/2013/01/09/butterfly-labs-unveils-native-android-mining-platform/ -167754;1357798792;kakobrekla;!ticker bt ltc-mining -167753;1357798794;assbot;[BTCT:LTC-MINING] 1D: 0.4399 / 0.44 / 0.44 ( shares, BTC), 7D: na / 0.44 / na -167752;1357798801;kakobrekla;righto. -167751;1357798810;kakobrekla;is wat we get for nao -167750;1357798840;kakobrekla;hm -167749;1357798949;mircea_popescu;pigeons im so glad i didn't list any of them asic ppls. -167748;1357798961;kakobrekla;!ticker bt COGNITIVE -167747;1357798964;assbot;[BTCT:COGNITIVE] 1D: 0.41 / 0.4366 / 0.4977D: na / 0.49 / na -167746;1357798997;mircea_popescu;fucking undefensible strategic choice that pays out in the end. -167745;1357799047;kakobrekla;shees finally -167744;1357799468;kakobrekla;fuckin typos. -167743;1357800111;Ukto;pigeons: more like butthurt -167742;1357800126;Ukto;:P -167741;1357800506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00468622 = 6.0921 BTC [+] -167740;1357800805;mircea_popescu;there really should be more drama -167739;1357800811;mircea_popescu;price is going to collapse atthis rate. -167738;1357800929;Ukto;mp: wanna do an exchange war? -167737;1357800930;Ukto;:P -167736;1357800936;Ukto;call each other names in public -167735;1357800940;mircea_popescu;lol -167734;1357800941;Ukto;slapstick etc -167733;1357800951;Ukto;make funny images about each other -167732;1357800955;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135574.0 -167731;1357800957;mircea_popescu;working at it. -167730;1357800973;Ukto;until someone posts a pic of us out drinking together @ the strip club -167729;1357800973;Ukto;:PO -167728;1357801017;mircea_popescu;at my strip club ? -167727;1357801038;Ukto;u dont like nekid women? -167726;1357801095;mircea_popescu;sure i do. -167725;1357801106;Ukto;them lets gp -167724;1357801107;Ukto;go -167723;1357801134;Ukto;is it degrading to enjoy fine art there? -167722;1357801182;mircea_popescu;go where lol -167721;1357801194;Ukto;strip club :P -167720;1357801208;mircea_popescu;BREAKING : Josh found a crate of old high end ASICs by the grocery shop parking lot -167719;1357801219;Ukto;LOL -167718;1357801221;mircea_popescu;BFL will be delivering boards with sanded off chips soon. -167717;1357801242;kakobrekla;lol -167716;1357801428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00469907 = 1.8796 BTC [+] -167715;1357801725;kakobrekla;dss bressert, mt4 vs mt5 http://shrani.si/f/2a/UZ/1qD6WtgS/mt4mt5dss.png -167714;1357801729;kakobrekla;fucked up. -167713;1357802141;Graet;strip club? -167712;1357802620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 153 @ 0.00469565 = 0.7184 BTC [-] -167711;1357802742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16601 @ 0.00065675 = 10.9027 BTC [-] -167710;1357802986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00468622 = 0.9372 BTC [-] -167709;1357802987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00468598 = 4.686 BTC [-] -167708;1357802989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00468597 = 3.7488 BTC [-] -167707;1357803592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00468597 = 2.8116 BTC [-] -167706;1357803966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 443 @ 0.00465261 = 2.0611 BTC [-] -167705;1357803967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00465197 = 1.3956 BTC [-] -167704;1357803969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 807 @ 0.00465182 = 3.754 BTC [-] -167703;1357804233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 157 @ 0.00465182 = 0.7303 BTC [-] -167702;1357804234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 943 @ 0.00465051 = 4.3854 BTC [-] -167701;1357805364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2350 @ 0.00467064 = 10.976 BTC [+] -167700;1357805366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00468243 = 2.1071 BTC [+] -167699;1357805549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2750 @ 0.00468243 = 12.8767 BTC [+] -167698;1357805551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00469414 = 3.5206 BTC [+] -167697;1357805552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 597 @ 0.00469565 = 2.8033 BTC [+] -167696;1357805553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 498 @ 0.00469907 = 2.3401 BTC [+] -167695;1357805554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1068 @ 0.00470391 = 5.0238 BTC [+] -167694;1357805855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00465051 = 7.4408 BTC [-] -167693;1357805950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 557 @ 0.00465051 = 2.5903 BTC [-] -167692;1357805952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 358 @ 0.00465038 = 1.6648 BTC [-] -167691;1357805952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00464902 = 8.8331 BTC [-] -167690;1357805953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 535 @ 0.00464584 = 2.4855 BTC [-] -167689;1357806106;JohnGalt2;kakobrekla you own bitbet right? -167688;1357806120;kakobrekla;only half! -167687;1357806153;JohnGalt2;hehe cool, just got a silly idea -167686;1357806302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00064067 = 9.7382 BTC [-] -167685;1357806696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00065021 = 7.7375 BTC [+] -167684;1357806696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1416 @ 0.00063363 = 0.8972 BTC [-] -167683;1357806790;mircea_popescu;o ya ? are you buying it ? :D -167682;1357806838;JohnGalt2;nope, just a stupid idea :P -167681;1357806878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1692 @ 0.00465337 = 7.8735 BTC [+] -167680;1357806879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 477 @ 0.00464584 = 2.2161 BTC [-] -167679;1357806880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16 @ 0.00464552 = 0.0743 BTC [-] -167678;1357807168;mircea_popescu;o i c -167677;1357807907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00468668 = 3.515 BTC [+] -167676;1357808413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15744 @ 0.00065675 = 10.3399 BTC [+] -167675;1357808812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00468668 = 2.109 BTC [+] -167674;1357808814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 132 @ 0.00470391 = 0.6209 BTC [+] -167673;1357808815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 718 @ 0.00473944 = 3.4029 BTC [+] -167672;1357810282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00468724 = 4.6872 BTC [-] -167671;1357811025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00472331 = 1.8893 BTC [+] -167670;1357812258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00467892 = 7.4863 BTC [-] -167669;1357812259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00466683 = 5.6002 BTC [-] -167668;1357812261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1334 @ 0.00464552 = 6.1971 BTC [-] -167667;1357812629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00463933 = 0.9279 BTC [-] -167666;1357812631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00463903 = 0.4639 BTC [-] -167665;1357812931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00463903 = 6.2627 BTC [-] -167664;1357813169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00464125 = 5.1054 BTC [+] -167663;1357813623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00463903 = 6.4946 BTC [-] -167662;1357813625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00463434 = 7.6467 BTC [-] -167661;1357813626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00462257 = 0.2311 BTC [-] -167660;1357814071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 123 @ 0.00464125 = 0.5709 BTC [+] -167659;1357814073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00464214 = 2.5532 BTC [+] -167658;1357814074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 206 @ 0.00464409 = 0.9567 BTC [+] -167657;1357814215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1841 @ 0.00464409 = 8.5498 BTC [+] -167656;1357814438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00462257 = 2.3113 BTC [-] -167655;1357814439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 82 @ 0.00462029 = 0.3789 BTC [-] -167654;1357814605;Supa;WTS ASUS M4A87TD/USB3 + Athlon II X3 445 + 8 GB RAM + 320 GB HD + EXTRAS for $200 on PayPal or 14 Bitcoins or 2500 Litecoins -167653;1357814723;dub;lmiot -167652;1357814765;Supa;lmiot? -167651;1357814957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00462029 = 3.4652 BTC [-] -167650;1357815210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2650 @ 0.00464409 = 12.3068 BTC [+] -167649;1357815804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 769 @ 0.00464409 = 3.5713 BTC [+] -167648;1357815805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 180 @ 0.00468482 = 0.8433 BTC [+] -167647;1357817350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 318 @ 0.00462029 = 1.4693 BTC [-] -167646;1357817352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 182 @ 0.00461504 = 0.8399 BTC [-] -167645;1357817819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00461504 = 5.3073 BTC [-] -167644;1357818217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 320 @ 0.00468482 = 1.4991 BTC [+] -167643;1357818563;Sertuerner;Hey guys, anybody know where I can buy pirate bonds? -167642;1357818768;dub;hilarious -167641;1357818776;dub;fuck sake the client is peice of shit -167640;1357818843;Sertuerner;Huh? -167639;1357818855;dub;bitcoin it sucks ass -167638;1357818892;Sertuerner;What's so bad about the client? -167637;1357818894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 512 @ 0.00469031 = 2.4014 BTC [+] -167636;1357818917;dub;its just eaten my fucking db -167635;1357818930;dub;so I have no bitcoins -167634;1357818951;dub;until I'm synced some time next week -167633;1357819339;Sertuerner;It doesn't take that long to get synched :P -167632;1357819379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 964 @ 0.00468718 = 4.5184 BTC [-] -167631;1357819381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 336 @ 0.00468096 = 1.5728 BTC [-] -167630;1357819657;dub;cool, stuck at "blocks" : 500, -167629;1357819670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00469031 = 4.2213 BTC [+] -167628;1357819676;dub;;;bc,blocks -167627;1357819676;gribble;215978 -167626;1357820116;Sertuerner;So, anybody knows where I can buy one of those pirate bonds? -167625;1357820209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2639 @ 0.00468096 = 12.3531 BTC [-] -167624;1357820437;jurov;Sertuerner why would you want pirate bonds? -167623;1357820471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00461504 = 10.1531 BTC [-] -167622;1357820656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 411 @ 0.00465106 = 1.9116 BTC [+] -167621;1357820658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1139 @ 0.00469031 = 5.3423 BTC [+] -167620;1357820818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 68 @ 0.00461504 = 0.3138 BTC [-] -167619;1357820820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1282 @ 0.00461332 = 5.9143 BTC [-] -167618;1357821429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00464627 = 6.5048 BTC [+] -167617;1357821641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 449 @ 0.00469031 = 2.1059 BTC [+] -167616;1357821642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 781 @ 0.00469234 = 3.6647 BTC [+] -167615;1357821900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00467639 = 1.8706 BTC [-] -167614;1357821901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00467276 = 3.0373 BTC [-] -167613;1357822004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18768 @ 0.00063363 = 11.892 BTC [-] -167612;1357822005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00063002 = 5.4812 BTC [-] -167611;1357822007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13032 @ 0.00063001 = 8.2103 BTC [-] -167610;1357822379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 554 @ 0.00469234 = 2.5996 BTC [+] -167609;1357822380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00469362 = 7.2751 BTC [+] -167608;1357822380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 496 @ 0.00471599 = 2.3391 BTC [+] -167607;1357822639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00467276 = 0.7009 BTC [-] -167606;1357822644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1538 @ 0.00463804 = 7.1333 BTC [-] -167605;1357822644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1062 @ 0.00461516 = 4.9013 BTC [-] -167604;1357823132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1154 @ 0.00471599 = 5.4423 BTC [+] -167603;1357823133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1045 @ 0.00472252 = 4.935 BTC [+] -167602;1357824058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00469515 = 10.3293 BTC [-] -167601;1357824060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00467818 = 2.8069 BTC [-] -167600;1357824355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00467818 = 2.1052 BTC [-] -167599;1357824475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 743 @ 0.00467818 = 3.4759 BTC [-] -167598;1357824475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 521 @ 0.00461516 = 2.4045 BTC [-] -167597;1357825055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00468816 = 2.1097 BTC [+] -167596;1357825056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00468098 = 3.0426 BTC [-] -167595;1357825388;markedathome;dub, get >0.7.2 go to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117982.0;all ; get blockchain from torrent or from http://eu1.bitcoincharts.com/blockchain/ I think it only gets up to about 190000 or so, needing around 20000 blocks left to download -167594;1357825423;markedathome;more info > http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/3551/how-can-one-download-the-initial-blockchain-data-files-securely -167593;1357825447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00468098 = 0.7021 BTC [-] -167592;1357825786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00462295 = 7.6279 BTC [-] -167591;1357825788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 302 @ 0.00472252 = 1.4262 BTC [+] -167590;1357825789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 495 @ 0.00473615 = 2.3444 BTC [+] -167589;1357825790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 782 @ 0.00473944 = 3.7062 BTC [+] -167588;1357825790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 321 @ 0.00474875 = 1.5243 BTC [+] -167587;1357826199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 779 @ 0.00474875 = 3.6993 BTC [+] -167586;1357826502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1321 @ 0.00475012 = 6.2749 BTC [+] -167585;1357826985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 541 @ 0.0046903 = 2.5375 BTC [-] -167584;1357826986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1808 @ 0.00475027 = 8.5885 BTC [+] -167583;1357828566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00469833 = 5.1682 BTC [-] -167582;1357828567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00465766 = 5.8221 BTC [-] -167581;1357828804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 530 @ 0.00465766 = 2.4686 BTC [-] -167580;1357828806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 720 @ 0.00461516 = 3.3229 BTC [-] -167579;1357829063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8968 @ 0.00063001 = 5.6499 BTC [-] -167578;1357829064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4910 @ 0.00063 = 3.0933 BTC [-] -167577;1357829066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 510 @ 0.0006295 = 0.321 BTC [-] -167576;1357829067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.0006295 = 0.2518 BTC [-] -167575;1357829068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.0006294 = 2.5176 BTC [-] -167574;1357829069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.0006293 = 0.944 BTC [-] -167573;1357829069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28428 @ 0.00062927 = 17.8889 BTC [-] -167572;1357829275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00064292 = 11.444 BTC [+] -167571;1357829786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 383 @ 0.00461516 = 1.7676 BTC [-] -167570;1357829787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00461435 = 7.383 BTC [-] -167569;1357829788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 617 @ 0.00461332 = 2.8464 BTC [-] -167568;1357830464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 21 @ 0.00461332 = 0.0969 BTC [-] -167567;1357830465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1029 @ 0.00461329 = 4.7471 BTC [-] -167566;1357830922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 476 @ 0.00461329 = 2.1959 BTC [-] -167565;1357831036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 195 @ 0.00461329 = 0.8996 BTC [-] -167564;1357831037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00461321 = 2.3066 BTC [-] -167563;1357831038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1286 @ 0.00461227 = 5.9314 BTC [-] -167562;1357831039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00461194 = 5.5343 BTC [-] -167561;1357831040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1628 @ 0.00461043 = 7.5058 BTC [-] -167560;1357831041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 941 @ 0.00460851 = 4.3366 BTC [-] -167559;1357831390;Bugpowder;;;ticker -167558;1357831391;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.87401, Best ask: 13.94994, Bid-ask spread: 0.07593, Last trade: 13.87350, 24 hour volume: 29908.71166561, 24 hour low: 13.65180, 24 hour high: 14.00000, 24 hour vwap: 13.85230 -167557;1357831395;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -167556;1357831395;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -167555;1357831405;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -167554;1357831406;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -167553;1357831413;Bugpowder;!ticker MPEX S.DICE -167552;1357831414;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00459207 / 0.0047097 / 0.0048 (287563 shares, 1,354.34 BTC), 7D: 0.00360414 / 0.00432982 / 0.0048 (2210634 shares, 9,571.67 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00343545 / 0.0048 (14293412 shares, 49,104.41 BTC) -167551;1357831432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00463599 = 2.0862 BTC [+] -167550;1357831608;azx;is S.DICE PE around 7.4? -167549;1357831679;azx;is this high for something like that? -167548;1357831866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00065629 = 8.3349 BTC [+] -167547;1357831878;jurov;azx: there isn't anything much to compare to -167546;1357832044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00468492 = 9.1356 BTC [+] -167545;1357832071;azx;PE is still PE :) -167544;1357832849;abracadabra;heh -167543;1357832857;abracadabra;EskimoBob any idea what the original is? -167542;1357832868;abracadabra;looks like a SNL sketch -167541;1357832927;Bugpowder;I think its a real swedish talkshow -167540;1357833043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00065473 = 1.4077 BTC [-] -167539;1357834056;azx;abracadabra: i think the original is about this guy's health problems or something like that -167538;1357834270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00472984 = 5.6758 BTC [+] -167537;1357834272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 245 @ 0.00469116 = 1.1493 BTC [-] -167536;1357834273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 455 @ 0.00465313 = 2.1172 BTC [-] -167535;1357834297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6095 @ 0.00465313 = 28.3608 BTC [-] -167534;1357834420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16150 @ 0.00062927 = 10.1627 BTC [-] -167533;1357834581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 59 @ 0.00460851 = 0.2719 BTC [-] -167532;1357834583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 791 @ 0.00460838 = 3.6452 BTC [-] -167531;1357835879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00461332 = 1.6147 BTC [+] -167530;1357835922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 921 @ 0.00469088 = 4.3203 BTC [+] -167529;1357836032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00461332 = 5.0747 BTC [-] -167528;1357836033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00460838 = 8.2951 BTC [-] -167527;1357836125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 579 @ 0.00469088 = 2.716 BTC [+] -167526;1357836127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1796 @ 0.00472263 = 8.4818 BTC [+] -167525;1357836128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1394 @ 0.00473591 = 6.6019 BTC [+] -167524;1357836129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1231 @ 0.00474435 = 5.8403 BTC [+] -167523;1357836159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 559 @ 0.00460838 = 2.5761 BTC [-] -167522;1357836161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2041 @ 0.004606 = 9.4008 BTC [-] -167521;1357836276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1596 @ 0.004606 = 7.3512 BTC [-] -167520;1357836377;topace;doubt it, that 5000 shares was me :p -167519;1357836409;topace;heh -167518;1357836419;topace;im not that rich :p -167517;1357836499;mircea_popescu; Provide exchange and ticker. -167516;1357836499;mircea_popescu; !ticker S.DICE -167515;1357836504;mircea_popescu;ok kakobrekla this is retardered. -167514;1357836522;topace;!ticker mpex s.dice -167513;1357836524;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00459207 / 0.00470281 / 0.0048 (296240 shares, 1,393.16 BTC), 7D: 0.00360414 / 0.00433372 / 0.0048 (2234446 shares, 9,683.48 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00343756 / 0.0048 (14318024 shares, 49,219.12 BTC) -167512;1357836529;kakobrekla;what -167511;1357836535;mircea_popescu;that you now have to type two words ? -167510;1357836544;kakobrekla;uhum -167509;1357836593;kakobrekla;or else ill be doing 3+ requests each time trying to guess which exchange should i take ze data from -167508;1357836629;kakobrekla;lol -167507;1357836635;kakobrekla;are you guys high or something -167506;1357836648;kakobrekla;though so. -167505;1357836665;mircea_popescu;well it's still the ux suck. -167504;1357836740;kakobrekla;you can censor just the selected lines -167503;1357836768;topace;!ticker havelock sdice -167502;1357836771;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.483824289406 / 0.50000000 (387 shares, 187.24000000 BTC), 7D: 0.37000000 / 0.447719743063 / 0.62000000 (2958 shares, 1324.35499998 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.447719743063 / 0.62000000 (2958 shares, 1324.35499998 BTC), -167501;1357836794;kakobrekla;!ticker h sidce -167500;1357836795;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -167499;1357836802;kakobrekla;!ticker h sdice -167498;1357836803;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.483824289406 / 0.50000000 (387 shares, 187.24000000 BTC), 7D: 0.37000000 / 0.447719743063 / 0.62000000 (2958 shares, 1324.35499998 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.447719743063 / 0.62000000 (2958 shares, 1324.35499998 BTC), -167497;1357836831;topace;just rounding the vwap -167496;1357836836;topace;!ticker havelock sdice -167495;1357836837;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.48382429 / 0.50000000 (387 shares, 187.24000000 BTC), 7D: 0.37000000 / 0.44771974 / 0.62000000 (2958 shares, 1324.35499998 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.44771974 / 0.62000000 (2958 shares, 1324.35499998 BTC), -167494;1357836841;topace;thats better -167493;1357836849;kakobrekla;you can use the short handle -167492;1357836852;kakobrekla;fyi -167491;1357836871;topace;cool yea i saw that -167490;1357836878;topace;h, hl and havelock all work? thats great :) -167489;1357836893;kakobrekla;lets check whats with the stream -167488;1357837099;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -167487;1357837100;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00459207 / 0.00470294 / 0.0048 (294040 shares, 1,382.85 BTC), 7D: 0.00360414 / 0.004334 / 0.0048 (2233496 shares, 9,679.98 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00343756 / 0.0048 (14318024 shares, 49,219.12 BTC) -167486;1357837107;mircea_popescu;a ok, that's not so horrid -167485;1357837111;mircea_popescu;!ticker m dice -167484;1357837112;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -167483;1357837116;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.d -167482;1357837118;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -167481;1357837127;kakobrekla;naw man -167480;1357837132;kakobrekla;m s.dice -167479;1357837135;kakobrekla;mp s.dice -167478;1357837137;kakobrekla;mpex s.dice -167477;1357837143;kakobrekla;thats what you got -167476;1357837147;mircea_popescu;i c -167475;1357837149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 531 @ 0.004606 = 2.4458 BTC [-] -167474;1357837151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1881 @ 0.00460465 = 8.6613 BTC [-] -167473;1357837162;mircea_popescu;ppl trying to sell me domain names ;/ -167472;1357837171;kakobrekla;hmm? -167471;1357837177;jurov;;;ticker glbse gsdpt -167470;1357837178;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -167469;1357837194;jurov;!ticker glbse gsdpt -167468;1357837195;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -167467;1357837299;mircea_popescu;!ticker milk sour -167466;1357837300;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -167465;1357837304;kakobrekla;:DD -167464;1357837715;topace;!ticker h him -167463;1357837716;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: / 0 / (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 13.60000000 / 13.725 / 13.85000000 (2 shares, 27.45000000 BTC), 30D: 13.50000000 / 13.71 / 13.89000000 (4 shares, 54.84000000 BTC), -167462;1357837769;topace;kakobrekla: im okay if you want to take out the 7D so its the same as mpex (just 1D and 30D) or maybe mpex should add 7D :p -167461;1357837792;kakobrekla;i added 7d yesterday -167460;1357837795;kakobrekla;for mpex -167459;1357837807;topace;ah okay -167458;1357837812;Korbman;very cool -167457;1357837818;Korbman;!ticker h kcim -167456;1357837819;assbot;[HAVELOCK:KCIM] 1D: 0.90000000 / 0.94125 / 0.99900000 (12 shares, 11.29500000 BTC), 7D: 0.62500000 / 0.92744898 / 1.00000000 (98 shares, 90.89000000 BTC), 30D: 0.50000000 / 0.95215385 / 1.00000000 (195 shares, 185.67000000 BTC), -167455;1357837957;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.49 = 1.47 BTC [-] -167454;1357838212;jackmaninov;buy buy buy -167453;1357838256;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -167452;1357838256;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 13.98100, Best ask: 13.98101, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 14.08900, 24 hour volume: 34079.24822671, 24 hour low: 13.65999, 24 hour high: 14.08900, 24 hour vwap: 13.88504 -167451;1357838261;mircea_popescu;o wow 14 ejh -167450;1357838306;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133147.msg1444797#msg1444797 -167449;1357838310;mircea_popescu;i still can;'t believe this idiot -167448;1357838317;mircea_popescu;possibly the most incompetent scammer since shakuru -167447;1357838323;mircea_popescu;or was it shakaru -167446;1357838541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.004743 = 0.7115 BTC [+] -167445;1357838640;topace;"72th : initial PicoStock offering" -167444;1357838641;topace;lol -167443;1357838647;topace;72th ? -167442;1357838658;kakobrekla;72 jiggahash -167441;1357838707;topace;giggity giggity -167440;1357838832;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [-] -167439;1357838878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 685 @ 0.004743 = 3.249 BTC [+] -167438;1357839035;kakobrekla;bitinstant should get their shit together -167437;1357839364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1045 @ 0.00473235 = 4.9453 BTC [-] -167436;1357839491;topace;EskimoBob: say what? -167435;1357839508;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what they do now !? -167434;1357839537;topace;oh -167433;1357839537;topace;i see -167432;1357839545;topace;yes i misunderstood you, sorry :p -167431;1357839604;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, so i flip some money 2 days ago -167430;1357839611;kakobrekla;first it gives me an error -167429;1357839623;kakobrekla;the second try was 'successful' -167428;1357839629;kakobrekla;yet the result was 'error' -167427;1357839633;mircea_popescu;heh -167426;1357839636;kakobrekla;aka ate my code -167425;1357839640;kakobrekla;didnt giev money -167424;1357839652;mircea_popescu;teh suck -167423;1357839653;kakobrekla;i needed to wait over 24hrs -167422;1357839660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1205 @ 0.00473235 = 5.7025 BTC [-] -167421;1357839660;kakobrekla;to get a response and a fix -167420;1357839662;kakobrekla;now -167419;1357839668;kakobrekla;the next day i try the same -167418;1357839671;kakobrekla;that was yesterday -167417;1357839676;kakobrekla;same fuckin shit happens. -167416;1357839680;kakobrekla;:\ -167415;1357839687;Bugpowder;;;ticker -167414;1357839687;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.05001, Best ask: 14.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04999, Last trade: 14.05000, 24 hour volume: 34922.38151352, 24 hour low: 13.65999, 24 hour high: 14.10000, 24 hour vwap: 13.89273 -167413;1357839691;Bugpowder;booya -167412;1357839703;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/16/bitcoin-above-14-17/ -167411;1357839753;mircea_popescu;not yet over .17 tho -167410;1357839757;mircea_popescu;but certainly getting there -167409;1357840028;Sertuerner;Any of you guys invested some in ESECURITYSABTC on btct.co? -167408;1357840072;mircea_popescu;not rly. -167407;1357840075;mircea_popescu;what is it ? -167406;1357840173;Sertuerner;A Bond, pays 1.4% weekly, funds the purchase of servers of the company issuing it -167405;1357840201;Sertuerner;Dividends are 30% of the server profit, the company is legit and the guy issuing it is indeed part of the company -167404;1357840211;Sertuerner;But 1.4% seems still a bit too good to be true -167403;1357840227;Bugpowder;it is TGTBT -167402;1357840243;Sertuerner;https://btct.co/security/ESECURITYSABTC -167401;1357840244;Bugpowder;what is the revenue from? -167400;1357840259;kakobrekla;TGT are some cool wallets -167399;1357840264;Sertuerner;"Dividends Terms: 30% of the severs income in USD will be distribued monthly. 70% -167398;1357840264;Sertuerner;are held by the issuer for maintenance, bandwitch cost, company cost and some -167397;1357840265;Sertuerner;profits." -167396;1357840270;jurov;DDoS "protection", perhaps? -167395;1357840304;Bugpowder;heh -167394;1357840326;mircea_popescu;wait. -167393;1357840329;mircea_popescu;dividends and coupon ? -167392;1357840333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00460466 = 23.0233 BTC [-] -167391;1357840335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 19 @ 0.00460465 = 0.0875 BTC [-] -167390;1357840336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1081 @ 0.00460282 = 4.9756 BTC [-] -167389;1357840356;Bugpowder;Well, BitVPS has had months of a 4% / mo div -167388;1357840369;Sertuerner;What happened to it? -167387;1357840376;mircea_popescu;yes but i mean, paus 1.4% weekly. end of story. what dividends ? -167386;1357840390;jcpham;seems legit -167385;1357840417;Sertuerner;So you guys figure it leans more on the legit side with ESECURITYSABTC? -167384;1357840435;Bugpowder;no -167383;1357840444;Bugpowder;but its not completly impossible -167382;1357840448;jcpham;ian -167381;1357840502;jcpham;http://consciouslifenews.com/paid-internet-shill-shadowy-groups-manipulate-internet-opinion-debate/1147073/ -167380;1357840503;mircea_popescu;pretty much any btc bond outside of mpoe's are nonsense. -167379;1357840507;mircea_popescu;in pure economic terms, -167378;1357840513;jurov;Sertuerner, i'd ask for some endorsements from existing customers, for a start -167377;1357840514;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.014 ** 52 -167376;1357840517;gribble;2.06050493901 -167375;1357840525;mircea_popescu;who the fark pays 100% apr -167374;1357840531;mircea_popescu;leaving aside the problem of btc price volatility. -167373;1357840534;Bugpowder;yeah -167372;1357840538;Bugpowder;on a fixed schedule -167371;1357840549;jcpham;talk about volatile -167370;1357840555;Bugpowder;if you have a floating rate based on profits, and you have an insane month, seems possible -167369;1357840559;jcpham;it was less than $14 yesterday -167368;1357840564;jcpham;jeez -167367;1357840568;Sertuerner;Well, the bond isn't nearly as advertised as the last ponzies I saw -167366;1357840577;mircea_popescu;in fairness, the only other bond that was a bond in btc was yochdog -167365;1357840582;mircea_popescu;he's cursing his fate atm, -167364;1357840584;Bugpowder;;calc 14.10/13.75 -167363;1357840586;mircea_popescu;and it was an experiment anyway. it failed. -167362;1357840588;Bugpowder;;;calc 14.10/13.75 -167361;1357840589;gribble;1.02545454545 -167360;1357840597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1259 @ 0.00460282 = 5.795 BTC [-] -167359;1357840600;Bugpowder;not that volatile -167358;1357840614;Bugpowder;SP500 can move that much in a session -167357;1357840618;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder 1 year term ? -167356;1357840631;mircea_popescu;or 30 year ? -167355;1357840642;Bugpowder;;;google NOK -167354;1357840643;gribble;NOK: Summary for Nokia Corporation Sponsored Ame- Yahoo ...: ; Nokia Corporation (ADR): NYSE:NOK quotes & news - Google ...: ; NOK - Nokia Oyj Stock quote - CNNMoney.com: -167353;1357840652;Bugpowder;up 20% today -167352;1357840657;mircea_popescu;dude. -167351;1357840663;mircea_popescu;who the fuck floats bonds on stock -167350;1357840684;mircea_popescu;"this T bill pays 180% face value in Google Stock" -167349;1357840688;mircea_popescu;what's this, wet dreams inc ? -167348;1357840712;Bugpowder;I don't understand it, and I don't want to try -167347;1357840721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00460282 = 1.3808 BTC [-] -167346;1357840725;Bugpowder;If it doesn't make sense to mp, I'm not interested. -167345;1357840738;mircea_popescu;lmao -167344;1357840756;mircea_popescu;at this rate im getting sued. -167343;1357840853;mircea_popescu;wait. waitwait. you're actually long nokia ?! -167342;1357840901;Bugpowder;no -167341;1357840905;Bugpowder;I have some S -167340;1357840914;Bugpowder;might move it to RIM -167339;1357841032;mircea_popescu;oddly i don't know anyone who owns (or admits to owning) nok -167338;1357841254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 660 @ 0.00460282 = 3.0379 BTC [-] -167337;1357841256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 440 @ 0.00460245 = 2.0251 BTC [-] -167336;1357841257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00460057 = 2.3003 BTC [-] -167335;1357841258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.004599 = 4.599 BTC [-] -167334;1357841259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00459856 = 2.7591 BTC [-] -167333;1357841293;Sertuerner;Okay, I'll run this 1.4%/w bond by the board later today, let's see if they can find something fishy -167332;1357841381;Bugpowder;;;ticker -167331;1357841381;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.07002, Best ask: 14.09000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01998, Last trade: 14.09000, 24 hour volume: 35929.09864850, 24 hour low: 13.66000, 24 hour high: 14.15000, 24 hour vwap: 13.90986 -167330;1357841422;Korbman;happy to see we're breaking the $14 mark...haven't done that in a while -167329;1357841616;Bugpowder;well if it stays over it for more than a few hours, It will be ther first time since Aug 2011. -167328;1357841656;mircea_popescu;for srs. -167327;1357841683;jcpham;has it been since August 2011? -167326;1357841693;jcpham;i thought we peaked around 15 again after pirate left -167325;1357841699;Bugpowder;only for a few hours -167324;1357841712;jcpham;so i'm not crazy -167323;1357841721;jcpham;hours are like days to me sometimes -167322;1357841733;Bugpowder;actually we peaked over 15 right BEFORE pirate left -167321;1357841757;jcpham;before, after. MNW/ ponzi boat -167320;1357841758;Bugpowder;the crash happened about 5 minutes after the BST closing forum post I -167319;1357841761;jcpham;there was a lot going on -167318;1357841784;Bugpowder;I wus watching, catching the falling knife -167317;1357841786;Bugpowder;ow -167316;1357841928;Korbman;indeed -167315;1357842410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00463688 = 8.3464 BTC [+] -167314;1357842423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00470236 = 0.9405 BTC [+] -167313;1357842425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2599 @ 0.00459856 = 11.9517 BTC [-] -167312;1357842426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00459702 = 8.2746 BTC [-] -167311;1357842427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 369 @ 0.00459654 = 1.6961 BTC [-] -167310;1357842428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2854 @ 0.00459401 = 13.1113 BTC [-] -167309;1357842429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.0045931 = 3.6745 BTC [-] -167308;1357842431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00459208 = 1.148 BTC [-] -167307;1357842432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1092 @ 0.00459207 = 5.0145 BTC [-] -167306;1357842432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5121 @ 0.00458976 = 23.5042 BTC [-] -167305;1357842433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1854 @ 0.00458909 = 8.5082 BTC [-] -167304;1357842434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00458857 = 5.7357 BTC [-] -167303;1357842435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2088 @ 0.00458358 = 9.5705 BTC [-] -167302;1357842436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00458307 = 9.8536 BTC [-] -167301;1357842437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00457981 = 4.8088 BTC [-] -167300;1357842438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2453 @ 0.00457901 = 11.2323 BTC [-] -167299;1357842439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00457809 = 7.5538 BTC [-] -167298;1357842440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1981 @ 0.00457559 = 9.0642 BTC [-] -167297;1357842441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00457454 = 4.3458 BTC [-] -167296;1357842441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00457426 = 6.8614 BTC [-] -167295;1357842442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00457422 = 9.8346 BTC [-] -167294;1357842443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00457332 = 7.546 BTC [-] -167293;1357842445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1298 @ 0.00457248 = 5.9351 BTC [-] -167292;1357842446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00457145 = 8.6858 BTC [-] -167291;1357842447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1384 @ 0.00457112 = 6.3264 BTC [-] -167290;1357842448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00457072 = 5.7134 BTC [-] -167289;1357842449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1976 @ 0.00457045 = 9.0312 BTC [-] -167288;1357842450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1381 @ 0.0045687 = 6.3094 BTC [-] -167287;1357842518;mircea_popescu;o hey what happened here -167286;1357842538;mircea_popescu;but anyway : it'd seem bitbet just paid its first referral comissions! -167285;1357842703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00473711 = 5.9214 BTC [+] -167284;1357842705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1413 @ 0.004743 = 6.7019 BTC [+] -167283;1357842775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 19 @ 0.00464527 = 0.0883 BTC [-] -167282;1357842894;Bugpowder;cut off the betting -167281;1357842901;Bugpowder;;;ticker -167280;1357842902;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.15068, Best ask: 14.17018, Bid-ask spread: 0.01950, Last trade: 14.17017, 24 hour volume: 37546.03361238, 24 hour low: 13.69100, 24 hour high: 14.17018, 24 hour vwap: 13.92522 -167279;1357842924;kakobrekla;cuttin -167278;1357842933;Bugpowder;;;ticker -167277;1357842933;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.15000, Best ask: 14.18900, Bid-ask spread: 0.03900, Last trade: 14.18900, 24 hour volume: 37580.20459013, 24 hour low: 13.69100, 24 hour high: 14.18900, 24 hour vwap: 13.92545 -167276;1357843052;Bugpowder;;;ticker -167275;1357843053;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.10000, Best ask: 14.18000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 14.19900, 24 hour volume: 37912.02384168, 24 hour low: 13.69100, 24 hour high: 14.19900, 24 hour vwap: 13.92810 -167274;1357843064;Bugpowder;LET IT RIDE -167273;1357843073;kakobrekla;no new bets are accepted -167272;1357843078;kakobrekla;it will take a min to update -167271;1357843161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.004743 = 5.6916 BTC [+] -167270;1357843293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2103 @ 0.00464527 = 9.769 BTC [-] -167269;1357843435;kakobrekla;i need to improve this procedure -167268;1357843445;jurov;btw, i placed hockey bet yest, can't find it, it was not approved -167267;1357843456;jurov;dunno why -167266;1357843468;kakobrekla;KHL - HC Slovan Bratislava will beat HC Lev Praha -167265;1357843470;kakobrekla;this? -167264;1357843484;jurov;yea -167263;1357843485;kakobrekla;i dunno, mp does this approving thingy -167262;1357843493;kakobrekla;i try to stay out of it :) -167261;1357843513;kakobrekla;ping him -167260;1357843589;Bugpowder;man -167259;1357843594;Bugpowder;not a lot of resistance -167258;1357843604;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -167257;1357843630;Bugpowder;$14.42 seems likely now -167256;1357843677;jurov;just yest i sold a chunk on bitstamp... for $13.50 :/ -167255;1357843687;Bugpowder;heh -167254;1357843690;kakobrekla;i sell all the time -167253;1357843690;Bugpowder;sux -167252;1357843706;Bugpowder;If I had >10,000 coins I would sell some -167251;1357843709;Bugpowder;but I don't -167250;1357843760;mircea_popescu;whaio .18 eh ? -167249;1357843769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1084 @ 0.004743 = 5.1414 BTC [+] -167248;1357843922;mircea_popescu;selling is overrated. -167247;1357844026;Bugpowder;Yeah -167246;1357844032;Bugpowder;I sold it all once -167245;1357844038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00464528 = 5.3421 BTC [-] -167244;1357844039;Bugpowder;then I bought it back the next day -167243;1357844043;Bugpowder;never again -167242;1357844058;mircea_popescu;lol -167241;1357844068;mircea_popescu;i never sold any yet. -167240;1357844072;mircea_popescu;tho maybe i will. -167239;1357844084;Bugpowder;Unless I somehow acquire >$200,000 worth of coins, then I will take a little off the table -167238;1357844091;kakobrekla;well i been living from selling coin for over a year now -167237;1357844102;Bugpowder;but I don't want to pay cap gains on it -167236;1357844124;mircea_popescu;jeez i couldn't fucking eat -167235;1357844125;Bugpowder;so prefer keeping it in coin -167234;1357844131;mircea_popescu;i'd keep thinking this bread is bitcoin and starve. -167233;1357844138;Bugpowder;LOL -167232;1357844176;kakobrekla;its not ideal yea -167231;1357844183;kakobrekla;but it is what it is -167230;1357844520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1088 @ 0.00471738 = 5.1325 BTC [+] -167229;1357844521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.00466444 = 6.7634 BTC [-] -167228;1357844523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1496 @ 0.00464528 = 6.9493 BTC [-] -167227;1357844774;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -167226;1357844897;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -167225;1357844898;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.23227, Best ask: 14.26703, Bid-ask spread: 0.03476, Last trade: 14.26703, 24 hour volume: 38839.82278349, 24 hour low: 13.70001, 24 hour high: 14.28800, 24 hour vwap: 13.93873 -167224;1357844905;mircea_popescu;breakout fo sho -167223;1357844968;jurov;apparently a blip, someone just wanted to buy 4k in one go -167222;1357845014;jurov;mircea_popescu, and can you say something about the disapproved (or still pending) bet? -167221;1357845025;jurov;KHL - HC Slovan Bratislava will beat HC Lev Praha -167220;1357845078;mircea_popescu;jurov aaapproved. -167219;1357845108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5346 @ 0.00065196 = 3.4854 BTC [+] -167218;1357845110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21950 @ 0.00065219 = 14.3156 BTC [+] -167217;1357845111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3333 @ 0.00065629 = 2.1874 BTC [+] -167216;1357845118;jurov;thx! will try to stir up #bitcoin.cz nao -167215;1357845138;mircea_popescu;>D -167214;1357845396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00062928 = 0.6293 BTC [-] -167213;1357845473;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i trade on mpex while i drive -167212;1357845487;thestringpuller;mpex has safety concerns -167211;1357845489;thestringpuller;jk -167210;1357845490;mircea_popescu;what, you have an acct ? -167209;1357862942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2700 @ 0.00456725 = 12.3316 BTC [+] -167208;1357862972;error3477;ipo ? link pls :) -167207;1357862984;mircea_popescu;lol ty jurov -167206;1357862986;Bugpowder;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BBET -167205;1357862992;mircea_popescu;error3477 http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BBET -167204;1357862995;dub;fucking win xp -167203;1357862997;mircea_popescu;darn too slow -167202;1357863009;dub;fucking it retards -167201;1357863011;error3477;thanks -167200;1357863033;mircea_popescu;http://malware.dontneedcoffee.com/2013/01/0-day-17u10-spotted-in-while-disable.html#!/2013/01/0-day-17u10-spotted-in-while-disable.html -167199;1357863037;mircea_popescu;java hole again. -167198;1357863061;Bugpowder;error3477 If 2MM share order at .001 shows up in the next 2 minutes... I'm comin' for you. -167197;1357863083;mircea_popescu;lmao -167196;1357863104;dub;mircea_popescu: that domain is innacurate, the auther needs coffee -167195;1357863108;dub;author* -167194;1357863131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00456725 = 5.024 BTC [+] -167193;1357863132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00456689 = 9.1338 BTC [-] -167192;1357863134;mircea_popescu;lol. -167191;1357863281;Namworld;? -167190;1357863329;Namworld;Ok, I'm standing on the edge of my seat, waiting for the IPO. -167189;1357863343;error3477;I'm too high or it's a 100btc ipo ? -167188;1357863358;Namworld;You're too high -167187;1357863377;Bugpowder;think about it -167186;1357863395;Bugpowder;the first block is priced at .1BTC for 10,000 share -167185;1357863402;Bugpowder;then increasing price -167184;1357863435;Bugpowder;well -167183;1357863455;Bugpowder;Namworld, you might want to get a drink... we are still 103 minutes away -167182;1357863552;Namworld;I haven't heard mircea tell the exact time. -167181;1357863599;Namworld;So I assume whenever -167180;1357863646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1148 @ 0.00457447 = 5.2515 BTC [+] -167179;1357863648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 168 @ 0.00456689 = 0.7672 BTC [-] -167178;1357863648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 184 @ 0.0045663 = 0.8402 BTC [-] -167177;1357863843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00062769 = 3.264 BTC [-] -167176;1357863938;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder lol the last block is what, 0.7 BTC ?\ -167175;1357863946;mircea_popescu;Namworld midnight gmt -167174;1357864048;Bugpowder;not sure i understand -167173;1357864057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1348 @ 0.0045663 = 6.1554 BTC [-] -167172;1357864059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00456573 = 3.6526 BTC [-] -167171;1357864060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 602 @ 0.00456513 = 2.7482 BTC [-] -167170;1357864069;Namworld;Ah, I was hoping it would be GMT -167169;1357864119;Anduck;wut -167168;1357864131;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the share blocks start at 1000 satoshi -167167;1357864132;Anduck;really, _really_, you say bitbet.us is worth 1400 usd? -167166;1357864133;mircea_popescu;there's 300 of them -167165;1357864136;mircea_popescu;the price of the last is -167164;1357864145;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.03**300*1000 = -167163;1357864145;gribble;Error: unexpected EOF while parsing (, line 1) -167162;1357864147;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.03**300*1000 -167161;1357864147;gribble;7098513.48262 -167160;1357864179;Bugpowder;that is not correct actually -167159;1357864198;Bugpowder;it should be 6991522 -167158;1357864207;Bugpowder;if the contract is stated correctly -167157;1357864225;Bugpowder;price is 1.03 * previous block -167156;1357864243;Bugpowder;so there are rounding effects that magnify -167155;1357864250;Bugpowder;:-) -167154;1357864268;Bugpowder;I doubt that block will sell -167153;1357864271;Bugpowder;EVER -167152;1357864273;Bugpowder;!!! -167151;1357864300;Bugpowder;but who knows -167150;1357864317;Bugpowder;maybe an ANONYMOUS INVESTOR will emerge! -167149;1357864327;mircea_popescu;a ok. -167148;1357864368;Namworld;0.07 BTC per share? ouch -167147;1357864372;jurov;Bugpowder, what it they're rounding up? -167146;1357864399;Namworld;700000 BTC valuation. -167145;1357864410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 940 @ 0.00463117 = 4.3533 BTC [+] -167144;1357864426;Namworld;Would take 70'000'000 BTC in debt -167143;1357864431;Namworld;bets* -167142;1357864439;Namworld;to get that back in fees. -167141;1357864470;jurov;no that's 7 million... -167140;1357864480;jurov;just that block -167139;1357864511;Namworld;no, 700000 -167138;1357864520;mircea_popescu;it's 10mn shares. -167137;1357864526;Namworld;;;calc 0.07*10000000 -167136;1357864526;gribble;700000.0 -167135;1357864544;mircea_popescu;of course, it's 10k shares at 0.07 so that's 7btc total. -167134;1357864558;Namworld;700 BTC* -167133;1357864583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 898 @ 0.00456513 = 4.0995 BTC [-] -167132;1357864585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 863 @ 0.00456409 = 3.9388 BTC [-] -167131;1357864586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 139 @ 0.00456388 = 0.6344 BTC [-] -167130;1357864588;Bugpowder;If every block sold at the ask the sale proceeds would be 24000.4168 -167129;1357864592;Bugpowder;BTC -167128;1357864600;Anduck;hey -167127;1357864606;Anduck;when does S.MPOE pay divs? -167126;1357864630;dub;http://slashdot.org/story/13/01/10/2147224/online-gambling-site-bets-on-bitcoin-to-avoid-us-laws -167125;1357864636;dub;gitmo in 3-2-.. -167124;1357864644;jurov;Anduck, usually at caturday after last friday of the month -167123;1357864673;Anduck;'aighto -167122;1357864678;Bugpowder;Slashdot commenters are worse than reddit these days -167121;1357864680;Bugpowder;REALLY -167120;1357864680;Anduck;ty -167119;1357864728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 380 @ 0.00463117 = 1.7598 BTC [+] -167118;1357864729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 298 @ 0.00468145 = 1.3951 BTC [+] -167117;1357864773;Anduck;so umm -167116;1357864780;Bugpowder;This is not a bad point "Sounds like a dumb idea, until you realize that Chuck E. Cheese and similar businesses have, for decades, been using a similar tactic to avoid running afoul of gambling laws: You're not playing for gifts or money, you're playing for worthless tokens!" -167115;1357864781;Anduck;i received some btc.. but no idea why -167114;1357864789;Bugpowder;how much Anduck? -167113;1357864795;Anduck;<1btc -167112;1357864798;Bugpowder;I got 16BTC that just showed up one day -167111;1357864798;Anduck;but i think it was divs -167110;1357864799;Anduck;or somethign -167109;1357864815;Anduck;aight -167108;1357864817;Bugpowder;From and unknown address -167107;1357864823;Anduck;well i think this is legit and someone sent it on purpose -167106;1357864825;Bugpowder;figured it was Nefario fucking up again -167105;1357864829;Anduck;but i just cant remember what -167104;1357864874;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/sbbet-its-happening/ -167103;1357864880;mircea_popescu;last minute release. -167102;1357864883;mircea_popescu;some financials etc. -167101;1357864912;mircea_popescu;Anduck maybe you bet ? -167100;1357864978;Bugpowder;God damn it, who do I email for some credits -167099;1357864985;mircea_popescu;ahaha -167098;1357864987;mircea_popescu;me. -167097;1357864988;Anduck;mircea_popescu: maybe -167096;1357864994;Anduck;i did bet -167095;1357864997;Anduck;but no idea on what -167094;1357864998;Anduck;and how much -167093;1357865001;mircea_popescu;so check the resolved bets lol -167092;1357865002;Anduck;REALLY THIS IS .... SHIIT -167091;1357865004;Anduck;ok -167090;1357865008;mircea_popescu;and you can search the site for the addy -167089;1357865011;Anduck;can i search the site with my addr? -167088;1357865014;Anduck;ahh, nice -167087;1357865027;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla geniously implemented that "useless" feature -167086;1357865032;mircea_popescu;which i realise actually kicks ass. -167085;1357865056;Bugpowder;Easiest 2.5 BTC I ever made -167084;1357865060;Anduck;mircea_popescu: i've made 2 bets with my address -167083;1357865067;Anduck;search only shows 1 -167082;1357865071;Namworld;fuck -167081;1357865073;Bugpowder;Shoulda added 50 BTC to over 14.17 -167080;1357865077;Namworld;I still can't read dammit -167079;1357865090;mircea_popescu;Namworld proxy ? fix browser ? -167078;1357865093;mircea_popescu;teh possibilities! -167077;1357865111;mircea_popescu;Anduck oh ?! -167076;1357865113;Namworld;Can't you at least make public announcement not require credits? Such as MPOE statements and such? -167075;1357865126;Anduck;let me double check -167074;1357865133;mircea_popescu;sure i can. i just don't want to. -167073;1357865153;Namworld;I can understand for the various articles to read. I don't see why announcements should be limited. -167072;1357865169;jurov;namworld: http://www.proxies.by/cgi-proxy.htm -167071;1357865171;dub;way -167070;1357865174;dub;wat* -167069;1357865179;dub;no httpd logs? -167068;1357865180;mircea_popescu;well, they're not -167067;1357865180;jurov;i use this. with noscript, ofc. -167066;1357865182;dub;the fuck -167065;1357865183;kakobrekla;Anduck pm me the addy if ya want i can double check -167064;1357865186;Bugpowder;I just made like 35000 trilema credits -167063;1357865189;mircea_popescu;unless you're an avid readed of teh site, that is. -167062;1357865199;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder omg hax ?! -167061;1357865206;Bugpowder;naw -167060;1357865209;Bugpowder;over 14.17 -167059;1357865218;Bugpowder;+2.54 BTC -167058;1357865220;mircea_popescu;lol. wd. -167057;1357865222;Bugpowder;#WINNING -167056;1357865248;Bugpowder;email me the deposit address. I want credits. -167055;1357865251;Namworld;I'll use Google as a proxy -167054;1357865286;Bugpowder;;;ticker -167053;1357865287;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.02859, Best ask: 14.12999, Bid-ask spread: 0.10140, Last trade: 14.12999, 24 hour volume: 52066.63099603, 24 hour low: 13.75001, 24 hour high: 14.32000, 24 hour vwap: 14.03725 -167052;1357865299;jurov;..till mircea starts to ask google for payment -167051;1357865300;Bugpowder;;;calc 1/14.03 -167050;1357865301;gribble;0.0712758374911 -167049;1357865337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 426 @ 0.00469697 = 2.0009 BTC [+] -167048;1357865339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00469313 = 11.2635 BTC [-] -167047;1357865569;mircea_popescu;i think this is called making bitcoinz hand over fist. -167046;1357865588;dub;"blocks" : 166185, nope -167045;1357865628;mircea_popescu;hm ? -167044;1357865686;Namworld;hmm... what is this 7.5 BTC outlay? -167043;1357865728;mircea_popescu;each bet receives .1 btc from the house. -167042;1357865753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00456388 = 5.933 BTC [-] -167041;1357865756;Namworld;oh -167040;1357865801;Namworld;That means bets under a 10 BTC total are a loss -167039;1357865816;mircea_popescu;well no, cause house can't lose BOTH ends of a bet. -167038;1357865842;mircea_popescu;at most house loses .9 btc per bet if the odds are split 9:1 and the unlikely side prevails. -167037;1357865875;mircea_popescu;but in general cost per bet should be < .5 -167036;1357865897;mircea_popescu;we;ll have better data after some months obviously. -167035;1357866025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1716 @ 0.00464427 = 7.9696 BTC [+] -167034;1357866026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 484 @ 0.00470668 = 2.278 BTC [+] -167033;1357866056;Namworld;oh, the .1 is bet on one side -167032;1357866091;mircea_popescu;no, the .1 is total. -167031;1357866097;mircea_popescu;split accordsing to some evaluation of odds. -167030;1357866102;mircea_popescu;the proposer gets the smaller side. -167029;1357866124;mircea_popescu;and my .9 btc above should have been 0.09 -167028;1357866128;Bugpowder;I am freaking stoked for the variable decay -167027;1357866134;mircea_popescu;and cost 0.05 -167026;1357866145;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder :D -167025;1357866190;Namworld;oh, I see -167024;1357866191;Bugpowder;Going to market make for NFL bets next round. Hopefully the shallower decay curve will encourage more voting due to better EV throughout the betting period -167023;1357866231;Bugpowder;The cool thing about variable delay is that the decay basically functions as a vig for the early bettors (like the proposer) -167022;1357866258;mircea_popescu;kinda the idea of decay in the first place. -167021;1357866259;Bugpowder;What is the optimal decay rate for a single event at a scheduled time in the future -167020;1357866264;mircea_popescu;:D -167019;1357866269;mircea_popescu;you should write a bitbet white paper. -167018;1357866281;Bugpowder;I will for 20 BTC -167017;1357866288;mircea_popescu;hm -167016;1357866295;Bugpowder;actually no -167015;1357866297;mircea_popescu;i was just about typing i'll send you a modest btc sponsorship -167014;1357866311;mircea_popescu;but 20 btc ain't modest! it's like over 9 thousand hashes! -167013;1357866313;Bugpowder;WEll -167012;1357866317;Bugpowder;I dunno -167011;1357866326;mircea_popescu;lol -167010;1357866332;Bugpowder;starting tomorrow I am going to be spending a lot of time on a startup idea -167009;1357866340;mircea_popescu;i doubt anyone cnat raed well enough to actually copy your shit. -167008;1357866347;Bugpowder;so a whitepaper on bitbet might not be in the cards -167007;1357866361;mircea_popescu;a well. -167006;1357866373;Bugpowder;BUt there are some simple point -167005;1357866375;Bugpowder;points -167004;1357866381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 683 @ 0.00456388 = 3.1171 BTC [-] -167003;1357866397;Bugpowder;It is beneficial for the proposer to place as much capital as possible on the bet -167002;1357866405;Bugpowder;to encourage betting -167001;1357866407;mircea_popescu;not really. -167000;1357866414;mircea_popescu;if he places 21 mn capital he just killed betting. -166999;1357866422;Bugpowder;heh -166998;1357866426;mircea_popescu;but you see my point. -166997;1357866429;mircea_popescu;there's an optimum. -166996;1357866444;Bugpowder;with any time decay, you get free odds -166995;1357866447;Bugpowder;err -166994;1357866449;Bugpowder;free vig -166993;1357866461;Anduck;yeah it was a bet i got the btc parts from =D -166992;1357866484;Bugpowder;and you want to minimize the amount the odds change when other people bet, to encourage them from making bigger bets -166991;1357866497;Bugpowder;bigger bets = bigger wins and bigger profits for bitbet -166990;1357866499;jcpham;http://jcph.am/2013/01/10/mining-interlude/ -166989;1357866509;mircea_popescu;this in principle is true -166988;1357866660;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder re the vig thing : it's not that simple. on one hand it will have to cover btc free rate -166987;1357866669;mircea_popescu;on the other, if it's too large people wil ljust skip the bet. -166986;1357866671;mircea_popescu;so it's a balancing act. -166985;1357866716;Bugpowder;exactly -166984;1357866728;mircea_popescu;Denver Broncos over Baltimore Ravens really is 1:3 ?~ -166983;1357866736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 170 @ 0.00456388 = 0.7759 BTC [-] -166982;1357866738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 996 @ 0.00456311 = 4.5449 BTC [-] -166981;1357866808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1816 @ 0.00470668 = 8.5473 BTC [+] -166980;1357866809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 634 @ 0.00471508 = 2.9894 BTC [+] -166979;1357866908;dub;jcpham: how much does your power cost? -166978;1357867006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00471508 = 1.886 BTC [+] -166977;1357867008;Namworld;Mine costs 0.075 CAD per kwh -166976;1357867026;dub;nice -166975;1357867105;Namworld;I don't mine however =/ -166974;1357867255;dub;jcpham: trap is the new dubstep -166973;1357867261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00457039 = 5.4845 BTC [-] -166972;1357867265;dub;I predict it will last about as long -166971;1357867273;dub;ie, 13 seconds -166970;1357867473;dub;dj dub's acid test of genre longevity: if I can mix it flawlessly without the use of ears, watching the waveform in serato only, its doomed -166969;1357867680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1006 @ 0.00457039 = 4.5978 BTC [-] -166968;1357867682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1044 @ 0.00456311 = 4.7639 BTC [-] -166967;1357867792;mircea_popescu;"* I have taken the unusual step in this case of not linking to this racist lunatic's foul-mouthed outpourings which I've had the misfortune of stumbling across previously." -166966;1357867793;mircea_popescu;ahaha! -166965;1357867796;mircea_popescu;people love trilema. -166964;1357868052;mircea_popescu;$217.28 monthly minus power. Facepalm. -166963;1357868054;mircea_popescu;lol poor jcpham -166962;1357868102;dub;powering my GPUs costs more than that -166961;1357868118;dub;for like 1.5GH -166960;1357868249;thestringpuller;i was told at work today airbnb is on the up and up -166959;1357868270;thestringpuller;your old friend mircea_popescu -166958;1357868281;mircea_popescu;yea, sure. -166957;1357868320;thestringpuller;they being my bosses, said it was on some top 10 list -166956;1357868332;thestringpuller;along with dropbox -166955;1357868334;thestringpuller;lol -166954;1357868368;jurov;top 10 ideas with highest buoyancy as teh manager say -166953;1357868423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 460 @ 0.00456311 = 2.099 BTC [-] -166952;1357868424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 272 @ 0.00456208 = 1.2409 BTC [-] -166951;1357868491;mircea_popescu;o i see -166950;1357868498;mircea_popescu;well then it must indeed be a real business. -166949;1357868506;mircea_popescu;liek, you know, dubstep -166948;1357868569;mod6;WOMP WOMP WOMP -166947;1357868586;mod6;^^^ what dubstep sounds like -166946;1357868635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00063493 = 10.2224 BTC [+] -166945;1357868657;Namworld;Hmm... 1200 BTC profit in a year estimate? Decent. -166944;1357868681;Namworld;I grossly rounded the number but eh -166943;1357868696;Namworld;More like 1300 -166942;1357868700;mircea_popescu;i woulsdn't put much weight on 5 days extrapolarted to 1 year -166941;1357868709;Namworld;yeah, me neither. -166940;1357868726;Namworld;I'd expect it to be lower. Maybe 300-600. -166939;1357868739;mircea_popescu;or why not 300-600k -166938;1357868778;Namworld;Hmm. Because I don't see that much demand for event betting. -166937;1357868786;mircea_popescu;o rly. -166936;1357868795;mircea_popescu;well, in simple terms : it has half the fee of s.dice and about twice the fun -166935;1357868812;mircea_popescu;betting is huge business, 500k btc is nothing. -166934;1357868823;mircea_popescu;so... yeah. that figure's mostly meaningless. -166933;1357868842;Namworld;Well, gamblers are often impatient... hence why they gamble instead of buying a S.DICE share... they want to win right away, get more. -166932;1357868851;mircea_popescu;sure. -166931;1357868864;Namworld;Well, for sport events, there is a lot of demand. -166930;1357868879;Namworld;I just don't see much demand for that elsewhere either in bitcoin, at least for now. -166929;1357868879;tzui;betsofbitco.in failed so far -166928;1357868889;mircea_popescu;tzui management problems. -166927;1357868982;tzui;are you the lead developer of bitbet? -166926;1357868997;mircea_popescu;no. -166925;1357869023;Namworld;I'm sure mircea/kako could even get sections with default bets for every match for certain sport events and other enat features rolled out. -166924;1357869030;tzui;that is why bitbet has such a great design -166923;1357869032;midnightmagic;http://bit.ly/UOPcS4 lol -166922;1357869038;midnightmagic;ZOMG GLOWING ASTEROID -166921;1357869044;mircea_popescu;Namworld possibly but i'd rather it be done by people. -166920;1357869047;mircea_popescu;same model that pushed mpex. -166919;1357869068;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic coming right at ya ? -166918;1357869127;tzui;bitbet needs an entertaiment category -166917;1357869156;Namworld;Hmm... 8 minutes before IPO -166916;1357869192;mircea_popescu;tzui likely ya -166915;1357869264;tzui;either mircea is manipulating or there are some big time idiots bidding -166914;1357869305;mircea_popescu;can't say i haven't heard that before. -166913;1357869315;mircea_popescu;entertainment added too. -166912;1357869354;Namworld;the 1.8 million is 500 BTC =/ -166911;1357869354;tzui;lol -166910;1357869363;tzui;S.DICE IPO -166909;1357869383;Bugpowder;4 minutes? -166908;1357869389;Namworld;yeah -166907;1357869429;mircea_popescu;im kind of excited, see if this fucks up lol -166906;1357869434;Bugpowder;lol -166905;1357869458;tzui;some buys don't make any sense there are huge gaps -166904;1357869477;jurov;*makes extra backup* -166903;1357869521;kakobrekla;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.BBET -166902;1357869525;kakobrekla;how 'live' is this? -166901;1357869536;kakobrekla;is it live live? -166900;1357869570;mircea_popescu;it should be -166899;1357869572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00456955 = 5.0265 BTC [+] -166898;1357869573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1528 @ 0.00456208 = 6.9709 BTC [-] -166897;1357869575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 54 @ 0.00456198 = 0.2463 BTC [-] -166896;1357869584;jurov;not animated. you have to refresh -166895;1357869589;kakobrekla;stop teasin assbot -166894;1357869596;mircea_popescu;lmao -166893;1357869610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00055 = 5.5 BTC -166892;1357869611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00055 = 5.5 BTC -166891;1357869612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00055 = 5.5 BTC -166890;1357869613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00055 = 5.5 BTC -166889;1357869614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00055 = 5.5 BTC -166888;1357869616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 4500 @ 0.00055 = 2.475 BTC -166887;1357869617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5500 @ 0.0005 = 2.75 BTC [-] -166886;1357869618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166885;1357869619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166884;1357869620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166883;1357869621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166882;1357869621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166881;1357869623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166880;1357869624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166879;1357869625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166878;1357869626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 4500 @ 0.0005 = 2.25 BTC [-] -166877;1357869627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5500 @ 0.0005 = 2.75 BTC [-] -166876;1357869628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166875;1357869629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166874;1357869631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166873;1357869632;tzui;lol -166872;1357869632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0005 = 5 BTC [-] -166871;1357869632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 9500 @ 0.0005 = 4.75 BTC [-] -166870;1357869633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.000337 = 0.1685 BTC [-] -166869;1357869634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166868;1357869635;mircea_popescu;o hello -166867;1357869635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166866;1357869636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166865;1357869637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166864;1357869638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166863;1357869639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166862;1357869640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166861;1357869640;mod6;here they come! -166860;1357869641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166859;1357869642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166858;1357869642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166857;1357869643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166856;1357869644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166855;1357869645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166854;1357869646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166853;1357869647;Anduck;soo it started? -166852;1357869647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166851;1357869648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166850;1357869649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166849;1357869650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166848;1357869651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166847;1357869651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166846;1357869653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166845;1357869653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166844;1357869654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166843;1357869655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.000337 = 3.37 BTC [-] -166842;1357869656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166841;1357869657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166840;1357869659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166839;1357869660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166838;1357869661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166837;1357869662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166836;1357869663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166835;1357869664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166834;1357869665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166833;1357869666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166832;1357869667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166831;1357869668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166830;1357869670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166829;1357869671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166828;1357869672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166827;1357869673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [+] -166826;1357869674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 2347 @ 0.0035 = 8.2145 BTC [+] -166825;1357869674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 7653 @ 0.0004529 = 3.466 BTC [-] -166824;1357869675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166823;1357869676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166822;1357869677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166821;1357869679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166820;1357869680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166819;1357869681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166818;1357869682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166817;1357869683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166816;1357869685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166815;1357869686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166814;1357869686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166813;1357869687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0004529 = 4.529 BTC [-] -166812;1357869702;mircea_popescu;mmm -166811;1357869729;mircea_popescu;i guess twitter crapped out ? -166810;1357869730;tzui;shit didn't get any -166809;1357869745;mircea_popescu;0.00034174 10`000 -166808;1357869745;mircea_popescu;64`147 0.00033800 -166807;1357869746;mircea_popescu;gap. -166806;1357869765;kakobrekla;ya well should have used asspost api -166805;1357869800;mircea_popescu;heh i guess so. next on the list, that. -166804;1357869807;jurov;and get kicked cause of flookding, lol -166803;1357869809;Namworld;well didn't get anything =/ -166802;1357869823;Namworld;Way overpriced bids coming in. -166801;1357869827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 4646 @ 0.00045931 = 2.134 BTC [+] -166800;1357869829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00047309 = 4.7309 BTC [+] -166799;1357869830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00048729 = 4.8729 BTC [+] -166798;1357869831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00050191 = 5.0191 BTC [+] -166797;1357869833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00051697 = 5.1697 BTC [+] -166796;1357869833;kakobrekla;o i got something -166795;1357869834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00053248 = 5.3248 BTC [+] -166794;1357869835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00054846 = 5.4846 BTC [+] -166793;1357869836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00056492 = 5.6492 BTC [+] -166792;1357869837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00058187 = 5.8187 BTC [+] -166791;1357869838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00059933 = 5.9933 BTC [+] -166790;1357869847;Bugpowder;got i suc -166789;1357869851;Bugpowder;god i suck -166788;1357869875;Diablo-D3;so -166787;1357869882;Diablo-D3;btc-mining will never pay anything? -166786;1357869888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00061731 = 6.1731 BTC [+] -166785;1357869889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 4000 @ 0.00063583 = 2.5433 BTC [+] -166784;1357869903;Namworld;If Amazingrando just disappeared, not likely =/ -166783;1357869915;Diablo-D3;goddamnit man. -166782;1357869958;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder what happened ? -166781;1357869969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 6000 @ 0.00063583 = 3.815 BTC [+] -166780;1357870001;Bugpowder;I need a password that is easier to type -166779;1357870002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00065491 = 6.5491 BTC [+] -166778;1357870023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00067456 = 6.7456 BTC [+] -166777;1357870024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0006948 = 6.948 BTC [+] -166776;1357870026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00071565 = 7.1565 BTC [+] -166775;1357870027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00073712 = 7.3712 BTC [+] -166774;1357870028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00075924 = 7.5924 BTC [+] -166773;1357870032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00078202 = 7.8202 BTC [+] -166772;1357870033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00080549 = 8.0549 BTC [+] -166771;1357870034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00082966 = 8.2966 BTC [+] -166770;1357870035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00085455 = 8.5455 BTC [+] -166769;1357870036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00088019 = 8.8019 BTC [+] -166768;1357870037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0009066 = 9.066 BTC [+] -166767;1357870038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0009338 = 9.338 BTC [+] -166766;1357870039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00096182 = 9.6182 BTC [+] -166765;1357870041;mircea_popescu;ok, so ipo results : 1420000 shares sold, 671.58363400 total shit -166764;1357870041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00099068 = 9.9068 BTC [+] -166763;1357870042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00102041 = 10.2041 BTC [+] -166762;1357870043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00105103 = 10.5103 BTC [+] -166761;1357870044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00108257 = 10.8257 BTC [+] -166760;1357870044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00111505 = 11.1505 BTC [+] -166759;1357870045;mircea_popescu;i was just doing the sumups lol -166758;1357870045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00114851 = 11.4851 BTC [+] -166757;1357870046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00118297 = 11.8297 BTC [+] -166756;1357870047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00121846 = 12.1846 BTC [+] -166755;1357870048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00125502 = 12.5502 BTC [+] -166754;1357870049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00129268 = 12.9268 BTC [+] -166753;1357870050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00133147 = 13.3147 BTC [+] -166752;1357870051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 8587 @ 0.00137142 = 11.7764 BTC [+] -166751;1357870052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1146 @ 0.00456198 = 5.228 BTC [-] -166750;1357870053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1204 @ 0.00456034 = 5.4906 BTC [-] -166749;1357870058;mircea_popescu;whoa -166748;1357870061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1413 @ 0.00137142 = 1.9378 BTC [+] -166747;1357870061;mircea_popescu;o sdice. lol. -166746;1357870061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00141257 = 14.1257 BTC [+] -166745;1357870062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00145495 = 14.5495 BTC [+] -166744;1357870063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0014986 = 14.986 BTC [+] -166743;1357870064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00154356 = 15.4356 BTC [+] -166742;1357870064;Diablo-D3;lol -166741;1357870065;dub;its this still IPO? -166740;1357870065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00158987 = 15.8987 BTC [+] -166739;1357870066;Anduck;mircea_popescu: think.. really people pay 10k USD for bitbet shars I AM TRULY AMAZED NOW -166738;1357870066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00163757 = 16.3757 BTC [+] -166737;1357870067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 3014 @ 0.0016867 = 5.0837 BTC [+] -166736;1357870077;mircea_popescu;Anduck you fail to grasp the power of mpex. -166735;1357870082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 6986 @ 0.0016867 = 11.7833 BTC [+] -166734;1357870084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00173731 = 17.3731 BTC [+] -166733;1357870085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00178943 = 17.8943 BTC [+] -166732;1357870086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 3696 @ 0.00184312 = 6.8122 BTC [+] -166731;1357870091;Anduck;Diablo-D3: i hope even you can see the NOSENSE AND STUPIDITY here, right???? right??? RIGHT??? -166730;1357870114;Namworld;well darn... some people... 0.0018, really? -166729;1357870140;Anduck;indeed.. -166728;1357870142;Anduck;really??? -166727;1357870155;mircea_popescu;ok if everyone's done moving i can make the reports ? -166726;1357870161;Anduck;should've bought some for "cheap" and sell for 100x for stupid people -166725;1357870175;Bugpowder;lol -166724;1357870178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 8000 @ 0.00175 = 14 BTC [-] -166723;1357870180;Bugpowder;I'd wait a bit -166722;1357870182;mircea_popescu;1`032.04540552 btc, o fuck me -166721;1357870183;Bugpowder;lol -166720;1357870184;Bugpowder;YES -166719;1357870191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 20000 @ 0.00175 = 35 BTC [-] -166718;1357870199;tzui;ol I thought 0.0005 was expensive -166717;1357870199;mircea_popescu;wait. what ?! -166716;1357870201;mircea_popescu;o, profit taking -166715;1357870210;Anduck;tzui: it is, very -166714;1357870211;mircea_popescu;dude this ipo will go down in history. -166713;1357870215;Bugpowder;this is fun -166712;1357870215;Namworld;oh... I actually catched 20k shares at 0.0003 -166711;1357870227;Namworld;for 7 BTC -166710;1357870227;Anduck;mircea_popescu: people are stupid. gratz, you and mpex proved it ! =) -166709;1357870234;Bugpowder;we should do this every day -166708;1357870238;Anduck;Namworld: sell them supafast -166707;1357870241;dub;woah assbot outspammed supa -166706;1357870248;Namworld;could flip those for 35 BTC easily -166705;1357870253;Anduck;do it man xD -166704;1357870253;mircea_popescu;lol dub -166703;1357870257;Anduck;u can get even more, Namworld -166702;1357870262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 7000 @ 0.00175 = 12.25 BTC [-] -166701;1357870292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1740 @ 0.00175 = 3.045 BTC [-] -166700;1357870299;Bugpowder;It's very educational what happened here -166699;1357870303;mircea_popescu;mkay, fuck this, im doing the math. -166698;1357870313;Bugpowder;everyone tried to sandbag -166697;1357870321;Bugpowder;but when the market went up -166696;1357870326;Bugpowder;mob buy panic -166695;1357870330;Bugpowder;and.... -166694;1357870332;mircea_popescu;1`096.34040552 btc total, 1800436 share count -166693;1357870333;Bugpowder;the mob might be right -166692;1357870342;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1096.34040552 / 1800436 -166691;1357870342;gribble;0.000608930506566 -166690;1357870348;Anduck;but really.. that's just nonsense -166689;1357870351;kakobrekla;!ticker m s.bbet -166688;1357870352;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -166687;1357870362;mircea_popescu;a-ha! -166686;1357870363;kakobrekla;i cant even use my own shitz -166685;1357870368;dub;how many shares IPOd? -166684;1357870373;mod6;haha -166683;1357870381;lyspooner;what's this bbet thing -166682;1357870381;Anduck;i mean -166681;1357870382;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.BBET -166680;1357870383;mircea_popescu;check it -166679;1357870383;mod6;!ticker MPEX S.BBET -166678;1357870385;mircea_popescu;dub 3mn -166677;1357870385;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -166676;1357870391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 6853 @ 0.001 = 6.853 BTC [-] -166675;1357870396;mircea_popescu;lyspooner http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BBET -166674;1357870400;Anduck;i can only say that people are truly stupid. -166673;1357870402;Bugpowder;1.77MM -166672;1357870411;mircea_popescu;dude srsly, we get it. you were blown away by the market. -166671;1357870413;Bugpowder;sold thru -166670;1357870422;mircea_popescu;doesn't on the face of it mean anything other than you werw wrong. -166669;1357870435;tzui;16btc profit:) -166668;1357870438;Anduck;mircea_popescu: how much % of the bitbet you and kakobrekla still own after ipo? -166667;1357870438;lyspooner;tldr me now -166666;1357870440;jurov;*coinbr users are kindly asked to check their orders* -166665;1357870447;mircea_popescu;lyspooner new parimutuel site. -166664;1357870465;mircea_popescu;Anduck about 83% -166663;1357870469;Anduck;yeah -166662;1357870473;mircea_popescu;82% something like that -166661;1357870476;Anduck;and u sold like 17% of them.. -166660;1357870481;Anduck;let's say u sold 20% of it -166659;1357870488;Namworld;each 10k block is like 0.1% -166658;1357870489;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder was saying 17.7 -166657;1357870491;Anduck;and u got what, over 1000 btc? -166656;1357870495;mircea_popescu;like 1k yeas -166655;1357870503;Anduck;i mean what the duck people -166654;1357870503;Bugpowder;177 blocks sold -166653;1357870503;Anduck;:D -166652;1357870514;Bugpowder;fuck I should have bid .6 -166651;1357870517;Anduck;14000 USD for selling _a little part_ of a just started betting site+? -166650;1357870521;Bugpowder;insteday of niping -166649;1357870534;Bugpowder;well -166648;1357870539;Diablo-D3;!ticker -166647;1357870540;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -166646;1357870542;Diablo-D3;grr -166645;1357870542;mircea_popescu;Anduck with new sites what matters is who's starting them. -166644;1357870546;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -166643;1357870546;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.06200, Best ask: 14.13899, Bid-ask spread: 0.07699, Last trade: 14.13899, 24 hour volume: 51724.88009833, 24 hour low: 13.77000, 24 hour high: 14.32000, 24 hour vwap: 14.04826 -166642;1357870546;Bugpowder;VCs fund on the basis of the team -166641;1357870553;Diablo-D3;oh hey, we finally hit 14? -166640;1357870554;mircea_popescu;lol beat you to it. -166639;1357870558;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu EXACTLY -166638;1357870563;Anduck;mircea_popescu: people seem to overestimate the fees you get paid -166637;1357870566;Bugpowder;and the profit potential -166636;1357870570;Anduck;Diablo-D3: yes -166635;1357870578;mircea_popescu;no, you seem to overestimate the normalisation. -166634;1357870589;mircea_popescu;what do you think, "everyone's a people so nobody should get 1k" ? -166633;1357870609;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 yea, somebody won like 10btc cause of it too. -166632;1357870626;Diablo-D3;I think Ill sell when it hits 15 -166631;1357870640;dub;sell nao -166630;1357870646;dub;all the coins -166629;1357870646;Anduck;well i just mean that... -166628;1357870652;Anduck;nice business there, mp and kako -166627;1357870652;Anduck;xD -166626;1357870657;mircea_popescu;hopefully. -166625;1357870659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 60000 @ 0.001 = 60 BTC [-] -166624;1357870706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 12962 @ 0.001 = 12.962 BTC [-] -166623;1357870710;Anduck;sell a just started, not proved to make any money service, and if it did, it would be <10btc/mo -sell a little part of it, for 20000 usd -166622;1357870731;mircea_popescu;lol -166621;1357870745;Anduck;i am amazed if you make over 10 btc this month in fees. -166620;1357870747;Anduck;really. -166619;1357870761;Anduck;anyway, you will keep 80% of the _PROFIT_ yourselves -166618;1357870774;Anduck;and 20% to the shares.. shares that seem to value over 20000 usd overall -166617;1357870777;mircea_popescu;Anduck it already made like 30. -166616;1357870778;dub;I am consitently amazed that you are able to remember to keep breathing let alone connect to IRC -166615;1357870809;Anduck;duh -166614;1357870810;Anduck;well -166613;1357870836;lyspooner;where's mpbor at the moment -166612;1357870837;Bugpowder;!ticker MPEX SBBET -166611;1357870838;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -166610;1357870840;Bugpowder;!ticker MPEX S.BBET -166609;1357870842;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -166608;1357870842;mircea_popescu;lyspooner a shade under 5 -166607;1357870847;kakobrekla;its not in the json -166606;1357870849;kakobrekla;i think -166605;1357870851;mircea_popescu;hum -166604;1357870902;kakobrekla;nope -166603;1357870903;kakobrekla;missing -166602;1357870936;lyspooner;how are those cme-based futures' volumes on mpex -166601;1357870940;lyspooner;link me up -166600;1357870970;mircea_popescu;lyspooner pretty much dry. -166599;1357870979;mircea_popescu;!ticker MPEX S.BBET -166598;1357870981;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.000337 / 0.00062553 / 0.0035 (1880251 shares, 1,176.16 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00062553 / 0.0035 (1880251 shares, 1,176.16 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00062553 / 0.0035 (1880251 shares, 1,176.16 BTC) -166597;1357870983;mircea_popescu;there we go -166596;1357870995;Anduck;:D -166595;1357870996;Anduck;lol'd -166594;1357871018;lyspooner;i read the (new) article about how awesome mpex is -166593;1357871026;Anduck;mircea_popescu: how much of S.BBET got sold there? -166592;1357871031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 7038 @ 0.0006 = 4.2228 BTC [-] -166591;1357871035;lyspooner;it's totally awesome and like provably awesome too -166590;1357871042;Bugpowder;LOL -166589;1357871057;Namworld;Back down it goes. -166588;1357871058;mircea_popescu;lyspooner lol which one -166587;1357871060;mircea_popescu;i do those like weekly -166586;1357871068;Namworld;Ok, sold all my shares =/ -166585;1357871070;lyspooner;the one where you excerpt anduck -166584;1357871088;mircea_popescu;now i gotta google this -166583;1357871092;lyspooner;he's like "it's possibly not awesome" and you were like "nope, totally awesome" -166582;1357871109;mircea_popescu;o o o this. -166581;1357871113;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/is-smpoe-really-worth-that-much/ -166580;1357871117;mircea_popescu;totally forgoat. -166579;1357871118;lyspooner;yeah that one -166578;1357871123;Anduck;lyspooner: duh -166577;1357871128;mircea_popescu;wait till he realises s.mpoe makes me worth like 600k btc -166576;1357871138;Anduck;:D -166575;1357871163;Anduck;mircea_popescu: when will you be aged 40 and turn pir...pir.... you know. -166574;1357871167;lyspooner;the "share of m3" argument might hold water -166573;1357871180;Namworld;Well damn, I only made 10 BTC off of this IPO -166572;1357871181;Anduck;but for reelzz, grats mp -166571;1357871183;Anduck;well done -166570;1357871191;jurov;fucking can't believe it...apparently coinbr *did* manage to correctly split the carnage between 6 users and dozen orders -166569;1357871196;mircea_popescu;omfg ? -166568;1357871199;mircea_popescu;jurov im in the same boat. -166567;1357871204;mircea_popescu;i can;'t believe this worked lol -166566;1357871243;mircea_popescu;apparently mpex can handle 300 orders in a second. -166565;1357871244;Anduck;i cant believe my eyes really -166564;1357871254;dub;interesting -166563;1357871255;mircea_popescu;i guess all that hardware does something -166562;1357871261;Anduck;hmmm -166561;1357871262;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu Not sure about that -166560;1357871269;mircea_popescu;(didn't take a second, either, they just all came the same second) -166559;1357871278;dub;I hit trilema from corp, shows 4 credits, I go back and theres none -166558;1357871284;Bugpowder;stuff was filling more slowly than that based on my page refreshes -166557;1357871291;dub;assuming corp security weenies are following my links :) -166556;1357871316;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the webserver dun worry me so much -166555;1357871325;mircea_popescu;it's the trade engine that's the point of it all -166554;1357871328;Bugpowder;yeah -166553;1357871330;Bugpowder;well -166552;1357871330;mircea_popescu;dub likely. -166551;1357871336;Bugpowder;ok -166550;1357871343;Bugpowder;nice spread though -166549;1357871345;Bugpowder;righ tnow -166548;1357871360;mircea_popescu;lol -166547;1357871361;mircea_popescu;yeah -166546;1357871369;Anduck;yep -166545;1357871391;Anduck;people will be so mad when they realize they bought the shares 1000x over real price :D -166544;1357871418;mircea_popescu;you should probably warn them. -166543;1357871421;Namworld;and bids are gone =P -166542;1357871431;Namworld;mostly -166541;1357871454;Anduck;mircea_popescu: how much proportion of S.BBET got sold there? -166540;1357871463;Anduck;don't you do it in some kind of waves or something? -166539;1357871468;Anduck;and this was the first one -166538;1357871473;mircea_popescu;mnope. -166537;1357871476;Namworld;no, this was the only wave -166536;1357871481;Anduck;ahh -166535;1357871496;Namworld;with 30% sold. The remaining 10k asks are what's left of 3 million shares IPO -166534;1357871501;Namworld;on 10 million -166533;1357871509;jurov;btw, was there any bet wrt IPO? -166532;1357871520;Anduck;guess not -166531;1357871552;Bugpowder;Weird... There average price I paid, after profit taking for my current shares is within 0.2% of the mean price -166530;1357871559;mod6;http://youtu.be/2Mr4mjeZ2ko -166529;1357871564;mod6;there you go Anduck -166528;1357871579;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder ok. that's the sort of shit im talking about. -166527;1357871587;mircea_popescu;that. price formation ? mobs are stupid ? -166526;1357871590;mircea_popescu;riddle me that coherence. -166525;1357871609;Bugpowder;;;calc (325 -(.0006*117493+84))/272460 -166524;1357871609;gribble;0.000625795346106 -166523;1357871627;Bugpowder;thats my ave price -166522;1357871664;Anduck;mod6: xD -166521;1357871790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 696 @ 0.00458832 = 3.1935 BTC [+] -166520;1357871791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1396 @ 0.00456034 = 6.3662 BTC [-] -166519;1357871793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 208 @ 0.00455909 = 0.9483 BTC [-] -166518;1357871821;jurov;!ticker MPEX S.BBET -166517;1357871822;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.000337 / 0.00062543 / 0.0035 (1887289 shares, 1,180.38 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00062543 / 0.0035 (1887289 shares, 1,180.38 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00062543 / 0.0035 (1887289 shares, 1,180.38 BTC) -166516;1357871838;jurov;so 0.00062543 is overall avg price? -166515;1357871854;mod6;so far -166514;1357871859;Namworld;looks like it -166513;1357871891;Bugpowder;amazing -166512;1357871901;Bugpowder;there was profit taking after the run up though -166511;1357871960;Anduck;that was a nice example of how to do profit when ipo happens -166510;1357871967;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.000625795346106/0.0006254 -166509;1357871969;gribble;1.00063214919 -166508;1357871974;mircea_popescu;three sigs -166507;1357871976;jurov;announced on btctalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135834.0 -166506;1357871986;Anduck;remember when FB IPOed? price went _down_ -166505;1357872001;mircea_popescu;lol this guy is struck -166504;1357872016;mircea_popescu;Anduck, sometimes prices go up, sometimes they go down. it's the nature of this beast. -166503;1357872022;Bugpowder;this is a much better valuation method though -166502;1357872031;Bugpowder;not guessing -166501;1357872032;mircea_popescu;than fb ? yes, i think it is. -166500;1357872036;mircea_popescu;ALSO my system didn't go down -166499;1357872039;mircea_popescu;unlike nasdaq. -166498;1357872039;Bugpowder;does anyone else use this idea? -166497;1357872043;mircea_popescu;not afaik. -166496;1357872047;mircea_popescu;far as i know i invented it. -166495;1357872050;mircea_popescu;hance mpipo -166494;1357872061;Bugpowder;I may start a finance blog -166493;1357872066;Anduck;huh -166492;1357872070;Bugpowder;this will be an very interesting case study -166491;1357872115;Anduck;btw -166490;1357872129;Anduck;mircea_popescu: is there a c++ server running mpex or just php + db? -166489;1357872135;Anduck;or something else -166488;1357872166;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder by all means. -166487;1357872169;mircea_popescu;someone should. -166486;1357872177;tzui;mircea_popescu will you lower the ask price if no one buys? -166485;1357872182;mircea_popescu;nope. -166484;1357872185;mircea_popescu;it's set in the contract. -166483;1357872193;Bugpowder;I'm very interested in optimization algorithims -166482;1357872205;Bugpowder;particularly in markets that are very inefficient -166481;1357872209;mircea_popescu;me too. -166480;1357872210;dub;ok -166479;1357872211;Bugpowder;liek IPO pricing -166478;1357872217;dub;everyone get off the internet -166477;1357872232;mircea_popescu;fu dub -166476;1357872245;dub;the stupid has reached critical mass -166475;1357872252;dub;http://paritynews.com/government/item/552-anonymous-files-petition-to-make-ddos-legal-form-of-protest -166474;1357872258;mircea_popescu;ahaha -166473;1357872263;Anduck;xD -166472;1357872268;dub;game over man -166471;1357872285;Anduck;why should they be legall.. -166470;1357872290;dub;I want anyone that agrees with that dead, immediately -166469;1357872295;Anduck;ahh -166468;1357872297;Anduck;" The hacking collective doesn’t consider DDoS as a form of attack and equates it to hitting the ‘refresh’ button on a webpage." -166467;1357872307;Anduck;that guy is trolling or something -166466;1357872367;Anduck;but hey mircea_popescu wanna answer my question about mpex? -166465;1357872402;mircea_popescu;not rly. -166464;1357872410;mircea_popescu;you'll have to dig through old documentations/discussions. -166463;1357872460;Anduck;so there aint a simple answer? -166462;1357872461;Anduck;wut -166461;1357872470;Anduck;:_: -166460;1357872473;mod6;take some time, read the faq? -166459;1357872483;Anduck;wasnt in the faq if i remember correctly. -166458;1357872490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3200 @ 0.00459323 = 14.6983 BTC [+] -166457;1357872491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00462031 = 3.0032 BTC [+] -166456;1357872493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.0046641 = 3.9645 BTC [+] -166455;1357872519;mod6;oh, i thought you said before that it was tldr -166454;1357872558;jurov;Anduck, if you open and fund a coinbr account, i may be persuaded to explain -166453;1357872576;Anduck;let me check coinbr -166452;1357872587;mircea_popescu;lol -166451;1357872604;asa1024;COINBR ROCKS!!! -166450;1357872605;Anduck;uhhh -166449;1357872636;jurov;asa1024 *hint* affiliate *hint* -166448;1357872656;asa1024;doh -166447;1357872658;asa1024;lol -166446;1357872662;mircea_popescu;i don't get it... mpex got what, 30k for sdice ? -166445;1357872667;mircea_popescu;why shouldn't it get 1k for bbet -166444;1357872701;Anduck;S.DICE makes most of the whole bitcoin transactions, they make huge profits in a month -166443;1357872707;Anduck;_huge_ -166442;1357872717;mircea_popescu;heh. -166441;1357872732;Anduck;+ there already exists services like bitbet.us and they've not succeeded very well after start -166440;1357872732;mircea_popescu;part of that because people know they've got mpex backing them. -166439;1357872740;Anduck;succeeding meaning generating good profit -166438;1357872744;mircea_popescu;same thing here. being on mpex means a lot. -166437;1357872789;Anduck;hmmm -166436;1357872802;Anduck;whats the estimated profit of bitbet / mo? -166435;1357872807;mircea_popescu;no estimate. -166434;1357872811;Anduck;you must have done some kind of estimates..? -166433;1357872865;Namworld;No estimate... -166432;1357872919;mircea_popescu;ahh this was so nice. -166431;1357872925;mircea_popescu;quite the afterglow, sort of like good wine. -166430;1357872930;mod6;:) -166429;1357872947;dub;like fine mdma -166428;1357872977;mod6;haha -166427;1357873072;dub;MP is currently summoning bitches to casually whip while he strokes his beard and ruminates over his success -166426;1357873137;jurov;rofl -166425;1357873143;mod6;:D -166424;1357873151;mod6;i know i would -166423;1357873198;dub;heh http://imgur.com/lb14X -166422;1357873243;mod6;ahh walmart -166421;1357873252;jurov;"Spoiler: It's not going to beat betsofbitco.in" haha btctalk delivers -166420;1357873261;Bugpowder;Anduck betsofbitcoin sucks because they don't have variable time decay and they don't have any big bettors setting odds lines with their own capital. Bitbet will have both. -166419;1357873282;Anduck;right -166418;1357873282;Anduck;ok -166417;1357873297;Anduck;time will show -166416;1357873353;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder there's more but those two can be enough for now i guess -166415;1357873388;mircea_popescu;"Let's see how well it does after the hype has cooled down." -166414;1357873390;mircea_popescu;what hype ?! -166413;1357873419;Anduck;the hype -166412;1357873443;mircea_popescu;like ? -166411;1357873502;Anduck;>1100 btc for <20% of bitbet. -166410;1357873554;Anduck;jurov: i am pretty sure bitbet will atleast be a very good competitor -166409;1357873569;mircea_popescu;competitor ? -166408;1357873572;mircea_popescu;puhleaze. -166407;1357873608;Anduck;=P -166406;1357873617;Anduck;good hype there, yes.. -166405;1357873635;mircea_popescu;no, that is a statement of fact. -166404;1357873645;mircea_popescu;add up the bets made in the past week, see what 80% is on bitbet. -166403;1357873650;mircea_popescu;there's no competition in those terms. -166402;1357873656;Anduck;it's like some real world companies.. people praise them like gods and _really_ they just poop in the customers heads -166401;1357873661;mircea_popescu;and hype is a matter of repeating dubious/false claims through many channels. -166400;1357873670;mircea_popescu;not a matter of people discussing facts in their out of the world irc channel. -166399;1357873696;Anduck;duhh.. thats not the definition of hype -166398;1357873723;Anduck;UD tells it the best way: ' -166397;1357873723;Anduck;A fad. A clever marketing strategy which a product is advertized as the thing everyone must have, to the point where people begin to feel they need to consume it.' -166396;1357873731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0046641 = 9.3282 BTC [+] -166395;1357873733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20 @ 0.00471508 = 0.0943 BTC [+] -166394;1357873734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 130 @ 0.00471751 = 0.6133 BTC [+] -166393;1357873736;mircea_popescu;right. -166392;1357873747;mircea_popescu;where pray tell was bbet advertised ? -166391;1357873760;Anduck;wut? -166390;1357873789;Anduck;i don't think it's really about advertising about it or not -166389;1357873805;Anduck;it's "from the owner of mpex" - that's enough to grow up a hype -166388;1357873809;Anduck;right? -166387;1357873828;dub;please stop talking to this waste of oxygen -166386;1357873863;jurov;dear folks, no sweat -166385;1357873883;mircea_popescu;dub the disadvantage of news getting out : the forum moves to irc -166384;1357873926;mircea_popescu;"from the owner of mpex" is fact, not hype in this case. -166383;1357873947;Anduck;it is a fact, yes -166382;1357873955;Anduck;but it _grows_ the hype for bitbet -166381;1357873959;mircea_popescu;... -166380;1357873961;Anduck;also a fact -166379;1357873967;mircea_popescu;how old are you Anduck ? -166378;1357873979;Anduck;how is that relevant to this subject? -166377;1357874022;mircea_popescu;because you are making mistakes consistent with an intellectual age of about fifteen, -166376;1357874034;mircea_popescu;and i'd like to know if you're a healthy young human or a mentally retarded one. -166375;1357874039;Anduck;please tell me in pm about my mistakes -166374;1357874046;mircea_popescu;fact can not add to hype. -166373;1357874064;Namworld;How not? O.o -166372;1357874082;mircea_popescu;the old story of know the tree by its fruit. -166371;1357874088;mircea_popescu;if fact can add to hype then there's no fact. -166370;1357874089;Anduck;i think mircea popescu thinks hype means something else than it means -166369;1357874099;Namworld;A fact, such as a celebrity endorsing a product, can create a lot of hype for a product... -166368;1357874110;mircea_popescu;it's no the fact that creates the hype. -166367;1357874118;Anduck;... -166366;1357874128;Anduck;alright -166365;1357874145;mircea_popescu;"endorsing" is the weasel word in there. -166364;1357874155;mircea_popescu;the sentence correctly is "the fact of a celebrity hyping a product adds to hype' -166363;1357874158;mircea_popescu;that's true. -166362;1357874163;mircea_popescu;simply being the thing they use does not. -166361;1357874165;Anduck;maybe i should quit this conversation before i get accusated of being mentally retarded again -166360;1357874179;mod6;or end up featured in another trilima article -166359;1357874185;mircea_popescu;now that's unlikely. -166358;1357874187;Namworld;Endorsing is not the same as hyping. -166357;1357874202;mircea_popescu;Namworld fact remains, falsehood does not stem from truth. -166356;1357874210;mircea_popescu;the key element of hype is falsehood. -166355;1357874214;mircea_popescu;(the other one is repetition) -166354;1357874215;Namworld;Hype is not falsehood. -166353;1357874222;mircea_popescu;if presented as fact it is. -166352;1357874234;assbot;[BTCTC] [TEST.ONE] 4321 @ 123.12345678 = 532016.4567 BTC -166351;1357874236;Anduck;mod6: i wouldn't mind in this case -166350;1357874245;Namworld;It's but one definition of hype. -166349;1357874265;mircea_popescu;it's funny, cause i'm currently embroiled in an equally amusing debate with some guy on the forum. -166348;1357874267;Namworld;Hype can also be the interest arising from the advertising and facts regarding a new product. -166347;1357874271;mircea_popescu;that was about the definition of fiat. -166346;1357874297;Anduck;... -166345;1357874306;Anduck;blah blah blah -166344;1357874353;mircea_popescu;Namworld i guess it could be. the astute observer might notice that i in general deal in anti-hype -166343;1357874359;mircea_popescu;works pretty well in btc so far. -166342;1357874659;assbot;[BTCTC] [TEST-TWO] 4321 @ 123.12345678 = 532016.4567 BTC -166341;1357874691;jurov;!ticker btctc test-two -166340;1357874693;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -166339;1357874729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 77 @ 0.00471751 = 0.3632 BTC [+] -166338;1357874731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00473752 = 5.685 BTC [+] -166337;1357874732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 234 @ 0.00474435 = 1.1102 BTC [+] -166336;1357874732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00474687 = 3.3228 BTC [+] -166335;1357874734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 192 @ 0.00475027 = 0.9121 BTC [+] -166334;1357874735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1097 @ 0.00475357 = 5.2147 BTC [+] -166333;1357874809;Bugpowder;;;ticker -166332;1357874809;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.06000, Best ask: 14.13597, Bid-ask spread: 0.07597, Last trade: 14.06000, 24 hour volume: 51252.60596179, 24 hour low: 13.77000, 24 hour high: 14.32000, 24 hour vwap: 14.05461 -166331;1357874840;kakobrekla;!ticker bt ltc-mining -166330;1357874842;assbot;[BTCT:LTC-MINING] 1D: 0.4399 / 0.44 / 0.44 (5 shares, 2.2 BTC), 7D: 0.411 / 0.44 / 0.4503 (20 shares, 8.9 BTC), 30D: 0.3801 / 0.56 / 0.89 (34 shares, 18.9 BTC) -166329;1357874842;mircea_popescu;"bitcoin collapses on news of oversubscribed s.bbet ipo" -166328;1357874845;mircea_popescu;now that's hype :D -166327;1357874932;Anduck;thats fud -166326;1357875482;mircea_popescu;lol i like someone put a 5mn share wall at 2500 -166325;1357875490;mircea_popescu;stuff like that has happened before... -166324;1357875782;Bugpowder;too bad tehre were no props on the # of ipo blocks sold -166323;1357875786;Bugpowder;that would ahve been funnny -166322;1357875822;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. -166321;1357875839;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1575 BTC -166320;1357875842;mircea_popescu;kinda too easy to manipulate tho i guess -166319;1357875883;burnside;!ticker bt btc-trading-pt -166318;1357875883;assbot;[BTCT:BTC-TRADING-PT] 1D: 0.1575 / 0.1575 / 0.1575 (1 shares, 0.2 BTC), 7D: 0.1387 / 0.14 / 0.1575 (190 shares, 27.0 BTC), 30D: 0.125 / 0.14 / 0.1689 (426 shares, 58.6 BTC) -166317;1357875896;burnside;big bucksssss -166316;1357875899;mircea_popescu;o hey -166315;1357875911;burnside;thanks for the assist kakobrekla, that was a trade on the site, works great -166314;1357875920;kakobrekla;welcome burnside -166313;1357875939;Bugpowder;too expensive to manipulate though -166312;1357876007;mircea_popescu;that'd depend on the bet i reckno -166311;1357876011;mircea_popescu;so Ukto the only one left ? -166310;1357876084;kakobrekla;and pico! -166309;1357876087;kakobrekla;;> -166308;1357876167;mircea_popescu;ugh -166307;1357876211;mircea_popescu;you know, sooner or later you'll meet the nasty problem of having to set a standard. -166306;1357876215;mircea_popescu;better be prepared. -166305;1357876261;kakobrekla;how about volume -166304;1357876277;mircea_popescu;pico can claim 1bn volume, nobody'd know -166303;1357876286;mircea_popescu;havelock has had what today, 100 btc ? 10 ? -166302;1357876291;kakobrekla;hehe -166301;1357876300;kakobrekla;dunno -166300;1357876304;mircea_popescu;yeah. me either. -166299;1357876325;mircea_popescu;but i know i sure as heck don't want to have mpex trades stream in the same place with that dood's imaginary 1k basic "mining corp" -166298;1357876338;kakobrekla;lulz -166297;1357876356;mircea_popescu;maybe case by case basis works -166296;1357876384;burnside;if (vol > 2) exit; -166295;1357876395;kakobrekla;hm -166294;1357876402;Anduck;maybe u should make another channel for mpex-only stream? -166293;1357876410;kakobrekla;that would exit everything but pico -166292;1357876435;burnside;heh, meant inside the pico code block :P -166291;1357876443;Anduck;xD -166290;1357876809;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder btw you were right, my bad. a bunch of models were discussed and i forgot that in the end i decided the blocks go +1s each -166289;1357876810;gribble;The operation succeeded. -166288;1357876920;Namworld;hey burnside, I'll pm you -166287;1357877118;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 20 @ 0.0098 = 0.196 BTC -166286;1357877188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 103 @ 0.00475357 = 0.4896 BTC [+] -166285;1357877189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00475404 = 2.377 BTC [+] -166284;1357877190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2235 @ 0.00475426 = 10.6258 BTC [+] -166283;1357877191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 466 @ 0.00475538 = 2.216 BTC [+] -166282;1357877192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 346 @ 0.00475665 = 1.6458 BTC [+] -166281;1357877476;Namworld;BTC-BOND! -166280;1357877500;mircea_popescu;o hey! -166279;1357877501;mircea_popescu;wd. -166278;1357877510;mircea_popescu;!ticker b btc-bond -166277;1357877511;assbot;If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it. -166276;1357877514;mircea_popescu;!ticker btc btc-bond -166275;1357877516;assbot;[BTCT:BTC-BOND] 1D: 0.0097 / 0.0097 / 0.0098 (43 shares, 0.4 BTC), 7D: 0.009 / 0.01 / 0.01 (5370 shares, 50.6 BTC), 30D: 0.008 / 0.01 / 0.011 (8094 shares, 74.9 BTC) -166274;1357877638;Namworld;Yeah, not really big. -166273;1357877665;mircea_popescu;seems very stable. -166272;1357877686;Namworld;Well I offer to repay them 0.01 BTC on demand. -166271;1357877692;mircea_popescu;a -166270;1357877702;mircea_popescu;odd that it trades for undet then ?! -166269;1357877707;Namworld;and if someone puts them low on the ask, I buy them at a discount. -166268;1357877714;Namworld;Yes, I was saying this the other day. -166267;1357877720;mircea_popescu;i see now lol -166266;1357877731;Namworld;The 40 BTC withdrawal was for that. It was going as low as 0.009 -166265;1357877735;Namworld;10% off =/ -166264;1357877759;mircea_popescu;i guess people are still muchly dicking about -166263;1357877760;Namworld;No one ever used the email to request to redeem yet. Not once. -166262;1357877766;mircea_popescu;189bxJPdjZj7rZtqFBAdMsHbnkdm3U3Wz5 ahaha jurov, the impressionist painter. -166261;1357877768;Namworld;Looks like it. -166260;1357877790;mircea_popescu;Namworld i guess that shows how well read contracts are. -166259;1357877983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1337 @ 0.00470857 = 6.2954 BTC [-] -166258;1357878007;Namworld;I see the same thing everywhere... people complaining of being scammed for clicking on a button confirming a fee. People confirming a service without even checking the pricing. People complaining of not being warned of something they couldn't do or would be charged for that is written clearly in instructions. -166257;1357878020;Namworld;They just go click click click I want this now. -166256;1357878034;kakobrekla;I want a cigar. -166255;1357878037;kakobrekla;Now. -166254;1357878055;error3477;i have a cigar -166253;1357878056;error3477;now -166252;1357878068;kakobrekla;ill have coffee instead -166251;1357878077;kakobrekla;now -166250;1357878085;error3477;it's cold -166249;1357878087;error3477;f* -166248;1357878151;mircea_popescu;colf ? -166247;1357878152;mircea_popescu;fold ? -166246;1357878156;mircea_popescu;ft's ? -166245;1357878162;mircea_popescu;omfg i must knowf -166244;1357878199;kakobrekla;if's cold. -166243;1357878213;mircea_popescu;it'f -166242;1357878240;kakobrekla;ur breaking my parser -166241;1357878876;mircea_popescu;https://betbybitcoin.com/en/top -166240;1357878879;mircea_popescu;lol that didn't take long ? -166239;1357878952;dub;I sale betting to you -166238;1357878977;dub;velly chep -166237;1357878978;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 7 @ 0.745 = 5.215 BTC -166236;1357878979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 3 @ 0.75 = 2.25 BTC [+] -166235;1357879003;kakobrekla;dub :DD -166234;1357879018;kakobrekla;accually not that cheap -166233;1357879029;kakobrekla;Owner's fee 10.00 % -166232;1357879033;mircea_popescu;dub im currently getting about one "premium stock exchange domain" offered a week -166231;1357879035;dub;wat -166230;1357879036;kakobrekla;whatever da fuck that means -166229;1357879038;mircea_popescu;i imagine it's bound to go up -166228;1357879882;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135395.0 -166227;1357879884;mircea_popescu;your kinda biz -166226;1357879911;mircea_popescu;meanwhile irl : http://www.batstrading.com/alerts/ -166225;1357879926;mircea_popescu;tldr : fake exchange manipulates prices. "tech error" blamed. -166224;1357880222;dub;lame, on call for the first time in 6 months or so -166223;1357880267;kakobrekla;OMG fuckin rainbow bitcoin https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135848.msg1447186#msg1447186 -166222;1357880349;dub;nice answer -166221;1357880398;dub;I propose a standard of variable sized ascii penises -166220;1357880438;dub;optionally rainbow colored -166219;1357880443;kakobrekla;:DD -166218;1357880454;kakobrekla;i got a black one -166217;1357880497;kakobrekla;no racism. -166216;1357880517;dub;___ -166215;1357880520;dub;// 7 KARMA WILL GET YOU -166214;1357880523;dub;(_,_/\ -166213;1357880525;dub;\ \ MEANWHILE THIS GAY ASCII DICK -166212;1357880529;dub;\ \ -166211;1357880532;dub;_\ \__ MAKES GOOD COMPANY -166210;1357880535;dub;( \ ) -166209;1357880537;dub;\___\___/ -166208;1357880553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4250 @ 0.00461194 = 19.6007 BTC [-] -166207;1357880555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 442 @ 0.00455909 = 2.0151 BTC [-] -166206;1357880556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2582 @ 0.00455832 = 11.7696 BTC [-] -166205;1357880557;kakobrekla;burnside in between. -166204;1357880618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 118 @ 0.00455832 = 0.5379 BTC [-] -166203;1357880619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 643 @ 0.00455708 = 2.9302 BTC [-] -166202;1357880621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3359 @ 0.00455708 = 15.3072 BTC [-] -166201;1357880622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00455673 = 7.2908 BTC [-] -166200;1357880623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00455613 = 2.2781 BTC [-] -166199;1357880623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00455395 = 6.3755 BTC [-] -166198;1357880624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00455109 = 3.1858 BTC [-] -166197;1357880625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00455034 = 2.5027 BTC [-] -166196;1357880627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2130 @ 0.00454938 = 9.6902 BTC [-] -166195;1357880641;kakobrekla;>I'm not worried about myself, I know math. I'm worried about grandmas who spent their whole lives doing money transactions to 2 decimal places. -166194;1357880642;kakobrekla;omg. -166193;1357880649;kakobrekla;i cant even... -166192;1357880753;dub;haha I hate tuxblackedo but he comes with teh funny at times -166191;1357880758;dub;http://i.qkme.me/3sirj9.jpg -166190;1357880987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 720 @ 0.00454938 = 3.2756 BTC [-] -166189;1357880988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00454814 = 5.2304 BTC [-] -166188;1357880990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00454736 = 9.0947 BTC [-] -166187;1357880991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 130 @ 0.00454491 = 0.5908 BTC [-] -166186;1357881108;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.05 BTC -166185;1357881196;Namworld;Look, BTC-MINING started trading =/ -166184;1357881925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3900 @ 0.00461687 = 18.0058 BTC [+] -166183;1357881926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00469636 = 5.6356 BTC [+] -166182;1357882290;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ERE4uiufqE -166181;1357882708;kakobrekla;i installed some personality into assbot -166180;1357883176;mircea_popescu;retardas galore -166179;1357883203;mircea_popescu;dub why ya hate the man ? -166178;1357883208;mircea_popescu;he wrote php dns -166177;1357883364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3370 @ 0.00454491 = 15.3163 BTC [-] -166176;1357883366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00454234 = 4.9966 BTC [-] -166175;1357883367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 230 @ 0.00454216 = 1.0447 BTC [-] -166174;1357883624;dub;he wrote what? -166173;1357883635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 570 @ 0.00454216 = 2.589 BTC [-] -166172;1357883769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2280 @ 0.00453528 = 10.3404 BTC [-] -166171;1357883802;Bugpowder;!ticker MPEX S.BBET -166170;1357883803;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.000337 / 0.00062543 / 0.0035 (1887289 shares, 1,180.38 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00062543 / 0.0035 (1887289 shares, 1,180.38 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00062543 / 0.0035 (1887289 shares, 1,180.38 BTC) -166169;1357883825;Bugpowder;How did a share go off at .0035? -166168;1357884106;mircea_popescu;Buglouse out of order reporting ? -166167;1357884109;mircea_popescu;dub a dns server in php -166166;1357884122;Bugpowder;I don't think it really went off there -166165;1357884148;Bugpowder;coinbr doesn't show it -166164;1357884219;mircea_popescu;o think it must be some twitter thing -166163;1357884257;kakobrekla;err twitter thing in the json api? -166162;1357884291;mircea_popescu;no i mean the placing of it in the printout -166161;1357884380;mircea_popescu;there was in fact a 2347 * 350000 -166160;1357884456;mircea_popescu;and i think coinbr does show it, that's why the horiz lines -166159;1357884569;Bugpowder;hmm -166158;1357884588;Bugpowder;fat finger order combined with someone reselling before the IPO gap formed? -166157;1357884645;Bugpowder;NOP -166156;1357884668;Bugpowder;The orange horizontal line does not extend to the edge of the plot in coinbr -166155;1357884703;Bugpowder;it stops around .00184 -166154;1357884708;Bugpowder;the last IPO block to go -166153;1357884974;mircea_popescu;hm -166152;1357884994;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i imagine someone put an order at 350000 -166151;1357885000;mircea_popescu;when they meant to put it in at 35000 -166150;1357885003;mircea_popescu;and that's all it took. -166149;1357885017;mircea_popescu;next block on sale hit that (partially) -166148;1357885040;Bugpowder;yah -166147;1357885046;Bugpowder;though why is it not on coinbr -166146;1357885060;mircea_popescu;now that i don't know. -166145;1357885071;mircea_popescu;but i noticed twitter cut off trades after the first ~100 -166144;1357885085;Bugpowder;I am so bummed I did not make anything on the IPO yet -166143;1357885086;mircea_popescu;http://www.batstrading.com/alerts/ still in shock over this one -166142;1357885098;mircea_popescu;lol didn't you say you took some profits ? -166141;1357885100;Bugpowder;I am going to look at my Vanguard account and try to cheer up -166140;1357885103;Bugpowder;Well yes -166139;1357885109;Bugpowder;I got shut out on my bids -166138;1357885118;Bugpowder;kept miss typing my password -166137;1357885140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3147 @ 0.00453433 = 14.2695 BTC [-] -166136;1357885141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2153 @ 0.00453373 = 9.7611 BTC [-] -166135;1357885142;Bugpowder;then bought everything from 45-100 -166134;1357885164;Bugpowder;then sold 30k @ 175 -166133;1357885212;Bugpowder;SP500 5 year high? -166132;1357885230;mircea_popescu;ya passowrds can quickly become an issue in situations like this. -166131;1357885335;Bugpowder;I should have pyMPEX to just accept my creditials automattically or something -166130;1357885506;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu Did you read the Peter Thiel class notes from the Stanford startup course? -166129;1357885538;mircea_popescu;nope. -166128;1357885572;Bugpowder;They are pretty good. (I think) http://blakemasters.com/peter-thiels-cs183-startup -166127;1357885618;Bugpowder;http://betsofbitco.in needs to break out of the BFL and Bitcoin betting rut. -166126;1357886021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 47 @ 0.00453373 = 0.2131 BTC [-] -166125;1357886022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00453336 = 5.2134 BTC [-] -166124;1357886024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 803 @ 0.00453297 = 3.64 BTC [-] -166123;1357886100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4150 @ 0.00457397 = 18.982 BTC [+] -166122;1357886207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00063493 BTC [+] -166121;1357886496;mircea_popescu;In most prior human societies, people made money by taking it from others. The industrial revolution wrought a paradigm shift in which people make money through trade, not plunder. -166120;1357886505;mircea_popescu;that's the sort of thing i don't like to see. -166119;1357886515;mircea_popescu;millitant inculture. -166118;1357886519;Bugpowder;lol -166117;1357886552;mircea_popescu;obviously in the next paragraph it falls wholesale into futurism. -166116;1357886555;mircea_popescu;a well. -166115;1357886564;Bugpowder;skip ahead then -166114;1357886568;mircea_popescu;lemme tell you a big secret pretty much any scholar knows : -166113;1357886580;mircea_popescu;if you were to wake up in 12 ad rome tomorrow morning -166112;1357886595;mircea_popescu;you couldn't prove this by just talking to the people. -166111;1357886603;mircea_popescu;i mean, sure, they'd be speaking latin. -166110;1357886628;mircea_popescu;but on this simple "i'm from the future so i'm so much better" paradigm you'd do jack shit. -166109;1357886660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00063493 BTC [+] -166108;1357886706;mircea_popescu;most people in most times traded for the simple reason that fighting is so fucking dangerous. -166107;1357886708;Bugpowder;Section IV on is good. Also Class 3 and 4 are very interesting -166106;1357886714;mircea_popescu;most animals don;'t actually fight either -166105;1357886716;mircea_popescu;they just dance -166104;1357886720;Bugpowder;yea -166103;1357887449;assbot;[MPEX] [] @ BTC -166102;1357887792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 863 @ 0.00469636 = 4.053 BTC [+] -166101;1357887792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 887 @ 0.00472982 = 4.1954 BTC [+] -166100;1357888623;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.5 BTC -166099;1357888804;asa1024;havelock? -166098;1357888819;asa1024;is this the personality that you added to assbot? -166097;1357888854;Namworld;Havelock and BTCT.co trades are reported here like MPEx now -166096;1357888960;kakobrekla;no, the personality has not been discovered yet -166095;1357888992;kakobrekla;anyway, 0.1337 to whoever finds where is it comming from. -166094;1357889003;kakobrekla;btc that is -166093;1357889005;kakobrekla;:) -166092;1357889466;assbot;[MPEX] [TEST] 987654321 @ 1.23456789 = 1219326311.1264 BTC -166091;1357889626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00063493 BTC [+] -166090;1357889627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00063493 BTC [+] -166089;1357889631;mircea_popescu;aha. -166088;1357889782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00062769 BTC [-] -166087;1357889859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00063493 BTC [+] -166086;1357889860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00063493 BTC [+] -166085;1357890481;Namworld;Breaking News: In an unexpected turn of events, MPEx is the host of a record breaking trade totaling over the total amount of bitcoins in existance. In other news, a 1 cm asteroid is heading toward Earth, which might just kill everyone in an fiery apocalyptic scenario, as rendered by our artists in the following video... -166084;1357890596;mircea_popescu;lol -166083;1357890610;mircea_popescu;the above were tests related to switching to new assapi -166082;1357890656;Namworld;Hmm, nice name. ass-API -166081;1357890656;mircea_popescu;which has occured smoothly and now we're on teh new interface. -166080;1357890801;Namworld;Is it the most impossibly complex to use API, plus you have to interact with it in Morse code? -166079;1357890811;Namworld;Hence "ass"api -166078;1357890819;mircea_popescu;not rly. -166077;1357890825;mircea_popescu;its just very sikrit -166076;1357890841;Namworld;Well assbot and his api doesn't desrve its name -166075;1357890890;kakobrekla;whats wrong? -166074;1357890957;Namworld;You can't call it assbot with its "ass"api if it's not being an ass, requiring very complex commands plus it has to be in Morse code. -166073;1357891030;mircea_popescu;ass in the other sense. -166072;1357891142;kakobrekla;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2mC04Rt35U#t=30 -166071;1357891415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00472571 = 5.9071 BTC [-] -166070;1357891416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00472982 = 1.1825 BTC [+] -166069;1357892573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1358 @ 0.00469654 = 6.3779 BTC [-] -166068;1357892574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 840 @ 0.00472982 = 3.973 BTC [+] -166067;1357892576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 468 @ 0.00475665 = 2.2261 BTC [+] -166066;1357892845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00466298 = 6.5282 BTC [-] -166065;1357892847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 233 @ 0.00460859 = 1.0738 BTC [-] -166064;1357893622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00460859 = 7.8346 BTC [-] -166063;1357893977;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.55700982 = 557.0098 BTC [-] -166062;1357893988;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.47889506 = 478.8951 BTC [-] -166061;1357894871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 50000 @ 0.00149 = 74.5 BTC [+] -166060;1357894873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 20000 @ 0.00169 = 33.8 BTC [+] -166059;1357894874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 6304 @ 0.00184312 = 11.619 BTC [+] -166058;1357894875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00189842 = 18.9842 BTC [+] -166057;1357894877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00195538 = 19.5538 BTC [+] -166056;1357895031;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -166055;1357895033;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.000337 / 0.00067495 / 0.0035 (1983593 shares, 1,338.84 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00067495 / 0.0035 (1983593 shares, 1,338.84 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00067495 / 0.0035 (1983593 shares, 1,338.84 BTC) -166054;1357895044;mircea_popescu;fuck off by a bitcoin! -166053;1357895090;Namworld;eh -166052;1357895129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2596 @ 0.00063493 = 1.6483 BTC [+] -166051;1357895131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9889 @ 0.00063734 = 6.3027 BTC [+] -166050;1357895132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19427 @ 0.00064096 = 12.4519 BTC [+] -166049;1357895133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7013 @ 0.00064793 = 4.5439 BTC [+] -166048;1357895135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20329 @ 0.00065153 = 13.245 BTC [+] -166047;1357895135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21529 @ 0.00065605 = 14.1241 BTC [+] -166046;1357895136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2217 @ 0.00065629 = 1.455 BTC [+] -166045;1357895137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28355 @ 0.00065675 = 18.6221 BTC [+] -166044;1357895138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11320 @ 0.00065997 = 7.4709 BTC [+] -166043;1357895140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8968 @ 0.00065998 = 5.9187 BTC [+] -166042;1357895141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00065999 = 0.66 BTC [+] -166041;1357895142;mircea_popescu;obviously i meant fuck! off by a bitcoin! -166040;1357895142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21732 @ 0.00065999 = 14.3429 BTC [+] -166039;1357895143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45625 @ 0.00066 = 30.1125 BTC [+] -166038;1357895176;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.46 = 3.22 BTC -166037;1357895309;mircea_popescu;anyway this is all too much excitement for one day. -166036;1357895312;mircea_popescu;catch you all later. -166035;1357933702;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -166034;1357933704;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.000337 / 0.00067662 / 0.0035 (1986093 shares, 1,343.84 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00067662 / 0.0035 (1986093 shares, 1,343.84 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00067662 / 0.0035 (1986093 shares, 1,343.84 BTC) -166033;1357933722;mircea_popescu;awww, no collapse ? -166032;1357933749;Namworld;nope -166031;1357933972;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -166030;1357934371;mircea_popescu;well honestly fuck this, i didn't even get to buy shares -166029;1357934763;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.72 = 1.44 BTC [-] -166028;1357934790;Anduck;why people try to make those ID's so COOL ??? -166027;1357934792;Anduck;"cool" -166026;1357934983;Namworld;mircea_popescu: whut? eheh -166025;1357935002;Namworld;Wanted to buy yourself a personal stack of your own stock? -166024;1357935005;mircea_popescu;well sure. -166023;1357935023;Namworld;Fine enough -166022;1357935063;mircea_popescu;i just wasn't prepared for 60s -166021;1357935137;Namworld;thought it wouldn't raise to that point so fast? I didn't either =/ -166020;1357935188;Namworld;I thought people would buy more progressively as BitBet shows it can bring a cashflow. -166019;1357935207;Namworld;Too many orders coming in last moment -166018;1357935215;mircea_popescu;right. -166017;1357935227;Namworld;Literally last minute =/ -166016;1357935268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00463951 = 4.1756 BTC [-] -166015;1357935306;mircea_popescu;or second -166014;1357935523;Bugpowder;Or after the last second -166013;1357935534;Bugpowder;while the blocks were still popping off -166012;1357935548;Bugpowder;Sold some at 200000 now ;) -166011;1357935557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3850 @ 0.004765 = 18.3453 BTC [+] -166010;1357935604;Bugpowder;I wonder how much of this is that there is more capital available than viable securities to invest in... -166009;1357935673;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder blocks came up +1 seconds each -166008;1357935682;mircea_popescu;not same second as i erroneously indicated at the time -166007;1357935682;Bugpowder;yes -166006;1357935689;Bugpowder;I got ur message -166005;1357935695;Bugpowder;I saw it -166004;1357935696;mircea_popescu;a ok -166003;1357935704;Bugpowder;and placed a buy order for up to 100000 -166002;1357935705;mircea_popescu;so yeah. this quite deliberately actually -166001;1357935710;mircea_popescu;to allow for the exact sort of thing -166000;1357935713;Bugpowder;yeah its better that way actaully -165999;1357935714;mircea_popescu;then i promptly forgot all about it -165998;1357935716;mircea_popescu;i know lol -165997;1357935717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 21998 @ 0.004765 = 104.8205 BTC [+] -165996;1357935718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1073 @ 0.00476524 = 5.1131 BTC [+] -165995;1357935720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00476551 = 10.0076 BTC [+] -165994;1357935721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 508 @ 0.00476576 = 2.421 BTC [+] -165993;1357935721;Bugpowder;wow -165992;1357935722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 265 @ 0.00476624 = 1.2631 BTC [+] -165991;1357935723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1349 @ 0.00476669 = 6.4303 BTC [+] -165990;1357935724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 626 @ 0.0047679 = 2.9847 BTC [+] -165989;1357935725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.0047681 = 5.2449 BTC [+] -165988;1357935726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5650 @ 0.00476816 = 26.9401 BTC [+] -165987;1357935728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.00477036 = 12.4029 BTC [+] -165986;1357935729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.0047705 = 5.4861 BTC [+] -165985;1357935730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00477212 = 3.5791 BTC [+] -165984;1357935731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.0047744 = 9.7875 BTC [+] -165983;1357935732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2108 @ 0.00477495 = 10.0656 BTC [+] -165982;1357935732;mircea_popescu;o hey some movement -165981;1357935734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00477596 = 7.6415 BTC [+] -165980;1357935735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00477701 = 7.8821 BTC [+] -165979;1357935736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6150 @ 0.00477767 = 29.3827 BTC [+] -165978;1357935736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00477977 = 13.8613 BTC [+] -165977;1357935737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2700 @ 0.00478012 = 12.9063 BTC [+] -165976;1357935738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00478558 = 5.0249 BTC [+] -165975;1357935739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00478566 = 7.4178 BTC [+] -165974;1357935740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00478655 = 1.9146 BTC [+] -165973;1357935741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00478722 = 5.0266 BTC [+] -165972;1357935742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00478844 = 6.7038 BTC [+] -165971;1357935743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.0047894 = 13.8893 BTC [+] -165970;1357935745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 352 @ 0.00478999 = 1.6861 BTC [+] -165969;1357935746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00479245 = 11.5019 BTC [+] -165968;1357935747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00479292 = 13.4202 BTC [+] -165967;1357935748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1371 @ 0.00479303 = 6.5712 BTC [+] -165966;1357935748;Bugpowder;will the 480000 go? -165965;1357935748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00479344 = 10.5456 BTC [+] -165964;1357935749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 609 @ 0.00479569 = 2.9206 BTC [+] -165963;1357935750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00479729 = 0.7196 BTC [+] -165962;1357935751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 77441 @ 0.0048 = 371.7168 BTC [+] -165961;1357935756;Namworld;nope -165960;1357935756;Bugpowder;not bad -165959;1357935767;mircea_popescu;part of them -165958;1357935782;Bugpowder;I picked the wrong morning to reduce S.DICE exposure to 1000 coins :-P -165957;1357935787;Bugpowder;or maybe the right morning -165956;1357935805;mircea_popescu;:p -165955;1357935806;Bugpowder;how much was that? -165954;1357935810;mircea_popescu;like 500 ? -165953;1357935817;Bugpowder;800 -165952;1357935818;Bugpowder;maybe -165951;1357935846;Bugpowder;about 750 -165950;1357935847;Bugpowder;looks like -165949;1357935851;mircea_popescu;a ok -165948;1357935872;Bugpowder;!ticker S.DICE -165947;1357935873;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -165946;1357935879;Bugpowder;!ticker MPEX S.DICE -165945;1357935881;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00453297 / 0.00470258 / 0.0048 (383687 shares, 1,804.32 BTC), 7D: 0.00382726 / 0.00464745 / 0.0048 (1905911 shares, 8,857.63 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00347773 / 0.0048 (14777786 shares, 51,393.26 BTC) -165944;1357935887;Bugpowder;!ticker MPEX S.BBET -165943;1357935888;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.000337 / 0.00067662 / 0.0035 (1986093 shares, 1,343.84 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00067662 / 0.0035 (1986093 shares, 1,343.84 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00067662 / 0.0035 (1986093 shares, 1,343.84 BTC) -165942;1357935935;mircea_popescu;you can do -165941;1357935941;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -165940;1357935943;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.000337 / 0.00067662 / 0.0035 (1986093 shares, 1,343.84 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00067662 / 0.0035 (1986093 shares, 1,343.84 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00067662 / 0.0035 (1986093 shares, 1,343.84 BTC) -165939;1357935946;Bugpowder;ah -165938;1357936230;Bugpowder;;;ticker -165937;1357936231;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.18263, Best ask: 14.23000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04737, Last trade: 14.18263, 24 hour volume: 36797.61600636, 24 hour low: 13.87150, 24 hour high: 14.29999, 24 hour vwap: 14.09426 -165936;1357936594;mircea_popescu;so over 14 -165935;1357937359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1000 @ 0.002 = 2 BTC [+] -165934;1357937405;Namworld;Too damn expansive... -165933;1357937412;Namworld;expensive* -165932;1357937423;Namworld;well, both are appropriate I guess... -165931;1357937458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 3000 @ 0.002 = 6 BTC [+] -165930;1357937540;Bugpowder;!ticker MPEX S.BBET -165929;1357937541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00472828 = 8.7473 BTC [-] -165928;1357937543;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.000337 / 0.00067928 / 0.0035 (1990093 shares, 1,351.84 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00067928 / 0.0035 (1990093 shares, 1,351.84 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00067928 / 0.0035 (1990093 shares, 1,351.84 BTC) -165927;1357937636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2821 @ 0.00470237 = 13.2654 BTC [-] -165926;1357937681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1000 @ 0.002 = 2 BTC [+] -165925;1357937727;mircea_popescu;so did btcforum go away ? -165924;1357937776;Namworld;0.002 values BitBet at 20 000 BTC -165923;1357937856;mircea_popescu;yeah -165922;1357937866;Anduck;yeah -165921;1357937871;Anduck;_sick stupid_ -165920;1357937880;Namworld;To get that on 1% fee, it would require 2 000 000 in bets. I'd have though people would wait to get more reports/info on advertising revenue and other variables. -165919;1357937883;mircea_popescu;dude lay off. there's no start-up in this world valued under 1mn -165918;1357937891;mircea_popescu;20k btc is way under that. 75% discount or some shit. -165917;1357937914;mircea_popescu;go tell me about airbnb instead -165916;1357937932;mircea_popescu;what, just because this is a public venue and graham does his shit behind closed doors i have to be stuck with all the unwashed public ?! -165915;1357937962;Namworld;The first block for 0.00001 or 100 BTC valuation was underpriced. -165914;1357937972;mircea_popescu;seems that way. -165913;1357937988;Namworld;But people overbought BBET at 0.002 BTC -165912;1357937990;Bugpowder;that block sold for at least 55000 -165911;1357937995;Bugpowder;maybe higher -165910;1357938001;mircea_popescu;35000 i think -165909;1357938032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00464742 = 10.2243 BTC [-] -165908;1357938034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00456242 = 4.3343 BTC [-] -165907;1357938036;Namworld;Even when accounting potential growth, it's high as heck. -165906;1357938038;Bugpowder;Namworld correction, people are RIGHT NOW "overbuying" at 0.002 -165905;1357938044;mircea_popescu;so, the part where the 1k block was undervalued is a fact : it sold for 35x that. -165904;1357938052;mircea_popescu;the part where people overbought is speculation -165903;1357938059;mircea_popescu;i thought they overbought yest at 150 -165902;1357938067;Bugpowder;the first block sold for 35?? -165901;1357938073;Namworld;Well 35x that was nicely priced in my opinion. 3500 BTC valuation. -165900;1357938079;Bugpowder;high bid was at least 55000 at the open -165899;1357938083;mircea_popescu;well would have had to Bugpowder seeing how there's no sales under 35 on record ? -165898;1357938089;mircea_popescu;o right you are. -165897;1357938099;mircea_popescu;i was just going by the min/max -165896;1357938110;Bugpowder;I think someone placed an even higher one right before the open -165895;1357938114;mircea_popescu;but yeah. 55 or something yeah -165894;1357938121;Bugpowder;and it sold though down to 35 -165893;1357938125;mircea_popescu;yeah. -165892;1357938134;Bugpowder;I had 1,000,000 at 33000 -165891;1357938136;Bugpowder;:( -165890;1357938176;Namworld;I had 500k just over the 1 million at 27000 -165889;1357938184;Namworld;then poof, tons of bids over it -165888;1357938202;mircea_popescu;i had some bids in too, but i never got anything. -165887;1357938211;mircea_popescu;so i guess we're three pods in a piggy. -165886;1357938225;Bugpowder;i'm ok -165885;1357938234;Bugpowder;people keep buying my 200 ask :) -165884;1357938242;Bugpowder;thinking of raising it to 250 -165883;1357938248;Bugpowder;before it sells through -165882;1357938249;mircea_popescu;im not so ok seeing how i sold 8% of a company for like 500 btc. -165881;1357938251;mircea_popescu;but a well! -165880;1357938288;Bugpowder;you should have done an angle round first -165879;1357938292;Bugpowder;Class 6 -165878;1357938302;Bugpowder;angel -165877;1357938313;mircea_popescu;ya well i wanted to try this thing out. -165876;1357938332;mircea_popescu;figured, well fuck it, these fud idiots will prolly burn it into the ground, i buy it all out and we go from there. -165875;1357938340;mircea_popescu;seems forum != mpex. -165874;1357938348;mircea_popescu;duh, in retrospect. -165873;1357938390;Namworld;so you'd basically pay the price to get 100% on those shares + half of sales proceed... -165872;1357938412;Namworld;and kako gets the other half... or whatever the ratio is. -165871;1357938512;mircea_popescu;sure. -165870;1357938527;mircea_popescu;Today at 12:24:00 PM #1 -165869;1357938527;mircea_popescu;We sadly need to announce that our wallet has been compromised thus DO NOT send any further funds to any of the coin wallets, BTC, DVC, LTC, etc. We will setup a new wallet and reset all the addresses. This will most likely take the whole weekend. -165868;1357938529;mircea_popescu;duh -165867;1357938540;mircea_popescu;CRYPTOSTOCKS !!! IMPORTANT -165866;1357938546;Bugpowder;VICUREX -165865;1357938553;Bugpowder;are these the same thing? -165864;1357938557;mircea_popescu;yes -165863;1357938562;Bugpowder;oh -165862;1357938563;Bugpowder;ok -165861;1357938575;topace;idiots using ruby on rails -165860;1357938605;mircea_popescu;jesus fuck the warnings were all over the place -165859;1357938607;topace;"i dont know how to make a site, so ill quick prototype a site with ror and then launch it live" -165858;1357938613;mircea_popescu;even send the girl to warn those bitcoinica redux idiot -165857;1357938614;mircea_popescu;s -165856;1357938632;mircea_popescu;didn't want to carpetbomb everyone. -165855;1357938676;mircea_popescu;"o no, why is MPEx not more like modern!!1" pssshhhh -165854;1357938700;JWU_42;security through obscurity ? -165853;1357938707;JWU_42;=)~ -165852;1357938716;topace;security through 1994 web dev skillz -165851;1357938731;topace;err sorry web _design_ skillz -165850;1357938739;topace;i have no problems with the functionality :) -165849;1357938749;mircea_popescu;topace security through not running ANY code that's unread. -165848;1357938767;mircea_popescu;you know ? absolute minimum requirement for any level of security whatsoever, -165847;1357938771;mircea_popescu;"each line of code was read" -165846;1357938777;topace;indeed -165845;1357938779;mircea_popescu;right. -165844;1357938781;topace;havelock doesnt use any outside libraries -165843;1357938785;topace;or frameworks -165842;1357938789;topace;its all internal -165841;1357938791;mircea_popescu;well people on ror probably do. i would guess. dunno. -165840;1357938795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 879 @ 0.00465808 = 4.0945 BTC [+] -165839;1357938798;mircea_popescu;maybe they did read it , audited it all etc. -165838;1357938822;JWU_42;someone said it was a RoR exploit -165837;1357938831;JWU_42;no clue -165836;1357938839;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 ror was blown right wide open 2 days ago. -165835;1357938871;topace;i saw another bitcoin site pop up using drupal and just laughed, just waiting to get hacked, i know cavirtex uses django too, not too sure about its security vulns.. but using any sort of framework tha tother people wrote, and trusting it blindly, is a _bad_ idea -165834;1357938876;mircea_popescu;to go with the java exploit last year -165833;1357938880;mircea_popescu;(and a new one just announced) -165832;1357938900;mircea_popescu;topace especially because they wrote it for an entirely different purpose. -165831;1357938915;mircea_popescu;the django devs didn't proceed with "let us write code that shall be used to handle btc payments" -165830;1357938935;mircea_popescu;it was more like "let's write some stuff so all these idiots quit programming in myspace" -165829;1357938944;topace;haha -165828;1357938988;JWU_42;yeah - that is what I heard -165827;1357939006;JWU_42;so not sure if people are guessing based on the RoR news or what -165826;1357939022;mircea_popescu;o you mean re cryptostocks ? -165825;1357939027;JWU_42;yes -165824;1357939035;mircea_popescu;yeah. me either. would be nice if the peeps would make more useful posts announcing stuff -165823;1357939050;mircea_popescu;you should read cablepair's stuff sometime. two pages, nothing there. -165822;1357939083;mircea_popescu;that idiot with the "small majority" what's his name -165821;1357939099;mircea_popescu;at least he explained intelligibly what had happened. -165820;1357939161;mircea_popescu;jurov what obscure stuff do you use ? -165819;1357939179;jurov;turbogears -165818;1357939183;jurov;http://www.cvedetails.com/vendor/11207/Turbogears.html -165817;1357939239;mircea_popescu;that's the google python thing ? -165816;1357939295;jurov;it's in python but not from google -165815;1357939475;Bugpowder;"All else equal, having 1% of a company is better than having 0.5%. But the 100th employee at Google did much better than the average venture-backed CEO did in the last decade.  " -165814;1357939622;jurov;btw, PHP had 15 "code execution" type vulns. python 0. -165813;1357939628;jurov;in last 4 years -165812;1357939750;jurov;java had 3 -165811;1357939757;jurov;interesting -165810;1357939957;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder good point there -165809;1357939980;mircea_popescu;jurov php is used about 10`000 more than python for web apps. -165808;1357939992;mircea_popescu;consequently, the figures to compare are 15 with 5000 -165807;1357940002;mircea_popescu;which is the average between 0 and 1 multiplied with 10k -165806;1357940097;jurov;10000 times more? sauce? -165805;1357940117;mircea_popescu;no sauce, but you get the idea. -165804;1357940206;jurov;i don't get the idea, sry. in all programming langs popularity reviews py is not so far behind -165803;1357940238;mircea_popescu;crawl the web, count by domain whether it runs py or php -165802;1357940258;mircea_popescu;"popularity reviews", what's that ? -165801;1357940267;mircea_popescu;asking people whether they can name python ? of fucking course they can. -165800;1357940406;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.48 = 12 BTC [-] -165799;1357940480;jurov;php is just so much more visible cause everyone leaves the .php extension visible -165798;1357940528;jurov;surely someone did the crawl but can't find anything like it -165797;1357940545;mircea_popescu;maybe that's true -165796;1357940553;mircea_popescu;thing is, if pphp extension is visible that is all we need. -165795;1357940562;mircea_popescu;cause you can own php once it's there, makes no diff if used much or not. -165794;1357940649;mircea_popescu;but anyway, this isn't an indictment of python in any way -165793;1357940650;jurov;TIOBE counts search engine queries, py has 4.173% ,PHP 5.546%. -165792;1357940657;mircea_popescu;just illustrating how risk assesments are carried out. -165791;1357940684;mircea_popescu;how often something is used also matters, simple reported vuln count by itself is meaningless. -165790;1357940730;jurov;i agree PHP is used much more. -165789;1357940765;jurov;but from my own experience, python makes it harder to open a gaping hole -165788;1357940825;jurov;php feels like hack on hack -165787;1357940834;mircea_popescu;so then go with python, i see no problem there. -165786;1357940842;mircea_popescu;educated guesses is how we stay afloat. -165785;1357940880;jurov;at least you didn't go with microsoft. cause ITS TEH STANDARD -165784;1357940883;jurov;:D -165783;1357940890;mircea_popescu;me ?! lol -165782;1357941118;thestringpuller;php is unmaintainable -165781;1357941146;thestringpuller;python runs slow -165780;1357941152;thestringpuller;take your pick -165779;1357941171;thestringpuller;;;ticker -165778;1357941172;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.17214, Best ask: 14.21998, Bid-ask spread: 0.04784, Last trade: 14.17214, 24 hour volume: 33873.76920876, 24 hour low: 13.87150, 24 hour high: 14.26133, 24 hour vwap: 14.08706 -165777;1357941226;jurov;ah those damn stereotypes -165776;1357941292;jurov;http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u32/which-programs-are-fastest.php lists php with score 40.89 , py 53.43 -165775;1357941316;jurov;not so bad -165774;1357941408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00471799 = 8.0206 BTC [+] -165773;1357941417;mircea_popescu;that graph shows php to be slightly faster, with a huge berth. -165772;1357941434;mircea_popescu;most php code runs faster than most py code simply because most programmers are idiots. -165771;1357941479;jurov;it not about me wanting to evangelize python -165770;1357941486;jurov;i just wonder - am i the only one who tries to find out some real numbers when talking about programming langs? -165769;1357941492;mircea_popescu;yes. -165768;1357941502;mircea_popescu;especially because the topic is so complex real numbers can not be found./ -165767;1357941514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 771 @ 0.00471799 = 3.6376 BTC [+] -165766;1357941515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 279 @ 0.00456242 = 1.2729 BTC [-] -165765;1357941556;jurov;so we shall stick to vague impressions. i see. -165764;1357941663;mircea_popescu;hey, it worked fine for the past 50 years -165763;1357941672;mircea_popescu;by now it's tradition -165762;1357941688;jurov;haha -165761;1357941717;mircea_popescu;Most Online Today: 1828 -165760;1357941726;mircea_popescu;did bitcoin catch some big news or something ? -165759;1357941803;jurov;http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=buy%20bitcoins&cmpt=q almost all time high -165758;1357941816;jurov;lol, again my damn numbers -165757;1357941917;mircea_popescu;i think you weigh about the same as a duck. -165756;1357941945;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=trilema&cmpt=q -165755;1357941947;mircea_popescu;haha cool. -165754;1357942026;jurov;mircea, notice the map -165753;1357942033;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=mpex&cmpt=q -165752;1357942035;mircea_popescu;ahahaha! -165751;1357942038;mircea_popescu;SELL OUT!!1 -165750;1357942087;mircea_popescu;jurov re bitcoin : of course it's heaviest in yupr :D -165749;1357942103;jurov;no i was talking about trilema -165748;1357942109;jurov;http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=mircea%20popescu&cmpt=q -165747;1357942127;jurov;what you did in dec 2009? -165746;1357942172;mircea_popescu;launched it. -165745;1357942187;mircea_popescu;no wait that was 31 dec 2008 -165744;1357942189;mircea_popescu;hm -165743;1357942226;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. maybe some political stuff. -165742;1357942452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2364 @ 0.00472325 = 11.1658 BTC [+] -165741;1357942505;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.48 = 7.2 BTC [-] -165740;1357943038;chippewa;mircea_popescu: Hi , do you know if there any way to move S.DICE stocks to another mpex account? -165739;1357943069;mircea_popescu;PUSH -165738;1357943072;mircea_popescu;it's documented in the faq. -165737;1357943388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.004583 = 13.2907 BTC [-] -165736;1357943604;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 21 @ 0.33 = 6.93 BTC -165735;1357943617;Namworld;mircea, if you look at searched term, most of the searches for MPEx is for another kind of MPEx. -165734;1357943669;mircea_popescu;Namworld i know, was just poking fun -165733;1357943674;Namworld;So searches for your actually exchange might be on the rise, but represent a fraction of all stuff tagged with the acronym MPEX searched for. -165732;1357943693;Namworld;I wonder how much of those searches are for the actual exchange tho -165731;1357943711;mircea_popescu;i don't tbh -165730;1357943751;dub;;;bc,blocks -165729;1357943752;gribble;216160 -165728;1357943778;mircea_popescu;;;bc,bollocks -165727;1357943779;gribble;Error: "bc,bollocks" is not a valid command. -165726;1357943782;mircea_popescu;sorry, it had to be done. -165725;1357943783;dub;"blocks" : 187949, -165724;1357943805;dub;bitcoin: a little boy waits -165723;1357944160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00456242 = 7.2999 BTC [-] -165722;1357944455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2917 @ 0.00456242 = 13.3086 BTC [-] -165721;1357944477;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -165720;1357944477;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 2 hours, 25 minutes, and 27 seconds ago: ;;ticker -165719;1357944575;jcpham;smickitysmickles -165718;1357944645;mircea_popescu;hey, that's actually a long time for hi, -165717;1357944647;mircea_popescu;him* -165716;1357944716;jcpham;i bet a monster ate him -165715;1357944734;mircea_popescu;ya, aged 2 -165714;1357944739;jcpham;probably a flying spaghetti monster if I had to guess -165713;1357944745;jcpham;oh even deadlier -165712;1357944792;jcpham;so i waited 8 months to register some new gpu's -165711;1357944800;jcpham;which had 2 year warranties -165710;1357944824;jcpham;i've had to RMA one and now another card twice -165709;1357944838;jcpham;I'm wondering how long this warranty lasts -165708;1357944932;mircea_popescu;till the end of rma -165707;1357944965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00456937 = 3.427 BTC [+] -165706;1357945009;dub;I rma'd a few cards before I learned not to run fans >80% -165705;1357945063;thestringpuller;Bitcoin: The Video Game -165704;1357945066;dub;they never even looked at receipts, so used to dishing out new ones -165703;1357945070;thestringpuller;who would buy it? -165702;1357945131;mircea_popescu;if blizzard publishes it, many peopkle. -165701;1357945145;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.48 = 9.6 BTC [-] -165700;1357945162;dub;its like a vidya game with no steam -165699;1357945198;dub;ships by boat in three weeks -165698;1357945265;jcpham;i am steam account without -165697;1357945276;dub;old school -165696;1357945331;dub;if steam worked on bitcoin blockchain the next version would be out before the game downloaded -165695;1357946464;mircea_popescu;if steam used btc i might give it a try. -165694;1357947315;jcpham;i just used my leftover amazon balance to buy sex toys -165693;1357947322;jcpham;am i ok? -165692;1357947333;JWU_42;sure -165691;1357947341;jcpham;it felt normal -165690;1357947348;JWU_42;if you say so -165689;1357947354;dub;as long as theres a rubber fist -165688;1357947363;jcpham;i almost got that -165687;1357947367;jcpham;i saw the rubber fist -165686;1357947377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00456937 = 6.8541 BTC [+] -165685;1357947378;dub;I bought one -165684;1357947378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00458215 = 4.1239 BTC [+] -165683;1357947387;dub;as a present for my boss -165682;1357947394;jcpham;$100 goes a long way on amazon -165681;1357947397;jcpham;let me tell you -165680;1357947400;dub;cost like $300 -165679;1357947404;jcpham;i have a whole box of dildos coming -165678;1357947442;dub;just dont mistake them for your parachute bag -165677;1357947485;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.48 = 2.4 BTC [-] -165676;1357947488;dub;(ref http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1092633/) -165675;1357947533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00458215 = 4.5822 BTC [+] -165674;1357947561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00458215 = 1.6038 BTC [+] -165673;1357947716;jcpham;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlWrmIqGs3Y -165672;1357947868;dub;etf is wrong with his phone? -165671;1357947872;dub;wtf* -165670;1357947905;dub;is he shooting that on a nokia? -165669;1357947960;jcpham;micon is numer one troll -165668;1357948078;dub;he's a pretty shit troll tbh -165667;1357948085;dub;also ginger -165666;1357948135;dub;theres really no point in letting gingers live, we should help evolution along and just exterimate them now -165665;1357948194;jcpham;haha -165664;1357948303;topace;tim minchin - prejudice -165663;1357948309;topace;? -165662;1357948315;topace;oh its quitting time -165661;1357948317;topace;im outta here -165660;1357948457;mircea_popescu; etf is wrong with his phone? << he was ranting about his speen -165659;1357948459;mircea_popescu;cause of that phone -165658;1357948476;mircea_popescu;also, he proposes his anamicon daughter (a ginger ?) -165657;1357948479;mircea_popescu;will lead all of bitcoin -165656;1357948707;jcpham;inaba is pretty ruthless to him -165655;1357948726;jcpham;i'm not sure if i would be nice, depends on what was cut out of the video -165654;1357949200;mircea_popescu;inaba is teh cornered dog -165653;1357949280;Bugpowder;;;ticker -165652;1357949281;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.25010, Best ask: 14.33899, Bid-ask spread: 0.08889, Last trade: 14.25003, 24 hour volume: 31113.16064086, 24 hour low: 13.91001, 24 hour high: 14.34999, 24 hour vwap: 14.13473 -165651;1357949285;Bugpowder;hey-yo! -165650;1357949297;mircea_popescu;o wow. -165649;1357949408;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.48 = 4.32 BTC [-] -165648;1357949492;Bugpowder;tankage -165647;1357949828;mircea_popescu;"Epic video on the way. BFL a total scam, they act exactly as scammers would and I will show you a perfect side-by-side comparison of how a real business would look at CES vs. a total, utter scam." -165646;1357949830;mircea_popescu;lol -165645;1357949846;mircea_popescu;should be a bet on how long the bitpay people continue to carry bfl & btcmag -165644;1357949872;pigeons;they are true believers -165643;1357949892;Bugpowder;is that the micon video? -165642;1357949896;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yeah -165641;1357949903;mircea_popescu;pigeons that's how people get taken to the cleanners. -165640;1357949915;pigeons;yes, i've noticed -165639;1357950008;mircea_popescu;hm -165638;1357950159;mircea_popescu;hm -165637;1357950182;mircea_popescu;ok, i just blew out my fucking cabling -165636;1357950236;Bugpowder;huh -165635;1357950258;Bugpowder;Micon seems pretty likable IRL. -165634;1357950266;mircea_popescu;i don't trust wireless. consequently all my stuff is wired. -165633;1357950275;mircea_popescu;sometimes i nearly kill myself tripping on the shit -165632;1357951067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1003 @ 0.00456243 = 4.5761 BTC [-] -165631;1357951069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 303 @ 0.00456242 = 1.3824 BTC [-] -165630;1357951204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00458215 = 1.6038 BTC [+] -165629;1357951206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 91 @ 0.004583 = 0.4171 BTC [+] -165628;1357951207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 633 @ 0.00465845 = 2.9488 BTC [+] -165627;1357951836;Bugpowder;How the Avalon countdown works.... http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/countdown.png -165626;1357951911;mircea_popescu;lol -165625;1357952002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3426 @ 0.00465845 = 15.9598 BTC [+] -165624;1357952388;dub;mircea_popescu: odds are against -165623;1357952433;mircea_popescu;who to the whaT? -165622;1357952435;dub;not sure how it works if mum is similarly afflicted -165621;1357952448;dub;gingervitis is a recessive mutation -165620;1357952463;dub;oslt, soon to be extinct -165619;1357952477;dub;allah be praised -165618;1357952552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 174 @ 0.00470334 = 0.8184 BTC [+] -165617;1357952637;dub;soul stealing fireboxen -165616;1357952687;Bugpowder;heh someone sold 10k -165615;1357952707;dub;jcpham: I think inaba said it was teh second day in a row he had shown up to troll them and was there last year -165614;1357952826;Bugpowder;sneaky -165613;1357953244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00456242 = 4.1062 BTC [-] -165612;1357953527;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -165611;1357953528;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 4 hours, 56 minutes, and 19 seconds ago: ;;ticker -165610;1357953532;thestringpuller;boo -165609;1357953642;StarenseN;hi, can someone explain me the purpose of the bot's orders that sell 0.01 btc to the bid price after each buying ? -165608;1357953670;StarenseN;that lowers the price but i still don't figure out if it's a bullish or bearish purpose -165607;1357953690;StarenseN;on Mtgox BTC/USD -165606;1357953757;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: convert the bot to cuda and use monte carlo -165605;1357953802;mircea_popescu;huh ? -165604;1357953828;StarenseN;here is a picture -165603;1357953830;StarenseN;http://uppix.net/9/5/4/68906b587e8761bc819afef02b1d1.jpg -165602;1357953831;mircea_popescu;StarenseN it'd seem the bot influences the last sell signal -165601;1357953833;mircea_popescu;some people use it. -165600;1357953861;mircea_popescu;as in, basing deals off the mtgox last. -165599;1357953877;StarenseN;ok but is it bullish (price seems lower to buyers) or bearish purpose (to lower the price each time it's possible) ? i can't figure it out -165598;1357953914;StarenseN;and maybe that technic has a name ? -165597;1357953951;pigeons;it's bearish except when its bullish -165596;1357953958;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: www.nvidia.com/object/computational_finance.html -165595;1357954020;StarenseN;i'd like to get rid off these ridicult amount of orders that monitor wrongly the price on my software sierra chart, do you think it's possible ? -165594;1357954026;mircea_popescu;StarenseN i don't know tbh. -165593;1357954050;StarenseN;to remove the input of orders @ 0.01btc -165592;1357954069;StarenseN;ok mircea_popescu, good to know -165591;1357954075;StarenseN;that's so dumb -165590;1357954544;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu the bitcoin godfather -165589;1357954671;jurov;no, he's the bitcoin's conscience -165588;1357954940;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/preemptive-strike-to-have-on-hand-for-when-butterfly-labs-gets-hauled-off-to-jail-in-corpore/ -165587;1357954942;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun. -165586;1357954947;mircea_popescu;speak of teh wolf. -165585;1357956656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00456242 = 5.2468 BTC [-] -165584;1357956693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550 @ 0.00063367 = 2.2495 BTC [-] -165583;1357956694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6767 @ 0.00063471 = 4.2951 BTC [+] -165582;1357956835;jurov;I consider to reply to this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118551.msg1448498#msg1448498 -165581;1357956853;jurov;"Since MPEx discountinued withdrawals, I do what I can." -165580;1357956853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 512 @ 0.00456242 = 2.336 BTC [-] -165579;1357956905;mircea_popescu;jurov lmao -165578;1357957109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.00458146 = 8.0176 BTC [+] -165577;1357957945;mircea_popescu;Ukto https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135952.0 might interest you -165576;1357959610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 479 @ 0.00456242 = 2.1854 BTC [-] -165575;1357959612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 221 @ 0.00456241 = 1.0083 BTC [-] -165574;1357959875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5243 @ 0.00063471 = 3.3278 BTC [+] -165573;1357959876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00063774 = 3.5076 BTC [+] -165572;1357959962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00458146 = 5.4978 BTC [+] -165571;1357960148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1129 @ 0.00456241 = 5.151 BTC [-] -165570;1357960150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1571 @ 0.00455779 = 7.1603 BTC [-] -165569;1357961170;thestringpuller;;;seen mod6 -165568;1357961171;gribble;mod6 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 0 hours, 9 minutes, and 49 seconds ago: or end up featured in another trilima article -165567;1357961462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00455779 = 1.8231 BTC [-] -165566;1357962176;thestringpuller;any lawyers up in heeere -165565;1357962567;mircea_popescu;I was originally dead set against bitfunder, and planned to claim my shares at btct. the more I see look at each one, i see that btct is a bunch of drama. -165564;1357962567;mircea_popescu;all over the place people using it to post msgs against each other, vote each other. first I was checking the website alot, to see what was there. then as things grew, so did the drama, I got tired of trying to use the votes as a usefull reference. almost all traded assets have some kind of negative mark, mud slung in their face, and its like getting opinionated scammer votes to me. -165563;1357962582;mircea_popescu;teh crowdsourcing of finance has its limits. -165562;1357963673;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: do any of the stocks on MPEx have voting rights? -165561;1357964045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 252 @ 0.00455779 = 1.1486 BTC [-] -165560;1357964109;jcpham;So BFL and youtube videos... -165559;1357964118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1802 @ 0.00063395 = 1.1424 BTC [-] -165558;1357964264;JWU42;jcpham: heh -165557;1357964278;jcpham;I watched it -165556;1357964299;jcpham;I'm thinking surely someone must've known it was micon -165555;1357964312;jcpham;Otherwise facepalm -165554;1357964324;jcpham;Massive unmitigated facepalm -165553;1357964713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1267 @ 0.00455779 = 5.7747 BTC [-] -165552;1357964743;mircea_popescu;anyone here saw reds ? -165551;1357964748;mircea_popescu;keaton/beatty -165550;1357964761;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller no. -165549;1357965099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2391 @ 0.00455779 = 10.8977 BTC [-] -165548;1357965100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2309 @ 0.00455778 = 10.5239 BTC [-] -165547;1357965701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00457666 = 4.5767 BTC [+] -165546;1357965965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 941 @ 0.00455778 = 4.2889 BTC [-] -165545;1357966007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 753 @ 0.00455121 = 3.4271 BTC [-] -165544;1357966409;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 50 @ 0.1432 = 7.16 BTC [-] -165543;1357966544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 197 @ 0.00455121 = 0.8966 BTC [-] -165542;1357966546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 503 @ 0.00454943 = 2.2884 BTC [-] -165541;1357966683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 509 @ 0.00455183 = 2.3169 BTC [+] -165540;1357966685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 541 @ 0.00457666 = 2.476 BTC [+] -165539;1357966728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 232 @ 0.00457666 = 1.0618 BTC [+] -165538;1357966729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 526 @ 0.00458146 = 2.4098 BTC [+] -165537;1357966971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.00065179 = 1.3362 BTC [+] -165536;1357967386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 429 @ 0.00460966 = 1.9775 BTC [+] -165535;1357967387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 617 @ 0.00462397 = 2.853 BTC [+] -165534;1357968006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00462397 = 2.0808 BTC [+] -165533;1357968126;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [-] -165532;1357968185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -165531;1357968250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 305 @ 0.00459284 = 1.4008 BTC [-] -165530;1357968360;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder : http://bitbet.us/bet/96/mpex-s-dice-price-ranges-0-00485-0-0045/ adjustable end weight. -165529;1357968361;gribble;The operation succeeded. -165528;1357968712;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -165527;1357969008;JWU42;;;tslb -165526;1357969016;gribble;Time since last block: 37 minutes and 1 second -165525;1357969130;Guest4557;yay -165524;1357969310;Bugpowder_;poke the eyeball. jeeeze http://bitbet.us/bet/94/sonny-vleisides-indicted-in-the-us/ -165523;1357969605;Bugpowder_;mircea_popescu Awesome! Can't wait to throw up some serious coin on the next round. Maybe we will get some real sports bettors going now -165522;1357969776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 387 @ 0.00459284 = 1.7774 BTC [-] -165521;1357969778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1413 @ 0.00456449 = 6.4496 BTC [-] -165520;1357970090;Bugpowder_;;;bc;stats -165519;1357970091;gribble;Error: "bc;stats" is not a valid command. -165518;1357970096;Bugpowder_;;;bc -165517;1357970096;gribble;Error: "bc" is not a valid command. -165516;1357970104;Bugpowder_;;;blarch -165515;1357970105;gribble;Error: "blarch" is not a valid command. -165514;1357970525;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -165513;1357970735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00456449 = 4.108 BTC [-] -165512;1357971580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 473 @ 0.00462397 = 2.1871 BTC [+] -165511;1357971582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1427 @ 0.00462511 = 6.6 BTC [+] -165510;1357971646;Ukto;morning -165509;1357971653;Ukto;whats all this about CES ? -165508;1357971678;Ukto;i saw a random comment that josh@bfl showed up at CED with a couple android devices and a box of fans. x.x -165507;1357971685;Ukto;CES even -165506;1357971705;kakobrekla;you are not suppose to say that! -165505;1357971714;Ukto;0o, -165504;1357971716;Ukto;0,o -165503;1357971733;Ukto;wtf did I miss? lol -165502;1357971742;kakobrekla;you cant say its just a box of fans ya know -165501;1357971750;Ukto;i dont know anyhting -165500;1357971752;kakobrekla;even if it is -165499;1357971753;Ukto;just saw someones comment -165498;1357971755;kakobrekla;just. -165497;1357971756;kakobrekla;cant. -165496;1357971775;Ukto;what, did he show up with a unit, witih fans, and no board? -165495;1357971775;Ukto;:P -165494;1357971799;kakobrekla;yes -165493;1357971806;kakobrekla;and then micon tried to troll him -165492;1357971810;kakobrekla;and they both failed hard -165491;1357971818;kakobrekla;that video.. embarasing and hard to watch -165490;1357971819;kakobrekla;;> -165489;1357971827;Ukto;video? -165488;1357971828;Ukto;wait, n/m -165487;1357971830;Ukto;i dont really care -165486;1357971837;kakobrekla;hehe -165485;1357971851;kakobrekla;well you asked i told. -165484;1357971912;Ukto;yeh good enough then hehe -165483;1357971967;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -165482;1357971975;Ukto;lol -165481;1357971979;Ukto;gj on the site. :) -165480;1357971981;Ukto;nice success -165479;1357971986;kakobrekla;thanks ;) -165478;1357972006;Ukto;i have a petty big card up my sleave atm -165477;1357972013;Ukto;hoping to pull it on everyone in about a week -165476;1357972027;Ukto;tat wil make ppl flip with impressiveness. :P -165475;1357972063;Ukto;might even be beneficial to you -165474;1357972065;kakobrekla;what about -165473;1357972068;Ukto;pm -165472;1357972070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 787 @ 0.00456449 = 3.5923 BTC [-] -165471;1357972072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 875 @ 0.00456032 = 3.9903 BTC [-] -165470;1357972266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 320 @ 0.00456032 = 1.4593 BTC [-] -165469;1357972369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00462511 = 2.3126 BTC [+] -165468;1357972793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 855 @ 0.00462511 = 3.9545 BTC [+] -165467;1357972795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1045 @ 0.00465713 = 4.8667 BTC [+] -165466;1357973093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 367 @ 0.00465713 = 1.7092 BTC [+] -165465;1357973095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 360 @ 0.00465881 = 1.6772 BTC [+] -165464;1357973149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 884 @ 0.00465881 = 4.1184 BTC [+] -165463;1357973437;thestringpuller;Ukto: ........... -165462;1357973612;Ukto;wasup :) -165461;1357973619;Ukto;i havent had a chance to play to disc 2 yet -165460;1357973619;Ukto;lol -165459;1357974386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 105 @ 0.00456032 = 0.4788 BTC [-] -165458;1357974388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 245 @ 0.00454943 = 1.1146 BTC [-] -165457;1357974586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1687 @ 0.00454943 = 7.6749 BTC [-] -165456;1357974831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1615 @ 0.0045661 = 7.3743 BTC [+] -165455;1357974966;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.48 = 2.4 BTC [-] -165454;1357976338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 266 @ 0.0045661 = 1.2146 BTC [+] -165453;1357976340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 356 @ 0.00465881 = 1.6585 BTC [+] -165452;1357977154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.00065179 = 1.9228 BTC [+] -165451;1357977155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.0006518 = 6.7135 BTC [+] -165450;1357978097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1259 @ 0.00467034 = 5.88 BTC [+] -165449;1357978099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 541 @ 0.00468259 = 2.5333 BTC [+] -165448;1357978346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00465503 = 4.655 BTC [-] -165447;1357978346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00463405 = 3.4755 BTC [-] -165446;1357978855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00468259 = 3.7461 BTC [+] -165445;1357979044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 315 @ 0.00468259 = 1.475 BTC [+] -165444;1357979046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 104 @ 0.00468676 = 0.4874 BTC [+] -165443;1357980847;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -165442;1357980851;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 40 @ 0.48 = 19.2 BTC [-] -165441;1357980981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00065304 = 6.9549 BTC [+] -165440;1357981291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00463405 = 4.8658 BTC [-] -165439;1357982227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00463406 = 2.317 BTC [+] -165438;1357982229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00463405 = 3.2438 BTC [-] -165437;1357982230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00462783 = 0.6942 BTC [-] -165436;1357983069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00468383 = 2.1077 BTC [+] -165435;1357983383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 226 @ 0.00462783 = 1.0459 BTC [-] -165434;1357983385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 224 @ 0.00460126 = 1.0307 BTC [-] -165433;1357983735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00468383 = 0.7026 BTC [+] -165432;1357983738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00468385 = 7.4942 BTC [+] -165431;1357983738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00468676 = 0.2343 BTC [+] -165430;1357983962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 593 @ 0.00468676 = 2.7792 BTC [+] -165429;1357984387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00065304 = 3.3305 BTC [+] -165428;1357984388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00064675 = 6.5969 BTC [-] -165427;1357984389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00064537 = 4.7757 BTC [-] -165426;1357984609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 253 @ 0.00468676 = 1.1858 BTC [+] -165425;1357984611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 697 @ 0.00470237 = 3.2776 BTC [+] -165424;1357984867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00470237 = 2.8214 BTC [+] -165423;1357986094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 203 @ 0.00470237 = 0.9546 BTC [+] -165422;1357986096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 406 @ 0.00470807 = 1.9115 BTC [+] -165421;1357986173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00464993 = 3.7199 BTC [-] -165420;1357986175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0046461 = 0.9292 BTC [-] -165419;1357986497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1657 @ 0.00469177 = 7.7743 BTC [+] -165418;1357986901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 393 @ 0.00469177 = 1.8439 BTC [+] -165417;1357986902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0046461 = 1.3938 BTC [-] -165416;1357986903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1226 @ 0.00460126 = 5.6411 BTC [-] -165415;1357987388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 667 @ 0.00457452 = 3.0512 BTC [-] -165414;1357987418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 148 @ 0.002 = 0.296 BTC [+] -165413;1357987521;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -165412;1357987523;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00454863 / 0.00471763 / 0.0048 (310974 shares, 1,467.06 BTC), 7D: 0.00428 / 0.00465741 / 0.0048 (1920758 shares, 8,945.76 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00348807 / 0.0048 (14415063 shares, 50,280.85 BTC) -165411;1357987524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.0045939 = 3.6751 BTC [+] -165410;1357987964;Schadenfreude;mircea, you dabble in rl-stock, in particular that of pharmaceutical concerns like bayer, novartis, pfizer etc.? -165409;1357988531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.0045939 = 3.6751 BTC [+] -165408;1357988532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00459751 = 0.9195 BTC [+] -165407;1357988948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00459751 = 2.2988 BTC [+] -165406;1357989080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 974 @ 0.00459751 = 4.478 BTC [+] -165405;1357989704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00457452 = 2.7447 BTC [-] -165404;1357990084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 453 @ 0.00457452 = 2.0723 BTC [-] -165403;1357990085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 74 @ 0.00456456 = 0.3378 BTC [-] -165402;1357990247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00456456 = 5.9339 BTC [-] -165401;1357991561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00458264 = 2.2913 BTC [+] -165400;1357991563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 26 @ 0.00456456 = 0.1187 BTC [-] -165399;1357991564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 952 @ 0.00455323 = 4.3347 BTC [-] -165398;1357991565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 522 @ 0.00454914 = 2.3747 BTC [-] -165397;1357992518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1007 @ 0.00459751 = 4.6297 BTC [+] -165396;1357992520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00462303 = 2.0804 BTC [+] -165395;1357992521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 435 @ 0.00467307 = 2.0328 BTC [+] -165394;1357993221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00454915 = 4.5492 BTC [-] -165393;1357993222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00454914 = 0.9098 BTC [-] -165392;1357993596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00454914 = 5.2315 BTC [-] -165391;1357993725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00461263 = 2.7676 BTC [+] -165390;1357993727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00465244 = 2.0936 BTC [+] -165389;1357994008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1289 @ 0.00064537 = 0.8319 BTC [-] -165388;1357994010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 511 @ 0.00062772 = 0.3208 BTC [-] -165387;1357994173;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0065 BTC -165386;1357994409;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.007 BTC [-] -165385;1357994723;pigeons;what does 1 GSDPT = in S.DICE? -165384;1357995351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 93 @ 0.00454914 = 0.4231 BTC [-] -165383;1357995352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 826 @ 0.00454863 = 3.7572 BTC [-] -165382;1357995354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 368 @ 0.00454712 = 1.6733 BTC [-] -165381;1357995667;Ukto;jurov ? -165380;1357995776;FabianB;new main menu on bitfunder :) -165379;1357995803;FabianB;;;tslb -165378;1357995805;gribble;Time since last block: 33 minutes and 45 seconds -165377;1357996237;FabianB;Ukto: but would be nice if ballance is always visible -165376;1357997156;Ukto;its not? -165375;1357997171;Ukto;new main menu? x.x -165374;1357997191;FabianB;the red button -165373;1357997242;Ukto;i have no idea what you are talking about LOL -165372;1357997280;FabianB;u didnt change the layout? -165371;1357997310;Ukto;it looks the same to me ? -165370;1357997326;Ukto;screen shot it -165369;1357997338;Ukto;i wanna see what your talking about -165368;1357997346;FabianB;ok, will do -165367;1357997375;Ukto;the only changes I have made in a week is the transfer tab, and bold to normal on the market pge -165366;1357997377;Ukto;page -165365;1357997436;FabianB;just need to find that screenshot tool, wait -165364;1357997464;Ukto;windows? -165363;1357997475;FabianB;no, mac -165362;1357997476;Ukto;press the 'print screen' button -165361;1357997478;Ukto;hm -165360;1357997482;Ukto;should still be able to use print screen -165359;1357997503;Ukto;will copy the desktop to clipboard -165358;1357997509;Ukto;to paste into photshop or something -165357;1357997527;FabianB;found it already (grab) -165356;1357997583;FabianB;now need somewhere to post it -165355;1357997627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 32 @ 0.00454712 = 0.1455 BTC [-] -165354;1357997629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00454415 = 1.3632 BTC [-] -165353;1357997630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 903 @ 0.00454181 = 4.1013 BTC [-] -165352;1357997733;FabianB;Ukto: http://imgur.com/BgY8x -165351;1357997810;FabianB;is that just me and my browser? -165350;1357997943;Ukto;oh that -165349;1357997944;Ukto;lol -165348;1357997948;Ukto;expand the width of the window -165347;1357997952;Ukto;make it much wider -165346;1357997954;Ukto;it goes away -165345;1357997964;Ukto;thats ment more for mobile phones etc -165344;1357997967;Ukto;to click to expand the menu -165343;1357997969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 576 @ 0.00454181 = 2.6161 BTC [-] -165342;1357997971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 74 @ 0.00453569 = 0.3356 BTC [-] -165341;1357997991;FabianB;ah, hehe, that's why -165340;1357998011;FabianB;made my window smaller -165339;1357998073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 601 @ 0.00457149 = 2.7475 BTC [+] -165338;1357998321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 427 @ 0.00457149 = 1.952 BTC [+] -165337;1357998323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 173 @ 0.0045737 = 0.7913 BTC [+] -165336;1357999044;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.007 = 0.7 BTC [-] -165335;1357999502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 436 @ 0.0045737 = 1.9941 BTC [+] -165334;1357999504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 664 @ 0.00465244 = 3.0892 BTC [+] -165333;1358001293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 136 @ 0.00465244 = 0.6327 BTC [+] -165332;1358001295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 64 @ 0.00467307 = 0.2991 BTC [+] -165331;1358001347;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87934.msg1449410#msg1449410 -165330;1358001351;mircea_popescu;this shit... i can't even -165329;1358001370;mircea_popescu;pigeons iirc 1gsdpt = 1 s.dice -165328;1358001483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1310 @ 0.00467307 = 6.1217 BTC [+] -165327;1358001485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 290 @ 0.0046746 = 1.3556 BTC [+] -165326;1358001515;pigeons;wow .007 -165325;1358001523;pigeons;but on 100 ;) -165324;1358001634;mircea_popescu;crazy. -165323;1358001645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1449 @ 0.0046746 = 6.7735 BTC [+] -165322;1358001647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 451 @ 0.00468023 = 2.1108 BTC [+] -165321;1358002870;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.48 = 5.28 BTC [-] -165320;1358003022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 912 @ 0.00453569 = 4.1365 BTC [-] -165319;1358003107;pigeons;i think satoshi dice passthroughs have jumped the shark -165318;1358003196;FabianB_;Ukto: where can we tip you to consider using assbot ? -165317;1358003236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 907 @ 0.00458755 = 4.1609 BTC [+] -165316;1358003280;mircea_popescu;ya srsly, what's keeping him ? -165315;1358003364;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: he's mad because he implemented the twitter interface first and then got told it's not current anymore i think -165314;1358003387;mircea_popescu;eh come on. -165313;1358003426;pigeons;obviously people will see a bf trade stream by, decide the price is interesting and they should go trade or make an account = profit -165312;1358003475;FabianB_;that's what i think too -165311;1358003574;pigeons;the Foundation has decreed that from now on BFL, BTC Mag, and Bitpay ARE = "Bitcoin" -165310;1358003894;mircea_popescu;the who ? -165309;1358003927;pigeons;The Foundation (PBUT) -165308;1358003932;mircea_popescu;never heard of em. -165307;1358003943;pigeons;well I made it up anyway -165306;1358003970;mircea_popescu;you should instead contribute to that person's 1050 btc fund -165305;1358003993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.0006578 = 5.4269 BTC [+] -165304;1358004056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00458755 = 1.1469 BTC [+] -165303;1358004116;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135985.0 -165302;1358004121;mircea_popescu;in case not everyone has seen that -165301;1358004567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 914 @ 0.00453569 = 4.1456 BTC [-] -165300;1358004568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 558 @ 0.00453301 = 2.5294 BTC [-] -165299;1358004638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 884 @ 0.00453301 = 4.0072 BTC [-] -165298;1358004943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 299 @ 0.00458755 = 1.3717 BTC [+] -165297;1358004944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 649 @ 0.00468023 = 3.0375 BTC [+] -165296;1358004945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 852 @ 0.00468482 = 3.9915 BTC [+] -165295;1358006890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 602 @ 0.00453485 = 2.73 BTC [-] -165294;1358007104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 426 @ 0.00453485 = 1.9318 BTC [-] -165293;1358007106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3574 @ 0.00454341 = 16.2381 BTC [+] -165292;1358007319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00454189 = 0.9084 BTC [-] -165291;1358008098;FabianB_;jurov: live.coinbr.com down? -165290;1358008188;mircea_popescu;i don't see it either. 502 -165289;1358008634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00454279 = 1.8171 BTC [+] -165288;1358008860;kakobrekla;so i got Critticall workin on my forex data, this is the most awesome shit ive seen. -165287;1358009188;mircea_popescu;!ticker -165286;1358009189;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -165285;1358009190;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -165284;1358009191;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.13148, Best ask: 14.16500, Bid-ask spread: 0.03352, Last trade: 14.13148, 24 hour volume: 47145.03484939, 24 hour low: 13.95000, 24 hour high: 14.34999, 24 hour vwap: 14.15034 -165283;1358009200;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.23456 * 14.15034 -165282;1358009200;gribble;3.3191037504 -165281;1358028918;Schadenfreude;So, when will the BTC-USD rally crash again in your opinion? -165280;1358028961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 149 @ 0.00453303 = 0.6754 BTC [-] -165279;1358028963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1251 @ 0.00453301 = 5.6708 BTC [-] -165278;1358028988;Anduck;Schadenfreude: what rally? -165277;1358029031;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -165276;1358029032;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.21501, Best ask: 14.22600, Bid-ask spread: 0.01099, Last trade: 14.21501, 24 hour volume: 42917.05982446, 24 hour low: 13.95000, 24 hour high: 14.34999, 24 hour vwap: 14.14843 -165275;1358029078;mircea_popescu;not really much is it. -165274;1358029169;Schadenfreude;I sold some spare BTC and will prolly buy some again when it drops 5% orso -165273;1358029201;mircea_popescu;doesn't look too likely. -165272;1358029290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00462102 = 6.4694 BTC [+] -165271;1358029309;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.33 = 1.32 BTC -165270;1358029359;Schadenfreude;Meh, mining bonds/stocks aren't too bad - early on. -165269;1358029369;mircea_popescu;http://cryptobill.com/ -165268;1358029374;mircea_popescu;da fuck, we're still doing this ? -165267;1358029402;mircea_popescu;Please note: Cryptobill should not be considered a secure method of transferring a significant amount of BTC. Since, according to the Federal Reserve, the life span of a US dollar bill is less than five years, it is also not recommended to use Cryptobill to store bitcoins for a significant length of time. Administrators of Cryptobill.com reserve the right to import BTC left at addresses for more than five years. -165266;1358029403;mircea_popescu;pff -165265;1358029413;mircea_popescu;ukto wtf ?! -165264;1358029538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1184 @ 0.00462102 = 5.4713 BTC [+] -165263;1358030102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1176 @ 0.00462102 = 5.4343 BTC [+] -165262;1358030601;jurov;markedathome, +1. it made me preemptively confirm the details on #bitvps. also, 'merican date format (but am perhaps accustomed already). -165261;1358030642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00460762 = 5.0684 BTC [-] -165260;1358030815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00460762 = 4.6076 BTC [-] -165259;1358030817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 386 @ 0.00458667 = 1.7705 BTC [-] -165258;1358030963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00458667 = 1.6053 BTC [-] -165257;1358031294;Ukto;wha? -165256;1358031306;Ukto;no -165255;1358031326;Ukto;wtf is cryptobills ? -165254;1358031327;mircea_popescu;o wait, other weex ? -165253;1358031332;mircea_popescu;i dunno i saw weex there was omfg -165252;1358031334;Ukto;there is an irc user "weex" -165251;1358031348;mircea_popescu;ah i c. my bad! -165250;1358031368;Ukto;i was like ... @,@ -165249;1358031374;Ukto;i wouldnt ut up a site that.. err n/m -165248;1358031375;Ukto;:) -165247;1358031380;Ukto;i have something far better -165246;1358031381;Ukto;though -165245;1358031382;Ukto;comming soon -165244;1358031501;mircea_popescu;cool -165243;1358031530;FabianB_;a bitfunder assbot connection.. can we bribe you Ukto ? -165242;1358031565;mircea_popescu;ya srsly ? -165241;1358031762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00462102 = 3.0037 BTC [+] -165240;1358032093;FabianB_;well, in case it generates too much traffic you could open it for active coinbr accounts only :) -165239;1358032118;jurov;no, in fact i plan to put ads there. -165238;1358032176;FabianB_;yeah, the more mpex grows, u'll be the bitcoincharts of mpex -165237;1358032246;jurov;in fact, if anyone would be so bright and came up with sound business model, i'm sure we could do some contract for running it -165236;1358032261;jurov;but sadly, that's scarce commodity in this community -165235;1358032303;kakobrekla;why do you need a contract -165234;1358032308;kakobrekla;i mean -165233;1358032313;kakobrekla;just code and run and milk -165232;1358032344;jurov;cause i'm lazy. let someone other maintain it, i'll just milk -165231;1358032457;Ukto;FabianB_: as I have todl the otherw -165230;1358032462;Ukto;once i get done wiht a big thing right now -165229;1358032468;Ukto;that I am trying to get launched -165228;1358032471;Ukto;you will get assbot -165227;1358032475;Ukto;as a weexchagne user -165226;1358032480;Ukto;i think you will be happy with this. : -165225;1358032481;Ukto;:P -165224;1358032483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3293 @ 0.0006592 = 2.1707 BTC [+] -165223;1358032486;FabianB_;:D -165222;1358032520;FabianB_;will wait patiently -165221;1358032628;Schadenfreude;jurov, how operational is coinbr? -165220;1358032677;jurov;how do you mean? -165219;1358032718;jurov;everything online afaik -165218;1358032733;Schadenfreude;Receiving dividends, buying stuff, selling stuff? -165217;1358032738;jurov;yes -165216;1358032760;Schadenfreude;Might try it out once I converted a bit of spare cash into BTC later -165215;1358032796;jurov;you're welcome -165214;1358032848;Schadenfreude;S.DICE seems tempting, dividend wise, don't know about any other MPEX-asset -165213;1358032976;kakobrekla;!ticker m * -165212;1358032977;assbot;Did you kill the white man who killed you? -165211;1358033050;mircea_popescu;lol ? -165210;1358033057;mircea_popescu;dude these sloven jokes are completely hermetic -165209;1358033072;kakobrekla;are not slovenian -165208;1358033082;kakobrekla;try another one -165207;1358033099;jurov;!ticker glbse milk -165206;1358033100;assbot;You cannot stop the clouds by the building of a ship. -165205;1358033105;kakobrekla;0.1337 btc to whoever figues out where it comes from -165204;1358033121;kakobrekla;and not 0.1336, mircea_popescu. -165203;1358033154;Schadenfreude;'Dead Man' movie from 1995? -165202;1358033158;kakobrekla;addy -165201;1358033173;kakobrekla;? -165200;1358033190;Schadenfreude;1NE3pKoZCFsXQ8nCAkRKBiA9k7VG2PFwWw -165199;1358033233;Schadenfreude;Odd abbreviation for adress, thanks though! -165198;1358033263;mircea_popescu;ummm, montenegro ? :D -165197;1358033316;kakobrekla;Schadenfreude, sent, now go spend it on hookers and blow on coinbr -165196;1358033336;mircea_popescu;he can buy trilema credits -165195;1358033404;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu, you are missing out, go watch dead man -165194;1358033434;mircea_popescu;aite. -165193;1358033443;mircea_popescu;last film i watched i nearly ended up beating innocent girls -165192;1358033482;Schadenfreude;What film was so awful? -165191;1358033501;mircea_popescu;reds -165190;1358033510;mircea_popescu;;;google trilema reds -165189;1358033511;gribble;Trilema! - Samsa - YouTube: ; Munchausen Trilemma - SoundCloud: ; Examining C.S. Lewis' Trilemma: -165188;1358033517;mircea_popescu;pff. -165187;1358033523;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/why-dont-you-go-as-a-turkey/ -165186;1358033675;Schadenfreude;Ah, I assume the movie portrays commies as the good guys? -165185;1358033696;mircea_popescu;nope -165184;1358033717;Schadenfreude;Well, that's at least one plus point there -165183;1358033858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00461252 = 3.9206 BTC [-] -165182;1358033858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 538 @ 0.00462102 = 2.4861 BTC [+] -165181;1358033866;Schadenfreude;I like the way Caucescau~ was dealt with in Romania -165180;1358034557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 103 @ 0.00460688 = 0.4745 BTC [-] -165179;1358034564;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFgQ01D1Pmk -165178;1358034826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00460688 = 5.0676 BTC [-] -165177;1358035002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1391 @ 0.00462102 = 6.4278 BTC [+] -165176;1358035249;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135952.msg1450248#msg1450248 -165175;1358035256;mircea_popescu;the girl at her finest. -165174;1358035281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 97 @ 0.00460688 = 0.4469 BTC [-] -165173;1358035283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 847 @ 0.00458667 = 3.8849 BTC [-] -165172;1358035390;jurov;It is purely internal, to wit, the fact that you are worthless as a human being, have no point in this world and your opinions do not matter. -165171;1358035397;jurov;same old shit -165170;1358035469;jurov;i mean, the rest of reply is fine, i like mpoe-pr. but i don't see any useful purpose to such statements -165169;1358035486;mircea_popescu;i think she may just be evil. -165168;1358035522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1817 @ 0.00458667 = 8.334 BTC [-] -165167;1358035584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 83 @ 0.00458437 = 0.3805 BTC [-] -165166;1358035584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4167 @ 0.00462102 = 19.2558 BTC [+] -165165;1358036059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00457025 = 1.3711 BTC [-] -165164;1358036061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 189 @ 0.00453297 = 0.8567 BTC [-] -165163;1358036062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.0045328 = 6.3459 BTC [-] -165162;1358036064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00453124 = 5.4375 BTC [-] -165161;1358036065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 611 @ 0.0045308 = 2.7683 BTC [-] -165160;1358037114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00462102 = 5.5452 BTC [+] -165159;1358037327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00462102 = 3.4658 BTC [+] -165158;1358038027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00462102 = 1.3863 BTC [+] -165157;1358038084;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.3299 = 1.6495 BTC [-] -165156;1358038086;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.33 = 0.99 BTC [+] -165155;1358038299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 308 @ 0.00455423 = 1.4027 BTC [-] -165154;1358038301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 342 @ 0.00453081 = 1.5495 BTC [-] -165153;1358038322;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -165152;1358038621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 658 @ 0.00453081 = 2.9813 BTC [-] -165151;1358038623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 189 @ 0.0045308 = 0.8563 BTC [-] -165150;1358038624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 653 @ 0.00453006 = 2.9581 BTC [-] -165149;1358039432;Bugpowder;buyers are still overbidding one another in the S.BBET post-IPO period. Now 100001 bit -165148;1358039434;Bugpowder;bid -165147;1358039531;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -165146;1358039533;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.002 / 0.002 / 0.002 (148 shares, 0.30 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00068004 / 0.0035 (1991241 shares, 1,354.13 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00068004 / 0.0035 (1991241 shares, 1,354.13 BTC) -165145;1358039566;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -165144;1358039567;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.48 / 0.48000000 (64 shares, 30.72000000 BTC), 7D: 0.47500000 / 0.48099029 / 0.50999999 (1853 shares, 891.27499998 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.44956487 / 0.62000000 (3137 shares, 1410.28499998 BTC) -165143;1358039580;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu are you in Cluj? -165142;1358039583;mircea_popescu;nah -165141;1358039587;mircea_popescu;timisoara. -165140;1358039588;mircea_popescu;why ? -165139;1358039631;Bugpowder;Trying to get some real estate data for an idea I'm working on... looked up the founder of property shark.com and he is now in Cluj -165138;1358039633;Bugpowder;of all places -165137;1358039671;mircea_popescu;hehe. -165136;1358039674;mircea_popescu;i was born there. -165135;1358039684;Bugpowder;http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=19738536&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=St0M&locale=en_US&srchid=004655ad-5487-4039-9a81-84070c446498-0&srchindex=7&srchtotal=80&goback=%2Efps_PBCK_*1_Matthew_Haines_*1_*1_*1_*1_*2_*1_Y_*1_*1_*1_false_1_R_*1_*51_*1_*51_true_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2&pvs=ps&trk=pp_profile_name_link -165134;1358039687;Bugpowder;ugh -165133;1358039692;Bugpowder;ugly link -165132;1358039721;kakobrekla;time one times one times two times one -165131;1358039722;mircea_popescu;cluj is a 500k pop town -165130;1358039741;mircea_popescu;and i don't have a linkedin acct. -165129;1358039826;Bugpowder;aiight -165128;1358039850;mircea_popescu;anyway, romania real estate is fucked, whatever he asks for offer half. -165127;1358040430;dub;neat, ff has blocked java? -165126;1358040560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 431 @ 0.00457266 = 1.9708 BTC [+] -165125;1358040561;Bugpowder;heh -165124;1358040562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 297 @ 0.00453006 = 1.3454 BTC [-] -165123;1358040563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 24 @ 0.00452995 = 0.1087 BTC [-] -165122;1358040591;Bugpowder;no I'm thinking of doing price optimization for US luxury RE -165121;1358040609;Bugpowder;I think we can develop an algorithm that destroys zillow -165120;1358040620;Bugpowder;which is a 1BB company -165119;1358040699;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what's with the bot -165118;1358040704;mircea_popescu;which ? -165117;1358040715;thestringpuller;MPOE -165116;1358040721;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder if you do that i'll list you. -165115;1358040727;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller be moar speciffix. -165114;1358040749;Bugpowder;heh -165113;1358040802;thestringpuller;Why does no one use monte carlo... -165112;1358040812;thestringpuller;lack of computing power? -165111;1358040815;Bugpowder;If it works, I'm sure many people will want to -165110;1358040821;Bugpowder;LOL -165109;1358040824;Bugpowder;thestringpuller -165108;1358040839;Bugpowder;monte carlo does not take much power dude -165107;1358040842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1476 @ 0.00452995 = 6.6862 BTC [-] -165106;1358040842;Bugpowder;for some bitcoin options -165105;1358040842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00452938 = 5.6617 BTC [-] -165104;1358040844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 174 @ 0.0045293 = 0.7881 BTC [-] -165103;1358040854;mircea_popescu;ya but mine is teh best :D -165102;1358040866;thestringpuller;then why not take larger samples -165101;1358040872;Bugpowder;huh? -165100;1358040876;Bugpowder;larger samples? -165099;1358040897;mircea_popescu;ppl use plenty of mc on sd -165098;1358040911;thestringpuller;S.DICE? -165097;1358040919;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: price paths* -165096;1358040920;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu, if your exchange has the capital to support a $1BB market cap, then we can talk -165095;1358040936;Bugpowder;also -165094;1358040948;Bugpowder;when I have something more than a napkin sketch -165093;1358040957;Bugpowder;and a few team members -165092;1358040966;mircea_popescu;pfff, fuck that shit, you don't want 1 bn fiats -165091;1358040972;mircea_popescu;you want a good chunk of btc. -165090;1358041066;Bugpowder;I want $10MM in my bank account -165089;1358041074;mircea_popescu;that's trivial. -165088;1358041075;Bugpowder;I'll convert some to coins -165087;1358041122;mircea_popescu;let me explain how this is gonna work -165086;1358041133;mircea_popescu;by this time next year mpex will have many times the total BTC M3 in mkt cap -165085;1358041147;mircea_popescu;and a good chunk of btc trade to fiat will be winding and unwinding of mpex positions -165084;1358041152;thestringpuller;BTC has M3 now -165083;1358041156;mircea_popescu;with s.mpoe acting as a sort of bitcoin federal reserve notes -165082;1358041166;mircea_popescu;(inelastic commodity overpriced through reservation demand) -165081;1358041196;mircea_popescu;yes thestringpuller . nominal 21mn, actualised like 12. -165080;1358041228;thestringpuller;i guess the year 2100 is far away for many of us -165079;1358041709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 726 @ 0.0045293 = 3.2883 BTC [-] -165078;1358041711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00452833 = 4.7547 BTC [-] -165077;1358041712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00452616 = 4.0735 BTC [-] -165076;1358041713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 424 @ 0.0045252 = 1.9187 BTC [-] -165075;1358041718;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -165074;1358041720;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0045252 / 0.0045811 / 0.00470807 (166931 shares, 764.73 BTC), 7D: 0.00430002 / 0.00467389 / 0.0048 (1865198 shares, 8,717.74 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00349631 / 0.0048 (14501819 shares, 50,702.91 BTC) -165073;1358041767;Bugpowder;;;ticker -165072;1358041768;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.19002, Best ask: 14.23699, Bid-ask spread: 0.04697, Last trade: 14.19002, 24 hour volume: 26935.14538155, 24 hour low: 13.97500, 24 hour high: 14.33800, 24 hour vwap: 14.16725 -165071;1358041934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00457307 = 6.8596 BTC [+] -165070;1358042336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 45 @ 0.00457307 = 0.2058 BTC [+] -165069;1358042474;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: 15:39 < mircea_popescu> with s.mpoe acting as a sort of bitcoin federal reserve notes <-- careful making statements like that, unless you are deliberately trying to make a target of yourself. -165068;1358042488;midnightmagic;in which case, carry on. :) -165067;1358042490;mircea_popescu;lol -165066;1358042512;mircea_popescu;in truth, i'm a better target than most btc people, someone will have to be a target for the common good, what am i to do ? -165065;1358042810;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: "TIL since 1950, every US shooting which has killed three or more people (except for the Congresswoman Gifford shooting) has taken place in areas where citizens are not allowed to carry guns." -165064;1358042827;mircea_popescu;myeah. -165063;1358042844;mircea_popescu;and the congresswoman shooting was so clearly a statal political assasination it bleeds. -165062;1358042856;thestringpuller;heh -165061;1358043120;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e0/Failed-states-index-2011.png -165060;1358043131;mircea_popescu;til : according to sillypedia, the us and canada both are failed states. -165059;1358043134;mircea_popescu;(to some degree) -165058;1358043154;mircea_popescu;and so is everywhere else -165057;1358043173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.00462102 = 6.7005 BTC [+] -165056;1358044015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 316 @ 0.00461956 = 1.4598 BTC [-] -165055;1358044427;kakobrekla;>offtopic - i am curious though how mpex has killed off the stupid bullshit prices of mining 'stocks' 'bonds' whatever you wanna callem when mpex primarily has its own asset, two gambling assets, and hosting company, and no miners? again, nothing aginst the type/quality/number of assets on mpex, just comparing types.. are you meaning overall btc price adjustments? i think the impressive -165054;1358044428;kakobrekla;pricing for stocks issued on mpex have done some pretty neat things esp. for each other, just not sure how it effects other types of 'assets' on other markets. not trying to be rude, just want your thoughts on it in a conversely manner. -165053;1358044444;kakobrekla;by effectivley valueing them zero. -165052;1358044445;kakobrekla;:D -165051;1358044523;dub;using IE like a boss -165050;1358044614;Bugpowder;kakobrekla link? -165049;1358044624;Bugpowder;I feel like making a little graphic for people -165048;1358044644;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135952.msg1450491#msg1450491 -165047;1358044669;Bugpowder;there is no embedded graphics on the forum right? -165046;1358044678;kakobrekla;pics allowed -165045;1358044691;kakobrekla;at least they were -165044;1358044715;Bugpowder;oh -165043;1358044716;Bugpowder;cool -165042;1358044922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -165041;1358045313;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i tihnk you have it -165040;1358045348;mircea_popescu;how does a cinema opening up run the old cafe's out of business ? well... cause the kids go to the cinema instead. -165039;1358045351;mircea_popescu;presto. -165038;1358045514;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i rtell you this much, if you make a whatever killer and don't list it i'll be heartbroken -165037;1358045841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 176 @ 0.0045252 = 0.7964 BTC [-] -165036;1358045841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 224 @ 0.00452444 = 1.0135 BTC [-] -165035;1358045941;Bugpowder;Mission accomplished https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135952.msg1450526#msg1450526 -165034;1358045995;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu If my thing works, it will probably be acquired before it can go public. Think mint.com. 3 years after it was founded, Intuit bought it for $170MM -165033;1358046007;Bugpowder;holy fucking shit -165032;1358046021;Bugpowder;Joe Flacco -165031;1358046047;Bugpowder;hail mary. 55 yards in the air -165030;1358046068;Bugpowder;Baltimore is definitley going to cover now -165029;1358046071;Bugpowder;and they might win -165028;1358046102;mircea_popescu;:D -165027;1358046206;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: are you making charts? -165026;1358046228;Bugpowder;heh -165025;1358046233;Bugpowder;just for fun -165024;1358046256;Bugpowder;Flacco threw that 60 yeards in the air, in 0F weather. -165023;1358046271;Bugpowder;I don't think anyone thought he could throw the ball so far -165022;1358046276;thestringpuller;mint.com -165021;1358046280;thestringpuller;lol -165020;1358046284;Bugpowder;lol? -165019;1358046293;thestringpuller;the quiken people bought them? -165018;1358046294;Bugpowder;do you use it? -165017;1358046295;Bugpowder;yeah -165016;1358046308;Bugpowder;they felt threatened -165015;1358046333;thestringpuller;I used to use them because they have awesome charts. -165014;1358046344;thestringpuller;I want to make my own chart API like they have. -165013;1358046353;Bugpowder;why not use lightbox -165012;1358046366;Bugpowder;zillow uses lightbox -165011;1358046386;kakobrekla;expense tracker? -165010;1358046397;kakobrekla;or what -165009;1358046399;Bugpowder;finances tracker -165008;1358046405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00455459 = 2.505 BTC [+] -165007;1358046411;Bugpowder;but SUPER easy to use -165006;1358046419;Bugpowder;automatically links to all your accounts -165005;1358046422;thestringpuller;Because I want charts not just for a webpage? -165004;1358046429;Bugpowder;oh -165003;1358046443;Bugpowder;I just use matlab for anything real -165002;1358046453;Bugpowder;R is good too -165001;1358046456;Bugpowder;and free -165000;1358046463;Bugpowder;Mint is awesome -164999;1358046477;Bugpowder;super easy and also very useful -164998;1358046494;thestringpuller;I just want the chart api -164997;1358046498;Bugpowder;and pretty good revenue model with targeted ads -164996;1358046501;thestringpuller;so I can push data in and have a pretty graphic come out the other end -164995;1358046518;Bugpowder;I dunno much about apis -164994;1358046527;thestringpuller;what about mouse brains? -164993;1358046545;Bugpowder;matplotlib for python is good -164992;1358046568;mircea_popescu;r is it. -164991;1358046901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00452444 = 3.6196 BTC [-] -164990;1358046949;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -164989;1358046949;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 6 hours, 53 minutes, and 23 seconds ago: ;;ticker -164988;1358046952;thestringpuller;SMICKLES -164987;1358046955;thestringpuller;WHERE ARE YOU! -164986;1358046955;thestringpuller;lol -164985;1358046959;Bugpowder;man S.DICE is getting pounded tonight -164984;1358047073;mircea_popescu;http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/brooklyn/reddit_co_founder_commits_suicide_AZPHGFSHzBRrOHbx2yGM9O -164983;1358047092;Bugpowder;yah -164982;1358047100;Bugpowder;first reported in The Tech -164981;1358047151;Bugpowder;http://tech.mit.edu/V132/N61/swartz.html -164980;1358047188;Bugpowder;http://techblogs.mit.edu/news/2013/01/the-techs-coverage-of-aaron-swartz/ -164979;1358047212;Bugpowder;A big moment in MIT journalism. -164978;1358047217;mircea_popescu;if this won't sink the entire copyright thing i don't know what will. -164977;1358047242;Bugpowder;Its almost dead -164976;1358047245;Bugpowder;for science stuff -164975;1358047279;Bugpowder;Wellcome, HHMI, NIH are requiring everything be posted to open access server within 6 months of publication -164974;1358047286;Bugpowder;or no funding for you -164973;1358047319;TradeFortress;holy -164972;1358047324;Ukto;wow -164971;1358047325;Ukto;wtf -164970;1358047338;mircea_popescu;makes sense. -164969;1358047341;TradeFortress;is that on reddit? -164968;1358047344;Bugpowder;yeah -164967;1358047349;Bugpowder;FP -164966;1358047355;TradeFortress;I don't see it :3 -164965;1358047365;TradeFortress;Probably because I unsubb'd from a lot of the spammy ones -164964;1358047365;Bugpowder;it wuz there -164963;1358047368;Bugpowder;yeah -164962;1358047376;Bugpowder;I only see it if I'm not logged in -164961;1358047380;Bugpowder;i think its r/pics -164960;1358047453;Ukto;wait -164959;1358047458;Ukto;so he martyr'd himself -164958;1358047484;Ukto;dont take (younger?) people to fed court over downloading BOOKS -164957;1358047484;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/how-many-more-dead-kids-needed-to-prop-up-boring-industries-of-america-bottomline/ -164956;1358047496;Ukto;and thretening with years in prison and fines -164955;1358047498;Ukto;;P -164954;1358047511;Ukto;mircea_popescu: from the topic i think were on the same page -164953;1358047512;Ukto;lol -164952;1358047521;mircea_popescu;yeah. -164951;1358047547;Ukto;you know, i write a program, and want to be paid for it, do ihave to right to put someone i prison for years because they wanted to use it? -164950;1358047576;Ukto;sure i want to get paid for my work.. but at what expense? -164949;1358047602;Bugpowder;JSTOR isn't paying the authors of the work -164948;1358047610;Ukto;the government killed him. with their inadequat copyright system -164947;1358047626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16 @ 0.00455459 = 0.0729 BTC [+] -164946;1358047628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 484 @ 0.00459701 = 2.225 BTC [+] -164945;1358047728;mircea_popescu;what Bugpowder said -164944;1358047736;mircea_popescu;it has nothing to do with paying authors, this -164943;1358047739;mircea_popescu;it's simple extortion. -164942;1358047761;mircea_popescu;i wanna see terrorism charges against jstor now. -164941;1358047788;mircea_popescu;some asswipe can burn themselves with mcdo coffee and get a ton in civil -164940;1358047796;Bugpowder;most of these journals charge to publish in them -164939;1358047805;Ukto;mircea_popescu: actually i believe that they settled. they didnt "win" -164938;1358047807;mircea_popescu;i wanna see jstor hauled off to jail like, completely. charged with murder 1, let the judge decide. -164937;1358047813;Ukto;no precident was made. on the mcd coffee -164936;1358047830;mircea_popescu;how many people work for them ? a coupla hundred ? should make a nice trial. -164935;1358047889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00452444 = 2.4884 BTC [-] -164934;1358047910;thestringpuller;ive done it -164933;1358047923;thestringpuller;automated transfer to bank -164932;1358047940;thestringpuller;woot i can spend btc on mcd coffee now -164931;1358047963;Bugpowder;There is some value that top journals like Nature provide, via good editorial staff, reviewers, etc, and its reasonable that they have the right to charge for access to the papers, for a time long enough to encourage revenue from the 'professionals' but short enough so that the public can access publicly funded research for free. -164930;1358048014;mircea_popescu;yeah. -164929;1358048016;Bugpowder;most of the shit on JSTOR is old though -164928;1358048025;Bugpowder;like I bet the mean age is 30 years old -164927;1358048064;Bugpowder;After 3-6 months, that shit should be public -164926;1358048087;Bugpowder;if your business model doesn't allow it, then let google do it for you -164925;1358048139;Bugpowder;and shut down your service -164924;1358048140;mircea_popescu;if your "business model" doesn't allow it you'ren ot in business -164923;1358048197;thestringpuller;;;ticker -164922;1358048198;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.27395, Best ask: 14.29500, Bid-ask spread: 0.02105, Last trade: 14.27395, 24 hour volume: 26689.26805920, 24 hour low: 13.97500, 24 hour high: 14.33800, 24 hour vwap: 14.16793 -164921;1358048520;Bugpowder;So. What do you think the next trade of S.BBET will go off at? -164920;1358048525;Bugpowder;>150 or under? -164919;1358048559;mircea_popescu;mmm -164918;1358048567;mircea_popescu;but i mean... its easy to do either way lol -164917;1358048571;mircea_popescu;just sell/buy some -164916;1358048586;Bugpowder;this is why its not on bitbet -164915;1358048613;mircea_popescu;:p -164914;1358048616;mircea_popescu;i have no idea -164913;1358048633;Bugpowder;too easy to manipulate -164912;1358048637;Bugpowder;I'm just polling here -164911;1358048830;Bugpowder;duck -164910;1358048830;Bugpowder;fuck -164909;1358048837;Bugpowder;Dever loses -164908;1358048846;Bugpowder;Denver -164907;1358048860;Bugpowder;shit -164906;1358048870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 731 @ 0.00452444 = 3.3074 BTC [-] -164905;1358048906;Bugpowder;odds were 2:9 -164904;1358048974;mircea_popescu;heh -164903;1358048999;mircea_popescu;“There are only two options to deal with the debt limit: Congress can pay its bills or it can fail to act and put the nation into default," Carney said. -164902;1358049002;thestringpuller;duck tales woohoo -164901;1358049003;mircea_popescu;fucking bullshit this -164900;1358049010;mircea_popescu;THEY ARE NOT CONGRESS' BILLS!!! -164899;1358049030;thestringpuller;;;ticker -164898;1358049031;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.27391, Best ask: 14.27395, Bid-ask spread: 0.00004, Last trade: 14.27396, 24 hour volume: 26546.17593283, 24 hour low: 13.97500, 24 hour high: 14.33800, 24 hour vwap: 14.16749 -164897;1358049098;mircea_popescu;"When congressional Republicans played politics with this issue last time, putting us at the edge of default, it was a blow to our economic recovery, causing our nation’s credit rating to be downgraded. The president and the American people won’t tolerate congressional Republicans holding the American economy hostage again simply so they can force disastrous cuts to Medicare and other programs the middle class dep -164896;1358049098;mircea_popescu;end on while protecting the wealthy. Congress needs to do its job.” -164895;1358049106;mircea_popescu;since when the fuck does the president "tolerate" congress -164894;1358049113;mircea_popescu;what the heck is going on in that failed state omg! -164893;1358049121;Bugpowder;All spending bills must originate in the house -164892;1358049209;mircea_popescu;i see massive upside for btc in 2013. -164891;1358049240;Bugpowder;who the fuck doesn't -164890;1358049243;Bugpowder;well -164889;1358049247;Bugpowder;a lot of people actually -164888;1358049260;Bugpowder;but really -164887;1358049280;Bugpowder;I just keep seeing my bitcoin investments increasing exponentially in $ terms -164886;1358049293;Bugpowder;Is good -164885;1358049356;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder back in like august i wrote a piece about "how do the jooz make money" -164884;1358049391;mircea_popescu;showing sometyhing like in april 1bn s.mpoe x 9k satoshi x 5 usd per btc x 3 ron / usd = x -164883;1358049417;mircea_popescu;and then in august 1bn x 27k satoshi x 11 usd/btc x 3.5 ron/ usd = many times x -164882;1358049432;mircea_popescu;meanwhile it has been further invalidated. -164881;1358049655;kakobrekla;https://www.btcfpga.com/forum/index.php?topic=1041.msg3093#msg3093 -164880;1358049762;Bugpowder;what is the ron unit? -164879;1358049763;smickles;;;ticker -164878;1358049763;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.20001, Best ask: 14.27000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06999, Last trade: 14.20001, 24 hour volume: 26605.19759356, 24 hour low: 13.97500, 24 hour high: 14.33800, 24 hour vwap: 14.16738 -164877;1358049880;mircea_popescu;romanian leu -164876;1358049997;mircea_popescu;Lukas met with Tom yesterday to discuss the transfer of ownership. We followed up that meeting with a request to meet in the evening so that we could provide a cash-out offer. He declined the meeting and let us know that we could meet today. -164875;1358049997;mircea_popescu;Today, he has not responded to any of our attempts to contact him. No one was at home, his was not at his office. At this time, Tom's whereabouts are unknown to us. -164874;1358050000;mircea_popescu;this sounds kinda bad. -164873;1358050073;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 5 @ 0.14775821 = 0.7388 BTC [+] -164872;1358050366;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WCFUGCOLLU -164871;1358050526;Bugpowder;With regard to BTC refunds, I have sent all refund requests to Tom for processing. I have also processed all credit card refund requests at this time. I can't guarantee that the funds were there to back these refunds - I have no way to know this, and Tom never confirmed having done the bank transfer. At this point, if you are thinking of sending me a refund request, I recommend you do a chargeback instead. -164870;1358050658;Bugpowder;I am impressed -164869;1358050922;Azelphur;bASIC? -164868;1358051117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00455927 = 3.1915 BTC [+] -164867;1358051257;Bugpowder;total scam -164866;1358051593;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 35 @ 0.42 = 14.7 BTC [-] -164865;1358051612;kakobrekla;zomgbbq https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136044.msg1450671;topicseen#msg1450671 -164864;1358051637;kakobrekla;shit keeps getting weirder -164863;1358051946;Ukto;what abou tit? -164862;1358051964;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder not a scam to start with, just some dumbass sering the bfl scam and thinking why not me -164861;1358051967;mircea_popescu;then full blown scam. -164860;1358052261;Bugpowder;I think we finally found an exchange that is uglier than MPEX -164859;1358052268;mircea_popescu;we ?! -164858;1358052302;kakobrekla;Bugpowder :DD -164857;1358053220;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0063 BTC [-] -164856;1358053256;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0064 BTC [+] -164855;1358053852;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0068 BTC [+] -164854;1358053878;mircea_popescu;Send the corresponding amount in uncolored bitcoins to 1FL8nGQzRF6j39566viJQ12KnYeBY9kurm -164853;1358053878;mircea_popescu;Notify us on notification11122@dudmail.com and include the address where you want to receive the colored coins. -164852;1358053881;mircea_popescu;this sounds promising. -164851;1358053888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1000 @ 0.002 = 2 BTC [+] -164850;1358053956;mircea_popescu;seems it was over 15 -164849;1358054189;Bugpowder;ha! -164848;1358054194;Bugpowder;I continue to win -164847;1358054199;Bugpowder;those are my shares -164846;1358054214;kakobrekla;what did you pay for em? -164845;1358054232;Bugpowder;average of .000652 -164844;1358054245;Bugpowder;but a range from .5-1.0 -164843;1358054259;kakobrekla;not bad -164842;1358054303;Bugpowder;I wish I got more -164841;1358054313;Bugpowder;nervous about regret selling at .002 -164840;1358054435;mircea_popescu;if the forum ppl hear about this buying 6 selling 20 they may have a stroke -164839;1358054468;mircea_popescu;Ive been in talks with members from the Bitcoin community and thank God -164838;1358054468;mircea_popescu;it Looks more like the Bitcoin community itself will be buying this company - not some un-known asian company -164837;1358054472;mircea_popescu;so fucking ridiculous -164836;1358054480;mircea_popescu;HE CALLS IT SOME UNKNOWN AZN COMPANY -164835;1358054485;mircea_popescu;the ppl he brings in to buyout. -164834;1358054498;Bugpowder;the best part is... -164833;1358054508;mircea_popescu;the mob running las vegas in the 70s is nowherhe near as incompetent -164832;1358054512;mircea_popescu;as "the people" running bitcoin. -164831;1358054533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00455927 = 2.5076 BTC [+] -164830;1358054535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 639 @ 0.00459701 = 2.9375 BTC [+] -164829;1358054545;Bugpowder;is buzzdave part of btcFPGA? -164828;1358054554;Bugpowder;or part of the buying group -164827;1358054574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1000 @ 0.002 = 2 BTC [+] -164826;1358054577;mircea_popescu;he's part of the people getting fucked in the ass (tm) -164825;1358054604;mircea_popescu;this is how these scams unwind, pirate ruined a bunch of names which hung on to him for no reason -164824;1358054615;mircea_popescu;other than the sickly desire of attention social media builds in kids. -164823;1358054775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 127 @ 0.00459701 = 0.5838 BTC [+] -164822;1358054777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 899 @ 0.00462102 = 4.1543 BTC [+] -164821;1358054797;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -164820;1358054828;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.4009 = 4.009 BTC [-] -164819;1358055127;mircea_popescu;These new people have a few things the project can really use: active involvement with Bitcoin, technical expertise, connections, experience, money. No its not any of our competitors. You will learn who the players are only when the deal is done and everything is nailed down. -164818;1358055127;mircea_popescu;Due to the delay with chip fab, the new team believes we *must* provide proof-of-tech. Tomorrow I will post up a hard date by which we will deliver a video showing a hashing unit. This will not be a production unit, but it will show that the hard work has been done (the chips work, the PCB design is complete). -164817;1358055136;mircea_popescu;so tom is walking away but the chips work abnd the pcb is complete. -164816;1358055140;mircea_popescu;lordy. -164815;1358055609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00452787 = 5.4334 BTC [-] -164814;1358055611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1577 @ 0.00462102 = 7.2873 BTC [+] -164813;1358055650;Ukto;mircea_popescu: well it makes sense. -164812;1358055652;Ukto;you work on a project -164811;1358055666;Ukto;get it to a succesful place, then dissapear. -164810;1358055668;Ukto;drop he ball -164809;1358055674;Ukto;:P -164808;1358055737;mircea_popescu;ya im sure people do this all the time -164807;1358055745;mircea_popescu;because stress and click buffers. -164806;1358055789;mircea_popescu;just like bfl, the chips are ready no wait we're redoing the design -164805;1358056427;Ukto;although.. even if bfl was a long con.. by now ppl have probably stopped putting money in I would think -164804;1358056470;Ukto;showing up with a box of fans and nothing at a convention.. at least it shows they are not just taking and runing and afraid of saying 'i havenothing to show at the moment' and scaring off possible investors -164803;1358056478;Ukto;from one point of view -164802;1358056497;mircea_popescu;pirate went to vegas -164801;1358056497;kakobrekla;haha some fun bets on bitbet just poped -164800;1358056503;mircea_popescu;there's an exhibitionist angle in most scammers. -164799;1358056515;Ukto;hmm that is true -164798;1358056528;mircea_popescu;in fact, i think the girl's june date is just about like she said september about pirate at the outer edge -164797;1358056557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3318 @ 0.00462102 = 15.3325 BTC [+] -164796;1358056558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 888 @ 0.00462103 = 4.1035 BTC [+] -164795;1358056560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00462556 = 8.5573 BTC [+] -164794;1358056561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2950 @ 0.00462874 = 13.6548 BTC [+] -164793;1358056562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00463215 = 3.2425 BTC [+] -164792;1358056564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00463678 = 7.187 BTC [+] -164791;1358056565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1276 @ 0.0046371 = 5.9169 BTC [+] -164790;1358056566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.0046373 = 13.4482 BTC [+] -164789;1358056567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3400 @ 0.00464814 = 15.8037 BTC [+] -164788;1358056567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00465244 = 1.3957 BTC [+] -164787;1358056568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.00465486 = 6.7495 BTC [+] -164786;1358056570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00466218 = 3.0304 BTC [+] -164785;1358056571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00466792 = 5.8349 BTC [+] -164784;1358056572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00466833 = 4.4349 BTC [+] -164783;1358056573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.00467187 = 6.7742 BTC [+] -164782;1358056574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00467874 = 4.6787 BTC [+] -164781;1358056575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 348 @ 0.00468482 = 1.6303 BTC [+] -164780;1358056576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00468761 = 1.4063 BTC [+] -164779;1358056577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00469235 = 3.05 BTC [+] -164778;1358056577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00469341 = 2.5814 BTC [+] -164777;1358056579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.00470507 = 8.2339 BTC [+] -164776;1358056580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1144 @ 0.00470807 = 5.386 BTC [+] -164775;1358056581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00471703 = 1.8868 BTC [+] -164774;1358056582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00472245 = 5.9031 BTC [+] -164773;1358056583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00472495 = 6.1424 BTC [+] -164772;1358056584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00472684 = 8.0356 BTC [+] -164771;1358056585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1220 @ 0.00472805 = 5.7682 BTC [+] -164770;1358056586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 919 @ 0.00472828 = 4.3453 BTC [+] -164769;1358056765;Bugpowder;ROLL TIDE -164768;1358056821;Bugpowder;people need to learn to fund the fucking proposal -164767;1358056828;Bugpowder;otherwise whats the point -164766;1358056898;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -164765;1358056899;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -164764;1358056904;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -164763;1358056906;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00452444 / 0.00459854 / 0.00472828 (192194 shares, 883.81 BTC), 7D: 0.00430002 / 0.00467394 / 0.0048 (1909355 shares, 8,924.22 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00350031 / 0.0048 (14545216 shares, 50,912.81 BTC) -164762;1358056934;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder to fund wha ? -164761;1358056986;Bugpowder;"some fun bets on bitbet just poped" -164760;1358056990;Bugpowder;like -164759;1358056994;Bugpowder;come on dude -164758;1358056997;Bugpowder;dudes -164757;1358057007;Bugpowder;If you have a sharp time decay -164756;1358057011;Bugpowder;and want to make money -164755;1358057022;Bugpowder;put 5 down on both sides and collect bank -164754;1358057024;Bugpowder;jeeze -164753;1358057050;Bugpowder;at least for these microbets -164752;1358057059;Bugpowder;that are pure chance -164751;1358057079;Bugpowder;I guess I could do it myself -164750;1358057112;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.bbet -164749;1358057113;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.002 / 0.002 / 0.002 (2148 shares, 4.30 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00068136 / 0.0035 (1993241 shares, 1,358.13 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00068136 / 0.0035 (1993241 shares, 1,358.13 BTC) -164748;1358057128;mircea_popescu;i guess for many peoples it's an income thing, propose a bet, get it accepted, make some .btc -164747;1358057153;Bugpowder;how much do you make by doing that? -164746;1358057171;mircea_popescu;well on average about .05 -164745;1358057317;Bugpowder;;;ticker -164744;1358057318;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.17001, Best ask: 14.19000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01999, Last trade: 14.17001, 24 hour volume: 24989.69632575, 24 hour low: 13.97500, 24 hour high: 14.33800, 24 hour vwap: 14.16527 -164743;1358057573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00469469 = 2.8168 BTC [-] -164742;1358058221;kakobrekla;Kluge cant afford a can of air. -164741;1358058225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00452444 = 2.2622 BTC [-] -164740;1358058264;mircea_popescu;sorry ? -164739;1358058273;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136204.msg1450835;topicseen#msg1450835 -164738;1358058278;kakobrekla;> Can't afford a new can of air. -164737;1358058299;kakobrekla;gotta be some expencive shit i guess -164736;1358058311;Diablo-D3;heh -164735;1358058314;Diablo-D3;so basic blew up? -164734;1358058321;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: heh, ever since that new federal law, yes it is -164733;1358058324;Diablo-D3;the anti-huffing law -164732;1358058329;kakobrekla;lol -164731;1358058333;Diablo-D3;(even though you cant huff canned air) -164730;1358058352;Diablo-D3;I used to get a six pack of canned air for 12 dollars -164729;1358058356;Diablo-D3;now its 3 for 12 -164728;1358058376;kakobrekla;it it at least clean? -164727;1358058389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00452444 = 9.7275 BTC [-] -164726;1358058393;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 yes. big time -164725;1358058393;Diablo-D3;I quit buying canned air, I use an air compressor now -164724;1358058416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1212 @ 0.00452444 = 5.4836 BTC [-] -164723;1358058418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3788 @ 0.00452443 = 17.1385 BTC [-] -164722;1358058452;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 4 @ 0.73 = 2.92 BTC [+] -164721;1358058466;mircea_popescu;i prefer canned screams -164720;1358058473;mircea_popescu;adds vibration effect. -164719;1358058531;Diablo-D3;okay so -164718;1358058532;Diablo-D3;if basic is out -164717;1358058535;Diablo-D3;and bfl is a scam -164716;1358058547;Diablo-D3;and avalon wont be shipping until late feb -164715;1358058554;Diablo-D3;asicminer wins by default? -164714;1358058560;Ukto;sounds like it -164713;1358058560;mircea_popescu;if they mine. -164712;1358058576;mircea_popescu;so far we have a list of 4-5 scams of which one blew and the motherlode is blowing -164711;1358058581;kakobrekla;asic miner will make lots of coin prolly -164710;1358058586;kakobrekla;most possibly -164709;1358058590;kakobrekla;of them asics -164708;1358058596;kakobrekla;but there are 2 more players -164707;1358058605;kakobrekla;not taking preorders -164706;1358058619;Bugpowder;I have seen no evidence that asicminer has working asices -164705;1358058668;mircea_popescu;they had some pix of a mishandled chip strip -164704;1358058686;Bugpowder;I saw that -164703;1358058699;Bugpowder;and some text in a forum post -164702;1358058711;mircea_popescu;well, they were supposed to be ready in a week 10 days ago -164701;1358058725;mircea_popescu;and i guess the sending prototypes to community was silently dropped -164700;1358058726;mircea_popescu;so... -164699;1358058729;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -164698;1358058731;mircea_popescu;who knows at this point. -164697;1358058731;gribble;Current Blocks: 216319 | Current Difficulty: 3249549.5844872 | Next Difficulty At Block: 217727 | Next Difficulty In: 1408 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 23 hours, 36 minutes, and 32 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2896792.17443539 | Estimated Percent Change: -10.8555786234 -164696;1358058736;kakobrekla;lol -164695;1358058753;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.476 BTC [+] -164694;1358058789;Bugpowder;at this rate I might actually take the time to claim my gigamining shares -164693;1358058833;mircea_popescu;Hi all! -164692;1358058833;mircea_popescu;Coinster.info is a new search engine, the world's first specifically for crypto-currencies like Bitcoin. However, giving users a search engine isn't the main goal. Coinster is meant to be a connection platform, with emphasis on connecting people locally to trade goods and services. -164691;1358058835;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -164690;1358058845;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.0396 BTC -164689;1358058862;mircea_popescu;diff droppingwowzer. -164688;1358058878;Bugpowder;search for mpex on coinster -164687;1358058881;Bugpowder;nothing -164686;1358058883;Bugpowder;:O( -164685;1358058889;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 9 @ 0.0069 = 0.0621 BTC [-] -164684;1358058899;kakobrekla;whos mpex? -164683;1358058953;mircea_popescu;https://nastyfans.org/logo.jpg -164682;1358059025;mircea_popescu;lol @ Bugpowder graph -164681;1358059033;mircea_popescu;http://brainwindows.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/mpexschematic.jpg -164680;1358059065;Bugpowder;I tried to make it as accurate as possible -164679;1358059177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00452443 = 8.5964 BTC [-] -164678;1358059206;Bugpowder;San Francisco with the big win -164677;1358059207;Bugpowder;well -164676;1358059219;Bugpowder;I have probably officially lost my office NFL pool. -164675;1358059236;Bugpowder;hopefully I can make up for the losses with coin wins. -164674;1358059591;mircea_popescu;hehe are you ahead in bets ? -164673;1358059744;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -164672;1358059754;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.476 = 2.38 BTC [+] -164671;1358059874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00452443 = 1.3573 BTC [-] -164670;1358060085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1012 @ 0.00452443 = 4.5787 BTC [-] -164669;1358060087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00452105 = 2.9387 BTC [-] -164668;1358060088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1693 @ 0.00451817 = 7.6493 BTC [-] -164667;1358060185;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.44 = 2.2 BTC -164666;1358060414;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 44 @ 0.0068 = 0.2992 BTC [+] -164665;1358060471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 502 @ 0.00456647 = 2.2924 BTC [+] -164664;1358060713;Ukto;speaking of jiggamining -164663;1358060731;Ukto;mircea_popescu: did you ever figure out the whole PT stuff for that? -164662;1358060735;Ukto;or just left it as it was for now? -164661;1358060751;Ukto;just curious -164660;1358060773;mircea_popescu;not much to figure out tbh -164659;1358061159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 598 @ 0.00458615 = 2.7425 BTC [+] -164658;1358061203;Ukto;its still at the not claiming point right? -164657;1358061273;Ukto;or did you guys work that out -164656;1358061358;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.476 BTC [+] -164655;1358061633;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [+] -164654;1358061681;mircea_popescu;still exactly where it was in like early dec or w/ee -164653;1358062030;Ukto;kk -164652;1358062672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 602 @ 0.00456741 = 2.7496 BTC [-] -164651;1358063371;mod6;how's it goin tonight -assets? -164650;1358063374;mod6;:D -164649;1358063725;mircea_popescu;plenty of drama today -164648;1358063954;mod6;ya, saw some. -164647;1358063967;Namworld;really? What drama? -164646;1358063978;Diablo-D3;well -164645;1358063983;Diablo-D3;aaronsw committed suicide -164644;1358064020;mod6;ya that -164643;1358064040;Diablo-D3;and basic is apparently a scam -164642;1358064056;mod6;ahh, yah right. -164641;1358064066;mod6;and.. i even saw a post on btctalk from usagi! -164640;1358064076;Diablo-D3;yeah hes been posting again -164639;1358064106;mod6;heh -164638;1358064131;Namworld;How can you be sure he has? -164637;1358064170;mod6;well, whomever it was posted it with usagi's account -164636;1358064197;Namworld;the other thing =/ -164635;1358064296;Namworld;and who is he? -164634;1358064438;drug_motor;http://tinysong.com/jjqC -164633;1358064451;Namworld;Also, what about basic? As for Usagi, I'm pretty unmoved. He started getting active again and paying some BTC on his stocks. That's at least some more I'll be getting back. -164632;1358064485;mircea_popescu;Namworld https://www.btcfpga.com/forum/index.php?topic=1041.msg3094#new -164631;1358064528;Diablo-D3;heh -164630;1358064534;Diablo-D3;well, sadly, DMC's dividend was paid to him -164629;1358064915;Namworld;eh -164628;1358065102;mircea_popescu;and bitbet past 750 -164627;1358065225;mircea_popescu;and check out the action on this baby http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -164626;1358065300;mod6;oh that one got some attention quick! -164625;1358065388;mircea_popescu;indeed. -164624;1358065428;mod6;i was just reading about the btcfpga stuff. -164623;1358065495;mircea_popescu;sad huh -164622;1358065524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1047 @ 0.00461927 = 4.8364 BTC [+] -164621;1358065558;mod6;ya.. i was wonderin if it would go the same as BFL -164620;1358065715;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.3206 = 4.809 BTC [-] -164619;1358065717;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.3205 = 4.8075 BTC [-] -164618;1358065719;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 35 @ 0.3204 = 11.214 BTC [-] -164617;1358065720;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 35 @ 0.3202 = 11.207 BTC [-] -164616;1358065728;Diablo-D3;LOL -164615;1358065731;Diablo-D3;DOWN IT GOES -164614;1358065749;mod6;ya, there you have it i guess. -164613;1358065772;Diablo-D3;its going down harder than... YOUR MOM. -164612;1358065773;mircea_popescu;o ity's actually listed ?! -164611;1358065782;mircea_popescu;!ticker b basic -164610;1358065783;assbot;Yeah. No damn tobacco, that's for sure. -164609;1358065785;mircea_popescu;!ticker b basic-mining -164608;1358065786;assbot;I cooked, I cleaned, and I sewed, and I have a right to get-- -164607;1358065791;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc basic-mining -164606;1358065794;mod6;haha -164605;1358065796;assbot;[BTCT:BASIC-MINING] 1D: 0.3202 / 0.3218 / 0.33 (117 shares, 37.6 BTC), 7D: 0.3105 / 0.33 / 0.33 (379 shares, 123.8 BTC), 30D: 0.3105 / 0.33 / 0.33 (1163 shares, 382.4 BTC) -164604;1358065811;mircea_popescu;is this actually btcfpga stock ?! -164603;1358065815;mod6;oh wow -164602;1358065815;mircea_popescu;400 btc volume in a month ?! -164601;1358065891;thestringpuller;when is bitvps gonna get their shit together -164600;1358065921;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.BVPS -164599;1358065923;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / / ( shares, BTC), 30D: 0.00200003 / 0.0033336 / 0.0067 (13238 shares, 44.13 BTC) -164598;1358065925;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: preorder shit -164597;1358065930;mod6;Namworld says he's gonna do it. -164596;1358065934;Diablo-D3;do what -164595;1358065948;mod6;that was to thestringpuller's q -164594;1358065955;mod6;run bitvps -164593;1358066011;mod6;and they have colored monthly statements going forward. -164592;1358066026;mod6;so that helps -164591;1358066063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00470763 = 4.0015 BTC [+] -164590;1358066138;mod6;and iirc there are still >100 active vps' -164589;1358066328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 3000 @ 0.002 = 6 BTC [+] -164588;1358066342;thestringpuller;mod6 lets talk -164587;1358066538;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly -164586;1358066550;mircea_popescu;;;calc 253.84 / 254.98 -164585;1358066550;gribble;0.995529061103 -164584;1358066556;mircea_popescu;tightest odds you've ever seen -164583;1358066625;mod6;yeah, it really narrowed quick after that stock dump lol -164582;1358066664;thestringpuller;253 to 254? -164581;1358066717;thestringpuller;icbit.se will shutdown lol -164580;1358066737;thestringpuller;;;bc,diff -164579;1358066738;gribble;3249549.5844872 -164578;1358066810;thestringpuller;Network Difficulty under 20 million for 2 months...isn't that like a futures? -164577;1358066850;Namworld;Indeed. But that goes with expenses. Seems like we'll have a lot of expenses in the following months. -164576;1358067047;thestringpuller;Monte Carlo Method vs. Black-Scholes Model -164575;1358067052;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller sort of like a future syeah -164574;1358067066;mircea_popescu;mod6 what stock dump ? -164573;1358067074;mircea_popescu;bfl isn;t listed anywhere is it ? -164572;1358067158;mod6;oh no. my bad. -164571;1358067171;mod6;sorry, got cornfused. -164570;1358067639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.0006458 = 4.9727 BTC [-] -164569;1358067700;thestringpuller;mpoe is gonna crasssssh when Smickles launches his bot -164568;1358068012;mod6;hmm -164567;1358068021;thestringpuller;i kid I kid -164566;1358068641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 641 @ 0.00470763 = 3.0176 BTC [+] -164565;1358069157;mod6;ok sweet. darn you 'nobootwait' flag! -164564;1358069234;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0069 BTC [-] -164563;1358069290;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.007 BTC [+] -164562;1358069447;mod6;ok nice, now i've got my new vols attached finally. -164561;1358069448;mod6;/dev/xvdf 197G 188M 187G 1% /mnt/extVol -164560;1358069474;mod6;kinda new to this AWS stuff -164559;1358069563;mod6;:D -164558;1358069570;mod6;time for a lunch break -164557;1358070407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 859 @ 0.00462544 = 3.9733 BTC [-] -164556;1358070560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00463298 = 6.4862 BTC [+] -164555;1358070562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 73 @ 0.00464434 = 0.339 BTC [+] -164554;1358072549;mod6;;;ticker -164553;1358072550;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.20001, Best ask: 14.26321, Bid-ask spread: 0.06320, Last trade: 14.20001, 24 hour volume: 17059.92244125, 24 hour low: 13.97500, 24 hour high: 14.31173, 24 hour vwap: 14.13523 -164552;1358072691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00462763 = 1.8511 BTC [-] -164551;1358073513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 670 @ 0.00063814 = 0.4276 BTC [-] -164550;1358073515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.000631 = 0.4417 BTC [-] -164549;1358073516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7343 @ 0.00063 = 4.6261 BTC [-] -164548;1358074680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 327 @ 0.00464434 = 1.5187 BTC [+] -164547;1358075375;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [-] -164546;1358075419;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -164545;1358075480;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 479 @ 0.01 = 4.79 BTC [+] -164544;1358075482;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 21 @ 0.01 = 0.21 BTC [+] -164543;1358075868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00472828 = 0.9457 BTC [+] -164542;1358075975;Namworld;BTC-BOND, always a nice choice -164541;1358076015;Schadenfreude;Figured it's the safest one - 0.03% no matter what and you're plausible -164540;1358076021;Namworld; -164539;1358076048;Schadenfreude;Unlike the guy from ESECURITYSABTC - 1.3% a week ontop of being afiliated with a company that hosts HYIP scams for a living -164538;1358076090;Namworld;It's not ridiculous if he funds servers with the funds... but I don't see why anyone would borrow at that rate. -164537;1358076139;Schadenfreude;With you... 10% a year, a borrower can live with that and it's above inflation for me, but 70%?! -164536;1358076249;Namworld;Well the server will save you a lot in monthly rent of server. -164535;1358076289;Namworld;Usually will save you more than the server cost within a year. -164534;1358076304;Namworld;But again, still very high... why would anyone borrow at those rates? -164533;1358076326;Namworld;If they can borrow for much cheaper... -164532;1358076330;Namworld;Just a lost of profits. -164531;1358076351;Schadenfreude;I emailed him, he replies from admin@koddos.com, company exists and operates, but those rates... -164530;1358076381;Schadenfreude;It's the main reason I haven't invested anything significant in him yet -164529;1358076708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 873 @ 0.00467921 = 4.085 BTC [-] -164528;1358076885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 243 @ 0.00467684 = 1.1365 BTC [-] -164527;1358076887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 57 @ 0.00472828 = 0.2695 BTC [+] -164526;1358077555;Schadenfreude;Cofounder of reddit commited suicide -164525;1358077567;TradeFortress;yup. -164524;1358077576;Schadenfreude;And I'm trying to get to the bottom of the ESECURITYSABTC bond -164523;1358077610;Schadenfreude;If it proves to be legit, there are enough bonds left to invest, if not, it'll be hopefully gone -164522;1358077743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 508 @ 0.00472828 = 2.402 BTC [+] -164521;1358077745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 342 @ 0.00472867 = 1.6172 BTC [+] -164520;1358077899;Schadenfreude;MPEX itself isn't that bad, its PR-chick is terrible at PR tho -164519;1358078009;Namworld;agreed -164518;1358078049;Schadenfreude;I mean MPEX is great for some corporate guy or banker to get into BTC, because that kind of setup is familiar to him -164517;1358078233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00464027 = 3.0162 BTC [-] -164516;1358078415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00464027 = 0.464 BTC [-] -164515;1358078417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.0046402 = 5.8003 BTC [-] -164514;1358078651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 358 @ 0.00472867 = 1.6929 BTC [+] -164513;1358078653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 592 @ 0.00472883 = 2.7995 BTC [+] -164512;1358080643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 779 @ 0.0046402 = 3.6147 BTC [-] -164511;1358080646;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 78 @ 0.007 = 0.546 BTC [+] -164510;1358081179;FabianB_;Current weight: 78`758 ( from 100`000 to 90`000 ) <-- how can that be kakobrekla ? -164509;1358081415;mircea_popescu;now that's an excellent question -164508;1358081675;FabianB_;I guess it's a bug -164507;1358081810;markedathome;OOI whatever happened to the glbse prediction market? -164506;1358081830;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ looks that way. got top of the list placing. -164505;1358081835;mircea_popescu;markedathome whassat ? -164504;1358081909;markedathome;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77859.0 -164503;1358082182;mircea_popescu;i guess nothing. -164502;1358082237;mircea_popescu;The problem with prediction markets is the market maker. If it is automated like the one that is on the GLBSE prediction market now then it will eventually lose money. That model is only used by places that don't use real money. -164501;1358082241;mircea_popescu;maybe stochastic has a point. -164500;1358116171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 184 @ 0.00474447 = 0.873 BTC [+] -164499;1358116172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 748 @ 0.00474535 = 3.5495 BTC [+] -164498;1358116356;Bugpowder;thestringpuller It's not over yet... -164497;1358116501;mircea_popescu;wassup -164496;1358116564;Bugpowder;seattle coming back -164495;1358116589;Bugpowder;was 20-0 -164494;1358116594;Bugpowder;now 27-21 -164493;1358116639;mircea_popescu;eee -164492;1358116658;Bugpowder;pirateat40 showed up -164491;1358116662;Bugpowder;did not ident -164490;1358117015;mircea_popescu;lol -164489;1358117238;jurov;yes, pirate...maybe it's that time of year again -164488;1358117374;mircea_popescu;someone should start a poll "Who do we hate more, Inaba or MPOE-PR" -164487;1358117556;FabianB;i think that pirateat40 had the same ip/isp as someone who just joined -164486;1358117618;Bugpowder;Schadenfredu -164485;1358117621;Bugpowder;yeah similar -164484;1358117626;Bugpowder;I don't have a log though -164483;1358117887;thestringpuller;Bugpowder, who has posession? -164482;1358117926;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is a grumpy old man who yells at kids to get off his yard -164481;1358117947;FabianB;17:54 -!- pirateat40 [~m@178.115.249.183.wireless.dyn.drei.com] has joined #bitcoin-assets -164480;1358117950;FabianB;17:55 -!- Schadenfreude [~m@178.115.249.183.wireless.dyn.drei.com] has quit [Quit: Leaving] -164479;1358117953;FabianB;17:56 < pirateat40> sup guise, anyone up for a lucrative investment? -164478;1358117964;mircea_popescu;FabianB it's a troll. -164477;1358117974;FabianB;i know -164476;1358117996;FabianB;a troll of Schadenfreude -164475;1358118052;mircea_popescu;lol -164474;1358118132;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: why have you not gotten into currency exchange? -164473;1358118151;mircea_popescu;same reason i haven't gotten into mining -164472;1358118157;mircea_popescu;no competitive advantage. -164471;1358118332;FabianB;maybe only if the RON were internationally widely used currency -164470;1358118355;mircea_popescu;the ron actually is pretty strong, as far as eu currencies go. -164469;1358118379;mircea_popescu;it isn't however the policy of the nbr to make it an intl reserve at all, and we're friends so, i wouldn't expose it in btc trade. -164468;1358118408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 125 @ 0.002 = 0.25 BTC [+] -164467;1358118439;FabianB;it's probably not hard for romanians to send RON converted to EUR to one of the EUR exchanges, is it? -164466;1358118445;mircea_popescu;not at all. -164465;1358118454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 40 @ 0.00635541 = 0.2542 BTC [+] -164464;1358118455;FabianB;so no need for a RON ex -164463;1358118464;mircea_popescu;not from that angle. -164462;1358118471;mircea_popescu;the us/eu people have however a need to buy ron -164461;1358118493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40 @ 0.00063268 = 0.0253 BTC [+] -164460;1358118501;mircea_popescu;it's a tiny currency backed by a lot of gold and the world's best (currenly) nat'l bank governor. -164459;1358118520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 52 @ 0.00472283 = 0.2456 BTC [-] -164458;1358118560;FabianB;i buy btc instead -164457;1358118573;mircea_popescu;also works. -164456;1358118576;FabianB;but probably interesting if eur/us want to do business in romania -164455;1358118589;mircea_popescu;interesting if eur/us wants money the eur/us can't steal -164454;1358118592;mircea_popescu;o i mean "freeze" -164453;1358118665;FabianB;romania never considered the euro? -164452;1358118677;mircea_popescu;it did. and rejected it. -164451;1358118699;thestringpuller;why does mining have no competitive advantage? -164450;1358118709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 355 @ 0.00063268 = 0.2246 BTC [+] -164449;1358118823;mircea_popescu;were you asking me why mining doesn't happen or why i don;t do it ? -164448;1358119003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 898 @ 0.00472283 = 4.2411 BTC [-] -164447;1358119005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 352 @ 0.00474535 = 1.6704 BTC [+] -164446;1358119138;mircea_popescu;jurov what did you pick in the end ? from mpoe-pr -164445;1358119139;thestringpuller;falcons win -164444;1358119183;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you said it has no competitive advantage could you elaborate? -164443;1358119196;mircea_popescu;i said I have no competitive advantage. -164442;1358119214;thestringpuller;wherefore? -164441;1358119233;jurov;mircea_popescu, something like this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135552.msg1445540#msg1445540 -164440;1358119256;mircea_popescu;lol not bad. -164439;1358119273;jurov;but there's enough time, maybe she can make a little effort in meantime -164438;1358119286;mircea_popescu;o hey, you're going -164437;1358119293;mircea_popescu;send taaki our heartfeld compliments -164436;1358119311;dub;there are two taakis presenting -164435;1358119343;jurov;and i'm looking into something more succinct -164434;1358119353;jurov;*into->for -164433;1358119358;mircea_popescu;Omnia In Numeris -164432;1358119390;mircea_popescu;jurov just ftr, MPEx doesn't care if you buldgeon people into a pulp. -164431;1358119544;kakobrekla;youd seriousy go -pr over inaba? -164430;1358119618;jurov;someone should arrange a cagefight match. or mudfight. with full bitbet coverage. -164429;1358119690;mircea_popescu;http://www.thebitcointrader.com/2013/01/253-btc-3577-usd-bet-that-butterfly.html -164428;1358119693;mircea_popescu;the beauty of old news :D -164427;1358119707;Diablo-D3;do people actually hate inaba? -164426;1358119959;jurov;another contender: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120119.msg1430599#msg1430599 -164425;1358119992;Diablo-D3;I dont really hate anyone -164424;1358119992;Diablo-D3;Im just confused at why they did what they did -164423;1358119992;Diablo-D3;is it mental illness? -164422;1358120015;dub;he's an idiot -164421;1358120030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00474535 = 0.4745 BTC [+] -164420;1358120032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00474591 = 5.6951 BTC [+] -164419;1358120069;Diablo-D3;yeah, but why intentionally give up so much money? -164418;1358120073;Diablo-D3;same goes with nefario and the rest -164417;1358120086;dub;because idiot -164416;1358120244;kakobrekla;so fast http://i.imgur.com/fcma3.jpg -164415;1358120247;kakobrekla;also invisilbe -164414;1358120251;kakobrekla;ble -164413;1358120288;jurov;in other news, i was being asked wrt usign coinbr to do mpex passthroughs on ltcglobal -164412;1358120296;jurov;"starting off with 5 BTC worth of each" -164411;1358120322;jurov;i was being all polite and professional... but 5BTC, orly? -164410;1358120354;dub;thats like trillions of ltc tho rite? -164409;1358120404;mircea_popescu;jurov 5btc is a lot of ltc -164408;1358120406;jurov;plus, for it to be set up properly, they have to vote about it -164407;1358120408;mircea_popescu;o wait dub got there first -164406;1358120420;jurov;which one? -164405;1358120435;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: what is your deal with being an uninformed troll? -164404;1358120442;dub;^ -164403;1358120462;dub;its a disgrace to trolling -164402;1358120486;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: you are a heckler -164401;1358120491;thestringpuller;you like to heckle mpex -164400;1358120492;thestringpuller;lol -164399;1358120562;jurov;anyway my deal with mpex is implementing frontend to functions that mpex later deprecates -164398;1358120569;jurov;first STAT, then WITHDRAW -164397;1358120569;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -164396;1358120570;thestringpuller;;;google heckler -164395;1358120570;gribble;Heckler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Heckler (2007) - IMDb: ; Heckler | We Bring Nothing To The Table: -164394;1358120579;mircea_popescu;stat isn't deprecated! -164393;1358120584;jurov;and judging from today's unhappenings, DEPOSIT is next -164392;1358120591;mircea_popescu;lol wtf. -164391;1358120601;thestringpuller;Lol wtf -164390;1358120601;mircea_popescu;this is a trollspiracy! -164389;1358120656;FabianB;EskimoBob: have a look at https://coinbr.com/about -164388;1358120674;jurov;at least stat was superseded with statjson, to give some credit -164387;1358120689;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: Did MPOE-PR piss you off so much that you want to go to thermonuclear war with MPEX? -164386;1358120715;thestringpuller;it seems all you deep seeded hatred for MPEX is due to MPOE-PR -164385;1358120731;Diablo-D3;dont let your jimmies get rustled -164384;1358120746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 265 @ 0.00474591 = 1.2577 BTC [+] -164383;1358120748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00474912 = 2.8495 BTC [+] -164382;1358120749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00474965 = 9.4993 BTC [+] -164381;1358120750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 149 @ 0.00474969 = 0.7077 BTC [+] -164380;1358120774;Diablo-D3;man, Ill pay her 1.1 a day to quit mpoe-pr and do dmc-pr -164379;1358120790;dub;deep seeded? -164378;1358120810;dub;sounds like a pr0n -164377;1358120826;Diablo-D3;btw, itym deep seated -164376;1358120839;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and afaik shes fucking the boss anyhow -164375;1358120872;dub;she gets paid while she's getting paid -164374;1358120878;mircea_popescu; man, Ill pay her 1.1 a day to quit mpoe-pr and do dmc-pr << now that's nice. -164373;1358120906;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: "the human dildo" -164372;1358120967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1315 @ 0.00474969 = 6.2458 BTC [+] -164371;1358120968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 501 @ 0.00475053 = 2.38 BTC [+] -164370;1358120969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1521 @ 0.00475127 = 7.2267 BTC [+] -164369;1358120988;jurov;ROTA vs. The Human Dildo -164368;1358121052;dub;Human Dildo II: Deep seeding -164367;1358121091;dub;there was edward penis hands -164366;1358121099;jurov;eskimo, srs. can't you fap outside this channel? -164365;1358121107;jurov;we're tired of wiping that shit -164364;1358121134;Diablo-D3;step 1) produce logs -164363;1358121138;Diablo-D3;step 2) wipe -164362;1358121143;Diablo-D3;step 3) flush -164361;1358121168;Diablo-D3;unix coders are lol. -164360;1358121305;thestringpuller;LOL -164359;1358121307;thestringpuller;This site is currently in beta. Nothing is verified. Everything is virtual. Do your homework. Watch out for scams. Be diligent. -164358;1358121373;thestringpuller;^^^ the exchange mr. EskimoBob trusts so much -164357;1358121400;kakobrekla;lol which one is that? -164356;1358121427;kakobrekla;>In Debian project parlance, the term stable means that the software is no longer under active development or widespread use and that the authors are long dead -164355;1358121437;dub;lol -164354;1358121440;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: yes. -164353;1358121574;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: ltc-global -164352;1358121940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 617 @ 0.00469701 = 2.8981 BTC [-] -164351;1358121982;Bugpowder;kakobreakla I posted a varient NFL bet with shallow decay, I think it will perform better than the existing one. Please approve. Big funding already sent -164350;1358122475;thestringpuller;yay I made new enemy -164349;1358122479;thestringpuller;may da war begin! -164348;1358122487;kakobrekla;enemty territory -164347;1358122489;kakobrekla;good game -164346;1358122494;kakobrekla;i played it a week ago -164345;1358122506;kakobrekla;enemy* -164344;1358122527;kakobrekla;10yrs old or so -164343;1358122537;thestringpuller;i was only a baby then -164342;1358122685;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: I challenge you to a duel! -164341;1358123034;Schadenfreude;What kind of codex you're going to duel by? -164340;1358123060;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MtAMc4i8OA -164339;1358123104;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [-] -164338;1358123114;Schadenfreude;I thought something more classic, like Busson or Bolgar -164337;1358123122;kakobrekla;what -164336;1358123125;kakobrekla;this is a classic. -164335;1358123169;kakobrekla;http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067023/ -164334;1358123176;kakobrekla;a spielbergs thing. -164333;1358123201;Schadenfreude;I mean 19th century german honor code. -164332;1358123247;kakobrekla;a looky look, full movie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnHjfGaN3kw -164331;1358123363;thestringpuller;i love this channel haha -164330;1358123796;Schadenfreude;Well, he wanted to duel so why not do it semi-properly, at least -164329;1358123914;kakobrekla;Dammit now i gotta watch it till the end again. -164328;1358123947;Schadenfreude;Kakobrekla, ever seen The Student from Prague or Der Untertan? -164327;1358123959;Schadenfreude;They're pretty old tho -164326;1358123993;kakobrekla;ill check it out if you think its worthy -164325;1358124072;Schadenfreude;If you find an english translation for them, they're pretty good -164324;1358124153;Schadenfreude;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSyEwZ7Zg5c - Did a terrible job at portraying the real thing tho -164323;1358124190;dub;from the 'overheard in goldman sachs elevator' twitter feed - The most and least successful people all share the same trait: thinking they.re never wrong. -164322;1358124229;dub;EskimoBob: where do you fall? -164321;1358124255;dub;heh -164320;1358124258;dub;#1: A chick I banged once and haven't seen since just added me on LinkedIn. #2: She wants you to give her 'the business' again. -164319;1358124336;Schadenfreude;Most successful people wouldn't be successful if they didn't *accurately* gauge their abbilities -164318;1358124368;mircea_popescu;let's see. buffett was pretty successful. -164317;1358124376;mircea_popescu;he doesn't seem to think he's never wrong. -164316;1358124392;mircea_popescu;maybe someone farted in that elevator ? -164315;1358124591;dub;HEH http://gselevator.wordpress.com/2013/01/11/the-gym/ -164314;1358124740;mircea_popescu;I’m 19th century sexy – pale skin and a fat ass, and fortunately, a fatter wallet. -164313;1358124749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 40 @ 0.00457135 = 0.1829 BTC [-] -164312;1358124751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1185 @ 0.00454328 = 5.3838 BTC [-] -164311;1358124752;mircea_popescu;lol. perfect for a two weeks rope&whips vacation. -164310;1358126384;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder pm. -164309;1358126385;gribble;The operation succeeded. -164308;1358126911;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.325 = 3.25 BTC [+] -164307;1358127075;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -164306;1358127081;mircea_popescu;306:255 by now -164305;1358127086;mircea_popescu;im curious if it breaks the 1000 -164304;1358127123;mircea_popescu;;;calc 26136992 / 21291345.0 -164303;1358127124;gribble;1.22758764183 -164302;1358127208;Namworld;Well, considering the large amount of preorders and that they pulled off making an FPGA... I know making an ASIC is incredibly harder and expensive. -164301;1358127231;Namworld;But if one is to deliver ASICs, that would be BFL. -164300;1358127232;thestringpuller;It's like a futures on their delivery date... -164299;1358127240;Namworld;Although I seriously doubt their specs -164298;1358127259;Namworld;But they had enough funds to get an ASIC developed. -164297;1358127290;kakobrekla;i know for 2 more people that have enough funds, without taking preorders in the public -164296;1358127303;kakobrekla;one sent me a core pic yesterday :> -164295;1358127642;mircea_popescu;Namworld i don't think a couple million is enough funds -164294;1358127649;mircea_popescu;by about a degree of magnitude at the least. -164293;1358127676;kakobrekla;>>the difference is pretty high and so risks of failure - 150nm - $80k, 130nm - $200k, 90nm - $400k, 65nm - $800k - to get sample round. but with 90nm - it is 120 TH/s just in single engineering shot. -164292;1358127706;kakobrekla;>>physical verification (i.e. I give to physical verification engineer design + test vectors) - is about $30k and 1 month delay - but that dramatically reduces failure chances. -164291;1358127720;kakobrekla;bfl failed once so far. -164290;1358127799;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what are those numbers ? -164289;1358127811;kakobrekla;to get a run done -164288;1358127811;mircea_popescu;per wafer costs of printing only ? -164287;1358127820;kakobrekla;to print ze chips -164286;1358127832;mircea_popescu;yes. here's the thing : i was for a time working with a printing business. -164285;1358127844;mircea_popescu;they ran smallish (10-100k) sort of runs. -164284;1358127851;mircea_popescu;every given book cost between 10 and 20 dollars. -164283;1358127871;mircea_popescu;every given run cost between 20k and i think at most i ever signed off on a 95k typo bill. -164282;1358127886;mircea_popescu;but usually the printing cost was <10% of the book. -164281;1358127891;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: how much was the printing firms start up costs, and how long have they been in operation? -164280;1358127904;mircea_popescu;and the great advantage of the printing business is that you don't need to pay the author at all. -164279;1358127914;mircea_popescu;he's happy with 50 cents per copy and his name on the cover. -164278;1358127937;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller it was small, i wasn't there when it started up and it meanwhile folded -164277;1358127950;kakobrekla;final installation w power w cooling w/o case is extra 2$ per W -164276;1358127953;thestringpuller;everything that has a beginning has an end -164275;1358127979;mircea_popescu;so now here's the thing : your 500-1mn per wafer run costs are correct, -164274;1358127991;mircea_popescu;but they're also 10 to 1% of the actual cost of delivering a finished product. -164273;1358128007;kakobrekla;not with the hot glue used. -164272;1358128009;kakobrekla;r u crazy. -164271;1358128029;mircea_popescu;lol ? -164270;1358128064;kakobrekla;leme find it for ya -164269;1358128074;dub;hot glued USB -164268;1358128083;dub;for superior thermal profile -164267;1358128093;dub;and fans -164266;1358128094;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/1M/wG/1HqaXu01/yv4e6.jpg -164265;1358128116;dub;or is it how you attach your clock registers -164264;1358128122;kakobrekla;clock buffers. -164263;1358128127;dub;oh sorry -164262;1358128131;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what about that ?! -164261;1358128135;kakobrekla;registers will be added in the next fail -164260;1358128138;mircea_popescu;lmao -164259;1358128150;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu note the hot glue errywhere -164258;1358128162;dub;I actually dont have a problem with that -164257;1358128162;mircea_popescu;omg wtf is that -164256;1358128163;kakobrekla;and also that thing -164255;1358128164;mircea_popescu;caulk ?! -164254;1358128173;mircea_popescu;please tell me thats not plumbing material ? -164253;1358128174;kakobrekla;that sticks the usbs to the side -164252;1358128175;dub;those fuckers would have wiggled free eventually -164251;1358128178;kakobrekla;dunno how you call it -164250;1358128186;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu HOT GLUE -164249;1358128199;mircea_popescu;duide that's caulk -164248;1358128200;mircea_popescu;look at it -164247;1358128202;kakobrekla;for ikebanas -164246;1358128215;kakobrekla;http://www.steinel.de/out/pictures/master/product/1/stw_106319104.png -164245;1358128219;mircea_popescu;http://www.lowes.com/images/LCI/Planning/BuyingGuides/bg_CaulkBG_specialty_caulk.jpg -164244;1358128231;kakobrekla;perhaps -164243;1358128234;kakobrekla;whatever it is -164242;1358128240;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: you in the chip building business? -164241;1358128259;kakobrekla;well, not really. -164240;1358128291;mircea_popescu;jurov more EMT/MMT stuff eh ? -164239;1358128403;dub;lol -164238;1358128404;jurov;or a reason to get a cat -164237;1358128428;dub;we could have got a rabbit to pick glbse stocks for a fund and see if it did better than usagi -164236;1358128447;kakobrekla;thestringpuller, i was helping fizzisist at the start with fpga, then i was workin with bitfury for a while to get his last batch out and now im also working for ET/TML in a way -164235;1358128449;jurov;rather a hamster, less space/upkeep -164234;1358128455;dub;of course we'd run out fo LSD -164233;1358128550;mircea_popescu;dub lol -164232;1358128572;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112876.msg1221157#msg1221157 -164231;1358128580;mircea_popescu;i was reading this otherwise very impressive thing -164230;1358128601;mircea_popescu;then i got to the table. deprived's fund made 20% in an interval ltc/btc went in his favour 50% -164229;1358128615;mircea_popescu;i take it glbse really fucked things up for people. -164228;1358128658;jurov;yea, brace ur. exactly this thing is going to invest into mpex and operate a pt ;) -164227;1358128675;mircea_popescu;the guy seems pretty on the ball tbh. -164226;1358128682;mircea_popescu;from what i've seen at least. -164225;1358128923;dub;wat -164224;1358129006;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/119/the-spot-gold-price-will-trade-above-2000-oz/ -164223;1358129007;mircea_popescu;heh. -164222;1358129010;mircea_popescu;bitcoiners are goldbugs huh -164221;1358129094;dub;hard to take srsly, all this detailed info and analysis about enough money to buy mcdonalds -164220;1358129191;dub;fear not, he has withdrawn half the balance from such and such exchange to secure a badly cooked steak against further loss -164219;1358129303;pigeons;i made enough money to buy mcdonalds but i pissed it away so fast -164218;1358129369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00454329 = 4.5433 BTC [+] -164217;1358129370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 115 @ 0.00454328 = 0.5225 BTC [-] -164216;1358129371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 985 @ 0.00453792 = 4.4699 BTC [-] -164215;1358129415;mircea_popescu;dub i agree the entire volume is tiny -164214;1358129422;pigeons;remember kids, "if you don't believe in BFL, then you don't believe in bitcoin." -164213;1358129428;mircea_popescu;but why is that a bad thing ? -164212;1358129444;mircea_popescu;if the troop of "financiers" acting up on glbse had followed the same route -164211;1358129453;mircea_popescu;we'd be looking at a few btc total losses today. -164210;1358129460;dub;it seems like masturbation more than anything -164209;1358129465;mircea_popescu;ist is -164208;1358129470;dub;he could make more money WORKING at mcdonalds -164207;1358129471;mircea_popescu;education is masturbation. -164206;1358129481;mircea_popescu;he could make more _money_ -164205;1358129485;mircea_popescu;money isn't everything. -164204;1358129491;dub;than writing all this forum fluff -164203;1358129499;jurov;oh he actually announced the passthrough below the last results -164202;1358129534;jurov;specifically states he needs to "cover 0.09 BTC/month brokerage fee" -164201;1358129539;jurov;yea that will be tough -164200;1358129551;mircea_popescu;well his total NW is what, 50 btc or so ? -164199;1358129558;dub;might need to go to the tooth fairy for a loan -164198;1358129568;mircea_popescu;lol you two meanines -164197;1358129582;thestringpuller;or fairy godmother bernanke -164196;1358129585;pigeons;linkie -164195;1358129606;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112876.msg1450475#msg1450475 -164194;1358129709;pigeons;i remember when i found out my parents are the tooth fairy. i still don't know how they afford to buy every kid's teeth and how they sneak into the bedrooms and get back -164193;1358129743;dub;instantrimshot.com -164192;1358129769;jurov;mohairsluts.com -164191;1358129773;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.011 = 0.044 BTC [+] -164190;1358129791;mircea_popescu;o no way -164189;1358129807;mircea_popescu;ffs. -164188;1358129812;mircea_popescu;im getting hohairsluts.com -164187;1358129824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00453792 = 2.9496 BTC [-] -164186;1358129868;mircea_popescu;http://www.mohairsluts.com/Thumbnail_foto_bestanden/nathalie/tn_mohairsluts006.jpg -164185;1358129871;mircea_popescu;wtf i don't even -164184;1358129872;pigeons;"I believe so much in bitcoin that I wear this fucking button each day" --micon -164183;1358130105;drug_motor;http://tinysong.com/qVud -164182;1358130230;dub;wat -164181;1358130785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00457753 = 5.9508 BTC [+] -164180;1358130787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 254 @ 0.00459432 = 1.167 BTC [+] -164179;1358131176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 165 @ 0.00453792 = 0.7488 BTC [-] -164178;1358131178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 384 @ 0.00452778 = 1.7387 BTC [-] -164177;1358131312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1763 @ 0.00452146 = 7.9713 BTC [-] -164176;1358131369;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 800 @ 0.15603262 = 124.8261 BTC [-] -164175;1358131376;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 200 @ 0.15603262 = 31.2065 BTC [-] -164174;1358131385;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 720 @ 0.21996239 = 158.3729 BTC [-] -164173;1358131490;kakobrekla;>>Inaba, According to a couple of your posts in the BFL forums, there was going to be some kind of announcement from BFL, either today or tomorrow which should add some clarity to the current situation. Is this still true? -164172;1358131495;kakobrekla;>Yep, I've been working on it this afternoon. It's almost done and will be posted soon. I've tried to answer all the questions that have been asked so far and I don't think I've missed anything. -164171;1358131502;kakobrekla;ooo. -164170;1358131505;JWU42;hmmm -164169;1358131514;kakobrekla;"we failed again" -164168;1358131521;kakobrekla;lets make a bet? -164167;1358131531;kakobrekla;a quicky. -164166;1358131633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1432 @ 0.00452471 = 6.4794 BTC [+] -164165;1358131775;mircea_popescu;lol -164164;1358131856;TradeFortress;If you want to get the returns of MPOE bonds without actually buying them, PM me -164163;1358131873;kakobrekla;:O -164162;1358131901;JWU42;"Update should be within the hour. Tomorrow some packaged chips should be shipping back to assembly to test some rigs is my bet." -164161;1358131928;kakobrekla;eh? -164160;1358131933;mircea_popescu;you srslty betting on that ? -164159;1358131938;JWU42;nope -164158;1358131942;mircea_popescu;lol k -164157;1358131947;JWU42;just pasting what I saw in their forums -164156;1358131952;JWU42;I don't bet -164155;1358131954;JWU42;;) -164154;1358131958;kakobrekla;except for sd -164153;1358131962;JWU42;oh yeah -164152;1358131962;kakobrekla;... -164151;1358131963;JWU42;that -164150;1358131966;JWU42;;) -164149;1358131968;pigeons;i do believe in fairies -164148;1358132061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 429 @ 0.00459432 = 1.971 BTC [+] -164147;1358132063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1721 @ 0.0046512 = 8.0047 BTC [+] -164146;1358132235;jurov;TradeFortress,gonna buy MPBPT ? :D -164145;1358132380;mircea_popescu;Confirmed total: 943 BTC -164144;1358132385;mircea_popescu;o ya 1k is going away. -164143;1358132406;mircea_popescu;remarkably tho : average bet is like 2 btc! -164142;1358132471;kakobrekla;100b incoming -164141;1358132477;kakobrekla;w next block -164140;1358132483;kakobrekla;;) -164139;1358132538;mircea_popescu;lol that lasted long -164138;1358132559;mircea_popescu;im curious which will be the first 1mn month. -164137;1358133389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0046512 = 1.8605 BTC [+] -164136;1358133737;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is that a more recent picture of you -164135;1358133743;thestringpuller;reading the newspaper -164134;1358134106;Bugpowder;mircea, you put another 325 down on the BFL shipping? -164133;1358134132;Bugpowder;err NOT shipping -164132;1358134179;kakobrekla;thats not his addy -164131;1358134470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1268 @ 0.00453512 = 5.7505 BTC [-] -164130;1358134472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1032 @ 0.00452146 = 4.6661 BTC [-] -164129;1358135211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00453244 = 9.0649 BTC [+] -164128;1358135213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 605 @ 0.00452146 = 2.7355 BTC [-] -164127;1358135214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2 @ 0.00451817 = 0.009 BTC [-] -164126;1358135216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2856 @ 0.00451808 = 12.9036 BTC [-] -164125;1358135637;Bugpowder;oh, is that people sending in bets directly from the MPEX account? -164124;1358135668;kakobrekla;hmm? -164123;1358135696;Bugpowder;How does that work. 1Fx3N is the MPEX deposit address -164122;1358135737;kakobrekla;a -164121;1358135739;kakobrekla;didnt notice -164120;1358135748;kakobrekla;it was in the outputs -164119;1358135758;kakobrekla;of the incoming -164118;1358135762;kakobrekla;just check the outgoing -164117;1358135766;kakobrekla;checked -164116;1358135774;kakobrekla;i dunno then -164115;1358136245;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.475 BTC [-] -164114;1358136411;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: the bot isn't working -164113;1358136424;kakobrekla;hm? -164112;1358136454;thestringpuller;i'm just trolling -164111;1358136456;thestringpuller;I'm bad at tit -164110;1358136457;thestringpuller;it* -164109;1358136479;kakobrekla;!ticker wtf thestringpuller -164108;1358136479;assbot;I cooked, I cleaned, and I sewed, and I have a right to get-- -164107;1358136579;pigeons;good at it -164106;1358136627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 844 @ 0.00451808 = 3.8133 BTC [-] -164105;1358136629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 806 @ 0.00451757 = 3.6412 BTC [-] -164104;1358136645;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -164103;1358136646;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -164102;1358136651;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -164101;1358136653;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00451757 / 0.00463652 / 0.00475127 (129250 shares, 599.27 BTC), 7D: 0.004312 / 0.00467992 / 0.0048 (1917772 shares, 8,975.02 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00353248 / 0.0048 (11823034 shares, 41,764.64 BTC) -164100;1358136745;Bugpowder;;;ticker -164099;1358136746;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.15001, Best ask: 14.23299, Bid-ask spread: 0.08298, Last trade: 14.15001, 24 hour volume: 38939.12902034, 24 hour low: 13.94896, 24 hour high: 14.31480, 24 hour vwap: 14.10660 -164098;1358137572;Bugpowder;;;ticker -164097;1358137573;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.27000, Best ask: 14.27018, Bid-ask spread: 0.00018, Last trade: 14.27000, 24 hour volume: 40264.04375136, 24 hour low: 13.94896, 24 hour high: 14.31480, 24 hour vwap: 14.11130 -164096;1358137578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00456584 = 2.9678 BTC [+] -164095;1358137816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 94 @ 0.00451757 = 0.4247 BTC [-] -164094;1358137818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1117 @ 0.00451713 = 5.0456 BTC [-] -164093;1358137819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1035 @ 0.00451663 = 4.6747 BTC [-] -164092;1358137821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 286 @ 0.00451516 = 1.2913 BTC [-] -164091;1358137822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 68 @ 0.00451039 = 0.3067 BTC [-] -164090;1358137835;Bugpowder;oops -164089;1358137837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1282 @ 0.00451039 = 5.7823 BTC [-] -164088;1358137837;Bugpowder;fat finger -164087;1358137838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1665 @ 0.00450947 = 7.5083 BTC [-] -164086;1358137840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 53 @ 0.00450832 = 0.2389 BTC [-] -164085;1358137953;thestringpuller;your a fat finger -164084;1358137961;thestringpuller;you're* -164083;1358138015;Ukto;If you hold YABMC shares, please cast your vote on it's future on the forums. - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75867.380 -164082;1358138049;Bugpowder;kakobrekla, the closing times for the bets I posted are off. Closing happens at the start of the day not the end of the day, so now all my bets are closing Friday night instead of Sat. -164081;1358138066;Bugpowder;despite my setting of the closing day to 12-20 -164080;1358138069;Bugpowder;err -164079;1358138072;Bugpowder;1-20-2013 -164078;1358138140;kakobrekla;i halted bb daemon for a sec now -164077;1358138156;kakobrekla;i can change that if it needs to be, no bets yet confirmed on em -164076;1358138186;kakobrekla;hm -164075;1358138272;Bugpowder;ok... Yeah, originally you said it was end of day, but when I set it up last week, I saw it was start of day. Thats why I shifted the resolution time to the 22nd, to try to catch it at 24:00 of the 19th / 0:00 of the 20th -164074;1358138287;kakobrekla;yes that was my mistake -164073;1358138305;kakobrekla;as soon as gmt time >= date -164072;1358138307;kakobrekla;its closed -164071;1358138316;Bugpowder;yup -164070;1358138340;kakobrekla;hm -164069;1358138344;kakobrekla;your proposed date was 1358812800 -164068;1358138351;Bugpowder;uhh -164067;1358138352;kakobrekla;which IS the reosolution timestamp -164066;1358138361;kakobrekla;in curious now -164065;1358138363;kakobrekla;hmmm -164064;1358138368;Bugpowder;did i f up? -164063;1358138378;Bugpowder;i thought I did 2 days before 22nd -164062;1358138383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1347 @ 0.00450832 = 6.0727 BTC [-] -164061;1358138385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 953 @ 0.00450698 = 4.2952 BTC [-] -164060;1358138394;kakobrekla;the unix time stamp is the same on proposal than on bet in the db -164059;1358138402;kakobrekla;now its possibly something else is wrong -164058;1358138406;kakobrekla;possible -164057;1358138429;kakobrekla;ill do a quick test -164056;1358138450;Bugpowder;also my txn's confirmed with the last block -164055;1358138459;Bugpowder;21 min ago -164054;1358138466;kakobrekla;one sec we will get to that -164053;1358138470;Bugpowder;yup -164052;1358138523;Bugpowder;HUGE BFL ANNOUNCEMENT -164051;1358138524;Bugpowder;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status.html#post10249 -164050;1358138560;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/128/test/ -164049;1358138565;kakobrekla;i pasted 1.2 in the form -164048;1358138566;kakobrekla;and its 1.2 -164047;1358138573;kakobrekla;no problem as far as i can see -164046;1358138580;kakobrekla;possibly the bet approve team changed the date -164045;1358138614;kakobrekla;deleted now -164044;1358138622;kakobrekla;(the test) -164043;1358138669;Bugpowder;" When we announced the delay last month, we decided to go back and switch from our QFN package to a flip chip BGA (FCBGA) package. " I knew the chip bonding was going to be a problem. looks like it is -164042;1358138721;kakobrekla;anyway -164041;1358138727;kakobrekla;everything checks out here Bugpowder -164040;1358138730;Bugpowder;"Originally, we were at about .8w per GH (Yes, we built 20% into our announcements) and we are estimating that it's possible that a worst case scenario would lead to a bit under 1.2w per GH. " -164039;1358138734;kakobrekla;tell me now if you want me to do +1 day -164038;1358138738;kakobrekla;you have 30sec -164037;1358138740;Bugpowder;yes -164036;1358138743;kakobrekla;ok -164035;1358138751;Bugpowder;I want it to end on the morning of the game -164034;1358138760;Bugpowder;00:00 -164033;1358138789;kakobrekla;1358899200 ? -164032;1358138811;Bugpowder;no -164031;1358138815;Bugpowder;thats weds -164030;1358138832;kakobrekla;thats 24hrs more than current -164029;1358138836;kakobrekla;1358812800+(60*60*24) -164028;1358138838;Bugpowder;1358640000 -164027;1358138843;Bugpowder;oh -164026;1358138846;Bugpowder;you mean resolve? -164025;1358138849;kakobrekla;yes -164024;1358138850;Bugpowder;I just want betting to end -164023;1358138853;Bugpowder;at 1358640000 -164022;1358138854;kakobrekla;what did you mean? -164021;1358138856;kakobrekla;aaa -164020;1358138857;Bugpowder;however it takes -164019;1358138861;dub;what is the picture of in that post? -164018;1358138868;dub;needs login to enlarge -164017;1358138875;kakobrekla;end vote is 1358553600 -164016;1358138883;kakobrekla;so you get 1358640000 -164015;1358138887;kakobrekla;+24h -164014;1358138888;kakobrekla;ok? -164013;1358138893;kakobrekla;ya -164012;1358138894;kakobrekla;ok -164011;1358138897;Bugpowder;ok -164010;1358138899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00456584 = 5.0224 BTC [+] -164009;1358138901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00464467 = 1.8579 BTC [+] -164008;1358138902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 240 @ 0.0046512 = 1.1163 BTC [+] -164007;1358138941;kakobrekla;Bugpowder http://bitbet.us/bet/127/nfl-playoffs-new-england-patriots-8-5-over/ -164006;1358138945;kakobrekla;all good? -164005;1358138946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.0046593 = 6.2901 BTC [+] -164004;1358138963;kakobrekla;imma gonna fire up ze daemon -164003;1358138968;Bugpowder;dates look good -164002;1358138980;Bugpowder;now we jusss need some coin down on that shizz -164001;1358138984;kakobrekla;and the bet are in -164000;1358138986;kakobrekla;f5 -163999;1358139008;kakobrekla;about why its not instantly confirmed -163998;1358139019;kakobrekla;curretly i check at a new block -163997;1358139030;kakobrekla;its a bit suboptimal -163996;1358139034;kakobrekla;and will fix that soonish -163995;1358139044;kakobrekla;so this will be all faster -163994;1358139046;Bugpowder;no worries -163993;1358139053;Bugpowder;"Week of February 10th We implement the 1/3 shipping plan en mass 1/3 of our assembled units will go to new orders in FIFO 1/3 of our assembled units will go to upgrade orders 1/3 will be randomly selected from both groups" -163992;1358139075;Bugpowder;Please let this drive more betting on the YES side -163991;1358139216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00468357 = 3.2785 BTC [+] -163990;1358139218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1371 @ 0.0046876 = 6.4267 BTC [+] -163989;1358139262;pigeons;oh sorry, none of you were in any of those thirds -163988;1358139305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 838 @ 0.0046876 = 3.9282 BTC [+] -163987;1358139318;Bugpowder;I think bitbet now officially has more bTC outstanding than betsofbitcoin -163986;1358139349;pigeons;ponzi -163985;1358139438;Namworld;Anyone in here can loan about 100 BTC through BTC-BOND? -163984;1358139720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00469855 = 0.9397 BTC [+] -163983;1358140240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13105 @ 0.00063268 = 8.2913 BTC [+] -163982;1358140241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00064579 = 1.9374 BTC [+] -163981;1358140243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16495 @ 0.0006458 = 10.6525 BTC [+] -163980;1358140344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1487 @ 0.00469837 = 6.9865 BTC [-] -163979;1358140346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 62 @ 0.00469621 = 0.2912 BTC [-] -163978;1358140347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 392 @ 0.0046593 = 1.8264 BTC [-] -163977;1358140421;TradeFortress;I just realised assbot stands for assetbot :s -163976;1358140466;kakobrekla;thats a false presumption -163975;1358140999;dub;kakobrekla cant get none unless you got buns hun -163974;1358141098;kakobrekla;>>>1/3 of our assembled units will go to new orders in FIFO 1/3 of our assembled units will go to upgrade orders 1/3 will be randomly selected from both groups" -163973;1358141100;kakobrekla;wait -163972;1358141108;kakobrekla;isnt that then the 1/2 plan -163971;1358141131;kakobrekla;how is randomly selecting between 2 1/3 any other than 2x 1/2 -163970;1358141160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00452109 = 4.5211 BTC [-] -163969;1358141346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 507 @ 0.00450698 = 2.285 BTC [-] -163968;1358141584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 406 @ 0.00450698 = 1.8298 BTC [-] -163967;1358141586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1294 @ 0.00450501 = 5.8295 BTC [-] -163966;1358141600;dub;kakobrekla: maff -163965;1358141615;pigeons;and fings -163964;1358141624;dub;oh yeah -163963;1358141783;Bugpowder;no its different -163962;1358141791;Bugpowder;the random is non fifo -163961;1358141945;pigeons;http://www.businessinsider.com/imf-admitted-their-economists-were-wrong-2013-1 -163960;1358142415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 606 @ 0.00450501 = 2.73 BTC [-] -163959;1358142417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 110 @ 0.00450374 = 0.4954 BTC [-] -163958;1358142858;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -163957;1358143014;Namworld;finest choice you could make -163956;1358143340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 859 @ 0.00450374 = 3.8687 BTC [-] -163955;1358143342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00450356 = 3.6028 BTC [-] -163954;1358143343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.004502 = 2.251 BTC [-] -163953;1358143343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 975 @ 0.00450129 = 4.3888 BTC [-] -163952;1358143551;Namworld;Well... outside MPEx that is. -163951;1358143556;Namworld;S.DICE is nice too -163950;1358143918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 295 @ 0.00452109 = 1.3337 BTC [+] -163949;1358143919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 816 @ 0.00456769 = 3.7272 BTC [+] -163948;1358143968;Bugpowder;;;ticker -163947;1358143969;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.23001, Best ask: 14.29099, Bid-ask spread: 0.06098, Last trade: 14.28998, 24 hour volume: 40998.52702455, 24 hour low: 13.94896, 24 hour high: 14.31480, 24 hour vwap: 14.11527 -163946;1358144254;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -163945;1358144256;gribble;Current Blocks: 216450 | Current Difficulty: 3249549.5844872 | Next Difficulty At Block: 217727 | Next Difficulty In: 1277 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 22 hours, 1 minute, and 7 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2910803.38168369 | Estimated Percent Change: -10.4244047981 -163944;1358144494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1982 @ 0.00456769 = 9.0532 BTC [+] -163943;1358144712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00468288 = 8.8975 BTC [+] -163942;1358144714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00469855 = 4.2287 BTC [+] -163941;1358144715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00470673 = 5.4127 BTC [+] -163940;1358144715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00470687 = 5.6482 BTC [+] -163939;1358144717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00472364 = 2.598 BTC [+] -163938;1358144718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00472602 = 8.9794 BTC [+] -163937;1358145070;drug_motor;http://tinysong.com/a0JV -163936;1358145201;TradeFortress;so that's why blocks are taking this long -163935;1358145607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 916 @ 0.0046023 = 4.2157 BTC [-] -163934;1358145631;dub;why? -163933;1358146494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00062773 = 0.6277 BTC [-] -163932;1358146496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00062772 = 8.3487 BTC [-] -163931;1358146708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00471295 = 9.4259 BTC [+] -163930;1358146710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00471127 = 5.1824 BTC [-] -163929;1358146856;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 10 @ 0.08799123 = 0.8799 BTC [+] -163928;1358146894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00472601 = 9.452 BTC [+] -163927;1358146895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00472602 = 23.6301 BTC [+] -163926;1358147267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.00471127 = 8.2447 BTC [-] -163925;1358147529;TradeFortress;dub: network hash rate down -163924;1358147544;TradeFortress;difficulty is set to retarget still in a while, so the diffficulty is higher than it should be -163923;1358147549;TradeFortress;-> blocks on average takes longer -163922;1358147683;TradeFortress;btw, if you're interested in insuring MPOE bonds and get some nice profit, let me know -163921;1358147716;dub;;;bc,difchange -163920;1358147717;gribble;Error: "bc,difchange" is not a valid command. -163919;1358147721;dub;;;bc,diffchange -163918;1358147730;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | -10.7363427947 % based on data since last change | -13.141668681 % based on data for last three days -163917;1358147795;pigeons;what does "insuring MPOE bonds" mean TradeFortress ? -163916;1358147832;TradeFortress;pigeons: it means that you cover MPOE losses if that happens, in exchange for taking a large cut of the returns -163915;1358147861;pigeons;of you want someone to go in with you on that, ok -163914;1358147891;pigeons;I'm doing the CoinBr.MBPT thing -163913;1358148358;Namworld;Anyone got BTCT.co/Bitfunder/Cryptostock things? I feel like shorting stuff. -163912;1358148896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00471127 = 1.4134 BTC [-] -163911;1358148898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1168 @ 0.00468137 = 5.4678 BTC [-] -163910;1358149263;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -163909;1358149724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2465 @ 0.00470045 = 11.5866 BTC [+] -163908;1358149726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1103 @ 0.00472602 = 5.2128 BTC [+] -163907;1358149727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1182 @ 0.00475 = 5.6145 BTC [+] -163906;1358150030;Namworld;I guess not -163905;1358150946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.0047146 = 6.8362 BTC [-] -163904;1358151153;Diablo-D3;TradeFortress is a spy! -163903;1358151177;TradeFortress;spy sappin' my sentry! -163902;1358151487;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller not really, that's from like luxor cca 2004 -163901;1358151509;mircea_popescu; How does that work. 1Fx3N is the MPEX deposit address << what's the problem ? you can put any addy you want in ther withdraw field -163900;1358151593;mircea_popescu;"Originally, we were at about .8w per GH (Yes, we built 20% into our announcements << that'd be 25% neh ? -163899;1358152361;mircea_popescu;o hey, so bfl delivers in 30 days ? -163898;1358152380;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1000 @ 0.01 = 10 BTC [-] -163897;1358154036;Namworld;Someone felt like lending me some funds -163896;1358156735;Schadenfreude;Namworld, you can always up it to say... 0.05% or 0.1%/day and perhaps more people will buy -163895;1358156884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.0047146 = 3.0645 BTC [-] -163894;1358156886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00472297 = 0.2361 BTC [+] -163893;1358157330;mircea_popescu;;;calc 60733342 / 21778561.0 -163892;1358157331;gribble;2.78867561544 -163891;1358157359;mircea_popescu;3ish to 1 bfl won't deliver. heh. -163890;1358157904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11139 @ 0.0006368 = 7.0933 BTC [+] -163889;1358157958;Namworld;Too expensive -163888;1358157989;Namworld;I once was at 0.5% weekly, which is not too far to 0.1%... too costly. -163887;1358158433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00472297 = 4.2507 BTC [+] -163886;1358158485;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 7 @ 0.7894 = 5.5258 BTC [+] -163885;1358159276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4750 @ 0.00468939 = 22.2746 BTC [-] -163884;1358159277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 932 @ 0.00468137 = 4.363 BTC [-] -163883;1358159279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 810 @ 0.00466556 = 3.7791 BTC [-] -163882;1358159280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 743 @ 0.00466053 = 3.4628 BTC [-] -163881;1358159390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00472297 = 0.2361 BTC [+] -163880;1358159392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00473096 = 4.4944 BTC [+] -163879;1358159646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00471904 = 4.2471 BTC [-] -163878;1358159648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00473096 = 1.8924 BTC [+] -163877;1358160107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064579 = 3.229 BTC [+] -163876;1358160108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9462 @ 0.0006458 = 6.1106 BTC [+] -163875;1358160110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6170 @ 0.00065288 = 4.0283 BTC [+] -163874;1358160111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7202 @ 0.0006529 = 4.7022 BTC [+] -163873;1358160111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4468 @ 0.00065516 = 2.9273 BTC [+] -163872;1358160113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2153 @ 0.00065996 = 1.4209 BTC [+] -163871;1358160114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00065996 = 4.1577 BTC [+] -163870;1358160115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00065997 = 2.4419 BTC [+] -163869;1358160116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00065998 = 0.66 BTC [+] -163868;1358160117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00065999 = 4.6199 BTC [+] -163867;1358160119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00065999 = 5.2799 BTC [+] -163866;1358160120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4939545 @ 0.00066 = 3260.0997 BTC [+] -163865;1358160138;markedathome;!! -163864;1358160189;azx;what is the source of income for MPOE? -163863;1358160201;markedathome;mpoe.bot -163862;1358160213;azx;a bot? -163861;1358160215;Namworld;the options -163860;1358160225;Namworld;it buys/sells options on MPEx -163859;1358160251;azx;And those options are derivatives of what? -163858;1358160266;Namworld;so it basically goes long and short on BTC/USD at the same time. With an extra margin. -163857;1358160269;azx;or what is the underlying stuff -163856;1358160278;markedathome;calls and puts on the value of btc -163855;1358160308;azx;OK, I see. So everyone buying those must be most of the time on the looser side? -163854;1358160342;azx;loser* -163853;1358160364;Namworld;I suppose. Although they might be hedging. -163852;1358160390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 150000 @ 0.0018 = 270 BTC [-] -163851;1358160420;mircea_popescu;azx notably in august buyers made a killing -163850;1358160421;azx;BBET, this is something new -163849;1358160435;mircea_popescu;but in general the thing with options is most expire worthless. -163848;1358160448;markedathome;bbet is bitbet.us, which launched a week or two ago -163847;1358160471;mircea_popescu;the 5th -163846;1358160494;markedathome;nice -->> [08:42:02] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4939545 @ 0.00066 = 3260.0997 BTC [+] -163845;1358160500;azx;same as http://betsofbitco.in/ ? -163844;1358160507;mircea_popescu;no, much better -163843;1358160511;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -163842;1358160513;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062772 / 0.00065956 / 0.00066 (5075034 shares, 3,347.30 BTC), 7D: 0.00062769 / 0.0006573 / 0.00066 (11526130 shares, 7,576.16 BTC), 30D: 0.00058738 / 0.00063499 / 0.00066 (47141395 shares, 29,934.58 BTC) -163841;1358160529;azx;better how? Looks like same stuff -163840;1358160530;mircea_popescu;cool! -163839;1358160544;mircea_popescu;yes well, superficially everything looks like the same stuff. -163838;1358160565;azx;so how it's better then? :) -163837;1358160581;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -163836;1358160585;mircea_popescu;for instance. -163835;1358161316;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well -163834;1358161338;Diablo-D3;doesnt that mean they're like a year behind? -163833;1358161352;mircea_popescu;i think first promise in june 2012 was for october -163832;1358161369;Diablo-D3;I seem to remember a date before that -163831;1358161386;mircea_popescu;anyway, it's funny... i have so many bets about diff staying low through jan and feb -163830;1358161403;Diablo-D3;asicminer is going to be getting the boards back soon -163829;1358161414;mircea_popescu;i could probably live all this spring only by cashing out what i made out of the poor performance of asic manufacturers -163828;1358161676;Diablo-D3;Imma reboot -163827;1358161796;Namworld;hmm... assbot might be broken -163826;1358161805;Namworld;doesn't it normally show paid dividends? -163825;1358161912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1194 @ 0.00466053 = 5.5647 BTC [-] -163824;1358161914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 656 @ 0.00465944 = 3.0566 BTC [-] -163823;1358162002;mircea_popescu;Namworld it used to on the old twitter interface. -163822;1358162006;mircea_popescu;the new thing is in work. -163821;1358162025;Namworld;oh -163820;1358162036;Namworld;Well 50 BTC "dividend" on BitVPS -163819;1358162044;Namworld;It's actually the sale proceeds. -163818;1358162080;mircea_popescu;S.BVPS paid a total dividend of 50.00000000 BTC to 500`000 outstanding shares. #dividend #bitcoin #btc #stocks -163817;1358162082;mircea_popescu;it's on twitter. -163816;1358162092;mircea_popescu;http://twitter.com/MPEx1/status/290745904602951681 -163815;1358162179;Diablo-D3;Namworld: sale? -163814;1358162202;azx;BitVPS is still in business? -163813;1358162450;Namworld;because rg sold bitvps =/ -163812;1358162462;Namworld;liquidation clause -163811;1358162502;Namworld;he can't sell his majority stake, but needed to quit. So he liquidated. Every share has right to part of that. -163810;1358162544;Namworld;But the contract has a special clause where each previous shareholder keeps 1 share after the transfer. -163809;1358162632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1344 @ 0.00465944 = 6.2623 BTC [-] -163808;1358162634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 732 @ 0.00463695 = 3.3942 BTC [-] -163807;1358162649;Namworld;Well should get published soon, so it will be official. You can review it then. -163806;1358162766;azx;Namworld: they are still in business? -163805;1358162829;Namworld;yes... Me, arij and phungus have been managing it for about a month. -163804;1358162837;mircea_popescu;azx yes, in the middle of an acquisition. -163803;1358162842;mircea_popescu;statement tomorrow. -163802;1358163087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1579 @ 0.00463695 = 7.3217 BTC [-] -163801;1358163089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4150 @ 0.00461007 = 19.1318 BTC [-] -163800;1358163090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 934 @ 0.0046023 = 4.2985 BTC [-] -163799;1358163092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 787 @ 0.00459318 = 3.6148 BTC [-] -163798;1358163096;azx;mircea_popescu: what is your involvement in all this? -163797;1358163123;mircea_popescu;"all this" ? -163796;1358163260;azx;scroll up 6 lines -163795;1358163511;mircea_popescu;one lists on mpex by signing a contract with mpex. -163794;1358163564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2213 @ 0.00459318 = 10.1647 BTC [-] -163793;1358163566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2 @ 0.00458415 = 0.0092 BTC [-] -163792;1358163567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 924 @ 0.00457255 = 4.225 BTC [-] -163791;1358163569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2700 @ 0.00456985 = 12.3386 BTC [-] -163790;1358163570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1859 @ 0.00456655 = 8.4892 BTC [-] -163789;1358164149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00463745 = 6.4924 BTC [+] -163788;1358165314;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 10 @ 0.7894 = 7.894 BTC [+] -163787;1358165338;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.7894 BTC [+] -163786;1358166198;jurov;Yes, you are right mpex.co appears to be Offline! -163785;1358166215;jurov;wut? -163784;1358166608;jurov;mircea_popescu, mpex.co is not even DNS resolving ?! -163783;1358166645;mircea_popescu;hm -163782;1358166651;mircea_popescu;looking into this. -163781;1358167136;mircea_popescu;looks like a little bit of ddos. -163780;1358167451;Namworld;Attempt to appease the mighty Internet Gods by uploading a ritual dance to youtube... or by burning some servers in sacrifice. -163779;1358167473;Namworld;Not going to help one bit, but at least it might be fun. =/ -163778;1358167643;Namworld;Ah well, that's sad. Guess I'll have to wait until tomorrow to complete my orders. -163777;1358168123;jurov;Pirate!!! -163776;1358168221;jurov;;;ident Schadenfreude -163775;1358168221;gribble;Nick 'Schadenfreude', with hostmask 'Schadenfreude!~m@178.115.248.26.wireless.dyn.drei.com', is not identified. -163774;1358168256;Schadenfreude;nah, not really pirate :P -163773;1358168331;jurov;Iirc he connected from similar ip -163772;1358168367;jurov;and your nick is so fitting atm -163771;1358168436;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -163770;1358168456;Schadenfreude;Ah, I know what you mean -163769;1358168464;pirateat40;was in a trolly mood -163768;1358168532;Schadenfreude;I don't think there's any mechanism in place to prevent me from taking various nicknames : p -163767;1358168554;pirateat40;and as I can have multiple clients open at once -163766;1358168563;Schadenfreude;I can pretend to be pirate -163765;1358168578;pirateat40;though routing it through TOR would've made for ultimate trolling -163764;1358168587;Schadenfreude; -163763;1358169460;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 12 @ 0.7894 = 9.4728 BTC [+] -163762;1358169520;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 40 @ 0.01 = 0.4 BTC [-] -163761;1358170696;jurov;.. or by burning some bitches in sacrifice, lol -163760;1358170715;jurov;brb -163759;1358171261;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -163758;1358172288;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: mpex.co is being ddoses -163757;1358172296;thestringpuller;ddosed* -163756;1358172337;mircea_popescu;yes. -163755;1358172347;mircea_popescu;quite a chunk too. -163754;1358172537;thestringpuller;i still can't resolve the dns -163753;1358172770;thestringpuller;do you have access to your name servers? -163752;1358172780;thestringpuller;mr. popescu -163751;1358172851;Schadenfreude;Yep, can't open the site -163750;1358172918;thestringpuller;that also means no one can trade on mpex lol -163749;1358172930;thestringpuller;unless it's just a dns attack -163748;1358173153;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you need to cut the line until the botnet stops requesting a dns request -163747;1358173169;mircea_popescu;i have access to everything -163746;1358173188;mircea_popescu;but we're doing about 38gb atm so... heh -163745;1358173279;thestringpuller;38gb per request? -163744;1358173306;thestringpuller;looks like mpex only weakness is a ddos attack' -163743;1358173421;mircea_popescu;no, per second -163742;1358173427;mircea_popescu;everyone's weakness is a ddos attack. -163741;1358173440;thestringpuller;well not really... -163740;1358173473;thestringpuller;distribute the service accross multiple servers... -163739;1358173492;mircea_popescu;heh. -163738;1358173503;mircea_popescu;and trust security to a small majority of them ? -163737;1358173600;thestringpuller;either that or have a red phone to your isp to pull a kill switch on the bad requests -163736;1358173626;mircea_popescu;i do. -163735;1358173630;mircea_popescu;it's not as easy as all that. -163734;1358173658;thestringpuller;just blame mpoe-pr -163733;1358173741;thestringpuller;she made someone mad -163732;1358173745;thestringpuller;boom ddos -163731;1358173801;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -163730;1358173803;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 10 hours, 27 minutes, and 17 seconds ago: ;;ticker -163729;1358174565;thestringpuller;so when do you expect mpex will be back up mr. popescu? -163728;1358174878;mircea_popescu;working on an actually pretty obnoxiously clever solution -163727;1358174880;mircea_popescu;won't be long. -163726;1358175030;Rothgar;http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/mpex.co -163725;1358175089;kakobrekla;ddos -163724;1358175964;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.host56.com/ -163723;1358175968;mircea_popescu;you can use that temporarily -163722;1358175977;mircea_popescu;i will be building and releasing a huge list of free hosts for mpex -163721;1358175979;kakobrekla;yay! -163720;1358175986;mircea_popescu;it's 100% safe in the sense that gpg is gpg. -163719;1358175996;mircea_popescu;and well... make taking mpex down way more difficult. -163718;1358176020;mircea_popescu;the one disadvantage is all the cruft freehosts add to the page, so pympex will need a few cosmetic changes -163717;1358176028;mircea_popescu;by hand process was tested and works. -163716;1358176034;mircea_popescu;also main sites will be coming online within hours. -163715;1358177100;Ukto;mircea_popescu: setup a vm or something somewhere. amazon.. put it behind cloudflare -163714;1358177103;Ukto;as a backup location -163713;1358177105;Ukto;and be done with it -163712;1358177113;mircea_popescu;nah. -163711;1358177121;mircea_popescu;i will just make one fucking trillion free host proxies. -163710;1358177128;Ukto;-_-;;; -163709;1358177164;kakobrekla;i thought mp was alergic on cloudflare -163708;1358177183;mircea_popescu;lol -163707;1358177240;Bugpowder;Also, have the resolved bitbets from last night been paid out? For example http://bitbet.us/bet/51/nfl-playoffs-new-england-patriots-over-houston/ There is an output link, but no coins back in my wallet. -163706;1358177262;kakobrekla;scam -163705;1358177294;kakobrekla;Bugpowder, mircea will explain it for ya -163704;1358177360;Bugpowder;ok -163703;1358177519;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder payouts happen in 48 hours tops. -163702;1358177537;mircea_popescu;ideally instant but it's not automatic so dun pannic. -163701;1358177592;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/ also back online. -163700;1358177610;mircea_popescu;theoretically this makes it a lot stronger -163699;1358177611;mircea_popescu;we see. -163698;1358177657;mircea_popescu;anyone selling hosting services here btw ? -163697;1358177686;Bugpowder;Just trying to understand the process, and what resolved vs. closed me. Resolved not linked to payout? -163696;1358177754;mircea_popescu;closed means no more bets are accepted. -163695;1358177772;mircea_popescu;resolved means one of the two sides was selected. payments to winning side are due and being processed -163694;1358177784;mircea_popescu;because of security procedures in place this processing may take a (short) interval. -163693;1358178917;mircea_popescu;srsly, nobody is selling hosting ?! -163692;1358178951;Schadenfreude;Namworld and Neotrix spring to mind -163691;1358178989;Schadenfreude;Neotrix is affiliated with Koddos, which apparently offers DDOS protection too -163690;1358179267;Bugpowder;;;ticker -163689;1358179268;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.15003, Best ask: 14.22849, Bid-ask spread: 0.07846, Last trade: 14.15003, 24 hour volume: 27519.20464813, 24 hour low: 13.94896, 24 hour high: 14.30000, 24 hour vwap: 14.12675 -163688;1358179269;mircea_popescu;i don't want ddos protection at all. i want basically a tiny vm to run a php mpex proxy -163687;1358179272;mircea_popescu;eight lines -163686;1358179729;jurov;Luceo does hosting too -163685;1358179755;Schadenfreude;Try bitcointalk, somebody ought to accept BTC for some hosting -163684;1358179869;mircea_popescu;yeh. -163683;1358180587;jurov;mircea, you did not restart twitter/assapi yet? and rss/json output scriptslike mktdepth.php hang -163682;1358180854;mircea_popescu;i think you need a flushdns ? -163681;1358180882;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -163680;1358180884;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062772 / 0.00065959 / 0.00066 (5069495 shares, 3,343.84 BTC), 7D: 0.00062769 / 0.00065737 / 0.00066 (11476109 shares, 7,544.08 BTC), 30D: 0.00058738 / 0.000635 / 0.00066 (46830971 shares, 29,737.79 BTC) -163679;1358180975;thestringpuller;what was the temp mirror mircea_popescu ? -163678;1358180988;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.host56.com/ -163677;1358180992;mircea_popescu;but you can use mpex.co etc -163676;1358181161;thestringpuller;i wonder who ddosed you -163675;1358181231;mircea_popescu;the sec! -163674;1358181340;thestringpuller;offtopci mpex looks beautiful in links -163673;1358181344;thestringpuller;off topic* -163672;1358181393;mircea_popescu;:p -163671;1358181408;thestringpuller;I'm in class and my monitor is facing the teacher -163670;1358181599;thestringpuller;better than coinbr, you can't even log into it -163669;1358181600;thestringpuller;from links -163668;1358182782;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -163667;1358183156;drug_motor;http://tinysong.com/15wM1 -163666;1358183753;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 25 @ 0.7894 = 19.735 BTC [+] -163665;1358183754;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 4 @ 0.7895 = 3.158 BTC [+] -163664;1358183755;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 3 @ 0.799 = 2.397 BTC [+] -163663;1358183806;JWU_42;not so sure about that stock -163662;1358183900;JWU_42;with the whole USD to BTC conversion -163661;1358183910;JWU_42;of profits to dividends -163660;1358184323;Schadenfreude;Well, 1.3%/week made it suspicious in my eyes -163659;1358184604;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.475 = 6.65 BTC [-] -163658;1358184630;kakobrekla;7 is much better. -163657;1358184866;mircea_popescu;pigeons_ such bullshit. -163656;1358185378;jcpham;hrm -163655;1358185383;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [+] -163654;1358185399;jcpham;what's new pussycat -163653;1358186525;jurov;and now we know mircea's ip addy. -163652;1358186576;mircea_popescu;lol you had it for years -163651;1358186708;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder the transactions in question had been sent ~15 hours ago. they failed to propagate for some reason tho. all should be well nao -163650;1358186709;gribble;The operation succeeded. -163649;1358187038;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75802.msg1453630#msg1453630 -163648;1358187150;thestringpuller;what pressing issues jurov? -163647;1358187197;jurov;things i had no time to do till now -163646;1358187225;jurov;like actual affiliate credit payouts :/ -163645;1358187251;jurov;some ppl can expect a nice little surprise later today -163644;1358187301;thestringpuller;!ticker S.MPOE -163643;1358187302;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -163642;1358187307;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -163641;1358187310;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062772 / 0.00065956 / 0.00066 (5074495 shares, 3,346.98 BTC), 7D: 0.00062769 / 0.00065738 / 0.00066 (11455209 shares, 7,530.44 BTC), 30D: 0.00058738 / 0.000635 / 0.00066 (46751688 shares, 29,687.66 BTC) -163640;1358187328;Korbman;gigavps: how fast will you be hashing once gigamining is all set up with ASICs? -163639;1358187384;gigavps;as fast as humanly possible -163638;1358187402;gigavps;all of the pieces are in place -163637;1358187420;jcpham;guess who is on the phone with mastercard -163636;1358187430;jcpham;guess who had 3 bASIC ordered -163635;1358187434;gigavps;jcpham? -163634;1358187438;jcpham;me! -163633;1358187464;Korbman;lol that's not a number ;) -163632;1358187488;mircea_popescu;no faith in azns huh -163631;1358187519;gigavps;Korbman any gigaminer that signs the new contract for Teramining will be able to be privy to all information regarding VPS' strategies -163630;1358187531;gigavps;because there is a NDA included in the contract -163629;1358187585;jcpham;i'm sortof scared though -163628;1358187598;jcpham;because i'm talking to paypal because it's a paypal mastercard -163627;1358187606;Korbman;Ha, I figured I'd ask anyway -163626;1358187725;gigavps;jcpham smart man -163625;1358187989;jcpham;paypal asked what it is -163624;1358187999;jcpham;"experimental cryptographic hardware -163623;1358188186;jcpham;that's was difficult to dance around -163622;1358188207;jcpham;never said the word bitcoin on chargeback dispute for btcfpga.com -163621;1358188294;pigeons;so basic isn't doing striaght up refunds, you have to chargeback? -163620;1358188327;jcpham;i paid with cc -163619;1358188329;jcpham;fuck 'em -163618;1358188332;jcpham;http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mt-gox.asp?partner=rss-termofday#axzz2HxvCsB4v -163617;1358188355;jcpham;6 months ago i would have let it play out -163616;1358188360;pigeons;yeah -163615;1358188371;jcpham;now i'm not patient enough for fail boats -163614;1358188629;gigavps;lol jcpham fail boats -163613;1358188648;jcpham;gigavps gets the reference -163612;1358188659;jcpham;bitcoin is full shinking ship fail boats -163611;1358188695;mircea_popescu;We're sorry, but that is an invalid password. Valid passwords can contain only numbers, characters, and underscores. -163610;1358188699;mircea_popescu;in 2013 ;/ -163609;1358188749;gigavps;lol -163608;1358188758;gigavps;i had a site limit me to 16 characters -163607;1358188767;gigavps;because i use 30 -163606;1358188779;mircea_popescu;we are sorry but you seem to have used the letter t -163605;1358188787;mircea_popescu;we only allow vowels in our passwords -163604;1358190627;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/N/FT/2yWZ9LdN/422257522727834424341135.jpg -163603;1358190707;Korbman;because an AR-15 fires a projectile, whereas a car, knife, or hammer does not -163602;1358190846;kakobrekla;all of the above can be a projectile -163601;1358190875;kakobrekla;or projectalised -163600;1358190879;thestringpuller;did Basic have a bitpay account? -163599;1358191264;Korbman;hahah I suppose that's true...though I'd say the effective range varies greatly -163598;1358191288;Schadenfreude;I assume a semi-auto rifle is a lot more useful for self defence than any other object in that img -163597;1358191337;jcpham;1 of Spartacus Blown Medium Realistic Glass Dildo, Clear [ASIN: B006U1Z6UW] -163596;1358191338;jcpham;------------- Begin message ------------- -163595;1358191338;jcpham;Hello Josh, -163594;1358191338;jcpham;We are sorry to inform you that we no longer have this item in stock, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused -163593;1358191370;jcpham;that was going to be the centerpiece of the whole room -163592;1358191422;Korbman;bwahah -163591;1358191441;Schadenfreude;Isn't glass poor material for a dildo? -163590;1358191462;Korbman;just hope it doesn't break... -163589;1358191462;jcpham;shrug -163588;1358191470;kakobrekla;gotta be pyrex or some shit -163587;1358191496;Schadenfreude;Better than 1 guy 1 cup -163586;1358191504;jcpham;I was going to glue it to my neighbors house -163585;1358191504;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.48 = 3.36 BTC [+] -163584;1358191533;jcpham;or possibly put it at the top of a radio tower -163583;1358191627;mircea_popescu;tip of a radio tower -163582;1358191793;thestringpuller;feadal times -163581;1358191806;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.485 = 12.125 BTC [+] -163580;1358192102;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 23 @ 0.485 = 11.155 BTC [+] -163579;1358192117;thestringpuller;trilema needs a search bar -163578;1358192138;thestringpuller;waaaah -163577;1358192256;jurov;lol thestringpusher -163576;1358192573;mircea_popescu;lol -163575;1358193224;gigavps;did you guys see this -> https://forums.butterflylabs.com/attachments/announcements/394d1358117669-bfl-asic-status-prodn.jpg -163574;1358193288;Korbman;Yup, what about it? -163573;1358193299;Korbman;I admit I haven't really looked at it that much though -163572;1358193308;gigavps;can anyone tell me what the blue parts are, there are 16 of them -163571;1358193728;kakobrekla;umm im being asked for user/pass -163570;1358193733;kakobrekla;can you make a userless link? -163569;1358193754;kakobrekla;upload it to somewhere? -163568;1358193775;gigavps;http://i.imgur.com/tNLUo.jpg -163567;1358193779;kakobrekla;ty -163566;1358194598;mircea_popescu;clock -163565;1358194601;mircea_popescu;buffets -163564;1358194621;kakobrekla;lol -163563;1358195050;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/a-little-bit-of-ddos/ -163562;1358195053;mircea_popescu;if anyone's curious -163561;1358195887;Schadenfreude;Is it likely for the the BTC price to fall in the next two weeks? Not much, but to about $13 -163560;1358195985;Schadenfreude;I'm sitting on some cash which would best be put to work as BTC, but I'm afraid I'll lose 5-10% on a price drop -163559;1358196200;Korbman;You could hedge it a bit...buy 1/3 of your bitcoins now, another 1/3 next week, and 1/3 a week after that. -163558;1358196313;mircea_popescu;why does 5-10% make a difference ? -163557;1358196376;Schadenfreude;Well, buying now would be bad if the price dropped 5-10% again in the next time -163556;1358196442;mircea_popescu;if btc is going up to infinity, then infinity minus 5% is not materially different -163555;1358196451;mircea_popescu;if btc is not going up to infinity it's not worth buying in the first place. -163554;1358196483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 16 @ 0.489 = 7.824 BTC [+] -163553;1358196489;Korbman;that's why you buy both times...buying now at $14.20, then again at $14 would give you an average of $14.10 ...if it goes above that you make a profit -163552;1358196507;Korbman;it's just trying to figure out when it's going to go up that's the hard part -163551;1358196522;mircea_popescu;my first btc i bought at 15. -163550;1358196539;Korbman;same -163549;1358196550;mircea_popescu;then it was 2. -163548;1358196560;mircea_popescu;well... i bought more. -163547;1358196563;Schadenfreude;Better than buying at 35, I guess -163546;1358196602;mircea_popescu;someone who spent 35k to buy 1k btc at 35 and kept them has 1k btc. -163545;1358196607;Korbman;I suppose it depends if you're looking for short term or long term gains -163544;1358196612;mircea_popescu;someone who bought 1k btc at .5 and invested it with pirate... -163543;1358196665;Korbman;...early has 1k+(1.07^4 weeks) -163542;1358196670;Korbman;haha -163541;1358196678;mircea_popescu;indeed :D -163540;1358196692;Schadenfreude;And if somebody invested with pirate and got out in time... -163539;1358196708;mircea_popescu;how many weeks is that ? -163538;1358196795;Korbman;sorry, should read "*" not "+" -163537;1358196805;Korbman;and it's for 4 weeks...I figured a month would be fine -163536;1358196823;Korbman;1310btc if you invested early with pirate -163535;1358196831;mircea_popescu;heh. -163534;1358196834;Korbman;and reinvested -163533;1358196838;Korbman;haha -163532;1358196842;mircea_popescu;if you bought s.mpoe early... it was like 2k satoshi. -163531;1358196862;Schadenfreude;mp, how many % of your money did you convert to BTC? Curious how confident you are with it -163530;1358196880;Korbman;!ticker m s.mpoe -163529;1358196883;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062772 / 0.00065962 / 0.00066 (5065195 shares, 3,341.14 BTC), 7D: 0.00062769 / 0.00065738 / 0.00066 (11455209 shares, 7,530.44 BTC), 30D: 0.00058738 / 0.00063503 / 0.00066 (46620168 shares, 29,605.34 BTC) -163528;1358196889;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude not a large part. -163527;1358198463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 21 @ 0.48 = 10.08 BTC [-] -163526;1358198927;OgNasty;https://nastyfans.org - Now open to new members. -163525;1358199082;mircea_popescu;you need a better logo. -163524;1358199124;topace;and a working ssl cert :p -163523;1358199158;OgNasty;Thanks for the advice. A logo wasn't a big concern obviously and the ssl cert works fine, it just is private. ;) -163522;1358199189;topace;assbot isnt announcing mpex trades -163521;1358199196;OgNasty;Concerns were speed and functionality. :) -163520;1358199356;gigavps;lol, mircea_popescu is talking about design -163519;1358199386;gigavps;those who own 1998 looking websites should not cast stones! -163518;1358199399;OgNasty;gigavps I had a chuckle at that as well. -163517;1358199406;mircea_popescu;tbh i think the mpex logo is kinda snappy -163516;1358199426;gigavps;logo you say? -163515;1358199427;smickles;the M -163514;1358199434;smickles;it's a nice font -163513;1358199437;gigavps;please link this image -163512;1358199452;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -163511;1358199453;smickles;mpex.co/favicon.ico -163510;1358199455;mircea_popescu;might take a reload -163509;1358199490;jurov;bigger: http://bitbet.us/media/images/ads/mpex-468x60.png -163508;1358199510;thestringpuller;| | 0.00451334 | 1`012 | -163507;1358199510;thestringpuller;|-----------+------------+----------| -163506;1358199513;thestringpuller;| 1`201 | 0.00450700 | | -163505;1358199523;thestringpuller;current spread -163504;1358199525;mircea_popescu;lol someone likes linx ? -163503;1358199551;smickles;jebus fuck, when did bitbet get an over 1kbtc bet going -163502;1358199577;mircea_popescu;it moves quickly. -163501;1358199579;thestringpuller;smickles: you return -163500;1358199584;thestringpuller;can we talk soon? -163499;1358199594;smickles;I guess it's nearly 1k anyway -163498;1358199598;smickles;thestringpuller: sure :) -163497;1358199655;thestringpuller;lets meey at 1900 utc -163496;1358199715;smickles;ah, so tomorrow? -163495;1358199889;OgNasty;Not sure what exactly assbot needs, but this list of seat transfers is available publicly... https://nastyfans.org/buys.csv -163494;1358200011;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136499.0 -163493;1358200015;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: when will assbot get sales again? -163492;1358200056;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller prolly tomorrow. -163491;1358200267;smickles;mircea_popescu: ya know, i was coding an mpex android client for myself, I couldn't find which font that 'M' is -163490;1358200277;mircea_popescu;>D -163489;1358200282;smickles;i ended up using comic sans, 'cause it looks close -163488;1358200286;mircea_popescu;ahahaha asshat -163487;1358200289;smickles;it's not as wide tho -163486;1358200298;mircea_popescu;comic looks niothing like! -163485;1358200306;smickles;;D -163484;1358200326;smickles;lets see, what did I actually use... -163483;1358200493;jcpham;wingdings -163482;1358200516;smickles;trebuchet MS -163481;1358200606;mircea_popescu;lol -163480;1358200616;smickles;woah, mpoebot is offline? -163479;1358200630;smickles;quick, someone give me a bunch of btc to pipe into my bot! -163478;1358200631;mircea_popescu;no, just can't get price signal. -163477;1358200646;mircea_popescu;i mean she could, but meh. -163476;1358200647;smickles;you can't get a price signal? -163475;1358200657;mircea_popescu;im a little walled in. -163474;1358200661;mircea_popescu;o, you missed the day's events huh -163473;1358200668;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/a-little-bit-of-ddos/ -163472;1358200673;smickles;0_o -163471;1358200869;mircea_popescu;"Late in 1993 I sold 10 million shares of Cap Cities at $63; at year-end 1994, the price was $85 1/4. (The difference is $222.5 million for those of you who wish to avoid the pain of calculating the damage yourself.) When we purchased the stock at $17.25 in 1986, I told you that I had previously sold our Cap Cities holdings at $4.30 per share during 1978-80, and added that I was at a loss to explain my earlier behavior -163470;1358200869;mircea_popescu;." -163469;1358200911;smickles;"One bot, for instance, asked no less than 720 times for the same order to be cancelled, because it wasn’t getting the one response it was expecting." um... -163468;1358200945;mircea_popescu;a-ha -163467;1358201036;smickles;would that happen to be order 5228684 -163466;1358201042;smickles;>_> -163465;1358201047;smickles;<_< -163464;1358201114;mircea_popescu;:p -163463;1358201338;smickles;I told you that I had some 'optimization' to do -163462;1358201369;jurov;particularly, inserting sleep statements. -163461;1358201414;smickles;hey, ther's a sleep statement -163460;1358201430;smickles;it's just something like half a second currently -163459;1358201441;jurov;lol...examining the situation every 10-20s is good enough -163458;1358201599;jurov;i tell you, at least some of these ninjas who issued orders mid-BBET-IPO actually did it via coinbr -163457;1358201622;jurov;and even for that it wasn;t necessary to hit it every half second -163456;1358201708;mircea_popescu;actually i think next ipo in that style will be +3 seconds rather than +! -163455;1358201983;mircea_popescu;When Richard Branson, the wealthy owner of Virgin Atlantic -163454;1358201983;mircea_popescu;Airways, was asked how to become a millionaire, he had a quick -163453;1358201983;mircea_popescu;answer: "There's really nothing to it. Start as a billionaire and then -163452;1358201983;mircea_popescu;buy an airline." -163451;1358202061;topace;lol -163450;1358202068;Namworld;marvelous strategy -163449;1358202081;Namworld;why didn't I think of that? -163448;1358202116;mircea_popescu;obviously it's not for you. -163447;1358202126;mircea_popescu;this be for smart people. -163446;1358202146;Korbman;lol -163445;1358202636;smickles;"Well, I'll tell you one thing. Having a kid ended my addiction to being a recreational asswipe and made me seriously consider stopping that professionally." -163444;1358202681;mircea_popescu;lol -163443;1358202748;kakobrekla;that bfl core pic is not for flip-chip design but for wirebond -163442;1358202900;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133819.0 -163441;1358202913;smickles;EskimoBob: actually, I just made it up -163440;1358202940;smickles;I thought it sounded better as an unattributed quote -163439;1358202989;smickles;clearly, i'm a literary genious because it brought an excellent image to your mind -163438;1358203001;kakobrekla;;> -163437;1358203002;mircea_popescu;also because you can speal. -163436;1358203023;smickles;:o -163435;1358203026;mircea_popescu;>D -163434;1358203055;jcpham;anything new and awesome happening on the bitcointalk forums? -163433;1358203060;jcpham;i'm so out of touch... -163432;1358203065;smickles;EskimoBob: well, i meant from an artistic point of view -163431;1358203112;mircea_popescu;jcpham inaba proposed -163430;1358203115;mircea_popescu;to usagi. -163429;1358203121;smickles;woah -163428;1358203126;jcpham;sweet -163427;1358203138;smickles;;;ticker -163426;1358203141;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.25004, Best ask: 14.29000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03996, Last trade: 14.25004, 24 hour volume: 22752.84667883, 24 hour low: 14.06541, 24 hour high: 14.34600, 24 hour vwap: 14.22608 -163425;1358203144;jcpham;i hope someone took pictures/sideway video -163424;1358203155;jcpham;nothink like portrait-video -163423;1358203159;jcpham;*nothing -163422;1358203203;mircea_popescu;lol -163421;1358203221;mircea_popescu;i like portrait video. it's like .. it gives the art depth man -163420;1358203243;mircea_popescu;"Dear Accusation Scam Forum Connoisseurs;" -163419;1358203249;jcpham;my keyboarding is fail -163418;1358203552;smickles;++gud -163417;1358203953;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [-] -163416;1358204712;smickles;jurov: "Does it mean that, for example pyMPEx will come bundled with fall back list of proxies to send requests to in case of mpex.co is unreachable?" I could do that if you wanted -163415;1358204733;smickles;i was also thinking of adding the option to specify a keyring to use -163414;1358204764;smickles;also, you could do it -163413;1358204775;smickles;;p -163412;1358204806;jurov;i know, i want to finish at least something of this i have here first -163411;1358204984;jurov;just realized that i added file logging of every command and decrypted output for future reference.. -163410;1358204991;jurov;very useful, but never pushed that, shame on me -163409;1358205022;smickles;heh, same here, but i've done it in another module -163408;1358206318;Dishwasha;This may sound like a naive question, but how would a person go about becoming a bitcoin exchange? Particularly to only process bitcoin transfers? -163407;1358206394;Dishwasha;Is the idea to create a network with 6+ other exchanges and submit transaction to them and once at least 6 are confirmed the transaction is complete? -163406;1358206395;Namworld;only process bitcoin transfers? Everyone can already transfer bitcoins =/ -163405;1358206427;Namworld;No, bitcoins don't work like that. -163404;1358206448;Dishwasha;Namworld: But the idea would be that I want my service to receive the transaction confirmation as quickly as possible. -163403;1358206449;FabianB;Dishwasha: bitcoin is peer2peer -163402;1358206474;Dishwasha;Yeah, I get that. But there's no reason why you can't control which peers you communicate with. -163401;1358206515;Namworld;But which peers you communicate with doesn't change anything. -163400;1358206525;Namworld;Unless they form a closed network willingly. -163399;1358206529;Dishwasha;But it can change how quickly a transaction takes to process. -163398;1358206541;Dishwasha;Namworld: Yes, you can pay for better bandwidth, etc. -163397;1358206550;Namworld;But then they're excluded from the bitcoin system. -163396;1358235331;mircea_popescu;that dishwasha exchange was... interesting. -163395;1358236208;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 2 @ 0.01029943 = 0.0206 BTC [-] -163394;1358236211;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1 @ 0.06193501 BTC [-] -163393;1358236213;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.00800002 BTC [-] -163392;1358236214;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.09478131 BTC [-] -163391;1358236216;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 1 @ 0.00862926 BTC [-] -163390;1358236216;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.13193935 BTC [-] -163389;1358236222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064735 = 3.2368 BTC [-] -163388;1358236223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14774 @ 0.00064736 = 9.5641 BTC [+] -163387;1358236225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33107 @ 0.00065772 = 21.7751 BTC [+] -163386;1358236226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00065998 = 16.4995 BTC [+] -163385;1358236227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00065999 = 2.178 BTC [+] -163384;1358236229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68819 @ 0.00066 = 45.4205 BTC [+] -163383;1358236275;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 500 @ 0.70576158 = 352.8808 BTC [+] -163382;1358236290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00064223 = 5.9727 BTC [-] -163381;1358236318;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 820 @ 0.29190365 = 239.361 BTC [-] -163380;1358236337;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 777 @ 0.22544062 = 175.1674 BTC [+] -163379;1358236345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11750 @ 0.00066 = 7.755 BTC [+] -163378;1358236355;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 614 @ 0.16607911 = 101.9726 BTC [+] -163377;1358236366;mod6;fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu -163376;1358236430;mod6;fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu SupaDupaJenkins -163375;1358236450;Supa;fuck yourself... -163374;1358236465;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 563 @ 0.11587618 = 65.2383 BTC [+] -163373;1358236872;mircea_popescu;so what's new -163372;1358237099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00464142 = 5.8018 BTC [+] -163371;1358237100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00462545 = 2.3127 BTC [-] -163370;1358237102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1377 @ 0.00457353 = 6.2978 BTC [-] -163369;1358237103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1303 @ 0.00456874 = 5.9531 BTC [-] -163368;1358237105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 320 @ 0.0045637 = 1.4604 BTC [-] -163367;1358237453;Graet;supa forgot to take the meds again? -163366;1358237571;pigeons;too much crank -163365;1358237642;pigeons;:( -163364;1358237652;mircea_popescu;there should be a bet : does bfl deliver before pirate pays ? -163363;1358237840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00460592 = 8.2907 BTC [+] -163362;1358237842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 554 @ 0.00464529 = 2.5735 BTC [+] -163361;1358239063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00065999 = 19.7997 BTC [-] -163360;1358239064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00066 = 2.112 BTC [+] -163359;1358239310;pigeons;whose buying supa debt? -163358;1358239336;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 1.2225 BTC -163357;1358239794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1535 @ 0.00464529 = 7.1305 BTC [+] -163356;1358239796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 373 @ 0.0046499 = 1.7344 BTC [+] -163355;1358240058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1159 @ 0.00459038 = 5.3203 BTC [-] -163354;1358240626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4425 @ 0.0046176 = 20.4329 BTC [+] -163353;1358241446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5200 @ 0.0046176 = 24.0115 BTC [+] -163352;1358241744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.0046176 = 6.2338 BTC [+] -163351;1358241964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 477 @ 0.0046499 = 2.218 BTC [+] -163350;1358241964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00466753 = 9.3351 BTC [+] -163349;1358241966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 45 @ 0.00467388 = 0.2103 BTC [+] -163348;1358242289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1255 @ 0.00467388 = 5.8657 BTC [+] -163347;1358242294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00467449 = 9.349 BTC [+] -163346;1358242296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3061 @ 0.0046745 = 14.3086 BTC [+] -163345;1358242301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3557 @ 0.00467895 = 16.643 BTC [+] -163344;1358242303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1547 @ 0.00469829 = 7.2683 BTC [+] -163343;1358242305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00470319 = 2.5868 BTC [+] -163342;1358242306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 312 @ 0.00470361 = 1.4675 BTC [+] -163341;1358242308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 813 @ 0.00470385 = 3.8242 BTC [+] -163340;1358242309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2745 @ 0.00470449 = 12.9138 BTC [+] -163339;1358242312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2660 @ 0.00470703 = 12.5207 BTC [+] -163338;1358242314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2111 @ 0.00471062 = 9.9441 BTC [+] -163337;1358242315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1654 @ 0.00471497 = 7.7986 BTC [+] -163336;1358242316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00471641 = 10.8477 BTC [+] -163335;1358242318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1717 @ 0.00472014 = 8.1045 BTC [+] -163334;1358242319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 763 @ 0.00473096 = 3.6097 BTC [+] -163333;1358242320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00473389 = 7.3375 BTC [+] -163332;1358242321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4094 @ 0.00473804 = 19.3975 BTC [+] -163331;1358242322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00473838 = 14.2151 BTC [+] -163330;1358242324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3650 @ 0.00474089 = 17.3042 BTC [+] -163329;1358242325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8950 @ 0.00474097 = 42.4317 BTC [+] -163328;1358242325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1711 @ 0.00474221 = 8.1139 BTC [+] -163327;1358242339;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -163326;1358242341;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00449034 / 0.00461379 / 0.00474221 (341542 shares, 1,575.81 BTC), 7D: 0.00449 / 0.00467079 / 0.0048 (2142353 shares, 10,006.48 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00356887 / 0.0048 (12139615 shares, 43,324.81 BTC) -163325;1358242344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 978 @ 0.00467269 = 4.5699 BTC [-] -163324;1358242611;mod6;s.dice bonanza -163323;1358242686;mod6;crap, i hate it when my ssh sessions timeout -163322;1358242706;mircea_popescu;Bridge is such a sensational game that I wouldn't mind being in jail if I had three cellmates who were decent players and who were willing to keep the game going twenty-four hours a day. -163321;1358242710;mircea_popescu;this is true. -163320;1358242716;mircea_popescu;bridge is the prison killer. -163319;1358242731;mod6;well, not thats its a bad thing, but it happens enough to get annoying on this aws shit where im in and out all the time. -163318;1358242765;mod6;haha, never played. i like spades, poker and cribbage. -163317;1358242778;azx;lol -163316;1358242803;mircea_popescu;maybe you should try it when you're old. -163315;1358242805;azx;24/7 same game? LOL, this will become a real hell fast -163314;1358242814;mircea_popescu;not with bridge. -163313;1358242821;mircea_popescu;(the quote was from warren buffett btw) -163312;1358242824;mod6;yeah, i thought the minimum age was like 200 -163311;1358242840;mircea_popescu;mod6 the minimum age for men is 50. the maximum age for women is 32. -163310;1358242858;mod6;haha -163309;1358242860;mod6;werd -163308;1358242866;mircea_popescu;after that they get too good at it. -163307;1358242879;mod6;too much table talk -163306;1358242884;mod6;with out the table talk -163305;1358242889;mircea_popescu;lol -163304;1358242929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1848 @ 0.00467269 = 8.6351 BTC [-] -163303;1358243059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00472961 = 9.4592 BTC [+] -163302;1358243061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00472962 = 3.0743 BTC [+] -163301;1358243073;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.22917485 = 229.1749 BTC [+] -163300;1358243243;mircea_popescu;"Henderson Brothers, Inc., the specialist in our shares, is the oldest continuing specialist firm on the Exchange; its progenitor, William Thomas Henderson, bought his seat for $500 on September 8, 1861." -163299;1358243252;mircea_popescu;o fuck yeah. 500 dollars IN 1861! -163298;1358243266;mircea_popescu;next time anyone whines about "500 dollars" im showing them this. -163297;1358243280;mod6;haha. well, that'd be like 50000 now. -163296;1358243296;mod6;with 100% devaluation -163295;1358243308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00467269 = 3.2709 BTC [-] -163294;1358243388;mircea_popescu;actually seats sell for > 1mn these days -163293;1358243408;mod6;aah -163292;1358243572;azx;mod6: Total inflation from January 1914 to January 2012 is 2,166.65% -163291;1358243585;mod6;lol yikes -163290;1358243596;azx;you have to search for something that has 1860 data too -163289;1358243701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1901 @ 0.00472962 = 8.991 BTC [+] -163288;1358243702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 689 @ 0.00474221 = 3.2674 BTC [+] -163287;1358243704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00474275 = 2.3714 BTC [+] -163286;1358243709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2404 @ 0.00474803 = 11.4143 BTC [+] -163285;1358243711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1856 @ 0.00475 = 8.816 BTC [+] -163284;1358243728;azx;http://inflationdata.com enjoy -163283;1358243734;mod6;nice! -163282;1358243829;azx;in last 12 years USD has lost 33%! -163281;1358243831;mircea_popescu;i think that's understated. -163280;1358243842;mircea_popescu;(20.16 ** 1/98) -163279;1358243846;mircea_popescu;;;calc (20.16 ** 1/98) -163278;1358243847;gribble;0.205714285714 -163277;1358243859;mircea_popescu;ugh -163276;1358243867;azx;1990-2012 76,14%! -163275;1358243952;azx;look at the inflation for your lifetime ... ouch -163274;1358243992;mod6;haha, you gotta go back to 1980 for me -163273;1358243996;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.0313 ** 98 -163272;1358243997;gribble;20.4989558215 -163271;1358244003;mircea_popescu;ok, listen, that number is bs. -163270;1358244008;mircea_popescu;no way inflation averaged 3% a year. -163269;1358244052;mircea_popescu;century inflation is more in the 100k to 1mn% range -163268;1358244188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1124 @ 0.00467269 = 5.2521 BTC [-] -163267;1358244191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 576 @ 0.00467146 = 2.6908 BTC [-] -163266;1358244528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3450 @ 0.00475 = 16.3875 BTC [+] -163265;1358244848;azx;go argue with that site :) I do not run it -163264;1358245017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3724 @ 0.00467146 = 17.3965 BTC [-] -163263;1358245019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 526 @ 0.00464864 = 2.4452 BTC [-] -163262;1358245659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2572 @ 0.00472961 = 12.1646 BTC [+] -163261;1358246027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 428 @ 0.00472961 = 2.0243 BTC [+] -163260;1358246028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2022 @ 0.00474624 = 9.5969 BTC [+] -163259;1358246272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 883 @ 0.00464865 = 4.1048 BTC [-] -163258;1358246750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 117 @ 0.00464865 = 0.5439 BTC [-] -163257;1358246752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1683 @ 0.00464864 = 7.8237 BTC [-] -163256;1358247319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00474582 = 5.695 BTC [+] -163255;1358247321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2650 @ 0.00474623 = 12.5775 BTC [+] -163254;1358247474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1578 @ 0.00464864 = 7.3356 BTC [-] -163253;1358247476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 422 @ 0.00464694 = 1.961 BTC [-] -163252;1358247483;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/about-trading-and-value/ -163251;1358247724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00474623 = 2.8477 BTC [+] -163250;1358248505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 310 @ 0.00468133 = 1.4512 BTC [-] -163249;1358248507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 720 @ 0.00464865 = 3.347 BTC [-] -163248;1358248949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.0046577 = 4.8906 BTC [+] -163247;1358250678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00472514 = 11.8129 BTC [+] -163246;1358250679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 62 @ 0.00464694 = 0.2881 BTC [-] -163245;1358250680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 488 @ 0.00462601 = 2.2575 BTC [-] -163244;1358251228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1475 @ 0.0018 = 2.655 BTC [-] -163243;1358251277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00473225 = 6.1519 BTC [+] -163242;1358251279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 694 @ 0.00473625 = 3.287 BTC [+] -163241;1358251318;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.0097 = 0.0194 BTC [-] -163240;1358251443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3600 @ 0.00462602 = 16.6537 BTC [-] -163239;1358251863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00469986 = 2.3499 BTC [+] -163238;1358251864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 306 @ 0.00473625 = 1.4493 BTC [+] -163237;1358251866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 964 @ 0.00473626 = 4.5658 BTC [+] -163236;1358251867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1678 @ 0.00474733 = 7.966 BTC [+] -163235;1358251868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6852 @ 0.00475 = 32.547 BTC [+] -163234;1358251958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00475 = 9.2625 BTC [+] -163233;1358252261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00462602 = 6.4764 BTC [-] -163232;1358252262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00462601 = 0.2313 BTC [-] -163231;1358253522;mircea_popescu;You've got 3 -163230;1358253522;mircea_popescu;new messages from girls. -163229;1358253522;mircea_popescu;Please follow link below to check your inbox: -163228;1358253526;mircea_popescu;(c) 2013. RealDiatingSystem. -163227;1358253577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00470296 = 7.2896 BTC [+] -163226;1358253582;Schadenfreude;Is it a dieting system or a dating system? -163225;1358253779;mircea_popescu;right ? -163224;1358253784;mircea_popescu;i guess it must be the result of a merger. -163223;1358253792;mircea_popescu;a real diating system, does both. -163222;1358254384;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.459 BTC [+] -163221;1358254458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00464849 = 7.9024 BTC [-] -163220;1358254623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00065999 = 0.99 BTC [-] -163219;1358254740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 594 @ 0.00470296 = 2.7936 BTC [+] -163218;1358254742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1606 @ 0.00475 = 7.6285 BTC [+] -163217;1358254753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.0018 = 0.9 BTC [-] -163216;1358254955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.00475 = 12.35 BTC [+] -163215;1358255436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00470168 = 5.642 BTC [-] -163214;1358255682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 504 @ 0.00475 = 2.394 BTC [+] -163213;1358255684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3596 @ 0.00475035 = 17.0823 BTC [+] -163212;1358256144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.00474024 = 9.7175 BTC [-] -163211;1358256147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1685 @ 0.00475035 = 8.0043 BTC [+] -163210;1358256319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00470168 = 5.8771 BTC [-] -163209;1358256320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2450 @ 0.00469426 = 11.5009 BTC [-] -163208;1358256321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00466466 = 3.2653 BTC [-] -163207;1358256402;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 15 @ 0.79 = 11.85 BTC [-] -163206;1358256465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00465654 = 9.3131 BTC [-] -163205;1358256527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00464849 = 1.1621 BTC [-] -163204;1358256529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1987 @ 0.00462601 = 9.1919 BTC [-] -163203;1358256644;Schadenfreude;Hooray, my order got filled on coinbr -163202;1358256829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3200 @ 0.00465654 = 14.9009 BTC [+] -163201;1358256978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 586 @ 0.00465654 = 2.7287 BTC [+] -163200;1358257445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 349 @ 0.00465654 = 1.6251 BTC [+] -163199;1358257561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 651 @ 0.00472886 = 3.0785 BTC [+] -163198;1358258283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1775 @ 0.00462601 = 8.2112 BTC [-] -163197;1358258285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1425 @ 0.00462128 = 6.5853 BTC [-] -163196;1358258720;jurov;pirate uses coinbr, who wudda say :P -163195;1358258848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00462803 = 2.314 BTC [+] -163194;1358258992;Schadenfreude;I wish, then I'd spend more than 3 btc :P -163193;1358259120;Schadenfreude;might invest more if mpex stocks don't implode or somebody hacks coinbr into oblivion by next month -163192;1358259278;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [-] -163191;1358259407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1825 @ 0.00462128 = 8.4338 BTC [-] -163190;1358259469;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 10 @ 0.8399 = 8.399 BTC [+] -163189;1358259488;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.8399 = 1.6798 BTC [+] -163188;1358259551;Schadenfreude;Bad idea since they're bought back at about 0.7 BTC value -163187;1358259560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1475 @ 0.00461846 = 6.8122 BTC [-] -163186;1358259562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 842 @ 0.00462803 = 3.8968 BTC [+] -163185;1358259578;Schadenfreude;So if neotrix buys them back within 10~ weeks, those people are screwed -163184;1358259652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1407 @ 0.00462803 = 6.5116 BTC [+] -163183;1358259835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00471664 = 10.3766 BTC [+] -163182;1358259837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00475035 = 1.9001 BTC [+] -163181;1358260370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2918 @ 0.00475035 = 13.8615 BTC [+] -163180;1358260499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2701 @ 0.00475035 = 12.8307 BTC [+] -163179;1358260506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 422 @ 0.00475112 = 2.005 BTC [+] -163178;1358260513;Bugpowder;;;ticker -163177;1358260513;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.20001, Best ask: 14.24998, Bid-ask spread: 0.04997, Last trade: 14.20001, 24 hour volume: 46208.66766734, 24 hour low: 13.99178, 24 hour high: 14.47899, 24 hour vwap: 14.20296 -163176;1358260526;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.007 BTC [+] -163175;1358260642;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -163174;1358260670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00475 = 3.0875 BTC [-] -163173;1358260700;Bugpowder;!ticker s.dice -163172;1358260700;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -163171;1358260705;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -163170;1358260706;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00449034 / 0.00463912 / 0.00475112 (403600 shares, 1,872.35 BTC), 7D: 0.00449 / 0.00467182 / 0.0048 (2204987 shares, 10,301.32 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00358016 / 0.0048 (12255882 shares, 43,878.11 BTC) -163169;1358260719;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.bbet -163168;1358260720;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0018 / 0.0018 / 0.0018 (18545 shares, 33.38 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00077036 / 0.0035 (2164911 shares, 1,667.76 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00077036 / 0.0035 (2164911 shares, 1,667.76 BTC) -163167;1358260753;azx;Bugpowder: can you /msg assbot ? -163166;1358260803;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.007 = 0.021 BTC [+] -163165;1358260872;Bugpowder;doesn't everyone want to know the latest :-P -163164;1358261020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3450 @ 0.00475 = 16.3875 BTC [-] -163163;1358261188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 646 @ 0.00471499 = 3.0459 BTC [-] -163162;1358261190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 554 @ 0.0046176 = 2.5582 BTC [-] -163161;1358262144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.004749 = 1.1873 BTC [+] -163160;1358262146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3700 @ 0.00475 = 17.575 BTC [+] -163159;1358262297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26550 @ 0.00065957 = 17.5116 BTC [-] -163158;1358262304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00065459 = 1.4074 BTC [-] -163157;1358262900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1118 @ 0.00474416 = 5.304 BTC [-] -163156;1358262902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2132 @ 0.00475 = 10.127 BTC [+] -163155;1358263906;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 10 @ 0.79 = 7.9 BTC [-] -163154;1358264303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.0047083 = 10.8291 BTC [-] -163153;1358264305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1355 @ 0.00475 = 6.4363 BTC [+] -163152;1358264546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2619 @ 0.00475 = 12.4403 BTC [+] -163151;1358265338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00468567 = 4.6857 BTC [-] -163150;1358265340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1219 @ 0.00462626 = 5.6394 BTC [-] -163149;1358265724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00471633 = 14.149 BTC [+] -163148;1358266019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1281 @ 0.00462626 = 5.9262 BTC [-] -163147;1358266020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 219 @ 0.00462 = 1.0118 BTC [-] -163146;1358266414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1640 @ 0.00468138 = 7.6775 BTC [+] -163145;1358266587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00471633 = 8.0178 BTC [+] -163144;1358266646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17680 @ 0.00065999 = 11.6686 BTC [+] -163143;1358267453;Bugpowder;S.BBET bids are up to .0015 -163142;1358267454;Bugpowder;heh -163141;1358267463;Bugpowder;I wonder if anyone will bite -163140;1358267589;Korbman;!ticker m S.BBET -163139;1358267590;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0018 / 0.0018 / 0.0018 (18545 shares, 33.38 BTC), 7D: 0.000337 / 0.00077036 / 0.0035 (2164911 shares, 1,667.76 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00077036 / 0.0035 (2164911 shares, 1,667.76 BTC) -163138;1358267644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.48 = 8.64 BTC [-] -163137;1358267781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2260 @ 0.00469924 = 10.6203 BTC [-] -163136;1358268146;jcpham;so let's say I wanted to buy a few thousand shares of S.BBET -163135;1358268151;jcpham;where would i start -163134;1358268209;Schadenfreude;If you don't want to spend more than 100BTC on the venture I'd recommend the mpex broker -163133;1358268211;Schadenfreude;https://coinbr.com/ref?c=W3XWfHQCws -163132;1358268241;Bugpowder;type this into your terminal ./mpex.py 'BUY|S.BBET|21142|175000' -163131;1358268273;jcpham;http://demonocracy.info/infographics/usa/derivatives/bank_exposure.html -163130;1358268368;Korbman;Ha, I haven't seen that infographic in ages -163129;1358268369;Diablo-D3;>100BTC -163128;1358268374;Diablo-D3;not enough for a pizza -163127;1358268417;jcpham;you need at least 10k bitcoin for pizza iirc -163126;1358268467;Schadenfreude;$140k? but I like my pizza without gold and diamonds -163125;1358269145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00462633 = 3.0071 BTC [-] -163124;1358269157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00462633 = 9.0213 BTC [-] -163123;1358269159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 40 @ 0.00463293 = 0.1853 BTC [+] -163122;1358269218;jcpham;http://spectrum.ieee.org/telecom/internet/ripple-credit-system-could-help-or-harm-bitcoin -163121;1358269274;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [-] -163120;1358269435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 393 @ 0.0046823 = 1.8401 BTC [+] -163119;1358269548;jcpham;i'm so on the fence with ripple -163118;1358269567;jcpham;no comment. i lose all visionary-ness on ripple -163117;1358269596;jcpham;unsure if good or bad -163116;1358269647;jcpham;i agree -163115;1358269657;jcpham;paralyzing -163114;1358269661;jcpham;is a better term -163113;1358270099;kakobrekla;assbot, bitbet and the rest of the world will return when the hdd od the server is changed, thanks for your patience -163112;1358271214;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [-] -163111;1358271236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 331 @ 0.0046339 = 1.5338 BTC [-] -163110;1358271238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00466725 = 2.3336 BTC [+] -163109;1358271240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2002 @ 0.00467104 = 9.3514 BTC [+] -163108;1358271747;thestrin1puller;kakobrekla: assbot is down? -163107;1358271767;kakobrekla;!ticker not anymore -163106;1358271768;assbot;Have you got any tobacco? -163105;1358271837;thestrin1puller;i have wacky tobaccy -163104;1358272047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 181 @ 0.00462 = 0.8362 BTC [-] -163103;1358272049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.00461845 = 12.008 BTC [-] -163102;1358272049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 119 @ 0.0046176 = 0.5495 BTC [-] -163101;1358272061;azx;"kakobrekla | assbot, bitbet and the rest of the world will return when the hdd od the server is changed, thanks for" -163100;1358272099;kakobrekla;hm? -163099;1358272105;kakobrekla;what is the issue? -163098;1358272157;jurov;azx, kako runs teh matrix -163097;1358272336;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 34 @ 0.48 = 16.32 BTC [-] -163096;1358272743;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.48 = 4.32 BTC [-] -163095;1358273029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00461761 = 2.7706 BTC [+] -163094;1358273581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00461761 = 1.847 BTC [+] -163093;1358273583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 702 @ 0.0046176 = 3.2416 BTC [-] -163092;1358273583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1777 @ 0.00461332 = 8.1979 BTC [-] -163091;1358273585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3400 @ 0.00461115 = 15.6779 BTC [-] -163090;1358273586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 721 @ 0.00460415 = 3.3196 BTC [-] -163089;1358274006;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0047 BTC [-] -163088;1358274013;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0047 BTC [-] -163087;1358274174;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0046 BTC [-] -163086;1358274183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -163085;1358274185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.48 = 4.32 BTC [-] -163084;1358274363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00463612 = 4.6361 BTC [+] -163083;1358274365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00463611 = 10.1994 BTC [-] -163082;1358274366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2307 @ 0.00460415 = 10.6218 BTC [-] -163081;1358274426;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 24 @ 0.0046 = 0.1104 BTC [-] -163080;1358274480;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 350 @ 0.0044 = 1.54 BTC [-] -163079;1358274516;Schadenfreude;Free fall, free fall, everybody panic sell! :P -163078;1358274876;Bugpowder;meh -163077;1358274889;Bugpowder;it hit .00449 before -163076;1358274902;Bugpowder;I'll pick more up down there -163075;1358274921;Bugpowder;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.DICE -163074;1358275131;thestrin1puller;people are dumping profits and closing shortd -163073;1358275133;thestrin1puller;shorts -163072;1358275162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2613 @ 0.00464951 = 12.1492 BTC [+] -163071;1358275164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 337 @ 0.00460415 = 1.5516 BTC [-] -163070;1358275264;Schadenfreude;I'll dump some at 0.00472+, daytrading is kinda fun -163069;1358275406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 298 @ 0.00467104 = 1.392 BTC [+] -163068;1358275408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 88 @ 0.0046823 = 0.412 BTC [+] -163067;1358275769;Korbman;Daytrading has a hell of a rush -163066;1358275942;Schadenfreude;Explains why bankers use so much cocaine -163065;1358276078;kakobrekla;i buy cocaine for my bots. -163064;1358276118;kakobrekla;here assbot, you been up for weeks, have a line. -163063;1358276162;Schadenfreude;you'd be better off with modafinil for the staying awake part -163062;1358276225;kakobrekla;but does that make them feel better too? -163061;1358276251;Korbman;I wish I had that stuff when I worked both a night shift and day shift at two different jobs in college -163060;1358276275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 706 @ 0.00460415 = 3.2505 BTC [-] -163059;1358276277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 94 @ 0.00459983 = 0.4324 BTC [-] -163058;1358276291;Korbman;there's only so much coffee and energy drinks you can consume before tiredness still takes over -163057;1358276344;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 151 @ 0.48 = 72.48 BTC [-] -163056;1358276348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 19 @ 0.0046823 = 0.089 BTC [+] -163055;1358276350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00471633 = 10.1401 BTC [+] -163054;1358276350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2552 @ 0.00472657 = 12.0622 BTC [+] -163053;1358276381;Schadenfreude;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Erd%C5%91s#Personality -163052;1358276418;Schadenfreude;Amphetamines are the choice for being focused, motivated and awake longer -163051;1358276424;kakobrekla;Korbman caffeine powder. -163050;1358276451;Schadenfreude;It's meh, caffeine tends to produce a nasty tolerance pretty fast -163049;1358276461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2406 @ 0.00459983 = 11.0672 BTC [-] -163048;1358276464;Korbman;True, but that shit is dangerous if you mismeasure it -163047;1358276467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 294 @ 0.00459927 = 1.3522 BTC [-] -163046;1358276473;kakobrekla;yep -163045;1358276486;kakobrekla;i used it a few years back for a while -163044;1358276502;kakobrekla;72hrs uptime was ez -163043;1358276507;kakobrekla;;> -163042;1358276623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2036 @ 0.00472657 = 9.6233 BTC [+] -163041;1358276625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 164 @ 0.00473843 = 0.7771 BTC [+] -163040;1358276701;Schadenfreude;I hate the fact, that I have to go through caffeine withdrawals after a major exam -163039;1358276716;kakobrekla;dont start to get off it -163038;1358276722;kakobrekla;fixed. -163037;1358276760;Korbman;hahaha -163036;1358276931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 436 @ 0.00473843 = 2.066 BTC [+] -163035;1358276932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 614 @ 0.00474899 = 2.9159 BTC [+] -163034;1358277003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 36 @ 0.00474899 = 0.171 BTC [+] -163033;1358277009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 219 @ 0.004749 = 1.04 BTC [+] -163032;1358277011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1849 @ 0.00475 = 8.7828 BTC [+] -163031;1358277784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 181 @ 0.004749 = 0.8596 BTC [-] -163030;1358277786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2019 @ 0.00475 = 9.5903 BTC [+] -163029;1358277793;Bugpowder;modafinil works well -163028;1358277826;Bugpowder;not as 'fun' but effective for focus -163027;1358277836;Bugpowder;when you absolutely need to focus for 12 hours. -163026;1358277964;Schadenfreude;I only use caffeine and piracetam if I must learn hard -163025;1358278083;Schadenfreude;Poppy tea orso after a passed exam is a different matter. Thank god for greyzone laws on dried poppies here -163024;1358278134;Korbman;"The tea is consumed for its narcotic, analgesic, and anti-diarrheal effects" -163023;1358278171;Schadenfreude;Don't forget the euphoric and relaxing properties -163022;1358278324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1232 @ 0.00469621 = 5.7857 BTC [-] -163021;1358278444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00469621 = 1.4089 BTC [-] -163020;1358279061;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [-] -163019;1358279224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00472154 = 9.4431 BTC [+] -163018;1358279226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 658 @ 0.00473 = 3.1123 BTC [+] -163017;1358279483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 358 @ 0.00473 = 1.6933 BTC [+] -163016;1358279574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1747 @ 0.0047419 = 8.2841 BTC [+] -163015;1358279587;thestrin1puller;trust Bugpowder he is a neurosurgeon -163014;1358279658;kakobrekla;yeah you get hooked on it in about 2 weeks -163013;1358279664;kakobrekla;and hooked off in the same period -163012;1358279677;kakobrekla;it makes more sense to go on and off it -163011;1358279723;thestrin1puller;kakobrekla: sounds like "moderation" -163010;1358279747;kakobrekla;thestrin1puller, everything in moderation, even moderation -163009;1358279760;Schadenfreude;Yea, but I meant the kind with terrible headaches and feeling tired for a couple of days, since I don't drink coffee if I don't have to -163008;1358279856;Schadenfreude;american.jpg -163007;1358279909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1495 @ 0.0047419 = 7.0891 BTC [+] -163006;1358279912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3018 @ 0.00469621 = 14.1732 BTC [-] -163005;1358279914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2932 @ 0.0046825 = 13.7291 BTC [-] -163004;1358280057;jcpham;i go through withdrawals fairly regularly -163003;1358280081;jcpham;caffeine and nicotine both -163002;1358280093;jcpham;i binge on both of those and then will go back to cold turkey -163001;1358280135;mircea_popescu;ahh, how's the drama ? -163000;1358280139;Schadenfreude;Same with nicotine, it's just that I'm exposed to caffeine for about 3 weeks on occasion so it's a tad harder -162999;1358280143;jcpham;i used to be seriously dependent on both fentanyl and oxycodone a few years back -162998;1358280164;jcpham;i smoke when i drink -162997;1358280173;jcpham;so i'll smoke like a pack or two in a night -162996;1358280191;jcpham;and then days of feeling like crap -162995;1358280207;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc gsdpt -162994;1358280209;assbot;[BTCT:GSDPT] 1D: 0.0044 / 0.0044 / 0.007 (381 shares, 1.7 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.01 / 0.0075 (655 shares, 3.6 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.01 / 0.0075 (655 shares, 3.6 BTC) -162993;1358280212;jcpham;i do that pretty regularly, the nicotine withdrawal feeling -162992;1358280215;mircea_popescu;jesus this is like tongue twister exchange -162991;1358280226;mod6;haha -162990;1358280231;jcpham;fentanyl is worse than heroin i hear -162989;1358280240;jcpham;to withdraw from -162988;1358280255;jcpham;fentanyl was like 2 full weeks of the trainspotting scene -162987;1358280265;jcpham;except i had to work -162986;1358280281;mod6;well, fentanyl is like 100x -162985;1358280286;jcpham;i'm pretty sure i flew to Des Moines to install some servers during my narcotics detox -162984;1358280289;jcpham;shrug -162983;1358280306;jcpham;the pain was exquisite -162982;1358280310;jcpham;i'll say that -162981;1358280317;Schadenfreude;Poppy pods are great to enjoy, but awful if you get addicted to them -162980;1358280337;jcpham;prescription -162979;1358280345;jcpham;50 micrograms every 48 hours -162978;1358280348;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude, Bugpowder did you two see my latest production ? -162977;1358280419;jcpham;damn mircea_popescu you make friends -162976;1358280424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1818 @ 0.0046825 = 8.5128 BTC [-] -162975;1358280425;mircea_popescu;lol -162974;1358280425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 525 @ 0.00466414 = 2.4487 BTC [-] -162973;1358280451;jcpham;look i can re-arrange it -162972;1358280457;mircea_popescu;i have this advantage that i get high on my own neurotransmitters, as my sister put it. of course everyone wants to be friends with me. -162971;1358280459;jcpham;damn you, mircea_popescu, make friends -162970;1358280485;jcpham;i'm new here -162969;1358280491;jcpham;where do i throw my money? -162968;1358280494;jcpham;which pile -162967;1358280497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2226 @ 0.00475 = 10.5735 BTC [+] -162966;1358280499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 174 @ 0.00475094 = 0.8267 BTC [+] -162965;1358280509;kakobrekla;assbot just told you. -162964;1358280527;jcpham;jeez -162963;1358280561;Bugpowder;blogpost on buffer? -162962;1358280566;kakobrekla;yeah, put it on glbse rather -162961;1358280577;mod6;oh i remember them -162960;1358280602;mircea_popescu;anyone remember namworld's link for bvps statement ? -162959;1358280613;mod6;i've got it somewhere... -162958;1358280631;Bugpowder;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdDFvQWJnZnRZQWJfbk1mNHYtVzhPR0E#gid=0 -162957;1358280633;mircea_popescu;danke -162956;1358280648;Bugpowder;jcpham There are a variety of good options -162955;1358280651;kakobrekla;waiiiiit rewind -162954;1358280654;kakobrekla;" better than expected." -162953;1358280656;kakobrekla;srsly?? -162952;1358280663;kakobrekla;GLBSE was better than expected? -162951;1358280678;kakobrekla;well i must say i admire your humble expectations. -162950;1358280696;mircea_popescu;who on my ignore are we talking to ? -162949;1358280706;kakobrekla;19:10.07 ( EskimoBob ) it's gone! and everyone got their coin back. better than expected. -162948;1358280716;Bugpowder;jcpham, Hard to say which security will do the best in the coming months, depends on the revenue growth. So just buy a little of S.MPOE, S.BVPS, S.DICE and S.BBET -162947;1358280717;mircea_popescu;a a -162946;1358280719;mod6;EskimoBob: just thought i had it handy. :3 -162945;1358280726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2250 @ 0.00466414 = 10.4943 BTC [-] -162944;1358280729;Bugpowder;some will go up, some might go down -162943;1358280734;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder : i envisage funds won't be far off yet. -162942;1358280742;mircea_popescu;actual investment decisions to be pondered nao. -162941;1358280759;Bugpowder;Well, I'm basically doing that for my friends -162940;1358280764;Bugpowder;right now -162939;1358280772;mircea_popescu;no but i meant people who know what they're doing -162938;1358280776;mircea_popescu;:D -162937;1358280805;Bugpowder;well, people that actually set it up more official than a google doc -162936;1358280817;mircea_popescu;i kid, i kid -162935;1358280844;kakobrekla;EskimoBob wtf were you doing on glbse if that outcome came over your expectations' -162934;1358280851;Bugpowder;Let me dry my tears with all these extra bitcoins I made this month -162933;1358280854;mircea_popescu;lol -162932;1358280860;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.459 BTC [+] -162931;1358280863;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla he was talking. it worked a lot better. -162930;1358280882;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.459 = 0.918 BTC [+] -162929;1358280909;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.46 = 2.3 BTC [+] -162928;1358280921;kakobrekla;so now we need eskimobob english to english translator? -162927;1358280932;Bugpowder;well, that went ok for me, although it would have been nice if the asset prices hadn't crashed as people were racing to the exits. -162926;1358280933;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.476 = 0.952 BTC [+] -162925;1358280950;kakobrekla;apparently -162924;1358280968;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.22458623 = 224.5862 BTC [-] -162923;1358281012;kakobrekla;ill use +b if it comes to it -162922;1358281033;Bugpowder;shoulda got out as soon as that youtube video of him at the conference got out -162921;1358281055;Bugpowder;"Have you actually talked to a lawyer? I think maybe you should, very soon!" -162920;1358281076;thestrin1puller;;;seen smickles -162919;1358281076;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 15 hours, 4 minutes, and 47 seconds ago: well, so far i'm doing alright, and this is the test month -162918;1358281125;thestrin1puller;anyone have link to mpoe public finance report for dec -162917;1358281139;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/mpoe-december-2012-statement -162916;1358281234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6826 @ 0.00475094 = 32.4299 BTC [+] -162915;1358281236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1224 @ 0.00475101 = 5.8152 BTC [+] -162914;1358281247;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmPD_YSQ--k&t=25m15s -162913;1358281290;kakobrekla;who said i wasnt? -162912;1358281306;kakobrekla;well then stop yappin bout it -162911;1358281352;kakobrekla;you certanly dont give that impression here :) -162910;1358281361;thestrin1puller;lol -162909;1358281542;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.22453777 = 224.5378 BTC [-] -162908;1358281586;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -162907;1358281591;mircea_popescu;so there's a drop expected in btc or what. -162906;1358281673;Namworld;what do I know... -162905;1358281701;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.16451239 = 164.5124 BTC [-] -162904;1358281708;Korbman;!ticker -162903;1358281709;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -162902;1358281718;Korbman;!ticker m s.dice -162901;1358281720;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00449034 / 0.00465126 / 0.00475112 (494978 shares, 2,302.28 BTC), 7D: 0.00449 / 0.00466409 / 0.0048 (2057653 shares, 9,597.09 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.0035971 / 0.0048 (12252072 shares, 44,072.03 BTC) -162900;1358281846;topace;!ticker h sdice -162899;1358281847;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.48049655 / 0.48900000 (290 shares, 139.34400000 BTC), 7D: 0.47500000 / 0.48166574 / 0.50000000 (1080 shares, 520.19900000 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.45280971 / 0.62000000 (3500 shares, 1584.83399998 BTC) -162898;1358281905;Bugpowder;http://newsroom.fb.com/News/562/Introducing-Graph-Search-Beta -162897;1358281936;mircea_popescu;ow fuck -162896;1358281942;mircea_popescu;ok, now that's a brilliant idea -162895;1358281955;mircea_popescu;if there were a box into which i could go "hey, there was this graph like so and so somewhere" -162894;1358281957;mircea_popescu;and it found it... -162893;1358281958;mircea_popescu;o god. -162892;1358282057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2450 @ 0.00466415 = 11.4272 BTC [-] -162891;1358282071;mod6;i think they just kinda reinvented the EFnet sex chart -162890;1358282193;mod6;but not ascii heheheh -162889;1358282216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12047 @ 0.00066 = 7.951 BTC [+] -162888;1358282327;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/jvRBy.jpg -162887;1358282359;Bugpowder;nsfw? -162886;1358282374;Bugpowder;I totally agree with this statement "It is, I submit, a lot easier to be a star in BTC than it is in fiat, simply because so many more intelligent people (that aren’t computer programmers!) are involved with the latter as opposed to the former." -162885;1358282406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3350 @ 0.00467416 = 15.6584 BTC [+] -162884;1358282476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3096 @ 0.00475101 = 14.7091 BTC [+] -162883;1358282516;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112447.msg1455855#msg1455855 did you do that ? -162882;1358282520;mod6;haha, "only 23 years old" -162881;1358282649;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.22443673 = 224.4367 BTC [-] -162880;1358282663;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.16440693 = 164.4069 BTC [-] -162879;1358282688;Namworld;who's buying those? -162878;1358282791;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu You are wrong about buffet. -162877;1358282803;Bugpowder;He is currently up big on his short put contracts -162876;1358282805;mircea_popescu;Buglouse tt. and on which score ? -162875;1358282819;Bugpowder;Closed some of them for 50% profit already -162874;1358282827;mircea_popescu;wait, this was cca 2009 -162873;1358282839;mircea_popescu;he went from 70 to 40 bn nw or some shit -162872;1358282848;mircea_popescu;1/3 of that was index puts -162871;1358282849;Bugpowder;using black-scholes valuation modes -162870;1358282851;Bugpowder;model -162869;1358282867;mircea_popescu;yea, which alone is funny -162868;1358282873;Bugpowder;which, not sure if its really the right model for those long dated things -162867;1358282874;mircea_popescu;seeing what he thinks of price-based evaluation models lol -162866;1358282892;Bugpowder;man -162865;1358282902;Namworld;Anyone got BTCT.co/BitFunder/Cryptostock stuff? Looking for things to short. -162864;1358283076;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.48 = 0.96 BTC [-] -162863;1358283135;Bugpowder;I hope the options buyer keeps buying the puts -162862;1358283286;mod6;im bullish on btc -162861;1358283321;mod6;it seems hard to find a lot of downside at this stage of the game -162860;1358283372;Bugpowder;:( -162859;1358283387;Bugpowder;I made puts but the buyer isn't buying anymore -162858;1358283396;Bugpowder;Is that 2% fee on the total deposit? -162857;1358283407;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.P140 -162856;1358283408;assbot;Hell, ain't we about more fucked than a whore at closin' time, huh? -162855;1358283436;mod6;need the T|N on the end there thestringpuller -162854;1358283446;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.P140T -162853;1358283448;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P140T] 1D: 0.01029943 / 0.11550245 / 0.11587618 (565 shares, 65.26 BTC), 7D: 0.01029943 / 0.11470805 / 0.12379657 (572 shares, 65.61 BTC), 30D: 0.01029943 / 0.10639863 / 0.168 (3678 shares, 391.33 BTC) -162852;1358283449;thestringpuller;forgot -162851;1358283456;mod6;:] -162850;1358283480;thestringpuller;;;calc (14 - 13.50) / 13.50 -162849;1358283480;gribble;0.037037037037 -162848;1358283505;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C140T -162847;1358283506;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1D: 0.10808014 / 0.10808014 / 0.10808014 (10 shares, 1.08 BTC), 7D: 0.0164898 / 0.10950172 / 0.14775821 (23 shares, 2.52 BTC), 30D: 0.01359389 / 0.02685208 / 0.19999999 (1051 shares, 28.22 BTC) -162846;1358283534;mod6;i feel like it really wants to break out here... im a cash buyer for sure at $10, but i've been really wanting to grab some more quick before it hits 20 -162845;1358283565;mod6;im not saying anything in particular about his position -162844;1358283579;mircea_popescu;tbh i think 20 is more likely than 10 at this point -162843;1358283582;mircea_popescu;but what do i know -162842;1358283597;thestringpuller;thats what she said mod6 -162841;1358283618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3680 @ 0.00475101 = 17.4837 BTC [+] -162840;1358283624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 870 @ 0.00475103 = 4.1334 BTC [+] -162839;1358283674;Namworld;I hardly see why not... -162838;1358283678;mod6;i feel like that was kinda concervitive. i think we might add another zero to the end of that before too long here. -162837;1358283686;mod6;*conservitive -162836;1358283710;mircea_popescu;Namworld bfl. -162835;1358283809;dub;hmm -162834;1358283811;dub;"blocks" : 191463, -162833;1358283818;mod6;maybe so... the asics are a huge let down so far. -162832;1358283827;dub;this is getting silly -162831;1358283847;mod6;i was even hoping to get a few of these going in '13 also (asics) -162830;1358283867;mod6;i didnt pre-order anything, because I'm a wait and see type usually... -162829;1358283897;mod6;But, I am hopful that someone will put together an orginization that can turn out a stable asic product this year. -162828;1358283910;Bugpowder;I think BFL is going to eventually ship. The scam is collecting money a year or more before they actually ship -162827;1358283922;Bugpowder;i KNEW they were going to have issues with the packaging -162826;1358283927;mod6;I have no idea who, or what, but I remain hopful that someone can turn these things out efficiantly and have them be reliable. -162825;1358283928;Bugpowder;flip chip -162824;1358283955;Bugpowder;EskimoBob tru -162823;1358283965;kakobrekla;the pic that bfl showed is not a flipchip -162822;1358283965;mircea_popescu; i didnt pre-order anything, because I'm a wait and see type usuall << seriously wise in this case -162821;1358283969;kakobrekla;the core pic -162820;1358283975;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla exactly. -162819;1358283983;mircea_popescu;i suspect they just cull off interwebs by now. -162818;1358284002;dub;EskimoBob: like make pottery cups? -162817;1358284032;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0047 = 0.0235 BTC [+] -162816;1358284054;mod6;yeah, im more interested in the asics for personal btc mining and some research -162815;1358284065;dub;dude everyone has made a pottery cup when they were 4-5 years old -162814;1358284075;mod6;I have this dream to build a really extensive elastic asic network -162813;1358284122;mod6;like, on demand -162812;1358284139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 876 @ 0.00475103 = 4.1619 BTC [+] -162811;1358284158;mod6;anyway, a long ways off. i want to see what I can build with these things. -162810;1358284159;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.44 = 4.4 BTC [-] -162809;1358284164;mod6;along with some rasberry pi's -162808;1358284193;mod6;*raspberry -162807;1358284198;mod6;god my spelling is bad. -162806;1358284211;dub;no thats a stupid word -162805;1358284226;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 33 @ 0.3299 = 10.8867 BTC [-] -162804;1358284226;mod6;what is? -162803;1358284226;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.33 = 0.66 BTC [+] -162802;1358284236;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.48 = 1.92 BTC [-] -162801;1358284241;dub;also, isnt want you can build with a sha2 hashing asic fairly limited, to hashign sha2? -162800;1358284249;dub;mod6: raspberry -162799;1358284257;mod6;oh hehe -162798;1358284278;mod6;well, i believe that with the asic you can program the array anyway you wish really... -162797;1358284296;jcpham;cook eggs -162796;1358284309;mod6;and i was thinking if it was something like UCS, but instead of just CPUs, it could be large cards of FPGAs -162795;1358284309;dub;mod6: not afaik, you're thinking fpga? -162794;1358284324;mod6;and in a distributed network you could have a cloud of fpga's -162793;1358284349;mircea_popescu;asics != fpga in any way -162792;1358284350;mod6;dub: oh maybe i am -162791;1358284371;mircea_popescu;those things may be used to possibly fold, for instance, but only if you do some transforms on the fold problem to make it like a hash -162790;1358284379;mod6;im talking about the same thing as the guy was trying to sell from BTC FPGA -162789;1358284382;mod6;so that thing yeah -162788;1358284399;mod6;sorry, im wicked tired -162787;1358284421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.00475103 = 12.3527 BTC [+] -162786;1358284445;mod6;anyway, was a dream I had this morning -162785;1358284451;mod6;who knows :D -162784;1358284520;mircea_popescu;mod6 due to painfully obvious market inefficiency i would say by the time 3rd generation asics are here -162783;1358284528;mircea_popescu;we will be awash in useless chips to do any research w/e -162782;1358284580;mod6;hmm.. yeah, we'll just have to see what these guys can come up with -162781;1358284728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3100 @ 0.00471726 = 14.6235 BTC [-] -162780;1358284814;mod6;so, ok yeah. i see that they are different from this chart -162779;1358284816;mod6;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison -162778;1358285038;mircea_popescu;basically an asic is burned in silicon -162777;1358285049;mircea_popescu;a fpga is more like an old flashable bios -162776;1358285725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00472941 = 9.9318 BTC [+] -162775;1358285727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00471726 = 6.6042 BTC [-] -162774;1358285834;mod6;i see. -162773;1358285855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2654 @ 0.00475103 = 12.6092 BTC [+] -162772;1358285856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1196 @ 0.00475106 = 5.6823 BTC [+] -162771;1358285972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00471726 = 3.5379 BTC [-] -162770;1358285976;dub;well kinda -162769;1358286126;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: good layman explanation -162768;1358286143;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: good response to the ddos too -162767;1358286166;dub;fpga has is an array of various logic units that can operate in a number of ways, you give it a program of sorts telling it what you want them to behave and route between each other -162766;1358286170;thestringpuller;did you ever find out if it was a dns attack or direct to your ip? -162765;1358286183;mod6;i was thinking with the way that the fpga could be reprogrammed on the fly, it could be used in an elastic environment -162764;1358286192;mod6;and low power! :D -162763;1358286195;dub;s/what/how -162762;1358286196;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller it took out the entire gold network at gnax atlanta. -162761;1358286208;mircea_popescu;but we're pretty certain it was directed at mpex.co -162760;1358286225;thestringpuller;it took out a gold networm? -162759;1358286230;thestringpuller;network* -162758;1358286237;dub;asic is bascially taking that 'program' and building somethign specific for it -162757;1358286258;mircea_popescu;http://gold.gnax.net/ << that -162756;1358286306;dub;hence the Feild Programable and Application Specific portions -162755;1358286499;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [-] -162754;1358287101;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 500 @ 0.2328178 = 116.4089 BTC [+] -162753;1358287103;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 750 @ 0.17610041 = 132.0753 BTC [+] -162752;1358287208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00474618 = 3.5596 BTC [+] -162751;1358287209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00471726 = 14.1518 BTC [-] -162750;1358287530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.00065936 = 7.5497 BTC [-] -162749;1358287573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 734 @ 0.00471726 = 3.4625 BTC [-] -162748;1358287652;dub;mircea_popescu: did the dos come with an extortion attempt or anything? -162747;1358287661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00474093 = 7.5855 BTC [+] -162746;1358287673;mircea_popescu;dub no contact. -162745;1358287822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 156 @ 0.00635539 = 0.9914 BTC [-] -162744;1358288040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00471726 = 11.7932 BTC [-] -162743;1358288181;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.4111 = 2.0555 BTC [-] -162742;1358288354;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 13 @ 0.411 = 5.343 BTC [-] -162741;1358288429;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.33 = 4.95 BTC [+] -162740;1358288528;mod6;*yawn* -162739;1358288534;mod6;omg -162738;1358288608;Namworld;... I want to short some of these... -162737;1358288620;Korbman;gah, I'm sooo bored at work today -162736;1358288627;Namworld;Sure no one has something they'd lend for a fee? -162735;1358288642;Namworld;I feel like short selling. -162734;1358288650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1616 @ 0.00471726 = 7.6231 BTC [-] -162733;1358288652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 384 @ 0.00471725 = 1.8114 BTC [-] -162732;1358288705;thestringpuller;smickles dors -162731;1358288707;thestringpuller;does -162730;1358288716;thestringpuller;.2% -162729;1358288747;mircea_popescu;you wanna short basic mining ?! -162728;1358288771;jcpham;what is basicmining -162727;1358288773;Namworld;Not just that =/ -162726;1358288780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00474093 = 2.1334 BTC [+] -162725;1358288788;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 450 @ 0.0047 = 2.115 BTC [+] -162724;1358288814;jcpham;i have no choice but continue to mine & hoard -162723;1358288841;kakobrekla;hoarding if for hoardes -162722;1358288852;kakobrekla;is -162721;1358288856;kakobrekla;if=is -162720;1358288859;jcpham;i set my pool payout address to 1Dice because i can -162719;1358288861;kakobrekla;motherfuck. -162718;1358288867;jcpham;hahaha -162717;1358288897;jurov;looks like mpoe-pr has heard my plea for succinct sample of her personality -162716;1358288899;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102181.msg1456179#msg1456179 -162715;1358289127;mircea_popescu;lol -162714;1358289149;mircea_popescu;jcpham it's all just hashing right ? -162713;1358289239;jcpham;one big house of cards -162712;1358289250;jcpham;you can thank me later for propping it up -162711;1358289266;mircea_popescu;i'd rather thank you now than later at 107% -162710;1358289273;jcpham;haha -162709;1358289431;mircea_popescu;"Another delay we've had to endure is the fact that we have effectively tied the ASIC teams payment to the success of the chip. If the chip were to be a failure they don't get paid... so they have incentive to get it right but that has made them very cautious and slow to approve final masks" -162708;1358289436;mircea_popescu;sounds like a fine way to not have a team. -162707;1358289448;mircea_popescu;i never heard of engineers working on that sort of retainer. -162706;1358289452;mircea_popescu;or doctors, for that matter. -162705;1358289454;mircea_popescu;lawyers rarely do. -162704;1358289538;Korbman;I know some lawyers that do -162703;1358289544;Korbman;especially if they know they have a solid case -162702;1358289599;Bugpowder;My wife does -162701;1358289602;Korbman;there are plenty of blue collar jobs that use the same system, particularly in agriculture -162700;1358289607;Bugpowder;it is way more lucrative than hourly -162699;1358289621;Bugpowder;if you have the right case pipeline -162698;1358289637;Korbman;exactly -162697;1358289658;Korbman;and if you're a fast and accurate worker, you can surpass hourly workers regularly -162696;1358289737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 116 @ 0.00471725 = 0.5472 BTC [-] -162695;1358289740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2767 @ 0.00470902 = 13.0299 BTC [-] -162694;1358289742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00466459 = 4.1981 BTC [-] -162693;1358289743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 179 @ 0.00466414 = 0.8349 BTC [-] -162692;1358289926;Bugpowder;In my limited experience with silicon mfg contracting, you send a detailed spec sheet. If they don't meet the spec, they don't get paid. -162691;1358289952;mircea_popescu;you're talking production -162690;1358289957;mircea_popescu;he's talking design. -162689;1358289959;Bugpowder;Of course, there is a discussion about the spec -162688;1358289969;Bugpowder;between the mfg and the designer -162687;1358289974;Bugpowder;ok -162686;1358289982;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder and yes some lawyers do, but only when they make more that way -162685;1358289990;mircea_popescu;which is moot since he;'s arguing it as a cost reduction measure -162684;1358289996;mircea_popescu;rather than as an expensive financing option. -162683;1358290025;mircea_popescu;in general you should be able to borrow to pay a fixed retainer rather than have to offer the laywer a % as in personal injury cases -162682;1358290436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00466414 = 1.6324 BTC [-] -162681;1358290880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 196 @ 0.00466414 = 0.9142 BTC [-] -162680;1358290882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 264 @ 0.00465692 = 1.2294 BTC [-] -162679;1358291260;Namworld;Hmm, looks like Gigavps has actually started paying people... -162678;1358291284;gigavps;indeed -162677;1358291365;jcpham;hooray! -162676;1358291468;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [-] -162675;1358291576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00474093 = 0.237 BTC [+] -162674;1358291578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2179 @ 0.00475106 = 10.3526 BTC [+] -162673;1358291592;thestringpuller;oh wow -162672;1358291737;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [-] -162671;1358291963;dub;mircea_popescu: doesn't sound far fetched at all -162670;1358292001;mircea_popescu;dub what that ? -162669;1358292035;Namworld;I suppose you're still not going to claim them tho? =/ -162668;1358292052;dub;a contract with the manufacturer that they don't get paid if its not delivered -162667;1358292074;mircea_popescu;dub manufacturer yes. the thread looks like it's about the desginer team. -162666;1358292110;mircea_popescu;Namworld you think 50 btc or w/e it is changes my mind about stuff like submitting us taxids ?! -162665;1358292119;dub;lots of things I work on are more punitive, ie we start paying penalties for late delivery as well as not getting paid -162664;1358292139;mircea_popescu;dub but they're all commodified i bet. -162663;1358292158;Namworld;It doesn't require US tax ID but eh -162662;1358292332;mircea_popescu;anyway. no, nothing's changed. -162661;1358292357;Namworld;Would have thought so. -162660;1358292362;dub;im talking things that need design/build to be delivered -162659;1358292476;dub;similar situation, customer wants x to do y in z, a project arises to achieve it funded by the promise of its success -162658;1358292646;mircea_popescu;really ?! -162657;1358292652;dub;failure is a, not uncommon, calculated risk -162656;1358292656;mircea_popescu;well, i never heard of it, myself. -162655;1358292664;mircea_popescu;i guess our worlds never met. -162654;1358292754;dub;one spectacular project failure in recent years resulted in a $50m writeoff -162653;1358292904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00475106 = 7.3641 BTC [+] -162652;1358292916;dub;just what was spent on land/kit/ip for a build out before deciding it wasn't going to return capital -162651;1358293006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3075 @ 0.00475106 = 14.6095 BTC [+] -162650;1358293008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 71 @ 0.00475111 = 0.3373 BTC [+] -162649;1358293149;jcpham;http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-57563963-94/with-gobank-you-can-carry-all-your-money-in-a-pocket/ -162648;1358293174;Namworld;That wasted money would have been better spent on my little selfish person... 50 million... -162647;1358293287;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-one-person-id-like-to-meet/ -162646;1358293291;dub;its pocket change really -162645;1358293353;dub;that was just a pilot for what would have cost a billion+ -162644;1358293494;Namworld;They should run a pilot project on wether if they give me 50 million, I'll have 50 million. -162643;1358293502;mircea_popescu;they're still falling over each other with this non-bitcoin online payments thing ? -162642;1358293512;Namworld;YES -162641;1358293515;jcpham;apparently -162640;1358293520;Namworld;Feel free to burn them -162639;1358293576;mircea_popescu;what's the point even -162638;1358293585;mircea_popescu;like the new and improved horse carriage, cca 1910 -162637;1358293679;jcpham;but with a new carriage compnay though -162636;1358293690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00475111 = 9.0271 BTC [+] -162635;1358293725;kakobrekla;a bmw carriage -162634;1358293772;mircea_popescu;would kick all ass too. if i was ceo of bmw i'd totally do that -162633;1358293782;mircea_popescu;unveil a horsedrawn carriage at the 2013 whatever expo -162632;1358293805;mod6;i'd buy one -162631;1358293813;mod6;i need a horse -162630;1358293830;dub;I'd scrap all the BMWs and resell toyota -162629;1358293841;dub;far superior -162628;1358293843;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't buy a toyota. -162627;1358293856;dub;thats because you have never driven a car -162626;1358293861;mircea_popescu;hahaha possibly. -162625;1358293868;mircea_popescu;in fact i've never bought anything other than germanz. -162624;1358293876;jcpham;if you own a horse and a plow you can probably grow your own food to -162623;1358293877;jurov;mircea would do this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cookiesound/7387458292/sizes/l/in/photostream/ -162622;1358293888;jcpham;or grow lots of your own food -162621;1358293891;mircea_popescu;lol -162620;1358293897;mircea_popescu;with dudes tho ?! -162619;1358293916;jurov;with bitches ofc -162618;1358293925;jcpham;i'd drive the carriage -162617;1358293933;mod6;haha -162616;1358293954;jurov;i've seen them firsthand on vienna pride 2012.. lovely -162615;1358294026;mircea_popescu;there's a dude in californioa doing this for years -162614;1358294032;mircea_popescu;with girls. -162613;1358294060;kakobrekla;urlpls -162612;1358294124;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 77 @ 0.01 = 0.77 BTC [+] -162611;1358294126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00470888 = 0.9418 BTC [-] -162610;1358294168;mircea_popescu;mmm -162609;1358294215;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.13 BTC -162608;1358294266;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/11/Ponygirl_folsom2005.jpg liek -162607;1358294454;mircea_popescu;bah -162606;1358294472;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1613 BTC [+] -162605;1358294475;mircea_popescu;so a week or so ago - was it a week jurov ? - i was dealing with people rounding off the last two digits -162604;1358294481;mircea_popescu;now they're sending whole btc ;/ -162603;1358294487;kakobrekla;i dunno who is the attention whore on that last pic -162602;1358294507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 578 @ 0.00468969 = 2.7106 BTC [-] -162601;1358294509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2418 @ 0.00466509 = 11.2802 BTC [-] -162600;1358294510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 619 @ 0.00465692 = 2.8826 BTC [-] -162599;1358294543;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 8 @ 0.79 = 6.32 BTC [-] -162598;1358294569;kakobrekla;yeah pregenerated disposable addys ftw -162597;1358294609;mircea_popescu;no. reading faqs ftw. -162596;1358294626;kakobrekla;nobody does that. -162595;1358294630;kakobrekla;its silly to expect. -162594;1358294636;mircea_popescu;free money, can't argue with that. -162593;1358295019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00470888 = 10.8304 BTC [+] -162592;1358295022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1483 @ 0.00475108 = 7.0459 BTC [+] -162591;1358295204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00475108 = 10.4524 BTC [+] -162590;1358295867;jurov;yes, noreadingfags -162589;1358296250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 117 @ 0.00465692 = 0.5449 BTC [-] -162588;1358296252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00463 = 5.093 BTC [-] -162587;1358296253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 483 @ 0.00462501 = 2.2339 BTC [-] -162586;1358296327;Schadenfreude;Aaaaaand - filled -162585;1358296334;mircea_popescu;http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m85jzb5Fsc1rqh6xjo1_500.jpg -162584;1358296425;Schadenfreude;Half negress posing as soldier, what's so special about it? -162583;1358296483;mircea_popescu;special ? nothing's special, what are you, a romantic ? -162582;1358296508;mircea_popescu;im just saving it here for when vrag shows up -162581;1358296522;jcpham;too funny -162580;1358296523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00470759 = 2.1184 BTC [+] -162579;1358296869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 727 @ 0.00475101 = 3.454 BTC [+] -162578;1358296943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3066 @ 0.00471989 = 14.4712 BTC [-] -162577;1358296945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2817 @ 0.00470759 = 13.2613 BTC [-] -162576;1358297831;mircea_popescu;this is funny, my book is almost equally divided calls/puts. -162575;1358297838;mircea_popescu;so... stable prices ? -162574;1358298056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2233 @ 0.00470759 = 10.512 BTC [-] -162573;1358298194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4850 @ 0.0046602 = 22.602 BTC [-] -162572;1358298548;thestringpuller;;;ticker -162571;1358298548;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.29004, Best ask: 14.34998, Bid-ask spread: 0.05994, Last trade: 14.29004, 24 hour volume: 51477.40480267, 24 hour low: 13.99178, 24 hour high: 14.47899, 24 hour vwap: 14.20207 -162570;1358299024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 822 @ 0.0046602 = 3.8307 BTC [-] -162569;1358299026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3567 @ 0.00467875 = 16.6891 BTC [+] -162568;1358299341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3150 @ 0.00463188 = 14.5904 BTC [-] -162567;1358299343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00462501 = 6.2438 BTC [-] -162566;1358299976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 417 @ 0.00462501 = 1.9286 BTC [-] -162565;1358299982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1183 @ 0.00462455 = 5.4708 BTC [-] -162564;1358300348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00463216 = 5.5586 BTC [+] -162563;1358300677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3450 @ 0.00462455 = 15.9547 BTC [-] -162562;1358301848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00463216 = 9.7275 BTC [+] -162561;1358301942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00463216 = 8.8011 BTC [+] -162560;1358302293;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 77 @ 0.0047 = 0.3619 BTC [+] -162559;1358302366;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 18 @ 0.33 = 5.94 BTC [+] -162558;1358302907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.0046278 = 10.1812 BTC [-] -162557;1358302909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00463216 = 2.5477 BTC [+] -162556;1358302910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2048 @ 0.00463483 = 9.4921 BTC [+] -162555;1358302912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2 @ 0.00463807 = 0.0093 BTC [+] -162554;1358303127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00462458 = 1.9978 BTC [-] -162553;1358303129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2086 @ 0.00462455 = 9.6468 BTC [-] -162552;1358303881;jurov;!ticker mp s.dice -162551;1358303882;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00449484 / 0.00467464 / 0.00475112 (528892 shares, 2,472.38 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00466731 / 0.0048 (1978804 shares, 9,235.70 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00361629 / 0.0048 (11800824 shares, 42,675.25 BTC) -162550;1358303894;jurov;!ticker mp s.mpoe -162549;1358303895;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063095 / 0.00065714 / 0.00066 (348511 shares, 229.02 BTC), 7D: 0.00062769 / 0.00065782 / 0.00066 (6823379 shares, 4,488.62 BTC), 30D: 0.00058738 / 0.00063615 / 0.00066 (43800018 shares, 27,863.71 BTC) -162548;1358304707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00463803 = 2.0036 BTC [+] -162547;1358304709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8676 @ 0.00463807 = 40.2399 BTC [+] -162546;1358305022;kakobrekla;http://25.media.tumblr.com/b2332320a0ebc78c9047aff229002ae5/tumblr_mgntro9m3X1ql2603o1_500.jpg -162545;1358305700;mircea_popescu;anyone remember how the gribble diff calc works ? -162544;1358305703;mircea_popescu;;;bc,diff 135 -162543;1358305704;gribble;3249549.5844872 -162542;1358305710;mircea_popescu;;;bc,calc 135 -162541;1358305710;gribble;use the 'gentime' command instead -162540;1358305716;mircea_popescu;;;gentime 135 -162539;1358305717;gribble;The average time to generate a block at 135.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 3249549.58449, is 3 years, 14 weeks, 3 days, 13 hours, 56 minutes, and 48 seconds -162538;1358305768;mircea_popescu;;;gentime 135000 -162537;1358305769;gribble;The average time to generate a block at 135000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 3249549.58449, is 1 day, 4 hours, 43 minutes, and 4 seconds -162536;1358305804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00463806 = 2.319 BTC [-] -162535;1358305806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00463807 = 0.9276 BTC [+] -162534;1358306806;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 598 @ 0.0099 = 5.9202 BTC [-] -162533;1358306834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00463086 = 2.0005 BTC [-] -162532;1358306836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2218 @ 0.00463081 = 10.2711 BTC [-] -162531;1358307083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00463802 = 2.0036 BTC [+] -162530;1358307085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 568 @ 0.00463806 = 2.6344 BTC [+] -162529;1358307178;pigeons;from the forum, turn on subtitles: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=C4SnUObMd0o -162528;1358307216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00463082 = 2.0005 BTC [-] -162527;1358307216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 932 @ 0.00463081 = 4.3159 BTC [-] -162526;1358307218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 231 @ 0.00462455 = 1.0683 BTC [-] -162525;1358307222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 60 @ 0.00462455 = 0.2775 BTC [-] -162524;1358307224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 645 @ 0.00462281 = 2.9817 BTC [-] -162523;1358307275;mircea_popescu;this subtitles trend... i like it! -162522;1358307366;mircea_popescu;ahahah -162521;1358307407;mircea_popescu;hey, is that filmned in belgrade ? -162520;1358307425;pigeons;just pasted from the forum -162519;1358307447;mircea_popescu;that looks like one of the nicer spots, towards the park. -162518;1358307558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00462286 = 1.9971 BTC [+] -162517;1358307560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 868 @ 0.00462281 = 4.0126 BTC [-] -162516;1358307768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00463802 = 2.0036 BTC [+] -162515;1358307769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 182 @ 0.00463806 = 0.8441 BTC [+] -162514;1358307771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1654 @ 0.00463807 = 7.6714 BTC [+] -162513;1358307860;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 8 @ 0.79 = 6.32 BTC [-] -162512;1358307862;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 10 @ 0.84 = 8.4 BTC [+] -162511;1358307863;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.849 = 1.698 BTC [+] -162510;1358308187;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0047 = 0.0094 BTC [+] -162509;1358308785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00463804 = 2.0036 BTC [-] -162508;1358308787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 168 @ 0.00463807 = 0.7792 BTC [+] -162507;1358308788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00466124 = 5.5935 BTC [+] -162506;1358308789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1088 @ 0.00466698 = 5.0777 BTC [+] -162505;1358309257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1049 @ 0.00466698 = 4.8957 BTC [+] -162504;1358309259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 333 @ 0.00467875 = 1.558 BTC [+] -162503;1358309260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 518 @ 0.00469272 = 2.4308 BTC [+] -162502;1358309520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00469272 = 13.1396 BTC [+] -162501;1358310124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00463464 = 2.0022 BTC [-] -162500;1358310125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1468 @ 0.00463459 = 6.8036 BTC [-] -162499;1358310244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00463462 = 2.0022 BTC [+] -162498;1358310246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0046346 = 2.0021 BTC [-] -162497;1358310246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 582 @ 0.00463459 = 2.6973 BTC [-] -162496;1358310248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4 @ 0.00462285 = 0.0185 BTC [-] -162495;1358310423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0046229 = 1.9971 BTC [+] -162494;1358310425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 861 @ 0.00462285 = 3.9803 BTC [-] -162493;1358310426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1537 @ 0.00462281 = 7.1053 BTC [-] -162492;1358310427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 370 @ 0.00461942 = 1.7092 BTC [-] -162491;1358311138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.00463655 = 9.5049 BTC [+] -162490;1358311140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2880 @ 0.00461942 = 13.3039 BTC [-] -162489;1358311141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2270 @ 0.00461489 = 10.4758 BTC [-] -162488;1358311466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0046927 = 2.0272 BTC [+] -162487;1358311468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3678 @ 0.00469272 = 17.2598 BTC [+] -162486;1358311469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 705 @ 0.004695 = 3.31 BTC [+] -162485;1358311660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0046149 = 1.9936 BTC [-] -162484;1358311661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 930 @ 0.00461489 = 4.2918 BTC [-] -162483;1358311662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 88 @ 0.00460968 = 0.4057 BTC [-] -162482;1358311844;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -162481;1358311846;gribble;Current Blocks: 216716 | Current Difficulty: 3249549.5844872 | Next Difficulty At Block: 217727 | Next Difficulty In: 1011 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 17 hours, 21 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2958271.49649687 | Estimated Percent Change: -8.96364497347 -162480;1358312820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1931 @ 0.00460968 = 8.9013 BTC [-] -162479;1358312821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4069 @ 0.00460366 = 18.7323 BTC [-] -162478;1358312823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1470 @ 0.00459927 = 6.7609 BTC [-] -162477;1358313050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 726 @ 0.0006546 = 0.4752 BTC [-] -162476;1358313052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29110 @ 0.00065459 = 19.0551 BTC [-] -162475;1358313053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4264 @ 0.00065363 = 2.7871 BTC [-] -162474;1358315208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1824 @ 0.00459927 = 8.3891 BTC [-] -162473;1358315752;mircea_popescu;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-01-14/it-begins-bundesbank-commence-repatriating-gold-new-york-fed -162472;1358315757;mircea_popescu;and so it begins. -162471;1358315834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 510 @ 0.00465394 = 2.3735 BTC [+] -162470;1358315836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0046543 = 2.0107 BTC [+] -162469;1358315837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0046543 = 2.0107 BTC [+] -162468;1358315839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00465431 = 8.3778 BTC [+] -162467;1358315839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 624 @ 0.00465996 = 2.9078 BTC [+] -162466;1358315840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 545 @ 0.004695 = 2.5588 BTC [+] -162465;1358315841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00470171 = 7.0526 BTC [+] -162464;1358315842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 698 @ 0.00470707 = 3.2855 BTC [+] -162463;1358316784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00460113 = 5.0612 BTC [-] -162462;1358316786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00465223 = 5.5827 BTC [+] -162461;1358316787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 427 @ 0.00470707 = 2.0099 BTC [+] -162460;1358316789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1467 @ 0.00471289 = 6.9138 BTC [+] -162459;1358317083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00459928 = 1.9869 BTC [-] -162458;1358317085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1384 @ 0.00459927 = 6.3654 BTC [-] -162457;1358317086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1082 @ 0.00459916 = 4.9763 BTC [-] -162456;1358317087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00459239 = 2.7554 BTC [-] -162455;1358317089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 172 @ 0.00459179 = 0.7898 BTC [-] -162454;1358318071;mircea_popescu;wtf is this -162453;1358318077;mircea_popescu;buy 50 btcworth, sell 50 btc worth -162452;1358318282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0046523 = 2.0098 BTC [+] -162451;1358318284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 618 @ 0.00465229 = 2.8751 BTC [-] -162450;1358318838;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoin-wins-more-bundesbank-will-deutsches-gold-zuruckholen/ -162449;1358318958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1182 @ 0.00465229 = 5.499 BTC [-] -162448;1358318960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2118 @ 0.00459179 = 9.7254 BTC [-] -162447;1358319094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00471286 = 2.036 BTC [+] -162446;1358319096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1568 @ 0.00471289 = 7.3898 BTC [+] -162445;1358319457;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0047 BTC [+] -162444;1358319495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00471284 = 2.0359 BTC [-] -162443;1358319497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00471286 = 2.036 BTC [+] -162442;1358319497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00471286 = 2.036 BTC [+] -162441;1358319498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1240 @ 0.00471289 = 5.844 BTC [+] -162440;1358319500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1414 @ 0.00471489 = 6.6669 BTC [+] -162439;1358319545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00471489 = 9.4298 BTC [+] -162438;1358319823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00469631 = 2.0288 BTC [-] -162437;1358319825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 168 @ 0.00469628 = 0.789 BTC [-] -162436;1358320155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00471487 = 2.0368 BTC [+] -162435;1358320156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 636 @ 0.00471489 = 2.9987 BTC [+] -162434;1358320158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00472584 = 13.7049 BTC [+] -162433;1358320159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00473143 = 2.8389 BTC [+] -162432;1358320538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00469633 = 2.0288 BTC [-] -162431;1358320540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2382 @ 0.00469628 = 11.1865 BTC [-] -162430;1358320822;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -162429;1358320824;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.41 = 4.1 BTC [-] -162428;1358320854;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4061 BTC [-] -162427;1358320855;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 13 @ 0.406 = 5.278 BTC [-] -162426;1358320857;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.403 = 2.418 BTC [-] -162425;1358320936;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.449 BTC [+] -162424;1358321013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 336 @ 0.0046911 = 1.5762 BTC [-] -162423;1358321020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00471486 = 4.7149 BTC [+] -162422;1358321022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1364 @ 0.00473143 = 6.4537 BTC [+] -162421;1358321429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00464762 = 2.0078 BTC [-] -162420;1358321431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00464762 = 2.0078 BTC [-] -162419;1358321433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1236 @ 0.00464758 = 5.7444 BTC [-] -162418;1358321928;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.301 = 0.903 BTC [-] -162417;1358321930;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 40 @ 0.3 = 12 BTC [-] -162416;1358322039;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/sbvps-delisting-notice/ -162415;1358322047;mircea_popescu;S.BVPS to be delisted, Feb 15th -162414;1358322235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19850 @ 0.00065364 = 12.9748 BTC [+] -162413;1358322237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27836 @ 0.00065363 = 18.1944 BTC [-] -162412;1358322242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6414 @ 0.00065135 = 4.1778 BTC [-] -162411;1358322584;pigeons;mircea_popescu is trying to push Namjiies into using the rota one way or another ;) -162410;1358322586;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.006 BTC [-] -162409;1358322593;mircea_popescu;lol -162408;1358322664;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 33 @ 0.3299 = 10.8867 BTC [+] -162407;1358322750;Namworld;no... I wanted to stick around but eh -162406;1358322761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0047077 = 2.0337 BTC [+] -162405;1358322762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00470774 = 9.8863 BTC [+] -162404;1358322772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2700 @ 0.0047133 = 12.7259 BTC [+] -162403;1358322775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3436 @ 0.00473143 = 16.2572 BTC [+] -162402;1358322775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1580 @ 0.00473148 = 7.4757 BTC [+] -162401;1358322780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00474996 = 18.9998 BTC [+] -162400;1358322786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5670 @ 0.00474999 = 26.9324 BTC [+] -162399;1358322788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3670 @ 0.00475002 = 17.4326 BTC [+] -162398;1358322789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9990 @ 0.00475009 = 47.4534 BTC [+] -162397;1358322794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 373 @ 0.00475101 = 1.7721 BTC [+] -162396;1358322798;Namworld;My copartners weren't too enthusiastic. I managed to convince them on a new contract, but we're real turtles -162395;1358322800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3317 @ 0.00475108 = 15.7593 BTC [+] -162394;1358322801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3029 @ 0.00475111 = 14.3911 BTC [+] -162393;1358322803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4328 @ 0.00475112 = 20.5628 BTC [+] -162392;1358322804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4027 @ 0.00475112 = 19.1328 BTC [+] -162391;1358322805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 229 @ 0.00475127 = 1.088 BTC [+] -162390;1358322806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00475193 = 10.4542 BTC [+] -162389;1358322807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00475247 = 4.7525 BTC [+] -162388;1358322808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00475614 = 8.0854 BTC [+] -162387;1358322809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1585 @ 0.00475625 = 7.5387 BTC [+] -162386;1358322811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3006 @ 0.00475847 = 14.304 BTC [+] -162385;1358322813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00475908 = 4.997 BTC [+] -162384;1358322818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4450 @ 0.00475914 = 21.1782 BTC [+] -162383;1358322824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20000 @ 0.00476 = 95.2 BTC [+] -162382;1358322839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.00476002 = 18.0881 BTC [+] -162381;1358322845;Namworld;Well with rg's previous violations too, no financial statements plus neglect. -162380;1358322846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5200 @ 0.0047614 = 24.7593 BTC [+] -162379;1358322846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3300 @ 0.00476203 = 15.7147 BTC [+] -162378;1358322847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1855 @ 0.00476745 = 8.8436 BTC [+] -162377;1358322849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7187 @ 0.00476839 = 34.2704 BTC [+] -162376;1358322850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00476914 = 1.6692 BTC [+] -162375;1358322854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4050 @ 0.00477094 = 19.3223 BTC [+] -162374;1358322860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2950 @ 0.00477199 = 14.0774 BTC [+] -162373;1358322861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1056 @ 0.00477363 = 5.041 BTC [+] -162372;1358322861;Namworld;Guess we're not up to MPEx's standards. -162371;1358322862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00477406 = 8.1159 BTC [+] -162370;1358322872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 529 @ 0.00477469 = 2.5258 BTC [+] -162369;1358322874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1938 @ 0.00477525 = 9.2544 BTC [+] -162368;1358322874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00477533 = 7.8793 BTC [+] -162367;1358322880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00477577 = 6.6861 BTC [+] -162366;1358322886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00477619 = 5.7314 BTC [+] -162365;1358322887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2782 @ 0.00477922 = 13.2958 BTC [+] -162364;1358322892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00477933 = 5.9742 BTC [+] -162363;1358322894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00478196 = 5.7384 BTC [+] -162362;1358322895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1224 @ 0.00478275 = 5.8541 BTC [+] -162361;1358322900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3550 @ 0.00478339 = 16.981 BTC [+] -162360;1358322902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.0047848 = 7.4164 BTC [+] -162359;1358322903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.00478494 = 9.8091 BTC [+] -162358;1358322907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00478529 = 4.0675 BTC [+] -162357;1358322909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4700 @ 0.00478529 = 22.4909 BTC [+] -162356;1358322910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1366 @ 0.0047853 = 6.5367 BTC [+] -162355;1358322920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1370 @ 0.0047887 = 6.5605 BTC [+] -162354;1358322922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1089 @ 0.00479075 = 5.2171 BTC [+] -162353;1358322928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1405 @ 0.00479079 = 6.7311 BTC [+] -162352;1358322930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 739 @ 0.00479383 = 3.5426 BTC [+] -162351;1358322933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.00479515 = 18.2216 BTC [+] -162350;1358322935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 163 @ 0.00479613 = 0.7818 BTC [+] -162349;1358322936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4532 @ 0.00479624 = 21.7366 BTC [+] -162348;1358322938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00479836 = 8.637 BTC [+] -162347;1358322939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00479859 = 10.317 BTC [+] -162346;1358322940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4071 @ 0.00479887 = 19.5362 BTC [+] -162345;1358322941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3300 @ 0.00479891 = 15.8364 BTC [+] -162344;1358322943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2504 @ 0.00479944 = 12.0178 BTC [+] -162343;1358322944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 249513 @ 0.0048 = 1197.6624 BTC [+] -162342;1358322945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00480255 = 10.0854 BTC [+] -162341;1358322946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00480415 = 5.2846 BTC [+] -162340;1358322947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 823 @ 0.00480454 = 3.9541 BTC [+] -162339;1358322948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1126 @ 0.00480477 = 5.4102 BTC [+] -162338;1358322951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 770 @ 0.00480607 = 3.7007 BTC [+] -162337;1358322952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3332 @ 0.00480648 = 16.0152 BTC [+] -162336;1358322954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00480769 = 10.0961 BTC [+] -162335;1358322955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.00480771 = 16.827 BTC [+] -162334;1358322960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1068 @ 0.00480836 = 5.1353 BTC [+] -162333;1358322962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2184 @ 0.00480844 = 10.5016 BTC [+] -162332;1358322963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2203 @ 0.0048088 = 10.5938 BTC [+] -162331;1358322964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00480882 = 2.6449 BTC [+] -162330;1358322968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2350 @ 0.00480946 = 11.3022 BTC [+] -162329;1358322969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4350 @ 0.00480947 = 20.9212 BTC [+] -162328;1358322970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00481158 = 2.8869 BTC [+] -162327;1358322975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.00481168 = 12.5104 BTC [+] -162326;1358322981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00481194 = 9.6239 BTC [+] -162325;1358322986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00481305 = 12.0326 BTC [+] -162324;1358322988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00481453 = 6.7403 BTC [+] -162323;1358322989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.0048158 = 1.6855 BTC [+] -162322;1358322991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00481605 = 3.1304 BTC [+] -162321;1358322992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3819 @ 0.00481704 = 18.3963 BTC [+] -162320;1358322995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1606 @ 0.0048176 = 7.7371 BTC [+] -162319;1358322998;mircea_popescu;da fuck -162318;1358323000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00481882 = 2.4094 BTC [+] -162317;1358323002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5550 @ 0.00481908 = 26.7459 BTC [+] -162316;1358323003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3143 @ 0.0048201 = 15.1496 BTC [+] -162315;1358323005;mircea_popescu;sdice can do this too ?! -162314;1358323005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2750 @ 0.00482146 = 13.259 BTC [+] -162313;1358323006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3600 @ 0.00482248 = 17.3609 BTC [+] -162312;1358323007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2656 @ 0.00482339 = 12.8109 BTC [+] -162311;1358323008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2676 @ 0.00482662 = 12.916 BTC [+] -162310;1358323009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4996 @ 0.00483162 = 24.1388 BTC [+] -162309;1358323010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00483188 = 7.4894 BTC [+] -162308;1358323013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4600 @ 0.00483298 = 22.2317 BTC [+] -162307;1358323015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00483332 = 14.0166 BTC [+] -162306;1358323015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00483545 = 11.6051 BTC [+] -162305;1358323017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 603 @ 0.00483635 = 2.9163 BTC [+] -162304;1358323129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00483632 = 24.1816 BTC [-] -162303;1358323131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00483634 = 2.0893 BTC [+] -162302;1358323136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1097 @ 0.00483635 = 5.3055 BTC [+] -162301;1358323142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1606 @ 0.00483735 = 7.7688 BTC [+] -162300;1358323144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 572 @ 0.00483826 = 2.7675 BTC [+] -162299;1358323154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4900 @ 0.00483927 = 23.7124 BTC [+] -162298;1358323155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00483967 = 0.9679 BTC [+] -162297;1358323160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.0048409 = 11.1341 BTC [+] -162296;1358323161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00484094 = 14.0387 BTC [+] -162295;1358323162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 993 @ 0.00484477 = 4.8109 BTC [+] -162294;1358323196;leotreasure;lol cool -162293;1358323223;Namworld;apparently -162292;1358323281;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -162291;1358323282;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0045637 / 0.00474129 / 0.00484477 (1020519 shares, 4,838.58 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00469048 / 0.00484477 (2519971 shares, 11,819.89 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00367557 / 0.00484477 (12302512 shares, 45,218.75 BTC) -162290;1358323292;mircea_popescu;so like 3k btc -162289;1358323305;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00484477 / 0.0047077 -162288;1358323305;gribble;1.0291161289 -162287;1358323309;mircea_popescu;3% -162286;1358323380;Namworld;I purchased for like 3% of that -162285;1358323477;mircea_popescu;it never sold that low did it ?! -162284;1358323498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 869 @ 0.00482809 = 4.1956 BTC [-] -162283;1358323501;mircea_popescu;i mean i recall 18s flashing at some point, bu that'd be 35% -162282;1358323504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 431 @ 0.00484468 = 2.0881 BTC [+] -162281;1358324364;Namworld;I mean I bought 3% of what what just sold (100/3000) -162280;1358324473;mircea_popescu;o o -162279;1358324486;pigeons;wow -162278;1358324490;pigeons;oh -162277;1358324523;pigeons;i sold 3% -162276;1358324830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00065472 = 0.6547 BTC [+] -162275;1358324834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17550 @ 0.00065473 = 11.4905 BTC [+] -162274;1358324840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18294 @ 0.00065928 = 12.0609 BTC [+] -162273;1358324841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22256 @ 0.00066 = 14.689 BTC [+] -162272;1358325112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00468878 = 5.6265 BTC [-] -162271;1358325232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00467321 = 4.6732 BTC [-] -162270;1358325234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0046732 = 2.0188 BTC [-] -162269;1358325235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1074 @ 0.00467318 = 5.019 BTC [-] -162268;1358326033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00467319 = 2.0188 BTC [+] -162267;1358326035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2318 @ 0.00467318 = 10.8324 BTC [-] -162266;1358326320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2115 @ 0.00467318 = 9.8838 BTC [-] -162265;1358326903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 493 @ 0.00467318 = 2.3039 BTC [-] -162264;1358326905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00467314 = 6.5424 BTC [-] -162263;1358326911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00466677 = 2.3334 BTC [-] -162262;1358326912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1464 @ 0.00464758 = 6.8041 BTC [-] -162261;1358326914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1843 @ 0.00463134 = 8.5356 BTC [-] -162260;1358328513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 635 @ 0.00468499 = 2.975 BTC [+] -162259;1358328515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00468874 = 2.0255 BTC [+] -162258;1358328525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1783 @ 0.00468878 = 8.3601 BTC [+] -162257;1358329249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4333 @ 0.00066 = 2.8598 BTC [+] -162256;1358329251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8517 @ 0.00066182 = 5.6367 BTC [+] -162255;1358330072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00463139 = 2.0008 BTC [-] -162254;1358330083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1518 @ 0.00463134 = 7.0304 BTC [-] -162253;1358330466;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [-] -162252;1358331553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00466308 = 2.0145 BTC [+] -162251;1358331554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 842 @ 0.0046631 = 3.9263 BTC [+] -162250;1358331837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1231 @ 0.0046631 = 5.7403 BTC [+] -162249;1358331839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 669 @ 0.00468878 = 3.1368 BTC [+] -162248;1358332282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00468877 = 2.0255 BTC [-] -162247;1358332284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 598 @ 0.00468878 = 2.8039 BTC [+] -162246;1358332285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00469826 = 1.4095 BTC [+] -162245;1358332286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 840 @ 0.00470414 = 3.9515 BTC [+] -162244;1358332499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00468876 = 1.1722 BTC [-] -162243;1358332501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00470414 = 0.047 BTC [+] -162242;1358332502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1140 @ 0.00471199 = 5.3717 BTC [+] -162241;1358332532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00465778 = 1.1644 BTC [-] -162240;1358332534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00465777 = 2.0122 BTC [-] -162239;1358332535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2468 @ 0.00465776 = 11.4954 BTC [-] -162238;1358332753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00471196 = 2.0356 BTC [+] -162237;1358332755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1093 @ 0.00471199 = 5.1502 BTC [+] -162236;1358332756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 60 @ 0.00475 = 0.285 BTC [+] -162235;1358333283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00477384 = 13.3668 BTC [+] -162234;1358333469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00476791 = 6.1983 BTC [-] -162233;1358334043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2750 @ 0.00477384 = 13.1281 BTC [+] -162232;1358334334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2155 @ 0.00477384 = 10.2876 BTC [+] -162231;1358334335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1379 @ 0.00478897 = 6.604 BTC [+] -162230;1358334336;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -162229;1358334802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 366 @ 0.00478897 = 1.7528 BTC [+] -162228;1358335039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00478897 = 9.099 BTC [+] -162227;1358335224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00476791 = 0.2384 BTC [-] -162226;1358335226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00476541 = 2.621 BTC [-] -162225;1358336225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 505 @ 0.00478897 = 2.4184 BTC [+] -162224;1358336227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 695 @ 0.00479038 = 3.3293 BTC [+] -162223;1358336419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1455 @ 0.00479038 = 6.97 BTC [+] -162222;1358336421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3400 @ 0.00481849 = 16.3829 BTC [+] -162221;1358336422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2545 @ 0.00483033 = 12.2932 BTC [+] -162220;1358337111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00478117 = 6.6936 BTC [-] -162219;1358337114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 165 @ 0.00476541 = 0.7863 BTC [-] -162218;1358337118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 495 @ 0.00467781 = 2.3155 BTC [-] -162217;1358337379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00467785 = 2.0208 BTC [+] -162216;1358337382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 779 @ 0.00467781 = 3.644 BTC [-] -162215;1358337384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 39 @ 0.00465776 = 0.1817 BTC [-] -162214;1358337582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00465777 = 2.0122 BTC [+] -162213;1358337588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 426 @ 0.00465776 = 1.9842 BTC [-] -162212;1358338214;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.849 BTC [+] -162211;1358339171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00468166 = 2.0225 BTC [+] -162210;1358339177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2767 @ 0.00468168 = 12.9542 BTC [+] -162209;1358339180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2218 @ 0.00468607 = 10.3937 BTC [+] -162208;1358339245;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 4 @ 0.0073 = 0.0292 BTC [+] -162207;1358339783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00480297 = 6.2439 BTC [+] -162206;1358340955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 471 @ 0.00470726 = 2.2171 BTC [-] -162205;1358340957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1110 @ 0.00465777 = 5.1701 BTC [-] -162204;1358340962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 719 @ 0.00465776 = 3.3489 BTC [-] -162203;1358341230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00474762 = 1.899 BTC [+] -162202;1358341231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00478485 = 2.0671 BTC [+] -162201;1358341233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1918 @ 0.00478489 = 9.1774 BTC [+] -162200;1358341307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00474761 = 4.7476 BTC [-] -162199;1358341308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 536 @ 0.00478489 = 2.5647 BTC [+] -162198;1358341634;xza;looks like mpex lost another stock and this time it's S.BVPS -162197;1358341956;pigeons;EskimoBob: http://trilema.com/2013/sbvps-delisting-notice/ -162196;1358342065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00479479 = 2.3974 BTC [+] -162195;1358342118;xza;lol @ "mpex is like a fart in a small room" -162194;1358342233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00479479 = 8.8704 BTC [+] -162193;1358342297;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.32 = 0.96 BTC [+] -162192;1358342299;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 7 @ 0.33 = 2.31 BTC [+] -162191;1358342302;xza;I this one going to be just deleted or will there be some type of buyback by BVPS new owners? -162190;1358342423;pigeons;;;seen Namworld -162189;1358342423;gribble;Namworld was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 hours and 58 seconds ago: I mean I bought 3% of what what just sold (100/3000) -162188;1358342424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00483029 = 4.8303 BTC [+] -162187;1358342425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1110 @ 0.0048303 = 5.3616 BTC [+] -162186;1358342431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1690 @ 0.00483033 = 8.1633 BTC [+] -162185;1358342463;pigeons;namworld said something like, "well i would have liked to have stayed [on mpex]" -162184;1358342475;pigeons;so basically, delisted & deleted, yeah -162183;1358342479;pigeons;as it stands now -162182;1358342641;pigeons;how can mpex help that? -162181;1358342983;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0047 = 0.47 BTC [+] -162180;1358343055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1392 @ 0.00483033 = 6.7238 BTC [+] -162179;1358343062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 808 @ 0.00483414 = 3.906 BTC [+] -162178;1358343078;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [+] -162177;1358343170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 414 @ 0.00479479 = 1.985 BTC [-] -162176;1358343230;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4489 BTC [+] -162175;1358343449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1015 @ 0.00473864 = 4.8097 BTC [-] -162174;1358343523;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.17 BTC [+] -162173;1358343856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00473864 = 4.7386 BTC [-] -162172;1358344374;pigeons;well, i don't think that's likely any time soon ;) -162171;1358345017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00466092 = 2.0135 BTC [-] -162170;1358345019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1140 @ 0.00466088 = 5.3134 BTC [-] -162169;1358345024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2028 @ 0.00466087 = 9.4522 BTC [-] -162168;1358345522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00466088 = 2.0135 BTC [+] -162167;1358345528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1468 @ 0.00466087 = 6.8422 BTC [-] -162166;1358345823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3850 @ 0.00466087 = 17.9443 BTC [-] -162165;1358346206;Ukto;? -162164;1358346831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00466269 = 2.0143 BTC [+] -162163;1358346833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 472 @ 0.0046627 = 2.2008 BTC [+] -162162;1358346834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00471288 = 8.0119 BTC [+] -162161;1358346840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 321 @ 0.00473864 = 1.5211 BTC [+] -162160;1358346842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00477105 = 2.0611 BTC [+] -162159;1358347755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00480079 = 9.3615 BTC [+] -162158;1358347757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00477105 = 3.8168 BTC [-] -162157;1358348022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00480163 = 5.0417 BTC [+] -162156;1358348218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00065135 = 6.9694 BTC [-] -162155;1358348948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00480163 = 1.2004 BTC [+] -162154;1358348950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1140 @ 0.00483413 = 5.5109 BTC [+] -162153;1358348955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1460 @ 0.00483414 = 7.0578 BTC [+] -162152;1358348981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 182 @ 0.00483414 = 0.8798 BTC [+] -162151;1358348992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1786 @ 0.00483969 = 8.6437 BTC [+] -162150;1358348997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00484467 = 4.8447 BTC [+] -162149;1358348999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6000 @ 0.00484471 = 29.0683 BTC [+] -162148;1358349006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1407 @ 0.00484477 = 6.8166 BTC [+] -162147;1358349017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6500 @ 0.0048463 = 31.501 BTC [+] -162146;1358349019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1594 @ 0.00484657 = 7.7254 BTC [+] -162145;1358349020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00484813 = 2.1817 BTC [+] -162144;1358349022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00484969 = 14.5491 BTC [+] -162143;1358349023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1042 @ 0.00485024 = 5.054 BTC [+] -162142;1358349024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00485041 = 9.7008 BTC [+] -162141;1358349039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00485166 = 6.3072 BTC [+] -162140;1358349050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.0048524 = 6.5507 BTC [+] -162139;1358349066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2639 @ 0.00485503 = 12.8124 BTC [+] -162138;1358349066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00485543 = 8.7398 BTC [+] -162137;1358349068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00485809 = 2.9149 BTC [+] -162136;1358349069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00485842 = 10.4456 BTC [+] -162135;1358349070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00485909 = 9.4752 BTC [+] -162134;1358349072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1999 @ 0.00486072 = 9.7166 BTC [+] -162133;1358349073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00486132 = 5.3475 BTC [+] -162132;1358349074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1762 @ 0.00486381 = 8.57 BTC [+] -162131;1358349083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00486496 = 4.3785 BTC [+] -162130;1358349085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.00486548 = 9.9742 BTC [+] -162129;1358349089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00486597 = 6.8124 BTC [+] -162128;1358349091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.00486909 = 18.5025 BTC [+] -162127;1358349093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 281 @ 0.00487219 = 1.3691 BTC [+] -162126;1358349098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00487709 = 1.4631 BTC [+] -162125;1358349100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00487737 = 4.8774 BTC [+] -162124;1358349101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00487916 = 8.2946 BTC [+] -162123;1358349106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4500 @ 0.00488299 = 21.9735 BTC [+] -162122;1358349108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00488501 = 7.816 BTC [+] -162121;1358349110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00488596 = 10.5048 BTC [+] -162120;1358349111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 831 @ 0.00488796 = 4.0619 BTC [+] -162119;1358349111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00489217 = 8.3167 BTC [+] -162118;1358349113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1678 @ 0.00489501 = 8.2138 BTC [+] -162117;1358349117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00490112 = 0.9802 BTC [+] -162116;1358349123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1392 @ 0.00490169 = 6.8232 BTC [+] -162115;1358349124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00490463 = 9.0736 BTC [+] -162114;1358349126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1477 @ 0.00490471 = 7.2443 BTC [+] -162113;1358349127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6400 @ 0.00491218 = 31.438 BTC [+] -162112;1358349128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1717 @ 0.00491791 = 8.4441 BTC [+] -162111;1358349130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00492349 = 4.185 BTC [+] -162110;1358349131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00496217 = 8.9319 BTC [+] -162109;1358349132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2899 @ 0.00496697 = 14.3992 BTC [+] -162108;1358349328;Schadenfreude;Gotta love those crazy speculative maneuvers -162107;1358349663;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -162106;1358349665;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00459179 / 0.00476033 / 0.00496697 (999144 shares, 4,756.26 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00469691 / 0.00496697 (2656795 shares, 12,478.73 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00369229 / 0.00496697 (12482087 shares, 46,087.58 BTC) -162105;1358349795;Schadenfreude;So people buy up everything below a certain price and sell for an inflated price since nobody can't undercut them? This is better than video games -162104;1358349805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00498009 = 7.9681 BTC [+] -162103;1358349805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1049 @ 0.00511655 = 5.3673 BTC [+] -162102;1358349807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00517869 = 6.2144 BTC [+] -162101;1358349913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 151 @ 0.0052 = 0.7852 BTC [+] -162100;1358349919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1405 @ 0.00477105 = 6.7033 BTC [-] -162099;1358349921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1170 @ 0.00466088 = 5.4532 BTC [-] -162098;1358349922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 654 @ 0.00466087 = 3.0482 BTC [-] -162097;1358349927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00465781 = 4.6578 BTC [-] -162096;1358349934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2348 @ 0.00465776 = 10.9364 BTC [-] -162095;1358349936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00465771 = 3.7262 BTC [-] -162094;1358349937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3398 @ 0.00465496 = 15.8176 BTC [-] -162093;1358349942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1354 @ 0.00464553 = 6.29 BTC [-] -162092;1358349943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.00464286 = 17.6429 BTC [-] -162091;1358349944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1197 @ 0.00463134 = 5.5437 BTC [-] -162090;1358349946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1544 @ 0.0046212 = 7.1351 BTC [-] -162089;1358349947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00462007 = 3.6961 BTC [-] -162088;1358349952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 60 @ 0.00462007 = 0.2772 BTC [-] -162087;1358349960;Bugpowder;then people sell for a deflated price -162086;1358349963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00460781 = 11.0587 BTC [-] -162085;1358349964;Bugpowder;weird -162084;1358349974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1211 @ 0.00460739 = 5.5795 BTC [-] -162083;1358349990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6300 @ 0.0046006 = 28.9838 BTC [-] -162082;1358349992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1006 @ 0.00459645 = 4.624 BTC [-] -162081;1358349997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00459179 = 0.0459 BTC [-] -162080;1358349999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4441 @ 0.00459038 = 20.3859 BTC [-] -162079;1358350004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8650 @ 0.00458829 = 39.6887 BTC [-] -162078;1358350006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 918 @ 0.00458368 = 4.2078 BTC [-] -162077;1358350007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2850 @ 0.00458256 = 13.0603 BTC [-] -162076;1358350012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00458093 = 5.4971 BTC [-] -162075;1358350014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4527 @ 0.00457702 = 20.7202 BTC [-] -162074;1358350020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00457629 = 13.7289 BTC [-] -162073;1358350022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00457596 = 2.288 BTC [-] -162072;1358350023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00457533 = 13.726 BTC [-] -162071;1358350025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.00457532 = 11.8958 BTC [-] -162070;1358350034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00457478 = 8.6921 BTC [-] -162069;1358350036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2207 @ 0.00457186 = 10.0901 BTC [-] -162068;1358350047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00456414 = 7.3026 BTC [-] -162067;1358350049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2125 @ 0.0045637 = 9.6979 BTC [-] -162066;1358350050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00456194 = 8.4396 BTC [-] -162065;1358350052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00455617 = 6.3786 BTC [-] -162064;1358350053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00455456 = 5.4655 BTC [-] -162063;1358350054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3300 @ 0.00455309 = 15.0252 BTC [-] -162062;1358350057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00455263 = 11.3816 BTC [-] -162061;1358350061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00455239 = 2.2762 BTC [-] -162060;1358350062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4266 @ 0.00455073 = 19.4134 BTC [-] -162059;1358350068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8800 @ 0.00455006 = 40.0405 BTC [-] -162058;1358350074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4750 @ 0.00454746 = 21.6004 BTC [-] -162057;1358350076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1308 @ 0.00454703 = 5.9475 BTC [-] -162056;1358350137;Bugpowder;in other news... -162055;1358350139;Bugpowder;;;ticker -162054;1358350140;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.48503, Best ask: 14.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01497, Last trade: 14.48503, 24 hour volume: 35761.68913453, 24 hour low: 14.15850, 24 hour high: 14.50000, 24 hour vwap: 14.33216 -162053;1358352058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3340 @ 0.00479994 = 16.0318 BTC [+] -162052;1358352059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 60 @ 0.00473687 = 0.2842 BTC [-] -162051;1358352298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00473688 = 2.0463 BTC [+] -162050;1358352305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1006 @ 0.00473687 = 4.7653 BTC [-] -162049;1358353914;thestringpuller;Who runs BitVPS now? -162048;1358354123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00480643 = 2.4032 BTC [+] -162047;1358354558;topace;!ticker h sdice -162046;1358354560;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.48 / 0.48000000 (251 shares, 120.48000000 BTC), 7D: 0.47500000 / 0.4819037 / 0.50000000 (945 shares, 455.39900000 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.45293345 / 0.62000000 (3516 shares, 1592.51399998 BTC) -162045;1358354562;topace;!ticker m sdice -162044;1358354564;assbot;Did you kill the white man who killed you? -162043;1358354571;topace;!ticker mpex sdice -162042;1358354572;assbot;I prepared your canoe with cedar boughs. -162041;1358354577;topace;!ticker mpex s.dice -162040;1358354578;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00454703 / 0.00474688 / 0.0052 (1089738 shares, 5,172.86 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00469333 / 0.0052 (2750047 shares, 12,906.88 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00370038 / 0.0052 (12586674 shares, 46,575.50 BTC) -162039;1358354612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00480643 = 5.0468 BTC [+] -162038;1358354618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00473687 = 4.0263 BTC [-] -162037;1358354742;jurov;thestringpuller, namworld+arij+phungus -162036;1358354756;topace;oh wow the 0.0048 wall dissappeared -162035;1358354920;Bugpowder;yeah its amazing what happens when you forget a zero -162034;1358354924;Bugpowder;:( -162033;1358354965;topace;lol -162032;1358354973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00484313 = 2.0922 BTC [+] -162031;1358354975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1170 @ 0.00484315 = 5.6665 BTC [+] -162030;1358354976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2250 @ 0.00484316 = 10.8971 BTC [+] -162029;1358354977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00500243 = 7.0034 BTC [+] -162028;1358354978;Bugpowder;not funny dude -162027;1358354979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00511056 = 20.4422 BTC [+] -162026;1358354980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 695 @ 0.00511057 = 3.5518 BTC [+] -162025;1358354994;Bugpowder;I just realized the massive dump after it was me missing a zero -162024;1358355002;Bugpowder;fml -162023;1358355017;Bugpowder;at least it was only 100,000 shares -162022;1358355031;topace;well seems to be trading higher now anyways -162021;1358355034;topace;you spooked the market -162020;1358355042;topace;you can sell them at a profit -162019;1358355057;Bugpowder;no -162018;1358355059;Bugpowder;I sold them -162017;1358355068;Bugpowder;sell 100000 @ 90000 -162016;1358355072;Bugpowder;oops -162015;1358355080;topace;oh! -162014;1358355081;topace;lol -162013;1358355084;Schadenfreude;And I thought you were one of the crazy people buying everything up until they have a monopoly and then selling for insane prices -162012;1358355113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 53 @ 0.0052 = 0.2756 BTC [+] -162011;1358355189;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: you were the dump? -162010;1358355223;thestringpuller;jurov: do you still use BitVps? They should just run openstack like rackspace and become BitCloud -162009;1358355230;Bugpowder;yup -162008;1358355244;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -162007;1358355245;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00454703 / 0.00474916 / 0.0052 (1101638 shares, 5,231.86 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00469447 / 0.0052 (2759747 shares, 12,955.57 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00370156 / 0.0052 (12598574 shares, 46,634.50 BTC) -162006;1358355255;thestringpuller;you didn't drop the average price though -162005;1358355260;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.bvps -162004;1358355262;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1D: 0.00635539 / 0.00635539 / 0.00635539 (156 shares, 0.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00635539 / 0.00635539 / 0.00635541 (196 shares, 1.25 BTC), 30D: 0.00200003 / 0.00337645 / 0.00635541 (13429 shares, 45.34 BTC) -162003;1358355287;Bugpowder;;;calc 100000*.00474916-.004557 -162002;1358355287;gribble;474.911443 -162001;1358355299;Bugpowder;;;calc 100000*(.00474916-.004557) -162000;1358355299;gribble;19.216 -161999;1358355309;thestringpuller;damn how do you have so many btc in the system? -161998;1358355316;Bugpowder;;;calc 100000*(.0051-.004557) -161997;1358355316;gribble;54.3 -161996;1358355325;Bugpowder;Yah, about at 30-40BTC loss -161995;1358355332;Bugpowder;stupid -161994;1358355335;thestringpuller;you bought the at .0051? -161993;1358355343;Bugpowder;if I were to buy back -161992;1358355346;Bugpowder;that is what I would have to pay -161991;1358355360;thestringpuller;lol -161990;1358355361;Bugpowder;if anyone was actually selling -161989;1358355381;Bugpowder;gotta stop trading while distracted with a baby -161988;1358355384;thestringpuller;those shares probably closed a short -161987;1358355391;thestringpuller;what was the gain from when you bouht them -161986;1358355395;thestringpuller;those were pre ipo non? -161985;1358355400;Bugpowder;ya -161984;1358355434;Bugpowder;I'm like... damn that is weird price action following a big buy... -161983;1358355446;thestringpuller;heh -161982;1358355447;Bugpowder;log in, check stat. -161981;1358355449;Bugpowder;o fuk -161980;1358355462;thestringpuller;you must have a bunch of BTC now though -161979;1358355466;thestringpuller;invest in something else -161978;1358355482;Bugpowder;I think I just need to turn it off for a while -161977;1358355500;pigeons;no you can keep buying -161976;1358355503;thestringpuller;heh cold wallet -161975;1358355630;jurov;Bugpowder, time to fund development of a usable mpex desktop app, no? -161974;1358355661;Bugpowder;pympex is fine -161973;1358355664;Bugpowder;like -161972;1358355676;Bugpowder;It's not like this shit doesnt happen everyday -161971;1358355682;Bugpowder;on bloomberg terminals -161970;1358355734;jurov;pympex does not show you "btc total" -161969;1358355739;Bugpowder;yeah -161968;1358355749;jurov;that would perhaps have alerted you -161967;1358355750;Bugpowder;a confirmation step would be great actually -161966;1358355765;Bugpowder;who wants to make it? -161965;1358355768;Bugpowder;5BTC -161964;1358355771;Bugpowder;bounty! -161963;1358355807;topace;anything thats an order of magnitude out of the expected range should throw a big warning :p -161962;1358356042;Bugpowder;Well if anyone that bought shares in that dump would like to sell them back to me for a reasonable profit, I have thrown up some bids :-) -161961;1358356295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1752 @ 0.00477623 = 8.368 BTC [-] -161960;1358356328;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 19 @ 0.48 = 9.12 BTC [-] -161959;1358356340;Bugpowder;Actually, it would be trivial to add a sanity check to the pyMPEX script. -161958;1358356344;Bugpowder;I think I will do that. -161957;1358356443;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -161956;1358356767;jurov;Bugpowder, I'll do it in a while. -161955;1358356788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00474004 = 2.0477 BTC [-] -161954;1358356790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 890 @ 0.00474 = 4.2186 BTC [-] -161953;1358356987;Bugpowder;This might be my first down day in USD terms since Dec 23rd -161952;1358357015;Bugpowder;heh -161951;1358357047;Bugpowder;I bet that buyout of the 48 wall happend when a mini-whale was on a losing streak -161950;1358357073;Bugpowder;I think S.DICE is destined to go up until Erik puts another IPO wall up -161949;1358357082;Bugpowder;the passthrus buy shares -161948;1358357088;Bugpowder;but they never sell them -161947;1358357106;Bugpowder;slowly removing avabilable shares from MPEX -161946;1358357112;Bugpowder;driving prices up -161945;1358357121;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: is dice profits static? -161944;1358357129;Bugpowder;? -161943;1358357147;Bugpowder;dice expected profits is 1.9% of bet volume -161942;1358357150;Bugpowder;fixed -161941;1358357154;thestringpuller;can sdice lose money? -161940;1358357168;Bugpowder;sdice never pays a negative dividend -161939;1358357186;Bugpowder;but the dividends will go in a whole -161938;1358357188;Bugpowder;in a hole -161937;1358357194;Bugpowder;if there was negative return in a month -161936;1358357230;thestringpuller;like the month the mpoe bot was subjected to inside trading -161935;1358357235;Bugpowder;dividend is calculated based on total profits since last payout. no payout if no dividend -161934;1358357239;thestringpuller;and bondholders lost money -161933;1358357243;Bugpowder;no payout if no profit -161932;1358357266;Bugpowder;right -161931;1358357294;thestringpuller;dice is like the btc version of a lottery then -161930;1358357303;thestringpuller;if it is always expected to profit -161929;1358357322;xza;thestringpuller: hwo do you know it's not happening every day? (inside trading) -161928;1358357367;thestringpuller;mpoe lost more than the combined profits of mpbor -161927;1358357378;thestringpuller;in the month of august -161926;1358357392;xza;examine your ignore list EskimoBob :) -161925;1358357494;xza;mpoe is a really strange name -161924;1358357606;xza;lol -161923;1358357643;gigavps;good morning -161922;1358357820;gigavps;i hope everyone is having a lovely day -161921;1358358027;gigavps;lol, it's 80f here -161920;1358358038;gigavps;i'm in shorts and a teeshirt -161919;1358358051;jcpham;cold front on the way -161918;1358358054;xza;-12C but will be -28C on weekend -161917;1358358057;jcpham;heat pump onthe fritz -161916;1358358065;gigavps;uh oh -161915;1358358072;jcpham;working from home -161914;1358358077;Bugpowder;;;ticker -161913;1358358078;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.45001, Best ask: 14.47999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02998, Last trade: 14.47999, 24 hour volume: 38390.50736602, 24 hour low: 14.15850, 24 hour high: 14.51000, 24 hour vwap: 14.35733 -161912;1358358080;jcpham;waiting on the repairman -161911;1358358083;Bugpowder;booya -161910;1358358088;jcpham;compressor sounds like seized motor -161909;1358358089;Bugpowder;14.51 -161908;1358358105;jcpham;high-side of compessor is burning to touch -161907;1358358116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9590 @ 0.00474 = 45.4566 BTC [-] -161906;1358358120;jcpham;gigavps does it ever get cold their -161905;1358358123;jcpham;*there -161904;1358358136;jcpham;i've never been to florida in the winter iirc -161903;1358358147;gigavps;it got into the 50s a couple weeks ago -161902;1358358161;gigavps;but i could go swimming on a day like today -161901;1358358167;jcpham;sucks because most of my bad weather comes from that direction -161900;1358358178;jcpham;cold front, warm front -161899;1358358183;jcpham;rinse and repeat -161898;1358358191;gigavps;lol, like hurricanes -161897;1358358196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00474637 = 2.0504 BTC [+] -161896;1358358198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2550 @ 0.00474639 = 12.1033 BTC [+] -161895;1358358202;gigavps;EskimoBob that is redonkulous -161894;1358358215;gigavps;no wonder you have Eskimo in your handle -161893;1358358229;Bugpowder;fairbanks? -161892;1358358231;gigavps;and here i thought you were being cheeky -161891;1358358340;Bugpowder;crossover point -161890;1358358344;Bugpowder;so you are not in fairbanks -161889;1358358353;Bugpowder;you are in some nice a mild climate compared to there -161888;1358358395;gigavps;Bugpowder you talkin to me? -161887;1358358402;Bugpowder;no -161886;1358358405;Bugpowder;eskino -161885;1358358425;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -161884;1358358499;Bugpowder;gigavps you are probably poolside -161883;1358358593;gigavps;close -161882;1358358690;Bugpowder;Nikki Beach -161881;1358359037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3400 @ 0.00482168 = 16.3937 BTC [+] -161880;1358359503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 18 @ 0.00475777 = 0.0856 BTC [-] -161879;1358359514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00474004 = 2.0477 BTC [-] -161878;1358359516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00474 = 2.133 BTC [-] -161877;1358359603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00475788 = 2.0554 BTC [+] -161876;1358359609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00475792 = 7.1369 BTC [+] -161875;1358360348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00482168 = 6.2682 BTC [+] -161874;1358360360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1624 @ 0.00482656 = 7.8383 BTC [+] -161873;1358360414;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 100 @ 0.0975 = 9.75 BTC [-] -161872;1358360455;Schadenfreude;jurov: I canceled on of my coinbr orders, its status is 'manual' with the btc not credited yet, what's up with that? -161871;1358360561;jurov;Schadenfreude, looking into that... -161870;1358360954;Ukto;manual? did you read it? :P j/k -161869;1358361127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 68 @ 0.00475797 = 0.3235 BTC [-] -161868;1358361129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 652 @ 0.00475237 = 3.0985 BTC [-] -161867;1358361130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 530 @ 0.00474 = 2.5122 BTC [-] -161866;1358361343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 301 @ 0.00482656 = 1.4528 BTC [+] -161865;1358361345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1841 @ 0.00484562 = 8.9208 BTC [+] -161864;1358361498;jurov;'manual' means there's snafu and admin should fix it (we get a notification, too) -161863;1358361564;jurov;sometimes that monkey we have here for matching mpex orders just gives up :P -161862;1358361671;smickles;;;ticker -161861;1358361672;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.51471, Best ask: 14.54000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02529, Last trade: 14.54000, 24 hour volume: 37409.22540529, 24 hour low: 14.15850, 24 hour high: 14.54000, 24 hour vwap: 14.37244 -161860;1358361727;Bugpowder;15.545 -161859;1358361731;Bugpowder;14.545 -161858;1358362002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 525 @ 0.00478213 = 2.5106 BTC [-] -161857;1358362338;jurov;Bugpowder, https://github.com/jurov/pyMPEx -161856;1358362372;jurov;very quick version, it asks confirmation for all commands, with BUY/SELL/WITHDRAW shows also BTC amount -161855;1358362404;Bugpowder;sweet. I will incorporate into my version -161854;1358362431;Bugpowder;;;ticker -161853;1358362432;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.52202, Best ask: 14.59900, Bid-ask spread: 0.07698, Last trade: 14.59900, 24 hour volume: 38173.79747892, 24 hour low: 14.15850, 24 hour high: 14.59900, 24 hour vwap: 14.37755 -161852;1358362450;Bugpowder;here comes 14.72 -161851;1358363124;smickles;!!! -161850;1358363132;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/SAS-in-good-standing.png -161849;1358363766;thestringpuller;smickles: you still around i got your email -161848;1358363823;smickles;thestringpuller: yes, i'm here. I'll be filing for licenses soon :D -161847;1358363835;thestringpuller;sweer -161846;1358363849;thestringpuller;can i use your business services soon?!? :) -161845;1358363866;jurov;added few more goodies to pimpex - option to use gpg- agent, option to disable prompt -161844;1358363958;smickles;thestringpuller: yes, I believe I can legally begin doing business once I get a city business license :D -161843;1358363961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00065412 = 3.2706 BTC [+] -161842;1358363962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00065413 = 0.6541 BTC [+] -161841;1358363964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00065414 = 2.4857 BTC [+] -161840;1358364157;jurov;Bugpowder, is it okay? my addy: 1D7JQMhZ3R1uqpcwkSH7RmradQLNZHUuSV -161839;1358364398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00474002 = 2.0477 BTC [-] -161838;1358364404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00474001 = 11.376 BTC [-] -161837;1358364405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 368 @ 0.00474 = 1.7443 BTC [-] -161836;1358364612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12186 @ 0.00065135 = 7.9374 BTC [-] -161835;1358364614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11564 @ 0.00064635 = 7.4744 BTC [-] -161834;1358364905;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.33 = 1.98 BTC [+] -161833;1358365263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.00474968 = 2.0519 BTC [+] -161832;1358365265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1568 @ 0.00474971 = 7.4475 BTC [+] -161831;1358365302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16219 @ 0.00064635 = 10.4832 BTC [-] -161830;1358365510;thestringpuller;"Merchant shipping in the 1600's was quite profitable you could make 300% on your investment..._if_...the boat came back..." - OH in lecture today. -161829;1358365849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2250 @ 0.00474971 = 10.6868 BTC [+] -161828;1358366079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21050 @ 0.00065414 = 13.7696 BTC [+] -161827;1358366081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15708 @ 0.00065438 = 10.279 BTC [+] -161826;1358366086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3242 @ 0.00066181 = 2.1456 BTC [+] -161825;1358366533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3094 @ 0.00474971 = 14.6956 BTC [+] -161824;1358366535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1225 @ 0.00476367 = 5.8355 BTC [+] -161823;1358367184;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.48 = 2.4 BTC [-] -161822;1358367503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 259 @ 0.00484562 = 1.255 BTC [+] -161821;1358367505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00485855 = 5.1015 BTC [+] -161820;1358367679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 589 @ 0.00489624 = 2.8839 BTC [+] -161819;1358367863;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.17 = 0.85 BTC [+] -161818;1358367876;jurov;okay, it's now quite complete: https://github.com/jurov/pyMPEx -161817;1358367898;jurov;added gpg-agent support and rudimentary logging -161816;1358367919;Bugpowder;what is gpg-agent? -161815;1358367949;jurov;it remembers the gpg password for you -161814;1358367956;jurov;so you don't have to type it every time -161813;1358367971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3561 @ 0.0047584 = 16.9447 BTC [-] -161812;1358367981;Bugpowder;yessss -161811;1358368007;Bugpowder;what's your bitcoin address? -161810;1358368032;jurov;1D7JQMhZ3R1uqpcwkSH7RmradQLNZHUuSV -161809;1358368072;kakobrekla;what did i miss -161808;1358368111;Bugpowder;heh -161807;1358368186;jurov;pimped up pympex -161806;1358368262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00494808 = 2.9688 BTC [+] -161805;1358368264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 976 @ 0.00494809 = 4.8293 BTC [+] -161804;1358368303;Bugpowder;s.dice askwall gone -161803;1358368309;Namworld;fuck... and no one port it to Windows -161802;1358368314;Bugpowder;fatfingered a dump of s.dice -161801;1358368317;Namworld;to port it* -161800;1358368327;Bugpowder;jurov fixed pympex so I don't do that again -161799;1358368336;Bugpowder;BTC hit 14.689 -161798;1358368483;jurov;Azelphur: https://github.com/Azelphur/pyMPEx/pull/3 -161797;1358368503;Azelphur;oO, things -161796;1358368675;jurov;Bugpowder, didn't you say 5BTC? -161795;1358368707;Bugpowder;yah i sent another -161794;1358368718;jurov;;;rated Bugpowder -161793;1358368719;gribble;You have not yet rated user Bugpowder -161792;1358368737;jurov;;;rate Bugpowder 1 funded pyMPEx development -161791;1358368738;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Bugpowder has been recorded. -161790;1358368786;Bugpowder;tx -161789;1358368810;Azelphur;jurov: oh hey cool, you've added support for using the agent so people don' thave to type the password every time -161788;1358368813;Azelphur;didn't know the library supported that :D -161787;1358368888;Azelphur;have merged it -161786;1358369000;jurov;thx :) -161785;1358369001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.00490557 = 10.0564 BTC [-] -161784;1358369002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.0048777 = 0.7317 BTC [-] -161783;1358369146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.0048777 = 8.7799 BTC [-] -161782;1358369153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00486436 = 0.9729 BTC [-] -161781;1358369165;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 9 @ 0.95 = 8.55 BTC [+] -161780;1358369288;smickles;quick, someone send a test email to smickles@smickles.com -161779;1358369317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1424 @ 0.00494809 = 7.0461 BTC [+] -161778;1358369318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 576 @ 0.0049481 = 2.8501 BTC [+] -161777;1358369368;Namworld;argh, I can't get that damn thing ported to windows or python on windows either -161776;1358369386;kakobrekla;smickles sent -161775;1358369430;Namworld;I can't get python gpg specifically. Says python installation is not found in registry -161774;1358369443;Namworld;yet I've installed it =/ -161773;1358369473;smickles;kakobrekla: thanks, it worked :D -161772;1358369529;jurov;Execute 'WITHDRAW|test|5000000000', 5E+1BTC (y/n)? lol the formatting needs some fix -161771;1358369588;gigavps;Namworld it's official, VPS has its first Teraminer -161770;1358369596;Bugpowder;wut? -161769;1358369599;Bugpowder;oh -161768;1358369601;Bugpowder;signup -161767;1358369603;Bugpowder;not cip -161766;1358369604;Bugpowder;chiup -161765;1358369606;Bugpowder;chip -161764;1358369610;Bugpowder;right? -161763;1358369617;gigavps;huh -161762;1358369630;Bugpowder;you have a teramining rig? -161761;1358369638;Bugpowder;or a teramining investor? -161760;1358369642;gigavps;no rigs yet -161759;1358369655;gigavps;first official upgrade -161758;1358369679;gigavps;according to the new contract / terms -161757;1358369719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2700 @ 0.00490863 = 13.2533 BTC [-] -161756;1358369730;Bugpowder;jurov, works great! -161755;1358369734;Bugpowder;thanks again. -161754;1358369777;Bugpowder;stoked about the autologger -161753;1358369784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3450 @ 0.0049481 = 17.0709 BTC [+] -161752;1358370249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00486436 = 10.7016 BTC [-] -161751;1358370255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 401 @ 0.0048577 = 1.9479 BTC [-] -161750;1358370342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 72 @ 0.0049481 = 0.3563 BTC [+] -161749;1358370344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3078 @ 0.00496329 = 15.277 BTC [+] -161748;1358370363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2633 @ 0.00496329 = 13.0683 BTC [+] -161747;1358370369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2240 @ 0.00497373 = 11.1412 BTC [+] -161746;1358370371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00498008 = 4.9801 BTC [+] -161745;1358370372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00498009 = 5.4781 BTC [+] -161744;1358370374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 60 @ 0.00499 = 0.2994 BTC [+] -161743;1358370484;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 21 @ 0.95 = 19.95 BTC [+] -161742;1358370599;jurov;pushed fix for these pesky decimals, you can apply if you want -161741;1358370636;jurov;perhaps floats would be enough for this. but i'm used to avoid them like plague :D -161740;1358370648;jcpham;got my heat fixed -161739;1358370651;jcpham;like a boss -161738;1358370723;jurov;jcpham, how? got milk? -161737;1358370731;Namworld;fuck... -161736;1358370748;Namworld;damn python gpg doesn't want to install... wtf -161735;1358370979;Namworld;RRRAAAAHHH -161734;1358371109;Namworld;ok, pyMPEx is just unusable on Windows -161733;1358371203;jurov;try the perl one :D -161732;1358371299;Namworld;does it have the same features? -161731;1358371338;Namworld;and why would perl work anyway -161730;1358371428;jurov;never tried it and looks likethe link is dead... mod6, you around? -161729;1358371477;jurov;maybe someone should get angry and write it straight in C/C++ ... -161728;1358371492;jurov;the only truly multiplatform lang -161727;1358371828;Namworld;yeah... -161726;1358371896;Namworld;I can't import installed modules on windows... -161725;1358371903;Namworld;when using python scripts -161724;1358372015;Namworld;which one? -161723;1358372193;smickles;EskimoBob: G.SDICE should trade at a 5% discount to S.DICE -161722;1358372270;smickles;;;calc .00499*.95 -161721;1358372270;gribble;0.0047405 -161720;1358372314;smickles;so if there is a way to move it form deadterra to mpex, prolly for a fee -161719;1358372402;smickles;;;calc .004705 - (.00044) -161718;1358372404;gribble;0.004265 -161717;1358372440;smickles;i feel like it's fairly well spot on at bitfunder if deadterra were to charge a 1% fee to transfer out of the passthru -161716;1358372490;smickles;one sec -161715;1358372499;smickles;you mean just tis last one? -161714;1358372585;smickles;about 0.0000344 per share if i'm doing it correctly -161713;1358372628;gribble;1.72e-06 -161712;1358372660;smickles;oh wait, i think i was off my a digit -161711;1358372733;smickles;1720~ paid to 10000000 shares -161710;1358372739;smickles;;;calc 1720/10000000 -161709;1358372740;gribble;0.000172 -161708;1358372761;gribble;8.6e-06 -161707;1358373080;pigeons;mommy he's an angry eskimo! -161706;1358373440;Namworld;Seems like you're not happy about S.BVPS being delisted? -161705;1358373450;kakobrekla;is anyone happy about that? -161704;1358373457;Namworld;No -161703;1358373461;jcpham;hrm -161702;1358373471;jcpham;why was it delisted -161701;1358373475;Namworld;Well maybe my partners -161700;1358373484;kakobrekla;Cool! -161699;1358373498;Namworld;Multiple breaches of contract -161698;1358373506;Namworld;Is what caused it to be delisted. -161697;1358373516;kakobrekla;EskimoBob, seems everything that is crap you own a few shares. -161696;1358373548;jcpham;can someone link me to the original contract -161695;1358373556;Namworld;To start with, lack of financial statements I suppose. Then rg selling his interest in BitVPS -161694;1358373556;jcpham;i suspected this might happen tbh -161693;1358373570;Namworld;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BVPS -161692;1358373576;Namworld;It's still there for now... -161691;1358373576;jcpham;i haven't read the contract in many months -161690;1358373583;kakobrekla;it doesnt change -161689;1358373629;Namworld;I don't see why everyone would be fucked... or how halting trades would change anything. -161688;1358373684;jcpham;so you do not like mircea_popescu -161687;1358373688;jcpham;i get that -161686;1358373719;kakobrekla;but he likes nefario or smth :> -161685;1358373750;Namworld;A list of key+shares will be given to rg -161684;1358373778;Namworld;He can pass that to us and we'll take care of it from then on. -161683;1358373826;Namworld;Give it to me -161682;1358373860;Namworld;rg is gone, he just gave BitVPS away to me, arij and phungus -161681;1358373884;Namworld;But we still talk a bit with him from time to time. -161680;1358373924;jcpham;because it is profitable -161679;1358373929;jcpham;*isn't -161678;1358373995;jcpham;It isn't his agreement to honor -161677;1358374013;Namworld;We might just do that or relist. Or both, depending on what each holder wants. -161676;1358374023;Namworld;Buyback some, relist the rest. -161675;1358374036;jcpham;i'm glad you are taking care of it Namworld -161674;1358374043;jcpham;i'd like to see bitvps succeed -161673;1358374046;Namworld;I'll have to be discuss with arij & phungus -161672;1358374056;Namworld;I'll have to discuss* -161671;1358374064;Namworld;I'll make an announcement for now. -161670;1358374121;Namworld;... no -161669;1358374138;Namworld;S.DICE is on there -161668;1358374223;Namworld;eh, but I like S.DICE -161667;1358374226;jcpham;You forget that the pornographer Mircea Popescu is friend with the rapist, check before posting. -161666;1358374235;jcpham;^ these forum quotes are harsh man -161665;1358374257;jcpham;yeah -161664;1358374369;jcpham;true sory -161663;1358374375;Namworld;No, it's the Rap eGhost... -161662;1358374400;jcpham;it's also a robot chicken referece if you are unfamiliar -161661;1358374403;Namworld;Okay, it's whatever you want it to be then -161660;1358374406;jcpham;check the youtubes -161659;1358374455;dub;or a friendly eskimo with tourettes -161658;1358374489;dub;ohhai buffer -161657;1358374603;Namworld;Should be. -161656;1358374646;Namworld;Plus since everyone using MPEx already use gpg, signing to confirm their key shouldn't be a problem either -161655;1358374664;dub;I think possibly alcoholic eskimo -161654;1358374742;dub;methskimo even -161653;1358374834;dub;its a little sad tbh -161652;1358374899;dub;all that quality usagi trolling, now he's regressed into a rambling paranoid old lunatic barking at traffic -161651;1358375352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00503208 = 2.516 BTC [+] -161650;1358375597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00503208 = 1.0064 BTC [+] -161649;1358375599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00503209 = 8.5546 BTC [+] -161648;1358375704;gribble;0.00479246666667 -161647;1358375708;dub;ah the age old classic 'i know you are you said you are' touche -161646;1358375824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 645 @ 0.00500542 = 3.2285 BTC [-] -161645;1358375962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 522 @ 0.00503209 = 2.6268 BTC [+] -161644;1358375968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00505291 = 5.0529 BTC [+] -161643;1358375970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1428 @ 0.0050749 = 7.247 BTC [+] -161642;1358376042;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.17 = 0.85 BTC [+] -161641;1358376412;dub;heh micon is like a slightly smarter version of EskimoBob -161640;1358376477;gigavps;dub i wouldn't give micon so much credit -161639;1358376782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1353 @ 0.0050205 = 6.7927 BTC [-] -161638;1358376849;dub;heh https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136842.0 -161637;1358376854;mircea_popescu;ahh, what's new ? -161636;1358376870;dub;ciuciu is apparently waiting for pirate to pay out before he refunds his 'investors' -161635;1358376928;mircea_popescu;sweet lol -161634;1358376990;mircea_popescu; EskimoBob, seems everything that is crap you own a few shares. << virtuaally lol -161633;1358377051;mircea_popescu; i'm glad you are taking care of it Namworld << to his credit he did buy a bunch of shares while they were trying to acquire. -161632;1358377083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3272 @ 0.0050749 = 16.6051 BTC [+] -161631;1358377085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 278 @ 0.00509359 = 1.416 BTC [+] -161630;1358377163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5622 @ 0.00509359 = 28.6362 BTC [+] -161629;1358377168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1282 @ 0.00510357 = 6.5428 BTC [+] -161628;1358377170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00512318 = 5.1232 BTC [+] -161627;1358377176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 947 @ 0.00512319 = 4.8517 BTC [+] -161626;1358377178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.0051247 = 2.3061 BTC [+] -161625;1358377193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 699 @ 0.0051655 = 3.6107 BTC [+] -161624;1358377200;jcpham;it seems to me the new bitvps owners are at least attempting to rectify the situation -161623;1358377210;jcpham;although contractually i'd say they have none -161622;1358377228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.0051655 = 0.2583 BTC [+] -161621;1358377230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1899 @ 0.00517905 = 9.835 BTC [+] -161620;1358377231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 451 @ 0.00519571 = 2.3433 BTC [+] -161619;1358377288;jcpham;or my non-professional opinion is that rg's name is on the contract -161618;1358377294;kakobrekla;sdice asks = empty -161617;1358377430;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -161616;1358377431;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -161615;1358377434;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -161614;1358377439;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00454703 / 0.00476762 / 0.0052 (1079068 shares, 5,144.59 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00470128 / 0.0052 (2783896 shares, 13,087.89 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00371882 / 0.0052 (11843686 shares, 44,044.55 BTC) -161613;1358377469;mircea_popescu;teh whoa. -161612;1358377479;jurov;jcpham, how exactly do they attempt? -161611;1358377506;jurov;namworld came here only after i got to #bitvps and told them their PR is fail -161610;1358377528;jcpham;if they are considering or entertaining the idea -161609;1358377537;jcpham;that's close to an attempt -161608;1358377537;jurov;i seriously suspect they're completely inept in this -161607;1358377545;jcpham;i see -161606;1358377565;jcpham;they probably need help tbh -161605;1358377612;mircea_popescu;jurov i don't imagine they really groked the complexities of running a public company going in -161604;1358377641;jcpham;i mentioned it some time ago -161603;1358377646;jcpham;the complications at least -161602;1358377651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00516915 = 15.5075 BTC [-] -161601;1358377660;jcpham;specifically the mpex contract -161600;1358377694;mircea_popescu;i honestly thought that the listing is probably bvps' largest asset. there is such a thing as a reverse ipo for instance. -161599;1358377718;Bugpowder;yeah its free advertising -161598;1358377730;Bugpowder;I new something was wrong when they delayed the divvy -161597;1358377735;Bugpowder;bailed -161596;1358377749;jcpham;i do not know the particulars but it does no one is doing the accounting -161595;1358377752;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder actually the 14th extra dividend was in fact acquisition cash payment as per the contract -161594;1358377757;Bugpowder;yeah -161593;1358377758;mircea_popescu;which never got signed 0.0 -161592;1358377760;jcpham;in which case mircea_popescu really should delist -161591;1358377768;jcpham;*does seem -161590;1358377781;Bugpowder;I ment the 09-12-12 divvy -161589;1358377784;Bugpowder;which was late -161588;1358377786;mircea_popescu;o that. ya -161587;1358377788;jcpham;this isn't te real world -161586;1358377798;Bugpowder;started thinking... hmm... isn't this a company run by a 22 year old -161585;1358377800;jcpham;i mean i get it that you want it to be -161584;1358377806;Bugpowder;maybe I should move to the bluechips -161583;1358377808;jcpham;it would be great if it were -161582;1358377829;jcpham;no please teach me -161581;1358377832;mircea_popescu;the problem here is that you never really know what to do. i mean, if you insta-wipe any company that's late with divs/misses a report date you will end up causing a lot of grief for legitimate shareholders -161580;1358377847;mircea_popescu;if you don't, there's always going to be this lead-up string. first it misses X. then a little more. then a little more still. -161579;1358377874;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, that would be a sign of a failing company, no? -161578;1358377881;jcpham;i never actually used the word imaginary... -161577;1358377884;mircea_popescu;nyRednek or of someone who fell and broke a leg. -161576;1358377896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 99 @ 0.00519571 = 0.5144 BTC [+] -161575;1358377931;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, either way, if the asset was lagging in that manner, it doesn't seem like a sound investment -161574;1358377939;mircea_popescu;i agree. -161573;1358377948;Bugpowder;also the server downtime -161572;1358377951;Bugpowder;bad sign -161571;1358377955;Bugpowder;for a vps co -161570;1358377957;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, at least not until it catches up and starts posting prompt reports -161569;1358377958;mircea_popescu;which opens up another can of worms : it was a realtively small asset (3k mkt cap or so) -161568;1358377963;Bugpowder;to be down for over a day -161567;1358377963;mircea_popescu;small assets are a lot more prone to neglect. -161566;1358377974;mircea_popescu;not allowing them creates this very unfair field for many people. -161565;1358377977;mircea_popescu;what to do, what to do. -161564;1358377977;nyRednek;wait, we can buy securities here? -161563;1358377989;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yes, that. for sure. -161562;1358378026;Bugpowder;NYSE doesn't list pink sheets -161561;1358378039;nyRednek;!help -161560;1358378040;assbot;List of commands: -161559;1358378041;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -161558;1358378055;Bugpowder;let bitfunder do the OTTBB style companies -161557;1358378088;dub;personally I wouldnt touch a vps/hosting startup with EskimoBob's -161556;1358378097;dub;nothing to be made in that market -161555;1358378139;mircea_popescu;Buglouse in april there wasn;t someone like mpex to create a downmarket for the half dozen or so smaller exchanges -161554;1358378143;mircea_popescu;consequently, they didn't really exist. -161553;1358378155;mircea_popescu;but yes, i am creating the solutions, just, it's a little slow. -161552;1358378161;mircea_popescu;bah i mean Bugpowder -161551;1358378183;dub;take a look at WHT, the margins are tiny -161550;1358378213;mircea_popescu;dub i agree it's a tough racket. -161549;1358378228;dub;sure accepting bitcoin is somethign different but just stick a bitpay checkout on any of the thousands of reseller options -161548;1358378229;mircea_popescu;but i don't think it's really the exchange's job to do that sort of filtering. -161547;1358378234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00066181 = 2.2171 BTC [+] -161546;1358378246;dub;actually building it, just because you know linux and stuff, is silly -161545;1358378259;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, is mpex your site? -161544;1358378260;mircea_popescu;i think rg was living off of it -161543;1358378266;mircea_popescu;nyRednek yes. hence MP Ex -161542;1358378317;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, you might want to get someone with web design experience on staff...it's not exactly navigable or pleasing to the eye -161541;1358378332;mircea_popescu;i think you're a little late to that party. -161540;1358378333;Bugpowder;lol -161539;1358378336;jcpham;definitely css -161538;1358378369;Bugpowder;ROR -161537;1358378384;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, this is my first day seeing it -161536;1358378408;mircea_popescu;i can appreicate that. but it's been in business for a while you realise. -161535;1358378430;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, i still recommend you pay someone to make it useable -161534;1358378458;mircea_popescu;problem is, this is my first day seeing you. why does your recommendation carry weight with me ? -161533;1358378496;FabianB;nyRednek: nice webinterface and broker for mpex: https://coinbr.com/ref?c=P55Hgmfdv2 -161532;1358378516;nyRednek;because i'm a potential customer, maybe? because i'm not going to spend a dime buying stocks on a site that looks like it was thrown together in one's sleep? -161531;1358378542;jcpham;i think the brokerage avenue solves the issue of ui nicely -161530;1358378574;nyRednek;jcpham, hence the problem...that brokerage shouldn't be needed for a professional-looking site -161529;1358378574;mircea_popescu;nyRednek are you trying to resolve a problem of credibility or a problem of usability ? -161528;1358378585;jcpham;not necessarily -161527;1358378590;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, a bit of both -161526;1358378594;jcpham;the exchange can operate however it likes -161525;1358378603;jcpham;it is up to you play by the rules of the exchange -161524;1358378607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1939 @ 0.00526607 = 10.2109 BTC [+] -161523;1358378607;jcpham;not the other way around -161522;1358378614;dub;voteban EskimoBob tbh -161521;1358378619;jcpham;the brokerage can cater to you -161520;1358378620;nyRednek;usability implies credibility -161519;1358378620;dub;0% signal -161518;1358378626;Bugpowder_;FML -161517;1358378635;Bugpowder_;Still haven't got all the shares back I dumped -161516;1358378641;Bugpowder_;now we are at 526 -161515;1358378665;Bugpowder_;;;ticker -161514;1358378665;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.65000, Best ask: 14.71899, Bid-ask spread: 0.06899, Last trade: 14.73000, 24 hour volume: 39680.96425134, 24 hour low: 14.21001, 24 hour high: 14.73000, 24 hour vwap: 14.45482 -161513;1358378685;jcpham;don't get me wrong i'd like a pretty mpex -161512;1358378690;mircea_popescu;nyRednek well, maybe you should treat them separately. for what it's worth, what you call "pleasing to the eye" is, both for good theoretical reasons and proven through practice on record, a sign of poor credibility. -161511;1358378693;Bugpowder_;TEAR DOWN THIS WALL -161510;1358378693;jcpham;but it is not a requirement by any means -161509;1358378708;mircea_popescu;jesus, next stop 75 for sdice ?! -161508;1358378731;mircea_popescu;this is like, s.mpoe sort of performance wtf. UNFAIR COMPETITION -161507;1358378737;nyRednek;or just dump any securities i have that may be anyway linked with that exchange, considering that the site looks like it's run as a scam -161506;1358378737;mircea_popescu;he actually pays dividends >< -161505;1358378757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00509371 = 5.8578 BTC [-] -161504;1358378762;jcpham;nyRednek i see your point -161503;1358378765;mircea_popescu;nyRednek the site that "looks like it's run like a scam" is older than most btc scams. -161502;1358378767;mircea_popescu;including bitcoinica. -161501;1358378777;jcpham;time is the only indicator i have as a metric for scams -161500;1358378798;jcpham;mpex is doing good on the time metric -161499;1358378816;nyRednek;jcpham, how long has it been around? -161498;1358378830;jcpham;more than a year? -161497;1358378830;dub;nyRednek: considering the ease of throwing up a wordpress/bootstrap/lameCMSoftheweek its pretty hard to spot a scam on website appearance -161496;1358378835;jcpham;i lose track -161495;1358378844;nyRednek;dub, that is true -161494;1358378847;mircea_popescu;the options page has been trading since august 2011. the exchange was beta'd in februyary 2012 -161493;1358378860;jcpham;so closer to 18 months now -161492;1358378879;jcpham;did i just get called a shill -161491;1358378884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 14000 @ 0.00150005 = 21.0007 BTC [-] -161490;1358378894;nyRednek;EskimoBob, i actually trust jcpham's opinion, considering his activity in OTC -161489;1358378897;jcpham;who the fuck is @ in this channel -161488;1358378900;dub;don't shills generally get paid, hint hint mircea_popescu -161487;1358378911;mircea_popescu;jcpham kakobrekla. but srsly, what's the point of kicking people ? -161486;1358378920;mircea_popescu;dub i pay jcpham regularly -161485;1358378924;mircea_popescu;in pirate bonds. -161484;1358378929;jcpham;ha -161483;1358378939;jcpham;i'll be rich i tell you -161482;1358378967;jcpham;the real truth is that i'm an independent third party in this matter -161481;1358378974;jcpham;i sit in this channel for a reason though -161480;1358378975;dub;EskimoBob: wipe your chin dear the froth is goign to break your keyboard -161479;1358379007;nyRednek;jcpham, so if i buy stuff, i'll probably go the brokerage route...i can't make heads or tails of the main site -161478;1358379021;jcpham;the faq used to have instructions -161477;1358379055;nyRednek;i was only remotely interested in mpex for satoshi dice stock -161476;1358379063;jcpham;nyRednek opening an accounts costs 30btc iirc -161475;1358379082;jcpham;coinbr is free-ish? -161474;1358379085;Bugpowder_;ish -161473;1358379086;jcpham;or am i wrong -161472;1358379092;Bugpowder_;cheaper -161471;1358379117;jcpham;but the short story is that i do not believe mircea_popescu to be a scammer -161470;1358379119;jcpham;in any way -161469;1358379124;jcpham;for what it is worth -161468;1358379140;Bugpowder_;he is unlikely to be a scammer -161467;1358379147;Bugpowder_;but there are of course risks -161466;1358379150;Bugpowder_;in the game -161465;1358379161;Bugpowder_;that are unrelated to scamminess -161464;1358379165;nyRednek;jcpham, ish -161463;1358379165;dub;if he is its the longest con in bitcoin -161462;1358379184;jcpham;i wouldn't go out of my way to make introductions with strangers if i thought he was ripping people off -161461;1358379191;dub;or is BFL older? -161460;1358379194;Bugpowder_;well -161459;1358379216;Bugpowder_;most entertaining PR -161458;1358379216;jurov;nyRednek: you are welcome on coinbr, the fees are explained right on frontpage (if you care to read, ofc) -161457;1358379224;mircea_popescu;dub their first product announcement was spring 2012 neh ? -161456;1358379242;jcpham;delivered by october iirc -161455;1358379246;jcpham;whatever year -161454;1358379249;mircea_popescu;so it's not longer then :p -161453;1358379250;dub;when is spring? -161452;1358379257;mircea_popescu;like march ? i dunno -161451;1358379266;mircea_popescu;april, may, something like that -161450;1358379277;jurov;nyRednek: but now doesn't look like the best time to buy s.dice -161449;1358379279;jcpham;minirgs took about 6 months to materialize -161448;1358379286;jcpham;seems like it was 90 days past -161447;1358379303;mircea_popescu;they delivered like october first units neh ? -161446;1358379307;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129544.msg1458442#msg1458442 -161445;1358379316;jcpham;^ that guy knows -161444;1358379324;nyRednek;jurov, oh? -161443;1358379326;dub;I want to say there were taking preorders for fpgas in '11 -161442;1358379337;mircea_popescu;dub were they ? -161441;1358379350;mircea_popescu;gigavps when did bfl appear ? 2011 or 2012? -161440;1358379353;jcpham;mybe it was 2011 -161439;1358379376;gigavps;oct 2011 -161438;1358379384;nyRednek;jurov, stock price is irrelevant to me, btw...i'm looking for divident percentage...and i can't really afford to play with pepsico and ge atm -161437;1358379385;mircea_popescu;so marginally later. -161436;1358379391;jcpham;i remember they were 90 days late because i was in #eligius when luke-jr had a dev unit -161435;1358379394;jcpham;or access to one -161434;1358379406;mircea_popescu;nyRednek cost basis still matters. if you buy it at 75 you'll get about half what the ipo people got. -161433;1358379410;mircea_popescu;so he has a point -161432;1358379413;jcpham;oh crap i highlighted him -161431;1358379426;Bugpowder_;nyRednek capital appreciation or depreciation is likely to be more than the dividend -161430;1358379433;Bugpowder_;in this environment -161429;1358379440;Bugpowder_;historically speaking -161428;1358379449;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, true...i was looking, and it's still 0.3% dividend atm -161427;1358379455;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ course, value investing theory says that doesn't matter if you're liquid -161426;1358379455;nyRednek;which isn't much at all -161425;1358379466;mircea_popescu;nyRednek per month. it's huge if compared to pepsico -161424;1358379486;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, pepsico paid out 14% this year -161423;1358379491;mircea_popescu;o it did ? -161422;1358379496;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, yeah -161421;1358379498;mircea_popescu;hm, haven't been following. my bad. -161420;1358379504;jcpham;mountain dew, man -161419;1358379505;nyRednek;14% of stock price -161418;1358379522;jcpham;the kids want the mountain dews -161417;1358379528;Luke-Jr;EskimoBob: gigavps wasn't behind the mpex "stock" IIRC -161416;1358379537;nyRednek;and ge is paying out 12% -161415;1358379548;nyRednek;much better than bonds are doing atm -161414;1358379555;Luke-Jr;jcpham: problem? -161413;1358379558;mircea_popescu;easy money -161412;1358379567;mircea_popescu;or to quote myself, -161411;1358379569;jcpham;i knew you'd come if i highlighted you -161410;1358379572;jcpham;:) -161409;1358379574;mircea_popescu;On the positive side, dollar denominated securities of all sorts are slated to raise indefinitely, much past the point where a freshly printed thousand dollar bill won’t suffice to pay for one of the two freshly baked loaves of bread in all of Manhattan. -161408;1358379580;Bugpowder;Bet volume is track at around 400,000 this month -161407;1358379590;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder is that up or down from dec ? -161406;1358379618;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, at the same time, those securities are rising faster than inflation -161405;1358379624;Luke-Jr;EskimoBob: as I understand it, mircea_popescu created a phony stock to resell GLBSE shares, then forfeited those GLBSE shares for some reason at the expense of all the MPEX phony-stock holder -161404;1358379627;Bugpowder;;;calc 400000*.019/100000000/.0048 -161403;1358379627;gribble;0.0158333333333 -161402;1358379641;Bugpowder;Down a bit -161401;1358379653;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr not quite. -161400;1358379659;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: how so? -161399;1358379662;Bugpowder;So we are looking at an EV of around 1.6% dividend / month based on current share price -161398;1358379669;Bugpowder;and current bet volume -161397;1358379677;mircea_popescu;i'm just one of the however many people not interested to deal with the newly created contract device. -161396;1358379690;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136882.0;topicseen -161395;1358379696;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder is jan = dec actual growth in the gambling market ? -161394;1358379699;jcpham;sorry unrelated -161393;1358379700;mircea_popescu;like in retail ? -161392;1358379708;Bugpowder;1 or 2 big whales made up most of the betting volume last month, they haven't been seen seriously betting since the second. -161391;1358379710;Bugpowder;There has been some organic growth in a varitey of mini-whales though -161390;1358379721;dub;jcpham: oh god -161389;1358379724;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr i can appreciate he has no other way forward, but that still does exactly nothing for me. -161388;1358379764;nyRednek;Bugpowder, so s.dice is yours? -161387;1358379800;Bugpowder;no -161386;1358379806;Bugpowder;I just follow it closely -161385;1358379809;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135829127564.gif -161384;1358379811;mircea_popescu;also unrelated. -161383;1358379812;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: AFAIK you just have to provide gigavps with evidence you're the shareholder in question. -161382;1358379812;mircea_popescu;or is it. -161381;1358379815;Luke-Jr;gigavps: ^ right? -161380;1358379822;dub;jcpham: http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Michael-scott-no-god-no.gif -161379;1358379839;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr not like this wasn't discussed to the end about two months ago. -161378;1358379849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00521877 = 1.5656 BTC [+] -161377;1358379860;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: whatever, if you claim there's a mistake in what I said, then explain -161376;1358379875;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: the point is you promised dividends from gigavps to people, then went back on it -161375;1358379880;mircea_popescu;o sweet, mnw is back -161374;1358379890;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr the promise was i will distribute anything gigavps sends. -161373;1358379895;mircea_popescu;he hath not sent anything more than i distributed. -161372;1358379904;mircea_popescu;i don't care what extra performance he needs, for whatever reason. -161371;1358379954;mircea_popescu;for that matter, it was clear the bonds won't be "upgrading", either, and this long before the glbse implosion. -161370;1358379954;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: do you seriously expect that to hold up in court? -161369;1358379961;mircea_popescu;yes, actually. -161368;1358379966;mircea_popescu;do you know anything about courts ? -161367;1358379978;dub;yes he does -161366;1358379993;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: I know they don't care about technicalities -161365;1358379995;dub;he's been there to get his kids back from CPS and his wife out of the lunatic asylum -161364;1358380013;mircea_popescu;o you do ?! -161363;1358380016;mircea_popescu;different courts i guess. -161362;1358380121;gigavps;lol -161361;1358380129;Luke-Jr;a court that rules on a technicality is an incompetent court -161360;1358380130;mircea_popescu;Ukto hey, people got questions, let em ask. -161359;1358380137;Ukto;hehehe -161358;1358380153;Ukto;oh, i had no meaning whatsoever in that -161357;1358380158;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr yes, well, what your standards for courtly competence are may differ from what the courts actually do. -161356;1358380174;Ukto;Also, different courts, yes. what country? what level? -161355;1358380177;mircea_popescu;all law is basically one huge technicality, for that matter. -161354;1358380194;Ukto;here, a JP court does not follow technicallities. the judges are not lawyers. -161353;1358380195;Luke-Jr;no -161352;1358380200;Ukto;they just listen to two sides and make a decision -161351;1358380213;mircea_popescu;Ukto sounds more like arbitrage. -161350;1358380218;Ukto;generally for smaller things under 10k -161349;1358380226;Ukto;its the "community" court basically -161348;1358380243;mircea_popescu;but seriously, i'm all for it, i don't see why this needs the drama attached. -161347;1358380255;mircea_popescu;anyone feels they were damaged by me or mpex there's the rota, he can sue -161346;1358380257;mircea_popescu;what's the problem ? -161345;1358380296;Namworld;They'd use the legal system over the rota if anyone was going to do this. -161344;1358380297;Luke-Jr;"I'll rob a bank. If they don't like it, they can sue." -161343;1358380298;Luke-Jr;right -161342;1358380300;Namworld;Probably. -161341;1358380303;Ukto;not sure why.. in what way.. but that made me giggle. -161340;1358380327;mircea_popescu;Namworld i doubt anyone would use the legal system seeing how there's not enough to pay for a lawyer's initial retainer in dispute. -161339;1358380341;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr the claim is at the very most for conversion. -161338;1358380344;mircea_popescu;there's no robbery involved. -161337;1358380353;mircea_popescu;conversion is just a civil tort. -161336;1358380377;nyRednek;jcpham, can we /msg for a moment? -161335;1358380386;Ukto;nyRednek: sounds kinky -161334;1358380413;Namworld;yes, the low amounts involved is an issue. -161333;1358380437;mircea_popescu;actually i imagine the reason nobody actually sued with the rota is that nobody has enough shares that they value enough btc to bother. -161332;1358380442;nyRednek;Ukto, not exactly, just a little normative speech -161331;1358380482;mircea_popescu;of course, things may be changing there, what did you pay gigavps, like .1 per share ? -161330;1358380501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1177 @ 0.00525452 = 6.1846 BTC [+] -161329;1358380503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 973 @ 0.00525471 = 5.1128 BTC [+] -161328;1358380506;gigavps;.1279 -161327;1358380508;Bugpowder;missing payout is around .12 right now -161326;1358380509;Bugpowder;yeah -161325;1358380516;Bugpowder;I still haven't claimed my shares -161324;1358380530;Bugpowder;:-P -161323;1358380530;gigavps;.1279 * 900 == ~116 -161322;1358380531;mircea_popescu;yeah. i guess if nobody sues now they might once (if ?) bfl delivers -161321;1358380536;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: just because you can get away with something, doesn't mean you should do it. -161320;1358380539;Namworld;so far... it's technically still accruing 0.005xxxxx per week. -161319;1358380540;mircea_popescu;if not then either... then maybe if btc goes super high -161318;1358380542;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: and yes, what you've done is basically stealing. -161317;1358380546;Bugpowder;yeah -161316;1358380563;Bugpowder;;;calc 39*.128*14.73 -161315;1358380563;gribble;73.53216 -161314;1358380565;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr you're obviously entitled to whatever construction you want on the facts. -161313;1358380597;Bugpowder;email -161312;1358380598;nyRednek;Luke-Jr, the problem, if this person is in romania, prosecution is going to be nigh impossible -161311;1358380601;Bugpowder;dunno if $73 is enough to mail my ID somewhere -161310;1358380620;Bugpowder;Coulda paid off jurov for that I guess -161309;1358380633;Ukto;nyRednek: I am no longer alone... you use nigh also :~D -161308;1358380635;jurov;lol -161307;1358380640;nyRednek;Ukto, heh -161306;1358380699;mircea_popescu;nyRednek prosecution is going to be nigh on impossible for the relatively simple reason that there's not a case. -161305;1358380701;mircea_popescu;but hey. -161304;1358380708;nyRednek;i think i'm just going to be converting my btc into cash...traditional securities provide better payout and are more...secure -161303;1358380712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00521877 = 12.0032 BTC [-] -161302;1358380724;Bugpowder;well they don't provide a better payout -161301;1358380727;Bugpowder;but they are secure -161300;1358380735;mircea_popescu;just don't keep them with mf global. -161299;1358380749;mircea_popescu;or w/e. madoff. -161298;1358380755;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, were you to appear in manhattan, the argument whether a case exists would become more interesting -161297;1358380763;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr maybe you should sue them. -161296;1358380776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 297 @ 0.00521877 = 1.55 BTC [-] -161295;1358380778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00525471 = 2.6274 BTC [+] -161294;1358380787;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: Erik would probably end up in jail. -161293;1358380795;mircea_popescu;nyRednek only if you could convince some ambulance chaser that i'm really rich enough to take your "case" on % -161292;1358380820;mircea_popescu;in the unwarranted hope i'll settle. which i won't, so that's moot. -161291;1358380840;Bugpowder;nyRednek, fiat porfolio performance doesn't look like this, ever. http://i.imgur.com/idoM0.png -161290;1358380855;mircea_popescu;jesus. -161289;1358380861;mircea_popescu;you know what ? that looks like a ponzi. -161288;1358380867;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, well, what i just saw described is securities fraud...one wouldn't need to find a serpentine lawyer to deal with such -161287;1358380885;mircea_popescu;nyRednek i don't think you're at all qualified to discuss the topic. -161286;1358380885;Bugpowder;read the contract dude -161285;1358380900;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i imagine he can't now, seeing how he wasn't there at the time and prolly doesn't have a copy. -161284;1358380920;Namworld;I have a copy -161283;1358380926;Namworld;It says almost nothing -161282;1358380928;mircea_popescu;someone shoul;d put a copy on pastebin or /we -161281;1358380955;Bugpowder;I probably lost more on F.GIGA.ETF then everyone else put together -161280;1358380974;Luke-Jr;Bugpowder: just because it's in a contract doesn't make it legal -161279;1358380977;smickles;http://trilema.com/2013/sbvps-delisting-notice/#footnote_3_45492 << woah, what? -161278;1358380978;nyRednek;Buglouse, ponzi scheme? -161277;1358380981;mircea_popescu;it's funny, cause actually mpoe/mpex largest loss was the ~4k btc in august -161276;1358381005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 577 @ 0.00525471 = 3.032 BTC [+] -161275;1358381006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.0052977 = 1.3244 BTC [+] -161274;1358381012;mircea_popescu;smickles what's the q ? -161273;1358381026;Bugpowder;nyRednek, just my personal BTC performance chart -161272;1358381038;Bugpowder;mostly due to stock price appreciation -161271;1358381042;nyRednek;Buglouse, again, looks like a ponzi started paying -161270;1358381044;Bugpowder;missed a few opportunites -161269;1358381051;mircea_popescu;poor Buglouse. -161268;1358381058;nyRednek;Bugpowder, i mean -161267;1358381060;Bugpowder;not ponzi, just supply and demand imbalance -161266;1358381067;Bugpowder;which we are seeing RIGHT NOW with S.DICE -161265;1358381072;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder no, seriously, it looks totally like a ponzi -161264;1358381080;Bugpowder;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.DICE -161263;1358381098;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, that's what it looked like to me -161262;1358381100;Bugpowder;It is unsustainable for sure -161261;1358381111;mircea_popescu;i think the problem with btc finance is that people have a crazy time curve. -161260;1358381118;mircea_popescu;nobody wanted to buy at 32 cause o, 10mn stocks. -161259;1358381124;Luke-Jr;guess it'll take Erik's arrest to crash S.DICE :/ -161258;1358381127;mircea_popescu;then that sold out, little by little, now they pay 50 ?! 60 ? -161257;1358381129;Bugpowder;yeah -161256;1358381141;Bugpowder;that is the risk -161255;1358381141;mircea_popescu;nyRednek it looks the same to me too. it's what it looks like. -161254;1358381164;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr pestering erik atm is the single most damaging thing that can happen to bitcoin. -161253;1358381165;Luke-Jr;Bugpowder: it's more of an inevitable certainty than a risk, really -161252;1358381175;Bugpowder;passthru's are removing stock from the market -161251;1358381178;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: no, Erik is damaging to bitcoin -161250;1358381189;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr i don't mean the imaginary bitcoin you jack off to. -161249;1358381192;mircea_popescu;i mean the actual, useful thing. -161248;1358381199;Bugpowder;Luke-Jr I wouldn't say inevitable. but definitely possible -161247;1358381219;Luke-Jr;Bugpowder: he's in New York. running an online gambling site. openly. as he writes anti-government rants. -161246;1358381225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00569016 = 1.707 BTC [+] -161245;1358381226;Luke-Jr;Bugpowder: how is that NOT inevitable? -161244;1358381229;mircea_popescu;thought he was in nh -161243;1358381231;Bugpowder;WOW -161242;1358381236;nyRednek;Luke-Jr, oh, he's going to prison -161241;1358381243;nyRednek;Luke-Jr, not a question of if, but when -161240;1358381249;Bugpowder;its bitcoin -161239;1358381266;mircea_popescu;what's with you people and prison. -161238;1358381269;smickles;really? satoshidice isn't a 'merican company? -161237;1358381276;mircea_popescu;there's this penitentiary obsession in the us or what -161236;1358381277;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: I'm pretty sure you're the minority anarchist nutcase. -161235;1358381278;smickles;why would the operator go to prison? -161234;1358381278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00569016 = 5.6902 BTC [+] -161233;1358381279;Bugpowder;linden dollars are convertible -161232;1358381290;Luke-Jr;smickles: NY is America… -161231;1358381296;nyRednek;smickles, promoting gambling is a federal offense -161230;1358381297;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr that certainty is easy to reach if you stick to people who agree with you. -161229;1358381302;Luke-Jr;Bugpowder: which is why Linden Labs had to remove all random from Second Life -161228;1358381304;nyRednek;smickles, doesn't matter where the company is based -161227;1358381307;smickles;Luke-Jr: but satoshidice is registered in ireland or something like that -161226;1358381319;Luke-Jr;smickles: I doubt anyone cares. -161225;1358381324;nyRednek;smickles, doesn't matter if the online gambling is legal in jurisdiction that it is based in -161224;1358381331;Bugpowder;I love how the price keeps going up during this discussion -161223;1358381332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00569016 = 2.8451 BTC [+] -161222;1358381340;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -161221;1358381341;nyRednek;smickles, if an american promotes online gambling in any way, it is a federal offense -161220;1358381341;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00454703 / 0.00477482 / 0.00569016 (1080790 shares, 5,160.58 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.0047035 / 0.00569016 (2770063 shares, 13,029.00 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.0037207 / 0.00569016 (11858048 shares, 44,120.28 BTC) -161219;1358381343;mircea_popescu;nyRednek do you really think anyone cares what the us thinks about anything ? -161218;1358381355;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, well, american residents should -161217;1358381360;smickles;nyRednek: can you point me to that law pleas :) -161216;1358381360;Luke-Jr;nyRednek: srsly? -161215;1358381367;Bugpowder;nyRednek, federal or state? -161214;1358381373;nyRednek;Bugpowder, federal -161213;1358381383;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder he's confused. there's the using banking for gambling federal thing. -161212;1358381383;Bugpowder;The NY dude that got arrested recently was state -161211;1358381387;Luke-Jr;nyRednek: so like, if I tell people about other not-DDoSing-Bitcoin gambling sites to use instead of SD, I'm in trouble? :o -161210;1358381402;nyRednek;Luke-Jr, maybe -161209;1358381407;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr not rly. but you won't go anywhere. the model works like this because it's sound like this. -161208;1358381412;mircea_popescu;this is what bitcoin exists to do. -161207;1358381422;mircea_popescu;you coder people, instead of arguing with your implicit boss, should just stfu and go to work -161206;1358381426;nyRednek;a guy was arrested recently who just sold software to gambling sites -161205;1358381427;mircea_popescu;to make what needs to be done be done. -161204;1358381453;mircea_popescu;nyRednek that was the most embarrasing botched conspiracy to pervert the course of justice ever -161203;1358381460;mircea_popescu;it wouldn't surprise me if the das involved end up in jail. -161202;1358381474;Bugpowder;law I believe -161201;1358381480;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, it doesn't work that way here -161200;1358381489;smickles;no link or code # for the law? -161199;1358381489;Bugpowder;NY though -161198;1358381489;mircea_popescu;nyRednek how would you know how it works there ? -161197;1358381491;Bugpowder;inden_Lab_Official:Policy_Regarding_Wagering_in_Second_Life -161196;1358381493;Bugpowder;that was state -161195;1358381495;Bugpowder;http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Linden_Lab_Official:Policy_Regarding_Wagering_in_Second_Life -161194;1358381495;Bugpowder;yeah -161193;1358381497;Bugpowder;oops -161192;1358381536;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, i've been on the receiving end of ill-executed criminal justice efforts -161191;1358381541;Luke-Jr;Bugpowder: FBI basically forced that FWIW -161190;1358381546;mircea_popescu;eyah, well, that may not give you the best perspective i guess. -161189;1358381557;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, and beat it -161188;1358381571;smickles;also, arrested/shut down != illegal -161187;1358381571;mircea_popescu;not particularly hard a thing to do, but certainly exhilirating in any case. -161186;1358381600;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, any attorney who acts "in good faith" is covered under sovereign immunity -161185;1358381612;mircea_popescu;if he acts in good faith -161184;1358381615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00065568 = 9.114 BTC [-] -161183;1358381616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00065423 = 3.402 BTC [-] -161182;1358381622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 83 @ 0.00569017 = 0.4723 BTC [+] -161181;1358381623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00569016 = 1.138 BTC [-] -161180;1358381625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00539589 = 2.6979 BTC [-] -161179;1358381626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 217 @ 0.00539588 = 1.1709 BTC [-] -161178;1358381634;Bugpowder;DUMP -161177;1358381635;nyRednek;"in good faith" is hard to disprove -161176;1358381640;mircea_popescu;threatening a honest citizen with unwarranted prosecution if he refuses to break the law will be a tough sell as good faith. -161175;1358381657;mircea_popescu;and good faith is not always presumed. -161174;1358381663;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, and is generally established by affidavit -161173;1358381693;mircea_popescu;anyway. that arrest is possibly the worst setback for gambling prosecution in the past year or two. -161172;1358381715;mircea_popescu;wait. -161171;1358381719;mircea_popescu;it sold DOWN from 65 ? -161170;1358381731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00546657 = 9.0198 BTC [+] -161169;1358381739;mircea_popescu;motherfucker wow. -161168;1358381756;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder update in the ponzi graph ? lol -161167;1358381765;Bugpowder;naw it got fucked up -161166;1358381774;Bugpowder;I cornered the market this morning -161165;1358381780;Bugpowder;then fatfingered it all away -161164;1358381787;Bugpowder;not all -161163;1358381787;nyRednek;yeah, dumping s.dice through my proxy, as well...give it an hour and it'll be a little lower -161162;1358381789;Bugpowder;but a lot -161161;1358381829;smickles;nyRednek: did you mean 31 USC section 5361ish? -161160;1358381847;nyRednek;smickles, sounds right -161159;1358381847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.005807 = 2.9035 BTC [+] -161158;1358381848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3100 @ 0.0058077 = 18.0039 BTC [+] -161157;1358381850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6400 @ 0.00598999 = 38.3359 BTC [+] -161156;1358381855;Bugpowder;o-) -161155;1358381864;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.DICE -161154;1358381868;mircea_popescu;that looks epic, srsly. -161153;1358381908;smickles;nyRednek: i'm looking thru it again, but that doesn't make it illegal to promote gambling -161152;1358381908;Bugpowder;so does this -161151;1358381909;Bugpowder;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.DICE -161150;1358381927;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder remember that 18 dump ? -161149;1358381936;Bugpowder;yah -161148;1358381940;mircea_popescu;man... -161147;1358381944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10750 @ 0.00065423 = 7.033 BTC [-] -161146;1358381993;smickles;nyRednek: it makes it illeagal to accept money for online gambling, it seems -161145;1358381997;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: j/w, but why do you care about what contracts say at all? -161144;1358382005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00064989 = 3.217 BTC [-] -161143;1358382016;smickles;and is the only federal online gambling law i've yet read -161142;1358382022;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr http://trilema.com/2012/gpg-contracts/ -161141;1358382031;mircea_popescu;it's an entire philosophy -161140;1358382034;nyRednek;smickles, current prosecution is going after software vendors who code software used by online gambling sites -161139;1358382043;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: tl;dr -161138;1358382052;mircea_popescu;well if you tl;dr you won't know. -161137;1358382056;smickles;nyRednek: not under that law, i'm sure -161136;1358382060;Luke-Jr;I'm not curious enough to read that long thing -161135;1358382067;Luke-Jr;which seems to be focussed on more than just the question -161134;1358382068;mircea_popescu;no biggy -161133;1358382072;smickles;can you help me find the law that those people are breaking? -161132;1358382089;nyRednek;smickles, i'll look, it might actually be in the new york code -161131;1358382094;mircea_popescu;smickles his generalisation is unwarranted. one particular da's dirty got blown in the open is all. -161130;1358382098;nyRednek;cause it's being prosecuted here in NY -161129;1358382110;Bugpowder_;yes -161128;1358382114;Bugpowder_;that is what i said -161127;1358382116;Bugpowder_;5 minutes ago -161126;1358382127;smickles;nyRednek: wait, NY is shutting down an AZ company? -161125;1358382131;smickles;wtf? -161124;1358382138;smickles;why don't they just keep doing business -161123;1358382156;Bugpowder_;!ticker m s.dice -161122;1358382157;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00454703 / 0.00478731 / 0.00598999 (1087457 shares, 5,206.00 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00470862 / 0.00598999 (2782713 shares, 13,102.74 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00372295 / 0.00598999 (11870698 shares, 44,194.02 BTC) -161121;1358382159;smickles;it'd have to be a federal law -161120;1358382161;mircea_popescu;smickles i presume cause nobody wants to do business with them anymore because nobody's sure if they have or haven't backdoored -161119;1358382161;dub;since when has law been a basis for the justice system anyway? -161118;1358382184;smickles;mircea_popescu: the article i just skimmed said that the ny judge 'shut them down' -161117;1358382190;smickles;'legally' -161116;1358382193;mircea_popescu;um ? -161115;1358382196;dub;next you'll tell me there are constitutional rights or something euqlly crazy -161114;1358382219;mircea_popescu;dub yes, you have the right to free rectal examinations with any airline ticked bought. -161113;1358382227;mircea_popescu;think of the children. -161112;1358382235;dub;oh they were -161111;1358382268;mircea_popescu;has anyone noticed the big move today, ie germany taking its gold back from ny ? -161110;1358382290;nyRednek;smickles, i was assuming it was a federal law, as well, due to the interstate nature of the order -161109;1358382299;dub;gold, pff, call me when they take the palladium -161108;1358382316;mircea_popescu;why ? -161107;1358382326;dub;cheap pirate joke -161106;1358382342;nyRednek;well, gold is worth more than platinum atm, so...yeah -161105;1358382375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11510 @ 0.00066014 = 7.5982 BTC [+] -161104;1358382377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11474 @ 0.00066181 = 7.5936 BTC [+] -161103;1358382384;dub;palladium is the new hotness with the hookers and blow set -161102;1358382410;mircea_popescu;"I've survived entirely on bitcoin for a whole year. " -161101;1358382412;mircea_popescu;dude this is getting old. -161100;1358382419;mircea_popescu;bitcoin scammer runs off with w/e -161099;1358382425;mircea_popescu;then three, six months later is back -161098;1358382428;smickles;nyRednek: http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/threatlevel/2012/12/StuartIndictment_BillofParticulars.pdf -161097;1358382438;mircea_popescu;"o, sorry, i has no marketable skills other than selling you ppl's bitcoinz. pls to take me back" -161096;1358382441;mircea_popescu;what the fuck is this shit! -161095;1358382458;dub;its MNW -161094;1358382462;dub;enough said -161093;1358382465;mircea_popescu;lambert was here recently too -161092;1358382475;mircea_popescu;sorta smarmy on the forum, giving opinions -161091;1358382496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11934 @ 0.00066181 = 7.898 BTC [+] -161090;1358382498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1533 @ 0.00066182 = 1.0146 BTC [+] -161089;1358382498;mircea_popescu;in six months muppets a la eskimoblob will be all pleased to interact and exchange opinions and pats on the back -161088;1358382499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 933 @ 0.00066525 = 0.6207 BTC [+] -161087;1358382501;mircea_popescu;ridiculous. -161086;1358382509;dub;PH has been posting around under ppt-pr -161085;1358382516;mircea_popescu;right. -161084;1358382520;mircea_popescu;it's like... pfff. -161083;1358382563;smickles;nyRednek: so it's ny pen. law 225.10 -161082;1358382569;smickles;not federal law -161081;1358382575;mircea_popescu;That brings me to the final point. I initially intended to teach the community a lesson about trust, I did not expect anyone to really take the bets and thus I did not expect to keep any profits. As the bets grew though, I was tempted with greed and I fell into a trap. -161080;1358382589;nyRednek;smickles, right...looks like that's the search warrant -161079;1358382593;mircea_popescu;fucking ridiculous narrative. from 1910 onwards, the same soup of the puritan-contrite criminal -161078;1358382596;mircea_popescu;"o, i fell into a trap" -161077;1358382600;mircea_popescu;he fell into his mother. -161076;1358382642;Bugpowder_;he should probably be arrested under ny pen. law 225.10 -161075;1358382652;JWU_42;had to down rate rg -161074;1358382661;JWU_42;after seeing the delisting announcement -161073;1358382665;mircea_popescu;that's a point -161072;1358382678;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -161071;1358382679;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -161070;1358382688;jcpham;;;unrate rg -161069;1358382689;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for rg. -161068;1358382695;smickles;mircea_popescu: did rg actually release his keys? -161067;1358382702;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:f3a98fc18f7f44dfc4e108c87e1cfd5aa354d8f1497ec4c17d11c7e2 -161066;1358382703;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -161065;1358382708;mircea_popescu;smickles from what i heard. -161064;1358382714;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.43 = 1.29 BTC [-] -161063;1358382725;mircea_popescu;;;rate rg -1 from what I understand person no longer has sole control of private key. -161062;1358382726;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user rg has changed from 3 to -1. -161061;1358382737;smickles;mircea_popescu: he'd have to have, for arji and them to pay divs, right? -161060;1358382745;mircea_popescu;smickles logically, yes. -161059;1358382760;smickles;;;rate rg -10 gave away his private keys -161058;1358382760;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be identified via GPG to use the rating system. -161057;1358382778;mircea_popescu;smickles mind that the system dioes not actually verify ownership -161056;1358382810;mircea_popescu;it's not hard proof in that sense. -161055;1358382828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 9761 @ 0.00130005 = 12.6898 BTC [-] -161054;1358382830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 739 @ 0.0002 = 0.1478 BTC [-] -161053;1358382840;Bugpowder_;YAY1 -161052;1358382848;mircea_popescu;what, you were buying ? -161051;1358382853;Bugpowder_;was waiting to see if the .0002 would get hit -161050;1358382855;Bugpowder_;f no -161049;1358382866;Bugpowder_;just like to see the last gasp of a dying creature -161048;1358382876;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bvps -161047;1358382878;assbot;[MPEX:S.BVPS] 1D: 0.0002 / 0.00122262 / 0.00130005 (10500 shares, 12.84 BTC), 7D: 0.0002 / 0.00131668 / 0.00635541 (10696 shares, 14.08 BTC), 30D: 0.0002 / 0.00243135 / 0.00635541 (23929 shares, 58.18 BTC) -161046;1358382883;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.0433 BTC [+] -161045;1358382909;mod6;;;unrate rg -161044;1358382911;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for rg. -161043;1358382939;smickles;arij: how were ya'll able to pay s.bvps dividends? -161042;1358382971;arij;For December? -161041;1358382997;smickles;well, at all. I mean how were you able to run the command on mpex? -161040;1358383018;smickles;it's something that just recently poped on my interest meter -161039;1358383020;mircea_popescu;ny has some funny class e felonies. "Promoting a suicide attempt". "Stalking in the second degree". "Abortion in the second degree". "Female genital mutilation". "Substitution of children". "Computer trespass". "Welfare fraud in the fourth degree". -161038;1358383021;mircea_popescu;etc -161037;1358383046;dub;substitution of children? -161036;1358383063;mircea_popescu;Rent gouging, Unlawfully concealing a will, Unlawful possession of personal identification information in the second degree -161035;1358383077;arij;Nam was taking care of that, I've never personally used mpex -161034;1358383078;mircea_popescu;Rewarding official misconduct in the second degree. like what, voting ? -161033;1358383099;Namworld;smickles: rg gave his gpg keys -161032;1358383099;mircea_popescu;http://ypdcrime.com/penal.law/e_felonies.htm list really kicks ass. -161031;1358383110;dub;theres some bylaw in our capital that hotels must provide horse tethering facilities -161030;1358383110;smickles;Namworld: ah, that's too bad -161029;1358383111;mircea_popescu;Unlawfully dealing with fireworks -161028;1358383119;jcpham;that means he has no interest in WoT -161027;1358383123;smickles;;;eauth -161026;1358383123;gribble;(eauth ) -- Initiate authentication for user . You must have registered a GPG key with the bot for this to work. You will be given a link to a page which contains a one time password encrypted with your key. Decrypt, and use the 'everify' command with it. Your passphrase will expire in 10 minutes. -161025;1358383126;smickles;;;eauth smickles -161024;1358383127;gribble;Request successful for user smickles, hostmask smickles!~smickles@mostofmany.com. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/EA62D7CEB2450C3F -161023;1358383128;Namworld;He's gone gone -161022;1358383131;mircea_popescu;jcpham pretty crazy, isn't it. -161021;1358383135;mod6;what keys -161020;1358383136;jcpham;yes -161019;1358383157;smickles;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:8926d9daa6911895a4b7dfc67516b590f01432eae6b601b77780a3c8 -161018;1358383158;gribble;You are now authenticated for user smickles with key EA62D7CEB2450C3F -161017;1358383161;mod6;err, sorry. what keys were given out? i've been ill so im just trying to catch up -161016;1358383162;jcpham;the private key to his gpg identity -161015;1358383169;mod6;wat -161014;1358383176;smickles;;;rate rg -10 gave away his private key -161013;1358383178;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user rg has changed from 2 to -10. -161012;1358383194;nyRednek;;;getrating rg -161011;1358383194;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User rg, rated since Sun Jun 5 10:39:49 2011. Cumulative rating 321, from 159 total ratings. Received ratings: 156 positive, 3 negative. Sent ratings: 148 positive, 17 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=rg -161010;1358383215;mircea_popescu;nyRednek he was well known for a long time. -161009;1358383233;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, so it seems -161008;1358383242;nyRednek;so which security is he running? -161007;1358383247;arij;He can easily verify his identity and get a new gpg key -161006;1358383250;smickles;Namworld, arij i'd like you know that I don't fault you guys for using the keys tho -161005;1358383252;mircea_popescu;was, s.bvps -161004;1358383268;arij;No need to neg rate :/ -161003;1358383283;jcpham;i unrate drama cases -161002;1358383318;jcpham;sad news though about thgpg key -161001;1358383345;jcpham;he was in -otc the other day -161000;1358383348;jcpham;grubles too -160999;1358383349;mircea_popescu;i guess people just don't realise that's the absolute limit of what you can't do. -160998;1358383353;mod6;yeah i saw that -160997;1358383362;jcpham;i bought some silver from grubles -160996;1358383403;jcpham;after i made him auth -160995;1358383416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 206 @ 0.00539588 = 1.1116 BTC [-] -160994;1358383418;mod6;;;rate rg -5 Gave away private key to WoT account. And this: http://trilema.com/2013/sbvps-delisting-notice -160993;1358383419;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -5 for user rg has been recorded. -160992;1358383452;mod6;That's the first neg rating i've given out. I'd like to hear from rg about all of this though. -160991;1358383478;dub;I doubt he gives a shit -160990;1358383479;smickles;the whole idea of using gpg with the wot revolved around contracts, if he gave his personal signing ability to someone else, i can't be sure that any contract I sign with that key has ever been "real" -160989;1358383491;jcpham;right -160988;1358383495;mod6;totally -160987;1358383502;jcpham;big no-no -160986;1358383502;mircea_popescu;yeah, keeping private keys private is capital. -160985;1358383515;mod6;without that, we're lost -160984;1358383518;Namworld;He gave it strictly on account he had to leave BitVPS to someone else. -160983;1358383543;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1 @ 0.11872201 BTC [-] -160982;1358383543;mircea_popescu;Namworld i understand there's no ill will. -160981;1358383547;jcpham;no one is blaming you guys -160980;1358383557;jcpham;rg should've known better or known the ramications -160979;1358383559;arij;D: -160978;1358383562;jcpham;should the WoT discover this -160977;1358383562;smickles;mircea_popescu: couldn't the account priviges have been transferred? -160976;1358383563;mircea_popescu;jcpham or at least asked. -160975;1358383566;smickles;(to another key) -160974;1358383566;mod6;did he just hand it over so you could access his mpex account with the remaining shares? -160973;1358383578;mircea_popescu;smickles no. that's the entire idea of mpex. that you can't just pass things around. -160972;1358383591;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P130T] 1 @ 0.03844519 BTC [+] -160971;1358383601;Namworld;mod6, pretty much -160970;1358383608;mircea_popescu;you make a company, it's yours. shareholders can't kick you out. you can't "sell" your interest. -160969;1358383616;mircea_popescu;company may be acquired, sure, but as a corp merger or somesuch. -160968;1358383623;mod6;ahh. he should have just used PUSH and he could have avoided a lot of issues -160967;1358383644;Namworld;What about dividends? -160966;1358383644;mircea_popescu;mod6 basically he decided he'll do something that couldn't be done contractually -160965;1358383653;mircea_popescu;and just charged ahead with it. -160964;1358383658;mod6;:( -160963;1358383664;mircea_popescu;which is possibly the only part i'd complain about it. not like im not fucking here all the rtime -160962;1358383675;mircea_popescu;or i charge a bitcoin per line to advise or anything. -160961;1358383679;mod6;yeah, everything that happened wasn't really allowed by the contract -160960;1358383681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18050 @ 0.00064635 = 11.6666 BTC [-] -160959;1358383705;mircea_popescu;so just how fucking hard it is to go /query mircea_popescu hey dude here's what i want to do, does it work how should i do it -160958;1358383724;mod6;right. everytime i have a question or something, you're there pretty quick to help -160957;1358383730;mod6;i don't know what the problem was there -160956;1358383784;mircea_popescu;i imagine a large part of the problem was that bvps suddenly seemed very small, in btc terms -160955;1358383793;mircea_popescu;and so not really a priority or anything -160954;1358383812;smickles;nyRednek: in order for that software dev to be convicted, the code he wrote would have to be 'bookmaking' (in the gambling sense ) software -160953;1358383860;smickles;or -160952;1358383904;smickles;apparently, reciving gambled money is promoting gambling in the first degree -160951;1358383924;Bugpowder_;he made a tool that allows others to run a site -160950;1358383927;smickles;i wonder if that means that any shareholder of S.DICE is breaking this law -160949;1358383933;Bugpowder_;DA can charge -160948;1358383937;Bugpowder_;can he convict? -160947;1358383950;Bugpowder_;most people don't want to take the risk -160946;1358383957;Bugpowder_;of a fight -160945;1358383962;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ which is how the system works, over there. -160944;1358383992;smickles;also, did you notice that not talking to the cops can get you convicted of murder? -160943;1358384017;smickles;well, it's up to the supreme court anyway -160942;1358384024;mircea_popescu;o they picked it ?! -160941;1358384039;nyRednek;smickles, one or the other, i'm not following the case as closely as i should, tbh -160940;1358384051;smickles;boils down to a cop saying "hey, your not under arrest, but is it possible that those shotgunshells at the murder scene are yours?" -160939;1358384060;smickles;you don't answer, your're a murder -160938;1358384062;smickles;*er -160937;1358384065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3944 @ 0.000647 = 2.5518 BTC [+] -160936;1358384065;mircea_popescu;lol -160935;1358384069;mircea_popescu;wtf bs is that ? -160934;1358384084;nyRednek;Bugpowder_, new york jurors don't have as much reasonable doubt as one should, tbh -160933;1358384095;smickles;the bs is they say it's not covered by the 5th b/c he wasn't under arrest YET -160932;1358384104;mircea_popescu;AHAHAHA -160931;1358384114;mircea_popescu;anyone actually takes that seriously ? -160930;1358384119;nyRednek;smickles, sounds about right -160929;1358384119;dub;this is why we don't live in 'murica -160928;1358384122;mircea_popescu;i guess that's why they like a lot of them "low information voters" around. -160927;1358384154;nyRednek;smickles, also, in indiana, cops don't have to knock and announce before executing a search warrant -160926;1358384159;smickles;now i'm spooked by the last time I was pulled over, and didn't say a wort to the cop -160925;1358384185;dub;lol what did you do? -160924;1358384191;smickles;nyRednek: in missouri they come in and shoot your pomeranian -160923;1358384197;mircea_popescu;he was transporting a 720lb torpedo -160922;1358384199;nyRednek;smickles, the best vague answer, "i don't know what you're talking about, officer" -160921;1358384200;mircea_popescu;atop his converted dodge -160920;1358384205;smickles;dub: I was driving -160919;1358384219;dub;smickles: yeah what did you do during the interaction -160918;1358384240;dub;you just handed over ID and pretended to be mute? -160917;1358384242;smickles;dub: politely smiled and let him talk -160916;1358384250;mircea_popescu;i wonder what sort of misdemeanor it is if you just jack off while the cop tries to talk to you -160915;1358384261;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, that's disorderly conduct -160914;1358384262;jcpham;public indecency i suppose -160913;1358384266;dub;mircea_popescu: rape no doubt -160912;1358384279;mircea_popescu;nyRednek i would have imagined not speaking english is disorderly conduct -160911;1358384282;smickles;dub: he claimed that I had a tail light out, it wasn't true, so he gave me an 'unwritten warning' -160910;1358384285;mircea_popescu;(or spanish) -160909;1358384286;jcpham;definitely rape if semen touches the cop -160908;1358384299;mircea_popescu;jcpham what if clothes but no cop ? -160907;1358384311;nyRednek;well, in NYC, it's disorderly conduct...it's assaulting an officer if semen touches -160906;1358384313;mircea_popescu;improper textile soiling in the 3rd degree ? -160905;1358384314;jcpham;clothes might count -160904;1358384329;dub;mircea_popescu: unlicensed sperm odnation -160903;1358384332;nyRednek;same as spitting on a cop...assault -160902;1358384333;dub;donation* -160901;1358384334;jcpham;maybe the clothes is just sexual assault -160900;1358384363;jcpham;i think ejaculating on an officer might be felony territory -160899;1358384384;smickles;WTF is this zamboni game on google?!? -160898;1358384387;mircea_popescu;i would guess it'd depend if they enjoyed it -160897;1358384397;jcpham;ha -160896;1358384399;nyRednek;felonious assault of an officer -160895;1358384415;nyRednek;same as screaming, "i'm gonna fuck you up, piggy" -160894;1358384424;mircea_popescu;the lonious assault of an officer if you play that shit too loud -160893;1358384444;dub;smickles: I asked my canukistani friend if it signified anything, apparently not -160892;1358384450;mircea_popescu;threatening is assault now ? -160891;1358384466;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, threatening has always been assault -160890;1358384470;dub;yeah -160889;1358384473;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, when you strike, it's battery -160888;1358384514;mircea_popescu;apprehension yeah -160887;1358384515;smickles;it has to be an earnest threat to be assult tho -160886;1358384515;mircea_popescu;right you are. -160885;1358384526;smickles;otherwise, it's bullying -160884;1358384535;jcpham;like if i threaten to kill you i need to own a weapon first? -160883;1358384543;jcpham;or the threat of death is enough -160882;1358384546;smickles;which is usually illegal now too (bullying) -160881;1358384552;jcpham;:-) -160880;1358384559;nyRednek;jcpham, threat of death is enough for assault, terroristic threatening -160879;1358384579;nyRednek;smickles, that was a stupid law that apportioned activity that was already covered by the penal code -160878;1358384589;jcpham;but what if i have down's syndrome and i'm not actually a threat -160877;1358384589;mircea_popescu;think of the children! -160876;1358384611;smickles;jcpham: well, as I understand it, you can threaten to kill all you want if its a joke, but proving it's a joke can be tricky in some situations -160875;1358384625;nyRednek;redundant sections of the penal code should be excised -160874;1358384644;jcpham;i've never made a death threat that i know of -160873;1358384646;smickles;nyRednek: you suffer from the is/ought distinction -160872;1358384665;smickles;jcpham: you threatent to pay me once, i've got it in writing -160871;1358384676;nyRednek;redundant sections of law in general need to be excised, at all levels -160870;1358384679;smickles;iirc, you made good on the threat too :P -160869;1358384692;jcpham;payment threats -160868;1358384694;mircea_popescu;nyRednek ideally, the law should fit in fifty pages. -160867;1358384707;mircea_popescu;that's how i'd have it. you want to make a new law ? gotta wipe old one first, make space. -160866;1358384712;mircea_popescu;you get 64kb. -160865;1358384714;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, maybe not fifty pages, but less than a full library of volumes -160864;1358384722;mircea_popescu;fifty pages -160863;1358384728;jcpham;all lwas ought to fit in 640k of RAM -160862;1358384730;mircea_popescu;so that highschoolers can be required to know the whole law by heard -160861;1358384733;mircea_popescu;or else not graduate. -160860;1358384737;smickles;mircea_popescu: then law will grow at a rate = to compression tech -160859;1358384745;mircea_popescu;compression is finite. -160858;1358384758;mircea_popescu;and also not allowed. -160857;1358384770;nyRednek;hell, definitions don't fit in 50 pages -160856;1358384773;mircea_popescu;64kb of [azAz09.-] -160855;1358384778;mircea_popescu;nyRednek tough. -160854;1358384859;smickles;noone yet congratulated me on my creation of another person :| -160853;1358384866;mircea_popescu;o ? -160852;1358384869;mircea_popescu;congrats! -160851;1358384872;mircea_popescu;cigar or no cigar ? -160850;1358384881;nyRednek;hell, the 1783 treaty of paris didn't fit in 50 pages -160849;1358384886;mircea_popescu;nyRednek tough. -160848;1358384898;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://starpas.azcc.gov/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=wsbroker1/names-detail.p?name-id=L18030781&type=L.L.C. -160847;1358384901;nyRednek;smickles, i've done it a few times, you have my sympathies -160846;1358384902;mircea_popescu;if ignorance of the law is no defence then the law fits in 64kb -160845;1358384917;mircea_popescu;smickles a hehe that kind. well grats nonetheless -160844;1358384927;smickles;:D -160843;1358384948;smickles;the next real person should be coming around may -160842;1358384956;mircea_popescu;let people add to the 64kb through private contract if they want to. -160841;1358384971;smickles;and a cigar would be in order if all goes well -160840;1358384971;nyRednek;oh, contract law is an entirely new matter -160839;1358384977;nyRednek;as is common law -160838;1358384988;nyRednek;and case law -160837;1358385013;nyRednek;case law being precedent set by court rulings as to the proper interpretation of law -160836;1358385048;smickles;i don't like that idea -160835;1358385064;nyRednek;smickles, which idea? -160834;1358385092;nyRednek;many of our legal conventions are handed down by precedent -160833;1358385107;smickles;that the first interpretation should necessarily affect any following -160832;1358385122;nyRednek;unless you live under napoleonic code, which throws legal precedent out the window -160831;1358385136;smickles;mircea_popescu: that's romania, right? -160830;1358385141;smickles;vampires and such -160829;1358385168;nyRednek;smickles, but, in reality, the english system follows the construct of legal precedent -160828;1358385184;nyRednek;smickles, otherwise, we'd have no interpreted right to privacy -160827;1358385218;mircea_popescu;most of europe, including romania yes. -160826;1358385227;mircea_popescu;but there's still a version of precedent used, just... differently. -160825;1358385310;jcpham;smickles you got your license on my birthday -160824;1358385334;jcpham;you don't have to thank me though -160823;1358385334;nyRednek;iirc, doe v bolton, 1973 -160822;1358385380;smickles;jcpham: It will foever be known as jcpham day in the company by-laws -160821;1358385408;jcpham;hahaha -160820;1358385433;smickles;also, there's no business license yet, the company had to be formed before it could see one of those -160819;1358385453;smickles;there's a federal tax id tho -160818;1358385469;smickles;s/see/seek/ -160817;1358385478;jcpham;cool beans -160816;1358385549;mod6;nice smickles! -160815;1358385576;mod6;(on the LLC) -160814;1358385591;nyRednek;sorry, it was row v wade, 1973 -160813;1358385604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00066525 = 8.1161 BTC [+] -160812;1358385681;mircea_popescu;heh you mean that wasn't just bait ? -160811;1358385719;smickles;mod6: thanks :) -160810;1358385760;smickles;nyRednek: that's privacy extending from property rights tho, isn't it? -160809;1358385773;nyRednek;smickles, i believe, so -160808;1358385796;nyRednek;smickles, the 14th amendment was referenced, so maybe not -160807;1358385846;nyRednek;the 14th amendment deals mainly with citizenship -160806;1358385847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9075 @ 0.00066525 = 6.0371 BTC [+] -160805;1358385912;smickles;"nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law" -160804;1358385925;smickles;it specifically says property tho -160803;1358385933;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/3zWPK.jpg -160802;1358385934;mircea_popescu;this is rich -160801;1358385964;smickles;mircea_popescu: the department of homland security suggests that you uninstall and not use java -160800;1358386013;mircea_popescu;why thanks very much to the dept of who the fuck asked them -160799;1358386021;smickles;nyRednek: so my view of it from that perspective is that you only have privacy in so much as the state isn't allowed to do things why render your ownership of property meaningless -160798;1358386025;mircea_popescu;are they coming up with those booklets on spouse selection already ? -160797;1358386058;jcpham;oh wait i can select another spouse -160796;1358386064;jcpham;or an additional spouse -160795;1358386074;jcpham;do i get to share than revenue stream also? -160794;1358386099;nyRednek;smickles, also, katz v united states, 1967 -160793;1358386108;nyRednek;regarding unwarranted wiretapping -160792;1358386125;nyRednek;referencing 4th and 5th amendments -160791;1358386147;mircea_popescu;jcpham surely -160790;1358386175;nyRednek;smickles, also, right to privacy preventing illegal search/seizure, and self-incrimination -160789;1358386285;nyRednek;smickles, i'm thinking it's more the liberty thing...the state is depriving you of liberty by snooping on you(privacy is a safeguard of free speech) -160788;1358386427;nyRednek;the security issues regarding java have been many, so i tend to agree with OHS on this one -160787;1358386531;mircea_popescu;nyRednek the point is the homeland security thing has no business discussing this, or pretty much any other matter. -160786;1358386546;mircea_popescu;their job is pretty much getting tsa dismantled already and then going away in the sunset. -160785;1358386637;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, OSA is a large and wide-reaching organization...this is very much their business -160784;1358386645;nyRednek;OHS, rather -160783;1358386657;nyRednek;too many three letter names -160782;1358386682;mircea_popescu;right, it works in practice as a sort of soviet commisariat of the people's soviets bla bla -160781;1358386688;nyRednek;tsa is just one of their subordinate agencies -160780;1358386696;mircea_popescu;but it's mandate legally is exactly that : to dismantle the tsa and go away. -160779;1358386698;nyRednek;the fbi is another of their subordinate agencies -160778;1358386707;nyRednek;so is ice -160777;1358386720;nyRednek;its mandate is much more than dismantle tsa -160776;1358386734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5843 @ 0.00066094 = 3.8619 BTC [-] -160775;1358386740;mircea_popescu;really sad to watch (from a safe distance, blesfully) what's happening to that country. -160774;1358386793;nyRednek;here's the sad thing to watch...the US is the world's largest economy...if it falls, how well do you think the EU or the PRC will do in the ashes? -160773;1358386824;nyRednek;i mean the ashes of what used to be the US's GDP -160772;1358386831;mircea_popescu;it's neither the world's largest economy -160771;1358386836;mircea_popescu;nor actually providing anything of value -160770;1358386840;mircea_popescu;the world won't notice. -160769;1358386847;mircea_popescu;the delusions to the contrary are actually part of the "sad". -160768;1358386873;nyRednek;the US has the world's largest GDP, and nations such as PRC depend on consumption by US -160767;1358386878;dub;does dhs know that java is patched? -160766;1358386880;mircea_popescu;this is nonsense -160765;1358386887;mircea_popescu;no producer "depends" on consumption by anyone. -160764;1358386893;dub;or is it a case of sun fucked up one too many times and are written off -160763;1358386903;mircea_popescu;dub they just wish to opine. -160762;1358386908;thestringpuller;sun is dead -160761;1358386913;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, actually, producers need consumers to buy products -160760;1358386916;mircea_popescu;and isn't dhs the dept of welfare i mean human services ? -160759;1358386919;dub;oracle w/e -160758;1358386922;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, it's backwards to think otherwise -160757;1358386923;mircea_popescu;nyRednek that's nonsense. producers need noone -160756;1358386926;mircea_popescu;consumers need producers. -160755;1358386931;iz;dub: it's not really patched -160754;1358386953;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: comsumes women thus he needs mothers -160753;1358386963;iz;so far they have released 2 different "patches" that "fix" the same vuln, but not really -160752;1358386974;mircea_popescu;iz 3rds a charm -160751;1358386977;iz;haha -160750;1358386988;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, let's put it this way, kodak failed because...? -160749;1358387000;mircea_popescu;because it wasn't producing anything. -160748;1358387001;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, they produced a lot of film and cameras... -160747;1358387009;nyRednek;mircea_popescu, that's not true -160746;1358387011;mircea_popescu;no. they produced a lot of useless junk. -160745;1358387014;mircea_popescu;course it's true. -160744;1358387018;iz;also, if you consider the EU as it's own entity, it's got greater GDP than USA, right? -160743;1358387027;jcpham;kodak is a much more interesting beast -160742;1358387030;mircea_popescu;if you make a huge company "producing" "art" you will fail too -160741;1358387030;nyRednek;iz, not yet, it doesn't -160740;1358387043;iz;nyRednek: look at the numbers for 2011 -160739;1358387045;mircea_popescu;iz if you discount imaginary/funny money -160738;1358387051;mircea_popescu;the us is about on par with pakistan atm. -160737;1358387058;mircea_popescu;per capita income in the 100-1000 range. -160736;1358387072;nyRednek;iz, well, as of 2010 it wasn't, let me check -160735;1358387082;mircea_popescu;and for that matter, i too can write 10000000000000000 dollah on pieces of paper and trade it back and forth with the girls -160734;1358387087;iz;nyRednek: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal) -160733;1358387091;mircea_popescu;that won't make my harem the world's largest economy -160732;1358387168;iz;here's a listing per capita (for all ranges) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)_per_capita -160731;1358387180;nyRednek;iz, by 2.6 quadrillion, yep, the EU has surpassed the US -160730;1358387203;nyRednek;iz, you're right...well, the SECOND largest world economy -160729;1358387211;iz;whoops, i meant this one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita -160728;1358387216;mircea_popescu;soon to be the tenth. -160727;1358387233;iz;mircea_popescu: great, maybe finally we won't be too big to fail -160726;1358387236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16951 @ 0.00066525 = 11.2767 BTC [+] -160725;1358387245;iz;and we can pull an iceland -160724;1358387247;nyRednek;guys, let me know when mircea_popescu stops talking out of its ass so i can unignore -160723;1358387248;mircea_popescu;i'd be willing to take bets that by 2015 the us economy will actually be smaller than germany's economy. -160722;1358387253;mircea_popescu;sadly there's no actual way to measure. -160721;1358387282;iz;mircea_popescu: yeah, cuz the germans use metric and the us doesn't :b -160720;1358387288;mircea_popescu;key element :D -160719;1358387333;mircea_popescu;but i am kinda amused at the newb krugerite coming here and giving me advice about mpex and then getting offended when i don't happen to share his ignorance of economy. -160718;1358387375;mircea_popescu;this incidentally is exactly why i wouldn't buy the whole us for five bitcoins right now : pretty much made up entirely of this sort of stupid. -160717;1358387384;mircea_popescu;sure, there's exception. too much molasses around them to have a chance. -160716;1358387410;thestringpuller;cynical much? -160715;1358387417;mircea_popescu;kinda, yeah. -160714;1358387418;nyRednek;sorry, 2.6 trillion -160713;1358387450;nyRednek;iz, as far as it goes, though, one of the top four players fall, the whole world suffers... -160712;1358387478;dub;literally pocket change -160711;1358387482;kakobrekla;the more the world goes to shit, the better for bitcoin -160710;1358387486;nyRednek;so the us dollar and the euro are pretty critical to gobal economic health -160709;1358387486;iz;yeah, i'd tend to agree -160708;1358387492;nyRednek;global -160707;1358387503;iz;that's why iceland was able to do what they did.. just ignore all the debt, right? -160706;1358387522;iz;because they weren't in the top 3-4, they can do that and everyone else just absorbs the costs -160705;1358387528;mircea_popescu;iz i guess mostly cause they were small. -160704;1358387533;iz;exactly -160703;1358387548;mircea_popescu;and people didn;t want to argue with them for the obvious reason of publicity. -160702;1358387555;mircea_popescu;ie, others may see they actually have a point. -160701;1358387555;iz;i hate it when ppl try to argue with me that the US should have just followed iceland's lead and let all the banks fail instead of bailing them out -160700;1358387564;mircea_popescu;why ? -160699;1358387568;mircea_popescu;i happen to think the same thing. -160698;1358387575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7268 @ 0.00066486 = 4.8322 BTC [-] -160697;1358387576;mircea_popescu;course, this in retrospect. -160696;1358387577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12807 @ 0.00065893 = 8.4389 BTC [-] -160695;1358387585;mircea_popescu;i can see why they tried, at the time, and why they couldn't stop, after they tried. -160694;1358387590;thestringpuller;too big to fail -160693;1358387597;iz;really? well, it seems to me like that's something that only countries w/ small economies can do -160692;1358387600;mircea_popescu;so it's not really a "should have". more like a, that'd have been retrospectively the correct path -160691;1358387606;mircea_popescu;iz why ? -160690;1358387616;iz;because someone has to foot the bill -160689;1358387631;iz;and it ends up being all the other contries that participate in the world economy, right? -160688;1358387641;mircea_popescu;it's just ego. no us politician can actually man up and say "listen, we fucked up. we were wriong. -160687;1358387647;mircea_popescu;welfare does not work, what we were trying to build doesn't work -160686;1358387655;mircea_popescu;you are all lazy bums and thieves, -160685;1358387659;iz;if the biggest country tries to do this, they rest of they can't absorb that much loss that quickly -160684;1358387671;mircea_popescu;and if given a chance you will steal and idle rather than do somethinguseful -160683;1358387678;mircea_popescu;and in any case you're too stupid by now to do anything useful anyway" -160682;1358387681;mircea_popescu;and that's that. -160681;1358387702;mircea_popescu;salaries go back to the economically warranted 5-600 usd a year -160680;1358387704;jcpham;http://www.whitehouse.gov/issues/preventing-gun-violence -160679;1358387708;jcpham;conspiracy -160678;1358387708;mircea_popescu;people learn to live off rice and beans -160677;1358387715;mircea_popescu;rents go back towhat they are in the 3rd world and so on. -160676;1358387718;jcpham;no way the gubment can code this well this fast -160675;1358387722;jcpham;conspiracy -160674;1358387735;iz;mircea_popescu: i think it would affect the world economy too much -160673;1358387740;jcpham;that page is fucking sick though -160672;1358387745;iz;iceland could get away w/ it b/c they were small -160671;1358387749;mircea_popescu;iz : there is no "too much". it is what it is. -160670;1358387753;dub;protip: the "world eceomony" has like 10 years left anyway -160669;1358387756;mircea_popescu;take the pill and pay the dues. -160668;1358387764;iz;i don't understand why you say there isn't a "too much" -160667;1358387769;mircea_popescu;because there isn't. -160666;1358387770;dub;after that its back to eating each other -160665;1358387788;mircea_popescu;there is literally no limit to human suffering and hardship. none. -160664;1358387799;mircea_popescu;so, let it go back to where it has to go, rather than try and pretend for a coupl;a more years -160663;1358387812;iz;if a country wants to say "we fucked up, but we aren't going to pay our debts.. everyone else just absorb those costs and we're going to start over.. like country bankruptcy -160662;1358387822;mircea_popescu;that's not the deal. -160661;1358387826;mircea_popescu;it's we fucked up, we own nothing now -160660;1358387832;mircea_popescu;maybe we'll just all become indentured servants -160659;1358387834;mircea_popescu;or just starve -160658;1358387836;dub;MIT forcast it in the '70s and we have been tracking perfectly -160657;1358387839;iz;is that what iceland did too? -160656;1358387841;mircea_popescu;we'll see how generous you are -160655;1358387846;iz;i thought they just said we don't owe anything -160654;1358387854;iz;sorry for investing all your money in our banks -160653;1358387860;iz;but you guys all lost out too -160652;1358387865;iz;and we're starting over now -160651;1358387873;mircea_popescu;the two aren't distinct really. -160650;1358387876;iz;we all lost, but it happens.. restart now -160649;1358387904;iz;is my understanding incorrect re: iceland? -160648;1358387917;mircea_popescu;i don't think so. -160647;1358387935;mircea_popescu;as far as i understand, the iceland thing was simply : banks are a private issue, the state does not back banks. figure it out. -160646;1358387935;iz;cool -160645;1358387942;iz;yeah -160644;1358387945;iz;that's what i thought also -160643;1358387954;mircea_popescu;ok. that doesn't translate to what you said -160642;1358387963;iz;so yeah.. i think they can only get away with that because they were so small relative to the rest of the world economy -160641;1358387983;mircea_popescu;they can get away with it because the gap between their real gdp and their nominal gdp was small -160640;1358387989;mircea_popescu;in the us the difference is more like 9x% -160639;1358387990;iz;if one of the largest world economies tried to do what iceland did, i think it would cause worldwide economical harm -160638;1358387995;mircea_popescu;no. -160637;1358388000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16596 @ 0.00066525 = 11.0405 BTC [+] -160636;1358388006;mircea_popescu;it would just force a much more unpalatable "taking down a notch" -160635;1358388029;iz;hmm.. okay, i think i'm understanding what you're saying -160634;1358388042;mircea_popescu;here's the thing : -160633;1358388051;mircea_popescu;the average american citizen uses up about 20k worth of resources a year. -160632;1358388057;mircea_popescu;he produces something like 500 to 1k. -160631;1358388063;mircea_popescu;that's a 90ish % loss. -160630;1358388076;mircea_popescu;if you stop pretending like what they're doing is useful, -160629;1358388081;dub;is that like maff and fings -160628;1358388082;mircea_popescu;you're forced to adjust their income to the real level. -160627;1358388085;dub;this is bitcoin -160626;1358388101;mircea_popescu;making us average salari about 400 bucks ? a year that is. -160625;1358388117;dub;nyRednek: chinese factory workers are used to losing all their miney overnight though -160624;1358388137;dub;money* -160623;1358388137;mircea_popescu;now, the average american trying to live on 400 bucks a year would be a funny sight indeed. -160622;1358388144;mircea_popescu;but the world economy couldn't care less. -160621;1358388161;dub;nyRednek: good -160620;1358388185;dub;drastic reduction in the number of americans would go a long way to solving the problem -160619;1358388186;iz;but how would the us maintain their obesity record? -160618;1358388197;mircea_popescu;i don't see how. donner party patent method maybe ? -160617;1358388201;dub;you're only delaying it as of now -160616;1358388221;mircea_popescu;now, understandably the political decision was made that this wouldn't be acceptable. but this is a purely internal affair of the us. i can sorta see why they thought this too : -160615;1358388233;mircea_popescu;if they keep it going for just a little longer the top people can finish getting out -160614;1358388236;dub;nyRednek: the problem with your economy not actually being one -160613;1358388256;iz;haha -160612;1358388257;dub;nyRednek: sorry I thought that was the subject -160611;1358388261;mircea_popescu;but otherwise, it's the same as any imploding rogue state. -160610;1358388263;iz;hunting w/ automatic assult rifles -160609;1358388287;dub;nyRednek: no, not actually being an economy -160608;1358388309;iz;real answer though, as a hunter you realize there's not enough animals to sustain the population -160607;1358388313;dub;its a sick joke/debt ponzi -160606;1358388336;iz;maybe hunting the most dangerous game for soylent green -160605;1358388347;dub;iz nailed it -160604;1358388372;iz;nyRednek: can't hunt the animals that aren't there because they've already been over hunted -160603;1358388384;dub;nyRednek also nailed the actual problem -160602;1358388404;iz;yeah, the real problem with food is water and ancient aquifirs -160601;1358388427;iz;that's true -160600;1358388452;mircea_popescu;CoinURL ceases its operation -160599;1358388479;dub;whats coinurl? -160598;1358388483;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136900.0 -160597;1358388495;iz;ah yes... the prized nosegopher -160596;1358388500;iz;good eating -160595;1358388535;kakobrekla;>> Unluckily, as you could guess, hosting company decided to terminate my account as it is not just worth for them anymore. -160594;1358388536;kakobrekla;LOLWTF -160593;1358388545;kakobrekla;no, i could not guess THAT -160592;1358388554;dub;mircea_popescu: lol 'derp' -160591;1358388590;kakobrekla;commentig coinurl -160590;1358388595;dub;turns out bitcoiners don't spend money (because mom doesn't give them enough) -160589;1358388616;kakobrekla;i dunno what the deal was but it ready just wrong -160588;1358388626;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/coinurl-a-bitcoin-advertising-service/ for the lulz. -160587;1358388725;kakobrekla;i have a friend with a whole bladecenter intalled for some tiny change cause hosting co made a lousy contract -160586;1358388754;mircea_popescu;"There are many options. Delisting and telling everyone to just fuck off is exactly what can be expected form a narcissistic fucktard like Mircea Popescu. -160585;1358388754;mircea_popescu;Why not halt the trading for start and provide a way to work this out between investors and those thieving scumbags at BitVPS." -160584;1358388757;mircea_popescu;this guy is kinda stupid is he ?! -160583;1358388804;dub;dude -160582;1358388877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00066525 = 11.5754 BTC [+] -160581;1358389283;jurov;lol, bitvps kicked coinurl -160580;1358389301;kakobrekla;what -160579;1358389309;kakobrekla;lol r u srs -160578;1358389322;kakobrekla;you just dont do that. -160577;1358389325;mircea_popescu;jurov srsly ?! -160576;1358389351;jurov;yes, they were in the same datacenter as me, same balckout -160575;1358389371;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8750 @ 0.0047 = 41.125 BTC [+] -160574;1358389374;thestringpuller;oh no bad bvps press -160573;1358389398;kakobrekla;meh srsly you get a top notch root server for 50euros a month -160572;1358389414;jurov;sorry i mixed it up -160571;1358389420;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131922.msg1414370#msg1414370 -160570;1358389438;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller there is btc press ? -160569;1358389439;jurov;it was operationfabulous , another ad network -160568;1358389514;jurov;yes, something called trilema -160567;1358389549;mircea_popescu;what ? -160566;1358389569;jurov;you know that thing with porn syndication -160565;1358389637;jurov;that's the bitcoin press :P -160564;1358389640;mircea_popescu;i heard that name somehow before! -160563;1358389859;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 613 @ 0.0047 = 2.8811 BTC [+] -160562;1358390002;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -160561;1358390003;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.64351, Best ask: 14.69999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05648, Last trade: 14.69999, 24 hour volume: 45851.62111428, 24 hour low: 14.21001, 24 hour high: 14.75000, 24 hour vwap: 14.52390 -160560;1358390010;mircea_popescu;o wow. 15 ? -160559;1358390053;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.43 = 3.01 BTC [-] -160558;1358390091;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/83/s-dice-down-to-0-003xx-per-share-feb-11/ -160557;1358390095;mircea_popescu;this one looks sweet -160556;1358390773;mircea_popescu;hmm, anyone here with a btctc account ? -160555;1358391035;jcpham;;;asks 25 -160554;1358391037;gribble;There are currently 49313.389 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 878896.357055 USD in total. -160553;1358391122;dub;time for a crash -160552;1358391139;jcpham;not a lot of volume to 25 -160551;1358391175;mircea_popescu;;;bids 10 -160550;1358391177;gribble;There are currently 97005.469 bitcoins demanded at or over 10.0 USD, worth 1252122.45239 USD in total. -160549;1358391180;jcpham;i doubt it'll happen but that's interesting -160548;1358391187;mircea_popescu;i think a runup much more likely. -160547;1358391198;jcpham;oh yeah for sure -160546;1358391212;jcpham;i expected more when i picked an arbitrarily high number -160545;1358391220;mircea_popescu;ya seems incredibly sparse. -160544;1358391503;jcpham;http://blog.dwolla.com/person-to-person-for-banks-in-a-line-of-code/ -160543;1358391515;jcpham;i like dwolla at first, now meh -160542;1358391983;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.43 = 0.86 BTC [-] -160541;1358392181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9293 @ 0.00065893 = 6.1234 BTC [-] -160540;1358392184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6183 @ 0.00065305 = 4.0378 BTC [-] -160539;1358392277;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.0064 = 0.16 BTC [+] -160538;1358392331;mircea_popescu;sorta like linode. -160537;1358392342;mircea_popescu;so nobody has a btctc account ? -160536;1358392421;mircea_popescu;omfg are these people insane ? curl unencrypted ? -160535;1358392428;mircea_popescu;suppose i eavesdrop it and repeat. -160534;1358392466;kakobrekla;its a post over https -160533;1358392472;kakobrekla;not ideal -160532;1358392476;kakobrekla;but not plaintxt -160531;1358392502;mircea_popescu;well no, not plaintext but omfg -160530;1358392760;jcpham;cutting edge -160529;1358392824;mircea_popescu;i suppose they periodicly audit make sure no ex-linode employe is running a promiscuous sniffer anywhere on their network. -160528;1358392976;mircea_popescu;anyway. anyone here want to pick up that coinurl thing and run it sanely ? -160527;1358392982;thestringpuller;jcpham: that looks just like simplepay or what was doing with the https curl command -160526;1358392991;thestringpuller;*waves hand* -160525;1358393034;thestringpuller;i will buy it for 1 bitcoin -160524;1358393040;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 420 @ 0.01 = 4.2 BTC [+] -160523;1358393044;mircea_popescu;"Our case -160522;1358393044;mircea_popescu;study used a cognitive walkthrough analysis together -160521;1358393044;mircea_popescu;with a laboratory user test to evaluate whether PGP 5.0 -160520;1358393044;mircea_popescu;can be successfully used by cryptography novices to -160519;1358393044;mircea_popescu;achieve effective electronic mail security. The analysis -160518;1358393044;mircea_popescu;found a number of user interface design flaws that may -160517;1358393044;mircea_popescu;contribute to security failures, and the user test -160516;1358393044;mircea_popescu;demonstrated that when our test participants were given -160515;1358393044;mircea_popescu;90 minutes in which to sign and encrypt a message -160514;1358393044;mircea_popescu;using PGP 5.0, the majority of them were unable to do -160513;1358393044;mircea_popescu;so successfully. " -160512;1358393065;kakobrekla;lol -160511;1358393069;mircea_popescu;my results are strangely better than that. -160510;1358393079;mircea_popescu;i guess self selected scope ? -160509;1358393095;kakobrekla;where is this from -160508;1358393151;mircea_popescu;a study im reading -160507;1358393183;mircea_popescu;Alma Whitten / Carnegie Mellon University. Why Johnny Can’t Encrypt:A Usability Evaluation of PGP 5.0 -160506;1358393318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 851 @ 0.00538507 = 4.5827 BTC [-] -160505;1358393319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00539131 = 5.3913 BTC [+] -160504;1358393823;thestringpuller;jcpham: Dwolla's code isn't this bad http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5026802 -160503;1358393953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14717 @ 0.00065305 = 9.6109 BTC [-] -160502;1358393965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4383 @ 0.00065302 = 2.8622 BTC [-] -160501;1358393982;mircea_popescu;"You guys are fantastic. You documentation is clear. The fact that you all live on the IRC channels makes obtaining information and help super simple." -160500;1358394001;mircea_popescu;im going to go troll balanced payments irc channel nao -160499;1358394003;mircea_popescu;anyone with me ? -160498;1358394065;mircea_popescu;its #balanced ftr -160497;1358394106;thestringpuller;is having an irc channel the hip thing to do? -160496;1358394126;mircea_popescu;certainly. -160495;1358394136;kakobrekla;well, we have one. -160494;1358394139;thestringpuller;i thought it was about having a usenet group -160493;1358394145;thestringpuller;i thought that was the cool thing these days -160492;1358394487;thestringpuller;LOL -160491;1358394505;thestringpuller;20:47 < ajsharp> i can't tell if you're trolling or not -160490;1358394553;mircea_popescu;i wasn't even ;/ -160489;1358394638;thestringpuller;look at that guys: https://github.com/balanced/balanced-api/issues/204 they have someeone who wanted to add bitcoin -160488;1358394760;thestringpuller;Each of Balanced.s customers is a potential Bitcoin merchant. Zaarly is using Balanced to provide payments handling for its peer-to-peer task market. Instead of Zaarly having to build its own, it can used Balanced.s API. With Bitcoin there is a little different flow. You can.t pull funds from a Bitcoin user. Bitcoin is push only. But Balanced also handles the payout component. And that is a push transaction. Bal -160487;1358394768;thestringpuller;But Balanced shows what is needed by the marketplace . a path that a Bitcoin variant could follow. Balanced is offered in the U.S. only. A bitcoin-variant could operate globally. -160486;1358394810;mircea_popescu;so basically... "we don't know, and don't wanna talk about it" -160485;1358394813;mircea_popescu;a well. -160484;1358394855;thestringpuller;the github issue has some answers -160483;1358394862;mircea_popescu;im reading it nao -160482;1358395025;mircea_popescu;there's absolutel;y nothing there. -160481;1358395044;mircea_popescu;i'm sorry, but on the balance of this assesment balancedpayments is worth ~0, inflation adjusted. -160480;1358395153;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: simple.com -160479;1358396018;dub;u gais are famous https://www.balancedpayments.com/help -160478;1358396078;mircea_popescu;look at me ma, i'm on an obscure start-up site! it won't go anywhere! -160477;1358396515;dub;good arb op there eh? -160476;1358396530;dub;[21:19] Jan17 02:18:34 mtgox x194 3,924.8646 @ 14.83496831 USD -160475;1358396534;dub;[21:19] Jan17 02:18:34 mtgox x229 3,999.9658 @ 14.42321997 AUD -160474;1358396552;mircea_popescu;what's bitcoinrt ? -160473;1358396571;thestringpuller;;;later tell Bugpowder looks like people are putting basic point spread bets on bitbet now -160472;1358396571;gribble;The operation succeeded. -160471;1358396572;dub;gox ticker -160470;1358396588;dub;websocket pipe whatever -160469;1358396599;mircea_popescu;i guess, if anyone is ready to close aud-usd circuit -160468;1358396750;dub;;;ticker -160467;1358396750;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.78900, Best ask: 14.84339, Bid-ask spread: 0.05439, Last trade: 14.78900, 24 hour volume: 48112.84457123, 24 hour low: 14.21001, 24 hour high: 14.92000, 24 hour vwap: 14.57203 -160466;1358396851;thestringpuller;http://blockbet.net - here come the pseudo-clones -160465;1358397292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00574528 = 1.4363 BTC [+] -160464;1358397892;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller there have been like... i think a dozen since the ipo -160463;1358398009;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -160462;1358398010;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.90001, Best ask: 14.91999, Bid-ask spread: 0.01998, Last trade: 14.91999, 24 hour volume: 48305.04798786, 24 hour low: 14.21001, 24 hour high: 14.92000, 24 hour vwap: 14.57849 -160461;1358398018;mircea_popescu;definitely 15 tonight. -160460;1358398023;mircea_popescu;;;asks 15 -160459;1358398026;gribble;There are currently 7912.5205 bitcoins offered at or under 15.0 USD, worth 118573.407675 USD in total. -160458;1358398071;thestringpuller;;;bids 14.90 -160457;1358398073;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 14.9 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -160456;1358398080;thestringpuller;;;bids 14.80 -160455;1358398082;gribble;There are currently 180.31955 bitcoins demanded at or over 14.8 USD, worth 2674.22552159 USD in total. -160454;1358398107;thestringpuller;;;bids 14.85 -160453;1358398109;gribble;There are currently 23.426751 bitcoins demanded at or over 14.85 USD, worth 349.058673438 USD in total. -160452;1358398155;kakobrekla;weekly forecast bet can be resolved early :) -160451;1358398388;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/140/bitcoin-will-hit-15-before-february-1st/ ? -160450;1358398394;mircea_popescu;still not 15 -160449;1358398428;kakobrekla;no, ziz one http://bitbet.us/bet/129/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-stay-below-14-86-and/ -160448;1358398441;kakobrekla;enky lost hehe -160447;1358398506;mircea_popescu;yee -160446;1358398720;error4733;any clue for the SD jump ? -160445;1358398741;kakobrekla;bbet ran out of shares so they went for second best -160444;1358398869;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -160443;1358398880;mircea_popescu;error4733 supply and demand i imagine. -160442;1358398895;mircea_popescu;seems in bitcoin demand is a sharply increasing inverse of supply. -160441;1358398920;mircea_popescu;in retrospect maybe not surprising, given the nature of the btc game. -160440;1358399048;kakobrekla;inverse supply you mean all the scams or the block reward drop? -160439;1358399057;kakobrekla;;) -160438;1358399122;mircea_popescu;i mean the wider the supply, the lower the demand -160437;1358399127;mircea_popescu;but once supply dwindles demand explodes. -160436;1358399151;kakobrekla;isnt this same case as producers and consumers -160435;1358399153;mircea_popescu;sorta like childrend and toys. when nobody is playing nobody else wants to play. as toys become unavailable the desire to play increases -160434;1358399154;kakobrekla;:D -160433;1358399176;mircea_popescu;i guess it's like producers and consumers in a strange market -160432;1358399184;error4733;same for my wife -160431;1358399198;mircea_popescu;lol she in demand when you want her and idle otherwise ? -160430;1358399234;error4733;she's not involved -160429;1358399236;error4733;:D -160428;1358399242;mircea_popescu;:p -160427;1358399248;kakobrekla;yeah fuckin hoarding non-toy-sharing kids -160426;1358399311;error4733;if SD up to 0.006 and btc hit 15$ i almost double my invest in 2 weeks -160425;1358399320;error4733;insane -160424;1358399322;kakobrekla;dun worry is a ponzee -160423;1358399339;mircea_popescu;error4733 someone was publishing his portofolio graph earlier and it looked quite exponential -160422;1358399343;kakobrekla;also -160421;1358399345;kakobrekla;pirate paid -160420;1358399351;kakobrekla;yesterday! -160419;1358399355;mircea_popescu;whom ? -160418;1358399372;kakobrekla;aww cmon, recognize the meme -160417;1358399374;kakobrekla;:p -160416;1358399379;mircea_popescu;lol deadpan -160415;1358399391;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -160414;1358399392;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.91002, Best ask: 14.92000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00998, Last trade: 14.91002, 24 hour volume: 47727.52297059, 24 hour low: 14.21001, 24 hour high: 14.92000, 24 hour vwap: 14.58642 -160413;1358399431;Diablo-D3;heh, we're reaching 15 -160412;1358399530;mircea_popescu;50 cents off the vwap, that's pretty strong action. -160411;1358399537;Diablo-D3;yeah -160410;1358399551;Diablo-D3;the market needs to pause for awhile to keep us at this level -160409;1358399567;Diablo-D3;I dont want to see another $30 spike and crash -160408;1358399576;Diablo-D3;thats not useful for the longterm viability of bitcoins -160407;1358399602;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.31226848 = 312.2685 BTC [+] -160406;1358399605;error4733;not the same input for this raise -160405;1358399609;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.24364587 = 243.6459 BTC [+] -160404;1358399618;Diablo-D3;error4733: but it can be -160403;1358399622;Diablo-D3;the $30 spike was panic buying -160402;1358399626;Diablo-D3;theres no reason that cant be repeated -160401;1358399630;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 im not so sure it matters by now. -160400;1358399669;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, I'd like to see us at $100 perm -160399;1358399682;mircea_popescu;i think 2013 will prolly do that. -160398;1358399701;Diablo-D3;well, what Im saying is, we need a firm foundation to continue building on -160397;1358399718;error4733;well i have a bet wit ha friend, BTC double this year -160396;1358399733;error4733;28$ before 1 JAN 2104 -160395;1358399735;mircea_popescu;prolly pretty safe bet. -160394;1358399748;Diablo-D3;error4733: high or year end? -160393;1358399758;Diablo-D3;because we'll likely see a $28 high -160392;1358399772;Diablo-D3;but a 50/50 chance of $28 or higher becoming the new norm -160391;1358399792;error4733;no 28 or more stable price -160390;1358399809;error4733;more than 1 week -160389;1358399871;error4733;95% risk is the user -160388;1358400024;error4733;mircea_popescu : u think $100 can be possible until the end of the year ? -160387;1358400065;mircea_popescu;i think it fairly likely. -160386;1358400079;Diablo-D3;nyRednek: we tried that -160385;1358400081;Diablo-D3;it didnt go well -160384;1358400087;error4733;so the usage will increase for 500% with the same supply ? -160383;1358400118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1845 @ 0.00066525 = 1.2274 BTC [+] -160382;1358400121;mircea_popescu;error4733 once people will come to terms with the failure of "asic projects" -160381;1358400127;mircea_popescu;they will cover buying bitcoin -160380;1358400130;Diablo-D3;you're in #bitcoin-assets and dont know we've already had publicly owned companies? -160379;1358400130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4698 @ 0.00066544 = 3.1262 BTC [+] -160378;1358400134;mircea_popescu;(which is what they should have done in the first place) -160377;1358400140;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: except both avalon and asicminer should be done soon -160376;1358400155;error4733;*popcorn* -160375;1358400161;mircea_popescu;conspicuously absent from that list, bfl Diablo-D3 :p -160374;1358400171;Diablo-D3;Im surprised basic was a failure -160373;1358400175;Diablo-D3;was it a scam or did they just fail? -160372;1358400180;mircea_popescu;i'm not surprised -160371;1358400186;error4733;this ASIC epic fail -160370;1358400187;mircea_popescu;i don't think it was started as a scam. just, no skills. -160369;1358400218;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: so just fail -160368;1358400219;Diablo-D3;that sfine -160367;1358400221;error4733;maybe BFL but all the others as well ? -160366;1358400222;Diablo-D3;companies can fail -160365;1358400229;Diablo-D3;its the outright scams I think we need to deal with -160364;1358400231;Diablo-D3;like bfl -160363;1358400245;error4733;how many dev in the world work on this tech -160362;1358400248;mircea_popescu;i don't think anyone actually has the resources to do asics. people like to dream, and then they sometimes get confused. -160361;1358400275;mircea_popescu;error4733 maybe half a dozen on the core and a few hundred on peripherals ? -160360;1358400276;Diablo-D3;error4733: on what tech? chip design in general? -160359;1358400288;error4733;look good on paper -160358;1358400291;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: doing asics is easy -160357;1358400294;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it just costs money -160356;1358400306;Diablo-D3;remember, neither asicminer nor avalon made their sha256 cores -160355;1358400313;Diablo-D3;they used existing ones and spammed it on the chip -160354;1358400314;mircea_popescu;yeah. -160353;1358400322;mircea_popescu;that's the way to go, at their level. -160352;1358400326;mircea_popescu;still, it has its problems. -160351;1358400335;Diablo-D3;it works mostly -160350;1358400338;smickles;nyRednek: mpbor isn't really a bond tho -160349;1358400343;Diablo-D3;they just had to have the output cascade designed right -160348;1358400345;mircea_popescu;depends what luck you have with resonance. -160347;1358400346;Diablo-D3;which really isnt that hard -160346;1358400358;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, those fucking design tools are blaaaaaargh -160345;1358400377;mircea_popescu;right. the problem with the "spam a core on chip" approach is that design cost is minimal -160344;1358400380;mircea_popescu;prototype cost is huge -160343;1358400387;Diablo-D3;yeah -160342;1358400391;Diablo-D3;and what we're looking at IS the prototype -160341;1358400393;mircea_popescu;meanwhile i've been asking questions, i know of a case where they did 54 prototypes -160340;1358400399;mircea_popescu;before they got a set that was resonance free -160339;1358400401;mircea_popescu;then they re-ran it -160338;1358400404;mircea_popescu;AND IT DIDNT WORK -160337;1358400410;Diablo-D3;yeah, shit like that happens -160336;1358400410;error4733;:D -160335;1358400429;Diablo-D3;asicminer already said their chips passed functionality tests -160334;1358400431;smickles;;;ticker -160333;1358400432;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.81200, Best ask: 14.89900, Bid-ask spread: 0.08700, Last trade: 14.89959, 24 hour volume: 47066.51104494, 24 hour low: 14.21404, 24 hour high: 14.92000, 24 hour vwap: 14.59850 -160332;1358400434;Diablo-D3;so hopefully at least one of the 4 wins -160331;1358400452;mircea_popescu;at any rate, from a purely macro perspective, -160330;1358400461;error4733;cant wait haha, this is huuuge -160329;1358400464;mircea_popescu;as either cost of asic or losses from asic become monetized btc will have to go up -160328;1358400482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6002 @ 0.00066544 = 3.994 BTC [+] -160327;1358400483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9354 @ 0.00066568 = 6.2268 BTC [+] -160326;1358400508;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: exactly -160325;1358400513;Diablo-D3;no matter what, the work was done -160324;1358400522;Diablo-D3;look at the silicon valley for example -160323;1358400528;Diablo-D3;one of the biggest startup communities in the world -160322;1358400532;Diablo-D3;if not THE biggest -160321;1358400537;mircea_popescu;i think "the milk was spilleD" is more apt a comparison but anyway :p -160320;1358400542;Diablo-D3;they fail more than not -160319;1358400549;Diablo-D3;but it produces an amazingly thriving economy -160318;1358400567;mircea_popescu;there's no problem with failure per se. -160317;1358400568;Diablo-D3;even when the companies fail, it produces more economic output than went in -160316;1358400588;mircea_popescu;the thing is we need to move away from cablepair and lambert type of failures to more economically tolerable types of failure -160315;1358400625;Diablo-D3;yeah -160314;1358400635;Diablo-D3;failure to mvp instead of outright scam or just wishful thinking -160313;1358400648;Diablo-D3;basic is more than wishful thinking but below mvp -160312;1358400654;Diablo-D3;imo anyways -160311;1358400661;mircea_popescu;to our advantage the silicon valley world is slowly moving towards a pure circus act. -160310;1358400672;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/lets-have-fun-with-paul-graham/#comment-91400 -160309;1358400674;mircea_popescu;look at that. -160308;1358400732;Garr255_Lappy;Check it out! Own a part of a 3d printer! CREATE on [BTC-TC] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136953.0 -160307;1358400760;Diablo-D3;nyRednek: I tried getting a company to take off -160306;1358400775;Diablo-D3;my first attempt was a failure because the stock exchange owner backstabbed everyone -160305;1358400810;Diablo-D3;nyRednek: so Im in the middle of cleaning that up and going for another attempt -160304;1358400840;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: before I click, is that pro pg or anti pg? -160303;1358400876;mircea_popescu;anti. -160302;1358400895;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: pg isnt the big bad though -160301;1358400903;mircea_popescu;tho it's a moot point, it just documents their most recent blunder -160300;1358400903;Diablo-D3;although I wish people would quit worshipping him -160299;1358400915;mircea_popescu;i don't think he's the big bad either. -160298;1358400917;Diablo-D3;the problem with the silicon valley atm is the mvp achievements -160297;1358400932;mircea_popescu;the showmanship is the problem. -160296;1358400934;Diablo-D3;whoever produces the smallest lightest easiest mvp wins -160295;1358400937;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: exactly -160294;1358400944;mircea_popescu;in their constant quest for "insight" about companies they kept going into sidechannels -160293;1358400949;Diablo-D3;nyRednek: minimum viable product -160292;1358400957;mircea_popescu;by now all they're doing is comparing which "team" has the weirdest approach to stand-up -160291;1358400968;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: basically yes -160290;1358400974;mircea_popescu;ya well it's stupid. -160289;1358400977;Diablo-D3;they're starting to feedback into themselves weirdly -160288;1358400989;Diablo-D3;like, whowever has the most unique weirdest circus act wins -160287;1358400993;mircea_popescu;i don't pick girls by the criterion "largest tit most exposed" -160286;1358401009;Diablo-D3;its like a competition of The Aristocrats -160285;1358401010;mircea_popescu;if i did, i'd have an excuse. unlike them. -160284;1358401013;mircea_popescu;yeah. -160283;1358401105;Diablo-D3;nyRednek: nope -160282;1358401110;Diablo-D3;profit ISNT the number one goal -160281;1358401114;Diablo-D3;long term value is -160280;1358401133;mircea_popescu;jesus you've been studying ? -160279;1358401176;Diablo-D3;nyRednek: not always -160278;1358401190;Diablo-D3;there are companies that hold massive assets that have pretty shitty cash flow -160277;1358401204;Diablo-D3;they're not horrible companies, just maybe mediocre corporate leadership -160276;1358401230;Bugpowder;nyRednek Be careful, if you hang out here much longer you will end up owning some bitcoin securities -160275;1358401231;Diablo-D3;the cash flow is positive, dont get me wrong, its just not that far from zero -160274;1358401244;Diablo-D3;constant cashflow is better than large profits -160273;1358401254;smickles;hmm -160272;1358401269;Bugpowder;mmm the new pympex is great -160271;1358401282;Bugpowder;the interface I deserve -160270;1358401287;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw, what do you mean studying? -160269;1358401297;Bugpowder;lol -160268;1358401370;Bugpowder;elance is f'ing amazing -160267;1358401374;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you know, books. -160266;1358401377;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder o ? -160265;1358401382;Bugpowder;I can hire an awesome pakistani programmer -160264;1358401386;Bugpowder;for $20/hr -160263;1358401390;Bugpowder;to do my bidding -160262;1358401395;mircea_popescu;cool huh. -160261;1358401400;mircea_popescu;better than webcams, imo. -160260;1358401415;Bugpowder;and you get screen caps every 10 minutes -160259;1358401427;Bugpowder;yeah I could pay less but this is a bit tricky job -160258;1358401428;mircea_popescu;incidentally, read the code -160257;1358401435;mircea_popescu;better discover keyloggers early than late. -160256;1358401437;Bugpowder;ha -160255;1358401453;Bugpowder;CSV isn't hiding much -160254;1358401463;Bugpowder;I just need data collected -160253;1358401466;mircea_popescu;a -160252;1358401477;Bugpowder;from things that require mouseover ajax calls -160251;1358401484;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its not like securities are a new thing for me -160250;1358401495;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: Ive been laughing at wall street since I was a kid -160249;1358401503;Diablo-D3;it never made sense to me because it all looked like a giant ponzi -160248;1358401539;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: and over the past, oh, 5 years or so, Ive learned why it never made sense, it really is just a giant scam -160247;1358401544;mircea_popescu;well, it's a good point nonetheless. -160246;1358401564;mircea_popescu;it has been kinda scammy since about 2nd bush term. -160245;1358401573;Diablo-D3;its been kinda scammy since the 70s -160244;1358401577;Diablo-D3;before I was born -160243;1358401588;Diablo-D3;and various long term shit has been going on since before ww2 -160242;1358401591;mircea_popescu;i kinda liked it in the 90s. -160241;1358401599;Diablo-D3;before the dotcom bust? -160240;1358401608;mircea_popescu;nah, late 90s -160239;1358401616;Diablo-D3;during the recovery? -160238;1358401637;mircea_popescu;during the bust. -160237;1358401643;Diablo-D3;ahh -160236;1358401649;Diablo-D3;there was lots of money to be made from that -160235;1358401676;mircea_popescu;for some reason it's easier for me to pick companies that will fail than ones that will succeed. -160234;1358401683;Diablo-D3;I know people who made money during the bubble, and then lost it when it popped; made it and kept it; and then made it DURING the pop -160233;1358401688;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: weird -160232;1358401690;mircea_popescu;possibly because i'm an asshole. -160231;1358401695;Diablo-D3;I have trouble picking companies that will fail -160230;1358401712;mircea_popescu;that's ok, you don't need to pick em, you make em :D -160229;1358401717;Diablo-D3;I think my selection criteria of safe bets is too conservative -160228;1358401722;Diablo-D3;hurrrrr -160227;1358401727;mircea_popescu;mwahaha' -160226;1358401729;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: like I said, I had lots of community help on that one -160225;1358401737;Bugpowder;bust started with MSTR -160224;1358401766;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: everyone got to walk away with a sore asshole after the GLBSE bust -160223;1358401767;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder to this day i didn't understand what microstrategy was making. -160222;1358401800;Bugpowder;business intelligence -160221;1358401809;Bugpowder;they are still around -160220;1358401813;Diablo-D3;what the fuck does that even mean -160219;1358401813;Bugpowder;pretty big -160218;1358401838;Bugpowder;Like using algorithms to optimize internal shit -160217;1358401861;Diablo-D3;thats insane -160216;1358401885;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder no, srsly ? using algorithms to optimize internal shit ? -160215;1358401886;Bugpowder;insane? -160214;1358401887;Diablo-D3;as a programmer and as someone who views both the law and business as domain specific languages, thats insane -160213;1358401900;Bugpowder;He lost 15 billion in the bust -160212;1358401905;Bugpowder;Sailor -160211;1358401913;Bugpowder;saylor -160210;1358401955;Diablo-D3;yeah, when you lose 15 billion, the money didnt even really exist -160209;1358401976;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: back me up about the insanity part -160208;1358401980;mircea_popescu;when you have 15bn you don't have that money. -160207;1358401994;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i dunno either way. i still don't really comprehend what they did. -160206;1358402013;mircea_popescu;it's somewhere between "dressing up mathlab for idiots" and "conversations with aliens and spirits of the departed" -160205;1358402037;Diablo-D3;yes, but both of those ARE valid business models -160204;1358402049;mircea_popescu;well the aliens part at least. -160203;1358402061;mircea_popescu;VerizOrion -160202;1358402065;Bugpowder;still doing ok i guess -160201;1358402065;Bugpowder;http://fortunebrainstormtech.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/michael_saylor_yacht_friends.jpg -160200;1358402092;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder seems kinda crowded :D -160199;1358402151;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.421 BTC [-] -160198;1358402153;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.42 = 0.84 BTC [-] -160197;1358402155;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 20 @ 0.411 = 8.22 BTC [-] -160196;1358402155;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.411 = 0.822 BTC [-] -160195;1358402175;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4459 BTC [+] -160194;1358402197;mircea_popescu;so... nobody with a btctc account ? -160193;1358402263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00066568 = 5.5917 BTC [+] -160192;1358402512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00066568 = 14.645 BTC [+] -160191;1358402610;Bugpowder;Anyone else notice that there has be some semi-whale like action on s.dice tonight? -160190;1358402611;Bugpowder;http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=100&min_bet=10&status=ALL -160189;1358402631;Bugpowder;couple 100s, a 250 -160188;1358402824;mircea_popescu;semi-whale lol -160187;1358402834;mircea_popescu;what, only 100k bet or something ? -160186;1358402930;Bugpowder;nah -160185;1358402936;Bugpowder;nothing that big -160184;1358402954;error4733;good, SD run under EV for one week -160183;1358402991;Bugpowder;yeah, SDICE up 1300 in the last 100 bets over 10 -160182;1358403001;error4733;wait -160181;1358403008;error4733;where do u see that -160180;1358403042;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.24450216 = 244.5022 BTC [+] -160179;1358403061;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.31321887 = 313.2189 BTC [+] -160178;1358403061;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -160177;1358403063;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.85109, Best ask: 14.89897, Bid-ask spread: 0.04788, Last trade: 14.89897, 24 hour volume: 45268.43294958, 24 hour low: 14.35600, 24 hour high: 14.92000, 24 hour vwap: 14.62078 -160176;1358403082;mircea_popescu;!ticker m c11ot -160175;1358403084;assbot;I don't give a shit who saw what and who did what or who did who. -160174;1358403086;mircea_popescu;!ticker m c110t -160173;1358403087;assbot;Um, shouldn't you be with your own tribe or somethin'? -160172;1358403096;mircea_popescu;!ticker m o.btcusd.c110t -160171;1358403098;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1D: 0.31226848 / 0.31274367 / 0.31321887 (2000 shares, 625.49 BTC), 7D: 0.21996239 / 0.28818392 / 0.31321887 (2720 shares, 783.86 BTC), 30D: 0.16843117 / 0.25993706 / 0.31321887 (10665 shares, 2,772.23 BTC) -160170;1358403129;Bugpowder;Please let this bill pass -160169;1358403130;Bugpowder;http://lofgren.house.gov/images/stories/pdf/draft%20lofgren%20bill%20to%20exclude%20terms%20of%20service%20violations%20from%20cfaa%20%20wre%20fraud%20011513.pdf -160168;1358403142;Bugpowder;error4733 on my google doc importer -160167;1358403172;Bugpowder;Try this line -160166;1358403173;Bugpowder;=ImportHtml("http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=1000&min_bet=10&status=ALL","table",0) -160165;1358403186;Bugpowder;in the first cell of a google spreadsheet -160164;1358403201;Bugpowder;then you can build your own analysis around it -160163;1358403244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9646 @ 0.00066568 = 6.4211 BTC [+] -160162;1358403246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00066642 = 5.1314 BTC [+] -160161;1358403247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 254 @ 0.0006698 = 0.1701 BTC [+] -160160;1358403275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4206 @ 0.00066482 = 2.7962 BTC [-] -160159;1358403285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3594 @ 0.00065882 = 2.3678 BTC [-] -160158;1358403315;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder who sponsored that ? -160157;1358403387;Bugpowder;http://lofgren.house.gov -160156;1358403394;Bugpowder;"Aaron's law" -160155;1358403402;mircea_popescu;pretty good. -160154;1358403403;Bugpowder;Let the scraping commence! -160153;1358403413;Bugpowder;Repping silicon valley -160152;1358403434;error4733;@bug : ok and ? some manip to do ? -160151;1358403440;Bugpowder;dude -160150;1358403441;mircea_popescu;http://lofgren.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=771:rep-zoe-lofgren-asks-reddit-users-to-crowdsource-legislative-proposals-on-domain-name-seizures&catid=22:112th-news&Itemid=161 -160149;1358403441;mircea_popescu;also -160148;1358403449;Bugpowder;you can work a spreadsheet -160147;1358403461;mircea_popescu;anyway, that's all for me. catch you all laters! -160146;1358403471;Bugpowder;me 2 -160145;1358403473;Bugpowder;later -160144;1358403479;Bugpowder;the upstreak continues! -160143;1358425433;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -160142;1358425435;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.85001, Best ask: 14.87999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02998, Last trade: 14.88000, 24 hour volume: 43785.59666564, 24 hour low: 14.42508, 24 hour high: 14.92000, 24 hour vwap: 14.66609 -160141;1358425500;Diablo-D3;awaaaaaaaaAAaaaaAAAaaaAAaaAAAAAAAaaAAAAAAaaaAAaaAAaAAAy we gooooo -160140;1358425680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.005879 = 2.3516 BTC [+] -160139;1358427784;mircea_popescu;jcpham smickles check it out : i'm getting sued! 1st rota case http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/ -160138;1358427808;Diablo-D3;lolwat -160137;1358428658;mircea_popescu;yeah -160136;1358431064;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jsj-37UrxeM -160135;1358431070;mircea_popescu;welcome to the 90s all over again -160134;1358431876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1811 @ 0.00066217 = 1.1992 BTC [+] -160133;1358431878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8350 @ 0.00066194 = 5.5272 BTC [-] -160132;1358431880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7139 @ 0.00065987 = 4.7108 BTC [-] -160131;1358432581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18208 @ 0.00065987 = 12.0149 BTC [-] -160130;1358432581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5392 @ 0.00065943 = 3.5556 BTC [-] -160129;1358434442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8858 @ 0.00065943 = 5.8412 BTC [-] -160128;1358434443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12042 @ 0.0006592 = 7.9381 BTC [-] -160127;1358434749;thestringpuller;;;ticker -160126;1358434750;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.85117, Best ask: 14.91196, Bid-ask spread: 0.06079, Last trade: 14.91196, 24 hour volume: 46332.20423688, 24 hour low: 14.45000, 24 hour high: 14.92000, 24 hour vwap: 14.70084 -160125;1358434967;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/V1gyt.jpg -160124;1358435377;mircea_popescu;http://siliconangle.com/blog/2013/01/15/bitcoinstore-plans-to-take-on-the-world-of-online-electronics-retail-with-btc/ -160123;1358435382;mircea_popescu;seems this one is happening. -160122;1358435384;mircea_popescu;cool. -160121;1358435590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.0006592 = 9.6573 BTC [-] -160120;1358436138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00579708 = 2.8985 BTC [-] -160119;1358436145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 176 @ 0.00573305 = 1.009 BTC [-] -160118;1358436365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9278 @ 0.00066312 = 6.1524 BTC [+] -160117;1358436372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21150 @ 0.00066541 = 14.0734 BTC [+] -160116;1358436383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20509 @ 0.00066974 = 13.7357 BTC [+] -160115;1358436385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13868 @ 0.00067027 = 9.2953 BTC [+] -160114;1358436386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17250 @ 0.00067029 = 11.5625 BTC [+] -160113;1358436421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.0006714 = 3.8606 BTC [+] -160112;1358436421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20450 @ 0.00067238 = 13.7502 BTC [+] -160111;1358436421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 75000 @ 0.0006725 = 50.4375 BTC [+] -160110;1358436421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8674 @ 0.00067289 = 5.8366 BTC [+] -160109;1358436421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18071 @ 0.00067375 = 12.1753 BTC [+] -160108;1358437156;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -160107;1358437158;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00473687 / 0.00503935 / 0.00598999 (145350 shares, 732.47 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00471101 / 0.00598999 (2616031 shares, 12,324.15 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00372409 / 0.00598999 (11740066 shares, 43,721.16 BTC) -160106;1358437162;Bugpowder;Whales have returned -160105;1358437182;Bugpowder;http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=1000&min_bet=10&status=ALL -160104;1358437268;mircea_popescu;WIN 1000.67350000 -160103;1358437271;mircea_popescu;on less thn 16k -160102;1358437285;mircea_popescu;800.03870000 less than 8 wow -160101;1358437364;Bugpowder;In other news -160100;1358437364;Bugpowder;US jobless aid applications fall to 5-year low -160099;1358437381;Bugpowder;SP500 is gonna blow thru the 5 year high today -160098;1358437393;mircea_popescu;that's pretty bad news innit. -160097;1358437437;Bugpowder;no, unemployment -160096;1358437443;Bugpowder;apps down to 5 year low -160095;1358437446;Bugpowder;335k -160094;1358437461;mircea_popescu;yes but that just means chronical unemployment is becoming unamangeable -160093;1358437469;mircea_popescu;these aren't people who found jobs. -160092;1358437478;Bugpowder;heh -160091;1358437479;Bugpowder;well -160090;1358437490;Bugpowder;There is roll off issues -160089;1358437500;mircea_popescu;there is something else ? -160088;1358437520;Bugpowder;hiring -160087;1358437535;mircea_popescu;i have my doubts about that. -160086;1358437546;mircea_popescu;other than govt and high skilled tech jobs there's no hiring. -160085;1358437563;mircea_popescu;govt is a pointless expense and high skilled techs have no business playing the employee anwyay -160084;1358437584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 201 @ 0.00150005 = 0.3015 BTC [-] -160083;1358437642;Bugpowder;The C140Ts are the ugly duckling of the MPOE -160082;1358437648;Bugpowder;y u no buy? -160081;1358437963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.0006647 = 4.7194 BTC [-] -160080;1358438066;mircea_popescu;kinda weird how that works -160079;1358438077;mircea_popescu;peak volume at 11/12 -160078;1358438080;Bugpowder;yeah -160077;1358438082;Bugpowder;like -160076;1358438093;mircea_popescu;you'd expect it to be centered atm -160075;1358438096;mircea_popescu;not 2 under -160074;1358438097;Bugpowder;arent the strike price options the highes leverage usually? -160073;1358438103;mircea_popescu;yeah -160072;1358438108;Bugpowder;I dunno how the spread effects that -160071;1358438111;Bugpowder;affect -160070;1358438118;mircea_popescu;i wonder if i have a pricing issue -160069;1358438141;Bugpowder;more likely people are non-rational -160068;1358438144;Bugpowder;buyers -160067;1358438147;mircea_popescu;then again... maybe person isn't into leverage -160066;1358438154;mircea_popescu;but some sort of particular hedging ? -160065;1358438231;Bugpowder;heyo! -160064;1358438233;Bugpowder;;;ticker -160063;1358438234;mircea_popescu;attention ladies making millions in btc : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135842974497.jpg -160062;1358438234;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.95895, Best ask: 14.96000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00105, Last trade: 14.95895, 24 hour volume: 45073.86760974, 24 hour low: 14.45000, 24 hour high: 14.97000, 24 hour vwap: 14.72695 -160061;1358438240;mircea_popescu;always wear panties when helicoptering. -160060;1358438541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00565991 = 5.6599 BTC [-] -160059;1358438542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2274 @ 0.00565992 = 12.8707 BTC [+] -160058;1358439093;pigeons;i don't know what's going on with this dice price -160057;1358439114;pigeons;!ticker m S.MPOE -160056;1358439115;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00064635 / 0.00066278 / 0.00067375 (780682 shares, 517.43 BTC), 7D: 0.00062769 / 0.00065893 / 0.00067375 (6816444 shares, 4,491.59 BTC), 30D: 0.00058738 / 0.00063911 / 0.00067375 (39841651 shares, 25,463.37 BTC) -160055;1358439129;Bugpowder;supply and demand dude -160054;1358439135;Bugpowder;also whale betting has resumed -160053;1358439152;pigeons;ok i don't know is going on with the demand for this dice -160052;1358439164;mircea_popescu;welcome to the clu -160051;1358439166;mircea_popescu;b -160050;1358439175;Bugpowder;What if the world economy had 1 company that made money -160049;1358439178;Bugpowder;big money -160048;1358439180;mircea_popescu;o btw pigeons , 1st rota case. -160047;1358439320;pigeons;oh? -160046;1358439423;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/ -160045;1358439435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.0006647 = 9.3058 BTC [-] -160044;1358439437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00067375 = 7.0407 BTC [+] -160043;1358439661;pigeons;OK then. -160042;1358440070;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: did you mess up a deposit? -160041;1358440259;mircea_popescu;the op ddi. -160040;1358440383;pigeons;https://bitcoincaptcha.com/ -160039;1358440459;mircea_popescu;is it "pay some satoshi here to display page" ? -160038;1358440785;pigeons;yes -160037;1358440800;pigeons;dusplays a qr code for that -160036;1358440820;kakobrekla;btw -160035;1358440824;kakobrekla;anyone uses these codes oftenly? -160034;1358440827;pigeons;also released a WP plugin so download this content via bitcoincapcha -160033;1358440831;pigeons;no -160032;1358440834;kakobrekla;seems like a dead tech mostly -160031;1358440840;pigeons;one day someone will think of a use haha -160030;1358440845;kakobrekla;:D -160029;1358440875;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you mean qr codes ? -160028;1358440882;kakobrekla;xs -160027;1358440884;kakobrekla;ya -160026;1358440887;mircea_popescu;yeah. -160025;1358440900;mircea_popescu;i know there's people who use them to pass mpex stuff from cold to hot machine -160024;1358440921;kakobrekla;we are excluding thoese two people from the study -160023;1358440931;mircea_popescu;like a dozen you hater you -160022;1358440937;kakobrekla;:D:D -160021;1358440961;mircea_popescu;and i also plan to trampstamp my hos with qr codes -160020;1358440967;mircea_popescu;so i can more effectually keep track -160019;1358440970;kakobrekla;lol -160018;1358440983;kakobrekla;they are valid until pussy smells -160017;1358441016;mircea_popescu;;/ -160016;1358441021;mircea_popescu;ruined my appetite. -160015;1358441033;kakobrekla;aw sorry -160014;1358441052;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: how's your EA going? -160013;1358441067;kakobrekla;pizzaman1337 i code and i code and i code -160012;1358441079;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: do you profit and profit and profit too? -160011;1358441083;kakobrekla;:D -160010;1358441089;kakobrekla;yeah -160009;1358441091;kakobrekla;well -160008;1358441099;kakobrekla;i have some interesting stuff that im testing now -160007;1358441148;kakobrekla;wasnt souch a good month so far -160006;1358441153;kakobrekla;a bunch of bad entry points -160005;1358441160;kakobrekla;i fix. -160004;1358441163;kakobrekla;;) -160003;1358441176;pizzaman1337;cool -160002;1358441200;kakobrekla;im trying to use critticall now -160001;1358441205;pizzaman1337;I'll be back to bit4x in a month or two probably, busy at the moment with other stuff -160000;1358441206;pigeons;here, plug bitcoin into this http://www.kk.org/thetechnium/archives/2013/01/ill_pay_you_to.php -159999;1358441217;kakobrekla;http://critticall.com/ -159998;1358441253;pizzaman1337;interesting -159997;1358441271;kakobrekla;accually i know the person who made it :) -159996;1358441362;mircea_popescu;Amazon Kindles today already track bookmark usage patterns which they relay back to Amazon on via its wireless Whispernet. -159995;1358441364;mircea_popescu;fuck that shit -159994;1358441384;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: erm? its just cloud sync -159993;1358441394;mircea_popescu;dude reading is private -159992;1358441401;mircea_popescu;i don't want some idiots counting my page turns. -159991;1358441405;Diablo-D3;then... dont use kindles? -159990;1358441408;mircea_popescu;i don't. -159989;1358441410;Diablo-D3;dude -159988;1358441415;Diablo-D3;I can pick up a kindle -159987;1358441415;Diablo-D3;read -159986;1358441418;Diablo-D3;turn it off -159985;1358441427;Diablo-D3;then load up it on a different device -159984;1358441432;Diablo-D3;and continue reading where I left off -159983;1358441437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00067374 = 2.0212 BTC [-] -159982;1358441444;mircea_popescu;so ? -159981;1358441456;Diablo-D3;thats what syncing is. -159980;1358441463;Diablo-D3;its where multiple devices share the same state -159979;1358441465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7679 @ 0.00067375 = 5.1737 BTC [+] -159978;1358441488;mircea_popescu;then we're talking of diff things. -159977;1358441490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19089 @ 0.00067389 = 12.8639 BTC [+] -159976;1358441521;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: amazon has yet to enforce it on anyone -159975;1358441525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00067439 = 6.0021 BTC [+] -159974;1358441526;Diablo-D3;they cant seem to make a working DRM -159973;1358441544;Diablo-D3;I dont think they want to -159972;1358441545;Diablo-D3;its not hard -159971;1358441691;pigeons;i think the funny thing is one of the first books amazon literally took back after publisher isses even after folks had paid for it was "1984" -159970;1358441737;mircea_popescu;lol -159969;1358441755;mircea_popescu;also bullshit. what the fuck "take back" -159968;1358441767;mircea_popescu;this crap needs to die. apple, amazon, the whole shebang. -159967;1358441780;mircea_popescu;electronic devices where the buyer isn't the root user should be illegal. -159966;1358441820;mircea_popescu;making them illegal will pretty much be mpex's largest lobby effort in the future, im pretty sure. -159965;1358441832;pigeons;funnier that that is i've literally often encountered people who actually think apple is like a humanitarian organization -159964;1358441855;mircea_popescu;ya, sure, in the sense the dutch slave transporters were humanitarians -159963;1358441859;pigeons;oh shit mpex gonna get political, sell sell -159962;1358441877;mircea_popescu;i never heard of a company that size which managed to avoid getting political. -159961;1358441916;pigeons;bfl is bigger and they ain't political -159960;1358441918;Diablo-D3;[09:54:49] i think the funny thing is one of the first books amazon literally took back after publisher isses even after folks had paid for it was "1984" -159959;1358441923;Diablo-D3;they also said thats not happening again -159958;1358441939;mircea_popescu;pigeons give them a little lol -159957;1358441942;Diablo-D3;they amended the licensing agreement with all the publishers that if they have to do that: too fucking bad -159956;1358441961;pigeons;praise bezos -159955;1358441963;Diablo-D3;the reason 1984 was recalled was because the publisher apparently didnt have the rights to publish it as an ebook -159954;1358441972;Diablo-D3;and amazon ended up replacing it anyhow -159953;1358441983;mircea_popescu;no! rabble! RABBLE! -159952;1358441987;pigeons;still funny -159951;1358441998;Diablo-D3;the problem was people lost any bookmarks and notes on the title -159950;1358442009;Diablo-D3;due to how amazon stores data in the kindle software -159949;1358442038;Diablo-D3;I mean, at least Amazon fixed it and put it place that it cant happen again -159948;1358442049;pigeons;thanks amazon-pr -159947;1358442099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.00067615 = 5.9839 BTC [+] -159946;1358442117;Diablo-D3;pigeons: is it still pr if they actually fix it? -159945;1358442126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00067827 = 0.0678 BTC [+] -159944;1358442127;pigeons;yes -159943;1358442187;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 quoth mpoe-pr : "pr is being right. packaging is secondary." -159942;1358442201;pigeons;or i'll kick you in the GoMaD_s -159941;1358442211;mircea_popescu;i guess she'd have been taken out and shot if she worked for anyone else -159940;1358442320;pigeons;Korbman: keep buying those S.DICE -159939;1358442342;Korbman;I'd love to. Anybody want to give me money? -159938;1358442376;pigeons;apparantly -159937;1358442393;pigeons;pigeon pass through only 4%, pm -159936;1358442438;kakobrekla;ill pass you through PPT (no association with pirate) for 4.20% only -159935;1358442546;Korbman;what's with all the .net, .split quits? -159934;1358442561;Korbman;I'm not familiar with that one -159933;1358442582;pigeons;it's the way the IRC protocol/network works -159932;1358442597;mircea_popescu;clients connect to servers. servers sometimes lose connections to each other -159931;1358442607;mircea_popescu;clients on either side of this split see clients on the other side as netsplit. -159930;1358442608;pigeons;that server and the users connected aren't reachable termporarily -159929;1358442659;pigeons;so terryww you manually joined a different server? Korbman was asking about netsplits -159928;1358442680;terryww;pigeons, what? -159927;1358442692;SomeoneWeird;they probably just reconnected -159926;1358442696;mircea_popescu;pigeons you can pick the server if you want to, just bypass the dns -159925;1358442698;SomeoneWeird;(the servers) -159924;1358442700;Korbman;Got it -159923;1358442719;Korbman;Googling helped as well of course -159922;1358442734;pigeons;yeah, i was demoing for Korbman how most will rejoin when the server sees the other servers, but terry was different -159921;1358442761;Korbman;yup, topace is back -159920;1358442775;Korbman;I imagine the other two will pop back soon as well -159919;1358442811;mircea_popescu;what happened here was that their server died, and this was reported first to the irc network and then to the clients linked to it. -159918;1358442820;mircea_popescu;they just saw their connection die and reloaded, ending up back on -159917;1358442831;Korbman;indeed -159916;1358442877;mircea_popescu;someone that understands mining care to comment on -159915;1358442879;mircea_popescu;"Unless I misunderstand something, having 1gb blocks would pose significant problems for pretty much all miners, and would not be necessarily trivial to handle on asics designed with 1mb/block assumptions in mind." -159914;1358442882;mircea_popescu;? -159913;1358443028;kakobrekla;would need to check what comes out the GBH or whatever is called protocol -159912;1358443329;Guest14444;im back yes? -159911;1358443331;Schadenfreude;GBH? I only know GHB, it's an easy entry synthesis, kinda babby's first home-made drug -159910;1358443338;topace_;grr -159909;1358443399;kakobrekla;a sry -159908;1358443401;topace_;what was that a netsplit? -159907;1358443401;kakobrekla;its GBT -159906;1358443419;kakobrekla;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Getblocktemplate -159905;1358443425;mircea_popescu;getblocktemplate -159904;1358443448;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131035.0 -159903;1358443454;kakobrekla;the problem is downloading this this -159902;1358443457;kakobrekla;nothing else really -159901;1358443461;mircea_popescu;that's a good comparison i thought. bw is an important limiting factor for miners. -159900;1358443462;kakobrekla;this this = this shit -159899;1358443468;mircea_popescu;yeah -159898;1358444107;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.5 = 1.5 BTC [+] -159897;1358444206;topace_;with stratum bandwidth isnt an issue -159896;1358444221;topace_;i have 25GH running and it uses less than a 28.8 modem -159895;1358444242;Diablo-D3;heh, I should add stratum to diablominer -159894;1358444244;Diablo-D3;but meh =/ -159893;1358444415;mircea_popescu;topace_ on 1mb capped blocks. -159892;1358444425;mircea_popescu;if they were 1gb that'd be more than a t1 ? -159891;1358444485;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 1.1893 BTC [-] -159890;1358444490;Korbman;T1 is slow as shit, so probably -159889;1358444499;Diablo-D3;T1 is 1.544mbps -159888;1358444510;Diablo-D3;my DSL is approximately two those. -159887;1358444533;Korbman;Indeed -159886;1358444542;Diablo-D3;you know, when I was a kid -159885;1358444544;Diablo-D3;I wanted a T1 -159884;1358444556;Diablo-D3;because all we had was dialup, and we didnt even have 56k yet -159883;1358444601;Diablo-D3;I started with 2400, then had 14.4, then had 33.6, then 56k for awhile -159882;1358444611;mircea_popescu;topace_ now multiply that 1.5 mbps with 100 because 2.5th won't be too rare by the time blocks are 1gb -159881;1358444631;Diablo-D3;and then I had 768k dsl and now 3mbps -159880;1358444645;Diablo-D3;and soon as fairpoint gets done raping verizon's dead corpse, Ill get 15 -159879;1358444673;Korbman;when I was a kid I was happy to have 28.8 ..then we moved up to 56 and damn it was "fast" -159878;1358444683;Diablo-D3;man, 56k was lol -159877;1358444691;Diablo-D3;2 days to download an episode of anime -159876;1358444692;Diablo-D3;and it wasnt even good quality -159875;1358444693;Korbman;and then I went straight from that to 1mbps cable and shit my pants -159874;1358444720;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 10 @ 0.1435 = 1.435 BTC [-] -159873;1358444720;Korbman;now I'm on 25mbps and I think it's too slow sometimes :P -159872;1358444739;Korbman;Google Fiber please! -159871;1358444748;Korbman;haha -159870;1358444761;Diablo-D3;well, all I want is netflix in hd -159869;1358444780;mircea_popescu;you should all move to romania -159868;1358444787;mircea_popescu;best internet outside of azn. -159867;1358444861;jcpham;i wikipedia stalked your country i think -159866;1358444874;mircea_popescu;o? -159865;1358444876;jcpham;now i forget everything i learned -159864;1358445023;mircea_popescu;lol -159863;1358445033;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i stole some code from work to help with the endeavor -159862;1358445066;thestringpuller;down with the banks! -159861;1358445074;thestringpuller;!ticker S.MPOE -159860;1358445074;assbot;Provide exchange and ticker. -159859;1358445079;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -159858;1358445081;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00064635 / 0.0006636 / 0.00067827 (852750 shares, 565.89 BTC), 7D: 0.00062769 / 0.00065914 / 0.00067827 (6872362 shares, 4,529.89 BTC), 30D: 0.00058998 / 0.00063929 / 0.00067827 (39819121 shares, 25,456.12 BTC) -159857;1358445128;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C140T -159856;1358445131;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.10808014 / 0.12130616 / 0.14775821 (15 shares, 1.82 BTC), 30D: 0.01359389 / 0.02685208 / 0.19999999 (1051 shares, 28.22 BTC) -159855;1358445148;thestringpuller;;;ticker -159854;1358445149;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.87203, Best ask: 14.98901, Bid-ask spread: 0.11698, Last trade: 14.87001, 24 hour volume: 47086.67851179, 24 hour low: 14.45900, 24 hour high: 14.99002, 24 hour vwap: 14.76172 -159853;1358445164;mircea_popescu;shit did it touch 15 ? -159852;1358445168;mircea_popescu;wow 14.99 -159851;1358445174;thestringpuller;about to -159850;1358445182;thestringpuller;:) -159849;1358445230;topace_;no, the difficulty for stratum will just go up -159848;1358445236;topace_;right now each block i submit to the pool is worth 16 shares -159847;1358445257;topace_;with 2.5TH, each block i submit will be worth like, 64 shares -159846;1358445260;topace_;or whatever -159845;1358445271;topace_;it'll still try to submit x blocks every x minutes -159844;1358445302;mircea_popescu;hm -159843;1358445312;mircea_popescu;i dunno, you actually have to somehow get the data you're hashing -159842;1358445337;kakobrekla;i got rid of all my gear except for single moded ztex runing 260mhash, ill just put it on solo and check in 10 years -159841;1358445362;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 90 @ 0.1435 = 12.915 BTC [-] -159840;1358445371;kakobrekla;like playin a lottery i guess -159839;1358445405;topace_;yea but the hash string is a short piece of text -159838;1358445479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00587899 = 2.9395 BTC [+] -159837;1358445607;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.509 = 2.545 BTC [+] -159836;1358445709;Korbman;So the reality is, even at a TH/s bandwidth shouldn't be an issue? -159835;1358445762;topace_;right -159834;1358445764;topace_;thats what stratum solves -159833;1358445785;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla> i got rid of all my gear except for single moded ztex runing 260mhash, ill just put it on solo and check in 10 years << tbh, if i mined i'd solo too. -159832;1358445808;Korbman;that's what I presumed, but I wasn't sure the exact amount of data consumed per, say, 1GH/s -159831;1358445901;Korbman;bandwidth* consumed -159830;1358445918;mircea_popescu;Korbman there are two factors here : hash speed and average block size. -159829;1358445934;mircea_popescu;the ideea is that both will go up by degrees of magnitude (like, one or two every year) -159828;1358445937;Korbman;Right -159827;1358445946;Korbman;makes sense -159826;1358445955;mircea_popescu;and the question is, are there asumptions baked in (or even burned into silicon) -159825;1358445958;mircea_popescu;that this may conflict with -159824;1358445998;mircea_popescu;i have no clue about mining, but i've managed projects before and i'm inclined to suspect that probably there are. -159823;1358446127;jcpham;i'm going to keep mining as long as the orphanage is paying my power bill -159822;1358446166;pigeons;mircea_popescu: the other, non bfl asic manufacturers have mentioned that their devices are agnostic to bitcoin mining, only for sha-256 hashing and i think even agnosting to the 2x256 thing and all that detail stuff being handled in host controller software -159821;1358446326;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.51 = 2.55 BTC [+] -159820;1358446519;pigeons;but if big blocks like that, bfl has to rewrite their tablet software! -159819;1358446556;pigeons;anyway, see, if they were a scam, why even write that in the first place! -159818;1358446572;pigeons;who is this Shavers guy BFL hired for marketing? -159817;1358446619;Korbman;lol -159816;1358446866;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.515 = 25.75 BTC [+] -159815;1358446868;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.52 = 4.16 BTC [+] -159814;1358446869;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.5275 = 2.6375 BTC [+] -159813;1358446870;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.52999999 = 5.3 BTC [+] -159812;1358446872;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -159811;1358446873;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.55 = 16.5 BTC [+] -159810;1358446874;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.58 = 4.64 BTC [+] -159809;1358446925;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.58 = 5.22 BTC [+] -159808;1358446955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00067826 = 1.3565 BTC [-] -159807;1358446962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00067827 = 3.0861 BTC [+] -159806;1358446989;Korbman;damn...glad to see I'm still holding my shares of SDICE bought at .37 :P -159805;1358447016;Korbman;57% gain in 2 weeks -159804;1358447031;topace_;:) -159803;1358447104;topace_;!ticker h sdice -159802;1358447105;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.52973776 / 0.58000000 (143 shares, 75.75249990 BTC), 7D: 0.47500000 / 0.49032197 / 0.58000000 (719 shares, 352.54149990 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.45605941 / 0.62000000 (3678 shares, 1677.38649988 BTC) -159801;1358447199;topace_;we'll see what happens on next dividend -159800;1358447214;topace_;i think a lot of people foolishly think that the crazy up luck month of december will continue -159799;1358447243;Korbman;yup -159798;1358447364;jurov;got announcements from amir/genjix: -159797;1358447365;jurov;I know how to format Sunday. Some of you will also know how to format -159796;1358447367;jurov;Sunday night events. I think we should definitely do it that way. -159795;1358447368;jurov;It's cold outside so we'll do it inside instead. -159794;1358447398;jurov;like,wtf? -159793;1358447509;Korbman;;;ticker -159792;1358447510;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 14.90004, Best ask: 15.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09996, Last trade: 14.90004, 24 hour volume: 48207.48847395, 24 hour low: 14.45900, 24 hour high: 15.00000, 24 hour vwap: 14.77713 -159791;1358447518;Korbman;yay $15 -159790;1358448100;jcpham;We have good news we have had a new shipment come in yesterday and were able to ship it to you. -159789;1358448102;jcpham;YAY -159788;1358448290;jcpham;fifteen -159787;1358448564;mircea_popescu;it hit ? -159786;1358448574;jcpham;over -159785;1358448582;mircea_popescu;pigeons aha -159784;1358448595;jcpham;15.15 the kids are bidding -159783;1358448614;mircea_popescu; i think a lot of people foolishly think that the crazy up luck month of december will continue << actually december wasn't much off ev was it ? -159782;1358448638;mircea_popescu;jurov what's it mean to format sunday ? -159781;1358448664;jcpham; +Jan17 16:49:36 bitstamp 10.0000 @ 15.01 USD -159780;1358448664;jcpham; +Jan17 18:49:30 cbx 5.5012 @ 14.31 USD -159779;1358448665;jcpham; +Jan17 16:49:53 mtgox 0.2500 @ 15.15029 USD -159778;1358448665;jcpham; +Jan17 16:49:58 bitme 5.2000 @ 15.29 USD -159777;1358448665;jcpham; +Jan17 18:49:53 cbx 0.1366 @ 14.31 USD -159776;1358448665;jcpham;* i2pRelay (~i2prelay@gateway/tor-sasl/i2prelay) has joined #bitcoin-market -159775;1358448667;jcpham; +Jan17 16:50:22 btcn 1.0000 @ 91.98 CNY -159774;1358448669;jcpham; +Jan17 16:50:22 mtgox x23 24.6047 @ 15.16041205 USD -159773;1358448671;jcpham;sorry for spam -159772;1358448675;jurov;mircea, dunno, perhaps some anarchist thing -159771;1358448692;mircea_popescu;lol -159770;1358448697;jcpham;it's every exchange too not just gox -159769;1358448707;jcpham;that's fun to see -159768;1358448731;mircea_popescu;well in other news i made myself chocolate -159767;1358448749;jcpham;haha -159766;1358449137;smickles;damn mircea_popescu, who do you think will be chosen as judges -159765;1358449152;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 110 @ 0.1385 = 15.235 BTC [-] -159764;1358449155;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 510 @ 0.1409839 = 71.9018 BTC [+] -159763;1358449193;mircea_popescu;smickles well i have no idea, seeing how neither party gave any input. random pick -159762;1358449200;jcpham;judges for what -159761;1358449226;jcpham;rota has to work? -159760;1358449233;smickles;yup -159759;1358449238;mircea_popescu;jcpham i hilited you like yest lol -159758;1358449239;jcpham;booo....free money -159757;1358449270;jcpham;i was at home yesterday -159756;1358449277;jcpham;that client is the suck -159755;1358449294;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/ -159754;1358449306;jcpham;so which entity? k -159753;1358449379;smickles;so who is EF0641A7? -159752;1358449406;jcpham;yes where can ireadup on the particulars -159751;1358449414;smickles;(the signer of the claim) -159750;1358449418;jcpham;also it looks like this dispute is against mpex et al. -159749;1358449519;smickles;maybe i shouldn't start discussing details in case i'm chosen as a judge -159748;1358449546;jcpham;i think you are correct. no cross- talk -159747;1358449556;jcpham;but i would like any and al details to the particulars -159746;1358449560;jcpham;"for -159745;1358449561;jcpham;the sum of 130.04256216 mistakenly sent 130.00 BTC instead." -159744;1358449566;jcpham;is all i have deciphered thus far -159743;1358449670;mircea_popescu;well, dude sent round value -159742;1358449674;mircea_popescu;you can see it in the blockchain -159741;1358449678;mircea_popescu;now wants to claim it. -159740;1358449701;jcpham;so it's a ssimple as someone not follwing the rules -159739;1358449713;jcpham;i assume mpex to be automated -159738;1358449730;mircea_popescu;why do you assume that ?! -159737;1358449739;jurov;did he at least send the additional 0.04256216? -159736;1358449749;jcpham;if it was mine it would be automated -159735;1358449772;jurov;i would, and then i'd argue it was nowhere sait it must be sent at once :P -159734;1358449775;smickles;jcpham: deposits arn't automated -159733;1358449777;mircea_popescu;jurov that's a different transaction -159732;1358449780;mircea_popescu;happens to also be 130 btc -159731;1358449780;smickles;*fully -159730;1358449801;mircea_popescu;and yes it's said it has to be sent at once lol -159729;1358449822;smickles;well, I can't wait to see the argments presented -159728;1358449831;jcpham;iirc the mpex faq had some such statement about incorrect amounts -159727;1358449845;smickles;and I wonder if i'll be chosen as a judge or not -159726;1358449845;jurov;lol, there's a nice public note on blockchain.info.. did not knew this is possible -159725;1358449848;jcpham;very interesting -159724;1358449858;mircea_popescu;jurov whassat ? -159723;1358449871;jurov;go to http://blockchain.info/address/1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx -159722;1358449874;jurov;scroll down -159721;1358449877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 25 @ 0.00594222 = 0.1486 BTC [+] -159720;1358449891;jurov;or grep "Public Note:" -159719;1358449928;mircea_popescu;da fuck !? -159718;1358449939;jcpham;mmmmhmmm -159717;1358449939;mircea_popescu;is that the result of him signing the message ? -159716;1358449961;smickles;i think it's stuff you can put in the tx -159715;1358449966;jcpham;i am actually unsure -159714;1358449978;mircea_popescu;me too. -159713;1358449985;jurov;no you can't put stuff like this into tx -159712;1358449990;smickles;use bitcoind help sendtoaddress -159711;1358449990;mircea_popescu;this will be an interesting case i think -159710;1358449993;jurov;he mush have associated it some other way -159709;1358449999;mircea_popescu;jurov iirc you can put it via blockchain -159708;1358450004;mircea_popescu;they add a little tag and keep a db -159707;1358450005;jcpham;i'm thinking blockchain wallet -159706;1358450007;mircea_popescu;tho i wouldn't sear to this -159705;1358450024;smickles;1there are coinbase fields for [comment] and [comment-to] -159704;1358450043;jcpham;if it was in the tranasaction then the transaction isn't amistake -159703;1358450052;jcpham;so that idea negates the claim -159702;1358450069;mircea_popescu;that's a point... -159701;1358450153;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40264.msg1158100#msg1158100 -159700;1358450160;smickles;re blockchain notes -159699;1358450261;jcpham;If bitcointalk wasn't such a toxic waste dump I'd suggest someone curate this information ina thread -159698;1358450272;jcpham;i'm fine i have my own notes -159697;1358450277;mircea_popescu;jcpham do it on my forum -159696;1358450287;jcpham;and where is that -159695;1358450303;smickles;and they use OP_DROP to put the message in -159694;1358450322;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/btcf/ -159693;1358450331;smickles;oh lol, i forgot about that -159692;1358450335;mircea_popescu;smickles so basically, it's not a signature or anything ? -159691;1358450339;mircea_popescu;smickles i forgot about it too lol. -159690;1358450359;smickles;mircea_popescu: if it's in the tx, it is signed by the sender -159689;1358450386;smickles;it's one of the 'scripts' -159688;1358450388;mircea_popescu;problem is, the addies that signed are not the addies that sent the 130 -159687;1358450398;mircea_popescu;so this isn't actually proof is it -159686;1358450442;smickles;what are you saying it's not proof of? it looks like a message they put up when decided to sue mpex -159685;1358450488;jcpham;i assume the message was added after the fact and blochain.info allows something special -159684;1358450497;mircea_popescu;smickles it's not proof that the same person actually sent the 130 -159683;1358450502;jcpham;it appears that way from the information i am reading -159682;1358450507;mircea_popescu;understand, anyone watching mpex addy can claim any rounded sums -159681;1358450510;mircea_popescu;as far as i know. -159680;1358450522;jcpham;so now there is the issue of ownership -159679;1358450537;jcpham;how does one prove ownership -159678;1358450563;mircea_popescu;either sign with the addy or show the deposit slip issued by mpex. -159677;1358450565;jcpham;we know who or where the current owner is, but can the previous owner prove ownership -159676;1358450566;mircea_popescu;i would guess -159675;1358450586;mircea_popescu;or anything else the judges come up with -159674;1358450589;mircea_popescu;that's why they're there -159673;1358450693;smickles;i don't think the message could be added after the fact, it's in the tx afaik, however, the tx with the message was made on this past 17th, and isn't the 130 btc in question -159672;1358450704;smickles;so what are you guys on about? -159671;1358450712;JWU_42;15.30 -159670;1358450715;JWU_42;on Gox -159669;1358450718;JWU_42;=) -159668;1358450750;smickles;no wai -159667;1358450752;topace_;heh this is gonna crash hard -159666;1358450757;smickles;;;ticker -159665;1358450757;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.29900, Best ask: 15.29980, Bid-ask spread: 0.00080, Last trade: 15.29900, 24 hour volume: 51318.02221687, 24 hour low: 14.45900, 24 hour high: 15.29990, 24 hour vwap: 14.82395 -159664;1358450766;jcpham;it's derping crazy -159663;1358450786;jcpham;the price, that ios -159662;1358450787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 548 @ 0.00594222 = 3.2563 BTC [+] -159661;1358450824;smickles;people freaking out about the state of the world and going to bitcoin would be interesting -159660;1358450854;smickles;jcpham: did you see what i declared as my company's themesong? -159659;1358450864;jcpham;i never listened to it -159658;1358450891;smickles;ah well, i suppose it's not really important -159657;1358450899;mircea_popescu;whoa -159656;1358450902;jcpham;i saw the link but got busy -159655;1358451114;JWU_42;15.32 -159654;1358451115;jurov;smickles. the message was certainly NOT in the tx. it looks like was just slapped on some other unrelated tx using blockchain.info -159653;1358451116;JWU_42;heh -159652;1358451183;jcpham;the plaintiff will need to prove ownership. i don't see where that has been performed yet. -159651;1358451187;jcpham;maybe i've missed something -159650;1358451190;smickles;jurov: that's what i'm saying, the message is on an unrelated tx -159649;1358451207;jcpham;from the same address for a token amount -159648;1358451215;smickles;http://polimedia.us/btcf/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=17 -159647;1358451223;smickles;canada's next -159646;1358451227;jcpham;however this doesn't prove an identity or ownership -159645;1358451229;jurov;OK, being "in" and "on" is quite a difference :) -159644;1358451318;Tritonio;hae you people seen the amazingrando scam accusation? How big was his mining op? -159643;1358451352;smickles;jurov: well, i wasn't making the distinction there, maybe out of my own ignorrance, but i saw a statement by piuk that those blockchian messags are in txns via OP_DROP -159642;1358451356;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.8001 BTC [-] -159641;1358451358;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -159640;1358451506;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/ -159639;1358451510;mircea_popescu;pigeons ^^ you're on. -159638;1358451564;smickles;oh my, progress -159637;1358451705;jurov;on polimedia.us/btcf is registration disabled or i'm blind? -159636;1358451838;mircea_popescu;jurov lemme check -159635;1358451866;mircea_popescu;umm i guess it is -159634;1358452040;mircea_popescu;Tritonio it was relatively large -159633;1358452041;jurov;in just got idea... saw some people advertising their forum, can't remember -159632;1358452048;mircea_popescu;i did not see the accusation tho. link ? -159631;1358452057;jurov;i'd like to have some support topic for coinbr -159630;1358452078;jurov;where i could be admin ... i don't want btctalk -159629;1358452095;mircea_popescu;jurov forum was more a joke thing. it was never open registration, so it wouldn't make too good a support venue -159628;1358452102;jurov;and don't want to install/maintain more stuff on the vps just for that -159627;1358452124;jurov;mircea yes, but there were some other ppl that looked serious :) -159626;1358452148;mircea_popescu;o ty :D -159625;1358452246;jurov;looks it was this one: http://www.bitcoinforum.com -159624;1358452546;smickles;jurov: yeah, you could only get membership on that forum if you had significant -otc trust with mircea, or even better L2 trust to mircea -159623;1358452548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 82 @ 0.00594222 = 0.4873 BTC [+] -159622;1358452549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 918 @ 0.00595019 = 5.4623 BTC [+] -159621;1358452550;smickles;or something like that -159620;1358452570;jurov;;;gettrust mircea_popescu -159619;1358452570;gribble;Trust relationship from user jurov to user mircea_popescu: Level 1: 4, Level 2: 2 via 2 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=jurov&dest=mircea_popescu -159618;1358452590;jurov;or it was meant the otther way around? -159617;1358452597;jurov;;;gettrust mircea_popescu jurov -159616;1358452598;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user jurov: Level 1: 3, Level 2: 6 via 5 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=jurov -159615;1358452602;mircea_popescu;im sure he'd have made it, but! -159614;1358452615;mircea_popescu;i kinda forgot all about it lol. soon after glbse imploded and etc -159613;1358452616;Tatsuya;who runs bitbet? -159612;1358452641;Tritonio;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136803.0 -159611;1358452646;mircea_popescu;Tatsuya me and kakobrekla -159610;1358452679;mircea_popescu;o, yeah... pretty dubious stuff. -159609;1358452731;Tatsuya;nice - any plans/chance you guys might post / give access to bet databases for running statistical analyses? -159608;1358452773;mircea_popescu;Tatsuya post, as in free/public ? no. -159607;1358452821;Tatsuya;That's what I meant, but yeah ok -159606;1358452831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24900 @ 0.00067576 = 16.8264 BTC [-] -159605;1358452857;smickles;couldn't you construct that yourself? -159604;1358452858;Tatsuya;One thing that would be nice for the site, though, would be to see not just the BTC ratio, but also the user ratio -159603;1358452915;smickles;they're more like waves that have particle-like properties tho -159602;1358452953;smickles;er, i mean to say, you can't really say that a givin bet was done by a specific user -159601;1358452989;thestringpuller;smickles you around for a bit? -159600;1358453038;smickles;thestringpuller: I can be -159599;1358453331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11546 @ 0.00067576 = 7.8023 BTC [-] -159598;1358453391;jcpham;http://blockchain.info/address/1B5h9sf6xNLYGa3NBk48hwYbxyNZ22PRJk -159597;1358453394;jcpham;^ check it out -159596;1358453581;mircea_popescu;Tatsuya what's the user ratio ? -159595;1358453595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 608 @ 0.00067576 = 0.4109 BTC [-] -159594;1358453597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8092 @ 0.00067575 = 5.4682 BTC [-] -159593;1358453777;Korbman;why the hell is blockchain.info showing up in spanish to me now... -159592;1358453784;Korbman;lol it was english this morning -159591;1358453850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 482 @ 0.00595019 = 2.868 BTC [+] -159590;1358453852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00598578 = 5.6865 BTC [+] -159589;1358453853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 318 @ 0.00598999 = 1.9048 BTC [+] -159588;1358453863;Tatsuya;mircea_popescu, yup - that! better to gauge the riskyness of the best looking @ sample size - I know you list the individual bets, but tallying is a pain -159587;1358453897;mircea_popescu;Tatsuya i'm sorry ?! -159586;1358453911;Tatsuya;oh sorry -159585;1358453953;Tatsuya;on top of the BTC no/yes in red/blue, also show # of users no/yes in red/blue -159584;1358453971;Tatsuya;for each of the bet posts -159583;1358453992;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.7801 BTC [-] -159582;1358453994;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [-] -159581;1358454009;kakobrekla;i think that would be too crowded, perhaps we could place that info someplace else -159580;1358454029;Tatsuya;sure - just some way that's easier than counting the bets by hand -159579;1358454036;kakobrekla;k -159578;1358454059;kakobrekla;will be added soonish -159577;1358454072;mircea_popescu;oh yeah -159576;1358454107;mircea_popescu;it's aproblem cramming all that info in there -159575;1358454143;smickles;heh, add an "all the stats on this bet that you could ever want" link -159574;1358454176;mircea_popescu;lol -159573;1358454194;Tatsuya;It's just for when - let's say you have a bet that's 100 BTC vs 100 BTC. It could be that just one person but in a 100 BTC 'no' bet and 1000 people put in 0.1 BTC bets. which would be an entirely different betting situation than 100 people betting 0.5 BTC 'yes' and 100 people betting 0.5 BTC 'no' -159572;1358454201;Tatsuya;*put -159571;1358454219;smickles;mircea_popescu: kakobrekla: don't for get the unicorn to leprechaun ratio -159570;1358454219;mircea_popescu;yeah. course you can sorta gauge that from the betlist -159569;1358454258;smickles;i say you can't, unique btc addys are easy to come by -159568;1358454272;Tatsuya;oh good point -159567;1358454277;smickles;low enough effort that you can't discount the possibility of a troll -159566;1358454304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 125 @ 0.00598999 = 0.7487 BTC [+] -159565;1358454326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5785 @ 0.00067575 = 3.9092 BTC [-] -159564;1358454328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6615 @ 0.00067519 = 4.4664 BTC [-] -159563;1358454329;Tatsuya;there could still be statistical ways of detecting the probability of a troll vs not a troll -159562;1358454356;Tatsuya;I just want to get Bayesian all up on this data -159561;1358454871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8694 @ 0.00067827 = 5.8969 BTC [+] -159560;1358454873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3106 @ 0.00067874 = 2.1082 BTC [+] -159559;1358455053;dub;so I never synced past "blocks" : 191463, -159558;1358455087;dub;been on that block for days -159557;1358455111;mircea_popescu;are you enjoying it ? -159556;1358455179;dub;wonder how many people just give up on bitcoin because of this -159555;1358455200;dub;I'd guess maybe >50% -159554;1358455210;mircea_popescu;dub i imagine 80% -159553;1358455219;Bugpowder;OK that is about enough bitcoin price raise for this month thank you very much -159552;1358455256;mircea_popescu;lol was waiting for you to log -159551;1358455280;Bugpowder;well the C140Ts finally sold -159550;1358455284;Bugpowder;big surprise -159549;1358455308;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -159548;1358455322;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.41 = 0.82 BTC [-] -159547;1358455368;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin Will Hit $15 Before February 1st -159546;1358455372;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin Will Hit $15 Before March 1st -159545;1358455373;mircea_popescu;etc. -159544;1358455438;Bugpowder;the ask sheet is just EMPTY -159543;1358455511;mircea_popescu;;;asks 20 -159542;1358455526;gribble;There are currently 26018.869 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 462205.640168 USD in total. -159541;1358455532;mircea_popescu;;;asks 15 -159540;1358455536;mircea_popescu;umm nm -159539;1358455536;Bugpowder;;;asks 19 -159538;1358455541;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 15.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -159537;1358455545;gribble;There are currently 19450.404 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 331657.94613 USD in total. -159536;1358455565;Bugpowder;;;asks 16.9 -159535;1358455570;gribble;There are currently 8987.8874 bitcoins offered at or under 16.9 USD, worth 145203.270584 USD in total. -159534;1358455616;jurov;!ticker m s.mpoe -159533;1358455617;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00064635 / 0.00066602 / 0.00067874 (838877 shares, 558.72 BTC), 7D: 0.00062769 / 0.00065943 / 0.00067874 (6900079 shares, 4,550.16 BTC), 30D: 0.00059238 / 0.00063945 / 0.00067874 (39816563 shares, 25,460.78 BTC) -159532;1358455621;jurov;!ticker m s.dice -159531;1358455623;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0048577 / 0.00529282 / 0.00598999 (83611 shares, 442.54 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00471824 / 0.00598999 (2501791 shares, 11,804.07 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00372541 / 0.00598999 (11744538 shares, 43,753.22 BTC) -159530;1358455683;Bugpowder;;;ticker -159529;1358455683;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.47100, Best ask: 15.58111, Bid-ask spread: 0.11011, Last trade: 15.47101, 24 hour volume: 55890.61316392, 24 hour low: 14.46811, 24 hour high: 15.58900, 24 hour vwap: 14.91688 -159528;1358455701;jurov;upward to 16! -159527;1358455714;mircea_popescu;quite remarkable that stocks don't selloff -159526;1358455744;mircea_popescu;all the theoreticians of btc as commodity will have a serious problem explaining this so far pretty consistent behaviour -159525;1358455819;dub;;;bids 12 -159524;1358455821;gribble;There are currently 73086.439 bitcoins demanded at or over 12.0 USD, worth 1001985.33423 USD in total. -159523;1358455839;dub;^saturday -159522;1358455887;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 1000 @ 0.07214377 = 72.1438 BTC [+] -159521;1358456322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 75 @ 0.00598999 = 0.4492 BTC [+] -159520;1358456566;mircea_popescu;btw, Bugpowder, can you ping rassah ? -159519;1358456570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00598999 = 1.198 BTC [+] -159518;1358456599;Bugpowder;i'll send him an FB msge -159517;1358456620;mircea_popescu;danke -159516;1358456692;assbot;[BTCTC] [CREATE] 10 @ 0.04 = 0.4 BTC -159515;1358456726;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -159514;1358456728;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.61901, Best ask: 15.68000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06099, Last trade: 15.61901, 24 hour volume: 56166.81154533, 24 hour low: 14.47027, 24 hour high: 15.68000, 24 hour vwap: 14.93915 -159513;1358456757;mircea_popescu;look at that go. -159512;1358456833;pigeons;shit -159511;1358456860;Bugpowder;how high does the parabola go -159510;1358456861;Bugpowder;Yeah I am short a fair number of calls -159509;1358456865;Bugpowder;uh oh -159508;1358456887;mircea_popescu;dude looking at the day graph -159507;1358456888;Bugpowder;TO 30! -159506;1358456893;mircea_popescu;that can literally go to 50 -159505;1358456902;mircea_popescu;slow buildup on low volume, no spike no anything -159504;1358456904;Bugpowder;yeah -159503;1358456909;Bugpowder;by next Friday anything is possible -159502;1358456911;mircea_popescu;there's literally no ceiling visible. -159501;1358456924;pigeons;$100 by christmas -159500;1358456928;pigeons;;) -159499;1358456951;pigeons;this rvm stuff reminds me of the same retardedness as windows SxS -159498;1358456953;mircea_popescu;i guess im the first bitcoin person to be worth > 10mn. -159497;1358456956;Bugpowder;It could be be a painful month for MPORB or a great one. -159496;1358457342;assbot;[BTCTC] [CREATE] 124 @ 0.04 = 4.96 BTC -159495;1358457595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00598999 = 1.198 BTC [+] -159494;1358457655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1524 @ 0.00593682 = 9.0477 BTC [-] -159493;1358457657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1126 @ 0.00581826 = 6.5514 BTC [-] -159492;1358457709;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -159491;1358457712;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.36587, Best ask: 15.36588, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 15.36588, 24 hour volume: 58349.69576818, 24 hour low: 14.50622, 24 hour high: 15.68000, 24 hour vwap: 14.96194 -159490;1358457717;mircea_popescu;aha! -159489;1358457921;mircea_popescu;well,. this is too much excitement for me. anyone care rto recomend a movie ? -159488;1358457966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00576441 = 0.5764 BTC [-] -159487;1358458072;dub;CREATE? -159486;1358458083;dub;is that you EskimoBob? -159485;1358458096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6658 @ 0.00067874 = 4.5191 BTC [+] -159484;1358458097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00067882 = 2.4438 BTC [+] -159483;1358458099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.00067928 = 7.6419 BTC [+] -159482;1358458103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17892 @ 0.00067983 = 12.1635 BTC [+] -159481;1358458108;dub;sounds retarded enough to be EskimoBob -159480;1358458133;pigeons;CREATE is matthew from "red star mining", quite an interesting fellow, with some idea to sell 3d printing services of some kind and not really make any money from it -159479;1358458173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00598999 = 0.599 BTC [+] -159478;1358458210;dub;yes, 'interesting' is one word -159477;1358458225;pigeons;nicer than schizophrenic -159476;1358458240;dub;or dumber than a box of hammers -159475;1358458271;mircea_popescu;can i print a tank yet? -159474;1358458285;dub;would you download a tank? -159473;1358458292;pigeons;yes a toy tank -159472;1358458295;mircea_popescu;if i could download a tank i wouldn't download boobs... -159471;1358458313;dub;yeah, take boobs by force with your new tank -159470;1358458314;pigeons;no you cannot download a nitrous tank mp -159469;1358458333;dub;'Romainian village raped at tank-point' -159468;1358458337;mircea_popescu;lmao -159467;1358458867;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.58 = 2.9 BTC [+] -159466;1358458869;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.58 = 9.86 BTC [+] -159465;1358458926;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5875 = 1.175 BTC [+] -159464;1358459267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4441 @ 0.00067983 = 3.0191 BTC [+] -159463;1358459268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16406 @ 0.00067998 = 11.1558 BTC [+] -159462;1358459288;markedathome;hiya peeps. -159461;1358459304;markedathome;i thought create was garr255 (cognitive)? -159460;1358459562;Bugpowder;yea -159459;1358459805;markedathome;it is -> started by Garr255 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136953.0 -159458;1358460043;jcpham;it is snowing here -159457;1358460308;Ukto;you can haz it -159456;1358460356;jcpham;we never get snow -159455;1358460368;Ukto;yeah we had light snow over night liek 2 nights in a row -159454;1358460369;jcpham;i opened my window to watch it -159453;1358460372;Ukto;just enough to whiten things -159452;1358460373;kakobrekla;unbelivalbe what kind of garbage asset people come up with -159451;1358460384;Ukto;kakobrekla: which one now? -159450;1358460394;kakobrekla;marked link -159449;1358460405;Ukto;oh -159448;1358460405;Ukto;lol -159447;1358460425;Ukto;its more of a crowdfunding -159446;1358460426;Ukto;than an asset -159445;1358460435;Ukto;would work better in my new stuff thats comming up -159444;1358460679;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 50 @ 0.5 = 25 BTC -159443;1358460997;Bugpowder;here come the asks -159442;1358461098;jurov;it's done: http://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/ -159441;1358461112;jurov;they were helpful and quick, i have own board with admin rights -159440;1358461293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00067519 = 1.2829 BTC [-] -159439;1358461414;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.33 = 4.95 BTC [+] -159438;1358461487;thestringpuller;Ukto -159437;1358461496;thestringpuller;you got some splainin to do -159436;1358461814;assbot;[BTCTC] [CREATE] 1 @ 0.04 BTC -159435;1358462799;jurov;no idea why -159434;1358462868;jurov;14 guests viewing this board? lol -159433;1358463309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25500 @ 0.00067519 = 17.2173 BTC [-] -159432;1358464142;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.33 = 4.95 BTC [+] -159431;1358464210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18772 @ 0.00067519 = 12.6747 BTC [-] -159430;1358464239;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 12 @ 0.421 = 5.052 BTC [-] -159429;1358464376;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.421 = 0.842 BTC [-] -159428;1358464560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00598999 = 0.2995 BTC [+] -159427;1358464715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00067519 = 7.3596 BTC [-] -159426;1358464883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11113 @ 0.00067519 = 7.5034 BTC [-] -159425;1358464885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4737 @ 0.00066769 = 3.1628 BTC [-] -159424;1358465324;mircea_popescu;jurov cool -159423;1358465344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00598998 = 0.2995 BTC [-] -159422;1358465393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00598998 = 0.2995 BTC [-] -159421;1358465442;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -159420;1358465444;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.50001, Best ask: 15.54987, Bid-ask spread: 0.04986, Last trade: 15.50001, 24 hour volume: 67571.97026330, 24 hour low: 14.60030, 24 hour high: 15.68000, 24 hour vwap: 15.06797 -159419;1358465836;dub;i don't grok CREATE at all -159418;1358465856;dub;seems to just be a free printer for Garr -159417;1358465863;mircea_popescu;dub let's face it, pretending like we're doing finance is cool. -159416;1358465921;dub;well it is finance, like getting 'finance' from an appliance store, right? only not having to pay it back -159415;1358465951;mircea_popescu;yes and also all the chicks dig rich finance types. -159414;1358465970;mircea_popescu;course if he 3d printed lottery tickets -159413;1358465979;mircea_popescu;that'd be a true consolidated GLBSE legacy. -159412;1358466051;dub;he could print a free DIY lobotomy tool for anyone that invests -159411;1358466112;mircea_popescu;they wouldn't know how to use it -159410;1358466125;mircea_popescu;and "invests"... well... kids wanna have fun on the interwebs. why not ? -159409;1358466154;Namworld;He should have made a bond like BTC-BOND -159408;1358466169;dub;its shaped like a pencil, you hold it up to an eye and slam your face into the desk -159407;1358466174;mircea_popescu;Namworld were you invested with amazingrando btw ? -159406;1358466185;Namworld;Yeah -159405;1358466194;mircea_popescu;are you screwed ? -159404;1358466198;Namworld;He owes me 770 BTC -159403;1358466213;gigavps;:O -159402;1358466217;mircea_popescu;meh. -159401;1358466234;Namworld;2369 BTC total -159400;1358466247;Namworld;for BTC-MINING -159399;1358466257;gigavps;still no response? -159398;1358466258;mircea_popescu;2.4k of which 800 due ? or 2.4k capital of which 800 writeoff ? -159397;1358466280;Namworld;2.4k out of which I own 770 personally. -159396;1358466296;gigavps;ouch -159395;1358466302;mircea_popescu;so he owes 2369 btc to btc-mining of which 770 are your share ? -159394;1358466308;Namworld;He's more than late. He hasn't been answering my PMs ever since he said he stopped GPU mining and said he'd be back when BFL would ship because he spent everything on that. -159393;1358466313;Namworld;mircea: correct -159392;1358466327;mircea_popescu;nasty. -159391;1358466329;gigavps;Namworld he's still mining -159390;1358466336;Namworld;... -159389;1358466342;Namworld;yeah, he's at your facility -159388;1358466346;Namworld;right? -159387;1358466350;Namworld;shared place? -159386;1358466353;gigavps;http://bitminter.com/livestats/big -159385;1358466363;gigavps;i'm have 14 machines in WA -159384;1358466368;pigeons;rota! -159383;1358466388;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -159382;1358466398;Namworld;Yeah. If you have his contact info, I wouldn't mind. -159381;1358466400;mircea_popescu;so the guy with the 130 btc sent it off blockchain wallet ;/ -159380;1358466414;mircea_popescu;if there a way for a user to prove he owns a blockchain address ? -159379;1358466423;jcpham;mircea_popescu in the original terms/faq/whatever for mpex, didn't you have some wordage saying something about incorrect amount being sent to you would be kept -159378;1358466429;jcpham;or has that changed now with rota -159377;1358466450;Namworld;mircea: you can sign message with your blockchain.info addresses. -159376;1358466452;jcpham;i seem to recall wordage somehwere along those lines -159375;1358466452;mircea_popescu;jcpham it was always the case, but i mostly hold it as a reserve to protect against rampant idiocy. -159374;1358466456;Namworld;So should be fine. -159373;1358466464;jcpham;ic -159372;1358466466;mircea_popescu;otherwise, people should have equitable remedy if they're reasonable i think -159371;1358466478;mircea_popescu;Namworld o you can ? how ? -159370;1358466483;dub;;;getrating amazingrando -159369;1358466483;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User amazingrando, rated since Sun Jan 8 01:29:35 2012. Cumulative rating 46, from 15 total ratings. Received ratings: 15 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 11 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=amazingrando -159368;1358466491;mircea_popescu;this guy is kinda noobish, i think detailed explanation would help him a lot. -159367;1358466496;Namworld;There should be an option somewhere. -159366;1358466498;mircea_popescu;(and i never used blockchain myself) -159365;1358466510;Namworld;Some people claimed with a blockchain address signing a message. -159364;1358466516;mircea_popescu;know who ? -159363;1358466528;Namworld;No, I was told how but I don't remember -159362;1358466537;dub;[16:46] if there a way for a user to prove he owns a blockchain address ? -159361;1358466538;Namworld;Should be in one of the dropdown menu when logged in. -159360;1358466541;jcpham;i'd also like to know -159359;1358466543;dub;ask roger? -159358;1358466550;mircea_popescu;lol dub -159357;1358466559;mircea_popescu;you're possibly the best troll here you know that ? -159356;1358466564;jcpham;the most prolific investor in bitcoin -159355;1358466570;jcpham;that's the verbatim -159354;1358466601;gigavps;bitcoin jesus -159353;1358466643;mircea_popescu;ya well, the dude fucked up. to be fair pretty much anyone in bitcoin has serious self image issues, so. -159352;1358466647;pigeons;i'm roger ver, respect my authorital! -159351;1358466709;pigeons;but i want to write country songs, all the ones i threw away for being too obvious are now #1 hits -159350;1358466728;pigeons;like beer with jesus -159349;1358466752;jcpham;jesus and ipads -159348;1358466788;pigeons;yer lovin made me as sick as a dog, so i'm sickin my dog on you -159347;1358466851;jurov;if not else, at least i know now what "fiduciary" means :P -159346;1358466869;mircea_popescu;lol -159345;1358466886;mircea_popescu;comes from fides, in latin. trust. -159344;1358466917;mircea_popescu;http://www.csun.edu/~hcfll004/fides.html -159343;1358466920;mircea_popescu;a good explanation. -159342;1358467195;mircea_popescu;"Alright, the contract has been revised, and I'm ready to list the shares. There's a BTC-TC database error preventing me from viewing the issuing account's portfolio, so as soon as Burnside fixes that the shares will be listed." -159341;1358467211;mircea_popescu;thanks to whoever linked that, a thoroughly entertaining read. -159340;1358467229;mircea_popescu;i guess someone selling shares in his ex wife is imminent. -159339;1358467313;thestringpuller;;;ticker -159338;1358467313;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.50001, Best ask: 15.54999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04998, Last trade: 15.50001, 24 hour volume: 68141.94352689, 24 hour low: 14.60030, 24 hour high: 15.68000, 24 hour vwap: 15.07886 -159337;1358467348;Korbman;what the hell...$15.50? -159336;1358467351;Korbman;damn.. -159335;1358467355;mircea_popescu;and it's holding for the past few hours -159334;1358467417;pigeons;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=mOE9fE72QLg -159333;1358467448;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 10 @ 0.10411595 = 1.0412 BTC [+] -159332;1358467484;markedathome;pigeons: just imagine a richard cheese version -159331;1358467679;pigeons;:) -159330;1358467710;mircea_popescu;if micon and inaba were locked in a dark cell naked -159329;1358467716;mircea_popescu;how long would it take before they had sex ? -159328;1358467733;jcpham;consentual or not? -159327;1358467738;mircea_popescu;unspecified. -159326;1358467739;Korbman;3.2 minutes -159325;1358467752;mircea_popescu;i suspect something along those lines. -159324;1358467767;jcpham;under 15 for sure -159323;1358467778;jcpham;once they start breathing in each others' faces -159322;1358467808;pigeons;did they take viagra first? -159321;1358467848;pigeons;today i'm watching videos. i don't do it often -159320;1358467854;pigeons;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-grZDvXBm78 -159319;1358467883;Korbman;http://www.iamacyborg.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/going-in-dry.jpg -159318;1358467903;kakobrekla;pigeons usagi? -159317;1358467950;pigeons;i suspect it is -159316;1358468157;mircea_popescu;guys i have started a project on ltc-global to get some funding for buying the whole coinurl project and bring it back to live -159315;1358468157;mircea_popescu;please have a look here -159314;1358468161;mircea_popescu;lmao -159313;1358468172;mircea_popescu;there's some sort of rule of management decay at work. -159312;1358468200;mircea_popescu;like, zhou tong was incompetent. when reality confronted him, he sold out to... bitcoin consultancy. even more incompetent than him, but more numerous. -159311;1358468204;mircea_popescu;there's something to this. -159310;1358468559;pigeons;let me know if you want more -159309;1358468563;pigeons;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=462aJmcH3sM -159308;1358468931;jcpham;wtcrap was that -159307;1358468940;pigeons;best song evar! -159306;1358468944;pigeons;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aktLRiWXfqg -159305;1358468945;jcpham;i want that time back pigeons -159304;1358468950;jcpham;i'm sending you a bill for that -159303;1358468958;pigeons;how long did you watch it -159302;1358468972;jcpham;10 times on repeat -159301;1358468974;pigeons;i waited till the guy with the usa flag dew rap started singing really high -159300;1358469058;pigeons;*rag -159299;1358469498;pigeons;jcpham: http://www.spudart.org/blogs/randomthoughts_comments/2702_0_3_0_C/ -159298;1358469528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00598998 = 4.193 BTC [-] -159297;1358469530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 492 @ 0.00598999 = 2.9471 BTC [+] -159296;1358469582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00598999 = 0.599 BTC [+] -159295;1358469655;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136803.msg1461090#msg1461090 -159294;1358469660;mircea_popescu;the plot. it considerably thickens. -159293;1358470051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00067997 = 1.3599 BTC [+] -159292;1358470052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2094 @ 0.00067998 = 1.4239 BTC [+] -159291;1358470058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13407 @ 0.00067999 = 9.1166 BTC [+] -159290;1358470060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16516 @ 0.00067999 = 11.2307 BTC [+] -159289;1358470093;dub;how does it go? never attribute to malice.. -159288;1358470121;dub;occams electric shaver oslt -159287;1358470142;mircea_popescu;true. -159286;1358470275;jurov;just got a report that https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/S.DICE-PT goes quite well -159285;1358470295;jurov;mkt cap ~8 BTC , price ~0.006 BTC -159284;1358470309;jurov;serious business. -159283;1358470328;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0064 = 0.0128 BTC [-] -159282;1358470397;mircea_popescu;after the "sell shares in 3d printer" thing i'm satisfied lol -159281;1358470421;mircea_popescu;o look, there's a rassah -159280;1358470477;dub;think there is room in the marketz for a 'buy dub a GT86' sekuritai? -159279;1358470499;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.3299 = 0.9897 BTC [-] -159278;1358470524;dub;I'll promise to take people for a drive if they knock on my door -159277;1358470539;dub;but I will need to issue more shares when I get speeding tickets -159276;1358470582;mircea_popescu;yes but issue in solidcoin -159275;1358470604;dub;I was thinking i0coin -159274;1358470618;mircea_popescu;no that's for mail0rder brides -159273;1358470623;mircea_popescu;hence i0 -159272;1358470841;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Thanks for writing a post with good footnotes and explanation: http://trilema.com/2013/sbvps-delisting-notice/ -159271;1358470869;mircea_popescu;i try -159270;1358470872;mircea_popescu;and i also love footnotes. -159269;1358470882;mircea_popescu;they're cheaper and more convenient than wearing glasses -159268;1358470887;Bugpowder;as did david foster wallace -159267;1358470888;mircea_popescu;but afford one about the same effect. -159266;1358471122;Bugpowder;sup Rassah2 -159265;1358471129;Bugpowder;sup Rassah1 -159264;1358471131;mircea_popescu;lmao -159263;1358471140;Bugpowder;split personality -159262;1358471302;mircea_popescu;that worked. -159261;1358471475;Rassah;Oh hai -159260;1358471481;Bugpowder;herro -159259;1358471482;mircea_popescu;heya -159258;1358471548;Namworld;Hello -159257;1358471560;jurov;ciao -159256;1358471565;kakobrekla;hola -159255;1358471579;Rassah;Was driving from work. No driving and IRCing allowed -159254;1358471591;Rassah;So couldn't say hi earlier -159253;1358471604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5150 @ 0.00067289 = 3.4654 BTC [-] -159252;1358471718;mircea_popescu;ok so did you two pick a third judge yet ? -159251;1358471773;Rassah;Yes -159250;1358471788;Rassah;Jcpham -159249;1358471837;dub;who is getting sued? -159248;1358471857;Rassah;And we've discussed stuff, and I think have our next step -159247;1358471864;markedathome;mircea_popescu -159246;1358471879;mircea_popescu;cool, so post so i can add his name -159245;1358471881;Rassah;Should we post what we need on the blog? -159244;1358471883;mircea_popescu;markedathome -159243;1358471888;Rassah;Oh, ok -159242;1358471888;mircea_popescu;yup. -159241;1358471900;markedathome;[23:18:09] who is getting sued? -159240;1358471907;mircea_popescu;me. -159239;1358471912;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/ -159238;1358471916;Bugpowder;F.GIGA? -159237;1358471930;Bugpowder;Can I join in the class action? -159236;1358471933;Bugpowder;:) -159235;1358471966;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: footnotes are very much underappreciated. zooko does some great footnotes, but uses them mostly for URL citation-style stuff. -159234;1358471980;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I saw that and realised I've been doing online posts all wrong. lol -159233;1358472003;Bugpowder;yay -159232;1358472021;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you can prolly start one -159231;1358472044;mircea_popescu;markedathome it's a secret davinci-esque code of hermetic mystery. -159230;1358472116;Bugpowder;not worth the time -159229;1358472134;Bugpowder;btw, the ponzi plot is looking fantastic today -159228;1358472171;mircea_popescu;lol link ? -159227;1358472175;Rassah;Oh, looks like there are some new posts already. Well, added one more -159226;1358472184;midnightmagic;Rassah: link link link -159225;1358472205;mircea_popescu;ok so jcpham you're the third judge! -159224;1358472214;dub;midnightmagic: http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/ -159223;1358472218;Rassah;http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/ -159222;1358472223;midnightmagic;ah, i see. -159221;1358472266;markedathome;i know db has announced the title of the new book. which apparently took 30 secs to solve. -159220;1358472692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11962 @ 0.00067289 = 8.0491 BTC [-] -159219;1358472694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1313 @ 0.00066769 = 0.8767 BTC [-] -159218;1358472696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00066494 = 1.1304 BTC [-] -159217;1358472696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066311 = 6.6311 BTC [-] -159216;1358472706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1125 @ 0.00066193 = 0.7447 BTC [-] -159215;1358472848;mircea_popescu;onoes -159214;1358472856;mircea_popescu;S.MPOE selloff on lawsuit news! -159213;1358472910;dub;FIRESALE -159212;1358472936;mircea_popescu;srsly, this bitcoin funny money thing is liek, almost irl -159211;1358473122;Bugpowder;rally on -159210;1358473123;Bugpowder;;;ticker -159209;1358473124;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.55001, Best ask: 15.63899, Bid-ask spread: 0.08898, Last trade: 15.55001, 24 hour volume: 65081.75412806, 24 hour low: 14.60030, 24 hour high: 15.68000, 24 hour vwap: 15.13187 -159208;1358473235;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -159207;1358473237;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.55003, Best ask: 15.64787, Bid-ask spread: 0.09784, Last trade: 15.63787, 24 hour volume: 64306.40430631, 24 hour low: 14.60030, 24 hour high: 15.68000, 24 hour vwap: 15.13821 -159206;1358473267;mircea_popescu;a dime a minute. -159205;1358473604;jurov; i just fired 3 people -159204;1358473619;jurov;lol he couldn't do such in bitvps -159203;1358473626;mircea_popescu;no wonder the economy is tanking. -159202;1358473644;mircea_popescu;you hear that Bugpowder ? unemployment figures set to raise next q. -159201;1358473676;Bugpowder;S&P 1,480.94 8.31 +0.56% -159200;1358473682;Bugpowder;6 year high bro -159199;1358473687;Bugpowder;we will see -159198;1358473758;Bugpowder;;;ticker -159197;1358473759;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.60001, Best ask: 15.64732, Bid-ask spread: 0.04731, Last trade: 15.60001, 24 hour volume: 64247.08016946, 24 hour low: 14.63000, 24 hour high: 15.69999, 24 hour vwap: 15.15619 -159196;1358473769;Bugpowder;nop thats wrong -159195;1358473772;Bugpowder;;;ticker -159194;1358473774;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.60001, Best ask: 15.64732, Bid-ask spread: 0.04731, Last trade: 15.60001, 24 hour volume: 64247.08016946, 24 hour low: 14.63000, 24 hour high: 15.69999, 24 hour vwap: 15.15619 -159193;1358473777;Bugpowder;damn -159192;1358473779;mircea_popescu;lol -159191;1358473784;Bugpowder;it hit 15.69999 -159190;1358473790;Bugpowder;is clark moody slow or gribble -159189;1358473796;mircea_popescu;prolly grib -159188;1358473798;mod6;gribble is slow -159187;1358473800;Bugpowder;or my fingers -159186;1358473810;mircea_popescu;clark is if i recall corectly your own computer making the requests. -159185;1358473812;Bugpowder;that is most likely -159184;1358473823;jurov;!ticker s.mpoe -159183;1358473824;assbot;The vision of Christ that thou dost see ... is my vision's greatest enemy. -159182;1358473828;jurov;!ticker mp s.mpoe -159181;1358473830;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00065302 / 0.00066948 / 0.00067999 (895716 shares, 599.67 BTC), 7D: 0.00062769 / 0.00066001 / 0.00067999 (7069765 shares, 4,666.17 BTC), 30D: 0.000612 / 0.00063987 / 0.00067999 (39759591 shares, 25,441.14 BTC) -159180;1358473835;Bugpowder;anyway -159179;1358473839;Bugpowder;15.6999 -159178;1358473841;jurov;^ up too -159177;1358473842;Bugpowder;new high -159176;1358473853;mircea_popescu;new 2 year high or some shit -159175;1358473864;Bugpowder;your options bot lags fast moves -159174;1358473865;jurov;NEW 10 YEAR HIGH -159173;1358473869;mod6;yeah, its been since august of 11 since the last time it was here. -159172;1358473875;Bugpowder;though probably for a reason -159171;1358473885;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well bot is on 24h -159170;1358473902;Bugpowder;I'd do a multitimescale -159169;1358473907;Bugpowder;weighted sum -159168;1358473913;Bugpowder;if it wiz me -159167;1358473924;mircea_popescu;but do -159166;1358473954;Bugpowder;dinnnner -159165;1358473956;Bugpowder;later -159164;1358474069;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3299 BTC [-] -159163;1358474106;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 34 @ 0.3299 = 11.2166 BTC [-] -159162;1358474196;mod6;;;ticker -159161;1358474197;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.55001, Best ask: 15.61183, Bid-ask spread: 0.06182, Last trade: 15.55001, 24 hour volume: 64376.35373078, 24 hour low: 14.63000, 24 hour high: 15.69999, 24 hour vwap: 15.15862 -159160;1358474212;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 8 @ 0.33 = 2.64 BTC [+] -159159;1358474214;mod6;it chewed through that 1500 quick -159158;1358474240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00595623 = 1.1912 BTC [-] -159157;1358474265;mod6;about 1200 sold down to 15.45, but its bouncin back up -159156;1358474287;kakobrekla;I'm not the law, but I represent justice, wearing fake ces badge wherever i can. -159155;1358474466;mod6;;;ticker -159154;1358474467;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.60000, Best ask: 15.63373, Bid-ask spread: 0.03373, Last trade: 15.60000, 24 hour volume: 65938.68516129, 24 hour low: 14.63000, 24 hour high: 15.69999, 24 hour vwap: 15.16893 -159153;1358474479;mod6;just hit 15.70 on gox -159152;1358474502;mod6;;;ticker -159151;1358474503;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.59000, Best ask: 15.71999, Bid-ask spread: 0.12999, Last trade: 15.59000, 24 hour volume: 66620.50423114, 24 hour low: 14.63000, 24 hour high: 15.71999, 24 hour vwap: 15.17564 -159150;1358474524;mod6;its all in the timing :/ -159149;1358474922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00067862 = 3.5288 BTC [+] -159148;1358474924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00067694 = 6.4309 BTC [-] -159147;1358475200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00067694 = 1.2862 BTC [-] -159146;1358475202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11965 @ 0.00066884 = 8.0027 BTC [-] -159145;1358475292;dub;btw rg changed his WoT key -159144;1358475332;pigeons;lost his old key? -159143;1358475336;jurov;no he gave the old one away with bitvps -159142;1358475347;pigeons;hmmm -159141;1358475353;jurov;drawing the ire of #bitcoin-assets dwellers -159140;1358475371;jurov;one doesn't just give gpg key to others -159139;1358475379;pigeons;no -159138;1358475436;jurov;why no? namworld did say they used it to pay divs, no? -159137;1358475437;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -159136;1358475440;kakobrekla;jeez. -159135;1358475446;kakobrekla;cmon someone sell -159134;1358475573;pigeons;you're right, you don't give away your key, you work something out -159133;1358475657;jurov;rg has some explaining to do in #otc when he comes back from shower.. if he'lll bother at all -159132;1358475682;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla awesome -159131;1358475685;jurov;nobody seems to know what happened around bitvps -159130;1358475731;jurov;but i'm off... nite -159129;1358476188;dub;I guess one problem is that people who trust rg don't know that they now need to trust other people -159128;1358476229;dub;the fact that rg trusts them is not really relevant -159127;1358476643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00595623 = 1.1912 BTC [-] -159126;1358477214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00067375 = 7.8829 BTC [+] -159125;1358477215;smickles;jcpham was appointed as the third? mircea_popescu when do argumets start? -159124;1358477216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3033 @ 0.00066884 = 2.0286 BTC [-] -159123;1358477526;smickles;http://blockchained.com/depth_mtgox.png -159122;1358477528;smickles;jebus -159121;1358477601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18650 @ 0.00066884 = 12.4739 BTC [-] -159120;1358477893;Rassah;Hopefully soon -159119;1358477922;Rassah;I'm still a bit confused as to the reason this even went to the rota -159118;1358478292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12952 @ 0.00066884 = 8.6628 BTC [-] -159117;1358478303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4314 @ 0.00066249 = 2.858 BTC [-] -159116;1358478336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10484 @ 0.00067999 = 7.129 BTC [+] -159115;1358478342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11586 @ 0.00068 = 7.8785 BTC [+] -159114;1358478781;OgNasty;mircea_popescu: What do you think of the new logo? https://nastyfans.org -159113;1358478862;pigeons;the buyers and the sellers aren't too close on that S.BVPS -159112;1358479133;mircea_popescu;OgNasty actually it's a lot better -159111;1358479184;mircea_popescu;smickles they started -159110;1358479209;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -159109;1358479211;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.74226, Best ask: 15.88987, Bid-ask spread: 0.14761, Last trade: 15.88989, 24 hour volume: 67768.21255602, 24 hour low: 14.63000, 24 hour high: 15.88990, 24 hour vwap: 15.21111 -159108;1358479225;OgNasty;mircea_popescu: Thank you. Any other suggestions? -159107;1358479243;mircea_popescu;if anything occurs i'll mention. -159106;1358479293;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.7032 = 1.4064 BTC [-] -159105;1358479294;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 22 @ 0.7 = 15.4 BTC [-] -159104;1358479295;OgNasty;Charts will be coming soon... -159103;1358479314;OgNasty;If only I could get NastyFans broadcast via @assbot... -159102;1358479342;mircea_popescu;why can't you ? -159101;1358479360;OgNasty;I don't have the answer to that question. -159100;1358479403;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 30 @ 0.7 = 21 BTC [-] -159099;1358479445;smickles;lol: "Fixing it now is better than fixing it later." garnered: "Go f*ck yourself now is better than go f*ck yourself later." -159098;1358479468;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 50 @ 0.7 = 35 BTC [-] -159097;1358479476;mircea_popescu;sounds legit. -159096;1358479481;smickles;some of the context: -159095;1358479483;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136795.msg1457904#msg1457904 -159094;1358479563;mircea_popescu;but Do you know what hardware and tech the military has? -159093;1358479586;mircea_popescu;i once had sex with this chick that was also a marine. -159092;1358479591;mircea_popescu;do you know what fanny she had ?! -159091;1358479612;smickles;mircea_popescu: apparently they are afraid that they have stuff which is one quadtrillion times better than the theorhetical computing power of the entire planet -159090;1358479633;mircea_popescu;it was in that one movie right ? -159089;1358479639;smickles;answer me this: how can a subset be larger than the whole? -159088;1358479671;smickles;mircea_popescu: what about her calves? musta been huge! -159087;1358479728;mircea_popescu;she could benchpress my 16 ton hammer. -159086;1358479836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00066249 = 2.6168 BTC [-] -159085;1358479854;mircea_popescu;Confirmed total: 2,239 BTC -159084;1358479869;mircea_popescu;ok, guise, who is inflating bitbet bets! -159083;1358479983;OgNasty;No @assbot for NastyFans. :( DENIED -159082;1358480009;OgNasty;Off to the Laker game. Have a good night all. -159081;1358480045;mircea_popescu;denied lol what ? -159080;1358480654;pigeons;!ticker wtf OgnAsty -159079;1358480655;assbot;It's so strange that you don't remember any of your poetry. -159078;1358480780;thestringpuller;!ticker wtf pigeons -159077;1358480781;assbot;Are you sure you have no tobacco? -159076;1358480786;thestringpuller;!ticker wtf pigeons -159075;1358480787;assbot;The round stones beneath the earth... have spoken through the fire. -159074;1358480803;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C150T -159073;1358480804;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.07071277 / 0.07071277 / 0.07071277 (1 shares, 0.07 BTC), 30D: 0.01498159 / 0.0227757 / 0.17406879 (913 shares, 20.79 BTC) -159072;1358480810;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C140T -159071;1358480811;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C140T] 1D: 0.1385 / 0.1405432 / 0.1409839 (620 shares, 87.14 BTC), 7D: 0.10808014 / 0.14008878 / 0.14775821 (635 shares, 88.96 BTC), 30D: 0.01359389 / 0.0690355 / 0.19999999 (1671 shares, 115.36 BTC) -159070;1358480975;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.07778404 BTC [+] -159069;1358481019;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 10 @ 0.13757515 = 1.3758 BTC [-] -159068;1358481040;smickles;wtf is this wtf command? -159067;1358481058;mircea_popescu;!ticker last tango in paris -159066;1358481059;assbot;Have you got any tobacco? -159065;1358481068;mircea_popescu;I got a cigar... -159064;1358481138;smickles;!ticker last mircea_popescu -159063;1358481139;assbot;The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow. -159062;1358481151;mircea_popescu;da fuck -159061;1358481169;mircea_popescu;!ticker figlio di puttana -159060;1358481172;assbot;Shit. You ain't even old enough to smoke. -159059;1358481203;smickles;!ticker clerks -159058;1358481204;assbot;The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow. -159057;1358481208;smickles;boo -159056;1358481214;mircea_popescu;assbot : urmom ---> http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135829127564.gif -159055;1358481240;smickles;clearly, that was assbot's conception -159054;1358481274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 165 @ 0.00066249 = 0.1093 BTC [-] -159053;1358481274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11706 @ 0.00066193 = 7.7486 BTC [-] -159052;1358481275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2829 @ 0.00066 = 1.8671 BTC [-] -159051;1358481284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00587453 = 2.3498 BTC [-] -159050;1358481987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00066422 = 7.5721 BTC [+] -159049;1358482089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00066 = 6.204 BTC [-] -159048;1358482424;assbot;Quest for vision is a great blessing. -159047;1358482632;assbot;0 -159046;1358482722;thestringpuller;who broke assbot -159045;1358482747;mircea_popescu;i guess what has been seen cannot be unseen -159044;1358482777;kakobrekla;im tryin to add some stuff -159043;1358482789;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYGCpGzFWh0 -159042;1358482794;mircea_popescu;this should be the bitcoin hymn -159041;1358482832;thestringpuller;;;everify -159040;1358482832;gribble;(everify ) -- Verify the latest encrypt-authentication request by providing your decrypted one-time password. If verified, you'll be authenticated for the duration of the bot's or your IRC session on channel (whichever is shorter). -159039;1358482840;thestringpuller;;;eauth -159038;1358482840;gribble;(eauth ) -- Initiate authentication for user . You must have registered a GPG key with the bot for this to work. You will be given a link to a page which contains a one time password encrypted with your key. Decrypt, and use the 'everify' command with it. Your passphrase will expire in 10 minutes. -159037;1358482842;kakobrekla;thats the problem -159036;1358482845;thestringpuller;;;eauth thestringpuller -159035;1358482847;gribble;Request successful for user thestringpuller, hostmask thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-98-185.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/0FF2943DA179E169 -159034;1358482849;kakobrekla;switching between languages -159033;1358482862;kakobrekla;i end up writing js in mql and python in php -159032;1358482871;kakobrekla;no wonder nothing works -159031;1358482907;assbot;i haz prwz now. obey. -159030;1358482967;thestringpuller;;;everify -159029;1358482967;gribble;(everify ) -- Verify the latest encrypt-authentication request by providing your decrypted one-time password. If verified, you'll be authenticated for the duration of the bot's or your IRC session on channel (whichever is shorter). -159028;1358482970;thestringpuller;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:855535b1193e66576780bc7ba4adc284748055c9d43638c764230208 -159027;1358482970;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -159026;1358482983;thestringpuller;:( -159025;1358483004;thestringpuller;;;identify -159024;1358483005;gribble;Error: That operation cannot be done in a channel. -159023;1358483017;kakobrekla;i need a volunteer -159022;1358483073;kakobrekla;someone raise their hand or its you thestringpuller -159021;1358483103;thestringpuller;;;identify smickles -159020;1358483103;gribble;Error: That operation cannot be done in a channel. -159019;1358483114;thestringpuller;>:( -159018;1358483136;kakobrekla;ok it works. -159017;1358483164;thestringpuller;>:( thanks kakobrekla -159016;1358483167;kakobrekla;was just a test -159015;1358483177;kakobrekla;i volunteered you -159014;1358483179;kakobrekla;no worries -159013;1358483291;assbot;thestringpuller: :* -159012;1358483357;thestringpuller;lol -159011;1358483590;smickles;thestringpuller: it's ";;ident " -159010;1358483603;thestringpuller;;;ident thestringpuller -159009;1358483604;gribble;Nick 'thestringpuller', with hostmask 'thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-98-185.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net', is identified as user thestringpuller, with GPG key id 0FF2943DA179E169, key fingerprint 6ACE36E786F39A4ADC4506DE0FF2943DA179E169, and bitcoin address None -159008;1358483609;thestringpuller;:) -159007;1358483836;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -159006;1358483840;kakobrekla;someone just put another 500 down -159005;1358483859;kakobrekla;:amazed: -159004;1358483877;kakobrekla;2 or 3 bloks ago -159003;1358484432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 156 @ 0.00040004 = 0.0624 BTC [+] -159002;1358484558;Namworld;Who sells those at those prices anyway? -159001;1358484565;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 216 @ 0.0049 = 1.0584 BTC [-] -159000;1358484588;Ukto;weirdos or bots -158999;1358484595;Ukto;thestringpuller: hey -158998;1358484605;Ukto;I still havent had a chance to do much with teh ff7 disc2 -158997;1358484612;Ukto;i cant just stick it in the system and "test" it -158996;1358484613;Namworld;Anyone selling S.BVPS shares? -158995;1358484617;smickles;Namworld: on s.bvps? -158994;1358484628;Namworld;yeah -158993;1358484631;smickles;i might know a guy -158992;1358484637;Ukto;it requests to insert disc 1. i would have to play thru disc one. not that i am unwilling. i just havent had anytime for games. -158991;1358484649;Ukto;Namworld: what rate? -158990;1358484698;smickles;Namworld: no go here -158989;1358484728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4771 @ 0.00066 = 3.1489 BTC [-] -158988;1358484729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22935 @ 0.00065988 = 15.1343 BTC [-] -158987;1358484971;Namworld;You can offer. Not sure just how much I can pay. -158986;1358484981;Namworld;But I'm buying for my personal stake. -158985;1358485018;smickles;so is s.bvps going to the pink sheets, or privatizing? -158984;1358485182;thestringpuller;isnt it getting delisted? -158983;1358485264;mircea_popescu; :amazed: << i would expect anyone cancelling an order would put a little in -158982;1358485268;mircea_popescu;by way of hedging -158981;1358485303;smickles;"So lets ballpark it to say ~50,000 brand new nuclear reactors constructed and running continually to power nothing but this non-existent alien tech perfect computer for the next 10,000 years .... and it would still only have less than a 10% chance of brute forcing a Bitcoin address." -158980;1358485488;mircea_popescu;"Just realized that 30btc is an actual fee. I'm not able to pay that much just to set up an account. Sorry for the trouble." -158979;1358485503;mircea_popescu;one of these nice exchanges had better started advertising soon -158978;1358485510;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.59 = 7.67 BTC [+] -158977;1358485511;mircea_popescu;im getting burried in these -158976;1358485569;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.5925 = 1.7775 BTC [+] -158975;1358485679;smickles;"actual fee" -158974;1358485746;smickles;mircea_popescu: why do people think they arn't supposed to pay the fee? -158973;1358485758;mircea_popescu;i blame obama, personally. -158972;1358485900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00066265 = 14.3132 BTC [+] -158971;1358485902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00066422 = 7.0739 BTC [+] -158970;1358485904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2656 @ 0.00066608 = 1.7691 BTC [+] -158969;1358485905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13742 @ 0.00066755 = 9.1735 BTC [+] -158968;1358485906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00066908 = 2.877 BTC [+] -158967;1358485907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1082 @ 0.00067161 = 0.7267 BTC [+] -158966;1358486034;smickles;;;tslb -158965;1358486037;gribble;Time since last block: 2 minutes and 4 seconds -158964;1358486127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1825 @ 0.00586004 = 10.6946 BTC [-] -158963;1358486128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1163 @ 0.00577278 = 6.7137 BTC [-] -158962;1358486130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2349 @ 0.00575741 = 13.5242 BTC [-] -158961;1358486131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0057507 = 5.7507 BTC [-] -158960;1358486132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1917 @ 0.00573653 = 10.9969 BTC [-] -158959;1358486134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1746 @ 0.00562305 = 9.8178 BTC [-] -158958;1358486212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 2000 @ 0.00100008 = 2.0002 BTC [-] -158957;1358486214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 65000 @ 0.00100007 = 65.0046 BTC [-] -158956;1358486273;Namworld;smickles: we have to decide on that. -158955;1358486288;Namworld;We might relist or do a buyback. -158954;1358486368;Namworld;All I can say for now is that I don't personally intend to drop shareholders and rg asked us to keep everyone. -158953;1358486468;Namworld;We have to buy servers, we don't want to keep renting them. So we might not be able to do a buyback right away. -158952;1358486477;Namworld;So we'll probably relist. -158951;1358486495;smickles;interesting -158950;1358486506;Namworld;I'll make a statement once we decide. -158949;1358486645;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 120 @ 0.31068697 = 37.2824 BTC [-] -158948;1358486810;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 30 @ 0.31068697 = 9.3206 BTC [-] -158947;1358486844;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 8 @ 0.31068697 = 2.4855 BTC [-] -158946;1358486883;smickles;ok, so my bot basically went long at 13.92, good move? -158945;1358486894;smickles;maybe lucky? -158944;1358487021;mircea_popescu;prolly a good move, it's 16 now no ? -158943;1358487241;Bugpowder;smickles was that your bot selling 1 C150T for under exercise? -158942;1358487307;Bugpowder;;;asks 16.98 -158941;1358487311;gribble;There are currently 8261.7695 bitcoins offered at or under 16.98 USD, worth 134515.212674 USD in total. -158940;1358487321;Bugpowder;;;asks 19.98 -158939;1358487323;gribble;There are currently 23799.02 bitcoins offered at or under 19.98 USD, worth 417539.998424 USD in total. -158938;1358487448;smickles;Bugpowder: when? -158937;1358487504;smickles;in the beginning when I was testing the selling part, i had it just selling into mpoebot -158936;1358487573;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -158935;1358487574;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.73125, Best ask: 15.73999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00874, Last trade: 15.73999, 24 hour volume: 67109.92386210, 24 hour low: 14.63000, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.30923 -158934;1358487598;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 180 @ 0.31068697 = 55.9237 BTC [-] -158933;1358487635;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 40 @ 0.31068697 = 12.4275 BTC [-] -158932;1358487690;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 2 @ 0.31068697 = 0.6214 BTC [-] -158931;1358487753;smickles;what is this p20 bot upto? -158930;1358487873;Namworld;Selling puts... -158929;1358488006;smickles;but the pattern of the amounts -158928;1358488025;smickles;it's like it doesn't expect to sell all of them -158927;1358488249;mircea_popescu;looks more like it mkopts more out of the proceeds for the sale -158926;1358488517;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1000 @ 0.25592664 = 255.9266 BTC [-] -158925;1358488524;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1000 @ 0.19327969 = 193.2797 BTC [-] -158924;1358488527;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.13797862 = 137.9786 BTC [-] -158923;1358488535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00066953 = 7.7665 BTC [-] -158922;1358488572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25501 @ 0.00066953 = 17.0737 BTC [-] -158921;1358488574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2165 @ 0.00065988 = 1.4286 BTC [-] -158920;1358488659;smickles;shouldn't getting margin be more cost effective? -158919;1358488756;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 23 @ 0.3299 = 7.5877 BTC [-] -158918;1358488758;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.33 = 0.66 BTC [+] -158917;1358488769;mircea_popescu;maybe not big enough for margin -158916;1358488803;mircea_popescu;anyway, this was enough excitement for one day. stay out of trouble all! -158915;1358507058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 911 @ 0.00067348 = 0.6135 BTC [-] -158914;1358507060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1529 @ 0.00067498 = 1.032 BTC [+] -158913;1358507061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19860 @ 0.00067874 = 13.4798 BTC [+] -158912;1358507095;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -158911;1358507096;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.61873, Best ask: 15.62000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00127, Last trade: 15.62000, 24 hour volume: 71327.19256529, 24 hour low: 14.75000, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.40766 -158910;1358507172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00067874 = 12.7603 BTC [+] -158909;1358507949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5445 @ 0.00067874 = 3.6957 BTC [+] -158908;1358507950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00067999 = 4.0799 BTC [+] -158907;1358507952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8805 @ 0.00067999 = 5.9873 BTC [+] -158906;1358508735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8528 @ 0.00067999 = 5.799 BTC [+] -158905;1358508737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53922 @ 0.00068 = 36.667 BTC [+] -158904;1358508856;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 20 @ 0.33 = 6.6 BTC [+] -158903;1358508995;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -158902;1358508997;assbot;It's so strange that you don't remember any of your poetry. -158901;1358509000;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -158900;1358509002;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00562305 / 0.00581963 / 0.00598999 (25440 shares, 148.05 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00473285 / 0.00598999 (2353905 shares, 11,140.70 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00372888 / 0.00598999 (11724917 shares, 43,720.82 BTC) -158899;1358509475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13548 @ 0.00067978 = 9.2097 BTC [-] -158898;1358509698;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/traxt-s.png << 0.1337 btc to anyone who figures out wtf that is. -158897;1358509776;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: connection graph of coin spends in the chain? -158896;1358509784;mircea_popescu;nope -158895;1358509794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58723 @ 0.00068 = 39.9316 BTC [+] -158894;1358509805;Diablo-D3;looks like a job for D3, though -158893;1358509835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12975 @ 0.00068 = 8.823 BTC [+] -158892;1358509982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00588706 = 0.5887 BTC [-] -158891;1358509983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1333 @ 0.00588707 = 7.8475 BTC [+] -158890;1358510458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4252 @ 0.00067978 = 2.8904 BTC [-] -158889;1358510458;markedathome;sdice betting? -158888;1358510459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1548 @ 0.00067149 = 1.0395 BTC [-] -158887;1358510510;markedathome;mpex ordering? -158886;1358510794;mircea_popescu;markedathome neither -158885;1358510888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2556 @ 0.00067149 = 1.7163 BTC [-] -158884;1358510889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10344 @ 0.00066997 = 6.9302 BTC [-] -158883;1358511033;markedathome;mpoe-pr posting ratio of content:troll -158882;1358511084;markedathome;number of times bfl has slipped their shipping date -158881;1358511128;mircea_popescu;neither :D -158880;1358511139;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr trolls !? -158879;1358511186;markedathome;user to btcfpga bitcoin payments and reversals? -158878;1358511209;mircea_popescu;nope. -158877;1358511223;mircea_popescu;i'll give a hint : the vertical is time -158876;1358511244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00582625 = 2.9131 BTC [-] -158875;1358511246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00580536 = 4.0638 BTC [-] -158874;1358511366;markedathome;one of the glbse stocks dividends? the gap being the october-late dec? -158873;1358511471;mircea_popescu;nope -158872;1358512261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00569484 = 11.3897 BTC [-] -158871;1358512433;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/since-you-boys-are-printing-tanks-now/ -158870;1358512434;mircea_popescu;ahh! -158869;1358514175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25177 @ 0.00067607 = 17.0214 BTC [+] -158868;1358514177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23523 @ 0.00068 = 15.9956 BTC [+] -158867;1358515055;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -158866;1358515062;gribble;Time since last block: 12 minutes and 13 seconds -158865;1358515110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00067375 = 6.0974 BTC [-] -158864;1358515112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00067354 = 14.0096 BTC [-] -158863;1358515113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00066997 = 1.6414 BTC [-] -158862;1358515766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00067579 = 3.7506 BTC [+] -158861;1358515829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19906 @ 0.00066997 = 13.3364 BTC [-] -158860;1358515831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8867 @ 0.00066909 = 5.9328 BTC [-] -158859;1358516097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3451 @ 0.00066909 = 2.309 BTC [-] -158858;1358516248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10982 @ 0.00066909 = 7.3479 BTC [-] -158857;1358516250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3718 @ 0.00066312 = 2.4655 BTC [-] -158856;1358516487;jago25_98;Where can I get an intro to how bitcoin assets work... feel a bit skeptical -158855;1358516606;mircea_popescu;you could ask a question here. -158854;1358516998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5882 @ 0.00066312 = 3.9005 BTC [-] -158853;1358516999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6768 @ 0.00066081 = 4.4724 BTC [-] -158852;1358517376;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 75 @ 0.0063 = 0.4725 BTC [+] -158851;1358517534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00067579 = 2.4666 BTC [+] -158850;1358517536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00067777 = 2.4739 BTC [+] -158849;1358517540;Ukto;how it works? weusecoins.org? :P -158848;1358517544;Ukto;you seen that video ? -158847;1358517548;Ukto;not the most detailed granted -158846;1358517548;Ukto;heh -158845;1358517809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00573103 = 7.4503 BTC [+] -158844;1358518149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19850 @ 0.00067777 = 13.4537 BTC [+] -158843;1358518151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00067874 = 1.6969 BTC [+] -158842;1358518166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00068 = 0.238 BTC [+] -158841;1358518813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00067999 = 0.68 BTC [-] -158840;1358518815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16859 @ 0.00068 = 11.4641 BTC [+] -158839;1358519062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00067999 = 0.68 BTC [-] -158838;1358519064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11041 @ 0.00068 = 7.5079 BTC [+] -158837;1358519128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00067163 = 1.6791 BTC [-] -158836;1358519382;Schadenfreude;I like how the speculation moved to S.MPOE after the price jumped on S.DICE -158835;1358519387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3213 @ 0.00066815 = 2.1468 BTC [-] -158834;1358519561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.00067163 = 13.2311 BTC [+] -158833;1358519562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11972 @ 0.00068 = 8.141 BTC [+] -158832;1358519759;pigeons;!ticker m s.mpoe -158831;1358519761;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006592 / 0.00067222 / 0.00068 (1713736 shares, 1,152.02 BTC), 7D: 0.00062772 / 0.00066182 / 0.00068 (7984446 shares, 5,284.29 BTC), 30D: 0.000612 / 0.0006408 / 0.00068 (40520553 shares, 25,965.93 BTC) -158830;1358519823;pigeons;!ticker m s.dice -158829;1358519825;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00562305 / 0.00580999 / 0.00598999 (30973 shares, 179.95 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00473568 / 0.00598999 (2338118 shares, 11,072.60 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00372991 / 0.00598999 (11730850 shares, 43,755.07 BTC) -158828;1358519837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00569484 = 7.9728 BTC [-] -158827;1358519895;jago25_98;I know bitcoin very well, but not sure how the various assets are enforced -158826;1358519956;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude yeah -158825;1358519965;mircea_popescu;jago25_98 ok, well, so formulate some q's. -158824;1358519986;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -158823;1358519988;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.61700, Best ask: 15.62000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00300, Last trade: 15.59001, 24 hour volume: 77117.60812390, 24 hour low: 14.84978, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.46155 -158822;1358520029;jago25_98;mircea_popescu: I guess the question is... if I buy stock... how do I know it's not a scam. Perhaps I need to read how the normal stock market works first -158821;1358520031;mircea_popescu;so basically we went up a whole dollar because somebody wanted 20k of bitcoins to keep on top of the ~50k being dicked around back and forth every given day -158820;1358520051;mircea_popescu;jago25_98 well, this is called due dilligence. -158819;1358520072;mircea_popescu;mpex has signed contracts, the first step is to read those. then you evaluate the owner, the business, investing is a process -158818;1358520080;jago25_98;I need some sort of begineers guide -158817;1358520084;mircea_popescu;but ultimately you never know with certainty it won't ever blow up -158816;1358520094;jago25_98;ah ok it's all on a signiture -158815;1358520111;mircea_popescu;yes, all business is built on a signature -158814;1358520134;mircea_popescu;hence the word firm. it comes from medieval italian for signature (firma) -158813;1358520329;jago25_98;So main difference to a major stock exchange is that the price is denominated in BTC. There's nothing new -158812;1358520575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00067999 = 0.34 BTC [-] -158811;1358520577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24296 @ 0.00068 = 16.5213 BTC [+] -158810;1358520667;mircea_popescu;could there ever be something new ? -158809;1358520718;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.33 = 0.99 BTC [+] -158808;1358520840;jurov;like what? satoshi came out, intends to fund space colonization? -158807;1358520862;mircea_popescu;how would that be new ? it still would be... his signature. -158806;1358520922;thestringpuller;i would say mpex stocks are as reputable as traditional stocks due to the amount of trust that goes into it -158805;1358520934;thestringpuller;with each new scam mpex's trust (as well as the others) goes up -158804;1358521037;mircea_popescu;kind of hard to compare. -158803;1358521176;azx;lol, how did you come up with that? -158802;1358522206;azx;thestringpuller: how did you come up with that? -> "i would say mpex stocks are as reputable as traditional stocks due to the amount of trust that goes into it " -158801;1358522240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23440 @ 0.00068 = 15.9392 BTC [+] -158800;1358522286;Bugpowder;lol -158799;1358522349;Bugpowder;MPEX stocks are just a speculative risk / reward play. Risks are much higher than an SP500 stock, rewards are much higher too, so far at least. -158798;1358522462;azx;"thestringpuller | with each new scam mpex's trust (as well as the others) goes up " -158797;1358522473;azx;amazing :) -158796;1358522481;mircea_popescu;azx i think he meant "scam not on mpex" -158795;1358522519;mircea_popescu;"Update: rumors of bASIC’s demise have been, at least for now, grossly exaggerated." gotta love the bitcoin rag, such reliable reporting. -158794;1358522609;pigeons;I am sorry I let you down I really am and I hope the Asians took good care of you. -158793;1358522649;mircea_popescu;incidentally, i am really flabbergasted at everyone's use of qfn for asic chips. -158792;1358522675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00068 = 14.416 BTC [+] -158791;1358522682;mircea_popescu;what the fuck was going on in their heads ? qfn is for chips that never do any work like ever. -158790;1358522747;pigeons;yeah but doesn't unicorn blood only work with qfn -158789;1358522770;mircea_popescu;no but srsly now... -158788;1358522812;mircea_popescu;"Not surprisingly I have a lot of new refund mail - please understand that it takes a lot of time to work through them - no response doesn't mean I'm ignoring you. I'm also not going to work a whole lot today, as I have some life things to attend to." -158787;1358522819;mircea_popescu;and then people bitch at mpoe-pr -158786;1358522898;mircea_popescu;then 2 days later -158785;1358522899;mircea_popescu;"Hi everybody - I just wanted you to know that I'm getting your mails - but I can't personally respond to all of them in good time, so I'm posting here. I've had a major personal upset that has tied me up for two days, so I haven't done the refunds as quickly as you'd like." -158784;1358523016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00068 = 0.612 BTC [+] -158783;1358523058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.00067278 = 13.5229 BTC [-] -158782;1358523218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00068 = 9.248 BTC [+] -158781;1358523612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00569484 = 1.7085 BTC [-] -158780;1358523613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00568477 = 5.6848 BTC [-] -158779;1358523614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2850 @ 0.00567915 = 16.1856 BTC [-] -158778;1358524000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23550 @ 0.00067448 = 15.884 BTC [-] -158777;1358525025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29550 @ 0.00067448 = 19.9309 BTC [-] -158776;1358525027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29150 @ 0.00067278 = 19.6115 BTC [-] -158775;1358526340;thestringpuller;;;ident -158774;1358526340;gribble;You are identified as user thestringpuller, with GPG key id 0FF2943DA179E169, key fingerprint 6ACE36E786F39A4ADC4506DE0FF2943DA179E169, and bitcoin address None -158773;1358526854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14345 @ 0.00067278 = 9.651 BTC [-] -158772;1358526856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3241 @ 0.00066815 = 2.1655 BTC [-] -158771;1358526898;thestringpuller;azx: as I said with each scam makes reputable people look more reputable... -158770;1358527028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12319 @ 0.00067802 = 8.3525 BTC [+] -158769;1358527312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5584 @ 0.00067802 = 3.7861 BTC [+] -158768;1358527877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2247 @ 0.00067802 = 1.5235 BTC [+] -158767;1358527879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10853 @ 0.0006792 = 7.3714 BTC [+] -158766;1358527884;thestringpuller;jurov: make my coinbr accont inactive for now -158765;1358528210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5246 @ 0.00066815 = 3.5051 BTC [-] -158764;1358528212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1604 @ 0.00066814 = 1.0717 BTC [-] -158763;1358528334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17646 @ 0.00066814 = 11.79 BTC [-] -158762;1358528336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4511 @ 0.00066791 = 3.0129 BTC [-] -158761;1358528337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2393 @ 0.00066697 = 1.5961 BTC [-] -158760;1358528687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00067652 = 2.3002 BTC [+] -158759;1358528857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00067652 = 11.0949 BTC [+] -158758;1358529132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.00129998 = 0.65 BTC [+] -158757;1358529433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0053624 = 2.6812 BTC [-] -158756;1358529622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00067652 = 2.5031 BTC [+] -158755;1358529624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00066697 = 3.2682 BTC [-] -158754;1358530078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2047 @ 0.0006792 = 1.3903 BTC [+] -158753;1358530080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10253 @ 0.00068 = 6.972 BTC [+] -158752;1358530139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0053624 = 2.6812 BTC [-] -158751;1358530535;azx;LOL "Major Puppets Exchange" https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1462442#msg1462442 -158750;1358530886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12757 @ 0.00066697 = 8.5085 BTC [-] -158749;1358530888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 343 @ 0.00066696 = 0.2288 BTC [-] -158748;1358530928;Korbman;;;ticker -158747;1358530930;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.61550, Best ask: 15.69299, Bid-ask spread: 0.07749, Last trade: 15.69399, 24 hour volume: 74631.17637130, 24 hour low: 14.86861, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.51891 -158746;1358530943;Korbman;damn, that's impressive...I wonder how long it'll hold -158745;1358531224;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.7699 BTC [+] -158744;1358531464;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -158743;1358531497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0053624 = 1.0725 BTC [-] -158742;1358531576;Schadenfreude;Pop, pop, watching stocks drop -158741;1358531659;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.78 = 1.56 BTC [+] -158740;1358531668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15742 @ 0.00067543 = 10.6326 BTC [+] -158739;1358531700;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -158738;1358531738;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.8899 = 1.7798 BTC [+] -158737;1358531740;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 50 @ 0.8899 = 44.495 BTC [+] -158736;1358531843;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 51 @ 0.8995 = 45.8745 BTC [+] -158735;1358531900;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 4 @ 0.9 = 3.6 BTC [+] -158734;1358532053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0052 = 2.6 BTC [-] -158733;1358532054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2350 @ 0.00519852 = 12.2165 BTC [-] -158732;1358532056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00515816 = 2.5791 BTC [-] -158731;1358533364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00067269 = 5.7179 BTC [-] -158730;1358533975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00067052 = 11.4659 BTC [-] -158729;1358533977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00066696 = 1.2672 BTC [-] -158728;1358534172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00067269 = 1.3454 BTC [+] -158727;1358534174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00067543 = 6.349 BTC [+] -158726;1358534432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16523 @ 0.00068 = 11.2356 BTC [+] -158725;1358534586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0053624 = 1.0725 BTC [+] -158724;1358535176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0053624 = 8.0436 BTC [+] -158723;1358535221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13492 @ 0.00068 = 9.1746 BTC [+] -158722;1358536011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00067839 = 0.7462 BTC [-] -158721;1358536013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30700 @ 0.00067035 = 20.5797 BTC [-] -158720;1358536014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00066696 = 11.405 BTC [-] -158719;1358536090;thestringpuller;;;ticker -158718;1358536090;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.70001, Best ask: 15.74999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04998, Last trade: 15.70001, 24 hour volume: 69292.11059501, 24 hour low: 15.20000, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.58173 -158717;1358536285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0053624 = 2.145 BTC [+] -158716;1358536827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11350 @ 0.00068 = 7.718 BTC [+] -158715;1358537124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 98 @ 0.0053624 = 0.5255 BTC [+] -158714;1358537182;jcpham;what's new -158713;1358538022;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.575 = 2.875 BTC [+] -158712;1358538666;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -158711;1358538684;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -158710;1358538685;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.70002, Best ask: 15.78999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08997, Last trade: 15.70002, 24 hour volume: 68639.23158158, 24 hour low: 15.20000, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.59218 -158709;1358538688;Diablo-D3;apparently this is a thing now -158708;1358539072;jurov;thestringpuller, you should have withdrawn everything to the last satoshi... then the account is considered inactive -158707;1358539285;jurov;now either i'll add complications to accomodate you, or it will automatically subtract monthly fee till all the crumbs are wiped -158706;1358540061;mod6;werd up -158705;1358540263;mod6;;;ticker -158704;1358540263;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.75001, Best ask: 15.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04999, Last trade: 15.75001, 24 hour volume: 67569.84455962, 24 hour low: 15.20000, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.59871 -158703;1358540341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00545797 = 1.0916 BTC [+] -158702;1358540345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 735 @ 0.00545796 = 4.0116 BTC [-] -158701;1358540585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3167 @ 0.00067507 = 2.1379 BTC [-] -158700;1358541613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00067137 = 10.8091 BTC [-] -158699;1358541615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00067112 = 1.6107 BTC [-] -158698;1358541714;jurov;;;tell assbot !ticker -158697;1358541972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19578 @ 0.00067112 = 13.1392 BTC [-] -158696;1358541974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1807 @ 0.00066696 = 1.2052 BTC [-] -158695;1358541975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11115 @ 0.00066495 = 7.3909 BTC [-] -158694;1358542182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9933 @ 0.00067168 = 6.6718 BTC [+] -158693;1358542184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2606 @ 0.00068 = 1.7721 BTC [+] -158692;1358542547;thestringpuller;;;ticker -158691;1358542548;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.76001, Best ask: 15.79989, Bid-ask spread: 0.03988, Last trade: 15.71616, 24 hour volume: 64511.61661050, 24 hour low: 15.20000, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.61656 -158690;1358543132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3285 @ 0.00066495 = 2.1844 BTC [-] -158689;1358543134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7407 @ 0.0006633 = 4.9131 BTC [-] -158688;1358543191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14150 @ 0.0006633 = 9.3857 BTC [-] -158687;1358543389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 756 @ 0.0006633 = 0.5015 BTC [-] -158686;1358543390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066159 = 6.6159 BTC [-] -158685;1358543391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4244 @ 0.00066158 = 2.8077 BTC [-] -158684;1358543845;jcpham;first miner on the moon -158683;1358544206;thestringpuller;;;ticker -158682;1358544206;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.66113, Best ask: 15.70998, Bid-ask spread: 0.04885, Last trade: 15.70998, 24 hour volume: 62158.54979153, 24 hour low: 15.20000, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.62612 -158681;1358544264;markedathome;suprised no one has put a single up on a helium balloon and sent it NEO. -158680;1358544322;smickles;jcpham: that sounds awesome, and doable. send the data, via laser to those mirrors, up there and back -158679;1358544368;smickles;i mean, it would count if you used a custom miner to send the getwork to the moon and back to your compy, right? -158678;1358544419;jcpham;latency -158677;1358544445;smickles;a good thing to sacrifice to be the first moon miner :D -158676;1358544483;markedathome;but won't someone think of the cheese! -158675;1358544679;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -158674;1358544843;markedathome;I'll have to ask Wallace about that. He might have some ideas on crackers and Wensleydale. Or a nice bit of cheddar. -158673;1358545093;jcpham;seriously....if we mine all the cheese from the moon, then what -158672;1358545096;jcpham;i like cheese -158671;1358545305;mircea_popescu;then we cheese all the mine out of the spoon -158670;1358545644;jurov;lol actually 2 days ago local newspaper did send balloon to stratosphere... with cheese dumplings sample attached -158669;1358545673;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-advantages-of-having-a-baby/ -158668;1358545689;mircea_popescu;feel free to bother the start-up/entrepreneurial crowd with that one :D -158667;1358545737;jcpham;hey! i have a baby! -158666;1358545748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8930 @ 0.00067837 = 6.0578 BTC [+] -158665;1358545756;jurov;better stress tolerance? actually need less to be happy? citation needed -158664;1358545764;mircea_popescu;point of fact. -158663;1358545779;mircea_popescu;jcpham good for you hehe -158662;1358545792;jcpham;i hate businesses also. -158661;1358545882;mircea_popescu;they're the worst. -158660;1358546193;jurov;and employment is slavery, too. -158659;1358546206;jurov;hard choice :P -158658;1358546274;mircea_popescu;innit. -158657;1358546300;mircea_popescu;the best way is being rich through inheritance i tell you. -158656;1358546692;Namworld;Well... free money is always nice. -158655;1358546733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3983 @ 0.00067797 = 2.7004 BTC [-] -158654;1358546735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6019 @ 0.00066267 = 3.9886 BTC [-] -158653;1358546923;Namworld;It's not really free tho -158652;1358546986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4241 @ 0.00066267 = 2.8104 BTC [-] -158651;1358546988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8456 @ 0.00066158 = 5.5943 BTC [-] -158650;1358546988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8403 @ 0.00066151 = 5.5587 BTC [-] -158649;1358547005;Namworld;It would be my opinion that any large sum inherited should not be touched but invested. And at maximum, only take earnings above inflation rate for personal use. -158648;1358547014;Namworld;Keep it growing. -158647;1358547108;jurov;Namworld, similarly like "inherited" mpex listed business, no? -158646;1358547147;Ukto;jcpham: I have 4 babys -158645;1358547149;Namworld;That's not really inherited... -158644;1358547152;Ukto;well, 2~8 -158643;1358547155;Ukto;just turned 8 -158642;1358547159;Ukto;and then my wife -158641;1358547161;Ukto;technically 5 babys -158640;1358547176;Namworld;Inherited would imply it's all mine. -158639;1358547183;Ukto;and taxes -158638;1358547189;Ukto;hate inheritence tax -158637;1358547253;Namworld;Can the gov finally make it's system fully digital? Valid for almost any government in the world. -158636;1358547296;mircea_popescu;Ukto does she get spanked if she misbehaves too ? -158635;1358547320;Namworld;The system is ineficient and always rely on paper... It's expensive and time consuming to maintain... -158634;1358547358;mircea_popescu;lol -158633;1358547383;Ukto;alsomst used the 1st... -158632;1358547386;Ukto;but thought better of it -158631;1358547386;Ukto;:P -158630;1358548122;mircea_popescu;"o ease the point into a "low information voter" sort of mental context, think of it in terms of television" -158629;1358548131;mircea_popescu;ok jurov, i think that's her meanest to date. -158628;1358548136;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=6566.msg1462508#msg1462508 -158627;1358548321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00553918 = 4.4313 BTC [+] -158626;1358548328;jcpham;i've basically overtaken anyone that might provide me with some nest egg or inheritance -158625;1358548354;jcpham;probably in the last 5 years or so -158624;1358548618;mircea_popescu;at tankpoint ? -158623;1358548656;jcpham;http://g1.std3.ru/G/1/C4/F8/35270-3871c55c154565b4fea5c7c0717966f5.jpg -158622;1358548740;Namworld;lol, what the fuck -158621;1358548811;jcpham;also this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQ36S3d1CaU -158620;1358548868;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 29 @ 0.549 = 15.921 BTC [-] -158619;1358549468;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.545 BTC [-] -158618;1358549528;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.545 = 5.45 BTC [-] -158617;1358550105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00067201 = 1.5456 BTC [+] -158616;1358550317;lkjlkjlkj;I was reading this http://trilema.com/2013/the-advantages-of-having-a-baby/ Master Puppet pasted here and I think this impotent fuck is a retard -158615;1358550383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00066441 = 2.3254 BTC [-] -158614;1358550385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6647 @ 0.00066325 = 4.4086 BTC [-] -158613;1358550431;afk_afk001;hopefully, he is never going to contaminate the gene pool :) -158612;1358550705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00067201 = 3.2928 BTC [+] -158611;1358550707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1070 @ 0.00067837 = 0.7259 BTC [+] -158610;1358550708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2630 @ 0.00067838 = 1.7841 BTC [+] -158609;1358551822;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136911 -158608;1358551831;mircea_popescu;i guess im the only person that's not really worried about that ? -158607;1358552070;Namworld;I'm not worried either -158606;1358552082;Namworld;Although I would say more bitcoins is better. -158605;1358552182;mod6;yeah MOAR -158604;1358552230;Namworld;... MOAR! -158603;1358552240;mod6;:D -158602;1358552519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11753 @ 0.00066325 = 7.7952 BTC [-] -158601;1358552521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15297 @ 0.00066151 = 10.1191 BTC [-] -158600;1358552686;mircea_popescu;moar is better. -158599;1358553233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14446 @ 0.00066151 = 9.5562 BTC [-] -158598;1358553507;jurov;you crashed bitcointalk again -158597;1358553566;jurov;theymos should raise money for phat pipe and moar serverz...and then vanish :P -158596;1358553578;mircea_popescu;lol doens't have like 5k or something already collected ? -158595;1358553597;jurov;that's not enough -158594;1358553605;mircea_popescu;o i c -158593;1358553656;jurov;just loaded...I calculate again and again and still I have not enaugh bitcoins...orly? -158592;1358553693;mircea_popescu;shoudl calculate moar times -158591;1358553813;jurov;mircea, this is what worries you? "If Bitcoin grows too quickly - too many great minds might be idling around on beaches and frolicking with hookers n blow instead of building great things" -158590;1358553858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3081 @ 0.00066151 = 2.0381 BTC [-] -158589;1358553860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9182 @ 0.00066081 = 6.0676 BTC [-] -158588;1358553861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6921 @ 0.00066078 = 4.5733 BTC [-] -158587;1358553863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6601 @ 0.0006595 = 4.3534 BTC [-] -158586;1358553864;mircea_popescu;heeh i've done my fair share of frolicking -158585;1358553898;jurov;btw, on the topic on "over average minds" today's dilbert is spot on -158584;1358553971;mircea_popescu;link ? -158583;1358553979;jurov;http://www.dilbert.com/ -158582;1358554019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6906 @ 0.00067268 = 4.6455 BTC [+] -158581;1358554056;mircea_popescu;heh -158580;1358554389;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.579 = 4.053 BTC [+] -158579;1358554429;Namworld;top 110%... is that 10% out of the range of the normal population? Aka in the -10%? -158578;1358554454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13935 @ 0.00067268 = 9.3738 BTC [+] -158577;1358554583;mircea_popescu;something like that. -158576;1358554591;Namworld;Sounds about right -158575;1358554629;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.579 BTC [+] -158574;1358554633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13965 @ 0.00067332 = 9.4029 BTC [+] -158573;1358554635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 185 @ 0.0006655 = 0.1231 BTC [-] -158572;1358554921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.0055361 = 10.2418 BTC [-] -158571;1358555349;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.579 = 5.79 BTC [+] -158570;1358555366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1023 @ 0.0055361 = 5.6634 BTC [-] -158569;1358555367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1288 @ 0.0055824 = 7.1901 BTC [+] -158568;1358555369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 965 @ 0.00562288 = 5.4261 BTC [+] -158567;1358555778;mircea_popescu;who was the havelock guy ? -158566;1358555827;mircea_popescu;topace https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137235.0 -158565;1358555975;smickles;topace? -158564;1358556010;mircea_popescu;um... no ? -158563;1358556017;mircea_popescu;what a birdy whispered @me -158562;1358556141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067415 = 2.913 BTC [+] -158561;1358556143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00067426 = 3.9107 BTC [+] -158560;1358556144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12379 @ 0.00067838 = 8.3977 BTC [+] -158559;1358556203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066563 = 2.8762 BTC [-] -158558;1358556205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5379 @ 0.0006655 = 3.5797 BTC [-] -158557;1358557093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067814 = 2.9302 BTC [+] -158556;1358557095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3241 @ 0.00067838 = 2.1986 BTC [+] -158555;1358557097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20493 @ 0.00068 = 13.9352 BTC [+] -158554;1358557115;mircea_popescu;dub https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136953.msg1463176#msg1463176 -158553;1358557122;mircea_popescu;price keeps soaring upwards and other things. -158552;1358557203;markedathome;and the followup advice!? -158551;1358557347;jurov;obviously, money = filth. -158550;1358557400;thestringpuller;;;tickee -158549;1358557400;gribble;Error: "tickee" is not a valid command. -158548;1358557402;thestringpuller;;;ticker -158547;1358557402;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.74001, Best ask: 15.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 15.74001, 24 hour volume: 58044.24259200, 24 hour low: 15.41000, 24 hour high: 15.98500, 24 hour vwap: 15.67347 -158546;1358558061;thestringpuller;mod6 you around? -158545;1358558108;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -158544;1358558109;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 35 minutes and 32 seconds ago: topace? -158543;1358558133;mod6;hey whats up thestringpuller -158542;1358558258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066575 = 2.8767 BTC [-] -158541;1358558260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066561 = 2.8761 BTC [-] -158540;1358558261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13486 @ 0.0006655 = 8.9749 BTC [-] -158539;1358558263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 722 @ 0.0006643 = 0.4796 BTC [-] -158538;1358558312;jurov;yup barebackbot is on it again :) -158537;1358558515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066446 = 2.8711 BTC [+] -158536;1358558516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19979 @ 0.0006643 = 13.272 BTC [-] -158535;1358559457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.000665 = 12.635 BTC [+] -158534;1358559459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.0006643 = 1.8933 BTC [-] -158533;1358560156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16799 @ 0.0006643 = 11.1596 BTC [-] -158532;1358560158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00065996 = 5.4117 BTC [-] -158531;1358560159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12499 @ 0.0006595 = 8.2431 BTC [-] -158530;1358560161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7257 @ 0.00065898 = 4.7822 BTC [-] -158529;1358561126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7369 @ 0.00065898 = 4.856 BTC [-] -158528;1358561128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1219 @ 0.0006589 = 0.8032 BTC [-] -158527;1358561350;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.525 BTC [-] -158526;1358561411;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.481 = 4.81 BTC [-] -158525;1358561694;kakobrekla;dont forget do drop these in your eyes before going to teh forums http://shrani.si/f/1O/HE/1XrqjeDY/imag0276.jpg -158524;1358561720;mircea_popescu;lmao -158523;1358561744;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4249 BTC [+] -158522;1358562336;jurov;and protective eyewear/gloves, ofc -158521;1358562429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00067671 = 2.6392 BTC [+] -158520;1358562453;kakobrekla;umm -158519;1358562464;kakobrekla;what happend to bitmit or that ebay like bitcoin site -158518;1358562469;kakobrekla;is it closed for good now? -158517;1358562596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12421 @ 0.00066857 = 8.3043 BTC [-] -158516;1358562607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14879 @ 0.0006589 = 9.8038 BTC [-] -158515;1358563524;jurov;just another drama material -158514;1358563538;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=41592.440 -158513;1358563575;jurov;original owner silently sold it, it was discovered only cause new owner doesn't speak german -158512;1358563625;jurov;and in meantime there were some offers to sell bitmit that were later retracted (decoys, perhaps?) -158511;1358563672;mircea_popescu;jurov a i recall that, they put it up for sale cause "legal concerns" on the site itself -158510;1358563683;mircea_popescu;then it mysteriouslydidn't make the unspecified reserve -158509;1358563873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 421 @ 0.00067671 = 0.2849 BTC [+] -158508;1358563875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14579 @ 0.00067703 = 9.8704 BTC [+] -158507;1358564041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067462 = 2.915 BTC [-] -158506;1358564601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.0006745 = 5.6658 BTC [-] -158505;1358564738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.0006745 = 7.5881 BTC [-] -158504;1358564744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9621 @ 0.00066399 = 6.3882 BTC [-] -158503;1358564999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00067436 = 2.4614 BTC [+] -158502;1358565474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066399 = 6.6399 BTC [-] -158501;1358566330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 671 @ 0.00067436 = 0.4525 BTC [+] -158500;1358566332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7479 @ 0.00067459 = 5.0453 BTC [+] -158499;1358566940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00547355 = 10.6734 BTC [-] -158498;1358567674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066418 = 2.8699 BTC [-] -158497;1358567675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7579 @ 0.00066399 = 5.0324 BTC [-] -158496;1358567676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00066336 = 3.3831 BTC [-] -158495;1358567821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067437 = 2.914 BTC [+] -158494;1358567823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00067459 = 7.0495 BTC [+] -158493;1358567824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3934 @ 0.00067703 = 2.6634 BTC [+] -158492;1358567825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2995 @ 0.00067838 = 2.0317 BTC [+] -158491;1358568448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 953 @ 0.00545796 = 5.2014 BTC [-] -158490;1358568450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00540345 = 9.1859 BTC [-] -158489;1358568455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00528914 = 1.0578 BTC [-] -158488;1358568457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3749 @ 0.00528913 = 19.8289 BTC [-] -158487;1358568458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 398 @ 0.00521638 = 2.0761 BTC [-] -158486;1358568493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 102 @ 0.00521638 = 0.5321 BTC [-] -158485;1358568494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1476 @ 0.00521636 = 7.6993 BTC [-] -158484;1358568495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 422 @ 0.00515816 = 2.1767 BTC [-] -158483;1358570226;kakobrekla;>>people were crossing out the "V" on the wristband so that it read "LIE STRONG" -158482;1358570229;kakobrekla;oh lol. -158481;1358570420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067808 = 2.93 BTC [-] -158480;1358570422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2279 @ 0.00067838 = 1.546 BTC [+] -158479;1358570434;kakobrekla;o looky something for -pr to chew on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137291.0;topicseen -158478;1358570625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067824 = 2.9307 BTC [-] -158477;1358570627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6979 @ 0.00067838 = 4.7344 BTC [+] -158476;1358570843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3047 @ 0.00067838 = 2.067 BTC [+] -158475;1358570855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11903 @ 0.00067999 = 8.0939 BTC [+] -158474;1358571011;Namworld;Is there anything MPOE-PR doesn't or cannot chew on? -158473;1358571100;Namworld;Well at least they could afford to do a proffesional design like SatoshiDice... but what about the coding? -158472;1358571111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00546512 = 11.4768 BTC [+] -158471;1358571112;Namworld;professional* -158470;1358571113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 223 @ 0.00547355 = 1.2206 BTC [+] -158469;1358571129;kakobrekla;dunno -158468;1358571145;kakobrekla;but what im worried about is some guy with 7 posts -158467;1358571194;kakobrekla;dunno -158466;1358571200;kakobrekla;i guess if sd goes down -158465;1358571206;kakobrekla;they might have a chance -158464;1358571226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16097 @ 0.00067999 = 10.9458 BTC [+] -158463;1358571232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16203 @ 0.00068 = 11.018 BTC [+] -158462;1358571598;smickles;Namworld: I want more ram D: -158461;1358571693;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla how many bet sites since the bitbet ipo ? 11 ? -158460;1358571710;kakobrekla;hehe there about :> -158459;1358571756;mircea_popescu;Namworld people need to start coming to terms with the fact that coding doesn't matter. -158458;1358571777;mircea_popescu;it's like a "new car company" came to the car show on the strength of "there exists gasoline" -158457;1358571793;mircea_popescu;sure there's gasoline. it's a commodity. widely available, not too expensive. -158456;1358571841;kakobrekla;well, having your site not fall to pieces is a good first step ya know -158455;1358571845;mircea_popescu;right. -158454;1358571877;mircea_popescu;"hi, i'd like to marry your daughter" "what can you tell me about yourself ?" "i have a penis" -158453;1358571890;mircea_popescu;"it doesn't fall to pieces" -158452;1358571906;kakobrekla;"hi, i'd like to marry your daughter" "what can you tell me about yourself ?" "im missing an arm, both legs and half of my head" -158451;1358571956;mircea_popescu;lol -158450;1358571961;mircea_popescu;braaaaaaiiinsss -158449;1358572015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3100 @ 0.00547355 = 16.968 BTC [+] -158448;1358572105;mircea_popescu;o, it's not even a bet site, it's a dice site. nice going lol. -158447;1358572116;kakobrekla;yea -158446;1358572118;mircea_popescu;hi, welcome to Willams Bakery, we sell sausage. -158445;1358572175;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13585607088.jpg << somebody needs to hire her as pr. -158444;1358572190;kakobrekla;how much -158443;1358572214;mircea_popescu;3 sites a day. -158442;1358572236;kakobrekla;i visit more than tha. -158441;1358572238;kakobrekla;t -158440;1358573351;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4249 BTC [+] -158439;1358573353;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.425 BTC [+] -158438;1358573808;mircea_popescu;bah so i bet .1 btc on sd and i lost -158437;1358573810;mircea_popescu;what a scam. -158436;1358574011;Namworld;smickles: you do? -158435;1358574082;Namworld;mircea: all betting games are a consented self-scamming. -158434;1358574721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00535586 = 6.427 BTC [-] -158433;1358574894;mircea_popescu;sorta like marriage. you know it doesn't end well statistically and do it anyway. -158432;1358574905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21657 @ 0.00068 = 14.7268 BTC [+] -158431;1358575020;kakobrekla;i wont do it -158430;1358575085;mircea_popescu;hehe many say that. -158429;1358575100;kakobrekla;too bad bitbet only allows for 1 year bets -158428;1358575217;mircea_popescu;hahaah what do the winner get, the girl ? -158427;1358575227;mircea_popescu;"i bet i won't marry. if i do, you can have her" -158426;1358575239;mircea_popescu;sounds faustian. -158425;1358575264;kakobrekla;you can have her and the dog. -158424;1358575274;mircea_popescu;you keep the milk ? -158423;1358575280;kakobrekla;ofc ;) -158422;1358575280;thestringpuller;sorta like marriage. you know it doesn't end well statistically and do it anyway. << what about when it does? -158421;1358575292;mircea_popescu;some people win dice games too. -158420;1358575303;thestringpuller;so is it all just a statistic? -158419;1358575310;mircea_popescu;hence the word statistically. -158418;1358575318;thestringpuller;;) -158417;1358575324;thestringpuller;quantum popescu -158416;1358575528;smickles;it's only statistically b/c we don't yet know the fundamental nature of reality -158415;1358575564;smickles;we're probably close tho -158414;1358575574;thestringpuller;how about this for reality - http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3smh94/ -158413;1358575650;smickles;i just love how, if you get into fine enough detail, particles, waves, atoms, none of those are practical models of reality -158412;1358575659;smickles;(or parts of it, rather) -158411;1358575684;thestringpuller;it's a good way to explain it for our current psychology -158410;1358575697;thestringpuller;it's kind of like that old story mimsy was the borgroves -158409;1358575778;Bugpowder_;yah -158408;1358575782;Bugpowder_;great story -158407;1358575898;thestringpuller;Bugpowder_: surprises me more and more each day -158406;1358575923;Bugpowder_;mimsy? -158405;1358575927;thestringpuller;yea -158404;1358575933;thestringpuller;not many people have read it -158403;1358575934;Bugpowder_;read it when I was a kid -158402;1358575940;thestringpuller;heh -158401;1358575944;thestringpuller;before it was cool -158400;1358575947;Bugpowder_;in the science fiction hall of fame Volume I -158399;1358575954;Bugpowder_;edited by asimov -158398;1358575970;Bugpowder_;1929-1964 -158397;1358576184;mircea_popescu;it's not that old. -158396;1358576346;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: http://siliconangle.com/blog/2013/01/15/bitcoinstore-plans-to-take-on-the-world-of-online-electronics-retail-with-btc/ -158395;1358576366;mircea_popescu;yeah. good for it. -158394;1358576385;mircea_popescu;not really news by now is it ? -158393;1358576436;thestringpuller;not really -158392;1358576523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16443 @ 0.00067848 = 11.1562 BTC [-] -158391;1358576570;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137163.msg1463417#msg1463417 -158390;1358576571;mircea_popescu;lmao -158389;1358576588;kakobrekla;lol -158388;1358576620;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137170 -158387;1358576623;mircea_popescu;this went over well. -158386;1358577248;mircea_popescu;Quote from: yochdog on January 16, 2013, 09:33:08 PM -158385;1358577248;mircea_popescu;I too will offer a large percentage for Mr Shavers. -158384;1358577248;mircea_popescu;I purchased bad in a very large amount and would be very generous with any recovery. -158383;1358577251;mircea_popescu;bah these people. -158382;1358577267;mircea_popescu;they know better than anyone, all the way to the wall. -158381;1358577309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12076 @ 0.00067848 = 8.1933 BTC [-] -158380;1358577311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3024 @ 0.00067423 = 2.0389 BTC [-] -158379;1358577373;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.55 = 1.1 BTC [+] -158378;1358577432;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.565 = 8.475 BTC [+] -158377;1358577492;mircea_popescu;pigeons you around ? -158376;1358578040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26650 @ 0.00068 = 18.122 BTC [+] -158375;1358578531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00068 = 4.624 BTC [+] -158374;1358578686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067453 = 2.9146 BTC [-] -158373;1358578687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4730 @ 0.00067423 = 3.1891 BTC [-] -158372;1358579199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067977 = 2.9373 BTC [+] -158371;1358579201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 629 @ 0.00068 = 0.4277 BTC [+] -158370;1358580150;drug_motor;http://tinysong.com/LD1b -158369;1358580306;mod6;gotta love the melvins -158368;1358580843;mircea_popescu;"We took multiple 20k+ refunds left and right without batting and eye lash because we believe in this project and we know we will be releasing our bASIC Bitcoin mining units sooner than everyone else, especially our good friends BFL." -158367;1358580847;mircea_popescu;is tom on drugs nao ? -158366;1358581201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00068 = 8.228 BTC [+] -158365;1358581292;Diablo-D3;[02:15:36] Diablo-D3: any good news regarding DMC? -158364;1358581293;Diablo-D3;nope -158363;1358581310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006775 = 2.9275 BTC [-] -158362;1358581312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 279 @ 0.00067725 = 0.189 BTC [-] -158361;1358581533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006775 = 2.9275 BTC [+] -158360;1358581535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1479 @ 0.00067725 = 1.0017 BTC [-] -158359;1358581765;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -158358;1358581766;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.39001, Best ask: 15.46999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07998, Last trade: 15.39001, 24 hour volume: 60508.16264848, 24 hour low: 15.25000, 24 hour high: 15.94390, 24 hour vwap: 15.58379 -158357;1358581774;mircea_popescu;retracing ? -158356;1358582446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23494 @ 0.00067756 = 15.9186 BTC [+] -158355;1358582447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4328 @ 0.00067926 = 2.9398 BTC [+] -158354;1358583619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 250 @ 0.00129998 = 0.325 BTC [+] -158353;1358583779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13741 @ 0.00067725 = 9.3061 BTC [-] -158352;1358583781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2759 @ 0.00067423 = 1.8602 BTC [-] -158351;1358584422;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.88 BTC [-] -158350;1358584472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4137 @ 0.00067423 = 2.7893 BTC [-] -158349;1358584474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00067074 = 2.2134 BTC [-] -158348;1358584475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.00066658 = 22.997 BTC [-] -158347;1358584476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19692 @ 0.00066529 = 13.1009 BTC [-] -158346;1358584478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26200 @ 0.00066385 = 17.3929 BTC [-] -158345;1358584479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15471 @ 0.00066362 = 10.2669 BTC [-] -158344;1358585173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066372 = 2.8679 BTC [+] -158343;1358585175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6637 @ 0.00066362 = 4.4044 BTC [-] -158342;1358585176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00066336 = 1.4926 BTC [-] -158341;1358585178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9396 @ 0.00066319 = 6.2313 BTC [-] -158340;1358585375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11977 @ 0.00066319 = 7.943 BTC [-] -158339;1358585381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.000661 = 7.0727 BTC [-] -158338;1358585597;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 1.1227 BTC [-] -158337;1358585996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 908 @ 0.00535392 = 4.8614 BTC [-] -158336;1358585998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 361 @ 0.00515816 = 1.8621 BTC [-] -158335;1358585999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00514107 = 6.6834 BTC [-] -158334;1358586000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00491501 = 4.915 BTC [-] -158333;1358586004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.004915 = 24.575 BTC [-] -158332;1358586005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00491 = 49.1 BTC [-] -158331;1358586007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0049 = 4.9 BTC [-] -158330;1358586008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 440 @ 0.00478099 = 2.1036 BTC [-] -158329;1358586009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00474002 = 2.844 BTC [-] -158328;1358586011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00473693 = 2.3685 BTC [-] -158327;1358586012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00454709 = 5.0018 BTC [-] -158326;1358586013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00454708 = 18.1883 BTC [-] -158325;1358586044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00066073 = 6.7394 BTC [-] -158324;1358586151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21700 @ 0.00065983 = 14.3183 BTC [-] -158323;1358586153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1626 @ 0.0006589 = 1.0714 BTC [-] -158322;1358586253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3856 @ 0.00066073 = 2.5478 BTC [+] -158321;1358587999;Jewish_James;can someone explain to me how the winnings are calculated at bitbet? -158320;1358588005;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C060T] 500 @ 0.61599036 = 307.9952 BTC [-] -158319;1358588014;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 615 @ 0.35798393 = 220.1601 BTC [-] -158318;1358588037;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.29348232 = 293.4823 BTC [-] -158317;1358588041;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.22898071 = 228.9807 BTC [-] -158316;1358588065;mircea_popescu;Jewish_James the side that prevails splits up the bets of the side that lost. -158315;1358588074;mircea_popescu;proportionally by the time weights -158314;1358588164;Jewish_James;and the wager amount? -158313;1358588219;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -158312;1358588627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15144 @ 0.00066363 = 10.05 BTC [+] -158311;1358588633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24700 @ 0.00065817 = 16.2568 BTC [-] -158310;1358588635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21982 @ 0.00065758 = 14.4549 BTC [-] -158309;1358588636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13396 @ 0.00065697 = 8.8008 BTC [-] -158308;1358588726;Jewish_James;most of the propositions are very one-sided, so say you pick the favored choice , does everyone have to make equal sized bets, or could someone bet a huge amount and greatly reduce the winnings for everyone else if that side wins -158307;1358588832;Jewish_James;I guess a better question is how are your winnings calculated? -158306;1358588985;Jewish_James;lol, i just asked my 1st question -158305;1358589033;mircea_popescu;... -158304;1358589037;mircea_popescu;look at one of the closed bets maybe ? -158303;1358589198;Namworld;The earnings are proportional to bet amount multiplied by "weight". Usually the more time passes, the less weight bets have. -158302;1358589477;mircea_popescu;http://www.just-food.com/news/russia-bans-us-meat-imports-tested-for-ractopamin_id121499.aspx -158301;1358589479;mircea_popescu;that's low. -158300;1358589485;mircea_popescu;seriously ?! russia bans us meat ? -158299;1358589491;mircea_popescu;30 years ago... -158298;1358590729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13650 @ 0.00067036 = 9.1504 BTC [+] -158297;1358590874;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.52 = 1.04 BTC [-] -158296;1358590934;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -158295;1358591054;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [-] -158294;1358591191;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.41 = 4.1 BTC [-] -158293;1358591484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6350 @ 0.00067036 = 4.2568 BTC [+] -158292;1358592250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0048 = 4.8 BTC [+] -158291;1358592382;Jewish_James;so im assuming the weight number a percentage? I'm trying to figure out the payout formula including the 1% fee and preventing the house from gambling its own money which i assume it doesn't do -158290;1358592465;mircea_popescu;is this the first time you're betting on anything ? -158289;1358592829;Jewish_James;no, just doing other things and i havent got the payouts calculated correctly -158288;1358592848;Jewish_James;ive only guessed the formula twice -158287;1358593093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00067036 = 5.9662 BTC [+] -158286;1358593094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9552 @ 0.000657 = 6.2757 BTC [-] -158285;1358593099;FabianB;http://bitbet.us/bet/53/bitcoin-below-13-00-before-january-15th-2013/ <-- looks like you can loose even if you bet on the right side (last bet) -158284;1358593911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.000657 = 6.4386 BTC [-] -158283;1358594322;mircea_popescu;FabianB hmmm -158282;1358594346;mircea_popescu;FabianB the reason is this : site takes 1% -158281;1358594363;mircea_popescu;if you bet very late and the odds are very low you can end up paying a little like that. -158280;1358594373;mircea_popescu;say there's 100 btc to 1 btc -158279;1358594377;mircea_popescu;vig is thus 1.01 btc -158278;1358594409;mircea_popescu;if you put the 100th btc in late enough you might not actually win enough of the 1btc to make up for the 1% you'll be charged -158277;1358594452;FabianB;ic, its 1% of the bet size -158276;1358594481;mircea_popescu;yeah -158275;1358594538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9148 @ 0.000657 = 6.0102 BTC [-] -158274;1358594539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4719 @ 0.00065697 = 3.1002 BTC [-] -158273;1358594877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000671 = 2.8994 BTC [+] -158272;1358594878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00067109 = 6.6438 BTC [+] -158271;1358594879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7879 @ 0.00067432 = 5.313 BTC [+] -158270;1358595315;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [+] -158269;1358595454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00065715 = 2.8257 BTC [-] -158268;1358595499;pigeons;people who use ruby never had computers with no disk space -158267;1358595515;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136953.msg1463866#msg1463866 -158266;1358595517;mircea_popescu;she found it. -158265;1358595648;pigeons;well they really do think its a neat idea, and you won't be able to convince them otherwise until they turn 13 at least -158264;1358595887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.0006576 = 4.4717 BTC [+] -158263;1358595888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00066014 = 15.5133 BTC [+] -158262;1358596580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00066014 = 9.242 BTC [+] -158261;1358597606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21 @ 0.00065715 = 0.0138 BTC [-] -158260;1358597608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.000657 = 1.314 BTC [-] -158259;1358597609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2356 @ 0.00065697 = 1.5478 BTC [-] -158258;1358597611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16916 @ 0.00065603 = 11.0974 BTC [-] -158257;1358597881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 577 @ 0.00494481 = 2.8532 BTC [+] -158256;1358598494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00065603 = 3.7722 BTC [-] -158255;1358599192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065994 = 2.8516 BTC [+] -158254;1358599199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5829 @ 0.00066014 = 3.848 BTC [+] -158253;1358600132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065607 = 2.8349 BTC [-] -158252;1358600133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4979 @ 0.00065603 = 3.2664 BTC [-] -158251;1358600134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00065589 = 3.6402 BTC [-] -158250;1358600441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065864 = 2.846 BTC [+] -158249;1358600443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7129 @ 0.00065867 = 4.6957 BTC [+] -158248;1358600923;mircea_popescu;pigeons btw, were you able to verify the rota guy ? -158247;1358601130;pigeons;ah just saw it -158246;1358601201;pigeons;kinda busy, get back as soon as i can -158245;1358601510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065595 = 2.8344 BTC [-] -158244;1358601747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15350 @ 0.00065591 = 10.0682 BTC [-] -158243;1358601798;mircea_popescu;haven't seen jcpham either. yo! -158242;1358601995;pigeons;my computer is 2/3 between debian unstable to experimental downgrade to unstable. the version of libc i last installed bitcoin against is no longer on my machine -158241;1358602023;pigeons;does it verify for you mircea_popescu ? -158240;1358602026;mircea_popescu;i was yo!ing at jcpham -158239;1358602032;pigeons;yeah -158238;1358602033;mircea_popescu;omg i never tried -158237;1358602046;pigeons;ok well anybody out there -158236;1358602048;mircea_popescu;im a party not teh judge! -158235;1358602049;pigeons;in the peanut gallery -158234;1358602055;mircea_popescu;you're the oens getting paid -158233;1358602070;pigeons;im verifying this out in the public, openly -158232;1358602078;pigeons;interactive -158231;1358602129;pigeons;blockchain.info probably implements signing different than the reference client, i know armory does also -158230;1358602197;pigeons;lets see how far i get without a login -158229;1358602206;pigeons;1 click -158228;1358602248;pigeons;password: rogersmommaisahoyo -158227;1358602344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00065589 = 8.2314 BTC [-] -158226;1358602345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1714 @ 0.00065514 = 1.1229 BTC [-] -158225;1358602369;mircea_popescu;lolwut -158224;1358602372;pigeons;ooh now this is a smooth platform mircea_popescu -158223;1358602378;pigeons;blockchain.info -158222;1358602412;pigeons;integrated "satoshidice" button under "games" right in the wallet -158221;1358602434;mircea_popescu;what can possibly go wrong -158220;1358602450;pigeons;ok receive money -> other actions -> verify message -158219;1358602549;pigeons;message has the wrong length, need a or something somewhere -158218;1358602573;pigeons;Error Verifying MessageSignature has the wrong length -158217;1358602602;pigeons;ah i see HBNlxhUDnEKbMl1p082ergE+ekRZINRmr12/DpZQy0sODhxGTE40HukSnPL+mQDDy8yg+bjQblA+NsJe -158216;1358602622;pigeons;ah -158215;1358602652;pigeons;but when you view the source of the double cherry reticulated lorry award for shitty html you get -158214;1358602655;pigeons;HBNlxhUDnEKbMl1p082ergE+ekRZINRmr12/DpZQy0sODhxGTE40HukSnPL+mQDDy8yg+bjQblA+NsJeI3XyoEs= -158213;1358602659;pigeons;one sec -158212;1358602684;mircea_popescu;eh ? -158211;1358602690;pigeons;Message Successfully Verified -158210;1358602691;mircea_popescu;i see the whole thing, ends in = -158209;1358602716;pigeons;yeah of course the site works with whatever browser you use -158208;1358602735;pigeons;ie6 is picky though -158207;1358602742;mircea_popescu;you srsly on ie6 ?! -158206;1358602750;pigeons;no -158205;1358602757;pigeons;wtf -158204;1358602769;pigeons;anyway loks good -158203;1358602790;pigeons;let me review that original transaction confirm we are talking about the correct address in question -158202;1358602979;mircea_popescu;you should prolly consult with teh other two too -158201;1358603063;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -158200;1358603134;pigeons;yah -158199;1358603379;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC -158198;1358603402;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -158197;1358603457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00065514 = 5.6342 BTC [-] -158196;1358604751;mircea_popescu;March may seem a long time away as we all have ASIC blue balls right now, but its really not that far away, and I salute and congratulate all of you who have had the testicular fortitude to stick it out with us because you my friends will receive the ultimate reward. Sure Avalon may get some units out before the Chinese new year but that is sure to be a very limited number. On the other hand our assembly house has an u -158195;1358604751;mircea_popescu;nlimited assembly capacity and as soon as the Chinese new year ends we will have 16,000 freshly fabbed and packaged ASIC chips and we will be assembling those PCB's at FULL CAPACITY !We will be shipping ALL CURRENT ORDERS IN THE MONTH OF MARCH AND WE STILL HAVE ROOM FOR MORE ORDERS SO Get IN WHILE YOU STILL CAN! I stake my personal name and word on that. -158194;1358604757;mircea_popescu;this dude is seriously entertaining. -158193;1358604999;Ukto;wow -158192;1358605013;Ukto;thats the same guy that did icarus and lancelot? -158191;1358605014;Ukto;right? -158190;1358605081;pigeons;no nzhang is with avalon i thought, and this says "sure avalon may getsome out before us" -158189;1358605097;pigeons;sounds braggadacious enough to be inabfl -158188;1358605129;pigeons;WE STILL HAVE ROOM FOR MORE ORDERS SO Get IN WHILE YOU STILL CAN! I stake my personal name and word on that. -158187;1358605143;pigeons;well mircea_popescu, what's the correct answer? -158186;1358605210;pigeons;Ukto: wuts this: https://bitfunder.com/asset/Exchange.ESIF#tab_description -158185;1358605241;Ukto;Possibly questionable -158184;1358605244;Ukto;:P -158183;1358605283;Ukto;he claims to have history -158182;1358605283;pigeons;that's like worse than "bankroll my poker game" -158181;1358605295;Ukto;of doing things for btc for ppl for a year -158180;1358605300;Ukto;But I havent heard of it -158179;1358605302;pigeons;cause at least in poker you control more variables -158178;1358605483;pigeons;WE STILL HAVE ROOM FOR MORE ORDERS SO Get IN WHILE YOU STILL CAN! I stake my personal name and word on that. -158177;1358605504;pigeons;i bet -158176;1358605763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12686 @ 0.00065514 = 8.3111 BTC [-] -158175;1358605765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00065483 = 5.3041 BTC [-] -158174;1358605766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00065421 = 6.5421 BTC [-] -158173;1358605767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26500 @ 0.0006542 = 17.3363 BTC [-] -158172;1358605769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8514 @ 0.00065414 = 5.5693 BTC [-] -158171;1358605952;FabianB_;jurov: there? -158170;1358606396;Ukto;pigeons: agreed -158169;1358606403;Ukto;i sent him a msg that he needs to be alot more explicit -158168;1358606411;Ukto;i think thats why he ahsnt made forum posting -158167;1358606429;Ukto;and descriptive -158166;1358606484;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 70 @ 0.1435 = 10.045 BTC [-] -158165;1358606718;mircea_popescu;pigeons the impersonal name ? i dunno -158164;1358606918;mircea_popescu;and the quote was from basic guy -158163;1358606919;mircea_popescu;cablepair -158162;1358607044;Ukto;i think bfl started a "war" with their asic announce -158161;1358607051;Ukto;then the others swalled and followed suite -158160;1358607059;Ukto;and reality is none of them are actually ready -158159;1358607067;Ukto;or were anwhere near when they announced -158158;1358607073;Ukto;and inserted foot in mouth -158157;1358607088;Ukto;the closest we have see for sure, is asicminers chips -158156;1358607105;Ukto;at least that seems realistic, but as of this point I am not questioning friedcat -158155;1358607273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4060 @ 0.00065591 = 2.663 BTC [+] -158154;1358607275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24790 @ 0.00065624 = 16.2682 BTC [+] -158153;1358607411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19386 @ 0.00065414 = 12.6812 BTC [-] -158152;1358607412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4164 @ 0.0006539 = 2.7228 BTC [-] -158151;1358608682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1873 @ 0.0006539 = 1.2248 BTC [-] -158150;1358608684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00065308 = 15.3474 BTC [-] -158149;1358608685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 327 @ 0.00065279 = 0.2135 BTC [-] -158148;1358608725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.0049475 = 12.3688 BTC [+] -158147;1358608775;markedathome;less than 24 hrs to go http://www.avalon-asics.com/ -158146;1358609284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5841 @ 0.00065279 = 3.8129 BTC [-] -158145;1358609285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00065193 = 5.0851 BTC [-] -158144;1358609287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6709 @ 0.00065104 = 4.3678 BTC [-] -158143;1358610717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00065624 = 15.2248 BTC [+] -158142;1358610769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00065624 = 4.9874 BTC [+] -158141;1358610848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25 @ 0.00065624 = 0.0164 BTC [+] -158140;1358610930;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 94 @ 0.0067 = 0.6298 BTC [-] -158139;1358610932;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 499 @ 0.0072 = 3.5928 BTC [+] -158138;1358610934;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 180 @ 0.0075 = 1.35 BTC [+] -158137;1358611032;Bugpowder;;;ticker -158136;1358611033;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.30001, Best ask: 15.34759, Bid-ask spread: 0.04758, Last trade: 15.30001, 24 hour volume: 47116.38437355, 24 hour low: 15.25000, 24 hour high: 15.84304, 24 hour vwap: 15.54929 -158135;1358611208;Ukto;not sure -158134;1358611211;Ukto;i only 'saw' them in the pics -158133;1358611213;Ukto;a week ago -158132;1358611214;Ukto;or so -158131;1358611216;Ukto;when they arrived -158130;1358611226;Bugpowder;They could be anything -158129;1358611232;Ukto;yeah -158128;1358611235;Ukto;as i said, from what can be seen -158127;1358611237;pigeons;so one else even has that though -158126;1358611531;Bugpowder;;;gpg everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:d0815ec0bd1b03121c4b135e2613d39aa80cd5ff766dffe906dc1b8b -158125;1358611531;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -158124;1358611579;mircea_popescu;then again asicminer has the advantage that it could be run as a ponzi for quite a while. -158123;1358611605;Bugpowder;yea for years -158122;1358611612;mircea_popescu;they've discreetely skipped the "samples to community" part, the "we have the chips, they're hashing, just a few" story can be strung till july. -158121;1358611618;mircea_popescu;bfl has no such benefit. -158120;1358611681;mircea_popescu;but in all fairness, there's no actual proof this has anything akin to the color of truth. fact is we don't know. -158119;1358611968;Bugpowder;This guy just blew his wad on S.DICE -158118;1358611969;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/1GATbuCSWbWCueEL3W9z7EQyJACHjHYH8e?filter=0 -158117;1358611983;Bugpowder;http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=100&min_bet=10&status=ALL -158116;1358611988;Bugpowder;Putting 400BTC bets down -158115;1358611990;Bugpowder;lost it all -158114;1358611997;mircea_popescu;aww -158113;1358612011;mircea_popescu;i bet .01 btc earlier -158112;1358612016;mircea_popescu;got totally scammed. -158111;1358612033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00065624 = 2.8218 BTC [+] -158110;1358612033;Bugpowder;the fee was .0355 wtf?!? -158109;1358612066;Bugpowder;its weird, S.DICE sells off a bit AFTER the whales show up? -158108;1358612165;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/147/mtgox-out-of-business-by-end-of-year/ -158107;1358612167;mircea_popescu;how about that. -158106;1358612448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00065174 = 11.7965 BTC [-] -158105;1358612450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 991 @ 0.00065104 = 0.6452 BTC [-] -158104;1358612451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00065103 = 6.5103 BTC [-] -158103;1358612453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6009 @ 0.00065102 = 3.912 BTC [-] -158102;1358612811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19535 @ 0.00065624 = 12.8196 BTC [+] -158101;1358612813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1965 @ 0.00065704 = 1.2911 BTC [+] -158100;1358613076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 89 @ 0.00525532 = 0.4677 BTC [+] -158099;1358613724;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -158098;1358613725;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.33000, Best ask: 15.34760, Bid-ask spread: 0.01760, Last trade: 15.34760, 24 hour volume: 47649.20971090, 24 hour low: 15.25000, 24 hour high: 15.84304, 24 hour vwap: 15.54152 -158097;1358613732;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.0757365 * 15.54152 -158096;1358613733;gribble;1.17706032948 -158095;1358613961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26091 @ 0.00065102 = 16.9858 BTC [-] -158094;1358613963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1069 @ 0.00065096 = 0.6959 BTC [-] -158093;1358614743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065698 = 2.8388 BTC [+] -158092;1358614745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14135 @ 0.00065704 = 9.2873 BTC [+] -158091;1358614746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17298 @ 0.00065867 = 11.3937 BTC [+] -158090;1358614747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3636 @ 0.00065889 = 2.3957 BTC [+] -158089;1358614749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28521 @ 0.00066014 = 18.8279 BTC [+] -158088;1358614750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17971 @ 0.00066199 = 11.8966 BTC [+] -158087;1358614751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28374 @ 0.00066244 = 18.7961 BTC [+] -158086;1358614752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23950 @ 0.00066291 = 15.8767 BTC [+] -158085;1358614753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23283 @ 0.00066334 = 15.4445 BTC [+] -158084;1358614755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00066418 = 11.3575 BTC [+] -158083;1358614755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7183 @ 0.00066443 = 4.7726 BTC [+] -158082;1358614756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 665 @ 0.00067432 = 0.4484 BTC [+] -158081;1358614757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3063 @ 0.00067482 = 2.067 BTC [+] -158080;1358614758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4562 @ 0.00067482 = 3.0785 BTC [+] -158079;1358614760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9738 @ 0.00067483 = 6.5715 BTC [+] -158078;1358614940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22775 @ 0.00067483 = 15.3693 BTC [+] -158077;1358615713;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.8959 BTC [+] -158076;1358615766;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.33 = 0.66 BTC [+] -158075;1358615810;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 320 @ 0.0075 = 2.4 BTC [+] -158074;1358616093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065343 = 2.8235 BTC [-] -158073;1358616095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10711 @ 0.00065334 = 6.9979 BTC [-] -158072;1358616126;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 65 @ 0.0076 = 0.494 BTC [+] -158071;1358616144;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 7 @ 0.0076 = 0.0532 BTC [+] -158070;1358616231;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 18 @ 0.33 = 5.94 BTC [+] -158069;1358616233;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.338 = 5.07 BTC [+] -158068;1358617302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00066963 = 4.6874 BTC [+] -158067;1358617593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00066963 = 1.741 BTC [+] -158066;1358617595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00066617 = 4.53 BTC [-] -158065;1358618232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067465 = 2.9152 BTC [+] -158064;1358618234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8560 @ 0.00067483 = 5.7765 BTC [+] -158063;1358618750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067388 = 2.9118 BTC [-] -158062;1358618750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6929 @ 0.00067363 = 4.6676 BTC [-] -158061;1358618936;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 5 @ 0.0076 = 0.038 BTC [+] -158060;1358618999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23071 @ 0.00067363 = 15.5413 BTC [-] -158059;1358619000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2029 @ 0.00066617 = 1.3517 BTC [-] -158058;1358619488;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 7 @ 0.339 = 2.373 BTC [+] -158057;1358619678;FabianB_;jurov: please see pm -158056;1358619822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067472 = 2.9155 BTC [+] -158055;1358619824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18379 @ 0.00067483 = 12.4027 BTC [+] -158054;1358619853;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.0095 = 0.019 BTC [+] -158053;1358619916;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 15 @ 0.0096 = 0.144 BTC [+] -158052;1358619997;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0096 BTC [+] -158051;1358659872;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu I SUMMON THEE FROM THE DEPTHS -158050;1358659886;mircea_popescu;ya well you're late. -158049;1358659900;thestringpuller;heh -158048;1358659989;thestringpuller;how much for mpex historical data? -158047;1358660054;mircea_popescu;mmm -158046;1358660102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00064778 = 10.6884 BTC [-] -158045;1358660644;thestringpuller;.01 btc sound good? -158044;1358660885;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -158043;1358661044;Namworld;I don't know, but I just got .01 btc... It does sound good. -158042;1358661081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00494 = 0.741 BTC [-] -158041;1358661083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00493999 = 2.717 BTC [-] -158040;1358661114;mircea_popescu;i just wrote like... the best short story ever. -158039;1358661119;mircea_popescu;way better than bitdust. -158038;1358661126;Namworld;I won't have credits for it. -158037;1358661345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3184 @ 0.00507063 = 16.1449 BTC [+] -158036;1358661347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00514651 = 2.5733 BTC [+] -158035;1358661348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1316 @ 0.00525531 = 6.916 BTC [+] -158034;1358661391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3008 @ 0.00525531 = 15.808 BTC [+] -158033;1358661393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 992 @ 0.00525532 = 5.2133 BTC [+] -158032;1358661434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00525532 = 2.1021 BTC [+] -158031;1358661444;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -158030;1358661444;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.57000, Best ask: 15.61499, Bid-ask spread: 0.04499, Last trade: 15.57000, 24 hour volume: 20902.91243534, 24 hour low: 15.27001, 24 hour high: 15.61500, 24 hour vwap: 15.47657 -158029;1358661447;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -158028;1358661449;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00454708 / 0.00500362 / 0.00535392 (55566 shares, 278.03 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00477018 / 0.00598999 (1986599 shares, 9,476.44 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.0037446 / 0.00598999 (11157599 shares, 41,780.77 BTC) -158027;1358661450;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -158026;1358661451;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00064121 / 0.00065882 / 0.00068 (2098853 shares, 1,382.77 BTC), 7D: 0.00062772 / 0.0006624 / 0.00068 (11115137 shares, 7,362.68 BTC), 30D: 0.000612 / 0.00064431 / 0.00068 (40468984 shares, 26,074.72 BTC) -158025;1358661477;mircea_popescu;financial stability in btc! -158024;1358661482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 240 @ 0.00525532 = 1.2613 BTC [+] -158023;1358661972;thestringpuller;i wanna read your short story mircea_popescu -158022;1358661997;mircea_popescu;so go ahead -158021;1358662010;thestringpuller;where is it? -158020;1358662043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8395 @ 0.00064778 = 5.4381 BTC [-] -158019;1358662049;thestringpuller;who the fuck is this inaba? -158018;1358662063;mircea_popescu;on my blog lol. -158017;1358662087;mircea_popescu;also, milk http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135865433992.jpg -158016;1358662105;thestringpuller;she has weird nipples -158015;1358662112;thestringpuller;I shall nickname her nips -158014;1358662440;mircea_popescu;she does. -158013;1358662519;thestringpuller;when will bitbet have bookies -158012;1358662522;thestringpuller;I want to bet on all da sports -158011;1358662597;mircea_popescu;so what's keeping you ? -158010;1358662690;Namworld;Would be better with automated bets for all events -158009;1358662701;Chilca;where is your blog? -158008;1358662789;mircea_popescu;Chilca http://trilema.com/ -158007;1358662798;mircea_popescu;Namworld what's keeping someone from making a bot ? -158006;1358662799;Chilca;mircea_popescu: Thx -158005;1358662831;mircea_popescu;Chilca it's a general/personal blog but it has some dedicated bitcoin/mpex/rota categories. -158004;1358662839;Namworld;eh, I don't know, what purpose would it serve to the creator? -158003;1358663087;mircea_popescu;"Hey! Java still rules and will exist long after c# is gone..." -158002;1358663092;mircea_popescu;bejesus the forum... hard to believe. -158001;1358663116;mircea_popescu;Namworld is it supposed to be useful or not useful, this thing you propose ? -158000;1358663242;thestringpuller;automated bets -157999;1358663265;thestringpuller;hmm -157998;1358663274;thestringpuller;the betting line is set p2p almost -157997;1358663281;thestringpuller;so there is no need for automated bets -157996;1358663309;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: the odds are based on the total pot for a bet right? -157995;1358663352;mircea_popescu;well there's no explicit odds -157994;1358663380;mircea_popescu;but you can calculate momentary odds as yes / no -157993;1358663401;thestringpuller;yea that's what I was asking -157992;1358663408;thestringpuller;actually makes it so the bookie can't rig the odds.. -157991;1358663422;thestringpuller;it's as ingenius as the futures on the network difficulty... -157990;1358663631;mircea_popescu;;) -157989;1358663642;thestringpuller;funny -157988;1358663667;thestringpuller;the simplest ideas are the most powerful when implemented correctly: "fundamentals are the key to winning the game, not showmanship" -157987;1358663788;mircea_popescu;myeah. -157986;1358663977;thestringpuller;"you know you've done things right, when people think you haven't done anything at all" -157985;1358664764;Namworld;mircea: If done by bitbet for bitbet, it's supposed to help in that bets for sporting events are readily available. -157984;1358664799;Namworld;Plus they can probably be awarded without any further work if automated. -157983;1358664805;Namworld;Don't they have feeds for that? -157982;1358664815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065465 = 2.8287 BTC [+] -157981;1358664815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7279 @ 0.00065485 = 4.7667 BTC [+] -157980;1358665039;mircea_popescu;Namworld and if done by a third party, it allows them to make whatever money is t obe made in that market. -157979;1358665124;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: then why not better organize the bets as bitbet grows... -157978;1358665130;thestringpuller;even reddit has subreddits... -157977;1358665145;mircea_popescu;there are categories atm, and a search. but in general... yea -157976;1358665154;mircea_popescu;just have to figure out the optimal approach -157975;1358665232;thestringpuller;sports bets will likely account for a large part of bitbets bottom line -157974;1358665272;thestringpuller;since it circumvents the legality of sports gambling in many places -157973;1358665326;mircea_popescu;so far bottom line is bfl -157972;1358665341;thestringpuller;for now but that's not replicable...wait until baseball season -157971;1358665371;thestringpuller;it's also going to be pretty awesome if BFL fails to deliver, such bad press... -157970;1358665377;thestringpuller;(given the bet that is) -157969;1358665426;mircea_popescu;i guess -157968;1358665436;mircea_popescu;even money so far on it. actually no, looky, yes prevails. lol. -157967;1358665442;mircea_popescu;some people stand to make a pretty penny. -157966;1358665612;thestringpuller;why has no one secured legitimate funding and business planning for ASIC development? -157965;1358665673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7247 @ 0.00065485 = 4.7457 BTC [+] -157964;1358665674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00065711 = 9.7909 BTC [+] -157963;1358665675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9051 @ 0.00065797 = 5.9553 BTC [+] -157962;1358665799;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller probably because the scammers active have managed to suck up most of the capital available for that. -157961;1358665853;thestringpuller;yet VC's have sunk 4.5 million into various btc businesses... -157960;1358665865;thestringpuller;that capital being external to the btc system -157959;1358665869;mircea_popescu;people use the term vc too liberqally. -157958;1358665875;mircea_popescu;coinbase had vc funding. -157957;1358665880;thestringpuller;bitinstant -157956;1358665889;mircea_popescu;everyone else had angel funding (mtgox, bitinstant etc) -157955;1358665893;thestringpuller;bitpay is on the list now (even though that was angel funding) -157954;1358665896;mircea_popescu;the rest, (basic scl) had who knows what -157953;1358665907;mircea_popescu;who signed bitinstant ? -157952;1358665908;thestringpuller;but that capital was in fiat not btc -157951;1358665961;thestringpuller;it doesn't say -157950;1358666037;thestringpuller;i guess my question is why have Coinbase and others successfully acquired funding and formed what seems to be "profitable businesses" yet these hardware manufacturers make AAPL's first office (Job's adoptive mom's garage) look like a better option for hardware fabrication... -157949;1358666063;thestringpuller;and who the fuck is this inaba? -157948;1358666122;mircea_popescu;if it doesn't say it's either angel capital or pr (ie, fake) -157947;1358666163;mircea_popescu;inaba is some bfl spokesperson. tho he's never been oficially credentialed afaik (unlike mpoe-pr) -157946;1358666171;mircea_popescu;so basically, he's mostly just another forum loudmouth. -157945;1358666306;thestringpuller;the forum is trash...jesus -157944;1358666310;thestringpuller;what the fuck am I reading -157943;1358666343;thestringpuller;you should raise the girls' pay rate -157942;1358666349;thestringpuller;to deal with this nonsense -157941;1358666359;mircea_popescu;http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/jan/18/kim-dotcom-fight-internet-freedom -157940;1358666368;mircea_popescu;incredible how huge this guy is -157939;1358666370;mircea_popescu;check the pic -157938;1358666416;thestringpuller;"Before his arrest in New Zealand, he was the world's number one-ranked Modern Warfare 3 player out of more than 15 million online players." -157937;1358666429;mod6;lol -157936;1358666451;thestringpuller;i'm surprised that hasn't shown up on TIL on reddit -157935;1358666583;mod6;people are pretty srs about their video games -157934;1358666593;mod6;have you ever seen these bro's play golden tee? -157933;1358666617;thestringpuller;yea -157932;1358666622;thestringpuller;play it like real golf and shit -157931;1358666656;mod6;haha -157930;1358666733;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: so...btc-zon [done] ; btc-betting [done] ; btc-lottery [done] -157929;1358666736;thestringpuller;what's next? -157928;1358666759;mircea_popescu;hm ? -157927;1358666802;mircea_popescu;o, desktop AA battery. http://trilema.com/2013/since-you-boys-are-printing-tanks-now/ -157926;1358666891;thestringpuller;mpoe-pr: " there's so much to do and so few people capable of doing it in Bitcoin that if your plan makes sense and you seem even remotely competent everyone else who is competent will breathe a sigh of relief." -157925;1358666901;thestringpuller;deja-vu... -157924;1358666971;mircea_popescu;myea -157923;1358666982;thestringpuller;I built a drone already... -157922;1358666982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064782 = 2.7992 BTC [-] -157921;1358666983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3197 @ 0.00064778 = 2.071 BTC [-] -157920;1358666988;thestringpuller;it's part of my plan to take over detroit -157919;1358666988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8482 @ 0.00064565 = 5.4764 BTC [-] -157918;1358667000;thestringpuller;I just need to arm it with something -157917;1358667005;thestringpuller;Then I can be Obama. -157916;1358668507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5136 @ 0.00064565 = 3.3161 BTC [-] -157915;1358668509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11029 @ 0.00064519 = 7.1158 BTC [-] -157914;1358670967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00501039 = 5.0104 BTC [-] -157913;1358670970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00501038 = 14.5301 BTC [-] -157912;1358670984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 990 @ 0.00493999 = 4.8906 BTC [-] -157911;1358671659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12171 @ 0.00064519 = 7.8526 BTC [-] -157910;1358672863;leotreasure;http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2013/jan/13/investments-stock-picking -157909;1358672883;leotreasure;cat wins at investing -157908;1358675172;mircea_popescu;leotreasure the "modern money theory" idiots are getting pretty despreate by now eh ? -157907;1358675378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00064125 = 3.1421 BTC [-] -157906;1358676561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00064125 = 5.5468 BTC [-] -157905;1358676563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 250 @ 0.00063997 = 0.16 BTC [-] -157904;1358677139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.0048811 = 8.5419 BTC [-] -157903;1358679194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17496 @ 0.0006418 = 11.2289 BTC [+] -157902;1358679196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1504 @ 0.00064029 = 0.963 BTC [-] -157901;1358679984;leotreasure;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4SnUObMd0o -157900;1358679996;leotreasure;i never laughed so uncontrollably -157899;1358680145;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-Fb1wYODTY -157898;1358680231;leotreasure;lol! -157897;1358680990;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.006 = 0.048 BTC [-] -157896;1358681034;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.006 = 0.012 BTC [-] -157895;1358681114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00064189 = 5.3277 BTC [+] -157894;1358681274;gru2;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idDCom9fHpM&t=1m40s -157893;1358682385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6132 @ 0.00064029 = 3.9263 BTC [-] -157892;1358682387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23950 @ 0.00063997 = 15.3273 BTC [-] -157891;1358682388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26950 @ 0.00063985 = 17.244 BTC [-] -157890;1358682493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1779 @ 0.00481977 = 8.5744 BTC [-] -157889;1358682494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00492685 = 3.9415 BTC [+] -157888;1358682495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4346 @ 0.00525494 = 22.838 BTC [+] -157887;1358683482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00063899 = 2.4921 BTC [-] -157886;1358683484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00063886 = 5.6859 BTC [-] -157885;1358683979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23601 @ 0.00064189 = 15.1492 BTC [+] -157884;1358684835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5899 @ 0.00064189 = 3.7865 BTC [+] -157883;1358684837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5051 @ 0.00064342 = 3.2499 BTC [+] -157882;1358685234;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137149.0 i can't discern if troll or ? -157881;1358685581;Schadenfreude;Seen his site? Most definitely troll -157880;1358685615;Schadenfreude;I can tell from the pixels and from the 'pirate@40' on the guys hat -157879;1358685624;mircea_popescu;so stupid could be honest -157878;1358685738;Schadenfreude;More important is, will your exchange host his IPO? -157877;1358685854;mircea_popescu;o, absolutely. -157876;1358685857;mircea_popescu;i hope he picks mpex. -157875;1358686227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5716 @ 0.00063886 = 3.6517 BTC [-] -157874;1358686229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7864 @ 0.00063853 = 5.0214 BTC [-] -157873;1358686230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00063842 = 5.4904 BTC [-] -157872;1358686231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4870 @ 0.00063778 = 3.106 BTC [-] -157871;1358686490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14030 @ 0.00063778 = 8.9481 BTC [-] -157870;1358686492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7773 @ 0.00063757 = 4.9558 BTC [-] -157869;1358686493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00063738 = 6.9474 BTC [-] -157868;1358686495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10597 @ 0.00063733 = 6.7538 BTC [-] -157867;1358686663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11178 @ 0.00064342 = 7.1921 BTC [+] -157866;1358686665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5239 @ 0.00064688 = 3.389 BTC [+] -157865;1358688962;Jackmaninov;Anyone else having issue logging into Bitfunder? I keep getting "Google 2-Factor incorrect or not provided" despite putting in my code... -157864;1358689004;mircea_popescu;clock on your device off ? -157863;1358689024;Jackmaninov;doesn't seem to be -157862;1358689704;Ukto;hmm -157861;1358689803;Ukto;works fine here -157860;1358689816;Ukto;servers are ntp synced properly -157859;1358689883;Jackmaninov;I was just able to log in; don't think I was having a time sync issue on my phone... Hmm -157858;1358691121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2861 @ 0.00063733 = 1.8234 BTC [-] -157857;1358691133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00063731 = 13.3835 BTC [-] -157856;1358691135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20036 @ 0.00063594 = 12.7417 BTC [-] -157855;1358691566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6164 @ 0.00063594 = 3.9199 BTC [-] -157854;1358691568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5586 @ 0.00063543 = 3.5495 BTC [-] -157853;1358692231;mircea_popescu;jurov https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137342.msg1465719#msg1465719 -157852;1358692236;mircea_popescu;must troll moar. -157851;1358692334;jurov;hi, i fail to see a point? -157850;1358692396;mircea_popescu;a ok -157849;1358692402;jurov;if it's about mpoe-pr, i already have chosen this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136953.msg1463866#msg1463866 -157848;1358692424;jurov;it's a bit longer, but perfect otherwise. -157847;1358692427;mircea_popescu;heh -157846;1358692436;mircea_popescu;yeah, i see it. -157845;1358692458;jurov;clear context, opinion about "securities", contempt for idiots -157844;1358692502;mircea_popescu;not to mention she's kicking a kid. -157843;1358692509;mircea_popescu;which is almost as bad as a puppy -157842;1358692710;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 700 @ 0.01 = 7 BTC [+] -157841;1358692805;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27ugSKW4-QQ -157840;1358692839;Ukto;>,> *kicks a puppy to the side* -157839;1358692862;jurov;someone should list porn studio on btct. or boob enhancement -157838;1358692887;jurov;PAMELA.BOND -157837;1358692897;mircea_popescu;jurov actually there's a large contingent of people who are doing dubious porn -157836;1358692904;mircea_popescu;they're going to be on btc sooner or later. -157835;1358692919;mircea_popescu;since it solves their only problem, ie payments. -157834;1358692939;jurov;yea i know about girlsgonebitcoin... but they need to institutionalize -157833;1358692946;mircea_popescu;a, tghat's bs, will never work. -157832;1358692962;mircea_popescu;nobody who has btc pays for porn, let's get real. -157831;1358692994;mircea_popescu;http://rule34.paheal.net/wiki/Notes that sort of stuff. -157830;1358693029;mircea_popescu;PAYPAL ISSUE -157829;1358693029;mircea_popescu;So paypal have now closed ALL of my accounts. Including ones that arent even associated with paheal in any way. This is very unfortunate as it effects every aspect of the running of the site. We recieve our advertising money via paypal and pay the server bills via paypal too. -157828;1358693431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9114 @ 0.00063543 = 5.7913 BTC [-] -157827;1358693433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00063413 = 1.3951 BTC [-] -157826;1358693434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12901 @ 0.00063288 = 8.1648 BTC [-] -157825;1358693439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5885 @ 0.00063222 = 3.7206 BTC [-] -157824;1358693620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 266 @ 0.00525494 = 1.3978 BTC [+] -157823;1358693622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1134 @ 0.00525495 = 5.9591 BTC [+] -157822;1358693861;markedathome;mircea_popescu: your site, or are you quoting? -157821;1358694034;markedathome;booo --- avalon-asics.com is now into -1 / -1 / -1 / -33... -157820;1358694051;Ukto;jurov: LOL -157819;1358694413;mircea_popescu;markedathome from that url -157818;1358694426;mircea_popescu;awww, avalon didn't deliver either ? teh shock -157817;1358694687;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -157816;1358694689;gribble;Current Blocks: 217281 | Current Difficulty: 3249549.5844872 | Next Difficulty At Block: 217727 | Next Difficulty In: 446 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 9 hours, 46 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2932431.99782366 | Estimated Percent Change: -9.75881667347 -157815;1358695024;markedathome;mircea_popescu: they have shipped 1 to jgarzik. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137534 -157814;1358695068;markedathome;and is now finding the substrata gif amusing -157813;1358695111;mircea_popescu;lol ya, right. -157812;1358695113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20964 @ 0.00064293 = 13.4784 BTC [+] -157811;1358695115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1036 @ 0.00064688 = 0.6702 BTC [+] -157810;1358695127;mircea_popescu;because that's exactly how you ship something like that. -157809;1358695372;markedathome;now we need tracking number to jgarzik so that we can see a countdown to delivery, then a countdown to unboxing vid, countdown to powerup and mining vid, then countdown to teardown and post of BOM -157808;1358695404;mircea_popescu;lol -157807;1358695417;mircea_popescu;i'll just watch the th figure. -157806;1358695434;mircea_popescu;which, in fairness, IS up a little -157805;1358696432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9425 @ 0.00064688 = 6.0968 BTC [+] -157804;1358696433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5825 @ 0.00064749 = 3.7716 BTC [+] -157803;1358696867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00518191 = 7.2547 BTC [-] -157802;1358698765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00518191 = 10.882 BTC [-] -157801;1358699374;thestringpuller;SCIENCE NEVER FAILS -157800;1358699797;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I SUMMON THEE -157799;1358699889;jurov;thestringpuller, you should also properly banish him in the end of seance -157798;1358699924;mircea_popescu;and wear a funny hat -157797;1358700170;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: https://wealthcycles.com/features/denial-of-service-attacks-legal-for-high-frequency-traders-retail-orders-ignored -157796;1358700410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14362 @ 0.00064489 = 9.2619 BTC [-] -157795;1358700517;mircea_popescu;myeah. -157794;1358700526;mircea_popescu;a little longer than 50ms on mpex, but that's the general idea. -157793;1358700806;jurov;yeah..."Your order could not be canceled at this time" -157792;1358700821;jurov;when i saw that response from mpex i was like wat? -157791;1358700824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5401 @ 0.00064749 = 3.4971 BTC [+] -157790;1358700898;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -157789;1358701681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00064749 = 8.7411 BTC [+] -157788;1358701795;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135869456354.gif << count the beads. it's called hashing. -157787;1358702260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25102 @ 0.00064621 = 16.2212 BTC [-] -157786;1358702262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9298 @ 0.0006458 = 6.0046 BTC [-] -157785;1358703047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1740 @ 0.0006458 = 1.1237 BTC [-] -157784;1358703049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15850 @ 0.00064376 = 10.2036 BTC [-] -157783;1358703156;thestringpuller;http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/01/coder-charged-for-gambling-software/ -157782;1358703172;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -157781;1358703175;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00481977 / 0.00513077 / 0.00525532 (43896 shares, 225.22 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00477603 / 0.00598999 (1968947 shares, 9,403.76 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00374694 / 0.00598999 (11171304 shares, 41,858.22 BTC) -157780;1358703445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00063314 = 11.08 BTC [-] -157779;1358703447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6715 @ 0.00063222 = 4.2454 BTC [-] -157778;1358703448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1385 @ 0.00063178 = 0.875 BTC [-] -157777;1358704695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5665 @ 0.00063178 = 3.579 BTC [-] -157776;1358704697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16950 @ 0.00063131 = 10.7007 BTC [-] -157775;1358704698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 950 @ 0.00062783 = 0.5964 BTC [-] -157774;1358704700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4535 @ 0.00062776 = 2.8469 BTC [-] -157773;1358704920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 2000 @ 0.00100009 = 2.0002 BTC [-] -157772;1358704925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 8000 @ 0.00100008 = 8.0006 BTC [-] -157771;1358704978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00063865 = 15.9663 BTC [+] -157770;1358705341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5465 @ 0.00062776 = 3.4307 BTC [-] -157769;1358705343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.0006277 = 1.2554 BTC [-] -157768;1358705343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00062636 = 1.6285 BTC [-] -157767;1358705345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5535 @ 0.00062626 = 3.4663 BTC [-] -157766;1358705507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00062626 = 2.0667 BTC [-] -157765;1358705610;jurov;uf, quite a dump -157764;1358705637;thestringpuller;Back down to normal ipo -157763;1358705645;thestringpuller;to first tier ipo* -157762;1358705864;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.0085 = 0.017 BTC [-] -157761;1358706019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3100 @ 0.00505276 = 15.6636 BTC [-] -157760;1358706853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1188 @ 0.00062626 = 0.744 BTC [-] -157759;1358707014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.0051797 = 3.1078 BTC [+] -157758;1358707085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4027 @ 0.00062626 = 2.5219 BTC [-] -157757;1358707087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 323 @ 0.000626 = 0.2022 BTC [-] -157756;1358707258;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -157755;1358707259;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00481977 / 0.0051263 / 0.00525532 (47596 shares, 243.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00477662 / 0.00598999 (1971963 shares, 9,419.32 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00374737 / 0.00598999 (11175004 shares, 41,876.99 BTC) -157754;1358708239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00063123 = 13.8871 BTC [+] -157753;1358708531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33565 @ 0.000626 = 21.0117 BTC [-] -157752;1358708533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2513 @ 0.00062544 = 1.5717 BTC [-] -157751;1358709968;FabianB;Ukto: you there? -157750;1358710063;FabianB;Ukto: nevermind -157749;1358710414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1837 @ 0.00062544 = 1.1489 BTC [-] -157748;1358710416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00062297 = 6.4789 BTC [-] -157747;1358710417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19924 @ 0.00062068 = 12.3664 BTC [-] -157746;1358710598;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.4189 BTC [-] -157745;1358710926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063095 = 2.7263 BTC [+] -157744;1358710930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00063123 = 10.9203 BTC [+] -157743;1358710932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00063239 = 5.3753 BTC [+] -157742;1358710933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30415 @ 0.00063865 = 19.4245 BTC [+] -157741;1358711498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063539 = 2.7455 BTC [-] -157740;1358711499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20579 @ 0.00063563 = 13.0806 BTC [+] -157739;1358711852;jcpham;hi guys my son has been sick for a few days -157738;1358711873;jcpham;the case was discussed and iassume handled -157737;1358711894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062907 = 2.7182 BTC [-] -157736;1358711896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46500 @ 0.00062892 = 29.2448 BTC [-] -157735;1358711906;jcpham;i'll be at the computer for about 5-6 hours and reachable -157734;1358711906;thestringpuller;EskimoBob_afk the hater returns -157733;1358711919;thestringpuller;with his marvelous market depth of less than 100 btcs -157732;1358711920;thestringpuller;mwahaha -157731;1358712871;assbot;sup bitches' -157730;1358714362;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -157729;1358714402;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -157728;1358714430;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -157727;1358714460;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.1 BTC [-] -157726;1358714822;jurov; sup bitches' ... lol someone figured the assapi entrypoint? -157725;1358714836;jurov;!ticker mp s.mpoe -157724;1358714838;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062068 / 0.00064355 / 0.00066183 (1525055 shares, 981.45 BTC), 7D: 0.00062068 / 0.00066069 / 0.00068 (11958837 shares, 7,901.16 BTC), 30D: 0.000612 / 0.00064448 / 0.00068 (40838665 shares, 26,319.74 BTC) -157723;1358714855;jurov;still better than overhyped mugs -157722;1358714979;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -157721;1358714979;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.68000, Best ask: 15.69000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 15.68000, 24 hour volume: 26331.65039030, 24 hour low: 15.48512, 24 hour high: 15.89000, 24 hour vwap: 15.69493 -157720;1358714985;Diablo-D3;we're stuck again arent we -157719;1358715197;Diablo-D3;dunno -157718;1358715202;Diablo-D3;avalon hasnt even shipped yet have they? -157717;1358715220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11110 @ 0.0006227 = 6.9182 BTC [-] -157716;1358715305;Tritonio;Did BFL push the date back further? -157715;1358715600;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -157714;1358715659;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.58 = 5.8 BTC [-] -157713;1358715979;Diablo-D3;heh, friedcat is shipping a unit to me -157712;1358715982;Diablo-D3;so -157711;1358715992;Diablo-D3;at least we can prove those exist, even if the other three are failures -157710;1358716032;Diablo-D3;should be early feb -157709;1358716048;Diablo-D3;the chips have already been sent off to the board fabber to be mounted along with the rest of the components -157708;1358716065;Diablo-D3;like, first week of feb, maybe second -157707;1358716559;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.58 = 5.22 BTC [-] -157706;1358716919;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -157705;1358717094;kakobrekla;so there money to take here then http://bitbet.us/bet/34/an-asic-unit-from-either-bfl-avalon-or/ -157704;1358717345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00497115 = 0.7457 BTC [-] -157703;1358717347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00497114 = 5.9654 BTC [-] -157702;1358717348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 694 @ 0.00492404 = 3.4173 BTC [-] -157701;1358717349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 656 @ 0.004901 = 3.2151 BTC [-] -157700;1358717636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00516344 = 1.549 BTC [+] -157699;1358717883;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: didn't avalon just ship? -157698;1358717937;markedathome;they say they've shipped, to jgarzik and bitcoin foundation. just needs one of them to confirm. Unknown how many other orders have been shipped. -157697;1358718004;markedathome;I'd like to know if fizzisist is doing an asic -157696;1358719013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00516344 = 5.938 BTC [+] -157695;1358719015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 534 @ 0.0051819 = 2.7671 BTC [+] -157694;1358719016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 216 @ 0.00522625 = 1.1289 BTC [+] -157693;1358719050;kakobrekla;markedathome no -157692;1358719058;kakobrekla;two others are. -157691;1358719152;markedathome;a shame, seems to be a decent board maker, along with nghzang. ztex a close third. -157690;1358719185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 90 @ 0.0006227 = 0.056 BTC [-] -157689;1358719187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062101 = 2.6834 BTC [-] -157688;1358719188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 744 @ 0.00062068 = 0.4618 BTC [-] -157687;1358719189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12598 @ 0.00061858 = 7.7929 BTC [-] -157686;1358719193;kakobrekla;as you said, boardmaker. -157685;1358719270;Bugpowder;man... wish i had some free capital for those S.MPOE shares -157684;1358719388;kakobrekla;lol my father just called, "son, 10k eur. buy. now." -157683;1358719529;Bugpowder;y? -157682;1358719646;kakobrekla;he liquidated some stocks and wants to put some something in b. -157681;1358719653;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -157680;1358719655;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00481977 / 0.00510583 / 0.00525532 (44472 shares, 227.07 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00477805 / 0.00598999 (1962226 shares, 9,375.62 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00374799 / 0.00598999 (11176625 shares, 41,889.98 BTC) -157679;1358719916;Bugpowder;yea -157678;1358719920;Bugpowder;I am getting a lot of interest from friends -157677;1358719928;Bugpowder;and friends of friends -157676;1358720043;Bugpowder;getting to be a significant amount of coins people want me to manage. -157675;1358720331;Bugpowder;is it real? -157674;1358720331;Bugpowder;http://puu.sh/1Q8qQ -157673;1358720412;thestringpuller;nice -157672;1358720414;thestringpuller;congrats -157671;1358720469;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: you reccommend buying mpoe? -157670;1358720499;Bugpowder;well -157669;1358720501;thestringpuller;Bugpowder would you buy some S.MPOE for me? -157668;1358720505;thestringpuller;I'll send you btc -157667;1358720508;Bugpowder;I have no fundssss -157666;1358720510;Bugpowder;oh -157665;1358720510;mircea_popescu;looks fake to me -157664;1358720510;thestringpuller;push them to smickles -157663;1358720521;mircea_popescu;i can see because of some pixels -157662;1358720526;thestringpuller;mircea popescu give bugpowder money on my behalf so he can buy me some mpoe -157661;1358720536;Bugpowder;why? -157660;1358720539;mircea_popescu;just deposit lol -157659;1358720540;Bugpowder;well -157658;1358720550;Bugpowder;actually I've been meaning to ask about margin -157657;1358720576;mircea_popescu;jcpham heya -157656;1358720595;Bugpowder;gang's all here now -157655;1358720599;Bugpowder;hi smickles -157654;1358720603;mircea_popescu;jcpham no, not handled. you still have to say hi, and then enter your judgement -157653;1358720623;mircea_popescu;Tritonio not afaik ? -157652;1358720635;thestringpuller;smickles is havin' internets trouble -157651;1358720705;markedathome;oh dear me, this has been a weird weekend. There appears to be a certain delta flight with an inflight entertainment in the form of a model, a webcam, and an egg. -157650;1358720712;mircea_popescu; lol my father just called, "son, 10k eur. buy. now." << haha cool -157649;1358720738;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -157648;1358720739;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00481977 / 0.00510583 / 0.00525532 (44472 shares, 227.07 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00477811 / 0.00598999 (1959497 shares, 9,362.70 BTC), 30D: 0.0014 / 0.00374799 / 0.00598999 (11176625 shares, 41,889.98 BTC) -157647;1358720792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3600 @ 0.00522625 = 18.8145 BTC [+] -157646;1358720808;Bugpowder;hopefully many people are saying that this weekend -157645;1358720818;Bugpowder;and monday the price goes to $30 -157644;1358720964;mircea_popescu;lol -157643;1358721434;dub;I herd asic are shipping, time to panic sell -157642;1358721556;Bugpowder;if people are that stupid, they deserve to lose their coins -157641;1358721627;mircea_popescu;not their coins anyway :D -157640;1358721660;Bugpowder;So does avalon open the second round of orders before anyone actually gets their delivery ??? -157639;1358721664;thestringpuller;;;ticker -157638;1358721665;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.64105, Best ask: 15.72499, Bid-ask spread: 0.08394, Last trade: 15.64105, 24 hour volume: 25222.05976602, 24 hour low: 15.51000, 24 hour high: 15.89000, 24 hour vwap: 15.70664 -157637;1358721669;thestringpuller;oh shit -157636;1358721671;thestringpuller;price on the move -157635;1358721682;thestringpuller;PANIC BUY -157634;1358721719;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.579 BTC [-] -157633;1358721727;mircea_popescu;lmao jeez you guise -157632;1358721873;Bugpowder;more like price stuck in a boring channel for literally HOURS -157631;1358721875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00062068 = 1.9862 BTC [+] -157630;1358721887;mircea_popescu;^^. -157629;1358721903;dub;SELL GODDAMNIT -157628;1358721919;thestringpuller;mpoe price is on the move too -157627;1358721933;thestringpuller;someone must have been dumping stock bought at .0003 -157626;1358721951;Bugpowder;S.MPOE is the hing to buy -157625;1358721954;Bugpowder;rite now -157624;1358721956;Bugpowder;and S.DICE -157623;1358721971;Bugpowder;also S.BBET -157622;1358722002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5752 @ 0.00061858 = 3.5581 BTC [-] -157621;1358722003;mircea_popescu;what, it's low ? -157620;1358722004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3750 @ 0.00061824 = 2.3184 BTC [-] -157619;1358722005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7556 @ 0.00061614 = 4.6556 BTC [-] -157618;1358722009;mircea_popescu;o hey, 61. -157617;1358722010;Bugpowder;S.MPOE -157616;1358722015;Bugpowder;HISTORIC LOWS -157615;1358722034;mircea_popescu;hehe historic lows are 0.00002858 my fine feathered friend. -157614;1358722037;Bugpowder;;;ticker -157613;1358722037;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.66001, Best ask: 15.74900, Bid-ask spread: 0.08899, Last trade: 15.74900, 24 hour volume: 25213.40463004, 24 hour low: 15.51000, 24 hour high: 15.89000, 24 hour vwap: 15.70686 -157612;1358722288;thestringpuller;http://bitbet.us/bet/1/usagi-ftw/ - that's a funny bet -157611;1358722335;thestringpuller;people are likely dumping inventory to possibly sell options or something -157610;1358722543;thestringpuller;;;calc 17 + 19 -157609;1358722543;gribble;36 -157608;1358722550;Bugpowder;lol -157607;1358722558;Bugpowder;someone is gonna figure that one out -157606;1358722590;Bugpowder;JUST one 10,000 BTC buy is all I ask lord -157605;1358722600;dub;fuck you -157604;1358722610;Bugpowder;;;asks 16.44 -157603;1358722611;gribble;There are currently 9850.6022 bitcoins offered at or under 16.44 USD, worth 157653.528739 USD in total. -157602;1358722617;dub;sell down to $10 nao -157601;1358722631;dub;or baby jesus masturbates a kitten -157600;1358722690;Bugpowder;;;bids 15.27 -157599;1358722692;gribble;There are currently 10108.685 bitcoins demanded at or over 15.27 USD, worth 156379.594459 USD in total. -157598;1358722949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1624 @ 0.00062068 = 1.008 BTC [+] -157597;1358723553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.00062068 = 6.2378 BTC [+] -157596;1358723808;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC -157595;1358723974;mircea_popescu;lol dub you wants to buy moar ? -157594;1358723983;mircea_popescu;i'll sell you lukejr coins, 25 a pop. -157593;1358723994;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -157592;1358724000;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.75000, Best ask: 15.76990, Bid-ask spread: 0.01990, Last trade: 15.71001, 24 hour volume: 25039.11971422, 24 hour low: 15.51000, 24 hour high: 15.89000, 24 hour vwap: 15.70869 -157591;1358724015;mircea_popescu;jaysus. -157590;1358724020;mircea_popescu;it may pop any minute -157589;1358724379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12044 @ 0.00061614 = 7.4208 BTC [-] -157588;1358724381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 906 @ 0.00061534 = 0.5575 BTC [-] -157587;1358725550;pigeons;WE STILL HAVE ROOM FOR MORE ORDERS SO Get IN WHILE YOU STILL CAN! I stake my personal name and word on that. -157586;1358725593;Azelphur;does that mean we get to call ourselves pigeons if you don't deliver -157585;1358725606;pigeons;my personal name -157584;1358725613;Azelphur;bob? -157583;1358725615;pigeons;pigeons is my public name -157582;1358725619;pigeons;yes bob -157581;1358725624;Azelphur;:D -157580;1358725652;pigeons;and no, not if i don't deliver -157579;1358725661;pigeons;if we don't have room for more orders -157578;1358725667;Azelphur;ah :p -157577;1358725964;jurov;coinbr finally passed a test by correctly processing simultaneous new orders with same mpsic/price -157576;1358726019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00062068 = 8.255 BTC [+] -157575;1358726089;FabianB;jurov: :) approve my latest fund so i can put more orders :) -157574;1358726216;mircea_popescu;pigeons o you found it huh ? -157573;1358726278;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.55 = 4.95 BTC [-] -157572;1358726317;jurov;FabianB, it waits till mircea accepts it -157571;1358726347;jurov;i rather won't do fractional reserve. not even for friends ;) -157570;1358726654;mircea_popescu;this is unacceptable. -157569;1358726831;jurov;FabianB, go on. -157568;1358726851;jurov;unacceptable? -157567;1358726875;thestringpuller;lets go falcons -157566;1358726905;thestringpuller;jurov doesn't unit test -157565;1358726909;thestringpuller;don't trust his code -157564;1358726941;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: accept my bet -157563;1358726951;FabianB;jurov: didn't know you already forwarded it to mpex -157562;1358726966;jurov;thestringpusher, why do you think? -157561;1358726972;mircea_popescu;jurov wordplay hehe -157560;1358727037;thestringpuller;I like that -157559;1358727040;thestringpuller;thestringpuhser -157558;1358727045;thestringpuller;thestringpusher* -157557;1358727060;thestringpuller;when I have money to hire a sock puppet that is what he/she'll be called -157556;1358727070;jurov;i do unit test. just left some unlikely scenarios for later, cause i'm lazy. -157555;1358727083;thestringpuller;nigga puh-lease -157554;1358727084;jurov;now they become more and more likely -157553;1358727119;mircea_popescu;whoa fdp got like 10% -157552;1358727162;FabianB;mircea_popescu: yeah, no-one expected that -157551;1358727174;mircea_popescu;srsly. -157550;1358727180;mircea_popescu;cdu getting butchered was kinda in the books -157549;1358727211;mircea_popescu;and the pirates did jack shit huh -157548;1358727276;kakobrekla;thestringpuller i dont approve bets. -157547;1358727617;FabianB;pirates seem to have high volatility in elections -157546;1358727764;mircea_popescu;0 seats tho, i don't imagine they expected that. -157545;1358727945;FabianB;so http://bitbet.us/bet/36/liberals-fdp-5-in-lower-saxony-state/ can be resolved -157544;1358728011;mircea_popescu;indeed. -157543;1358728291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 178 @ 0.00062068 = 0.1105 BTC [+] -157542;1358728293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00062084 = 1.2417 BTC [+] -157541;1358728294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00062385 = 1.4349 BTC [+] -157540;1358728296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7368 @ 0.0006246 = 4.6021 BTC [+] -157539;1358728297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2854 @ 0.00062622 = 1.7872 BTC [+] -157538;1358728334;markedathome;an alleged avalon asic image https://www.devda.ch/node/12 -157537;1358728362;mircea_popescu;ya was here earlier -157536;1358728490;thestringpuller;6 -157535;1358728540;thestringpuller;;;google falcons score -157534;1358728542;gribble;Atlanta Falcons Football Clubhouse - ESPN: ; Atlanta Falcons on Yahoo! Sports - News, Scores, Standings ...: ; Official Website of the Atlanta Falcons Football Club: -157533;1358728543;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P140T] 563 @ 0.018824 = 10.5979 BTC [+] -157532;1358728555;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.03626506 = 36.2651 BTC [-] -157531;1358728564;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.06205928 = 62.0593 BTC [-] -157530;1358728580;Anduck;markedathome: source? -157529;1358728584;thestringpuller;boom -157528;1358728586;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1000 @ 0.14987357 = 149.8736 BTC [-] -157527;1358728588;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1000 @ 0.09597135 = 95.9714 BTC [-] -157526;1358728591;thestringpuller;mpoe dumped an put into options -157525;1358728593;thestringpuller;mwahahahahah -157524;1358728599;thestringpuller;i iz wizard -157523;1358728632;mircea_popescu;these look like sales -157522;1358728648;thestringpuller;to the bot no? -157521;1358728652;mircea_popescu;ya -157520;1358728692;markedathome;Anduck: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/16xyv6/first_avalon_asic_picture/ -157519;1358728708;Anduck;ok ty -157518;1358728718;thestringpuller;ya someone is writing contracts to the bot from inventory the dumped from mpoe -157517;1358728721;thestringpuller;it's brilliant really -157516;1358728734;thestringpuller;my how I love MPEX, it was like yesterday you were just a baby -157515;1358728788;mircea_popescu;o i c -157514;1358728803;thestringpuller;a e i? -157513;1358728805;thestringpuller;y? -157512;1358728831;mircea_popescu;oh i see -157511;1358728841;thestringpuller;do you really? -157510;1358728844;thestringpuller;or are you actually blind? -157509;1358728865;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135872157621.jpg -157508;1358728897;thestringpuller;people must like posting themselves naked on your blog -157507;1358728898;thestringpuller;haha -157506;1358728951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6286 @ 0.00062622 = 3.9364 BTC [+] -157505;1358728983;thestringpuller;the price go back up though because so many people want to buy -157504;1358729112;smickles;< thestringpuller> smickles is havin' internets trouble << more like bitvps is -157503;1358729135;jurov;thestringpuller, not yet. the mpoe order book still looks scary -157502;1358729161;Anduck;that pic is not taken off avalon miner -157501;1358729162;Anduck;fyi -157500;1358729173;Anduck;smickles -157499;1358729175;Anduck;got my pm? -157498;1358729185;smickles;yes, just saw it -157497;1358729216;mircea_popescu;Anduck i called fake first! -157496;1358729224;Anduck;aww -157495;1358729226;Anduck;didnt see -157494;1358729231;Anduck;but its fake. -157493;1358729235;Anduck;you're right -157492;1358729249;mircea_popescu;Jan 20 22:21:50 looks fake to me -157491;1358729249;mircea_popescu;Jan 20 22:21:50 push them to smickles -157490;1358729249;mircea_popescu;Jan 20 22:22:01 i can see because of some pixels -157489;1358729293;jurov;nice odds: http://bitbet.us/bet/34/ -157488;1358729340;mircea_popescu;;;later bugpowder what did you want to ask about margin ? i missed it at the time, luckily someone mentioned avalon fake pic and i had to dig through logs. -157487;1358729342;gribble;Error: The "Later" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "bugpowder" in it. Try "list Later" to see the commands in the "Later" plugin. -157486;1358729344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25600 @ 0.00062622 = 16.0312 BTC [+] -157485;1358729345;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder what did you want to ask about margin ? i missed it at the time, luckily someone mentioned avalon fake pic and i had to dig through logs. -157484;1358729345;gribble;The operation succeeded. -157483;1358729347;mircea_popescu;omfg. -157482;1358729384;mircea_popescu;jurov lol it went from .25 to 4 today -157481;1358729402;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/147/mtgox-out-of-business-by-end-of-year/ -157480;1358729413;mircea_popescu;you'd think people give it better chances of survival than 2 out of 3 ? -157479;1358729484;jurov;don't you plan assbot or gribble bbet plugin? -157478;1358729498;mircea_popescu;not a bad idea. -157477;1358729511;jurov;!bet "Milos Zeman" -157476;1358729532;assbot;nah. -157475;1358729545;assbot;no clue -157474;1358729548;mircea_popescu;lmao -157473;1358729564;jurov;(Y) -157472;1358729565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24100 @ 0.00062622 = 15.0919 BTC [+] -157471;1358729575;assbot;what do you want anyway, search? -157470;1358729609;mircea_popescu;both search and ticker. -157469;1358729615;mircea_popescu;tho it could be in a #bitbet chan -157468;1358729672;assbot;ill see what i can do -157467;1358729683;assbot;I don't know those people, and they don't look very friendly. -157466;1358729694;smickles_;there I am again -157465;1358729694;jurov;!sudo make bitbet interface -157464;1358729711;smickles_;anyone wanna bet if I last more than 2 min. this time? -157463;1358729719;smickles_;fuck -157462;1358729724;jcpham;i imagine a mtgox "out of business" would mostly be a united states vs. mtgox thing -157461;1358729726;thestringpuller;I bet 4 minutes -157460;1358729742;thestringpuller;why hasn't my MPOE bet gone in yet -157459;1358729755;thestringpuller;!ticker bring me kakobrekla -157458;1358729756;smickles_;thestringpuller: notice I didn't even finish that line b/f it dropped -157457;1358729756;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -157456;1358729768;kakobrekla;sup -157455;1358729770;thestringpuller;that's racist -157454;1358729787;thestringpuller;approve my bet yo so I can throw down mad btc -157453;1358729791;smickles_;racist? more like country-ist -157452;1358729793;thestringpuller;pop rubberbands and shit -157451;1358729794;kakobrekla;bug mircea_popescu -157450;1358729809;jcpham;smickles which datacenter is that vps in -157449;1358729810;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is always "busy" -157448;1358729818;kakobrekla;ya well -157447;1358729826;kakobrekla;not much i can do bout that -157446;1358729832;thestringpuller;i see how it is kakobrekla -157445;1358729846;kakobrekla;how is it? -157444;1358729847;smickles_;jcpham: the californian one -157443;1358729850;thestringpuller;it's because I'm black -157442;1358729855;thestringpuller;you racist -157441;1358729857;thestringpuller;lol -157440;1358729860;kakobrekla;i thoght you were Indian -157439;1358729888;jcpham;switzerland doesn't seem to have that problem fwiw -157438;1358729898;kakobrekla;no but srsly thestringpuller it has nothing to do with you -157437;1358729926;kakobrekla;thestringpuller, i just dont approve or resolve bets so i dont get in a way of person that does that -157436;1358729976;jurov;already contacted them? go to #bitvps -157435;1358729991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00515772 = 3.3525 BTC [-] -157434;1358730039;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller what's your hurry, not like it hits 100 today. -157433;1358730059;thestringpuller;I just like pretending to be the impatient 12 year old -157432;1358730065;thestringpuller;"ARE WE THERE YET? ARE WE THERE YET?" -157431;1358730071;mircea_popescu;you're prolly the only one -157430;1358730093;thestringpuller;Don't lose you childhood spirit! -157429;1358730102;thestringpuller;Welcome to the world of Imaginaaation. -157428;1358730241;thestringpuller;yaaaaaaay -157427;1358730357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 52 @ 0.00522625 = 0.2718 BTC [+] -157426;1358730739;thestringpuller;!ticker S.BBET -157425;1358730739;assbot;I prepared your canoe with cedar boughs. -157424;1358730745;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.BBET -157423;1358730747;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.00100008 / 0.00100596 / 0.00129998 (10200 shares, 10.26 BTC), 7D: 0.00100007 / 0.00154533 / 0.0018 (260946 shares, 403.25 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00078306 / 0.0035 (2257312 shares, 1,767.63 BTC) -157422;1358730802;thestringpuller;sell yo puts -157421;1358731574;dub;I prepared my canoe with sonar yesterday -157420;1358731627;dub;going to lay waste to some fish this arfternoon -157419;1358731728;TradeFortress;hi! -157418;1358731741;assbot;hi! -157417;1358731966;smickles__;hi? -157416;1358731974;smickles__;from assbot? -157415;1358732056;assbot;Yes smickles__, I'm smart like that. -157414;1358732100;TradeFortress;or assbot is manually controled. -157413;1358732104;TradeFortress;controlled* -157412;1358732137;smickles__;naw, i'ts got 'bot' in the name -157411;1358732204;jurov;wait till it starts asking for help -157410;1358732373;jurov;;;rated assbot -157409;1358732374;gribble;You have not yet rated user assbot -157408;1358732398;jurov;;;rate assbot -10 scammer -157407;1358732398;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be identified via GPG to use the rating system. -157406;1358732403;jurov;nah -157405;1358732407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3250 @ 0.00525495 = 17.0786 BTC [+] -157404;1358732443;mircea_popescu;;;later tell assbot ass, bot! -157403;1358732445;TradeFortress;hahaha -157402;1358732445;gribble;The operation succeeded. -157401;1358732455;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 18 @ 0.339 = 6.102 BTC [+] -157400;1358732459;jurov;;;getrating assbot -157399;1358732460;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -157398;1358732484;mircea_popescu;we need an asspot to go with the assbot -157397;1358732522;jurov;is he old enough for toilet training? -157396;1358732526;mircea_popescu;smickles is like, on dial-up. and some friendly 70yo neighbour keeps picking up the receiver. -157395;1358732535;mircea_popescu; is he old enough for toilet trading? << fify -157394;1358733993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24000 @ 0.00062532 = 15.0077 BTC [-] -157393;1358733995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12376 @ 0.00062149 = 7.6916 BTC [-] -157392;1358734207;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 117 @ 0.0085 = 0.9945 BTC [-] -157391;1358734403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00062149 = 1.4294 BTC [-] -157390;1358734723;mircea_popescu;http://xbradtc.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/may20.jpg -157389;1358734928;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 820 @ 0.09472763 = 77.6767 BTC [-] -157388;1358734933;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.06097484 = 60.9748 BTC [-] -157387;1358734942;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 1000 @ 0.03541299 = 35.413 BTC [-] -157386;1358755452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1815 @ 0.00062045 = 1.1261 BTC [+] -157385;1358755454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8884 @ 0.00062249 = 5.5302 BTC [+] -157384;1358755455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25414 @ 0.00062277 = 15.8271 BTC [+] -157383;1358755455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32090 @ 0.00062388 = 20.0203 BTC [+] -157382;1358755457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3190 @ 0.000625 = 1.9938 BTC [+] -157381;1358756355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3643 @ 0.000625 = 2.2769 BTC [+] -157380;1358756357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9311 @ 0.00062507 = 5.82 BTC [+] -157379;1358756977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1373 @ 0.00061743 = 0.8477 BTC [-] -157378;1358756978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6831 @ 0.00061058 = 4.1709 BTC [-] -157377;1358756983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2496 @ 0.00060969 = 1.5218 BTC [-] -157376;1358757346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19189 @ 0.00062507 = 11.9945 BTC [+] -157375;1358757348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6206 @ 0.00062622 = 3.8863 BTC [+] -157374;1358757349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00062649 = 9.3974 BTC [+] -157373;1358757354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21100 @ 0.00062886 = 13.2689 BTC [+] -157372;1358757356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00063047 = 3.2784 BTC [+] -157371;1358757357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5605 @ 0.0006312 = 3.5379 BTC [+] -157370;1358758678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00525495 = 8.4079 BTC [+] -157369;1358758815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6383 @ 0.00061811 = 3.9454 BTC [-] -157368;1358759834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5517 @ 0.00061811 = 3.4101 BTC [-] -157367;1358760744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9491 @ 0.00061522 = 5.8391 BTC [-] -157366;1358760746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7320 @ 0.00060969 = 4.4629 BTC [-] -157365;1358760882;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 15 @ 0.05139051 = 0.7709 BTC [+] -157364;1358761220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00060969 = 3.3228 BTC [-] -157363;1358761967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00060969 = 2.4997 BTC [-] -157362;1358762842;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -157361;1358762843;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00481977 / 0.00513888 / 0.00525495 (42792 shares, 219.90 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00478954 / 0.00598999 (1891602 shares, 9,059.91 BTC), 30D: 0.0032 / 0.00414851 / 0.00598999 (9437928 shares, 39,153.42 BTC) -157360;1358763286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2506 @ 0.00060969 = 1.5279 BTC [-] -157359;1358763288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8350 @ 0.00060884 = 5.0838 BTC [-] -157358;1358763289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1644 @ 0.00060756 = 0.9988 BTC [-] -157357;1358764297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12756 @ 0.00060756 = 7.75 BTC [-] -157356;1358764299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4409 @ 0.00060731 = 2.6776 BTC [-] -157355;1358764410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12423 @ 0.00060731 = 7.5446 BTC [-] -157354;1358764412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2827 @ 0.00060336 = 1.7057 BTC [-] -157353;1358765308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4436 @ 0.00060336 = 2.6765 BTC [-] -157352;1358766037;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.405 = 0.81 BTC [-] -157351;1358766040;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [-] -157350;1358766605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10787 @ 0.00060336 = 6.5084 BTC [-] -157349;1358766607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00060287 = 1.688 BTC [-] -157348;1358766608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41300 @ 0.0006017 = 24.8502 BTC [-] -157347;1358766613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10263 @ 0.00060168 = 6.175 BTC [-] -157346;1358766891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00518427 = 1.5553 BTC [-] -157345;1358766893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2116 @ 0.00525495 = 11.1195 BTC [+] -157344;1358767292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00061091 = 3.696 BTC [+] -157343;1358767686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6792 @ 0.00061091 = 4.1493 BTC [+] -157342;1358767854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11708 @ 0.00061091 = 7.1525 BTC [+] -157341;1358767856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5192 @ 0.00061096 = 3.1721 BTC [+] -157340;1358767930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1661 @ 0.00060168 = 0.9994 BTC [-] -157339;1358768296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3846 @ 0.00060168 = 2.3141 BTC [-] -157338;1358768345;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.999 BTC [+] -157337;1358768365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00060344 = 0.9052 BTC [+] -157336;1358768809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00060344 = 9.293 BTC [+] -157335;1358769052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 475 @ 0.00060168 = 0.2858 BTC [-] -157334;1358769054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.00060146 = 4.962 BTC [-] -157333;1358769058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7975 @ 0.00060122 = 4.7947 BTC [-] -157332;1358771063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00060123 = 5.5914 BTC [+] -157331;1358771161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 250 @ 0.00060123 = 0.1503 BTC [+] -157330;1358771163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8397 @ 0.00060122 = 5.0484 BTC [-] -157329;1358771710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00060262 = 9.6419 BTC [+] -157328;1358771904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5079 @ 0.00060122 = 3.0536 BTC [-] -157327;1358772002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 432 @ 0.0053219 = 2.2991 BTC [+] -157326;1358772240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00060122 = 4.8699 BTC [-] -157325;1358773347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00060123 = 9.0185 BTC [+] -157324;1358773352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.00060122 = 0.7515 BTC [-] -157323;1358774138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00060262 = 4.3991 BTC [+] -157322;1358774735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00060262 = 2.8323 BTC [+] -157321;1358774737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00060344 = 5.0689 BTC [+] -157320;1358774738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3579 @ 0.00060893 = 2.1794 BTC [+] -157319;1358774952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00530239 = 7.9536 BTC [-] -157318;1358774954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 247 @ 0.00530238 = 1.3097 BTC [-] -157317;1358774955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 309 @ 0.00525 = 1.6223 BTC [-] -157316;1358775662;kakobrekla;Infiniti Poker Set to Go Live in February: Will Use Bitcoins for Americans -157315;1358775662;kakobrekla;“Because we’re using Bitcoin, we’re not using U.S. banks—it’s all peer-to-peer,” Hajduk told BusinessWeek.com in regard to fears over potentially breaking current US laws. “I don’t believe we’ll be doing anything wrong. -157314;1358775675;kakobrekla;http://www.gambling911.com/poker/infiniti-poker-set-go-live-february-will-use-bitcoins-americans-012013.html -157313;1358775684;kakobrekla;bye micon? -157312;1358775698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 578 @ 0.00060122 = 0.3475 BTC [-] -157311;1358775700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14222 @ 0.0006011 = 8.5488 BTC [-] -157310;1358776268;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 6 @ 0.0055 = 0.033 BTC [-] -157309;1358776390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 420 @ 0.00525 = 2.205 BTC [-] -157308;1358776392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 852 @ 0.00524149 = 4.4657 BTC [-] -157307;1358776718;jurov;thestringpuller, sry i usually don't respond to summons at 04:29 CET -157306;1358776769;jurov;;;ticker -157305;1358776769;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.40637, Best ask: 16.53418, Bid-ask spread: 0.12781, Last trade: 16.39526, 24 hour volume: 36457.34278264, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.70000, 24 hour vwap: 15.99778 -157304;1358776776;jurov;my god -157303;1358777137;kakobrekla;lol i just realized, i have a single customer that is larger than whole 1Broker -157302;1358777182;jurov;hehe yes it happens :) -157301;1358777436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24991 @ 0.00060232 = 15.0526 BTC [+] -157300;1358777438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00060738 = 4.0087 BTC [+] -157299;1358777580;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 10 @ 0.72 = 7.2 BTC [-] -157298;1358777911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2809 @ 0.00060804 = 1.708 BTC [+] -157297;1358777922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3306 @ 0.0006011 = 1.9872 BTC [-] -157296;1358777928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00060071 = 3.9647 BTC [-] -157295;1358777929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00060061 = 4.3244 BTC [-] -157294;1358777934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5435 @ 0.00060008 = 3.2614 BTC [-] -157293;1358778170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11015 @ 0.00060008 = 6.6099 BTC [-] -157292;1358778171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8685 @ 0.0006 = 5.211 BTC [-] -157291;1358778247;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.57 = 1.14 BTC [+] -157290;1358778431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20750 @ 0.0006 = 12.45 BTC [-] -157289;1358778943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 884 @ 0.0053 = 4.6852 BTC [+] -157288;1358779288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00060893 = 4.7497 BTC [+] -157287;1358780384;kakobrekla;down -157286;1358780386;kakobrekla;;;ticker -157285;1358780386;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.10000, Best ask: 16.10997, Bid-ask spread: 0.00997, Last trade: 16.10000, 24 hour volume: 44684.00628135, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.70000, 24 hour vwap: 16.08003 -157284;1358780874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00060419 = 4.2293 BTC [-] -157283;1358781054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3135 @ 0.00060223 = 1.888 BTC [-] -157282;1358781060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11244 @ 0.0006 = 6.7464 BTC [-] -157281;1358781325;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -157280;1358781327;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.004901 / 0.00517549 / 0.0053219 (39777 shares, 205.87 BTC), 7D: 0.00449034 / 0.00479683 / 0.00598999 (1839870 shares, 8,825.55 BTC), 30D: 0.0032 / 0.00414935 / 0.00598999 (9444988 shares, 39,190.63 BTC) -157279;1358781425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24150 @ 0.0006 = 14.49 BTC [-] -157278;1358781561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15490 @ 0.00060419 = 9.3589 BTC [+] -157277;1358781615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.0006 = 11.28 BTC [-] -157276;1358783527;Bugpowder;HEEEYO -157275;1358783585;Bugpowder;;;ticker -157274;1358783585;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.36843, Best ask: 16.45598, Bid-ask spread: 0.08755, Last trade: 16.45598, 24 hour volume: 46012.49478065, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.70000, 24 hour vwap: 16.09633 -157273;1358784592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.0052699 = 8.6953 BTC [-] -157272;1358784618;Bugpowder;BIDWALL @ 16.50 -157271;1358784695;Bugpowder;;;ticker -157270;1358784695;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.49001, Best ask: 16.49100, Bid-ask spread: 0.00099, Last trade: 16.49000, 24 hour volume: 46183.98018035, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.70000, 24 hour vwap: 16.09854 -157269;1358784707;Bugpowder;;;bids 16.45 -157268;1358784708;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 16.45 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -157267;1358785558;FabianB_;woah, where are we heading? -157266;1358785791;Bugpowder;;;ticker -157265;1358785792;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.56000, Best ask: 16.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 16.60000, 24 hour volume: 46667.37538040, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.70000, 24 hour vwap: 16.10462 -157264;1358785898;Bugpowder;Maybe 18.50 by friday? -157263;1358786056;Bugpowder;If it can break thru 17... game over man -157262;1358786550;JWU_42;kinda scary right now -157261;1358786553;JWU_42;;) -157260;1358786666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 69 @ 0.0052699 = 0.3636 BTC [-] -157259;1358786667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 310 @ 0.00524149 = 1.6249 BTC [-] -157258;1358786668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.00523251 = 13.6045 BTC [-] -157257;1358786669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 221 @ 0.00521186 = 1.1518 BTC [-] -157256;1358786862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1435 @ 0.00060419 = 0.867 BTC [+] -157255;1358786864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37533 @ 0.00060893 = 22.855 BTC [+] -157254;1358787678;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -157253;1358787680;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3508 BTC [-] -157252;1358787682;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.3501 = 3.501 BTC [-] -157251;1358787684;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.3301 = 0.9903 BTC [-] -157250;1358787995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1270 @ 0.0013 = 1.651 BTC [+] -157249;1358788526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00060298 = 5.9394 BTC [-] -157248;1358788528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00060142 = 0.1203 BTC [-] -157247;1358788595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4850 @ 0.00060142 = 2.9169 BTC [-] -157246;1358788597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14867 @ 0.0006 = 8.9202 BTC [-] -157245;1358788649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2129 @ 0.00521186 = 11.096 BTC [-] -157244;1358788649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 867 @ 0.00520934 = 4.5165 BTC [-] -157243;1358789103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00060472 = 5.3215 BTC [+] -157242;1358789104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1504 @ 0.0006 = 0.9024 BTC [-] -157241;1358789105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3595 @ 0.00059978 = 2.1562 BTC [-] -157240;1358789951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1565 @ 0.00059978 = 0.9387 BTC [-] -157239;1358790068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 116 @ 0.0053 = 0.6148 BTC [+] -157238;1358790070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 93 @ 0.0053219 = 0.4949 BTC [+] -157237;1358790071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1991 @ 0.00533151 = 10.615 BTC [+] -157236;1358790264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00059978 = 3.6287 BTC [-] -157235;1358790372;Korbman;;;ticker -157234;1358790372;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.73735, Best ask: 16.84332, Bid-ask spread: 0.10597, Last trade: 16.73533, 24 hour volume: 52756.17100206, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.98000, 24 hour vwap: 16.18763 -157233;1358790409;Korbman;Wait..what? I looked just the other day and it was $15.70...now you're trying to tell me we're reaching $17? -157232;1358790500;Anduck;16.73 atm -157231;1358790527;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 1.05 BTC [-] -157230;1358790688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16188 @ 0.00060893 = 9.8574 BTC [+] -157229;1358790689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 408 @ 0.00061096 = 0.2493 BTC [+] -157228;1358790690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6672 @ 0.00061217 = 4.0844 BTC [+] -157227;1358791082;Bugpowder;;;ticker -157226;1358791083;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.78819, Best ask: 16.94860, Bid-ask spread: 0.16041, Last trade: 16.94859, 24 hour volume: 53194.02273291, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.98000, 24 hour vwap: 16.19784 -157225;1358791120;Bugpowder;I doubt we break thru 17. Asks are evaporating now -157224;1358791122;Bugpowder;err -157223;1358791123;Bugpowder;bids -157222;1358791218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6238 @ 0.00059978 = 3.7414 BTC [-] -157221;1358791250;Korbman;I didn't think we'd get this high to begin with (at least not as quickly)...so it doesn't surprise me the bids are slowing down -157220;1358791328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1363 @ 0.00520934 = 7.1003 BTC [-] -157219;1358791331;Bugpowder;well some of the bids got impatient, and just went for the ask instead -157218;1358791364;Bugpowder;Still tons of support at 15.60 and 16.10 -157217;1358791383;Bugpowder;If t17 goes... its a free for all -157216;1358791436;Bugpowder;The MPOE market bot is undervaluing the calls right now too... 70 cent difference between vwap and current -157215;1358791833;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 81 @ 0.0085 = 0.6885 BTC [-] -157214;1358791901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 993 @ 0.00517224 = 5.136 BTC [-] -157213;1358791906;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 145 @ 0.0089 = 1.2905 BTC [+] -157212;1358792315;JWU_42;Bugpowder: agreed -157211;1358792320;JWU_42;walls are forming at 17 -157210;1358792328;JWU_42;and not much to take us back to 16.50 -157209;1358792353;JWU_42;or even 16 -157208;1358792394;Bugpowder;I think we are safely above 16.10 -157207;1358792414;Bugpowder;But my C160Ts really want us to be at 18. -157206;1358792884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00059978 = 7.5272 BTC [-] -157205;1358792980;jurov;but why s.mpoe shareholders had to chose this time to cash out -157204;1358793151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 244 @ 0.00517224 = 1.262 BTC [-] -157203;1358793174;Bugpowder;cause MPOE is gonna have a bad week if the price keeps going up (I guess) -157202;1358793191;jcpham;looks like it will not stop any time soon -157201;1358793217;jcpham;the bulls want to break every piece of china in the shop. -157200;1358793661;Korbman;ha, seems so -157199;1358793710;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 10 @ 0.1432 = 1.432 BTC [-] -157198;1358793733;jurov;if it goes only up, it won't be such a bit problem, maybe bonds pay only a half of MPBOR -157197;1358793786;mircea_popescu;so whats new -157196;1358793788;jurov;but if it decides to swing to, say, 13, now that would be a problem -157195;1358793841;jurov;mircea, bitcoinica is shipping -157194;1358793851;jurov;..er...mixed that up :/ -157193;1358793886;mircea_popescu;lmao -157192;1358793889;mircea_popescu;shipping what ? -157191;1358793922;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -157190;1358793923;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.75000, Best ask: 16.77669, Bid-ask spread: 0.02669, Last trade: 16.75000, 24 hour volume: 54418.34696679, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.98000, 24 hour vwap: 16.21918 -157189;1358793948;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly -157188;1358794078;jcpham;avalon -157187;1358794099;jcpham;2 units shipped over the weekend: one to jgarzik, one to bitcoin foundation -157186;1358794100;mircea_popescu;o, they really shipped ? linx ? -157185;1358794107;jcpham;i assume 300 more to random miners -157184;1358794108;mircea_popescu;yaya , but did either confirm ? -157183;1358794117;jcpham;not yet to my knowlege -157182;1358794129;mircea_popescu;well that'sd where it was friday :p -157181;1358794138;mircea_popescu;btw, you people about ready to enter your ruling ? -157180;1358794151;jcpham;pigeons -157179;1358794167;jcpham;rassah -157178;1358794185;jcpham;i think i deserve the 140BTC or so -157177;1358794189;jcpham;i've been thinking on it -157176;1358794194;mircea_popescu;lol -157175;1358794213;jcpham;i only need to convince one other judge of the same -157174;1358794215;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=100909.msg1467772#msg1467772 -157173;1358794220;mircea_popescu;his meds are not work :( -157172;1358794433;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.4 = 1.2 BTC [+] -157171;1358794450;jcpham;http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/ -157170;1358794466;mircea_popescu;R Company Sales/mth $ Profit/yr BTC Profit/yr Industry link -157169;1358794466;mircea_popescu;1 MtGox $ 14M $ 3.2M 200k Exchange - -157168;1358794475;mircea_popescu;dude srsly ?! mtgox clears 200k btc a year ? -157167;1358794479;jcpham;EskimoBob go fuck yourself that was a joke -157166;1358794493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00060007 = 3.8705 BTC [+] -157165;1358794511;jcpham;mircea_popescu in the last post it looks like the signature line is cut off: -157164;1358794525;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 10 @ 0.1432 = 1.432 BTC [-] -157163;1358794532;jcpham;line starts like: HBNlxhUDnEKbMl1p082ergE+ekRZINRmr12/DpZQy0sODhxGTE40HukSnPL+mQDDy8yg+bjQb -157162;1358794535;jcpham;but that's all i get -157161;1358794542;mircea_popescu;Signature: HBNlxhUDnEKbMl1p082ergE+ekRZINRmr12/DpZQy0sODhxGTE40HukSnPL+mQDDy8yg+bjQblA+NsJeI3XyoEs= -157160;1358794544;mircea_popescu;is what i see -157159;1358794550;jcpham;I believe I need to verify that. thanks -157158;1358794651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17867 @ 0.00060823 = 10.8672 BTC [+] -157157;1358794747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00060823 = 1.6422 BTC [+] -157156;1358794803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00060823 = 2.6154 BTC [+] -157155;1358795082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.00060558 = 1.1809 BTC [-] -157154;1358795084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22552 @ 0.00059978 = 13.5262 BTC [-] -157153;1358795085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3498 @ 0.00059924 = 2.0961 BTC [-] -157152;1358795946;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 777 @ 0.04160326 = 32.3257 BTC [-] -157151;1358796111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00059924 = 8.689 BTC [-] -157150;1358796438;pigeons;EskimoBob: i nominated jcpham because he would be less likely to be viewed as a sock puppet than kako who is a business partner of mp and i know smickles has done deals with him too -157149;1358796448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6152 @ 0.00059924 = 3.6865 BTC [-] -157148;1358796450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27628 @ 0.00059908 = 16.5514 BTC [-] -157147;1358796451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18900 @ 0.00059845 = 11.3107 BTC [-] -157146;1358796453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10670 @ 0.0005984 = 6.3849 BTC [-] -157145;1358796466;pigeons;EskimoBob: and jcpham is talking about convincing one other judge to rule against MP, which doesnt seem to need any convincing anytwasy -157144;1358796483;mircea_popescu;omgwhat conspiraci si this ?! -157143;1358796498;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0055 = 0.055 BTC [-] -157142;1358796587;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1432 BTC [-] -157141;1358796672;jcpham;mircea_popescu the rota has decided to rip you off -157140;1358796682;jcpham;i hope you are happy :) -157139;1358796686;Bugpowder;I estimate Mtgox only makes 100,000 BTC /year -157138;1358796686;mircea_popescu;i call shenanigans -157137;1358796693;jcpham;lol -157136;1358796695;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder iirc they made a loss in 2010 -157135;1358796700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 756 @ 0.0052 = 3.9312 BTC [+] -157134;1358796702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 244 @ 0.00516178 = 1.2595 BTC [-] -157133;1358796703;Bugpowder;that was a long time ago -157132;1358796705;mircea_popescu;and their 2011 report showed a modest recovery -157131;1358796711;mircea_popescu;but still overal in the hole. -157130;1358796717;Bugpowder;1M coins a month -157129;1358796720;Bugpowder;traded -157128;1358796738;Bugpowder;0.6-1.2% fee -157127;1358796743;Bugpowder;per trade -157126;1358796755;Bugpowder;so 100k bitcoins in revenue -157125;1358796762;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i just go by the reports they publish -157124;1358796766;mircea_popescu;you saw those ? -157123;1358796774;Bugpowder;nop -157122;1358796779;mircea_popescu;lemme dig up -157121;1358796913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.0005984 = 7.121 BTC [-] -157120;1358797038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 122 @ 0.00060823 = 0.0742 BTC [+] -157119;1358797040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8667 @ 0.00061217 = 5.3057 BTC [+] -157118;1358797041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3388 @ 0.00061302 = 2.0769 BTC [+] -157117;1358797067;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder https://mtgox.com/img/pdf/20120201/Transparency_Jan.pdf 2011 one -157116;1358797099;jcpham;mircea_popescu does payment for the rota come from the fees paid by the claimant and defendant (you) -157115;1358797104;jcpham;or was this the intention or not -157114;1358797133;jcpham;we are unsure if we should we should pay ourselves from the fees -157113;1358797140;mircea_popescu;jcpham each party pays 10 btc, for a total of 20. -157112;1358797144;jcpham;which might seem greedy but i'll ask it -157111;1358797153;mircea_popescu;the prevailing party gets up to 10 btc back (depending what % of their claim is granted) -157110;1358797161;jcpham;are we to judge our own dsalary is my question -157109;1358797162;mircea_popescu;the losing party gets nothing. the judges get 3 btc each. -157108;1358797163;Bugpowder;How much of their $50,000 / month operating costs is salaries to the owner -157107;1358797166;Bugpowder;? -157106;1358797171;mircea_popescu;nah, the judges get the salary no matter what. -157105;1358797171;jcpham;i see -157104;1358797178;jcpham;ok understood -157103;1358797180;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder nothing afaik. -157102;1358797225;Bugpowder;They say their server costs are $5,000 / mo -157101;1358797232;Bugpowder;where is the other $45k / mo going? -157100;1358797248;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder they have something like 5 employees -157099;1358797254;mircea_popescu;in japan this costs a little bit of money -157098;1358797257;mircea_popescu;they have a 3 room office -157097;1358797267;Bugpowder;yeah -157096;1358797269;Bugpowder;salaries -157095;1358797272;mircea_popescu;in a not so great part of town, but anyway -157094;1358797279;mircea_popescu;japan is expensive throughout -157093;1358797285;Bugpowder;Also its 50k btc + $350k -157092;1358797301;Bugpowder;revenue -157091;1358797307;mircea_popescu;they also took angel funding in 2010ish -157090;1358797324;Bugpowder;yeah but that is equity -157089;1358797340;Bugpowder;They pay out the revenue to employee salary most likely -157088;1358797349;Bugpowder;CEO makes 100-150k -157087;1358797351;Bugpowder;$ -157086;1358797354;Bugpowder;guessing -157085;1358797361;mircea_popescu;you know how cosanguine these things get -157084;1358797365;mircea_popescu;angel gets employed etc -157083;1358797376;Bugpowder;Angel should not have more than 20% equity -157082;1358797411;Bugpowder;we don't know the terms of course -157081;1358797420;mircea_popescu;they were never released, no. -157080;1358797439;mircea_popescu;are you up to speed with their op history atall ? -157079;1358797480;Bugpowder;I started paying attention to btc when it hit $7 the first time -157078;1358797495;Bugpowder;I know about the hack and crash -157077;1358797502;Bugpowder;but not much else -157076;1358797513;Bugpowder;Only had a gox account for about a year -157075;1358797583;Bugpowder;maybe 18 months -157074;1358797585;Bugpowder;i don't remember -157073;1358797623;Bugpowder;1 year -157072;1358797845;mircea_popescu;well anyway, originalyl site started by some guy in the us -157071;1358797851;mircea_popescu;who then got cold feet and wanted out -157070;1358797856;Bugpowder;yeah -157069;1358797859;mircea_popescu;gave the site away practically to the current team -157068;1358797866;mircea_popescu;then hacked into it and stole some moneyz lol -157067;1358797872;Bugpowder;oops -157066;1358797876;mircea_popescu;(that was the "auditor" ) -157065;1358797914;Bugpowder;den of thieves, bitcoin is. -157064;1358797971;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 98 @ 0.0089 = 0.8722 BTC [+] -157063;1358798015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6265 @ 0.00060205 = 3.7718 BTC [-] -157062;1358798041;mircea_popescu;kinda primitive relationships, at least historically. -157061;1358798085;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 14 @ 0.009 = 0.126 BTC [+] -157060;1358798376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5685 @ 0.0005984 = 3.4019 BTC [-] -157059;1358798378;jurov_;mircea_popescu, primitive as opposed to what ? -157058;1358798410;jurov_;to the wannabe Rule Of Law irl? -157057;1358798423;mircea_popescu;jurov_ relationships based on tribal structures rather than flow of capital, law and ownership -157056;1358798630;jurov;and how would that happen? as long as majority of players are anonymous, there is no real incentive to follow the law -157055;1358798632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22500 @ 0.0005984 = 13.464 BTC [-] -157054;1358798655;Bugpowder;BURNING MAN -157053;1358798693;jurov;i tried to reconcile that when i thought about the gpg story, but no. people just are dishonorable thieves when they can. -157052;1358798775;mircea_popescu;eh, i doubt that. -157051;1358798785;mircea_popescu;for most of history people could be dishonorable thieves and mostly were not. -157050;1358798800;mircea_popescu;i think this is a convenient statal lie, to justify the historically incredible levels of taxation. -157049;1358798817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1017 @ 0.00060205 = 0.6123 BTC [+] -157048;1358798820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8217 @ 0.00060947 = 5.008 BTC [+] -157047;1358798865;jurov;then why the first reaction to state failure is often looting? -157046;1358798928;jurov;don't know if it's true but i heard in romania even central heating equipment was stolen in some places -157045;1358798936;jurov;when communist regime fell -157044;1358798939;mircea_popescu;for the same reason takling away the prop of a tree leads to tree colapsing -157043;1358798946;mircea_popescu;this doesn't prove trees can't grow on their own trunks -157042;1358798952;mircea_popescu;it just proves propping them is a bad idea. -157041;1358799160;jurov;i don't see how the argument relates.. it was not like something completely vital was removed during the '89 revolution -157040;1358799220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00533727 = 3.2024 BTC [+] -157039;1358799233;mircea_popescu;something completely vital was removed for the red decades -157038;1358799245;mircea_popescu;replaced with a stupid barely functional ersatz -157037;1358799255;mircea_popescu;once the ersatz collapsed the impression was that there's something missing. -157036;1358799437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7667 @ 0.00060947 = 4.6728 BTC [+] -157035;1358799770;jurov;lol, show me any significant group of people that can exist outside of state without "impression that there's something missing" -157034;1358799817;mircea_popescu;ever been in a mining colony ? -157033;1358799842;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.34 = 1.36 BTC [+] -157032;1358799843;jurov;no, why? -157031;1358799886;mircea_popescu;well cause it'd be a ready example. -157030;1358799889;mircea_popescu;any small village works, too. -157029;1358799950;jurov;yes, provided there are no armed groups roaming the landscape -157028;1358799970;jurov;last 60 years in europe are an exception in this regard -157027;1358799987;mircea_popescu;how about the old west ? -157026;1358800007;jurov;what is old west? -157025;1358800080;jurov;you mean in america? -157024;1358800113;mircea_popescu;yea -157023;1358800201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.0005984 = 1.2866 BTC [-] -157022;1358800397;jurov;good example. it mostly appeared to work cause there was no competition for food/land... -157021;1358800410;jurov;but maybe at expense to slaves/natives -157020;1358800452;jurov;i don't know 'merica history, dunno how many people were actually violently killed there -157019;1358800465;Korbman;millions -157018;1358800468;jurov;just got the feeling that ability to call 911 was welcomed even there -157017;1358800482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00059841 = 3.5905 BTC [+] -157016;1358800484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15650 @ 0.0005984 = 9.365 BTC [-] -157015;1358800574;pigeons;911 is a joke in you town -157014;1358800673;mircea_popescu;no competition for food/land ?! -157013;1358800677;mircea_popescu;my very dear boy! -157012;1358800684;mircea_popescu;the us was built on competition for food and land. -157011;1358800689;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.53 BTC [-] -157010;1358800696;mircea_popescu;what do you think made barbed wire such a commercial success -157009;1358800731;jurov;barbed wire? used in american old west? you lost me again -157008;1358800808;dub;missed the start of this conversation -157007;1358800825;dub;but the problem with humans is we are naturally peices of shit -157006;1358800843;jurov;i'd say yurp built on competition for food and land... when it got unbearable, everyone went to us since it was supposedly much better there -157005;1358800849;dub;once you put enough of us in close proximity we will rob rape and kill each other -157004;1358800865;jcpham;especially if food is in short supply -157003;1358800866;dub;which means you need some policing which implies a state -157002;1358800873;dub;even when its not -157001;1358800906;jcpham;if you force me to live in close proximity with people -157000;1358800927;jcpham;i would probably attempt to dominate my peers or control them -156999;1358800964;jcpham;C cup and larger against that wall -156998;1358800972;jcpham;strong men over here against this wall -156997;1358800978;dub;well, _you_ would because of your conditioning, that success must be at teh expense of your peers -156996;1358800994;jcpham;yes i am a shit -156995;1358800997;jcpham;i admit it -156994;1358801013;jcpham;everyone would be a resource for me to assign -156993;1358801021;dub;even without our existing societal fuck up, humans cannot coexist en masse -156992;1358801099;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3999 BTC [-] -156991;1358801102;mircea_popescu;jcpham the dispute of cattle vs farm was settled by barbed wire -156990;1358801110;mircea_popescu;more efficient than the other party's weaponry. -156989;1358801115;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.4 = 1.6 BTC [+] -156988;1358801131;jcpham;the 'ol fence trick, eh? -156987;1358801143;jcpham;round 'em up and stick them in a fence? -156986;1358801225;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34 = 0.68 BTC [+] -156985;1358801226;jurov;anyway, i think when i'd pick random person that lived 60 to 6000 years ago and explained about how oppressive is the modern state i currently live in -156984;1358801244;jurov;i'd get unbelieving stare, perhaps -156983;1358801362;jurov;not that it can't be improved... but removing it completely, srsly? -156982;1358801384;mircea_popescu;sure. -156981;1358801418;jcpham;removing a lot of these societal structures implies a lot of death -156980;1358801431;pigeons;well, at least whining -156979;1358801441;jcpham;not whining! -156978;1358801458;mircea_popescu;listen, killing someione is not the trivial matter it appears to be in video games. -156977;1358801470;mircea_popescu;even if given free reign to kill anyone at any time most people couldn't be arsed. -156976;1358801471;jurov;lol, maybe he'd agree that inability to treat wives as property is kinda oppressing :DDD -156975;1358801485;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 5 @ 0.15725077 = 0.7863 BTC [+] -156974;1358801508;jcpham;i mean death as in people who cannot provide for themselves -156973;1358801513;jcpham;without society and technology -156972;1358801529;jcpham;and who will surely waste away or be overtaken by others -156971;1358801539;mircea_popescu;or learn to suck cock, and do it well. -156970;1358801545;jcpham;yikes -156969;1358801549;jcpham;true story though -156968;1358801562;mircea_popescu;there's nothing wrong with giving good head. -156967;1358801566;pigeons;well, or else people who want to help "people who cannot provide for themselves" won't have GovCo in the way and can help them -156966;1358801580;jcpham;if we all were required to produce something to be usefull, many of us might be in trouble -156965;1358801599;jcpham;assume you have an alotment of fresh air -156964;1358801613;jcpham;that costs some personal production -156963;1358801624;jcpham;you want to breathe, contribute. -156962;1358801650;jcpham;i'm telling you fresh water futures and clean air -156961;1358801658;jcpham;someone will mop up one day -156960;1358801678;pigeons;first we need to get rid of that meddling lorax -156959;1358801688;mircea_popescu;jcpham i doubt mpoe-pr would have much trouble. -156958;1358801698;jurov;jcpham, funnily enough that was a communist idea that everyone must be employed and producing -156957;1358801717;jcpham;i somewhat agree with it -156956;1358801736;dub;the hilarious thing about libertarians and anti-state crowd -156955;1358801737;jcpham;the worls is full of producers and consumers -156954;1358801749;jcpham;consumers far far far outweigh producers -156953;1358801794;dub;is the root of it is they think that because they are a beautiful and unique snowflake they will somehow do a better job than 'the state' -156952;1358801828;mircea_popescu;dub indeed :D -156951;1358801830;dub;when its that inherently selfish nature of humanity that is the reason we need it -156950;1358801837;mircea_popescu;after all, they're smart enough to have figured it out first! -156949;1358801867;jcpham;i agree that i am an entirely selfish human -156948;1358801875;jcpham;much more so now that i have a fmily -156947;1358801879;dub;you are human -156946;1358801894;dub;its a human trait, you don't own it you selfish bastard -156945;1358801905;dub;:) -156944;1358801908;mircea_popescu;fuck you dub its all mine -156943;1358801914;jcpham;i am the only one -156942;1358801918;jcpham;you both are lying -156941;1358801925;dub;I AM THE ONLY SELFISH ONE< YOU WILL DIE NOW -156940;1358801943;dub;brb loading my ar15 -156939;1358801947;jcpham;how can we bet on this now? -156938;1358801957;jcpham;can we make a selfishness bet -156937;1358801965;mircea_popescu;no you can't -156936;1358801967;mircea_popescu;because i made it -156935;1358801972;jcpham;damn -156934;1358801982;dub;I have a good one, by 2050 there will be less than half as many humans as today -156933;1358801994;dub;that wil prove it nicely -156932;1358802045;dub;and if we are around to collect, well we already won so we wont need to -156931;1358802110;mircea_popescu;i will personally impregnate a billionty womenz to win this bet. -156930;1358802113;mircea_popescu;me and micon -156929;1358802158;iz;dub: ever heard of the prisoner's dilemma? -156928;1358802192;iz;in a non-zero sum game, the "selfish" move also helps everyone else -156927;1358802211;mircea_popescu;isthat nonzero or above zero ? -156926;1358802239;mircea_popescu;omfg what bs ruling is this. -156925;1358802278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.0053558 = 9.3727 BTC [+] -156924;1358802295;jcpham;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoner's_dilemma -156923;1358802300;jcpham;ahhh philosophy 101 -156922;1358802311;jcpham;ethics even -156921;1358802313;iz;it means that hurting your opponent doesn't help you.. that's non-zero sum -156920;1358802323;mircea_popescu;jcpham pigeons i hope you realise the net result of this will simply be me putting it in the faq that i will keep all misrouted funds and fu. -156919;1358802344;iz;games like chess or checkers, are zero sum, where hurting your opponent directly helps you -156918;1358802347;jcpham;pigeons you see that -156917;1358802363;iz;it's not above zero, below zero, or zero -156916;1358802400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2075 @ 0.0053558 = 11.1133 BTC [+] -156915;1358802412;jcpham;mircea_popescu is our judgement not "fair" -156914;1358802428;mircea_popescu;it's particularly dumb, in that it allows idiots to extract money from me now. -156913;1358802435;mircea_popescu;send 100 btc, sue, get 110 back lalala -156912;1358802455;mircea_popescu;so no, this is the last case on this topic. -156911;1358802468;jcpham;so 20 btc in "fees" -156910;1358802475;jcpham;9 to judges leaving 11 -156909;1358802488;jcpham;fair is to split the 11btc -156908;1358802495;jcpham;or not pay the rota? -156907;1358802503;jcpham;it is confusing -156906;1358802514;mircea_popescu;myeah. -156905;1358802519;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC -156904;1358802593;jcpham;now you can just tell everyone the orta sucks -156903;1358802599;jcpham;we are all just scamsters -156902;1358802604;mircea_popescu;pretty mcuh lol. "too soon" -156901;1358802646;jcpham;i'd also be willing to forego payment to make the situation "correct" -156900;1358802654;jcpham;didn't seem like an avaialble option though -156899;1358802674;mircea_popescu;forego payment, what bs is that. -156898;1358802689;mircea_popescu;you don't forego payment. fucking up has costs. -156897;1358802697;mircea_popescu;you just allocated the cost of fucking up to me, and i'm not the one who fucked up. -156896;1358802699;jcpham;that's just me i'm speaking for -156895;1358802700;mircea_popescu;this is fucked up. -156894;1358802747;jcpham;if you send me a bill for your losses i can make payments until you recover fully -156893;1358802764;mod6;wat -156892;1358802769;mircea_popescu;lol -156891;1358802794;mod6;this is the dumbest ruling in virtual case law -156890;1358802807;mod6;lol -156889;1358802812;mircea_popescu;also the first. -156888;1358802815;mircea_popescu;funny how that works 0.0 -156887;1358802822;mod6;ikr -156886;1358802825;mircea_popescu;i guess it at least proves they be independent ninnies. -156885;1358802849;jcpham;i think mre preparation or organization is required -156884;1358802864;mod6;you guys need to think about what you're doing -156883;1358802869;mircea_popescu;dawg, independence is this concept whereby people think autonomously -156882;1358802871;mod6;christ on a pony -156881;1358802907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00534198 = 2.671 BTC [-] -156880;1358802909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00534197 = 4.5407 BTC [-] -156879;1358802910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1446 @ 0.00524041 = 7.5776 BTC [-] -156878;1358802923;jcpham;i suppose it is too late now -156877;1358803081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9684 @ 0.00060947 = 5.9021 BTC [+] -156876;1358803083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11366 @ 0.00060971 = 6.93 BTC [+] -156875;1358803084;mircea_popescu;it wouldn't be drama if it weren't too late. -156874;1358803179;jurov;whatever. i was organizing international summercamp, bank asked us the fee to sort out payments with incomplete info -156873;1358803181;jurov;not them -156872;1358803198;jurov;i doubt if i'd get anything if we sued -156871;1358803214;mircea_popescu;right. cause the bank won't do the insane sort of shit i do -156870;1358803217;mircea_popescu;cause it knows better -156869;1358803313;mod6;what a bunch of asshats -156868;1358803441;jcpham;fwiw i started to penalize you both equally -156867;1358803449;mircea_popescu;because why ? -156866;1358803451;jcpham;for making me work -156865;1358803456;mircea_popescu;lol -156864;1358803464;mod6;omfg why did you ask to do this?!?!?! -156863;1358803495;jcpham;jesus told me to apply -156862;1358803501;mod6;of course he did -156861;1358803507;mircea_popescu;lol -156860;1358803520;jcpham;why are you upset mod6 -156859;1358803533;mircea_popescu;ima hold rota entrance exams, consisting of reciting cicero and laurian in latin -156858;1358803541;jcpham;mircea_popescu will keep the funds in the future -156857;1358803548;jcpham;so he won't even need the rota -156856;1358803571;jcpham;seems like a win-win for a few btc -156855;1358803578;mircea_popescu;ya, but i'll send all complainants to haunt you -156854;1358803590;jcpham;we figured that... -156853;1358803597;jcpham;sortof an early precednet -156852;1358803646;jcpham;hopefully I won'r be nominated anymore because i'm just insane -156851;1358803651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10284 @ 0.00060971 = 6.2703 BTC [+] -156850;1358803653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4766 @ 0.00061235 = 2.9185 BTC [+] -156849;1358803791;jurov;bah, "judges" nobody asked about the "mispaid/rounded orders create significant overhead"? -156848;1358803827;mircea_popescu;no cause they are from occupy movement. -156847;1358803829;jurov;like, is it so significant as to justfy keeping whole amount? -156846;1358803870;jurov;occupy? now it's clear to me. -156845;1358803928;jcpham;occupy movement..... huh -156844;1358804025;mircea_popescu;you know, the people who hate financial instutions -156843;1358804083;jurov;jcpham, do ask, i'm curious. maybe the overhead includes doing something interesting with the bitches -156842;1358804093;mircea_popescu;lol -156841;1358804139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7785 @ 0.00060287 = 4.6933 BTC [-] -156840;1358804163;mod6;(11:25) < mircea_popescu> ima hold rota entrance exams, consisting of reciting cicero and laurian in latin -156839;1358804166;mod6;this is a must -156838;1358804182;mod6;otherwise this just creates way more problems then it solves -156837;1358804196;mod6;we can't have these dunderhead rulings being created when people have no idea what they're even doing -156836;1358804222;mircea_popescu; otherwise this just creates way more problems then it solves << i am grasped by sudden terror at the realisation of that, yes. -156835;1358804232;mircea_popescu;somehow i just never foresaw this one. -156834;1358804236;mod6;rip it up and start again -156833;1358804271;mircea_popescu;im not doing anything today. -156832;1358804294;mod6;im srsly irk'd by this -156831;1358804299;mircea_popescu;why lol -156830;1358804377;mod6;the plaintiff fucked up. his funds should be returned minus fees. nothing more. -156829;1358804382;dub;who initiated the rota action? -156828;1358804383;mod6;nothing less. this is idiotic. -156827;1358804389;dub;oh the plaintiff -156826;1358804390;pigeons;yeah i wanted punititve damages against mircea_popescu for wasting our time, using the rota as a promotion, and forcing customers to sue him just to get typical service -156825;1358804393;dub;is the fuckup guy -156824;1358804397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 934 @ 0.00061235 = 0.5719 BTC [+] -156823;1358804399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16495 @ 0.00061302 = 10.1118 BTC [+] -156822;1358804412;mircea_popescu;pigeons yeah well, you sorta misunderstand what this is all for. -156821;1358804434;jcpham;possibly -156820;1358804459;mod6;i really thought the court was a great idea, actually. now i just see that we don't have the foresight/legal wisdom to carry it out -156819;1358804475;kakobrekla;like the real judged do. -156818;1358804481;kakobrekla;judges -156817;1358804490;mod6;this is more important then that is -156816;1358804503;mod6;that still will be over in the not too distant future, this is the future -156815;1358804510;jcpham;what good is talking going to do now -156814;1358804516;jcpham;if i'm not allowed to change anything -156813;1358804531;jcpham;i mean, I don't like the format myself -156812;1358804534;mircea_popescu;jcpham cause you get to feel bad about it -156811;1358804539;jcpham;the blog posting and whatnjot -156810;1358804549;dub;sorry why was the rota engaged? -156809;1358804560;pigeons;http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/ -156808;1358804562;dub;dude sent wrong amount, it seemed like mircea_popescu was trying to help him sort it out -156807;1358804563;jcpham;i'm not feeling mad, I'm feeling as if I disappointed someone -156806;1358804580;dub;did he then demand rota justice or did mircea_popescu -156805;1358804581;jcpham;regardless, someone was going to get disappointed -156804;1358804608;pigeons;it was engaged because instead of mircea_popescu just being a normal human, he used a customer service case to not fix the issue so he could force his customer to sue him to get justice, just so he could promote his rota -156803;1358804623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.00100013 = 5.0007 BTC [+] -156802;1358804625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1000 @ 0.00100012 = 1.0001 BTC [-] -156801;1358804626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 230 @ 0.00100011 = 0.23 BTC [-] -156800;1358804627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.0010001 = 0.5001 BTC [-] -156799;1358804628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.00100009 = 0.5 BTC [-] -156798;1358804629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 770 @ 0.00100006 = 0.77 BTC [-] -156797;1358804631;jcpham;which is fine by me and we obviously did a bad job -156796;1358804645;jurov;like, it's totally the mission of a judge to please everyone -156795;1358804650;jcpham;so what's the point now? to learn from it -156794;1358804650;dub;yeah you did tbh -156793;1358804657;jcpham;or just get shit on -156792;1358804682;jcpham;FWIW i 'm not seeing any volunteers -156791;1358804695;jcpham;you have about 11 months to get your shit together -156790;1358804711;dub;its obviously the guys fault but forcing the rota to deal with it is not good for either rota or mpex imo -156789;1358804712;pigeons;if you are going to make a point that people can use your rota and it is a good alternative dispute method, forcing the issue on something like this when you just should have credited the dide without all the hassle is shitty -156788;1358804732;mircea_popescu;pigeons i should have credited the dude w/o the hassle ? -156787;1358804739;jurov;pigeons, it would be good if you included the reasoning in your judgement -156786;1358804745;mircea_popescu;he's absolutely the last guy who sends ANY ammt to mpex and gets crtedited. -156785;1358804749;pigeons;my reasoning was included, -156784;1358804754;mircea_popescu;that's a certainty. -156783;1358804761;pigeons;"MPex does disclaim responsibility for customer errors in depositing, but correcting this error is a reasonable part of fiduciary duty." -156782;1358804766;jcpham;the problem is the fees, not the deposit -156781;1358804774;jcpham;that's where the uncertainty is -156780;1358804785;jcpham;to me, the fee is negligible given the deposit amount -156779;1358804794;dub;what fees? -156778;1358804798;mircea_popescu;how;s the relation relevant ? -156777;1358804801;pigeons;i wanted to include that i thought the rota was a good idea and didnt expect mircea_popescu would pt barnum it -156776;1358804804;jcpham;but i see now it is not negligble at al -156775;1358804820;jcpham;the fee is just a bonus -156774;1358804831;jcpham;we're talking about .00005 at max bitcoin transaction -156773;1358804832;mircea_popescu;pigeons the reason nobody was using it was (i understand now) the justified fear that people are not equipped to judge. -156772;1358804838;jcpham;in fees for the 130 btc -156771;1358804843;mircea_popescu;sadly this was proven true, luckily it was proven true on a modest case of little import. -156770;1358804846;jcpham;for all the ORTA fees are just icing on the cake -156769;1358804863;dub;so does MP get the neg rating? -156768;1358804868;jcpham;the 20 btc in fees is icing on the cake for someone -156767;1358804871;jcpham;it always will be -156766;1358804875;dub;or just the 100btc loss -156765;1358804880;dub;130* -156764;1358804890;pigeons;jcpham: explain the fees thing -156763;1358804914;jcpham;so we think or we know it was his funds and we decide to return the funds -156762;1358804929;jcpham;straight away once that decision is made, the fess are what decides everything -156761;1358804937;jcpham;the fee split -156760;1358804939;pigeons;i know it says dont fuck up your deposits, and im careful cause i know mircea_popescu will keep it, but if he's gonna use this to try to push his rota, well fact is it is a breach of fiduciary duty it is totally reasonable to fix this when shown proof -156759;1358804975;mircea_popescu;i was considering doing that, yes. -156758;1358804977;jcpham;also the whole fiduciary duty claim is only relevant given non-refund -156757;1358804983;mircea_popescu;but i'm not happy with how it works, so i won't do it in the future. -156756;1358804985;dub;mircea_popescu: what changed? -156755;1358804991;mircea_popescu;dub about what ? -156754;1358805005;jcpham;so assume we determine the funds to be his, and we also determine that funds will be returned, there is no breach -156753;1358805009;dub;about considering refunding him if/when shown proof -156752;1358805021;pigeons;jcpham: no -156751;1358805027;mircea_popescu;dub historically if you sent the wrong amt you're fucked. -156750;1358805033;mircea_popescu;i was considering changing this policy, via the rota. -156749;1358805039;pigeons;mircea_popescu could have settled with the guy then there was no breach -156748;1358805043;mircea_popescu;it failed to work, so i'm going back to what historically worked very well. -156747;1358805050;dub;mircea_popescu: I don't understand how the rota could change that, its your policy -156746;1358805058;mircea_popescu;i was considering relaxing it. -156745;1358805062;pigeons;but mircea_popescu forced him to sue cause mircea_popescu wanted to promote his rota, and we are his pawns in that -156744;1358805066;dub;the rota is a binary decision maker, not a policy generating device -156743;1358805067;jcpham;mircea_popescu did wences ask for his money back -156742;1358805072;jcpham;i assumed that he DID NOT -156741;1358805079;mircea_popescu;surely. -156740;1358805089;jcpham;i see -156739;1358805093;jcpham;my ruling stands -156738;1358805109;jcpham;i'm not discussing this anymore -156737;1358805119;pigeons;we are a cheap customer service department for him -156736;1358805122;dub;I don;t understand how it went from trying to help the guy to rota -156735;1358805130;jcpham;see pigeons -156734;1358805132;jurov;pigeons, did you ask about logs between mircea and wences? to confirm if mircea forced him to sue ? -156733;1358805142;jurov;or it's just your assumption? -156732;1358805144;jcpham;good point jurov -156731;1358805154;jcpham;now i know that i need to interrogate everyone -156730;1358805155;pigeons;jurov: i asked mircea_popescu -156729;1358805176;pigeons;it is also in the comments on the general rota post -156728;1358805203;pigeons;changing the policy via the rota? -156727;1358805204;jcpham;it was understanding that the parties didn't try to resolve it amicably - straight to rota, no discussion -156726;1358805221;jcpham;now that i know discussion came before the rota case -156725;1358805226;pigeons;no, mircea_popescu coached wences on how to format his claim -156724;1358805228;jcpham;i'm much more firm in my decison -156723;1358805248;jcpham;fucking precedent or not -156722;1358805280;mircea_popescu;pigeons wait, what's the problem with that exactly ? -156721;1358805288;pigeons;i didnt mind the keep your money policy too much but he made him bring this case, and no way i can find that it is reasonable in this instance -156720;1358805322;dub;it makes no sense if that is true -156719;1358805325;pigeons;mircea_popescu: the problem is this isn't an organic dispute, you would have paid the guy, but you decided if you made him go through the rota you would get publicity for it -156718;1358805335;mircea_popescu;no, actually, i wouldn't have paid the guy. -156717;1358805356;pigeons;ok then the rota did its job -156716;1358805360;pigeons;yay rota -156715;1358805369;mircea_popescu;*shrug* -156714;1358805376;dub;mircea_popescu: it says in your sumbission that you would be prepared to pay him -156713;1358805388;mircea_popescu;since he sued. -156712;1358805400;pigeons;i thought mircea_popescu's submission was an offer to settle without going through this, but when i spoke with him he said no -156711;1358805401;mircea_popescu;next time someone tries that i'll just ignore it and that's the end of that story. -156710;1358805415;jcpham;problem solved. -156709;1358805426;mircea_popescu;basically yay rota, it managed to lock itself out of pretty much the only subject matter anyone thought it worthy of considering -156708;1358805428;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 39 @ 0.53 = 20.67 BTC [-] -156707;1358805429;dub;mircea_popescu: that doesnt make an sense, your policy is that he would not be refunded, why would that change during a rota case? -156706;1358805438;mircea_popescu;not entirely sure if that means it'll just die in a corner somewhere, but seems quite likely. -156705;1358805447;pigeons;if rota decided with what you agreed, you would have made it policy -156704;1358805453;pigeons;and used the rota to back your policy -156703;1358805484;dub;I think this is actually a win for mircea_popescu -156702;1358805485;pigeons;but since it decided against you it isnt good policy what the rota decides -156701;1358805497;jcpham;i can't see how it can be a loss -156700;1358805500;jcpham;other than 9btc -156699;1358805502;mircea_popescu;pigeons if it made a reasonable decision it might have i nthe future had more important stuff brought before it. -156698;1358805505;pigeons;of course its a win, he either didnt have to pay, or else his rota gets promted and he pays what he owed -156697;1358805509;mircea_popescu;if it made an unreasonable decision it likely won't. -156696;1358805523;mircea_popescu;hard enough to push the concept as it is, even if we were to believe judges are marginally qualified and someqwhat sane -156695;1358805536;mircea_popescu;if we don't believe either of those it's a dead sell, no matter how hard i push it -156694;1358805539;mircea_popescu;and i don't push dead sells. -156693;1358805545;dub;if the guy had been forced to use the rota and lost, incurring further cost it would be even more of a joke -156692;1358805549;pigeons;well it won't be very useful if its only used for what you bring forward to it -156691;1358805563;mircea_popescu;dude. kids are born toothless -156690;1358805568;dub;wtf is an mpex custoemr service dispute doing in rota -156689;1358805568;mircea_popescu;and they only chew what their parents bring to them -156688;1358805574;pigeons;dub: exactly -156687;1358805581;mircea_popescu;what did you expect, to start by considering a five million btc case ? -156686;1358805587;pigeons;dub: actually, the reason is so he can promote his rota -156685;1358805600;dub;pigeons: then your decision is double wrong -156684;1358805603;mircea_popescu;no. the reason is so that you people can show you can judge. -156683;1358805616;mircea_popescu;it's what's known as an opportunity. -156682;1358805632;jcpham;the only thing i can possibly imagine that we did wrong was split the fees incorrectly -156681;1358805643;jcpham;no one will convince me otherwise -156680;1358805669;dub;pigeons: 1) because the policy 'wences' agreed to by using mpex is clear and you ruled against that. 2) mpex would have looked a lot worse having forced the use of rota then winning -156679;1358805690;mircea_popescu;jcpham that's pretty much it. you allocated the cost of fucking up to the party that didn't fuck up. -156678;1358805709;pigeons;could not make someone pay to get justice -156677;1358805726;mircea_popescu;ahahahaah -156676;1358805731;mircea_popescu;baby, socialism is for fiat. -156675;1358805733;mircea_popescu;this is btc. -156674;1358805821;dub;I think you caused this by using the rota for something so trivial tbh -156673;1358805844;pigeons;i am very upset this was a rota case -156672;1358805847;dub;next rota case, should I have cornflakes or museli for breakfast -156671;1358805882;dub;so does mircea_popescu get neg rated? -156670;1358805910;mircea_popescu;dub it's unavoidable it will start small. -156669;1358805917;mircea_popescu;people won't risk their money on something untried. -156668;1358805923;mircea_popescu;and in retrospect that is a wise approach. -156667;1358805926;dub;that is what the whole thing is about right? judges donate their reputation to uphold the reputation of others -156666;1358805934;pigeons;dub: he does if he fails to make good on the judgement -156665;1358805982;dub;I see -156664;1358806059;mircea_popescu;whence all this arrogance anwyay ? -156663;1358806060;jcpham;a tx fee and a lot less time could have resolved this -156662;1358806063;mircea_popescu;"something so small -156661;1358806072;mircea_popescu;" ? what bs is that. -156660;1358806079;mircea_popescu;do something small well. -156659;1358806101;pigeons;something small like customer service? -156658;1358806116;mircea_popescu;something small like whatever can be had. -156657;1358806135;dub;mircea_popescu: nah, its a dumb thing for the rota -156656;1358806152;mircea_popescu;you're not part of the scotus, just yet. so, you know, little room to thumb nose. -156655;1358806154;dub;look at the notes in the comments, you are agreeing to reimburse him -156654;1358806172;mircea_popescu;dub yes, it was a simple case. -156653;1358806186;dub;so he got his money back, good result? -156652;1358806191;jcpham;it is the fees, dub -156651;1358806211;jcpham;there is an idea that the fees represent -156650;1358806212;dub;why is the rulling against you a problem if thats what the rota is for, processing your customer service enquiries -156649;1358806232;mircea_popescu;dub because now any of the judges can start spamming my address with 100 btc payments -156648;1358806233;jcpham;apparently we shit on that idea -156647;1358806233;mircea_popescu;sueing -156646;1358806237;pigeons;it shows that if you expect service from mircea_popescu you better pay to sue him and win -156645;1358806238;mircea_popescu;then getting paid for the process. -156644;1358806241;mircea_popescu;it's a fucking hole. -156643;1358806261;dub;so you wanted to win, then pay him back? -156642;1358806264;jcpham;1) if the claimant paid the funds -156641;1358806273;mircea_popescu;dub the idea was to allocate the win neutrally. -156640;1358806274;jcpham;2) if the claimant can prove ownership of said funds -156639;1358806332;pigeons;mp paid 9 btc to get his rota promoted and scare people into being more careful depositing because of raised awareness of the hassle of errors -156638;1358806335;pigeons;a bargain -156637;1358806360;dub;mircea_popescu: you appear to agree to return the funds or are at least satisfied with his signing of the message, if you had won the case would have looked even more retarded -156636;1358806374;mircea_popescu;dub : they could have allocated fractional. -156635;1358806389;mircea_popescu;pigeons what happens now if you send 100.0 btc, sue, get back 100 + 10 fee + 3 for judging it ? -156634;1358806396;mircea_popescu;am i out 3 btc for each 100 you send ? -156633;1358806399;jcpham;bank. -156632;1358806401;jcpham;that's what -156631;1358806421;pigeons;i dont know mircea_popescu that isnt clear to me -156630;1358806429;mircea_popescu;heh. -156629;1358806430;dub;^ -156628;1358806431;pigeons;where does the 3 come from -156627;1358806436;pigeons;we tried asking -156626;1358806444;mircea_popescu;i thought i answered, but again : -156625;1358806445;pigeons;we thought it came from the looser's 10 -156624;1358806456;mircea_popescu;two parties to any trial. each contributes 10 btc, for a total of 20. -156623;1358806460;dub;either mpex policy is 'you fuckup the deposit you lose it, no question' or 'don't fuckup but we may be able to fix it' -156622;1358806460;jcpham;as i understand it: each case will have at least 20 btc in fess paid -156621;1358806463;mircea_popescu;3 judges to any trial, each gets 3 btc, for a total of 9. -156620;1358806469;pigeons;ok, winner gets his 10 back then that leaves 1 -156619;1358806475;jcpham;3 judges at 3btc apiece leaves 11BTC to split in every case -156618;1358806476;mircea_popescu;the winner gets a fraction of 10 btc = to the % he's allocated. -156617;1358806490;pigeons;i would have charged you more than 140 if i could have -156616;1358806503;pigeons;but his is whole at 140 -156615;1358806508;pigeons;he is whole at 140 -156614;1358806516;mircea_popescu;very odd. -156613;1358806529;pigeons;130 + 10 fees you caused him to incur -156612;1358806529;mircea_popescu;you know, money isn't soemthing to be redistributed to the needy. or do you ? -156611;1358806538;jcpham;in my mind it takes little to no effort to refund someone -156610;1358806542;mircea_popescu;you still haven't answered the above question. -156609;1358806546;jcpham;how much effort is actually required -156608;1358806553;pigeons;he isnt needy, its his money -156607;1358806568;mircea_popescu;pigeons what happens now if you send 100.0 btc, sue, get back 100 + 10 fee + 3 for judging it ? <<< this. -156606;1358806577;pigeons;i dont know -156605;1358806577;mircea_popescu;do you plan to answer or should i just drop it ? -156604;1358806579;mircea_popescu;rigjht. -156603;1358806580;pigeons;that's over my head -156602;1358806586;mircea_popescu;well tell you what, that's no way to judge. -156601;1358806588;jcpham;well i'd get 113 BTC -156600;1358806595;jcpham;i know 4 other people who can do the same -156599;1358806600;mircea_popescu;100 times a day. -156598;1358806601;dub;mircea_popescu: you should have thought about it before using a court to settle stupid shit -156597;1358806612;mircea_popescu;dub all shit to be settled is stupid -156596;1358806614;pigeons;you owed him 130, the fees were to be allocated, since you caused the fees, you pay them not him -156595;1358806619;mircea_popescu;if it weren't stupid it wouldn't end in a court. -156594;1358806627;dub;he got the same amount back that he spent, you lost the case, you incur charges -156593;1358806636;mircea_popescu;pigeons i didn't "cause" him to send rounded numbers dood. -156592;1358806642;pigeons;no way you get anything of the fees when you could have settled it without rota -156591;1358806661;pigeons;you didnt cause it, it is reasonable that you credit him -156590;1358806664;pigeons;you diudnt, you pay -156589;1358806693;mircea_popescu;yeah, well, i guess this shows why the random person, even if well meaning, can not be a judge. -156588;1358806701;jcpham;damn -156587;1358806704;pigeons;you did cause the rounded anyway, by your retarted one address deposit system -156586;1358806715;kakobrekla;^^ -156585;1358806717;mircea_popescu;lol mkay. -156584;1358806718;dub;it is kinda obtuse -156583;1358806732;mircea_popescu;dub kakobrekla pigeons IT CREATES ANONIMITY -156582;1358806737;mircea_popescu;are you fucking nuts ? ffs. -156581;1358806754;mod6;jesus christ -156580;1358806761;kakobrekla;just like bit bet -156579;1358806776;jcpham;you guys should make bets on rota disputes from now -156578;1358806780;jcpham;maybe you can clean up -156577;1358806787;mircea_popescu;lol why'd anyone bet on that ? -156576;1358806810;mircea_popescu;the fact that all btc goes to the same address means nobody's deposits or withdrawals can be traced. -156575;1358806812;mod6;(12:18) < pigeons> you did cause the rounded anyway, by your retarted one address deposit system << this is amazing -156574;1358806843;mod6;are you guys IT people? -156573;1358806850;mod6;what do you guys do for a living? -156572;1358806856;kakobrekla;nature is amazing. ~ ron swnson -156571;1358806857;dub;at first glance this seems open and shut, he failed to utilise mpex per teh conditions he agreed to, he loses -156570;1358806871;pigeons;it wasnt a case against the breach of conditions -156569;1358806888;dub;but in the 'case notes' there is some arbitaration and an inferred agreement to refund, so a win for the claimant is the intuitive result -156568;1358806892;pigeons;it was breach of fiduciary duty, which he did breach cause he failed to take a reasonable action -156567;1358806920;pigeons;i asked prior about that inferred agreement and mp said it wasnt what it appeared to us -156566;1358806931;pigeons;but yeah sure looks like one to me too -156565;1358806951;mircea_popescu;aaanyways. -156564;1358806955;jcpham;still need rassah's ruling -156563;1358806957;mircea_popescu;i think this has been discussed to it's demise -156562;1358807049;mircea_popescu;i wonder what's gonna be the next one -156561;1358807059;pigeons;wow the fact that you actually expected to win is shocking -156560;1358807077;mircea_popescu;i didn't expect to win dood. -156559;1358807082;mod6;its not about who won the case. its about the damn ruling. -156558;1358807085;mircea_popescu;i expected the guy to win his 130 btc back. -156557;1358807092;mod6;jesus fucking christ. -156556;1358807095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4817 @ 0.00061302 = 2.9529 BTC [+] -156555;1358807097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12783 @ 0.00061358 = 7.8434 BTC [+] -156554;1358807098;mod6;i feel like im taking crazy pills -156553;1358807108;mircea_popescu;mod6 blue or red ? -156552;1358807130;pigeons;why didnt you just pay him instead of making us go through this if you expected him to win? -156551;1358807141;pigeons;why would the system award you anything for acting in bad faith -156550;1358807148;mircea_popescu;pigeons so that you may prove yourselves as actually takeable seriously as judges -156549;1358807154;mircea_popescu;in spite of no qualifications, prior experience etc. -156548;1358807165;dub;bad call -156547;1358807169;mircea_popescu;i guess lol -156546;1358807172;Namworld;So... can I use the rota for the unclaimed giga.etf case? =P -156545;1358807178;pigeons;well maybe we showed that, if we shilled we sure wouldnt have and you sure wouldnt have gotten any cases -156544;1358807187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1608 @ 0.00061358 = 0.9866 BTC [+] -156543;1358807189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3325 @ 0.00061374 = 2.0407 BTC [+] -156542;1358807201;mircea_popescu;pigeons you forget it's a voluntary system. -156541;1358807206;mircea_popescu;erring on either side is equally bad. -156540;1358807214;mircea_popescu;it has to be quite arrowstraight. -156539;1358807218;pigeons;well cause you think its an error doesnt make it so -156538;1358807241;mircea_popescu;... -156537;1358807243;pigeons;you lost, you caused the process by not settling beforehand, so you pay the fees -156536;1358807250;mircea_popescu;dude. you created a pump. -156535;1358807256;mircea_popescu;peopel can now claim infinite btc from me. -156534;1358807258;pigeons;i didnt creat e this -156533;1358807258;dub;no you did -156532;1358807272;pigeons;dont they still have to win? -156531;1358807285;mircea_popescu;all it takes is for them to send rounded btc. -156530;1358807286;dub;its easy for you to fix though, just make the rule hard and fast, no refunds -156529;1358807291;mircea_popescu;dub yup -156528;1358807298;dub;its in the ToS, deal with it -156527;1358807304;jurov;mircea i don't understand one thing. why you can't just set a hefty fee for resolving mistakes? -156526;1358807307;mircea_popescu;i have no choice, obviously. -156525;1358807307;pigeons;it was a rule, but mp told him to go to rota -156524;1358807316;dub;I think the rota did mpex a favour ruling this way -156523;1358807321;mircea_popescu;jurov cause that's unfair to the poor. -156522;1358807347;jurov;oh, so better take everything. i see. -156521;1358807360;mircea_popescu;jurov hey, at least it's fair. -156520;1358807375;pigeons;its not fair, guy had to go through all this just to get his shit back -156519;1358807378;mircea_popescu;dub well quite possibly. -156518;1358807383;mircea_popescu;pigeons shit he missent. -156517;1358807386;pigeons;and MP gets publicity -156516;1358807394;mircea_popescu;dude i dunno, seriously, mail your house keys to some random address -156515;1358807400;mircea_popescu;then expect they pai -156514;1358807415;mircea_popescu;for the tiome you couldn't go inside cause you didn't have your keys or w/e -156513;1358807419;mircea_popescu;and the trouble of finding them again -156512;1358807419;pigeons;um wasnt random -156511;1358807425;mircea_popescu;130.0 is random. -156510;1358807429;pigeons;no -156509;1358807445;pigeons;its the argument he gave to the deposit command -156508;1358807466;mircea_popescu;what i most of all wonder is, -156507;1358807475;mircea_popescu;why hasn't this lively debate take place in teh comment section ?! -156506;1358807487;jurov;mircea, so if i mail the keys, they get to keep the house? is it what you're saying? -156505;1358807492;pigeons;cause no one wants to email you to get credits to read a web page -156504;1358807505;mircea_popescu;comments are always free ?! -156503;1358807514;pigeons;nope i can only see this one page -156502;1358807526;mircea_popescu;dude... comments are always and in all circumstancess visible. -156501;1358807557;jcpham;i think if you want to preserve this in posterity for all to comment on, it needs to be moved elsewhere -156500;1358807563;jcpham;it's very personal right now -156499;1358807597;mircea_popescu;i dun particularly want to preserve it -156498;1358807626;dub;^ -156497;1358807635;dub;lets all agree it was a fuckup and forget about it -156496;1358807646;pigeons;nope we all think we are right -156495;1358807653;dub;maybe there will be a real case for the rota one day but it now seems unlikely -156494;1358807653;mircea_popescu;that's why it's so fascinating lol -156493;1358807661;mircea_popescu;dub quite. -156492;1358807688;jcpham;hopefully the next judges will nt be so biased -156491;1358807692;mircea_popescu;i doubt it has any relevance to anyone other than the ppl involved tho -156490;1358807699;jurov; mircea, so if i mismail the keys, they get to keep the house? is it what you're saying? -156489;1358807704;mircea_popescu;i think for everyone else its "o, that thing that couldn't have worked didn't ? o wow." -156488;1358807707;dub;mircea_popescu - the first person to create his own justice system, and the first to destroy his own justice system -156487;1358807708;jurov;^ can you at least reply to this? -156486;1358807716;mircea_popescu;jurov no, you may ask for the keys back, and even get them -156485;1358807720;mircea_popescu;but you can't get more ffs. -156484;1358807735;mircea_popescu;dub justice is apparently too prudish for me. -156483;1358807748;pigeons;he didnt get more -156482;1358807754;pigeons;explain that please -156481;1358807759;pigeons;he paid 140 and got 140 -156480;1358807759;jcpham;metaphorically, wences got back his own keys plus a nother set of keys to another house? -156479;1358807761;jurov;but in this case it's like they told me they're moving into the house, it's reasonable -156478;1358807770;mircea_popescu;this is literally "he should get the keys, the stamps for having asked and if we could we'd have given him all paid tow weeks vacation to boot" -156477;1358807770;dub;courts award costs to the winner, fyi -156476;1358807782;dub;the idea is teh winner goes away without having lost money -156475;1358807785;markedathome;pigeons: paid 130 and got 140 surely? -156474;1358807786;pigeons;right -156473;1358807800;pigeons;markedathome: he paid 140 130 +10 fees -156472;1358807804;dub;markedathome: he paid a 10btc fee to use the rota -156471;1358807819;jcpham;the only other option i would've entertained was for both parties to lose -156470;1358807824;markedathome;oh right. -156469;1358807872;dub;to an outsider reading that blog post it actually look slike the rota worked fine -156468;1358807898;pigeons;should all be done in irc and log posted -156467;1358807899;dub;aside from mircea_popescu taxing himself 10btc to handly a customer service case -156466;1358807900;jcpham;yes, yes it does -156465;1358807931;dub;then, he might have paid someone 10 btc to handle it -156464;1358807945;mircea_popescu;dub it reads like mp taxing himself to create the system, and paying people to be idiots and subvert deposit process. -156463;1358807949;dub;10btc is pretty cheap for 3 judges -156462;1358807956;mircea_popescu;sorta like i'm the government, i guess. -156461;1358807961;mircea_popescu;except in btc there's no such thing. -156460;1358807973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00061132 = 4.9517 BTC [-] -156459;1358807985;dub;even internet judges -156458;1358808017;dub;mircea_popescu: you eveil, evil state you -156457;1358808022;markedathome;what would the difference have been with something like judge.me? -156456;1358808022;mircea_popescu;basically this is a ruling saying "it is right and proper for people to disregard instructions and send anything they want to mpex" -156455;1358808036;mircea_popescu;which is pretty boneheaded. -156454;1358808040;jcpham;i do not agree with that -156453;1358808045;pigeons;no but it happens, especially with the weird deposit system -156452;1358808046;dub;neither -156451;1358808048;jcpham;i see your point, but based on the details of this case -156450;1358808050;jcpham;that is not true -156449;1358808053;mircea_popescu;pigeons "it happens" ? -156448;1358808068;pigeons;and when it does happen, and you've shown mpex that you made it error, they dont fix it, hence the rota decision -156447;1358808069;jurov;no. it is ruling saying "it is improper for mpex to keep everything if user makes a mistake" -156446;1358808084;jcpham;especially if the user sends the correct deposit -156445;1358808086;mircea_popescu;jurov yeah. same thing. -156444;1358808087;pigeons;mistakes dont happen mircea_popescu ? -156443;1358808088;markedathome;mircea_popescu: maybe offer, 1) anonymous deposit - lose at risk even with signed / authenticated ownership -156442;1358808089;jcpham;after the mistake -156441;1358808097;mircea_popescu;pigeons mistakes are paid for BY THOSE WHO MAKLE THEM -156440;1358808099;markedathome;2) custom addresses - lose anonymity -156439;1358808101;mircea_popescu;not by those who have the most money. -156438;1358808107;mircea_popescu;not by those who are the bigger entity -156437;1358808117;mircea_popescu;not by those who we identify as "the man" in our misguided quest for social justice. -156436;1358808118;mircea_popescu;etc. -156435;1358808123;pigeons;mircea_popescu: actually, it was reasonable in this case to resolve his mistake, that was the ruling -156434;1358808145;dub;no, its a ruling saying 'if you are going to enter into arbitration regarding incorrect depost amounts, do that privately' -156433;1358808156;mircea_popescu;dub cheeky ruling then. -156432;1358808170;mircea_popescu;if that actually is the case, i should certainly dissolve it. -156431;1358808195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7325 @ 0.00061374 = 4.4956 BTC [+] -156430;1358808197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8844 @ 0.00061495 = 5.4386 BTC [+] -156429;1358808206;pigeons;control freak -156428;1358808215;dub;in a real court if you forced a case to be raised, then during the hearing capitualted to the other party, the court would probably impose an additional fine on you for wasting its time -156427;1358808219;mircea_popescu;no but wtf bs is this, "We are too good for the case at hand" -156426;1358808239;mircea_popescu;dub the idea here is to create a new system, not to rehash the old. -156425;1358808252;pigeons;dub: that is exactly how i felt -156424;1358808256;mircea_popescu;the entire point is to have voluntary courts, which is to say, courts which can be relied on to be fair. by both parties. -156423;1358808258;dub;well then the rota wasn't what I and apparently others thought -156422;1358808266;mircea_popescu;well i guess not. -156421;1358808279;jcpham;fairness is a relative term -156420;1358808298;pigeons;it was fair to both parties, wences was made whole, mp lost nothing other than the fees -156419;1358808299;mircea_popescu;jcpham in no interpretation of fairness can you promote a judgement based on one single party's pov. -156418;1358808305;mircea_popescu;"he paid 130+10 and should get back 140" -156417;1358808307;mircea_popescu;that's fine. -156416;1358808315;dub;I understand how mircea_popescu feels though -156415;1358808319;mircea_popescu;but it's half the story, and not good enough. -156414;1358808319;pigeons;mircea_popescu: that's absolutely the issue -156413;1358808350;dub;I took a guy to court for selling me a boat that leaked, the ruled in his favour because we didnt have anything about it not leaking in a contract -156412;1358808360;mircea_popescu;"nothing other than the fees" is btc. -156411;1358808360;dub;true story -156410;1358808369;pigeons;any judgement involving mircea_popescu keeping something would have had to show he was being reasonable, and he wasn't -156409;1358808371;dub;had to pay his fees -156408;1358808376;jcpham;i'd like to know where the original wording is..... -156407;1358808379;mircea_popescu;" reasonable" ?! -156406;1358808385;jurov;if i'd have a policy saying to clients "if you make a mistake, screw you" and there's no real reason why it has to be so, it's only reasonable the court would say "screw your policy" -156405;1358808386;mircea_popescu;wtf is that lol. -156404;1358808395;jcpham;the orginal wording were it says mpex keeps funds mistakenly sent or incorrect in size -156403;1358808399;mircea_popescu;jurov no, it's not. the court isn't above the contract -156402;1358808407;mircea_popescu;again, this isn't fiat world and socialist government imposing it. -156401;1358808421;mircea_popescu;jcpham it's in the old options page somewhere -156400;1358808432;jcpham;i know it is somewhere -156399;1358808436;jcpham;because i remember readin it -156398;1358808452;mircea_popescu;DEPOSIT|{sum}, where the sum is an integer, written in BTC (note that you can not deposit less than 10 BTC). You will be quoted an exact sum, which you must send to the exchange address (1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx). Don't round anything, the decimals are there to identify you as the beneficiary. You will be credited the full amount. -156397;1358808456;pigeons;i thought about giving it to mp since he does say he keeps errors, but in law that wont hold up, thats not reasonable -156396;1358808457;mircea_popescu;there's that in the current faq -156395;1358808458;jurov;the court isn't above the contract... who decided, you? -156394;1358808465;jurov;rota just decided else -156393;1358808465;mircea_popescu;jurov yes. -156392;1358808472;mircea_popescu;well rota is well fucked then. -156391;1358808476;pigeons;even if a contract spells that and this happened a court rules this way -156390;1358808487;jcpham;yes but i thought there was wording that said something along the lines of "if it is wrong, you do not get it back" -156389;1358808495;mircea_popescu;jcpham there's gonna be lol. -156388;1358808495;jcpham;which is a customer service nightmare -156387;1358808515;jcpham;if you relegate me to customer service, I'm going to serve your customers -156386;1358808519;jcpham;for better or worse -156385;1358808529;mircea_popescu;that's not what a judge does. -156384;1358808537;mircea_popescu;turns out this banal case was actually incredibly fucking intricate huh. -156383;1358808537;jcpham;i wouldn't think so either -156382;1358808540;jcpham;but here we are. -156381;1358808558;jcpham;i think everyone had the best intentions -156380;1358808563;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure, yeah. -156379;1358808588;mircea_popescu;but i squarely don't see how anyone would ever consider responding to a case, ever. -156378;1358808617;mircea_popescu;i mean, why ? run the risk of purely unilateral sidetaking... to what avail ? makes no sense. -156377;1358808642;jcpham;the next case may be unilateral against the claimant -156376;1358808657;mircea_popescu;that's no consolation. -156375;1358808660;pigeons;yeah you always run the risk of unilateral sidetaking -156374;1358808660;jcpham;the fees are the only way you have been harmed -156373;1358808664;mircea_popescu;if people wanted to gamble they'd go to sdice -156372;1358808685;pigeons;this was just clearcut mircea_popescu you owed him the money, he won, loser pays fees -156371;1358808723;jcpham;it seems the real precedent is the loser pays the fees -156370;1358808739;jcpham;but i don't like the winner/loser description -156369;1358808759;jcpham;it wasn't necessary to frame this case this way imho -156368;1358808767;pigeons;if another case it works out differently fine, that doesnt have to be a precedent, but in this case the fees were clearly incurred by mircea_popescu being unwilling to work out the issue despite having the facts beforehand -156367;1358808819;mircea_popescu;pigeons except the loser is the party that made no mistake. -156366;1358808827;mircea_popescu;which is insane. -156365;1358808840;jcpham;the implication is that the "mistake" was not returning the funds -156364;1358808849;jcpham;as quickly as possible -156363;1358808855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00061495 = 7.7484 BTC [+] -156362;1358808872;jcpham;if the guy hadn't send the correct amount -156361;1358808887;mircea_popescu;this can not be a mistake. it's not part of the deal. -156360;1358808888;jcpham;i can see him not getting his money back -156359;1358808888;pigeons;its pretty well established in law actually that you don't pay for mistakes -156358;1358808898;mircea_popescu;the court can't substitute its own moral judgements for the contract between the parties. -156357;1358808917;jcpham;can't it -156356;1358808919;pigeons;he fulfilled his contract, sent the money, but he made a mistake -156355;1358808929;mircea_popescu;he did not fulfill his contract, no. -156354;1358808933;pigeons;you had the obligation to fix that for him -156353;1358808936;mircea_popescu;nope. -156352;1358808943;pigeons;well then how come you lost? -156351;1358808946;mircea_popescu;i had no such obligation, quite specifically. -156350;1358808952;mircea_popescu;because i was nice and you were stupid, tbh.\ -156349;1358808956;jcpham;i would seem that due to the lack of rules, the rota can make all sorts of WILDLY INACCURATE decisions -156348;1358808964;mircea_popescu;jcpham yeah. -156347;1358808979;mircea_popescu;reading the above, i now regred i didn't more clearly stress the supremacy of contract point -156346;1358808988;mircea_popescu;i can clearly see in retrospect how this "obvious" point was only obvious to me. -156345;1358809000;pigeons;no but even a written contract saying that mistakes in deposits are kept would have resulted the same -156344;1358809008;mircea_popescu;that's idiocy. -156343;1358809015;pigeons;because the intent of the contract is obviously what's material -156342;1358809021;jcpham;i'm still looking for the actual wording on MPEX (now) -156341;1358809032;jcpham;where it says incorrect deposits are kept -156340;1358809034;mircea_popescu;jcpham i quoted it above, grep deposits -156339;1358809037;jcpham;because this fact was discussed -156338;1358809082;pigeons;i knew this was policy, but in this particular case, it was reasonable that mircea_popescu credit the amount showed to have been sent -156337;1358809096;mircea_popescu;pigeons i guess so. -156336;1358809105;mircea_popescu;what's unreasonable tho, is to expect me to pay the costs of doing so. -156335;1358809119;markedathome;the /faq.html entry for DEPOSIT{sum} I thought would have had the same text as that of the command (in fact all of the commands should) -156334;1358809138;pigeons;which costs, your time was unavoidable here, but you didnt have to pay the fees if you settled before rota -156333;1358809142;jcpham;to be even more specific mircea_popescu -156332;1358809148;jcpham;I thought you had specifcs, like -156331;1358809156;jcpham;when it first opened -156330;1358809169;jcpham;there was a sentence saying you didn't return deposits that were wrong -156329;1358809176;mircea_popescu;pigeons why would i "settle before the rota" ? what bs is that? -156328;1358809186;mircea_popescu;jcpham let me dig it up -156327;1358809189;pigeons;because you had all the info we had -156326;1358809196;pigeons;why should this have gone to rota? -156325;1358809198;jcpham;i would like to re-read it if it still there -156324;1358809211;pigeons;only reason (other than bad faith wanting to promote rota) would be you didnt want to pay -156323;1358809283;mircea_popescu;Before sending the sum quoted you have to send an email containing at the very least the address you want benefits (through either the later exercise or sale of your contracts) forwarded to and the sum quoted to you. This allows you to be identified. If you fail to do this it may be impossible to ever identify you as the owner of the respective contracts/bitcoins, and so they may be forever lost. -156322;1358809284;pigeons;it shouldnt have gone to rota because he made it clear to you he paid the money -156321;1358809300;mircea_popescu;pigeons he only made it clear at the rota, actually. -156320;1358809306;mircea_popescu;once he finally signed the thing -156319;1358809332;jcpham;i suggest a new irc channel for this discussion should it arise again -156318;1358809344;jcpham;possibly a new forum format -156317;1358809345;mircea_popescu;why, we drownign out the assbot ? -156316;1358809357;assbot;naw -156315;1358809357;pigeons;im not doing a forum, but an irc channel agreed -156314;1358809366;mircea_popescu;you can go to #trilema. -156313;1358809370;jcpham;other than mircea_popescu's blog -156312;1358809389;pigeons;i cant read his blog it asks for a fee -156311;1358809401;jcpham;i'm dependant on google translate -156310;1358809438;mircea_popescu;lately i write in english, still ? -156309;1358809443;pigeons;sort of -156308;1358809452;jcpham;sorry i didn't know you switched -156307;1358809459;jcpham;but the case is in english -156306;1358809464;markedathome;mircea_popescu: faq.html, Q23, *definition -156305;1358809466;jcpham;untranslated -156304;1358809502;mircea_popescu;i changed like 3 months ago -156303;1358809512;markedathome;rota peeps - faq q24, whilst not strictly mentioning deposits, isn't this also relevant? -156302;1358809515;mircea_popescu;23. What will you do about stolen coins ? How will you help the rightful owner ? -156301;1358809515;mircea_popescu;By defition the rightful owner of any coins is "he who can send them". If you take issue with that, please stick to fiat. You are not ready for Bitcoin yet. -156300;1358809517;mircea_popescu;haha ty. -156299;1358809519;jcpham;my bad for not disabling google translate -156298;1358809531;mircea_popescu;defition lol -156297;1358809541;mircea_popescu;thios was proofed like 8 times. STILL SPELLING ERRORS IN IT OMG -156296;1358809591;jcpham;Q23 was addressed markedathome -156295;1358809603;jcpham;it was never at question who the present owner of the 130 btc was -156294;1358809617;jcpham;the question was past ownership and fiduciary responsibility -156293;1358809651;jcpham;throwing the term "fiduciary responsibility" changes things -156292;1358809656;jcpham;in there -156291;1358809672;markedathome;I thought it was with two deposits of 130btc and only one order, along with not being able to sign with the originating key. -156290;1358809679;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -156289;1358809681;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0005984 / 0.000611 / 0.0006312 (1755603 shares, 1,072.68 BTC), 7D: 0.0005984 / 0.00065107 / 0.00068 (8687621 shares, 5,656.34 BTC), 30D: 0.0005984 / 0.00064545 / 0.00068 (38661110 shares, 24,953.83 BTC) -156288;1358809686;jcpham;we had him sign from blockchain -156287;1358809691;jcpham;i new statement -156286;1358809696;jcpham;*a new statement -156285;1358809710;mircea_popescu;DEPOSIT|{sum}, where the sum is an integer, written in BTC (note that you can not deposit less than 10 BTC). You will be quoted an exact sum, which you must send to the exchange address (1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx). Don't round anything, the decimals are there to identify you as the beneficiary. You will be credited the full amount. Incoming Bitcoin that doesn't exactly match a quoted sum will be simply kept, r -156284;1358809710;mircea_popescu;eported as profits and distributed to MPEx shareholders. -156283;1358809713;mircea_popescu;there, last sentence in red. -156282;1358809719;mircea_popescu;and bold face. -156281;1358809727;jcpham;did you just add that -156280;1358809730;mircea_popescu;anyone see room for misinterpretation ? -156279;1358809731;mircea_popescu;jcpham yes. -156278;1358809738;jcpham;it used to be there -156277;1358809741;jcpham;it was removed -156276;1358809746;jcpham;and it has now been re-added -156275;1358809748;mircea_popescu;no i just added it now. -156274;1358809753;jcpham;ok, ty. -156273;1358809767;jcpham;i have the type of memory where i read things and usually cannot forget them -156272;1358809775;jcpham;that sentence was there at one point in time -156271;1358809780;mircea_popescu;i think you're thinking the old mpoe page faq -156270;1358809782;jcpham;a similarly worded sentence -156269;1358809785;jcpham;possibly -156268;1358809804;mircea_popescu;but yes, the idea was always the same. -156267;1358809810;jcpham;it would've been the first incarnation of any site you debuted -156266;1358809821;jcpham;because i read it then -156265;1358809822;markedathome;jcpham: the q5 syntax deposit doesn't have that addition, the output of the command did. -156264;1358809825;mircea_popescu;yeah, that. -156263;1358809836;mircea_popescu;markedathome o right you are -156262;1358809839;jcpham;i see -156261;1358809841;mircea_popescu;it was also in the deposit slip, yes. -156260;1358809844;mircea_popescu;lemme find that -156259;1358809880;jcpham;i think if you go out of your way to make that sentence known -156258;1358809888;mircea_popescu;i thought i had been lol. -156257;1358809905;mircea_popescu;hmm, the deposit slip only says "send this exactly" -156256;1358809914;jcpham;not to me, not searchable in the faq to the public -156255;1358809916;jcpham;not until now -156254;1358809938;jcpham;i was peronally aware of the idea of it, yes -156253;1358809941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 134 @ 0.00061495 = 0.0824 BTC [+] -156252;1358809943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26149 @ 0.00061508 = 16.0837 BTC [+] -156251;1358809947;mircea_popescu;Jan 05 22:13:53 BUT! FOR SRS! I AM KEEPING ROUNDED SUMS! NOOBS BEWARE! -156250;1358809948;mircea_popescu;liek ? -156249;1358809972;markedathome;doesn't have mpex deposit so would be difficult to find? -156248;1358809973;jcpham;oh my bad for missing that sentence on January 5th at 10pm -156247;1358809982;mircea_popescu;kik -156246;1358810112;thestringpuller;kik -156245;1358810113;thestringpuller;lol -156244;1358810125;markedathome;I think that it does show that the rota needs to have area of jusrisdiction and contracts specifically stated, either in the case, the rota site/faq and in nominating the selection of the judges -156243;1358810171;mircea_popescu;yeah but a large part of the appeal was the philosophical purity of its general open nature -156242;1358810191;mircea_popescu;once you start trying to prop things with fiat-type arches you'll collapse in fiat mess. -156241;1358810227;thestringpuller;^idealistic are we? -156240;1358810244;markedathome;then isn't that the jurisdiction, and should be used as the basis? and if so which if any of the ruling matched? -156239;1358810332;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller when i can afford to be. -156238;1358810344;mircea_popescu;markedathome hm ? -156237;1358810599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00061132 = 8.7419 BTC [-] -156236;1358810601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 450 @ 0.00061109 = 0.275 BTC [-] -156235;1358810890;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5231 = 1.0462 BTC [-] -156234;1358810985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17313 @ 0.00061508 = 10.6489 BTC [+] -156233;1358811069;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.52 = 1.56 BTC [-] -156232;1358811143;dub;mircea_popescu: just because it didn't go your way doesn't mean that didnt happen -156231;1358811213;mircea_popescu;that ? -156230;1358811232;dub;philosophical purity -156229;1358811250;mircea_popescu;well obviously a one case of anything is about as meaningless as any other one case of something else -156228;1358811377;mircea_popescu;for that matter, expectign people to be thrown in a pond supposed to be above and beyond the collected wisdom of a good third of all humans that ever lived is also a bit off. -156227;1358811413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6038 @ 0.00061508 = 3.7139 BTC [+] -156226;1358811415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10962 @ 0.00061536 = 6.7456 BTC [+] -156225;1358811424;dub;again because the 'wisdom' does not suit you, its not invalid -156224;1358811449;dub;the judges ruled that their time was wasted with triviality -156223;1358811552;mircea_popescu;that's not something rthey can rule. -156222;1358811560;mircea_popescu;what's this, fantasia ? -156221;1358811576;dub;sure it is, they do in 'fiat' courts every day -156220;1358811622;dub;in fact, judges do whatever it is they feel like, by exposing your internal process to a court of judges you accepted that -156219;1358811627;mircea_popescu;ahaha! wait, wait. these verdicts, they fail to include payment addresses. -156218;1358811635;mircea_popescu;o this is going to be even more dramatique. -156217;1358811697;mircea_popescu;pigeons jcpham http://trilema.com/2013/case-i-wences-vs-mpex-breach-of-fiduciary-duty/#comment-91499 -156216;1358811750;jcpham;pigeons included his -156215;1358811769;jcpham;i may say fuck it -156214;1358811797;mircea_popescu;o i see, i skipped over the last yeah -156213;1358811800;mircea_popescu;fixing. -156212;1358811833;mircea_popescu;jcpham someone will sooner or later have to lift the messy rock of btc courts. -156211;1358811846;mircea_popescu;it's going to be messy, and it's going to be a waste of everyone's time. -156210;1358811860;mircea_popescu;and until it gets done we will just go on sucking. -156209;1358811905;Namworld;So, can I use the rota for GIGA.ETF... -156208;1358811954;dub;who are you asking? -156207;1358812002;Namworld;I don't know. Who's in the rota? How do I start anything? -156206;1358812016;mircea_popescu;well read up on it neh ? -156205;1358812035;Namworld;I'll try and find the link I guess -156204;1358812043;mircea_popescu;normally i would have loved to say yes, but under the circumstances i don't see myself signing. -156203;1358812077;mircea_popescu;bullshit "claimant is always right and mp is annoying and rich" judgements i don't need a court for, they're a dime a dozen. -156202;1358812167;jcpham;the judgement wasn't bullshit -156201;1358812171;jcpham;and it was impartial -156200;1358812176;jcpham;it makes you look like a fucking angel -156199;1358812207;mircea_popescu;hey, you judge the case, i judge your judgement. seems logical neh ? -156198;1358812211;jcpham;Namworld the rota was proposed here: http://trilema.com/2012/the-first-roll-of-judges-december-2012/ -156197;1358812220;Namworld;Yeah, already found the link -156196;1358812223;Namworld;thanks -156195;1358812224;jcpham;k -156194;1358812230;mircea_popescu;that's the first roll. iirc there's a link to the very short contitution in it -156193;1358812236;jcpham;my bad -156192;1358812243;jcpham;the link is in there to the proposal -156191;1358812273;jcpham;Judicator -156190;1358812277;pigeons;https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/S.BBET-PT -156189;1358812279;jcpham;still like that word with the a- -156188;1358812330;pigeons;wow great contract on that one -156187;1358812354;mircea_popescu;you mean ad- ? -156186;1358812364;jcpham;or that too -156185;1358812367;jcpham;adj -156184;1358812382;pigeons;oh of course this too https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/S.DICE-PT -156183;1358812383;jcpham;you know i had too google the correct spelling of it -156182;1358812384;Namworld;Well I wish to use the rota -156181;1358812394;jcpham;when i intentiaonally mispelled it -156180;1358812398;jcpham;true story -156179;1358812399;mircea_popescu;If any votes are held on the underlieing asset then (if practical) a motion will -156178;1358812405;mircea_popescu;somebody didn't read teh contract -156177;1358812456;mircea_popescu;underlieing -156176;1358812462;mircea_popescu;wtf he spells it that way throughout. -156175;1358812467;jcpham;fwiw i have 0 business relationship with any asset or exchange -156174;1358812474;jcpham;or any other rota member -156173;1358812519;pigeons;except i pay you to clean my house topless -156172;1358812524;jurov;lol i realized i can't enter rota even if i wanted -156171;1358812538;jurov;i'd rule "let mircea screw them, so they prefer coinbr" -156170;1358812557;jcpham;i cannot benefit from any of this -156169;1358812562;jcpham;in any way that i'm aware of -156168;1358812575;pigeons;i'm so fair it hurts -156167;1358812584;dub;you can benefit of the peoples love -156166;1358812600;jcpham;can i do the queen victoria wave -156165;1358812644;jcpham;all my assets defuncted themselves -156164;1358812648;dub;all judges should submit photo wearing silly wig -156163;1358812651;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -156162;1358812677;dub;and optionally, gavel in pooper -156161;1358812738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 118 @ 0.00061536 = 0.0726 BTC [+] -156160;1358812740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5382 @ 0.00061577 = 3.3141 BTC [+] -156159;1358812822;kakobrekla;;;ticker -156158;1358812823;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.59819, Best ask: 16.61113, Bid-ask spread: 0.01294, Last trade: 16.56000, 24 hour volume: 59746.03234632, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.98000, 24 hour vwap: 16.33564 -156157;1358813156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11933 @ 0.00061577 = 7.348 BTC [+] -156156;1358813162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9533 @ 0.00061607 = 5.873 BTC [+] -156155;1358813164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17819 @ 0.00061634 = 10.9826 BTC [+] -156154;1358813165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5150 @ 0.00061664 = 3.1757 BTC [+] -156153;1358813167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5465 @ 0.00061701 = 3.372 BTC [+] -156152;1358814909;Bugpowder;buildin' up the bidwall :) -156151;1358814994;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -156150;1358815623;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -156149;1358815625;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0005984 / 0.000611 / 0.0006312 (1842132 shares, 1,125.55 BTC), 7D: 0.0005984 / 0.00065049 / 0.00068 (8831436 shares, 5,744.80 BTC), 30D: 0.0005984 / 0.00064537 / 0.00068 (38743215 shares, 25,004.04 BTC) -156148;1358815626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13069 @ 0.00061466 = 8.033 BTC [-] -156147;1358815988;jurov;;;ticker -156146;1358815989;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.75201, Best ask: 16.83000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07799, Last trade: 16.75201, 24 hour volume: 61105.12354761, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.98000, 24 hour vwap: 16.35490 -156145;1358816130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 281 @ 0.00061466 = 0.1727 BTC [-] -156144;1358816131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19150 @ 0.00061109 = 11.7024 BTC [-] -156143;1358816133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5330 @ 0.00061 = 3.2513 BTC [-] -156142;1358816211;mircea_popescu;;;whois Bugpowder -156141;1358816212;gribble;206.241.0.249 - http://webchat.freenode.net (cef100f9@gateway/web/freenode/ip.206.241.0.249) has been on server rowling.freenode.net since 02:06 PM, January 21, 2013 (idle for 56 seconds) and is on #bitcoin-assets. -156140;1358816217;mircea_popescu;;;ident Bugpowder -156139;1358816217;gribble;Nick 'Bugpowder', with hostmask 'Bugpowder!cef100f9@gateway/web/freenode/ip.206.241.0.249', is not identified. -156138;1358816222;mircea_popescu;gah -156137;1358816225;mircea_popescu;;;getrating Bugpowder -156136;1358816226;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Bugpowder, rated since Tue Sep 11 08:01:46 2012. Cumulative rating 4, from 4 total ratings. Received ratings: 4 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Bugpowder -156135;1358816239;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1101 BTC [-] -156134;1358816241;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.11 = 0.55 BTC [-] -156133;1358816243;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.1002 = 0.2004 BTC [-] -156132;1358816248;Bugpowder;1 sec -156131;1358816298;Bugpowder;;;gpg eauth Bugpowder -156130;1358816300;gribble;Request successful for user Bugpowder, hostmask Bugpowder!cef100f9@gateway/web/freenode/ip.206.241.0.249. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/F1573A6B1578A821 -156129;1358816311;pizzaman1337;gosh, bitcoin needs to slow down -156128;1358816317;pizzaman1337;I don't want this whole thing to crash again -156127;1358816333;Bugpowder;;;gpg everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:2af6c752ee03725e9cd95f947a421ec295b32d320671c8ed12788e38 -156126;1358816333;mircea_popescu;it will, and then recover again and crash again -156125;1358816334;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -156124;1358816360;pizzaman1337;what do you think it'll reach before it crashes? -156123;1358816371;mircea_popescu;who knows ? -156122;1358816400;rdponticelli;Rollercoaster! -156121;1358816463;pizzaman1337;fun -156120;1358816512;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -156119;1358816512;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.75001, Best ask: 16.79999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04998, Last trade: 16.75001, 24 hour volume: 61150.26465286, 24 hour low: 15.63412, 24 hour high: 16.98000, 24 hour vwap: 16.35861 -156118;1358816537;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.4 = 1.6 BTC [+] -156117;1358816567;Namworld;It raise, raise, raise. Everyone panic buys... suddenly a big roller says "Time to cash in" and sells 300k bitcoins. -156116;1358816575;Namworld;All the little buyers lose confidence -156115;1358816583;Namworld;back to low price -156114;1358816603;pizzaman1337;still seems to be growing overall though -156113;1358816624;pizzaman1337;august crash recovered pretty quickly -156112;1358817003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17350 @ 0.00061633 = 10.6933 BTC [+] -156111;1358818323;jurov;;;bc,tslb -156110;1358818327;gribble;Time since last block: 44 minutes and 39 seconds -156109;1358818338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4496 @ 0.00061348 = 2.7582 BTC [-] -156108;1358818451;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.53 = 1.59 BTC [+] -156107;1358818511;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.545 = 5.45 BTC [+] -156106;1358818545;thestringpuller;mpoe is suffering due to the price drop -156105;1358818548;thestringpuller;err -156104;1358818550;thestringpuller;price increase -156103;1358818690;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.56 = 1.12 BTC [+] -156102;1358818728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4557 @ 0.00061 = 2.7798 BTC [-] -156101;1358818730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7689 @ 0.00060859 = 4.6794 BTC [-] -156100;1358818732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3954 @ 0.00060287 = 2.3837 BTC [-] -156099;1358818750;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [+] -156098;1358819001;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 175 @ 0.01 = 1.75 BTC [+] -156097;1358819066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14404 @ 0.00061105 = 8.8016 BTC [+] -156096;1358819120;Namworld;people need more BTC-BOND -156095;1358819367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11946 @ 0.00061276 = 7.32 BTC [+] -156094;1358819757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1354 @ 0.00060358 = 0.8172 BTC [-] -156093;1358819900;dub;;;bc,stats -156092;1358819902;gribble;Current Blocks: 217484 | Current Difficulty: 3249549.5844872 | Next Difficulty At Block: 217727 | Next Difficulty In: 243 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 20 hours, 24 minutes, and 54 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2952678.64006960 | Estimated Percent Change: -9.1357567164 -156091;1358819999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2649 @ 0.00061295 = 1.6237 BTC [+] -156090;1358820001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 461 @ 0.00060287 = 0.2779 BTC [-] -156089;1358820002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00060124 = 10.8223 BTC [-] -156088;1358820004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6685 @ 0.00060072 = 4.0158 BTC [-] -156087;1358820346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7515 @ 0.00060072 = 4.5144 BTC [-] -156086;1358820350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18959 @ 0.00060065 = 11.3877 BTC [-] -156085;1358820521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00060199 = 4.6955 BTC [+] -156084;1358821072;thestringpuller;jurov: "Obama Begins Inauguration Festivities With Ceremonial Drone Flyover" -156083;1358821075;thestringpuller;http://www.theonion.com/articles/obama-begins-inauguration-festivities-with-ceremon,30974/ -156082;1358821502;dub;third judge weighs in on the rota decision -156081;1358821522;dub;a better result for mp -156080;1358821645;mod6;yeah. that looks like what I was thinking it should be there abouts -156079;1358821650;dub;heh trend once again blocking buttcointalk -156078;1358821677;dub;The latest tests indicate that this URL contains malicious software or could defraud visitors. -156077;1358821687;dub;latter moar likely -156076;1358821877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4041 @ 0.00060065 = 2.4272 BTC [-] -156075;1358821879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15849 @ 0.00059969 = 9.5045 BTC [-] -156074;1358821899;mod6;i was actually thinking like 1% so like 128.7 -156073;1358821909;mod6;*shrug* -156072;1358821960;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.009 = 0.018 BTC [+] -156071;1358822061;thestringpuller;mpoe record lows -156070;1358822082;mod6;!ticker mpex s.mpoe -156069;1358822084;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0005984 / 0.0006098 / 0.0006312 (1887780 shares, 1,151.18 BTC), 7D: 0.0005984 / 0.00064965 / 0.00068 (9003906 shares, 5,849.43 BTC), 30D: 0.0005984 / 0.00064526 / 0.00068 (38827780 shares, 25,054.16 BTC) -156068;1358822106;pigeons;yeah record lows are about 100 times lower -156067;1358822217;mod6;and recently there has been a lot of buying -156066;1358822246;mod6;wasn't there like a block of 10`000`000 at .00062 and .00064 and .00066? -156065;1358822384;mod6;anyway, ups and downs right? -156064;1358822393;mod6;:] -156063;1358822464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00527831 = 7.3896 BTC [+] -156062;1358822466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2850 @ 0.00527441 = 15.0321 BTC [-] -156061;1358822467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 704 @ 0.00524041 = 3.6892 BTC [-] -156060;1358822468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 511 @ 0.0051752 = 2.6445 BTC [-] -156059;1358822562;jcpham;mircea_popescu i've thought about this more and i think you should simply monetize mistakes -156058;1358822583;jcpham;make it your perogative to have the first say on refunds and charge a fee -156057;1358822595;jcpham;to whatever degree makes the mistake fun for you -156056;1358822596;mircea_popescu;too complex. -156055;1358822629;jcpham;10btc for any returned funds isn't complex -156054;1358822634;jcpham;"administrative fee" -156053;1358822649;jcpham;i would. it would be what i'd gain from this -156052;1358822659;mircea_popescu;lol so why didn;t you put that in if you would. -156051;1358822661;jcpham;the right to profit from any and all refunds -156050;1358822735;mircea_popescu;A novel attack against bitcoin What if someone were to put illegal information into the blockchain itself? Top secret information or magnet links for example. -156049;1358822741;mircea_popescu;the novel! -156048;1358822748;mircea_popescu;what if someone were to put a novel in the blockchain ? -156047;1358822782;jcpham;can information be illegal -156046;1358822805;pigeons;;;google illegal number -156045;1358822806;gribble;Illegal number - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Illegal prime - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Just how small is the smallest illegal number? - The Mathematical ...: -156044;1358822887;jcpham;a blog post denouncing the rota an implementation of the new returned funds fee to protect yourself should suffice ;) -156043;1358823005;mircea_popescu;heh. -156042;1358823046;mircea_popescu;so far i'm out what, 150btcs in salaries + all the promotional effort, to make someting -156041;1358823060;mircea_popescu;and the solution proposed is to tear it down and make something else, this time carefulyl curatedf from the general community ? -156040;1358823119;mircea_popescu;doesn't sound like a winner. -156039;1358823140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.00060199 = 16.1333 BTC [+] -156038;1358823204;jcpham;it was not my intention to shit on you -156037;1358823302;mircea_popescu;i get it, i get it. -156036;1358823394;jcpham;lots of places charge a fee to return money -156035;1358823401;jcpham;penalize the act of return -156034;1358823411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22208 @ 0.00060199 = 13.369 BTC [+] -156033;1358823438;jcpham;it's like bouncing a check and i think you should insulate yourself from it -156032;1358823449;mircea_popescu;i'm just gonna insist that peeps step up, take btc seriously etc. -156031;1358823492;mircea_popescu;but the bounced cheque comparison is possibly valuable. i don't imagine anyone with a bounced cheque failed to argue he made a mistake -156030;1358823514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26400 @ 0.00060172 = 15.8854 BTC [-] -156029;1358823516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1251 @ 0.00059969 = 0.7502 BTC [-] -156028;1358823517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3199 @ 0.00059945 = 1.9176 BTC [-] -156027;1358823574;pigeons;have you paid wences? -156026;1358823652;mircea_popescu;not yet. -156025;1358823663;mircea_popescu;rassah needs to add address so far. -156024;1358823751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19642 @ 0.00060199 = 11.8243 BTC [+] -156023;1358823753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13176 @ 0.00061402 = 8.0903 BTC [+] -156022;1358823755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1682 @ 0.00061633 = 1.0367 BTC [+] -156021;1358823858;jcpham;i think it is a good argument to have and you should have first choice in returning funds -156020;1358823886;jcpham;and, if it is your intention to make mistakes punitive in nature -156019;1358823891;jcpham;charge a return fee -156018;1358823929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 230 @ 0.00100006 = 0.23 BTC [-] -156017;1358824729;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [+] -156016;1358824781;smickles;jcpham: so you guys got that wences btc signature to verify? -156015;1358824787;smickles;i wasn't able to -156014;1358824921;pigeons;yes i used blockchain.info -156013;1358824939;smickles;musta been a newline issue for me -156012;1358825491;mircea_popescu;they have to add headers. -156011;1358825856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.0006036 = 6.7 BTC [-] -156010;1358827669;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 300 @ 0.01 = 3 BTC [+] -156009;1358828210;pigeons;inaba says, "If they are going to take several weeks to ship a mere 300 units, only the first few people will ever see a ROI on their units. " -156008;1358828238;pigeons;they being avalon -156007;1358828249;pigeons;presumably somehow bfl customers are fine -156006;1358828729;dub;lol -156005;1358828769;Bugpowder;;;ticker -156004;1358828770;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.83431, Best ask: 16.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06569, Last trade: 16.83431, 24 hour volume: 53490.63449020, 24 hour low: 15.87500, 24 hour high: 16.98000, 24 hour vwap: 16.55290 -156003;1358828775;dub;the alternative, everyone gets one and nobody recoups -156002;1358828781;Bugpowder;uhhh -156001;1358828788;Bugpowder;its going to be nobody or everybody -156000;1358828802;Bugpowder;nobody is going to make any money on asics -155999;1358828807;Bugpowder;except maybe people making them -155998;1358828810;Bugpowder;or scamming others -155997;1358829262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13644 @ 0.0006036 = 8.2355 BTC [-] -155996;1358829264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7096 @ 0.00061557 = 4.3681 BTC [+] -155995;1358829537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00061557 = 8.8027 BTC [+] -155994;1358829614;Bugpowder;Sometimes it feels like this wall will NEVER come down... -Berlin, December 1961. Also, tonight looking at clark moody -155993;1358830104;mircea_popescu;buffett has a very nice piece explaining the economics of capital intensive businesses -155992;1358830171;mircea_popescu;But the promised benefits from these textile investments were -155991;1358830171;mircea_popescu;illusory. Many of our competitors, both domestic and foreign, -155990;1358830171;mircea_popescu;were stepping up to the same kind of expenditures and, once -155989;1358830171;mircea_popescu;enough companies did so, their reduced costs became the baseline -155988;1358830171;mircea_popescu;for reduced prices industrywide. Viewed individually, each com- -155987;1358830171;mircea_popescu;pany's capital investment decision appeared cost-effective and ra- -155986;1358830171;mircea_popescu;tional; viewed collectively, the decisions neutralized each other and -155985;1358830171;mircea_popescu;were irrational Gust as happens when each person watching a -155984;1358830171;mircea_popescu;parade decides he can see a little better if he stands on tiptoes). -155983;1358830171;mircea_popescu;After each round of investment, all the players had more money in -155982;1358830171;mircea_popescu;the game and returns remained anemic. -155981;1358830256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00059946 = 4.1962 BTC [-] -155980;1358830258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9371 @ 0.00059945 = 5.6174 BTC [-] -155979;1358830584;Bugpowder;The basic economic ideas of supply and demand are useful in thinking about capturing value. The common insight is that market equilibrium is where supply and demand intersect. When you analyze a business under this framework, you get one of two options: perfect competition or monopoly. -155978;1358839278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00060528 = 4.8422 BTC [+] -155977;1358839914;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34 = 0.68 BTC [+] -155976;1358841644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7086 @ 0.00060433 = 4.2823 BTC [-] -155975;1358841646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34341 @ 0.00060528 = 20.7859 BTC [+] -155974;1358841885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00530232 = 7.4232 BTC [+] -155973;1358842274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6973 @ 0.00060528 = 4.2206 BTC [+] -155972;1358842276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10227 @ 0.00060629 = 6.2005 BTC [+] -155971;1358842808;mircea_popescu;;;ident mircea_popescu -155970;1358842810;gribble;Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu', is not identified. -155969;1358842814;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -155968;1358842815;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -155967;1358842836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 241 @ 0.00530232 = 1.2779 BTC [+] -155966;1358842837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2059 @ 0.00534347 = 11.0022 BTC [+] -155965;1358842842;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:adf2d557a738009c9237a79f6f8a8e12147b116ae1b36e362323a298 -155964;1358842845;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -155963;1358842916;mircea_popescu;;;rate pigeons -1 Killed my baby. http://v.gd/2ZVQQY -155962;1358842918;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user pigeons has changed from 3 to -1. -155961;1358843793;Namworld;That doesn't seem right. -155960;1358843819;Namworld;You should simply not accept rota for such cases. -155959;1358843877;Namworld;New terms are good tho. -155958;1358843913;Namworld;But you may want to be forgiving in specific cases. Example: amount looks almost accurate. -155957;1358843927;Namworld;Where two numbers are reversed or one was missing. -155956;1358843953;Namworld;An occasional typo can popup, which doesn't mean the person didn't read the instructions. -155955;1358844524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33600 @ 0.0006 = 20.16 BTC [-] -155954;1358844837;mircea_popescu;ya well what can i say. bitcoin stuff needs certainties. -155953;1358844963;Namworld;No sane jurisdiction allows people to keep funds that were mis-sent/mis-placed to top it. -155952;1358844990;mircea_popescu;it's how bitcoin works. -155951;1358845099;Namworld;Irreversible? Maybe. Technically if someone hands you six 20 bills instead of 5 for a 100 payment, it's also irreversible if the other person doesn't hand it over. Both would require forcing the other party to give it back. -155950;1358845160;mircea_popescu;myeah. absent the possibility of a legal system it'll be interesting how that'll work. -155949;1358845168;mircea_popescu;i guess smarter people will find a solution at some point. -155948;1358845181;Namworld;Yes. -155947;1358845215;mircea_popescu;but yes, this IS horrible news for bitcoin in general. -155946;1358845252;Namworld;But the fact the usual can hardly not be legally enforced is no reason to not try to apply them. So long as the legislation in question makes sense. -155945;1358845288;Namworld;It seems to me misplaced/mis-sent funds would apply. -155944;1358845340;mircea_popescu;i'm really not open to publicly discussing mpex policies anymore. they are what they are and that's that. -155943;1358845357;Namworld;So be it. -155942;1358845385;Namworld;I like discussing such things tho -155941;1358845403;Namworld;I'll have to find something else to spend my idle time. -155940;1358845418;Namworld;We're pretty much done for today @ BitVPS -155939;1358845468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1014 @ 0.00060629 = 0.6148 BTC [+] -155938;1358845469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27486 @ 0.00060749 = 16.6975 BTC [+] -155937;1358845592;mircea_popescu;i'd have liked it too, but it's just not practical. mtgox keeps people's money fgor months/takes whatever out of it/etc, -155936;1358845599;mircea_popescu;dudes rewrite contracts to include ids and whatnot, -155935;1358845618;mircea_popescu;they piss on the public and guess what ? i'm the one idiot discussing it, so im the only idiot getting it in the teeth. -155934;1358845631;mircea_popescu;well... there's limits to being an idiot. it's actually much cheaper to be mtgox. -155933;1358845721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1432 @ 0.00060749 = 0.8699 BTC [+] -155932;1358845723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7668 @ 0.00060834 = 4.6648 BTC [+] -155931;1358845748;Namworld;IDs? The giga.etf thing? -155930;1358845817;Namworld;or MtGox did that too? -155929;1358845921;Namworld;I'll assume MtGox did that too considering the context -155928;1358846619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20082 @ 0.00060834 = 12.2167 BTC [+] -155927;1358846621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00060873 = 3.6219 BTC [+] -155926;1358846626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 438 @ 0.00060979 = 0.2671 BTC [+] -155925;1358847303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00060734 = 5.3446 BTC [-] -155924;1358847624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.0006 = 9.84 BTC [-] -155923;1358847626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15625 @ 0.00059754 = 9.3366 BTC [-] -155922;1358847887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 428 @ 0.00523613 = 2.2411 BTC [-] -155921;1358847986;mircea_popescu;Namworld https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=81939.0 that sort of stuff. -155920;1358848152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5475 @ 0.00059754 = 3.2715 BTC [-] -155919;1358848154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5505 @ 0.00059599 = 3.2809 BTC [-] -155918;1358848155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00059597 = 5.3041 BTC [-] -155917;1358848157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8355 @ 0.00059541 = 4.9747 BTC [-] -155916;1358848458;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Awww.. :-( So what makes you think there was collaboration going on? -155915;1358848476;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure there wasn't, in this case. -155914;1358848493;mircea_popescu;that doesn't change the fact that if i let things stand i can wake up tomorrow to 5000 fresh cases. -155913;1358848500;mircea_popescu;with perfectly nothing i can do about it. -155912;1358848563;midnightmagic;Then why did you rate pigeons -1? -155911;1358848576;dub;explain again how they get more than they put in? -155910;1358848583;midnightmagic;dub: Judges fees. -155909;1358848594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00517521 = 5.1752 BTC [-] -155908;1358848596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1389 @ 0.0051752 = 7.1884 BTC [-] -155907;1358848597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.0051751 = 12.9378 BTC [-] -155906;1358848598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1882 @ 0.00516178 = 9.7145 BTC [-] -155905;1358848598;mircea_popescu;dub passive party pays more than it receives. -155904;1358848599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00514265 = 15.428 BTC [-] -155903;1358848600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2981 @ 0.00512168 = 15.2677 BTC [-] -155902;1358848601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00511613 = 7.1626 BTC [-] -155901;1358848605;dub;well yeah teh judges can game it -155900;1358848622;midnightmagic;dub: That's pretty much it. -155899;1358848624;dub;mircea_popescu: s/passive/losing -155898;1358848625;mircea_popescu;passive party can never be held to pay more than it received. -155897;1358848643;mircea_popescu;well if passive = losing then you have an extraction engine going -155896;1358848653;dub;welcome to justice -155895;1358848669;dub;its not very just -155894;1358848680;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Why was there even a "suit"? Why couldn't you just settle prior to the case and give him back his money? -155893;1358848681;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'm off to bed. laters all. -155892;1358848699;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic because i'm the sort of idiot who tries to build people and institutions. -155891;1358848700;midnightmagic;Okay, g'night! -155890;1358848701;thestringpuller;bed? -155889;1358848703;thestringpuller;it's morning -155888;1358848708;mircea_popescu;but i shall focus on making btc instead, no problems. -155887;1358848709;dub;night -155886;1358874039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00061514 = 5.567 BTC [-] -155885;1358874041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12950 @ 0.00060874 = 7.8832 BTC [-] -155884;1358874090;Korbman;;;ticker -155883;1358874091;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.20002, Best ask: 17.22569, Bid-ask spread: 0.02567, Last trade: 17.22570, 24 hour volume: 60692.49067912, 24 hour low: 16.49111, 24 hour high: 17.59000, 24 hour vwap: 16.93719 -155882;1358874098;Korbman;well holy shit -155881;1358874616;topace;indeed -155880;1358874619;topace;!ticker h sdice -155879;1358874622;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.51000000 / 0.52959158 / 0.56000000 (95 shares, 50.31120000 BTC), 7D: 0.48000000 / 0.52212476 / 0.62000000 (719 shares, 375.40769990 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.46375606 / 0.62000000 (3994 shares, 1852.24169988 BTC) -155878;1358874649;topace;!ticker mpex sdice -155877;1358874650;assbot;The vision of Christ that thou dost see ... is my vision's greatest enemy. -155876;1358874653;topace;!ticker mpex s.dice -155875;1358874655;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00507549 / 0.0052209 / 0.0053558 (49853 shares, 260.28 BTC), 7D: 0.00454703 / 0.00485844 / 0.00598999 (1457136 shares, 7,079.42 BTC), 30D: 0.00325183 / 0.00415694 / 0.00598999 (9482976 shares, 39,420.23 BTC) -155874;1358875131;Korbman;seems to be pretty on par so far -155873;1358875208;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3799 = 0.7598 BTC [-] -155872;1358875778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9424 @ 0.00061464 = 5.7924 BTC [+] -155871;1358876025;turbo_ac100;hi there. Is there a RSS feed for bbet? -155870;1358876047;kakobrekla;hey -155869;1358876072;kakobrekla;no rss feed at the moment -155868;1358876099;kakobrekla;im looking into which media ill choose for propagating bets -155867;1358876118;turbo_ac100;kakobrekla, you are from bbet? -155866;1358876123;kakobrekla;yes -155865;1358876155;turbo_ac100;kakobrekla, owner? programmer? -155864;1358876186;turbo_ac100;anyway I really like bbet. and more so than betsofbitco.in ;) -155863;1358876260;kakobrekla;turbo_ac100, me and mircea_popescu are the owners, in case you missed you can buy shares of it and stuff http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BBET -155862;1358876271;kakobrekla;im the developer of it yeah also -155861;1358876279;turbo_ac100;right now I use page2rss for the feed. -155860;1358876281;kakobrekla;and thanks -155859;1358876314;kakobrekla;hmm -155858;1358876327;turbo_ac100;Yeah I'm buying shares passthrough on litecoinglobal right now -155857;1358876340;kakobrekla;how about irc stream? -155856;1358876356;kakobrekla;would you use that? -155855;1358876394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00061938 = 7.1229 BTC [+] -155854;1358876396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6477 @ 0.00062613 = 4.0554 BTC [+] -155853;1358876397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15073 @ 0.00062676 = 9.4472 BTC [+] -155852;1358876399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13564 @ 0.00062739 = 8.5099 BTC [+] -155851;1358876411;turbo_ac100;Well, where I normally read news is RSS and to a lesser degree twitter. So for me it would add one extra source of news inlet. -155850;1358876420;turbo_ac100;So I probably wouldn't use it -155849;1358876444;jcpham;mmmmhmmmm -155848;1358876496;jcpham;if anyone killed your baby mircea_popescu i did -155847;1358876507;kakobrekla;ill add it to to-do then turbo_ac100 -155846;1358876523;turbo_ac100;kakobrekla, thanks a lot! -155845;1358876530;kakobrekla;sure -155844;1358876535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 190 @ 0.00521999 = 0.9918 BTC [+] -155843;1358876584;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [-] -155842;1358876892;jurov;lol, irl ponzi schemes: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=sk&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=sk&ie=UTF-8&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fkosice.korzar.sme.sk%2Fc%2F6671995%2Fhorizont-vyplaca-z-kazdych-sto-eur-vrati-styri.html -155841;1358877044;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0055 = 0.0165 BTC [-] -155840;1358877052;jurov;wonders any bitcoin ponzi will return 4.5% -155839;1358877273;smickles;;;ticker -155838;1358877274;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.33000, Best ask: 17.33997, Bid-ask spread: 0.00997, Last trade: 17.33997, 24 hour volume: 56259.11066762, 24 hour low: 16.51001, 24 hour high: 17.59000, 24 hour vwap: 16.96477 -155837;1358877286;smickles;jeez criminey -155836;1358877470;jcpham;24 hour gox volume seems to hold from day to day too -155835;1358877539;mircea_popescu;you all killed mah babe! -155834;1358877564;smickles;the last time this happened, there was some horrible news brewing that crashed the rally -155833;1358877582;mircea_popescu;smickles what was that ? -155832;1358877590;smickles;pirate -155831;1358877617;mircea_popescu;o o -155830;1358877624;smickles;it's close to an identical rise on the chart too -155829;1358877627;mircea_popescu;was that mid rally ? -155828;1358877644;mircea_popescu;well i guess we have bfl as a potential... tho i doubt they'll announce anything. -155827;1358877683;smickles;a bunch of the 'technicals' are different tho -155826;1358877725;smickles;but i bring it up because that was a bad news event on a significant (relatively) quick rise -155825;1358877784;smickles;what was the final precursor last time? a bunch of puts bought, calls sold? -155824;1358877800;mircea_popescu;i don't even remember ;/ -155823;1358877807;mircea_popescu;o yeah, yeah i do -155822;1358877816;mircea_popescu;there was large open call interest since early days of month -155821;1358877828;mircea_popescu;then puts sold short -155820;1358877835;mircea_popescu;days/week before the drop -155819;1358877849;mircea_popescu;then calls sold as the drop happened and puts covered/going long -155818;1358878315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00062885 = 6.8545 BTC [+] -155817;1358878373;mircea_popescu;smickles https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137923.0 there, that may be it. -155816;1358878559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00062885 = 9.0554 BTC [+] -155815;1358878789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00062885 = 5.6597 BTC [+] -155814;1358878803;jurov;;;ticker -155813;1358878804;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.39501, Best ask: 17.39900, Bid-ask spread: 0.00399, Last trade: 17.39900, 24 hour volume: 56302.89909831, 24 hour low: 16.51001, 24 hour high: 17.59000, 24 hour vwap: 16.97526 -155812;1358878813;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly. -155811;1358878861;mircea_popescu;another day, another dolla. -155810;1358878932;pigeons;Now I withdrew from mtgox a long time ago \ Don't you see how late they're reactin' \ They only come and they come when they wanna -155809;1358879364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22683 @ 0.00062875 = 14.2619 BTC [-] -155808;1358879365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8517 @ 0.00062066 = 5.2862 BTC [-] -155807;1358879534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3867 @ 0.00062885 = 2.4318 BTC [+] -155806;1358879536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16883 @ 0.00062913 = 10.6216 BTC [+] -155805;1358879560;mircea_popescu;so did avalons arrive yet ? -155804;1358879701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00062913 = 3.4288 BTC [+] -155803;1358879727;Korbman;Not yet...I figured people would start getting them next week, though it depends on how they shipped -155802;1358879781;mircea_popescu;o, wait, avalon ships from china ? -155801;1358879931;jurov;not even tracking numbers available -155800;1358880054;Korbman;yeah -155799;1358880208;mircea_popescu;this is a deliberate attempt to drive people nuts. -155798;1358880298;jurov;also, one would say for 1.5k they'll find a better case than this: http://launch.avalon-asics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/DSC00517-1024x680.jpg -155797;1358880327;jurov;lol, DIY kit would be better -155796;1358880332;Korbman;haha -155795;1358880360;Korbman;I've got mixed feeling about a giant 400w steel box running only 66GH/s.. -155794;1358880390;Korbman;I suppose that's the result of 110nm processes -155793;1358880395;mircea_popescu;Korbman you'd prefer a fan box running inaba's hot air ? -155792;1358880430;Korbman;Ha, for the sake of argument let's pretend everyone ships -155791;1358880455;mircea_popescu;that box actually looks like the custom power unit i had for my old z80 -155790;1358880460;mircea_popescu;back in the late 80s -155789;1358880475;mircea_popescu;iirc z80s are 110nm ? -155788;1358880537;Diablo-D3;z80s are many nm -155787;1358880546;Diablo-D3;110nm is too low for original ones though -155786;1358880569;Diablo-D3;probably 200-300m, -155785;1358880571;Diablo-D3;nm -155784;1358880605;mircea_popescu;a was it ? -155783;1358880626;Diablo-D3;they still make z80s, btw -155782;1358880631;mircea_popescu;im sure. -155781;1358880633;Diablo-D3;they're very popular for 8 bit microcontrollers -155780;1358880641;Korbman;4000nm I think -155779;1358880643;mircea_popescu;yeah ui was gonna say, it was a good 8 bit design -155778;1358880648;Diablo-D3;Korbman: 4000nm? wtf dude -155777;1358880653;Korbman;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transistor_count -155776;1358880654;mircea_popescu;he means 400 lol -155775;1358880664;Diablo-D3;400nm seems too high -155774;1358880666;Diablo-D3;not for late 80s -155773;1358880678;Korbman;early Z80 was 4 micrometers -155772;1358880680;Diablo-D3;lemme go look it up myself -155771;1358880681;mircea_popescu;z80 was > 8080 iirc -155770;1358880691;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ~= really -155769;1358880698;Diablo-D3;its a 8080 clone with 8086ish features tacked on -155768;1358880700;mircea_popescu;well at least that's what thye claimed -155767;1358880702;mircea_popescu;and i believed it! -155766;1358880747;mircea_popescu;anyway, this was like 1988 and shit, not the early zilogs -155765;1358880750;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw, I think they still make 6502s too -155764;1358880752;Korbman;So yes...4000nm -155763;1358880783;mircea_popescu;i wonder if bfl next step, after tackling the android miner market, is to make z80 miner software. -155762;1358880802;asa1024;bwhaha -155761;1358880987;jurov;so, asics scams may burst the upcoming bubble -155760;1358880991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37833 @ 0.00062066 = 23.4814 BTC [-] -155759;1358881017;Diablo-D3;okay I was wrong -155758;1358881031;Diablo-D3;if it was late 80s, it could have been 1000nm -155757;1358881045;Diablo-D3;350 didnt become into existence until 1995 -155756;1358881065;Diablo-D3;1500 came into existence in 1982, 1000 in 1985, 800 in 1989 -155755;1358881073;Diablo-D3;3000 in 1975 -155754;1358881096;Diablo-D3;which means orginal z80s and 6502s and whatnot would have been that size -155753;1358881117;mircea_popescu;a hey. hattip to Korbman -155752;1358881127;Diablo-D3;he said 4, not 3. -155751;1358881134;Diablo-D3;there seems to be no size of 4. -155750;1358881149;Diablo-D3;went from 10 in 71 to 3 in 75 -155749;1358881149;mircea_popescu;ya well he had something of a right idea. -155748;1358881163;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: he only gets it right for original gen ones -155747;1358881167;Diablo-D3;you didnt have an original gen one -155746;1358881172;Diablo-D3;probably one of a thousand clones -155745;1358881219;jurov;lol, when looking closely on the rightmost fan on http://launch.avalon-asics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/DSC00517.jpg -155744;1358881226;jurov;seems nothign is inside -155743;1358881237;Diablo-D3;right most? -155742;1358881246;Diablo-D3;calibrate your screen -155741;1358881250;Diablo-D3;I can see all three fans clearly -155740;1358881269;jurov;okay, now calibrate youe eyes and try to look between its blades -155739;1358881278;Diablo-D3;well yes, its an empty case -155738;1358881282;Diablo-D3;oh, is that what you ment? -155737;1358881285;jurov;yes -155736;1358881288;Diablo-D3;hah. -155735;1358881300;Diablo-D3;I thought you meant an empty fan slot -155734;1358881325;Korbman;don't thank me, thank google haha -155733;1358881377;Diablo-D3;oh wow -155732;1358881379;Diablo-D3;I didnt know this -155731;1358881393;Diablo-D3;wikipedia has an entire article on the fab process -155730;1358881399;Diablo-D3;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semiconductor_fabrication -155729;1358881473;kakobrekla;if micon is in the wiki, fab process will be too. -155728;1358881483;Diablo-D3;well Ive never came across it before -155727;1358881561;mircea_popescu;omg moar fan cases ?! -155726;1358881589;Diablo-D3;well, it depends how well packed they make that -155725;1358881605;Diablo-D3;jurov: btw, that might not be empty -155724;1358881625;Diablo-D3;the whole case I mean -155723;1358881644;Diablo-D3;that could be the spot for a psu -155722;1358881671;jurov;at least why there is so much light? looks like whole rear side isn't there -155721;1358881689;Diablo-D3;well, if its an empty psu slot, you know how big atx slots are -155720;1358881928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00061521 = 7.1057 BTC [-] -155719;1358881930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19050 @ 0.00061505 = 11.7167 BTC [-] -155718;1358882525;jcpham;i bet a pre-order one in the next round -155717;1358882769;Korbman;but look at how the light reflects in on the furthest fan as well -155716;1358882821;Korbman;the case doesn't seem to have a backing -155715;1358882887;mircea_popescu;maybe it's just the cover -155714;1358883063;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5499998 BTC [-] -155713;1358883145;Korbman;meh probably -155712;1358883180;Korbman;BFL pulled the same empty case stunt, and I don't really care that it's empty to begin with. It's just there to try and appease some of the people looking for pics -155711;1358883226;mircea_popescu;im not entirely sure what'd appease them. maybe one of those go-pro cams attached to an employee's head -155710;1358883232;mircea_popescu;with direct feed -155709;1358883606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6819 @ 0.00061592 = 4.2 BTC [+] -155708;1358883635;Korbman;ha, probably not even that -155707;1358883813;mircea_popescu;cause it wouldn't work in the toilet, right ? so it'd be clearly shenanigans there. -155706;1358883898;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -155705;1358883898;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.37001, Best ask: 17.44300, Bid-ask spread: 0.07299, Last trade: 17.37001, 24 hour volume: 56123.22404659, 24 hour low: 16.51001, 24 hour high: 17.59000, 24 hour vwap: 17.01255 -155704;1358884004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2621 @ 0.00521998 = 13.6816 BTC [-] -155703;1358884267;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.0052 = 0.0208 BTC [-] -155702;1358884269;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0051 = 0.0255 BTC [-] -155701;1358884271;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.005 = 0.05 BTC [-] -155700;1358884273;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0049 BTC [-] -155699;1358884273;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 9 @ 0.0049 = 0.0441 BTC [-] -155698;1358884275;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0049 = 0.049 BTC [-] -155697;1358884276;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0048 = 0.048 BTC [-] -155696;1358884277;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 451 @ 0.0046 = 2.0746 BTC [-] -155695;1358884309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28781 @ 0.00061592 = 17.7268 BTC [+] -155694;1358884311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00061505 = 4.9819 BTC [-] -155693;1358884312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 376 @ 0.00061464 = 0.2311 BTC [-] -155692;1358884314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22599 @ 0.0006141 = 13.878 BTC [-] -155691;1358884315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00060874 = 7.244 BTC [-] -155690;1358884317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3652 @ 0.00060809 = 2.2207 BTC [-] -155689;1358884608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2748 @ 0.00060809 = 1.671 BTC [-] -155688;1358884609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00060807 = 7.4793 BTC [-] -155687;1358884611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14212 @ 0.00060796 = 8.6403 BTC [-] -155686;1358884612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8590 @ 0.00060483 = 5.1955 BTC [-] -155685;1358884817;pigeons;http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2013/01/22/bitcoin-casinos-release-2012-earnings/ -155684;1358884963;mircea_popescu;Operating expenses were minimal in 2012 and the company also paid monthly bitcoin dividends to ‘public’ shareholders which represent 10% of the total 100,000,000 outstanding shares. To invest in the operator and bet on the house, SatoshiDice shares are traded on the MPEx bitcoin stock exchange under ticker symbol S.DICE (see August 19th, 2012 Prospectus). At the current exchange rate of $17.00 per BTC, SatoshiDice -155683;1358884963;mircea_popescu;is a company valued at $8.9 million. -155682;1358884966;mircea_popescu;teh wow. -155681;1358884983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00061878 = 5.8475 BTC [+] -155680;1358884985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.00061925 = 21.1164 BTC [+] -155679;1358885323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00521998 = 11.484 BTC [-] -155678;1358885683;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://trilema.com/2013/the-title-is-in-the-pudding/ you in the race too ? -155677;1358885855;kakobrekla;hehe -155676;1358885862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8565 @ 0.00060483 = 5.1804 BTC [-] -155675;1358885864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13235 @ 0.00060413 = 7.9957 BTC [-] -155674;1358885909;mircea_popescu;:D -155673;1358885923;mircea_popescu;first at #1 wins! -155672;1358886640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23050 @ 0.00060702 = 13.9918 BTC [+] -155671;1358886813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2341 @ 0.00521997 = 12.2199 BTC [-] -155670;1358886948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28736 @ 0.00060702 = 17.4433 BTC [+] -155669;1358887227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00060783 = 7.0204 BTC [+] -155668;1358887711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40670 @ 0.00060702 = 24.6875 BTC [-] -155667;1358887713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3881 @ 0.00060413 = 2.3446 BTC [-] -155666;1358887714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3652 @ 0.00060354 = 2.2041 BTC [-] -155665;1358887924;Korbman;;;ticker -155664;1358887924;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.50000, Best ask: 17.50001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 17.56066, 24 hour volume: 57362.31021214, 24 hour low: 16.51001, 24 hour high: 17.59000, 24 hour vwap: 17.04055 -155663;1358888159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22250 @ 0.00060354 = 13.4288 BTC [-] -155662;1358888389;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 84 @ 0.009 = 0.756 BTC [+] -155661;1358888415;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0091 = 0.91 BTC [+] -155660;1358888492;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0092 = 0.92 BTC [+] -155659;1358888556;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 22 @ 0.0092 = 0.2024 BTC [+] -155658;1358890521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6343 @ 0.00060658 = 3.8475 BTC [+] -155657;1358890523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00060783 = 2.8264 BTC [+] -155656;1358890972;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: You should file for a change of venue next time. #bitcoin-court! :-) -155655;1358890995;mircea_popescu;i think i'm done with experiments in the people range. -155654;1358891002;midnightmagic;volunteer judges, fire and brimstone, damnation! -155653;1358891010;mircea_popescu;i think the best way forward is if one of the lawschools does a summer project for this -155652;1358891039;mircea_popescu;it's just not practical to conscript people off the street for playing the legal scholar. -155651;1358891110;midnightmagic;Actually, that's exactly what happens with justices of the peace. -155650;1358891120;midnightmagic;6 month course, if that, and voila. -155649;1358891123;midnightmagic;You're a JP. -155648;1358891155;midnightmagic;Arbitration and Mediation, conflict resolution, are all handled by people who two warring parties trust. -155647;1358891161;midnightmagic;whom -155646;1358891186;mircea_popescu;this wasn't supposed to be neither arbitration nor mediation tho. -155645;1358891243;midnightmagic;It is less.. what legal authority could it have possibly exerted? -155644;1358891272;jcpham;blah blah blah -155643;1358891305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3357 @ 0.00060886 = 2.0439 BTC [+] -155642;1358891307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00060355 = 3.0178 BTC [-] -155641;1358891307;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic http://trilema.com/2012/gpg-contracts/ -155640;1358891308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3198 @ 0.00060354 = 1.9301 BTC [-] -155639;1358891391;midnightmagic;No, some of the assertions in there are wrong. -155638;1358891397;mircea_popescu;ya well. -155637;1358891420;midnightmagic;Aaaanyway, it's too bad you view it as a failure. -155636;1358891432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6345 @ 0.00060335 = 3.8283 BTC [-] -155635;1358891433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8655 @ 0.00061156 = 5.2931 BTC [+] -155634;1358891440;midnightmagic;But I'm curious to know why you negrated pigeons? -155633;1358891464;mircea_popescu;cuz i dun trust him. -155632;1358891480;midnightmagic;Why though? -155631;1358891517;mircea_popescu;well, to trust someone means to believe they act in a certain way. -155630;1358891543;mircea_popescu;i can currently make no prediction whatever. that means no trust. -155629;1358891579;jcpham;;;rated mircea_popescu -155628;1358891579;gribble;You rated user mircea_popescu on Thu Mar 29 06:56:09 2012, giving him a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: His beard is sexy.. -155627;1358891589;midnightmagic;Did you go into the "suit" believing people would decide to let you keep the overage? -155626;1358891591;jcpham;;;rate pigeons -155625;1358891591;gribble;(rate []) -- Enters a rating for in the amount of . Use optional field to enter any notes you have about this user. must be the user's GPG-registered username, Your previously existing rating, if any, will be overwritten. -155624;1358891594;jcpham;;;rated pigeons -155623;1358891595;gribble;You rated user pigeons on Wed Nov 16 14:06:33 2011, giving him a rating of 3, and supplied these additional notes: super cards. rock & roll. -155622;1358891603;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic what's the overage ? -155621;1358891609;jcpham;;;rated midnightmagic -155620;1358891611;gribble;You have not yet rated user midnightmagic -155619;1358891622;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Perhaps I am misunderstanding. Someone accidentally sent you too much bitcoin, right? -155618;1358891631;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: You told them to sue you for it in court? -155617;1358891633;jcpham;and then sent 10 more btc -155616;1358891639;jcpham;and then sent he correct amount -155615;1358891655;mircea_popescu;a. no. i specifically went into the suit as an alternative to the "i simply keep it" rule in force. -155614;1358891665;mircea_popescu;so no. if anything, i went into the suit so as NOT to have to keep it. -155613;1358891678;midnightmagic;Isn't that how the judges ruled? -155612;1358891681;mircea_popescu;nope. -155611;1358891687;midnightmagic;They ruled you keep it? -155610;1358891697;mircea_popescu;the judges ruled that anyone can take any ammount of money from mpex at any time at their option. -155609;1358891705;jcpham;we ruled he pay the fee -155608;1358891719;jcpham;if a rota member tries it and i'm nominated i'm going to take their funds -155607;1358891730;jcpham;and suggest they be replaced -155606;1358891742;mircea_popescu;jcpham how would you know ? -155605;1358891744;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is anon. -155604;1358891758;midnightmagic;Here's how I understand it. The judges get paid a fee. 3 x 3 BTC (for three judges.) Everything else ended up with its rightful owner, correct? -155603;1358891760;jcpham;maybe in this future case that doesn't exist -155602;1358891767;jcpham;but not in the case that just transpired -155601;1358891793;jcpham;also fuck you for still talking about this -155600;1358891798;jcpham;:) -155599;1358891805;mircea_popescu;im not even, midnightmagic is as usual late to the parties lol -155598;1358891827;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic there's 130 btc that was missent. this was returned. -155597;1358891830;jcpham;haha -155596;1358891837;mircea_popescu;there's 10 btc paid by the op and 10 btc paid by mpex. out of these 20, judges get 9, prevailing party gets 10. -155595;1358891849;dub;thats the way you designed it -155594;1358891853;midnightmagic;Nobody's really giving me a straight answer. Perhaps it only seems like I'm late because I have to wring the truth out of people. -155593;1358891872;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic what srsly ? what straight answer is missing ? -155592;1358891894;dub;midnightmagic: sounds like you had it right -155591;1358891904;jcpham;i provided good suggestion to avoid this edge-case -155590;1358891907;midnightmagic;"the judges ruled that anyone can take any ammount of money from mpex at any time at their option." <-- this is the same, logically, as A-> ? ->C. I'm just trying to find the progression. -155589;1358891909;jcpham;an edgecase of honest people -155588;1358891922;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic but have you read the description of the problem ? -155587;1358891932;mircea_popescu;specifically http://trilema.com/2013/rota-post-mortem/ ? -155586;1358891958;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I thought I had. And then to get confirmation I've been asking people, and nobody, yourself included, can tell me why you're so upset. -155585;1358891968;mircea_popescu;im not upset in the slightest. -155584;1358891970;dub;mircea_popescu: if you had stuck to your rule I'd side with you, but you changed your mind after making him use the rota -155583;1358891980;mircea_popescu;dub which rule ? -155582;1358891981;dub;or at least thats what it looks like -155581;1358891990;dub;the "I keep it" rule -155580;1358891994;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: The pigeons negrating wasn't the actions of a man who's upset? -155579;1358892002;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic nope. -155578;1358892020;midnightmagic;"pigeons killed my baby"? That isn't retaliatory? -155577;1358892041;mircea_popescu;well i guess it depends. dead babies are supposed to be funny. -155576;1358892054;midnightmagic;Usually funny dead babies are accompanied by a punchline. -155575;1358892062;mircea_popescu;myeah. -155574;1358892063;jcpham;or a blog post. -155573;1358892070;midnightmagic;Actually finding dead babies in a trash can? Not so much.. -155572;1358892077;mircea_popescu;hey, what can i tell you. -155571;1358892090;jcpham;i bet eskimobob is orgasming -155570;1358892091;mircea_popescu;people humor and universe humor don't always mesh -155569;1358892114;midnightmagic;It *sounds* as though you discovered a hole in the logic of the case, in that there's no real way to determine judge and party collusion. -155568;1358892125;dub;jcpham: without doubt he's been slojacking fro the last 24 hours -155567;1358892134;jcpham;herr -155566;1358892145;mircea_popescu;the problem is the judges (unwittingly, i am sure) indemnified the active party -155565;1358892154;mircea_popescu;this can never work, in practice. -155564;1358892160;pigeons;that's ridiculous, there is no whole, if mircea_popescu is afraid of losing court fees he can just credit the original deposit -155563;1358892165;pigeons;*hole -155562;1358892169;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Okay, okay. So what were you *hoping* for out of the case? That the judges wouldn't take their fees and all the money gets split evenly so nobody's out? -155561;1358892178;mircea_popescu;more generally, the rota can never work, in practice, because normal, honest, well meaning people have no way to reliably avoid falling in such tarpits. -155560;1358892197;dub;midnightmagic: I get that he was hoping to win and then benevolently refund the other guy -155559;1358892202;mircea_popescu;im not hoping for anything. teh case is resolved, it has shown the system to not be workable, that's what it is. -155558;1358892215;mircea_popescu;dub nah. -155557;1358892230;dub;mircea_popescu: why did you enter into arbitration during the case then? -155556;1358892231;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: What result *would* have made you say, "the system works" -155555;1358892238;mircea_popescu;dub i did no such thing ? -155554;1358892261;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic the thing suggested in my argument, ie, 92.x% award. person gets his 130, has to pay fee. -155553;1358892265;dub;mircea_popescu: sure you did, you asked him to prove that the txn was his by signing somethign with the key -155552;1358892269;pigeons;mircea_popescu: people aren't so much criticizing you as trying to understand your thinking -155551;1358892277;mircea_popescu;dub that's not in any way arbitration -155550;1358892285;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: The whole fee? Like the judges fee? -155549;1358892286;mircea_popescu;pigeons i don't feel particularly criticised. -155548;1358892289;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic yes. -155547;1358892292;mircea_popescu;the whole fee. -155546;1358892294;dub;mircea_popescu: well to onlookers such as myself thats exactly what it is -155545;1358892296;midnightmagic;Ohhhh... I see. -155544;1358892311;mircea_popescu;dub i do not know why. i was being stewardly, i guess. trying to help the person along, because otherwise -155543;1358892321;jcpham;i provided excellent suggestions on how to avoid this and i think mircea_popescu has sufficiently CYA'd for the next case of mistaken funds -155542;1358892325;mircea_popescu;if i just said "fiogure it out" i doubt he;d have ever found his way rthrough in time -155541;1358892328;jcpham;no there is just drama -155540;1358892338;midnightmagic;That's it?! -155539;1358892341;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic yes. -155538;1358892364;midnightmagic;... -155537;1358892367;mircea_popescu;ikr. -155536;1358892374;jcpham;i'm going to go kill myself now -155535;1358892375;mircea_popescu;dead fuckin babies everywhere. -155534;1358892380;dub;mircea_popescu: one of the key aspects of legality is intent, you actions inferred the intent to refund him -155533;1358892398;Bugpowder;I just assumed this was all an MP scheme to get the Rota off the ground and produce credibility that MP was not pulling the strings. -155532;1358892400;midnightmagic;Okay, then let me answer your earlier criticism: I am not late to the party after all. :-) Thank you. I'm just trying to understand. -155531;1358892402;mircea_popescu;dub there's no discussion of intent of deeds and acts made during trial. -155530;1358892404;dub;mircea_popescu: if you actually re-read teh comments with a neutral eye, it actually looks like the rota worked perfectly -155529;1358892407;pigeons;him spelling all that out made me feel why didn't he just go ahead and refund in the first place -155528;1358892454;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder not exactly a scheme, and not to that, no. it was more of a, let them drive see what they do. -155527;1358892457;pigeons;yeah i htink mircea_popescu is pretending to be upset to make people more likely to see oh the rota isnt biased to mpex, let's use it -155526;1358892470;dub;heh -155525;1358892477;midnightmagic;The rota still exists? -155524;1358892478;mircea_popescu;i will be extremely surprised if anyone actually uses it. -155523;1358892480;mircea_popescu;but who knows. -155522;1358892486;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic as much as it ever did. -155521;1358892489;pigeons;no one would ever have used it had you won -155520;1358892498;jcpham;i can only imagine how bad it'll be when an actual mistake is made -155519;1358892498;dub;^ -155518;1358892511;mircea_popescu;jcpham no, you can't. -155517;1358892529;jcpham;i wish your glass were half full on this -155516;1358892530;midnightmagic;alright, my curiosity is satisfied. Thanks mircea_popescu. I'm sorry I keep persisting beyond the point normal people would. -155515;1358892537;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic not really a crime. -155514;1358892562;midnightmagic;Well, it tends to cause problems.. -155513;1358892577;pigeons;you're not the only one confused midnightmagic -155512;1358892588;jcpham;i'm terribly confused -155511;1358892606;jcpham;but in a decisive way. -155510;1358892612;pigeons;yeah me too -155509;1358892634;jcpham;i rarely second guess myself -155508;1358892659;midnightmagic;It's too bad you're deciding to simply keep misspent bitcoins now, though. -155507;1358892664;pigeons;you second guess having the prevailing plantiff's fees returned? -155506;1358892676;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic cleanner. -155505;1358892685;jcpham;i second guess a normal decison that makes sense -155504;1358892692;jcpham;we should came up with some crazy ruling -155503;1358892696;jcpham;and kept all the coins -155502;1358892697;pigeons;yeah i agree -155501;1358892705;pigeons;and made it cost MP more -155500;1358892711;jcpham;i'd feel a lot better about that today -155499;1358892712;midnightmagic;Okay, lunchtime. :) brb soon as the sante fe rice my wife made is nuked! -155498;1358892741;dub;I too am excited about lunch -155497;1358892746;mircea_popescu;the old "is it better to have tried and failed or to not have tried at all" discussion huh. -155496;1358892752;dub;raw fish slain by my own hand -155495;1358892766;mircea_popescu;im excited about watching a film, so we reconvene once everyone's deexcited lol -155494;1358893265;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0088 = 0.88 BTC [-] -155493;1358893306;dub;ping pe41 -155492;1358893315;dub;cockhat -155491;1358893335;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 59 @ 0.0089 = 0.5251 BTC [+] -155490;1358893803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21839 @ 0.00061156 = 13.3559 BTC [+] -155489;1358893805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11606 @ 0.00061894 = 7.1834 BTC [+] -155488;1358893807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00061925 = 10.3415 BTC [+] -155487;1358893808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20567 @ 0.00061941 = 12.7394 BTC [+] -155486;1358893810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00062078 = 3.7247 BTC [+] -155485;1358893811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16488 @ 0.00062092 = 10.2377 BTC [+] -155484;1358893813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2550 @ 0.00517014 = 13.1839 BTC [-] -155483;1358893815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.0051843 = 2.3329 BTC [+] -155482;1358893923;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.548 = 10.96 BTC [-] -155481;1358893925;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.548 = 6.028 BTC [-] -155480;1358894078;midnightmagic;dub: But! Are you excited about... MY lunch? -155479;1358894342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.549999 = 3.85 BTC [+] -155478;1358894446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.0051843 = 2.3329 BTC [+] -155477;1358894448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00521997 = 8.091 BTC [+] -155476;1358894487;dub;typically there is pr0n in google images for santa fe rice -155475;1358894553;dub;looks pretty good though, the food that is -155474;1358894582;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.548 = 10.96 BTC [-] -155473;1358894582;dub;kinda like a beaner pilaf -155472;1358894735;jurov;so, beware the hole in mpex foyer everyone :D -155471;1358894766;dub;wat? -155470;1358894768;Bugpowder;"Altogether, Avalon’s first batch is expected to contribute a total of 18 TH/s to the Bitcoin network – about eighty percent of the network’s entire hash power at the time of Avalon’s shipping." -155469;1358894775;Bugpowder;80%? -155468;1358894782;jurov;dub, http://trilema.com/2013/rota-post-mortem/#comment-91531 -155467;1358894814;Diablo-D3;80? -155466;1358894816;Diablo-D3;the fuck? -155465;1358894817;Bugpowder;math is wrong? -155464;1358894822;Diablo-D3;we're at what, 25th atm? -155463;1358894857;Diablo-D3;goddamnit sipa -155462;1358894872;Diablo-D3;http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed.png -155461;1358894892;Diablo-D3;I have no clue where we are -155460;1358894904;Diablo-D3;but its at least 18 -155459;1358894927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13212 @ 0.00062092 = 8.2036 BTC [+] -155458;1358894974;Bugpowder;22 -155457;1358895123;Bugpowder;some real cat and mouse shit going on with the bid/asks right now -155456;1358895439;dub;jurov: thats fine imo, we're in the wild west, there is no low requiring fenced holes -155455;1358895446;dub;s/low/law -155454;1358895536;dub;jurov: if a shop wants to make it very dangerous to go in and buy something, while its at odds with having customers, I don't have a problem with it -155453;1358895729;dub;jurov: at any rate its good for coinbr! -155452;1358895764;jurov;i don't want to argue about it. just that i found the whole philosophy of placing pitfalls without a good reason just cause this is free country ... er.. lacking -155451;1358895799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5688 @ 0.00062267 = 3.5417 BTC [+] -155450;1358895801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15212 @ 0.00060309 = 9.1742 BTC [-] -155449;1358895858;dub;well theres certainly a questionable service paradigm there, if the aim is bringing in more business -155448;1358895878;dub;but thats not unexpected here -155447;1358895910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11815 @ 0.00062269 = 7.3571 BTC [+] -155446;1358895987;topace;!ticker h sdice -155445;1358895989;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.51000000 / 0.53911573 / 0.56000000 (114 shares, 61.45919280 BTC), 7D: 0.48000000 / 0.54273436 / 0.62000000 (547 shares, 296.87569270 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.46498635 / 0.62000000 (4053 shares, 1884.58969268 BTC) -155444;1358896030;jurov;and it isn't necessarily good for coinbr..next time some lunatic decides to call statjson 10x in second and mircea decides to add a fee to it -155443;1358896064;jurov;or otherwise drop a hammer -155442;1358896083;dub;yes but thats not a new problem -155441;1358896123;jurov;ofc. but such kind of "solutions" unnerves me. -155440;1358896139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6127 @ 0.00062913 = 3.8547 BTC [+] -155439;1358896139;dub;understandably -155438;1358896140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8395 @ 0.00062971 = 5.2864 BTC [+] -155437;1358896206;dub;I'm not even sure how to send an exact amount of bitcoins myself -155436;1358896218;dub;doesn't seem to be any way to reliably predict the fee -155435;1358896246;jurov;do you use a client that subtracts the fee from sent amount? O_o -155434;1358896267;jurov;i hope not -155433;1358896269;dub;I use bitcoind which I thing does that yes -155432;1358896274;dub;think* -155431;1358896278;jurov;no it doesn't -155430;1358896305;jurov;you do sendtoaddress
0.12345678 -155429;1358896317;jurov;and it does send it exactly -155428;1358896321;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.54999979 = 7.15 BTC [+] -155427;1358896322;jurov;plus fees -155426;1358896348;dub;righto, I am mistaken -155425;1358896364;dub;(sure I've hit this problem before but I don't have access to txn history at the moment -155424;1358896382;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.5499998 = 2.2 BTC [+] -155423;1358896442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.555 = 1.665 BTC [+] -155422;1358896454;jurov;and if you have less than 0.12345678 + fee in the wallet it disallows you to send anything -155421;1358896628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5285 @ 0.0006228 = 3.2915 BTC [-] -155420;1358896633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19307 @ 0.0006174 = 11.9201 BTC [-] -155419;1358896639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8575 @ 0.0006105 = 5.235 BTC [-] -155418;1358896680;dub;unsure where I got this misconception from, but I've been overpaying people to compensate for a while :) -155417;1358896712;jurov;lol -155416;1358896732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00521996 = 26.0998 BTC [-] -155415;1358896775;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 5 @ 0.6985 = 3.4925 BTC [-] -155414;1358896983;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.53 = 6.89 BTC [-] -155413;1358896984;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.53 = 3.71 BTC [-] -155412;1358897049;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.34 = 1.36 BTC [+] -155411;1358897208;Namworld;Anyone would be willing to lend some BTCTC assets? I'm looking into short selling -155410;1358897348;kakobrekla;are you trying to pull mp on someone else -155409;1358897366;kakobrekla;pull a mp i should say. -155408;1358897437;Namworld;define a mp? -155407;1358897702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9602 @ 0.00062015 = 5.9547 BTC [+] -155406;1358897863;Namworld;? -155405;1358897906;mircea_popescu;maek a lot of monyz ? -155404;1358897927;mircea_popescu;by the way, if anyone speaks any chinese : here's a draft of mpex faq http://mpex.co/faq_cn.html -155403;1358897937;mircea_popescu;i would much appreciate any input. -155402;1358897949;mircea_popescu;since i can't read that language. -155401;1358897981;Namworld;Well I'd probably offer better terms than you on contracts. -155400;1358898059;mircea_popescu;actually i imagine that'll become quite the lucrative market in the future. -155399;1358898074;mircea_popescu;prolly end up more or less standardized by practice etc. -155398;1358898303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.53000001 = 9.01 BTC [+] -155397;1358898327;Bugpowder;Is anyone else watching the MONSTER betting that has been going on all day on SDice? -155396;1358898389;Namworld;No -155395;1358898472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1855 @ 0.00062971 = 1.1681 BTC [+] -155394;1358898473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10524 @ 0.00062988 = 6.6289 BTC [+] -155393;1358898579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00521995 = 52.1995 BTC [-] -155392;1358898581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00521996 = 26.0998 BTC [+] -155391;1358898582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3550 @ 0.00523288 = 18.5767 BTC [+] -155390;1358898584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.005235 = 52.35 BTC [+] -155389;1358898604;Namworld;Oh, you wanted to sell your stocks, I get it now ; P -155388;1358898658;Bugpowder;no that was me buying -155387;1358898677;Bugpowder;http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=1000&min_bet=10&status=ALL -155386;1358898683;Bugpowder;;;ticker -155385;1358898683;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.30001, Best ask: 17.38900, Bid-ask spread: 0.08899, Last trade: 17.48000, 24 hour volume: 61713.28463152, 24 hour low: 16.51001, 24 hour high: 17.59000, 24 hour vwap: 17.10409 -155384;1358898756;Namworld;Eh, not sure. -155383;1358898769;Namworld;Seems like the earnings are still low for the month -155382;1358898775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11648 @ 0.00062015 = 7.2235 BTC [-] -155381;1358898777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18352 @ 0.0006195 = 11.3691 BTC [-] -155380;1358898890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7500 @ 0.00528204 = 39.6153 BTC [+] -155379;1358898892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3421 @ 0.00529131 = 18.1016 BTC [+] -155378;1358898917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2748 @ 0.0006195 = 1.7024 BTC [-] -155377;1358899114;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder how much ? -155376;1358899143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6479 @ 0.00529131 = 34.2824 BTC [+] -155375;1358899145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4300 @ 0.00529249 = 22.7577 BTC [+] -155374;1358899146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 141 @ 0.00534347 = 0.7534 BTC [+] -155373;1358899147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2080 @ 0.00534611 = 11.1199 BTC [+] -155372;1358899163;Namworld;Enough that there will be a ~500 BTC dividend this month, so far -155371;1358899168;mircea_popescu;http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=&limit=1000&min_bet=100&status=ALL much better link. 1/4 of the page is today. -155370;1358899178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8372 @ 0.00061258 = 5.1285 BTC [-] -155369;1358899184;Namworld;0.00005 per share -155368;1358899203;Namworld;1% for the month -155367;1358899206;Bugpowder;lol -155366;1358899213;mircea_popescu;buncha 1200 wins too -155365;1358899213;Namworld;Could still go up or down -155364;1358899217;Bugpowder;Since Dooglases update -155363;1358899225;Bugpowder;which was already sdice catching up -155362;1358899240;Bugpowder;I calculate 10,000BTC profit -155361;1358899244;Bugpowder;additional -155360;1358899247;mircea_popescu;for jan ?! -155359;1358899255;Bugpowder;for the last 5 hours -155358;1358899264;Bugpowder;err 3 hours -155357;1358899279;Bugpowder;31000 in -155356;1358899285;Bugpowder;21000 out s -155355;1358899309;mircea_popescu;o.o -155354;1358899309;Bugpowder;since block 217598 -155353;1358899332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 120 @ 0.00534611 = 0.6415 BTC [+] -155352;1358899334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 57 @ 0.00535581 = 0.3053 BTC [+] -155351;1358899334;Bugpowder;which puts us at 14,000 for the month -155350;1358899335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 634 @ 0.00538043 = 3.4112 BTC [+] -155349;1358899336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4940 @ 0.00579999 = 28.652 BTC [+] -155348;1358899352;Namworld;So 1400? 2.8% -155347;1358899357;Bugpowder;14000 -155346;1358899364;mircea_popescu;;;calc 14 / 0.00579999 -155345;1358899364;gribble;2413.79726517 -155344;1358899365;Namworld;I'm talking for MPEx -155343;1358899372;Namworld;which is 10% of shares -155342;1358899379;Bugpowder;yah -155341;1358899384;mircea_popescu;2.4. still pretty huge for a month -155340;1358899387;Namworld;We're closer to 6... more like 2.33% -155339;1358899388;Bugpowder;well -155338;1358899391;Bugpowder;dudeds -155337;1358899401;Bugpowder;the betting is ongoing -155336;1358899418;Bugpowder;Could be up another 10k in a few hours -155335;1358899423;Bugpowder;or back down. -155334;1358899424;mircea_popescu;if it keeps up sure -155333;1358899439;mircea_popescu;i suspekt sdice is spearheading azn bitcoin adoption -155332;1358899456;Namworld;azn? -155331;1358899460;mircea_popescu;asian -155330;1358899470;Namworld;ah -155329;1358899502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.53 = 5.3 BTC [-] -155328;1358899504;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.53 = 1.59 BTC [-] -155327;1358899505;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.52 = 3.64 BTC [-] -155326;1358899515;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -155325;1358899608;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3000 @ 0.0054 = 16.2 BTC [+] -155324;1358899706;Namworld;Well darn... I'd need someone to loan me some funds then... -155323;1358899713;midnightmagic;dub: What the heck porn are you talking about? I went to go look, but.. only saw food. And my safesearch is off..? -155322;1358899755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17950 @ 0.0006105 = 10.9585 BTC [-] -155321;1358899799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7330 @ 0.00061258 = 4.4902 BTC [+] -155320;1358899799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5120 @ 0.00061636 = 3.1558 BTC [+] -155319;1358899826;dub;midnightmagic: safesearch on, logged out, on a machine that has never searched for porn -155318;1358899881;midnightmagic;dub: Virus! -155317;1358899890;midnightmagic;Or at least link. -155316;1358899911;dub;midnightmagic: you know google 'bubbles' results based on a bunch of shit right? -155315;1358899929;dub;I guess either my coworkers or fellow countrymen in general are dirty bastards -155314;1358899968;midnightmagic;dub: Is any of it any good? -155313;1358900096;jcpham;IE17 dominates the competition: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/performance/bubbles/ -155312;1358900186;dub;hrm safesearch is off, wtf -155311;1358900202;dub;google doesnt support hyperlinks so.. -155310;1358900356;dub;its a set of tits in some kind of artsy soft focus carry on -155309;1358900388;dub;a few hits for some kind of rodent as well -155308;1358901207;dub; http://trilema.com/2013/rota-post-mortem/ - i wonder how this correlates to the 519.704 BTC I got randomly -155307;1358901216;dub;I'd say 1 to 1 -155306;1358901246;Namworld;? -155305;1358901300;dub;dude is retarded -155304;1358901399;Namworld;Is he stubbornly adhering to his rules & contracts? (regardless of legality) -155303;1358901429;dub;thebutterzone is retarded -155302;1358901450;Namworld;ah -155301;1358901474;Namworld;I should pay more attention. -155300;1358901481;dub;how the fuck can you draw any relationship between that post and randomly receiving btc yourself -155299;1358901525;Namworld;No idea. I haven't read that. -155298;1358901527;jcpham;what is he talking about -155297;1358901535;Namworld;I always have 0 credits -155296;1358901548;jcpham;i'm guessing he received 519.704 BTC from MPEX -155295;1358901560;jcpham;or he is trolling -155294;1358901641;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.34 = 3.4 BTC [+] -155293;1358901644;mod6;no no, i think he did actually just randomly receive the btc from somewhere. at least iirc from reading otc -155292;1358901660;mod6;but, whatever. -155291;1358901707;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC -155290;1358901731;Bugpowder;Satoshi Dice up another 1000 in the last 10 minutes -155289;1358901733;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.3799 = 1.1397 BTC [-] -155288;1358901745;Bugpowder;I think we are now at ~15,000 profit for the month -155287;1358901767;Namworld;If I mashup the recent talking, you're all suggesting I should hack satoshidice.com and replace betting addresses with some of my own and somehow "randomly receive BTC from somewhere"? -155286;1358901920;mod6;heheh -155285;1358901945;dub;only if you dig a big hole first -155284;1358901963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8211 @ 0.0006105 = 5.0128 BTC [-] -155283;1358902018;mod6;hah -155282;1358902023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00060764 = 5.7118 BTC [-] -155281;1358902089;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC -155280;1358902123;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.34 = 3.4 BTC [+] -155279;1358902297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00060731 = 9.8992 BTC [-] -155278;1358902315;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -155277;1358902317;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00507549 / 0.00525598 / 0.00579999 (109410 shares, 575.06 BTC), 7D: 0.00454703 / 0.00489723 / 0.00598999 (1391696 shares, 6,815.47 BTC), 30D: 0.00332178 / 0.0041661 / 0.00598999 (9555800 shares, 39,810.47 BTC) -155276;1358902340;Bugpowder;;;calc 1500/52559 -155275;1358902340;gribble;0.0285393557716 -155274;1358902610;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.38 = 1.9 BTC [+] -155273;1358902666;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P150T] 614 @ 0.00703848 = 4.3216 BTC [-] -155272;1358902667;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.01758122 = 17.5812 BTC [-] -155271;1358902724;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.35779533 = 357.7953 BTC [+] -155270;1358902737;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.29914036 = 299.1404 BTC [+] -155269;1358902799;markedathome;jcpham: thebutterzone got some btc sent to him around christmas/new years. at the same time other people in #bitcoin-otc were allegedly being given various sums from someone ranging up to about 200-300btc -155268;1358902814;jcpham;i see -155267;1358902819;jcpham;i was unaware of this -155266;1358902866;markedathome;he posted in bitcointalk but no one owned up to sending it, either on purpose or in error. How he then got to the rota, I haven't a clue. -155265;1358902892;jcpham;i think it was a joke -155264;1358903130;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.34 = 2.04 BTC [+] -155263;1358903240;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.38 = 3.8 BTC [+] -155262;1358903332;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -155261;1358903334;mod6;ahh markedathome -155260;1358903387;FabianB;mircea_popescu: seems like http://mpex.co/faq_cn.html's encoding is broken, doesn't work with in header stated utf-8, nor with any of the chinese -155259;1358903405;FabianB;mircea_popescu: it is utf-8 though if the copy&paste error is fixed -155258;1358903428;mircea_popescu;FabianB what error is that ? -155257;1358903465;mircea_popescu;o i think i see -155256;1358903469;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: -155255;1358903498;mircea_popescu;now ? -155254;1358903510;mircea_popescu;html tag wrongly delcared it as english -155253;1358903563;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -155252;1358903564;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00059541 / 0.00061157 / 0.00062988 (2609382 shares, 1,595.84 BTC), 7D: 0.00059541 / 0.00064102 / 0.00068 (11134418 shares, 7,137.43 BTC), 30D: 0.00059541 / 0.00064462 / 0.00068 (39225798 shares, 25,285.89 BTC) -155251;1358903565;thestringpuller;;;ticker -155250;1358903566;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.36002, Best ask: 17.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03998, Last trade: 17.36002, 24 hour volume: 59877.57089900, 24 hour low: 16.65000, 24 hour high: 17.59000, 24 hour vwap: 17.13945 -155249;1358903578;thestringpuller;so why the sudden price jump? -155248;1358903591;mircea_popescu;a dollar a day keeps recession at bay. -155247;1358903601;thestringpuller;i feel like this is an aftershock of the reward half -155246;1358903686;FabianB;mircea_popescu: nope, that's not the problem, there are some escape characters in the html tags -155245;1358903693;mircea_popescu;FabianB looking. -155244;1358903696;thestringpuller;wow bitcoin is in headlines no wonder: First up is the venerable SatoshiDice, which is the leading bitcoin gambling site in terms of amount wagered. Responsible for more than 50% of daily network volume on the Bitcoin blockchain, SatoshiDice reported first year earnings from wagering at an impressive .33,310. -155243;1358903706;FabianB;i found/replaced them with an editor, after that works fine here -155242;1358903715;mircea_popescu;which then ? -155241;1358903725;Bugpowder;And January earnings of 15,000 to date -155240;1358903726;Bugpowder;:) -155239;1358903734;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you saw forbes piece btw ? -155238;1358903745;Bugpowder;yah -155237;1358903748;Bugpowder;awesome -155236;1358903752;Bugpowder;congrats -155235;1358903778;thestringpuller;"To invest in the operator and bet on the house, SatoshiDice shares are traded on the MPEx bitcoin stock exchange under ticker symbol S.DICE (see August 19th, 2012 Prospectus). At the current exchange rate of $17.00 per BTC, SatoshiDice is a company valued at $8.9 million." -155234;1358903797;mircea_popescu;o i c -155233;1358903801;thestringpuller;mPex is no longer mainstreeeam. -155232;1358903893;thestringpuller;mPex is no longer underground it is now mainstream -155231;1358903898;thestringpuller;* -155230;1358903902;thestringpuller;how does that make you feel mircea_popescu ? -155229;1358903916;mircea_popescu;FabianB ok, was bad file encoding. check now ? -155228;1358903933;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller ummm... i dunno. -155227;1358903937;FabianB;mircea_popescu: jup, looks much better and readable now :) -155226;1358903940;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.38 = 1.52 BTC [+] -155225;1358903947;mircea_popescu;:) ty! can you actually read chinese ? -155224;1358904010;thestringpuller;Smoovious: ;;seen smickles -155223;1358904013;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.34 = 1.7 BTC [+] -155222;1358904014;thestringpuller;blah -155221;1358904019;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -155220;1358904019;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 7 hours, 17 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: what was the final precursor last time? a bunch of puts bought, calls sold? -155219;1358904024;FabianB;mircea_popescu: i know some chinese, but not enought to verify if it's a good translation -155218;1358904099;Namworld;15000 BTC earnings? Looking good. -155217;1358904161;Bugpowder;they have been killing it in the last few hours -155216;1358904163;mircea_popescu;crazy stuff -155215;1358904175;FabianB;mircea_popescu: but your new sentence is missing (the red one from yesterday) -155214;1358904179;Namworld;still betting? -155213;1358904196;mircea_popescu;FabianB o shit. ya, translator was at work on old version obviously >< -155212;1358904209;Namworld;I'll wait for the next report from dooglus -155211;1358904219;Bugpowder;not for the last 23 minutes -155210;1358904229;Bugpowder;the addressess still have over 10,000 left in them though -155209;1358904254;FabianB;mircea_popescu: shouldn't be a problem for him to add this one sentence -155208;1358904255;kakobrekla;pizza delivery boy -155207;1358904264;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol -155206;1358904264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39 @ 0.00060764 = 0.0237 BTC [+] -155205;1358904267;mircea_popescu;FabianB indeed. -155204;1358904292;Bugpowder;at least 16,000 left actually -155203;1358904298;mircea_popescu;so, anyone here fluent in russian ? german ? french ? -155202;1358904308;mircea_popescu;spanish ? -155201;1358904310;FabianB;mircea_popescu: looks like the translater offers chinese support for mpex in the faq -155200;1358904318;mircea_popescu;FabianB yeh -155199;1358904330;FabianB;mircea_popescu: i'm german -155198;1358904340;mircea_popescu;a ? wanna do a german faq ? -155197;1358904400;Bugpowder;elance.com -155196;1358904410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00541028 = 1.6231 BTC [-] -155195;1358904410;Bugpowder;cheep -155194;1358904447;mircea_popescu;i don't have an account. and besides, i'd prefer ppl from teh community -155193;1358904450;kakobrekla;the bad part about is keeping all the langs updated later on -155192;1358904459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 23 @ 0.00541028 = 0.1244 BTC [-] -155191;1358904467;dub;mircea_popescu: amir knows esperanto -155190;1358904468;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla im sort of hoping the faq is done. -155189;1358904485;mircea_popescu;dub willywonka-tellmemore.jpg -155188;1358904517;FabianB;i can try to find the time on weekend -155187;1358904563;mircea_popescu;FabianB don't feel pressured, it's purely an "if anyone wants to" thing -155186;1358904590;FabianB;i wouldn't want to offer support, like the chinese guy ;) -155185;1358904641;FabianB;(i don't even have an account, only using coinbr) -155184;1358904646;mircea_popescu;german isn't quite the unbridgeable cultural and linguistic gap like chinese is, so i don't imagine it'd make so much sense -155183;1358904657;Bugpowder;dub lol -155182;1358904659;error4733;Bugpowder : thanks for the SD sheet ! What a nice surprise today ! +8K -155181;1358904670;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C100T] 510 @ 0.41713552 = 212.7391 BTC [+] -155180;1358904676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00061105 = 10.0212 BTC [+] -155179;1358904685;mircea_popescu;heh whoever had those calls is a rich boy. -155178;1358904685;Bugpowder;yah -155177;1358904700;Bugpowder;I got a few -155176;1358904701;mircea_popescu;but anyway, it's funny, i think they translated "dear lord" as "dear king" -155175;1358904715;mircea_popescu;not that my chinese is worth the mention. -155174;1358904716;Bugpowder;hehehe -155173;1358904725;mircea_popescu;so it's -155172;1358904733;mircea_popescu;"dear king, what is this ?" "it is dog" -155171;1358904739;dub;ROR -155170;1358904762;FabianB;mircea_popescu: lol, did you run it through google translate backwards? -155169;1358904762;mircea_popescu;i'll end up with manga fanshit, whereby a dog asks a princess what this is a kingdog ?! -155168;1358904789;Bugpowder;seriously though... How does the dude that just lost $200,000 on Satoshi Dice today feel right now. -155167;1358904803;error4733;sick -155166;1358904808;mircea_popescu;大王 isnt that king ? -155165;1358904815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18380 @ 0.00061586 = 11.3195 BTC [+] -155164;1358904816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2852 @ 0.00061636 = 1.7579 BTC [+] -155163;1358904831;mod6;Bugpowder: but maybe he made 225,000 yesterday! -155162;1358904844;dub;Bugpowder: probably like a dude that hat $200k to lose, indiferent -155161;1358904848;mircea_popescu;mod6 i think we'd know about it -155160;1358904864;FabianB;mircea_popescu: right -155159;1358904864;mod6;fair enough -155158;1358904874;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: did smickles confirm the receipt of those shares? -155157;1358904881;Bugpowder;I didn't ask him -155156;1358904887;error4733;like my grand father say : day loss, eve gain -155155;1358904889;mircea_popescu;he didn't asdk him, he told him. -155154;1358904890;Bugpowder;mod6 he didn't -155153;1358904920;Bugpowder;dub, yeah prob gonna take it out on a hired lady. -155152;1358904924;Bugpowder;or something -155151;1358904946;mircea_popescu;maybe on a hired gentleboi -155150;1358904966;thestringpuller;it is dog? -155149;1358904969;thestringpuller;who is dog? -155148;1358904977;mod6;lol -155147;1358904979;mircea_popescu;this is. -155146;1358904985;mircea_popescu;yes ? -155145;1358904990;thestringpuller;http://i2.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/007/447/hello-yes-this-is-dog.png -155144;1358904995;thestringpuller;? ^ that? -155143;1358905008;mircea_popescu;hello yes that is dog. -155142;1358905046;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/search?q=day+loss,+eve+gain&complete=0 -155141;1358905054;mircea_popescu;my 1st is "The 60 Day Plan: How to Get Sexy by New Year's Eve ". -155140;1358905056;mircea_popescu;tru story. -155139;1358905074;error4733;google algo -155138;1358905090;Bugpowder;"Standings mechanics - EVElopedia - EVElopedia - EVE Online" -155137;1358905092;thestringpuller;my first is eve -155136;1358905093;error4733;with your previous -155135;1358905099;thestringpuller;Standings mechanics - EVElopedia - EVElopedia - EVE Online -155134;1358905104;thestringpuller;lol -155133;1358905105;Bugpowder;I am already sexy -155132;1358905105;mod6;anyway, yeah losses suck, but who's to say that's not his dip in his martingale chart -155131;1358905109;Bugpowder;don't need to search for it. -155130;1358905115;error4733;sorry for the bad translation, sound's better in french :( -155129;1358905123;Bugpowder;mod6 track the betting addresses. -155128;1358905153;mircea_popescu;error4733 say it in french ? -155127;1358905162;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/1EP4rM8hLZCRSWPNZDWJp9zdvmoWYkkgbQ -155126;1358905166;error4733;jour de perte, veille de gain -155125;1358905170;mircea_popescu;a -155124;1358905171;mod6;ahh. well, im not saying you're incorrect. -155123;1358905184;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1Di6ux3CQBNXCZLD76BsnYWDo6XnFGzQah -155122;1358905186;error4733;if you lose todat that mean you will win tmrw... -155121;1358905191;Bugpowder;n -155120;1358905192;Bugpowder;no -155119;1358905197;Bugpowder;it means you lost it -155118;1358905197;mircea_popescu;yeah, lose today, win in the morn. -155117;1358905213;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder hater! -155116;1358905233;Bugpowder;hey you might win tomorroe -155115;1358905237;Bugpowder;or lose another 10k -155114;1358905256;error4733;please do -155113;1358905271;mircea_popescu;anyway, im off. take care all -155112;1358905279;mod6;l8r -155111;1358905282;error4733;for every 10K i win 2btc :) -155110;1358905285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16550 @ 0.00061241 = 10.1354 BTC [-] -155109;1358923054;Namworld;BTCT.co has nice features -155108;1358923074;Chilca;but they don't have S.DICE -155107;1358923078;Namworld;MPEx has less features and a high fee, but functions more like a stock exchange, not a brokerage platform. -155106;1358923089;Namworld;The transactions are much more secure. -155105;1358923094;Namworld;All gpg signed. -155104;1358923108;Namworld;coinbr.com is a broker for MPEx -155103;1358923121;Namworld;You can trade S.DICE/S.MPOE on it -155102;1358923130;Namworld;but they charge a bit more fees -155101;1358923177;error4733;i'll pay the MPEx fees with the S.DICE div from jan -155100;1358923184;Namworld;Are you already on any platform at all? -155099;1358923242;Chilca;I'm on MPEX -155098;1358923266;Chilca;and really like it -155097;1358923295;pigeons;i'm glad we are more accesaible and this channel is getting more blind members -155096;1358923323;Bugpowder;12,100 BTC -155095;1358923327;Bugpowder;since doog -155094;1358923388;Namworld;I like the platform also -155093;1358923445;Namworld;The owner is a bit stubborn tho -155092;1358923481;Chilca;I see coinbr and they have a very nice UI. -155091;1358923497;Chilca;I'm sorry, coinbr doesn't have a nice UI. -155090;1358923514;Chilca;btct.co has a nice one -155089;1358923713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 64 @ 0.00526527 = 0.337 BTC [-] -155088;1358923757;Namworld;yeah. Different kind of stuff on it however. -155087;1358923774;Namworld;S.BVPS will be moving from MPEx to BTCT.co -155086;1358923784;Namworld;We're getting delisted from MPEx -155085;1358923816;Namworld;Previous owner of BitVPS did something not respecting the contract on MPEx (Selling his whole stake in BitVPS) -155084;1358923838;Chilca;Namworld: you are the owner of BitVPS? -155083;1358923873;Namworld;One of the co-owner. -155082;1358923878;Namworld;rg retired -155081;1358923903;Chilca;are you guys using openstack? -155080;1358924119;Namworld;no -155079;1358924187;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -155078;1358924188;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.10000, Best ask: 17.15000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 17.10000, 24 hour volume: 64871.93999072, 24 hour low: 16.65000, 24 hour high: 17.59000, 24 hour vwap: 17.20845 -155077;1358924193;mircea_popescu;what, still ?! -155076;1358924263;Bugpowder;they are trying to kill it -155075;1358924270;mircea_popescu;who's they and what's it -155074;1358924274;Bugpowder;getting close -155073;1358924301;Bugpowder;they = sellers; it = 17+ -155072;1358924306;mircea_popescu;a a -155071;1358924323;mircea_popescu;;;bids 17 -155070;1358924326;gribble;There are currently 3619.4082 bitcoins demanded at or over 17.0 USD, worth 61628.2957349 USD in total. -155069;1358924330;mircea_popescu;;;asks 18 -155068;1358924333;gribble;There are currently 20232.644 bitcoins offered at or under 18.0 USD, worth 355737.861722 USD in total. -155067;1358924354;mircea_popescu;;;bids 15 -155066;1358924357;gribble;There are currently 42445.625 bitcoins demanded at or over 15.0 USD, worth 684798.563041 USD in total. -155065;1358924361;mircea_popescu;;;asks 20 -155064;1358924364;gribble;There are currently 39413.116 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 726890.468085 USD in total. -155063;1358924376;mircea_popescu;they look like fail tho lol -155062;1358924430;Chilca;;;bids 16 -155061;1358924434;gribble;There are currently 27597.151 bitcoins demanded at or over 16.0 USD, worth 455044.787176 USD in total. -155060;1358924503;Bugpowder;oh my -155059;1358924585;Bugpowder;13000 profit -155058;1358924616;Bugpowder;still firing bets off at 4000 a shot -155057;1358924639;Bugpowder;every half hour -155056;1358924650;mircea_popescu;automatic like ? -155055;1358924662;Bugpowder;no -155054;1358924669;Bugpowder;random delay -155053;1358924680;mircea_popescu;it boggles. -155052;1358924685;Bugpowder;with them going out over the course of 2-3 minutes -155051;1358924691;Chilca;!help -155050;1358924693;assbot;List of commands: -155049;1358924693;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -155048;1358924703;mircea_popescu;Chilca you go like -155047;1358924706;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -155046;1358924708;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00507549 / 0.00525447 / 0.00579999 (110702 shares, 581.68 BTC), 7D: 0.00454703 / 0.00492216 / 0.00598999 (1282457 shares, 6,312.47 BTC), 30D: 0.00332178 / 0.00416702 / 0.00598999 (9563029 shares, 39,849.40 BTC) -155045;1358924716;Chilca;mircea_popescu: you know me!! -155044;1358924719;Chilca;thanks -155043;1358924743;mircea_popescu;i know everyone -155042;1358924747;mircea_popescu;+ all the girls. -155041;1358925048;Chilca;mircea_popescu: I love the girls too -155040;1358925073;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135891785869.jpg speaking of which -155039;1358926442;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138100.0 is that you Ukto ? -155038;1358926477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00061195 = 2.509 BTC [-] -155037;1358926581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18414 @ 0.00061195 = 11.2684 BTC [-] -155036;1358926583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9595 @ 0.00061584 = 5.909 BTC [+] -155035;1358926584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 991 @ 0.00061636 = 0.6108 BTC [+] -155034;1358926645;mircea_popescu;In 2012, our users cashed out a total of 28,986฿. -155033;1358926653;mircea_popescu;so bitzino made something like 300btc in 2012 ? -155032;1358927065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 636 @ 0.00513446 = 3.2655 BTC [-] -155031;1358927461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8423 @ 0.00060442 = 5.091 BTC [-] -155030;1358927561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00060309 = 5.1263 BTC [-] -155029;1358928169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4177 @ 0.00060424 = 2.5239 BTC [+] -155028;1358928170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00060843 = 4.4415 BTC [+] -155027;1358928172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1418 @ 0.00061636 = 0.874 BTC [+] -155026;1358928390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00527971 = 5.2797 BTC [+] -155025;1358929112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 921 @ 0.00524349 = 4.8293 BTC [-] -155024;1358929410;mircea_popescu;if anyone is looking for a job ---> http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-hiring-old-style-pr/ -155023;1358929537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00061954 = 4.058 BTC [+] -155022;1358929855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00061954 = 7.3106 BTC [+] -155021;1358929955;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.3684 = 2.9472 BTC [-] -155020;1358929957;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -155019;1358931535;Namworld;I would take it, but I hardly post enough... -155018;1358931587;dust-otc;I would do PR for asic companies -155017;1358931752;mircea_popescu;post ?! -155016;1358931758;mircea_popescu;there's no posting involved. -155015;1358931800;Namworld;I'm reading it now... I can see this -155014;1358931837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9058 @ 0.00061754 = 5.5937 BTC [-] -155013;1358931866;Namworld;by reading the link, I thought old style pr was something else. -155012;1358931878;Namworld;As in, more traditional. -155011;1358931909;mircea_popescu;well yeah. -155010;1358931917;mircea_popescu;that's what pr used to be, before sept 1991 -155009;1358931941;Namworld;As in, not wildly going around the forum like a rabid dog denigrating everything (regardless if deserved) and thus get visibility. -155008;1358931987;mircea_popescu;heh who does that. -155007;1358931999;Namworld;MPOE-PR? -155006;1358932036;Namworld;Most of her post seems to be witch-hunting some random schmucks taking on a project too large for them and shooting them down. -155005;1358932048;Namworld;Or criticizing people or stuff. -155004;1358932084;Namworld;Well I guess on the visibility level, that does attract a lot of eyeballs. -155003;1358932143;mircea_popescu;this != denigrating everything (regardless if deserved) -155002;1358932162;mircea_popescu;neither as far as denigration goes, nor as far as deserved goes. -155001;1358932194;Namworld;Not what everyone seems to believes -155000;1358932246;mircea_popescu;well, so give an example. -154999;1358932249;Namworld;She might often be right in her predictions. It's still shooting down stuff on assumptions. -154998;1358932258;mircea_popescu;even her recent crusade against bfl (who aren't poor schmucks) seems to have been on the spot -154997;1358932266;mircea_popescu;they didn't, in the end, deliver first. -154996;1358932271;Namworld;yeah -154995;1358932279;Namworld;But she can't always be right. -154994;1358932285;mircea_popescu;well nobody can -154993;1358932316;Namworld;Yeah. But denigrating can mean simply attacking the reputation of someone or belittling them. She does that alot. -154992;1358932349;Namworld;Especially for some "developers" not fit for making the service they offer and etc. -154991;1358932371;Namworld;But she seems to be a quick shot. -154990;1358932407;mircea_popescu;afaik truthfully denigrate is an oxymoron. -154989;1358932462;Namworld;Anyway, not what traditional PR account do. -154988;1358932499;Namworld;Those mostly answer questions, talk about the merits of the business and mostly doesn't care about whatever drama or stuff happening around them. -154987;1358932569;mircea_popescu;actually, what pr does is get press mentions. -154986;1358932579;mircea_popescu;the rest is fluff. -154985;1358932583;Namworld;Normally. -154984;1358932611;Namworld;I just didn't get that from just reading the words from the link. -154983;1358932630;Namworld;Going to be hard to get mentionned in major news outlets. -154982;1358932644;Namworld;But feasible along some other bitcoin news. -154981;1358932662;Namworld;They talked of BFL, they talked of SilkRoad, they talked of BitPay -154980;1358932668;Namworld;I don't see why not MPEx -154979;1358932756;Namworld;Anyway. Got to go back to updating stuff for BitVPS -154978;1358932758;Namworld;later -154977;1358932761;mircea_popescu;gl. -154976;1358932899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12450 @ 0.00061754 = 7.6884 BTC [-] -154975;1358933222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00061851 = 6.2779 BTC [+] -154974;1358933449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9183 @ 0.00061754 = 5.6709 BTC [-] -154973;1358933450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4467 @ 0.00061323 = 2.7393 BTC [-] -154972;1358934665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00061323 = 2.7595 BTC [-] -154971;1358934770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3133 @ 0.00061323 = 1.9212 BTC [-] -154970;1358934773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12617 @ 0.0006093 = 7.6875 BTC [-] -154969;1358935096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2312 @ 0.00061607 = 1.4244 BTC [+] -154968;1358935099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 307 @ 0.00061851 = 0.1899 BTC [+] -154967;1358935551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5033 @ 0.0006093 = 3.0666 BTC [-] -154966;1358935552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4367 @ 0.00060856 = 2.6576 BTC [-] -154965;1358935859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7543 @ 0.00061851 = 4.6654 BTC [+] -154964;1358935861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2830 @ 0.00061874 = 1.751 BTC [+] -154963;1358938231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25300 @ 0.00061855 = 15.6493 BTC [-] -154962;1358938233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00061034 = 0.1831 BTC [-] -154961;1358938786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15874 @ 0.00061034 = 9.6885 BTC [-] -154960;1358938788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14026 @ 0.00060856 = 8.5357 BTC [-] -154959;1358939457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7670 @ 0.00060856 = 4.6677 BTC [-] -154958;1358939458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7371 @ 0.00060823 = 4.4833 BTC [-] -154957;1358940503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 843 @ 0.00524349 = 4.4203 BTC [-] -154956;1358940506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00513129 = 1.5394 BTC [-] -154955;1358940508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1457 @ 0.0051312 = 7.4762 BTC [-] -154954;1358940769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2929 @ 0.00060823 = 1.7815 BTC [-] -154953;1358940775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00060684 = 3.1859 BTC [-] -154952;1358940967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22943 @ 0.00060474 = 13.8745 BTC [-] -154951;1358941241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3188 @ 0.00060309 = 1.9227 BTC [-] -154950;1358941243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13212 @ 0.00060288 = 7.9653 BTC [-] -154949;1358941325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00060288 = 12.4193 BTC [-] -154948;1358941992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3188 @ 0.00060288 = 1.922 BTC [-] -154947;1358941994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1912 @ 0.00060278 = 1.1525 BTC [-] -154946;1358942440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23708 @ 0.00060278 = 14.2907 BTC [-] -154945;1358942442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00060262 = 4.369 BTC [-] -154944;1358942442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16375 @ 0.00060224 = 9.8617 BTC [-] -154943;1358942445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22767 @ 0.00060224 = 13.7112 BTC [-] -154942;1358943058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11697 @ 0.00060474 = 7.0736 BTC [+] -154941;1358943259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10481 @ 0.00060474 = 6.3383 BTC [+] -154940;1358943260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12130 @ 0.00060902 = 7.3874 BTC [+] -154939;1358945491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00060057 = 5.1649 BTC [-] -154938;1358945939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00060648 = 9.1578 BTC [+] -154937;1358945940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00060902 = 3.6541 BTC [+] -154936;1358946218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00060902 = 6.6992 BTC [+] -154935;1358947292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1153 @ 0.00060057 = 0.6925 BTC [-] -154934;1358947294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00060042 = 10.027 BTC [-] -154933;1358947295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19147 @ 0.00059937 = 11.4761 BTC [-] -154932;1358947386;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.01310272 = 13.1027 BTC [-] -154931;1358948222;jurov;mornin -154930;1358948679;Namworld;hey jurov -154929;1358948695;Namworld;Just done fixing BitVPS billing... well most of it... still working on that -154928;1358948726;jurov;hey... so... you misbilled me or? -154927;1358948762;Namworld;No, but it concerns you and everyone -154926;1358948778;Namworld;Basically, there's no way to automatically update the price for everyone. -154925;1358948800;Namworld;and all price are based on fixed USD -154924;1358948818;Namworld;So we're switching everyone to USD pricing. -154923;1358948857;jurov;i herd they are moving to btct -154922;1358948859;Namworld;That way, everyone always pays the exact price based on MtGox -154921;1358948867;Namworld;Yes, we chose BTCT.co -154920;1358948900;jurov;heh, good luck with burnside. -154919;1358948937;Namworld;? -154918;1358948957;Namworld;thanks -154917;1358948967;jurov;i just have some own experience with him -154916;1358948979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2644 @ 0.00525465 = 13.8933 BTC [+] -154915;1358948981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3164 @ 0.00527971 = 16.705 BTC [+] -154914;1358948982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00532851 = 10.657 BTC [+] -154913;1358948984;mircea_popescu;"I work in fraud investigation and forensic accounting. People bring me crazy stories all the time. One such story was from a contractor who was hired to put in ventilation to a building for a bunch of servers. The owner later bragged about how he was stealing/counter fitting bitcoins and selling them. I have no idea how this all works but my advice is the same as Wulfar's, stay away from it" -154912;1358948988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00536067 = 4.8246 BTC [+] -154911;1358948990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0053929 = 1.6179 BTC [+] -154910;1358948991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6000 @ 0.00539293 = 32.3576 BTC [+] -154909;1358948992;mircea_popescu;people. srsly fucken retarded. -154908;1358948993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 377 @ 0.00541028 = 2.0397 BTC [+] -154907;1358948993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5060 @ 0.00579999 = 29.3479 BTC [+] -154906;1358948995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00579999 = 57.9999 BTC [+] -154905;1358948995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0058 = 58 BTC [+] -154904;1358948996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4900 @ 0.0059 = 28.91 BTC [+] -154903;1358948997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00595622 = 5.9562 BTC [+] -154902;1358948998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8651 @ 0.00599 = 51.8195 BTC [+] -154901;1358949017;mircea_popescu;(sauce http://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/topic/61424-bitcoin-mining-for-silvers/ _ -154900;1358949062;Namworld;jurov seems to indicate he has some bad experience with burnside -154899;1358949147;jurov;not really bad... just annoying stuff on teh forums, got called borderline scammer -154898;1358949194;jurov;without real reason, he did not even try coinbr afaik -154897;1358949212;Namworld;oh... -154896;1358949241;jurov;Ukto had it similar. So i avoid btct and ltccc -154895;1358949379;jurov;ic. some fleas think they are dogs -154894;1358949434;mircea_popescu;ok, that's a good line right there. -154893;1358949437;mircea_popescu;ima steal it. -154892;1358950212;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1117186#msg1117186 -154891;1358950219;mircea_popescu;im kinda sad nobody lent him stock to short at 32 -154890;1358950252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00059938 = 4.1957 BTC [+] -154889;1358950438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00059938 = 0.5994 BTC [+] -154888;1358950440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00059937 = 6.7729 BTC [-] -154887;1358950783;mircea_popescu;Re: customer deposts: I can't give you guys coins that I don't have, but I will likely be paying users out of pocket for this in a manner that is affordable. The way the site was set up before, apparently, advertisers were not allowed to withdrawal at all. I want to change things like this to allow that sort of functionality but I am not going to be able to do that especially if you guys try to all withdrawal at once -154886;1358950783;mircea_popescu;, it's just not going to be feasible, and if giantdragon still had the site, apparently, he wouldn't have paid advertiser balances out anyway. Advertisers would use their balances for advertising, and the publishers had the ability to be paid out. If a publisher has a balance and the amount requested for withdrawal is reasonable, I'll just pay it out of pocket, but it's not like I have a massive bitcoin balance to be -154885;1358950783;mircea_popescu;paying out of. I have a very little amount of bitcoin, and after buying coinurl the amount is laughable but if the total amount of publisher withdrawals is a few BTC a week or something then I can make that happen. Be reasonable, be patient, and this transition will be pretty seamless. -154884;1358950787;mircea_popescu;this is pretty great. -154883;1358951441;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller you gotta read this : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137084.msg1465225#msg1465225 -154882;1358951444;mircea_popescu;part after last quote -154881;1358951901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13020 @ 0.00060902 = 7.9294 BTC [+] -154880;1358951903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00061221 = 4.8977 BTC [+] -154879;1358951904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6380 @ 0.00061306 = 3.9113 BTC [+] -154878;1358952388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6732 @ 0.00061306 = 4.1271 BTC [+] -154877;1358952547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11644 @ 0.00060252 = 7.0157 BTC [-] -154876;1358952695;thestringpuller;nice, 100btc was too steep for me atm -154875;1358952785;Namworld;S.DICE going up up uo -154874;1358952819;Bugpowder;over 100k bet in the last 17 hours -154873;1358952848;Bugpowder;dice up about 10k for the month I think -154872;1358952848;Namworld;and still going? -154871;1358952848;Bugpowder;including the latest -154870;1358952877;Bugpowder;yeah the last burst of 4,000 bet was 8 minutes ago -154869;1358952883;Bugpowder;haven't included it yet actually :) -154868;1358952887;Namworld;freakin whales -154867;1358953014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4250 @ 0.00061306 = 2.6055 BTC [+] -154866;1358953044;Bugpowder;+9200 on >115,000 bet -154865;1358953057;Bugpowder;roughly -154864;1358953088;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -154863;1358953088;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0051312 / 0.00543782 / 0.00599 (145859 shares, 793.16 BTC), 7D: 0.00454703 / 0.00511 / 0.00599 (711971 shares, 3,638.17 BTC), 30D: 0.00343244 / 0.00417666 / 0.00599 (9620260 shares, 40,180.62 BTC) -154862;1358953116;Namworld;Good, good -154861;1358953131;Namworld;I'll keep updated with dooglus next update -154860;1358954222;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller was 50 in the end they say -154859;1358954399;Namworld;Actually... they lose 1.9%, of which a good part goes to shareholders... -154858;1358954430;Namworld;gains from what? -154857;1358954605;Namworld;But IPO is already finished... -154856;1358954624;Namworld;10 million shares sold, all that was issued on MPEx... -154855;1358954625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18056 @ 0.00060252 = 10.8791 BTC [-] -154854;1358954626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16185 @ 0.00059937 = 9.7008 BTC [-] -154853;1358954664;Namworld;Ok, he made a lot of money on the IPO. -154852;1358954671;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C140T] 620 @ 0.18660466 = 115.6949 BTC [+] -154851;1358954713;Namworld;I don't see why it would go on. Still people betting large sums -154850;1358954725;Namworld;Why would evoorhee be betting now? -154849;1358954730;Namworld;Earlier, maybe. -154848;1358954745;Namworld;Yeah, but 90% is not issued on MPEx -154847;1358954764;Namworld;Maybe... -154846;1358954772;Namworld;We'll see -154845;1358954792;Namworld;I wouldn't have IPOed -154844;1358954803;Namworld;Would have kept 100% of SatoshiDice -154843;1358954906;Namworld;Not 6 years earnings. -154842;1358954981;Namworld;Even if he sold at 0.004, that's only 40000 BTC for the 10 million shares. -154841;1358955053;Namworld;That's 2-3 year earnings if we keep getting 1000 BTC+ per month in dividends -154840;1358955072;mircea_popescu;Namworld that's a problem, really. pretty much nobody wants to list for that reason -154839;1358955078;mircea_popescu;(+ not having to deal with idiots) -154838;1358955083;Namworld;Assuming betting doesn't stop. -154837;1358955124;Namworld;I issued loan bonds. I pay 10.95% per year on BTC debt. People still loan me funds. -154836;1358955140;Namworld;Best deal an issuer can get. -154835;1358955145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28562 @ 0.00059937 = 17.1192 BTC [-] -154834;1358955148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 471 @ 0.00059928 = 0.2823 BTC [-] -154833;1358955148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11467 @ 0.00059858 = 6.8639 BTC [-] -154832;1358955181;Namworld;Yeah, I suppose. -154831;1358955204;Namworld;Still... I think it was a bad deal for evoorhees to IPO -154830;1358955254;Namworld;... find me one godlike stock which gains 100% in 2-3 years... -154829;1358955279;Namworld;He did not... but he lose longterm. -154828;1358955297;Namworld;Assuming all betting is real -154827;1358955310;Namworld;He'd get more long term just keeping 100% -154826;1358955325;mircea_popescu;http://investmentwatchblog.com/wtf-facebook-wants-a-photo-id-now/ kinda funnay -154825;1358955350;Namworld;If it does, than yeah -154824;1358955369;Namworld;I'd be surprised SatoshiDice would get closed/outranked. -154823;1358955435;kakobrekla;rofl http://youtu.be/e2HwRM9eBCs?t=34m28s -154822;1358955436;Namworld;Well I try to avoid such drama. -154821;1358955461;Namworld;Actually I don't even really try. My threads tend to be dramaless. -154820;1358955472;Namworld;They're almost ghost towns. -154819;1358955490;Namworld;It's almost just me posting updates every month or two -154818;1358955545;Namworld;Yeah -154817;1358955553;Namworld;Well 40000BTC is a neat cushion -154816;1358955608;Namworld;Well I didn't do it... and in that case, it financed rg's business actually, funds were needed. -154815;1358955626;Namworld;Plus I wouldn't have bought shares or known rg at all without the IPO. -154814;1358955650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 250 @ 0.001139 = 0.2848 BTC [+] -154813;1358955661;Namworld;Which means rg wouldn't have invited me to take over BitVPS with arij and phungus -154812;1358955687;Namworld;So I suppose I don't regret the IPO. -154811;1358955693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18393 @ 0.00061283 = 11.2718 BTC [+] -154810;1358955723;Namworld;Well for SatoshiDice, the coins were not needed. -154809;1358955739;Namworld;I'd have taken the risk and just get all for myself. -154808;1358955773;Namworld;If my business ends up earning nothing, well so be it... -154807;1358955856;Namworld;Either some shareholders lose, or I lose... -154806;1358955879;Namworld;I'd chose all the risks, all the rewards -154805;1358955910;Namworld;Ah, well anyway. -154804;1358955928;Namworld;I hope so. -154803;1358955931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00598998 = 2.995 BTC [-] -154802;1358955932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00598999 = 5.99 BTC [+] -154801;1358955933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00599 = 4.792 BTC [+] -154800;1358955939;Namworld;He already got a massive earning BTC business -154799;1358955981;Namworld;Well SD... -154798;1358956008;Namworld;So I'd have put the coins on some stock of fiat stock exchange. -154797;1358956054;Namworld;Get a little edge -154796;1358956077;Namworld;Anyway, 8:47 am... I need sleep. -154795;1358956108;Namworld;Was up all night working on BitVPS -154794;1358956301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 350 @ 0.001139 = 0.3987 BTC [+] -154793;1358956396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1833 @ 0.00059858 = 1.0972 BTC [-] -154792;1358956989;jurov;Namworld, if you ran sdice privately, how would you cover 2k loss like one in november? -154791;1358957015;jurov;you can get 2k just by issuing bonds? -154790;1358957028;jurov;or you'd have to lower the bet limit considerably -154789;1358957141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 549 @ 0.00599 = 3.2885 BTC [+] -154788;1358957142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00599355 = 10.7884 BTC [+] -154787;1358957222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13633 @ 0.00059657 = 8.133 BTC [-] -154786;1358957223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27800 @ 0.00059617 = 16.5735 BTC [-] -154785;1358957225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8785 @ 0.00059592 = 5.2352 BTC [-] -154784;1358957227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 300 @ 0.001139 = 0.3417 BTC [+] -154783;1358957700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00059673 = 5.5794 BTC [+] -154782;1358957965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20215 @ 0.00059592 = 12.0465 BTC [-] -154781;1358957967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8802 @ 0.00059485 = 5.2359 BTC [-] -154780;1358957967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 833 @ 0.00059445 = 0.4952 BTC [-] -154779;1358958713;thestringpuller;wow money is being taken out of mpex and placed into s.dice -154778;1358958717;thestringpuller;mpoe* -154777;1358959019;jurov;or s.bbet... and coinbr users match each other's orders, causing new bugs to pop up -154776;1358959064;jurov;doh, making my own exchange would be easier than this -154775;1358959084;thestringpuller;where is our api lol -154774;1358959130;thestringpuller;BBET is more profitable to run bets on as a business than investing in the stock -154773;1358959290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00059673 = 4.5351 BTC [+] -154772;1358959407;thestringpuller;I wish you could p2p sue someone. -154771;1358959594;thestringpuller;move le money! -154770;1358959824;pigeons;well you can use the rota but even if you pay the judges and neg rate them for ruling you should return someone else's funds you may still lose -154769;1358960552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2717 @ 0.00059673 = 1.6213 BTC [+] -154768;1358960701;jcpham;hello -154767;1358960737;jcpham;fuck all the nonsense -154766;1358960748;jcpham;the rota was used improperly for a moral judgement -154765;1358960761;jcpham;it's mircea_popescu discretion toreturn funds -154764;1358960780;jcpham;the blockchain predetermined it. he asked the rota to make a moral decision -154763;1358960826;jurov;jcpham, can't get over it? -154762;1358960838;jurov;lol i told mircea maybe first rota case will be about "mpoe-pr is public nuisance" cause it falls into its scope -154761;1358960845;jurov;was not so far from truth -154760;1358960850;jcpham;the choices were a) yes return the money b) no do not -154759;1358960858;jcpham;but what happened was door number three -154758;1358960870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00614098 = 15.3525 BTC [+] -154757;1358960873;jcpham;and behind door number three are 3 strangers making moral decisions -154756;1358960915;jcpham;let's be clear: the blockchain is in fact permanent imho -154755;1358960927;jcpham;it isn't decision to reverse blockchain transactions -154754;1358960961;jcpham;the person who....requested all of this.....either directly or indirectly....and their reaction -154753;1358960981;pigeons;twas directly -154752;1358960993;jcpham;indecision is the lack of action -154751;1358961017;pigeons;mircea_popescu directly told wences to use the rota instead of settling it -154750;1358961027;pigeons;EskimoBob_afk: correct -154749;1358961066;jcpham;i'm not upset. i just think it should be made the clear the rota shouldn't be deciding moral debates about customer service -154748;1358961134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2634 @ 0.00061283 = 1.6142 BTC [+] -154747;1358961136;pigeons;actually that was a common legal issue and it is ALWAYS resolved that no matter the afreement if you can fix a problem like that easily you are required -154746;1358961191;jcpham;EskimoBob_afk i think you may be a larger fanboi than me -154745;1358961199;jcpham;Boomshakalak -154744;1358961203;jcpham;;) -154743;1358961225;jcpham;i don't play well with others -154742;1358961757;imsaguy;EskimoBob_afk is clearly a liar. -154741;1358961815;imsaguy;Unless he now types using psychokinesis -154740;1358961848;jcpham;look it's an imsaguy -154739;1358962358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00061092 = 12.9515 BTC [-] -154738;1358962360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6855 @ 0.00060879 = 4.1733 BTC [-] -154737;1358962614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31700 @ 0.00060444 = 19.1607 BTC [-] -154736;1358962916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5049 @ 0.00060444 = 3.0518 BTC [-] -154735;1358962918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5323 @ 0.00061283 = 3.2621 BTC [+] -154734;1358962919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9428 @ 0.00061306 = 5.7799 BTC [+] -154733;1358963092;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0059 = 0.059 BTC [+] -154732;1358963693;Bugpowder;;;ticker -154731;1358963694;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.30000, Best ask: 17.30077, Bid-ask spread: 0.00077, Last trade: 17.30000, 24 hour volume: 54870.17966918, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 17.58890, 24 hour vwap: 17.21227 -154730;1358963695;Bugpowder;boom -154729;1358963705;Bugpowder;17.25 and 17.30 walls just got bot -154728;1358964029;topace;ill bot your walls -154727;1358964225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15309 @ 0.00060438 = 9.2525 BTC [-] -154726;1358964709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00060438 = 4.1702 BTC [-] -154725;1358965384;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -154724;1358965386;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.29900, Best ask: 17.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05099, Last trade: 17.29900, 24 hour volume: 54137.88100753, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 17.58890, 24 hour vwap: 17.21015 -154723;1358965748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 851 @ 0.00600303 = 5.1086 BTC [-] -154722;1358965749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 349 @ 0.00595519 = 2.0784 BTC [-] -154721;1358965761;thestringpuller;!ticke S.MPOE -154720;1358965764;thestringpuller;!ticker S.MPOE -154719;1358965765;assbot;Shit. You ain't even old enough to smoke. -154718;1358965770;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -154717;1358965771;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00059445 / 0.00060973 / 0.00062988 (2042391 shares, 1,245.32 BTC), 7D: 0.00059445 / 0.00063728 / 0.00068 (12240334 shares, 7,800.57 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00064382 / 0.00068 (39855484 shares, 25,659.87 BTC) -154716;1358965782;thestringpuller;neither are you assbot -154715;1358965804;mircea_popescu;assbot smokes teh cok since he was six months old. -154714;1358965885;thestringpuller;What's the guy who runs bitvps' name? -154713;1358965921;mircea_popescu;there's 3 now. namworld you mean ? -154712;1358966290;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 14 @ 0.0089 = 0.1246 BTC [+] -154711;1358966291;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 59 @ 0.0089 = 0.5251 BTC [+] -154710;1358966436;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 38 @ 0.009 = 0.342 BTC [+] -154709;1358966582;thestringpuller;;;later tell Namworld I need an emergency VPS, possible NS hosting/transfer -154708;1358966583;gribble;The operation succeeded. -154707;1358966733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00060433 = 2.8101 BTC [-] -154706;1358966825;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.30282548 = 302.8255 BTC [+] -154705;1358966827;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.36117336 = 361.1734 BTC [+] -154704;1358966833;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1000 @ 0.24447761 = 244.4776 BTC [+] -154703;1358967284;Korbman;;;ticker -154702;1358967285;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.40102, Best ask: 17.47277, Bid-ask spread: 0.07175, Last trade: 17.40102, 24 hour volume: 53901.83917218, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 17.58890, 24 hour vwap: 17.20956 -154701;1358967340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8791 @ 0.00060438 = 5.3131 BTC [+] -154700;1358967342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18350 @ 0.00060884 = 11.1722 BTC [+] -154699;1358967346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29600 @ 0.00061236 = 18.1259 BTC [+] -154698;1358967348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1160 @ 0.00061306 = 0.7111 BTC [+] -154697;1358967349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1699 @ 0.00061405 = 1.0433 BTC [+] -154696;1358967667;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.533 BTC [+] -154695;1358967759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00614 = 7.982 BTC [+] -154694;1358968683;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -154693;1358968683;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 1 hour, 14 minutes, and 54 seconds ago: what was the final precursor last time? a bunch of puts bought, calls sold? -154692;1358968690;Ukto;smickles: around? -154691;1358968698;thestringpuller;no -154690;1358968707;thestringpuller;bad internet -154689;1358968719;Ukto;btw -154688;1358968728;Ukto;did you really want me to play through to disc 2 on ff7? :/ -154687;1358968739;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 1000 @ 0.30241793 = 302.4179 BTC [-] -154686;1358968740;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C130T] 1000 @ 0.24403609 = 244.0361 BTC [-] -154685;1358968742;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 1000 @ 0.36079977 = 360.7998 BTC [-] -154684;1358968744;thestringpuller;no. just send it to me duuuh -154683;1358968753;thestringpuller;i pay btc mr. 2 copies -154682;1358968754;Ukto;I am seriously ocncerned about the scratces tho -154681;1358968780;Ukto;you want 2 copies? -154680;1358968790;thestringpuller;i have a disc 2 i only technically need disc 2 -154679;1358968798;Ukto;0,o -154678;1358968799;thestringpuller;err disc 1 -154677;1358968802;Ukto;oh -154676;1358968918;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/0Um67nJ.png -154675;1358968925;mircea_popescu;hm, this looks distinctly bullish -154674;1358968952;jcpham;it will be difficult to stop for sure -154673;1358968971;jcpham;if people keep sending coins to gox to sell, that is -154672;1358969001;mircea_popescu;seems therre's 3x as much fiat as coins -154671;1358969010;jcpham;yeah -154670;1358969026;jcpham;what would be even more interesting is if the asks got even shallower -154669;1358969046;jcpham;nad gox starts to dry up -154668;1358969056;mircea_popescu;it prolly will -154667;1358969064;mircea_popescu;what people don't realise is that btc is a lot like s.dice -154666;1358969065;jcpham;it seems close -154665;1358969071;mircea_popescu;fixed pool available, buy it out it's out. -154664;1358969095;jcpham;the bulls have taken over gox -154663;1358969098;jcpham;that is certain -154662;1358969099;thestringpuller;thats any stock... -154661;1358969148;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller anything wioth fixed supply. people think btc "is money" thus fully inflationary bs fiat. -154660;1358969151;mircea_popescu;it's not. -154659;1358969181;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: those people need to watch the introductory video -154658;1358969239;mircea_popescu;there's levels. on some intellectual level they get it -154657;1358969246;mircea_popescu;but on the gut level they still think "money" = fiat -154656;1358969256;thestringpuller;gold is like that in physical reality... -154655;1358969269;thestringpuller;gold is as old as the earth so it seems -154654;1358969281;mircea_popescu;well no, gold is much older than earth. -154653;1358969293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00061327 = 5.2435 BTC [-] -154652;1358969294;jcpham;i was going to make that point also -154651;1358969295;mircea_popescu;sun-level stars can synthesize at most iron -154650;1358969295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8177 @ 0.00061405 = 5.0211 BTC [+] -154649;1358969300;thestringpuller;lol -154648;1358969304;mircea_popescu;stuff like gold comes from supernovas -154647;1358969312;jcpham;gold is ancient as space and time itself almost -154646;1358969319;jcpham;in terms of human perseption -154645;1358969337;jcpham;perception -154644;1358969344;jcpham;my type is fail -154643;1358969344;mircea_popescu;ok jspham -154642;1358969346;thestringpuller;helium is more rare than gold but tghat isnt truly my point -154641;1358969357;thestringpuller;that* -154640;1358969357;mircea_popescu;helium is not more rare than gold. -154639;1358969367;thestringpuller;on earth -154638;1358969373;thestringpuller;;) -154637;1358969395;thestringpuller;^perception. you plan on mining the sun mp? -154636;1358969401;mircea_popescu;even so ?! 1 mol of gold is what, 200kgs -154635;1358969405;mircea_popescu;1 mol of helium is 22.4 liters. -154634;1358969412;mircea_popescu;prolly 1000:1 he:au -154633;1358969428;jcpham;yeah but we waste helium and talk funny -154632;1358969455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8796 @ 0.00060598 = 5.3302 BTC [-] -154631;1358969464;jcpham;i'd waste gold if it made me talk funny -154630;1358969476;thestringpuller;my point was that finite things always run ouy -154629;1358969478;thestringpuller;out* -154628;1358969483;kakobrekla;id does if you waste it for helium -154627;1358969488;kakobrekla;it -154626;1358969491;thestringpuller;lol -154625;1358969494;jcpham;haha -154624;1358969504;mircea_popescu;lol -154623;1358969512;thestringpuller;people will always be selling btc though -154622;1358969521;thestringpuller;pumps -154621;1358969746;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -154620;1358969747;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0051312 / 0.00548008 / 0.00614098 (153015 shares, 838.54 BTC), 7D: 0.00454708 / 0.00530983 / 0.00614098 (481678 shares, 2,557.63 BTC), 30D: 0.00343244 / 0.00417854 / 0.00614098 (9629909 shares, 40,238.99 BTC) -154619;1358969754;thestringpuller;;;ticker -154618;1358969755;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.31862, Best ask: 17.33000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01138, Last trade: 17.33000, 24 hour volume: 53588.45314260, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 17.58890, 24 hour vwap: 17.20807 -154617;1358969788;topace;!ticker h sdice -154616;1358969789;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.51000001 / 0.53671746 / 0.55500000 (177 shares, 94.99898964 BTC), 7D: 0.48000000 / 0.54341709 / 0.62000000 (637 shares, 346.15668934 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.46687217 / 0.62000000 (4172 shares, 1947.79068932 BTC) -154615;1358969831;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C170T -154614;1358969832;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / / ( shares, BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -154613;1358970488;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.53999999 = 4.86 BTC [+] -154612;1358970531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 108 @ 0.00602995 = 0.6512 BTC [-] -154611;1358970532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00602994 = 13.8689 BTC [-] -154610;1358970539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 851 @ 0.00595519 = 5.0679 BTC [-] -154609;1358970541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1741 @ 0.00592487 = 10.3152 BTC [-] -154608;1358970667;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [+] -154607;1358971689;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC -154606;1358971892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00061253 = 1.3476 BTC [+] -154605;1358971894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19450 @ 0.00061405 = 11.9433 BTC [+] -154604;1358972020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7004 @ 0.00060598 = 4.2443 BTC [-] -154603;1358972022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7392 @ 0.00060433 = 4.4672 BTC [-] -154602;1358972560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5058 @ 0.00060433 = 3.0567 BTC [-] -154601;1358972562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12349 @ 0.0006033 = 7.4502 BTC [-] -154600;1358972563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4743 @ 0.00060084 = 2.8498 BTC [-] -154599;1358973268;jurov;*reads scrollback* oh, there will be supply... when most scams decide to close and sell -154598;1358973345;jurov;or vice versa hehe -154597;1358973642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00060085 = 12.017 BTC [+] -154596;1358973643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 457 @ 0.00060084 = 0.2746 BTC [-] -154595;1358973645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2593 @ 0.00059517 = 1.5433 BTC [-] -154594;1358973667;Korbman;;;ticker m s.dice -154593;1358973667;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -154592;1358973678;Korbman;!ticker m s.dice -154591;1358973680;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0051312 / 0.00550902 / 0.00614098 (150853 shares, 831.05 BTC), 7D: 0.00454708 / 0.00533426 / 0.00614098 (471074 shares, 2,512.83 BTC), 30D: 0.00343244 / 0.00417947 / 0.00614098 (9634909 shares, 40,268.90 BTC) -154590;1358973688;mircea_popescu;jurov not that many scams left. -154589;1358973713;Korbman;;;ticker -154588;1358973713;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.33904, Best ask: 17.41799, Bid-ask spread: 0.07895, Last trade: 17.33904, 24 hour volume: 52619.42457762, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 17.58890, 24 hour vwap: 17.19969 -154587;1358973778;Bugpowder;Epic betting session -154586;1358973782;Bugpowder;still going -154585;1358973792;Bugpowder;now >150k in <24hrs -154584;1358973834;JWU_42;woah -154583;1358973849;JWU_42;maybe that has something to do with Gox -154582;1358973860;JWU_42;buying up BTC to bet on SD -154581;1358973862;JWU_42;;) -154580;1358973916;jurov;does anyone know how much all the asic companies raised? it's pirate-level or less? -154579;1358973948;error4733;3.48M$ -154578;1358973951;error4733;ish -154577;1358973958;jcpham;see i understand bit-pay as a payment processor that acts in fiat -154576;1358973960;jcpham;and keeps the btc -154575;1358973984;jcpham;after the BFL asic announcement, they were seeking buyers off the exchange -154574;1358974004;jcpham;if they have the financial fiat backing to process directly in fiat -154573;1358974008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15279 @ 0.00061064 = 9.33 BTC [+] -154572;1358974009;jcpham;and then simply hold the btc -154571;1358974026;jcpham;or sell it, or have fun with walls -154570;1358974045;jcpham;that makes bit-pay a goliath -154569;1358974089;mircea_popescu;jurov it's probably about there. -154568;1358974099;mircea_popescu;depends if you count btc or usd and how narrow you cap things -154567;1358974131;mircea_popescu;jcpham if they try to play the market uninsured they are doomed. -154566;1358974155;jcpham;its a risky proposition for sure -154565;1358974171;mircea_popescu;moreover, any random geek things two things of himself -154564;1358974182;mircea_popescu;that he can code a clone to X and that he can "play the market". -154563;1358974186;mircea_popescu;neither are in fact true. -154562;1358974210;jcpham;i just wonder who's in control of those coins and how they make it back to market -154561;1358974215;jcpham;and on what timescale -154560;1358974266;mircea_popescu;i like to imagine they just process and that way they'll live forever. -154559;1358974293;mircea_popescu;tho you have a point, a bfl-bitpay tandem collapse is certainly conceivable. -154558;1358974317;jcpham;they have taken in a lot of coins -154557;1358974329;jcpham;i can't imagine any entity with more to dispose of -154556;1358974347;Bugpowder_;;;bc,24hprc -154555;1358974348;gribble;17.17 -154554;1358974364;mircea_popescu;i think i know a couple. -154553;1358974376;jcpham;well of course you might -154552;1358974383;mircea_popescu;haha Bugpowder_ wins the price oddity jackpot -154551;1358974452;mircea_popescu;hm so that post pays off, i have like 3 ppl wantign the job already -154550;1358974487;Bugpowder_;how much do i win? -154549;1358974527;mircea_popescu;~0.00 -154548;1358974543;Bugpowder_;;;calc 0.00 * 17.17 -154547;1358974544;gribble;0 -154546;1358974547;Bugpowder_;:-( -154545;1358974550;mircea_popescu;small jackpot -154544;1358974589;Bugpowder_;GOOG -154543;1358974599;Bugpowder_;747.55 -154542;1358974601;Bugpowder_;! -154541;1358975309;mircea_popescu;dead cat jump :D\ -154540;1358976835;burnside;jurov, around? -154539;1358976845;jurov;yes -154538;1358976856;burnside;owe you an apology -154537;1358976866;jurov;O.O -154536;1358976887;burnside;didn't mean to come across like such a dick on your coinbr thread -154535;1358976913;jurov;it actually began elsewhere.. but okay, you're welcome -154534;1358976925;burnside;i'd just been attacked by mpoe-pr over security issues, and it came up that mpex if you lose your key you're f'd. -154533;1358976980;burnside;not so much lose actually, if someone else gets your key, you're f'd. -154532;1358977028;burnside;I realized that for you to trade live, you have to keep that key on the server. -154531;1358977066;burnside;and then I realized that there was a brokerage doing just that. -154530;1358977122;burnside;anyway, long story short, combination frustration with mpoe-pr and worried about another big btc compromise, I asked questions publicly that I should have asked privately. -154529;1358977146;jurov;actually it was fine... until that name calling :D -154528;1358977154;burnside;I'm convinced now that you've taken every precaution you can, and will eventually likely be using coinbr. -154527;1358977165;burnside;yup, thus, the apology. -154526;1358977178;jurov;accepted ;) -154525;1358977235;dub;thanks for the valuable insight bob -154524;1358977241;gigavps;lol -154523;1358977262;dub;bob has bitch tits -154522;1358977265;jurov;eskimo,seems you do it for free instead, and poorly... i rather like her professional job -154521;1358977282;jurov;you should hire someone -154520;1358977388;burnside;back to my day job. later all. -154519;1358977477;jcpham;what is old-school PR -154518;1358977644;dub;I think there is an awful lot that you do not understand -154517;1358977681;dub;your scope seems to be limited to smoking crack and making mud pies -154516;1358977701;dub;or art or whatever you call that -154515;1358977805;jurov;this is best old-school PR stunt ever: http://kccbigcountry.hubpages.com/hub/Crush--Texas-The-Train-Crash-of-1896 -154514;1358977979;jurov;Some of the debris came down among the spectators, killing three and injuring several more. Crush was immediately fired from the Katy railroad. In light of a lack of negative publicity, however, he was rehired the next day. -154513;1358977987;jurov;^ wikipedia says -154512;1358978608;Chilca_;;;bc,24hprc -154511;1358978609;gribble;17.16 -154510;1358978689;dub;Now the biggest risks have gone so please expect the enjoying of both short-term and long-term profits of us in the next years. And also thanks for your patience. -154509;1358978770;dub;;;bc,stats -154508;1358978772;gribble;Current Blocks: 217732 | Current Difficulty: 2968775.3320751 | Next Difficulty At Block: 219743 | Next Difficulty In: 2011 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 weeks, 3 days, 3 hours, 50 minutes, and 18 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 2145071.19164676 | Estimated Percent Change: -27.745586927 -154507;1358978805;jurov;there are people who abhor profits, and need to be told otherwise, you know -154506;1358978909;dub;my answer to that is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzlAvPZT2nA -154505;1358979039;dub;lol indeed -154504;1358979088;dub;I shill for mpex derp -154503;1358979159;topace;!ticker h sdice -154502;1358979168;topace;oooooo no assbot -154501;1358979177;kakobrekla;ah right right -154500;1358979194;kakobrekla;ill move it to another box i think -154499;1358979224;topace;what happeend to it ? -154498;1358979237;kakobrekla;i rebooted that vbox -154497;1358979241;topace;o -154496;1358979250;kakobrekla;no worries -154495;1358979260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.0006106 = 0.0611 BTC [-] -154494;1358979261;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.575 = 2.875 BTC [+] -154493;1358979262;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.589 = 2.945 BTC [+] -154492;1358979263;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 42 @ 0.0089 = 0.3738 BTC [-] -154491;1358979306;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 62 @ 0.009 = 0.558 BTC [+] -154490;1358979308;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 8 @ 0.009 = 0.072 BTC [+] -154489;1358979376;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136499.msg1473976#msg1473976 -154488;1358979480;dub;the old someone got into my account excuse eh -154487;1358979550;gigavps;dub, haha -154486;1358979705;mircea_popescu;heh. -154485;1358979718;mircea_popescu;what was all that bullshit with "old money" and "will deliver" and "your friend" etc -154484;1358979913;gigavps;hey EskimoBob_afk -154483;1358979926;gigavps;pretty sure they are on track to deliver -154482;1358979942;gigavps;finally -154481;1358980067;dub;have they performed the order selection clusterfuckover process yet? -154480;1358980132;gigavps;no clue -154479;1358980142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00060815 = 9.1223 BTC [-] -154478;1358980175;mircea_popescu;dub what do you figure they get sued for first, order selection or equity ? -154477;1358980185;mircea_popescu;(in case they actually deliver, i mean) -154476;1358980192;dub;good, I'll assume the lack of contact with return instructions doesn't (yet) mean my sub 100 order is worthless -154475;1358980247;dub;mircea_popescu: no clue -154474;1358980351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00061064 = 6.4728 BTC [+] -154473;1358980404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00595587 = 4.1691 BTC [+] -154472;1358980418;kakobrekla;is it gonna be before march or no? -154471;1358980568;gigavps;i sure as hell hope so -154470;1358980586;gigavps;but knowing BFL, they'll probably have another delay -154469;1358980718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00061064 = 4.6409 BTC [+] -154468;1358980834;dub;my only hope is that someone shoots inaba in the face -154467;1358980884;gigavps;harsh -154466;1358981212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 896 @ 0.00060815 = 0.5449 BTC [-] -154465;1358981214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11337 @ 0.00060757 = 6.888 BTC [-] -154464;1358981269;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla you got btc in the bet ? -154463;1358981281;kakobrekla;sure -154462;1358981285;mircea_popescu;haha -154461;1358981302;mircea_popescu;gigavps you hedging on http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ ? -154460;1358981337;kakobrekla;since its my proposition, its the only right thing to do - bet -154459;1358981382;gigavps;mircea_popescu, i'm balls deep -154458;1358981409;gigavps;not sure how you hedge balls deep -154457;1358981418;mircea_popescu;i imagined you may be the 500 on the no -154456;1358981428;gigavps;haha -154455;1358981432;mircea_popescu;or w/e, 300 -154454;1358981433;gigavps;nope -154453;1358981541;mircea_popescu;im curious how much of the yes are ppl who refunded / how much of no are ppl who stuck with their order -154452;1358981556;mircea_popescu;so hedging, as opposed to people just speculating with no skin in the game -154451;1358981708;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.551 = 6.061 BTC [-] -154450;1358981863;thestringpuller;using bitbet as insurance... -154449;1358981886;thestringpuller;hah, self organizing insurance. -154448;1358981906;mircea_popescu;should work. -154447;1358981965;kakobrekla;funny those morons on the forum still struggling to make the 20btc bfl bet after what a week -154446;1358982085;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135914.msg1474123#msg1474123 -154445;1358982086;kakobrekla;noted. -154444;1358982100;mircea_popescu;ya well. -154443;1358982222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2130 @ 0.00595587 = 12.686 BTC [+] -154442;1358983389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 247 @ 0.00060715 = 0.15 BTC [-] -154441;1358983391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6003 @ 0.00060835 = 3.6519 BTC [+] -154440;1358983405;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.34 = 1.7 BTC [+] -154439;1358983758;mircea_popescu;um. -154438;1358983767;mircea_popescu;avalon claims they're in the red on first batch ? -154437;1358983771;mircea_popescu;holy. -154436;1358983783;thestringpuller;leaky budget -154435;1358983785;thestringpuller;its okay -154434;1358983815;mircea_popescu;it;s not. no asics in the history of bitcoin mining will be worth as much as that 1st batch -154433;1358983823;mircea_popescu;if they can't turn a profit then, they can never turn a profit. -154432;1358983939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00060835 = 5.7489 BTC [+] -154431;1358984167;thestringpuller;i was being sarcastic like you -154430;1358984300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 170 @ 0.00595587 = 1.0125 BTC [+] -154429;1358984368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00600715 = 8.41 BTC [+] -154428;1358984392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8883 @ 0.00060835 = 5.404 BTC [+] -154427;1358984394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9320 @ 0.00061064 = 5.6912 BTC [+] -154426;1358984440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 94 @ 0.00611858 = 0.5751 BTC [+] -154425;1358984713;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 3 @ 0.009 = 0.027 BTC [+] -154424;1358984782;markedathome;mircea_popescu: did you ever post what that image was? -154423;1358984817;mircea_popescu;markedathome which one ? -154422;1358984859;markedathome;the one that you were going to pay 0,1334 btc for (and which the vertical was time) -154421;1358984863;mircea_popescu;and speaking of which, let me point out that you can't be a dirty old man without having seen http://trilema.com/2013/frauengefangnis/ -154420;1358984871;markedathome;i mean 0.1337 -154419;1358984876;mircea_popescu;markedathome a, no. nobody guessed, so i guess i might let the secret out -154418;1358984887;mircea_popescu;trackbacks on my blog. -154417;1358984920;markedathome;so what was the big space gap in the middle? -154416;1358984940;mircea_popescu;i leaked the wikileaks db a while back -154415;1358984953;Bugpowder;Now over 200,000 bet in the last 26 hours on S.DICE -154414;1358984954;mircea_popescu;(then the next day they published it too) -154413;1358984984;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder o.o is that like 1/3 of december ?! -154412;1358984991;Bugpowder;no -154411;1358984996;Bugpowder;its like 2/5ths -154410;1358985002;mircea_popescu;ffs. -154409;1358985006;mircea_popescu;i wonder what the upper bound of this is. -154408;1358985016;Bugpowder;when the whale breaks -154407;1358985023;Bugpowder;or comes down -154406;1358985032;Bugpowder;off the yayo -154405;1358985071;mircea_popescu;but i mean... 1mn a month ? 5 ? 20 ?! -154404;1358985073;mircea_popescu;over 20 ? -154403;1358985085;Bugpowder;well -154402;1358985093;Bugpowder;there was organic growth of miniwhales -154401;1358985095;Bugpowder;this month -154400;1358985113;Bugpowder;in between the massive binge at the start of the month and now -154399;1358985121;Bugpowder;so that is good. -154398;1358985131;mircea_popescu;yeah -154397;1358985142;Bugpowder;the question is what happens when this whale blows his whole wad -154396;1358985153;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -154395;1358985154;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.49501, Best ask: 17.49510, Bid-ask spread: 0.00009, Last trade: 17.49501, 24 hour volume: 49777.38979188, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 17.49501, 24 hour vwap: 17.19659 -154394;1358985156;Bugpowder;which I estimate currently to be 30,000 BTC in the addresses that have flashed -154393;1358985158;mircea_popescu;we see 19 ? -154392;1358985169;Bugpowder;hopefully by tomorrow :) -154391;1358985176;mircea_popescu;no i mean... when he blows his wad... -154390;1358985177;mircea_popescu;we see 19 -154389;1358985184;Bugpowder;19 whats? -154388;1358985187;mircea_popescu;dollahs -154387;1358985193;Bugpowder;heh -154386;1358985196;Bugpowder;yeah -154385;1358985207;Bugpowder;;;asks 19 -154384;1358985207;mircea_popescu;i wonder how much of the buy pressure is ppl wanting btc to sd -154383;1358985209;gribble;There are currently 20627.928 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 371592.589557 USD in total. -154382;1358985210;Namworld;Considering 1.9% loss average... you don't need too much to make a huge amount of bets -154381;1358985212;Bugpowder;;;asks 19.5 -154380;1358985214;gribble;There are currently 23352.431 bitcoins offered at or under 19.5 USD, worth 424184.625256 USD in total. -154379;1358985221;mircea_popescu;Namworld yes but if you make large ones -154378;1358985222;Bugpowder;;;asks 20 -154377;1358985224;gribble;There are currently 33143.873 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 618445.377545 USD in total. -154376;1358985225;mircea_popescu;variance can take a bite. -154375;1358985245;Bugpowder;yeah, variance will take a bite -154374;1358985255;Bugpowder;you can't come back once you blow the wad -154373;1358985261;Bugpowder;unless you buy more -154372;1358985262;Bugpowder;oh man -154371;1358985272;Bugpowder;if the addresses go to zero -154370;1358985272;jcpham;when i was younger i had this real flashy uncle -154369;1358985285;Bugpowder;and then a new set start betting with the same pattern -154368;1358985288;Bugpowder;:) -154367;1358985288;jcpham;he was always on the hustle -154366;1358985297;jcpham;real estate, wahetver -154365;1358985306;jcpham;this christmas i whispered bitcoin in his ear -154364;1358985312;jcpham;and told him to trust me -154363;1358985316;mircea_popescu;jcpham good move. -154362;1358985332;jcpham;i think it's my uncle -154361;1358985337;jcpham;he needs a new toupe -154360;1358985358;mircea_popescu;is his name by any chance bob ? -154359;1358985365;jcpham;it might be -154358;1358985368;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.91 BTC [-] -154357;1358985379;jcpham;i'm not real close with family -154356;1358985442;Bugpowder;This address busted out. -154355;1358985443;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1Di6ux3CQBNXCZLD76BsnYWDo6XnFGzQah -154354;1358985443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22850 @ 0.00060567 = 13.8396 BTC [-] -154353;1358985444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00060557 = 1.5139 BTC [-] -154352;1358985448;Namworld;For one whale for which variance takes a bit, another should win extra from variance, on average. So should even out. -154351;1358985475;Namworld;All will always tend to 1.9% loss per bet. -154350;1358985494;Bugpowder;That address that busted out, is actually at the top of the leaderboard -154349;1358985511;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder classic casino story. -154348;1358985535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.0060583 = 12.7224 BTC [-] -154347;1358985543;Namworld;With 100k BTC, I could make 5 million in bets... -154346;1358985580;Namworld;Assuming I don't have good/bad streaks -154345;1358985641;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx -154344;1358985883;Bugpowder;Oh yeah... I remember that guy -154343;1358985887;Bugpowder;wowo -154342;1358985894;Bugpowder;didn't realize he was up so much -154341;1358985901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20667 @ 0.00061064 = 12.6201 BTC [+] -154340;1358985903;Bugpowder;I wonder if this is all one person, or 2-3 people -154339;1358985938;Namworld;what the heck... satoshidice? -154338;1358985947;mircea_popescu;lol -154337;1358985967;mircea_popescu;it's the mpex public addy you sillies. -154336;1358985980;Bugpowder;Namworld check THIS out -154335;1358985981;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/tx/caaaeca897edf294267517475a545192687687f9778a80f885a5ed81f5056581 -154334;1358985986;Bugpowder;he sent you 40BTC -154333;1358985996;Namworld;yeah -154332;1358986012;Bugpowder;do you know who it is? -154331;1358986029;mircea_popescu;lol -154330;1358986040;Bugpowder;lol -154329;1358986043;Bugpowder;oh god -154328;1358986043;Namworld;lots of withdrawal lately. -154327;1358986045;Bugpowder;hehehe -154326;1358986046;mircea_popescu;haha -154325;1358986057;Namworld;I guess people want to sell for USD before it pops back down -154324;1358986057;Bugpowder;No wonder I recognized that -154323;1358986081;Namworld;and then buy more BTC back -154322;1358986096;mircea_popescu;Namworld yeah, i bet you buncha ppl are o wow, its 17, let's sell -154321;1358986096;Bugpowder;dude I would be pouring money into MPEX to buy puts if I though the price was going to drop -154320;1358986104;mircea_popescu;then when it's 25 they go o wow, let's buy back! -154319;1358986106;Bugpowder;way cheaper -154318;1358986107;mircea_popescu;then it goes to 19 again -154317;1358986133;Bugpowder;;;ticker -154316;1358986134;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.49850, Best ask: 17.49990, Bid-ask spread: 0.00140, Last trade: 17.49850, 24 hour volume: 49824.23889575, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 17.49990, 24 hour vwap: 17.19784 -154315;1358986139;Bugpowder;yeahhh -154314;1358986141;Bugpowder;comeon -154313;1358986144;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yup puts much more efficient way to benefit from dip, but... i doubt any dips soon -154312;1358986174;Bugpowder;can the bulls break thru in time to make my 160s profitable -154311;1358986239;mircea_popescu;o hey, closes tomorrow huh -154310;1358986319;Bugpowder;rotten AAPL -154309;1358986325;Bugpowder;closes on FRIDAY -154308;1358986329;Bugpowder;not THURSDAY -154307;1358986336;Bugpowder;right? -154306;1358986364;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1000 @ 0.01059014 = 10.5901 BTC [-] -154305;1358986365;Bugpowder;;;bc;24hrpc -154304;1358986366;gribble;Error: "bc;24hrpc" is not a valid command. -154303;1358986368;Bugpowder;ugh -154302;1358986369;mircea_popescu;well it's thursday here -154301;1358986386;Bugpowder;wow -154300;1358986391;Bugpowder;its like so far away -154299;1358986413;Bugpowder;NFLX -154298;1358986418;Bugpowder;whoa -154297;1358986428;Bugpowder;up 40% -154296;1358986483;mircea_popescu;how come ? -154295;1358986509;mircea_popescu;its not, just 100odd -154294;1358986515;mircea_popescu;was what, 90s last month -154293;1358986532;mircea_popescu;whoa fuck after hours. wtf ? -154292;1358986563;mircea_popescu;nflx posts surprise profit -154291;1358986591;Bugpowder;+13c vs. -13c expectation -154290;1358986606;Bugpowder;2.1m subscriber growth to 27m -154289;1358986611;Bugpowder;not bad -154288;1358986615;Bugpowder;for a quarter -154287;1358986629;mircea_popescu;dude, i wish to see the day when btc shares jump 34% over a .4% improvement of profit -154286;1358986694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00061064 = 0.977 BTC [+] -154285;1358986755;thestringpuller;AAPL plummets -154284;1358986773;thestringpuller;its been in near free fall since october -154283;1358986819;Bugpowder;It was obvious short as soon as maps fucked up -154282;1358986839;Bugpowder;that error makes people switch out of autobuy mode -154281;1358986845;Bugpowder;and consider samsung or other phones -154280;1358986860;pizzaman1337;but now google maps is back -154279;1358986863;Bugpowder;Doog has a special edition of the SD charts up -154278;1358986864;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1474248#msg1474248 -154277;1358986864;thestringpuller;what is the general borrowing rate these days for AAPL stock? -154276;1358986908;mircea_popescu;Final SD Profit: 41793.46029369 BTC (1.836%) -154275;1358986912;mircea_popescu;pretty heavy. -154274;1358987000;Bugpowder;thats cume -154273;1358987008;Bugpowder;485,000 BTC bet this month -154272;1358987033;mod6;yowza -154271;1358987050;Bugpowder;hopefully we will see some upwards movement in the stock price now -154270;1358987066;Bugpowder;that the pretty graphics are helping the slow bus riders -154269;1358987073;Bugpowder;short bus -154268;1358987111;Bugpowder;+8600 for the month -154267;1358987135;Bugpowder;;;calc 8600/.019 -154266;1358987135;gribble;452631.578947 -154265;1358987143;Bugpowder;slightly above EV -154264;1358987677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11878 @ 0.00061064 = 7.2532 BTC [+] -154263;1358987679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8424 @ 0.00061405 = 5.1728 BTC [+] -154262;1358987680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8008 @ 0.00061411 = 4.9178 BTC [+] -154261;1358987699;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C110T] 425 @ 0.36042575 = 153.1809 BTC [-] -154260;1358988129;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [-] -154259;1358988148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00609999 = 3.05 BTC [+] -154258;1359009381;Namworld;Sounds like it's time o beat June 2011 record... it's just a few thousand BTCs away. -154257;1359009384;Bugpowder;Heyyo -154256;1359009392;Bugpowder;;;ticker -154255;1359009393;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.15101, Best ask: 18.22999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07898, Last trade: 18.22999, 24 hour volume: 60278.80134135, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 18.29413, 24 hour vwap: 17.43627 -154254;1359009419;Bugpowder;Also S.DICE can't stop -154253;1359009426;Bugpowder;up 12500 -154252;1359009440;jcpham;insanity -154251;1359009472;Namworld;It seems so -154250;1359009497;Bugpowder;12.28 wall is half down now -154249;1359009514;Bugpowder;let's send clark moody another btctip -154248;1359009578;Namworld;lol... the wall gets eaten like nothing -154247;1359009588;Namworld;;;asks 40 -154246;1359009589;gribble;There are currently 47109.215 bitcoins offered at or under 40.0 USD, worth 1164362.98611 USD in total. -154245;1359009606;Namworld;Looking good, looking good -154244;1359009625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19876 @ 0.0006117 = 12.1581 BTC [+] -154243;1359009657;Namworld;mircea, crash that market -154242;1359009682;Namworld;or MPOE might have a poor month -154241;1359009721;mircea_popescu;lol -154240;1359009721;Namworld;;;asks 40 -154239;1359009723;gribble;There are currently 47109.215 bitcoins offered at or under 40.0 USD, worth 1164362.98611 USD in total. -154238;1359009723;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -154237;1359009724;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.15507, Best ask: 18.29412, Bid-ask spread: 0.13905, Last trade: 18.28501, 24 hour volume: 61945.37777144, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 18.29413, 24 hour vwap: 17.46963 -154236;1359009729;mircea_popescu;whoa 18 -154235;1359009735;jcpham;and away -154234;1359009738;Bugpowder;;;bids 18 -154233;1359009740;gribble;There are currently 3398.7406 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 61271.7364514 USD in total. -154232;1359009740;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -154231;1359009743;jcpham;we're off to the races -154230;1359009744;Bugpowder;;;asks 19 -154229;1359009746;gribble;There are currently 5220.8083 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 97652.0922263 USD in total. -154228;1359009752;mircea_popescu;bejeysus -154227;1359009754;Namworld;4k BTC just got eaten at 18.28 -154226;1359009761;jcpham;sustained 20 dollar weekend -154225;1359009763;Bugpowder;2.5k got eaten -154224;1359009763;jcpham;plus -154223;1359009767;Bugpowder;2k disappeared -154222;1359009771;Namworld;ah -154221;1359009776;Namworld;Either way... -154220;1359009778;mircea_popescu;yup, 20 looks like it. -154219;1359009811;Namworld;Seems like alot of activity on SD aaannnd lots of BTC being bought. -154218;1359009821;Namworld;At this rate SD will own 90% of all bitcoins -154217;1359009826;Bugpowder;lol -154216;1359009827;Bugpowder;nah -154215;1359009830;mircea_popescu;lol -154214;1359009838;Bugpowder;whales are not down THAT much -154213;1359009838;mircea_popescu;no see, the beaurty of it ? they distribute it back out -154212;1359009847;Namworld;It's an hyperbole but yeah -154211;1359009847;mircea_popescu;which is the other half of the mpex advantage. -154210;1359009857;mircea_popescu;on one hand, bettor knows sd can raise *any* sum to pay out. -154209;1359009874;mircea_popescu;on the other hand, btc it makes as profit is not retained but pumped back out, so it never chokes the market -154208;1359009876;Bugpowder;SO thin -154207;1359009885;Bugpowder;;;ask 18.9 -154206;1359009885;gribble;Error: "ask" is not a valid command. -154205;1359009888;Bugpowder;;;asks 18.9 -154204;1359009888;Namworld;;;asks 40 -154203;1359009890;gribble;There are currently 3361.8272 bitcoins offered at or under 18.9 USD, worth 62355.6748158 USD in total. -154202;1359009892;gribble;There are currently 45338.516 bitcoins offered at or under 40.0 USD, worth 1131983.60822 USD in total. -154201;1359009893;jcpham;wired uk re-ran the forbes article -154200;1359009898;jcpham;basically -154199;1359009900;mircea_popescu;jcpham coolness. -154198;1359009906;jcpham;today that is -154197;1359009911;Namworld;I'm watching the 40 USD/BTC mark -154196;1359009912;Bugpowder;asks is out of sync with clarkmoody -154195;1359009921;mircea_popescu;well, time to add more options i guess. -154194;1359009922;Bugpowder;and mtgoxlive -154193;1359009928;Bugpowder;yup -154192;1359009937;Bugpowder;I want some C300Ns -154191;1359009942;Namworld;beat the 33 USD/BTC record -154190;1359009954;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i was thinking move to 5-35 -154189;1359009959;Namworld;oh yeah... you'll need to open more option choices, mircea -154188;1359009961;Bugpowder;yeah -154187;1359009962;mircea_popescu;cause what's the point of like, c04 ? -154186;1359009969;jcpham;http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-01/23/bitcoin -154185;1359010012;jcpham;well i guess they got their info from ars -154184;1359010020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00059943 = 3.8963 BTC [-] -154183;1359010022;jcpham;bu it reads like the forbes article if you ask me -154182;1359010039;jcpham;they all regurgitate the same info -154181;1359010153;jcpham;the article presses the physical casinos -154180;1359010158;jcpham;in any case -154179;1359010223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1045 @ 0.00059943 = 0.6264 BTC [-] -154178;1359010225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5633 @ 0.00059897 = 3.374 BTC [-] -154177;1359010289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00558478 = 5.5848 BTC [-] -154176;1359010362;Namworld;;;asks 40 -154175;1359010364;gribble;There are currently 44530.428 bitcoins offered at or under 40.0 USD, worth 1117547.30645 USD in total. -154174;1359010378;Namworld;keeps going down a thousand or 2 every few minutes -154173;1359010386;Namworld;I'd like to see the record broken -154172;1359010398;Namworld;Would probably tumble down afterward -154171;1359010426;Bugpowder;QQQ is down 1.5% AH just due to the drop in APPL share value AH -154170;1359010433;Bugpowder;ONLY that -154169;1359010444;Bugpowder;AAPL is 15%. -154168;1359010466;jcpham;;;bids 13 -154167;1359010467;gribble;There are currently 84574.66 bitcoins demanded at or over 13.0 USD, worth 1333995.0604 USD in total. -154166;1359010472;jcpham;;;asks 99 -154165;1359010474;gribble;There are currently 48697.266 bitcoins offered at or under 99.0 USD, worth 1393283.24391 USD in total. -154164;1359010539;Bugpowder;Thought this might happen when half the 18.01 bidwall disappeared -154163;1359010540;Bugpowder;:) -154162;1359010542;Bugpowder;;;ticker -154161;1359010543;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.30001, Best ask: 18.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49999, Last trade: 18.80000, 24 hour volume: 64138.46494394, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 18.80000, 24 hour vwap: 17.51189 -154160;1359010548;Bugpowder;lol -154159;1359010550;Bugpowder;18.8 -154158;1359010564;mircea_popescu;whoa -154157;1359010566;mircea_popescu;.5 gap ?! -154156;1359010580;Bugpowder;;;ticker -154155;1359010584;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.30101, Best ask: 18.34768, Bid-ask spread: 0.04667, Last trade: 18.34768, 24 hour volume: 64163.91848394, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 18.80000, 24 hour vwap: 17.51222 -154154;1359010588;Bugpowder;trades are still going off on clarkmoody -154153;1359010596;mircea_popescu;Best bid: 18.30001, Best ask: 18.80000 -154152;1359010599;mircea_popescu;this is to be preserved. -154151;1359010604;Bugpowder;ding ding ding ding -154150;1359010609;Bugpowder;I love it with the sound on -154149;1359010631;Namworld;that's because all the asks have been eaten -154148;1359010634;Bugpowder;That was exactly HALF the bid wall at 18.01 -154147;1359010641;Bugpowder;there is still another half -154146;1359010642;Namworld;now it's getting a real buying frenzy -154145;1359010644;jcpham;it looks like the rocket -154144;1359010651;Namworld;Rollercoaster time -154143;1359010667;Namworld;I hope it stabilize at 20 -154142;1359010675;mircea_popescu;it might actually touch 50 -154141;1359010681;Namworld;eheheh -154140;1359010686;Bugpowder;20 is not a point of stability dude -154139;1359010693;mircea_popescu;basically wtf, i can't add option lines as fast as the market moves -154138;1359010695;Bugpowder;that is a bifurcation point -154137;1359010701;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder exactly -154136;1359010705;mircea_popescu;it decides : 50s or teens -154135;1359010705;Bugpowder;well.... you can add them tomorrow -154134;1359010710;jcpham;i thought it would slow down since it is getting late -154133;1359010710;Bugpowder;Yup -154132;1359010718;Bugpowder;its morning in JAPAN -154131;1359010721;jcpham;this must be a differnet hemisphere -154130;1359010724;mircea_popescu;its like 7am here. -154129;1359010733;Bugpowder;yeah its lunch in japan -154128;1359010742;Namworld;;;asks 19 -154127;1359010744;gribble;There are currently 2432.2725 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 46000.0249847 USD in total. -154126;1359010747;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -154125;1359010748;gribble;17.42 -154124;1359010749;Namworld;=/ -154123;1359010752;Bugpowder;come on -154122;1359010756;Bugpowder;17.42 -154121;1359010756;mircea_popescu;holy cow -154120;1359010770;mircea_popescu;50k usd to 19 ? -154119;1359010778;Namworld;It's just pure insanity... -154118;1359010782;mircea_popescu;ahahaha am i glad i NEVER sold any btc. ever. -154117;1359010784;Namworld;Going crazy -154116;1359010790;mircea_popescu;by now even ther 60 i bought at 15 each are clear. -154115;1359010798;Namworld;I just soldmy 20k S.DICE to buy calls... -154114;1359010813;Bugpowder;;;asks 18.9 -154113;1359010813;Namworld;My BitVPS investment is fixed -154112;1359010816;gribble;There are currently 612.68654 bitcoins offered at or under 18.9 USD, worth 11454.7319722 USD in total. -154111;1359010816;jcpham;all the coins are just being sucked up -154110;1359010823;mircea_popescu;dude jesus god -154109;1359010842;Namworld;Can't cash it out... otherwise I'd have purchased more calls... -154108;1359010882;Bugpowder;18.01 wall just disappeared -154107;1359010885;Bugpowder;brace yourself -154106;1359010888;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -154105;1359010889;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.53598, Best ask: 18.58998, Bid-ask spread: 0.05400, Last trade: 18.53598, 24 hour volume: 66488.29922688, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.56372 -154104;1359010895;Bugpowder;a green candle is coming -154103;1359010918;Namworld;It's going to be a bad month for MPOE if the frenzy doesn't stop soon. -154102;1359010928;mircea_popescu;the thing that's most worrisome is that the volume is appalingly low. -154101;1359010934;Namworld;yes -154100;1359010939;mircea_popescu;price movement like this w/o like 2-500k of btc traded ? -154099;1359010942;mircea_popescu;it's not over then. -154098;1359010946;Namworld;;;asks 25 -154097;1359010947;gribble;There are currently 26176.486 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 560171.712749 USD in total. -154096;1359010951;Namworld;;;asks 200 -154095;1359010952;mircea_popescu;;;asks 50 -154094;1359010953;gribble;There are currently 61802.524 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 3080707.99888 USD in total. -154093;1359010954;gribble;There are currently 41578.264 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 1093314.0675 USD in total. -154092;1359010961;mircea_popescu;it may get 50. -154091;1359010961;Namworld;There's like no asks -154090;1359010967;Namworld;Maybe -154089;1359010968;mircea_popescu;yeah cause nobody wants to sell. -154088;1359010974;mircea_popescu;basically the buyers were liek, o, no need to buy this. -154087;1359010980;Bugpowder;;;asks 19.5 -154086;1359010982;gribble;There are currently 3150.0805 bitcoins offered at or under 19.5 USD, worth 60569.8808214 USD in total. -154085;1359010982;mircea_popescu;sellers were like, fuck this with reward halving im not selling -154084;1359010995;mircea_popescu;and well... this actually reminds me of the chernobyl nuclear accident -154083;1359011000;Bugpowder;;;asks 50 -154082;1359011003;mircea_popescu;once the gas got eaten up it went critical. -154081;1359011003;gribble;There are currently 41578.264 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 1093314.0675 USD in total. -154080;1359011014;Bugpowder;;;asks 30 -154079;1359011015;gribble;There are currently 32352.721 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 739001.016505 USD in total. -154078;1359011039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11152 @ 0.00060096 = 6.7019 BTC [+] -154077;1359011265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3676 @ 0.00059897 = 2.2018 BTC [-] -154076;1359011313;Bugpowder;;;bids 18 -154075;1359011315;gribble;There are currently 3303.8523 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 60034.255995 USD in total. -154074;1359011363;mircea_popescu;ok, options 20-35 added -154073;1359011371;mircea_popescu;bot will be quoting on the next tick -154072;1359011384;mircea_popescu;if it fucks up i *may* stop trade and rollback, so fair warning -154071;1359011423;Namworld;As long as it's only past this moment... -154070;1359011434;mircea_popescu;hm ? -154069;1359011438;Namworld;You can roll that back all you want -154068;1359011455;mircea_popescu;a, strictly mpoe bot trades if it fucks up quoting. -154067;1359011470;mircea_popescu;i had it tested past few days on test system but you know how it is... -154066;1359011574;Bugpowder;S.DICE up 15,000 -154065;1359011574;Namworld;I mean I already bought options prior to you rolling 20-35 out -154064;1359011585;Bugpowder;quit yer bitchin -154063;1359011585;Namworld;and I'm out of cash -154062;1359011618;Namworld;So I hardly care about that 20-35 options being rolled back -154061;1359011642;Bugpowder;MPOE only has asks over 21 no bids -154060;1359011658;mircea_popescu;ok, bot is quoting fine. -154059;1359011670;mircea_popescu;operation complete. -154058;1359011681;mircea_popescu;here's to me hoping i won't be adding another 5000 db lines tomorrow lol -154057;1359011692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00558478 = 2.2339 BTC [-] -154056;1359011700;Bugpowder;short the P350Ns -154055;1359011702;Bugpowder;oh yeah -154054;1359011714;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yeah, it doesn't have itams. will get them after tomorrow. -154053;1359011849;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -154052;1359011850;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.51620, Best ask: 18.66893, Bid-ask spread: 0.15273, Last trade: 18.66894, 24 hour volume: 68145.34624156, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.59925 -154051;1359012026;Bugpowder;I think that 19 is a bad print -154050;1359012040;Bugpowder;clark moody always barfs about 340 users -154049;1359012045;Bugpowder;damn -154048;1359012059;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -154047;1359012060;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.70355, Best ask: 18.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09645, Last trade: 18.80000, 24 hour volume: 69541.42671625, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.62273 -154046;1359012071;mircea_popescu;i don't think it is -154045;1359012081;mircea_popescu;there was a run-up earlier -154044;1359012089;Bugpowder;it hit 18.80 -154043;1359012094;Bugpowder;and stopped -154042;1359012099;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/chart.png?width=940&m=mtgoxUSD&SubmitButton=Draw&r=2&i=&c=0&s=&e=&Prev=&Next=&t=S&b=&a1=&m1=10&a2=&m2=25&x=0&i1=&i2=&i3=&i4=&v=1&cv=0&ps=0&l=0&p=0& -154041;1359012100;Bugpowder;;asks 19 -154040;1359012102;mircea_popescu;charts has it too -154039;1359012112;Bugpowder;I was watching -154038;1359012113;mircea_popescu;i think it was like that one time sdice sold for 18 -154037;1359012118;Bugpowder;that trade never happened -154036;1359012126;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder maybe the feed isn't all that good. -154035;1359012137;Bugpowder;the candle formed -154034;1359012145;Bugpowder;and then the top got added later -154033;1359012158;Bugpowder;yah -154032;1359012160;Bugpowder;who knows -154031;1359012169;Bugpowder;but all the asks would ahve been cleaned out to 19 -154030;1359012175;mircea_popescu;i would strongly suspect the feeds are shit actually. -154029;1359012179;Bugpowder;and they were only cleand to 18.80 -154028;1359012181;mircea_popescu;since nobody involved even knows what a feed is. -154027;1359012197;Bugpowder;I can't tell what is happening without the dings -154026;1359012216;mircea_popescu;funny how disorienting numbers alone can be, innit.\ -154025;1359012244;Namworld;Us this: http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -154024;1359012254;Namworld;more accurate, refreshes often -154023;1359012276;Namworld;The askwall at 20 is under 20k BTC now -154022;1359012288;Namworld;Getting eaten -154021;1359012303;Bugpowder;or removed -154020;1359012305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00059897 = 8.0861 BTC [-] -154019;1359012308;Bugpowder;funny how that workds -154018;1359012324;mircea_popescu;lol -154017;1359012326;Bugpowder;hey.... that order I placed 6 months ago to sell at 20 -154016;1359012339;Bugpowder;now that we are getting close, I'm gonna raise the price. -154015;1359012358;Bugpowder;oo -154014;1359012361;Bugpowder;I was wrong -154013;1359012370;Bugpowder;asks are clear to 19 -154012;1359012387;Bugpowder;big runs of <1BTC -154011;1359012438;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.06560548 = 65.6055 BTC [+] -154010;1359012460;Namworld;people buying calls =/ -154009;1359012463;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.05290351 = 52.9035 BTC [+] -154008;1359012476;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1000 @ 0.05290351 = 52.9035 BTC [+] -154007;1359012482;Namworld;Not sure I'd have bought those C190T... -154006;1359012483;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1000 @ 0.05290351 = 52.9035 BTC [+] -154005;1359012488;Namworld;or C200T... -154004;1359012493;Bugpowder;idiots -154003;1359012499;mircea_popescu;hum -154002;1359012501;Bugpowder;fucking idiots -154001;1359012504;mircea_popescu;seems like a gamble -154000;1359012504;Namworld;buy the C170T! -153999;1359012508;Bugpowder;dude -153998;1359012512;Namworld;They're the best priced! -153997;1359012516;Bugpowder;you pay the same -153996;1359012525;Bugpowder;for 18-20 -153995;1359012531;Namworld;Who bought those? -153994;1359012534;Bugpowder;did you really need it NOW -153993;1359012539;Bugpowder;rather than in 5 minutes -153992;1359012550;Bugpowder;the 160s are the best priced actually -153991;1359012551;mircea_popescu;yeah good point. -153990;1359012560;Namworld;I bought 1800 C170T earlier... -153989;1359012576;Namworld;Instead of C160, they were better priced but I'd have gotten less -153988;1359012580;Bugpowder;I bot 1000 C160 last thursday on the first candle -153987;1359012586;Bugpowder;then 1400 more -153986;1359012595;Bugpowder;also short 400 P200s -153985;1359012605;Namworld;good call -153984;1359012606;Bugpowder;and some C140s -153983;1359012615;mircea_popescu;that doesn't sound too bad. -153982;1359012616;Bugpowder;short (like 100 contracts) -153981;1359012623;Bugpowder;well -153980;1359012625;mircea_popescu;wait short c140 ?! -153979;1359012634;Bugpowder;from early in the month -153978;1359012641;Namworld;eh -153977;1359012645;Bugpowder;I bot the 160s to hedge -153976;1359012648;Bugpowder;overhedged -153975;1359012657;Bugpowder;over over hedged -153974;1359012660;Bugpowder;speculated -153973;1359012667;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.07060548 = 70.6055 BTC [+] -153972;1359012668;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153971;1359012673;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153970;1359012675;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153969;1359012679;Bugpowder;fucking tard -153968;1359012690;Bugpowder;I should short some 200s -153967;1359012707;mircea_popescu;lol taking EVERYTHING -153966;1359012716;Bugpowder;Maybe he wants 50,000 contracts -153965;1359012721;Bugpowder;then it might make sense -153964;1359012723;mircea_popescu;quite possible. -153963;1359012728;Namworld;If the guy has lots of BTC -153962;1359012728;Bugpowder;but will probably end in tears -153961;1359012746;mircea_popescu;Namworld well if you look at it, the whole set is 200 btc. liek a sdice bet -153960;1359012754;Namworld;What if he also wants to buy lots of BTC with cash? -153959;1359012777;Bugpowder;ask wall down -153958;1359012783;Bugpowder;buy coming? -153957;1359012789;Namworld;lol... -153956;1359012797;Bugpowder;love it -153955;1359012823;Bugpowder;some HFT shit going on right now -153954;1359012885;Bugpowder;All this AND S.DICE is now up 15k. -153953;1359012890;Bugpowder;I fucking love today -153952;1359012905;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.87869415 = 878.6942 BTC -153951;1359012907;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.93571518 = 935.7152 BTC -153950;1359012912;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.99273622 = 992.7362 BTC -153949;1359012914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2698 @ 0.00060096 = 1.6214 BTC [+] -153948;1359012914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11802 @ 0.00060395 = 7.1278 BTC [+] -153947;1359012916;mircea_popescu;oookay... -153946;1359012917;Bugpowder;oh -153945;1359012922;Bugpowder;now THATS what I'm talking about -153944;1359012931;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 5 @ 0.05560548 = 0.278 BTC [+] -153943;1359012937;Bugpowder;wish I could afford it -153942;1359012964;Bugpowder;MPBOR gonna have a high % this month -153941;1359012967;mircea_popescu;lol from 2 to 12k btc exposure in 5 minutes. -153940;1359013029;Namworld;Was that someone buying puts? -153939;1359013042;mircea_popescu;looks like selling. -153938;1359013051;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153937;1359013051;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.52651, Best ask: 18.66998, Bid-ask spread: 0.14347, Last trade: 18.68888, 24 hour volume: 68734.46498675, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.65469 -153936;1359013088;Namworld;hmm, selling -153935;1359013148;Namworld;If it goes down back even 2-3 BTC, that seller will bite his fingers -153934;1359013159;mircea_popescu;yeah its pretty risky -153933;1359013167;mircea_popescu;then again, it could go up too. -153932;1359013193;Namworld;Mine is too. If average price doesn't go and stay at 18 or over, I lose some or all my 100 BTC -153931;1359013200;Namworld;althought that's not too much -153930;1359013202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 88 @ 0.00575 = 0.506 BTC [+] -153929;1359013204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1362 @ 0.00576956 = 7.8581 BTC [+] -153928;1359013233;mircea_popescu;i guess it all depends if one major holder decides to take 18 and exit -153927;1359013234;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.07060548 = 70.6055 BTC [+] -153926;1359013235;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153925;1359013241;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153924;1359013242;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153923;1359013253;mircea_popescu;sorta like staring game -153922;1359013264;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.87549036 = 875.4904 BTC [-] -153921;1359013266;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.93241431 = 932.4143 BTC [-] -153920;1359013267;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.98933826 = 989.3383 BTC [-] -153919;1359013291;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 5 @ 0.05560548 = 0.278 BTC [+] -153918;1359013348;mircea_popescu;this is certainly going to be record option volume month -153917;1359013379;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153916;1359013379;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.53259, Best ask: 18.65989, Bid-ask spread: 0.12730, Last trade: 18.53258, 24 hour volume: 71118.31556065, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.68502 -153915;1359013388;jcpham;boosh -153914;1359013394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00060395 = 6.7038 BTC [+] -153913;1359013454;mircea_popescu;hm is it stabilizing at 18.5 ? -153912;1359013468;jcpham;looks like it -153911;1359013477;mircea_popescu;not a bad price after all. -153910;1359013488;jcpham;sortof ridiculous to predict -153909;1359013499;jcpham;nota bad days work -153908;1359013500;mircea_popescu;watch it flashcrash lol -153907;1359013507;jcpham;doh -153906;1359013539;mircea_popescu;truth is tho, there's an asymmetry at work. if price goes up it's much easier to add btc to exchangesd to quench it -153905;1359013548;mircea_popescu;than if it goes down and you have to send wires and wait for a week -153904;1359013603;Bugpowder;yah -153903;1359013613;mircea_popescu;so upswings more likely to be accurate than downswings -153902;1359013615;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153901;1359013616;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.53261, Best ask: 18.55000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01739, Last trade: 18.59997, 24 hour volume: 71460.90656065, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.69050 -153900;1359013619;Bugpowder;takes a week now with wires? -153899;1359013630;Bugpowder;I usually got mine next day with gox -153898;1359013633;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i dunno i never did it myself. sorta guessing -153897;1359013644;mircea_popescu;ever tried one the other way around btw? -153896;1359013646;Bugpowder;ACH was slow -153895;1359013659;Bugpowder;I was never able to withdraw successfully -153894;1359013662;mircea_popescu;heh -153893;1359013664;dust-otc;wires take ~3 days international -153892;1359013667;Bugpowder;also I couldn't deposit either -153891;1359013676;Bugpowder;from BoFA -153890;1359013685;Bugpowder;they wouldn't wire the money to that account -153889;1359013686;mircea_popescu;dust-otc ya but that's in case ppl are half competent -153888;1359013691;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder lol haters. -153887;1359013704;Bugpowder;Tangible was way better anyway -153886;1359013722;Bugpowder;and I changed my mind and rebought with the money I wanted to withdraw -153885;1359013727;mircea_popescu;haha -153884;1359013728;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153883;1359013729;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.55000, Best ask: 18.63493, Bid-ask spread: 0.08493, Last trade: 18.55000, 24 hour volume: 71498.59656065, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.69095 -153882;1359013730;Bugpowder;a happy ending -153881;1359013736;mircea_popescu;it's stopped is it -153880;1359013827;Namworld;nope, still lowering askwall -153879;1359013847;Namworld;;;asks 20 -153878;1359013848;gribble;There are currently 17129.008 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 334360.435189 USD in total. -153877;1359013858;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.07060548 = 70.6055 BTC [+] -153876;1359013860;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153875;1359013860;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153874;1359013862;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153873;1359013895;Bugpowder;CRACK HEAD -153872;1359013900;Bugpowder;BUY THE 160s -153871;1359013924;Bugpowder;better yet -153870;1359013928;Bugpowder;BUY THE COINS -153869;1359013943;mircea_popescu;yah it's odd not the 160s -153868;1359013953;Bugpowder;at least we know which way the well funded buyer wants the price to move -153867;1359013956;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.87442485 = 874.4249 BTC [-] -153866;1359013958;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.93131651 = 931.3165 BTC [-] -153865;1359013959;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.98820817 = 988.2082 BTC [-] -153864;1359013962;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153863;1359013963;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.53503, Best ask: 18.59997, Bid-ask spread: 0.06494, Last trade: 18.53503, 24 hour volume: 71924.62261705, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.69668 -153862;1359013970;mircea_popescu;heh. -153861;1359013972;Bugpowder;dude -153860;1359013978;mircea_popescu;boys, i have a theory, and i doubt you'll like it. -153859;1359013981;Bugpowder;how much is the deposit on those? -153858;1359013983;mircea_popescu;i think mpex quenched the rally. -153857;1359013995;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i dunno, 2.xk a pop ? -153856;1359014024;mircea_popescu;basically people have been adding ~7-8k of notional btc exposure every 10 minutes -153855;1359014025;Bugpowder;so around 20,000 -153854;1359014026;mircea_popescu;for the past half hour -153853;1359014032;mircea_popescu;and since then... well... not much action on gox -153852;1359014044;mircea_popescu;if these trades unwound there it'd have pushed volume over 100k i guess -153851;1359014048;Bugpowder;it comes in bursts -153850;1359014068;jcpham;not really a bad thing if you ask me -153849;1359014079;jcpham;something should slow those trades a bit when it gets like that -153848;1359014085;mircea_popescu;jcpham i guess that's a point yeah -153847;1359014098;jcpham;it's like you said you can feed it coins and control the rise -153846;1359014105;jcpham;or maybe you can't anymore... -153845;1359014117;jcpham;today has been wild -153844;1359014122;jcpham;followed bya week of wild -153843;1359014125;mircea_popescu;im not trading in the underlying market -153842;1359014137;mircea_popescu;and even if i were, fuck me if i'd sell btc in a blowup -153841;1359014141;jcpham;o -153840;1359014162;Bugpowder;yah -153839;1359014175;Bugpowder;who wants to sell at 20 with a decent shot at 50 -153838;1359014176;mircea_popescu;that's a recipe for going bankrupt -153837;1359014218;mircea_popescu;anyway, if anyone cares max pain is like 17.8 or some shit -153836;1359014244;jcpham;nd what di we start the day at14? -153835;1359014250;jcpham;14.24 -153834;1359014257;Bugpowder;no -153833;1359014260;mircea_popescu;17.0 ? -153832;1359014262;jcpham;something like that i where i started keeping track -153831;1359014267;mod6;yeah 17 -153830;1359014270;mircea_popescu;ya but was like lasdt week -153829;1359014272;jcpham;am i day behind -153828;1359014281;jcpham;i'm tired -153827;1359014288;jcpham;no more talk -153826;1359014292;Bugpowder;u are a week behind -153825;1359014304;Bugpowder;14 was last thurs -153824;1359014315;jcpham;my days are running together -153823;1359014326;Bugpowder;put down the pipe -153822;1359014330;mircea_popescu;lol -153821;1359014332;jcpham;maybe that -153820;1359014341;Bugpowder;;;bc;24hprc -153819;1359014342;gribble;Error: "bc;24hprc" is not a valid command. -153818;1359014346;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -153817;1359014346;mircea_popescu;dude. comma. -153816;1359014347;gribble;17.63 -153815;1359014373;jcpham;it's thursday though, right -153814;1359014377;jcpham;or about tobe -153813;1359014381;mod6;yea -153812;1359014386;mircea_popescu;yeah. -153811;1359014437;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.07060548 = 70.6055 BTC [+] -153810;1359014443;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153809;1359014445;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153808;1359014446;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153807;1359014566;Bugpowder;FFS -153806;1359014585;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 4 @ 0.05560548 = 0.2224 BTC [+] -153805;1359014592;Bugpowder;lol -153804;1359014606;Bugpowder;how can someone with so many coins be so bad at math? -153803;1359014693;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.8680571 = 868.0571 BTC [-] -153802;1359014695;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.9247558 = 924.7558 BTC [-] -153801;1359014696;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.9814545 = 981.4545 BTC [-] -153800;1359014759;Bugpowder;kakobrekla better close this http://bitbet.us/bet/152/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-stay-below-18-35-and/ -153799;1359014764;Namworld;Maybe he just has so much coins, he just HAS to buy these calls/sell these puts -153798;1359014771;Namworld;or else it's too slow -153797;1359014782;Namworld;then he buys a large stack on MtGox -153796;1359014784;Namworld;and poof -153795;1359014790;Bugpowder;if he has 30,000BTC he can afford the 160s -153794;1359014801;Bugpowder;hmmm -153793;1359014803;Bugpowder;yeah -153792;1359014818;Bugpowder;if he has 30,000 BTC on MPEX -153791;1359014820;Namworld;He might want quantity over current value -153790;1359014848;Bugpowder;he could have 30,000 BTC worth of currency to make plays on Gox too -153789;1359014856;Bugpowder;shit -153788;1359014865;Bugpowder;I wish I was a player like that -153787;1359014884;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 27 @ 0.56000001 = 15.12 BTC [-] -153786;1359015015;mircea_popescu;or maybe he just has a diff price target in mind -153785;1359015023;mircea_popescu;if say he thinks it really does go to 50 -153784;1359015031;mircea_popescu;makes sense to spend 50 per call rather than 100 per call. -153783;1359015035;mircea_popescu;even if the strike is 1 dollar less -153782;1359015041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2685 @ 0.00059897 = 1.6082 BTC [-] -153781;1359015042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13915 @ 0.00059725 = 8.3107 BTC [-] -153780;1359015060;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.07060548 = 70.6055 BTC [+] -153779;1359015062;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153778;1359015063;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153777;1359015065;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153776;1359015070;Namworld;there he goes again... -153775;1359015074;mircea_popescu;moreover, if he's for whatever reason short usd, like having taken in btc obligations and usd assets -153774;1359015079;mircea_popescu;he HAS to insure against the 50 price -153773;1359015096;mircea_popescu;and 5% per btc may seem like good insurance. -153772;1359015112;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.8680571 = 868.0571 BTC [-] -153771;1359015114;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.9247558 = 924.7558 BTC [-] -153770;1359015116;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.9814545 = 981.4545 BTC [-] -153769;1359015123;mircea_popescu;um,m actually -153768;1359015124;Namworld;mircea, should be getting tempting for you to crash MtGox price... -153767;1359015127;mircea_popescu;that's not even what the bot quotes -153766;1359015137;mircea_popescu;hahaha dude actually put up walls on the Cs -153765;1359015143;mod6;im starting to wonder if someones bot went on derp mode -153764;1359015143;mircea_popescu;and walked away -153763;1359015163;Bugpowder;yeah -153762;1359015166;Namworld;eheh -153761;1359015180;mircea_popescu;Namworld not rly. -153760;1359015195;Namworld;eh -153759;1359015197;mircea_popescu;i kinda like this "s.mpoe worth 600k btc x 50 a pop" business -153758;1359015198;Bugpowder;wait, walls on the P330-350s? -153757;1359015204;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder on the calls -153756;1359015207;Namworld;well that too -153755;1359015223;Namworld;But seems like MPOE will have a bad month. I think people mostly got calls -153754;1359015238;mircea_popescu;possibly. -153753;1359015239;Namworld;Well, always the next month to earn it back if it doesn't go down soon. -153752;1359015242;Bugpowder;depends what will happen -153751;1359015253;Namworld;yeah -153750;1359015254;Bugpowder;MPOE averages at 12% return a month -153749;1359015266;Bugpowder;sometimes you gotta have a bad month -153748;1359015270;mircea_popescu;^^ that. -153747;1359015279;Namworld;indeed -153746;1359015296;mircea_popescu;course i don't thinkl it's underwater atm -153745;1359015301;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153744;1359015302;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.50713, Best ask: 18.56289, Bid-ask spread: 0.05576, Last trade: 18.56299, 24 hour volume: 69393.03593511, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.73777 -153743;1359015316;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder no bursts dude. rally died. -153742;1359015325;mircea_popescu;ima go eat. -153741;1359015341;Namworld;;;asks 20 -153740;1359015343;gribble;There are currently 17210.139 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 335788.636849 USD in total. -153739;1359015356;Bugpowder;bed time -153738;1359015358;Namworld;Ah well no movement -153737;1359015361;Bugpowder;don't crash on me -153736;1359015371;Bugpowder;I am happy with a churn at 18.50 -153735;1359015374;mod6;i think everyone is just resetting their bids, etc. -153734;1359015397;mod6;yeah, floor @ 18.50, but might kick back into gear later -153733;1359015404;Bugpowder;;;calc 2.5/18.5 /.072 -153732;1359015404;gribble;1.87687687688 -153731;1359015414;mod6;heh -153730;1359015487;mod6;we'll see :) -153729;1359015644;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153728;1359015645;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153727;1359015651;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153726;1359015729;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.86700001 = 867 BTC [-] -153725;1359015731;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.92366667 = 923.6667 BTC [-] -153724;1359015732;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.98033334 = 980.3333 BTC [-] -153723;1359015771;Namworld;Well... -153722;1359015776;Namworld;lots of puts -153721;1359015874;mod6;i think the 1695 wall @ 18.56 is about to fall here... -153720;1359015909;mod6;err 18.59 -153719;1359016146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00059982 = 5.9682 BTC [+] -153718;1359016146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7789 @ 0.00060197 = 4.6887 BTC [+] -153717;1359016211;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153716;1359016213;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153715;1359016214;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153714;1359016333;mircea_popescu;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-01-23/oldest-bank-world-plunges-halted-chairman-resigns-aftermath-latest-derivatives-fiasc -153713;1359016337;mircea_popescu;meanwhile back at the ranch -153712;1359016356;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153711;1359016357;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.48982, Best ask: 18.65502, Bid-ask spread: 0.16520, Last trade: 18.65503, 24 hour volume: 69401.90200137, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.76489 -153710;1359016363;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.8659441 = 865.9441 BTC [-] -153709;1359016365;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.92257877 = 922.5788 BTC [-] -153708;1359016366;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.97921344 = 979.2134 BTC [-] -153707;1359016635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5810 @ 0.00059725 = 3.47 BTC [-] -153706;1359016637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10590 @ 0.00059639 = 6.3158 BTC [-] -153705;1359016646;Namworld;wall at 17 approaching 20k -153704;1359016658;Namworld;wall at 20 still around 17k -153703;1359016668;Namworld;but mostly nothing seems to be happening -153702;1359016697;mod6;gotta reshuffle before the next leg up : -153701;1359016701;mod6;:) -153700;1359016754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00569482 = 5.6948 BTC [-] -153699;1359016760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00568117 = 11.9305 BTC [-] -153698;1359016762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00561477 = 6.1762 BTC [-] -153697;1359016763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.0054503 = 9.2655 BTC [-] -153696;1359016765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 148 @ 0.0054045 = 0.7999 BTC [-] -153695;1359016766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00536136 = 2.6807 BTC [-] -153694;1359016767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00531943 = 1.5958 BTC [-] -153693;1359016768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 217 @ 0.00531943 = 1.1543 BTC [-] -153692;1359016770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1619 @ 0.00531942 = 8.6121 BTC [-] -153691;1359016771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0053 = 53 BTC [-] -153690;1359016772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00525003 = 52.5003 BTC [-] -153689;1359016773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15000 @ 0.00525002 = 78.7503 BTC [-] -153688;1359016773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2350 @ 0.00523421 = 12.3004 BTC [-] -153687;1359016775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20000 @ 0.00515 = 103 BTC [-] -153686;1359016776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 543 @ 0.0051312 = 2.7862 BTC [-] -153685;1359016777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00513118 = 5.1312 BTC [-] -153684;1359016778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.005 = 250 BTC [-] -153683;1359016779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2314 @ 0.004901 = 11.3409 BTC [-] -153682;1359016780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 32 @ 0.00455003 = 0.1456 BTC [-] -153681;1359016781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00430001 = 4.73 BTC [-] -153680;1359016783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1592 @ 0.00360676 = 5.742 BTC [-] -153679;1359016784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00319 = 5.742 BTC [-] -153678;1359016784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00180002 = 1.62 BTC [-] -153677;1359016785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250000 @ 0.0018 = 450 BTC [-] -153676;1359016786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4160 @ 0.0014 = 5.824 BTC [-] -153675;1359016788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.001 = 0.01 BTC [-] -153674;1359016790;mod6;wow -153673;1359016839;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153672;1359016841;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1000 @ 0.05560548 = 55.6055 BTC [+] -153671;1359016842;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 985 @ 0.05560548 = 54.7714 BTC [+] -153670;1359016867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15000 @ 0.00085848 = 12.8772 BTC [-] -153669;1359017060;mircea_popescu;what the -153668;1359017073;mircea_popescu;18!? -153667;1359017132;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -153666;1359017134;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.00346605 / 0.00614098 (510717 shares, 1,770.17 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.0041628 / 0.00614098 (831795 shares, 3,462.60 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00413204 / 0.00614098 (10072631 shares, 41,620.58 BTC) -153665;1359017144;mircea_popescu;o.o -153664;1359017168;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.8659441 = 865.9441 BTC [-] -153663;1359017170;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.92257877 = 922.5788 BTC [-] -153662;1359017171;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.97921344 = 979.2134 BTC [-] -153661;1359017215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4109 @ 0.00576956 = 23.7071 BTC [+] -153660;1359017217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00587903 = 14.6976 BTC [+] -153659;1359017218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00592581 = 7.9998 BTC [+] -153658;1359017219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00609998 = 60.9998 BTC [+] -153657;1359017220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4500 @ 0.00609999 = 27.45 BTC [+] -153656;1359017221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2828 @ 0.00610559 = 17.2666 BTC [+] -153655;1359017222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6200 @ 0.00614 = 38.068 BTC [+] -153654;1359017224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.006199 = 12.398 BTC [+] -153653;1359017225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 440 @ 0.00619997 = 2.728 BTC [+] -153652;1359017226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00619998 = 61.9998 BTC [+] -153651;1359017227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00619999 = 61.9999 BTC [+] -153650;1359017228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1259 @ 0.00623784 = 7.8534 BTC [+] -153649;1359017230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00639999 = 63.9999 BTC [+] -153648;1359017230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20000 @ 0.00648999 = 129.7998 BTC [+] -153647;1359017231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00649 = 64.9 BTC [+] -153646;1359017232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00659999 = 65.9999 BTC [+] -153645;1359017233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00679999 = 67.9999 BTC [+] -153644;1359017234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1658 @ 0.0068 = 11.2744 BTC [+] -153643;1359017235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8881 @ 0.00699 = 62.0782 BTC [+] -153642;1359017242;mircea_popescu;wtf is this !? -153641;1359017247;mod6;i have no clue -153640;1359017248;Namworld;Someone stop fucking... -153639;1359017249;asa1024;wtf -153638;1359017256;mircea_popescu;jesus fuck this is like, 1000s of btc -153637;1359017273;mircea_popescu;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15000 @ 0.00085848 = 12.8772 BTC [-] -153636;1359017285;mircea_popescu;for fucks sake, that's like 12% of price. -153635;1359017303;mircea_popescu;and the chinese just announced they're moving the yuan on gold standard. -153634;1359017335;mod6;officially? -153633;1359017344;mircea_popescu;http://investmentwatchblog.com/currency-war-between-the-us-china-japan-in-process-euro-could-be-next-to-join-the-war-wgc-confirms-the-chinese-are-going-to-back-the-yuan-with-gold/ -153632;1359017363;mircea_popescu;china is taking over. period. -153631;1359017395;Namworld;All praise our new overlords! -153630;1359017427;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.DICE jurov your graphs are broken -153629;1359017428;mircea_popescu;:D -153628;1359017445;mircea_popescu;Namworld i seriously would prefer a world run by china to a world run by the us. -153627;1359017460;Namworld;I prefer a world run by neither -153626;1359017469;mircea_popescu;ya well. -153625;1359017499;lautaro;Hahahaha! You have not dealt much with the chinese, just wait -153624;1359017509;mircea_popescu;lautaro o ? -153623;1359017514;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153622;1359017515;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.46013, Best ask: 18.58879, Bid-ask spread: 0.12866, Last trade: 18.60000, 24 hour volume: 68374.97603495, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.78022 -153621;1359017531;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -153620;1359017533;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.0040434 / 0.00699 (636442 shares, 2,573.39 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00445507 / 0.00699 (957520 shares, 4,265.82 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00415986 / 0.00699 (10198356 shares, 42,423.80 BTC) -153619;1359017549;mircea_popescu;that shit was insane. -153618;1359017563;lautaro;Could this explain the buying in S.DICE: https://www.havelockinvestments.com/ ? -153617;1359017671;mircea_popescu;lautaro taht was there for a while iirc -153616;1359017676;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -153615;1359017677;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.53000000 / 0.56207879 / 0.58900000 (165 shares, 92.74300018 BTC), 7D: 0.48100000 / 0.54793774 / 0.62000000 (792 shares, 433.96668952 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.47047986 / 0.62000000 (4336 shares, 2040.00068950 BTC) -153614;1359017705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13290 @ 0.00059639 = 7.926 BTC [-] -153613;1359017707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8610 @ 0.00059613 = 5.1327 BTC [-] -153612;1359017708;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 27 @ 0.009 = 0.243 BTC [+] -153611;1359017710;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.8659441 = 865.9441 BTC [-] -153610;1359017711;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 80 @ 0.009 = 0.72 BTC [+] -153609;1359017712;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.92257877 = 922.5788 BTC [-] -153608;1359017713;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.97921344 = 979.2134 BTC [-] -153607;1359017729;Namworld;Too much trading occuring -153606;1359017792;mircea_popescu;yup, mpex like 117k volume -153605;1359017796;mircea_popescu;was 80s yest -153604;1359017813;mod6;haha, just a few hours ago -153603;1359017815;Namworld;Hmm... congrats, I suppose -153602;1359017998;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0068 BTC [-] -153601;1359018057;Namworld;Now would someone be nice enough to loan me some assets on BTCT.co? -153600;1359018081;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.0067 = 0.0134 BTC [-] -153599;1359018139;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153598;1359018140;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.49144, Best ask: 18.58700, Bid-ask spread: 0.09556, Last trade: 18.58699, 24 hour volume: 68970.80981326, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.79120 -153597;1359018223;Bugpowder;DA FUCK -153596;1359018227;Bugpowder;S.DICE -153595;1359018228;mircea_popescu;hi wb. -153594;1359018232;mod6;lol -153593;1359018238;mircea_popescu;poor bugsy, can't sleep lol -153592;1359018258;Bugpowder;peed -153591;1359018261;Bugpowder;checked phone -153590;1359018266;mircea_popescu;BOOM -153589;1359018268;Bugpowder;now I have the capital for the calls -153588;1359018271;Bugpowder;FUCKING A -153587;1359018282;mircea_popescu;haha wait, you bought cheap sdice ? -153586;1359018282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00060197 = 9.1499 BTC [+] -153585;1359018282;Bugpowder;the stink bid strategy works again -153584;1359018286;Bugpowder;no -153583;1359018290;Bugpowder;I had asks up -153582;1359018292;mircea_popescu;you sold ? a ok -153581;1359018310;Bugpowder;How many went off at .001 -153580;1359018318;mircea_popescu;there were 15k at .008 -153579;1359018330;mod6;snipe -153578;1359018331;Namworld;Someone probably reversed price and amount on that S.DICE. Wanted to sell 50000 @ 500000 for example but sold 500 000 at 50000 and ate all the bids. -153577;1359018334;Bugpowder;mother fukkker -153576;1359018335;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00319 = 5.742 BTC [-] -153575;1359018335;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00180002 = 1.62 BTC [-] -153574;1359018335;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [S.DICE] 250000 @ 0.0018 = 450 BTC [-] -153573;1359018335;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [S.DICE] 4160 @ 0.0014 = 5.824 BTC [-] -153572;1359018335;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.001 = 0.01 BTC [-] -153571;1359018335;mircea_popescu; wow -153570;1359018346;Bugpowder;yeah -153569;1359018348;mircea_popescu;Namworld you think ? -153568;1359018355;Namworld;I'd guess so... -153567;1359018357;Bugpowder;definitey -153566;1359018358;mircea_popescu;you know what this is actually possible -153565;1359018362;mircea_popescu;o wow poor fucker. -153564;1359018368;Namworld;Same stupid shit happened on GLBSE, except almost daily. -153563;1359018377;Bugpowder;This is why I paid jurov to code the confirmation warning into pyMPEX -153562;1359018385;Bugpowder;I did the same thing 2 weeks ago -153561;1359018389;mircea_popescu;money well spent -153560;1359018389;Bugpowder;but smaller scale -153559;1359018394;Bugpowder;5BTC -153558;1359018403;Namworld;yes -153557;1359018407;Bugpowder;now it tells me the total BTC before being sold -153556;1359018408;mircea_popescu;that 450 btc ? thart's like what, 20k dollah lost -153555;1359018414;Bugpowder;I lost like 30BTC on that trade -153554;1359018423;Bugpowder;and never was able to buy back all teh shares -153553;1359018446;mircea_popescu;if this is what happened someone's axing his computar right about now -153552;1359018464;Bugpowder;it is definitely what happened -153551;1359018465;mircea_popescu;http://simage1.sportsmansguide.com/adimgs/l/1/190093_ts.jpg -153550;1359018473;Bugpowder;the numbers make perfect sense -153549;1359018492;mircea_popescu;i guess they do -153548;1359018504;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -153547;1359018506;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.0040434 / 0.00699 (636442 shares, 2,573.39 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00445404 / 0.00699 (956758 shares, 4,261.44 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00415986 / 0.00699 (10198356 shares, 42,423.80 BTC) -153546;1359018509;Bugpowder;ok -153545;1359018518;Bugpowder;not using that vwap for my current valuation -153544;1359018522;Namworld;Ah, and to say I removed my bids for S.DICE at around 0.0018 -153543;1359018533;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder lmao why not -153542;1359018547;Namworld;I could have 60k S.DICE right now. At the expense of someone else, of course -153541;1359018569;mircea_popescu;they sold close to the month's dividend i guess -153540;1359018570;Bugpowder;I am usaging that shit for a day -153539;1359018584;mircea_popescu;hahaha -153538;1359018590;mircea_popescu;"i am usaging" lmao -153537;1359018627;mircea_popescu;;;calc (0.00085848 + 0.00699) / 2 -153536;1359018628;gribble;0.00392424 -153535;1359018630;mircea_popescu;you could use that... -153534;1359018652;dust-otc;i read it as "usagi-ing that shit" for a day -153533;1359018659;mircea_popescu;im sure it's what he meant. -153532;1359018667;Bugpowder;60K of my shares got bot too -153531;1359018718;Bugpowder;so it went up then down? -153530;1359018729;Namworld;down then 20 seconds after, up -153529;1359018732;mod6;down then up -153528;1359018740;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -153527;1359018741;gribble;17.75 -153526;1359018757;mod6;after the dump there was ~500`000 @ .00085848 for about 30 seconds -153525;1359018759;Namworld;Probably someone going holy fucking shit @&*$@* dumb me fuckin @$@#... -153524;1359018770;Namworld;:O -153523;1359018778;Namworld;Damn -153522;1359018779;mod6;then the buy for 15`000, then the rest was pulled -153521;1359018789;mod6;and then someone bought hard -153520;1359018846;mod6;i couldn't hardly believe my eyes, was O.O -153519;1359018864;Namworld;yeah, definitly someone interchanging price and amount to sell -153518;1359018873;mod6;yeah. :/ -153517;1359018876;Namworld;Want to sell a bit at high price, sold a lot at low price -153516;1359018884;Namworld;or he wanted 0.008.... -153515;1359018889;Namworld;make a large sell wall -153514;1359018902;Namworld;a small error can cost a lot when placing a trade order -153513;1359018917;Namworld;Biggest I made was a 50 BTC loss -153512;1359018920;Bugpowder;my better than ponzi portfolio performance continues up parabolically -153511;1359018921;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/CncxaUU.png -153510;1359018942;mircea_popescu;mod6 lol people be watching the tickers i guess -153509;1359018967;Namworld;Can I get in on that, bug? -153508;1359018970;mircea_popescu; a small error can cost a lot when placing a trade order << it's the nature of the beast. talking directly into the pit, results follow -153507;1359018977;Bugpowder;2 and 10 -153506;1359018981;Bugpowder;sure -153505;1359018988;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder that is totally a ponzi man. -153504;1359018990;mircea_popescu;srsly now. -153503;1359018996;Namworld;What are you doing exactly? -153502;1359019008;Bugpowder;trading mpex -153501;1359019011;mircea_popescu;he's buying s.dice at 60 and selling at 18 -153500;1359019016;Bugpowder;lol -153499;1359019018;mircea_popescu;or no wait -153498;1359019021;mircea_popescu;vice-versa -153497;1359019029;mircea_popescu;dang, i mixed them up -153496;1359019045;Bugpowder;I'm buying S.DICE at 34 -153495;1359019050;Bugpowder;and selling at 54 -153494;1359019052;mircea_popescu;o, did you miss the 32 ? -153493;1359019053;Bugpowder;and buying at 48 -153492;1359019062;Bugpowder;and selling at 69900 -153491;1359019068;mircea_popescu;lol -153490;1359019070;Bugpowder;yes I was not yet with us -153489;1359019076;Namworld;Ok, I'll give you 1 BTC and come back next year for my 200 000 BTC -153488;1359019078;mircea_popescu;did you make enough for a russian mail order bride yet ? -153487;1359019095;Bugpowder;how much do those cost? -153486;1359019121;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. like a used camry ? -153485;1359019127;mod6;lol -153484;1359019130;mod6;so about $1200 -153483;1359019138;Bugpowder;yeah I got a whole used car lot -153482;1359019140;Bugpowder;then -153481;1359019153;mircea_popescu;get one for you, one for your wife -153480;1359019156;mircea_popescu;and one for the family dog -153479;1359019171;Bugpowder;I was just talking to her about this topic -153478;1359019188;Bugpowder;If I keep this up -153477;1359019206;Bugpowder;I will trade or sell coins and buy a Tesla model S -153476;1359019216;Bugpowder;and get a plate that says BTCAR -153475;1359019219;mircea_popescu;ahahah -153474;1359019220;Bugpowder;or BTC CAR -153473;1359019224;Bugpowder;or BITCAR -153472;1359019228;Bugpowder;or something like that -153471;1359019230;mircea_popescu;runs on lulzmoney -153470;1359019233;Bugpowder;her idea -153469;1359019237;mod6;haha -153468;1359019249;Namworld;25k for a good one. But you can get as low as $2000, but the girl might have a pronounced Adam's apple. I recommend not being a cheapskate. -153467;1359019257;Bugpowder;best $2,000 investment evar -153466;1359019257;mircea_popescu;ye see this here car ? i bought myselv this here car on internet funny money -153465;1359019269;mircea_popescu;and i pay for the electricity throuygh mining for lulz -153464;1359019274;Bugpowder;Maybe Elon will trade me one for bitcoins. -153463;1359019307;mircea_popescu;Namworld i dunno dood, that murmansk miner didn't sound like he'd ask for 25k -153462;1359019334;Bugpowder;27,000 short puts at 330-350?!? -153461;1359019340;Namworld;yeah, totally making prices up anyway -153460;1359019348;Bugpowder;that guy has enough capital to move the market -153459;1359019359;Namworld;yeah -153458;1359019364;Bugpowder;thats at least 60,000 BTC in deposits -153457;1359019370;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder maybe its the btc he bought on gox -153456;1359019375;Namworld;I lost the opportunity of cheap S.DICE -153455;1359019385;Namworld;Because I bought 1800 calls at 17 -153454;1359019392;Bugpowder;hahhah -153453;1359019397;mircea_popescu;lmao -153452;1359019398;Namworld;Would have loved to catch those cheap S.DICE -153451;1359019409;mircea_popescu;mpex. no matter what you do, you'll regret it. -153450;1359019415;Bugpowder;the current great idea is rarely the best -153449;1359019416;mircea_popescu;like willy wonka's chocolate fabriquator. -153448;1359019424;Bugpowder;Seriously though -153447;1359019430;Namworld;Eh, you can't have capital in escrow on everything -153446;1359019435;mircea_popescu;why not ? -153445;1359019455;Namworld;Well you can, but only by spreading what you have available -153444;1359019463;mircea_popescu;that's a point. -153443;1359019468;Namworld;I sunk about 450 BTC in S.BVPS -153442;1359019480;Namworld;and had 100 BTC left -153441;1359019481;Bugpowder;This guy buys 30,000 calls, shorts 27,000 puts 16 hours before opex -153440;1359019492;Namworld;I had a large order for lowball S.DICE before -153439;1359019500;Namworld;But I wanted CALLS -153438;1359019501;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder why do you think it;s the same dood ? -153437;1359019504;Bugpowder;I think he is going to make a play to push the price -153436;1359019515;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153435;1359019515;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.34886, Best ask: 18.47000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12114, Last trade: 18.47776, 24 hour volume: 69656.34524887, 24 hour low: 16.80155, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.82456 -153434;1359019519;Bugpowder;because they went off at the same time -153433;1359019529;Bugpowder;similar size -153432;1359019534;mircea_popescu;rally looks well spent actually. maybe in a few hours it starts over -153431;1359019535;Bugpowder;and stopped together too -153430;1359019545;mircea_popescu;no they didn't, the calls are still on the books -153429;1359019547;mircea_popescu;bot ran out -153428;1359019554;Bugpowder;ah -153427;1359019560;Bugpowder;whats the total exposure? -153426;1359019575;mircea_popescu;imo it's obviously two diff guys. other than very diff economics involved, one put in a calls order and left -153425;1359019585;mircea_popescu;the other kept doing market orders to wipe the bot. -153424;1359019587;mircea_popescu;like 60k -153423;1359019593;Namworld;MPEx bot ran out? -153422;1359019597;mircea_popescu;well yes -153421;1359019604;Namworld;that explains why options are no longer sold... -153420;1359019607;Bugpowder;MPBOR of 25% -153419;1359019618;mircea_popescu;it originally had 5k of any option, but then i expanded hiom to 8k -153418;1359019630;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder for sure max int. -153417;1359019668;mircea_popescu;and actually on the 170s -153416;1359019683;mircea_popescu;check out the spread hehe 0.07060548 / 0.07286167 -153415;1359019738;Bugpowder;if he put up a simlar bid on the 160s id be tempted to cash it. -153414;1359019743;Bugpowder;but... -153413;1359019751;Bugpowder;they must know something is coming -153412;1359019755;Bugpowder;might -153411;1359019759;Bugpowder;might know -153410;1359019761;mircea_popescu;i think the call buys are pure fear -153409;1359019770;mircea_popescu;someone owing 10-20k btcs and having dollars. -153408;1359019777;Bugpowder;yah -153407;1359019778;mircea_popescu;so they went fuck it, lose some coins, not lose the house -153406;1359019779;Bugpowder;that makes sens -153405;1359019787;mircea_popescu;whereas the puts are speculative, expects price increase -153404;1359019803;Bugpowder;well I'm glad im on their team -153403;1359019809;mircea_popescu;but there's no way t oexplain why he only bought the cheap ones and all of them -153402;1359019815;mircea_popescu;other than because he was thinking "infinite price" -153401;1359019837;Bugpowder;really need sleep -153400;1359019842;Bugpowder;Im fucked tomorrow now -153399;1359019846;mircea_popescu;go ahead and sleep -153398;1359019852;mircea_popescu;it's an excellent trigger for interesting shit -153397;1359019856;mod6;haha -153396;1359019863;mod6;be right back in 15 minutes -153395;1359019866;mircea_popescu;lol -153394;1359019876;mircea_popescu;i dunnop what can happen anymore tho. -153393;1359019884;mircea_popescu;maybe bbet sells out -153392;1359019931;mod6;:] -153391;1359019976;Namworld;Well I know I'm entertained -153390;1359019999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20318 @ 0.00059855 = 12.1613 BTC [-] -153389;1359020080;mod6;Namworld: lot of action tonight -153388;1359020089;Namworld;yeah -153387;1359020110;Namworld;I'm pissed at Amazingrando tho -153386;1359020127;Namworld;I could have had 770 BTC extra on orders... -153385;1359020131;mircea_popescu;never trust a miner. -153384;1359020139;Namworld;Seems like it. -153383;1359020151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6518 @ 0.00059855 = 3.9013 BTC [-] -153382;1359020183;Namworld;Would definitly have caught lots of S.DICE -153381;1359021161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00059855 = 8.9783 BTC [-] -153380;1359021393;mod6;strength building -153379;1359021484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00059867 = 1.1375 BTC [+] -153378;1359021486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24711 @ 0.00060197 = 14.8753 BTC [+] -153377;1359021488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00060365 = 8.3304 BTC [+] -153376;1359021488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2764 @ 0.00060395 = 1.6693 BTC [+] -153375;1359021493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10994 @ 0.00060696 = 6.6729 BTC [+] -153374;1359022622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18250 @ 0.00059907 = 10.933 BTC [-] -153373;1359022807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3869 @ 0.00060412 = 2.3373 BTC [+] -153372;1359022808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5832 @ 0.00059855 = 3.4907 BTC [-] -153371;1359022937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2606 @ 0.00060696 = 1.5817 BTC [+] -153370;1359022939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12044 @ 0.00060961 = 7.3421 BTC [+] -153369;1359023326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2822 @ 0.00060786 = 1.7154 BTC [-] -153368;1359023806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11348 @ 0.00060961 = 6.9179 BTC [+] -153367;1359024109;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/marketplace-excitement-with-expert-commentary-for-your-vicarious-trading-pleasure/ -153366;1359024113;mircea_popescu;earlier chatlog if anyone's curious. -153365;1359024665;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.56000001 = 4.48 BTC [-] -153364;1359025218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1158 @ 0.00060961 = 0.7059 BTC [+] -153363;1359025219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4325 @ 0.00061136 = 2.6441 BTC [+] -153362;1359025860;uglux;crazy morning :) -153361;1359025923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1128 @ 0.00060786 = 0.6857 BTC [-] -153360;1359025925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00060676 = 4.6114 BTC [-] -153359;1359025927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5632 @ 0.00059855 = 3.371 BTC [-] -153358;1359025928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6440 @ 0.00059805 = 3.8514 BTC [-] -153357;1359026109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00061136 = 7.8865 BTC [+] -153356;1359026136;markedathome;*he -153355;1359026323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8610 @ 0.00059805 = 5.1492 BTC [-] -153354;1359026325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7818 @ 0.00059686 = 4.6663 BTC [-] -153353;1359026589;mircea_popescu;:p -153352;1359026598;mircea_popescu;3 horus, half million dollah traded. -153351;1359026621;mircea_popescu;on mpex -153350;1359026629;mircea_popescu;add another mn or two on mtgox... pretty hefty. -153349;1359026670;markedathome;I saw, are we heading up with the arrival of asics "confirmed", or will it spike with the actual delivery? -153348;1359027021;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0061 BTC [+] -153347;1359027436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12783 @ 0.00061136 = 7.815 BTC [+] -153346;1359027438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1017 @ 0.00061137 = 0.6218 BTC [+] -153345;1359027571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00060731 = 7.6521 BTC [-] -153344;1359028322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8705 @ 0.00060687 = 5.2828 BTC [-] -153343;1359028336;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.7469 BTC [+] -153342;1359028347;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.747 BTC [+] -153341;1359028440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00061137 = 3.5154 BTC [+] -153340;1359028614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00061137 = 2.7206 BTC [+] -153339;1359028872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4104 @ 0.0006069 = 2.4907 BTC [-] -153338;1359028873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00060579 = 4.2708 BTC [-] -153337;1359028945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.0061225 = 3.6735 BTC [-] -153336;1359028963;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [+] -153335;1359029053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3703 @ 0.00060292 = 2.2326 BTC [-] -153334;1359029114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10353 @ 0.00061137 = 6.3295 BTC [+] -153333;1359029116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13133 @ 0.00061148 = 8.0306 BTC [+] -153332;1359029117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2214 @ 0.00061155 = 1.354 BTC [+] -153331;1359029543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0061 = 2.44 BTC [-] -153330;1359029544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0062 = 12.4 BTC [+] -153329;1359030219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1586 @ 0.00061155 = 0.9699 BTC [+] -153328;1359030221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24 @ 0.0006117 = 0.0147 BTC [+] -153327;1359030222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19390 @ 0.00061269 = 11.8801 BTC [+] -153326;1359032266;azx;are people running away from mpex? -153325;1359032684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8949 @ 0.0006138 = 5.4929 BTC [+] -153324;1359032686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4173 @ 0.00061461 = 2.5648 BTC [+] -153323;1359033706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1177 @ 0.00061461 = 0.7234 BTC [+] -153322;1359033707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14996 @ 0.00061857 = 9.2761 BTC [+] -153321;1359033709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8427 @ 0.00061947 = 5.2203 BTC [+] -153320;1359034025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00061947 = 4.4602 BTC [+] -153319;1359034122;jurov;mornin -153318;1359034172;jurov;first i was liek "fine mircea added C350Ts" -153317;1359034185;jurov;then as i read further.... O.o -153316;1359034308;jurov;why not add 400, 450 & 500 preemptively? at least for next month :D -153315;1359034405;jurov;azx: no, just cashing out of s.mpoe -153314;1359034569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12255 @ 0.00061939 = 7.5906 BTC [-] -153313;1359035996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1823 @ 0.00061947 = 1.1293 BTC [+] -153312;1359035998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00061961 = 7.5902 BTC [+] -153311;1359035999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3513 @ 0.00061987 = 2.1776 BTC [+] -153310;1359036001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12214 @ 0.00062104 = 7.5854 BTC [+] -153309;1359036002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6888 @ 0.00062123 = 4.279 BTC [+] -153308;1359036003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00062148 = 3.1074 BTC [+] -153307;1359036005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00062149 = 9.1359 BTC [+] -153306;1359036006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62 @ 0.00062217 = 0.0386 BTC [+] -153305;1359036279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 219 @ 0.00629498 = 1.3786 BTC [+] -153304;1359036763;Bugpowder;;;ticker -153303;1359036763;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.44022, Best ask: 18.47841, Bid-ask spread: 0.03819, Last trade: 18.44022, 24 hour volume: 75519.29148676, 24 hour low: 17.05000, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.99835 -153302;1359036771;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hpric -153301;1359036771;gribble;Error: "bc,24hpric" is not a valid command. -153300;1359036774;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -153299;1359036778;gribble;17.97 -153298;1359036795;jurov;;;bc,vwap -153297;1359036796;gribble;Error: "bc,vwap" is not a valid command. -153296;1359037986;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.588 BTC [+] -153295;1359038124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5874 @ 0.00061939 = 3.6383 BTC [-] -153294;1359038273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 410 @ 0.00629498 = 2.5809 BTC [+] -153293;1359038275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00633755 = 10.457 BTC [+] -153292;1359038276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1234 @ 0.00633881 = 7.8221 BTC [+] -153291;1359038568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10338 @ 0.00062217 = 6.432 BTC [+] -153290;1359038570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11540 @ 0.00062241 = 7.1826 BTC [+] -153289;1359039134;kakobreklaaa;lol bitstamp http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -153288;1359039546;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.588 = 6.468 BTC [+] -153287;1359039607;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.58889999 = 5.889 BTC [+] -153286;1359039846;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.589 = 5.89 BTC [+] -153285;1359040018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17060 @ 0.00062241 = 10.6183 BTC [+] -153284;1359040026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9140 @ 0.00062318 = 5.6959 BTC [+] -153283;1359040156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3175 @ 0.00062318 = 1.9786 BTC [+] -153282;1359040158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3575 @ 0.00062348 = 2.2289 BTC [+] -153281;1359040220;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -153280;1359040222;gribble;18.00 -153279;1359040386;deadweasek;allo allo -153278;1359040447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10125 @ 0.00062348 = 6.3127 BTC [+] -153277;1359040448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3286 @ 0.00062361 = 2.0492 BTC [+] -153276;1359040545;deadweasek;;;asks 40 -153275;1359040547;gribble;There are currently 44128.376 bitcoins offered at or under 40.0 USD, worth 1010511.53039 USD in total. -153274;1359040562;deadweasek;;;ticker -153273;1359040562;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.48000, Best ask: 18.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 18.50000, 24 hour volume: 76763.96484102, 24 hour low: 17.10004, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 18.01526 -153272;1359040632;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200N] 5 @ 0.19895192 = 0.9948 BTC [+] -153271;1359040646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1214 @ 0.00062361 = 0.7571 BTC [+] -153270;1359040648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14646 @ 0.00062363 = 9.1337 BTC [+] -153269;1359041775;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -153268;1359041776;gribble;18.01 -153267;1359041884;deadweasek;!!! -153266;1359041996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6738 @ 0.00061939 = 4.1734 BTC [-] -153265;1359041998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00061935 = 1.3626 BTC [-] -153264;1359041999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14062 @ 0.00061112 = 8.5936 BTC [-] -153263;1359042274;deadweasek;;;bids 20 -153262;1359042276;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 20.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -153261;1359042285;deadweasek;;;bids 18 -153260;1359042287;gribble;There are currently 6778.2965 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 122876.220554 USD in total. -153259;1359042300;jurov;;;asks 20 -153258;1359042302;gribble;There are currently 20896.425 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 406395.170917 USD in total. -153257;1359042312;deadweasek;;;asks 20 -153256;1359042314;gribble;There are currently 20896.425 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 406395.170917 USD in total. -153255;1359042340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00062362 = 6.2362 BTC [+] -153254;1359042343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9104 @ 0.00062363 = 5.6775 BTC [+] -153253;1359042344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13353 @ 0.00062412 = 8.3339 BTC [+] -153252;1359042344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00062431 = 8.0536 BTC [+] -153251;1359042346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4875 @ 0.00062453 = 3.0446 BTC [+] -153250;1359042504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3284 @ 0.00061112 = 2.0069 BTC [-] -153249;1359042510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8266 @ 0.00061072 = 5.0482 BTC [-] -153248;1359042804;deadweasek;!help -153247;1359042804;assbot;List of commands: -153246;1359042805;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -153245;1359043205;thestringpuller;is this sustainable? -153244;1359043335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00626855 = 0.6269 BTC [-] -153243;1359043929;thestringpuller;;;ticker -153242;1359043929;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.57001, Best ask: 18.59000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01999, Last trade: 18.59000, 24 hour volume: 78383.80738228, 24 hour low: 17.20000, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 18.05618 -153241;1359043935;thestringpuller;omg -153240;1359044252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00061527 = 5.7835 BTC [+] -153239;1359044254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6987 @ 0.00062453 = 4.3636 BTC [+] -153238;1359044665;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i summon thee from the depths! -153237;1359044669;thestringpuller;jkjk -153236;1359044752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00061072 = 6.8095 BTC [-] -153235;1359044800;pigeons;so what happened to matthew_'s "CREATE" asset? I don't see it on btct.co. Moderators nixed it? -153234;1359044828;thestringpuller;what was CREATE? -153233;1359045094;thestringpuller;;;seen Namworld -153232;1359045094;gribble;Namworld was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 hours, 55 minutes, and 7 seconds ago: Would definitly have caught lots of S.DICE -153231;1359045111;pigeons;thestringpuller: it was supposed to be somebody wanted to raise the money to buy a 3d printer via shares and had some wishful model of earning repayment -153230;1359045120;pigeons;I also don't see -153229;1359045127;pigeons;"COINURL-UPAGAIN" from ltc-global -153228;1359045165;jcpham;wishful -153227;1359045185;jcpham;spam my links for free coins yo -153226;1359045278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 688 @ 0.00062453 = 0.4297 BTC [+] -153225;1359045280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11268 @ 0.00062484 = 7.0407 BTC [+] -153224;1359045281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28550 @ 0.00062491 = 17.8412 BTC [+] -153223;1359045283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6794 @ 0.00062535 = 4.2486 BTC [+] -153222;1359045407;topace;!ticker h sdice -153221;1359045409;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.53000000 / 0.56613659 / 0.58900000 (205 shares, 116.05800016 BTC), 7D: 0.48100000 / 0.54961742 / 0.62000000 (832 shares, 457.28168950 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.47150724 / 0.62000000 (4376 shares, 2063.31568948 BTC) -153220;1359045530;thestringpuller;coinurl will continue to be bad -153219;1359045548;dasher;Wotcha guys -153218;1359045562;dasher;Any ideas why this bet is still open? http://bitbet.us/bet/159/bitcoin-mtgox-18-00-before-march-1st-2013/ -153217;1359045647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1045 @ 0.00617711 = 6.4551 BTC [-] -153216;1359045887;jcpham;http://dollarvigilante.com/blog/2013/1/23/on-the-fringe-of-the-dominant-financial-world.html -153215;1359045887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3311 @ 0.00061072 = 2.0221 BTC [-] -153214;1359046447;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.98911 BTC [+] -153213;1359046457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5141 @ 0.00062088 = 3.1919 BTC [+] -153212;1359046507;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [+] -153211;1359047322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14619 @ 0.0006225 = 9.1003 BTC [+] -153210;1359047324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8731 @ 0.00062535 = 5.4599 BTC [+] -153209;1359047644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 949 @ 0.00611028 = 5.7987 BTC [-] -153208;1359047646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 151 @ 0.00608472 = 0.9188 BTC [-] -153207;1359048057;markedathome;pigeons: CREATE is Garr255, the cognitive guy -153206;1359048093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9275 @ 0.00062535 = 5.8001 BTC [+] -153205;1359048095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5655 @ 0.00062771 = 3.5497 BTC [+] -153204;1359048304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3540 @ 0.00062088 = 2.1979 BTC [-] -153203;1359048306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1809 @ 0.00061072 = 1.1048 BTC [-] -153202;1359049027;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 35 @ 0.6 = 21 BTC [+] -153201;1359049148;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 24 @ 0.59 = 14.16 BTC [-] -153200;1359049193;topace;!ticker mp s.dice -153199;1359049195;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.00388862 / 0.00699 (580455 shares, 2,257.17 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00446314 / 0.00699 (960166 shares, 4,285.36 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00416201 / 0.00699 (10201064 shares, 42,456.94 BTC) -153198;1359049323;mircea_popescu;http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-01-23/missing-114-billion-from-u-dot-s-dot-banks -153197;1359049326;mircea_popescu;teh plot. -153196;1359049465;jcpham;i have deposits piling up taking up space -153195;1359049473;jcpham;re: article -153194;1359049478;mircea_popescu;deadweasek dun worry, late bets will be simply refunded. -153193;1359049491;mircea_popescu;jcpham o ya ? -153192;1359049508;Bugpowder;;;ticker -153191;1359049509;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.65001, Best ask: 18.72819, Bid-ask spread: 0.07818, Last trade: 18.75000, 24 hour volume: 80260.71643879, 24 hour low: 17.20270, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 18.09495 -153190;1359049512;jcpham;gott aget it out of the bank account at some point in time -153189;1359049526;Bugpowder;18.75 -153188;1359049549;Bugpowder;Also SP500 hits 1,501.33 -153187;1359049570;deadweasek;wait, what? I was reading that how bitcoin dies blog post. -153186;1359049572;deadweasek;what bet? -153185;1359049581;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder ya but how much is it in rmb -153184;1359049591;Bugpowder;;;ticker -153183;1359049591;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.65001, Best ask: 18.69980, Bid-ask spread: 0.04979, Last trade: 18.75000, 24 hour volume: 80238.59030408, 24 hour low: 17.20270, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 18.09525 -153182;1359049608;mircea_popescu;deadweasek sorry wrong guy. -153181;1359049623;mircea_popescu;dasher Any ideas why this bet is still open? << dun worry, late bets will be simply refunded. -153180;1359049627;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 26 @ 0.59 = 15.34 BTC [-] -153179;1359049632;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -153178;1359049634;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.00388862 / 0.00699 (580455 shares, 2,257.17 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00446314 / 0.00699 (960166 shares, 4,285.36 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00416201 / 0.00699 (10201064 shares, 42,456.94 BTC) -153177;1359049654;dasher;Nope Mircea - the other one along the same lines has closed.. so _shrugs_ -153176;1359049674;dasher;:rereads: -153175;1359049685;mircea_popescu;yea. -153174;1359049693;dasher;heh - just looking to reroll winnings into other bets :) -153173;1359049703;mircea_popescu;:) -153172;1359049743;topace;was quite the night for s.dice i see -153171;1359049749;topace;someone fuck up their order? -153170;1359049776;topace;do price|amount instead of amount|price -153169;1359049777;topace;? -153168;1359049853;topace;i benefited, i had 10000 bid at 0.52, whoop -153167;1359049872;topace;err 0.0052 -153166;1359049876;mircea_popescu;that's what they suspect. -153165;1359049890;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/marketplace-excitement-with-expert-commentary-for-your-vicarious-trading-pleasure/ chatlog for posterity. -153164;1359050067;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -153163;1359050068;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.75000, Best ask: 18.79990, Bid-ask spread: 0.04990, Last trade: 18.79990, 24 hour volume: 79765.51885946, 24 hour low: 17.20270, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 18.11603 -153162;1359050077;mircea_popescu;remarkably low volume on gox -153161;1359050195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00062455 = 5.8708 BTC [+] -153160;1359050264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00062683 = 0.3134 BTC [+] -153159;1359050266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00061338 = 2.7295 BTC [-] -153158;1359050267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00061072 = 2.1986 BTC [-] -153157;1359050288;deadweasek;idiot here --> on the bitcoinity.org/markets site, do the green bid bars and red ask bars mean something more when they cross the midline? -153156;1359050381;mircea_popescu;just bid/ask volumes it would seem -153155;1359050496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2614 @ 0.00061072 = 1.5964 BTC [-] -153154;1359050498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17986 @ 0.00060917 = 10.9565 BTC [-] -153153;1359050522;deadweasek;left Y axis goes from zero to 7000, right Y axis goes from 10k to -10k .... trying to sort that one out. Left Y axis is volume, but the bars don't start at the bottom. -153152;1359050605;deadweasek;bah, it's not like this market is predictable. -153151;1359050785;Bugpowder;here we go -153150;1359050821;deadweasek;;;ticker -153149;1359050822;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.70381, Best ask: 18.83999, Bid-ask spread: 0.13618, Last trade: 18.84000, 24 hour volume: 78585.09866303, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 18.14858 -153148;1359050860;deadweasek;what is a 24 hour vwap? -153147;1359051040;topace;deadweasek: volume weighted average price -153146;1359051088;deadweasek;thnks -153145;1359051292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 467 @ 0.00060917 = 0.2845 BTC [-] -153144;1359051294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3047 @ 0.0006084 = 1.8538 BTC [-] -153143;1359051294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12546 @ 0.00060745 = 7.6211 BTC [-] -153142;1359051577;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder here we go what where ? -153141;1359051680;Bugpowder;up up and away? -153140;1359051977;mircea_popescu;o is it ? -153139;1359052065;mircea_popescu;derp. no it's not. -153138;1359052087;thestringpuller;;;ticker -153137;1359052088;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.72801, Best ask: 18.78999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06198, Last trade: 18.72752, 24 hour volume: 78333.41354544, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.00000, 24 hour vwap: 18.15736 -153136;1359052196;mircea_popescu;im suing Bugpowder for emotional distress because i was all hopeful and shit and he mislead my feelings -153135;1359052401;deadweasek;sue damages in BTC -153134;1359052430;mircea_popescu;no in zanzibar dollars. -153133;1359052435;mircea_popescu;btc is a ponzi -153132;1359052450;pigeons;http://unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com/2013/01/how-bitcoin-dies.html -153131;1359052469;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138259.msg1475828#msg1475828 Bugpowder may wanna tell 'em ? :D -153130;1359052490;deadweasek;how bitcoin dies -- i hope people get to the comments. -153129;1359052508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1849 @ 0.00608472 = 11.2506 BTC [-] -153128;1359052510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1269 @ 0.00605027 = 7.6778 BTC [-] -153127;1359052511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3450 @ 0.00604854 = 20.8675 BTC [-] -153126;1359052517;mircea_popescu;i had an exchange with the guy where he was explaining to me why mpex doesn't work -153125;1359052527;mircea_popescu;so maybe take it with a grain of salty brine. -153124;1359052566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5515 @ 0.00062771 = 3.4618 BTC [+] -153123;1359052574;jurov;just reading trilema...so coinurl was sold, like, domain, code,everything... but without any btc balances? that's genial -153122;1359052594;jurov;i'm totally selling coinbr in such manner, anyone? -153121;1359052623;pigeons;1 btc -153120;1359052688;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -153119;1359052704;jurov;nobody else? -153118;1359052807;jurov;1btc, bah. i'll rathher put it to bitmit -153117;1359052835;mircea_popescu;Dude, seriously, enough with this bullshit. Nobody cares about the US. Literally, nobody. -153116;1359052835;mircea_popescu;If tomorrow some douche in the colonies "unseals" - heh, aren't we uppity & pretentious all of a sudden, unsealing shit and whatnot - whatever the hell he pleases it's going to make the proverbial sound of the tree falling in the empty forest. -153115;1359052835;mircea_popescu;All this aside, if you ever get some Bitcoin together to put in the general vicinty of your disproportionately large mouth, you know where to buy the PUTs. -153114;1359052845;mircea_popescu;so the question is, does mr smartass buy the puts nao. -153113;1359052865;mircea_popescu;jurov lol myeah. those doods are incredible, seriously. -153112;1359052888;mircea_popescu;that mclovin character was running memcached as a process from a memcache user and didn't then know what he's running. -153111;1359052907;mircea_popescu;or why "niothing happens". or why cpu is at 2% but the server crawls. -153110;1359052987;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.58 = 29 BTC [-] -153109;1359052994;jackmaninov;;;ticker -153108;1359052994;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.01000, Best ask: 19.01098, Bid-ask spread: 0.00098, Last trade: 19.01000, 24 hour volume: 82712.54948507, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.01000, 24 hour vwap: 18.20757 -153107;1359053012;jackmaninov;broke 19 bitches -153106;1359053074;mircea_popescu;hey, 2nd time today. -153105;1359053089;jackmaninov;it managed to go above though -153104;1359053090;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: looks like coinurl will continue to suck -153103;1359053102;mircea_popescu;yeah. -153102;1359053107;thestringpuller;and so another bubble forms -153101;1359053185;mircea_popescu;i just realised that mpex is actually likely to survive longer than the us federal government. -153100;1359053249;jurov;^^^ eskimobob, you don't have anything to say about that?? -153099;1359053261;kakobrekla;dasher, no, thanks for noticing -153098;1359053270;deadweasek;;;ticker -153097;1359053271;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.02240, Best ask: 19.03475, Bid-ask spread: 0.01235, Last trade: 19.02240, 24 hour volume: 82880.87173367, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.04000, 24 hour vwap: 18.21658 -153096;1359053286;deadweasek;Shitsnacks, we're at 19 -153095;1359053320;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun! -153094;1359053332;dasher;humm.. it's still open & accepting bets... -153093;1359053343;deadweasek;there must be some tech startup who just sold his company to google getting in on bitcoin. Maybe he's gonna pump it up and dump it all? -153092;1359053371;mircea_popescu;that's not really a +ev strategy -153091;1359053373;kakobrekla;dasher, it will be handled now and be late bets will be reveresd -153090;1359053380;deadweasek;i have a wild imagination. -153089;1359053397;kakobrekla;be = the -153088;1359053401;kakobrekla;close enough. -153087;1359053442;Chilca;!ticker m s.dice -153086;1359053444;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.00390866 / 0.00699 (585823 shares, 2,289.78 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00447325 / 0.00699 (966234 shares, 4,322.21 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00416323 / 0.00699 (10207632 shares, 42,496.73 BTC) -153085;1359053528;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.575 = 2.875 BTC [-] -153084;1359053544;deadweasek;::bids 19 -153083;1359053548;deadweasek;;;bids 19 -153082;1359053551;gribble;There are currently 8.2829881 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 157.738160861 USD in total. -153081;1359053563;mircea_popescu;lol -153080;1359053569;deadweasek;:) -153079;1359053588;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.561 = 5.61 BTC [-] -153078;1359053605;deadweasek;;;bids 18 -153077;1359053607;gribble;There are currently 8588.2369 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 158032.392631 USD in total. -153076;1359053627;deadweasek;;;bids 18.5 -153075;1359053629;gribble;There are currently 3632.5744 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.5 USD, worth 68002.9997632 USD in total. -153074;1359053648;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.56000001 BTC [-] -153073;1359053709;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.56000001 = 2.8 BTC [-] -153072;1359053711;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.516 = 3.096 BTC [-] -153071;1359053712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00062151 = 14.419 BTC [-] -153070;1359053736;pigeons;basically lets copy the forbes article http://arstechnica.com/business/2013/01/bitcoin-based-casino-rakes-in-over-500000-profit-in-six-months/ -153069;1359053745;jcpham;yeah -153068;1359053750;jcpham;then wired re-ran -153067;1359053761;jcpham;;;asks 99 -153066;1359053763;gribble;There are currently 40126.935 bitcoins offered at or under 99.0 USD, worth 1137303.98882 USD in total. -153065;1359053821;mircea_popescu;so in the end what's the story with basic, did they refund or didn't they refund ? -153064;1359053838;kakobrekla;basic is dead -153063;1359053844;kakobrekla;returning the funds -153062;1359053886;mircea_popescu;a, so it's not done yet ? i had the notion from reading tom's drivel that it's 90% done three days ago -153061;1359053915;kakobrekla;done what? -153060;1359053932;kakobrekla;everyone is pulling their money out -153059;1359053940;kakobrekla;so they decided they wont go fwd with it -153058;1359053948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00062151 = 3.7291 BTC [-] -153057;1359053950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1090 @ 0.00062563 = 0.6819 BTC [+] -153056;1359053951;mircea_popescu;the refunds, done. -153055;1359053954;kakobrekla;and just return the money to whoever was left -153054;1359053960;kakobrekla;these take time apparently -153053;1359054003;pigeons;ok he erased the post where he was selling his fpga chips off -153052;1359054005;mircea_popescu;heh. -153051;1359054028;kakobrekla;https://www.btcfpga.com/forum/index.php?topic=1048.0 -153050;1359054034;kakobrekla;the only msg left on the whole forum -153049;1359054037;mircea_popescu;I have the list of BTC Refunds and should be making those today. -153048;1359054037;mircea_popescu;All other CC orders will automatically be refunded today. -153047;1359054054;mircea_popescu;this, to me at least, says refunds were done already -153046;1359054061;kakobrekla;dunno -153045;1359054072;mircea_popescu;anyway. -153044;1359054094;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138090.msg1475792#msg1475792 -153043;1359054102;mircea_popescu;according to eskimoblob i run the entire world by now. -153042;1359054132;mircea_popescu;anyway, back to tom : "this forum will be locked from this point forward - if I need to tell you anything else I will post again otherwise you will not hear from me - your refund will come automatically and theres no reason for communication." -153041;1359054134;mircea_popescu;o.o -153040;1359054148;kakobrekla;o o -153039;1359054154;kakobrekla;put me in charge of ministry of sillywalks pls -153038;1359054158;mircea_popescu;lol -153037;1359054165;mircea_popescu;well, can you do a real silly walk ? -153036;1359054178;kakobrekla;let me demonstrate, -153035;1359054188;kakobrekla;i have been developing this walk since the high school -153034;1359054208;kakobrekla;what'd ya think' -153033;1359054230;jcpham;basic got chargeback'd -153032;1359054234;mircea_popescu;It's not particularly silly, is it? I mean, the right leg isn't silly at all and the left leg merely does a forward aerial half turn every alternate step. -153031;1359054240;jcpham;from my perspective -153030;1359054248;jcpham;fuck them and their payment processor -153029;1359054252;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu ;))) -153028;1359054258;mircea_popescu;who was their pp ? bitpayy ? -153027;1359054265;jcpham;cc -153026;1359054279;jcpham;i paid with 120 days of credit card window goodness -153025;1359054293;mircea_popescu;i srsly don't understand ppl trying to push bitcoin for retail. -153024;1359054302;jcpham;stupidiest idea ever -153023;1359054306;mircea_popescu;i mean... merchants are insured, customers get cb's. -153022;1359054312;mircea_popescu;whereas in bitcoin its INSANITY -153021;1359054334;mircea_popescu;i don't how how i'd sell a small merchant on taking btc. it makes no business sense at all. -153020;1359054336;jcpham;buying computer hardware, of all things -153019;1359054338;jcpham;with bitcoin -153018;1359054341;jcpham;smh -153017;1359054349;mircea_popescu;but hey, i prefer to think the retaul btc people just know shit better than me. -153016;1359054350;topace;!ticker h sdice -153015;1359054352;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.51600000 / 0.57404839 / 0.60000000 (372 shares, 213.54600022 BTC), 7D: 0.48100000 / 0.55883394 / 0.62000000 (866 shares, 483.95018966 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.47564628 / 0.62000000 (4544 shares, 2161.33668954 BTC) -153014;1359054361;deadweasek;what do you think the psychological reaction will be IF we hit 20? -153013;1359054371;jcpham;i get the idea of retail bitcoin -153012;1359054372;mircea_popescu;deadweasek forum spam increase +11 -153011;1359054381;jcpham;but pre-ordering computer hardware with it -153010;1359054387;jcpham;bad idea -153009;1359054391;deadweasek;i'm sorry, what's that? -153008;1359054401;deadweasek;first time here, ya know -153007;1359054404;mircea_popescu;jcpham it's not really hardware in any way. it's more like verysoft ware. -153006;1359054416;mircea_popescu;deadweasek forum -> bitcointalk.org -153005;1359054418;jcpham;you are correct -153004;1359054428;deadweasek;i'll be quiet then. -153003;1359054432;jcpham;but it comes in plastic case so we can call it hardware -153002;1359054434;mircea_popescu;sorta like brie cheeseware. -153001;1359054440;jcpham;moore's law should apply to it -153000;1359054452;mircea_popescu;deadweasek i just meant, the only effect of btc going over 20 will be a buncha people posting more on forum -152999;1359054465;jcpham;which means you shouldn't spend deflationary money on thing governed by Moore -152998;1359054469;deadweasek;ah, i see. thx -152997;1359054480;mircea_popescu;jcpham fanware ? -152996;1359054489;mircea_popescu;i think fanware is particularly appropriate. -152995;1359054495;mircea_popescu;it's a box of fans sold to a buncha fans. -152994;1359054497;jcpham;power supply ware -152993;1359054505;jcpham;fanware is good -152992;1359054507;jcpham;i like it -152991;1359054600;Bugpowder;I knew it! -152990;1359054607;Bugpowder;Went to lunch -152989;1359054610;Bugpowder;19.15 -152988;1359054618;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -152987;1359054619;gribble;18.23 -152986;1359054625;Bugpowder;come onnnnn -152985;1359054629;kakobrekla;Bugpowder go to dinner quikcly. -152984;1359054632;mircea_popescu;lol -152983;1359054640;mircea_popescu;i dunno if any of you know fantozzi -152982;1359054651;mircea_popescu;but he's this italian comedy guy. unfortunate accountant. -152981;1359054669;mircea_popescu;one time he goes on a trip with the megadirettore generale who's an invederate gambler -152980;1359054695;mircea_popescu;and ends up drinking galons of the world's most carbonated mineral water because the director guy thinks fantozzi has to keep doing what he was doing when the director got good cards. for hours. -152979;1359054709;mircea_popescu;so, bugpowder, EAT MAN -152978;1359054736;jurov;and let it better be sante fe rice ! -152977;1359054755;mircea_popescu;nah, bbq ribs -152976;1359055162;mircea_popescu;so over 20 or not over 20 ? -152975;1359055165;mircea_popescu;;;asks 20 -152974;1359055167;gribble;There are currently 12905.743 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 254721.219965 USD in total. -152973;1359055173;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu make a bet -152972;1359055183;deadweasek;where can I find a long list of all trades / price / volume that updates? -152971;1359055199;deadweasek;;;ticker -152970;1359055199;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.01879, Best ask: 19.05000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03121, Last trade: 19.01879, 24 hour volume: 87334.42598055, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.26906 -152969;1359055214;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85687.msg1476190#msg1476190 you have your work cut out for you -152968;1359055610;deadweasek;;;bids 18.9 -152967;1359055612;gribble;There are currently 114.58398 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.9 USD, worth 2168.8533383 USD in total. -152966;1359055631;deadweasek;;;asks 18.9 -152965;1359055633;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 18.9 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -152964;1359055653;deadweasek;don't laugh, i'm learning -152963;1359055684;assbot;we are all serial. -152962;1359055858;deadweasek;;;asks 18.9 -152961;1359055860;gribble;There are currently 9.7825458 bitcoins offered at or under 18.9 USD, worth 184.890114864 USD in total. -152960;1359055894;deadweasek;;;asks 19.5 -152959;1359055896;gribble;There are currently 4182.6565 bitcoins offered at or under 19.5 USD, worth 80674.7192724 USD in total. -152958;1359055908;deadweasek;;;bids 18.5 -152957;1359055910;gribble;There are currently 1948.0083 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.5 USD, worth 36316.6269025 USD in total. -152956;1359055931;deadweasek;;;ticker -152955;1359055932;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.69115, Best ask: 18.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00885, Last trade: 18.70000, 24 hour volume: 89489.10759434, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.28997 -152954;1359055975;deadweasek;volume up 2.3k in 20 minutes -152953;1359056223;Bugpowder;I should go back to lunch! -152952;1359056264;Bugpowder;;;bc,stats -152951;1359056266;gribble;Current Blocks: 217868 | Current Difficulty: 2968775.3320751 | Next Difficulty At Block: 219743 | Next Difficulty In: 1875 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 15 hours, 7 minutes, and 30 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3082762.10767147 | Estimated Percent Change: 3.83952178411 -152950;1359056271;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -152949;1359056272;gribble;18.26 -152948;1359056441;deadweasek;go to breakfast while you're at it -152947;1359056459;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -152946;1359056460;gribble;18.28 -152945;1359056468;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -152944;1359056470;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -152943;1359056477;Bugpowder;the good news is that the selloff actually drives the 24hprc up -152942;1359056483;Bugpowder;we need trading volume -152941;1359056528;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.516 = 2.064 BTC [-] -152940;1359056530;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.515 BTC [-] -152939;1359056530;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.481 = 4.81 BTC [-] -152938;1359056531;Bugpowder;any trade that goes off over 24hprc I am happy with -152937;1359056531;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.48 = 3.84 BTC [-] -152936;1359056578;deadweasek;what is the H in hprc? -152935;1359056608;Bugpowder;hour -152934;1359056608;mircea_popescu;hour -152933;1359056611;mircea_popescu;drat -152932;1359056612;Bugpowder;24hour price -152931;1359056629;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -152930;1359056630;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.29000, Best ask: 18.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 18.30000, 24 hour volume: 95033.95842525, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.30738 -152929;1359056637;mircea_popescu;whoa wasn't it 19 ?! -152928;1359056653;mircea_popescu;;;ident smickles -152927;1359056653;gribble;Nick 'smickles', with hostmask 'smickles!~smickles@67.222.146.32', is not identified. -152926;1359056658;mircea_popescu;;;getrating smickles -152925;1359056659;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User smickles, rated since Wed Jan 4 18:28:52 2012. Cumulative rating 86, from 49 total ratings. Received ratings: 48 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 47 positive, 6 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=smickles -152924;1359056662;Korbman;it was bound to happen eventually -152923;1359056678;Korbman;I was expecting a $1 plummet the other day, but looks like today was the day instead -152922;1359056721;Korbman;and now a wall is beginning to develop -152921;1359056776;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152920;1359056777;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.31000, Best ask: 18.41000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 18.41000, 24 hour volume: 95812.05183024, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.30787 -152919;1359056796;Bugpowder;the guy that bot the C180,190,200s is feeling sad -152918;1359056820;Bugpowder;;calc 27000*.056 -152917;1359056827;Bugpowder;;;calc 27000*.056 -152916;1359056828;gribble;1512 -152915;1359056839;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder if he overhedged yes. otherwise he's prolly going sigh of relief -152914;1359056892;deadweasek;volume up 10k in 20 minutes -152913;1359056924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8492 @ 0.00062563 = 5.3128 BTC [+] -152912;1359057083;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0085 BTC [+] -152911;1359057162;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 220 @ 0.007 = 1.54 BTC [-] -152910;1359057182;deadweasek;;;ask 18;;ticker -152909;1359057182;gribble;Error: "ask" is not a valid command. -152908;1359057185;deadweasek;;ticker -152907;1359057187;deadweasek;;;ticker -152906;1359057188;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.58724, Best ask: 18.60670, Bid-ask spread: 0.01946, Last trade: 18.61215, 24 hour volume: 98078.71436442, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.30869 -152905;1359057387;Bugpowder;rally on -152904;1359057414;Bugpowder;;;ticker -152903;1359057415;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.62001, Best ask: 18.74899, Bid-ask spread: 0.12898, Last trade: 18.74899, 24 hour volume: 99276.17262119, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.31400 -152902;1359057434;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.8076674 = 807.6674 BTC [-] -152901;1359057436;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 0.86253611 = 862.5361 BTC [-] -152900;1359057437;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.91740482 = 917.4048 BTC [-] -152899;1359057439;thestringpuller;lol good day to trade on gox -152898;1359057452;mircea_popescu;o.o -152897;1359057457;mircea_popescu;we back on this programme ?! -152896;1359057463;thestringpuller;ha -152895;1359057609;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.48 = 1.44 BTC [-] -152894;1359057625;Bugpowder;hey is the 2% mkopt fee on the deposit or the sale price? -152893;1359057672;Chilca;HI, I'm trying to understand how to install gribble, does anybody has experience? -152892;1359057682;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C120T] 900 @ 0.34565429 = 311.0889 BTC [+] -152891;1359057694;mircea_popescu;you mean install as in run the bot yourself on a vps ? -152890;1359057712;Chilca;yes. -152889;1359057716;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder sale price is unrelated -152888;1359057729;mircea_popescu;Chilca i never ran a bot. nanotube maintains gribble. -152887;1359057730;Bugpowder;so its 0.02 per contract? -152886;1359057749;mircea_popescu;for calls -152885;1359057756;Chilca;I see that, and I'm looking into the source code now -152884;1359057773;Chilca;;;seen lautaro_ -152883;1359057774;gribble;I have not seen lautaro_. -152882;1359057776;Chilca;;;seen lautaro -152881;1359057776;gribble;lautaro was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 11 hours, 10 minutes, and 9 seconds ago: Could this explain the buying in S.DICE: https://www.havelockinvestments.com/ ? -152880;1359057843;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 440 @ 0.05560548 = 24.4664 BTC [+] -152879;1359057891;deadweasek;;;bids 18.5 -152878;1359057893;gribble;There are currently 1738.429 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.5 USD, worth 32321.7429128 USD in total. -152877;1359057894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4839 @ 0.00061831 = 2.992 BTC [-] -152876;1359057908;deadweasek;;;asks 18.9 -152875;1359057910;gribble;There are currently 209.75996 bitcoins offered at or under 18.9 USD, worth 3964.05008153 USD in total. -152874;1359057992;deadweasek;!help -152873;1359057992;assbot;List of commands: -152872;1359057993;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -152871;1359058027;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 48 @ 0.48 = 23.04 BTC [-] -152870;1359058094;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 28 @ 0.05560548 = 1.557 BTC [+] -152869;1359058152;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152868;1359058153;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.71106, Best ask: 18.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08894, Last trade: 18.80000, 24 hour volume: 100285.46180228, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.32253 -152867;1359058164;Bugpowder;protip : anyone that is sitting with lots of BTC in their account should probably sell short the C200Ts -152866;1359058175;Bugpowder;There is a bid @ 0.0556 -152865;1359058199;Bugpowder;at these are 95% chance going to expire worthless -152864;1359058240;Bugpowder;Also the C190s -152863;1359058244;Bugpowder;I am tapped out -152862;1359058261;mircea_popescu;lol what if it blows up tomorrow ? -152861;1359058403;Bugpowder;tomorrow? -152860;1359058415;Bugpowder;WAIT A SECOND -152859;1359058443;Bugpowder;opex ex is in 28 hours? -152858;1359058445;Bugpowder;or 4 hours? -152857;1359058451;Bugpowder;facepalm -152856;1359058535;Chilca;!ticker -152855;1359058535;assbot;These beans is shit. -152854;1359058550;Bugpowder;well -152853;1359058551;Bugpowder;shit -152852;1359058554;Bugpowder;hehe -152851;1359058560;Chilca;;;ticker -152850;1359058561;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.64001, Best ask: 18.72405, Bid-ask spread: 0.08404, Last trade: 18.72405, 24 hour volume: 100798.71042195, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.32833 -152849;1359058578;Bugpowder;undo -152848;1359058581;Bugpowder;Ctrl Z -152847;1359058788;thestringpuller;ctrl z unix stlye -152846;1359058790;thestringpuller;stylr -152845;1359058989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00062218 = 7.0306 BTC [+] -152844;1359058991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5629 @ 0.00062563 = 3.5217 BTC [+] -152843;1359058996;Bugpowder;;;asks 35 -152842;1359058998;gribble;There are currently 46311.125 bitcoins offered at or under 35.0 USD, worth 1175233.51427 USD in total. -152841;1359059002;Bugpowder;fuck it -152840;1359059006;Bugpowder;let it go to 35 -152839;1359059015;Bugpowder;lets do this -152838;1359059041;deadweasek;i'm clapping my hands as fast as i can -152837;1359059137;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder end of friday. -152836;1359059160;Bugpowder;yeah -152835;1359059164;Bugpowder;oh well -152834;1359059169;mircea_popescu;it's easy to tell, cause bot stops quoting in the last 24 hours -152833;1359059170;Bugpowder;I have hedged my hedge -152832;1359059182;mircea_popescu;lolwut ? -152831;1359059189;Bugpowder;I shorted the 200s -152830;1359059201;Bugpowder;I though it expires in 3.5 hours -152829;1359059214;Bugpowder;Plenty of long exposure though -152828;1359059221;Bugpowder;still -152827;1359059358;Namworld;;;asks 20 -152826;1359059359;gribble;There are currently 14737.674 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 289424.291591 USD in total. -152825;1359059373;mircea_popescu;a, i didn't see it ticker by -152824;1359059383;mircea_popescu;assbot> [MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 28 @ 0.05560548 = 1.557 BTC [+] < that ? -152823;1359059423;Namworld;Not sure people buying C200T calls are getting a good deal... -152822;1359059469;deadweasel;which bot stopped quoting in last 24 hours? -152821;1359059536;mircea_popescu;deadweasel the mpoe bot. -152820;1359059559;deadweasel;thanks! -152819;1359059677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00598118 = 3.2896 BTC [-] -152818;1359059717;thestringpuller;Namworld: could we negotiate a vps deal? -152817;1359059731;thestringpuller;also bitvps is ltc now not btc? -152816;1359059749;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152815;1359059749;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.49451, Best ask: 18.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00549, Last trade: 18.50773, 24 hour volume: 101961.40270952, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.33730 -152814;1359059784;mircea_popescu;anyone know what timezone mtgoxlive uses ? -152813;1359059836;deadweasel;utc methinks -152812;1359059839;thestringpuller;new zealand i think -152811;1359059848;deadweasel;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101325.0 -152810;1359059937;mircea_popescu;ah ty -152809;1359059940;deadweasel;;;bids 18.5 -152808;1359059942;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.5 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -152807;1359059952;deadweasel;;;bids 18 -152806;1359059954;gribble;There are currently 7572.9213 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 137390.190975 USD in total. -152805;1359059976;deadweasel;;;asks 18.5 -152804;1359059979;gribble;There are currently 3490.0446 bitcoins offered at or under 18.5 USD, worth 64216.8212472 USD in total. -152803;1359060101;deadweasel;;;bids 18.2 -152802;1359060103;gribble;There are currently 3130.1004 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.2 USD, worth 57108.4266494 USD in total. -152801;1359060105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22100 @ 0.00062144 = 13.7338 BTC [-] -152800;1359060107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3911 @ 0.00061831 = 2.4182 BTC [-] -152799;1359060109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00061744 = 5.6187 BTC [-] -152798;1359060110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00061489 = 3.4434 BTC [-] -152797;1359060111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4789 @ 0.00061474 = 2.944 BTC [-] -152796;1359060371;nanotube;;;whatis #supybot installguide -152795;1359060372;gribble;Here is a detailed guide for supybot installation: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/gribble/index.php?title=Supybot_Install_Guide -152794;1359060374;nanotube;Chilca: ^ -152793;1359060401;Chilca;nanotube: thanks! -152792;1359060477;nanotube;:) -152791;1359060638;mod6;sales -152790;1359060669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4961 @ 0.00061474 = 3.0497 BTC [-] -152789;1359060680;deadweasel;;;ticker -152788;1359060681;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.75000, Best ask: 18.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.45000, Last trade: 18.20000, 24 hour volume: 110245.87360784, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.32315 -152787;1359060708;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -152786;1359060709;gribble;18.31 -152785;1359060722;mircea_popescu;o, going down ?! -152784;1359060729;kakobrekla;2 bucks soon. -152783;1359060730;Namworld;thestringpuller: We still accept BitPay, or on request direct BTC payment -152782;1359060731;mircea_popescu;dude. literally. 17.75 is like max pain -152781;1359060733;kakobrekla;my bid is placed. -152780;1359060749;mircea_popescu;if btc closes on mpex max pain tomorrow it will be... -152779;1359060751;mircea_popescu;o.o -152778;1359060751;mod6;6168 sold, now @ 17.85 -152777;1359060782;deadweasel;i vunder vhat zee ruzzians vill do tonight? -152776;1359060793;kakobrekla;drink vodka. -152775;1359060801;deadweasel;clearly -152774;1359060829;mircea_popescu;mail order brides ? -152773;1359060850;kakobrekla;how much are those -152772;1359060856;kakobrekla;and can you get em for btc yet -152771;1359060866;Namworld;Max pain? -152770;1359060871;deadweasel;http://bitcoinity.org/markets -152769;1359060874;deadweasel;never seen lines like that -152768;1359060888;Namworld;The combination of puts/calls make 17.75 the worst price for BTC to end at? -152767;1359060898;mircea_popescu;i dunno, like a used civic -152766;1359060907;deadweasel;;;bids 18 -152765;1359060910;gribble;There are currently 2.7014995 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 49.0104492962 USD in total. -152764;1359060917;deadweasel;eww -152763;1359060917;mircea_popescu;Namworld i haven't calced it exactly but i guess around the 17.8 -152762;1359060949;deadweasel;;;asks 17.75 -152761;1359060951;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 17.75 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -152760;1359060957;deadweasel;oops -152759;1359060969;deadweasel;;;asks 18 -152758;1359060971;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 18.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -152757;1359060972;deadweasel;;;ticker -152756;1359060973;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.80000, Best ask: 17.80212, Bid-ask spread: 0.00212, Last trade: 17.80212, 24 hour volume: 110717.50956619, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.32198 -152755;1359061090;mircea_popescu;it's fucken derped. -152754;1359061118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15834 @ 0.0006144 = 9.7284 BTC [-] -152753;1359061127;deadweasel;we bounced of $16 similarly -152752;1359061131;deadweasel;of = off -152751;1359061142;deadweasel;and then back up -152750;1359061222;Namworld;Someone just sold a few thousands, nothing big -152749;1359061234;Namworld;You can see the line back up in price is very thin -152748;1359061240;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -152747;1359061266;Namworld;I don't think it will end on "max pain" -152746;1359061268;mircea_popescu;i think it's decided, we're staying under 20. -152745;1359061278;Namworld;I bet it stays around 18-18.5 -152744;1359061285;mircea_popescu;prolly. -152743;1359061289;mod6;im bullish -152742;1359061315;Namworld;More bids coming in... -152741;1359061324;deadweasel;those who sold at 13 and 15 -152740;1359061328;deadweasel;? -152739;1359061391;deadweasel;;;ticker -152738;1359061391;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.00519, Best ask: 18.01000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00481, Last trade: 18.01000, 24 hour volume: 111696.06234082, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.31988 -152737;1359061440;deadweasel;$2 spread today wowza -152736;1359061721;Namworld;;;asks 19 -152735;1359061723;gribble;There are currently 2802.5713 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 51995.2367015 USD in total. -152734;1359061728;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -152733;1359061730;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.00388776 / 0.00699 (580073 shares, 2,255.19 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00446834 / 0.00699 (963061 shares, 4,303.29 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00416332 / 0.00699 (10208182 shares, 42,500.02 BTC) -152732;1359061732;Namworld;;;bids 18 -152731;1359061733;gribble;There are currently 924.42797 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 16639.9980641 USD in total. -152730;1359061746;Namworld;Yup, we're trending back toward 19 -152729;1359061813;deadweasel;http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=sell%20bitcoin%2C%20buy%20bitcoin&cmpt=q -152728;1359061900;Namworld;I doubt that's conclusive of anything. Those who have bitcoins probably already know where to sell them. -152727;1359061913;Namworld;Whereas the bitcoinless might be clueless about where to buy them. -152726;1359061919;kakobrekla;at the place where they bought them :) -152725;1359061954;Namworld;usually, yeah -152724;1359062006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00061531 = 5.6916 BTC [+] -152723;1359062020;jcpham;6:43 seems right -152722;1359062089;deadweasel;i just thought it was interesting. graphs are pretty. I'll be your blonde for the day. -152721;1359062094;mircea_popescu;lol -152720;1359062104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8589 @ 0.00062563 = 5.3735 BTC [+] -152719;1359062106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3261 @ 0.00062594 = 2.0412 BTC [+] -152718;1359062147;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=sell%20bitcoin%2C%20buy%20bitcoin%2C%20trilema&cmpt=q -152717;1359062148;mircea_popescu;grin -152716;1359062202;Namworld;;;asks 20 -152715;1359062206;gribble;There are currently 19030.797 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 368929.2886 USD in total. -152714;1359062213;Namworld;;;asks 35 -152713;1359062215;gribble;There are currently 51898.3 bitcoins offered at or under 35.0 USD, worth 1279317.19633 USD in total. -152712;1359062229;Namworld;;;asks 30 -152711;1359062233;gribble;There are currently 37989.235 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 836972.731819 USD in total. -152710;1359062253;deadweasel;not this, not that, or that one! -152709;1359062696;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152708;1359062698;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.01111, Best ask: 18.08999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07888, Last trade: 18.09000, 24 hour volume: 114500.07664483, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.31550 -152707;1359062722;thestringpuller;and now for the popping of the bubble -152706;1359062900;deadweasel;guesses at plateau? -152705;1359062903;thestringpuller;0 -152704;1359062944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13989 @ 0.00062594 = 8.7563 BTC [+] -152703;1359062956;mod6;5000 sold down to $17.32 -152702;1359062989;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 1000 @ 0.12701747 = 127.0175 BTC [+] -152701;1359063005;deadweasel;;;ticker -152700;1359063006;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.25500, Best ask: 17.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.54500, Last trade: 17.80000, 24 hour volume: 120690.48492288, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.28021 -152699;1359063090;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 1000 @ 0.12558065 = 125.5807 BTC [-] -152698;1359063165;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 380 @ 0.11898031 = 45.2125 BTC [-] -152697;1359063350;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.06416795 = 64.168 BTC [-] -152696;1359063366;deadweasel;thestringpuller: really 0? -152695;1359063435;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.07074194 = 70.7419 BTC [+] -152694;1359063485;Namworld;Interesting... significant raise in asks -152693;1359063488;Namworld;;;asks 20 -152692;1359063490;gribble;There are currently 28544.302 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 544085.645737 USD in total. -152691;1359063497;deadweasel;panic selling... -152690;1359063504;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152689;1359063504;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.58265, Best ask: 17.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11735, Last trade: 17.70000, 24 hour volume: 121181.30061837, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.27707 -152688;1359063524;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -152687;1359063525;gribble;18.29 -152686;1359063529;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 620 @ 0.11898031 = 73.7678 BTC [-] -152685;1359063602;thestringpuller;yup panic sell -152684;1359063619;Namworld;;;asks 20 -152683;1359063621;gribble;There are currently 33198.198 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 629272.33256 USD in total. -152682;1359063627;Namworld;and 5k more -152681;1359063639;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152680;1359063640;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.35400, Best ask: 17.58265, Bid-ask spread: 0.22865, Last trade: 17.58265, 24 hour volume: 121527.61952533, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.27448 -152679;1359063705;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152678;1359063705;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.35000, Best ask: 17.58165, Bid-ask spread: 0.23165, Last trade: 17.58165, 24 hour volume: 121535.07032037, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.27443 -152677;1359063722;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.0650654 = 65.0654 BTC [+] -152676;1359063722;dub;it is but a twitch -152675;1359063726;thestringpuller;23 cent spread... -152674;1359063728;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 834 @ 0.06972141 = 58.1477 BTC [-] -152673;1359063766;Namworld;;;asks 20 -152672;1359063768;gribble;There are currently 33200.54 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 630008.064237 USD in total. -152671;1359063817;Chilca;;;ticker -152670;1359063817;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.45798, Best ask: 17.58165, Bid-ask spread: 0.12367, Last trade: 17.58165, 24 hour volume: 121465.95922053, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.27491 -152669;1359063820;dub;goxlive working for anyone? -152668;1359063831;thestringpuller;nope -152667;1359063837;kakobrekla;moody is ok for me -152666;1359063837;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152665;1359063838;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.55475, Best ask: 17.58165, Bid-ask spread: 0.02690, Last trade: 17.58165, 24 hour volume: 121466.86376050, 24 hour low: 17.25201, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.27491 -152664;1359063868;dub;moody is dropping the socket for me -152663;1359063902;mircea_popescu;the soaplet ? -152662;1359063966;thestringpuller;EskimoBob_afk: can you stop being afk kthcbai -152661;1359063971;thestringpuller;kthxbai* -152660;1359063976;thestringpuller;;) -152659;1359063983;dub;dude we want moar afk from him -152658;1359063989;mod6;haha -152657;1359064002;Namworld;Well anyway, I cashed out my calls. -152656;1359064021;mod6;the 16s 'eh -152655;1359064036;Namworld;The C170 -152654;1359064040;mod6;ah -152653;1359064043;Namworld;It's swinging wildly and I'm not sure what direction it's going to take -152652;1359064048;Namworld;I made about 20% -152651;1359064052;mod6;heheh, nice -152650;1359064056;Namworld;eh =/ -152649;1359064079;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 400 @ 0.12462015 = 49.8481 BTC [-] -152648;1359064094;mod6;i think it just needs to re-group and restack the bid side -152647;1359064100;thestringpuller;20% holy shit -152646;1359064136;kakobrekla;you should have seen 7 a week! -152645;1359064145;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 5 @ 0.01714312 = 0.0857 BTC [-] -152644;1359064147;jcpham;facepalm -152643;1359064183;mod6;lots more selling, dudes need to take some profits before next leg up i guess. -152642;1359064208;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152641;1359064211;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.90000, Best ask: 17.04931, Bid-ask spread: 0.14931, Last trade: 17.04931, 24 hour volume: 128741.64517108, 24 hour low: 16.90000, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.20612 -152640;1359064233;mod6;BTFD! -152639;1359064247;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 700 @ 0.06803599 = 47.6252 BTC [+] -152638;1359064271;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152637;1359064271;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.90000, Best ask: 17.04931, Bid-ask spread: 0.14931, Last trade: 17.04931, 24 hour volume: 128662.61322857, 24 hour low: 16.90000, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.20661 -152636;1359064280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11411 @ 0.00062641 = 7.148 BTC [+] -152635;1359064282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7089 @ 0.00062294 = 4.416 BTC [-] -152634;1359064289;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -152633;1359064290;gribble;18.21 -152632;1359064294;thestringpuller;its crashing oh man buy some mpoe stock -152631;1359064297;thestringpuller;go bot go -152630;1359064305;Namworld;actually each time there's a raise in BTC price, it ends up with a few days where it skyrockets before falling wildly. -152629;1359064309;dub;rather than ticker every 9 seconds, you could join -markets or -rt -152628;1359064313;kakobrekla;heres a pro comment -152627;1359064314;kakobrekla;[20:51:08] Kyklos Trader: is that moron of s3052 -152626;1359064314;kakobrekla;[20:51:13] Kyklos Trader: he probably sent a sell warning -152625;1359064314;kakobrekla;[20:51:18] Kyklos Trader: and all his stupid customers selling -152624;1359064334;pentarh;he didnt -152623;1359064336;jcpham;moar lines damnit! -152622;1359064339;Namworld;Although nothing says history will repeat itself... -152621;1359064359;Namworld;Who's the s3052 moron? -152620;1359064371;mircea_popescu;r2d2 v3.052 -152619;1359064377;deadweasel;'analyst' selling 'analyses' on bitcointalk -152618;1359064395;kakobrekla;i do like that word, too. -152617;1359064399;dub;pied piper of speculation forum -152616;1359064404;mod6;oh, the guy with the charts for sale? -152615;1359064410;mod6;hmm -152614;1359064412;deadweasel;get your charts here! -152613;1359064417;jcpham;many many lines -152612;1359064418;deadweasel;2.5 btc a months! -152611;1359064418;smickles;iirc, he's big into EWT -152610;1359064421;jcpham;and arrows! -152609;1359064431;dub;jcpham: cocain is a helluva drug -152608;1359064443;mircea_popescu;it's not a drug, it's a sort of sugar. -152607;1359064452;kakobrekla;sugar is a drug -152606;1359064463;smickles;sugar is a poison! -152605;1359064464;mircea_popescu;well yes. -152604;1359064472;mircea_popescu;sugar is mah babeee -152603;1359064479;Namworld;;;ticker -152602;1359064479;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.95000, Best ask: 17.04831, Bid-ask spread: 0.09831, Last trade: 16.95000, 24 hour volume: 128417.99846413, 24 hour low: 16.90000, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.20810 -152601;1359064485;Namworld;and we're under 17... -152600;1359064492;mircea_popescu;lmao dudes with the tickering. -152599;1359064495;dub;14:53] --- kakobrekla [~T42@89-212-41-49.static.t-2.net] has joined #bitcoin-analysis -152598;1359064498;dub;[14:53] --- kakobrekla has left #bitcoin-analysis [] -152597;1359064504;dub;missed opportunity there! -152596;1359064520;Namworld;Damn Mr. officer, I didn't know! -152595;1359064543;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you are the ticker police now? -152594;1359064546;thestringpuller;;;ticker -152593;1359064547;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.95000, Best ask: 17.03000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 17.03000, 24 hour volume: 128420.24466504, 24 hour low: 16.90000, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 18.20805 -152592;1359064559;topace;!ticker h sdice -152591;1359064562;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.48000000 / 0.55930046 / 0.60000000 (436 shares, 243.85500031 BTC), 7D: 0.48000000 / 0.55210064 / 0.62000000 (916 shares, 505.72418966 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.47575697 / 0.62000000 (4618 shares, 2197.04568954 BTC) -152590;1359064569;Namworld;Okay, it would have worked a bit better if I had said under 16... -152589;1359064588;dub;inb4 $20 -152588;1359064589;Namworld;I wasn't answering to mircea =/ -152587;1359064624;mircea_popescu;ftr : #bitcoin-anal -152586;1359064631;Bugpowder;please crash -152585;1359064634;Bugpowder;pleash -152584;1359064635;mod6;hah -152583;1359064646;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i thought you had calls or w/e ? -152582;1359064695;Bugpowder;I reversed -152581;1359064701;mircea_popescu;o ? -152580;1359064703;Bugpowder;Sold calls for 50-80% gain -152579;1359064710;mircea_popescu;pretty solid. -152578;1359064712;Bugpowder;now long puts -152577;1359064717;Bugpowder;3700 contracts -152576;1359064722;Bugpowder;let it rip -152575;1359064815;smickles;god dammit -152574;1359064831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1728 @ 0.00062771 = 1.0847 BTC [+] -152573;1359064833;smickles;my bot put in a sell@market right at the fucking peak -152572;1359064833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00062933 = 8.6218 BTC [+] -152571;1359064834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3122 @ 0.00063031 = 1.9678 BTC [+] -152570;1359064838;smickles;status:pending -152569;1359064876;Namworld;Give your bot a cookie -152568;1359064892;dub;I think the little gox engine that could, in fact couldnt -152567;1359064918;smickles;ah, result: 16.9 -152566;1359064926;smickles;sonofabitch -152565;1359064932;mod6;:/ -152564;1359064941;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 1000 @ 0.06897496 = 68.975 BTC [+] -152563;1359064947;smickles;fuck you gox -152562;1359064961;mircea_popescu;um -152561;1359064965;Bugpowder;16.9 is a nice price -152560;1359064968;Bugpowder;its going much lower -152559;1359065003;smickles;Bugpowder: but it sold when there were bids at ~19.19 -152558;1359065011;Bugpowder;who -152557;1359065012;Bugpowder;whoa -152556;1359065015;Bugpowder;sux -152555;1359065105;Namworld;Why does BTC price always slowly walk up to the cliff then do a a rocket launch before diving into the ocean? -152554;1359065125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15561 @ 0.00062294 = 9.6936 BTC [-] -152553;1359065126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 116 @ 0.00061531 = 0.0714 BTC [-] -152552;1359065128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6323 @ 0.00061382 = 3.8812 BTC [-] -152551;1359065130;deadweasel;swam dive -152550;1359065132;deadweasel;swan -152549;1359065140;mod6;it builds and builds, and then just about every time someone comes in and flushes about 100,000 to take profits -152548;1359065169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7878 @ 0.00063031 = 4.9656 BTC [+] -152547;1359065170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11648 @ 0.0006308 = 7.3476 BTC [+] -152546;1359065172;jcpham;cha-ching 100k -152545;1359065174;Namworld;what mod6 said -152544;1359065176;jcpham;cha-ching 100k -152543;1359065188;Namworld;It looks like that, seriously -152542;1359065206;deadweasel;is it actually possible to know it's a single person? -152541;1359065221;mod6;its hard to say. im sure its not though. -152540;1359065222;deadweasel;i would tend to agree, but I just assume. -152539;1359065249;deadweasel;feels like some rich mofos have their hands in it now. -152538;1359065282;deadweasel;course i have no skills so I just trade on feelings -152537;1359065283;thestringpuller;they do -152536;1359065292;deadweasel;feeeeeeelings, nothing but feeeeeeelings -152535;1359065297;mod6;haha -152534;1359065306;Namworld;the BTC market is probably being played... -152533;1359065317;mircea_popescu;lmao all those short puts ouch. -152532;1359065323;Namworld;for those who get paid for service and immediatly cash out tho, no problem -152531;1359065337;Namworld;price can fluctuate -152530;1359065340;mod6;maybe so... but someday these $4-6 swings won't be as meaningful. think of the gold price, moves up and down sometimes $100 per day. -152529;1359065365;deadweasel;that's true. -152528;1359065378;Namworld;yeah -152527;1359065383;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 0.99330402 = 993.304 BTC [+] -152526;1359065384;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.06037384 = 1060.3738 BTC [+] -152525;1359065385;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.12744366 = 1127.4437 BTC [+] -152524;1359065387;mircea_popescu;um -152523;1359065392;mircea_popescu;lol speaking of -152522;1359065394;mod6;haha *shrug* -152521;1359065406;Bugpowder;hahaha -152520;1359065411;Bugpowder;cover that shit -152519;1359065420;jcpham;buyers at 19 crying in -otc -152518;1359065420;mircea_popescu;ok so guy bought for what, like 900ish, covering for 1kish, that's 100 btc each line for mpoe -152517;1359065430;mircea_popescu;100x 27 = 2.7k -152516;1359065431;Bugpowder;cover the 27000 contracts of exposure -152515;1359065443;mircea_popescu;i guess it did not work as planned. -152514;1359065463;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder in the end i think it was 30k actually. -152513;1359065473;Bugpowder;nice -152512;1359065486;Bugpowder;$10 is in play -152511;1359065491;mod6;he would have been dancing if the price had shot to $50 though -152510;1359065493;Namworld;Well looks like a good month for MPOE coming up in the end -152509;1359065499;mircea_popescu;let everyone know : adding more options is serving your shareholders. -152508;1359065500;Namworld;Although who knows -152507;1359065518;mircea_popescu;mod6 anything over 30ish really, yeah. free 30k btc -152506;1359065520;Namworld;Well the options are well priced... -152505;1359065528;Namworld;For risk -152504;1359065542;mircea_popescu;Namworld it was ahead a coupla k's, prolly like >5k this month. -152503;1359065552;Namworld;When I trade them, I wait for high volatility and trade them live and stick around. -152502;1359065580;Namworld;Because current trading is often 1-2 USD different than average and average moves fast -152501;1359065584;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 1.0006288 = 1000.6288 BTC [+] -152500;1359065585;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.06792058 = 1067.9206 BTC [+] -152499;1359065587;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.13521236 = 1135.2124 BTC [+] -152498;1359065604;dub; it's like there's another pirate scheme or something d: -152497;1359065606;dub;lol -152496;1359065612;Bugpowder;last time 15.5 to 7.8 -152495;1359065628;mircea_popescu;lol plus 30 x 60ish btc, so another 1800 there -152494;1359065638;mircea_popescu;bois an' gals, this month mpoe might be over 10k -152493;1359065647;Bugpowder;well -152492;1359065650;Bugpowder;I'm taking some of it -152491;1359065651;Bugpowder;:) -152490;1359065670;mircea_popescu;no cause after this guy covers it goes to 22 -152489;1359065700;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 816 @ 0.07206487 = 58.8049 BTC [+] -152488;1359065702;Bugpowder;heheheh -152487;1359065702;mod6;haha, maybe so -152486;1359065711;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1 @ 0.01966399 BTC [+] -152485;1359065739;Namworld;;;asks 16 -152484;1359065741;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 16.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -152483;1359065747;Namworld;;;bids 16 -152482;1359065748;gribble;There are currently 6592.124 bitcoins demanded at or over 16.0 USD, worth 106482.868699 USD in total. -152481;1359065749;Namworld;I mean -152480;1359065758;dub;I think bitcoiners are actually goldfish -152479;1359065759;Bugpowder;$10 -152478;1359065766;Bugpowder;be ready -152477;1359065779;Namworld;woohoo... I want me some cheap bitcoins! -152476;1359065781;smickles;;;bids 10 -152475;1359065783;gribble;There are currently 81945.176 bitcoins demanded at or over 10.0 USD, worth 1077575.27046 USD in total. -152474;1359065789;Namworld;Going to buy them all -152473;1359065812;mod6;you better believe that if it hits $10, i'll be running to the store to get MPs -152472;1359065829;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.464 = 4.64 BTC [-] -152471;1359065831;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.464 = 1.392 BTC [-] -152470;1359065839;mod6;0 degrees or not! lol -152469;1359065886;mod6;srsly, running. -152468;1359065889;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.463 = 4.167 BTC [-] -152467;1359065898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29571 @ 0.0006308 = 18.6534 BTC [+] -152466;1359065900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9321 @ 0.00063116 = 5.883 BTC [+] -152465;1359065901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.0006332 = 3.166 BTC [+] -152464;1359065902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5758 @ 0.00063393 = 3.6502 BTC [+] -152463;1359065904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17627 @ 0.00063554 = 11.2027 BTC [+] -152462;1359065905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.0006363 = 3.1815 BTC [+] -152461;1359065906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00063696 = 8.5353 BTC [+] -152460;1359065907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32468 @ 0.00063718 = 20.688 BTC [+] -152459;1359065908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52038 @ 0.00064091 = 33.3517 BTC [+] -152458;1359065909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00064327 = 3.8918 BTC [+] -152457;1359065910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00064454 = 2.4815 BTC [+] -152456;1359065911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00067924 = 3.3283 BTC [+] -152455;1359065912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00067925 = 5.2982 BTC [+] -152454;1359065912;Namworld;S.MPOE going up good -152453;1359065913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.0006796 = 2.1747 BTC [+] -152452;1359065914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00067997 = 13.5994 BTC [+] -152451;1359065915;jurov;yeeeeeeeeeehaw -152450;1359065915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00067998 = 6.1198 BTC [+] -152449;1359065916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40500 @ 0.00067999 = 27.5396 BTC [+] -152448;1359065917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 334517 @ 0.00068 = 227.4716 BTC [+] -152447;1359065930;mircea_popescu;lol -152446;1359065945;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg60zczsg2012-08-18zeg2012-08-20ztgSzm1g10zm2g25 -152445;1359065951;Bugpowder;Remember what happened last time -152444;1359065969;mod6;yup -152443;1359065984;mod6;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg30zig2-hourztgSzbgBza1gTMAzm1g10za2gTMAzm2g200zi1gMACDzi2gWilliamRzi3gCMFzi4gCVolatilityzv -152442;1359066009;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.463 BTC [-] -152441;1359066011;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.4625 = 3.7 BTC [-] -152440;1359066013;mod6;maybe i'll touch 200DMA and go back... -152439;1359066035;mod6;*it'll -152438;1359066035;Bugpowder;seems a reasonable target -152437;1359066052;mircea_popescu;doubt it. -152436;1359066076;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 1.00308118 = 1003.0812 BTC [+] -152435;1359066078;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.07044727 = 1070.4473 BTC [+] -152434;1359066079;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.13781337 = 1137.8134 BTC [+] -152433;1359066082;Bugpowder;ouch -152432;1359066085;Bugpowder;ouuuuuuch -152431;1359066111;Namworld;The person who sold tons of put is going to hurt... -152430;1359066115;Bugpowder;he better cover before the bot turns off -152429;1359066124;Bugpowder;Namworld thats what you are watching -152428;1359066124;mircea_popescu;still a few hours -152427;1359066236;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.06147599 = 61.476 BTC [-] -152426;1359066275;Namworld;A few hours? -152425;1359066293;mod6;options expiration -- end of month, bot closes -152424;1359066304;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.02486174 = 24.8617 BTC [-] -152423;1359066310;mircea_popescu;no quotes 24 hours before option expiration -152422;1359066318;Namworld;ah yeah -152421;1359066395;mircea_popescu;still, market is very fragile. -152420;1359066404;mircea_popescu;what broke it was what, a 10k sale ? pff, that's what, nothing. -152419;1359066412;mod6;yeah -152418;1359066428;dub;someone trying to get some more cheap -152417;1359066454;Namworld;Hence why I said, break it -152416;1359066463;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1 @ 0.02000254 BTC [+] -152415;1359066469;Namworld;After all those puts/calls were sold/bought -152414;1359066480;Namworld;You have the money for that... -152413;1359066490;smickles;well, the theory of my bot seems to be perfect, it bought in at 13.9ish, tried to sell at 19.19 -152412;1359066495;mircea_popescu;meh -152411;1359066530;Bugpowder;oh god yes -152410;1359066543;mod6;someone is back in for 3k @ 15.75 -152409;1359066570;mircea_popescu;aww at this rate i won't be worth 10mn anymore ;/ -152408;1359066571;mod6;or maybe 5000, 3000 remain on the bidside -152407;1359066582;Namworld;;;ticker -152406;1359066583;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 15.95000, Best ask: 16.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.25000, Last trade: 16.20000, 24 hour volume: 146598.15832893, 24 hour low: 15.75210, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 17.97952 -152405;1359066589;Namworld;under 16! -152404;1359066593;pizzaman1337;wow -152403;1359066599;pizzaman1337;this is fun! :D -152402;1359066644;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.02233941 = 22.3394 BTC [-] -152401;1359066646;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 1.01666667 = 1016.6667 BTC [+] -152400;1359066647;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.08444445 = 1084.4445 BTC [+] -152399;1359066648;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.15222223 = 1152.2222 BTC [+] -152398;1359066668;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4625 BTC [-] -152397;1359066728;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.44 = 1.32 BTC [-] -152396;1359066795;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.05729813 BTC [-] -152395;1359066797;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 999 @ 0.05572223 = 55.6665 BTC [-] -152394;1359066878;Namworld;MtGox is having a hard time keeping up -152393;1359066881;Namworld;Slowing down -152392;1359066991;mircea_popescu;bottom at 15.7 or so -152391;1359067136;Bugpowder;if I hadn't reversed positions -152390;1359067141;Bugpowder;my ass would be so fucked -152389;1359067209;smickles;it's taking a few minutes to get order results -152388;1359067219;smickles;(on gox) -152387;1359067234;deadweasel;did you write your own bot or is there an open source one? -152386;1359067241;smickles;it's my own code -152385;1359067246;dub;heh goxline just randomly loaded for the first time today -152384;1359067253;Namworld;Wall at 16 forming (on the ask side!) -152383;1359067253;deadweasel;nicely done. -152382;1359067263;dub;with the greenline covering the 1 in 15, did a double take -152381;1359067264;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder think about the guy with the puts lol. -152380;1359067284;dub;5.78 wat -152379;1359067301;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 1.02164811 = 1021.6481 BTC [+] -152378;1359067303;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.08957684 = 1089.5768 BTC [+] -152377;1359067304;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.15750557 = 1157.5056 BTC [+] -152376;1359067321;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.02132762 = 21.3276 BTC [-] -152375;1359067330;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.05361248 = 53.6125 BTC [-] -152374;1359067345;deadweasel;is there such thing as an open source bot for trading? -152373;1359067361;smickles;deadweasel: ya, there are a couple of old ones, iirc -152372;1359067389;smickles;also, one of the first bots i made may as well be open source -152371;1359067424;smickles;the guy who was selling it for me ended up cheating me out of btc from sales, and also started giving to code away -152370;1359067456;smickles;ask that inba guy from bfl or rg, they should have a copy of it -152369;1359067469;smickles;ugly ugly java -152368;1359067490;dub;how much for your new one? :) -152367;1359067535;deadweasel;yeah, smickles, you selling? -152366;1359067538;deadweasel;:) -152365;1359067572;deadweasel;here's one, maybe: http://code.google.com/p/ga-bitbot/wiki/QuickStartGuide -152364;1359067635;smickles;this bot is probably not ready for prime time, and i'm working on something else right now -152363;1359067771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5907 @ 0.00066289 = 3.9157 BTC [-] -152362;1359067773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19289 @ 0.00065263 = 12.5886 BTC [-] -152361;1359067774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2604 @ 0.00064913 = 1.6903 BTC [-] -152360;1359067837;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 7 @ 0.00950861 = 0.0666 BTC [-] -152359;1359067864;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 1.0279062 = 1027.9062 BTC [+] -152358;1359067866;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.09602457 = 1096.0246 BTC [+] -152357;1359067866;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.16414294 = 1164.1429 BTC [+] -152356;1359067884;smickles;lol, buying calls for 666 -152355;1359067920;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.05096204 = 50.962 BTC [-] -152354;1359067936;Namworld;The Devil has spoken! -152353;1359067940;Namworld;Buy calls! -152352;1359067947;Namworld;You've been warned! -152351;1359067953;Namworld;=P -152350;1359067956;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 993 @ 0.02012899 = 19.9881 BTC [+] -152349;1359068012;jurov;didn't mircea ran out of funds yest? or someone else is selling? -152348;1359068027;jurov;the devil? >:D -152347;1359068027;Namworld;He unran out of funds? -152346;1359068037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00067999 = 13.5998 BTC [+] -152345;1359068038;smickles;jurov: the devil bought tho -152344;1359068038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9222340 @ 0.00068 = 6271.1912 BTC [+] -152343;1359068042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00068773 = 13.2732 BTC [+] -152342;1359068043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00068976 = 5.8974 BTC [+] -152341;1359068045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 729810 @ 0.0007 = 510.867 BTC [+] -152340;1359068053;mod6;wow -152339;1359068056;mircea_popescu;oooo -152338;1359068061;jurov;my god -152337;1359068068;mircea_popescu;dude today is like 0.0 -152336;1359068082;jurov;we know nao where mircea got funds -152335;1359068110;mircea_popescu;in the past 18 or so hours mpex traded like 70k btc -152334;1359068115;mircea_popescu;this is about as much as mtgox. -152333;1359068123;mod6;nice! -152332;1359068133;Namworld;mkay... -152331;1359068144;Namworld;looks like it's always safest betting on the house -152330;1359068147;mircea_popescu;and i guess the puts aren't done unwinding either -152329;1359068151;Namworld;(MPOE/DICE) -152328;1359068166;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -152327;1359068168;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00059613 / 0.00067017 / 0.0007 (12528519 shares, 8,396.32 BTC), 7D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065297 / 0.0007 (23984391 shares, 15,661.25 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065046 / 0.0007 (51436785 shares, 33,457.73 BTC) -152326;1359068250;mircea_popescu;sooo this 7k... -152325;1359068253;mircea_popescu;should i sell it ? -152324;1359068258;mircea_popescu;send it to s.dice ? -152323;1359068267;mircea_popescu;maybe donate it to foundation ? -152322;1359068269;mircea_popescu;loller -152321;1359068272;mod6;hahaha -152320;1359068309;thestringpuller;donate to foundation -152319;1359068314;mod6;omg no -152318;1359068324;mircea_popescu;i think i'll buy eleventy fanboxes -152317;1359068324;thestringpuller;whoa .0007 wtf -152316;1359068325;Namworld;You should donate it my way, of course. The hookers & blows foundation. -152315;1359068339;mircea_popescu;hookers and blows lol -152314;1359068348;smickles;lol, send it to the NoAgenda guys -152313;1359068348;mod6;lol -152312;1359068352;dub;is it time for http://cat-bounce.com/ yet? -152311;1359068353;thestringpuller;smickles -152310;1359068363;Namworld;It's the best foundation ever -152309;1359068366;jurov;bah. just play sdice -152308;1359068372;Namworld;according to reviews by myself. -152307;1359068381;smickles;yeah, all on the least likely winner -152306;1359068409;mircea_popescu;smickles if he took a 7k bet -152305;1359068410;mircea_popescu;i might :D -152304;1359068448;mircea_popescu;"mpex owner sells 7k btc worth of shares, puts it all on < 1000, wins, drives s.dice out of business. s,mpoe shares collapse. win." -152303;1359068473;mircea_popescu;;;calc 64000*7000 -152302;1359068474;gribble;448000000 -152301;1359068495;mircea_popescu;look ma, only 20 times more than total bitcoins -152300;1359068515;smickles;lol -152299;1359068520;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 1.03041923 = 1030.4192 BTC [+] -152298;1359068521;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.09861376 = 1098.6138 BTC [+] -152297;1359068523;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.16680828 = 1166.8083 BTC [+] -152296;1359068527;smickles;this guy again -152295;1359068534;mircea_popescu;this poor guy, doing the cover walk of shamwe -152294;1359068539;mod6;yeah -152293;1359068540;mod6;:/ -152292;1359068557;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.01961092 = 19.6109 BTC [-] -152291;1359068563;jurov;loool maybe the guys who bought MPBPT at 120% base value knew something -152290;1359068574;smickles;haha -152289;1359068596;jcpham;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alc0gG0u48M -152288;1359068608;mircea_popescu;has this been liek the most exciting day of the year ? -152287;1359068616;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.04989771 = 49.8977 BTC [-] -152286;1359068623;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -152285;1359068624;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.55000, Best ask: 16.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 16.75000, 24 hour volume: 155025.93930585, 24 hour low: 15.61010, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 17.86152 -152284;1359068734;Namworld;So far, most exciting day of the year -152283;1359068809;thestringpuller;finally stable -152282;1359068810;dub;all 25 days of it -152281;1359068816;dub;hahah -152280;1359068860;kakobrekla;22:06.42 ( thestringpuller ) finally stable <- 12 minutes after major drop lol -152279;1359068869;Namworld;nah... it just stopped for a few minutes... -152278;1359068874;Namworld;Who knows what's next -152277;1359068875;dub;this is actually -otc -152276;1359068889;kakobrekla;dub :( -152275;1359068890;dub;any movement at all is either a rally or crash -152274;1359068890;Namworld;asks are raising -152273;1359068890;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: my price spec was set at 16.32 -152272;1359068907;Namworld;dub: of course -152271;1359068924;Namworld;the rally or crash of some guy with a small wallet -152270;1359068953;jurov;something small to unwind: http://www.businessinsider.com/eric-schmidt-wrote-the-most-hilariously-self-defeating-email-you-will-ever-read-2013-1 -152269;1359068965;smickles;lol, what would -otc look like if your total btc worth was in place of your nick -152268;1359068966;dub;well yeah, when mom gives you $5/week pocket money -152267;1359068995;kakobrekla;i get 6$ -152266;1359068996;smickles;or better yet, the forum -152265;1359069018;dub;kakobrekla: I get $10 but I have to mow the lawn and take out hte trash -152264;1359069029;dub;and tidy my room every day -152263;1359069031;dub;:( -152262;1359069039;kakobrekla;oh, that way over the 4$ difference -152261;1359069052;smickles;btw, did anyone else notice the guy wondering what was up with his SD bet, -152260;1359069069;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 1.03293789 = 1032.9379 BTC [+] -152259;1359069070;smickles;he bet the minimum amount -152258;1359069071;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.10120873 = 1101.2087 BTC [+] -152257;1359069072;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.16947958 = 1169.4796 BTC [+] -152256;1359069074;jurov_3720;ugly... and would need to be changed often -152255;1359069078;smickles;gave a .0001 fee -152254;1359069098;smickles;and complained that it didn't get confirmed quickly -152253;1359069112;smickles;peeps said he should've used a .0005 fee -152252;1359069117;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.01910662 = 19.1066 BTC [-] -152251;1359069119;smickles;he said that he couldn't afford it -152250;1359069124;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1000 @ 0.04883101 = 48.831 BTC [-] -152249;1359069134;mircea_popescu;lol -152248;1359069160;smickles;Who can afford the electricity of running a computer, or the cost of traveling to the library to a public computer and can't afford 0.0005 btc? -152247;1359069165;dub;dude sold his baseball cards to buy that bet -152246;1359069209;mircea_popescu;did he lose ? -152245;1359069226;smickles;mircea_popescu: i hope so -152244;1359069237;mircea_popescu;soo... chick bought me slippers. they have a tag. -152243;1359069238;mircea_popescu;it says -152242;1359069239;smickles;last that I read, it hadn't processed on SD yet -152241;1359069239;mircea_popescu;FARTEX -152240;1359069241;mircea_popescu;collection -152239;1359069246;dub;lol -152238;1359069251;smickles;fart-ex? -152237;1359069257;mircea_popescu;just fartex -152236;1359069276;smickles;this must not be an english speaking company -152235;1359069278;kakobrekla;pic -152234;1359069289;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you pay .1 btc for pic of my fartex ? -152233;1359069292;dub;pic of slipper on head -152232;1359069300;mircea_popescu;dub was gonna do on butt. -152231;1359069302;dub;(not that head) -152230;1359069309;kakobrekla;lol -152229;1359069337;mircea_popescu;course a few days ago i saw a perfume named -152228;1359069339;mircea_popescu;B.O. -152227;1359069340;dub;mircea_popescu: make it 0.000001 and you've got a deal -152226;1359069366;dub;its all I can afoord after buying in at 19.19 -152225;1359069378;kakobrekla;yeah i cant afford that too -152224;1359069399;kakobrekla;with 6bucks a month -152223;1359069405;mircea_popescu;buncha bums why don't you get a jewb -152222;1359069406;kakobrekla;like half a coin -152221;1359069420;kakobrekla;i do have job, -152220;1359069426;kakobrekla;selling slipper pic on the net -152219;1359069428;kakobrekla;but noone buys -152218;1359069441;mircea_popescu;cause they're not fartex enough -152217;1359069460;kakobrekla;o, so you have many sales? -152216;1359069489;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134986.0 thread of win -152215;1359069491;kakobrekla;if so, someone must have leaked the pics on the torrents -152214;1359069505;dub;you know fart porn exists right? -152213;1359069519;kakobrekla;doesnt porn exist? -152212;1359069529;dub;well yes -152211;1359069532;mircea_popescu;dub actyally a few years ago some dood was sent to jale -152210;1359069542;mircea_popescu;because he and a coworker (female) played around with compressed air -152209;1359069548;mircea_popescu;by means of inserting the hose in her hole -152208;1359069552;mircea_popescu;and she died of it. -152207;1359069561;dub;ouch -152206;1359069565;smickles;Why do people think that glbse has given out all shareholder info? -152205;1359069570;mircea_popescu;exploded colon -152204;1359069573;pigeons;http://www.tofugu.com/2012/02/18/japanese-fart-scrolls/ -152203;1359069580;mircea_popescu;smickles through sheer mental exhaustion ? -152202;1359069643;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118354.msg1476511#msg1476511 otherwise bunches of people complaining -152201;1359069727;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 1.03546219 = 1035.4622 BTC [+] -152200;1359069729;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.10380953 = 1103.8095 BTC [+] -152199;1359069730;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.17215687 = 1172.1569 BTC [+] -152198;1359069814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.0006537 = 3.5954 BTC [-] -152197;1359069815;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1000 @ 0.01860172 = 18.6017 BTC [-] -152196;1359069856;dub;[16:19] Why do people think that glbse has given out all shareholder info? -152195;1359069859;dub;[16:19] exploded colon -152194;1359069863;dub;best out of context answer of the day -152193;1359069889;mircea_popescu;>D -152192;1359069897;thestringpuller;death by exploded colon -152191;1359069897;mod6;haha -152190;1359069906;thestringpuller;threaten someone with that -152189;1359069918;jcpham;compressed air on the skin is bad ju-ju -152188;1359069923;jcpham;let alone vaginal -152187;1359069935;JWU_42;what a ride on gox today -152186;1359069939;jcpham;my sho class teacher taught me that in 5th grade -152185;1359069943;jcpham;*shop -152184;1359069950;mircea_popescu;you had a vagina in 5th grade ? -152183;1359069951;JWU_42;kept seeing my sells go off every .1 BTC up to 19.29 IIRC -152182;1359069953;Namworld;smickles: It has for at least all the assets I've known... -152181;1359069956;jcpham;certainly -152180;1359069959;JWU_42;then see down to 15.75 -152179;1359069960;Namworld;I don't know about small ones -152178;1359069962;jcpham;my shop teacher was like -152177;1359069963;JWU_42;grrr -152176;1359069973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4850 @ 0.00065336 = 3.1688 BTC [-] -152175;1359069980;jcpham;no air hoses in vaginas -152174;1359070000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00605813 = 10.9046 BTC [+] -152173;1359070001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 105 @ 0.00616081 = 0.6469 BTC [+] -152172;1359070002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00620779 = 6.2078 BTC [+] -152171;1359070004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.0062078 = 7.4494 BTC [+] -152170;1359070005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00629237 = 10.0678 BTC [+] -152169;1359070006;dub;you went to a coed school, how middle class -152168;1359070006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1468 @ 0.00630989 = 9.2629 BTC [+] -152167;1359070017;smickles;Namworld: it hasn't for mpoe.etf -152166;1359070032;jcpham;dub thats so snide -152165;1359070035;jcpham;i love it -152164;1359070042;smickles;and I have about 40 btc to distribute to people -152163;1359070056;smickles;(as much as I would love to just keep it) -152162;1359070059;dub;jcpham: I thought so -152161;1359070112;mircea_popescu;dude why'd you go to a cockfest school ? -152160;1359070119;mircea_popescu;if there weren't girls i wouldn't have ever went. -152159;1359070170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 956 @ 0.00630989 = 6.0323 BTC [+] -152158;1359070175;mod6;its where they go to learn with all the other banker's kids -152157;1359070178;jcpham;we had the girlies -152156;1359070192;jcpham;back in my day -152155;1359070216;dub;we had the catholic girls school up the road -152154;1359070253;dub;and as we know, catholic school girls rule -152153;1359070266;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 1000 @ 1.03799215 = 1037.9922 BTC [+] -152152;1359070268;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P340T] 1000 @ 1.10641616 = 1106.4162 BTC [+] -152151;1359070269;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 1.17484016 = 1174.8402 BTC [+] -152150;1359070287;mod6;except they don't like abortions :< -152149;1359070312;smickles;*their parents don't like abortions -152148;1359070370;StarenseN;http://i.imgur.com/gg3PhAz.png -152147;1359070376;mircea_popescu;anal sex rarely leads to abortions -152146;1359070376;StarenseN;new SD report -152145;1359070380;StarenseN;looks lolish -152144;1359070387;mod6;haha mp -152143;1359070396;mircea_popescu;46k ? -152142;1359070495;mircea_popescu;ok so! 24 hour mpex volume 74`923.02599233 -152141;1359070513;mircea_popescu;new record and all that -152140;1359070604;StarenseN;45K yes -152139;1359070619;mod6;wow nearly 75k! -152138;1359070630;jurov;;;calc 75000*0.002 -152137;1359070630;gribble;150 -152136;1359070641;mod6;hubba hubba -152135;1359070719;mircea_popescu;yeah, true, mtgox charges like 5x that. -152134;1359070751;jurov;lol, i did not meant it that way, just curious -152133;1359070794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00064913 = 2.5965 BTC [-] -152132;1359070798;Namworld;Fees are low. Only 150 BTC -152131;1359070810;Namworld;But yeah, it's like a stock exchange -152130;1359070822;Namworld;Low fees for people with a direct trading spot -152129;1359070834;mircea_popescu;one of these days it's gonna be securities volume > currency exchange volume -152128;1359070841;mircea_popescu;and once that happens, it's never going back -152127;1359070915;jurov;do you have some projections? in 2012 volume was steady 50-100K/mo -152126;1359070925;jurov;monthly -152125;1359070966;jurov;and i doubt such whale ops as today will be a rule -152124;1359070978;kakobrekla;in RL, forex is much larger than stocks -152123;1359071006;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla exchange != forex imo -152122;1359071033;mircea_popescu;and if you shed the notional and compare actual trades... -152121;1359071047;mircea_popescu;jurov i would guess 2014-2015 -152120;1359071141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6946 @ 0.00064913 = 4.5089 BTC [-] -152119;1359071143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7004 @ 0.00064736 = 4.5341 BTC [-] -152118;1359071186;jurov;i guess forex profitablility for more and more traders will sink below inflation soon.. and then mayhem ensues -152117;1359071217;mircea_popescu;moreover the thing with forex is, you trade on huge leverage -152116;1359071228;mircea_popescu;so if you deposit 100 bux and trade 10k jpy/eur -152115;1359071240;mircea_popescu;what's the fair measure of the trade volume ? 100 bux ? or 10k ? -152114;1359071283;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=12156.msg1475494#msg1475494 -152113;1359071283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4096 @ 0.00064736 = 2.6516 BTC [-] -152112;1359071284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17054 @ 0.00064672 = 11.0292 BTC [-] -152111;1359071286;mircea_popescu;lmao seems she called it -152110;1359071295;kakobrekla;same goes for mpex, you do offer margin and stuff -152109;1359071336;Namworld;lol -152108;1359071392;mircea_popescu;yeh, i do, unlike mtgox -152107;1359071402;mircea_popescu;but i was talking in the shares/forex irl comparison! -152106;1359071435;kakobrekla;well, you can trade shares with margin in rl? -152105;1359071458;mircea_popescu;ya but not quite the same. 2-4x on stocks, 10-50x on forex -152104;1359071469;mircea_popescu;then again... derivatives, do you count them as forex or as securities ? -152103;1359071470;kakobrekla;and its forex's fault. -152102;1359071473;kakobrekla;:D -152101;1359071505;kakobrekla;yeah we can split hairs here -152100;1359071512;mircea_popescu;tbh what mtgox does is simply exchange -152099;1359071516;mircea_popescu;not in any way forex -152098;1359071547;jurov;hm, CFDs require only 3%-15% margin -152097;1359071567;mircea_popescu;there's stuff the banks trade for as little a 2% -152096;1359071575;mircea_popescu;.2% -152095;1359071638;mircea_popescu;anyway, im off. catch you all tomorrow -152094;1359071651;topace;mircea_popescu: process my deposit first! :p -152093;1359071667;Namworld;eh -152092;1359071669;topace;pretty please! -152091;1359071685;mircea_popescu;aite. -152090;1359071688;kakobrekla;with cream and cherry on top. -152089;1359071701;topace;whoop thanks! -152088;1359071718;mircea_popescu;i gotta, cause if not those ppl are capable of buying his pt to like .8 -152087;1359071739;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -152086;1359071740;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.00390419 / 0.00699 (583708 shares, 2,278.91 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00447834 / 0.00699 (967990 shares, 4,334.99 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00416496 / 0.00699 (10216311 shares, 42,550.59 BTC) -152085;1359099217;kakobrekla;mr.p. -152084;1359099392;mircea_popescu;heya mr k. -152083;1359099773;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -152082;1359099777;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.00381004 / 0.00699 (551781 shares, 2,102.31 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00447518 / 0.00699 (962889 shares, 4,309.11 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00416676 / 0.00699 (10220055 shares, 42,584.56 BTC) -152081;1359099804;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00632181 / 0.00063310 -152080;1359099804;gribble;9.98548412573 -152079;1359099812;mircea_popescu;whoa they are reaching parity! -152078;1359099962;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 0.98911 = 2.9673 BTC [-] -152077;1359099990;Namworld;Should I fund the development a software for MPEx with a GUI? -152076;1359100005;kakobrekla;you mean coinbr? -152075;1359100015;Namworld;No, for direct traders -152074;1359100024;Namworld;like pympex but with a GUI -152073;1359100029;kakobrekla;hm -152072;1359100029;Namworld;and dropdowns -152071;1359100049;Namworld;seems like command line is sometimes too slow when you want to trade fast -152070;1359100072;kakobrekla;make a JS client -152069;1359100103;Namworld;hmm -152068;1359100135;Namworld;why js? -152067;1359100172;kakobrekla;cause its super awesome, fast, cross platorm, etc etc ? -152066;1359100187;Namworld;I guess you're right -152065;1359100239;Namworld;Can even put it online. -152064;1359100245;kakobrekla;ya -152063;1359100258;Namworld;but what about using the user's gpg certificate... -152062;1359100284;kakobrekla;http://www.hanewin.net/encrypt/ -152061;1359100302;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 399 @ 0.0063 = 2.5137 BTC [+] -152060;1359100384;kakobrekla;anyway -152059;1359100389;kakobrekla;its 7am so im off to bed -152058;1359100392;kakobrekla;later -152057;1359100412;Namworld;later -152056;1359100456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00063261 = 3.4161 BTC [-] -152055;1359100457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.0006331 = 1.3295 BTC [+] -152054;1359100651;mircea_popescu;dude you're supposed to wake up at 7am, -152053;1359100653;mircea_popescu;not to go sleep -152052;1359100682;kakobrekla;time is arbitrary -152051;1359100685;mircea_popescu;Namworld :" the blockchain people have some method of using a javascript that allows the user to handle his addresses -152050;1359100691;mircea_popescu;the same principle could be used with certs too im sure. -152049;1359100971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11330 @ 0.0006331 = 7.173 BTC [+] -152048;1359100972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1370 @ 0.00063769 = 0.8736 BTC [+] -152047;1359101080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6147 @ 0.00063046 = 3.8754 BTC [-] -152046;1359101082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15461 @ 0.00062765 = 9.7041 BTC [-] -152045;1359101083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26366 @ 0.00062555 = 16.4933 BTC [-] -152044;1359101084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8418 @ 0.000624 = 5.2528 BTC [-] -152043;1359101086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00062167 = 2.611 BTC [-] -152042;1359101087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00062105 = 7.1731 BTC [-] -152041;1359101088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2858 @ 0.00062071 = 1.774 BTC [-] -152040;1359101370;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -152039;1359101372;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -152038;1359101372;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00059613 / 0.00067264 / 0.0007 (12311765 shares, 8,281.44 BTC), 7D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065233 / 0.0007 (23989321 shares, 15,649.06 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065039 / 0.0007 (51770531 shares, 33,671.44 BTC) -152037;1359101374;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00085848 / 0.00381004 / 0.00699 (551781 shares, 2,102.31 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00447518 / 0.00699 (962889 shares, 4,309.11 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00416676 / 0.00699 (10220055 shares, 42,584.56 BTC) -152036;1359101440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063769 = 3.1885 BTC [+] -152035;1359101789;Namworld;good... I'll get that started -152034;1359101827;mircea_popescu;if experience is any guide adding a confirm screen will be valuable. -152033;1359101925;Namworld;yes -152032;1359102172;mircea_popescu;ahh i love open development. -152031;1359102186;mircea_popescu;i suspected i might, but srsly, it kicks ass. -152030;1359102211;mircea_popescu;i don't understand all the other kids managing their in house programming staff to do anything and everything. -152029;1359102242;sgnb;+1 -152028;1359102266;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 3 @ 0.08860882 = 0.2658 BTC [-] -152027;1359102275;mod6;awe crap -152026;1359102279;Namworld;I'd outsource the development... -152025;1359102298;sgnb;it depends -152024;1359102300;mircea_popescu;if you outsource it you still have to manage it -152023;1359102313;Namworld;Yeah -152022;1359102325;mircea_popescu;contrary to what people think, management is the largest cost of doing business -152021;1359102327;mod6;*whew* -152020;1359102331;mircea_popescu;marketing is just more visible, that's all. -152019;1359102348;mod6;sorry! :D -152018;1359102349;Namworld;But in javascript... just get a field for user private certificate and some input field for the string. -152017;1359102371;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W18URB6qYeY this nana lovich bitch is actually doing pretty good. -152016;1359102373;Namworld;sign, encrypt, post, read reply, decrypt, display -152015;1359102386;Namworld;Should not be too much -152014;1359102413;Namworld;I'll do the styling myself and market it. -152013;1359102431;mircea_popescu;there needs to be some integrity check -152012;1359102459;sgnb;try mega's stuff ;-) -152011;1359102475;Namworld;mega's? -152010;1359102520;Namworld;if it's javascript, anyone can review the code themselve/take it to put it on their own server/etc -152009;1359102527;mircea_popescu;yes. -152008;1359102528;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 1 @ 0.0726088 BTC [-] -152007;1359102529;Namworld;and verify it only posts to mpex.co -152006;1359102576;sgnb;Namworld: javascript doesn't imply reviewability -152005;1359102581;sgnb;(try Google) -152004;1359102581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00063192 = 4.0759 BTC [-] -152003;1359102587;mircea_popescu;sooo the swiss are also repatriating gold. -152002;1359102602;mircea_popescu;dear all, gtf out of dollars this spring. -152001;1359102605;sgnb;I heard that about Germans recently -152000;1359102614;mircea_popescu;by winter there many no longer be a us dollar. -151999;1359102619;mircea_popescu;sgnb yep -151998;1359102639;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160N] 3 @ 0.28263961 = 0.8479 BTC [+] -151997;1359102645;sgnb;actually, I think programming big stuff in Javascript is stupid -151996;1359102665;sgnb;(compared to programming in a saner language and compile it to Javascript) -151995;1359102673;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160N] 3 @ 0.18767611 = 0.563 BTC [-] -151994;1359102687;mircea_popescu;i think by all definitions this would be small stuff tho -151993;1359102690;mircea_popescu;what is it, string parsing -151992;1359102697;Namworld;pretty much -151991;1359102705;mircea_popescu;like computer programming 101 -151990;1359102710;mircea_popescu;"parse this string" -151989;1359102720;sgnb;is there an openpgp library out there? -151988;1359102721;Namworld;and possibly just use dropdowns and aggregate each value in the string -151987;1359102725;sgnb;(I mean, JS library) -151986;1359102732;Namworld;adding the " | | | " around each input -151985;1359102735;mircea_popescu;sgnb i think someone linked something earlier -151984;1359102747;sgnb;ah -151983;1359102749;Namworld;It's really just a quick use form for MPEx -151982;1359102758;sgnb;then, ok, it should be really simple -151981;1359102767;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170N] 3 @ 0.24953651 = 0.7486 BTC [+] -151980;1359102781;Namworld;gpg + string parsing/posting -151979;1359102886;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170N] 3 @ 0.22492555 = 0.6748 BTC [-] -151978;1359102954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14308 @ 0.00062071 = 8.8811 BTC [-] -151977;1359103635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00062848 = 1.3198 BTC [+] -151976;1359103667;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 1 @ 0.07244845 BTC [-] -151975;1359103921;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 1 @ 0.07260014 BTC [+] -151974;1359104149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00062071 = 1.5518 BTC [-] -151973;1359104208;sgnb;http://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/Mega-s-first-crypto-faux-pas-1790286.html -151972;1359104306;mircea_popescu;ya lol -151971;1359104313;mircea_popescu;http://fail0verflow.com/blog/2013/megafail.html -151970;1359104317;mircea_popescu;failover announced it yest. -151969;1359104337;mod6;111111 222222 333333 444444 555555 666666 -151968;1359104349;mod6;HA HA HA HA -151967;1359104822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5181 @ 0.0006209 = 3.2169 BTC [+] -151966;1359104823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10519 @ 0.00062071 = 6.5292 BTC [-] -151965;1359104838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00616081 = 4.3126 BTC [-] -151964;1359104840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00621929 = 3.4206 BTC [+] -151963;1359104841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 621 @ 0.00627457 = 3.8965 BTC [+] -151962;1359104842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1539 @ 0.00632181 = 9.7293 BTC [+] -151961;1359104844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0063388 = 31.694 BTC [+] -151960;1359104845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5634 @ 0.00635807 = 35.8214 BTC [+] -151959;1359104846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1810 @ 0.00635808 = 11.5081 BTC [+] -151958;1359106885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00062323 = 3.5836 BTC [+] -151957;1359106887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4125 @ 0.00062071 = 2.5604 BTC [-] -151956;1359106888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.000616 = 0.5544 BTC [-] -151955;1359106889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5075 @ 0.000615 = 3.1211 BTC [-] -151954;1359107816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.000615 = 4.8585 BTC [-] -151953;1359108109;jurov;;;later tell MadSweeney had any problems with exercise? looks like you didn't do anything -151952;1359108109;gribble;The operation succeeded. -151951;1359108192;jurov;everyone - if you buy options with coinbr, exercise link will show right on the dashboard., -151950;1359109167;mircea_popescu;also in the news : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.msg1478063#msg1478063 -151949;1359109171;mircea_popescu;usagi is setting trends -151948;1359109258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.000615 = 1.1685 BTC [-] -151947;1359109507;jurov;uh oh, javascript pgp? what did the world come to? -151946;1359109587;jurov;use generically named textarea like "password" for gpg private key. -151945;1359109600;jurov;watch the browser to autosuggest it everywhere -151944;1359109603;jurov;pwnage -151943;1359109683;Namworld;well you just don't have use a generic named textarea... -151942;1359109722;jurov;looks like i have to add auth to mpexagent and convert it to self-containing exe to prevent such insanity -151941;1359109744;jurov;then you'll just jsonrpc call it and gpg key will stay safer -151940;1359109771;mircea_popescu; watch the browser to autosuggest it everywhere lolz -151939;1359109803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 680 @ 0.00063769 = 0.4336 BTC [+] -151938;1359109804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6970 @ 0.0006403 = 4.4629 BTC [+] -151937;1359110267;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.34 = 1.02 BTC [+] -151936;1359110375;jurov;Namworld, that was just the first idea what could go wrong. Of many. -151935;1359110390;jurov;cu later -151934;1359110458;Namworld;hmm, what would you suggest? -151933;1359110851;mircea_popescu;Catalan parliament approves declaration of state sovereignty -151932;1359111173;Namworld;=O -151931;1359111298;leotreasure;wow - 21k on a 50% bet @ sd -151930;1359111313;leotreasure;$ -151929;1359111333;Namworld;You can bet such large amounts? -151928;1359111342;leotreasure;further 16k just now -151927;1359111382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00062707 = 5.8631 BTC [-] -151926;1359111402;leotreasure;good point Namworld -151925;1359111438;leotreasure;the website suggests 500 btc is max -151924;1359111501;mircea_popescu;i think they changed the rules recently, -151923;1359111506;mircea_popescu;lifted the maxes maybe ? -151922;1359111528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 450 @ 0.00063282 = 0.2848 BTC [+] -151921;1359111561;markedathome;don't large bets just get returned? -151920;1359112007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10101 @ 0.00635808 = 64.223 BTC [+] -151919;1359112009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 508 @ 0.00643207 = 3.2675 BTC [+] -151918;1359112009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 125 @ 0.0064867 = 0.8108 BTC [+] -151917;1359112010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.0065 = 19.5 BTC [+] -151916;1359112012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2044 @ 0.00654688 = 13.3818 BTC [+] -151915;1359112013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1119 @ 0.00699 = 7.8218 BTC [+] -151914;1359112014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 110 @ 0.00699 = 0.7689 BTC [+] -151913;1359112066;mircea_popescu;markedathome i think so -151912;1359115351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 125 @ 0.000615 = 0.0769 BTC [-] -151911;1359115353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7725 @ 0.000614 = 4.7432 BTC [-] -151910;1359115996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2275 @ 0.000614 = 1.3969 BTC [-] -151909;1359115998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1575 @ 0.00061382 = 0.9668 BTC [-] -151908;1359116663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2987 @ 0.00062661 = 1.8717 BTC [+] -151907;1359117120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 213 @ 0.00062661 = 0.1335 BTC [+] -151906;1359117122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4163 @ 0.0006348 = 2.6427 BTC [+] -151905;1359117608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00062023 = 6.5744 BTC [-] -151904;1359117609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00061382 = 1.289 BTC [-] -151903;1359118355;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0064 = 6.4 BTC [+] -151902;1359119846;jurov;Namworld, since mpexagent is done with twisted engine, it should be trivial to add some file serving -151901;1359119872;jurov;so user basically starts it, puts gpg passphrase into popup window -151900;1359119899;jurov;and from then on he'll use http://localhost:port to interact with it and send cmds to mpex -151899;1359119916;jurov;via browser. -151898;1359119937;jurov;the passphrase will be entered outside browser and only once -151897;1359119985;jurov;can't be simpler that that, while keeping reasonable safety -151896;1359120116;jurov;i'll look into it next week -151895;1359120690;Namworld;eh -151894;1359121614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00062345 = 8.1049 BTC [+] -151893;1359121615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1450 @ 0.00061743 = 0.8953 BTC [-] -151892;1359121923;mircea_popescu;gah all those sites starting wioth bitcoin -151891;1359121935;mircea_popescu;fucking bane of urls, i have to type the whoel thing all the time -151890;1359122026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8150 @ 0.00061743 = 5.0321 BTC [-] -151889;1359122301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00062575 = 1.5644 BTC [+] -151888;1359122303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00063118 = 3.5346 BTC [+] -151887;1359122517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00636679 = 3.8201 BTC [-] -151886;1359122616;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: bitinstant -151885;1359122651;mircea_popescu;ya they're better. -151884;1359122704;mircea_popescu;http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/olympian-worked-call-girl-article-1.1224594 -151883;1359122707;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 28 @ 0.34 = 9.52 BTC [+] -151882;1359122711;mircea_popescu;da fuck is irrational about 600 an hour lmao -151881;1359123574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00063118 = 2.5878 BTC [+] -151880;1359123576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5837 @ 0.0006348 = 3.7053 BTC [+] -151879;1359123577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 263 @ 0.0006403 = 0.1684 BTC [+] -151878;1359124735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 566 @ 0.00636679 = 3.6036 BTC [-] -151877;1359128015;deadweasel;;;bids 16.5 -151876;1359128017;gribble;There are currently 2007.564 bitcoins demanded at or over 16.5 USD, worth 33464.9531412 USD in total. -151875;1359129024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6514 @ 0.00062512 = 4.072 BTC [-] -151874;1359130707;Guest9919;;;seen smickles -151873;1359130707;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 12 hours, 13 minutes, and 29 seconds ago: i sold at 19, gox turned it into 16 -151872;1359132629;thestringpuller;;;ticker -151871;1359132629;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.19700, Best ask: 17.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00300, Last trade: 17.20000, 24 hour volume: 166494.43264560, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 17.09456 -151870;1359132650;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hrpc -151869;1359132650;gribble;Error: "bc,24hrpc" is not a valid command. -151868;1359132659;thestringpuller;;;bc -151867;1359132659;gribble;Error: "bc" is not a valid command. -151866;1359132665;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hrcp -151865;1359132666;gribble;Error: "bc,24hrcp" is not a valid command. -151864;1359132706;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu i summon theeeee -151863;1359133378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00062553 = 1.8766 BTC [+] -151862;1359133379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18868 @ 0.00062 = 11.6982 BTC [-] -151861;1359133381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7150 @ 0.00061906 = 4.4263 BTC [-] -151860;1359133381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2529 @ 0.00061898 = 1.5654 BTC [-] -151859;1359133406;topace;;;seen bugpowder -151858;1359133406;gribble;bugpowder was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 11 hours, 41 minutes, and 43 seconds ago: I predict 24hprc at opex will be $16.20 -151857;1359133560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 993 @ 0.00654141 = 6.4956 BTC [+] -151856;1359133636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00062705 = 6.9603 BTC [+] -151855;1359133638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00062963 = 3.0852 BTC [+] -151854;1359133655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 300 @ 0.0010499 = 0.315 BTC [-] -151853;1359133683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1987 @ 0.00654141 = 12.9978 BTC [+] -151852;1359133870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 972 @ 0.00061898 = 0.6016 BTC [-] -151851;1359133871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5728 @ 0.00061753 = 3.5372 BTC [-] -151850;1359134357;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -151849;1359134357;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 13 hours, 14 minutes, and 19 seconds ago: i sold at 19, gox turned it into 16 -151848;1359135408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 838 @ 0.00061754 = 0.5175 BTC [+] -151847;1359135410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2062 @ 0.00061753 = 1.2733 BTC [-] -151846;1359135677;mircea_popescu;bah all these people offering me stock tips, warning about my failed ach transfers, wanting me in their linkedin networks and whatnot. -151845;1359135683;mircea_popescu;srsly, in 2013, still ? -151844;1359135694;mircea_popescu;how long can the shit go on ? -151843;1359135725;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [+] -151842;1359135749;thestringpuller;??? -151841;1359135761;kakobrekla;they can add me on linked, i have you quoted there. -151840;1359135816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5850 @ 0.0006276 = 3.6715 BTC [+] -151839;1359135818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1750 @ 0.00062963 = 1.1019 BTC [+] -151838;1359135866;jcpham;i deleted my linked in account -151837;1359135868;thestringpuller;ls -151836;1359135874;kakobrekla;.. -151835;1359135875;kakobrekla;. -151834;1359135894;thestringpuller;cd ../../../../../../.. -151833;1359135896;thestringpuller;oops -151832;1359135907;jcpham;LFI hacker! -151831;1359135925;thestringpuller;LFI? -151830;1359135947;jcpham;well it wouldn't be aremote file inclusion with a path like that -151829;1359136000;jcpham;http://hakipedia.com/index.php/Local_File_Inclusion -151828;1359136707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00061797 = 1.5449 BTC [-] -151827;1359136709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 450 @ 0.00061753 = 0.2779 BTC [-] -151826;1359136734;deadweasel;what is with the wackly price range on Bitcoin 24? Buy: $25 Sell: $16.5 I see the sell price being manipulated often too, especially late novermber early december. Sell price dropping sometimes to $1, $3, $7, $10 -151825;1359137207;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: you cant yet until the exchange is up -151824;1359137500;Ukto;hey DeaDTerra -151823;1359137506;Ukto;skype -151822;1359137644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99999999 BTC [+] -151821;1359137962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4960 @ 0.00061753 = 3.0629 BTC [-] -151820;1359137963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1040 @ 0.0006175 = 0.6422 BTC [-] -151819;1359138582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00062963 = 2.55 BTC [+] -151818;1359139023;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.56899999 = 7.966 BTC [-] -151817;1359139111;Namworld;hmm, price raising again -151816;1359139117;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -151815;1359139118;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.30000, Best ask: 17.39900, Bid-ask spread: 0.09900, Last trade: 17.39900, 24 hour volume: 165052.52438769, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 17.04471 -151814;1359139121;mircea_popescu;sweet. -151813;1359139124;Namworld;just exercised my puts, more profit -151812;1359139140;mircea_popescu;i thought you had calls ? -151811;1359139151;Namworld;I sold them for 20% profit -151810;1359139162;Namworld;106 > 128 BTC -151809;1359139167;Namworld;The bought puts -151808;1359139177;Namworld;> 212 BTC -151807;1359139180;Namworld;Then* -151806;1359139195;Ukto;hmmm -151805;1359139203;mircea_popescu;a good for you then -151804;1359139203;Namworld;pretty much almost exactly 100% profit -151803;1359139433;kakobrekla;grats :) -151802;1359139547;mircea_popescu;calling the top/bottom like that is a sure path to riches. -151801;1359139550;mircea_popescu;course, failing to... -151800;1359139612;mircea_popescu;"Hi Monster Tent, thank you for allowing me to answer this question today." -151799;1359139638;Namworld;Of course... but with high volatility, the average price is often much higher or lower than the average used -151798;1359139687;Namworld;So you know which side the average is more likely to go. You start winning if the price stays the same -151797;1359139717;mircea_popescu;but high volatility by definition means price won't. -151796;1359139737;Namworld;That's certainly an improvement of odds. But the same high volatility is what could get you =/ -151795;1359140084;Namworld;i did not really call the top/bottom either. -151794;1359140110;Namworld;I exercise after the fact. The average moves slowly. -151793;1359140384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 30 @ 0.00654141 = 0.1962 BTC [+] -151792;1359140444;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160N] 3 @ 0.26379201 = 0.7914 BTC [-] -151791;1359140462;thestringpuller;;;ticker -151790;1359140463;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.52251, Best ask: 17.59999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07748, Last trade: 17.61000, 24 hour volume: 161095.15098185, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 19.18999, 24 hour vwap: 16.97983 -151789;1359140491;thestringpuller;one last push -151788;1359140499;thestringpuller;so the 16 callers make their money -151787;1359140564;Namworld;yeah -151786;1359140599;Namworld;I usually can't help but stick around when I have something going on with money on the line. -151785;1359140719;mircea_popescu;http://www.silverdoctors.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/geico-cancels-insurance.jpg -151784;1359140721;mircea_popescu;fake ? -151783;1359140886;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -151782;1359140888;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00061382 / 0.0006764 / 0.0007 (11630051 shares, 7,866.59 BTC), 7D: 0.00059445 / 0.0006509 / 0.0007 (23088165 shares, 15,028.31 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065031 / 0.0007 (51767859 shares, 33,665.41 BTC) -151781;1359140900;thestringpuller;a lot at .0007 got bought -151780;1359140923;thestringpuller;XD congrats mircea ipo phase 2 is now over, what are you going to do now? Disney World? -151779;1359140966;mircea_popescu;nah -151778;1359140982;mircea_popescu;disney is possibnly the least appealing place for me. -151777;1359140982;thestringpuller;oh wait it wasn't all the .0007's -151776;1359140990;thestringpuller;someone is going to come in and buy those out -151775;1359141011;thestringpuller;my question for you is how do you fight off regulation if it comes? -151774;1359141059;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -151773;1359141061;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00598118 / 0.00635118 / 0.00699 (54282 shares, 344.76 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00452853 / 0.00699 (982193 shares, 4,447.89 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00417522 / 0.00699 (10255161 shares, 42,817.64 BTC) -151772;1359141076;deadweasel;what country would regulate? -151771;1359141094;deadweasel;whatever country does, there's 250 more that haven't yet. -151770;1359141107;deadweasel;as they do, it will go underground, no? -151769;1359141122;mircea_popescu;depends. -151768;1359141161;dasher;Milky about? -151767;1359141167;mircea_popescu;maybe they make me the ecb governor, -151766;1359141171;mircea_popescu;god knows the previous ones sucked. -151765;1359141278;dasher;weight 93`683 on http://bitbet.us/bet/159/bitcoin-mtgox-18-00-before-march-1st-2013/ didn't get paid out -151764;1359141458;deadweasel;did you bet? -151763;1359141493;dasher;I did -151762;1359141527;kakobrekla;im lookin into it -151761;1359141543;mircea_popescu;yee -151760;1359141560;deadweasel;i've never bet @ bitbet. do you just send money to an address and it returns it or not? -151759;1359141582;dasher;aye -151758;1359141599;dasher;When you bet you can pick the return type - a specified addy or the sending addy -151757;1359141601;mircea_popescu;dasher : 9093b44f3300f0a89938ccbfcbe1139673c572c4d9011c124a83ad4137a59233 -151756;1359141678;dasher;Search that page for the payout amount of 0.10673077 Mircea -151755;1359141694;mircea_popescu;you had a .2 and a .1 -151754;1359141699;mircea_popescu;they were conflated into a .3xxx -151753;1359141706;mircea_popescu;12V6zN1RQGx2hAjwhVzJGSD3iTobp1uxKc 0.32011061 BTC -151752;1359141713;dasher;ah - it rolled into the same payment :duh: -151751;1359141719;dasher;ta -151750;1359141722;mircea_popescu;yes if you make multiple bets on the same side for the same bet -151749;1359141726;mircea_popescu;you get only 1 payout -151748;1359141733;mircea_popescu;this is better because it lowers your wallet fragmentation -151747;1359141741;mircea_popescu;tldr : you pay less in fees later. -151746;1359141759;dasher;ta -151745;1359141968;deadweasel;my worked blocked blockchain.info since yesterday -151744;1359141974;deadweasel;jerks -151743;1359141990;kakobrekla;lol -151742;1359141994;mircea_popescu;um why ? -151741;1359142012;deadweasel;URL: http://blockchain.info/ URL Categories: Reputation: Medium Risk Media Type: Client IP: 10.9.7.4 Rule Name: IDEXX-Default Catch All Proxy Name: wme-swg1 -151740;1359142028;kakobrekla;cause it contains SD interface -151739;1359142029;deadweasel;with a link to the employe computer handbook -151738;1359142039;deadweasel;ah, possibly. -151737;1359142078;Diablo-D3;lol -151736;1359142084;Diablo-D3;its General Zod -151735;1359142138;deadweasel;or Zorg -151734;1359142167;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 50 @ 0.34 = 17 BTC [+] -151733;1359142173;Diablo-D3;deadweasel: no, doesnt have the hair to the side for Zorg -151732;1359142212;deadweasel;or funny little dog -151731;1359142232;kakobrekla;is that the same suit as in that camel/egypt pic -151730;1359142263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00062963 = 0.8185 BTC [+] -151729;1359142285;jcpham;translate damn blog -151728;1359142306;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla that ? -151727;1359142327;deadweasel;great translation google: Faced with some people who think and man becomes a true gibbon, throwing feces around the world. -151726;1359142334;deadweasel;ha -151725;1359142339;kakobrekla;http://chinezu.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/gizeh_pyramids.jpg -151724;1359142360;mircea_popescu;ok, that suit, same as which ? -151723;1359142370;kakobrekla;same as 18:27.28 ( EskimoBob_afk ) http://images.zoso.ro/img/2010/01/mircea_popescu.jpg -151722;1359142380;mircea_popescu;nope -151721;1359142423;kakobrekla;are those clothes comfortable? -151720;1359142474;mircea_popescu;well mine are. -151719;1359142513;jcpham;what the crap is a gibbon throwing feces -151718;1359142528;mircea_popescu;shit. -151717;1359142552;mircea_popescu;quote the original sentence an' i'll trnalsate for ya. -151716;1359142593;jcpham;nah i read it and understood the context -151715;1359142603;jcpham;you have haters and drama in your blog-ville -151714;1359142633;mircea_popescu;tons. -151713;1359142666;mircea_popescu;romania pretty much consists of a buncha kids trying to make ends meet on +-5k a year -151712;1359142675;mircea_popescu;i am a little bit too much to digest. -151711;1359142708;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0086 = 0.86 BTC [+] -151710;1359142721;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 5 @ 0.09 = 0.45 BTC -151709;1359142727;jcpham;must be all those fancy gold chains you wear -151708;1359142736;jcpham;haters are jealous -151707;1359142749;thestringpuller;Ever seen the South Park episode about the romanian quintuplets? -151706;1359142757;jcpham;i haven't -151705;1359142776;mircea_popescu;me either -151704;1359142778;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 4 @ 0.0163 = 0.0652 BTC [-] -151703;1359142780;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 14 @ 0.0163 = 0.2282 BTC [-] -151702;1359142808;thestringpuller;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quintuplets_2000 -151701;1359142835;mircea_popescu;ever seen the romanian triplets camhos ? -151700;1359142859;mircea_popescu;o yeah i saw that 1. -151699;1359142919;thestringpuller;is romania like dat? -151698;1359142921;thestringpuller;haha -151697;1359142921;thestringpuller;i kid -151696;1359142936;mircea_popescu;like what tho lol. -151695;1359142946;mircea_popescu;people don't talk by having the upper half of their head move -151694;1359142973;jcpham;http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/shortcuts/2013/jan/25/game-destroy-cctv-cameras-berlin -151693;1359142979;jcpham;now that sounds like fun -151692;1359142992;thestringpuller;i thought that's what canadians did... -151691;1359143000;thestringpuller;Terrance and Phillip -151690;1359143002;Diablo-D3;I thought that was a goal in portal 1 -151689;1359143025;mircea_popescu;pretty good idea. -151688;1359143030;jcpham;man if i had a portal gun the things i could do -151687;1359143069;mircea_popescu;do some things then maybe you get a portal gun -151686;1359143079;kakobrekla;you could do things like you do in Postal -151685;1359143083;deadweasel;it just so happens I'm selling a portal gun for 500btc, you pay now! -151684;1359143094;thestringpuller;Postal was a terrible game though. -151683;1359143103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8841 @ 0.00063172 = 5.585 BTC [+] -151682;1359143105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1493 @ 0.0006329 = 0.9449 BTC [+] -151681;1359143115;kakobrekla;well, it was postal. -151680;1359143123;thestringpuller;you could pee o things -151679;1359143124;thestringpuller;on* -151678;1359143140;mircea_popescu;" They claim to have snuffed out as many as 50 cameras since the game began a few weeks ago." -151677;1359143147;mircea_popescu;god damned yurpeans, 0 work efficiency. -151676;1359143156;thestringpuller;aren't you european? -151675;1359143161;mircea_popescu;it takes x people several weeks to destroy 50 cams ?! -151674;1359143175;kakobrekla;we had a simmilar occurance a few weeks ago -151673;1359143180;kakobrekla;burning radars -151672;1359143180;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller in the great european tradition, i am european only when it's convenient to be so. -151671;1359143197;kakobrekla;about 50 or so in ~10 days -151670;1359143197;thestringpuller;:D -151669;1359143302;deadweasel;that's pretty efficient -151668;1359143314;deadweasel;good on ya! -151667;1359143649;thestringpuller;;;ticker -151666;1359143650;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.57934, Best ask: 17.67700, Bid-ask spread: 0.09766, Last trade: 17.56491, 24 hour volume: 150106.82667480, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 18.89998, 24 hour vwap: 16.82826 -151665;1359144053;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170N] 3 @ 0.23108932 = 0.6933 BTC [-] -151664;1359144338;pigeons;!ticker bitch -151663;1359144339;assbot;The round stones beneath the earth... have spoken through the fire. -151662;1359144351;pigeons;amen. -151661;1359144514;Namworld;lol at assbot quotes -151660;1359144916;kakobrekla;Namworld, go watch Dead man -151659;1359144994;Namworld;hmm -151658;1359145008;kakobrekla;http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112817/ -151657;1359145010;kakobrekla;this. -151656;1359145316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10902 @ 0.00063144 = 6.884 BTC [-] -151655;1359145448;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0uUM9tGY5Q -151654;1359145812;kakobrekla;there ya go, full movie 10 parts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtUB8XCrqPg -151653;1359145821;mircea_popescu;lol spreading the word ? -151652;1359145836;kakobrekla;me? -151651;1359145893;mircea_popescu;ye -151650;1359145910;kakobrekla;i guess im trying to raise awarance :) -151649;1359145918;mircea_popescu;:) -151648;1359145919;kakobrekla;its a great flick, i watch it often -151647;1359145939;kakobrekla;the only movie i repeat to watch really -151646;1359145959;jcpham;i do not believe i have watched that -151645;1359145982;mircea_popescu;"We are sorry to shareholders that we are now >2-month delayed against the original plan. (Late Dec. against Late Oct. to get the chips, plus 4-5 weeks against 2-3 weeks to fully deploy). The status are resulted in by a mix of our optimistic projection, our conservative action and our un-developed relation in the electric manufacturing field." -151644;1359145984;kakobrekla;neil young made the soundtrack recoding live while watching the movie -151643;1359145988;mircea_popescu;guess the failsic. -151642;1359146031;kakobrekla;eh -151641;1359146035;kakobrekla;that shit is not full movie at all -151640;1359146043;kakobrekla;apparently it was removed -151639;1359146048;kakobrekla;too bad -151638;1359146063;kakobrekla;jcpham, leech it off somewhere -151637;1359146103;mircea_popescu;Jim Jarmusch - Dead Man (1995) ? -151636;1359146105;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.9892 BTC [-] -151635;1359146108;kakobrekla;yes -151634;1359146169;jcpham;thnaks kakobrekla this sounds interesting -151633;1359146202;jcpham;bASIC was dead 2 weekends ago when Graet email ozcoin miners -151632;1359146219;jcpham;the forum is slow to respond -151631;1359146250;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1000 @ 0.01 = 10 BTC [+] -151630;1359146251;Namworld;Well if anyone is interested, there's 3 increased coupons on BTC-BOND for the next 3 days -151629;1359146260;Namworld;Well looks like someone noticed already -151628;1359146345;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 0.98911 = 2.9673 BTC [-] -151627;1359146885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.569 BTC [+] -151626;1359146886;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.57 = 5.13 BTC [+] -151625;1359146888;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.57 = 11.4 BTC [+] -151624;1359146889;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.575 = 2.3 BTC [+] -151623;1359147112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5707 @ 0.0006329 = 3.612 BTC [+] -151622;1359147114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00063318 = 4.1473 BTC [+] -151621;1359147115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2043 @ 0.00063364 = 1.2945 BTC [+] -151620;1359147219;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0067 = 0.0335 BTC [+] -151619;1359147407;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.0097 = 0.0485 BTC [-] -151618;1359147409;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.0097 = 0.097 BTC [-] -151617;1359147410;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 11 @ 0.0097 = 0.1067 BTC [-] -151616;1359147421;deadweasel;;;ticker -151615;1359147422;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 16.79719, Best ask: 16.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00281, Last trade: 16.80000, 24 hour volume: 142013.99203525, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 18.25000, 24 hour vwap: 16.69648 -151614;1359147430;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -151613;1359147431;gribble;16.73 -151612;1359147436;topace;!ticker h sdice -151611;1359147439;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.44000000 / 0.53724797 / 0.57500000 (123 shares, 66.08149986 BTC), 7D: 0.44000000 / 0.54953918 / 0.62000000 (1013 shares, 556.68318952 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.47735229 / 0.62000000 (4741 shares, 2263.12718940 BTC) -151610;1359147494;mircea_popescu;topace did you get any of the selloff btw ? -151609;1359147510;topace;from the other night? -151608;1359147521;mircea_popescu;yea -151607;1359147526;topace;not much, i think i had 10000 bid listed at 0.52 or something -151606;1359147529;topace;that got filled -151605;1359147530;mircea_popescu;when it went to .008 or w/e -151604;1359147537;Namworld;0.0008 -151603;1359147540;topace;heh yea -151602;1359147540;mircea_popescu;ya -151601;1359147548;topace;wish i had some lower bids in :p -151600;1359147569;mircea_popescu;im curious who the sniper was -151599;1359147576;topace;havelock has 345,000 shares -- getting up there -151598;1359147579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3570 @ 0.00063144 = 2.2542 BTC [-] -151597;1359147583;Namworld;I wish I had known and taken the 500k at 0.0008 -151596;1359147597;mircea_popescu;400btc well spent lol -151595;1359147607;Namworld;yeah -151594;1359147623;mircea_popescu;maybe not 1000% returns on them, but 500% for sure -151593;1359147631;mircea_popescu;and people say pirate was a ponzi. -151592;1359147644;kakobrekla;so not! -151591;1359147656;Namworld;I was making almost as much on GLBSE stocks volatility... -151590;1359147662;mircea_popescu;pirate was curdled milk by comparison lol -151589;1359147664;Namworld;I love volatility -151588;1359147674;mircea_popescu;Namworld i doubt you were making 500% over 400 btc. -151587;1359147683;Namworld;Not that much -151586;1359147691;Namworld;But close to pirate at 7% per week -151585;1359147694;mircea_popescu;a -151584;1359147707;Namworld;I was close to doubling my amount every 3 months -151583;1359147721;Namworld;tho by the end the volume on GLBSE was limiting me. -151582;1359147722;mircea_popescu;yes, the thing with btc securities is, trading fees very small, volatility kinda high -151581;1359147732;mircea_popescu;if you know what you're doing it should make decent returns -151580;1359147750;mircea_popescu;course it will crowd in time, as people start grasping it -151579;1359147757;Namworld;Well anyway, I'm taking off. Back in about 30 minutes -151578;1359147767;jurov;Namworld, you should prolly open investment fund in bitfunder or so -151577;1359147779;mircea_popescu;doesn't he have one ? -151576;1359147792;jurov;these 2% bondses? -151575;1359147798;mircea_popescu;iirc he had some sort of fund -151574;1359147803;mircea_popescu;cause i remember looking over an asset sheet -151573;1359147815;Namworld;It was for BTC-BOND -151572;1359147829;Namworld;I had a 200% loan value in assets guarantee -151571;1359147854;Namworld;I was forced to remove it and reduce interest for anyone transfering to BTCT.co -151570;1359147866;Namworld;Paid out the others -151569;1359147868;mircea_popescu;forced ?! -151568;1359147876;mircea_popescu;anyway, bbl! -151567;1359147878;Namworld;Well, with GLBSE down -151566;1359147897;Namworld;Where were my 200% in GLBSE assets? All gone. I'm slowly getting money back -151565;1359147915;Namworld;Plus I felt I was guaranteeing too much interest -151564;1359147935;Namworld;jurov: no fund when I can borrow at 10.95% per year =/ -151563;1359147944;Bugpowder_;DIVE DIVE DIVE -151562;1359147948;Namworld;and keep profits -151561;1359147957;jurov;lol, i can borrow at 0% for 3 weeks :P -151560;1359147965;Namworld;sweet -151559;1359148014;Namworld;FUCK -151558;1359148018;Namworld;16.60 average -151557;1359148022;Bugpowder_;dude -151556;1359148034;Bugpowder_;24vwap is gonna keep falling -151555;1359148037;Bugpowder_;no matter what happens -151554;1359148040;Namworld;I lost lots of money selling my puts -151553;1359148051;Bugpowder_;I am making a killing right now -151552;1359148055;Namworld;eh -151551;1359148158;Bugpowder_;;;ticker -151550;1359148158;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.01651, Best ask: 17.05000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03349, Last trade: 16.85900, 24 hour volume: 141238.37356347, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 18.25000, 24 hour vwap: 16.68190 -151549;1359148685;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.575 = 3.45 BTC [+] -151548;1359148805;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.595 = 8.925 BTC [+] -151547;1359149155;pigeons;i am making a killing? either you sold and made one, or you have paper -151546;1359149216;vector_;anyone invested with bitfunder? -151545;1359149254;vector_;how is it so far? -151544;1359149295;pigeons;so how many of these https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/S.BBET-PT equals one S.BBET ? -151543;1359149399;kakobrekla;dunno 1:1? -151542;1359149544;pigeons;its kinda funny -151541;1359149571;pigeons;Mk Cap: 2,537 i'm thinking that's shares? -151540;1359149578;mircea_popescu;who runs that pt actually ? -151539;1359149606;kakobrekla;!ticker m s.bbet -151538;1359149608;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0010499 / 0.00111197 / 0.001139 (989 shares, 1.10 BTC), 7D: 0.00100006 / 0.00102592 / 0.00129998 (23060 shares, 23.66 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00078442 / 0.0035 (2269672 shares, 1,780.38 BTC) -151537;1359149611;jurov;Deprived does -151536;1359149616;pigeons;"deprived" https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136912.0 -151535;1359149627;kakobrekla;;;calc 0.001*2537 -151534;1359149627;gribble;2.537 -151533;1359149637;kakobrekla;wow. -151532;1359149642;mircea_popescu;someone should point out to deprived it;s spelled underlying -151531;1359149649;pigeons;i saw that ;) -151530;1359149657;mircea_popescu;and also he fucked up the last bit -151529;1359149665;mircea_popescu;The only item in that of any great -151528;1359149665;mircea_popescu;relevance to this pass-through will be the number of S-Dice shares listed as -151527;1359149665;mircea_popescu;held by LTC-ATF (which will always be at least as large as the number of -151526;1359149665;mircea_popescu;outstanding units of this security). -151525;1359149673;jcpham;sanity requires that i down-vote all passthroughs -151524;1359149692;jurov;maybe you remember i was reporting here when he started it and worried about covering coinbr fees -151523;1359149700;mircea_popescu;jurov a yes -151522;1359149706;mircea_popescu;well... they work on a different schedule in ltc -151521;1359149715;mircea_popescu;what is it, .3 cents each ? -151520;1359149725;jurov;0.0037 atm -151519;1359149730;pigeons;LTC/USD 0.061796 -151518;1359149730;jurov;*BTC -151517;1359149756;mircea_popescu;a so .4 ok -151516;1359149759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00063145 = 0.0631 BTC [+] -151515;1359149759;mircea_popescu;must have gone up -151514;1359149760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00063144 = 4.0728 BTC [-] -151513;1359149818;mircea_popescu;jcpham why ? seems kinda educational -151512;1359149838;jcpham;i'm being an ass -151511;1359149858;mircea_popescu;tot vol 2,644 mkt cap 2,537 -151510;1359149860;mircea_popescu;wtf ?! -151509;1359149882;mircea_popescu;24h Vol 861@274.9 7d Vol 6144@2094.3 -151508;1359149888;mircea_popescu;why does this stuff make absolutely no sense -151507;1359149901;jcpham;bitcoin! -151506;1359149906;mircea_popescu;o wait -151505;1359149911;kakobrekla;litecoin. -151504;1359149919;mircea_popescu;it's not @ as in at, it's / as in shares/ltcs ? -151503;1359149944;kakobrekla;sum shares sum vol? -151502;1359149948;mircea_popescu;i guess ? -151501;1359149956;mircea_popescu;;;calc 274.9 / 861 -151500;1359149956;gribble;0.319279907085 -151499;1359149967;mircea_popescu;;;calc 2094.3/6144 -151498;1359149967;gribble;0.340869140625 -151497;1359150039;jurov;i was curious recetly, computed total mkt cap of litecoin in btc -151496;1359150046;jurov;any guesses? -151495;1359150057;kakobrekla;10k -151494;1359150093;mircea_popescu;3k -151493;1359150099;Namjies;Well that was stupid -151492;1359150168;Namworld;I saw when I woke up price go over the average and exercised. I totally forgot the 19 USD/BTC trades were about to go out of the 24h period. -151491;1359150191;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -151490;1359150191;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.35114, Best ask: 17.35243, Bid-ask spread: 0.00129, Last trade: 17.35113, 24 hour volume: 132205.38784117, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 17.79700, 24 hour vwap: 16.60856 -151489;1359150202;pigeons;jurov: ? -151488;1359150222;jurov;;;calc 0.00369*284627*50 -151487;1359150222;gribble;52513.6815 -151486;1359150227;jurov;^this -151485;1359150230;mircea_popescu;52k btc ? srsly ?! -151484;1359150249;mircea_popescu;i thought it was a new chain -151483;1359150295;Namworld;I exercised 3 hours ago at 17.01 for 212. -151482;1359150303;mircea_popescu;a -151481;1359150316;mircea_popescu;let's see here -151480;1359150325;Namworld;If I had waited for the high trade to expires and exercised at the low 16.60, would have gotten 262.55421096 BTC instead -151479;1359150343;mircea_popescu;well... it COULD have spiked up -151478;1359150381;Namworld;Well yes, but that would have required to outmatch the large trades at ~18.5-19 USD that were about to expire -151477;1359150387;Namworld;weighting in the 24h average -151476;1359150398;Namworld;Somewhat unlikely -151475;1359150400;mircea_popescu;that's a point -151474;1359150422;Namworld;I haven't slept much... making stupid mistakes. -151473;1359150430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 494 @ 0.00063364 = 0.313 BTC [+] -151472;1359150432;Namworld;Yet I have to watch my trades. A bit annoying. -151471;1359150467;Namworld;At least I'm more than decently in the green -151470;1359150470;mircea_popescu;hehe welcome to the life of the daytrader -151469;1359151085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.0006346 = 4.6326 BTC [+] -151468;1359152048;Bugpowder_;;;bc,24hprc -151467;1359152049;gribble;16.71 -151466;1359152327;Namworld;going up... exercise -151465;1359152330;Namworld;all puts -151464;1359152351;Namworld;I forgot to wait for the 19 USD trades to expire... but now it's done. -151463;1359152359;Namworld;Should go up from now on -151462;1359152388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8251 @ 0.00063605 = 5.248 BTC [+] -151461;1359152390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00063606 = 13.3573 BTC [+] -151460;1359152391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9097 @ 0.00063759 = 5.8002 BTC [+] -151459;1359152393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5017 @ 0.0006403 = 3.2124 BTC [+] -151458;1359152394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16150 @ 0.00064112 = 10.3541 BTC [+] -151457;1359152395;Bugpowder_;just exercised them all -151456;1359152395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8280 @ 0.00064174 = 5.3136 BTC [+] -151455;1359152396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00064267 = 4.4987 BTC [+] -151454;1359152397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.0006432 = 4.631 BTC [+] -151453;1359152398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00064447 = 5.5747 BTC [+] -151452;1359152398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11879 @ 0.00064523 = 7.6647 BTC [+] -151451;1359152399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5980 @ 0.00064531 = 3.859 BTC [+] -151450;1359152401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4150 @ 0.00064663 = 2.6835 BTC [+] -151449;1359152402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.0006482 = 4.0513 BTC [+] -151448;1359152403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32693 @ 0.00064857 = 21.2037 BTC [+] -151447;1359152404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00065519 = 5.1105 BTC [+] -151446;1359152405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15500 @ 0.00065552 = 10.1606 BTC [+] -151445;1359152406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43993 @ 0.00065576 = 28.8488 BTC [+] -151444;1359152408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41100 @ 0.00065764 = 27.029 BTC [+] -151443;1359152409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.0006595 = 14.0474 BTC [+] -151442;1359152410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22250 @ 0.0006725 = 14.9631 BTC [+] -151441;1359152410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18525 @ 0.00067525 = 12.509 BTC [+] -151440;1359152411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00068233 = 9.8256 BTC [+] -151439;1359152412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39400 @ 0.00068745 = 27.0855 BTC [+] -151438;1359152571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00649884 = 3.2494 BTC [-] -151437;1359152572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2990 @ 0.00654141 = 19.5588 BTC [+] -151436;1359152574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1610 @ 0.00654142 = 10.5317 BTC [+] -151435;1359152575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00656628 = 1.9699 BTC [+] -151434;1359152825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 300 @ 0.0010499 = 0.315 BTC [-] -151433;1359152927;jurov;http://blockviewer.com/#1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx -151432;1359153042;jurov;^^ bane of everyone who listed their btc addy in btctalk profile -151431;1359153079;Bugpowder_;missed the bottom by 0.1 BTC :( lost 22BTC -151430;1359153261;Namworld;How much did you make =P -151429;1359153278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2345 @ 0.00064895 = 1.5218 BTC [-] -151428;1359153294;Bugpowder_;~100% -151427;1359153301;Namworld;Nice -151426;1359153317;Namworld;Pretty much the same as me. Could have made 150% -151425;1359153398;mircea_popescu;jurov does that graph mean mpex is like a hairy zit ? -151424;1359153424;jurov;or an octopus -151423;1359153447;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ update the parabolzi -151422;1359153505;mircea_popescu;im like, addicted to it lol -151421;1359153510;mircea_popescu;vicarious trader at work -151420;1359153521;jurov;Right now it scrapes Bitcoin-OTC and BitcoinTalk forum signatures to initially seed the labels... oh beware :D -151419;1359153990;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -151418;1359153991;gribble;16.72 -151417;1359153999;deadweasel;kinda expecting $14-15 tomorrow -151416;1359154055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00069998 = 11.4097 BTC [+] -151415;1359154238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00636682 = 1.91 BTC [-] -151414;1359154240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 242 @ 0.00636679 = 1.5408 BTC [-] -151413;1359154887;Bugpowder_;I will update it once the opex happens -151412;1359154963;Bugpowder_;If I put open orders on the N contracts do they stay open when the N rolls to T? -151411;1359155027;RonnieS;Hi all. Not quite sure I understand the weight on bitbet. Can someone msg me the calc to find how much I COULD win, based on weight. Thx :) -151410;1359155097;Namworld;kakobrekla, some question for you I guess -151409;1359155340;Namworld;he vectored into an exponanial function shape and was propulsed into space -151408;1359155393;Namworld;He's going faster and faster with time passing by and should exceed the speed of light soon. -151407;1359155453;Bugpowder_;http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5ETNX -151406;1359155459;Bugpowder_;big move! -151405;1359155485;Bugpowder_;people moving out of bonds into the market? -151404;1359155511;mircea_popescu;RonnieS it just works like it generally does with betting. -151403;1359155513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7063 @ 0.00068512 = 4.839 BTC [-] -151402;1359155536;mircea_popescu;out of a pool of 3 the 1 with full weight wins 2x more than the 1 witgh half weight -151401;1359155554;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ no, orders are killed. -151400;1359155558;Bugpowder_;ok -151399;1359155623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 638 @ 0.00635543 = 4.0548 BTC [-] -151398;1359155645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20 @ 0.00635543 = 0.1271 BTC [-] -151397;1359155774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6651 @ 0.00068326 = 4.5444 BTC [-] -151396;1359155874;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170N] 3 @ 0.14496282 = 0.4349 BTC [-] -151395;1359155984;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160N] 6 @ 0.16945017 = 1.0167 BTC [-] -151394;1359156060;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160N] 3 @ 0.13518966 = 0.4056 BTC [-] -151393;1359156082;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170N] 3 @ 0.16277102 = 0.4883 BTC [-] -151392;1359156152;RonnieS;thx, get it -151391;1359157740;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 25 @ 0.01 = 0.25 BTC [+] -151390;1359157906;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 5 @ 0.13 = 0.65 BTC [+] -151389;1359158127;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.0202 = 2.02 BTC [+] -151388;1359158129;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.0201 = 2.01 BTC [-] -151387;1359158129;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 40 @ 0.02 = 0.8 BTC [-] -151386;1359158420;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0087 = 0.87 BTC [+] -151385;1359158537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2655 @ 0.00068326 = 1.8141 BTC [-] -151384;1359158539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8195 @ 0.00067873 = 5.5622 BTC [-] -151383;1359158669;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0088 = 0.88 BTC [+] -151382;1359158742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 130 @ 0.00067873 = 0.0882 BTC [-] -151381;1359158744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 524 @ 0.00067125 = 0.3517 BTC [-] -151380;1359158745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6303 @ 0.00066887 = 4.2159 BTC [-] -151379;1359158746;Bugpowder;All of the S.DICE whales have a similar visualizer chart -151378;1359158748;Bugpowder;http://blockviewer.com/#1Di6ux3CQBNXCZLD76BsnYWDo6XnFGzQah -151377;1359158766;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.595 = 5.95 BTC [+] -151376;1359158775;Bugpowder;Is the drake dog;leominer address a mixing service? -151375;1359158825;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.599 = 5.99 BTC [+] -151374;1359158886;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.62 = 4.34 BTC [+] -151373;1359158956;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0089 = 0.89 BTC [+] -151372;1359159131;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -151371;1359159132;gribble;16.68 -151370;1359159138;Bugpowder;damnit! it went lower? -151369;1359159218;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 29 @ 0.01 = 0.29 BTC [+] -151368;1359159535;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 150 @ 0.009 = 1.35 BTC [+] -151367;1359159766;deadweasel;;;ticker -151366;1359159766;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.33512, Best ask: 17.47562, Bid-ask spread: 0.14050, Last trade: 17.33310, 24 hour volume: 86322.83896858, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 17.79700, 24 hour vwap: 16.67646 -151365;1359159949;Chilca_;;;ticker -151364;1359159949;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.35330, Best ask: 17.49695, Bid-ask spread: 0.14365, Last trade: 17.34522, 24 hour volume: 85549.80223109, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 17.79700, 24 hour vwap: 16.67057 -151363;1359160506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1644 @ 0.00068512 = 1.1263 BTC [+] -151362;1359160876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 675 @ 0.00634 = 4.2795 BTC [-] -151361;1359160878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 75 @ 0.00631463 = 0.4736 BTC [-] -151360;1359160918;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 22 @ 0.01 = 0.22 BTC [+] -151359;1359161228;jcpham;sounds like agood idea except i doubt he'd have you as a guest EskimoBob_afk -151358;1359161236;jcpham;just a guess -151357;1359161340;jcpham;it isn't wise to judge a culture you know anything about -151356;1359161347;jcpham;i know nothing of romanian culture -151355;1359161369;jcpham;although iirc mp is more international than romanian -151354;1359161385;jcpham;i actually didn't imply that you knew nothing -151353;1359161395;jcpham;bring it -151352;1359161417;jcpham;facepalm -151351;1359161441;jcpham;make sure to get a full body shot of mpoe-pr if you go -151350;1359161444;jcpham;forsure -151349;1359161453;kakobrekla;i dunno why we need more pic of mp -151348;1359161460;kakobrekla;theres more than enough online -151347;1359161471;jcpham;i think mpoe-pr might be transexual -151346;1359161486;jcpham;make sure to get an angle under the chin -151345;1359161507;mircea_popescu;transsexual which direction ? -151344;1359161515;jcpham;boobs plus weiner -151343;1359161526;mircea_popescu;ya but -151342;1359161546;kakobrekla;butt too. -151341;1359161549;mircea_popescu;lol -151340;1359161558;mircea_popescu;actually if she had a dick i doubt it'd be a wiener -151339;1359161570;jcpham;huge blck cock -151338;1359161571;mircea_popescu;more like the stuff nightmares are made of -151337;1359161587;jcpham;i figured a full body shot would expose the bulge -151336;1359161709;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i guess pics of me are like pics of asics -151335;1359161714;mircea_popescu;people need them to jack themselves off to sleep -151334;1359161762;kakobrekla;jesus fuck all that sexy ladies jack off to to sleep is you?!? -151333;1359161780;mircea_popescu;just the transsexual ones -151332;1359161795;kakobrekla;ah, sheesh. makes sense. -151331;1359161813;jcpham;but you have so many more options with a transexual -151330;1359161815;jcpham;! -151329;1359161821;kakobrekla;EskimoBob_afk are you in love? -151328;1359161824;kakobrekla;nice beard. -151327;1359161844;mircea_popescu;jcpham from what i understand, the problem chiefly is that so do they. -151326;1359161855;jcpham;make sense -151325;1359161875;kakobrekla;i dont see anything 'lunatic' on that pic -151324;1359161876;jcpham;EskimoBob_afk i sound like a lunatic irl -151323;1359161886;Bugpowder;natty threads -151322;1359161906;jcpham;i try to on the internet too -151321;1359161915;jcpham;sometimes it doesn't translate well... -151320;1359161930;kakobrekla;EskimoBob_afk, not really, i think 'love' is a bag of horse shit but thats beside the point. -151319;1359161997;kakobrekla;bitch came back. -151318;1359162031;kakobrekla;yes i have over 9000 tonnes and only vagina i ever saw was my mothers when i was born -151317;1359162034;kakobrekla;:) -151316;1359162050;mircea_popescu;kakobreklas are born blind -151315;1359162072;kakobrekla;lulz -151314;1359162122;kakobrekla;you the expert. -151313;1359162142;kakobrekla;you should learn more then. -151312;1359162155;kakobrekla;cause you are off? :) -151311;1359162178;kakobrekla;and you blow. -151310;1359162184;kakobrekla;we all happy. -151309;1359162210;kakobrekla;ty. -151308;1359162219;jcpham;it's rosy red-pal and her 5 sisters. sheesh -151307;1359162227;jcpham;*red-palm -151306;1359162228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4036 @ 0.0006875 = 2.7748 BTC [+] -151305;1359162229;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -151304;1359162260;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 6 @ 0.54 = 3.24 BTC [+] -151303;1359162285;kakobrekla;yes, sry, 'cheeks' -151302;1359162301;kakobrekla;hey you came hugging, perv. -151301;1359162305;kakobrekla;;) -151300;1359162341;kakobrekla;like a fuckin bitch, ya know -151299;1359162344;kakobrekla;i just follow along. -151298;1359162415;kakobrekla;i feel great all along. -151297;1359162501;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/all-about-eve/ << great movie btw. -151296;1359162586;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -151295;1359162587;gribble;16.68 -151294;1359162606;JWU42;jcpham: can you set a ban on JWU42`*!*@* in bitcoin-otc -151293;1359162609;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138769.msg1479116#msg1479116 they're having fun -151292;1359162637;JWU42;third or fourth time soeone has been playing games with my handle and trying to scam folks -151291;1359162677;jcpham;it's done. not sure if one of the other ops will remove it or not -151290;1359162695;jcpham;i'm sort of just flying blind -151289;1359162757;JWU42;and why is that? -151288;1359162768;jcpham;yeah EskimoBob_not_so come over to #bitcoin-otc so i can kick you -151287;1359162773;jcpham;just one time -151286;1359162777;jcpham;it won't hurt i promise -151285;1359162779;JWU42;or better yet - why do you think I haven't -151284;1359162805;mircea_popescu;JWU42 wouldn't it be easier to just reg it ? -151283;1359162812;JWU42;yes -151282;1359162817;JWU42;well -151281;1359162818;JWU42;no -151280;1359162823;mircea_popescu;o ic :p -151279;1359162823;JWU42;easier to ban that nick -151278;1359162830;jcpham;it's not his nick -151277;1359162836;jcpham;it's someone squatting -151276;1359162837;mircea_popescu;i hadbn't noticed the accent -151275;1359162838;JWU42;EskimoBob_not_so: learn to read you shithead -151274;1359162843;jcpham;you could reg the ` -151273;1359162845;jcpham;then they' -151272;1359162854;jcpham;or /nickserv group it -151271;1359162855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6626 @ 0.0006875 = 4.5554 BTC [+] -151270;1359162859;JWU42;they are using JWU42` -151269;1359162861;jcpham;but then they'll just use another char -151268;1359162870;JWU42;jcpham: yep - probably so -151267;1359162895;mircea_popescu;jee whiz, i wonder how many people pretended to be me in -otc so far -151266;1359162897;jcpham;EskimoBob_not_so it's a coomon scam in -otc -151265;1359162903;jcpham;it fools noobs pretty well -151264;1359163036;kakobrekla;same question goes to you EskimoBob_not_so -151263;1359163139;kakobrekla;no its not about the hug. -151262;1359163148;kakobrekla;its about your dicking around here :) -151261;1359163178;kakobrekla;dunno if i have those -151260;1359163184;kakobrekla;i heard i have a rock -151259;1359163209;jurov;it's not about feelings... he has to wipe stuff after you again -151258;1359163215;kakobrekla;maybe instead of brains too :o -151257;1359163287;kakobrekla;you provoke crap out of me -151256;1359163295;kakobrekla;its what you are good at and i guess for. -151255;1359163314;jurov;kakobrekla, please lay down on the couch and feel comfortably -151254;1359163371;jurov;me too? -151253;1359163383;jurov;what i i did you? -151252;1359163463;mircea_popescu;lol -151251;1359163467;kakobrekla;is there anyone who is not an idiot ? -151250;1359163495;kakobrekla;excluding you? -151249;1359163499;TradeFortress;come get popcon! -151248;1359163537;kakobrekla;any of these most are present here? -151247;1359163608;jurov;pls point me to the funny line of yours? i don't see any -151246;1359163617;kakobrekla;so nobody is a non-idiot here according to you? -151245;1359163645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1450 @ 0.00068533 = 0.9937 BTC [-] -151244;1359163666;jurov;kako, calm down.... let's wait till he comes to romania and sells himself to slavery for some btc -151243;1359163692;kakobrekla;im calm -151242;1359163706;kakobrekla;i just wanna know why he eskimo like the company of idiots -151241;1359163740;jurov;oh, maybe you mean these voices of his? -151240;1359163765;kakobrekla;where did he go now -151239;1359163775;kakobrekla;i have a new bed to asseble, bbl -151238;1359163970;jurov;you did not respond.. why do you enjoy associating with idiots like us? -151237;1359164015;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -151236;1359164016;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.33266, Best ask: 17.45000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11734, Last trade: 17.33266, 24 hour volume: 80695.71849538, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 17.79700, 24 hour vwap: 16.65655 -151235;1359164041;mircea_popescu;;;calc 8206621.2305 / 17 -151234;1359164041;gribble;482742.425324 -151233;1359164061;Diablo-D3;!ticker -151232;1359164061;assbot;I haven't understood a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word. -151231;1359164069;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -151230;1359164070;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.33271, Best ask: 17.44999, Bid-ask spread: 0.11728, Last trade: 17.33266, 24 hour volume: 80695.71849538, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 17.79700, 24 hour vwap: 16.65655 -151229;1359164078;Diablo-D3;;;bids 17.33271 -151228;1359164079;gribble;There are currently 0.99202 bitcoins demanded at or over 17.33271 USD, worth 17.2610301936 USD in total. -151227;1359164084;jurov;Nuff said. I haven't understood a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word. -151226;1359164088;Diablo-D3;;;bids 17 -151225;1359164089;gribble;There are currently 2575.4113 bitcoins demanded at or over 17.0 USD, worth 44124.7036667 USD in total. -151224;1359164096;Diablo-D3;;;bids 0 -151223;1359164097;gribble;There are currently 35308190 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 2549019.46181 USD in total. -151222;1359164109;Diablo-D3;;;asks 0 -151221;1359164110;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 0.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -151220;1359164116;Diablo-D3;er -151219;1359164119;Diablo-D3;;;asks 9999999999999 -151218;1359164120;gribble;There are currently 93675.646 bitcoins offered at or under 1e+13 USD, worth 2.8030813218e+12 USD in total. -151217;1359164129;Diablo-D3;I broke it -151216;1359164133;mircea_popescu;pretty meaningless stat. -151215;1359164149;Bugpowder;when is opex gonna happen? -151214;1359164194;Diablo-D3;apex? -151213;1359164229;Bugpowder;opex -151212;1359164393;mircea_popescu;bout half hour -151211;1359164521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10088 @ 0.0006875 = 6.9355 BTC [+] -151210;1359164522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2762 @ 0.00068768 = 1.8994 BTC [+] -151209;1359164754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2383 @ 0.00068768 = 1.6387 BTC [+] -151208;1359164756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3601 @ 0.000688 = 2.4775 BTC [+] -151207;1359165820;jurov;so, what is teh mpbor? -151206;1359166498;mircea_popescu;announcement momentarily -151205;1359166605;jurov;last minute tips? -151204;1359166614;jurov;119%? -151203;1359166664;MadSweeney;is there an advantage of buying puts or calls now rather than later? -151202;1359166664;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.34 = 3.4 BTC [+] -151201;1359166700;jurov;none other than price -151200;1359166732;jurov;so, you had these puts on coinbr? sadly, they expired worthless -151199;1359166759;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 500 @ 0.01 = 5 BTC [+] -151198;1359166771;MadSweeney;breaks of the game -151197;1359166890;jurov;you could have bought next month ones (if they were available) -151196;1359166956;jurov;i got some C200Ns... were more expensive and need btcusd to go 25 but i a month, it may happen -151195;1359167007;MadSweeney;I bought the puts mid last month -151194;1359167113;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/mpoe-january-2013-statement/ -151193;1359167118;mircea_popescu;provisional report. -151192;1359167135;mircea_popescu;from now on i'm going to publish early sat, corrections etc if need be, make payments next day. -151191;1359167184;jurov;so , provisional mpbor 9.99% ftw -151190;1359167216;mircea_popescu;a that ain't changing -151189;1359167233;mircea_popescu;in fact im pretty sure everyhing's right as it is. -151188;1359167486;Namworld;4500 BTC for you this month -151187;1359167496;Namworld;Congratulations -151186;1359167500;Bugpowder;i missed it -151185;1359167507;Namworld;Nice dividend -151184;1359167515;Bugpowder;financials posted? -151183;1359167526;Namworld;yeah -151182;1359167532;Namworld;[19:25] http://trilema.com/2013/mpoe-january-2013-statement/ -151181;1359167540;Namworld;one minute before you joined -151180;1359167585;mircea_popescu;Namworld depends how you count it. -151179;1359167590;Bugpowder;wow -151178;1359167592;mircea_popescu;im getting like 4k in interest and like 4k in dividends. -151177;1359167595;Bugpowder;the bot made 10k -151176;1359167598;mircea_popescu;yeh. -151175;1359167605;Bugpowder;yup -151174;1359167645;mircea_popescu;its really fascinating : s.mpoe and s.dice were priced equal by the mkt this month -151173;1359167651;mircea_popescu;and unexpectedly they're making about the same. -151172;1359167698;mircea_popescu;(the 6k that doesn't go to shareholders in mpoe's case as cash is in fact going to them as security : unlike s.dice, s.mpoe can't make a loss) -151171;1359167866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00065865 = 5.7961 BTC [-] -151170;1359167970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.0006552 = 6.421 BTC [-] -151169;1359167972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00065274 = 0.1305 BTC [-] -151168;1359168028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28617 @ 0.00065865 = 18.8486 BTC [+] -151167;1359168030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1601 @ 0.00065965 = 1.0561 BTC [+] -151166;1359168031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00066435 = 14.815 BTC [+] -151165;1359168033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17233 @ 0.00067412 = 11.6171 BTC [+] -151164;1359168034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7652 @ 0.00067851 = 5.192 BTC [+] -151163;1359168035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 90543 @ 0.00068325 = 61.8635 BTC [+] -151162;1359168036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2301 @ 0.000688 = 1.5831 BTC [+] -151161;1359168038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00068847 = 2.9604 BTC [+] -151160;1359168039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13453 @ 0.00069125 = 9.2994 BTC [+] -151159;1359168312;Bugpowder_;http://imgur.com/pIGyAu3 -151158;1359168314;Bugpowder_;update -151157;1359168344;Bugpowder_;not a bad month -151156;1359168351;thestringpuller;;;ticker -151155;1359168352;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.15003, Best ask: 17.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04997, Last trade: 17.15003, 24 hour volume: 79377.81011270, 24 hour low: 15.38613, 24 hour high: 17.79700, 24 hour vwap: 16.67744 -151154;1359168362;mircea_popescu;still a ponzi -151153;1359168410;mircea_popescu;what i don't understand is : were you underwater till dec ? -151152;1359168416;Bugpowder_;glbse -151151;1359168418;Bugpowder_;yes -151150;1359168428;mircea_popescu;heh o i c. -151149;1359168428;Bugpowder_;and f.giga exit -151148;1359168442;mircea_popescu;well props for sticking to it. -151147;1359168457;mircea_popescu;is the rougher line left an indication of less trading activity ? -151146;1359168466;Bugpowder_;no, depression -151145;1359168471;mircea_popescu;lol -151144;1359168474;mircea_popescu;you mean, psychological ? -151143;1359168490;Bugpowder_;why update unless its up??? -151142;1359168497;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -151141;1359168503;mircea_popescu;trader needs nerves of steel you know -151140;1359168552;mircea_popescu;kinda love the dollar divergence tbh. -151139;1359168561;Bugpowder_;a lot easier making money without HFT and hegies trying to rape you -151138;1359168585;Bugpowder_;if EskimoBob is my trading competition, I'm feeling good -151137;1359168591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00067994 = 4.2836 BTC [-] -151136;1359168594;mircea_popescu;i don't think he trades. -151135;1359168737;Bugpowder_;ok substitue with Joe Bitcoin -151134;1359168774;kakobrekla;hey my name is Joe Bitcoin! -151133;1359168792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9522 @ 0.00069125 = 6.5821 BTC [+] -151132;1359168794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00069228 = 1.6961 BTC [+] -151131;1359168795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8793 @ 0.0006925 = 6.0892 BTC [+] -151130;1359168938;mircea_popescu;i am actually already preparing for that sweet moment when joe wallstreet discovers btc for reals -151129;1359168952;mircea_popescu;and then discovers that a) mpex already owns it and b) it doesn't really allow hft -151128;1359168968;mircea_popescu;the qty of butthurt shall put two year's worth of btctalk.org to shame -151127;1359168989;jurov;lol -151126;1359169004;mircea_popescu;onoes! but how can this be! but why! o noes! unfair! -151125;1359169049;mircea_popescu;i'll bet you dollars to rials that 99.x% of all the currently active smartasses can't actually trade with their own head. -151124;1359169068;mircea_popescu;sure, as long as they're using the computer and _EVERYONE ELSE ALSO IS_ it "works". -151123;1359169078;mircea_popescu;but god it will be a riot when it's back to pen and paper. -151122;1359169103;mircea_popescu;and there's no washington to go whine to -151121;1359169105;mircea_popescu;ahhh -151120;1359169168;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 11 @ 0.0067 = 0.0737 BTC [+] -151119;1359169248;jurov;twas very nice start for MPBPT :) -151118;1359169303;mircea_popescu;cool :D -151117;1359169539;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -151116;1359170582;jurov;lol actually mpex *can* be traded with computer. they just have to rethink the strategies -151115;1359170635;mircea_popescu;maybe. -151114;1359170645;mircea_popescu;it will be a truely pitched battle. technical, prolly legal too. -151113;1359170661;mircea_popescu;we see who emerges and in what shape. -151112;1359170871;jurov;perhaps you'll have to move to some jurisdiction without that fiduciary responsibility hassle -151111;1359170911;jurov;build some space station, maybe? -151110;1359170933;mircea_popescu;i'll be fine right here. -151109;1359170951;mircea_popescu;hm is ass bot dead ? -151108;1359170972;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -151107;1359170974;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00061382 / 0.00065565 / 0.0007 (1481411 shares, 971.29 BTC), 7D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065129 / 0.0007 (23480449 shares, 15,292.65 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065074 / 0.0007 (52359799 shares, 34,073.00 BTC) -151106;1359170983;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ^ it's not reporting trades tho -151105;1359171082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00661654 = 5.9549 BTC [+] -151104;1359171094;jurov;!cookie -151103;1359171136;jurov;!amuse me -151102;1359171149;mircea_popescu;!sex on the bitch -151101;1359171173;jurov;!ticker cookie -151100;1359171173;assbot;Have you got any tobacco? -151099;1359171215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5 @ 0.0007 = 0.0035 BTC [+] -151098;1359171342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23400 @ 0.0007 = 16.38 BTC [+] -151097;1359171589;Bugpowder_;yup -151096;1359171594;Bugpowder_;I knew it -151095;1359171610;Bugpowder_;that's why I exercised early and bot 500k of S.MPOE -151094;1359171810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00069235 = 9.6929 BTC [-] -151093;1359172026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4750 @ 0.00068719 = 3.2642 BTC [-] -151092;1359172028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12502 @ 0.0007 = 8.7514 BTC [+] -151091;1359172101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.0007 = 12.11 BTC [+] -151090;1359172199;thestringpuller;\\ -151089;1359172202;thestringpuller;oops -151088;1359172254;thestringpuller;ls -151087;1359172635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.0007 = 3.36 BTC [+] -151086;1359172677;Bugpowder_;The next great 10% trade for me is coming soon -151085;1359172686;Bugpowder_;9 million shares left -151084;1359172703;mircea_popescu;well ok. im done for the day -151083;1359172705;mircea_popescu;see you all tomorro -151082;1359197689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00068952 = 4.7922 BTC [+] -151081;1359197691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8468 @ 0.00069197 = 5.8596 BTC [+] -151080;1359197692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 71 @ 0.00069409 = 0.0493 BTC [+] -151079;1359197693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3561 @ 0.00069732 = 2.4832 BTC [+] -151078;1359198461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2150 @ 0.00643878 = 13.8434 BTC [-] -151077;1359198750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00069642 = 3.6562 BTC [-] -151076;1359198818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18560 @ 0.00069642 = 12.9256 BTC [-] -151075;1359198924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00654062 = 3.9244 BTC [+] -151074;1359198926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1580 @ 0.00657713 = 10.3919 BTC [+] -151073;1359199201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19200 @ 0.00068898 = 13.2284 BTC [-] -151072;1359199204;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.59 = 1.18 BTC [+] -151071;1359199262;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 40 @ 0.6099999 = 24.4 BTC [+] -151070;1359199623;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.62 = 1.86 BTC [+] -151069;1359199742;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.625 = 6.25 BTC [+] -151068;1359199793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 670 @ 0.00664351 = 4.4512 BTC [+] -151067;1359199803;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.635 = 6.35 BTC [+] -151066;1359200282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.64 = 12.8 BTC [+] -151065;1359200523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00069636 = 5.9539 BTC [+] -151064;1359200525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00069631 = 5.0831 BTC [-] -151063;1359200741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.000697 = 6.97 BTC [+] -151062;1359200743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 673 @ 0.00069732 = 0.4693 BTC [+] -151061;1359200762;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [+] -151060;1359200806;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -151059;1359200806;mircea_popescu;S.MPOE paid a total dividend of 2`531.16646003 BTC to 500`000`000 outstanding shares. #dividend #bitcoin #btc #stocks -151058;1359200814;mircea_popescu;assbot doesn't report it for some reason -151057;1359200928;FabianB;first div announcement with its new api? -151056;1359200958;mircea_popescu;yeh -151055;1359200977;mircea_popescu;interests payments going out within the hour. -151054;1359201272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2333 @ 0.00659999 = 15.3978 BTC [-] -151053;1359201395;jurov;oh lol so i actually paid first :DDDD -151052;1359201549;FabianB;heh, margin for me again -151051;1359201577;jurov;you're on bitfunder? -151050;1359201586;FabianB;yes -151049;1359201600;jurov;congrats :D -151048;1359201601;FabianB;had 200 O -151047;1359201649;jurov;plan to reinvest? -151046;1359201679;FabianB;jurov: btw. y do i still have 200? -151045;1359201706;jurov;i can issue 100k shares, no prob -151044;1359201725;jurov;oh you mean -O. no that was liquidated -151043;1359201739;jurov;to reinvest, buy MPBPT-E -151042;1359201768;jurov;or, there will me fresh March offering of -O later -151041;1359201771;FabianB;i know, just wondering why O is still in my assets in bitfunder -151040;1359201812;jurov;ah so. Ukto said he said he disabled it completely, but he did not reset it yet -151039;1359201836;FabianB;will think about reinvesting, dunno where yet though -151038;1359202016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 980 @ 0.00659999 = 6.468 BTC [-] -151037;1359202128;jurov;mpex dividend distributed to coinbr users, too -151036;1359202851;Schadenfreude;Yup, nice 7.5 eurocents dividend, hrhrhr -151035;1359203011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1453 @ 0.00659999 = 9.5898 BTC [-] -151034;1359203546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00069631 = 4.1779 BTC [-] -151033;1359203609;mircea_popescu;okay, divs paid, bondholders paid, we're all clear. -151032;1359203623;jurov;deposits, maybe? -151031;1359203638;jurov;oh i got it already -151030;1359203823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3649 @ 0.00068898 = 2.5141 BTC [-] -151029;1359203825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3469 @ 0.0006885 = 2.3884 BTC [-] -151028;1359203826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00068796 = 1.7543 BTC [-] -151027;1359203826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3232 @ 0.00068433 = 2.2118 BTC [-] -151026;1359204321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00069574 = 0.0696 BTC [+] -151025;1359204322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00069644 = 5.2233 BTC [+] -151024;1359204496;mircea_popescu;hm ? -151023;1359204763;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138866.msg1480248#msg1480248 loller -151022;1359204921;mircea_popescu;jurov "Noticed a few trades of CoinBr.MPBPT-O at 0.12" heh. -151021;1359205376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00068634 = 6.6575 BTC [-] -151020;1359205863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.00068634 = 2.0247 BTC [-] -151019;1359206087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.00068634 = 1.407 BTC [-] -151018;1359206089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5543 @ 0.00068433 = 3.7932 BTC [-] -151017;1359206090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7657 @ 0.00068403 = 5.2376 BTC [-] -151016;1359207272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4890 @ 0.0065857 = 32.2041 BTC [-] -151015;1359207492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12150 @ 0.00069003 = 8.3839 BTC [+] -151014;1359207581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21950 @ 0.00068943 = 15.133 BTC [-] -151013;1359207680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00659999 = 8.58 BTC [+] -151012;1359207799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12850 @ 0.00069003 = 8.8669 BTC [+] -151011;1359207801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00069004 = 6.7624 BTC [+] -151010;1359207994;PsychoticBoy;I already am a zillionaire -151009;1359207999;PsychoticBoy;gna gna -151008;1359208036;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1000 @ 0.01 = 10 BTC [+] -151007;1359208172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7475 @ 0.00069004 = 5.158 BTC [+] -151006;1359208237;leotreasure;satoshi dice down? -151005;1359208407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00069004 = 14.3528 BTC [+] -151004;1359208686;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC [+] -151003;1359208827;Schadenfreude;seems down to me too -151002;1359208921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 748 @ 0.0065857 = 4.9261 BTC [-] -151001;1359208923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 252 @ 0.0064388 = 1.6226 BTC [-] -151000;1359208998;mircea_popescu;;; ANSWER SECTION: -150999;1359208998;mircea_popescu;satoshidice.com. 293 IN A 54.247.163.243 -150998;1359208998;gribble;Error: "ANSWER" is not a valid command. -150997;1359209000;mircea_popescu;is that their ip ? -150996;1359209089;Schadenfreude;works now -150995;1359209096;mircea_popescu;wait is the forum down ? -150994;1359209114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19650 @ 0.00069004 = 13.5593 BTC [+] -150993;1359209163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00068943 = 3.8608 BTC [-] -150992;1359209298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.00068943 = 8.8247 BTC [-] -150991;1359209299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15827 @ 0.00068798 = 10.8887 BTC [-] -150990;1359209342;Schadenfreude;which forum? -150989;1359209402;mircea_popescu;btctalk -150988;1359209405;mircea_popescu;but back nao -150987;1359209478;leotreasure;sd still down for me :( -150986;1359209502;leotreasure;are they being ddosed? -150985;1359209506;mircea_popescu;possibly. -150984;1359209514;mircea_popescu;anyone know an addy of theirs? -150983;1359209515;leotreasure;that sucks -150982;1359209520;mircea_popescu;ima send a little see if it answers. -150981;1359209536;leotreasure;1diceDCd27Cc22HV3qPNZKwGnZ8QwhLTc -150980;1359209538;leotreasure;1% -150979;1359209542;leotreasure;91% -150978;1359209579;mircea_popescu;i won lol -150977;1359209582;mircea_popescu;1st time i won on sdice -150976;1359209609;mircea_popescu;out .0105, in .0102 -150975;1359209614;leotreasure;:) lots of betting action still on the blockchain -150974;1359209614;mircea_popescu;so overall -.003 -.- -150973;1359210214;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1033 @ 0.01 = 10.33 BTC [+] -150972;1359211025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8573 @ 0.00068798 = 5.8981 BTC [-] -150971;1359211027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 193 @ 0.00068403 = 0.132 BTC [-] -150970;1359211027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21234 @ 0.00068373 = 14.5183 BTC [-] -150969;1359211211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3766 @ 0.00068373 = 2.5749 BTC [-] -150968;1359211213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1984 @ 0.00068084 = 1.3508 BTC [-] -150967;1359211439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3610 @ 0.00659999 = 23.826 BTC [+] -150966;1359211441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1470 @ 0.00661549 = 9.7248 BTC [+] -150965;1359211442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0066442 = 33.221 BTC [+] -150964;1359211444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1074 @ 0.00664421 = 7.1359 BTC [+] -150963;1359211445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00671202 = 3.356 BTC [+] -150962;1359211446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1370 @ 0.00673092 = 9.2214 BTC [+] -150961;1359211447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00675475 = 4.7283 BTC [+] -150960;1359211449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2709 @ 0.00675754 = 18.3062 BTC [+] -150959;1359211450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0067687 = 2.0306 BTC [+] -150958;1359211451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00682498 = 8.19 BTC [+] -150957;1359211452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00698 = 6.98 BTC [+] -150956;1359211453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2411 @ 0.00699711 = 16.87 BTC [+] -150955;1359211455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10900 @ 0.0069999 = 76.2989 BTC [+] -150954;1359211456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0070999 = 70.999 BTC [+] -150953;1359211456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0072999 = 72.999 BTC [+] -150952;1359211457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0073899 = 73.899 BTC [+] -150951;1359211458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.00739 = 369.5 BTC [+] -150950;1359211459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00739 = 22.17 BTC [+] -150949;1359211460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00749 = 74.9 BTC [+] -150948;1359211461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1324 @ 0.0075 = 9.93 BTC [+] -150947;1359211464;kakobrekla;u go girl -150946;1359211494;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -150945;1359211498;mircea_popescu;whpa -150944;1359211501;mircea_popescu;whoa 75 ? -150943;1359211510;kakobrekla;looks like i got sold -150942;1359211537;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -150941;1359211539;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00623493 / 0.00701656 / 0.0075 (175719 shares, 1,232.94 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00489105 / 0.0075 (1102184 shares, 5,390.84 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00422307 / 0.0075 (10417761 shares, 43,994.98 BTC) -150940;1359211548;mircea_popescu;lol inb4 bugpowder explodes -150939;1359211581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00702613 = 8.4314 BTC [-] -150938;1359211598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00068929 = 10.3394 BTC [+] -150937;1359211600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7675 @ 0.00069004 = 5.2961 BTC [+] -150936;1359211601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 458 @ 0.00069573 = 0.3186 BTC [+] -150935;1359211689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6058 @ 0.00702613 = 42.5643 BTC [-] -150934;1359212024;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.0067 = 1.675 BTC [+] -150933;1359212382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00068084 = 0.8851 BTC [-] -150932;1359212635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00068084 = 6.7403 BTC [-] -150931;1359212735;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0068 = 3.4 BTC [+] -150930;1359212879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00068437 = 6.0909 BTC [+] -150929;1359213032;Bugpowder;sup with satoshi dice? -150928;1359213056;Bugpowder;site seems down / slow -150927;1359213179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6382 @ 0.00068084 = 4.3451 BTC [-] -150926;1359213180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16319 @ 0.00068057 = 11.1062 BTC [-] -150925;1359213272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1719 @ 0.00705615 = 12.1295 BTC [+] -150924;1359213339;mircea_popescu;was unreachable earlier too -150923;1359213341;mircea_popescu;maybe some ddos -150922;1359213416;Bugpowder;yah -150921;1359213429;Bugpowder;was considering a panic sell -150920;1359213437;Bugpowder;then someone bought all my shares -150919;1359213448;Bugpowder;well -150918;1359213456;Bugpowder;I guess I should be happy -150917;1359213456;mircea_popescu;lol -150916;1359213468;Bugpowder;Time to get some shares back -150915;1359213471;Bugpowder;mebby -150914;1359213478;mircea_popescu;put a bid in at 18 -150913;1359213602;Bugpowder;oh ive got one down there for sure -150912;1359214231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00068166 = 10.6339 BTC [+] -150911;1359214232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 131 @ 0.00068057 = 0.0892 BTC [-] -150910;1359214233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3362 @ 0.00068013 = 2.2866 BTC [-] -150909;1359214438;mircea_popescu;http://antimisandry.com/general-blog-chat/proof-men-worthless-scumbags-5178.html -150908;1359214442;mircea_popescu;sorta lulzy -150907;1359214506;Bugpowder;This is great -150906;1359214510;Bugpowder;last night I got bored -150905;1359214518;Bugpowder;and whipped up a bot in matlab -150904;1359214523;Bugpowder;just manual now -150903;1359214534;Bugpowder;but at least I can cancel all orders in a single keystroke -150902;1359214544;Bugpowder;and do market analysis and place a bunch as well -150901;1359214550;mircea_popescu;wait you have a matlab mpex bot ?! -150900;1359214557;Bugpowder;yeah -150899;1359214561;mircea_popescu;0.0 -150898;1359214562;Bugpowder;took about 3 hours -150897;1359214563;mircea_popescu;os it ? -150896;1359214564;Bugpowder;0.1 -150895;1359214581;Bugpowder;I need to integrated it with the finance package -150894;1359214602;Bugpowder;but its a start -150893;1359214626;Bugpowder;It's like taking way to long to track all my positions by hand -150892;1359214664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2133 @ 0.00068437 = 1.4598 BTC [+] -150891;1359214665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15467 @ 0.00068472 = 10.5906 BTC [+] -150890;1359214690;mircea_popescu;you should totally put it on github -150889;1359214693;mircea_popescu;i'd like to link to that. -150888;1359214716;Bugpowder;no fucking way -150887;1359214720;mircea_popescu;aww! -150886;1359214729;mircea_popescu;but information wants to be free! -150885;1359214789;Bugpowder;TELL THAT TO Sergey Aleynikov -150884;1359214820;Bugpowder;honestly though -150883;1359214826;mircea_popescu;did he serve in the end ? -150882;1359214831;mircea_popescu;i haven't been following -150881;1359214835;Bugpowder;bitcoin is full of 'programmers' -150880;1359214842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00068013 = 6.9373 BTC [-] -150879;1359214843;mircea_popescu;yeah. -150878;1359214850;Bugpowder;if they cant write a trading script on their own... -150877;1359214862;Bugpowder;maybe they are bad at the only thing they are good at -150876;1359214871;mircea_popescu;well let's see... there's fewer spots more prestigious than the mpex faq, they're not in there for having written a mathlab script -150875;1359214881;mircea_popescu;so i guess either too stupid to code or too stupid to know what to pick to code. -150874;1359214899;Bugpowder;What's the total user base of MPEX now? -150873;1359214908;mircea_popescu;some hundreds -150872;1359214912;kakobrekla;666 -150871;1359214918;mircea_popescu;lol something like that -150870;1359214926;Bugpowder;If the bot is good enough -150869;1359214931;Bugpowder;it might make sense to sell it -150868;1359214945;Bugpowder;or if the market competition heats up -150867;1359214947;mircea_popescu;no cause information wants to be free and 30 btc is too much -150866;1359214955;Bugpowder;ha -150865;1359214962;mircea_popescu;and also trilema should be free. -150864;1359214968;Bugpowder;I was gonna pay smickles 30 btc to code the bot -150863;1359214976;Bugpowder;but then I wrote most of it last night -150862;1359214982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.001139 = 5.695 BTC [+] -150861;1359214986;Bugpowder;and just paid him for time spent -150860;1359214988;mircea_popescu;"i was gonna pay someone 500 dollah to write a script -150859;1359214994;mircea_popescu;but then i started speccing it and now it's done" -150858;1359215000;Bugpowder;yea -150857;1359215008;Bugpowder;I didn't realize how easy it would be -150856;1359215018;mircea_popescu;you brain surgeon you. -150855;1359215029;Bugpowder;JSON is my new friend -150854;1359215036;kakobrekla;still do lobotomy? -150853;1359215046;mircea_popescu;json is evil in the sense lube is evil. -150852;1359215047;Bugpowder;and regexp is my wary acquaintance. -150851;1359215173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00749898 = 7.499 BTC [+] -150850;1359215175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.007499 = 7.499 BTC [+] -150849;1359215175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3300 @ 0.0075 = 24.75 BTC [+] -150848;1359215270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00721288 = 7.2129 BTC [-] -150847;1359215359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2409 @ 0.00749999 = 18.0675 BTC [+] -150846;1359215487;Bugpowder;oh man does the ponzi continue -150845;1359215507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 468 @ 0.00068472 = 0.3204 BTC [+] -150844;1359215509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00069043 = 8.9756 BTC [+] -150843;1359215510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3765 @ 0.00069573 = 2.6194 BTC [+] -150842;1359215530;mircea_popescu;haha did you make an update ? -150841;1359215650;Bugpowder;up 132% this month -150840;1359215658;Bugpowder;up exactly 200% since Dec 1 -150839;1359215691;Bugpowder;so funny how real businesses create value much faster than a ponzi -150838;1359215721;Bugpowder;That is in dollar terms -150837;1359215774;Bugpowder;only +77% in BTC terms this month -150836;1359215827;kakobrekla;yeah deflation makes it impossible to go broke -150835;1359215874;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i been sayin that for a while. -150834;1359215885;mircea_popescu;hard to swallow for many. -150833;1359215899;kakobrekla;many dont swallow. -150832;1359215902;mircea_popescu;hahaha -150831;1359215904;mircea_popescu;i guess so. -150830;1359215912;mircea_popescu;you know i've not met a girl that didn't in what, 20 years by now. -150829;1359215957;kakobrekla;unfortunatley bitcoin community is testosterone powered -150828;1359215984;mircea_popescu;tha'ts a point -150827;1359216003;Bugpowder;it does not appeal to women in general -150826;1359216004;Bugpowder;for some reason -150825;1359216030;kakobrekla;until the partner makes 1000% roi -150824;1359216036;kakobrekla;then is all good! -150823;1359216057;Bugpowder;heheh -150822;1359216106;mircea_popescu;lol -150821;1359216111;mircea_popescu;experientia docent ? -150820;1359216278;mircea_popescu;http://imgur.com/r/funny/Ziz6qIJ -150819;1359216467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00726698 = 7.267 BTC [-] -150818;1359216469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00749998 = 7.5 BTC [+] -150817;1359216470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 738 @ 0.00749999 = 5.535 BTC [+] -150816;1359216520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.0006873 = 4.8111 BTC [-] -150815;1359216521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00068731 = 1.9245 BTC [+] -150814;1359216523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00069573 = 1.5654 BTC [+] -150813;1359216533;pigeons;this dice price is a little high i think -150812;1359216536;pigeons;mpoe too -150811;1359216544;Bugpowder;you didn't see last night -150810;1359216549;Bugpowder;up another 6k -150809;1359216559;pigeons;ah -150808;1359216560;Bugpowder;over 600k in bets -150807;1359216565;Bugpowder;around 20k in profits -150806;1359216565;kakobrekla;at this rate, bbet will be a good deal soon! lulz -150805;1359216597;Bugpowder;I think S.DICE price will float around 2% dividend EV -150804;1359216619;Bugpowder;its a number people can understand -150803;1359216640;pigeons;what's it at now? -150802;1359216651;Bugpowder;lets see -150801;1359216660;Bugpowder;it think profit is acutally around 17k -150800;1359216672;Bugpowder;hmm -150799;1359216704;Bugpowder;;;calc 600000*.019/100000000/.0075 -150798;1359216704;gribble;0.0152 -150797;1359216712;Bugpowder;1.52% EV -150796;1359216720;Bugpowder;;;calc 17000/100000000/.0075 -150795;1359216720;gribble;0.0226666666667 -150794;1359216729;Bugpowder;2.26% current -150793;1359216751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21700 @ 0.00068013 = 14.7588 BTC [-] -150792;1359216813;Bugpowder;all my shares got bot this morining tho -150791;1359216823;Bugpowder;im locked out! -150790;1359216995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14750 @ 0.00068013 = 10.0319 BTC [-] -150789;1359217070;pigeons;so its priced reasonably -150788;1359217100;Bugpowder;based on historical price / dividend yield -150787;1359217102;Bugpowder;yes -150786;1359217121;Bugpowder;S.MPOE seems a bit expensive -150785;1359217125;pigeons;i just hate to pay so much for something that cost me half that a few days ago -150784;1359217131;Bugpowder;BUT, much less regulatory risk there -150783;1359217133;Bugpowder;well -150782;1359217148;Bugpowder;S.DICE cost .0009 a few days ago for a lucky someone -150781;1359217170;pigeons;yeah :) -150780;1359217186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00069573 = 4.8701 BTC [+] -150779;1359217236;Bugpowder;Hey I wish I had my shares back too -150778;1359217258;Bugpowder;but I'm not upset about getting out at .007-.0075 -150777;1359217360;mircea_popescu;as i always say, options mm-ing is the only business in the world where if you don't have customers you're depressed and if you do have them you're worried. -150776;1359217364;mircea_popescu;seems shares work similarly. -150775;1359217405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15988 @ 0.00068013 = 10.8739 BTC [-] -150774;1359217407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26100 @ 0.00068012 = 17.7511 BTC [-] -150773;1359217407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18872 @ 0.00068001 = 12.8331 BTC [-] -150772;1359217408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00067851 = 12.0775 BTC [-] -150771;1359217410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16600 @ 0.00067717 = 11.241 BTC [-] -150770;1359217411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4640 @ 0.0006766 = 3.1394 BTC [-] -150769;1359217464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00749998 = 3.75 BTC [-] -150768;1359217466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6853 @ 0.00749999 = 51.3974 BTC [+] -150767;1359217467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1647 @ 0.0075 = 12.3525 BTC [+] -150766;1359217523;Bugpowder;satoshi dice is down again -150765;1359217528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11531 @ 0.0006766 = 7.8019 BTC [-] -150764;1359217530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32050 @ 0.00067567 = 21.6552 BTC [-] -150763;1359217530;Bugpowder;hopefully this will cause a panic sell -150762;1359217531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6419 @ 0.00067517 = 4.3339 BTC [-] -150761;1359217536;Bugpowder;into my bid at .0016 -150760;1359217548;StarenseN;yup -150759;1359217554;StarenseN;any details about the shutdown? -150758;1359217556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4500 @ 0.0075 = 33.75 BTC [+] -150757;1359217576;StarenseN;i'm surprised that the betting script is down aswell -150756;1359217578;Bugpowder;nope -150755;1359217602;Bugpowder;it would hilarous if I got out the morning it shut down, at the all time high -150754;1359217607;StarenseN;because the adresses and algorithm linked doesn't need a front-end website -150753;1359217676;pigeons;oh so its down, down, not just the web site -150752;1359217677;StarenseN;it'd be intelligent to separate and 2 differents servers the script and the website -150751;1359217682;pigeons;do they have a freenode channel? -150750;1359217693;StarenseN;on* -150749;1359217707;StarenseN;http://blockchain.info/ -150748;1359217753;StarenseN;I think that it refund -150747;1359217757;StarenseN;all the bets -150746;1359217773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00721288 = 7.2129 BTC [-] -150745;1359217832;StarenseN;Bugpowder do you hold some assets or only speculating S.DICE shares ? -150744;1359217968;mircea_popescu; i'm surprised that the betting script is down aswell -150743;1359217973;mircea_popescu;i was betting earlier just fine ? -150742;1359218042;mircea_popescu;i just won again -150741;1359218048;mircea_popescu;betting works fine -150740;1359218050;StarenseN;alright good news -150739;1359218059;Bugpowder;StarenseN I just hang out here all day and have no assets -150738;1359218076;StarenseN;-_- -150737;1359218080;mircea_popescu;lol glbse! -150736;1359218167;StarenseN;mircea_popescu are you sure, when i look to blockchain, adresses refund immediately -150735;1359218183;mircea_popescu;c9e35452e695c96648a1834844e64d88720724a55aab66b257fccbbfc826e7a6 my bet -150734;1359218192;mircea_popescu;e39cb60a469a05ffa14c84cb48949332592548d7ad9c7cdbabb102f85a4b09b7 -150733;1359218192;mircea_popescu;my winningsd -150732;1359218195;mircea_popescu;am i doing something wrong ? -150731;1359218305;StarenseN;Total Input 149.36336849 BTC -150730;1359218305;StarenseN;Total Output 149.36236849 BTC -150729;1359218312;StarenseN;no winnings or ? -150728;1359218316;mircea_popescu;what's that ? -150727;1359218326;StarenseN;your bet : e39cb60a469a05ffa14c84cb48949332592548d7ad9c7cdbabb102f85a4b09b7 on blockchain -150726;1359218329;mircea_popescu;i sent .1 (+0005 fee -150725;1359218344;mircea_popescu;and i received .10660522 -150724;1359218397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.0006883 = 4.6804 BTC [+] -150723;1359218398;StarenseN;ok i get it -150722;1359218416;mircea_popescu;i think it's right ? -150721;1359218428;mircea_popescu;someone gave the addy earlier, should be kinda high odds to win -150720;1359218493;StarenseN;how high do you think it will rise :) -150719;1359218494;StarenseN;http://www.bitcoingem.com/ -150718;1359218551;mircea_popescu;it won't without celebrity endorsment. -150717;1359218551;StarenseN;Kbtcs ? :) -150716;1359218556;mircea_popescu;people just don't know how to do anything -150715;1359218565;mircea_popescu;they really believe their coding is all there is. -150714;1359218574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00749999 = 3.75 BTC [+] -150713;1359218576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.0075 = 10.125 BTC [+] -150712;1359218824;Bugpowder;the bitcoin gem -150711;1359218830;Bugpowder;funny idea -150710;1359218839;Bugpowder;300BTC -150709;1359218841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00067517 = 12.2206 BTC [-] -150708;1359218867;StarenseN;3000BTC* -150707;1359218870;StarenseN;:D -150706;1359218893;mircea_popescu;<1 btc -150705;1359218930;Bugpowder;wow they take a 50% cut -150704;1359218964;Bugpowder;maybe I should code up the fabulous tulip site -150703;1359218969;Bugpowder;its a clever little tulip -150702;1359218973;StarenseN;haha Bugpowder -150701;1359218979;mircea_popescu;totally. -150700;1359219008;mircea_popescu;let's get back to 2011 -150699;1359219013;mircea_popescu;and be retarded all over again -150698;1359219020;mircea_popescu;"because it works" and "think of the children" -150697;1359219072;StarenseN;nice hat mircea_popescu -150696;1359219080;mircea_popescu;which ? -150695;1359219082;StarenseN;the funniest part is the one with the beacon -150694;1359219090;StarenseN;the youtube vid -150693;1359219101;mircea_popescu;o hey, i had a hat ?! -150692;1359219106;mircea_popescu;link me lol -150691;1359219119;StarenseN;[15:49] LOL, wtf is this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuvMSjL6UcU ? -150690;1359219144;mircea_popescu;a hehe. yeah. -150689;1359219169;StarenseN;people had troubles for less than that -150688;1359219171;mircea_popescu;it is a nice hat. best of san jose. -150687;1359219177;mircea_popescu;StarenseN im a tough mofo. -150686;1359219239;mircea_popescu;anyway, this is back before "the muslims" were "rioting" because "some film". -150685;1359219255;mircea_popescu;apparently it wasn't exactly the film, now was it, seeing how if anyone ever gave a shit there'd be much better films to be had. -150684;1359219294;kakobrekla;only thing that boggles me is why would you make a open fire inside the house -150683;1359219304;mircea_popescu;for allah. -150682;1359219308;kakobrekla;im sure it stank for a while -150681;1359219310;mircea_popescu;and that other guy -150680;1359219322;mircea_popescu;nah, i just opened the balcony door for an hour -150679;1359219489;StarenseN;It's sad that people care about religions -150678;1359219520;mircea_popescu;people don't give a shit about religions any more than they give a shit about all the rest of the meaningless drivel they use to complain about. -150677;1359219530;mircea_popescu;you think neighbours calling the police actualyl care about the music ? -150676;1359219539;mircea_popescu;they don't. they just feel lonely and ignored. -150675;1359219579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12050 @ 0.0006883 = 8.294 BTC [+] -150674;1359219581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 130 @ 0.00068883 = 0.0895 BTC [+] -150673;1359219632;StarenseN;You don't know him -150672;1359219644;mircea_popescu;who don't i know ? -150671;1359219652;StarenseN;it's easy to bury old footages -150670;1359219668;StarenseN;but it's true that the video is wired and sad -150669;1359219735;StarenseN;:D -150668;1359219743;StarenseN;bitcointalk is sometime enough -150667;1359219812;StarenseN;but as i can read, he's keen to do his actual business -150666;1359219827;StarenseN;and i'm satisfied -150665;1359219857;StarenseN;but all the ego stuff sometimes are borderline -150664;1359219890;StarenseN;to stay polite -150663;1359220077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00068614 = 8.3709 BTC [-] -150662;1359220185;pigeons;nice to see you repaying usagi -150661;1359220190;pigeons;good luck -150660;1359220240;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139017.0 btw -150659;1359220382;Bugpowder;BugBot 0.2 activated -150658;1359220386;mircea_popescu;bugbot ? -150657;1359220397;mircea_popescu;jesus what's with the bot names. ass bot, bug bot, do you people hate your bots ? -150656;1359220421;Bugpowder;I will come up with a betterone -150655;1359220427;mircea_popescu;betteronebot -150654;1359220430;mircea_popescu;sounds legit -150653;1359220431;Bugpowder;SexyBot -150652;1359220454;mircea_popescu;Boticelli -150651;1359220458;pigeons;EskimoBob: https://github.com/jwiegley/ledger -150650;1359220574;StarenseN;What's the meaning of MPOE-PR ? -150649;1359220599;pigeons;yuck ;) -150648;1359220606;mircea_popescu;old options trading page was called Mircea Popescu Options Emporium -150647;1359220738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6670 @ 0.00068883 = 4.5945 BTC [+] -150646;1359220740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46530 @ 0.00068927 = 32.0717 BTC [+] -150645;1359220872;pigeons;smickles: what will you charge to cook i mean do EskimoBob's books? -150644;1359220918;pigeons;:) -150643;1359220921;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.645 = 5.16 BTC [-] -150642;1359220934;pigeons;you did kill the litecoin price eventually -150641;1359220966;pigeons;cashing out to buy the kiln -150640;1359220980;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.6699999 = 4.69 BTC [+] -150639;1359221787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.0006878 = 2.9575 BTC [-] -150638;1359221788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00068725 = 9.759 BTC [-] -150637;1359221857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10470 @ 0.00068927 = 7.2167 BTC [+] -150636;1359221858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15330 @ 0.00068943 = 10.569 BTC [+] -150635;1359222125;smickles;pigeons: the cost of a bag of coal and one of those stick lighters, plus 2 btc/hr while they burn -150634;1359222623;smickles;ya know, I could probably go double uber and do bo -150633;1359222637;smickles;er, * bookkeeping 'by hand' in sed -150632;1359222707;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -150631;1359222708;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006175 / 0.00067994 / 0.0007 (2582876 shares, 1,756.21 BTC), 7D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065297 / 0.0007 (23780105 shares, 15,527.87 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065195 / 0.0007 (53329141 shares, 34,768.04 BTC) -150630;1359222709;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -150629;1359222710;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00623493 / 0.00708425 / 0.0075 (209513 shares, 1,484.24 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00497091 / 0.0075 (1136369 shares, 5,648.80 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00423412 / 0.0075 (10454535 shares, 44,265.77 BTC) -150628;1359222727;mircea_popescu;heh it takes the lead in 1d average too. -150627;1359222839;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.6699999 = 2.01 BTC [+] -150626;1359222841;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.67 = 4.69 BTC [+] -150625;1359222900;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.67 = 1.34 BTC [+] -150624;1359223804;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.67 BTC [+] -150623;1359223806;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.68 = 3.4 BTC [+] -150622;1359223807;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.7 = 2.8 BTC [+] -150621;1359223860;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [+] -150620;1359223862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -150619;1359223879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00068943 = 2.7922 BTC [+] -150618;1359223894;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -150617;1359223897;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.55000001 / 0.60657376 / 0.70000000 (305 shares, 185.00499530 BTC), 7D: 0.44000000 / 0.56411554 / 0.70000000 (1170 shares, 660.01518496 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.48434718 / 0.70000000 (4998 shares, 2420.76718484 BTC) -150616;1359224263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 198 @ 0.00721288 = 1.4282 BTC [-] -150615;1359224329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00068725 = 0.8247 BTC [-] -150614;1359224331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00068614 = 2.8132 BTC [-] -150613;1359224332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14436 @ 0.00068166 = 9.8404 BTC [-] -150612;1359224334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1614 @ 0.00067517 = 1.0897 BTC [-] -150611;1359224640;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [+] -150610;1359224971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00067905 = 0.2037 BTC [+] -150609;1359225125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00067905 = 6.3831 BTC [+] -150608;1359225181;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.78 = 7.8 BTC [+] -150607;1359225240;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.79 = 11.85 BTC [+] -150606;1359225420;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.79 = 7.9 BTC [+] -150605;1359225422;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.79 = 3.16 BTC [+] -150604;1359225576;Bugpowder;I OWN THE MAGNIFICENT GEM -150603;1359225659;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.78 = 7.8 BTC [-] -150602;1359225669;StarenseN;Damn Bugpowder :( -150601;1359225692;StarenseN;I'll bring it back to daddy -150600;1359225757;mircea_popescu;"Ovulatory cycle effects on tip earnings by lap dancers: economic evidence for human estrus?" -150599;1359225761;mircea_popescu;this is research now. -150598;1359225770;mircea_popescu;interviewing hos on public money! -150597;1359225783;Bugpowder;I think the gem is going over 100 by monday -150596;1359225786;Bugpowder;:) -150595;1359225806;StarenseN;let's say friday -150594;1359225813;Bugpowder;nope -150593;1359225817;Bugpowder;monday -150592;1359225822;Bugpowder;how long has it been out? -150591;1359225827;StarenseN;couples of hours -150590;1359225839;Bugpowder;yeah -150589;1359225852;Bugpowder;people are going to hit it pretty fast for now -150588;1359225860;Bugpowder;assume twice an hour -150587;1359225868;mircea_popescu;A mixed-model analysis of 296 work shifts (representing about 5300 lap dances) showed an interaction between cycle phase and hormonal contraception use. Normally cycling participants earned about US$335 per 5-h shift during estrus, US$260 per shift during the luteal phase, and US$185 per shift during menstruation. By contrast, participants using contraceptive pills showed no estrous earnings peak. -150586;1359225871;Bugpowder;;;calc 1.1^(24*2) -150585;1359225871;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -150584;1359225893;Bugpowder;1.1^48 = 97 BTC -150583;1359225893;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it was out yesterday at the very least -150582;1359225906;Bugpowder;but the knowledge of it is growing -150581;1359225915;Bugpowder;100 BTC by tomorrow night -150580;1359225923;Bugpowder;dude -150579;1359225923;StarenseN;seems legit -150578;1359225929;Bugpowder;time for a bitbet? -150577;1359225955;Schadenfreude;meh, they tried to prove that men can detect on a subconcious level the cycle phase of women -150576;1359225969;Schadenfreude;it's better spent money than welfare -150575;1359226009;mircea_popescu;it is better spent than welfare -150574;1359226025;mircea_popescu;and in general men's ability to detect it is a good indiator of mens ability to get laid. -150573;1359226080;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.79 = 39.5 BTC [+] -150572;1359226133;Schadenfreude;pretty much every kind of research except for political bs like manipulating data to prove an agenda pays off in the long term, knowledge is useful -150571;1359226217;mircea_popescu;http://www.zdnet.com/anonymous-hacks-us-sentencing-commission-distributes-files-7000010369/ -150570;1359226240;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude it being useful is not in discussion tho. it being useful enough to justify the costs is. -150569;1359226259;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 31 @ 0.79 = 24.49 BTC [+] -150568;1359226320;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.8 = 8 BTC [+] -150567;1359226370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9094 @ 0.00067905 = 6.1753 BTC [+] -150566;1359226372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1606 @ 0.00068943 = 1.1072 BTC [+] -150565;1359226379;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0242 BTC [+] -150564;1359226402;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.0241 = 2.41 BTC [-] -150563;1359226404;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 86 @ 0.0241 = 2.0726 BTC [-] -150562;1359226415;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.024 = 2.4 BTC [-] -150561;1359226453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17985 @ 0.00068943 = 12.3994 BTC [+] -150560;1359226534;Schadenfreude;was it tax money or money actually earned by a university with tuition fees etc? -150559;1359226585;mircea_popescu;does it make a difference ? -150558;1359226606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20450 @ 0.00068943 = 14.0988 BTC [+] -150557;1359226607;mircea_popescu;there's no actual private university in the us. there's just different types of graft financing. -150556;1359226716;Schadenfreude;though really, aslong as upto 80% of people's income are being taxed away under various pretenses, where that money goes to isn't that important -150555;1359226731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3117 @ 0.00067517 = 2.1045 BTC [-] -150554;1359226733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19233 @ 0.00067389 = 12.9609 BTC [-] -150553;1359226766;Schadenfreude;it's like somebody complaining that a mugger gambles the money away he robbed instead of buying food for it -150552;1359226788;mircea_popescu;exactly what i said. -150551;1359226875;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is a phoney! -150550;1359227045;mircea_popescu;I'm calling it now and you can count on this : When everything Bitcoin related will go big, Mircea, MPEX and Satoshi Dice won't. Stop worrying , it is a non-issue. -150549;1359227048;mircea_popescu;hey, good news. -150548;1359227082;kakobrekla;yeah, didnt mention bb. -150547;1359227100;mircea_popescu;it's funny tho, "some greedy people and that's it" -150546;1359227133;mircea_popescu;this socialist delusion is possibly the most amusing thing i've ever seen -150545;1359227141;mircea_popescu;"we the people" -150544;1359227262;Schadenfreude;you mean the us constitution? -150543;1359227307;mircea_popescu;no, i mean that every single idiot no matter how irrelevant, marginal or outright stupid -150542;1359227318;mircea_popescu;wields with conviction the almighty weapon of universal agreement with himself. -150541;1359227336;mircea_popescu;"everyone i know things i'm right, for any values of everyone = 0, which is how many people i know" -150540;1359227509;Schadenfreude;normal idiots doing this are annoying, politicians voted in by those idiots using the same terminology to push for insane laws, now that's different -150539;1359227561;Schadenfreude;how obama surrounded himself with children announcing his insane ideas or gun control while his own kids are protected by armed guard 24/7 -150538;1359227566;mircea_popescu;they're not annoying, it's what they do. a cow chewing cud is not annoying. -150537;1359227575;mircea_popescu;what are annoying are the people who know better but prefer to "be polite" -150536;1359227709;Schadenfreude;what do you expect? '68 came, everybody's the same and has a right not to get their feelings hurt -150535;1359227734;mircea_popescu;hah. fuck that shit. -150534;1359227760;mircea_popescu;i hurt feelings as if they were fish roe at a japanese restaurant -150533;1359227899;Schadenfreude;btw, http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2267062/Lego-accused-racism-Turkish-community-say-toy-offensive-based-mosque.html -150532;1359228064;mircea_popescu;yeah i saw that yest or w/e -150531;1359228090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13664 @ 0.00068943 = 9.4204 BTC [+] -150530;1359228092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12286 @ 0.00069078 = 8.4869 BTC [+] -150529;1359228542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4441 @ 0.00067389 = 2.9927 BTC [-] -150528;1359228544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18594 @ 0.000673 = 12.5138 BTC [-] -150527;1359228826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3826 @ 0.0006864 = 2.6262 BTC [+] -150526;1359228828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3274 @ 0.00069078 = 2.2616 BTC [+] -150525;1359228980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.000673 = 2.4565 BTC [-] -150524;1359229117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6356 @ 0.000673 = 4.2776 BTC [-] -150523;1359229119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19750 @ 0.00067292 = 13.2902 BTC [-] -150522;1359229120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1194 @ 0.00067155 = 0.8018 BTC [-] -150521;1359229546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00068151 = 9.473 BTC [+] -150520;1359229663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00739837 = 7.0285 BTC [+] -150519;1359229665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1190 @ 0.0075 = 8.925 BTC [+] -150518;1359229734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00729868 = 0.3649 BTC [-] -150517;1359229915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6940 @ 0.00069078 = 4.794 BTC [+] -150516;1359229916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2260 @ 0.0006941 = 1.5687 BTC [+] -150515;1359230075;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [-] -150514;1359230460;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.79 = 2.37 BTC [-] -150513;1359230686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15003 @ 0.00068455 = 10.2703 BTC [-] -150512;1359230688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00068151 = 0.3408 BTC [-] -150511;1359231114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22534 @ 0.00067155 = 15.1327 BTC [-] -150510;1359231282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1300 @ 0.001139 = 1.4807 BTC [+] -150509;1359231322;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -150508;1359231324;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0010499 / 0.00113009 / 0.001139 (7000 shares, 7.91 BTC), 7D: 0.00100006 / 0.00104808 / 0.00129998 (29810 shares, 31.24 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00078548 / 0.0035 (2276672 shares, 1,788.29 BTC) -150507;1359231540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.0006761 = 4.6989 BTC [+] -150506;1359231656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41 @ 0.00067155 = 0.0275 BTC [-] -150505;1359231657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00067117 = 11.6784 BTC [-] -150504;1359231659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3259 @ 0.00067069 = 2.1858 BTC [-] -150503;1359231788;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/116/milos-zeman-will-be-the-next-czech-president/ -150502;1359231805;mircea_popescu;check out that guy, bet 5 cents on zeman came out like 600% -150501;1359232007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00067069 = 7.2435 BTC [-] -150500;1359232116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00067069 = 6.5057 BTC [-] -150499;1359232712;jurov;yes, i bet 0.1 :D -150498;1359232747;jurov;visited parents today, watched him being funny together -150497;1359232840;jurov;we'll certainly hear more from him... untill they keep him under drugs :D -150496;1359232846;jurov;*unless -150495;1359233662;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0589 BTC [+] -150494;1359233717;mircea_popescu;lol that bad eh ? -150493;1359233770;jurov;yea, watch out -150492;1359233779;JWU42;wow -150491;1359233783;JWU42;a YABMC trade -150490;1359233938;markedathome;[16:53:14] <@assbot> [BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0242 BTC [+] -150489;1359233938;markedathome;[16:53:37] <@assbot> [BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.0241 = 2.41 BTC [-] -150488;1359233938;markedathome;[16:53:39] <@assbot> [BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 86 @ 0.0241 = 2.0726 BTC [-] -150487;1359233938;markedathome;[16:53:51] <@assbot> [BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.024 = 2.4 BTC [-] -150486;1359233952;markedathome;appears to happen a lot :-) -150485;1359233971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 691 @ 0.00067069 = 0.4634 BTC [-] -150484;1359233973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6183 @ 0.0006705 = 4.1457 BTC [-] -150483;1359233994;JWU42;markedathome: that is the first one since then -150482;1359234014;markedathome;someone take mah money! -150481;1359234207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15950 @ 0.0006761 = 10.7838 BTC [+] -150480;1359234884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.0006705 = 12.002 BTC [-] -150479;1359235147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.0006705 = 12.2702 BTC [-] -150478;1359235654;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.3302 = 3.302 BTC [-] -150477;1359235659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2687 @ 0.0006705 = 1.8016 BTC [-] -150476;1359235662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22750 @ 0.00066999 = 15.2423 BTC [-] -150475;1359235664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00066963 = 11.9194 BTC [-] -150474;1359235666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16513 @ 0.00066956 = 11.0564 BTC [-] -150473;1359235672;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.34 = 1.7 BTC [-] -150472;1359235696;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.344 = 1.72 BTC [+] -150471;1359235831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18191 @ 0.00066956 = 12.18 BTC [-] -150470;1359235833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00066933 = 5.4216 BTC [-] -150469;1359235835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17413 @ 0.00066827 = 11.6366 BTC [-] -150468;1359235835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10412 @ 0.00066811 = 6.9564 BTC [-] -150467;1359235844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3484 @ 0.00066723 = 2.3246 BTC [-] -150466;1359235977;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0589 BTC [+] -150465;1359235985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.0006761 = 14.6038 BTC [+] -150464;1359236365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00067932 = 11.1408 BTC [+] -150463;1359236399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00067791 = 0.339 BTC [-] -150462;1359236551;jurov;mircea_popescu, buying of february bonds is open till today midnight UTC? Ukto tries hard to confuse me :D -150461;1359236763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.0073451 = 8.4469 BTC [+] -150460;1359236814;mircea_popescu;48 hours. -150459;1359236845;mircea_popescu;ends monday 0:00 gtm -150458;1359236864;jurov;oh, wasn't it 24 hours? -150457;1359236871;mircea_popescu;nope -150456;1359237035;jurov;okay. now, when we sent 100 BTC and 888 satoshi in 1st jan -150455;1359237051;jurov;we should have received 9.99 BTC back, no? -150454;1359237074;jurov;as interest -150453;1359237105;mircea_popescu;o don't tell me i fucked up the interests -150452;1359237125;jurov;http://blockchain.info/tx-index/46616158/66fb17ba094184195d5be1356cdcc945e1a74255b2214c74a4f117a5a236f4a8 -150451;1359237128;Ukto;fed -150450;1359237129;jurov;it's only 9.9 -150449;1359237141;mircea_popescu;bah -150448;1359237147;jurov;you round it? -150447;1359237158;mircea_popescu;mkay, 2nd payment. -150446;1359237391;mircea_popescu;thanks for pointing out. -150445;1359237432;jurov;such a scam :D -150444;1359237438;mircea_popescu;and now i'm going to go use my new whip -150443;1359237442;mircea_popescu;catch y'all later. -150442;1359261423;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.7777777 = 2.3333 BTC [+] -150441;1359261428;mircea_popescu;heh -150440;1359261435;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -150439;1359261437;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00623493 / 0.00711679 / 0.0075 (208579 shares, 1,484.41 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00498425 / 0.0075 (1128924 shares, 5,626.85 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00423684 / 0.0075 (10455136 shares, 44,296.82 BTC) -150438;1359261478;Bowjob;Did we ever find out who the unlucky sap was that sold 500k S.Dice @ 0.0018? -150437;1359261484;mircea_popescu;bope -150436;1359261487;mircea_popescu;nope* -150435;1359261536;Bowjob;I'm sure he has a bitcointalk name. He must be having a rough time right now still.. -150434;1359261544;mircea_popescu;why are you sure ? -150433;1359261558;Bugpowder;.0008 -150432;1359261560;Bugpowder;actually -150431;1359261574;Bowjob;O_O even worse -150430;1359261603;mircea_popescu;i think only like 15k sold that low -150429;1359261607;mircea_popescu;but there was a 250k at 18 -150428;1359261619;evoorhees;hi mircea -150427;1359261623;mircea_popescu;o hey e -150426;1359261629;evoorhees;how goes it -150425;1359261631;mircea_popescu;what happened to site yest ? -150424;1359261640;evoorhees;amateur ddos I think -150423;1359261649;mircea_popescu;well, how goes... same old, pestering people :D -150422;1359261652;mircea_popescu;ah. -150421;1359261665;Bugpowder;one day soon, I will master regular expressions -150420;1359261676;mircea_popescu;posix style ? -150419;1359261683;evoorhees;silly fool doesn't realize a ddos against SD doesn't work -150418;1359261696;mircea_popescu;ya well, earlier this month they ddosed mpex -150417;1359261711;mircea_popescu;this was pretty high bw, so it finally made move to the proxy system -150416;1359261753;mircea_popescu;it's funny just how many problems bitcoin resolves. there's not that many internet businesses which can build themselves ddos immunity. -150415;1359261847;kakobrekla;eh? -150414;1359261854;kakobrekla;if i was doing bank transfers -150413;1359261858;kakobrekla;same shit applys -150412;1359261884;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla well no, blockchain affords erik teh immunitah -150411;1359261895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10845 @ 0.00068459 = 7.4244 BTC [+] -150410;1359262080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1301 @ 0.00733653 = 9.5448 BTC [+] -150409;1359262081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0073451 = 3.6726 BTC [+] -150408;1359262083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00741643 = 2.9666 BTC [+] -150407;1359262084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 599 @ 0.00745 = 4.4626 BTC [+] -150406;1359262726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13295 @ 0.00068459 = 9.1016 BTC [+] -150405;1359262728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12581 @ 0.00068592 = 8.6296 BTC [+] -150404;1359262792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4228 @ 0.00066955 = 2.8309 BTC [-] -150403;1359262794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9057 @ 0.00066476 = 6.0207 BTC [-] -150402;1359262795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12074 @ 0.00066305 = 8.0057 BTC [-] -150401;1359262797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 141 @ 0.00066298 = 0.0935 BTC [-] -150400;1359263001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2742 @ 0.00745 = 20.4279 BTC [+] -150399;1359263159;Bugpowder;I really think the gem is going to hit 1000BTC in a week -150398;1359263175;mircea_popescu;o was it you with the gem bet ? -150397;1359263175;Bugpowder;everything we know about the bitcoin community supports this -150396;1359263184;Bugpowder;I got a gem bet refunded -150395;1359263186;Bugpowder;btw -150394;1359263197;Bugpowder;withdrawl pending! -150393;1359263206;Bugpowder;gotta buy the gem -150392;1359263207;mircea_popescu;can't do that sorta thing, cause site op can just put 1k in and whoop. -150391;1359263213;mircea_popescu;lol, is it your site ? -150390;1359263215;Bugpowder;yeah -150389;1359263218;Bugpowder;no -150388;1359263220;Bugpowder;not my sit -150387;1359263222;Bugpowder;site -150386;1359263232;mircea_popescu;lol when are you insane ?! -150385;1359263232;Bugpowder;has this idea never been done? -150384;1359263242;kakobrekla;its like biggest fish -150383;1359263244;mircea_popescu;it's not even an idea! -150382;1359263245;kakobrekla;dead in week or two -150381;1359263252;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla no it's not. biggest fish allows the poor to play. -150380;1359263255;Bugpowder;I mean in bitcoin -150379;1359263264;mircea_popescu;this one is self limiting, as price goes up the sorts of ppl who'd like to play can't anymore. -150378;1359263268;Bugpowder;in bitcoin world has this idea been implemented -150377;1359263277;Bugpowder;uhhh -150376;1359263279;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder not afaik. but i still don't see it's an idea :p -150375;1359263292;Bugpowder;there are people betting 4000 btc at a time on s.dice -150374;1359263297;mircea_popescu;ya dood. -150373;1359263301;Bugpowder;do not underestimate the idiocy of bitcoiners -150372;1359263309;Bugpowder;nor the greed -150371;1359263327;mircea_popescu;hey, if i didn't make statements -150370;1359263334;mircea_popescu;how'd i ever get to look foolish in retrospect ? -150369;1359263377;mircea_popescu;;;ident Bugpowder -150368;1359263377;gribble;Nick 'Bugpowder', with hostmask 'Bugpowder!47ab6a02@gateway/web/freenode/ip.71.171.106.2', is not identified. -150367;1359263636;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/2/s-mpoe-will-crash-this-spring/ this is so fucking flattering. -150366;1359263644;mircea_popescu;200:1 odds ? really ? -150365;1359263671;thestringpuller;"One does not simply crash into MPEx" -150364;1359263681;Bugpowder;I bet 0.3 -150363;1359263685;Bugpowder;for -150362;1359263696;Bugpowder;call it a hedge -150361;1359263718;mircea_popescu;wwell ya, makes sense -150360;1359263729;mircea_popescu;i think few people just yet realise how to use bbet for hedging -150359;1359263750;mircea_popescu;like, refund your bfl order, are worried they may ship ? put a yes on that bet, get a little back. -150358;1359263760;mircea_popescu;not refund it, worry they may not ship ? bet no, etc. -150357;1359263761;Bugpowder;regular expression extraction of data is truly an exercise in aligning the precision of what you think you are saying with what you actually are saing -150356;1359263794;mircea_popescu;yeah it's quite the intellectual sport. -150355;1359263800;smickles;Bugpowder: do you need the regex to break down option mpsics? -150354;1359263802;smickles;;) -150353;1359263810;Bugpowder;yeah -150352;1359263825;smickles;one sec, i'll post the one i use -150351;1359263836;Bugpowder;need to parse the orders into cells -150350;1359263843;Bugpowder;I have some shit -150349;1359263845;Bugpowder;that works -150348;1359263855;Bugpowder;but it's probably not as pretty as it should be -150347;1359263858;smickles;are you not using a json parser for that? -150346;1359263864;Bugpowder;wut? -150345;1359263872;Bugpowder;I mean my orders -150344;1359263874;Bugpowder;from the stat -150343;1359263880;Bugpowder;and my holdings -150342;1359263886;Bugpowder;so I know what I can offer -150341;1359263899;smickles;.+\.(.)(\d+)(.)$ -150340;1359263902;Bugpowder;is there json form my stat? -150339;1359263903;smickles;that's what I use -150338;1359263910;smickles;STATJSON -150337;1359263914;Bugpowder;fuuuuck -150336;1359263925;smickles;or look at jurov's mpexagent on github -150335;1359263933;smickles;he has the parser for a regular stat -150334;1359263947;smickles;lol, rtfm bug -150333;1359263949;mircea_popescu;smickles uses boobs in regex. -150332;1359263949;smickles;rtfm -150331;1359263973;smickles;mircea_popescu: you should expect no less of me :D -150330;1359263980;mircea_popescu;hehehe -150329;1359264000;smickles;ther's a 'd' in the middle of the boobs too -150328;1359264008;mircea_popescu;in retrospect i shoulda made this stuff a lot more complicated -150327;1359264024;mircea_popescu;having parsers and whatnot by 2013 ? outrageous. -150326;1359264027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 111 @ 0.001139 = 0.1264 BTC [+] -150325;1359264077;mircea_popescu; STATJSON fuuuuck rtfm << mwahaha. -150324;1359264108;mircea_popescu;that precious moment when one realises he's been climbing the wrong hill for the past two days -150323;1359264124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.0014 = 0.7 BTC [+] -150322;1359264138;Bugpowder;I wouldn't say 2 days -150321;1359264146;Bugpowder;maybe 2 hours -150320;1359264162;mircea_popescu;TWO YEARS! -150319;1359264165;Bugpowder;and its totally doable -150318;1359264190;Bugpowder;ie openOrders.names = regexp(tmp{1}, '[OSX][A-Z0-9\.]*(?! : B)','match')' -150317;1359264312;smickles;remember how someone said something like, 'if i seem great, it's only b/c i have stood on the shoulders of giants' -150316;1359264324;smickles;that applies to code too (sometimes) -150315;1359264359;mircea_popescu;yee -150314;1359264374;smickles;actually, most of the time -150313;1359264686;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -150312;1359264692;Bugpowder;DAMN THIS GEM -150311;1359264731;kakobrekla;so basically -150310;1359264738;kakobrekla;the owner keeps the last deposit -150309;1359264741;kakobrekla;on the gem? -150308;1359264808;mircea_popescu;yup -150307;1359264833;Bugpowder;he also gets 5% of the way up -150306;1359264862;kakobrekla;yeah -150305;1359264864;kakobrekla;damn -150304;1359264876;Bugpowder;well -150303;1359264885;Bugpowder;owner gets to borrow the last deposit -150302;1359264893;kakobrekla;i should exclude usefullness factor when i contemplate my next projects -150301;1359264894;Bugpowder;till he takes the site down -150300;1359264929;thestringpuller;bitcoin gem is a scaaaam -150299;1359264945;kakobrekla;ponzee -150298;1359264948;kakobrekla;in a way -150297;1359264950;thestringpuller;PONZI -150296;1359264954;thestringpuller;Charles Ponzi -150295;1359264968;kakobrekla;are you impersonating google? -150294;1359265005;Bugpowder;the math woks out such that the owner takes 55% of the final deposit in cume fees -150293;1359265025;kakobrekla;"For personal reasons, I do not browse the web from my computer. -150292;1359265025;kakobrekla;(I also have not net connection much of the time.) To look -150291;1359265025;kakobrekla;at page I send mail to a demon which runs wget and mails the -150290;1359265025;kakobrekla;page back to me. It is very efficient use of my time, but it -150289;1359265025;kakobrekla;is slow in real time." - Richard Stallman -150288;1359265067;kakobrekla;funny. -150287;1359265181;mircea_popescu;sounds like rms -150286;1359265183;mircea_popescu;o nm, it is rms -150285;1359265350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3719 @ 0.00068592 = 2.5509 BTC [+] -150284;1359265352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5871 @ 0.00068857 = 4.0426 BTC [+] -150283;1359265396;smickles;this section of code (which i am refactoring) is like that first stalker (sc2 unit) warped in which somehow lasts through 45 minutes of engagements, only to fall to the last zergling b/f the other guy gg's -150282;1359265431;mircea_popescu;haha -150281;1359265659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00735221 = 12.1311 BTC [-] -150280;1359265928;jcpham;04:37:20 up 467 days, 4:00, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 -150279;1359265936;jcpham;i'm calling that router stable -150278;1359265940;jcpham;idk -150277;1359265947;mircea_popescu;lol -150276;1359265955;mircea_popescu;jcpham is a nice guy, puts router behind firewall -150275;1359265985;jcpham;i'm going tostart using those firewall things one day -150274;1359266199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8410 @ 0.0006859 = 5.7684 BTC [-] -150273;1359266418;thestringpuller;smickles: you nerd -150272;1359266420;thestringpuller;lol -150271;1359266421;thestringpuller;jk -150270;1359266584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22558 @ 0.00067662 = 15.2632 BTC [-] -150269;1359266586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8242 @ 0.00067062 = 5.5273 BTC [-] -150268;1359266755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6090 @ 0.00068132 = 4.1492 BTC [+] -150267;1359266757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 457 @ 0.00068857 = 0.3147 BTC [+] -150266;1359266758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2570 @ 0.0006921 = 1.7787 BTC [+] -150265;1359267140;smickles;hmm, do I shoot for the balmer peak, or not? -150264;1359267177;smickles;i am on a puzzler of a problem to solve -150263;1359267212;mircea_popescu;what's that ? -150262;1359267292;smickles;"Called the Ballmer Peak, it was discovered by Microsoft in the late 80's. The cause is unknown, but somehow a blood alcohol content between 0.129% and 0.138% confers superhuman programming ability" -150261;1359267324;JWU42;smickles: =) -150260;1359267384;smickles;I'm sure it's just confirmation bias, but I believe it's true based on first hand expiremental evidence -150259;1359267395;JWU42;conman agrees -150258;1359267886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5958 @ 0.00067062 = 3.9956 BTC [-] -150257;1359267888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17842 @ 0.00066577 = 11.8787 BTC [-] -150256;1359268291;asa1024;lol -150255;1359269651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.0006921 = 2.9068 BTC [+] -150254;1359269793;smickles;SOEBOT refactored and online :) -150253;1359270035;mircea_popescu;did prev version make a profit ? -150252;1359270231;smickles;it would have if you discounted the initial testing of the short calls -150251;1359270267;smickles;so all-in-all, a small loss -150250;1359270278;smickles;very encouraging, actually -150249;1359270339;smickles;plus, with the spot on move of the other one during that rise to 19, I actually came out ahead overall -150248;1359270365;mircea_popescu;ah so cool -150247;1359270467;smickles;oh, and you could add in the mpbor returns -150246;1359270564;smickles;yeah, all mpex related thingies were nice this month :) -150245;1359270773;mircea_popescu;a decent start to the year. -150244;1359270783;mircea_popescu;i can tell by the feverish pitch forum hate is reaching. -150243;1359270810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4303 @ 0.00068585 = 2.9512 BTC [-] -150242;1359270812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23690 @ 0.00068554 = 16.2404 BTC [-] -150241;1359270815;smickles;heh, mpex's volume 'musta burned a few butts -150240;1359270878;smickles;average tx, 22 btc. mircea_popescu what sort of average is that? -150239;1359270900;mircea_popescu;total btc traded / transaction count -150238;1359270997;smickles;woah, s.bbet's chart looks like a lognormal distribution -150237;1359271034;mircea_popescu;smickles totally. im so infatuated with that ipo system... -150236;1359271057;kakobrekla;lognormal doesnt end well -150235;1359271060;mircea_popescu;o ? -150234;1359271079;kakobrekla;goes towards 0 no? -150233;1359271081;mircea_popescu;a a -150232;1359271093;mircea_popescu;i took it to mean the variance is lognormal -150231;1359271101;mircea_popescu;as in, ends up at 0 difference from "real price" -150230;1359271108;kakobrekla;ah -150229;1359271127;mircea_popescu;it's an entire topic in finance this, how to best do ipos -150228;1359271135;mircea_popescu;they're normally a very wasteful endeavour, economically. -150227;1359271139;smickles;well, i meant the price chart just happens to look like a lognormal distribution -150226;1359271173;smickles;mircea_popescu: what do you see as the goal of an ipo? -150225;1359271188;smickles;bring as much money to the company as possible? -150224;1359271190;mircea_popescu;market price of asset to touch real price of asset as soon as possible. -150223;1359271215;mircea_popescu;the faster the 0-infinity window is closed the better. -150222;1359271259;smickles;so you think the method is supressing the share price? -150221;1359271265;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -150220;1359271297;smickles;I mean to get at why you're inf...oh, i read that as infuriated -150219;1359271300;smickles;nvm -150218;1359271321;mircea_popescu;if a company is oversold on ipo that's usually a very bad thing for the company. -150217;1359271331;mircea_popescu;it's not immediately obvious, but it ruins it more often than not. -150216;1359271473;smickles;;;tslb -150215;1359271475;gribble;Time since last block: 31 minutes and 11 seconds -150214;1359271696;smickles;;;calc 16/(.26747373-1) -150213;1359271696;gribble;-21.8422200749 -150212;1359272228;mircea_popescu;smickles hey, any way you could recompile the windows/macosx binaries for pympex ? -150211;1359272234;mircea_popescu;i think aegis' stuff is out of date. -150210;1359272247;mircea_popescu;or jurov or who else is in the github there ? -150209;1359272452;smickles;mircea_popescu: i've never done that sort of thing, the mac machine i have access too is too old and depreciated, and the windows macine i have access to is annoyingly slow and I don't want to use it. -150208;1359272487;mircea_popescu;hum -150207;1359272727;evoorhees;hey guys... 1 btc for anyone who can help me with python/mpex.py issue -150206;1359272795;evoorhees;I'm trying mpex.py STAT command, and it's not working -150205;1359272796;smickles;what's the issue? -150204;1359272835;jcpham;help mr. voorhees out smickles -150203;1359272837;Bugpowder;I had to change to code to specify the key -150202;1359272846;evoorhees;C:\Python33>/mpex.py ST -150201;1359272848;evoorhees;File "C:\mpex.py", li -150200;1359272849;evoorhees;print '!!!WARNING!! -150199;1359272850;Bugpowder;if your default key is not the mpex one -150198;1359272941;smickles;that warning means that the data from mpex wasn't signed by mpex -150197;1359272953;smickles;do you get it every time? -150196;1359272971;evoorhees;yeah I do now... had to reformat computer so I'm going through process again -150195;1359272999;mircea_popescu;evoorhees look in mpex.py, does the 10th or so line read -150194;1359272999;mircea_popescu;self.mpex_url = 'http://mpex.co' -150193;1359273003;mircea_popescu;? -150192;1359273033;jcpham;;;ident evoorhees -150191;1359273033;gribble;Nick 'evoorhees', with hostmask 'evoorhees!~evoorhees@ool-45738bde.dyn.optonline.net', is not identified. -150190;1359273093;evoorhees;yeah it does say that mircea -150189;1359273148;smickles;if you are getting a signed response, and that warning happens, something fishy is going on -150188;1359273180;smickles;either mpex is signing with the wrong key, or someone else is signing it -150187;1359273194;smickles;but, are you actually getting a signed response? -150186;1359273197;mircea_popescu;hum -150185;1359273203;evoorhees;hmmm lemme try something, one min -150184;1359273211;evoorhees;not sure.. how do I tell? -150183;1359273220;mircea_popescu;evoorhees you should try going through the thing by hand. -150182;1359273226;smickles;is there any output after the warning lines? -150181;1359273228;mircea_popescu;clearsign a stat, then encrypt it, then paste iti nto the site -150180;1359273231;mircea_popescu;see what happens -150179;1359273260;evoorhees;yeah smickles, it says "SyntaxError: invalid syntax" -150178;1359273542;smickles;what is mpex retruning to you that causes a syntax error? -150177;1359273617;smickles;'cause after that warning, there rest of the code is basically if reply == '': return none -150176;1359273628;smickles;print reply -150175;1359273656;mod6;doesn't it just work like: mpex.py "STAT" -150174;1359273656;mod6;? -150173;1359273686;mod6;and maybe since you just re-installed, make sure that all is well with the mpex public key on the keyring... -150172;1359273689;smickles;and it's not returning nothing b/c it would've printed "couldn't decode -150171;1359273728;evoorhees;I've also tried https://github.com/ageis/MPEx-bin -150170;1359273738;evoorhees;and I get further in the process, but still an error -150169;1359273757;smickles;mpex-bin may have the old address coded in -150168;1359273777;mircea_popescu;evoorhees mod6 has a point. are you signing with the right key ? -150167;1359273779;smickles;evoorhees: did it work when you did it mannually? -150166;1359273783;mircea_popescu;a different one might have been picked as tghe default -150165;1359273793;mircea_popescu;when you reinstalled. -150164;1359273795;smickles;mircea_popescu: it would've given a different error -150163;1359273800;mircea_popescu;a ? ok then. -150162;1359273806;evoorhees;I've tried signing with both of the email keys I use -150161;1359273824;evoorhees;one min -150160;1359273874;mircea_popescu;if all else fails email me a clearsigned STAT and i'll have it looked at from this end -150159;1359273882;smickles;oh, the newer one has a logger -150158;1359273999;smickles;evoorhees: try with the '-l' option -150157;1359274003;smickles;er -150156;1359274007;smickles;'-l -' -150155;1359274017;mircea_popescu;dude paste a whole line lol. -150154;1359274031;evoorhees;mircea I have no idea what you're talking about :) -150153;1359274033;smickles;python -m mpex -l - STAT -150152;1359274033;mircea_popescu;what's it, ./mpex.py "STAT" -l -150151;1359274036;mircea_popescu;a ok -150150;1359274044;evoorhees;will try that smickles, one min -150149;1359274081;evoorhees;now... when I downloaded the "mpex.py" file, do I need to put it anywhere? -150148;1359274108;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138988.0 seems diceoncrack ddosed too -150147;1359274120;evoorhees;I placed it in my python folder -150146;1359274142;smickles;you can run it from that folder, or you can grab the setup file and install it -150145;1359274144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22558 @ 0.00066577 = 15.0184 BTC [-] -150144;1359274145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2090 @ 0.00066298 = 1.3856 BTC [-] -150143;1359274181;smickles;prolly easier just to run it from the folder -150142;1359274187;jcpham;;;ident evoorhees -150141;1359274194;gribble;Nick 'evoorhees', with hostmask 'evoorhees!~evoorhees@ool-45738bde.dyn.optonline.net', is not identified. -150140;1359274202;smickles;./mpex.py -l - "STAT" -150139;1359274213;jcpham;no offense but i'd be careful about what information i'd give out -150138;1359274216;jcpham;at this point -150137;1359274218;mod6;smickles: is it ./ on windows? -150136;1359274219;smickles;jcpham is skeptical -150135;1359274236;smickles;mod6: heh, prolly not -150134;1359274253;evoorhees;jcpham what do you mean? -150133;1359274258;mircea_popescu;jcpham seems mostly "how to use pympex" neh ? -150132;1359274260;mod6;the windows part has me geeked out... I'm not even sure how to execute gpg on windows lol -150131;1359274261;smickles;python mpex.py -l - "STAT" -150130;1359274281;mircea_popescu;smickles do they use " or ' on win ? i recall jurov established the right one -150129;1359274283;mircea_popescu;but i don't recall which -150128;1359274298;evoorhees;okay diff problem now, one sec -150127;1359274308;evoorhees;can't bloody copy text from the cmd prompt -150126;1359274308;smickles;ugg, i dunno, I prefer an OS which allows either mircea_popescu -150125;1359274322;mod6;i would say to also check that key ring to make sure that you see this keyid for mpex: 9214FC6BF1B69921 -- in unix its `gpg --list-keys --keyid-format=long` -150124;1359274349;mircea_popescu;lol evoorhees sounds like he's in the middle of a real battle there. -150123;1359274359;evoorhees;C:\Python27>python mpex.py -1-"STAT" -150122;1359274361;evoorhees;Traceback (most recent call last): -150121;1359274362;evoorhees;File "mpex.py", line 3, in -150120;1359274364;evoorhees;import gnupg -150119;1359274365;evoorhees;ImportError: No module named gnupg -150118;1359274378;smickles;you need to install gnupg -150117;1359274385;smickles;python-gnupg, iirc -150116;1359274391;mod6;that'll help :) -150115;1359274399;mircea_popescu;a! -150114;1359274399;evoorhees;okay, one min -150113;1359274411;mircea_popescu;jesus this -l stuff is nice. who came up with it ? -150112;1359274417;jcpham;i wouldn't want someone to be impersonating him -150111;1359274427;jcpham;nd you guys give him too much info somehow -150110;1359274432;jcpham;and allow it to get worse -150109;1359274434;smickles;mircea_popescu: jurov funded by bugpowder iirc -150108;1359274443;mircea_popescu;im the only one who could give too much info neh ? -150107;1359274454;jcpham;possibly -150106;1359274456;jcpham;depends -150105;1359274459;smickles;jc's just a good watchdog :) -150104;1359274466;mircea_popescu;jcpham gimme like an example ? -150103;1359274468;smickles;'community advocate' -150102;1359274468;jcpham;impersonator could be gathering intel -150101;1359274511;evoorhees;well now it fucking works -150100;1359274512;smickles;well, the way things are going, it might be illegal to know how to use pympex, and this "evoorhees" is a fed :o -150099;1359274520;evoorhees;It wasn't working with python 3.3 -150098;1359274524;jcpham;if i come in here one day asking questions and i'm not auth'd -150097;1359274528;jcpham;don't help me -150096;1359274532;evoorhees;I uninstalled it, went back to 2.7, and then added gnupg -150095;1359274554;mircea_popescu;jcpham but i mean tech questions ? why not ? public knowledge, or should be. -150094;1359274554;smickles;I'm not sure if pympex is python3 compatible -150093;1359274567;mircea_popescu;ow shit you know what, i think it's 2.x line -150092;1359274570;jcpham;iyou are right -150091;1359274577;jcpham;2.7 -150090;1359274579;evoorhees;yeah.... see that's a problem if the link on the site takes you to python download page and 3.3 is at the top -150089;1359274581;mircea_popescu;wd evoorhees -150088;1359274593;evoorhees;FML -150087;1359274595;mircea_popescu;and i guess this should be fixed, yeah. confuses ppls. -150086;1359274612;evoorhees;lol -150085;1359274625;mircea_popescu;gave a moment's pause there cause wtf, someone is signing as mpex wioth the wrong key ?! -150084;1359274641;mircea_popescu;what sort of uber rootkit you'd have to have on your system for that 1... -150083;1359274658;jcpham;well let's say eric's pc is exploited and the people don't know how to use mpex -150082;1359274668;jcpham;and they want to cause havok -150081;1359274676;jcpham;but they don't have a clue what to do -150080;1359274678;mircea_popescu;and so they stop by the irc chan and have a chat ? -150079;1359274684;jcpham;sure why not -150078;1359274691;evoorhees;hey jcpham... how do I "authenticate"? -150077;1359274697;mircea_popescu;so basically "what if erik is kidnapped by 6 buxom airheads" -150076;1359274697;smickles;well, it's possible -150075;1359274711;mircea_popescu;i'd guess... he wouldn't mind... so very much. -150074;1359274719;jcpham;;;eauth identity -150073;1359274719;gribble;Error: This nick is not registered. Please register. -150072;1359274727;jcpham;;;everify response -150071;1359274727;gribble;Error: Could not find a pending authentication request from your hostmask. Either it expired, or you changed hostmask, or you haven't made one. -150070;1359274732;mircea_popescu;lol -150069;1359274743;mircea_popescu;i think jcpham is actually being impersonated -150068;1359274746;jcpham;also ,,baa -150067;1359274756;smickles;,, is -otc only -150066;1359274763;jcpham;meh -150065;1359274794;jcpham;i'm just saying, i've seen him authenticate -150064;1359274801;evoorhees;jcpham... how do I do it? -150063;1359274808;mircea_popescu;yeah. evoorhees : you type in ;;eauth evoorhees -150062;1359274812;mircea_popescu;the bot gives you a link -150061;1359274818;evoorhees;;;eauth evoorhees -150060;1359274818;gribble;Request successful for user evoorhees, hostmask evoorhees!~evoorhees@ool-45738bde.dyn.optonline.net. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/0272EF6FD370840C -150059;1359274819;mircea_popescu;you then decrypt the contents of that link in gpg -150058;1359274832;mircea_popescu;and then you go ;;everify -150057;1359274862;evoorhees;;;everify -----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE----- -150056;1359274862;gribble;(everify ) -- Verify the latest encrypt-authentication request by providing your decrypted one-time password. If verified, you'll be authenticated for the duration of the bot's or your IRC session on channel (whichever is shorter). -150055;1359274864;evoorhees;hQEMA2r98eA5gHNkAQf9EM5TP/idfBexaM+7rOSFc14wlqtB06D+HwgKRAxDbBxQ -150054;1359274866;evoorhees;fQCbVfwIqvs1D+EDd2WU3wWusGLzqUr8RPNwVKTR20yD43U8jHSHDgIWS+9UYYSh -150053;1359274868;evoorhees;y8QbU933JftsTLrab6k+saCaWhYSVv+cKXE4TWrk/gF7TU6hBXYwOmsmALCw/sGE -150052;1359274869;evoorhees;psyrM0FqdIzSNgnN104l5OUwBrBu2It5h7VETP6r2PeFeNFCTsZFViUYEd79fk9a -150051;1359274871;evoorhees;1esQ5K3C1pFcqOderp4NmBeUWnOOaVsrnozCOkms9Aq97RoE4gZKkkbzZBz0Bl+6 -150050;1359274872;evoorhees;ss2yCm5NfCDOEftngH+Ht0WxVR85xMik4Heg80YoPdKIAfISkZremhvmJVPrl2ql -150049;1359274874;evoorhees;jlbLoz1JHBEmbASsS1q5KnNd+RixpMjnLj0tXbzudqOwMdSJcL27VyDNeiLbb0wm -150048;1359274875;evoorhees;C0z8Pv/WBVMwh7MBBCZS0QMEd2cVnL6D+qFfwTUnD+XORSEsw3RPWRT8X7LhdHcZ -150047;1359274877;evoorhees;elSjlp+xedJV5YhK4P2vF9cgdWW/GuQyCA== -150046;1359274877;smickles;https://github.com/Azelphur/pyMPEx/pull/4 -150045;1359274877;mircea_popescu;lolz mk. -150044;1359274878;evoorhees;=h6/j -150043;1359274880;evoorhees;-----END PGP MESSAGE----- -150042;1359274887;mod6;you need to decrypt that message with GnuPG (gpg) -150041;1359274888;jcpham;decrypt it -150040;1359274902;mircea_popescu;smickles any idea why pyumpex doesn't work in py 3.3 btw ? -150039;1359274903;jcpham;;;everify the decrypted response string -150038;1359274903;gribble;(everify ) -- Verify the latest encrypt-authentication request by providing your decrypted one-time password. If verified, you'll be authenticated for the duration of the bot's or your IRC session on channel (whichever is shorter). -150037;1359274907;evoorhees;lol this stuff is absurdly obtuse -150036;1359274919;mod6;the decrypted message itself is the one time password to auth with gribble -150035;1359274921;smickles;mircea_popescu: different syntax -150034;1359274926;jcpham;it's identity verification through public/private keys -150033;1359274927;mod6;evoorhees: not in the least, actually. -150032;1359274930;mircea_popescu;smickles so not really resolvable huh -150031;1359274931;jcpham;just like bitcoin -150030;1359274937;mod6;^^^^ -150029;1359274943;evoorhees;no... bitcoin is just a bit complicated -150028;1359274947;evoorhees;this is crazy shit here -150027;1359274957;smickles;mircea_popescu: it is, actually, there are 2to3 scripts -150026;1359274957;jcpham;you can use bitcoin address to identify with gribble also -150025;1359274959;mircea_popescu;you know that word keeps cropping up... somebody was calling me obtuse on my blog the other day -150024;1359274960;jcpham;same thing -150023;1359274966;jcpham;pub/private key -150022;1359274980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00066298 = 11.5359 BTC [-] -150021;1359274981;jcpham;gribble verifies your key, we're all on the up and up -150020;1359274985;smickles;evoorhees: how did you auth before? -150019;1359274997;evoorhees;yeah but you don't need to be pasting and calling up commands and going through fifteen steps to use bitcoin -150018;1359275010;mircea_popescu;evoorhees depends. some people use bitcoind :D -150017;1359275022;jcpham;i have my auth scripted -150016;1359275030;jcpham;minus being prompted for a password -150015;1359275036;mod6;*whew* -150014;1359275041;evoorhees;see that sentence right there jcpham "i have my auth scripted"... wtf does that mean? -150013;1359275042;smickles;;;gpg info evoorhees -150012;1359275042;gribble;User 'evoorhees', with keyid 0272EF6FD370840C, fingerprint 91A1C2DC46AF4B744EF9E0250272EF6FD370840C, and bitcoin address None, registered on Sat Aug 18 12:08:51 2012. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=evoorhees . Currently not authenticated. -150011;1359275043;evoorhees;lol -150010;1359275064;mircea_popescu;evoorhees he has a script that does the authing for yu. what you're doing now manually. -150009;1359275066;smickles;it means he has a program do it for him -150008;1359275067;jcpham;i don't mean to be a dick, i really don't -150007;1359275070;mircea_popescu;like pympex is a script for mpex -150006;1359275080;jcpham;i'd hate to see some one impersoante you -150005;1359275090;mircea_popescu;that's true, could be a pretty big hole. -150004;1359275096;jcpham;yes -150003;1359275101;mod6;hmmm.. pic with shoe on head? -150002;1359275107;mircea_popescu;evoorhees so how you doing on the decrypt ? -150001;1359275115;mircea_popescu;you just start gpg and paste the content of gribble's link in there -150000;1359275123;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3004 = 0.6008 BTC [-] -149999;1359275133;smickles;how did he get this thing registered, if he can't auth now? -149998;1359275134;mircea_popescu;meanwhile, "Sacred Ritual class next weekend in Portland, accepting bitcoin" -149997;1359275141;smickles;/¯(°_o)/¯ -149996;1359275145;evoorhees;I mean... all this stuff, how it works now, is great for hackers and tech people, but unfortunately the world will not be using privacy and ITsec when they work like this -149995;1359275166;mircea_popescu;smickles i think he did it the normal way but meanwhile lost the hang of it -149994;1359275166;evoorhees;maybe it's good that the avg govt worker doesn't know how to use this stuff -149993;1359275176;jcpham;i feel trolled -149992;1359275181;jcpham;i'm leaving -149991;1359275197;smickles;ya know, an iPhone app could be written to do all this for people -149990;1359275211;smickles;and keep your keys on dropbox -149989;1359275216;smickles;it'd be trendy -149988;1359275217;mircea_popescu;and what is that iphone app's writer waiting for ? -149987;1359275237;smickles;well, i have an mpex for android -149986;1359275240;mircea_popescu;once mod6 figures out how to store keys safely and gets iphone mpex tool -149985;1359275246;mircea_popescu;i imagine it'll be a little boom -149984;1359275259;mod6;im getting there :) -149983;1359275266;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, how's it going ? xmas is here soon... :D -149982;1359275275;mod6;lol -149981;1359275297;evoorhees;mircea I'm confused... pming you -149980;1359275301;smickles;mircea_popescu: actualy, that short story I wrote -149979;1359275302;mod6;ikr... man, workin constantly doing this other stuff. but trying to wrap that stuff up so I can work on bitotter more -149978;1359275333;smickles;involved just such a program to make it easy to gpg, contract, bitcoin, all that as verbs -149977;1359275347;smickles;"RegniCoin" -149976;1359275358;mod6;smickles: apple is well, what it is i guess. but they pulled their bitcoin related apps didn't they?! -149975;1359275372;mircea_popescu;;;ident mircea_popescu -149974;1359275372;mod6;this past year -149973;1359275372;gribble;Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu', is not identified. -149972;1359275376;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -149971;1359275377;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -149970;1359275383;mod6;so piss on apple until they get with the program -149969;1359275405;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:003377ad48763577a9ee8486e79ff52d5114852b7abc858643b8167b -149968;1359275405;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -149967;1359275409;mircea_popescu;gah -149966;1359275410;mod6;thats why android first :) -149965;1359275418;smickles;contracts were as easy as speaking "I agree to send 1 btc to the indicated address in exchange for a ride to wal-mart" to your phone -149964;1359275419;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:003377ad48763577a9ee8486e79ff52d5114852b7abc858643b8167b -149963;1359275420;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -149962;1359275423;mircea_popescu;;;ident mircea_popescu -149961;1359275423;gribble;Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu', is identified as user mircea_popescu, with GPG key id 8A736F0E2FB7B452, key fingerprint 6160E1CAC8A3C52966FD76998A736F0E2FB7B452, and bitcoin address None -149960;1359275428;mod6;;;ident mod6 -149959;1359275429;gribble;Nick 'mod6', with hostmask 'mod6!fb699aa74e@rider.us', is identified as user mod6, with GPG key id D655A630A13E8C69, key fingerprint AD7EA6BB386273FCAA5AE7ABD655A630A13E8C69, and bitcoin address None -149958;1359275436;mod6;wewt -149957;1359275468;smickles;the program would fill in the address based on your contacts list, -149956;1359275476;smickles;the whole 9 yards basically -149955;1359275493;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -149954;1359275498;smickles;fool proof, unless you had your phone stolen w/o any lockscreen security -149953;1359275524;mircea_popescu;i think they're gonna start making selfdestruct phones -149952;1359275532;mircea_popescu;if i were running apple that's what i'd do. -149951;1359275533;smickles;don't need to -149950;1359275549;mircea_popescu;phone identifies your touch, if tyouched by anyone else it explodes. -149949;1359275551;smickles;apple is encrypted to the point that it doesn't matter if you password it -149948;1359275559;mircea_popescu;just for the hell of it. -149947;1359275567;lautaro;;;eauth lautaro -149946;1359275567;gribble;Error: This nick is not registered. Please register. -149945;1359275585;smickles;well, just for the hell of it, i'd have it shoot razorwire out ot their eyes -149944;1359275593;mircea_popescu;:D -149943;1359275603;mircea_popescu;be like "here you go, a phone for you" -149942;1359275605;mircea_popescu;BOOM -149941;1359275665;smickles;the first place where I lived on my own, I setup razorwire traps on the inside of all entrances. an unauthorized person would have 3 lengths of razorwire wrapped around them -149940;1359275674;smickles;those were fun to build -149939;1359275685;mircea_popescu;maniac. -149938;1359275694;smickles;simple too. cinderblock, razorwire, rope, pully -149937;1359275694;mircea_popescu;i'd have had a buncha hurt womenz on my hands ;/ -149936;1359275719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00735041 = 4.4102 BTC [-] -149935;1359275741;mod6;that's some kinda security, be glad you didn't have a fire and have to use the window ;) -149934;1359275744;smickles;mircea_popescu: this was at a time when i liven in a place where the police had a tendancy to raid 'the wrong house' -149933;1359275771;mircea_popescu;a. police here is nice, basically. -149932;1359275773;smickles;mod6: actually, going out wouldn't set it off -149931;1359275806;mod6;haha nice -149930;1359275836;smickles;and the tucson police are awesome, I don't hardly ever see them, so i think there arn't many of them 'per capita'. -149929;1359275847;mod6;there used to be -149928;1359275849;mod6;lol -149927;1359275859;mod6;but the tpd never fucked with me too hard -149926;1359275872;mod6;but the county boys were always giving me a run for my money -149925;1359275875;smickles;i'm told that the low crime in my area is unrelated to the low amt of police -149924;1359275902;smickles;mod6: might just be my neighborhood -149923;1359275929;mod6;tucson is really just patchy like that. some spots awesome, some spots not quite as awesome -149922;1359276195;mod6;i gotta take a vacation one of these days and go see my friends down there -149921;1359276211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3319 @ 0.00066298 = 2.2004 BTC [-] -149920;1359276213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22881 @ 0.00066287 = 15.1671 BTC [-] -149919;1359276290;mod6;i miss the weather and the sunsets. :P -149918;1359276308;mod6;minneapolis is like an icebox -149917;1359276412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3321 @ 0.00066287 = 2.2014 BTC [-] -149916;1359276413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00066281 = 12.4608 BTC [-] -149915;1359276415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0006627 = 6.627 BTC [-] -149914;1359276416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1929 @ 0.00066269 = 1.2783 BTC [-] -149913;1359276699;mod6;hmmmm -149912;1359276727;mod6;jcpham: you can't ever be too paranoid -149911;1359276749;mod6;its good to watch this kinda stuff -149910;1359276799;mircea_popescu;fo sho -149909;1359276821;mod6;did he ever get auth'd? -149908;1359276895;mircea_popescu;with gribble ? nope -149907;1359276921;mod6;oh.. hmm. *shrug* -149906;1359277074;mod6;smickles: have you been up to flagstaff yet? -149905;1359277159;mircea_popescu;seems seals with clubs got dosed too -149904;1359277440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11424 @ 0.0006668 = 7.6175 BTC [+] -149903;1359278048;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -149902;1359278050;gribble;Time since last block: 5 minutes and 2 seconds -149901;1359278076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00066631 = 11.5938 BTC [-] -149900;1359278331;mod6;well, i suppose i better try to finish up that aws stuff. i'll bbs :) -149899;1359279318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20550 @ 0.0006668 = 13.7027 BTC [+] -149898;1359279941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00066631 = 2.9984 BTC [-] -149897;1359279943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.00066269 = 10.4374 BTC [-] -149896;1359280101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2521 @ 0.00066269 = 1.6706 BTC [-] -149895;1359280102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19979 @ 0.0006622 = 13.2301 BTC [-] -149894;1359280289;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/01/26/former-brain-dead-liberal-filmmaker-pens-scathing-column-on-gun-control-a-political-appeal-to-the-ignorant/ -149893;1359280311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00735041 = 1.8376 BTC [-] -149892;1359280489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3276 @ 0.0006668 = 2.1844 BTC [+] -149891;1359280490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9092 @ 0.00066762 = 6.07 BTC [+] -149890;1359280626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22750 @ 0.0006622 = 15.0651 BTC [-] -149889;1359281818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10227 @ 0.0006622 = 6.7723 BTC [-] -149888;1359281820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3173 @ 0.00066179 = 2.0999 BTC [-] -149887;1359283967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23926 @ 0.00066516 = 15.9146 BTC [+] -149886;1359283969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16919 @ 0.00066392 = 11.2329 BTC [-] -149885;1359283970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7127 @ 0.00066179 = 4.7166 BTC [-] -149884;1359283972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00066135 = 15.5417 BTC [-] -149883;1359283973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 77880 @ 0.00066059 = 51.4467 BTC [-] -149882;1359283974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2088 @ 0.00066033 = 1.3788 BTC [-] -149881;1359284418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00066621 = 1.8654 BTC [+] -149880;1359284799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00738484 = 16.9851 BTC [+] -149879;1359285506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14912 @ 0.00066033 = 9.8468 BTC [-] -149878;1359285507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9888 @ 0.0006582 = 6.5083 BTC [-] -149877;1359285670;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 5 @ 0.989 = 4.945 BTC [-] -149876;1359285831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41793 @ 0.0006582 = 27.5082 BTC [-] -149875;1359286026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.0006582 = 13.2298 BTC [-] -149874;1359286673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.0006582 = 9.0832 BTC [-] -149873;1359287132;jurov;smickles, mpex.py -l - DISABLES logging. read teh help... -149872;1359287140;jurov;oh hes not here -149871;1359287193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 779 @ 0.00066621 = 0.519 BTC [+] -149870;1359287194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8008 @ 0.00066762 = 5.3463 BTC [+] -149869;1359287196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25163 @ 0.00066794 = 16.8074 BTC [+] -149868;1359287578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3937 @ 0.00066794 = 2.6297 BTC [+] -149867;1359287580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4015 @ 0.0006681 = 2.6824 BTC [+] -149866;1359288001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5685 @ 0.0006681 = 3.7981 BTC [+] -149865;1359288003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00066822 = 5.8135 BTC [+] -149864;1359288004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15615 @ 0.00066836 = 10.4364 BTC [+] -149863;1359288734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14555 @ 0.00066005 = 9.607 BTC [-] -149862;1359289008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13975 @ 0.00066836 = 9.3403 BTC [+] -149861;1359289384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00066836 = 0.6015 BTC [+] -149860;1359289406;mircea_popescu;lol -149859;1359289414;mircea_popescu;jurov oddly seems to have worked ? or i dunno. -149858;1359289455;jurov;yes, it works as usual it just won't output anything to log file if you pass -l - -149857;1359289475;jurov;if you don't pass -l parameter it logs to ./mpex.log -149856;1359289578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3145 @ 0.00066775 = 2.1001 BTC [-] -149855;1359289589;mircea_popescu;i c. -149854;1359289597;jurov;any other value is considered log path/filename to be used instead of mpex.log -149853;1359290081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16340 @ 0.00066743 = 10.9058 BTC [-] -149852;1359290915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00066743 = 11.6133 BTC [-] -149851;1359291329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00066305 = 3.0169 BTC [-] -149850;1359291608;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [+] -149849;1359291627;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -149848;1359291629;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0064388 / 0.00723965 / 0.0075 (188520 shares, 1,364.82 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00500419 / 0.0075 (1115361 shares, 5,581.48 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00424022 / 0.0075 (10461746 shares, 44,360.19 BTC) -149847;1359291633;mircea_popescu;.8 eh -149846;1359291815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8819 @ 0.0006582 = 5.8047 BTC [-] -149845;1359291817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14250 @ 0.00065675 = 9.3587 BTC [-] -149844;1359291819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5931 @ 0.00065616 = 3.8917 BTC [-] -149843;1359292229;mircea_popescu;http://i.minus.com/ipcfdyRde5WcI.gif -149842;1359292339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00738484 = 0.3692 BTC [+] -149841;1359292341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00738465 = 11.4462 BTC [-] -149840;1359292342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.007323 = 7.6892 BTC [-] -149839;1359292512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8019 @ 0.00065616 = 5.2617 BTC [-] -149838;1359292514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00065588 = 8.7888 BTC [-] -149837;1359292515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20450 @ 0.00065586 = 13.4123 BTC [-] -149836;1359292517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2281 @ 0.00065558 = 1.4954 BTC [-] -149835;1359292666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.00745 = 28.31 BTC [+] -149834;1359294250;mircea_popescu;;;ident bitcoin5411 -149833;1359294250;gribble;Nick 'bitcoin5411', with hostmask 'bitcoin5411!~bitcoin54@190.244.81.62', is not identified. -149832;1359294273;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust bitcoin5411 -149831;1359294274;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user bitcoin5411: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 1 via 1 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=bitcoin5411 -149830;1359294730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7 @ 0.00729616 = 0.0511 BTC [-] -149829;1359294732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 80 @ 0.00725542 = 0.5804 BTC [-] -149828;1359294733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1513 @ 0.00725541 = 10.9774 BTC [-] -149827;1359294990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 79 @ 0.00725541 = 0.5732 BTC [-] -149826;1359294992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2122 @ 0.00723577 = 15.3543 BTC [-] -149825;1359294993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 149 @ 0.00722182 = 1.0761 BTC [-] -149824;1359295036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9341 @ 0.00065596 = 6.1273 BTC [+] -149823;1359295038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7759 @ 0.00065704 = 5.098 BTC [+] -149822;1359295561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00065558 = 10.5548 BTC [-] -149821;1359295684;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0569 BTC [-] -149820;1359295697;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.057 BTC [+] -149819;1359297561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11826 @ 0.00065704 = 7.7702 BTC [+] -149818;1359297563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21700 @ 0.0006593 = 14.3068 BTC [+] -149817;1359297564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5470 @ 0.00066305 = 3.6269 BTC [+] -149816;1359298043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4850 @ 0.00066305 = 3.2158 BTC [+] -149815;1359298658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 661 @ 0.00066305 = 0.4383 BTC [+] -149814;1359298659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15239 @ 0.00066636 = 10.1547 BTC [+] -149813;1359299125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16850 @ 0.00065587 = 11.0514 BTC [-] -149812;1359299126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10319 @ 0.00065558 = 6.7649 BTC [-] -149811;1359299127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1181 @ 0.00065493 = 0.7735 BTC [-] -149810;1359299721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 18000 @ 0.001139 = 20.502 BTC [-] -149809;1359300197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00065703 = 10.5125 BTC [+] -149808;1359300199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00066033 = 3.929 BTC [+] -149807;1359300467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00066033 = 5.976 BTC [+] -149806;1359300469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4511 @ 0.00066636 = 3.0059 BTC [+] -149805;1359300470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5339 @ 0.00066679 = 3.56 BTC [+] -149804;1359300856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 561 @ 0.00066679 = 0.3741 BTC [+] -149803;1359300857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5255 @ 0.00066743 = 3.5073 BTC [+] -149802;1359300904;kakobrekla;http://www.amazon.com/dp/160530641X/?tag=codihorr-20 -149801;1359301206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00066465 = 1.2628 BTC [-] -149800;1359301208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10486 @ 0.00065544 = 6.8729 BTC [-] -149799;1359301268;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla congratulations! boy or girl ? -149798;1359301275;kakobrekla;lol -149797;1359301290;kakobrekla;i wish that does not happen yet -149796;1359301294;mircea_popescu;lol -149795;1359301299;kakobrekla;or ever. -149794;1359301350;kakobrekla;i have two brothers, ~22 and ~21 years younger than me -149793;1359301360;kakobrekla;could just have them -149792;1359301364;mircea_popescu;haha wow. -149791;1359301364;kakobrekla;instead of my kids -149790;1359301857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11181 @ 0.00066038 = 7.3837 BTC [+] -149789;1359302172;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.3004 = 1.2016 BTC [-] -149788;1359302174;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3004 = 0.6008 BTC [-] -149787;1359302176;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 11 @ 0.3003 = 3.3033 BTC [-] -149786;1359302177;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.3 = 1.5 BTC [-] -149785;1359302178;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [-] -149784;1359302281;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3501 BTC [+] -149783;1359302525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3258 @ 0.00066038 = 2.1515 BTC [+] -149782;1359302525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5614 @ 0.00065544 = 3.6796 BTC [-] -149781;1359302527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 619 @ 0.00065493 = 0.4054 BTC [-] -149780;1359302528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6418 @ 0.00065437 = 4.1997 BTC [-] -149779;1359302619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2282 @ 0.00065437 = 1.4933 BTC [-] -149778;1359302621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.0006542 = 3.0093 BTC [-] -149777;1359302622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11918 @ 0.00065401 = 7.7945 BTC [-] -149776;1359302935;mircea_popescu;;;ident mircea_popescu -149775;1359302935;gribble;Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu', is not identified. -149774;1359302947;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -149773;1359302949;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -149772;1359302976;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:de790257e5a4b9d6efd7aae3ee154d1d499018b75cdb32a818f57b8f -149771;1359302977;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -149770;1359303014;mircea_popescu;;;rate bugpowder 3 I'd be very much surprised if he ran off with your coins. -149769;1359303020;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user bugpowder has changed from 1 to 3. -149768;1359303060;mircea_popescu;;;unrate pigeons -149767;1359303062;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for pigeons. -149766;1359303140;mircea_popescu;;;rate rdponticelli 1 been around for a while. -149765;1359303141;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user rdponticelli has changed from 2 to 1. -149764;1359303158;mircea_popescu;;;rate rdponticelli 2 He's in the MPEx FAQ! -149763;1359303160;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user rdponticelli has changed from 1 to 2. -149762;1359303646;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.1755816 = 0.5267 BTC [+] -149761;1359303948;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 2 @ 0.17513865 = 0.3503 BTC [-] -149760;1359304150;mircea_popescu;that your bot smickles ? -149759;1359304344;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.17510239 BTC [-] -149758;1359304537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2532 @ 0.00065401 = 1.656 BTC [-] -149757;1359304539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00065316 = 0.2286 BTC [-] -149756;1359304541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20673 @ 0.00065315 = 13.5026 BTC [-] -149755;1359304542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6356 @ 0.00065303 = 4.1507 BTC [-] -149754;1359304543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00065297 = 2.2201 BTC [-] -149753;1359304545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00065261 = 5.8082 BTC [-] -149752;1359305184;thestringpuller;"mr. popescu I have a warrant for your extradition" -149751;1359305848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00745 = 7.45 BTC [+] -149750;1359306431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10566 @ 0.00065107 = 6.8792 BTC [-] -149749;1359306661;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -149748;1359306662;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 8 hours, 32 minutes, and 35 seconds ago: mod6: might just be my neighborhood -149747;1359306672;thestringpuller;;;seen mod6 -149746;1359306672;gribble;mod6 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 7 hours, 52 minutes, and 16 seconds ago: well, i suppose i better try to finish up that aws stuff. i'll bbs :) -149745;1359306952;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0087 = 0.87 BTC [-] -149744;1359306966;thestringpuller;;;ticker -149743;1359306967;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.70005, Best ask: 17.70404, Bid-ask spread: 0.00399, Last trade: 17.70000, 24 hour volume: 32922.39363327, 24 hour low: 16.80000, 24 hour high: 17.99999, 24 hour vwap: 17.45621 -149742;1359306980;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0088 = 0.88 BTC [+] -149741;1359307022;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21048121 BTC [+] -149740;1359307406;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.17271225 BTC [-] -149739;1359307448;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 27 @ 0.0089 = 0.2403 BTC [+] -149738;1359307585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00745 = 10.43 BTC [+] -149737;1359307614;thestringpuller;geez -149736;1359307855;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.2195444 BTC [+] -149735;1359307857;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.18446008 BTC [+] -149734;1359308194;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.17267589 BTC [-] -149733;1359308230;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21039942 BTC [-] -149732;1359308257;thestringpuller;straight up arbritrage that has to be smickles bot... -149731;1359308368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11936 @ 0.00065131 = 7.774 BTC [+] -149730;1359308490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15834 @ 0.00065107 = 10.309 BTC [-] -149729;1359308492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34900 @ 0.00065076 = 22.7115 BTC [-] -149728;1359308493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8784 @ 0.00065009 = 5.7104 BTC [-] -149727;1359308638;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.17263946 BTC [-] -149726;1359309061;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.18578383 BTC [+] -149725;1359309067;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21057661 BTC [+] -149724;1359309139;pigeons;mircea_popescu: you have the Peter Lambert endorsement! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138769.msg1482389#msg1482389 -149723;1359309448;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.17228919 BTC [-] -149722;1359309466;thestringpuller;next line: Mwhuhahaha F MPEX! LOL -149721;1359309468;thestringpuller;And his Romanian Hooker Industrie. -149720;1359309526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5003 @ 0.00065131 = 3.2585 BTC [+] -149719;1359309528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12197 @ 0.0006601 = 8.0512 BTC [+] -149718;1359309638;jurov;Greets from unsystem -149717;1359309662;jurov;quite a mess, 100ppl in small room -149716;1359309710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10420 @ 0.0006601 = 6.8782 BTC [+] -149715;1359309712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12454 @ 0.00066096 = 8.2316 BTC [+] -149714;1359309713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00066435 = 0.2325 BTC [+] -149713;1359309714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 224 @ 0.00066436 = 0.1488 BTC [+] -149712;1359309741;jurov;frank braun dude talking about red pill with covered mouth -149711;1359309764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00745 = 11.92 BTC [+] -149710;1359309864;thestringpuller;wtf does that even mean? -149709;1359309875;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.17132517 BTC [-] -149708;1359309876;thestringpuller;the reason stocks go up at the end of the month is because of dividends -149707;1359309884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 218 @ 0.00745 = 1.6241 BTC [+] -149706;1359309888;thestringpuller;mpoe was at an all time high yesterday -149705;1359309915;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21131361 BTC [+] -149704;1359309973;Diablo-D3;!ticker -149703;1359309973;assbot;The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow. -149702;1359309977;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -149701;1359309978;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.86000, Best ask: 17.86999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 17.86000, 24 hour volume: 34294.32645943, 24 hour low: 16.80000, 24 hour high: 17.99999, 24 hour vwap: 17.48678 -149700;1359309989;Diablo-D3;jesus christ we're going back up again -149699;1359310162;thestringpuller;just for a little bit, the price is volatile right now... -149698;1359310188;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -149697;1359310190;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00065009 / 0.00067014 / 0.0006941 (2679116 shares, 1,795.39 BTC), 7D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065507 / 0.0007 (24905979 shares, 16,315.34 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065322 / 0.0007 (54291563 shares, 35,464.78 BTC) -149696;1359310311;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.17097757 BTC [-] -149695;1359310348;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21152998 BTC [+] -149694;1359310635;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 3 @ 0.23838039 = 0.7151 BTC [+] -149693;1359310750;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17097757 = 0.5129 BTC [-] -149692;1359310790;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.23509237 BTC [-] -149691;1359310880;thestringpuller;look at smickles bot go as the price moves XD -149690;1359310885;thestringpuller;;;ticker -149689;1359310886;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.69753, Best ask: 17.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00247, Last trade: 17.70000, 24 hour volume: 34557.18061017, 24 hour low: 16.83255, 24 hour high: 17.99999, 24 hour vwap: 17.49307 -149688;1359311070;thestringpuller;;;ticker -149687;1359311070;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.68501, Best ask: 17.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01499, Last trade: 17.70000, 24 hour volume: 34594.12117077, 24 hour low: 16.83255, 24 hour high: 17.99999, 24 hour vwap: 17.49381 -149686;1359311145;FabianB;jurov: you're just attending or also presenting coinbr? -149685;1359311199;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17094214 = 0.5128 BTC [-] -149684;1359311215;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 12 @ 0.0097 = 0.1164 BTC [-] -149683;1359311243;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21149215 BTC [-] -149682;1359311384;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.23939225 BTC [+] -149681;1359311631;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17090276 = 0.5127 BTC [-] -149680;1359311670;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.2392789 BTC [-] -149679;1359311703;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21107001 BTC [-] -149678;1359311977;jurov;I'm presenting. Dunno when,it's quite a mess. -149677;1359312077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00066436 = 11.6263 BTC [+] -149676;1359312125;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17086708 = 0.5126 BTC [-] -149675;1359312163;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.2392789 BTC [-] -149674;1359312194;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21107001 BTC [-] -149673;1359312217;smickles;< mod6> smickles: have you been up to flagstaff yet? << I've visited there years ago, but not since I moved out here. -149672;1359312253;smickles;< jurov> smickles, mpex.py -l - DISABLES logging. read teh help... << I know, but I suspected the syntax error came from the logger at the time. -149671;1359312608;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.2392789 BTC [-] -149670;1359312615;smickles;< mircea_popescu> that your bot smickles ? << could be -149669;1359312661;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.1916273 = 0.5749 BTC [+] -149668;1359312761;smickles;;;calc 16/(.17-1) -149667;1359312762;gribble;-19.2771084337 -149666;1359312848;smickles;;;calc 16/(.19+1) -149665;1359312848;gribble;13.4453781513 -149664;1359312912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 365 @ 0.00742893 = 2.7116 BTC [-] -149663;1359313017;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.1708275 = 0.5125 BTC [-] -149662;1359313050;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.2392789 BTC [-] -149661;1359313083;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21107001 BTC [-] -149660;1359313264;thestringpuller;hey smickles -149659;1359313267;thestringpuller;pm real quick? -149658;1359313415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14150 @ 0.00065333 = 9.2446 BTC [-] -149657;1359313416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1550 @ 0.00065089 = 1.0089 BTC [-] -149656;1359313476;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17017824 = 0.5105 BTC [-] -149655;1359313493;mircea_popescu;okay, this one beats all. -149654;1359313499;thestringpuller;? -149653;1359313508;mircea_popescu;someone sent me an email which literalyl reads "gpg --armor --output pubkey.txt -- export " -149652;1359313509;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.2392789 BTC [-] -149651;1359313516;kakobrekla;lol -149650;1359313544;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21107001 BTC [-] -149649;1359313564;mircea_popescu;i mean... the people sending the key and then being shocked and appaled that yes there's a reg fee i get daily nowadays and am starting to get used to. -149648;1359313567;mircea_popescu;but this i confess is new. -149647;1359313686;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -149646;1359313687;gribble;17.49 -149645;1359313703;evoorhees;mircea - how many mpex account holders are there? -149644;1359313779;smickles;lol, mircea_popescu, what did that person think would happen? -149643;1359313958;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17044449 = 0.5113 BTC [+] -149642;1359313991;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.2392789 BTC [-] -149641;1359314152;mircea_popescu;smickles yes. -149640;1359314166;mircea_popescu;evoorhees edging towards 1k paid. -149639;1359314193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9276 @ 0.00066436 = 6.1626 BTC [+] -149638;1359314194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10434 @ 0.00066537 = 6.9425 BTC [+] -149637;1359314219;evoorhees;nice -149636;1359314368;mircea_popescu;gettin' there. -149635;1359314416;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.2392789 BTC [-] -149634;1359314438;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.19310956 = 0.5793 BTC [+] -149633;1359314460;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21107001 BTC [-] -149632;1359314851;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17040888 = 0.5112 BTC [-] -149631;1359314884;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.2392789 BTC [-] -149630;1359314918;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21150956 BTC [+] -149629;1359315058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13966 @ 0.00066537 = 9.2926 BTC [+] -149628;1359315059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6660 @ 0.00066743 = 4.4451 BTC [+] -149627;1359315061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 639 @ 0.00066836 = 0.4271 BTC [+] -149626;1359315062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11285 @ 0.00066858 = 7.5449 BTC [+] -149625;1359315315;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17036906 = 0.5111 BTC [-] -149624;1359315351;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 1 @ 0.23978863 BTC [+] -149623;1359315442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00066858 = 5.4824 BTC [+] -149622;1359315765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00066858 = 4.6132 BTC [+] -149621;1359315925;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17033275 = 0.511 BTC [-] -149620;1359315952;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 3 @ 0.23931001 = 0.7179 BTC [-] -149619;1359315995;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.21104493 BTC [-] -149618;1359316027;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 3 @ 0.1881489 = 0.5644 BTC [+] -149617;1359316432;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.17029694 = 0.5109 BTC [-] -149616;1359316464;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 3 @ 0.23931001 = 0.7179 BTC [-] -149615;1359316499;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 2 @ 0.20621262 = 0.4124 BTC [+] -149614;1359316527;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 3 @ 0.21104493 = 0.6331 BTC [-] -149613;1359316563;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 3 @ 0.1881489 = 0.5644 BTC [+] -149612;1359316979;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.16995044 = 0.5099 BTC [-] -149611;1359317012;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 3 @ 0.23931001 = 0.7179 BTC [-] -149610;1359317044;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 3 @ 0.20579993 = 0.6174 BTC [-] -149609;1359317079;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 3 @ 0.21104493 = 0.6331 BTC [-] -149608;1359317110;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 2 @ 0.24718085 = 0.4944 BTC [+] -149607;1359317188;smickles;BUY ALL THE OPTIONS! -149606;1359317212;mircea_popescu;lol -149605;1359317525;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.16991446 = 0.5097 BTC [-] -149604;1359317561;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 3 @ 0.23931001 = 0.7179 BTC [-] -149603;1359317600;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 3 @ 0.20576257 = 0.6173 BTC [-] -149602;1359317603;mircea_popescu;i don't get this tho, why get 3 on this tick and 3 on the next tick -149601;1359317609;mircea_popescu;wouldn't it make sense to just get 6 ? -149600;1359317633;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 3 @ 0.21104493 = 0.6331 BTC [-] -149599;1359317669;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 1 @ 0.2471424 BTC [-] -149598;1359317698;smickles;the amount is calculated from a few inputs, it starts out as max(int(((mpexbtc / range_) / 2) / SATOSHI), 1) and is lowered by some other variables -149597;1359317758;mircea_popescu;but leaving the code aside -149596;1359317765;mircea_popescu;what sense does the behaviour make ? -149595;1359317794;mircea_popescu;either its a good buy or it isn't. -149594;1359317796;smickles;so those other variables are limiting the amount, and as these options are bought the limiting factors are raised a little -149593;1359317826;smickles;and they're hard limits that I can't do much about right now -149592;1359317857;mircea_popescu;but listen. what has materially changed from a tick to the next to make another increment worth buying, when it wasn't before ? -149591;1359317925;smickles;heh, how much usd I know I have -149590;1359317957;mircea_popescu;just... from a very fundamental perspective it seems amiss. -149589;1359317958;smickles;but listen, the thing isn't optimized, there's room for improvement in many areas and I know it -149588;1359317991;smickles;right now, it's easisist for me to take this 'one small step at a time' approach -149587;1359317998;mircea_popescu;that i can see. -149586;1359318049;mircea_popescu;im not saying it's evil or anything, just thowing 2cents. -149585;1359318056;mircea_popescu;i've never coded a bot myself. -149584;1359318106;smickles;oh don't get me wrong, it's a good 2 cents, and I knew it before you said it -149583;1359318127;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.1698747 = 0.5096 BTC [-] -149582;1359318169;smickles;EskimoBob: I should be able to answer a simple accounting question :) -149581;1359318187;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 3 @ 0.23931001 = 0.7179 BTC [-] -149580;1359318220;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 3 @ 0.2057213 = 0.6172 BTC [-] -149579;1359318228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.0006649 = 11.7022 BTC [-] -149578;1359318254;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 2 @ 0.21104493 = 0.4221 BTC [-] -149577;1359318263;smickles;EskimoBob: I haven't -149576;1359318287;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 2 @ 0.24709992 = 0.4942 BTC [-] -149575;1359318712;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 3 @ 0.16984047 = 0.5095 BTC [-] -149574;1359318746;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 3 @ 0.23931001 = 0.7179 BTC [-] -149573;1359318779;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P170T] 1 @ 0.20568576 BTC [-] -149572;1359319161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00065132 = 2.2145 BTC [-] -149571;1359319437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00065132 = 4.7872 BTC [-] -149570;1359319438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5523 @ 0.00065089 = 3.5949 BTC [-] -149569;1359319439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 370 @ 0.0006501 = 0.2405 BTC [-] -149568;1359319441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10257 @ 0.00065009 = 6.668 BTC [-] -149567;1359319786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00065445 = 15.3796 BTC [+] -149566;1359321275;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.3 = 1.5 BTC [-] -149565;1359321276;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 15 @ 0.3 = 4.5 BTC [-] -149564;1359321278;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [-] -149563;1359355673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17204 @ 0.00065627 = 11.2905 BTC [-] -149562;1359355674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11956 @ 0.000651 = 7.7834 BTC [-] -149561;1359356974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.00064714 = 14.7548 BTC [-] -149560;1359356976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.00064 = 1.248 BTC [-] -149559;1359357391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24700 @ 0.00064 = 15.808 BTC [-] -149558;1359358240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7770 @ 0.00064 = 4.9728 BTC [-] -149557;1359358241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19150 @ 0.00063948 = 12.246 BTC [-] -149556;1359358243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13080 @ 0.00063915 = 8.3601 BTC [-] -149555;1359359087;mircea_popescu;if anyone is looking for an economic/political debate --> http://trilema.com/2013/of-skimmed-milk-and-skimming-the-milk/ -149554;1359359404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23250 @ 0.00065009 = 15.1146 BTC [+] -149553;1359359636;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 13 @ 0.13 = 1.69 BTC [+] -149552;1359360178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00726989 = 2.181 BTC [+] -149551;1359360696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13324 @ 0.00065009 = 8.6618 BTC [+] -149550;1359360953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00063915 = 3.7071 BTC [-] -149549;1359360994;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.3399 = 3.399 BTC [-] -149548;1359361568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30129 @ 0.0006443 = 19.4121 BTC [+] -149547;1359361570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3421 @ 0.00063915 = 2.1865 BTC [-] -149546;1359365152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1632 @ 0.00726989 = 11.8645 BTC [+] -149545;1359365214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4408 @ 0.00064847 = 2.8585 BTC [+] -149544;1359365216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 292 @ 0.00063932 = 0.1867 BTC [-] -149543;1359365551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17851 @ 0.00063932 = 11.4125 BTC [-] -149542;1359365639;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 17 @ 0.3399 = 5.7783 BTC [-] -149541;1359365641;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.34 = 1.02 BTC [+] -149540;1359365654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10866 @ 0.00065009 = 7.0639 BTC [+] -149539;1359365655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1534 @ 0.00065787 = 1.0092 BTC [+] -149538;1359366165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8807 @ 0.00063932 = 5.6305 BTC [-] -149537;1359366167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1393 @ 0.00063915 = 0.8903 BTC [-] -149536;1359366326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1207 @ 0.00728138 = 8.7886 BTC [+] -149535;1359366482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00063915 = 8.0533 BTC [-] -149534;1359366735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19366 @ 0.00065787 = 12.7403 BTC [+] -149533;1359366737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00065822 = 12.5062 BTC [+] -149532;1359366738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1834 @ 0.00065823 = 1.2072 BTC [+] -149531;1359366944;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -149530;1359366945;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 17.92002, Best ask: 17.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02998, Last trade: 17.92001, 24 hour volume: 24197.67894909, 24 hour low: 17.21000, 24 hour high: 18.00000, 24 hour vwap: 17.77575 -149529;1359367172;smickles;ah finally, proper accounting for soebot -149528;1359367200;smickles;i have income statements, balance sheets, cash flow, equity, the works -149527;1359367201;smickles;:D -149526;1359367303;mircea_popescu;wd! -149525;1359367311;mircea_popescu;you gonna publish it ? -149524;1359367362;smickles;hmm, hadn't considered it yet -149523;1359367388;mircea_popescu;prolly a good thing for teh community -149522;1359367414;mircea_popescu;have some examples. i bet you 90% of the people who are or are considering issuing "an asset" have never seen a set of gaap statements -149521;1359367442;mircea_popescu;and since pretty much everyone is a 20something male geek, they learn by example rather than by description. -149520;1359367450;error4733;Goooood morning Coinland -149519;1359367453;mircea_popescu;hi. -149518;1359367456;error4733;http://i.qkme.me/3sr4r6.jpg -149517;1359367459;smickles;heh, i used gnucash for this. it makes proper gaap statements as far as i can tell -149516;1359367483;mircea_popescu;did they eventually resolve the debate of what btc should be called ? -149515;1359367496;mircea_popescu;error4733 tenses are fuct. -149514;1359367501;smickles;i don't think so, i had to use XXX -149513;1359367529;mircea_popescu;lol -149512;1359367536;mircea_popescu;pr0nmoniz ? -149511;1359367643;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135936043190.gif -149510;1359367650;mircea_popescu;when they crash she learns to deepthroat. -149509;1359367915;Anduck;!ticker s.dice -149508;1359367915;assbot;Aren't those tins of tobacco right there behind you? -149507;1359367919;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -149506;1359367920;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00722182 / 0.007425 / 0.00749999 (112051 shares, 831.98 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00522291 / 0.0075 (1190995 shares, 6,220.47 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00427442 / 0.0075 (10554315 shares, 45,113.65 BTC) -149505;1359367922;Anduck;fu assbot u know what i meant -149504;1359367991;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -149503;1359368295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00064792 = 9.6216 BTC [-] -149502;1359368308;Andck;hmmm -149501;1359368926;azx;good evening -149500;1359368961;mircea_popescu;hi -149499;1359369793;assbot;the ass is dead, long live the ass! -149498;1359369952;assbot;kakobrekla: https://images.encyclopediadramatica.se/5/5d/Hello.jpg -149497;1359370076;SomeoneWeird;-_- -149496;1359370087;SomeoneWeird;dntclicktht -149495;1359370171;Bowjob;goatse -149494;1359370443;azx;lol, I almost clicked that link -149493;1359381198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1907 @ 0.0073551 = 14.0262 BTC [+] -149492;1359381198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00745535 = 3.3549 BTC [+] -149491;1359381199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17643 @ 0.00749999 = 132.3223 BTC [+] -149490;1359381200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20453 @ 0.00063915 = 13.0725 BTC [-] -149489;1359381201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7147 @ 0.00063885 = 4.5659 BTC [-] -149488;1359381202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1423 @ 0.00737302 = 10.4918 BTC [-] -149487;1359381203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00064313 = 5.1129 BTC [+] -149486;1359381204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4350 @ 0.00064313 = 2.7976 BTC [+] -149485;1359381205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8893 @ 0.0006401 = 5.6924 BTC [-] -149484;1359381206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14853 @ 0.00063885 = 9.4888 BTC [-] -149483;1359381207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13804 @ 0.00063857 = 8.8148 BTC [-] -149482;1359381207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8096 @ 0.00063857 = 5.1699 BTC [-] -149481;1359381208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23317 @ 0.00063839 = 14.8853 BTC [-] -149480;1359381209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00749999 = 13.5 BTC [+] -149479;1359381210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00064427 = 9.5674 BTC [+] -149478;1359381211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00064427 = 2.7059 BTC [+] -149477;1359381212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00065228 = 5.2182 BTC [+] -149476;1359381213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6283 @ 0.00063839 = 4.011 BTC [-] -149475;1359381214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1767 @ 0.00063831 = 1.1279 BTC [-] -149474;1359381215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12526 @ 0.00065254 = 8.1737 BTC [+] -149473;1359381216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4074 @ 0.00065823 = 2.6816 BTC [+] -149472;1359381216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18109 @ 0.00064378 = 11.6582 BTC [-] -149471;1359381217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1091 @ 0.00065823 = 0.7181 BTC [+] -149470;1359381218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14283 @ 0.00063831 = 9.117 BTC [-] -149469;1359381219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 680 @ 0.00063725 = 0.4333 BTC [-] -149468;1359381220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21466 @ 0.00065182 = 13.992 BTC [+] -149467;1359381782;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [+] -149466;1359381888;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [+] -149465;1359382032;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [-] -149464;1359382034;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 20 @ 0.7003 = 14.006 BTC [-] -149463;1359382036;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 20 @ 0.7002 = 14.004 BTC [-] -149462;1359382037;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 9 @ 0.7 = 6.3 BTC [-] -149461;1359382326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6139 @ 0.00065823 = 4.0409 BTC [+] -149460;1359382328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2911 @ 0.00065999 = 1.9212 BTC [+] -149459;1359382843;jurov;"As we move forward into a world ever-filling with computers and networks, the success of Bitcoin, much like the Internet itself, liset in the actions of the people who will continue to use it and promote it and to fight on its behalf in doing so. They may take our lives, but they can never take our Bitcoin." -149458;1359382866;jurov;^^ bitcoin tabloid #6, page 57 -149457;1359382871;jurov;got for free yest -149456;1359383466;jurov;lmao yes mikhail alisie boasted they put it on the table next to cosmopolitan and circlejerk ensued "yeah, it feels similar" -149455;1359383494;jurov;so i'm leafing in it and encountered this: http://live.coinbr.com/images/bfl.jpg -149454;1359383514;jurov;had to scan it in. definitely cosmopolitan material -149453;1359383555;thestringpuller;jurov: are you russian? -149452;1359383570;jurov;no, slovak -149451;1359383585;jurov;why? -149450;1359383591;jurov;i misspelled his name? -149449;1359383657;kakobrekla;lol -149448;1359383662;kakobrekla;where is that pic from jurov -149447;1359383683;kakobrekla;ah -149446;1359383689;kakobrekla;bitcoin tabloid #6, page 57? -149445;1359383691;kakobrekla;i guess. -149444;1359383702;jurov;you want *that* drivel scanned? -149443;1359383720;jurov;but it's like 3 pages :/ -149442;1359383728;kakobrekla;its ok. -149441;1359383736;kakobrekla;ill manage without :) -149440;1359383740;kakobrekla;ty -149439;1359383758;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0074 BTC [-] -149438;1359383988;jurov;nuff fun. back to work. -149437;1359384429;kakobrekla;man -149436;1359384439;kakobrekla;been importing blockchain to postgres -149435;1359384447;kakobrekla;its taking over a week -149434;1359384451;kakobrekla;and still not done -149433;1359384459;kakobrekla;impossibru -149432;1359384584;kakobrekla;would be funny if i couldnt catch up to it. -149431;1359385042;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [+] -149430;1359385329;jurov;uh, postgres? i like it, but i'd rather use that opportunity to dive into knuth and other less known data structures -149429;1359385346;jurov;or just use files on reiser4 :D -149428;1359385465;kakobrekla;hm -149427;1359385756;pigeons;https://github.com/billstclair/fsdb -149426;1359385892;jurov;but i'm serious with the reiser4 . i heard some were using it to store deserialized xml, myself was taken aback how fast it accesses gentoo portage compared to anything else -149425;1359385917;jurov;so sad reiser was such a maniac otherwise -149424;1359386510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1419 @ 0.00065999 = 0.9365 BTC [+] -149423;1359386511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1781 @ 0.00066028 = 1.176 BTC [+] -149422;1359386730;Bugpowder;gem is about to hit 100BTC http://www.bitcoingem.com -149421;1359386897;DeadWeasel;never knew that existed. is there a history for price and number of purchases? -149420;1359386917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00065746 = 5.95 BTC [-] -149419;1359386921;DeadWeasel;found it -149418;1359387006;DeadWeasel;what an odd idea. never know when the next buyer is going to arrive though. -149417;1359387060;jurov;they heard mircea wondering what to do of these 7kbtc he suddenly got on thursday -149416;1359387078;jurov;*with these -149415;1359387105;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.0099 = 0.0198 BTC [+] -149414;1359387328;Bugpowder;you know when its gonna arrive -149413;1359387332;Bugpowder;IMMEDIATELY -149412;1359387351;Bugpowder;its very difficult to get your bid in before someone else bids. -149411;1359387358;Bugpowder;at this point -149410;1359387541;azx;jurov: reiser4 is super when you have loads of tiny files in huge piles -149409;1359387633;jurov;azx, i know. and many storage problems can be implemented in that way. -149408;1359387648;kakobreklaaa;fuckin ass. -149407;1359387659;Bugpowder;;;ticker -149406;1359387660;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.12000, Best ask: 18.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.13000, Last trade: 18.25000, 24 hour volume: 31140.10147696, 24 hour low: 17.45000, 24 hour high: 18.25000, 24 hour vwap: 17.92591 -149405;1359388165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00066029 = 4.2919 BTC [+] -149404;1359389920;thestringpuller;kakobreklaaa: wtf postgres? -149403;1359390035;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -149402;1359390037;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00722786 / 0.00744254 / 0.00749999 (122574 shares, 912.26 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00526603 / 0.0075 (1205508 shares, 6,348.25 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.0042815 / 0.0075 (10577036 shares, 45,285.60 BTC) -149401;1359390264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2267 @ 0.00066029 = 1.4969 BTC [+] -149400;1359390266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8050 @ 0.00066127 = 5.3232 BTC [+] -149399;1359390750;kakobrekla;http://bou.si/4c/1353994707219.jpg -149398;1359390781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17450 @ 0.00066411 = 11.5887 BTC [+] -149397;1359390782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.000665 = 1.0973 BTC [+] -149396;1359391542;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/2m/GT/f3aqrFT/terry-richardson-cow-wom.jpg -149395;1359391557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00743189 = 4.0875 BTC [-] -149394;1359391558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4450 @ 0.00745017 = 33.1533 BTC [+] -149393;1359391621;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.8 = 40 BTC [-] -149392;1359391894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27050 @ 0.0006627 = 17.926 BTC [-] -149391;1359392680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6158 @ 0.000665 = 4.0951 BTC [+] -149390;1359393378;topace;!ticker h sdice -149389;1359393380;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.79900000 / 0.8 / 0.81000000 (69 shares, 55.20000000 BTC), 7D: 0.44000000 / 0.60774289 / 0.81000000 (1369 shares, 832.00001806 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.49998681 / 0.81000000 (5268 shares, 2633.93051794 BTC) -149388;1359393697;pigeons;this seems odd http://bitbet.us/bet/99/mpex-s-dice-price-ranges-0-00445-0-00495/ -149387;1359394326;thestringpuller;yea why is it not closed -149386;1359395288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00745016 = 14.9003 BTC [-] -149385;1359395290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00745017 = 3.7251 BTC [+] -149384;1359395951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2393 @ 0.00066355 = 1.5879 BTC [-] -149383;1359396060;kakobrekla;why would it be closed? -149382;1359396075;kakobrekla;!ticker m s.dice -149381;1359396076;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00722786 / 0.00744277 / 0.00749999 (127674 shares, 950.25 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00527973 / 0.0075 (1204612 shares, 6,360.04 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00428374 / 0.0075 (10584536 shares, 45,341.47 BTC) -149380;1359396099;kakobrekla;hmm -149379;1359396121;kakobrekla;yeah -149378;1359396122;kakobrekla;silly. -149377;1359396419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57 @ 0.00066355 = 0.0378 BTC [-] -149376;1359396420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4775 @ 0.0006627 = 3.1644 BTC [-] -149375;1359396637;thestringpuller;when is dividends day for s.dice? -149374;1359396903;Korbman;;;ticker -149373;1359396904;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.22130, Best ask: 18.22401, Bid-ask spread: 0.00271, Last trade: 18.22130, 24 hour volume: 32164.29648754, 24 hour low: 17.60000, 24 hour high: 18.25000, 24 hour vwap: 17.99353 -149372;1359397369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 280 @ 0.0015 = 0.42 BTC [+] -149371;1359398068;kakobrekla;http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-28/bitcoin-s-gains-may-fuel-central-bank-concerns-chart-of-the-day.html -149370;1359398203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00066025 = 6.7676 BTC [-] -149369;1359398205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24566 @ 0.00065746 = 16.1512 BTC [-] -149368;1359398248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31568 @ 0.00065746 = 20.7547 BTC [-] -149367;1359398250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2232 @ 0.00065236 = 1.4561 BTC [-] -149366;1359399254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00065236 = 6.4257 BTC [-] -149365;1359399336;Korbman;kakobrekla: that article is a bit disconcerning -149364;1359399364;Korbman;I'd like to think Bitcoin is gaining traction, but not nearly enough to undermine a bank -149363;1359399370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2268 @ 0.00066028 = 1.4975 BTC [+] -149362;1359399372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00066159 = 6.4174 BTC [+] -149361;1359399373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1232 @ 0.00066499 = 0.8193 BTC [+] -149360;1359400523;DeadWeasel;nice article kakobrekla -149359;1359400639;jurov;http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2013/01/28/government-ban-on-bitcoin-would-fail-miserably/ -149358;1359400659;jurov;other opinion. quite saner. -149357;1359401076;DeadWeasel;thank you -149356;1359401078;jcpham;good 'ol matonis -149355;1359401089;jcpham;poking a stick at the gubment -149354;1359401124;Bugpowder;;;ticker -149353;1359401125;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.23500, Best ask: 18.29800, Bid-ask spread: 0.06300, Last trade: 18.23500, 24 hour volume: 32801.03890254, 24 hour low: 17.60000, 24 hour high: 18.29800, 24 hour vwap: 18.01947 -149352;1359401138;Bugpowder;dudes -149351;1359401148;Bugpowder;are we going to seriously challenge $20 again -149350;1359401171;kakobrekla;yeah -149349;1359401172;kakobrekla;so sad -149348;1359401240;Bugpowder;;;asks 20 -149347;1359401240;jcpham;make me want to cry -149346;1359401242;gribble;There are currently 37282.992 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 710857.914524 USD in total. -149345;1359401261;thestringpuller;;;bids 17 -149344;1359401263;gribble;There are currently 17502.231 bitcoins demanded at or over 17.0 USD, worth 305581.921765 USD in total. -149343;1359401272;thestringpuller;;;bids 18 -149342;1359401274;gribble;There are currently 1048.9977 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 18980.1324954 USD in total. -149341;1359401287;Bugpowder;I am feeling better about drunken purchse of 4,000 calls on Sat night at the ask. -149340;1359401317;thestringpuller;what C180? -149339;1359401324;Bugpowder;C170-200 -149338;1359401378;thestringpuller;is 17 worth more now? -149337;1359401411;Bugpowder;the asks are all up 4-7% -149336;1359401422;Bugpowder;and the bot hasn't yet caught up to the rise in price. -149335;1359401441;Bugpowder;no buyers out there though -149334;1359401443;Bugpowder;for now -149333;1359401470;thestringpuller;what do you do if the price begins to fall? -149332;1359401495;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C170T -149331;1359401517;thestringpuller;come one assbot -149330;1359401519;Bugpowder;I dunno -149329;1359401526;Bugpowder;we are still 25 days out -149328;1359401531;Bugpowder;not gonna panic sell -149327;1359401551;Bugpowder;just keep them up just under mope bot -149326;1359401562;Bugpowder;someone will probably buy them eventually -149325;1359401670;Korbman;!ticker m s.dice -149324;1359401694;Bugpowder;Over 100k bet on S.DICE since the last doog post -149323;1359401719;Bugpowder;1 million in bets might be in play this month -149322;1359401853;kakobrekla;again this. -149321;1359402119;awkorama;hello everyone -149320;1359402140;awkorama;does anyone know whether there is a full credit market somewhere in bitcoin ? -149319;1359402155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24700 @ 0.00065395 = 16.1526 BTC [-] -149318;1359402181;assbot;sorru guise, im sick. -149317;1359402257;jurov;awkorama, hello, what do you mean? -149316;1359402274;awkorama;some exchange, where I can trade credit derivatives -149315;1359402286;awkorama;mainly credit default swaps that is -149314;1359402329;Korbman;!ticker m s.dice -149313;1359402331;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00722786 / 0.0074427 / 0.00749999 (125491 shares, 933.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00528 / 0.0075 (1201012 shares, 6,341.35 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00428374 / 0.0075 (10584536 shares, 45,341.47 BTC) -149312;1359402352;jurov;dunno.. and bitcoin defaulted loans are usually worthless -149311;1359402371;awkorama;well they wouldn't be if there was protection to buy -149310;1359402429;DeadWeasel;sounds like a business opportunity for you awkorama -149309;1359402461;jurov;i mean, it's impossible to price such a thing reasonably.. but if you can yes it's opportunity -149308;1359402488;awkorama;demand and supply is enough for pricing I suppose -149307;1359402541;awkorama;and I don't know what the difference would be, trading CDS's on public corporation (e.g. IBM) or on S.DICE.. same thing really -149306;1359402574;DeadWeasel;i loathe things I don't understand. Credit Default Swaps are one of those things (there are many). -149305;1359402593;awkorama;DeadWeasel: do you understand shorting ? -149304;1359402621;mod6;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Credit_default_swap -149303;1359402649;Bugpowder;;;ticker -149302;1359402650;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.42990, Best ask: 18.44997, Bid-ask spread: 0.02007, Last trade: 18.45000, 24 hour volume: 37939.91168858, 24 hour low: 17.60000, 24 hour high: 18.45000, 24 hour vwap: 18.06613 -149301;1359402684;Bugpowder;counterparty risk in bitcoin world is astronomical -149300;1359402697;Bugpowder;people have made reinsurance and default insurance funds -149299;1359402700;Bugpowder;they were all scams -149298;1359402719;Bugpowder;or so ineptly run so as to approximate scams (usagi for example) -149297;1359402734;mod6;^^^^ -149296;1359402766;awkorama;i understand that otc cds market would not work, that's why exchange + clearing house that is (more trusted) is required -149295;1359402783;awkorama;that would escro the collateral -149294;1359402792;awkorama;escrow** -149293;1359402837;DeadWeasel;so it's loan insurance? -149292;1359402843;DeadWeasel;it's turtles all the way down... -149291;1359402845;awkorama;yes -149290;1359402865;DeadWeasel;thx for link. figured it would be more complicated. -149289;1359402865;awkorama;sorry, what does that idiom mean? -149288;1359402941;DeadWeasel;after checking the wiki, it is not an apt metaphor. -149287;1359402943;DeadWeasel;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turtles_all_the_way_down -149286;1359402974;jurov;awkorama, actually do you see any two parties atm where cds would work? -149285;1359402989;awkorama;yes -149284;1359402995;jurov;for example? -149283;1359403003;jurov;i mean in bitcoinland -149282;1359403010;awkorama;somebody wanting to short s.dice -149281;1359403057;awkorama;vs. someone trying to invest in it indirectly -149280;1359403059;jurov;smickles already offers s.dice for shorting -149279;1359403102;jurov;now if he wanted to use cds to insure the loan, how would he go about it? -149278;1359403169;awkorama;he would buy CDS -149277;1359403213;awkorama;in the event of default (determined by the exchange on objective conditions) he would receive the principal -149276;1359403227;jurov;yes. but how would you price the cds (if you were selling them)? that would be insane -149275;1359403264;awkorama;as a seller of protection ? -149274;1359403335;awkorama;mainly using the interest rate + research on the reference entity -149273;1359403374;jurov;in a situation like... on btcjam is only some 78% loans paid. and they ask personal info to eventually recover these loans later -149272;1359403389;jurov;we don't have much personal info between us -149271;1359403406;awkorama;well then that protection would be bloody expensive -149270;1359403420;awkorama;because the loan itself is risky -149269;1359403523;jurov;mircea already did experiment with CDOs, and it didn't go well exactly cause of this -149268;1359403565;awkorama;78% is a bad overall rate, I give you that -149267;1359403576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17429 @ 0.00065149 = 11.3548 BTC [-] -149266;1359403724;awkorama;but in theory CDS's should help here, cause they generally increase liquidity of debt -149265;1359403801;jurov;one can't just transplant real life financials here, just reinvent them. I think MPOE was so successful cause it is basically short-term. It loans every month anew. -149264;1359403803;awkorama;meaning, if I lend someone 100BTC today and tommorow I don't feel like having such big exposure to him anymore, I can just insure some part of that debt -149263;1359403857;jurov;the mpoe contract is clear and for the issuer has incentive to stick to it -149262;1359403913;awkorama;how do these options btw work on MPEx, is the seller required to pay collateral (since he has potential unlimited loss) ? -149261;1359403937;Bugpowder;yes -149260;1359403946;Bugpowder;1btc for calls -149259;1359403950;Bugpowder;a bit more for puts -149258;1359403955;Bugpowder;max loss is 1btc on calls -149257;1359403963;Bugpowder;max loss is Inf btc on put -149256;1359403972;Bugpowder;but at btc = -149255;1359403981;awkorama;yeah, sure -149254;1359403995;Bugpowder;btc = $0, who cares about being down Inf bitcoins -149253;1359404024;Bugpowder;http://mpex.co/faq.html -149252;1359404067;jurov;that is not exactly explained in the faq -149251;1359404077;Bugpowder;the collateral reqs on the SPLIT order are a bit harsh. I think you should get 100 of each side for 100BTC, cause if one side goes to max, the other side is a zero. -149250;1359404100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00065395 = 1.6349 BTC [+] -149249;1359404102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00066499 = 5.1204 BTC [+] -149248;1359404107;Bugpowder;"Each CALL requires 1 BTC of collateral irrespective of strike. Each PUT requires an amount of collateral equal to strike / spot BTC ." -149247;1359404122;Bugpowder;^^ from the FAQ -149246;1359404136;jurov;i mean the reasoning behind that isn't there -149245;1359404174;Bugpowder;lim of (x-s)/x as x -> Inf is pretty clear -149244;1359404223;Bugpowder;why u don't need Inf colateral for the puts is not explained -149243;1359404242;Bugpowder;nor is the puts equation correct in the faq it seems -149242;1359404256;Bugpowder;I always get less puts then I think I'm gonna get -149241;1359404280;jurov;i think cause btc can go 50% up and then 50% down in one month -149240;1359404406;Bugpowder_;hehe it can do that in a WEEK -149239;1359405110;mircea_popescu;ahh what's new ? -149238;1359405393;mircea_popescu;lol jurov -149237;1359405395;mircea_popescu;that an ad ? -149236;1359405404;jurov;y -149235;1359405480;jurov;oh and there's a mention of Mircea Popescu -149234;1359405526;jurov;they cite your article "The Reason Why Bitcoin Securities Can't be regulated by the SEC" -149233;1359405528;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -149232;1359405529;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.30000, Best ask: 18.42591, Bid-ask spread: 0.12591, Last trade: 18.30000, 24 hour volume: 39943.63867461, 24 hour low: 17.61001, 24 hour high: 18.45000, 24 hour vwap: 18.09211 -149231;1359405562;mircea_popescu; some exchange, where I can trade credit derivatives << explain. -149230;1359405609;mircea_popescu;jurov srsly ?! which one ? -149229;1359405630;awkorama;mircea_popescu: I already kind of did, is there anything that you don't understand from the conversation that followed my initial question ? -149228;1359405658;mircea_popescu;i don't see that any of that pertains to credit derivatives tho. -149227;1359405720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00065149 = 11.2708 BTC [-] -149226;1359405721;jurov;it's in Bitcoin and the Law article, btcmag #6, not signed -149225;1359405739;mircea_popescu;o, on paper ? -149224;1359405744;jurov;yea -149223;1359405745;mircea_popescu;make me a pic would you ? can you even ? -149222;1359405746;awkorama;by credit derivatives I mainly meant various CDS contracts, I am not really interested in CDO's or CDO^2's -149221;1359405753;jurov;yes, mmnt -149220;1359405755;mircea_popescu;awkorama cds on what, specificqally ? -149219;1359405761;mircea_popescu;there's mpoe bonds in btc and that's about it. -149218;1359405781;awkorama;well you can have CDS on equity as well -149217;1359405793;awkorama;and also on general loans -149216;1359405799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11068 @ 0.00066499 = 7.3601 BTC [+] -149215;1359405801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14192 @ 0.000665 = 9.4377 BTC [+] -149214;1359405802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00066582 = 1.4981 BTC [+] -149213;1359405804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9683 @ 0.00066591 = 6.448 BTC [+] -149212;1359405831;mircea_popescu;i guess you could... -149211;1359405842;mircea_popescu;there was an attempt, the mpcd series -149210;1359405852;mircea_popescu;it failed miserably. -149209;1359405890;awkorama;because what I feel strongly in the bitcoin world is that it is hard to trust anyone, so spreading the risk is the next logical step -149208;1359406126;mircea_popescu;do you want to read the mpcd history ? -149207;1359406134;Ukto;hmm, can someone explain this to me.. 29k share sissued.. yet tyere are over 29k shares on the ask list... https://btct.co/security/BTC-BOND -149206;1359406139;Bugpowder_;I enjoyed the mpcd experience -149205;1359406160;Ukto;er 29k outstanding -149204;1359406161;mircea_popescu;Ukto they allow naked shorts ? -149203;1359406168;Ukto;dont think so -149202;1359406170;Bugpowder_;it was fun exiting each tranche before it exploded -149201;1359406178;mircea_popescu;heh. -149200;1359406183;Ukto;i cant post asks for more shares than I have -149199;1359406308;mircea_popescu;0.0 -149198;1359406333;Ukto;hence my "wtf" -149197;1359406337;Bugpowder_;So I am curious. What is the rationale for having the collateral requirements so high for split orders. Since one side is a zero if the other side goes up, shouldn't a reasonable deposit for 50 calls and ~50 puts be 50BTC instead of 100BTC? -149196;1359406360;mircea_popescu;Ukto that sounds like the very definition of "they allow naked shorting" -149195;1359406423;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ sort of a dampening factor. -149194;1359406453;Bugpowder_;its an exercise issue? -149193;1359406454;Ukto;oh yes -149192;1359406457;Ukto;i ment to say yes earlier -149191;1359406462;Ukto;not dont think so -149190;1359406469;Ukto;not sure wtf i was typing -149189;1359406474;Bugpowder_;to prevent catastropic loss from a spike than crash? -149188;1359406479;Bugpowder_;ala august? -149187;1359406612;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ something like that. you're thinking "momentarily one is zero" this is true, but whiplash could make someone lose on both ends -149186;1359406835;jurov;mircea_popescu, http://live.coinbr.com/images/bitcoin_law.pdf , page 3 -149185;1359406847;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139529.msg1485624#msg1485624 i take it you're buying ? :p -149184;1359406853;mircea_popescu;jurov danke -149183;1359406871;Bugpowder_;I guess I just wish it wouldn't charge me for the deposit until the created contracts sold. -149182;1359406893;jurov;not exactly nice to read, they seem to used anti-OCR background :P -149181;1359406965;mircea_popescu;jurov i was gonna say WHAT THE FUCK ios that -149180;1359406968;Bugpowder_;well I tried to withdraw 100BTC from MPEX on Saturday to buy the gem, but never got my withdrawl -149179;1359406974;Bugpowder_; -149178;1359406975;mircea_popescu;is thsi thing printed on cheap cloth -149177;1359406987;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ you sure you actually had the cash ? -149176;1359406989;Bugpowder_;maybe I placed some buy orders after that -149175;1359406997;Bugpowder_;and that blocked it -149174;1359407012;jurov;it looks much better... but the halftoning clashes with my scanner -149173;1359407021;mircea_popescu;a a -149172;1359407028;mircea_popescu;so basically... you're pirateing here -149171;1359407067;jurov;Reproduction without writtenm permission is strictly prohibited. -149170;1359407084;mircea_popescu;you dun goofed -149169;1359407192;Bugpowder_;seriously, what did the website owner THINK was gonna happen with the gem -149168;1359407225;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ its one of two things : either a scam to sell a worthless site to some dumbass "investor" (which is what i suspect, he;'s been buying his own gem) -149167;1359407239;Bugpowder;everything about the bitcoin world suggests that the price would rapidly go to 1000BTC+ -149166;1359407242;mircea_popescu;or else what the forum says, ie, he's passing the buck and then new owner dissapears, a la tom's azns -149165;1359407247;mircea_popescu;nah. -149164;1359407579;Bugpowder;Starting to look a lot like last thursday -149163;1359407600;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.3351 = 5.0265 BTC [-] -149162;1359407602;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.333 = 3.33 BTC [-] -149161;1359407615;Bugpowder;bidwall flashing at 18.20 -149160;1359407675;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -149159;1359407675;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.32401, Best ask: 18.39988, Bid-ask spread: 0.07587, Last trade: 18.32401, 24 hour volume: 40611.11390206, 24 hour low: 17.67720, 24 hour high: 18.45000, 24 hour vwap: 18.10523 -149158;1359407683;mircea_popescu;cool. -149157;1359407701;thestringpuller;17 looks like real price... -149156;1359407736;Bugpowder;I dunno dude -149155;1359407745;Bugpowder;17 looks like a technical floor -149154;1359407795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.00065149 = 13.3555 BTC [-] -149153;1359407836;mircea_popescu;i dun imagine it does under 18 myself -149152;1359407898;JWU_42;<+amphipod> Jan28 19:17:19 mtgox x194 4,003.9372 @ 18.49732098 USD -149151;1359407902;JWU_42;beefy -149150;1359408004;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 i dunno how to read that, is it 4k btc in 194 diff orders ? -149149;1359408010;Bugpowder_;we just poked thru the 18.50 wall? -149148;1359408013;Bugpowder_;nice -149147;1359408018;JWU_42;yep -149146;1359408034;JWU_42;well - 194 different asks IIRC -149145;1359408041;mircea_popescu;i remember the days buying 4k btc didn't run you 10k -149144;1359408052;Bugpowder_;;;ask 20 -149143;1359408053;gribble;Error: "ask" is not a valid command. -149142;1359408055;Bugpowder_;;;asks 20 -149141;1359408057;gribble;There are currently 28609.726 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 551692.514158 USD in total. -149140;1359408064;Bugpowder_;that is down from over 40,000 a few hours ago -149139;1359408066;JWU_42;hmm -149138;1359408075;JWU_42;;;asks 19 -149137;1359408076;Bugpowder_;mtgox weekend delay coming thru -149136;1359408076;gribble;There are currently 11455.979 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 215539.007546 USD in total. -149135;1359408080;mircea_popescu;jurov i wonder if i get a complimentary mag since i'm being quited in it :D -149134;1359408093;Bugpowder_;see the drop on thurs -149133;1359408095;Bugpowder_;wire money -149132;1359408101;Bugpowder_;buy coins on monday -149131;1359408108;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ ya sounds likely. -149130;1359408124;Bugpowder_;this is why I bot calls on Saturday -149129;1359408143;Bugpowder_;That, and this http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/4/16909 -149128;1359408152;mircea_popescu;“I think the ECB obviously is concerned, and it’s not reputational,” said Steve Hanke, a professor at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore -149127;1359408157;mircea_popescu;dude seriously ?! -149126;1359408170;mircea_popescu;what the fuck does that mean and when did they start doing the whole university thing in baltimore. -149125;1359408225;Bugpowder_;johns hopkins? -149124;1359408245;Bugpowder_;1876 -149123;1359408256;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ im just hatin' -149122;1359408339;mircea_popescu;the curse of bitcoin : it can't get any coverage unless it's either a) completely clueless or else b) incredibly fanboish -149121;1359408347;mircea_popescu;it seems there can't be someone who gets it and doesn't care. -149120;1359408412;mircea_popescu;also matonis fucked up his link to the moldbug guy -149119;1359409225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00065424 = 7.5892 BTC [+] -149118;1359409228;Bowjob;Whoa. 3 new dice winners -149117;1359409234;mircea_popescu;big ? -149116;1359409241;Bowjob;I mean on the leaderboards -149115;1359409359;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1500 @ 0.0074 = 11.1 BTC [-] -149114;1359409401;jurov;would the SPLIT on O.BTCUSD.P160T for 2BTC make 1 put option or none? -149113;1359409443;mircea_popescu;prolly none -149112;1359409460;mircea_popescu;um -149111;1359409463;mircea_popescu;actually prolly 1 -149110;1359409569;jurov;what's the formula? -149109;1359409590;jurov;bugpowder has just complained bout it, too -149108;1359409698;jurov;strike/current would be 16/18 , that means collateral below 1BTC? -149107;1359409725;mircea_popescu;it takes a leetal more. not very much -149106;1359410051;Bugpowder_;enough to push S.DICE thru 0.0075? -149105;1359410051;Bugpowder_;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1485906#msg1485906 -149104;1359410324;Bugpowder_;;;ticker -149103;1359410325;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.50501, Best ask: 18.60708, Bid-ask spread: 0.10207, Last trade: 18.50501, 24 hour volume: 47219.24403078, 24 hour low: 17.67720, 24 hour high: 18.63895, 24 hour vwap: 18.16932 -149102;1359410388;mircea_popescu;SD Profit after fees: 51037.02759636 BTC (1.939%) -149101;1359410390;mircea_popescu;whoa ? -149100;1359410414;Bugpowder_;yah -149099;1359410422;Bugpowder_;over 100k bet in the last 24. -149098;1359410506;Bugpowder_;840,000 BTC bet this month -149097;1359410530;cheebydi;wait. what?! -149096;1359410533;mircea_popescu;huge. -149095;1359410539;Bugpowder_;yup -149094;1359410546;Ukto;its been over a decade since i dod stock market stuffs.. if i have $10k in an eTrade account or w/e, and and put up a bid for a total of $10k on something that sits on the books, I can't just place another bid p to $10k for another asset, right? -149093;1359410603;pigeons;right -149092;1359410612;pigeons;they copied the way bitfunder does it -149091;1359410747;Ukto;LOL -149090;1359410756;Ukto;you mean, Bitfunder does it the "normal" way -149089;1359410775;mircea_popescu;Ukto it's been debated in the forum numerous times. people who know better figure "it helps liquidity" -149088;1359410785;Ukto;but its a lie. -149087;1359410794;mircea_popescu;if you want i can have the girl dig up the old posts. -149086;1359410799;dub;dun worri, glbse 3 will have it -149085;1359410800;Ukto;on btct, I can fill my account with 100btc, put up to 100btc orders on each asset, and withdraw the 100btc -149084;1359410805;Ukto;and then its a complete, lie -149083;1359410844;mircea_popescu;dub speaking of which, what's happening to nefario's comeback thing ? -149082;1359410854;mircea_popescu;did he get the financing eventually ? -149081;1359410868;dub;not heard anything about it -149080;1359410879;Ukto;Regardless of 'pumping the numbers', i think traders have a right to knwo that a bid is actually backed, and not just a fake number on the books. -149079;1359410943;mircea_popescu;traders are free to figure it out neh ? -149078;1359410973;Ukto;I just cant bring myself to knowingly allow lies and inaccuracy on my system. -149077;1359410985;Ukto;I will be letting Deprived know that it just wont be happening. -149076;1359410986;mircea_popescu;so then don't. -149075;1359411005;Ukto;;;tslb -149074;1359411008;gribble;Time since last block: 33 minutes and 12 seconds -149073;1359411057;mircea_popescu;on btct, I can fill my account with 100btc, put up to 100btc orders on each asset, and withdraw the 100btc << this is pretty rich tho -149072;1359411063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00065424 = 1.0468 BTC [+] -149071;1359411084;dub;thats awesome -149070;1359411091;mircea_popescu;it's like... -149069;1359411097;mircea_popescu;i wonder what bernanke's waiting for -149068;1359411104;mircea_popescu;should be in the fucking exchange rules for usd. -149067;1359411200;dub;someone should rinse/repeat that and make a trillion btc wall -149066;1359411217;mircea_popescu;just for the lulz -149065;1359411220;mircea_popescu;? -149064;1359411234;dub;also for win -149063;1359411256;mircea_popescu;someone should make the whole thing -149062;1359411258;mircea_popescu;1. fake asset -149061;1359411262;mircea_popescu;2. fake bid and ask walls -149060;1359411265;mircea_popescu;3. ??? -149059;1359411268;mircea_popescu;4. !!! -149058;1359411270;mircea_popescu;5. etc -149057;1359411278;dub;99. profit -149056;1359411291;mircea_popescu;34. pr0n first -149055;1359411314;Ukto;dub: you coudl do it with muliple accounts -149054;1359411324;Ukto;tho that would be obvious and burnside would prolly ban you for it. at least.. those accounts -149053;1359411325;Ukto;lol -149052;1359411328;jurov;or just match orders on one popular asset and closely watch the orderbook of others -149051;1359411344;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135491.msg1485958#msg1485958 lol @daniel having a shitfit -149050;1359411422;Ukto;LOL -149049;1359411458;dub;that dude is retarded -149048;1359411500;DeadWeasel;gettin high on his own supply -149047;1359411534;mircea_popescu;he has a point, we really ought to discourage that sort of shit -149046;1359411552;mircea_popescu;the guy clearly is professionally breaking the law. -149045;1359411555;mircea_popescu;not in a good way either. -149044;1359411639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18880 @ 0.00065424 = 12.3521 BTC [+] -149043;1359411840;DeadWeasel;If you had gold, what would you do with it? -149042;1359411863;mircea_popescu;sell it. -149041;1359411875;dub;make a golden fist -149040;1359411882;mircea_popescu;and buy bitcoinz. -149039;1359412051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 770 @ 0.00065424 = 0.5038 BTC [+] -149038;1359412052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9351 @ 0.00065534 = 6.1281 BTC [+] -149037;1359412054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2779 @ 0.00066591 = 1.8506 BTC [+] -149036;1359412416;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 5 @ 0.22362465 = 1.1181 BTC [+] -149035;1359412428;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -149034;1359412429;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.70001, Best ask: 18.74988, Bid-ask spread: 0.04987, Last trade: 18.70001, 24 hour volume: 51140.36456515, 24 hour low: 17.67720, 24 hour high: 18.75000, 24 hour vwap: 18.22004 -149033;1359412481;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 10 @ 0.19810428 = 1.981 BTC [+] -149032;1359412528;DeadWeasel;that's the plan -149031;1359412534;DeadWeasel;wish I'd done it at 1900 -149030;1359412548;DeadWeasel;but it's in another state in a deposit box dammit -149029;1359412559;mircea_popescu;yah well. -149028;1359412568;mircea_popescu;exactly why i'd sell it lol. problem typified -149027;1359412572;mircea_popescu;"Chart Of The Day: Is The ECB Responsible For The Second Coming Of BitCoin? | Zero Hedge: -149026;1359412575;DeadWeasel;good point -149025;1359412578;mircea_popescu;bah, can they get sillier ? -149024;1359412591;Korbman;Anybody find it odd that Avalon has sort of..disappeared? Website and all.. -149023;1359412601;Diablo-D3;they ran aground, basically -149022;1359412602;mircea_popescu;here's bitcoin. let us try and pin some irrelevant fiat idiocy to it because it's not possible for fiat to be irrelevant -149021;1359412610;mircea_popescu;Korbman nope. -149020;1359412664;Korbman;mircea_popescu: haha yeah, I figured as much -149019;1359412707;dub;inb4 chinese new year relic collector -149018;1359412745;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/34/an-asic-unit-from-either-bfl-avalon-or/ -149017;1359412763;Diablo-D3;heh -149016;1359412764;mircea_popescu;this bet. still not resolved. specifically for that reason. -149015;1359412771;Diablo-D3;well hows this -149014;1359412773;Diablo-D3;when I get the board -149013;1359412775;Diablo-D3;Ill take photos of it -149012;1359412795;mircea_popescu;sure. -149011;1359412811;Diablo-D3;and then I wont share the photos because Ill be too busy being rich -149010;1359412837;dub;take pic in front of your DC with windmills in the background -149009;1359412894;Diablo-D3;dub: I plan on doing that anyhow -149008;1359412937;mircea_popescu;http://buttcoin.org/bitcoin-community-spotlight-johnniewalker -149007;1359412942;mircea_popescu;hey, this is back from the dead -149006;1359412997;mircea_popescu;also http://buttcoin.org/the-buttgem -149005;1359413133;iz;heheh -149004;1359413147;smickles;< Bugpowder> I always get less puts then I think I'm gonna get< that's b/c there is a volatility secret sauce in the calc -149003;1359413210;Korbman;haha -149002;1359413452;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -149001;1359413453;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00722786 / 0.0074427 / 0.00749999 (125491 shares, 933.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.0052797 / 0.0075 (1193791 shares, 6,302.87 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00428374 / 0.0075 (10584536 shares, 45,341.47 BTC) -149000;1359413476;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.0074427/0.0042837 -148999;1359413477;gribble;1.7374465999 -148998;1359413529;mircea_popescu;;;calc (0.0074427*18.75)/(0.0042837*13.75) -148997;1359413530;gribble;2.3692453635 -148996;1359413544;mircea_popescu;150% monthly gains. this is the stuff legends are made out of. -148995;1359413557;mircea_popescu;the 10k btc pizza and the 150% a month s.dice investment. -148994;1359413576;smickles;if it was on large volume, it'd sound like the beginning of the rothschilds -148993;1359413583;mircea_popescu;it IS on large volume tho. -148992;1359413596;mircea_popescu;;;calc 45341.47 * 15 -148991;1359413597;gribble;680122.05 -148990;1359413605;mircea_popescu;well, for some values of "large" -148989;1359413609;smickles;really? something like 400 million dollars? -148988;1359413634;smickles;if i recally the story of nathan r. correctly -148987;1359413634;mircea_popescu;large as in "large number of blowjobs" not as in "large number of private jets" -148986;1359413727;smickles;I do prefer to think in terms of % anyway -148985;1359413761;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.07**4.5 -148984;1359413761;gribble;1.35589793584 -148983;1359413774;mircea_popescu;pirate was a pittance by comparison. -148982;1359413837;smickles;heh, i'm up 2500% since june 2011 -148981;1359413841;smickles;or thereabouts -148980;1359413884;DeadWeasel;x25 nice -148979;1359413890;pizzaman1337;crazy -148978;1359413965;smickles;what's crazy is mpex -148977;1359414008;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMNgbISmF4I -148976;1359414022;DeadWeasel;;;asks 20 -148975;1359414024;gribble;There are currently 25617.646 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 496507.979567 USD in total. -148974;1359414258;smickles;;;asks 22 -148973;1359414260;gribble;There are currently 32872.269 bitcoins offered at or under 22.0 USD, worth 648012.998936 USD in total. -148972;1359414263;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -148971;1359414267;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.80000000 / 0.80016949 / 0.81000000 (59 shares, 47.21000000 BTC), 7D: 0.44000000 / 0.61008278 / 0.81000000 (1329 shares, 810.80001806 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.49998681 / 0.81000000 (5268 shares, 2633.93051794 BTC) -148970;1359414268;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc sdice -148969;1359414270;assbot;Hell, ain't we about more fucked than a whore at closin' time, huh? -148968;1359414277;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc s.dice -148967;1359414279;assbot;You had the last Philistine. This one's mine. -148966;1359414283;mircea_popescu;wtf is it called -148965;1359414289;mircea_popescu;omg why people can't keep to standards -148964;1359414295;smickles;btct.co? -148963;1359414297;dub;that johnniewalker video is wtf -148962;1359414304;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc gsdpt -148961;1359414305;assbot;[BTCT:GSDPT] 1D: 0.0072 / 0.0074 / 0.0075 (2385 shares, 17.6 BTC), 7D: 0.0046 / 0.01 / 0.0075 (16823 shares, 106.4 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.01 / 0.0075 (27927 shares, 159.5 BTC) -148960;1359414307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00065149 = 1.8567 BTC [-] -148959;1359414330;mircea_popescu;!ticker hf sdice -148958;1359414331;assbot;Have you got any tobacco? -148957;1359414339;mircea_popescu;!ticker bf sdice -148956;1359414340;assbot;Aren't those tins of tobacco right there behind you? -148955;1359414346;mircea_popescu;Ukto what;'s it called on yoru thing ? -148954;1359414377;smickles;!help my ass -148953;1359414378;assbot;List of commands: -148952;1359414379;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -148951;1359414389;mircea_popescu;o, stuill no bitfunder ? -148950;1359414529;jurov;sry, Ukto had to code MPBPT stuff like deissuing shares/freezing assets -148949;1359414563;jurov;when he finishes "nuke the asset" button i'll release him -148948;1359414589;mircea_popescu;whats mpbpt -148947;1359414614;jurov;https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.MPBPT-E -148946;1359414637;jurov;i suspect i'm quite a headache for him with that monthly revolving -148945;1359414674;mircea_popescu;o o -148944;1359414878;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.0261 = 0.0522 BTC [+] -148943;1359414879;smickles;;;asks 19 -148942;1359414881;gribble;There are currently 7831.5312 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 148281.124239 USD in total. -148941;1359415047;smickles;;;calc -19/(.198-1) -148940;1359415047;gribble;23.6907730673 -148939;1359415213;smickles;;;calc -18/(.31-1) -148938;1359415213;gribble;26.0869565217 -148937;1359415267;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 8 @ 0.0099 = 0.0792 BTC [+] -148936;1359415620;smickles;;;calc -19/(.17-1) -148935;1359415620;gribble;22.8915662651 -148934;1359415707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1249 @ 0.007395 = 9.2364 BTC [-] -148933;1359415824;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -148932;1359415825;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.75212, Best ask: 18.79998, Bid-ask spread: 0.04786, Last trade: 18.75215, 24 hour volume: 52294.18354101, 24 hour low: 17.75000, 24 hour high: 18.80000, 24 hour vwap: 18.25176 -148931;1359415835;mircea_popescu;we're breaking 19 aren't we. -148930;1359415851;mod6;:D -148929;1359416297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20039 @ 0.00066591 = 13.3442 BTC [+] -148928;1359416441;jurov;Diablo-D3 since you're getting teh asic, care to buy some X.IDIFF.MAR ? -148927;1359416452;Diablo-D3;nope. -148926;1359416459;jurov;why? -148925;1359416465;Diablo-D3;I dont play those games -148924;1359416766;Bugpowder_;;;asks 18 -148923;1359416768;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 18.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -148922;1359416775;Bugpowder_;;;bids 18 -148921;1359416776;gribble;There are currently 11782.413 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 214619.864681 USD in total. -148920;1359416909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 642 @ 0.007395 = 4.7476 BTC [-] -148919;1359417267;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 40 @ 0.0074 = 0.296 BTC [-] -148918;1359417381;DeadWease;;;asks 19.2 -148917;1359417383;gribble;There are currently 11396.816 bitcoins offered at or under 19.2 USD, worth 216605.517169 USD in total. -148916;1359417490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0006537 = 0.6537 BTC [-] -148915;1359417492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00065369 = 7.5501 BTC [-] -148914;1359417789;jurov;another gem: www.btchyip.com 0.30 % daily -148913;1359417807;jurov;;;calc 1.003**30 -148912;1359417807;gribble;1.09402687487 -148911;1359417914;mircea_popescu;lol. -148910;1359417928;mircea_popescu;srsly, less than mpoe bnonds ?! -148909;1359418118;DeadWease;;;ticker -148908;1359418119;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.78001, Best ask: 18.81997, Bid-ask spread: 0.03996, Last trade: 18.78001, 24 hour volume: 52827.67385708, 24 hour low: 17.75000, 24 hour high: 18.85000, 24 hour vwap: 18.26568 -148907;1359418702;smickles;;;asks 19 -148906;1359418704;gribble;There are currently 6900.5812 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 130674.028466 USD in total. -148905;1359418718;DeadWeasel_;crap, i left my IRC on at work, I'm not gonna get banned or booted am i? -148904;1359418736;smickles;why would you? -148903;1359418746;smickles;and why don't you ghost it -148902;1359418755;DeadWeasel_;i have no idea, haven't used IRC in 7 years, just got back in for bitcoin -148901;1359418780;DeadWeasel_;bitcoin-bots banned me for somereason. only connected once, didn't say anything. weird. -148900;1359418785;smickles;/msg nickserv help ghost -148899;1359418791;smickles;DeadWeasel_: ^^ -148898;1359418848;smickles;:) -148897;1359418849;DeadWeasel_;wow, thanks. -148896;1359418858;DeadWeasel_;i'll rtfm next time. -148895;1359418910;smickles;always a wise choice to rtfm :D -148894;1359418932;DeadWeasel_;too many fm! -148893;1359418942;DeadWeasel_;slow and steady I guess -148892;1359419336;jurov;this btc tabloid is hilarious: "GLBSE went from being a scam-ridden backwater to the home of hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of investment funds." -148891;1359419421;jborkl;What does a proper buy order look like? -148890;1359419447;mircea_popescu;jurov can they name one of them funds ?! -148889;1359419458;mircea_popescu;jborkl BUY|S.DICE|100|100 for instance -148888;1359419464;jborkl;thank you -148887;1359419587;Bugpowder_;just make sure you dont swap the positions of # of shares and price of shares... -148886;1359419588;Bugpowder_;heheh -148885;1359419624;Bugpowder_;1000 bidwall at 18.75 now -148884;1359419626;Bugpowder_;yesss -148883;1359419627;jurov;jborkl, if you use pympex, -h shows an example ,too. with proper quotes. -148882;1359419630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5900 @ 0.007395 = 43.6305 BTC [-] -148881;1359419637;Bugpowder_;looks like it worked! -148880;1359419643;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -148879;1359419645;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.80999, Best ask: 18.81000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 18.80999, 24 hour volume: 53584.25565676, 24 hour low: 17.75000, 24 hour high: 18.85000, 24 hour vwap: 18.27732 -148878;1359419650;mircea_popescu;teh sweet. -148877;1359419667;Bugpowder_;Please go to 50 -148876;1359419673;Bugpowder_;I have so many calls -148875;1359419702;mircea_popescu;lolz -148874;1359419709;mircea_popescu;i think 50 may be a little much. -148873;1359419710;Bugpowder_;like -148872;1359419712;dub;yes 50 -148871;1359419716;dub;then, 1 -148870;1359419717;Bugpowder_;yes 50! -148869;1359419719;Bugpowder_;why not! -148868;1359419738;dub;because bitcoin -148867;1359419752;jurov;32 would be ok. cause bitbet :P -148866;1359419758;mircea_popescu;lol -148865;1359419776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6970 @ 0.00065766 = 4.5839 BTC [+] -148864;1359419804;Bugpowder_;I would be ok with 37, because Tesla model S -148863;1359419811;mircea_popescu;lol -148862;1359419816;mircea_popescu;what if 17 bugsy -148861;1359419820;Bugpowder_;BITCAR -148860;1359419823;Bugpowder_;uhhh -148859;1359419825;Bugpowder_;17? -148858;1359419830;Bugpowder_;uhhh -148857;1359419876;Bugpowder_;then I'm back to Jan 14th 2013 -148856;1359419879;mircea_popescu;17 is a good number. -148855;1359419885;Bugpowder_;prime -148854;1359419887;mircea_popescu;im fucking a 17yo chick, she's juicy... -148853;1359419894;mircea_popescu;37 is a little stringy. -148852;1359419981;Bugpowder_;There has not been a single big dump in this rally -148851;1359419986;Bugpowder_;not even a 5k one -148850;1359420105;mircea_popescu;i haven't really been watching -148849;1359420109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 4000 @ 0.00139 = 5.56 BTC [-] -148848;1359420153;Bugpowder_;just look at clark moody -148847;1359420157;Bugpowder_;all the tall bars are green -148846;1359420164;DeadWeasel_;they're waiting for 19.16 again -148845;1359420175;DeadWeasel_;or not -148844;1359420180;DeadWeasel_;i have no idear -148843;1359420182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3719 @ 0.00065766 = 2.4458 BTC [+] -148842;1359420191;DeadWeasel_;just another redneck on the interwebz -148841;1359420195;Bugpowder_;last be drop was Firday night -148840;1359420217;DeadWeasel_;was a weird weekend, no drop. -148839;1359420234;DeadWeasel_;shocked on on sunday morning -148838;1359420238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065393 = 7.6183 BTC [-] -148837;1359420240;Bugpowder_;that bitbrew guy must be so happy -148836;1359420247;mircea_popescu;bitbrew ?! -148835;1359420259;Bugpowder_;I bought like 5 pounds of coffee off him -148834;1359420260;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -148833;1359420261;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.001139 / 0.00123697 / 0.0015 (11280 shares, 13.95 BTC), 7D: 0.00100006 / 0.00116432 / 0.0015 (44010 shares, 51.24 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00079135 / 0.0035 (2311563 shares, 1,829.26 BTC) -148832;1359420269;Bugpowder_;at 3BTC / lb -148831;1359420277;mircea_popescu;not bad -148830;1359420291;Bugpowder_;it seemed cheap at the time -148829;1359420412;dub;I love m$ -148828;1359420438;dub;my t, v, c, h and possibly other keys don't work in outlook -148827;1359420558;mircea_popescu;18 letters should be enough for anyone. -148826;1359420966;Bugpowder_;booyah -148825;1359420981;Bugpowder_;;;asks 19 -148824;1359420983;gribble;There are currently 6540.5084 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 123910.430553 USD in total. -148823;1359421001;Bugpowder_;lag -148822;1359421040;DeadWeasel_;;;asks 20 -148821;1359421041;gribble;There are currently 23987.436 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 465955.615851 USD in total. -148820;1359421071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00737304 = 1.4746 BTC [-] -148819;1359421073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00737303 = 5.5298 BTC [-] -148818;1359421084;Bugpowder_;the asks are still lagged -148817;1359421095;thestringpuller;;;bids 17 -148816;1359421097;gribble;There are currently 29960.301 bitcoins demanded at or over 17.0 USD, worth 531395.791806 USD in total. -148815;1359421110;Bugpowder_;should be 5403 below 19 -148814;1359421123;DeadWeasel_;we used to worry about lag because of headshots. now it's sniping for $$$. long live Quake. -148813;1359421128;Bugpowder_;;;asks 37 -148812;1359421129;gribble;There are currently 53877.097 bitcoins offered at or under 37.0 USD, worth 1290692.2985 USD in total. -148811;1359421400;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 168 @ 0.0261 = 4.3848 BTC [+] -148810;1359421444;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.026 = 2.6 BTC [-] -148809;1359421484;Bugpowder_;I like to see that as the number of asks go down, the number of bids > 18 keeps going up. Organic bidding rather than impatient bidwalls -148808;1359421596;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -148807;1359421597;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.86001, Best ask: 18.87054, Bid-ask spread: 0.01053, Last trade: 18.87054, 24 hour volume: 55495.39610726, 24 hour low: 17.75000, 24 hour high: 18.88000, 24 hour vwap: 18.30617 -148806;1359422087;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 72 @ 0.0089 = 0.6408 BTC [+] -148805;1359422195;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 40 @ 0.009 = 0.36 BTC [+] -148804;1359422222;DeadWeasel_;how many of you are self-taught traders? you know, without an education in finance, etc? -148803;1359422255;mircea_popescu;my degrees are in philosophy&anthropology -148802;1359422318;Bugpowder_;neuroscience -148801;1359422344;Bugpowder_;I think losing money trading is the best education for finance. -148800;1359422396;mircea_popescu;"value of engineer tracks total value of broken equipment" -148799;1359422458;mircea_popescu;btw Bugpowder_ saw quite a scene today sitting in the cab waiting for girls to drag in the shopping -148798;1359422473;mircea_popescu;tabby cat running down the street chased by bigger black cat -148797;1359422485;mircea_popescu;which caught up with it, went on top of it and snapped it's neck -148796;1359422496;mircea_popescu;tabby went into tremors, peed and died. -148795;1359422523;Bugpowder_;hoo my -148794;1359422536;Bugpowder_;r u scarred 4 lyfe? -148793;1359422548;mircea_popescu;that dude was like a fucking assasin, took like .3 seconds flat to do it too -148792;1359422559;mircea_popescu;no, but [one of] the girls were -148791;1359422564;DeadWeasel_;jesus christ. cats are learning kung fu. -148790;1359422581;mircea_popescu;driver thought someone hit the cat with a car -148789;1359422601;DeadWeasel_;but it was just ninja cat. -148788;1359422608;mircea_popescu;for srs. -148787;1359422618;thestringpuller;Bugpowder_: are phf -148786;1359422623;DeadWeasel_;damn. tabby walked down the wrong alley. -148785;1359422624;thestringpuller;phd* -148784;1359422630;DeadWeasel_;nice. -148783;1359422647;mircea_popescu;better not be hittin' on that cat's bitchez or else he waits on a tree branch above your doorway -148782;1359422678;DeadWeasel_;so your technology skills are self-taught I assume? -148781;1359422678;Bugpowder_;yea -148780;1359422678;Bugpowder_;shit -148779;1359422683;Bugpowder_;just got reviews for paper back -148778;1359422689;mircea_popescu;FLUNKED -148777;1359422691;DeadWeasel_;!! -148776;1359422704;DeadWeasel_;ouch -148775;1359422716;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0324 BTC [+] -148774;1359422776;DeadWeasel_;i'm asking these questions, trying to motivate myself to learn to trade some bitcoin assets. i believe in this as crucial piece of the freedom triangle that is humanities future. also, I guess I'm greedy. I want more than I have. -148773;1359422802;Bugpowder_;Its not that bad actually -148772;1359422839;DeadWeasel_;it doesn't seem so, just kinda scary. If I did so, I'd have to wager at least half my savings. as you can guess by the requirements, that is very small. -148771;1359422868;DeadWeasel_;but I bet on gold, made 2x, selling that, want to go all BTC. all in. -148770;1359422910;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel_ why'd you have to wager half your savings ?! -148769;1359422943;DeadWeasel_;because my saving is awfully small. i've no debt, but not a big cushion either. long story -148768;1359422956;DeadWeasel_;not for 94+ IRC people -148767;1359422973;mircea_popescu;it's bitcoin dood, it has 8 decimals -148766;1359422975;mircea_popescu;you can trade on one cent -148765;1359423089;DeadWeasel_;post registration, anyhow. -148764;1359423091;kakobrekla;i can kick a few so we are under 94. -148763;1359423094;DeadWeasel_;or passthrough -148762;1359423114;DeadWeasel_;but third party is.... too many parties. -148761;1359423120;mircea_popescu;o, you mean mpex reg ? -148760;1359423129;DeadWeasel_;yeah. -148759;1359423151;mircea_popescu;well at any rate why do anything scary ? -148758;1359423157;mircea_popescu;relax, enjoy it. -148757;1359423179;DeadWeasel_;I am enjoying it. just watching BTC go up and up and up, then way down, then up, the down again, then up alittle. then way up. -148756;1359423201;smickles;< kakobrekla> i can kick a few so we are under 94. << lol, such a gossip -148755;1359423226;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -148754;1359423226;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.75000, Best ask: 18.75960, Bid-ask spread: 0.00960, Last trade: 18.75960, 24 hour volume: 56923.28708903, 24 hour low: 17.75000, 24 hour high: 18.88000, 24 hour vwap: 18.32505 -148753;1359423367;Bugpowder_;The rally is over ;( -148752;1359423385;mircea_popescu;nothing lasts forever -148751;1359423390;mircea_popescu;perhaps with the exception of a good orgasm -148750;1359423463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.007395 = 3.6975 BTC [+] -148749;1359423608;mod6;1867 bid @ 18.7 && 1128 asked @ 18.9 -148748;1359423632;smickles;wences -148747;1359423656;mod6;now only 600 @ 18.9 -148746;1359423669;mircea_popescu;winces you mean ? -148745;1359423679;smickles;it's like just reading the name draws a wince out of me -148744;1359423684;mod6;haha -148743;1359423690;dub;you rounded an mpex deposit? -148742;1359423694;mod6;i think it may still have some legs... -148741;1359423719;mod6;haha dub -148740;1359423720;smickles;why round any bitcoin amount? -148739;1359423746;mircea_popescu;srsly. -148738;1359423755;mircea_popescu;round rump good, round bitcoin bad -148737;1359423764;mircea_popescu;the rrg-rbb rule. -148736;1359423767;kakobrekla;i round everything to 21mil -148735;1359423794;smickles;i'm considering switching to gnucash from pen and paper, but it only goes to 6 decimals. /me tests using satoshi for everthing -148734;1359423806;smickles;bah, it forces commas at intervals of 3 -148733;1359423812;smickles;i want at intervals of 4! -148732;1359423839;mod6;seporators are no matter! -148731;1359423843;mod6;;) -148730;1359423861;smickles;they bother me when they are there, more than when they arn't -148729;1359423902;mod6;mpex forced me to learn sat. nat. -148728;1359423948;smickles;wth is sat. nat.? -148727;1359423961;mod6;err, satoshi notation -148726;1359423971;iz;gnucash is pretty good -148725;1359423991;smickles;lol, i was googling sat. nat.... hopeless -148724;1359423997;mod6;sorry. -148723;1359423998;mod6;:/ -148722;1359424044;smickles;iz: i've only found issues with securities as liabilities and that it doesn't directly or easily support bitcoin -148721;1359424093;smickles;for somereason, if i tell it that I have S.DICE on account for THATGUY, it thinks I sold the S.DICE -148720;1359424096;smickles;@.@ -148719;1359424145;smickles;mod6: did you learn your sat.nat. with commas every 3 places? -148718;1359424157;smickles;i didn't, and having them there is annoying -148717;1359424226;mod6;well, i personally wasn't used to the idea of 2500 sat. as 0.00002500 -- but yeah, i can do without the seperators -148716;1359424257;mod6;mpex forced me to strictly examine every order's sat value closely -148715;1359424264;iz;smickles: ah yeah... well, you could get someone to patch it or contrib to it -148714;1359424278;mod6;but im better for this nao :) -148713;1359424285;smickles;iz: i think there are patches out there already -148712;1359424310;smickles;but, it would be easier to stay with my distro's package manager -148711;1359424507;dub;omg bitcoin broken, panic sell -148710;1359424508;dub;http://www.nilsschneider.net/2013/01/28/recovering-bitcoin-private-keys.html -148709;1359424523;jcpham;hax -148708;1359424602;iz;lol, nice -148707;1359424664;pizzaman1337;dang -148706;1359424679;Bugpowder_;;;asks 19 -148705;1359424681;gribble;There are currently 4983.2012 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 94441.1376911 USD in total. -148704;1359424686;Bugpowder_;ooooo yaaaa -148703;1359424691;smickles;lol, don't use the same random number over and over again -148702;1359424715;kakobrekla;http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/random_number.png -148701;1359424728;smickles;:) -148700;1359424785;smickles;kakobrekla: http://digitaloffense.net/tools/debian-openssl/pmeo9hcjp7aw9.jpg -148699;1359424827;mircea_popescu;smickles why not simply use satoshi as unit ? -148698;1359424831;kakobrekla;:) -148697;1359424841;smickles;mircea_popescu: the forced commas are annoying -148696;1359424867;mircea_popescu;yeah, ` much nicer. -148695;1359424881;smickles;2205644893 is mangled into 2,205,644,893 -148694;1359424903;smickles;22,0564,4893 would be much nicer -148693;1359424904;mircea_popescu;gnoobs. -148692;1359424930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00065393 = 1.2425 BTC [-] -148691;1359424975;mircea_popescu;dub ouch that actually is an issue -148690;1359425062;smickles;mircea_popescu: is that not the reason the dev teams always says to use a unique addy for every tx? -148689;1359425072;mircea_popescu;not afaik -148688;1359425089;mircea_popescu;this is unrelated, the problem is same random number used with diff transactions -148687;1359425136;kakobrekla;something that normally does not happen -148686;1359425144;kakobrekla;and according to spec it should not? -148685;1359425170;iz;the page says it was a hardware bitcoin wallet -148684;1359425173;mircea_popescu;yeah -148683;1359425184;iz;so i assume it was some custom btc client, not the official client -148682;1359425201;mircea_popescu;afaik the recomendation for ew addy each time is anonimity and some vague "maybe someone cracks the digest" -148681;1359425213;dub;yes, they're talkign about it in -dev and its come up elsewhere in broken implementations -148680;1359425216;mircea_popescu;iz it wouldn't surprise me if it were an old client. who knows -148679;1359425220;iz;yeah -148678;1359425260;dub; lianj: These are from a hardware wallet called bitcoincard(.org) with little entropy. -148677;1359425275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10138 @ 0.00065393 = 6.6295 BTC [-] -148676;1359425276;dub;(tcatm is the author) -148675;1359425295;mircea_popescu;tcatm = niels ?! -148674;1359425355;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -148673;1359425397;dub;yes -148672;1359425430;mircea_popescu;had no idea. -148671;1359425894;dub;hrmf, this channel used to be cool, edgy and underground -148670;1359425899;dub;now its all mainstream -148669;1359425908;mircea_popescu;fu dub -148668;1359425913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00065602 = 3.4769 BTC [+] -148667;1359425947;mircea_popescu;you;re the only mainstream guy here -148666;1359425955;jcpham;I may have mentioned the channel publicly -148665;1359425987;mircea_popescu;well it's in my faq -148664;1359425996;iz;mentioned the channel at an indie rock concert you rode your fixie bike to -148663;1359425997;jcpham;dub let's leave. you go first -148662;1359426001;dub;yes but only 7 people have read that -148661;1359426064;mircea_popescu;back when glbse was still going my customers used to read my faq ;/ -148660;1359426126;mircea_popescu;anyways, im off. prop the btc up! -148659;1359451910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00066274 = 1.6569 BTC [+] -148658;1359451924;fancypants;;;ticker -148657;1359451925;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.13001, Best ask: 19.19999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06998, Last trade: 19.13001, 24 hour volume: 76946.58851986, 24 hour low: 17.86173, 24 hour high: 19.30000, 24 hour vwap: 18.58421 -148656;1359452159;mircea_popescu;o hey 19s -148655;1359452273;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139649.0 -148654;1359452324;mircea_popescu;and in more serious news, http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-01-28/labor-minister-says-france-totally-bankrupt -148653;1359452352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.007395 = 2.2185 BTC [+] -148652;1359452462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5465 @ 0.00066274 = 3.6219 BTC [+] -148651;1359452464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00066546 = 1.8966 BTC [+] -148650;1359452465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00066572 = 1.5977 BTC [+] -148649;1359452467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 579 @ 0.00066599 = 0.3856 BTC [+] -148648;1359452756;topace;hey mircea_popescu, you can ignore my deposit for 112, im dyslexic or need coffee.. it should have been 121 which i did a few seconds later, and sent it properly. :) -148647;1359453000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7150 @ 0.00065556 = 4.6873 BTC [-] -148646;1359453001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6999 @ 0.00064828 = 4.5373 BTC [-] -148645;1359453694;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.7101 BTC [+] -148644;1359453696;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [-] -148643;1359453697;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 41 @ 0.7011 = 28.7451 BTC [-] -148642;1359454052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 61 @ 0.00728138 = 0.4442 BTC [-] -148641;1359454670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1955 @ 0.00064828 = 1.2674 BTC [-] -148640;1359454769;mircea_popescu;topace no biggy -148639;1359454773;mircea_popescu;i'll just ignore both :D -148638;1359454782;topace;lol, thats no good :p -148637;1359454799;mircea_popescu;hehe. o waity, you were trading 8s yest huh -148636;1359454827;topace;yea havelock sdice passthru hit 0.80 -148635;1359454831;topace;!ticker h sdice -148634;1359454833;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.74000000 / 0.773125 / 0.80000000 (184 shares, 142.25500030 BTC), 7D: 0.44000000 / 0.62780101 / 0.81000000 (1408 shares, 883.94381836 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.50651342 / 0.81000000 (5402 shares, 2736.18551824 BTC) -148633;1359454840;topace;0.81 even :p -148632;1359454934;mircea_popescu;deposit queue flushed ftr. -148631;1359454957;topace;whoop thx -148630;1359454980;topace;i should go home, its 3.22am -148629;1359454984;topace;and im still at the office -148628;1359454990;topace;and i have to be back for a server delivery at 9am -148627;1359454991;topace;:( -148626;1359455001;topace;becauase if im not here at 9am, thats when purolator will come -148625;1359455008;topace;if i am here, they'll be here around 2 in the afternoon -148624;1359455064;mircea_popescu;lol -148623;1359455090;mircea_popescu;you need either a. install a bed or b. chain a girly to the coatrack -148622;1359455116;topace;lol yea -148621;1359455133;topace;soon as i get the mining equipment out of my boardroom, i could sleep on the couch -148620;1359455147;topace;but that rooms too cold now to sleep there... (the window is open, to keep the mining equipment cool) -148619;1359455160;topace;and its -15C outside -148618;1359455177;mircea_popescu;lol -148617;1359455178;topace;and it has a 3200 CFM fan blowing air in :p -148616;1359455180;mircea_popescu;i never got into mining -148615;1359455201;topace;cheap cooling in canada in the winter months :) -148614;1359455206;mircea_popescu;i bet -148613;1359455211;mircea_popescu;melting the ice caps -148612;1359455239;topace;k im out -148611;1359455240;topace;ttyl -148610;1359457218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.0006498 = 8.2525 BTC [+] -148609;1359457220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12082 @ 0.00064501 = 7.793 BTC [-] -148608;1359457221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20554 @ 0.00064437 = 13.2444 BTC [-] -148607;1359457223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4514 @ 0.00064421 = 2.908 BTC [-] -148606;1359457297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00727383 = 0.7274 BTC [-] -148605;1359457915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00725575 = 3.2651 BTC [-] -148604;1359458373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00064989 = 1.6572 BTC [+] -148603;1359458533;dub;ffs -148602;1359458561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11634 @ 0.00064421 = 7.4947 BTC [-] -148601;1359458833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00722215 = 2.1666 BTC [-] -148600;1359460012;mircea_popescu;still going up huh -148599;1359460333;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 1 @ 0.19941025 BTC [-] -148598;1359460395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00720244 = 6.4822 BTC [-] -148597;1359460423;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.08536952 BTC [-] -148596;1359461318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00722215 = 1.8055 BTC [+] -148595;1359461894;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 760 @ 0.0074 = 5.624 BTC [-] -148594;1359462231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00064989 = 1.5597 BTC [+] -148593;1359462526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22455 @ 0.00064989 = 14.5933 BTC [+] -148592;1359463458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4953 @ 0.00064989 = 3.2189 BTC [+] -148591;1359464068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5850 @ 0.00064989 = 3.8019 BTC [+] -148590;1359464202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00064989 = 6.2389 BTC [+] -148589;1359464513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00720244 = 0.7202 BTC [-] -148588;1359464515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00717887 = 3.9484 BTC [-] -148587;1359464516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0071638 = 1.4328 BTC [-] -148586;1359465602;DeadWease;;;bids 19 -148585;1359465604;gribble;There are currently 1957.6893 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 37414.8275541 USD in total. -148584;1359465664;DeadWease;;;asks 32 -148583;1359465665;gribble;There are currently 43682.557 bitcoins offered at or under 32.0 USD, worth 1057083.08203 USD in total. -148582;1359465704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2492 @ 0.00064989 = 1.6195 BTC [+] -148581;1359465706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6352 @ 0.00065585 = 4.166 BTC [+] -148580;1359465707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00066255 = 2.849 BTC [+] -148579;1359465709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00066503 = 5.6528 BTC [+] -148578;1359465710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 421 @ 0.00066599 = 0.2804 BTC [+] -148577;1359465710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3051 @ 0.00066703 = 2.0351 BTC [+] -148576;1359465775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00722215 = 2.1666 BTC [+] -148575;1359465820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00714694 = 3.9308 BTC [-] -148574;1359465855;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -148573;1359465859;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.27520, Best ask: 19.31625, Bid-ask spread: 0.04105, Last trade: 19.35000, 24 hour volume: 82461.46947858, 24 hour low: 17.90100, 24 hour high: 19.78000, 24 hour vwap: 18.75037 -148572;1359466048;DeadWease;/nick deadweasel -148571;1359466699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00064702 = 3.2027 BTC [-] -148570;1359467615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00722215 = 0.7222 BTC [+] -148569;1359467977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1289 @ 0.00727383 = 9.376 BTC [+] -148568;1359467979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 511 @ 0.007395 = 3.7788 BTC [+] -148567;1359468838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4235 @ 0.00064927 = 2.7497 BTC [+] -148566;1359468840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1595 @ 0.00064702 = 1.032 BTC [-] -148565;1359469375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00065586 = 4.5254 BTC [+] -148564;1359469752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00066507 = 2.6603 BTC [+] -148563;1359469754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00064702 = 0.9705 BTC [-] -148562;1359470162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13627 @ 0.00066541 = 9.0675 BTC [+] -148561;1359470439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00066541 = 4.2586 BTC [+] -148560;1359470482;mircea_popescu;o o, seems we going down -148559;1359470483;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -148558;1359470484;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.77100, Best ask: 18.89974, Bid-ask spread: 0.12874, Last trade: 18.89974, 24 hour volume: 92919.30661248, 24 hour low: 17.90100, 24 hour high: 19.78000, 24 hour vwap: 18.78229 -148557;1359470690;kakobrekla;so sad. -148556;1359470705;mircea_popescu;o ? -148555;1359470757;kakobrekla;i always say dat -148554;1359470760;kakobrekla;up or down. -148553;1359470761;kakobrekla;:) -148552;1359470765;mircea_popescu;lol -148551;1359470783;mircea_popescu;that's because you're not old enough to smoke. -148550;1359470792;kakobrekla;rofl -148549;1359470817;kakobrekla;did you come to that part btw -148548;1359470821;kakobrekla;or finished before it -148547;1359470825;SomeoneWeird;lol mircea_popescu -148546;1359470865;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i got as far as to where some dood walks in and kills the ho atop him -148545;1359470868;mircea_popescu;SomeoneWeird :p -148544;1359470875;Bugpowder;STAY STRONG -148543;1359470879;Bugpowder;LONG AND STRONG -148542;1359470891;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu ill pay you 1btc to finish it :) -148541;1359470892;mircea_popescu;o hallo bugsy. how's teh 50s ? -148540;1359470899;Bugpowder;well -148539;1359470910;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol ok. i'll put it on the bj list -148538;1359470917;Bugpowder;it appears some asshole decided to sell 10,000 BTC at 19.75 -148537;1359470925;Bugpowder;MPEX options did not quench this rally -148536;1359470936;mircea_popescu;all rallies eventually get it in the ass. -148535;1359470941;mircea_popescu;they're sluts. -148534;1359470971;Bugpowder;this one isn't sure what she wants to do. -148533;1359470978;mircea_popescu;so uncommon, that. -148532;1359471011;Bugpowder;also on the 1D chart, it looks like a straight line up -148531;1359471018;mircea_popescu;o ya -148530;1359471023;mircea_popescu;where's your ponzichart ? -148529;1359471026;Bugpowder;which my TA skillz says is like totally going to 50 -148528;1359471047;Bugpowder;ponzichart is a little fucked up due to the valuation of these calls -148527;1359471051;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/chart.png?width=940&m=mtgoxUSD&SubmitButton=Draw&r=60&i=&c=0&s=&e=&Prev=&Next=&t=S&b=&a1=&m1=10&a2=&m2=25&x=0&i1=&i2=&i3=&i4=&v=1&cv=0&ps=0&l=0&p=0& -148526;1359471060;mircea_popescu;that ? isn't that supposed to be a gravestone, ie, end of trend ? -148525;1359471067;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder do share. -148524;1359471218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2267 @ 0.00064702 = 1.4668 BTC [-] -148523;1359471230;mircea_popescu;also, this http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135946401856.jpg -148522;1359471504;Bugpowder;http://imgur.com/a/EsExY -148521;1359471514;Bugpowder;assuming midmarket valuation of the calls -148520;1359471619;Bugpowder;I made an account and an album! -148519;1359471633;mircea_popescu;haha -148518;1359471639;mircea_popescu;the Ponzi Album -148517;1359471681;mircea_popescu;anyway, it deponzified a little. -148516;1359471729;Bugpowder;just wait till the price goes to @& -148515;1359471731;Bugpowder;27 -148514;1359471740;Bugpowder;baby poking at the keyboard -148513;1359471751;Bugpowder;dont sell my calls baby! -148512;1359471844;mircea_popescu;lol -148511;1359471853;mircea_popescu;baby sells your calls at market and your sdice at 18 -148510;1359471865;Bugpowder;matlab is in control now -148509;1359471881;Bugpowder;except when it crashes -148508;1359471892;Bugpowder;still working out the kinks -148507;1359471953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00066541 = 2.5286 BTC [+] -148506;1359472208;Schadenfreude;Technische Universität Wien? not bad -148505;1359472397;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 33 @ 0.03 = 0.99 BTC [-] -148504;1359472415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00065229 = 5.7075 BTC [-] -148503;1359472511;mircea_popescu;what's that ? -148502;1359472996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6238 @ 0.0006509 = 4.0603 BTC [-] -148501;1359473306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8350 @ 0.0006509 = 5.435 BTC [-] -148500;1359473404;DeadWeasek;;;bids 19 -148499;1359473406;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -148498;1359473666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 169 @ 0.007395 = 1.2498 BTC [+] -148497;1359473880;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0074 = 0.148 BTC [-] -148496;1359473960;jurov;;;ticker -148495;1359473961;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.90010, Best ask: 18.98979, Bid-ask spread: 0.08969, Last trade: 18.98979, 24 hour volume: 93620.39733442, 24 hour low: 17.90100, 24 hour high: 19.78000, 24 hour vwap: 18.79166 -148494;1359474029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9222 @ 0.00064702 = 5.9668 BTC [-] -148493;1359474156;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -148492;1359474156;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 18.95000, Best ask: 18.98978, Bid-ask spread: 0.03978, Last trade: 18.95000, 24 hour volume: 92611.87472610, 24 hour low: 17.90100, 24 hour high: 19.78000, 24 hour vwap: 18.79870 -148491;1359474333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00064702 = 3.4939 BTC [-] -148490;1359474370;jurov;DeadWeasel, i just called ticker. do you have me on ignore? :DDD -148489;1359474417;DeadWeasel;no sorry, i was registering my nick, text cleared it all off, didn't see it -148488;1359474512;DeadWeasel;trying to get my IRC feet back under me. -148487;1359474594;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139704.msg1487845;topicseen#msg1487845 -148486;1359474821;jurov;DeadWeasel, np -148485;1359475186;DeadWeasel;;;bids 19 -148484;1359475188;gribble;There are currently 216.72419 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 4117.75965731 USD in total. -148483;1359475685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.0006509 = 1.1716 BTC [+] -148482;1359475747;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.027 = 2.7 BTC [-] -148481;1359475814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66 @ 0.00064702 = 0.0427 BTC [-] -148480;1359475816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9905 @ 0.00064701 = 6.4086 BTC [-] -148479;1359475837;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 966 @ 0.026 = 25.116 BTC [-] -148478;1359476282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.77999999 = 10.92 BTC [-] -148477;1359476410;DeadWeasel;;;bids 19 -148476;1359476411;gribble;There are currently 708.80583 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 13486.4642488 USD in total. -148475;1359476425;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24hprc -148474;1359476426;gribble;18.78 -148473;1359476802;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla and so it begins. -148472;1359476861;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin Only, no refunds etc. -148471;1359477352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00064701 = 1.4881 BTC [-] -148470;1359477403;topace;avalon really is looking more like a scam isnt it -148469;1359477420;topace;"yay we shipped! but, you might not get it for a few months, we cant do anything about shipping times" -148468;1359477429;topace;"now pre-order our next batch before you get the current ones" -148467;1359477475;topace;i just dont understand WHY they couldnt release a simple video of their units hashing away -148466;1359477486;topace;well, i do, becuase they dont exist... -148465;1359477498;mircea_popescu;yeah. -148464;1359477529;mircea_popescu;no asics this year. -148463;1359477578;kakobrekla;prolly wrong. -148462;1359477603;mircea_popescu;you think ? -148461;1359477638;topace;i think BFL will deliver in april -148460;1359477643;topace;maybe march -148459;1359477663;kakobrekla;im in contact with 2 different asic devs and none of them has even announced anything, yet i know one was ahead of bfl -148458;1359477711;mircea_popescu;" Only Bitcoin will allow us to move half a million USD in a few hours into places they are suppose to go to." -148457;1359477715;mircea_popescu;this is particularly stupid. -148456;1359477744;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla maybe. asics are a hard problem tho. -148455;1359477781;topace;"places they are supposed to go" -- aka "into our scam artist pockets before they catch the next plane to south america" -148454;1359477788;mircea_popescu;"How else did you expect us to produce a functional ASIC unit in the same length of time a competitor has been delayed?" -148453;1359477794;mircea_popescu;i wonder if this sounded better in chinese. -148452;1359477865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 976 @ 0.00064701 = 0.6315 BTC [-] -148451;1359477867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11074 @ 0.00064666 = 7.1611 BTC [-] -148450;1359477875;azx;if BFL is not delivering, what about those other guys? -148449;1359477899;mircea_popescu;basic basically admitted they were... lieing about everything. -148448;1359477908;mircea_popescu;avalon seems pretty much a scam on the strength of this latest move. -148447;1359477910;mircea_popescu;what other guys ? -148446;1359477990;azx;let me look up his name. there was a thread how they delivered a ASIC and one gets shipped to BTC foundation and so on -148445;1359478000;mircea_popescu;this is it. -148444;1359478003;mircea_popescu;avalon -148443;1359478028;mircea_popescu;i guess there's also the asicminer ppl. tho they're about three weeks late on their revised estimates without a good reason by now/ -148442;1359478202;azx;avalon was a scam too? -148441;1359478236;azx;I guess anything to do with mining turns out to be a scam sooner or later -148440;1359478262;mircea_popescu;azx that's what we're discussing. avalon's most recent announcement. -148439;1359478316;azx;i was afk. url -148438;1359478333;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139704.msg1487845;topicseen#msg1487845 -148437;1359478367;topace;jesus $19.79 -148436;1359478386;mircea_popescu;im curious if it can cross the psychological 20 -148435;1359478454;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: do you live off of income from your bitcoin activities? -148434;1359478465;mircea_popescu;nope. -148433;1359478480;pizzaman1337;do you ever convert your BTC to fiat? -148432;1359478486;mircea_popescu;rarely if at all. -148431;1359478494;pizzaman1337;what do you do for a living? if you don't mind me asking -148430;1359478506;mircea_popescu;i retired back in 2004 -148429;1359478511;thestringpuller;;;asks -148428;1359478511;gribble;(asks [--over] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoins for sale at or under . If '--over' option is given, find coins or at or over . -148427;1359478513;azx;" Avalon need the money before this weekend starts " - lol -148426;1359478524;thestringpuller;;;asks 20 -148425;1359478525;gribble;There are currently 9992.735 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 199300.135435 USD in total. -148424;1359478532;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: I'm guessing you did financial stuff? -148423;1359478539;mircea_popescu;in a sense, yeah. -148422;1359478540;thestringpuller;;;bids 18 -148421;1359478542;gribble;There are currently 18004.054 bitcoins demanded at or over 18.0 USD, worth 331312.635666 USD in total. -148420;1359478572;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is a romanian mobster -148419;1359478591;mircea_popescu;there's a romanian mob now ? -148418;1359478635;dust-otc;mircea_popescu: want to bet that Avalon is a scam? -148417;1359478661;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -148416;1359478662;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 10 hours, 3 minutes, and 26 seconds ago: oh, and it's payably only via bitcoin now -148415;1359478678;jurov;dust-otc: http://bitbet.us/bet/34/an-asic-unit-from-either-bfl-avalon-or/ -148414;1359478680;mircea_popescu;dust-otc how do we bet ? -148413;1359478740;azx;pizzaman1337: read the forums :) -148412;1359478746;dust-otc;Even odds, Avalon delivers a working ASIC unit by Mar. 1 -148411;1359478750;dust-otc;if not, they are a scam -148410;1359478771;mircea_popescu;dust-otc why not bitbet ? -148409;1359478786;dust-otc;I don't like the variable odds -148408;1359478799;dust-otc;more counterparty risk -148407;1359478801;mircea_popescu;i don't like the having to keep track of private beds -148406;1359478807;mircea_popescu;i already have a list and it's on my nerves ;/ -148405;1359478808;dust-otc;and the BFL bet is terribly worded -148404;1359478907;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139704.msg1487970#msg1487970 lol the girl at ther finest. -148403;1359478934;dust-otc;mircea_popescu: with the terms I listed, i'm willing to bet up to 100btc -148402;1359478945;mircea_popescu;that they ship ? -148401;1359478949;dust-otc;so it might be worth your time to keep track of -148400;1359478977;azx;what girl? -148399;1359478982;dust-otc;that they aren't a scam, which requires that they ship, even if slightly delayed/ out of spec -148398;1359478998;mircea_popescu;dust-otc well... im not sure i want even odds on that, and i'm not sure "a unit" means anything in this context. -148397;1359479011;mircea_popescu;how about deliver 80% of their first batch by mar 1st. 240 units or w/e it was. -148396;1359479027;DeadWeasel;Yes, I'll have 14 units of ASICs please. -148395;1359479032;mircea_popescu;and i can't bring myself to throw 100 btc on this either, im not invested in them either way -148394;1359479039;mircea_popescu;more of a sporting interest for me than anything else. -148393;1359479080;dust-otc;I admit that it is possible that Avalon/BFL are scams, especially BFL, but I don't think it is likely -148392;1359479089;dust-otc;and yet many people seem very sure they are scams -148391;1359479112;mircea_popescu;their latest move makes it pretty convincing in my eyes. -148390;1359479145;jurov;yes, really, is it so hard to produce convincing multimedia evidence? -148389;1359479151;dust-otc;Everyone is getting mad that avalon is taking orders for a 2nd batch before they shipped the first, and yet BFL has been doing this all along -148388;1359479157;dust-otc;2nd, 3rd, .. Nth batches -148387;1359479170;mircea_popescu;the problem with "are scams" arguments in btc is that the chances of it becoming purely semantinc are so high. most are idiots rather than scammers i guess. -148386;1359479177;dust-otc;jurov: true, they really should post proof -148385;1359479181;jcpham;and it just keeps going -148384;1359479192;topace;im okay with them being scams, my fpga's keep plugging along -148383;1359479198;topace;making 100+BTC/month -148382;1359479214;mircea_popescu;yeah i think fpgas will turn out to be the best investments ever. -148381;1359479215;topace;the longer asics are delayed, the more moneys worth i get from the fpgas -148380;1359479234;mircea_popescu;yours paid for themselves already ? -148379;1359479244;jcpham;woohoo avalon batch #2 -148378;1359479257;dust-otc;topace: BFL or others? -148377;1359479271;azx;jcpham: So, we have a problem. Avalon need the money before this weekend starts to place orders for the parts. :) -148376;1359479272;topace;yup more than 100% paid off -148375;1359479274;topace;mostly BFL -148374;1359479294;mircea_popescu;yeah. you too ka risk but it paid off. -148373;1359479302;topace;and if htey actually do ship asics, each one is worth its trade in value back to them too -148372;1359479304;mircea_popescu;i contemplated it at the time but preferred to pass. -148371;1359479305;jcpham;i like how the price is going up making my gpus seem less crazy -148370;1359479325;azx;mircea_popescu: you did finance? What exactly? -148369;1359479325;mircea_popescu;jcpham i suspect the more efficient gpus are atm the baseline -148368;1359479339;dust-otc;I really should try to fix up some of my gpus -148367;1359479352;dust-otc;mining is getting fairly profitable again -148366;1359479364;jcpham;diff rose, price rose, diff dropped, price dropped -148365;1359479370;jcpham;now the diff is rising again -148364;1359479375;jcpham;guess what happens next -148363;1359479376;kakobrekla;mining profitability http://smpake.com/etc/btc/charts.php -148362;1359479391;mircea_popescu;azx i've never commented on that topic. -148361;1359479423;jcpham;;;ticker -148360;1359479423;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.39000, Best ask: 19.39224, Bid-ask spread: 0.00224, Last trade: 19.38924, 24 hour volume: 102254.25858682, 24 hour low: 17.90100, 24 hour high: 19.80000, 24 hour vwap: 18.88041 -148359;1359479437;jcpham;;;calc 102254*[ticker --avg] -148358;1359479438;gribble;1930597.44414 -148357;1359479452;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla is that gross revenue ? -148356;1359479462;jcpham;;;calc 102254*[ticker --avg]*.0005 -148355;1359479463;gribble;965.30536858 -148354;1359479468;kakobrekla;>>http://smpake.com/etc/btc/charts.php -148353;1359479470;kakobrekla;eh -148352;1359479476;jcpham;what is gox's fee -148351;1359479479;jcpham;.005 -148350;1359479484;jcpham;or .0005 -148349;1359479487;azx;"pizzaman1337 | mircea_popescu: I'm guessing you did financial stuff?" - mircea_popescu | in a sense, yeah. -148348;1359479505;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu its daily 100mhash revenue -148347;1359479517;azx;just curious -148346;1359479519;mircea_popescu;as in, expected btc mined ? -148345;1359479522;kakobrekla;ya -148344;1359479533;kakobrekla;isnt it clear? -148343;1359479542;mircea_popescu;was curious if any cost of wattage substracted -148342;1359479547;kakobrekla;nope -148341;1359479560;mircea_popescu;what's that for 100mh on gpus, like 10-15 cents ? -148340;1359479586;kakobrekla;dunno -148339;1359479610;kakobrekla;im out of gpus for long time -148338;1359479702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 430 @ 0.007395 = 3.1799 BTC [+] -148337;1359479911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1353 @ 0.007395 = 10.0054 BTC [+] -148336;1359480037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.0006509 = 2.6361 BTC [+] -148335;1359480478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6212 @ 0.0006509 = 4.0434 BTC [+] -148334;1359480480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2304 @ 0.00065185 = 1.5019 BTC [+] -148333;1359480601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 925 @ 0.00064666 = 0.5982 BTC [-] -148332;1359480603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4525 @ 0.00064421 = 2.9151 BTC [-] -148331;1359480604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0006438 = 6.438 BTC [-] -148330;1359480605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00064372 = 5.7291 BTC [-] -148329;1359480607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.0006437 = 3.7978 BTC [-] -148328;1359481211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1574 @ 0.0006437 = 1.0132 BTC [-] -148327;1359481213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1926 @ 0.00064358 = 1.2395 BTC [-] -148326;1359481534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00064358 = 3.604 BTC [-] -148325;1359481611;DeadWeasel;;;asks 19 -148324;1359481612;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -148323;1359481622;DeadWeasel;;;asks 32 -148322;1359481625;gribble;There are currently 46192.853 bitcoins offered at or under 32.0 USD, worth 1106817.5498 USD in total. -148321;1359481693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 604 @ 0.00737556 = 4.4548 BTC [-] -148320;1359481838;Bugpowder;A graphics update! -148319;1359481852;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder haha you mean mpex ? -148318;1359481873;Bugpowder;it IS easier to view -148317;1359481884;mircea_popescu;yeah. the reverse color nonsense had to go -148316;1359481902;kakobrekla;https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/6974317568/hAD51E1D3/ -148315;1359481950;mircea_popescu;ahahaah -148314;1359482132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5004 @ 0.00064358 = 3.2205 BTC [-] -148313;1359482134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7840 @ 0.00064239 = 5.0363 BTC [-] -148312;1359482374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065165 = 2.8158 BTC [+] -148311;1359482375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9742 @ 0.00065185 = 6.3503 BTC [+] -148310;1359482421;DeadWeasel;;; bids 19 -148309;1359482423;gribble;There are currently 1491.2595 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 28499.0119229 USD in total. -148308;1359482446;DeadWeasel;asks 30 -148307;1359482449;DeadWeasel;;;asks 30 -148306;1359482451;gribble;There are currently 38880.635 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 870816.70782 USD in total. -148305;1359482762;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.77999999 = 13.26 BTC [-] -148304;1359482822;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.78 = 2.34 BTC [+] -148303;1359482991;Diablo-D3;wait, why are you getting different answers than me -148302;1359483013;Diablo-D3;[11:08:14] ;;bids 19.33 -148301;1359483013;Diablo-D3;[11:08:18] There are currently 43.917217 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.33 USD, worth 849.358102304 USD in total. -148300;1359483029;Diablo-D3;oh, you went from 19 -148299;1359483030;Diablo-D3;hrm -148298;1359483308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 196 @ 0.00737236 = 1.445 BTC [-] -148297;1359483310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 104 @ 0.007395 = 0.7691 BTC [+] -148296;1359483933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 51989 @ 0.007395 = 384.4587 BTC [+] -148295;1359483950;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 815 @ 0.25823903 = 210.4648 BTC [+] -148294;1359484004;DrufferS;www.btctoys.com if someone fancies sex toys and other stuff like that...just got my order:D:D -148293;1359484074;Bugpowder;damn. I thought someone just sold me some puts -148292;1359484134;mircea_popescu;spamming this chan is becoming popular ;/ -148291;1359484193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2394 @ 0.00065167 = 1.5601 BTC [-] -148290;1359484534;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/01/29/should-you-be-concerned-about-obamas-new-sec-chairman-pick/ -148289;1359484538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.00064972 = 5.3602 BTC [-] -148288;1359484550;mircea_popescu;new sec head. obama declares war on bitcoinz ? -148287;1359484643;Bugpowder;prob not -148286;1359484772;mircea_popescu;what;'s this, the 4th woman in a row ? -148285;1359484852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00065167 = 0.2607 BTC [+] -148284;1359484907;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139415.msg1484896#msg1484896 -148283;1359484913;kakobrekla;its over 9000 fyi. -148282;1359484930;kakobrekla;also the dude should get a domain like 15Kpizza.com or smth -148281;1359485167;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla over 10k is over 9k overmore. -148280;1359485213;kakobrekla;not the point -148279;1359485220;kakobrekla;the cultural reference is 9k -148278;1359485229;kakobrekla;like the volume and 11. -148277;1359485271;mircea_popescu;ya well... -148276;1359485336;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CYaU3x_nRU -148275;1359485477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1527 @ 0.00065167 = 0.9951 BTC [+] -148274;1359485479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1654 @ 0.00065185 = 1.0782 BTC [+] -148273;1359485480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2419 @ 0.00065289 = 1.5793 BTC [+] -148272;1359485538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.00064972 = 1.9816 BTC [-] -148271;1359485540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0006427 = 0.6427 BTC [-] -148270;1359487770;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: mircea_popescu is too old to understand cultural references -148269;1359488314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00065021 = 3.6737 BTC [+] -148268;1359488315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00065281 = 1.0771 BTC [+] -148267;1359488871;DeadWeasel;;;asks 32 -148266;1359488873;gribble;There are currently 48702.375 bitcoins offered at or under 32.0 USD, worth 1158562.45361 USD in total. -148265;1359489132;thestringpuller;;;bids 17 -148264;1359489134;gribble;There are currently 36814.212 bitcoins demanded at or over 17.0 USD, worth 662237.029233 USD in total. -148263;1359489140;thestringpuller;;;asks 18 -148262;1359489141;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 18.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -148261;1359489145;thestringpuller;;;asks 19 -148260;1359489147;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 19.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -148259;1359489152;thestringpuller;;;asks 20 -148258;1359489153;gribble;There are currently 15030.94 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 298647.633689 USD in total. -148257;1359489159;thestringpuller;geeeze -148256;1359489209;DeadWeasel;;bids 18 -148255;1359489594;Bugpowder;protip : "/msg gribble ;;bids 18" -148254;1359489728;thestringpuller;not this again -148253;1359489737;thestringpuller;XP -148252;1359489798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2671 @ 0.00065281 = 1.7437 BTC [+] -148251;1359489800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10029 @ 0.00065289 = 6.5478 BTC [+] -148250;1359489837;thestringpuller;ls -148249;1359490126;thestringpuller;;;later tell Namworld send me an email later if I am not around so that I can get in touch with you about the vps, I wrote up everything this morning. send me a message -148248;1359490129;gribble;The operation succeeded. -148247;1359490682;DeadWeasel;bugpowder: mind blown, thank you! -148246;1359490828;mircea_popescu;ahaha -148245;1359491159;Bugpowder;I used to be the same way :,-D -148244;1359491276;thestringpuller;the same way what? -148243;1359491283;DeadWeasel;gotta start somewhere. -148242;1359491296;DeadWeasel;ignorant IRC / gribble user. like me. -148241;1359491304;thestringpuller;lol -148240;1359491327;DeadWeasel;are there "mutual funds" for bitcoin assets? -148239;1359491350;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: will there ever be a limited number of seats to mpex? -148238;1359491357;kakobrekla;yeah -148237;1359491364;mircea_popescu;possibly. -148236;1359491364;kakobrekla;most of them are accually mutual scams -148235;1359491392;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel we're not quite there yet. -148234;1359491412;DeadWeasel;seems like the best way to get us ignorant folk into the game. but maybe ignorant folk in the asset game is a bad thing. i don't know. -148233;1359491419;DeadWeasel;ok -148232;1359491467;mircea_popescu;it's a pretty bad thing, yes. -148231;1359491482;mircea_popescu;we don't yet have the infrastructure to support naive investment, -148230;1359491491;mircea_popescu;and for that matter naive investment doesn't work too well in fiat anyway. -148229;1359491720;mircea_popescu;"Asking for up to 5btc loan- returning 3%/day in a 2-4 weeks" -148228;1359491731;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.03 ** 365 -148227;1359491732;gribble;48482.7245275 -148226;1359491737;mircea_popescu;could be worse... -148225;1359491980;DeadWeasel;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139755.msg1488452#msg1488452 -148224;1359491981;DeadWeasel;ha -148223;1359492134;jurov;^^ Ukto -148222;1359492174;burnside;heh -148221;1359492263;burnside;willing to answer any Q's regarding how btct.co actually functions -148220;1359492295;topace;hmm assbot isnt announcing -148219;1359492350;jurov;burnside, you seem to take it rather personally -148218;1359492366;topace;mpex also isnt processing trades -148217;1359492436;topace;i placed an order, its not in my STAT and it hasnt been executed -148216;1359492451;mod6;did you get a receipt for your order? -148215;1359492454;topace;it'd be nice if the BUY response provided the order id -148214;1359492472;topace;Your order to BUY 3500 S.DICE @0.00750000BTC each has been received and will be processed. -148213;1359492486;jurov;topace, it may take 20 seconds for order to surface -148212;1359492495;topace;its been over a minute -148211;1359492497;mod6;do you have enough in your account to cover the trade? -148210;1359492501;topace;lol yes -148209;1359492506;topace;im not a newb here :p -148208;1359492511;mod6;ummm. -148207;1359492512;burnside;jurov, yeah, I do. I don't have a pr person to set ppl straight like MP, gotta do it myself. :( -148206;1359492522;topace;there was also a trade on havelock that wasnt announced by assbot -148205;1359492523;mod6;arnt you the guy who sent the rounded btc to mircea_popescu? -148204;1359492536;topace;lol no :p -148203;1359492557;mod6;hmm. -148202;1359492559;mod6;*shrug* -148201;1359492587;jurov;burnside, i mean what is it good for - if after having argument on irc, i'll to go to btctalk and announce there "look he said this, he is a liar, etc" -148200;1359492597;topace;mircea_popescu: problems? -148199;1359492608;burnside;well, it'd be one thing if I were here and it were an argument. :) -148198;1359492625;burnside;or if he'd pm'd and said, "hey, I think there might be a hole" -148197;1359492634;burnside;as I've done for him a couple of times. -148196;1359492676;burnside;he's been on the exchange long enough to know it doesn't work like that. -148195;1359492686;burnside;he's intentionally doing that. -148194;1359492700;burnside;and it's not the first time... -148193;1359492703;jurov;hm, i see -148192;1359492727;mod6;OH. i see what your issue is topace -148191;1359492742;mod6;there are asks below the amount you put in -148190;1359492767;mod6;if you want to buy 3500 @ market rate just do: "BUY|S.DICE|3500" -148189;1359492785;topace;the new pympex requires the 4th parameter -148188;1359492789;mod6;lol -148187;1359492791;topace;for the confirmation calculation -148186;1359492793;mod6;they're doing it wrong then -148185;1359492802;topace;but you can place a bid higher -148184;1359492809;Bugpowder;you should never use a market order, ever -148183;1359492831;mod6;look at the bid/ask list -148182;1359492837;mod6;nao -148181;1359492841;topace;i placed a BID for 3500 at 750000 -148180;1359492846;topace;that should get filled -148179;1359492852;mod6;highest bid: .00728868 for 800 -148178;1359492861;topace;there's asks at 729764 -148177;1359492866;mod6;lwest ask: .00729764 for 1341 -148176;1359492869;topace;and a lot at 739500 -148175;1359492891;topace;rightm so a bid at 750000 should eat up the asks at 0.00729764 and 0.00739500 -148174;1359492908;topace;so, im back to where i was, there's SOMETHING WRONG with the site :p -148173;1359492912;topace;my order says it was placed -148172;1359492914;topace;but its not in my order book -148171;1359492917;mod6;look how many are offfered @ .00749999 -148170;1359492925;topace;SO? -148169;1359492927;mod6;480`057 -148168;1359492929;mod6;that is wy -148167;1359492931;topace;i placed a BID at 750000 -148166;1359492931;Bugpowder;mod6 -148165;1359492933;topace;BID -148164;1359492933;mod6;you couldn't cover the trade -148163;1359492937;Bugpowder;u are rong -148162;1359492945;mircea_popescu;topace the web servers are desynced atm -148161;1359492949;Bugpowder;if you can cover the trade it adjusts the number of shares -148160;1359492956;Bugpowder;to max you could buy -148159;1359492960;Bugpowder;cant -148158;1359492974;mircea_popescu;back soon. -148157;1359492981;topace;mircea_popescu: ahh, k, see, i new there was a problem :p -148156;1359492988;Bugpowder;I have locked myself out of my account like that before. -148155;1359492990;mod6;:/ -148154;1359493037;mod6;well, sorry. -148153;1359493048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1341 @ 0.00729764 = 9.7861 BTC [-] -148152;1359493050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2159 @ 0.007395 = 15.9658 BTC [+] -148151;1359493056;topace;there it goes :p -148150;1359493085;Bugpowder;did u reorder it or was it just delayed -148149;1359493261;mircea_popescu;just delayed -148148;1359493549;mircea_popescu; it'd be nice if the BUY response provided the order id << the webserver does not know what ids the orders will end up with. -148147;1359493612;mircea_popescu; you should never use a market order, ever << why not ? -148146;1359493668;Bugpowder;ok u can use one -148145;1359493672;topace;ahh -148144;1359493680;topace;so the webserver just forwards the request on -148143;1359493682;topace;gotcha -148142;1359493695;Bugpowder;dangerous in fast moving environment though -148141;1359493726;Bugpowder;for example S.BBET IPO -148140;1359493761;Bugpowder;you never know if some dude has placed a big order in front of you -148139;1359493773;Bugpowder;and blasts away the shares you thought you were buying -148138;1359493789;Bugpowder;then you end up buying S.DICE at .01 for example -148137;1359493822;mircea_popescu;well yes Bugpowder. this is quantum finance. -148136;1359493830;mircea_popescu;limit order guarantees price, doesn't guarantee execution -148135;1359493838;mircea_popescu;market order guarantees execution, doesn't guarantee price -148134;1359493841;mircea_popescu;pick your poison -148133;1359493872;kakobrekla;crystal meth. -148132;1359493890;mircea_popescu;i wonder if they have crystal meth dildos on sr. -148131;1359493895;mircea_popescu;should be a killer product. -148130;1359493924;kakobrekla;would you list sr on mpex -148129;1359493962;mircea_popescu;mmm. kinda hard to verify their income huh -148128;1359494060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00065289 = 5.9413 BTC [+] -148127;1359494585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1524 @ 0.00065289 = 0.995 BTC [+] -148126;1359494587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3676 @ 0.00065373 = 2.4031 BTC [+] -148125;1359494710;mircea_popescu;lol burnside_afk and ukto having a misunderstanding ? -148124;1359494799;burnside;seems like it. he has an account on the system, it's easy to see how it works. -148123;1359494826;burnside;I know he understands it under the hood, he coded the same stuff. -148122;1359494986;mircea_popescu;i'll tell you something tho, it's good that you changed the way 7day etc volume is presented -148121;1359494994;mircea_popescu;the 7k@7k stuff was beyond confusing. -148120;1359495030;burnside;yeah, that was some good input from you guys -148119;1359495050;burnside;I still don't like it much, but it's better than it was -148118;1359495068;mircea_popescu;also a point : () is traditionally notation for negative figures -148117;1359495090;burnside;yeah, one of the reasons I don't like it much. -148116;1359495116;burnside;I'm not sure what to do with it. I tried and variations, etc. -148115;1359495129;mircea_popescu;heh. leave share count plain make btc sum bold -148114;1359495147;burnside;that's a good call, will give it a shot. -148113;1359495170;mircea_popescu;and tot volume is glbse bullshit. either 30 day or 1 year -148112;1359495172;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.3399 = 0.6798 BTC [-] -148111;1359495175;mircea_popescu;"total" is absolute nonsense -148110;1359495197;burnside;you mean the all time total? -148109;1359495210;mircea_popescu;"Tot Vol" -148108;1359495263;burnside;that's a good point. I had it in there before I had 30d available, kind of as a sign of "seniority". -148107;1359495278;mircea_popescu;ya but it leads to comparisons of unlike things -148106;1359495296;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [+] -148105;1359495304;burnside;very true, could be dangerous -148104;1359495335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3321 @ 0.0006427 = 2.1344 BTC [-] -148103;1359495336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6360 @ 0.00064239 = 4.0856 BTC [-] -148102;1359495338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8816 @ 0.00064194 = 5.6593 BTC [-] -148101;1359495339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12623 @ 0.00064175 = 8.1008 BTC [-] -148100;1359495340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8875 @ 0.00064129 = 5.6914 BTC [-] -148099;1359495342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00064011 = 6.081 BTC [-] -148098;1359495342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00063952 = 8.026 BTC [-] -148097;1359495343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10083 @ 0.00063945 = 6.4476 BTC [-] -148096;1359495344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00063765 = 6.3127 BTC [-] -148095;1359495346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7684 @ 0.00063755 = 4.8989 BTC [-] -148094;1359495347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0006373 = 6.373 BTC [-] -148093;1359495348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25162 @ 0.00063728 = 16.0352 BTC [-] -148092;1359495349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00063715 = 6.3396 BTC [-] -148091;1359495350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2101 @ 0.00063681 = 1.3379 BTC [-] -148090;1359495351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4621 @ 0.00063663 = 2.9419 BTC [-] -148089;1359495352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18945 @ 0.00063637 = 12.056 BTC [-] -148088;1359495353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4186 @ 0.00063567 = 2.6609 BTC [-] -148087;1359495354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16997 @ 0.0006356 = 10.8033 BTC [-] -148086;1359495355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12619 @ 0.00063517 = 8.0152 BTC [-] -148085;1359495356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12049 @ 0.00063511 = 7.6524 BTC [-] -148084;1359495357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00063443 = 3.9335 BTC [-] -148083;1359495358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2831 @ 0.00063414 = 1.7953 BTC [-] -148082;1359495359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4277 @ 0.00063378 = 2.7107 BTC [-] -148081;1359495360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8010 @ 0.00063369 = 5.0759 BTC [-] -148080;1359495361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2340 @ 0.00063335 = 1.482 BTC [-] -148079;1359495373;jurov;dangerous indeed :) -148078;1359495376;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -148077;1359495377;mircea_popescu;lol -148076;1359495378;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063335 / 0.0006497 / 0.00066703 (1105501 shares, 718.25 BTC), 7D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066286 / 0.0007 (23174858 shares, 15,361.69 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065485 / 0.0007 (51526236 shares, 33,742.24 BTC) -148075;1359495421;jurov;lol, good remark (when you see context) http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17ga7r/longtime_bitcoin_users_what_was_it_like_after_the/c85kquc -148074;1359495426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006337 = 2.7382 BTC [+] -148073;1359495428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4029 @ 0.0006335 = 2.5524 BTC [-] -148072;1359495444;burnside;well, one of the key things I don't want are the ponzi kind of things to take off, so tot volume on those just ends up being a promotion... -148071;1359495501;mircea_popescu;judging by the recent experience of the gem thingee, btc market is a lot more mature. -148070;1359495517;mircea_popescu;that thing'd have been so hot a coupla years ago... -148069;1359495520;mircea_popescu;lol jurov -148068;1359495529;mircea_popescu;queen of the snide -148067;1359495579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13627 @ 0.00063351 = 8.6328 BTC [+] -148066;1359495790;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.MAR] 20 @ 0.089 = 1.78 BTC [+] -148065;1359495803;mircea_popescu;omfg. these actually trade ?! -148064;1359495845;jurov;i'm tryting to do something w/them -148063;1359495875;mircea_popescu;they should be pretty straightforward, i have no idea why people don't use them a lot more. -148062;1359495891;jurov;yes, just that trying anything beyond MAR is is just insane -148061;1359495920;mircea_popescu;not if you have the mining -148060;1359495968;mircea_popescu;if you actually have a mining farm active you can calculate both the volume and the price at which you should be buying to make a profit. -148059;1359496000;Bugpowder;it was a reasonable purchase -148058;1359496005;jurov;whether i do or not, the collateral requirement causes it to be unattractive. compared to what else can be done with the cash -148057;1359496009;Bugpowder;I was thinking of covering my short 20 MARs -148056;1359496011;mircea_popescu;triple by midmarch, i guess so -148055;1359496025;mircea_popescu;jurov if you have a mine you buy them not sell them -148054;1359496027;Bugpowder;but someone else got it I guess -148053;1359496046;mircea_popescu;if you have a lot of btc it makes sense to sell some, maybe -148052;1359496050;mircea_popescu;but the calculations are more complex. -148051;1359496051;jurov;ic. ust that someone has to offer them -148050;1359496065;mircea_popescu;one can put a bid in whether someone offers any or not -148049;1359496136;mircea_popescu;i'd go as far as to say it's financially irresponsible for any large-ish mining operation to not hedge diff -148048;1359496146;mircea_popescu;but then again i guess miners aren't (yet) too sophisticated, financially. -148047;1359496198;jurov;perhaps someone can write article to btcmag with all the scenarios ELI5 -148046;1359496202;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -148045;1359496216;jurov;i can try ask if they'll pay me for that :p -148044;1359496273;mircea_popescu;o, they pay ?! -148043;1359496286;kakobrekla;pirate paid. -148042;1359496299;mircea_popescu;cabfare or what did he payl ol -148041;1359496344;Namworld;pirate paid for some rum to the waiter. -148040;1359496358;jurov;i heard at least some ppl from mag got paid veeery nicely :D -148039;1359496367;Namworld;relaxing on a chair on a tropical island -148038;1359496414;mircea_popescu;jurov you know this reminds me of that joke, someone asks henry miller what sort of writing pays the best -148037;1359496417;mircea_popescu;"ransom notes" -148036;1359496550;jurov;okay. but really, couldn't be the futures covered by S.MPOE for example? -148035;1359496571;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -148034;1359496622;jurov;when i do MKFUT, instead of bitcoins, mpex would get equivalent value in S.MPOE from my acct into escrow -148033;1359496654;mircea_popescu;the complexities of automated actuarial calculation tho... -148032;1359496660;mircea_popescu;how much is stock worth ? -148031;1359496695;mircea_popescu;seems more logical to either sell the stock or else pledge it as collateral/repo it with someone who specializes in this -148030;1359496697;jurov;same as you computed the mkt cap: qty*price :D -148029;1359496707;mircea_popescu;im sure someone would be willing to issue short term loans against mpex assets. -148028;1359496743;kakobrekla;shit, it has been done with glbse assets -148027;1359496749;kakobrekla;why not mpex then :) -148026;1359496770;jurov;quite an idea. i can perhaps plunder smickles' short offering to cover IDIFFs -148025;1359496774;mircea_popescu;mpex actually has all the infrastructure in place, with the signed pushes -148024;1359496795;mircea_popescu;you can do quite advanced banking stuff on what mpex offers as is, -148023;1359496815;mircea_popescu;i'd wager you can implement almost all currently used wall street contract types -148022;1359496821;mircea_popescu;maybe except for some exoticas -148021;1359496825;mircea_popescu;exotics* -148020;1359496957;jurov;infrastructure is there. waiting for people -148019;1359497061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006534 = 2.8233 BTC [+] -148018;1359497063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1124 @ 0.00065373 = 0.7348 BTC [+] -148017;1359497064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00065374 = 0.523 BTC [+] -148016;1359497066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5693 @ 0.00065412 = 3.7239 BTC [+] -148015;1359497104;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -148014;1359497106;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00714694 / 0.00738203 / 0.007395 (85953 shares, 634.51 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00542827 / 0.0075 (1238556 shares, 6,723.23 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00431147 / 0.0075 (10632030 shares, 45,839.74 BTC) -148013;1359497454;smickles;;;rate mircea_popescu 4 runs MPEx. If he scams us, it's probably a good time to shot bitcoin. -148012;1359497455;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mircea_popescu has changed from 3 to 4. -148011;1359497480;kakobrekla;hm -148010;1359497486;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. -148009;1359497492;kakobrekla;id go long-er if mp goes -148008;1359497495;kakobrekla;if i could. -148007;1359497501;mircea_popescu;whyssat ? -148006;1359497514;kakobrekla;cause you dont sell coins. -148005;1359497518;kakobrekla;:) -148004;1359497518;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 200 @ 0.0075 = 1.5 BTC [+] -148003;1359497586;mircea_popescu;ahaha -148002;1359497596;mircea_popescu;interesting point -148001;1359497668;mircea_popescu;wait. so if i keep going i benefit bitcoin through developing finance + paying mpoe-pr to aggravate forum people -148000;1359497676;burnside;mp, the bold volume bit looks good. thx for that. -147999;1359497677;mircea_popescu;and if i run off i benefit bitcoin through decreased coin supply ? -147998;1359497680;mircea_popescu;what am i, mafalda ? -147997;1359497740;mircea_popescu;burnside it does actually look good. cool. -147996;1359497741;DeadWeasel;run amok, you can't lose! -147995;1359497742;kakobrekla;yeah, well i guess the question is -147994;1359497746;kakobrekla;which one of those scenarios -147993;1359497751;kakobrekla;has bigger weight -147992;1359497799;mircea_popescu;maybe i could schroedingerize. -147991;1359497801;jcpham;http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/article38167.html -147990;1359497808;jcpham;fresh water speculation -147989;1359497813;jcpham;been saying it for years -147988;1359497824;mircea_popescu;"Global Elite Rush to Control Water Worldwide" -147987;1359497832;mircea_popescu;dude this global elite is like global whores. -147986;1359497836;mircea_popescu;what the fuck. -147985;1359497866;jcpham;air and water futures will one day rule the markets -147984;1359498038;Diablo-D3;so what people should do now -147983;1359498040;mircea_popescu;so buy mineral water -147982;1359498040;Diablo-D3;is start buying water and air rights -147981;1359498175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11750 @ 0.00065254 = 7.6673 BTC [-] -147980;1359498177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065403 = 2.8261 BTC [+] -147979;1359498178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6579 @ 0.00065412 = 4.3035 BTC [+] -147978;1359498180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00065483 = 2.7503 BTC [+] -147977;1359498181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3150 @ 0.00065483 = 2.0627 BTC [+] -147976;1359498408;smickles;< Diablo-D3> is start buying water and air rights << iirc, in 'merica those don't technically exist -147975;1359498425;Diablo-D3;then the rich shouldnt be able to have them either -147974;1359498448;Diablo-D3;you cant own something that doesnt exist, they put you in the insane asylum for talk like that -147973;1359498451;DeadWeasel;water rights exist. There are places where it's illegal to collect rainwater -147972;1359498465;Diablo-D3;DeadWeasel: yes, and those terrorist nations should be ended -147971;1359498493;DeadWeasel;http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2012/08/16/man-jailed-for-collecting-rainwater-in-illegal-reservoirs-on-his-property/ -147970;1359498496;DeadWeasel;damn right -147969;1359498503;DeadWeasel;it's happening naturally. -147968;1359498716;thestringpuller;smickles: -147967;1359498730;thestringpuller;you around for a moment? -147966;1359498933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00065035 = 1.886 BTC [-] -147965;1359498935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1612 @ 0.00064706 = 1.0431 BTC [-] -147964;1359499029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2709 @ 0.00064706 = 1.7529 BTC [-] -147963;1359499031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2891 @ 0.00064693 = 1.8703 BTC [-] -147962;1359499952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006547 = 2.829 BTC [+] -147961;1359499954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1479 @ 0.00065483 = 0.9685 BTC [+] -147960;1359499984;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0261 BTC [+] -147959;1359499986;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 34 @ 0.026 = 0.884 BTC [-] -147958;1359500505;dub;I thought water rights were a huge deal in some states -147957;1359500519;Diablo-D3;yes, its a huge deal because no one has any -147956;1359500540;dub;you have people diverting whole rivers, wasting the water because if they don't take it they'll lose the rights they bought off indians -147955;1359500633;Schadenfreude;Coinbr checks withdrawal requests manually before accepting them, me likey -147954;1359500668;Diablo-D3;Schadenfreude: no -147953;1359500672;Diablo-D3;coinbr PERFORMS them manually -147952;1359500679;Diablo-D3;its not as clever as you think it is -147951;1359500718;Schadenfreude;ah, I thought it's a safety feature, not a feat of laziness -147950;1359500742;Diablo-D3;its all about marketing -147949;1359500796;smickles;dub: are you sure they don't just have the right to the land, and if the river moves off the land, that's why they lost it -147948;1359500821;dub;pretty sure it was all about water -147947;1359500831;dub;was on some natgeo docu -147946;1359500845;dub;focused on nevada iirc -147945;1359500958;dub;http://water.nv.gov/waterrights/ -147944;1359500977;smickles;hmm, i wonder what I was thinking of then -147943;1359501037;dub;we have some interesting wine country where irrigation water comes from races built by 19th century gold miners -147942;1359501111;dub;the races start in snow melts and run accross many properties but are owned by the property they terminate on, and that owner has the right to do any kind of remedial works onthe other properties to ensure the supply -147941;1359501189;jurov;lol, feat of laziness ;) -147940;1359501191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 842 @ 0.00735836 = 6.1957 BTC [-] -147939;1359501224;Diablo-D3;dub: so I'd destroy them if they were on my property -147938;1359501225;dub;some are little more than a 1m wide trench but worth untold millions in the wine prudction they enable -147937;1359501240;Diablo-D3;and then shoot anyone who trespasses on my property -147936;1359501249;dub;Diablo-D3: then I would show up on your property with the police and a lot of earthworking equipment to restore the damage -147935;1359501264;Diablo-D3;and you would be shot for trespassing -147934;1359501264;jurov;in 16th century before steam engine invetion, rain actually powered water pumps in gold mines -147933;1359501265;dub;tearing up your vinyard in the process if you want to be a cunt about it -147932;1359501272;jurov;no rain = no gold -147931;1359501279;Diablo-D3;lol, why would I have a vinyard -147930;1359501282;Diablo-D3;Im not a druggy -147929;1359501289;Diablo-D3;fucking druggies, just kill them all -147928;1359501290;dub;thiung is, because we are not Diablo-D3 everyone just gets on with shit and cooperates -147927;1359501309;dub;its the ~american dream -147926;1359501318;dub;er !american dream -147925;1359501384;mircea_popescu;i guess this is why Diablo-D3 doesn't have a propertah -147924;1359501542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 890 @ 0.0006471 = 0.5759 BTC [-] -147923;1359501544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2610 @ 0.00064709 = 1.6889 BTC [-] -147922;1359501586;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: in the US, you cannot own property -147921;1359501609;mircea_popescu;well what do you want, alodial title ? -147920;1359501611;smickles;Diablo-D3: you can, but no one will sell it to you -147919;1359501620;mircea_popescu;heh, dumbass spell check doesn't know what alodial is -147918;1359501755;Lyspooner;hello friends -147917;1359501759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1711 @ 0.00064709 = 1.1072 BTC [-] -147916;1359501761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6837 @ 0.00064693 = 4.4231 BTC [-] -147915;1359501835;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner heya -147914;1359501889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065475 = 2.8292 BTC [+] -147913;1359501889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4771 @ 0.00065483 = 3.1242 BTC [+] -147912;1359501891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2008 @ 0.00065546 = 1.3162 BTC [+] -147911;1359503046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065525 = 2.8313 BTC [-] -147910;1359503047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 279 @ 0.00065546 = 0.1829 BTC [+] -147909;1359503499;jcpham; Avalon batch email: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137534.msg1488869#msg1488869 -147908;1359503522;jcpham;http://puu.sh/1UyQ8 -147907;1359503566;mircea_popescu;so it hashes ? -147906;1359503572;jborkl;For 1 million I can make you a picture with words in it too -147905;1359503582;jcpham;ijs -147904;1359503593;jcpham;it looks like the avlon unit comes pre-flashes with openwrt -147903;1359503599;jcpham;if i had to guess -147902;1359503620;jcpham;i see 69 GH/s in cgminer do 800+ shares/min -147901;1359503639;jcpham;that's not a minirig and it isn't GPU's -147900;1359503828;dub;U is 968 -147899;1359503848;jcpham;see i'm not even paying attention -147898;1359503884;dub;so they are stand alone? no host machine required? -147897;1359503910;jcpham;i've heard that from the beginning -147896;1359503918;jcpham;i didn't believe it though -147895;1359503955;jcpham;wrt makes sense. running cgminer on wrt has been avaialbe for a long time -147894;1359503971;dub;wattage is accurately reported as 'higher than 400w' -147893;1359503983;dub;(of course) -147892;1359503992;jcpham;if definitely isn't leading the power consumption race -147891;1359504001;dub;typical chinese, 'of course i lied, lol' -147890;1359504016;mircea_popescu;lol -147889;1359504020;mircea_popescu;i mean ror -147888;1359504051;jcpham;but out of the box ready to mine with software is a game changer -147887;1359504056;jcpham;if you ask me -147886;1359504071;mircea_popescu;jcpham someone was opining that they got 300 chips of which 10 work -147885;1359504076;mircea_popescu;and made 3 boxes out of them -147884;1359504108;jcpham;i haven't read ny of the forum fud -147883;1359504118;jcpham;surrounding any of the asic stuff -147882;1359504129;dub;I burnt out on it pretty quick -147881;1359504162;dub;>9000 troll to 1 usefull post -147880;1359504168;mircea_popescu;i get digests -147879;1359504172;jcpham;exactly -147878;1359504179;dub;you should resell those -147877;1359504186;jcpham;i'm not even interested in digests -147876;1359504190;dub;make some more money out of your girl -147875;1359504214;jcpham;-otc is getting or is like that now too -147874;1359504222;dub;>getting -147873;1359504520;mircea_popescu;dub i kinda open source them -147872;1359504542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.8 BTC [+] -147871;1359504587;dub;orly? -147870;1359504606;dub;HIM? -147869;1359504639;mircea_popescu;"ASIC's are not a natural technological generation leap like going from CPU to GPU was. ASIC's are simply specialized processing units made specifically for Bitcoin. Which i do not beleive is following the original intentions of Satoshi, for many reasons." -147868;1359504645;mircea_popescu;not reading the forum ? missing out. -147867;1359504690;dub;lol who was that? -147866;1359504736;mircea_popescu;a thread -147865;1359504743;mircea_popescu;17k words from 17 post noob -147864;1359504749;mircea_popescu;knowing better about everything. -147863;1359504776;mircea_popescu;"Would it be even remotely possible to force the change in sha256 bitcoin algorith to something else that asic and fpga devices couldnt compute? -147862;1359504776;mircea_popescu;We started off with a bitcoin that anyone could use and now were forced to buy stuff we dont really want. -147861;1359504776;mircea_popescu;I realise that there are some ppl that allready invested in asic and fpga, but ton off ppl are unsatisfied with this. -147860;1359504776;mircea_popescu;Do U think btc should move away from sha256 and let "normal" people the chance ?" -147859;1359504785;mircea_popescu;i have a special section "top 5 most idiotic things" -147858;1359504899;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 112 @ 0.0089 = 0.9968 BTC [-] -147857;1359504931;jurov;they'll rather whine instead of improving litecoin -147856;1359504948;jcpham;where did that text come from -147855;1359504994;mircea_popescu;jcpham the forum -147854;1359505025;Lyspooner;let's go to sha 257 -147853;1359505033;Lyspooner;asics won't stand a chance -147852;1359505033;jcpham;mircea_popescu but 16 posts means he learned a lot about the bitty coins -147851;1359505036;jcpham;and the asics -147850;1359505049;mircea_popescu;yes i agree -147849;1359505135;mircea_popescu;actually https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139704.msg1488175#msg1488175 thats pretty good -147848;1359505152;mircea_popescu;chinese scammer impersonating or actualy avalon guy scamming ? -147847;1359505223;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 798 @ 0.01 = 7.98 BTC [+] -147846;1359505324;thestringpuller; -147845;1359505324;thestringpuller;chinese scammer impersonating or actualy -147844;1359505336;thestringpuller;avalon guy scamming ? << futurama fry right there -147843;1359505378;mircea_popescu;i never watched that 1 -147842;1359505455;Namworld;people need more BTC-BOND -147841;1359505460;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0075 BTC [+] -147840;1359506110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 258 @ 0.00730771 = 1.8854 BTC [-] -147839;1359506187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00734366 = 2.2031 BTC [+] -147838;1359506382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6992 @ 0.00065546 = 4.583 BTC [+] -147837;1359506384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4088 @ 0.00065567 = 2.6804 BTC [+] -147836;1359506489;mircea_popescu;anyone here can give me some data on mining implements ? -147835;1359506540;Bugpowder;So are the taking the second order money before anyone confirms receiving a functional unit? -147834;1359506555;mircea_popescu;trying to. -147833;1359506556;Bugpowder;Go Eskimo! -147832;1359506590;mircea_popescu;;;help -147831;1359506591;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -147830;1359506621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00064923 = 3.7331 BTC [-] -147829;1359506623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064699 = 2.7956 BTC [-] -147828;1359506624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5379 @ 0.00064693 = 3.4798 BTC [-] -147827;1359506843;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.025 BTC [-] -147826;1359506964;Ukto;since this channel was quoted into fhe forums, I responded and am posting that response here. Perhaps someone will quote this line as well. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139755.msg1489006#msg1489006 -147825;1359507025;Ukto;Namworld: btw, I think those bonus divs were a great use of the pre-timed payouts to get some sales. I think it helped alot for getting shares out. :) -147824;1359507212;mircea_popescu;;;calc 185 -147823;1359507213;gribble;185 -147822;1359507217;mircea_popescu;;;bc,diff 185 -147821;1359507218;gribble;2968775.3320751 -147820;1359507223;mircea_popescu;;;bc,calc 185 -147819;1359507223;gribble;use the 'gentime' command instead -147818;1359507230;mircea_popescu;;;gentime 185000 -147817;1359507231;gribble;The average time to generate a block at 185000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 2968775.33208, is 19 hours, 8 minutes, and 44 seconds -147816;1359507234;Namworld;yeah. Well I had indeed made great profit trading options... -147815;1359507281;Namworld;Bonuses I give on BTC-BOND are a very small fraction of what I make. -147814;1359507387;Ukto;and its not required, so its pretty cool :) -147813;1359507417;Ukto;reminds me of when I had my JAH shares on glbse, and rasta paid divs nightly, even though he only had to paid weekly. -147812;1359507688;burnside;Ukto, just so we're clear. Anytime you post something that is incorrect, wrong, or misleading, I'm going to post a follow up with the truth. If that bothers you, I'm sorry, but it has to be done. If you don't want to be called a liar, then don't say definitively that something is true when it is not. -147811;1359507750;Ukto;ah, how about a rebuttle where the statement was? -147810;1359507756;Ukto;A bit overkill for forums isnt it? -147809;1359507762;Ukto;for something that to this moment looks to be ture? -147808;1359507763;Ukto;true? -147807;1359507789;Ukto;still have no idea what asking about outstanding shares has to do with lieing or fud -147806;1359507806;Ukto;unless your whole goal is to troll and try to make me look bad ? -147805;1359507839;burnside;How could it look to be true that the order book is not backed? Orders you cannot afford get canceled... the functionality is plain and simple. And, you did not even try it? -147804;1359507856;burnside;The looking bad part I think you accomplish just fine on your own. -147803;1359507863;Ukto;i cant force wsomeone to buy my shares. -147802;1359507884;Ukto;so if I have 20btc, and put 6 5btc bids on assets -147801;1359507887;Ukto;and one clears -147800;1359507889;Ukto;which ones get canceled? -147799;1359507889;pigeons;i'll try it now -147798;1359507896;Ukto;all of them? -147797;1359507901;jcpham;go go gadget pigeons -147796;1359507906;burnside;you can't put 6 4 btc bids with 20 btc... -147795;1359507909;pigeons;the question is when do orders you can't afford get cancelled -147794;1359507913;burnside;errr, 6 5 btc bids -147793;1359507920;Ukto;fine, call it 30 -147792;1359507925;Ukto;wel -147791;1359507926;Ukto;actually -147790;1359507926;Ukto;why not? -147789;1359507931;Ukto;you reserves are per asset -147788;1359507931;Ukto;right? -147787;1359507935;Ukto;or did deprived lie? -147786;1359507945;burnside;across assets, sure, but not on the same asset -147785;1359507950;TradeFortress;*grabs popcorn* -147784;1359507950;Ukto;i never said same asset -147783;1359507953;Ukto;so lets go back to $20 -147782;1359507954;Ukto;er -147781;1359507955;Ukto;20btc -147780;1359507959;Ukto;6 5btc bids -147779;1359507961;Ukto;6 assets -147778;1359507963;Ukto;one clears -147777;1359507966;burnside;yes, the rest of how it works has been beaten to death -147776;1359507970;Ukto;are all canceled? -147775;1359507972;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 200 @ 0.01 = 2 BTC [+] -147774;1359507973;burnside;I get that you don't like it. -147773;1359507981;Ukto;answer my question -147772;1359507985;Ukto;one 5btc order clears -147771;1359507989;pigeons;ok it cancelled other orders -147770;1359507989;Ukto;are all teh rest canceled? -147769;1359507993;pigeons;as for how it chose -147768;1359507996;Ukto;pigeons: all of them ? -147767;1359508001;Ukto;or just random -147766;1359508011;pigeons;it isn't transparent how it chose -147765;1359508011;burnside;ahh, good question. on the bids side your highest bids get canceled. -147764;1359508016;burnside;in order -147763;1359508022;Ukto;ahh, and its instant? -147762;1359508025;burnside;yes -147761;1359508026;pigeons;nope not all of them -147760;1359508029;Ukto;apparently from the sound of pigeons -147759;1359508029;burnside;it's part of the order process -147758;1359508038;burnside;and not all of them, just the ones you can no longer afford -147757;1359508052;pigeons;when it accepts your order it cancells others for insufficient funds -147756;1359508057;burnside;yes -147755;1359508066;Ukto;yup, thats cool and nice to know -147754;1359508071;pigeons;just don't accept the order -147753;1359508072;Ukto;but not what I was going on about. :) -147752;1359508093;Ukto;I was saying that in my opinion i feel its a lie to show X btc worth on the books when its not actually there -147751;1359508098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4100 @ 0.007395 = 30.3195 BTC [+] -147750;1359508103;Ukto;and can be abused for pumping -147749;1359508110;Ukto;whcih is why the major stock exchange do not do it -147748;1359508117;burnside;I thought about that pigeons, but that's a ui issue where I decided that the order they're placing should rank higher than orders they already had. (what they want to do NOW outranks what they wanted to do yesterday.) -147747;1359508140;Namworld;How is it a lie? all bids on the book can be filled right away -147746;1359508141;Ukto;so the question is -147745;1359508143;pigeons;sometimes you guestimate, if it lets me do it i mathjed right, not here ;) -147744;1359508156;Namworld;It can just removes demand on other assets at the same time. -147743;1359508158;Ukto;Namworld: so all 6 of my 5btc pids could instnatly be filled even tho I have 20btc? -147742;1359508173;Namworld;no -147741;1359508177;pigeons;its not fake cause it cancels immediately i agree, but also i dont think its user friendly, shouldnt accept the order -147740;1359508178;Ukto;so say I am dumping my shares of all my assets -147739;1359508185;TradeFortress;inb4 race attack causes account balance to go negative -147738;1359508187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00065006 = 3.8679 BTC [+] -147737;1359508188;burnside;locking on the backend would essentially work such that only your first 20btc of bids would go through -147736;1359508188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1464 @ 0.00064716 = 0.9474 BTC [-] -147735;1359508198;Ukto;i look, and see hey, if i sell 500 share sof each asset, i should get X -147734;1359508201;Ukto;i start with asset A -147733;1359508206;Ukto;i goto asset B -147732;1359508209;Ukto;and now low and behold -147731;1359508220;Ukto;the books are dramatically changed -147730;1359508223;burnside;some bids have vanished, yes. -147729;1359508225;Ukto;and now I cant get what I expected -147728;1359508230;Ukto;because it wasnt actually there -147727;1359508241;Ukto;you could play games -147726;1359508250;Ukto;and say its no diff than a bot auto moving orders -147725;1359508255;Ukto;but there is a level of expectancy -147724;1359508259;Ukto;so that is my opinion -147723;1359508268;Ukto;that is it a lie. -147722;1359508287;burnside;that's always the case though, on a larger exchange the books are always changing. -147721;1359508288;Ukto;as a trader, I like to know that the books are there -147720;1359508297;burnside;it's accurate as of when you load the book -147719;1359508299;Ukto;and that my own actions are not damanging other possible actions -147718;1359508304;Namworld;yeah. Orderbook is true only for the asset you're currently looking at... I don't see the problem with bids on other assets disappearing upon filling that orderbook -147717;1359508312;Ukto;Namworld: that is true. -147716;1359508319;Ukto;thus it is my opinion -147715;1359508323;Namworld;It only prevents evaluating all orderbooks at once -147714;1359508323;Ukto;and how I feel about it. :) -147713;1359508325;Ukto;and that is yours -147712;1359508341;Ukto;Yup -147711;1359508352;Namworld;but evaluating one individually will always show an accurate orderbook and that's all I care about. -147710;1359508352;burnside;we don't make any claims anywhere for "XX in bids are up across the whole exchange RIGHT NOW" -147709;1359508355;Ukto;I think, also to some degree, it misrepresents market size as well -147708;1359508364;pigeons;i just spent 2 btc on btc-bond to learn how this works -147707;1359508381;burnside;heh, thanks pigeons, we need the volume! -147706;1359508392;Namworld;It works by giving you 0.0006 BTC daily -147705;1359508412;burnside;errr, assbot has been pretty quiet tho -147704;1359508414;Ukto;:) -147703;1359508433;Namworld;on 2 BTC -147702;1359508434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.0006543 = 6.4776 BTC [+] -147701;1359508435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065561 = 2.8329 BTC [+] -147700;1359508436;Ukto;So in the end, I told the truth, that you can set bids on a per asset basis, right? -147699;1359508436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 928 @ 0.00065567 = 0.6085 BTC [+] -147698;1359508437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6515 @ 0.00065602 = 4.274 BTC [+] -147697;1359508449;Namworld;yes -147696;1359508464;burnside;no, you lied. you stated unequivocally that you could place 100 btc bids on all assets, withdraw 100 btc, and all your bids would remain. -147695;1359508484;Namworld;whut? O.o -147694;1359508486;Ukto;and I put in my reubutle it was based on what I could see -147693;1359508491;Ukto;and what your system showed -147692;1359508498;Ukto;which you stated was accurate -147691;1359508500;burnside;[12:05] on btct, I can fill my account with 100btc, put up to 100btc orders on each asset, and withdraw the 100btc -147690;1359508523;burnside;[12:05] and then its a complete, lie -147689;1359508542;burnside;[12:06] Regardless of 'pumping the numbers', i think traders have a right to knwo that a bid is actually backed, and not just a fake number on the books. -147688;1359508551;burnside;ALL bids are backed. -147687;1359508557;burnside;as of the time you load the book -147686;1359508558;Ukto;on a per asset basis -147685;1359508569;Ukto;when looking at the overall market page -147684;1359508571;Ukto;its incorrect then -147683;1359508598;Ukto;When you withdraw or transfer it cancels your orders you can no longer afford. Plain. Simple. Effective. I even have a display on the withdrawal page clearly showing the maximum you can withdraw without orders getting canceled -- AND, this behavior has been discussed to death in the btct/litecoinglobal threads. -147682;1359508604;burnside;I don't say anything about bid depth or order depth on the market. -147681;1359508611;Ukto;Clearly, plain and simple.. wow... that must be the cause of the problem right there. -147680;1359508611;Ukto;I have 35.5 btc in my account, I have a 35btc order up for a security right now. -147679;1359508611;Ukto;The withdraw page clearly, plainly, and simply says I have 35.5btc available to withdraw. No further details. -147678;1359508627;Ukto;you state current bid price -147677;1359508637;Ukto;which if one of those is touched, could drasticlly change others -147676;1359508641;Ukto;but -147675;1359508644;Ukto;thats not here nor there -147674;1359508650;Ukto;as has been said -147673;1359508656;Ukto;we all have our diff opinions on it -147672;1359508665;burnside;"No further details" is another piece of FUD. right below the max withdraw: "On the Order Book: YY BTC (not on the order book: XX-YY BTC)" -147671;1359508678;Ukto;the word max is not on my page -147670;1359508708;TradeFortress;withdrawing is just like automated cancellations -147669;1359508784;burnside;The withdrawal page => https://btct.co/transfers -147668;1359508789;burnside;We only have one... -147667;1359508794;Ukto;https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ruh8ax2w9vwgdj/withdraw.png -147666;1359508796;Ukto;nothing about a max -147665;1359508799;Ukto;it just give sme a balance -147664;1359508812;burnside;lol -147663;1359508824;burnside;you have to set a withdrawal address before withdrawal is even available... -147662;1359508825;Ukto;nothing about order cancelation -147661;1359508825;Ukto;etc -147660;1359508832;Ukto;it doesnt say its not available -147659;1359508848;Ukto;sorry if the site is confusing -147658;1359508873;burnside;obviously any withdrawal is unavailable until you set an address, it says it in plain english... -147657;1359508888;Ukto;sure -147656;1359508905;burnside;"Withdrawal becomes available once you have set your withdrawal address" -147655;1359508910;Ukto;Yup -147654;1359508915;Ukto;glad it will be an option -147653;1359508921;Ukto;i'll take my 35btc. ;) -147652;1359508927;Ukto;when I am ready -147651;1359508929;Ukto;as i said, I was talking -147650;1359508931;Ukto;pure chat -147649;1359508932;Ukto;in here -147648;1359508939;Ukto;with a couple people -147647;1359508955;Ukto;if it was someone else -147646;1359508962;Ukto;would you have taken it to the forums -147645;1359508967;Ukto;and called them a liar? -147644;1359508971;Ukto;for making a simple mistake? -147643;1359508979;Ukto;because there is no documentation anywhere on yoru site -147642;1359508980;Ukto;on what happens -147641;1359508982;Ukto;and how it happens -147640;1359508989;Ukto;no -147639;1359508992;Ukto;you are picking on me specifically -147638;1359508996;Ukto;to lower my credibility. -147637;1359509004;Ukto;so just stop. k? :) -147636;1359509018;burnside;I'll be honest, I hold you to a higher standard. There was no simple mistake. What you stated was not true and you stated it clearly, intentionally, and in a way that damages the company. -147635;1359509029;Ukto;hmm -147634;1359509034;Ukto;soudns liek things you have done on teh forums -147633;1359509043;Ukto;guess were both the same. :) -147632;1359509058;Ukto;except I was just talking with a few friends -147631;1359509060;Ukto;in an irc channel -147630;1359509067;Ukto;where you have gone out of your way to make false assertions -147629;1359509070;Ukto;in public view -147628;1359509077;burnside;that may be, but I don't think so. I haven't made anything up about BitFunder and stated it as fact. -147627;1359509097;Ukto;sigh -147626;1359509114;Ukto;then you really dont realize when you make false assertions ? -147625;1359509121;Ukto;this is really a matter of not thinking things through ? -147624;1359509153;Ukto;or cecking facts before making statements? -147623;1359509168;Ukto;Apparently that was me when just talking on irc -147622;1359509177;Ukto;as I clicked through things -147621;1359509183;Ukto;trying to udnerstand something that was not documented -147620;1359509187;burnside;I've made lots of mistakes, mostly in terms of getting sucked into petty bickering. -147619;1359509196;Ukto;but your the one who continues it -147618;1359509198;Ukto;and starts it -147617;1359509210;Ukto;and the puts it out for EVERYONE to see -147616;1359509225;burnside;I think we've come full circle: [15:00] Ukto, just so we're clear. Anytime you post something that is incorrect, wrong, or misleading, I'm going to post a follow up with the truth. If that bothers you, I'm sorry, but it has to be done. If you don't want to be called a liar, then don't say definitively that something is true when it is not. -147615;1359509281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2857 @ 0.00064716 = 1.8489 BTC [-] -147614;1359509283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 293 @ 0.00064693 = 0.1896 BTC [-] -147613;1359509284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00064434 = 5.5735 BTC [-] -147612;1359509289;Ukto;Alright, so from now on when I ask any questions about your site which does some very unconvential things w/o any supportive documentation, i will create a new irc user -147611;1359509296;Ukto;so you dont have to hold it to your high standards -147610;1359509305;Ukto;and expectancy to be able to read your mind -147609;1359509308;Namworld;Ukto, put a withdrawal address and check the form that appears... -147608;1359509308;Ukto;and do everything you expect them to do -147607;1359509308;burnside;Heh, how very upright of you. -147606;1359509315;Ukto;Namworld: yes, i see that now -147605;1359509315;Namworld;and take a screenshot again... -147604;1359509328;Ukto;Namworld: as I said, I was just ahving a discussion here on irc -147603;1359509332;Ukto;if you for example or someone else had said -147602;1359509341;Ukto;"hey, actually it should cancel"\ -147601;1359509348;Ukto;"should show a max withdraw" -147600;1359509349;Ukto;or something -147599;1359509355;Ukto;i would have said "oh, let me check" -147598;1359509366;Ukto;just like when you answered my question about outstanding shares -147597;1359509367;burnside;this is a public chan, just as public as the forums. if you want the privacy (and to spread the FUD privately) you can pm anyone you want about it. -147596;1359509367;Ukto;and how it worked -147595;1359509399;Ukto;burnside: you should post a live irc log on btct -147594;1359509400;Ukto;:) -147593;1359509418;Ukto;i will get you a list of all bitcoin related channels -147592;1359509426;Ukto;so you can monitor them all -147591;1359509432;Ukto;and even the ones on all the other networks -147590;1359509444;Ukto;so you can critisize any and all users -147589;1359509449;Ukto;that make a simple misudnerstanding of your site -147588;1359509463;Ukto;you admitted it yourself, youy hold me in higher regards and expectancies -147587;1359509469;Ukto;but I am no different then another btct user -147586;1359509482;Ukto;i look for the same documentation to yoru custom stuff -147585;1359509485;Ukto;i use the same interface -147584;1359509490;Ukto;i get confused just as easily as others would -147583;1359509516;Ukto;as Namworld said, he had to spend nearly $40 to understnad your system -147582;1359509517;burnside;There's no confusion in stating as fact something that is not true, nor possible. -147581;1359509517;Ukto;and how it worked -147580;1359509525;Ukto;i dont know whats possible -147579;1359509527;Ukto;where is it in the faq? -147578;1359509538;Ukto;as I said -147577;1359509540;Ukto;i put in the post -147576;1359509544;Ukto;I should have wrote "could" -147575;1359509547;Ukto;instead of "can" -147574;1359509553;Ukto;your nitpicking -147573;1359509573;Ukto;and over dramatizing something -147572;1359509601;Ukto;you wanna defend yourself, then defend yourself to the people that i outright lied to -147571;1359509613;Ukto;you dont have to go "WOH IS ME" to the whole world -147570;1359509616;Ukto;and seek attention -147569;1359509722;Namworld;[18:31] as Namworld said, he had to spend nearly $40 to understnad your system -147568;1359509727;Namworld;I never said that O.o -147567;1359509758;burnside;I'd rather not end up with all this attention. But I can't leave other users confused based on posts of a competing exchange operator. You of all people should be able to wrap your brain around that. -147566;1359509817;burnside;I think it was pigeons that said that he'd spent 2 BTC making trades to test Ukto's statements. -147565;1359509882;Ukto;ah -147564;1359509891;Ukto;might have been, will scroll back up -147563;1359509899;Ukto;Namworld: sorry if i misread that :) -147562;1359509913;Ukto;yeah, it was. [17:14] i just spent 2 btc on btc-bond to learn how this works -147561;1359511468;dub;this just in, IRC is srs bzns -147560;1359511673;error4733;hey, totally off topic, a friend made some wallet with old audio tape, i found this awesome, so i share ;) -147559;1359511686;error4733;http://www.imagebam.com/gallery/moq5ne52uqq4505whye4bycvb7oolwt8 -147558;1359511883;dub;looks like two iphone cases stuck together -147557;1359511929;dub;pretty cool though -147556;1359512135;Ukto;actually -147555;1359512137;Ukto;thts pretty neat -147554;1359512140;Ukto;very retro -147553;1359512144;Ukto;I bet they would sell like hotcakes -147552;1359512159;Ukto;wonder if hw would consider marketing em? :) -147551;1359512169;Ukto;i think teens would like em -147550;1359512176;Ukto;mid/late teens, mebbe early 20s -147549;1359512193;dub;I think you mean 'hipsters' -147548;1359512201;Ukto;yeah hehe -147547;1359512211;Ukto;esp. if you can "build your own" selecinting diff tapes, colors etc on the site -147546;1359512244;kakobrekla;the result of that would be a bunch of ugly wallets -147545;1359512250;kakobrekla;better to stick with the plan -147544;1359512256;Ukto;lol -147543;1359512265;duketogo;the tapes will all have to be bands that "nobody has heard about" -147542;1359512284;Ukto;duketogo: you think so? :/ -147541;1359512292;Ukto;I figured if they actually bought the tapes and had receipts -147540;1359512299;Ukto;and just destroyed them it was fair game -147539;1359512304;Ukto;rather than making fake dupes -147538;1359512305;dub;you can buy tapes? -147537;1359512308;Ukto;sure, ebay -147536;1359512311;Ukto;can buy in bulk -147535;1359512324;kakobrekla;resell the case to one party and the music rights to another -147534;1359512341;Ukto;kakobrekla: not sure end users can just split the rights like that tho :/ -147533;1359512355;kakobrekla;is not split -147532;1359512394;dub;I thought duketogo was talking about the hipsters desire to be original by listening to obscure shit -147531;1359512405;error4733;maybe put the music in a usb stick and you sell with the wallet -147530;1359512420;error4733;if its a specific band -147529;1359512439;duketogo;aye, the hipster will not want to be seen with a tape wallet featuring a band that had any kind of commercial success ;) -147528;1359512464;dub;preferrably put a small amount of explosives in there instead of a usb stick to incinerate the hipster -147527;1359512474;error4733;and yes obv he want marketing em but the prob is the production -147526;1359512484;error4733;he made this one by one -147525;1359512497;dub;the other problem of course is what a hipster needs a wallet for? -147524;1359512521;error4733;put some paper wallet inside ? -147523;1359512529;dub;money? mom buys everythign -147522;1359512550;error4733;i got one but i'm not a fking hipsters -147521;1359512592;kakobrekla;i got one too, if we are talking about moms. -147520;1359512700;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139763.0 -147519;1359512702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064455 = 2.7851 BTC [+] -147518;1359512703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3579 @ 0.00064434 = 2.3061 BTC [-] -147517;1359512735;kakobrekla;fuckin genious. -147516;1359512807;kakobrekla;>>its also a good game choice I think as its not totally trivial to create a bot for it. -147515;1359512814;kakobrekla;well we shall see about that soon -147514;1359512823;dub;hehe Challenge Accepted -147513;1359512883;Namworld;fuck... can someone make me an uber competent bot? -147512;1359512905;Namworld;=P -147511;1359512912;kakobrekla;like one that makes you breakfast and gives head? -147510;1359512946;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/how-to-hedge-as-a-miner/ -147509;1359512958;mircea_popescu;everyone that comprehends mining plz to read and comment -147508;1359513007;dub;13w/gh! -147507;1359513011;dub;yes plox -147506;1359513076;mircea_popescu;what, bfl does 1 w/gh :D -147505;1359514043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0073845 = 3.6923 BTC [-] -147504;1359514091;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17j3y2/how_to_hedge_as_a_miner/ -147503;1359514093;smickles;:P -147502;1359514109;mircea_popescu;eee -147501;1359514124;kakobrekla;they wont get it. -147500;1359514149;mircea_popescu;;/ -147499;1359514160;mircea_popescu;not even with drawrinks!? -147498;1359514188;kakobrekla;lets be suprised -147497;1359514221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00064667 = 2.0693 BTC [+] -147496;1359514233;mircea_popescu;well wtf am i to do. -147495;1359514245;kakobrekla;bet on it. -147494;1359514257;smickles;kakobrekla: http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMining/comments/17j454/how_to_hedge_as_a_miner_xpost/ -147493;1359514262;smickles;:P -147492;1359514302;kakobrekla;dunno. -147491;1359514345;kakobrekla;anyone got anything good to watch for reccomendation -147490;1359514353;mircea_popescu;danke smickles -147489;1359514358;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla try all about eve -147488;1359514388;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/category/trilematograf/ or just go through that list -147487;1359514389;kakobrekla;140min -147486;1359514396;kakobrekla;really worth it? -147485;1359514421;smickles;tinkerlinks, ftw -147484;1359514422;smickles;srsly -147483;1359514446;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla welll... i dunno really what you like -147482;1359514447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064461 = 2.7854 BTC [-] -147481;1359514449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5271 @ 0.00064434 = 3.3963 BTC [-] -147480;1359514450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00064374 = 4.4418 BTC [-] -147479;1359514451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1850 @ 0.00063666 = 1.1778 BTC [-] -147478;1359514453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12058 @ 0.00063598 = 7.6686 BTC [-] -147477;1359514462;kakobrekla;dunno borrig stuff i think. -147476;1359514472;mircea_popescu;bah i stay up to write docs for miners, ppl sell mpoe. THIS IS THE THANKS I GET! -147475;1359514509;smickles;don't look at me, i just leveraged long -147474;1359514551;assbot;I cooked, I cleaned, and I sewed, and I have a right to get-- -147473;1359514603;smickles;is this a fill in the blank? -147472;1359514607;mircea_popescu;ducked ? -147471;1359514616;smickles;crunk? -147470;1359514627;mircea_popescu;pluived ? -147469;1359514649;kakobrekla;no -147468;1359514657;smickles;refactored? -147467;1359514681;mircea_popescu; this just in, IRC is srs bzns -147466;1359514682;mircea_popescu;loller. -147465;1359514794;smickles;oh no -147464;1359514807;kakobrekla;smickles the answer is here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zgXnSKgopY -147463;1359514809;smickles;i might be shadow-banned on reddit? -147462;1359514843;smickles;kakobrekla: linked to blocked content? -147461;1359514846;mircea_popescu;smickles i saw your link earlier -147460;1359514875;smickles;mircea_popescu: that's just it, direct links work, but check the /r/bitcoin page or the /r/bitcoin/new -147459;1359514878;smickles;not there -147458;1359514904;kakobrekla;i guess you could replace -- with 'shit'. -147457;1359514930;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/new?sort=new -147456;1359514931;mircea_popescu;or here -147455;1359515030;kakobrekla;smickles huh? -147454;1359515079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00732036 = 12.4446 BTC [-] -147453;1359515081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.007395 = 1.1093 BTC [+] -147452;1359515124;dub;might be blocked in 'murica, cuts a little close to home -147451;1359515147;kakobrekla;too bad -147450;1359515321;mircea_popescu;im off. take it ezzy all -147449;1359541054;JohnGalt;!s.dice -147448;1359541063;JohnGalt;!ticker s.dice -147447;1359541064;assbot;It's so strange that you don't remember any of your poetry. -147446;1359541115;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -147445;1359541117;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00711564 / 0.00735027 / 0.007395 (85447 shares, 628.06 BTC), 7D: 0.00085848 / 0.00547144 / 0.0075 (1181450 shares, 6,464.24 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00440993 / 0.0075 (9302204 shares, 41,022.10 BTC) -147444;1359541130;Bowjob;I find it a bit strange that mpex dice shares haven't lost value while Havelock's are a bit down -147443;1359541156;mircea_popescu;Bowjob yest they were trading .8 -147442;1359541166;Bowjob;Yeah -147441;1359541177;mircea_popescu;well... and the guy came by and bought more s.dice -147440;1359541196;Bowjob;I'd imagine with dice shares would plummet now that the whale got 9k in 1 day. -147439;1359541204;mircea_popescu;why ? -147438;1359541219;Bowjob;The profits are down? -147437;1359541239;Bowjob;Well, im still figuring out if dice is up or down, looks like the whale is still playing -147436;1359541255;mircea_popescu;listen, most people with that sort of nonsense outlook aren't on mpex -147435;1359541259;mircea_popescu;they can't afford the fee. -147434;1359541277;Bowjob;right -147433;1359541356;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -147432;1359541359;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.69500000 / 0.7513125 / 0.78000000 (80 shares, 60.10499969 BTC), 7D: 0.44000000 / 0.64762229 / 0.81000000 (1311 shares, 849.03282861 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.51008583 / 0.81000000 (5482 shares, 2796.29051793 BTC) -147431;1359541416;mircea_popescu;was up cause of lack of asks, prolly relaxed a little once owner bought a little more s.dice and put it on offer -147430;1359541442;maximian;bowjob: s.dice is practically brand new and is just getting going - its big earning days are still ahead of us. Variances like a 9k loss to a whale are meaningless if you're in for the long term. -147429;1359541602;mircea_popescu;actually i imagine the largest single factor affecting price is people's judgement of how likely a sale to a large player is. -147428;1359541621;maximian;I do anticipate that - it makes sense -147427;1359541629;mircea_popescu;stuff like the recent online casinos opening btc to the us is prolly more pressure than whether someone makles or loses 10k -147426;1359541649;mircea_popescu;course, this is all speculation about what people may be speculating about lol. -147425;1359542153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10850 @ 0.00065466 = 7.1031 BTC [-] -147424;1359542154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064931 = 2.8057 BTC [-] -147423;1359542154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66 @ 0.00064918 = 0.0428 BTC [-] -147422;1359542155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.0006485 = 8.9493 BTC [-] -147421;1359543218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006456 = 2.7896 BTC [-] -147420;1359543219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00064528 = 7.2271 BTC [-] -147419;1359543220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1735 @ 0.00064423 = 1.1177 BTC [-] -147418;1359543671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064457 = 2.7852 BTC [+] -147417;1359543672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3725 @ 0.00064423 = 2.3998 BTC [-] -147416;1359544307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00064423 = 9.3413 BTC [-] -147415;1359546018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3540 @ 0.00064423 = 2.2806 BTC [-] -147414;1359546019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6597 @ 0.00064187 = 4.2344 BTC [-] -147413;1359546048;mircea_popescu;Graet would you be so kind to link this somewhere http://trilema.com/2013/how-to-hedge-as-a-miner/ ? -147412;1359546784;Graet;i'll read it laterm kids dinner time mircea_popescu -147411;1359547153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00064187 = 2.8242 BTC [-] -147410;1359547772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 712 @ 0.00734477 = 5.2295 BTC [+] -147409;1359548213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24 @ 0.00064187 = 0.0154 BTC [-] -147408;1359548214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3036 @ 0.00064169 = 1.9482 BTC [-] -147407;1359548471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064744 = 2.7976 BTC [+] -147406;1359548473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9163 @ 0.00064755 = 5.9335 BTC [+] -147405;1359548474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11516 @ 0.00064855 = 7.4687 BTC [+] -147404;1359548542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006483 = 2.8013 BTC [-] -147403;1359548544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 934 @ 0.00064855 = 0.6057 BTC [+] -147402;1359548545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10645 @ 0.00065454 = 6.9676 BTC [+] -147401;1359549346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00730215 = 3.286 BTC [-] -147400;1359549570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064199 = 2.774 BTC [-] -147399;1359549571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11879 @ 0.00064169 = 7.6226 BTC [-] -147398;1359551231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 950 @ 0.00064636 = 0.614 BTC [+] -147397;1359551233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00064199 = 2.4717 BTC [-] -147396;1359552100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065438 = 2.8276 BTC [+] -147395;1359552101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11479 @ 0.00065454 = 7.5135 BTC [+] -147394;1359552943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006543 = 2.8272 BTC [-] -147393;1359552945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15179 @ 0.00065454 = 9.9353 BTC [+] -147392;1359553521;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139649.0 -147391;1359553531;kakobrekla;http://glados.cc/gold/ -147390;1359553532;kakobrekla;legit -147389;1359553654;jurov;hi mircea_popescu, got a question about x.idiffs -147388;1359553667;jurov;how do i know how much is the cover? -147387;1359553692;jurov;when i buy some and difficulty rises, when they'll go *poof*? -147386;1359553751;kakobrekla;i showed that xdiff thingie to a guy with ~300ghash -147385;1359553757;kakobrekla;said he dont like insurances. -147384;1359553786;jurov;nobody likes it, cause of above uncertainty -147383;1359553805;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0075 = 15 BTC [+] -147382;1359553834;jurov;practically every time you do MKFUT, collateral changes, not even saying anything about next quarters -147381;1359553887;jurov;and buyers don't know what to expect, let's have practical example -147380;1359553914;jurov;i have sold 20x x.idiff.mar to bugpowder fellow for 1.7711 BTC -147379;1359553990;jurov;but the cover is actually less, am searching how much it was -147378;1359554024;jurov;(if i inderstand idiffs correctly) -147377;1359554068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2753 @ 0.00065454 = 1.8019 BTC [+] -147376;1359554070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9104 @ 0.00065471 = 5.9605 BTC [+] -147375;1359554071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11170 @ 0.00066438 = 7.4211 BTC [+] -147374;1359554072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00066563 = 4.6261 BTC [+] -147373;1359554074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 211 @ 0.00066576 = 0.1405 BTC [+] -147372;1359554223;jurov;hmm, stat says IMMCover is 1.95470556 so it's a bit more... but still we don't know how much cover others provided -147371;1359554324;jurov;would you buy future for 1.7BTC that's covered only up to 1.95 ? i doubt -147370;1359554498;jurov;poor bugpowder, first that s.dice blunder, then this :DDD -147369;1359554694;jurov; http://glados.cc/gold/ ,pffft. i'll wait for mithril bars -147368;1359554705;kakobrekla;ah is back online now -147367;1359554714;kakobrekla;was just givin an error before -147366;1359554733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 471 @ 0.00064199 = 0.3024 BTC [-] -147365;1359554735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4585 @ 0.00064169 = 2.9421 BTC [-] -147364;1359554735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00064149 = 3.5923 BTC [-] -147363;1359554736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5844 @ 0.00064143 = 3.7485 BTC [-] -147362;1359556512;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.6120002 = 6.12 BTC [-] -147361;1359556683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.612 = 6.12 BTC [-] -147360;1359556805;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.611 = 2.444 BTC [-] -147359;1359556897;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139931.0 -147358;1359557446;gesell;based on the S.DICE betcount total on Jan 1 and current count I'm seeing a %14 increase in dividends. It's a simplistic calculation. Match what everyone else thinks or does someone have something more sound? -147357;1359557753;malaimo;if you have a look at the statistical analysis thread over at bitcointalk.org you can see that yesterday was a very bad day for s.dice -147356;1359557771;gesell;ahh thanks -147355;1359557806;malaimo;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.780 -147354;1359557944;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5611 = 1.1222 BTC [-] -147353;1359557998;malaimo;but I guess if you consider regression to the mean satoshidice will be fine... -147352;1359558213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1945 @ 0.00734477 = 14.2856 BTC [+] -147351;1359558604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00064685 = 6.9213 BTC [+] -147350;1359558606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064175 = 2.773 BTC [-] -147349;1359558607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3579 @ 0.00064143 = 2.2957 BTC [-] -147348;1359559544;markedathome;clearly, dooglus is trying to out mircea_popescu as the mystery player, why else can I get "MPEX pay SDICE with SMPOE" out of the addresses listed in #782 -147347;1359559713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066275 = 2.8637 BTC [+] -147346;1359559715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9150 @ 0.00066278 = 6.0644 BTC [+] -147345;1359560370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006635 = 2.867 BTC [+] -147344;1359560370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15479 @ 0.00066381 = 10.2751 BTC [+] -147343;1359560544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2808 @ 0.00066287 = 1.8613 BTC [-] -147342;1359560641;jurov;no, he's buying twelve pound solid bricks of crystal meth -147341;1359560670;jurov;(see second recent trilema article) -147340;1359560895;DeadWeasel;i'm pretty sure he's transporting them as 12" crystal meth dildos to get past customs. -147339;1359561125;jurov;If nobody is to be routinely told exactly what a worthless, pointless accidental and undesired item they are then certainly nobody’s to be told they’re welcome to dream into one palm, piss in the other and see which feels warmer to the touch. -147338;1359561136;jurov;and he calls someone snide. yeah. -147337;1359561694;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.009 = 0.9 BTC [+] -147336;1359561771;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 11 @ 0.0091 = 0.1001 BTC [+] -147335;1359562130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2279 @ 0.00066381 = 1.5128 BTC [+] -147334;1359562132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14849 @ 0.00066576 = 9.8859 BTC [+] -147333;1359562133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1722 @ 0.00066577 = 1.1465 BTC [+] -147332;1359562364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00066577 = 3.9946 BTC [+] -147331;1359562505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00066577 = 5.2596 BTC [+] -147330;1359563327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1513 @ 0.00066287 = 1.0029 BTC [-] -147329;1359563329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16737 @ 0.00066282 = 11.0936 BTC [-] -147328;1359564686;thestringpuller;;;ticker -147327;1359564687;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.45001, Best ask: 19.52026, Bid-ask spread: 0.07025, Last trade: 19.42100, 24 hour volume: 53313.83367467, 24 hour low: 18.70000, 24 hour high: 19.80000, 24 hour vwap: 19.35731 -147326;1359564699;thestringpuller;;;asks 29 -147325;1359564701;gribble;There are currently 35300.69 bitcoins offered at or under 29.0 USD, worth 746476.392038 USD in total. -147324;1359564702;thestringpuller;;;asks 29 -147323;1359564704;gribble;There are currently 35300.69 bitcoins offered at or under 29.0 USD, worth 746476.392038 USD in total. -147322;1359564705;thestringpuller;;;asks 20 -147321;1359564707;gribble;There are currently 17178.888 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 340747.595972 USD in total. -147320;1359564721;thestringpuller;;;bids 19 -147319;1359564724;gribble;There are currently 4392.8697 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 84249.722342 USD in total. -147318;1359565382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00066282 = 6.827 BTC [-] -147317;1359565569;jurov;;;bc,24 -147316;1359565570;gribble;Error: "bc,24" is not a valid command. -147315;1359565574;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -147314;1359565576;gribble;19.28 -147313;1359566272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00066328 = 3.9134 BTC [+] -147312;1359566274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066542 = 2.8753 BTC [+] -147311;1359566275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12679 @ 0.00066577 = 8.4413 BTC [+] -147310;1359566841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2223 @ 0.00730522 = 16.2395 BTC [-] -147309;1359567327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00734477 = 4.0396 BTC [+] -147308;1359567643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00066577 = 5.6923 BTC [+] -147307;1359568684;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.645 BTC [+] -147306;1359568798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 149 @ 0.00066577 = 0.0992 BTC [+] -147305;1359568799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11651 @ 0.00066664 = 7.767 BTC [+] -147304;1359568960;Bugpowder;19.60 taken out -147303;1359568986;Bugpowder;knock 3 times and the door to $20 opens? -147302;1359569290;jurov;yeah, rally right after i sold some...but i can't wait longer -147301;1359569336;jurov;oh Bugpowder you weren;t around when i discussed the mpex idiffs ? -147300;1359569337;Bugpowder;no shame in selling at $19 -147299;1359569352;Bugpowder;don't think so -147298;1359569358;Bugpowder;I have sold some -147297;1359569366;Bugpowder;idiffs -147296;1359569373;Bugpowder;deposit req is harsh -147295;1359569388;jurov;so, unless mircea corrects me, it comes out they are covered only up to 2.9x current difficulty -147294;1359569417;jurov;so these i made only up to 9 M -147293;1359569434;Bugpowder;yeah -147292;1359569448;Bugpowder;i sold the same ones -147291;1359569454;Bugpowder;but before the last expiry -147290;1359569460;Bugpowder;so mine got up to 27 -147289;1359569472;jurov;so basically you bought futures for 1.7BTC that are covered only up to 1.95 -147288;1359569472;Bugpowder;I've had a long discussion wiht mp about this -147287;1359569480;Bugpowder;i didn't -147286;1359569491;Bugpowder;I sold some -147285;1359569496;Bugpowder;a month ago -147284;1359569499;Bugpowder;the SAME ones -147283;1359569505;jurov;okay. but overall i'm correct? -147282;1359569505;Bugpowder;but mine go up to 27 -147281;1359569529;Bugpowder;and when the 9 threshold is hit, the expiry is spread across both sets of sold futures -147280;1359569536;jurov;but the cover averages over all idiff shares, no? -147279;1359569542;Bugpowder;yeah -147278;1359569543;jurov;so i diluted it in fact -147277;1359569550;Bugpowder;yes thank you -147276;1359569558;Bugpowder;my exposure is reduced now -147275;1359569569;Bugpowder;there is no way to know -147274;1359569589;Bugpowder;what the actual distribution of 27 and 9s is -147273;1359569592;jurov;yes, there is no way to know what the cover is. well, i got an idea how to fix it -147272;1359569602;Bugpowder;great -147271;1359569606;jurov;CoinBr.IDiff will come to bitfunder soon ;D -147270;1359569616;Bugpowder;cool -147269;1359569631;Bugpowder;idiff is useful -147268;1359569637;Bugpowder;but needs some refinement -147267;1359569644;Bugpowder;and liquidity -147266;1359569748;Bugpowder;hmmm maybe I will make some -147265;1359569819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066302 = 2.8649 BTC [-] -147264;1359569821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7146 @ 0.00066282 = 4.7365 BTC [-] -147263;1359569872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 242 @ 0.00734477 = 1.7774 BTC [+] -147262;1359569953;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.3001 = 2.4008 BTC [-] -147261;1359569955;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.3001 = 1.5005 BTC [-] -147260;1359569956;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.3 = 2.1 BTC [-] -147259;1359570308;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 4 @ 0.0238 = 0.0952 BTC [-] -147258;1359570313;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 12 @ 0.0237 = 0.2844 BTC [-] -147257;1359570424;Bugpowder;I made some idiffs! -147256;1359570426;Bugpowder;buy buy buy! -147255;1359570435;Bugpowder;priced to MOVE -147254;1359570816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066642 = 2.8796 BTC [+] -147253;1359570818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2979 @ 0.00066657 = 1.9857 BTC [+] -147252;1359570881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6576 @ 0.00066657 = 4.3834 BTC [+] -147251;1359571141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00734477 = 2.2034 BTC [+] -147250;1359571517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00734477 = 2.9379 BTC [+] -147249;1359571744;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 10 @ 0.21604376 = 2.1604 BTC [+] -147248;1359571963;mircea_popescu;ahhh how goes it boys an' girls ? -147247;1359572152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00734477 = 2.9379 BTC [+] -147246;1359572574;jurov;hi mircea -147245;1359572584;mircea_popescu;heya -147244;1359572592;jurov;i'm going to improve idiff futures ;) -147243;1359572598;mircea_popescu;o ? -147242;1359573318;mircea_popescu; said he dont like insurances. <<< heh. -147241;1359573370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00734477 = 2.2034 BTC [+] -147240;1359573376;mircea_popescu;markedathome I seriously have played a grand total of maybe 3 btc on s.dice. -147239;1359573392;thestringpuller;;;ticker -147238;1359573393;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.42769, Best ask: 19.54999, Bid-ask spread: 0.12230, Last trade: 19.42769, 24 hour volume: 50009.52094866, 24 hour low: 18.70000, 24 hour high: 19.63999, 24 hour vwap: 19.35837 -147237;1359573408;thestringpuller;;;asks 20 -147236;1359573411;gribble;There are currently 14954.611 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 297782.475441 USD in total. -147235;1359573441;markedathome;mircea_popescu: i just thought it was funny that I could get those words out of the way the addresses were arranged. -147234;1359573456;thestringpuller;;;bids -147233;1359573457;gribble;(bids [--under] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoin demanded at or over . If '--under' option is given, find coins or at or under . -147232;1359573465;thestringpuller;;;bids 19 -147231;1359573468;gribble;There are currently 5527.276 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 105766.29329 USD in total. -147230;1359573491;mircea_popescu;markedathome i guess by now pretty much everything's somewhat connected to mpex -147229;1359573532;markedathome;doesn't really matter, you could make any sequence of chars out of something if you look hard enough. took me a while to get smpoe -147228;1359573589;mircea_popescu;o o i see lol -147227;1359573604;mircea_popescu;there's this kaballah thing where they look for the nth letters sort of thing -147226;1359573647;mircea_popescu;jurov the collateral is 2.9x the current diff per set, so march are currently about .1 ad june about .3 -147225;1359573692;jurov;yes, but the buyer doesn't know where it is exactly. especially if previous quarters are mixed in -147224;1359573732;mircea_popescu;buyer knows it's not going to be less than 2.9x whatever quarter he buys in -147223;1359573749;jurov;it can be anywhere from (lowest difficulty in this quarter)*2.9 and more -147222;1359573755;mircea_popescu;yes, but not less. -147221;1359573772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00734477 = 2.9379 BTC [+] -147220;1359574030;mircea_popescu;sooo... what else is new ? -147219;1359574088;jurov;we'll see how it goes after we open it. just that i think that buying future at 0.075 , while expected cover may be 0.0095 or maybe more isn't so attractive -147218;1359574097;jurov;*0.095 -147217;1359574151;mircea_popescu;why do you have to buy it at .075 ? -147216;1359574158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00731818 = 3.6591 BTC [-] -147215;1359574202;jurov;it's lowest price offered to date. and seems nobody will sell it for less. -147214;1359574247;mircea_popescu;well sure but best bid is like 4mn -147213;1359574289;jurov;where? -147212;1359574300;mircea_popescu;for mar. -147211;1359574320;mircea_popescu;and for that matter i dunno if i'd buy at 7.5mn. what, diff doubles in the next six weeks ? -147210;1359574322;mircea_popescu;i dun see it. -147209;1359574340;jurov;well, remains to be seen if it actually trades at such price -147208;1359574457;mircea_popescu;i think like 20 sold or something, but that's really nothing. -147207;1359574479;jurov;yes, i experimentally sold 20 at 0.89 -147206;1359574488;jurov;*0.089 -147205;1359574490;mircea_popescu;i'd imagine at a bare minimum there should be 50% coverage which would put the volume in the 100k range per month or somrthing -147204;1359574943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31595 @ 0.00066657 = 21.0603 BTC [+] -147203;1359574945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5899 @ 0.00066664 = 3.9325 BTC [+] -147202;1359574946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 370 @ 0.00066731 = 0.2469 BTC [+] -147201;1359574946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00066849 = 2.1392 BTC [+] -147200;1359574948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2874 @ 0.00066915 = 1.9231 BTC [+] -147199;1359575003;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -147198;1359575005;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.46042, Best ask: 19.60448, Bid-ask spread: 0.14406, Last trade: 19.46042, 24 hour volume: 49860.53894881, 24 hour low: 18.70000, 24 hour high: 19.63999, 24 hour vwap: 19.35926 -147197;1359575006;mircea_popescu;so what's new, anyway ? -147196;1359575036;jurov;zimbabwe has $247 in bank... wanna buy? -147195;1359575112;mircea_popescu;buy what, the country ? -147194;1359575117;jurov;yes -147193;1359575121;mircea_popescu;nah, too much hassle. -147192;1359575228;jurov;they should kick mugabe and move to bitcoin -147191;1359575255;jurov;and list on mpex, if you allow them lol -147190;1359575282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066493 = 2.8732 BTC [-] -147189;1359575283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22185 @ 0.00066467 = 14.7457 BTC [-] -147188;1359575285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1707 @ 0.00066282 = 1.1314 BTC [-] -147187;1359575286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15537 @ 0.00066045 = 10.2614 BTC [-] -147186;1359575287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00065833 = 1.5471 BTC [-] -147185;1359575291;mircea_popescu;lol, REAL PRECIOUS JEEM -147184;1359575320;mircea_popescu;the thing is, they're not smart enough to do any of tham. -147183;1359575324;mircea_popescu;that* -147182;1359575361;DeadWeasel;can't run a country on volatility like this. maybe later. -147181;1359575396;DeadWeasel;when I can afford my own atoll in the south pacific, i'll run my country on BTC. -147180;1359575416;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel btc is not particularly volatile for that purpose. -147179;1359575439;jurov;would be infinitely better than their current $ -147178;1359575446;mircea_popescu;exactly. -147177;1359575467;mircea_popescu;most national currencies are worse than btc in that perspective. -147176;1359575468;DeadWeasel;true, they can't even control it as is. -147175;1359575533;mircea_popescu;i mean, when it crapped out it only dropped 90% -147174;1359575543;mircea_popescu;do you think the greek drachma would have ONLY dropped 90% recently ? -147173;1359575559;mircea_popescu;for that matter, once things blow over do you suppose the usd will only drop 90% ? -147172;1359575729;Bugpowder;19.6999 -147171;1359576686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00734477 = 1.469 BTC [+] -147170;1359577232;smickles;;;ticker -147169;1359577233;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.63201, Best ask: 19.70472, Bid-ask spread: 0.07271, Last trade: 19.63201, 24 hour volume: 49943.54713803, 24 hour low: 18.70000, 24 hour high: 19.70323, 24 hour vwap: 19.36427 -147168;1359577323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066882 = 2.89 BTC [+] -147167;1359577325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4026 @ 0.00066915 = 2.694 BTC [+] -147166;1359577326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12850 @ 0.00066938 = 8.6015 BTC [+] -147165;1359577328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1253 @ 0.00066967 = 0.8391 BTC [+] -147164;1359577472;mircea_popescu;why do women fuck better when they have real high heels on ? -147163;1359578228;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=125629.msg1490001#msg1490001 this totally can't be happening. -147162;1359578238;mircea_popescu;burnside_afk are you like, paying him to troll me ? -147161;1359578272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00731819 = 2.1955 BTC [-] -147160;1359578274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00731818 = 2.1955 BTC [-] -147159;1359578276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00730522 = 8.0357 BTC [-] -147158;1359578520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066777 = 2.8854 BTC [-] -147157;1359578521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 517 @ 0.00066756 = 0.3451 BTC [-] -147156;1359579253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8583 @ 0.00066756 = 5.7297 BTC [-] -147155;1359579253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2373 @ 0.00066704 = 1.5829 BTC [-] -147154;1359579255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4844 @ 0.00066565 = 3.2244 BTC [-] -147153;1359579553;smickles;mircea_popescu: if women fuck better in highheels, I'm willing to bet that it's just a (possibly localized) social phenomenon -147152;1359579661;mircea_popescu;how much ? -147151;1359579696;mircea_popescu;Keefe hey, you around ? -147150;1359579700;jcpham;my data doesn't support that hypothesis -147149;1359579710;jcpham;about the high heels -147148;1359579724;smickles;10 btc, It's probably just a coincidence that it's high heels, could've been converse allstars -147147;1359579740;mircea_popescu;smickles how do we check it ?! -147146;1359579759;mircea_popescu;jcpham hum. pics ? -147145;1359579760;smickles;we could probably setup a double blind crossover trial -147144;1359579792;mircea_popescu;smickles well if we just kidnap test subjects off the street its unethical and if i let you bring your own you'll cheat. -147143;1359579807;smickles;that's why it needs to be double blind -147142;1359579816;mircea_popescu;how can you fuck double blind ?! -147141;1359579817;smickles;you hire impartial subject, and impartial observers -147140;1359579835;mircea_popescu;if you hire them they're no longer representative. -147139;1359579873;smickles;how do human trials of drugs find subjects? -147138;1359579880;smickles;don't they hire people? -147137;1359579901;smickles;or, you're saying that only sexworkers would apply? -147136;1359579903;mircea_popescu;ya but drug stuff objectively interacts with the subjects -147135;1359579918;kakobrekla;seems to me usagi has an answer to everything always just before he quits. -147134;1359579919;mircea_popescu;im saying that whoever will apply fails to represent the entire set adequately -147133;1359579931;smickles;that's were statistics come in -147132;1359579935;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla haven't seen him/her in a while... -147131;1359579943;smickles;you'd have to have a large enough set of subjects -147130;1359579951;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu he was just here -147129;1359579953;mircea_popescu;smickles i doubt statistics can help, because the sample is selected -147128;1359579953;smickles;and make sure they don't know whats being tested -147127;1359579966;mircea_popescu;smickles you're gonna hire people to fuck without telling them ? -147126;1359579984;smickles;naw, they know generally what they are going to do -147125;1359579987;midnightmagic;dub: What's confusing about combining monies to obscure their sources and screw up crappy "taint" analyses? -147124;1359580012;midnightmagic;IMO, it is ethical to point out, publically, serious flaws in the way information is presented to the public. -147123;1359580018;smickles;but neither the observers or the subjects know what we're trying to test -147122;1359580019;mircea_popescu;smickles then they're only representing that subsection of the population who'll generally do that. -147121;1359580030;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic what's this all about ? -147120;1359580063;kakobrekla;http://www.theatlanticwire.com/global/2013/01/zimbabwe-down-its-last-217/61562/ -147119;1359580083;mircea_popescu;poor them -147118;1359580116;mircea_popescu;Zimbabwe, the country that's home to some of the world's largest platinum and diamond reserves, literally has the same financial standing as a 14-year-old girl after a really good birthday party. -147117;1359580122;smickles;mircea_popescu: then we could structure it in a way that we have people in situations where the might likely have sex without being prompted, it would make it larger, take longer and be more expensive -147116;1359580123;mircea_popescu;i dunno about the 14 yo girl. -147115;1359580151;mircea_popescu;smickles sounds like a plan. now we know what's with all the cctv -147114;1359580155;mircea_popescu;they're trying to measure this. -147113;1359580182;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: A little while ago, dub was saying he doesn't understand gmaxwell's mixer thing. It's not really a mixer, it's guaranteed to be essentially impossible to disentangle those sorts of transactions due to the fungibility of bitcoin. -147112;1359580212;mircea_popescu;o, that thing where he's trying to create a trail showing himself to be rich ? -147111;1359580220;mircea_popescu;sounded singularly scammy to me, that. -147110;1359580225;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: right. but it has other uses, too. -147109;1359580240;mircea_popescu;yeah. like, for instance, privately convincing some naive people with a lot of money that you matter. -147108;1359580244;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: It is cryptographically secure; and, actually, gmaxwell is taking a bit of a risk doing it. -147107;1359580257;mircea_popescu;at any rate i wasn't impressed. -147106;1359580271;midnightmagic;no, it's mocking two things: 1) rich-lists, 2) taint analyses. -147105;1359580286;mircea_popescu;send your btc to mpex, withdraw it, end of story. it's as anon as it will ever get. -147104;1359580310;midnightmagic;That's not actually so. *you* know. -147103;1359580315;mircea_popescu;oh ? -147102;1359580328;mircea_popescu;how are you going to disentangle btc that went through the same address ? -147101;1359580345;midnightmagic;We go to your house with a large lead pipe and start hitting you with it until you tell us. -147100;1359580351;mircea_popescu;tell you what ? -147099;1359580381;midnightmagic;Figuratively of course; or apply legal pressure so it's not worth it to keep it secret. -147098;1359580384;mircea_popescu;listen -147097;1359580385;midnightmagic;Which is kind of the same thing.. -147096;1359580393;mircea_popescu;i know nothing at all. you can create a gpg sig right now as 34jk5hty895ytg9g4t -147095;1359580395;mircea_popescu;register it -147094;1359580397;mircea_popescu;depost -147093;1359580398;mircea_popescu;withdraw. -147092;1359580408;smickles;mircea_popescu: the trail is by txid, addresses are just incidental -147091;1359580408;mircea_popescu;what do i know ? that it's really 34jk5hty895ytg9g4t's btc ? -147090;1359580471;mircea_popescu;smickles what do you mean ? i dun follow. -147089;1359580487;midnightmagic;hrm. maybe I've misapprehended how you operate MPEX. I've never logged in. -147088;1359580493;midnightmagic;Do you really allow anonymous usage of mpex? -147087;1359580496;mircea_popescu;yeah well. yes. -147086;1359580503;kakobrekla;there is no log in :) -147085;1359580508;mircea_popescu;it's in the faq -.0 -147084;1359580555;midnightmagic;well, in that case, at the very least, there's a trust thing which can't be cryptographically avoided, unless you are doing multisig similar to what gmaxwell is. -147083;1359580567;mircea_popescu;sending to 1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx and then withdrawing has the certain advantage that you're actually in a pool of 10's of k's of btc, -147082;1359580571;midnightmagic;if I deposit 500,000 bitcoin to you, what happens if you decide to keep it? -147081;1359580574;mircea_popescu;which gmaxwell's thing will never ever get. -147080;1359580589;midnightmagic;that would be an advantage of numbers. -147079;1359580593;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic deposit it over 500 transactions, what diff does it make to you ? -147078;1359580613;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Presumably you could, if you wanted, just decide to keep it. -147077;1359580616;smickles;mircea_popescu: I believe it's more accurate to say that control of coins goes from one txid to another, rather than one address to another. the fact that it's known which address is associated with wich txid at this time is incidental -147076;1359580633;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic you don't send the 5th 1k block till you got the 4th to your addy -147075;1359580645;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: But it would be an advantage to join with all those people and withdraw, you are correct. -147074;1359580650;mircea_popescu;smickles ok, but what does that change ? -147073;1359580661;smickles;pedantry -147072;1359580675;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic im just saying, if i were a scammer trying to part some fiat ivnestors from their money, i'd do the exact thing he's doing. -147071;1359580684;mircea_popescu;not meaning by this he is a scammer, i still think he's an idiot -147070;1359580688;mircea_popescu;but the idea isn't too bright. -147069;1359580689;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: The mathematics of it makes it impossible. -147068;1359580699;mircea_popescu;say what ?! -147067;1359580705;midnightmagic;he couldn't steal the coins. -147066;1359580709;mircea_popescu;not steal the coins. -147065;1359580718;mircea_popescu;he just goes to buffett and proves to him that he owns address X -147064;1359580719;midnightmagic;it's impossible, he doesn't have sole signing authority of a multisig. -147063;1359580731;mircea_popescu;buffett has a dim understanding of taint and blockchain and doesn't read the forum -147062;1359580739;mircea_popescu;thus believes this guy actually has a billionty bitcoinz -147061;1359580775;midnightmagic;how does he prove to buffett that he "owns" the address from which the money came from? he can't. -147060;1359580791;mircea_popescu;he just "proves" he's btc-rich by association. -147059;1359580799;mircea_popescu;that's the entire point of the exercise, right ? -147058;1359580801;midnightmagic;no, he can't. -147057;1359580808;midnightmagic;no, it's not. -147056;1359580809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 456 @ 0.00066565 = 0.3035 BTC [-] -147055;1359580811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7344 @ 0.00066502 = 4.8839 BTC [-] -147054;1359580813;mircea_popescu;ok, again from the top -147053;1359580817;midnightmagic;He's wrecking identity collapse methods. -147052;1359580818;mircea_popescu;maybe we're not talking of the same thing. -147051;1359580871;midnightmagic;Okay, from the top. When someone tries to figure out a particular identity, they use the method as described in the identifying mechanisms presented at 28c3 in germany: transactions "prove" that the person who "owns" the inputs is the same person. -147050;1359580879;mircea_popescu;right. -147049;1359580892;midnightmagic;This method can be used to collect a pile of individual txn and "collapse" all the addresses into one entity. -147048;1359580897;mircea_popescu;right. -147047;1359580939;midnightmagic;They're different addresses though. So gmaxwell comes along and offers to join his own money into a multisig *transaction* which has an output of some other, new addresses. -147046;1359580951;mircea_popescu;right. -147045;1359580955;midnightmagic;Now, the old methjod of collapsing identity fails. *but* individual addresses still remain the property of the original people. -147044;1359580971;midnightmagic;and *actual coinage* never actually goes through gmaxwell's hands. -147043;1359580978;mircea_popescu;right. -147042;1359580983;midnightmagic;there's no way of "proving" that the money is in an address that gmaxwell can use to spend. -147041;1359581003;mircea_popescu;but wait. -147040;1359581019;mircea_popescu;the entire process actually involves an address of gmaxwell into what'd be a single collapsed identity. -147039;1359581021;mircea_popescu;right ? -147038;1359581023;midnightmagic;so he couldn't go to buffett and prove he owns the coins without lying to him and claiming that "that one txn right there proves i could have controlled x money" because he can't forge the signature of the address from the bigspender. -147037;1359581030;midnightmagic;no. -147036;1359581046;mircea_popescu;... -147035;1359581046;midnightmagic;well. lemme go read wtf he wrote. -147034;1359581063;midnightmagic;because I've already done it with him a bunch of times, so lemme go check and see whether it's the same thing. -147033;1359581066;mircea_popescu;dude, it's simple. currently people think they can group addies into wallets -147032;1359581070;mircea_popescu;by means of collapsing txns -147031;1359581087;mircea_popescu;gmaxwell is trying to collect a number of addies in varying wallets into single such collapsed presumed wallets -147030;1359581093;mircea_popescu;to show that it doesn't work, he tells us. -147029;1359581105;mircea_popescu;but it may well be to show someone who doesn't read the forum that he has a huge wallet. -147028;1359581188;midnightmagic;no, it doesn't pass through his addresses. -147027;1359581196;mircea_popescu;ok, let me formalise this. -147026;1359581197;midnightmagic;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139581.msg1486430#msg1486430 -147025;1359581219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1491 @ 0.00730522 = 10.8921 BTC [-] -147024;1359581245;midnightmagic;What would need to happen would be that someone would have to take the word of a totally untrusted third-party who says, "well look here, this is all from the same person" -147023;1359581271;midnightmagic;but this is the naive viewpoint, because identity collapsing could just be limited to txn which involve limited outputs. -147022;1359581290;mircea_popescu;There's addresses a1-an, b1-bn, ... x1-xn belonging to wallets A, B, ... X. Through tx collapse one can extract out of the blockchain what appear like wallets A', B', ... X'. These wallets will contain a number of addresses, which may or may not coincide with the proper a1-an set for A. In general it's safe to asume that A != A', but it may also be the case that A ~= A'. -147021;1359581295;mircea_popescu;this ok so far ? -147020;1359581301;midnightmagic;At any rate, there's no way to prove to buffett that he specifically had *control* of the coins. -147019;1359581362;midnightmagic;the spends go to completely unrelated addresses, which the end-user should be careful not to mix in terms of spending, with the input addresses. -147018;1359581394;mircea_popescu;well so ok or not ok! -147017;1359581432;midnightmagic;hrm. i'd have to think about it some more to agree with your statement. there's a large hand-wavey part wrapped up in the identity collapse. -147016;1359581464;mircea_popescu;well yeah. but it yields somehow some sort of A' approximation -147015;1359581468;mircea_popescu;however wildly inaccurate. -147014;1359581469;midnightmagic;Also, when you use ~=, do you mean "approximately equals"? -147013;1359581472;mircea_popescu;yes. -147012;1359581497;mircea_popescu;in the sense that [1, 9, b] approximately equals the set of prime numbers. -147011;1359581510;mircea_popescu;b isn't even a number and 9 isn't prime, but hey. -147010;1359581520;smickles;pedantry/g 20 -147009;1359581524;smickles;lol -147008;1359581547;smickles;;;asks 20 -147007;1359581550;gribble;There are currently 14208.378 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 283035.775173 USD in total. -147006;1359581627;midnightmagic;I interpret the ~= to mean that some addresses overlap or can be related to the addresses prior, but that's what I say can't be related unless the owner of the outputs of the transactions signs a non-multisig transaction that requires A' *and* A addresses together in a single-output txn, *and* we assume that people would automatically steal from one another if they could. -147005;1359581658;dub;midnightmagic: I thought gmaxwell was generally against coin mixing, he railled aganst gpumax for that reason unless I am forgetful -147004;1359581673;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic what difference does all that make tho ? -147003;1359581697;midnightmagic;dub: Actually, he railed against gpumax because gpumax appeared to be a coin laundry that the participants were unaware of. (exchanging dirty for pristine at a premium.) -147002;1359581736;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: It means that gmaxwell can't prove to buffett that he owns those coins; and that his purpose isn't to put on a tweed coat and a bowler's hat and smoke a pipe and say he's rich. -147001;1359581747;mircea_popescu;never mind that, don't jump ahead. -147000;1359581757;mircea_popescu;im trying to construct the logic of this here, stay with the step we're on -146999;1359581775;dub;midnightmagic: so what he's doing isn't making laundry of btc unnecessary? -146998;1359581782;midnightmagic;lol but we can't move on without detailing the method of identity collapse. -146997;1359581804;mircea_popescu;why ? -146996;1359581805;midnightmagic;dub: What he's doing involves two or three (or more) parties who are taking an enormous risk that the outputs won't be used for nefarious purposes. -146995;1359581814;mircea_popescu;makes no difference. for all we care it can be throwing darts. -146994;1359581817;mircea_popescu;it's a method. black box. -146993;1359581823;dub;its all about fungibility thought right? -146992;1359581836;dub;which is the aim of money laundering -146991;1359581847;midnightmagic;because you are formalizing something based on hand-wavey identity collapse methods which transactions like gmaxwell's proposed txn are being designed specifically to foil. -146990;1359581848;approxprime;dub: i thought gmax didn't like gpumax b/c it gave financial incentive to undermine the mineing network -146989;1359581893;mircea_popescu;this is ridiculous. -146988;1359581893;dub;smickles: idk, I thought it was the laundry aspect -146987;1359581910;dub;anyway, my confusion was teh apparent about face -146986;1359581915;mircea_popescu;dude, if i say "a car will move items around the surface of the earth" a discussion of combustion engines is out of place -146985;1359581916;midnightmagic;smickles: I'm not really sure how it could except by tipping someone over 50%. pirate claimed on many occasions that gpumax often had > 50% of the hashrate but he was being responsible wiht it. -146984;1359581948;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Hey man that's a false analogy. But if you want to rhetorically accept the "identity collapse" thing, fine. Go on then and make your point, I'll listen. -146983;1359581960;mircea_popescu;thank you! -146982;1359581976;midnightmagic;(i just wanted to register my objection early) -146981;1359581983;mircea_popescu;so, accepting that however flawed, nonsensical or poiintless, some sort of method makes A' out of perceived interractions in the blockchain -146980;1359582002;mircea_popescu;gmaxwell proposes to deliberately add together a3, b9, c4, f12 etc -146979;1359582021;dub;sorry, whats the difference between "identity colapse" and "money laundering"? -146978;1359582026;mircea_popescu;so as to carefully construct something that by that however flawerd, nonsensical etc method WOULD APPEAR to be a single wallet, call it G -146977;1359582042;mircea_popescu;right ? -146976;1359582053;midnightmagic;dub: One of them is a forensic analysis of transactions to determine likely owners, and the other is an attempt to use transactions to foil the methods of determining owners. -146975;1359582067;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: No, not a single wallet. -146974;1359582075;dub;midnightmagic: lol but the end result is the same no? -146973;1359582077;midnightmagic;oh, sorry, I know what you mean. -146972;1359582082;mircea_popescu;right! -146971;1359582087;mircea_popescu;so now, at this point, we have two results. -146970;1359582095;mircea_popescu;publicly, we have the result that indeed the method is discredited. -146969;1359582113;mircea_popescu;privately, however, if some idiot doesn;'t know about all this, we have what may be construed as a very fat wallet G -146968;1359582125;mircea_popescu;which gmaxwell can :"prove" he owns by signing with his own address -146967;1359582128;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: By the methods of identity collapse as they stand, yes, it comingles wallets and makes A B C D ... X all appear to be G -146966;1359582130;mircea_popescu;as tenuous proof as this would be -146965;1359582144;mircea_popescu;my point is entirely that some naive party may actually be thus fooled. -146964;1359582156;midnightmagic;he couldn't prove he owned them because he could prove he was able to make *all* of the signatures in the multisig. only a fraction of them. -146963;1359582172;mircea_popescu;right, but that may be the standard he's held to. -146962;1359582180;mircea_popescu;"a tiny fraction", ie, one. -146961;1359582190;midnightmagic;Either you or I could go prove to a naive party that we own all the bticoins in the world right now. -146960;1359582205;mircea_popescu;well yes, but this is a little more ellaborate than just "it's based on math" -146959;1359582212;mircea_popescu;now, again, im not saying this is what gmaxwell is doing -146958;1359582230;mircea_popescu;all im saying is i wouldn't participate inter alia because i have not any way of knowing this isn't the case. -146957;1359582236;midnightmagic;Cryptographic proof would require gmaxwell produce sigs which show he was the owner of *all* the inputs to the transaction. -146956;1359582237;mircea_popescu;as unlikely as it may seem or ultimately be. -146955;1359582337;midnightmagic;I would offer that people who would believe gmaxwell's partial multisig signatures means he owned millions of dollars maybe aren't the sort of people you want to be getting into bed in business with anyway. -146954;1359582350;mircea_popescu;well... maybe. -146953;1359582366;mircea_popescu;people who have money are usually old. people who grok technology are usually young. -146952;1359582370;mircea_popescu;the two rarely meet on equal footing. -146951;1359582375;midnightmagic;Vint Cerf? -146950;1359582386;midnightmagic;I love that guy. He looks like the Architect from the Matrix. -146949;1359582405;mircea_popescu;http://www.theatlanticwire.com/global/2013/01/zimbabwe-down-its-last-217/61562/ -146948;1359582409;mircea_popescu;this article is great, incidentally. -146947;1359582419;mircea_popescu;buncha niggers got uppity, kicked out the white "opressors" -146946;1359582420;midnightmagic;Don't super-rich people usually rely on other people to tell them what's going on? -146945;1359582422;mircea_popescu;are now starving. -146944;1359582444;midnightmagic;whoa brutal man :-/ -146943;1359582447;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic yeah. problem is sometimes these people are experts a la taaki. -146942;1359582457;midnightmagic;taaki? -146941;1359582469;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic right. stealing farmer's farms because they're white wasn't brutal. -146940;1359582486;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Calling them names isn't helpful given the brutal oppression involved. -146939;1359582496;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2013/01/17/Zimbabwe-clinic-cleared-of-goblins/UPI-22371358443628/ << better -146938;1359582504;mircea_popescu;im all for opression. -146937;1359582518;mircea_popescu;the civilisation of the human race is a work of opression. our problem is that we've stopped doing it. -146936;1359582540;midnightmagic;hahaha goblins. -146935;1359582550;mircea_popescu;"IRISVALE HALT, Zimbabwe, Jan. 17 (UPI) -- Residents of a Zimbabwe village said they've "cleansed" a medical clinic of goblins but nurses who fled the clinic are still too afraid to come back to work." -146934;1359582550;mircea_popescu;lmao -146933;1359582558;mircea_popescu;ihalped.jpg -146932;1359582558;midnightmagic;i'm gonna have to back slowly away from this conversation now.. -146931;1359582574;midnightmagic;or at least that topic. -146930;1359582616;mircea_popescu;you seriously see a problem with smacking the "residents" of the hut agglomeration across the skull -146929;1359582623;mircea_popescu;till they're cleansed of goblins in the head ? -146928;1359582683;smickles;i suspect the (language used in)zimbabwe to english transation which results in goblin, starts with ginger -146927;1359582714;dub;doubt it -146926;1359582727;mircea_popescu;prolly some sort of evil spirit -146925;1359582728;smickles;i want to belive -146924;1359582735;mircea_popescu;whatcha got against gingers ? -146923;1359582740;smickles;that they arn't seriously talike about goblins -146922;1359582761;smickles;*talken' -146921;1359582768;dub;thats the seat of the 'raping virgiins cures your aids' wisdom -146920;1359582789;midnightmagic;is the goblin cleanse involving people getting the shit kicked out of them? -146919;1359582791;mircea_popescu;dub i thought that was more like congo -146918;1359582812;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i wonder how they pronounce salem in khosa -146917;1359582828;dub;unfortunately I think the reality is that our species needs quite a bit of die-back and the natural place for this to occur is the third world -146916;1359582841;midnightmagic;I see a problem with the notion that white people are blameless and that civilising people requires brutal murderous oppression. -146915;1359582844;mircea_popescu;xhosa* -146914;1359582860;mircea_popescu;white people are not blameless -146913;1359582866;mircea_popescu;in fact, they're about as stupid as anyone else. -146912;1359582871;mircea_popescu;but civilising requires beating. -146911;1359582875;midnightmagic;I agree! -146910;1359582882;midnightmagic;I disagree with the beating statement! -146909;1359582885;midnightmagic;lol -146908;1359582887;mircea_popescu;heh. too late :D -146907;1359582917;midnightmagic;All it needs is a strong science-based education and it just naturally follows. -146906;1359582923;smickles;mircea_popescu: the only thing i have against gingers is that there is more humor revolving around gingers than mutt-american -146905;1359582923;midnightmagic;heh heh -146904;1359582926;mircea_popescu;ever since you bleedin' hearts took out the beatings nothing gets done anymore. -146903;1359582957;mircea_popescu;smickles actually ginger chicks are the best! -146902;1359582972;midnightmagic;dark red angry chicks are pretty awesome. -146901;1359582972;smickles;i don't hold that against them tho -146900;1359582973;smickles;:P -146899;1359583001;mircea_popescu;lol -146898;1359583013;mircea_popescu;plus, a good caning shows for like a week -146897;1359583119;mircea_popescu;anyway. so is zimbabwe becoming the first extrateritorial province of china ? -146896;1359583238;DeadWeasel;don't they own the majority of America's debt too? -146895;1359583245;jborkl;about to take out $20 -146894;1359583357;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -146893;1359583358;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.65807, Best ask: 19.68000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02193, Last trade: 19.68000, 24 hour volume: 49442.39791191, 24 hour low: 18.70000, 24 hour high: 19.73800, 24 hour vwap: 19.37328 -146892;1359583433;midnightmagic;americans seem to be more willing to just inflate their currency rather than let the chinese dominate foreign debt as much as they were. -146891;1359583460;mircea_popescu;yeah but i suspect the chinese are about a degree of magnitude more competent with infiltration -146890;1359583597;dub; All it needs is a strong science-based education and it just naturally follows. -146889;1359583601;dub;lol -146888;1359583619;dub;that is some religion level disconnect -146887;1359583621;thestringpuller;we need more bitches up in herr -146886;1359583624;mircea_popescu;alll it needs is math. -146885;1359583626;thestringpuller;here* -146884;1359583634;dub;mircea_popescu: MAFF -146883;1359583638;mircea_popescu;muff ? -146882;1359583646;dub;and fings -146881;1359583742;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: hater to the end -146880;1359583900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066935 = 2.8923 BTC [+] -146879;1359583902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00066967 = 2.7456 BTC [+] -146878;1359583903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4079 @ 0.00067234 = 2.7425 BTC [+] -146877;1359583928;midnightmagic;dub: 11:55 < midnightmagic> heh heh -146876;1359583943;midnightmagic;dub: So.. I guess.. that is some religion-level context elimination -146875;1359583962;midnightmagic;:) -146874;1359583990;dub;guilty -146873;1359584125;mircea_popescu;if you're going to make better people by educating them -146872;1359584135;mircea_popescu;history is prolly a better bet than maff. -146871;1359584156;dub;EskimoBob: stop talking to yourself crazy person, everyone else tuned you out a long time ago -146870;1359584201;midnightmagic;angry EskimoBob -146869;1359584259;midnightmagic;vitriolic people who aren't angry usually have scarier problems? -146868;1359584291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00730522 = 13.1494 BTC [-] -146867;1359584390;Bugpowder;https://twitter.com/jgarzik -146866;1359584443;dub;http://dundundun.net/ -146865;1359584514;jcpham;the tweet -146864;1359584538;dub;I'd be out the door quick smart -146863;1359584549;dub;fuck work or whatever else he's doing -146862;1359584557;jcpham;yeah no joke -146861;1359584559;mircea_popescu;o is it ?! -146860;1359584562;Bugpowder;every moment he delays is money out of his pocket -146859;1359584567;jcpham;i would be mining -146858;1359584571;jcpham;it if exists -146857;1359584573;Bugpowder;Maybe someone will buy my idiffs -146856;1359584593;mircea_popescu;lolz -146855;1359584593;dub;boss: I've got the shits, bye -146854;1359584594;midnightmagic;EskimoBob: Did you rage and forget the rage? -146853;1359584604;mircea_popescu;wait, wait. -146852;1359584613;mircea_popescu;wasn't someone posting a supposed cgiminer screenshot earlier ? -146851;1359584621;dub;mircea_popescu: wizkid was trolling -146850;1359584625;mircea_popescu;i thought it was from j a ok -146849;1359584670;mircea_popescu;how long did it take in the end, 10 days ? -146848;1359584778;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140052 -146847;1359584780;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good. -146846;1359584830;dub;b-cup? -146845;1359584841;mircea_popescu;who ? -146844;1359584863;jcpham;no way i'm giving that guy money -146843;1359584877;jcpham;i rememeber all his spew on the foum after pirate ditched -146842;1359584885;jcpham;he was going to "help out" -146841;1359584922;mircea_popescu;what, apprehend the evil doers and restore peace and justice -146840;1359584925;mircea_popescu;and save the day ? -146839;1359584943;mircea_popescu;tom green is like gengis khan. somehow he's managed to have like 200 million kids. -146838;1359585101;smickles;lol, so he raised the 15million or so usd to start a credit union? -146837;1359585107;smickles;it says it's 100% legal -146836;1359585161;dub;I don't think he's in the US -146835;1359585213;mircea_popescu;i don't think he knows what he's doing. -146834;1359585225;mircea_popescu;has some funny site run off a sort of blogspot free hoster -146833;1359585238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2385 @ 0.00066502 = 1.5861 BTC [-] -146832;1359585240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00066216 = 6.9196 BTC [-] -146831;1359585241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00065909 = 6.1625 BTC [-] -146830;1359585324;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 85 @ 0.0075 = 0.6375 BTC [+] -146829;1359585385;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0075 = 0.75 BTC [+] -146828;1359585682;smickles;dub:BITCOIN CREDIT UNION -146827;1359585682;smickles;8613 REED DRIVE #1 -146826;1359585682;smickles;28594 EMERALD ISLE NC -146825;1359585683;smickles;USA -146824;1359585688;smickles;from his link -146823;1359585711;dub;otru -146822;1359585713;mircea_popescu;cool, cause his link is to norway's dba authority -146821;1359585715;DeadWeasel;are people sending him coins? -146820;1359585741;mircea_popescu;and theres some reference to having to do it in sweden somewhere -146819;1359585746;dub;they inevitably will -146818;1359585759;mircea_popescu;bitcoin wants to be sent. -146817;1359585795;mircea_popescu;smickles see what a sucker you are ? -146816;1359585804;mircea_popescu;should have made a credit union instead of an accounting firm -146815;1359585816;DeadWeasel;it does. it's so easy it almost jumps out of my wallet. -146814;1359585827;smickles;§ 54‑50. Number of incorporators; capital stock. -146813;1359585828;smickles;Any number of persons, resident freeholders of the State, not less than 15, may associate to establish an association on the terms and conditions and subject to the liabilities hereinafter prescribed. The aggregate amount of the capital stock of any such association shall not be less than twenty thousand dollars ($20,000). Such association shall mean a corporation organized under the laws of the State for the purpose of making loans upon agricultu -146812;1359585841;smickles;well, it's a little easer than arizona -146811;1359585859;smickles;but NC requires 15 peeps and 20kusd -146810;1359585887;mircea_popescu;whoa no wai. -146809;1359585894;mircea_popescu;there's just no wai that's the whole story. -146808;1359585899;smickles;and if he just meets the minimus, it severely limits what he can do in his operations -146807;1359585995;jborkl;Wait, I don't see the point of what he is doing. If you need to exchange there is GOX and if someone needs a loan they just go scam off the lending forum right? -146806;1359586033;mircea_popescu;jborkl something like that -146805;1359586229;smickles;mircea_popescu: actually, it changed in 1981 -146804;1359586232;smickles;to 10 peeps -146803;1359586239;smickles;and 350000 usd -146802;1359586288;dub;jesus christ -146801;1359586292;smickles;and an additional 75000 to be held has proof they can pay their expenses for the first year -146800;1359586299;dub;the internet might be about to have a bad day -146799;1359586315;smickles;all funds have to be withdrawable in us legal tender if requested -146798;1359586342;smickles;the administrator of it has to have a net worth of >=1.5 million usd -146797;1359586348;smickles;*personal net worth -146796;1359586409;smickles;it needs a permanent capital reserver of no less than 500000 in addition to all this other stuff -146795;1359586439;dub;EskimoBob logic 101: 1) call eveyone names and generally make a cunt out of yourself 2) ask them to break teh law for you -146794;1359586729;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.008 BTC [-] -146793;1359587138;smickles;EskimoBob: rather than circumventing local law, why don't you get the law changed? -146792;1359587218;smickles;heh, i'm sure it take longer than that, but lowering taxes ought to be popular enough -146791;1359587264;smickles;and there is probably an organization already trying to acheive the same goal -146790;1359587364;rng29a;how long does it take before a bet appears on bitbet ? -146789;1359587408;rng29a;lol -146788;1359587411;smickles;EskimoBob: http://www.cutthevat.co.uk/ -146787;1359587478;smickles;if you ain't co.ukian, i'm sure they could put you in touch with your country's similar organization -146786;1359587552;smickles;heh, an excellent reason why you should pay the vat -146785;1359587558;smickles;you don't care to oppose it -146784;1359588222;zerokwel;whats the point in being in politics they all as bad as each other -146783;1359588268;zerokwel;and yep 20% vat sux -146782;1359588579;jcpham;muahahha -146781;1359588597;jcpham;smickles the credit union is Sweeeeeeeeeedish -146780;1359588609;jcpham;he complies with all Sweeeeden laws -146779;1359588913;dub;rape capital of the world -146778;1359588924;Bugpowder;wow. S.DICE over 1,100,000 BTC bet this month -146777;1359589386;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.9789 BTC [-] -146776;1359589506;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 5 @ 0.95 = 4.75 BTC [-] -146775;1359589857;jurov;http://garzikrants.blogspot.sk/2013/01/once-upon-time-in-china-package-shipped.html -146774;1359589902;dub;its HUGE -146773;1359589920;Diablo-D3;its not really that big -146772;1359589925;Diablo-D3;its smaller than my ATX case -146771;1359590272;Bugpowder;They shipped it with a chinese power cable? -146770;1359590281;Bugpowder;hope he has an adapter -146769;1359590286;Namworld;hmm... S.DICE profits went down like hell... -146768;1359590301;Bugpowder;yah -146767;1359590304;Bugpowder;variance dood -146766;1359590315;Bugpowder;nobody talks about the variance when S.DICE outperforms -146765;1359590352;jcpham;i love variance -146764;1359590373;Bugpowder;;;calc 21000/.0075/100000000 -146763;1359590373;gribble;0.028 -146762;1359590383;Bugpowder;2.8% EV dividend -146761;1359590385;Bugpowder;not bad -146760;1359590398;Bugpowder;;;calc 21000/.00735/100000000 -146759;1359590399;gribble;0.0285714285714 -146758;1359590478;Bugpowder;>7000 bids over 19, >30000 bids over 18, 13000 bids below 20. I think tonight is the night -146757;1359590494;Namworld;We're not at 21k profit tho =P -146756;1359590505;Namworld;sadly =/ -146755;1359590512;Bugpowder;well -146754;1359590532;Bugpowder;if your vision is only till the end of the month, disappointment is understandable -146753;1359590557;Bugpowder;If your vision is for a few months from now... that growth rate and EV return should support a higher share valuation -146752;1359590570;Bugpowder;I think .01 is likely soon. -146751;1359590629;Namworld;It's mostly fueled by some large "whale" -146750;1359590637;Namworld;who knows when it will go away -146749;1359590665;Namworld;I prefer seeing lots of smaller gamblers growth. -146748;1359590698;Bugpowder;yes, and we have seen smaller gamblers growth too -146747;1359590722;Bugpowder;look at the betting thats going on in the 5-20 BTC range -146746;1359590734;Bugpowder;some other players that were not around last month -146745;1359590751;Namworld;yeah, but not as significant -146744;1359590774;Namworld;I wouldn't include the whale in the valuation of S.DICE -146743;1359590885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00734477 = 5.1413 BTC [+] -146742;1359590899;Bugpowder;There is the question of what happens if he 'runs out' of coins. Can he get more? I think that some of the whale addresses only started betting when the other ones ran out of coins. -146741;1359590910;dub;http://garzikrants.blogspot.no/2013/01/avalon-modular-room-to-expand.html -146740;1359590917;Bugpowder;Which would imply to me that there may be other whale address out there. -146739;1359591005;Bugpowder;Oh my -146738;1359591007;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1Di6ux3CQBNXCZLD76BsnYWDo6XnFGzQah -146737;1359591020;Bugpowder;I didn't realize that 1Di6ux came back from the dead! -146736;1359591103;gesell;wtf, is that a USB to serial card or something like that on the avalon? -146735;1359591279;gesell;Namworld: where did you see S.DICE profs, did they give earnings? -146734;1359591332;Namworld;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.new -146733;1359591344;Namworld;douglus regularly makes new graphs -146732;1359591372;jurov;lol bitcointalk madness: http://alfixturedesign.com/420/asic.gif -146731;1359591587;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 9 @ 0.10792579 = 0.9713 BTC [-] -146730;1359591638;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 6 @ 0.12950674 = 0.777 BTC [+] -146729;1359591653;Bugpowder;THis address topped up the 1Di6ux address with a 4104 BTC deposit after it ran dry... 1B5h9sf6xNLYGa3NBk48hwYbxyNZ22PRJk -146728;1359591777;mircea_popescu; nobody talks about the variance when S.DICE outperforms << i do lol -146727;1359591789;mircea_popescu;rng29a takes one confirm. -146726;1359591820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7588 @ 0.00066522 = 5.0477 BTC [+] -146725;1359591833;rng29a;mircea_popescu: thanks, blockchain.info showed 2 already, but my bet appeared shortly after that -146724;1359591833;StarenseN;will asics affect the market prices ? -146723;1359591852;mircea_popescu;there;s a parser involved i guess. anyway. -146722;1359591866;mircea_popescu;StarenseN market prices of what tho ? -146721;1359591872;Bugpowder;IDIFF -146720;1359591874;StarenseN;bitcoin -146719;1359591900;Bugpowder;it will cause X.IDIFF.MAR to rocket higher. BUY NOW! -146718;1359591902;mircea_popescu;prolly not the exchange rate. asics capital costs are already paid by buyers, maintenance is low -146717;1359591934;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder even if the avaolon full 1st batch is delivered and works it still won't push diff up by 100% right ? -146716;1359591950;Bugpowder;shhh -146715;1359592017;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P180T] 2 @ 0.10792579 = 0.2159 BTC [-] -146714;1359592101;StarenseN;is it possible that the first ASICS will drain more BTC/day before the next difficulty adjustment ? -146713;1359592116;mircea_popescu;yes. -146712;1359592141;StarenseN;when is the next difficulty adjustement ? -146711;1359592158;jurov;~ in a week -146710;1359592167;StarenseN;okay -146709;1359592180;StarenseN;in that way the market can fluctuate a bit -146708;1359592188;mircea_popescu;StarenseN the way it works is that diff is recalculated every 2k blocks -146707;1359592189;Bugpowder;less than a week if asics make a difference -146706;1359592198;mircea_popescu;if you double output you will do the 2k blocks in a week instead of two -146705;1359592205;mircea_popescu;and so get 2x as many block rewards a day. -146704;1359592213;StarenseN;alright that's a good news -146703;1359592233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00066522 = 4.5235 BTC [+] -146702;1359592233;rng29a;;;bcstats -146701;1359592236;gribble;Current Blocks: 218801 | Current Difficulty: 2968775.3320750743 | Next Difficulty At Block: 219743 | Next Difficulty In: 942 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 7 hours, 43 minutes, and 53 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3094501.22024 | Estimated Percent Change: 4.23494 -146700;1359592260;StarenseN;ok difficulty is block based and not time based -146699;1359592291;mircea_popescu;http://salsafrica.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/nigeria-google.jpg lmao -146698;1359592292;rng29a;indirectly also time based, if the hashrate doesn't change too much -146697;1359592297;StarenseN;I where about the enter the market within the hour but now just break to see what will happen -146696;1359592301;StarenseN;was* -146695;1359592308;StarenseN;to* -146694;1359592309;StarenseN;-_- -146693;1359592309;mircea_popescu;StarenseN the entire point of ther blockchain is to offer a distributed time -146692;1359592316;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1 @ 0.1923428 BTC [+] -146691;1359592316;mircea_popescu;because otherwise the problem of doublespends. -146690;1359592341;mircea_popescu;so blockchain = btc time pretty much. -146689;1359592342;Namworld;I'll buy X.IDIFF.DEC for 0.03 -146688;1359592346;Namworld;=P -146687;1359592454;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 3 @ 0.18916129 = 0.5675 BTC [+] -146686;1359592722;smickles;woahhoe -146685;1359592729;smickles;soebot taking action -146684;1359592748;smickles;;;ticker -146683;1359592749;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.75001, Best ask: 19.77991, Bid-ask spread: 0.02990, Last trade: 19.73005, 24 hour volume: 45557.23653876, 24 hour low: 19.14901, 24 hour high: 19.78990, 24 hour vwap: 19.46727 -146682;1359592757;jurov;did soebot some asic-related prediction? :P -146681;1359592797;smickles;um, no, I think it has made a prediction about a shortterm top -146680;1359622248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7587 @ 0.00066432 = 5.0402 BTC [+] -146679;1359622250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9080 @ 0.0006575 = 5.9701 BTC [-] -146678;1359622251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8742 @ 0.00065749 = 5.7478 BTC [-] -146677;1359622253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38491 @ 0.00065564 = 25.2362 BTC [-] -146676;1359622645;error4734;+5K for S.DICE this night -146675;1359622660;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -146674;1359622662;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.007249 / 0.00733239 / 0.00739499 (50021 shares, 366.77 BTC), 7D: 0.00598118 / 0.00715475 / 0.0075 (593129 shares, 4,243.69 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00473414 / 0.0075 (6562260 shares, 31,066.70 BTC) -146673;1359622685;mircea_popescu;error4734 how much is it ahead by now ? -146672;1359622705;error4734;all month ? -146671;1359622842;error4734;16K -146670;1359622899;mircea_popescu;not so bad -146669;1359622903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 225 @ 0.007249 = 1.631 BTC [-] -146668;1359622905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 975 @ 0.00720955 = 7.0293 BTC [-] -146667;1359622934;error4734;yeep -146666;1359623000;error4734;60btc last month for hosting/tech expenses -146665;1359623014;error4734;it's insane -146664;1359623435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11161 @ 0.00066954 = 7.4727 BTC [+] -146663;1359623437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10379 @ 0.00067194 = 6.9741 BTC [+] -146662;1359623438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00067282 = 7.401 BTC [+] -146661;1359623470;mircea_popescu;not that insane -146660;1359623481;mircea_popescu;originally oil cost something in the neighbourhood of nothing to extract. -146659;1359623753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6795 @ 0.00067387 = 4.5789 BTC [+] -146658;1359623966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065744 = 2.8408 BTC [-] -146657;1359623967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11087 @ 0.00065723 = 7.2867 BTC [-] -146656;1359624977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20474 @ 0.00065723 = 13.4561 BTC [-] -146655;1359624978;Bowjob;oh man, just reach 20 dollar!! -146654;1359624978;Bowjob;wait false alarm -146653;1359624989;mircea_popescu;lol -146652;1359624990;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -146651;1359624992;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.86000, Best ask: 19.86998, Bid-ask spread: 0.00998, Last trade: 19.86998, 24 hour volume: 44185.78098282, 24 hour low: 19.15000, 24 hour high: 19.95000, 24 hour vwap: 19.61874 -146650;1359625002;mircea_popescu;will take a little more fightin, that hilltop -146649;1359625053;Bowjob;I saw 19.96 flash -146648;1359625269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066046 = 2.8538 BTC [+] -146647;1359625269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17579 @ 0.00066064 = 11.6134 BTC [+] -146646;1359625285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065754 = 2.8412 BTC [-] -146645;1359625287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6839 @ 0.00065723 = 4.4948 BTC [-] -146644;1359625288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8540 @ 0.00065564 = 5.5992 BTC [-] -146643;1359625297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1502 @ 0.00721632 = 10.8389 BTC [+] -146642;1359625299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 125 @ 0.00720955 = 0.9012 BTC [-] -146641;1359625300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1624 @ 0.0071864 = 11.6707 BTC [-] -146640;1359625301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00718003 = 5.026 BTC [-] -146639;1359625302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00715088 = 7.866 BTC [-] -146638;1359625303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4111 @ 0.007141 = 29.3567 BTC [-] -146637;1359625304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00711538 = 5.6923 BTC [-] -146636;1359625378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00708676 = 1.4174 BTC [-] -146635;1359625378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00705654 = 7.0565 BTC [-] -146634;1359625378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00704966 = 5.6397 BTC [-] -146633;1359625379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066059 = 2.8544 BTC [+] -146632;1359625379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2126 @ 0.00066064 = 1.4045 BTC [+] -146631;1359625379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18300 @ 0.00066705 = 12.207 BTC [+] -146630;1359625766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006748 = 2.9158 BTC [+] -146629;1359625766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8452 @ 0.00067504 = 5.7054 BTC [+] -146628;1359625768;Bowjob;;; ticker -146627;1359625769;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.86000, Best ask: 19.89599, Bid-ask spread: 0.03599, Last trade: 19.86000, 24 hour volume: 44661.58410082, 24 hour low: 19.15000, 24 hour high: 19.95000, 24 hour vwap: 19.62249 -146626;1359625841;Diablo-D3;!ticker -146625;1359625842;assbot;I don't give a shit who saw what and who did what or who did who. -146624;1359625845;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -146623;1359625848;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.86000, Best ask: 19.89599, Bid-ask spread: 0.03599, Last trade: 19.86000, 24 hour volume: 44780.72310082, 24 hour low: 19.15000, 24 hour high: 19.95000, 24 hour vwap: 19.62312 -146622;1359625858;Diablo-D3;COME ON MOVE IT -146621;1359625864;Bowjob;Mhm @ssbot talks? -146620;1359625916;dub;!assbot talk -146619;1359626252;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/wZ1hZlM.jpg -146618;1359626255;mircea_popescu;pretty cool lookin -146617;1359626278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00067504 = 4.8603 BTC [+] -146616;1359626283;mircea_popescu;i wonder how much cheaper the huge aluminum box was than a normal closer fitting one -146615;1359626328;Bowjob;ah.. the money printing machine -146614;1359626497;Bowjob;;;ticker -146613;1359626498;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.90011, Best ask: 19.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04989, Last trade: 19.90000, 24 hour volume: 45453.09821842, 24 hour low: 19.15000, 24 hour high: 19.95000, 24 hour vwap: 19.62967 -146612;1359626512;Bowjob;10 more cents~! -146611;1359626561;mircea_popescu;"i am short 20 Bitcoins to buy one of the second batch. Okay. I could go satoshidice: either i have enough or nothing" -146610;1359626563;mircea_popescu;whales explained. -146609;1359626565;Bowjob;I imagine my bitcoins fighting a war right now. They need to take prisoners in order to become stronger -146608;1359626613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1020 @ 0.00067504 = 0.6885 BTC [+] -146607;1359626615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15330 @ 0.00067528 = 10.352 BTC [+] -146606;1359627176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066785 = 2.8858 BTC [-] -146605;1359627178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5229 @ 0.00066754 = 3.4906 BTC [-] -146604;1359627202;Bowjob;;;ticker -146603;1359627203;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.91010, Best ask: 19.91898, Bid-ask spread: 0.00888, Last trade: 19.90011, 24 hour volume: 45077.52674878, 24 hour low: 19.15000, 24 hour high: 19.95000, 24 hour vwap: 19.63169 -146602;1359627577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8754 @ 0.00066754 = 5.8436 BTC [-] -146601;1359628041;Bowjob;19.97 high price now -146600;1359628062;Bowjob;;; ticker -146599;1359628063;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.90021, Best ask: 19.96799, Bid-ask spread: 0.06778, Last trade: 19.90021, 24 hour volume: 46055.45217062, 24 hour low: 19.15000, 24 hour high: 19.97000, 24 hour vwap: 19.64007 -146598;1359628422;dust-otc;my widget said 20.0 due to rounding and I got excited -146597;1359628434;mircea_popescu;lol -146596;1359628439;mircea_popescu;ROUNDING IS EVIL -146595;1359628568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00066988 = 5.7945 BTC [+] -146594;1359628638;error4734;!asks 20 -146593;1359628735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00066766 = 1.6358 BTC [-] -146592;1359628749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3441 @ 0.00067517 = 2.3233 BTC [+] -146591;1359629302;Namworld;I require a large margin for options... -146590;1359629320;mircea_popescu;http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history-archaeology/For-40-Years-This-Russian-Family-Was-Cut-Off-From-Human-Contact-Unaware-of-World-War-II-188843001.html -146589;1359629324;mircea_popescu;this is absolutely fascinating. -146588;1359629580;markedathome;tip, tip, tip, tip -> 08:51:48] <@bitcoinRT> Jan31 08:49:23 | Bid: 19.9999 | Ask: 19.99999 | Last: 19.9999 | Volume: 48530 -146587;1359629608;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -146586;1359629611;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.99993, Best ask: 20.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00007, Last trade: 20.00000, 24 hour volume: 50335.70604699, 24 hour low: 19.15000, 24 hour high: 20.00000, 24 hour vwap: 19.67112 -146585;1359629616;mircea_popescu;aaalmost there. -146584;1359629621;leotreasure;WOOOO 20 bucks! -146583;1359629627;error4734;BIM -146582;1359629858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1850 @ 0.00066814 = 1.2361 BTC [-] -146581;1359629858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 880 @ 0.00067517 = 0.5941 BTC [+] -146580;1359629858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4482 @ 0.00067528 = 3.0266 BTC [+] -146579;1359629858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0006754 = 6.754 BTC [+] -146578;1359629860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6488 @ 0.0006755 = 4.3826 BTC [+] -146577;1359629997;Namworld;the calls have an incredibly large "fee" -146576;1359630069;Bowjob;Yes! 20 dollars -146575;1359630073;Bowjob;GG -146574;1359630077;Namworld;yup -146573;1359630082;Namworld;We need to reach 35 tho -146572;1359630091;Namworld;beat the old all time high -146571;1359630122;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -146570;1359630123;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.86000, Best ask: 20.21525, Bid-ask spread: 0.35525, Last trade: 20.21525, 24 hour volume: 51992.74198755, 24 hour low: 19.18697, 24 hour high: 20.39999, 24 hour vwap: 19.72306 -146569;1359630141;mircea_popescu;and still such low volume. top isn't in yet. -146568;1359630190;maximian;I wonder what "BTC Economist" is thinking now: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=27348.0 -146567;1359630236;Bowjob;Mhm, I'm wondering what will happen to the price once the rest of the Asics ship? -146566;1359630246;Bowjob;down? up? I'm confused -146565;1359630293;mircea_popescu;maximian wasn't thinking before, isn't thinking now. no cost to him :p -146564;1359630418;maximian;True. I always laugh when people make predictions like that with such conviction. -146563;1359630420;Bowjob;I wish I had a bit more conviction.. I'm so indecisive when it comes to BTC :/ -146562;1359630656;mircea_popescu;i have a lot of conviction. -146561;1359630696;mircea_popescu;as far as i can see any investing of bitcoins in fiat is very risky, speculative and dangerous. -146560;1359630896;Namworld;bleh -146559;1359630897;Namworld;too much fees on options -146558;1359630898;Namworld;How do I put funds in MPBOR? -146557;1359630898;Namworld;I only see one mention in the FAQ and it's unrelated -146556;1359630921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00708833 = 8.8604 BTC [+] -146555;1359630922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00705352 = 12.6963 BTC [-] -146554;1359630924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00691 = 3.455 BTC [-] -146553;1359630925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0069 = 6.9 BTC [-] -146552;1359630926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00684879 = 5.1366 BTC [-] -146551;1359630928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0063 = 12.6 BTC [-] -146550;1359630928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.006 = 30 BTC [-] -146549;1359630929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00598119 = 11.9624 BTC [-] -146548;1359630930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00534524 = 3.7417 BTC [-] -146547;1359630959;mircea_popescu;Namworld twas explained on the forum, do you want me to dig it up ? -146546;1359630974;Namworld;Would appreciate -146545;1359630982;Namworld;I'll need to put that in my bookmarks -146544;1359631056;Bowjob;Roaring 20s people. hopefully we don't crash in '29 -146543;1359631094;Namworld;If only it was near the end of the month for option -146542;1359631099;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1267 BTC [-] -146541;1359631104;Namworld;lower costs, better opportunity -146540;1359631187;mircea_popescu;Namworld https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139017.0 -146539;1359631349;Namworld;ah, so if our is included, we automatically get the highest interest -146538;1359631359;Namworld;asked, that was accepted -146537;1359631810;BUgpowder;booya -146536;1359631958;Namworld;yes, we all need a lot of capital for options -146535;1359631961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00066954 = 12.5204 BTC [-] -146534;1359631989;BUgpowder;[23:48] 4 hours left [23:48] before $20.01 -146533;1359631996;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -146532;1359631998;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.13002, Best ask: 20.21999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08997, Last trade: 20.12001, 24 hour volume: 51901.07197290, 24 hour low: 19.19000, 24 hour high: 20.39999, 24 hour vwap: 19.73854 -146531;1359632006;mircea_popescu;hehe seems 20 is conquered. -146530;1359632013;mircea_popescu;now for 25 ? 30 ? 50 ? -146529;1359632040;gesell;beh, who bet on the over 20 before feb 3rd bitbet? -146528;1359632047;mircea_popescu;Namworld it DID happen near the end of the month. -146527;1359632051;mircea_popescu;rally got killed that time. -146526;1359632108;Namworld;yeah -146525;1359632108;mjrIII;i was curious about that -146524;1359632119;mjrIII;how does one exercise options on mPex -146523;1359632127;mjrIII;if you get the position through a broker -146522;1359632140;Namworld;through the broker -146521;1359632151;Bowjob;http://gifsoup.com/webroot/animatedgifs/566764_o.gif -146520;1359632157;Namworld;get an MPEx account while they're cheap -146519;1359632181;mjrIII;ok, you just ask them to exercise or you get auto-exercised at the end of the month? -146518;1359632188;mjrIII;and yes, i would really like to -146517;1359632198;mircea_popescu;srsly. they started as 20 btc back when a btc was 3 bux -146516;1359632210;BUgpowder;the bot almost always pays more than the exercise price -146515;1359632211;mircea_popescu;mjrIII all mpex options autoexercise end of month -146514;1359632216;mircea_popescu;so the broker would get the cash. -146513;1359632226;BUgpowder;but the bot disappears in the last 24hr -146512;1359632229;mjrIII;and then would send it to me? -146511;1359632230;mircea_popescu;but yes, it's rare that you can't just sell for the same effect -146510;1359632235;Bowjob;bug u woke up already -146509;1359632240;mjrIII;yeah, true -146508;1359632256;mircea_popescu; and then would send it to me? << i should hope so. -146507;1359632258;mjrIII;but the options...those are on the currency or on the equities you list on mpex? -146506;1359632288;Namworld;BTC/USD price -146505;1359632299;Namworld;Mention this key for 5 BTC free: F12DE6B4E1EF26F5768BE918F2758D83EEEDE453 -146504;1359632302;mircea_popescu;mjrIII click on one find out ? -146503;1359632321;BUgpowder;;;asks 30 -146502;1359632322;gribble;There are currently 22412.467 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 549385.972055 USD in total. -146501;1359632327;BUgpowder;;;bids 19 -146500;1359632329;gribble;There are currently 16596.262 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 322265.253218 USD in total. -146499;1359632331;BUgpowder;heh -146498;1359632335;Namworld;;;bids 20 -146497;1359632337;gribble;There are currently 1025.417 bitcoins demanded at or over 20.0 USD, worth 20592.1874072 USD in total. -146496;1359632343;BUgpowder;back 2 bed -146495;1359632365;mjrIII;O.BTCUSD.C200T -146494;1359632394;mjrIII;is an option to buy bitcoins at $20 USD at any point before the last Friday in Feb? -146493;1359632411;mjrIII;correct? -146492;1359632425;BUgpowder;;;ticker -146491;1359632426;Namworld;not really -146490;1359632426;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.50010, Best ask: 20.51998, Bid-ask spread: 0.01988, Last trade: 20.50010, 24 hour volume: 53226.06221217, 24 hour low: 19.19000, 24 hour high: 20.52000, 24 hour vwap: 19.75578 -146489;1359632436;Namworld;Options don't work like that on MPEx -146488;1359632442;mircea_popescu;mjrIII buy one bitcoin. -146487;1359632480;mjrIII;thanks mircea so each option contract is for one bitcoin not lots of 100... -146486;1359632492;Bowjob;Oh lord.. 20.5 alredy -146485;1359632502;mircea_popescu;mjrIII yes, each contract is for 1 btc. -146484;1359632510;Bowjob;Someone stop it! Lemme dump 2k fiat first :/ -146483;1359632523;mjrIII;I really love mpex by the way... -146482;1359632526;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -146481;1359632528;mircea_popescu;mjrIII cool! -146480;1359632542;mjrIII;it's like NYSE -146479;1359632582;Bowjob;mp, i thought of US govt trying to do an investigation on mpex, then they read the FAQ. They read, "Yes, this is dog." then they just leave -146478;1359632618;mjrIII;but one question, how do you clear the options trades? if I have the option to buy at $20 USD, don't I have to send mpex/broker USD...how can you do this through mpex? hold on i will read the faq again -146477;1359632663;BUgpowder;its all done in bitcoins -146476;1359632670;BUgpowder;the option is priced in bitcoins -146475;1359632675;Namworld;you put collateral in BTC -146474;1359632684;BUgpowder;so divide the strike - current price -146473;1359632690;BUgpowder;by the current price -146472;1359632703;Namworld;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGxfRk5SS0hxT1lsVmdLdU1QY0RveGc#gid=0 -146471;1359632704;BUgpowder;to get the option price -146470;1359632710;Namworld;Make a spreadsheet like that -146469;1359632711;Bowjob;S.Dice went down steeply -146468;1359632724;mjrIII;good time to get in :) -146467;1359632770;Bowjob;there's such a huge gap, 0.72-0.49 -146466;1359632786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19900 @ 0.00066954 = 13.3238 BTC [-] -146465;1359632809;BUgpowder;sell down to .004 again plaes -146464;1359632823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066766 = 2.885 BTC [-] -146463;1359632825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5547 @ 0.00066754 = 3.7028 BTC [-] -146462;1359632828;BUgpowder;20.75 -146461;1359632871;BUgpowder;god this is all going EXACTLY how I imagined it would happen -146460;1359632871;Bowjob;please reach 21.29 -146459;1359632876;Bowjob;i wanna win the guess the prize contest -146458;1359632876;Bowjob;lol -146457;1359632892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066953 = 2.893 BTC [+] -146456;1359632892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00066954 = 1.473 BTC [+] -146455;1359632894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16679 @ 0.00067347 = 11.2328 BTC [+] -146454;1359632899;Jackmaninov;Bowjob: there was no one bidding yesterday -146453;1359632945;Jackmaninov;Bowjob: no one really bids at all, hence the 0.0008 fat finger a few days back -146452;1359633524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066763 = 2.8848 BTC [-] -146451;1359633525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2924 @ 0.00066754 = 1.9519 BTC [-] -146450;1359633910;mjrIII;i hate how slow real world finance is -146449;1359633933;mjrIII;but if anyone is using bitfloor, i suggest you check out the orders on their books :) -146448;1359634004;mircea_popescu;mjrIII bitfloor is a bitcoinica clone running stolen code -146447;1359634015;mircea_popescu;i'd rather hope nobody is foolish enough to be using it. -146446;1359634025;mjrIII;sorry what is bitcoinica? -146445;1359634042;mircea_popescu;(in fact we kinda know nobody is foolish enough to be using it seeing how the recent ruby on rails vulnerability caused them no damage) -146444;1359634062;mjrIII;last night the consensus seemed to be they were ok -146443;1359634065;mircea_popescu;mjrIII one of the larger scams to date. read http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-drama-timeline/ to get up to speed -146442;1359634077;mircea_popescu;i dunno what "consensus" that is. but no, not ok in any estimation. -146441;1359634116;gesell;whats the state of S.DICE. Is he going to break even this month? (what I thought I was seeing from the bitcointalk thread). Why the dumping of stock? -146440;1359634129;mircea_popescu;gesell last i heard was 10k over no ? -146439;1359634135;gesell;yeah -146438;1359634158;Bowjob;No one has crashed Havelock yet -146437;1359634161;Bowjob;I guess I'll crash it -146436;1359634171;mircea_popescu;gesell heh. i guess you weren't here when people dumped all the way to .0008. read http://trilema.com/2013/marketplace-excitement-with-expert-commentary-for-your-vicarious-trading-pleasure/ to catch up -146435;1359634180;mircea_popescu;im becoming like the bitcoin library over here -146434;1359634216;gesell;mircea_popescu: btw do you block access to your blog from certain IP's? when im on from home (which is via a proxy at all times, out of my control) I cant get to your blog. but now, i can (in a different location atm) -146433;1359634238;mircea_popescu;some eggregious comment spam ips are nulled yes. -146432;1359634262;gesell;anyway, i read that whole thread -146431;1359634262;gesell;good times -146430;1359634283;mircea_popescu;yeh. maybe some ppl want to send money to china and so they're selling stuff -146429;1359634284;mircea_popescu;or who knows -146428;1359634287;gesell;yeah from home im going through ipreditor.se, huge proxy -146427;1359634316;mircea_popescu;probably so are teh spammers. -146426;1359634349;gesell;we are all teh spammer -146425;1359634386;gesell;is there any historical data on mpex? graphs are nice but no x,y ticks -146424;1359634396;Bowjob;Anyone wanna buy S.dice shares at havelock? -146423;1359634458;mjrIII;mp: what do you recommend for getting btc for usd -146422;1359634463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067333 = 2.9095 BTC [+] -146421;1359634465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6948 @ 0.00067347 = 4.6793 BTC [+] -146420;1359634466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3481 @ 0.0006755 = 2.3514 BTC [+] -146419;1359634468;mjrIII;bitfloor was going to be my preferred option -146418;1359634612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8564 @ 0.0006755 = 5.785 BTC [+] -146417;1359634614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9438 @ 0.00067553 = 6.3757 BTC [+] -146416;1359634631;gesell;some copumpkin of iphone dev team? -146415;1359634633;mircea_popescu;gesell all the trades are fed here via assbot and to twitter -146414;1359634637;gesell;err some/same -146413;1359634645;mircea_popescu;mjrIII if you're in yurp probably bitcoin-central.net -146412;1359634665;mircea_popescu;bitfloor has that entire issue with negative equity atm. -146411;1359634696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067042 = 2.8969 BTC [-] -146410;1359634698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00067026 = 8.1101 BTC [-] -146409;1359634699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1079 @ 0.00066754 = 0.7203 BTC [-] -146408;1359634772;mjrIII;yeah i heard a little about that, but i heard also that people did get bitcoins -146407;1359634783;mjrIII;i loved the fact that they offer liquidity rebates -146406;1359634805;mjrIII;someone literally told me last night, that besides the security issue, they have been fine -146405;1359634819;mircea_popescu;lol ok, besides the security issue they have been fine. -146404;1359634824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12659 @ 0.00066754 = 8.4504 BTC [-] -146403;1359634826;mjrIII;ie. they still owe him money, but they have been good to work with -146402;1359634846;mjrIII;i don't want to take any usd out, just bitcoins -146401;1359634849;mircea_popescu;what can i tell you. -146400;1359634857;mjrIII;caveat emptor -146399;1359634863;mircea_popescu;if you're in and out quick enough you'll prolly be ok. -146398;1359634884;mjrIII;well, thats the other thing...i like the fact i can use ING p2p -146397;1359634895;mjrIII;i just really did not want to go through mt. gox -146396;1359634907;mircea_popescu;i don't think anyone's going through mtgox by now lol -146395;1359634919;mjrIII;but i will look into bitcoin-central.net -146394;1359634921;mjrIII;but i am in NYC -146393;1359634963;mjrIII;i am assuming yurp is europe right? -146392;1359634967;mircea_popescu;ya -146391;1359634975;mjrIII;no luck for me :( -146390;1359634986;mjrIII;i didn't get to go to davos this year lol -146389;1359635010;mircea_popescu;other than otc they're the only ones i ever used. not really much of an expert in tradsing btc for fiat. -146388;1359635027;mjrIII;**that was sarcasm in case anyone thinks i am a rich a$$hole** -146387;1359635045;mjrIII;well, until my FPGA mining comes on line, I need to get in now -146386;1359635063;mjrIII;see if i can get a spot on mpex :) -146385;1359635075;gesell;mircea_popescu: is there a log of assbot logs of bits on this channel? just curious how one would build and analyze historical data on their own -146384;1359635092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12125 @ 0.00066754 = 8.0939 BTC [-] -146383;1359635149;mircea_popescu;gesell well im sure some people are running loggers that are interested. -146382;1359635158;mircea_popescu;jurov is maintaining live.coinbr.com which does some graphing with trades -146381;1359635166;gesell;anyone know a website with the ticker price in the title of the page, so that i can just open a tab and look at the tab instead of opening pages or spreadsheets? -146380;1359635203;mircea_popescu;whoa this is a brilliant idea. -146379;1359635205;topace;ticker for what? btc/usd? mtgoxlive.com puts the price in thte -146378;1359635215;gesell;mircea_popescu: yeah noticed his graphs.fairnough. just was wondering the state of things for getting data. == log this chan. tis okay -146377;1359635221;gesell;topace: yes btc/usd -146376;1359635234;gesell;just in the title of the page (constantly changing) -146375;1359635239;mjrIII;btc moody is my fave -146374;1359635248;topace;yea mtgoxlive.com does it in the title -146373;1359635251;mjrIII;it live updates in the title -146372;1359635257;gesell;you mean clarkmoody? -146371;1359635266;mjrIII;http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ -146370;1359635267;mjrIII;yes -146369;1359635271;mjrIII;lol -146368;1359635290;mjrIII;only mt gox data though...love the interface wish it had more markets -146367;1359635294;gesell;oh man, in chrome wherever the BTC/USD prices is on the title its off the tab screen so -146366;1359635334;mjrIII;i use chrome -146365;1359635339;gesell;maybe i wasnt clear, im looking for the BTC/USD to show up just in the title of the webpage (<title>$19.25) -146364;1359635342;mjrIII;shows up right in the tab bar -146363;1359635353;mircea_popescu;gesell you can log this chan, follow mpex1 on twitter or else follow the mpex rss (http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex-rss.php) -146362;1359635356;mircea_popescu;tis all in teh faq -146361;1359635387;gesell;mircea_popescu: ooh, rss. thanks. that's a bit easier -146360;1359635387;mjrIII;thanks everyone, i gotta run but i'll be on later -146359;1359635391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00066964 = 11.3169 BTC [+] -146358;1359635432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2992 @ 0.0006752 = 2.0202 BTC [+] -146357;1359635455;gesell;mjrIII: the clarkmoody title doesnt have the USD/BTC price ("Bitcoin Data Platform | Clark Moody Design") -146356;1359635685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00066964 = 2.0759 BTC [-] -146355;1359636042;mircea_popescu;mpex now does. -146354;1359636056;mircea_popescu;ty gesell :) -146353;1359636201;maximian;mircea_popescu: did something just change on mpex? pympex is broken. -146352;1359636261;maximian;looks like messages are being wrapped in HTML, which I don't recall happening before -146351;1359636290;maximian;MPEx, the Bitcoin securities exchange.-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE----- -146350;1359636330;mircea_popescu;d'oh. 1 sec. -146349;1359636335;markedathome;gesell: moody does have last price in the title, but only when a trade has occurred. It starts off with what you posted, then becomes "(20.60002) Bitcoin Data..." -146348;1359636623;mircea_popescu;maximian now ? -146347;1359636638;maximian;yep, back to normal -146346;1359636643;mircea_popescu;thanks for reporting. -146345;1359636657;maximian;welcome -146344;1359636776;mircea_popescu;and yes, website was changed to add qty@lastprice to security pages -146343;1359636830;maximian;ah cool -146342;1359637075;mjr_;hi again :) -146341;1359637079;mircea_popescu;slave trade ? PsychoticBoy wtf are you on about ? -146340;1359637091;gesell;markedathome: thanks. not seeing that happening for me yet though -146339;1359637101;markedathome;what browser? -146338;1359637154;jurov;;;ticker -146337;1359637155;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.50002, Best ask: 20.52000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01998, Last trade: 20.50002, 24 hour volume: 55471.73385830, 24 hour low: 19.19000, 24 hour high: 20.75000, 24 hour vwap: 19.81501 -146336;1359637167;jurov;hi all... what did i woke up to? -146335;1359637173;gesell;markedathome: yeah, chrome. notice it works fine in safari for example -146334;1359637213;markedathome;jurov: asics online and hashing by jgarzik, btc up 1$ -146333;1359637224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00726822 = 3.2707 BTC [+] -146332;1359637226;gesell;markedathome: or something is wrong with my crhome perhaps -146331;1359637227;markedathome;gesell: works on chrome for me -146330;1359637232;gesell;markedathome: refreshed, now it is working -146329;1359637233;gesell;funky -146328;1359637234;gesell;thanks -146327;1359637579;Namworld;can I have a free test account for my tool development, mircea? -146326;1359637610;Namworld;or do you have any special test command that is accepted from any gpg key? -146325;1359637636;Namworld;like TEST and it replies SUCESS from any key, regardless if registered or not? -146324;1359637647;Namworld;Seems like it would be practical -146323;1359637716;mircea_popescu;it's neither practical nor available best i can see. -146322;1359638994;mircea_popescu;Namworld for one, it'd allow you to test if keys are registered. -146321;1359639150;mircea_popescu;;;later tell keefe hey, drop me a line when you're on -146320;1359639151;gribble;The operation succeeded. -146319;1359639229;mjr_;hey guys -146318;1359639238;mjr_;whats the command for 30 day 7 day 24 hour -146317;1359639270;mjr_;also, has anyone else seen the spike in blocks/hour? -146316;1359639271;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -146315;1359639273;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00064143 / 0.00066461 / 0.00067553 (1562895 shares, 1,038.72 BTC), 7D: 0.00060745 / 0.00067011 / 0.0007 (22383448 shares, 14,999.46 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.0006563 / 0.0007 (49537424 shares, 32,511.86 BTC) -146314;1359639277;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -146313;1359639281;gribble;Time since last block: 5 minutes and 39 seconds -146312;1359639300;mircea_popescu;network doing 27th atm, yeah. -146311;1359639331;mjr_;asics? -146310;1359639347;mjr_;or people cranking gpu's in expectation of asics coming lol -146309;1359639373;mjr_;;tslb -146308;1359639375;mjr_;;;tslb -146307;1359639382;gribble;Time since last block: 7 minutes and 20 seconds -146306;1359639408;mircea_popescu;well it's been moving in the 18-25 range for months -146305;1359639412;mircea_popescu;who knows. -146304;1359639430;mjr_;yeah, just curious because of the whole avalon thing -146303;1359639464;mjr_;!ticker [MPEX:USDBTC] -146302;1359639465;assbot;Hell, ain't we about more fucked than a whore at closin' time, huh? -146301;1359639483;mjr_;exchange rate command? -146300;1359639518;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -146299;1359639519;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.65901, Best ask: 20.67000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01099, Last trade: 20.65900, 24 hour volume: 56676.40231858, 24 hour low: 19.19000, 24 hour high: 20.75000, 24 hour vwap: 19.83916 -146298;1359639576;mjr_;;;bc,24hprc -146297;1359639587;mjr_;;;bc,24hprc -146296;1359639589;gribble;19.81 -146295;1359639618;mjr_;so is there a way to get exchange rate for 1d/7d/30d ? -146294;1359639647;mircea_popescu;not rly. -146293;1359640631;Namworld;Hmm -146292;1359640636;Namworld;I can't cancel orders -146291;1359640647;Namworld;keeps saying it cannot be done at this time and to try again later -146290;1359640709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1329 @ 0.0006752 = 0.8973 BTC [+] -146289;1359640710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1662 @ 0.00067553 = 1.1227 BTC [+] -146288;1359640711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7009 @ 0.00067692 = 4.7445 BTC [+] -146287;1359640712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00739499 = 2.2185 BTC [+] -146286;1359640714;mircea_popescu;prolly a good idea to try again a little later -146285;1359640741;jurov;Namworld, me too. get used to it :) -146284;1359641220;Namworld;eh -146283;1359641226;Namworld;well anyway -146282;1359641230;Namworld;I'm off for now -146281;1359641232;Namworld;goodbye -146280;1359641240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15450 @ 0.00067691 = 10.4583 BTC [-] -146279;1359641353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00739499 = 7.395 BTC [+] -146278;1359641516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067157 = 2.9019 BTC [-] -146277;1359641518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7503 @ 0.00067138 = 5.0374 BTC [-] -146276;1359641587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10497 @ 0.00067138 = 7.0475 BTC [-] -146275;1359641589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00066972 = 3.9513 BTC [-] -146274;1359641590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1853 @ 0.00066964 = 1.2408 BTC [-] -146273;1359641676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00067667 = 0.6767 BTC [+] -146272;1359641831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 347 @ 0.00066964 = 0.2324 BTC [-] -146271;1359641833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6186 @ 0.00066754 = 4.1294 BTC [-] -146270;1359641982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00066703 = 0.667 BTC [-] -146269;1359642019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3567 @ 0.00066703 = 2.3793 BTC [-] -146268;1359642021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 883 @ 0.00067667 = 0.5975 BTC [+] -146267;1359642154;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/chart.png?width=940&m=mtgoxUSD&SubmitButton=Draw&r=60&i=&c=0&s=&e=&Prev=&Next=&t=S&b=&a1=&m1=10&a2=&m2=25&x=0&i1=&i2=&i3=&i4=&v=1&cv=0&ps=0&l=0&p=0& -146266;1359642165;mircea_popescu;bitcoin chart now officiallly looks like a ponzi. -146265;1359642217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00067667 = 0.6767 BTC [+] -146264;1359642227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6984 @ 0.00067472 = 4.7122 BTC [-] -146263;1359642413;gesell;mircea_popescu: yeah, ive noticed that this jump in value doesnt really equate to massive influx of new users. for sure there are new users due to increased interest from first of year but not like what causes previous bubles. http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17kt5n/bitcoinorg_downloads_spiked_at_2011_bubble_not_now/ -146262;1359642456;mircea_popescu;gesell i guess what started things was the dwindling supply of bitcoins due to reward halving a month or so ago -146261;1359642457;gesell;mircea_popescu: so to me there is a lot of new activity from current and established users putting more of the weight into the play -146260;1359642468;mircea_popescu;buyers msitakenly figured they can delay inversting indefintiely -146259;1359642477;mircea_popescu;once the bitcoins available for sale dried up panic gripped. -146258;1359642505;gesell;mircea_popescu: is that a pattern you think would repeat in 4 years at the next halving? -146257;1359642551;mircea_popescu;probably not. -146256;1359642562;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is still very much "nobody driven". -146255;1359642564;gesell;why, becaue people will be aware of the behavior? -146254;1359642577;mircea_popescu;as in, the fact that some bloke heard about it first is more important than the fact that he's smart or rich. -146253;1359642590;mircea_popescu;that is changing already and in fact the random nobody will not exist in 2017. -146252;1359642610;gesell;its changing in what way, financial services (such as mpex)? -146251;1359642621;gesell;who is the antithesis to the random bloke here -146250;1359642631;mircea_popescu;well, just, the btcs are naturally leaching towards the richer and the smarter. -146249;1359642647;mircea_popescu;that's the effect of free markets, they marginalize the common man. -146248;1359642653;gesell;due to financial services? what is "smarter" in this case? -146247;1359642659;gesell;sdice whales? -146246;1359642662;mircea_popescu;i can't define what smarter is. -146245;1359642738;mircea_popescu;but a simple contrast : dude hears about bitcoin and instead of going on holiday buys himself miningrigs. -146244;1359642750;mircea_popescu;another dude hears of bitcoin and decides its stupid. -146243;1359642755;mircea_popescu;clearly, the first is the smarter. -146242;1359642780;mircea_popescu;now, once reward halving was pinned down, the smart bought. the stupid didn't buy, because they were mommentum trading and the mommentum wasn't moving. -146241;1359642807;gesell;do you think that "smarter" will require collectivism for more impact? uncompressing that: it seems that in brick and mortar finance the bigger fish execute with greater advantage. Would this wind up being true in Bitcoin in the future: those with greater BTC are "smarter"? -146240;1359642809;mircea_popescu;by now mommentum is moving and they're maybe buying, but the rule is quite simple : by the time the stupid gets onboard the ship is already sinking. -146239;1359642861;mircea_popescu;i don't think there's any requirement for collectivism. in fact, the main seductive guile of btc to me is how prettily it completely decouples success from any sort of collective action whatsoever. -146238;1359642896;gesell;maybe i dont have my thoughts clear. im more wondering if we will start to see the little guy (even if smart in finance) feeling he can do nothing in BTC markets because he will always be out smarted by those (even with the same understanding as him in finance) that have more BTC to play -146237;1359642911;mircea_popescu;i doubt that can be done in btc. -146236;1359642930;mircea_popescu;as best i can guess the effect you describe is a result of the regulatory interplay in fiat. -146235;1359642948;gesell;yeah i agree but... -146234;1359642973;gesell;it is attractive that a lot of the regulatory weight in fiat is taken out of the picture -146233;1359642986;mircea_popescu;indeed. -146232;1359642987;gesell;so i also feel this huge weight lifted -146231;1359642991;gesell;in this market -146230;1359643003;gesell;but wondering if im getting too far ahead of my self with optimism -146229;1359643009;mircea_popescu;exactly. that weight mostly consists in making it impossible for someone to dominate just because they're big. -146228;1359643013;gesell;and that perhaps tradition tricks of the trade will game this market as well -146227;1359643024;mircea_popescu;irl a well run bank can't compete with a "too big to fail" bank -146226;1359643033;mircea_popescu;here, there's no saving you. if you fail you fail. -146225;1359643042;gesell;yeah -146224;1359643073;gesell;and on that note, is sdice too big to fail (in the bitcoin world)? -146223;1359643082;mircea_popescu;there is this very loud but imo stupid group who claim that btc is inherently unsustainable because "they are finance experts and know how to break it" -146222;1359643100;mircea_popescu;to my eyes it's much akin to the 16 yo kid that "knows hax" -146221;1359643111;mircea_popescu;nothing is too big to fail. -146220;1359643155;gesell;wait that is close to home. how is it like a 16yo that knows hax? -146219;1359643184;mircea_popescu;heh. if indeed they could "own" bitcoin through their superior trading skills they'd be doing it, neh ? -146218;1359643201;gesell;maybe they are? -146217;1359643207;mircea_popescu;i'd know. -146216;1359643222;gesell;(i mean wtf was all that huge option btc stuff going on at mpex in the chat log you put up on your blog) -146215;1359643248;mircea_popescu;that was, as best i can guess, someone insuring a large btc obligation (via the calls) and someone trying to mommentum trade (short puts) -146214;1359643269;mircea_popescu;mind that the only one time someone came close to "owning" anything was august, and if that's the case the wisdom was insider information, not smarts. -146213;1359643282;mircea_popescu;other than that, the january people kinda got it on the chin, bot made 10k -146212;1359643282;gesell;what was in august? -146211;1359643303;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-rezultate-august-2012/#comment-88317 -146210;1359643427;gesell;beh, wish i understood typical finance more (slow going) but interesting read -146209;1359643456;mircea_popescu;basically that was when the pirate guy defaulted. -146208;1359643474;mircea_popescu;if you look at the graphs, was a large chunk of btc sold off -146207;1359643491;gesell;yeah got that -146206;1359643493;mircea_popescu;the grapewine abuz with the theory that that's the plan, crash btc price to rebuy cheap -146205;1359643501;mircea_popescu;course, if that was the plan it failed. -146204;1359643501;gesell;doesnt seem to me that this could not happen again, or many times -146203;1359643511;mircea_popescu;it does seem to me that it can't happen again -146202;1359643526;mircea_popescu;the many idiots with large btc holdings obtained just for being here early are now mostly bankrupt -146201;1359643540;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure that's the last ponzi. -146200;1359643596;gesell;perhaps the last ponzi (you mean pirate) but one could still game perception to swing price (if they a legitimate, non ponzi share of perceptional influance) -146199;1359643613;gesell;and use this advantage to sell high, buy low -146198;1359643623;gesell;or deal with puts, calls, etc -146197;1359643624;mircea_popescu;possibly. -146196;1359643640;gesell;avalon could have just added a month delay perhaps -146195;1359643646;gesell;"unexpectidly" -146194;1359643652;mircea_popescu;if you believe in markets as the ultimate allocator of resources, then that person's gain would always be smaller than the global benefit -146193;1359643693;mircea_popescu;tbh i doubt avalon turning out to be a scam tomorrow would do anything to the price. -146192;1359643707;gesell;just because there are other asics in the pipe -146191;1359643727;mircea_popescu;even without asics. -146190;1359643741;mircea_popescu;if all of them, bfl, avalon, asicminer, etc go the way of basic -146189;1359643746;mircea_popescu;what diff would it make ? -146188;1359643761;gesell;true -146187;1359643766;gesell;some, but not much -146186;1359643775;mircea_popescu;i mean sure ppl would get excited, but so what of it ? fpga ss till hash -146185;1359643776;gesell;but some could still be something one could game if they had insider information -146184;1359643787;mircea_popescu;that's always the case. -146183;1359643957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00067192 = 3.494 BTC [-] -146182;1359644197;gesell;could someone use the blockchain to sell widgets locally? That is, I sell two types of widgests: WidgetA for 1btc and WidgetB for 2btc. You want to buy WidgetA. You send 1btc to 1WidgetA1234560abcdeff rx with a message embedded where where you want it shipped. I mean, couldnt this be a service to kill silkroad? -146181;1359644257;pigeons;explain how the "with a message embedded where where you want it shipped" works -146180;1359644273;gesell;you can embed a message in the 1btc send -146179;1359644286;gesell;encrypted or whatever -146178;1359644289;pigeons;what is an example method to embed the message -146177;1359644308;kakobreklaa;"send me to my . ktnxbai" -146176;1359644329;kakobreklaa;perfectly sane to keep it public -146175;1359644343;gesell;encrypted(send me to my ) -146174;1359644348;pigeons;yeah what encoding method are you using to embed this message in a transaction? -146173;1359644364;kakobreklaa;the other thing is, how am i going to leave feedback? -146172;1359644367;gesell;from here you can also build the protocol ontop of the blockchain to exchange keys -146171;1359644378;kakobreklaa;sending some more coins with a note 'scam' -146170;1359644379;gesell;and yeah, you might even offer optional escrow and reputational services -146169;1359644379;kakobreklaa;:) -146168;1359644385;pigeons;oh building a protocol on top of, yeah, see namecoin, colored coins, etc -146167;1359644397;gesell;yeah i know namecoin. learning about colored coins -146166;1359644435;gesell;a general reputation api/protocol on the block chain letting widget providers pick their reputation provider would be wicked -146165;1359644439;kakobreklaa;speaking of blockchain -146164;1359644451;kakobreklaa;has kiddie porn been pushed into it yet? -146163;1359644456;gesell;uch -146162;1359644457;kakobreklaa;i forgot -146161;1359644473;pigeons;gesell: also see ripple -146160;1359644478;gesell;yeah i hear the question. im sure it might be. dont want to contemplate it -146159;1359644543;gesell;yeah havent looked into the technical details of how ripple uses the blockchain. but the p2p concept is clear. but its more about the 6 degrees social aspect -146158;1359644555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00066957 = 2.0087 BTC [-] -146157;1359644617;pigeons;ripple doesn't use the bitcoin blockchain, but it has its own blockchain called the "ledger" -146156;1359644644;pigeons;but yes you choose which issuers to deal with and how to value them versus other issuers in ripple -146155;1359644660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15314 @ 0.00066957 = 10.2538 BTC [-] -146154;1359644716;gesell;the advantage of using The blockchain as apposed to a new one is that you can use blockchain.info for all sorts of purposes (finding WidgedA sellers, checking reputation) and its a little harder to kill blockchain.info which has plenty of legal use, than specialwidgetsellerblockchain.info. So you could basically do silkroad without Tor -146153;1359644749;gesell;or at least, Tor is optional then -146152;1359644749;kakobreklaa;its not a thing of 'harder to kill' -146151;1359644779;pigeons;satoshi said he prefers new blockchains for this sort of stuff -146150;1359644780;kakobreklaa;would be like torrent -146149;1359644786;kakobreklaa;kill one site 10 pops up -146148;1359644795;kakobreklaa;to read the distributed blockchain file -146147;1359644797;gesell;yeah well sdice told satoshi to fuck off so -146146;1359644803;kakobreklaa;and then you can have local clients -146145;1359644819;pigeons;yeah what a slap, use his name for cred too ! -146144;1359644849;kakobreklaa;heh -146143;1359644863;gesell;satoshi for pres 2016, lulzsec for VP -146142;1359644884;gesell;anyway -146141;1359644928;gesell;kakobreklaa: what would be like torrent? -146140;1359644939;gesell;kakobreklaa: a seperate blockchain for widget selling? -146139;1359644945;gesell;kakobreklaa: or using the existing one -146138;1359644992;kakobreklaa;if youd kill blockchain.info, 10 more would pop up, same as with torrent sites -146137;1359644997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00739499 = 12.2017 BTC [+] -146136;1359645043;gesell;i know but somehow i think if you kill the special widget blockchain front end (widgetblockchain.info) it would take a while to adjust. -146135;1359645048;pigeons;blockchain.info is slick, but i hate it when people think it is "official" or the only one -146134;1359645057;gesell;im trying to liberate subversive services from the Tor only option -146133;1359645143;gesell;i dont want to use use the or a blockchain as a database but also use it as the means for discovery of services, as well as the store and discovery for reputation -146132;1359645176;gesell;would be ellegant to have all of that information in the same protocol that exchanges wealth for purchase -146131;1359645214;pigeons;looks like colored coins is your best bet for that, but i still don't think the bitcoin blockchain is the best place -146130;1359645232;gesell;thanks for the rebase. time to dig into colored coin again -146129;1359645839;mircea_popescu;gesell currently the prtoblem with bitcoin is that ther blocks are too small to contain the transactions -146128;1359645852;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure your bloatyblocks with messages in them would get dropped a liot. -146127;1359645892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8936 @ 0.00066957 = 5.9833 BTC [-] -146126;1359645894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00067202 = 6.9218 BTC [+] -146125;1359645895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 314 @ 0.00067342 = 0.2115 BTC [+] -146124;1359646029;gesell;reading the colored coin pdf https://bitcoil.co.il/BitcoinX.pdf -146123;1359646030;gesell;"As was widely suspected in the case of GLBSE and eventually turned out correct, the lack of track record and regulatory compliance exacerbate the risk of unclean shutdown, throwing asset issuers and holders to limbo." -146122;1359646043;gesell;anyone have a good reference on the history of GLBSE and its closure? -146121;1359646075;pigeons;gesell: its been done to death -146120;1359646094;gesell;in specific that point about "regultory compliance" id like to uncompress -146119;1359646100;pigeons;nefario is asked questions about regulation at a conference in london, he says "who cares, can't get me" -146118;1359646106;DeadWeasel;;;asks 20 -146117;1359646108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8802 @ 0.00067342 = 5.9274 BTC [+] -146116;1359646108;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -146115;1359646109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1438 @ 0.0006769 = 0.9734 BTC [+] -146114;1359646110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 360 @ 0.00067691 = 0.2437 BTC [+] -146113;1359646116;pigeons;2 weeks later he says black helicopters are after him and he shuts everything down -146112;1359646121;DeadWeasel;;;asks 21 -146111;1359646124;gribble;There are currently 4974.838 bitcoins offered at or under 21.0 USD, worth 104084.623608 USD in total. -146110;1359646182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00066942 = 7.4306 BTC [-] -146109;1359646218;gesell;pigeons: funky -146108;1359646227;gesell;pigeons: black helicopters always get the best of us -146107;1359646272;pigeons;this was a few weeks after the SEC was investigating "bitcoin denominated securites" -146106;1359646289;pigeons;and they seemed more interested in glbse when interviewing folks than in pirateat40 -146105;1359646296;gesell;yeah and everyone knows the SEC loves some black helicopters -146104;1359646307;pigeons;but there is no indication that there was any contact even with nefario by them -146103;1359646339;gesell;okay -146102;1359646411;mircea_popescu;guy just had a bad trip, ended up convinced "they're after him" -146101;1359646448;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140052.0 this is all sorts of funny -146100;1359646598;gesell;author of colored coin argues for using bitcoin blockchain is better than deploying a new chain due to security of pooled hashrate. other options given are subject to the long tail of adoption. also, still going through it, appears to focus on tie tokens to assets. the asset of a widgetA isnt so important to me as the reputation of the source (rx addr) for widgetA. So I have to contemplate how to use colored coin for reputation. but ignorin -146099;1359646674;pigeons;there is some discussion on the ripple list last couple days on this, with intended application of seller reviews -146098;1359646753;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0234 = 0.234 BTC [-] -146097;1359646773;gesell;pigeons: will check it out. thanks -146096;1359646781;gesell;ripple threat on bitcointalk or somewhere else? -146095;1359646786;gesell;s/threat/thread -146094;1359646789;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 29 @ 0.0233 = 0.6757 BTC [-] -146093;1359646807;jurov;mjrIII, btw i just added calculator to coinbr options exercise screen, if you have bought any options you can click on Exercise and see the estimated yield. -146092;1359646849;jurov; [11:04:46] mjrIII bitfloor is a bitcoinica clone running stolen code <<< you confuse it with bitfinex, no? -146091;1359646890;pigeons;gesell: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/rippleusers/zntNJxjwmUs -146090;1359646994;pigeons;also see proposed OTC WoT v2 from #bitcoin-wot and privwiki.dreamhosters.com/wiki/Distributed_Web_of_Trust_Proposal_2 -146089;1359647103;mircea_popescu;jurov ow fuck! -146088;1359647113;mircea_popescu;sorry! -146087;1359647124;gesell;(the bible talks about a 1000 year reign of peace and tranquility. I wonder if in the end we will realize this is dependent on the dificulting of factoring 'n' into p and q) -146086;1359647168;mircea_popescu;since we're giving gesell reading lists, http://trilema.com/2013/why-i-nixed-p2p-colored-coins-and-all-that-jazz/ -146085;1359647170;mircea_popescu;esp. problem 3. -146084;1359647214;mircea_popescu;and unrelatedly : anyone starting any sort of business and naming it bit* bitcoin* or *coin IS AN IDIOT -146083;1359647232;mircea_popescu;i can't fucking keep track of them anymore, it's all a blur. plus when i go to type into the url bar i have to type an entire word! -146082;1359647236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00067228 = 7.1262 BTC [+] -146081;1359647371;gesell;thanks mircea_popescu and pigeons -146080;1359647471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24200 @ 0.00067228 = 16.2692 BTC [+] -146079;1359648216;mjr_;in the analogy of bitcoin as cash... -146078;1359648225;mjr_;if your harddrive crashes -146077;1359648233;mjr_;you have destroyed currency... -146076;1359648246;mjr_;in other words, there are bitcoins which can never be spent at this point correct? -146075;1359648252;kakobreklaa;yea -146074;1359648258;pigeons;yes, i've contributed to them -146073;1359648273;mjr_;equivalent to gold in sunken pirate ships? -146072;1359648289;pigeons;in your imagination, sure why not -146071;1359648294;kakobreklaa;that gold can be found -146070;1359648313;pigeons;yeah easier to find the gold than the chance of guessing the key -146069;1359648318;mjr_;no i know -146068;1359648324;mjr_;my point was not to try and find this -146067;1359648332;mjr_;but in how it would affect the scarcity of bitcoins -146066;1359648341;pigeons;not much effect really -146065;1359648345;mjr_;since everyone and there mom throws around the 21 million number -146064;1359648355;kakobreklaa;its preety scarse as is -146063;1359648360;mjr_;it is -146062;1359648371;mjr_;just curious what effect if any that would have -146061;1359648377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2383 @ 0.00066942 = 1.5952 BTC [-] -146060;1359648378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10867 @ 0.00066624 = 7.24 BTC [-] -146059;1359648381;kakobreklaa;so loosing a million coins out of 20 wont do much -146058;1359648388;jurov;lol i realized if some tards succeed to get btc recognized as currency, they can be prosecuted for debasement whenever their hdd crashes without backups -146057;1359648389;mjr_;joker style...it's about sending a message -146056;1359648434;mjr_;jurov: you mean debasement as in melting down US coins? Cuz you are actually increasing the average value i would imagine -146055;1359648458;kakobreklaa;yea -146054;1359648459;jurov;yes, i mean it as law understands it -146053;1359648465;kakobreklaa;one should get paid to destroy coins -146052;1359648478;mjr_;some men just want to see the world burn -146051;1359648610;mjr_;so frustrated with banking right now -146050;1359648620;mjr_;2 days to link account, 2 days to transfer -146049;1359648838;error4733;+9K since the last dooglus update for S.DICE. 20K for January -146048;1359648993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6433 @ 0.00066624 = 4.2859 BTC [-] -146047;1359648994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3951 @ 0.00066611 = 2.6318 BTC [-] -146046;1359649043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9812 @ 0.00066611 = 6.5359 BTC [-] -146045;1359649043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4088 @ 0.00066566 = 2.7212 BTC [-] -146044;1359649054;error4733;8h if you want a piece of dividends !! 10K S.DICE = 2BTC @15h15UTC -146043;1359649154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.007261 = 1.4522 BTC [-] -146042;1359649156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00726 = 2.178 BTC [-] -146041;1359649157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1255 @ 0.00705825 = 8.8581 BTC [-] -146040;1359649158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1145 @ 0.00705422 = 8.0771 BTC [-] -146039;1359649209;mircea_popescu; since everyone and there mom throws around the 21 million number << that number will be reached sometime in 2150 -146038;1359649267;mircea_popescu;error4733 they may be a little late rthan midnight -146037;1359649457;thestringpuller;do you expect to be alive in 2150 mircea_popescu ? -146036;1359649477;mircea_popescu;i have no idea -146035;1359649493;mircea_popescu;tho life expectancy has been mostly growing faster than my age for the past decades. -146034;1359649508;pigeons;what is the bitbet.us link to if mircea_popescu lives to 2150? -146033;1359649522;mircea_popescu;you can't bet on people dieing omg -146032;1359649554;pigeons;what are the current odds -146031;1359649556;jurov;i suspect not very high. over time there will be enough ppl willing to assassinate him -146030;1359649606;error4733;yes u cant, in UK -146029;1359649616;mircea_popescu;actually teh number of people willing to assasinate me is probably towards the lowest historical point atm -146028;1359649626;mircea_popescu;im only pissing off a buncha pasty ass computer geeks currently. -146027;1359649635;mircea_popescu;that's significant downstep for me -146026;1359649658;error4733;tons on queen death every year -146025;1359649851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00066748 = 3.0704 BTC [+] -146024;1359649869;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.3351 = 5.0265 BTC [-] -146023;1359649870;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.3301 = 0.6602 BTC [-] -146022;1359649872;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -146021;1359649873;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.33 = 1.65 BTC [-] -146020;1359649923;pigeons;hmm i wonder is BASIC-MINING intended to mine with bASICs -146019;1359649998;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.3399 = 1.0197 BTC [+] -146018;1359650000;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [+] -146017;1359650023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00066748 = 12.0814 BTC [+] -146016;1359650063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066748 = 6.6748 BTC [+] -146015;1359650106;kakobreklaa;https://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users -146014;1359650128;kakobreklaa;new year breaks the line about. -146013;1359650147;kakobreklaa;quite insane -146012;1359650296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4887 @ 0.00066566 = 3.2531 BTC [-] -146011;1359650298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00066478 = 3.7228 BTC [-] -146010;1359650324;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa mpex new accts looks similar. -146009;1359650336;kakobreklaa;chart it. -146008;1359650347;mircea_popescu;mm -146007;1359650348;pizzaman1337;how many accounts are there? -146006;1359650363;mircea_popescu;brb -146005;1359650449;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 89 @ 0.0091 = 0.8099 BTC [+] -146004;1359650476;gesell;"(15:26:46) mircea_popescu: you can't bet on people dieing omg" seriously? isnt this why bitcoin was created in the first place https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Bell -146003;1359650532;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 20 @ 0.0092 = 0.184 BTC [+] -146002;1359650635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3908 @ 0.00066401 = 2.595 BTC [-] -146001;1359650676;gesell;mircea_popescu: how often does the mpex RSS update. not showing a lot of recent trades -146000;1359650729;mircea_popescu;i would guess every time you reload it ? -145999;1359650761;mircea_popescu;3`908 S.MPOE @0.00066401 i see as most recent one. -145998;1359650762;gesell;no i meant is there a delay from the values showing up here and showing up on the rss -145997;1359650769;mircea_popescu;shouldn't be. -145996;1359650776;gesell;okay, my client then -145995;1359650777;gesell;thanks -145994;1359650791;mircea_popescu;at least hacven't received any complaints on the matter so far. -145993;1359650847;kakobreklaa;yeah rss thats a fail protocol -145992;1359650858;kakobreklaa;which remembers me i promissed some dude ill add it to bitbet -145991;1359650860;kakobreklaa;fuck. -145990;1359650978;jurov;well, live.coinbr uses rss. but so far i did not notice missing trades there -145989;1359651102;jurov;btw, is the assapi public? i mean, mpex side of it -145988;1359651136;kakobreklaa;doesnt work that way -145987;1359651159;kakobreklaa;exchanges get access to url to push trades in -145986;1359651223;jurov;hmmm.. and when assbot fails,are they queued? -145985;1359651228;kakobreklaa;ya -145984;1359651337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00066401 = 5.0465 BTC [-] -145983;1359651540;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.759 = 4.554 BTC [+] -145982;1359651700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2443 @ 0.00066401 = 1.6222 BTC [-] -145981;1359651706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7307 @ 0.00066383 = 4.8506 BTC [-] -145980;1359651940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5613 @ 0.00066432 = 3.7288 BTC [+] -145979;1359651946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5087 @ 0.00066748 = 3.3955 BTC [+] -145978;1359651989;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: I have a present for you in your mailbox :) -145977;1359651999;pizzaman1337;or something like that... -145976;1359652411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00066383 = 2.9209 BTC [-] -145975;1359652642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12053 @ 0.00066748 = 8.0451 BTC [+] -145974;1359652648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 760 @ 0.00067067 = 0.5097 BTC [+] -145973;1359653250;gesell;bleh, 21 -145972;1359653289;gesell;i want to understand, but cant. not that im complaining -145971;1359653565;smickles;wow -145970;1359653609;smickles;it's like the market was brainwashed with the phrase 'another day, another dollar' -145969;1359653779;thestringpuller;;;ticker -145968;1359653780;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.85001, Best ask: 20.90999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05998, Last trade: 20.85001, 24 hour volume: 67820.77842782, 24 hour low: 19.39660, 24 hour high: 20.97000, 24 hour vwap: 20.09227 -145967;1359653918;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-paid-accounts/ -145966;1359653952;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -145965;1359653956;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.95000, Best ask: 21.00110, Bid-ask spread: 0.05110, Last trade: 21.00111, 24 hour volume: 70551.15359422, 24 hour low: 19.39660, 24 hour high: 21.00111, 24 hour vwap: 20.12700 -145964;1359653969;mircea_popescu;another minute another dime more like it. -145963;1359654000;BingoBongo;Glad I took this bet http://bitbet.us/bet/175/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-stay-above-14-88-and/ -145962;1359654079;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -145961;1359654085;mircea_popescu;i considered it but passed. my loss. -145960;1359654120;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.749 = 3.745 BTC [-] -145959;1359654209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00705423 = 1.4108 BTC [+] -145958;1359654211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 155 @ 0.00705422 = 1.0934 BTC [-] -145957;1359654310;smickles;mircea_popescu: you really like to use those charts now, eh? -145956;1359654350;BingoBongo;;;ticker -145955;1359654351;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.22165, Best ask: 21.26343, Bid-ask spread: 0.04178, Last trade: 21.26343, 24 hour volume: 71060.56862533, 24 hour low: 19.40450, 24 hour high: 21.26343, 24 hour vwap: 20.14486 -145954;1359654356;mircea_popescu;smickles which ? -145953;1359654661;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24hprc -145952;1359654662;gribble;20.12 -145951;1359654672;kakobreklaa;thanks for the chart mp -145950;1359654828;mircea_popescu;yee -145949;1359654960;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh, i was confused. I thought that blockchain chart was one of those thinkercharts you used earlier -145948;1359654968;mircea_popescu;a no -145947;1359654974;mircea_popescu;but those ARE really cool -145946;1359655002;smickles;oh, hey. is ther rota dead to the point that it shouldn't be mentioned in new contracts as the dispute resolution method? -145945;1359655104;mircea_popescu;smickles well it's only dead to the point that i wouldn't currently trust it with a case involving my or mpex's interests -145944;1359655138;mircea_popescu;if you want to go on a limb with it, by all means. -145943;1359655340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00066486 = 3.5902 BTC [-] -145942;1359655342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4473 @ 0.00066912 = 2.993 BTC [+] -145941;1359655343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 77 @ 0.00066951 = 0.0516 BTC [+] -145940;1359655571;smickles;so if it's at or near 30 tomorror, probaby time to buy some puts or somehting -145939;1359655675;mircea_popescu;it does look bubbly. -145938;1359655804;BingoBongo;Well, Thursday was the day last week for a spike followed by "This is moving too fast" sobriety -145937;1359655824;BingoBongo;;;ticker -145936;1359655825;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.80001, Best ask: 20.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07999, Last trade: 20.90996, 24 hour volume: 72209.06640419, 24 hour low: 19.40450, 24 hour high: 21.30000, 24 hour vwap: 20.22626 -145935;1359655851;thestringpuller;i read in fortune in 2011: we dont know of it is a bubble until it pops -145934;1359655929;thestringpuller;so is this really a bubble? -145933;1359655989;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/mXGnpvK.png -145932;1359655992;mircea_popescu;this image is so humorous -145931;1359656023;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller by the time you're buying it it will be -145930;1359656553;smickles;thestringpuller: generally, you cut losses and let profits ride, that's why, when you suspect a bubble, you don't sell all. you hedge your position -145929;1359656605;smickles;essentially, weaken future potential profits in order to preserver the current ones -145928;1359656695;gesell;mircea_popescu: do you see any new companies coming into the mpex fold? also i assume you just avoid including all the miner pools, correct? -145927;1359656714;mircea_popescu;miner pools aren't exactly companies. -145926;1359656714;gesell;by coming into the fold i mean, ipos -145925;1359656719;gesell;yeah -145924;1359656728;mircea_popescu;well, in principle yes. -145923;1359656746;mircea_popescu;in practice, good companies with revenue and market don't much want to list because why share your profits -145922;1359656765;mircea_popescu;and also why put up with idiots a la PsychoticBoy eskimoblob etc filling up the forum with nonsense -145921;1359656769;gesell;to support bitcoin, aggressive expansion (advertising) -145920;1359656772;pizzaman1337;so why did S.DICE list? -145919;1359656782;gesell;pizzaman1337: to cover their risks, and expansion -145918;1359656805;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 well, for multiplereasons. there's a lot of benefit to being listed as a dice site -145917;1359656810;smickles;lol, that image.. the "why did I get this?" link -145916;1359656815;mircea_popescu;because you can very convincingly argue you can afford to pay wins -145915;1359656820;mircea_popescu;so whales dare play. -145914;1359656848;smickles;it links to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeYsTmIzjkw -145913;1359656858;PsychoticBoy; and also why put up with idiots a la PsychoticBoy eskimoblob etc filling up the forum with nonsense<< LOL -145912;1359656864;gesell;mircea_popescu: is any part of the process and application for ipos public, posted as news, by you or them? or is it pretty much until it happens. i mean, even knowing when a new company will release ipos there might be a nice way to get an alert -145911;1359656872;PsychoticBoy;Go back to your trailer -145910;1359656892;mircea_popescu;gesell http://trilema.com/2012/how-does-one-list-on-mpex/ -145909;1359656935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11350 @ 0.00066951 = 7.5989 BTC [+] -145908;1359656961;DeadWeasel;I don't think bitcoin needs 'aggressive expansion'. -145907;1359656967;gesell;mircea_popescu: yeah that is the means for exploring signing up with you. im just curious if investors can get a headsup when this starts, or at least when its going to happen. rather than just refreshing the mpex website all the time -145906;1359656981;DeadWeasel;it has momentum. -145905;1359656997;mircea_popescu;gesell in general ipos are announced in advance. were you around during the bbet ipo ? -145904;1359657042;gesell;no, i wasnt. left the scene for a while until dec last year -145903;1359657050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12423 @ 0.00066951 = 8.3173 BTC [+] -145902;1359657056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2177 @ 0.00067067 = 1.46 BTC [+] -145901;1359657071;gesell;where do you anounce, on blog (with a certain category i can monitor) or here, or twitter, or? -145900;1359657074;mircea_popescu;ok, so, site was opened for beta, it was announced it will ipo in 5 days, -145899;1359657084;mircea_popescu;the details were available (contract was published) -145898;1359657091;mircea_popescu;and then on ipo day people just got their asks filled -145897;1359657110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4956 @ 0.00066707 = 3.306 BTC [-] -145896;1359657115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00066656 = 7.3655 BTC [-] -145895;1359657120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3494 @ 0.00066647 = 2.3286 BTC [-] -145894;1359657122;gesell;where was it announced, blog and mpex site, that all? -145893;1359657126;mircea_popescu;in general i'll say something here and mpoe-pr will make an announcement on forum -145892;1359657130;gesell;sorry to get specific but id just like to monitor the progress -145891;1359657134;gesell;ok -145890;1359657136;mircea_popescu;course people are allowed to announce their ipo wherever they want -145889;1359657145;mircea_popescu;nothing wrong with being specific -145888;1359657161;smickles;aslo, it shows up on mpex.co, but you're unable to trade it -145887;1359657169;gesell;im just assuming there will be a day im not so active with bct and might only monitor once a month -145886;1359657175;smickles;'cause there're no sells yet -145885;1359657177;gesell;but there are certain things id like to know right away -145884;1359657183;gesell;such as new companies going public'ish -145883;1359657192;mircea_popescu;well, if anyone actually starts a real analyst service for btc finance -145882;1359657200;mircea_popescu;i suppose they might maintain an emergency mail list -145881;1359657228;gesell;yeah -145880;1359657236;mircea_popescu;it really boggles me that this isn't moving, the need for btc finance news is marked and yet... crckets -145879;1359657240;mircea_popescu;people make gemsites. -145878;1359657282;gesell;someone should just grab googles and others from the forum and cuddle them for a while, until eventually having such a service -145877;1359657292;gesell;goodles, whatever his name is -145876;1359657307;mircea_popescu;dooglus ? -145875;1359657315;gesell;the couple pay for btc financial analysis services seem like crap, that are out there at the moment -145874;1359657320;gesell;dooglus, yeah -145873;1359657334;mircea_popescu;yeah, he could do a fine job. -145872;1359657340;mircea_popescu;so tell him lol -145871;1359657352;DeadWeasel;problem is the forum isn't good new with so much trolling, and google pickups are too sparse. but in time news should pick up enough. -145870;1359657366;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel i imagine something like a blog would be great. -145869;1359657372;smickles;yeah, you don -145868;1359657379;smickles;'t need to provide the service -145867;1359657388;gesell;S.dooglus -145866;1359657395;smickles;just build the organization which pays the the people who do -145865;1359657431;mircea_popescu;i think tbh, most people on mpex are btc addicts, reading it all multiple times a day -145864;1359657433;smickles;how hard is it to receive btc payments and pay employees/contractors/freelancers? -145863;1359657433;DeadWeasel;that would fit the definition of blog. trolling and updated every 3 days or less -145862;1359657459;gesell;smickles: a spreadsheet? -145861;1359657477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00066647 = 7.4311 BTC [-] -145860;1359657508;smickles;gesell: how much would you pay for a subscription to 'btc finance' -145859;1359657512;gesell;mircea_popescu: yeah feels like a lot of day traders around (or that type of fervant observation) -145858;1359657539;mircea_popescu;gesell i suppose the alternative would be to just invest in a fund, and let the manager worry about daily news -145857;1359657554;mircea_popescu;of course, due to the idiocy that was glbse, it will be a little while yet before people trust such funds -145856;1359657584;smickles;1 btc / month? -145855;1359657588;gesell;smickles: i'd expect it to cover options, dirivitives, cover some hot topics ("why 21 without huge influx of new users?", with data) and have code to pwn blockchain analysis. I'd pay a BTC a month at the moment -145854;1359657597;gesell;and im sure those with more money in the market would pay a lot more -145853;1359657623;gesell;also, consider that your "experts" will get requests from big players. you will note on the sdice analysis thread mr sdice asked two people for help in analysis privately -145852;1359657630;gesell;so you'll have consultancy on the side -145851;1359657631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4450 @ 0.00651702 = 29.0007 BTC [-] -145850;1359657632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00651712 = 10.1015 BTC [+] -145849;1359657654;smickles;ok, who would be willing to write these articles for .3 btc per article? -145848;1359657716;gesell;i think you just find the people doing it and pay them a little to do it as a collective. you guide them in how to give enough information publicly but have more privately. for example dougles could put half the detail he does on his analysis of sdice and still provide huge value publicly and the rest privately -145847;1359657751;mircea_popescu;i doubt you could get him to go for a scheme like that -145846;1359657751;gesell;for example, was thinking about this today -145845;1359657756;mircea_popescu;struck me as a very open-source type. -145844;1359657805;gesell;the analysis sdice is nice but i'd like to see someone reverse engineer the blockchain to try to determine the PRNG sdice is depending on, then explore potential weaknesses or just confirm there are none. Maybe show where in the history the PRNG changed. but thats more hacker type of analysis -145843;1359657809;gesell;to me they all mix though -145842;1359657811;smickles;yeah, thing about dooglas, anyone could do that. so if you put up a pay wall, someone else will run the script publically -145841;1359657830;mircea_popescu;i have no idea what prng is -145840;1359657844;gesell;psuedo-number-random-generator -145839;1359657865;gesell;i dont know the internals yet but i assume the calculations on winning nubmers depend on some randomness -145838;1359657867;smickles;well, i have a hunch I could produce 1 article per day, if only I had the writers -145837;1359657897;Bugpowder;#WINNING -145836;1359657904;mircea_popescu;o hey Bugpowder : -145835;1359657905;mircea_popescu;"Pastebin dump of a letter from SEC sent to several people who ran "funds" on GLBSE. Forum statements about people calling the attorney on the letter and providing statements. Not clear if it was just elaborate trolling..." -145834;1359657908;gesell;im also assuming a PRNG is involved (/dev/random, etc) -145833;1359657909;mircea_popescu;you got that pastebin ?! -145832;1359657924;mircea_popescu;or did you mean the pirate thing -145831;1359657932;smickles;it was the pirate thing -145830;1359657934;mircea_popescu;gesell it's not. -145829;1359657947;mircea_popescu;the randomness for s.dice is provided by the blockchain itself. -145828;1359657978;gesell;yeah and extrapolate back to where bitcoin depends on a PRNG -145827;1359657987;Bugpowder;S.DICE back over 20,000 for the month -145826;1359657990;Bugpowder;heheh -145825;1359658007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 49 @ 0.0069328 = 0.3397 BTC [+] -145824;1359658015;mircea_popescu;smickles there were rumours of some actual glbse investigation, i was never able to obtain anything whatsoever -145823;1359658027;jurov;;;asks 20.46 -145822;1359658029;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 20.46 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -145821;1359658031;Bugpowder;I saw a paste bin thing -145820;1359658034;Bugpowder;that's it -145819;1359658037;Bugpowder;long time ago. -145818;1359658038;jurov;;;asks 21.46 -145817;1359658040;gribble;There are currently 530.07335 bitcoins offered at or under 21.46 USD, worth 11327.2941393 USD in total. -145816;1359658044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00724211 BTC [+] -145815;1359658046;smickles;Bugpowder: would you write articles about the btc finance world for a starting wage of .3 btc per article? -145814;1359658059;Bugpowder;me? -145813;1359658060;Bugpowder;no -145812;1359658066;smickles;dam -145811;1359658073;mircea_popescu;lmao smickles -145810;1359658086;smickles;you'd get raises proportional to the # of subscribers :D -145809;1359658090;jurov;bugpowder, i can throw in another 0.3 -145808;1359658107;smickles;jurov: you can be a subscriber, i'm the boss here -145807;1359658108;smickles;:P -145806;1359658119;gesell;mircea_popescu: yeah i guess i should understand how sdice works -145805;1359658126;mircea_popescu;everyone wants to be an entrepreneur, nobody wants to do any work anymore -145804;1359658163;smickles;btw jurov, would you write articles for .3 btc each starting out ? -145803;1359658166;smickles;:) -145802;1359658190;jurov;maaybe somethign short. when i'm in mood -145801;1359658235;Bugpowder;I will tweet for 0.3BTC / tweet -145800;1359658238;smickles;it doesn't have to be long, just newsworthy or quality information -145799;1359658254;gesell;I'll retweet Bugpowder for 0.03btc -145798;1359658263;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder how many followers ? -145797;1359658267;pigeons;i pastebinned the letter i got from the sec, i verified it was from the sec, i know lots of people who talked with the sec and they wanted to know, "how did you get your glbse account?" "who promotes glbse?" etc -145796;1359658274;smickles;ok, what about 2.1 BTC per article? -145795;1359658279;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 499 @ 0.01 = 4.99 BTC [+] -145794;1359658310;jurov;2.1BTC is much fairer game -145793;1359658329;Bugpowder;21.4 -145792;1359658336;mircea_popescu;honestly, i think the only way that idea will work is owner-operated -145791;1359658344;mircea_popescu;as a sort of what's his name, the techcrunch guy. -145790;1359658364;Bugpowder;yeah you want to make money on the back end too -145789;1359658391;gesell;alright, important question... where are some ruby based exchanges... gonna go get me some bitcoin https://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2013-0333 -145788;1359658404;gesell;(released TODAY) -145787;1359658404;mircea_popescu;gesell you're late. -145786;1359658408;gesell;oh??? -145785;1359658409;gesell;:( -145784;1359658410;mircea_popescu;what AGAIN ?! -145783;1359658419;mircea_popescu;don't tell me ruby is blown wide open twice in three weeks -145782;1359658445;gesell;yeah this is in yaml JSON processing, and we know btc looooves them some JSON -145781;1359658446;DeadWeasel;and those are the KNOWN vulnerabilities -145780;1359658448;mircea_popescu;anyway, vircurex/cryptostocks got owned, bitfinex escaped through global disinterest. -145779;1359658453;jurov;gesell, what about php :D -145778;1359658463;mircea_popescu;there's plenty more on ruby. glbse escaped through being already dead. -145777;1359658474;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0075 = 0.75 BTC [+] -145776;1359658506;gesell;actually, from people that k n o w, this new bug was based on the old one (https://community.rapid7.com/community/metasploit/blog/2013/01/09/serialization-mischief-in-ruby-land-cve-2013-0156) but HD Moore just missed it -145775;1359658551;mircea_popescu;a ok -145774;1359658649;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 25 @ 0.0265 = 0.6625 BTC [+] -145773;1359658649;pigeons;bitcoin-central.net also -145772;1359658649;smickles;well, 10 subscribers per writer at 1btc per subscription means 1 article per week per writer. writers paid 2.1 btc per article, and a decent rake for the operator -145771;1359658649;gesell;whats gox on, btw? -145770;1359658649;gesell;(ruby, pyton, whitespace)? -145769;1359658649;jurov;it's in befunge -145768;1359658649;DeadWeasel;nobody gonna pay that. -145767;1359658650;DeadWeasel;owner operated with ad rev is your best bet -145766;1359658650;jurov;these "technical anal" dudes get paid quite nicely i heard -145765;1359658672;gesell;whats technical anal? and ill try to avoid all the puns that come to mind -145764;1359658684;smickles;DeadWeasel: i think you're wrong, a few people have already said that they'd pay 1 btc per month -145763;1359658692;mircea_popescu;yup, networkd throughput over 30 -145762;1359658696;mircea_popescu;this is a new record. -145761;1359658706;jurov;gesell http://blog.bitcoinwatch.com/ for example -145760;1359658709;smickles;gesell: technical analysis applied to bitcoin -145759;1359658720;jurov;many of them have closed paid newsletter -145758;1359658724;gesell;i really find that site stupid -145757;1359658741;gesell;it states the obvious and draws sime lines -145756;1359658767;mircea_popescu;i would say someone somewhere is hashing on asics -145755;1359658781;kakobreklaa;;;bc,stats -145754;1359658785;gribble;Current Blocks: 211512 | Current Difficulty: 3438908.9601591 | Next Difficulty At Block: 211679 | Next Difficulty In: 167 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 2 hours, 15 minutes, and 22 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3385331.85509049 | Estimated Percent Change: -1.557968114 -145753;1359658799;jurov;and ddif goes down. yea. -145752;1359658838;mircea_popescu;strange -145751;1359658847;mircea_popescu;bitcoincharts reports Difficulty 2968775 Estimated 3111301 in 800 blks -145750;1359658875;mircea_popescu;the bot is way behind on the block count too -145749;1359658884;mircea_popescu;we're at 218944 currently. -145748;1359658931;smickles;ok -145747;1359658936;smickles;I'm launching it -145746;1359658979;smickles;1btc per month, news and research on all the 'bitcoin assets' -145745;1359658990;jurov;i can write funny summary of happenings between ukto and burnside :D -145744;1359659010;mircea_popescu;jurov ^ -145743;1359659016;mircea_popescu;also the two guys with the gem and gold bar -145742;1359659026;jurov;including the aftermath, they tend to come to me separately for a cookie and soothing word -145741;1359659031;mircea_popescu;ajahaha! -145740;1359659121;smickles;I think i can get dooglus to present information tailored to shareholders, rather than just the curious -145739;1359659154;smickles;*shareholders and potential investors, that is -145738;1359659208;mircea_popescu;so mazel tov -145737;1359659455;BingoBongo;;; ticker -145736;1359659456;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.25025, Best ask: 21.38000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12975, Last trade: 21.25000, 24 hour volume: 80777.74688070, 24 hour low: 19.42552, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.34921 -145735;1359659524;gesell;does anyone know if exchanges operate their own bots. ive noticed bots responding to bids with <500ms delay to my bids on one exchange -145734;1359659572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5106 @ 0.00066647 = 3.403 BTC [-] -145733;1359659574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066384 = 2.8685 BTC [-] -145732;1359659575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4297 @ 0.00066383 = 2.8525 BTC [-] -145731;1359659577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7102 @ 0.00066299 = 4.7086 BTC [-] -145730;1359659585;gesell;smickles: throw into it your monitoring of this channel and mpex. get share holder info automated where possible, have an article every month... a couple other pretty graphs. and your done -145729;1359659615;mircea_popescu;gesell which one ? -145728;1359659616;gesell;for instance, historical data of mpex might be usefull and not provided anywhere yet -145727;1359659635;gesell;mircea_popescu: bitcoin-24 -145726;1359659715;gesell;smickles: most of it could be public. for instance mircea's insight on pirate insider trading. but you could have comments to that private to subscribers -145725;1359659723;gesell;already with that you provide a nice community -145724;1359659729;mircea_popescu;eh, another bootstrap -145723;1359659732;mircea_popescu;didn't even know it existed. -145722;1359659809;mircea_popescu;19.7 ? srsly ? -145721;1359659811;gesell;smickles: mircea_popescu might even help you by giving you a dump of the historical trades ;) -145720;1359659823;gesell;bitcoin-24 is very close to mtgox price -145719;1359659831;jurov;i'll write a book "MPEx: The Missing Manual" and sell it for 10BTC. dead trees only. -145718;1359659834;gesell;they take no cover for trades -145717;1359659863;gesell;bitcoin-24 is only based on donations atm -145716;1359659897;gesell;scary as sht from the security perspective. but then again, maybe they their money by cherry picking trades via the backend and bots -145715;1359660211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2926 @ 0.00066299 = 1.9399 BTC [-] -145714;1359660433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2772 @ 0.00066299 = 1.8378 BTC [-] -145713;1359660435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00066144 = 3.7371 BTC [-] -145712;1359660436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4378 @ 0.00066042 = 2.8913 BTC [-] -145711;1359660508;DeadWeasel;I'll OCR that shit and sell it for 5BTC, of course I'll only sell one before it's a torrent, and we're both screwed. -145710;1359660538;DeadWeasel;How about someone writes a guide on how to handle their taxes when they have BTC? -145709;1359660540;DeadWeasel;I have no clue. -145708;1359660545;DeadWeasel;any pointers?> -145707;1359660553;gesell;then ill take the torrent, cut it up into tweet size segments, and embed it in the blockchain -145706;1359660605;gesell;man that message feature for the chain is gonna be a disaster some day -145705;1359660639;gesell;then again, maybe its exactly what moorse law needed -145704;1359660650;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -145703;1359660652;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00065258 / 0.0006662 / 0.00067692 (1721184 shares, 1,146.66 BTC), 7D: 0.00061382 / 0.00067113 / 0.0007 (22322554 shares, 14,981.48 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065641 / 0.0007 (49935623 shares, 32,778.42 BTC) -145702;1359660672;mircea_popescu;;;calc 666200 * 21.5 -145701;1359660673;gribble;14323300 -145700;1359660682;mircea_popescu;i win internets. -145699;1359660873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20122 @ 0.00066042 = 13.289 BTC [-] -145698;1359660874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 283 @ 0.00065946 = 0.1866 BTC [-] -145697;1359660963;JohnGalt1337;you want to be the richest person in romania? -145696;1359660989;gesell;audios -145695;1359661045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00065946 = 2.7038 BTC [-] -145694;1359661271;mircea_popescu;sure. -145693;1359661287;mircea_popescu;jeez negative q4 gdp. they're fucked over there aren't they. -145692;1359661303;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder how's the indexes -145691;1359661452;JohnGalt1337;where negative? US? -145690;1359661511;mircea_popescu;ya' -145689;1359661553;DeadWeasel;can anybody point me to a guide on how to pay taxes on my BTCs? Do I need to? -145688;1359661584;DeadWeasel;US here -145687;1359661598;kakobreklaa;dunno -145686;1359661618;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel you should prolly ask an accountant. -145685;1359661620;JohnGalt1337;http://i.imgur.com/36xaw6e.jpg -145684;1359661620;kakobreklaa;otc trade here is untaxed luckaly -145683;1359661642;JohnGalt1337;that should answer your question -145682;1359661654;DeadWeasel;it does. -145681;1359661661;DeadWeasel;well, they can't prove I own shit. -145680;1359661666;DeadWeasel;so fuck'em -145679;1359661678;JohnGalt1337;somebody gifted it to you -145678;1359661713;jurov;your computed catched that bitcoin malware -145677;1359661756;DeadWeasel;you don't pay taxes when you buy whatever it is to play farmville, right? -145676;1359661768;DeadWeasel;or gold in WoW? -145675;1359661803;mircea_popescu;that;s about what i figure. -145674;1359661817;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/ -145673;1359661819;mircea_popescu;it's all in there. -145672;1359661819;DeadWeasel;how is it any different? -145671;1359661833;DeadWeasel;thx mp -145670;1359661835;JohnGalt1337;dunno about us tax code, but you have to tax any income but from games it is usally too small -145669;1359661875;JohnGalt1337;if it's under 20k you have it's meh, over that ask some tax advisor -145668;1359661883;DeadWeasel;and it's not income until you sell it, right? -145667;1359661933;JohnGalt1337;yes -145666;1359661955;JohnGalt1337;that's for sure, some countries may have fictive income -145665;1359661975;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 7 @ 0.0217 = 0.1519 BTC [-] -145664;1359661977;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 171 @ 0.0216 = 3.6936 BTC [-] -145663;1359661979;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0215 = 0.215 BTC [-] -145662;1359661980;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0213 BTC [-] -145661;1359661982;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.021 BTC [-] -145660;1359661983;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 150 @ 0.0202 = 3.03 BTC [-] -145659;1359661985;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 50 @ 0.0201 = 1.005 BTC [-] -145658;1359662197;JohnGalt1337;s.dice wants 1 confirm now? -145657;1359662718;mircea_popescu;does it ? -145656;1359662789;JohnGalt1337;can't get an instant 2-figure bet -145655;1359662805;dub;;;bc,stats -145654;1359662832;mircea_popescu;JohnGalt1337 possibly cause of your inputs ? -145653;1359662832;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -145652;1359662860;dub;;;bc,stats -145651;1359662879;dub;;;bc,diffchange -145650;1359662887;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -145649;1359662897;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -145648;1359662945;dub;decent uptick here http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-lin-2k.png -145647;1359663036;mircea_popescu;yah -145646;1359663052;mircea_popescu;definitely asics online. -145645;1359663057;mircea_popescu;33th thoroughput atm -145644;1359663263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006596 = 2.8501 BTC [+] -145643;1359663265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 879 @ 0.00065946 = 0.5797 BTC [-] -145642;1359663736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1241 @ 0.00668864 = 8.3006 BTC [-] -145641;1359663738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 59 @ 0.00665746 = 0.3928 BTC [-] -145640;1359663877;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 5 @ 0.20602845 = 1.0301 BTC [+] -145639;1359663895;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 5 @ 0.23256963 = 1.1628 BTC [+] -145638;1359664019;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 5 @ 0.29273405 = 1.4637 BTC [+] -145637;1359664148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11788 @ 0.00065946 = 7.7737 BTC [-] -145636;1359664149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6363 @ 0.00065883 = 4.1921 BTC [-] -145635;1359664621;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0074 = 0.0148 BTC [-] -145634;1359664700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3937 @ 0.00065883 = 2.5938 BTC [-] -145633;1359664702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13450 @ 0.00065725 = 8.84 BTC [-] -145632;1359664703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14184 @ 0.00065669 = 9.3145 BTC [-] -145631;1359664704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2829 @ 0.00065564 = 1.8548 BTC [-] -145630;1359664879;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1493791#msg1493791 -145629;1359664885;mircea_popescu;so the hash increase is not asicminer. -145628;1359665184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2394 @ 0.00066117 = 1.5828 BTC [+] -145627;1359665186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5142 @ 0.00066223 = 3.4052 BTC [+] -145626;1359665187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00066591 = 1.9311 BTC [+] -145625;1359665188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 554 @ 0.00067067 = 0.3716 BTC [+] -145624;1359665189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067103 = 2.8995 BTC [+] -145623;1359665190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4839 @ 0.00067104 = 3.2472 BTC [+] -145622;1359665197;kakobreklaa;so bfl will be last of them all -145621;1359665205;kakobreklaa;maybe they are having a drink with tom somewhere -145620;1359665256;mircea_popescu;lol -145619;1359665267;imsaguy;You know who else was always cocky with the clients? Pirate and that ended well. -145618;1359665271;mircea_popescu;i must confess, i am pretty blown away. -145617;1359665292;mircea_popescu;i had just about zero faith in any of them people producing working asic miners. -145616;1359665302;mircea_popescu;that two out of four would is like... wow. -145615;1359665349;mircea_popescu;course, it's still not cut and dried, the recent uptick in hashrate may well be people putting old gpus online cause of price increase -145614;1359665361;imsaguy;yes. -145613;1359665371;mircea_popescu;but if indeed they hash im wow'd. -145612;1359665378;imsaguy;price increase>difficulty increase -145611;1359665384;mircea_popescu;imsaguy yea. -145610;1359665387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00067103 = 2.0802 BTC [-] -145609;1359665397;mircea_popescu;i imagine with btc over 20 pretty much everyone turned on everything they could. -145608;1359665420;imsaguy;for a little while :) -145607;1359665491;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -145606;1359665492;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.19101, Best ask: 21.24999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05898, Last trade: 21.29900, 24 hour volume: 88825.09670330, 24 hour low: 19.51123, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.45318 -145605;1359665515;kakobreklaa;;;bc,convert eur -145604;1359665516;gribble;1 BTC = 21.29900 U.S. dollars = 15.7188192 Euros -145603;1359665534;jurov;just 0.04 from that bitbet bid... as if exactly calculated to keep the suspense -145602;1359665545;mircea_popescu;lol! -145601;1359665556;jurov;(disclosure: I have bet No) -145600;1359665593;Bugpowder;DeadWeasel, IANAL but a conservative position would be that any dividends or payments to you in bitcoin is considered income at the current exchange rate and should be reported. Any price gains in bitcoin holdings would be treated as capital gains upon sale of the coins -145599;1359665638;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the btc graph is copying your portofolio graph -145598;1359665656;kakobreklaa;infinitive loop then -145597;1359665659;kakobreklaa;were fucked -145596;1359665664;mircea_popescu;ya lol -145595;1359665679;Bugpowder;well -145594;1359665685;Bugpowder;my graph is accelerating -145593;1359665692;Bugpowder;as the calls go ITM -145592;1359665733;kakobreklaa;speed>9000 -145591;1359665733;imsaguy;Where's the short squeeze when you need it? -145590;1359665751;mircea_popescu;tghere's no shorts to squeeze -145589;1359665757;Bugpowder;27 -145588;1359665763;Bugpowder;29.9 is coming -145587;1359665768;Bugpowder;I hope -145586;1359665781;Bugpowder;the ask pyramid is pretty awesome -145585;1359665806;imsaguy;mircea_popescu, you know as well as I do, that things won't run away forever -145584;1359665816;imsaguy;at some point, there is always a ceiling -145583;1359665836;mircea_popescu;imsaguy sure. i don't even think it'll hit 30 tbh. -145582;1359665852;imsaguy;well, given your track record with asics, that means nothing. -145581;1359665857;imsaguy;jcpham, I'm pretty long ;) -145580;1359665868;jcpham;that's what the the ladies say about me too -145579;1359665869;mircea_popescu;indeed. -145578;1359665871;jcpham;think also -145577;1359665900;mircea_popescu;but even so, there's no shorts to squeeze. -145576;1359665910;jcpham;you can squueze my shorts -145575;1359665957;mircea_popescu;sounds scary jcpham -145574;1359665976;jcpham;i'll make a video for you -145573;1359665987;jcpham;showing my shorts be squoze -145572;1359665997;jcpham;freshly squoze -145571;1359666069;Bugpowder;uhooh -145570;1359666169;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/206/bitcoin-market-cap-above-1-billion-before-end/ -145569;1359666171;mircea_popescu;this is a good one -145568;1359666790;jurov;teology meets bitcoin: http://dailyanarchist.com/2013/01/30/is-bitcoin-sharia-compliant/ -145567;1359666807;mircea_popescu;ahahaha o this title promises -145566;1359666852;Bugpowder;it probably is. -145565;1359666873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6106 @ 0.00067089 = 4.0965 BTC [-] -145564;1359666892;mircea_popescu;the article fails to deliver. -145563;1359666962;DeadWeasel;Bugpowder: that's what I expect. Fortunately I've realized no gains as I've sold nothing. I only hold BTCs, not assets, I'm here trying to figure out if I want to. -145562;1359667003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00689774 = 4.8284 BTC [+] -145561;1359667005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00693297 = 7.6263 BTC [+] -145560;1359667006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00698411 = 2.0952 BTC [+] -145559;1359667017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15450 @ 0.00067089 = 10.3653 BTC [-] -145558;1359667094;Bugpowder;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Tax_compliance -145557;1359667566;mod6;;;asks 25 -145556;1359667568;gribble;There are currently 20903.827 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 479496.181721 USD in total. -145555;1359667595;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -145554;1359667596;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.10002, Best ask: 21.21999, Bid-ask spread: 0.11997, Last trade: 21.21999, 24 hour volume: 89530.44568844, 24 hour low: 19.51123, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.47918 -145553;1359667621;mod6;:D -145552;1359667770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5577 @ 0.00067089 = 3.7416 BTC [-] -145551;1359667957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00067104 = 10.938 BTC [+] -145550;1359668788;mod6;It looks like it might run up to $25 though. The word is out on coinz though. My buddies keep blowing up my phone "OMG MOD6 MAKE US POKER SITE NOW!!!111" -145549;1359668847;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0074 = 0.74 BTC [-] -145548;1359668867;mod6;I mean these guys are not IT people or anything, just poker guys who are dying to play online again. -145547;1359668870;mod6;lol -145546;1359668970;mod6;gonna just have to get some seed money maybe to hire d00dz to help me with dev. or clone myself 69 times. -145545;1359669020;mod6;anyway, we'll see. -145544;1359669070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6311 @ 0.00067104 = 4.2349 BTC [+] -145543;1359669072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21689 @ 0.00067228 = 14.5811 BTC [+] -145542;1359669085;mircea_popescu;poker site ?! -145541;1359669098;mircea_popescu;what's wrong with seals ? -145540;1359669110;mod6;ya! i told 'em about seals with clubs -145539;1359669113;kakobreklaa;micon. -145538;1359669133;mod6;haha. i dunno. i liked seals with clubs. -145537;1359669177;mod6;i played there a few times when coins were like $3 -145536;1359669189;mod6;just checkin it out... you know? -145535;1359669380;awkorama;mod6> so you are putting together an it team for poker site? -145534;1359669571;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 30 @ 0.0091 = 0.273 BTC [-] -145533;1359669813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1551 @ 0.00067089 = 1.0406 BTC [-] -145532;1359669815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3299 @ 0.00066114 = 2.1811 BTC [-] -145531;1359669859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1221 @ 0.00067224 = 0.8208 BTC [+] -145530;1359669861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6824 @ 0.00067228 = 4.5876 BTC [+] -145529;1359669932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.0068976 = 5.5181 BTC [-] -145528;1359669934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00724211 = 1.4484 BTC [+] -145527;1359669954;mircea_popescu;micon is marginally relevant. i mean, he's the site's stuffie. who cares whart he does ? -145526;1359669973;mircea_popescu;i'm just guessing it's a waste of effort to reimplement something that already exists and works. -145525;1359670016;mircea_popescu;hm, is bitcointalk down ? -145524;1359670024;Diablo-D3;oh dear lord -145523;1359670027;Diablo-D3;usagi is back again -145522;1359670079;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.69 = 1.38 BTC [-] -145521;1359670081;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.685 = 4.11 BTC [-] -145520;1359670108;rng29a;mircea_popescu: it's very slow today -145519;1359670132;mircea_popescu;they gotta feed the hamsters some tobacco -145518;1359670780;mod6;awkorama: well, I guess im gonna be meeting with some of these guys to see if they wanna put their money where their mouth is. -145517;1359670812;mod6;I'll let yall know what's up, I'm certainly gonna need dev help. -145516;1359670817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 672 @ 0.00683849 = 4.5955 BTC [-] -145515;1359670850;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.3299 = 0.9897 BTC [+] -145514;1359671061;mod6;Well, from what it sounds like, they want something similar to Pokerstars -145513;1359671104;mod6;These guys were told about btc and poker a while ago but they blew it off. Now they want to get their foot in the door. -145512;1359671154;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't mind listing a poker site if it were any good. -145511;1359671280;dub;hehe you're asking for it -145510;1359671309;mod6;i know huh? -145509;1359671353;mod6;well, these guys already have a firm foothold in legal gambling here in mn anyway. -145508;1359671364;mircea_popescu;that's always good. -145507;1359671395;mod6;so... im not sure. gotta talk to 'em and see what makes sense. I think they're starting to see that BTC is the way of the future. Imagine all of the old ladies and their iPad's playing slots at home... -145506;1359671399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00067228 = 9.9497 BTC [+] -145505;1359671414;mod6;ding ding ding ding ding -145504;1359671449;mod6;but yeah, I'll really need the help with some of this stuff if they're serious. I'll let you guys know more when I do :) -145503;1359671469;error4734;something big it's going on ;) -145502;1359671499;error4734;*for poker in BTC -145501;1359671577;dub;what we need is a big hack, gox would do -145500;1359671627;error4734;something big is going on for hacking in BTC ! -145499;1359671647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1281 @ 0.00668006 = 8.5572 BTC [-] -145498;1359671652;mod6;well, hacks come and go. they're there to remind us to secure our BTC properly, right? -145497;1359671667;error4734;yep 100% -145496;1359671687;error4734;it's good is just for small change -145495;1359671693;error4734;just a big warning -145494;1359671705;mircea_popescu;actually im curious what's the next big drama -145493;1359671716;mircea_popescu;the asic stuff kinda getting stale -145492;1359671721;mod6;I thought it was gonna be the asics too. -145491;1359671725;mircea_popescu;we need a strategic diversion before they blow up as scams -145490;1359671731;error4734;why always drama.. :) -145489;1359671732;dub;im guessing its evorhees getting gitmo'd -145488;1359671747;dub;him or that mircea_popescu guy -145487;1359671748;mod6;let us srsly hope not. -145486;1359671773;mircea_popescu;im not that drama worthy am i -145485;1359671773;error4734;huhuhuhu -145484;1359671780;error4734;they are the same personn -145483;1359671807;mircea_popescu;bah. why doesn't anyone think erik is mpoe-pr instead! -145482;1359671812;mircea_popescu;why does everyone think everyone's me -145481;1359671843;error4734;because it's a dog -145480;1359671901;error4734;http://mpex.co/faq.html -145479;1359671911;mircea_popescu;what's a dog -145478;1359671933;error4734;srsly, how much beer do you drink before writting this FAQ ? -145477;1359671954;error4734;or how many țuică -145476;1359672034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00066191 = 5.4939 BTC [-] -145475;1359672036;jurov;apparently im using blockchain.info too much.. they just shown me windows xp boot gif instead -145474;1359672052;mircea_popescu;error4734 you ever seen a better faq ? -145473;1359672157;error4734;No... -145472;1359672225;mircea_popescu;so then alcohol blood content .1337 -145471;1359672283;error4734;but tmrw if some1 want to put 2M$ on table, idk if he'll thinks like me -145470;1359672395;mircea_popescu;if he doesn't he's free to go get himself scammed and learn the hard way. -145469;1359672400;jurov;he can use coinbr, then :DDD -145468;1359672460;mircea_popescu;do you even have a faq ? -145467;1359672483;jurov;http://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/frequently-asked-questions/ -145466;1359672501;dub;do you even faq bro? -145465;1359672507;mod6;haha -145464;1359672576;mircea_popescu;whoa -145463;1359672578;mircea_popescu;a forum ? -145462;1359672596;jurov;yes. much better one then btctalk -145461;1359672614;jurov;but they came late i think -145460;1359672635;mircea_popescu;tbh at this point bitcointalk is irreplaceable. -145459;1359672649;mircea_popescu;i could do five simultaneous master's degrees on it -145458;1359672664;mircea_popescu;all related to "wisdom" of crowds -145457;1359672711;jurov;;;ticker -145456;1359672712;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.09991, Best ask: 21.16990, Bid-ask spread: 0.06999, Last trade: 21.09991, 24 hour volume: 88274.64269609, 24 hour low: 19.51123, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.53304 -145455;1359672718;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.65 = 1.95 BTC [-] -145454;1359672943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00066191 = 0.0662 BTC [-] -145453;1359672945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2811 @ 0.00067228 = 1.8898 BTC [+] -145452;1359672947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00067411 = 7.9882 BTC [+] -145451;1359672948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8509 @ 0.00067487 = 5.7425 BTC [+] -145450;1359672949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30 @ 0.00067507 = 0.0203 BTC [+] -145449;1359673134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1514 @ 0.00666937 = 10.0974 BTC [-] -145448;1359673168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 886 @ 0.00669921 = 5.9355 BTC [+] -145447;1359673190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1238 @ 0.00678949 = 8.4054 BTC [+] -145446;1359673576;jcpham;crowd-source wisdom -145445;1359673720;burnside; i can write funny summary of happenings between ukto and burnside :D -145444;1359673722;burnside;;) -145443;1359673746;burnside;we'll be best friends some day. -145442;1359673767;mircea_popescu;after you both fall in love for some girl. -145441;1359673793;Ukto;hopefully sooner -145440;1359673804;Ukto;mircea_popescu: married w/ kids. so prolly not -145439;1359673879;burnside;ditto here. haha -145438;1359673918;mircea_popescu;sounds like something that'd make a good luis de funes comedy by now. -145437;1359673959;burnside;thank you, it's a fun project -145436;1359673985;burnside;make it better -145435;1359673988;burnside;;) -145434;1359673996;awkorama;which one is it ? -145433;1359674004;burnside;btct.co/litecoinglobal.com -145432;1359674029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00067507 = 8.5059 BTC [+] -145431;1359674059;burnside;yeah, I love the bitfunder charts -145430;1359674087;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.16602013 BTC [-] -145429;1359674107;burnside;I used that same engine for charts on a previous project -145428;1359674131;mircea_popescu;soo, anyone wanna recommend a good movie ? -145427;1359674137;burnside;I was graphing the weighted price per Mh on several of the leading mining assets on GLBSE using it -145426;1359674164;burnside;got frustrated with a few things, went a different direction for btct -145425;1359674177;burnside;might end up going back, it'd be an easy swap -145424;1359674222;burnside;right now? just because there are higher priority (read: more fun) things to work on -145423;1359674236;burnside;lol -145422;1359674381;Ukto;stupid carriers using stupid equipment -145421;1359674397;burnside;cogent? -145420;1359674405;Ukto;trying to turn up another gige, and their brocade XMR is being stupid over port negotiation -145419;1359674444;burnside;we've had good luck with brocade, but don't use them for transit, only internal switching and load balancing -145418;1359674446;dub;floundry'd -145417;1359674452;Ukto;dub: yup -145416;1359674496;Ukto;one gige on one module/port is fine. they just shippd a newer model card out for our latest gige, and it wont turn up. apparently there is a firmware bug effecting the newer card. -145415;1359674514;burnside;ugh, nightmare. :( -145414;1359674515;Ukto;which means HE.net has to do a full firmware upgrade on that core router -145413;1359674526;Bowjob;ooh, dice is bak -145412;1359674527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2118 @ 0.00067507 = 1.4298 BTC [+] -145411;1359674528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15532 @ 0.00067536 = 10.4897 BTC [+] -145410;1359674530;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.16599164 BTC [-] -145409;1359674531;Ukto;I told them "that, or just overnight another older module" -145408;1359674559;burnside;prolly bunch of 'em on ebay -145407;1359674598;Ukto;spent the last week trying to get this port up, to be told its our side the entire time, yet the port works fine with L3/GBLX, nLayer, Equinix's switching fabric, and our own internal stuff. -145406;1359674615;Ukto;Configing cisco is not hard. speed neg, or noneg. -145405;1359674647;burnside;now ya know why he -145404;1359674651;burnside;is cheaper -145403;1359674686;mircea_popescu;Bowjob was it offline ? -145402;1359674692;Ukto;They have a rock solid network -145401;1359674702;Bowjob;No, I mean the profits. -145400;1359674705;Bowjob;that was quick -145399;1359674705;mircea_popescu;o o -145398;1359674709;Bowjob;that whale got slaughtered -145397;1359674710;burnside;I love their free ipv6 tunneling service -145396;1359674725;Ukto;Besides, being a firmware issue, I can understand their expectancy the issue being on my side -145395;1359674730;kakobreklaa;sd profits... as stable as usd/btc. -145394;1359674735;Ukto;same for brocade, simple commands to configure a port. -145393;1359674755;mircea_popescu;lol kakobreklaa -145392;1359674774;Diablo-D3;heh -145391;1359674774;burnside;yeah, not the behavior you'd expect for sure, definitely not something you'd think would require firmware updates -145390;1359674778;Diablo-D3;Ukto: lolrouters -145389;1359674787;Ukto;wtf. did gox just frop from 21.14 to 20.82? x.x -145388;1359674790;Ukto;drop* -145387;1359674796;Diablo-D3;at least we're over 20 -145386;1359674804;Ukto;for now. -145385;1359674808;Ukto;hopefully it will last -145384;1359674839;Ukto;burnside: besides, if its the carrier the cusomer chooses to pay for, I am happy making money on it. ;) -145383;1359674886;Ukto;EskimoBob: did you know you can drag-zoom on the graphs? ;) -145382;1359674907;Diablo-D3;Ukto: he.net sucks dongs sometimes, btw -145381;1359674932;Ukto;Diablo-D3: depends on where I think -145380;1359674956;Diablo-D3;Ukto: which DC are you in? -145379;1359674960;Ukto;my HE stuff in Armster and euro work just as good as in dallas -145378;1359674965;Ukto;Diablo-D3: Equinix, in all locations -145377;1359674971;Diablo-D3;oh man -145376;1359674972;Ukto;well, all my locaitons -145375;1359674976;Ukto;not in all of theirs lol -145374;1359674977;burnside;yeah, if the customer wants cheap bandwidth, no reason to not give it to 'em. better to keep 'em happy and take a cut. -145373;1359674978;Diablo-D3;equinix is fucking expensive -145372;1359674987;Ukto;yes, yes they are -145371;1359675000;kakobreklaa;>>Yeah. The BTC-sphere is like in the meatspace: you may be punished just for pennies, but if you scam really big time you become Too Big To Jail. Learn the lesson and don't trust anyone ever more, especially the big fat fishes with super-hero rep. -145370;1359675008;Ukto;i hate having to pay $200 to have them do a hard loopback in other countries jsut to test a fiber -145369;1359675008;kakobreklaa;fuck i need to scam one or two to lower my rating -145368;1359675018;kakobreklaa;cant get any biz with perfect grade anymore! -145367;1359675035;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: I dont trust anyone, to be honest -145366;1359675039;Diablo-D3;DMC 2.0 will have a new rule -145365;1359675044;Diablo-D3;no investing in other bitcoin companies -145364;1359675045;Diablo-D3;period -145363;1359675050;kakobreklaa;DMC2.0 rule: dont trust diablo -145362;1359675053;Diablo-D3;not even asicminer, the only successful bitcoin company ever -145361;1359675059;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: trusting me isnt the issue -145360;1359675061;Ukto;other companies non-bitcoin related can be just as bad -145359;1359675072;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: hell, Im paying out of my own pocket to deal with this shit, and Im permabroke -145358;1359675081;Ukto;the only think you can trust a bank to do, is win -145357;1359675081;Ukto;:P -145356;1359675083;Diablo-D3;Ukto: at least them you can sue -145355;1359675087;kakobreklaa;Diablo-D3 deal with what shit -145354;1359675094;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: nefario's bullshit -145353;1359675111;kakobreklaa;and how much did it cost you out of your pocket so far? -145352;1359675155;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob_afk: because I usually dont take programming jobs -145351;1359675155;kakobreklaa;its preety hard to go broke with a deflationary bitcoin -145350;1359675190;jcpham;hello -145349;1359675196;jcpham;how are you today EskimoBob_afk -145348;1359675202;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: I have about 240 btc in my wallet thus far -145347;1359675211;jurov;kakobreklaa i can re-rate you for the fsa stuff, no problem -145346;1359675216;jcpham;damn Diablo-D3 is ballin' -145345;1359675224;jcpham;nice EskimoBob_afk -145344;1359675229;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: which is better than the 0 that nefario left us. -145343;1359675233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00066923 = 2.1415 BTC [-] -145342;1359675246;Ukto;wow. -145341;1359675250;kakobreklaa;Diablo-D3 how much did it cost you from your own pocket? -145340;1359675270;Ukto;my 7yr old son just came to me takling about plant vs zombies. and says "I wanna be a game designer when I grow up. You know what game I wanna make? Plant vs zombies 2" -145339;1359675314;kakobreklaa;tell him -145338;1359675317;kakobreklaa;hes gonna get sued -145337;1359675321;mircea_popescu;when did asicminer become successful to begin with ? -145336;1359675327;Ukto;I simply told him its already in the works -145335;1359675328;Ukto;:P -145334;1359675334;Ukto;his response was "Poopies!" -145333;1359675335;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: I could sell the 240 btc and not have to worry about money for awhile. -145332;1359675352;kakobreklaa;Ukto i thought it would be : "how about 3?" -145331;1359675374;kakobreklaa;Diablo-D3 wtf is this suppose to mean -145330;1359675375;mircea_popescu;lol -145329;1359675377;Ukto;hehe -145328;1359675384;kakobreklaa;that you are paying out of your pocket not to be a fuckin scammer -145327;1359675388;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: it means the 240 btc are out of my own pocket and will be spent on DMC. -145326;1359675401;PotsiRewards;poopies -145325;1359675403;mircea_popescu;investors have no pockets -145324;1359675416;Ukto;PotsiRewards: whats up with the nick? -145323;1359675429;PotsiRewards;u no like rewards -145322;1359675431;PotsiRewards;? -145321;1359675438;mircea_popescu;what;s a potsi -145320;1359675446;Ukto;its the cousin of a ponzi -145319;1359675447;mircea_popescu;like patsy ? -145318;1359675450;Ukto;same thing, just diff clothes :P -145317;1359675453;jurov;lmao i already got several times my initial btc investment back... -145316;1359675454;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: and remember, I also burned the shares I had in DMC as well -145315;1359675472;mircea_popescu;you had shares ? -145314;1359675475;Ukto;burnside: do you think the avalons will start to make a dent in the mining assets value? -145313;1359675489;PotsieRewards;my new company -145312;1359675494;PotsieRewards;very trust #1 -145311;1359675506;Ukto;good enough for me, whre do I invest? -145310;1359675507;Ukto;;) -145309;1359675510;mircea_popescu;do you make asics PotsieRewards ? -145308;1359675511;PotsieRewards;exactly -145307;1359675517;burnside;Ukto, I'm it will. I'm not sure how much, but the assets that don't have asic plans are going to get kind of ugly -145306;1359675529;PotsieRewards;throw your money at the screen and watch it fall back in your lap -145305;1359675540;Ukto;PotsieRewards: 1 sec -145304;1359675546;PotsieRewards;no refunds -145303;1359675548;PotsieRewards;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA50pZQRgYU -145302;1359675554;Ukto;WOOH, I just made $500! -145301;1359675561;Bowjob;how -145300;1359675563;mircea_popescu;i dont have any money. can i throw pate ? -145299;1359675567;pigeons;I am Mr. Messan Johnson Esq from Lome Togo. My new company very trust #1 -145298;1359675577;dub;mircea_popescu: is it in a tube? :) -145297;1359675582;Ukto;Bowjob: was a jooke about throwing money at the screen -145296;1359675585;mircea_popescu;it's in a tin -145295;1359675594;mircea_popescu;says FRAENC -145294;1359675635;PotsieRewards;very trust #1 top rewards -145293;1359675639;PotsieRewards;send money now. -145292;1359675679;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135936054067.jpg ? -145291;1359675687;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: I mean, you can say what you want, but at least Im trying to fix it the best I can -145290;1359675703;dub;;;google FRAENC pate -145289;1359675704;gribble;Foie gras - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Pâté - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Travel friendly Pate and Cheese - France - Chowhound: -145288;1359675705;kakobreklaa;hey im just trying to grasp whats happening -145287;1359675714;PotsieRewards;mircea_popescu u find pictures of my PR -145286;1359675723;mircea_popescu;which one of them ? -145285;1359675729;PotsieRewards;top trust rewards for early adopters -145284;1359675738;PotsieRewards;legitimate -145283;1359675738;dub;my google bubble returns a bunch of crypto related links -145282;1359675743;mircea_popescu;they don't look young enough t obe adopted PotsieRewards -145281;1359675748;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: the short of it is nefario in league with people issuing fake mining bonds to steal money from investors -145280;1359675748;dub;nothing pate related at all -145279;1359675768;mircea_popescu;dub was just dicking around with fake dyslexia. -145278;1359675781;kakobreklaa;Diablo-D3 how does taht affect you? -145277;1359675787;kakobreklaa;it shoudlnt -145276;1359675794;mircea_popescu;the nefario league! -145275;1359675799;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: DMC was renting mining power from these people -145274;1359675799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3445 @ 0.00067536 = 2.3266 BTC [+] -145273;1359675800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14150 @ 0.00067596 = 9.5648 BTC [+] -145272;1359675801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20058 @ 0.00067626 = 13.5644 BTC [+] -145271;1359675802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6056 @ 0.0006769 = 4.0993 BTC [+] -145270;1359675804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2991 @ 0.00067691 = 2.0246 BTC [+] -145269;1359675811;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: until we could afford to build the DC and install our own mining hardware -145268;1359675849;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: when glbse collapsed, two of these investments seem to have just walked away -145267;1359675854;dub;and windmills -145266;1359675883;Ukto;Fusion energy is the way to go -145265;1359675885;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: the third is asicminer which has not yet paid dividends yet (they should begin mining first week of feb) -145264;1359675892;Diablo-D3;Ukto: solar and wind IS fusion energy. -145263;1359675901;Ukto;:P -145262;1359675908;Diablo-D3;Ukto: why build fusion reactors when we're in orbit around a gigantic fusion reactor -145261;1359675915;error4733;+1 -145260;1359675936;Ukto;hehe -145259;1359675951;pigeons;what are the 2 that walked away -145258;1359675958;Ukto;I was working on a way to collect head from my DC and transform it into energy -145257;1359675963;kakobreklaa;solar is bullshit -145256;1359675982;error4733;why ? -145255;1359675990;Diablo-D3;pigeons: btc-mining and btcmc -145254;1359676000;error4733;massive lobbing try to keep this idea true -145253;1359676002;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: and its not, its just that most people, such as yourself, simply does not understand solar -145252;1359676009;burnside;DC pumps out a ton of heat. I wish I could just pump it to local houses or something, sell it somehow. -145251;1359676021;Diablo-D3;burnside: a DC doesnt NEED to pump out a lot of heat -145250;1359676023;kakobreklaa;Diablo-D3 i installed about 1 megawatt of solar power plants -145249;1359676029;kakobreklaa;Diablo-D3 how much did you -145248;1359676035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00665746 = 10.3191 BTC [-] -145247;1359676036;pigeons;Diablo-D3: is this the same btc-mining that is now on btct.co? -145246;1359676037;Diablo-D3;kakobreklaa: only 1? -145245;1359676041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00673464 = 12.1224 BTC [+] -145244;1359676043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 152 @ 0.00678949 = 1.032 BTC [+] -145243;1359676051;Diablo-D3;pigeons: yes, the same one namworld manages -145242;1359676061;kakobreklaa;Diablo-D3 yes, is that 1 more than you? -145241;1359676066;burnside;Diablo-D3, it does when a bunch of the boxes are mining coins. ;) -145240;1359676090;burnside;We're actually pretty green. We cool with outside air 80% of the year -145239;1359676092;pigeons;what does namworld say about that? is he paying dividends over on btct? -145238;1359676093;Diablo-D3;burnside: DMC's DC was specializing in high density compute, bitcoin doesnt quite fit that definition -145237;1359676109;Diablo-D3;pigeons: amazingrando basically fucked him and everyone else -145236;1359676128;Ukto;burnside: I ran dual redundant 400kva liebert ups at my last facility, had redundant megawatt feeds comming in. our usage peaked at about .7mw -145235;1359676136;Ukto;so we generated a lot of heat. ;) -145234;1359676144;Bowjob;20k profit for dice -145233;1359676152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.00067421 = 2.1912 BTC [-] -145232;1359676152;Diablo-D3;pigeons: theres no dividends to pay because amazingrando isnt paying them out -145231;1359676153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6199 @ 0.00067691 = 4.1962 BTC [+] -145230;1359676155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3251 @ 0.00067709 = 2.2012 BTC [+] -145229;1359676173;Diablo-D3;burnside, Ukto: dmc was going to be doing rack densities of 25-30kw per rack. -145228;1359676176;burnside;haha, that is a ton of heat. -145227;1359676177;pigeons;thanks -145226;1359676191;Ukto;I designed a custom "green" handler for the heat. setup the heat flow to vent the heat out of the building, and in winter, sucked in cold air from the other side -145225;1359676209;Diablo-D3;Ukto: thats called an air economizer, btw -145224;1359676214;Ukto;let me tell you, it cut down my chilled water bill like mad ;) -145223;1359676234;Ukto;building was a little annoyed tho -145222;1359676235;burnside;We had to do a custom gig too, the economizer unit for our air handler was going to be 10x what we could build ourselves. -145221;1359676252;burnside;10x $$ that is -145220;1359676255;Ukto;cause while I pushed my hot air out, and had my air handlers for the chilled water, I was sucking cold air in from the building. :P -145219;1359676262;Ukto;their engineer gave us permission. LOL -145218;1359676274;Diablo-D3;Ukto: DMC was going to use a combination of air economizers and in row water chilling using hot aisle containment -145217;1359676290;PotsieRewards;top number one trust -145216;1359676292;Ukto;Diablo-D3: honestly its overkill -145215;1359676296;burnside;haha, that's awesome. feeding on the building hvac? -145214;1359676301;Diablo-D3;and then use on-site vertical geothermal pumps to pull up extra cold water -145213;1359676323;burnside;^^ I'd love to do -145212;1359676339;Ukto;I was using the badass APC cabinets -145211;1359676346;Diablo-D3;APC does make decent cabs -145210;1359676354;Ukto;and was talking with them about doing door based chilled cooling units -145209;1359676358;Ukto;but the cost -145208;1359676362;Diablo-D3;Ukto: btw, what I said isnt overkill when you're doing 25-30kw per rack -145207;1359676363;Ukto;risk exposure -145206;1359676363;Ukto;etc -145205;1359676366;Ukto;wasnt worth it -145204;1359676375;Diablo-D3;the industry average is 2-4kw per rack, never filled to max -145203;1359676382;Ukto;what are you putting in the cabinets -145202;1359676384;Ukto;load testers? -145201;1359676386;Ukto;:P -145200;1359676391;Diablo-D3;whatever the customer wants -145199;1359676403;Diablo-D3;but most likely tightly packed blades and thumpers -145198;1359676406;Ukto;and your charging them $10~15k ? -145197;1359676430;Diablo-D3;Ukto: probably $20k-$25k with all the power you need -145196;1359676492;Ukto;lemme tell you, i had to push hard to get a good deal out of equix for it -145195;1359676500;Diablo-D3;Ukto: Im being lazy, whats that in watts -145194;1359676541;Ukto;-_- -145193;1359676555;Diablo-D3;its not 6000. -145192;1359676555;awkorama;lol -145191;1359676563;Ukto;no -145190;1359676607;Ukto;4.8kW -145189;1359676611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00706606 = 1.4132 BTC [+] -145188;1359676627;Diablo-D3;you're only using that in the whole rack? wtf -145187;1359676663;Diablo-D3;Ukto: btw, since the DC is in maine and we get ice cold weather 3 months of the year, and pretty chilly weather 6 months of the year -145186;1359676677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13599 @ 0.00067709 = 9.2077 BTC [+] -145185;1359676678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3701 @ 0.00067745 = 2.5072 BTC [+] -145184;1359676680;Diablo-D3;it could be up to 3 months of AC not running -145183;1359676685;Ukto;hehe -145182;1359676695;Diablo-D3;just air economization and thats it -145181;1359676745;Diablo-D3;Ukto: okay so, 4.8kw _the whole rack_ and its all blades top to bottom? -145180;1359676783;Ukto;The cab has 4 30amp 240v circuits -145179;1356998404;Ukto;2 A + 2 B -145178;1356998416;burnside;I wish we'd built out like that -145177;1356998428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6191 @ 0.00067745 = 4.1941 BTC [+] -145176;1356998435;Ukto;ppl who dont use 240v loose money -145175;1356998441;burnside;10 yrs ago we thought 4x20A 120v per rack was insane -145174;1356998444;Ukto;so much more efficient -145173;1356998468;burnside;we're having to redo a lot of it now -145172;1356998475;Ukto;yup -145171;1356998494;Ukto;my site used to allow up to 4x 30amp 240v primary -145170;1356998504;Ukto;24" raised floor -145169;1356998524;Ukto;an 50ton leibert air handlers for chilled water lining the walls -145168;1356998525;dub;heh, relevant http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21729024.500-keep-rainforests--they-drive-the-planets-winds.html -145167;1356998525;burnside;is your airflow in the floor? -145166;1356998537;Ukto;always -145165;1356998538;dub;wind != fusion -145164;1356998550;Ukto;save money by controling air needs -145163;1356998558;Ukto;if only half your facility is in use -145162;1356998575;Ukto;you use dampers to control airflow, and only put perpherated tiles where you need them -145161;1356998583;Ukto;if your pressure drops, you need to turn another unit on. -145160;1356998599;burnside;we did some math and didn't think the perforated tiles had enough surface area to cool the higher heat racks -145159;1356998608;Ukto;depends on design and use -145158;1356998630;Ukto;as I said, I was talking to APC abotu chilled cab doors -145157;1356998642;Ukto;and decided to do bottom tile-fed vented distributed doors -145156;1356998644;Ukto;that I had custom made -145155;1356998673;Ukto;so air was fed via the bottom cold side of the cabinet -145154;1356998686;Ukto;into a thin airshaft that ran up the door with air vents -145153;1356998688;Diablo-D3;[05:02:11] an 50ton leibert air handlers for chilled water lining the walls -145152;1356998695;burnside;sounds pretty good -145151;1356998696;Diablo-D3;yeah all that shit I hate -145150;1356998699;Diablo-D3;its so goddamned fucking inefficient -145149;1356998706;Ukto;Diablo-D3: I agree -145148;1356998709;Diablo-D3;use hot aisle containment with in row chillers -145147;1356998711;burnside;what's the temperature differential between the bottom of the rack and the top? -145146;1356998713;Ukto;hence why I changed things -145145;1356998715;Diablo-D3;hot air goes right into the cooling units -145144;1356998729;Diablo-D3;burnside: a lot if you're doing shit wrong -145143;1356998729;Ukto;burnside: front side was a reverse design with intake fans -145142;1356998755;Ukto;so most heat was quickly removed and replaced with cold -145141;1356998767;burnside;I mean on the cold side, with it coming from the bottom up, did you see a wide swing in the intake temp on the servers at the top of the rack? -145140;1356998773;Ukto;even the heavy loaded cabs maintained a high of 80degrees -145139;1356998790;burnside;nice, seems pretty good -145138;1356998796;Ukto;it wasnt that bad, about 4 degrees -145137;1356998809;Ukto;there were fans in the intake door at 2points -145136;1356998816;Ukto;so air would amke it all the way up -145135;1356998818;Ukto;ofc -145134;1356998821;Diablo-D3;Ukto: btw, the cab mounted chillers I dont like -145133;1356998822;Ukto;this was optional to the customer -145132;1356998828;Ukto;they could choose to use the flow doors for free -145131;1356998830;Diablo-D3;they're too expensive and they're not redundant enough -145130;1356998831;Ukto;(which they always did) -145129;1356998837;Ukto;but the had to plug the fans into their own power -145128;1356998838;Ukto;;) -145127;1356998869;Ukto;never a had a customer who didnt want/use em lol -145126;1356998870;Diablo-D3;if you're using in row cooling, if one of that row's chillers dies, the other take up the slack -145125;1356998894;Ukto;Diablo-D3: umm, the system was fully redundant -145124;1356998902;Ukto;since I was basically n+3 units -145123;1356998909;Ukto;and you maintain pressure for the whole floor -145122;1356998909;Diablo-D3;Ukto: I dunno, all the chillers Ive seen that replace the backdoors are still just one chiller unit -145121;1356998916;Ukto;yeah -145120;1356998920;Ukto;this wasnt a chllder door -145119;1356998926;Diablo-D3;oh -145118;1356998929;Ukto;i had custom doors machined -145117;1356998939;burnside;I think Diablo was referring to the APC units you decided not to use -145116;1356998954;Ukto;ah yeah, it was somethign they were talking about back in.. 2008? -145115;1356998955;Diablo-D3;burnside: I said in row, not In-Row(tm) -145114;1356998963;burnside;heh -145113;1356998974;Diablo-D3;yes, APC calls their in row shit In-Row(tm) its annoying -145112;1356998974;Ukto;not sure if they made them public, but were offered at enterprise levels -145111;1356998991;Diablo-D3;they do make shit that glues to their APC cabs though -145110;1356998997;Ukto;0,o -145109;1356999001;Diablo-D3;back door and front door replacements that force feeds the rack -145108;1356999032;Diablo-D3;but it still takes up room in the goddamned row, its not a backdoor chiller assembly -145107;1356999050;Diablo-D3;its like a single rack hot aisle containment -145106;1356999052;Diablo-D3;its retarded -145105;1356999055;Diablo-D3;its on APC's site somewhere -145104;1356999056;burnside;I get the feeling that those get used a lot more at small business setups where they end up with a rack of gear in a 4'x4' closet. -145103;1356999060;Ukto;yeah -145102;1356999063;Ukto;its stupid -145101;1356999067;Ukto;it contains the hot air -145100;1356999074;Ukto;and when I asked about it -145099;1356999086;Ukto;they said your supporsed to contain, and colelct the hot air -145098;1356999091;Ukto;on a per hot isle basis -145097;1356999109;Diablo-D3;hot air containment works wonders, but that is NOT how its done -145096;1356999117;Ukto;yeah -145095;1356999141;Diablo-D3;we were going to have raised floors too, but only for the water -145094;1356999167;Diablo-D3;outside air vent shit and electricity and net was going to be overhead -145093;1356999185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 257 @ 0.00706606 = 1.816 BTC [+] -145092;1356999226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17953 @ 0.00067098 = 12.0461 BTC [-] -145091;1356999327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5197 @ 0.00067098 = 3.4871 BTC [-] -145090;1356999329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11151 @ 0.00066923 = 7.4626 BTC [-] -145089;1356999330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9702 @ 0.00066627 = 6.4642 BTC [-] -145088;1356999402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 343 @ 0.00706606 = 2.4237 BTC [+] -145087;1356999440;Bowjob;would you guys say that s.dice is still a good investment @ 0.007xx -145086;1356999747;jcpham;i wouldn't know Bowjob i do not gamble -145085;1356999755;jcpham;god punishes wicked sinner gamblers -145084;1356999957;kakobreklaa;by giving the monies to the shareholders -145083;1356999974;error4733;just +750K$ in 2 month... -145082;1357000161;mircea_popescu;enough for tobacco. -145081;1357000299;assbot;No darn tobacco, thats for sure. -145080;1357000355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 540 @ 0.00724211 = 3.9107 BTC [+] -145079;1357001116;Bugpowder;Is this thing on? -145078;1357001223;mircea_popescu;nope -145077;1357001277;Bugpowder;On my phone -145076;1357001371;mod6;connectbot ftw! -145075;1357002264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9550 @ 0.00067317 = 6.4288 BTC [+] -145074;1357002598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00067317 = 10.9727 BTC [+] -145073;1357002600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 850 @ 0.00067066 = 0.5701 BTC [-] -145072;1357002601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1104 @ 0.00067044 = 0.7402 BTC [-] -145071;1357002884;fancypants;!help -145070;1357002885;assbot;List of commands: -145069;1357002886;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -145068;1357002905;fancypants;!ticker MPEX S.DICE -145067;1357002907;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00534524 / 0.00699327 / 0.00739499 (89508 shares, 625.95 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00715946 / 0.0075 (624824 shares, 4,473.41 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00475863 / 0.0075 (6578516 shares, 31,304.74 BTC) -145066;1357003199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 373 @ 0.00066987 = 0.2499 BTC [-] -145065;1357003296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 17 @ 0.01499991 = 0.255 BTC [+] -145064;1357003389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 748 @ 0.00066627 = 0.4984 BTC [-] -145063;1357003390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.00066426 = 1.3617 BTC [-] -145062;1357003392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1134 @ 0.00066322 = 0.7521 BTC [-] -145061;1357003399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 35 @ 0.00724211 = 0.2535 BTC [+] -145060;1357003485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 157 @ 0.001599 = 0.251 BTC [-] -145059;1357003679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00066322 = 1.4591 BTC [-] -145058;1357004324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00066987 = 2.6795 BTC [+] -145057;1357004537;Namworld;How many shares did ASICMINER sell? -145056;1357005039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9539 @ 0.00066322 = 6.3265 BTC [-] -145055;1357005040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4823 @ 0.00066987 = 3.2308 BTC [+] -145054;1357005040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00067317 = 4.1063 BTC [+] -145053;1357005040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1994 @ 0.00067706 = 1.3501 BTC [+] -145052;1357005554;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -145051;1357005556;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00534524 / 0.00698411 / 0.00739499 (87243 shares, 609.31 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00716125 / 0.0075 (623659 shares, 4,466.18 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00476381 / 0.0075 (6548683 shares, 31,196.73 BTC) -145050;1357006317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5160 @ 0.00067204 = 3.4677 BTC [-] -145049;1357006566;thestringpuller;wtf is this shit -145048;1357006579;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is manipulating da market -145047;1357006603;thestringpuller;;;bids 19 -145046;1357006605;gribble;There are currently 21301.298 bitcoins demanded at or over 19.0 USD, worth 421722.684703 USD in total. -145045;1357006622;thestringpuller;;;asks 21 -145044;1357006624;gribble;There are currently 2446.5034 bitcoins offered at or under 21.0 USD, worth 51124.3598663 USD in total. -145043;1357006636;thestringpuller;;;asks 20 -145042;1357006639;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 20.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -145041;1357006648;thestringpuller;;;bids 20 -145040;1357006650;gribble;There are currently 10170.349 bitcoins demanded at or over 20.0 USD, worth 205310.829868 USD in total. -145039;1357007062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 674 @ 0.00724211 = 4.8812 BTC [+] -145038;1357007064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 926 @ 0.00727013 = 6.7321 BTC [+] -145037;1357007233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00067678 = 2.7748 BTC [+] -145036;1357007235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7035 @ 0.00067204 = 4.7278 BTC [-] -145035;1357007442;smickles;;;ticker -145034;1357007444;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.55104, Best ask: 20.69999, Bid-ask spread: 0.14895, Last trade: 20.70000, 24 hour volume: 99996.90950064, 24 hour low: 19.51123, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.58455 -145033;1357007447;error4733;Bitcoin is to fiat what kryptonite is to superman. -145032;1357007450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 205 @ 0.00067204 = 0.1378 BTC [-] -145031;1357007451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3977 @ 0.00066322 = 2.6376 BTC [-] -145030;1357007464;thestringpuller;smickles you got a moment? -145029;1357007478;smickles;thestringpuller: sure -145028;1357007505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1757 @ 0.00066159 = 1.1624 BTC [-] -145027;1357007550;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -145026;1357007715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23382 @ 0.00067686 = 15.8263 BTC [+] -145025;1357007717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13556 @ 0.00067706 = 9.1782 BTC [+] -145024;1357007718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6258 @ 0.00067745 = 4.2395 BTC [+] -145023;1357007720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.000678 = 6.78 BTC [+] -145022;1357007721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7504 @ 0.00067812 = 5.0886 BTC [+] -145021;1357008018;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.13 = 0.26 BTC [-] -145020;1357008080;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1102 BTC [-] -145019;1357008082;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1101 BTC [-] -145018;1357008084;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 10 @ 0.11 = 1.1 BTC [-] -145017;1357008239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7723 @ 0.00067604 = 5.2211 BTC [-] -145016;1357008289;smickles;/q thestringpuller -145015;1357008291;smickles;lol -145014;1357008347;Namworld;Buy more BTC-BOND -145013;1357008356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6818 @ 0.00067604 = 4.6092 BTC [-] -145012;1357008358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11632 @ 0.00066147 = 7.6942 BTC [-] -145011;1357008753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00066438 = 5.614 BTC [+] -145010;1357008817;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [-] -145009;1357008819;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.2802 = 1.1208 BTC [-] -145008;1357008820;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.28 = 2.24 BTC [-] -145007;1357008821;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.2639 BTC [-] -145006;1357008823;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [-] -145005;1357008824;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 12 @ 0.2402 = 2.8824 BTC [-] -145004;1357008826;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 25 @ 0.2401 = 6.0025 BTC [-] -145003;1357008941;mircea_popescu; How many shares did ASICMINER sell? 20k of 40k total issued -145002;1357008969;Namworld;They only issued 40k? -145001;1357008974;mircea_popescu;is what they said. -145000;1357008979;mircea_popescu;o no my bad, 400k -144999;1357008981;mircea_popescu;40k btc worth -144998;1357008988;mircea_popescu;200k / 400k shares at .1 each -144997;1357008989;Namworld;ah, 200k -144996;1357008995;Namworld;shares -144995;1357008998;mircea_popescu;yes. -144994;1357009147;thestringpuller;Namworld: hey -144993;1357009155;thestringpuller;i need your email -144992;1357009194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13250 @ 0.00066438 = 8.803 BTC [+] -144991;1357009196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00066228 = 1.755 BTC [-] -144990;1357009271;Bugpowder;Bye bye cognitive -144989;1357009323;Namworld;If only GLBSE hadn't been closed -144988;1357009334;Namworld;I'd have like ~1200 ASICMINER -144987;1357009361;error4733;net lost ? -144986;1357009407;Namworld;I lended them for shorting, and the shorting contract specified if shares weren't trading at the time of expiry, I'd be paid a 1 BTC compensation instead of getting shares. -144985;1357009413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13050 @ 0.00066228 = 8.6428 BTC [-] -144984;1357009415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2768 @ 0.00066147 = 1.8309 BTC [-] -144983;1357009416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5982 @ 0.00066127 = 3.9557 BTC [-] -144982;1357009479;Namworld;and yeah, so ASICMINER never started being traded again after GLBSE closed, they were not reissued -144981;1357009502;mircea_popescu;Network total 28.727 Thash/s. -144980;1357009503;Namworld;So shares could not be bought back for me -144979;1357009505;mircea_popescu;no asics yet -144978;1357009547;smickles;not even one? ;P -144977;1357009555;smickles;;;bc,nethash -144976;1357009567;smickles;hmm -144975;1357009570;smickles;;;nethash -144974;1357009571;gribble;25728.937914035028 -144973;1357009571;gribble;25728.937914 -144972;1357009581;smickles;oh, both -144971;1357009601;smickles;;;bc,price -144970;1357009603;gribble;Next Price Estimate: 22.823889 | Next Price In About 3 days, 1 hour, 40 minutes, and 4 seconds -144969;1357009682;mircea_popescu;smickles maybe one -144968;1357009687;mircea_popescu;certainly not 20 -144967;1357009712;smickles;you nethash is bigger than mine :o -144966;1357009738;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.705 = 2.115 BTC [+] -144965;1357009744;Ukto;well -144964;1357009750;Ukto;no one wants to sell their asicmining shares -144963;1357009757;Ukto;I have asked around -144962;1357009757;smickles;!ticker m s.dice -144961;1357009758;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00534524 / 0.00698261 / 0.00739499 (87093 shares, 608.14 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.0071615 / 0.0075 (625259 shares, 4,477.80 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00476452 / 0.0075 (6549766 shares, 31,206.53 BTC) -144960;1357009759;thestringpuller;garzik has an asic -144959;1357009770;thestringpuller;i dont think he was lyig -144958;1357009777;thestringpuller;liying -144957;1357009780;Ukto;no, bitcoind foundation has one too -144956;1357009795;Ukto;charles / yankee of bitinstnat was there and saw/played with it in person -144955;1357009797;smickles;wth does the bf have one? -144954;1357009802;mircea_popescu;Ukto pity they STILL haven't gotten with the program and listed -144953;1357009813;mircea_popescu;i think i'd short them all over again -144952;1357009814;Ukto;https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=112 -144951;1357009829;smickles;why? -144950;1357009836;Ukto;bf? -144949;1357009837;Ukto;wha? -144948;1357009839;Ukto;oh -144947;1357009842;Ukto;foundation -144946;1357009843;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: who listed? -144945;1357009849;Ukto;but yeah there it is :) -144944;1357009861;Ukto;they have a special one with an xtra asic module -144943;1357009882;Ukto;Anyone wanna sell ASICMINING shares? pm me :) -144942;1357009888;Ukto;as doubtful as it is -144941;1357009904;smickles;I think owning one of those is outside of their misson statement -144940;1357009962;smickles;or, at least, their 3 primary objectives -144939;1357009971;mircea_popescu;owning what ?! -144938;1357010051;Namworld;I technically should have 827 shares left of ASICMINER -144937;1357010056;Namworld;So I have a little -144936;1357010060;smickles;I took: < Ukto> no, bitcoind foundation has one too " to mean that they owned one -144935;1357010101;Ukto;have one in their posestion, not sure if they paid for it -144934;1357010138;smickles;all i see is a long list with polimeda at the top, and no understanding to be had -144933;1357010173;Ukto;long list of what? -144932;1357010175;Ukto;0,o -144931;1357010185;smickles;heh, on mircea_popescu's blog -144930;1357010208;smickles;it looks like he's bragging about something -144929;1357010215;smickles;what... i dunno -144928;1357010260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00066488 = 3.5904 BTC [+] -144927;1357010261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00066979 = 3.215 BTC [+] -144926;1357010306;mircea_popescu;smickles link ? -144925;1357010343;Ukto;lol -144924;1357010504;mircea_popescu;or wtf are we talking about -144923;1357010857;smickles;mircea_popescu: it was at http://trilema.com/ , but no more -144922;1357010889;mircea_popescu;lol ok. -144921;1357010896;mircea_popescu;the root picks a random article -144920;1357010901;mircea_popescu;you need it's url by clicking on the title -144919;1357011131;Ukto;0,o -144918;1357011462;mircea_popescu;ok that picostocks idiot is taking the cake already. -144917;1357011470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066276 = 2.8638 BTC [-] -144916;1357011472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9650 @ 0.00066268 = 6.3949 BTC [-] -144915;1357011473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 979 @ 0.00066127 = 0.6474 BTC [-] -144914;1357011618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4239 @ 0.00066127 = 2.8031 BTC [-] -144913;1357011619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 661 @ 0.00066115 = 0.437 BTC [-] -144912;1357011661;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1175 BTC [-] -144911;1357011663;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1174 BTC [-] -144910;1357011694;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.8304 BTC [+] -144909;1357011718;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.705 = 2.115 BTC [+] -144908;1357011816;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 85 @ 0.1172 = 9.962 BTC [-] -144907;1357011818;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 3 @ 0.1171 = 0.3513 BTC [-] -144906;1357011880;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 1 @ 0.5198 BTC [-] -144905;1357011908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066133 = 2.8576 BTC [+] -144904;1357011910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19100 @ 0.00066131 = 12.631 BTC [-] -144903;1357011911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2343 @ 0.00066114 = 1.5491 BTC [-] -144902;1357012067;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -144901;1357012143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066961 = 2.8934 BTC [+] -144900;1357012145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14088 @ 0.00066979 = 9.436 BTC [+] -144899;1357012181;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -144898;1357012206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3660 @ 0.00066132 = 2.4204 BTC [-] -144897;1357012208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12390 @ 0.00066114 = 8.1915 BTC [-] -144896;1357012208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00066024 = 3.6643 BTC [-] -144895;1357012335;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3399 BTC [-] -144894;1357012480;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [+] -144893;1357012557;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.707 = 2.828 BTC [+] -144892;1357012665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1763 @ 0.00066979 = 1.1808 BTC [+] -144891;1357012667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067811 = 2.9301 BTC [+] -144890;1357012668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2116 @ 0.00067812 = 1.4349 BTC [+] -144889;1357012695;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.0321 BTC [-] -144888;1357012743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2180 @ 0.00067812 = 1.4783 BTC [+] -144887;1357012744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067821 = 2.9305 BTC [+] -144886;1357012746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11832 @ 0.00067822 = 8.0247 BTC [+] -144885;1357012747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2367 @ 0.00067863 = 1.6063 BTC [+] -144884;1357012807;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0239 BTC [+] -144883;1357012946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 124 @ 0.00727013 = 0.9015 BTC [+] -144882;1357013107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00066033 = 0.4622 BTC [-] -144881;1357013213;Ukto;hey erik :) -144880;1357013251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8490 @ 0.00067863 = 5.7616 BTC [+] -144879;1357013850;evoorhees;hi ukto -144878;1357013860;evoorhees;how are things? -144877;1357013878;Ukto;doing good -144876;1357013887;Ukto;working on one of the various evil schemes. ;) -144875;1357013938;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.707 = 1.414 BTC [+] -144874;1357013976;Ukto;If its not evil, it just cant be good. ;) -144873;1357013998;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.708 = 2.124 BTC [+] -144872;1357014117;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.71 = 7.1 BTC [+] -144871;1357014159;evoorhees;evil scheme huh? -144870;1357014177;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 27 @ 0.725 = 19.575 BTC [+] -144869;1357014246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13543 @ 0.00067863 = 9.1907 BTC [+] -144868;1357014248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9957 @ 0.00067913 = 6.7621 BTC [+] -144867;1357014303;Ukto;everything is evil -144866;1357014306;Ukto;to some extent. ;) -144865;1357014331;Ukto;I prefer playing sith when playing star wars. ;) -144864;1357014335;Ukto;its just more.. fun -144863;1357014392;evoorhees;lol -144862;1357014408;evoorhees;I could never play evil in the video games, I always felt guilty -144861;1357014574;Bowjob;btctalk seems down -144860;1357014646;Namworld;I'm having fun with google spreadsheets and JSON -144859;1357014648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000669 = 2.8907 BTC [-] -144858;1357014650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19429 @ 0.00066879 = 12.9939 BTC [-] -144857;1357014657;Namworld;fetching all sorts of data automatically -144856;1357014679;Namworld;BTCT.co, MtGox, Blockchain -144855;1357014698;Namworld;I'll have an auto-updating summary of my holdings and their value -144854;1357014709;Namworld;Sadly, MPEx has no JSON api I think -144853;1357014777;kakobrekla;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex-vwap.php -144852;1357014829;mircea_popescu; I could never play evil in the video games, I always felt guilty << whoa! -144851;1357014835;mircea_popescu;i almost always play the necromancer. -144850;1357014851;Namworld;AWESOME! -144849;1357014856;Namworld;MPEx DATA! -144848;1357014861;mircea_popescu;lol hi Namworld. enjoying interwebs ? -144847;1357014867;Namworld;Very much -144846;1357014870;Diablo-D3;Namworld: did you ever talk to amazingrando? -144845;1357014877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1071 @ 0.00066879 = 0.7163 BTC [-] -144844;1357014878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2416 @ 0.00066025 = 1.5952 BTC [-] -144843;1357014901;Namworld;I added him 2 days ago on skype, no news yet -144842;1357014904;mircea_popescu;the girl has meanwhile managed to open a rift with hearn too. -144841;1357014922;mircea_popescu;i wonder how long before the bitcoin coder & geek community gets together a possee and comes to hang me. -144840;1357014973;kakobrekla;till april or so. -144839;1357015033;mircea_popescu;well... at least i get to see the cherries bloom -144838;1357015198;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz_yw0kq3MM -144837;1357015199;Namworld;Anyone interested in a release of javascript functions for Google Spreadsheets? -144836;1357015200;mircea_popescu;for the lulz. -144835;1357015207;mircea_popescu;"monetary policy is spectacular" etc. -144834;1357015210;Namworld;To fetch all sorts of data? -144833;1357015245;mircea_popescu;can't hurt anything -144832;1357015360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1176 @ 0.00067913 = 0.7987 BTC [+] -144831;1357015362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067916 = 2.9347 BTC [+] -144830;1357015362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00067917 = 5.4334 BTC [+] -144829;1357015363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1903 @ 0.00067981 = 1.2937 BTC [+] -144828;1357015514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067562 = 2.9194 BTC [-] -144827;1357015517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4217 @ 0.00067538 = 2.8481 BTC [-] -144826;1357015660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067549 = 2.9188 BTC [+] -144825;1357015662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14583 @ 0.00067538 = 9.8491 BTC [-] -144824;1357015688;error4733;:Namworld : Yes yes -144823;1359714108;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 150 @ 0.0069 = 1.035 BTC [-] -144822;1359714118;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144821;1359714118;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.71011, Best ask: 20.79000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07989, Last trade: 20.71011, 24 hour volume: 100263.40325466, 24 hour low: 19.86000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.72437 -144820;1359714254;molecular;I'm considering getting an MPEX account. Anyone up for helping me get it a little bit cheaper and reap 5 BTC himself as per http://mpex.co/faq.html#13 ? -144819;1359714393;mircea_popescu;o wow, a whole minute. people will be pissed :D -144818;1359714404;fancypants;molecular - sure -144817;1359714441;Namworld;I PMed him alread -144816;1359714444;Namworld;already* -144815;1359714452;molecular;a question: is it allowed to sell MPEX "accounts" (the pgp key)? -144814;1359714478;mircea_popescu;it's not allowed or disallowed, seeing how i have no control over it -144813;1359714481;molecular;so who's going lower than 5 BTC (give me part of that 5 after receiving)? -144812;1359714488;mircea_popescu;it is however a little silly, as you are opening a security hole. -144811;1359714546;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0069 = 0.69 BTC [-] -144810;1359714546;molecular;what happens when a pgp key expires? -144809;1359714560;molecular;I agree it's silly, though -144808;1359714567;mircea_popescu;you'd better have moved all your stuff to a new account or withdrawn -144807;1359714577;fancypants;whats the security hole? -144806;1359714589;mircea_popescu;the keyring is on a cold machine and it doesn't keep track of key updates. -144805;1359714600;mircea_popescu;fancypants you never know whether the person selling a pgp key doesn't keep a copy. -144804;1359714603;molecular;it's also a issue for the buyer of the key, because I still have it, right? -144803;1359714609;mircea_popescu;that's the issue. -144802;1359714629;molecular;mircea_popescu, you can be pretty sure he keeps a copy -144801;1359714635;molecular;I hadn't considered that -144800;1359714640;mircea_popescu;right. -144799;1359714667;mircea_popescu;so now you're exposed to the cp risk of the exchange and of the key seller. -144798;1359714711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 344 @ 0.00719622 = 2.4755 BTC [-] -144797;1359714713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 956 @ 0.00717339 = 6.8578 BTC [-] -144796;1359714757;fancypants;so, no security hole to game the affiliate program then? -144795;1359714776;Namworld;how can you game it at all? -144794;1359714784;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. w hat's to game ? -144793;1359714857;fancypants;i don't know namworld but if I tell her me keyed i get 5 -144792;1359714864;fancypants;keyid -144791;1359714868;mircea_popescu;molecular is a girl ?! -144790;1359714917;fancypants;ask her i don't know -144789;1359714941;Namworld;fancypants: yeah, and molecular gets 5 too. But there's the 30 BTC fee -144788;1359714947;Namworld;to open an account -144787;1359714962;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.33 = 0.66 BTC [-] -144786;1359714969;Namworld;So it's not like you can game it opening multiple accounts -144785;1359715063;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -144784;1359715079;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.71011, Best ask: 20.79000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07989, Last trade: 20.71011, 24 hour volume: 99063.11903182, 24 hour low: 19.86000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.73462 -144783;1359715087;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.775 = 4.65 BTC [+] -144782;1359715088;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.779 = 15.58 BTC [+] -144781;1359715169;mircea_popescu;soo what's new this fine morning ? -144780;1359715186;mircea_popescu;Network total 23.555 Thash/s, this is sad. where did all the asics go -144779;1359715206;Namworld;Nothing much. After the GLBSE fiasco, my BTC finances are slowly recovering -144778;1359715226;Namworld;bit by bit, one day after the other -144777;1359715337;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLAxbQxyJSQ -144776;1359715806;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.779 BTC [+] -144775;1359716115;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 8 @ 0.33 = 2.64 BTC [-] -144774;1359716186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00735013 = 12.4952 BTC [+] -144773;1359716380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25059 @ 0.00066598 = 16.6888 BTC [-] -144772;1359717047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4452 @ 0.00066598 = 2.9649 BTC [-] -144771;1359717296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00733648 = 3.3014 BTC [-] -144770;1359717411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16207 @ 0.00066553 = 10.7862 BTC [-] -144769;1359717604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00066553 = 7.3208 BTC [-] -144768;1359718462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8950 @ 0.00066553 = 5.9565 BTC [-] -144767;1359718687;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.0235 = 0.047 BTC [-] -144766;1359718689;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.0235 = 2.35 BTC [-] -144765;1359718883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22438 @ 0.00066553 = 14.9332 BTC [-] -144764;1359718934;dub;;;bc,stats -144763;1359718962;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -144762;1359719127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065708 = 2.8392 BTC [-] -144761;1359719129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34236 @ 0.00065707 = 22.4954 BTC [-] -144760;1359719130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37241 @ 0.00065331 = 24.3299 BTC [-] -144759;1359719271;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -144758;1359719272;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.001599 / 0.001599 / 0.001599 (157 shares, 0.25 BTC), 7D: 0.0010499 / 0.00128259 / 0.00159999 (70348 shares, 90.23 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00079936 / 0.0035 (2339720 shares, 1,870.29 BTC) -144757;1359719495;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 88 @ 0.0235 = 2.068 BTC [-] -144756;1359719608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53 @ 0.00066553 = 0.0353 BTC [+] -144755;1359719610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066662 = 2.8805 BTC [+] -144754;1359719611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15500 @ 0.00066663 = 10.3328 BTC [+] -144753;1359719613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 226 @ 0.00066945 = 0.1513 BTC [+] -144752;1359719763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 930 @ 0.00718594 = 6.6829 BTC [-] -144751;1359719994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00066945 = 10.4434 BTC [+] -144750;1359720127;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 79 @ 0.779 = 61.541 BTC [+] -144749;1359720247;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 64 @ 0.78 = 49.92 BTC [+] -144748;1359720307;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.78 = 3.12 BTC [+] -144747;1359720637;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144746;1359720826;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144745;1359720926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065353 = 2.8239 BTC [-] -144744;1359720928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8871 @ 0.00065331 = 5.7955 BTC [-] -144743;1359721050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 406 @ 0.00734501 = 2.9821 BTC [+] -144742;1359721121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10350 @ 0.00065331 = 6.7618 BTC [-] -144741;1359721522;markedathome;BingoBongo: no space after the ; -144740;1359721567;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144739;1359721568;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.84999, Best ask: 20.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 20.85000, 24 hour volume: 87857.41531625, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.81479 -144738;1359721617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066928 = 2.892 BTC [+] -144737;1359721619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 929 @ 0.00066945 = 0.6219 BTC [+] -144736;1359721630;BingoBongo;markedathome: you were saying? -144735;1359721717;BingoBongo;;; bc , stats -144734;1359721718;gribble;Error: "bc" is not a valid command. -144733;1359721799;BingoBongo;See, the space is problematic there, but not where I initially used it -144732;1359721831;BingoBongo;!ticker m s.bbet -144731;1359721832;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.001599 / 0.001599 / 0.001599 (157 shares, 0.25 BTC), 7D: 0.0010499 / 0.00128259 / 0.00159999 (70348 shares, 90.23 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00079936 / 0.0035 (2339720 shares, 1,870.29 BTC) -144730;1359722242;mircea_popescu;dude that's subtle. -144729;1359722245;mircea_popescu;who are you BingoBongo ? -144728;1359722320;BingoBongo;I'm on the vodka right now so I'm on this sweet burner username -144727;1359722339;BingoBongo;It's like my cellphone -144726;1359722401;BingoBongo;mircea_popescu: was I really subtle, I thought that was some serious shade -144725;1359722427;BingoBongo;or vodka is telling me that -144724;1359722752;BingoBongo;Roughly 22 hrs ago is the first time I've been on IRC in almost decade, so I'm mostly just watching MP -144723;1359722785;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144722;1359722786;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.78302, Best ask: 20.79500, Bid-ask spread: 0.01198, Last trade: 20.79000, 24 hour volume: 87271.33217445, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.81702 -144721;1359723224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00066059 = 2.9066 BTC [-] -144720;1359723433;BingoBongo;mircea_popescu: Is the girl going to ever make peace with Mike Hearn? -144719;1359724510;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144718;1359724511;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.74712, Best ask: 20.79500, Bid-ask spread: 0.04788, Last trade: 20.74712, 24 hour volume: 86489.92273006, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.81965 -144717;1359724606;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo if he comes to sense im sure she will. -144716;1359724663;BingoBongo;I hope so, becaue I really like the bitcoinj clients -144715;1359724683;mircea_popescu;what;'s one to do with the other tho ? not like she'll kill him or anything -144714;1359724706;mircea_popescu;(and i happen to think anyone ever involved with java should just be hauled off to jail) -144713;1359724837;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140472.msg1495180#msg1495180 and so it begins. missing basic refunds. -144712;1359724879;BingoBongo;Maybe scare him off. I'm no big fan of Java. I just like how it is the only way I can run an SPV client that at least need to trust four times more voices than electrum -144711;1359724908;BingoBongo;And that Cablepair shit is so three hours ago -144710;1359724931;mircea_popescu;well i took a shower with the girls gimme a break. -144709;1359724978;mircea_popescu;anyway, if it scares him off from propping up interscamgro 5 days before it blows up it'll be a net gain for everyone, including himself. -144708;1359725018;BingoBongo;Didn't intersango die a month before GLBSE -144707;1359725074;BingoBongo;Or am I underestimating the lead in everybody's paint -144706;1359725089;mircea_popescu;i think both are true, this is quantum finance we're dealing with here. -144705;1359725107;mircea_popescu;at any rate phantomcircuit was still making announcements re withdrawals etc on haloween -144704;1359725168;BingoBongo;Intersango was done before the london meetup though and anyone who knew could smell it -144703;1359725195;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144702;1359725196;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.71101, Best ask: 20.77999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06898, Last trade: 20.70251, 24 hour volume: 86070.35415238, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.82036 -144701;1359725399;mircea_popescu;well yes in that sense. -144700;1359725562;mircea_popescu;it IS kinda getting stale that she has to individually bludgeon everyone into a pulp first. -144699;1359725575;mircea_popescu;you'd think people'd have enough sense to realise the relative positions and take it from there. -144698;1359725644;BingoBongo;A person would think, but sometimes it is necessary to get pick about what person should mean. -144697;1359725672;BingoBongo;It would be reasonable that the pirate fellow wiped out all of the people beneath that title -144696;1359725683;BingoBongo;Person being the title -144695;1359725705;mircea_popescu;yeah, i guess. -144694;1359725742;mircea_popescu;a well, she's young, well hydrated, i guess we find out who's left standing. -144693;1359725800;BingoBongo;Given the subjet they collided on hopefully both -144692;1359725810;mircea_popescu;i should expect so. -144691;1359725880;BingoBongo;Of all the subjects they could have collided on, it was maximum block size -144690;1359725902;mircea_popescu;nah, they met before on something equally marginal -144689;1359725912;mircea_popescu;i'll have her fish it out. -144688;1359725953;BingoBongo;What could be more marginal? The only people who ought to care about maximum block size are dice games and people who bot them. -144687;1359725966;mircea_popescu;there's a problem with hard forks. -144686;1359725974;BingoBongo;Many problems -144685;1359725982;mircea_popescu;next year the us govt will ask for a hard fork to allow them to disallow selected transactions -144684;1359726015;BingoBongo;WHen you hard fork over one issue the temptation arises to just incorporate your Mary Poppins nanny wishlist -144683;1359726031;BingoBongo;USG may request, at least in parts -144682;1359726034;mircea_popescu;moreover, this "only evil people would care" argument is poisonous. -144681;1359726046;BingoBongo;I doubt the whole USG would though -144680;1359726063;mircea_popescu;obviously. that's the advantage of being a government : you ask in parts and benefit in whole. -144679;1359726117;BingoBongo;Three letter agencys from my understanding love the Armory client and its forcing new addresses for every transaction -144678;1359726125;mircea_popescu;d'oh. -144677;1359726198;BingoBongo;What transactions could they really disallow and still fund their favored people who can hold a tn -144676;1359726225;mircea_popescu;they wouldn't even use it. it's not a practical request. -144675;1359726344;BingoBongo;The most surprising thing about bitcoin would be if the USG doesn't ignore all of the things it says it opposes so it can leverage the BTC network to transfer value to its more expendable allies -144674;1359726373;mircea_popescu;there's no reason it wouldn't go both ways simultaneously. -144673;1359726428;BingoBongo;True -144672;1359726451;BingoBongo;I still imagine such an agency buying NVIDIA Teslas to mine with -144671;1359726467;mircea_popescu;that's more like 2015 on my calendar. -144670;1359726477;mircea_popescu;and it'll prolly just be homebrew. -144669;1359726593;mircea_popescu;aite, i got a meeting, bbl. -144668;1359726603;BingoBongo;Cool -144667;1359726630;mircea_popescu;a! just got this -144666;1359726631;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119073.msg1400494#msg1400494 -144665;1359726639;mircea_popescu;was his take on capital markets lolz. anyway. later. -144664;1359726703;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144663;1359726704;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.73101, Best ask: 20.79999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06898, Last trade: 20.79999, 24 hour volume: 84432.45122330, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.82546 -144662;1359726724;BingoBongo;Holy fuck this shit turned stable -144661;1359727628;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [+] -144660;1359727802;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.2401 BTC [-] -144659;1359728282;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144658;1359728283;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.67111, Best ask: 20.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02889, Last trade: 20.67110, 24 hour volume: 83562.51579923, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.83008 -144657;1359728304;gesell;made a google web app script module whatever the hell they try to categorize it... that you can use in spreadsheets or other apps... that provides bitcoincharts (exchange data and weighted prices) and direct order book highs and lows from exchanges -144656;1359728305;molecular;I have long blond hair and a beard. I'm not telling you guys my gender, though. -144655;1359728306;gesell;https://script.google.com/macros/s/AKfycbxBLJGpX9Is2ZF5YfjR4XjqjEClHz_rogK-8wEup5N5LuuIGtMb/exec -144654;1359728320;gesell;waiting for it to get published to the apps gallery, then you can just install it into your spreadsheet and use the functions -144653;1359728360;gesell;if you want more markets let me know. i didnt put a donate link anywhere so, im not trying to mootch if someone has code they'd like to share -144652;1359728384;gesell;currently supports getting satoshidice counts, and mtgox, bitcoincentral and bitcoin24 -144651;1359728392;gesell;in addition to ALL market data from bitcoincharts -144650;1359728398;gesell;see the link for examples -144649;1359728460;gesell;should not be hard to build an arbitrage table using googlefinance("currency:USDEUR") functions along with this stuff -144648;1359728538;gesell;if you just want the code, wait for it to show up in the gallery, or just tell me your gmail addr and ill share it -144647;1359728542;gesell;would be happy if others want to modify -144646;1359728829;Bugpowder;mpex is f'd up? -144645;1359728951;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu Is there something wrong with STAT or ordering? I place orders that the system accepts but they are not show in the STAT. -144644;1359729058;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 12 @ 0.0239 = 0.2868 BTC [+] -144643;1359729101;gesell;okay the google code from before i think you can add to an existing spreadsheet even before it shows up in the gallery by going to "manage libraries" within your own spreadsheets script code and add the library using key "Mn6asBLgiBkIwY9lK-po6dDe4GsftYgT-" -144642;1359729115;gesell;aaaanyway -144641;1359729149;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.024 = 2.4 BTC [+] -144640;1359729282;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.025 = 0.25 BTC [+] -144639;1359729455;Bugpowder;bitcoin price collapsing, no way to trade options :( -144638;1359729527;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144637;1359729528;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.47489, Best ask: 20.63189, Bid-ask spread: 0.15700, Last trade: 20.47489, 24 hour volume: 86995.67904068, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.81855 -144636;1359729579;BingoBongo;it looks awfully stable... for bitcoin -144635;1359729909;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.78 = 4.68 BTC [+] -144634;1359730104;BingoBongo;Bugpowder: so Bitcoin is still above $20, how is it collapsing? (caveat time==now) -144633;1359730234;Bugpowder;3000bt sold in 5 minutes I felt powerless and vulnerable. -144632;1359730290;Bugpowder;I just want to be able to place orders -144631;1359731202;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144630;1359731203;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.75001, Best ask: 20.78562, Bid-ask spread: 0.03561, Last trade: 20.70001, 24 hour volume: 84892.49229867, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.82657 -144629;1359731258;BingoBongo;So... Shit is pretty much where it has been for the past few hours... Maybe a bit higher... -144628;1359731416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065366 = 2.8245 BTC [-] -144627;1359731418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3829 @ 0.00065331 = 2.5015 BTC [-] -144626;1359731419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10209 @ 0.00065331 = 6.6696 BTC [-] -144625;1359731421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1791 @ 0.00065178 = 1.1673 BTC [-] -144624;1359731421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3256 @ 0.00066397 = 2.1619 BTC [+] -144623;1359731422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10688 @ 0.00066617 = 7.12 BTC [+] -144622;1359731423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1156 @ 0.0006675 = 0.7716 BTC [+] -144621;1359731425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14713 @ 0.0006675 = 9.8209 BTC [+] -144620;1359731426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 837 @ 0.00066945 = 0.5603 BTC [+] -144619;1359731427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 470 @ 0.00721406 = 3.3906 BTC [-] -144618;1359731428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 401 @ 0.00717339 = 2.8765 BTC [-] -144617;1359731429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 170 @ 0.00714749 = 1.2151 BTC [-] -144616;1359731431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00066945 = 2.6109 BTC [+] -144615;1359731432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1446 @ 0.00066945 = 0.968 BTC [+] -144614;1359731433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00066952 = 2.9459 BTC [+] -144613;1359731433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00067101 = 2.6169 BTC [+] -144612;1359731434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1620 @ 0.00067171 = 1.0882 BTC [+] -144611;1359731435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00066424 = 8.1037 BTC [-] -144610;1359731436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00066294 = 4.4417 BTC [-] -144609;1359731438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00732394 = 14.6479 BTC [+] -144608;1359731439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00066294 = 5.1709 BTC [-] -144607;1359731440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00066294 = 2.1214 BTC [-] -144606;1359731441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31009 @ 0.00065178 = 20.211 BTC [-] -144605;1359731442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 141 @ 0.00065091 = 0.0918 BTC [-] -144604;1359731443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10469 @ 0.00067154 = 7.0304 BTC [+] -144603;1359731443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3069 @ 0.00067171 = 2.0615 BTC [+] -144602;1359731444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 873 @ 0.00714749 = 6.2398 BTC [-] -144601;1359731446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8211 @ 0.00067171 = 5.5154 BTC [+] -144600;1359731447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12312 @ 0.00067379 = 8.2957 BTC [+] -144599;1359731448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00067379 = 4.7839 BTC [+] -144598;1359731449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00727162 = 2.9086 BTC [+] -144597;1359731450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00065264 = 4.699 BTC [-] -144596;1359731451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00065091 = 5.1422 BTC [-] -144595;1359731452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56500 @ 0.00067379 = 38.0691 BTC [+] -144594;1359731453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.00732394 = 8.4225 BTC [+] -144593;1359731453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00065819 = 8.0628 BTC [-] -144592;1359731454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00065378 = 0.1961 BTC [-] -144591;1359731455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00066845 = 6.6177 BTC [+] -144590;1359731457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8338 @ 0.00067379 = 5.6181 BTC [+] -144589;1359731458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.0006765 = 6.7312 BTC [+] -144588;1359731459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6122 @ 0.0006775 = 4.1477 BTC [+] -144587;1359731460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1350 @ 0.00066845 = 0.9024 BTC [-] -144586;1359731461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00065226 = 4.7615 BTC [-] -144585;1359731462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00067135 = 9.466 BTC [+] -144584;1359731463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.0006775 = 3.7601 BTC [+] -144583;1359731464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7 @ 0.00730193 = 0.0511 BTC [-] -144582;1359731464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1730 @ 0.00730193 = 12.6323 BTC [-] -144581;1359731465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 63 @ 0.00730193 = 0.46 BTC [-] -144580;1359731466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 390 @ 0.00732394 = 2.8563 BTC [+] -144579;1359731566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 540 @ 0.00732394 = 3.9549 BTC [+] -144578;1359731567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 160 @ 0.00727162 = 1.1635 BTC [-] -144577;1359731674;BingoBongo;So... I'm new to this shit. Is this channel always as boring as shit when mircea_popescu is away? -144576;1359732195;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144575;1359732196;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.78501, Best ask: 20.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01499, Last trade: 20.79901, 24 hour volume: 82265.45116399, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.83914 -144574;1359732242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2578 @ 0.0006775 = 1.7466 BTC [+] -144573;1359732244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 422 @ 0.00067806 = 0.2861 BTC [+] -144572;1359732295;markedathome;I name you Draco Malfoy >> I have long blond hair and a beard. I'm not telling you guys my gender, though. -144571;1359732789;markedathome;damning with praise --> Hopefully he does the right thing and for his credit he has givin us zero indication that he does not have full intention of doing the right thing. -144570;1359732879;jurov;we can discuss how np-hard is mpex order/trade/matching -144569;1359732892;jurov;but perhaps you'llbe bored -144568;1359732934;markedathome;for a " specialized devision[sic] of a huge corporate electronics manufacturer in Canada." -144567;1359732942;markedathome;oh god I've read the rest https://www.bitcoinasic.net/ -144566;1359732965;markedathome;has tom passed his madness to someone else? -144565;1359732982;markedathome;jurov: can it be made turing complete? -144564;1359733028;jurov;lol -144563;1359733056;markedathome;We currently have a full functioning and hashing prototype which we plan to bring to production next week. -144562;1359733102;markedathome;but they will include 25 FPGA hard copy ASICS -144561;1359733109;jurov;maybe i'll have to reserve the right to change last digit of price on coinbr orders so that shit can work better -144560;1359733172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.0073446 = 4.4068 BTC [+] -144559;1359733177;jurov;or use mechanical turk, lol -144558;1359733227;Bugpowder;"gauranteed" -144557;1359733330;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.8 BTC [+] -144556;1359733509;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.78 = 7.8 BTC [+] -144555;1359733961;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144554;1359733962;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.74000, Best ask: 20.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 20.75000, 24 hour volume: 81257.48105440, 24 hour low: 20.30000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.84567 -144553;1359733990;BingoBongo;That spread closed up awfully tight -144552;1359734003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3899 @ 0.00067806 = 2.6438 BTC [+] -144551;1359734004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067806 = 2.9299 BTC [+] -144550;1359734006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8735 @ 0.00067807 = 5.9229 BTC [+] -144549;1359734013;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.2401 = 0.9604 BTC [-] -144548;1359734203;Bugpowder;yeah -144547;1359734208;Bugpowder;panic averted -144546;1359734262;Bugpowder;mpex works again -144545;1359734531;gesell;bleh, im not sure what is with google but... made a simple abitrage spreadsheet based on the Bitcoin Utilities google app I mentioned before. You can view it without a google account but apparently if you want to update the table you have to login with your google account. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AguYZ5-dWMgfdElhakdHQzhiQXp5emctdjZTNG9qaEE&usp=sharing#gid=0 It should then show you a BTC / Update menu. If it doesnt, go -144544;1359734566;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144543;1359734567;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.66118, Best ask: 20.79999, Bid-ask spread: 0.13881, Last trade: 20.66118, 24 hour volume: 80274.16082626, 24 hour low: 20.35000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.85245 -144542;1359734649;gesell;the table doesnt take into account volume and the likes, yet -144541;1359734660;markedathome;take into account fees? -144540;1359734669;markedathome;also btc-e? -144539;1359734669;gesell;that either. not hard to add at some point -144538;1359734671;gesell;working on it -144537;1359734679;gesell;markedathome: ill add it -144536;1359734702;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 200 @ 0.0074 = 1.48 BTC [+] -144535;1359734718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006738 = 2.9115 BTC [-] -144534;1359734720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14729 @ 0.00067355 = 9.9207 BTC [-] -144533;1359734829;markedathome;did you see www.nyse-group.de/bitcoin-arbitrage when it was around? http://www.bitcoinmoney.com/post/7000316379/arbitrage-opportunities-view -144532;1359734923;gesell;no i didnt -144531;1359734925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3755 @ 0.00067807 = 2.5462 BTC [+] -144530;1359734926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067818 = 2.9304 BTC [+] -144529;1359734928;gesell;aaah. yeah i saw that -144528;1359734928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9024 @ 0.00067819 = 6.12 BTC [+] -144527;1359734938;gesell;there are a couple of other abitrage tables that are public -144526;1359734946;gesell;somehow im getting close to the idea of google being the bot -144525;1359734959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 345 @ 0.00727162 = 2.5087 BTC [-] -144524;1359734961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 457 @ 0.00714749 = 3.2664 BTC [-] -144523;1359734962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 98 @ 0.00711968 = 0.6977 BTC [-] -144522;1359734971;gesell;grab a spreadsheet, give it your api keys and just keep your USD/EUR/GBP accounts up -144521;1359734999;gesell;would have to take into account volume and fees though -144520;1359735179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3821 @ 0.00067355 = 2.5736 BTC [-] -144519;1359735181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067272 = 2.9068 BTC [-] -144518;1359735182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3754 @ 0.00067271 = 2.5254 BTC [-] -144517;1359735525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00067271 = 14.5305 BTC [-] -144516;1359735807;pigeons;here's a new one I didn't see on bitcoincharts yesterday https://www.libertybit.com -144515;1359735826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0072832 = 2.185 BTC [+] -144514;1359735834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1723 @ 0.00067271 = 1.1591 BTC [-] -144513;1359735836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00067135 = 1.0742 BTC [-] -144512;1359735837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00066925 = 11.4442 BTC [-] -144511;1359735838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 473 @ 0.00066617 = 0.3151 BTC [-] -144510;1359735839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2204 @ 0.00066382 = 1.4631 BTC [-] -144509;1359736369;gesell;markedathome: i added btc-e to the abitrage google table -144508;1359736391;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.845 BTC [+] -144507;1359736450;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 26 @ 0.86 = 22.36 BTC [+] -144506;1359736737;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144505;1359736738;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.78000, Best ask: 20.79000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 20.78000, 24 hour volume: 79739.64954537, 24 hour low: 20.40000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.85572 -144504;1359737258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067784 = 2.9289 BTC [+] -144503;1359737259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16976 @ 0.00067819 = 11.513 BTC [+] -144502;1359737261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3853 @ 0.00067843 = 2.614 BTC [+] -144501;1359737471;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [+] -144500;1359737528;gesell;markedathome: updated google abitrate table to highlight those with possitive arbitrage percentiles. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AguYZ5-dWMgfdElhakdHQzhiQXp5emctdjZTNG9qaEE&usp=sharing -144499;1359737710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 766 @ 0.0072832 = 5.5789 BTC [+] -144498;1359737712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.0073446 = 0.3672 BTC [+] -144497;1359737713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1144 @ 0.00734501 = 8.4027 BTC [+] -144496;1359737714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3162 @ 0.00735013 = 23.2411 BTC [+] -144495;1359737716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00736106 = 3.6805 BTC [+] -144494;1359737718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2878 @ 0.00737252 = 21.2181 BTC [+] -144493;1359737770;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [+] -144492;1359737772;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.89 = 2.67 BTC [+] -144491;1359737778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067818 = 2.9304 BTC [-] -144490;1359737780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6736 @ 0.00067843 = 4.5699 BTC [+] -144489;1359737781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00067844 = 6.7166 BTC [+] -144488;1359737782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 89 @ 0.00067984 = 0.0605 BTC [+] -144487;1359737785;gesell;still, you wont see the BTC / Update menu to update the values uourself unless you have a google account -144486;1359737950;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.7801 = 14.0418 BTC [-] -144485;1359737951;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.75 = 7.5 BTC [-] -144484;1359738131;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.75 = 3.75 BTC [-] -144483;1359738151;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [+] -144482;1359738162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00737252 = 20.6431 BTC [+] -144481;1359738163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19265 @ 0.00067984 = 13.0971 BTC [+] -144480;1359738165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3535 @ 0.00068019 = 2.4045 BTC [+] -144479;1359738466;gesell;okay now the google abitrage table updates every minute -144478;1359738491;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [-] -144477;1359738533;Bugpowder;for now -144476;1359738645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2673 @ 0.00067512 = 1.8046 BTC [-] -144475;1359738791;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.745 = 5.96 BTC [-] -144474;1359738939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1515 @ 0.00068019 = 1.0305 BTC [+] -144473;1359738941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17285 @ 0.00068053 = 11.763 BTC [+] -144472;1359738954;jcpham;what's new -144471;1359738992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00068018 = 9.5225 BTC [-] -144470;1359738994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6713 @ 0.00068053 = 4.5684 BTC [+] -144469;1359738995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00068078 = 3.1656 BTC [+] -144468;1359738996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00068151 = 14.448 BTC [+] -144467;1359738998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12850 @ 0.00068184 = 8.7616 BTC [+] -144466;1359739036;markedathome;btcfpga is even more up its own arse than previously thought possible. -144465;1359739096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1648 @ 0.00067512 = 1.1126 BTC [-] -144464;1359739097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14550 @ 0.00067509 = 9.8226 BTC [-] -144463;1359739099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19352 @ 0.0006645 = 12.8594 BTC [-] -144462;1359739104;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -144461;1359739179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068157 = 2.9451 BTC [+] -144460;1359739180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2029 @ 0.00068184 = 1.3835 BTC [+] -144459;1359739363;kakobrekla;markedathome how could that be -144458;1359739403;markedathome;read for yourself - https://www.bitcoinasic.net/ -144457;1359739482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4322 @ 0.00737252 = 31.864 BTC [+] -144456;1359739483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6000 @ 0.007375 = 44.25 BTC [+] -144455;1359739484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3350 @ 0.00737717 = 24.7135 BTC [+] -144454;1359739485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1328 @ 0.0073786 = 9.7988 BTC [+] -144453;1359739510;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.75 = 11.25 BTC [+] -144452;1359739573;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.007 = 0.7 BTC [-] -144451;1359739575;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2547 @ 0.0074 = 18.8478 BTC [+] -144450;1359739576;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7454 @ 0.0075 = 55.905 BTC [+] -144449;1359739751;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.75 = 10.5 BTC [+] -144448;1359739847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00067443 = 11.6002 BTC [-] -144447;1359739986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067938 = 2.9356 BTC [+] -144446;1359739988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9279 @ 0.00067925 = 6.3028 BTC [-] -144445;1359740042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068163 = 2.9453 BTC [+] -144444;1359740043;gigavps_;anyone talked with tytus from the forums? -144443;1359740044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6821 @ 0.00068184 = 4.6508 BTC [+] -144442;1359740045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8608 @ 0.00068212 = 5.8717 BTC [+] -144441;1359740054;topace;when does the s.dice dividend get paid ? -144440;1359740146;Bugpowder;any time now -144439;1359740149;Bugpowder;could be tonight -144438;1359740154;Bugpowder;could be in a few days -144437;1359740165;Bugpowder;erik will make an annoucement soon I bet -144436;1359740189;Bugpowder;last month it was the night of the first. -144435;1359740205;Bugpowder;but previous months as late as the 6th -144434;1359740218;topace;cool -144433;1359740291;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.75 = 10.5 BTC [+] -144432;1359740324;mjr_;hi everyone! -144431;1359740326;mjr_;:) -144430;1359740399;jurov;hihi -144429;1359740473;DeaDTerra1;I am all synced and Erik was online latest yesterday evening, so he's not traveling -144428;1359740478;DeaDTerra1;so it should be sometime within 12 hours -144427;1359740591;Bugpowder;there his is! -144426;1359740723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3016 @ 0.00068212 = 2.0573 BTC [+] -144425;1359740724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00068225 = 4.0253 BTC [+] -144424;1359740726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00068225 = 1.8421 BTC [+] -144423;1359740727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00068249 = 4.7774 BTC [+] -144422;1359740728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00068261 = 4.1298 BTC [+] -144421;1359740728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34 @ 0.00068261 = 0.0232 BTC [+] -144420;1359740778;mjr_;hey! -144419;1359740803;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 400 @ 0.008 = 3.2 BTC [+] -144418;1359740810;mjr_;what's new jurov? -144417;1359740830;jurov;coinbr got two factor auth -144416;1359740839;mjr_;hmmm i gotta check that out -144415;1359740848;jurov;for withdrawals -144414;1359740851;mjr_;i'm in the process of setting up an ING direct account -144413;1359740861;mjr_;I wanted to use bitfloor -144412;1359740880;mjr_;any advice in that regard? -144411;1359740906;mjr_;mp said that they had a big issue...but other people said that they acknowledge that, but they still get money in and out -144410;1359740914;jurov;and i got a new record delay for mpex order surfacing.... amost one and half hour after placing three ordes surfaced and caused havoc -144409;1359740919;mjr_;either way, i don't want to withdraw cash just BTC -144408;1359740963;BingoBongo;;; ticker -144407;1359740964;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.80000, Best ask: 20.80999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 20.80000, 24 hour volume: 71274.08274542, 24 hour low: 20.40000, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 20.84875 -144406;1359740966;mjr_;wait that is crazy -144405;1359740974;mjr_;what happened with mpex? -144404;1359740999;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.009 BTC [-] -144403;1359741007;Bugpowder;yeah -144402;1359741016;Bugpowder;It fucked up my options bot too -144401;1359741043;pigeons;? -144400;1359741055;Bugpowder;It said it accepted orders, but they did not show up in STAT or the main book -144399;1359741061;pigeons;oh -144398;1359741067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00068261 = 4.8465 BTC [+] -144397;1359741069;Bugpowder;then an hour later, they all showed up -144396;1359741103;Bugpowder;nice.... thru 20.80, now for 20.81 to fall -144395;1359741122;mjr_;yeah that sucks -144394;1359741129;mjr_;quick question -144393;1359741139;mjr_;i really want to buy sdice shares -144392;1359741146;mjr_;but how does that work? -144391;1359741166;mjr_;how are shares transferred about? -144390;1359741190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 130 @ 0.00721182 = 0.9375 BTC [-] -144389;1359741202;jurov;mjr_, via coinbr you mean? -144388;1359741242;pigeons;yeah coinbr.com would be your best bet to start -144387;1359741253;pigeons;they are listed on mpex.co -144386;1359741261;mjr_;ok thanks -144385;1359741268;mjr_;i am watching them on mpex -144384;1359741274;mjr_;but i meant, ok i send bitcoins -144383;1359741281;mjr_;how do i receive shares? -144382;1359741288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10166 @ 0.00068261 = 6.9394 BTC [+] -144381;1359741290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5984 @ 0.00068325 = 4.0886 BTC [+] -144380;1359741293;pigeons;you have an mpex account? -144379;1359741299;mjr_;no -144378;1359741304;mjr_;i want to eventually -144377;1359741311;mjr_;but for now i will go through one of the brokers i guess -144376;1359741311;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.7 BTC [-] -144375;1359741315;pigeons;an mpex account is 30 btc, you can use coinbr instead -144374;1359741327;pigeons;jurov runs coinbr.com -144373;1359741327;mjr_;yeah i am gonna start that way -144372;1359741336;pigeons;he can help you out ;) -144371;1359741364;gesell;mjr_: use coinbr until you have more intense needs (api access or automated trading or just have enough btc invested you'd rather be closer to the exchange) -144370;1359741374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4147 @ 0.00067925 = 2.8168 BTC [-] -144369;1359741400;mjr_;yeah, coinbr looks awesome for my needs -144368;1359741412;mjr_;but again...how do i know i have the shares etc? -144367;1359741427;gesell;it just shows up on your account -144366;1359741431;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.6 BTC [-] -144365;1359741437;pigeons;well jurov/coinbr holds the shares for you, but they will show in your account -144364;1359741437;gesell;you'll see the buy and sell go from coinbr onto mpex instantly -144363;1359741452;gesell;but yeah, basically coinbr owns your shares -144362;1359741460;gesell;or manages them for you -144361;1359741467;mjr_;ah ok, so technically the shares are in coinbr's name... -144360;1359741477;mjr_;makes sense, and thats fine -144359;1359741484;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -144358;1359741486;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1001 BTC [-] -144357;1359741487;mjr_;that is how it usually works -144356;1359741494;mjr_;i can't wait to do this... -144355;1359741497;Bugpowder;well -144354;1359741501;mjr_;does anyone here own sdice? -144353;1359741507;Bugpowder;if you want to get the dividend you shouldn't wait -144352;1359741517;mjr_;how often are dividends -144351;1359741520;Bugpowder;does anyone here NOT own sdice -144350;1359741524;mjr_;lol -144349;1359741527;Bugpowder;dividends are monthly -144348;1359741531;mjr_;ah ok -144347;1359741533;Bugpowder;and probably are coming today -144346;1359741541;mjr_;so not that big of a deal if i wait till next month -144345;1359741543;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3501 BTC [-] -144344;1359741551;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.5 BTC [-] -144343;1359741556;mjr_;wait...they don't tell you when? AND you can buy the shares on the day of and still get in? -144342;1359741567;Bugpowder;well -144341;1359741572;Bugpowder;you can watch the performance all month -144340;1359741598;mjr_;usually there is a date on which all owners of the stock get paid their dividend...but you can't just buy it the day before and get it -144339;1359741600;mjr_;so that is cool -144338;1359741610;Bugpowder;20,067.37 in profit this month -144337;1359741622;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -144336;1359741624;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00651702 / 0.00715008 / 0.0073786 (74563 shares, 533.13 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00722914 / 0.0075 (632931 shares, 4,575.55 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00479708 / 0.0075 (6535153 shares, 31,349.67 BTC) -144335;1359741624;mjr_;that is denominated in btc right? -144334;1359741630;Bugpowder;yah -144333;1359741644;Bugpowder;about 2.9% dividend at current prices. -144332;1359741660;Bugpowder;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aiec3-Eo_yO5dG5SQklHZG4wRm1GMW9DRWpMMW5UQkE#gid=10 -144331;1359741666;mjr_;yeah i have that up -144330;1359741671;mjr_;but it lists like 80% -144329;1359741676;mjr_;which seemed weird -144328;1359741691;Bugpowder;look at the january 2013 sheet -144327;1359741694;Bugpowder;that is the revelant data -144326;1359741731;Bugpowder;;;calc 2000 / 10000000 -144325;1359741731;gribble;0.0002 -144324;1359741737;Bugpowder;.0002 / share -144323;1359741745;mjr_;why did you use that big number? -144322;1359741760;Bugpowder;10 million shares are on mpex -144321;1359741767;mjr_;if profits are 2000 -144320;1359741777;mjr_;oh that must be the volume then right? -144319;1359741787;Bugpowder;10% of float = 10 million, dividend goes to all shares -144318;1359741788;mjr_;where it says 74563 -144317;1359741794;Bugpowder;wat? -144316;1359741813;mjr_;assbot just gave out the info on sdice -144315;1359741824;mjr_;1d 7d 30d -144314;1359741835;Bugpowder;current ask is .00721 -144313;1359741854;Bugpowder;;;calc 2000/10000000/.00721 -144312;1359741854;gribble;0.0277392510402 -144311;1359741865;Bugpowder;2.774 % dividend at current ask -144310;1359741874;mjr_;thanks -144309;1359741877;mjr_;still pretty sweet -144308;1359741884;mjr_;and that is monthly -144307;1359741914;mjr_;so the first page was probably talking about annualized yield assuming a much cheaper price -144306;1359741921;mjr_;is that right? -144305;1359741947;Bugpowder;yeah -144304;1359741949;Bugpowder;the IPO price -144303;1359741984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8426 @ 0.00066543 = 5.6069 BTC [-] -144302;1359741993;mjr_;i'm loving this -144301;1359742002;mjr_;if only it wasn't so hard to get bitcoins -144300;1359742006;Bugpowder;S.DICE has a profit of 1000 for Feb. -144299;1359742013;mjr_;wow -144298;1359742016;mjr_;its the first day -144297;1359742056;mjr_;i know its obviously anonymous, but is there any info on where the primary demographic is located? -144296;1359742086;Bugpowder;nope -144295;1359742106;mjr_;is there any info besides the financials that we can look at? -144294;1359742114;mjr_;ie. growth potential -144293;1359742137;mjr_;how do people find out about it, and is there any effort to get the word out to more people...just curious right now how it all works -144292;1359742142;Bugpowder;this is a good place to start -144291;1359742142;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.800 -144290;1359742158;Bugpowder;or ask this guy "Guest38514 has changed nick to evoorhees" -144289;1359742197;jurov;mjr_ we don't even know how many ppl use bitcoins. or at least how many actually own 1BTC or more -144288;1359742199;mjr_;lol, yeah i know it's his company -144287;1359742215;mjr_;yeah, but i believe...and i could be wrong -144286;1359742221;mjr_;that you could see the ip address sending -144285;1359742245;mjr_;and at that point it is trivial to make broad strokes guesses about what region most traffic comes from -144284;1359742253;mjr_;obviously some may use tor -144283;1359742255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066452 = 2.8714 BTC [-] -144282;1359742257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066451 = 6.6451 BTC [-] -144281;1359742257;mjr_;which may skew the results -144280;1359742258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4224 @ 0.0006645 = 2.8068 BTC [-] -144279;1359742258;jurov;you mean on blockchain.info? that is only ip where that site got it from -144278;1359742282;mjr_;huh? i mean in order to send a bitcoin, is there not any ip info? -144277;1359742290;jurov;yes there is some statistic about number of live nodes... but it decresases despite users' count obviously increases -144276;1359742298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00721182 = 2.8847 BTC [-] -144275;1359742305;jurov;cause many users use shared wallets -144274;1359742309;mjr_;good point -144273;1359742332;Bugpowder;many of the coins from the big bettors appear to have been run thru a mixer -144272;1359742334;mjr_;but i was just curious as to are most users european or asian or american -144271;1359742348;jurov;mjr_ see google trends -144270;1359742356;Bugpowder;I am guessing asian -144269;1359742356;mjr_;awesome -144268;1359742361;jurov;i think we dont' have anything better -144267;1359742361;mjr_;that was my guess as well -144266;1359742422;jurov;google trends shows russia on the top :D -144265;1359742442;jurov;asia not so much -144264;1359742476;Bugpowder;for bitcoin -144263;1359742485;jurov;yes -144262;1359742519;mjr_;oh if you search satoshi dice...not enough info -144261;1359742522;mjr_;which makes sense -144260;1359742540;mjr_;as most people probably don't need to google it by the time they are in the community -144259;1359742547;mjr_;but also...it;s a website -144258;1359742555;mjr_;so if you point your browser at it -144257;1359742562;mjr_;he'll see the requesting ip -144256;1359742573;mjr_;and could make some broad guesses as to demographic -144255;1359742588;mjr_;if it is primarily russian, and asia is not so big yet, then growth potential is huge -144254;1359742617;mjr_;if it is mostly asian, with some others, growth is slower, although still i expect going to be robust -144253;1359742652;jurov;actually as chinese can't access google, it may be stronger there -144252;1359742652;mjr_;so i'm just thinking of how much of my bitcoin portfolio i would want to invest in this -144251;1359742657;mjr_;good point -144250;1359742700;jurov;also, satoshidice isn't translated iirc. russians have less problem with english than asians -144249;1359742702;mjr_;it's not really super important, but emerging markets are big money, so i was curious as to expansion plans, etc, their expenses are so low -144248;1359742716;mjr_;localization could be a huge feature -144247;1359742745;jurov;heck, even MP plans to localize mpex :P -144246;1359742753;mjr_;i mean, i would be bullish on it regardless...the only question is how bullish -144245;1359742783;jurov;throw a dice on it -144244;1359742787;jurov;hahaha -144243;1359742790;mjr_;but after this convo, i think that there is a ton of growth potential -144242;1359742792;mjr_;lol -144241;1359742811;mjr_;so i am thinking that the returns will be great...appreciation and dividends -144240;1359742825;mjr_;i think we talked about my plan last time i was on -144239;1359742830;mjr_;iirc -144238;1359742842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066525 = 2.8745 BTC [+] -144237;1359742844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29279 @ 0.00066543 = 19.4831 BTC [+] -144236;1359742851;mjr_;30 day return from just bitcoins is around 25% -144235;1359742868;mjr_;but i am thinking of also using options and sdice to pad the portfolio -144234;1359742892;mjr_;hopefully giving investors an index of the entire bitcoin economy eventually, not just a currency index -144233;1359742945;mjr_;tbh...i am kinda glad that huge spike stopped, it was a bit scary -144232;1359742956;jurov;what about option/futures? -144231;1359742959;mjr_;yes -144230;1359742973;jurov;especially mpex futures need someone to marketmake them -144229;1359742974;mjr_;options, futures and sdice, bullish bitcoin portfolio -144228;1359743001;mjr_;i told you my plan is to open a publicly traded company in the real exchanges -144227;1359743012;jurov;yes i saw it -144226;1359743014;mjr_;to hopefully act as a bridge -144225;1359743025;mjr_;to channel demand into the bitcoin economy -144224;1359743053;Bugpowder;bitcoin etf -144223;1359743055;Bugpowder;or etn -144222;1359743058;mjr_;so i am picturing it as an open fund, where as we release shares, we just increase our holdings, and long bitcoin bets -144221;1359743064;mjr_;exactly -144220;1359743072;mjr_;etf -144219;1359743086;mjr_;the requirements to get on pink sheets is ridiculously low -144218;1359743088;Bugpowder;so who do you know -144217;1359743095;mjr_;so it won't be a TRUE etf -144216;1359743103;mjr_;it'll be a pseudo etf -144215;1359743115;Bugpowder;I would like to open a real ETF -144214;1359743125;mjr_;but in the end after all, it will track the bitcoin economy -144213;1359743128;Chilca;who is currently working to open a real ETF? -144212;1359743132;Bugpowder;I can only imagine the regulatory shit -144211;1359743133;mjr_;good luck with the SEC -144210;1359743142;Bugpowder;it might be possible -144209;1359743147;Bugpowder;with the right connections and support -144208;1359743151;mjr_;you will need millions of dollars -144207;1359743159;mjr_;and that is just for lawyers and underwriters -144206;1359743165;Bugpowder;yes -144205;1359743177;Bugpowder;You would need to partner with an existing firm -144204;1359743179;mjr_;i think i can have mine up and running for 50k -144203;1359743186;mjr_;i know i can actually -144202;1359743186;Bugpowder;State street for example -144201;1359743193;mjr_;they won't do it -144200;1359743196;mjr_;i wish they would -144199;1359743203;mjr_;but they probably won't for quite some time -144198;1359743203;Bugpowder;how do you know -144197;1359743208;mjr_;i don't -144196;1359743226;mjr_;i am in the finance world, but i have no information about bitcoin etf's -144195;1359743228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 524 @ 0.0006645 = 0.3482 BTC [-] -144194;1359743230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066383 = 2.8684 BTC [-] -144193;1359743231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12386 @ 0.00066382 = 8.2221 BTC [-] -144192;1359743250;mjr_;i know some guys at goldman who are interested on a personal level -144191;1359743257;mjr_;but i don't think interest has percolated to an institutional level yet -144190;1359743267;Bugpowder;you need to know some bigger fish -144189;1359743287;mjr_;what i am saying is that if i knew lloyd blankfein, i couldn't get it to happne -144188;1359743306;Bugpowder;what is the main issue? -144187;1359743311;Bugpowder;regualtory complience -144186;1359743312;mjr_;they would politely say "that is interesting" -144185;1359743316;Bugpowder;exchanging into and out -144184;1359743329;Bugpowder;lack of market cap -144183;1359743331;mjr_;yes -144182;1359743331;mjr_;regulatory issues -144181;1359743333;mjr_;i don't know what the SEC would make of bitcoins -144180;1359743334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 195 @ 0.00715136 = 1.3945 BTC [-] -144179;1359743344;mjr_;well, if i had goldman sachs doing it, market cap wouldn't be a problem -144178;1359743356;mjr_;but yes, you have to capitalize it very well -144177;1359743359;mjr_;millions more -144176;1359743374;Bugpowder;I don't think it would be hard to raise millions -144175;1359743381;mjr_;i'm not saying it isn't possible, i'm hjust saying no one is willing to take the risk right now -144174;1359743384;Bugpowder;if you can create the product -144173;1359743385;mjr_;cuz they don't understand it -144172;1359743393;mjr_;once i create mine, others may follow -144171;1359743398;mjr_;when they see it as viable -144170;1359743413;Bugpowder;how do you solve the regulatory issue? -144169;1359743422;Chilca;I know a VC really interested to invest in VTC. so if you guys have a good plan, I can help you to introduce to him. -144168;1359743423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5110 @ 0.00066382 = 3.3921 BTC [-] -144167;1359743424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 990 @ 0.00065988 = 0.6533 BTC [-] -144166;1359743431;mjr_;what is vtc? -144165;1359743437;Bugpowder;a typo -144164;1359743441;mjr_;lol ok -144163;1359743442;mjr_;awesome -144162;1359743445;mjr_;well this is my plan -144161;1359743446;Chilca;BTC -144160;1359743459;mjr_;you don't even have to talk to the SEC for pink sheets -144159;1359743467;mjr_;it is purely a listing service -144158;1359743475;mjr_;not like NYSE etc -144157;1359743494;mjr_;you could literally create a company called ScamCorp -144156;1359743503;mjr_;and put it up on the pink sheets -144155;1359743516;mjr_;and it would not cost much, there are a million ways to go public -144154;1359743524;mjr_;well, ok maybe not a million -144153;1359743526;mjr_;but it is simple -144152;1359743534;mjr_;the easiest way to do ti -144151;1359743535;mjr_;it -144150;1359743537;mjr_;is a reverse merger -144149;1359743549;mjr_;you basically buy/merge with an existing shell corporation -144148;1359743560;mjr_;then change your name -144147;1359743565;mjr_;boom, you are now a listed company -144146;1359743570;mjr_;you can also do a DPO -144145;1359743574;mjr_;direct public offering -144144;1359743580;mjr_;but that takes a little more regulatory work -144143;1359743588;mjr_;register with state -144142;1359743590;mjr_;stuff like that -144141;1359743593;Chilca;mjr_: where are you located? -144140;1359743597;mjr_;NYC -144139;1359743598;Bugpowder;sounds easy -144138;1359743603;Bugpowder;why are you not doing it -144137;1359743607;mjr_;yes, it is easy -144136;1359743612;mjr_;um...to buy a company takes money -144135;1359743621;Bugpowder;how much -144134;1359743623;mjr_;reverse merger would cost 50k maybe more -144133;1359743636;mjr_;and we have not even touched the issue of actually funding the fund -144132;1359743642;Bugpowder;funding is easy -144131;1359743648;Bugpowder;50k is peanuts -144130;1359743658;mjr_;it may well be -144129;1359743661;Bugpowder;for a startup -144128;1359743663;mjr_;but i don't have it at the moment -144127;1359743667;Bugpowder;or for anyone in finance. -144126;1359743669;mjr_;and yes its nothing for a VC -144125;1359743687;mjr_;i am not a CEO or something -144124;1359743703;Chilca;mjr_: send me a DM, we can talk privately. Maybe I can help you -144123;1359743709;mjr_;just an employee at a financial technology company with a couple broker dealer subsidiaries -144122;1359743710;Chilca;I'm on the West coast -144121;1359743742;mjr_;um...don't laugh, how do i send a DM -144120;1359743784;mjr_;i basically know how to join a group that's it -144119;1359743805;Chilca;mjr_: I just sent you a DM message -144118;1359743806;Bugpowder;"/msg" -144117;1359743867;Bugpowder;probably need to raise 50M to make it worth it -144116;1359743880;Bugpowder;manage that is -144115;1359743939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3331 @ 0.00065988 = 2.1981 BTC [-] -144114;1359743941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1169 @ 0.00065987 = 0.7714 BTC [-] -144113;1359744241;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0079 = 0.0237 BTC [-] -144112;1359744348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3628 @ 0.00065987 = 2.394 BTC [-] -144111;1359744350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 172 @ 0.00065858 = 0.1133 BTC [-] -144110;1359744442;mjr_;yep -144109;1359744461;mjr_;a real etf will be very difficult and that is a sizable bet for something no one has heard of and dn't understand -144108;1359744474;mjr_;so if i start a smaller thing -144107;1359744479;mjr_;and then people see that it is viable -144106;1359744482;tsukino;hi -144105;1359744489;mjr_;hi -144104;1359744778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066504 = 2.8736 BTC [+] -144103;1359744780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15050 @ 0.00066505 = 10.009 BTC [+] -144102;1359744781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4679 @ 0.00066543 = 3.1135 BTC [+] -144101;1359745356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066538 = 2.8751 BTC [-] -144100;1359745358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6629 @ 0.00066543 = 4.4111 BTC [+] -144099;1359745587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00711971 = 2.4919 BTC [-] -144098;1359745589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.0071197 = 8.8996 BTC [-] -144097;1359745752;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.74000001 = 1.48 BTC [-] -144096;1359746015;jborkl;A properly fromatted order in mpex.py? mpex.py BUY ...? -144095;1359746024;jborkl;formatted -144094;1359746217;smickles;'BUY|IN.ASSBOT|6|9' -144093;1359746220;smickles;;) -144092;1359746239;smickles;it's the same as a regular mpex command -144091;1359746278;smickles;if you give me an example of what you want to do (in english) i'll repeat it in a pympex command -144090;1359746366;jborkl;I just don't want to fuck up, so BUY S.DICE 50000 .0065 -144089;1359746391;thestringpuller;;;ident -144088;1359746392;gribble;You are identified as user thestringpuller, with GPG key id 0FF2943DA179E169, key fingerprint 6ACE36E786F39A4ADC4506DE0FF2943DA179E169, and bitcoin address None -144087;1359746404;smickles;BUY|S.DICE|50000|00650000 -144086;1359746414;jborkl;Thank you smickles -144085;1359746589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00065891 = 2.8333 BTC [-] -144084;1359746672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 559 @ 0.00715136 = 3.9976 BTC [+] -144083;1359746729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 970 @ 0.00721182 = 6.9955 BTC [+] -144082;1359746785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.0073786 = 13.6504 BTC [+] -144081;1359746866;gesell;google abitrage table updated with mouse over information giving exact price -144080;1359746913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2633 @ 0.00738637 = 19.4483 BTC [+] -144079;1359747064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 464 @ 0.00719797 = 3.3399 BTC [-] -144078;1359747183;jurov;jborkl, if you use pympex, -h shows an example -144077;1359747222;jborkl;oh, thanks I see that -144076;1359747326;thestringpuller;jurov: you are niko bellic -144075;1359747326;jurov;the quotes are necessary, otherwise shell will do undesirable things -144074;1359747337;jurov;thestringpuller wat? -144073;1359747344;thestringpuller;;;google niko bellic -144072;1359747345;gribble;Niko Bellic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Niko Bellic - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San ...: ; Grand Theft Auto IV: Niko Bellic Trailer - YouTube: -144071;1359747388;jurov;never played GTA -144070;1359747426;jurov;former soldier with violent past? muhahaahahaaa -144069;1359747443;jurov;they didn't even admit me to army cause of my deafness -144068;1359747520;smickles;damn, are hardcore, like they play the game of life on a higher difficulty setting than i do -144067;1359747533;jurov;thestringpuller, how did you came around such association? -144066;1359747537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3239 @ 0.00066071 = 2.14 BTC [+] -144065;1359747538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14019 @ 0.00066321 = 9.2975 BTC [+] -144064;1359747574;thestringpuller;you said you were slavic -144063;1359747586;kakobrekla;lol his surname is belic -144062;1359747595;kakobrekla;would translate to 'whitey' -144061;1359747616;jurov;i'm slovak. as in former czechoslovakia -144060;1359747623;thestringpuller;oh -144059;1359747638;jurov;kako here is slovenian. as in yougoslavia :D -144058;1359747644;jurov;*yugoslavia -144057;1359747652;kakobrekla;TITO! -144056;1359747653;thestringpuller;I feel so uncultured.. :( -144055;1359747682;jurov;don't worry we have fun of it -144054;1359747686;smickles;naw, you'r just 'merican -144053;1359747731;thestringpuller;it's funny how eastern europe is better at capitalism than most americans -144052;1359747740;thestringpuller;'murican's want entitlement -144051;1359747750;jurov;O.o -144050;1359747755;jurov;why do you think? -144049;1359747865;thestringpuller;Most American children from my generation believe they are entitled to a standard of living and do not have to work for it. -144048;1359747869;smickles;http://youtu.be/ria37d9mInY?t=4s << relevant -144047;1359747884;smickles;oh, wron link -144046;1359747889;smickles;one sec -144045;1359747892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00066321 = 8.0248 BTC [+] -144044;1359747900;thestringpuller;seinfeld rules though -144043;1359747927;smickles;http://youtu.be/kqhX_X7CN2s?t=4s -144042;1359747939;jurov;lol thestringpuller, you weren't around here in 1989 . everyone was thinking we are entitled to live as western europe -144041;1359747948;thestringpuller;lolo -144040;1359747958;jurov;but thee economic crunch came and everyome had to move their ass -144039;1359747967;jurov;except east germans -144038;1359747981;thestringpuller;i guess one can thank the cold war for that? -144037;1359748005;jurov;40 years in fridge? yeah, of course. -144036;1359748022;smickles;http://youtu.be/kqhX_X7CN2s?t=1m39s -144035;1359748028;smickles;is were it gets really good -144034;1359748033;smickles;noodles kid -144033;1359748073;smickles;listen to the way this kid describes working at noodles -144032;1359748132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00739498 = 7.395 BTC [+] -144031;1359748270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00739499 = 22.185 BTC [+] -144030;1359748452;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.79 = 7.9 BTC [+] -144029;1359748465;jurov;oh, quite some mpex depositing action is ensuing today -144028;1359748478;thestringpuller;did s.dice pay divs? -144027;1359748483;jurov;not yet -144026;1359748505;thestringpuller;DeaDTerra: when's the last time you talked to Erik -144025;1359748518;thestringpuller;we had a meeting scheduled yesterday but I had to cancel due to work -144024;1359748562;jurov;it's that time every month: http://www.nypost.com/rw/nypost/2011/05/14/news/web_galleries/g_weekly_animals/animals_photos013--500x380.jpg -144023;1359748922;gesell;added bitstamp to the google abitrage table, as well as the google libraries "bitcoin utilities" I think im done for now https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AguYZ5-dWMgfdElhakdHQzhiQXp5emctdjZTNG9qaEE&usp=sharing -144022;1359748933;gesell;updates once every minute -144021;1359748945;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 17 @ 0.009 = 0.153 BTC [-] -144020;1359748977;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 42 @ 0.0091 = 0.3822 BTC [+] -144019;1359748990;gesell;seems bitcoin-central kind of sucks -144018;1359749062;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 50 @ 0.0092 = 0.46 BTC [+] -144017;1359749395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21 @ 0.00065891 = 0.0138 BTC [-] -144016;1359749397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065859 = 2.8458 BTC [-] -144015;1359749398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3658 @ 0.00065858 = 2.4091 BTC [-] -144014;1359749831;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.0245 = 2.45 BTC [-] -144013;1359749953;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [+] -144012;1359749954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1631 @ 0.00066321 = 1.0817 BTC [+] -144011;1359749956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066542 = 2.8753 BTC [+] -144010;1359749957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066542 = 2.8753 BTC [+] -144009;1359749957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5190 @ 0.00066543 = 3.4536 BTC [+] -144008;1359749959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7287 @ 0.00066655 = 4.8571 BTC [+] -144007;1359750110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00739498 = 2.958 BTC [-] -144006;1359750112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00739499 = 2.2185 BTC [+] -144005;1359750473;maximian;look at them sweet, sweet s.dice profits: http://blockchain.info/address/1GS6iZkXMd2sL4tBHTVG1L7Gg6FjNPWYP1 -144004;1359750525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065897 = 2.8474 BTC [-] -144003;1359750527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1279 @ 0.00065865 = 0.8424 BTC [-] -144002;1359750955;ssssssss;!help -144001;1359750955;assbot;List of commands: -144000;1359750956;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -143999;1359750960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065878 = 2.8466 BTC [+] -143998;1359750961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065875 = 2.8465 BTC [-] -143997;1359750963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15558 @ 0.00065865 = 10.2473 BTC [-] -143996;1359751119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3163 @ 0.00065865 = 2.0833 BTC [-] -143995;1359751121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2156 @ 0.00065858 = 1.4199 BTC [-] -143994;1359751222;Bugpowder;maximian Noice -143993;1359751258;Bugpowder;$21 -143992;1359751280;Bugpowder;NOICE -143991;1359751306;maximian;and you can see that 2,005.05917863 of it was sent to mpex -143990;1359751323;Bugpowder;yup -143989;1359751335;Bugpowder;brace yourselves -143988;1359751340;Bugpowder;a dividend is coming -143987;1359751350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8724 @ 0.00065858 = 5.7455 BTC [-] -143986;1359751352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6735 @ 0.00065771 = 4.4297 BTC [-] -143985;1359751353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5880 @ 0.00065766 = 3.867 BTC [-] -143984;1359751501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1177 @ 0.00734696 = 8.6474 BTC [-] -143983;1359751812;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.79 = 7.11 BTC [+] -143982;1359751921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.00065766 = 1.9401 BTC [-] -143981;1359752095;Bugpowder;;;ticker -143980;1359752096;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.92002, Best ask: 21.00999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08997, Last trade: 20.92001, 24 hour volume: 51619.16184093, 24 hour low: 20.40000, 24 hour high: 21.24500, 24 hour vwap: 20.74138 -143979;1359752113;Bugpowder;rally on -143978;1359752320;error4733;rally4ever -143977;1359752484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 317 @ 0.00734696 = 2.329 BTC [-] -143976;1359752486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1229 @ 0.00723267 = 8.889 BTC [-] -143975;1359752527;mircea_popescu;hey all -143974;1359752551;jurov;'ello -143973;1359752564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066635 = 2.8793 BTC [+] -143972;1359752565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9030 @ 0.00066655 = 6.0189 BTC [+] -143971;1359752593;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.785 = 3.925 BTC [-] -143970;1359752595;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.79 = 11.85 BTC [+] -143969;1359752658;mircea_popescu; usually there is a date on which all owners << yeah, there's no postdate. -143968;1359752679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2221 @ 0.00723267 = 16.0638 BTC [-] -143967;1359752680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 679 @ 0.00721781 = 4.9009 BTC [-] -143966;1359752774;mircea_popescu; with the right connections and support << would be pretty grand. -143965;1359752838;jurov;it's YOU -143964;1359752904;mircea_popescu; BUY|S.DICE|50000|00650000 << do you find it more convenient with the lead 0s ? -143963;1359752922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1433 @ 0.00066655 = 0.9552 BTC [+] -143962;1359752923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066819 = 2.8872 BTC [+] -143961;1359752925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5474 @ 0.0006682 = 3.6577 BTC [+] -143960;1359752936;jurov;;) -143959;1359752968;mircea_popescu; except east germans << east german girls still had to move their ass... -143958;1359753010;jurov;deadterra, i have uncredited deposits, too. stay in queue. :) -143957;1359753018;mircea_popescu;lol lessee here. -143956;1359753113;mircea_popescu;ok, deposits flushed. -143955;1359753134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 26666 @ 0.00739499 = 197.1948 BTC [+] -143954;1359753271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 480 @ 0.00739499 = 3.5496 BTC [+] -143953;1359753286;mircea_popescu;so about webserver desync earlier : mpex uses a (trade server) - (web server) architecture. you can't talk to the trade engine directly. -143952;1359753302;mircea_popescu;that link can get broken, it shouldn't happen to often but it does happen -143951;1359753313;mircea_popescu;the result is new trades not being reported. they DO happen, you just don't hear about them. -143950;1359753356;mircea_popescu;basically what happens is you send order X, mpex says "will be processed" and "nothing happens". -143949;1359753366;mircea_popescu;something does happen, you just don't hear about it till the webserver resyncs -143948;1359753397;mircea_popescu;working to make all this smoother, but traffic just keeps going up. -143947;1359753440;Namworld;Ah, you will need to add a server or two maybe. -143946;1359753450;Namworld;Looks like MPEx is growing -143945;1359753507;jurov;the issue is that after desync is done, one ends up with bunch of only weakly identifiable transactions -143944;1359753521;mircea_popescu;jurov the thing is tho, order of orders is preserved -143943;1359753530;mircea_popescu;you should be able to recognise them by the order you put them in -143942;1359753595;mircea_popescu;is that problematic ? -143941;1359753600;jurov;but i mean order of trades, are they in any useful order? -143940;1359753633;mircea_popescu;um. -143939;1359753640;mircea_popescu;you put order A in. then B. then C. -143938;1359753649;mircea_popescu;when server resyncs order execution is reported ABC -143937;1359753652;mircea_popescu;not CAB or w/e -143936;1359753686;mircea_popescu;suppose you do SELL|X|1000 then SELL|X|1000 -143935;1359753699;jurov;you mean the "TradeHistory" part of statjson? -143934;1359753707;mircea_popescu;when mpes says 500@3 200@4 300@5 750@6 -143933;1359753732;mircea_popescu;this means first 1k executed 3,4,5 and 750 of the 2nd 1k executed 6 -143932;1359753751;mircea_popescu;one second i'll check on trade history too so i don't say something stupid -143931;1359753755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00739499 = 9.9832 BTC [+] -143930;1359753825;jurov;i have no issue with "Book" part. once order appears ther all is willy nilly. -143929;1359753854;mircea_popescu;jurov trade history is also sorted list.descending, historically. -143928;1359753900;jurov;first by order, then by time? -143927;1359753910;jborkl;is there a ex-div date, or what the server has in it the second the div is pushed? -143926;1359753956;mircea_popescu;jurov what do you mean first by order ? -143925;1359753978;mircea_popescu;jborkl no exdate. whoever has shares when divs are pushed gets divs. -143924;1359754005;jborkl;Thanks -143923;1359754073;jurov;just a small confusion, yes they are by time -143922;1359754074;DeadWeasel;anyone else getting a 502 bad gateway nginx error on bitcointalk forum? -143921;1359754105;mircea_popescu;jurov yeah, time only. not sorted by whether you buy or sell or anything else. -143920;1359754119;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel forum is kinda on/off. too much trolling -143919;1359754156;mircea_popescu;jurov now, all that aside, webserver desyncs really should not happen. -143918;1359754161;DeadWeasel;okie doke. thx. -143917;1359754168;mircea_popescu;and so working on it. -143916;1359754213;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.789 = 1.578 BTC [-] -143915;1359754220;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -143914;1359754221;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00665746 / 0.00728093 / 0.00739499 (112603 shares, 819.86 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00723815 / 0.0075 (680391 shares, 4,924.77 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00481919 / 0.0075 (6561890 shares, 31,623.06 BTC) -143913;1359754264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065777 = 2.8422 BTC [-] -143912;1359754265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4865 @ 0.00065773 = 3.1999 BTC [-] -143911;1359754273;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [+] -143910;1359754340;jurov;thanks, just last question. when he trades have same timestamp, can i assume any secondary ordering? -143909;1359754390;jurov;such as, trades for older orders are further to the end of the list? -143908;1359754442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066001 = 2.8519 BTC [+] -143907;1359754444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12529 @ 0.00066006 = 8.2699 BTC [+] -143906;1359754585;mircea_popescu;jurov when i say they're ordered historically i mean they're ordered in the absolute historical sense. if there's five orders on the same timestamp they're in the order they were received. -143905;1359754600;mircea_popescu;if you use a single thread this would be equal to the order you sent them in -143904;1359754611;mircea_popescu;but i guess if you open multiple sessions things may well get quantumified. -143903;1359754630;jurov;sure i do... can't have users blocking each other :P -143902;1359754739;mircea_popescu;well then we're fucked. -143901;1359754803;jurov;o far i'm only fixing things manually every few days. time well paid. maybe i'll outsource it :D -143900;1359754858;jurov;was also thinking to reserve right to change last satoshi for order identification purposes -143899;1359754858;mircea_popescu;lol -143898;1359754870;mircea_popescu;how'd that last satoshi thing work ? -143897;1359754904;jurov;the problem actually arises only if there are simultaneous orders with exactly same price -143896;1359754978;jurov;but as the last digit is fully relevant this isn't the way to go -143895;1359755026;jurov;so this will have to wait till i buy more accounts -143894;1359755046;jurov;so i can spread such orders -143893;1359755062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065788 = 2.8427 BTC [-] -143892;1359755064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9329 @ 0.00065773 = 6.136 BTC [-] -143891;1359755070;jurov;or when you provide better match info -143890;1359755085;jurov;(easy decision for mpex, lol) -143889;1359755091;mircea_popescu;lol. -143888;1359755143;mircea_popescu;now re the other thing : i can't readily use a hash of the order itself as the only identifier cause the one time there's a collision i'm going to be so fucked there's no telling. -143887;1359755158;mircea_popescu;i *could* use it as an extra field, but the db bloat may be an issue. -143886;1359755173;mircea_popescu;it certainly was discussed before. -143885;1359755179;jurov;there will be much sooner bit flip from cosmic rays than sha1 collision -143884;1359755219;jurov;and if it's auxiliary field, something like 10chars fro the hash is sufficient -143883;1359755234;jurov;collision still almost impossible -143882;1359755260;mircea_popescu;well, if it's auxiliary, collision does not matter at all. -143881;1359755282;mircea_popescu;even if it's 2 bytes, your odds to create a 2 byte collision... heh. -143880;1359755383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065985 = 2.8512 BTC [+] -143879;1359755385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14321 @ 0.00066006 = 9.4527 BTC [+] -143878;1359755709;jurov;lol, worrying about sha1(order+signature) collisions... it's like mpex is going to become used across whole multiverse -143877;1359755957;mircea_popescu;you don't know my luck. -143876;1359756003;jurov;maybe there's a bounty to make sha1 collision of meaningful strings.. so you'll get rewarded then -143875;1359756042;mircea_popescu;but they're not meaningful at all. -143874;1359756091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066804 = 2.8866 BTC [+] -143873;1359756093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13726 @ 0.0006682 = 9.1717 BTC [+] -143872;1359756094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1753 @ 0.00066863 = 1.1721 BTC [+] -143871;1359756135;jurov;i meant, it's no on-purpose generated input on hash. they are signed mpex orders that must observe some pretty tightly defined format. -143870;1359756228;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, the leading zeros help me conceive the number. I mentally break it into two groups of four -143869;1359756250;jurov;lol i read that as deceive -143868;1359756271;smickles;;) -143867;1359756316;mircea_popescu;jurov a i c what you mean -143866;1359756349;mircea_popescu;smickles cool. still coming to terms wuith the ergonomics of this entire satoshi insanity. -143865;1359756534;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140541.0 -143864;1359756543;mircea_popescu;apparently there's still people with balances on intersangro !? -143863;1359756548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006641 = 2.8696 BTC [-] -143862;1359756550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1679 @ 0.00066384 = 1.1146 BTC [-] -143861;1359756753;smickles;;;ticker -143860;1359756754;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.85001, Best ask: 20.99660, Bid-ask spread: 0.14659, Last trade: 20.85001, 24 hour volume: 50983.80273450, 24 hour low: 20.40000, 24 hour high: 21.24500, 24 hour vwap: 20.72846 -143859;1359756840;mircea_popescu;so basically... nothinfg happened -143858;1359756865;mircea_popescu;network still at ~25th -143857;1359756968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10550 @ 0.00066384 = 7.0035 BTC [-] -143856;1359757453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9529 @ 0.00066384 = 6.3257 BTC [-] -143855;1359757455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7397 @ 0.00066163 = 4.8941 BTC [-] -143854;1359757815;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.79 = 4.74 BTC [+] -143853;1359757847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550 @ 0.00066656 = 2.3663 BTC [+] -143852;1359757849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066819 = 2.8872 BTC [+] -143851;1359757849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8584 @ 0.0006682 = 5.7358 BTC [+] -143850;1359757979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4603 @ 0.00066163 = 3.0455 BTC [-] -143849;1359757980;ssssssss;hi... anyone experienced with Irc bots? I mean to install and support a channel -143848;1359758150;jurov;ask kakobrekla -143847;1359758192;jurov;but it isn't rocket science -143846;1359758237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00729646 = 2.9186 BTC [-] -143845;1359758238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00728887 = 5.8311 BTC [-] -143844;1359758381;DeadWeasel;try #bitcoin-bots -143843;1359758399;DeadWeasel;or say #irc-bots ? -143842;1359758508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065774 = 2.8421 BTC [-] -143841;1359758510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10956 @ 0.00065773 = 7.2061 BTC [-] -143840;1359758511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4323 @ 0.00065766 = 2.8431 BTC [-] -143839;1359758744;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 5 @ 0.22139121 = 1.107 BTC [+] -143838;1359758761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065802 = 2.8433 BTC [+] -143837;1359758763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5994 @ 0.00065766 = 3.942 BTC [-] -143836;1359758764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 285 @ 0.00065563 = 0.1869 BTC [-] -143835;1359758891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065579 = 2.8337 BTC [+] -143834;1359758893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19915 @ 0.00065563 = 13.0569 BTC [-] -143833;1359758894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00065502 = 6.845 BTC [-] -143832;1359758895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00065476 = 5.5982 BTC [-] -143831;1359758897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14764 @ 0.00065408 = 9.6568 BTC [-] -143830;1359758947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00065408 = 2.0276 BTC [-] -143829;1359758988;Namworld;Who needs an autoupdating portfolio? -143828;1359758997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9736 @ 0.00065408 = 6.3681 BTC [-] -143827;1359758997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00065293 = 9.2063 BTC [-] -143826;1359758999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00065278 = 9.9223 BTC [-] -143825;1359759000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11679 @ 0.00065239 = 7.6193 BTC [-] -143824;1359759001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4871 @ 0.00065238 = 3.1777 BTC [-] -143823;1359759016;Bugpowder;mine could be improved -143822;1359759214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00065238 = 4.8929 BTC [-] -143821;1359759684;pigeons;Ukto: cute icons on bitfunder -143820;1359759742;Ukto;was Fortress' idea -143819;1359759750;Ukto;he asked for an icon for his, so I made one for sdice too -143818;1359759764;Ukto;did you see teh favicon he made for us? :) -143817;1359759882;pigeons;ah now i see, nice -143816;1359759885;dub;mircea_popescu: where are you getting net speed from? I think regardless of where its too noisy to infer much from spot checks -143815;1359759926;mircea_popescu;dub i reverse it based on block freq -143814;1359759940;mircea_popescu;it's certainly noisy -143813;1359760073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7121 @ 0.00065238 = 4.6456 BTC [-] -143812;1359760074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5929 @ 0.00065226 = 3.8672 BTC [-] -143811;1359760276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1821 @ 0.00065226 = 1.1878 BTC [-] -143810;1359760278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9703 @ 0.0006518 = 6.3244 BTC [-] -143809;1359760279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6026 @ 0.00065141 = 3.9254 BTC [-] -143808;1359760399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 270 @ 0.00739499 = 1.9966 BTC [+] -143807;1359760445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8 @ 0.00739499 = 0.0592 BTC [+] -143806;1359760624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00065142 = 6.5142 BTC [+] -143805;1359760625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13952 @ 0.00065141 = 9.0885 BTC [-] -143804;1359760627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9359 @ 0.00065091 = 6.0919 BTC [-] -143803;1359760628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2757 @ 0.0006507 = 1.794 BTC [-] -143802;1359761719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065708 = 2.8392 BTC [+] -143801;1359761721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21113 @ 0.00065709 = 13.8731 BTC [+] -143800;1359761722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3916 @ 0.00066031 = 2.5858 BTC [+] -143799;1359761976;Chilca;mircea_popescu: hey are you there? -143798;1359762090;mircea_popescu;yea -143797;1359762131;mircea_popescu;Chilca sup ? -143796;1359763607;Bugpowder;Just when I reach the depths of despair... Someone starts buying bitcoins again. -143795;1359763626;mircea_popescu;lol -143794;1359763661;mircea_popescu;methinks you're maybe too emotionally invested ? -143793;1359763681;Bugpowder;its a highly leveraged position -143792;1359763694;Bugpowder;though, if I lost it all, I'd still be up 30% from Jan 1. -143791;1359763697;Bugpowder;so -143790;1359763701;Bugpowder;in bitcoin terms -143789;1359763739;mircea_popescu;not bad. -143788;1359763774;Chilca;mircea_popescu: Your order to BUY 4056 S.DICE @market price has been received and will be processed. -143787;1359763793;Chilca;mircea_popescu: assbot do not show it -143786;1359763860;Bugpowder;mpex was seriously fucked up this morning -143785;1359763867;Namworld;yeah -143784;1359763872;mircea_popescu;myeah. -143783;1359763872;Bugpowder;2pm UTC -143782;1359763940;Chilca;mircea_popescu: should I try again? -143781;1359763959;gesell;wow, welcome back to the real world bcEUR (exchange finally not giving as many arbitrage opps) -143780;1359763990;mircea_popescu;yeah. -143779;1359764074;Gregoriano;happy to be a SDICE shareholder and put the tuition of my kids in safe hands -143778;1359764111;mircea_popescu;haha now that's a point -143777;1359764123;Gregoriano;;) -143776;1359764127;mircea_popescu;hm, is assbot dead ? -143775;1359764143;gesell;Gregoriano: dividends paid up? -143774;1359764146;Namworld;poor jcpham. So am I -143773;1359764159;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -143772;1359764159;mircea_popescu;13`014 S.MPOE @ 0.00065051BTC = 8.46573714BTC (= 175.24 USD). 11 #trade #bitcoin #btc #stocks -143771;1359764170;jcpham;i'm just watching the show i guess -143770;1359764177;mircea_popescu;i think assbot is ded. -143769;1359764191;Gregoriano;Just became a shareholder. Not sure if I need to wait a full month or will dividends will be pro rated -143768;1359764228;jcpham;no comment on the bitcoin goblin that is satoshidice -143767;1359764251;Namworld;Gregoriano: you get full dividend if you're the one holding the share at the time of dividend -143766;1359764252;jurov;!ticker m s.dice -143765;1359764253;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00711968 / 0.00733749 / 0.00739499 (107244 shares, 786.90 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00724625 / 0.0075 (679325 shares, 4,922.56 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00482134 / 0.0075 (6567424 shares, 31,663.79 BTC) -143764;1359764265;Namworld;So you should get a full dividend in the next days -143763;1359764267;jcpham;although i called it a goblin, so that's a comment -143762;1359764277;Gregoriano;@Namworld, wow, that's great -143761;1359764312;Gregoriano;@Namworld that's great -143760;1359764316;mircea_popescu;mkay, the good news is the brightest man i know has found a way to squeeze more out of less. -143759;1359764338;mircea_popescu;update goes up in ~2 hours, hopefully we see at least a few weeks w/o anymore desyncs -143758;1359764351;mircea_popescu;by which time more ppl write more bots. -143757;1359764361;gesell;update to mpex? -143756;1359764365;mircea_popescu;yes. -143755;1359764369;jurov;will be desync to end all desyncs -143754;1359764369;gesell;lovely -143753;1359764376;Namworld;Is that sarcastic? If it is, all I can imagine is someone: Look... if I press harder... more lemon juice comes out. -143752;1359764379;gesell;no -143751;1359764390;gesell;it is lovely -143750;1359764391;jcpham;mircea_popescu scaling issues? -143749;1359764399;mircea_popescu;jurov yea, finally creating that singularity. -143748;1359764416;mircea_popescu;jcpham you have no idea i tell you. i bet there's pools that do less hashes than mpex does txs -143747;1359764428;mircea_popescu;i am mining! -143746;1359764431;mircea_popescu;on cpus -143745;1359764447;jcpham;mine em' into the ground that's what i say -143744;1359764451;jcpham;screw the backups -143743;1359764463;jurov;i told you, mpex works on multiverse & miltidimensional scale -143742;1359764467;mircea_popescu;o, yea, i hope you all have mpex back-ups right ? -143741;1359764467;jcpham;when it's over. call the bitcoins gifts -143740;1359764522;jcpham;terrible humor. try to keep mpex running though for sure ;) -143739;1359764590;Bugpowder;;;ticker -143738;1359764594;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.08910, Best ask: 21.09970, Bid-ask spread: 0.01060, Last trade: 21.09970, 24 hour volume: 45928.75755893, 24 hour low: 20.40000, 24 hour high: 21.13000, 24 hour vwap: 20.74014 -143737;1359764599;Bugpowder;RALLY ON, WAYNE -143736;1359764637;Bugpowder;that's it, I'm turning the sound on -143735;1359764758;Bugpowder;oops -143734;1359764761;Bugpowder;rally off -143733;1359764764;Bugpowder;new wall -143732;1359764784;Bugpowder;sneaky bastards -143731;1359764829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22074 @ 0.00065051 = 14.3594 BTC [-] -143730;1359764888;Namworld;price is already through the roof -143729;1359764947;mircea_popescu;lol Bugpowder is going to have a child with this rally -143728;1359765202;Bugpowder;mpex might be desynced again -143727;1359765233;Bugpowder;order executed but is not showing up -143726;1359765239;Bugpowder;in stat or web -143725;1359765310;jurov;well... now everyone go to coinbr and issue orders furiously :D -143724;1359765576;DeadWeasel;zeroconfirmations.com I think this is a great URL for a bitcoin blog. -143723;1359765598;StarenseN;-s -143722;1359765828;Bugpowder;dispair -143721;1359766014;mircea_popescu;mkay -143720;1359766016;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 46 @ 0.0099 = 0.4554 BTC [+] -143719;1359766022;mircea_popescu;slightly more advanced dos-thing -143718;1359766433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143717;1359766442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143716;1359766443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143715;1359766445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143714;1359766446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143713;1359766447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143712;1359766448;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [+] -143711;1359766468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143710;1359766469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143709;1359766470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143708;1359766471;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143707;1359766473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143706;1359766473;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143705;1359766474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143704;1359766475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143703;1359766476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143702;1359766477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143701;1359766478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143700;1359766487;jurov;eh? -143699;1359766496;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143698;1359766497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143697;1359766499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143696;1359766500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143695;1359766500;Namworld;I see a bot eating 5 S.DICE at a time -143694;1359766501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143693;1359766518;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143692;1359766520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143691;1359766521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143690;1359766522;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143689;1359766523;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143688;1359766524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143687;1359766530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143686;1359766531;JohnGalt;skynet it has begun -143685;1359766532;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143684;1359766533;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143683;1359766534;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143682;1359766534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143681;1359766535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143680;1359766540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143679;1359766541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143678;1359766543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143677;1359766544;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143676;1359766544;mircea_popescu;heh -143675;1359766545;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143674;1359766546;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143673;1359766547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143672;1359766548;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143671;1359766548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143670;1359766549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143669;1359766550;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143668;1359766551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143667;1359766552;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143666;1359766553;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143665;1359766554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143664;1359766555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143663;1359766556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143662;1359766557;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143661;1359766557;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143660;1359766558;mircea_popescu;this will be painful. -143659;1359766558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143658;1359766559;JohnGalt;I surrender -143657;1359766559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143656;1359766560;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143655;1359766561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143654;1359766562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143653;1359766563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143652;1359766564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143651;1359766565;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143650;1359766566;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143649;1359766567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143648;1359766568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143647;1359766569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143646;1359766570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143645;1359766571;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143644;1359766572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143643;1359766573;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143642;1359766574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143641;1359766575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143640;1359766576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143639;1359766577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143638;1359766578;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143637;1359766579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143636;1359766580;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143635;1359766581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143634;1359766582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143633;1359766583;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143632;1359766583;Namworld;nein nein nein nein nein nein nein nein nein -143631;1359766584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143630;1359766585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143629;1359766586;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143628;1359766587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143627;1359766588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143626;1359766588;Bugpowder;lol -143625;1359766589;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143624;1359766589;Bugpowder;lol -143623;1359766590;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143622;1359766591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143621;1359766592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143620;1359766592;Bugpowder;lol -143619;1359766593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143618;1359766593;Bugpowder;lol -143617;1359766594;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143616;1359766594;Bugpowder;lol -143615;1359766594;Bugpowder;lol -143614;1359766595;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143613;1359766595;Bugpowder;lol -143612;1359766596;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143611;1359766597;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143610;1359766598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143609;1359766598;mircea_popescu;lol who was complaining about trades not going through ? -143608;1359766599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143607;1359766599;JohnGalt;whoever writes after me is dumb -143606;1359766600;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143605;1359766600;mircea_popescu;you see nao -143604;1359766601;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143603;1359766602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143602;1359766603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143601;1359766604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143600;1359766605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143599;1359766606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143598;1359766607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143597;1359766607;evoorhees;HFT!!! :) -143596;1359766608;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143595;1359766609;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143594;1359766610;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143593;1359766611;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143592;1359766612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143591;1359766612;mircea_popescu;lol -143590;1359766613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143589;1359766614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143588;1359766615;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143587;1359766616;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143586;1359766617;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143585;1359766618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143584;1359766619;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143583;1359766620;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143582;1359766620;Namworld;So... -143581;1359766621;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143580;1359766622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143579;1359766623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143578;1359766624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143577;1359766625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143576;1359766626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143575;1359766627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143574;1359766627;mircea_popescu;we are very synced nao -143573;1359766628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143572;1359766629;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143571;1359766629;Namworld;You get 0.2% of each sale so... -143570;1359766630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143569;1359766631;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143568;1359766632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143567;1359766633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143566;1359766634;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143565;1359766635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143564;1359766636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143563;1359766637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00065938 = 7.6818 BTC [+] -143562;1359766638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143561;1359766639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143560;1359766639;JohnGalt;$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ -143559;1359766640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143558;1359766640;mircea_popescu;they're not diff sales. just the same batch re-reported -143557;1359766641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143556;1359766642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00739499 = 0.037 BTC [+] -143555;1359766643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143554;1359766644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143553;1359766645;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143552;1359766646;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143551;1359766647;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143550;1359766648;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.19864392 BTC [-] -143549;1359766649;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.20174645 BTC [+] -143548;1359766650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00065938 = 8.7038 BTC [+] -143547;1359766657;jurov;haha -143546;1359766661;Bugpowder;I bought those calls actually -143545;1359766663;evoorhees;did assbot get kicked? -143544;1359766666;jurov;yes -143543;1359766667;Bugpowder;and only 1 of each was on sale -143542;1359766668;Namworld;BOOM -143541;1359766683;Bugpowder;UH OH -143540;1359766684;Bugpowder;To certify that the aforementioned holds as of the quoted time the following with MPEx : To which add orders in the book fully paid in advance : To which add sums deposited as surety for 4th Friday settled option and future contracts : -143539;1359766688;Namworld;Die, bot, die -143538;1359766701;jurov;Bugpowder got pwned -143537;1359766717;Namworld;or is it bort? or Bart? -143536;1359766732;jurov;Bugpowder not really, next stat should be normal -143535;1359766746;Namworld;Mine is normal -143534;1359766746;JohnGalt;are you the s.dice guy evoorhees? fill up your wallet I wanna play 0.1 on 64000x :P -143533;1359766829;Namworld;no, you must bet on the house -143532;1359766866;mircea_popescu;ok let's try this again -143531;1359766872;mircea_popescu;anyone want to buy/sell 1 share of something ? -143530;1359766881;Namworld;I'll do -143529;1359766922;evoorhees;JohnGalt... the max bet for that is .0783 right now -143528;1359766927;evoorhees;if you win, I'll hunt you down! -143527;1359766936;JohnGalt;I want to be they guy who won 130k dollarz, not 100k, will it go back to 0.1? -143526;1359766990;Namworld;long term, the 64000x has as much chance earning money for SD -143525;1359767082;mircea_popescu;ok, go for it Namworld -143524;1359767121;Bugpowder;My holdings are back -143523;1359767138;mircea_popescu;hum this isn;'t reporting ;/ -143522;1359767139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BVPS] 1 @ 0.01499986 BTC [-] -143521;1359767142;mircea_popescu;o wait -143520;1359767144;Namworld;It is -143519;1359767147;mircea_popescu;aha! -143518;1359767151;Namworld;assbot wasn't in here -143517;1359767168;mircea_popescu;okay. totally different configuration of shit engaged. -143516;1359767177;mircea_popescu;this should really work much better. we see. -143515;1359767249;jurov;you can perhaps allow HTTP/1.1 pipelined requests now :DDD -143514;1359767360;mircea_popescu;o, no, i'll enjoy last summer-style peace and quiet for at least a few days -143513;1359767641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00065092 = 12.042 BTC [+] -143512;1359767643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00065092 = 12.042 BTC [+] -143511;1359767688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00065092 BTC [+] -143510;1359767732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00065092 BTC [+] -143509;1359767806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00065092 BTC [+] -143508;1359767828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4750 @ 0.00064937 = 3.0845 BTC [-] -143507;1359767829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10985 @ 0.00064927 = 7.1322 BTC [-] -143506;1359767895;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.79 = 11.85 BTC [+] -143505;1359767923;pigeons;$20 is the new $20 -143504;1359767950;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -143503;1359767952;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.41001, Best ask: 20.48000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06999, Last trade: 20.41001, 24 hour volume: 50513.17507919, 24 hour low: 20.40000, 24 hour high: 21.13000, 24 hour vwap: 20.72567 -143502;1359768021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4 @ 0.00065092 = 0.0026 BTC [+] -143501;1359768042;Guest7347;!ticker h sdice -143500;1359768043;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.70500000 / 0.7714362 / 0.89000000 (522 shares, 402.68969702 BTC), 7D: 0.55000001 / 0.72723107 / 0.89000000 (1489 shares, 1082.84706155 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.53753253 / 0.89000000 (6278 shares, 3374.62925095 BTC) -143499;1359768050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6512 @ 0.00064927 = 4.228 BTC [-] -143498;1359768050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2288 @ 0.00064855 = 1.4839 BTC [-] -143497;1359768051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2288 @ 0.00064855 = 1.4839 BTC [-] -143496;1359768110;mircea_popescu;great, now we have echo -143495;1359768248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00739201 = 11.088 BTC [-] -143494;1359768250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8500 @ 0.00739499 = 62.8574 BTC [+] -143493;1359768251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8500 @ 0.00739499 = 62.8574 BTC [+] -143492;1359768414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9646 @ 0.00064855 = 6.2559 BTC [-] -143491;1359768416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13842 @ 0.00064852 = 8.9768 BTC [-] -143490;1359768430;Ukto;echo -143489;1359768434;Ukto;btw -143488;1359768435;Ukto;mircea_popescu -143487;1359768439;Ukto;did you see bitfunders new favicon ? -143486;1359768440;Ukto;:P -143485;1359768454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00739499 = 3.6975 BTC [+] -143484;1359768474;mircea_popescu;i hadn't -143483;1359768484;jurov;favicom omg. coinbr has favicon too. hand drawn by myself :D -143482;1359768496;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.77 = 3.85 BTC [-] -143481;1359768498;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 40 @ 0.765 = 30.6 BTC [-] -143480;1359768674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14008 @ 0.00064852 = 9.0845 BTC [-] -143479;1359768676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5942 @ 0.00064763 = 3.8482 BTC [-] -143478;1359769076;gesell;how does https://bitfinex.com/pages/stats determine its bear bull index? -143477;1359769222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00728888 = 7.2889 BTC [-] -143476;1359769224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00728887 = 1.0933 BTC [-] -143475;1359769225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00728887 = 1.0933 BTC [-] -143474;1359769226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00721781 = 2.8871 BTC [-] -143473;1359769227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00721781 = 2.8871 BTC [-] -143472;1359769266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 805 @ 0.00065092 = 0.524 BTC [+] -143471;1359769406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12812 @ 0.0006554 = 8.397 BTC [+] -143470;1359769448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 788 @ 0.00064872 = 0.5112 BTC [-] -143469;1359769449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006588 = 2.8467 BTC [+] -143468;1359769451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54892 @ 0.00065881 = 36.1634 BTC [+] -143467;1359769452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7581 @ 0.00066031 = 5.0058 BTC [+] -143466;1359769453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27600 @ 0.0006619 = 18.2684 BTC [+] -143465;1359769454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3432 @ 0.00066304 = 2.2756 BTC [+] -143464;1359769455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1386 @ 0.00066523 = 0.922 BTC [+] -143463;1359769600;mjr_;hi everyone -143462;1359769658;mircea_popescu;hi mjr_ -143461;1359769706;mjr_;i created an online presentation -143460;1359769708;mjr_;https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5ZviIIaT7_kYzdaUloyR05La2M/edit?usp=sharing -143459;1359769724;mjr_;it briefly explains bitcoins in what i hope is easy to understand terms -143458;1359769744;mjr_;i was hoping that a few people would take a quick skim and let me know if there are any glaring errors -143457;1359769817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 145 @ 0.00739499 = 1.0723 BTC [+] -143456;1359769850;mjr_;has anyone used bitinstant? -143455;1359769864;mircea_popescu;can you put it somewhere in a text format ? pastebin maybe ? -143454;1359769871;mjr_;and are they worthwhile? i am interested in the cash deposit method -143453;1359769888;mjr_;hmmm, might be able to but it is slides...would pdf work? -143452;1359769907;mircea_popescu;i guess. -143451;1359769921;mjr_;its a google doc right now...i figured everyone could read it easily -143450;1359769933;mircea_popescu;bitinstant is solid as far as i hear. -143449;1359769937;mircea_popescu;hello ShaTwo -143448;1359769948;mircea_popescu;everyone, this is the bitmillions guy. -143447;1359770017;ShaTwo;jeje.. -143446;1359770029;ShaTwo;Hi everybody.. -143445;1359770050;ShaTwo;we just launched today… http://bitmillions.com -143444;1359770056;Namworld;the private key decrypts and the public key encrypts? I was certain it was the other way around. -143443;1359770065;ShaTwo;Love to ear comment on the site.. -143442;1359770066;mircea_popescu;depends what you're doing -143441;1359770087;Namworld;for bitcoin transactions -143440;1359770097;Namworld;not receiving private messages -143439;1359770115;mircea_popescu;tbh i have no idea -143438;1359770117;mjr_;i mean the messages are not really encrypted -143437;1359770128;mjr_;you are signing the message with the key -143436;1359770141;mjr_;but i did not want to get into very small dettail -143435;1359770152;mjr_;since i am assuming a non techie audience lol -143434;1359770168;Namworld;yeah, but it says the public key encrypts and can be given, and private key unencrypt and must be kept private -143433;1359770178;mjr_;but in order to send an encrypted message...i would encrypt it using your public key, you would be the only one able to read it -143432;1359770179;mircea_popescu;tbh, i thought you're signing with their public key. -143431;1359770182;Namworld;should be private key sign transactions and must be kept private -143430;1359770197;Namworld;public key verify signature and can be given publicly -143429;1359770216;mjr_;yes...that is how bitcoin works...i think that section was more about cryptography in general -143428;1359770233;mjr_;but i can update it to show how it is used in this instance -143427;1359770251;mjr_;i wanted to explain public key cryptography in as simple terms as possible -143426;1359770257;mjr_;which is pretty tough -143425;1359770275;mjr_;especially because i don't want to say "trust me, it works" -143424;1359770293;mircea_popescu;"math" -143423;1359770298;mjr_;yes lol\ -143422;1359770341;mjr_;but overall pretty clear and readable? -143421;1359770438;mjr_;i'm working on getting bitcoins accepted on this other site too -143420;1359770517;mjr_;a binary options site -143419;1359770542;kakobrekla;url? -143418;1359770725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065619 = 2.8354 BTC [-] -143417;1359770726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7073 @ 0.00065606 = 4.6403 BTC [-] -143416;1359770776;Ukto;ShaTwo: damn you -143415;1359770777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00065606 = 7.6759 BTC [-] -143414;1359770784;Ukto;your system is very similar to one I have in the works lol -143413;1359770792;Ukto;and you have a nice site :) -143412;1359770807;ShaTwo;Ukto: jeje… really? -143411;1359770815;Ukto;yeah -143410;1359770819;Ukto;mine wasnt on a per block basis -143409;1359770822;Ukto;but very similar -143408;1359770828;Ukto;pm ? :) -143407;1359770833;ShaTwo;Sure -143406;1359771083;mjr_;ShaTwo: omg the coins falling is loud -143405;1359771085;mjr_;lol -143404;1359771153;ShaTwo;mjr_: LOL -143403;1359771186;mircea_popescu;ShaTwo you totally have to make your wot -143402;1359771193;mjr_;i was like "what the..." -143401;1359771200;mircea_popescu;;;register -143400;1359771201;gribble;(register []) -- Register your GPG identity, associating GPG key with . is a 16 digit key id, with or without the '0x' prefix. Optional argument tells us where to get your public key. By default we look on servers listed in 'plugins.GPG.keyservers' config. You will be given a random passphrase to clearsign with your key, (1 more message) -143399;1359771251;ShaTwo;mircea_popescu: I will… I didn't sleep in 40 hours … so I will leave for tomorrow :) -143398;1359771291;mircea_popescu;some sleep is required. -143397;1359771292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00066321 = 2.9844 BTC [+] -143396;1359771335;mjr_;the site looks good ShaTwo -143395;1359771369;ShaTwo;Thanks :) -143394;1359771536;pigeons;http://i45.tinypic.com/o10irs.jpg -143393;1359771591;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder quick! it's collapsing! -143392;1359771602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00066511 = 2.86 BTC [+] -143391;1359771643;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1496505#msg1496505 -143390;1359771647;mircea_popescu;anyone seen that ?! -143389;1359771663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00066457 = 9.1046 BTC [-] -143388;1359771665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8727 @ 0.00065606 = 5.7254 BTC [-] -143387;1359771666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30550 @ 0.00065375 = 19.9721 BTC [-] -143386;1359771753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00732211 = 36.6106 BTC [-] -143385;1359771909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3566 @ 0.00064763 = 2.3094 BTC [-] -143384;1359772090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 660 @ 0.00732211 = 4.8326 BTC [-] -143383;1359772092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 240 @ 0.00721781 = 1.7323 BTC [-] -143382;1359772154;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 9 @ 0.0098 = 0.0882 BTC [-] -143381;1359772229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.007395 = 1.479 BTC [+] -143380;1359772231;Namworld;Wow. That's a huge crash. 2% under face value -143379;1359772254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3592 @ 0.00064763 = 2.3263 BTC [-] -143378;1359772256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13208 @ 0.00064703 = 8.546 BTC [-] -143377;1359772286;drug_motor;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOCW6qHfKBw -143376;1359772373;mircea_popescu;lol .1 btc -143375;1359772446;jurov;Mining difficulty futures now on BitFunder: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140608.0 -143374;1359772481;Namworld;Anyone selling DMC shares? -143373;1359772536;mircea_popescu;a now this is interesting -143372;1359772564;mircea_popescu;This asset is available for shorting to anyone who provides collateral. Please inquiry on info@coinbr.com about doing so. Escrow at trusted third party is possible. -143371;1359772567;mircea_popescu;that's kinda vague. -143370;1359772570;mircea_popescu;so what's the collateral ? -143369;1359772636;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.765 = 7.65 BTC [-] -143368;1359772643;jurov;CoinBr.iDiff-O has 0.08 BTC/share, CoinBr.iDiff-E 0.15/share -143367;1359772652;jurov;its in description -143366;1359772670;mircea_popescu;aha so fixed. -143365;1359772682;mircea_popescu;i think you meant 20th march said february in the btctalk post -143364;1359772717;jurov;no, iDiff-O expires in February -143363;1359772728;jurov;and iDiff-E in March -143362;1359772731;mircea_popescu;o i c -143361;1359772756;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 34 @ 0.765 = 26.01 BTC [-] -143360;1359772809;mircea_popescu;how'd you fix the collateral level ? educated guess ? -143359;1359772836;jurov;yes, educated guess... hope i can come out with fixed rule in future -143358;1359772851;Namworld;Hey... -143357;1359772859;mircea_popescu;well im curious how this works out. -143356;1359772867;Namworld;I just discovered somethingawful while making a search for bitcoin related stuff... -143355;1359772894;pigeons;"Bitcoin still exists, and still provides comedy gold!" -143354;1359772910;Namworld;Seems those guys are aware of EVERYTHING happening in the Bitcoin community... -143353;1359772990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00064703 = 5.985 BTC [-] -143352;1359773032;mircea_popescu;any good quotes ? -143351;1359773039;Namworld;Anyone ever thought of going there and sealing it? Seems like there's a trolls leakage. -143350;1359773169;Namworld;Seems they're making fun of scams, Bitcoins and etc. -143349;1359773184;mircea_popescu;haven't they been forever ? -143348;1359773236;Namworld;Maybe, idk -143347;1359773241;Namworld;http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3486823 -143346;1359773254;Namworld;364 pages of bitcoin related posts and trolling -143345;1359773302;mircea_popescu;a cool -143344;1359773315;Namworld;and they're informed enough that some of them are probably lurking around bitcointalk.org posting inane content. -143343;1359773336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8003 @ 0.00065023 = 5.2038 BTC [+] -143342;1359773523;jurov;yes someone wrote complaining blogpost about their troll activity on btctalk/reddit -143341;1359773555;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet-january-2013-statement/ -143340;1359773769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.007395 = 10.353 BTC [+] -143339;1359773876;jurov;dividends? or already sent? -143338;1359773905;mircea_popescu;in a sec. -143337;1359774000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3078 @ 0.00065023 = 2.0014 BTC [+] -143336;1359774001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6964 @ 0.00065026 = 4.5284 BTC [+] -143335;1359774052;gesell;has sdice thought about becoming a payment processor as well so that it can take USD emmediately? of course it comes with the headache of other exchanges but with sdice's current exposure in the "real world" it might bring lots of new players aand new bitcoin users -143334;1359774091;jurov;gesell, it would need casino license -143333;1359774098;jurov;if it touched usd -143332;1359774102;gesell;sorry -143331;1359774103;gesell;not usd -143330;1359774106;gesell;hmm -143329;1359774111;gesell;yeah guess that is out of the picture -143328;1359774114;gesell;rest of the world? -143327;1359774156;gesell;or maybe bitinstant or bitpay should have a sdice quick road -143326;1359774163;gesell;for the nonUS world -143325;1359774179;jurov;well, gambling is regulated almost everywhere.. easier just to stick to btc -143324;1359774187;gesell;guess its all messy. but just looking at how to reduce the barrier from a gambler hearing about sdice and bitcoin, and then going off to figure out how to get started -143323;1359774229;gesell;how do online gamblers say, in the EU, deal with this now? getting funds in i mean -143322;1359774297;jurov;i'm not gambler, just heard something about skrillex/liberty reserve/etc. basically, e-gold currencies. -143321;1359774301;Namworld;bank account transfer to one of the exchange... how hard is it, really -143320;1359774321;Namworld;one time setup and then you're set -143319;1359774374;mircea_popescu;gesell what would be the benefit ? -143318;1359774421;mjr_;yeah...bank account transfer -143317;1359774424;gesell;additional players -143316;1359774428;mjr_;$15 -143315;1359774442;mjr_;then get the joy of paying the fee again on the reverse -143314;1359774446;mjr_;i hate banks -143313;1359774454;mircea_popescu;gesell ya but when you have a pizzeria doing great pizza -143312;1359774463;mircea_popescu;you don't start doing kebab just cause "more players" -143311;1359774463;mjr_;stick to making pizza -143310;1359774493;mjr_;good idea to have an easy inroad, but bad idea for them to touch USD -143309;1359774501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1109 @ 0.00065026 = 0.7211 BTC [+] -143308;1359774502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3291 @ 0.00065679 = 2.1615 BTC [+] -143307;1359774503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3291 @ 0.00065679 = 2.1615 BTC [+] -143306;1359774504;gesell;mircea_popescu: all true. but if you might contemplate how to make it easier for people that hear your pizza is great but dont come because the path seems complex, to make it less complex -143305;1359774515;Namworld;lol... almost no fees for Bitcoins. It's fund when you eliminate all the regulations/employees burden on transactions. -143304;1359774525;mjr_;i know -143303;1359774532;Namworld;It's fun* -143302;1359774540;mjr_;i look forward to the day you can get a home loan in bitcoins -143301;1359774547;jurov;gesell, be assured they did contemplate. i did too -143300;1359774561;mjr_;maybe using the contracts feature of bitcoin -143299;1359774577;jurov;but it's too big hassle to deal with fiat in realtion to gamblin and securities. i -143298;1359774588;jurov;but it's too big hassle to deal with fiat in realtion to gamblin and securities. i'm glad i don't have to -143297;1359774601;jurov;derp -143296;1359774606;mjr_;yeah...avoid the regulation as much as possible, you would probably lose money because of the compliance requirements -143295;1359774631;mjr_;that is one of the reasons sdice and the others are doing so well, super low overhead, and easy transfer in and out -143294;1359774667;mjr_;i am going to try bitzino for the first time :) -143293;1359774669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1030 @ 0.00065679 = 0.6765 BTC [+] -143292;1359774671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2789 @ 0.0006568 = 1.8318 BTC [+] -143291;1359774672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2789 @ 0.0006568 = 1.8318 BTC [+] -143290;1359774736;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.765 = 8.415 BTC [-] -143289;1359774738;gesell;if i had the exposure that sdice is getting i'd start to try to find ways measure the effect of bitcoin-user-bootstrap friction and process, and then reweigh the hassel of dealing with fiat depending on number of users. I mean consider the profit that MTGox makes and they have to deal with this hassel, and the profits SDice has. the question is if reduced friction for fiat entry to btc to sdice would add a logrythmic increase in profits... -143288;1359774768;gesell;i guess he's more focused on stability at the moment, which is fare -143287;1359774777;gesell;but i'd still contemplate if this friction could be measured -143286;1359774790;mircea_popescu;sdice actually makes significantly more than mtgox neh ? -143285;1359774802;gesell;mircea_popescu: i think so -143284;1359774823;mircea_popescu;so then ? why fuck with it -143283;1359774858;pigeons;i smell a biz school grad -143282;1359774868;gesell;because someone else might. because you are going to have competitors coming in that have dealt with fiat hassels for a long time and now adding btc -143281;1359774875;jcpham;smells like reggae music -143280;1359774876;mircea_popescu;so if anyone cares im curling that sa thread and will post it w/o all the cruft -143279;1359774893;mircea_popescu;possibly adnotated or i dunno -143278;1359774936;pigeons;smells like old liquor when we're out of teen spirits -143277;1359774936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065662 = 2.8373 BTC [-] -143276;1359774937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4279 @ 0.0006568 = 2.8104 BTC [+] -143275;1359775030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064739 = 2.7974 BTC [-] -143274;1359775032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7079 @ 0.00064704 = 4.5804 BTC [-] -143273;1359775152;mircea_popescu;ahh i like the new mpex. -143272;1359775173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2413 @ 0.00064713 = 1.5615 BTC [+] -143271;1359775220;jurov;mpoe-pr meets somethingawful? now that would be something -143270;1359775224;Namworld;I don't see any difference -143269;1359775229;mjr_;omg, i love bitzino -143268;1359775301;mircea_popescu;sed -e :a -e 's/<[^>]*>//g;/ -143195;1359777327;mjr_;one day i will finally get around these banks and get some cash on an exchange somewhere -143194;1359777362;mircea_popescu;mjr_ stick around for when sdice or smpoe distribute -143193;1359777387;mjr_;i don't have shares :( yet -143192;1359777390;gesell;anyone can point me to some abitrage code that deals with volume in orderbooks (calculating prof based on volume of several bids/asks rather than just the lowest/highest which might be really really small bids)? would like to integrate this into the google abitrage spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AguYZ5-dWMgfdElhakdHQzhiQXp5emctdjZTNG9qaEE&gid=0 -143191;1359777397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5255 @ 0.00065984 = 3.4675 BTC [+] -143190;1359777399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10645 @ 0.00066043 = 7.0303 BTC [+] -143189;1359777433;smickles;;;ticker -143188;1359777435;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.30200, Best ask: 20.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04799, Last trade: 20.35000, 24 hour volume: 50555.35614816, 24 hour low: 20.15000, 24 hour high: 21.13000, 24 hour vwap: 20.68153 -143187;1359777458;Namworld;Anyone got DMC shares? -143186;1359777480;Namworld;I'd like to buy a few around 0.02ish -143185;1359777543;gesell;once i get the volume issue settled im going to start to code direct buy and sell code for each exchange, direcly into the mofo'ing spreadsheet ;) -143184;1359777551;gesell;get google to be my damn abitrage bot -143183;1359777578;gesell;(and yeah, already sent the link before to the code, and will release publicly once it works) -143182;1359777593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1537 @ 0.00066043 = 1.0151 BTC [+] -143181;1359777595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00066139 = 5.5887 BTC [+] -143180;1359777602;mjr_;so you will have to open up accounts on each exchange? -143179;1359777608;gesell;mjr_: yeah -143178;1359777629;gesell;everyone says its not profitable. want to find out for myself and then just share the spreadsheet so everyone else can as well -143177;1359777645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9558 @ 0.00066523 = 6.3583 BTC [+] -143176;1359777646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2035 @ 0.00066572 = 1.3547 BTC [+] -143175;1359777684;gesell;kinda wanting to push it a bit... maybe we'll get close to NYSE where the closer your bot is to the exchange the better :) -143174;1359777789;jurov;you'll have to move fiat someday between them, no? -143173;1359777832;gesell;jurov: totally. im thinking about this as i go -143172;1359777862;mjr_;yeah, i think transaction fees are going to kill you -143171;1359777876;mjr_;if you could use liquidity rebates it might work -143170;1359777878;gesell;eh, not really. unless i need instant cash -143169;1359777889;mircea_popescu;ahh this sa forum thing is lol. -143168;1359777890;gesell;mjr_: what are liquidity rebates -143167;1359777892;mjr_;no i mean you would have paper gains, but then when you need to move it -143166;1359777898;mircea_popescu;they hate on the rota too. i had no idea. -143165;1359777909;gesell;what saa forum thing? -143164;1359777922;mjr_;usually if you put an order out on the books, thats just sitting there you are "adding liquidity" -143163;1359777937;mjr_;that is valuable, so on wall street...you get a rebate -143162;1359777941;Namworld;sa hates on EVERYTHING -143161;1359777950;mjr_;if you take someone else's offer you are "removing" liquidity -143160;1359777958;mjr_;so you pay a fee -143159;1359777961;gesell;aah -143158;1359777966;mircea_popescu;Namworld apparently. -143157;1359777979;gesell;mjr_: its not obvious to me if this is happening on btc exchanges. doesnt appear so -143156;1359777987;Namworld;It's about people who have nothing better to do than angst all day about everything. -143155;1359777989;mjr_;bitfloor did it -143154;1359777997;mircea_popescu;I'm actually developing a new respect for Mircea Popescu. He's so insufferable that I used to avoid reading anything he wrote but I've been reading his blog a bit lately and the man may be arrogant but he's not stupid. He thinks strategically and it will be kind of interesting to watch him go up against the self-appointed "big players" in the world of Bitcoin commerce. The prospect of seeing someone wipe the floor w -143153;1359777997;mircea_popescu;ith Charlie Shrem and Roger Ver is pretty appealing. -143152;1359777997;mircea_popescu;Rassah applied to be an MPEx Rota judge. -143151;1359777997;gesell;hmm, okay. why dont the others? -143150;1359778000;mjr_;and i guess they still do, but i haven't tried yet -143149;1359778008;mircea_popescu;check that out. i r botharing tham, had no idea even -143148;1359778057;mircea_popescu;apparently sa hates on everything but me. -143147;1359778071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34666 @ 0.00066572 = 23.0778 BTC [+] -143146;1359778094;mjr_;i heard some things about bitfloor that make me a little wary, but i think they have the best model for a currency exchange -143145;1359778110;pigeons;what do you mean by their model? -143144;1359778117;smickles;liquidity rebate -143143;1359778120;smickles;prolly -143142;1359778124;pigeons;oh maker/taker -143141;1359778128;mircea_popescu;what % is it ? -143140;1359778154;pigeons;i cancelled a bitfloor order hours ago and the funds are still on hold cant make another order with them yet -143139;1359778163;pigeons;they are extremely flaky always -143138;1359778192;smickles;mircea_popescu: i can't seem to remember -143137;1359778196;mjr_;think its .1% if you add -.4% if you take -143136;1359778211;mjr_;but mostly i like them cuz you can move cash in and out really easily (i thought) -143135;1359778222;mjr_;you can link an ing direct checking account and its "supposedly" instant -143134;1359778223;pigeons;what do you mean by easily? -143133;1359778232;mircea_popescu;.1% when btc moves 20% in a day ? -143132;1359778238;pigeons;oh yeah well for the ing its easy -143131;1359778242;mjr_;yeah, but for a bot -143130;1359778242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7513 @ 0.00066191 = 4.9729 BTC [-] -143129;1359778243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1587 @ 0.00064691 = 1.0266 BTC [-] -143128;1359778244;mjr_;that is trying to arb -143127;1359778248;mjr_;that is very nice -143126;1359778257;mjr_;and it hasn't moved 20% today -143125;1359778267;mircea_popescu;i very much doubt there's the volume to arb so as to render that meaningful. -143124;1359778270;mjr_;and over its lifetime i don't think it will always move a lot -143123;1359778276;mircea_popescu;slippage is probably a degree of magnitude larger order to order -143122;1359778285;pigeons;you need about 10% price difference usually to arb, causeends up being a good 7-8% moving usd from one exchange to another -143121;1359778293;mjr_;yeah -143120;1359778295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10190 @ 0.00066572 = 6.7837 BTC [+] -143119;1359778297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7410 @ 0.00066582 = 4.9337 BTC [+] -143118;1359778306;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 7 @ 0.01 = 0.07 BTC [+] -143117;1359778331;mjr_;but that is what i am saying...since they don't have fees to move money, and since you can make money trading, you could take liquidity on another site and offer it out there -143116;1359778340;pigeons;best are vouchx to vouchx but then even if there is enough depth on the exchange, aurum wont have the reserves -143115;1359778358;pigeons;mjr_: just look, you can't make enough. try it, but quit talking about it -143114;1359778369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00066582 = 3.3957 BTC [+] -143113;1359778378;mircea_popescu;BitPay just announced that you can donate to Wikipedia in bitcoins now! Oh, they kinda downplay the one small detail that Wikipedia still doesn't actually accept bitcoin. BitPay decided to set up an escrow account where people can give their bitcoins to BitPay and BitPay gives USD to Wikipedia. They did this without Wikipedia's knowledge or consent but they're acting like it's some huge victory. Oh, and they're making -143112;1359778378;mircea_popescu;a huge deal of the fact that they are so graciously not charging Wikipedia for this "service." -143111;1359778386;gesell;pigeons: i was the one that started it. im playing with it. i hear its not worht it but still gonna learn why -143110;1359778388;mircea_popescu;um is this even true !? -143109;1359778451;Namworld;or maybe they asked a wikipedia rep and they said: "yeah, whatever, as long as we receive money" -143108;1359778462;pigeons;best chance today was 20 bitcoins wanted to buy at the rock for 21 when you could buy them ld buy for 20.60 elsewher -143107;1359778529;pigeons;bitinstant ends up being 7-8% round trip -143106;1359778542;mjr_;WellsFargo cash deposits are currently suspended. Due to this account suspension, ACH withdrawals will be delayed as the account is closed. These delays are outside of our control and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We strive to process both USD and BTC in an efficient manner and will continue to do so after these delays are resolved. -143105;1359778555;pigeons;you can confirm for yourself next time you see an opportunity tell me and ill tell you why it wont work ;) -143104;1359778560;mjr_;that is from bitfloor by the way...so i guess that might be causing your delay? -143103;1359778610;pigeons;and the lowest price is always btce- and they are never lower enough even on the rare times there is volume, to break even -143102;1359778644;pigeons;all the usd deposit and withdrawal methods at btce are 7-8% and they are never that much lower than gox, whoever -143101;1359778672;mjr_;yeah...i have seen that -143100;1359778676;mjr_;gox is just so expensive -143099;1359778690;pigeons;they are expensive, but htye are the cheapest -143098;1359778710;pigeons;and of course the most volume -143097;1359778736;gesell;pigeons: why would it require bitinstant. havent though it through but considered that perhaps one doesnt need instant payout. I guess i've only been looking at the scenerio of "buy btc here, sell over there" but have not thought "get cash back and repeat" -143096;1359778778;gesell;assumed the "get cash back and repeat" was not as latency burdened so it could take a long while and be okay -143095;1359778781;gesell;in order to reduce fees -143094;1359778786;pigeons;well when you buy here you have no more cash heree now -143093;1359778803;gesell;yeah, so i still made a profit but now im blocked from making more profit -143092;1359778833;gesell;until i get it back. but if i add more weight and cash at the start i get blocked less and make more profit, no? -143091;1359778835;pigeons;well you didnt make a profit till you buy again -143090;1359778839;jborkl;Gox is only. . 1/2% -143089;1359778854;pigeons;at the highest teir 1/2% they go lower -143088;1359778874;gesell;jborkl: the spread of a bunch of exchange fees here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AguYZ5-dWMgfdElhakdHQzhiQXp5emctdjZTNG9qaEE&gid=2 -143087;1359778876;jborkl;Yeah, I know.. I don't see that as expensive -143086;1359778876;mircea_popescu;"Coincidentally, my office was, literally, across the street from the registered address of BFL at the time. It turned out to be an apartment complex, as BFL was a start up and did not have an actual office at the time." -143085;1359778890;mircea_popescu;lmao. his office was next to the projects -143084;1359778893;mircea_popescu;but NOT INSIDE THEM!!!1 -143083;1359778896;mircea_popescu;guess the author. -143082;1359778930;pigeons;plus the risk of keeping your money at these exchnges is not neglible -143081;1359778949;mjr_;yes, i plan on using bitfloor to get bitcoins and send them to my wallet right away -143080;1359778958;jborkl;No, gox is the one I use for that reason -143079;1359778969;jborkl;Yes I mean -143078;1359778979;gesell;pigeons: i think im missing the "you didnt make prof until you buy again". sorry i feel stupid here but could you explain why i have to buy again. i took cash, put it in btc, got cash back + %2, and one week later got that cash in my hand -143077;1359778996;pigeons;no bitfloor risk is pretty bad, some people think thye are only operating to get enenough to run away again -143076;1359779004;jborkl;Bit floor still owes a lot of people right.. -143075;1359779062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2734 @ 0.00064691 = 1.7687 BTC [-] -143074;1359779063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1066 @ 0.00064676 = 0.6894 BTC [-] -143073;1359779121;mjr_;hmmm, not sure -143072;1359779132;mjr_;but like i said, i don't plan on keeping money in there -143071;1359779134;mjr_;overnight -143070;1359779142;mjr_;and they seem to be trying to pay people back -143069;1359779143;mjr_;i don't know -143068;1359779218;mjr_;how long does it take for satoshidice to win or lose? -143067;1359779233;jurov;few seconds -143066;1359779258;pigeons;you just keep it overnight, ok dont pick the night they go away -143065;1359779278;mjr_;no, i don't plan on having money in there overnight is what i was saying -143064;1359779281;pigeons;and that's 1 hour to get it back in, hope the price doesnt move too much -143063;1359779300;mjr_;i am not trying to trade, just trying to buy bitcoins -143062;1359779311;jurov;can't you just put order next door on -otc? -143061;1359779321;mjr_;how would i pay? -143060;1359779337;jurov;i herd moneypaks are popular there -143059;1359779348;mjr_;i will look into that, i have no clue what that is -143058;1359779620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00726718 = 7.2672 BTC [-] -143057;1359779622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 173 @ 0.007395 = 1.2793 BTC [+] -143056;1359779642;jborkl;Otc will take moneypak or dwolla. Moneypak, make sure you but it with cash only -143055;1359779651;jborkl;Buy -143054;1359779653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5524 @ 0.00064792 = 3.5791 BTC [+] -143053;1359779717;mjr_;where can you buy moneypak? -143052;1359779749;jborkl;Go to moneypak. Com and look it up. Everywhere around here -143051;1359779781;jborkl;Go ask in otc and see if anyone wants one and how much -143050;1359779794;jborkl;First -143049;1359779852;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 9 @ 0.0075 = 0.0675 BTC [-] -143048;1359780011;mjr_;pocket aces :) -143047;1359780172;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 70 @ 0.0078 = 0.546 BTC [+] -143046;1359780202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00066581 = 2.5301 BTC [+] -143045;1359780434;mjr_;they weren't enough -143044;1359780436;mjr_;:( -143043;1359780467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 521 @ 0.00066581 = 0.3469 BTC [+] -143042;1359780469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 790 @ 0.00066582 = 0.526 BTC [+] -143041;1359780470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8723 @ 0.00066812 = 5.828 BTC [+] -143040;1359780618;mjr_;dude coinbase got a 600k seed round -143039;1359780620;mjr_;that is awesome -143038;1359780637;mjr_;and all they are doing is just online wallet.... -143037;1359780779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00066051 = 1.9815 BTC [-] -143036;1359780988;mircea_popescu;kinda old news. -143035;1359780999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1402 @ 0.00066186 = 0.9279 BTC [+] -143034;1359781173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5927 @ 0.00066812 = 3.9599 BTC [+] -143033;1359781175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 516 @ 0.0006682 = 0.3448 BTC [+] -143032;1359781176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 657 @ 0.00066863 = 0.4393 BTC [+] -143031;1359781339;mjr_;yeah i know, but i am only trying to raise like 100k -143030;1359781347;mjr_;so i think it might work -143029;1359781400;mircea_popescu;depends who you know. -143028;1359781418;mircea_popescu;have you seen mpoe-pr's infamous "see here" thread ? -143027;1359781698;mjr_;its pretty cool that ycombinator chose them -143026;1359781700;mjr_;says a lot -143025;1359781702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.007395 = 4.437 BTC [+] -143024;1359781745;mjr_;i already included mpex registration in the prospectus lol :) -143023;1359781888;gesell;okay, this is the price chart of 5d for bitcoin-24. http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/chart.png?m=btc24EUR&v=1&t=S&noheader=1&height=80&width=750&r=5 its the only one ive seen like this. not huge volume but as much as many others and yet it is soooo level. I swear, many times ive seen bots respond to my bid, in less than <500ms latency. Im convinced the owners of the exchange have a bot at play on the exchange to keep prices close to mtgox or level or i do -143022;1359781936;gesell;oh wait, maybe its just the volume adjusting the scale, and since that fluctuates so mutch one doesnt see much of the price fluctuation -143021;1359781996;gesell;bleh, no, even the large chart looks odd -143020;1359782079;gesell;aah, no it was the very odd huge 40eu range bid somewhere (glitch i guess) -143019;1359782080;gesell;ignore me -143018;1359782139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00066863 = 6.7866 BTC [+] -143017;1359782521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2919 @ 0.00066186 = 1.932 BTC [-] -143016;1359782523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12670 @ 0.00066158 = 8.3822 BTC [-] -143015;1359782539;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 0.998 = 1.996 BTC [+] -143014;1359782553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 330 @ 0.00066158 = 0.2183 BTC [-] -143013;1359782554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1276 @ 0.00065932 = 0.8413 BTC [-] -143012;1359782555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1276 @ 0.00065932 = 0.8413 BTC [-] -143011;1359782597;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 7 @ 0.999 = 6.993 BTC [+] -143010;1359782709;mircea_popescu;dude this is insane. -143009;1359782718;mircea_popescu;SA loves only one thing in all of bitcoin more than me -143008;1359782721;mircea_popescu;and that's mpoe-pr -143007;1359782819;Namworld;link? -143006;1359782874;Namworld;They'd probably worship MPOE-PR as Troll Goddess -143005;1359782885;Namworld;She's attacked pretty much everything they talk about =P -143004;1359782945;mircea_popescu;Namworld you had the link earlier neh ? -143003;1359782959;mircea_popescu;http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3486823&userid=0&perpage=100&pagenumber= -143002;1359782963;mircea_popescu;or whoever posted it -143001;1359782966;Namworld;yeah but over 300 pages... -143000;1359782985;Namworld;I won't browse the whole 300 pages to find whatever post you're talking about =P -142999;1359782992;Namworld;When you have the link handy -142998;1359783036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00065652 = 8.7974 BTC [-] -142997;1359783037;Namworld;or at least tell me the specific page -142996;1359783069;Namworld;# -142995;1359783113;mircea_popescu;i don't have it i read digests. -142994;1359783116;mircea_popescu;but let's spam irc -142993;1359783125;Namworld;oh -142992;1359783132;mircea_popescu;It's like they want to scare away anyone serious about using Bitcoins as a currency, I wonder how much longer that woman who runs the (last standing) trading platform will put up with their dumb poo poo. She's hardly some great pillar of sanity since she's all wrapped up in Bitcoins too but she seems to be trying to be serious about things yet they want to shout her down. I am guessing it is because she is a woman. -142991;1359783132;mircea_popescu;Mircea Popescu, who runs MPOE, is a guy. The MPOE-PR woman was accused of being his sock, but I think she just does all the English-language business for him (he's Romanian). -142990;1359783132;mircea_popescu;Unless there is no Mircea and it's just that lady doing a "Remington Steele" thing, only instead of private eye poo poo it's Internet porn/Bitcoins. -142989;1359783132;mircea_popescu;Agree that two of the smartest posters on there are women: MPOE-PR and repentance. -142988;1359783132;mircea_popescu;VvvV. Also people mock MPOE because it's a subforum of a porn site. Go over and look at it; it's kind of crappy looking despite MPOE-PR's general good sense. Presumably someone else handles the web implementation. -142987;1359783132;mircea_popescu;The brilliant Bitcoin detectives thought that there was only one person who was a guy (Mircea, which is a guy's name in Romanian) and he was just using a lady's picture as a sock. I am willing to believe they got it exactly backwards, and that she just made up "Mircea Popescu" as a sock. -142986;1359783132;mircea_popescu;Oh well if it's two people then that's interesting. Some of the people on that forum did some internet detectiving and came to the conclusion that it's all one person but then again these are not the brightest people we are talking about... -142985;1359783132;mircea_popescu;What a beautiful twist it would be if the last trading platform that didn't collapse or turn into a scam which is run more like an actual real one than a teenage dream out of the basement is run by a woman. Because they mock her, ostracize her and blame her at every turn possibly because they can't handle a girl running a service for them. -142984;1359783132;mircea_popescu;Still, possibly the most legit bitcoin trading site they will ever get and yet they want this one to fai -142983;1359783297;Namworld;The forum says so... but most around assets channels seems to support MPEx -142982;1359783325;mircea_popescu;well, sa stuff. to be taken with a grain fo salt. -142981;1359783336;mircea_popescu;they pretty much only read/care about the trolls and nuts. -142980;1359783365;Namworld;Oddly, I thought about Mircea Popescu being the sock puppet instead when MPOE-PR was accused of being a sock puppet -142979;1359783414;Ukto;Namworld: mebbe they are both sock puppets of someone else? -142978;1359783419;Ukto;mebbe its satoshi >,> -142977;1359783440;mircea_popescu;why does someone have to be a sock puppet ? -142976;1359783451;Ukto;more fun that way. :) -142975;1359783459;Namworld;eheh -142974;1359783465;mircea_popescu;will be kinda hysterical if/when SA discovers like... stuff on trilema. -142973;1359783478;Ukto;besides, its generates talk. and "There's no such thing as bad press" ;) -142972;1359783479;Namworld;Well, it's not necessary. But when it was suggested, it made me think of the opposite. -142971;1359783484;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1001 BTC [-] -142970;1359783485;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -142969;1359783503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5894 @ 0.00065652 = 3.8695 BTC [-] -142968;1359783541;mircea_popescu;generally not a bad strategy -142967;1359783558;gesell;funny thread. have sa heard of bitcoingem?? please someone let them know about that -142966;1359783680;Ukto;BF just passed 350btc for 24hr vol -142965;1359783696;Namworld;Mircea Popescu - actually a sock puppet for the brits rebuilding their old empire. Starting with Bitcoins to vanquish US capitalism which is in their way. -142964;1359783705;Namworld;Sounds more fun like that -142963;1359783777;Namworld;They're still not happy about the outcome of the American War of Independence. -142962;1359783780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00066398 = 4.1167 BTC [+] -142961;1359783811;mircea_popescu;why can't i be a sockpuppet for someone fun -142960;1359783821;mircea_popescu;like, napoleon. -142959;1359783849;Namworld;but his life expectancy expired -142958;1359783859;Namworld;It would have to be zombie napoleon -142957;1359783862;mircea_popescu;hm, that's a point. -142956;1359783873;mircea_popescu;i wonder what zombie napoleon does for a living. -142955;1359783931;mircea_popescu;So many people in the US focus on being one lottery win away from being rich, when they're actually one lost job or house fire or medical emergency away from being destitute. -142954;1359783933;mircea_popescu;dude this is deep. -142953;1359783947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6706 @ 0.00066398 = 4.4526 BTC [+] -142952;1359783949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12344 @ 0.00066016 = 8.149 BTC [-] -142951;1359784040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066862 = 2.8891 BTC [+] -142950;1359784042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11979 @ 0.00066863 = 8.0095 BTC [+] -142949;1359784283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.007395 = 3.3278 BTC [+] -142948;1359784475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4649 @ 0.00066863 = 3.1085 BTC [+] -142947;1359784477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25862 @ 0.0006694 = 17.312 BTC [+] -142946;1359784478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21538 @ 0.00067 = 14.4305 BTC [+] -142945;1359785093;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3001 BTC [-] -142944;1359785418;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.7899999 = 4.74 BTC [+] -142943;1359785622;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3001 BTC [-] -142942;1359785750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066032 = 2.8532 BTC [-] -142941;1359785752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5179 @ 0.00066016 = 3.419 BTC [-] -142940;1359785790;gesell;What is K.KBRL on mpex, or what is the K. category? -142939;1359785860;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 6 @ 0.3 = 1.8 BTC [-] -142938;1359785966;Namworld;I heard it's a joke or something -142937;1359785981;Namworld;It's just there doing nothing all the time -142936;1359785995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066981 = 2.8942 BTC [+] -142935;1359785997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5279 @ 0.00067 = 3.5369 BTC [+] -142934;1359786387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.007395 = 7.395 BTC [+] -142933;1359786465;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1001 BTC [+] -142932;1359786567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9168 @ 0.00067 = 6.1426 BTC [+] -142931;1359786818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.007395 = 12.5715 BTC [+] -142930;1359787149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066031 = 2.8532 BTC [-] -142929;1359787151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2179 @ 0.00066016 = 1.4385 BTC [-] -142928;1359787279;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.7899999 = 7.9 BTC [+] -142927;1359787320;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 39 @ 0.2401 = 9.3639 BTC [-] -142926;1359787345;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.2733 BTC [+] -142925;1359787364;Namworld;Who needs my auto-updating portfolio scripts? -142924;1359787374;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1001 BTC [+] -142923;1359787381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00066016 = 9.9024 BTC [-] -142922;1359787414;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.31 = 2.17 BTC [+] -142921;1359787512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00066016 = 2.6736 BTC [-] -142920;1359787546;Diablo-D3;lol portfolios -142919;1359787569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066997 = 2.8949 BTC [+] -142918;1359787570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14015 @ 0.00067 = 9.3901 BTC [+] -142917;1359787572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8323 @ 0.00067093 = 5.5842 BTC [+] -142916;1359787580;Namworld;? -142915;1359787598;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1001 BTC [+] -142914;1359787634;Namworld;What's funny? -142913;1359787638;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.7899999 = 1.58 BTC [+] -142912;1359787682;Diablo-D3;Namworld: who has portfolios anymore after glbse -142911;1359787703;Namworld;I do. Many others do. -142910;1359787741;Namworld;Wether it's only balance of bitcoin addresses, MPEx, BTCT.co, MtGox data -142909;1359787808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066043 = 2.8537 BTC [-] -142908;1359787810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4789 @ 0.00066016 = 3.1615 BTC [-] -142907;1359787819;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.7899999 = 1.58 BTC [+] -142906;1359787857;Namworld;It's nice to tally up all that data -142905;1359787869;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 20 @ 0.33 = 6.6 BTC [-] -142904;1359787878;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.7899999 = 2.37 BTC [+] -142903;1359788054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7059 @ 0.00066016 = 4.6601 BTC [-] -142902;1359788056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00065394 = 3.2697 BTC [-] -142901;1359788057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4941 @ 0.0006535 = 3.2289 BTC [-] -142900;1359788206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.007395 = 2.958 BTC [+] -142899;1359788638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6700 @ 0.007395 = 49.5465 BTC [+] -142898;1359788946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00066603 = 10.9895 BTC [+] -142897;1359788948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00065808 = 1.1187 BTC [-] -142896;1359789078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00721784 = 2.8871 BTC [-] -142895;1359789080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00721783 = 3.9698 BTC [-] -142894;1359789226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067092 = 2.899 BTC [+] -142893;1359789228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11079 @ 0.00067093 = 7.4332 BTC [+] -142892;1359789280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5233 @ 0.00065808 = 3.4437 BTC [-] -142891;1359789282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065351 = 2.8238 BTC [-] -142890;1359789283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8146 @ 0.0006535 = 5.3234 BTC [-] -142889;1359789485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2898 @ 0.00067093 = 1.9444 BTC [+] -142888;1359789486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067182 = 2.9029 BTC [+] -142887;1359789487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2747 @ 0.00067183 = 1.8455 BTC [+] -142886;1359789643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 950 @ 0.00065372 = 0.621 BTC [-] -142885;1359789737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3371 @ 0.00065372 = 2.2037 BTC [-] -142884;1359789739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.0006535 = 8.953 BTC [-] -142883;1359790092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.007395 = 369.75 BTC [+] -142882;1359790256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 986 @ 0.007395 = 7.2915 BTC [+] -142881;1359810802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2695 @ 0.0006763 = 1.8226 BTC [+] -142880;1359811031;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -142879;1359811352;Bowjob;2 hours and 37 moar mins till Avalon starts asking for mahknee -142878;1359811361;mircea_popescu;eh ? -142877;1359811370;mircea_popescu;details! -142876;1359811407;Bowjob;http://launch.avalon-asics.com/#prices -142875;1359811472;bowjob;9 am est translates to 6 am pacific -142874;1359811489;bowjob;i did not see this dump coming.. wow fuck. -142873;1359811495;bowjob;;; ticker -142872;1359811496;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.30000, Best ask: 19.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04999, Last trade: 19.36999, 24 hour volume: 90761.44676475, 24 hour low: 18.00000, 24 hour high: 21.10000, 24 hour vwap: 19.83651 -142871;1359811515;mircea_popescu;o hey. going down ? -142870;1359811524;bowjob;someone dumped a lot of btc -142869;1359811548;bowjob;I had 80 BTC set aside for Asic.. in case it goes down a bit.. but not this much! -142868;1359811561;bowjob;I'm not sure if the price includes shipping or not. -142867;1359811579;bowjob;well.. mhm -142866;1359811594;bowjob;id hate to sell some dice shares -142865;1359811720;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 800 @ 0.20664775 = 165.3182 BTC [+] -142864;1359811741;mircea_popescu;how much is the new avalon ?! -142863;1359811746;mircea_popescu;wasn't it supposed to be 1200 ? -142862;1359811751;bowjob;1499 -142861;1359811767;bowjob;1299 for first batch, 1499 for a slightly upgraded one -142860;1359811819;bowjob;im confident bfl wont pull their heads out of their asses, some delay will happen again -142859;1359811834;bowjob;and avalon will ship batch no 2 before bfl -142858;1359811840;mircea_popescu;maybe so. -142857;1359811846;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1499 / 19.83 -142856;1359811847;gribble;75.5925365608 -142855;1359811850;bowjob;I expect around 58 TH by the time i get mine -142854;1359811855;mircea_popescu;ovr 80 with shipping ? -142853;1359811869;bowjob;I'm not sure how much the shipping is gonna be.. -142852;1359811883;mircea_popescu;bowjob i have serious doubts about avalon. so far as best we can determine they have not delivered. -142851;1359811915;mircea_popescu;it's Feb 2. three weeks later. shipping takes 3 weeks for EVERYONE in a 300 order batch ? -142850;1359812025;bowjob;well, out of all the asic producers, only avalon produced a real asic so far, that makes them more credible than anyone else -142849;1359812109;mircea_popescu;more credible than anyone else, yes. -142848;1359812111;bowjob;the no refunds part make sense.. they need the order the parts right away -142847;1359812125;bowjob;as for BTC.. isnt what what we want? for BTC to be used -142846;1359812137;mircea_popescu;that's not the point tho. -142845;1359812157;mircea_popescu;the point is that until they delvier batch 1 you can't tell whether they do or don't deliver at all. -142844;1359812175;mircea_popescu;putting together 2 units out of a 300 unit run is not the same as having made 300 units. -142843;1359812191;bowjob;mhm, yes i see that. -142842;1359812222;bowjob;i dont think waiting is really an option.. that 600 unit order will get eaten -142841;1359812226;bowjob;in half an hour -142840;1359812238;Ukerz;they mean until next order -142839;1359812260;Ukerz;psycho: you do? -142838;1359812267;Ukerz;how many units were in batch 1 ? -142837;1359812328;bowjob;20 mins for 300 ASICs back in september.. now that they have actually shipped 2 units, it could be 10 minutes, actually -142836;1359812363;bowjob;gosh, basic.. have you seen the letter? -142835;1359812374;bowjob;the slanderous note on Basic's site. -142834;1359812402;bowjob;how could you be so anti avalon when basic looks even worse -142833;1359812419;mircea_popescu;i am not buying any asics. -142832;1359812435;bowjob;yet you bought 3? -142831;1359812440;mircea_popescu;me ?! -142830;1359812445;bowjob;Psychotic -142829;1359812448;mircea_popescu;a nm -142828;1359812479;bowjob;I'd consider Avalon to be a 1/6 confirmation phase. -142827;1359812510;bowjob;I'll look into what delays the shipment, see if I can get any answers from Yifu before they go on sale -142826;1359812573;bowjob;Well, owning S.Dice shares is like owning ASICs.. and I have some of those -142825;1359812656;bowjob;I'm currently long BTC, long S.Dice 50/50 split. I'd rather not disrupt that ratio.. and I took the Avalon into account -142824;1359812773;mircea_popescu;i don't see how sdice and asics would be similar investments. -142823;1359812787;mircea_popescu;sdice is, theoretically at least, bound to have slowly rising returns -142822;1359812803;mircea_popescu;asics are, again theoretically, bound to have huge returns early -142821;1359812804;mircea_popescu;then taper off -142820;1359812810;bowjob;I meant the price appreciation over the past month. ^ -142819;1359812813;mircea_popescu;exactly opposite sort of curves -142818;1359812834;bowjob;the dividends are just cherry on top -142817;1359812902;bowjob;For instance, I got some at xx48, price is now xx73 ... thats like having lots of asics mining and appreciating on value -142816;1359812977;bowjob;im on the "BFL won't ship before march 1st" crowd.. -142815;1359813081;mircea_popescu;a. -142814;1359813092;mircea_popescu;well then... you stand to make whatever portion of 700 btc -142813;1359813129;mircea_popescu;o, also : http://trilema.com/2013/lets-make-it-one-giant-puzzle/ -142812;1359813134;mircea_popescu;identify all 6, get a bitcoin. -142811;1359813405;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 14 @ 0.0249 = 0.3486 BTC [+] -142810;1359813433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4958 @ 0.0006735 = 3.3392 BTC [-] -142809;1359813435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 92 @ 0.00067602 = 0.0622 BTC [+] -142808;1359813436;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P300T] 75 @ 0.70983809 = 53.2379 BTC -142807;1359813448;mircea_popescu;hm -142806;1359813451;mircea_popescu;so puts are now selling ? -142805;1359813473;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 86 @ 0.0249 = 2.1414 BTC [+] -142804;1359813475;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 14 @ 0.0249 = 0.3486 BTC [+] -142803;1359813723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4125 @ 0.00067602 = 2.7886 BTC [+] -142802;1359813725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067603 = 2.9211 BTC [+] -142801;1359813725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8404 @ 0.00067628 = 5.6835 BTC [+] -142800;1359813746;mircea_popescu;Jeff's Avalon unit is pulling 620 watts -142799;1359813750;mircea_popescu;jesus fuck i guessed it! -142798;1359814079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6699 @ 0.00067628 = 4.5304 BTC [+] -142797;1359814150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.0006751 = 4.3206 BTC [-] -142796;1359814151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067292 = 2.9077 BTC [-] -142795;1359814153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 229 @ 0.00067275 = 0.1541 BTC [-] -142794;1359814154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 229 @ 0.00067275 = 0.1541 BTC [-] -142793;1359814529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067622 = 2.9219 BTC [+] -142792;1359814530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00067628 = 3.7872 BTC [+] -142791;1359814532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00067628 = 3.7872 BTC [+] -142790;1359814744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00067628 = 8.1154 BTC [+] -142789;1359815487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8950 @ 0.00067622 = 6.0522 BTC [-] -142788;1359815715;DeadWease;;;ticker -142787;1359815716;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.55507, Best ask: 19.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14493, Last trade: 19.55204, 24 hour volume: 88101.48921973, 24 hour low: 18.00000, 24 hour high: 21.10000, 24 hour vwap: 19.78760 -142786;1359816068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00067321 = 4.7125 BTC [-] -142785;1359816069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3865 @ 0.00067622 = 2.6136 BTC [+] -142784;1359816071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 335 @ 0.00067628 = 0.2266 BTC [+] -142783;1359816072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 335 @ 0.00067628 = 0.2266 BTC [+] -142782;1359816982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4618 @ 0.00067471 = 3.1158 BTC [-] -142781;1359816984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067285 = 2.9074 BTC [-] -142780;1359816985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8371 @ 0.00067275 = 5.6316 BTC [-] -142779;1359816986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00067212 = 5.8811 BTC [-] -142778;1359816987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00067212 = 5.8811 BTC [-] -142777;1359816988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00066659 = 5.2661 BTC [-] -142776;1359816989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00066659 = 5.2661 BTC [-] -142775;1359816990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.000666 = 1.3986 BTC [-] -142774;1359816991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.000666 = 1.3986 BTC [-] -142773;1359816992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2990 @ 0.00066464 = 1.9873 BTC [-] -142772;1359816993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2990 @ 0.00066464 = 1.9873 BTC [-] -142771;1359817065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00066495 = 2.4603 BTC [+] -142770;1359817266;mircea_popescu;bah for the love of christ. -142769;1359817452;bowjob;when i read your comment, I thought someone fat fingered S.dice again -142768;1359817725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 311 @ 0.00730376 = 2.2715 BTC [-] -142767;1359817726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 89 @ 0.00729494 = 0.6492 BTC [-] -142766;1359818057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 467 @ 0.00739 = 3.4511 BTC [+] -142765;1359818120;kakobrekla;lol https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129558.msg1497301#msg1497301 -142764;1359818474;mircea_popescu;no, im just getting an echo in reporting trades now ;/ -142763;1359818487;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you do it :D -142762;1359818534;kakobrekla;done -142761;1359818560;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.3399 = 3.399 BTC [+] -142760;1359818571;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34 = 0.68 BTC [+] -142759;1359818573;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.35 = 1.05 BTC [+] -142758;1359818730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00067275 = 8.073 BTC [+] -142757;1359818734;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4099 BTC [+] -142756;1359818892;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 19 @ 0.79 = 15.01 BTC [+] -142755;1359819346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 621 @ 0.00066954 = 0.4158 BTC [-] -142754;1359819349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1279 @ 0.00066941 = 0.8562 BTC [-] -142753;1359820443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1279 @ 0.00066941 = 0.8562 BTC [-] -142752;1359820445;kakobrekla;dafuq -142751;1359820453;kakobrekla;we had 18 dollar coins -142750;1359820456;kakobrekla;not long ago. -142749;1359820458;Diablo-D3;yes -142748;1359820513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00066424 = 5.2475 BTC [-] -142747;1359820534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3882 @ 0.00066081 = 2.5653 BTC [-] -142746;1359820549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.00066147 = 13.031 BTC [+] -142745;1359820570;kakobrekla;luck this time, bought my road tax vignette with 21 dollar coins :) -142744;1359820598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3882 @ 0.00066081 = 2.5653 BTC [-] -142743;1359820621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3882 @ 0.00066081 = 2.5653 BTC [-] -142742;1359821556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.0006762 BTC [+] -142741;1359821642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.0006762 BTC [+] -142740;1359821977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4215 @ 0.0006762 = 2.8502 BTC [+] -142739;1359821983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00067621 = 1.961 BTC [+] -142738;1359822011;mircea_popescu;if anyone is curious : http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-tech-stuff/ -142737;1359822349;Ukerz;avalon ordered. -142736;1359822389;Diablo-D3;no trolling -142735;1359822393;Ukerz;LOL -142734;1359822394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00739 = 5.912 BTC [+] -142733;1359822398;Ukerz;did you ctrl-f5? -142732;1359822399;Ukerz;:P -142731;1359822430;Ukerz;alright alright. sigh -142730;1359822446;Ukerz;this is kinda stupid this -142729;1359822447;Ukerz;tho -142728;1359822457;Ukerz;its like a kid waking up for xmas, running downstairs -142727;1359822461;Ukerz;to find ZERO presents -142726;1359822492;Ukerz;I think Yifu did th ebetter trollig job -142725;1359822499;Ukerz;"look at this idiots waking up for nothing" -142724;1359822604;bowjob;wow. avalon still cant get their act together -142723;1359822638;bowjob;i feel rather disrispected that i stayed up all night and they cant even set up a pre order properly. wtf -142722;1359822690;Ukerz;yeah ,its 8am, i'm pretty friggen tired -142721;1359822760;bowjob;its on now -142720;1359822932;Ukerz;no -142719;1359822932;Ukerz;its fial -142718;1359822934;Ukerz;checkout fail -142717;1359822941;Ukerz;"There appears to be an error with this site." -142716;1359822990;bowjob;fail. cart broken -142715;1359823000;bowjob;do we need a wordpress account? -142714;1359823011;bowjob;it sys i have 3 asics wtf -142713;1359823027;leotreasure;why does my order total say $3? -142712;1359823059;bowjob;Geezus Christ -142711;1359823155;leotreasure;now it's $1 -142710;1359823158;leotreasure;should i pay? -142709;1359823158;bowjob;such a shoddy site -142708;1359823169;bowjob;im having problems with it -142707;1359823240;bowjob;maybe its indeed a scam -142706;1359823272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1421 @ 0.00067621 = 0.9609 BTC [+] -142705;1359823274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00067622 = 1.3524 BTC [+] -142704;1359823282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2717 @ 0.00067628 = 1.8375 BTC [+] -142703;1359823284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00067674 = 4.162 BTC [+] -142702;1359823287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00067702 = 1.354 BTC [+] -142701;1359823289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6912 @ 0.00067703 = 4.6796 BTC [+] -142700;1359823465;mircea_popescu;bowjob what, still no orders ? -142699;1359823521;bowjob;they opened up the orders, the problem is no one can fill them.. the site is broken -142698;1359823533;bowjob;http://store.avalon-asics.com/ -142697;1359823540;mircea_popescu;sux. -142696;1359823546;Diablo-D3;wait until they turn off caching and cdn -142695;1359823550;bowjob;if mpex is dog, that site is dog shit's dog shit. -142694;1359823564;Diablo-D3;do not try to complete an order until they do, you will lose coins -142693;1359823590;mircea_popescu;^^ -142692;1359823595;mircea_popescu;he knows. -142691;1359823610;bowjob;of course not. i'll wait for them to fix it before provably throwing away 80 BTC -142690;1359823656;kakobrekla;china will grow larger. -142689;1359823770;bowjob;"look on the bright side. this is probably a good indication of how your unit would work." -142688;1359823784;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -142687;1359823788;bowjob;Yeap. May as well switch to BFL, but pay with PayPal -142686;1359823790;mircea_popescu;tha'ts just mean -142685;1359823792;bowjob;that way I got my ass covered -142684;1359823981;pigeons;i will buy 2nd hand asics from the people who borrowed on their credit cards to buy them and underestimated the difficulty rise or don't getthem soon enough -142683;1359824010;bowjob;I'm already willing to throw 80 BTC to some potential scam and yet they can't set up a way to facilitate the transfer -142682;1359824014;bowjob;*yawn -142681;1359824303;bowjob;Fuck this shit. I'm too tired. I've been awake for nearly 36 hours, I've spent the majority of the time walking around. Congrats to the (un)fortunate fucker who will get my spot. -142680;1359824339;bowjob;I'll buy something called hold, it costs nothing and it's done me good so far. -142679;1359824593;mircea_popescu;another satisfied asic customer -142678;1359824601;mircea_popescu;soon we'll have enough for a private army. -142677;1359825262;jurov;fuckfuck mpex did it again -142676;1359825301;jurov;mircea_popescu: please do at least check of output data.. so it outputs some error instead of nonsense -142675;1359825302;Ukerz;? -142674;1359825324;jurov;it sent me valid json but no balances/orders -142673;1359825339;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -142672;1359825367;mircea_popescu;mmm -142671;1359825379;mircea_popescu;jurov : email me a copy of this thing -142670;1359825542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 389 @ 0.00729494 = 2.8377 BTC [-] -142669;1359825710;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140700.0 vircurex is listing its exchange -142668;1359825717;mircea_popescu;you planning the same with weex Ukto ? -142667;1359825723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00067714 = 4.9093 BTC [+] -142666;1359825869;dust-otc;does anyone want to make a scam accusation thread against imsaguy? -142665;1359825879;dust-otc;I believe his behavior deserves one, but he doesn't owe me any money -142664;1359825911;jurov;mircea_popescu: sent -142663;1359826045;jurov;I won't speak for Ukto just I think he'll keep the exchange privately owned atm. me with coinbr likewise. -142662;1359826060;mircea_popescu;jurov ty -142661;1359826072;mircea_popescu;jurov the usd/btc exchange is at issue -142660;1359826077;mircea_popescu;not the securities exchange -142659;1359826079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5939 @ 0.00067714 = 4.0215 BTC [+] -142658;1359826213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6579 @ 0.00067714 = 4.4549 BTC [+] -142657;1359826215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4793 @ 0.00067716 = 3.2456 BTC [+] -142656;1359826320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00067395 = 5.8297 BTC [-] -142655;1359826550;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -142654;1359826637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 994 @ 0.00067395 = 0.6699 BTC [-] -142653;1359826639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 274 @ 0.00067355 = 0.1846 BTC [-] -142652;1359826641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067125 = 2.9005 BTC [-] -142651;1359826646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6211 @ 0.00067124 = 4.1691 BTC [-] -142650;1359826762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2129 @ 0.00067124 = 1.4291 BTC [-] -142649;1359826764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1821 @ 0.00067011 = 1.2203 BTC [-] -142648;1359826773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14500 @ 0.00066657 = 9.6653 BTC [-] -142647;1359826775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00066351 = 2.6209 BTC [-] -142646;1359826782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43250 @ 0.00066081 = 28.58 BTC [-] -142645;1359826879;jurov;adding into sources long overdue check: -142644;1359826892;jurov;if not 'CxBTC' in stat['Holdings']: -142643;1359826915;jurov;log.error("No BTC on MPEx, flipping bozo bit") -142642;1359826916;jurov;transaction.doom() -142641;1359826918;jurov;raise -142640;1359826953;pigeons;i was trying to use margin! -142639;1359826994;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.5 BTC [+] -142638;1359827081;mircea_popescu;jurov that's an idea. -142637;1359827387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1242 @ 0.000677 = 0.8408 BTC [+] -142636;1359827555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00067619 = 3.9219 BTC [-] -142635;1359827557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3079 @ 0.000677 = 2.0845 BTC [+] -142634;1359827557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7033 @ 0.00067716 = 4.7625 BTC [+] -142633;1359827758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1733 @ 0.00739 = 12.8069 BTC [+] -142632;1359827759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 567 @ 0.007395 = 4.193 BTC [+] -142631;1359827907;mjr_;hi all -142630;1359827937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7620 @ 0.00067716 = 5.16 BTC [+] -142629;1359827939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 830 @ 0.00067717 = 0.5621 BTC [+] -142628;1359828144;jurov;meh, already happened twice. just with options instead of btc -142627;1359828185;mircea_popescu;a, back in the early beta days -142626;1359828186;mircea_popescu;i recall. -142625;1359828190;mircea_popescu;well ok then! -142624;1359829614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066257 = 2.863 BTC [-] -142623;1359829617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7512 @ 0.00066253 = 4.9769 BTC [-] -142622;1359829723;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P260T] 322 @ 0.49173352 = 158.3382 BTC -142621;1359829754;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.85 = 3.4 BTC [+] -142620;1359829873;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.85 = 10.2 BTC [+] -142619;1359829931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066576 = 2.8767 BTC [+] -142618;1359829939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8290 @ 0.00066599 = 5.5211 BTC [+] -142617;1359830043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006626 = 2.8631 BTC [-] -142616;1359830045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1099 @ 0.00066254 = 0.7281 BTC [-] -142615;1359830245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8901 @ 0.00066254 = 5.8973 BTC [-] -142614;1359830247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12496 @ 0.00066253 = 8.279 BTC [-] -142613;1359830251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12403 @ 0.00066081 = 8.196 BTC [-] -142612;1359830433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00066581 = 1.3982 BTC [+] -142611;1359830759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1765 @ 0.00066081 = 1.1663 BTC [-] -142610;1359830759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8235 @ 0.00066 = 5.4351 BTC [-] -142609;1359830849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1765 @ 0.00066 = 1.1649 BTC [-] -142608;1359830851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2435 @ 0.00065961 = 1.6062 BTC [-] -142607;1359831104;smickles;god damn -142606;1359831150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00065962 = 6.5962 BTC [+] -142605;1359831152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5565 @ 0.00065961 = 3.6707 BTC [-] -142604;1359831153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1385 @ 0.00065961 = 0.9136 BTC [-] -142603;1359831173;smickles;I just realized that I paid 33~ btc for one year of this vps back when btc was around 4 bucks -142602;1359831175;gigavps;smickles, what's wrong? -142601;1359831184;gigavps;o, yeah -142600;1359831186;gigavps;that sucks -142599;1359831199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00065961 = 6.8599 BTC [-] -142598;1359831220;mircea_popescu;it's not really a loss is it. -142597;1359831410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2221 @ 0.00066581 = 1.4788 BTC [+] -142596;1359831414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4286 @ 0.00066599 = 2.8544 BTC [+] -142595;1359831492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2024 @ 0.00066599 = 1.348 BTC [+] -142594;1359831494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.0006763 = 4.1931 BTC [+] -142593;1359831498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9270 @ 0.00067717 = 6.2774 BTC [+] -142592;1359831505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3406 @ 0.0006773 = 2.3069 BTC [+] -142591;1359831641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067729 = 6.7729 BTC [-] -142590;1359831643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.0006773 = 3.3526 BTC [+] -142589;1359831837;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, it's more about the disconnected thought of 'what if I had that btc now' -142588;1359831898;smickles;especially if you condider what I got for what value i gave up at the time -142587;1359831920;mircea_popescu;ya but still... at the time btc still was 4 bux -142586;1359832011;smickles;heh, i guess there was ambiguity in that last line of mine -142585;1359832360;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-greatest-smartphone-app/ -142584;1359832799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6194 @ 0.0006773 = 4.1952 BTC [+] -142583;1359832801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7151 @ 0.00067789 = 4.8476 BTC [+] -142582;1359832967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00067259 = 5.717 BTC [-] -142581;1359832989;Bugpowder;can i get a hells yeah? -142580;1359833016;Bugpowder;;;ticker -142579;1359833016;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.01826, Best ask: 20.08896, Bid-ask spread: 0.07070, Last trade: 20.01826, 24 hour volume: 91960.08171071, 24 hour low: 18.00000, 24 hour high: 21.10000, 24 hour vwap: 19.72764 -142578;1359833042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00067259 = 3.7329 BTC [-] -142577;1359833044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066001 = 2.8519 BTC [-] -142576;1359833046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3239 @ 0.00066 = 2.1377 BTC [-] -142575;1359833180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067768 = 2.9283 BTC [+] -142574;1359833182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2449 @ 0.00067789 = 1.6602 BTC [+] -142573;1359833189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8730 @ 0.0006779 = 5.9181 BTC [+] -142572;1359833310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066026 = 2.853 BTC [-] -142571;1359833311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6761 @ 0.00066 = 4.4623 BTC [-] -142570;1359833317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5518 @ 0.00065987 = 3.6412 BTC [-] -142569;1359833331;mjr_;back above 20 -142568;1359833408;Bugpowder;on the weekend -142567;1359833418;Bugpowder;no fresh cash deposits -142566;1359833425;Bugpowder;BULLISH -142565;1359833428;Bugpowder;:-P -142564;1359833593;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 48 @ 1 = 48 BTC [+] -142563;1359833709;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -142562;1359833710;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.08903, Best ask: 20.18000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09097, Last trade: 20.08903, 24 hour volume: 91978.23757009, 24 hour low: 18.00000, 24 hour high: 21.10000, 24 hour vwap: 19.72608 -142561;1359833714;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0079 BTC [+] -142560;1359833758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20 @ 0.0006779 = 0.0136 BTC [+] -142559;1359833760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3330 @ 0.00068004 = 2.2645 BTC [+] -142558;1359833846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6670 @ 0.00068004 = 4.5359 BTC [+] -142557;1359833848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068005 = 2.9385 BTC [+] -142556;1359833852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5360 @ 0.00068006 = 3.6451 BTC [+] -142555;1359833961;mircea_popescu;okays, seems the echo is resolved as well. -142554;1359833966;mircea_popescu;what an eventful day. -142553;1359833988;mjr_;do bitcoins remind anyone else of kongbucks? -142552;1359834025;mjr_;maybe we might see burbclaves in my lifetime lol -142551;1359834105;evoorhees;hey all -142550;1359834110;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1009 re-doing that would be a worthy exercise -142549;1359834119;mircea_popescu;may 2012 is right before s.dice started to move, among other things -142548;1359834120;evoorhees;SD dividend is about to launch -142547;1359834124;mircea_popescu;heya! -142546;1359834223;evoorhees;DONE -142545;1359834299;mircea_popescu;MPEx ‏@MPEx1 -142544;1359834299;mircea_popescu;S.DICE paid a total dividend of 2`000.73731948 BTC to 10`000`000 outstanding shares. #dividend #bitcoin #btc #stocks -142543;1359834310;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla assbot gotta do dividends again -142542;1359834474;ShaTwo;evoorhees: Congratulation! Amazingly done! -142541;1359834532;mjr_;Very very nice evoorhees -142540;1359834548;evoorhees;thanks guys -142539;1359834564;mjr_;so great to see such a success story...and i think the future looks even brighter -142538;1359834579;evoorhees;I think the most exciting thing is that this rediculous numbers will get the attention of established gambling sites, and they will no longer ignore bitcoin -142537;1359834629;mjr_;yes exactly -142536;1359834631;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: working on it -142535;1359834632;ShaTwo;They got my attention a few months back... -142534;1359834642;ShaTwo;When they were not even as big. -142533;1359834667;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: but most BTC users will ignore the results, even more firmly than they ignored Shamir's. -142532;1359834687;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform good, then i can point out why the theory is nonsense on fresh data. -142531;1359834716;mircea_popescu;and most btc users matter in the sense most los angeles self-styled actresses matter. -142530;1359834790;mjr_;this is like the matrix...i can only imagine (if the asics turn out to be widespread) just how many petaflops we will reach -142529;1359834813;mircea_popescu;petaflops is really a measure of floating point computation -142528;1359834815;mjr_;this is the biggest distributed computing project in human history i imagine -142527;1359834818;mircea_popescu;sha hashing is integer computation -142526;1359834819;mjr_;yes -142525;1359834825;mircea_popescu;the two aren't really all that interchangeable -142524;1359834830;mjr_;yeah -142523;1359834831;mircea_popescu;we just do it because we're very lazy -142522;1359834835;mjr_;terahashes is what matter -142521;1359834852;mjr_;but it is nice to see how this compares to boinc or seti@home etc -142520;1359834870;mircea_popescu;nice is one way to put it. from what i've seen in sa's digests, it burns some people -142519;1359834898;mjr_;how would the cray titan do at hashing? -142518;1359834912;mjr_;and i don't really care about sa... -142517;1359834925;mircea_popescu;not very well. -142516;1359834935;mjr_;rationality says i bet with my money and they bet with theirs...the outcome will be objective -142515;1359834946;mircea_popescu;what, you're at war or something ? -142514;1359834950;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: care to say why the theory is nonsense? -142513;1359834974;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.875 = 4.375 BTC [+] -142512;1359834987;mjr_;huh? not at war...but when two people disagree, they bet on the outcome, the winner wins...in pure rational economics...which this isn't -142511;1359834989;mircea_popescu;not worth it on the old data set. get a fresh one. -142510;1359834999;mircea_popescu;mjr_ now that's true -142509;1359835031;mjr_;well, its overly simplified, but yes, if btc hits a thousand or even 40 we objectively chose correctly -142508;1359835036;mjr_;and they objectively didn't -142507;1359835069;mircea_popescu;20 is actually good enough already. -142506;1359835073;mjr_;i agree -142505;1359835085;mjr_;but i don't think they would be able to be as smug at 40.... -142504;1359835093;mjr_;i don't see how they could talk about it at all -142503;1359835117;mjr_;without being extremely mad at themselves for understanding bitcoins, but then choosing to reject -142502;1359835133;mjr_;that's the sad part is that they know more about it than a lot of users -142501;1359835138;mircea_popescu;not everyone is profit motivated. -142500;1359835146;mircea_popescu;in fact, most people who spend a lot of time on forums aren't. -142499;1359835146;mjr_;good point... -142498;1359835153;mjr_;also a great point -142497;1359835161;mircea_popescu;if they were, they'd do real work rather than the sort of boring nonsense that lends itself to foruming -142496;1359835168;mjr_;but even in matters of debate -142495;1359835171;mjr_;which they do care about -142494;1359835180;mjr_;the real world bears out theories or doesn't -142493;1359835193;mjr_;so their theory will look stupid (moreso than now) -142492;1359835203;mjr_;and that is something they would care about -142491;1359835217;mircea_popescu;not really. there's not an objective standard of proof, especially not for people who aren't interested in seeing certain result sets. -142490;1359835230;mjr_;i guess... -142489;1359835237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00067641 = 7.6434 BTC [-] -142488;1359835253;mjr_;it is very insular, and they probably won't look at any data that disagrees with their preconceived notion -142487;1359835308;mjr_;what is the command here to look at sdice bid/ask? -142486;1359835308;mircea_popescu;if you read through it appears obvious what the actual problems they identify with bitcoin are -142485;1359835317;mircea_popescu;"fygm", for instance, is quite telling. -142484;1359835331;mircea_popescu;they dislike the fact bitcoin will necessarily bring down the welfare state. -142483;1359835335;mjr_;yeah, they conflate "people like to scam people" with "bitcoin is an instrument of scamming" -142482;1359835344;mircea_popescu;this is a valid criticism, it will. as long as they don't want this to happen, bitcoin is and will remain a bad thing. -142481;1359835352;mjr_;they must not have ever heard of bernie madoff -142480;1359835371;mjr_;oh, bitcoin will be very bad for some people -142479;1359835385;mircea_popescu;right. -142478;1359835391;mjr_;i thought the argument was "will it succeed", the results of it are different for each person -142477;1359835394;mircea_popescu;so then, those very people will say bitcoin is very bad. no surprise. -142476;1359835406;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0079 = 0.079 BTC [+] -142475;1359835415;mjr_;i think banks will not like it very much, nor would governments if taken to its logical conclusion... -142474;1359835424;mjr_;but i don't think that means it won't succeed -142473;1359835434;mjr_;i would take it seriously, and i would adapt -142472;1359835450;mircea_popescu;ya well. -142471;1359835458;mjr_;i think snowcrash is going to be somewhat of a prophecy at this point lol -142470;1359835464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066535 = 2.875 BTC [-] -142469;1359835465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34750 @ 0.00066524 = 23.1171 BTC [-] -142468;1359835467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 129 @ 0.00066411 = 0.0857 BTC [-] -142467;1359835497;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -142466;1359835498;assbot;I don't know those people, and they don't look very friendly. -142465;1359835501;jurov;congrats satoshidice -142464;1359835502;mjr_;that book touches a lot of interesting points, but i think it's tamest assertion is that a country is only as strong as it's monetary supply -142463;1359835504;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -142462;1359835506;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.007148 / 0.00737178 / 0.007395 (143373 shares, 1,056.91 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00731861 / 0.00749999 (574974 shares, 4,208.01 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00487004 / 0.0075 (6619114 shares, 32,235.38 BTC) -142461;1359835514;mircea_popescu;im fascinated at the relative lack of movement. -142460;1359835522;mjr_;wish i had bitcoins now -142459;1359835523;mircea_popescu;apparently nobody was holding for div time -142458;1359835528;jurov;how comes i unexpectedly received something and the address points to http://bitbet.us/bet/131/btc-will-have-a-new-highest-price-in/ ? -142457;1359835534;jurov;that bet isn't closed -142456;1359835541;mjr_;4 days i will be ready to invest -142455;1359835550;mircea_popescu;jurov did you use same addy for other bets? -142454;1359835576;jurov;maybe, i don't remember, but only this one was found. -142453;1359835605;Bugpowder;same lack of movement last div too -142452;1359835622;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder very institutional-like investors i guess -142451;1359835657;mjr_;buy and hold is usually the best strategy -142450;1359835674;mjr_;(assuming you invest in companies you believe in) -142449;1359835678;mircea_popescu;this is true. -142448;1359835699;mjr_;has anyone read antifragile? -142447;1359835728;mjr_;i'm not finished with it, but i think so far that it is very interesting when looked at through the eyes of a bitcoiner -142446;1359835770;mjr_;and i would be extremely interested to know what Taleb Nassim thinks about btc -142445;1359835838;mircea_popescu;hey, ask him. i'd be interested too. -142444;1359835866;mjr_;in fact, i wonder if universa capital (his investment fund) would be interested lol -142443;1359835883;mircea_popescu;give them a call. -142442;1359835932;mjr_;http://www.universa.net/ just read the front page...i think i might have better luck with email...though i am pretty sure i'll get filtered out quickly -142441;1359836016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066682 = 2.8813 BTC [+] -142440;1359836023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5179 @ 0.00066696 = 3.4542 BTC [+] -142439;1359836149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3339 @ 0.00066696 = 2.227 BTC [+] -142438;1359836199;jurov;i did not notice the "Open" choice is by default on bitbet search -142437;1359836219;jurov;yup, made 1BTC on asic non-delivery bet -142436;1359836227;mircea_popescu;wd. -142435;1359836234;mircea_popescu;was a tough one to close that. -142434;1359836278;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1498765#msg1498765 this is sorta funny. -142433;1359836286;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 who told you to get involved with avalon baby. -142432;1359836423;jurov;reminder for people who want to bet on/against asics and don't have mpex account: https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.iDiff-E -142431;1359836575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00739499 = 8.874 BTC [-] -142430;1359836579;mjr_;why are people doubting delivery? i'm just curious, i thought the first ones already were delived... -142429;1359836582;mircea_popescu;evoorhees do you suppose something like a 100% win address for sdice would be a good idea ? -142428;1359836597;mircea_popescu;mjr_ they sent two prototype units. -142427;1359836602;mjr_;ah ok -142426;1359836618;mjr_;so they may not have ramped up production as much as previously thought -142425;1359836618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6711 @ 0.00067226 = 4.5115 BTC [+] -142424;1359836623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 689 @ 0.00066438 = 0.4578 BTC [-] -142423;1359836656;mircea_popescu;o hey, apparently ineedausername resurfaced, and is paying his gippt thing in full. -142422;1359836845;evoorhees;mircea... that's kinda interesting -142421;1359836849;evoorhees;you mean for promotion or what? -142420;1359836896;mircea_popescu;no. for mixing. -142419;1359836916;evoorhees;how would that help SD? -142418;1359836917;mircea_popescu;you send X btc, you receive 9x% of x back 100% of time -142417;1359836922;mircea_popescu;you take your rake. -142416;1359836974;mircea_popescu;possibly make it so that inputs sent to that addy are NEVER 0conf'd and as a result they never receive back anything based on the same inputs. -142415;1359837017;mircea_popescu;you've got by far the best mixer out there, might as well use it as such -142414;1359837025;mircea_popescu;(course people can do it already by just playing) -142413;1359837054;evoorhees;not sure I'd want to advocate it as a mixer -142412;1359837061;mircea_popescu;just a thought. -142411;1359837065;evoorhees;it's a good though -142410;1359837068;evoorhees;thought* -142409;1359837473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00067641 = 1.4881 BTC [+] -142408;1359837483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1840 @ 0.00068006 = 1.2513 BTC [+] -142407;1359837484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.0006803 = 5.2043 BTC [+] -142406;1359837486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00068032 = 1.8369 BTC [+] -142405;1359837486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2560 @ 0.00068038 = 1.7418 BTC [+] -142404;1359837675;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.875 = 6.125 BTC [+] -142403;1359837855;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.88 = 2.64 BTC [+] -142402;1359837947;mircea_popescu;dude srlsy ? -142401;1359838257;JohnGalt1337;somebody just got robbed -142400;1359838434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3632 @ 0.00066438 = 2.413 BTC [-] -142399;1359838436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4468 @ 0.00066412 = 2.9673 BTC [-] -142398;1359838659;jurov;Our many and talented graphical artists are hard at work refining the abyssal beauty that is MPEx.co, and I dare not interrupt them. -142397;1359838667;jurov;^^mircea, do you use gremlins? -142396;1359838764;jurov;*use/employ -142395;1359839407;mircea_popescu;pixies -142394;1359839555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1209 @ 0.00737449 = 8.9158 BTC [-] -142393;1359839598;jurov;now am really curious what will reddit say to it all: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17rjzk/mpex_this_is_what_we_mean_by_bitcoin_will/ -142392;1359839624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.007395 = 73.95 BTC [+] -142391;1359839659;Bugpowder;reddit is truly full of morons -142390;1359839705;mircea_popescu;noo !? -142389;1359839717;jurov;perhaps. but someone might get the point. -142388;1359839833;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 40 @ 0.79 = 31.6 BTC [-] -142387;1359839835;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.79 = 11.85 BTC [-] -142386;1359839836;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.79 = 15.8 BTC [-] -142385;1359839837;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.79 = 3.16 BTC [-] -142384;1359839838;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.79 = 10.27 BTC [-] -142383;1359839922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5532 @ 0.00066412 = 3.6739 BTC [-] -142382;1359839925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2868 @ 0.00066411 = 1.9047 BTC [-] -142381;1359839933;Bugpowder;http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2013/02/98-asic-choices-avalon-update.html -142380;1359840168;smickles;http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-tech-stuff/#footnote_0_45984 makes the fee i paid worth it :) -142379;1359840194;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.79 = 3.95 BTC [-] -142378;1359840326;evoorhees;sorry noob question here... -142377;1359840338;evoorhees;why are havelock shares of SDICE 0.79? -142376;1359840342;evoorhees;are they sold in batches of 100? -142375;1359840348;jurov;yes they are -142374;1359840356;evoorhees;question answered, thanks :) -142373;1359840428;mircea_popescu;course i guess topace hasn't been on in a little -142372;1359840434;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [-] -142371;1359840435;mircea_popescu;and he's run out of shares driving the price up -142370;1359840514;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0079 BTC [+] -142369;1359840539;jurov;ironically, most actively maintained/arbitraged passthrough is the litecoin one, run by deprived -142368;1359840577;jurov;through coinbr :D -142367;1359840645;jurov;he moves stuff almost every day -142366;1359840801;mircea_popescu;deprived is really very competent/active -142365;1359840811;mircea_popescu;not sure why he sits put in ltcs. -142364;1359840885;mjr_;really nice article on reddit mircea_popescu -142363;1359840892;mircea_popescu;a ty -142362;1359840897;mircea_popescu;so upvote -142361;1359840904;mjr_;no account -142360;1359840908;mjr_;but i can change that -142359;1359840911;mjr_;hold on -142358;1359840968;jurov;*snatches the article away* -142357;1359841029;mjr_;upvoted -142356;1359841045;mjr_;specifically about database locking -142355;1359841058;mjr_;i'm not sure i understood how you were fixing that issue -142354;1359841094;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [-] -142353;1359841117;mircea_popescu;the how wasn't actually explained. -142352;1359841129;mjr_;ah ok -142351;1359841156;mjr_;that makes sense then that i didn't understand it...i have to deal with databases a lot and they can be a pain -142350;1359841166;mjr_;specifically because of locking issues... -142349;1359841186;mjr_;also, how would dedicated circuits play into what you were talking about re: phishing -142348;1359841208;mjr_;i mean, the endpoints are fixed, and don't most banks rely on them, in colocations and carrier hotels? -142347;1359841240;jurov;dedicated circuits??? -142346;1359841242;mjr_;we get our market data through instinet and sfti...but it is not really over the internet -142345;1359841253;mjr_;everything goes through a physical point to point connection -142344;1359841293;mjr_;dedicated circuit...maybe metro ethernet in some cases -142343;1359841310;mjr_;but typically it is a /29 subnet mask...only 2 addresses anyway -142342;1359841319;jurov;i don't think mpex will be able to afford laying fiber even to biggest customers in near future -142341;1359841325;mjr_;lol -142340;1359841332;mjr_;not have to lay fiber -142339;1359841349;mjr_;host in a data center where you can cross connect to other people -142338;1359841387;jurov;but that's tailored to HFT. and MP is quite anti-HFT. -142337;1359841389;mjr_;just curious, because most big markets and banks do that...so i don't know how phishing can interfere in those cases, obviously customer on online banking website is vulnerable -142336;1359841413;mjr_;kinda...i think it is mostly for reliabilty and just plain access -142335;1359841442;mjr_;for example, if you want arca market data...you have to get it from somewhere and typically you do that through a circuit -142334;1359841450;mircea_popescu;mjr_ a dedicated circuit is vulnerable to splicing -142333;1359841455;mjr_;yes true -142332;1359841457;mircea_popescu;in principle, there's two ways to handle things : -142331;1359841465;mjr_;but not with the same ease as phishing typically -142330;1359841469;mircea_popescu;either secure the conduit, message agnostic, or secure the message, conduit agnostic. -142329;1359841478;mircea_popescu;everyone is currently doing the former. i am doing the later -142328;1359841484;mircea_popescu;and i say it's the Right Thing. -142327;1359841486;mjr_;well when put that way, conduit agnostic is very much prefferd -142326;1359841492;mircea_popescu;indeed. -142325;1359841515;mircea_popescu;https is securing the conduit, ignoring the message. so is dedicated circuit. so is everything done currently pretty much -142324;1359841518;mircea_popescu;no wonder it doesn't work. -142323;1359841522;mjr_;yes -142322;1359841539;mircea_popescu;now, fiber is slightly bettert as a secure conduit, esp if you have quantum verifiers -142321;1359841542;mjr_;do you think you could build encryption into the nic card and switch/router? -142320;1359841545;mircea_popescu;(which are epensive tho) -142319;1359841550;mircea_popescu;but in general, you can't secure a cable. -142318;1359841552;mjr_;LOL yes they certainly are -142317;1359841582;mircea_popescu;i would expect that encryption stays with the person. -142316;1359841590;mircea_popescu;see the next article on the blog about something along those lines. -142315;1359841601;mjr_;yes, i just mean that typically pgp is not the easiest thing for most people -142314;1359841609;mjr_;i agree completely that encryption is vital -142313;1359841615;mjr_;and i think you are doing things the Right Way -142312;1359841660;mjr_;sometimes the Right Way is also the Hard Way, though, and even though it's well worth the value, adoption rate is important, so making the Right Way easier would be nice -142311;1359841673;mircea_popescu; but that's tailored to HFT. and MP is quite anti-HFT. << im not anti hft. im anti stupidity, which is mostly phantom orders. -142310;1359841683;mjr_;yes very true -142309;1359841691;mjr_;i was going to ask about speed of executions... -142308;1359841737;jurov;mircea, good clarification. -142307;1359841741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00066716 = 3.0689 BTC [+] -142306;1359841745;mircea_popescu;no argument that this is kinda hard, but not so sure it's for a good reason -142305;1359841746;mjr_;jurov: and if he was against HFT why would he provide API? it's practically the only use for it, besides building a pretty front end (although maybe you mean a slow bot?) -142304;1359841752;mircea_popescu;i mean... oral sex seems the HARD THING, -142303;1359841757;mircea_popescu;esp if you're a 1950s housewife -142302;1359841767;mjr_;yes changing attitudes is tough -142301;1359841771;mjr_;but inevitable -142300;1359841787;mircea_popescu;mjr_ the problem with hfts isn't that they're fast. it's that they retroactively change time. -142299;1359841793;mircea_popescu;as in... this order "wasn't really there sorry". -142298;1359841794;mircea_popescu;that's bs. -142297;1359841804;mjr_;total bs, and i don't know how you would do that -142296;1359841809;mjr_;if you get the ack back...its real -142295;1359841832;mircea_popescu;ya well give me an example of a hft getting crossed by retail lol. -142294;1359841836;mjr_;and most exchanges won't bust that trade for you -142293;1359841838;mircea_popescu;actually, let me dig out this instructive example -142292;1359841854;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpex-and-the-hft-problem/ -142291;1359841857;mircea_popescu;mostly for the quote -142290;1359841864;mjr_;my favorite usage of HFT was the guy who used the speed of light to his advantage -142289;1359841882;mjr_;ie. it would take 11ms for any information from NY to reach Chicago -142288;1359841907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 738 @ 0.007395 = 5.4575 BTC [+] -142287;1359841913;mjr_;so he would have a bot place orders at a very specific time, and then in chicago have orders in place to take advantage of the move he just caused -142286;1359841932;mjr_;he literally knew the future, because he caused it -142285;1359841937;mircea_popescu;heh. -142284;1359841946;mjr_;admittedly only 11ms into the future but in HFT that can be enough -142283;1359841979;mjr_;quantum arbitrage LOL -142282;1359842061;mircea_popescu;sounds like stuff to write novels with -142281;1359842081;mjr_;yeah, by the way -142280;1359842088;mjr_;your implementation of the solution is already in place -142279;1359842094;mjr_;ie. delayed cancels -142278;1359842110;mjr_;dark pools can be very specific about how long you have to wait b4 canceling -142277;1359842116;mjr_;on one that we use, it's 30 seconds -142276;1359842129;mjr_;they can also limit which symbols you can use, how much volume, everything -142275;1359842146;mjr_;in exchange for being able to bypass the bots and in fact the whole order book -142274;1359842157;mircea_popescu;something lik that, yes -142273;1359842162;mircea_popescu;how much do they charge ? -142272;1359842167;mjr_;depends... -142271;1359842177;mjr_;many times it's around $1 per 1,000 -142270;1359842187;mjr_;with the most expensive being $2.50 -142269;1359842197;mjr_;or somewhere around there -142268;1359842200;mircea_popescu;but yeah, i lay no claim to genius on the "not instacancellable" part. ffs it's beyond obvious. -142267;1359842210;mircea_popescu;mjr_ a, no fixed fee to be included ? -142266;1359842218;mircea_popescu;many darkpools do charge a seat fee. -142265;1359842231;mjr_;hmmm....you have to negotiate that with the company, and that is usually on a company level of interaction -142264;1359842239;mjr_;ie. your company offers you access to these routes -142263;1359842239;mircea_popescu;yeah, -142262;1359842250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1464 @ 0.007395 = 10.8263 BTC [+] -142261;1359842252;mjr_;that is the specific area where my company shines... -142260;1359842260;mjr_;at least somewhat -142259;1359842282;mjr_;prop trading can't really work without access to liquidity pools -142258;1359842290;mjr_;good fill rates, cheap fees -142257;1359842297;mjr_;even though i think scalping is almost dead -142256;1359842320;mjr_;thanks to something known as "toxic order flow" -142255;1359842322;mircea_popescu;it dies, it comes back -142254;1359842325;mircea_popescu;it's like a zombie -142253;1359842328;mjr_;hahaha -142252;1359842352;mjr_;what also was interesting is that our system is built by romanians -142251;1359842378;mjr_;so much respect to the education system there in regards to math and science -142250;1359842386;mircea_popescu;5 points (69% like it) -142249;1359842386;mircea_popescu;9 up votes 4 down votes -142248;1359842395;mircea_popescu;i like how that thing is getting upvoted into a frenzy -142247;1359842402;mircea_popescu;but reddit keeps it at 5 -142246;1359842431;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 10 @ 0.0098 = 0.098 BTC [-] -142245;1359842440;mjr_;yeah -142244;1359842482;mjr_;;;help -142243;1359842483;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -142242;1359842501;mjr_;!facts -142241;1359842518;mjr_;ok... -142240;1359842810;mjr_;two questions, are signup fees accounted for in mpoe, and can you transfer your positions from a broker back to mpex -142239;1359842824;smickles;yes and yes -142238;1359842842;mjr_;thanks -142237;1359842847;mjr_;that is an awesome model -142236;1359842866;jurov;mjr_, do you already decided on referral? -142235;1359842868;smickles;well, technically, the fee goes to mpex, but it gets paid to s.mpoe shareholders -142234;1359842869;mjr_;mirceau_popescu: also, I love how you mention NYSE as underdog -142233;1359842879;mircea_popescu;mjr_ if you mean accounted for as in, passed ti shareholders, yes. there's a special line in the monthly reports. -142232;1359842884;mjr_;cool -142231;1359842890;mjr_;that's what i meant -142230;1359842891;mircea_popescu;and as to the brokers, you have to ask them, but most everyone does it. -142229;1359842909;mircea_popescu;not doing it pretty much means bucket shop/fraud -142228;1359842914;mjr_;because it would be awesome to be able to contribute to a business that you are invested in...signing up helps your actual investment -142227;1359842941;mjr_;well, i really look forward to wider acceptance, and hopefully larger holdings for me... -142226;1359842943;smickles;if only a little -142225;1359842979;mircea_popescu;mjr_ that's the ide -142224;1359842980;mircea_popescu;a -142223;1359842982;mjr_;Amadeo Giannini i would like to be like this guy -142222;1359842987;mjr_;and start lending -142221;1359843004;mjr_;set up a table on the docks and hand out money -142220;1359843012;mjr_;it worked out ok for him... -142219;1359843032;mircea_popescu;not that easy tgo -142218;1359843044;mjr_;yeah -142217;1359843062;mjr_;i think what will have to happen is that you will have to use current practices, but denominate loans in btc -142216;1359843065;malaimo;since you guys are talking about mpex architecture: would be cool to make withdrawals more automated, e.g. as on the exchanges -142215;1359843218;smickles;hmm, sounds spooky -142214;1359843248;mjr_;can you not automate that using the API? -142213;1359843265;mircea_popescu;malaimo i have my doubts about that. -142212;1359843270;smickles;all withdrawals are manually approved -142211;1359843294;smickles;malaimo: if you want instant withdrawal, used a broker who provides that -142210;1359843318;jurov;wow, there actually is one? -142209;1359843343;smickles;I'm sure there is/are for relatively small amounts -142208;1359843370;jurov;in coinbr case it's possible but far from guaranteed -142207;1359843394;smickles;yeah, much depends on the broker's 'off mpex float' -142206;1359843425;smickles;or the availability of cheap shortterm loans -142205;1359843533;mjr_;has anyone really started using the advanced bitcoin features? -142204;1359843540;gesell;i think google is starting to seriously throttle my all my google code since i put the arbitrage spreadsheet on reddit :/ -142203;1359843547;smickles;which ones? mjr_ -142202;1359843552;gesell;grr -142201;1359843557;mjr_;third party arbitration -142200;1359843560;mjr_;contracts etc -142199;1359843594;mjr_;that could be used to form a trust service (maybe against the founding goals, but still, could be useful) -142198;1359843621;mjr_;like for example...i don't think i have ever read one negative article about mpex or mirceau_popescu -142197;1359843621;smickles;i think there are a few things which use the m-of-n signature txns, but i've not seen any of the contracts or conditional sends -142196;1359843622;jurov;they aren't directly supported by satoshi client -142195;1359843624;smickles;etc -142194;1359843638;mjr_;so i would say most people would trust him -142193;1359843659;smickles;< mjr_> like for example...i don't think i have ever read one negative article about mpex or mirceau_popescu <<< lolwut? -142192;1359843661;mjr_;the closest i ever read was sock puppet on SA..but that wasn't even really saying anything bad -142191;1359843676;mjr_;ie. no one has ever said he scammed them -142190;1359843681;mjr_;that i've read on a forum -142189;1359843702;mjr_;maybe chats i missed here, but i would say he has the equivalent of AAA credit within bitcoin -142188;1359843704;smickles;there are people who're pissed about the way f.giga.etf went -142187;1359843750;mjr_;ok, i missed that discussion -142186;1359843764;smickles;but, yeah, most to all of the 'bad' about mpex/mircea is that mpex looks ugly -142185;1359843777;smickles;or 'i don't understand why you use gpg' -142184;1359843780;mjr_;lol, maybe should do more research, but still...within bitcoin who would have the highest "credit rating" -142183;1359843785;smickles;in not so nice words -142182;1359843787;mjr_;lol, thats one of my favorite parts of it -142181;1359843791;mjr_;mpex UI -142180;1359843802;mjr_;look at reddit -142179;1359843808;mjr_;craigslist -142178;1359843821;mjr_;sometimes too much html5 and flash animations just get annoying -142177;1359843841;mjr_;ooh rounded corners and drop shadow -142176;1359843871;mjr_;a lot of current websites are very much "form over function" -142175;1359843883;smickles;the f.giga.etf issue was basically, that the original gigavps asset stopped, and people thought that the mpex listing would take action to acquire the new gigavps -142174;1359843912;mjr_;what was that company doing? an etf of what? -142173;1359843931;smickles;and mircea felt that taking action to acquire a new asset when the original one dissolved was outside of the f.gigga.etf contract -142172;1359843939;smickles;(it wasn't really an etf) -142171;1359843949;smickles;more like a single asset fund -142170;1359843952;mjr_;oh ok, i was going to say, i don't see the real point of an etf at the moment -142169;1359843970;mjr_;within bitcoin, there are only a few legit publicly traded companies you can buy all of them yourself -142168;1359843976;smickles;mircea's a bit of a word anarchist sometimes -142167;1359843989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00067024 = 3.8874 BTC [+] -142166;1359844005;mjr_;oh by the way...i found the url to the site that i want to get to start taking bitcoins... -142165;1359844018;mjr_;options168.com -142164;1359844029;mjr_;one of my friends binary options ideas -142163;1359844108;mjr_;at the end of the day it's very similar to satoshidice (in the sense of expected value, house cut) -142162;1359844122;mjr_;not in the sense of using the block chain for randomness -142161;1359844170;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 89 @ 0.0098 = 0.8722 BTC [-] -142160;1359844192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 895 @ 0.00737449 = 6.6002 BTC [-] -142159;1359844256;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 12 @ 0.0099 = 0.1188 BTC [+] -142158;1359844366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 373 @ 0.00737449 = 2.7507 BTC [-] -142157;1359844533;mjr_;mirceau_popescu: upon furthor thought, i think that what you have set up IS the equivalent of a circuit...ie. you can verify communication between you and someone else, but i don't think it could work as a broadcast type message (i may be wrong) if i wanted it to take multiple hops, i would be vulnerable to MitM and phishing right? -142156;1359844571;mjr_;because only you can make sense of the message, since the message is encrypted...or am i mixing up my OSI model here :) -142155;1359844626;mjr_;ie PGP works for a point to point conversation, but if you want to make it routable you have to provide more info to the network (not actual content, but destination etc) -142154;1359844700;mjr_;is this how VPN would work too? unless i'm mistaken, i believe a VPN is encrypted (or can be) -142153;1359844904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00066716 = 3.6027 BTC [-] -142152;1359844906;maximian;more confused knuckle draggers over at Reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17rae6/satoshi_dice_has_almost_tripled_since_its_ipo/ -142151;1359844910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00066715 = 1.0007 BTC [-] -142150;1359844955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4680 @ 0.00067014 = 3.1363 BTC [+] -142149;1359844957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067194 = 2.9035 BTC [+] -142148;1359844959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9399 @ 0.00067229 = 6.3189 BTC [+] -142147;1359845022;mircea_popescu;l;alala -142146;1359845303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066737 = 2.8837 BTC [-] -142145;1359845305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 279 @ 0.00066715 = 0.1861 BTC [-] -142144;1359845408;mircea_popescu;o hey, im being discussed :D -142143;1359845448;mircea_popescu;mjr_ : if i wanted it to take multiple hops, i would be vulnerable to MitM and phishing right? << wrong -142142;1359845502;mjr_;they couldn't read the message, but theyt could disrupt it -142141;1359845504;mircea_popescu;take for instance mpex db dump : http://mpex.co/db_dump.php -142140;1359845504;mjr_;right? -142139;1359845509;mircea_popescu;go ahead, download it. -142138;1359845522;mircea_popescu;what diff does it make ? you don't have the key for it. -142137;1359845544;mjr_;yes true -142136;1359845548;mjr_;and i took a look -142135;1359845554;mjr_;can't do anything with it -142134;1359845568;mircea_popescu;so now. if i want to talk to all the users on mpex, i could just post a long file, made out of bits, each encrypted with a user's signature. -142133;1359845582;mircea_popescu;everyone would only get his own, causwe that's the only one he can decrypt -142132;1359845595;mjr_;yeah -142131;1359845602;mircea_popescu;conduit is completely irrelevant -142130;1359845607;mjr_;true -142129;1359845612;mjr_;thanks for the explanation -142128;1359845625;mircea_popescu;this is why you can always trust a mpex "phisher" -142127;1359845629;mircea_popescu;all he can do is proxy -142126;1359845642;mjr_;well that is what i meant...what if he doesn't pass on the messsage? -142125;1359845649;mjr_;or in other words why would he -142124;1359845650;mircea_popescu;then you know it's not mpex -142123;1359845657;mjr_;yes, true -142122;1359845662;mircea_popescu;that's all really. -142121;1359845671;mircea_popescu;but i don't see many people bothering, no. there's no benefit -142120;1359845676;mjr_;i think it is a clean and very secure system -142119;1359845688;mircea_popescu;i think so too. -142118;1359845692;mjr_;a lot easier than managing vpn's -142117;1359845710;mjr_;but do those address the issue of people being able to securely send messages? -142116;1359845717;mircea_popescu;yeah. this would not be feasible if i tried to do it like it;'s currently done in the fiat finance world. -142115;1359845731;mircea_popescu;but there's a BIG lesson in here. think about it : i have technoklogy that allows me to do what they do much cheaper. -142114;1359845737;mjr_;yes, true -142113;1359845742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10821 @ 0.00066715 = 7.2192 BTC [-] -142112;1359845744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 279 @ 0.00066565 = 0.1857 BTC [-] -142111;1359845746;mircea_popescu;i didn't get that last q. -142110;1359845779;mjr_;well that is what i love about this community, very grass roots -142109;1359845783;mjr_;bottom up planning -142108;1359845789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2735 @ 0.00067229 = 1.8387 BTC [+] -142107;1359845791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15 @ 0.00067504 = 0.0101 BTC [+] -142106;1359845813;mircea_popescu;smickles http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17rjzk/mpex_this_is_what_we_mean_by_bitcoin_will/c887zpp -142105;1359845818;mircea_popescu;thats some prime hatin' right there :D -142104;1359845853;mjr_;ah i had one other question/issue that i wanted to throw out here -142103;1359845865;mjr_;in instances like takin a cab or paying for fast food -142102;1359845876;mjr_;one to ten minutes for approval is not feasible... -142101;1359845893;mjr_;and obviously maybe it can't be applied to everything -142100;1359845902;mjr_;but is there any discussion on that subject? -142099;1359845911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3294 @ 0.00067505 = 2.2236 BTC [+] -142098;1359845912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4306 @ 0.00067504 = 2.9067 BTC [-] -142097;1359846141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1406 @ 0.00067505 = 0.9491 BTC [+] -142096;1359846143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6548 @ 0.00067516 = 4.4209 BTC [+] -142095;1359846145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3150 @ 0.00067653 = 2.1311 BTC [+] -142094;1359846147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1596 @ 0.00067746 = 1.0812 BTC [+] -142093;1359846208;mircea_popescu;mjr_ yes. it mostly consists of my pr pointing out it doesn't work and people glazingvoer. -142092;1359846234;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134024.msg1493309#msg1493309 -142091;1359846237;mircea_popescu;most recent example -142090;1359846389;smickles;< mjr_> in instances like takin a cab or paying for fast food << in situations like that, some feel it is save enough to accept 0 confirmations -142089;1359846427;smickles;also, there is one of those 'advanced' features you mentioned earler to solve this -142088;1359846452;jurov;smickles, not really. that would be akin to city transportation not giving a fuck about security of chip cards -142087;1359846458;mjr_;thanks smickles, i thought that was a very nice response -142086;1359846488;smickles;basically, you can create at tx which is for a significant amount (say 10 btc), but only gets approved in small in small bits, (say .1 btc) -142085;1359846503;mjr_;and good link mirceau -142084;1359846510;mjr_;i think that is also very true -142083;1359846515;JohnGalt49ers;you don't need to rely on confirmations when your coins are stored at an exchange -142082;1359846518;smickles;there are a lot of details, but you can safely accept the small bit part without any confirmation at all -142081;1359846530;smickles;even unbroadcasted (less than 0 confirms) -142080;1359846539;mjr_;cool -142079;1359846563;smickles;it's only been done as 'proof of work', so far as i know tho -142078;1359846565;mircea_popescu; smickles, not really. that would be akin to city transportation not giving a fuck about security of chip cards << which they don't. -142077;1359846603;JohnGalt49ers;bitcoin can change ownership without transactions within the blockchain -142076;1359846626;mircea_popescu;course the hidden thing in all of this is that if mpex scales worth a shit everyone can just do push transactions. -142075;1359846627;smickles;JohnGalt49ers: like via private key transfer? (what I was talking about is more complicated, and a lot more secure than that. I'll see if i can find the link) -142074;1359846652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00067162 = 8.2609 BTC [-] -142073;1359846677;jurov;with badly done 0-confirmations we'll inevitably end up in credit card territory - everyone will pay for the fraud -142072;1359846692;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17rae6/satoshi_dice_has_almost_tripled_since_its_ipo/ ahaha this is sweet. -142071;1359846698;mircea_popescu;owner is an asshole!!1 -142070;1359846745;JohnGalt49ers;you have a nice reputation ;) -142069;1359846752;gesell;anyone got issues getting to google? -142068;1359846758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00733364 = 4.4002 BTC [-] -142067;1359846768;mircea_popescu;it's funny tho, why am i an asshole -142066;1359846780;mircea_popescu;people get so wrapped up in their own mind -142065;1359846852;jurov;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17rjzk/mpex_this_is_what_we_mean_by_bitcoin_will/ also gets some lulz -142064;1359846868;smickles;i think this is what i was talking about https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Contracts#Example_7:_Rapidly-adjusted_.28micro.29payments_to_a_pre-determined_party -142063;1359846872;mircea_popescu;"the "shares" that MPEx has that it lets you buy and then sell ... how did they get them, and what exactly are these shares?" -142062;1359846878;mircea_popescu;heavily philosophical too -142061;1359846918;smickles;lolwut? -142060;1359846919;JohnGalt49ers;yeah that's more sophisticated then what I had in mind -142059;1359846943;gesell;explain to them that gpg, command line foo and mpex design should be percieved like the days when the internet filled up with idiots... we'd still stick to vms to have some peace of mind from it all -142058;1359846966;mircea_popescu;"o noes, but nobody can get on mpex!1" -142057;1359846976;mod6;oh gno! -142056;1359846986;mircea_popescu;im on the other side of it, trying to hold the doors down lol -142055;1359847000;mircea_popescu;nobody can get into mpex to the tune of 10 ppl a day or some shit -142054;1359847023;maximian;"oh my god, MPEx is the geekiest stock exchange I've ever seen. you have to send commands via command line? no web interface?" << this is actually what attracted me to mpex! -142053;1359847045;mircea_popescu;maximian i think a few people -142052;1359847055;mircea_popescu;anyway if mod6 evergets the iphone app out that'll be funny -142051;1359847062;mod6;:D -142050;1359847074;smickles;hmm, i don't recall that article being much about race -142049;1359847084;mircea_popescu;dude if you don't launch soon ima start sending escorts to your door at like 2am -142048;1359847085;mod6;iphone app someday, android version soon -142047;1359847086;mircea_popescu;topless -142046;1359847088;mircea_popescu;and drunk. -142045;1359847092;mod6;haha -142044;1359847096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066569 = 2.8764 BTC [-] -142043;1359847097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3421 @ 0.00066565 = 2.2772 BTC [-] -142042;1359847098;mod6;that might help -142041;1359847113;mircea_popescu;smickles i think racist is what pinkos call people who call them pinkos -142040;1359847126;mod6;one thing im gonna work on today is wrapping up json stat stuff. but then i gotta get that encryption stuff wrapped up. -142039;1359847155;mod6;next version -- might be using bccapi maybe. -142038;1359847160;mod6;we'll see what works -142037;1359847164;pizzaman1337;mod6: iphone app for what? -142036;1359847172;mod6;its for MPEx -142035;1359847183;pizzaman1337;oh, nice -142034;1359847197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1277 @ 0.00733364 = 9.3651 BTC [-] -142033;1359847199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2231 @ 0.007395 = 16.4982 BTC [+] -142032;1359847201;mod6;i have a ton of work done already for an Android version. its called BitOTTer... http://www.bitotter.com -142031;1359847249;mod6;but.. its kinda rough with some of the encryption stuff - and making sure someones private key is secure is a challenge. -142030;1359847277;mod6;which leads me to mircea_popescu's thing that he posted on trilema about the eyescan2pgpkeys -142029;1359847277;pizzaman1337;encrypt it? -142028;1359847286;mod6;pretty l33t there, verdad? -142027;1359847290;mircea_popescu;innit! -142026;1359847332;mircea_popescu;course asciilifeform is all no! you must use geiger counters! -142025;1359847333;mod6;pizzaman1337: yup, i've implemented a way... i started off trying to do some other ways, like a keystore, etc.. but that didn't work out. -142024;1359847372;pizzaman1337;mod6: just curious, how do you plan on monetizing that? (if at all) -142023;1359847405;mod6;ate up a bunch of time too, now the code reads in the private key, will ask the user for a passphrase to encrypt the private key with, then that will be used to decrypt when needed to read in the priavte key upon launch. this will be a different passphrase that is used with the PGP private key itself, of course. -142022;1359847408;jurov;why all the trouble? just use throwaway key. scan iris, pay 30 bucks, trade on teh mpex. problem solved. -142021;1359847424;mircea_popescu;3. Conclusions -142020;1359847424;mircea_popescu;Depending on BFL's shipping schedule, the network hashrate could be from ~ 120 Thps to ~ 290Thps, with Difficulty reaching between 15 and 40 million before mid May. -142019;1359847424;mod6;jurov: ;) -142018;1359847432;mircea_popescu;dudes sit around writing that shit on their blogs -142017;1359847439;mircea_popescu;but do they trade x.idiff ? no they don't. -142016;1359847440;mircea_popescu;sheesh. -142015;1359847456;mod6;pizzaman1337: it'll be availble through the MPEx affiliate program. -142014;1359847466;mircea_popescu;jurov ikr? -142013;1359847497;jurov;yes right -142012;1359847561;smickles;max diff at may's close is 220,868,234,397 -142011;1359847574;smickles;or wait, what's the current diff -142010;1359847576;smickles;;;bc,diff -142009;1359847577;mircea_popescu;3mn -142008;1359847578;gribble;2968775.3320751 -142007;1359847606;smickles;194,561,660,163 -142006;1359847609;smickles;that's the max -142005;1359847622;mircea_popescu;https://www.bitcoinasic.net/ -142004;1359847624;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly! -142003;1359847636;mircea_popescu;the azns were canadians from iraq! -142002;1359847690;mircea_popescu;"We're Open -142001;1359847690;mircea_popescu;All of the firmware and software we develop for our devices are completely opensource." -142000;1359847701;mircea_popescu;no github link. completely open. brain fell out. -141999;1359847721;smickles;minimum diff is 2968775 -141998;1359847765;smickles;lol, copypast fail -141997;1359847777;smickles;minumum diff is 45 -141996;1359848040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00067162 = 4.7685 BTC [+] -141995;1359848042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 320 @ 0.00067229 = 0.2151 BTC [+] -141994;1359848302;mod6;I've never quite understood why people feel so but hurt about the website. I mean, its really just a formality. It doesn't even need a website! lol -141993;1359848305;mod6;http://memegenerator.net/instance/34241156 -141992;1359848340;mod6;haha, *butthurt -141991;1359848349;mircea_popescu;im seriously thinking of eventually taking the website off entirely. -141990;1359848374;mod6;I mean, it exists as a way for people to go, "Oh hey! It exists!" -141989;1359848380;mircea_popescu;pretty much -141988;1359848388;mod6;but, it is totally not required. -141987;1359848389;mod6;ya -141986;1359848390;mod6;:) -141985;1359848410;jurov;also that would fall nicely into the plan to tell noobs coinbr is all there is, mpex is the old version -141984;1359848410;mircea_popescu;course, since i was gonna have to pipe orders in somehow -141983;1359848413;mircea_popescu;and have a gateway -141982;1359848418;mircea_popescu;80 made the most sense -141981;1359848423;mircea_popescu;and if you're gonna have webserver up anyway... -141980;1359848426;mircea_popescu;might as well -141979;1359848447;mircea_popescu;lol jurov prepare for drama -141978;1359848478;mircea_popescu;this avalon thread is so full of win -141977;1359848483;mircea_popescu;even giga is trolling them -141976;1359848493;mod6;TROLL HARDER! -141975;1359848496;mod6;lol -141974;1359848496;kakobrekla;url -141973;1359848508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00067229 = 2.7564 BTC [+] -141972;1359848519;mod6;oh and MOAR CAPZ too -141971;1359848522;mod6;JUST CUZ -141970;1359848720;maximian;Just looking at the Jan s.dice statement. 1.2M BTC in handle is stunning… wow! -141969;1359848823;maximian;the whole thing is what, two guys and a server? -141968;1359848833;mircea_popescu;if that. -141967;1359848855;mircea_popescu;no but in seriousness, they're pretty smart guys, survived the recent doublespend attacks that wiped a few of the betting people -141966;1359848871;maximian;this should be evoorhee's full time job… he's going to be fabulously rich -141965;1359848886;maximian;yeah, bright and competent -141964;1359848915;mircea_popescu;it may become that, who knows. -141963;1359848988;JohnGalt49ers;I took 6k from him -141962;1359849002;JohnGalt49ers;$ -141961;1359849016;error4733;please you'r welcome this month again -141960;1359849033;mircea_popescu;took as in, gambled ? -141959;1359849047;JohnGalt49ers;yes, 7 btc to 500 something -141958;1359849080;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 988 @ 0.0079 = 7.8052 BTC [+] -141957;1359849082;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 12 @ 0.008 = 0.096 BTC [+] -141956;1359849121;mircea_popescu;this is so weird... -141955;1359849127;mircea_popescu;pre-dividends, crickets. -141954;1359849133;mircea_popescu;dividends paid, people start buying -141953;1359849140;mircea_popescu;why not buy 6 hours earlier get divs too ?! -141952;1359849186;JohnGalt49ers;weird indeed -141951;1359849253;maximian;amateurs who don't get the whole dividends thing? -141950;1359849264;mircea_popescu;maybe yea -141949;1359849281;mircea_popescu;there were some reasonable blocks bought on mpex pre-divs -141948;1359849316;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.765 = 3.825 BTC [-] -141947;1359849317;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.7567 = 6.8103 BTC [-] -141946;1359849319;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.760001 = 7.6 BTC [+] -141945;1359849320;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.76 = 7.6 BTC [-] -141944;1359849321;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 37 @ 0.7567519 = 27.9998 BTC [-] -141943;1359849376;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.7567 = 3.0268 BTC [-] -141942;1359849494;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.7567 = 4.5402 BTC [-] -141941;1359849539;evoorhees;yeah I don't know why people would wait to buy until after the dividend lol -141940;1359849550;evoorhees;you're doing it wrong -141939;1359849583;malaimo;maybe to pick up some "cheap" shares from people who want out after the most recent dividend... -141938;1359849595;mircea_popescu;except nobody sold -141937;1359849601;mircea_popescu;i was expecting at least some unwind -141936;1359849604;mircea_popescu;but... crickets. -141935;1359849856;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 16 @ 0.7567 = 12.1072 BTC [-] -141934;1359849975;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.7567 = 2.2701 BTC [-] -141933;1359849977;mjr_;i think its awesome that you can buy shares literally right before the dividend and still get them -141932;1359849991;mjr_;especially if the market doesn't seem to want to price them in -141931;1359850039;mjr_;i see no reason not to just hold it, but you could just get in and out on dividend day] -141930;1359850055;mod6;I was going to add though, it is great to have a way to submit orders right through the textarea with the submit button. I used to do a lot of orders by hand until I wrote the perl thingy. -141929;1359850121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00067189 = 2.8891 BTC [-] -141928;1359850123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006658 = 2.8769 BTC [-] -141927;1359850124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7979 @ 0.00066565 = 5.3112 BTC [-] -141926;1359850175;mod6;So that's an awesome way to do manual orders or do some testing. -141925;1359850274;mircea_popescu;this is true, yeah. -141924;1359850289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1571 @ 0.00066565 = 1.0457 BTC [-] -141923;1359850291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.0006649 = 4.3551 BTC [-] -141922;1359850293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2929 @ 0.00066411 = 1.9452 BTC [-] -141921;1359850351;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140700.msg1499150#msg1499150 << mpoe-pr is rubbing off on people! -141920;1359850360;mod6;Even with BitOTTer, the users will have to know how to use PGP (gpg) tools to use it though. So learning this is still required. -141919;1359850390;mod6;At minimum they'll have to export their private key from their keyring to an asciiarmored output, so that at least... -141918;1359850417;mod6;(that along with their public key) -141917;1359850458;mod6;those files will have to be copied onto the device in the manual way, and then they'll be able to be read in and secured, etc. -141916;1359850482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7803 @ 0.00066411 = 5.1821 BTC [-] -141915;1359850484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4732 @ 0.00066316 = 3.1381 BTC [-] -141914;1359850486;mod6;But still, people have this kneejerk reaction about PGP. But I'm always like "But PGP is your friend!!" -141913;1359850680;mjr_;there was a great xkcd about that... -141912;1359850701;mjr_;about how maybe strong encryption should have been classified as a weapon so it'd be protected by the second amendment lol -141911;1359850743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067219 = 2.9045 BTC [+] -141910;1359850745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9829 @ 0.00067229 = 6.6079 BTC [+] -141909;1359850827;mod6;http://xkcd.com/364/ << haha -141908;1359850843;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -141907;1359850858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00729495 = 1.0942 BTC [-] -141906;1359850859;mjr_;lol -141905;1359850859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 271 @ 0.00729494 = 1.9769 BTC [-] -141904;1359850864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 813 @ 0.00724493 = 5.8901 BTC [-] -141903;1359850866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 205 @ 0.00724226 = 1.4847 BTC [-] -141902;1359850867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 623 @ 0.00720781 = 4.4905 BTC [-] -141901;1359850876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 707 @ 0.00720505 = 5.094 BTC [-] -141900;1359850877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 231 @ 0.00718281 = 1.6592 BTC [-] -141899;1359850891;mjr_;wow -141898;1359850904;mjr_;cool stuff, was that a market order that took a few levels? -141897;1359850906;mircea_popescu;a ok -141896;1359850913;mircea_popescu;ya by the looks of it -141895;1359851008;mjr_;ok maybe a silly question but i don't think it was in the faq (i'll double check) is there a way to see level II info for the stocks? -141894;1359851049;mjr_;is the json feed the only way? -141893;1359851342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 618 @ 0.00066316 = 0.4098 BTC [-] -141892;1359851346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2894 @ 0.00066215 = 1.9163 BTC [-] -141891;1359851348;mircea_popescu;well, seen live.coinbr.com ? -141890;1359851373;mjr_;i have not, i will take a look at it -141889;1359851408;mjr_;oh yeah i think i have been there but it never renders correctly -141888;1359851471;mircea_popescu;raw data is in the jsons/rss -141887;1359851485;mircea_popescu;pretty much everything else you have to make yourself -141886;1359851540;mjr_;all good -141885;1359851560;mjr_;i think there is some image which doesn't load and it blocks the actual symbols -141884;1359851567;mircea_popescu;if you make something a buncha people like/use there may be a market for you in it -141883;1359851574;mjr_;good point -141882;1359851595;mjr_;i really like the layout and design of clarkmoody -141881;1359851603;mjr_;just wish it had more exchanges and mpex data -141880;1359851612;jcpham;once you go black... -141879;1359851635;mircea_popescu;why doesn't it have mpex data ? -141878;1359851640;mircea_popescu;i thought it was pretty much user configured -141877;1359851660;mjr_;as far as i can see it just takes mt. gox -141876;1359851669;mjr_;and i have not seen any way to change those settings -141875;1359851729;jurov;mjr_, which browser? -141874;1359851735;mjr_;chrome -141873;1359851747;mjr_;is that not supported? -141872;1359851777;jurov;live.coinbr uses vanilla google charts ... can't believe google can't make its own shit work right -141871;1359851794;mircea_popescu;ahahah this is good -141870;1359851815;jurov;mjr_: try sending screenshot, i'll look what else it can be -141869;1359851841;mjr_;could be me, i just did inspect element and it pops up -141868;1359851851;mjr_;but if i close the inspect element, it doesn't load -141867;1359851864;mjr_;it's the chart that is not loading so it could be a problem with my handling of svg i guess -141866;1359851880;jurov;no js errors? -141865;1359852056;mjr_;does not appear to be js related -141864;1359852064;mjr_;at least all the scripts seem to have loaded properly -141863;1359852083;jurov;dunno then -141862;1359852090;mjr_;yeah i have a sreenshot if you wanna see -141861;1359852103;mjr_;weirdly enough i can't right click on the area where the chart would be -141860;1359852115;mjr_;i have to do it in the tiny sliver at the top in order to get to inspect element -141859;1359852121;mjr_;i can try other web browsers if that would help -141858;1359852158;jurov;if on the screnshot is anything beyond [Back to CoinBr] [S.DICE] [S.BBET] Show trades for last: -141857;1359852164;jurov;then i'm interested -141856;1359852214;mjr_;doesn't even show all of that, weirdly enough it works in IE so maybe issues on my end -141855;1359852222;mjr_;(surely issues on my end) -141854;1359852226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00067229 = 2.8236 BTC [+] -141853;1359852312;jurov;btw, i think i left there commented js code to read mpex rss feed... so if anyone wants an example -141852;1359852328;mjr_;thanks i will look into it -141851;1359852370;mjr_;one quick security question -141850;1359852390;mjr_;where do you hold the shares that you buy? are they in an account on mpex? -141849;1359852417;jurov;they have to be there, for online trading to be possible -141848;1359852424;mjr_;yes, ok -141847;1359852432;mjr_;i am planning on more of a buy and hold approach -141846;1359852461;mjr_;but i have no issues with shares on mpex or coinbr -141845;1359852482;mjr_;i was planning on a paper wallet that i could continue to pour coins into, but would not be connected to anything -141844;1359852506;mjr_;and was wondering if there was something similar for the shares etc -141843;1359852506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.007395 = 12.5715 BTC [+] -141842;1359852511;jurov;there is none known way to take shares out of mpex and nto safe if that's what you mean -141841;1359852530;mjr_;yeah no big deal, it is the most secure i've seen really -141840;1359852537;mjr_;so probably better to leave them there -141839;1359852556;mjr_;but for the coins, i was thinking paper wallet in safe deposit box -141838;1359852567;mjr_;with some for buying and such -141837;1359852572;mjr_;in a separate wallet -141836;1359852628;Bugpowder;I think the shares are probably safer in MPs machine than in mine :-P -141835;1359852635;mjr_;yeah -141834;1359852640;mjr_;i agree -141833;1359852676;jurov;well, there are tries to make p2p exchanges... but so far it looks they are not usable for anything near mpex volume/speed -141832;1359852693;mjr_;yeah, i realy like mpex -141831;1359852694;mircea_popescu;eventually mpex will be p2p too im pretty sure -141830;1359852698;jurov;and i personally wait for someone to aptly and comprehensively blog about them -141829;1359852701;mircea_popescu;but none of the current nonsense. -141828;1359852765;mircea_popescu;jurov i'd argue that making copies of the mpex_db is pretty safe. -141827;1359852773;mircea_popescu;in a paper wallet sort of way -141826;1359852826;jurov;"do you have the shares safely stored?" "yes, i have whole mpex database in cold storage" -141825;1359852845;mircea_popescu;something like that. better than paper wallet cause well... you can't read it -141824;1359853215;mjr_;really nice financials by the way -141823;1359853688;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you realize that the webserver - trade engine is what a lot of banks are migrating to right? -141822;1359853719;jurov;thestringpuller, the core of his argument isn't this -141821;1359853740;mircea_popescu;for some values of "a lot". -141820;1359853760;mircea_popescu;"Learn how to avoid ripoffs - send $5." -141819;1359853793;jurov;it's about users identifying themselves and using any channel, possibly insecure to communicate with exchange -141818;1359853807;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 11 @ 0.35 = 3.85 BTC [+] -141817;1359853823;mircea_popescu;http://www.news-record.com/home/679910-63/mr-buffett-im-sorry << this is pretty good! -141816;1359853845;jurov;as opposed to providing byzantine infrastructure to create pipe to safely communicate -141815;1359853894;mjr_;well yeah, i think that is the more robust system -141814;1359853906;mjr_;to expect that people will try to steal the messages -141813;1359853912;mjr_;instead of trusting in infrastructure -141812;1359853936;mjr_;i feel like usually the central planning type of things assumes perfect implementation -141811;1359853943;mjr_;and plans accordingly -141810;1359853966;mjr_;and are shocked when things fail -141809;1359854007;jurov;it's ego thing, everyone wants to build something big that will outlast him -141808;1359854009;thestringpuller;For that reason last year a London bank processor went offline for 2 hours and 90% of the population were unable to make any withdrawals or deposits... -141807;1359854020;jurov;creating liability for descendants in turn -141806;1359854023;mjr_;yeah, or the facebook ipo with nasdaq -141805;1359854024;thestringpuller;Most banks are moving to a distributed system... -141804;1359854044;thestringpuller;well their processors at least -141803;1359854073;mjr_;in general, big complex systems are going to have cracks while small distributed systems CAN be easy to implement once, and then multiplied in a scalable way -141802;1359854088;fancypants;how does S.DICE and/or S.BBET decide when to pay dividend? I can't seem to find it or determine any sort of a pattern from the history -141801;1359854137;jurov;on 1st they get roaring drunk then sleep and wake up , then start working on report -141800;1359854144;jurov;and then pay divs -141799;1359854152;mjr_;that what it looked like -141798;1359854163;mjr_;it seems to be within two days after issuing monthly report -141797;1359854226;mjr_;by the way...the al gore interview on the daily show was pretty interesting and they talked about high frequency -141796;1359854228;jurov;looks like cool thing to do... maybe i'll get public -141795;1359854270;jurov;just did a rough select how much coinbr made in january. my head spinned a bit. sadly, no lacohol around. -141794;1359854291;mjr_;i take it that's good news? -141793;1359854295;mircea_popescu;how much did it make ? -141792;1359854377;kakobrekla;more than bbet. -141791;1359854386;kakobrekla;;> -141790;1359854405;mircea_popescu;lol -141789;1359854410;thestringpuller;mircea should demand fees from you for working on his turf -141788;1359854413;mircea_popescu;well... it's laso been running longer :D -141787;1359854423;mjr_;i believe that he does collect fees :) -141786;1359854426;jurov;he does -141785;1359854431;mjr_;there are fees on all trades -141784;1359854433;thestringpuller;directly from jurov though "I want 50%" -141783;1359854437;mjr_;lol -141782;1359854441;thestringpuller;"Or else something could happen..." -141781;1359854446;thestringpuller;Call it "insurance" -141780;1359854446;mjr_;ahhahaha -141779;1359854464;thestringpuller;maybe your key gets disabled...on accident -141778;1359854466;mjr_;i think that's what the registration is for -141777;1359854473;jurov;i'm just trying to check the number till i release it in the wild -141776;1359854485;mircea_popescu;sorta like make sure i keep mpex small. bludgeon successful people, something like that ? -141775;1359854507;mjr_;i really love the mpex model as is -141774;1359854511;mjr_;agorist -141773;1359854521;mircea_popescu;jurov well, over 1k ? over 10k ? -141772;1359854523;jurov;tada... bit over 38 BTC -141771;1359854530;mircea_popescu;o hey. -141770;1359854530;jurov;:D -141769;1359854533;kakobrekla;not bad -141768;1359854537;mjr_;very nice -141767;1359854540;mircea_popescu;it IS more than bbet -141766;1359854544;mircea_popescu;fuck this im nuking his acct. -141765;1359854549;pizzaman1337;lulz -141764;1359854550;kakobrekla;:DD -141763;1359854574;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr should post in foerum "jurov's shares discarded as worthless!" -141762;1359854577;mircea_popescu;then jurov could whine -141761;1359854583;mircea_popescu;we could probably take over the forum for a day -141760;1359854595;thestringpuller;isn't that how business used to work? -141759;1359854603;thestringpuller;someone competes with you, you burn down their factory? -141758;1359854609;mircea_popescu;i think that's how business used to fail -141757;1359854638;thestringpuller;Rockefella's aren't complaining... -141756;1359854664;jurov;i'll enumerate all the mpex interface bugs in lengthy and entertaining post -141755;1359854673;mjr_;well, that is another thing i like about this economy and specifcally mpex...everyone is expected to be responsible for themselves -141754;1359854676;jurov;1e20 options -141753;1359854680;jurov;phantom orders -141752;1359854689;thestringpuller;LOL -141751;1359854689;jurov;empty statjsons -141750;1359854700;jurov;php/mysql error messages -141749;1359854718;jurov;you name it -141748;1359854733;mircea_popescu;i'll pay usagi to read Strategic Risk Management to you for a week straight. -141747;1359854749;jurov;oh and i forgot double credited deposits -141746;1359854763;jurov;that i kept, of course -141745;1359854782;mircea_popescu;i should have totally had roger ver on staff, -141744;1359854786;mircea_popescu;just for that. -141743;1359854808;thestringpuller;You guys would have a fight though after about 2 weeks. -141742;1359855002;mircea_popescu;jurov for the record, the vircures guy was listing it -141741;1359855007;mircea_popescu;11 btc profits -141740;1359855015;jurov;vircurex? -141739;1359855027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13095 @ 0.00066269 = 8.6779 BTC [-] -141738;1359855028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19955 @ 0.00066284 = 13.227 BTC [+] -141737;1359855123;mircea_popescu;ya -141736;1359855138;jurov;oh, and *if* i go IPO -141735;1359855148;thestringpuller;coinbr should stay private -141734;1359855154;jurov;i'll do it on bitfunder. just from spite -141733;1359855161;thestringpuller;:D -141732;1359855174;Namworld;Why not BTCT.co -141731;1359855181;Namworld;I like BTCT.co -141730;1359855201;mircea_popescu;why do you spite ukto ?! -141729;1359855209;Namworld;I don't -141728;1359855218;Namworld;I just prefer BTCT.co first -141727;1359855233;jurov;i can operate btct and cryptostocks passthroughs -141726;1359855236;Namworld;actually, MPEx>BTCT.co>Bitfunder -141725;1359855239;jurov;heard passthroughs are cool -141724;1359855241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1132 @ 0.00066284 = 0.7503 BTC [+] -141723;1359855243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4518 @ 0.00066466 = 3.0029 BTC [+] -141722;1359855246;Namworld;cryptostock is a joke -141721;1359855270;mircea_popescu;Namworld i didn't mean you. i meant him. list on there just out of spite -141720;1359855290;Namworld;oh -141719;1359855359;jurov;cause i can tyrannize ukto with special functionality requests -141718;1359855381;jurov;unlike MP -141717;1359855386;thestringpuller;tyrannize? -141716;1359855424;jurov;he had to add few things to bf for my assets to work -141715;1359855426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5482 @ 0.00066466 = 3.6437 BTC [+] -141714;1359855431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00067028 = 2.6811 BTC [+] -141713;1359855433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10963 @ 0.00067229 = 7.3703 BTC [+] -141712;1359855434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00067294 = 4.7106 BTC [+] -141711;1359855442;gesell;nice, twitter got hacked due to ruby on rails -141710;1359855444;mircea_popescu;ukto is basically a masochist, he's just looking for more things to implement -141709;1359855447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00067481 = 1.2821 BTC [+] -141708;1359855449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15650 @ 0.0006749 = 10.5622 BTC [+] -141707;1359855455;jurov;lol -141706;1359855457;gesell;200k users compromised -141705;1359855466;mircea_popescu;when that guy from bitmillions ShaTwo was here, ukto was all "omg i was working on implementing that" -141704;1359855476;mircea_popescu;i think he's working on implementing a bitcoin-based c compiler too -141703;1359855477;ShaTwo;here -141702;1359855482;mircea_popescu;o hai. -141701;1359855525;ShaTwo;No, I am working in a Bitcoin Node in CoffeeScript -141700;1359855551;mircea_popescu;not you. ukto. -141699;1359855557;ShaTwo;Ahh.. ok -141698;1359855572;ShaTwo;Ruby and Rails is a very bad choise -141697;1359855590;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: a bitcoin-based c compiler? -141696;1359855598;thestringpuller;how does that work? -141695;1359855618;mircea_popescu;yeah, ror is about as bad an idea as java -141694;1359855622;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller now that i dunno. -141693;1359855632;mircea_popescu;merkle tree compiler objects or some shit -141692;1359855639;thestringpuller;... -141691;1359855642;thestringpuller;..... -141690;1359855644;thestringpuller;....... -141689;1359855709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00067553 = 4.2221 BTC [+] -141688;1359855710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4504 @ 0.00067746 = 3.0513 BTC [+] -141687;1359855712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6696 @ 0.00067748 = 4.5364 BTC [+] -141686;1359855750;thestringpuller;;;ticker -141685;1359855752;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.50002, Best ask: 19.64594, Bid-ask spread: 0.14592, Last trade: 19.50000, 24 hour volume: 80815.43101719, 24 hour low: 18.00000, 24 hour high: 20.60000, 24 hour vwap: 19.47478 -141684;1359855775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10924 @ 0.00067526 = 7.3765 BTC [-] -141683;1359855895;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: movin on up, to a deluxe apartment in the sky, finally got a piece of the pie -141682;1359856001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1427 @ 0.00066215 = 0.9449 BTC [-] -141681;1359856003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00066215 = 2.9797 BTC [-] -141680;1359856006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13296 @ 0.00066214 = 8.8038 BTC [-] -141679;1359856529;smickles;!ticker m s.mpoe -141678;1359856530;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00064676 / 0.00066678 / 0.00068038 (2261829 shares, 1,508.16 BTC), 7D: 0.00063335 / 0.00066174 / 0.0006921 (12850846 shares, 8,503.95 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065757 / 0.0007 (55193692 shares, 36,293.80 BTC) -141677;1359856915;jurov;smickles, teh script still not working? -141676;1359856959;jurov;no i take back, got it ;) -141675;1359857366;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 400 @ 0.008 = 3.2 BTC [+] -141674;1359857421;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 233 @ 0.008 = 1.864 BTC [+] -141673;1359857498;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.8 = 8 BTC [+] -141672;1359857877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 878 @ 0.00067153 = 0.5896 BTC [+] -141671;1359857922;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -141670;1359857923;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.007148 / 0.00737041 / 0.007395 (115802 shares, 853.51 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00732076 / 0.00749999 (596803 shares, 4,369.05 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00490917 / 0.0075 (6480913 shares, 31,815.93 BTC) -141669;1359857925;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -141668;1359857929;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.75670000 / 0.78370988 / 0.88000000 (357 shares, 279.78442750 BTC), 7D: 0.56110000 / 0.74968829 / 0.89000000 (1487 shares, 1114.78649361 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.55886946 / 0.89000000 (6445 shares, 3601.91367845 BTC) -141667;1359857931;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc gsdpt sdice -141666;1359857933;assbot;[BTCT:GSDPT] 1D: 0.0075 / 0.0079 / 0.008 (2807 shares, 22.2 BTC), 7D: 0.0069 / 0.01 / 0.008 (19655 shares, 147.9 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.01 / 0.008 (45197 shares, 289.8 BTC) -141665;1359857969;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.88000000 / 0.007395 -141664;1359857971;gribble;118.999323867 -141663;1359857979;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.78370988 / 0.00737041 -141662;1359857981;gribble;106.331924547 -141661;1359858047;thestringpuller;and they yell at me for tickering all the time :P -141660;1359858126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1208 @ 0.00067748 = 0.8184 BTC [+] -141659;1359858126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067834 = 2.9311 BTC [+] -141658;1359858286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067557 = 2.9191 BTC [-] -141657;1359858288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9079 @ 0.00067546 = 6.1325 BTC [-] -141656;1359858381;mircea_popescu;:p -141655;1359886980;error4733;+200 div -141654;1359886989;Namworld;more with past months -141653;1359887004;mircea_popescu;how goes -141652;1359887019;mjr_;i built a fun bot that tries to market make -141651;1359887021;error4733;7600*20$ -141650;1359887022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1580 @ 0.007395 = 11.6841 BTC [+] -141649;1359887034;error4733;150K$ -141648;1359887040;error4733;... -141647;1359887055;Namworld;yup error... -141646;1359887058;mircea_popescu;mjr_ which exchanges ? -141645;1359887065;mjr_;just mpex data so far -141644;1359887073;mjr_;spread is crazy on sdice -141643;1359887083;mjr_;5.58% -141642;1359887090;mircea_popescu;o, you arbing the pts ? -141641;1359887112;mjr_;nah just sdice right now, though i can plug in any symbol and it will check it for spreads greater than fees -141640;1359887132;mjr_;also mpoe...but only with .541 % -141639;1359887143;mjr_;can barely squeeze a profit there -141638;1359887157;mjr_;https://mega.co.nz/#!okpFSZ7B!cuclFyKX_j1C-Ub7LJoeRHM2OzREhD6camzHMQ60gnY -141637;1359887170;mjr_;and this is only the scanning calculating part of it -141636;1359887176;mjr_;i need an order interface -141635;1359887184;mjr_;but can't find out how to do that on coinbr -141634;1359887289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006738 = 2.9115 BTC [+] -141633;1359887292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 140 @ 0.00067379 = 0.0943 BTC [-] -141632;1359887396;mjr_;if i can build a somewhat abstract order interface, then i could put it on multiple exchanges...which would be nice -141631;1359887409;mjr_;havelock seems to have different prices on s.dice -141630;1359887478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 669 @ 0.00067745 = 0.4532 BTC [+] -141629;1359887486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1126 @ 0.00067861 = 0.7641 BTC [+] -141628;1359887488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068168 = 2.9455 BTC [+] -141627;1359887489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7312 @ 0.00068169 = 4.9845 BTC [+] -141626;1359887501;mjr_;mpoe up to 1.17% -141625;1359887562;mjr_;if anyone wants my code to play around with it, they are welcome to it -141624;1359887800;error4733;wrong degree... -141623;1359887818;mjr_;just disappeared -141622;1359887856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.00068152 = 2.0105 BTC [-] -141621;1359887875;mjr_;back now at .5% is that wrong? -141620;1359888103;mircea_popescu;what's wrong ? -141619;1359888183;mjr_;oh, error said wrong degree -141618;1359888193;mjr_;so i wasn't sure if i was calculating the spread correctly -141617;1359888359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067398 = 2.9123 BTC [-] -141616;1359888360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12579 @ 0.00067379 = 8.4756 BTC [-] -141615;1359888377;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00067379 / 0.00067745 -141614;1359888378;gribble;0.994597387261 -141613;1359888386;mircea_popescu;looks like .5 to me -141612;1359888402;mjr_;that's really weird -141611;1359888459;mjr_;anyway, i think i did it right -141610;1359888633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11058 @ 0.0006754 = 7.4686 BTC [+] -141609;1359888757;error4733;*school degrees -141608;1359888772;error4733;sorry -141607;1359888780;mjr_;what was your degree in? -141606;1359888797;mjr_;mine was business admin -141605;1359888910;mircea_popescu;philosophy. -141604;1359888922;mjr_;that is a great degree -141603;1359888945;mjr_;math is very philosophical now -141602;1359888971;error4733;the wrong degrees -141601;1359889053;Namworld;SatoshiDice is slow -141600;1359889057;error4733;you'r soo stupid at 18 years, why we have to choose a such important think like a futur at this stupid age -141599;1359889069;mircea_popescu;heh who told you you're "choosing yoiur future" -141598;1359889083;Namworld;to return my transactions -141597;1359889084;error4733;touche -141596;1359889105;Namworld;I probably didn't win anyway =P -141595;1359889119;error4733;you play SD ? -141594;1359889127;error4733;thanks for this good month -141593;1359889129;mjr_;it actually works out ok i think -141592;1359889134;Namworld;I haven't played in month -141591;1359889139;Namworld;and had like half a BTC -141590;1359889144;Namworld;months* -141589;1359889144;mjr_;usually you never do what you went to school for -141588;1359889150;Namworld;in my gambling addy -141587;1359889161;mjr_;ooh sdice finally dropping -141586;1359889173;mjr_;down to 2.92% -141585;1359889177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00718504 = 6.8258 BTC [-] -141584;1359889183;mjr_;i mean spread -141583;1359889204;mjr_;lol did i beat assbot? -141582;1359889224;error4733;do u try out BitMillions ? -141581;1359889236;Namworld;I used the dice with the best long term return odds -141580;1359889247;error4733;haha -141579;1359889252;Namworld;the 98.156% one xD -141578;1359889258;mjr_;hahaha -141577;1359889262;Namworld;The dice you never win -141576;1359889286;error4733;the best ood is mine -141575;1359889299;error4733;just buy some share but never play -141574;1359889334;error4733;*odds *bought -141573;1359889352;Namworld;oh, yeah -141572;1359889358;error4733;definitly not a english degree... -141571;1359889359;Namworld;That's good too -141570;1359889386;mjr_;hey namworld, how do you place orders through coinbr? -141569;1359889403;Namworld;I have no idea -141568;1359889412;mjr_;do they have an api? i signed up but i can't find anything -141567;1359889421;Namworld;No idea -141566;1359889433;Namworld;ask jurov -141565;1359889443;mjr_;i've been waiting for him... -141564;1359889458;Namworld;I never touched coinbr -141563;1359889492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21849 @ 0.0006754 = 14.7568 BTC [+] -141562;1359889497;mjr_;btctc.co -141561;1359889500;error4733;Q. How do I do short trades with CoinBr? -141560;1359889500;error4733;MPEx offers support for short trading/market making futures and options, using MKFUT/MKOPT/SPLIT commands. There is no GUI on CoinBr for them yet, but we'll do it for you when asked over e-mail or IRC. Only MPEx fee, if any, will be asked atm. -141559;1359889500;error4733;« Last Edit: January 24, 2013, 01:34:42 PM by CoinBr » -141558;1359889525;mjr_;yeah, i wasn't planning on those orders -141557;1359889529;mjr_;just simple buy orders -141556;1359889532;error4733;http://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/frequently-asked-questions/?PHPSESSID=md5c8c2lr382ub31vpbtg7dl86 -141555;1359889593;Namworld;Ok, off for a bit -141554;1359889600;mjr_;that's whats weird...i don't see any gui for orders, but maybe they dynamically turn that on once funds arrive? -141553;1359889608;mjr_;have a good one namworld -141552;1359889651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9432 @ 0.0006754 = 6.3704 BTC [+] -141551;1359889653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 868 @ 0.00067379 = 0.5848 BTC [-] -141550;1359889797;Bowjov;jjticker -141549;1359889801;Bowjov;;;ticker -141548;1359889808;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.90002, Best ask: 19.98898, Bid-ask spread: 0.08896, Last trade: 19.90001, 24 hour volume: 41906.77847932, 24 hour low: 18.70000, 24 hour high: 20.20000, 24 hour vwap: 19.69482 -141547;1359889834;mircea_popescu;mjr_ why not talk straight to mpex tho ? -141546;1359889851;mjr_;believe me i plan on it -141545;1359889865;mjr_;as soon as i can i will be registering -141544;1359889879;mjr_;but until then i figured i would just go through jurov -141543;1359889888;mircea_popescu;ya but i don't think he's actually implemented an api -141542;1359889893;mjr_;oh.... -141541;1359889894;mircea_popescu;on account of it being silly to have a long api pipe -141540;1359889900;mjr_;yeah true -141539;1359889912;mjr_;well i mean, i wouldn't mind if he just passed through -141538;1359889937;mircea_popescu;i think coinbr is more intended to help the people who want to trade on a website/don't want to handle computer guts -141537;1359889940;mircea_popescu;such as apis or gpgs -141536;1359889944;mjr_;after all, he is just sending it with a slight markup on fee, and he really only needs to keep track of that on his end -141535;1359889966;mjr_;i agree and i don't mind dealing with gpg and any other computer related thing -141534;1359889972;mjr_;but i can't afford registration yet -141533;1359889979;mjr_;so once i can, i will be on there -141532;1359889983;mjr_;soon enough i hope -141531;1359889984;mircea_popescu;hm. i guess you might actually be in a crack -141530;1359889997;Bowjov;by then mp might jack the price to 35 btc :2 -141529;1359890002;mircea_popescu;or 50. -141528;1359890004;mjr_;that's ok -141527;1359890015;mjr_;it'll still be worth it for a long time i think -141526;1359890025;Bowjov;is there a way to sell mpex account? -141525;1359890038;mjr_;you'd have to give up gpg ident -141524;1359890040;mjr_;i believe -141523;1359890049;mjr_;and that is if it's allowed -141522;1359890054;error4733;Is there some way I could be an affiliate ? -141521;1359890055;error4733;Sure. If you already have an account and someone mentions your keyid when they sign up for a new account each of you will be credited 5 BTC. Simple as pie. -141520;1359890075;error4733;you just need 25BTC for start ;) -141519;1359890079;mjr_;true -141518;1359890099;mjr_;so that is approx...$500 -141517;1359890113;Bowjov;i dont wanna deal with that stuff.. that guy who fat fingered about 70k USD on dice -141516;1359890119;mjr_;another 10 btc to fund the account (that is the minimum right?) -141515;1359890136;Bowjov;yeah -141514;1359890146;mjr_;so $700 to get started... -141513;1359890147;Bowjov;well a bit more than 10btc since you need some numbers -141512;1359890150;mircea_popescu;mjr_ nah. the minimum deposit is 10 btc -141511;1359890154;Bowjov;to identify -141510;1359890159;mircea_popescu;if you make a 30 btc deposit that's clearly over the 10 btc limit -141509;1359890169;mjr_;oh, i thought that was a fee -141508;1359890170;mircea_popescu;then if you are referred tyou get 5 back so you have a little to trade on -141507;1359890178;mircea_popescu;ya it is a fee, but taken out of your first deposit -141506;1359890180;mjr_;ah i see -141505;1359890188;mjr_;cool -141504;1359890196;mjr_;well i think i may be able to do it -141503;1359890206;mjr_;tough on the 1st of the month, but i figure it will be worth it -141502;1359890235;mjr_;amazing the spread on these puts -141501;1359890268;mircea_popescu;ya, the spread on the options has been a point of discussion since about october 2011 -141500;1359890272;mircea_popescu;"wow huge spreads!" -141499;1359890275;mircea_popescu;"so go midmarket." -141498;1359890281;mircea_popescu;"umm... hm. eh. nm." -141497;1359890287;error4733;finish him, run some simulation and time will see ! -141496;1359890288;mjr_;yeah...i'll just go a satoshi inside of both sides -141495;1359890306;mjr_;that is what i don't get -141494;1359890310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00067737 = 1.7273 BTC [+] -141493;1359890312;mjr_;someone would usually do that -141492;1359890317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006821 = 2.9474 BTC [+] -141491;1359890319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1980 @ 0.00068169 = 1.3497 BTC [-] -141490;1359890319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 749 @ 0.00068211 = 0.5109 BTC [+] -141489;1359890321;mjr_;and then someone else would jump in front of him -141488;1359890337;mjr_;mpoe just jumped back on my radar :) -141487;1359890474;ahdinosaur;;;asks 19.9999 -141486;1359890477;gribble;There are currently 7.9857751 bitcoins offered at or under 19.9999 USD, worth 159.627578416 USD in total. -141485;1359890479;mjr_;so question, do you send back an ack type message? -141484;1359890490;mjr_;after successful order -141483;1359890501;mjr_;or do you have to stat -141482;1359890522;mircea_popescu;you get a signed "your order to x was received" -141481;1359890536;mircea_popescu;to see execution you have to either watch reporting or stat -141480;1359890546;mjr_;cool -141479;1359890568;mjr_;reporting being the json right? -141478;1359890695;mircea_popescu;no, reporting being rss, twitter or here -141477;1359890700;mjr_;oh cool -141476;1359890701;mircea_popescu;stat being stat or statjson -141475;1359890732;mjr_;but you have to send statjson command signed by pgp -141474;1359890737;mircea_popescu;ya -141473;1359890739;mjr_;ok cool -141472;1359890740;error4733;late today i'll ask my friend to look on your code ! he coul'd be interested -141471;1359890749;mircea_popescu;stats tell you details about your acct specifically. -141470;1359890749;mjr_;i think it could be nice -141469;1359890762;mjr_;my code, and yeah, i figured it was like a summary -141468;1359890764;mircea_popescu;reporting is global, but if you know you just ordered 5k of s.blabla and 4k trade at your price -141467;1359890772;mircea_popescu;you know you got filled for 4k or something likethat -141466;1359890775;mjr_;ah ok -141465;1359890777;mjr_;so i will diff -141464;1359890781;mjr_;and keep track -141463;1359890803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1464 @ 0.00068207 = 0.9986 BTC [-] -141462;1359890806;mjr_;the cool thing about the code, is that it takes into account volume somewhat -141461;1359890812;mjr_;and its still pretty rough -141460;1359890833;mjr_;but you can't jump in front unless you put small volume -141459;1359890844;mjr_;in which case i want to be behind at the next price level -141458;1359890846;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1499501#msg1499501 usagi is totally cool -141457;1359890854;error4733;haha -141456;1359890856;error4733;0.5 -141455;1359890866;mircea_popescu;"This is a difficult concept for new or inexperienced investors to grasp" -141454;1359890867;error4733;he's on crack -141453;1359890868;mircea_popescu;end quote. -141452;1359890879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.0006742 = 1.9552 BTC [-] -141451;1359890881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00067404 = 1.4829 BTC [-] -141450;1359890900;mircea_popescu;the funny thing is tho... i don't think .8 sort of insanity is TOTALLY off the table on a 1-2 year span -141449;1359890909;mircea_popescu;then again, 0.0 isn't totally off the table on those sorts of intervals either. -141448;1359890915;mircea_popescu;heck, btc may fail by 2015 -141447;1359890941;error4733;go big or go home -141446;1359891013;mircea_popescu;i can sort-of see some large player going 50-100mn for satoshidice -141445;1359891043;mircea_popescu;if that happens when btc is in the teens it may well be something like 0.x oper share -141444;1359891047;error4733;ok, me too. be we're still far away from 0.8 -141443;1359891078;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -141442;1359891081;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00703438 / 0.00732547 / 0.007395 (84338 shares, 617.82 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00731809 / 0.00749999 (638455 shares, 4,672.28 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00496255 / 0.0075 (6355965 shares, 31,541.85 BTC) -141441;1359891093;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.8*732547*20 -141440;1359891094;gribble;11720752 -141439;1359891118;mjr_;basically the entire economy right now -141438;1359891123;mjr_;lol -141437;1359891125;mircea_popescu;um wtf -141436;1359891134;mjr_;wasn't that number in btc -141435;1359891134;mircea_popescu;i fucked it uyp lol -141434;1359891138;mjr_;ah ok -141433;1359891141;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.8*100000000*20 -141432;1359891142;gribble;1600000000 -141431;1359891156;mircea_popescu;ya if it were .8 now that'd value s.dice at 1.6bn -141430;1359891159;mircea_popescu;seems untenable. -141429;1359891160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8743 @ 0.00068211 = 5.9637 BTC [+] -141428;1359891161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2857 @ 0.00068207 = 1.9487 BTC [-] -141427;1359891162;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.0074 = 0.0518 BTC [-] -141426;1359891165;error4733;yep -141425;1359891173;mircea_popescu;course... fb sold for 100bn -141424;1359891176;mircea_popescu;equally untenable. -141423;1359891186;error4733;0.08 seem more realistic -141422;1359891188;mjr_;yes and insta for one billion -141421;1359891207;mircea_popescu;error4733 tbh .0075 or w/e seems the most realistic atm :) -141420;1359891224;mjr_;i guess -141419;1359891225;mjr_;i don't know about growth -141418;1359891234;mjr_;but finding a yield like that is tough -141417;1359891302;error4733;anyway, i hold ALL my S.dice -141416;1359891320;mjr_;i think .01 by the end of the year -141415;1359891335;Namworld;I'd say so too. 0.0075 seems nice at the moment -141414;1359891335;mjr_;which is great growth, and great return -141413;1359891352;Namworld;There's always the risk of betting on SD going down -141412;1359891382;Namworld;It remains that S.DICE has risk like anything else. 0.0075 is good to me. -141411;1359891389;mjr_;the risk of betting on it and it going down, or the risk of betting on it going down -141410;1359891424;mjr_;well -141409;1359891429;mjr_;it depends on your outlook -141408;1359891439;mjr_;and i for one am guessing that you guys are into bitcoins -141407;1359891458;mjr_;in which case, unless the shares go to 0...you still have appreciation -141406;1359891510;Namworld;If shares drop, that might still be less than if we kept Bitcoins alone. -141405;1359891512;mircea_popescu;that's the important part for many people i guess -141404;1359891518;mircea_popescu;with rewards going down and diff going up, -141403;1359891524;mircea_popescu;btc revenue streams increase in value -141402;1359891528;mjr_;yeah -141401;1359891535;mjr_;you will get btc from dividends -141400;1359891548;mjr_;so it would be hard for you to have less btc than when you started, not impossible -141399;1359891554;mjr_;but hard -141398;1359891574;mjr_;i am gonna mix it up a bit -141397;1359891583;mjr_;some bonds from namworld, some mpoe and some s.dice -141396;1359891606;Namworld;thanks -141395;1359891636;mircea_popescu;it's always good to mix. -141394;1359891695;error4733;read the FAQ before buying MPOE haha -141393;1359891721;mjr_;i did -141392;1359891724;mjr_;it looks good -141391;1359891725;mjr_;and yes -141390;1359891725;error4733;[joke] i got some -141389;1359891731;mjr_;i wil make sure to send it to the right addresss -141388;1359891743;mjr_;the signifigant digits -141387;1359891744;Namworld;I have a founder and CEO of a company in the financial sector as the top holder of my BTC-BOND -141386;1359891751;Namworld;I found it somewhat odd. -141385;1359891754;mjr_;nice -141384;1359891756;mjr_;i don't -141383;1359891761;mircea_popescu;why odd ? -141382;1359891764;mjr_;10% is unheard of for a bond -141381;1359891771;mjr_;right now at least -141380;1359891779;mjr_;one that you will actually get the money back -141379;1359891787;mjr_;.5% is like bond rates now -141378;1359891814;Namworld;Odd because BTC-BOND is a small thing lost in the middle of tons of larger offers. -141377;1359891820;mjr_;yeah -141376;1359891844;Namworld;and Bitcoins to top it. I wasn't expecting someone from the financial sector to find his way to my little thing. -141375;1359891872;error4733;your brother-in-law ? -141374;1359891873;Namworld;I would have expected for S.DICE and such, someone putting a few 10k for fun. -141373;1359891908;Namworld;error: no, complete stranger -141372;1359891923;Namworld;BTCT.co sends a list of holders every 12 hours -141371;1359891944;Namworld;I thought at first someone filled an email that was not his -141370;1359891960;Namworld;Ended up being genuine. -141369;1359892003;mircea_popescu;Namworld maybe they just want to watch you at work, learn about btc etc. -141368;1359892050;Namworld;My contract state it's a personal loan, that can be spent on whatever I see fit. -141367;1359892061;mircea_popescu;so ? -141366;1359892116;Namworld;I disbursed an extra coupon when I did good option trades. The guy didn't seem to know I was trading actively. -141365;1359892136;Namworld;Other than I kept stocks collateral on GLBSE for the loan. -141364;1359892141;Bowjov;3 million bitcoins won already ho lee schitt! -141363;1359892143;mjr_;question -141362;1359892150;Bowjov;http://satoshidice.com/ -141361;1359892169;error4733;? -141360;1359892171;mjr_;do you have a limited number of bonds? -141359;1359892184;mjr_;or would you just increase your holdings to accept more -141358;1359892188;Namworld;50000 bonds for now (500 BTC) -141357;1359892207;Namworld;I'm not sure I want to manage more funds... -141356;1359892272;mjr_;yeah i get you -141355;1359892275;mjr_;just curious -141354;1359892276;Namworld;Not as a loan at least. -141353;1359892302;mircea_popescu;having a cap is a great saferty play, and one the various wannabe managers in the past eschewed to their detriment. -141352;1359892317;mircea_popescu;if they did have caps for all their pirate stuff they wouldn't be quite as in the pits today -141351;1359892355;Namworld;If they had a cap higher than 0 for pirate stuff I don't quite see why they'd deserve holding even a bitcent... -141350;1359892412;mircea_popescu;Namworld if they did, I personally insure this thing, but it never takes more than 100 btc -141349;1359892424;mircea_popescu;THEN they could have just paid out of pocket and closed cleanly. -141348;1359892435;mircea_popescu;they did I personally insure and there's no cap. -141347;1359892436;mircea_popescu;well... -141346;1359892439;mircea_popescu;that doesn't work so good. -141345;1359892466;Namworld;yeah -141344;1359892504;Namworld;Although I could always manage funds on another basis than a loan -141343;1359892510;Namworld;Where I'd get a smaller cut -141342;1359892532;mircea_popescu;maybe there'd be a taste for more reward/more risk -141341;1359892540;mircea_popescu;but even so, caps are almost always a good idea. -141340;1359892544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2121 @ 0.00067404 = 1.4296 BTC [-] -141339;1359892546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10054 @ 0.00067379 = 6.7743 BTC [-] -141338;1359892547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00067186 = 7.3233 BTC [-] -141337;1359892549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067001 = 6.7001 BTC [-] -141336;1359892550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49 @ 0.00067 = 0.0328 BTC [-] -141335;1359892552;mircea_popescu;there's so little know with certainty in btc, any added certainty is a net gain -141334;1359892585;Namworld;aye -141333;1359892607;Namworld;In any case... where are all the DMC holders? -141332;1359892620;mircea_popescu;i think actually a good way to regard manager's position is to look at added value -141331;1359892620;Namworld;Why can't all asset holders hang in here? -141330;1359892623;mircea_popescu;what does he contribute ? -141329;1359892629;mircea_popescu;the chief thing he could be contributing is certainty -141328;1359892647;mircea_popescu;Namworld i think the girl sums it up good : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140484.msg1500250#msg1500250 -141327;1359892650;mircea_popescu;hobbysts -141326;1359892764;mjr_;yes -141325;1359892803;mjr_;and there goes all the spreads -141324;1359892814;Namworld;But at the size of what I do, it should be considered hobbyist work. I'm working with small sums -141323;1359893034;mjr_;mircea_popescu: quick question about options -141322;1359893043;mjr_;do you consider positions hedged? -141321;1359893059;mjr_;for example if i had the put and the call -141320;1359893080;mjr_;how would you calculate total exposure -141319;1359893092;mjr_;or...what do you call it again? collateral needed to hold that position -141318;1359893133;Namworld;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGxfRk5SS0hxT1lsVmdLdU1QY0RveGc#gid=0 -141317;1359893133;mjr_;it should be risk neutral...and all i should be able to lose is the premium i pay -141316;1359893150;Namworld;Capital required to CREATE options -141315;1359893176;mjr_;i am not creating them -141314;1359893179;mjr_;i am buying them -141313;1359893194;Namworld;Then why should there be any collateral? -141312;1359893195;mjr_;so you don't need capital to buy -141311;1359893203;Namworld;If you buy an option? -141310;1359893209;mjr_;not sure, i thought it was weird -141309;1359893229;mjr_;but i always heard people talking about collateral with their options -141308;1359893236;mjr_;i just want to buy put and call -141307;1359893244;mjr_;but the same theory holds... -141306;1359893245;Namworld;The creator puts collateral and sell the option at less than its redeem value in the hope of a profit. -141305;1359893259;mjr_;if i sell the put and i sell the call -141304;1359893270;mjr_;i should be in a risk neutral position -141303;1359893270;Namworld;The buyer pays that premium, and stand to eat that collateral or get nothing -141302;1359893293;Namworld;The collateral is usually much larger than the sale price -141301;1359893294;mjr_;short straddle is what it is called... -141300;1359893303;Namworld;If you sold puts and calls, you could still lose -141299;1359893317;mjr_;you could lose, but limited -141298;1359893318;Namworld;If price swayed a lot in one direction -141297;1359893324;mjr_;yes, that is the point of them -141296;1359893329;Namworld;yup -141295;1359893343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068194 = 3.4097 BTC [+] -141294;1359893345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068195 = 2.9467 BTC [+] -141293;1359893365;Namworld;Use my Google Spreadsheets stuff. Just handy. -141292;1359893365;mjr_;i like long straddle -141291;1359893369;mjr_;yeah i like it -141290;1359893381;mjr_;or strangle -141289;1359893403;mjr_;i have been trying to do some simulations and modeling of weighting the strike prices differently to find the best mid of risk, cost, and profit -141288;1359893454;mjr_;like say i had call put at 20, call at 21, put at 19 -141287;1359893494;mjr_;how much should i weight the inner straddle vs the outer strangle -141286;1359893509;mjr_;because the straddle will cost the most -141285;1359893557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00067593 = 2.2644 BTC [-] -141284;1359893559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006702 = 2.8959 BTC [-] -141283;1359893561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067007 = 2.8954 BTC [-] -141282;1359893562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 258 @ 0.00067 = 0.1729 BTC [-] -141281;1359893808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068181 = 2.9461 BTC [+] -141280;1359893810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1621 @ 0.00068211 = 1.1057 BTC [+] -141279;1359893812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1847 @ 0.00068211 = 1.2599 BTC [+] -141278;1359893842;mjr_;ok i am gonna get some sleep -141277;1359893846;mjr_;good night everyone -141276;1359893954;Namworld;Hmm, I shall do the same I suppose -141275;1359894398;mircea_popescu;mjr_ do you know how the bot works at all ? -141274;1359894413;mircea_popescu;aw lol too late. -141273;1359895120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5528 @ 0.00067985 = 3.7582 BTC [-] -141272;1359896414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00738112 = 13.286 BTC [+] -141271;1359896833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067202 = 2.9038 BTC [-] -141270;1359896834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4122 @ 0.00067985 = 2.8023 BTC [+] -141269;1359896836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 757 @ 0.00067195 = 0.5087 BTC [-] -141268;1359896901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006722 = 2.9046 BTC [+] -141267;1359896903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11829 @ 0.00067195 = 7.9485 BTC [-] -141266;1359897150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1814 @ 0.00067195 = 1.2189 BTC [-] -141265;1359897152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 950 @ 0.00067002 = 0.6365 BTC [-] -141264;1359897767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3764 @ 0.00067002 = 2.522 BTC [-] -141263;1359897768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067001 = 3.3501 BTC [-] -141262;1359897770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27881 @ 0.00067 = 18.6803 BTC [-] -141261;1359897990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1206 @ 0.00068202 = 0.8225 BTC [+] -141260;1359898135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63000 @ 0.00067 = 42.21 BTC [-] -141259;1359898254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00067 = 3.216 BTC [-] -141258;1359898536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3115 @ 0.00068202 = 2.1245 BTC [+] -141257;1359898537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0006821 = 6.821 BTC [+] -141256;1359898538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13653 @ 0.00068211 = 9.3128 BTC [+] -141255;1359898540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4530 @ 0.0006833 = 3.0953 BTC [+] -141254;1359898798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067444 = 2.9143 BTC [-] -141253;1359898800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12174 @ 0.00067412 = 8.2067 BTC [-] -141252;1359899415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00067999 = 4.5559 BTC [+] -141251;1359899417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4226 @ 0.00067412 = 2.8488 BTC [-] -141250;1359899419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5541 @ 0.00067 = 3.7125 BTC [-] -141249;1359899420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2 @ 0.00066855 = 0.0013 BTC [-] -141248;1359899549;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.0079 = 1.975 BTC [+] -141247;1359899839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9998 @ 0.00066855 = 6.6842 BTC [-] -141246;1359899841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2852 @ 0.00066854 = 1.9067 BTC [-] -141245;1359899904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00066854 = 2.0056 BTC [-] -141244;1359899908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 234 @ 0.00738112 = 1.7272 BTC [+] -141243;1359899910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9466 @ 0.007186 = 68.0227 BTC [-] -141242;1359899913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00718504 = 2.1555 BTC [-] -141241;1359900096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00066854 = 5.8832 BTC [-] -141240;1359900098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.007395 = 0.074 BTC [+] -141239;1359900122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9990 @ 0.007395 = 73.8761 BTC [+] -141238;1359900603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2724 @ 0.0006832 = 1.861 BTC [+] -141237;1359900889;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0076 BTC [-] -141236;1359900941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1837 @ 0.00066854 = 1.2281 BTC [-] -141235;1359900944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1863 @ 0.00066733 = 1.2432 BTC [-] -141234;1359901364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066734 = 6.6734 BTC [+] -141233;1359901557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5006 @ 0.00066958 = 3.3519 BTC [+] -141232;1359901634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1597 @ 0.0006832 = 1.0911 BTC [+] -141231;1359901636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12154 @ 0.0006833 = 8.3048 BTC [+] -141230;1359901754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006831 = 2.9517 BTC [-] -141229;1359901756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1112 @ 0.0006833 = 0.7598 BTC [+] -141228;1359901757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1725 @ 0.00068331 = 1.1787 BTC [+] -141227;1359901876;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.81 = 4.05 BTC [-] -141226;1359901878;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.81 = 4.05 BTC [-] -141225;1359901994;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [-] -141224;1359902207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00068039 = 1.803 BTC [-] -141223;1359903025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1656 @ 0.00068331 = 1.1316 BTC [+] -141222;1359903175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1671 @ 0.00068039 = 1.1369 BTC [-] -141221;1359903177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4029 @ 0.00068023 = 2.7406 BTC [-] -141220;1359903543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068308 = 2.9516 BTC [+] -141219;1359903550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29246 @ 0.00068331 = 19.9841 BTC [+] -141218;1359903553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2933 @ 0.00068334 = 2.0042 BTC [+] -141217;1359903660;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -141216;1359904351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068043 = 2.9401 BTC [-] -141215;1359904353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4979 @ 0.00068023 = 3.3869 BTC [-] -141214;1359904562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068317 = 2.952 BTC [+] -141213;1359904564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7347 @ 0.00068334 = 5.0205 BTC [+] -141212;1359904659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 293 @ 0.00068334 = 0.2002 BTC [+] -141211;1359904661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7408 @ 0.00068335 = 5.0623 BTC [+] -141210;1359904855;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 526 @ 0.0076 = 3.9976 BTC [-] -141209;1359904903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5641 @ 0.00068023 = 3.8372 BTC [-] -141208;1359905323;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0076 = 0.0228 BTC [-] -141207;1359905473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066734 = 2.8836 BTC [-] -141206;1359905475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13137 @ 0.00066733 = 8.7667 BTC [-] -141205;1359905476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 842 @ 0.00066732 = 0.5619 BTC [-] -141204;1359906611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067424 = 2.9134 BTC [+] -141203;1359906613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10365 @ 0.00067425 = 6.9886 BTC [+] -141202;1359906770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066738 = 2.8837 BTC [-] -141201;1359906772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066738 = 2.8837 BTC [-] -141200;1359906773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066733 = 6.6733 BTC [-] -141199;1359906775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5558 @ 0.00066732 = 3.709 BTC [-] -141198;1359908634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4194 @ 0.00067425 = 2.8278 BTC [+] -141197;1359908636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068294 = 2.951 BTC [+] -141196;1359908638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4885 @ 0.00068295 = 3.3362 BTC [+] -141195;1359908716;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.79811111 = 7.9811 BTC [-] -141194;1359908717;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.8 = 4 BTC [+] -141193;1359908719;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.82 = 2.46 BTC [+] -141192;1359909014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066733 = 2.8835 BTC [-] -141191;1359909016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066733 = 6.6733 BTC [-] -141190;1359909018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7720 @ 0.00066732 = 5.1517 BTC [-] -141189;1359909190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066733 = 2.8835 BTC [+] -141188;1359909192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1829 @ 0.00066732 = 1.2205 BTC [-] -141187;1359909244;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1662 @ 0.0076 = 12.6312 BTC [-] -141186;1359909642;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1562 @ 0.0076 = 11.8712 BTC [-] -141185;1359909670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5205 @ 0.0006823 = 3.5514 BTC [+] -141184;1359909672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068283 = 2.9505 BTC [+] -141183;1359909674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6624 @ 0.00068295 = 4.5239 BTC [+] -141182;1359909709;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -141181;1359909711;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00703438 / 0.0073198 / 0.007395 (103771 shares, 759.58 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00731703 / 0.00749999 (650155 shares, 4,757.20 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.004984 / 0.0075 (6312291 shares, 31,460.47 BTC) -141180;1359909736;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -141179;1359910076;Bowjov;Damn. My Ipod went thru the washer -141178;1359910078;Bowjov;RIP -141177;1359910104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006819 = 2.9465 BTC [-] -141176;1359910105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00068202 = 7.5704 BTC [+] -141175;1359910107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4224 @ 0.00068295 = 2.8848 BTC [+] -141174;1359910108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1755 @ 0.00068309 = 1.1988 BTC [+] -141173;1359910582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1450 @ 0.00730924 = 10.5984 BTC [-] -141172;1359910620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00068003 = 5.3722 BTC [-] -141171;1359910622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2047 @ 0.00068299 = 1.3981 BTC [+] -141170;1359910826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 999 @ 0.00739499 = 7.3876 BTC [+] -141169;1359911055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2527 @ 0.00067071 = 1.6949 BTC [-] -141168;1359911093;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0244 = 0.244 BTC [-] -141167;1359911095;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0244 = 0.244 BTC [-] -141166;1359911235;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 125 @ 0.0245 = 3.0625 BTC [+] -141165;1359911352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2274 @ 0.00068299 = 1.5531 BTC [+] -141164;1359911354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9126 @ 0.00068309 = 6.2339 BTC [+] -141163;1359911522;thestringpuller;The neurosurgeon returns -141162;1359911563;Bugpowder;Yo -141161;1359911587;thestringpuller;give me s.dice as a present -141160;1359911588;thestringpuller;jkjk -141159;1359911914;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.0076 = 1.9 BTC [-] -141158;1359912026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10963 @ 0.00068309 = 7.4887 BTC [+] -141157;1359912071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550 @ 0.00068156 = 2.4195 BTC [-] -141156;1359912490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 573 @ 0.00067527 = 0.3869 BTC [-] -141155;1359912492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2827 @ 0.00066756 = 1.8872 BTC [-] -141154;1359912790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1494 @ 0.00066756 = 0.9973 BTC [-] -141153;1359912792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4086 @ 0.00066732 = 2.7267 BTC [-] -141152;1359912874;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0076 = 0.38 BTC [-] -141151;1359914154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067566 = 2.9195 BTC [+] -141150;1359914156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6619 @ 0.00067597 = 4.4742 BTC [+] -141149;1359914157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3060 @ 0.00068053 = 2.0824 BTC [+] -141148;1359914190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2826 @ 0.00068053 = 1.9232 BTC [+] -141147;1359914192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7274 @ 0.00068129 = 4.9557 BTC [+] -141146;1359914883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 743 @ 0.00739499 = 5.4945 BTC [+] -141145;1359915004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006753 = 2.918 BTC [-] -141144;1359915228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068101 = 2.9426 BTC [+] -141143;1359915230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5193 @ 0.00068129 = 3.5379 BTC [+] -141142;1359915797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00067543 = 4.5929 BTC [-] -141141;1359915799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.0006752 = 0.3376 BTC [-] -141140;1359915970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3821 @ 0.0006752 = 2.5799 BTC [-] -141139;1359915972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29979 @ 0.00067499 = 20.2355 BTC [-] -141138;1359916325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067514 = 2.9173 BTC [+] -141137;1359916330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9879 @ 0.00067499 = 6.6682 BTC [-] -141136;1359916527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068108 = 2.9429 BTC [+] -141135;1359916529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7329 @ 0.00068129 = 4.9932 BTC [+] -141134;1359916855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068103 = 2.9427 BTC [-] -141133;1359916857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9079 @ 0.00068129 = 6.1854 BTC [+] -141132;1359917961;thestringpuller;kakobreklaaa: Does BBET make "house bets"? -141131;1359918342;smickles;;;ticker -141130;1359918342;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 19.95222, Best ask: 19.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04777, Last trade: 19.99999, 24 hour volume: 27460.22150849, 24 hour low: 19.31000, 24 hour high: 20.20000, 24 hour vwap: 19.88694 -141129;1359918349;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -141128;1359918351;gribble;19.86 -141127;1359918384;Anduck;thestringpuller: u cant know -141126;1359918421;mjr_;hey bugpowder -141125;1359918430;mjr_;i built a cool little thing -141124;1359918450;mjr_;https://mega.co.nz/#!okpFSZ7B!cuclFyKX_j1C-Ub7LJoeRHM2OzREhD6camzHMQ60gnY -141123;1359918453;mjr_;here's a link -141122;1359918457;mircea_popescu;hey, anyone want to charge 10 bux on his cc for me ? -141121;1359918459;mircea_popescu;ill pay btc. -141120;1359918555;mjr_;bugpowder: you can check out my code if you want... https://mega.co.nz/#!pgJVRTIK!eZas-A-jyC2W0B6BYT43fn-GdjdmMAw7jyB5ckh-AZI -141119;1359918577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3393 @ 0.00068129 = 2.3116 BTC [+] -141118;1359918688;kakobreklaaa;thestringpuller yes -141117;1359918757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 256 @ 0.00068309 = 0.1749 BTC [+] -141116;1359918759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4844 @ 0.00068335 = 3.3101 BTC [+] -141115;1359918865;Bugpowder;that script looks exploitable. -141114;1359918909;Bugpowder;possibly -141113;1359919057;Bugpowder;;;ticker -141112;1359919057;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.10331, Best ask: 20.23999, Bid-ask spread: 0.13668, Last trade: 20.24000, 24 hour volume: 29151.83119077, 24 hour low: 19.31000, 24 hour high: 20.40000, 24 hour vwap: 19.91192 -141111;1359919083;Bugpowder;20.40 -141110;1359919085;Bugpowder;noice -141109;1359919092;Bugpowder;time to start the rally again. -141108;1359919164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1007 @ 0.00739499 = 7.4468 BTC [+] -141107;1359919432;Bugpowder;mjr_ oh nevermind that script doesn't actually place trades, just provides info. -141106;1359919435;Bugpowder;Cool. -141105;1359919486;Bugpowder;I'm taking a break from bot dev for a few weeks. I had good news in the job hunt process and need to devote 99% of my attention there. -141104;1359919542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068147 = 2.9446 BTC [-] -141103;1359919544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16079 @ 0.00068131 = 10.9548 BTC [-] -141102;1359920163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1526 @ 0.00739499 = 11.2848 BTC [+] -141101;1359920236;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.794 = 7.94 BTC [-] -141100;1359920356;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.7945 = 3.178 BTC [+] -141099;1359920358;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.7945 BTC [+] -141098;1359920427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068327 = 2.9524 BTC [+] -141097;1359920429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068334 = 3.4167 BTC [+] -141096;1359920434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7499 @ 0.00068335 = 5.1244 BTC [+] -141095;1359920476;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.795 = 3.18 BTC [+] -141094;1359920653;Bugpowder;;;ticker -141093;1359920654;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.50000, Best ask: 20.52884, Bid-ask spread: 0.02884, Last trade: 20.55000, 24 hour volume: 31309.07006435, 24 hour low: 19.31000, 24 hour high: 20.60000, 24 hour vwap: 19.96266 -141092;1359920657;Bugpowder;OH YEAH -141091;1359920866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 740 @ 0.00068131 = 0.5042 BTC [-] -141090;1359920867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4250 @ 0.00067621 = 2.8739 BTC [-] -141089;1359920872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000675 = 2.9167 BTC [-] -141088;1359920875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9840 @ 0.00067499 = 6.6419 BTC [-] -141087;1359921073;mjr_;bugpowder: i need to set up an interface -141086;1359921090;mjr_;i think it would be relatively easy to give it that logic and use pympex -141085;1359921096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3155 @ 0.00067523 = 2.1304 BTC [+] -141084;1359921111;mjr_;then just keep track of your orders using statjson i guess -141083;1359921140;mircea_popescu;is it 50 yet ? -141082;1359921175;mjr_;but since i don't have mpex yet i can't test it out -141081;1359921182;mjr_;but you are welcome to, or anyone else -141080;1359921195;mjr_;it works best late at night (not sure about timezone stuff) -141079;1359921279;Bugpowder;over 60 -141078;1359921304;thestringpuller;why is the price volatile? -141077;1359921307;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -141076;1359921308;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.60438, Best ask: 20.60533, Bid-ask spread: 0.00095, Last trade: 20.60438, 24 hour volume: 32384.31332794, 24 hour low: 19.31000, 24 hour high: 20.60438, 24 hour vwap: 19.98742 -141075;1359921319;Bugpowder;20.60 -141074;1359921320;Bugpowder;that is -141073;1359921322;mircea_popescu;you know... if bitcoin was a girl 20'd be a very good place to be. -141072;1359921322;thestringpuller;I had like 4 people from school come ask me about bitcoin yesterday... -141071;1359921330;Bugpowder;YUP -141070;1359921343;thestringpuller;Also my local bar wants to accept bitcoin... -141069;1359921352;thestringpuller;bitcoin is mainstream now? -141068;1359921360;Bugpowder;not yet -141067;1359921379;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: my ip changed so your paywall is neglecting me -141066;1359921414;thestringpuller;;) -141065;1359921471;mircea_popescu;cool. -141064;1359921494;mircea_popescu;not mainstream yet but getting sluttier by the week -141063;1359921507;mircea_popescu;sort of like the sophomore collegiate. -141062;1359921541;thestringpuller;wtf college did you go to? -141061;1359921558;thestringpuller;I got laid once in all of college -141060;1359921569;thestringpuller;so I feel I was lied to about the "liberal girls" -141059;1359921573;mircea_popescu;i pretty much went to whore school. -141058;1359921588;thestringpuller;and there are no little mircea's running around? -141057;1359921597;smickles;thestringpuller: you're about the same age as me, right? -141056;1359921607;thestringpuller;yea -141055;1359921608;mircea_popescu;not afaik. -141054;1359921620;smickles;hmm, how did you not get laid as much as you wanted to? -141053;1359921629;mircea_popescu;he prolly didn't ask. -141052;1359921657;thestringpuller;too busy trying to code and make money -141051;1359921664;thestringpuller;hustling + getting laid don't go together -141050;1359921667;thestringpuller;unless you're a pimp -141049;1359921673;thestringpuller;then it's part of the business model -141048;1359921676;smickles;heh, now that I think of it, that was a fairly good pickup line. "do you want to have sex over there?" -141047;1359921706;thestringpuller;I need to go to the country towns and pick up hot farm girls. -141046;1359921737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9691 @ 0.00068146 = 6.604 BTC [+] -141045;1359921738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 944 @ 0.00067523 = 0.6374 BTC [-] -141044;1359921738;mircea_popescu;smickles being recently out of a shower is all the pick-up line you need -141043;1359921804;smickles;i dunno. I often waited untill a girl complimented my hair, and that most often came after not showering for a day or so -141042;1359921828;thestringpuller;smickles: I feel like you were married in college :P -141041;1359921849;smickles;just after -141040;1359921998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2049 @ 0.00068335 = 1.4002 BTC [+] -141039;1359922000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068368 = 2.9542 BTC [+] -141038;1359922001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 930 @ 0.00068369 = 0.6358 BTC [+] -141037;1359922079;mircea_popescu;well, in some application one day is recently. -141036;1359922254;thestringpuller;everyone is getting married and having children -141035;1359922257;jcpham;mircea_popescu are you saying that basically being clean is sexually arousing? -141034;1359922262;thestringpuller;while I'm just here masturbating -141033;1359922295;mircea_popescu;jcpham you ever been around college dorms ? -141032;1359922306;jcpham;never ever ever -141031;1359922328;mircea_popescu;in many cases just not being filthy is sufficient competitive advantage. -141030;1359922335;jcpham;except for when i stayed in the dorms in college -141029;1359922336;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.79252525 = 3.9626 BTC [-] -141028;1359922432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7732 @ 0.00068369 = 5.2863 BTC [+] -141027;1359922434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8518 @ 0.00068398 = 5.8261 BTC [+] -141026;1359922466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 222 @ 0.00067523 = 0.1499 BTC [-] -141025;1359922467;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.35 = 3.5 BTC [+] -141024;1359922468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00067504 = 1.1476 BTC [-] -141023;1359922469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000675 = 2.9167 BTC [-] -141022;1359922469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2457 @ 0.00067499 = 1.6585 BTC [-] -141021;1359922505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1482 @ 0.00068398 = 1.0137 BTC [+] -141020;1359922508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068432 = 2.9569 BTC [+] -141019;1359922510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6350 @ 0.00068433 = 4.3455 BTC [+] -141018;1359922511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3147 @ 0.00068507 = 2.1559 BTC [+] -141017;1359922754;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/so-whats-the-plan-with-mpoempex/ btw, if anyone missed it. -141016;1359923138;jcpham;i like how the citations have links to nude girls -141015;1359923279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00068502 = 1.1645 BTC [-] -141014;1359923281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068503 = 2.96 BTC [+] -141013;1359923283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4595 @ 0.00068507 = 3.1479 BTC [+] -141012;1359923350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2708 @ 0.00068507 = 1.8552 BTC [+] -141011;1359923352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10210 @ 0.00068507 = 6.9946 BTC [+] -141010;1359923476;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.88 BTC [+] -141009;1359923495;mircea_popescu;one must have slipped in -141008;1359923514;mircea_popescu;o, you mean the salo screencap ? -141007;1359923679;FabianB_;"It is perhaps worth nothing that various observers.." <-- i think there's a t too much in "nothing" -141006;1359923713;mircea_popescu;you mean a h -141005;1359923755;Namworld;I was about to point out the h -141004;1359923777;mircea_popescu;ty to teh both of you. fixed. -141003;1359923786;mircea_popescu;i mean te bot of you -141002;1359923837;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 13.88 = 27.76 BTC [+] -141001;1359923950;Namworld;the website might go? How would we know the order book? -141000;1359923951;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1360 @ 0.0074 = 10.064 BTC [-] -140999;1359923965;Namworld;JSON API would stay? -140998;1359924009;mircea_popescu;prolly end up with dedicated terminals -140997;1359924299;Namworld;Eh, why not keep MPEx indefinitly -140996;1359924468;mircea_popescu;sooner or later data feeds would be leased, some sort of equivalent of bloomberg will spring up -140995;1359924471;mircea_popescu;etc. -140994;1359924499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15263 @ 0.00067546 = 10.3095 BTC [-] -140993;1359924538;mircea_popescu;i have no idea, i'm speculating. -140992;1359924592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00735414 = 2.2062 BTC [-] -140991;1359924594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1524 @ 0.00735413 = 11.2077 BTC [-] -140990;1359925102;mircea_popescu;http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/blog/Hantol-PSU-Fake-PFC-Made-of-cement/220 -140989;1359925105;mircea_popescu;this is pretty out there. -140988;1359925314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6564 @ 0.00067546 = 4.4337 BTC [-] -140987;1359925316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9790 @ 0.00068507 = 6.7068 BTC [+] -140986;1359925320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5133 @ 0.0006852 = 3.5171 BTC [+] -140985;1359925352;Ukto_;lol nice link -140984;1359925384;mircea_popescu;cement dude -140983;1359925390;mircea_popescu;the new supermaterial from china -140982;1359925392;Ukto_;yeah, thats messed -140981;1359925408;Ukto_;wold be pissed to pay s/h for that -140980;1359925408;Ukto_;:P -140979;1359925629;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 120 @ 0.0245 = 2.94 BTC [+] -140978;1359925639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 743 @ 0.00735413 = 5.4641 BTC [-] -140977;1359925750;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 30 @ 0.0245 = 0.735 BTC [+] -140976;1359926090;jurov;hi all -140975;1359926111;jurov;mjr_ lol there is a front runner on mpoe for long time...it doesn't even try to conceal itself -140974;1359926150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 830 @ 0.00739499 = 6.1378 BTC [+] -140973;1359926512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 33 @ 0.00735413 = 0.2427 BTC [-] -140972;1359926514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 267 @ 0.00733496 = 1.9584 BTC [-] -140971;1359926530;smickles;oh -140970;1359926531;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1499197#msg1499197 -140969;1359926534;smickles;lol -140968;1359926612;jurov;mjr_ and coinbr api isn't planned in near future, sorry. i just concluded whole thing isn't ready -140967;1359926626;Ukto_;"Sorry, SMF was unable to connect to the database. This may be caused by the server being busy. Please try again later." -140966;1359926632;Ukto_;cant access bitcointalk smickles :) -140965;1359926666;smickles;Ukto_: it's usagi saying that he did a fundamental anal. of s.dice, and it's worth .5 btc per share -140964;1359926691;Ukto_;lol -140963;1359926699;Ukto_;and your opinion of that is ? :P -140962;1359926713;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 11 @ 0.0246 = 0.2706 BTC [+] -140961;1359926716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 383 @ 0.00733496 = 2.8093 BTC [-] -140960;1359926717;smickles;that guy has a proven record of valuing bitcoind denomenated assets -140959;1359926718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 470 @ 0.00728282 = 3.4229 BTC [-] -140958;1359926719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 835 @ 0.0072416 = 6.0467 BTC [-] -140957;1359926731;smickles;0 for 12, or so -140956;1359926734;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 17 @ 0.0247 = 0.4199 BTC [+] -140955;1359926800;mircea_popescu;502 Bad Gateway -140954;1359926802;mircea_popescu;forum rox -140953;1359926803;Ukto_;same -140952;1359926831;mircea_popescu;smickles lol -140951;1359926854;Ukto_;mircea_popescu: would be interested in your opinion when/if the forums come back -140950;1359926872;mircea_popescu;re what ? -140949;1359926888;Ukto_;as for sites that work. apparently someone agrees with usagi -140948;1359926890;Ukto_;https://bitfunder.com/asset/G.SDICE -140947;1359926893;Ukto_;look at todays trades -140946;1359926970;mircea_popescu;what about it ? -140945;1359926978;Ukto_;alot of traes for today -140944;1359926980;Ukto_;for sdice -140943;1359926987;Ukto_;volume wise -140942;1359926994;Ukto_;the div day was one thing -140941;1359926999;kakobreklaaa;we wouldnt know cause assbot. -140940;1359927001;Ukto_;but this is about 2x avg already -140939;1359927006;kakobreklaaa;hehe -140938;1359927009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067506 = 2.9169 BTC [-] -140937;1359927010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1748 @ 0.000675 = 1.1799 BTC [-] -140936;1359927012;kakobreklaaa;bbl -140935;1359927013;Ukto_;kako: LOL -140934;1359927017;Ukto_;dont wrry -140933;1359927021;Ukto_;api will be opening up more soon -140932;1359927039;kakobreklaaa;what does that have to do anything with it -140931;1359927041;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.011 = 1.1 BTC [+] -140930;1359927058;smickles;that chart ain't half bad Ukto_ -140929;1359927069;Ukto_;besides, I would hate to flood the channel with BF's massive trades (eyes roll) :P -140928;1359927074;Bugpowder;I will sell for 1/2 of usagi's valuation -140927;1359927076;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.89 BTC [+] -140926;1359927093;Ukto_;thanks, I was debating adding some more details to it one the other 'things' are done I todl you about -140925;1359927108;Ukto_;the first one is more than halfway now. might get it released tomorrow if I am lucky hehe -140924;1359927116;mircea_popescu;o hey, this is pretty juicy : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Bell -140923;1359927125;mircea_popescu;After his April 2000 release, Bell publicly announced that he believed that there was extensive Federal Government corruption associated with his 1997–2000 criminal case, and that he was going to research the facts and file a lawsuit. Bell filed this lawsuit in 2003.[5] Bell was put under heavy surveillance and rearrested for harassment and stalking of federal agents. He was charged with intimidation and stalking and -140922;1359927125;mircea_popescu;was convicted and again imprisoned, this time for a decade-long sentence. Bell protested vociferously against the conduct of the trial, going so far as to file civil lawsuits against two judges, at least two prosecutors, his former probation officers, and his defense attorneys, but ultimately to no avail. -140921;1359927148;smickles;Ukto_: gl :) -140920;1359927152;DeaDTerra1;what's up with the forums ... -140919;1359927160;DeaDTerra1;there has been a lot of downtime recently ... -140918;1359927203;smickles;mircea_popescu: a lesson in freedom? -140917;1359927257;Ukto_;forums back up -140916;1359927279;smickles;Ukto_: does news show up in the chart in a similar way the dividend does? -140915;1359927286;Ukto_;was. -140914;1359927297;Ukto_;smickles: thats one of the things I am looking to add -140913;1359927305;Ukto_;wont be hard at all -140912;1359927317;Ukto_;Going to be adding user preferences -140911;1359927322;Ukto_;to hide/show news, as well as divs -140910;1359927339;Ukto_;and to set default views -140909;1359927350;Ukto_;as well as localized time dispays -140908;1359927356;smickles;EskimoBob_afk: i'm having a tough time 'catcing your drift'. could you rephrase that or elaborate? -140907;1359927375;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 13.9 = 41.7 BTC [+] -140906;1359927376;DeaDTerra1;Someone bought another 10k of S.DICE pass through shares on BF :D -140905;1359927379;Ukto_;smickles: sounds like a virus. -140904;1359927392;Ukto_;DeaDTerra1: was just talking about that -140903;1359927407;DeaDTerra1;forums are back -140902;1359927414;Ukto_;DeaDTerra1: its cool that I can use BF's webirc via my phone LOL -140901;1359927425;DeaDTerra1;haha nice ^^ -140900;1359927452;Ukto_;thats how lame I am. bored at parents waiting on them -140899;1359927469;Bugpowder;That looks delicious -140898;1359927473;jurov;DeaDTerra1, you still doing arb manually? -140897;1359927501;Ukto_;spekaing of that terra -140896;1359927839;smickles;out of context, terra sounds like a euphemism for ass -140895;1359927945;Ukto_;cant be -140894;1359927949;Ukto_;no one ever calls me terra -140893;1359927952;Ukto_;:P -140892;1359927958;Namworld;yeah, you forgot to upkeep your passthrough -140891;1359927976;Namworld;Shares were selling too high -140890;1359927996;Ukto_;think he only charges for divs -140889;1359928085;Namworld;He also charges a margin for shares he sells -140888;1359928164;Namworld;I'm seriously thinking I should just compete. -140887;1359928426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20252 @ 0.000675 = 13.6701 BTC [-] -140886;1359928428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6377 @ 0.00067499 = 4.3044 BTC [-] -140885;1359928435;Namworld;Why aren't people using coinbr? -140884;1359928464;jurov;i heard they can't afford 0.09 BTC/month -140883;1359928480;Ukto_;they do -140882;1359928492;Ukto_;still, plenty of ppl like it. -140881;1359928495;Ukto_;I do. -140880;1359928502;Ukto_;I was debating using it to buy some bbet hehe -140879;1359928503;smickles;lol, blockchain.info just gave me an error -140878;1359928509;smickles;"Bitcoin not defined" -140877;1359928535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 49 @ 0.00739 = 0.3621 BTC [+] -140876;1359928537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00738104 = 7.381 BTC [-] -140875;1359928542;jurov;yeah they'are amusing.. i got windows xp booting gif the other day -140874;1359928552;Ukto_;0,o -140873;1359928558;mircea_popescu;frame it! -140872;1359928562;smickles;heh, i got that once -140871;1359928612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5871 @ 0.00067499 = 3.9629 BTC [-] -140870;1359928613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006726 = 2.9063 BTC [-] -140869;1359928615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13025 @ 0.00067259 = 8.7605 BTC [-] -140868;1359928615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2231 @ 0.00067232 = 1.4999 BTC [-] -140867;1359928963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006817 = 2.9456 BTC [+] -140866;1359928964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5379 @ 0.00068187 = 3.6678 BTC [+] -140865;1359929103;thestringpuller;;;ticker -140864;1359929103;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.66002, Best ask: 20.73900, Bid-ask spread: 0.07898, Last trade: 20.73900, 24 hour volume: 31522.03367265, 24 hour low: 19.42000, 24 hour high: 20.75000, 24 hour vwap: 20.10086 -140863;1359929429;jurov;http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=bitcoin << hilarious -140862;1359929588;thestringpuller;charging 21 again eh? -140861;1359929601;mircea_popescu;wolfram alp[ha is retarded -140860;1359929972;smickles;;;-22/(.11962553-1) -140859;1359929973;gribble;Error: "-22/(.11962553-1)" is not a valid command. -140858;1359929976;smickles;;;calc -22/(.11962553-1) -140857;1359929976;gribble;24.9893661728 -140856;1359930074;mjr_;hey all -140855;1359930101;dub;is it suberb owl sunday? -140854;1359930139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067348 = 2.9101 BTC [-] -140853;1359930141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 579 @ 0.00067347 = 0.3899 BTC [-] -140852;1359930165;mod6;dub: yup -140851;1359930197;mjr_;is jurov still here? -140850;1359930208;jurov;nope -140849;1359930211;mjr_;lol -140848;1359930217;mjr_;look at mpoe... -140847;1359930231;mjr_;1.22% spread...what is the bot doing? -140846;1359930241;Ukto_;false hope? -140845;1359930243;mjr_;or is the bot there -140844;1359930271;jurov;why would i, or the bot, want tight spread? -140843;1359930277;mjr_;just curious -140842;1359930290;dub;http://i.imgur.com/PVAKKNH.jpg?1 -140841;1359930334;thestringpuller;jurov: because a tight anus is less likely to get raped? -140840;1359930338;mjr_;i would obviously need to have it use pympex -140839;1359930388;mjr_;but there is still profit there...and i set it so that if you put a lot of volume, i go a satoshi cheaper...if it is thin in front, i wait behind for extra satoshi -140838;1359930401;mjr_;and yesterday, when i was watching -140837;1359930411;jurov;mjr_ what you would do with big price movements? -140836;1359930412;mjr_;it wasn't close to the next higher or lower price -140835;1359930446;jurov;they are quite common and usually cause simple frontrunners to get stuck on wrong end -140834;1359930453;mjr_;the stock is not too much...and although over its life it has moved a lot -140833;1359930453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068184 = 2.9462 BTC [+] -140832;1359930454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7329 @ 0.00068187 = 4.9974 BTC [+] -140831;1359930474;mjr_;it doesn't seem like it is moving a ton, but of course, if i get filled on one end, i cancel orders and reassess -140830;1359930502;mjr_;again, until i actually register on mpex its all academic -140829;1359930534;mjr_;also the ultimate goal is not so much to scalp and front run, but rather build up as long a position as i can for the least money -140828;1359930539;jurov;you will reassssess and find out that bid is is higher than last sell price.. what now? -140827;1359930546;mjr_;so i would weight it's priority to buy and sell accordingly -140826;1359930591;mjr_;as long as you are getting more than .4% (buy and sell) you are making money... -140825;1359930609;jurov;i guess. -140824;1359930612;mjr_;although currently i am running it with .5% to ttest -140823;1359930624;mjr_;on each side (to mirror coinbr) -140822;1359930633;thestringpuller;;;ticker -140821;1359930633;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.48947, Best ask: 20.49800, Bid-ask spread: 0.00853, Last trade: 20.49800, 24 hour volume: 32327.68690484, 24 hour low: 19.42000, 24 hour high: 20.75000, 24 hour vwap: 20.12431 -140820;1359930699;mjr_;was sad to find out no api -140819;1359930701;jurov;and as for the api, i'd really like it... but having the orders count suddenly increase 10x is just too big risk -140818;1359930710;mjr_;good point -140817;1359930732;mjr_;couldn't you set a limit on order number through api? -140816;1359930743;mjr_;x per hour -140815;1359930745;mjr_;or whatever -140814;1359930771;mjr_;i think the main way to do this would be with the options...the spreads are regularly 33%-50% -140813;1359930777;jurov;that wouldn't exactly be the problem. suppose it blows up when i'm not around -140812;1359930786;mjr_;yeah that is my worry too -140811;1359930795;mjr_;i am gonna give my little guy only a little money to play with -140810;1359930800;jurov;human will usually notice that the order got stuck.. bot no -140809;1359930804;mjr_;true -140808;1359930814;mjr_;that is the one part that i will have to test very rigorously -140807;1359930819;mjr_;maintaining positions -140806;1359930828;mjr_;since i am responsible to ask constantly -140805;1359930845;jurov;i tested my bot several months... and still occassionally does snafu -140804;1359930852;mjr_;yeah true -140803;1359930866;mjr_;it happens to billion dollar companies (knight capital) -140802;1359930897;mjr_;but, as long as they are not killer mistakes (don't let the machine manage more than you can risk), you can fix it and make it stronger -140801;1359930906;mjr_;knight almost went under on one bad day... -140800;1359930907;mircea_popescu;im curiouswhat results smickles comes up for his optiosn bot -140799;1359930939;mjr_;the volume is the part i haven't really figured out how to adjust for -140798;1359930961;mjr_;but overall, if i can say that in any given situation i am getting the best possible price, that is ok -140797;1359930973;jurov;mjr_i did options, too. but you can wait like weeks till there's som movement -140796;1359931013;jurov;maybe it got better since, but still they don't appear often in the ticker -140795;1359931029;mjr_;yeah, but i mean, i can say get 5 $20 calls...at 1 satoshi over current, and then if i ever get filled, just replace that order and then open up sell at 1 satoshi beneath -140794;1359931033;Bugpowder;nothing happening in options this month -140793;1359931035;Bugpowder;NOTHING -140792;1359931036;mjr_;i dn't care about 5 contracts so mucnh -140791;1359931036;jurov;but if they do everyone watches alertly :D -140790;1359931043;Bugpowder;only me buying a bunch of calls -140789;1359931057;mjr_;its just that over the rest of the year, everyone sending market order will give me a tiny bit of money -140788;1359931062;Bugpowder;smickles trading a few here and there -140787;1359931078;Bugpowder;and my bot selling 1000s contracts to itself -140786;1359931078;mjr_;(if the bot is designed well) -140785;1359931097;Bugpowder;the bot is no longer on automatic mode :-P -140784;1359931098;mjr_;i think i am going to keep track of individual fill prices, so i can know if i should sell or not -140783;1359931115;thestringpuller;;;ticker -140782;1359931115;mjr_;ie. sell THOSE shares that i got cheap, but no more -140781;1359931115;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.48948, Best ask: 20.49800, Bid-ask spread: 0.00852, Last trade: 20.49800, 24 hour volume: 32329.47027016, 24 hour low: 19.42000, 24 hour high: 20.75000, 24 hour vwap: 20.12737 -140780;1359931116;Bugpowder;Someone also bought some expensive puts -140779;1359931127;Bugpowder;it will heat up in a week or two though -140778;1359931139;mjr_;yeah, its funny cuz everyone waits till the end -140777;1359931143;jurov;mjr_really, how much do you willing to pay for ability to just doing it by simple select? -140776;1359931155;jurov;go to coinbr.com/about, last paragraph -140775;1359931180;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it barely started. -140774;1359931181;Bugpowder;http://finance.yahoo.com/news/pension-funds-sue-blackrock-allege-192257561.html -140773;1359931187;Bugpowder;what a surprise -140772;1359931195;mircea_popescu;were some puts too iirc -140771;1359931197;Bugpowder;blackrock buys iShares -140770;1359931213;Bugpowder;changees fee structure to take 40% -140769;1359931218;Bugpowder;of return -140768;1359931235;Bugpowder;Glad nobody is big enough to buy Vanguard. -140767;1359931247;mjr_;LOL -140766;1359931251;mjr_;look at last sentence... -140765;1359931269;mjr_;they are made because they are looting returns...best performer in their portfolio -140764;1359931275;mjr_;i wonder why -140763;1359931296;mjr_;do you mean select SQL command? -140762;1359931311;jurov;yes -140761;1359931328;mircea_popescu;The Laborers' Local 265 Pension Fund of Cincinnati and the Plumbers and Pipefitters Local No. 572 Pension Fund of Nashville -140760;1359931328;mjr_;would be nice i suppose, but parsing sql and parsing json is about the same effort -140759;1359931332;mircea_popescu;that sounds hot. -140758;1359931336;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 14.7 BTC [+] -140757;1359931360;mjr_;i would mostly just like an ack on order being received, and then an execution be sent if i got filled -140756;1359931370;mjr_;that would be awesome -140755;1359931392;mjr_;so i could build that engine to monitor my account and then update my positions and orders table -140754;1359931400;mircea_popescu;jurov you open coinbr to what, direct sql access ? -140753;1359931415;mjr_;i think he was referring to licensing code to me -140752;1359931417;jurov;no. that paragraph says "licensing the code" -140751;1359931420;mjr_;or having me contribute in some way -140750;1359931429;mjr_;which i think would be awesome -140749;1359931453;mjr_;i mean, i mostly wrote the spread finder cuz it was fun -140748;1359931456;mjr_;and i was curious -140747;1359931456;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.79353535 = 2.3806 BTC [+] -140746;1359931463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4879 @ 0.00067347 = 3.2859 BTC [-] -140745;1359931482;mjr_;python is easy and it is a nice way to try a PoC -140744;1359931505;mjr_;not sure about execution time etc, but i don't think i need to whip out the c++ yet, do I? -140743;1359931516;jurov;PoC - proof of concept? -140742;1359931520;mjr_;yes -140741;1359931529;mjr_;i wanted to see if the crazy spreads i saw last night were real -140740;1359931535;mjr_;and if i could monitor them in real time -140739;1359931536;jurov;c++ is not necessary -140738;1359931540;mjr_;didn't think so -140737;1359931576;mjr_;after that point, it would only be creating a position monitor, and then linking to a driver for pympex (or something at coinbr) -140736;1359931599;mjr_;i would have to write the position monitor, and i would have to write a driver so my orders could be translated to mpex orders -140735;1359931612;jurov;have you seen mpexagent? -140734;1359931617;mjr_;not yet -140733;1359931623;mjr_;but i will look at it :) -140732;1359931645;jurov;it's jsonrpc "driver" for mpex -140731;1359931649;mjr_;i mean, IDEALLY you could then use a lot of those pieces to build either a web based trading platform or an actual desktop application -140730;1359931672;mjr_;which i think would be a huge value to the trading community -140729;1359931697;Lyspooner;fuck is cool. That guy ain't. Shhhhiiitttt. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckfBGdZoR_0 -140728;1359931717;mjr_;ie. integrated charts, depth of book, ticker, positions, executions, real time p&l -140727;1359931722;jurov;i was thinking about adding fileserving fo mpexagent -140726;1359931733;mjr_;i am gonna look at the code now -140725;1359931737;mjr_;is it in python? -140724;1359931740;jurov;yes -140723;1359931744;jurov;plus twisted -140722;1359931747;mjr_;sweet, nice! -140721;1359931760;mjr_;i used django with python in my last web based project -140720;1359931769;mjr_;but i like twisted a lot -140719;1359931795;mjr_;my app wasn't performance oriented but rather i wanted the easy UI admin from django -140718;1359931816;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner heh. -140717;1359931844;jurov;well. so after it will be able to serve files, one just throw there some javascript that can do jsonrpc calls -140716;1359931859;jurov;user goes to http://localhost:1077/ -140715;1359931864;jurov;bam, nice mpex UI -140714;1359931888;mircea_popescu;for the record, i think that guy must be posting out of about half the btctalk accounts -140713;1359931909;mjr_;yeah i figured it'd be easiest to use web so i wouldn't have to actually create charts in a desktop app -140712;1359931914;mjr_;which would not be fun i think -140711;1359931929;mjr_;i wanted to play with angular.js -140710;1359931940;mjr_;which i think would be PERFECT for a web based trading platform -140709;1359931985;mjr_;in fact, if you made that interface, you could actually use selenium for your trading bot, which would be pretty cool -140708;1359932010;mjr_;edit: i mean a browser based trading platform -140707;1359932050;jurov;nice! so far it looked like everyone is too lazy and i'll have to add it to the agent myself -140706;1359932112;mjr_;did you look at angular? -140705;1359932118;mjr_;and if you want any help on it, i'm down -140704;1359932126;mjr_;also is your bot running right now? -140703;1359932133;jurov;it is -140702;1359932139;mjr_;if so, why would it not just go 1 satoshi in front or behind -140701;1359932143;jurov;and i didn't looked on angular -140700;1359932154;mjr_;i'm just curious -140699;1359932165;mjr_;and i was referring to mpoe -140698;1359932168;jurov;it was originally intended for random stress testing -140697;1359932172;mjr_;ah ok -140696;1359932190;mjr_;just curious how you came up with bid/ask prices is all -140695;1359932201;jurov;and i kept it so, i think it discourages others from jumping in front of it -140694;1359932226;mjr_;i think i just said "if volume less than 5000, go 1 satoshi behind, else go 1 satoshi in front -140693;1359932258;jurov;you're close. actually it goes deeper ;) -140692;1359932263;mjr_;so that way if you have a small order, i am reasonably sure i'd get filled after you for one satoshi more -140691;1359932274;mjr_;yours goes deeper -140690;1359932279;mjr_;mine doesn't yet -140689;1359932287;mjr_;but i would find it very interesting to see them interact -140688;1359932300;Bugpowder;What next? "Hopefully some SURFIN. -140687;1359932307;mjr_;i put my code up earlier if anyone wanted to look -140686;1359932313;mjr_;its like 15 lines or something -140685;1359932316;mjr_;nothing special -140684;1359932324;mjr_;but you may need to install some libraries for it to work -140683;1359932368;mjr_;actually, i think that mirceau_popescu's idea behind his trading platform could be huge -140682;1359932409;mjr_;it could greatly simplify user interface, make a more robust system that is more secure, and easier to maintain, less vulnerable to single point of failure problems -140681;1359932410;jurov;seems he enjoys bein calles mirceaU -140680;1359932416;mjr_;sorry bad typist -140679;1359932417;jurov;*being called -140678;1359932423;jurov;:) -140677;1359932427;mjr_;but i do try my best -140676;1359932438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067371 = 2.9111 BTC [+] -140675;1359932440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2879 @ 0.00067347 = 1.9389 BTC [-] -140674;1359932449;mjr_;lol the spread is actually increasing on mpoe -140673;1359932480;mjr_;it is so much fun to watch this -140672;1359932510;jurov;i think both mircea and coinbr's fees in fact affect order size distribution -140671;1359932523;mjr_;yes -140670;1359932525;mjr_;i think so too -140669;1359932527;jurov;so unlike irl exchanges, small orders are rare -140668;1359932534;mjr_;but i account for fees -140667;1359932540;mjr_;and i don't think the fees are very high -140666;1359932552;mjr_;.2% or .5% is very small -140665;1359932561;mjr_;and its a fixed cost -140664;1359932605;mjr_;so with 1.24% on mpoe... i can make .84% every trade by basically just filling market orders -140663;1359932631;mjr_;.24% if i am going through coinbr -140662;1359932664;mjr_;and as i said, since my goal is to acquire a long position over time at the lowest possible price... -140661;1359932675;mjr_;it is not very risky (i want to get in the position) -140660;1359932712;mjr_;the options can be a bit trickier cuz they seem to be pretty thinly traded -140659;1359932723;mjr_;but if you buy the puts and the calls... -140658;1359932725;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P190T] 3 @ 0.10526446 = 0.3158 BTC [-] -140657;1359932745;mjr_;you are pretty well hedged -140656;1359932760;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 2 @ 0.12907935 = 0.2582 BTC [-] -140655;1359932763;mjr_;ooh, i just thought about designing a risk monitor -140654;1359932791;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 3 @ 0.12665781 = 0.38 BTC [-] -140653;1359932806;mjr_;(really should have one for any kind of automated system) -140652;1359932824;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C210T] 1 @ 0.10492991 BTC -140651;1359932861;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P210T] 1 @ 0.15161796 BTC -140650;1359932894;mjr_;jurov: why would a fixed percentage fee affect size of orders? you gain nothing by increasing your volume -140649;1359932923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4538 @ 0.00068187 = 3.0943 BTC [+] -140648;1359932926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068238 = 2.9486 BTC [+] -140647;1359932928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00068239 = 7.711 BTC [+] -140646;1359932929;jurov;no, the 30BTC /0.09monthly does it i think -140645;1359932930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00068518 = 6.8518 BTC [+] -140644;1359932931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1538 @ 0.0006852 = 1.0538 BTC [+] -140643;1359932931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16951 @ 0.00068521 = 11.615 BTC [+] -140642;1359932932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7578 @ 0.00068535 = 5.1936 BTC [+] -140641;1359932933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00068562 = 5.9306 BTC [+] -140640;1359932934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00068615 = 7.925 BTC [+] -140639;1359932935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.0006867 = 5.2189 BTC [+] -140638;1359932937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00068689 = 13.3944 BTC [+] -140637;1359932938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13620 @ 0.00068695 = 9.3563 BTC [+] -140636;1359932940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13424 @ 0.00068711 = 9.2238 BTC [+] -140635;1359932941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59200 @ 0.00068749 = 40.6994 BTC [+] -140634;1359932943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00068849 = 12.3928 BTC [+] -140633;1359932943;mjr_;wow big order -140632;1359932944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00068941 = 9.4449 BTC [+] -140631;1359932945;jurov;eh? -140630;1359932946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00068953 = 3.0339 BTC [+] -140629;1359932950;mjr_;spread jumped a ton -140628;1359932956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16994 @ 0.00068955 = 11.7182 BTC [+] -140627;1359932957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4829 @ 0.00068968 = 3.3305 BTC [+] -140626;1359932958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29320 @ 0.00069 = 20.2308 BTC [+] -140625;1359932960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13485 @ 0.00069027 = 9.3083 BTC [+] -140624;1359932963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00069193 = 1.6606 BTC [+] -140623;1359932965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00069255 = 9.2109 BTC [+] -140622;1359932970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1450 @ 0.00069336 = 1.0054 BTC [+] -140621;1359932973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00069339 = 12.9664 BTC [+] -140620;1359932975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14961 @ 0.0006935 = 10.3755 BTC [+] -140619;1359932983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00069366 = 9.1563 BTC [+] -140618;1359932985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.0006937 = 4.5784 BTC [+] -140617;1359932987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00069419 = 4.8593 BTC [+] -140616;1359932989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.00069428 = 12.9136 BTC [+] -140615;1359932990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6350 @ 0.00069526 = 4.4149 BTC [+] -140614;1359932999;mjr_;oh but yeah that is fixed, if you are going to be a trader, and i paid a one time/ or monthly fee -140613;1359933000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00069574 = 4.4875 BTC [+] -140612;1359933002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 491 @ 0.00069577 = 0.3416 BTC [+] -140611;1359933004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 151 @ 0.00725041 = 1.0948 BTC [-] -140610;1359933005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4895 @ 0.00739499 = 36.1985 BTC [+] -140609;1359933010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 114954 @ 0.007395 = 850.0848 BTC [+] -140608;1359933012;mjr_;i would make as many trades as possible to maximize my investment -140607;1359933023;kakobreklaaa;jeez. -140606;1359933046;mjr_;how'd the bot do jurov? -140605;1359933075;mircea_popescu;heh. when s.dice moves it moves. -140604;1359933076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00067544 = 3.9176 BTC [-] -140603;1359933077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006955 = 3.0053 BTC [+] -140602;1359933079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069569 = 3.0061 BTC [+] -140601;1359933080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16526 @ 0.00069577 = 11.4983 BTC [+] -140600;1359933081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7625 @ 0.00069638 = 5.3099 BTC [+] -140599;1359933090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00069643 = 2.4027 BTC [+] -140598;1359933091;jurov;you see how it is -140597;1359933091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19800 @ 0.00069732 = 13.8069 BTC [+] -140596;1359933093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5246 @ 0.00069745 = 3.6588 BTC [+] -140595;1359933095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00069748 = 3.5571 BTC [+] -140594;1359933096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5850 @ 0.00069876 = 4.0877 BTC [+] -140593;1359933097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14350 @ 0.00069927 = 10.0345 BTC [+] -140592;1359933099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15416 @ 0.00069939 = 10.7818 BTC [+] -140591;1359933100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19250 @ 0.00069978 = 13.4708 BTC [+] -140590;1359933102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00069998 = 20.9994 BTC [+] -140589;1359933102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00069999 = 6.9999 BTC [+] -140588;1359933104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00069999 = 20.9997 BTC [+] -140587;1359933105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2945 @ 0.00069999 = 2.0615 BTC [+] -140586;1359933108;jurov;yeeehaw -140585;1359933120;mjr_;:) so much fun to watch -140584;1359933149;jurov;it's official. i'm short s.mpoe now -140583;1359933176;mjr_;how do you do that? -140582;1359933185;mircea_popescu;what, borrowed from customers ?! -140581;1359933189;mjr_;is that through coinbr? -140580;1359933196;jurov;no i borrowed from smickles -140579;1359933200;mjr_;nice -140578;1359933206;jurov;it's completely outside coinbr -140577;1359933210;mjr_;ah ok -140576;1359933215;mircea_popescu;curious how well it works out. -140575;1359933216;jurov;just my little private shenaigans -140574;1359933222;mjr_;yeah it is interesting -140573;1359933251;mjr_;its interesting to look at the differences...usually smickles could just say he will lend you the shares without actually transferring them -140572;1359933254;mjr_;and you could short... -140571;1359933266;mjr_;but i can see why that may not work -140570;1359933275;mircea_popescu;why not transfer them ? -140569;1359933284;mjr_;but also with options...having to put up collateral before you exercise -140568;1359933286;mircea_popescu;sign a gpg contract, do a push, -140567;1359933290;mircea_popescu;full documentary trail. -140566;1359933291;jurov;he did transfer them. an i did sold them -140565;1359933294;mjr_;yeah pretty easy -140564;1359933296;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -140563;1359933298;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00703438 / 0.00735783 / 0.007395 (214461 shares, 1,577.97 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00732888 / 0.00749999 (777731 shares, 5,699.90 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00510289 / 0.0075 (6065344 shares, 30,950.80 BTC) -140562;1359933321;Namworld;[16:14] sign a gpg contract, do a push, -140561;1359933321;Namworld;[16:14] full documentary trail. -140560;1359933329;mjr_;good point -140559;1359933331;Namworld;what if the other party doesn't return the shares? -140558;1359933364;mjr_;that is what i was thinking...you do insulate yourself from that risk on mirceau's side but smickles would have to go to the court i guess? -140557;1359933372;jurov;then smickles will rate me -10 -140556;1359933377;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.77 = 7.7 BTC [-] -140555;1359933379;mjr_;ah ok -140554;1359933383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.007395 = 1.1093 BTC [+] -140553;1359933383;mjr_;that is a nice way of doing it -140552;1359933419;jurov;anyway i have much more than than that on my own left from ipo.. so i'm covered even if whale buys up to 0.001 -140551;1359933456;mjr_;i need to read up on traunch, not sure if that is the right spelling -140550;1359933569;mircea_popescu;Namworld well obviously the problem of cp risk -140549;1359933578;mircea_popescu;but i was talkingfrom the perspective of having the proof. -140548;1359933612;mircea_popescu;jurov i don't get it, why borrow shares if you have shares ?! -140547;1359933618;mircea_popescu;borrowing usually has costs -140546;1359933628;mjr_;yes -140545;1359933652;mircea_popescu;Network total 25.511 Thash/s -140544;1359933660;mircea_popescu;i tell ye... these asics aren't working as advertised. -140543;1359933667;mjr_;i thought there were only 2 of them -140542;1359933670;mircea_popescu;im sorry i didn't take more bets on network diff last year. -140541;1359933682;mjr_;but i am kinda happy if that's the case cuz it puts my FPGA project back on track -140540;1359933719;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic hey, you seen Keefe of late ? -140539;1359933771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2470 @ 0.00069518 = 1.7171 BTC [-] -140538;1359933772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5930 @ 0.00069998 = 4.1509 BTC [+] -140537;1359933813;jurov;yes borrowing has costs. i just wanted to operate with bigger amount -140536;1359933857;Namworld;there's no ASIC deployed yet no, except like 2? -140535;1359933885;mjr_;actually i had only really heard of 1 that was testing on slush's -140534;1359933889;mjr_;but i really don't konw -140533;1359933890;jurov;even these 2 should noticeably push the envelope -140532;1359933915;Namworld;How much hashing power are they? -140531;1359933925;jurov;68000MH -140530;1359933938;Namworld;so 136 GH... -140529;1359933944;Namworld;0.136 TH -140528;1359933967;Namworld;on 25 TH network... it would get lost in the noise... -140527;1359933997;jurov;ok i miscalculated somewhere -140526;1359934037;Namworld;68 GH each -140525;1359934044;mircea_popescu;i have bets made in august and sept and oct and etc that diff will be under X -140524;1359934054;mircea_popescu;where x is 100mn, 50mn, even 200mn -140523;1359934067;Namworld;network hashrate estimate varies 17500 - 27500 Ghash almost daily -140522;1359934084;mircea_popescu;i've seen it as high as 33 -140521;1359934096;Namworld;just estimates tho based on luck -140520;1359934170;mircea_popescu;yup -140519;1359934197;jurov;Namworld, difficulty is weekly average and doesn't vary so much. the luck does apply, still -140518;1359934210;jurov;*two-wekkly -140517;1359934254;mircea_popescu;i think tomorrow we may see large jump -140516;1359934270;mircea_popescu;on exchange rate -140515;1359934324;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ << this is so funny. notice how the early yesses turn to later nos -140514;1359934330;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0075 = 0.75 BTC [+] -140513;1359934332;smickles;i've facilitated shorts for people where I don't transfer the shares too, usually because they don't have mpex or broker accounts -140512;1359934397;mircea_popescu;broker short. -140511;1359934511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00069617 = 1.3923 BTC [-] -140510;1359934607;smickles;;;ticker -140509;1359934608;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.69731, Best ask: 20.74990, Bid-ask spread: 0.05259, Last trade: 20.74990, 24 hour volume: 32706.64412999, 24 hour low: 19.42000, 24 hour high: 20.75000, 24 hour vwap: 20.17193 -140508;1359934636;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -140507;1359934641;smickles;;;calc 19/110526446 -140506;1359934641;gribble;1.71904559385e-07 -140505;1359934647;smickles;;;calc 19/1.10526446 -140504;1359934647;gribble;17.1904559385 -140503;1359934671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067349 = 2.9102 BTC [-] -140502;1359934673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067348 = 3.3674 BTC [-] -140501;1359934674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4663 @ 0.00067347 = 3.1404 BTC [-] -140500;1359934675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3566 @ 0.00067232 = 2.3975 BTC [-] -140499;1359934866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3576 @ 0.00067036 = 2.3972 BTC [-] -140498;1359934925;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1 @ 0.12907935 BTC [-] -140497;1359935083;mjr_;yeah i guess since usually you don't clear immediately -140496;1359935090;mjr_;broker shorts are usually what happens in finance -140495;1359935102;mjr_;but i guess we can consider that we clear immediately? -140494;1359935140;mjr_;not sure if "clear" is even applicable in this context -140493;1359935152;smickles;mjr_: you say the options are thinly traded? there were over 80 thousand of 'em traded last month -140492;1359935165;mjr_;is that all options? -140491;1359935171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.007395 = 36.975 BTC [+] -140490;1359935176;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.996 BTC [-] -140489;1359935177;smickles;yeah, for mpoebot alone -140488;1359935180;mjr_;i mean that is a range of calls and puts somewhere around the current price -140487;1359935187;smickles;yeah -140486;1359935208;smickles;there are some people who buy/sell thousands at a time over a range -140485;1359935217;mjr_;and probably what i meant more than that was that in general, those 80,000 may have been 80 orders... -140484;1359935222;mjr_;over a month -140483;1359935231;mjr_;over at least 6 different instruments -140482;1359935232;mircea_popescu;options are about 1/2 total trade volume really. -140481;1359935234;smickles;ah, gotcha -140480;1359935236;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.78525252 BTC [+] -140479;1359935255;mjr_;yes, but when you conflate "options" with S.DICE it isn't fair -140478;1359935262;mjr_;since there are many different options -140477;1359935263;smickles;mircea_popescu: the rss reports number of trads too, right? -140476;1359935276;smickles;*trades -140475;1359935278;mjr_;so if you want to get into a market maker position, you have to hope you are there at the right time -140474;1359935285;mjr_;twice -140473;1359935290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 745 @ 0.00067036 = 0.4994 BTC [-] -140472;1359935291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067035 = 6.7035 BTC [-] -140471;1359935294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4666 @ 0.00067034 = 3.1278 BTC [-] -140470;1359935311;mjr_;it would be easy for S.DICE -140469;1359935314;mircea_popescu;smickles the 12 most recent -140468;1359935334;thestringpuller;;;ticker -140467;1359935334;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.74243, Best ask: 20.78400, Bid-ask spread: 0.04157, Last trade: 20.74243, 24 hour volume: 32847.73945862, 24 hour low: 19.42000, 24 hour high: 20.78000, 24 hour vwap: 20.17951 -140466;1359935335;mjr_;but for any one specific option it may be tougher to hang in there, though the spread is large enough so it could work out well -140465;1359935362;mircea_popescu;mjr_ the bot made 10k btc by hanging in there las tmionth. -140464;1359935369;mjr_;nice -140463;1359935374;mjr_;WOW -140462;1359935386;mjr_;is this jurov's or yours -140461;1359935402;mircea_popescu;you know how mpex trades under s.mpoe ? -140460;1359935407;mjr_;yes -140459;1359935408;mircea_popescu;that mpoe is the name of the options bot. -140458;1359935420;mjr_;ah ok -140457;1359935434;mjr_;so i don't know if i want my bot going up against yours lol -140456;1359935439;mircea_popescu;mpex started out as an options trading page back in august 2011 -140455;1359935452;mircea_popescu;was called mpoe then. -140454;1359935453;jurov;lol, like, i made 10k last month but bragging about 38btc from coinbr instead :DDDD -140453;1359935460;mircea_popescu;in february mpex opened, the two got merged in april iirc -140452;1359935472;mircea_popescu;jurov sly dog :D -140451;1359935476;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.765 BTC [-] -140450;1359935478;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.76 = 15.2 BTC [-] -140449;1359935511;mjr_;you report havelocks but you can't fill their orders can you? or is that how it works... -140448;1359935536;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.76 = 1.52 BTC [-] -140447;1359935549;mircea_popescu;huh ? -140446;1359935557;mjr_;i'm not sure if they keep their own inventory and you just report for pricing purposes or if whenever they get an order it comes here and is then filled -140445;1359935580;smickles;assbot reports havelock, we assume havelock buys on mpex -140444;1359935600;mircea_popescu;in general the pt operators buy on mpex and resell on w/e platform they use -140443;1359935601;Guest49091;that would be corect -140442;1359935601;mjr_;it just seems like havelocks prices that they buy at are noticeably above what we see -140441;1359935603;Guest49091;correct -140440;1359935626;mircea_popescu;well, if they don't manage to buy on mpex in time the demand on the other venue may push prices up -140439;1359935653;topace;anything reported by assbot is an internal trade from one havelock customer to another -140438;1359935672;mjr_;i would buy S.DICE at .00724519 a share -140437;1359935678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067407 = 2.9127 BTC [+] -140436;1359935680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6420 @ 0.00067418 = 4.3282 BTC [+] -140435;1359935699;mjr_;or at least i would start there and if i needed more would raise price up -140434;1359935731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067395 = 2.9121 BTC [-] -140433;1359935733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28180 @ 0.00067418 = 18.9984 BTC [+] -140432;1359935771;mjr_;are all orders queued mircea_popescu? ie. one queue for all -140431;1359935777;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -140430;1359935800;smickles;i dun think so, havelock is a whole other platform -140429;1359935852;smickles;the sdice on havelock is essential a collective investment scheme -140428;1359935861;mjr_;yes i know...but they again just paid...almost 5% more than market -140427;1359935874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069984 = 3.024 BTC [+] -140426;1359935877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8129 @ 0.00069998 = 5.6901 BTC [+] -140425;1359935884;mjr_;and i know they have some sort of dividend holding thing going on -140424;1359935893;topace;mjr_: yes, but a lot of the people trading on havelock dont want to a) pay the mpex registration fee, and b) mess with gpg -140423;1359935895;mjr_;from what i heard last night -140422;1359935899;topace;mjr_: what?? -140421;1359935901;mjr_;ah ok -140420;1359935901;topace;dividend holdng? -140419;1359935909;topace;(note: i run havelock) -140418;1359935910;mjr_;i heard that they keep 5% or something -140417;1359935916;mjr_;of dividends -140416;1359935926;topace;oh, yes, for the S.DICE passthru, we pay out 95% of the dividend we receive from mpex -140415;1359935931;mjr_;management fee...i haven't researched, and i don't know -140414;1359935935;mjr_;yes exactly -140413;1359935941;topace;5% is our "Fee" essentially for running the passthru -140412;1359935943;mjr_;and i understand about fees -140411;1359935950;mjr_;so yeah, i get that -140410;1359935974;mjr_;i think that is a great business model, and all orders are denominated in lots of 100 right? -140409;1359935986;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -140408;1359935989;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00703438 / 0.0073593 / 0.007395 (221103 shares, 1,627.17 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00732904 / 0.00749999 (782480 shares, 5,734.83 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00510684 / 0.0075 (6074156 shares, 31,019.75 BTC) -140407;1359935989;mircea_popescu;!ticker h s.dice -140406;1359935994;assbot;Are you sure you have no tobacco? -140405;1359935997;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -140404;1359935999;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.75670000 / 0.78531261 / 0.83831111 (131 shares, 102.87595147 BTC), 7D: 0.56110000 / 0.75183841 / 0.89000000 (1573 shares, 1182.64181198 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.58622355 / 0.89000000 (5772 shares, 3383.68232992 BTC) -140403;1359936004;topace;yes, 100 shares on mpex = 1 unit on havelock -140402;1359936024;mjr_;thanks topace -140401;1359936025;Lyspooner;why does assbot italicize the ask price -140400;1359936036;Lyspooner;as opposed to the bid price -140399;1359936039;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 633 @ 0.0074 = 4.6842 BTC [-] -140398;1359936049;mircea_popescu;;;calc (0.7853126 - 0.0073593*.95) -140397;1359936050;gribble;0.778321265 -140396;1359936054;Lyspooner;am i supposed to put more importance on the offer side of things? -140395;1359936057;mircea_popescu;;;calc (0.007853126 - 0.0073593*.95) -140394;1359936057;gribble;0.000861791 -140393;1359936076;mircea_popescu;very theoretically speaking there's a 0.00086 per share arb oportunity between the two atm -140392;1359936085;mjr_;no... -140391;1359936091;mjr_;you didn't account for the 100 to 1 -140390;1359936093;mjr_;i believe -140389;1359936097;Lyspooner;oh nm -140388;1359936098;mircea_popescu;i did on the 2nd pass -140387;1359936099;smickles;Lyspooner: i thought that assbot reported low / avg / high -140386;1359936105;mjr_;ah ok -140385;1359936118;Lyspooner;ok thanks, i see that -140384;1359936129;Lyspooner;avg of what, the low and high? -140383;1359936131;mjr_;i wasn't thinking of arbing it -140382;1359936136;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 26 @ 0.76 = 19.76 BTC [-] -140381;1359936143;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner vwap for the interval -140380;1359936172;Lyspooner;vwap as calculated tick for tick, trade by trade, or second for second? -140379;1359936179;mircea_popescu;trade by trade -140378;1359936194;mjr_;i was just curious why they always seem to come in higher than best ask, is that automatically calculated for the size of order they asked for? -140377;1359936195;Lyspooner;what if there is no trade in 1d interval -140376;1359936203;mircea_popescu;avg is 0 -140375;1359936226;mircea_popescu;mjr_ huh ? -140374;1359936244;mircea_popescu;!ticker m o.btcusd.p330n -140373;1359936245;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P330N] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / / ( shares, BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -140372;1359936270;mircea_popescu;lol kakobreklaa check it out. inconsistent behaviour -140371;1359936282;mjr_;;; calc 0.00760000/0.00739500 -140370;1359936282;gribble;1.0277214334 -140369;1359936293;smickles;mjr_: you mean, the buys on havelock often come in higher than the best ask on mpex -140368;1359936299;mjr_;they asked for s.dice at 2.7% higher than the best offer -140367;1359936302;mjr_;yes -140366;1359936307;kakobreklaa;mircea_popescu, its the way of the road, bud. -140365;1359936311;smickles;it's probably because havelock is trading based on a 'personal' inventory -140364;1359936311;mjr_;that is what doesn't makes sense to me -140363;1359936315;mircea_popescu;weeks are speshul ? -140362;1359936323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.007395 = 2.958 BTC [+] -140361;1359936328;kakobreklaa;i have no clue tbh. -140360;1359936331;smickles;and only buys on mpex when out of inventory -140359;1359936331;topace;mjr_: the trades you see from havelock are BETWEEN havelock users -140358;1359936332;mjr_;ah personal inventory held in mpex -140357;1359936341;mjr_;oh ok -140356;1359936342;mjr_;thanks -140355;1359936344;topace;we hold 425000 shares of SDICE in mpex, and our users trade that -140354;1359936347;mircea_popescu;mjr_ dood. you know what depositary receipts are ? -140353;1359936351;mjr_;yes -140352;1359936361;mircea_popescu;sort of like, how bp trades in ny but is listed in london ? -140351;1359936365;mircea_popescu;something of that nature. -140350;1359936372;mjr_;yeah i get it -140349;1359936376;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.765 = 2.295 BTC [+] -140348;1359936405;smickles;topace: does your setup allow for in-kind exchange? -140347;1359936408;mjr_;i thought these were trades between mpex users...but technically you are just reporting informative trading information from havelock users, correct? -140346;1359936425;mircea_popescu;you know i don't run or maintain assbot do you ? -140345;1359936426;mjr_;ie. that is more market data -140344;1359936428;topace;smickles: in kind exchnge? -140343;1359936431;smickles;mjr_: assbot is run by kakobreklaa independant of mpex -140342;1359936443;mjr_;oh, was not aware -140341;1359936450;mircea_popescu;yeah. i just troll here. -140340;1359936450;kakobreklaa;assbit us assdependant. -140339;1359936454;kakobreklaa;eh assbot -140338;1359936460;mircea_popescu;lrn2spill. -140337;1359936467;smickles;topace: say i had 100000 s.dice, can i give you them for 1000 sdice on havelock? -140336;1359936486;topace;Units of the fund ARE convertible to shares on MPEX at 1 unit = 100 shares PUSHED to your MPEX account for a fixed fee of 10 BTC per transfer (fee subject to change). Contact us by email to initiate a transfer. -140335;1359936493;smickles;(so many mispellings) -140334;1359936497;mircea_popescu;he's talking the other way topace -140333;1359936513;topace;ah yes, never though tof that, but yes i dont see why not -140332;1359936524;mircea_popescu;cause he wants to arb lol -140331;1359936526;topace;but again, for a fairly large, per-trasnaction fee, becuase that would be all manual on my side -140330;1359936546;mjr_;yeah defintely wouldn't be worth it for arb lol -140329;1359936578;mjr_;thanks for explaining though -140328;1359936579;mircea_popescu;awww i remember the good old days when there were only a few new accts a day ;/ -140327;1359936594;mjr_;i was just always confused why they wouldn't lift the ask -140326;1359936605;topace;the original thought process of making the units convertable, was tha tpeople might start buying on havelock with a low initial investment, and build up to the point that it'd be worth it for them to stop paying our 5% management fee and move their units direct to mpex -140325;1359936613;smickles;topace: why not lower the fee, and limit it by requireing large volume? -140324;1359936641;topace;smickles: i could do that too, im open to suggestions -140323;1359936658;mjr_;as mircea_popescu calculated...it would be very hard to overcome practically any fee -140322;1359936667;mjr_;i think -140321;1359936708;mjr_;i should have done math before i say that -140320;1359936788;smickles;hey mjr_, wanna borrow a crapload of s.dice to arb with :) -140319;1359936792;mircea_popescu;.0008 is close to 10% -140318;1359936798;mjr_;lol -140317;1359936806;mjr_;i was just doing that math -140316;1359936814;Bowjov;btctalkdown? -140315;1359936830;mircea_popescu;Bowjov it was down a fwew hours ago -140314;1359936831;Anduck;yes -140313;1359936835;Anduck;hey umm -140312;1359936840;Anduck;how much s.dice paid total div? -140311;1359936843;Anduck;and how much per share -140310;1359936848;mjr_;so i guess it would even make sense at current fees if you transferred enough -140309;1359936854;mircea_popescu;like 2k total Anduck -140308;1359936855;mjr_;2000 -140307;1359936858;Anduck;2000? hmmm -140306;1359936866;Bowjov;1700 the month before -140305;1359936869;Anduck;ok -140304;1359936874;Bowjov;and less before that -140303;1359936879;Anduck;yeah -140302;1359936886;mjr_;still not bad -140301;1359936905;mircea_popescu;ya like 5k total over lifetime -140300;1359936909;Bowjov;also shares appreciated over the past month.. it was 0.xx32->0.0075 today -140299;1359936912;smickles;2000 to 10000000 -140298;1359936918;smickles;shares, right? -140297;1359936922;mjr_;thanks smickles but i think i should build up WoT before doing anything like that -140296;1359936922;mircea_popescu;to 10mn -140295;1359936929;mircea_popescu;im not gonna count your zeroesmess :D -140294;1359936936;awkorama;does anybody here use mt.gox socket.io interface ? -140293;1359936950;smickles;heh, i thought you loved satoshis mircea_popescu ;) -140292;1359936951;mircea_popescu;awkorama it's how clarkmoody works is it ? -140291;1359936964;awkorama;no idea what clarkmoody even is -140290;1359936966;mjr_;thats what i was thinking...but i think it has a fallback too... -140289;1359936972;mjr_;bitcoin.clarkmoody.com -140288;1359936990;awkorama;judging from the console down, yes -140287;1359936994;smickles;awkorama: i have in the past, but it was flakey for me -140286;1359936997;mircea_popescu;so there's yopuir answer -140285;1359936999;smickles;so i stopped -140284;1359937002;mircea_popescu;in general when forum is down gox is down -140283;1359937008;mircea_popescu;cause that 5k server they have is shared. -140282;1359937021;Anduck;lol...7 -140281;1359937022;awkorama;so are you hammering the REST interface instead ? -140280;1359937031;Anduck;why dont they have separate servers... -140279;1359937050;awkorama;I need a live(ish) stream of ticker -140278;1359937052;mjr_;speaking of which, do you have any api limits mircea_popescu? i can slow down my bot if you like -140277;1359937055;mircea_popescu;Anduck a better question is, why doesn't the forum use some of that 5k btc it has collected over the years -140276;1359937059;mircea_popescu;and get some motherfucking hosting -140275;1359937068;mircea_popescu;mjr_ you have a bot ? -140274;1359937072;mjr_;could use bitvps -140273;1359937075;mjr_;just to check prices -140272;1359937076;Anduck;too much asked xDD -140271;1359937098;Bowjov;it goes to theymos' personal fund.. in which he replenishes those btc he sold at a rate of 1k btc per dollar -140270;1359937099;mircea_popescu;mjr_ so use somethingsensible, not like they change that often -140269;1359937099;mjr_;i showed the output, it calculates spread based on lowest ask and highest bid -140268;1359937116;mjr_;so i am just grabbing the jsonmarket depth -140267;1359937128;smickles;awkorama: i switched to something that doesn't require me to be 'up to the second' on gox -140266;1359937130;mircea_popescu;how often ? -140265;1359937138;mjr_;i think once every 3 seconds? -140264;1359937142;mjr_;is that too much? -140263;1359937153;mircea_popescu;do you actually need it that precise ? -140262;1359937158;mjr_;well not now... -140261;1359937161;mjr_;i will slow it down -140260;1359937172;mjr_;but if it were to place orders i would like it to be as precise as possible -140259;1359937181;awkorama;smickles: I understand that you don't want to share your secret... -140258;1359937182;mjr_;moreso to check stat -140257;1359937192;mircea_popescu;so watch some ticker and update when it moves -140256;1359937200;mjr_;good idea -140255;1359937216;smickles;awkorama: no secret, i've moved to trading options on mpex, rather than spot on gox -140254;1359937230;mircea_popescu;lol smickles that's what all the cool kids do -140253;1359937234;awkorama;oh ok, doesn't help me then, thanks anyway :) -140252;1359937265;mjr_;spot is way too hard -140251;1359937270;mjr_;because of fees -140250;1359937273;smickles;awkorama: your best bet, afaik, is to use the websocket api, and failover to rest -140249;1359937293;mjr_;and you have to leave money all over the place for long periods of time -140248;1359937299;awkorama;as in, if I don't receive a websocket update in 10 seconds, hammer the REST ? -140247;1359937311;smickles;awkorama: maybe have a redundency with bitcoincharts' stream (if they still have it) -140246;1359937335;mjr_;i wish someone had multicast market data, that would be so nice -140245;1359937340;awkorama;you reckon they would have a different source than me ? -140244;1359937357;awkorama;pubnub it ? -140243;1359937379;smickles;bitcoincharts might get lucky where you don't -140242;1359937385;smickles;'s my logic -140241;1359937402;awkorama;mmkay -140240;1359937450;mjr_;i will try to integrate an rss feed reader...i think, that could work right? which would be the first to update? -140239;1359937451;smickles;mjr_: ever lurked in #bitcoin-market? -140238;1359937471;mjr_;in there now -140237;1359937479;mjr_;but this is the funnest of all the btc related rooms -140236;1359937490;smickles;that's kinda multicast market data -140235;1359937508;awkorama;and now for something completely different, is there a concept of NDA in bitcoin world at all ? -140234;1359937510;mjr_;yeah...kinda...i meant more like tcp multicast ie. i can join a group -140233;1359937519;smickles;awkorama: yes -140232;1359937520;Bowjov;the only thing i want from bitcointalk is doog's data -140231;1359937521;Bowjov;>_> -140230;1359937530;mjr_;awkorama: nice rocky and bullwinkle reference :) -140229;1359937531;awkorama;smickles: how does it work ? -140228;1359937584;smickles;awkorama: either with a wink and a nod, or contracts -140227;1359937596;smickles;from my personal exp., that is -140226;1359937601;mjr_;contracts are enforced through WoT right? -140225;1359937607;smickles;yup -140224;1359937629;Bowjov;Has anyone ordered from Avalon batch no.2 successfully? -140223;1359937631;mjr_;hmmm difficult with NDA then...you probably are trying to assure they don't tell someone outside of here (i am assuming) -140222;1359937650;awkorama;not tell anyone -140221;1359937654;awkorama;not even people here -140220;1359937666;mjr_;well yeah, if they told people here you may be able to find out about it -140219;1359937670;smickles;mjr_: you could set up the contract in such a way that it's enforceable 'IRL' -140218;1359937685;awkorama;IRL sucks, WoT sounds much better -140217;1359937689;mjr_;if they told someone who they new IRL, how would you find out that they new? I am guessing you have abusiness idea -140216;1359937704;Bowjov;*knew -140215;1359937706;awkorama;yes, and I am looking for an investor -140214;1359937715;mjr_;yes lol, me too -140213;1359937721;mjr_;and we could have the same idea -140212;1359937737;kakobreklaa;and it might suck. -140211;1359937751;mjr_;it would be very hard to show that the person you told, then told me -140210;1359937759;smickles;mjr_: consider how often that could happen with 'regular' NDAs -140209;1359937769;mjr_;that was more my point -140208;1359937775;smickles;heh -140207;1359937775;mjr_;NDA is very hard to enforce -140206;1359937780;mjr_;except in issues of code -140205;1359937787;awkorama;it can harm someone's reputation though -140204;1359937789;mjr_;true -140203;1359937801;mjr_;i have already said my idea on here publicly -140202;1359937809;awkorama;I wonder whether that can be enforced through cryptography somehow -140201;1359937810;mjr_;if someone else does it that is fine too -140200;1359937839;mjr_;it's tough, if they are intended to receive the message...they can retransmit it's cleartext -140199;1359937859;awkorama;yes they can, but can i then proove that they got the message from me ? -140198;1359937869;mjr_;and that is the end of the scope of encryption...i have been thinking about that a lot lately, the inability to create an unrepeatable message -140197;1359937870;awkorama;and thus harm their reputation -140196;1359937884;mjr_;no...not in any way i can think of -140195;1359937887;smickles;there are fancy ways of embedding hidden data in documents -140194;1359937895;mjr_;because they could call someone, and just verbally tell the idea -140193;1359937905;mjr_;this same issue is what started SnapChat -140192;1359937913;awkorama;ok.. I write my business idea in a message -140191;1359937917;mjr_;but they ran into issues right away -140190;1359937925;mjr_;because you can take a screenshot -140189;1359937939;mjr_;so they added a feature to check if you took a screenshot -140188;1359937945;mjr_;so people can take picture with other device... -140187;1359937959;jurov;CoinBr.iDiff-E difficulty future now available from ฿0.040! Buy till it lasts :D -140186;1359937972;jurov;on bitfunder -140185;1359937975;smickles;when's e mature? -140184;1359937977;mjr_;messages by their very nature are repeatable...even if on other medium -140183;1359937979;jurov;Feb 20 -140182;1359937985;mjr_;so that's what makes it tough -140181;1359937989;smickles;;;bc,diff -140180;1359937989;gribble;2968775.3320751 -140179;1359937989;awkorama;and send the hash of that message to whole network -140178;1359937998;mjr_;no i get it, you could do that -140177;1359938000;awkorama;or rather to whole WoT -140176;1359938006;mjr_;but they could read it out loud to someone -140175;1359938011;awkorama;then I send it plaintext to investor -140174;1359938024;mjr_;and how would you verify that what the person HEARD was related to what you WROTE -140173;1359938028;awkorama;and if the investor implements it without me, I can proove that he broke the NDA -140172;1359938042;Bowjov;bitcointalk is now back on -140171;1359938044;Bowjov;GG -140170;1359938050;smickles;lol, gg -140169;1359938050;awkorama;well the project would be discribed in detail -140168;1359938055;kakobreklaa;dont forget you maxitrol drops. -140167;1359938065;awkorama;so it get be publicly identified if it went live -140166;1359938071;mjr_;i guess the problem in this case specifically would be in that yes if he implemented it EXACTLY as you had specified, you could sue -140165;1359938104;mjr_;but if he says he was "inspired by" or it was "similar to something i was already doing"...that is what makes it a gray area -140164;1359938110;smickles;a public hash of the idea, and proof you talked to the scammer. -140163;1359938115;mjr_;look at facebook, zuckerberg and the winklevoss -140162;1359938119;awkorama;well.. then the WoT would decide whether he broke the NDA or not -140161;1359938130;mjr_;yes -140160;1359938137;awkorama;the grey area is not something I would decide -140159;1359938179;mjr_;i would say that a picture with a timestamp, or something like that is proof as well -140158;1359938183;mjr_;or mail it to yourself -140157;1359938208;mjr_;or email it to someone secure so they have a record of it being emailed at a certain date and time -140156;1359938222;awkorama;yeah, but checksum is enough in this case -140155;1359938229;mjr_;... -140154;1359938236;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 14.9 = 29.8 BTC [+] -140153;1359938238;mjr_;if he decides to post your exact plan -140152;1359938246;mjr_;then yes you can verify with checksum -140151;1359938252;mjr_;but if he changes the name on it... -140150;1359938257;mjr_;the checksum would no longer match -140149;1359938293;mjr_;so if he decided to share with other people your exact idea, and not even bother taking your name off it and replacing it with his own, you could prove that he was using your idea -140148;1359938303;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.3099 = 1.2396 BTC [-] -140147;1359938326;mjr_;plagiarists rarely do that, haven't we all kinda paraphrased stuff for our papers after copy pasting? -140146;1359938337;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0075 = 0.015 BTC [+] -140145;1359938339;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1098 @ 0.0075 = 8.235 BTC [+] -140144;1359938348;awkorama;mjr_: no.. because if he implements the project, it would be public -140143;1359938357;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -140142;1359938366;awkorama;and then I can publish the plaintext prooving that it was indeed me who created the idea in the first place -140141;1359938373;mjr_;yes -140140;1359938390;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 50 @ 0.01 = 0.5 BTC [+] -140139;1359938397;mjr_;that is if his idea is so closely related to yours that it is provably the same -140138;1359938404;mjr_;and that is why NDA is hard -140137;1359938416;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.765 = 7.65 BTC [+] -140136;1359938422;mjr_;ie. could someone have come up with this on their own? -140135;1359938425;awkorama;yes, but that is NDA in general, not in virtual -140134;1359938438;awkorama;world especially -140133;1359938441;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2690 @ 0.0075 = 20.175 BTC [+] -140132;1359938445;mjr_;remember...newton and leibniz "invented" calculus pretty much simultaneously -140131;1359938452;mjr_;separately -140130;1359938458;mjr_;so... -140129;1359938458;awkorama;anybody can come up with idea, nobody really implemented it (or so does google tell me) -140128;1359938466;mjr_;yeah i know -140127;1359938473;mjr_;so if he implements it...he can say, i had this idea -140126;1359938490;mjr_;again it is a judgement call -140125;1359938495;mjr_;i am just playing devil's advocate -140124;1359938501;awkorama;and you are right -140123;1359938505;mjr_;this is a huge debate -140122;1359938516;mjr_;intelectual property is one of the fastest growing areas of law -140121;1359938525;awkorama;as a member of pirate party, I would know -140120;1359938527;mjr_;and one of the hardest to actually decide -140119;1359938539;awkorama;anyway -140118;1359938562;mjr_;for example...is it that unique to do my idea? (no one has done it yet) -140117;1359938569;mjr_;i think it's obvious to me -140116;1359938585;awkorama;maybe I just hack some code together quickly and push it live without an investor and then arange an IPO to raise some starting funds -140115;1359938599;awkorama;e.g. going public with the idea but calling out to pool of investors -140114;1359938601;mjr_;IPO is tough in btc world -140113;1359938607;awkorama;is it ? -140112;1359938609;mjr_;i like your idea -140111;1359938612;mjr_;well... -140110;1359938618;mjr_;IPO will probably involve SEC -140109;1359938633;mjr_;(almost definitely is actually more accurate, except for a few loopholes) -140108;1359938635;awkorama;IPO on MPEX ? -140107;1359938640;mjr_;oh, no -140106;1359938643;mjr_;never mind -140105;1359938649;mjr_;in that case great idea and i would do that -140104;1359938672;mjr_;thought you meant investors in the sense of venture capital firms -140103;1359938682;mjr_;or angel investors -140102;1359938698;awkorama;no.. I want to keep this all on net, no country involved -140101;1359938699;mjr_;coinbase got 600k and they went through YCombinator -140100;1359938712;mjr_;and i like that style a lot -140099;1359938733;mjr_;i would like to do mine that way, but it wouldn't really work -140098;1359938754;mjr_;and in my opinion, coinbase did not do anything new -140097;1359938775;mjr_;online wallet and very limited exchange with bank linking -140096;1359938794;mjr_;great UI though, and they made it easier -140095;1359938808;awkorama;doesn't anyone just use bootstrap.js for ui ? -140094;1359938814;awkorama;(I do, anyway) -140093;1359938815;mjr_;lol -140092;1359938815;awkorama;:) -140091;1359938830;mjr_;very true L33T css3 rounded corners and drop shadows -140090;1359938847;mjr_;yeah i like bootstrap and jquery -140089;1359938847;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0098 BTC [-] -140088;1359938848;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0098 BTC [-] -140087;1359938885;awkorama;Also this is the first project I went js only (including server side), so I realized how much I suck at js :) -140086;1359938895;mjr_;ooh nice, node.js? -140085;1359938896;Bowjov;according to BFL, I can still get an asic if I win their "lottery" system, even if I pre order today? -140084;1359938907;awkorama;yes -140083;1359938911;mjr_;awesome -140082;1359938917;mjr_;i really like that -140081;1359938925;awkorama;multiple node.js instances communicating with each other through rabbitmq. -140080;1359938934;mjr_;also super awesome -140079;1359938939;mjr_;i think that is the future -140078;1359938943;mjr_;event driven -140077;1359938948;awkorama;well.. my application is very event driven -140076;1359938960;awkorama;but I have zero pulls in it -140075;1359938968;awkorama;everything is pushed -140074;1359938971;mjr_;what db? mongo? -140073;1359938981;awkorama;postgre -140072;1359938984;mjr_;that's cool -140071;1359938992;awkorama;I am not very skilled with nosql, yet -140070;1359938996;awkorama;so wanted to go the safe way -140069;1359939006;mjr_;me neither, but luckily, it is very (almost exactly) js -140068;1359939016;mjr_;it's all just json in mongo -140067;1359939021;awkorama;Also I am not sure about mongo supporting arbitrary precision mathematics -140066;1359939028;mjr_;yeah that i don't know -140065;1359939032;awkorama;I mean datatypes in general suck in js -140064;1359939045;mjr_;i think you can set precision can't you -140063;1359939059;mjr_;but i personally hate strongly typed so you may be talking to the wrong person about that -140062;1359939065;awkorama;if it's just js Number type then NO -140061;1359939070;awkorama;because that is just 64 bit float -140060;1359939092;mjr_;is that not more than enough precision? -140059;1359939096;awkorama;no -140058;1359939100;mjr_;... -140057;1359939166;awkorama;132.32 * 10 = 1323.199999 -140056;1359939169;mjr_;1.0000000000000002 -140055;1359939170;awkorama;so not ideal -140054;1359939177;mjr_;smallest 64 bit number greater than 1 -140053;1359939177;awkorama;when dealing with stuff like money -140052;1359939191;mjr_;15 decimal places? even btc only goes down to 8 -140051;1359939204;awkorama;I would be happy with two -140050;1359939216;awkorama;but no rounding, doing proper decimal calculations -140049;1359939288;mjr_;https://github.com/iriscouch/bigdecimal.js this may help -140048;1359939303;mjr_;i have no idea -140047;1359939310;mjr_;but just a quick glance -140046;1359939338;mjr_;no float is ever really accurate in the grand scheme of things -140045;1359939342;awkorama;yes, but what about storage -140044;1359939352;mjr_;more philosophically than in practice -140043;1359939360;mjr_;hmmm -140042;1359939361;mjr_;not sure -140041;1359939363;awkorama;mongo wouldn't be able to compare such numbers in where clause -140040;1359939372;awkorama;that's why I went with postgre -140039;1359939403;awkorama;so at least my data will be fine, even though my front-end right now does not deal in decimals -140038;1359939439;mjr_;well, one possible solution is to calc the decimal portion as an integer and then append it to another int -140037;1359939445;mjr_;using casting -140036;1359939447;mjr_;or something like that -140035;1359939459;mjr_;may not work -140034;1359939477;mjr_;but i think using tuples of numbers ie. int + float could be a possible solution -140033;1359939481;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -140032;1359939488;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -140031;1359939517;mjr_;anyway, you should check out angular.js...i want to do my next web project using that -140030;1359939519;mjr_;i love it -140029;1359939557;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.765 = 11.475 BTC [+] -140028;1359939589;mjr_;i was talking to jurov of how cool it'd be to build a really nice browser based trading platform -140027;1359939611;mjr_;with hot keys and everything -140026;1359939665;awkorama;sounds nice -140025;1359939676;awkorama;be sure to make it "mobile first" -140024;1359939703;smickles;lol, ok, time to start coding a backup way to get the overall market 24hvwap -140023;1359939786;mjr_;hmmm -140022;1359939792;mjr_;i think mobile would be too restrictive -140021;1359939805;mjr_;i mean for trading at least -140020;1359939828;awkorama;what do you need for trading? -140019;1359939836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 670622 @ 0.0007 = 469.4354 BTC [+] -140018;1359939837;awkorama;position list with pnl -140017;1359939841;mjr_;i would want charts from clark moody and depth of book, with prints (if it could get market data from mpex instead of mt. gox) -140016;1359939843;awkorama;charts -140015;1359939851;mjr_;yes, and then i would want hot keys -140014;1359939857;mjr_;as well as a positions window -140013;1359939861;awkorama;gestures on mobile -140012;1359939864;mjr_;and a stock list -140011;1359939871;mjr_;that could work -140010;1359939873;awkorama;and then add hotkeys for desktop version -140009;1359939890;mjr_;but i would say angular is great for this sort of thing -140008;1359939894;mjr_;and node.js in the back -140007;1359939922;awkorama;and socket.io in between -140006;1359939935;awkorama;or pubnub if you go large -140005;1359939936;jurov;why can't one use ints exclusively? and rounded floats only for display? -140004;1359939972;awkorama;jurov: that might work, you need to remember for each column though, how many decimal places you have there -140003;1359939983;awkorama;and also choose it at the beginning of development -140002;1359940001;jurov;kakobreklaa: assbot down. i'm sure there's serious activity on s.mpoe atm -140001;1359940096;mjr_;looks like we are rallying once again -140000;1359940097;jurov;kako i suspect you. really looks like you turn the light off, did the trades, started assbot again -139999;1359940105;awkorama;alright guys, leaving for today, nice chatting to you, g/n -139998;1359940118;mjr_;yeah very fun awkorama good luck -139997;1359940158;mjr_;i for one think i am going to start using satoshi's as my unit -139996;1359940174;mjr_;decimals get way too hard to remember cuz we don't really have a great way to say numbers like that -139995;1359940225;mjr_;like saying S.DICE is at 724,159 satoshis -139994;1359940263;mjr_;is a lot easier than 0.00724159 -139993;1359940271;mjr_;how would you pronounce that -139992;1359940337;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.765 = 7.65 BTC [+] -139991;1359940409;mjr_;and i think humans are meant to think in integers...if i said give me a hundred million satoshis, and you said ok i'm gonna charge you 500 for the transfer or 50,000 for the transfer it's a lot easier for me to make sense of the terms, cuz they are the same way you would say them -139990;1359940409;jurov;7241.59 microbitcoins -139989;1359940425;mjr_;i like that too -139988;1359940465;mjr_;micro is how many places? -139987;1359940499;mjr_;oh never mind i think i get it...a microbitcoin would be the equivalent of a dollar (2 decimals) -139986;1359940548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00069116 = 0.4147 BTC [-] -139985;1359940571;mjr_;jurov: that would be one nice thing about a trading platform...you wouldn't have to type so many nubmers -139984;1359940639;jurov;one-click price setting - patent pending for coinbr -139983;1359940651;jurov;haha -139982;1359940715;jurov;kakobreklaa: assbot is definitely missing trades -139981;1359940734;jurov;see live.coinbr.com -139980;1359940738;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0249 BTC [+] -139979;1359940844;thestringpuller;jurov is lying -139978;1359940886;jurov;!ticker m s.mpoe -139977;1359940887;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00066214 / 0.00068429 / 0.0007 (3568671 shares, 2,442.02 BTC), 7D: 0.00063335 / 0.00066702 / 0.0007 (14253174 shares, 9,507.24 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065922 / 0.0007 (58426262 shares, 38,516.32 BTC) -139976;1359940926;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -139975;1359940927;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00703438 / 0.00736168 / 0.007395 (228303 shares, 1,680.70 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00731648 / 0.00749999 (709727 shares, 5,192.71 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00511159 / 0.0075 (6083409 shares, 31,095.93 BTC) -139974;1359941461;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 9 @ 0.35 = 3.15 BTC [+] -139973;1359941908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.0007 = 17.5 BTC [+] -139972;1359941914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 415 @ 0.0072416 = 3.0053 BTC [-] -139971;1359941916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 385 @ 0.0072132 = 2.7771 BTC [-] -139970;1359941921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.0072132 = 0.3607 BTC [-] -139969;1359941924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00069116 = 0.4147 BTC [-] -139968;1359941927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.0007 = 4.2 BTC [+] -139967;1359941929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00069754 = 5.4408 BTC [-] -139966;1359941930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00069754 = 7.3242 BTC [-] -139965;1359941936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.0007 = 3.15 BTC [+] -139964;1359941983;pizzaman1337;kakobreklaa: did you code assbot? where does it get it's data from for MPEX? (rss?) -139963;1359941990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18479 @ 0.00069002 = 12.7509 BTC [-] -139962;1359942090;pizzaman1337;its* -139961;1359942165;smickles;mpex either grandfathered into assbot pulling from mpex's twitter feed, or mp has upgraded to pushing to assbot -139960;1359942199;Bowjov;Guys, I will glue my recently deceased iPod touch on the ground in front of walmart and record video of people trying to pick it up -139959;1359942207;smickles;*note: i gould be completely wrong -139958;1359942223;smickles;Bowjov: when :) -139957;1359942259;Bowjov;when my buddies are free. ill get on his car and record it from a distance -139956;1359942277;Bowjov;I'll put it on youtube and stuff -139955;1359942278;Bowjov;lol -139954;1359942306;smickles;How do you plan to secretly glue it? pretend to just be sitting on the ground while actually sitting on the ipod while it bonds? -139953;1359942333;mircea_popescu;it pushes to assbot -139952;1359942344;Bowjov;I will put the ipod face down yeah, I can step on it while it binds -139951;1359942344;mircea_popescu;switched a few weeks ago, was announced here too -139950;1359942364;Bowjov;I'll put it at a sidewalk so that not too many people will see it -139949;1359942552;mjr_;i like coinbases locking in your price (can't use my money but at least i'm not losing it) -139948;1359942563;mjr_;and i meant can't use it cuz of four day clearing over the weekend -139947;1359942616;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: is there a public-facing API that streams MPEX trades? -139946;1359942647;mircea_popescu;other than twitter and assbot no -139945;1359942673;mjr_;i didn't know you worked on mpex agent smickles -139944;1359942677;mjr_;very cool -139943;1359943097;mjr_;i really like you guys code a lot -139942;1359943130;smickles;mjr_: did I? -139941;1359943140;smickles;i did a little for pympex -139940;1359943147;mjr_;saw something by you (i think) on github -139939;1359943163;mjr_;yeah, that is used in mpexagent -139938;1359943164;smickles;oh, i forked it and played with the code a little -139937;1359943175;mjr_;but looks really cool -139936;1359943202;jurov;pizzaman1337, there is rss on mpex.co -139935;1359943213;jurov;not exactly streaming but i found it most reliable -139934;1359943218;smickles;!ticker m s.mpoe -139933;1359943219;mjr_;by the way, has anyone tried github for windows? -139932;1359943220;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00066495 / 0.00068502 / 0.0007 (3488379 shares, 2,389.64 BTC), 7D: 0.00063335 / 0.00066713 / 0.0007 (14293199 shares, 9,535.52 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065926 / 0.0007 (58477262 shares, 38,551.76 BTC) -139931;1359943223;pizzaman1337;jurov: I saw that, was hoping for something streaming -139930;1359943227;mjr_;its kinda awesome i have to admit -139929;1359943237;mjr_;the rss feed would be xml? -139928;1359943244;jurov;yes -139927;1359943260;mjr_;hate mixing json and xml... -139926;1359943330;jurov;how would you mix it? -139925;1359943370;mjr_;i mean accepting one feed from xml and one feed from json -139924;1359943374;mjr_;and having to parse both -139923;1359943380;mjr_;like depth of book is offered as json -139922;1359943384;mjr_;and executions are xml -139921;1359943390;mjr_;:-/ -139920;1359943426;jurov;you just call rss parser library in one line -139919;1359943441;jurov;no fuss -139918;1359943445;mjr_;tbh i haven't used much xml, but is it as easy to get objects? -139917;1359943464;mjr_;it spits out a python object? -139916;1359943471;mjr_;or a dict... -139915;1359943494;jurov;yes, a nested dict -139914;1359943499;mjr_;oh ok cool -139913;1359943509;mjr_;i guess it won't be that hard -139912;1359943511;jurov;i can send you mpexrss.py sample -139911;1359943517;mjr_;oh thanks -139910;1359943527;jurov;where? -139909;1359943530;mjr_;maximojoshuarossi@gmail.com -139908;1359943559;mjr_;lol, i care a LOT about anonymity -139907;1359943718;mjr__;i have been disconnecting randomly -139906;1359943720;mjr__;i don't know why -139905;1359943751;jurov;sent -139904;1359943758;mjr__;thanks -139903;1359943771;mjr__;i guess you can get your own stuff with a statjson -139902;1359943773;mjr__;right? -139901;1359943807;mjr__;but if you want to see all executions you have to go to rss -139900;1359943860;mjr__;i didn't quit -139899;1359943862;jurov;right -139898;1359943880;mjr__;oh lol, that was my old nick that dc's -139897;1359943928;mjr_;i'm definitely gonna need to get some orders in on thursday i think -139896;1359943931;mjr_;i will be using coinbr -139895;1359943945;jurov;bitcoincharts down now for a change -139894;1359943988;jurov;like, are mtgox/bitcoincharts/blockchain on the same hw? -139893;1359943996;jurov;bitcoin decentralization ftw -139892;1359944000;mjr_;thats what i call redundant -139891;1359944001;mjr_;lol -139890;1359944026;mjr_;i'm surprised that mt. gox at least doesn't have a cluster -139889;1359944042;mjr_;vmware can literally not miss a ping if a server blows up -139888;1359944133;mjr_;so, still not sure how you send orders on coinbr...is it manual? or does the web interface appear once funded -139887;1359944380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24800 @ 0.0007 = 17.36 BTC [+] -139886;1359944471;jurov;mjr_ yes once funded, "new order" link appears -139885;1359944478;mjr_;ah ok cool -139884;1359944488;jurov;i put link to screenshots on frontpage -139883;1359944492;mjr_;look forward to it -139882;1359944498;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0249 BTC [+] -139881;1359944509;mjr_;i may try one of those cash things like bitinstant on monday -139880;1359944516;mjr_;can't wait till thursday lol -139879;1359944541;jurov;mjr_, are you going to fund today? since i'm preparing to haul stuff to mpex -139878;1359944557;mjr_;no, thursday at the latest -139877;1359944569;mjr_;but if i can find a way to get btc tomorrow i am going to -139876;1359944724;DeadWeasel;apparently that was not allowed. you just go on, mjr_ -139875;1359944726;DeadWeasel;:) -139874;1359944751;mjr_;what was not allowed? -139873;1359944784;DeadWeasel;i think I just got booted -139872;1359944787;DeadWeasel;not sure why -139871;1359944820;DeadWeasel;srsly though, how have you maintained this level of interaction continuous throughout the day? -139870;1359944826;DeadWeasel;i'm amazed -139869;1359944849;DeadWeasel;mostly jealous -139868;1359944855;DeadWeasel;dinnertime -139867;1359944933;mjr_;mostly bored, and this is the most interesting thing i have found in a very long time -139866;1359944938;mjr_;i have some really big plans -139865;1359944994;mjr_;lol i just found girls go bitcoin -139864;1359945017;mjr_;i did not know that there were girls who knew what they were hahaha -139863;1359945017;mjr_;i'm just kidding -139862;1359945497;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.765 BTC [+] -139861;1359945618;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.765 BTC [+] -139860;1359945975;jurov;okay, goodnight -139859;1359946028;kakobreklaa;cya -139858;1359946114;jurov;oh kakobreklaa did you resolve the probs with assbot? -139857;1359946128;kakobreklaa;i thought i already did. -139856;1359946205;jurov;heh -139855;1359946269;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -139854;1359946271;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00066495 / 0.00068533 / 0.0007 (3522396 shares, 2,414.00 BTC), 7D: 0.00063335 / 0.00066731 / 0.0007 (14324786 shares, 9,559.11 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00065932 / 0.0007 (58486207 shares, 38,561.60 BTC) -139853;1359946273;mircea_popescu;ok so -139852;1359946287;mircea_popescu;the old vwap was just replaced with a new, much faster, lighter version -139851;1359946315;kakobreklaa;whats the diff -139850;1359946411;dub;;;bc,stats -139849;1359946413;gribble;Current Blocks: 219503 | Current Difficulty: 2968775.3320751 | Next Difficulty At Block: 219743 | Next Difficulty In: 240 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 10 hours, 40 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3252722.00578067 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.56443792286 -139848;1359946422;dub;;;bc,diffchange -139847;1359946423;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | 9.56443792286 % based on data since last change | 15.3622764814 % based on data for last three days -139846;1359946531;mircea_popescu;well for one thing it only lists the symbols which had activity at all -139845;1359946546;mircea_popescu;and under the hood muchly optimised sqling -139844;1359946567;kakobreklaa;dont bother us if its not 250x faster. -139843;1359946627;mjr_;very cool -139842;1359946641;mjr_;anyways, i will talk to you all later monday should be fun -139841;1359946658;mircea_popescu;it's about 18x faster i think -139840;1359946697;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.765 = 7.65 BTC [+] -139839;1359946942;gru2;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWuCmjpvXmE -139838;1359946956;kakobreklaa;http://shrani.si/f/3z/OV/4lb6Z4Bi/critpred.png -139837;1359946958;kakobreklaa;hehe -139836;1359947057;mircea_popescu;what's that ? -139835;1359947077;mircea_popescu;o hey! pretty good -139834;1359947127;kakobreklaa;critticall + btc price per diff change -139833;1359947129;mircea_popescu;so 45 by spring ? -139832;1359947139;kakobreklaa;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=VQdpYEMK -139831;1359947187;kakobreklaa;its very raw -139830;1359947205;kakobreklaa;been only doing ai evolution for about 24hrs -139829;1359947231;kakobreklaa;need more time and better data -139828;1359947284;kakobreklaa;wait ill extend the red prediction -139827;1359947291;kakobreklaa;to see how well it matches green one -139826;1359947360;kakobreklaa;brb -139825;1359947365;thestringpuller;kakobreklaa: what is that for -139824;1359947366;thestringpuller;?* -139823;1359947810;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4799 BTC [-] -139822;1359947887;Namworld;Should I just freeze BTC-MINING trading? -139821;1359947901;Namworld;Until issues with Amazingrando are resolved? -139820;1359947919;mircea_popescu;what's freezing accomplish ? -139819;1359947933;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [-] -139818;1359947944;Namworld;Prevent people from inadvertantly buying something possibly worthless? -139817;1359947969;mircea_popescu;also prevent people from selling at a loss/buying at a risk. -139816;1359947986;Namworld;Actually I should probably post some status on the situation and let people buy/sell according to their expectation of amazingrando paying out I guess. -139815;1359947990;mircea_popescu;this freezing business is more of the glbse nuttery imo. -139814;1359948012;mircea_popescu;discontinue it is one thing. freezing it is neither here nor here. -139813;1359948015;mircea_popescu;there* -139812;1359948141;Namworld;Well there's always the link to the thread I suppose -139811;1359948190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14845 @ 0.0007 = 10.3915 BTC [+] -139810;1359948193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6047 @ 0.00069314 = 4.1914 BTC [-] -139809;1359948197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.0007 = 5.25 BTC [+] -139808;1359948199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7573 @ 0.00069999 = 5.301 BTC [-] -139807;1359948463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.0007 = 4.2 BTC [+] -139806;1359948490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 195 @ 0.0073419 = 1.4317 BTC [+] -139805;1359975079;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.765 BTC [+] -139804;1359975926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069111 = 2.9863 BTC [+] -139803;1359975929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11034 @ 0.00069128 = 7.6276 BTC [+] -139802;1359976287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006901 = 2.9819 BTC [-] -139801;1359976289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 932 @ 0.00069001 = 0.6431 BTC [-] -139800;1359976291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3047 @ 0.00069 = 2.1024 BTC [-] -139799;1359976940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.007301 = 4.3806 BTC [+] -139798;1359976943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00731325 = 4.388 BTC [+] -139797;1359976970;mircea_popescu;ha! for the record, that wasn't an echo! -139796;1359977624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069107 = 2.9861 BTC [+] -139795;1359977629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3807 @ 0.00069128 = 2.6317 BTC [+] -139794;1359977813;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -139793;1359977815;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00718504 / 0.0073726 / 0.007395 (191681 shares, 1,413.19 BTC), 7D: 0.00534524 / 0.00731123 / 0.00749999 (698962 shares, 5,110.27 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00512667 / 0.0075 (6020786 shares, 30,866.61 BTC) -139792;1359977835;mircea_popescu;o hey, it was the 3rd -139791;1359977837;mircea_popescu;no big moves. -139790;1359977865;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 521 @ 0.0249 = 12.9729 BTC [+] -139789;1359978096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069035 = 2.983 BTC [-] -139788;1359978100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3379 @ 0.00069 = 2.3315 BTC [-] -139787;1359978231;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 8 @ 0.0097 = 0.0776 BTC [-] -139786;1359978258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00731325 = 3.291 BTC [+] -139785;1359978267;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 3 @ 0.025 = 0.075 BTC [+] -139784;1359978333;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 5 @ 0.025 = 0.125 BTC [+] -139783;1359978357;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.026 = 0.26 BTC [+] -139782;1359978518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00069 = 2.76 BTC [-] -139781;1359978550;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.JUN] 250 @ 0.08995 = 22.4875 BTC [-] -139780;1359978807;mircea_popescu;that's a bold bet. -139779;1359979284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2626 @ 0.00069128 = 1.8153 BTC [+] -139778;1359979287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069548 = 3.0052 BTC [+] -139777;1359979289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4398 @ 0.00069549 = 3.0588 BTC [+] -139776;1359979847;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.023 = 0.046 BTC [-] -139775;1359980197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069028 = 2.9827 BTC [-] -139774;1359980199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20379 @ 0.00069001 = 14.0617 BTC [-] -139773;1359980292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00069001 = 6.2101 BTC [-] -139772;1359980974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00069001 = 9.1771 BTC [-] -139771;1359983529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3150 @ 0.00069525 = 2.19 BTC [+] -139770;1359983660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00069001 = 1.4835 BTC [-] -139769;1359983709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00069001 = 2.898 BTC [-] -139768;1359983839;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -139767;1359983899;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.765 BTC [+] -139766;1359984078;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -139765;1359984107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3150 @ 0.00069001 = 2.1735 BTC [-] -139764;1359984515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00069058 = 0.7596 BTC [+] -139763;1359984930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00069001 = 3.8641 BTC [-] -139762;1359985041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00069058 = 5.7318 BTC [+] -139761;1359985043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00069483 = 2.7793 BTC [+] -139760;1359985045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00069549 = 1.3214 BTC [+] -139759;1359985315;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you'll prolly enjoy this : http://trilema.com/2013/stage-n-bitcoin-exists/ -139758;1359985525;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 6 @ 1 = 6 BTC [+] -139757;1359986254;jurov;lol http://www.dilbert.com/2013-02-04/ -139756;1359986308;mircea_popescu;lmao -139755;1359987474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00069051 = 11.8768 BTC [-] -139754;1359987715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00069051 = 8.148 BTC [-] -139753;1359988340;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.76 = 1.52 BTC [-] -139752;1359989071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0072934 = 7.2934 BTC [-] -139751;1359989073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 91 @ 0.00724667 = 0.6594 BTC [-] -139750;1359989313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1171 @ 0.00069135 = 0.8096 BTC [+] -139749;1359989315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10479 @ 0.00069137 = 7.2449 BTC [+] -139748;1359989478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1021 @ 0.00069137 = 0.7059 BTC [+] -139747;1359989480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2362 @ 0.00069549 = 1.6427 BTC [+] -139746;1359989712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5464 @ 0.00069549 = 3.8002 BTC [+] -139745;1359989720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3744 @ 0.00069653 = 2.6078 BTC [+] -139744;1359989991;jurov;https://www.cryptospora.net/bitcoin-graph.html lol i must to do something like that for mpex -139743;1359990005;jurov;aka "look, mpoe-pr peed on the chart" -139742;1359990175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1189 @ 0.00731325 = 8.6955 BTC [+] -139741;1359990216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069071 = 2.9846 BTC [-] -139740;1359990218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8911 @ 0.00069051 = 6.1531 BTC [-] -139739;1359990442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 814 @ 0.00069051 = 0.5621 BTC [-] -139738;1359990444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7336 @ 0.00069001 = 5.0619 BTC [-] -139737;1359990564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00724668 = 2.8987 BTC [-] -139736;1359991410;Bugpowder;A 15000 BTC wall at 21? Dang! -139735;1359991588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24100 @ 0.00069001 = 16.6292 BTC [-] -139734;1359991894;mircea_popescu;heh -139733;1359991934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069619 = 3.0082 BTC [+] -139732;1359991936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7179 @ 0.00069653 = 5.0004 BTC [+] -139731;1359992072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069034 = 2.983 BTC [-] -139730;1359992073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4229 @ 0.00069001 = 2.9181 BTC [-] -139729;1359992139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1077 @ 0.00069653 = 0.7502 BTC [+] -139728;1359992141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.0006967 = 2.5081 BTC [+] -139727;1359992142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2023 @ 0.0006987 = 1.4135 BTC [+] -139726;1359992609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2298 @ 0.0006987 = 1.6056 BTC [+] -139725;1359992611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4761 @ 0.00069871 = 3.3266 BTC [+] -139724;1359992617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3941 @ 0.00069953 = 2.7568 BTC [+] -139723;1359992702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00069953 = 1.8887 BTC [+] -139722;1359993334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00731324 = 3.6566 BTC [+] -139721;1359993335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 750 @ 0.00731325 = 5.4849 BTC [+] -139720;1359993722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16743 @ 0.00069953 = 11.7122 BTC [+] -139719;1359994185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 111 @ 0.00731325 = 0.8118 BTC [+] -139718;1359994187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1412 @ 0.00731333 = 10.3264 BTC [+] -139717;1359994190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1234 @ 0.00734038 = 9.058 BTC [+] -139716;1359994192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1143 @ 0.007347 = 8.3976 BTC [+] -139715;1359994335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069018 = 2.9823 BTC [-] -139714;1359994337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 679 @ 0.00069001 = 0.4685 BTC [-] -139713;1359994759;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.76252525 = 11.4379 BTC [+] -139712;1359995055;mircea_popescu;http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/02/police-crack-down-on-silk-road-following-first-drug-dealer-conviction/ -139711;1359995063;mircea_popescu;aaaand there it goes. -139710;1359995110;Diablo-D3;man, those police are going to be pissed when they find out it was an FBI agent they arrested -139709;1359995119;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 235 @ 0.76252525 = 179.1934 BTC [+] -139708;1359995133;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: that guy got busted for breaking drug dealing protocol -139707;1359995154;thestringpuller;the seller didn't get nabbed so it's kind of a moot point, since he can't really snitch -139706;1359995156;kakobreklaa;how do you do that -139705;1359995160;kakobreklaa;sell too cheap? -139704;1359995170;thestringpuller;you deal from your home -139703;1359995192;mircea_popescu;ya well... -139702;1359995198;thestringpuller;business and home need to be kept separate in that lifetime -139701;1359995203;thestringpuller;lifestyle* -139700;1359995232;mircea_popescu;They also found two working mobile phones, and forensically analyzed more than 20,000 text messages. In among them were incriminating texts such as "I got five grand worth if you want" and "promote the LSD I got more in. I sold 200 cubes last week". -139699;1359995258;mircea_popescu;herpderp -139698;1359995292;thestringpuller;not everyone can send gpg encrypted email to clientelle :P -139697;1359995315;mircea_popescu;actually the people who deal dope and the people who use gpg are like oil and water it seems. -139696;1359995338;thestringpuller;use dope* -139695;1359995368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069798 = 3.016 BTC [+] -139694;1359995370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10679 @ 0.0006981 = 7.455 BTC [+] -139693;1359995373;thestringpuller;silk road dope dealers never seemed to get busted despite the dea purportedly having a budget just for that investigation -139692;1359995710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 831 @ 0.0006981 = 0.5801 BTC [+] -139691;1359995712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12398 @ 0.00069953 = 8.6728 BTC [+] -139690;1359995736;thestringpuller;http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/01/new-lawsuit-against-revenge-porn-site-also-targets-godaddy/ - that article is much more interesting mr. popescu -139689;1359995762;mircea_popescu;revenge pronsite ? -139688;1359995768;thestringpuller;yeaaa boy -139687;1359995818;mircea_popescu;and ofcourse godaddy would be targeted. only way to make money. -139686;1359995923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069012 = 2.982 BTC [-] -139685;1359995925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1279 @ 0.00069001 = 0.8825 BTC [-] -139684;1359995950;mircea_popescu;http://isanybodydown.com/ heh -139683;1359995951;mircea_popescu;i see. -139682;1359996003;Diablo-D3;its a porn site?! -139681;1359996019;thestringpuller;yea -139680;1359996031;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu you should turn /dtng/ into something like that -139679;1359996037;thestringpuller;more profitable ;) -139678;1359996056;mircea_popescu;dtng isn't making any money. -139677;1359996081;thestringpuller;so then it will make money when revengeporn is posted? -139676;1359996086;thestringpuller;via extortion? (i kid) -139675;1359996114;mircea_popescu;it's just there cause sometime x years ago i got fucking tired of bs image hosting services on web -139674;1359996281;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what if some of the whales on mpex are drug lords and store their profits in MPEX assets...? -139673;1359996285;thestringpuller;does that matter to you? -139672;1359996290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069064 = 2.9843 BTC [+] -139671;1359996292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8379 @ 0.00069081 = 5.7883 BTC [+] -139670;1359996300;mircea_popescu;well, what if the moon is made of cheeze ? does that matter to you ? -139669;1359996330;thestringpuller;no? I was just wondering, because that's what lawyers want to use to "negafy" bitcoin... -139668;1359996383;mircea_popescu;a bitcoin is a bitcoin. -139667;1359996389;mircea_popescu;drug lording is entirely a fiat problem -139666;1359996392;thestringpuller;a dollar is a dollar -139665;1359996401;thestringpuller;not with silk road... -139664;1359996407;jurov;thestringpuller, never ran into "polimedia premium" second paywall? -139663;1359996424;jurov;they seem to do make money from porn :) -139662;1359996435;jurov;you just didn't look sufficiently hard -139661;1359996485;thestringpuller;i would say pablo escobar would be more likely to dump large amounts of money into bitcoin as opposed to warren buffet -139660;1359996494;mircea_popescu;it's actually discussed http://trilema.com/trilema-premium/ -139659;1359996506;mircea_popescu;bottom left of navbar -139658;1359996526;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i guess that'd be the problem of the banks or whoever takes his dollars. -139657;1359996537;thestringpuller;you need a better paywall, since now I'm just using proxies to scramble the outbound ip :P -139656;1359996545;thestringpuller;when i connect to trilema -139655;1359996572;jurov;yea, and emir kusturic will make a documentary about mircea -139654;1359996580;kakobreklaa;:DD -139653;1359996591;kakobreklaa;goran bregovic should do the soundtrack -139652;1359996602;mircea_popescu;what would it be, white bitch, black bitch ? -139651;1359996621;kakobreklaa;long dick, longer dick. -139650;1359996641;mircea_popescu;o, did you see the pix of my dick ? -139649;1359996651;kakobreklaa;urlpls -139648;1359996656;mircea_popescu;;;google trilema pula mea -139647;1359996657;gribble;Stiti voi, dragii mei, ce-i aia taco ? pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea ...: ; Anunt umanitar pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: ; Mic tratat de ipocrizie pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: -139646;1359996665;mircea_popescu;eh wtf. -139645;1359996674;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/nsfw-pula-mea/ -139644;1359996704;kakobreklaa;oo, not bad. -139643;1359996735;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2011/pedofilia-si-raul/#comment-55136 << that's a fine example of why dtng exists -139642;1359996745;mircea_popescu;put a pic on photobucket or w/e, link it in a comment -139641;1359996758;mircea_popescu;a ferw months later, "sorry fuck you and here's our site pls to give us jooce" -139640;1359996767;thestringpuller;wait what? -139639;1359996774;thestringpuller;I can't view that picture from this computer -139638;1359996780;mircea_popescu;sucks to be you ? -139637;1359996810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.0006901 = 0.9661 BTC [-] -139636;1359996819;jurov;it's confirmed. mircea is an alien -139635;1359996872;thestringpuller;because it's in romanian and I don't have a translator on dis computer -139634;1359996965;jurov;google translate? -139633;1359997222;mircea_popescu;basically it says that you can get larger versions of pix i took if you payup -139632;1359997268;mircea_popescu;kinda lost interest in bothering with prepping pix etc since bitcoin tho -139631;1359997456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2921 @ 0.0006901 = 2.0158 BTC [-] -139630;1359997458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6403 @ 0.00069001 = 4.4181 BTC [-] -139629;1359997600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00069001 = 4.6921 BTC [-] -139628;1359997704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1395 @ 0.00069001 = 0.9626 BTC [-] -139627;1359997706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4905 @ 0.00069 = 3.3845 BTC [-] -139626;1359997919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00069 = 9.108 BTC [-] -139625;1359998361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2921 @ 0.00069081 = 2.0179 BTC [+] -139624;1359998558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 257 @ 0.007347 = 1.8882 BTC [+] -139623;1359998562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 543 @ 0.007395 = 4.0155 BTC [+] -139622;1359998792;j1717;how do i invest in s. dice? -139621;1359999010;jurov;j1717, you need to buy shares on MPEx. -139620;1359999020;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 23 @ 0.75 = 17.25 BTC [-] -139619;1359999032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9429 @ 0.00069825 = 6.5838 BTC [+] -139618;1359999049;jurov;j1717: have you seen http://mpex.co/faq.html ? -139617;1359999070;jurov;but perhaps you can start by using broker instead: coinbr.com -139616;1359999139;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 7 @ 1 = 7 BTC [+] -139615;1359999158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3421 @ 0.00069361 = 2.3728 BTC [-] -139614;1359999160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 618 @ 0.00069953 = 0.4323 BTC [+] -139613;1359999161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069998 = 3.0246 BTC [+] -139612;1359999163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2140 @ 0.00069999 = 1.498 BTC [+] -139611;1359999319;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.73 = 3.65 BTC [-] -139610;1359999379;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.715 = 3.575 BTC [-] -139609;1359999440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2887 @ 0.00069352 = 2.0022 BTC [-] -139608;1359999453;j1717;no not yet new B to this -139607;1359999566;mircea_popescu;rthen prolly should take a little time and learn about it all -139606;1359999777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00069999 = 5.2499 BTC [+] -139605;1359999824;j1717;30 btc just sign up ? -139604;1359999863;jurov;ofc -139603;1359999932;j1717;i ave a bit coin wallet but it is trying to charge a fee i thought that this was free -139602;1359999939;mircea_popescu;on mpex, yes. there's passthroughs on bitfunder, havelock and btctc, and there's brokers (like coinbr.com, as a site, like smickles as aperson) that can also help you -139601;1359999941;JohnGalt1337;you can buy them elsewhere, bitfunder is probably the best site for you -139600;1360000008;mircea_popescu;"MPOE-PR, you can class action your parents if you had enough people in the suit." -139599;1360000013;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140927.msg1502894#msg1502894 -139598;1360000020;mircea_popescu;this guy is taking it to a whole new level. -139597;1360000083;jurov;me too. i don't remember myself ever using such stern tone... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76506.msg1502953#msg1502953 -139596;1360000270;mircea_popescu;what, they've not done anything yet ? -139595;1360000303;jurov;i'm not aware of. -139594;1360000349;mircea_popescu;heh. maybe their plan is to just wait for the delisting and pay something then -139593;1360000362;mircea_popescu;tho it'd be great if they just announced what they plan to do -139592;1360000407;jurov;zactly. -139591;1360000498;jcpham;forums: meh -139590;1360000700;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.74 = 1.48 BTC [+] -139589;1360000904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2660 @ 0.00069416 = 1.8465 BTC [-] -139588;1360000905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11740 @ 0.000697 = 8.1828 BTC [+] -139587;1360000983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1810 @ 0.000697 = 1.2616 BTC [+] -139586;1360001087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10541 @ 0.00069999 = 7.3786 BTC [+] -139585;1360001089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12759 @ 0.00069999 = 8.9312 BTC [+] -139584;1360001194;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0279 BTC [+] -139583;1360001251;JWU_42;hrm - so it seems Avalon batch #2 orders was a fiasco -139582;1360001259;JWU_42;thankfully missed that drama -139581;1360001506;mircea_popescu;was pretty hot and heavy -139580;1360001553;gigavps;fiasco is an understatement -139579;1360001693;JWU_42;class action suit with walletbit -139578;1360001696;JWU_42;TWF -139577;1360001698;JWU_42;err -139576;1360001700;JWU_42;WTF -139575;1360001712;gigavps;lol -139574;1360001735;mircea_popescu;JWU_42 expert says he can action suit his mom. -139573;1360001848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00069736 = 3.4519 BTC [-] -139572;1360001851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00069999 = 10.4299 BTC [+] -139571;1360001889;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.1195 = 0.239 BTC [-] -139570;1360001895;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 40 @ 0.1196 = 4.784 BTC [+] -139569;1360001974;DeaDTerra1;evening :D -139568;1360002148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1434 @ 0.00069352 = 0.9945 BTC [-] -139567;1360002150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2131 @ 0.00069334 = 1.4775 BTC [-] -139566;1360003023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66 @ 0.000695 = 0.0459 BTC [+] -139565;1360003100;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 257 @ 0.0076 = 1.9532 BTC [+] -139564;1360003449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8634 @ 0.000695 = 6.0006 BTC [+] -139563;1360003451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2766 @ 0.00069975 = 1.9355 BTC [+] -139562;1360003516;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P210T] 750 @ 0.2040166 = 153.0125 BTC [+] -139561;1360003905;JWU_42;mircea_popescu: we are quite litigious here in the US -139560;1360003919;JWU_42;;) -139559;1360003925;mircea_popescu;im litigious too. the difference is i actually file. -139558;1360003951;JWU_42;heh - yeah - much talk and little action in these things generally -139557;1360004070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.007395 = 9.2438 BTC [+] -139556;1360004104;jurov;to everyone who likes monkey patching by editing files on live server: http://feross.org/cmsploit/?hn=1 -139555;1360004389;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.721 BTC [+] -139554;1360004425;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.35 = 1.05 BTC [+] -139553;1360004664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1555 @ 0.00069975 = 1.0881 BTC [+] -139552;1360004666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9040 @ 0.00069999 = 6.3279 BTC [+] -139551;1360004860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006994 = 3.0221 BTC [-] -139550;1360004862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8829 @ 0.00069934 = 6.1745 BTC [-] -139549;1360005137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 110 @ 0.007395 = 0.8135 BTC [+] -139548;1360005199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069976 = 3.0237 BTC [+] -139547;1360005200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5929 @ 0.00069999 = 4.1502 BTC [+] -139546;1360005218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 166 @ 0.00730792 = 1.2131 BTC [-] -139545;1360005220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00730331 = 8.764 BTC [-] -139544;1360005222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 231 @ 0.00729809 = 1.6859 BTC [-] -139543;1360005224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 970 @ 0.00724668 = 7.0293 BTC [-] -139542;1360005226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4259 @ 0.00724667 = 30.8636 BTC [-] -139541;1360005227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00723594 = 5.0652 BTC [-] -139540;1360005228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00723555 = 11.2151 BTC [-] -139539;1360005231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6421 @ 0.0072011 = 46.2383 BTC [-] -139538;1360005232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00720101 = 7.201 BTC [-] -139537;1360005234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.0072 = 1.08 BTC [-] -139536;1360005234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1942 @ 0.00719005 = 13.9631 BTC [-] -139535;1360005239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1681 @ 0.00715653 = 12.0301 BTC [-] -139534;1360005240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 211 @ 0.00713783 = 1.5061 BTC [-] -139533;1360005241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1150 @ 0.0070824 = 8.1448 BTC [-] -139532;1360005243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 394 @ 0.00704102 = 2.7742 BTC [-] -139531;1360005247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00703898 = 9.1507 BTC [-] -139530;1360005253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00702536 = 1.4051 BTC [-] -139529;1360005352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 598 @ 0.007 = 4.186 BTC [-] -139528;1360005481;thestringpuller;waaah -139527;1360005491;thestringpuller;short selling opportunities gone whoop whoop -139526;1360005532;thestringpuller;;;ticker -139525;1360005532;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.30000, Best ask: 20.30573, Bid-ask spread: 0.00573, Last trade: 20.30573, 24 hour volume: 48343.64189664, 24 hour low: 20.03100, 24 hour high: 21.05000, 24 hour vwap: 20.56918 -139524;1360006177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 226 @ 0.00069934 = 0.1581 BTC [-] -139523;1360006179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069335 = 2.996 BTC [-] -139522;1360006181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7453 @ 0.00069334 = 5.1675 BTC [-] -139521;1360006413;mircea_popescu;s.dice minigraph now looks like a butt -139520;1360007011;jurov;hi -139519;1360007042;jurov;just got notification about deposit... fortunately i chacked it with bitcoind and that block got orphaned -139518;1360007171;jurov;i've got a joke for you: "now that we have paid bitcoin devs, they can perhaps make such things simpler" -139517;1360007213;mircea_popescu;jurov what deposit is that ? -139516;1360007266;jurov;normal coinbr stuff -139515;1360007429;jurov;haha, but getting notification about mpex deposits would be quite useful, too :D -139514;1360007451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4096 @ 0.00069405 = 2.8428 BTC [+] -139513;1360007453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069454 = 3.0011 BTC [+] -139512;1360007454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4483 @ 0.00069455 = 3.1137 BTC [+] -139511;1360007491;jurov;someday i'll give up and run electrum. for mass mpex surveillance. -139510;1360007624;jurov;usagi, when they mature? when someone buys for 0.001 ? -139509;1360007695;jurov;hm, perhaps you need to ask someone to explain difference between mpoe shares and bonds. -139508;1360007759;jurov;bonds and thus MPBPT on bitfunder based on them do mature every month -139507;1360007770;jurov;s.mpoe are normal shares that jsut pay dividends -139506;1360007841;jurov;i'd think experienced investor would refer to things by proper names? -139505;1360007869;jurov;;) -139504;1360007873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2265 @ 0.00069334 = 1.5704 BTC [-] -139503;1360007949;jurov;i see -139502;1360008021;jurov;it is backed by MPOE bond , yea -139501;1360008059;jurov;yes -139500;1360008106;jurov;right -139499;1360008130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 618 @ 0.00069334 = 0.4285 BTC [-] -139498;1360008132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069252 = 2.9924 BTC [-] -139497;1360008136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00069251 = 8.1716 BTC [-] -139496;1360008138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2873 @ 0.00069003 = 1.9825 BTC [-] -139495;1360008583;mircea_popescu;Network total 22.949 Thash/s -139494;1360008584;Bugpowder;some Trill shit right here.... https://soundcloud.com/mihkal/th-d-ip -139493;1360008585;mircea_popescu;those asics... -139492;1360008601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7127 @ 0.00069003 = 4.9178 BTC [-] -139491;1360008603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10223 @ 0.00069002 = 7.0541 BTC [-] -139490;1360008621;Bugpowder;someone bot the JUNs for 8995. Not a believer. -139489;1360008630;Bugpowder;Not selling those down there. -139488;1360008747;mircea_popescu;8995 still is a tripling of diff -139487;1360008765;Chilca;Hi Guys, what's the ticket for MPOE bond? -139486;1360008783;mircea_popescu;the mpoe bond is not listed as a ticker. -139485;1360008803;Chilca;I see, how can I do if I want to buy? -139484;1360008803;mircea_popescu;you need to email your intended deposit and demanded % then send the btc -139483;1360009490;jurov;Chilca, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.40 -139482;1360009513;jurov;if bitcointalk worked -139481;1360009567;mircea_popescu;lol -139480;1360009620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00069452 = 1.146 BTC [+] -139479;1360009873;dub;triple diff by june seems rather low -139478;1360009903;dub;thats the first avalon run -139477;1360009957;mircea_popescu;well you can certainly pay more. -139476;1360010039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9777 @ 0.00069002 = 6.7463 BTC [-] -139475;1360010042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3923 @ 0.00069001 = 2.7069 BTC [-] -139474;1360010105;gesell;is there a log of the satoshidice secrets (not the hash's of, but the secrets that are published after their use is over) -139473;1360010160;mircea_popescu;not that i know of, but this would be a useful thing -139472;1360010188;smickles;i think i recall someone keeping a log -139471;1360010365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00665516 = 11.3138 BTC [-] -139470;1360010367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 11164 @ 0.007 = 78.148 BTC [+] -139469;1360010620;Bugpowder;:( -139468;1360010722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.007 = 3.5 BTC [+] -139467;1360010916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.007 = 3.5 BTC [+] -139466;1360011611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.006667 = 2.6668 BTC [-] -139465;1360011612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10400 @ 0.007 = 72.8 BTC [+] -139464;1360011800;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.76 = 3.8 BTC [+] -139463;1360012048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2671 @ 0.00069452 = 1.8551 BTC [+] -139462;1360012049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2029 @ 0.00069455 = 1.4092 BTC [+] -139461;1360012073;DeaDTerra1;Cheap S.DICE shares yay :D -139460;1360012139;Anduck;imo it was cheap at 0.0035 XD -139459;1360012148;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.bbet -139458;1360012150;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0014 / 0.0014 / 0.0014 (300 shares, 0.42 BTC), 7D: 0.00139 / 0.00144825 / 0.00159999 (32457 shares, 47.01 BTC), 30D: 0.000337 / 0.00079944 / 0.0035 (2340020 shares, 1,870.71 BTC) -139457;1360012519;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 60 @ 0.765 = 45.9 BTC [+] -139456;1360012573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1810 @ 0.00069455 = 1.2571 BTC [+] -139455;1360012614;awkorama;evening everyone -139454;1360013207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069024 = 2.9825 BTC [-] -139453;1360013209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10337 @ 0.00069013 = 7.1339 BTC [-] -139452;1360013211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 292 @ 0.00069002 = 0.2015 BTC [-] -139451;1360013306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3884 @ 0.00069455 = 2.6976 BTC [+] -139450;1360013308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069487 = 3.0025 BTC [+] -139449;1360013311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00069488 = 3.3354 BTC [+] -139448;1360013317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 919 @ 0.00069719 = 0.6407 BTC [+] -139447;1360013994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00069035 = 2.8995 BTC [-] -139446;1360014070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3818 @ 0.00069002 = 2.6345 BTC [-] -139445;1360014070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 121 @ 0.00069035 = 0.0835 BTC [+] -139444;1360014072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16261 @ 0.00069001 = 11.2203 BTC [-] -139443;1360014136;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0073 = 3.65 BTC [-] -139442;1360014181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 598 @ 0.0066383 = 3.9697 BTC [-] -139441;1360014291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 570 @ 0.00069719 = 0.3974 BTC [+] -139440;1360014296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1630 @ 0.00069899 = 1.1394 BTC [+] -139439;1360014848;pigeons;Namworld: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141139.msg1503280#msg1503280 -139438;1360014919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1750 @ 0.00069001 = 1.2075 BTC [-] -139437;1360015081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00069001 = 3.5881 BTC [-] -139436;1360015156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3470 @ 0.00069899 = 2.4255 BTC [+] -139435;1360015158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069998 = 3.0246 BTC [+] -139434;1360015160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4110 @ 0.00069998 = 2.8769 BTC [+] -139433;1360015162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 368 @ 0.00069999 = 0.2576 BTC [+] -139432;1360015362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00069999 = 3.22 BTC [+] -139431;1360015675;jurov;lol what would mjr_ say upon seeing this -139430;1360015705;mircea_popescu;wha happened ? -139429;1360015743;pigeons;i thought it was mjr_'s stability bot -139428;1360015765;jurov;yesterday he got higly agitated about mpoe spreads -139427;1360015778;jurov;and no, it's not his bot ;D -139426;1360015783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.0006943 = 3.0549 BTC [-] -139425;1360015940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.0006943 = 2.0135 BTC [-] -139424;1360015942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33750 @ 0.00069999 = 23.6247 BTC [+] -139423;1360015970;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic you won't believe this (yes you will) but gavin brought consensus to the maxblocksize issue. -139422;1360016008;FabianB;link? -139421;1360016025;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140233.msg1503099#msg1503099 -139420;1360016272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069006 = 2.9817 BTC [-] -139419;1360016273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2929 @ 0.00069002 = 2.0211 BTC [-] -139418;1360016293;dub;inb4 Luke-Jr Luke-Jrs about it -139417;1360016332;mircea_popescu;ya, that makes a diff. -139416;1360016421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1232 @ 0.00069002 = 0.8501 BTC [-] -139415;1360016421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2239 @ 0.00069001 = 1.5449 BTC [-] -139414;1360016646;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -139413;1360016647;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.13401, Best ask: 20.21000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07599, Last trade: 20.21000, 24 hour volume: 44775.20493977, 24 hour low: 20.04250, 24 hour high: 21.05000, 24 hour vwap: 20.53126 -139412;1360016657;mircea_popescu;so 20 is the new 14 basically. -139411;1360016709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00069002 = 7.7282 BTC [+] -139410;1360016828;jurov;BitVPS delivers: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76506.msg1503376#msg1503376 -139409;1360016830;jurov;lmaooooo -139408;1360016858;mircea_popescu;im kind of affraid to look -139407;1360016887;jurov;send the gal. she'll know what to do -139406;1360016956;mircea_popescu;um. so what's the problem with that ? -139405;1360016982;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Were you meaning to address me? -139404;1360016983;jurov;it's next week. probably. -139403;1360016992;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic yeah -139402;1360017014;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Which maxblocksize issue are you talking about? -139401;1360017017;mircea_popescu;you've not been following the maxblocksize most recent drama ? -139400;1360017039;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140233.msg1503099#msg1503099 < -139399;1360017039;midnightmagic;i'm on the mailing list. was it there? -139398;1360017044;midnightmagic;ah thanks. -139397;1360017163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3313 @ 0.007 = 23.191 BTC [+] -139396;1360017165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00739499 = 7.395 BTC [+] -139395;1360017166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8549 @ 0.007395 = 63.2199 BTC [+] -139394;1360017548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00069515 = 5.3527 BTC [+] -139393;1360017550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00069964 = 1.6791 BTC [+] -139392;1360017711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 999 @ 0.00069964 = 0.6989 BTC [+] -139391;1360017725;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: There an ancillary issue (for miners at least) for txn verification as well. I don't really view the max block size as an issue, since I have no trouble running multi-TB databases, so I, personally, will have no issue remaining a node even if maxblocksize increases massively -139390;1360017750;midnightmagic;I do view satoshidice as a particularly pernicious form of evil, for example. -139389;1360017770;mircea_popescu;i know. -139388;1360017784;gigavps;it's pretty easy to exclude their transactions -139387;1360017796;gigavps;i'll be doing that soon ;) -139386;1360017811;gigavps;miner revolt against satoshidice -139385;1360017815;midnightmagic;We still have to accept blocks that other douches mine SD into.. -139384;1360017825;midnightmagic;yeah me too, btw. -139383;1360017840;mircea_popescu;sokay, they make enough dough to build their own rigs, run you boys outta biz. -139382;1360017850;gigavps;lol -139381;1360017865;midnightmagic;The issue is that while *we* will save ourselves from mining effort, if it becomes too widely-adopted SD will modify their scheme and it'll be a kind of arms race after that -139380;1360017890;mircea_popescu;if you're in the business of mining, trying to save yourself from mining effort seems a little... -139379;1360017899;mircea_popescu;you know, like the whore that's trying not to get laid too much. -139378;1360017899;Anduck;how should they modify their scheme, midnightmagic?? -139377;1360017903;mircea_popescu;find a diff line maybe. -139376;1360017911;midnightmagic;lol. We outnumber them both in terms of brains, and in overall hashrate. They couldn't afford to directly compete against the long tail. Not yet. -139375;1360017928;mircea_popescu;yaya. gl. -139374;1360017931;gigavps;mircea_popescu, the idea is to make SD take deposits and not do everything through the block chain -139373;1360017939;mircea_popescu;not gonna happen. -139372;1360017942;midnightmagic;Anduck: Stop using the blockchain as their own personal database. -139371;1360017949;Anduck;huh? -139370;1360017954;gigavps;mircea_popescu, it will be their down fall then -139369;1360017965;mircea_popescu;and contrary to popular belief, the 700k btc company tells the 50k nominal /2k market value bond people what's what. -139368;1360017967;midnightmagic;Anduck: They should modify their scheme to stop using the blockchain as their own personal database. -139367;1360017971;Luke-Jr;Anduck: you send to a one-time-use address to deposit, play as much as you like on the site; when you're done, you enter the withdraw address and it sends the balance back; if you don't do anything for 5-10 mins, it sends it back to where it came by default -139366;1360017984;mircea_popescu;not gonna happen, you might as well forget it. -139365;1360017988;Anduck;welll i like the current system, -139364;1360017989;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: If you say so. :) -139363;1360017992;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: then SD can die -139362;1360017995;Anduck;think if without nerd goggless -139361;1360017995;mircea_popescu;heh. -139360;1360017999;gigavps;mircea_popescu is too smart for the rest of us -139359;1360018007;mircea_popescu;dudes, it's simple : miners that mine can stick around -139358;1360018016;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: also, it's hardly a consensus when there's 1 person.. -139357;1360018017;mircea_popescu;miners that don't mine can find a job in obama's booming economy -139356;1360018017;Anduck;for normal gambling man current SD kind of gambling is super -139355;1360018019;mircea_popescu;either way. -139354;1360018027;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: txn that don't DDoS can stick around. -139353;1360018035;Anduck;u dont evn need to go to the site to gamble -139352;1360018036;mircea_popescu;but i did lol my ass off at amazingrando's sob story. -139351;1360018044;mircea_popescu;here you are, a bunch of , as tghe italians say, rotinculo -139350;1360018048;mircea_popescu;telling me about who can die ? -139349;1360018050;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: By the time the block reward is < txn fees, this problem will already have been solved. -139348;1360018059;mircea_popescu;go get 9k usd a month to pay for electricity and 40 hours week for free. -139347;1360018063;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: responsible miners will continue to mine blocks without dice spam -139346;1360018067;mircea_popescu;bunch of brains ? i remain unimpressed. -139345;1360018077;mircea_popescu;the responsible miners will mine. the idiots will highfalootin. -139344;1360018084;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I wasn't aware we should be impressing you. :) -139343;1360018090;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Would you like to be impressed? -139342;1360018093;mircea_popescu;i thought that's the point of the exercise. -139341;1360018124;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: No, the point of the exercise was to make public comments. -139340;1360018130;mircea_popescu;ah i c. -139339;1360018142;mircea_popescu;well ok, how's this for public comments : all you boys together don't clear 10k btc a month. -139338;1360018153;mircea_popescu;and this even if we don't pay you as much as waitresses make -139337;1360018156;mircea_popescu;1.5 an hour or w/e -139336;1360018162;mircea_popescu;so, i can understand envy. -139335;1360018169;mircea_popescu;i can't understand envy masquerading as "responsibility". -139334;1360018188;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Trollfail. -139333;1360018196;mircea_popescu;laters. -139332;1360018227;davout;someone be funny, i'm bored -139331;1360018242;mircea_popescu;davout why are you here when you should be fighting your competition! -139330;1360018269;davout;i can't -139329;1360018283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00069157 = 5.8438 BTC [-] -139328;1360018285;davout;he's too legit -139327;1360018296;mircea_popescu;lol -139326;1360018308;mircea_popescu;he's too legit for his car... too legit... by far -139325;1360018321;davout;i sometimes feel bad hitting on mentally retarded people -139324;1360018338;mircea_popescu;i never hit on mentally retarded people that mind their own business. -139323;1360018346;Luke-Jr;davout: mircea_popescu's problem in this case seems to be he likes to think he's important -139322;1360018379;davout;Luke-Jr: i'll count to three in tonal and then *poof* you'll disappear -139321;1360018381;mircea_popescu;no luke, you're the one that likes to think you're important. -139320;1360018383;mircea_popescu;you're not. -139319;1360018402;davout;Luke-Jr: <3 -139318;1360018403;Luke-Jr;davout: don't do it! -139317;1360018406;Luke-Jr;:P -139316;1360018438;gigavps;o jesus -139315;1360018444;davout;regardless of which of you is the most important, my cock is still the biggest, measured in metric, imperial or tonal -139314;1360018453;mircea_popescu;who ever heard of this bullshit even, guy does 2% of the hash, is going to establish whether the one aplication deriving actual use out of bitcoin dies or not. -139313;1360018466;mircea_popescu;davout i take it you've not seen pix of mine ? -139312;1360018491;davout;mircea_popescu: i couldn't tell them apart, balls were touching -139311;1360018498;jcpham;i like what davout said -139310;1360018514;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/nsfw-pula-mea/ read it and weep frenchie. -139309;1360018522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 922 @ 0.00069964 = 0.6451 BTC [+] -139308;1360018524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4161 @ 0.00069998 = 2.9126 BTC [+] -139307;1360018525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2017 @ 0.00069999 = 1.4119 BTC [+] -139306;1360018530;dub;so glad I'm at work right now -139305;1360018555;mircea_popescu;well tbh it's not safe for home, either. -139304;1360018572;davout;it's in romanian, you just made me waste one trilema free article -139303;1360018601;mircea_popescu;you can't read pictures either ? -139302;1360018605;davout;mirea_popescu: just because i'm poor doesn't mean i know how to read romanian -139301;1360018615;mircea_popescu;ahaha good one -139300;1360018638;Anduck;true infact -139299;1360018639;Anduck;xD -139298;1360018653;davout;there are like pictures of a black rod or whatever it is -139297;1360018675;mircea_popescu;you've never seen one before i take it ? -139296;1360018692;davout;mircea_popescu: well, at least thank you! i'm starting to feel slightly amused :D -139295;1360018700;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.75815152 BTC [-] -139294;1360018716;mircea_popescu;it's been my go-to for internet cock competitions for years now -139293;1360018723;davout;nah, i kinda feel ok having little experience with black rods -139292;1360018730;davout;lol -139291;1360018776;mircea_popescu;it's not black. it's just... pigmented. -139290;1360018833;luke-jr_;davout: heh, I didn't say I was important :P -139289;1360018835;luke-jr_;davout: I prefer to argue with logic, not "none of you other people matter" -139288;1360018850;mircea_popescu;let me hear this logic. -139287;1360018868;mircea_popescu;"there is one actual aplication making btc useful. we should act like we matter tho we don't and pretend like we can kill it tho we can't" -139286;1360018874;davout;the "none of you other people matter" attitude has one big advantage : you don't really need to justify yourself -139285;1360018893;mircea_popescu;o, wait. his logic reminds me of this chick i fired on the 2nd date. -139284;1360018904;mircea_popescu;he... left. -139283;1360018910;davout;but that only matters IMO if you have the desire to be right -139282;1360018936;dub;timely tweet from god himself https://twitter.com/TheTweetOfGod/status/298536246970552321 -139281;1360018937;mircea_popescu;i couldn't care less, honestly, but the pompous miner ass is getting on my nerves. -139280;1360018965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00069999 = 8.1549 BTC [+] -139279;1360018984;mircea_popescu;so anyone actually know how much hash elgius is doing these days ? they don't seem to have it on the main page anywhere. -139278;1360019021;davout;bitcoin attrcat people with various kinds of mental disorders, they are an advantage in making it progress, but sometimes they hinder social interaction i beliebe -139277;1360019033;davout;I AM A BELIEBER -139276;1360019039;mircea_popescu;lol -139275;1360019090;mircea_popescu;dude check it out! not one within the past hour! sdice is going to die omg! -139274;1360019126;jcpham;bieber nation -139273;1360019263;iz;justin 3:16 -139272;1360019381;Namworld;why, oh WHY would block size be limited? -139271;1360019433;mircea_popescu;Namworld you know those 2gb files on your disk ? -139270;1360019485;kakobreklaa;thats a problem of fat32 -139269;1360019490;davout;word -139268;1360019494;kakobreklaa;noone uses that -139267;1360019502;kakobreklaa;at least noone relevant -139266;1360019504;mircea_popescu;ya well, if i finally buy an asic and start mining 1tb blocks just to be an ass -139265;1360019506;davout;lol -139264;1360019512;mircea_popescu;you're all stuck buying a new hdd each day -139263;1360019514;iz;it's because everyone has a copy of the blockchain -139262;1360019516;iz;yeah, exactly -139261;1360019534;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: SD's DDoS isn't useful at all -139260;1360019541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10089 @ 0.00069999 = 7.0622 BTC [+] -139259;1360019544;kakobreklaa;splitting the size of blocks into smaller ones doesnt fix any problem really -139258;1360019547;Namworld;If the blockchain can't handle SD -139257;1360019550;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr its business model is THE ONLY USEFUL THING BITCOIN DOES AT THE MOMENT. -139256;1360019557;Namworld;It can't handle anything serious -139255;1360019570;Namworld;I don't see the problem -139254;1360019571;mircea_popescu;maybe one day it'll do something else, or something more. -139253;1360019576;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: nonsense -139252;1360019579;davout;how much has SD paid in fees atm ? -139251;1360019580;mircea_popescu;but so far, the fact that people can s.dice is the only utility btc has. -139250;1360019587;Luke-Jr;Namworld: not even VISA handles this kind of attack -139249;1360019592;mircea_popescu;davout half of all fees ever paid or something. -139248;1360019603;iz;kakobreklaa: it solves the problem of the blockchain growing too fast, by replacing it with the problem of transaction with low transaction fees take significantly longer to process than transactions with larger transaction fees -139247;1360019609;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: you seem to not know what useful means -139246;1360019610;iz;kakobreklaa: which is a much better problem to have -139245;1360019621;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr no, i know what useful means. that's why i'm on the money side. -139244;1360019626;kakobreklaa;iz there is no iniciative for a miner not to accept 1satoshi fee TX -139243;1360019626;mircea_popescu;you think you know what right means -139242;1360019630;mircea_popescu;but that's always debatable. -139241;1360019642;davout;Luke-Jr: i politely beg to differ, it's a feature, not a bug, if you do not want these delicious transaction fees, don't mine the SD txes, *boom* problem solved -139240;1360019661;mircea_popescu;davout he thinks this will have any other result than him being pushed out of mining. -139239;1360019661;Luke-Jr;kakobreklaa: every transaction increases the risk your block is orphaned -139238;1360019678;iz;kakobreklaa: when they start bumping into the blocksize limitation, there will be -- and they will prioritize the transactions with higher transaction fees over the ones that have lower ones, since they get the transaction fees if they solve the block -139237;1360019689;Luke-Jr;davout: the risk of orphaned blocks from SD is much greater than any fees they pay -139236;1360019694;kakobreklaa;yeah but miners vote -139235;1360019697;kakobreklaa;what the blockchain will be -139234;1360019700;kakobreklaa;with hashpower -139233;1360019705;kakobreklaa;you cant say it will be like so -139232;1360019708;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa that's gavin's proposed solution. -139231;1360019713;davout;Luke-Jr: why would a block be orphaned because it includes a SD tx ? -139230;1360019715;mircea_popescu;and i think its pretty smart. -139229;1360019718;iz;kakobreklaa: but they have the same incentives ala transaction fees -139228;1360019719;kakobreklaa;even gavin cant say it will be so -139227;1360019741;Luke-Jr;davout: every transaction increases the time it takes to verify the block, which occurs before each node begins relaying it -139226;1360019745;kakobreklaa;anyone can fork a more profitable bitcoind -139225;1360019756;Luke-Jr;davout: SD-including blocks often take minutes to cross the network -139224;1360019761;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa ya but so far there's not much incentive. -139223;1360019773;iz;kakobreklaa: how would you fork a more profitable bitcoind? -139222;1360019783;kakobreklaa;by excluding the limit -139221;1360019789;davout;Luke-Jr: so miners will have a reduced incentive to mine them. boom, solution is built-in the problem -139220;1360019792;iz;but then it wouldn't be bitcoin -139219;1360019800;kakobreklaa;as long as majority does it -139218;1360019801;iz;and you would be starting where bitcoin started.. at 0 -139217;1360019811;Namworld;I understand that the blockchain contains all the history of each individual coins? -139216;1360019811;iz;kakobreklaa: then it wouldn't be a fork -139215;1360019811;Luke-Jr;davout: exactly, that's part of why rational miners block it -139214;1360019820;iz;it would be a takeover -139213;1360019821;kakobreklaa;for a bitcoind to use blockchain -139212;1360019824;kakobreklaa;fork* -139211;1360019826;kakobreklaa;no -139210;1360019829;kakobreklaa;you can do that now -139209;1360019835;davout;Luke-Jr: so what's your point ? -139208;1360019837;Luke-Jr;Namworld: not exactly -139207;1360019838;mircea_popescu; davout: exactly, that's part of why rational miners block it << this is "no true scotsman" -139206;1360019839;iz;sure, but it won't work on the network -139205;1360019841;mircea_popescu;idiots block it, atm. -139204;1360019845;kakobreklaa;ofc it will be on the net -139203;1360019855;Namworld;What kind of history does it keep Luke? -139202;1360019856;kakobreklaa;iz there are many nonstandard clients -139201;1360019859;davout;wtf does "no true scotsman" mean ? -139200;1360019864;mircea_popescu;it's a logical fallacy. -139199;1360019871;Luke-Jr;Namworld: transactions -139198;1360019876;mircea_popescu;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman -139197;1360019876;iz;kakobreklaa: the non-standard clients still conform to all the bitcoin network rules though -139196;1360019878;Luke-Jr;davout: it's a logical fallacy that mircea_popescu doesn't understand -139195;1360019881;davout;kakobreklaa: there no non-standard mining clients that i know of -139194;1360019883;kakobreklaa;iz to some degree -139193;1360019888;iz;to 100% -139192;1360019891;kakobreklaa;no -139191;1360019892;iz;if they don't they won't work -139190;1360019894;mircea_popescu;dude, fact of the matter is, the 99.8% miners that aren't you do mine it. -139189;1360019897;kakobreklaa;you are wrong iz -139188;1360019900;iz;i'm not -139187;1360019901;Namworld;So it strictly tracks x.xx goes from a to b -139186;1360019906;mircea_popescu;calling them irrational is exactly the sort of popmassery that you got in trouble for earlier. -139185;1360019906;kakobreklaa;yes you are :) -139184;1360019908;iz;but check your facts -139183;1360019909;Namworld;? -139182;1360019913;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: wrong -139181;1360019926;iz;i'm not going to argue with you, i'll let you remain ignorant if you so desire -139180;1360019930;Namworld;You can't distinguish a satoshi from another? -139179;1360019930;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 20 @ 0.35 = 7 BTC [+] -139178;1360019935;kakobreklaa;its you who is ignorant -139177;1360019937;mircea_popescu;ya, i spelled it popmassery. i mean pompassery. -139176;1360019942;iz;kakobreklaa: see my prior line -139175;1360019953;kakobreklaa;yet you keep posting stuff -139174;1360019975;iz;i'll let someone else explain to you where you are wrong -139173;1360019994;kakobreklaa;we just had a link not long ago -139172;1360019997;mircea_popescu;s.dice did about half of all transactions to date, and paid about half of all fees paid to date. -139171;1360020002;davout;kakobreklaa iz what are you arguing about ? may i join in your argument ? i feel bored and would enjoy bitchslapping whichever one of you two is wrong -139170;1360020007;mircea_popescu;if you want to empty block mine that's one thing -139169;1360020007;kakobreklaa;about nonstandard client making a rand() return 4; call -139168;1360020015;mircea_popescu;but what you're calling rational is nonsense. -139167;1360020016;kakobreklaa;so dont give me shit iz :) -139166;1360020031;iz;kakobreklaa: it's still conforming to the bitcoin network protocol, even if it's not implemented exactly the same -139165;1360020037;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3099 BTC [-] -139164;1360020039;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.3099 = 0.9297 BTC [-] -139163;1360020039;Namworld;Luke-JR: ok, suppose someone has 100 BTC in his address and he receives 50 "tainted" coins. He now has 150 BTC. If he then spend part of it, there's no distinction between the two? -139162;1360020044;iz;in the same way linux and windows both conform to TCP, even if they aren't implemented exactly the same -139161;1360020053;iz;and you can fingerprint differences between them -139160;1360020059;mircea_popescu;and when did this chan become an unholy cross between -otc, -mining and -nonsense! -139159;1360020060;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: spammers did more than half of all emails to date, and paid about the same in bandwidth costs! -139158;1360020061;davout;there is no spec for the bitcoin protocol, point = moot -139157;1360020062;iz;but the two systems can still communicate with each other -139156;1360020085;Luke-Jr;Namworld: Bitcoin does not work with balances either. -139155;1360020086;iz;the "spec" is by code, and defined by the current bitcoin client that everyone is running -139154;1360020086;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr that's possibly the most braindamaged, broken analogy you came up with so far -139153;1360020091;mircea_popescu;and you have quite the history of that. -139152;1360020102;Namworld;hmm -139151;1360020103;davout;iz code != spec -139150;1360020108;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: nope, it's pretty much exactly equivalent -139149;1360020117;mircea_popescu;no dude. there's good email and bad email. -139148;1360020118;iz;davout: these are rules like "block reward halving times" and such -139147;1360020127;iz;you can't just change those rules to "fork" bitcoin -139146;1360020127;mircea_popescu;there's only transactions. not good, not bad, not holy or purple. -139145;1360020130;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is tx agnostic. -139144;1360020135;iz;and suddenly have a new version of bitcoin that is just "better" -139143;1360020146;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: no, it isn't. -139142;1360020152;mircea_popescu;ya well that's the problem. -139141;1360020154;iz;these rules include the block size limitation -139140;1360020159;dub;iz: of course you can, with a mining majority -139139;1360020168;gigavps;mircea_popescu knows all -139138;1360020169;mircea_popescu;we'll never agree, and your choices are either submit or i'll kill you. -139137;1360020172;mircea_popescu;so... we can lay it to rest. -139136;1360020175;davout;iz: just because there are rules everybody agrees upon doesn't mean there is a proper spec, this has been discussed like a million times, and it is why i wholeheartedly welcome the cbitcoin initiative -139135;1360020176;gigavps;no point in arguing -139134;1360020180;iz;dub: it's not the miners that matter, it's the bitcoin CLIENTS -139133;1360020180;mircea_popescu;exactly. -139132;1360020187;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: Bitcoin users have agreed to store FINANCIAL TRANSFERS in the blockchain. Not DNS. Not game activity. Not notifications. -139131;1360020209;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: anything other than a direct financial transaction is abusing the communal agreement on what the blockchain is for -139130;1360020215;kakobreklaa;dub its hopeless. -139129;1360020215;Luke-Jr;gigavps: obviously -139128;1360020225;davout;Luke-Jr: please speak for yourself -139127;1360020231;iz;dub: under the scenario you described, a mining majority could produce a block that a different majority of bitcoin clients rejects and disagrees with -139126;1360020238;dub;kakobreklaa: yeah, I know this too, just cant help myself sometimes. -139125;1360020249;Luke-Jr;davout: I did. -139124;1360020251;pigeons;"different majority" -139123;1360020253;mircea_popescu;davout when you're poor your only practical avenue is to speak "for the community" -139122;1360020253;awkorama;Luke-Jr: who told you that bitcoin is money ? -139121;1360020260;mircea_popescu;so... he's speaking for the community. -139120;1360020264;awkorama;it's all just numbers -139119;1360020275;iz;there's a difference between the majority of miners and the majority of bitcoin clients on the p2p network -139118;1360020287;iz;or do you think those are the same? -139117;1360020288;Luke-Jr;davout: it's not about "one person is okay with using it for FOO", it's about "everyone using it is doing it for FOO" -139116;1360020289;davout;Luke-Jr: I was under the impression you put words in my mouth, i don't give a fuck about what goes into the blockchain, be it financial transactions or religious messages if you see what i mean -139115;1360020290;awkorama;(so is the universe, btw) -139114;1360020297;Namworld;I think every x blocks, there's some milestone achieved? -139113;1360020303;Luke-Jr;davout: you're one person. -139112;1360020312;davout;Luke-Jr: so are you -139111;1360020312;Namworld;I don't see the problem with SD transactions. -139110;1360020326;Luke-Jr;100% of Bitcoin users have agreed to financial transactions. There is no other such agreement in this context. -139109;1360020337;mircea_popescu;Namworld simply put, the problem with sd transactions is that sd made 20k last month, in btc. that's 400k usd at going rates. -139108;1360020344;mircea_popescu;amazingrando made 9k, of which he paid electricity. -139107;1360020349;mircea_popescu;the rest of the miners did about the same -139106;1360020353;mircea_popescu;they perceive this is unfair. -139105;1360020360;mircea_popescu;it may be unfair, but it is what they signed up for. -139104;1360020361;Luke-Jr;Namworld: they're abusing the blockchain for signalling -139103;1360020371;mircea_popescu;higher level services always take the cream, commodified supports suck it. -139102;1360020378;mircea_popescu;this is why it's better to make ipads than resistors. -139101;1360020385;Namworld;blockchain is free to use. For anything. -139100;1360020404;dub;this is a religious debate, stop it -139099;1360020407;Namworld;This is my opinion of how it should be. -139098;1360020413;kakobreklaa;Luke-Jr, are you going to shed tears for us? -139097;1360020421;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa im working on it. -139096;1360020440;dub;I'm annoyed at SD too but market forces will prevail -139095;1360020443;Namworld;plus we don't need the whole blockchain history to do transactions, do we? -139094;1360020455;dub;(because its no longer possible to run a node on the hardware I was running it on) -139093;1360020463;Luke-Jr;Namworld: the unanimous bitcoin community does not agree. -139092;1360020470;iz;so.. maybe someone can seriously clear something up for me.. when a block is validated by the rest of the bitcoin network.. that's done per bitcoin client on the p2p network, right? not scaled with that client's mining power in H/S -139091;1360020470;mircea_popescu;ahaha sweet. -139090;1360020474;mircea_popescu;where is this unanimous community ? -139089;1360020483;Luke-Jr;Namworld: and yes, the entire blockchain history must be kept forever right now -139088;1360020495;Namworld;Yeah, but it could get modified -139087;1360020504;awkorama;iz> yes -139086;1360020513;mircea_popescu;no srsly, where can i visit the unanimous community ? -139085;1360020514;jcpham;i'm not a fan of the 5GB blockchain -139084;1360020518;jcpham;that's just me -139083;1360020519;Luke-Jr;Namworld: you have a genius idea on how? -139082;1360020524;Luke-Jr;/ignore mircea_popescu -139081;1360020528;mircea_popescu;jcpham kinda why the maxblocksize is there. -139080;1360020528;dub;iz: yes, you are wrong -139079;1360020540;iz;so.. if you have a majority of the hashing power, but not a majority of clients.. even if you were to change the bitcoin client rules, you couldn't get these new rules into the block chain -139078;1360020547;iz;even if you had a majority of the hashing power -139077;1360020553;dub;iz: no, you are wrong -139076;1360020557;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr stop arguing like a stupid cunt. you say something, stand by it. where is the motherfucking unanymous community! -139075;1360020560;iz;how would that work then, dub? -139074;1360020566;pigeons;no maxblocksize is not there to keep the size of the blockchain down, i thought it was there so blocks can be verified and propogated sanely -139073;1360020566;dub;iz: because bitcoin -139072;1360020576;Luke-Jr;dub: iz is correct -139071;1360020579;iz;how would the old clients behave via the new rules? -139070;1360020596;Namworld;We could probably have a new "balance" block created every 10k blocks lets say, stating all balances per address, and work with 2 or 3 such balance blocks and cut the previous ones as we go on. -139069;1360020612;pigeons;there isn't "balances per address" -139068;1360020628;mircea_popescu;ya, Namworld, that's not how this thing works. -139067;1360020628;Luke-Jr;Namworld: and how will new nodes know to trust that? -139066;1360020633;iz;kakobreklaa: please direct further questions about why you are wrong towards luke or someone you might take more seriously than me -139065;1360020639;awkorama;Luke-Jr: longest blockchain -139064;1360020641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4829 @ 0.00069515 = 3.3569 BTC [-] -139063;1360020642;kakobreklaa;what the hell are you babling about, you can mine offline for all we care -139062;1360020643;jcpham;the merkles. use the merkles -139061;1360020651;Luke-Jr;awkorama: if you delete the history, they're all 1 block long -139060;1360020659;awkorama;Luke-Jr: until they are not -139059;1360020672;mircea_popescu;it's shocking to see how little understood bitcoin is. -139058;1360020697;awkorama;mircea_popescu: compared to other currencies you mean ? -139057;1360020705;jcpham;i doubt anything actually shocks mircea_popescu -139056;1360020707;mircea_popescu;heh... you have a point. -139055;1360020708;davout;BREAKING NEWS : BITCOIN IS NON-TRIVIAL TECHNOLOGY -139054;1360020713;mircea_popescu;BOTH OF YOU OMG -139053;1360020747;jcpham;so what exactly is the dicussion -139052;1360020747;mircea_popescu;shit. well... meanwhile satoshidice just died -139051;1360020755;jcpham;i've been reading for a few minutes and i get lost -139050;1360020756;mircea_popescu;because rational miners haven't been including its transactions -139049;1360020756;pigeons;NO U -139048;1360020776;mircea_popescu;what to do what to do... -139047;1360020779;dub;jcpham: were talking about how mircea_popescu's cock is bigger than davout's -139046;1360020788;jcpham;oh -139045;1360020790;awkorama;ohw is that rational? don't they get transaction fees ? -139044;1360020790;mircea_popescu;davout doesn't have a cock, he's a girl. -139043;1360020793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5155 @ 0.00069157 = 3.565 BTC [-] -139042;1360020795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069003 = 2.9816 BTC [-] -139041;1360020797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2674 @ 0.00069003 = 1.8451 BTC [-] -139040;1360020800;mircea_popescu;awkorama they get their fees in heaven. -139039;1360020802;kakobreklaa;mircea_popescu i think mtgox payes luke to include their txes -139038;1360020817;dub;girls cant have cocks too? -139037;1360020819;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa ya, i seem to recall this incident in octomber last year... -139036;1360020828;Namworld;We can probably have on those every 10k blocks balance block some hash of the previous blocks inserted, one for each. If someone cares to verify them, download the historical data and check those blocks -139035;1360020830;mircea_popescu;dub they can have all the cocks they want -139034;1360020830;dub;THEY CAN IF THERE IS CONCESUS -139033;1360020831;awkorama;we just switched to random talk here -139032;1360020835;jcpham;i think pools and miners should have that option -139031;1360020849;jcpham;got could pay for priority txns -139030;1360020852;jcpham;*gox -139029;1360020860;Ukyo;Diablo-D3: there? -139028;1360020866;Namworld;along with its total lenght -139027;1360020871;Ukyo;Namworld: too.. pm :) -139026;1360020873;jcpham;i'm all for monetizing hashpower -139025;1360020873;dub;jcpham: they pay for feeless txns, or did -139024;1360020885;Namworld;The idea would be to assume that old data and lenght is accurate -139023;1360020894;Namworld;and verify them if you want to -139022;1360020910;davout;Namworld: there is no such thing as an address balance, you misunderstand the way transactions work -139021;1360020910;Namworld;but regular users could work on the short version -139020;1360020924;Namworld;I know there is no address balance currently -139019;1360020936;davout;it's not even "currently" -139018;1360020958;mircea_popescu;what's a concesus ? -139017;1360020959;jcpham;damn where did the 99 users come from -139016;1360020963;davout;transactions have scripts, that may or may not be more complex than N addresses output to M addresses with an optional TX fee -139015;1360020982;mircea_popescu;jcpham rational irc users. -139014;1360020991;jcpham;bitcoin is ruining freenode -139013;1360020996;davout;Namworld: this was already discussed back in 2010 -139012;1360020999;jcpham;:) -139011;1360021009;Luke-Jr;awkorama: SD costs miners more than the fees cover -139010;1360021022;Luke-Jr;awkorama: it also harms Bitcoin, reducing the value of them -139009;1360021028;mircea_popescu; bitcoin is ruining freenode <<< it is a testament to bitcoin's state that this statement is true when everyone knows how fucking ruined freenode was to begin with. -139008;1360021036;Namworld;How does SD costs miners? -139007;1360021043;dub;lilo ruined freenode -139006;1360021044;Namworld;other than verifying the transactions? -139005;1360021058;Ukyo;technically, SD is paying miners -139004;1360021059;Ukyo;not costing them -139003;1360021066;mircea_popescu;dude, srsly. stop with all the rationalization bullshit. just come out clean, say it. they make money , you'd like some, you think it's unfair etc. -139002;1360021068;Ukyo;they are or were a large portion of txn fees being paidout -139001;1360021071;mircea_popescu;"costs miners". -139000;1360021087;Luke-Jr;Namworld: every single node relaying the block needs to verify the transactions before it sends it on, so block propagation time increases and blocks get orphaned -138999;1360021103;dub;and dub has to throw away hardware -138998;1360021107;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: but those fees were never meant to cover the ACTUAL COSTS of mining the transaction -138997;1360021110;Namworld;and @davout: Ah well nevermind then. Just a random proposal, would require rewriting of how bitcoin network accepts transactions. -138996;1360021120;Ukyo;Then raise the fees -138995;1360021128;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: they're only there to DISCOURAGE spammers; which doesn't work for SD because it has an unlimited supply of idiot gamblers to cover the expense -138994;1360021134;mircea_popescu;lmao -138993;1360021136;Ukyo;thts not how I understand it -138992;1360021138;mircea_popescu;THEY ARE NOT SPAMMERS -138991;1360021146;Ukyo;txn fees are there to replace the BTC as its goes away -138990;1360021152;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: yes, raising fees is the "obvious" solution -138989;1360021154;Ukyo;or else when all coins are mined, no one will mine.. -138988;1360021168;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: problem is, until Bitcoin reaches critical mass, raising fees will kill adoption -138987;1360021168;mircea_popescu;raising fees will just mean other miners get it, end of story. -138986;1360021190;mircea_popescu;what eats him, basically, is that pretty much no miner cares about what he thinks on the matter. -138985;1360021194;jcpham;i was being ironic -138984;1360021196;iz;can't SD just raise fees for their transactions? -138983;1360021198;jcpham;re: freenode -138982;1360021227;Luke-Jr;iz: yes, miners would be forced to raise fees high enough that the gamblers stopped playing basically -138981;1360021231;davout;Luke-Jr: code a forl that doesn't relay sd txes, i'll use it, seriously. -138980;1360021236;Luke-Jr;or SD stopped its DDoS -138979;1360021243;Luke-Jr;davout: already done -138978;1360021246;iz;or better yet, have the fees influence the % of payout slightly -138977;1360021252;mircea_popescu;or you got a job doing somethingelse ? -138976;1360021254;Ukyo;thats stupid luke -138975;1360021260;pigeons;iz: SD can't control what fees their users pay, and the fees would have to be very high to negate the negative effect -138974;1360021262;Ukyo;we are already at one half reward -138973;1360021262;mircea_popescu;srsly luke. bitcoin isn't for you. -138972;1360021265;Ukyo;txn fees should go up -138971;1360021267;Ukyo;to account for that -138970;1360021269;mircea_popescu;this is for smart people. why do you keep torturing yourself ? -138969;1360021274;Ukyo;that was the whole original basis -138968;1360021277;mircea_popescu;you can't cope, there's no rule every idiot under the sun has to be involved. -138967;1360021282;iz;pigeons: can't they just decide to reject any transactions that have a tx fee below X? -138966;1360021285;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: the basis was that ADOPTION would bring MORE fees -138965;1360021287;pigeons;yeah fees have gone waaay down since the start -138964;1360021288;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: not that fees would go up -138963;1360021292;mircea_popescu;do what cablepair did, focus on delivering rental party equipment or something -138962;1360021294;Ukyo;its been how long now -138961;1360021299;Luke-Jr;(fees will go up too, but that's not the main method) -138960;1360021299;Ukyo;and that basis has failed -138959;1360021311;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: it hasn't. SD is just forcing it to fail -138958;1360021318;Ukyo;3 years and were getting .1btc per -138957;1360021321;iz;all they have to do is reject transactions with tx fees below what they want the new min to be -138956;1360021325;Ukyo;make them pay more -138955;1360021326;Ukyo;and it will help -138954;1360021341;iz;and other mining pools could still use normal lower tx fee, right? -138953;1360021342;Ukyo;most ppl dont care about a 0.001 txn fee -138952;1360021344;Ukyo;hell -138951;1360021352;Ukyo;most ppl pay 0.1 ~1btc on normal fees to other things -138950;1360021366;Ukyo;its priority optional anyways -138949;1360021367;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: low fees is currently a point driving bitcoin adoption -138948;1360021369;Ukyo;that was the basiss to get ppl in -138947;1360021375;mircea_popescu;i bet you nickles to dollars that increasing the fee would simply increase the % of tx belonging to sd. -138946;1360021376;Ukyo;no its not -138945;1360021379;Ukyo;has nothing to do with it -138944;1360021384;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: if you want bitcoin to succeed, increasing fees at this point is not a real option -138943;1360021385;Ukyo;bitcoin adoption is being driven by media -138942;1360021389;iz;i think part of the issue is that btc is deflationary and can be difficult for new users to get currency for -138941;1360021401;mircea_popescu;no, actually... bitcoin adoption is being driven by satoshi dice and mpex, in that order. -138940;1360021403;Ukyo;and its anoniminity, etc -138939;1360021404;pigeons;yeah i think this artificallhy low fee structure we currently have is unsustainable obviously -138938;1360021408;Ukyo;mp : hush you -138937;1360021410;mircea_popescu;all the blathering online a very vehehehehery distant third. -138936;1360021413;mircea_popescu;well... tis the truth. -138935;1360021417;Ukyo;:P -138934;1360021418;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: Bitcoin isn't anonymous. -138933;1360021421;iz;so even though a 0.005 tx fee isn't that much in real currency, it can seem like a lot if you only have 0.1 BTC to your name -138932;1360021428;Ukyo;tell that to the media -138931;1360021430;Ukyo;which reports it as such -138930;1360021438;Ukyo;ppl sign up daily -138929;1360021440;Ukyo;thinking they are anon -138928;1360021444;Luke-Jr;davout: anyhow, https://gitorious.org/~Luke-Jr/bitcoin/luke-jr-bitcoin/commits/block_dice -138927;1360021445;Ukyo;getting to use bitcoins -138926;1360021461;Ukyo;Luke-Jr: : thats rediculas -138925;1360021470;Ukyo;your setting a president to encourage ppl to block address -138924;1360021472;mircea_popescu;aghahahaha that's cute -138923;1360021476;mircea_popescu;he even has code nobody uses! -138922;1360021476;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: good -138921;1360021490;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: that also helps bitcoin along -138920;1360021509;davout_;well Luke-Jr somehow has a point, as a simple node i really have no interest in relaying SD txes -138919;1360021514;Ukyo;luke: i thikn eleigus pool is hurting bitcoin -138918;1360021517;dub;Ukyo: this is surprising to you? He has destroyed entire chains by 51% them and blocking all transactions. -138917;1360021519;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: then you're wrong -138916;1360021520;Ukyo;i will ask all the other miners to block it -138915;1360021530;Ukyo;and pools -138914;1360021534;Ukyo;hey -138913;1360021546;Ukyo;you get to push ideas however right/wrong they are -138912;1360021548;Ukyo;I can do mine -138911;1360021549;iz;oh.. it's cuz of the relaying -138910;1360021551;iz;i get it -138909;1360021551;davout_;i don't mean to say what other should do, but if i had an easy to way to not relay txes matching certain patterns i'd definitely do it -138908;1360021555;mircea_popescu;Ukyo it's possibly hurting, but it's so tiny as to not really matter. -138907;1360021560;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: well, I only push right ideas. -138906;1360021567;mircea_popescu;it's a sort of bitcoin zoo really. -138905;1360021574;Ukyo;right by YOU -138904;1360021577;Ukyo;its your opinion -138903;1360021586;davout_;Luke-Jr: one day you'll understand that "right" and "wrong" are just your imagination -138902;1360021597;Ukyo;i mean, everyone else in here seems to be argueing aginst you -138901;1360021598;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: to a degree. and miners have the freedom to ignore transactions by design. -138900;1360021603;Luke-Jr;davout_: nonsense -138899;1360021604;Ukyo;so obvously other ppl dont shre your opinion -138898;1360021621;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: well, mostly because not many people here have a clue -138897;1360021631;Ukyo;no -138896;1360021633;Luke-Jr;and mircea_popescu chases off the people who do -138895;1360021638;Ukyo;pp just dont agree that you need low fees to encourage ppl -138894;1360021645;mircea_popescu;ahaha! dude. you came here because i'm here. -138893;1360021656;Ukyo;mircea_popescu: : no, he lurks everywhere regardles -138892;1360021657;mircea_popescu;and also, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136000991663.jpg -138891;1360021659;Ukyo;sorry ego boy ;) -138890;1360021670;davout;Luke-Jr: sense, and non-sense are dividing stuff, it's like putting stuff in little boxes, right, wrong, good, bad, white, black small romanian cock, hard french rod, these are all imaginary -138889;1360021682;mircea_popescu;Ukyo pfff. -138888;1360021692;Luke-Jr;I'm even in #litecoin -138887;1360021700;Ukyo;mp3* -138886;1360021702;pigeons;/j #rucoin -138885;1360021708;mircea_popescu;so, Luke-Jr, when can i expect s.dice to be dead ? -138884;1360021709;Ukyo;he lurks in my chans even hehe -138883;1360021713;davout;mircea_popescu: cute -138882;1360021717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00069038 = 7.18 BTC [+] -138881;1360021719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00069003 = 2.2771 BTC [-] -138880;1360021777;Ukyo;actually -138879;1360021781;Ukyo;raising the txn fees, will re-encourage miners -138878;1360021784;Ukyo;more miners -138877;1360021789;Ukyo;more mining sustainability -138876;1360021798;Ukyo;increase more interest in ppl wanting to join bitcoin to mine -138875;1360021800;Ukyo;and use it -138874;1360021800;mircea_popescu;Ukyo not rly. the exchange rate is high atm, everyone's mining anyway -138873;1360021807;jborkl;Holy shit, you know how much crap I read to catch up -138872;1360021811;Ukyo;and if blocks paid out higher -138871;1360021812;Ukyo;due to txn fees -138870;1360021817;mircea_popescu;jborkl lol welcome. -138869;1360021818;dub;Ukyo: mining is not the use case for bitcoin -138868;1360021819;jborkl;Luke, just buy sdice stock, -138867;1360021820;Ukyo;even more ppl would jump -138866;1360021826;davout;Luke-Jr: if you want to be actually productive here is my advice : modify your fork so people can filter txes they wish to relay using arbitrary criteria, like regexp on the receiver address for example, make it consensual (that's probably where it's going to be hard for you) enough so it is accepted upstream -138865;1360021830;jborkl;for fucks sake -138864;1360021833;Ukyo;dub: it maintains the network. its a small use case -138863;1360021835;mircea_popescu;jborkl talk is cheaper than buyingstock. -138862;1360021851;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: btw, to elaborate on the precedent-of-blocking-addresses bit… Bitcoin is only workable if every transaction uses a new address anyway, so discouraging reusable ones is a good thing -138861;1360021869;Ukyo;I think txn fees should slowly increase over time, instead of "No more bitcoins generated. so BAM huge txn fee" -138860;1360021870;Luke-Jr;davout: that'd make it slower :/ -138859;1360021877;Ukyo;or you could put in a small txn fee at that time, and most miners wont care... -138858;1360021878;Luke-Jr;davout: right now, I'm not even decoding the address -138857;1360021879;jborkl;Well I mine- and to make more income I bought sdice ---with blocks from mining -138856;1360021885;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr that's good sometimes. fixed addresses enhance anonimity and are good for branding purposes. -138855;1360021888;mircea_popescu;so, it's a mixed bag. -138854;1360021896;pigeons;satoshi always said miners are supposed to decide which transactions to include in blocks -138853;1360021904;davout;Luke-Jr: well do, empower people to vote with their relay capability -138852;1360021921;Luke-Jr;jborkl: I would advise selling it. -138851;1360021938;davout;because atm nodes are rewarded for their hashing power, but not for the relaying -138850;1360021947;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr wanna short it ? :D -138849;1360021956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4026 @ 0.00069003 = 2.7781 BTC [-] -138848;1360021957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5074 @ 0.00069003 = 3.5012 BTC [-] -138847;1360021960;davout;it's either going to evolve into "relay gets fees too", or "miners-only" IMHO -138846;1360021961;jborkl;No, thanks I will keep it -138845;1360021975;mircea_popescu;davout relay isn't gonna get tx fee -138844;1360021987;Luke-Jr;davout: I only bother with dice because it hurts me really. not sure I care enough to spend the time on your suggestion, though I'd encourage you to bring it up as a possibility in -dev sometime when more devs are around -138843;1360021990;pigeons;let's ask RealSolid what he thinks -138842;1360021994;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 2 @ 0.14735296 = 0.2947 BTC [+] -138841;1360021996;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 494 @ 0.12990002 = 64.1706 BTC [-] -138840;1360021997;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 1 @ 0.16454909 BTC [-] -138839;1360021999;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 496 @ 0.14947113 = 74.1377 BTC [-] -138838;1360022000;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 496 @ 0.17148704 = 85.0576 BTC [-] -138837;1360022002;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 490 @ 0.19578159 = 95.933 BTC [-] -138836;1360022003;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 2 @ 0.22221004 = 0.4444 BTC [-] -138835;1360022005;Ukyo;okay -138834;1360022007;Luke-Jr;davout: plus, I expect such a potentially-controversial change would go over easier if someone else did it -138833;1360022009;Ukyo;now we are getting to it -138832;1360022011;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -138831;1360022013;davout;mircea_popescu: if not we're going to end up with a network made only of miners, and miners won't have an incentive to relay fee-paying txes to their neighbors -138830;1360022014;Ukyo;your pool is suffering -138829;1360022015;iz;relaying is just the p2p part though, right? even non-mining clients relay transactions? -138828;1360022021;iz;or is that incorrect -138827;1360022025;Ukyo;so your mad -138826;1360022027;Ukyo;and its a personal issue -138825;1360022031;mircea_popescu;Ukyo doh -138824;1360022032;Luke-Jr;Ukyo: was. until I blcoked dice. -138823;1360022036;davout;Luke-Jr: code it and I'll submit it -138822;1360022044;Ukyo;then your done, let it be -138821;1360022049;Ukyo;moving on to a new subject -138820;1360022049;Ukyo;avalons -138819;1360022051;Ukyo;are still available -138818;1360022052;Luke-Jr;davout: like I said, not really sure it's worth my time :P -138817;1360022056;Ukyo;and will be relaunched soon -138816;1360022064;Luke-Jr;davout: most big miners and pools can compile.. :P -138815;1360022064;Ukyo;there are a great many orders that were placd -138814;1360022067;Ukyo;and not paid for -138813;1360022068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2437 @ 0.00069003 = 1.6816 BTC [-] -138812;1360022069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11211 @ 0.00069002 = 7.7358 BTC [-] -138811;1360022073;Ukyo;and those qty's will become available soon -138810;1360022087;davout;Luke-Jr: put your time where your mouth is -138809;1360022089;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 30 @ 0.16714568 = 5.0144 BTC [+] -138808;1360022090;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 970 @ 0.1706684 = 165.5483 BTC [+] -138807;1360022107;pigeons;while we're on asshattery: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141163.0;topicseen -138806;1360022107;mircea_popescu; and will be relaunched soon << that clusterfuck,... -138805;1360022122;davout;anyway, the cock measurment contest is waiting for contenders after the flawless french victory over romania -138804;1360022140;Luke-Jr;pigeons: best to just ignore trolls -138803;1360022147;mircea_popescu;davout im sorry, i must have missed that over the sound of you slurping it ?! -138802;1360022182;davout;hah -138801;1360022203;mircea_popescu;visual aids : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135153836785.jpg -138800;1360022205;mircea_popescu;she's french. -138799;1360022213;dub;of course teh french word for victory is surrender, right? -138798;1360022219;mircea_popescu;hahaah -138797;1360022223;davout;mircea_popescu: if one day we ever physically meet i will insist on an actual penile measurment being performed by a local official -138796;1360022235;mircea_popescu;as long as its a female official -138795;1360022240;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.75815152 = 6.8234 BTC [-] -138794;1360022300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.76450001 = 1.529 BTC [+] -138793;1360022300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.76450001 = 6.116 BTC [+] -138792;1360022309;jcpham;i'm not willing to purchase mining hardware with bitcoin -138791;1360022344;mircea_popescu;why not ? you too could be making pennies to the dollar over high risk capital costs! -138790;1360022360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069496 = 3.0029 BTC [+] -138789;1360022362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5579 @ 0.00069515 = 3.8782 BTC [+] -138788;1360022372;pigeons;i'm certainly not paying for mining equipment that actually exists already -138787;1360022396;dub;jcpham: I'll swap my bfl preorder for your mom -138786;1360022407;jcpham;i had basic units on preorder and paid with cc -138785;1360022419;jcpham;that fell apart. i called my cc company and got my money back -138784;1360022423;jcpham;rinse and repeat -138783;1360022435;JWU_42;I iwsh i could have used a CC for my BFL pre order -138782;1360022458;dub;they took pp no? -138781;1360022461;JWU_42;oh well - it saved some of my BTC from going down with the pirate's ship -138780;1360022477;jcpham;paypla is the same as credit card to me -138779;1360022478;jborkl;they still take pp -138778;1360022479;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.76450001 = 6.8805 BTC [+] -138777;1360022488;JWU_42;dub: yeah - forgot about payPAL -138776;1360022512;JWU_42;:/ -138775;1360022537;jcpham;avalon's unit looks nice. if they let me pay with another method other than btc only, i'd order one -138774;1360022610;dub;why not otc some btc with your cc via pp -138773;1360022625;mircea_popescu;dub that could be in a meme. -138772;1360022632;dub;I thought so -138771;1360022633;JWU_42;heh -138770;1360022646;jcpham;dub i do that anyways -138769;1360022656;dub;so whats the ploblem -138768;1360022659;jcpham;why would i then spend the coins on something i may never see -138767;1360022669;DeadWeasel;dub, that owuld be impossible if you have no Wot Rating, right? -138766;1360022670;dub;oh u trollin' -138765;1360022674;jcpham;i know what happens when you send bitcoins -138764;1360022675;mircea_popescu;jcpham you wouldn't spend coins on cavity fillings ? -138763;1360022680;dub;DeadWeasel: yes, in all likelyhood -138762;1360022682;jcpham;you never see them again -138761;1360022693;dub;DeadWeasel: jcpham is WoT jesus though -138760;1360022701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3692 @ 0.00069515 = 2.5665 BTC [+] -138759;1360022711;DeadWeasel;haha -138758;1360022731;DeadWeasel;I set it up last week, now I'm like, wtf do I with this since nobody will do business w/me. -138757;1360022733;DeadWeasel;chicken and the egg -138756;1360022734;jcpham;;getrating jcpham -138755;1360022741;jcpham;broken ass bot -138754;1360022774;jcpham;yeah DeadWeasel I have no tips for you there. it takes time. -138753;1360022807;DeadWeasel;what kind of transactions would people consider? like tiny little ones? for what? where? -138752;1360022830;mircea_popescu;well, do you have a cc DeadWeasel ? -138751;1360022833;DeadWeasel;just linger on bitcoin-otc begging? sounds pathetic and not worth the time -138750;1360022835;DeadWeasel;yeah -138749;1360022845;mircea_popescu;aite, one sec -138748;1360022866;jcpham;i trade however seems most profitable to me -138747;1360022878;jcpham;i'm a total jew -138746;1360022892;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel https://secure.somethingawful.com/products/gift-certificate.php?product_type=register -138745;1360022896;mircea_popescu;buy me that. ill send you .5 btc. -138744;1360022912;jcpham;i'll buy your coins with paypal -10% and sell them to someone else for cash +25% -138743;1360022934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8158 @ 0.00069943 = 5.7059 BTC [+] -138742;1360022936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069018 = 2.9823 BTC [-] -138741;1360022939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4521 @ 0.00069002 = 3.1196 BTC [-] -138740;1360022954;DeadWeasel;good idea, I could do localbitcoins.com for some Wot maybe? -138739;1360022961;DeadWeasel;except they wouldn't be members -138738;1360022964;mircea_popescu;... -138737;1360022976;DeadWeasel;this closed loop system. -138736;1360022985;DeadWeasel;i'm looking at it, mp. -138735;1360023012;jcpham;don't facilitate MP getting onto somethingawful -138734;1360023018;jcpham;worst idea ever -138733;1360023036;mircea_popescu;jcpham i am literally going to make a iama ama thread -138732;1360023047;DeadWeasel;apparently I've gotta whore myself out to get my first Wot Rating. -138731;1360023056;dub;I'm a romanian porn king: ama -138730;1360023069;jcpham;;;rate DeadWeasel 1 apparently I've gotta whore myself out to get my first Wot Rating. -138729;1360023071;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user DeadWeasel has been recorded. -138728;1360023096;mircea_popescu;dude i was gonna pop his wottery over a sa account -138727;1360023098;DeadWeasel;OMG! you busted my WoT Cherry! -138726;1360023100;DeadWeasel;thanks man -138725;1360023101;mircea_popescu;it'd have been so beautiful -138724;1360023110;jcpham;it means a lot or little -138723;1360023115;DeadWeasel;wottery, nice. -138722;1360023116;jcpham;you decide -138721;1360023126;DeadWeasel;I plan on it. -138720;1360023130;mircea_popescu;very little, jcpham is a POOR JUDGE of character -138719;1360023131;mircea_popescu;everyone knows -138718;1360023138;dub;haha -138717;1360023146;jcpham;facepalm -138716;1360023148;mircea_popescu;lol -138715;1360023159;jborkl;so, I missed the main conversation- how does jr think he is killing sd? -138714;1360023168;jcpham;bruce wagner got my bitcoins -138713;1360023169;mircea_popescu;jborkl power of prayer. -138712;1360023171;DeadWeasel;haha -138711;1360023174;jborkl;lol -138710;1360023187;mircea_popescu;thing is i kinda like the fucker -138709;1360023192;jborkl;I prayed to the easter bunny and the shit came true -138708;1360023194;mircea_popescu;but he gets too wrapped up ocasionally. -138707;1360023291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00069002 = 4.4506 BTC [-] -138706;1360023353;dub;ssh pe41 -138705;1360023358;dub;jesus fuck -138704;1360023369;mircea_popescu;lmao -138703;1360023371;mircea_popescu;all ur box -138702;1360023412;dub;IRC + audio meeting + maintenance window, my scheduler is contended -138701;1360023416;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -138700;1360023416;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -138699;1360023457;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:527a1a6410a9742789ec8c9a554290ef8f777431b94d35f8e170f52a -138698;1360023458;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -138697;1360023684;DeadWeasel;;;eauth DeadWeasel -138696;1360023685;gribble;Request successful for user DeadWeasel, hostmask DeadWeasel!~DeadWease@cpe-74-75-235-219.maine.res.rr.com. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/6D206C24463BEC07 -138695;1360023839;mircea_popescu;;;rate DeadWeasel 1 Bought me SA account. -138694;1360023841;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user DeadWeasel has been recorded. -138693;1360023857;jcpham;;;unrate DeadWeasel -138692;1360023858;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for DeadWeasel. -138691;1360023862;DeadWeasel;aw shit -138690;1360023869;jcpham;probably best to not get him mixed up with me -138689;1360023914;pigeons;you don't wanna get mixed up with a guy like me Dottie -138688;1360023923;pigeons;I'm a loner Dottie, a rebel -138687;1360024099;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.76450001 BTC [+] -138686;1360024176;mircea_popescu;lol -138685;1360024207;jurov;omg discussion... if they're gonna blosk sdice, i'm proposing to block silk road too -138684;1360024214;kakobreklaa;and mpex -138683;1360024216;kakobreklaa;and gox -138682;1360024223;jurov;ya -138681;1360024237;kakobreklaa;in fact -138680;1360024243;kakobreklaa;everything that is not end user -138679;1360024246;jcpham;oooh i want to block silk road -138678;1360024248;kakobreklaa;should be banned! -138677;1360024252;pigeons;ll i dont accept any inputs without a government tax stamp -138676;1360024295;kakobreklaa;so no btc donations for the church, Luke-Jr! -138675;1360024303;dub;it'd be nice if we could just convince erik to stop being a dick -138674;1360024361;kakobreklaa;its a collective stabbing, cant outlaw the knife. -138673;1360024362;mircea_popescu;http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3532233 -138672;1360024363;pigeons;what's the name of the dice game that tries to be less destructive to the network? -138671;1360024363;dub;all he's doing is giving luke a reason to be luke -138670;1360024367;kakobreklaa;i need it for ma bread. -138669;1360024367;mircea_popescu;dude im like so cool now. -138668;1360024378;dub;fkn goons -138667;1360024388;pigeons;.title -138666;1360024399;pigeons;!title -138665;1360024408;pigeons;@title -138664;1360024449;DeadWeasel;lovely, mp, everybody is your whore, no? -138663;1360024579;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.755 BTC [-] -138662;1360024630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069992 = 3.0244 BTC [+] -138661;1360024632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 321 @ 0.00069998 = 0.2247 BTC [+] -138660;1360024782;pigeons;I am Mircea Popescu! ask me anything! Q: Who are you? -138659;1360025002;Luke-Jr;jurov: glad to block silk road, if you know a way -138658;1360025035;jurov;orly? and what if sdice starts using another addy for every bet? -138657;1360025102;jurov;just forget it. it's uphill battle. -138656;1360025125;Namworld;My god... -138655;1360025147;jborkl;hmm, lets make the anti-govt free to do thinkers -not be able to do what they want. No SD, no SR, no Porn ... whats left for bitcoin -138654;1360025160;Namworld;I bet they do the same thing for just about everything else... so many empty words -138653;1360025164;dub;aww mp your thread got pwned -138652;1360025175;mircea_popescu;a well, i guess they banned it. -138651;1360025178;Namworld;SA must be happy from the advertising revenue tho. -138650;1360025178;mircea_popescu;was fun while it lasted. -138649;1360025198;dub;its just moved -138648;1360025214;dub;http://forums.somethingawful.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=25 -138647;1360025216;mircea_popescu;but i can't post ? -138646;1360025224;dub;oh -138645;1360025240;Namworld;it's the gas chamber -138644;1360025259;Luke-Jr;jurov: hopefully they won't without also stopping the DDoS -138643;1360025285;dub;Luke-Jr: why 'D'DoS? -138642;1360025290;mircea_popescu;i have no idea how their shit works, but anyway. was fun -138641;1360025323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069821 = 3.017 BTC [-] -138640;1360025324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11319 @ 0.00069796 = 7.9002 BTC [-] -138639;1360025325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0006912 = 6.912 BTC [-] -138638;1360025327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6618 @ 0.00069002 = 4.5666 BTC [-] -138637;1360025328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9359 @ 0.00069002 = 6.4579 BTC [-] -138636;1360025330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18333 @ 0.00069001 = 12.65 BTC [-] -138635;1360025331;dub;seems fairly centralised in a bitcoin sense -138634;1360025367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069967 = 3.0233 BTC [+] -138633;1360025369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4305 @ 0.00069998 = 3.0134 BTC [+] -138632;1360025480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00069998 = 1.33 BTC [+] -138631;1360025618;Namworld;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141067.0 -138630;1360025627;Namworld;696 ASICMINER shares for sale -138629;1360025680;dub;you paid .1? -138628;1360025709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11984 @ 0.00069998 = 8.3886 BTC [+] -138627;1360025711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4898 @ 0.00069999 = 3.4286 BTC [+] -138626;1360025714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 118 @ 0.00069999 = 0.0826 BTC [+] -138625;1360025723;Namworld;yeah -138624;1360025768;Namworld;and put them up for auction at that starting price -138623;1360026053;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3299 = 0.6598 BTC [+] -138622;1360026291;mircea_popescu;jcpham so you were right, it lasted 10 minutes -138621;1360026320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14350 @ 0.00069998 = 10.0447 BTC [-] -138620;1360026435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069011 = 2.982 BTC [-] -138619;1360026436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5523 @ 0.00069001 = 3.8109 BTC [-] -138618;1360026609;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -138617;1360026699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00069001 = 7.7281 BTC [-] -138616;1360026925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069988 = 3.0242 BTC [+] -138615;1360026930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14849 @ 0.00069999 = 10.3942 BTC [+] -138614;1360026933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25650 @ 0.00069998 = 17.9545 BTC [-] -138613;1360026989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069027 = 2.9827 BTC [-] -138612;1360026991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 379 @ 0.00069001 = 0.2615 BTC [-] -138611;1360027389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10935 @ 0.00069001 = 7.5453 BTC [-] -138610;1360028189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3279 @ 0.00069999 = 2.2953 BTC [+] -138609;1360028191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069974 = 3.0236 BTC [-] -138608;1360028192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00069471 = 3.1957 BTC [-] -138607;1360028575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00069018 = 2.3811 BTC [-] -138606;1360028719;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.7590101 BTC [+] -138605;1360028739;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -138604;1360028741;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 8 seconds -138603;1360028860;j1717;what wallet takes the smallest cut for afee? -138602;1360028892;pigeons;your own -138601;1360028893;Diablo-D3;[04:34:22] Diablo-D3: there? -138600;1360028894;Diablo-D3;yes? -138599;1360028907;iz;the default bitcoin wallet takes no cut for a fee -138598;1360028921;mircea_popescu;wallets take cuts now ?! -138597;1360028927;pigeons;mtgox charges no tx fees, they say not to use the trading account as a wallet however -138596;1360028938;Diablo-D3;I mean, its fast, and you get a much more stable chip -138595;1360028952;Diablo-D3;and you can fab them at sizes you cant cheaply buy fpgas -138594;1360028952;j1717;bitcoin qt just charged me .0045 fee -138593;1360028961;pigeons;mircea_popescu: that was originally gavin's company's whole business model, something like 1%-5% fees for strongcoin web wallet -138592;1360029007;iz;j1717: those are transaction fees, and happen whenver you do transactions anywhere with bitcoin -138591;1360029012;pigeons;j1717: well that fee was determined necessary to be accepted. perhaps you could manually create the tx and hope it still gets included with no fee, but comeone -138590;1360029040;pigeons;j1717: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees -138589;1360029050;iz;(unless you use an old or hacked client to do 0 fee transactions, which will take forever to actually get accepted -138588;1360029137;pigeons;yeah 1% on strongcoin -138587;1360029217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 871 @ 0.00069018 = 0.6011 BTC [-] -138586;1360029219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1329 @ 0.00069001 = 0.917 BTC [-] -138585;1360029274;pigeons;https://www.strongcoin.com/en/blog/frequently_asked_questions How secure are your servers ? StrongCoin is hosted on Heroku -138584;1360029787;mircea_popescu;wait. what ?! -138583;1360029793;mircea_popescu;gavin was involved with strongcoin ?! -138582;1360029867;pigeons;uh yeah -138581;1360029882;Diablo-D3;Namworld: so what does btcbond's news mean for btcmining? -138580;1360029949;mircea_popescu;ugh. i thought solidcoin was this ridiculous one man fork which had like, imaginary nodes with "unspendable" millions and other hacky 16 yo nonsense -138579;1360029954;mircea_popescu;am i confusing it ?! -138578;1360030002;pigeons;i remember that, it may have been called that, but strongcoins.com is a web wallet. they used to employ gavin, i don't know currently -138577;1360030008;pigeons;*strongcoin.com -138576;1360030071;Ukyo;Diablo-D3: -138575;1360030071;Ukyo;pm -138574;1360030286;mjr_;hi all -138573;1360030300;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 13 @ 0.0242 = 0.3146 BTC [-] -138572;1360030301;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 12 @ 0.0242 = 0.2904 BTC [-] -138571;1360030373;Xelv3t;!help -138570;1360030373;assbot;List of commands: -138569;1360030375;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -138568;1360030398;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.745 BTC [-] -138567;1360030404;Namworld;means I'll probably have to sue amazingrando. I'm not sure our conversation records are sufficient at all for this. -138566;1360030444;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -138565;1360030445;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.47411, Best ask: 20.65000, Bid-ask spread: 0.17589, Last trade: 20.47411, 24 hour volume: 52068.35970111, 24 hour low: 19.85502, 24 hour high: 21.05000, 24 hour vwap: 20.42514 -138564;1360030460;mircea_popescu;sue over 250 btc ? -138563;1360030469;Diablo-D3;Namworld: you could loan one of your avalon units to btc-mining -138562;1360030477;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its more than that -138561;1360030484;mircea_popescu;a -138560;1360030497;Diablo-D3;its in the thousands I think -138559;1360030497;Namworld;2369 BTC* -138558;1360030503;mircea_popescu;o no way ?! -138557;1360030508;Diablo-D3;and 106 of that btc is mine -138556;1360030513;Namworld;aye -138555;1360030520;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.7590101 BTC [+] -138554;1360030523;mircea_popescu;so how come you're not one of the 85% -138553;1360030536;mircea_popescu;he didn't get much more than 30k total, did he ? -138552;1360030625;Namworld;100000 bonds x .6 BTC = 60k BTC? -138551;1360030638;Namworld;Approximated -138550;1360030697;Namworld;I don't think he sold all his hashing at that price -138549;1360030714;Namworld;but there's like no margin kept for the operation's expense?!? -138548;1360030725;Namworld;He sold all the hashing it seems -138547;1360030733;Namworld;perpetual -138546;1360030806;mircea_popescu;well the terms keep shifting around, but anyway. -138545;1360030900;Namworld;He should refit his rig for some other purpose. A 600 GPU cluster could propably fetch more by being rented as such than the 15k he makes mining per month. -138544;1360030960;DeadWeasel;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:09d6242f5fab39f5c63e486a8b81d9762d15ac12beddb4e569f7b24d -138543;1360030960;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -138542;1360030975;DeadWeasel;;;eauth DeadWeasel -138541;1360030975;gribble;Request successful for user DeadWeasel, hostmask DeadWeasel!~DeadWease@108-61-55-67ch.openskytelcom.net. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/6D206C24463BEC07 -138540;1360030987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 130 @ 0.00736659 = 0.9577 BTC [-] -138539;1360031007;mircea_popescu;doing what ? -138538;1360031033;DeadWeasel;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:0759d0648d6f1f549ad334ff7accb25268c0bbb8c1642dda1b42e781 -138537;1360031033;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -138536;1360031045;Namworld;calculations. GPU clusters are good for various computational needs. -138535;1360031052;Namworld;Not just bitcoin hashing... -138534;1360031067;mircea_popescu;sounds vague. -138533;1360031091;mircea_popescu;aanyway, i'm impressed with the entire "rigs are worthless now that you've bought them for me" stuff -138532;1360031104;mircea_popescu;literally not one single miner, large or small, has done anything else -138531;1360031118;mircea_popescu;maybe just tag the lot of them and be done with it. persecution of miners. -138530;1360031153;DeadWeasel;;;rate mircea_popescu 1 -138529;1360031154;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user mircea_popescu has been recorded. -138528;1360031164;DeadWeasel;thx for the help mircea_popescu -138527;1360031172;DeadWeasel;gotta start somewhere. -138526;1360031179;mircea_popescu;sure -138525;1360031181;mircea_popescu;o btw! -138524;1360031189;mircea_popescu;;;rate DeadWeasel -1 THAT CODE WAS DEFFECTIVE -138523;1360031189;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be identified via GPG to use the rating system. -138522;1360031206;DeadWeasel;what? -138521;1360031208;mircea_popescu;lol -138520;1360031211;mircea_popescu;jus' messin with ya -138519;1360031218;mircea_popescu;they DID ban me tho -138518;1360031222;DeadWeasel;christ on crutches -138517;1360031223;mircea_popescu;but i doubt you had anything to do with it. -138516;1360031234;DeadWeasel;you can do that fine for yourself, clearly -138515;1360031235;pigeons;;;rate DeadWeasel -2 trusts mircea_popescu -138514;1360031236;kakobrekla;already banned? -138513;1360031237;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -2 for user DeadWeasel has been recorded. -138512;1360031246;DeadWeasel;jessus christ -138511;1360031246;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla literally 10 minutes. -138510;1360031252;mircea_popescu;lol poor guy had a heart attack -138509;1360031266;pigeons;;;unrate DeadWeasel -138508;1360031267;DeadWeasel;um, seriously, could ya'll reverse that shit? -138507;1360031267;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for DeadWeasel. -138506;1360031270;DeadWeasel;thanks -138505;1360031282;DeadWeasel;WoT has less meaning to it after this experience. -138504;1360031284;kakobrekla;and i was just bout ;;rate pigeons -3 rates cause of ratings! -138503;1360031292;mircea_popescu;lmao RATEWAR! -138502;1360031298;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel wot is meaningless in itself. -138501;1360031308;mircea_popescu;you gotta understand it to use it to any effect. -138500;1360031309;DeadWeasel;I see that now.. learning is fun. -138499;1360031335;DeadWeasel;experience is the best teacher. unless you've got guide?? -138498;1360031358;mircea_popescu;how old are you if you don't mind my asking ? -138497;1360031377;Namworld;vague? I think GPU clusters can be used for graphical rendering... simulations... password cracking -138496;1360031382;DeadWeasel;first lesson, believeing WoT is actually a safe haven for doing business is false. -138495;1360031382;Namworld;that sort of things -138494;1360031398;kakobrekla;second lesson, dont tell your age to MP. -138493;1360031400;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel it is. it's just not easy to game. -138492;1360031437;Namworld;I'm not sure how you can use them exactly. I just know many companies rent GPU clusters. And price is usually hefty -138491;1360031446;pigeons;yeah but who is paying for third party gpu work? -138490;1360031458;Namworld;Would probably involve a lot of work and expenses for amazingrando to refit tho -138489;1360031463;pigeons;i have seen some deals for password cracking, but they weren't steady jobs -138488;1360031466;mircea_popescu;Namworld unless you know someione specifically paying 15001 right now -138487;1360031468;mircea_popescu;it's vague -138486;1360031475;Namworld;aye -138485;1360031484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6023 @ 0.00069383 = 4.1789 BTC [+] -138484;1360031486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12077 @ 0.00069001 = 8.3333 BTC [-] -138483;1360031516;DeadWeasel;http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3532233 -138482;1360031521;DeadWeasel;this really turned out well. -138481;1360031548;DeadWeasel;there are more twats on SometingAweful than bitcointalk -138480;1360031558;mircea_popescu;lol ya -138479;1360031567;mircea_popescu;still. i had 10 bux worth of fun -138478;1360031575;mircea_popescu;and i think i owned them worth half a buttcoin -138477;1360031579;mircea_popescu;like... a cheekcoin -138476;1360031580;mircea_popescu;'s wort -138475;1360031583;DeadWeasel;no doubt. -138474;1360031755;mircea_popescu;i wonder what burned more, the "i can't distinguish you from reddit" part or the "paid for account with buttcoins" part. -138473;1360032020;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [+] -138472;1360032260;mircea_popescu;well anyway. that's enough exciteement for one day. -138471;1360032262;mircea_popescu;take it ezzy all -138470;1360032282;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -138469;1360032283;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.49673, Best ask: 20.69999, Bid-ask spread: 0.20326, Last trade: 20.49671, 24 hour volume: 52397.98545826, 24 hour low: 19.85502, 24 hour high: 21.05000, 24 hour vwap: 20.42687 -138468;1360032292;DeadWeasel;adios -138467;1360032335;Diablo-D3;;;calc 253 * 20.49 / 1500 -138466;1360032336;gribble;3.45598 -138465;1360059572;mod6;wb! -138464;1360059585;mircea_popescu;heya -138463;1360059588;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -138462;1360059589;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.41001, Best ask: 20.50879, Bid-ask spread: 0.09878, Last trade: 20.41000, 24 hour volume: 49661.44876349, 24 hour low: 19.85502, 24 hour high: 20.89000, 24 hour vwap: 20.33937 -138461;1360059603;error4733;hello MP -138460;1360059607;mircea_popescu;how goes ? -138459;1360059611;error4733;big drame here :) -138458;1360059613;mod6;well... heheh -138457;1360059614;Ukyo;hey MP -138456;1360059617;Ukyo;can you process mpex deposits -138455;1360059618;Ukyo;? -138454;1360059643;mircea_popescu;yeah, one moment. -138453;1360059649;mircea_popescu;error4733 o ? -138452;1360059699;mircea_popescu;ohoho what happened to s.dice -138451;1360059701;mircea_popescu;did luke kill it ? -138450;1360059723;Ukyo;these "new" 5mil shares of sdice -138449;1360059727;Ukyo;ppl are crying -138448;1360059745;mircea_popescu;o o -138447;1360059758;mircea_popescu;good time to buy i guess -138446;1360059758;Ukyo;well -138445;1360059758;Ukyo;a couple -138444;1360059761;Ukyo;no, +5mil shares -138443;1360059761;Ukyo;released -138442;1360059766;mod6;@ .0044 -138441;1360059779;Ukyo;lemme get you the thread -138440;1360059779;Ukyo;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1504652#msg1504652 -138439;1360059779;Ukyo;theres that -138438;1360059779;Ukyo;heh -138437;1360059779;mod6;the big question is did he violate the contract -138436;1360059795;mircea_popescu;mod6 no ? -138435;1360059795;Ukyo;mod6: who though. -138434;1360059795;mod6;who? ev -138433;1360059795;Ukyo;mircea_popescu: : thts why i asked you to do deposits -138432;1360059795;Ukyo;real quick -138431;1360059795;Ukyo;:P -138430;1360059816;mircea_popescu;ipo ended jan 3rd, rest of shares were added feb 3rd -138429;1360060221;mod6;b) at a price no less than the higher of the 1 day average price and the 30 day average price then current on MPEx ; -138428;1360060221;mod6;Everyone is wondering if this statement is in play because he sold the tranche at .0044 -138427;1360060222;mod6;!ticker m S.DiCE -138426;1360060222;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0042 / 0.00544701 / 0.007395 (286728 shares, 1,561.81 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00674716 / 0.007395 (953182 shares, 6,431.28 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00516138 / 0.0075 (6135135 shares, 31,665.79 BTC) -138425;1360060222;error4733;mp can you detail the 2.2.a on IPO details ? -138424;1360060222;Bowjob;I was under the impression that the share issuance mean releasing shares to public -138423;1360060222;Bowjob;if anything I think the right thing to do is leave at 0.44, next block is at 0.70 onwards -138422;1360060222;Bowjob;that way everyone is happy -138421;1360060222;Ukyo;i am happy with more 0.0044 blocks >,> -138420;1360060222;Ukyo;everyone else should be too -138419;1360060222;Bowjob;we get our cheap shares new investors get cheap shares, value goes up -138418;1360060222;Bowjob;im not -138417;1360060222;Bowjob;until topace goes online so i can buy those too -138416;1360060222;mod6;im still convinced that he did this wrong -138415;1360060222;Ukyo;everyone gets cheap shares, then it goes up -138414;1360060222;Bowjob;yeah. but wait till i get a private offering -138413;1360060222;Ukyo;bow: lol get them elsewhere -138412;1360060222;Bowjob;lol -138411;1360060222;Ukyo;BF, coinbr, btct -138410;1360060222;Bowjob;havelock tends to rise the highest. perfect for cashing out ^^ -138409;1360060222;Bowjob;I'll crash the havelock price at 0.44 then ask for an offering -138408;1360060222;Ukyo;go for it heh -138407;1360060222;Bowjob;i need topace for that -138406;1360060222;Bowjob;lol -138405;1360060222;Bowjob;hes asleep -138404;1360060223;Ukyo;sms him :P -138403;1360060223;Ukyo;"WAKE UP AND GIVE ME OFFERING" :P -138402;1360060223;Bowjob;its 3.30 am -138401;1360060223;Bowjob;lol -138400;1360060223;Bowjob;id rather not -138399;1360060223;Ukyo;might be gone by the time he wakes up -138398;1360060223;mod6;THIS SHIT DONT SLEE -138397;1360060223;mod6;P -138396;1360060223;Ukyo;then if yours 0.0070 goes into play, then you have to pay full -138395;1360060223;Bowjob;800k shares left -138394;1360060223;Bowjob;thats plenty of time -138393;1360060223;error4733;36h -138392;1360060223;Ukyo;5hrs -138391;1360060223;error4733;or24 -138390;1360060226;error4733;bet ? -138389;1360060247;Ukyo;I'm too nice to take that bet -138388;1360060250;Bowjob;lol -138387;1360060266;Ukyo;seriously. -138386;1360060266;error4733;agree -138385;1360060278;mircea_popescu;okay, all deposits flushed -138384;1360060279;Bowjob;get the rota back! -138383;1360060279;Ukyo;Bowjob: : LOL -138382;1360060280;mircea_popescu;have fun boys -138381;1360060388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 210000 @ 0.0044 = 924 BTC [+] -138380;1360060388;Bowjob;so mp, was there a breach in contract? -138379;1360060388;Bowjob;Wow -138378;1360060388;Ukyo;>,> -138377;1360060388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 227272 @ 0.0044 = 999.9968 BTC [+] -138376;1360060388;Ukyo;I didn do it -138375;1360060388;Ukyo;btw -138374;1360060388;Bowjob;Dude dont be greedy!! leave me some :( -138373;1360060388;Ukyo;how much did you wanna bet? -138372;1360060388;mod6;lol well there was 1/2 -138371;1360060388;error4733;5min -138370;1360060388;Ukyo;just curious -138369;1360060388;Ukyo;LOL -138368;1360060388;Bowjob;Fuck -138367;1360060389;Bowjob;:( -138366;1360060389;Ukyo;i am pretty sure -138365;1360060389;Ukyo;the rest will be gone -138364;1360060389;Ukyo;in 2`4 hours -138363;1360060389;Bowjob;I know erik is gonna sell the next one at higher -138362;1360060389;Ukyo;i know other ppl that willbe doing it -138361;1360060389;Namworld;I'll reiterate my offer to broker them for you -138360;1360060389;Ukyo;yeah, Namworld's good :) -138359;1360060393;Ukyo;or just pay a btc and signup on coinbr -138358;1360060410;Ukyo;and get them straight from mpex -138357;1360060414;Ukyo;and send them to havelock -138356;1360060423;mircea_popescu;Bowjob nope ? -138355;1360060423;Ukyo;then you are sure to get em -138354;1360060423;Bowjob;Nam, do you issue shares? -138353;1360060423;Bowjob;like dead terra? or just have it sent to james -138352;1360060427;mircea_popescu;what would be the breach ? -138351;1360060427;Namworld;I have BTC-BOND on BTCT.co -138350;1360060431;Namworld;and there's BitVPS too -138349;1360060443;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -138348;1360060446;Bowjob;there was a confusion about the contract.. hold on -138347;1360060446;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0042 / 0.00481465 / 0.007395 (724000 shares, 3,485.81 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00600902 / 0.007395 (1390454 shares, 8,355.28 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00511072 / 0.0075 (6572407 shares, 33,589.79 BTC) -138346;1360060452;Namworld;I've just submitted S.MPOE, S.DICE & S.BBET passthrough on BTCT.co, pending approval -138345;1360060454;Ukyo;Namworld: that buy was great use of btc-bond -138344;1360060469;Ukyo;good thing you dont have to pay them out in large profits if you dont want to lol -138343;1360060470;Bowjob;" All future share issuance will be made only a) subject to approval by MPEx and b) at a price no less than the higher of the 1 day average price and the 30 day average price then current on MPEx ; " -138342;1360060544;mircea_popescu;Bowjob yes, but this wasn't a future share issuance. -138341;1360060553;mircea_popescu;this was the original, guy got 100mn shares, of which 10mn were ipod -138340;1360060565;mircea_popescu;and the remainder to be added to his acct 1 month after ipo closes. -138339;1360060579;mircea_popescu;ipo started august, last share was sold jan 3rd (announced ehre) -138338;1360060592;mircea_popescu;feb 3rd he got the rest of his 40mn shares and i guess he put some on sale. -138337;1360060597;mircea_popescu;no breach. -138336;1360061053;Ukyo;but you do anyways -138335;1360061054;Bowjob;What does that mean exactly? -138334;1360061056;Ukyo;nam: ah that reminds me -138333;1360061070;Ukyo;never did turn on terras bbet pt :/ -138332;1360061070;Ukyo;he picked up like 5k really cheap lol -138331;1360061070;Bowjob;the big whale would do well if he downs the dice 11k btc -138330;1360061070;Bowjob;and buys shares of dice with his winnings -138329;1360061072;Bowjob;let hisother whale buddies play instead -138328;1360061075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 92512 @ 0.0044 = 407.0528 BTC [+] -138327;1360061076;Namworld;what Bowjob said -138326;1360061076;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.5321 = 6.3852 BTC [-] -138325;1360061078;Bowjob;Nam, can you get me 80 BTC worth of shares? -138324;1360061085;Ukyo;261k left -138323;1360061086;Namworld;If I can get a deposit done by mircea right away. -138322;1360061086;Namworld;If only he'd come around -138321;1360061087;Namworld;I already bought max for myself -138320;1360061098;Ukyo;he already did deposits -138319;1360061098;Ukyo;a few mini ago -138318;1360061098;Ukyo;oh -138317;1360061098;Namworld;oh yeah, I see him posting 2 lines -138316;1360061098;Namworld;Hey mircea, can process a deposit right away? -138315;1360061102;Ukyo;if Nam cant do it, seriously try coinbr. -138314;1360061102;Ukyo;they _will_ be gone in a few hours -138313;1360061102;Ukyo;if not sooner -138312;1360061104;Ukyo;I highly doubt topace will be awake before they are gone -138311;1360061116;Namworld;mircea_popescu -138310;1360061116;Namworld;^ important to use exact name for IRC client to annoy an user =P -138309;1360061116;Ukyo;lol -138308;1360061117;Ukyo;oh geez -138307;1360061117;Ukyo;new massive-ruby-rails exploit https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/rubyonrails-security/1h2DR63ViGo -138306;1360061117;Bowjob;ah this is too stressful lol -138305;1360061117;Namworld;you mean AGAIN or you're late? -138304;1360061117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 92512 @ 0.0044 = 407.0528 BTC [+] -138303;1360061117;Namworld;@ukyo -138302;1360061117;mod6;what about part b? -138301;1360061117;Ukyo;again -138300;1360061117;Bowjob;all right -138299;1360061117;mod6;how does that apply or not apply -138298;1360061117;Bowjob;thx for claryfiying -138297;1360061117;Namworld;arf -138296;1360061117;Ukyo;versions 2.3.x and 3.0.x. -138295;1360061117;Ukyo;effected -138294;1360061117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20 @ 0.0044 = 0.088 BTC [+] -138293;1360061135;mod6;hmmm ok well im off. -138292;1360061138;mod6;c-ya -138291;1360061201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 227272 @ 0.0044 = 999.9968 BTC [+] -138290;1360061210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.0044 = 0.0132 BTC [+] -138289;1360061225;maximian;almost all gone… awesome! -138288;1360061237;Bowjob;Wow -138287;1360061239;Bowjob;I'm screwed -138286;1360061242;Ukyo;Yold you -138285;1360061245;Ukyo;dood -138284;1360061246;Namworld;I pmed you bowjob -138283;1360061247;Ukyo;nam or coinbr -138282;1360061247;Bowjob;Yes, -138281;1360061248;Ukyo;if you want em -138280;1360061268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2721 @ 0.00069971 = 1.9039 BTC [+] -138279;1360061270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2180 @ 0.00069999 = 1.526 BTC [+] -138278;1360061271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5449 @ 0.0007 = 3.8143 BTC [+] -138277;1360061330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16831 @ 0.0044 = 74.0564 BTC [+] -138276;1360061333;Namworld;Check PM Bowjob, or you want to forget about it? -138275;1360061337;Namworld;Ah nevermind -138274;1360061342;mircea_popescu; I highly doubt topace will be awake before they are gone << BTC FINANCE NEVERSLEEPS! -138273;1360061346;Bowjob;wait -138272;1360061350;Namworld;Looks like it's gone -138271;1360061354;Bowjob;yeah -138270;1360061363;maximian;like a bunch of starving hounds… lol -138269;1360061364;Namworld;17k left -138268;1360061372;mircea_popescu; new massive-ruby-rails << exploit dude fuck me, ANOTHER ONE !? -138267;1360061382;Namworld;yeah... awesome isn't it. -138266;1360061386;Bowjob;Well -138265;1360061387;Bowjob;:( -138264;1360061397;mircea_popescu;jessu god. -138263;1360061397;Bowjob;This didn't happen. Voorhees never sold cheap dice -138262;1360061401;Bowjob;lalalala i cant hear you -138261;1360061405;mircea_popescu;and to think people STILL use ror for btc stuff -138260;1360061406;mircea_popescu;insanity. -138259;1360061412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0044 = 0.88 BTC [+] -138258;1360061420;mircea_popescu;Bowjob maybe he sells more who knows -138257;1360061429;mircea_popescu;there are guys around who bought s.dice at 0.0008 so -138256;1360061454;mircea_popescu;actually, i see 17k left at 44 ? -138255;1360061504;Bowjob;Nam, thanks for the offer, my heart pounded for a bit tho >_> -138254;1360061505;Namworld;Bowjob: someone put for sale 500k S.DICE @ 0.0008 BTC each not long ago. Error sale. It was there for a few seconds before being canceled, free to be taken. -138253;1360061511;Namworld;and it was ipoed at 0.0032 -138252;1360061511;Bowjob;I can still send it? -138251;1360061511;Namworld;Yes -138250;1360061511;Namworld;If I can't get them, I'll return the BTC -138249;1360061514;Ukyo;ah nm then nam -138248;1360061517;Ukyo;if hes taking all of them -138247;1360061519;Ukyo;ignore my pm -138246;1360061520;Ukyo;:P -138245;1360061533;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -138244;1360061534;assbot;Um, shouldn't you be with your own tribe or somethin'? -138243;1360061551;Ukyo;0,o -138242;1360061557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17179 @ 0.0044 = 75.5876 BTC [+] -138241;1360061560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.007 = 3.5 BTC [+] -138240;1360061560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 321 @ 0.00739497 = 2.3738 BTC [+] -138239;1360061566;Bowjob;Nope, goner -138238;1360061568;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -138237;1360061570;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0042 / 0.00468036 / 0.007395 (1078838 shares, 5,049.36 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00568318 / 0.007395 (1745292 shares, 9,918.82 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00507464 / 0.0075 (6927245 shares, 35,153.34 BTC) -138236;1360061573;maximian;well that was quick -138235;1360061574;Bowjob;Gratz -138234;1360061580;error4733;bam -138233;1360061585;Bowjob;I underestimated the power of mpex -138232;1360061586;Bowjob;fuck -138231;1360061588;mircea_popescu;lol so basically... they went 5 mins after i showed up and flushed deposits ? -138230;1360061594;Bowjob;mp -138229;1360061595;Namworld;It's gone. It's all gone. -138228;1360061596;Ukyo;error: how were you gonna bet errlier? LOL -138227;1360061600;Bowjob;you are one powerful catalyst you know that? -138226;1360061600;Namworld;mircea: exactly -138225;1360061611;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -138224;1360061613;Bowjob;had you not shown up, that dice would stay there -138223;1360061615;mircea_popescu;5k volume in a day -138222;1360061624;Bowjob;i know you have a big ego and all, but you deserve it this time -138221;1360061625;Bowjob;^ -138220;1360061629;maximian;I think we made evoorhees fell bad enough that the next 1,000,000 will be at or above 0.007 -138219;1360061638;mircea_popescu;lol i don't have a big ego, i just bruise op's egos -138218;1360061639;Bowjob;yes, im okay with that -138217;1360061643;Bowjob;lol -138216;1360061652;Namworld;Not always tho. I don't agree on most topics with Mircea I think. -138215;1360061656;mircea_popescu;maximian well, if indeed it was him selling then ya, 44 was maybe a little low -138214;1360061657;Bowjob;its a crazy undervalue by erik -138213;1360061658;maximian;we really freaked out on him… heh heh -138212;1360061661;mircea_popescu;he could have gotten moar -138211;1360061672;Bowjob;yeah, we gave erik a good scolding -138210;1360061672;Bowjob;lol -138209;1360061673;Bowjob;:/ -138208;1360061677;mircea_popescu;poor guy -138207;1360061680;Ukyo;i think his investor -138206;1360061682;mircea_popescu;and then you wonder why people don't want to list -138205;1360061683;Ukyo;needed cash -138204;1360061684;Ukyo;smoething happened -138203;1360061686;mircea_popescu;HE IS GIVING YOU FREE MONEY -138202;1360061686;Ukyo;or -138201;1360061690;mircea_popescu;you are scolding him for it -138200;1360061690;Ukyo;SOMETHING HAPPEEND -138199;1360061693;Bowjob;i told him i trusted just judgement.. so its all good -138198;1360061695;Ukyo;and we getting screwed -138197;1360061695;Ukyo;lol -138196;1360061696;Bowjob;in the end -138195;1360061696;Bowjob;lol -138194;1360061713;Ukyo;[02:55] HE IS GIVING YOU FREE MONEY -138193;1360061716;maximian;I'm a greedy bastard! I want him to give me MOAR FREE MONEY -138192;1360061720;Ukyo;Let the truth ring out -138191;1360061723;Ukyo;ppl need to stop complaining -138190;1360061729;Bowjob;Yes.. Mammon possessed me -138189;1360061733;Bowjob;:) -138188;1360061745;Bowjob;nam, thanks again for the pm -138187;1360061753;mircea_popescu;so how big was the block, 500k ? 1mn ? -138186;1360061757;Bowjob;1m -138185;1360061771;maximian;out of 5M -138184;1360061781;Bowjob;the next block will be a bit more exp -138183;1360061798;Bowjob;20:55] just next block please dont undermine us too much >:/ -138182;1360061806;Bowjob;[20:55] bowjob - I think that's fair -138181;1360061814;Bowjob;there you go -138180;1360061821;Namworld;I tried to convince evoorhees to not do that again too... -138179;1360061841;Namworld;I want large walls at 0.75, 0.76, 0.77, 0.78 -138178;1360061842;Bowjob;well everyones happy with this. we get cheap dice, new investors get cheap dice -138177;1360061843;mircea_popescu;lol ok -138176;1360061849;Namworld;1 million each -138175;1360061851;mircea_popescu;maybe that was his idea really -138174;1360061854;Bowjob;now those poor fuckers who cashed out at havelock -138173;1360061856;mircea_popescu;give people a chance you know ? -138172;1360061862;Bowjob;are screwed -138171;1360061863;Bowjob;lol -138170;1360061869;Namworld;Panic selling... -138169;1360061874;Bowjob;last time I panick sold it did not end well -138168;1360061877;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -138167;1360061877;Namworld;I've earned good money on those -138166;1360061879;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.52100000 / 0.69673814 / 0.76500000 (683 shares, 475.87214730 BTC), 7D: 0.52100000 / 0.73408862 / 0.89000000 (2245 shares, 1648.02895898 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.61127055 / 0.89000000 (6178 shares, 3776.42947722 BTC) -138165;1360061879;Bowjob;so I learned from my mistakes -138164;1360061888;mircea_popescu;69 not so horrid is it -138163;1360061892;Namworld;I usually try to sell when I have a profit -138162;1360061904;Namworld;sometimes I bit my fingers seeing it keeping going up and up -138161;1360061912;Bowjob;nah -138160;1360061917;Bowjob;im fine iwht 69 -138159;1360061920;Namworld;But most of the time, it gives me fund for the next panic sale. -138158;1360061923;mircea_popescu;yo people, i just realised -138157;1360061928;mircea_popescu;this sounds just like a real market and everything! -138156;1360061936;Ukyo;-_- -138155;1360061938;Bowjob;this is a real market -138154;1360061940;Bowjob;>_> -138153;1360061946;mircea_popescu;whodda thunk it. -138152;1360061947;error4733;!ticker s s.dice -138151;1360061948;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -138150;1360061948;Bowjob;im playing with real moneies here -138149;1360061949;dub;I don't think he had much idea -138148;1360061950;Ukyo;yes, it is a real market. You just realized that? :P -138147;1360061954;Namworld;For a small bitcoin idea worth a few million USD -138146;1360061960;Bowjob;lol -138145;1360061963;Bowjob;it wasnt a small idea -138144;1360061964;dub;seemed shocked that people were'nt over the moon about it -138143;1360061970;Bowjob;i wonder whrre satoshi is -138142;1360061981;Ukyo;jaquzzie -138141;1360061982;Ukyo;:P -138140;1360061994;mircea_popescu;avalon fucks up 1st batc horders, right ? gets in 64 right ? -138139;1360061994;Bowjob;yeah which jacuzzi -138138;1360061999;mircea_popescu;;;calc 64 * 80 -138137;1360061999;gribble;5120 -138136;1360062002;mircea_popescu;that is 5k too. -138135;1360062005;Bowjob;umm -138134;1360062007;mircea_popescu;s.dice traded 5k today./ -138133;1360062010;Bowjob;huh? what fuck up -138132;1360062025;Bowjob;i know avalon fucked up batch order no 2 -138131;1360062028;mircea_popescu;weren't people selling their cookies of walletbit a few days ago ? -138130;1360062030;mircea_popescu;ya is what i mean -138129;1360062033;mircea_popescu;o nm, typo, 2 not 1 -138128;1360062037;Ukyo;LOL -138127;1360062046;Bowjob;lol -138126;1360062048;Bowjob;u scared me -138125;1360062058;Ukyo;yifu told me there are quite a few orders -138124;1360062063;Ukyo;that have gone unpaid for and will be expired soon -138123;1360062066;Ukyo;and will go back up -138122;1360062069;Bowjob;i didnt even get thru -138121;1360062077;Bowjob;ill try to snag an avalon -138120;1360062077;Bowjob;mhm -138119;1360062079;Ukyo;1st blotch or 2nd? -138118;1360062082;Bowjob;2nd -138117;1360062084;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.765 = 3.825 BTC [+] -138116;1360062085;Ukyo;really? -138115;1360062087;Ukyo;2nd worked fine for us -138114;1360062090;Bowjob;Theres a company here, avalon milk -138113;1360062097;Bowjob;its such a good company -138112;1360062102;Bowjob;delicious milk.. -138111;1360062102;Bowjob;^ -138110;1360062107;Ukyo;i'm pretty sure they are unrelated. ;) -138109;1360062116;Bowjob;i know. but avalon stuff is good -138108;1360062120;Bowjob;milk or asic or otherwise -138107;1360062121;Bowjob;:P -138106;1360062136;Ukyo;I bought a fun domain off someone on the forums couple days ago -138105;1360062141;Ukyo;having fun doing some side code with it -138104;1360062153;Ukyo;gonna put one of my avalons on it for sale -138103;1360062154;Ukyo;>:P~ -138102;1360062156;mircea_popescu; Theres a company here, avalon milk << kakobrekla -138101;1360062189;Bowjob;http://www.avalondairy.com/ -138100;1360062196;Bowjob;best milk ever -138099;1360062202;Bowjob;theyve been doing it for a while now -138098;1360062439;Bowjob;Looks like flipping of shares have started -138097;1360062450;Bowjob;its like getting a free dice roll that wins -138096;1360062558;gesell;well that was quick (sdice offering depleted ) -138095;1360062638;mircea_popescu;lol people selling in the pts ? -138094;1360062639;Namworld;yeah -138093;1360062651;Namworld;Hey, I also catched some of those PTs -138092;1360062659;Namworld;Will sell back for more -138091;1360062725;Namworld;By the way, anyone selling DMC shares? -138090;1360062732;Namworld;I'd like to increase my stake in that -138089;1360062753;mircea_popescu;jurov https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118551.msg1504142#msg1504142 -138088;1360062758;mircea_popescu;you know what open interest is, right ? -138087;1360062852;Namworld;Thanks about the manual withdrawals... -138086;1360062855;Namworld;part -138085;1360062906;Namworld;You get fees income, better earn it. Manual withdrawal is a minimum it seems for exchanges. -138084;1360062928;Namworld;Or at least, a minimum is a small hot wallet that can be afforded to be lost. -138083;1360062946;Bowjob;!ticker havelock -138082;1360062947;assbot;It says some pelt-wearin' trapper, some stinkin' bean-suckin' possum skinner, he's gonna collect that reward money. -138081;1360062957;Bowjob;.. i fail. someone show me how its done -138080;1360063006;Bowjob;"2013-02-05 04:00:59 5 ฿0.76500000 ฿3.8250 2013-02-05 03:37:00 12 ฿0.53210000 ฿6.3852 2013-02-05 02:27:59 24 ฿0.53210000 ฿12.7704 2013-02-05 02:26:59 3 ฿0.55000000 ฿1.6500 2013-02-05 02:26:00 5 ฿0.60000000 ฿3.0000" -138079;1360063015;Ukyo;nam? -138078;1360063016;Bowjob;Mhm, disregard that, it's an eyesore -138077;1360063027;Ukyo;there are a bunch of DMC for sale on BF -138076;1360063050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12750 @ 0.0007 = 8.925 BTC [+] -138075;1360063068;mircea_popescu;Ukyo you gonna get with the assbot already ? -138074;1360063090;Bowjob;anyone here play pc games -138073;1360063095;Ukyo;MP: I am trying to finish a big thing for BF atm -138072;1360063099;Bowjob;just wondering what does everyone do here? -138071;1360063109;Ukyo;and have a handful of minor things to get done -138070;1360063115;Ukyo;but -138069;1360063127;Ukyo;once the API goes public, or if kako joins the API beta list -138068;1360063130;Ukyo;he can just do it -138067;1360063138;Bowjob;im 20 years old, i only work 6 months at a nursery selling plants, i love videogames, economics, sushi, typical kid -138066;1360063155;Bowjob;are you guys like me? or are you guys old wealthy secret illuminati -138065;1360063171;Ukyo;mircea_popescu is the oldest. -138064;1360063172;Ukyo;:P -138063;1360063184;Bowjob;i know theres a 13 year old kid on btctalk -138062;1360063207;Bowjob;im under the impression most traders here are young people who can take the risk -138061;1360063220;Bowjob;who dress casually.. not those wall street peeps -138060;1360063269;Bowjob;when I look at the mt gox tracker thread I find it comical people post pictures of rockets, walls, ect -138059;1360063271;truffles;why would illumi's be interested in bitcoin though -138058;1360063285;Bowjob;dunno. we could be the new world order -138057;1360063286;Bowjob;lol -138056;1360063297;Ukyo;and with that -138055;1360063299;Ukyo;I am gonna make some food -138054;1360063299;Ukyo;:P -138053;1360063319;Bowjob;yeah man. speaking of food. i got some free coffee from a bitcoin user -138052;1360063330;truffles;there was an episode of "The Goodwife" about bitcoin being a threat to the govt -138051;1360063341;Bowjob;he gave it away due to rally which made people spend less likely spend bitcoins -138050;1360063346;truffles;bitcoin won the case afai can recall -138049;1360063400;mircea_popescu;im in my 30s, retired a decade ago, lived in the states, mexico, costa rica, eventually got bored -138048;1360063420;truffles;how does one retire at 30 gtfo -138047;1360063424;mircea_popescu;i've always worn a suit and i never was employed. -138046;1360063429;mircea_popescu;i was 24. -138045;1360063436;mircea_popescu;at the time -138044;1360063440;truffles;pics or it didnt happen -138043;1360063450;mircea_popescu;what'd you like to see ? -138042;1360063471;truffles;like non pixelized jpeg of u in a suit lol -138041;1360063499;mircea_popescu;um k -138040;1360063521;truffles;something that proves it -138039;1360063526;Bowjob;mhm -138038;1360063532;truffles;without giving away your bank details -138037;1360063532;Bowjob;yeah, im a bored 20 year old -138036;1360063533;Bowjob;lol -138035;1360063544;Diablo-D3;[04:22:09] there was an episode of "The Goodwife" about bitcoin being a threat to the govt -138034;1360063551;Diablo-D3;not exactly -138033;1360063572;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/ -138032;1360063575;truffles;well they did say it was being used like money -138031;1360063580;mircea_popescu;pick one from there, they're the historical background pix of my blog -138030;1360063607;mircea_popescu;the bg_ stuff -138029;1360063625;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/bg_ian2010.jpg that one is prolly bitcoin-adequate :D -138028;1360063631;truffles;good looking guy! -138027;1360063645;Bowjob;mhm, not bad. -138026;1360063655;Bowjob;so mp, you have a degree in finance? -138025;1360063693;truffles;these very nice pictures still dont prove ure balling -138024;1360063697;Bowjob;you're sitting ontop of one of the biggest btc compannies.. -138023;1360063710;Bowjob;truffles, im sure he's balling rightnow with mpex and all -138022;1360063714;truffles;i love playing monopoly! -138021;1360063725;truffles;i have no idea what that is -138020;1360063792;truffles;i have a problem with a system that only nerdy people want to jump on board with -138019;1360063801;awkorama_;hi guys -138018;1360063898;Ukyo;MP: whats up with teh monopoly knock off board? -138017;1360063899;Ukyo;:P -138016;1360063911;awkorama_;anyone knows how the zero confirmation on SD works? I mean I understand that there is transaction 1, that is the bet and transaction 2 that is the price and t2 takes its output from t1, but what prevents the attacker from waiting to see t2 and then try to stop t1 by invalidating it (e.g. double spend) ? -138015;1360063954;truffles;t1 t2 what langugage is this heh -138014;1360063974;awkorama_;transaction 1, transaction 2 -138013;1360064010;truffles;dont mind me, i have no technical experience with this -138012;1360064023;mircea_popescu;truffles well, you wanted pix in a suit -138011;1360064026;mircea_popescu;there's what, a dozen there -138010;1360064041;truffles;oh i only looked at 2.. -138009;1360064041;mircea_popescu;Ukyo i dunno. is it a knockoff ? -138008;1360064048;mircea_popescu;was playing with some kids in a bar. -138007;1360064051;truffles;let me go look at some more -138006;1360064072;mircea_popescu;awkorama_ you prolly should ask dooglus or people in the forum sd watching thread -138005;1360064076;mircea_popescu;they know more than us i imagine -138004;1360064106;truffles;who took this pics ` -138003;1360064127;Bowjob;it was PR -138002;1360064128;truffles;theyre so cheeky lol -138001;1360064129;Bowjob;:0 -138000;1360064139;Bowjob;MPOE-PR took the pics ob -137999;1360064150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00564885 = 3.3893 BTC [-] -137998;1360064152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0071999 = 2.88 BTC [+] -137997;1360064156;truffles;http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/bg_mdld.jpg lol -137996;1360064158;mircea_popescu;no it wasn't !? -137995;1360064158;Bowjob;she has an awesome job -137994;1360064162;mircea_popescu;they're over the course od many years -137993;1360064165;Bowjob;mp i was joking lol -137992;1360064170;mircea_popescu;the one by the seaside is in villahermosa i think -137991;1360064182;mircea_popescu;the monopoly one is in timisoara -137990;1360064183;Bowjob;like a boss -137989;1360064192;mircea_popescu;the current one on trilema is in luxor -137988;1360064200;Bowjob;MP, you are left handed no? -137987;1360064204;mircea_popescu;nop -137986;1360064210;mircea_popescu;im ambidextrous -137985;1360064213;Bowjob;oh -137984;1360064214;Bowjob;i see -137983;1360064236;Bowjob;On that pic you had your watch on your right hand, normally people put it on their left if they are right handed -137982;1360064242;Bowjob;but ambi is also fine i guess -137981;1360064243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.0071999 = 17.9998 BTC [+] -137980;1360064255;truffles;http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/bg_oct2010.jpg look like those guys from tv show "Fringe" -137979;1360064262;truffles;what do they call em!! -137978;1360064270;mircea_popescu;that's in frankfurt -137977;1360064279;mircea_popescu;(obviously) -137976;1360064285;mircea_popescu;and as far as ballinggoes... let me see here -137975;1360064289;Bowjob;mhm, i see bear and bulls -137974;1360064300;Diablo-D3;a bear and a bull -137973;1360064301;Bowjob;they should add pig -137972;1360064302;Diablo-D3;hurrrrrrrrrrrrrr -137971;1360064308;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/nsfw-mosu-cu-joarda/ -137970;1360064310;Diablo-D3;Bowjob: what would that signify? a stale market? -137969;1360064318;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2011/nsfw-gradina-edenului/ -137968;1360064329;Bowjob;stale would be bearish imo -137967;1360064346;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/a-nins-a-nins/ -137966;1360064348;truffles;nsfw tsk tsk -137965;1360064348;mircea_popescu;etc. -137964;1360064352;Bowjob;Well, I was thinking of investor styles. Bears make money by shorting, Bulls make money buy holding -137963;1360064359;Bowjob;and pigs lose money by shorting and holding -137962;1360064371;Diablo-D3;Bowjob: oh, so pigs represent the 99%? -137961;1360064392;Bowjob;well, im not sure is 99% of the investors lose money investing -137960;1360064406;truffles;im pretty sure im losing if i did -137959;1360064409;Bowjob;i've doubled my monies essentially holding dice.. so im not sure if its that hard -137958;1360064420;Namworld;They represent the idiots. Oddly politicians are often depicted as pigs. -137957;1360064431;Bowjob;mhm -137956;1360064483;truffles;somebody elected that pig so, what do we call the people` -137955;1360064503;Bowjob;sheep -137954;1360064533;truffles;just need a wolf to reign in those sheep and bam -137953;1360064557;Bowjob;what do we call spectators then -137952;1360064621;truffles;voyeurist?` -137951;1360064659;Bowjob;lol -137950;1360064663;Bowjob;thats not the term! -137949;1360064694;truffles;what kinda term you looking for here -137948;1360064705;truffles;bowjob im pretty bored too lol -137947;1360064710;Bowjob;animal term for a spectator -137946;1360064723;Bowjob;we have bulls, sheep, wolf, pig, bear -137945;1360064729;truffles;oh -137944;1360064750;truffles;rat, snail, cockroach? -137943;1360064767;truffles;cockroach suits me thinks -137942;1360064774;Bowjob;for a spectator? -137941;1360064784;truffles;yea they never die -137940;1360064797;truffles;unless u mean speculator? -137939;1360064797;Bowjob;no, cockroaches get squashed.. spectators dont -137938;1360064802;Bowjob;no i dont mean speculator -137937;1360064803;Bowjob;lol -137936;1360064815;truffles;what animal doesnt get killed -137935;1360064818;mircea_popescu;owl. -137934;1360064823;Bowjob;yes, mp got it -137933;1360064831;truffles;ok.. -137932;1360064833;Bowjob;owl far from reach of the chaos -137931;1360064978;truffles;well lying in the shadows is that owl hunter -137930;1360065014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13850 @ 0.0007 = 9.695 BTC [+] -137929;1360065051;Bowjob;this is a wierd convo -137928;1360065088;truffles;ure a weird dude -137927;1360065136;Bowjob;*shurgs -137926;1360065159;Namworld;What's a shurgs? =P -137925;1360065180;truffles;better to have known enemy than an unknown one -137924;1360065192;mircea_popescu;http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=217077 -137923;1360065194;Namworld;ure wierd shurgs... you guys speak a curious dialect. -137922;1360065198;mircea_popescu;mpex not hacked. fedwire hacked? -137921;1360065203;Bowjob;I can't spell anymore. I've graduated hs 3 years ago -137920;1360065206;mircea_popescu;bitcoin 1 : fiat 0. -137919;1360065225;Bowjob;I got some 87% in english which means that my english has deteriorated somewhat -137918;1360065249;truffles;wont find me speaking the queens english in a non-essay format -137917;1360065294;truffles;fedwire.. must google.. -137916;1360065318;Bowjob;Let's have a moment of silence for the poor people at Havelock who panic sold earlier. -137915;1360065350;mircea_popescu;well... they were trading as high as 82 or something -137914;1360065357;mircea_popescu;in spite of the div cut -137913;1360065367;mircea_popescu;so, if they can go 10% over they should be ok with 10% under too neh ? -137912;1360065382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.0007 = 6.615 BTC [+] -137911;1360065386;Bowjob;umm, its more than 10% under earlier -137910;1360065390;Bowjob;it went to 0.52 -137909;1360065401;mircea_popescu;a ok -137908;1360065410;mircea_popescu;well, i was going by avgs -137907;1360065413;Bowjob;everythings back to normal -137906;1360065414;mircea_popescu;but you have a point -137905;1360065419;truffles;is this BTC related speak or economic related -137904;1360065448;mircea_popescu;its mpex realted!!!!! -137903;1360065451;mircea_popescu;winwinwinwin -137902;1360065497;truffles;operated by Mircea Popescu of Romania hmmm -137901;1360065504;truffles;are u affiliated? -137900;1360065612;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/breaking-bitcoin-1-fiat-0/ -137899;1360065613;mircea_popescu;lalala -137898;1360065617;mircea_popescu;truffles hm ? -137897;1360065652;Bowjob;!ticker -137896;1360065653;truffles;ure happy about something so im assuming u own shares or somethng -137895;1360065653;assbot;I prepared your canoe with cedar boughs. -137894;1360065658;Bowjob;;;ticker -137893;1360065659;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.45612, Best ask: 20.56889, Bid-ask spread: 0.11277, Last trade: 20.45612, 24 hour volume: 45913.24160064, 24 hour low: 19.85502, 24 hour high: 20.89000, 24 hour vwap: 20.33950 -137892;1360065703;mircea_popescu;truffles i own a majority stake in mpex -137891;1360065720;truffles;oh well i hope that works out for u -137890;1360065881;truffles;so can one buy a 5 year bond in BTC currency? -137889;1360066001;Bowjob;5 years is an eternity in bitcoin timeline -137888;1360066010;mircea_popescu;truffles you could buy mpoe bonds and stick with them for 5 years -137887;1360066017;mircea_popescu;they pay interest monthly. -137886;1360066022;mircea_popescu;there are some people going on 1yr+ bynow -137885;1360066084;truffles;just curious about that -137884;1360066091;Bowjob;the interest rate has been really good to investors so far -137883;1360066099;truffles;i mean i still havent figured out how this btc works wont dare go that far -137882;1360066109;mircea_popescu;it did pay 6k or whatever last month -137881;1360066134;truffles;one would think the software writers could have at least put in the option for english language -137880;1360066210;truffles;being that its one complex system ... -137879;1360066282;truffles;is this channel always this lively heh -137878;1360066296;truffles;gonna go kill some zombies! -137877;1360066315;Bowjob;anyone played the walking dead? -137876;1360066320;Bowjob;best zombie game ever -137875;1360066385;truffles;nah -137874;1360066388;truffles;blackops 2 -137873;1360066885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.765 = 3.06 BTC [+] -137872;1360068552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006959 = 3.007 BTC [-] -137871;1360068553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5379 @ 0.00069576 = 3.7425 BTC [-] -137870;1360068911;truffles;the walking dead tv is getting good -137869;1360069103;truffles;im not that into video games, but when i play, blackops is my game -137868;1360070365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069602 = 3.0075 BTC [+] -137867;1360070367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5529 @ 0.00069576 = 3.8469 BTC [-] -137866;1360070825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00069991 = 4.7594 BTC [+] -137865;1360070831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00069994 = 1.7848 BTC [+] -137864;1360072229;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141287.0 -137863;1360072233;mircea_popescu;this will no doubt go over well. -137862;1360072455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069577 = 3.0064 BTC [-] -137861;1360072457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1431 @ 0.00069576 = 0.9956 BTC [-] -137860;1360072480;Diablo-D3;sigh -137859;1360072488;Diablo-D3;maybe I should just throw my money away and invest it in mpex and sdice -137858;1360072572;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: on mpex, how are dividends paid? -137857;1360072710;Bugpowder;when is next s.dice tranche going off? -137856;1360072781;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 owner issues a DIVIDEND|x|Y|z command -137855;1360072785;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it wasn't said. -137854;1360072803;Bugpowder;any idea of the next price level? -137853;1360072831;mircea_popescu;nope. -137852;1360072857;mircea_popescu;okay so, i've some meetings to go to right now but ill be back later -137851;1360072860;mircea_popescu;everyone don't panic! -137850;1360072963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5011 @ 0.00069576 = 3.4865 BTC [-] -137849;1360072964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4024 @ 0.00069311 = 2.7891 BTC [-] -137848;1360072966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12350 @ 0.0006919 = 8.545 BTC [-] -137847;1360072967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 851 @ 0.00069001 = 0.5872 BTC [-] -137846;1360072969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40000 @ 0.00069001 = 27.6004 BTC [-] -137845;1360072970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42000 @ 0.00069001 = 28.9804 BTC [-] -137844;1360072971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 155348 @ 0.00069 = 107.1901 BTC [-] -137843;1360072974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8178 @ 0.00069 = 5.6428 BTC [-] -137842;1360072976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 723 @ 0.00068913 = 0.4982 BTC [-] -137841;1360073003;Namworld;People panicked... -137840;1360073137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2677 @ 0.00068913 = 1.8448 BTC [-] -137839;1360073138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00068827 = 7.5021 BTC [-] -137838;1360073140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 423 @ 0.00068749 = 0.2908 BTC [-] -137837;1360073249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10808 @ 0.00068749 = 7.4304 BTC [-] -137836;1360073251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8661 @ 0.00068721 = 5.9519 BTC [-] -137835;1360073254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.0006871 = 9.1384 BTC [-] -137834;1360073256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10438 @ 0.00068678 = 7.1686 BTC [-] -137833;1360073258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15324 @ 0.00068663 = 10.5219 BTC [-] -137832;1360073260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5552 @ 0.00068625 = 3.8101 BTC [-] -137831;1360073262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00068411 = 0.8893 BTC [-] -137830;1360073262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00068333 = 3.8266 BTC [-] -137829;1360073264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3150 @ 0.00068292 = 2.1512 BTC [-] -137828;1360073267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00068264 = 3.2767 BTC [-] -137827;1360073269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00068242 = 5.357 BTC [-] -137826;1360073271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00068227 = 6.7886 BTC [-] -137825;1360073273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00068225 = 4.0935 BTC [-] -137824;1360073276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22350 @ 0.00068223 = 15.2478 BTC [-] -137823;1360073277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5040 @ 0.00068186 = 3.4366 BTC [-] -137822;1360073281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19877 @ 0.00068178 = 13.5517 BTC [-] -137821;1360073301;Namworld;Going to meetings is apparently bad for the price of assets =P -137820;1360073398;Diablo-D3;[06:59:40] Diablo-D3 owner issues a DIVIDEND|x|Y|z command -137819;1360073429;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, but Ive never used mpex, I thought it was all pgp signed contracts and shit and didnt actually rely on the mpex servers that much -137818;1360073482;StarenseN;this is pgp signed -137817;1360073491;StarenseN;every actions -137816;1360073527;Namworld;Aye -137815;1360073683;Namworld;Hmm, some people have put up a part of the S.DICE back on sale in the 0.0069 range -137814;1360073815;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 460 @ 0.0051 = 2.346 BTC [+] -137813;1360073847;Namworld;I really wonder what evoorhees will do for the next slices -137812;1360073917;Bugpowder;I am ready for the next slice -137811;1360073943;Bugpowder;don't panic people -137810;1360073961;Bugpowder;the demand will be able to absorb these shares. -137809;1360073964;Namworld;Will they all get eaten up like that? -137808;1360073973;Namworld;Probably... there was tons of deposits -137807;1360074013;Bugpowder;how fast did the first tranche go? -137806;1360074064;Namworld;Like hmm... -137805;1360074073;Bugpowder;now the 20K BTC wall is down at $21 -137804;1360074081;Bugpowder;heh -137803;1360074094;Bugpowder;that could eat 4M shares pretty quick -137802;1360074158;Diablo-D3;does it still cost money to get an mpex account? -137801;1360074199;StarenseN;30 BTC / 25 BTC with referal -137800;1360074215;StarenseN;24 if you use mine, i'll back you 1BTC i receive -137799;1360074238;Diablo-D3;fuck that. -137798;1360074245;Diablo-D3;mpex is still a scam then -137797;1360074251;Bugpowder;lol -137796;1360074281;Namworld;Took near 5 hours -137795;1360074281;Bugpowder;RELEASE THE SHARES! -137794;1360074284;Namworld;to sell all -137793;1360074287;Bugpowder;OK good -137792;1360074291;Bugpowder;well -137791;1360074296;Bugpowder;some people were asleep -137790;1360074301;Namworld;yeah -137789;1360074308;Namworld;They'll bite their fingers -137788;1360074321;Namworld;Just like I have from time to time =/ -137787;1360074336;StarenseN;Diablo-D3 you can trade via a passthrough -137786;1360074351;Diablo-D3;yeah but that means the passthrough guy can just steal the shares -137785;1360074388;Namworld;I'll be doing passthroughs for these -137784;1360074392;StarenseN;yes that's a scam -137783;1360074427;Namworld;If approved, that is -137782;1360074438;StarenseN;yes -137781;1360074447;Diablo-D3;I dunno, Im not even sure if I want to do business with avalon -137780;1360074462;StarenseN;just to answer [13:24] mpex is still a scam then -137779;1360074513;StarenseN;but for me, mp has to lower the fees -137778;1360074524;StarenseN;because BTC gained lot of value last month -137777;1360074531;Namworld;Which he will not do. -137776;1360074543;Namworld;It's perfect like that to him. -137775;1360074579;StarenseN;he can't maintain that on a long term -137774;1360074665;Diablo-D3;whos selling what? -137773;1360074738;thestringpuller;;;ticker -137772;1360074814;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob_afk: more context -137771;1360074832;StarenseN;an opportunity, house or something -137770;1360074854;StarenseN;bankers don't give garantee for this business imo -137769;1360074878;StarenseN;cash is king -137768;1360074894;gigavps;they are releasing more sdice? -137767;1360074927;gigavps;cashing out could imply a couple things -137766;1360074952;gigavps;they could be coming under regulatory pressure -137765;1360074964;Diablo-D3;so the sdice gravy train is over? -137764;1360074982;gigavps;wouldn't surprise me -137763;1360075019;gigavps;when you flaunt something like sdice around someone with meatspace power will take notice before long -137762;1360075059;gigavps;it's like nefario talking about how the authorities can't shut down glbse -137761;1360075060;StarenseN;it's also a marketing experience I think -137760;1360075074;Diablo-D3;gigavps: fuck nefario -137759;1360075080;Diablo-D3;fucking asshole -137758;1360075091;Diablo-D3;hes basically ruined bitcoin -137757;1360075097;Uglux;+1 giga -137756;1360075117;gigavps;people keep asking why i have a claims process -137755;1360075137;gigavps;well, i don't want to end up like nefario and GLBSE -137754;1360075180;Diablo-D3;Im still wondering if I should go ahead with dmc 2.0 or not -137753;1360075296;gigavps;Diablo-D3, if you don't have a lawyer and a plan, that should tell you want to do, then....... -137752;1360075315;Diablo-D3;gigavps: that actually is on the plan -137751;1360075336;Diablo-D3;LLC registered in the state of maine, an actual office that isnt in my home, a lawyer, an accountant -137750;1360075405;Diablo-D3;and before you ask why maine, because its a lot easier to talk the state into doing things when you actually pay taxes here -137749;1360075442;Diablo-D3;and maine needs this more than any of the other states -137748;1360075504;jurov;hi all -137747;1360075521;jurov;so erik decided to drop the bomb when neither me nor mp is around -137746;1360075529;Diablo-D3;what bomb? -137745;1360075556;StarenseN;the news -137744;1360075561;jurov;he IPO'd at 0.0044 -137743;1360075571;Uglux;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1504386#msg1504386 -137742;1360075574;Diablo-D3;what was he ipoing? -137741;1360075595;jurov;looky: http://blockchain.info/address/1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx -137740;1360075609;Diablo-D3;oh -137739;1360075615;Diablo-D3;so erik = evoorhees? -137738;1360075620;Diablo-D3;and evorhees owns sdcie? -137737;1360075621;jurov;yes -137736;1360075623;jurov;yes -137735;1360075632;StarenseN;not exactly -137734;1360075635;StarenseN;but yes -137733;1360075677;Diablo-D3;so why is he selling shares? -137732;1360075682;Diablo-D3;sdice has no equity -137731;1360075914;Diablo-D3;I dunno, I wonder how feasable it is to raise about 10 million dollars -137730;1360075972;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -137729;1360075973;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.60667, Best ask: 20.64899, Bid-ask spread: 0.04232, Last trade: 20.60667, 24 hour volume: 39228.27897107, 24 hour low: 19.85502, 24 hour high: 20.70000, 24 hour vwap: 20.32508 -137728;1360075984;Diablo-D3;;;calc 10000000 / 20 -137727;1360075984;gribble;500000 -137726;1360076186;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.759 = 4.554 BTC [-] -137725;1360076248;Diablo-D3;sigh. -137724;1360076270;Diablo-D3;maybe I should just guarantee something like 5% APY over a 10 year period -137723;1360076305;gigavps;Diablo-D3, sound like you need to speak with a lawyer -137722;1360076618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00068178 = 2.6249 BTC [-] -137721;1360076619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9550 @ 0.00069797 = 6.6656 BTC [+] -137720;1360076740;leotreasure;i'm going to ask a lawyer some questions re investing in S.DICE -137719;1360077055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1771 @ 0.00069994 = 1.2396 BTC [+] -137718;1360077057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6074 @ 0.0007 = 4.2518 BTC [+] -137717;1360077282;Diablo-D3;gigavps: eventually, yes -137716;1360077292;Diablo-D3;gigavps: the problem is, the bitcoin community just doesnt have the cash -137715;1360077298;Diablo-D3;I dont even know where most of the coins are -137714;1360077303;Diablo-D3;I imagine they've been lost -137713;1360077435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00069509 = 3.6492 BTC [-] -137712;1360077540;Namworld;They travelled from hand to hand, to end up being gambled and lost on SatoshiDice -137711;1360077598;jurov;and paid on dividends :P -137710;1360077642;Uglux;the great bitcoinmixer: sdice ^^ -137709;1360077682;gigavps;Diablo-D3, "the bitcoin community just doesnt have the cash" is an absurd statement -137708;1360077708;gigavps;sdice just collected another $60k -137707;1360077713;jurov;to borrow from mp "most everyone" doesn't have the cash -137706;1360077726;gigavps;avalon just collected $1m -137705;1360077762;gigavps;you are in a community where the main topic is a new form of currency / bartering / trading -137704;1360078154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068142 = 2.9444 BTC [-] -137703;1360078156;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.007 = 7 BTC [+] -137702;1360078157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6829 @ 0.00068141 = 4.6533 BTC [-] -137701;1360078222;Diablo-D3;;;last -137700;1360078223;gribble;[05:29:15] [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6829 @ 0.00068141 = 4.6533 BTC [-] -137699;1360078227;Diablo-D3;heh -137698;1360078384;Namworld;Hello thick -137697;1360078388;ThickAsTh;Hey thanks -137696;1360079004;Namworld;Not much happening at this time of the day however. -137695;1360079007;ThickAsTh;Hehe, indeed, I just wanted to make sure I was in the loop -137694;1360079008;Namworld;Most active around 8pm - 2 am Eastern Time I'd say -137693;1360079008;ThickAsTh;Cool -137692;1360079020;Namworld;As for me well... I'm out for today -137691;1360079035;ThickAsTh;Did you get a chance to nab new shares on S.DICE? -137690;1360079039;Namworld;With the S.DICE stuff I haven't slept all night. -137689;1360079047;Namworld;Yeah, I nabbed almost 50k -137688;1360079072;mjr__;hi all -137687;1360079077;mjr__;crazy morning huh? -137686;1360079077;Namworld;hello mjr -137685;1360079079;jurov;hi mjr__ -137684;1360079079;ThickAsTh;yeah me too, I slept about 3 hrs -137683;1360079081;Namworld;yeah -137682;1360079089;mjr__;you guys on reddit? -137681;1360079093;mjr__;ugh -137680;1360079097;jurov;yea some of us -137679;1360079101;ThickAsTh;i had to wait for BTC to clear to send to DeadTerra -137678;1360079119;ThickAsTh;haven't heard from Dead as to whether he was able to make trhe purchase for me in time... -137677;1360079129;jurov;mjr__: can you pls help me to wrap my head around https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118551.msg1504855#msg1504855 ? -137676;1360079136;Namworld;Eh, it's hard moving fast through a broker -137675;1360079151;jurov;or anyone else... how to make out open interest on mpex options? -137674;1360079176;jurov;just add the volume for all options sold in this month? -137673;1360079183;jurov;i don't get it -137672;1360079190;ThickAsTh;yeah, I actually saw it the moment erik posted them and pm'd Dead, but he didn't sign on for 2 or 3 hours -137671;1360079200;mjr__;not sure how we can calculate it -137670;1360079207;mjr__;but it basically means how many contracts exist -137669;1360079215;mjr__;ie. how many options are currently out there -137668;1360079227;mjr__;i sell an option...in order to do that someone has to buy it -137667;1360079232;Namworld;And as you might know Thick, I also run BTC-BOND & I am co-partner in BitVPS -137666;1360079248;Namworld;and on a darker note, I also run BTC-MINING -137665;1360079254;mjr__;so, as these are not "settled" ie. i haven't exercised he hasn't been assigned -137664;1360079260;jurov;hmmm... so if mpoe bot buys back option issued by itself earlier -137663;1360079267;jurov;it decreases the open interest -137662;1360079269;jurov;? -137661;1360079279;mjr__;yeah i am not exactly sure how many contracts mpoe is writing -137660;1360079280;ThickAsTh;cool, I don't know much about BRCBOND, but I have looked at BitVPS -137659;1360079291;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob_afk: none of them managed to derail the effort to bring BTC to $1000 -137658;1360079293;Diablo-D3;nefario did -137657;1360079299;ThickAsTh;I actually have a small hosting business, using Rackspace -137656;1360079314;Namworld;I have one of those too, owned personally -137655;1360079334;mjr__;so anyway, that;s all open interest is, but i don't know how to calculate it in this case -137654;1360079342;Namworld;I might have too much stuff going on. -137653;1360079343;mjr__;it would be related in some way to the volume -137652;1360079369;jurov;mjr__ okay, is uspected that. will discuss it with MP. -137651;1360079387;ThickAsTh;yeah, being "into" bitcoin definitely crowds your time too -137650;1360079428;Namworld;http://www.namworld.net/ is the url -137649;1360079504;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob_afk: who knows -137648;1360079539;Diablo-D3;I did? wow. I wish someone would have told me. -137647;1360079558;ThickAsTh;@nam cool, i'll check it out -137646;1360079586;Diablo-D3;yes, x ? y : z -137645;1360079591;Namworld;If I can get Amazingrando to pay back, that would be good news for DMC. -137644;1360079596;Diablo-D3;its short for if than else -137643;1360079602;Namworld;considering DMC's BTC-MINING holdings -137642;1360079666;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.72 = 3.6 BTC [-] -137641;1360079735;Diablo-D3;Namworld: yes -137640;1360079896;Namworld;Lending was a bad idea. Even if Amazingrando is in the US. -137639;1360080154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4471 @ 0.00068141 = 3.0466 BTC [-] -137638;1360080155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00068126 = 6.2676 BTC [-] -137637;1360080157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00068068 = 6.1942 BTC [-] -137636;1360080158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9079 @ 0.0006801 = 6.1746 BTC [-] -137635;1360080212;Namworld;ok, well I'm off for real this time. -137634;1360080498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4865 @ 0.00068408 = 3.328 BTC [+] -137633;1360080625;mjr__;so, is the consensus generally positive on the release of more shares? -137632;1360080638;mjr__;talking about S.DICE -137631;1360080639;maximian;nope -137630;1360080642;mjr__;why is that? -137629;1360080672;maximian;lots of reasons -137628;1360080691;mjr__;If someone gives out 100% of profits... -137627;1360080692;maximian;for me, it's because I didn't like seeing my s.dice portfolio drop 40% in an instant -137626;1360080698;mjr__;how do they expand? -137625;1360080720;mjr__;you should be holding it for the ridiculous dividends -137624;1360080723;maximian;all he had to do was set the next at market price -137623;1360080731;mjr__;and then compete with everyone else -137622;1360080733;maximian;0.0073 or so -137621;1360080737;mjr__;his goal was to raise money -137620;1360080738;maximian;yeah -137619;1360080745;mjr__;that would be stupid for him -137618;1360080748;maximian;not at all -137617;1360080754;maximian;that's how MP does it with MPOE -137616;1360080758;mjr__;he wants to raise more cash so he can take more bets -137615;1360080768;maximian;it's not for bets -137614;1360080769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1421 @ 0.0006801 = 0.9664 BTC [-] -137613;1360080770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2079 @ 0.0006801 = 1.4139 BTC [-] -137612;1360080771;mjr__;and he set the price higher than the last offering -137611;1360080775;maximian;it's for one of his shareholders -137610;1360080782;maximian;some secret shareholder -137609;1360080784;maximian;personal use -137608;1360080792;mjr__;with higher prices for each next round -137607;1360080801;mjr__;obviously the price will go back to prior levels -137606;1360080815;maximian;it's totally destabilized now -137605;1360080825;mjr__;but if you increase supply, but keep price the same... -137604;1360080828;mjr__;what would happen to price -137603;1360080832;maximian;1M shares were gobbled up by people who had the spare BTC, now they're being dumped -137602;1360080843;mjr__;ok -137601;1360080844;maximian;for instant profit -137600;1360080851;mjr__;that's fine -137599;1360080856;maximian;the new equilibrium will be in the 0.005 - 0.006 range -137598;1360080860;mjr__;as long as SDICE gets the capital it needs to expand -137597;1360080867;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.72 = 5.76 BTC [-] -137596;1360080870;mjr__;they will release more dividends -137595;1360080880;mjr__;and the value will increase again -137594;1360080883;maximian;this isn't for expansion -137593;1360080901;mjr__;are you sure? -137592;1360080903;maximian;the sale was for one of the Satoshi Dice owners -137591;1360080906;maximian;yes -137590;1360080912;maximian;He said so earlier in this channel -137589;1360080922;mjr__;oh, similar to how a startup needs to do more offerings so that original investors can liquidate? -137588;1360080930;maximian;I suppose -137587;1360080935;ThickAsTh;For me it was exciting and frustrating, -137586;1360080935;mjr__;yeah, i'm not worried -137585;1360080962;mjr__;it's like people are saying sure the golden goose lays golden eggs...but it just won't suck my d*** too -137584;1360080970;mjr__;i hate it! -137583;1360080974;mjr__;lol -137582;1360080974;maximian;no -137581;1360080974;ThickAsTh;I spent half my current investment coins yesterday, at about .0072 -137580;1360080978;mjr__;ah ok -137579;1360080996;ThickAsTh;so it sucks to know i missed by like 10 hours -137578;1360080999;maximian;I reinvested my considerable dividends back in at prices much higher than 0.0044 -137577;1360081001;mjr__;that is true -137576;1360081010;maximian;I reinvested because I believe in the long term value -137575;1360081014;mjr__;yes so do i -137574;1360081018;maximian;that value was properly reflected in the share price -137573;1360081032;maximian;the share price was irrationally lowered on a whim by the *owner* -137572;1360081034;mjr__;i still think that the value is very low -137571;1360081038;mjr__;it wasn't irrational -137570;1360081041;maximian;yes, it's terribly low -137569;1360081051;mjr__;if you release that much at the current price, you still tank the stock -137568;1360081060;pigeons;it was irrational. even for his own self interest -137567;1360081061;mjr__;oh yeah demand is here, have a ton more supply -137566;1360081070;mjr__;price will stay the same -137565;1360081077;mjr__;how would that work? -137564;1360081087;ThickAsTh;and now I'm waiting to hear back from DeadTerra as to whether he was able to make the purchase for me at .0044 -137563;1360081097;ThickAsTh;is there a way to look that up on MPEX? -137562;1360081102;mjr__;hmmm -137561;1360081113;ThickAsTh;(i'm not a mpex member, i am going thru passthroughs) -137560;1360081118;mjr__;yeah me too for now -137559;1360081128;maximian;You don't expect the owner to black swan his own stock -137558;1360081129;mjr__;through HAVELOCK? -137557;1360081136;mjr__;it's not a black swan -137556;1360081139;mjr__;first of all -137555;1360081140;maximian;even though it's within his rights -137554;1360081153;mjr__;it is trading well above both first and second offerings -137553;1360081156;maximian;the market was rational - nobody was going to dump 1M shares at 0.0044 -137552;1360081171;mjr__;he is releasing more shares.... -137551;1360081177;mjr__;so if you didn't get in, it's not too late -137550;1360081182;pigeons;it seems like evorhees is saying we were undervaluing the risks -137549;1360081185;ThickAsTh;I have shares in all the passthrus I think, Havelock was easy to unload last night, there was no action, so I sold all my shares there at over .70 on open bids -137548;1360081194;maximian;yes, and he should have done it the was MP does it - buy offering them at a small % higher than the market price -137547;1360081197;ThickAsTh;it's still riding high this morning too at Havelock -137546;1360081217;vampireb;is he selling them below the market? -137545;1360081219;mjr__;dollar cost averaging -137544;1360081238;mjr__;i bought what i thought was a good deal at 7 -137543;1360081243;mjr__;horrible deal at 4? -137542;1360081247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00689996 = 10.3499 BTC [-] -137541;1360081265;mjr__;or heck yeah, i get to double my position for less -137540;1360081288;mjr__;i guess everyone is looking at sdice like a growth stock -137539;1360081293;mjr__;while i would buy and hold it just for the yield -137538;1360081296;pigeons;the person in the best position to know has signaled in the only way that matters, with his cash, that the price was too high -137537;1360081299;maximian;It's a huge growth stock -137536;1360081311;mjr__;yes it can be -137535;1360081325;mjr__;but i would not look for return by appreciation, to me that is the bonus -137534;1360081328;maximian;It could be worth 10s of millions. 1.2M BTC in handle just last month is *astonishing* -137533;1360081337;mjr__;of course, it's amazinhg -137532;1360081343;mjr__;but the yield is ridiculous -137531;1360081345;ThickAsTh;it just hurts this first time, because it was so abrupt -137530;1360081349;mjr__;true -137529;1360081354;maximian;for a small gambling concern that's restricted to just bitcoiners -137528;1360081354;mjr__;adjustments are tough -137527;1360081361;ThickAsTh;now I know that the shares need to stay at values that are more liquid -137526;1360081374;mjr__;yes, there was too big a spread -137525;1360081383;ThickAsTh;and holding shares at the end of the month becomes much more valuable than at the beginning -137524;1360081389;mjr__;and i honestly think he wants to give peple more opportunity to get it -137523;1360081398;mjr__;lol that is the way its supposed to be -137522;1360081403;maximian;the problem is, he has other owners now -137521;1360081407;mjr__;last dividend day the stock didn't move -137520;1360081408;maximian;so he has to consider what we want too -137519;1360081415;mjr__;non voting shares -137518;1360081417;maximian;and I don't care about giving other people the opportunity to get in -137517;1360081423;mjr__;you vote by buying and selling -137516;1360081484;ThickAsTh;what do you think the value will be set at for the next 4million shares he's releasing? -137515;1360081488;maximian;Anyway, Eric heard our bitching last night. He says he understands and that he didn't think it all through. -137514;1360081498;ThickAsTh;good to hear -137513;1360081507;maximian;So the next tranches will be priced a lot higher -137512;1360081517;mjr__;i was thinking that he will progressively price them higher -137511;1360081520;pigeons;unless he really needs the money right then -137510;1360081524;mjr__;and hopefully he can walk the price back up -137509;1360081528;ThickAsTh;it was so close to being an awesome move, but was definitely awkward to say the least -137508;1360081539;mjr__;yes, i mean this was 1.5 traunches -137507;1360081545;mjr__;sorry: 1/5 -137506;1360081549;ThickAsTh;yeah -137505;1360081566;ThickAsTh;so he'll probably due a .005 increase for each one -137504;1360081572;ThickAsTh;sry -137503;1360081575;ThickAsTh;.0005 -137502;1360081585;pigeons;that would be if he thinks about it -137501;1360081589;ThickAsTh;hehe -137500;1360081609;mjr__;so i think to increase the float by 50% you need to expect a certain amount of volatility but it will be good in the long run -137499;1360081620;mjr__;i think peple who are bullish on SDICE will be happy -137498;1360081624;ThickAsTh;yeah -137497;1360081627;mjr__;because this is a good long term move -137496;1360081628;mjr__;i think -137495;1360081629;maximian;I am bullish for sure -137494;1360081635;maximian;And it did need more liquidity -137493;1360081644;mjr__;i mean for sure growing pains -137492;1360081657;mjr__;and maybe i came across as defensive, but i was on reddit and people were all BREACH OF CONTRACT -137491;1360081670;mjr__;when they wouldn't know how to read a financial document if it was written in crayon -137490;1360081675;maximian;but it could have been done more slowly! I like smooth transitions. -137489;1360081683;mjr__;i suppose that is true -137488;1360081699;mjr__;he could have sent a letter to the shareholders with his future plans -137487;1360081710;maximian;The breach of contract thing was because the relevant clause was a little ambiguous. We had a debated about it here several hours ago. MP cleared it up: no breach. -137486;1360081766;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.6 BTC [-] -137485;1360081768;mjr__;i know -137484;1360081768;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.5001 BTC [-] -137483;1360081779;mjr__;but i mean there are so many scammers around that i guess people are nervous -137482;1360081781;maximian;It's still a great deal… but now there's a bit of a trust issue that might keep the price down for a while. -137481;1360081787;mjr__;but i think that mp and ev are the good guys -137480;1360081793;mjr__;i hope so -137479;1360081796;mjr__;i want to get in :) -137478;1360081805;jurov;i vote for "lawful evil" :D -137477;1360081806;mjr__;i have a 1 year mentality with this stock -137476;1360081820;mjr__;so i can't wait to see where it's at in 2013 -137475;1360081824;mjr__;i meant 2014 -137474;1360081889;ThickAsTh;the stock price will be fine too, these shares have one of the best dividends out there, people will keep snatching them up -137473;1360081901;maximian;The dividends are awesome, no doubt -137472;1360081901;mjr__;people would kill for these returns -137471;1360081910;mjr__;or make a billion dollars a year in a hedge fund -137470;1360081923;ThickAsTh;Are there other stocks that pay this well? -137469;1360081928;mjr__;not that i know of -137468;1360081933;mjr__;mpoe is good -137467;1360081937;mjr__;and i like btc-bond -137466;1360081939;ThickAsTh;but riskier right? -137465;1360081946;pigeons;less risky -137464;1360081946;mjr__;since it is not quite as risky -137463;1360081951;ThickAsTh;ah -137462;1360081955;mjr__;ie. debt vs equity -137461;1360081971;ThickAsTh;last div was what 10% or so? -137460;1360082001;ThickAsTh;which i read was higher than it would normally be -137459;1360082012;ThickAsTh;i was tryiong to follow along but dont knwo much about the stock -137458;1360082026;pigeons;price has been about 4% monthly yield -137457;1360082048;pigeons;but profits can change big quickly -137456;1360082075;pigeons;one month satoshidice lost money and paid no dividends, and the losses came out of next months dividends profits -137455;1360082116;ThickAsTh;Do you know anything about this JAH stock on Bitfunder? -137454;1360082123;ThickAsTh;it has pretty high returns -137453;1360082125;pigeons;mining stuff -137452;1360082142;ThickAsTh;so any week now the valeu will drop off for it -137451;1360082152;pigeons;seems likely -137450;1360082247;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.5 BTC [-] -137449;1360082314;jurov;better to buy anti-mining stuff like iDiffs ;) -137448;1360082582;mjr__;btw...you can make good money market making sdice -137447;1360082592;mjr__;i believe the spread is over 30% -137446;1360082624;mjr__;32.69% to be exact -137445;1360082655;jurov;i'm really not sure, the price is all but stable. so you need big reserve both on s.dice and btc side to dip into -137444;1360082669;mjr__;does anyone know the timeframe for the remaining 4 traunches though? -137443;1360082670;jurov;better just go long and receive divs -137442;1360082682;mjr__;you can do both...but i agree -137441;1360082713;mjr__;what i meant is you can hopefully just buy and sell, higher than rebuy again lower -137440;1360082735;pigeons;so put your market making bids in, watch them get filled while your asks sit, then watch another traunch get put up below your bid -137439;1360082742;kakobrekla;> On Tue, 05 Feb 13 06:25:53 +0000 S.DICE - 1`000 bought @0.00420000 BTC, -137438;1360082743;kakobrekla;lol -137437;1360082747;mjr__;with the ultimate goal of increasing your position, but also creating liquidity -137436;1360082753;pigeons;kakobrekla: that was me -137435;1360082755;jurov;and i think the plan is not known... evoorhees seems to like to suddenly sneak in the middle of night -137434;1360082758;kakobrekla;pigeons?? -137433;1360082760;mjr__;hehehe -137432;1360082765;mjr__;makes it exciting -137431;1360082778;kakobrekla;you sold me at 0042? -137430;1360082786;pigeons;no i bought -137429;1360082794;mjr__;also...the point of market making is...i will always have the current bid and current ask -137428;1360082795;kakobrekla;cause i bought too at that. -137427;1360082807;kakobrekla;i pasted my filled bid. -137426;1360082808;pigeons;oh sorry -137425;1360082810;pigeons;that was you -137424;1360082811;kakobrekla;np :) -137423;1360082812;pigeons;this was me -137422;1360082814;mjr__;i can go one in front of either side -137421;1360082814;pigeons;On Tue, 05 Feb 13 06:25:53 +0000 S.DICE - 1`000 bought @0.00420001 BTC -137420;1360082818;kakobrekla;haha -137419;1360082829;pigeons;:) -137418;1360082839;awkorama_;mjr__: hi, please respond to my query -137417;1360082874;jurov;mjr__ that's crystal clear to me. just that this market often likes to keep going to one side till the bot exhausts it allotment -137416;1360082971;maximian;a market maker would be great -137415;1360082974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.0006801 = 5.0327 BTC [-] -137414;1360082982;mjr__;jurov: good point -137413;1360082995;maximian;but you'd need pretty deep pockets and a lot of guts -137412;1360083017;mjr__;also...to the people who felt that they lost value...were you planning on selling, or even more specifically did you have sell orders on the books? -137411;1360083065;pigeons;i had buy orders on the books, higher than what erik put the shares up at -137410;1360083073;ThickAsTh;You can make the markets on the passthrus pretty easily -137409;1360083106;pigeons;so i did lose money there -137408;1360083118;mjr__;yes true -137407;1360083125;ThickAsTh;I laid out a fat chunk yesterday at .0072 :/ -137406;1360083141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0052 = 2.6 BTC [-] -137405;1360083147;mjr__;my only point was that if you were bearish on the stock and trying to get out of the horrible position of making upwards of 30% dividends, then yes you lost -137404;1360083155;ThickAsTh;but I have another fat chunk to spend today -137403;1360083160;mjr__;if you actually like the stock and want to keep what you have and get more, this is great news -137402;1360083181;ThickAsTh;but what was the right play last night, -137401;1360083194;mjr__;since i believe that most people like this stock, i think they should view the opportunity to get more for less as a good thing -137400;1360083203;ThickAsTh;on a passthru, -137399;1360083224;ThickAsTh;1. Liquidate your passthru shares down to about .6 and try to buy in at lower -137398;1360083241;ThickAsTh;2. Hold shares and buy only with liquid BTC you have -137397;1360083247;ThickAsTh;Bullish -137396;1360083256;topace_;so what was with the lowball ask order last night? -137395;1360083262;topace_;i wish i wasnt asleep at the time -137394;1360083266;ThickAsTh;.0044 -137393;1360083274;ThickAsTh;a million shares -137392;1360083277;pigeons;topace_: evorhees sold more shares -137391;1360083303;topace_;of his 90%? so now, like 11% are on the market? and 89% are "private" ? -137390;1360083313;ThickAsTh;pretty much -137389;1360083326;ThickAsTh;and h plans to release 4 more rounds of 1m -137388;1360083328;pigeons;topace_: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1504386#msg1504386 -137387;1360083329;ThickAsTh;he* -137386;1360083558;mjr__;public float increases to 15% -137385;1360083570;mjr__;has anyone seen coins for pizza? -137384;1360083589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10521 @ 0.0006801 = 7.1553 BTC [-] -137383;1360083591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1429 @ 0.00068007 = 0.9718 BTC [-] -137382;1360083592;mjr__;i think that was a huge win for this community -137381;1360083627;pigeons;good, bad, or indifferent, "huge win for this community" is fanboi -137380;1360083655;ThickAsTh;You see the Amazon Coins thing? -137379;1360083662;topace_;with no warning whatsoever, that was lame -137378;1360083673;topace_;"im releasing shares, first million up.. NOW! GO!" -137377;1360083678;awkorama_;I have seen it, did anyone try it ? -137376;1360083679;topace_;thats not how you run a business -137375;1360083690;pigeons;topace_: we let evorhees know that last night, he says he will try to price more appropriately in the future -137374;1360083703;topace_;and no indication when the NEXT ones will come out? -137373;1360083706;topace_;just "in the future" -137372;1360083710;pigeons;within days -137371;1360083815;pigeons;so that should keep people from buying too high cause who knows what he will price the next ones at -137370;1360083931;ThickAsTh;pretty much -137369;1360084133;ThickAsTh;now that we've been through it, I kinda don't want the next 4 tranches to be more than .0044 -137368;1360084222;mjr__;yes, i want to get in as big as possible -137367;1360084238;topace_;at what time was it listed on mpex last night? -137366;1360084269;ThickAsTh;like 11pm EST, maybe a little later? -137365;1360084307;pigeons;round then -137364;1360084661;topace_;yea, just when i went to bed -137363;1360084662;topace_;bastard :p -137362;1360084776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7471 @ 0.00068007 = 5.0808 BTC [-] -137361;1360084778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5929 @ 0.00068 = 4.0317 BTC [-] -137360;1360084812;kakobrekla;let the drama continiue. -137359;1360084861;jurov;yeah... everyone cashing out of s.mpoe to be ready -137358;1360084871;aiball;so, did that huge wall at 44 get bought, or cancelled? -137357;1360084882;jurov;it got bought. in 2 hrs or so -137356;1360084923;aiball;wow -137355;1360084928;ThickAsTh;I'm going on the record to say that everyone overreacted last night -137354;1360084967;ThickAsTh;the stock devaluation is as temporary as the shareholders choose for it to be -137353;1360085018;topace_;yea but it also puts an artificial ceiling on the price, until the 5 million are all released -137352;1360085039;topace_;because nobody will buy at "what used to be the market rate: ~0.0070" knowing he's going to be releasing more "well below" -137351;1360085052;pigeons;yep -137350;1360085110;topace_;its temporary, sure, but it'll be at least a few weeks before we get back to 0.70.. even if he does one a day for the next 4 days... that'll severly deplete peoples buying power (or the amount they're willing to dump into this) -137349;1360085151;pigeons;and make you wonder that if evoorhees is willing to sell at that price, maybe that is closer to an accurate pricing of the risks -137348;1360085181;StarenseN;[09:31] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 210000 @ 0.0044 = 924 BTC [+] -137347;1360085181;StarenseN;[09:31] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 227272 @ 0.0044 = 999.9968 BTC [+] -137346;1360085181;StarenseN;[09:37] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 92512 @ 0.0044 = 407.0528 BTC [+] -137345;1360085181;StarenseN;[09:37] <@assbot> [HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.5321 = 6.3852 BTC [-] -137344;1360085181;StarenseN;[09:44] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 92512 @ 0.0044 = 407.0528 BTC [+] -137343;1360085182;StarenseN;[09:45] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 20 @ 0.0044 = 0.088 BTC [+] -137342;1360085182;StarenseN;[09:46] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 227272 @ 0.0044 = 999.9968 BTC [+] -137341;1360085183;StarenseN;[09:46] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.0044 = 0.0132 BTC [+] -137340;1360085183;StarenseN;[09:47] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2721 @ 0.00069971 = 1.9039 BTC [+] -137339;1360085184;StarenseN;[09:47] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2180 @ 0.00069999 = 1.526 BTC [+] -137338;1360085184;StarenseN;[09:47] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5449 @ 0.0007 = 3.8143 BTC [+] -137337;1360085185;StarenseN;[09:48] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 16831 @ 0.0044 = 74.0564 BTC [+] -137336;1360085185;StarenseN;[09:50] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0044 = 0.88 BTC [+] -137335;1360085186;StarenseN;[09:52] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 17179 @ 0.0044 = 75.5876 BTC [+] -137334;1360085198;pigeons;StarenseN: apologise -137333;1360085233;StarenseN;around 800K in 20 min when mircea_popescu woke up and proceed the deposit :) -137332;1360085255;mjr__;wow lol -137331;1360085274;jurov;it pays off to keep irc bouncer -137330;1360085309;jurov;i woke up, started reading up and it made my day -137329;1360085348;StarenseN;indeed -137328;1360085363;StarenseN;be part of the buyers made mine ^^ -137327;1360085484;pigeons;jurov: can you do a quick for dummies on CoinBr.MPBPT-E? 0.1005 implies 5% MPBOR? Do we need to know what you bid at to know what number to expect? -137326;1360085498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2685 @ 0.00068408 = 1.8368 BTC [+] -137325;1360085555;jurov;pigeons, 0.1005 is just a current price. you buy at that price, I will invest 0.1 into MPOE bond. -137324;1360085568;jurov;whatever the price is -137323;1360085602;jurov;now, when mpoe liquidates, i'll pay exactly 0.1*MPBOR (or less if there was some loss) -137322;1360085633;jurov;so if you got 0.1005 in the end of the month, that would mean that MPOE net profit was only 0.5% -137321;1360085719;pigeons;thanks, tough for me to follow sometimes -137320;1360085728;jurov;if MPOE makes 5% , each share liquidates on 0.105 . if it loses 10%, each share gets 0.09 only -137319;1360085747;pigeons;ah -137318;1360085777;jurov;and that's also reason why doing "normal" assets that will continously run through and just pay divs is difficult -137317;1360085797;jurov;we'd have to ask negative dividends if mpoe loses :D -137316;1360085812;jurov;better liquidate it every month -137315;1360085818;pigeons;gotcha -137314;1360085853;pigeons;need a demmurage feature ;) -137313;1360085894;jurov;yes there were some inquiries, but nobody could figure out what to insure it with. ur welcome -137312;1360086001;mjr__;i need to do a local bitcoin for cash today -137311;1360086463;jurov;lol 8k arrived to mpex in past few hours...prepare for wild ride -137310;1360086479;jurov;http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx -137309;1360086647;ThickAsTh;just got the good news from my man DeadTerra, he was able to snag some shares for me last night :D -137308;1360086813;vampireb_;where? -137307;1360086823;vampireb_;couldnt wait for that one -137306;1360086861;vampireb_;ic in your thread -137305;1360087528;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -137304;1360087916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10251 @ 0.00068589 = 7.0311 BTC [+] -137303;1360088040;Bugpowder;reddit really is where the idiots of the internet hang out -137302;1360088243;aiball;juror - do you have one of those blockchain.info urls for sdice 50% I tried to replace the address but not getting a chart -137301;1360088253;aiball;jurov -137300;1360088261;Bugpowder;at least the 4chan people don't take themselves seriously -137299;1360088287;jurov;aiball, search for the address normally -137298;1360088299;jurov;and then click the icon next to Balance to get graph -137297;1360088384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069967 = 3.0233 BTC [+] -137296;1360088386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10702 @ 0.00069999 = 7.4913 BTC [+] -137295;1360088540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00689996 = 1.38 BTC [+] -137294;1360088552;Bugpowder;lol -137293;1360088976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069981 = 3.0239 BTC [-] -137292;1360088978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9298 @ 0.00069999 = 6.5085 BTC [+] -137291;1360088980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 581 @ 0.00069999 = 0.4067 BTC [+] -137290;1360089344;evoorhees;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1505462#msg1505462 -137289;1360089389;Bugpowder;moar shares please -137288;1360089411;Bugpowder;.0055 -137287;1360089413;Bugpowder;uh oh -137286;1360089423;evoorhees;is that good or bad? -137285;1360089440;Bugpowder;it will never sell -137284;1360089445;Bugpowder;it should be like .0034 :) -137283;1360089449;evoorhees;lol -137282;1360089454;evoorhees;man I can't win -137281;1360089457;Bugpowder;or .0046 -137280;1360089459;Bugpowder;:) -137279;1360089475;evoorhees;well look... smart investors should want me to sell it as low as possible -137278;1360089481;Bugpowder;no shit -137277;1360089483;evoorhees;so you bugpowder are being very rational, thank you -137276;1360089537;Bugpowder;i wish i didn't sleep through the last batch -137275;1360089580;jurov;and i wish i'll be able to sleep tonight... it will be 4am here -137274;1360089608;Bugpowder;just place a bid up -137273;1360089609;jurov;;;calc 1e6*.0055 -137272;1360089609;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -137271;1360089615;jurov;;;calc 1e6*0.0055 -137270;1360089615;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -137269;1360089618;jurov;;;calc 1e6 * 0.0055 -137268;1360089619;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -137267;1360089619;Bugpowder;5500 -137266;1360089632;jurov;and 8000 already deposited on mpex lol -137265;1360089638;Bugpowder;god damn it -137264;1360089683;Bugpowder;all five are going to go quickly -137263;1360089684;evoorhees;lol dumping? -137262;1360089722;evoorhees;one min -137261;1360089743;Bugpowder;EskimoBob_afk: why did you do a second offering of ART? -137260;1360089930;Bugpowder;yep -137259;1360090047;evoorhees;back, sorry -137258;1360090065;evoorhees;eskimo - releasing 5% of the shares on mpex is hardly "dumping" -137257;1360090094;evoorhees;further, as I've mentioned, there are a few private holders. Don't assume that this 5% is from me. -137256;1360090117;thestringpuller;evoorhees: i sent you pm if you have time -137255;1360090138;evoorhees;eskimo - the volume is not based on those wales alone -137254;1360090144;jurov;evoorhees: no need to argue with him... for him we re all just MP's sockpuppets anyway -137253;1360090162;evoorhees;the base volume is increasingly substantially, and the whales seem to come out for a week or two each month -137252;1360090175;evoorhees;I don't mind explaining my actions to him -137251;1360090185;evoorhees;and if he's an owner, then I owe it to him -137250;1360090222;evoorhees;And there is a big difference between me and Trendon. One business was opaque, the other transparent. -137249;1360090231;evoorhees;nobody knew how he was making "profits" -137248;1360090240;evoorhees;and yet they bought anyway -137247;1360090250;evoorhees;SD is a gambling site, it earns 1.9%, easy -137246;1360090314;evoorhees;you're wrong -137245;1360090322;evoorhees;but it's good to be skeptical -137244;1360090379;evoorhees;If everyone in the bitcoin community was as skeptical as you, it'd be a healthier community -137243;1360090451;evoorhees;and honestly, the whales do look suspicious... or at least I thought so until I went to Macau and saw people playing baccarat for 36 hrs straight with $50,000 chips -137242;1360090639;StarenseN;evoorhees quick question, are you belgian ? Any chance to see you back in belgium to promote bitcoin or ? -137241;1360090660;evoorhees;the name is dutch -137240;1360090663;evoorhees;but I've never been there -137239;1360090670;StarenseN;you're american ? -137238;1360090673;evoorhees;only been to london, paris, and vienna in europe -137237;1360090675;evoorhees;yeah -137236;1360090680;evoorhees;unfortunately -137235;1360090694;StarenseN;alright, belgium has a dutch part as well so that's why i asked myself -137234;1360090712;jurov;evoorhees, i can't imagine such people patiently bearing with bitcoin-qt.. or do they just use online wallet? -137233;1360090722;jurov;these whales -137232;1360090780;imsaguy;maybe those whales don't even exist. -137231;1360090819;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0056 = 0.056 BTC [-] -137230;1360091033;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3380 @ 0.0056 = 18.928 BTC [-] -137229;1360091087;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2509 @ 0.0056 = 14.0504 BTC [-] -137228;1360091228;StarenseN;evoorhees are the 3 other batchs for this week as well ? -137227;1360091409;pigeons;star trek IV was the one with the whales -137226;1360091473;ThickAsTh;Thanks again DeaDTerra -137225;1360091491;ThickAsTh;the .0001 markup on the passthroughs works nicely -137224;1360091499;StarenseN;[17:41] evoorhees: why do you sell? -137223;1360091504;StarenseN;did you answer? -137222;1360091518;evoorhees;yeah -137221;1360091524;evoorhees;"don't assume it was my shares" -137220;1360091593;ThickAsTh;I cant blame you at all, its a modest markup surely -137219;1360091619;evoorhees;Actually... consider that another private owner may have sold me more than 5%, and thus I actually increased my position -137218;1360091646;StarenseN;haha -137217;1360091671;StarenseN;at a good price so -137216;1360091676;ThickAsTh;While I'm sure we could come up with a number of reasons, I'm betting Bob wants the exact one -137215;1360091774;pigeons;evoorhees: so you and several partners own the unreleased S.DICE shares? And you and the other owners can sell your interest because you're selling it to the public via shares? Is that what makes it different from rapeghost selling his interest in S.BVPS? -137214;1360091805;evoorhees;I don't know the rapeghost case -137213;1360091811;pigeons;mircea_popescu: or did rapeghost have different ownership change provisions in its contract with mpex than satoshi dice has -137212;1360091830;evoorhees;but yes me and several others own the (now 89%) of S.DICE that is not on MPEX -137211;1360091859;ThickAsTh;I thought it was on MPEX ;) -137210;1360091881;jcpham;i see the difference -137209;1360091890;jcpham;bitvps was 100% public -137208;1360091892;jcpham;iirc -137207;1360091908;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -137206;1360091912;jcpham;where is the original bitvps contract -137205;1360091925;evoorhees;yes to be technically accurate, I have 39m shares of s.dice on mpex (these became available a few days ago, which was 30 days after the final sale of the ipo shares) -137204;1360091926;pigeons;oh i didnt know that. ithought all mpex stocks were non voting shares enforced by keeping 51% of the shares private -137203;1360091946;evoorhees;so 50m shares are just "theoretical" and 50m shares are on MPEX -137202;1360091956;evoorhees;correct deadterra -137201;1360091960;jcpham;yay for fun maths! -137200;1360091982;evoorhees;pigeons - yes that's true -137199;1360091986;evoorhees;I can't sell 50% on mpex -137198;1360091993;evoorhees;only 49.999% or whatever -137197;1360092013;pigeons;jcpham: (c) The Directors warrant that no further shares will be offered by them for a period of 30 days from the date these offered shares are sold. The Directors further warrant that they will never sell more than half the total shares. -137196;1360092020;pigeons;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BVPS -137195;1360092042;jcpham;looks like the directors fucked up -137194;1360092046;jcpham;iana though -137193;1360092053;evoorhees;jcpham how? -137192;1360092071;pigeons;evoorhees: rapeghost sold more than half the shares -137191;1360092079;evoorhees;oh thought you were talking about s.dice -137190;1360092086;jcpham;no evoorhees -137189;1360092092;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0056 = 28 BTC [-] -137188;1360092092;jcpham;what pigeons said -137187;1360092123;jcpham;the previous owner of bitvps entered into a contract and then broke it -137186;1360092126;jcpham;iana though -137185;1360092137;evoorhees;was that on glbse? -137184;1360092145;jcpham;mpex -137183;1360092156;imsaguy;he wasn't allowed to sell -137182;1360092157;imsaguy;and then did -137181;1360092166;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0055 BTC [-] -137180;1360092167;jcpham;that's how it reads to me -137179;1360092175;imsaguy;all without even consulting the other major owner -137178;1360092182;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 775 @ 0.0056 = 4.34 BTC [+] -137177;1360092184;imsaguy;so technically, one could argue the sale wasn't legal -137176;1360092189;jurov;rg did not sold it -137175;1360092190;jcpham;that's backstory but... yeah -137174;1360092197;imsaguy;he didn't have enough votes. -137173;1360092202;jurov;rg just left everything to new owhers for free -137172;1360092209;jurov;including his own gpg key -137171;1360092223;jcpham;^ -137170;1360092223;imsaguy;he isn't allowed to do that either. -137169;1360092228;imsaguy;selling for 0 consideration is still 0. -137168;1360092231;imsaguy;err, selling -137167;1360092235;pigeons;hnope -137166;1360092245;imsaguy;he didn't just give. -137165;1360092259;imsaguy;pigeons: technically, nothing in bitcoin is sold unless there is $1. -137164;1360092261;pigeons;well, good enough for me -137163;1360092261;imsaguy;but there isn't. -137162;1360092283;evoorhees;imsaguy what do you mean? -137161;1360092288;jurov;cause he wanted hard to be employed, have the career and be able to fire people instead of boring task of running bitvps :DDD -137160;1360092293;pigeons;no consideration can be more than currency/dollars -137159;1360092310;imsaguy;evoorhees, its just barter unless there's dollars. -137158;1360092330;pigeons;but at any rate, everyone acknowledges th ownership transfer and its working out well for everyone except the investors (that leaves customers and new owners) -137157;1360092338;jcpham;it seems to me that similar to what dell has just done -137156;1360092343;jcpham;bitvps would need to do the same -137155;1360092348;imsaguy;aye -137154;1360092350;jcpham;buyout, go private -137153;1360092351;pigeons;no barter is contractual sale -137152;1360092365;imsaguy;the old shareholders would need to be bought out. -137151;1360092368;jcpham;to meet the mpex contract, that is -137150;1360092371;imsaguy;and you can't jus force them to sell -137149;1360092374;imsaguy;unless its in the contract -137148;1360092381;jcpham;and it isn't -137147;1360092393;pigeons;hey, who expected half as much from rg anyway -137146;1360092417;pigeons;no offense at all rg -137145;1360092426;imsaguy;offense intended rg -137144;1360092439;jcpham;the gpg key thing is not excusable -137143;1360092443;jcpham;i can't trust him -137142;1360092453;pigeons;cant trust his old key -137141;1360092457;imsaguy;aye -137140;1360092460;jurov;i don't mind rg at this point, worse enw owners are equally inept -137139;1360092461;imsaguy;he isn't his key -137138;1360092467;pigeons;cant trust him not to break contracts, thats true -137137;1360092481;jurov;they still didn't decide whether they'll list or not -137136;1360092484;imsaguy;I wanna know what grubles got out of this -137135;1360092489;jurov;"probably on btct" -137134;1360092500;imsaguy;besides the shaft -137133;1360092507;jcpham;imsaguy/query grubles -137132;1360092510;jcpham;shit -137131;1360092512;pigeons;that's why i figure -137130;1360092537;pigeons;i think it was just time for both of them to move on, and people did get screwed and it certainly didnt have to be that way, but oh well -137129;1360092540;jcpham;seems like i have that info in a/query log -137128;1360092545;jcpham;what "he got" -137127;1360092558;imsaguy;meanwhile.. -137126;1360092561;imsaguy;screw pirate -137125;1360092565;pigeons;yeah -137124;1360092573;pigeons;dude fucked you -137123;1360092583;imsaguy;he fucked many people -137122;1360092584;ThickAsTh;BTCTC takes forever to confirm deposits -137121;1360092597;pigeons;evil -137120;1360092606;imsaguy;my own damn fault -137119;1360092643;pigeons;its too much damn hassle paying lenders out of my 10% weekly profits, let's do "trust accounts" -137118;1360092664;imsaguy;pigeons: its one of those thigns that made sense at the time when a person is tied up into the story -137117;1360092679;imsaguy;but in hindsight, dumb as hell -137116;1360092681;jcpham;i was just looking through my grubles chat logs -137115;1360092730;jcpham; so 24.4 btc @ 8.2/per -137114;1360092730;jcpham; ill have pirate send them to you, cool? -137113;1360092730;jcpham; yep that works -137112;1360092733;jcpham;^ retarded -137111;1360092754;imsaguy;oh, I had much better ones -137110;1360092762;imsaguy;until Western Digital failed me -137109;1360092762;jcpham;treasure trove of lulz -137108;1360092795;jcpham;some of these are pretty old I'm wondering why i still have them -137107;1360092808;imsaguy;sentimental reasons -137106;1360092836;jcpham;so i can sue when my name isn't in the credits -137105;1360092850;imsaguy;there we go -137104;1360092853;imsaguy;let's make a movie -137103;1360092858;imsaguy;who shall we cast as pirate? -137102;1360092868;jcpham;a fat guy -137101;1360093112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069981 = 3.0239 BTC [-] -137100;1360093114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2779 @ 0.00069999 = 1.9453 BTC [+] -137099;1360093169;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.665 = 3.325 BTC [-] -137098;1360093170;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -137097;1360093172;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.611 = 6.11 BTC [-] -137096;1360093173;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.61 = 6.1 BTC [-] -137095;1360093236;pigeons;bill clinton -137094;1360093261;jurov;bill clinton http://i.imgur.com/wAuwF.gif -137093;1360093376;ThickAsTh;Erik, if you are still around, can I ask what the current & future marketing plans are for SDICE? -137092;1360093622;evoorhees;hey -137091;1360093625;evoorhees;yeah -137090;1360093659;ThickAsTh;I recall seeing info about a print ad campaign, maybe more, but that was all before my time -137089;1360093674;ThickAsTh;Just trying to get a sense of what's happening now to strike while the iron's hot -137088;1360093675;evoorhees;the plan, for now, is to get SD some good legal advice on how to proceed in the safest way possible. It is getting lots of press and free advertising, and I don't want to push it further before having all the ducks in a row -137087;1360093690;ThickAsTh;I see -137086;1360093693;maximian;evoorhees: that's great - it's been a worry of mine -137085;1360093735;ThickAsTh;So the plan is pretty much stasis while legal ducks get in a row -137084;1360093750;truffles;is there a website where i can learn about what this is all about? -137083;1360093761;maximian;You have to assume that someone at the DOJ is or will take a good look at s.dice. -137082;1360093771;evoorhees;yeah -137081;1360093781;truffles;like an s.dice how to? -137080;1360093786;evoorhees;it's an awesome brand and game, and deserves to be set up properly -137079;1360093788;truffles;i wanna be a good owl -137078;1360093794;ThickAsTh;It's funny though, because SDICE isnt really different than any video game -137077;1360093805;ThickAsTh;it bitcoins that are what they need to look at -137076;1360093807;evoorhees;it's a fair argument -137075;1360093848;truffles;and why is it that evoorhees holds 89%? -137074;1360093857;maximian;The worst case scenario is they arrest you and splash one of those stupid DOJ banners on satoshidice.com -137073;1360093859;ThickAsTh;but, either way, I think some strategic marketing would make the site really take off, when it's time -137072;1360093880;maximian;even though that doesn't necessarily stop betting, it'll be bad -137071;1360093904;maximian;even if they can't charge you with anything, damage will be done -137070;1360093948;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.618 = 11.124 BTC [+] -137069;1360093950;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.6121 = 6.121 BTC [-] -137068;1360093951;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.612 = 3.06 BTC [-] -137067;1360093952;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 22 @ 0.61 = 13.42 BTC [-] -137066;1360093953;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 45 @ 0.6 = 27 BTC [-] -137065;1360093981;truffles;is there a utube for s.dice? -137064;1360093983;maximian;so it would be nice to know if you have a contingency plan for that -137063;1360094010;evoorhees;"The worst case scenario is they arrest you and splash one of those stupid DOJ banners on satoshidice.com" - I've taken steps to handle this -137062;1360094022;evoorhees;would be bad for me, but SD would live on -137061;1360094023;maximian;It's where the brand is presented, where you learn how to play - it's important -137060;1360094040;evoorhees;ThickAsTh - agreed -137059;1360094054;truffles;evoorhees is there a s.dice utube? -137058;1360094068;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.601 = 6.01 BTC [+] -137057;1360094070;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.6 = 12 BTC [-] -137056;1360094071;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 40 @ 0.6 = 24 BTC [-] -137055;1360094074;evoorhees;no... you wanna make one? -137054;1360094076;maximian;OK. -137053;1360094091;truffles;it could be very useful for ppl like me -137052;1360094105;truffles;im not a good candidate for that -137051;1360094129;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.6 = 9 BTC [-] -137050;1360094131;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [-] -137049;1360094132;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -137048;1360094133;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -137047;1360094136;evoorhees;anyone know anyone who makes youtube vids? -137046;1360094315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1442 @ 0.00689996 = 9.9497 BTC [+] -137045;1360094426;truffles;http://en.boardgamearena.com/#!gamepanel?game=cantstop this game is fun -137044;1360094434;truffles;makes me think of that -137043;1360094761;ThickAsTh;That is one side that is missing from SDICE, easily guiding a gambler into setting up a bitcoin wallet and sending a bet -137042;1360094781;truffles;i cant get over how bad this site design looks.. -137041;1360094841;truffles;yea im still confused about how this bitcoin setup works -137040;1360095158;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5050 @ 0.0056 = 28.28 BTC [+] -137039;1360095209;jcpham;evoorhees i'm all over the youtubes -137038;1360095281;evoorhees;truffles you don't like the SD site? -137037;1360095289;truffles;no its terrible -137036;1360095303;evoorhees;jcpham - if you can make a good SD vid for youtube I'll be happy to send you some coins -137035;1360095310;evoorhees;maybe chat with me on skype? -137034;1360095315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4657 @ 0.00068597 = 3.1946 BTC [-] -137033;1360095331;evoorhees;except that you break it every day deadterra :) -137032;1360095364;jcpham;i've never actually used skype -137031;1360095370;jcpham;i'm weird with technology -137030;1360095387;truffles;it took forever to process now my bitcoin software is still processing wth! -137029;1360095390;jcpham;so a satoshidice video... -137028;1360095408;truffles;yea do include the edge in that in vid -137027;1360095454;evoorhees;sent pm jcpham -137026;1360095554;topace_;mircea_popescu: still sleeping? waiting on a deposit here.... :) -137025;1360095737;ThickAsTh;So if you jumped from .0044 to .0055, where does that leave the next 3 tranches? kinda hard to go too much further up -137024;1360095771;ThickAsTh;and the market will be down after these two also -137023;1360095915;evoorhees;.0044 clearly angered lots of people -137022;1360095919;truffles;whats a tranche? -137021;1360095961;ThickAsTh;i dunno, it's the word everyone is using for releasing a batch of shares -137020;1360095966;ThickAsTh;:) -137019;1360095976;pigeons;.0068 looks like a good price -137018;1360095990;ThickAsTh;They won't sell at that price -137017;1360095995;evoorhees;a tranche is like a "batch" of something -137016;1360096004;truffles;so there can be infinite batches? -137015;1360096004;evoorhees;usually used when talking about financial assets -137014;1360096033;grubles;DeaDTerra: he wants to personally rub your bitcoins between his fingers to check if they are counterfeit or not -137013;1360096046;evoorhees;we'll see how things go with .0055 -137012;1360096052;evoorhees;I'll post ahead of time for any other tranches -137011;1360096064;ThickAsTh;theyre already sold in theory -137010;1360096089;ThickAsTh;isnt there like 800k depsoited to MPEX waiting? -137009;1360096094;ThickAsTh;hehe -137008;1360096107;gesell;after some thought, on the whole s.dice share thing... maybe it's a good thing that people are forced to think in terms of long term investment (mostly for dividends) rather than traditional stocks. i;d be happy if you would under sell every time. at the moment bitcoin stocks are still, well, they shouldnt be assumed the same -137007;1360096156;truffles;seems ppl arent happy about random tranche announcements -137006;1360096169;truffles;so i wonder if there is a fixed amount that can be done -137005;1360096173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 180 @ 0.00689996 = 1.242 BTC [+] -137004;1360096176;gesell;truffles: but there really isnt a better way -137003;1360096196;gesell;people arent happy because they didnt get "their" share of the opportunity. but it doesnt matter if they are announced in advance or not, its going to be dificult -137002;1360096204;jcpham;evoorhees: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bFEap2TNB8 -137001;1360096210;jcpham;i make videos where i endanger others -137000;1360096216;evoorhees;gesell - I like your attitude -136999;1360096228;pigeons;set a future date when more shares are available, and say the price will be X % of X-day moving average -136998;1360096236;ThickAsTh;for the big players, announcing is ideal, for the small guys, a surprise might be better -136997;1360096267;truffles;i dunno who likes that kind of surprise.. -136996;1360096277;ThickAsTh;I did -136995;1360096286;gesell;the point is that you are not really solving anything truffles -136994;1360096286;ThickAsTh;because i was awake and saw erik post the news -136993;1360096299;truffles;im not solving i want to understand -136992;1360096301;evoorhees;well unfortunately there is no way to tell the whole market at once -136991;1360096305;evoorhees;globe is round :( -136990;1360096355;Anduck;u cant be afk and typing -136989;1360096355;ThickAsTh;I take it Bob likes Mircea a lot -136988;1360096414;grubles;he has a way with words -136987;1360096644;truffles;gesell what was it that you think i was trying to solve though -136986;1360096651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1446 @ 0.00069998 = 1.0122 BTC [+] -136985;1360096665;ThickAsTh;Posting a portion of the tranches on the passthroughs might also go a long way to keep people quiet. (Could also make things worse too I guess. Havelock price didn't fluctuate much during all this, oddly) -136984;1360096702;gesell;truffles: i get the feeling that a lot of the angst is really rooted in the fact that its hard to "get on top of that" share drop opportunity before the established players. but i dont see a way to solve that -136983;1360096720;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0056 = 1.68 BTC [+] -136982;1360096721;gesell;or -136981;1360096803;gesell;the angst is in relation to people treating mpex stocks like a real stock market. and the volume isnt there for that. if this were a real stock market s.dice drop would have been closer to the market price because there would have been enough volume to eat it up. with where the volume is, it made sense where he put it. ON TOP of that, the whole idea of forcing his investors to think of s.dice stock different, not as a stock to quickly day trade on but ra -136980;1360096820;truffles;im curious why they was any rumblings, they knew the risks -136979;1360096846;gesell;im not upset at all that i bought at 0078 -136978;1360096927;gesell;just sad that i wasnt a mpex whale that could scoop up another 20000k shares at 0044 -136977;1360096927;gesell;but that is just the difference between being a mpex player, and being a normal long term investor -136976;1360096928;gesell;which reminds me, im gonna take my dividends and reinvest now ;) -136975;1360096950;truffles;day trade on but what -136974;1360096954;truffles;finish the thought -136973;1360097042;gesell;truffles: well not day trade, but to look at the stock as something to trade just on its value alone -136972;1360097053;gesell;i mean a lot of the s.dice drop got picked up by people that just plan to resell it. this is investment in relation to supply and demand in the market, not investment in s.dice long term, imho -136971;1360097175;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2870 @ 0.0056 = 16.072 BTC [+] -136970;1360097179;gesell;maybe i mix up words. hard to describe where i feel there is a difference in how one deals with s.dice on mpex, but there is -136969;1360097215;truffles;to me seems like a lil niche for the nerd crowd to swap -136968;1360097264;gesell;totally -136967;1360097276;gesell;the dividends are not however -136966;1360097277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00069998 = 9.7997 BTC [+] -136965;1360097288;evoorhees;EskimoBob_afk "why did you need multiple large investors?" - some investment was needed to provide capital for the betting pool. -136964;1360097303;evoorhees;wasn't so much a "need" as a "that would be smart to do" -136963;1360097324;evoorhees;yes really, why? -136962;1360097335;evoorhees;do you know how large the bet pool is? -136961;1360097351;evoorhees;I assume you've seen the swings of several thousand BTC before :) -136960;1360097358;jurov;folks... got an idea. how much would you pay for 250 BTC on MPEx? to be able to place your order nao? -136959;1360097369;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.62 = 3.72 BTC [+] -136958;1360097380;evoorhees;? -136957;1360097387;jurov;no. i can sell some S.MPOE -136956;1360097414;jurov;they are my own, not coinbr clients. -136955;1360097422;ThickAsTh;There are passthrough players already -136954;1360097424;gesell;jurov: i'd avoid it -136953;1360097434;jurov;it would at a loss, so i just threw it in what would be the offers -136952;1360097474;truffles;at what point is s.dice considered mainstream? -136951;1360097501;ThickAsTh;You know those reports that Dooglus posts daily on bitcointalk.com? Is there a way to generate some of that info on the fly? -136950;1360097502;pigeons;some point after bitcoin is -136949;1360097519;pigeons;ThickAsTh: its in the extras directory in bitcoin armory -136948;1360097540;ThickAsTh;I got that far, but I don't know jack about python -136947;1360097546;ThickAsTh;i installed it -136946;1360097547;truffles;well ppl dont understand how bitcoin works enough to just fool aroudn with so i dunno how thatll happen -136945;1360097549;jurov;gesell, why not? -136944;1360097558;ThickAsTh;and tried running the py, but it doesnt do anything -136943;1360097562;pigeons;ThickAsTh: python satoshiDiceStats.py -136942;1360097567;pigeons;it outputs a report -136941;1360097640;ThickAsTh;thanks pigeons, I'll try again -136940;1360097776;truffles;when is this utube expected to be completed with jcpham??? -136939;1360097789;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.62 = 18.6 BTC [+] -136938;1360097858;gesell;jurov: well i dont know. guess go for it -136937;1360097904;jurov;that depends if anyone makes me interesting offer -136936;1360097928;jurov;so far looks like aveyone is content waiting for mp -136935;1360097973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39800 @ 0.00069998 = 27.8592 BTC [+] -136934;1360098181;evoorhees;No but I'm talking with a lawfirm to ensure things are handled properly, now that the site has grown to a significant operation -136933;1360098210;pigeons;mommy, why is that eskimo angry? -136932;1360098215;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 952 @ 0.0056 = 5.3312 BTC [+] -136931;1360098257;gesell;evoorhees: do you see any other significant business in the market that could provide more s.dice like diversity of investment and activity? -136930;1360098320;evoorhees;gesell - hard to match s.dice today, but for sure over the next year there will be some amazing bitcoin companies that emerge -136929;1360098329;evoorhees;not sure if they'll list on the asset markets though -136928;1360098351;gigavps;EskimoBob_afk, you're funny -136927;1360098353;evoorhees;because any company that approaches the earning potential of S.dice might follow the traditional route of getting angel invesetment or VCs -136926;1360098379;evoorhees;s.dice was unique because it started tiny and grew without a requirement of capital -136925;1360098417;maximian;evoorhees: what if the law firm says that you have to collect info on your shareholders? -136924;1360098423;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1500 @ 0.0056 = 8.4 BTC [+] -136923;1360098445;maximian;would you take that advice seriously, or ignore it? -136922;1360098450;evoorhees;not sure -136921;1360098464;truffles;wrong answer -136920;1360098485;gigavps;EskimoBob_afk, if that was true, why are there so many Gigaminers claiming and getting paid? -136919;1360098495;gesell;bleh, the local bot that bitcoin-24 run on their exchange really is getting on my nerves (it ALWAYS up bids above you) -136918;1360098545;gigavps;fyi, over 2000 coins have been paid :P -136917;1360098564;maximian;that might be a concern for me, not sure -136916;1360098566;gigavps;so maybe you should shut the fuck up when you don't know what you are fucking talking about -136915;1360098597;truffles;a lil -136914;1360098599;jcpham;wham -136913;1360098608;jcpham;gigadtfu -136912;1360098625;truffles;but how else can we learn if we dont ask.. -136911;1360098639;gigavps;no need to ask, i do what i say i'm going to do -136910;1360098642;gigavps;full stop -136909;1360098646;jurov;there so many Gigaminers claiming and getting laid? -136908;1360098656;ThickAsTh;shareholder identities for digital goods seems like like an off-the-mark desire -136907;1360098677;gigavps;lol -136906;1360098686;gigavps;over 50% of claims are from outside the US -136905;1360098694;gigavps;EskimoBob_afk, give it up -136904;1360098701;gigavps;you have nothing to troll about -136903;1360098721;jcpham;am i missing some class A trolling? -136902;1360098735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 343 @ 0.00068597 = 0.2353 BTC [-] -136901;1360098736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1557 @ 0.00068596 = 1.068 BTC [-] -136900;1360098736;gigavps;EskimoBob_afk, i hope we meet someday -136899;1360098827;truffles;will there be a tape? -136898;1360098921;gigavps;kind of hard to steal coins when you are paying them back -136897;1360098960;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2548 @ 0.0056 = 14.2688 BTC [+] -136896;1360098976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00069998 = 3.2899 BTC [+] -136895;1360098986;iz;DeaDTerra: what if someone else uses your number? -136894;1360098990;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.659958 = 6.5996 BTC [+] -136893;1360099051;truffles;gigavps, whyd you steal from investors? -136892;1360099137;truffles;this is a lot to know, notary?? -136891;1360099145;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5000 @ 0.0056 = 28 BTC [+] -136890;1360099189;truffles;which -136889;1360099226;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -136888;1360099246;truffles;bitcointalk.org? -136887;1360099319;truffles;talking to people is instant though -136886;1360099383;truffles;i like windows -136885;1360099429;truffles;"Why are bitcointalk forum members so stupid?" -136884;1360099434;truffles;see im in the right place here -136883;1360099482;truffles;"Out of all the forums that I have frequented (and I've been on some seriously high volume forums), it is bitcointalk.org that has the dubious distinction of warehousing the largest number of what can only be described as "retards." " -136882;1360099592;gesell;has anyone really looked at the satcoin (SAT Solver for mining) writeup? could this actually extend GPU life a little for mining? -136881;1360099607;jurov;i skimmed it -136880;1360099611;gigavps;gesell, link? -136879;1360099631;gesell;http://jheusser.github.com/2013/02/03/satcoin.html -136878;1360099656;jurov;i doubt the algo is useful for gpus -136877;1360099691;jurov;the SHA1 formula is too big -136876;1360099806;ThickAsTh;Just saw Dooglus' report, great day for SDICE -136875;1360099808;gesell;jurov: i dont understand. why not? its applied to crypto as an alternative for bruteforce -136874;1360099865;truffles;nope threat title and 1st comment -136873;1360099870;ThickAsTh;I've seen much worse forums than bitcointalk.org -136872;1360099875;truffles;thread -136871;1360099882;jurov;gesell i thought to convert one round of SHA into BNF. got impression that it will be quite big -136870;1360099906;jurov;but didn't dug deeper -136869;1360099929;gesell;i guess i have reading to do -136868;1360099939;gesell;perhaps yu are rightr -136867;1360099940;jurov;and gpus need small dataset -136866;1360100009;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.621 = 12.42 BTC [-] -136865;1360100011;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.62 = 3.1 BTC [-] -136864;1360100064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00069998 = 4.2699 BTC [+] -136863;1360100070;gesell;any chance mpex will be funding wallets before the s.dice drop? -136862;1360100095;jurov;still 8 hours left, i believe it will -136861;1360100101;Bugpowder;I hope not -136860;1360100110;gesell;bleh, waiting for my blockchain to sync. gah -136859;1360100118;Bugpowder;Sleep Sleep sweet popescu -136858;1360100140;jurov;omg -136857;1360100169;gesell;man, DPR should give him a continious supply to keep him awake at all times -136856;1360100175;kakobrekla;o some one wanna buy my cxBtc -136855;1360100191;Bugpowder;I am selling -136854;1360100192;jurov;lol, you're in it too? -136853;1360100202;kakobrekla;in what? -136852;1360100203;Bugpowder;2 for 1 -136851;1360100208;jurov;selling mpexbtc -136850;1360100212;Bugpowder;lol -136849;1360100219;Bugpowder;such a panic -136848;1360100220;kakobrekla;o this is a real sport now? -136847;1360100230;Bugpowder;for a 20% gain -136846;1360100238;Bugpowder;let's collude -136845;1360100317;jurov;what 20% you pay 1.2BTC for 1MPExBTC? -136844;1360100457;gesell;lol, theres no mention of the second s.dice drop on reddit. guess they are all just waiting to post complaints post 10pm -136843;1360100512;jurov;oh no reddit. the atmosphere is tense enough already :D -136842;1360100515;maximian;All this attention is ultimately good for s.dice -136841;1360100559;evoorhees;I think a lot of people were just caught off guard -136840;1360100561;evoorhees;and that is my fault -136839;1360100567;evoorhees;I should've announced it ahead of time -136838;1360100581;Bugpowder;YES -136837;1360100586;evoorhees;I'm talking with one of the most vocal critics now, and I think that would've gone a long way to making him feel fine about it -136836;1360100589;Bugpowder;Maybe you should sell 2MM -136835;1360100597;Bugpowder;that dude probably has like 5000 shares -136834;1360100606;Bugpowder;wanker -136833;1360100643;evoorhees;it's fine... he's talking to me now and no worries -136832;1360100644;jurov;but maximian has a point. outrageous moves on stock exchange are good for popularity :D -136831;1360100670;gigavps;evoorhees, i hope you aren't caught "off guard" when the US decides SDICE is no dice -136830;1360100684;gesell;so then sell them in blocks of 1k with each block N mBTC greater than the last, pump up the price to insanity :P -136829;1360100711;evoorhees;SDICE is not a US company, nor is it hosted in the US, nor does it use US currency -136828;1360100714;jurov;no. sell every 1k block at random price -136827;1360100719;evoorhees;though I know the US does wahtever it wants -136826;1360100740;maximian;evoorhees, you should move to Europe and change the domain to satoshidice.ie :) -136825;1360100741;gesell;if the US had DHS take down the name and you switched to namecoin, it'd be freaking AWESOME! -136824;1360100748;gesell;the domain name i mean -136823;1360100748;gigavps;evoorhees, exactly -136822;1360100765;evoorhees;hehehe -136821;1360100772;gigavps;if US residents play your game, you'll probably come under fire at some point -136820;1360100790;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.62 = 11.16 BTC [-] -136819;1360100802;ThickAsTh;to me, it's the exchanges that deal in fiat that will get in trouble -136818;1360100803;maximian;the problem is, the DOJ destroys businesses first, asks questions later. -136817;1360100808;gesell;i wonder how the icelandish protection laws for journalism and data safehavens could be applied for gambling -136816;1360100811;ThickAsTh;they are the main point of laundering -136815;1360100843;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 91 @ 0.011 = 1.001 BTC [+] -136814;1360100849;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 21 @ 0.62 = 13.02 BTC [-] -136813;1360100856;ThickAsTh;i'm amazed that converting $ to BTC is going on at all -136812;1360100901;evoorhees;what do you mean thickasth? -136811;1360100944;ThickAsTh;well the easiest charge -136810;1360100946;ThickAsTh;is laundering -136809;1360100963;gigavps;evoorhees, has sdice had any contact for any government regarding the lawfulness of it's operations -136808;1360100967;ThickAsTh;and that happens the moment fiat is taken and BTC is given -136807;1360100972;gigavps;s/for/from/ -136806;1360100979;evoorhees;no -136805;1360100982;mjr__;he is trading fake stuff for other fake stuff in the eyes of anyone -136804;1360100987;mjr__;he never touches fiat -136803;1360101003;ThickAsTh;So, places like Dwolla can't last -136802;1360101021;mjr__;i personally don't see how the govt can say "not legal tender" and then at the same time say "you can't trade play money" -136801;1360101029;mjr__;so i think legally speaking he is quite safe -136800;1360101045;ThickAsTh;i think SDICE is pretty safe -136799;1360101052;ThickAsTh;only vbecause there are bigger, more guilty parties -136798;1360101055;mjr__;also i thought sdice was in ireland...am i way off? -136797;1360101057;ThickAsTh;"guilty" -136796;1360101076;evoorhees;sdice is in ireland -136795;1360101077;mjr__;i read an article where they explained how govt trying to crack down on bitcoin would make it even more successful -136794;1360101085;evoorhees;it is not a company -136793;1360101088;mjr__;streisand effect -136792;1360101089;ThickAsTh;Another thing the US could do is regulate where banks can send money -136791;1360101089;evoorhees;it does not have bank accounts -136790;1360101096;mjr__;they have and could -136789;1360101102;ThickAsTh;and stop banks from ACHing to bitcoin exchanges -136788;1360101112;Lyspooner;evoorhees, it seems like you went from bitcoin spokesperson to accidental millionaire. how do you want to be remembered? -136787;1360101112;Bugpowder;jurov, the random price idea is actually really good -136786;1360101116;mjr__;i want to buy some bitcoins locally in nyc -136785;1360101120;Bugpowder;it will hit the highest ask -136784;1360101122;Bugpowder;err bid -136783;1360101143;Bugpowder;and people must bid thier preferred price, with no guidance from the offering -136782;1360101151;Bugpowder;only from the other bids -136781;1360101156;Bugpowder;and their own sense -136780;1360101186;mjr__;just so you guys know -136779;1360101202;mjr__;have you not seen the startups who have raised seed rounds? -136778;1360101210;mjr__;coinbase being the most public example? -136777;1360101224;mjr__;those are some HUGE names attached to the financing of over a half a million USD -136776;1360101228;iz;how much did they raise? -136775;1360101247;mjr__;and i seriously doubt that those VC's and YCombinator would not at least think of legal ramifications -136774;1360101256;mjr__;600k -136773;1360101261;topace_;!ticker h sdice -136772;1360101262;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.52100000 / 0.62504313 / 0.76500000 (682 shares, 426.27941480 BTC), 7D: 0.52100000 / 0.71781239 / 0.89000000 (2529 shares, 1815.34753929 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.61915127 / 0.89000000 (6188 shares, 3831.30805722 BTC) -136771;1360101266;mjr__;another one raised half a mil -136770;1360101274;mjr__;i think 2 actually raised half a mil each -136769;1360101284;mjr__;so business is starting to notice -136768;1360101303;mjr__;and coinbase's stated goal is to make it as easy as possible to transfer USD for BTC -136767;1360101325;mjr__;the revolution will not be televised lol -136766;1360101348;evoorhees;VC money is absolutely noticing bitcoin now -136765;1360101350;evoorhees;I promise -136764;1360101361;mjr__;yes i know -136763;1360101366;mjr__;i am hoping to meet with one later this week -136762;1360101375;mjr__;and have a couple of others who have expressed interest -136761;1360101376;evoorhees;nice -136760;1360101388;mjr__;in fact firstmark capital is in my office building -136759;1360101389;mjr__;lol -136758;1360101396;mjr__;hey neighbor, got a cup of sugar? -136757;1360101508;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1500 @ 0.0061 = 9.15 BTC [+] -136756;1360101622;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0066 BTC [+] -136755;1360101624;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1499 @ 0.0067 = 10.0433 BTC [+] -136754;1360101637;evoorhees;lol -136753;1360102173;SpNg;how does coinbase differ from say Mtgox? They are both BTC wallets with the ability to convert from fiat to BTC right? -136752;1360102596;mjr__;that is my point -136751;1360102605;mjr__;they try to sell ease of use -136750;1360102609;mjr__;better UI -136749;1360102620;mjr__;but they did not actually do anything new -136748;1360102622;mjr__;i think -136747;1360102630;mjr__;but that is my point -136746;1360102651;mjr__;it doesn't have to be crazy and new -136745;1360102750;jurov;evoorhees what do you say to these doublespends: http://blockchain.info/double-spends ? -136744;1360102770;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [+] -136743;1360103067;evoorhees;jurov - I have a way to see how many doublespends are successful against SD -136742;1360103075;evoorhees;the number is small :) -136741;1360103205;mjr__;question jurov you run coinbr right? -136740;1360103234;jurov;ys -136739;1360103236;jurov;yes -136738;1360103244;mjr__;i was just curious, if you set a limit order, do you get best price? -136737;1360103261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00677999 = 1.356 BTC [-] -136736;1360103261;mjr__;ie. let's say i put a limit order at 2... -136735;1360103268;mjr__;i wanna buy at 2 (example purposes) -136734;1360103282;mjr__;someone else posts at 1, do i get one? -136733;1360103299;jurov;yes you should. for 0.0055 -136732;1360103342;mjr__;yay -136731;1360103346;jurov;(if we'e speaking about buy orders for sdice) -136730;1360103395;mjr__;ok cool, so if i put it between the bid and ask and evoorhees posts for under my bid i get price improvement... -136729;1360103400;mjr__;that is what i was just checking -136728;1360103405;jurov;yes -136727;1360103423;mjr__;awesome, localbitcoins better come through today -136726;1360103424;mjr__;lol -136725;1360103451;Bugpowder;no -136724;1360103458;jurov;but also someone other can sell to you for that higher price -136723;1360103462;jurov;before ipo -136722;1360103463;mjr__;yes they can -136721;1360103473;Bugpowder;you should get it at the price you bid -136720;1360103473;mjr__;if they choose to sell at my place -136719;1360103477;mjr__;no... -136718;1360103478;Bugpowder;during the IPO as well -136717;1360103490;Bugpowder;You have a bid -136716;1360103497;mjr__;limit is "an order to buy a certain amount of shares at a certain price or better" -136715;1360103500;mjr__;yes -136714;1360103516;Bugpowder;someone places an ask below yours, regardless of origin, you will get filled at your bid -136713;1360103519;mjr__;you cannot pay MORE than your bid -136712;1360103523;mjr__;no you won't -136711;1360103528;mjr__;first...that's not the way limit orders work -136710;1360103535;jurov;bugpowder, are you saying that evoorhees will send sell order at 0.0055 and ends up paying more cause of mjr__? -136709;1360103542;mjr__;second...jurov who runs the broker said i would get price improvement -136708;1360103548;Bugpowder;he will get more -136707;1360103553;Bugpowder;evoorhees will get more -136706;1360103565;Bugpowder;if the bid is higher than the price he posts -136705;1360103565;jurov;uh my head -136704;1360103565;Bugpowder;this is how it worked in S.BBET IPO -136703;1360103566;mjr__;no -136702;1360103575;Bugpowder;this is how it works in any trading system -136701;1360103576;mjr__;that is a silent auction -136700;1360103579;mjr__;oh my gosh -136699;1360103589;Bugpowder;You have a bid up -136698;1360103591;mjr__;http://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/limitorder.asp#axzz2K3IEUttG -136697;1360103593;mjr__;read -136696;1360103595;Bugpowder;dude -136695;1360103604;mjr__;that is how limit orders work -136694;1360103610;Bugpowder;DUDE -136693;1360103610;mjr__;it's called price improvement -136692;1360103641;mjr__;the only "limit" is how high you are willing to pay, you can think of it as saying "i will pay any price up to this price for this number of shares" -136691;1360103643;Bugpowder;mjr__ think about it a little harder -136690;1360103656;mjr__;i want to buy 500 shares at this price or better -136689;1360103660;Bugpowder;that only works if you are buying into EXISTING ask orders -136688;1360103667;mjr__;no -136687;1360103672;mjr__;in this situation it would also work -136686;1360103685;mjr__;unless evoorhees chooses to set certain shaers at different prices -136685;1360103690;Bugpowder;evoorhees will just be selling a LIMIT order into YOUR existing order -136684;1360103693;mjr__;which he won't -136683;1360103698;Bugpowder;the price improvement will work for him, not you -136682;1360103700;mjr__;he will release a block at a certain price -136681;1360103705;Bugpowder;Yes -136680;1360103711;Bugpowder;he will SELL a block -136679;1360103714;mjr__;yes -136678;1360103719;Bugpowder;by placing a limit sell order -136677;1360103723;Bugpowder;of shares he controls -136676;1360103729;mjr__;ok -136675;1360103732;mjr__;yes i know -136674;1360103744;Bugpowder;all existing bids will be filled at the bid price, highest first, on down to a limit of .0055 -136673;1360103753;Bugpowder;watch -136672;1360103756;Bugpowder;at 10pm. -136671;1360103761;mjr__;hehehe -136670;1360103772;Bugpowder;this is why people currently have bids over .0055 -136669;1360103773;mjr__;wait -136668;1360103778;Bugpowder;to ensure they get shares. -136667;1360103781;mjr__;ah ok -136666;1360103793;mjr__;if i was closer to the ask, i would get price improvement -136665;1360103804;Bugpowder;no -136664;1360103815;Bugpowder;if his ask existed -136663;1360103824;Bugpowder;BEFORE you place the order, you will get improvement -136662;1360103836;mjr__;hmnmm -136661;1360103847;mjr__;by the way did he announce the price is going to be .0055 -136660;1360103851;mjr__;? -136659;1360103937;Bugpowder;yes -136658;1360103940;maximian;maybe the bids will pile up high enough that 0.0055 isn't reached. -136657;1360103941;Bugpowder;its in a thread -136656;1360103945;Bugpowder;it is possible -136655;1360103965;Bugpowder;Should be fun! -136654;1360103968;maximian;yep -136653;1360103974;Bugpowder;S.BBET IPO was fucking insane -136652;1360104000;Bugpowder;a new block of 10,000 shares issued 1.03x every 1 second -136651;1360104034;jurov;yes. i'm just looking it up to be certain -136650;1360104071;jurov;for exaple before IPO there was buy order "Quantity":"54500", "Price":"55000" -136649;1360104109;jurov;and during IPO all the transactions went at price 55000 till the order wasn';t exhausted -136648;1360104130;jurov;so it should be clear now -136647;1360104151;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.6499 = 12.998 BTC [-] -136646;1360104234;jurov;sry for confusion -136645;1360104236;jurov;:D -136644;1360104504;jurov;;;seen smickles -136643;1360104504;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 2 hours, 11 minutes, and 49 seconds ago: i think i recall someone keeping a log -136642;1360104570;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.65 = 9.75 BTC [+] -136641;1360105145;topace_;mircea_popescu: when will you be around to process deposits? -136640;1360105221;leotreasure;how many shares are in the SD 2nd tranche? -136639;1360105228;jurov;1million -136638;1360105241;leotreasure;thanks jurov -136637;1360105248;gesell;based on first, 1m -136636;1360105248;gesell;yeah -136635;1360105283;gesell;im kind of resolving myself to the reality that i might not see any of it. oh well -136634;1360105352;leotreasure;i missed the 1st tranche cos i went to see Tim Berners-Lee -136633;1360105428;gesell;well, we all mess up sometimes ;) -136632;1360105461;Ukyo;leotreasure: : its gonna getcrazy -136631;1360105486;jurov;i hope i won't mess anything... it will be 4am here and i'll be a zombie -136630;1360105516;jurov;and i can't go sleep since coinbr users are pounding on the door already -136629;1360105545;jurov;if i credit them late there will be lynchmob or dunno -136628;1360105554;kakobrekla;cheap shares yesterday = all is wrong, less cheap shares today = all is swell! -136627;1360105559;evoorhees;hehehe -136626;1360105672;jurov;" -136625;1360105673;jurov;I know it takes 48hrs to post due to manual processing, etc ... but -136624;1360105675;jurov;> can you work with MPEX to speed it up? -136623;1360105676;jurov;" -136622;1360105678;jurov;sigh -136621;1360105795;gesell;yeah, let it roll off. who knows, maybe mircea_popescu will save you by just not waking up for the next 8 hours and then it can be all his fault ;) -136620;1360105824;evoorhees;by the way - I won't release the tranche until mircea has joined and cleared the funds -136619;1360105874;kakobrekla;awwww! -136618;1360105890;evoorhees;will people get mad at me for that also? :) -136617;1360105910;maximian;there's always something to be mad about :) -136616;1360105935;Bugpowder;yes -136615;1360105939;maximian;except on dividends day -136614;1360105941;Bugpowder;you should do it when you said you wold -136613;1360105955;Bugpowder;people should park their coins on mpex -136612;1360105964;Bugpowder;so they can be prepared -136611;1360105965;Bugpowder;like me -136610;1360106003;kakobrekla;ya. -136609;1360106010;evoorhees;a fair point -136608;1360106011;kakobrekla;prepared bought stuff yesterday. -136607;1360106016;kakobrekla;:) -136606;1360106067;jcpham;mircea told me he was taking everyones bittycoins -136605;1360106076;jcpham;he wanted me to tell you to have a nice day, though -136604;1360106096;Lyspooner;sweet, the best bitcoin asset is a casino -136603;1360106103;Lyspooner;great job erik -136602;1360106108;Lyspooner;not your fault i guess -136601;1360106113;Lyspooner;but sweet -136600;1360106129;Bugpowder;prepared was sleeping -136599;1360106130;kakobrekla;yes erik not your fault for being successuful, shit just happens. -136598;1360106195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069769 = 3.0147 BTC [-] -136597;1360106197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6756 @ 0.00069744 = 4.7119 BTC [-] -136596;1360106521;Bugpowder;What is the bitcoin to Amazon coin exchange rate? -136595;1360106578;jcpham;the thing that just came out today? -136594;1360106589;jcpham;or amazon cash as in gift codes -136593;1360106651;jcpham;it's looking like -%10 Amazon for BTC right now otc -136592;1360106731;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.69686969 = 2.7875 BTC [+] -136591;1360106732;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.6969 = 6.969 BTC [+] -136590;1360106734;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 67 @ 0.7 = 46.9 BTC [+] -136589;1360106911;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.7 = 2.1 BTC [+] -136588;1360106976;gesell;evoorhees: there's no right way to do anything. bravo for trying but i guess people will get mad at something somewhere -136587;1360107046;gesell;10000 Amazon Coins are currently worth 1 Bitcoin Gem -136586;1360107051;Namworld;there's a new tranche coming up? -136585;1360107298;gesell;Namworld: go away :P -136584;1360107328;Namworld;Never! -136583;1360107353;gesell;go back to sleep -136582;1360107353;gesell;but yes, 1m shares at 10pm EST -136581;1360107577;Namworld;ok, I'll stick around -136580;1360107761;jurov;evoorhees: but it's fact that if you announced yest, you'll get much better price. you see what happens yourself. -136579;1360107796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00677 = 1.354 BTC [-] -136578;1360107982;Namworld;Well his loss. -136577;1360108036;Namworld;The way I see it, it's just 5%. Gets him more BTC/USD aside. If SD keeps going like it is, he still got a large %. If it doesn't, he has money put aside. -136576;1360108053;Namworld;Although he said it might not be his shares -136575;1360108073;Namworld;Private investors and whatnot. -136574;1360108091;ThickAsTh;He'll get much better prices until market falls lower. Once we get to the 5th tranche itll be hard to sell at .0055 -136573;1360108108;ThickAsTh;but itll be interesting to see how this all unfolds -136572;1360108138;Namworld;I am not sure it will be that hard. Plus next one should be higher still -136571;1360108139;jurov;have you seen http://blockchain.info/address/1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx ? -136570;1360108154;Namworld;Yes, lots of deposits -136569;1360108157;jurov;there's queued money for 2nd tranche already -136568;1360108165;jurov;fully -136567;1360108181;ThickAsTh;actually i can see why i'm wrong -136566;1360108188;ThickAsTh;the dividend promise is still high -136565;1360108198;Ukyo;and working on 3rd tranche -136564;1360108244;jurov;oh i actually meant "next 3 tranches are filled by these deposits" -136563;1360108258;jurov;or 2 at least -136562;1360108260;ThickAsTh;wow -136561;1360108373;mircea_popescu;ah hello everyone -136560;1360108513;jurov;^^ imbodied innocence -136559;1360108535;Namworld;jurov, most of these funds were already there before the S.DICE planned slices -136558;1360108544;Namworld;They might be tied in options and whatnot -136557;1360108593;jurov;Namworld, click on the icon in in Final Balance row, right above "Donation Button" -136556;1360108608;jurov;and behold the spike in balance graph -136555;1360108623;Bugpowder;10k -136554;1360108650;Bowjob;*yawn -136553;1360108664;Namworld;yeah, so? -136552;1360108666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2764 @ 0.00069778 = 1.9287 BTC [+] -136551;1360108668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7694 @ 0.00069744 = 5.3661 BTC [-] -136550;1360108669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00069567 = 2.7479 BTC [-] -136549;1360108698;Ukyo;nam -136548;1360108706;Ukyo;since MP did the last deposit processing -136547;1360108709;error4733;hey btcland -136546;1360108712;Ukyo;there are now over 7,000 btc -136545;1360108715;Ukyo;waiting for deposit -136544;1360108728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00069092 = 6.9092 BTC [-] -136543;1360108750;error4733;ready for tonight ? http://imgur.com/tCp90.gif -136542;1360108759;Bowjob;for the shares? -136541;1360108773;Bowjob;I felt so bad I so the shares went from 9k to 0 -136540;1360108774;Bowjob;lol -136539;1360108816;Bowjob;*900k -136538;1360108875;jurov;DEPOSITS CREDITED -136537;1360108907;mircea_popescu;yeah deposit flusht -136536;1360109072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9825 @ 0.00069092 = 6.7883 BTC [-] -136535;1360109093;jurov;well, isn't it late to make some bet? -136534;1360109101;mircea_popescu;sooo, next s.dice block going up soon or ? -136533;1360109109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25100 @ 0.00069066 = 17.3356 BTC [-] -136532;1360109111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00069061 = 10.3592 BTC [-] -136531;1360109111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11750 @ 0.00068988 = 8.1061 BTC [-] -136530;1360109113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00068592 = 2.4007 BTC [-] -136529;1360109116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00068591 = 13.7182 BTC [-] -136528;1360109117;jurov;yea, evoorhees said he's waiitgn for you -136527;1360109117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27114 @ 0.00068589 = 18.5972 BTC [-] -136526;1360109118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12523 @ 0.00068201 = 8.5408 BTC [-] -136525;1360109120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7088 @ 0.00068 = 4.8198 BTC [-] -136524;1360109121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13650 @ 0.0006789 = 9.267 BTC [-] -136523;1360109122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15122 @ 0.0006785 = 10.2603 BTC [-] -136522;1360109124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00067662 = 1.7592 BTC [-] -136521;1360109125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.0006764 = 4.8024 BTC [-] -136520;1360109126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00067511 = 13.5022 BTC [-] -136519;1360109128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.0006751 = 13.502 BTC [-] -136518;1360109130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00067435 = 7.4516 BTC [-] -136517;1360109132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00067406 = 7.6843 BTC [-] -136516;1360109132;mircea_popescu;evoorhees been waitin' long ? -136515;1360109133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00067283 = 7.6703 BTC [-] -136514;1360109141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0006726 = 6.726 BTC [-] -136513;1360109145;Bugpowder;hey can we just put them on sale now? -136512;1360109148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5334 @ 0.00067034 = 3.5756 BTC [-] -136511;1360109149;Bugpowder;that would be fun -136510;1360109151;Ukyo;LOL -136509;1360109163;evoorhees;next tranche goes live at 10pm EST -136508;1360109171;mircea_popescu;what time est is it nao ? -136507;1360109176;Bugpowder;5:06 -136506;1360109184;jurov;it's 4am CET -136505;1360109187;mircea_popescu;so then he wasn't waiting for me lol -136504;1360109206;Bugpowder;what will tranche 3, 4, 5 sell for??? -136503;1360109211;jurov;if you wouldn't show, he wanted to wait -136502;1360109217;Bugpowder;this is important for strat -136501;1360109236;jurov;evoorhees don't say -136500;1360109254;mircea_popescu;anything exciting happen in the meanwhile ? -136499;1360109257;evoorhees;they'll sell only for Amazon Coins -136498;1360109261;evoorhees;I'm switching systems -136497;1360109439;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 2 @ 0.5198 = 1.0396 BTC [+] -136496;1360109499;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -136495;1360109501;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067034 / 0.00069117 / 0.0007 (1551506 shares, 1,072.36 BTC), 7D: 0.00063598 / 0.00067519 / 0.0007 (14828567 shares, 10,012.20 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066099 / 0.0007 (60849659 shares, 40,221.23 BTC) -136494;1360109741;dub;what price is the next dice dump? -136493;1360109749;jurov;0.0055 -136492;1360109790;mircea_popescu;o, was it announced ? -136491;1360109793;Bugpowder;ya -136490;1360109800;mircea_popescu;cool. -136489;1360109805;mircea_popescu;prolly better like this. -136488;1360109828;Bugpowder;def higher ave price -136487;1360109848;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.33 = 0.99 BTC [+] -136486;1360109866;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -136485;1360109867;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0042 / 0.00451812 / 0.00739498 (1015673 shares, 4,588.94 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00562248 / 0.007395 (1691227 shares, 9,508.89 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00508174 / 0.0075 (6878960 shares, 34,957.14 BTC) -136484;1360109872;jurov;announcement: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1505462#msg1505462 -136483;1360109876;Bugpowder;evoorhees you should actually sell at .0046.... Market will sell thru about .0055 anyway -136482;1360109879;Bugpowder;above -136481;1360109886;mircea_popescu;maybe he doesn't want to lose the .9 -136480;1360109892;Bugpowder;he wont -136479;1360109898;Bugpowder;bids will be up -136478;1360109902;Bugpowder;above .0055 -136477;1360109904;Bugpowder;this time -136476;1360109907;mircea_popescu;a that's a point yeah. -136475;1360109913;Bugpowder;jurov had a funny idea -136474;1360109917;Bugpowder;which is interesting -136473;1360109931;Bugpowder;sell small blocks at random prices -136472;1360109936;Bugpowder;like S.BBET IPO -136471;1360109942;mircea_popescu;those weren't random at all tho -136470;1360109945;Bugpowder;but random price within a range -136469;1360109950;mircea_popescu;and yeah, i think it was a pretty decent model. -136468;1360109959;Bugpowder;do not announce the range -136467;1360109990;Bugpowder;I wonder how the dynamics would be different from the S.BBET IPO -136466;1360110007;mircea_popescu;prolly worth doing as a test if anyone wants to. -136465;1360110010;jurov;and it would be fitting for online casino -136464;1360110036;Bugpowder;heh -136463;1360110102;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0058 BTC [-] -136462;1360110566;truffles;mircea im being a good owl -136461;1360110652;kakobrekla;::bc,stats -136460;1360110655;mircea_popescu;hehe good for you. -136459;1360110666;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -136458;1360110668;gribble;Current Blocks: 219815 | Current Difficulty: 3275464.5865656 | Next Difficulty At Block: 221759 | Next Difficulty In: 1944 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 12 hours, 14 minutes, and 24 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3586919.51025840 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.50872511247 -136457;1360110692;truffles;will see if interest remains 2 more days ! -136456;1360110694;Bowjob;owl lol -136455;1360110704;truffles;yes are u bear? -136454;1360110708;Bowjob;I'm turning into a hawk, actually -136453;1360110711;Bowjob;an opportunist -136452;1360110719;truffles;i c -136451;1360110754;truffles;oh no dont eat me -136450;1360110767;Bowjob;right now im an owl, but when shit happens, ill make my move -136449;1360110789;truffles;i think its permanent for me -136448;1360110798;Bowjob;why cant i see the buy orders for dice? -136447;1360110802;Bowjob;i only see 10k -136446;1360110804;Bowjob;seems paltry -136445;1360110820;truffles;still early? -136444;1360110824;mircea_popescu;maybe ppl don't want you gawking at their orders -136443;1360110825;jurov;lol looks like everyone is waiting with the orders... -136442;1360110828;truffles;i wanna be around for the tears though -136441;1360110859;Bowjob;last nite havelock had some silent tears -136440;1360110883;Bowjob;tears of unfathomable sadness.. -136439;1360110893;Bowjob;secret ingredient to the most delicious chili -136438;1360110907;truffles;i think its chili -136437;1360111151;mircea_popescu;so basically s.mpoe got sold off by people who wanted cash at the ready for s.dice -136436;1360111160;mircea_popescu;the monetization of s.mpoe, this is what it is. -136435;1360111249;Bowjob;dice appears to be doing well today too -136434;1360111259;Bowjob;not that it measn anything tomorrow -136433;1360111294;truffles;whats a decent amount of bitcoins to have for a stash? -136432;1360111305;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bU6m5UqLx9M -136431;1360111308;mircea_popescu;ahahaha this is great -136430;1360111313;pigeons;10000-100000 -136429;1360111339;truffles;i will take something far under that, minus a zero or 2 -136428;1360111342;Bugpowder;heh -136427;1360111348;Bugpowder;dice is killin it today -136426;1360111357;Bowjob;esp if btc reach 100 bucks ea -136425;1360111362;Bowjob;yeah take a couple of zeroes -136424;1360111395;mircea_popescu;anyone seen keefe of late ? -136423;1360111418;pigeons;few days ago -136422;1360111538;truffles;i see bitcoin going down to 10bucks -136421;1360111547;truffles;thats when ill get 100 : D -136420;1360111550;mircea_popescu;that wouldn't hurt. -136419;1360111578;pizzaman1337;everything is so much better at $10 -136418;1360111604;Bugpowder;nah -136417;1360111607;Bugpowder;its better at 100 -136416;1360111621;Bugpowder;the bills are crisper -136415;1360111624;truffles;way too much even for alt money -136414;1360111818;dub;;;bc,stats -136413;1360111820;gribble;Current Blocks: 219817 | Current Difficulty: 3275464.5865656 | Next Difficulty At Block: 221759 | Next Difficulty In: 1942 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 14 hours, 37 minutes, and 42 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3548829.64104848 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.34584063598 -136412;1360111821;mircea_popescu;the way the shit is going the dollar doesn't have a prayer. it will just keep tumbling against btc -136411;1360111904;truffles;someone should start bitcoin university, i could make a great TA -136410;1360111917;gesell;can someone explain, so will there be additional s.dice dumps beyond the 1m at 0.0055? -136409;1360111924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00069092 = 6.8056 BTC [+] -136408;1360111943;mircea_popescu;gesell erik said 3 more for now -136407;1360111949;Namworld;yes, 3 more dumps over 0.0055 -136406;1360111966;gesell;and jurov said something about the first dump being already fulfilled? -136405;1360111979;mircea_popescu;it got filled within minutes of deposits clearing yes -136404;1360112004;gesell;but that volume doesnt appear on the order book, or? -136403;1360112017;mircea_popescu;volume never appears on the order book. -136402;1360112021;mircea_popescu;volume appears on the ticker tape -136401;1360112035;gesell;did i miss it, didnt see it from assbod -136400;1360112037;gesell;assbot -136399;1360112042;Ukyo;hmm -136398;1360112045;mircea_popescu;somebody quoted it recently. -136397;1360112055;gesell;lost my connection i guess -136396;1360112055;Ukyo;whats a good program to quickly drag-drop an area of the desktop to screenshot ? -136395;1360112088;mircea_popescu;press prtscrn ? -136394;1360112110;Ukyo;was looking for somethign similar -136393;1360112119;Ukyo;activate system tray program, and drag a box -136392;1360112124;Ukyo;and it just copies that area into clipboard -136391;1360112162;mircea_popescu;a -136390;1360112184;Ukyo;ahh -136389;1360112186;Ukyo;windows has it built in -136388;1360112187;Ukyo;snipping tool -136387;1360112281;gesell;jurov: what did you mean "(22:51:14) jurov: oh i actually meant "next 3 tranches are filled by these deposits"? -136386;1360112323;jurov;gesell, i meant that 10k of deposits is enough to buy them -136385;1360112333;jurov;then i fixed myself, two of them -136384;1360112349;mircea_popescu;basically i think a number of people realised that keeping funds in random places is useless and stupid -136383;1360112350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067313 = 2.9086 BTC [-] -136382;1360112357;mircea_popescu;since you risk missing out on deals for no upside. -136381;1360112357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2840 @ 0.0006728 = 1.9108 BTC [-] -136380;1360112367;mircea_popescu;it's not necessarily all of it goes to s.dice buys -136379;1360112443;error4733;what else... ? -136378;1360112445;mircea_popescu;"No, I have an update coming. We are running a very tight timeline, so getting specific dates is difficult as the whole process is fairly fluid at the moment." -136377;1360112451;mircea_popescu;inaba is a comedy goldmine -136376;1360112471;mircea_popescu;very tight and fluid, his asshole & headspace. -136375;1360112536;truffles;waat -136374;1360112551;mircea_popescu;somebody is going to clean out on that bfl delivery bet -136373;1360112556;mircea_popescu;and it ain't gonna be gigavps. -136372;1360112606;mircea_popescu;also, http://www.amazonappstoredev.com/2013/02/introducing-amazon-coins.html -136371;1360112612;mircea_popescu;amazon is so much fail lol -136370;1360112641;truffles;i dont get you mircea... -136369;1360112654;mircea_popescu;which part ? -136368;1360112673;truffles;im stuck on asshole &headspace lol -136367;1360112735;mircea_popescu;there's this nobody on the forums, trolling for a bullshit company peddling some vaporware that has a bunch of gigavps' money. -136366;1360112744;mircea_popescu;he's making a fool of himself on a biweekly basis. -136365;1360112770;truffles;he might have an interesting story -136364;1360112782;pigeons;no -136363;1360112826;truffles;he might -136362;1360112887;pigeons;he doesn't -136361;1360112905;kakobrekla;but but he might! -136360;1360112933;truffles;aww everyone has a story -136359;1360112946;truffles;i wanna hear em all :D -136358;1360112954;mircea_popescu;truffles give it six months. everyone's story floats to the surface. -136357;1360112962;mircea_popescu;tom's recent float was funny. -136356;1360112980;truffles;i dunno if id make a week in this place -136355;1360112994;truffles;long periods of silence.. -136354;1360112996;gesell;should i go to bed and leave my small order on the books for the next tranche or do i have to stay awake? -136353;1360113029;pigeons;the orders don't process if you aren't watching them -136352;1360113046;mircea_popescu;gesell real traders don't sleep. -136351;1360113056;kakobrekla;yes, i have seen that with my own eyes! -136350;1360113079;truffles;pigeon on a roll -136349;1360113100;pigeons;too many carbs -136348;1360113135;Bugpowder;gesell what are you placing it at? -136347;1360113158;Bugpowder;sounds like its time to unveil IPObot -136346;1360113188;truffles;i can keep an eye on things, i cant sleep -136345;1360113205;truffles;1st two days free -136344;1360113310;truffles;omg at this thai discussion.. -136343;1360113824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00676999 = 1.354 BTC [-] -136342;1360114705;pigeons;Namworld: what's up with the btct.co "TRADING HAS BEEN HALTED ON S.MPOE BY THE ISSUER." ? -136341;1360114906;Namworld;Oh, I accidentally hit the halt trading checkbox I think -136340;1360114915;Namworld;I realized it was checked at some point and unchecked it. -136339;1360114927;kakobrekla;accidentaly switched off the matrix sry. -136338;1360115137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17933 @ 0.0006728 = 12.0653 BTC [-] -136337;1360115139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3014 @ 0.00067279 = 2.0278 BTC [-] -136336;1360115277;mircea_popescu;lol -136335;1360115802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12317 @ 0.00067279 = 8.2868 BTC [-] -136334;1360115804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 583 @ 0.00066962 = 0.3904 BTC [-] -136333;1360116417;Ukyo;Namworld: : tossed up a first bids for bvps :) -136332;1360116428;Ukyo;not much.. but its all I had left after sending btc for sdice LOL -136331;1360116438;Ukyo;in fact its horribly small LOL -136330;1360116488;Namworld;ah, yeah -136329;1360116490;Namworld;thanks -136328;1360116508;Ukyo;when I can get more btc in, I'll up it -136327;1360116511;Namworld;I could theorically sell shares I have on MPEx, but technically no one is moved yet -136326;1360116514;Ukyo;cause its seriously undervaluing bvps -136325;1360116525;Namworld;and I don't want to start trading before people start getting moved -136324;1360116548;mircea_popescu;prolly a good idea. -136323;1360116549;Ukyo;thats alright, just wanted to give it a little something for now. -136322;1360116590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4850 @ 0.00068646 = 3.3293 BTC [+] -136321;1360116620;Namworld;Well people can place bids while waiting. Since you can use the same funds on multiple bids on BTCT.co -136320;1360116767;mjr__;hey jurov -136319;1360116770;mjr__;are you here? -136318;1360116780;jurov;yes -136317;1360116791;mjr__;cool, i transferred some btc over to coinbr -136316;1360116810;mjr__;would it be too much trouble to get it in before the second block of shares is released? -136315;1360116819;mjr__;i mean of course after it is verified -136314;1360116825;mjr__;if it is, i understand -136313;1360116826;jurov;*poitns to the queue* -136312;1360116846;Bugpowder;The fifth block is gonna have to sell at .0046 again -136311;1360116852;mjr__;where is the queue? -136310;1360116870;jurov;just joking, it's not a problem atm -136309;1360116888;jurov;maybe i already processed you if your tx is confirmed -136308;1360116925;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -136307;1360116929;gribble;Time since last block: 21 minutes and 6 seconds -136306;1360116935;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -136305;1360116935;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.75000, Best ask: 20.77999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02999, Last trade: 20.77999, 24 hour volume: 29165.33433872, 24 hour low: 20.20000, 24 hour high: 20.79000, 24 hour vwap: 20.57350 -136304;1360117060;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -136303;1360117079;error4733;@bug, i saw 0.0028 -136302;1360117102;error4733;or mabye 0.00058 -136301;1360117109;error4733;0.0008 -136300;1360117117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00068748 = 5.2936 BTC [+] -136299;1360117119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00068936 = 2.2749 BTC [+] -136298;1360117127;error4733;we can troll all the night -136297;1360117350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00068646 = 1.9564 BTC [-] -136296;1360117352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3443 @ 0.00066987 = 2.3064 BTC [-] -136295;1360117461;Ukyo;at this rate -136294;1360117468;Ukyo;shares will not sell at 0.0055 -136293;1360117476;Ukyo;will be at 0.0065+ -136292;1360117559;mircea_popescu;this is the best way tho, let market decide. -136291;1360117681;truffles;why cant market decide 0.001 -136290;1360117705;Namworld;market hates you -136289;1360117725;truffles;its fine i dont have a place in my heart for it -136288;1360117819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13307 @ 0.00066987 = 8.914 BTC [-] -136287;1360117821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8493 @ 0.00066962 = 5.6871 BTC [-] -136286;1360117881;pigeons;maybe i'll sit this one out -136285;1360118225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00068865 = 1.3773 BTC [+] -136284;1360118342;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138047.msg1505179#msg1505179 -136283;1360118883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00067717 = 12.8662 BTC [-] -136282;1360119169;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 3 @ 0.5198 = 1.5594 BTC [+] -136281;1360119301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00652743 = 5.2219 BTC [-] -136280;1360119327;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1211 BTC [+] -136279;1360119332;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.735 BTC [+] -136278;1360119359;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1212 BTC [+] -136277;1360119452;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [-] -136276;1360119551;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://trilema.com/2013/lets-understand-mutual-betting-together/ -136275;1360119574;mircea_popescu;and also for the lulz http://rt.com/usa/news/doj-sp-us-rating-497/ -136274;1360119832;pigeons;fucking romanians: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141311.0;all -136273;1360119857;mircea_popescu;Text: The Unit what we offer to You contains -136272;1360119860;mircea_popescu;clear scam. -136271;1360120249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3131 @ 0.00067717 = 2.1202 BTC [-] -136270;1360120251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14333 @ 0.00066962 = 9.5977 BTC [-] -136269;1360120335;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: will you ever allow public voting rights for mpoe common stock or do you have another administration in mind? -136268;1360120347;mircea_popescu;nope. -136267;1360120355;mircea_popescu;voting has no use, place or value in btc. -136266;1360120390;thestringpuller;why not? what if investors want operating control as a part of their investment. -136265;1360120404;mircea_popescu;btc is not based on imposing control. -136264;1360120410;mircea_popescu;btc is a voluntary system. -136263;1360120426;mircea_popescu;people can want whatever they want to want, but they will always get what the system is designed to give. -136262;1360120458;thestringpuller;one could say the same linux or other contributions but ultimately you control which patches go into mpex -136261;1360120468;mircea_popescu;that has nothing to do with anything. -136260;1360120474;thestringpuller;why not? -136259;1360120482;mircea_popescu;you will never be able to control what the asset owner does. -136258;1360120485;mircea_popescu;if you can persuade them, fine -136257;1360120486;pigeons;stop making me agree with mircea_popescu -136256;1360120489;mircea_popescu;if you can't, you don't have a point. -136255;1360120494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1021 @ 0.00067752 = 0.6917 BTC [+] -136254;1360120496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11080 @ 0.00067777 = 7.5097 BTC [+] -136253;1360120537;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.735 = 6.615 BTC [+] -136252;1360120541;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.749 = 4.494 BTC [+] -136251;1360120546;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.7525 BTC [+] -136250;1360120547;thestringpuller;that sounds like something kanye would say... -136249;1360120554;mircea_popescu;who's that ? -136248;1360120569;Bugpowder;Lol -136247;1360120586;thestringpuller;your model of control is similar to someone else that recently ipo'ed -136246;1360120592;thestringpuller;facebook... -136245;1360120593;Bugpowder;Imma let u finish... -136244;1360120612;mircea_popescu;i don't see the similarity to fb ? -136243;1360120622;Bugpowder;Facebook is a textbook example of perfect IPO -136242;1360120632;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder nah, it oversold. way, way oversold. -136241;1360120635;mircea_popescu;shittiest ipo in history. -136240;1360120642;Bugpowder;Maximized The money -136239;1360120644;thestringpuller;mark zukcerberg will always have majority control of the company -136238;1360120647;mircea_popescu;that's not good. -136237;1360120654;Bugpowder;It is good for fb -136236;1360120662;Bugpowder;Not for underwriters -136235;1360120666;thestringpuller;he owns a separate type of stock that gives him 4x more voting power -136234;1360120669;mircea_popescu;nope. it's good for a few investment bankers and maybe zuckerberg -136233;1360120676;mircea_popescu;problem is they made hot money, which will likely killthem -136232;1360120681;mircea_popescu;but for fb, it is horrid. -136231;1360120683;Bugpowder;Disagree -136230;1360120690;mircea_popescu;no company ever survives an oversold ipo -136229;1360120694;mircea_popescu;it hasn't happened yet. -136228;1360120703;thestringpuller;FB will be the first. -136227;1360120706;mircea_popescu;it's better to undersell it, that you can survive. -136226;1360120749;Bugpowder;Agree for vc rounds -136225;1360120752;Bugpowder;Not IPO -136224;1360120754;thestringpuller;my point though was that no matter how much common stock you issue -136223;1360120769;mircea_popescu;well, these are points that will be argued for eons to come. -136222;1360120770;thestringpuller;you will have complete control of mpex direction -136221;1360120790;Bugpowder;Did s.bbet get oversold? -136220;1360120792;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yeah. untill i sell the golden share i will. -136219;1360120800;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i have no idea. i think prolly not. -136218;1360120802;thestringpuller;what golden share? -136217;1360120826;mircea_popescu;well it's what it is, practically. whoever is owner has 50% + the voting share. -136216;1360120847;thestringpuller;like the willy wonka golden ticket? do i get to visit the mpex factory too? -136215;1360120852;mircea_popescu;lol -136214;1360121096;thestringpuller;mpex does offer more freedom than most exchanges -136213;1360121257;thestringpuller;I'm glad my joke was well taken. -136212;1360121433;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.745 = 7.45 BTC [-] -136211;1360121435;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -136210;1360121436;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.7525 = 2.2575 BTC [+] -136209;1360121437;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.7549 BTC [+] -136208;1360121462;Ukyo;naaah. I'll wait until I get some good vol on BF first -136207;1360121462;Ukyo;;) -136206;1360121476;Ukyo;should list it on MPEX out of amusement -136205;1360121498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067109 = 2.8998 BTC [-] -136204;1360121498;Ukyo;see if other exchanges do a PT >:D -136203;1360121534;truffles;how many total exchanges? -136202;1360121542;Ukyo;how many stars are there? -136201;1360121549;Ukyo;everyone has an exchange nowdays -136200;1360121553;truffles;no way -136199;1360121561;Ukyo;i dunno.. 6? 8? -136198;1360121565;Ukyo;depends on how you define exchange -136197;1360121566;truffles;oh lol -136196;1360121574;truffles;was gonna say no way theyre all legit -136195;1360121575;Ukyo;do you include colored coins ? -136194;1360121579;mircea_popescu;lol pt to bf's listing on mpex ? -136193;1360121592;Ukyo;mircea_popescu: jsut sidce -136192;1360121599;Ukyo;terra has a bbet one that hasnt been enabled yet -136191;1360121604;Ukyo;was debating mpoe myself -136190;1360121614;mircea_popescu;no i meant, you lisrt bf on mpex end up with pt's on btct or w./e -136189;1360121621;Ukyo;was just laughing in amusment of the idea of listing BF on mpex, and then other exchanges doing a PT supporting it. LOL -136188;1360121626;mircea_popescu;right. -136187;1360121628;Ukyo;yeah -136186;1360121632;Ukyo;how funny would that be -136185;1360121632;Ukyo;:P -136184;1360121643;Ukyo;going through one exchange, to PT to otherse -136183;1360121644;Ukyo;:P -136182;1360121651;Ukyo;FROM an exchange -136181;1360121668;Ukyo;BF has had a good intake the last 30days -136180;1360121680;truffles;bf boyfriend to pt personal tanner? -136179;1360121692;pigeons;pt poon tang -136178;1360121694;Ukyo;You have issues. :P -136177;1360121725;jurov;Ukyo had good intake -136176;1360121745;truffles;thats a good one -136175;1360121820;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128223577335.jpg -136174;1360121823;mircea_popescu;she has even better intake -136173;1360121872;mjr_;hi all -136172;1360121888;truffles;that looks tiny -136171;1360121897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8291 @ 0.00067107 = 5.5638 BTC [-] -136170;1360121898;mircea_popescu;http://www.bitcoinforum.com/mining-discussion/107-units-with-85-ghs-are-ready-for-shipping/ -136169;1360121899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2488 @ 0.00067777 = 1.6863 BTC [+] -136168;1360121900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8221 @ 0.00068017 = 5.5917 BTC [+] -136167;1360121901;mircea_popescu;this shit's so funny. -136166;1360121908;mircea_popescu;truffles the guy ? yeah. -136165;1360121914;mjr_;finally got some MPOE mircea -136164;1360121930;rdponticelli;mircea_popescu: Would it be possible, (and desirable from your pov) to include something like 'STAT|S.MPOE' to the exchange? -136163;1360121965;mircea_popescu;it's been being discussed so to speak. -136162;1360121991;rdponticelli;Nice -136161;1360121992;mircea_popescu;what utility to you see for it ? -136160;1360122016;rdponticelli;It would be handy for brokers -136159;1360122022;mircea_popescu;yeah, -136158;1360122033;mircea_popescu;the original concept would be that somebody would be making a verify-only account -136157;1360122035;mjr_;would it be a stat for mpoe (what is mpoe's bid ask last) or a stat for you, relating to mpoe (how many shares, avg price) -136156;1360122039;mircea_popescu;as a sort of escrow of sorts -136155;1360122047;mircea_popescu;people could push assets to it, it'd get a stat and push them back -136154;1360122052;mircea_popescu;sort of like a 3rd party service -136153;1360122062;mircea_popescu;that was the concept, back whenever, spring 2012. -136152;1360122084;jborkl_;They need to mispell customers as costumers to make the scan legit -136151;1360122086;rdponticelli;Nice concept -136150;1360122092;jborkl_;Scam -136149;1360122100;mircea_popescu;now, it hasn't happened yet, i'm either way about whether it should be fixed forcibly -136148;1360122136;rdponticelli;Well, I'm sure you'll come up with the best possible way ;) -136147;1360122149;jurov;oh and i just remembered the open interest request for options -136146;1360122156;mircea_popescu;but i thought originally this "problem" (ie, no single stock stat) would allow a nice niche for a sort of s&p, moody, fitch equuivalent to fill and grow -136145;1360122191;mircea_popescu;my primary goal is to build a btc finance space, and so there's all sorts of "broken" things like that deliberately to let people solve problems and grow an ecosystem -136144;1360122212;rdponticelli;Yeah, it's ok -136143;1360122213;mircea_popescu;but that aside, it IS starting to become a problem, so... -136142;1360122222;mircea_popescu;still waffling on the subject. -136141;1360122232;rdponticelli;Just put strong fundations, and let people build over it -136140;1360122258;mjr_;i'm glad you are leaving lots of room for creativity -136139;1360122264;mjr_;i think it will grow very nicely -136138;1360122267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067987 = 2.9377 BTC [-] -136137;1360122269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3729 @ 0.00068017 = 2.5364 BTC [+] -136136;1360122270;mircea_popescu;so far indeed it has, -136135;1360122280;mircea_popescu;and a lot of people have been putting in a lot of work, learning a lot in the process -136134;1360122287;mircea_popescu;and amassing a lot of valuable knowledge/experience -136133;1360122291;mjr_;i was thinking that the guy who created coinsforpizza should start something similar for freshdirect -136132;1360122302;mjr_;to finally answer the "can i buy groceries with it" question -136131;1360122310;mjr_;since pizza was a great first step -136130;1360122315;mircea_popescu;somebody was complaining to me that they can't buy anon -136129;1360122329;mjr_;huh? on that site? -136128;1360122332;mircea_popescu;ya -136127;1360122335;mjr_;how would they deliver it? -136126;1360122338;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. -136125;1360122346;jurov;mircea_popescu, can mpoe report open interest? i think it's just counting all extant options -136124;1360122346;mircea_popescu;was kinda funny concept to me :D -136123;1360122356;mjr_;yeah -136122;1360122360;mjr_;ninja turtles style lol -136121;1360122361;mircea_popescu;jurov it could but it doesn't want to. -136120;1360122370;jurov;why? -136119;1360122380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00068017 = 5.2373 BTC [+] -136118;1360122404;mircea_popescu;well, because everyone is already fully covered, so it's not a matter of evaluating cp risk that'd be helped -136117;1360122411;mircea_popescu;and i don't want to provide the momentum trading signal. -136116;1360122412;mjr_;that's the thing too, i really think that people have to see it as a tool, you can use cash anonymously in the real world, but you could also use cash in a very open way. -136115;1360122495;mjr_;jurov: one more question -136114;1360122523;mjr_;do you need collateral to buy an option? or was that requirement just for selling them? -136113;1360122547;jurov;it's needed only for creating them. that's different from buying -136112;1360122588;jurov;so far i'm doing creating by MKOPT/SPLIT manually on request, there wasn't much interest -136111;1360122626;mircea_popescu;mjr_ collateral to buy an option ? no, you don't you can't lose anything by buying one. -136110;1360122723;mjr_;that is what i figured -136109;1360122742;mjr_;but i was just checking, because i thought people were saying you needed collateral in all cases -136108;1360122754;mircea_popescu;nah, only if you sell em. -136107;1360122761;Ukyo;you alive bud? -136106;1360122767;mjr_;and upon expiration, you just do a bitcoin settlement...is that automatic? -136105;1360122775;mircea_popescu;ywa -136104;1360122778;mjr_;cool cool -136103;1360122795;mircea_popescu;you can exercise them manually too -136102;1360122805;Ukyo;exercise? whats that? >,> -136101;1360122813;jurov;make them expire -136100;1360122817;mircea_popescu;when you get out of the chair and move around Ukto -136099;1360122826;jurov;usually when price is favorable -136098;1360122829;Ukyo;mp lol -136097;1360122835;jurov;heh -136096;1360122848;Ukyo;jurov: c'mon, I was obviously kididng :) -136095;1360122883;mjr_;yeah, i saw the exercise option -136094;1360122885;jurov;now you try to cover. but i know -136093;1360122894;Ukyo;LOL -136092;1360122976;mjr_;jurov: approximately how fast do the orders make it to MPEX? -136091;1360122997;mjr_;is that manual or automatic? -136090;1360123012;jurov;you're kidding me -136089;1360123015;jurov;or? -136088;1360123067;mjr_;sorry i didn't watch last time -136087;1360123095;jurov;i've hired a small army of indians that compose orders and parse STAT responses -136086;1360123099;mjr_;lol -136085;1360123110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067106 = 2.8997 BTC [-] -136084;1360123112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5879 @ 0.00067075 = 3.9433 BTC [-] -136083;1360123114;mjr_;hehehe -136082;1360123120;mjr_;thought you had computer minions -136081;1360123149;Ukyo;indians ? pfft they cost too much -136080;1360123163;Ukyo;I have oompaloompas. -136079;1360123163;mircea_popescu;slavegirls ftw. -136078;1360123165;Ukyo;I pay them in chocolate. -136077;1360123166;mircea_popescu;it's how i run mpex. -136076;1360123177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067987 = 2.9377 BTC [+] -136075;1360123177;mircea_popescu;the entire server stuff is just a front. they do it on abacuses -136074;1360123178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 429 @ 0.00067995 = 0.2917 BTC [+] -136073;1360123183;Ukyo;mircea_popescu: I could tell from the pic of you with the cane, and the girls with marks :P -136072;1360123189;jurov;suspected so much -136071;1360123195;mjr_;i was just checking, cuz i don't want to just keep canceling if it makes you have to reenter orders -136070;1360123195;mircea_popescu;marks look good on girl butt. -136069;1360123199;Ukyo;btw, are you a pimp out there? -136068;1360123202;mircea_popescu;nope. -136067;1360123212;mircea_popescu;im just an efficient educator. -136066;1360123219;Ukyo;LOL -136065;1360123261;truffles;pretty questionable i must say -136064;1360123314;truffles;i wonder if they knew theyd be on display hmm -136063;1360123364;mircea_popescu;yup. -136062;1360123401;truffles;it was u with the small pecker i knew it -136061;1360123415;mircea_popescu;haha nah, that's not me -136060;1360123423;truffles;sure sure -136059;1360123429;mircea_popescu;actually that guy is kinda famous tho his name escapes me atm -136058;1360123451;mircea_popescu;but he's done a buncha stuff with acworth -136057;1360123461;truffles;must be doing well if small peckers gets him action like that -136056;1360123543;mjr_;i'm thinking of ordering dominos just to use coinsforpizza... -136055;1360123569;truffles;i just had pizza -136054;1360123592;truffles;ive had/made better -136053;1360123730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10325 @ 0.00067374 = 6.9564 BTC [-] -136052;1360123739;Bowjob;lless than an hour now -136051;1360123754;truffles;what goes on then -136050;1360123771;mjr_;lol -136049;1360123823;truffles;the plummeting of btc commences? -136048;1360123831;Bowjob;dice shares -136047;1360123831;Bowjob;lol -136046;1360123875;truffles;oh and i was just about to leave that wouldve been bad -136045;1360123879;mjr_;hehehe -136044;1360123911;mircea_popescu;llticker -136043;1360123912;mircea_popescu;bah -136042;1360123914;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -136041;1360123914;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.70104, Best ask: 20.71000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00896, Last trade: 20.71000, 24 hour volume: 28227.91403729, 24 hour low: 20.20000, 24 hour high: 20.86300, 24 hour vwap: 20.58707 -136040;1360123969;mjr_;new daily high -136039;1360123974;truffles;i have a general idea of how this works but still clueless sigh -136038;1360123993;mircea_popescu;takes time. -136037;1360124063;truffles;a few utubes kinda did esp the long super techy one (that i didnt get) -136036;1360124076;truffles;but these channels add all the terms .. -136035;1360124099;mjr_;i used bitinstant today... -136034;1360124107;Namworld;I thought evoorhees would have spaced slices more -136033;1360124108;mjr_;i gotta say i appreciate the service -136032;1360124116;mjr_;but wow those are high fees -136031;1360124125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.0059 = 2.655 BTC [-] -136030;1360124129;truffles;thought bitcoins didnt have fees? -136029;1360124136;truffles;quasi banking going on -136028;1360124199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067109 = 2.8998 BTC [-] -136027;1360124201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 529 @ 0.00067075 = 0.3548 BTC [-] -136026;1360124238;mircea_popescu;truffles why did you think that ? -136025;1360124262;truffles;cuz u can mine it for free and thats the impression i got -136024;1360124262;Ukyo;Namworld: hehe, having trouble coming up with fund fast enough? lol -136023;1360124328;mircea_popescu;truffles it's a false impression tho. all transactions large enough or out of fresh enugh inputs carry fee. -136022;1360124336;mircea_popescu;it's to tjhe tune of 0.0005 btc, which is very small -136021;1360124343;mircea_popescu;but fees there are, built into the system -136020;1360124347;truffles;adds up though -136019;1360124367;truffles;rather put it in savings acct.. -136018;1360124383;pigeons;you have a savings account with no fees? -136017;1360124394;truffles;it pays interest -136016;1360124416;Guest13272;does it now -136015;1360124419;truffles;small potatoes ldo -136014;1360124459;truffles;bitcoins pay interest or dividends? -136013;1360124468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.0057 = 4.56 BTC [-] -136012;1360124469;mjr_;huh? -136011;1360124477;mjr_;neither really -136010;1360124488;mjr_;they can appreciate in relation to another currency -136009;1360124493;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin.org/ luke got booted off the list ? -136008;1360124500;mircea_popescu;or am i imagining things ? -136007;1360124510;truffles;oh tied to fiat how nice -136006;1360124529;mjr_;but they themselves don't give either...you could invest in a bond like namworld's and get interest, or you could invest in a stock like S.DICE which offers dividends -136005;1360124539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00561 = 8.415 BTC [-] -136004;1360124548;mjr_;i mean, the only way to measure the appreciation is against something else -136003;1360124556;mircea_popescu;that's always the case. -136002;1360124558;mjr_;1 bitcoin is always 1 bitcoin -136001;1360124573;mjr_;not tied to fiat -136000;1360124581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1698 @ 0.00556001 = 9.4409 BTC [-] -135999;1360124701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.001101 = 0.5505 BTC [-] -135998;1360124714;truffles;its too cosy though -135997;1360124728;mjr_;lol -135996;1360124732;mjr_;i just got filled on S.DICE -135995;1360124780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00067075 = 1.4421 BTC [-] -135994;1360124789;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/ojApgSB.jpg -135993;1360124789;Ukyo;lol -135992;1360124799;mircea_popescu;i don't know much about electronics, but anyone explain what the top chip is ? -135991;1360124801;Ukyo;u making asics now MP ? -135990;1360124816;Ukyo;the big black swuare next to the power? -135989;1360124816;gesell;mircea_popescu: the markings are scraped off -135988;1360124821;mircea_popescu;gesell i can see that. -135987;1360124829;mircea_popescu;par for the course for bfl by now -135986;1360124831;Ukyo;oh, its a bfl board -135985;1360124835;gesell;but based on the design i would guess a processor to manage the array of whatever chips are missing -135984;1360124844;Ukyo;did BFL make some announcement? -135983;1360124850;Ukyo;i have been hiding in code for hours -135982;1360124853;mircea_popescu;Ukyo yea -135981;1360124863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8442 @ 0.00067075 = 5.6625 BTC [-] -135980;1360124874;gesell;was allso looking at the booard a while back -135979;1360124875;jurov;there's arm processor socket on lower left -135978;1360124878;gesell;not sure what to make of it -135977;1360124881;gesell;yeah, exactly -135976;1360124884;gesell;the arm socket throws me off -135975;1360124893;mircea_popescu;gesell what gets me is that it's oriented AGAINST the missing chips -135974;1360124896;Ukyo;forum url ? -135973;1360124897;mircea_popescu;which seems weird -135972;1360124898;mircea_popescu;does it ? -135971;1360124900;Bugpowduur;mjr_: someone is a bit optimistic about that arb opp -135970;1360124903;truffles;pretty compact design whomever done it -135969;1360124912;Ukyo;at least they are using solid state caps :P -135968;1360124947;gesell;but the FTDI chip for USB to Serial is common for communicating with microelectronics (see an old arduino) so its placement close to U11 (the largger unmarked chip) makes me think this would be the cpu are, but who knows -135967;1360124972;mjr_;oh yeah, do you guys think fpga's will still be useful? -135966;1360124977;Diablo-D3;gesell: we talking the avalon? -135965;1360124990;mircea_popescu;mjr_ for a while yet -135964;1360124992;Diablo-D3;didnt they just rip a MIPS board out of a wifi AP? -135963;1360125015;truffles;there should be a countdown clock on this next wave -135962;1360125016;jurov;Diablo-D3: no we're talking this http://i.imgur.com/ojApgSB.jpg -135961;1360125040;Diablo-D3;oh, the never shipping bfl board?? -135960;1360125050;Diablo-D3;also, lol Puppet tried to attack me in the asicminer thread -135959;1360125058;Diablo-D3;because I stood up for jgzarik as being legit -135958;1360125073;jurov;truffles, erik did not say 10pm exactly. just around -135957;1360125099;truffles;i wanna watch it unfold but im getting impatient lol -135956;1360125102;Diablo-D3;jurov: btw, the biggest chip? its probably a hardcopy babysitter design -135955;1360125144;mircea_popescu;http://jheusser.github.com/2013/02/03/satcoin.html -135954;1360125147;mircea_popescu;this is kinda interesting -135953;1360125150;mircea_popescu;heuristic mining -135952;1360125153;gesell;indeed -135951;1360125155;mircea_popescu;i wonder if it will ever come to anything -135950;1360125167;Bugpowduur;yah -135949;1360125174;Bugpowduur;but its super slow -135948;1360125185;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: sat solving is very hard with sha256 or any decent hash -135947;1360125196;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: we already skip as many steps as possible -135946;1360125209;jurov;yes, my thought is BNF is too big and won't fit to GPU -135945;1360125225;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: like, you know how we check H==0? thats actually a form of very basic sat solving -135944;1360125234;Diablo-D3;tuned for the native integer width of the hardware -135943;1360125258;Diablo-D3;I already looked into this about a year ago, couldnt get anywhere with it because GPUs dont have native booleans -135942;1360125264;mircea_popescu;well, right. but you never know what someone comes up with -135941;1360125322;Bugpowduur;The BFL board IS much prettier than the avalon board -135940;1360125335;mircea_popescu;yeah. -135939;1360125338;Diablo-D3;Bugpowduur: I dunno, I think the avalon board is a work of art -135938;1360125340;Bugpowduur;but... with that first mover reward structure.... ugly wins -135937;1360125344;mircea_popescu;a tractor versus a porsche -135936;1360125349;Diablo-D3;everything is in the right place, and it has proper cooling -135935;1360125365;Diablo-D3;seriously, what in holy fuck was wrong with BFL when they chose those coolers? -135934;1360125375;Diablo-D3;instead of straight through airflow, it slams against the board causing hot spots -135933;1360125410;Diablo-D3;(or if they have the fan reversed, it STILL causes hot spots) -135932;1360125426;Diablo-D3;trying to work around it with a off the shelf heatpipe heatsink doesnt fix it -135931;1360125429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5958 @ 0.00066966 = 3.9898 BTC [-] -135930;1360125431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067344 = 2.9099 BTC [+] -135929;1360125432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10725 @ 0.00067374 = 7.2259 BTC [+] -135928;1360125434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 496 @ 0.00067634 = 0.3355 BTC [+] -135927;1360125474;mjr_;when did bfl release? -135926;1360125504;Diablo-D3;mjr_: they released fpgas, not asics -135925;1360125517;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 12 @ 0.10495925 = 1.2595 BTC [-] -135924;1360125557;mircea_popescu;http://bbs.btcman.com/data/attachment/forum/201302/05/172040xjxbedt1z4tjznd3.jpg -135923;1360125560;mircea_popescu;i can't believe this stuff -135922;1360125568;mircea_popescu;the avalon chips actualyl have no radiators AT ALL ? -135921;1360125576;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no no, they do -135920;1360125581;Bugpowduur;well, I will defer to your judgement Diablo-D3 -135919;1360125582;Diablo-D3;look at the rev 3 fpgas -135918;1360125583;mircea_popescu;o, guy took them off -135917;1360125595;Diablo-D3;the asics will be identical in design to those -135916;1360125624;Diablo-D3;sticky aluminum heatsinks on the shit the heatpipe doesnt cover, and the folded heatpipe design on the asics -135915;1360125645;Diablo-D3;oh -135914;1360125648;Diablo-D3;you said avalon -135913;1360125648;Diablo-D3;sorry -135912;1360125665;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: look how the board is assembled -135911;1360125674;Diablo-D3;the board is pressed into a giant industrial heatsink -135910;1360125688;Diablo-D3;most likely those are flip chip packages, so the heat is actually facing into the board -135909;1360125698;Diablo-D3;they probly have an extra thick copper grounding plane in the board -135908;1360125707;Diablo-D3;which radiates heat out the other side of the board -135907;1360125714;mircea_popescu;hm -135906;1360125718;Diablo-D3;the other side is probably smooth as a baby's ass -135905;1360125726;Diablo-D3;so they coated it in non-conducting ceramic paste -135904;1360125731;Diablo-D3;and then sealed the heatsink into it -135903;1360125767;Diablo-D3;the VRMs they use dont need heatsinks as they're probably 120c industrial/enterprise grade VRMs -135902;1360125768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.00616012 = 10.7802 BTC [+] -135901;1360125785;Diablo-D3;and probably overkill for what they need -135900;1360125801;Diablo-D3;and those caps are probably there to make sure flip/flop power usage doesnt kill the VRM -135899;1360125852;Namworld;Any LTC-GLOBAL shareholders in here having reviewed one of the MPEx pass-throughs with a NO/ABSTAIN, requesting more information? -135898;1360125905;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: without having the board infront of me and a full suite of electrical diagnostic tools, Im going to have to say they did the right thing -135897;1360125926;Bugpowduur;hehehe -135896;1360125928;Bugpowduur;heyyoo -135895;1360125935;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh, and btw, look closely -135894;1360125939;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I thought it was A board, its not -135893;1360125942;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its a bunch of tiny boards -135892;1360125949;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats really clever of them -135891;1360125956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3504 @ 0.00067634 = 2.3699 BTC [+] -135890;1360125958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11871 @ 0.00067995 = 8.0717 BTC [+] -135889;1360125959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00068017 = 1.0883 BTC [+] -135888;1360125959;Diablo-D3;even if a single shard fails, you can take it out and replace it -135887;1360125961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7075 @ 0.0006823 = 4.8273 BTC [+] -135886;1360125965;[\\\];Wanna see something cool? -135885;1360125974;[\\\];visit http://blockchain.info/charts and they will ip ban you -135884;1360125980;[\\\];'too many requests' -135883;1360125988;[\\\];only its their own page making all of the requests. -135882;1360125995;Ukyo;lol -135881;1360126026;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the BFL design is atrocious though -135880;1360126027;mircea_popescu;[\\\] i got universal unlimited blockchain access so nyah -135879;1360126058;topace_;[20:52:32] Ukyo pokes topace_ -135878;1360126059;topace_;i am now? -135877;1360126100;topace_;Ukto: whatsup? -135876;1360126102;error4733;Hey Evoorhees. Popcorn is ready ! Up to you -135875;1360126116;Diablo-D3;so has someone started an evoorhees scam thread yet? -135874;1360126117;evoorhees;hey guys -135873;1360126227;leotreasure;lol -135872;1360126230;jurov;ftfy: mircea_popescu turns off mpex website in an attempt to emulate mtgox performances. -135871;1360126237;Bugpowduur;countdown? -135870;1360126250;mircea_popescu;jurov all the performances are belong to us -135869;1360126251;evoorhees;I have 9:50pm here -135868;1360126254;evoorhees;that about right? -135867;1360126259;mircea_popescu;omg scamtime -135866;1360126261;leotreasure;i managed to get 15 minutes off class time for this tranche :) -135865;1360126267;mircea_popescu;its 9:51 -135864;1360126287;jurov;mircea_popescu: all deposits in place? -135863;1360126291;mircea_popescu;afaik. -135862;1360126293;jurov;heeeee? -135861;1360126305;mircea_popescu;lets check -135860;1360126307;topace_;so is everyone going to place their bids last minute? -135859;1360126314;Bugpowduur;no -135858;1360126317;Bugpowduur;last second -135857;1360126317;evoorhees;this should be interesting -135856;1360126326;Bugpowduur;.0072 -135855;1360126329;Bugpowduur;1MM -135854;1360126330;gesell;dont forget your 00's -135853;1360126332;topace_;haha -135852;1360126332;gesell;:P -135851;1360126335;Bugpowduur;heheh -135850;1360126337;Namworld;there will be so many bids being put market price, price will skyrocket to 0.1 BTC per share -135849;1360126341;mircea_popescu;coupla more small ones. flushed. -135848;1360126355;Namworld;because people don't have time to enter a price -135847;1360126355;Bugpowduur;The S.BBET IPO wuz like that -135846;1360126363;mircea_popescu;bbet ipo was crazy -135845;1360126364;mircea_popescu;in a good way -135844;1360126487;mircea_popescu;;;calc .1 * 100000000 * 20 -135843;1360126488;gribble;200000000 -135842;1360126512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006698 = 2.8942 BTC [-] -135841;1360126513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7329 @ 0.00066962 = 4.9076 BTC [-] -135840;1360126542;mjr_;someone is trying to scoop up the market orders after it runs out :) smart -135839;1360126695;jurov;!ticker m s,dice -135838;1360126696;assbot;The vision of Christ that thou dost see ... is my vision's greatest enemy. -135837;1360126700;jurov;!ticker m s.dice -135836;1360126701;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0042 / 0.00452317 / 0.00739497 (1021741 shares, 4,621.51 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00561656 / 0.007395 (1692417 shares, 9,505.57 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00508378 / 0.0075 (6874086 shares, 34,946.35 BTC) -135835;1360126805;Bowjob;live -135834;1360126805;evoorhees;ready?!?!?!?!?! -135833;1360126807;mircea_popescu;lol book still untouched -135832;1360126835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00580001 = 11.6 BTC [-] -135831;1360126843;Bowjob;Go!! -135830;1360126845;Bowjob;go go go ! -135829;1360126847;Bowjob;I'm ready ! -135828;1360126851;Bugpowduur;go -135827;1360126853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350000 @ 0.00589001 = 2061.5035 BTC [+] -135826;1360126855;jurov;o/ -135825;1360126856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5900 @ 0.00580001 = 34.2201 BTC [-] -135824;1360126857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 46800 @ 0.005708 = 267.1344 BTC [-] -135823;1360126857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 237000 @ 0.0057 = 1350.9 BTC [-] -135822;1360126858;Bowjob;James, I hope you're ready! -135821;1360126858;jurov;\o -135820;1360126859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 45354 @ 0.005623 = 255.0255 BTC [-] -135819;1360126860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100000 @ 0.00557 = 557 BTC [-] -135818;1360126861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.0055601 = 11.6762 BTC [-] -135817;1360126863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00556002 = 5.56 BTC [-] -135816;1360126864;jurov;\o/ -135815;1360126864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 11802 @ 0.00556001 = 65.6192 BTC [-] -135814;1360126865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 175 @ 0.00556 = 0.973 BTC [-] -135813;1360126866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 360 @ 0.00556 = 2.0016 BTC [-] -135812;1360126867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 271 @ 0.00555 = 1.5041 BTC [-] -135811;1360126869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00552012 = 7.7282 BTC [-] -135810;1360126869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 39144 @ 0.005515 = 215.8792 BTC [-] -135809;1360126871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00551002 = 5.51 BTC [-] -135808;1360126872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 14000 @ 0.00550002 = 77.0003 BTC [-] -135807;1360126872;error4733;106k left -135806;1360126873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00550001 = 11 BTC [-] -135805;1360126877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 535 @ 0.0055 = 2.9425 BTC [-] -135804;1360126878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 416 @ 0.0055 = 2.288 BTC [-] -135803;1360126879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0055 = 27.5 BTC [-] -135802;1360126880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8655 @ 0.0055 = 47.6025 BTC [-] -135801;1360126882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8385 @ 0.0055 = 46.1175 BTC [-] -135800;1360126883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.0055 = 15.4 BTC [-] -135799;1360126884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4050 @ 0.0055 = 22.275 BTC [-] -135798;1360126885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4120 @ 0.0055 = 22.66 BTC [-] -135797;1360126885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20000 @ 0.0055 = 110 BTC [-] -135796;1360126886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 86125 @ 0.0055 = 473.6875 BTC [-] -135795;1360126892;mircea_popescu;lmao this was quick -135794;1360126895;Bugpowduur;damn -135793;1360126897;Bugpowduur;I overpaid -135792;1360126900;maximian;LOL -135791;1360126905;kakobrekla;400k left -135790;1360126906;mircea_popescu;was like... 20 seconds or so ? -135789;1360126908;Bowjob;Lol -135788;1360126911;Bowjob;topace!! -135787;1360126915;topace_;booya -135786;1360126916;evoorhees;wow -135785;1360126923;mircea_popescu;meet the power that be. -135784;1360126923;Bowjob;Ho much did you get -135783;1360126924;Bowjob;? -135782;1360126929;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dicer -135781;1360126931;topace_;Bowjob: 120000 -135780;1360126931;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -135779;1360126932;Bowjob;I'll drop more -135778;1360126933;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -135777;1360126934;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0042 / 0.00511066 / 0.00739497 (2023741 shares, 10,342.67 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00565121 / 0.007395 (2694417 shares, 15,226.72 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00516341 / 0.0075 (7876086 shares, 40,667.50 BTC) -135776;1360126942;Bowjob;so 120 shares? -135775;1360126946;gesell;okay, im going to go open a complain thread on reddit -135774;1360126951;topace_;1200 shares -135773;1360126954;Bowjob;oh -135772;1360126956;Bowjob;kk -135771;1360126956;gesell;just have to think about what -135770;1360126957;mircea_popescu;;;calc 10342.67 - 4621.51 -135769;1360126958;gribble;5721.16 -135768;1360126960;Bugpowduur;cannot fucking belive people got it at .005 -135767;1360126960;evoorhees;lol -135766;1360126962;Bugpowduur;.0055 -135765;1360126963;mircea_popescu;this gotta be some sort of record. -135764;1360126963;swhitt;412`625 0.00550000 -135763;1360126964;mjr_;lol -135762;1360126965;swhitt;someone lost. -135761;1360126968;Bowjob;Sweet -135760;1360126980;mjr_;all gone? -135759;1360126985;Bowjob;gratz -135758;1360126997;evoorhees;that was fun :) -135757;1360127001;mjr_;sure was -135756;1360127004;topace_;and now for havelock -135755;1360127005;Bowjob;erik thats how you launch -135754;1360127007;mircea_popescu;lol -135753;1360127010;Bowjob;not that surprise 0.44 -135752;1360127011;Bowjob;lol -135751;1360127012;evoorhees;yeah, that was better -135750;1360127014;evoorhees;I agree -135749;1360127014;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.645 = 1.29 BTC [-] -135748;1360127015;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 19 @ 0.64 = 12.16 BTC [-] -135747;1360127016;evoorhees;lesson learned -135746;1360127016;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.63 = 18.9 BTC [-] -135745;1360127017;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.6205 = 8.687 BTC [-] -135744;1360127018;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 40 @ 0.615 = 24.6 BTC [-] -135743;1360127018;Bowjob;even so i trusted you -135742;1360127019;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.61 BTC [-] -135741;1360127020;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.61 BTC [-] -135740;1360127021;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.61 = 10.37 BTC [-] -135739;1360127022;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.606 = 1.818 BTC [-] -135738;1360127022;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.606 = 6.06 BTC [-] -135737;1360127023;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 60 @ 0.605 = 36.3 BTC [-] -135736;1360127024;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 75 @ 0.6 = 45 BTC [-] -135735;1360127025;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.6 = 1.8 BTC [-] -135734;1360127026;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 39 @ 0.59 = 23.01 BTC [-] -135733;1360127027;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.588 = 9.996 BTC [-] -135732;1360127028;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 86 @ 0.5801 = 49.8886 BTC [-] -135731;1360127029;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -135730;1360127030;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.58 = 5.8 BTC [-] -135729;1360127031;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 29 @ 0.58 = 16.82 BTC [-] -135728;1360127032;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.571 = 4.568 BTC [-] -135727;1360127032;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 87 @ 0.5702 = 49.6074 BTC [-] -135726;1360127032;mircea_popescu;cute. -135725;1360127033;Bugpowduur;oops -135724;1360127033;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.5702 = 5.702 BTC [-] -135723;1360127034;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 100 @ 0.5701 = 57.01 BTC [-] -135722;1360127035;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.5701 = 2.2804 BTC [-] -135721;1360127036;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.5701 = 5.701 BTC [-] -135720;1360127037;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.57 = 2.85 BTC [-] -135719;1360127038;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.57 = 5.7 BTC [-] -135718;1360127039;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.57 = 2.85 BTC [-] -135717;1360127040;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.567 = 5.67 BTC [-] -135716;1360127041;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 105 @ 0.566 = 59.43 BTC [-] -135715;1360127042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 99 @ 0.565 = 55.935 BTC [-] -135714;1360127045;Bugpowduur;ouch -135713;1360127046;Namworld;Topace, is that you doing this? -135712;1360127047;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -135711;1360127049;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.52100000 / 0.60714756 / 0.76500000 (1719 shares, 1043.68665796 BTC), 7D: 0.52100000 / 0.68297815 / 0.89000000 (3601 shares, 2459.40431805 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.61700758 / 0.89000000 (7230 shares, 4460.96483598 BTC) -135710;1360127052;Namworld;By any chance? -135709;1360127056;Bugpowduur;BUY not SELL dude -135708;1360127072;Bugpowduur;So, whats the next tranche for? -135707;1360127078;topace_;just releasing the shares i bougt on mpex into havelock -135706;1360127078;evoorhees;not sure yet -135705;1360127081;evoorhees;recommendations? -135704;1360127090;Bugpowduur;62? -135703;1360127091;mircea_popescu;60something -135702;1360127093;error4733;62 -135701;1360127094;Bugpowduur;64? -135700;1360127096;mjr_;thats what i was thinking -135699;1360127097;jurov;sqrt(-1) -135698;1360127098;Namworld;See, it's topace buying for his havelock bidders -135697;1360127099;mjr_;somewhere in that range -135696;1360127115;mjr_;62...not sure how high you will go with the last two... -135695;1360127124;Bugpowduur;68 -135694;1360127126;Bugpowduur;74 -135693;1360127127;mircea_popescu;(0.60714756 / 0.55) * 1043 -135692;1360127129;mircea_popescu;;;calc (0.60714756 / 0.55) * 1043 -135691;1360127130;gribble;1151.37255469 -135690;1360127132;mjr_;that could work -135689;1360127134;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.565 = 4.52 BTC [-] -135688;1360127136;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 82 @ 0.565 = 46.33 BTC [-] -135687;1360127139;mircea_popescu;that's a cool 100 btc -135686;1360127149;mircea_popescu;not exactly bad for staying up nights. -135685;1360127149;Bowjob;That was quick -135684;1360127177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067634 = 2.9225 BTC [+] -135683;1360127179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4310 @ 0.00067644 = 2.9155 BTC [+] -135682;1360127199;Bowjob;james, anymore? -135681;1360127269;Namworld;was 0.0044, then 0.0055 -135680;1360127277;Namworld;I recommand 66, 77, 88 -135679;1360127291;Namworld;the next one might sell fast -135678;1360127296;Bowjob;the 8.8 might be pushing it, but dice is up -135677;1360127298;Bowjob;:)\ -135676;1360127300;Namworld;further one will take some time... -135675;1360127310;leotreasure;well that was fun - back to library tour :) -135674;1360127314;evoorhees;:) -135673;1360127314;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 200 @ 0.59 = 118 BTC [+] -135672;1360127321;Bugpowduur;that's pretty aggressive, but the market might bear it -135671;1360127334;Bugpowduur;bare -135670;1360127334;topace_;that was.. exciting -135669;1360127336;Bowjob;this launch is fun -135668;1360127338;Bowjob;lol -135667;1360127339;Bugpowduur;lame -135666;1360127345;Bowjob;moar shares? -135665;1360127346;Bowjob;:3 -135664;1360127346;evoorhees;deffinitely better response than last night -135663;1360127348;Bugpowduur;I paid .00589 -135662;1360127354;Bugpowduur;for a lot of shares -135661;1360127359;Bowjob;I have 29 more BTC to put in -135660;1360127366;Bugpowduur;guess its better than .0066 -135659;1360127371;Bugpowduur;:-P -135658;1360127372;topace_;On Wed, 06 Feb 13 03:01:10 +0000 S.DICE - 20`000 bought @0.00550000 BTC, total cost 110.00000000BTC -135657;1360127373;topace_;On Wed, 06 Feb 13 03:00:43 +0000 S.DICE - 100`000 bought @0.00557000 BTC, total cost 557.00000000BTC -135656;1360127380;topace_;is all i got, sorry Bowjob -135655;1360127381;Bugpowduur;you people were supposed to bid more -135654;1360127384;Bowjob;aight -135653;1360127391;mircea_popescu;Bugpowduur no it's bear. -135652;1360127403;Bowjob;i was debating calling you last night. my pain was enormous -135651;1360127408;Bowjob;0.44 up for grabs -135650;1360127409;Bowjob;lol -135649;1360127412;topace_;lol yea -135648;1360127413;Bowjob;u were asleep -135647;1360127418;topace_;suck i had a headache and went ot bed early :( -135646;1360127422;Bowjob;:( -135645;1360127430;Bowjob;u got 200 on reserve :P -135644;1360127442;topace_;200? -135643;1360127448;topace_;[22:08:26] <@assbot> [HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 200 @ 0.59 = 118 BTC [+] -135642;1360127449;topace_;nope -135641;1360127451;Bowjob;you said you got 120k -135640;1360127452;Bowjob;mhm -135639;1360127453;Bowjob;oh -135638;1360127458;Bowjob;u sold some at higher -135637;1360127460;Bowjob;kk -135636;1360127469;error4733;;;calc 0.00039001 * 350000 -135635;1360127469;gribble;136.5035 -135634;1360127470;topace_;yea i only did the 100k first -135633;1360127474;mircea_popescu;hows the forum drama level ? -135632;1360127489;topace_;then i listed the second 20k at the same price, but it filled higher -135631;1360127498;topace_;cuz there was a bid for it -135630;1360127521;Ukyo;MP: duno, dont care. its forums -135629;1360127522;Ukyo;:P -135628;1360127522;Bowjob;last night some panic buyers sold -135627;1360127525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00599997 = 6.3 BTC [+] -135626;1360127526;Bowjob;at havelock -135625;1360127527;Bowjob;lol -135624;1360127534;Bowjob;i wonder if they got back in -135623;1360127611;mircea_popescu;you should care, bitcoins are backed by drama -135622;1360127618;Bowjob;it was a coinflip for me whether you'd do an IPO style offering -135621;1360127622;Bowjob;or just pump the shares out -135620;1360127629;Bowjob;in teh jungle -135619;1360127634;topace_;they were being pumped out here, so i had to do the same on havelock -135618;1360127651;Bowjob;yeah, ididnt bid high enough -135617;1360127651;mircea_popescu;hah the forum is down -135616;1360127656;Ukyo;yup -135615;1360127671;mircea_popescu;dude you'd think they'd get some servers already -135614;1360127686;topace_;they make a fucking killing off those stupid ads -135613;1360127687;mircea_popescu;out of the three times i tried to laod it this week it was down 2 -135612;1360127702;mircea_popescu;it's like... trying to fail or something -135611;1360127713;Bugpowduur;theymos is busy trying to loan out all of the BTC the forum owns -135610;1360127732;Ukyo;lol -135609;1360127758;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? -135608;1360127771;mircea_popescu;whatcouldpossiblygowrong.activex -135607;1360127778;mircea_popescu;im sorry -135606;1360127781;mircea_popescu;.rubyonrails -135605;1360127782;Ukyo;i dont know that he actually does that -135604;1360127782;Ukyo;heh -135603;1360127789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006698 = 2.8942 BTC [-] -135602;1360127789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17438 @ 0.00066962 = 11.6768 BTC [-] -135601;1360127816;Bugpowduur;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141503.msg1477592;boardseen#new -135600;1360127831;Ukyo;0,0 -135599;1360127833;Ukyo;heh -135598;1360127902;Ukyo;"If you're interested, post here with how much you would charge for this service and what your reserve policy would be." -135597;1360127907;Ukyo;giving out loans, and paying to do it -135596;1360127908;Ukyo;lol -135595;1360127923;pigeons;i'll watch your money for free -135594;1360127941;Ukyo;"Full reserve is not a requirement, but you will be responsible for returning the money" -135593;1360127948;Ukyo;Bad Idea(tm) -135592;1360127950;Bugpowduur;;;ticker -135591;1360127950;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 20.83107, Best ask: 20.85732, Bid-ask spread: 0.02625, Last trade: 21.09990, 24 hour volume: 35064.14470227, 24 hour low: 20.20000, 24 hour high: 21.09990, 24 hour vwap: 20.65643 -135590;1360127952;pigeons;thats nuts -135589;1360127956;Bugpowduur;meanwhile -135588;1360127959;Bugpowduur;21.099 -135587;1360127971;Bugpowduur;that 40k ask wall, nowhere to be foun -135586;1360127979;pigeons;that's always nuts anywhere, but ... it's incredibly nuts on the bitcointalk forum. -135585;1360128052;Chilca;anybody use blockchain wallet? -135584;1360128167;gesell;Bugpowduur: someone took down the 40k wall long before it was ever tested -135583;1360128178;topace_;so evoorhees: whats the next one going to be priced at? -135582;1360128196;Bowjob;0.6 sounds easonable -135581;1360128202;Bugpowduur;boooo -135580;1360128221;Chilca;It's sound that blockchain is hacked -135579;1360128222;evoorhees;don't know yet -135578;1360128235;topace_;are you planning to do it every evening this week? -135577;1360128245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11824 @ 0.00066962 = 7.9176 BTC [-] -135576;1360128247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9802 @ 0.00066961 = 6.5635 BTC [-] -135575;1360128265;evoorhees;topace - not sure on that either, but I will likely do the next tranche tomorrow night -135574;1360128283;topace_;cool -135573;1360128291;topace_;i leave for cuba on saturday, so please do them all before then -135572;1360128294;Bugpowduur;62-66.... somwhere in there -135571;1360128297;topace_;and then nothing for the next week -135570;1360128300;Bowjob;cuba! -135569;1360128301;topace_;:) -135568;1360128302;mircea_popescu;cuba ?! -135567;1360128309;Bugpowduur;CUBE? -135566;1360128313;Bugpowduur;eh? -135565;1360128314;topace_;Canadians <3 Cuba -135564;1360128316;Bowjob;please do not get shot there -135563;1360128323;mircea_popescu;get shot, get shot. -135562;1360128325;mircea_popescu;of rum -135561;1360128327;Bowjob;lol -135560;1360128329;topace_;(because there's no americans on the resorts :p) -135559;1360128329;mircea_popescu;multiple. -135558;1360128334;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.62 = 12.4 BTC [+] -135557;1360128336;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -135556;1360128350;Bowjob;do not get a cuban necktie or something.. its bad for your health -135555;1360128448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2111 @ 0.00066961 = 1.4135 BTC [-] -135554;1360128450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9289 @ 0.00066897 = 6.2141 BTC [-] -135553;1360128535;mircea_popescu;well okay boys an' girls, we continue the fun & revolucion tomorro. -135552;1360128583;Bowjob;yeap -135551;1360128592;Bowjob;40k ask..? -135550;1360128740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067616 = 2.9217 BTC [+] -135549;1360128741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 379 @ 0.00067644 = 0.2564 BTC [+] -135548;1360148996;mircea_popescu;good morning babies -135547;1360149000;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -135546;1360149002;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0052 / 0.00571875 / 0.0071999 (1023620 shares, 5,853.84 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00564367 / 0.007395 (2683465 shares, 15,144.60 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00516574 / 0.0075 (7840852 shares, 40,503.87 BTC) -135545;1360149010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2494 @ 0.00068925 = 1.719 BTC [+] -135544;1360149014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16968 @ 0.00069191 = 11.7403 BTC [+] -135543;1360149022;truffles;what did u have for breakfast mircea? -135542;1360149078;mircea_popescu;hazelnuts so far -135541;1360149089;midnightmagic;eat walnuts they're better for you -135540;1360149104;mircea_popescu;some of this, some of that you know ? -135539;1360149104;midnightmagic;:-D -135538;1360149108;mircea_popescu;can't alwasy have the same thing -135537;1360149110;truffles;guess thats how you stay not fat -135536;1360149119;mircea_popescu;these are nice cause they're fresh, in shell -135535;1360149139;mircea_popescu;truffles you kidding me ? one of the girls is doing a diet, calculated my intake last week -135534;1360149148;mircea_popescu;i do ~25k calories a week -135533;1360149158;truffles;ure on a diet? -135532;1360149199;truffles;who knew gaining weight was so easy, i could major in that -135531;1360149221;mircea_popescu;im not gaining any so far lol -135530;1360149222;midnightmagic;It's unfortunate it's not a question of pure caloric intake. -135529;1360149229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6183 @ 0.00069349 = 4.2878 BTC [+] -135528;1360149234;Diablo-D3;[04:05:03] including dmc 1.0 ;) -135527;1360149241;Diablo-D3;dmc 1.0 did not die because of expenditures -135526;1360149255;Diablo-D3;hell, I didnt even pay myself -135525;1360149262;Namworld;Everyone is guilty of everything, unless proven otherwise -135524;1360149274;Diablo-D3;Namworld: sometimes I feel this is what bitcoin has turned into -135523;1360149306;midnightmagic;What do you mean "turned into"? :-) -135522;1360149319;Uglux;he means this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance -135521;1360149390;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 19 @ 0.1268 = 2.4092 BTC [+] -135520;1360149399;truffles;seems like lots of room for scams in a btc system -135519;1360149401;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 11 @ 0.1284 = 1.4124 BTC [+] -135518;1360149403;midnightmagic;Uglux: Don't you mean this: http://lesswrong.com/lw/6p6/the_limits_of_introspection/ -135517;1360149415;Diablo-D3;lesswrong++ -135516;1360149452;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Ut.. you jinxed it for another three months by mentioning it. -135515;1360149463;Diablo-D3;yes but I didnt say its name -135514;1360149474;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Doesn't matter, you still mentioned it. :) -135513;1360149478;Diablo-D3;damnit :< -135512;1360149484;midnightmagic;hee hee -135511;1360149504;midnightmagic;seriously though we should ransom new chapters out of him -135510;1360149510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10434 @ 0.00069349 = 7.2359 BTC [+] -135509;1360149511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00069362 = 7.5605 BTC [+] -135508;1360149513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12146 @ 0.00069592 = 8.4526 BTC [+] -135507;1360149519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5893 @ 0.00069681 = 4.1063 BTC [+] -135506;1360149606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7693 @ 0.00069756 = 5.3663 BTC [+] -135505;1360149851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00069284 = 1.7321 BTC [-] -135504;1360150246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4138 @ 0.00069284 = 2.867 BTC [-] -135503;1360150248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006809 = 2.9422 BTC [-] -135502;1360150250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10751 @ 0.00068072 = 7.3184 BTC [-] -135501;1360150320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12299 @ 0.00068072 = 8.3722 BTC [-] -135500;1360150322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00067872 = 1.086 BTC [-] -135499;1360150323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00067613 = 6.288 BTC [-] -135498;1360150662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00632911 = 2.5316 BTC [+] -135497;1360150849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069746 = 3.0137 BTC [+] -135496;1360150850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 79 @ 0.00069756 = 0.0551 BTC [+] -135495;1360151277;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/because-most-people-are-idiots-in-spite-of-never-manning-up-and-admitting-to-it/ -135494;1360151294;mircea_popescu;mpex faq modified accordingly. sorry everyone. -135493;1360151419;truffles;faq's are like fine prints who reads that -135492;1360151451;truffles;"If you are one of the others, who cnat even wtire" spellcheck -135491;1360151539;mircea_popescu;no, it's deliberate. -135490;1360151545;mircea_popescu;cnat raed, cnat wtire. -135489;1360151551;truffles;umk -135488;1360151607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00623517 = 1.247 BTC [-] -135487;1360151780;truffles;but really why hate on stupid people, who else will gobble up these s.dice things : D -135486;1360151829;mircea_popescu;heh -135485;1360151858;mircea_popescu;having to sort through people to find the unstupid ones is everyone's main time/moneywaster. -135484;1360151883;truffles;just avoid ppl no wasting done -135483;1360151886;mircea_popescu;no matter what you're doing, trying to buy a new car, get married, get a job or hire someone, anything and everything you do -135482;1360151897;mircea_popescu;most of your time and effort is expended fighting off the waves of stupid. -135481;1360151936;truffles;a world of too smart is not good for me though -135480;1360151958;mircea_popescu;it doesn't have to be too smart or smart at all -135479;1360151961;mircea_popescu;just... not stupid. -135478;1360151974;truffles;but then id be the dumbest! -135477;1360151985;truffles;lol -135476;1360151998;mircea_popescu;on which topic, i kinda love odolvlobo telling evoorhees "you are wrong on all counts" -135475;1360152003;mircea_popescu;it's like... yeah, im sure he is. -135474;1360152068;truffles;think about, if everyone was not dumb wont the pole shift for stupidity -135473;1360152072;mircea_popescu;nope. -135472;1360152075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13699 @ 0.00068259 = 9.3508 BTC [-] -135471;1360152079;mircea_popescu;there's no continuum from stupid to smart. -135470;1360152083;mircea_popescu;stupidity is its own thing -135469;1360152094;mircea_popescu;you're asking me "o, but if cancer were cured wouldnt the pole shift for being healthy" -135468;1360152098;mircea_popescu;no, it wouldn't. -135467;1360152110;mircea_popescu;the pole for dieing a horrible, disfiguring painful death would, maybe. -135466;1360152125;truffles;assuming we have a somewhat stupidity scale before the no stupid ppl -135465;1360152132;mircea_popescu;there's no scale. -135464;1360152139;mircea_popescu;it's a thing -135463;1360152156;mircea_popescu;it's not like being short, it's like being dead -135462;1360152158;truffles;not the same thing -135461;1360152162;mircea_popescu;you either are or are not -135460;1360152210;truffles;im not sure what we're discussing now heh -135459;1360152228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00068594 = 7.8883 BTC [+] -135458;1360152230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16328 @ 0.00069756 = 11.3898 BTC [+] -135457;1360152232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.0006976 = 11.7894 BTC [+] -135456;1360152234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8176 @ 0.00069804 = 5.7072 BTC [+] -135455;1360152235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00069908 = 3.7401 BTC [+] -135454;1360152236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15046 @ 0.00069913 = 10.5191 BTC [+] -135453;1360152240;mircea_popescu;:p -135452;1360152243;truffles;i see the whole stupid ppl thing as lack of resources or lack of access to info -135451;1360152248;mircea_popescu;not at all. -135450;1360152260;mircea_popescu;being stupid is a deliberate, internalized deffect. -135449;1360152266;mircea_popescu;it can not be fixed with resources or info. -135448;1360152278;mircea_popescu;it can be fixed in some cases with a beating, provided it's serious enough to scare them shitless. -135447;1360152282;truffles;thats a bias on your part -135446;1360152284;mircea_popescu;but in most cases, it can not be fixed at all -135445;1360152293;mircea_popescu;no, it's not bias on my part. it'd be nice if it were, sure. -135444;1360152313;truffles;unless ure talking about retards.. -135443;1360152318;mircea_popescu;no, i'm not. -135442;1360152345;truffles;then id say u dont like ppl with your set iq preferences -135441;1360152352;truffles;without* -135440;1360152397;mircea_popescu;it has nothing to do with iq -135439;1360152413;mircea_popescu;again, being stupid is not a continuum with being smart. it is a property. -135438;1360152435;truffles;object to this definition -135437;1360152453;mircea_popescu;so go ahead, object. -135436;1360152458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 851 @ 0.00068545 = 0.5833 BTC [-] -135435;1360152463;truffles;i did -135434;1360152486;mircea_popescu;aite then :) -135433;1360152517;truffles;my counter points go way off topic.. -135432;1360152602;mircea_popescu;tell you what, i'll make a post out of whis, then you can argue it in the comment section to your heart's content. -135431;1360152623;truffles;nah -135430;1360152629;truffles;id have to create an account -135429;1360152648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006793 = 2.9353 BTC [-] -135428;1360152655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14079 @ 0.00067912 = 9.5613 BTC [-] -135427;1360152672;truffles;i do like debating though :) -135426;1360152681;Ukto;mircea_popescu: BF topped 1655 BTC 24hr vol ;) -135425;1360152694;Ukto;I know it doesnt hold a candle to mpex, but I thought it was pretty neat. :) -135424;1360152732;mircea_popescu;Ukto it's not bad at all. -135423;1360152735;mircea_popescu;pity we can't see it at all. -135422;1360152744;Ukto;sure you can :P -135421;1360152771;Ukto;i made alot of good progress today on my big release -135420;1360152777;Ukto;getting closer to beta testing -135419;1360152786;Ukto;very excited -135418;1360152818;Namworld;It's all S.DICE =/ -135417;1360152911;truffles;anyone watched these bitcoin show episodes? -135416;1360153002;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 157 @ 0.0062 = 0.9734 BTC [-] -135415;1360153021;truffles;1,863 views on ep 2 so doubt it heh -135414;1360153052;Ukto;Namworld: mostly. heh -135413;1360153094;Ukto;you can say the same thing for btct atm though -135412;1360153099;Ukto;it just happens to the be highest trader -135411;1360153099;Namworld;yeah -135410;1360153109;Ukto;once sdice calms down -135409;1360153113;Ukto;other assets iwll pick back up again -135408;1360153118;Ukto;on both sites -135407;1360153200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5844 @ 0.00068123 = 3.9811 BTC [+] -135406;1360153206;Namworld;Probably -135405;1360153221;Namworld;I wonder who BitVPS holders are -135404;1360153234;Ukto;hm ? -135403;1360153242;mircea_popescu;won't be a mystery for long -135402;1360153264;Namworld;I'll only get a gpg key fingerprint with holding -135401;1360153276;mircea_popescu;ya. -135400;1360153280;Ukto;sounds like claimings gonna be a pain for you :/ -135399;1360153282;mircea_popescu;a i see what you mea -135398;1360153283;mircea_popescu;n -135397;1360153295;Namworld;Actually, all already know how to use gpg -135396;1360153304;Ukto;no, i ment for you -135395;1360153305;Namworld;Since they used MPEx to get them -135394;1360153307;Ukto;to manually verify each one hehe -135393;1360153312;mircea_popescu;why ? he just gets signed statements -135392;1360153316;mircea_popescu;what's to verify ? -135391;1360153325;Ukto;the sig mebbe ? heh -135390;1360153332;mircea_popescu;ya well that sounds like a pain sure -135389;1360153333;mircea_popescu;lol -135388;1360153337;Ukto;LOL -135387;1360153343;mircea_popescu;awk will suffer greatly. -135386;1360153344;Ukto;but thats security. -135385;1360153356;Namworld;To transfer people, they'll need to sign me their BTCT.co account username. -135384;1360153367;Namworld;I'll have to get and verify these. -135383;1360153373;mircea_popescu;Namworld might be an idea to make a preemptive explanation of what happens -135382;1360153375;Ukto;can prolly script something up -135381;1360153379;mircea_popescu;so people know before the 15tyh -135380;1360153400;error4733;"f it were practical I’d just kill them all with my own hand. Unfortunately, it is not practical" haha you'r crazy -135379;1360153430;Ukto;Namworld: wonder how feasable it would be for burnside to build in gpg verification for you ? -135378;1360153464;Ukto;certinly would save a lot of effort -135377;1360153481;mircea_popescu;error4733 lalala -135376;1360153483;Ukto;then again, if theres not that many holders, its not a big deal I guess -135375;1360153503;mircea_popescu;Ukto prolly a little difficult cause people might not get the syntax right -135374;1360153549;Ukto;bah, a little js "fill in the fields and do X" -135373;1360153550;Ukto;:P -135372;1360153558;mircea_popescu;well, the gpg part. how do they verify ? -135371;1360153569;Namworld;BitVPS has somewhere around 730k -135370;1360153578;Namworld;I have around 125k -135369;1360153578;Ukto;how many shareholders MP ? -135368;1360153586;error4733;no offense, it's fun. -135367;1360153589;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. -135366;1360153600;mircea_popescu;error4733 it's pretty hard to offend me -135365;1360153611;error4733;and total agree -135364;1360153642;mircea_popescu;it has to be said, you know ? this regurgitated fake consensus of "o, everyone's speshul" is inadequate to explain the complexity of reality. -135363;1360153659;Ukto;i mean, how would Namworld verify their shares manually? -135362;1360153677;mircea_popescu;i imagine send burnside a list of names and shares ? dunno how btctc works -135361;1360153706;Ukto;well, i guess your sending the share amuont + fingerprint -135360;1360153708;Ukto;right? -135359;1360153736;Ukto;so the gpg stuff, user just has to sign a simple msg, and fingerprint should match -135358;1360153775;Ukto;anyawys, i'm tired. prolly going on for nothing. just trying to give some ideas to make life easy -135357;1360153775;mircea_popescu;yup -135356;1360153783;Ukto;ignore me :) -135355;1360153911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2631 @ 0.00068123 = 1.7923 BTC [+] -135354;1360153912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006817 = 2.9456 BTC [+] -135353;1360153915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1948 @ 0.00068181 = 1.3282 BTC [+] -135352;1360154003;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 285 @ 0.0062 = 1.767 BTC [-] -135351;1360154162;Namworld;Any S.BVPS holder? You can contact me right away with a signed statement containing your BTCT.co username -135350;1360154342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10592 @ 0.00068181 = 7.2217 BTC [+] -135349;1360154432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 353 @ 0.00068181 = 0.2407 BTC [+] -135348;1360154575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15247 @ 0.00068339 = 10.4196 BTC [+] -135347;1360154577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2803 @ 0.00067912 = 1.9036 BTC [-] -135346;1360154610;Namworld;You can mail it at the email seen on BTCT.co -135345;1360154892;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2000 @ 0.0062 = 12.4 BTC -135344;1360154990;Namworld;I will need to transfer that quickly to MPEx if I'm to buy more share. -135343;1360155020;Namworld;I expect price to climb back to .007 later and would certainly like to sell another batch then -135342;1360155053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00068522 = 5.9272 BTC [+] -135341;1360155055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00068738 = 8.5923 BTC [+] -135340;1360155063;Namworld;Otherwise it feels like a loss =/ -135339;1360155216;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 363 @ 0.0015999 = 0.5808 BTC [+] -135338;1360155218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 637 @ 0.0015999 = 1.0191 BTC [+] -135337;1360155242;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1000 @ 0.0016 = 1.6 BTC -135336;1360155318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00068738 = 0.6874 BTC [+] -135335;1360155337;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1000 @ 0.0007 = 0.7 BTC -135334;1360155397;Namworld;burnside -135333;1360155432;Namworld;the fact you can't enter more than 4 digits after the dot... kind of doesn't support S.MPOE-PT for pricing. -135332;1360155445;Namworld;Why is it limited to 4 digits anyway? -135331;1360155449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00068738 = 2.887 BTC [+] -135330;1360155450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16249 @ 0.00068891 = 11.1941 BTC [+] -135329;1360155455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 573 @ 0.00069172 = 0.3964 BTC [+] -135328;1360155467;Namworld;Ah well -135327;1360155485;Namworld;Looks like I'm talking alone. -135326;1360155494;Diablo-D3;yes, I see no one else talking -135325;1360155502;Ukto;weird, usually thats me. lol -135324;1360155694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2193 @ 0.00069172 = 1.5169 BTC [+] -135323;1360155696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 457 @ 0.00069652 = 0.3183 BTC [+] -135322;1360155790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00069652 = 6.9304 BTC [+] -135321;1360155905;Namworld;Well I guess I'll be off then. Night everyone. -135320;1360157126;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0062 = 6.2 BTC [-] -135319;1360157323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 850 @ 0.00069192 = 0.5881 BTC [-] -135318;1360157325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50 @ 0.00068681 = 0.0343 BTC [-] -135317;1360157639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14450 @ 0.00068681 = 9.9244 BTC [-] -135316;1360157641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18982 @ 0.00068466 = 12.9962 BTC [-] -135315;1360158763;mjr_;wow quiet -135314;1360158767;mjr_;a little too quiet -135313;1360158861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00068601 = 7.7519 BTC [+] -135312;1360158863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00068466 = 0.9585 BTC [-] -135311;1360159287;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [-] -135310;1360159289;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.68 = 6.12 BTC [-] -135309;1360159293;mircea_popescu;welll... it's the middle of the night -135308;1360159843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 773 @ 0.00069327 = 0.5359 BTC [+] -135307;1360159845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2306 @ 0.00069328 = 1.5987 BTC [+] -135306;1360160080;mircea_popescu;sooo... inaba is now "definitely" on the 22nd -135305;1360160100;mircea_popescu;someone's going to make a lot of btc on http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -135304;1360160127;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.685 BTC [+] -135303;1360160234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 773 @ 0.00069081 = 0.534 BTC [-] -135302;1360160236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8519 @ 0.0006908 = 5.8849 BTC [-] -135301;1360160453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9444 @ 0.00069328 = 6.5473 BTC [+] -135300;1360160455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6406 @ 0.00069394 = 4.4454 BTC [+] -135299;1360160895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00069394 = 4.0942 BTC [+] -135298;1360160934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.0006908 = 1.6579 BTC [-] -135297;1360161271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 773 @ 0.00069393 = 0.5364 BTC [+] -135296;1360161272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4682 @ 0.00069394 = 3.249 BTC [+] -135295;1360161274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1845 @ 0.00069652 = 1.2851 BTC [+] -135294;1360161616;jurov;anyone understood how Namworld is planning it? -135293;1360161759;DeaDTerra1;planning what? -135292;1360161769;pigeons;sounds like you give your signed statement to burnside and he matches it with a list he got from MP or Namworld and gives you shares? -135291;1360161787;jurov;for delisting of S.BVPS and moving to btct -135290;1360161792;DeaDTerra1;ah -135289;1360161830;jurov;pigeons, i'm thinking how to proceed with coinbr users -135288;1360161856;jurov;prolly i add a field to enter their btct username -135287;1360161871;jurov;and they'll have to do it till Feb 15 -135286;1360161900;pigeons;if enough people bet you wont, just scam and get the tag so you win the bet ;)dont forget service fee ;) -135285;1360161910;pigeons;oops that was weird -135284;1360161911;jurov;oh and i'll disable further buying of s.bvps. -135283;1360161920;pigeons;i meant dont forget service fee -135282;1360161925;jurov;jeeeez, thee's a scammer bet on me? where? -135281;1360161937;pigeons;no that was up arrow from talking to usagi earlier -135280;1360161938;pigeons;haha -135279;1360161965;jurov;lol -135278;1360162286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 776 @ 0.00069081 = 0.5361 BTC [-] -135277;1360162288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22709 @ 0.0006908 = 15.6874 BTC [-] -135276;1360162290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00068951 = 4.7576 BTC [-] -135275;1360162292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1915 @ 0.00068948 = 1.3204 BTC [-] -135274;1360162947;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.699 = 13.98 BTC [+] -135273;1360162947;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [+] -135272;1360162949;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.7 = 3.5 BTC [+] -135271;1360163000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00069631 = 7.7639 BTC [+] -135270;1360163487;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.995 BTC [-] -135269;1360163545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -135268;1360163547;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -135267;1360163591;pigeons;http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2013/02/06/171182974/is-online-gambling-legal-if-bitcoins-not-dollars-are-at-stake -135266;1360163606;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 7 @ 0.926 = 6.482 BTC [-] -135265;1360163607;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 0.926 = 1.852 BTC [-] -135264;1360163666;awkorama_;pigeons: interesting article -135263;1360163682;awkorama_;still doesn't answer the question, though -135262;1360163726;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 8 @ 0.925 = 7.4 BTC [-] -135261;1360163726;pigeons;the question is irrelevant -135260;1360163747;awkorama_;elaborate, please -135259;1360163775;pigeons;who cares? -135258;1360163788;awkorama_;gambling sites probably do -135257;1360163792;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17zq8j/because_most_people_are_idiots_in_spite_of_never/ -135256;1360163795;mircea_popescu;this is going over well. -135255;1360163821;mircea_popescu;i wonder what reddit will do once they discover that added together they all mean nothing at all. -135254;1360163864;awkorama_;mircea_popescu: I take it you don't like reddit much. -135253;1360163874;mircea_popescu;i don't care much either way. -135252;1360163877;mircea_popescu;it is kind of amusing tho -135251;1360163940;mircea_popescu;or to quote the pr chick, " it's hard to believe these assholes are so upset at the idea that someone else is an asshole... actually, it makes perfect sense doesn't it." -135250;1360164105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 498 @ 0.00620895 = 3.0921 BTC [-] -135249;1360164283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 776 @ 0.0006963 = 0.5403 BTC [-] -135248;1360164287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8474 @ 0.00069631 = 5.9005 BTC [+] -135247;1360164834;mjr_;did you see my response on reddit mp? -135246;1360164888;mircea_popescu;nope ? -135245;1360164932;jurov;hahahahaha Nefario the CEO has been detained by the SEC for fraud, closing the website and taking all of the investors money and shares. -135244;1360164937;jurov;^^ http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/4983/why-did-glbse-close -135243;1360164981;mircea_popescu;uh ?! that is nonsense -135242;1360165031;jurov;it got me... reading these quite reasonable replies and suddenly on the bottom, this -135241;1360165037;mircea_popescu;lol -135240;1360165047;mircea_popescu;the alines did it -135239;1360165094;jurov;HE CLOSED THE WEBSITE AND TOOK ALL SHARES -135238;1360165121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1377 @ 0.00069238 = 0.9534 BTC [-] -135237;1360165123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 782 @ 0.00068949 = 0.5392 BTC [-] -135236;1360165124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15441 @ 0.00068948 = 10.6463 BTC [-] -135235;1360165202;mircea_popescu;no it was the aliens -135234;1360165232;mircea_popescu;"Edit: NO ONE SHOULD TRUST MPEX WITH 50000. Just using as an example. I wouldn't trust MPEX with 5 cents personally." -135233;1360165242;mircea_popescu;right, there's what, 20k btc lying around at the moment ? -135232;1360165245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20500 @ 0.00068948 = 14.1343 BTC [-] -135231;1360165247;mircea_popescu;clearly reddit has a point. -135230;1360165297;jurov;In other news: Nefario found in Death Valley dehydrated, with amnesia and with strange scar on forehead" -135229;1360165377;mircea_popescu;no aliens do anal probing -135228;1360165384;mircea_popescu;what would they want inside his head ? -135227;1360165433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00069601 = 8.2825 BTC [+] -135226;1360165435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5676 @ 0.00069631 = 3.9523 BTC [+] -135225;1360165438;pigeons;i thought they mutilated cattle -135224;1360165439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3624 @ 0.00069652 = 2.5242 BTC [+] -135223;1360165571;jurov;or maybe it was not abduction. nef just returned home -135222;1360165577;jurov;like elvis -135221;1360166022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1374 @ 0.00069652 = 0.957 BTC [+] -135220;1360166025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069912 = 3.0209 BTC [+] -135219;1360166027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069912 = 3.0209 BTC [+] -135218;1360166028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8934 @ 0.00069913 = 6.246 BTC [+] -135217;1360166054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3405 @ 0.00068948 = 2.3477 BTC [-] -135216;1360166056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 895 @ 0.00068945 = 0.6171 BTC [-] -135215;1360166288;kakobrekla;http://i.imgur.com/YoatKlh.gif -135214;1360166295;kakobrekla;bump. -135213;1360166303;mircea_popescu;ahahah -135212;1360166339;mircea_popescu;bombs don't kill people -135211;1360166342;mircea_popescu;people kill people. -135210;1360166345;kakobrekla;:D -135209;1360166474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 782 @ 0.00069912 = 0.5467 BTC [+] -135208;1360166476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13220 @ 0.00069913 = 9.2425 BTC [+] -135207;1360166478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6796 @ 0.00069948 = 4.7537 BTC [+] -135206;1360166798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7580 @ 0.00620002 = 46.9962 BTC [-] -135205;1360166802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 54959 @ 0.0062 = 340.7458 BTC [-] -135204;1360166999;pizzaman1337;looks like somebody cashed in their S.DICE gains -135203;1360167012;thestringpuller;for now -135202;1360167021;thestringpuller;someone is closing shorts -135201;1360167057;pizzaman1337;how do you short? -135200;1360167061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5604 @ 0.00069948 = 3.9199 BTC [+] -135199;1360167067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00069995 = 3.4998 BTC [+] -135198;1360167069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6634 @ 0.00069996 = 4.6435 BTC [+] -135197;1360167069;pigeons;manually borrow the shares from someone -135196;1360167071;thestringpuller;you borrow shares from someone -135195;1360167090;pizzaman1337;ok, just checking to make sure MPEx wouldn't do it for you... -135194;1360167107;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu isn't that nice -135193;1360167126;mircea_popescu;hm ? -135192;1360167137;pizzaman1337;it'd be risky on his end -135191;1360167181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3426 @ 0.00068945 = 2.3621 BTC [-] -135190;1360167187;jurov;announcement for coinbr users: http://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/s-bvps-delists-soon-action-from-shareholders-required-till-february-15th/ -135189;1360167188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3374 @ 0.00068707 = 2.3182 BTC [-] -135188;1360167189;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu in regards to what you get -> http://i.imgur.com/kT4NySa.gif -135187;1360167216;mircea_popescu;lol -135186;1360167221;jurov;heh -135185;1360167245;mircea_popescu;i wonder if that reddit thing goes over 100 comments of pure spazz -135184;1360167277;thestringpuller;come again mp? -135183;1360167498;pigeons;mp is suprised that when he says stupid people should die, people take his bait -135182;1360167573;thestringpuller;mp have you ever read enders game? -135181;1360167579;thestringpuller;or you pigeons? -135180;1360167650;pigeons;yes -135179;1360167666;thestringpuller;dragon army was full of stupid people before ender trained them -135178;1360167698;thestringpuller;simply put, the people are only as stupid as the current leadership -135177;1360167755;pigeons;i dont think ther eis disagreement with the people are stupoid part, its the conclusion that therefore they should die that brings the fun -135176;1360167764;maximian;That reddit thread made me giggle like a country moron… highly entertaining -135175;1360167779;pigeons;maximian: where are you from? -135174;1360167791;maximian;canada -135173;1360167802;pigeons;we say giggle like a city moron -135172;1360167817;maximian;where's that? -135171;1360167822;pigeons;the Carolinas -135170;1360167825;maximian;heheh -135169;1360167943;thestringpuller;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17yjm6/what_is_bitcoin/ -135168;1360168027;mircea_popescu;maximian indeed :D -135167;1360168037;mircea_popescu;pigeons o, i am not surprised. im amused. -135166;1360168038;maximian;It is interesting that people actually care whether or not the owner of a business is a nice guy -135165;1360168058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068742 = 2.9703 BTC [+] -135164;1360168059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5877 @ 0.00068708 = 4.038 BTC [-] -135163;1360168060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1602 @ 0.00068707 = 1.1007 BTC [-] -135162;1360168065;mircea_popescu;well that's because they think that the owner of a business didn't make that business. -135161;1360168078;kakobrekla;some people buy the why not the what. -135160;1360168094;maximian;I mean, I have no idea if the CEO of Sony is a fucking asshole, and I don't care, but I still buy their stuff now and then -135159;1360168105;pigeons;i have an idea he is -135158;1360168114;mircea_popescu;i think the onlysony item i ever owned was a walkman back in like 85 -135157;1360168281;pigeons;i'm going to start calling ipods "walkman" now just cause i know apple people will like that -135156;1360168289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4024 @ 0.00068707 = 2.7648 BTC [-] -135155;1360168291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00068689 = 6.9376 BTC [-] -135154;1360168293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1818 @ 0.00068466 = 1.2447 BTC [-] -135153;1360168294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 258 @ 0.00068438 = 0.1766 BTC [-] -135152;1360168295;mircea_popescu;lol -135151;1360168327;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu how old are you? you must be pushing 50 -135150;1360168337;mircea_popescu;i am pushing 50 in the shape of two 25yos -135149;1360168346;kakobrekla;lol -135148;1360168369;thestringpuller;25 + 25 = 50 -135147;1360168373;thestringpuller;omg a revelation! -135146;1360168402;mircea_popescu;double d's + shapely c's = titsoup. -135145;1360168546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18542 @ 0.00068438 = 12.6898 BTC [-] -135144;1360168547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3458 @ 0.00068225 = 2.3592 BTC [-] -135143;1360168548;thestringpuller;If you want clear evidence of the insanity, the Apple Store requires that you register with govt if your app uses any crypto (including https, some people ignore that but some have written blog posts about trying to follow the rules) UNLESS your app is for banking/financial transactions, then you are exempt from registering and providing algos, code, descriptions, etc of your app's use of crypto. Figure that one -135142;1360168649;thestringpuller;My favorite neurosurgeon :P -135141;1360168655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 492 @ 0.00068225 = 0.3357 BTC [-] -135140;1360168657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00068115 = 1.7029 BTC [-] -135139;1360168657;thestringpuller;locked out of his name -135138;1360168658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068043 = 2.9401 BTC [-] -135137;1360168659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9337 @ 0.00068042 = 6.3531 BTC [-] -135136;1360168667;Bugpowdurr;too lazy to ghost -135135;1360168711;thestringpuller;cuttin' up mouse brains all day is exhausting you deserve it -135134;1360168727;thestringpuller;but in all seriousness I do admire your background in biology -135133;1360168794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.00620895 = 2.794 BTC [+] -135132;1360168894;thestringpuller;Bugpowdurr is a neurosurgeon, i was getting a degree in bioinformatics. Biochemistry is one of the most fascinating things in the universe non? -135131;1360168905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14156 @ 0.00068042 = 9.632 BTC [-] -135130;1360168908;thestringpuller;Or do you hate on biology as well EskimoBob ? -135129;1360168969;thestringpuller;http://blockchain.info/address/1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx -135128;1360169034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2766 @ 0.00069996 = 1.9361 BTC [+] -135127;1360169036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1034 @ 0.00069997 = 0.7238 BTC [+] -135126;1360169073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16807 @ 0.00068042 = 11.4358 BTC [-] -135125;1360169137;truffles;neurosurgeon? amazing -135124;1360169147;thestringpuller;mouse neurosurgeon* -135123;1360169152;truffles;bleh -135122;1360169165;thestringpuller;mice are replaceable humans aren't :P -135121;1360169179;truffles;mircea got lots of ppl to debate him now great -135120;1360169189;thestringpuller;on reddit? -135119;1360169194;truffles;yea -135118;1360169208;truffles;unless he considers them stupid ppl -135117;1360169213;thestringpuller;which post? -135116;1360169225;truffles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17zq8j/because_most_people_are_idiots_in_spite_of_never/ -135115;1360169254;truffles;not enough hours in the day, so much to do! -135114;1360169293;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0062 = 6.2 BTC [-] -135113;1360169327;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0062 = 6.2 BTC [-] -135112;1360169364;mircea_popescu;lol is it over 100 yet ? -135111;1360169514;maximian;He happens to make us a shit-wad of money - my favourite kind of digusting little shit! -135110;1360169536;mircea_popescu;"The whole point of bitcoin is OPENNESS. FREEDOM. NO GOVERNMENTS. -135109;1360169536;mircea_popescu;YOU ARE THE OPPOSITE OF THAT. I HATE YOU. GO DIE FUCKER." -135108;1360169538;mircea_popescu;ahaha -135107;1360169540;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 25 @ 0.0242 = 0.605 BTC [+] -135106;1360169551;mircea_popescu;so basically... lol. -135105;1360169565;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0241 = 0.241 BTC [-] -135104;1360169632;thestringpuller;the stocks never lie, lets see what the shadowy investors of s.mpoe think throughout the day -135103;1360169674;mircea_popescu;i find the consumer mindset very amusing tho -135102;1360169793;thestringpuller;blame america and it's leadership for that, not capitalism :P -135101;1360169847;mircea_popescu;"I was thinking a real bet could be on the valuation of MPEX. I believe it's worth a lot less than $10 million. I'd have to investigate further, but given that MPEX has under 200 users, and is likely illegal, notwithstanding the fees and the horrendous owner, that it would be worth substantially less than $10 million." -135100;1360169865;mircea_popescu;just wait till they discover that there's precisely two businesses in btc that made over 10k last month. -135099;1360169884;mircea_popescu;no miner, no asic vaporware peddler, no etc on that list. -135098;1360169887;truffles;oh my need tough skin for this business im gonna say -135097;1360169933;truffles;"given teh horrendous owner" hehe -135096;1360169968;mircea_popescu;little old me ?! -135095;1360169981;truffles;im assuming so -135094;1360169994;mircea_popescu;im curious what happens once they're done agreeing with each other. -135093;1360170003;truffles;cirlce jerk -135092;1360170022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4651 @ 0.00068037 = 3.1644 BTC [-] -135091;1360170026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068403 = 2.9557 BTC [+] -135090;1360170027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2422 @ 0.00068404 = 1.6567 BTC [+] -135089;1360170064;mircea_popescu;no homo. -135088;1360170205;truffles;lots of allegations mircea what say u in defense -135087;1360170315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16517 @ 0.00068404 = 11.2983 BTC [+] -135086;1360170373;mircea_popescu;in my what ? -135085;1360170404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1246 @ 0.00068404 = 0.8523 BTC [+] -135084;1360170406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069191 = 2.9897 BTC [+] -135083;1360170406;truffles;well let me start at the top -135082;1360170407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00069192 = 8.9258 BTC [+] -135081;1360170461;truffles;"Incoming Bitcoin that doesn't exactly match a quoted sum will be simply kept, reported as profits and distributed to MPEx shareholders." small scale scam? -135080;1360170482;truffles;reading the n....homeowners... -135079;1360170534;truffles;so much to read so little time -135078;1360170555;truffles;so whyd peopel invest with at theif! -135077;1360170596;ThickAsThieves;I'm a little out of the loop, but so far it seems like the only accusation on mp is that he isn't kind to people he doesn't like, is that right? -135076;1360170638;truffles;he doesnt like stupid ppl -135075;1360170639;mircea_popescu;truffles o, that was some drama you missed out on i guess, with the rota and whatnot. -135074;1360170663;ThickAsThieves;bob: huh? -135073;1360170668;mircea_popescu;mk let me dig it up -135072;1360170687;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/rota-post-mortem/ -135071;1360170694;mircea_popescu;follow the links, it's prolly 10`000 words at the least. -135070;1360170734;maximian;EskimoBob: don't you own some S.DICE shares? -135069;1360170750;ThickAsThieves;probly asking too much, but why is there a court at all? -135068;1360170788;truffles;to give negative ratings? -135067;1360170798;truffles;mircea no way im reading 10k words ! -135066;1360170801;truffles;tl dr -135065;1360170867;ThickAsThieves;so is eskino the guy that lost the 130btc? -135064;1360170899;maximian;EskimoBob and this abc523 guy from Reddit both have Mircea Popescu Derangement Syndrome -135063;1360170980;ThickAsThieves;where does this court get any authority? -135062;1360170982;maximian;you're so obsessed with MP that you''ve gone insane -135061;1360171040;maximian;He's got you on ignore, it's like you're yelling at a wall…. very sad -135060;1360171049;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves it was a sort of an experiment. -135059;1360171080;ThickAsThieves;the court thing seems more like a court of public opinion, isn't that the worst kind -135058;1360171093;mircea_popescu;i guess it unwittingly worked out like that or something. -135057;1360171096;mircea_popescu;hey, we all make mistakes. -135056;1360171109;ThickAsThieves;i cant see how they could have any real authority or business in other people's bitcoin matters -135055;1360171118;ThickAsThieves;that's the risk in bitcoin -135054;1360171121;mircea_popescu;well, all authority in bitcoin is by competence -135053;1360171126;mircea_popescu;be very VERY good, people will bow to you -135052;1360171133;mircea_popescu;(and obviously redditors will spazz) -135051;1360171165;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, 104 comments... i guess i win the bet. pity nobody made it -135050;1360171165;ThickAsThieves;the first time i had to send that exact amount, i was scared -135049;1360171172;ThickAsThieves;so i checked myself like 5 times -135048;1360171181;ThickAsThieves;and no issue -135047;1360171202;mircea_popescu;gpg is like that too. crazy the 1st time -135046;1360171205;mircea_popescu;then you forget its there -135045;1360171210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2764 @ 0.00069934 = 1.933 BTC [+] -135044;1360171212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4843 @ 0.00069997 = 3.39 BTC [+] -135043;1360171214;ThickAsThieves;while your rule might be unnecessary on some level, it's your platform, your rules -135042;1360171215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1643 @ 0.00069998 = 1.1501 BTC [+] -135041;1360171227;mircea_popescu;there's very good reasons for it. -135040;1360171243;ThickAsThieves;i can think of some, sure -135039;1360171247;ThickAsThieves;what is the main one? -135038;1360171277;mjr_;:-( such trollery on this channel now -135037;1360171280;mircea_popescu;single address allows actual btc anonymity -135036;1360171288;mircea_popescu;but it requires ppl to be identified somehiw. -135035;1360171288;mjr_;just vote with your coins -135034;1360171296;mjr_;you don't want to invest, don't -135033;1360171352;ThickAsThieves;indeed -135032;1360171654;mircea_popescu;"I'm just, I don't know how I feel about all of this shit. -135031;1360171654;mircea_popescu;I understand the concept between differentiating the broker and exchange. This is an obvious concept. My problem was that I couldn't find a broker for a while. I wasn't aware of their existence until very recently. " -135030;1360171659;mircea_popescu;ahaha maximian you've saved a soul. -135029;1360171675;mircea_popescu;the poor guy, he made 50 posts out of sheer frustration... but then he never heard of coinbr. -135028;1360171677;truffles;not gonna mkae it past teh 10th comment -135027;1360171713;truffles;tl dr verison says " He got two emails telling him the fees are too high and now calls everyone an idiot that "shouldn’t be alive". -135026;1360171713;maximian;yep, I'm trying the gentle touch -135025;1360171739;ThickAsThieves;I don't think the fees are high at all -135024;1360171740;mircea_popescu;the gentle touch always works wonders after mpoe-pr has tore them a few new assholes -135023;1360171744;mircea_popescu;at least from what i've seen -135022;1360171761;ThickAsThieves;expecially considering that you allow passthroughs to be set up -135021;1360171768;ThickAsThieves;especially* -135020;1360171780;maximian;good cop/bad cop -135019;1360171855;truffles;"I find it comfortable that even millionaires like him are apparently not happy or at peace with the world and life." mo money mo probs -135018;1360171859;maximian;I don't even know why I"m trying… pearls to swine -135017;1360171873;maximian;I'm like the anti-MPOE-PR -135016;1360171873;truffles;k thats all on that for me.. -135015;1360171898;jurov;.g mpex broker -135014;1360171910;jurov;how is it done? -135013;1360171915;jurov;;;google mpex broker -135012;1360171916;gribble;About CoinBr: ; [ANN]First online MPEx brokerage now in public beta: ; MPEx - Bitcoin: -135011;1360171918;topace_;!ticker h sdice -135010;1360171921;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.56500000 / 0.60291089 / 0.75490000 (1769 shares, 1066.54935876 BTC), 7D: 0.52100000 / 0.67572383 / 0.89000000 (3932 shares, 2656.94611605 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.62034397 / 0.89000000 (7378 shares, 4576.89783600 BTC) -135009;1360172113;mircea_popescu;jurov : "They aren't publicized well. So I thought the only way to buy shares was through going on mpex. Pretty logical conclusion to draw, really. This is all a wild wild west." -135008;1360172126;mircea_popescu;your failure to adequately advertise has caused the cratering of reddit! -135007;1360172163;jurov;heh. -135006;1360172173;mircea_popescu;lol -135005;1360172193;mircea_popescu;but srsly, the guy on reddit didn't have enough of a clue to search for something logical -135004;1360172197;mircea_popescu;you need "buy sdice" -135003;1360172202;mircea_popescu;or "herpderp" -135002;1360172209;mircea_popescu;"mpex broker" is for a different crowd. -135001;1360172214;jurov;i do add comments about coinbr where necessary, just i often came late, outside reddit attention span -135000;1360172233;mircea_popescu;;;google herpderp -134999;1360172234;gribble;Urban Dictionary: herp derp: ; Harp Darp / Herp Derp | Know Your Meme: ; Herp Derp YouTube Comments | Tanner's Website: -134998;1360172252;mircea_popescu;prolly the only keyword that makes money atm -134997;1360172288;maximian;mircea_popescu: his pattern (abc523) is to freak out and write a million angry comments, then learn some kernel of truth that calms him down, then write a mea culpa, then delete his comments. -134996;1360172299;jurov;ill gladly license teh code to someone who will operate mpex brokerage with herpderp SEO -134995;1360172313;maximian;He did it the other day in the thread about the new s.dice branch at 0.044 -134994;1360172316;mircea_popescu;maximian o, you know him ?! -134993;1360172354;maximian;know, I just remember him from a couple of days ago… went ballistic about the s.dice price being 0.0044, then spoke with evoorhees on Skype, then calmed down -134992;1360172360;mircea_popescu;lol -134991;1360172366;mircea_popescu;erik does have this property -134990;1360172375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2678 @ 0.00069998 = 1.8745 BTC [+] -134989;1360172377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19422 @ 0.00069999 = 13.5952 BTC [+] -134988;1360172390;mircea_popescu;i imagine we see here at work the alienation of postmodern society -134987;1360172411;mircea_popescu;people so far removed from human contact they are going ballistic much like a dog stuck locked in a basement or something -134986;1360172439;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 85 @ 0.0062 = 0.527 BTC [-] -134985;1360172445;jurov;i'm looking forward to the day when i'll gleefully post this to reddit: http://live.coinbr.com/images/Reddit_20121016_Trading%20on%20biggest%20bitcoin%20stock%20exchange%20now%20easy.png -134984;1360172537;jurov;i just had to make the screenhot how cordially it was welcomed by "teh community" -134983;1360172631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3833 @ 0.00069907 = 2.6795 BTC [-] -134982;1360172633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006894 = 2.9789 BTC [-] -134981;1360172636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7896 @ 0.00068939 = 5.4434 BTC [-] -134980;1360172888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069998 = 3.0246 BTC [+] -134979;1360172889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6517 @ 0.00069999 = 4.5618 BTC [+] -134978;1360173032;mircea_popescu;lol. why the need for a broker ?!?!?!? -134977;1360173040;mircea_popescu;omg MPEx fees and gpg and asshole MP!!!!!!1 -134976;1360173404;jborkl;+1 -134975;1360173406;jborkl;lol -134974;1360173518;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0062 = 12.4 BTC [-] -134973;1360173573;maximian;evoorhees: any decision on the price of the next tranche? -134972;1360173583;mircea_popescu;i recall seeing 62 -134971;1360173590;maximian;ok, missed that -134970;1360173661;pizzaman1337;maximian: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1507018#msg1507018 -134969;1360173672;maximian;thx -134968;1360173682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22100 @ 0.00069999 = 15.4698 BTC [+] -134967;1360173710;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P260T] 322 @ 0.25536656 = 82.228 BTC [-] -134966;1360173866;DeadWeasel_;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1337606#msg1337606 -134965;1360173879;DeadWeasel_;learning is fun@ -134964;1360173880;DeadWeasel_;! -134963;1360173999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00069999 = 7.7349 BTC [+] -134962;1360174263;mircea_popescu;hehe -134961;1360174271;mircea_popescu;new people have so much to read as it is... -134960;1360174277;mircea_popescu;i wonder how bitcoin will be in 2100 -134959;1360174282;mircea_popescu;terrabytes of accumulated history... -134958;1360174319;truffles;replaced by amazon coins by 2050 -134957;1360174339;mircea_popescu;lol such fail that amazon thingy. -134956;1360174380;truffles;i bet it will be easier to understand -134955;1360174482;mircea_popescu;does it have a blockchain ? -134954;1360174497;error4733;look at 2015 -134953;1360174501;error4733;more safe -134952;1360174510;truffles;dunno -134951;1360174541;mircea_popescu;ya well, store coupons aren't competition for bitcoin any more than chowchows are antitank weapons. -134950;1360174641;maximian;depends how fast the chowchow is moving -134949;1360174654;mircea_popescu;i posit that no matter how fast it is moving -134948;1360174658;mircea_popescu;it still won't penetrate armor -134947;1360174662;truffles;dunno whats a chowchow -134946;1360174665;maximian;20km/s ought to do it : -134945;1360174672;maximian;chowchow from outer space -134944;1360174679;mircea_popescu;http://blog.sfgate.com/pets/2009/11/06/breed-of-the-week-the-chow-chow/ this -134943;1360174757;truffles;ahh im more of a cat person -134942;1360174768;maximian;actually that's a good question for xkcd's What If? section: Would a chowchow moving at 20km/s penetrate the armor of an Abrams tank? -134941;1360174802;mircea_popescu;i think we can safely asume that since solid steel won't perforate modern armor -134940;1360174805;mircea_popescu;neither will a dog. -134939;1360174822;maximian;there has to be some speed where it would -134938;1360174822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3111 @ 0.00069252 = 2.1544 BTC [-] -134937;1360174835;mircea_popescu;nah cause the composite ceramic stuff makes it crack up and break apart -134936;1360174852;mircea_popescu;obviously there is some size where a 500 ton projectile flatens the tank anyway -134935;1360174859;mircea_popescu;though meteor effect if nothing else -134934;1360174876;mircea_popescu;but i never saw a 500 ton chowchow -134933;1360174876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1210 @ 0.00069252 = 0.8379 BTC [-] -134932;1360174878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2690 @ 0.00069247 = 1.8627 BTC [-] -134931;1360174882;mircea_popescu;tho it'd be quite the sight -134930;1360174943;maximian;a hilarious/frightening sight -134929;1360175076;DeadWeasel_;500 ton chow chow -134928;1360175108;mircea_popescu;more like chomp chomp -134927;1360175118;DeadWeasel_;with metal bones. -134926;1360175221;jurov;czech animation character - Maxidog Feek : http://www.pohadkar.cz/pohadka/maxipes-fik/obrazky/id/1166/ -134925;1360175293;DeadWeasel_;if all goes well today, I should have 1800 or so S.DICE shares. what the hell should I do with them? -134924;1360175294;jurov;tho it looks more like 50ton. not 500 -134923;1360175302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069975 = 3.0236 BTC [+] -134922;1360175304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 530 @ 0.00069999 = 0.371 BTC [+] -134921;1360175306;DeadWeasel_;Clifford, the big red Dog -134920;1360175307;jurov;DeadWeasel_, retire -134919;1360175312;DeadWeasel_;ha -134918;1360175334;mircea_popescu;maybe s.dice starts accepting gambling in its own shares -134917;1360175342;mircea_popescu;that'd be infinite power. -134916;1360175363;DeadWeasel_;feedback loop of profit -134915;1360175424;truffles;tie bitcoin to poker insta boom -134914;1360175425;jurov;yea that can be done easily. erik buys 50 or so mpex addresses -134913;1360175437;jurov;and tell peeps to PUSH the shares -134912;1360175445;jurov;and paste the cert -134911;1360175460;mircea_popescu;and then hashes the cert as if it were a deposit -134910;1360175473;mircea_popescu;jesus fuck this can actually be done -134909;1360175483;jurov;he'll need to see source address somehow -134908;1360175498;ThickAsThieves;he could use that method for new tranches :) -134907;1360175503;mircea_popescu;jurov as long as he has a cert... -134906;1360175524;ThickAsThieves;then shareholders get shares as winnings -134905;1360175533;mircea_popescu;this stuff is so crazy... -134904;1360175581;DeaDTerra1;Can someone tell MP to stop ignoring me for a couple of seconds? -134903;1360175592;truffles;sounds rly complicated, but make it happen -134902;1360175609;jurov;DeaDTerra1: we can translate -134901;1360175614;DeaDTerra1;oki ^^ -134900;1360175621;DeaDTerra1;I want to open up a second MPEX account :) -134899;1360175640;jurov;you just send email, no? -134898;1360175648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069271 = 2.9932 BTC [-] -134897;1360175649;truffles;30 btc please -134896;1360175649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16306 @ 0.00069247 = 11.2914 BTC [-] -134895;1360175656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 504 @ 0.00068939 = 0.3475 BTC [-] -134894;1360175658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7369 @ 0.00068874 = 5.0753 BTC [-] -134893;1360175682;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 12000 @ 0.0062 = 74.4 BTC [-] -134892;1360175683;jurov;he doesn't ignore your email I hope (unless yo fail the idiot proof he imposed today) -134891;1360175698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069985 = 3.0241 BTC [+] -134890;1360175700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5715 @ 0.00069999 = 4.0004 BTC [+] -134889;1360175713;DeaDTerra1;I don't mind paying 30 BTC -134888;1360175716;DeaDTerra1;haha okay :P -134887;1360175723;DeaDTerra1;I will send him a email then ^^ -134886;1360175758;jurov;mircea_popescu: that was DeaDTerra, he's going to open second mpex acct -134885;1360175999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00069693 = 2.4393 BTC [-] -134884;1360176001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50100 @ 0.0007 = 35.07 BTC [+] -134883;1360176040;topace_;wow havelock is filling up with bids for tonight already -134882;1360176046;mircea_popescu;sweet -134881;1360176092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8976 @ 0.0007 = 6.2832 BTC [+] -134880;1360176310;jcpham;oh something is happening tonight -134879;1360176313;jcpham;do tell -134878;1360176335;ThickAsThieves;why are their so many orders on Havelock at over .0062? it's cheaper on the other exchanges -134877;1360176342;ThickAsThieves;is it just lack of awareness? -134876;1360176344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068902 = 2.9773 BTC [-] -134875;1360176346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9631 @ 0.00068874 = 6.6333 BTC [-] -134874;1360176352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1564 @ 0.00068714 = 1.0747 BTC [-] -134873;1360176385;mircea_popescu;maybe just surplus of btc -134872;1360176390;mircea_popescu;http://www.havelock.com/ -134871;1360176406;mircea_popescu;wtf -134870;1360176422;ThickAsThieves;? -134869;1360176450;Chilca;https://www.havelockinvestments.com/ -134868;1360176454;ThickAsThieves;there ya go -134867;1360176522;jurov;http://mineforeman.com/2013/02/06/can-electric-call-btcfpga-new-asics-fraud/ -134866;1360176524;mircea_popescu;o o wrong one -134865;1360176524;mircea_popescu;ty. -134864;1360176584;mircea_popescu;2013-02-06 08:02:01 5 ฿0.70000000 ฿3.5000 -134863;1360176584;mircea_popescu;2013-02-06 08:02:01 10 ฿0.70000000 ฿7.0000 -134862;1360176597;mircea_popescu;trading at 70 in between 55/62 tranches ? -134861;1360176639;topace_;haha -134860;1360176649;topace_;yea stupid people :p -134859;1360176657;evoorhees;hey guys - I changed the URL for the figures on SD. New spreadsheet is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aiec3-Eo_yO5dHB2dVdiaEltUHAtTWlBcFhXQVBYeGc#gid=0 -134858;1360176664;evoorhees;(mircea is updating link on mpex page also) -134857;1360176671;maximian;just people who don't know what's going on… very casual investors -134856;1360176695;mircea_popescu;pity glbse destroyed the notion of funds/managers -134855;1360176699;topace_;evoorhees: is the old link removed completely? -134854;1360176701;mircea_popescu;this is exactly what a manager is supposed to do. -134853;1360176716;evoorhees;the old link is now permission-based -134852;1360176723;evoorhees;and I'll probably delete it shortly -134851;1360176765;topace_;evoorhees: thanks, updated on havelock sdice fund overview -134850;1360176774;evoorhees;thanks much -134849;1360176916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069683 = 3.011 BTC [+] -134848;1360176918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00069678 = 8.2917 BTC [-] -134847;1360176921;jcpham;;;calc 1.25*ticker --last] -134846;1360176921;gribble;Error: Spurious "]". You may want to quote your arguments with double quotes in order to prevent extra brackets from being evaluated as nested commands. -134845;1360176928;jcpham;;;calc 1.25*[ticker --last] -134844;1360176928;gribble;26.5539 -134843;1360176986;jcpham;how can i find the exchange rate for a specific point in time in the past -134842;1360176994;jcpham;January 27th -134841;1360177016;jcpham;why did i ask in this channel -134840;1360177048;assbot;so many questions.... -134839;1360177110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2 @ 0.00620895 = 0.0124 BTC [+] -134838;1360177111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00632911 = 0.3165 BTC [+] -134837;1360177138;jurov;jcpham, maybe http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD and select the dates? -134836;1360177156;jcpham;i was really hoping for a gribble query but thanks -134835;1360177170;jurov;;;bc,help -134834;1360177171;gribble;Alias bc,24hprc, Alias bc,avgprc, Alias bc,bitpenny, Alias bc,blockdiff, Alias bc,blocks, Alias bc,bounty, Alias bc,btcguild, Alias bc,calc, Alias bc,calcd, Alias bc,convert, Alias bc,deepbit, Alias bc,diff, Alias bc,diffchange, Alias bc,eligius, Alias bc,estimate, Alias bc,fx, Alias bc,gen, Alias bc,gend, Alias bc,help, Alias bc,hextarget, Alias bc,intersango, Alias bc,interval, Alias (2 more messages) -134833;1360177189;jurov;;;more -134832;1360177190;gribble;bc,mktcap, Alias bc,nethash, Alias bc,nexttarget, Alias bc,ozcoin, Alias bc,p2pool, Alias bc,p2poolalt, Alias bc,p2pooldiff, Alias bc,prevdiff, Alias bc,prevdiffchange, Alias bc,price, Alias bc,prob, Alias bc,probd, Alias bc,silkroad, Alias bc,sincelastblock, Alias bc,slushpool, Alias bc,spotestimate, Alias bc,stats, Alias bc,tblb, Alias bc,timetonext, Alias bc,totalbc, Alias bc,tslb, Alias (1 more message) -134831;1360177196;assbot;/me pulls out shampoo. -134830;1360177205;jurov;;;bc,price -134829;1360177206;gribble;Next Price Estimate: 23.396978 | Next Price In About 2 days, 23 hours, 21 minutes, and 54 seconds -134828;1360177211;jurov;O.o -134827;1360177220;jurov;;;more -134826;1360177221;gribble;bc,wiki, Alias bc,xag, Alias bc,xau, BitcoinData bcstats, BitcoinData totalbc, GPG bcauth, GPG bcregister, and GPG bcverify -134825;1360177248;maximian;Better watch out mircea_popescu, they're coming for the mpex "hot wallet": http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17zyrc/what_do_you_see_here_oh_just_a_400000_in_a_hot/ -134824;1360177252;jcpham;thankfully there's always bc,price to rely on -134823;1360177272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12913 @ 0.00069306 = 8.9495 BTC [-] -134822;1360177273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4411 @ 0.00068714 = 3.031 BTC [-] -134821;1360177274;jurov;seems it works only for future dates -134820;1360177274;mircea_popescu;how is that a hot wallet ?! -134819;1360177275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18164 @ 0.00068712 = 12.4808 BTC [-] -134818;1360177276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 112 @ 0.0006853 = 0.0768 BTC [-] -134817;1360177281;maximian;lol, dunno -134816;1360177288;maximian;geniuses they are -134815;1360177309;mircea_popescu;I'd need to test the response time on the system to be sure (not going to because I don't want to fork over $600 for registration), but I have a feeling it might be hot, or at least the only wallet they use. -134814;1360177310;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I see where you a coming from with the article on "niggas" -134813;1360177310;mircea_popescu;lmao -134812;1360177316;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -134811;1360177322;mircea_popescu;dude... -134810;1360177325;mircea_popescu;what can i say anymore. -134809;1360177327;thestringpuller;even a nigga don't wanna be a nigga -134808;1360177343;jurov;reddit discovers mpex wallet. shit happens -134807;1360177349;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: that's what jay-z would say -134806;1360177366;mircea_popescu;jurov no, actually, they were all herpderp nobody shouyld trust mpex. then someone pointed out mpex is well trusted -134805;1360177368;mircea_popescu;spazz ensued. -134804;1360177384;thestringpuller;it's only because you haven't been hacked yet -134803;1360177391;thestringpuller;or ran off with the money -134802;1360177393;mircea_popescu;or that. -134801;1360177409;thestringpuller;i wouldn't blame you if you did one day -134800;1360177424;mircea_popescu;eh, and do what with it. -134799;1360177428;jcpham;mircea_popescu stop being such an elitist and give plebes free accounts already -134798;1360177439;mircea_popescu;jcpham i offered theymos one. curious if he takes it. -134797;1360177452;jcpham;awesome -134796;1360177455;thestringpuller;theymos doesn't listen though... -134795;1360177462;mircea_popescu;on his "need ppl to hold forum coins" thread -134794;1360177491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5588 @ 0.0006853 = 3.8295 BTC [-] -134793;1360177496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9112 @ 0.00068408 = 6.2333 BTC [-] -134792;1360177505;mircea_popescu;but i am really mindboggled... i mean... mpex features are documented ad nauseam i thought -134791;1360177507;mircea_popescu;seems not ? -134790;1360177544;jurov;i think truffles can explain the problem best -134789;1360177546;jcpham;i find it hard they would traverse your gpg instructions and not read the part about the fee -134788;1360177559;jurov;"ima not read 1000 words" -134787;1360177588;mircea_popescu;i think as time goes by the section in hell for "went through life reading < 1000 words total" is getting crowded -134786;1360177598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00069607 = 2.3666 BTC [+] -134785;1360177613;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0062 = 6.2 BTC [-] -134784;1360177677;jurov;lol i just sent some basic information about what i'm doing now to my ex-boss -134783;1360177688;jurov;i suspect something similar ensues: http://www.dilbert.com/strips/comic/2012-11-08/ -134782;1360177722;mircea_popescu;you know, i think you're the only dilbert fan i know -134781;1360177725;mircea_popescu;i find this fascinanting -134780;1360177740;truffles;if i could figure out what thehell bitcoin was id have time to read 10k words -134779;1360177765;truffles;but no its some complicated niche nerdfest that us not so stupid ppl haveto wade through -134778;1360177799;mircea_popescu;it's the wading not the destination. -134777;1360177837;jurov;truffles, it's not that. it's that nobody accepted the challenge to explain it properly to non-nerds -134776;1360177849;mircea_popescu;it can't be don. -134775;1360177850;jurov;despite obvious profit -134774;1360177852;mircea_popescu;+e -134773;1360177863;truffles;makes me think of those complicated mortgage backed securites this system -134772;1360177882;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17zq8j/because_most_people_are_idiots_in_spite_of_never/ -134771;1360177891;mircea_popescu;i love how this article is like 1-2 over/under all the tiem -134770;1360177904;jurov;truffles, why would you want to invest into complicated mortgage backed securites??? -134769;1360177917;truffles;im saying bitcoins feels like that -134768;1360177938;thestringpuller;they are a pyramid scheme dontcha kno -134767;1360177968;truffles;maybe -134766;1360177973;jurov;really, i'm fighting with myself over every explanation/help i have to add to coinbr -134765;1360177976;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141503.0;topicseen -134764;1360177986;jurov;whenever things aren't obvious -134763;1360177988;jcpham;^ is that what you were talking about -134762;1360177996;jurov;and it does pay off -134761;1360178018;jurov;sadly not so many ppl want to do it -134760;1360178052;truffles;"I think it says a lot about this douche bag that he wants people to pay to read his absolutely horrendous writing. " oh look some ppl think u suck at writing so we shouldnt read it -134759;1360178066;truffles;excellent point i must say -134758;1360178096;jurov;yea, bitching is easier -134757;1360178112;jurov;but you won't feed yourself with it -134756;1360178149;truffles;cant say i dont complain about things on the way.. -134755;1360178226;mircea_popescu;why is my writing horrendous ?! -134754;1360178276;truffles;some1 thinks so -134753;1360178280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1248 @ 0.00635835 = 7.9352 BTC [+] -134752;1360178302;truffles;i didnt read your blog? but seems something to be desired there -134751;1360178308;truffles;from what ive seen -134750;1360178312;pigeons;;) -134749;1360178345;mircea_popescu;im like fucking latter days henry miller over here and these bitchez be bitchin'. -134748;1360178383;pigeons;but in mircea_popescu's version willie lomax shoots himself sooner -134747;1360178411;mircea_popescu;sooner, slower and wetter. -134746;1360178436;mircea_popescu;(also arthur != henry) -134745;1360178474;pigeons;oh oops -134744;1360178478;pigeons;:) -134743;1360178497;pigeons;which one was with Marilyn Monroe? -134742;1360178503;mircea_popescu;i think both. -134741;1360178513;mircea_popescu;also the whole 3rd scottish grenadiers. -134740;1360178517;pigeons;yeah -134739;1360178530;truffles;not a henry miller reader.. -134738;1360178540;mircea_popescu;(a horse regiment) -134737;1360178575;truffles;wow racey covers -134736;1360178601;truffles;i see butts on tropic of cancer -134735;1360178626;mircea_popescu;this is genuinely news to you ? -134734;1360178730;truffles;yea i have my niche interests too not just nerds -134733;1360179062;truffles;" His first published book, Tropic of Cancer (1934), was banned in the United States on the grounds of obscenity." -134732;1360179070;truffles;is there freedom of speech anywhere? -134731;1360179092;mircea_popescu;yes. on trilema. -134730;1360179130;truffles;really -134729;1360179147;truffles;if i go to the archives and start commenting u wont rage delete -134728;1360179175;mircea_popescu;i never deleted anyone's comments -134727;1360179181;mircea_popescu;in however many years, 4, 5. -134726;1360179201;mircea_popescu;first romanian blog to have an actual open comment policy, and one of the few online -134725;1360179222;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.0062 = 1.86 BTC [-] -134724;1360179255;truffles;at least these channels arent too restrictive -134723;1360179546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00068818 = 7.0883 BTC [-] -134722;1360179710;thestringpuller;curl -hP -134721;1360179712;thestringpuller;ls -134720;1360179718;thestringpuller;cd ../../.. -134719;1360179720;thestringpuller;>:( -134718;1360179991;truffles;what do you have on the server thestringpuller -134717;1360180033;topace_;mircea_popescu: its no problem having more than one pending deposit, right? -134716;1360180063;mircea_popescu;topace_ no problem at all. -134715;1360180209;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -134714;1360180217;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 5 seconds -134713;1360180259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00069155 = 3.2157 BTC [+] -134712;1360180400;topace_;excellent -134711;1360180412;topace_;2 on the way :) -134710;1360180518;mircea_popescu;http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2274388/MI5-install-black-box-spy-devices-monitor-UK-internet-traffic.html#axzz2K7bdP0GW -134709;1360180521;mircea_popescu;teh lolz. -134708;1360180594;Schadenfreude;The UK used 1984 as a manual, go figure -134707;1360180597;truffles;uk has ctv sky drones now that -134706;1360180638;Schadenfreude;Kitchen knives aren't that far from being banned there and the olympic shooters may not train on british soil due to their ridiculous gun ban -134705;1360180648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00068818 = 1.3075 BTC [-] -134704;1360180649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12470 @ 0.00069155 = 8.6236 BTC [+] -134703;1360180651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068409 = 3.4205 BTC [-] -134702;1360180654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3288 @ 0.00068408 = 2.2493 BTC [-] -134701;1360180656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067943 = 3.3972 BTC [-] -134700;1360180658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7419 @ 0.00067941 = 5.0405 BTC [-] -134699;1360180660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067939 = 6.7939 BTC [-] -134698;1360180662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5473 @ 0.00067938 = 3.7182 BTC [-] -134697;1360180709;mircea_popescu;sorta like a sad little island by now -134696;1360180725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0064 = 3.2 BTC [+] -134695;1360180726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00645 = 64.5 BTC [+] -134694;1360180729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3596 @ 0.00677999 = 24.3808 BTC [+] -134693;1360180852;mircea_popescu;somebody made a deposit ends in 666 -134692;1360180864;mircea_popescu;i should have made this the norm! -134691;1360180870;topace_;mircea_popescu: yea i saw that, that was me :) -134690;1360180885;topace_;i chuckled -134689;1360180921;mircea_popescu;also i regret to inform everyone that reddit goons have managed to hack mpex's hotwallet -134688;1360180929;mircea_popescu;making away with the total balance of 0.00 btc -134687;1360180937;mircea_popescu;reddit wins!!1eleven -134686;1360180971;Schadenfreude;Reddit? Isn't that this marxist circlejerk? -134685;1360180976;mircea_popescu;yeah. -134684;1360180987;mircea_popescu;mpoe was trolling them earlier. -134683;1360181003;mircea_popescu;and they got reallyreallyangry!!11 -134682;1360181016;Schadenfreude;how did you troll them? curious -134681;1360181019;mircea_popescu;meanwhile in egypt, -134680;1360181020;mircea_popescu;"The inability of women in rural Egypt to clean their breasts is causing a diarrhoea epidemic, according to the country's Prime Minister Hisham Qandil." -134679;1360181030;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17zq8j/because_most_people_are_idiots_in_spite_of_never/ -134678;1360181215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6 @ 0.00069437 = 0.0042 BTC [+] -134677;1360181339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7990 @ 0.00069437 = 5.548 BTC [+] -134676;1360181340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 921 @ 0.00069607 = 0.6411 BTC [+] -134675;1360181379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00069258 = 2.7703 BTC [-] -134674;1360181386;Schadenfreude;"Nobody counts what niggers think, and nobody counts what idiots think." HAHAHA -134673;1360181425;truffles;a regular henry miller right there -134672;1360181595;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136012108784.jpg with extra miller on top. -134671;1360181677;Schadenfreude;Now a pornsite accepting BTC instead of the usual CC... That might be an idea -134670;1360181681;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2000 @ 0.0062 = 12.4 BTC -134669;1360181707;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.338 BTC [+] -134668;1360181814;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude paid porn is a dead concept. -134667;1360181859;Schadenfreude;I know, but it might make some publicity for BTC -134666;1360181892;mircea_popescu;girls gone bitcoin went nowjhere -134665;1360181910;pigeons;piad blogs are the new thing -134664;1360181925;mircea_popescu;i imagine top level escorts will be moving to btc only soonish -134663;1360181931;mircea_popescu;seeing how they mostly fuck geeks anyway -134662;1360181939;mircea_popescu;and the money trail is strictly the only way rthey can get picked up -134661;1360182003;truffles;not politicans? -134660;1360182022;mircea_popescu;politicians always follow whores -134659;1360182025;mircea_popescu;whores lead. -134658;1360182189;topace_;dammit did bitcointalk remove the 'watchlist' and 'new replies to your posts' feature?! what a stupid upgrade -134657;1360182198;topace_;thats the only way i knew which threads to actually look at -134656;1360182251;truffles;maybe theyve been talking with utube on how to make things worse -134655;1360182493;mircea_popescu;it's part of their 3500 btc expenditure on software upgrading -134654;1360182539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18400 @ 0.00068425 = 12.5902 BTC [-] -134653;1360182546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12401 @ 0.00069639 = 8.6359 BTC [+] -134652;1360182546;DeadWeasel_;i still see those links -134651;1360182547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49 @ 0.00069925 = 0.0343 BTC [+] -134650;1360182556;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2216 @ 0.0062 = 13.7392 BTC [-] -134649;1360182583;ThickAsThieves;me too -134648;1360182618;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0062 = 12.4 BTC [-] -134647;1360182672;jurov;maybe you got logged off? -134646;1360182757;dub;is whoring illegal in romania? -134645;1360182800;mircea_popescu;bout the same as everywhere else. -134644;1360182802;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.3408 = 1.704 BTC [-] -134643;1360183053;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 270 @ 0.0062 = 1.674 BTC -134642;1360183081;Anduck;dub ues -134641;1360183082;Anduck;yes it is -134640;1360183139;mircea_popescu;Anduck how would you know ? -134639;1360183154;Anduck;i live in europe -134638;1360183154;truffles;amsterdam.. -134637;1360183156;Anduck;i think alike -134636;1360183169;dub;its legal in netherlands, germany, uk.. -134635;1360183175;dub;most of asia -134634;1360183177;Anduck;mircea_popescu u know much about finland? -134633;1360183182;mircea_popescu;not very much. -134632;1360183186;Anduck;ok -134631;1360183199;Anduck;most u need to know: cold. polar bears. sami people. -134630;1360183205;mircea_popescu;i was there a coupla times -134629;1360183209;mircea_popescu;nice skin. -134628;1360183209;Anduck;lol wuut -134627;1360183225;Anduck;where were u? -134626;1360183230;Anduck;northern finland or southern? -134625;1360183230;dub;legal in nevada -134624;1360183260;mircea_popescu;helsinki -134623;1360183261;dub;legal in new zealand, parts of australia -134622;1360183268;mircea_popescu;turku -134621;1360183270;mircea_popescu;a few places -134620;1360183291;mircea_popescu;dub there was some debate about legalizing it a year or two ago -134619;1360183320;dub;in sweden its legal to sell ass but not buy it -134618;1360183322;mircea_popescu;meanwhile girls still work, whether it's legal or not. -134617;1360183333;mircea_popescu;everywhere in europe it's ok to be a john. -134616;1360183337;mircea_popescu;afaik at least. -134615;1360183772;Anduck;mircea_popescu: aight -134614;1360183783;Anduck;turku is bad -134613;1360183785;Anduck;but helsinki is ok -134612;1360183967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067953 = 3.3977 BTC [-] -134611;1360183969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067952 = 2.9362 BTC [-] -134610;1360183970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5579 @ 0.00067938 = 3.7903 BTC [-] -134609;1360184131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068862 = 2.9755 BTC [+] -134608;1360184133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1429 @ 0.00068882 = 0.9843 BTC [+] -134607;1360184388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16350 @ 0.00068882 = 11.2622 BTC [+] -134606;1360184426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2121 @ 0.00068882 = 1.461 BTC [+] -134605;1360184977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069916 = 3.0211 BTC [+] -134604;1360184981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2489 @ 0.00069917 = 1.7402 BTC [+] -134603;1360185164;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 700 @ 0.0062 = 4.34 BTC [-] -134602;1360185322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006968 = 3.0109 BTC [-] -134601;1360185326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2217 @ 0.00069667 = 1.5445 BTC [-] -134600;1360185331;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 28 @ 0.0062 = 0.1736 BTC [-] -134599;1360185337;Schadenfreude;mircea, I believe in sweden it's a-ok to be a prostitute, but their clients do get busted -134598;1360185433;mircea_popescu;"Die Schweden, die haben verflucht schlechtes Geld; Wer weiß, ob der Österreicher besseres hält." -134597;1360185492;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: can i have a handout? i am entitled to your success. -134596;1360185511;mircea_popescu;sure. tell vragnaroda to disburse largesse upon you -134595;1360185517;mircea_popescu;he handles all my handouts for me -134594;1360185606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20250 @ 0.00069667 = 14.1076 BTC [-] -134593;1360185666;jcpham;i miss vrag -134592;1360185681;jcpham;correcting my misplaced apostrophes -134591;1360185698;mircea_popescu;and buttsexing rg -134590;1360185714;jcpham;wasn't privy to the anal -134589;1360185767;jcpham;so mr voorhees was wanting a "howto" video for satoshidice -134588;1360185767;DeaDTerra1;I heard Sweden :D -134587;1360185770;DeaDTerra1;So I will jump in -134586;1360185779;jcpham;and i had a conceptual vision i'd like share -134585;1360185780;DeaDTerra1;It's indeed legal to be a prostitute in Sweden -134584;1360185786;DeaDTerra1;but it's illegal to buy such services -134583;1360185795;DeaDTerra1;so the purchaser breaks the law not the provider -134582;1360185798;truffles;slow pony -134581;1360185808;truffles;jcpham ive been waiting for this video -134580;1360185811;jcpham;so a howto video for satoshidice needs firstly a dude at his computer -134579;1360185821;jcpham;but his voice is altered maybe he's wearing askimask -134578;1360185830;jcpham;and he shows how to use it real slow like -134577;1360185838;jcpham;maybe like the guy from delocated, kinda funny -134576;1360185855;jcpham;then he sends the coins and wham! -134575;1360185855;truffles;annoymous huh -134574;1360185859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2146 @ 0.0065 = 13.949 BTC [-] -134573;1360185862;jcpham;cut to hot chicks in bikins -134572;1360185867;jcpham;mansion sex -134571;1360185879;truffles;gotta be informative! -134570;1360185886;jcpham;the winning transaction money shoit, so to speak -134569;1360185894;truffles;make a video and ill tell u what to improve? -134568;1360185895;jcpham;maybe a little hip hop music -134567;1360185899;jurov;that first scene should be a policeman, typing address with one finger -134566;1360185900;jcpham;big satashidice logo -134565;1360185904;jcpham;end commercial -134564;1360185911;truffles;i will ask u questions to include or answer -134563;1360185925;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.64 = 3.2 BTC [-] -134562;1360185950;jcpham;the howto part is boring -134561;1360185960;jcpham;the whyto is much more interesting -134560;1360186002;truffles;not that im with stupid but i think im ur target audience heh -134559;1360186006;jcpham;i can see it my head, just no time to plan and execute. film it. -134558;1360186010;jcpham;too much work -134557;1360186029;mircea_popescu; so a howto video for satoshidice needs firstly a dude << it is illegal to show dudes. -134556;1360186029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4011 @ 0.00069917 = 2.8044 BTC [+] -134555;1360186030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069924 = 3.0214 BTC [+] -134554;1360186035;mircea_popescu;must have tits if on cam -134553;1360186037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12868 @ 0.00069925 = 8.9979 BTC [+] -134552;1360186047;jcpham;no that's what i'm saying it starts boring -134551;1360186051;mircea_popescu;o o -134550;1360186056;jcpham;with some voice altered skimask neckbeard -134549;1360186057;mircea_popescu;then she could be wearing something -134548;1360186062;jcpham;then cut to the txn -134547;1360186068;jcpham;naked hot chicks -134546;1360186073;jcpham;screaming satoshidice -134545;1360186080;mircea_popescu;should run this on fox -134544;1360186090;jcpham;run it anywhere = winning -134543;1360186110;jcpham;i mean. a howto is going to show maybe 3 technical events -134542;1360186114;jurov;he should play in on phone... on, like commuter train -134541;1360186117;truffles;we dont need a movie geez -134540;1360186119;jcpham;sending the coins, receiving coins -134539;1360186125;jcpham;sad or happy -134538;1360186132;jcpham;might as well go over the top happy -134537;1360186159;jcpham;does satoshidice need to provide a bitcoin tutorial..... no -134536;1360186163;jcpham;that's a ridiculous idea -134535;1360186174;truffles;is it -134534;1360186180;jcpham;i think it -134533;1360186187;ThickAsThieves;you do need to include how make a wallet -134532;1360186191;ThickAsThieves;and get coins -134531;1360186202;jcpham;here let me hold your hand -134530;1360186206;ThickAsThieves;also i think you don't need people at all in the vid -134529;1360186213;ThickAsThieves;just gfx -134528;1360186231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4990 @ 0.00069925 = 3.4893 BTC [+] -134527;1360186232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5975 @ 0.00069999 = 4.1824 BTC [+] -134526;1360186234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1335 @ 0.00069999 = 0.9345 BTC [+] -134525;1360186238;jcpham;thankfully i have nothing to do with this -134524;1360186245;truffles;if u can edit video all u need are some talking points -134523;1360186249;jcpham;i'm just helping you visualize a concept -134522;1360186260;jcpham;and the concepts is getting bitches -134521;1360186261;ThickAsThieves;people want that friendly borderline cartoony childlike treatment for software help -134520;1360186262;jcpham;so to speak -134519;1360186271;ThickAsThieves;like how google does -134518;1360186279;jcpham;funniest thing i ever said -134517;1360186281;ThickAsThieves;and somewhat Apple (the music) -134516;1360186300;truffles;jcpham are you saying ure in over your head -134515;1360186339;jcpham;i think governments would have to be involved before i'm in over my head -134514;1360186403;ThickAsThieves;unless someone puts up a huge wall again, I think BTC will touch $23 tomorrow -134513;1360186442;mircea_popescu; he should play in on phone... on, like commuter train << related, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135336413681.jpg -134512;1360186457;truffles;im wagering thats a nsfw -134511;1360186461;mircea_popescu;you win. -134510;1360186476;mircea_popescu;what gave it away ? -134509;1360186489;truffles;its your link -134508;1360186515;jurov;i dunno if nsfw... it looks like it's just anal and twat isn't visible -134507;1360186528;jurov;nor boobs -134506;1360186565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18665 @ 0.00069999 = 13.0653 BTC [+] -134505;1360186566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25085 @ 0.0007 = 17.5595 BTC [+] -134504;1360186607;truffles;jcpham do u have camtasia or related stuff? -134503;1360186626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.0007 = 12.74 BTC [+] -134502;1360186636;mircea_popescu;where do you work jurov ? -134501;1360186641;mircea_popescu;the buttspital ? -134500;1360186654;jurov;lol -134499;1360186683;jurov;why? -134498;1360186694;mircea_popescu;i never heard of a place of work where anal was ok. -134497;1360186783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069671 = 3.0105 BTC [-] -134496;1360186785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8262 @ 0.00069667 = 5.7559 BTC [-] -134495;1360186786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 317 @ 0.00068841 = 0.2182 BTC [-] -134494;1360186866;truffles;oh oh uve caught the ghey? -134493;1360186885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.67 = 1.34 BTC [+] -134492;1360187039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069972 = 3.0235 BTC [+] -134491;1360187046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1339 @ 0.0007 = 0.9373 BTC [+] -134490;1360187076;jurov;http://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/34126/how-can-users-be-prevented-from-pouring-water-into-coffee-machine-beans-compartm -134489;1360187089;jurov;^ some ppl like to exterminate idiocy -134488;1360187102;jurov;others try to take it into account -134487;1360187137;topace_;oh lol i found the links -134486;1360187149;topace_;aparently i clicked the [-] beside the time at the top-left -134485;1360187151;topace_;which hides that window -134484;1360187153;dub;I asked a facilities dude why there are locks on teh hot chotoloate feed on our machines, its to stop people putting coffee in them -134483;1360187158;topace_;err top-right -134482;1360187167;dub;I had assumed poor people stealing chocolate -134481;1360187176;truffles;good thing i dont drink coffee -134480;1360187184;truffles;thats a major flaw -134479;1360187187;dub;yes, more for us -134478;1360187188;truffles;way to go innovation -134477;1360187189;jurov;The solution: mains piped coffee beans. -134476;1360187201;jurov;:D -134475;1360187239;mircea_popescu;hahahahaa -134474;1360187266;mircea_popescu;this is hysterical. -134473;1360187350;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr sez : "ahahahaha what the fuck! cuckoo coffeemaker. you put water in the beans compartment, this wooden bird flies out, pecks you in the forehead" -134472;1360187557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068858 = 2.9754 BTC [-] -134471;1360187559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4579 @ 0.00068841 = 3.1522 BTC [-] -134470;1360187675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069021 = 2.9824 BTC [+] -134469;1360187677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4579 @ 0.00069033 = 3.161 BTC [+] -134468;1360187753;jurov;lol theymos has no clue: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141503.msg1508212#msg1508212 -134467;1360187766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1971 @ 0.00069033 = 1.3606 BTC [+] -134466;1360187768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3379 @ 0.00069061 = 2.3336 BTC [+] -134465;1360187935;mircea_popescu;"Also, the current server seems fairly powerful. It don't know why it's so slow. I feel like it's a configuration problem somewhere." -134464;1360187945;mircea_popescu;win. -134463;1360187954;jurov;just adding a bet "Bitcointalk will experience major outage"... what timeframe do you suggest? -134462;1360187974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4600 @ 0.0065 = 29.9 BTC [-] -134461;1360187979;jurov;it will take more than 24 hours ... and the bet will expire in june? -134460;1360187993;mircea_popescu;kinda iffy cause it can be ddosd' -134459;1360188002;jurov;hm -134458;1360188003;mircea_popescu;"Thanks, but I'm not confident in the security/stability of MPEx. " -134457;1360188006;mircea_popescu;lmao that's sweet. -134456;1360188052;jurov;or that "bitcointalk will be hacked".. hmm? -134455;1360188113;mircea_popescu;somethinfg awful says this is all a ploy on his part to steal the monyz -134454;1360188126;jurov;ohhh that's idea -134453;1360188134;jurov;bet on how much money willbe returned -134452;1360188143;mircea_popescu;i guess it'd prolly getting desperate from them. -134451;1360188145;jurov;if ti will be 50% or not -134450;1360188170;jurov;can be? -134449;1360188286;jurov;Sure, I will sit on it for you theymos. -134448;1360188288;jurov;Just let me know. -134447;1360188378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4121 @ 0.00069061 = 2.846 BTC [+] -134446;1360188495;jborkl;maybe a bitbet "will Theymos hijcack the funds by April 1" -134445;1360188521;jborkl;hijack -134444;1360188530;jcpham;that dude sublime5447 is an -otc scammer -134443;1360188538;kakobrekla;hijack as in blow on sdice? -134442;1360188538;jcpham;actually let me retract that -134441;1360188562;jcpham;it isn't proven he is a scammer he just scts scammy and he's overtly annoying -134440;1360188606;jborkl;"all the funds will be gone or unavailable, no longer in control of the forum to where they were donated" -134439;1360188620;mircea_popescu;impossible to verify -134438;1360188626;thestringpuller;DeepBit is failing? -134437;1360188639;jborkl;true, impossible statement -134436;1360188755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 43074 @ 0.0065 = 279.981 BTC [-] -134435;1360188942;mircea_popescu;ahhh that reddit... -134434;1360188948;mircea_popescu;"a hot wallet is a wallet with a lot of btc in it" -134433;1360189022;dub;here 'hot' is synonymous with 'stolen' -134432;1360189051;thestringpuller;so mircea_popescu did you steal those btc? -134431;1360189060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7941 @ 0.0007 = 5.5587 BTC [+] -134430;1360189152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.0007 = 1.89 BTC [+] -134429;1360189164;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.67 = 2.01 BTC [+] -134428;1360189318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3790 @ 0.00069095 = 2.6187 BTC [-] -134427;1360189320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5254 @ 0.00068841 = 3.6169 BTC [-] -134426;1360189327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068489 = 2.9594 BTC [-] -134425;1360189329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3114 @ 0.00068488 = 2.1327 BTC [-] -134424;1360189386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000685 = 2.9599 BTC [+] -134423;1360189388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7822 @ 0.00068488 = 5.3571 BTC [-] -134422;1360189389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1514 @ 0.00067938 = 1.0286 BTC [-] -134421;1360189494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 884 @ 0.00067938 = 0.6006 BTC [-] -134420;1360189496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067934 = 2.9354 BTC [-] -134419;1360189497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1395 @ 0.00067933 = 0.9477 BTC [-] -134418;1360189701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1826 @ 0.00677999 = 12.3803 BTC [+] -134417;1360189705;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.68 = 3.4 BTC [+] -134416;1360189827;mircea_popescu;i didn't steal them -134415;1360189847;mircea_popescu;i picked them up with my sonic the hedgehog figurine -134414;1360189854;dub;http://bossip.com/720211/jesus-take-the-wheel-brazilian-evangelical-pastor-convinced-congregation-the-holy-spirit-was-released-through-his-sacred-milk/ -134413;1360189900;truffles;so easy to get lost in that site -134412;1360190057;DeadWeasel_;any use weexchange? -134411;1360190135;jurov;i do -134410;1360190161;jurov;but i don't trade there, just move btc from/to bitfunder -134409;1360190189;swhitt;the market depth at bitfunder is weird -134408;1360190270;DeadWeasel_;my god, the direct merchant auth token input doesn't even strip leading or following spaces. -134407;1360190279;DeadWeasel_;no wonder it didn't work first time. lame -134406;1360190466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00069178 = 2.4904 BTC [+] -134405;1360190468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00067934 = 0.6793 BTC [-] -134404;1360190469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00067933 = 3.6684 BTC [-] -134403;1360190538;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1zGqRXZlnY bitcoin related -134402;1360190789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00650001 = 6.825 BTC [-] -134401;1360190875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00646746 = 3.2337 BTC [-] -134400;1360190877;maximian;so how did evoorhees get s.dice integrated into Blockchain.info's wallet? Is he associated with Blockchain? It's quite the competitive advantage -134399;1360190917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069987 = 3.0241 BTC [+] -134398;1360190918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7779 @ 0.00069999 = 5.4452 BTC [+] -134397;1360190999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069989 = 3.0242 BTC [-] -134396;1360191026;jurov;maximian, you mean the blockchain address identification? -134395;1360191033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069967 = 3.0233 BTC [-] -134394;1360191035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5229 @ 0.00069999 = 3.6602 BTC [+] -134393;1360191046;maximian;not just that, but the ability to play satoshi dice from within the block chain wallet -134392;1360191053;jurov;ah so -134391;1360191053;maximian;under the "Games" sidebar -134390;1360191065;maximian;There's only one game available :) -134389;1360191145;maximian;This why I don't think the imitators will ever catch up - evoorhees is good with partnerships and marketing, and is generally pretty ambitious -134388;1360191166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 949 @ 0.00068631 = 0.6513 BTC [-] -134387;1360191207;DeadWeasel_;It's under SEND. it's always there, looking at me. -134386;1360191221;maximian;yep -134385;1360191261;maximian;I'll take a wild guess that he gave a piece of s.dice to the blockchain.info guy in exchange for this -134384;1360191290;DeadWeasel_;who is blockchain guy? -134383;1360191294;maximian;dunno -134382;1360191304;mjr_;hello -134381;1360191320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00069999 = 14.8398 BTC [+] -134380;1360191339;mjr_;jurov: you around? -134379;1360191347;jurov;yes -134378;1360191401;mjr_;i was wondering, do you think you may ever put a last field into the dashboard so you can have dynamically adjusting P&L, or is their an API type thing where we could link our positions to a google doc? -134377;1360191460;DeadWeasel_;l -134376;1360191468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20300 @ 0.00069999 = 14.2098 BTC [+] -134375;1360191653;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0061 = 6.1 BTC [-] -134374;1360191655;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 324 @ 0.006 = 1.944 BTC [-] -134373;1360191916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00069089 = 3.4545 BTC [-] -134372;1360191918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069088 = 2.9853 BTC [-] -134371;1360191920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9127 @ 0.00069056 = 6.3027 BTC [-] -134370;1360191924;mjr_;any word on next block for S.DICE? -134369;1360191955;Namworld;0.0062 at 10 PM EST again -134368;1360191972;ThickAsThieves;I kinda feel like holding out for the 5th block -134367;1360191982;Namworld;why? -134366;1360191994;ThickAsThieves;to see what price he really puts it at -134365;1360191994;mjr_;last night was just fun -134364;1360192004;mjr_;i overpayed -134363;1360192008;Namworld;each get a higher price according to what evoorhees said =/ -134362;1360192009;mjr_;but still had a blast -134361;1360192017;mjr_;still worth it though -134360;1360192028;ThickAsThieves;many people might be tapped out by the 5th block, and if erik still needs to sell the shares quickly, he might need to go lower again -134359;1360192038;ThickAsThieves;the market is already stabilizing close to his offer price -134358;1360192068;ThickAsThieves;but that could just be because most people know to wait -134357;1360192076;ThickAsThieves;for the blocks, rather than day trade -134356;1360192080;Namworld;I think people are just waiting -134355;1360192080;Ukto;Namworld: making another large buy tonight? hehe -134354;1360192095;Namworld;Ukto: no, haven't sold those I got at 0.0044 -134353;1360192100;Ukto;oh really? -134352;1360192101;ThickAsThieves;thats what i mean -134351;1360192106;Ukto;i thought you got some from last night too -134350;1360192107;Ukto;wow -134349;1360192116;Namworld;nope -134348;1360192121;evoorhees;thickasthieves - no tranche will be listed for less than a prior tranche, fyi -134347;1360192122;ThickAsThieves;there are still shares out there to buy -134346;1360192127;Ukto;we have been buying abotu 25% every night -134345;1360192129;Namworld;Selling them at 0.0062 on BTCT.co -134344;1360192133;Ukto;gonna do 50% tonight -134343;1360192134;ThickAsThieves;good to know -134342;1360192139;Namworld;If I sell them, will buy more tonight -134341;1360192148;Ukto;hehe -134340;1360192150;Ukto;terra already went to bed -134339;1360192164;mjr_;really looking forward to end of the month -134338;1360192167;mjr_;see how it all goes -134337;1360192168;ThickAsThieves;erik, does that apply in general (as in, next month or after)? -134336;1360192183;Ukto;evoorhees: oh hai :P -134335;1360192191;ThickAsThieves;i guess that's impossible to commit to -134334;1360192194;jurov;mjr_ you mean last mpex price? -134333;1360192197;mjr_;originally he said that referring to the 5 levels -134332;1360192211;mjr_;jurov: yes, last mpex price of sdice and mpoe -134331;1360192265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1718 @ 0.0064999 = 11.1668 BTC [+] -134330;1360192267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 48950 @ 0.0065 = 318.175 BTC [+] -134329;1360192285;ThickAsThieves;what happens if people don't buy up the 5th tranche in a few days, does it just sit as a wall til it's bought up? -134328;1360192306;mjr_;so far things are working really well though, the nice spike in usd to btc along with the slight gain on sdice are putting together a very convincing image -134327;1360192326;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 5 @ 0.17497448 = 0.8749 BTC [+] -134326;1360192338;mjr_;great way to double down on BTC :) -134325;1360192344;Namworld;Thick, I'd think so -134324;1360192345;mircea_popescu; There's only one game available :) << there's going to be more. -134323;1360192385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069072 = 2.9846 BTC [+] -134322;1360192387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 873 @ 0.00069056 = 0.6029 BTC [-] -134321;1360192390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1338 @ 0.00069056 = 0.924 BTC [-] -134320;1360192396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4226 @ 0.00069055 = 2.9183 BTC [-] -134319;1360192461;jurov;mjr_ yes i've got some ideas for dashboard.. only that right now i'm working on email notifications ;) -134318;1360192469;mjr_;oh wow nice -134317;1360192472;mjr_;very cool -134316;1360192472;evoorhees;yeah if 5th tranche doesn't sell out then it'll sit a while I guess -134315;1360192493;mjr_;i was thinking about what we were talking about -134314;1360192498;mjr_;a real trading platform -134313;1360192515;mjr_;with charts, live data, orders and positions in one -134312;1360192521;mjr_;and i think we could build something really cool -134311;1360192545;mjr_;if we make the backend abstract enough, everyone could use it -134310;1360192552;Namworld;Well there you have it -134309;1360192724;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 4 @ 0.17497448 = 0.6999 BTC [+] -134308;1360192770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.0065 = 325 BTC [+] -134307;1360192781;mjr_;mostly i think it would be a fun project to use angular.js in -134306;1360192798;mjr_;and that was one of the next ones i wanted to use...i really like its philosophy -134305;1360192845;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C210T] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -134304;1360192846;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P210T] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -134303;1360192864;mjr_;hmm a straddle :) -134302;1360192894;mircea_popescu;lol equipriced. -134301;1360192964;mjr_;can't tell if short or long though -134300;1360193006;mjr_;if short, very interesting strategy...and not that bad really -134299;1360193031;mjr_;last rally it touched 21.39 then dropped and hovererd between 21 and 19 -134298;1360193043;mjr_;meaning this guy picked would have picked up .2 btc -134297;1360193079;mjr_;of course i'm assuming this was the same person playing a straddle -134296;1360193111;mircea_popescu;seems likely. -134295;1360193116;Bugpowder;dudes -134294;1360193123;Bugpowder;I was just cleaning up my holdings page -134293;1360193127;Bugpowder;no strategy -134292;1360193131;mjr_;lol -134291;1360193131;mircea_popescu;lol -134290;1360193134;Bugpowder;just get that shit out of there -134289;1360193156;Bugpowder;unfortunately the bot bids were down, so I lost .03 BTC on the play -134288;1360193167;mjr_;so no thoughts on where the btc usd is going? -134287;1360193170;mircea_popescu;gotta file chapter 11 now -134286;1360193200;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 4 @ 0.1749461 = 0.6998 BTC [-] -134285;1360193288;Bugpowder;up up up -134284;1360193292;mjr_;the reddit page has gotten really annoying lately -134283;1360193304;Bugpowder;reddit is a terrible place, has been for years -134282;1360193307;mjr_;lol -134281;1360193309;Lyspooner;bring back witcoin -134280;1360193311;Bugpowder;like, I still read it -134279;1360193311;mjr_;its not that bad -134278;1360193312;Bugpowder;but -134277;1360193315;mjr_;yeah exactly -134276;1360193319;ThickAsThieves;up to $23 on Thurs/Fri, down to $20.50 Sat/Sun -134275;1360193320;Bugpowder;the discourse level is terribe -134274;1360193320;mjr_;and it has some good stuff -134273;1360193331;mjr_;not always, but i feel like it is getting dumbed down -134272;1360193342;Lyspooner;14,750 subscribers now on reddit -134271;1360193348;Lyspooner;they can't all be winners -134270;1360193356;mircea_popescu;the only way to fix it is have a 3btc registration fee -134269;1360193358;Lyspooner;and now matthew n wright is soiling the forums again -134268;1360193362;mjr_;nice -134267;1360193370;mjr_;i wonder...can you do that on a subreddit? -134266;1360193374;mjr_;i was thinking an mpex subreddit -134265;1360193392;Lyspooner;that's not a bad idea -134264;1360193397;mjr_;and where would the money go mp? -134263;1360193425;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.689 = 6.89 BTC [+] -134262;1360193426;mjr_;i mean, i think it could be similar to the dynamic of #bitcoin vs #bitcoin-assets -134261;1360193430;Lyspooner;oh, a free subreddit i mean -134260;1360193431;mircea_popescu;mjr_ hookers and blow. -134259;1360193437;mjr_;i'm in -134258;1360193443;mjr_;oh wait...you meant for you -134257;1360193448;mjr_;;-\ -134256;1360193448;Lyspooner;no one would read the mpex subreddit based off of today's mpex link -134255;1360193457;mjr_;hahaha -134254;1360193459;mjr_;prove em right -134253;1360193460;mircea_popescu;right. -134252;1360193472;mjr_;not only does mpex cost 30btc...the subreddit costs 3 -134251;1360193481;dub;money goes to pay moderators -134250;1360193483;mircea_popescu;sounds so fucking evil -134249;1360193488;mircea_popescu;but yeah, dub has a point -134248;1360193496;dub;moderation is KPI'd on user satisfaction surveys -134247;1360193501;mircea_popescu;money goes to pay moderators' hookers and blow -134246;1360193511;mjr_;i just think it is so retarded, and i get caught up into trying to explain the diff between exchange and broker -134245;1360193526;mircea_popescu;mjr_ to some 16 yo kid spazzing out... -134244;1360193528;mjr_;they act like everyone who wants to day trade gets a seat on NySE for free -134243;1360193543;mjr_;its actually 3-4 million dollars -134242;1360193548;mjr_;so if anything mpex is a deal -134241;1360193561;Lyspooner;how about as a percentage of M2? -134240;1360193565;mircea_popescu;hahahaha asshat -134239;1360193570;mjr_;btw...if anyone is wondering i'm either mjrIII or therealjoshrossi on reddit -134238;1360193572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00069959 = 8.1152 BTC [+] -134237;1360193574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550 @ 0.00069055 = 2.4515 BTC [-] -134236;1360193583;mircea_popescu;mjr_ there's people to whom 30btc or 3mn bux are exactly the same : -134235;1360193589;mircea_popescu;more dough than they'll ever see together. -134234;1360193615;mjr_;i suppose...and that is true...but if someone told you you could have a lamborghini for $600 i bet you would find a way -134233;1360193629;mircea_popescu;i don't drive. -134232;1360193633;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 3 @ 0.17512989 = 0.5254 BTC [+] -134231;1360193635;mjr_;hehehe, me neither -134230;1360193639;Lyspooner;me neither -134229;1360193641;mjr_;nyc is the best for that reason -134228;1360193653;mjr_;i mean vs places you have to drice -134227;1360193654;mjr_;drive -134226;1360193655;mjr_;like la -134225;1360193661;mircea_popescu;this town isn't too bad either. -134224;1360193670;Lyspooner;there aren't roads in your town -134223;1360193689;mjr_;i have no clue what town we are talking about -134222;1360193693;Lyspooner;just trodden paths -134221;1360193742;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4137/4885281777_7e7a3727a6_b.jpg" -134220;1360193756;mircea_popescu;bullshit flicker with their spaceout.gif -134219;1360193763;mircea_popescu;what do these fuckers thing they'll accomplish ? srsly now. -134218;1360193771;Lyspooner;there's a statue missing in your photo -134217;1360193776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069994 = 3.0244 BTC [+] -134216;1360193778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1429 @ 0.00069998 = 1.0003 BTC [+] -134215;1360193784;mircea_popescu;gypo musta gypped it. -134214;1360193927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3372 @ 0.00069087 = 2.3296 BTC [-] -134213;1360193929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1446 @ 0.00069056 = 0.9985 BTC [-] -134212;1360193937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7182 @ 0.00069055 = 4.9595 BTC [-] -134211;1360193970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.0065 = 325 BTC [+] -134210;1360194051;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 3 @ 0.17510134 = 0.5253 BTC [-] -134209;1360194064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4942 @ 0.00069055 = 3.4127 BTC [-] -134208;1360194066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068657 = 2.9667 BTC [-] -134207;1360194067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068657 = 2.9667 BTC [-] -134206;1360194068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4737 @ 0.00068656 = 3.2522 BTC [-] -134205;1360194138;smickles;;;calc -18/(.175-1) -134204;1360194139;gribble;21.8181818182 -134203;1360194149;smickles;;;ticker -134202;1360194151;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.12881, Best ask: 21.15000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02119, Last trade: 21.15000, 24 hour volume: 53390.41805179, 24 hour low: 20.50000, 24 hour high: 21.33390, 24 hour vwap: 21.04660 -134201;1360194184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069983 = 3.024 BTC [+] -134200;1360194186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10366 @ 0.00069998 = 7.256 BTC [+] -134199;1360194187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9990 @ 0.00069998 = 6.9928 BTC [+] -134198;1360194231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.0065 = 325 BTC [+] -134197;1360194267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069987 = 3.0241 BTC [-] -134196;1360194268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1629 @ 0.00069998 = 1.1403 BTC [+] -134195;1360194313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.0065 = 325 BTC [+] -134194;1360194354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50000 @ 0.0065 = 325 BTC [+] -134193;1360194417;mircea_popescu;o it started ? -134192;1360194498;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 2 @ 0.17510134 = 0.3502 BTC [-] -134191;1360194640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00621011 = 9.9362 BTC [-] -134190;1360194641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00623 = 9.345 BTC [+] -134189;1360194643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.0062101 = 5.5891 BTC [-] -134188;1360194644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00621 = 9.315 BTC [-] -134187;1360194654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5917 @ 0.00620002 = 36.6855 BTC [-] -134186;1360194656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3520 @ 0.00620001 = 21.824 BTC [-] -134185;1360194657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17041 @ 0.0062 = 105.6542 BTC [-] -134184;1360194659;smickles;funny to see soebot doing .35 btc sells along side of someone doing (what I assume to be) 325 btc buys -134183;1360194666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13069 @ 0.00068681 = 8.9759 BTC [-] -134182;1360194775;mircea_popescu;lol -134181;1360194855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5706 @ 0.00068681 = 3.9189 BTC [-] -134180;1360194907;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P160T] 1 @ 0.03690265 BTC [+] -134179;1360194955;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 2 @ 0.17507573 = 0.3502 BTC [-] -134178;1360195037;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -134177;1360195039;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0055 / 0.00594765 / 0.00677999 (1495456 shares, 8,894.46 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00575865 / 0.007395 (3152410 shares, 18,153.65 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00524449 / 0.0075 (8266098 shares, 43,351.51 BTC) -134176;1360195066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00069997 = 0.77 BTC [+] -134175;1360195227;Namworld;Last hour before I remove the ask on S.DICE-PT -134174;1360195358;Bugpowder;EskimoBob, you know that if you are selling you should be PROMOTING the stock until you exit your position, right? -134173;1360195385;Namworld;Erhm, how would that help you sell them? -134172;1360195402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00069386 = 2.3938 BTC [-] -134171;1360195404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068703 = 2.9687 BTC [-] -134170;1360195405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 929 @ 0.00068681 = 0.638 BTC [-] -134169;1360195407;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.66 = 2.64 BTC [-] -134168;1360195407;Namworld;Unless you just bought some at 0.0062? -134167;1360195426;Namworld;My pass-through is brand new. -134166;1360195477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 789 @ 0.00611994 = 4.8286 BTC [-] -134165;1360195496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3221 @ 0.00069997 = 2.2546 BTC [+] -134164;1360195497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2508 @ 0.00069998 = 1.7555 BTC [+] -134163;1360195499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 771 @ 0.00069998 = 0.5397 BTC [+] -134162;1360195506;mircea_popescu;eskimobob has a position now ?! in what ? -134161;1360195517;vampireb;a sex position of course :-) -134160;1360195529;vampireb;in what... um. -134159;1360195538;mircea_popescu;in da butt ? -134158;1360195562;smickles;there are only, really, 2 good choices, imo -134157;1360195633;awkorama;good evening -134156;1360195713;smickles;heh, yeah, too much hardcore minecraft -134155;1360195728;smickles;(lol, i even expected it to tab-complete minecraft) -134154;1360195821;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 2 @ 0.16938766 = 0.3388 BTC [-] -134153;1360196005;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.679 = 6.79 BTC [+] -134152;1360196045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068707 = 2.9688 BTC [-] -134151;1360196047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12779 @ 0.00068681 = 8.7767 BTC [-] -134150;1360196217;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.17544034 BTC [+] -134149;1360196245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069982 = 3.0239 BTC [+] -134148;1360196246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1440 @ 0.00069998 = 1.008 BTC [+] -134147;1360196248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7152 @ 0.00069998 = 5.0063 BTC [+] -134146;1360196249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 794 @ 0.00069999 = 0.5558 BTC [+] -134145;1360196347;Namworld;EskimoBob: it's on BTCT.co, name S.DICE-PT -134144;1360196498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069965 = 3.0232 BTC [-] -134143;1360196500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1779 @ 0.00069998 = 1.2453 BTC [+] -134142;1360196544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.67 = 6.7 BTC [-] -134141;1360196652;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.17541191 BTC [-] -134140;1360196941;mircea_popescu;"Yeah, do that...convince multimillion dollar companies to trust you with their shares, make a secure system, garner a large enough user base to provide liquidity. Sounds like that would be a lot easier than paying 30 BTC" -134139;1360196945;mircea_popescu;lol mjr_ -134138;1360196971;mjr_;hehehe -134137;1360196974;mjr_;glad you approve -134136;1360196989;mircea_popescu;but this is bitcoin! -134135;1360196996;mircea_popescu;maff! -134134;1360197003;mjr_;extortion -134133;1360197010;mjr_;i am allowing you tochoose my product or not -134132;1360197014;mjr_;stop extorting me bro -134131;1360197039;mjr_;seriously, 3 to 4 mill to get on NYSE -134130;1360197053;mjr_;and i don't think they had pretty UI on those terminals -134129;1360197070;mjr_;and if anyone has ever tried to use FIX...mpex is a LOT easier -134128;1360197077;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 1 @ 0.175386 BTC [-] -134127;1360197083;mircea_popescu;"lol, what alternatives are there" "Colored coin, once its working correctly." -134126;1360197086;mircea_popescu;why ? because i'm shady -134125;1360197095;mircea_popescu;this has got to be like... liberal logic or something. -134124;1360197189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069274 = 2.9933 BTC [-] -134123;1360197190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.0006924 = 4.3621 BTC [-] -134122;1360197192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068682 = 3.4341 BTC [-] -134121;1360197195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 586 @ 0.00068681 = 0.4025 BTC [-] -134120;1360197196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1653 @ 0.00068681 = 1.1353 BTC [-] -134119;1360197205;mjr_;oh, sorry we sent that reject, you set your tag 55 to mpex -134118;1360197219;mjr_;i am liberal -134117;1360197222;mjr_;but i am not stupid -134116;1360197230;mjr_;i think there are dumb people all around -134115;1360197239;mjr_;political leanings aside -134114;1360197291;mjr_;this is why i like bitcoins though, if you are liberal you can appreciate empowering people...if you are conservative you can appreciate good fiscal policy -134113;1360197310;mjr_;bill and melinda gates foundation's new push is to move towards a cashless society -134112;1360197318;mjr_;because it will help to stop poverty -134111;1360197335;mjr_;they have different ideas about it than bitcoin, but this is an idea whose time has come -134110;1360197359;dub;we always new billy boy was teh antichrist -134109;1360197367;dub;now, proof! -134108;1360197406;mircea_popescu;mjr_ mayhap you have a point -134107;1360197438;mircea_popescu;"stop poverty" such idiocy -134106;1360197445;mjr_;well -134105;1360197447;jborkl;complete fail -134104;1360197456;mjr_;i think they specifically mean, stop governments from stealing from their people -134103;1360197459;mircea_popescu;poverty is great : without poor people there's absolutely no way to explain to idiot kids frittering their time on reddit why this is a bad idea. -134102;1360197462;mjr_;and make sure the aid gets where we meant it to go -134101;1360197473;mircea_popescu;you mean the aids ? -134100;1360197477;mircea_popescu;sorry, couldn -134099;1360197478;mjr_;lol -134098;1360197481;mircea_popescu;t pass on that :D -134097;1360197481;jborkl;yes, that is what i was thinking -134096;1360197482;mjr_;hehehe -134095;1360197487;jborkl;the aid goes to aids -134094;1360197497;mjr_;but seriously, corrupt governments rely on their control of the currency -134093;1360197505;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 170 @ 0.0062 = 1.054 BTC [+] -134092;1360197508;mircea_popescu;cashless society just empowers that control. -134091;1360197514;mjr_;take that away and the people have a much stronger footing -134090;1360197516;jborkl;and when in the history of man has this been elimintated -134089;1360197519;mjr_;not really -134088;1360197521;mjr_;never -134087;1360197529;jborkl;history is correct -134086;1360197529;mjr_;but we have never had a currency like bitcoin -134085;1360197534;dub;people have it so backwards, when we give aid to africa we are simply repaying some of the AIDS they gave us -134084;1360197536;jborkl;history is correct -134083;1360197541;mjr_;yes, i have never seen a black swan so therefore i never will see one -134082;1360197575;mjr_;every record setting earthquake could not have been predicted using the past -134081;1360197584;mjr_;since they are by definition the largest earthquake on record -134080;1360197592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00069258 = 3.6014 BTC [+] -134079;1360197623;mjr_;my point being that although we can learn from history, to think that it contains all we need to know is obviously false -134078;1360197641;mircea_popescu;mjr_ it doesn't contain it in fact. it contains it in essence. -134077;1360197646;mjr_;has there ever been an empire that avoided collapse in response to its treatment of its citizens? -134076;1360197647;dub;mircea_popescu: you ain't seen me troll boa -134075;1360197647;jborkl;History repeats itself, always -134074;1360197650;Bugpowder;well looks like the S.DICE action settled down -134073;1360197651;mjr_;it does -134072;1360197657;mircea_popescu;the mobile vulgus of today, herpderping on reddit, is the exact same mobile vulgus of 20 ad -134071;1360197659;mircea_popescu;nothing changed. -134070;1360197660;mjr_;so that is why we got those computers the cavemen invented AGAIN -134069;1360197672;Bugpowder;450k sold and another 700k flashed -134068;1360197674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069362 = 2.9971 BTC [+] -134067;1360197676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4008 @ 0.00069347 = 2.7794 BTC [-] -134066;1360197687;jborkl;lol, yes some caveman was talking shit a long time ago... -134065;1360197689;mjr_;to say that computers were expected based on history...or that they didn't change the world...is just not possible -134064;1360197706;mjr_;so no, not everything is cyclical -134063;1360197706;jborkl;you don't understand. not invention, history -134062;1360197711;mjr_;yes i get it -134061;1360197733;mjr_;and i am saying if you think that you have seen everything that life can possibly throw at you...expect to be surprised -134060;1360197746;mjr_;people will be people -134059;1360197766;mjr_;but if you are a rational person...people respond to incentive and disincentive... -134058;1360197770;jborkl;No, I am not suprised- I expect people to do shitty things -134057;1360197778;mjr_;and those will forever change in ways we can't predict -134056;1360197788;jborkl;Not in my opinion -134055;1360197794;mjr_;ok... -134054;1360197800;mjr_;you are welcome to your opinion -134053;1360197804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069976 = 3.0237 BTC [+] -134052;1360197806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11929 @ 0.00069998 = 8.3501 BTC [+] -134051;1360197807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00069998 = 1.715 BTC [+] -134050;1360197820;jborkl;People killed,scammed and did the same shitty things 1000 years ago..they will do so again -134049;1360197829;mjr_;but i think that yes, people will always be people, there will be shitty people, stupid people, evil people, good people, smart people -134048;1360197835;mjr_;i agree -134047;1360197844;mjr_;they also did nice things then and now -134046;1360197850;mjr_;we agree on that -134045;1360197855;jborkl;I do not dispute that -134044;1360197866;mjr_;but does the life they live, what they do and how they do it not change? -134043;1360197885;mjr_;for example HOW we treat others like shit -134042;1360197906;mjr_;it used to take years for a caveman to be able to troll another guy on the other side of the country -134041;1360197909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5692 @ 0.00069347 = 3.9472 BTC [-] -134040;1360197910;mjr_;now we cn do it in seconds -134039;1360197911;jborkl;people do not change, I have tried for 20 years seeing it. A reformed meth head, will be a meth head again -almost all the time -134038;1360197915;mircea_popescu;lol good one -134037;1360197929;mjr_;you proved my point -134036;1360197934;mjr_;"almost all the time" -134035;1360197936;mircea_popescu;jborkl i have seen people change first hand. it involves chains and whips tho. -134034;1360197943;jborkl;Force -134033;1360197947;jborkl;=power -134032;1360197951;jborkl;I agree -134031;1360197954;mjr_;well...true -134030;1360197957;mjr_;but the way i see it -134029;1360197962;mjr_;is that at the end of the day -134028;1360197968;mjr_;the one with the force is the one with the most peolpe -134027;1360197973;mircea_popescu;not exactly force in that sense, no. -134026;1360197981;jborkl;I understand -134025;1360197984;mjr_;cuz of armies? police? -134024;1360197994;mjr_;they have to be paid... -134023;1360198001;mircea_popescu;nah. peopl;e are practically made out of two halves. there's a beast within -134022;1360198004;mjr_;bad finances equals no army, no police -134021;1360198008;mjr_;i agree -134020;1360198019;mjr_;but you can still treat people decently...everyone here has been very nice -134019;1360198025;mircea_popescu;even if the person agrees with you, the subconsciouis needs to be straightened too -134018;1360198062;DeadWeasel;I contain multitudes. -134017;1360198063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6841 @ 0.0006912 = 4.7285 BTC [-] -134016;1360198069;mjr_;it is like baseball -134015;1360198078;mjr_;most teams will lose 60 games and win 60 games -134014;1360198080;jborkl;No, people are always going to be violent. It is the way of the world. Ask Sierra Leone -134013;1360198089;mjr_;its what happens in those other 42 games that really matter -134012;1360198122;mjr_;so yes, on the whole, people are bad and good, but in that zone in between, there is room for growth and change, and that can inspire or disappoint -134011;1360198148;mjr_;and sure people will be violent... -134010;1360198152;mjr_;but i have one question -134009;1360198152;jborkl;I am not going to argue right and wrong. That is a fallacy, because it is the perception of right and wrong to the individual -134008;1360198170;mjr_;how many people got shot because of gun violence on silk road? -134007;1360198184;mjr_;lol -134006;1360198194;mjr_;no "deals going bad" -134005;1360198198;mjr_;we can become safer -134004;1360198204;mjr_;and minimize the abiltiy of others to harm us -134003;1360198223;jborkl;You are not looking at how they got the money for drugs, most drug dealers don't get shot peddling drugs and I don't really care if they do -134002;1360198224;mjr_;the point is not to say the system is good or bad, the point is to say that i can thrive in the system as it is -134001;1360198280;jborkl;I can't even remember what we are talking about -134000;1360198286;mjr_;lol yeah me too -133999;1360198290;mjr_;but i enjoyed the convo -133998;1360198303;jborkl;yeah, me too -133997;1360198318;mjr_;i think we in general agree tbh -133996;1360198325;mjr_;we just focus on different parts -133995;1360198329;dub;drug dealers are people too bro -133994;1360198342;mjr_;i agree there will always be poverty, shitty people, crime, violence -133993;1360198356;mjr_;but i think there will also be innovation, beauty, happiness -133992;1360198363;jborkl;I do not pass judgment on what people do, they understand risk involved. So I do not feel compassion -133991;1360198365;mjr_;so i focus on maximizing one, and minimizing the other -133990;1360198427;mjr_;i wish i had bought that straddle from bugpowder -133989;1360198442;jborkl;I figure it is their problem if they can't handle their business -133988;1360198454;mjr_;i think it is gonna just bumble around 21 for a week -133987;1360198465;mjr_;probably longer -133986;1360198609;dub;no pok -133985;1360198687;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ieDXIhci7o -133984;1360198705;thepok;? -133983;1360198737;dub;no pok i tell you -133982;1360198781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068684 = 3.4342 BTC [-] -133981;1360198782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.00068683 = 1.3393 BTC [-] -133980;1360198933;thepok;ok -133979;1360198945;thepok;thay was an rather stupid bt funny vid -133978;1360198946;thepok;;D -133977;1360198951;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1086 @ 0.0062 = 6.7332 BTC [+] -133976;1360199049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069694 = 3.0115 BTC [+] -133975;1360199051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1299 @ 0.00069727 = 0.9058 BTC [+] -133974;1360199211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2371 @ 0.00068683 = 1.6285 BTC [-] -133973;1360199213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4647 @ 0.00068682 = 3.1917 BTC [-] -133972;1360199487;DeadWeasel;no pok? -133971;1360199535;Bowjob;look at those havelock bids -133970;1360199759;jurov;so did evoorhees say when? same time? -133969;1360199861;DeadWeasel;i see 58,000 shares asking .0062 on bitfunder... -133968;1360199874;DeadWeasel;is dropping another million? -133967;1360200011;jurov;I will do the next tranche at roughly the same time tomorrow (Wed. evening 10pm EST). Price will be .0062 per share this time. -133966;1360200026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 353 @ 0.00068682 = 0.2424 BTC [-] -133965;1360200026;jurov;presumably on MPEx -133964;1360200027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3347 @ 0.00068681 = 2.2988 BTC [-] -133963;1360200028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 213 @ 0.00068656 = 0.1462 BTC [-] -133962;1360200039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068621 = 2.9651 BTC [-] -133961;1360200040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.0006862 = 6.862 BTC [-] -133960;1360200041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5266 @ 0.00068619 = 3.6135 BTC [-] -133959;1360200045;kakobrekla;i dunno exactly why i didnt push all the coins in at 44 -133958;1360200064;kakobrekla;perhaps i got a stroke and half of my brain is dead. -133957;1360200099;Bugpowder;I wish I had been awake -133956;1360200104;kakobrekla;o i was. -133955;1360200105;Bugpowder;I would have bought half the stack -133954;1360200129;Bowjob;He'll drop 3 million shares more -133953;1360200141;Bowjob;I wonder if that will actually drop down the price post ipo -133952;1360200149;Bowjob;since the supply have increased.. -133951;1360200154;Bugpowder;nope -133950;1360200155;kakobrekla;it wont -133949;1360200159;kakobrekla;r u silly -133948;1360200165;Bugpowder;it may set a ceiling for a while -133947;1360200168;Bugpowder;maybe -133946;1360200180;Bowjob;the 7xx was fueled by its scarcity partly -133945;1360200184;Bugpowder;only thing that will drop the price is falling bet volumes -133944;1360200192;Bugpowder;7xx was fueled by fundamental -133943;1360200197;Bugpowder;2.8% dividend -133942;1360200217;Bugpowder;.8xx on havelock was scarcity -133941;1360200237;Bugpowder;price is down right now only cause people know drop is coming at .0062 -133940;1360200239;Bowjob;mhm, the volumes going up so far steadily, our little whale seems to have taken a break -133939;1360200248;Bowjob;but dice is up 6k -133938;1360200254;Bugpowder;Well, I think the whale lost all his coins -133937;1360200257;Bugpowder;seriosly -133936;1360200264;Bowjob;thats not good -133935;1360200272;Ukto;whale == bot -133934;1360200273;Ukto;:P -133933;1360200288;Bowjob;well, the whale was the one who jacked up the dice's price -133932;1360200297;Bugpowder;Watch some new addresses spring up after the tranches selling out ;-) -133931;1360200301;Ukto;lol -133930;1360200307;Bowjob;we need more whales and his buddies -133929;1360200317;Bowjob;someone advertise on rich kids of instagram -133928;1360200321;Bugpowder;LOL -133927;1360200364;Bowjob;they seem to have no problems opening a bottle of dom to wash something, may as well play dice to get moar monies -133926;1360200459;Bowjob;soon enough we can all take a pic of our wallets and post it on rkoi lol -133925;1360200504;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.67 = 1.34 BTC [-] -133924;1360200583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00069249 = 3.6009 BTC [+] -133923;1360200617;mjr_;although no spikes from whales, total bets still increasing steadily? -133922;1360200621;jurov;like rkoi would understand such nerdiness -133921;1360200633;mjr_;i would prefer steady sustainable growth -133920;1360200643;mjr_;steady dividends -133919;1360200655;Bowjob;well, i dont think s.dice is sustainable with btc price rocketing at this rate -133918;1360200661;mjr_;well... -133917;1360200663;mjr_;i suppose -133916;1360200667;Bowjob;i mean, lets say btc shooots up to the moooon -133915;1360200670;mjr_;they can make smaller bets -133914;1360200677;mjr_;but that is still just as good -133913;1360200679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00069249 = 0.277 BTC [+] -133912;1360200684;mjr_;since the stock is denominated in btc -133911;1360200704;mjr_;oh sorry, i keep thinking about how i will show the total portfolio gains in USD -133910;1360200706;Bowjob;yeah but i doubt the volume will go that high if btc goes to 500 -133909;1360200709;mjr_;which will be killer regardless -133908;1360200720;mjr_;i don't think i will worry too much if btc goes that high -133907;1360200723;mjr_;but the fact remains -133906;1360200737;jurov;Bugpowder was throwing some nice curves around -133905;1360200738;mjr_;small bet worth big dollars = big bet worth small dollars -133904;1360200749;mjr_;not that i want dollars -133903;1360200757;jurov;even mpoe-pr asked permission to use them -133902;1360200757;mjr_;i am going as long as possible bitcoins -133901;1360200772;mjr_;where can i see those? -133900;1360200779;mjr_;are you talking graphs? -133899;1360200782;jurov;yea -133898;1360200786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006863 = 2.9655 BTC [-] -133897;1360200788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6729 @ 0.0006862 = 4.6174 BTC [-] -133896;1360200789;mjr_;they posted anywhere? -133895;1360200794;jurov;yea -133894;1360200831;mjr_;i'm still blown away by girlsgonebitcoin -133893;1360200835;mjr_;that was really fast -133892;1360200836;jurov;but don't remember where -133891;1360200837;mjr_;hahaha -133890;1360200843;jurov;what happened? -133889;1360200850;mjr_;NSFW -133888;1360200862;mjr_;that site springing up and girls knowing about and wanting bitcoins -133887;1360200875;mjr_;think that was a lot rarer a year ago -133886;1360200888;Bowjob;if girls can want bitcoin, then rkoi can undertstand them -133885;1360200888;mjr_;very tech centric (which usually means male centric) user base -133884;1360200896;jurov;oooh old news. i was hoping for some juicy details -133883;1360200942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2265 @ 0.0006862 = 1.5542 BTC [-] -133882;1360200944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14879 @ 0.00068619 = 10.2098 BTC [-] -133881;1360200946;mjr_;yeah sorry to disappoint -133880;1360200948;mjr_;question -133879;1360200969;mjr_;tell me someone else collects rich kids instagram...and they don't knowingly put it themselves on a site called rich kids of instagram -133878;1360201060;Bowjob;no they knowingly put themselves in there -133877;1360201075;Bowjob;you can also advertise on rich kids of instagram for 500 dollars per 2 days -133876;1360201172;jurov;found at rkoi: http://25.media.tumblr.com/e45e90612ca90f7bd579402427745dff/tumblr_mggzznJlmZ1rb86ldo1_400.jpg -133875;1360201184;jurov;we're not fo far from that, really -133874;1360201196;Bowjob;yeah i seen that. that dude lost a bunch of monies -133873;1360201213;jurov;in fact, i get bigger commissions that that -133872;1360201547;mjr_;you should -133871;1360201548;mjr_;that is tiny -133870;1360201563;Bowjob;http://richkidsofinstagram.tumblr.com/post/38024884212/3k-truffle -133869;1360201566;mjr_;i didn't wnt to do the math -133868;1360201572;mjr_;was that whne it hit 700? -133867;1360201579;Bowjob;The said part is the waiter touched the plate with his fingers causing some prints -133866;1360201589;Bowjob;that made me sad -133865;1360201590;Bowjob;:/ -133864;1360201613;mjr_;yes...but isn't that why we are all here -133863;1360201627;mjr_;so that our kids can have the opportunity to be on RKOI that we may have not gotten? -133862;1360201636;Bowjob;dude i am the kid -133861;1360201637;Bowjob;lol -133860;1360201692;Bowjob;i just hope btc dont shoot up to the moon while i still have dice shares -133859;1360201702;mjr_;why not? -133858;1360201715;mjr_;you want to know whats funny? -133857;1360201719;mjr_;on seals with clubs -133856;1360201720;Bowjob;i fear the dice will be left behind -133855;1360201729;mjr_;they don't know how much btc costs -133854;1360201732;mjr_;lol -133853;1360201748;mjr_;think they get freerolls (a bunch of them do anyway) -133852;1360201761;mjr_;some would not know how to buy -133851;1360201791;Bowjob;1 btc = 200 dollars 1.5 years from now. -133850;1360201810;Bowjob;people wont bet the same stake with btc -133849;1360201820;Bowjob;the prob, is we already paid 0.xx62 with dice -133848;1360201836;Bowjob;we may get return dollar wise, but not btc wise -133847;1360201849;Bowjob;it all depends if dice can keep up with btc -133846;1360201870;mjr_;well -133845;1360201877;mjr_;that is true and i hadn't thought about that -133844;1360201888;jurov;in 1.5 years you may as well get back the full s.dice investment -133843;1360201899;jurov;in divs -133842;1360201908;Bowjob;im not sure if 20k a month is sustainable -133841;1360201919;mjr_;http://www.cnbc.com/id/100439059 -133840;1360201929;Bowjob;the prob is 21 million btc, dice is already worth 600k -133839;1360201930;mjr_;guess RKOI didn't have this guy as a dad -133838;1360201936;aiball;a single poker table makes 20k a month -133837;1360201957;mjr_;i personally think it is going to balance out -133836;1360201960;Bowjob;20k btc -133835;1360201967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068657 = 2.9667 BTC [+] -133834;1360201969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00068667 = 11.3301 BTC [+] -133833;1360201971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1622 @ 0.00069016 = 1.1194 BTC [+] -133832;1360201986;Bowjob;and im not sure if the general public would be interested in playing dice.. everyone i know is broke -133831;1360201988;Bowjob;cept me -133830;1360201993;mjr_;well.. -133829;1360201998;mjr_;scratchoffs -133828;1360202001;mjr_;bitcoin equivalent -133827;1360202002;mjr_;LOL -133826;1360202008;mjr_;anyways, gotta run guys -133825;1360202014;mjr_;see you later tonight -133824;1360202129;dub;I call bunk -133823;1360202187;dub;those are poor kids with rich frinds posting that shit -133822;1360202193;dub;why would you bother if you were actually rich -133821;1360202292;mjr_;i would say it's cheaper than taking out an ad in "i'm a douche magazine" but oh yeah, their rich, they dont' have to worry about that -133820;1360202550;dub;how does this get here http://richkidsofinstagram.tumblr.com/post/40053795655/buckle-up-the-champers nasty ass veuve -133819;1360202930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068621 = 2.9651 BTC [-] -133818;1360202931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11429 @ 0.0006862 = 7.8426 BTC [-] -133817;1360203571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2791 @ 0.00068684 = 1.917 BTC [+] -133816;1360203573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 531 @ 0.0006862 = 0.3644 BTC [-] -133815;1360203618;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 60 @ 0.0007 = 0.042 BTC -133814;1360203627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068999 = 2.9814 BTC [+] -133813;1360203629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10377 @ 0.00069016 = 7.1618 BTC [+] -133812;1360203631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12450 @ 0.00069444 = 8.6458 BTC [+] -133811;1360203632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11851 @ 0.00069727 = 8.2633 BTC [+] -133810;1360203634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00069833 = 10.7543 BTC [+] -133809;1360203634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23450 @ 0.00069891 = 16.3894 BTC [+] -133808;1360203636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3136 @ 0.00069998 = 2.1951 BTC [+] -133807;1360203638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6841 @ 0.00069998 = 4.7886 BTC [+] -133806;1360203639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9647 @ 0.00069998 = 6.7527 BTC [+] -133805;1360203641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10353 @ 0.00069998 = 7.2469 BTC [+] -133804;1360203642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8994 @ 0.00069998 = 6.2956 BTC [+] -133803;1360203644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 86779 @ 0.00069999 = 60.7444 BTC [+] -133802;1360203645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 796401 @ 0.0007 = 557.4807 BTC [+] -133801;1360203655;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.0007 = 0.007 BTC -133800;1360203692;jurov;uhm -133799;1360203712;jurov;someone is arbing S.MPOE-PT? -133798;1360203784;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3497 BTC [+] -133797;1360203885;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.338 = 1.014 BTC [+] -133796;1360203966;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0062 = 0.124 BTC [+] -133795;1360204002;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 9 @ 0.3497 = 3.1473 BTC [+] -133794;1360204151;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.339 BTC [+] -133793;1360204287;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.0098 = 0.098 BTC [+] -133792;1360204344;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -133791;1360204344;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0699 BTC -133790;1360204346;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00066705 / 0.0006913 / 0.0007 (3786811 shares, 2,617.85 BTC), 7D: 0.00064676 / 0.00067984 / 0.0007 (17598878 shares, 11,964.57 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066287 / 0.0007 (64477504 shares, 42,740.59 BTC) -133789;1360204571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068643 = 2.9661 BTC [-] -133788;1360204577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 179 @ 0.0006862 = 0.1228 BTC [-] -133787;1360204815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.0006887 = 3.3058 BTC [+] -133786;1360204927;thestringpuller;stayed steady through your controversy -133785;1360204935;thestringpuller;your investors have faith in you MP ;) -133784;1360204961;jurov;what controversy? -133783;1360204985;thestringpuller;i misused the words -133782;1360204993;thestringpuller;internet scuffle with neckbeard* -133781;1360204995;thestringpuller;internet scuffle with neckbeards* -133780;1360205036;mircea_popescu;lol which one is this ? -133779;1360205039;jurov;you expected these reddit hers to achieve some result? -133778;1360205048;jurov;*herds -133777;1360205058;mircea_popescu;jurov they'll bittip each otehr 0.02 -133776;1360205066;mircea_popescu;surely that must do something. -133775;1360205087;thestringpuller;I didn't think anything. I was curious to see how the investors would react to it. -133774;1360205095;jcpham;oooh link me -133773;1360205103;jcpham;to whatever thisw new drama is -133772;1360205124;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/17zmzr/wanted_to_create_an_account_on_mpex_but_30btc_for/ -133771;1360205140;jcpham;oh snap -133770;1360205147;jcpham;streisand'd -133769;1360205205;mircea_popescu;it's so weird how people think. -133768;1360205215;mircea_popescu;a block is 25 btc, there's 250 a day. each day. -133767;1360205231;jcpham;they still call you shady -133766;1360205236;mircea_popescu;somehow random douche is CONVINCED that 30 btc is too much for everyone. total btc cap might as well be 35 -133765;1360205258;mircea_popescu;same thing : network output is 25th. luke does 0.120 th -133764;1360205263;mircea_popescu;he somehow thinks he'll kill s.dice -133763;1360205279;mircea_popescu;it's like this sort of supermunchausen syndrome -133762;1360205295;jcpham;it's difficult for me to attribute moral things to bitcoin -133761;1360205303;jcpham;when in essence the blockchain is god -133760;1360205328;mircea_popescu;but a simple problem of perception. a two ounce bird could not carry a one pound coconut -133759;1360205330;mircea_popescu;that sorta stuff -133758;1360205356;jcpham;the web seems sortof clique-ish to me -133757;1360205357;mircea_popescu;these guys literally go around convinced they're personally like 60-70% of reality -133756;1360205358;thestringpuller;you need significant capital to play the market on mpex these days anyways -133755;1360205361;mircea_popescu;and there's 50 million of them -133754;1360205365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.0006879 = 2.8204 BTC [-] -133753;1360205392;thestringpuller;http://i.imgur.com/YQxh2jE.jpg -133752;1360205392;jcpham;to much flaming on the http -133751;1360205404;thestringpuller;not enough pretty girls covered in paint -133750;1360205411;mircea_popescu;who the hell cums purple -133749;1360205428;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/85.html -133748;1360205432;mircea_popescu;there, knock yourself out -133747;1360205435;jurov;maybe can be done with enough food paint -133746;1360205448;jurov;we should try sometime -133745;1360205509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3121 @ 0.0006879 = 2.1469 BTC [-] -133744;1360205511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2517 @ 0.0006862 = 1.7272 BTC [-] -133743;1360205512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6762 @ 0.00068619 = 4.64 BTC [-] -133742;1360205573;thestringpuller;Lol. This is the stuff you should have a paywall on -133741;1360205592;jurov;no, the best things in life are free -133740;1360205633;thestringpuller;i feel like if it didn't take an elaborate date to get laid that would be true -133739;1360205657;mircea_popescu;people still date ?! -133738;1360205671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00068619 = 1.1322 BTC [-] -133737;1360205689;jurov;eskimobob should scream now "MP is corrupting its puppets with porn!!!" -133736;1360205710;topace_;so, predictions for 2 hours from now? sell out as fast? or a little slower this time? we're not that much under what the market was at before all this starte -133735;1360205713;topace_;d -133734;1360205741;mircea_popescu;i guess not huh -133733;1360205797;thestringpuller;i ain't no puppet -133732;1360205805;thestringpuller;i'm a real boy -133731;1360205851;jurov;;;seen smickles -133730;1360205851;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 hours, 48 minutes, and 43 seconds ago: (lol, i even expected it to tab-complete minecraft) -133729;1360205879;jurov;ofc, porn is for real boys -133728;1360206220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6473 @ 0.00068619 = 4.4417 BTC [-] -133727;1360206259;mircea_popescu;Dear Wikipedia readers: We are the small non-profit that runs the #5 website in the world. We have only 150 staff but serve 450 million users -133726;1360206272;mircea_popescu;i open wikipedia for the first time in like 3 months -133725;1360206280;mircea_popescu;there's a different begging popup than last time -133724;1360206286;mircea_popescu;scum of the interwebs. -133723;1360206545;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 450 @ 0.0062 = 2.79 BTC [+] -133722;1360206609;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 9 @ 0.127 = 1.143 BTC [-] -133721;1360206623;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 10 @ 0.128 = 1.28 BTC [+] -133720;1360206625;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.689 = 6.89 BTC [+] -133719;1360206631;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1297 BTC [+] -133718;1360206686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2670 @ 0.00068619 = 1.8321 BTC [-] -133717;1360206688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00068149 = 6.7127 BTC [-] -133716;1360206690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 780 @ 0.00067993 = 0.5303 BTC [-] -133715;1360207366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00068738 = 2.7839 BTC [+] -133714;1360207431;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141503.60 gains momentum very slowly but shows big promise -133713;1360207499;jurov;Consider any or all of theymos is hit by a bus, the forum admin account is hacked, return addresses that were previously given are now compromised, the domain is seized or hacked and transferred, kalyhost is raided, mtgox decides to disappear with their money, etc. Who is the benefactor who can receive back the money; should the treasurers be able to conspire to spend to start a new forum, etc. -133712;1360207536;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141503.msg1508788#msg1508788 -133711;1360207539;mircea_popescu;im with him -133710;1360207740;Ukto;http://www.laurenjosephsociologist.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Im-With-Stupid.jpg -133709;1360207765;mircea_popescu;mkay, i hope everyone who wanted btc in has had the sense to send it already, -133708;1360207769;mircea_popescu;cause i'll be off nao. -133707;1360236593;mircea_popescu;goood mornin -133706;1360236706;truffles;hello -133705;1360236770;Ukto;morning MP -133704;1360236785;Namworld;Hello -133703;1360236834;Namworld;Note to all: I just added MPEx receipt link on the MPEx pass-through contract page on BTCT.co -133702;1360236842;Namworld;I will make sure to keep it updated. -133701;1360236956;mircea_popescu;that's a good idea. -133700;1360236974;mircea_popescu;hm, so s.dice got privately dumped ? -133699;1360236977;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dic -133698;1360236978;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -133697;1360236979;assbot;The round stones beneath the earth... have spoken through the fire. -133696;1360236980;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0060539 / 0.00632396 / 0.00677999 (950650 shares, 6,011.88 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00579402 / 0.007395 (3557832 shares, 20,614.16 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00530377 / 0.0075 (8622100 shares, 45,729.70 BTC) -133695;1360236993;Namworld;Someone dropped 700k just before evoorhees -133694;1360237000;Namworld;or something like that -133693;1360237001;mircea_popescu;lol evil -133692;1360237007;mircea_popescu;whoddunit -133691;1360237016;Namworld;Who knows -133690;1360237030;mircea_popescu;i always miss all the drama -133689;1360237033;mircea_popescu;unfair. -133688;1360237046;truffles;not true u re the drama -133687;1360237064;mircea_popescu;kinda why i keep missing it i guess -133686;1360237067;mircea_popescu;happens right behind me -133685;1360237077;Namworld;It of course ate all the bids -133684;1360237081;Namworld;and there was a bit left -133683;1360237095;Namworld;no doubt someone cashing out one of the earlier slice -133682;1360237111;mircea_popescu;prolly -133681;1360237112;Namworld;Probably someone not interested in holding S.DICE long term. -133680;1360237127;Namworld;That is only speculation tho -133679;1360237127;mircea_popescu;maybe they figure they buy it back later -133678;1360237136;mircea_popescu;or maybesomeone trying to short it -133677;1360237195;mircea_popescu;was erik pisse ? -133676;1360237197;mircea_popescu;d* -133675;1360237271;Namworld;not really -133674;1360237286;Namworld;He was more like oh well -133673;1360237296;mircea_popescu;i was thinking yest -133672;1360237297;Namworld;and the slice will stay there of course -133671;1360237311;mircea_popescu;in finance the advantage of announcing and the disadvantage of announcing are kinda hard to balance -133670;1360237322;Namworld;He found it amusing with yesterday selling so fast and today, far less. -133669;1360237332;mircea_popescu;he was all "o happy days" yest after 2nd tranche, i was thinking hm, i wonder if he gets introduced to the disadvantage side too -133668;1360237333;Namworld;Even not at all -133667;1360237406;truffles;i have .0002 btc yay -133666;1360237429;Namworld;okay =/ -133665;1360237435;truffles;gonna rub em on my terts woooo lol -133664;1360237441;Namworld;We have someone really happy right there -133663;1360237463;truffles;there is this utube of this guy doing that.. -133662;1360237473;truffles;not with bitcoins -133661;1360237476;truffles;ldo -133660;1360237576;truffles;namworld what did u have for breakfast today? -133659;1360237640;Namworld;It's 4:47 am =/ -133658;1360237650;Namworld;I haven't had breakfast -133657;1360237663;truffles;pretty close, whats on the menu -133656;1360237694;kakobrekla;10k btc pizza. -133655;1360237705;Namworld;Sleep, till 12 to 1 PM -133654;1360237720;truffles;but u gotta eat ! -133653;1360237729;truffles;too much pizza is bad umk -133652;1360237734;kakobrekla;truffles, maybe you should start in #bitcoin -133651;1360237747;Namworld;I'm used to the evening working schedule, starting work at 2-3 PM -133650;1360237769;truffles;i have no schedule.. -133649;1360237779;truffles;kakokrekla what do u mean -133648;1360237832;Namworld;I eat a hearty breakfast some people won't call a breakfast... diner and breakfast are best switched around. -133647;1360237845;mircea_popescu;he means that this isn't really a socialising venue, unless you're a big time btc corp guy and we know you. -133646;1360237862;truffles;pffff -133645;1360237877;mircea_popescu;that's the way the cookie crumbles. -133644;1360237881;Bowjob;that dice dump -133643;1360237886;Bowjob;i admit that was a brilliant move -133642;1360237902;Bowjob;I could make the 25btc back in one trade with that. looks like i missed the train -133641;1360237918;truffles;nerds have nothing to say for long periods of time, dont worry kakobrekla -133640;1360237925;mircea_popescu;Bowjob well it was what, 1-2k btc's worth ? -133639;1360237932;mircea_popescu;of coruse 25btc is a rounding error then -133638;1360237955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068106 = 2.9429 BTC [-] -133637;1360237956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5483 @ 0.00068102 = 3.734 BTC [-] -133636;1360237964;Bowjob;huh. i buy at 0,55 do a strategic dump -133635;1360237971;Bowjob;just below erik -133634;1360237999;Bowjob;i was busy playing farcry 3 so i missed the action -133633;1360238024;Bowjob;well, havelock got around 200k shares -133632;1360238027;Bowjob;^ -133631;1360238062;mircea_popescu;i like how mpoe is like... 67..70..69...68...69...70...69...68..67 etc -133630;1360238164;truffles;kakobrekla none is talking in #bitcoin, are you happy ! -133629;1360238189;kakobrekla;truffles -otc then. -133628;1360238204;truffles;? -133627;1360238205;Bowjob;hey guys i've been wondering,, supose we turn out be millionaires due to bitcoin -133626;1360238216;Bowjob;how would you report it to government -133625;1360238228;Diablo-D3;Bowjob: oh, I wouldnt, I'd just buy a congress member to make it go away -133624;1360238229;Bowjob;and would they believe your story, -133623;1360238231;Diablo-D3;its cheaper -133622;1360238255;Bowjob;unfortunately im in canada.. i dont think our government is as corrupt -133621;1360238263;Bowjob;tho im sure there could be shills here and there -133620;1360238271;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 14 @ 0.0007 = 0.0098 BTC -133619;1360238286;truffles;its just playmoney though -133618;1360238291;Bowjob;i checked. suppose my income was 3 mil. i'd be left with 1.5 mil after taxes -133617;1360238297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4736 @ 0.00068102 = 3.2253 BTC [-] -133616;1360238302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6314 @ 0.00068101 = 4.2999 BTC [-] -133615;1360238305;Diablo-D3;Bowjob: thats still not bad -133614;1360238311;Bowjob;umm -133613;1360238313;Bowjob;yes it is -133612;1360238318;Bowjob;thats just 1 house in vancouver -133611;1360238321;Diablo-D3;how so? you have enough money to live the rest of your life. -133610;1360238323;Bowjob;no. -133609;1360238329;Bowjob;not in van -133608;1360238336;Diablo-D3;then move out of vancouver? -133607;1360238345;Diablo-D3;sounds like a shithole anyhow if a house costs 1.5 m -133606;1360238347;Bowjob;too comfy here, i like the restaurants -133605;1360238364;Diablo-D3;learn to cook, asshole -133604;1360238366;truffles;in vancouver -133603;1360238374;truffles;what kind of resturants -133602;1360238397;Bowjob;its multicultural, but we have some really great restaurants. -133601;1360238404;Bowjob;I prefer japanese cuisine.. -133600;1360238428;mircea_popescu; how would you report it to government << you mean the ones who aren't millionaires already ? -133599;1360238441;truffles;other channel was discussing the merits of thai food couple days ago -133598;1360238448;truffles;maybe consider thailand -133597;1360238448;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 14 @ 0.0007 = 0.0098 BTC -133596;1360238450;Bowjob;mp, i meant. suppose we turn out to be millionairs and wanted to cash out -133595;1360238469;mircea_popescu;yeah. -133594;1360238473;Bowjob;cashing out from BTC to cad is such a pain in the ass, im just sitting this one out -133593;1360238474;Bowjob;yeah -133592;1360238479;mircea_popescu;it is ? -133591;1360238482;Bowjob;yeah -133590;1360238492;mircea_popescu;so you go to yurp, or russia, or saudi arabia, or india -133589;1360238497;mircea_popescu;set up a company, cash out there. -133588;1360238510;truffles;saudi arabia sounds fun -133587;1360238512;Bowjob;then when i go back to canada? -133586;1360238529;mircea_popescu;you go back as a wealthy saudi businessman -133585;1360238530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068404 = 2.9557 BTC [+] -133584;1360238531;mircea_popescu;what's the problem ? -133583;1360238532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3956 @ 0.00068421 = 2.7067 BTC [+] -133582;1360238553;Bowjob;wealthy saudi businessman... mhm -133581;1360238569;mircea_popescu;i srsly don't see the problem ? -133580;1360238614;truffles;its that easy to set up a business in a new country hmm -133579;1360238927;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0061 BTC [-] -133578;1360239027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3268 @ 0.00068421 = 2.236 BTC [+] -133577;1360239153;Namworld;Use localbitcoins, bowjob -133576;1360239172;Namworld;Every now and then someone will want bitcoins -133575;1360239176;Bowjob;ive actually dunnit once -133574;1360239205;Namworld;get people to come ring at your door and hand you some cash -133573;1360239236;Bowjob;when btcc were 13 dollars each i sold 100 dollars worth to test it out -133572;1360239250;Namworld;With a bit of chance, if you do it enough, neighbors will start to think you're a dealer. -133571;1360239251;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 164 @ 0.0061 = 1.0004 BTC [-] -133570;1360239252;Bowjob;to my excitement, i fucked up and released the btcs without getting the monies first -133569;1360239262;Bowjob;he/she sent me an emt anyways -133568;1360239340;truffles;that was nice of them -133567;1360239660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 148 @ 0.00606924 = 0.8982 BTC [-] -133566;1360239748;Namworld;honest of them* -133565;1360239755;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0059 = 0.0295 BTC [-] -133564;1360239800;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.0061 = 0.0305 BTC [-] -133563;1360239802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068105 = 2.9428 BTC [-] -133562;1360239808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51473 @ 0.00068101 = 35.0536 BTC [-] -133561;1360239911;Namworld;Did someone just switch O.o -133560;1360239916;mircea_popescu;Namworld lmao that will get you busted for dealing dope in about two weeks -133559;1360239934;Namworld;yeah, sadly it's a rare occurance. -133558;1360239949;Namworld;If there was more buyers and I had many weekly, maybe -133557;1360239958;Namworld;[05:22] <@assbot> [BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0059 = 0.0295 BTC [-] -133556;1360239958;Namworld;[05:23] <@assbot> [BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.0061 = 0.0305 BTC [-] -133555;1360239967;Namworld;So yeah, did someone just switch o.O -133554;1360239981;Bowjob;busted? -133553;1360240003;Namworld;I mean, at a loss. I don't really see the point. -133552;1360240017;Namworld;DeaDTerra has a great track record. -133551;1360240086;mircea_popescu;!ticker h s.dice -133550;1360240088;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -133549;1360240091;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -133548;1360240092;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.60000000 / 0.63333601 / 0.70000000 (2485 shares, 1573.83999660 BTC), 7D: 0.52100000 / 0.65982067 / 0.89000000 (6149 shares, 4057.23727865 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.6233377 / 0.89000000 (9813 shares, 6116.81283260 BTC) -133547;1360240122;Namworld;If one is cheaper to buy at a certain moment, I can understand getting a bit of the two or selecting a prefered broker -133546;1360240194;Namworld;? -133545;1360240271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00068101 = 5.2097 BTC [-] -133544;1360240452;Bowjob;has anyone done any busking for bitcoins before? -133543;1360240803;Namworld;Not that I know of -133542;1360241415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12406 @ 0.00068101 = 8.4486 BTC [-] -133541;1360241433;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.649 = 6.49 BTC [-] -133540;1360241503;Bowjob;2013-02-07 02:28:05 715/715 ฿0.60000000 ฿429.0000 -133539;1360241536;mircea_popescu;what's that ? -133538;1360241549;Bowjob;715 bid at havelock -133537;1360241552;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [+] -133536;1360241623;mircea_popescu;a, nice -133535;1360241669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00068101 = 5.1757 BTC [-] -133534;1360241813;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 4 @ 0.08 = 0.32 BTC [-] -133533;1360241929;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.0061 = 0.0488 BTC [+] -133532;1360241991;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 44 @ 0.0062 = 0.2728 BTC [+] -133531;1360242027;Bowjob;;;ticker -133530;1360242028;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.20000, Best ask: 21.26998, Bid-ask spread: 0.06998, Last trade: 21.26998, 24 hour volume: 43201.89165334, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 21.43000, 24 hour vwap: 21.18182 -133529;1360242091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 694 @ 0.00606009 = 4.2057 BTC [-] -133528;1360242092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.006 = 0.3 BTC [-] -133527;1360242577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2498 @ 0.00068421 = 1.7092 BTC [+] -133526;1360242579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5025 @ 0.00068504 = 3.4423 BTC [+] -133525;1360242581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3277 @ 0.00068566 = 2.2469 BTC [+] -133524;1360243367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1913 @ 0.00068101 = 1.3028 BTC [-] -133523;1360243398;gesell;s.dice spreadsheet moved? -133522;1360243416;gesell;aaah, just the token changes (so yeah, new file) -133521;1360244668;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [-] -133520;1360244824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00068103 = 7.5254 BTC [+] -133519;1360245046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6513 @ 0.00068103 = 4.4355 BTC [+] -133518;1360245256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00068103 = 6.0612 BTC [+] -133517;1360245391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9550 @ 0.00068103 = 6.5038 BTC [+] -133516;1360245731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00590933 = 2.9547 BTC [-] -133515;1360245740;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 995 @ 0.0059 = 5.8705 BTC [-] -133514;1360245742;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0059 = 0.295 BTC [-] -133513;1360245744;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0058 = 5.8 BTC [-] -133512;1360245746;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 955 @ 0.0058 = 5.539 BTC [-] -133511;1360246368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00068103 = 6.1633 BTC [+] -133510;1360247070;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 30 @ 0.0007 = 0.021 BTC -133509;1360247113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4150 @ 0.00068141 = 2.8279 BTC [+] -133508;1360247114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1044 @ 0.00068305 = 0.7131 BTC [+] -133507;1360247116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4306 @ 0.00068306 = 2.9413 BTC [+] -133506;1360247251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068106 = 2.9429 BTC [-] -133505;1360247254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3129 @ 0.00068103 = 2.1309 BTC [-] -133504;1360247631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00068103 = 11.4413 BTC [-] -133503;1360247853;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.63 = 6.3 BTC [-] -133502;1360247936;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0061 = 0.305 BTC [+] -133501;1360248018;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1250 @ 0.0062 = 7.75 BTC [+] -133500;1360248154;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.63 = 1.89 BTC [-] -133499;1360248333;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.63 = 1.26 BTC [-] -133498;1360248764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10008 @ 0.00068103 = 6.8157 BTC [-] -133497;1360248772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17863 @ 0.00068102 = 12.1651 BTC [-] -133496;1360249015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1000 @ 0.0011001 = 1.1001 BTC [-] -133495;1360249017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.0011 = 0.55 BTC [-] -133494;1360249019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.001001 = 5.005 BTC [-] -133493;1360249021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1000 @ 0.001 = 1 BTC [-] -133492;1360249140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 494 @ 0.00068306 = 0.3374 BTC [+] -133491;1360249144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3653 @ 0.00068333 = 2.4962 BTC [+] -133490;1360249146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1353 @ 0.00068442 = 0.926 BTC [+] -133489;1360249287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00083001 = 8.3001 BTC [-] -133488;1360249434;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1387 BTC [+] -133487;1360249577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1500 @ 0.0003 = 0.45 BTC [-] -133486;1360249714;truffles;bet kakokbrekla is happy now -133485;1360249975;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.349 = 0.698 BTC [-] -133484;1360250368;jurov;i don't think these were original bbet IPO shares -133483;1360250440;Ukto;https fixe -133482;1360250441;Ukto;d -133481;1360250780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 340 @ 0.00590933 = 2.0092 BTC [-] -133480;1360250895;Diablo-D3;Im still fucking pissed off -133479;1360250931;Diablo-D3;I wonder if anyone has avalons they dont want -133478;1360250934;Diablo-D3;from batch 1 -133477;1360250944;Bugpowder;yeah -133476;1360250954;Bugpowder;lots of people -133475;1360250958;Bugpowder;in about 6 months -133474;1360250962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20550 @ 0.00068102 = 13.995 BTC [-] -133473;1360250964;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: heh -133472;1360250965;Bugpowder;will have some they don't want anymore -133471;1360250974;Diablo-D3;I guess I could pick them up cheap then =/ -133470;1360250997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2127 @ 0.00068233 = 1.4513 BTC [+] -133469;1360250999;Diablo-D3;this pisses me off -133468;1360251005;pigeons;yeah i plan to pick some up when buyers' credit card bills come in -133467;1360251008;Diablo-D3;I have the fucking money, why do they refuse to do business -133466;1360251196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5805 @ 0.00068443 = 3.9731 BTC [+] -133465;1360251784;DeadWeasel;I just sat in #bitcon-assets for 5 minutes. it was quiet in there... :/ -133464;1360251809;DeadWeasel;then I was in bicoin-assets for 2 minutes. i should probably setup my config. -133463;1360251838;jurov;lol, is there so many people like here? -133462;1360251849;jurov;or you don't see the list by default? -133461;1360251930;Bugpowder;is bitcon assets for the scam offerings? -133460;1360251939;Bugpowder;seems like it should be packed -133459;1360251986;jurov;then it definitely wouldn't be quiet there when someone new arrives :D -133458;1360252004;truffles;seems like the snobby crowd hangs here -133457;1360252050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00068438 = 3.6957 BTC [-] -133456;1360252087;jurov;truffles: didn't we earn the right to be a bit smug? -133455;1360252100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3750 @ 0.00068438 = 2.5664 BTC [-] -133454;1360252103;truffles;if u think so -133453;1360252122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 48 @ 0.00590933 = 0.2836 BTC [-] -133452;1360252135;Bugpowder;I EARNED IT. -133451;1360252136;Bugpowder;http://imgur.com/a/EsExY -133450;1360252144;Bugpowder;:-P -133449;1360252163;jurov;^ DeadWeasel that's the curves i mentioned yest -133448;1360252208;DeadWeasel;thx -133447;1360252317;Bowjob;BTC shooting up to the moon? -133446;1360252339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 656 @ 0.00068438 = 0.449 BTC [-] -133445;1360252341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11587 @ 0.00068102 = 7.891 BTC [-] -133444;1360252343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4188 @ 0.0006809 = 2.8516 BTC [-] -133443;1360252343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 119 @ 0.00068072 = 0.081 BTC [-] -133442;1360252453;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 6 @ 0.06 = 0.36 BTC [-] -133441;1360252453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1581 @ 0.00068072 = 1.0762 BTC [-] -133440;1360252454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10169 @ 0.00068062 = 6.9212 BTC [-] -133439;1360252479;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.05 = 0.25 BTC [-] -133438;1360252820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00068062 = 1.6335 BTC [-] -133437;1360252915;jurov;Bowjob not yet, why? -133436;1360252962;Bowjob;just a feeling. I saw 21.63 flash on gox -133435;1360252985;Bowjob;i hope it doesnt shoot up too much, or dice may lose value -133434;1360253015;jurov;so far what i've seen mpoe is being cashed out first when btc goes up -133433;1360253017;jurov;niot dice -133432;1360253021;jurov;*not -133431;1360253041;jurov;but these new investors may behave differently -133430;1360253192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 781 @ 0.00068062 = 0.5316 BTC [-] -133429;1360253194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6678 @ 0.00067971 = 4.5391 BTC [-] -133428;1360253197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00067932 = 10.1898 BTC [-] -133427;1360253198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 929 @ 0.00067925 = 0.631 BTC [-] -133426;1360253236;Bugpowder;21.63 was a bad print -133425;1360253298;Bugpowder;Dice is in trouble IMHO -133424;1360253328;Bugpowder;I'll let others try to figure out why -133423;1360253911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00068026 = 4.6258 BTC [+] -133422;1360253913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2172 @ 0.00067925 = 1.4753 BTC [-] -133421;1360253914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067922 = 2.9349 BTC [-] -133420;1360253915;pigeons;well i dont see why the usd price matters -133419;1360253916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3107 @ 0.00067922 = 2.1103 BTC [-] -133418;1360253959;jurov;;;ticker -133417;1360253961;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.27101, Best ask: 21.40999, Bid-ask spread: 0.13898, Last trade: 21.41998, 24 hour volume: 39902.02492274, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 21.43999, 24 hour vwap: 21.19806 -133416;1360254054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 697 @ 0.00590933 = 4.1188 BTC [-] -133415;1360254056;DeadWeasel;how do I get the ticker for sdice> i'll do it in a private window... :) -133414;1360254067;pigeons;!ticker m s.dice -133413;1360254068;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00590933 / 0.00633176 / 0.00677999 (889490 shares, 5,632.04 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00579156 / 0.007395 (3554009 shares, 20,583.27 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00530707 / 0.0075 (8584308 shares, 45,557.53 BTC) -133412;1360254082;DeadWeasel;thx pigeons -133411;1360254090;pigeons;m for mpex -133410;1360254097;jurov;!ticker have sdice -133409;1360254098;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.60000000 / 0.63230194 / 0.68999980 (2474 shares, 1564.31499660 BTC), 7D: 0.52100000 / 0.65971495 / 0.89000000 (6184 shares, 4079.67727865 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.62678441 / 0.89000000 (9621 shares, 6030.29283260 BTC) -133408;1360254133;jurov;!ticker amuse me -133407;1360254133;assbot;Shit. You ain't even old enough to smoke. -133406;1360254163;DeadWeasel;thx jurov -133405;1360254240;jurov;bitfunder G.SDICE 24h volume is 296BTC -133404;1360254265;jurov;;;ticker btct S.DICE-PT -133403;1360254266;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -133402;1360254278;jurov;;;ticker btctc S.DICE-PT -133401;1360254281;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -133400;1360254291;jurov;!ticker btctc S.DICE-PT -133399;1360254293;assbot;[BTCT:S.DICE-PT] 1D: 0.0061 / 0.0062 / 0.0062 (2600 shares, 16.1 BTC), 7D: 0.0061 / 0.01 / 0.0062 (4600 shares, 28.5 BTC), 30D: 0.0061 / 0.01 / 0.0062 (4600 shares, 28.5 BTC) -133398;1360254301;jurov;oh my -133397;1360254304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067924 = 2.935 BTC [+] -133396;1360254312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11479 @ 0.00067922 = 7.7968 BTC [-] -133395;1360254315;jurov;!ticker btctc gsdpt -133394;1360254316;assbot;[BTCT:GSDPT] 1D: 0.0058 / 0.0062 / 0.0062 (30906 shares, 190.1 BTC), 7D: 0.0045 / 0.01 / 0.0082 (120487 shares, 770.8 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.01 / 0.0082 (151620 shares, 954.2 BTC) -133393;1360254345;jurov;!ticker btctc bitvps -133392;1360254347;assbot;[BTCT:BITVPS] 1D: -- / -- / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: -- / 0.0 / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30D: -- / 0.0 / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC) -133391;1360254361;jurov;lol they really threw it into shitter -133390;1360254372;DeadWeasel;they did. -133389;1360254414;DeadWeasel;Think it will rebound? -133388;1360254474;jurov;only if they start paying divs -133387;1360254562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29200 @ 0.00067922 = 19.8332 BTC [-] -133386;1360254623;jurov;oh oh not so quick -133385;1360254711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3395 @ 0.00068443 = 2.3236 BTC [+] -133384;1360254714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2968 @ 0.00068566 = 2.035 BTC [+] -133383;1360254716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7837 @ 0.00068567 = 5.3736 BTC [+] -133382;1360255057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00590933 = 7.0912 BTC [-] -133381;1360255092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 565 @ 0.00590933 = 3.3388 BTC [-] -133380;1360255093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 35 @ 0.00598704 = 0.2095 BTC [+] -133379;1360255116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00067926 = 2.717 BTC [-] -133378;1360255295;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.63 = 6.3 BTC [-] -133377;1360255296;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.621 = 1.242 BTC [-] -133376;1360255298;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.62 = 3.1 BTC [-] -133375;1360255299;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.61 BTC [-] -133374;1360255300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [-] -133373;1360255301;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.6 = 2.4 BTC [-] -133372;1360255311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2252 @ 0.00068567 = 1.5441 BTC [+] -133371;1360255311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00068718 = 1.9241 BTC [+] -133370;1360255313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068898 = 2.9771 BTC [+] -133369;1360255315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3827 @ 0.00068899 = 2.6368 BTC [+] -133368;1360255385;jurov;lol https://btcto.com/ canadians have some serious apologizing to do to burnside -133367;1360255400;topace;why's that ? -133366;1360255416;jurov;too close to http://btct.co -133365;1360255443;topace;its all of canadians faults? -133364;1360255445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 321 @ 0.00067926 = 0.218 BTC [-] -133363;1360255453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067923 = 2.935 BTC [-] -133362;1360255455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4258 @ 0.00067922 = 2.8921 BTC [-] -133361;1360255459;jurov;it's running joke on reddit -133360;1360255466;topace;hah -133359;1360255467;jurov;that canadians always apologize -133358;1360255478;topace;oh, sorry didnt realize... -133357;1360255480;topace;:) -133356;1360255501;topace;lol email transfers -133355;1360255506;topace;and cheques -133354;1360255511;topace;uhh huh that'll last long -133353;1360255525;topace;as any major player has already realized, email transfers = fraud -133352;1360255531;topace;eg. virtex, canadianbitcoins -133351;1360255541;topace;but good luck to them -133350;1360255549;topace;when teh banks freeze their accounts for 2 weeks, itll be fun -133349;1360255664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068878 = 2.9762 BTC [+] -133348;1360255666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2129 @ 0.00068899 = 1.4669 BTC [+] -133347;1360255894;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.649 = 1.947 BTC [+] -133346;1360255932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 29 @ 0.00598704 = 0.1736 BTC [+] -133345;1360255934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 471 @ 0.00606924 = 2.8586 BTC [+] -133344;1360256121;Bugpowder;Interesting article on how soccer is f'ed. -133343;1360256122;Bugpowder;http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/8924593/match-fixing-soccer -133342;1360256135;Bugpowder;;;ticker -133341;1360256136;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.41101, Best ask: 21.53899, Bid-ask spread: 0.12798, Last trade: 21.41101, 24 hour volume: 41898.14339840, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 21.53900, 24 hour vwap: 21.21666 -133340;1360256144;Bugpowder;noice -133339;1360256329;Bugpowder;21.60 -133338;1360256919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067938 = 2.9356 BTC [-] -133337;1360256921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 608 @ 0.00067922 = 0.413 BTC [-] -133336;1360256976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4348 @ 0.00067922 = 2.9532 BTC [-] -133335;1360256978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1852 @ 0.00067921 = 1.2579 BTC [-] -133334;1360257076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00067921 = 6.9959 BTC [-] -133333;1360257180;Bugpowder;;;ticker -133332;1360257183;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.69000, Best ask: 21.87000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18000, Last trade: 21.87999, 24 hour volume: 45113.46106970, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 21.87999, 24 hour vwap: 21.25330 -133331;1360257222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00068649 = 2.6087 BTC [+] -133330;1360257224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068882 = 2.9764 BTC [+] -133329;1360257226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4579 @ 0.00068899 = 3.1549 BTC [+] -133328;1360257478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.00067933 = 2.2078 BTC [-] -133327;1360257478;Bugpowder;YAH! -133326;1360257484;Bugpowder;;;ticker -133325;1360257488;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.88000, Best ask: 21.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 21.78100, 24 hour volume: 48213.18622376, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 22.00000, 24 hour vwap: 21.30338 -133324;1360257500;Bugpowder;$22.00 -133323;1360257653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1071 @ 0.00067933 = 0.7276 BTC [-] -133322;1360257655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8729 @ 0.00067921 = 5.9288 BTC [-] -133321;1360257770;Diablo-D3;so -133320;1360257784;Diablo-D3;I imagine every avalon has infact been sold -133319;1360257925;pigeons;at least once -133318;1360257980;Diablo-D3;well, somewhere on the forums -133317;1360257989;Diablo-D3;they added up all the money from the block chain -133316;1360257996;Diablo-D3;and it seems to come to all the units -133315;1360258790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 91 @ 0.00606924 = 0.5523 BTC [+] -133314;1360258790;topace;!ticker m s.bbet -133313;1360258791;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0003 / 0.00086343 / 0.0011001 (19000 shares, 16.41 BTC), 7D: 0.0003 / 0.00091743 / 0.0015999 (20957 shares, 19.23 BTC), 30D: 0.0003 / 0.00080035 / 0.0035 (2360520 shares, 1,889.27 BTC) -133312;1360258791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 609 @ 0.00607973 = 3.7026 BTC [+] -133311;1360258794;imsaguy;Somewhere on the forums, they also solved world peace. -133310;1360258798;topace;wow s.bbet tanked -133309;1360258871;Diablo-D3;imsaguy: yeah I wish =/ -133308;1360258985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3780 @ 0.00067921 = 2.5674 BTC [-] -133307;1360259383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5339 @ 0.00067921 = 3.6263 BTC [-] -133306;1360259385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5811 @ 0.00067915 = 3.9465 BTC [-] -133305;1360259782;Diablo-D3;everyone should upvote this: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/182fth/i_am_matt_taibbi_politics_writer_for_rolling/c8azhpr -133304;1360260095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068435 = 2.9571 BTC [+] -133303;1360260097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7829 @ 0.00068443 = 5.3584 BTC [+] -133302;1360260199;awkorama_;hi mjr_ -133301;1360260214;mjr__;hi all -133300;1360260220;mjr__;hi awkorama -133299;1360260222;mjr__;what's new -133298;1360260242;awkorama_;not much, gathering together a team for my project now, so things are going well -133297;1360260291;mjr__;awesome -133296;1360260297;mjr__;i am doing pretty much the same thing -133295;1360260301;mjr__;it's going well -133294;1360260319;awkorama_;is your project public? as in public in #bitcoin-assets ? -133293;1360260370;truffles;awkorama didnt say thanks for answering my questions earlier -133292;1360260469;awkorama_;no problem 1NYKTuqupnichX9ue91fcLhZohJvwzn43x -133291;1360260558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5271 @ 0.00068443 = 3.6076 BTC [+] -133290;1360260559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068485 = 2.9592 BTC [+] -133289;1360260561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4647 @ 0.00068486 = 3.1825 BTC [+] -133288;1360260680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4789 @ 0.00067915 = 3.2524 BTC [-] -133287;1360260681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3561 @ 0.00067914 = 2.4184 BTC [-] -133286;1360260856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2384 @ 0.00068486 = 1.6327 BTC [+] -133285;1360260930;DeadWeasel;is there a bitfunder ticker? -133284;1360260964;Diablo-D3;no -133283;1360261108;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.new;topicseen#new -133282;1360261110;Diablo-D3;holy shit -133281;1360261116;DeadWeasel;is it possible to move shares from bitfunder to havelock? -133280;1360261129;Diablo-D3;DeadWeasel: why bother, the only good exchange is bitfunder -133279;1360261133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2669 @ 0.00068486 = 1.8279 BTC [+] -133278;1360261135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068492 = 2.9595 BTC [+] -133277;1360261137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00068493 = 1.5068 BTC [+] -133276;1360261138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2010 @ 0.00068899 = 1.3849 BTC [+] -133275;1360261211;topace;Diablo-D3: i beg to differ -133274;1360261220;Diablo-D3;request denied. -133273;1360261221;topace;DeadWeasel: yes, we'll accept incoming shares at havelock from other exchanges -133272;1360261291;DeadWeasel;ok, thanks topace -133271;1360261439;DeadWeasel;evoorhees, hows this last tranche doing? -133270;1360261445;DeadWeasel;;) -133269;1360261513;evoorhees;lol -133268;1360261537;DeadWeasel;think it will get absorbed over the next few weeks? -133267;1360261544;evoorhees;last one sold in 30 seconds, this one not a share was touched -133266;1360261565;DeadWeasel;sdice shares are paralyzed -133265;1360261597;DeadWeasel;good fun! -133264;1360261609;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -133263;1360261610;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.97001, Best ask: 22.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02999, Last trade: 21.90001, 24 hour volume: 52597.09968634, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 22.07000, 24 hour vwap: 21.37718 -133262;1360261612;evoorhees;it's okay, at the end of the day if they don't sell I get the dividends -133261;1360261617;DeadWeasel;nice -133260;1360261618;Bugpowder;5MM BTC at ~.006 is on the order of 10MM at original IPO, and much higher in $ terms due to exchange rate movement. Maybe it's not that suprising in retrospect. -133259;1360261635;evoorhees;yeah that's a fair point -133258;1360261652;Bugpowder;I thought .0062 would sell through though -133257;1360261662;Bugpowder;with stall at 4th tranche -133256;1360261675;evoorhees;yeah me too -133255;1360261685;DeadWeasel;need some Satoshi Dice media frenzy. go generate some! -133254;1360261689;evoorhees;fuckin market likes to play tricks on people -133253;1360261712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 760 @ 0.00067914 = 0.5161 BTC [-] -133252;1360261714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6123 @ 0.00067913 = 4.1583 BTC [-] -133251;1360261740;evoorhees;how's this for media... http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2013/02/06/171182974/is-online-gambling-legal-if-bitcoins-not-dollars-are-at-stake -133250;1360261742;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 337 @ 0.0062 = 2.0894 BTC [+] -133249;1360261754;evoorhees;SatoshiDice was on NPR yesterday -133248;1360261780;ThickAsThieves;nice -133247;1360261796;DeadWeasel;excellent! -133246;1360261832;evoorhees;sooo... probably 500,000 people heard of it yesterday -133245;1360261867;DeadWeasel;well, those people never heard of bitcoin before. So it's a big jump just to get BTCs then to even consider buying an SDICE share... -133244;1360261931;truffles;bet they wont know how sdice works still -133243;1360261954;truffles;evoorhees when can we expect the utube? -133242;1360261961;DeadWeasel;it would be weeks and weeks before any change is seen, then it is indistinguishable from other market movements. -133241;1360261964;DeadWeasel;interesting. -133240;1360261992;evoorhees;oh haha I don't think those people will be bying s.dice shares anytime soon -133239;1360262008;evoorhees;but they are hearing about bitcoin, that's for sure -133238;1360262021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 623 @ 0.00607973 = 3.7877 BTC [+] -133237;1360262023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0061948 = 6.1948 BTC [+] -133236;1360262024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0061949 = 30.9745 BTC [+] -133235;1360262026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4153 @ 0.00619999 = 25.7486 BTC [+] -133234;1360262039;DeadWeasel;but those with BTCs already might. I think there needs to be a cleaner version of your monthly profit and associate dividends. -133233;1360262047;DeadWeasel;half-marketing half accounting. -133232;1360262050;DeadWeasel;in pretty pretty format. -133231;1360262056;DeadWeasel;to bring in those on the fence. -133230;1360262062;DeadWeasel;get people to talk about their dividends -133229;1360262074;evoorhees;how can the monthly profit be cleaner? it's an easy google spreadsheet available to all -133228;1360262090;DeadWeasel;You know, fonts, colors, make it look professional. -133227;1360262106;DeadWeasel;grab a NYSE pdf of their numbers, steal some formatting etc -133226;1360262115;ThickAsThieves;or put it on a web page instead of a sheet -133225;1360262121;DeadWeasel;exactly. -133224;1360262124;ThickAsThieves;and make the sheet available as link on that page -133223;1360262135;ThickAsThieves;also show daily reports -133222;1360262140;DeadWeasel;the professional touch is not to be underestimated. people subconscious make more of the decision -133221;1360262148;DeadWeasel;they feel safe with professional looking documents -133220;1360262155;ThickAsThieves;project profit would be good too -133219;1360262161;ThickAsThieves;projected* -133218;1360262166;DeadWeasel;with pretty graphs. -133217;1360262206;ThickAsThieves;projected dividend too -133216;1360262209;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.349 = 1.396 BTC [-] -133215;1360262214;ThickAsThieves;that's what people want anyway -133214;1360262215;DeadWeasel;but only if you want to convert those heathen nonbelievers -133213;1360262218;DeadWeasel;yup -133212;1360262219;evoorhees;no I agree, you're absolutely right about that -133211;1360262220;ThickAsThieves;to count their imaginary future money -133210;1360262248;truffles;nominate deadweasel to do the utube! -133209;1360262252;evoorhees;I'm a marketing guy, so i understand that -133208;1360262259;DeadWeasel;play to the subconscious. :) -133207;1360262276;evoorhees;but, I don't want to be marketing the s.dice asset over and above what it's legitimately worth, if that makes sense -133206;1360262284;DeadWeasel;I've seen you in videos and on interviews, you can talk the talk. -133205;1360262285;evoorhees;I don't want to puff it up -133204;1360262304;evoorhees;I'd rather it sit just below market value, than puff up a bubble with some marketing tricks int he presentation -133203;1360262307;awkorama_;these two lines combines make no sense at all -133202;1360262314;DeadWeasel;you don't have to lie, just make the truth pretty and digestible. -133201;1360262325;truffles;yea in like 5 minutes -133200;1360262340;truffles;how to sdice -133199;1360262345;DeadWeasel;you're right, you should prepare all this and dump it out there when you get another media bubble. -133198;1360262357;DeadWeasel;all linked and fresh and prety with graphs and whatnot. -133197;1360262361;DeadWeasel;they will eat it up. -133196;1360262365;DeadWeasel;NOM NOM NOM -133195;1360262368;evoorhees;no I'm saying I don't want to do that -133194;1360262375;evoorhees;I don't want to make the asset frothy -133193;1360262396;ThickAsThieves;at this point i'm more interested in dice players than investors -133192;1360262398;truffles;briefly mention it at the end of video? -133191;1360262404;evoorhees;I think we all know how easily people dump money into unsubstantiated "opportunities" in bitcoin -133190;1360262413;DeadWeasel;no doubt -133189;1360262419;evoorhees;thickasthieves - yes, precisely -133188;1360262423;DeadWeasel;you're right, players are more important -133187;1360262425;evoorhees;I'd rather be marketing the game -133186;1360262440;DeadWeasel;i haven't even seen it since the revamp -133185;1360262446;DeadWeasel;not gonna look at work either. -133184;1360262460;ThickAsThieves;that way, when us long investors are ready to take profits from sellin shares, investors will be paying a lot more -133183;1360262478;Bugpowder;betting volume is the only thing that matters -133182;1360262507;Bugpowder;plenty of people know about s.dice that have plenty of coin -133181;1360262528;ThickAsThieves;i also dont care about whales -133180;1360262537;ThickAsThieves;they are nice n all, but they come with risk too -133179;1360262539;Bugpowder;focusing on building the player base is probably the most important thing to focus on -133178;1360262541;DeadWeasel;it was the thrill that got me to spend my first few BTCs on sdice. the frenzy inside that drove me. -133177;1360262551;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 8 @ 0.3498 = 2.7984 BTC [+] -133176;1360262551;ThickAsThieves;and you can make more stable money from 100 small timers -133175;1360262552;DeadWeasel;you gotta catch new players when they buy their first BTCs. -133174;1360262567;DeadWeasel;maybe work with wallet services to market you to new accounts. that would be sweet. -133173;1360262585;DeadWeasel;your blockchain.info one is great, that thing is a BTC sucubus -133172;1360262586;ThickAsThieves;yeah, i do think the POV is, teach gamblers about bitcoin thru sdice, not the reverse -133171;1360262614;truffles;boo we dont need marketing, we need a utube how to! -133170;1360262617;topace;[11:35:36] the professional touch is not to be underestimated. people subconscious make more of the decision -133169;1360262618;DeadWeasel;that's true, the ones driven away by the US laws. -133168;1360262624;topace;^ that was our thought process as we developed havelock -133167;1360262628;topace;we weanted it to LOOK professional -133166;1360262631;DeadWeasel;give them a happy home before the other sites get organized and into BTC -133165;1360262636;topace;not look like mpex :p (no offense mp ) -133164;1360262640;DeadWeasel;you did good topace -133163;1360262663;ThickAsThieves;topace: true, my first purchases were all at havelock because it was the easiest exchange to find and understand how to use -133162;1360262670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2027 @ 0.00067913 = 1.3766 BTC [-] -133161;1360262672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006791 = 2.9344 BTC [-] -133160;1360262674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9750 @ 0.00067878 = 6.6181 BTC [-] -133159;1360262675;ThickAsThieves;bitfunder does look nice tho -133158;1360262678;topace;ThickAsThieves: awesome good to hear! -133157;1360262678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00067877 = 2.1042 BTC [-] -133156;1360262679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27626 @ 0.00067854 = 18.7453 BTC [-] -133155;1360262682;ThickAsThieves;BTCTC needs work -133154;1360262699;ThickAsThieves;it looks "old" -133153;1360262757;truffles;make sdice website better for starters -133152;1360262758;ThickAsThieves;no offense, if the creator is reading ;) -133151;1360262815;ThickAsThieves;what about putting bitcoin: links on the addresses on the home page? -133150;1360262825;ThickAsThieves;that's the first thing i tried to do -133149;1360262827;evoorhees;if anyone can make me a utube vid for sdice, please pm me -133148;1360262851;topace;evoorhees: so, 4th tranche? gonna hold off for a bit ? -133147;1360262854;truffles;can i have video veto power? -133146;1360262861;topace;until last nights gets gobbled up? -133145;1360262888;ThickAsThieves;I do graphics and some sound design, no video though -133144;1360262927;truffles;u could do talking -133143;1360262977;ThickAsThieves;I could probably record the voiceover in my studio if I had a script -133142;1360262986;evoorhees;yeah 4th tranche is on hold for now -133141;1360263009;truffles;to write a script i would need to know what it was about.. -133140;1360263023;evoorhees;well actually - I only want someone to do a vid if that person is really experienced with it. -133139;1360263026;evoorhees;want it to be professional -133138;1360263029;ThickAsThieves;agreed -133137;1360263042;evoorhees;not sure that person will be hangin out in the bitcoin-assets channel ;) -133136;1360263059;truffles;oh now who is being picky -133135;1360263071;ThickAsThieves;i could do respectable graphics, but no I can't help with vid -133134;1360263114;ThickAsThieves;plus you have the money to hire a whole firm -133133;1360263165;DeadWeasel;get a college intern with a nice camera, youll find them in the AV club -133132;1360263170;truffles;yea hire a proper webdesigner.. -133131;1360263175;DeadWeasel;will work for beans -133130;1360263204;truffles;before this epic video -133129;1360263225;ThickAsThieves;I don't mind the current website -133128;1360263239;ThickAsThieves;other than how the background img isnt large enough -133127;1360263240;truffles;i do.. -133126;1360263270;evoorhees;truffles - link a good website, Id' like to see your preference -133125;1360263283;ThickAsThieves;social media buttons could be bette rplaced, but maybe they get used more in that spot -133124;1360263286;truffles;oh im way too picky -133123;1360263290;truffles;but must not have clutter -133122;1360263306;DeadWeasel;needs examples, go find one! :) -133121;1360263319;truffles;let me see.. -133120;1360263321;evoorhees;yeah I want example -133119;1360263338;truffles;of cluttery? -133118;1360263358;DeadWeasel;not shit examples, pro examples. -133117;1360263411;truffles;def puts me on the spot, i visit a lotta shit websites lol -133116;1360263417;truffles;i get to voice my dislike here -133115;1360263419;truffles;im looking though -133114;1360263444;ThickAsThieves;heh, if i google "gamble online" first return is "FBI — Online Gambling Is Illegal" -133113;1360263525;DeadWeasel;hahaha -133112;1360263589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00619999 = 31 BTC [+] -133111;1360263623;ThickAsThieves;yeesh, are there any good looking gambling sites? -133110;1360263640;truffles;pokerstars? -133109;1360263689;ThickAsThieves;not ugly, but lifeless -133108;1360263695;ThickAsThieves;(pokerstars) -133107;1360263699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067874 = 2.9328 BTC [+] -133106;1360263701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8207 @ 0.00067854 = 5.5688 BTC [-] -133105;1360263717;Luceo;Seals with clubs? :D -133104;1360263730;truffles;oh no too much clutter on there -133103;1360263763;ThickAsThieves;what other types of sites have to show a spreadsheet on the home page? -133102;1360263790;truffles;the how to page on sdice is okay, the main page too much green -133101;1360263816;ThickAsThieves;lol the how to is just typography -133100;1360263842;truffles;http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com/ -133099;1360263876;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 48 @ 0.6255 = 30.024 BTC [-] -133098;1360263878;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.625 = 1.25 BTC [-] -133097;1360263883;ThickAsThieves;neat, but how would that translate? -133096;1360263917;truffles;doesnt have to be as good as that -133095;1360264077;thestringpuller;nnakdkfkfk -133094;1360264170;ThickAsThieves;after looking for a bit, sdice site has a better design than so many gambling related sites -133093;1360264191;truffles;but it just looks cheap.. -133092;1360264502;truffles;cant find any other examples i forum too much -133091;1360264627;truffles;http://imagecrab.com/ cool : ) -133090;1360264752;maximian;ervoorhees: what's in the pipeline in terms of s.dice marketing? -133089;1360264796;maximian;'evoorhees' that is -133088;1360264852;evoorhees;honestly it's getting way more marketing than I want, currently -133087;1360264878;maximian;don't like all the attention? -133086;1360264894;evoorhees;I'll figure out some excellent marketing for it, but not until I've gotten some good legal advice on how to protect this thing -133085;1360264900;maximian;right -133084;1360264903;truffles;preventive steps to not get doj-ed? -133083;1360264915;evoorhees;would be bad for my investors if I got it super popular only to have it shut down -133082;1360264918;evoorhees;yeah -133081;1360264925;evoorhees;I think that's the most important thing right now -133080;1360264932;maximian;I have a feeling your lawyer is going to say "you're doing WHAT?!" -133079;1360264937;truffles;just dont fly to merica -133078;1360264972;maximian;no, he should fly out of america tout de suite -133077;1360264975;maximian;:) -133076;1360264988;evoorhees;there are US citizens and companies that operate online gambling businesses, but it has to be domiciled properly, usually licensed properly, and has to comply with some rules -133075;1360264989;truffles;lives there now? -133074;1360264993;truffles;gtfo asap? -133073;1360264996;evoorhees;so that's what I'm in the process of exploring -133072;1360265090;truffles;but ure in ireland or something right -133071;1360265107;evoorhees;SatoshiDice is in ireland -133070;1360265120;truffles;yea but are u there too -133069;1360265125;evoorhees;no -133068;1360265133;truffles;merica? -133067;1360265137;evoorhees;merica -133066;1360265141;truffles;oh boy -133065;1360265162;maximian;You haven't converted a dime of the won BTC to fiat, correct? -133064;1360265165;evoorhees;land of the free -133063;1360265169;evoorhees;correct -133062;1360265198;maximian;That's definitely smart -133061;1360265207;truffles;if u were just a regular employee dont think it matters, but if ure the face maybe -133060;1360265210;maximian;until you develop a game plan -133059;1360265239;maximian;because you can still argue that it's just play tokens -133058;1360265246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068258 = 2.9494 BTC [+] -133057;1360265247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9679 @ 0.00068262 = 6.6071 BTC [+] -133056;1360265330;maximian;If this uncertainty didn't exist, I wouldn't care if the share price was 0.0001, because I could be confident that I'd extract dividends for years -133055;1360265375;evoorhees;thus me seeking legal advice ;) -133054;1360265476;truffles;free advice right here, leave merica.. -133053;1360265664;maximian;My free advice (more of a longing): redirect satoshidice.com to satoshidice.ie or some other domain while you still can. The website being seized will spook a lot of existing players away. -133052;1360265665;Schadenfreude;Even SE-Asia is better for that kind of business. In Europe look into Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Monaco etc. -133051;1360265707;maximian;some other non-US controlled TLD I should say -133050;1360265732;Schadenfreude;The USA is in a bad state, the IRS and its jack-booted thugs might not care if what zou do is legal if it even is a bit dubious -133049;1360265734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2435 @ 0.00068262 = 1.6622 BTC [+] -133048;1360265735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068299 = 2.9512 BTC [+] -133047;1360265736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1444 @ 0.000683 = 0.9863 BTC [+] -133046;1360265743;Schadenfreude;you* -133045;1360266006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068207 = 2.9472 BTC [-] -133044;1360266013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4887 @ 0.00068181 = 3.332 BTC [-] -133043;1360266178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068183 = 2.9462 BTC [+] -133042;1360266180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4646 @ 0.00068181 = 3.1677 BTC [-] -133041;1360266246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31331 @ 0.00068181 = 21.3618 BTC [-] -133040;1360266255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 769 @ 0.00068023 = 0.5231 BTC [-] -133039;1360266300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068292 = 2.9509 BTC [+] -133038;1360266302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 329 @ 0.000683 = 0.2247 BTC [+] -133037;1360266348;jcpham; -hustler I started at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.0 I used pgp, and have not yet registered a BTC address. I don't know if I have to re-authenticate each login or not. There is a lot of info to assimilate, and I'm not there yet. -133036;1360266362;jcpham;^ someone quoted a MPO-PR post in -otc -133035;1360266390;jcpham;i call paradox -133034;1360266651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068274 = 2.9501 BTC [-] -133033;1360266653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3679 @ 0.000683 = 2.5128 BTC [+] -133032;1360267460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068279 = 2.9503 BTC [-] -133031;1360267462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6748 @ 0.000683 = 4.6089 BTC [+] -133030;1360267463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2358 @ 0.00068351 = 1.6117 BTC [+] -133029;1360267699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4025 @ 0.00068894 = 2.773 BTC [+] -133028;1360268342;Bugpowder;dumpage -133027;1360268585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00068822 = 6.3316 BTC [-] -133026;1360269074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00068822 = 7.364 BTC [-] -133025;1360269146;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -133024;1360269146;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 21.75002, Best ask: 21.84999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09997, Last trade: 21.75001, 24 hour volume: 60296.08920281, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 22.15000, 24 hour vwap: 21.46847 -133023;1360269168;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24hprc -133022;1360269169;gribble;21.42 -133021;1360269292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1975 @ 0.00068894 = 1.3607 BTC [+] -133020;1360269294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 225 @ 0.00068899 = 0.155 BTC [+] -133019;1360269306;DeadWeasel;!ticker m s.dice -133018;1360269308;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00590933 / 0.00632497 / 0.00677999 (892420 shares, 5,644.53 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.0057918 / 0.007395 (3565080 shares, 20,648.26 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00532461 / 0.0075 (8366014 shares, 44,545.81 BTC) -133017;1360269926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1273 @ 0.00068822 = 0.8761 BTC [-] -133016;1360269928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068024 = 2.9393 BTC [-] -133015;1360269929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12294 @ 0.00068023 = 8.3627 BTC [-] -133014;1360269995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1940 @ 0.00068899 = 1.3366 BTC [+] -133013;1360269997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006898 = 2.9806 BTC [+] -133012;1360269999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5739 @ 0.00068981 = 3.9588 BTC [+] -133011;1360270014;topace;!ticker h sdice -133010;1360270016;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.60000000 / 0.63206115 / 0.68999980 (2551 shares, 1612.38799660 BTC), 7D: 0.52100000 / 0.6591122 / 0.89000000 (6250 shares, 4119.45127865 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.62864917 / 0.89000000 (9575 shares, 6019.31583260 BTC) -133009;1360270235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4261 @ 0.00068981 = 2.9393 BTC [+] -133008;1360270237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6889 @ 0.00068982 = 4.7522 BTC [+] -133007;1360270315;Chilca;Why everyone is selling S.DICE? -133006;1360270521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00068982 = 7.0707 BTC [+] -133005;1360270548;topace;everyones not, most people are buying, just lots of fsupply right now with eric dumping 3million shares on the market -133004;1360270679;gesell;anyone have a copy of the old bitcoin forum? -133003;1360270973;DeadWeasel;buy it up Chilca! -133002;1360270978;DeadWeasel;it's an investment! -133001;1360271012;Chilca;I don't have more money to buy more!! -133000;1360271924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2866 @ 0.00068913 = 1.975 BTC [-] -132999;1360271926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068358 = 2.9537 BTC [-] -132998;1360271927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11350 @ 0.00068351 = 7.7578 BTC [-] -132997;1360271929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 787 @ 0.00068023 = 0.5353 BTC [-] -132996;1360271929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7276 @ 0.00067999 = 4.9476 BTC [-] -132995;1360272372;burnside_afk;[06:41] lol https://btcto.com/ canadians have some serious apologizing to do to burnside -132994;1360272374;burnside_afk;[06:41] why's that ? -132993;1360272381;burnside_afk;[06:42] too close to http://btct.co -132992;1360272383;burnside_afk;[06:42] its all of canadians faults? -132991;1360272386;burnside_afk;heh -132990;1360272451;burnside;I think they're confused. Shoulda been btcto.ca. ;) -132989;1360272456;burnside;or btct.ca -132988;1360273119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068963 = 2.9799 BTC [+] -132987;1360273122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3211 @ 0.00068979 = 2.2149 BTC [+] -132986;1360273154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8635 @ 0.00619999 = 53.5369 BTC [+] -132985;1360273345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2848 @ 0.00067999 = 1.9366 BTC [-] -132984;1360273346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067904 = 2.9341 BTC [-] -132983;1360273348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 831 @ 0.00067903 = 0.5643 BTC [-] -132982;1360273411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 490 @ 0.0006792 = 0.3328 BTC [+] -132981;1360274028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068965 = 2.98 BTC [+] -132980;1360274029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2284 @ 0.00068979 = 1.5755 BTC [+] -132979;1360274707;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3831 @ 0.0006792 = 2.602 BTC [-] -132978;1360274709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7369 @ 0.00067903 = 5.0038 BTC [-] -132977;1360275044;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Where in the PDF does it say "4 machines"? -132976;1360275089;Diablo-D3;the numactl output -132975;1360275091;Diablo-D3;lists 4 nodes -132974;1360275103;Diablo-D3;and count the cores, has 32 cores -132973;1360275106;midnightmagic;It mentions the word "machine", singular, before that. -132972;1360275117;midnightmagic;Right, I am logged into a machine right now with 32 cores, and it's just one machine. -132971;1360275156;Diablo-D3;in 2010, AMD didnt make a CPU that had 16 cores -132970;1360275157;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.61 = 1.83 BTC [-] -132969;1360275166;Diablo-D3;and we agree those are 2 socket machines -132968;1360275172;midnightmagic;Even the little picture describes a single processor with 16 cores. -132967;1360275200;Bugpowder;hyperthreading? -132966;1360275204;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: no. -132965;1360275214;Diablo-D3;AMD has never done hyperthreading -132964;1360275239;Diablo-D3;AMD skipped that step and just do what Sun and IBM do -132963;1360275270;midnightmagic;Dude. If it is significantly slower, and interfering with other CPUs (so the effect is multiplicative), then it is orders of magnitude slower to access remote memory, and a single box is a NUMA box. -132962;1360275306;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: yes, but where would you find a machine that fits that description? -132961;1360275307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00068966 = 1.8966 BTC [+] -132960;1360275320;Diablo-D3;and more importantly, who would buy it when they could buy functioning opteron and xeon boxes instead? -132959;1360275329;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: They've been around for years. I have been personally benchmarking them for years. -132958;1360275377;midnightmagic;Admit that the PDF I linked is talking about a single box! -132957;1360275383;Diablo-D3;because its not -132956;1360275402;Diablo-D3;if it said 24 cores, you could possibly argue that if I didnt already know better -132955;1360275441;Diablo-D3;the 12 core CPUs that the new 16 core bulldozers replace are actually MCM, complete with two memory controllers -132954;1360275455;Diablo-D3;and an internal cross-socket bus -132953;1360275486;Diablo-D3;so if opteron was actually numa like you thought it was, it'd look like that except 24 cores -132952;1360275503;midnightmagic;http://developer.amd.com/assets/LibNUMA-WP-fv1.pdf -132951;1360275519;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: yes, Ive played with libnuma before -132950;1360275524;Diablo-D3;numactl and friends use it -132949;1360275535;midnightmagic;"INTRODUCTION TO NUMA" page 4. -132948;1360275538;Diablo-D3;AMD manufactures very large numa machines -132947;1360275545;Diablo-D3;like, half the top 500 are AMD NUMAs -132946;1360275598;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: anyhow, if numastat says you have multiple nodes, then either you're on numa or linux has a good reason for treating your box like numa -132945;1360275611;Diablo-D3;Ive never seen a single opteron box ever say more than one node -132944;1360275617;midnightmagic;"One great advantage of the NUMA architecture is that even in a big system with many CPUs it is possible to get very low latency on the local memory." -132943;1360275645;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: yes, that statement does not conflict with anything I said -132942;1360275650;Diablo-D3;numa doesnt effect local memory latency -132941;1360275706;midnightmagic;available: 4 nodes (0-3) -132940;1360275709;midnightmagic;:P -132939;1360275737;midnightmagic;That machine is like 6 years old. -132938;1360275740;Diablo-D3;yes, I already pasted that in the other channel -132937;1360275752;midnightmagic;No that's the machine I'm currently logged into right now. -132936;1360275760;Diablo-D3;weird, I wonder whats wrong with it -132935;1360275769;Diablo-D3;how many sockets? -132934;1360275852;midnightmagic;It's an Opteron 854 based machine. Opteron 854s are single-core. You tell me how many sockets. -132933;1360275916;Diablo-D3;huh, socket 940 -132932;1360275953;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: I think I know why it has numa enabled -132931;1360275956;midnightmagic;So for 6 years your definition has been wrong, at least. -132930;1360275967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1571 @ 0.00068966 = 1.0835 BTC [+] -132929;1360275970;midnightmagic;Grandpa. -132928;1360275973;Diablo-D3;940 only had one htx bus -132927;1360275980;Diablo-D3;so theres an htx bridge somewhere on your mobo -132926;1360275989;kakobrekla;;;ticker -132925;1360275990;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.00001, Best ask: 22.07497, Bid-ask spread: 0.07496, Last trade: 22.00001, 24 hour volume: 61920.41125063, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 22.15000, 24 hour vwap: 21.51373 -132924;1360276007;Diablo-D3;same reason I said some older 8 socket boards might appear as numa -132923;1360276017;midnightmagic;This is a 4-socket. -132922;1360276018;Diablo-D3;not enough individual htx links -132921;1360276062;Diablo-D3;they built two circular rings, then added two bridges where the crosses would go -132920;1360276069;Diablo-D3;a fucking mutant of a machine -132919;1360276091;midnightmagic;Right, it's so alien, it's the ONE EXCEPTION to your definition. -132918;1360276111;midnightmagic;Woops, NUMA exists on multi-socket, single-box machines.. -132917;1360276120;midnightmagic;Definition fail. -132916;1360276124;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: not at all -132915;1360276138;midnightmagic;:P Why do you dislike moore? -132914;1360276155;Diablo-D3;I dont, I just dont like people claiming anything with more than one socket is numa -132913;1360276158;Diablo-D3;its just nonsensical -132912;1360276179;midnightmagic;Except that I have a machine that AMD calls NUMA that I'm logged into right now. -132911;1360276181;Diablo-D3;and I believe I also said that opterons with htx bridges are numa -132910;1360276194;Diablo-D3;yours has bridges. its numa. -132909;1360276222;Diablo-D3;I'd hate to own that machine though -132908;1360276247;Diablo-D3;you have to be very careful not to use anything that uses threads and/or isnt numa safe -132907;1360276258;midnightmagic;11:30 < moore> and when you have non uniforme access to memory like in a multi socket system it is nonuniform -132906;1360276263;Diablo-D3;not only does that program slow down, but it assrapes the entire machine -132905;1360276267;midnightmagic;I'm fairly sure he's limited it to the definition of NUMA. -132904;1360276277;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: thats not the way I interpreted that -132903;1360276292;midnightmagic;The definition of NUMA is non-uniform, it's in the acronym. -132902;1360276310;Diablo-D3;yes, but you and him were both claiming ANY non-local memory bank is non-uniform -132901;1360276317;Diablo-D3;which its not -132900;1360276376;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: and btw, it works the other way -132899;1360276383;midnightmagic;I know you don't log, but even in your scrollback, I'm fairly sure you can't find a quote from me where I asserted that. -132898;1360276389;Diablo-D3;opteron memory controllers talk to each other to synchronize various things -132897;1360276399;Diablo-D3;they dont when they're on other sides of an htx bridge -132896;1360276414;midnightmagic;King of whargarble.. -132895;1360276425;Diablo-D3;if amd ever fixed that, you might end up with a non-numa supercomputer. -132894;1360276447;midnightmagic;I'm fairly sure that speed of memory access is the only qualifier. -132893;1360276469;Diablo-D3;yes, but I go by magnitudes -132892;1360276471;midnightmagic;Also AMD calls the machines NUMA. -132891;1360276482;Diablo-D3;external htx buses are slow and high latency -132890;1360276541;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: btw, ONLY claiming non-locality of memory being slow means numa -132889;1360276544;Diablo-D3;then what about GPUs? -132888;1360276570;Diablo-D3;are they NUMA too? your definition seems to fit that even though its really wrong -132887;1360276584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068243 = 2.9488 BTC [-] -132886;1360276585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4679 @ 0.00068218 = 3.1919 BTC [-] -132885;1360276600;Diablo-D3;the majority of memory isnt local to compute units -132884;1360276614;midnightmagic;Yes, GPU memory is non-uniform also. -132883;1360276626;Diablo-D3;its non-uniform, but is it numa? -132882;1360276689;Diablo-D3;actually, I wonder if it does really qualify to be called that -132881;1360276689;midnightmagic;It is much slower for the CPU to access the memory of a GPU, and thus by definition it is also non-uniform memory access. -132880;1360276696;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60og9gwKh1o <-diablo -132879;1360276704;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: Im talking just from the perspective of the gpu -132878;1360276750;midnightmagic;Taken as a unified whole, any processor "accessing" other memory, regardless of whether the system has to *push* memory out to a GPU and act as an interloper, means it is non-uniform memory access. -132877;1360276760;midnightmagic;intermediary even. -132876;1360276775;Diablo-D3;yeah, but Im just talking the gpu accessing vram -132875;1360276779;Diablo-D3;vram is non-local -132874;1360276786;Diablo-D3;to the gpu itself -132873;1360276804;Diablo-D3;compute units actually have local memory, and individual threads have local memory on top of that -132872;1360276846;midnightmagic;I don't know enough about that to meaningfully discuss it with you. -132871;1360276858;Diablo-D3;heh -132870;1360276862;midnightmagic;So are you just trolling moore? -132869;1360276872;Diablo-D3;no, I thought moore was trolling me -132868;1360276872;midnightmagic;a/are/were/ ? -132867;1360276911;midnightmagic;No, really. Did you just make all this up and then got surprised so you have to defend it by pretending "node" in the literature means something other than what it does? -132866;1360276978;Diablo-D3;huh? the only thing you've done is found a box that qualifies to be called numa -132865;1360276998;Diablo-D3;and due to how its constructed, yes, using it as numa is a better use of it's resources -132864;1360277070;midnightmagic;"its". -132863;1360277094;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: and btw, that 8 core box I described, Im pretty sure it had a northbridge for the second ring -132862;1360277098;Bugpowder;You guys should hang out, maybe go on a date -132861;1360277099;Diablo-D3;ie, two northbridges in one box -132860;1360277103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00619998 = 7.44 BTC [-] -132859;1360277125;Diablo-D3;strange ass machine -132858;1360277143;midnightmagic;You mean super common amongst processors that have individual MM. -132857;1360277163;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: I said 2 not 8. -132856;1360277170;midnightmagic;"Super common machine." There.. FTFY. -132855;1360277174;dub;Bugpowder: they should take it to #bitcoin-bromance -132854;1360277190;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: its not common for machines to have more than one northbridge -132853;1360277207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006896 = 2.9798 BTC [+] -132852;1360277209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13029 @ 0.00068979 = 8.9873 BTC [+] -132851;1360277219;midnightmagic;Ah, you're talking about your own machine, not the one I'm currently logged into right now. -132850;1360277225;ThickAsThieves;Intel is so much better than AMD -132849;1360277230;midnightmagic;I'm talking about the one I'm currently logged into. -132848;1360277231;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: Im talking in genral -132847;1360277239;Namworld;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1510110#msg1510110 -132846;1360277242;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: yours I wouldnt doubt it has a weird layout -132845;1360277249;Namworld;Now that's what I'm talking about -132844;1360277254;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: it probably has at least one htx bridge -132843;1360277265;midnightmagic;And.. almost every other machine that has a multi-socketed processor where each processor has a mm onboard and hands out memory to other processors over an interconnect. -132842;1360277280;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: I dont consider mm northbridges -132841;1360277310;midnightmagic;Pretty much every processor that can be used in a multi-socket machine now benefits from a NUMA-aware Linux. -132840;1360277321;Diablo-D3;probably. -132839;1360277333;Diablo-D3;dont get me wrong, I wish more shit was numa aware -132838;1360277347;Diablo-D3;Namworld: yeah, I think thats awesome -132837;1360277366;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: as a programmer, Ive basically rejected threading altogether -132836;1360277369;Namworld;I think my ASICMINER shares will be sold =/ -132835;1360277376;Diablo-D3;Namworld: why? -132834;1360277388;Namworld;Because they're already on auction -132833;1360277392;Diablo-D3;heh -132832;1360277399;Diablo-D3;what are you selling them for? -132831;1360277402;Namworld;and past their reserve price -132830;1360277426;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3910 @ 0.0062 = 24.242 BTC [+] -132829;1360277428;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 16090 @ 0.0062 = 99.758 BTC [+] -132828;1360277431;midnightmagic;So when do consumer asicminer devices go on sale? -132827;1360277439;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: wont be with this batch -132826;1360277448;Diablo-D3;Namworld: and where are you selling them? -132825;1360277451;pigeons;midnightmagic: avalon has sold 2 batches -132824;1360277461;pigeons;oh asicminer the brand -132823;1360277463;pigeons;sorry -132822;1360277466;Diablo-D3;-_-` -132821;1360277475;pigeons;i thought you meant "consumer asic mining devices" -132820;1360277487;Namworld;on the forums -132819;1360277515;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: anyhow, whatever. if numactl says its numa, its probably numa, and I was tired of this argument long before gmaxwell freaked out -132818;1360277533;Namworld;If the others never ship, I'll be pissed. -132817;1360277533;midnightmagic;:P -132816;1360277546;Diablo-D3;Namworld: bfl probably wont, and basic failed to ship -132815;1360277564;midnightmagic;If the others never ship, asicminer will have enough hash to 50%, and asic doomsday will happen. -132814;1360277580;Diablo-D3;erm, you both do realize avalon shipped, right? -132813;1360277597;Namworld;Yeah -132812;1360277599;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: I don't hear about anyone else receiving their units. -132811;1360277605;Diablo-D3;2 out of 4 isnt bad when you realize how fucking scammy shit is -132810;1360277609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00068979 = 5.9667 BTC [+] -132809;1360277617;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Also, Yifu said the source would be published ages ago, but I don't see it. -132808;1360277618;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: dude, I really doubt they made 2 fully functioning machines like that -132807;1360277628;pigeons;i want an avalon -132806;1360277632;Diablo-D3;the source for what, exactly? openwrt and cgminer? -132805;1360277640;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Yeah me too. And they're not fully functioning. Have you been seeing all the reboots Jeff's unit is doing? -132804;1360277641;Namworld;BFL might still save their face and just be really late incompetents. -132803;1360277645;Diablo-D3;its not like he wrote any software -132802;1360277655;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Their changes to cgminer I'm personally most interested in. -132801;1360277656;Namworld;Otherwise, sucks for everyone. -132800;1360277659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068253 = 2.9492 BTC [-] -132799;1360277661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8534 @ 0.00068218 = 5.8217 BTC [-] -132798;1360277662;Namworld;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141067.msg1510245#msg1510245 -132797;1360277670;Namworld;Well the auction thread -132796;1360277673;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: I dont know why the reboots are happening -132795;1360277679;Diablo-D3;I think they did the fault detection shit wrong -132794;1360277686;Diablo-D3;instead of just handling it normally, they reboot the whole box -132793;1360277713;Diablo-D3;0.35 price per share? huh -132792;1360277721;Bugpowder;you bought at .1? -132791;1360277726;Bugpowder;That is sweet -132790;1360277728;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: I'm really hoping it's not that sensitive to heat. Because that would suck.. -132789;1360277730;Namworld;yeah -132788;1360277737;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: its not -132787;1360277740;Bugpowder;it is more money than you would make by holding the shares and recieving dividends -132786;1360277751;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Jeff said when he gets it cooled properly the reboots ease up. -132785;1360277755;Namworld;But looks like ASICMINER is deploying boards. Plus it's not like it's a fixed bond. -132784;1360277761;Bugpowder;AND you could then put the proceeds on NO on the BFL bitbet to increase it even more -132783;1360277776;Diablo-D3;;;calc 0.36 * 696 -132782;1360277777;gribble;250.56 -132781;1360277777;Namworld;It's a long term profit share of an ASIC manufacturer -132780;1360277782;Diablo-D3;meh -132779;1360277792;Bugpowder;250BTC aint bad -132778;1360277799;Bugpowder;I would take it and run -132777;1360277806;midnightmagic;Is asicminer listed on an exchange somewhere? -132776;1360277810;Bugpowder;NOP -132775;1360277814;Namworld;We're at day 3.5 of a 7 days auction. -132774;1360277828;Namworld;last ones went for 0.45 each -132773;1360277834;Namworld;was only 10 shares tho -132772;1360277841;Diablo-D3;hrm -132771;1360277846;Diablo-D3;;;calc 0.35 * 696 -132770;1360277847;gribble;243.6 -132769;1360277877;Bugpowder;If avalon really hasn't shipped -132768;1360277892;midnightmagic;Bugpowder: They said there were customs delays. -132767;1360277897;Bugpowder;These shares could make. 1BTC each -132766;1360277906;Bugpowder;I think that is the max upside -132765;1360277915;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: I think closer to 2 -132764;1360277915;midnightmagic;On the bright side, I heard back from them and they told me that Icarus owners get to jump the line. :) -132763;1360277920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3751 @ 0.00068219 = 2.5589 BTC [+] -132762;1360277950;Diablo-D3;well, let the games begin I guess -132761;1360277979;Bugpowder;Although, the best use of fiat was to actually BUY bitcoins instead of mining equipment -132760;1360278042;Diablo-D3;;;calc 0.32 * 696 -132759;1360278043;gribble;222.72 -132758;1360278043;midnightmagic;Bugpowder: From a purely economic sense. *Some* people just want to participate more as a miner, and get pristine coins. -132757;1360278088;midnightmagic;pigeons: Originally, 200+ share owners for asicminer were planned to be able to trade-in and get an asicminer. I don't know what's happening with that deal these days. -132756;1360278098;Bugpowder;yeah, mining is kinda fun -132755;1360278116;Bugpowder;until my apt smelled like hot PCBs -132754;1360278166;Diablo-D3;Namworld: I made a bid -132753;1360278231;pigeons;another one I wonder about is deepbit reclaimer asics where you buy the shares at icbit.se -132752;1360278250;kakobrekla;that one is dead -132751;1360278360;Diablo-D3;Namworld: hahahaha I made the list short -132750;1360278364;Namworld;You sure it's going to be rentable? -132749;1360278394;dub;you would have to assume asicminer got their boards hashing individually before racking them up -132748;1360278429;Namworld;If they stick around for at least a year mining and selling ASICs, I guess... more if they design new chips in the future. -132747;1360278446;Namworld;I guess the competition will be an important impact -132746;1360278529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006876 = 2.9711 BTC [+] -132745;1360278530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 455 @ 0.00068753 = 0.3128 BTC [-] -132744;1360278541;Namworld;I am torn right now, by my will to secure a profit right away and how good ASICMINER seems to be turning out. -132743;1360278573;dub;somebody said that once you have a design applying it to 'smaller process' is easier? -132742;1360278581;Diablo-D3;dub: yes -132741;1360279178;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.63999999 = 1.28 BTC [+] -132740;1360279411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068953 = 2.9795 BTC [+] -132739;1360279413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1779 @ 0.00068978 = 1.2271 BTC [+] -132738;1360279507;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1510794#msg1510794 why the fuck would you mock up at least 4 subracks? -132737;1360279587;dub;gah its the forum. -132736;1360279634;Diablo-D3;dub: I like to think of them as ghetto bladeboxes -132735;1360279841;dub;theres plenty of telco kit in that type of configuration, ISDN muxes etc -132734;1360279926;Diablo-D3;I thought that kind of gear was horizontal? -132733;1360280060;midnightmagic;pigeons: Reclaimer, at least in the broken google translation from Russian, was going to be extremely technically complex to configure. Much more raw than the other polished devices coming online. -132732;1360280066;dub;not by convention that I am aware, most of what I've seen has vertical cards -132731;1360280321;midnightmagic;pigeons: Tycho is taking refund requests now from reclaimer orders.. -132730;1360280540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.000688 = 1.9952 BTC [-] -132729;1360280541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 570 @ 0.00068775 = 0.392 BTC [-] -132728;1360280543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14695 @ 0.00068753 = 10.1033 BTC [-] -132727;1360280544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4933 @ 0.00068522 = 3.3802 BTC [-] -132726;1360280546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7055 @ 0.00068218 = 4.8128 BTC [-] -132725;1360280842;Bugpowder;loving this relentless buying pressure -132724;1360280844;Bugpowder;22.21 -132723;1360280874;kakobrekla;;;ticker -132722;1360280875;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.18000, Best ask: 22.20810, Bid-ask spread: 0.02810, Last trade: 22.20810, 24 hour volume: 62600.03776828, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 22.20810, 24 hour vwap: 21.55024 -132721;1360280917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068959 = 2.9797 BTC [+] -132720;1360280919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2679 @ 0.00068978 = 1.8479 BTC [+] -132719;1360281005;Namworld;But will it last is the question -132718;1360281042;dub;hope not -132717;1360281082;dub;Namworld: have you worked out how transfering your asicminer shares is gogin to work? -132716;1360281092;dub;might be tempted to sell mine around that rte -132715;1360281099;dub;rate* -132714;1360281118;Namworld;ASICMINER plans to make an exclusive platform to transfer shares. -132713;1360281139;Namworld;If it's not done before dividends coming in, I plan to just forward them. -132712;1360281144;dub;yeah but in the interim, or are you holding on behalf until then? -132711;1360281147;dub;ah -132710;1360281149;Namworld;yes -132709;1360281158;Namworld;I guess there's no other options -132708;1360281183;Namworld;Unless friedcat is willing to make it personally and verify a signed statement from me -132707;1360281187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068238 = 2.9486 BTC [-] -132706;1360281189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 679 @ 0.00068218 = 0.4632 BTC [-] -132705;1360281340;Ukto;thought he was -132704;1360281483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.0006897 = 1.7932 BTC [+] -132703;1360281683;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 75 @ 0.0099 = 0.7425 BTC [-] -132702;1360281716;Namworld;Ah, I was not sure -132701;1360281726;Namworld;His thread is huge, might have missed it. -132700;1360281783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1721 @ 0.0006897 = 1.187 BTC [+] -132699;1360281785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5542 @ 0.00068978 = 3.8228 BTC [+] -132698;1360281787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3837 @ 0.00068979 = 2.6467 BTC [+] -132697;1360281916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1196 @ 0.00619998 = 7.4152 BTC [-] -132696;1360282048;jurov;;;ticker -132695;1360282050;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.02102, Best ask: 22.19800, Bid-ask spread: 0.17698, Last trade: 22.02102, 24 hour volume: 63404.43122740, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 22.21999, 24 hour vwap: 21.57193 -132694;1360282062;jurov;new high? -132693;1360282083;Bugpowder;Well -132692;1360282089;Bugpowder;If you plot the monthly -132691;1360282105;Bugpowder;it has been climbing linearly $0.35 day for 23 days -132690;1360282116;Bugpowder;Projecting to Opex -132689;1360282138;Bugpowder;;;calc 22.20+.25*14 -132688;1360282138;gribble;25.7 -132687;1360282142;Bugpowder;;;calc 22.20+.35*14 -132686;1360282143;gribble;27.1 -132685;1360282168;Bugpowder;A boy can dream -132684;1360282194;Bugpowder;TESLA -132683;1360282296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068383 = 2.9548 BTC [-] -132682;1360282298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15813 @ 0.0006835 = 10.8082 BTC [-] -132681;1360282301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6348 @ 0.00068218 = 4.3305 BTC [-] -132680;1360282310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9534 @ 0.00067904 = 6.474 BTC [-] -132679;1360282311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6354 @ 0.00067903 = 4.3146 BTC [-] -132678;1360282617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067914 = 2.9346 BTC [+] -132677;1360282619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4079 @ 0.00067904 = 2.7698 BTC [-] -132676;1360283739;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.63999999 = 4.48 BTC [+] -132675;1360284086;Bugpowder;What an idiot. http://docpad.evbogue.com/posts/coinbase -132674;1360284388;kakobrekla;super cool dude with 42bucks. -132673;1360284485;mircea_popescu;o hey 22 huh -132672;1360284546;Bugpowder;probably has mental health issues -132671;1360284549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1540 @ 0.00067904 = 1.0457 BTC [-] -132670;1360284889;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 225 @ 0.0062 = 1.395 BTC [+] -132669;1360284890;Bowjob;hey bugpoweder -132668;1360284899;Bowjob;earlier you said dice is in trouble. what do yo umean by that -132667;1360284938;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136025259648.jpg 0,0 -132666;1360284976;Bowjob;wtf -132665;1360285007;mircea_popescu;ikr? -132664;1360285034;jcpham;ummmm -132663;1360285039;jcpham;thug life. -132662;1360285046;Bowjob;mp is that you? -132661;1360285054;mircea_popescu;no, i think it's some forum dude -132660;1360285070;mircea_popescu;apparently mpoe-pr offered some dood 10 btc for sharpie in pooper pic ?! -132659;1360285100;jcpham;i have a db of ass pics -132658;1360285105;jcpham;lemme see if I can match it up -132657;1360285112;Namworld;I learned to not click dtng links -132656;1360285113;mircea_popescu;go right ahead -132655;1360285136;mircea_popescu;by now i'm kinda scared to step away -132654;1360285155;mircea_popescu;im gone for half a day, you never know what i find when i'm back -132653;1360285177;jurov;what happened? -132652;1360285193;jurov;i know that feeling but today seems pretty uneventful -132651;1360285217;jurov;and s.dice tranche got postponed too -132650;1360285221;kakobrekla;NEW DRAMA: nothing happend. -132649;1360285235;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 14 @ 0.0231 = 0.3234 BTC [-] -132648;1360285300;dub;fuu- -132647;1360285314;mircea_popescu;the drama to end all drama -132646;1360285333;Bowjob;so if the tranch is delayed then the 30 day rule kicks in? -132645;1360285350;mircea_popescu;no ? -132644;1360285351;Bowjob;I feel we got saturated a bit, no one is eating dat wall -132643;1360285418;mircea_popescu;a, well, prolly have to wait a bit yeah -132642;1360285439;mircea_popescu;tho was like 250k earlier, now i see liek 130 -132641;1360285522;Bugpowder;no -132640;1360285538;Bugpowder;I think its different oreders -132639;1360285544;Bugpowder;the 250k got pulled -132638;1360285554;Bugpowder;but it might have come back as a split -132637;1360285577;Bugpowder;but didn't look like it given how they appeared -132636;1360285589;Bugpowder;and thier 1 satoshi difference pricing -132635;1360285675;mircea_popescu;a -132634;1360285751;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -132633;1360285752;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00590933 / 0.00619936 / 0.0064 (500087 shares, 3,100.22 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00578926 / 0.007395 (3563078 shares, 20,627.61 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00533866 / 0.0075 (8223498 shares, 43,902.48 BTC) -132632;1360286070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00619998 = 1.86 BTC [-] -132631;1360286106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3087 @ 0.00619998 = 19.1393 BTC [-] -132630;1360286331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1962 @ 0.00067931 = 1.3328 BTC [+] -132629;1360286333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9838 @ 0.00067903 = 6.6803 BTC [-] -132628;1360286467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4 @ 0.00068978 = 0.0028 BTC [+] -132627;1360286766;Bowjob;hey mp, erik said the other tranches are postponed or canned indefinately -132626;1360286774;Bowjob;so the 30 day rule applies now? -132625;1360286803;mircea_popescu;what do you mean applies now ? -132624;1360286813;mircea_popescu;the 30 day rule applies to the original ipo described in the contract -132623;1360286818;mircea_popescu;after that the owner does w/e he wants -132622;1360286864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00068978 = 1.0347 BTC [+] -132621;1360286906;Bowjob;oh -132620;1360286907;Bowjob;kk -132619;1360286907;Namworld;what mircea said -132618;1360286954;pigeons;!ticker b bitvps -132617;1360286954;assbot;These beans is shit. -132616;1360287125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00067903 = 8.3181 BTC [-] -132615;1360287176;Namworld;!ticker bc bitvps -132614;1360287176;assbot;I don't know those people, and they don't look very friendly. -132613;1360287188;Namworld;!ticker btct bitvps -132612;1360287190;assbot;[BTCT:BITVPS] 1D: -- / -- / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: -- / 0.0 / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30D: -- / 0.0 / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC) -132611;1360287209;Namworld;It's not trading yet -132610;1360287265;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -132609;1360287266;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.00002, Best ask: 22.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09998, Last trade: 22.10000, 24 hour volume: 63605.98111189, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 22.21999, 24 hour vwap: 21.59327 -132608;1360287269;pigeons;so asicminer has asics? -132607;1360287281;pigeons;or "comming soon" -132606;1360287290;mircea_popescu;Network total 26.884 Thash/s -132605;1360287294;mircea_popescu;in a word, no. -132604;1360287304;pigeons;ok so there is only avalons -132603;1360287311;pigeons;still only 2 avalons? -132602;1360287322;Bowjob;well it was 22.xx TH -132601;1360287325;Bowjob;now 26 -132600;1360287326;mircea_popescu;it would seem some chinese people got some boxes too -132599;1360287333;Bowjob;damn chinese people -132598;1360287345;mircea_popescu;Bowjob it varies 22-33 with the luck variance -132597;1360287360;pigeons;yeah there isn't any difference between 22 and 26 -132596;1360287369;pigeons;you cant know -132595;1360287395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2817 @ 0.00068978 = 1.9431 BTC [+] -132594;1360287397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4583 @ 0.00068978 = 3.1613 BTC [+] -132593;1360287404;pigeons;and when does avalon sell more units? -132592;1360287445;Namworld;http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-small-lin.png -132591;1360287458;Namworld;You can see the drop after reward halving for december -132590;1360287470;Namworld;and now it's climbing up just as fast -132589;1360287536;jurov;hot wallet stolen? just do an IPO: https://cryptostocks.com/securities/34 -132588;1360287562;pigeons;yeah that's a "nice" valuation there -132587;1360287678;mircea_popescu;i thought this was the bitfloor -132586;1360287681;mircea_popescu;how silly of me -132585;1360287690;mircea_popescu;it's YET ANOTHER different one. -132584;1360287724;jurov;maybe you remember me raving how ugly their website was -132583;1360287733;jurov;that was before mpex -132582;1360287766;jurov;oh i didn't meant it that way, sry -132581;1360287831;mircea_popescu;mpex isn't ugly -132580;1360287835;mircea_popescu;it's just differently beautiful -132579;1360287842;Bowjob;its dog -132578;1360287852;mircea_popescu;dog-gone pretty. -132577;1360288025;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ed3VprSRe5c -132576;1360288027;mircea_popescu;this is kinda funny. -132575;1360288208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068944 = 2.9791 BTC [-] -132574;1360288214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5417 @ 0.00068978 = 3.7365 BTC [+] -132573;1360288217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2962 @ 0.00068979 = 2.0432 BTC [+] -132572;1360288955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.0006791 = 2.6824 BTC [-] -132571;1360288983;smickles;!ticker m s.mpoe -132570;1360288984;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067854 / 0.00069172 / 0.0007 (3255366 shares, 2,251.80 BTC), 7D: 0.00064676 / 0.00068225 / 0.0007 (17909130 shares, 12,218.56 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066424 / 0.0007 (61845920 shares, 41,080.77 BTC) -132569;1360289043;Namworld;!ticker btct s.dice-pt -132568;1360289045;assbot;[BTCT:S.DICE-PT] 1D: 0.0061 / 0.0062 / 0.0062 (330 shares, 2.0 BTC), 7D: 0.0061 / 0.01 / 0.0062 (4600 shares, 28.5 BTC), 30D: 0.0061 / 0.01 / 0.0062 (4600 shares, 28.5 BTC) -132567;1360289390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 371 @ 0.0006791 = 0.2519 BTC [-] -132566;1360289392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067904 = 2.9341 BTC [-] -132565;1360289394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5240 @ 0.00067903 = 3.5581 BTC [-] -132564;1360289984;jurov;;;ticker -132563;1360289985;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.11001, Best ask: 22.18999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07998, Last trade: 22.18999, 24 hour volume: 63835.22357796, 24 hour low: 20.77002, 24 hour high: 22.21999, 24 hour vwap: 21.61214 -132562;1360290000;jurov;it's stabilizing at 22? -132561;1360290103;Bugpowder;doubt it -132560;1360290156;Namworld;I've priced my S.DICE pass-through at 0.0059 if that interests anyone. -132559;1360290158;kakobrekla;if its 22 more than 5min its stable. -132558;1360290189;jurov;lol, it's like 3hrs -132557;1360290208;kakobrekla;sheesh, time to move already -132556;1360290223;mircea_popescu;it does this move-and-rest thing -132555;1360290230;mircea_popescu;moves in a day, waits for a coupla, moves again -132554;1360290337;jurov;lol libertards dreaming of stealing mpex hotwallet: http://www.reddit.com/r/Libertarian/comments/182v6v/as_international_currency_war_brews_bitcoin_may/c8b833u -132553;1360290371;Namworld;Isn't it an offline wallet... -132552;1360290402;mircea_popescu;well why ruin their fun. -132551;1360290419;mircea_popescu;i'm sure they can do anything. -132550;1360290443;jurov;MP gonna close mpex and point to that thread as culprit -132549;1360290456;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSjLiQxEZlM -132548;1360290480;mircea_popescu;jurov lol they seriously don't see that angle, i'm sure. I could just go "sorry, X redditor stole all the moneyz. Bye" -132547;1360290647;Namworld;Do they plan to pay for whole airplane tickets to Romania? A classic crowbar and american fist kind of "hacking"? -132546;1360290649;Namworld;http://xkcd.com/538/ -132545;1360290702;mircea_popescu;maybe they get free sex reassignment surgery with that trip. -132544;1360291108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068206 = 2.9472 BTC [+] -132543;1360291110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2094 @ 0.00068224 = 1.4286 BTC [+] -132542;1360291359;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.63999999 = 10.88 BTC [+] -132541;1360291797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068209 = 2.9473 BTC [-] -132540;1360291799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10137 @ 0.00068224 = 6.9159 BTC [+] -132539;1360291801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7321 @ 0.00068908 = 5.0448 BTC [+] -132538;1360291921;Bugpowder;upup -132537;1360291960;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.93 BTC [+] -132536;1360291992;Namworld;? -132535;1360292019;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 10 @ 0.925 = 9.25 BTC [-] -132534;1360292079;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 12.122 BTC [+] -132533;1360292141;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 12.12 BTC [-] -132532;1360292378;Bugpowder;stable at 22??? -132531;1360292382;Bugpowder;i think not -132530;1360292466;Bugpowder;;;ticker -132529;1360292467;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.26826, Best ask: 22.35500, Bid-ask spread: 0.08674, Last trade: 22.35500, 24 hour volume: 61512.56044097, 24 hour low: 20.87000, 24 hour high: 22.35500, 24 hour vwap: 21.67908 -132528;1360292704;Bugpowder;22.40 -132527;1360292724;Bugpowder;;;asks 25 -132526;1360292726;gribble;There are currently 18351.727 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 432045.110806 USD in total. -132525;1360292748;Bugpowder;;;bids 20 -132524;1360292750;gribble;There are currently 30640.908 bitcoins demanded at or over 20.0 USD, worth 641566.791021 USD in total. -132523;1360292837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067907 = 2.9343 BTC [-] -132522;1360292838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20131 @ 0.00067903 = 13.6696 BTC [-] -132521;1360292904;Namworld;Better cash in -132520;1360292947;Bugpowder;at some point, these coins start really being worth a lot of money. -132519;1360293029;Namworld;But what happened since last month that would create such huge demand? -132518;1360293078;Bowjob;could be a whale charging up their stash to play more dice -132517;1360293109;error4733;hello btcland -132516;1360293141;Bowjob;honestly this rally is scaring my -132515;1360293142;error4733;i was off for 24h, how many drama ? -132514;1360293142;Bowjob;me -132513;1360293148;Bowjob;btc rally -132512;1360293165;Bowjob;the bears getting slaughtered, ect -132511;1360293167;error4733;i say drama :) -132510;1360293175;Bowjob;bears getting slaughtered -132509;1360293189;Bowjob;and me crying not buying btc when they were 17 -132508;1360293237;error4733;no worries, just wait for the next Mtgox hack -132507;1360293440;Bugpowder;reward halving -132506;1360293444;Bugpowder;is really kicking in -132505;1360293451;Bugpowder;and the press -132504;1360293504;Bowjob;we are heading for the moon -132503;1360293513;Bowjob;bug -132502;1360293519;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg30ztgSzm1g10zm2g25zv -132501;1360293520;Bowjob;you ssaid earlier, dice could be in trouble -132500;1360293521;Bowjob;what is -132499;1360293522;Bowjob;? -132498;1360293527;Bugpowder;not legal -132497;1360293546;Bugpowder;I have no insider knowledge -132496;1360293557;Bowjob;oh, so its not about the volume? -132495;1360293584;Bowjob;its muddy, really. it doesnt pay taxes, it deals with bitcoin -132494;1360293597;Bugpowder;what is your analysis -132493;1360293613;Bugpowder;of the near term prospects for S.DICE? -132492;1360293649;Namworld;What country is S.DICE in? None? -132491;1360293672;Bowjob;we will stay at below 7ish, for a while now, the extra 3 million shares satisfied the market and some people are hoping to cash out quick -132490;1360293708;Bowjob;the volume that we saw last month was largely due to just a handful of whales. i want volume from everyone -132489;1360293718;Bugpowder;1 whale -132488;1360293723;Bowjob;seems the whales have stopped for now.. similar to what happened early in jan -132487;1360293731;Bowjob;so its just that 1 guy that pumped the price -132486;1360293735;Bugpowder;there is something different this time -132485;1360293739;Bugpowder;I beleive -132484;1360293739;Bowjob;which is? -132483;1360293759;Bugpowder;that's an exercise for the reader ;-) -132482;1360293772;Bowjob;so near term prospects, sellers are a bit screwed -132481;1360293778;Bowjob;this btc rally isn't helping -132480;1360293798;Bowjob;I'm less inclined to play dice due to this rally, opposite to what eric said. but thats just me -132479;1360293847;Bowjob;im sure theres a few bored millionaires out there, we need to reach them. -132478;1360293859;Bowjob;also, advertise on rkoi. :) -132477;1360293891;Bugpowder;Get Dan Tan betting on it -132476;1360293895;Bugpowder;then we are set -132475;1360294111;Bowjob;http://hahanice.com/the-top-10-biggest-casino-losers/ -132474;1360294115;Bowjob;we need people like those -132473;1360294469;Bowjob;anyone here actually report their bitcoin earnings to govt -132472;1360294649;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/OlBhoE6.jpg -132471;1360295440;error4733; What country is S.DICE in? None? Irland -132470;1360295488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067981 = 2.9375 BTC [+] -132469;1360295490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3746 @ 0.00067984 = 2.5467 BTC [+] -132468;1360295500;error4733;for the main page, but i dunno for the script. sensitive info imo -132467;1360295693;pigeons;https://www.ltcasics.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=62 -132466;1360295734;Namworld;Eh -132465;1360296212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00619998 = 15.5 BTC [-] -132464;1360296424;mircea_popescu; http://i.imgur.com/OlBhoE6.jpg << you mean usd -132463;1360296482;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.339 BTC [+] -132462;1360296648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067979 = 2.9374 BTC [-] -132461;1360296650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9054 @ 0.00067984 = 6.1553 BTC [+] -132460;1360296651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10850 @ 0.00068336 = 7.4145 BTC [+] -132459;1360296653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10950 @ 0.00068832 = 7.5371 BTC [+] -132458;1360296654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2007 @ 0.00068908 = 1.383 BTC [+] -132457;1360297608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14801 @ 0.00068908 = 10.1991 BTC [+] -132456;1360298344;jborkl;Mp, if you are here. Mind pushing my deposit -132455;1360298550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067957 = 2.9364 BTC [-] -132454;1360298551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13035 @ 0.00067943 = 8.8564 BTC [-] -132453;1360298630;mircea_popescu;lessee -132452;1360298684;mircea_popescu;all done. -132451;1360298693;jborkl;Thank you -132450;1360298695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00067943 = 10.2594 BTC [-] -132449;1360299249;Bugpowder;huh -132448;1360299260;Bugpowder;I thought we were topping out -132447;1360299268;Bugpowder;maybe not -132446;1360299363;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -132445;1360299365;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.33430, Best ask: 22.42005, Bid-ask spread: 0.08575, Last trade: 22.30101, 24 hour volume: 60559.49891265, 24 hour low: 20.87000, 24 hour high: 22.49989, 24 hour vwap: 21.76940 -132444;1360299465;Bugpowder;22.50 about to fall -132443;1360299544;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.0062 = 0.0248 BTC [+] -132442;1360299599;Bowjob;well we are going to the moob -132441;1360299601;Bowjob;moon -132440;1360299602;Bowjob;so -132439;1360299740;Bugpowder;moob -132438;1360299748;Bugpowder;is boom backwards -132437;1360299751;Bugpowder;! -132436;1360299806;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -132435;1360301228;mircea_popescu;beuh -132434;1360302080;Bowjob;litecoin parity.. mhmmm -132433;1360302269;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/they-really-are-buttcoins-nao/ -132432;1360302274;mircea_popescu;somebody put this on reddit. -132431;1360302378;Bowjob;did pr deliver? -132430;1360302395;mircea_popescu;the op did -132429;1360303348;Bowjob;220 dollars worth for a lifetime of shame -132428;1360303359;Bowjob;well it could be a fortune.. -132427;1360303660;mircea_popescu;seems a fair trade. -132426;1360332818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068613 = 2.9648 BTC [-] -132425;1360332820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5179 @ 0.00068584 = 3.552 BTC [-] -132424;1360335537;Chaang-Noi;hi -132423;1360335664;BitHub;hi -132422;1360335710;Chaang-Noi;:) -132421;1360335728;Chaang-Noi;Nefario been around? -132420;1360335737;jurov;hello, nope -132419;1360335752;Chaang-Noi;:) -132418;1360335778;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -132417;1360335779;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.46198, Best ask: 22.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03802, Last trade: 22.46198, 24 hour volume: 69929.36719655, 24 hour low: 21.25000, 24 hour high: 22.70000, 24 hour vwap: 22.07695 -132416;1360335783;Chaang-Noi;not bad eh -132415;1360335927;Chaang-Noi;anyone here a member of the bitcoin foundation? -132414;1360336039;sgornick;Chaang-Noi: Just member? Ya, I am. -132413;1360336236;BitHub;What are the benefits of becoming a foundation member? -132412;1360336328;mircea_popescu;not much. you don' even get a badge. -132411;1360336355;BitHub;oh :( -132410;1360336388;BitHub;i just purchased some shares in some btc companies :) -132409;1360336492;Chaang-Noi;i would like to know about the forum on the foundation, is it helpful or dead? thanks -132408;1360336545;Chaang-Noi;hi Eskimobob yeah been away but been working:) -132407;1360336619;Chaang-Noi;zup giga, hows it going? -132406;1360336685;sgornick;I'm not too active on it but it has topics that have a fair amount of discussion and others that get either replies like "don't know" , etc. -132405;1360336732;sgornick;Chaang-Noi: But there are some conversations there that don't occur elsewhere so I make sure to check in on it ... something I'm past due on doing. -132404;1360336767;Chaang-Noi;hmm -132403;1360336783;Chaang-Noi;i have sent over 100 btc on the other forum but not sure if i should pay the 2.5 for the other forum... -132402;1360336784;sgornick;(especially since I accepted the invite to be a mod) -132401;1360336786;Chaang-Noi;i think i might... -132400;1360336794;Chaang-Noi;lol -132399;1360336831;Chaang-Noi;well if i join ill send you a message and see how long it takes you to respond :) -132398;1360337091;gigavps;it's a Goat -132397;1360337135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00068584 = 4.3894 BTC [-] -132396;1360337916;Diablo-D3;heh namworld left -132395;1360337929;Chaang-Noi;sure is giga, hows it been? -132394;1360337941;Diablo-D3;wait, holy shit, its goat -132393;1360337944;Diablo-D3;you came back from exile -132392;1360337954;Chaang-Noi;you going to get massive bfl soon? -132391;1360337967;Chaang-Noi;lol D3, i was never exiled here -132390;1360337971;Chaang-Noi;iv just been busy:) -132389;1360337975;Diablo-D3;heh -132388;1360338077;gigavps;BFL receives the chips into the bumping facility on monday -132387;1360338107;Chaang-Noi;brb, need to raid a shop in KC :) -132386;1360338108;gigavps;they are only 4 months late, what's another couple weeks -132385;1360338126;mircea_popescu;i have ehard that one before. -132384;1360338135;Chaang-Noi;as long as they are more or less first it does not really matter -132383;1360338151;Chaang-Noi;well it does matter, but huge damage wont be done. -132382;1360338154;mircea_popescu;they're already at most second Chaang-Noi -132381;1360338161;gigavps;mircea_popescu, we already know your opinions, no need to repeat yourself -132380;1360338179;mircea_popescu;gigavps who's the "we" backing you ? -132379;1360338186;Chaang-Noi;yeah, but i dont really count 2 60 ghs asics as much of anything, it wont make a dent in profitability -132378;1360338197;mircea_popescu;i guess it depends how quick the chinese move. -132377;1360338205;mircea_popescu;they did get good reviews on the chinese boards, so -132376;1360338205;gigavps;mircea_popescu, i have employees -132375;1360338212;gigavps;mircea_popescu, i have Gigaminers -132374;1360338213;mircea_popescu;it may spark a little fizz in there. -132373;1360338227;mircea_popescu;gigavps so far you have debts. stop inflating yourself i won't have to slap you back into shape. -132372;1360338235;Chaang-Noi;yeah, the chinese might make a dent, might not. we will see -132371;1360338251;Chaang-Noi;man, no love lost here, lol -132370;1360338257;gigavps;mircea_popescu, i'm sorry you can't see past your own nose -132369;1360338259;Chaang-Noi;what did i miss in the last month? -132368;1360338266;mircea_popescu;gigavps how;s amazingrando doing these days ? -132367;1360338271;mircea_popescu;i recall you were pushing him -132366;1360338277;mircea_popescu;much like you were pushing piratein the day -132365;1360338285;mircea_popescu;are you a scammer gigavps ? -132364;1360338296;gigavps;mircea_popescu, i wish you knew what you were talking about -132363;1360338299;mircea_popescu;o rly ? -132362;1360338314;gigavps;but it ok, i'll excuse your ignorance -132361;1360338333;mircea_popescu;tell you what. excuse my ignorance in silence i'll excuse your scammy existence. -132360;1360338339;mircea_popescu;should be something you can follow. -132359;1360338343;gigavps;lol -132358;1360338374;mircea_popescu;dumbass needs to learn when it's time to say sorry and stfu. -132357;1360338380;mircea_popescu;hint : it's when i say stfu or you're getting it. -132356;1360338389;gigavps;getting what? -132355;1360338414;Chaang-Noi;giga do you hold any/much ltc? -132354;1360338421;gigavps;Chaang-Noi, no -132353;1360338425;Chaang-Noi;ok, thanks -132352;1360338484;Chaang-Noi;mircea, what do you have aginst giga? iv been away so i really dont know what is going on. -132351;1360338580;gigavps;i think mircea_popescu isn't feeling well today -132350;1360338624;Chaang-Noi;well, if he is going to make an attack he should at least back it up if asked about it... -132349;1360338706;Chaang-Noi;maybe he is just upset at bfl and is taking it out on you? i jumped in when bfl was brought up... -132348;1360338824;Chaang-Noi;the new btc high today was pretty nice to see -132347;1360339150;Chaang-Noi;what the hell happened to #bitcoin-watch it now has transactions not price quotes??? -132346;1360339297;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.63999999 = 1.92 BTC [+] -132345;1360339382;Chaang-Noi;ahh, assbat is still alive i see, but damn, not much trading... -132344;1360339410;ThickAsThieves;been slow this week because SDICE releases 3mil more shares -132343;1360339411;mjr_;hi -132342;1360339423;ThickAsThieves;so everyone was diving into that -132341;1360339429;ThickAsThieves;now they are calm -132340;1360339440;ThickAsThieves;released* -132339;1360339443;Chaang-Noi;sdice has been more popular than i expected, however i still expect tears before this is over -132338;1360339458;ThickAsThieves;what do you think will happen -132337;1360339488;gigavps;government intervention -132336;1360339515;gigavps;promoters of gambling with btc will probably go to jail -132335;1360339520;gigavps;the US doesn't care where you are -132334;1360339553;gigavps;any business strategy that does not include government compliance will end in failure -132333;1360339556;ThickAsThieves;i dont buy that -132332;1360339580;gigavps;maybe mircea_popescu should add that to his list of btc business starting tips -132331;1360339590;ThickAsThieves;that works on the premise that bitcoin is first classified as illegal -132330;1360339599;ThickAsThieves;and also, -132329;1360339600;gigavps;i don't believe so -132328;1360339617;gigavps;any movement of value will eventually be classified and regulated -132327;1360339617;ThickAsThieves;assumes the gov cares more about gambling bitcoin, than those who exchange it for fiat -132326;1360339618;Chaang-Noi;the govt has gone hard core after people gambling in the usa -132325;1360339636;ThickAsThieves;sdice is an irish co -132324;1360339637;Chaang-Noi;they ahve even redirected planes into the usa to arrest people -132323;1360339642;ThickAsThieves;dealing strictly in btc -132322;1360339654;Chaang-Noi;the person on that flight was not american, was not going to the usa, and did not ahve a company in the usa -132321;1360339655;gigavps;the US gov has gone after internet gambling businesses the world over -132320;1360339662;Chaang-Noi;he is in a usa jail for atleast 10 years -132319;1360339665;pigeons;yeah a guy just went to jail the other week for writing gambling software for a country where it is legal -132318;1360339677;gigavps;pigeons, link? -132317;1360339681;pigeons;one sec -132316;1360339707;pigeons;http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/01/coder-charged-for-gambling-software/ -132315;1360339712;ThickAsThieves;CampBX or Dwolla are nice targets for the US giv -132314;1360339715;ThickAsThieves;gov* -132313;1360339719;Chaang-Noi;also look forward to the link :/ it is sad really, what if the govt goes this hard core aginst btc as it does gambling in other countires... -132312;1360339766;ThickAsThieves;oh yeah, and dont forget their little Silk Road problem -132311;1360339780;gigavps;pigeons, thanks for the link -132310;1360339796;pigeons;yeah it was kind of big news cause it kind of steps over a new line -132309;1360339799;Chaang-Noi;silk road will be ahrd to catch, however the bitcoin foundation wont :/ -132308;1360339804;gigavps;as you can see from that article, you don't even need to be the one who uses the software for gambling! -132307;1360339821;gigavps;fireduck could be put in jail just for writing sdice -132306;1360339837;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if anyone who holds a btc that was onces used for gambling will have to go to jail :/ -132305;1360339850;gigavps;erik could be put in jail just for promoting sdice -132304;1360339868;gigavps;and people wonder why i have a claims process -132303;1360339877;pigeons;give me your bitcoins and they've give you amnesty -132302;1360339878;Chaang-Noi;you know they will notice a site that made over a million in its first year :/ -132301;1360339893;ThickAsThieves;it's all possible, i just think they will prioritize attacking other aspects of bitcoin -132300;1360339897;Chaang-Noi;i only have 8 left pigeons :) -132299;1360339911;ThickAsThieves;sdice has made $0 -132298;1360339956;gigavps;ThickAsThieves, it doesn't matter, i bet we'll soon see interpretations of the law such that it won't matter what you are gambling -132297;1360339984;gigavps;could be bitcoins, dollars, amazon coins, whatever -132296;1360339992;Chaang-Noi;yeah i dont know... it will be intersting, i hope the us govt ignores it, buit i bet they wont forever -132295;1360340026;ThickAsThieves;i'm sure they arent ignoring it, the question is how will they appraoch it all -132294;1360340040;ThickAsThieves;what they should do, -132293;1360340047;ThickAsThieves;is make a comepting digital currency -132292;1360340049;DeadWeasel;considering their tendency to ignore real problems and go after non-issues makes me think it will happen -132291;1360340049;Chaang-Noi;yeah, what can they do -132290;1360340055;DeadWeasel;when, who knows -132289;1360340062;ThickAsThieves;and then each country uses their own cryptocurrency or such -132288;1360340065;Chaang-Noi;i would have said they could not do much about gambling in other countires as well but.... -132287;1360340079;ThickAsThieves;then they can keep control be sheer popularity over btc -132286;1360340090;ThickAsThieves;be=by* -132285;1360340092;BitHub;Hello -132284;1360340100;BitHub;where can i buy some ASICMINER shares? -132283;1360340115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8591 @ 0.00068861 = 5.9158 BTC [+] -132282;1360340129;ThickAsThieves;if they had their own coin (us gov) they could strictly manage taxes, etc -132281;1360340159;ThickAsThieves;that would put laws regarding crypto currencies on the book, and then they could illegalize btc -132280;1360340160;pigeons;they can do it with this one -132279;1360340167;ThickAsThieves;(thinking out loud sry) -132278;1360340198;pigeons;its a public ledger, they can manage taxes etc as you say -132277;1360340208;gigavps;ThickAsThieves, i don't think btc would be made illegal -132276;1360340241;Chaang-Noi;anyone want to buy my claim for 4,100 asic miner shares? :) -132275;1360340251;DeadWeasel;this guy encrypted his home folder with 100BTC in wallet, now about his password: [09:16] jrib: Uhm, I figured Id probably never need it -132274;1360340251;TomServo;tw0b3low -132273;1360340268;DeadWeasel;$2000 mistake, lolcat -132272;1360340269;gigavps;not good -132271;1360340282;DeadWeasel;i was trying to help him last night, but there is no help to be had. -132270;1360340298;DeadWeasel;he literally has NO CLUE what it was, thought he was entering noise or something. -132269;1360340305;DeadWeasel;kinda sad -132268;1360340311;DeadWeasel;but he will NEVER make that mistake again, i hope -132267;1360340408;Chaang-Noi;yeah... btc is not ready for the masses :( -132266;1360340456;pigeons;https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/PUNT -132265;1360340538;ThickAsThieves;where do i sign? -132264;1360340543;Chaang-Noi;what am i looking at pigeons? -132263;1360340555;ThickAsThieves;look at the contract -132262;1360340616;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -132261;1360340704;thestringpuller;I'll pay dividends whenever I feel like it. -132260;1360340705;thestringpuller;I won't be issuing any financial statements at all. -132259;1360340771;ThickAsThieves;at first i thought it was some kind of mutual fund -132258;1360340780;imsaguy; he literally has NO CLUE what it was, thought he was entering noise or something. << I'm calling BS. When you put in passwords today, you have to confirm it. -132257;1360340788;imsaguy;Random noise won't require you to type it exactly the same twice. -132256;1360340812;DeadWeasel;go to #ubuntu, talk to lolcat -132255;1360340825;DeadWeasel;[09:17] a $2000 mistake :/ -132254;1360340832;imsaguy;oh right, people on irc don't lie. -132253;1360340834;imsaguy;I forgot. -132252;1360340858;DeadWeasel;i'm just the messenger -132251;1360340875;thestringpuller;imsaguy: the other half of S2CM lol -132250;1360340880;thestringpuller;haven't seen you in awhile -132249;1360341009;pigeons;"I reserve the right to spend raised funds on anything that I feel like be that -132248;1360341012;pigeons;gambling on LTC Arcade or playing games, Litecoin gaming and simply a flutter down -132247;1360341015;pigeons;the racetrack." -132246;1360341078;Chaang-Noi;yeah, im not sure why that is even listed -132245;1360342160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 25072 @ 0.00614999 = 154.1925 BTC [+] -132244;1360342162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9928 @ 0.00615 = 61.0572 BTC [+] -132243;1360342238;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 350 @ 0.635 = 222.25 BTC [-] -132242;1360342326;BitHub;asicminer shares? -132241;1360342331;BitHub;mr assbot -132240;1360342410;DeadWeasel;nobody talks -132239;1360342585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 72 @ 0.00615 = 0.4428 BTC [+] -132238;1360342587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6928 @ 0.00619997 = 42.9534 BTC [+] -132237;1360342657;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 70 @ 0.635 = 44.45 BTC [-] -132236;1360343330;DeadWeasel;penny bot is pointing down again. -132235;1360343500;Chaang-Noi;yeah, what is this penny bot i have heard of? -132234;1360343513;JWU_42;Holy Moses - a Goat sighting -132233;1360343518;JWU_42;=) -132232;1360343579;DeadWeasel;bot that sells .01 BTC regularly, either above or below the current price, to put upward or downward pressure on the market price -132231;1360343582;DeadWeasel;i think -132230;1360343585;DeadWeasel;please correct me -132229;1360343610;DeadWeasel;anyone use goxsh or toyTrader? -132228;1360343615;Anduck;suo -132227;1360343615;Anduck;sup -132226;1360343618;Anduck;0.4 for asicminer -132225;1360343622;Anduck;what is this -132224;1360343669;DeadWeasel;this is dog -132223;1360343674;Anduck;hi dog -132222;1360343684;DeadWeasel;ruff -132221;1360343687;Anduck;mmmm -132220;1360343754;JWU_42;hey dog -132219;1360343759;JWU_42;Mooo -132218;1360343792;kakobreklaa;moo is cow. -132217;1360343801;kakobreklaa;gives milk. -132216;1360343803;DeadWeasel;grrrrrr -132215;1360343808;DeadWeasel;steak -132214;1360343832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00069298 = 14.8991 BTC [+] -132213;1360343832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069297 = 2.9943 BTC [-] -132212;1360343834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6887 @ 0.00069455 = 4.7834 BTC [+] -132211;1360343841;DeadWeasel;is it unethical to install a mouse mover on my work machine while I'm workng from home during this snowpacalypse? -132210;1360343846;DeadWeasel;because i did -132209;1360343856;DeadWeasel;:P -132208;1360343868;kakobreklaa;:( -132207;1360343869;kakobreklaa;:) -132206;1360343874;kakobreklaa;later -132205;1360343876;DeadWeasel;adios -132204;1360343899;topace;DeadWeasel: lol nice -132203;1360343924;topace;i built one of those out of lego, back in the day... there was ad companies that you installed the ads on your homepage, and as long as you were using the computer you got paid -132202;1360343931;DeadWeasel;i'm mean,i'm just a monkey QA tester. so I'm essentially working -132201;1360343936;DeadWeasel;awesome! -132200;1360343944;topace;err not your home page, right abvoe the start menu on windows -132199;1360343952;DeadWeasel;Like homer with the that pecking bird toy thing -132198;1360343959;topace;used to pull in like $50/month from it -132197;1360343974;topace;on university student budget, thats a lot of beer! -132196;1360344000;DeadWeasel;almost enough! -132195;1360344362;Chaang-Noi;hi JWU_42 :) -132194;1360344385;DeadWeasel;getting sierra charts working in wine on 64bit nix is annoying me -132193;1360344393;DeadWeasel;any ideas? -132192;1360344754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 663 @ 0.00069455 = 0.4605 BTC [+] -132191;1360344756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00069461 = 3.4731 BTC [+] -132190;1360344758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10887 @ 0.00069462 = 7.5623 BTC [+] -132189;1360344853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45 @ 0.00069 = 0.0311 BTC [-] -132188;1360344855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00068973 = 3.0693 BTC [-] -132187;1360344860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2648 @ 0.00068861 = 1.8234 BTC [-] -132186;1360344958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 512 @ 0.00068861 = 0.3526 BTC [-] -132185;1360344960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068585 = 2.9636 BTC [-] -132184;1360344962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12708 @ 0.00068584 = 8.7157 BTC [-] -132183;1360345350;mircea_popescu;http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3486823&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=379 -132182;1360345365;mircea_popescu;lol @sa ppl trying to not notice they got owned. -132181;1360345378;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel that's the best .5 btc i ever spent :D -132180;1360345445;Anduck;hmmmm -132179;1360345451;Anduck;has mnw been on irc? -132178;1360345517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069431 = 3.0001 BTC [+] -132177;1360345519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4229 @ 0.00069462 = 2.9375 BTC [+] -132176;1360345558;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.002 BTC [+] -132175;1360345562;Chaang-Noi;mircea lol wtf! -132174;1360345624;DeadWeasel;mircea_popescu: glad to help! -132173;1360345626;mircea_popescu;;) -132172;1360346166;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq_cn.html -132171;1360346178;mircea_popescu;if anyone knows chiense please give that a look let me know if anything is broken -132170;1360346247;jcpham;mircea_popescu: it's in chinese -132169;1360346251;jcpham;i think it is broken -132168;1360346264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068609 = 2.9646 BTC [-] -132167;1360346265;mircea_popescu;lol -132166;1360346266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12757 @ 0.00068584 = 8.7493 BTC [-] -132165;1360346271;Chaang-Noi;:) -132164;1360346759;Chilca;mircea_popescu: do you want me to do the FAQ in spanish? -132163;1360346775;mircea_popescu;sure. -132162;1360346794;Chilca;mircea_popescu: I'll try to have it for monday. -132161;1360346838;mircea_popescu;pretty cool -132160;1360346878;mircea_popescu;what i'd really like is for someone to do it in farsi -132159;1360347278;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.63999999 = 3.84 BTC [+] -132158;1360347353;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 5 @ 0.002 = 0.01 BTC [+] -132157;1360347543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8485 @ 0.00619997 = 52.6067 BTC [+] -132156;1360347545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1515 @ 0.00619998 = 9.393 BTC [+] -132155;1360347578;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 72 @ 0.63999999 = 46.08 BTC [+] -132154;1360347579;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 28 @ 0.635 = 17.78 BTC [-] -132153;1360347606;DeadWeasel;farsi would be sweet. -132152;1360347619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00619998 = 61.9998 BTC [+] -132151;1360347638;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 32 @ 0.635 = 20.32 BTC [-] -132150;1360347639;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.626 = 18.78 BTC [-] -132149;1360347641;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.62500001 = 12.5 BTC [-] -132148;1360347642;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.625 = 5 BTC [-] -132147;1360347643;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.62 = 6.2 BTC [-] -132146;1360347668;mircea_popescu;haha nice arbing going on -132145;1360347696;topace;yea :) its the easiest way to grow the size of sdice on havelock -132144;1360347705;topace;wait for bids, then fill them -132143;1360347835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068762 = 2.9712 BTC [+] -132142;1360347837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35679 @ 0.0006877 = 24.5364 BTC [+] -132141;1360347869;mircea_popescu;soundsl ike a plan -132140;1360347895;topace;and i make a few btc off the arb :) -132139;1360347912;topace;but hey, its a manual process -132138;1360347918;topace;though i suppose i could bot it up -132137;1360347963;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.06835702 = 68.357 BTC [-] -132136;1360347971;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P210T] 750 @ 0.08441671 = 63.3125 BTC [-] -132135;1360347974;topace;havelock is growing quickly -132134;1360347983;topace;S.DICE x 851`000 -132133;1360347987;mircea_popescu;what is it half a mil ? -132132;1360347993;mircea_popescu;a, almost a mil by now. nice. -132131;1360348026;topace;13 mil on mpex now? -132130;1360348053;mircea_popescu;something like that -132129;1360348055;topace;6.5462% -132128;1360348063;mircea_popescu;the unsold 1mn is 4th or 3rd ? -132127;1360348068;topace;i think 3rd -132126;1360348076;topace;44, 55, 62 -132125;1360348087;mircea_popescu;so then 12mn -132124;1360348115;topace;ah right -132123;1360348173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00619997 = 6.2 BTC [-] -132122;1360348175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9000 @ 0.00619998 = 55.7998 BTC [+] -132121;1360348199;mircea_popescu;even if manual it's not really so bad, one command line sort of thing -132120;1360348218;topace;yea -132119;1360348228;topace;not making much off the arb now though on these ones... but its worth it just to move it over -132118;1360348239;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.62000001 = 4.34 BTC [+] -132117;1360348240;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 93 @ 0.62 = 57.66 BTC [-] -132116;1360348244;topace;i still have 30000 bids on havelock at 0.62 -132115;1360348249;topace;(300 units) -132114;1360348312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00619998 = 61.9998 BTC [+] -132113;1360348358;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 100 @ 0.62 = 62 BTC [-] -132112;1360348365;topace;keeps the prices pretty much in sync too -132111;1360348380;mircea_popescu;market efficiency -132110;1360348414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00619998 = 61.9998 BTC [+] -132109;1360348478;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 100 @ 0.62 = 62 BTC [-] -132108;1360348585;topace;!ticker h sdice -132107;1360348588;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.61000000 / 0.63021172 / 0.63999999 (1058 shares, 666.76399880 BTC), 7D: 0.52100000 / 0.64791661 / 0.88000000 (6816 shares, 4416.19958045 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.63097449 / 0.89000000 (10432 shares, 6582.32583140 BTC) -132106;1360348692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5794 @ 0.0006877 = 3.9845 BTC [+] -132105;1360348941;DeadWeasel;anybody used AidoATP program? -132104;1360348952;DeadWeasel;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=109831.0 -132103;1360349106;mircea_popescu;java seems dubious. -132102;1360349320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068597 = 2.9641 BTC [-] -132101;1360349321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16132 @ 0.00068584 = 11.064 BTC [-] -132100;1360349450;thestringpuller;java is lame -132099;1360349499;topace;mircea_popescu: process my deposit please? -132098;1360349539;mircea_popescu;done. -132097;1360349542;topace;merci! -132096;1360349583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00619998 = 30.9999 BTC [+] -132095;1360349617;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 23 @ 0.63 = 14.49 BTC [+] -132094;1360349619;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 16 @ 0.621 = 9.936 BTC [-] -132093;1360350846;Anduck;mmm -132092;1360350857;Anduck;mpex being worth more than mtgox??? -132091;1360350860;Anduck;what bs is that -132090;1360350874;Anduck;i think glbse was worth more than mpex ! -132089;1360350892;Anduck;right, mircea_popescu? -132088;1360350913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6300 @ 0.00619998 = 39.0599 BTC [+] -132087;1360350981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3124 @ 0.00068584 = 2.1426 BTC [-] -132086;1360350983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00068575 = 6.0346 BTC [-] -132085;1360350983;Anduck;i were reading some oldish topic on btctalk -132084;1360350984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1112 @ 0.00067997 = 0.7561 BTC [-] -132083;1360350989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067966 = 6.7966 BTC [-] -132082;1360350992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1414 @ 0.00067965 = 0.961 BTC [-] -132081;1360351012;BitHub;is mpex good? -132080;1360351023;Anduck;ui is horribad -132079;1360351026;BitHub;i'm trying bitfunder atm -132078;1360351039;Anduck;mpex seems to be ok still -132077;1360351060;Anduck;when colored coin system comes out it'll all be fixed -132076;1360351084;BitHub;can i ask you guys something? would you guys invest in rastapool mining? -132075;1360351089;Anduck;n o -132074;1360351092;Anduck;never heard -132073;1360351094;Anduck;what is it -132072;1360351103;ThickAsThieves;JAH -132071;1360351106;ThickAsThieves;I looked at it -132070;1360351107;Anduck;but no i wouldnt even if i had heard of it -132069;1360351118;ThickAsThieves;but investing in mining is tricky with ASICS coming -132068;1360351118;BitHub;What you think Thick? -132067;1360351126;BitHub;ya -132066;1360351131;ThickAsThieves;the returns are nice -132065;1360351137;ThickAsThieves;but when asics hit -132064;1360351139;BitHub;i'm guessing he didn't get any avalons -132063;1360351153;BitHub;but he does have shares in the "ASICMINER" -132062;1360351154;ThickAsThieves;shares will plummet if they dont get ASICS in the first week they hit hard -132061;1360351174;BitHub;hmmm -132060;1360351191;ThickAsThieves;which means you'd be stuick in the stock til rasta invested enough to be on track and got his deliveries -132059;1360351202;ThickAsThieves;stuick=stock -132058;1360351206;ThickAsThieves;stuck* -132057;1360351208;ThickAsThieves;bleh -132056;1360351241;BitHub;i wish i could buy some ASICMINING shares myself -132055;1360351245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1127 @ 0.0006877 = 0.775 BTC [+] -132054;1360351247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069461 = 3.0014 BTC [+] -132053;1360351248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9459 @ 0.00069462 = 6.5704 BTC [+] -132052;1360351250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13271 @ 0.00069523 = 9.2264 BTC [+] -132051;1360351254;ThickAsThieves;they have some for bid in a forum thread somewhere i think -132050;1360351265;BitHub;hmm yeah -132049;1360351271;BitHub;just waiting a bit -132048;1360351299;ThickAsThieves;Are you in MPOE? -132047;1360351310;BitHub;mpoe? -132046;1360351331;ThickAsThieves;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.MPOE -132045;1360351359;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.62 = 3.1 BTC [-] -132044;1360351567;BitHub;true, yeah thinking to use mpex or not -132043;1360351570;BitHub;are they legal? -132042;1360351699;ThickAsThieves;Is bitcoin investing legal? -132041;1360351705;ThickAsThieves;no idea -132040;1360351727;ThickAsThieves;this is all risky stuff -132039;1360351817;BitHub;haha yeah true -132038;1360351828;BitHub;hope they dont get closed down -132037;1360352098;leotreasure;i'm checking it out with lawyer in Australia -132036;1360352112;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 51 @ 0.0098 = 0.4998 BTC [-] -132035;1360352112;leotreasure;just registered the domain bitcoin-legal.org -132034;1360352154;mircea_popescu; i think glbse was worth more than mpex ! << no. -132033;1360352165;mircea_popescu;glbse was worth something between nothing and 3% of mpex. -132032;1360352293;leotreasure;also made another legal thread interpreting bitcoin definition: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141942.0 -132031;1360352403;mircea_popescu;leotreasure : http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/ -132030;1360352412;mircea_popescu;it's all in there. bitcoin is exactly what wow gold is. -132029;1360352446;jurov;i'm *so* done with bitvps -132028;1360352467;jurov;if anyone asks about coinbr, they messed it up again -132027;1360352470;leotreasure;thanks mircea_popescu will read it tomorrow it's nearly 5 in the morning now :) -132026;1360352496;mircea_popescu;hehe no rush, been there for what, half a year now -132025;1360352498;mircea_popescu;it'll wait a day -132024;1360352504;mircea_popescu;jurov what happened ? -132023;1360352538;iz;mircea_popescu: what if bitcoin is considered a foreign currency? -132022;1360352544;mircea_popescu;by whom ? -132021;1360352588;iz;by those interpreting section 1 of the securities act of 1933 -132020;1360352601;mircea_popescu;which foreign is it a currency of ? -132019;1360352617;iz;doesn't foreign just mean "not domestic"? -132018;1360352623;mircea_popescu;... -132017;1360352627;iz;or does it need to be a specific foreign country? -132016;1360352631;mircea_popescu;a foreign currency is the currency of a definite foreign power. -132015;1360352645;iz;oh, well that answers that then -132014;1360352743;BitHub;when will bitcoin-legal.org be ready :) -132013;1360352863;thestringpuller;it there a bitcoin-legal.org? -132012;1360352897;jurov;mircea_popescu my vps is completely inaccessible again -132011;1360352925;thestringpuller;is it still bitvps? -132010;1360353005;jurov;yes. was thinking i'll give them a chance -132009;1360354016;leotreasure;BitHub: will work on it this weekend -132008;1360354032;leotreasure;hopefully by monday morning -132007;1360354084;leotreasure;actually - the lawyer is calling me on monday so depending on how helpful they are - may have some solid info to put there by end of week -132006;1360354117;leotreasure;bed time for me now -132005;1360354401;BitHub;:) -132004;1360354408;BitHub;good stuff -132003;1360354974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 333 @ 0.00067985 = 0.2264 BTC [-] -132002;1360354976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2367 @ 0.00067984 = 1.6092 BTC [-] -132001;1360355080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1954 @ 0.00067984 = 1.3284 BTC [-] -132000;1360355082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067983 = 3.3992 BTC [-] -131999;1360355082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 96 @ 0.00067976 = 0.0653 BTC [-] -131998;1360355083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067983 = 6.7983 BTC [+] -131997;1360355358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00619997 = 3.1 BTC [-] -131996;1360355574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068003 = 2.9384 BTC [+] -131995;1360355576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6726 @ 0.00067976 = 4.5721 BTC [-] -131994;1360355582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 653 @ 0.00067965 = 0.4438 BTC [-] -131993;1360355614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068978 = 2.9805 BTC [+] -131992;1360355615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068994 = 3.4497 BTC [+] -131991;1360355620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00068995 = 2.9668 BTC [+] -131990;1360355621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00069521 = 2.0856 BTC [+] -131989;1360355623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1829 @ 0.00069523 = 1.2716 BTC [+] -131988;1360355624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00069608 = 2.4015 BTC [+] -131987;1360356061;Bugpowder;very impressive price action in the face of stiff overhead resistance -131986;1360356163;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -131985;1360356163;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.46002, Best ask: 22.61999, Bid-ask spread: 0.15997, Last trade: 22.46001, 24 hour volume: 52723.05584513, 24 hour low: 21.75001, 24 hour high: 22.70000, 24 hour vwap: 22.30134 -131984;1360356459;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.621 = 6.21 BTC [+] -131983;1360356825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1654 @ 0.00067978 = 1.1244 BTC [-] -131982;1360356827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3346 @ 0.00067977 = 2.2745 BTC [-] -131981;1360357212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1852 @ 0.00618074 = 11.4467 BTC [-] -131980;1360357214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00615002 = 3.075 BTC [-] -131979;1360357222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00615001 = 6.15 BTC [-] -131978;1360357224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00611577 = 5.5042 BTC [-] -131977;1360357226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.00600003 = 6.3 BTC [-] -131976;1360357227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0059043 = 5.9043 BTC [-] -131975;1360357229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00584205 = 12.2683 BTC [-] -131974;1360357230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2356 @ 0.004321 = 10.1803 BTC [-] -131973;1360357236;Bugpowder;yup -131972;1360357241;pigeons;whoa -131971;1360357270;kakobreklaa;what about my 0042!! -131970;1360357272;kakobreklaa;:( -131969;1360357279;Bugpowder;you will get filled at .0042 -131968;1360357286;Bugpowder;I bet you 1 BTC -131967;1360357299;Bugpowder;that you will get filled within 1 week at .0042 -131966;1360357325;kakobreklaa;hmm -131965;1360357329;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -131964;1360357330;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.004321 / 0.00614105 / 0.00619999 (141427 shares, 868.51 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00577226 / 0.007395 (3623200 shares, 20,914.06 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00536784 / 0.0075 (8137912 shares, 43,683.08 BTC) -131963;1360357354;mircea_popescu;interesting, 50 btcs worth of depth -131962;1360357443;grubles;hey mircea_popescu -131961;1360357448;grubles;is my mpex account active -131960;1360357495;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. does it respond ? -131959;1360357512;grubles;i dunno -131958;1360357514;grubles;havent tried -131957;1360357520;mircea_popescu;well then. -131956;1360357526;grubles;heh -131955;1360357533;mircea_popescu;i didn't even know you had one -131954;1360357661;grubles;i sure do -131953;1360357663;grubles;i have everything -131952;1360357698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067978 = 3.3989 BTC [+] -131951;1360357699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 975 @ 0.00067977 = 0.6628 BTC [-] -131950;1360357701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067966 = 6.7966 BTC [-] -131949;1360357702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11985 @ 0.00067965 = 8.1456 BTC [-] -131948;1360357823;mircea_popescu;cool. -131947;1360357866;jborkl;Volume on SD is insane right now, large bets on low odds also -131946;1360357940;Bugpowder;jborkl what are you looking at? -131945;1360357951;ThickAsThieves;wondering the same thing -131944;1360357951;jborkl;blockchaininfo -131943;1360357960;jborkl;it streams the info -131942;1360357966;mircea_popescu;http://www.getoutofdebtfree.org/A4V -131941;1360357969;mircea_popescu;ahaha this shit kicks all ass. -131940;1360357979;mircea_popescu;no child left behind, these are the results. -131939;1360358200;Bugpowder;well it will be interesting to see when the next block hits -131938;1360358216;Bugpowder;cause SD has been dead for a few days -131937;1360358225;Bugpowder;I wonder if there are new whale addresses then -131936;1360358305;JWU_42;=) -131935;1360358332;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder what's the month's volume, do you know ? -131934;1360358414;jborkl;The volume seems high to me, I have had to wait a long time to get transactions into a block -131933;1360358471;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1EAwKCEhyBcsZrZUPKYw8M4Lb8VM7Y1ep6 -131932;1360358478;ThickAsThieves;.0043 bids on SDICE on MPEX? -131931;1360358520;Bugpowder;I think volume was ~150k -131930;1360358561;maximian;bugpowder: s.dice bets? like, today? -131929;1360358633;jborkl;66btc and 130 btc on 6% -131928;1360358639;jborkl;just a second ago -131927;1360358649;jborkl;there have been a bunch going through like that -131926;1360358693;Bugpowder;no -131925;1360358695;Bugpowder;this month -131924;1360358767;Bugpowder;jborkl I think its a red herring -131923;1360358775;Bugpowder;look at the specific transactions -131922;1360358794;Bugpowder;1BTC is going to SDice address and the rest is going back to the same sending address -131921;1360358837;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/1EAwKCEhyBcsZrZUPKYw8M4Lb8VM7Y1ep6 -131920;1360358865;Bugpowder;as far as I can tell, this address is doing most of that betting and is not related to the eight known addresses used by the big whale. -131919;1360358954;mircea_popescu;so it's quiet -131918;1360359015;Bugpowder;yeah -131917;1360359044;Bugpowder;Also.... the whale is basically out of coins. -131916;1360359052;Bugpowder;from what I can tell -131915;1360359078;ThickAsThieves;he's waiting for his gox deposit -131914;1360359082;mircea_popescu;lol -131913;1360359082;ThickAsThieves;:) -131912;1360359101;Bugpowder;well -131911;1360359106;Bugpowder;that IS possible -131910;1360359111;Bugpowder;driving up the price -131909;1360359115;Bugpowder;of coins -131908;1360359137;Bugpowder;50% of price gain is due to whale reloading -131907;1360359336;ThickAsThieves;you know what would be nice, if someone hosted the report that Dooglus makes every day as an on-the-fly web page taht can be refreshed -131906;1360359349;ThickAsThieves;or such -131905;1360359387;mircea_popescu;yeah. -131904;1360359390;mircea_popescu;how abotu dooglus himself -131903;1360359414;Bugpowder;actually I'd prefer not -131902;1360359418;ThickAsThieves;why? -131901;1360359430;Bugpowder;easier to make money if you knowledge is less accessible -131900;1360359468;ThickAsThieves;then dont post the link on the forums -131899;1360359505;ThickAsThieves;or bury it on an mpex page, i dunno -131898;1360359520;ThickAsThieves;it's only a matter of time -131897;1360359543;Bugpowder;make your own google doc that pulls the data -131896;1360359561;ThickAsThieves;its not exactly my area of expertise -131895;1360359576;ThickAsThieves;i could learn i guess, I actually asked dooglus to help me figure it out -131894;1360359579;ThickAsThieves;he didnt reply -131893;1360359597;Bugpowder;took me 10 minutes of google searching to figure out how to do it. Not my area of expertise either. -131892;1360359624;mircea_popescu;ya but you're a brain surgeon -131891;1360359935;swhitt;it's not too hard, the armory dude released his original source -131890;1360359943;swhitt;did dooglus release his modifications? -131889;1360359981;ThickAsThieves;he referred me to the bitarmory py file -131888;1360359989;mircea_popescu;i thought he didn't answer -131887;1360359997;swhitt;is there still a bot doing a doublespend attack on sdice failed bets? -131886;1360359999;ThickAsThieves;this was before that -131885;1360360008;ThickAsThieves;in the thread on bctalk -131884;1360360022;ThickAsThieves;i was asking him how to use it -131883;1360360036;swhitt;adding a NOOP to the end of a transaction that was a losing bet -131882;1360360046;swhitt;changing the txid without having to resign the transaction -131881;1360360078;mircea_popescu;iirc that kinda failed ? -131880;1360360101;swhitt;it does fail, sdice ignores txns with inputs that it already saw in bets -131879;1360360143;swhitt;it was annoying though - I was messing around with the blockchain.info api by spending 0.01 on sdice; about half the time after I'd lose I'd see a doublespend show up in my wallet -131878;1360360159;mircea_popescu;heh -131877;1360360195;swhitt;and then going to the address on blockchain.info would show a warning "THIS ADDRESS HAS ATTEMPTED TO SEND DOUBLESPENDING TRANSACTIONS. USE CAUTION WHEN RECEIVING MONEY FROM THIS ACCOUNT" -131876;1360360249;swhitt;paraphrased but roughly that -131875;1360360347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11654 @ 0.00068862 = 8.0252 BTC [+] -131874;1360360437;swhitt;wtf is up with s.dice market depth -131873;1360360459;swhitt;the spread is almost .0019 -131872;1360360459;mircea_popescu;it never was very deep on the book -131871;1360360469;mircea_popescu;somebody just took a dump -131870;1360360505;swhitt;what do the spreads look like elsewhere? -131869;1360360508;Bugpowder;there are over 3 million shares bid and 5 million asks. -131868;1360360524;Bugpowder;there is just a disagreement on value right now :- -131867;1360360539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068929 = 2.9784 BTC [+] -131866;1360360541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1929 @ 0.00068957 = 1.3302 BTC [+] -131865;1360360861;swhitt;a few people made a lot of money -131864;1360360897;swhitt;well, not a lot -131863;1360360899;swhitt;but about $12k -131862;1360360980;jurov;yea just a few kilo-mugs -131861;1360361260;mircea_popescu;swhitt depends. if you coutn appreciation then people made something like 20-30k btc -131860;1360361286;swhitt;mircea_popescu: yeah, I meant single holders -131859;1360361306;swhitt;the whales were grabbing 100-250k shares in the first two tranches right? -131858;1360361332;mircea_popescu;there were blocks as large as i think 2-3 mn going at once -131857;1360361359;mircea_popescu;but what do you mean single holders ? whales are single too, i'd hope -131856;1360361365;mircea_popescu;or else they'll get raped with divorce. -131855;1360361369;swhitt;haha -131854;1360361372;jurov;lol -131853;1360361379;swhitt;It was kind of hard to digest in the channel -131852;1360361388;swhitt;is there a feed of current trades somewhere else? -131851;1360361390;swhitt;and historical data too -131850;1360361398;swhitt;or wysiwyg -131849;1360361417;jurov;in FAQ there's RSS feed -131848;1360361442;jurov;and historical data up to 1 mn ago can be got from live.coinbr.com -131847;1360361455;mircea_popescu;you can get the rss feed, -131846;1360361459;mircea_popescu;or follow the twitter. -131845;1360361461;jurov;(I don't advertise it, but from js sources is obvoius how) -131844;1360361480;swhitt;yeah I saw those, but I should be keeping my own records if I want day-week long data -131843;1360361496;mircea_popescu;swhitt do so, charge a fee. -131842;1360361497;swhitt;? -131841;1360361524;swhitt;tempting -131840;1360361704;swhitt;i wonder how often s.dice runs out of confirmed coins for payouts -131839;1360361715;swhitt;in their reserve accts -131838;1360361745;Bugpowder;basically never -131837;1360361762;swhitt;it seems to have to wait for the next block fairly often even when playing with aged coin and a larger-than-required txn fee -131836;1360361823;jurov;swhitt you mean sdice issues the txs only after new block appears? -131835;1360361836;swhitt;most of the time it's incredibly fast -131834;1360361856;swhitt;unless your inputs aren't confirmed or you don't pay a large enough transaction fee -131833;1360361864;mircea_popescu;i guess if a whale owns them -131832;1360361896;swhitt;sometimes it won't process any transaction at all until the bet is confirmed -131831;1360361900;jurov;hm, that's possible -131830;1360361913;thestringpuller;;;seen namworld -131829;1360361913;gribble;namworld was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 10 hours, 35 minutes, and 54 seconds ago: Eh -131828;1360361921;swhitt;it seems more probable if I bet 5 btc than if I bet .1 btc though -131827;1360361930;jurov;they had to tighten their anti-dblspend measures -131826;1360361939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068939 = 2.9789 BTC [-] -131825;1360361940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17633 @ 0.00068957 = 12.1592 BTC [+] -131824;1360361954;swhitt;I wonder if it's a result of anti-fraud heuristics or something else -131823;1360361965;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/7338/is-it-possible-to-buy-or-sell-bitcoin-options/7341#7341 -131822;1360361971;mircea_popescu;lol meni rosenfeld getting uppity. -131821;1360361988;mircea_popescu;how is it that every two bit scammer and scammer wananbe is so quick to declare mpex bad in some way/attack me personally ? -131820;1360362008;mircea_popescu;don't they realise that by now it's so typical they might as well declare themselves scammers ? -131819;1360362141;jurov;uhm..you have to unfold my coinbr comment below it to see it... if anyone has SE account, pls upvode -131818;1360362146;jurov;*upvote -131817;1360362161;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu why do haters hate? -131816;1360362182;thestringpuller;why give them any attention? your time is best served elsewhere -131815;1360362210;jurov;http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100526194400AA6ZBSX -131814;1360362216;jurov;^ notice Best Answer -131813;1360362220;jurov;lol -131812;1360362251;mircea_popescu;lol -131811;1360362253;jurov;we're surrounded by trauma survivors -131810;1360362260;mircea_popescu;more power to them -131809;1360362328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00069574 = 3.4787 BTC [+] -131808;1360362330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63 @ 0.00069608 = 0.0439 BTC [+] -131807;1360362764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23150 @ 0.00069251 = 16.0316 BTC [-] -131806;1360363377;Diablo-D3;Namworld: how many days left? -131805;1360363416;Namworld;7 days from forum time of op post, 24h extension from last bid -131804;1360363445;Namworld;February 04, 2013, 12:45:15 AM I see. It's now 04:43:42 PM -131803;1360363480;Diablo-D3;so still another 3 days? -131802;1360363514;Namworld;yeah, it's a week auction, with extensions -131801;1360363529;Namworld;So if someone is outbid, they have time to come back -131800;1360363544;Bugpowder;still .35? -131799;1360363554;Namworld;.41 - .43 -131798;1360363558;mircea_popescu;insanity. -131797;1360363571;Bugpowder;not bad -131796;1360363686;mircea_popescu;how the fuck would that thing make 160k btc ? -131795;1360363732;mircea_popescu;they mine 6k blocks ? -131794;1360363766;Bugpowder;well -131793;1360363768;Namworld;Cheap asic boards/electricity, chinese manufacturer, mining for itself + selling ASIC boards? -131792;1360363771;Bugpowder;thats possible -131791;1360363779;Bugpowder;oh wait -131790;1360363781;Bugpowder;no its not -131789;1360363783;mircea_popescu;right. -131788;1360363810;mircea_popescu;i mean ok, they sold for .1, were mostly worthless, now they've recouped most of their origianl value -131787;1360363815;Bugpowder;no it is -131786;1360363815;mircea_popescu;0.06. 0.08 if you're excited -131785;1360363827;Bugpowder;if BFL doesnt ship -131784;1360363833;Bugpowder;avalon does poorly -131783;1360363836;wao;bf will ship in may -131782;1360363845;wao;have someone experience with avalon? -131781;1360363846;Bugpowder;you might get .4 after 6 months -131780;1360363847;mircea_popescu;wao if ever -131779;1360363852;Namworld;If they keep rolling out enough for 1/4th of the total hashing, would get them 36 block per day -131778;1360363854;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder do the math for my benefit. -131777;1360363860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00069573 = 3.4787 BTC [+] -131776;1360363862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069607 = 3.0077 BTC [+] -131775;1360363865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1487 @ 0.00069608 = 1.0351 BTC [+] -131774;1360363865;Bugpowder;;;calc 25*6*24*7*12 -131773;1360363866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00069608 = 6.9608 BTC [+] -131772;1360363866;gribble;302400 -131771;1360363866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15090 @ 0.00069609 = 10.504 BTC [+] -131770;1360363869;Namworld;that would take them 166 days to mine 6k blocks -131769;1360363871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11129 @ 0.00069656 = 7.752 BTC [+] -131768;1360363873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2073 @ 0.00069897 = 1.449 BTC [+] -131767;1360363884;mircea_popescu;166 days ? so till what, august ? -131766;1360363899;Bugpowder;what is the designed hash rate? -131765;1360363902;Namworld;yeah. If they roll enough ASICs to keep 1/4th of hashing -131764;1360363917;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder something like 10-20TH from what i gather. -131763;1360363935;wao;and what are that .numbers for? -131762;1360363936;wao;:) -131761;1360363946;Bugpowder;;;calc 25*6*24*7*4*6/3 -131760;1360363946;gribble;201600 -131759;1360363946;mircea_popescu;wao the asicminer share price -131758;1360363953;wao;oh :) -131757;1360363965;wao;like devda.ch is doing? -131756;1360363966;wao;O_O -131755;1360363966;Bugpowder;6 months with 1/3 the network power = 201600 coins -131754;1360363971;wao;mmm -131753;1360363984;Bugpowder;people just want to be miners -131752;1360363992;Bugpowder;its an ego thing -131751;1360363992;Namworld;Mircea, they have 800 boards for 10-12 TH and plan 6x more soon -131750;1360363996;wao;I just planning SC single from BF -131749;1360363997;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder so iyo a correct discount value of 6 months with 1/3 the network power is 160k ? -131748;1360364000;wao;but I'm still not sure -131747;1360364028;Bugpowder;people are not rational with mining -131746;1360364033;mircea_popescu;i agree, people want to be "part of" btc. -131745;1360364038;Bugpowder;yeah -131744;1360364043;mircea_popescu;instead of obeying mpoe-pr, getting into the wot and working their ass off -131743;1360364043;Bugpowder;it's like a cool thing -131742;1360364046;Bugpowder;I'm in this club -131741;1360364053;mircea_popescu;they are independant freemen on the land sovereign citizens -131740;1360364056;mircea_popescu;and such bs. -131739;1360364070;Bugpowder;I liked being in the club too but my apartments smelled of PCB then -131738;1360364074;Bugpowder;so I left the club -131737;1360364083;Bugpowder;and bought coins instead -131736;1360364089;Bugpowder;BEST DECISION OF MY LYFE -131735;1360364093;mircea_popescu;myeah. -131734;1360364123;Bugpowder;actually probably about the 7th or 8th best decision of my life. -131733;1360364128;Bugpowder;which is up there! -131732;1360364262;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=GUZuyMVdVcc#! -131731;1360364970;jurov;http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-we-discuss-datskovskiys-discussion-of-mpex/ -131730;1360364987;jurov;both this and OP very good food for thoughts, thanks! -131729;1360365117;jurov;i should make coinbr db public, too... -131728;1360365171;jurov;maybe it wouldn't necessary to encrypt it , too. just use substring or hash of everyone's btc addy -131727;1360365174;swhitt;hmm -131726;1360365182;swhitt;I have to pay to access that article now -131725;1360365282;jurov;got better idea - use sha1(btc_addy+mpsic) : balance -131724;1360365415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10550 @ 0.00069388 = 7.3204 BTC [-] -131723;1360365417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3301 @ 0.0006926 = 2.2863 BTC [-] -131722;1360365468;topace;havelock investments API now available :) -131721;1360365474;topace;not complete yet, but its a start -131720;1360365481;topace;to weet peoples appetite -131719;1360365638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 537 @ 0.00069897 = 0.3753 BTC [+] -131718;1360365640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00069898 = 10.4847 BTC [+] -131717;1360365645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10063 @ 0.00069956 = 7.0397 BTC [+] -131716;1360366119;mircea_popescu;jurov glad you enjoyed -131715;1360366151;jurov;just i'm at a loss how to explain whole concept to anone else -131714;1360366159;mircea_popescu;lol -131713;1360366161;mircea_popescu;welcome to the club. -131712;1360366181;jurov;i'm going into bit of a coworking -131711;1360366206;jurov;the guys are really nice, but... seems i'll stay alone with anything mpex-related -131710;1360366227;Ukto;[13:00] [MPEX] [S.DICE] 2356 @ 0.004321 = 10.1803 BTC [-] wonder why that doesnt show on coinbr's graph -131709;1360366232;Ukto;jurov ? -131708;1360366255;jurov;hrm looks like it died -131707;1360366280;jurov;cause of the bitvps snafu...i'll replenish the db from other machine -131706;1360366365;Ukto;kk :) -131705;1360366368;Ukto;thanks jurov -131704;1360366369;jurov;lol they just chose to cut the fiber or whatever exactly when i wanted to demo coinbr -131703;1360366375;Ukto;what bitvps snafu ? i miss something? -131702;1360366405;jurov;cogent said someone cut their cable or the like -131701;1360366416;Ukto;bvps only has one upstream? 0,o -131700;1360366421;jurov;the one that serviced bitvps zurich dc -131699;1360366427;Ukto;ah -131698;1360366454;jurov;yea, they didn't reply to my mention of backup connectivity -131697;1360366476;Namworld;mircea, typo -131696;1360366489;Namworld;motley crue > motley crew -131695;1360366515;mircea_popescu;was kinda a joke. -131694;1360366529;Namworld;Well if you're comparing them to the band... -131693;1360366575;jurov;if i won't find anything decent 15ms from here, most likely i'll buy 30mbit to my flat and run whole thing straight fom here -131692;1360366594;mircea_popescu;jurov what if there's a fire ? -131691;1360366613;jurov;for that there will be that public db :D -131690;1360366633;mircea_popescu;hehe ok -131689;1360366675;jurov;but i believe february earnings will allow me to get serious solution... it looks i already made more than whole january so far -131688;1360366747;mircea_popescu;that's pretty good. -131687;1360366774;jurov;btw namworld, you didn't realize i'm speaking of your company's performance here.. don't you have any comment? -131686;1360366868;Bowjob;holy titfuck -131685;1360366875;Bowjob;dice went 4xx? -131684;1360366966;DeadWeasel;thanks for the heads up. -131683;1360366981;DeadWeasel;just dumped the last few hundred of my .0055s -131682;1360366997;DeadWeasel;haha, bitfunder s.dice doens't look so hot now. -131681;1360367559;evoorhees;hey guys - I'd like some feedback -131680;1360367589;evoorhees;I'm thinking of leaving the 1m tranche up for another 24 hrs, then removing it completely since the market doesn't seem to want it -131679;1360367592;evoorhees;thoughts? -131678;1360367608;DeadWeasel;remove it now -131677;1360367609;Bowjob;aye. -131676;1360367622;DeadWeasel;;) -131675;1360367636;jcpham;i do not gamble so i have no opinion -131674;1360367639;Bowjob;erik, i have an idea. why dont we advertise on rich kids of instagram? :3 -131673;1360367646;evoorhees;hahah -131672;1360367649;evoorhees;that's actually awesome idea -131671;1360367656;evoorhees;what's the link? -131670;1360367661;Bowjob;hang on -131669;1360367673;Bowjob;http://richkidsofinstagram.tumblr.com/ -131668;1360367705;Ukto;I noticed they re-post images from time to time -131667;1360367728;Bowjob;huh? the only re post they did was the recap from last year -131666;1360367732;Bowjob;otherwise they put new pics -131665;1360367760;evoorhees;sending them an email now -131664;1360367762;ThickAsThieves;evoor: announce a re-price date and time for the unsold mil at .0044 again :) -131663;1360367774;evoorhees;no thanks ;) -131662;1360367782;evoorhees;.0044 won't be happening again -131661;1360367786;Bowjob;yeah it was a bad idea to sell at 0.44 -131660;1360367786;ThickAsThieves;sad -131659;1360367794;Bowjob;someone quickl.y cashed out -131658;1360367799;Bowjob;im sure that was not your intention -131657;1360367807;evoorhees;nope, but good lesson! -131656;1360367812;Namworld;evoorhees, I'd say just leave the slice and put the 2 others higher and leave them there. -131655;1360367822;maximian;evoorhees: yes to removing the 1M tranche -131654;1360367824;Namworld;People will eat it eventually -131653;1360367827;ThickAsThieves;i dont know if the low price was the problem, so much as announcing the next tranches would be higher -131652;1360367847;ThickAsThieves;i was tempted to flip what i bought too -131651;1360367847;maximian;put the tranche at 0.0075 or higher -131650;1360367850;maximian;it'll sell eventually -131649;1360367852;ThickAsThieves;but i wanted to hold -131648;1360367874;Bowjob;you actually sent rich kids of instagram an email? -131647;1360367877;Bowjob;awesome :3 -131646;1360367883;evoorhees;I think I'll announce this one will be up for another 24 hrs, then gone indeffinitely -131645;1360367887;evoorhees;no other tranches for now -131644;1360367890;Bugpowder;it doesn't much matter -131643;1360367894;evoorhees;bowjob - about it -131642;1360367897;evoorhees;about to* -131641;1360367904;Bowjob;cool omg lol -131640;1360367906;Bugpowder;This is what matters -131639;1360367906;Bugpowder;15HJgkvj6roZQvNRC3pUJNKP2YgfEuD8wo -131638;1360367919;Bugpowder;1A3z7M6GhpUejQ5eqgSyjVWRuezeepdKKV -131637;1360367926;maximian;evoorhees: that's great! it might stimulate some buying action -131636;1360367931;Bugpowder;1B5h9sf6xNLYGa3NBk48hwYbxyNZ22PRJk -131635;1360367936;maximian;or at least higher bids -131634;1360367946;Bowjob;this higher price is killing me -131633;1360367948;Bowjob;>_> -131632;1360367950;Bugpowder;1DBH7Xum2re7LXd8YNSe1uRznttsqeMXGK -131631;1360367963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00069261 = 0.4848 BTC [-] -131630;1360367964;Bugpowder;1EP4rM8hLZCRSWPNZDWJp9zdvmoWYkkgbQ -131629;1360367965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1020 @ 0.0006926 = 0.7065 BTC [-] -131628;1360367966;Bowjob;so whatever happened to pirate dude -131627;1360367968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3043 @ 0.00069252 = 2.1073 BTC [-] -131626;1360367969;Bugpowder;you get the idea -131625;1360368001;mircea_popescu;evoorhees prolly just leave it there -131624;1360368014;mircea_popescu;good to have something on the books. -131623;1360368050;Bugpowder;I would leave it up -131622;1360368067;Bugpowder;the fancies of MPEX users cannot be predicted -131621;1360368072;mircea_popescu;for srsly. -131620;1360368079;maximian;leave it up, but higher price -131619;1360368085;Bugpowder;lol -131618;1360368092;maximian;that highest trade was 0.0075, set it to that -131617;1360368101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1457 @ 0.00069252 = 1.009 BTC [-] -131616;1360368102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8431 @ 0.00069251 = 5.8386 BTC [-] -131615;1360368103;Bugpowder;break it into a million pieces -131614;1360368123;mircea_popescu;it was funny to look at the graph yest -131613;1360368128;mircea_popescu;looked like an amortised oscillation -131612;1360368256;evoorhees;okay email sent to rich kids of instagram hah -131611;1360368264;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you must own a maybach -131610;1360368280;mircea_popescu;why ? -131609;1360368316;thestringpuller;cause they are awesome -131608;1360368343;mircea_popescu;i'm not owning any cars atm -131607;1360368394;Bugpowder;TESLA -131606;1360368422;mircea_popescu;you're such a hipster. -131605;1360368442;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you are the hipster -131604;1360368453;mircea_popescu;me ?! why ? -131603;1360368478;thestringpuller;"had bitcoins before they were cool" -131602;1360368481;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/pnc7FNk.jpg -131601;1360368493;mircea_popescu;no wai ? i only bought in after the bubble burst -131600;1360368500;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLCdP6sMN9k -131599;1360368564;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136036121335.jpg -131598;1360368568;mircea_popescu;since we're comparing performance. -131597;1360368577;Bugpowder;nsfw -131596;1360368580;Bugpowder;im guessing -131595;1360368623;mircea_popescu;dtng is the new way to say nsfw -131594;1360368775;ThickAsThieves;http://dtng.info/ -131593;1360368779;jurov;live.coinbr data fixed. enjoy -131592;1360368874;jurov;hm, medicinal medication...sadly don't have any around -131591;1360368895;jurov;must make do with a wine -131590;1360369001;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.61999999 BTC [-] -131589;1360369233;jcpham;http://jcpham.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/supra-alley.jpg -131588;1360369256;mircea_popescu;da fuck -131587;1360369288;evoorhees;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1513113#msg1513113 -131586;1360369300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.61999999 = 2.48 BTC [-] -131585;1360369331;kakobreklaa;wanna take that bet Bugpowder -131584;1360369340;mjr_;hi all -131583;1360369361;jurov;tsk tsk evoorhees, such machinations... -131582;1360369368;jurov;hi mjr_ -131581;1360369373;Bugpowder;sure -131580;1360369396;kakobreklaa;put it on bbet? -131579;1360369413;Bugpowder;Yeah -131578;1360369415;Bugpowder;want me to? -131577;1360369417;Bugpowder;or you -131576;1360369418;Bugpowder;? -131575;1360369430;Bugpowder;Feb 15? -131574;1360369480;kakobreklaa;hm ok -131573;1360369481;kakobreklaa;0.0042 ? -131572;1360369507;Bugpowder;sure -131571;1360369524;Bugpowder;this is manipulateable though -131570;1360369534;Bugpowder;I won't manipulate it -131569;1360369535;kakobreklaa;myea -131568;1360369538;Bugpowder;but someone else might -131567;1360369542;kakobreklaa;not a huge depth -131566;1360369564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00068864 = 0.6886 BTC [-] -131565;1360369566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00068863 = 0.6886 BTC [-] -131564;1360369581;maximian;evoorhees: it'll be interesting to see if that announcement stimulates any buying activity in the next 24 hours -131563;1360369591;evoorhees;yeah we'll see -131562;1360369596;evoorhees;but I learned not to suprise anyone -131561;1360369604;evoorhees;so I'm posting the announcement ahead of time :) -131560;1360369626;jurov;if you're gonna do surprises, do it anonymously -131559;1360369635;Bugpowder;it might spark some buying actually -131558;1360369661;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.61999999 BTC [-] -131557;1360369848;Bugpowder;CHINESE! -131556;1360370046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00619997 = 3.1 BTC [+] -131555;1360370050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9291 @ 0.00619998 = 57.604 BTC [+] -131554;1360370194;Bugpowder;;;ticker -131553;1360370194;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.60982, Best ask: 22.69989, Bid-ask spread: 0.09007, Last trade: 22.60982, 24 hour volume: 48550.75701377, 24 hour low: 22.00000, 24 hour high: 22.70000, 24 hour vwap: 22.39278 -131552;1360370205;Bugpowder;banging the roof -131551;1360370442;jurov;reading http://negosentro.com/index.php/articles/mybiz/ideas/741-bitcoins-the-fast-rising-star-of-gaming -131550;1360370472;jurov;maybe casacsius should offer rouletts/poker chips? that would be perfect -131549;1360370498;jurov;especially for rkoi, lol -131548;1360370557;jurov;we eastern europeans should raise money for such casino, really -131547;1360370576;Bugpowder;I feel like I've read this article before -131546;1360370626;jurov;then go to slovak or whatever govt and make them drool -131545;1360370657;jurov;if necessary -131544;1360370749;jurov;but prolly easier to go offshore -131543;1360370797;jurov;mircea, we can IPO this... buy a ship, make offshore btc-only casino -131542;1360370844;Bugpowder;sounds like a job for sealand -131541;1360370902;jurov;just b4 maiden voyage, btc will skyrocket :DD -131540;1360370904;Ukto;jurov: you can buy a decen size rig for 250k -131539;1360370907;Ukto;w/ generator -131538;1360370914;Ukto;enough for about 5 tables -131537;1360370921;Ukto;not that I have looked at that already >,> -131536;1360370922;Ukto;<,< -131535;1360370922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3412 @ 0.00069188 = 2.3607 BTC [+] -131534;1360370923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00069501 = 3.0031 BTC [+] -131533;1360370926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2467 @ 0.00069518 = 1.715 BTC [+] -131532;1360370928;Ukto;for Japan... or anything -131531;1360370953;jurov;pfft, sealand.. who cares about pieceof concrete in middel of nowhere? -131530;1360370963;Ukto;its dea dnot -131529;1360370966;Ukto;to my knoweldge -131528;1360370989;jurov;buy normal yacht with place for few tables, do mediterranean cruises,... -131527;1360371007;jurov;*rent -131526;1360371042;jurov;fuck, sound like a plan -131525;1360371138;Bugpowder;http://www.stunningyachts.com/yacht_details.php?pid=610 -131524;1360371168;Bugpowder;S.DICE was earning about that much last month -131523;1360371170;Bugpowder;:-) -131522;1360371205;Bugpowder;I'm sure there are better deals though -131521;1360371273;Bugpowder;oh man I wish I had a yachy -131520;1360371282;Bugpowder;this yacht -131519;1360371325;jurov;so the casion should make 7000 btc per week to pay for this beauty -131518;1360371330;jurov;sounds doable -131517;1360371348;jurov;(at btceur=15) -131516;1360371369;Bugpowder;A much better deal here -131515;1360371370;Bugpowder;http://www.stunningyachts.com/yacht_details.php?pid=2243 -131514;1360371383;Bugpowder;only $60,000 /wk -131513;1360371392;Bugpowder;but not in St. Tropez -131512;1360371403;Bugpowder;;;ticker -131511;1360371404;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.63185, Best ask: 22.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06815, Last trade: 22.63185, 24 hour volume: 48640.66523893, 24 hour low: 22.00000, 24 hour high: 22.70000, 24 hour vwap: 22.39561 -131510;1360371414;Bugpowder;yesss -131509;1360371432;jurov;oh that will be american subsidiary -131508;1360371596;Bowjob;we have a baby whale playing -131507;1360371597;Bowjob;http://blockchain.info/address/1EAwKCEhyBcsZrZUPKYw8M4Lb8VM7Y1ep6 -131506;1360371655;mircea_popescu;jurov why a ship ? -131505;1360371669;jurov;why not? -131504;1360371679;mircea_popescu;what's wrong with just as things are ? -131503;1360371685;Bugpowder;must stop looking at blocks -131502;1360371688;Bugpowder;i mean yachts -131501;1360371704;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder sure better than teslas. -131500;1360371722;Bugpowder;I am not rich enough for a yacht -131499;1360371725;mircea_popescu;load a boat with party girls, go for vacation -131498;1360371729;Bugpowder;Yah -131497;1360371736;Bugpowder;A week rental -131496;1360371758;Bugpowder;I have a friend in HK with a nice boat -131495;1360371761;jurov;ship+casinos are cool... now imagine one with btc flag hoisted -131494;1360371782;mircea_popescu;jurov ship with hookers&blow are cool -131493;1360371790;mircea_popescu;bitcoins don't need you to be stuck on a ship -131492;1360371799;jurov;oh these will appear themselves -131491;1360371829;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, i'm going off. catch you all later! -131490;1360371843;Namworld;later -131489;1360371861;jborkl;mp, you get all worked up thinking of hookers and blow? -131488;1360371890;Bugpowder;not loving my puts purchase -131487;1360371925;mircea_popescu;jborkl not me. the hookers. -131486;1360371994;jborkl;Yeah, hookers and blow go together like straberries and chocolate -131485;1360371995;jurov;btc don;t need ship. but i want to do things with btc irl, nut just be forever stuck here showing biggest epeen -131484;1360372008;jurov;kbd fail -131483;1360372148;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0059 = 0.059 BTC [-] -131482;1360372161;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 45 @ 0.0058 = 0.261 BTC [-] -131481;1360372162;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1200 @ 0.0058 = 6.96 BTC [-] -131480;1360372173;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 23 @ 0.0056 = 0.1288 BTC [-] -131479;1360372189;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0052 = 5.2 BTC [-] -131478;1360400653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1278 @ 0.006 = 7.668 BTC [-] -131477;1360400682;mircea_popescu;a, back to 60 are we -131476;1360400764;Bowjob;yeap. the 5xx was an eyesore -131475;1360400822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18200 @ 0.00066663 = 12.1327 BTC [+] -131474;1360400824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8809 @ 0.00066596 = 5.8664 BTC [-] -131473;1360400831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066562 = 6.6562 BTC [-] -131472;1360400835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00066544 = 15.6378 BTC [-] -131471;1360400837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00066404 = 11.6871 BTC [-] -131470;1360400849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10494 @ 0.00066395 = 6.9675 BTC [-] -131469;1360400851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2892 @ 0.00066395 = 1.9201 BTC [-] -131468;1360401027;mircea_popescu;so basically these two are converging lol -131467;1360401127;Bowjob;the baby whale is down to 18k from 29k earlier -131466;1360401135;mircea_popescu;baby whale ;/ -131465;1360401137;mircea_popescu;poor him. -131464;1360401139;Bowjob;i hope we dont scare the whale too much -131463;1360401494;Bowjob;well i hope at least hes getting high for playing dice at least -131462;1360401498;Bowjob;it doesnt seem like a bot -131461;1360401913;mircea_popescu;lol -131460;1360401920;mircea_popescu;should get pretty high for 10k -131459;1360401937;mircea_popescu;tho in his defense this is better than "investing" in mining -131458;1360401948;mircea_popescu;he only lost 1/3 of his money and it didn't take three months. -131457;1360401984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19795 @ 0.00067031 = 13.2688 BTC [+] -131456;1360401986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2505 @ 0.00067267 = 1.685 BTC [+] -131455;1360402066;Bowjob;see... imagine if those baby whales were multiplied by 50x from rich kids of instagram -131454;1360402073;Bowjob;happy shareholders everywhere -131453;1360402186;mircea_popescu;The company that supplied electricity to the Super Bowl says the blackout that halted the big game was caused by a device it installed specially to prevent a power failure. -131452;1360402396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00067267 = 5.6841 BTC [+] -131451;1360402986;truffles;power ownage -131450;1360403208;Ukto;anyone else having issues with coinbr? is it a bitvps thing ? -131449;1360403278;mircea_popescu;http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE just loaded that -131448;1360403388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28100 @ 0.00066833 = 18.7801 BTC [-] -131447;1360403390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00066396 = 0.664 BTC [-] -131446;1360403403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6585 @ 0.00066395 = 4.3721 BTC [-] -131445;1360403409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16614 @ 0.00066341 = 11.0219 BTC [-] -131444;1360403420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23817 @ 0.00066273 = 15.7842 BTC [-] -131443;1360403424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10387 @ 0.00066053 = 6.8609 BTC [-] -131442;1360403442;truffles;everyone must be sleeping -131441;1360403556;Ukto;weird -131440;1360403585;Ukto;i just get connection timed out -131439;1360403588;Ukto;"The server at live.coinbr.com is taking too long to respond." -131438;1360403851;mircea_popescu;routing issue maybe ? -131437;1360403855;truffles;maybe its broken -131436;1360403890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11277 @ 0.00067267 = 7.5857 BTC [+] -131435;1360403893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3634 @ 0.00067738 = 2.4616 BTC [+] -131434;1360403927;mircea_popescu;i just loaded it again. seems fine. -131433;1360404049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6266 @ 0.00067738 = 4.2445 BTC [+] -131432;1360404051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6584 @ 0.00069207 = 4.5566 BTC [+] -131431;1360404060;truffles;any more reddit complaints mp? -131430;1360404422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00066568 = 12.5148 BTC [-] -131429;1360404987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00066568 = 5.4586 BTC [-] -131428;1360405061;mircea_popescu;i haven't been watching. are there ? -131427;1360405073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 133 @ 0.00066568 = 0.0885 BTC [-] -131426;1360405075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1763 @ 0.00066053 = 1.1645 BTC [-] -131425;1360405081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9750 @ 0.00066053 = 6.4402 BTC [-] -131424;1360405083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13554 @ 0.00065996 = 8.9451 BTC [-] -131423;1360405174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7196 @ 0.00065996 = 4.7491 BTC [-] -131422;1360405176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9304 @ 0.00065961 = 6.137 BTC [-] -131421;1360405290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 696 @ 0.00065961 = 0.4591 BTC [-] -131420;1360405292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00065923 = 13.1846 BTC [-] -131419;1360405297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5104 @ 0.00065896 = 3.3633 BTC [-] -131418;1360405471;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0061 BTC [+] -131417;1360405528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00065896 = 8.896 BTC [-] -131416;1360405769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21800 @ 0.00066936 = 14.592 BTC [+] -131415;1360406125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1896 @ 0.00065896 = 1.2494 BTC [-] -131414;1360406127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15350 @ 0.00065706 = 10.0859 BTC [-] -131413;1360406129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13304 @ 0.00065502 = 8.7144 BTC [-] -131412;1360406370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10991 @ 0.00065502 = 7.1993 BTC [-] -131411;1360406373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00065468 = 6.5468 BTC [-] -131410;1360407380;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-trolling-something-awful-competition/ -131409;1360407384;mircea_popescu;if anyone's interested... -131408;1360407452;truffles;i got this ! -131407;1360407457;truffles;oh let me read -131406;1360407473;mircea_popescu;truffles put it on reddit if you have an acct. -131405;1360407477;mircea_popescu;let's spread the joy :D -131404;1360407495;truffles;no acct -131403;1360407521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00065241 = 2.3487 BTC [-] -131402;1360407523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.0006524 = 15.9186 BTC [-] -131401;1360407528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6731 @ 0.00065178 = 4.3871 BTC [-] -131400;1360407537;truffles;prefer to lurk in certain forums, too many nazis -131399;1360407549;mircea_popescu;hehe -131398;1360407578;truffles;u got banned? -131397;1360407649;mircea_popescu;well, technically mpoe-pr got me banned -131396;1360407651;mircea_popescu;but yeah. -131395;1360407700;truffles;tl dr? -131394;1360407709;mircea_popescu;no such thing. -131393;1360407815;truffles;so um i dont get it -131392;1360407876;mircea_popescu;well internet trollery stuff isn't for everyone. -131391;1360407899;truffles;how long is would one have to commit to this -131390;1360407902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3769 @ 0.00065178 = 2.4566 BTC [-] -131389;1360407917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10950 @ 0.00065101 = 7.1286 BTC [-] -131388;1360407971;mircea_popescu;you don't stand a chance of success if you're not already very good at it. -131387;1360407999;truffles;meh -131386;1360408011;truffles;i wouldnt wanna be considered an excellent troll -131385;1360408147;truffles;ofc i can be bought, so i will think it over, just spent the day doing clean win7 instal fml -131384;1360408262;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 30 @ 0.3498 = 10.494 BTC [+] -131383;1360408301;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.3498 = 1.3992 BTC [+] -131382;1360408346;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=142038.0 -131381;1360408347;Diablo-D3;I wish. -131380;1360408411;mircea_popescu;truffles so move to linux -131379;1360408463;truffles;yea.. but i dont know how to use it so i will have to learn that 1st -131378;1360408517;truffles;how many years til asic become meaningless? -131377;1360408547;Diablo-D3;truffles: never -131376;1360408550;mircea_popescu;they never will. asic is the end game technology. asic simply means, specially made chip -131375;1360408560;Diablo-D3;the question you meant to ask was -131374;1360408561;mircea_popescu;on the other hand, the current crop of crap will be lucky to get 6 months,. -131373;1360408564;Diablo-D3;when do new asics kill old asics -131372;1360408571;Diablo-D3;about a year. -131371;1360408577;Diablo-D3;assuming anyone makes new asics -131370;1360408590;truffles;just get a new pc each yr? -131369;1360408619;Diablo-D3;someone would have to jump to 45nm to win -131368;1360408779;Diablo-D3;Namworld: I bid on the other two lol -131367;1360408798;Diablo-D3;Namworld: see any other threads selling asicminer shares? -131366;1360408836;truffles;losing 30k real money in a play money arena, sick! -131365;1360408908;Diablo-D3;Namworld: hopefully it'd start a bidding war on those -131364;1360408925;Diablo-D3;I wish I had more money though, I'd just outbid everyone -131363;1360408970;truffles;i guess if the difficulty increases could be good investment to get as much early as possible even if the new releases are faster -131362;1360408976;mircea_popescu;this is the reason you don't have money : you waste it if you do. -131361;1360408986;mircea_popescu;truffles it'd be cheaper to trade diff futures. -131360;1360409022;truffles;or to let me gamble with it -131359;1360409032;truffles;wouldve at least doubled that! -131358;1360409106;truffles;diablo is it an investment or do u purchase a spare ? -131357;1360409256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00065101 = 4.7849 BTC [-] -131356;1360409258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.00065058 = 13.0767 BTC [-] -131355;1360409265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.0006494 = 3.0197 BTC [-] -131354;1360409267;Diablo-D3;truffles: an investment -131353;1360409367;truffles;risky still (depending on how much ure investing) if the asics dont increase with level of difficulty long term -131352;1360409460;Diablo-D3;truffles: only about 250 btc, its not much -131351;1360409470;truffles;orly -131350;1360409501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00065277 = 3.6555 BTC [+] -131349;1360409750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3059 @ 0.00065277 = 1.9968 BTC [+] -131348;1360409769;truffles;how many pizzas could that get hmmm -131347;1360409982;Namworld;250*22.6=5650 USD, divided by 10 USD = 565 pizzas -131346;1360410001;truffles;nom nom nom -131345;1360410039;Namworld;If you take frozen ones from the supermarket when they're in special, that's almost 2000 pizzas -131344;1360410068;truffles;yea but we r only talking bitcoin pizzas -131343;1360410081;Namworld;enough to eat 3 pizzas a day for 2 years and die from heart diseases. -131342;1360410094;Namworld;ah, well I guess dominos -131341;1360410102;Namworld;10 USD. 565 BTC pizzas -131340;1360410116;truffles;id want variety though -131339;1360410126;Namworld;Dominos has variety -131338;1360410137;truffles;true -131337;1360410138;Diablo-D3;Namworld: actually -131336;1360410144;truffles;can u buy apples -131335;1360410149;Diablo-D3;I got some for $4 that are normally $10 -131334;1360410156;Diablo-D3;they were pretty good though -131333;1360410159;truffles;omg -131332;1360410170;Diablo-D3;I hate frozen pizza, but I tried them -131331;1360410173;Diablo-D3;they wernt bad -131330;1360410181;Namworld;Some brands aren't bad -131329;1360410186;Diablo-D3;Ive tried every band -131328;1360410188;Diablo-D3;they're all shit -131327;1360410191;truffles;ure letting go of possibly 3+ years of pizza then -131326;1360410196;Diablo-D3;they usually ruin the sauce -131325;1360410200;truffles;its all the same pizza! -131324;1360410205;Diablo-D3;truffles: yes, but I can probably make this all back in 2 years. -131323;1360410213;truffles;omg 2 years -131322;1360410218;Diablo-D3;and I need it to fix DMC -131321;1360410218;truffles;face palm -131320;1360410248;Namworld;Getting 100% over two year is excellent -131319;1360410258;Namworld;Although this might never happen -131318;1360410274;truffles;dunno how the numbers work .. -131317;1360410280;Namworld;But the only mining stock that could achieve anything it seems is that ASICMINER -131316;1360410299;Namworld;It's a share of a manufacturer of mining hardware. -131315;1360410309;truffles;can bitcoins buy apples anywhere -131314;1360410331;Diablo-D3;Namworld: this is why I wished people shut up when I was selling dmc at massive discounts to get asicminer shares -131313;1360410349;Namworld;yeah, I did that trade -131312;1360410359;Diablo-D3;it was worth every penny -131311;1360410367;truffles;that sounds shady -131310;1360410368;Namworld;I should have kept my ASICMINERs -131309;1360410395;Namworld;yeah, but you should have sold DMC market price and just bought ASICMINERs yourself. Better deal -131308;1360410395;truffles;but obv within ur rights to do -131307;1360410403;Diablo-D3;no one was paying at market price -131306;1360410416;Diablo-D3;I mean, I could have just crashed the market -131305;1360410418;Namworld;I guess -131304;1360410419;Diablo-D3;that would have been hilarious -131303;1360410442;truffles;can bitcoins buy apples (to eat) anywhere? -131302;1360410599;Namworld;Trade a bitcoin with someone for a 20 bill then buy an apple. -131301;1360410621;truffles;direct payment -131300;1360410655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16971 @ 0.00066176 = 11.2307 BTC [+] -131299;1360410655;Namworld;Go at a bitcoiner's home and offer .10 BTC for an apple. Almost all will have apples in their fridges that have been there for a while -131298;1360410688;truffles;knock knock oh hey doyou have bitcoins? -131297;1360410700;truffles;or do you accept bitcoins here -131296;1360410723;Diablo-D3;Namworld: you should have shut up about the other two threads though -131295;1360410743;mircea_popescu;why would one pay .1 btc for an apple ?! -131294;1360410746;truffles;diablo get him banned next time, win win -131293;1360410765;truffles;not for namworld but for you and the ppl buying right -131292;1360410766;Diablo-D3;Namworld: I was hoping to get outbid completely so I could drive the price up on the others as well -131291;1360410812;Diablo-D3;Namworld: too bad I couldnt bid using those btc-mining shares =P -131290;1360410850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00066176 = 7.9411 BTC [+] -131289;1360410888;truffles;"apple prices up,supplies down due to spring freezing" -131288;1360410995;truffles;1 dollar a pound.. -131287;1360411000;truffles;dunno the ratios there -131286;1360411029;truffles;.1btc might be a bit much though -131285;1360411110;Namworld;inb4 inflation. USD priced like Yens -131284;1360411132;Namworld;Now each little thing would cost hundreds -131283;1360411139;Namworld;Hello DeaDTerra -131282;1360411154;Namworld;Seems like I'll be giving you a bit of competition -131281;1360411273;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3 @ 0.0007 = 0.0021 BTC -131280;1360411303;mircea_popescu;ok, sooo... anyone with a cc want to buy me $10 worth of shit for btc ? -131279;1360411363;Namworld;Hmm... no... no one would want to do that -131278;1360411376;mircea_popescu;... -131277;1360411397;truffles;there is someone out there -131276;1360411543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1620 @ 0.00066176 = 1.0721 BTC [+] -131275;1360411545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14050 @ 0.00065024 = 9.1359 BTC [-] -131274;1360411689;Namworld;yeah -131273;1360411696;Namworld;Starting to get a bit of volume -131272;1360411739;Namworld;I came after the buying frenzy tho, mostly -131271;1360411747;mircea_popescu;teh incredible, nobody wants to ?! -131270;1360411757;mircea_popescu;wtf, at this rate i'm gonna have to go to -otc or some shit. -131269;1360411791;Namworld;5800 -131268;1360411824;Namworld;1200 vs 2291 for you on 24h -131267;1360411837;Namworld;I kind of arrived with the 0.0062 block -131266;1360411838;Anduck;btw i have 100 ASICMINER for sale too -131265;1360411847;Namworld;0.01 BTC each! -131264;1360411850;Namworld;lol -131263;1360411856;Anduck;noo -131262;1360411863;Anduck;will sell for the highest price =))) -131261;1360411874;Namworld;Have you seen the price of ASICMINERs, DeaDTerra? -131260;1360411887;Namworld;yeah -131259;1360411897;Anduck;i am selling mine for 1 btc each -131258;1360411898;Anduck;! -131257;1360411905;Anduck;i bought dem at 0.1 -131256;1360411909;Namworld;Mine reach that and bids are now stalling. -131255;1360411960;Namworld;Eh -131254;1360411971;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -131253;1360411974;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -131252;1360411975;Anduck;hey any1 live near microcenter? -131251;1360411977;Anduck;pm me if u do -131250;1360411983;Ukto;>,> -131249;1360412003;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:5dd4230e960e50c19473c23984b92b1ae018141c36129dd0ef3a615f -131248;1360412004;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -131247;1360412017;mircea_popescu;what's gribble's tradebook syntax again ? -131246;1360412024;Namworld;1.4 million, not bad -131245;1360412126;Namworld;Do you push shares to MPEx on requests? -131244;1360412137;Namworld;Thought so -131243;1360412155;Namworld;So will I. I see people buying 10s of Ks tho -131242;1360412161;mircea_popescu;;;buy "1 SA gift cert" for .5 BTC (You will have to make a 9.95 credit card payment on https://secure.somethingawful.com/products/gift-certificate.php?product_type=register ) -131241;1360412162;gribble;Error: '1 SA gift cert' is not a valid positive floating point number. -131240;1360412164;Namworld;Not sure why they don't take an MPEx account -131239;1360412166;mircea_popescu;doh -131238;1360412171;mircea_popescu;;;buy 1 "SA gift cert" for .5 BTC (You will have to make a 9.95 credit card payment on https://secure.somethingawful.com/products/gift-certificate.php?product_type=register ) -131237;1360412172;gribble;Error: 'for' is not a valid price input. -131236;1360412185;mircea_popescu;;;buy 1 "SA gift cert" .5 BTC (You will have to make a 9.95 credit card payment on https://secure.somethingawful.com/products/gift-certificate.php?product_type=register ) -131235;1360412186;gribble;Order id 13393 created. -131234;1360412190;mircea_popescu;;;list 13393 -131233;1360412191;gribble;Error: '13393' is not a valid plugin. -131232;1360412220;mircea_popescu;;;order 13393 -131231;1360412223;gribble;Error: "order" is not a valid command. -131230;1360412231;Namworld;I guess if they can't be bothered with command line or 30 BTC fee -131229;1360412312;Namworld;Possibly... I might undermine your passthrough tho. I see occasional dumps. I might put bids on it =P -131228;1360412317;Namworld;and ask for transfers =/ -131227;1360412333;Namworld;Wherever cheap shares are... -131226;1360412346;truffles;lol command fails -131225;1360412419;mircea_popescu;;;view 13393 -131224;1360412420;gribble;#13393 Sat Feb 9 02:16:26 2013 mircea_popescu BUY 1.0 SA gift cert @ 0.5 BTC ((You will have to make a 9.95 credit card payment on https://secure.somethingawful.com/products/gift-certificate.php?product_type=register )) -131223;1360412425;Namworld;Yeah, would probably be at least 5k or more -131222;1360412436;Namworld;otherwise I'll try to resell through the passthrough -131221;1360412472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12363 @ 0.00064998 = 8.0357 BTC [-] -131220;1360412473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00066409 = 8.766 BTC [+] -131219;1360412486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6237 @ 0.00066417 = 4.1424 BTC [+] -131218;1360412506;mircea_popescu;someone be a darling and go ;;view 13393 in #bitcoin-otc -131217;1360412510;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0061 = 0.0305 BTC [+] -131216;1360412663;Namworld;works -131215;1360412859;Namworld;It has caught a fish -131214;1360412862;Namworld;Reeling in -131213;1360412891;Namworld;Looks more like a raccoon but anyway -131212;1360412994;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.0007 = 0.0014 BTC -131211;1360412997;mircea_popescu;lol what ?! -131210;1360413133;Namworld;Has the said raccoon not PMed you? -131209;1360413190;mircea_popescu;yes a few ppl have -131208;1360413193;mircea_popescu;and i'm doing it with all :) -131207;1360413205;mircea_popescu;tyvm for posting it there Namworld -131206;1360413324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24500 @ 0.00065924 = 16.1514 BTC [-] -131205;1360413329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2250 @ 0.00065461 = 1.4729 BTC [-] -131204;1360413371;mircea_popescu;;;rate petertodd 1 bought me SA gift cert. -131203;1360413373;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user petertodd has been recorded. -131202;1360413426;Namworld;lol... paying yourself some "entertainment" tickets? -131201;1360413468;mircea_popescu;yup. -131200;1360413477;mircea_popescu;what's the point of being rich if you're not gonna have fun ? -131199;1360413503;Namworld;I wonder -131198;1360413595;mircea_popescu;;;rate PochiRaccoon 1 bought me SA gift cert. -131197;1360413597;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user PochiRaccoon has been recorded. -131196;1360413597;truffles;oh but u couldnt buy it with playmonies -131195;1360413951;mircea_popescu;ah this is fun. -131194;1360414457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.0006602 = 7.3612 BTC [+] -131193;1360414459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00066417 = 7.0402 BTC [+] -131192;1360414681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19650 @ 0.00066256 = 13.0193 BTC [-] -131191;1360414890;Namworld;keep us updated =/ -131190;1360415377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8904 @ 0.00066256 = 5.8994 BTC [-] -131189;1360415386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11046 @ 0.00066417 = 7.3364 BTC [+] -131188;1360415770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00619995 = 6.2 BTC [+] -131187;1360415772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6512 @ 0.00619996 = 40.3741 BTC [+] -131186;1360415783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00619997 = 12.3999 BTC [+] -131185;1360415784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 30611 @ 0.00619998 = 189.7876 BTC [+] -131184;1360415792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50218 @ 0.00619999 = 311.3511 BTC [+] -131183;1360415798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000000 @ 0.0062 = 6200 BTC [+] -131182;1360415800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1144 @ 0.00639987 = 7.3215 BTC [+] -131181;1360415801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8515 @ 0.0064 = 54.496 BTC [+] -131180;1360415827;mircea_popescu;a well then there goes that thing... -131179;1360415854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1017 @ 0.00066417 = 0.6755 BTC [+] -131178;1360415856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20300 @ 0.00066435 = 13.4863 BTC [+] -131177;1360415872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4583 @ 0.0006662 = 3.0532 BTC [+] -131176;1360415888;Namworld;LOL -131175;1360415915;Namworld;evoorhees might now heed my advice and just put the next slices and leave them there -131174;1360416086;DeadWeasel;I have 4 ft of snow on the deck. -131173;1360416089;DeadWeasel;and btc is 23 -131172;1360416091;DeadWeasel;what a night -131171;1360416120;mircea_popescu;hehe -131170;1360416122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18393 @ 0.0006662 = 12.2534 BTC [+] -131169;1360416130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00066755 = 4.0721 BTC [+] -131168;1360416131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00066932 = 3.3466 BTC [+] -131167;1360416132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00066936 = 9.438 BTC [+] -131166;1360416139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59500 @ 0.00067011 = 39.8715 BTC [+] -131165;1360416142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10350 @ 0.00067157 = 6.9507 BTC [+] -131164;1360416143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00067369 = 8.8927 BTC [+] -131163;1360416145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15950 @ 0.00067534 = 10.7717 BTC [+] -131162;1360416150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12122 @ 0.00067738 = 8.2112 BTC [+] -131161;1360416152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28114 @ 0.00067834 = 19.0709 BTC [+] -131160;1360416154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00068018 = 4.5912 BTC [+] -131159;1360416156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00068107 = 12.123 BTC [+] -131158;1360416157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00068437 = 7.8703 BTC [+] -131157;1360416159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8289 @ 0.00069125 = 5.7298 BTC [+] -131156;1360416160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2016 @ 0.00069207 = 1.3952 BTC [+] -131155;1360416162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00069416 = 3.4708 BTC [+] -131154;1360416163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15069 @ 0.00069417 = 10.4604 BTC [+] -131153;1360416165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24400 @ 0.00069437 = 16.9426 BTC [+] -131152;1360416167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3233 @ 0.00069506 = 2.2471 BTC [+] -131151;1360416169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00069517 = 0.6952 BTC [+] -131150;1360416170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00069517 = 0.8342 BTC [+] -131149;1360416177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00069532 = 6.9532 BTC [+] -131148;1360416180;Namworld;and MPEx stock is going well to top it -131147;1360416181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33673 @ 0.00069533 = 23.4138 BTC [+] -131146;1360416181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16308 @ 0.00069566 = 11.3448 BTC [+] -131145;1360416182;mircea_popescu;o hey, buying continues -131144;1360416183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00069772 = 8.582 BTC [+] -131143;1360416190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00069848 = 10.3724 BTC [+] -131142;1360416192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00069955 = 3.4978 BTC [+] -131141;1360416194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27137 @ 0.00069956 = 18.984 BTC [+] -131140;1360416194;Namworld;Someone had a few spare BTC -131139;1360416198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10473 @ 0.00069998 = 7.3309 BTC [+] -131138;1360416200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 130000 @ 0.00069999 = 90.9987 BTC [+] -131137;1360416210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1811173 @ 0.0007 = 1267.8211 BTC [+] -131136;1360416224;mircea_popescu;what's this, like 10k total huh -131135;1360416260;Namworld;Maybe more 8.5k -131134;1360416288;Namworld;6.2k + 1.2k + a couple of 1-20 -131133;1360416299;mircea_popescu;i see 300, 189 etc -131132;1360416303;Namworld;+190 + 300 -131131;1360416306;mircea_popescu;but yeah, 9kish -131130;1360416415;Bowjob;did we seriously hit 23 -131129;1360416416;Bowjob;wtf -131128;1360416422;DeadWeasel;haha -131127;1360416435;Bowjob;someone stop this rally or s.dice will be worth shit -131126;1360416450;mircea_popescu;how do you figure ? -131125;1360416451;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -131124;1360416452;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.10404, Best ask: 23.29997, Bid-ask spread: 0.19593, Last trade: 23.10202, 24 hour volume: 36833.45264397, 24 hour low: 22.22000, 24 hour high: 23.40000, 24 hour vwap: 22.68361 -131123;1360416467;Bowjob;suppose we go to the moon -131122;1360416471;mircea_popescu;yeah -131121;1360416472;Bowjob;1 btc = 500 dollars -131120;1360416481;Bowjob;how much did we pay for S.Dice again? -131119;1360416490;Namworld;I'll sell 200 BTC and retire -131118;1360416494;Bowjob;1.6 dollars each by todays standards -131117;1360416494;Namworld;xD -131116;1360416501;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -131115;1360416503;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.004321 / 0.00618952 / 0.0064 (1239961 shares, 7,674.77 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.005829 / 0.007395 (4614610 shares, 26,898.59 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00548477 / 0.0075 (9062644 shares, 49,706.54 BTC) -131114;1360416510;Bowjob;But.. What if.. what iff -131113;1360416512;mircea_popescu;like 545k btc on avg prices. -131112;1360416517;Bowjob;I mean -131111;1360416532;Bowjob;What do you think will happen to the volume -131110;1360416550;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. maybe it drops, maybe the huge btc market cap encourages some large whale to get involved -131109;1360416580;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.62 = 6.2 BTC [+] -131108;1360416593;Bowjob;it all boils down if S.Dice can keep up with BTC price appreciation -131107;1360416611;mircea_popescu;in principle btc getting bigger isn't necessarily a bad thing -131106;1360416622;mircea_popescu;why do you think everyone who wants to play on sdice already does ? -131105;1360416650;Bowjob;not everyones heard of dice -131104;1360416659;mircea_popescu;right. -131103;1360416663;Bowjob;im not sure if erik will take my suggestion seriously -131102;1360416692;Bowjob;he said it was a good idea, dunno if he was gonna go thru advertising on rkoi -131101;1360416733;mircea_popescu;what's rkoi ? -131100;1360416742;Bowjob;rich kids of instagram -131099;1360416809;mircea_popescu;no idea wtf that is but anyway -131098;1360416962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30901 @ 0.00067494 = 20.8563 BTC [-] -131097;1360417182;Bowjob;Total Received $ 322,730.90 Final Balance $ 13,647.46 -131096;1360417202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25995 @ 0.000669 = 17.3907 BTC [-] -131095;1360417205;Bowjob;Our baby whale has been gambling non stop. I will weep for his money and celebrate the profits later -131094;1360417215;Bowjob;I love all pennies equally -131093;1360417269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60000 @ 0.000669 = 40.14 BTC [-] -131092;1360417310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5975 @ 0.000669 = 3.9973 BTC [-] -131091;1360417641;mircea_popescu;Bowjob this is since hwne ? -131090;1360417679;Diablo-D3;;;ticker --last -131089;1360417680;gribble;23.19437 -131088;1360417685;Bowjob;Umm, hes been playing for at least 12 hours now -131087;1360417689;Diablo-D3;!ticker -131086;1360417690;assbot;These beans is shit. -131085;1360417696;Bowjob;I woke up, he was there -131084;1360417705;mircea_popescu;whoa -131083;1360417723;Bowjob;He bets 2-3 btc each -131082;1360417727;Bowjob;Maybe he took a break -131081;1360417732;Bowjob;but hes still playing right now -131080;1360417850;Bowjob;When I first saw him he was at 29, then 20 -131079;1360417852;Bowjob;now 13 -131078;1360417873;Bowjob;I wonder what's going through his mind right now. -131077;1360417884;Anduck;_must bet all on red_ -131076;1360417902;Bowjob;I was a bet for 1.234567 BTC -131075;1360417906;Namworld;He's like angry-happy-angry-happy-angry-happy -131074;1360417911;Bowjob;dat transaction fee -131073;1360417914;Namworld;depending on win/loss -131072;1360417923;Bowjob;More like.. angry angry angry x 20 -131071;1360417927;Bowjob;then happy-angry -131070;1360417933;Bowjob;then angy x20 -131069;1360417940;Namworld;when he runs out he'll be: pff... that was fun -131068;1360417963;Anduck;hahahaha now i remember -131067;1360417967;Anduck;i bet 10 btc on something -131066;1360417970;Anduck;at bitbet -131065;1360417972;Bowjob;well, I read that gamblers get a kick -131064;1360417976;Bowjob;similar to drugs -131063;1360417981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00067811 = 1.5597 BTC [+] -131062;1360417982;Anduck;i think it was that bfl will not deliver what they said in time -131061;1360417984;Bowjob;heart racing, cant think -131060;1360418021;Namworld;Ah, same as when I spend a BTC or two on SealsWithClubs -131059;1360418021;Bowjob;I'm surprised he's not martingaleing -131058;1360418026;Namworld;just for the thrill -131057;1360418043;Namworld;I'm a bad player, I always lose it =P -131056;1360418058;Namworld;I still come back every few week for an evening of poker -131055;1360418067;Bowjob;I actually managed to win a bit -131054;1360418079;Bowjob;despite not knowing what fold, check or whatever buttons meant -131053;1360418083;Bowjob;>_> -131052;1360418086;Bowjob;I just did all in -131051;1360418087;Bowjob;and I won -131050;1360418089;Bowjob;then cashed out -131049;1360418099;Bowjob;It was a free chip code.. lol -131048;1360418119;Namworld;xD -131047;1360418151;mircea_popescu;lol -131046;1360418233;Bowjob;I wanted to bet btc in a game.. where I actually play the game -131045;1360418244;Bowjob;but bitcoiners dont play videogames :/ -131044;1360418269;Namworld;I wanted to make bets on matches of strategy game -131043;1360418271;Bowjob;well, theres this dude who sells steam games for bitcoin but -131042;1360418302;Bowjob;I feel like I'd rake a lot of BTC if the game is street fighter iv.. lol -131041;1360418313;Namworld;But I'm a good and well ranked players and no bitcoiner seems to have heard of it so no one wants to have a match against me xD -131040;1360418328;Bowjob;which game -131039;1360418345;Namworld;I even offered a winning prize to anyone who could defeat me, no entry fee. No one to play me -131038;1360418390;Namworld;http://weewar.com/ -131037;1360418409;Namworld;turn based strategy game -131036;1360418426;Bowjob;ah.. -131035;1360418440;Bowjob;I used to play this game.. Tactics Arena -131034;1360418441;Bowjob;heard of it? -131033;1360418450;Bowjob;It's a tbs game, flash based. -131032;1360418468;Namworld;I think so -131031;1360418473;Namworld;Haven't really played -131030;1360418477;Anduck;namnam, do u live near a microcenter?? -131029;1360418482;Anduck;would earn u some bucks if u did -131028;1360418575;Bowjob;Okay, our baby whale stopped for now. Maybe it's bed time for him -131027;1360418586;Bowjob;or her -131026;1360418611;Bowjob;13k left.. I hope he calls his whale parents -131025;1360418615;Namworld;What's a microcenter? -131024;1360418692;Bowjob;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mongolian_woman_condemned_to_die_of_starvation_%28retouched%29.jpg -131023;1360418700;Bowjob;This pic is mesmerizing -131022;1360418761;Namworld;I'd be gnawing at the wood if I were her -131021;1360418782;DeadWeasel;damn -131020;1360418807;Bowjob;I saw it on an evil site -131019;1360418846;Bowjob;There's two bowls, I assume for water? -131018;1360418863;Namworld;Here's a bit of bitsy music for all the bitcoiners out there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rf_p3-8fTo0 -131017;1360418907;Diablo-D3;Namworld: it shall be sad if no one outbids me -131016;1360418923;Namworld;Aye? -131015;1360418945;Namworld;At this price, I'd be sad if it would go any higher, for whoever is buying. -131014;1360418982;Namworld;I was expecting .25, not attaining near .45 like in Usagi's thread -131013;1360419022;Namworld;I should have put all BTC-MINING funds in ASICMINER when it came around instead -131012;1360419029;Diablo-D3;yeah -131011;1360419032;Namworld;over 20 000 ASICMINER shares that would have been -131010;1360419036;Diablo-D3;yeah -131009;1360419066;Namworld;Although at the time it wasn't around yet -131008;1360419074;Namworld;Plus there was still doubts -131007;1360419089;Namworld;Was the only ASIC manufacturer shares instead of bonds/mining op -131006;1360419096;Anduck;Namworld: microcenter is a electronics store -131005;1360419111;Namworld;The mining hardware seller is usually the winning side in bitcoin mining it seems -131004;1360419120;Namworld;Although .42 is a bit steep... -131003;1360419134;Diablo-D3;Namworld: well, if they outbid me I can quit bidding on it and chase after those 5k -131002;1360419154;Anduck;Diablo-D3: i got 100 shares for sale, how much ya would pay for them? -131001;1360419161;Anduck;i dont atm know how much u are bidding -131000;1360419186;Diablo-D3;Anduck: put a thread up in auctions and I'll bid on it -130999;1360419195;Anduck;hmm -130998;1360419231;Diablo-D3;look at Namworld's thread as a template -130997;1360419233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067812 = 6.7812 BTC [+] -130996;1360419234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17050 @ 0.00067811 = 11.5618 BTC [-] -130995;1360419237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067811 = 6.7811 BTC [-] -130994;1360419239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5050 @ 0.00067781 = 3.4229 BTC [-] -130993;1360419242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.00067236 = 7.6985 BTC [-] -130992;1360419249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066314 = 6.6314 BTC [-] -130991;1360419302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00066314 = 13.2628 BTC [-] -130990;1360420875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8293 @ 0.00066036 = 5.4764 BTC [-] -130989;1360420918;DeadWeasel;;;eauth DeadWeasel -130988;1360420924;gribble;Request successful for user DeadWeasel, hostmask DeadWeasel!~DeadWease@cpe-74-75-235-219.maine.res.rr.com. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/6D206C24463BEC07 -130987;1360421099;DeadWeasel;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:496d252b310bac3783e06abad7e9965ed6dc6d1bab9d6f1bb321569a -130986;1360421102;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -130985;1360421118;DeadWeasel;;;eauth DeadWeasel -130984;1360421119;gribble;Request successful for user DeadWeasel, hostmask DeadWeasel!~DeadWease@cpe-74-75-235-219.maine.res.rr.com. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/6D206C24463BEC07 -130983;1360421234;Bowjob;our whale is now 11k -130982;1360421239;Bowjob;Please.. stop now little whale -130981;1360421262;DeadWeasel;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:496d252b310bac3783e06abad7e9965ed6dc6d1bab9d6f1bb321569a -130980;1360421263;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -130979;1360421302;Bowjob;oh its nothing. its just a baby whale -130978;1360421303;Bowjob;http://blockchain.info/address/1EAwKCEhyBcsZrZUPKYw8M4Lb8VM7Y1ep6 -130977;1360421304;Bowjob;see -130976;1360421345;Bowjob;hes down to 1/3rd of his meat left.. from what I saw earlier -130975;1360421561;error4733;bowjob: the 1M block is sold ?? or evoorees remove him ? -130974;1360421572;mircea_popescu;error4733 it tickered earlier. -130973;1360421647;error4733;yep but i just open the # now, i saw the order in live.coinbr but just want to confirm -130972;1360421689;DeadWeasel;;;rate 1 mircea_popescu -130971;1360421689;gribble;Error: 'mircea_popescu' is not a valid integer. -130970;1360421706;error4733;100btc easy for you mp, n1 -130969;1360421706;DeadWeasel;;;rate mircea_popescu 2 -130968;1360421709;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mircea_popescu has changed from 1 to 2. -130967;1360421750;DeadWeasel;;;rate mircea_popescu 1 -130966;1360421752;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mircea_popescu has changed from 2 to 1. -130965;1360421820;mircea_popescu;100 btc ? why ? -130964;1360421888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00065925 = 8.6362 BTC [-] -130963;1360421946;error4733;for the last 1M block you said that -130962;1360422017;mircea_popescu;huh ? -130961;1360422018;Bowjob;huh -130960;1360422041;Bowjob;they arent retards, they are whales -130959;1360422068;Bowjob;we need them to keep the dice lucrative -130958;1360422176;truffles;sigh -130957;1360422189;truffles;mirc so hard -130956;1360422212;Bugpowder;never underestimate the power of MPEX users to surprise -130955;1360422238;Bowjob;when can 2 BTC = 10,000 pizzas? -130954;1360422282;DeadWeasel;when 1 BTC= $50k -130953;1360422295;Bowjob;more like 100k -130952;1360422306;DeadWeasel;oh, you want fancy pizza -130951;1360422319;Bowjob;fancy? 10 dollars is pretty barebones -130950;1360422334;Bowjob;at least here -130949;1360422343;Anduck;Bowjob: once it was 10,000 btc = 1 pizza -130948;1360422352;Anduck;waiting for 1 btc = 10,000 pizza XD -130947;1360422356;Bowjob;it was 2 pizza -130946;1360422359;Anduck;was it??? -130945;1360422361;Bugpowder;the S.DICE tranche sold -130944;1360422362;Bowjob;tyeah -130943;1360422363;Anduck;cool -130942;1360422364;Bowjob;yeah -130941;1360422394;Bowjob;so lets do a reverse laszlo -130940;1360422429;Bugpowder;yeah -130939;1360422431;Bugpowder;but it sold -130938;1360422433;Bugpowder;first -130937;1360422445;Diablo-D3;a reverse laszlo? -130936;1360422453;Bugpowder;I guess the threat sparked some interest -130935;1360422454;Bowjob;2 btc = 10000 pizzas -130934;1360422467;Bugpowder;;;ticker -130933;1360422468;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.30900, Best ask: 23.39898, Bid-ask spread: 0.08998, Last trade: 23.39898, 24 hour volume: 38884.81536642, 24 hour low: 22.25000, 24 hour high: 23.50000, 24 hour vwap: 22.73345 -130932;1360422471;molec;a while ago someone here asked wether havelock had an API. Seems they now have:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135035.msg1512968#msg1512968 -130931;1360422472;mircea_popescu;what threat ? -130930;1360422481;mircea_popescu;molec ya they announced it like yest. -130929;1360422482;Bugpowder;the threat of removing the tranche -130928;1360422513;Bowjob;Wait I fucked up the math -130927;1360422533;Bowjob;dead weasel, yeah 1 btc = 50k -130926;1360422542;Jackmaninov;Anyone remember FeedZeBirds? Anyone know what happened to it? -130925;1360422567;Bowjob;thats 10 bucks a pizza.. I said 2 btc not 1 btc -130924;1360422578;Bowjob;that would be a reverse lazlo -130923;1360422604;DeadWeasel;i want to know this too ^ -130922;1360422625;Bowjob;how do you pm someone -130921;1360422626;DeadWeasel;In structured finance, a tranche (often misspelled as traunch or traunche) is one of a number of related securities offered as part of the same transaction. -130920;1360422629;DeadWeasel;thank you google -130919;1360422643;DeadWeasel;The word tranche is French for slice, section, series, or portion, and is cognate to English trench ('ditch'). In the financial sense of the word, each bond is a different slice of the deal's risk. Transaction documentation (see indenture) usually defines the tranches as different "classes" of notes, each identified by letter (e.g. the Class A, Class B, Class C securities) with different bond credit ratings (ratings). -130918;1360422657;Bugpowder;yea -130917;1360422667;Bugpowder;maybe tranche is imprecise -130916;1360422695;Bugpowder;CDOs have tranches -130915;1360422712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00066036 = 2.9386 BTC [+] -130914;1360422719;Bugpowder;these are more like different pricepoints -130913;1360422721;Bugpowder;whatevs -130912;1360422734;Bugpowder;I just wish my google doc would updat -130911;1360422745;Bugpowder;want to see if I broke a milestone with this pricemove -130910;1360422896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15552 @ 0.00066036 = 10.2699 BTC [+] -130909;1360422897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7498 @ 0.0006619 = 4.9629 BTC [+] -130908;1360422998;Bowjob;damn bug. rolling on btc -130907;1360423016;Bowjob;We started with the same capital, yet you seem to have the midas touch! -130906;1360423266;mircea_popescu;ahaha this sa stuff is goinggreat -130905;1360423269;mircea_popescu;i wonder how it ends. -130904;1360423286;Bowjob;which? -130903;1360423323;Bowjob;in the end, we will all get to swim in a tub full of cassicus coins -130902;1360423387;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-trolling-something-awful-competition/ -130901;1360423484;Diablo-D3;Only 445 signatures left until Obama has to fire a murderer https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/fire-assistant-us-attorney-steve-heymann/RJKSY2nb -130900;1360423495;truffles;why is not called recruitment instead of competition -130899;1360423498;Namworld;You got an auto-updating spreadsheet, bugpowder? -130898;1360423502;DeadWeasel;thanks for keeping the torch burning Diablo-D3 -130897;1360423523;DeadWeasel;I'll go upvote the Steve Heyman threads on reddit, but I'm sure the petition will make it. -130896;1360423539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4907 @ 0.0006619 = 3.2479 BTC [+] -130895;1360423541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4041 @ 0.00066314 = 2.6797 BTC [+] -130894;1360423542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1252 @ 0.00067173 = 0.841 BTC [+] -130893;1360423544;Bowjob;mp, same offer as MPOE-PR? :3 -130892;1360423554;mircea_popescu;Bowjob hm ? -130891;1360423564;Bowjob;on your link -130890;1360423574;Bowjob;you offered $200 to that guy to stick a sharpie up his ass -130889;1360423576;truffles;bowjob makes me think of blowjob... -130888;1360423617;truffles;its like i see the invisible l there -130887;1360423647;mircea_popescu;Bowjob heh, no, ty. i think i have enough of those by now -130886;1360423710;truffles;the thing about forums gotta suckup to the moderators -130885;1360423721;truffles;small penis syndrome -130884;1360423755;DeadWeasel;sharpies are small. Shoulda said a sharpie MAGNUM. -130883;1360423774;Bowjob;damn. that guy should take the offer -130882;1360423777;DeadWeasel;i've got four regular sharpies store in my rectum for emergency porpises -130881;1360423784;DeadWeasel;yes, dolhpins have emergencies too -130880;1360423801;DeadWeasel;permanent market emergencies -130879;1360423818;truffles;stopped soppa? -130878;1360423819;DeadWeasel;yes, they have. some are only responses that say NO. -130877;1360423826;DeadWeasel;some are action. -130876;1360423833;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: obama has taken a few seriously, yes -130875;1360423844;DeadWeasel;now that the threshold is 100K sigs instead of 25K they should listen moar -130874;1360423876;truffles;hehe -130873;1360423885;Namworld;You need something new to rant about, Bob? How do you feel about ASICMINER? -130872;1360423886;DeadWeasel;eskimobob: have sopa provisions been passed in other bills? -130871;1360423905;DeadWeasel;oh ASIC, the circlejerk of bitcoin. -130870;1360423919;truffles;tis -130869;1360423955;truffles;' -130868;1360424150;error4733;BFL : Chips have shipped from the fab and are on their way to the US.I will update more. But the chips are confirmed to have been sent. -130867;1360424183;error4733;someone in the line ? -130866;1360424249;Bowjob;wtf is something awful -130865;1360424342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2732 @ 0.00066336 = 1.8123 BTC [-] -130864;1360424783;DeadWeasel;EskimoBob: lovely. i got wind of a couple, but I don't recall details. hopefull the blowback from Aaron will be enough to motivate more people to demand free information and the beginning of the end for prosecutorial abuse. but then again, i'm an idealist -130863;1360424783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15310 @ 0.00067173 = 10.2842 BTC [+] -130862;1360424784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16550 @ 0.00067465 = 11.1655 BTC [+] -130861;1360424787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4040 @ 0.00067555 = 2.7292 BTC [+] -130860;1360425071;Namworld;Well I'm out, goodnight -130859;1360425075;Namworld;9 am... -130858;1360425078;Diablo-D3;night -130857;1360425081;Diablo-D3;lol it is 9am -130856;1360425096;Namworld;yeah... I stayed up too long it seems -130855;1360425310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4542 @ 0.00067555 = 3.0683 BTC [+] -130854;1360425394;mircea_popescu;its like 4pm i call shenanigans -130853;1360425396;mircea_popescu;this is timescam -130852;1360425626;Bowjob;didnt they try to get skyrim banned thru whitehouse petition? -130851;1360425689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4892 @ 0.00065926 = 3.2251 BTC [-] -130850;1360425691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00065925 = 5.4718 BTC [-] -130849;1360425706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35500 @ 0.00065814 = 23.364 BTC [-] -130848;1360425708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 899 @ 0.00065685 = 0.5905 BTC [-] -130847;1360425720;DeadWeasel;what would be their reasoning for banning skyrim? -130846;1360425783;Bowjob;http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2396888,00.asp -130845;1360425806;mircea_popescu;what's skyrim evne ? -130844;1360425871;Bowjob;it's a videogame -130843;1360425876;mircea_popescu;a the game. wtf lol -130842;1360425905;Bowjob;it was a troll attempt, however it made its way to the us government petition -130841;1360425905;DeadWeasel;RPG, graphics heavy, pretty addictive game until it's not (around 2 months) -130840;1360425918;Bowjob;i saw the petition myself -130839;1360425963;Bowjob;wow, from 2011.. its been over a year -130838;1360425975;truffles;sounds like my kinda game -130837;1360425994;DeadWeasel;you can get cracked versions torrented. -130836;1360426014;truffles;already looking into it -130835;1360426069;DeadWeasel;you can mod the shit out of it: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/ -130834;1360426080;DeadWeasel;i made all the characters naked and allthe crops marijuana plants. -130833;1360426099;mircea_popescu;lol screencap ? -130832;1360426183;Bowjob;trolling eh -130831;1360426196;DeadWeasel;http://static.skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/images/27415-3-1353902711.jpg -130830;1360426201;DeadWeasel;don't have my own -130829;1360426217;mircea_popescu;dude that looks just like a scene from gothic -130828;1360426240;truffles;whats that random eye in the center, invisible orc? -130827;1360426265;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2009/eu-ma-joc/ in the painting up there. -130826;1360426267;DeadWeasel;used to view or activate or steal or something -130825;1360426297;truffles;i dunno how im gonna manage my time now -130824;1360426313;DeadWeasel;you're pretty well fucked for while -130823;1360426317;DeadWeasel;good luck -130822;1360426325;truffles;lol -130821;1360426327;DeadWeasel;i had to delete it after 2 months -130820;1360426347;truffles;well i usually stick to the one game i like, (call of duty) -130819;1360426386;Bowjob;have you tried far cry 3 -130818;1360426394;Bowjob;its like skyrim with guns -130817;1360426401;truffles;nah, i was busy on cod1 -130816;1360426434;truffles;cod2 came out in dec.. -130815;1360426452;Bowjob;you mean blops 2 -130814;1360426466;truffles;yea -130813;1360426472;Anduck;black co.... ops -130812;1360426521;DeadWeasel;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL331aZ8yjE -130811;1360426586;truffles;im gonna wait til next month .. -130810;1360426593;grubles;i miss rainbow six rogue spear -130809;1360426594;truffles;try out oblivion 1st -130808;1360426603;DeadWeasel;smart -130807;1360426630;truffles;i dont wanna get sucked in too soon b4 sorting some stuff out u know -130806;1360426654;truffles;i might get into this sdice thing -130805;1360426658;grubles;try morrowind first! -130804;1360426662;DeadWeasel;i hear ya, i don't play anything but urban terror when I find a server that's not all bots -130803;1360426663;truffles;lots can happen in 1 month -130802;1360426667;grubles;and then fail miserably -130801;1360426672;truffles;lol -130800;1360426745;truffles;thats exactly what would happen too -130799;1360426774;grubles;yuyp -130798;1360426775;grubles;yup -130797;1360426779;grubles;you could always mod it though i guess -130796;1360426786;grubles;but aint nobody got time for that -130795;1360426842;truffles;oh u were talking about morrowind.. -130794;1360426865;Bowjob;Mhm, mpex.co is updated with moonspeak! -130793;1360426882;grubles;yes -130792;1360426890;Bowjob;I can read it. Ching chong chang, chang ching chong. -130791;1360426956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.006399 = 3.1995 BTC [-] -130790;1360426986;truffles;morrowind too low tech for me phew -130789;1360427026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6343 @ 0.0064 = 40.5952 BTC [+] -130788;1360427103;Bowjob;亲爱的大王，这是什么？ -130787;1360427319;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.63999999 = 32 BTC [+] -130786;1360427321;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 160 @ 0.64 = 102.4 BTC [+] -130785;1360427322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4618 @ 0.00067555 = 3.1197 BTC [+] -130784;1360427324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.0006772 = 3.6569 BTC [+] -130783;1360427335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4933 @ 0.00067795 = 3.3443 BTC [+] -130782;1360427338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7349 @ 0.00068254 = 5.016 BTC [+] -130781;1360427456;mircea_popescu;Bowjob cool huh -130780;1360427859;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.668 = 2.004 BTC [+] -130779;1360427958;Bugpowder;4 s.mpoe hit .0007 aging? -130778;1360427989;mircea_popescu;earlier yeah -130777;1360428014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7256 @ 0.00067202 = 4.8762 BTC [-] -130776;1360428249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 623 @ 0.0064 = 3.9872 BTC [+] -130775;1360428371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8275 @ 0.00067612 = 5.5949 BTC [+] -130774;1360428668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3344 @ 0.00067202 = 2.2472 BTC [-] -130773;1360428670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4019 @ 0.00065685 = 2.6399 BTC [-] -130772;1360428684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4737 @ 0.00065606 = 3.1078 BTC [-] -130771;1360429029;thestringpuller;how come there are no mpoe passthrus? -130770;1360429205;ThickAsThieves;there are -130769;1360429217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5263 @ 0.00065606 = 3.4528 BTC [-] -130768;1360429219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11437 @ 0.00065605 = 7.5032 BTC [-] -130767;1360429223;ThickAsThieves;https://btct.co/security/S.MPOE-PT -130766;1360429252;ThickAsThieves;https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.MPBPT-E -130765;1360429267;ThickAsThieves;https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.MPBPT-O -130764;1360429288;ThickAsThieves;The bitfunder ones are for even and odd months separately -130763;1360429410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7608 @ 0.00065798 = 5.0059 BTC [+] -130762;1360429445;FabianB_;ThickAsThieves: CoinBr.MPBPT is not a passthrough for s.mpoe -130761;1360429456;FabianB_;it's for mpoe bond -130760;1360429467;Chaang-Noi;zup -130759;1360429510;ThickAsThieves;mornin -130758;1360429532;ThickAsThieves;Ah, thanks Fab, I haven't read that one -130757;1360429574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14792 @ 0.00065798 = 9.7328 BTC [+] -130756;1360429576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 658 @ 0.00067612 = 0.4449 BTC [+] -130755;1360429796;mircea_popescu;actually the mpoe pt on glbse was like... the only thing there that made investors rich. -130754;1360429805;mircea_popescu;kinda odd there's not more of them -130753;1360429838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2363 @ 0.00065605 = 1.5502 BTC [-] -130752;1360429839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3537 @ 0.00065586 = 2.3198 BTC [-] -130751;1360429876;Chaang-Noi;lol mp -130750;1360429904;Chaang-Noi;mp, are you okay? -130749;1360429913;mircea_popescu;me ? sure. -130748;1360429913;pizzaman1337;did the S.DICE sell order at .0062 get removed or was it eaten through? Haven't been paying attention -130747;1360429921;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 it tickered away earlier. -130746;1360429935;mircea_popescu;about 9k went in sdice/smpoe -130745;1360429937;pizzaman1337;ok -130744;1360429941;Chaang-Noi;well mp, you seem to be pretty grumpy here -130743;1360429957;mircea_popescu;i do ? -130742;1360429959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6463 @ 0.00065586 = 4.2388 BTC [-] -130741;1360429961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3537 @ 0.00065585 = 2.3197 BTC [-] -130740;1360429975;Chaang-Noi;well, you are known for being grumpy but even i am shocked -130739;1360429981;mircea_popescu;even you ? -130738;1360429983;mircea_popescu;lol ok. -130737;1360430004;Chaang-Noi;i thought you might be conntent by now -130736;1360430027;Chaang-Noi;personal life is fail i guess? -130735;1360430040;mircea_popescu;im quite content. what are you on about dood ? -130734;1360430060;Chaang-Noi;im just a bit shocked, i have no issue. -130733;1360430087;Chaang-Noi;you really are a hard person to like. -130732;1360430096;mircea_popescu;why'd you want to like me ? -130731;1360430117;Chaang-Noi;because of what you have done. -130730;1360430143;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, need more ppl for -130729;1360430145;mircea_popescu;;;view 13393 -130728;1360430147;gribble;#13393 Sat Feb 9 02:16:26 2013 mircea_popescu BUY 1.0 SA gift cert @ 0.5 BTC ((You will have to make a 9.95 credit card payment on https://secure.somethingawful.com/products/gift-certificate.php?product_type=register )) -130727;1360430163;mircea_popescu;i am totally unsurprised at how many people actually wnat to do this. -130726;1360430181;Chaang-Noi;you are tolling SA? -130725;1360430190;mircea_popescu;well, not personally. -130724;1360430194;Chaang-Noi;? -130723;1360430203;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-trolling-something-awful-competition/ -130722;1360430206;mircea_popescu;it's like a contest. -130721;1360430233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2263 @ 0.00065585 = 1.4842 BTC [-] -130720;1360430236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065462 = 2.8286 BTC [-] -130719;1360430237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00065461 = 3.6985 BTC [-] -130718;1360430239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19166 @ 0.00065283 = 12.5121 BTC [-] -130717;1360430240;truffles;no takers yet mp? -130716;1360430245;mircea_popescu;like half a dozen -130715;1360430251;mircea_popescu;im running out of the damned codes. -130714;1360430258;truffles;lol -130713;1360430269;mircea_popescu;but it's cool, gives noobs a chance to get a little btc with their cc -130712;1360430271;truffles;i think i could win that contest -130711;1360430280;truffles;(would prob have done so for free) -130710;1360430287;mircea_popescu;so go ahead. -130709;1360430299;Chaang-Noi;im just a goat -130708;1360430340;mircea_popescu;actually now that i think about it, last i heard of you you were chasing the dragon -130707;1360430346;mircea_popescu;how's that worked out ? caught it ? -130706;1360430382;Chaang-Noi;opium? -130705;1360430437;Chaang-Noi;sadly no, but i wish.... -130704;1360430468;mircea_popescu;Oct 02 17:45:09 Chaang-Noi are you like this when you're drunk or when you're sober ? -130703;1360430468;mircea_popescu;Oct 02 17:45:51 high... -130702;1360430468;mircea_popescu;Oct 02 17:46:05 stick with it. -130701;1360430468;mircea_popescu;Oct 02 17:46:10 on opium -130700;1360430468;mircea_popescu;Oct 02 17:46:18 i just dont cae any more -130699;1360430495;Chaang-Noi;yeah that was like months ago -130698;1360430506;Chaang-Noi;oh wait, you dated it so you know already -130697;1360430518;Chaang-Noi;so why to stupid question? -130696;1360430527;mircea_popescu;was curious how it worked out. -130695;1360430535;truffles;its called the dragon now? -130694;1360430535;Chaang-Noi;opium is pretty nice -130693;1360430541;Chaang-Noi;now? -130692;1360430543;mircea_popescu;truffles it always was called chasing teh dragon -130691;1360430551;Chaang-Noi;truffles you must be new to life -130690;1360430571;truffles;drugs r bad mmk -130689;1360430576;Chaang-Noi;lol -130688;1360430583;truffles;alcohol is good though -130687;1360430588;Chaang-Noi;lol -130686;1360430601;mircea_popescu;it's certainly an older idiomatic than welfarism. -130685;1360430609;Chaang-Noi;opium is like codean -130684;1360430620;Chaang-Noi;mp is right -130683;1360430630;Chaang-Noi;chrildren will not understand... -130682;1360430648;truffles;opium looks like a nasty thing to get hooked on -130681;1360430650;Chaang-Noi;but mp is silly for thinking i was on opium for 5 months, lulz -130680;1360430662;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi well it's why i asked -130679;1360430669;Chaang-Noi;i get the joy of using opium like 2 times a year -130678;1360430709;truffles;gonna try weed something, on the to do list -130677;1360430726;Chaang-Noi;well mp, i dont know how it is where you live, but opium is not just floated around here -130676;1360430730;Bugpowder;23.56 -130675;1360430739;Chaang-Noi;nic bug :) -130674;1360430743;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -130673;1360430744;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.50001, Best ask: 23.56176, Bid-ask spread: 0.06175, Last trade: 23.50001, 24 hour volume: 40016.41463094, 24 hour low: 22.25000, 24 hour high: 23.56277, 24 hour vwap: 22.82996 -130672;1360430745;Chaang-Noi;nice+ -130671;1360430747;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -130670;1360430755;Chaang-Noi;yup -130669;1360430767;truffles;hope it reaches 100 -130668;1360430770;Chaang-Noi;mp how mant btc you hold? -130667;1360430779;mircea_popescu;a lot. -130666;1360430783;Chaang-Noi;many+ -130665;1360430793;Bugpowder;I think 50k+ -130664;1360430793;Chaang-Noi;i assumed thwt -130663;1360430796;Chaang-Noi;that -130662;1360430803;jurov;just do quick calc on how many s.mpoe he sold -130661;1360430816;Chaang-Noi;i just do not understand my mp is so grumppy -130660;1360430821;jurov;(i decided not to do it myself) -130659;1360430828;mircea_popescu;lol jurov -130658;1360430833;mircea_popescu;sad thing is, btc i hold > btc i own -130657;1360430835;mircea_popescu;so go figure -130656;1360430847;Chaang-Noi;i have been there -130655;1360430853;truffles;mp so ure rich -130654;1360430855;Bugpowder;how did it end? -130653;1360430862;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder pirate. -130652;1360430862;Chaang-Noi;mp is rich -130651;1360430879;truffles;can you buy a nice car with the btc -130650;1360430888;Chaang-Noi;mp is rish, but frummpy:) -130649;1360430898;Chaang-Noi;im sure mp could buy a kick ass car -130648;1360430917;mircea_popescu;;;rated FabianB_ -130647;1360430918;gribble;You have not yet rated user FabianB_ -130646;1360430919;kakobreklaa;yeah i bought a car with btc -130645;1360430923;kakobreklaa;wasnt the best call i made. -130644;1360430927;mircea_popescu;;;rate FabianB_ 1 bought me SA gift cert. -130643;1360430928;gribble;Error: User doesn't exist in the Rating or GPG databases. User must be GPG-registered to receive ratings. -130642;1360430936;mircea_popescu;;;rated FabianB -130641;1360430936;truffles;orly what kind -130640;1360430938;gribble;You have not yet rated user FabianB -130639;1360430941;mircea_popescu;;;rate FabianB 1 bought me SA gift cert. -130638;1360430943;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user FabianB has been recorded. -130637;1360430954;Chaang-Noi;mp, i grew up withthe founder of SA -130636;1360430956;kakobreklaa;vw golf -130635;1360430961;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi who's that ? -130634;1360430982;Chaang-Noi;i lived in lee's summit for years -130633;1360430985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00065902 = 10.6102 BTC [+] -130632;1360431008;Chaang-Noi;he was a bit older than me, and i hung out with moot but we still talked -130631;1360431038;mircea_popescu;moot is the reddit guy ? -130630;1360431041;Bugpowder;teslaaa -130629;1360431047;Bugpowder;moot is 4chan -130628;1360431050;mircea_popescu;or no, wait. the reddit guy was yeah. -130627;1360431079;Diablo-D3;moot is 4chan -130626;1360431081;Chaang-Noi;i have never done reddit, but im tight with 4chan and SA founders -130625;1360431083;Diablo-D3;moot IS 4chan -130624;1360431092;Chaang-Noi;yes d3 -130623;1360431093;Diablo-D3;seriously, theres an ethernet jack in his head -130622;1360431114;truffles;mp have u been hacked before? -130621;1360431116;Chaang-Noi;i talekd moot into taking btc -130620;1360431120;Chaang-Noi;well, i helped -130619;1360431145;truffles;thats an argument against bitcoins, hackers be crazy -130618;1360431157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065822 = 2.8442 BTC [-] -130617;1360431157;Diablo-D3;no, I talked moot into taking btc -130616;1360431158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18729 @ 0.0006584 = 12.3312 BTC [+] -130615;1360431171;mircea_popescu;ok, so you to go talk to the sa guy so he takes btc -130614;1360431180;mircea_popescu;you two* -130613;1360431182;Chaang-Noi;okay d3 -130612;1360431198;Chaang-Noi;i dont care, i just told him it was cool -130611;1360431201;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: meh, I never cared for sa, really -130610;1360431204;Chaang-Noi;and how to do it -130609;1360431209;Chaang-Noi;and he did it -130608;1360431211;truffles;what is SA! -130607;1360431211;jurov;and advertise sdice on sa,lol -130606;1360431218;Chaang-Noi;d3 might have been a leader, i dont know -130605;1360431226;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 ok, so get vice.com forums to take btc -130604;1360431234;jurov;truffles: somethingawful -130603;1360431235;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats even worse dude -130602;1360431236;mircea_popescu;jurov if they had any moneys... -130601;1360431249;Diablo-D3;I dunno, Im burned out on community efforts lately -130600;1360431249;truffles;vice.tv is free on utube -130599;1360431259;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 seems to me about the same thing, obscure "funny" paper with internet presence. -130598;1360431266;Chaang-Noi;i feel old, was well over 10 years ago when SA started making people pay for accounts, im shocked they are still around -130597;1360431275;jurov;mircea_popescu if not money, at least gossip ... but guest we get that for free -130596;1360431279;mircea_popescu;paying for accounts is the way to go. -130595;1360431281;jurov;*guess -130594;1360431286;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: dude, I remember when SA didnt exist -130593;1360431290;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: that was awesome -130592;1360431294;mircea_popescu;jurov it's certainly cheaper at .5 btc a pop than w/e they'd want for advertising -130591;1360431295;FabianB_;;;rate mircea_popescu 2 very trusted based on otc trades and active mpex user (mircea owns mpex) -130590;1360431297;mircea_popescu;more importantly, i wouldn -130589;1360431299;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user mircea_popescu has been recorded. -130588;1360431302;truffles;what is SA! -130587;1360431304;mircea_popescu;t want to be involved in their googleads cesspool -130586;1360431308;Chaang-Noi;d3 i also remeber when SA was not around -130585;1360431309;Diablo-D3;truffles: something awful -130584;1360431310;mircea_popescu;have you seen the sort of shit they advertise ? -130583;1360431324;Diablo-D3;truffles: there are two major communities on the internet -130582;1360431329;Diablo-D3;something awful and reddit -130581;1360431333;Chaang-Noi;iv not been to Sa for over 10 years other than the off link related to btc -130580;1360431334;Diablo-D3;and theres a LOT of overlap between the two -130579;1360431335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54371 @ 0.0006584 = 35.7979 BTC [+] -130578;1360431348;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i dunno about that dood. they were trying to impress me with their size, it boiled down to 100k historical accts and 3k active. -130577;1360431353;truffles;oh thats the actual name lol -130576;1360431358;mircea_popescu;i was like... ooookay ? this is not enough to run 2011 bitcoin. -130575;1360431364;mircea_popescu;it's like a bad wow knockoff server. -130574;1360431370;Diablo-D3;if a game can have teams/clans that can have thousands of people -130573;1360431378;Diablo-D3;theres a SA team/clan and a reddit one -130572;1360431383;Diablo-D3;usually goons and test -130571;1360431400;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: SA sorta died out -130570;1360431404;Chaang-Noi;funny the founder of SA was not even that active 13 years ago... but i guess he still takes checks -130569;1360431418;Diablo-D3;it used to be a lot more active -130568;1360431424;Diablo-D3;then reddit sorta raped everybody -130567;1360431428;Chaang-Noi;yeah the only thing i heard of SA in the last 10 years is they troll bitcoin -130566;1360431433;truffles;lol raped -130565;1360431438;Diablo-D3;I have no fucking clue how reddit became so fucking popular -130564;1360431440;Diablo-D3;its not any good -130563;1360431446;Diablo-D3;its like if 4chan was a forum. -130562;1360431451;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 prolly spazz friendly. -130561;1360431456;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats the thing -130560;1360431467;Chaang-Noi;i never reddit, but the guy anherroed for a good cause, now even anon has his back -130559;1360431470;Diablo-D3;early shit was all mature intelligent conversations -130558;1360431482;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: he didnt an hero -130557;1360431487;mircea_popescu;who ? -130556;1360431492;Chaang-Noi;d3 govt killed him? -130555;1360431494;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: aaron swartz -130554;1360431498;Chaang-Noi;mp is clueless? -130553;1360431498;truffles;ive been to the not so nice place in 4chan once -130552;1360431499;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: in around about way, yes -130551;1360431501;mircea_popescu;a. well... it'd qualify neh ? -130550;1360431504;mircea_popescu;he did off himself. -130549;1360431512;Chaang-Noi;mp has not seen the vide of anaon that made the us govt call for 5000 cyber cops? -130548;1360431514;Diablo-D3;they hounded him until he committed suicide -130547;1360431535;Diablo-D3;they threatened him with the rest of his life in supermax and all sorts of other bullshit stuff -130546;1360431545;truffles;he got killed by suicide -130545;1360431545;Diablo-D3;why do you think everyone wants those two fucks from the DoJ fired? -130544;1360431548;mjr_;nice weekend dip huh? -130543;1360431597;mircea_popescu;it dipped ? -130542;1360431602;Bugpowder;http://www.michaeleisen.org/blog/?p=1282 -130541;1360431622;truffles;mp whats my hourly troll gonna be -130540;1360431629;mircea_popescu;truffles your huh ? -130539;1360431641;truffles;i think im ready -130538;1360431682;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 615 @ 0.05558649 = 34.1857 BTC [-] -130537;1360431682;mjr_;was being sarcastic -130536;1360431687;mjr_;new 52 week high -130535;1360431697;mjr_;$24 by monday i think -130534;1360431712;abracadabra;by monday you mean today? -130533;1360431760;Bugpowder;shhheit -130532;1360431764;Bugpowder;I keep buying put -130531;1360431765;Bugpowder;puts -130530;1360431794;truffles;mp out with the fine print -130529;1360431806;Bugpowder;oops -130528;1360431809;Bugpowder;mp got those puts -130527;1360431817;Bugpowder;my bids were down -130526;1360431893;mircea_popescu;looks like they were sold tho neh ? -130525;1360431950;Bugpowder;yeah -130524;1360431952;Bugpowder;good price -130523;1360431956;Chaang-Noi;23.61 -130522;1360431956;Bugpowder;for u -130521;1360431961;gesell;yo, watch out, i might crash the mtgox websockets api in a minute -130520;1360431974;gesell;testing a bug -130519;1360431989;truffles;thats what its called now -130518;1360432051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 629 @ 0.0006584 = 0.4141 BTC [+] -130517;1360432055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065529 = 2.8315 BTC [-] -130516;1360432125;jurov;;;ticker -130515;1360432126;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.58001, Best ask: 23.59990, Bid-ask spread: 0.01989, Last trade: 23.58001, 24 hour volume: 39946.91403850, 24 hour low: 22.25000, 24 hour high: 23.61000, 24 hour vwap: 22.85655 -130514;1360432201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00065513 = 8.9753 BTC [-] -130513;1360432243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3299 @ 0.00065513 = 2.1613 BTC [-] -130512;1360432293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8151 @ 0.00065491 = 5.3382 BTC [-] -130511;1360432295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7499 @ 0.00065517 = 4.9131 BTC [+] -130510;1360432411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8451 @ 0.00065517 = 5.5368 BTC [+] -130509;1360432445;ThickAsThieves;i dont see how the volume can hold over the weekend -130508;1360432456;ThickAsThieves;we'll see tho -130507;1360432457;mircea_popescu;40k ? why not ? -130506;1360432480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00065285 = 0.6529 BTC [-] -130505;1360432483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50000 @ 0.00065284 = 32.642 BTC [-] -130504;1360432485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13259 @ 0.00065283 = 8.6559 BTC [-] -130503;1360432486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16950 @ 0.00065062 = 11.028 BTC [-] -130502;1360432488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15051 @ 0.00064951 = 9.7758 BTC [-] -130501;1360432498;Bugpowder;maybe some people put money in -130500;1360432507;Bugpowder;and wait for the dump on the weekend -130499;1360432512;Bugpowder;to buy it cheaper -130498;1360432520;Chaang-Noi;i thought the weekend dip was over? -130497;1360432542;ThickAsThieves;it was happening lately -130496;1360432554;ThickAsThieves;but obv not today -130495;1360432595;gesell;lol -130494;1360432600;gesell;mwahaha -130493;1360432601;gesell;funny -130492;1360432613;gesell;gox websockets down -130491;1360432614;gesell;win -130490;1360432739;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? -130489;1360432745;mircea_popescu;wd. gimme exclusive of the story ? :D -130488;1360432777;mircea_popescu;gesell ^ -130487;1360432807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00064952 = 0.6495 BTC [+] -130486;1360432809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4949 @ 0.00064951 = 3.2144 BTC [-] -130485;1360432812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17050 @ 0.0006494 = 11.0723 BTC [-] -130484;1360432814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22900 @ 0.00064897 = 14.8614 BTC [-] -130483;1360432815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00064864 = 5.254 BTC [-] -130482;1360432817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10536 @ 0.00064793 = 6.8266 BTC [-] -130481;1360432951;gesell;yeah still testing it but seemed to for for a minute. -130480;1360432983;gesell;would be nothing more than a denial of service -130479;1360432998;mircea_popescu;i c -130478;1360433101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066003 = 2.852 BTC [+] -130477;1360433109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4029 @ 0.00066037 = 2.6606 BTC [+] -130476;1360433117;truffles;" Most goons have no idea what Buttcoins are." lol -130475;1360433205;Chaang-Noi;:) -130474;1360433515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00066037 = 11.0942 BTC [+] -130473;1360433554;mircea_popescu;i confess this idea turned out really entertaining -130472;1360433556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7471 @ 0.00066037 = 4.9336 BTC [+] -130471;1360433558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00067606 = 2.0282 BTC [+] -130470;1360433559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2579 @ 0.00067612 = 1.7437 BTC [+] -130469;1360433602;mircea_popescu;"Mircea is undoubtedly overcharging for SA accounts and making money off the suckers. Man's not stupid you know. So more power to him." -130468;1360433614;mircea_popescu;where the heck i got that reputation from, what am i, the modern day scot ? -130467;1360433661;truffles;are your fees market rate? -130466;1360433717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064919 = 2.8051 BTC [-] -130465;1360433719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3119 @ 0.00064913 = 2.0246 BTC [-] -130464;1360433720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34300 @ 0.00064912 = 22.2648 BTC [-] -130463;1360433721;mircea_popescu;what fees, what market ? -130462;1360433722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8164 @ 0.00064793 = 5.2897 BTC [-] -130461;1360433727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21053 @ 0.0006461 = 13.6023 BTC [-] -130460;1360433728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00064398 = 3.7351 BTC [-] -130459;1360433747;truffles;u know that 30btc is that standard -130458;1360433778;mircea_popescu;o. mpex is afaik the only bitcoin-anything with a membership fee -130457;1360433784;mircea_popescu;(tho the foundatiojn copied it later on) -130456;1360433860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00064383 = 2.3822 BTC [-] -130455;1360433917;truffles;interesting ive not heard of SA or bitcoins before -130454;1360433932;truffles;before last yr -130453;1360433939;truffles;both groups seem very similar to me -130452;1360433942;mircea_popescu;new stuff all around! -130451;1360433950;mircea_popescu;ironically, they are rather similar. -130450;1360433995;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0061 = 0.0305 BTC [+] -130449;1360433997;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0061 = 0.0305 BTC [+] -130448;1360434045;thestringpuller;bitcoin foundation has a membership fee :P -130447;1360434081;Chaang-Noi;yeah -130446;1360434086;aiball;I've been out of this room. any news on s.dice dumps? -130445;1360434100;pigeons;oh you want me to dump some? hold on -130444;1360434108;Chaang-Noi;:) -130443;1360434115;truffles;so mp basically is market leader -130442;1360434132;pigeons;aiball: Erik said no more sales for a while -130441;1360434142;aiball;thanks -130440;1360434239;mircea_popescu;aiball and then the block sold out -130439;1360434254;knotwork;You sell SA accounts?!? -130438;1360434260;mircea_popescu;no ? -130437;1360434274;knotwork;"Mircea is undoubtedly overcharging for SA accounts"... -130436;1360434293;mircea_popescu;knotwork http://trilema.com/2013/the-trolling-something-awful-competition/ -130435;1360434295;mircea_popescu;see there. -130434;1360434368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.0006433 = 12.2227 BTC [-] -130433;1360434481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9598 @ 0.00064241 = 6.1659 BTC [-] -130432;1360434487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1398 @ 0.00064137 = 0.8966 BTC [-] -130431;1360434585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00064271 = 1.9924 BTC [+] -130430;1360434624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5169 @ 0.00064137 = 3.3152 BTC [-] -130429;1360434630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4831 @ 0.00064002 = 3.0919 BTC [-] -130428;1360434750;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is more like the Dr. Dre of the bitcoin world -130427;1360434798;thestringpuller;fun fact: after dr. dre got rich, nigga's in compton kept jumping him cause they were haters -130426;1360434878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00064271 = 5.0131 BTC [+] -130425;1360434880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00064383 = 10.8807 BTC [+] -130424;1360434902;Chaang-Noi;dr dre is rather grummpy i hear -130423;1360434914;knotwork;Hmm so paying people 10 bitcoins and their SA account is overcharging? Sounds about right, I am not very tempted to go join that place for such a paltry sum -130422;1360434947;mircea_popescu;some people are really into this whole trolling thing. -130421;1360434992;knotwork;oh trolling can be fun, sure, but from all I have heard of SA trolling them would just be pointless stooping to ridiculously low level -130420;1360434999;maximian;as they say, "trolling is a art" -130419;1360435010;knotwork;not there, from what I have heard -130418;1360435024;knotwork;pearls before swine for a troll artist -130417;1360435410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11850 @ 0.00064002 = 7.5842 BTC [-] -130416;1360435554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33319 @ 0.00064002 = 21.3248 BTC [-] -130415;1360435555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2237 @ 0.00064 = 1.4317 BTC [-] -130414;1360435588;mircea_popescu;anyone know of a source for connected node count ? -130413;1360435695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00064383 = 8.6273 BTC [+] -130412;1360435697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00064856 = 5.6425 BTC [+] -130411;1360435698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00065686 = 0.2299 BTC [+] -130410;1360435894;truffles;no -130409;1360436490;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is the mpex deposit address offline? -130408;1360436495;thestringpuller;or is it connected to nodes? -130407;1360436611;jurov;http://bitcoinstatus.rowit.co.uk/ sadly, is outdated -130406;1360436731;mircea_popescu;20k ish aha -130405;1360436736;mircea_popescu;for some reason i recalled 30-40k -130404;1360436740;mircea_popescu;i guess im even more outdated. -130403;1360437211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14950 @ 0.00064 = 9.568 BTC [-] -130402;1360437267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00064 = 5.952 BTC [-] -130401;1360437362;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13604274825.png -130400;1360437365;mircea_popescu;actually this is pretty lulzy. -130399;1360437506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3513 @ 0.00064 = 2.2483 BTC [-] -130398;1360437508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25300 @ 0.00063978 = 16.1864 BTC [-] -130397;1360437515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1487 @ 0.00063873 = 0.9498 BTC [-] -130396;1360437601;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh man -130395;1360437603;thestringpuller;why is there a haboo hotel advert? -130394;1360437613;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: because SA sold out, nigga -130393;1360437619;mircea_popescu;the sa trolling is progressing i guess. -130392;1360437665;mircea_popescu;meanwhile back at the other farm of stupidity, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=142083.msg1514331#msg1514331 -130391;1360437718;Diablo-D3;I love how no one asks my opinion the GPL thing -130390;1360437733;Diablo-D3;seeing as my copyright is buried somewhere in cgminer -130389;1360437853;ThickAsThieves;Diablo, what is your opinion on the GPL thing? -130388;1360437883;Diablo-D3;I think its fucking hilarious that anyone gives three shits -130387;1360437908;ThickAsThieves;like what happens if their worst nightmare is true? -130386;1360437914;ThickAsThieves;nothing right? -130385;1360437928;mircea_popescu;they could get sued in internet court. -130384;1360437938;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: actually worse -130383;1360437941;Bugpowder;23.70 -130382;1360437948;mircea_popescu;which may have all sorts of impredictable results, such as louisiana being returned to the french -130381;1360437949;Diablo-D3;con OR me could have their units halted at the boarder and confiscated -130380;1360437957;Diablo-D3;just takes a court order. -130379;1360437965;ThickAsThieves;dang -130378;1360437969;mircea_popescu;im still betting on louisiana being returned to the french. -130377;1360438019;mircea_popescu;o look, it's the whale rider -130376;1360438048;evoorhees;lol -130375;1360438079;evoorhees;I hope that becomes my nickname -130374;1360438125;mircea_popescu;Erik WR Voorhees ? -130373;1360438128;mircea_popescu;not so bad yeah. -130372;1360438243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00065653 = 3.2827 BTC [+] -130371;1360438245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00065654 = 0.1313 BTC [+] -130370;1360438301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4121 @ 0.00065654 = 2.7056 BTC [+] -130369;1360438303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16709 @ 0.00065657 = 10.9706 BTC [+] -130368;1360438972;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 100 @ 0.002 = 0.2 BTC [+] -130367;1360439124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00065656 = 3.2828 BTC [-] -130366;1360439126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17391 @ 0.00065657 = 11.4184 BTC [+] -130365;1360439127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19800 @ 0.00065686 = 13.0058 BTC [+] -130364;1360439129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20650 @ 0.00065981 = 13.6251 BTC [+] -130363;1360439130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00066261 = 3.3131 BTC [+] -130362;1360439134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12859 @ 0.00066262 = 8.5206 BTC [+] -130361;1360439694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065098 = 2.8129 BTC [-] -130360;1360439696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20350 @ 0.00065097 = 13.2472 BTC [-] -130359;1360439697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3979 @ 0.00064252 = 2.5566 BTC [-] -130358;1360439851;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 200 @ 0.0007 = 0.14 BTC -130357;1360440284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4484 @ 0.00065354 = 2.9305 BTC [+] -130356;1360440781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066121 = 2.8571 BTC [+] -130355;1360440782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9365 @ 0.00066122 = 6.1923 BTC [+] -130354;1360441127;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.0809 BTC [+] -130353;1360441440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006606 = 2.8545 BTC [-] -130352;1360441441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25800 @ 0.0006605 = 17.0409 BTC [-] -130351;1360441448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5429 @ 0.00065354 = 3.5481 BTC [-] -130350;1360441719;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.6678 = 2.0034 BTC [-] -130349;1360441721;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.66799999 = 4.676 BTC [+] -130348;1360441722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 71 @ 0.668 = 47.428 BTC [+] -130347;1360441779;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.668 BTC [+] -130346;1360441833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066121 = 2.8571 BTC [+] -130345;1360441835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 879 @ 0.00066122 = 0.5812 BTC [+] -130344;1360442120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8556 @ 0.00066122 = 5.6574 BTC [+] -130343;1360442199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00066244 = 5.0677 BTC [+] -130342;1360442528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00066261 = 3.3131 BTC [+] -130341;1360442530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12251 @ 0.00066262 = 8.1178 BTC [+] -130340;1360442923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5094 @ 0.00066244 = 3.3745 BTC [-] -130339;1360443279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6206 @ 0.00065868 = 4.0878 BTC [-] -130338;1360443897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 394 @ 0.00066235 = 0.261 BTC [+] -130337;1360443899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065355 = 2.824 BTC [-] -130336;1360443900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2224 @ 0.00065355 = 1.4535 BTC [-] -130335;1360444416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2835 @ 0.00065355 = 1.8528 BTC [-] -130334;1360444418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14453 @ 0.00065354 = 9.4456 BTC [-] -130333;1360444422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2262 @ 0.00064786 = 1.4655 BTC [-] -130332;1360444480;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 8 @ 0.0249 = 0.1992 BTC [+] -130331;1360444822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00065086 = 11.5202 BTC [+] -130330;1360444823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 436 @ 0.00064787 = 0.2825 BTC [-] -130329;1360444830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6769 @ 0.00064786 = 4.3854 BTC [-] -130328;1360446611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24766 @ 0.00064786 = 16.0449 BTC [-] -130327;1360446914;mod6;;;ticker -130326;1360446914;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.55001, Best ask: 23.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04999, Last trade: 23.55001, 24 hour volume: 36605.15164711, 24 hour low: 22.31600, 24 hour high: 23.71000, 24 hour vwap: 23.00973 -130325;1360446931;mod6;hey hey! -130324;1360447110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19850 @ 0.00064786 = 12.86 BTC [-] -130323;1360447258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065739 = 2.8406 BTC [+] -130322;1360447260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13779 @ 0.00065748 = 9.0594 BTC [+] -130321;1360447675;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -130320;1360447707;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3498 BTC [+] -130319;1360447914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064805 = 2.8002 BTC [-] -130318;1360447916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25679 @ 0.00064786 = 16.6364 BTC [-] -130317;1360448258;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.668 = 8.016 BTC [+] -130316;1360448563;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0061 BTC [+] -130315;1360448789;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 46 @ 0.0061 = 0.2806 BTC [+] -130314;1360449432;Bugpowder;;;asks 25 -130313;1360449434;gribble;There are currently 12296.932 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 300575.660329 USD in total. -130312;1360449435;Bugpowder;;;bids 22 -130311;1360449437;gribble;There are currently 14233.261 bitcoins demanded at or over 22.0 USD, worth 322475.208869 USD in total. -130310;1360449477;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -130309;1360449478;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.70002, Best ask: 23.73997, Bid-ask spread: 0.03995, Last trade: 23.73997, 24 hour volume: 35637.61381320, 24 hour low: 22.51000, 24 hour high: 23.73998, 24 hour vwap: 23.04446 -130308;1360449532;Bugpowder;;;asks 30 -130307;1360449533;gribble;There are currently 21657.638 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 561371.737071 USD in total. -130306;1360449764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00065713 = 0.3286 BTC [+] -130305;1360449766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065714 = 2.8395 BTC [+] -130304;1360449767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10471 @ 0.00065748 = 6.8845 BTC [+] -130303;1360449768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00065931 = 3.2966 BTC [+] -130302;1360449770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00065932 = 8.9668 BTC [+] -130301;1360449771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14108 @ 0.00066063 = 9.3202 BTC [+] -130300;1360449866;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dkice -130299;1360449868;assbot;Are you sure you have no tobacco? -130298;1360449869;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -130297;1360449870;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00559977 / 0.00619659 / 0.0064 (1132469 shares, 7,017.46 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00582233 / 0.007395 (4599540 shares, 26,780.05 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00550228 / 0.0075 (8894277 shares, 48,938.87 BTC) -130296;1360449872;Anduck;assbot stfu -130295;1360450827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1701 @ 0.00066062 = 1.1237 BTC [-] -130294;1360450834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6042 @ 0.00066063 = 3.9915 BTC [+] -130293;1360450835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7657 @ 0.00066091 = 5.0606 BTC [+] -130292;1360450955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00065629 = 1.8376 BTC [-] -130291;1360450956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 550 @ 0.00065097 = 0.358 BTC [-] -130290;1360450958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065096 = 2.8128 BTC [-] -130289;1360450965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11810 @ 0.00065093 = 7.6875 BTC [-] -130288;1360450967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2874 @ 0.00064786 = 1.8619 BTC [-] -130287;1360450969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064728 = 3.2364 BTC [-] -130286;1360450970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2645 @ 0.00064727 = 1.712 BTC [-] -130285;1360451904;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -130284;1360451905;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063873 / 0.000678 / 0.0007 (6049679 shares, 4,101.73 BTC), 7D: 0.00063873 / 0.00068556 / 0.0007 (19789271 shares, 13,566.78 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066597 / 0.0007 (67815686 shares, 45,163.63 BTC) -130283;1360452097;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3498 BTC [+] -130282;1360452392;Namworld;Anyone has BBET for sale at a reasonable price? -130281;1360452621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1769 @ 0.00064728 = 1.145 BTC [+] -130280;1360452623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17331 @ 0.00064727 = 11.2178 BTC [-] -130279;1360452965;jurov;;;ticker -130278;1360452965;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.82511, Best ask: 23.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02489, Last trade: 23.85000, 24 hour volume: 36908.25562531, 24 hour low: 22.52533, 24 hour high: 23.98961, 24 hour vwap: 23.13240 -130277;1360452981;jurov;mtgoxlive says 23.99 :P -130276;1360452987;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.325 BTC [-] -130275;1360453098;Bugpowdr;short form -130274;1360453132;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0061 = 0.305 BTC [+] -130273;1360453289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5585 @ 0.00064727 = 3.615 BTC [-] -130272;1360453554;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 450 @ 0.0061 = 2.745 BTC [+] -130271;1360453581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29199 @ 0.00064765 = 18.9107 BTC [+] -130270;1360453582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1842 @ 0.00064727 = 1.1923 BTC [-] -130269;1360453583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37700 @ 0.00064653 = 24.3742 BTC [-] -130268;1360453587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 859 @ 0.00064537 = 0.5544 BTC [-] -130267;1360453597;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.33 = 1.32 BTC [+] -130266;1360453686;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 296 @ 0.0007 = 0.2072 BTC -130265;1360453688;mircea_popescu;sooo... 25 ? -130264;1360453697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25400 @ 0.00064979 = 16.5047 BTC [+] -130263;1360453707;mod6;yeah, feels like it. -130262;1360453878;Namworld;35... beat the previous high -130261;1360453927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065487 = 2.8297 BTC [+] -130260;1360453928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2405 @ 0.00064979 = 1.5627 BTC [-] -130259;1360453930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28822 @ 0.00065488 = 18.875 BTC [+] -130258;1360453930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00066058 = 0.9909 BTC [+] -130257;1360453932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 550 @ 0.00066059 = 0.3633 BTC [+] -130256;1360453934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.0006609 = 3.3045 BTC [+] -130255;1360453935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35124 @ 0.00066091 = 23.2138 BTC [+] -130254;1360454301;Bugpowdr;well -130253;1360454316;Bugpowdr;my calls are looking pretty good right now -130252;1360454343;Namworld;yup, must be -130251;1360454361;Bugpowdr;I sold some though on the dump below 19 -130250;1360454363;Bugpowdr;oh well -130249;1360454477;Namworld;eh -130248;1360454497;Bugpowdr;small balls -130247;1360454522;Namworld;You said yesterday you were waiting for your spreadsheet to update? -130246;1360454546;Namworld;You got an auto-updating one? -130245;1360454674;Bugpowdr;yah -130244;1360454685;Bugpowdr;not the holdings -130243;1360454690;Bugpowdr;the asset values -130242;1360454701;Bugpowdr;=ImportHtml("mpex.co","table",2) -130241;1360454710;Bugpowdr;then read off that page -130240;1360454713;Bugpowdr;for example -130239;1360454749;Namworld;yeah, I've released my tools on the forum -130238;1360454822;Namworld;You could even get the spreadsheet to show your options excersising price. -130237;1360454837;Namworld;If not done already -130236;1360455194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064543 = 2.7889 BTC [-] -130235;1360455196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9041 @ 0.00064537 = 5.8348 BTC [-] -130234;1360455197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00064508 = 6.096 BTC [-] -130233;1360455199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7288 @ 0.00064447 = 4.6969 BTC [-] -130232;1360455251;ThickAsThieves;what was MPOE dividend per share most recently? -130231;1360455310;Namworld;0.00002 I think, or near that. Almost as much as SDICE -130230;1360455379;ThickAsThieves;I couldnt quite figure it out from the prospectus -130229;1360455399;ThickAsThieves;so there are 100mil paying shares? -130228;1360455431;Bugpowdr;500mil -130227;1360455440;Namworld;500 million? -130226;1360455447;Namworld;then it's less -130225;1360455450;Bugpowdr;yes -130224;1360455453;Bugpowdr;its much less -130223;1360455466;ThickAsThieves;it shows 2531.17 BTC total dividend last month -130222;1360455469;Bugpowdr;yesh -130221;1360455482;Bugpowdr;;;calc 2531/500000000/.0006 -130220;1360455483;gribble;0.00843666666667 -130219;1360455488;Bugpowdr;0.84% -130218;1360455616;Bugpowdr;Namworld: yes the options value is calculated both at mid market and as exercise in two separate columns -130217;1360455631;Namworld;cool -130216;1360455689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13412 @ 0.00064447 = 8.6436 BTC [-] -130215;1360455694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6764 @ 0.00064372 = 4.3541 BTC [-] -130214;1360455755;jurov;sold some CoinBr.iDiff-O for 0.07 -> diff over 7 million at March 20? -130213;1360455791;jurov;time to improve their hedge on bitbet :D -130212;1360455967;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.006 = 0.6 BTC [-] -130211;1360456089;jurov;and iDiff-E (Feb 20) has spread 0.032 - 0.049 ...we've got quite a forecast now -130210;1360456095;jurov;;;bc,diff -130209;1360456095;gribble;3275464.5865656 -130208;1360456184;jurov;;;bc,diffchange -130207;1360456186;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | 2.75124889803 % based on data since last change | 2.47239535291 % based on data for last three days -130206;1360456500;jurov;Moved iDiff-E (Feb 20) lowest ask to 0.039 - only 100 available! -130205;1360456644;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 33 @ 0.0098 = 0.3234 BTC [-] -130204;1360456700;Bowjob;yawb -130203;1360456705;Bowjob;hows the bear slaughter going on -130202;1360456711;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 68 @ 0.0099 = 0.6732 BTC [+] -130201;1360456977;jurov;Yes, this is dog: http://imgur.com/a/pL5PH -130200;1360457207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00064374 = 5.9868 BTC [+] -130199;1360457209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1530 @ 0.00064373 = 0.9849 BTC [-] -130198;1360457211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7036 @ 0.00064372 = 4.5292 BTC [-] -130197;1360457212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1119 @ 0.00064252 = 0.719 BTC [-] -130196;1360457213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8565 @ 0.00064218 = 5.5003 BTC [-] -130195;1360458410;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.006 BTC [-] -130194;1360458484;Namworld;5 bonus coupons for BTC-BOND -130193;1360458490;Namworld;incoming -130192;1360458595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6235 @ 0.00064218 = 4.004 BTC [-] -130191;1360458597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23617 @ 0.00064182 = 15.1579 BTC [-] -130190;1360458598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15550 @ 0.0006392 = 9.9396 BTC [-] -130189;1360458600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18067 @ 0.00063881 = 11.5414 BTC [-] -130188;1360458606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7993 @ 0.00063719 = 5.0931 BTC [-] -130187;1360458626;Bowjob;Ooh. looks like Litecoin made a nice recovery too -130186;1360458628;Bowjob;O_O -130185;1360458771;Namworld;did it? -130184;1360458803;galambo;there is a reward to troll somethingawful . com?? :) -130183;1360458817;Bowjob;well the usd value at least -130182;1360458823;Bowjob;8 cents /ltc -130181;1360458829;Bowjob;from 5.4 ltc a month ago -130180;1360458834;Namworld;ah, yeah -130179;1360458895;galambo;does mircea_popescu have his own irc channel :) -130178;1360458933;mircea_popescu;galambo drop this in -otc -130177;1360458955;mircea_popescu;;;view 13393 -130176;1360458957;gribble;#13393 Sat Feb 9 02:16:26 2013 mircea_popescu BUY 1.0 SA gift cert @ 0.5 BTC ((You will have to make a 9.95 credit card payment on https://secure.somethingawful.com/products/gift-certificate.php?product_type=register )) -130175;1360458957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1457 @ 0.00063719 = 0.9284 BTC [-] -130174;1360458958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.00063684 = 7.1645 BTC [-] -130173;1360458960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1795 @ 0.00063656 = 1.1426 BTC [-] -130172;1360458986;galambo;what am i looking at here -130171;1360459002;galambo;oh ok -130170;1360459038;Bowjob;then troll SA? -130169;1360459039;Bowjob;;p; -130168;1360459040;Bowjob;lol -130167;1360459065;Bowjob;they seem to hate buttcoins -130166;1360459105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5905 @ 0.00063656 = 3.7589 BTC [-] -130165;1360459107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3893 @ 0.00063438 = 2.4696 BTC [-] -130164;1360459126;Namworld;They hate everything -130163;1360459143;Namworld;but their own hate. They're just dislike it, not hate. -130162;1360459204;Namworld;They must be Kefkas or something -130161;1360459210;Namworld;http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Kefka_Palazzo -130160;1360459249;mircea_popescu;actually i suppose it's just a front. -130159;1360459284;Ukto;holy crpa.. me night actually hit $30 again -130158;1360459303;jurov;me night yea -130157;1360459352;mircea_popescu;lol yup -130156;1360459475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60198 @ 0.00063547 = 38.254 BTC [+] -130155;1360459516;Bowjob;basically we are just taking off.. on the way to the moon! -130154;1360459591;mircea_popescu;i was thinking, remarkably enough i didnt sell that many options -130153;1360459688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.05037102 = 50.371 BTC [-] -130152;1360459739;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 10 @ 0.21662797 = 2.1663 BTC [+] -130151;1360459747;jurov;gone -130150;1360460100;jurov;lol http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinInvesting ... anyone dares to add first post? -130149;1360460122;kakobreklaa;why dont you just put it on 4chan -130148;1360460155;jurov;yes? did it work with bit4x? -130147;1360460187;jurov;urlpls -130146;1360460205;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 218 @ 0.006 = 1.308 BTC [-] -130145;1360460250;mircea_popescu;isuccumbed who the fuck is that ? -130144;1360460468;jurov;http://satoshitemple.com/index.html "site dedicated to the infinite wisdom of Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto" -130143;1360460491;jurov;Each day I will channel Satoshi's spirit and I will post his message in this page. -130142;1360460597;mircea_popescu;people will leech anything. -130141;1360460938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.00064422 = 17.7161 BTC [+] -130140;1360460947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1542 @ 0.00063956 = 0.9862 BTC [-] -130139;1360460978;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.668 = 8.684 BTC [+] -130138;1360461006;truffles;why isnt mp sleeping -130137;1360461024;jurov;truffles lol -130136;1360461066;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [+] -130135;1360461067;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 3 @ 0.56 = 1.68 BTC [+] -130134;1360461100;truffles;the subreddits are amazing -130133;1360461112;truffles;there is like nudes and everything -130132;1360461127;truffles;are -130131;1360461136;truffles;english is my 1st langugage... -130130;1360461192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12812 @ 0.00063956 = 8.194 BTC [-] -130129;1360461194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8338 @ 0.00063696 = 5.311 BTC [-] -130128;1360461370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00064522 = 11.2268 BTC [+] -130127;1360461371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11740 @ 0.00064745 = 7.6011 BTC [+] -130126;1360461384;mircea_popescu;i don't sleep because i sustain myself consuming souls. -130125;1360461397;mircea_popescu;and on a related note, it looks like i'm getting farsi faq for mpex. -130124;1360461405;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 448 @ 0.0061 = 2.7328 BTC [+] -130123;1360461407;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1182 @ 0.0061 = 7.2102 BTC [+] -130122;1360461551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00063696 = 3.4396 BTC [-] -130121;1360461600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4962 @ 0.00063696 = 3.1606 BTC [-] -130120;1360461607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7702 @ 0.00063547 = 4.8944 BTC [-] -130119;1360461609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2765 @ 0.00063438 = 1.7541 BTC [-] -130118;1360461610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11771 @ 0.00063325 = 7.454 BTC [-] -130117;1360461815;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 22 @ 0.0099 = 0.2178 BTC [+] -130116;1360461840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00064745 = 3.9494 BTC [+] -130115;1360462240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11357 @ 0.00063325 = 7.1918 BTC [-] -130114;1360462242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2093 @ 0.00063195 = 1.3227 BTC [-] -130113;1360462405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3507 @ 0.00063195 = 2.2162 BTC [-] -130112;1360462407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063003 = 6.3003 BTC [-] -130111;1360462412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9993 @ 0.00063002 = 6.2958 BTC [-] -130110;1360462528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00064745 = 7.122 BTC [+] -130109;1360462785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40007 @ 0.00063002 = 25.2052 BTC [-] -130108;1360462787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13412 @ 0.00062912 = 8.4378 BTC [-] -130107;1360462789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13380 @ 0.00062888 = 8.4144 BTC [-] -130106;1360462938;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 244 @ 0.0099 = 2.4156 BTC [+] -130105;1360463107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7020 @ 0.00062888 = 4.4147 BTC [-] -130104;1360463110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00062663 = 4.2298 BTC [-] -130103;1360463112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26430 @ 0.00062071 = 16.4054 BTC [-] -130102;1360463766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 490 @ 0.00061978 = 0.3037 BTC [-] -130101;1360463831;jurov;just trying new bitcoind 0.8.0rc1 -130100;1360463878;jurov;i like it, after 40mins is almost fully synchronized with locally running bitcoind 0.7 -130099;1360463906;jurov;and rpc calls return immediately even during this heavy activity! -130098;1360463914;JWU42;:-) -130097;1360464026;JWU42;jurov: there a thread on getting it working -- can't recall the switches to have it load the old blockchain -130096;1360464039;Bowjob;dump! dump! dump! -130095;1360464058;jurov;i just moved the .bitcoin dir and copied only conf and wallet file -130094;1360464076;Bowjob;dump usd and switch to btc!! -130093;1360464108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13861 @ 0.00061978 = 8.5908 BTC [-] -130092;1360464255;jurov;i enjoy it, but would prefer my s.mpoe holdings to not sink so rapidly -130091;1360464503;wao;:D -130090;1360464741;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 8 @ 0.01 = 0.08 BTC [+] -130089;1360464742;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -130088;1360464745;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -130087;1360464745;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 393 @ 0.01 = 3.93 BTC [+] -130086;1360464899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21299 @ 0.00063037 = 13.4263 BTC [+] -130085;1360464905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36800 @ 0.00063403 = 23.3323 BTC [+] -130084;1360465353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15450 @ 0.00063926 = 9.8766 BTC [+] -130083;1360465355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00063545 = 2.4465 BTC [-] -130082;1360465356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2201 @ 0.00063501 = 1.3977 BTC [-] -130081;1360465449;jurov;sync finished... and it ran with ionice -c 3 -130080;1360465644;jurov;waited for your comment.. wasn;t disappointed -130079;1360465676;jurov;how many times? -130078;1360465714;jurov;X X X -130077;1360465786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31910 @ 0.00063298 = 20.1984 BTC [-] -130076;1360466071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19839 @ 0.00063298 = 12.5577 BTC [-] -130075;1360466076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 461 @ 0.00064237 = 0.2961 BTC [+] -130074;1360466086;Bugpowder;fuk -130073;1360466091;Bugpowder;i was gonna buy that -130072;1360466092;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 18 @ 0.0061 = 0.1098 BTC [+] -130071;1360466375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00062742 = 4.9252 BTC [-] -130070;1360466660;ThickAsThieves;hrm, i can't make a buy order on bitfunder -130069;1360466735;ThickAsThieves;it's not recoginizing my full balance, and i have no open orders -130068;1360466865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00062742 = 3.0116 BTC [-] -130067;1360466894;DeadWeasel;what you gonna buy on bitfunder? -130066;1360466915;jurov;ThickAsThieves, you don't have any reserves? -130065;1360466969;jurov;click your balance in the upper corner and check reserves -130064;1360467367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00062723 = 5.206 BTC [-] -130063;1360467408;ThickAsThieves;it says 0 resrved -130062;1360467507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17689 @ 0.00064237 = 11.3629 BTC [+] -130061;1360467512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00064275 = 6.5239 BTC [+] -130060;1360467513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4960 @ 0.00064286 = 3.1886 BTC [+] -130059;1360467517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2485 @ 0.00064745 = 1.6089 BTC [+] -130058;1360467519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2583 @ 0.00064962 = 1.678 BTC [+] -130057;1360467520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22133 @ 0.00064996 = 14.3856 BTC [+] -130056;1360467818;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 45 @ 0.719 = 32.355 BTC [+] -130055;1360467918;Bowjob;Whoa, Havelock -130054;1360468189;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -130053;1360468189;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.93000, Best ask: 23.94870, Bid-ask spread: 0.01870, Last trade: 23.94870, 24 hour volume: 35935.13720042, 24 hour low: 22.58468, 24 hour high: 23.98961, 24 hour vwap: 23.31661 -130052;1360468203;DeadWeasel;jesus -130051;1360468203;Bugpowder;nice -130050;1360468213;Bugpowder;3000 calls from 17-20 -130049;1360468214;DeadWeasel;expectations at 24? -130048;1360468215;Bugpowder;:) -130047;1360468244;Bugpowder;Lets do 30 -130046;1360468267;Bugpowder;I expect it to pull back 1-2 $ briefly than continue up to 27 by opex -130045;1360468270;DeadWeasel;17.42K to get to 25! -130044;1360468280;Bugpowder;o? -130043;1360468282;Bugpowder;that's up -130042;1360468285;Bugpowder;actually -130041;1360468288;DeadWeasel;sounds reasonable -130040;1360468291;Bugpowder;;;asks 30 -130039;1360468293;gribble;There are currently 27737.938 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 718342.093212 USD in total. -130038;1360468296;Bugpowder;;;asks 25 -130037;1360468297;gribble;There are currently 17384.043 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 429617.169782 USD in total. -130036;1360468323;DeadWeasel;half a mil to clear 25. -130035;1360468336;DeadWeasel;whale pump and dumps in action again. -130034;1360468337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00063413 = 1.7756 BTC [-] -130033;1360468347;DeadWeasel;holy crap look at those sell walls go up -130032;1360468371;DeadWeasel;aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand there gone. -130031;1360468375;DeadWeasel;they're -130030;1360468389;Bugpowder;huh? -130029;1360468398;Bugpowder;what did i miss/ -130028;1360468401;DeadWeasel;bitcoinity.org/markets can act a little funny sometimes. -130027;1360468405;DeadWeasel;nothing. -130026;1360468420;DeadWeasel;they they do volume on the lower graph, asks. -130025;1360468434;DeadWeasel;is funny -130024;1360468461;Bugpowder;oh I see -130023;1360468474;Bugpowder;someone put up a wall at 25 -130022;1360468480;Bugpowder;thats why its 17k -130021;1360468495;Bugpowder;probably just for the weekend till his wire cclears -130020;1360468519;DeadWeasel;bitcoin is great fun. -130019;1360468523;DeadWeasel;i need whiskey -130018;1360468550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00063413 = 1.5853 BTC [-] -130017;1360468553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3354 @ 0.00063741 = 2.1379 BTC [+] -130016;1360469049;Bowjob;it seems to me -130015;1360469065;Bowjob;that the idea behind bitcoin is.. -130014;1360469068;Bowjob;pump and dont dump -130013;1360469285;benkay;i'm waiting for the developing world to figure it out -130012;1360469296;benkay;mkt cap ~ 2 US street corner banks atm -130011;1360469328;benkay;not to mention the friction in software that keeps normal humans out -130010;1360469334;benkay;fix those problems -130009;1360469341;benkay;boom, to several billion. -130008;1360469354;benkay;but i r idiots as my parents say regularly :( -130007;1360469570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00064003 = 0.64 BTC [+] -130006;1360469572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4146 @ 0.00064002 = 2.6535 BTC [-] -130005;1360469579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11988 @ 0.00063575 = 7.6214 BTC [-] -130004;1360469687;mod6;benkay: it'll be orders of magnitude more imho -130003;1360469702;benkay;yeah. somewhere, right? -130002;1360469709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1390 @ 0.00063125 = 0.8774 BTC [-] -130001;1360469710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11860 @ 0.00062759 = 7.4432 BTC [-] -130000;1360469727;benkay;i have this attitude that beyond more than 5 orders of magnitude it just doesn't make sense to try and be accurate. -129999;1360469731;benkay;6B? -129998;1360469734;benkay;60B? -129997;1360469749;benkay;don't care. holdings will be worth something cool at that point, and i won't really be able to tell the difference. -129996;1360469761;benkay;in the meantime, focus on being a better coder every day. -129995;1360469788;mod6;well, i figure with say 600-800Tn of derivatives out there divided over say 11mn... -129994;1360469818;mod6;plus some -129993;1360469827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.0006276 = 0.6276 BTC [+] -129992;1360469828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3986 @ 0.00062759 = 2.5016 BTC [-] -129991;1360469829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4303 @ 0.00062205 = 2.6767 BTC [-] -129990;1360469832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15911 @ 0.00061978 = 9.8613 BTC [-] -129989;1360469881;benkay;sorry, not tracking. 11 million what? -129988;1360469894;mod6;well, btc total so far. -129987;1360469907;benkay;oh, and talking about all derivatives on the market? -129986;1360469915;mod6;oh i guess 10.761... or something -129985;1360470121;ThickAsThieves;http://www.satoshidice.com/ not loading? -129984;1360470132;DeadWeasel;so I gather that all assets stabilize or go up when BTC jump in price? by virtue of .... BTC being worth more? -129983;1360470141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2785 @ 0.00062414 = 1.7382 BTC [+] -129982;1360470143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7415 @ 0.00061978 = 4.5957 BTC [-] -129981;1360470147;DeadWeasel;ThickAsThieves: loads fo rme -129980;1360470170;ThickAsThieves;just hangs for me -129979;1360470193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6787 @ 0.00063233 = 4.2916 BTC [+] -129978;1360470204;DeadWeasel;does it start loading? -129977;1360470212;DeadWeasel;or just blank? no data? -129976;1360470213;ThickAsThieves;partially loads someitmes, but without any dynamic text -129975;1360470243;ThickAsThieves;same behavior in two browsers -129974;1360470294;DeadWeasel;lagging pings -129973;1360470305;DeadWeasel;maybe since it's in ireland. -129972;1360470331;DeadWeasel;zero packet loss -129971;1360470338;DeadWeasel;must be you. on wireless? -129970;1360470344;DeadWeasel;somebody turned on a microwave next door. -129969;1360470383;ThickAsThieves;hehe -129968;1360470388;ThickAsThieves;i am on wireless -129967;1360470427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1667 @ 0.00064996 = 1.0835 BTC [+] -129966;1360470428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12650 @ 0.00065009 = 8.2236 BTC [+] -129965;1360470434;ThickAsThieves;just tried a wired pc, same prob -129964;1360470441;DeadWeasel;weird. -129963;1360470462;DeadWeasel;ping -t satoshidice.com -129962;1360470468;DeadWeasel;see if you have packet loss. -129961;1360470538;ThickAsThieves;sec -129960;1360470550;ThickAsThieves;whatsmydns.net shows all Xs for NS entries -129959;1360470551;mod6;don't you have to put in a ttl with -t> -129958;1360470552;mod6;? -129957;1360470558;Ukto;ThickAsThieves #bitfunder :) -129956;1360470563;DeadWeasel;if you want it to stop... -129955;1360470566;DeadWeasel;:) -129954;1360470573;mod6;heheh -129953;1360470601;DeadWeasel;ThickAsThieves: hit CTRL + C to stop it and get results -129952;1360470604;DeadWeasel;forgot to say that. -129951;1360470633;ThickAsThieves;0 loss -129950;1360470651;DeadWeasel;odd -129949;1360470728;DeadWeasel;that dns thing you mentioned that i just saw seems problematic too. -129948;1360470749;ThickAsThieves;it finally loaded in one tab, after quite a while -129947;1360470838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7483 @ 0.00065031 = 4.8663 BTC [+] -129946;1360470846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8683 @ 0.00063401 = 5.5051 BTC [-] -129945;1360471645;DeadWeasel;I've never seen the Stochastic RSI level out there before. http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg30ztgSzm1g10zm2g25zi1gStochRSIzi2gRSIzi3gCOscillatorzi4gStochRSIzv -129944;1360471682;DeadWeasel;always pokes up, levels a bit, then drops again -129943;1360471700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10550 @ 0.00062002 = 6.5412 BTC [-] -129942;1360471752;DeadWeasel;any idea what i could buy into that would make 10% overnight? -129941;1360471757;DeadWeasel;or by wed? -129940;1360471937;benkay;DeadWeasel: what does Stochastic RSI indicate? -129939;1360471944;benkay;nvm, i r google -129938;1360471969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35500 @ 0.00062002 = 22.0107 BTC [-] -129937;1360472017;DeadWeasel;http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:technical_indicators:stochrsi -129936;1360472021;DeadWeasel;explains in better than i could -129935;1360472043;DeadWeasel;all i know is I ain't seen it like this before. -129934;1360472053;DeadWeasel;that there be tha truf. -129933;1360472409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18850 @ 0.00062002 = 11.6874 BTC [-] -129932;1360472699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36900 @ 0.00062002 = 22.8787 BTC [-] -129931;1360472725;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 192 @ 0.0062 = 1.1904 BTC [+] -129930;1360473013;Namworld;Still no one selling S.BBET at a decent price? -129929;1360473051;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3498 BTC [+] -129928;1360473067;DeadWeasel;i don't see bbet on bitfunder. why? -129927;1360473067;Bugpowder;Define decent -129926;1360473078;BitHub;what's bbet? -129925;1360473084;BitHub;same guys that did s.dice? -129924;1360473090;Bugpowder;No -129923;1360473100;BitHub;bitbet.us? -129922;1360473102;Bugpowder;Mp and kakobrekla -129921;1360473106;Bugpowder;Yes -129920;1360473123;BitHub;i would buy shares in that but i own bitbet.com.au and bitbet.asia -129919;1360473134;Bugpowder;Lol -129918;1360473164;Bugpowder;Namworld, like I am amazed I got out of -129917;1360473166;BitHub;but maybe i should buy some shares in ts.bbet -129916;1360473183;Bugpowder;Bbet at an average price of 130000 -129915;1360473192;Bugpowder;2btc revenue -129914;1360473201;Bugpowder;Err dividend -129913;1360473203;DeadWeasel;what exchange is it available at? -129912;1360473211;Bugpowder;Mpex -129911;1360473212;Namworld;MPEx -129910;1360473219;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 24 @ 0.01 = 0.24 BTC [+] -129909;1360473221;Namworld;and BTCT.co -129908;1360473224;DeadWeasel;i guess I should say what passthroughs offer it? -129907;1360473231;Bugpowder;Namworld what do I think is a good price -129906;1360473232;BitHub;will it be offered on bitfunder? -129905;1360473232;Namworld;mine on BTCT.co -129904;1360473239;DeadWeasel;thx namworld -129903;1360473239;Namworld;I'd pay up to 0.00065000 -129902;1360473243;DeadWeasel;i'll sign up. -129901;1360473244;Namworld;bugpowder -129900;1360473246;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0062 BTC [+] -129899;1360473268;Bugpowder;I sold down to 27000 -129898;1360473275;Bugpowder;Or 30000 -129897;1360473280;BitHub;i think bitfunder might offer it -129896;1360473283;Bugpowder;27000 I think -129895;1360473293;Bugpowder;Have fun with that dudes -129894;1360473296;Namworld;I'm buying them for the passthrough, I don't hold BBET personally -129893;1360473298;DeadWeasel;That's quite a Contract on the register page, way to cover yer booty! -129892;1360473298;BitHub;they said yesterday they got some announcements coming soon -129891;1360473302;Namworld;I just want a few thousands -129890;1360473320;BitHub;bitfunder is just easy to use -129889;1360473405;BitHub;confirm bitfunder is going to offer it -129888;1360473466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11987 @ 0.00062479 = 7.4894 BTC [+] -129887;1360473548;ThickAsThieves;I also like BitFunder's site -129886;1360473562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00062377 = 4.1169 BTC [-] -129885;1360473582;ThickAsThieves;I know you were all wondering -129884;1360473585;BitHub;i was just speaking with them, they are going to offer bbet shares -129883;1360473592;BitHub;so just wait -129882;1360473608;Namworld;What's the problem with BTCT.co? -129881;1360473623;mircea_popescu;BitHub so what's bitbet.com.au do ? -129880;1360473718;BitHub;enables you to bet on sporting events or social bets etc, at proper betting odds -129879;1360473719;ThickAsThieves;No problem with BTCTco, I use it too, but aesthetically it's a little busier -129878;1360473747;BitHub;our first big test is the fifa world cuo -129877;1360473748;BitHub;cup -129876;1360473753;BitHub;so we're just preparing for that -129875;1360473757;ThickAsThieves;http://www.usabilitypost.com/2010/07/23/a-mild-case-of-borderitis/ -129874;1360473774;BitHub;i may offer a bet on the australian election tho as our first test -129873;1360473783;mircea_popescu;from what i see it's just a register this page ? -129872;1360473792;BitHub;correct, its not live -129871;1360473795;BitHub;atm -129870;1360473814;mircea_popescu;mkay. -129869;1360473820;Bugpowder;Registration is your first mistake -129868;1360473821;mircea_popescu;bitcoin has 1000 developers and like 3 promoters -129867;1360473831;mircea_popescu;it needs exactly the reverse : like 3 devs and 1k+ promoters. -129866;1360473847;BitHub;i was thinking mircea why don't more bitcoin companies just hire sales team -129865;1360473857;BitHub;to promote and market bitcoin -129864;1360473859;ThickAsThieves;does bitcoin foundation do outreach/mktg? -129863;1360473861;mircea_popescu;well, why exactly are you doing that instead of earning referals on bitbet ? -129862;1360473865;Bugpowder;Security team would be better idea -129861;1360473873;mircea_popescu;cause you think you're too good to make money or something, i'd guess. -129860;1360473912;mircea_popescu;same thing goes for about everyone. just make more services, as if that's where it's at. -129859;1360473913;BitHub;i had my own idea of doing a gambling site and a few weeks later i see bitbet.us pop up after i already purchased my domains -129858;1360473917;mircea_popescu;right. -129857;1360473925;BitHub;i was just about to purchase bitbet.com but the guy pulled out of the auction -129856;1360473931;mircea_popescu;this is what i'm saying. everyone thinks they should develop. -129855;1360473938;BitHub;i'm not a developer -129854;1360473942;BitHub;i hire them -129853;1360473955;mircea_popescu;well then why aren't you pushing things that are already there ? -129852;1360473972;BitHub;because i want to push my own things in my own market here -129851;1360473974;mircea_popescu;im prolly going way too strongly at this, i don't mean you personally. -129850;1360473985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2019 @ 0.00062377 = 1.2594 BTC [-] -129849;1360473987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3031 @ 0.00062002 = 1.8793 BTC [-] -129848;1360473988;mircea_popescu;right. that's exactly the problem. there's 1000 people who all think they're cowboys. -129847;1360473993;mircea_popescu;i guess it'll take some (more) time. -129846;1360473998;ThickAsThieves;mp, who pays for the marketing and promo of btc? -129845;1360474010;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves in general ? nobody really. -129844;1360474013;ThickAsThieves;mtgox? -129843;1360474016;BitHub;i'm paying for my own marketing team -129842;1360474018;ThickAsThieves;i mean who should -129841;1360474024;mircea_popescu;i don't think anybody should. -129840;1360474025;BitHub;but i will be marketing and promoting bitcoin on the side -129839;1360474032;ThickAsThieves;oh -129838;1360474044;ThickAsThieves;but you said it needs 1000 to 1 -129837;1360474048;mircea_popescu;yea, that's the other thing, everyone and his team. it's insanity. -129836;1360474061;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves take a mature market, like say porn. or books. or whatever you will. -129835;1360474071;mircea_popescu;out of 1000 people involved, 999 are pushing something someone else owns. -129834;1360474075;mircea_popescu;that's the natural order of things. -129833;1360474081;BitHub;mircea i try and help out in the community and answer as many questions as i can, i give away alot of btc donations n stuff just for fun -129832;1360474085;BitHub;what more do you want out of me? -129831;1360474090;mircea_popescu;in bitcoin, 999 people are making new products which don't go anywhere. -129830;1360474099;mircea_popescu;BitHub srsly, don't take it personally -129829;1360474103;ThickAsThieves;so a good example would be: -129828;1360474104;mircea_popescu;i don't mean it about you personally at all. -129827;1360474106;mircea_popescu;im just whining. -129826;1360474112;ThickAsThieves;I set up a brokerage for SDICE -129825;1360474123;BitHub;okey :) i know what you're saying tho because i haven't been able to get any help really -129824;1360474124;ThickAsThieves;and convince peopel to buy in in meatspace -129823;1360474127;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves baby, there's already how many of those ? 4 ? 5 ? -129822;1360474128;BitHub;but i do try and give back -129821;1360474130;mircea_popescu;why is a 6th needed ? -129820;1360474136;ThickAsThieves;I mean IRL -129819;1360474139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20076 @ 0.00062002 = 12.4475 BTC [-] -129818;1360474144;mircea_popescu;you mean irl ? what's that mean ? -129817;1360474146;ThickAsThieves;like promote buying shares -129816;1360474156;mircea_popescu;okay... -129815;1360474166;ThickAsThieves;i dunno -129814;1360474179;mircea_popescu;what, go door to door ? wth you mean irl ? -129813;1360474199;ThickAsThieves;hehe phone sales, print ads, maybe convincing rich people -129812;1360474202;ThickAsThieves;i dunno -129811;1360474211;mircea_popescu;yeah, are you somewhere where that's even legal ? -129810;1360474214;ThickAsThieves;what should these 999 peddlers peddle -129809;1360474242;ThickAsThieves;i'm just trying to think of examples of how btc world might operate like porn or such -129808;1360474249;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves let's face it, ok ? all these teams are a guy with MAYBE 10k liquid to his name, a freind from school and maybe some chick either of them or both are diddling. -129807;1360474259;mircea_popescu;this isn't a team. this is a group of young people, enthusiasts, whatever. -129806;1360474276;mircea_popescu;they aren't going to compete. bitcoin seems new, but seriously. it takes a lot more than three kids. -129805;1360474281;mircea_popescu;and their 10k. -129804;1360474306;BitHub;got to start somewhere tho, i think the biggest problem is all the amatuers and scammers -129803;1360474320;mircea_popescu;the biggest problem is that nobody wants to start small. -129802;1360474326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1713 @ 0.00062479 = 1.0703 BTC [+] -129801;1360474328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10176 @ 0.00062692 = 6.3795 BTC [+] -129800;1360474332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1484 @ 0.00063269 = 0.9389 BTC [+] -129799;1360474333;mircea_popescu;dumbasses make ripple. either of them spent the time to get the experience ? no THEY KNOW -129798;1360474334;mircea_popescu;THEY CAN -129797;1360474337;mircea_popescu;TJHEY DO -129796;1360474342;mircea_popescu;fuckall they do, thing;'s unusable. -129795;1360474347;mircea_popescu;colored coins, same business. -129794;1360474361;mircea_popescu;"they have to start somewhere" ? how about they start by working their butt off for something that's already here -129793;1360474365;mircea_popescu;then they start something. -129792;1360474389;BitHub;so -129791;1360474397;BitHub;we should all be working for mtgox and sdice? -129790;1360474410;mircea_popescu;yes. pick a service you like. i don't care what it is, but a name. -129789;1360474414;mircea_popescu;push it till you make enough to live off. -129788;1360474424;mircea_popescu;THEN you're in a position to know why the thing you're trying atm won't take off. -129787;1360474452;mircea_popescu;and don't get pissed off at me, i'm honestly not that involved either way. -129786;1360474455;mircea_popescu;but it has to be said. -129785;1360474491;BitHub;i think that's a good thing about a free market, you do have alot of cowboy's and stuff but i think throught the years alot of those guys get weeded out -129784;1360474503;mircea_popescu;yes, i agree it's a good thing. do you know who it;s a good thing for ? -129783;1360474504;mircea_popescu;me. -129782;1360474520;mircea_popescu;i got fuckall knows how many btc, if you kill yourself trying a project that doesn't have a chance you loose, my btc gains. -129781;1360474557;mircea_popescu;that's the thing. 1k kids with a dream today, 1k corpses on the metaphorical business field of battle, next year. -129780;1360474566;mircea_popescu;their metaphorical blood fattening the metaphorical earth. -129779;1360474578;mircea_popescu;seems senseless to me. but then again, im just an asshole so. -129778;1360474579;mircea_popescu;go ahead. -129777;1360474596;BitHub;sooo, ThickAsThieves i'm thinking to send some btc to bitfunder to get it ready -129776;1360474609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00063785 = 4.146 BTC [+] -129775;1360474638;ThickAsThieves;get what ready? -129774;1360474648;BitHub;to buy some bbet shares -129773;1360474674;mircea_popescu;BitHub these other folks think it's maybe oversold by now. they may be right. -129772;1360474690;mircea_popescu;it pays 1% on referrals, if you get someone to bet 100 btc that's 1btc for you. -129771;1360474694;ThickAsThieves;I'm not interested in bbet shares atm -129770;1360474718;BitHub;oh must of been someone else i was talking to -129769;1360474749;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -129768;1360474751;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0003 / 0.00091228 / 0.0015999 (20800 shares, 18.98 BTC), 30D: 0.0003 / 0.00149797 / 0.002 (473231 shares, 708.89 BTC) -129767;1360474767;BitHub;still cheap -129766;1360474780;mircea_popescu;that's like 9k total -129765;1360475041;Namworld;try BTCT.co, I have a BBET passthrough there already -129764;1360475050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2627 @ 0.00063444 = 1.6667 BTC [-] -129763;1360475057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00063168 = 4.2007 BTC [-] -129762;1360475072;mircea_popescu;Namworld what's it called ? -129761;1360475075;BitHub;also bitfunder will be offering bbet shares soon -129760;1360475195;mircea_popescu;Final SD Profit: 60813.98753788 BTC -129759;1360475197;mircea_popescu;fuck me. -129758;1360475208;mircea_popescu;it's making another 20k this month ?! -129757;1360475208;BitHub;awww yeeee -129756;1360475211;Ukto;No thanks, I'm good MP -129755;1360475219;BitHub;time to pay daddy a lil dividend -129754;1360475230;mircea_popescu;Ukto you haxxor you, when do i see bf ticker in here already! -129753;1360475252;Ukto;I have been trying to wrap up the new BF features for a couple days now -129752;1360475259;Ukto;lots of distractions -129751;1360475263;mircea_popescu;do you have any idea how inconvenient it is to not check the various stuff going on over there ? -129750;1360475291;mircea_popescu;looking at dooglus' graphs no wonder the fucking whale bought 1mn sdice today -129749;1360475293;Ukto;hey, you got your favicon you wanted -129748;1360475300;Ukto;:P -129747;1360475302;BitHub;oh, a bf ticker would be so friggen good -129746;1360475312;mircea_popescu;no but srsl;y, you have to do it already. -129745;1360475321;Ukto;BitHub: yeah I will be pushing the api for kako to set it up in a few days -129744;1360475366;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves do you consider stuff like trolling sa bitcoin marketing ? -129743;1360475394;BitHub;professional trollers for only 2btc a week -129742;1360475412;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0062 = 6.2 BTC [+] -129741;1360475430;mircea_popescu;BitHub it's a tough question he got. what even constitutes btc marketing ? -129740;1360475440;mircea_popescu;im pushing it in some ways, many other people are too, prolly more than me -129739;1360475459;ThickAsThieves;i think it does actually help -129738;1360475476;ThickAsThieves;probly not ideal -129737;1360475481;ThickAsThieves;but it is attention -129736;1360475519;BitHub;you can outsource and hire proper marketers -129735;1360475521;BitHub;very cheaply -129734;1360475534;vampireb;folks, so S.DICE pays 2000BTC for 10mil or 100mil shares? -129733;1360475541;mircea_popescu;BitHub yeah, but what'd they do ? -129732;1360475569;mircea_popescu;vampireb 2k for 10mn last month. by the looks of it 5-10k for the whole 50mn this month -129731;1360475574;BitHub;in any business mircea when you have a new product or something you hire a sales team or marketing team that goes out as pimps out whatever you want -129730;1360475599;vampireb;so since 3% were released, so now it will pay for 13% instead of 10% -129729;1360475600;BitHub;and -129728;1360475600;mircea_popescu;BitHub i understand that part. the problem here is, bitcoin selling is different from most anything else. -129727;1360475604;vampireb;ok thanks -129726;1360475606;ThickAsThieves;whats their angle though? -129725;1360475622;ThickAsThieves;safer than fiat? -129724;1360475624;BitHub;i have to tell marketing people how to do their job? -129723;1360475625;mircea_popescu;vampireb no, they pay for the whole 50mn (which obviously 37% whatever goes right back to erik) -129722;1360475631;ThickAsThieves;more profitable than wall street? -129721;1360475634;mircea_popescu;BitHub you have to give them an angle. -129720;1360475639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4373 @ 0.000631 = 2.7594 BTC [-] -129719;1360475639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00063785 = 3.0617 BTC [+] -129718;1360475645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10477 @ 0.00064076 = 6.7132 BTC [+] -129717;1360475660;BitHub;their angle is, its a new thing called bitcoin, explaining it to people -129716;1360475672;vampireb;i thought there were 100 mil of shares, not 50 mil? -129715;1360475676;ThickAsThieves;but why does one want a bitcoin? -129714;1360475680;vampireb;erik sold only 10%, kept 90% -129713;1360475695;ThickAsThieves;vamp, correct sorta -129712;1360475695;mircea_popescu;vampireb yes, 100mn shares, but owner may never sell more than half -129711;1360475700;vampireb;ic -129710;1360475700;BitHub;a whole wide range of reasons, do i really need to go in detail? -129709;1360475717;ThickAsThieves;only if you wanna continue the conversation -129708;1360475720;ThickAsThieves;idc -129707;1360475725;vampireb;i am just trying to figure out amount of divident per share -129706;1360475727;mircea_popescu;BitHub the problem is this : the fixed cost to get someone into btc is huge -129705;1360475732;mircea_popescu;how are they going to close the loop ? -129704;1360475763;mircea_popescu;vampireb a 1mn block will likely get about 200 btc at current (20k) estimated profit for the month. -129703;1360475766;vampireb;~3.5% / mo that not bad -129702;1360475769;Chaang-Noi;so i see riple is active, what exactly does it do again? how is it differnet from bitcoin other than using a premined coin? -129701;1360475796;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=142150.0 Chaang-Noi -129700;1360475815;ThickAsThieves;my wife works in nonprofit sector, i was thinking that nonprofits should uptake bitcoin acceptance for donations -129699;1360475820;vampireb;goat did you get unbanned or something? -129698;1360475823;ThickAsThieves;just claim them as anonymous donations -129697;1360475830;ThickAsThieves;after converting to fiat -129696;1360475843;vampireb;or theymos supressed your avatar -129695;1360475849;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves possibly. -129694;1360475851;BitHub;i was thinking to setup a service to collect donations for celebs and charaties and stuff, but might get in trouble -129693;1360475862;BitHub;even tho i would give them 100% of the bitcoin -129692;1360475872;Chaang-Noi;thanks MP -129691;1360475882;ThickAsThieves;like domestic violence shelters or dog shelters, etc -129690;1360475884;Chaang-Noi;vamp, i can now send PMs -129689;1360475910;BitHub;see i think you would hire a marketing team to sell the idea of bitcoin to merchants first -129688;1360475928;BitHub;i think that's what bitpay is doing atm -129687;1360475968;mircea_popescu;it is. -129686;1360475970;thestringpuller;this is the most active I've seen the channel in awhile -129685;1360475998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4729 @ 0.00062002 = 2.9321 BTC [-] -129684;1360476002;Chaang-Noi;mircea, that link seems to show what is wrong with Ripple, my question is, why did they even bother to make ripple, what can it do that bitcoin cant? -129683;1360476006;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0062 = 3.1 BTC [+] -129682;1360476029;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i have not yet been able to glean that. -129681;1360476042;mircea_popescu;as far as i can tell, it's all some dorks who wanna be developers cause they figure its cool. -129680;1360476051;mircea_popescu;sorta like kids wanted to be rockstars in 1970 -129679;1360476057;BitHub;haha -129678;1360476073;BitHub;its made up of some very interesting characters, for sure. -129677;1360476079;Chaang-Noi;ripple seems like a step backwards :/ -129676;1360476087;vampireb;wth is ripple -129675;1360476099;mircea_popescu;vampireb some bizzare shit, i haven't gotten it myself. -129674;1360476105;Chaang-Noi;www.ripple.com -129673;1360476128;Chaang-Noi;it is like a centralized bitcoin right? -129672;1360476161;Chaang-Noi;this seems silly... i expected google of facebook to do something like this but these clowns on their own? hmmm -129671;1360476238;Chaang-Noi;oh JoelKatz is involved with ripple, lol -129670;1360476255;mircea_popescu;yeah, they've been all over how i hate them cause they r competitors and other nefarious reasons. -129669;1360476261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6673 @ 0.00064076 = 4.2758 BTC [+] -129668;1360476263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00064483 = 8.3183 BTC [+] -129667;1360476265;mircea_popescu;fuck knows why people get so wrapped up in that nonsense. anyway. -129666;1360476269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16677 @ 0.00064505 = 10.7575 BTC [+] -129665;1360476355;Chaang-Noi;it seems you can create debt on ripple somehow... i wonder if this will end in tears -129664;1360476386;mircea_popescu;So, shareholders fund the entire startup costs of the company and end up with 38% 'ownership.' It was exactly this point, what is ASICMiner's % of the company, that was debated in some detail when ASICMiner announced the IPO. -129663;1360476395;mircea_popescu;meanwhile people ragging on asicminer hardcore. -129662;1360476431;BitHub;why, what happened with asicminer? -129661;1360476435;Ukto;hey Chaang-Noi -129660;1360476435;vampireb;for some reasons ripple was e-numbered lol -129659;1360476440;vampireb;i tought^^ -129658;1360476468;BitHub;38% ownership is pretty sad -129657;1360476476;maximian;I can't understand how Ripple can take off… it requires that you establish establish credit relationships with your friends or associates. I'm too fucking lazy to do that. -129656;1360476477;BitHub;should be 50/50 at least -129655;1360476478;mircea_popescu;BitHub well... it was the original offer iirc. -129654;1360476506;mircea_popescu;maximian part of why im saying i dont get it is in the hopes someone goes "no you fucking idiot, it's like so and SO! see ?" -129653;1360476506;BitHub;did you buy any asicminer shares? -129652;1360476509;mircea_popescu;so far no such luck. -129651;1360476519;mircea_popescu;BitHub i shorted some long ago. i'd short some more but meh. -129650;1360476525;mircea_popescu;they're not on an exchange, too much hassle. -129649;1360476527;maximian;right -129648;1360476538;Ukto;Chaang-Noi: Hed, joelKats, and a few others -129647;1360476547;mircea_popescu;wait. hed, what hed ? -129646;1360476552;Ukto;Jed -129645;1360476554;Ukto;you asshole :P -129644;1360476557;Chaang-Noi;Hi Ukto -129643;1360476561;mircea_popescu;aok -129642;1360476575;mircea_popescu;dude if you said hed hoelkatz i'd have totally gotten it. -129641;1360476580;mircea_popescu;but no, you gotta be fancy and shit -129640;1360476581;Ukto;:P -129639;1360476595;Ukto;WeExchange is the first, and only ripple gateway at the moment -129638;1360476617;Ukto;I can confidently tell you, quite a bit of currency has already passed into ripple. -129637;1360476622;mircea_popescu;so can i create ripple debt, sell it to weex cash bitcoins and arrivederci ? -129636;1360476630;Ukto;Doesnt work that way -129635;1360476638;mircea_popescu;which way does it work ? -129634;1360476638;vampireb;since i inherently dont trust anyone, why would i trust a friend of a friend -129633;1360476646;Ukto;vampireb: you shouldnt -129632;1360476647;mircea_popescu;vampireb because butt ? -129631;1360476649;vampireb;i woulnt trust 1k to my gf.. especially her friend -129630;1360476650;Ukto;thats what I am trying to say -129629;1360476666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00062877 = 10.9406 BTC [-] -129628;1360476672;Ukto;You dont WANT to trust a friend of a friend of a friend -129627;1360476674;Ukto;in fact -129626;1360476677;Ukto;you dont want to trust friends -129625;1360476682;Ukto;unless you are prepaid -129624;1360476683;BitHub;should i trust bitfloor with all my btc? -129623;1360476688;vampireb;expecially about money, dont trust friends... -129622;1360476689;mircea_popescu;vampireb sounds to me like you need a new gf. -129621;1360476690;Ukto;BitHub: perhaps -129620;1360476694;mod6;BitHub: all?! -129619;1360476694;BitHub;haha -129618;1360476696;mircea_popescu;BitHub no. -129617;1360476698;Ukto;:P -129616;1360476702;Ukto;the real idea -129615;1360476711;Ukto;is that you pick your gateways as issuers -129614;1360476712;Ukto;and trust THEM -129613;1360476715;Ukto;for example -129612;1360476725;Ukto;I might only trust MPEX issued USD -129611;1360476727;mircea_popescu;pretty much the only exchange i'd trust with btc/fiat atm is the bitcoin-central.net ppl -129610;1360476733;Ukto;and BitHub may only trust GOX issued USD -129609;1360476738;vampireb;well.. i got a new one :-) the old one still owes me shit load of money -129608;1360476738;Ukto;these are non-compatable -129607;1360476740;mircea_popescu;Ukto how do you verify it's mpex issued ? -129606;1360476750;Ukto;but vampireb might trust both -129605;1360476755;BitHub;i was very cautious about using weex and bitfunder at first because i was really unsure about it, but so far its been good experience -129604;1360476760;Ukto;and have an 'offer' in the network to exchange them for a small fee -129603;1360476764;mircea_popescu;vampireb have her pay back in blowjobs. let new gf get them -129602;1360476777;Chaang-Noi;MP you dont trust btc-e ? -129601;1360476779;vampireb;its almost impossible to collect ious from friends or family -129600;1360476794;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi these guys specifically because they have the french bank insurance thing. -129599;1360476808;Ukto;mircea_popescu: your ripple wallet doesnt just account for totals by ISO name -129598;1360476813;Chaang-Noi;ahh -129597;1360476814;Ukto;they are just sum'd that way -129596;1360476819;mircea_popescu;any other exchange, including mtgox, could just close tomorrow and well... enjoy liquidators -129595;1360476827;Ukto;in fact, you are holding issued notes signed by the issuer -129594;1360476827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19750 @ 0.00062002 = 12.2454 BTC [-] -129593;1360476831;Ukto;that have an ISO designation -129592;1360476834;mircea_popescu;Ukto like gpg signed ? -129591;1360476838;Ukto;kinda -129590;1360476840;Ukto;but its not needed -129589;1360476849;Ukto;its all stored in the p2p ledger database -129588;1360476856;Chaang-Noi;Ukto are involved with ripple, also can you tell me why this system is differnt than btc? -129587;1360476867;Ukto;Chaang-Noi: I ahve been -129586;1360476868;Ukto;:P -129585;1360476879;Ukto;and I am not involved with it per say, I jsut run the only gate way -129584;1360476881;vampireb;sounds like a scammer heaven to me -129583;1360476882;Chaang-Noi;what is the over all pint of goal of ripple? -129582;1360476887;Chaang-Noi;point+ -129581;1360476890;Ukto;and making a desktop wallet program for it -129580;1360476897;vampireb;i guess easy conversion between currencies -129579;1360476899;Ukto;de-centralised backed fiat -129578;1360476905;Ukto;in my opinion -129577;1360476914;vampireb;but bitcoin does the same, i can convert to any fiat -129576;1360476919;Chaang-Noi;how is it decentralized if you have the only gateway? -129575;1360476920;Ukto;covert yes -129574;1360476924;Ukto;bit this is actual currency -129573;1360476926;Ukto;no conversion -129572;1360476928;Ukto;but -129571;1360476930;vampireb;if i go to russia, i just send BTC to qukppay machines -129570;1360476933;maximian;I'd like to try it, but the Ripple wallet tells me I need ripples (XRP), and it's not clear how to get those. -129569;1360476940;Ukto;your misunderstanding -129568;1360476948;Ukto;Ripple is NOT ment to replace btc -129567;1360476954;Ukto;ripple is VERY btc friendly -129566;1360476972;Chaang-Noi;i do not understand what ripple does :/ -129565;1360476983;vampireb;how ripple covers exchange rate -129564;1360476983;Ukto;it allows you to store your fiats -129563;1360476987;pigeons;it lets you pay people or get paid -129562;1360476991;Ukto;lemme rephrase that -129561;1360476992;BitHub;fiat is such a sexy word -129560;1360476994;Ukto;it lets you store ANYTHING -129559;1360476997;Ukto;decentralised -129558;1360476998;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 55 @ 0.719 = 39.545 BTC [+] -129557;1360477012;BitHub;hehe ripples -129556;1360477015;Ukto;BitHub: your thinking of overpriced cars again -129555;1360477017;Ukto;:P -129554;1360477023;Chaang-Noi;btc let me get paid or pay others -129553;1360477036;BitHub;think i will name my kid fiat -129552;1360477040;BitHub;yo fiiiiiiiiat -129551;1360477043;vampireb;ok so I got $20 in IOU from ripple, how do I convert to the actual $20 bill -129550;1360477045;pigeons;yes but only in btc, ripple lets you get paid in silver, hours, seashells, or euros -129549;1360477057;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 33 @ 0.721 = 23.793 BTC [+] -129548;1360477073;pigeons;vampireb: you send it to someone who will accept it and give you a note -129547;1360477075;Ukto;and POOP -129546;1360477078;Ukto;you can pay ppl in POOP -129545;1360477086;mircea_popescu;Ukto you're totally insane if you're dicking around with destops for ripple instead of plugging bf in here. -129544;1360477088;Ukto;>,> -129543;1360477096;mircea_popescu;coders dude. give them a challenge, they'll be happy -129542;1360477107;Ukto;mircea_popescu: lol, nah, the desktop codes on the side burner -129541;1360477127;BitHub;:D -129540;1360477128;vampireb;so that someone may charge me interest... Hey you give me $20 in IOU, and I give $10 in physical bills... -129539;1360477137;vampireb;hmm -129538;1360477145;BitHub;stay focus -129537;1360477155;mircea_popescu;pigeons how do i collect a seashell ? -129536;1360477155;Chaang-Noi;what is BF? -129535;1360477162;pigeons;vampireb: interest is in the spec, and the original ripplepay implementation, but not implemented yet in opencoin/payward ripple.com system -129534;1360477164;Ukto;https://bitfunder.com -129533;1360477164;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi bitfunder.com -129532;1360477168;Ukto;you know of it -129531;1360477170;Ukto;you saw it long ago -129530;1360477179;Ukto;in alpha -129529;1360477184;Chaang-Noi;yeah, you just never told me the name:) -129528;1360477187;vampireb;so what's the difference... -129527;1360477197;Ukto;apples and oranges -129526;1360477198;vampireb;I sent 10BTC to a guy in NY, and I get $200 from him -129525;1360477198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00632265 = 2.5291 BTC [-] -129524;1360477204;vampireb;or I do the same in Russia -129523;1360477207;vampireb;same stuff. -129522;1360477220;Chaang-Noi;is BF working out well Ukto? i have not been folowing that stuff much lately. -129521;1360477235;Ukto;Chaang-Noi: user support says yes. :) -129520;1360477237;Chaang-Noi;it looked cool when you let me see it ages ago. -129519;1360477256;mircea_popescu;it's all blue and shit. -129518;1360477260;Ukto;Its gotten 1,000x better since you last saw it -129517;1360477267;Chaang-Noi;oh cool -129516;1360477270;Ukto;mircea_popescu: I thoguth about putting a unicorn easter egg somewhere, just fo ryou -129515;1360477273;mircea_popescu;lol -129514;1360477282;Ukto;a nice BLUE one -129513;1360477283;Ukto;:P -129512;1360477292;Chaang-Noi;ill have to check it out, i hope btc goes back down, i need to buy somre more... -129511;1360477297;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 53 @ 0.721 = 38.213 BTC [+] -129510;1360477308;Ukto;Chaang-Noi: not for at least 3~5 weeks -129509;1360477324;Ukto;we will see $30 within 30~45 days -129508;1360477327;BitHub;update the news section Ukto :P give me a lil present to read :) -129507;1360477331;mircea_popescu;Ukto we might see 100 -129506;1360477341;Ukto;i see 100's all the time -129505;1360477341;Ukto;:P -129504;1360477372;Chaang-Noi;ukto i think you might be right, no one is selling! once it hits 30ish you see it crashing a bit? -129503;1360477381;mircea_popescu;"Please stop being a jerk, EskimoBob." evoorhees is so cute i swear -129502;1360477387;Ukto;depends on the news burst that goes with it -129501;1360477398;Ukto;right now a lot of " -129500;1360477400;mircea_popescu;i imagine the reason eskimoblob is a jerk is because nobody asked him to stop befoar. -129499;1360477403;Ukto;normals" are investing into btc -129498;1360477416;Ukto;when it hits 30, if there is not a huge news buzz of crazyness -129497;1360477426;Ukto;it will slump back to $25 -129496;1360477429;Ukto;or $22 -129495;1360477429;mircea_popescu;Ukto i won't sell, for instance. i don;t care what it is tbh. -129494;1360477437;Ukto;same -129493;1360477438;Ukto;I dont trade -129492;1360477442;Ukto;I use btc for btc -129491;1360477443;mircea_popescu;it all depends how many people hold how much btc this way -129490;1360477445;Chaang-Noi;hmm... anyone want gold or silver for btc? :) -129489;1360477454;vampireb;bitcoin shouldnt be 22.. now... now like i complain.. -129488;1360477460;vampireb;not* -129487;1360477463;mircea_popescu;vampireb why not ? -129486;1360477467;Ukto;but.. when it hits $30, if there IS a big news deal, and it goes further viral -129485;1360477476;Ukto;you can expect a major price jump to $35~$40 very quickly -129484;1360477476;BitHub;where chaang? -129483;1360477488;BitHub;jesus ukto -129482;1360477491;Chaang-Noi;the gold and silver is in the usa -129481;1360477493;vampireb;i dont know, it rose too quickly. i prefer stable rates.. then the rate that change every day by like 10% -129480;1360477506;Ukto;I have been contacted by a number of 'normal' investors -129479;1360477512;Ukto;seeking help with using btc, and other things -129478;1360477513;vampireb;i cant type. :/ -129477;1360477517;Ukto;through various channels -129476;1360477536;BitHub;do they have ballz deep pockets? -129475;1360477539;Ukto;bitcoin is becoming a buzz -129474;1360477541;mircea_popescu;vampireb i see your point re stable rates. -129473;1360477550;mircea_popescu;however, there's a great advantage to mlt cap over 1bn -129472;1360477558;mircea_popescu;and since by now stability is fucked anyway -129471;1360477561;mircea_popescu;might as well get the bn -129470;1360477567;Ukto;We had stability. -129469;1360477570;vampireb;if i sell something that i bought for USD.. i dont need to recalc the price 10x time a day.. I wouldnt do that for EUR -129468;1360477574;Ukto;It drove in a new demand -129467;1360477579;Ukto;now its going nuts due to the huge demand -129466;1360477590;Ukto;All exchanges are currently getting a flood of incoming cash -129465;1360477595;BitHub;best to buy up while its 25 -129464;1360477596;vampireb;i sold just a PI for 3BTC, that's over $70 now -129463;1360477597;Ukto;This is fact, not fiction -129462;1360477608;mircea_popescu;Ukto i know. -129461;1360477621;vampireb;rasberry pi -129460;1360477631;vampireb;hard to set prices which such swings -129459;1360477659;Ukto;In fact, after some dsicussions, I venture to say that the last 30 days, has been the largest influx of new cash into exchanges in such a short period ever for bitcoin -129458;1360477684;BitHub;yeah, i can see that -129457;1360477693;Bugpowder;Duh -129456;1360477695;BitHub;it has been doing really well this year so far -129455;1360477702;Ukto;We are riding on a tsunami atm, thats jsut getting bigger until it crashes into something. but in the end, it will still leave higher water levels than the start. -129454;1360477723;Bugpowder;I am going to have a lot of -129453;1360477729;vampireb;well people know more and more about bitcoin.. few of my coworkers knew about.. that suprised me a lot -129452;1360477731;Bugpowder;Coins after the crash -129451;1360477757;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder eheheeh -129450;1360477759;Ukto;coingenuity ran into a bartender girl at a bar randomly, who knew of them -129449;1360477775;Ukto;I coudl have written that better. oh well -129448;1360477781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00062002 = 8.1223 BTC [-] -129447;1360477781;vampireb;is it that becuase of silkroad ? :_) -129446;1360477782;coingenuity;Ukto: was a coffee-girl, but yeah -129445;1360477787;Ukto;fine -129444;1360477789;Ukto;COFFEE -129443;1360477795;coingenuity;heh, point still stands -129442;1360477799;mircea_popescu;coingenuity i was thinking oh, the man drinks ? -129441;1360477800;Bugpowder;Fuckin take all of mpbor in well -129440;1360477800;vampireb;like a coffeehouse in amsterdam? -129439;1360477803;Bugpowder;Timed puts -129438;1360477804;coingenuity;not an ugly girl, as well -129437;1360477808;Ukto;only Nyquil -129436;1360477812;Ukto;:P -129435;1360477827;coingenuity;Ukto: speaks the truth, im not a substance-liker -129434;1360477865;coingenuity;btw -129433;1360477872;coingenuity;to that end, when i was at defcon, i had a standing bet -129432;1360477882;coingenuity;that the vast majority of strangers i asked would know what bitcoin was -129431;1360477890;coingenuity;to make it interesting, i basically only asked women if i could -129430;1360477900;mircea_popescu;did you win ? -129429;1360477903;coingenuity;and only 1 out of ALL the genders i asked didn't know what bitcoin was -129428;1360477910;coingenuity;around 10 people, mostly women -129427;1360477912;mircea_popescu;cool. -129426;1360477926;pigeons;they were my hos -129425;1360477932;mod6;haha -129424;1360477933;coingenuity;pigeons: lol -129423;1360477938;Ukto;also, the CEO of the ripple foundation is Chris Larsen, former chaiman, CEO and co-founder of prosper.com -129422;1360477952;Ukto;He has made a lot of big connections for Ripple -129421;1360477996;mircea_popescu;amazon coin has a lot of big connections too. -129420;1360478003;mircea_popescu;i still don't know why i'd use it. why'd i use it ? -129419;1360478012;kakobreklaa;my bitcoind has 8 connections. -129418;1360478049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10750 @ 0.00062002 = 6.6652 BTC [-] -129417;1360478108;Ukto;mircea_popescu: *shrug* thats for you to figure out. -129416;1360478109;Ukto;:) -129415;1360478111;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: amazon coin cracks me up -129414;1360478112;Ukto;I am jsut a gateway -129413;1360478117;Ukto;ask the ripple guys in #ripple -129412;1360478125;mircea_popescu;coingenuity such a fine example of design by commitee -129411;1360478130;Ukto;lots of people wanted to cash into it -129410;1360478131;Ukto;I said okay -129409;1360478133;Ukto;and filled a gap -129408;1360478135;Ukto;end of story -129407;1360478136;Ukto;:P -129406;1360478145;mircea_popescu;Ukto not like it's a crime. im just questing for knowledge -129405;1360478159;Ukto;honestly, I think they want it to replace payment services -129404;1360478180;mircea_popescu;without a blockchain ? -129403;1360478184;Ukto;yes -129402;1360478187;pigeons;it has a blockchain -129401;1360478189;mircea_popescu;hurr. -129400;1360478190;mircea_popescu;wait, what ? -129399;1360478192;Ukto;no blockchain -129398;1360478192;vampireb;i dont think ripple is much more different than a bitcoin, and that's just fragmenting the market.. -129397;1360478198;Ukto;near instant transfers -129396;1360478199;vampireb;they have a ledger -129395;1360478203;Ukto;yes -129394;1360478205;mircea_popescu;dude they can't even agree if it has a chain ;/ -129393;1360478214;mircea_popescu;i've had enough of this for now, my brain is rippling. -129392;1360478238;vampireb;i agree, the website is so confusing. -129391;1360478242;Ukto;very confusing -129390;1360478244;Ukto;I agree -129389;1360478248;Ukto;I have told them to change it -129388;1360478253;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: lol -129387;1360478276;Ukto;Since I have the server source, etc, I have a very deep understanding of exactly how it works -129386;1360478290;mircea_popescu;you don't have the source ? -129385;1360478297;mircea_popescu;did you code your server to api spec or what -129384;1360478301;Ukto;[22:38] Since I have the server source -129383;1360478307;mircea_popescu;a a sorry. -129382;1360478311;Ukto;:) -129381;1360478316;Ukto;Its not public atm -129380;1360478323;Ukto;and very few people 'understand' it -129379;1360478328;mircea_popescu;ok so. it does payments. how does it resolve the dblspend problem ? blockchain ? -129378;1360478342;Ukto;no blockchain -129377;1360478345;Ukto;ituses ledgers -129376;1360478345;pigeons;https://ripple.com/wiki/Ledger_Format -129375;1360478346;mircea_popescu;but ? -129374;1360478350;Ukto;and concensus -129373;1360478358;pigeons;hash table ledger, similar idea -129372;1360478365;Ukto;except your not chaining anything -129371;1360478376;Ukto;and theres no mining -129370;1360478390;mircea_popescu;so if you don't chain them how do you get a history ? -129369;1360478391;maximian;so it uses consensus instead of proof-of-work to secure the ledger -129368;1360478398;pigeons;you do chain them -129367;1360478400;Ukto;maximian: correct -129366;1360478412;Ukto;pigeons: to some extent -129365;1360478416;Ukto;however its not the same style -129364;1360478422;Ukto;for example right now -129363;1360478425;Ukto;thre are at least 3 missing ledgers -129362;1360478432;Ukto;a chain cannot have a missing link -129361;1360478445;mircea_popescu;Flags -129360;1360478445;mircea_popescu;Every node has a 32-bit flags field that indicates which universal and node-type-specific flags are present. -129359;1360478449;mircea_popescu;ok, who specced this thing ? -129358;1360478455;Ukto;was not me -129357;1360478459;pigeons;yeah well we'll see how this specific implementation of ripple evolves -129356;1360478459;Ukto;its weird -129355;1360478463;Ukto;also -129354;1360478467;mircea_popescu;so noboduy admits to having specced it i take it ? -129353;1360478468;Ukto;there is division use -129352;1360478471;Ukto;and that annoyed the crap out of me -129351;1360478526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00062067 = 2.2965 BTC [+] -129350;1360478535;mircea_popescu;To store a large directory of indexes, the entries are divided into nodes of a manageable size. Each node knows the relative offset of the previous and next nodes. Empty nodes can be deleted. However, the first node can not be deleted unless there are no other nodes as we use the first node to efficiently find other nodes. -129349;1360478543;mircea_popescu;ok this is nonsense. -129348;1360478546;maximian;So is the consensus method proven to be equally secure as proof-of-work, or does it not have to be? -129347;1360478553;mircea_popescu;if you delete an empty node don't you get a dangling pointer ? -129346;1360478565;mircea_popescu;maximian it's not nearly as secure fwiw. -129345;1360478569;pigeons;maximian: neither is proven -129344;1360478600;mircea_popescu;srsly ? 4 years into it, still not proven ? -129343;1360478606;maximian;I suppose I don't mean proven in the mathematical sense. -129342;1360478613;pigeons;proof of work + supsidy has worked well for a few years so far yes -129341;1360478629;Ukto;anywho -129340;1360478631;pigeons;i wouldnt say proven, and it remains to be seen if proof of work will hold when subsidy is gone -129339;1360478632;Ukto;I am gonna try to code -129338;1360478634;Ukto;so I can get this done -129337;1360478655;mircea_popescu;pigeons what happens to the consensus method if there's a net split for 24 hours which then resolves ? -129336;1360478662;Ukto;ah -129335;1360478665;Ukto;that was one of my peevs -129334;1360478671;Ukto;there is an islanding thing -129333;1360478678;mircea_popescu;i would think there would be yes. -129332;1360478685;pigeons;i am not familair with consensus or this ripple implementation. i am just saying proof of work is far from proven -129331;1360478687;Ukto;as for the plans on that -129330;1360478694;mircea_popescu;that we agree with. -129329;1360478699;Ukto;there is a minority detection thing -129328;1360478701;Ukto;they have -129327;1360478701;mircea_popescu;im just a fanboi. -129326;1360478773;vampireb;ok. so they have a current ledger, when the system decides to create a new ledger? after xx seconds? xx transactions? -129325;1360478779;maximian;My understanding is that the proof-of-work method of synchronizing nodes is a real breakthrough in distributed computing, and I'm wondering how consensus stacks up against that. -129324;1360478823;mircea_popescu;maximian same here. -129323;1360478826;pigeons;its is less expensive and probable less "secure" but we don't know, that's why we use these things -129322;1360478848;mircea_popescu;i wonder why it being less expensive is a good thing. -129321;1360478881;mircea_popescu;isn't a good chunk of btc security derived precisely from the fact that its' so damned expensive to attack ? -129320;1360478888;pigeons;yes -129319;1360478916;mircea_popescu;in some contexts i see less expensive and my brain reads cheap. -129318;1360478925;pigeons;some of that was borrowed with ripple.com with their XRP transaction fees -129317;1360478943;mircea_popescu;i thought that was more akin some sort of demurage implementation -129316;1360478952;pigeons;well there are many different goals and people are willing or able to pay differnt prices for the, -129315;1360478985;pigeons;mircea_popescu: it is intended to add expense. they sort of demmurge in the fact that they are permanently destroyed, increasing the value and expense -129314;1360479036;mircea_popescu;well, i guess we see what time brings to it. -129313;1360479048;pigeons;it is quite beta for sure -129312;1360479071;maximian;I've got an open mind about it, and I'd like to try it, buy I can't get any of these XRPs to transact with -129311;1360479083;pigeons;give me your address and i'll give you some -129310;1360479098;mircea_popescu;maximian do you have a client and everything ? -129309;1360479107;maximian;pigeons: thanks, hold on -129308;1360479118;maximian;mircea_popescu: I just setup a wallet at ripple.com -129307;1360479130;maximian;it's web-based -129306;1360479147;maximian;pigeons: r3B5eqGFAHKTD74sXajnMhmb41FmBtb3Sa -129305;1360479151;mircea_popescu;Loading... -129304;1360479158;mircea_popescu;i guess it needs js or java or something ? -129303;1360479164;maximian;yep -129302;1360479166;maximian;js for sure -129301;1360479168;pigeons;its a javascript browser plugin that uses websockets to connect to theri server -129300;1360479171;pigeons;javascript -129299;1360479178;Chaang-Noi;what happens all the money in ripple if say the govt shuts down ripple.com or redirects it to some other site? -129298;1360479195;pigeons;you ideally run the client locally -129297;1360479207;Chaang-Noi;oh, i did not know that could be done -129296;1360479228;pigeons;right now it is obviously centralised and vulnerable in those ways -129295;1360479277;Chaang-Noi;i do not unerstand how they got around the double spend issue unless either it is centralized, or they have a block chain -129294;1360479282;maximian;awesome -129293;1360479285;maximian;thanks pigeons -129292;1360479291;pigeons;you got them? -129291;1360479299;maximian;yep, got a green alert -129290;1360479300;mircea_popescu;https://ripple.com/wp-content/themes/ripple-theme/img/logo.png -129289;1360479303;maximian;300 XRP -129288;1360479308;BitHub;anybody ever succesfull able to show their localbitcoins.com add on their own website? -129287;1360479435;maximian;pigeons: I received your trust 0.25 BTC event, how do I reciprocate? -129286;1360479542;Ukto;currently -129285;1360479546;Ukto;the ONLY client -129284;1360479551;Ukto;is the ripple.com JS -129283;1360479559;Ukto;which is why I started making my client last month -129282;1360479568;Ukto;once I get done with my current project -129281;1360479572;Ukto;and do a couple quick small things -129280;1360479578;Ukto;I will get it ready for alpha release -129279;1360479585;Chaang-Noi;using JS and i can get hacked? -129278;1360479610;Chaang-Noi;i use no script, i guess that is why it is not working for me. -129277;1360479696;Ukto;I poked someone in ripple to talk in #ripple -129276;1360479701;Ukto;if you wanna go hound them with questions -129275;1360479701;Ukto;;) -129274;1360479804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 278 @ 0.00632265 = 1.7577 BTC [-] -129273;1360479805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 222 @ 0.0063 = 1.3986 BTC [-] -129272;1360479920;Chaang-Noi;i asked a question, thanks ukto -129271;1360498018;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -129270;1360498019;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.49002, Best ask: 23.50998, Bid-ask spread: 0.01996, Last trade: 23.51000, 24 hour volume: 49657.03583015, 24 hour low: 22.58468, 24 hour high: 23.98961, 24 hour vwap: 23.39455 -129269;1360498098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6559 @ 0.00062664 = 4.1101 BTC [-] -129268;1360498100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1041 @ 0.00062473 = 0.6503 BTC [-] -129267;1360498357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7957 @ 0.00062667 = 4.9864 BTC [+] -129266;1360498952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2659 @ 0.00062473 = 1.6612 BTC [-] -129265;1360498954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2608 @ 0.00062032 = 1.6178 BTC [-] -129264;1360498957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8533 @ 0.0006203 = 5.293 BTC [-] -129263;1360499262;mircea_popescu;http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/02/electronics-border-seizures/ -129262;1360499271;mircea_popescu;shit's pretty funny. if you buy an ipad it's not your ipad -129261;1360499273;mircea_popescu;sez obama. -129260;1360499404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12699 @ 0.00062667 = 7.9581 BTC [+] -129259;1360500223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21384 @ 0.00063407 = 13.559 BTC [+] -129258;1360500225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00062699 = 8.7152 BTC [-] -129257;1360500230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20967 @ 0.0006203 = 13.0058 BTC [-] -129256;1360500231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5904 @ 0.00062003 = 3.6607 BTC [-] -129255;1360500236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14145 @ 0.00062002 = 8.7702 BTC [-] -129254;1360500549;Schadenfreude;One of many reasons why evorhees should move out of the US asap -129253;1360500556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00062002 = 7.2542 BTC [-] -129252;1360500598;mircea_popescu;i think he prolly will. -129251;1360500700;error4733;already done before the IPO if he was smart -129250;1360500709;Schadenfreude;That's my main worry if it comes to s.dice, think a Kim Dotcomesque scenario -129249;1360500726;error4733;no way -129248;1360500744;Schadenfreude;yah wai -129247;1360500745;error4733;all the players need it's the 12 addres -129246;1360500779;Schadenfreude;Doesn't it need maintenance? -129245;1360500787;error4733;ok explain for me please how the fed or other can take down S.dice -129244;1360500800;error4733;one main page in irlande -129243;1360500812;error4733;the script somewhere in the world -129242;1360500824;error4733;with 5 backup -129241;1360500826;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude it needs some maintenance, obviously, but i don't think erik is involved in that himself -129240;1360500843;mircea_popescu;error4733 yes it's very censorship resistant. -129239;1360500869;mircea_popescu;it got to ipo on mpex cause it's about as strong as mpex after all. -129238;1360500871;Schadenfreude;Well, obviously I was more worried as shareholder - no dividends, price tanking etc. -129237;1360500887;error4733;i'm in the same boat -129236;1360500904;error4733;but i think for all those detail before bought my share -129235;1360500905;mircea_popescu;and some govt going bonkers is a legitimate concern -129234;1360500920;mircea_popescu;but still i guess the damage could be well limited. -129233;1360501007;error4733;even if eric hold all the 90%, just no way to prove it -129232;1360501018;error4733;88% sorry -129231;1360501158;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.0007 BTC -129230;1360501163;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -129229;1360501192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00062002 = 1.5501 BTC [-] -129228;1360501505;mircea_popescu;prove what you mean ? -129227;1360501556;error4733;if fed knok the eric door -129226;1360501579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00062002 = 6.8512 BTC [-] -129225;1360501585;error4733;Knock* -129224;1360501626;mircea_popescu;well, the only way to prove it is if i say so, or else if they find a cleartext stat. -129223;1360501943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00062074 = 3.0416 BTC [+] -129222;1360501989;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.0062 = 0.0496 BTC [+] -129221;1360502090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00062013 = 10.6662 BTC [-] -129220;1360502092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00062002 = 1.054 BTC [-] -129219;1360502252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16072 @ 0.00062002 = 9.965 BTC [-] -129218;1360502534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39900 @ 0.00062002 = 24.7388 BTC [-] -129217;1360502716;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/search?q=mpex&complete=0 -129216;1360502722;mircea_popescu;ahh, finally ahead of the wiki -129215;1360503204;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.MAR] 40 @ 0.0429 = 1.716 BTC [-] -129214;1360503542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6 @ 0.00606903 = 0.0364 BTC [-] -129213;1360503643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6436 @ 0.00062074 = 3.9951 BTC [+] -129212;1360503708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3312 @ 0.00062314 = 2.0638 BTC [+] -129211;1360504039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00606903 = 4.8552 BTC [-] -129210;1360504226;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.0007 BTC -129209;1360504620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.0006312 = 2.5248 BTC [+] -129208;1360504622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33959 @ 0.00063121 = 21.4353 BTC [+] -129207;1360504699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8852 @ 0.00062314 = 5.516 BTC [-] -129206;1360504701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3848 @ 0.00062002 = 2.3858 BTC [-] -129205;1360504855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12364 @ 0.00062002 = 7.6659 BTC [-] -129204;1360504948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00062002 = 3.7201 BTC [-] -129203;1360505065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8906 @ 0.00063121 = 5.6216 BTC [+] -129202;1360505067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2444 @ 0.00063126 = 1.5428 BTC [+] -129201;1360505435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00062002 = 1.457 BTC [-] -129200;1360505921;Bowjob;weekend dip -129199;1360506046;error4733;haha usagi nice catch -129198;1360506050;Bowjob;the dip is hapening! -129197;1360506054;Bowjob;20.80 -129196;1360506059;Bowjob;22.80 i mean -129195;1360506081;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -129194;1360506082;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.79881, Best ask: 22.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08119, Last trade: 22.79881, 24 hour volume: 45295.99889934, 24 hour low: 22.75100, 24 hour high: 23.98961, 24 hour vwap: 23.42737 -129193;1360506088;mircea_popescu;o lala -129192;1360506111;Bowjob;well, we were moving too fast anyways -129191;1360506168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7197 @ 0.00062184 = 4.4754 BTC [+] -129190;1360506201;Bowjob;What ever happened to pump and don't dump? -129189;1360506260;mircea_popescu;lol -129188;1360506269;mircea_popescu;volume isn't particularly high -129187;1360506273;mircea_popescu;this is a supply side hickup -129186;1360506292;Bowjob;hey im not panicking lol -129185;1360506316;Bowjob;theres this dude who called in 23.20 as the high of 2013 -129184;1360506316;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -129183;1360506319;gribble;Time since last block: 6 minutes and 19 seconds -129182;1360506323;Bowjob;he can go suck a dick -129181;1360506324;mircea_popescu;he may well be right. -129180;1360506379;Bowjob;its the same dude who asked for a 1200 BTC loan -129179;1360506432;Bowjob;to "get back on his feet" -129178;1360506438;mircea_popescu;heh -129177;1360506473;Bowjob;since he's always wrong well, i bet hes wrong again -129176;1360506518;mircea_popescu;lol -129175;1360506527;mircea_popescu;seems unlikely it stays under this week's max -129174;1360506533;mircea_popescu;after all year barely began -129173;1360506749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00062184 = 5.2856 BTC [+] -129172;1360506757;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -129171;1360506760;gribble;Time since last block: 8 minutes and 33 seconds -129170;1360507019;Bowjob;yawn -129169;1360507158;Bowjob;ieh -129168;1360507164;Bowjob;we're back -129167;1360507167;Bowjob;;;ticker -129166;1360507167;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.12580, Best ask: 23.29899, Bid-ask spread: 0.17319, Last trade: 23.29900, 24 hour volume: 49226.55134271, 24 hour low: 22.67000, 24 hour high: 23.98961, 24 hour vwap: 23.37203 -129165;1360507632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5703 @ 0.00062184 = 3.5464 BTC [+] -129164;1360507634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9297 @ 0.00062346 = 5.7963 BTC [+] -129163;1360507761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5353 @ 0.00062346 = 3.3374 BTC [+] -129162;1360507763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10347 @ 0.00062349 = 6.4513 BTC [+] -129161;1360508212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8546 @ 0.00062122 = 5.3089 BTC [-] -129160;1360508261;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -129159;1360508275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00062122 = 10.5607 BTC [-] -129158;1360508545;ThickAsThieves;mp, what have you done: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21401111 -129157;1360508551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5454 @ 0.00062122 = 3.3881 BTC [-] -129156;1360508557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00062098 = 1.7698 BTC [-] -129155;1360508559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1896 @ 0.00062002 = 1.1756 BTC [-] -129154;1360508588;Bowjob;sat dice still doesnt work for me -129153;1360508593;Bowjob;I cant see the bets -129152;1360508623;ThickAsThieves;same prob for me last nite, the dymanic content is coming thru very slowly -129151;1360508643;ThickAsThieves;if you wait a while the betting table appears -129150;1360508652;ThickAsThieves;but not the totals -129149;1360508662;Bowjob;i see it -129148;1360508679;Bowjob;i see it now, i dont see the recent bets though -129147;1360508736;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves wasn't me dood -129146;1360508738;mircea_popescu;was the other guy -129145;1360508821;Bowjob;horsemeat.. i know canada produces horsemeat and ships it to japan -129144;1360508828;Bowjob;ive nver tried though -129143;1360508958;Bowjob;so, mp you got some entrants for your SA trolling contest? -129142;1360508990;mircea_popescu;like a dozen by now -129141;1360509011;mircea_popescu;and horsemeat is great, i have a bit of salami in my fridge right now. -129140;1360509025;Bowjob;mm -129139;1360509064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.0006228 = 6.1969 BTC [+] -129138;1360509077;Bowjob;ive had dove, snake, aborted duck fetus, dog, and who knows what -129137;1360509097;Bowjob;all are fucking delicious. cept dog.. it was meh -129136;1360509182;mircea_popescu;i never had dog -129135;1360509184;Bowjob;oh, ive had one of those turtles as well' -129134;1360509189;mircea_popescu;or snake or bs chinese stuff -129133;1360509194;mircea_popescu;turtle soup ? -129132;1360509198;Bowjob;yeap -129131;1360509234;mircea_popescu;yeah thats nice -129130;1360509767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 389 @ 0.00606903 = 2.3609 BTC [-] -129129;1360509837;error4733;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1516423#msg1516423 -129128;1360509850;error4733;#popcorn -129127;1360510188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.0006228 = 0.9965 BTC [+] -129126;1360510189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6296 @ 0.00062349 = 3.9255 BTC [+] -129125;1360510191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00062723 = 2.8225 BTC [+] -129124;1360510193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5865 @ 0.00063126 = 3.7023 BTC [+] -129123;1360510368;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 31 @ 0.01 = 0.31 BTC [+] -129122;1360510980;error4733;brown sugar please why ? -129121;1360511052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6241 @ 0.00063126 = 3.9397 BTC [+] -129120;1360511054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4698 @ 0.00063799 = 2.9973 BTC [+] -129119;1360511062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4261 @ 0.00063812 = 2.719 BTC [+] -129118;1360511352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00062987 = 6.6136 BTC [-] -129117;1360511352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35100 @ 0.00062002 = 21.7627 BTC [-] -129116;1360511544;Anduck;i thought EskimoBob liked mp -129115;1360511772;Bowjob;I'm buying 10,000 pizzas with 2 BTC. hit me up, -129114;1360511817;Bowjob;actually it might be a good PR for bitcoin. donate the pizzas to people everywhere -129113;1360511895;Bowjob;may 22 would be a good date, the day laszlo got his pizza -129112;1360512596;mircea_popescu;this is actually a good idea -129111;1360512604;mircea_popescu;have an international day of bitcoin pizza -129110;1360512611;mircea_popescu;just go out give some dood a pizza, put on youtube -129109;1360512756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12400 @ 0.00063812 = 7.9127 BTC [+] -129108;1360512984;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.081 = 0.243 BTC [+] -129107;1360512986;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.0926 = 0.2778 BTC [+] -129106;1360512988;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.0928 BTC [+] -129105;1360513024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5989 @ 0.00063812 = 3.8217 BTC [+] -129104;1360513030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4111 @ 0.00063816 = 2.6235 BTC [+] -129103;1360513480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00063816 = 9.381 BTC [+] -129102;1360514009;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0249 = 0.249 BTC [+] -129101;1360514086;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 5 @ 0.0249 = 0.1245 BTC [+] -129100;1360514479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8232 @ 0.00063387 = 5.218 BTC [-] -129099;1360514696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00063816 = 2.3293 BTC [+] -129098;1360514937;Anduck;selling 50 ASICMINER shares at 0.44 BTC each -129097;1360514992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3739 @ 0.00063816 = 2.3861 BTC [+] -129096;1360514994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3315 @ 0.00063924 = 2.1191 BTC [+] -129095;1360515190;jurov;EskimoBob: if you know how to do things properly, go do it. make your own exchange -129094;1360515208;jurov;otherwise i don't know what you hope to achieve -129093;1360515254;Bowjob;he's a troll -129092;1360515338;jurov;i'm always interested in one's original intention. troll or not. -129091;1360515357;jurov;and EskimoBob is so far complete mystery -129090;1360515424;jurov;"just a hater" classification won't satisfy me -129089;1360515529;mircea_popescu;what now ? -129088;1360515533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6309 @ 0.00063924 = 4.033 BTC [+] -129087;1360515634;jurov;not needed, there are already a dozen exchanges. i'm sure someone would welcome his expert consulting services -129086;1360515796;jurov;then do better. or at least write blog about it. -129085;1360515831;jurov;i think it isn't by chance that some do blog about their business and others do not. -129084;1360515845;jurov;loooooooooooooooool -129083;1360515982;jurov;there were some computations of mpex mkt cap around...and if you think you can do it better, then it would be worth much more, ofc -129082;1360516222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00064055 = 9.5442 BTC [+] -129081;1360516224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00064096 = 1.8267 BTC [+] -129080;1360516228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00064168 = 0.1283 BTC [+] -129079;1360516346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12827 @ 0.00063972 = 8.2057 BTC [-] -129078;1360516348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1568 @ 0.00063568 = 0.9967 BTC [-] -129077;1360516351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9655 @ 0.0006313 = 6.0952 BTC [-] -129076;1360516528;ThickAsThieves;mp, are you TradeFortress on bittalk? -129075;1360516564;Bowjob;why do you ask that? -129074;1360516575;Bowjob;almost surely, he isnt tradefortress -129073;1360516646;ThickAsThieves;well i havent followed TF or anything, just saw some posts that were in line with mp comments here -129072;1360516658;ThickAsThieves;and appearing in places where MPOE-PR comments -129071;1360516684;ThickAsThieves;and never saw a user with mp's name on bittalk, so figured TF might be him -129070;1360516699;ThickAsThieves;nothing scandalous, just wondering -129069;1360516759;Bowjob;TradeFortress shows up here sometimes with MP simultaneously -129068;1360516813;ThickAsThieves;word -129067;1360516821;ThickAsThieves;still not impossible -129066;1360516826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00064168 = 1.3796 BTC [+] -129065;1360516828;ThickAsThieves;but no biggie -129064;1360516872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 961 @ 0.00620896 = 5.9668 BTC [+] -129063;1360516886;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves nope ? -129062;1360516904;mircea_popescu;i don't have a btctalk acct art all, mpoe-pr does the foruming for me -129061;1360516915;ThickAsThieves;word -129060;1360516974;Bowjob;Tradefortress made a topic that has an starts with "I" in the in the topic title, I don't think mp would make a blunder like that -129059;1360517070;Bowjob;Okay, not start with 'I' but close enough -129058;1360517070;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135110.0 -129057;1360517074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2610 @ 0.00064168 = 1.6748 BTC [+] -129056;1360517076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3590 @ 0.00064204 = 2.3049 BTC [+] -129055;1360517078;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0249 BTC [+] -129054;1360517084;ThickAsThieves;we should investigate this much further -129053;1360517123;pigeons;tradefortress is a tool, he tried to fork freicoin and attack it but forgot to make his code actuallu work -129052;1360517126;Bowjob;also his firstbits is 1glados -129051;1360517137;Bowjob;mp doesnt play vidja -129050;1360517170;ThickAsThieves;i kidding -129049;1360517178;ThickAsThieves;like i said, it was just a random though -129048;1360517181;ThickAsThieves;t -129047;1360517195;jurov;i once wanted to oust mp as sacha baron cohen.. still think that would be much better plan than some random forum dude -129046;1360517215;pigeons;i had the same thoughts! -129045;1360517226;Bowjob;Omg -129044;1360517241;Bowjob;Borat as owner of MPEX -129043;1360517242;Bowjob;lol -129042;1360517349;mircea_popescu;i think the guy is a kid trying things out -129041;1360517361;mircea_popescu;i recall he was making some sort of project that didn't work but no speciffics. -129040;1360517374;mircea_popescu;o wait, the bitoicn gem ripoff ? -129039;1360517419;Bowjob;yeah -129038;1360517421;Bowjob;the gold bar -129037;1360517423;mircea_popescu;jurov you know if you could get cohen to do it it'd prolly kick all ass -129036;1360517451;jurov;oh and di you knew our friend here usagi uncovered mpoe-pr to be erin pavlina, a psychic from vegas? -129035;1360517555;mircea_popescu;that was a while ago neh ? -129034;1360517571;jurov;yes -129033;1360517595;mircea_popescu;kinda ugly old woman i thought. -129032;1360517606;mircea_popescu;coulda picked a better someone -129031;1360517722;pigeons;http://www.erinpavlina.com/images/erin-injured.jpg -129030;1360517728;jurov;fortunately later inaba got a doxing fever and inadvertently confirmed beyond doubt her real identity and her ties with mp/polimedia -129029;1360517764;mircea_popescu;lol -129028;1360517764;jurov;^ twas awhile ago, too. just executive summary for newbs. -129027;1360517777;mircea_popescu;is there an insrtance where inaba set to do something -129026;1360517782;mircea_popescu;and didn't end up doing the exact oposite ? -129025;1360517840;mircea_popescu;a, here we go https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1516695#msg1516695 -129024;1360517848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00064116 = 1.8594 BTC [-] -129023;1360518057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14960 @ 0.00064204 = 9.6049 BTC [+] -129022;1360518060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2040 @ 0.00064243 = 1.3106 BTC [+] -129021;1360518154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2737 @ 0.00064116 = 1.7549 BTC [-] -129020;1360518155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15763 @ 0.00063473 = 10.0052 BTC [-] -129019;1360518214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00063473 = 1.682 BTC [-] -129018;1360518282;Ukto;it used to be -129017;1360518296;Ukto;used to have ads all over the place here to sell milk in the 80s -129016;1360518303;Ukto;"Milk, it does a body good." -129015;1360518310;Ukto;to drink like 5~6 glasses a day -129014;1360518317;mircea_popescu;thats kinda what i do atm -129013;1360518325;Ukto;even though your body can only absorb like 3 glasses worth of calcium a day -129012;1360518336;mircea_popescu;but milk is good -129011;1360518355;Ukto;you drink D, 1%, 2%, skim? half/half? -129010;1360518365;mircea_popescu;4.6% -129009;1360518369;Ukto;0,o -129008;1360518371;Ukto;D -129007;1360518372;Ukto;then -129006;1360518375;mircea_popescu;a gallon is good for ~ 5-6 days -129005;1360518397;Ukto;mircea_popescu: We call that D milk here. -129004;1360518400;mircea_popescu;aha -129003;1360518405;Ukto;My personal preference -129002;1360518411;Ukto;the lesser stuff is too watery -129001;1360518411;mircea_popescu;it is better if coming out of D cups yes. -129000;1360518418;Ukto;haha -128999;1360518419;mircea_popescu;:p -128998;1360518422;mircea_popescu;brb -128997;1360518422;Ukto;thats a diff type of milk -128996;1360518423;Ukto;:P -128995;1360518438;Ukto;same -128994;1360518439;Ukto;sleep time -128993;1360518441;Ukto;afk -128992;1360518444;Ukto;usagi: thanks again for that help -128991;1360518964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2887 @ 0.00063473 = 1.8325 BTC [-] -128990;1360519051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11815 @ 0.00063159 = 7.4622 BTC [-] -128989;1360519052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2035 @ 0.0006313 = 1.2847 BTC [-] -128988;1360519200;Bowjob;we now have a thread about pussies in bitcointalk -128987;1360519200;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=142318.40 -128986;1360519294;thestringpuller;this ones for mircea_popescu : http://qkme.me/3sx5kp?id=229974649 -128985;1360519576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.0006313 = 6.1867 BTC [-] -128984;1360520357;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 894 @ 0.002 = 1.788 BTC [+] -128983;1360520448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3810 @ 0.0006313 = 2.4053 BTC [-] -128982;1360520450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7150 @ 0.00062889 = 4.4966 BTC [-] -128981;1360520450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 190 @ 0.0006284 = 0.1194 BTC [-] -128980;1360520530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5060 @ 0.00063414 = 3.2087 BTC [+] -128979;1360520591;Bowjob;that 2.5 mil shares way above the marketline, that's erik's right? -128978;1360520596;mircea_popescu;lol -128977;1360520623;mircea_popescu;Bowjob i think they were there since long ago -128976;1360520624;mircea_popescu;no ? -128975;1360520660;Bowjob;0.01750000 1`000`000 0.01000000 2`500`000 -128974;1360520669;Bowjob;mhm, i don't remember seeing it -128973;1360520690;Bowjob;then again I never really look up that high lol -128972;1360520755;mircea_popescu;maybe. im not even sure -128971;1360520977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14090 @ 0.00063414 = 8.935 BTC [+] -128970;1360520979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5399 @ 0.00063461 = 3.4263 BTC [+] -128969;1360521340;mjr_;hey everyone -128968;1360521368;mircea_popescu;hi -128967;1360521444;mjr_;what's new? -128966;1360521470;mircea_popescu;nothing much, bfl delivered, pirate paid, hell froze over... -128965;1360521703;Anduck;only one of those really happened -128964;1360521710;Anduck;mjr_: now it's your job to find out which one -128963;1360521746;ThickAsThieves;you dont think bfl will deliver? -128962;1360521747;mjr_;bfl delivered? -128961;1360521758;Anduck;nope, bfl didnt deliver. -128960;1360521763;ThickAsThieves;(nothing much) was the correct answer -128959;1360521768;mjr_;hell must have frozen over then -128958;1360521769;Anduck;correct! -128957;1360521773;mjr_;lol -128956;1360521792;mjr_;jeff's asic paid for itself in 9 days -128955;1360521796;Anduck;yep -128954;1360521797;mjr_;that is pretty crazy -128953;1360521810;mjr_;but i guess the spike in price made it faster -128952;1360521832;ThickAsThieves;I think BFL will deliver maybe 25% of orders in early march and fill all orders by April, ASICMINER will go online next weekend, and Avalons will trickle out very slowly starting at the end of the month -128951;1360521868;ThickAsThieves;that's my best guesstimate from what i've read at least... -128950;1360521929;mircea_popescu;that'll make whoever made the big bfl bet pretty happy. -128949;1360521959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1476 @ 0.00063461 = 0.9367 BTC [+] -128948;1360521961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00063507 = 2.0957 BTC [+] -128947;1360521962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6824 @ 0.00063768 = 4.3515 BTC [+] -128946;1360522079;ThickAsThieves;that bet will be right on the delivery line I bet, hopefully it'll be a nailbiter -128945;1360522084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00062841 = 0.6284 BTC [-] -128944;1360522086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3416 @ 0.0006284 = 2.1466 BTC [-] -128943;1360522239;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -128942;1360522739;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -128941;1360522756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1994 @ 0.0006284 = 1.253 BTC [-] -128940;1360522758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00062593 = 3.8182 BTC [-] -128939;1360522761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1677 @ 0.00062532 = 1.0487 BTC [-] -128938;1360522962;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0248 BTC [-] -128937;1360523084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9376 @ 0.00063768 = 5.9789 BTC [+] -128936;1360523086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12810 @ 0.00064243 = 8.2295 BTC [+] -128935;1360523093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2338 @ 0.00064267 = 1.5026 BTC [+] -128934;1360523099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7396 @ 0.00064275 = 4.7538 BTC [+] -128933;1360523101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3021 @ 0.0006428 = 1.9419 BTC [+] -128932;1360523291;mircea_popescu;o hey, seems there's a little fun to play. -128931;1360523299;mircea_popescu;;;everify midnightmagic -128930;1360523299;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -128929;1360523300;mircea_popescu;ooops -128928;1360523317;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -128927;1360523318;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -128926;1360523342;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:70718f15a4ccbc80065e1446f898b1dcd1a29f8c25ce0fdff2274276 -128925;1360523343;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -128924;1360523381;mircea_popescu;;;rate ne0futur -10 never traded/interacted with the person. prolly scammer getting uppity -128923;1360523383;Namworld;Hey evoorhees -128922;1360523387;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user ne0futur has been recorded. -128921;1360523391;mircea_popescu;;;rate bobberb -10 never traded/interacted with the person. prolly scammer getting uppity -128920;1360523392;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user bobberb has been recorded. -128919;1360523401;evoorhees;hey hey -128918;1360523411;Namworld;dafuq mircea? -128917;1360523415;mircea_popescu;i have no idea -128916;1360523421;mircea_popescu;i guess the scammers are getting organised now. -128915;1360523460;Namworld;pretty sure ne0futur didn't deserve that -128914;1360523473;maximian;evoorhees: how are things? seems like the s.dice website is having trouble -128913;1360523481;mircea_popescu;Namworld he rated me -2. -128912;1360523487;mircea_popescu;i have no idea who he is or wtf. -128911;1360523491;evoorhees;hey got your message last night -128910;1360523491;Namworld;oh -128909;1360523499;evoorhees;seems fine right now but we're lookin at it -128908;1360523507;maximian;great -128907;1360523514;Namworld;I told you evoorhees to just keep the slice and put the next ones behind it -128906;1360523526;maximian;ah yeah, working fine now -128905;1360523530;Namworld;Someone ought to eat into them eventually -128904;1360523637;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -128903;1360523669;ThickAsThieves;Nam, there are no asks on BBET passthrough fyi -128902;1360523749;Namworld;I need someone to sell me BBET first -128901;1360523756;Namworld;no one is -128900;1360523767;Namworld;and 0.002 is way too high -128899;1360523792;mircea_popescu;Namworld ill tell you it's suspicious as all hell, account active feb-june 2011 suddenly pops up to neg me ? -128898;1360523848;Namworld;I know the guy, BitVPS client, he's an affiliate. Advertises us a lot in #bitcoin-hosting -128897;1360523860;mircea_popescu;well then why is he sockpuppeting the wot ? -128896;1360523892;mircea_popescu;2013-02-10 06:46:05 / 2013-02-10 06:46:36 -128895;1360523900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00062532 = 3.3142 BTC [-] -128894;1360523901;mircea_popescu;like hell that's a coincidence, that's the same person there. -128893;1360524015;Namworld;Looks like it's for GIGA.ETF -128892;1360524098;mircea_popescu;to me it looks like it's for not having something better to do with his time. -128891;1360524120;mircea_popescu;i literally don't think i have ever talked to the guy, at all. -128890;1360524134;pigeons;he read the post, felthe should reflect the trust in the WoT, and did -128889;1360524144;mircea_popescu;with both his account and his sock ? -128888;1360524157;pigeons;i'm gonna ask him about that -128887;1360524180;mircea_popescu;leaving aside the point about how the wot is for interaction not hearsay. -128886;1360524180;pigeons;i don't think its a sock, i bet they were talking about it in the channel and someone else was upset too -128885;1360524204;pigeons;oh you had interaction with genjix and pirate? -128884;1360524208;mircea_popescu;yes. -128883;1360524235;mircea_popescu;dafuq did you imagine ?! -128882;1360524241;pigeons;tell me about it -128881;1360524252;pigeons;lets go with genjix since we've heard enough about pirate -128880;1360524276;Namworld;I thought ratings were for reflecting how much trust you have for someone -128879;1360524277;mircea_popescu;he fakereported dtng for "child porn". i had to threaten to sue him. -128878;1360524281;Namworld;regardless of interactions -128877;1360524288;mircea_popescu;Namworld i thought its for business rather than gossip -128876;1360524289;pigeons;that's how most of us use it Namworld -128875;1360524293;mircea_popescu;then again i might be off base for there. -128874;1360524320;mircea_popescu;but anyway : anyone want free -10s they're welcome to neg me out of the blue, i'll oblige. -128873;1360524335;mircea_popescu;and if there's cause for a sock war, we'll do a sock war too. -128872;1360524341;mircea_popescu;technology, what can you do. gotta explore it. -128871;1360524341;pigeons;look at the -otc logs -128870;1360524345;pigeons;its not a sock -128869;1360524347;mircea_popescu;i am not in otc. -128868;1360524351;pigeons;people can agree without being socks -128867;1360524355;mircea_popescu;this is true. -128866;1360524387;mircea_popescu;i'll happily go on what things look like from where i'm sitting rather than what things "are". -128865;1360524402;pigeons;hehe ok -128864;1360524411;pigeons;I knew that already though -128863;1360524414;mircea_popescu;yeah. -128862;1360524466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3411 @ 0.0006363 = 2.1704 BTC [+] -128861;1360524468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10350 @ 0.00063891 = 6.6127 BTC [+] -128860;1360524469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 689 @ 0.0006428 = 0.4429 BTC [+] -128859;1360524471;mircea_popescu;anyway, i knew from the get-go that as long as the girl continues to push the wot there's sooner or later going to be some smartassery. so, whatev. -128858;1360524483;mircea_popescu;color me trolled. -128857;1360524519;Namworld;:;rate mircea_popescu -1 Where's my free -10 rating? I want it NAOW! -128856;1360524524;mircea_popescu;lmao -128855;1360524545;Namworld;Hey, it's free -128854;1360524554;mircea_popescu;;:rate namworld -0x0A newb. -128853;1360524566;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 63 @ 0.01 = 0.63 BTC [+] -128852;1360524705;Namworld;Wow, it's even in fancy exadecimal. Free and luxurious. -128851;1360524706;jurov;http://satoshitemple.com/index.html today it's extra lulzy -128850;1360524781;Namworld;hexa* -128849;1360524781;jurov;almost sounds like a bait for true satoshi to come and explicitly distance himself from that site -128848;1360524803;Namworld;I think the last line is the punchline xD -128847;1360524870;mircea_popescu;kinda platitudinous neh ? -128846;1360524967;error4733;i like the meditation space -128845;1360524969;mircea_popescu;hm github dead ? -128844;1360524969;error4733;http://satoshitemple.com/meditation-space.html -128843;1360524984;mircea_popescu;nm false alarm -128842;1360525256;thestringpuller;github is gonna get bought out soon -128841;1360525262;thestringpuller;"inside information" -128840;1360525382;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/new-mpex-key/ -128839;1360525387;mircea_popescu;jurov ^ -128838;1360525500;jurov;hrm -128837;1360525550;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: are we allowed to reupload keys if they expire? -128836;1360525552;jurov;lookg like gpg 2.0 uses different switches -128835;1360525572;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller not rly -128834;1360525581;jurov;gpg --recv-keys CFE0F3E1 instead... will go through and post a comment -128833;1360525609;thestringpuller;so why do you get to have expiring keys and we don't? -128832;1360525610;thestringpuller;HMMMMMM -128831;1360525613;mircea_popescu;they changes searchkeys ? -128830;1360525627;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well what'd you want, fairness ? -128829;1360525634;thestringpuller;YESSIR! -128828;1360525644;mircea_popescu;it's all a ploy to force ppl to buy more and more keys. -128827;1360525653;thestringpuller;sounds like it -128826;1360525728;jurov;aaah seems your wordpress converted -- into ndashes -128825;1360525731;mircea_popescu;i fixed it -128824;1360525733;mircea_popescu;sorry ;/ -128823;1360525851;Bugpowder;googletalk forum members won't be pleased to hear this news... http://allthingsd.com/20130208/google-chairman-eric-schmidt-to-sell-up-to-42-percent-of-stake/ -128822;1360525885;mircea_popescu;O MAY GAWD -128821;1360525887;mircea_popescu;DUMPING -128820;1360525910;mircea_popescu;this is too funny. ima have the girl post. -128819;1360525972;jurov;evoorhees should spew stuff like "long-term strategy of individual asset diversification and liquidity" on btctalk -128818;1360526029;Bugpowder;Needs to diversify into S.MPOE -128817;1360526066;pigeons;allthings satoshidice wow -128816;1360526087;mircea_popescu;lol -128815;1360526100;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder dude, if he takes half that dough and buys btc -128814;1360526193;Bugpowder;Elon has got to be fucking pissed at this review -128813;1360526194;Bugpowder;http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/10/automobiles/stalled-on-the-ev-highway.html?pagewanted=1&hpw -128812;1360526223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7790 @ 0.0006428 = 5.0074 BTC [+] -128811;1360526224;mircea_popescu;maybe the teslas just suck ? :D -128810;1360526224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00064297 = 1.6074 BTC [+] -128809;1360526225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1110 @ 0.00064304 = 0.7138 BTC [+] -128808;1360526255;jurov;yea, there's funny comment below article "why they can't just add propane heating?" -128807;1360526343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00063456 = 11.4855 BTC [-] -128806;1360526345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00062532 = 2.5013 BTC [-] -128805;1360526345;jurov;but srsly, for that price good insulation + air heat exchanged is thinkable -128804;1360526357;jurov;not in california, tho -128803;1360526363;jurov;*exchanger -128802;1360526485;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.081 = 0.486 BTC [-] -128801;1360526572;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0062 = 0.62 BTC [+] -128800;1360526579;jurov;cause of this they'll fall flat in most of yurp, too -128799;1360526596;mircea_popescu;Feeding the 416 horsepower motor of the top-of-the-line Model S Performance edition is a half-ton lithium-ion battery pack slung beneath the cockpit -128798;1360526602;mircea_popescu;srsly now... half ton battery ? -128797;1360526608;mircea_popescu;what if that thing catches on fire -128796;1360526665;jurov;they apparently agineered battery pack to avoid fire: http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/elon-musk-boeing-787-battery-fundamentally-unsafe-381627/ -128795;1360526673;jurov;derp, *engineered -128794;1360526755;jurov;but still, if you crash tesla in sufficient speed... remains to be seen. maybe rkoi do such experiment soon -128793;1360526782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3890 @ 0.00064304 = 2.5014 BTC [+] -128792;1360526784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4410 @ 0.00064305 = 2.8359 BTC [+] -128791;1360526790;mircea_popescu;scary thing -128790;1360526811;Bugpowder;According to the tesla forums, the battery drain when he parked overnight was becuase the battery pack actively heats itself during cold weather to keep the pack healthy. -128789;1360526828;Bugpowder;Anyway, Tesla is an LA car -128788;1360526833;mircea_popescu;pretty much -128787;1360526843;Bugpowder;So if I get an LA job -128786;1360526847;Bugpowder;I will need an LA car -128785;1360526850;Bugpowder;:) -128784;1360526864;Bugpowder;Their problem is their engineers are all in LA -128783;1360526890;Bugpowder;so the weather is just not on their awareness -128782;1360526914;pigeons;cant get girl cause i dont have acar, cant get a car cause i dont have a job, cant get a job cause i dont have a gun now im looking for a girl with a car and a house and a job and a gun and cable in la -128781;1360526923;jurov;they don't need AC in LA either? -128780;1360526934;jurov;its equally power hungry -128779;1360526955;mircea_popescu;in la they have lightning -128778;1360527020;Bugpowder;It never goes below 0C in LA -128777;1360527030;Bugpowder;A trip to Mammoth or Tahoe though... -128776;1360527034;Bugpowder;could be an issue -128775;1360527054;mircea_popescu;Nearing New York, I made the first of several calls to Tesla officials about my creeping range anxiety. The woman who had delivered the car told me to turn off the cruise control; company executives later told me that advice was wrong. All the while, my feet were freezing and my knuckles were turning white. -128774;1360527055;mircea_popescu;lmo -128773;1360527061;mircea_popescu;the shit people do to be cool -128772;1360527093;Bugpowder;what's cooler than being cool? -128771;1360527100;Bugpowder;ice cold! -128770;1360527104;jurov;tesla should include wire with hooks to ninja-connect to overhead wires -128769;1360527122;mircea_popescu;jurov i was thinking actually, having a little antenna like a trolley... -128768;1360527124;mircea_popescu;might work -128767;1360527134;mircea_popescu;make th car in the shape of a ladybug -128766;1360527145;mircea_popescu;all the la fags would prolly be all over it. -128765;1360527153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00064305 = 7.3951 BTC [+] -128764;1360527161;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0062 = 12.4 BTC [+] -128763;1360527287;jurov;should electromobiles get more popular that wouldn't be a bad business idea, selling these kits -128762;1360527300;jurov;harpoon + hooked wires -128761;1360527311;mircea_popescu;you could have it detachable -128760;1360527313;mircea_popescu;only use if need be -128759;1360527315;jurov;"Recharge your auto errywhere" -128758;1360527320;mircea_popescu;course difficult to charge for it -128757;1360527348;jurov;no it won't be always attached -128756;1360527350;mircea_popescu;a, actually : have the wires on poles with a special ring on them, and a connector -128755;1360527359;mircea_popescu;the connector hooks to your car and only unhooks if you pay -128754;1360527366;mircea_popescu;sort of like supermarket carts -128753;1360527371;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.0007 = 0.07 BTC -128752;1360527375;jurov;just when range anxiety kicks in, you go and hook to overhead electricity -128751;1360527394;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1517002#msg1517002 lmao -128750;1360527529;jurov;waiting for the first tard who tries to hook his tesla on 110kv -128749;1360527557;mircea_popescu;i would hope they have some hard fuse -128748;1360527584;jurov;110kv can jump over several meters... no fuse to help there -128747;1360527598;mircea_popescu;this is true -128746;1360527719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00064305 = 5.5302 BTC [+] -128745;1360528041;Bugpowder;this is false -128744;1360528042;Bugpowder;http://www.kronjaeger.com/hv/hv/msr/spk/index.html -128743;1360528059;Bugpowder;110kV air gap crossing is a few inches tops. -128742;1360528071;jurov;in dry conditions. -128741;1360528393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00064111 = 9.1038 BTC [-] -128740;1360528532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00064111 = 4.039 BTC [-] -128739;1360528533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00063324 = 6.459 BTC [-] -128738;1360528564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5131 @ 0.00062533 = 3.2086 BTC [-] -128737;1360528573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9310 @ 0.00062532 = 5.8217 BTC [-] -128736;1360528656;Bugpowder;people just be hatin' on S.MPOE lately -128735;1360528662;Bugpowder;wuzzupwiththat? -128734;1360528766;ThickAsThieves;peeps jumping on the sdice train? -128733;1360528787;Bugpowder;makes no sense -128732;1360528801;Bugpowder;I would think people would jump off the S.DICE train -128731;1360528811;Bugpowder;and rotate to S.MPOE -128730;1360528834;jurov;they expect higher divs from s.dice -128729;1360528926;jurov;and (needs analysis to confirm) s.mpoe has more early adopters that bought at lower prices than s.dice -128728;1360528935;mircea_popescu;seems about even -128727;1360528943;mircea_popescu;mpoe is like 11ish %, dice like 13 -128726;1360528962;jurov;you mean PE? -128725;1360529017;ThickAsThieves;looks like SDICE share price is recovering quickly -128724;1360529043;mircea_popescu;no i mean shares held by 3rd parties -128723;1360529052;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1516695#msg1516695 i think teh lady doth have it. -128722;1360529334;maximian;EskimoBob: lay off the gasoline -128721;1360529402;mircea_popescu;i wonder how long he lasts before going the way of ciuciu -128720;1360529431;jurov;EskimoBob, i ask you again to do something genuinely useful -128719;1360529447;jurov;yourself, i mean -128718;1360529466;jurov;instead of telling others what they should be doing -128717;1360529479;mircea_popescu;"Hitler reportedly told Goebbels in 1942 that he planned to convert Germany to vegetarianism after he had won the war." -128716;1360529481;jurov;i mostly mind my own stuff.. let others decide if i;m useful -128715;1360529485;mircea_popescu;is there a bad idea that guy didn't have ? -128714;1360529487;maximian;he's like some angry drunk, raving at everybody and nobody -128713;1360529549;jurov;eskimo, you avoided answer to my inquiry -128712;1360529580;jurov;or you really think what you're doing right now is useful? -128711;1360529606;maximian;EskimoBob: don't you own some s.dice shares? -128710;1360529652;jurov;avoidance, again -128709;1360529664;Anduck;pro people sells their s.dice shares at 0.0075 -128708;1360529731;maximian;I just think it's insane that someone would sow FUD about the very stock he holds -128707;1360529738;ThickAsThieves;Done, eskimobob on ignore, bleh -128706;1360529744;Anduck;no -128705;1360529749;Anduck;but -was- buying xD -128704;1360529755;Anduck;( i sold at that price ) -128703;1360529823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1963 @ 0.00062532 = 1.2275 BTC [-] -128702;1360529825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7887 @ 0.00062519 = 4.9309 BTC [-] -128701;1360529857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00063142 = 1.6101 BTC [+] -128700;1360529869;jurov;EskimoBob, i'm still waiting -128699;1360529902;jurov;for some useful thing you did. or at least advice -128698;1360529935;jurov;you like commandeering ppl over, don't you -128697;1360529936;jurov;? -128696;1360529963;jurov;oh just read after yourself -128695;1360529971;jurov;and i won't ignore you. i'm not so easy ;) -128694;1360530043;jurov;literally, i did not ever seen a sentence written by you where you weren't telling someone else whet they should be doing -128693;1360530066;jurov;except when you were talking bout clay mugs workshop, maybe -128692;1360530098;Bugpowder;I am less concerned about regulation with S.MPOE -128691;1360530112;Bugpowder;and I am deeply concerned with S.DICE's future revenue -128690;1360530129;Bugpowder;given the whale address analysis I posted. -128689;1360530140;mircea_popescu;think it may be out of moneyz ? -128688;1360530147;Bugpowder;they are -128687;1360530148;jurov;EskimoBob: URL please -128686;1360530151;Bugpowder;for now -128685;1360530161;Bugpowder;that's not to say more won't show up -128684;1360530165;mircea_popescu;but i mean... are we satisfied there's pretty much 1 person playing the high stakes ? -128683;1360530171;Bugpowder;yah -128682;1360530178;mircea_popescu;ah, i missed thaty -128681;1360530180;mircea_popescu;i wonder who -128680;1360530180;Bugpowder;all those addresses passed coins around between them -128679;1360530198;mircea_popescu;not a mixer/exchange/something tho ? -128678;1360530224;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1516655#msg1516655 -128677;1360530233;Bugpowder;no direct refill from one address to another -128676;1360530242;Bugpowder;its all in the blockchain -128675;1360530250;Bugpowder;amazed that people don't do this homework -128674;1360530263;Bugpowder;it is possible EskimoBob -128673;1360530271;Bugpowder;and in fact, I first proposed this -128672;1360530275;Bugpowder;months ago. -128671;1360530288;Bugpowder;I don't believe it to be the case -128670;1360530291;Bugpowder;but it is possible -128669;1360530306;Bugpowder;I believe MP still has a 100BTC reward out there for proof -128668;1360530326;mircea_popescu;yeah, still unclaimed. -128667;1360530327;Bugpowder;and Erik will pay 50BTC if you can come up with a way to DISPROVE it with his help -128666;1360530352;mircea_popescu;pretty hefty sums huh -128665;1360530382;Bugpowder;EskimoBob: http://trilema.com/2013/the-question-of-the-year-in-btc/ -128664;1360530400;ThickAsThieves;up it and maybe the whale will reveal himself so he can use the winnings to bet more -128663;1360530425;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.7167 BTC [-] -128662;1360530428;Bugpowder;However, I am pretty sure the IPO withdrawl proceeds are still sitting in untouched addresses -128661;1360530441;maximian;The thing is, whales really do exist… Erik recently returned from a trip to Macau, where he says he met with some gambling concerns… it seems reasonable to me that his visit sparked the interest of someone over there. -128660;1360530486;Bugpowder;maybe not though -128659;1360530487;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i haven't followed, but should be easy enough to see -128658;1360530497;maximian;yeah, all we can do is speculate -128657;1360530501;Bugpowder;yeah, weren't there 10,000BTC withdrawals from 1Fx -128656;1360530512;Bugpowder;;;ticker -128655;1360530513;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.54300, Best ask: 23.57434, Bid-ask spread: 0.03134, Last trade: 23.54299, 24 hour volume: 53469.41322082, 24 hour low: 22.67000, 24 hour high: 23.98961, 24 hour vwap: 23.38975 -128654;1360530516;evoorhees;sigh.... it's funny watching people talk about something that I know the definitive answer to, but have no way to prove it -128653;1360530537;mircea_popescu;evoorhees you'll get used to it, i think this is one of the main effects of btc -128652;1360530540;maximian;evoorhees: welcome to fearful investor time! -128651;1360530541;mircea_popescu;creates this sort of problem -128650;1360530558;mircea_popescu;of course, if whales really are chinese, they wouldn't be betting atm -128649;1360530562;mircea_popescu;it's new year's right ? -128648;1360530562;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/1GvaYKp4z7V4wVzL3xC1Kvj7zrTwNAh2wM -128647;1360530592;evoorhees;eskimobob - the whale/s is not me -128646;1360530598;maximian;the conspiracy theories are inversely proportional to expected dividend yields :) -128645;1360530639;mircea_popescu;maximian yes. but also directly proportional. -128644;1360530640;evoorhees;I have yet to see a sentence from you in which you refrain from calling people names -128643;1360530664;evoorhees;sure it could be trendon -128642;1360530667;maximian;ha, yes -128641;1360530672;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -128640;1360530684;evoorhees;you could be trendon, eskimobob -128639;1360530695;mircea_popescu;no, he couldn't. pirate was slimy but not stupid. -128638;1360530705;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/1AB2pgzv4yZQWp1ZS5Vb8sHWGHbuXwh2An -128637;1360530712;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/1BadjLJqb2CB73t3ZJ296xrwhHNhyo5JaU -128636;1360530779;mircea_popescu;what's those ? -128635;1360530808;evoorhees;I don't know eskimobob, but you really like to be rude and immature with people -128634;1360530872;evoorhees;you're rude to me -128633;1360530898;Bugpowder;those are addresses with large withdrawls from MPEx, and where the money sits -128632;1360530941;mircea_popescu;ah yes. -128631;1360530956;mircea_popescu;not all of the large mpex withdrawals are erik, fwiw. -128630;1360530988;evoorhees;yes you are eskimobob - in fact I think you're the only person in the entire bitcoin community who is consistently rude to me -128629;1360531009;evoorhees;? -128628;1360531046;evoorhees;lol -128627;1360531059;evoorhees;so for you to not be rude to someone constitutes special treatment? -128626;1360531061;evoorhees;interesting -128625;1360531110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6038 @ 0.00062519 = 3.7749 BTC [-] -128624;1360531112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5612 @ 0.00062493 = 3.5071 BTC [-] -128623;1360531239;jurov;EskimoBob, either you are rude to him or not... everyone can see which of that is the truth -128622;1360531245;jurov;no spin ncessary -128621;1360531252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00063057 = 5.8328 BTC [+] -128620;1360531253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00063142 = 6.5668 BTC [+] -128619;1360531299;jurov;oh yes, avoid the question again -128618;1360531353;jurov;you can. but don't expect anyone to treat you seriously when you deny it -128617;1360531361;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -128616;1360531362;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.62489, Best ask: 23.68998, Bid-ask spread: 0.06509, Last trade: 23.69000, 24 hour volume: 53432.08209497, 24 hour low: 22.67000, 24 hour high: 23.98961, 24 hour vwap: 23.39005 -128615;1360531377;mircea_popescu;still plenty of potential upside... -128614;1360531434;jurov; evoorhees: i am rude only to scumbags -128613;1360531442;jurov; evoorhees:... and you are not a asshole, even you crawled to same bed with pervert popscu and the rest of the mpex clowns -128612;1360531467;jurov;that denial is gaping -128611;1360531482;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.MAR] 70 @ 0.0429 = 3.003 BTC [-] -128610;1360531501;jurov;lmao you basically said you won't be rude to him and then said he's in bed with perverts -128609;1360531519;thestringpuller;is there high school drama goin on -128608;1360531527;thestringpuller;ooh ooh! an eventful sunday for once -128607;1360531545;jurov;i'm hust having eskimobob here on a couch for a while -128606;1360531550;jurov;*just -128605;1360531623;jurov;you have no esteem for erik's own judgement -128604;1360531640;jurov;and you tell it to him in a rude way -128603;1360531697;jurov;you see what you want to see, indeed -128602;1360531732;evoorhees;EskimoBob is probably really nice in real life. It's a shame he acts like this online -128601;1360531821;mircea_popescu;evoorhees prolly has a lot to do with all the people giving him attention this way -128600;1360531833;mircea_popescu;as opposed to if he simply stuck to whatever he's doing, i don't recall. -128599;1360531913;thestringpuller;evoorhees: always so reasonable ;) -128598;1360532138;jurov;no just eskimo's got a fit... and i sometimes like to get trolls bored -128597;1360532178;mircea_popescu;ok so, the person doing farsi mpex faq wrote to express their concerns about use of terms such as "idiot". -128596;1360532213;mircea_popescu;til i'm possibly the least polite person alive. -128595;1360532284;jurov;you forget the girl -128594;1360532414;mircea_popescu;see how impolite i am ? -128593;1360532459;jurov;mircea_popescu: farsi translation? I guess they need to see your video of Qur'an burning -128592;1360532483;jurov;actually first useful idea of his, can be included right in the faq -128591;1360532525;mircea_popescu;from what i can tell iran is actualyl a merrily unstable mix of ethnic persians who resent the muslims and leading muslims who are struggling to stay in power. -128590;1360532532;mircea_popescu;sorta like india/pakistan except reversed -128589;1360532804;jurov;yes, he is not nice. but that's not a problem for me -128588;1360532862;jurov;i'm curious why you are so mad -128587;1360532870;jurov;so i'm making pointed inquiries -128586;1360532900;jurov;what exactly he did it to you? did he sent a girl to call you idiot? puhleaze -128585;1360532939;jurov;for someone who isn't mad you expend considerable energy -128584;1360532990;jurov;including telling other people (that seem intelligent enough to have their own judgement) to not lay in bed with perverts -128583;1360533032;mircea_popescu;ahahaha this is great. so you all think evoorhees is pretty nice ? somethingawful does not! -128582;1360533035;mircea_popescu;"Honestly, from what I've seen of him, he's bad but he's no worse than Erik Voorhees, who posted above him. Erik says the stupidest true believer bullshit all the time. He spews Bruce-level garbage. My favorite is when, during the last crash, a distraught bitcoiner was whining about having to sell his bitcoins for less than he paid for them in order to not be living on the street. Erik told him that he didn't believe i -128581;1360533035;mircea_popescu;n bitcoins hard enough and that he's glad that the guy sold his bitcoins because that means that there would be more available for Erik to purchase. He said something like, "This just shows that money always flows from the weak hands to the strong hands," and that his strong hands would be ready to snatch bitcoins from unfaithful bitcoiners. It's some of the stupidest poo poo I've ever heard." -128580;1360533049;mircea_popescu;basically... he's not sensitive enough for the liberal club. what now ? -128579;1360533058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7338 @ 0.00062493 = 4.5857 BTC [-] -128578;1360533059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00062423 = 3.0587 BTC [-] -128577;1360533062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8612 @ 0.0006234 = 5.3687 BTC [-] -128576;1360533086;evoorhees;hehehe I remember saying that -128575;1360533090;evoorhees;and I was right -128574;1360533095;evoorhees;BAM $23 -128573;1360533099;mircea_popescu;lol -128572;1360533120;mircea_popescu;its funny how them kids work, mentally. -128571;1360533124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1388 @ 0.0006234 = 0.8653 BTC [-] -128570;1360533126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00062196 = 4.9757 BTC [-] -128569;1360533132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5862 @ 0.00062161 = 3.6439 BTC [-] -128568;1360533142;mircea_popescu;disregard all contrary evidence, subselect some idiots off bitcvoin forum, post endlessly about how those idiots disregard all contrary evidence -128567;1360533152;mircea_popescu;it could be like a political debate or something. -128566;1360533587;jurov;i'm not worried. just in mood to do some research why you do all the misguided effort -128565;1360533650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12467 @ 0.00062502 = 7.7921 BTC [+] -128564;1360533657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1033 @ 0.00062866 = 0.6494 BTC [+] -128563;1360533660;jurov;and why something like mircea being pervert would have any bearing on business? -128562;1360533700;jurov;me myself would be pronounced pervert in surprisingly large part of a world, cuz i'm gay -128561;1360533727;thestringpuller;EskimoBob just doesn't understand history, or facts really. -128560;1360533751;jurov;spammer? i didn't seen any evidence. you mean that SEO misunderstanding? -128559;1360533754;thestringpuller;This hipster mentality, "we are young so we are owed the world". -128558;1360533782;jurov;or that martha mcculler stuff that went nowhere? -128557;1360533805;mircea_popescu;what stuff is that ? -128556;1360533860;jurov;mircea_popescu: something wrt polimedia.us registration -128555;1360533885;mircea_popescu;o i recall. some nitwit complained that i have no nexus, -128554;1360533890;mircea_popescu;neustar inquired, i showed them teh nexus. -128553;1360533895;mircea_popescu;great victory for interwebs day. -128552;1360533935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6488 @ 0.00062161 = 4.033 BTC [-] -128551;1360533937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2307 @ 0.00062044 = 1.4314 BTC [-] -128550;1360534056;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -128549;1360534058;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00061978 / 0.00063368 / 0.00066091 (2909907 shares, 1,843.96 BTC), 7D: 0.00061978 / 0.00067944 / 0.0007 (20559168 shares, 13,968.81 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.0006647 / 0.0007 (70380888 shares, 46,782.44 BTC) -128548;1360534087;thestringpuller;are investors pulling out because of the trolls/naysayers? -128547;1360534095;mircea_popescu;o, i'm sure. -128546;1360534097;Bugpowder;of S.MPOE? -128545;1360534103;thestringpuller;XD -128544;1360534103;Bugpowder;who knows -128543;1360534121;Bugpowder;I know that I have picked up quite a bit -128542;1360534130;jurov;i'd say most naysaying was around s.dice -128541;1360534130;Bugpowder;in the last 24 -128540;1360534136;thestringpuller;MPEX is awesome because unless you disclose yourself trading, no one really knows the investors. -128539;1360534146;mircea_popescu;yup. -128538;1360534157;Bugpowder;I should probably stop disclosing :-P -128537;1360534158;thestringpuller;Some illuminati shit right there. -128536;1360534163;mircea_popescu;you could be lieing. -128535;1360534171;Bugpowder;I am -128534;1360534173;maximian;mircea_popescu: do keep access logs? -128533;1360534174;Bugpowder;I AM LIEING -128532;1360534181;maximian;do you -128531;1360534192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13719 @ 0.00062866 = 8.6246 BTC [+] -128530;1360534207;mircea_popescu;maximian which kind you mean ? all signed orders are kept yes. -128529;1360534234;Bugpowder;S.MPOE -128528;1360534234;maximian;specifically, do your web servers retain IP addresses, browser agent strings, etc -128527;1360534235;Bugpowder;? -128526;1360534242;Bugpowder;looks like its oversold -128525;1360534261;Bugpowder;no, just a likely 15% return within a week. -128524;1360534271;Bugpowder;;;calc .0007/.00062 -128523;1360534272;gribble;1.12903225806 -128522;1360534276;Bugpowder;13% -128521;1360534282;mircea_popescu;maximian yeah, like normal apache does. the logs are purged periodically for space but the behaviour itself is not standardized. -128520;1360534300;Bugpowder;that is, if the .0007 does not sell through, which it probably will. -128519;1360534304;mircea_popescu;the judgement is that privacy-minded users are better server by proxy/vpn/tor/etc -128518;1360534309;maximian;right… I was just thinking it'd be a good idea to purge those regularly for anonymity -128517;1360534322;mircea_popescu;it wouldn't help you anyway, the isp prolly keeps logs i can't purge -128516;1360534326;maximian;true, but sometimes I get lazy :) -128515;1360534330;mircea_popescu;if it's a concern you should use a proxy -128514;1360534338;maximian;not a concern, just curious -128513;1360534342;mircea_popescu;yeah. -128512;1360534363;mircea_popescu;it just didn't seem something where benefits could be obtained, so i didn't bother to specify it any particular way. -128511;1360534509;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: why do you artifically create demand for trade data, btw (historical data). -128510;1360534521;mircea_popescu;i do ?! -128509;1360534548;thestringpuller;i'm sure anyone with the trade data could get more for it than it's truly worth due to you sealing executed trades from your end -128508;1360534613;kakobreklaa;how much u pay -128507;1360534618;kakobreklaa;ill start collecting :) -128506;1360534633;thestringpuller;^- my point concisely :P -128505;1360534640;mircea_popescu;the idea is that someone should start a service offering all that. -128504;1360534652;mircea_popescu;mpex is about creating more or less the correct niching of the space -128503;1360534717;mircea_popescu;i don't want to be a broker, or a data provider, or a whatever myself. rather than try and do everything i'd much rather see a lot of people each do something. -128502;1360534729;mircea_popescu;certainly end up stronger that way (even if some fail along the way) -128501;1360534760;thestringpuller;certainly end up stronger that way (even if some fail along the way) -128500;1360534761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4143 @ 0.00062724 = 2.5987 BTC [-] -128499;1360534763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19257 @ 0.00062866 = 12.1061 BTC [+] -128498;1360534767;thestringpuller;oops -128497;1360534793;thestringpuller;With that logic the data provider would have to be someone from the beta, how can I also trust their data is valid without your signature? -128496;1360534815;mircea_popescu;as soon as someone thinks the data is actually valuable, the service will exist -128495;1360534824;mircea_popescu;before anyone thinks the data is valuable, the data is not valuable. -128494;1360534851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00062044 = 3.5986 BTC [-] -128493;1360534972;thestringpuller;that still doesn't answer the concern of validity -128492;1360534976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7003 @ 0.00062866 = 4.4025 BTC [+] -128491;1360534978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1083 @ 0.00063142 = 0.6838 BTC [+] -128490;1360534979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00063272 = 0.5062 BTC [+] -128489;1360534985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12214 @ 0.00063409 = 7.7448 BTC [+] -128488;1360534994;mircea_popescu;now that's a point. -128487;1360535011;mircea_popescu;i guess it'd work like ripple, by consensus ? -128486;1360535058;mircea_popescu;seems bulky to sign each rss item... -128485;1360535060;thestringpuller;certainly, but you are the only one who can _initially_ guarentee validity of the "first copy" -128484;1360535070;thestringpuller;guarantee* -128483;1360535203;mircea_popescu;what's wrong with observers guaranteeing each other what they saw, this way checking me ? -128482;1360535230;mircea_popescu;bah all that nonsense eskimoblob spam drowned out freemoney joining, and i wanted to talk to him -128481;1360535237;mircea_popescu;see kids, this is why you don't feed the trolls. -128480;1360535271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 158 @ 0.00627403 = 0.9913 BTC [+] -128479;1360535287;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: believer in relativity :P -128478;1360535312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00062045 = 0.6205 BTC [-] -128477;1360535314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5393 @ 0.00062044 = 3.346 BTC [-] -128476;1360535319;mircea_popescu;just not centralising more than's needed. -128475;1360535321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10664 @ 0.00062002 = 6.6119 BTC [-] -128474;1360535331;thestringpuller;"The lightning struck at 2:00PM", says the man on the train "No it struck at 2:05" says the man standing still. -128473;1360535432;mircea_popescu;"Technomadic Graphic Designer and Urban Artist accepting Bitcoins" -128472;1360535439;mircea_popescu;is that what they call bums now, tehcnonomadic ? -128471;1360535456;jurov;yes, bums with ipads -128470;1360535510;mircea_popescu;mo ipads mo problems -128469;1360535886;Lyspooner;when do you think that jgarzik spent 1299 on an avalon ASIC instead of buying 1299 worth of coins? -128468;1360535982;mircea_popescu;good q. -128467;1360535991;mircea_popescu;seeing how no way that pos paid for itself by now. -128466;1360536004;mircea_popescu;what he means is, it generated 1300 dollart's worth of coins at today's price or w/e -128465;1360536028;Lyspooner;well sure, but the audience soon forgets what else he could have done with that money -128464;1360536078;mircea_popescu;indeed -128463;1360536100;Lyspooner;he'll probably end up ahead anyways, but just sayin -128462;1360536107;mircea_popescu;prolly yeah. -128461;1360536129;mircea_popescu;Network total 26.180 Thash/s still -128460;1360536238;Namworld;there was a bit of growth -128459;1360536252;mircea_popescu;Namworld vairance tho -128458;1360536530;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4 @ 0.0007 = 0.0028 BTC -128457;1360536897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00062434 = 7.055 BTC [+] -128456;1360536899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1611 @ 0.00062354 = 1.0045 BTC [-] -128455;1360537299;Namworld;yeah -128454;1360537304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 842 @ 0.00627403 = 5.2827 BTC [+] -128453;1360537306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00627404 = 5.3329 BTC [+] -128452;1360537308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00639156 = 6.3916 BTC [+] -128451;1360537314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00639157 = 3.1958 BTC [+] -128450;1360537316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00639157 = 3.1958 BTC [+] -128449;1360537323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00639158 = 6.3916 BTC [+] -128448;1360537325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00639999 = 6.4 BTC [+] -128447;1360537325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17808 @ 0.0064 = 113.9712 BTC [+] -128446;1360537344;maximian;a rare s.dice movement is spotted! -128445;1360537369;Ukto;just following my prediction heh -128444;1360537373;mircea_popescu;cool. -128443;1360537441;Ukto;only 44k left un 0.007 -128442;1360537615;Ukto;dont claim my whaleship :( -128441;1360537624;Ukto;was my btc yo -128440;1360537701;Ukto;oh snap -128439;1360537703;Ukto;there he is -128438;1360537710;Ukto;Now you can tell him to his face. -128437;1360537727;Ukto;>,> -128436;1360537774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00062378 = 7.3606 BTC [+] -128435;1360537776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 928 @ 0.00063409 = 0.5884 BTC [+] -128434;1360537836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5377 @ 0.00062354 = 3.3528 BTC [-] -128433;1360537837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00062003 = 0.62 BTC [-] -128432;1360537841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7536 @ 0.00062002 = 4.6725 BTC [-] -128431;1360537843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1487 @ 0.00061951 = 0.9212 BTC [-] -128430;1360537871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14056 @ 0.00061951 = 8.7078 BTC [-] -128429;1360537873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7144 @ 0.0006192 = 4.4236 BTC [-] -128428;1360537893;error4733;camo ? -128427;1360538032;mircea_popescu;whaleship lmao -128426;1360538050;mircea_popescu;i spent like 10 bux on dried prunes. these things are delicious i swear. -128425;1360538065;Ukto;doesnt sound like it. :P -128424;1360538066;Ukto;afk -128423;1360538080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00062079 = 4.0351 BTC [+] -128422;1360538081;Namworld;Anyone got S.BBET for sale? -128421;1360538096;error4733;you forgot "for cheap" -128420;1360538126;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0064 = 0.0192 BTC [+] -128419;1360538127;mod6;isn't 159900 a sale? -128418;1360538128;Namworld;No need for it to be cheap -128417;1360538150;mod6;its an ask at least. go nuts :) -128416;1360538150;Namworld;nope... people were exiting as low as 30000 not long ago -128415;1360538162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 74 @ 0.00062079 = 0.0459 BTC [+] -128414;1360538163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4990 @ 0.00063409 = 3.1641 BTC [+] -128413;1360538165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5402 @ 0.00063466 = 3.4284 BTC [+] -128412;1360538169;Namworld;159900 is ridiculously expensive -128411;1360538180;mod6;lol then put up a bid for god sake -128410;1360538211;mod6;s/god// -128409;1360538212;Namworld;I put bids for fuck sake -128408;1360538223;Namworld;Why can't I ask? -128407;1360538262;mod6;ask all you like -128406;1360538271;mod6;*shrug* -128405;1360538308;Namworld;just checking how much people want -128404;1360538309;jurov;maybe someone can lend you (i can't, don't have any) -128403;1360538318;jurov;ask smickles -128402;1360538342;jurov;if you're so firmly convinced it's overpriced -128401;1360538377;mod6;!ticker m s.bbet -128400;1360538379;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0003 / 0.00091228 / 0.0015999 (20800 shares, 18.98 BTC), 30D: 0.0003 / 0.00144935 / 0.002 (369427 shares, 535.43 BTC) -128399;1360538387;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3 @ 0.0063 = 0.0189 BTC [+] -128398;1360538392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 318 @ 0.001599 = 0.5085 BTC [+] -128397;1360538403;mod6;:] -128396;1360538423;Namworld;It is. Everyone was surprised it reached such high price -128395;1360538483;mod6;its a pretty big gap between .0015 and .0005, so you could bid anything in between and just see if you can get them discounted that way. -128394;1360538484;jurov;maybe....until whales discover it -128393;1360538493;mircea_popescu;it's a humomgo gap srsly. -128392;1360538508;mircea_popescu;looks almost like mmorpg store pricing -128391;1360538514;mircea_popescu;"buy sword 1 gold, sell sword 8 gold" -128390;1360538524;Ukto;https://bitfunder.com/asset/G.BBET -128389;1360538527;Ukto;>,> -128388;1360538530;Namworld;Those fuckin merchants -128387;1360538575;jurov;;;calc 5000*0.001150 -128386;1360538575;gribble;5.75 -128385;1360538585;mod6;Looking at the statement for jan, it had like 206 accepted. that was pretty awesome for first mo. imho! -128384;1360538679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 182 @ 0.001599 = 0.291 BTC [+] -128383;1360538716;jurov;Ukto / DeaDTerra, where did the ask vanish? -128382;1360538731;jurov;almost snatched it -128381;1360538749;mircea_popescu;wasn't bad for 1st month at all. -128380;1360538770;mod6;march will have some good sporting ones for sure. -128379;1360538771;Ukto;? -128378;1360538775;Ukto;there is an ask up -128377;1360538797;mod6;college basketball etc.. -128376;1360538803;mircea_popescu;yeah -128375;1360538804;jurov;ukto, there was one for 0.001150 previously you scumbags -128374;1360538812;Ukto;0,o -128373;1360538815;Ukto;dont look at me -128372;1360538827;Ukto;i am not pulling the strings on that puppet -128371;1360538828;Ukto;:P -128370;1360538847;Ukto;lo -128369;1360538849;Ukto;l -128368;1360538854;jurov;now it's 0.001950 . screw DeaDTerra. -128367;1360538870;jurov;he really thinks someone will buy at such a price? -128366;1360538885;Ukto;hmm -128365;1360538890;mircea_popescu;anything may happen on the passthroughs -128364;1360538895;Ukto;cant say I wouldnt try -128363;1360538915;jurov;you! -128362;1360538947;mod6;oh I also saw that some guy put a sharpie in his ass for like 10 BTC -128361;1360538966;mod6;i just about died -- it was pretty gnarly. -128360;1360538970;jurov;pfft. i'm withdrawing from bf and going elsewhere atm. -128359;1360538982;Ukto;gj terra -128358;1360538983;mod6;i didn't expect balls when i opened the blog post for whatever reason lol -128357;1360538996;mod6;:3 -128356;1360539012;mircea_popescu;mod6 btc rules. -128355;1360539019;mod6;haha, indeed sir. -128354;1360539056;mircea_popescu;jurov moving to havelock ? -128353;1360539063;Ukto;lol -128352;1360539078;jurov;DeaDTerra i'll send eskimobob for you! such manipulation! -128351;1360539084;Ukto;LOL -128350;1360539091;Ukto;dood, thats too much -128349;1360539100;Ukto;dont make horrid threats like that -128348;1360539101;Ukto;:P -128347;1360539111;mircea_popescu;wait was it usagi who hired eskimo to threadcrap and didn't pay them or was it the other way around ? -128346;1360539134;mircea_popescu;or no wait, they hired someone else ? -128345;1360539171;Ukto;PsychoticBoy: i got one, how much? -128344;1360539172;Ukto;:P -128343;1360539186;Ukto;i figure i can buy her back cheaper later -128342;1360539191;Ukto;>:P~ -128341;1360539206;jurov;in fact i did more serious pricing typos myself when idiff launched... but 0.001150 seemed like completely reasonable lauch discount -128340;1360539283;jurov;water under bridge. good luck deadTerra. -128339;1360539362;error4733;link for the bbet result ? -128338;1360539392;Ukto;on BF? -128337;1360539394;Ukto;:P -128336;1360539396;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/bitbet-january-2013-statement -128335;1360539400;Ukto;shh -128334;1360539403;error4733;thank mp -128333;1360539472;mircea_popescu;my pleasure -128332;1360539476;mircea_popescu;cause i'm perverted like that. -128331;1360539514;jurov;mircea_popescu at least you don't offer your mother for shorting (or you do?) -128330;1360539533;mircea_popescu;my mother is tall, like me. -128329;1360539538;Ukto;--- -128328;1360539540;Ukto;-_- -128327;1360539542;Ukto;afk, bed -128326;1360539545;error4733;i miss something ? or bbet made a wonderful 6 btc profit ? -128325;1360539560;mircea_popescu;error4733 about there. -128324;1360539583;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.0099 = 0.0198 BTC [+] -128323;1360539588;Namworld;BBET made a 6 BTC profit -128322;1360539597;error4733;6.8 sry -128321;1360539613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.0064 = 6.72 BTC [+] -128320;1360539617;error4733;so ffs why do you want buy some -128319;1360539675;Namworld;I want more at a reasonable price -128318;1360539702;Namworld;at current 50000 bid, would take 735 months with such monthly profits -128317;1360539726;error4733;still better than BFL -128316;1360539741;Namworld;Still needs to be reduced by a factor 10 -128315;1360539772;ThickAsThieves;bbet needs someone creating interesting bets more often -128314;1360539790;ThickAsThieves;i dont think most people wanna create a bet -128313;1360539795;ThickAsThieves;so much as chime in on one -128312;1360539817;ThickAsThieves;when I surf it now, i'm like meh -128311;1360539828;mod6;and a twitter feed on new bets maybe?! :D -128310;1360539832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00062313 = 3.3026 BTC [-] -128309;1360539841;Diablo-D3;Namworld: your auction thread -128308;1360539842;mircea_popescu;error4733 if you look through it, it took ~1600 btc in bets and the profits are only on the 400 closed in jan -128307;1360539849;Diablo-D3;Namworld: post in it how much time is left to spook more bids -128306;1360539854;mircea_popescu;in the ~week since then it took another 800 or so -128305;1360539857;Namworld;I told mircea, make it automated that sporting event gets bet -128304;1360539862;mircea_popescu;so it has some potential of revenue -128303;1360539873;mircea_popescu;Namworld i'd so much rather have people promote selected events themselves -128302;1360539907;ThickAsThieves;whats the most popular "real" betting site? -128301;1360539956;pigeons;etrade.com -128300;1360539983;error4733;depend your country -128299;1360540015;ThickAsThieves;oh i thought it was bet.com, thx pigeons -128298;1360540045;error4733;bwin n1 in EU -128297;1360540062;pigeons;treasury.gov -128296;1360540093;mircea_popescu;actually i would guess that may be a decent way to earn a btc. -128295;1360540115;error4733;yes if you know some people from honk hong -128294;1360540125;error4733;8M euro -128293;1360540126;pigeons;honkies -128292;1360540136;error4733;earning -128291;1360540137;Namworld;mircea, would be better with categories, would require op tho -128290;1360540165;error4733;the cops here just stop a big mafia on football -128289;1360540175;error4733;400 match -128288;1360540188;ThickAsThieves;it also looks bad when so many bets are for .01 btc -128287;1360540189;Namworld;It could automatically create a bet for each match in certain sports and automatically attribute the winnings -128286;1360540209;ThickAsThieves;need a bitbet "whale" -128285;1360540215;ThickAsThieves;or "fluffer" -128284;1360540218;mircea_popescu;there's bets of 100s of btc -128283;1360540228;mircea_popescu;buncha in the double digit range too -128282;1360540233;ThickAsThieves;i know, but many seem to be tiny -128281;1360540237;mircea_popescu;well yeah -128280;1360540243;mircea_popescu;nature of the beast i guess, most people bet small. -128279;1360540261;mod6;but, see, .01 is a lot!! that 1 million satoshi -128278;1360540262;Namworld;and people would have categories such as NFL, NHL, etc -128277;1360540266;ThickAsThieves;i'm not complaining, just thinking about user perspective -128276;1360540267;mircea_popescu;Namworld you could do it automatically, but i'd much rather people did it. -128275;1360540294;ThickAsThieves;def need better category filtering -128274;1360540299;Namworld;Seems like it would work better with categories and automated system -128273;1360540349;mircea_popescu;prolly need better categories sure -128272;1360540434;Namworld;Might be a bit hard to find what you want otherwise -128271;1360540467;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 7 @ 0.56 = 3.92 BTC [+] -128270;1360540504;mircea_popescu;tho the search works so in effect any word can be a category -128269;1360540513;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 42 @ 0.0064 = 0.2688 BTC [+] -128268;1360540515;ThickAsThieves;i bet against Mila Kunis winning FHM -128267;1360541166;jurov;the green hurts -128266;1360541413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00639999 = 6.4 BTC [-] -128265;1360541419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3300 @ 0.0064 = 21.12 BTC [+] -128264;1360541462;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -128263;1360541463;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.85001, Best ask: 23.89900, Bid-ask spread: 0.04899, Last trade: 23.85001, 24 hour volume: 53676.15792582, 24 hour low: 22.67000, 24 hour high: 23.99800, 24 hour vwap: 23.38993 -128262;1360541468;mircea_popescu;;;calc 23.38993 / 4 -128261;1360541469;gribble;5.8474825 -128260;1360541511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1709 @ 0.00063466 = 1.0846 BTC [+] -128259;1360541513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00063534 = 2.9226 BTC [+] -128258;1360541517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7671 @ 0.00063578 = 4.8771 BTC [+] -128257;1360541519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00063701 = 2.9302 BTC [+] -128256;1360541520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 820 @ 0.00063737 = 0.5226 BTC [+] -128255;1360541863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3441 @ 0.00062569 = 2.153 BTC [-] -128254;1360541892;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 42 @ 0.0063 = 0.2646 BTC [+] -128253;1360541968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1065 @ 0.00062569 = 0.6664 BTC [-] -128252;1360541970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 868 @ 0.00062314 = 0.5409 BTC [-] -128251;1360542002;Namworld;Still 4 BTC to be distributed on BTC-BOND, one per day, by the way -128250;1360542072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9132 @ 0.00062314 = 5.6905 BTC [-] -128249;1360542073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6168 @ 0.00062313 = 3.8435 BTC [-] -128248;1360542129;jurov;not just s.bbet. s.dice looks silly now, too -128247;1360542252;Bugpower;2444444444 -128246;1360542345;jurov;;;ticker -128245;1360542346;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.81178, Best ask: 23.99894, Bid-ask spread: 0.18716, Last trade: 23.81178, 24 hour volume: 54088.59621120, 24 hour low: 22.67000, 24 hour high: 24.00000, 24 hour vwap: 23.39639 -128244;1360542354;mircea_popescu;haha almost there. -128243;1360542369;mircea_popescu;and calls STILL Aren't selling much. -128242;1360542444;Bugpower;yeah -128241;1360542454;Bugpower;I gotta price mine over yours for a bit -128240;1360542458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2382 @ 0.00062313 = 1.4843 BTC [-] -128239;1360542463;Bugpower;don't want to sellf -128238;1360542581;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0064 BTC [+] -128237;1360542621;Namworld;Eventually, eventually. When I have the money -128236;1360542694;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0063 BTC [+] -128235;1360542734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6490 @ 0.00062163 = 4.0344 BTC [-] -128234;1360542760;jurov;i'd buy something like C200N but...0.43BTC? -128233;1360542806;Namworld;that expensive? -128232;1360542841;Namworld;ouchies -128231;1360542854;jurov;yes. needs btcusd to go over 35 -128230;1360542861;mod6;well, forward months are usually a little more -128229;1360542867;jurov;*a little* -128228;1360542874;mod6;heheh -128227;1360542907;mircea_popescu;im sure it was cheaper two weeks ago, when the btcusd was still 15ish -128226;1360542922;Namworld;lol -128225;1360542931;jurov;point taken -128224;1360542965;error4733;24 -128223;1360542991;mod6;;;ticker -128222;1360542992;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.98705, Best ask: 24.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01295, Last trade: 24.00000, 24 hour volume: 54422.54900535, 24 hour low: 22.67000, 24 hour high: 24.00000, 24 hour vwap: 23.40115 -128221;1360543015;jurov;C300N turns profitable at btcusd=41.6 O.o -128220;1360543043;mircea_popescu;could happen till end of march ? -128219;1360543063;jurov;why C300N and C350N sell at the same price? -128218;1360543126;mod6;the curve flattens the more otm they are -128217;1360543152;Namworld;because there's a standard minimum price and so far out of market price... -128216;1360543159;Namworld;well they're all at minimum price -128215;1360543171;Namworld;if there was no minimum, C350N would be cheaper I guess -128214;1360543226;jurov;;;calc 35/24 -128213;1360543226;gribble;1.45833333333 -128212;1360543250;jurov;far? it's only 46% over current price -128211;1360543276;Namworld;;;ticker -128210;1360543278;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.04004, Best ask: 24.04281, Bid-ask spread: 0.00277, Last trade: 24.04004, 24 hour volume: 54796.84225547, 24 hour low: 22.67000, 24 hour high: 24.04004, 24 hour vwap: 23.40587 -128209;1360543282;Namworld;BAM -128208;1360543284;Namworld;over 24 -128207;1360543350;Namworld;We're still going strong -128206;1360543418;jurov;;;asks 23.5 -128205;1360543420;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 23.5 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -128204;1360543423;jurov;;;asks 24.5 -128203;1360543425;gribble;There are currently 4618.2439 bitcoins offered at or under 24.5 USD, worth 112289.956161 USD in total. -128202;1360543460;mircea_popescu;actually the calls out 6 weeks show LESS price variation than has happened the past 3 weeks -128201;1360543463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.0006192 = 0.805 BTC [-] -128200;1360543465;mircea_popescu;i'd say they're kinda cheap. -128199;1360543519;Lyspooner;why aren't you doing those things now -128198;1360543522;Bugpower;lol -128197;1360543522;Bugpower;lol -128196;1360543523;Bugpower;lol -128195;1360543531;Namworld;lol, how many you got PsychoticBoy? -128194;1360543547;jurov;haha... i consider half-retired since 29 (paid off my flat) and slowly getting there -128193;1360543548;Namworld;To stop everything at 35 per -128192;1360543601;jurov;it's better to retire gradually than abruptly -128191;1360543607;jurov;imho -128190;1360543612;Namworld;Well pirate was a bad idea -128189;1360543673;jurov;greedy? -128188;1360543756;jurov;um, still 2k ask wall at 24 at bitstamp.. anyone doing arb? -128187;1360543771;Namworld;I wish -128186;1360543780;Namworld;I got no convenient way to move fiat around -128185;1360543833;jurov;got an idea wrt bitstamp and am pestering Ukto with it.. we'll see. but he's busy now with other things -128184;1360544103;mircea_popescu;"And thanks for being pleasant, MPOE-PR." -128183;1360544108;mircea_popescu;what are my eyes reading -128182;1360544148;Bugpower;REDDDDD -128181;1360544149;Namworld;sarcasm? -128180;1360544168;mircea_popescu;this is failure on a colossal scale! -128179;1360544311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6056 @ 0.0006192 = 3.7499 BTC [-] -128178;1360544313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5094 @ 0.00061882 = 3.1523 BTC [-] -128177;1360544424;Anduck;mircea_popescu: i think he meant peasant -128176;1360544443;mircea_popescu;lol -128175;1360544444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3256 @ 0.00061882 = 2.0149 BTC [-] -128174;1360544445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00061876 = 5.507 BTC [-] -128173;1360544450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8812 @ 0.00061863 = 5.4514 BTC [-] -128172;1360544472;Anduck;OR -128171;1360544474;Anduck;he meant pheasant -128170;1360544479;Anduck;there's a lot possibilities -128169;1360544567;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -128168;1360544568;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00606903 / 0.00635803 / 0.0064 (34996 shares, 222.51 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00574395 / 0.007395 (4398275 shares, 25,263.48 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00554145 / 0.0075 (8548901 shares, 47,373.31 BTC) -128167;1360544597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00061864 = 0.6186 BTC [+] -128166;1360544599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1188 @ 0.00061863 = 0.7349 BTC [-] -128165;1360544601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00061862 = 5.6913 BTC [-] -128164;1360544620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00062163 = 0.3108 BTC [+] -128163;1360545798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00061862 = 3.8973 BTC [-] -128162;1360546024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8122 @ 0.00062163 = 5.0489 BTC [+] -128161;1360546618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3352 @ 0.00062399 = 2.0916 BTC [+] -128160;1360546619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1150 @ 0.00061862 = 0.7114 BTC [-] -128159;1360546620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00061858 = 5.7528 BTC [-] -128158;1360546622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6679 @ 0.00061796 = 4.1274 BTC [-] -128157;1360547277;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3498 BTC [+] -128156;1360547281;jurov;someone here sought for ripples? https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/15914-1000-xrp-ripples -128155;1360547720;mircea_popescu;is that a new bottom for bitmit ? -128154;1360547762;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1494 BTC [+] -128153;1360547764;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1495 BTC [+] -128152;1360547766;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.1497 = 0.8982 BTC [+] -128151;1360547767;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.1498 = 0.749 BTC [+] -128150;1360547773;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 8 @ 0.151 = 1.208 BTC [+] -128149;1360547869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00063334 = 13.3001 BTC [+] -128148;1360547873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00063534 = 0.5083 BTC [+] -128147;1360548093;Namworld;It looks like no more bids on ASICMINER going to happen -128146;1360548412;Bugpower;yah no shit -128145;1360548420;Bugpower;shoulda taken the deal -128144;1360548434;Bugpower;before market flooded -128143;1360548468;Namworld;? -128142;1360548481;Bugpower;are people still going to pay 0.41? -128141;1360548500;Namworld;Well I already got the bids -128140;1360548513;Namworld;There's a reason the forum doesn't allow post deletion -128139;1360548521;Bugpower;do you think they will honor them now that there are 1000s of shares on market? -128138;1360548541;Namworld;All the shares on the market request 0.30 minimum... -128137;1360548549;Namworld;It was my actual reserve =/ -128136;1360548562;Namworld;Seems no one wants to sell under .3 -128135;1360548585;Bugpower;it was a good idea to sell -128134;1360548610;Namworld;idk, maybe -128133;1360548639;Namworld;If friedcat keeps spamming more and more ASICs, could generate a lot in mining -128132;1360548658;Namworld;Although the profit from ASIC sales seems like the sweet deal. -128131;1360548741;Namworld;I'd like to have an idea of the power consumption and the cost to them to make boards -128130;1360549010;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.925 BTC [-] -128129;1360549022;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C230T] 915 @ 0.15315884 = 140.1403 BTC -128128;1360549156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00063379 = 1.8063 BTC [-] -128127;1360549180;Bugpower;well -128126;1360549185;Bugpower;there go some calls -128125;1360549248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10722 @ 0.00061922 = 6.6393 BTC [-] -128124;1360549296;mircea_popescu;it can happen! -128123;1360549298;Namworld;you bought or sold? -128122;1360549311;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 50 @ 0.0099 = 0.495 BTC [+] -128121;1360549321;Namworld;By the look of it, it was an ask -128120;1360549392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11750 @ 0.00063379 = 7.447 BTC [+] -128119;1360549393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1550 @ 0.00063534 = 0.9848 BTC [+] -128118;1360549403;Bugpower;someone hit MPs ask -128117;1360549422;Namworld;not yours then -128116;1360549436;Bugpower;nope I am only buying into this shit -128115;1360549449;Bugpower;IV is huge right now -128114;1360549484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15740 @ 0.00063534 = 10.0003 BTC [+] -128113;1360549490;Bowjob;So, is it worth getting mpex if you only have around 100 BTC to play around? -128112;1360549531;Namworld;To me it's always worth it. Later, it will only cost more. -128111;1360549567;Bowjob;The only thing I understand are the stocks, still clueless about options -128110;1360549572;Bugpower;I think ~300BTC -128109;1360549577;mircea_popescu;Bowjob in general after a few k worth of total trade it's worth it -128108;1360549584;Bowjob;ah -128107;1360549612;error4733;minus 5 btc or 10 if your referer is kind -128106;1360549617;Bugpower;options straddle at 24 looks kinda juicy right now -128105;1360549623;Bugpower;Also -128104;1360549640;mircea_popescu;if you can do the sort of magic shit Bugpower does and extract 100% out of your btc in six weeks -128103;1360549640;Bugpower;you may have more BTC in the future -128102;1360549650;Bugpower;just wait -128101;1360549650;mircea_popescu;then putting in 60 btc means you'll be whole by spring. -128100;1360549658;Bugpower;till this OpEX -128099;1360549661;Bugpower;:) -128098;1360549668;mircea_popescu;hehehe -128097;1360549675;Bowjob;yeah, I'm aware an mpex account could exceed the cost of a nyse seat -128096;1360549677;Bowjob;^ -128095;1360549692;mircea_popescu;Bugpower ya, haven't seen the ponzigraph in a while -128094;1360549713;Bowjob;Bug we started with the same capital.. what sort of voodoo are you doing? -128093;1360549727;Bugpower;Luck -128092;1360549735;mircea_popescu;he is stealing from the common man. -128091;1360549736;Bugpower;I was lucky to buy in at 2.65 -128090;1360549737;Bowjob;I'd get slaughtered right now if I jump in right now -128089;1360549756;Bugpower;I was lucky to buy a shitload of calls before last opex -128088;1360549765;Bugpower;then reverse postion at the top -128087;1360549778;Bowjob;and that could backfire miserably, right? -128086;1360549780;Bugpower;and I was REALLY lucky to buy calls when it was at 17 today -128085;1360549786;Bugpower;not today -128084;1360549789;Bugpower;early this month -128083;1360549816;Bugpower;and i was STUPID to get partially flushed out on a brief dump on Monday? -128082;1360549832;Bugpower;so ponzi power is not where I would like it to be. -128081;1360549832;mircea_popescu;so how much are you ahead ? -128080;1360549839;Bowjob;a call is like a guarantee to buy bitcoins at a specific price, you just gotta pay a premium for that guarantee right? -128079;1360549843;Bugpower;from cost basis? -128078;1360549856;mircea_popescu;sure. -128077;1360549858;Bugpower;From Dec 2011, up around 3000% USD -128076;1360549866;mircea_popescu;jolly. -128075;1360549872;mircea_popescu;dare i ask if early or late dec ? -128074;1360549878;Bugpower;they said it was for early adopters only -128073;1360549879;mircea_popescu;Bowjob pretty much -128072;1360549887;Bugpower;let me check -128071;1360549977;Bugpower;Nov 29th -128070;1360549991;Bowjob;I told my boss about bitcoin when they reached 31 USD -128069;1360550005;Bowjob;we all know what happened there, good thing he didnt ask me the following days after -128068;1360550011;mircea_popescu;>D -128067;1360550014;Bowjob;*then -128066;1360550037;Bowjob;I thought it was done for. then months later, I saw it at 10 dollars, then 11, then 12 -128065;1360550069;Bowjob;I got some at 13.29, then it's all gravy train all the way to 24 -128064;1360550089;Bugpower;when it hit $2 I knew it was time to buy -128063;1360550104;Bugpower;I was lucky I didn't buy in the first bubble -128062;1360550107;mircea_popescu;i think bitcoin pretty much is divided among they who loaded up under 4 and they who did not. -128061;1360550118;Bugpower;wanted to buy at $7 on the first bubble -128060;1360550120;mircea_popescu;Bugpower i bought my first batch, 60 bitcoins, at 16 each. -128059;1360550123;Bowjob;heck when I logged in on my mt gox, I saw orders at 2 dollars -128058;1360550125;Bugpower;but never got around to it -128057;1360550126;jurov;lol i loaded at 5 -128056;1360550130;mircea_popescu;recently, that went into green. took like 16 months. -128055;1360550141;mircea_popescu;i happen to not care that going from 16 to 24 took 16 months -128054;1360550154;mircea_popescu;jurov thus you fail. sorry! -128053;1360550204;jurov;:P -128052;1360550265;jurov;but i think mpex ipo participation got me back into game :DDD -128051;1360550292;mircea_popescu;ehehe im sure it did, that. -128050;1360550333;mircea_popescu;probably best investment in history of btc, esp for the people who got the shares at 2k satoshi -128049;1360550352;Namworld;I'll take some of that -128048;1360550381;Namworld;I keep hearing about interesting stuff late xP -128047;1360550413;mircea_popescu;lol -128046;1360550564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7010 @ 0.00063534 = 4.4537 BTC [+] -128045;1360550566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13890 @ 0.0006354 = 8.8257 BTC [+] -128044;1360550756;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.0212 BTC [-] -128043;1360550756;jurov;i just paid puny 1.55 btc for wordpress templates for quite sizable website -128042;1360550767;jurov;realized how much it's wort now -128041;1360550775;jurov;*worth -128040;1360550798;BitHub;i hope it wasn't wordpress.com? -128039;1360550846;jurov;no, i ended up doing a site for nonprofit -128038;1360550849;Bowjob;someone's asking for a 1000 BTC 'loan' with the title "Impossible to pay you back" -128037;1360550871;jurov;and wamnted to use something mainstream so that any monkey can take it over -128036;1360550901;mircea_popescu;Bowjob let me guess, btcjam ? -128035;1360550911;Bowjob;Nope, bitcointalk -128034;1360550926;mircea_popescu;not hyp enough for btcjam yet. -128033;1360550928;Bowjob;I'm not sure if trolling, or serious or stupid or both -128032;1360550944;Bowjob;erm, all three -128031;1360550944;Bowjob;lol -128030;1360550999;mircea_popescu;troth -128029;1360551009;mircea_popescu;totally. i can see it -128028;1360551024;mircea_popescu;"not sure if stupid, trolling, intoxicated or troth" -128027;1360551194;error4733;he can provide bisness plan for serious enquiries -128026;1360551196;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0064 = 0.0128 BTC [+] -128025;1360551221;error4733;f** my english haha -128024;1360551254;jurov;error4733, but you imitated that style nicely -128023;1360551290;Bowjob;no business plans provided. it's the same dude who asked for 1200 BTC loan, then 350-400 BTC, then 1000 BTC.. oh and it's the same guy who called in 23.99 as the top for 2013 -128022;1360551306;Bowjob;I offered him the opportunity to short the coins, but declined. -128021;1360551345;BitHub;error4733 what is it? -128020;1360551409;error4733;i'm not serious so idk -128019;1360551622;jurov;;;ticker -128018;1360551623;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.91002, Best ask: 23.99997, Bid-ask spread: 0.08995, Last trade: 23.99998, 24 hour volume: 56718.38842089, 24 hour low: 22.67000, 24 hour high: 24.11000, 24 hour vwap: 23.42452 -128017;1360551860;Namworld;You know, the thread title might have been changed by a moderator... I could easily see that happening -128016;1360551861;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -128015;1360551924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00063207 = 4.8985 BTC [-] -128014;1360552093;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.0063 = 0.0126 BTC [+] -128013;1360552278;mircea_popescu;aite well, take it ezzy all. -128012;1360584779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5829 @ 0.00062818 = 3.6617 BTC [-] -128011;1360584781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 568 @ 0.00063224 = 0.3591 BTC [+] -128010;1360585227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30394 @ 0.00063224 = 19.2163 BTC [+] -128009;1360585229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.0006345 = 5.3615 BTC [+] -128008;1360585241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6610 @ 0.00063676 = 4.209 BTC [+] -128007;1360585243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.0006369 = 4.4265 BTC [+] -128006;1360585244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4609 @ 0.00063737 = 2.9376 BTC [+] -128005;1360585436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00062734 = 5.1442 BTC [-] -128004;1360585448;mircea_popescu;;;later tell evoorhees https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=142395.msg1518588 that sounds like its worth looking into -128003;1360585448;gribble;The operation succeeded. -128002;1360585771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00062734 = 1.3488 BTC [-] -128001;1360585777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9177 @ 0.00062729 = 5.7566 BTC [-] -128000;1360586390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13421 @ 0.00063737 = 8.5541 BTC [+] -127999;1360586392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3179 @ 0.00063801 = 2.0282 BTC [+] -127998;1360586679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1271 @ 0.00063801 = 0.8109 BTC [+] -127997;1360586680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10979 @ 0.00063804 = 7.005 BTC [+] -127996;1360586916;jurov;;;bc,tslb -127995;1360586916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2284 @ 0.00063804 = 1.4573 BTC [+] -127994;1360586916;gribble;Time since last block: 50 minutes and 6 seconds -127993;1360586917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8366 @ 0.00063884 = 5.3445 BTC [+] -127992;1360586967;BitHub;anybody personally selling any assets? -127991;1360586983;BitHub;shares into asic rigs? avalons etc -127990;1360587036;jurov;BitHub, aren't you interested in difficulty futures perhaps? -127989;1360587100;leotreasure;jurov: how do you buy difficulty futures? -127988;1360587118;jurov;i mostly issue them :) -127987;1360587137;leotreasure;cool! i should get some -127986;1360587145;jurov;https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.iDiff-E -127985;1360587151;jurov;https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.iDiff-O -127984;1360587161;BitHub;can you explain what they are a bit more? -127983;1360587164;BitHub;sorry to be n00b -127982;1360587181;jurov;1. you buy them on whatever price they're offered -127981;1360587210;jurov;2. expiration date comes, it will be liquidated and you'll get back current difficulty in satoshi -127980;1360587242;jurov;so if it goes up to 4 million, you'll get 0.04 BTC/share -127979;1360587301;jurov;also shorting is posible if you expect difficulty to stagnate/go down -127978;1360587304;BitHub;where can i check the difficulty rating in real time? -127977;1360587326;jurov;http://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/ -127976;1360587330;jurov;;;bc,diff -127975;1360587330;gribble;3275464.5865656 -127974;1360587334;jurov;^ also -127973;1360587349;BitHub;ahh -127972;1360587371;mircea_popescu;http://www.palookavillepost.com/2013/02/09/accused-gunman-christopher-dorner-issues-statement-its-not-me/ -127971;1360587374;mircea_popescu;that's pretty sweet. -127970;1360587389;mircea_popescu;BitHub i think namworld was selling asicminer shares -127969;1360587391;mircea_popescu;but on auction -127968;1360587406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20650 @ 0.00063604 = 13.1342 BTC [-] -127967;1360587424;BitHub;i purchased some, got no idea if i own them or not tho -127966;1360587458;jurov;what do you mean? -127965;1360587479;jurov;it's more a contract, than something you own. -127964;1360587509;jurov;the contract says i promise to pay you according to diffculty on a set date -127963;1360587527;BitHub;sorry that was directed at mircea -127962;1360587544;jurov;ok :) -127961;1360587565;BitHub;so its like a bet? if you don't make that date you get nothing? -127960;1360587566;leotreasure;jurov what does the O and E mean? -127959;1360587580;jurov;-O odd months, -E even months settlement -127958;1360587607;jurov;so after -E expires, i'll create new one for april with the same name -127957;1360587611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00063349 = 1.5837 BTC [-] -127956;1360587632;BitHub;would you buy some futures leo? -127955;1360587828;leotreasure;i think so -127954;1360587833;leotreasure;probably next months -127953;1360587836;jurov;well, buy them only if you believe in asics -127952;1360587839;mircea_popescu;BitHub sorry, purchased what ? -127951;1360587849;leotreasure;i do believe in asics -127950;1360587851;jurov;i'm selling them, nuff said -127949;1360587861;leotreasure;i wear their socks and shoes too -127948;1360587882;jurov;you're welcome ;) -127947;1360587898;leotreasure;also -127946;1360587920;BitHub;asicminer shares -127945;1360587950;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 3 @ 0.33832578 = 1.015 BTC [+] -127944;1360587979;mircea_popescu;BitHub the ownership of asicminer shares is a little iffy, because there's no exchange/clearinghouse atm -127943;1360587998;mircea_popescu;if indeed their own system is ever deployed, and if indeed it actually works as expected, you probably have something -127942;1360588009;BitHub;probably -127941;1360588016;BitHub;or just got scammed -127940;1360588030;mircea_popescu;i dunno what they're thinking, but anyway. -127939;1360588073;jurov;i advise against it, based on their not exactly stellar performance with managing bitvps asset -127938;1360588082;mjr__;;;bc,24hprc -127937;1360588084;gribble;23.56 -127936;1360588096;jurov;!ticker btct bitvps -127935;1360588098;leotreasure;http://leotreasure.com/asics1.jpg http://leotreasure.com/asics2.jpg -127934;1360588099;assbot;[BTCT:BITVPS] 1D: -- / -- / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: -- / 0.0 / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30D: -- / 0.0 / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC) -127933;1360588109;jurov;^ nice -127932;1360588132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 312 @ 0.00635294 = 1.9821 BTC [+] -127931;1360588142;mjr__;hi all -127930;1360588151;mircea_popescu;lol zeitgeist -127929;1360588153;jurov;'ello -127928;1360588171;mircea_popescu;lmao bitcointalk noobs bitching at assbot's name -127927;1360588179;mircea_popescu;how can these people be so boring and live ? -127926;1360588189;jurov;lol leo -127925;1360588205;leotreasure;:) -127924;1360588212;leotreasure;they're coming march or april -127923;1360588251;BitHub;haha it's leotreasure's asic store -127922;1360588274;mjr__;so, i got the call with $17 strike expiring this month -127921;1360588313;leotreasure;nice -127920;1360588331;mjr__;from what i've calculated going off the 24 hour volume-weighted cross-exchange ratio, that i am in the money above 24.97095538, is that true? -127919;1360588406;mjr__;i paid 0.33832578 -127918;1360588461;mjr__;just checking my math -127917;1360588461;jurov;;;calc (24.971-17)/24.971 -127916;1360588461;gribble;0.319210283929 -127915;1360588463;mircea_popescu;;;calc 6/20 -127914;1360588463;gribble;0.3 -127913;1360588466;mircea_popescu;;;calc 7/20 -127912;1360588466;gribble;0.35 -127911;1360588475;mircea_popescu;ya somewhere between 23 and 24 you're itm -127910;1360588493;mircea_popescu;ow shit my bad -127909;1360588494;mjr__;;;bc,24hprc -127908;1360588495;gribble;23.56 -127907;1360588495;mircea_popescu;jurov is right -127906;1360588531;mjr__;by the way, Jurov, coinbr has worked awesome, i have not had one problem so far -127905;1360588538;mjr__;which is more than i can say for coinbase -127904;1360588587;jurov;glad to hear! -127903;1360588616;mircea_popescu;maybe it/s time someone seeds jurov then -127902;1360588620;jurov;;;calc 17/(1-0.33) -127901;1360588620;gribble;25.3731343284 -127900;1360588627;mjr__;yeah, i agree -127899;1360588633;jurov;^ your break even point -127898;1360588646;jurov;;;calc 17/(1-0.3383) -127897;1360588647;gribble;25.691400937 -127896;1360588653;jurov;more precisely -127895;1360588663;mircea_popescu;mjr_ eyah, save that formula somewhere. strike - (1 / what you paid) = break even point -127894;1360588666;mjr__;ah, you use the current trading price instead of the 24 hour cross-exchange average? -127893;1360588698;mircea_popescu;no, mpoe settles on the 24 hour vwap -127892;1360588735;mjr__;;;bc,24hprc -127891;1360588736;gribble;23.56 -127890;1360588742;jurov;anyway, looks like i'm going to be fully self-sufficient capital-wise, no need for seeding -127889;1360588746;mjr__;is that the vwap? -127888;1360588776;jurov;i'm rather on lookout for people who can get things done and can develop/manage non-core areas such as charts -127887;1360588798;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136058158521.jpg speraking of professional -127886;1360588808;mircea_popescu;mjr_ yes indeed it is. -127885;1360588843;mjr__;so...just to see if i understand this right... -127884;1360588905;mjr__;what i paid is (0.33832578*23.56) + the strike of 17 = 24.97095538 -127883;1360588920;mircea_popescu;nah. -127882;1360588928;mircea_popescu;o you mean in dollars ? -127881;1360588931;mjr__;yes -127880;1360588933;mircea_popescu;or what do you mean -127879;1360588946;mircea_popescu;in dollars you paid 0.33832578 * whatever price was then -127878;1360588956;mjr__;ah ok -127877;1360588961;mircea_popescu;cause you did pay then -127876;1360588964;mjr__;that is why it is a little higher than that number -127875;1360588973;mircea_popescu;so yes, if you do fiat accoubnting your breakeven is much lower than if you do btc accounting -127874;1360588974;mjr__;it's fine either way -127873;1360588993;mircea_popescu;say you buy calls strike 10 when btc is 20 for .7 -127872;1360588999;mircea_popescu;cost you 200 dollars -127871;1360589006;mircea_popescu;if btc goes to 25 -127870;1360589006;mjr__;either way, i just want to be able to watch the price climb without being mad that i can't get in till friday -127869;1360589047;mircea_popescu;hehe yeah. alternatively you can sell puts -127868;1360589057;mircea_popescu;that's much higher risk -127867;1360589065;mjr__;true, but no capital for collateral -127866;1360589074;mjr__;and yeah, i like calls -127865;1360589086;mjr__;once i have a large position, i may think about buying puts -127864;1360589088;mircea_popescu;calls are like, high chance of low loss, small chance of huge win -127863;1360589090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 450 @ 0.00063349 = 0.2851 BTC [-] -127862;1360589097;mircea_popescu;short puts are like, equal chances of win/loss -127861;1360589097;mjr__;yes exactly -127860;1360589121;mircea_popescu;hey, the pope is resigning -127859;1360589124;mjr__;i like small definite cost, big (unlimited) payoff -127858;1360589148;mjr__;and also, psychologically, i will now be happy if they shoot up to $30 -127857;1360589154;mircea_popescu;or 50 lol -127856;1360589159;mjr__;yeah true -127855;1360589177;mjr__;frustrating to not be able to get cash in there already -127854;1360589184;mjr__;speaking of which -127853;1360589189;mjr__;what do you think of camp bx? -127852;1360589222;mjr__;had horrible experience buying through coinbase, i just got the 1 btc i ordered on feb 2nd today -127851;1360589237;mjr__;good online wallet, bad exchange so far as i can see -127850;1360589253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8584 @ 0.00063884 = 5.4838 BTC [+] -127849;1360589255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00063899 = 4.2812 BTC [+] -127848;1360589257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9416 @ 0.00063973 = 6.0237 BTC [+] -127847;1360589275;mircea_popescu;mjr_ you might try bitcoin-central -127846;1360589286;mircea_popescu;a wait, you're in the us huh ? -127845;1360589335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00063973 = 0.3199 BTC [+] -127844;1360589358;mjr__;yeah -127843;1360589361;mjr__;it sucks -127842;1360589377;mjr__;i will try bitcoin local first, or maybe reach out to some friends in nyc -127841;1360589385;mjr__;i can't deal with the huge wait times -127840;1360589388;mircea_popescu;not being in the sepa zone is pretty sucky. -127839;1360589397;mircea_popescu;yurpeans get same day service with the frenchie folks. -127838;1360589403;mjr__;yeah -127837;1360589411;mjr__;coinbase takes 4 days i think -127836;1360589416;mjr__;for the transfer to go through -127835;1360589434;mjr__;bitfloor is supposed to have like same day transfer from online banking -127834;1360589454;mjr__;since they have an ING direct checking, if you have one, you can move money to their account same day -127833;1360589477;mjr__;the last assbot message was my order going through :) -127832;1360589487;mircea_popescu;hehe cool. -127831;1360589514;jurov;mjr_ why so rushed? yo could have placed limit order at lower price -127830;1360589539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00635294 = 0.3176 BTC [+] -127829;1360589545;jurov;that way i bought 40BTC worth of s.mpoe below 0.00062 this night -127828;1360589652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9234 @ 0.00063973 = 5.9073 BTC [+] -127827;1360589654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1866 @ 0.00064045 = 1.1951 BTC [+] -127826;1360589725;mjr__;options expire almost a week before month end this month -127825;1360589786;jurov;well, it's last friday midnight -127824;1360589812;jurov;not exactly the brightest idea , if you ask me -127823;1360589855;jurov;i think mp recognized that and set diff futures expiration in the middle of week instead -127822;1360589864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10234 @ 0.00064045 = 6.5544 BTC [+] -127821;1360589866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4516 @ 0.00064071 = 2.8934 BTC [+] -127820;1360589949;jurov;lunch, brb -127819;1360590043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00064071 = 4.4529 BTC [+] -127818;1360590086;mjr__;yeah i could have done limits -127817;1360590089;mjr__;and i plan on it -127816;1360590095;mjr__;but i figured i'd just get in -127815;1360590101;mjr__;i can't wait for the end of this month -127814;1360590110;mjr__;see how dividends go, and hopefully options are good -127813;1360590174;mjr__;so no one has used camp bx? they have a pretty cool platform -127812;1360590246;mjr__;allow hidden orders, dark pool -127811;1360590804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4534 @ 0.00064071 = 2.905 BTC [+] -127810;1360590885;Bowjob;anyone wanna play street fighter iv for bitcoins' -127809;1360590994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2167 @ 0.00064071 = 1.3884 BTC [+] -127808;1360590999;BitHub;street fighter :) -127807;1360591042;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [+] -127806;1360591250;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -127805;1360591320;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.002 BTC [+] -127804;1360591421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1099 @ 0.00064071 = 0.7041 BTC [+] -127803;1360591422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13101 @ 0.00063861 = 8.3664 BTC [-] -127802;1360591587;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6348 @ 0.00063861 = 4.0539 BTC [-] -127801;1360592516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11901 @ 0.00063861 = 7.6001 BTC [-] -127800;1360592517;knotwork;If you are pretty confident bitcoins are just going to generally keep going up and up, are options of much use, or are they generally mostly useful if you are uncertain thus want to hedge against your uncertainty? -127799;1360592518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1140 @ 0.00063775 = 0.727 BTC [-] -127798;1360592727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00628703 = 4.4009 BTC [-] -127797;1360592731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8250 @ 0.00623001 = 51.3976 BTC [-] -127796;1360592733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1589 @ 0.00623 = 9.8995 BTC [-] -127795;1360592735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1989 @ 0.00621542 = 12.3625 BTC [-] -127794;1360592736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00610083 = 3.0504 BTC [-] -127793;1360592742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00610082 = 14.0319 BTC [-] -127792;1360592744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1050 @ 0.0060723 = 6.3759 BTC [-] -127791;1360592745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.006 = 12 BTC [-] -127790;1360592945;jurov;snow and frost here too...but also full sunshine :D -127789;1360593003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00063825 = 2.936 BTC [+] -127788;1360593229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00580003 = 0.58 BTC [-] -127787;1360593231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15481 @ 0.0058 = 89.7898 BTC [-] -127786;1360593231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00570008 = 5.7001 BTC [-] -127785;1360593233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00556183 = 5.5618 BTC [-] -127784;1360593659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00063825 = 0.8297 BTC [+] -127783;1360593663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19460 @ 0.00063775 = 12.4106 BTC [-] -127782;1360593680;BitHub;nice eskimo, do you have a handicap or just play for fun? -127781;1360593814;Bowjob;bithub wanna play sfiv -127780;1360593830;Bowjob;i have the best blanka around! -127779;1360594143;BitHub;nice -127778;1360594161;BitHub;hoping to buy some custom fitted clubs this year -127777;1360594183;Chaang-Noi;lol at pope, i did not even know they could quit -127776;1360594264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5190 @ 0.00063332 = 3.2869 BTC [-] -127775;1360594271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 360 @ 0.00063615 = 0.229 BTC [+] -127774;1360594432;truffles;mustve screwed the wrong nun -127773;1360594462;BitHub;yeah? -127772;1360594468;BitHub;was thinking to get ping irons -127771;1360594477;BitHub;haven't heard of blades, sounds good tho haha -127770;1360594669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7098 @ 0.00063615 = 4.5154 BTC [+] -127769;1360594909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7622 @ 0.00063615 = 4.8487 BTC [+] -127768;1360595034;BitHub;haha, pass -127767;1360595047;BitHub;its like playing with a 1iron every shot -127766;1360595159;Chaang-Noi;;;market buy 25000 -127765;1360595161;gribble;A market order to buy 25000 bitcoins right now would take 673080.6320 USD and would take the last price up to 31.3000 USD, resulting in an average price of 26.9232 USD/BTC. -127764;1360595334;Chaang-Noi;we were active until the SEC made it clear they were doing their thing -127763;1360595356;Chaang-Noi;and when i say we i mean myself and my lawyers, no one else wanted to join in. -127762;1360595387;Chaang-Noi;they waited for pirated to pay, and then either gave up or joined the SEC -127761;1360595495;Chaang-Noi;;;market buy 100000 -127760;1360595497;gribble;This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 69622.631 bitcoins, for a total of 16223006162626.1738 USD and take the price to 13370133701337.0000. -127759;1360595522;Chaang-Noi;wow, not even 100k for sale. -127758;1360595842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00063306 = 8.6729 BTC [-] -127757;1360596391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00063615 = 3.6261 BTC [+] -127756;1360596972;jurov;everyone is harping about mtgox... meanwhile on bitstamp there are btc to be had at 23.70 still -127755;1360597013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6720 @ 0.00063615 = 4.2749 BTC [+] -127754;1360597014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6580 @ 0.0006368 = 4.1901 BTC [+] -127753;1360597028;kakobreklaa;i just sent a few k eurs to stamp :p -127752;1360597040;kakobreklaa;should be there in a few hours -127751;1360597093;jurov;yup -127750;1360597171;kakobreklaa;no circus -127749;1360597196;jurov;EskimoBob, i usually get euros on next day, too -127748;1360597213;jurov;yes -127747;1360597324;Chaang-Noi;im not sure why you bothered with mt gox lol -127746;1360597331;jurov;lol i'm raving about it like 5th time around here -127745;1360597333;Chaang-Noi;you must enjoy pain:) -127744;1360597393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9636 @ 0.0006368 = 6.1362 BTC [+] -127743;1360597745;kakobreklaa;slovenia will grow larger! -127742;1360597788;kakobreklaa;y sad face -127741;1360597799;kakobreklaa;cause? -127740;1360597821;kakobreklaa;right. -127739;1360597824;kakobreklaa;you have no clue :) -127738;1360597906;kakobreklaa;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141638.0 -127737;1360597924;kakobreklaa;ah nvm this is old -127736;1360597928;kakobreklaa;apparently new to me -127735;1360598207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.0006368 = 14.0096 BTC [+] -127734;1360598449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5563 @ 0.0006368 = 3.5425 BTC [+] -127733;1360598681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3984 @ 0.00063306 = 2.5221 BTC [-] -127732;1360598684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4116 @ 0.00063301 = 2.6055 BTC [-] -127731;1360598804;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.0007 = 0.07 BTC -127730;1360598881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.0006368 = 2.579 BTC [+] -127729;1360599204;jurov;lol bitcoiners got so used to services abruptly ceasing operation -127728;1360599224;jurov;i got trivial password reset inquiry email, ended with "Hope you are still up and running." -127727;1360599254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8284 @ 0.00063301 = 5.2439 BTC [-] -127726;1360599256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5616 @ 0.00063186 = 3.5485 BTC [-] -127725;1360599317;Chaang-Noi;jurov its crazy like that though -127724;1360599385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11121 @ 0.0006368 = 7.0819 BTC [+] -127723;1360600155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00063807 = 10.911 BTC [+] -127722;1360600157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00064072 = 1.3775 BTC [+] -127721;1360600167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00064094 = 1.6024 BTC [+] -127720;1360600169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6676 @ 0.00064173 = 4.2842 BTC [+] -127719;1360600169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29700 @ 0.000642 = 19.0674 BTC [+] -127718;1360600177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10474 @ 0.00064285 = 6.7332 BTC [+] -127717;1360600835;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -127716;1360600900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14250 @ 0.0006373 = 9.0815 BTC [-] -127715;1360600912;Bugpowder;BREAKING NEWS - http://abcnews.go.com/Health/florida-couple-addicted-coffee-enemas/story?id=18433235 -127714;1360601292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 426 @ 0.00064285 = 0.2739 BTC [+] -127713;1360601294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5131 @ 0.00064304 = 3.2994 BTC [+] -127712;1360601295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00064307 = 2.6044 BTC [+] -127711;1360601296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4893 @ 0.00064364 = 3.1493 BTC [+] -127710;1360601322;ThickAsThieves;so it's like yuppie meth? -127709;1360601336;ThickAsThieves;people... -127708;1360601557;Bugpowder;;;asks 25 -127707;1360601559;gribble;There are currently 10748.003 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 265154.999149 USD in total. -127706;1360602385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.0006373 = 8.0937 BTC [-] -127705;1360602717;jcpham;;;slap Chaang-Noi -127704;1360602771;abracadabra;not a sweet double babboon? -127703;1360602781;Chaang-Noi;lol, what was that for! :) -127702;1360602808;abracadabra;don't mind jcpham, that's just his way of saying hello -127701;1360602823;Chaang-Noi;:) -127700;1360602831;jcpham;yes i was saying hello -127699;1360602838;Chaang-Noi;hello all! -127698;1360602851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00063909 = 10.2254 BTC [+] -127697;1360602912;Chaang-Noi;sadly it is my bed time so i must say good night:) -127696;1360602961;jcpham;buh bye -127695;1360602989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3210 @ 0.00063909 = 2.0515 BTC [+] -127694;1360602991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7004 @ 0.00063949 = 4.479 BTC [+] -127693;1360603104;Chaang-Noi;bye jcpham -127692;1360603549;mod6;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-11/too-much-european-integration-romanian-donkey-meat-uk-beef-burgers -127691;1360603552;mod6;lol -127690;1360603713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20050 @ 0.0006438 = 12.9082 BTC [+] -127689;1360603942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.0006438 = 4.5388 BTC [+] -127688;1360603944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.0006441 = 6.0867 BTC [+] -127687;1360604214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00064313 = 11.3834 BTC [-] -127686;1360604386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00064313 = 3.4729 BTC [-] -127685;1360604501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.0006441 = 7.4716 BTC [+] -127684;1360604673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.0006441 = 1.6747 BTC [+] -127683;1360604675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9986 @ 0.00064445 = 6.4355 BTC [+] -127682;1360605031;DeadWeasel;;;asks 24 -127681;1360605032;gribble;There are currently 896.14344 bitcoins offered at or under 24.0 USD, worth 21450.3202049 USD in total. -127680;1360605059;DeadWeasel;;;bids 23.9 -127679;1360605061;gribble;There are currently 1.9573856 bitcoins demanded at or over 23.9 USD, worth 46.7875594469 USD in total. -127678;1360605121;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -127677;1360605122;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.88490, Best ask: 23.91835, Bid-ask spread: 0.03345, Last trade: 23.91835, 24 hour volume: 30876.24546559, 24 hour low: 23.19000, 24 hour high: 24.37345, 24 hour vwap: 23.87169 -127676;1360605880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 514 @ 0.00064445 = 0.3312 BTC [+] -127675;1360605882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.0006446 = 3.3519 BTC [+] -127674;1360605883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3154 @ 0.00064485 = 2.0339 BTC [+] -127673;1360606095;ThickAsThieves;I wonder at what BTC value people start complaining about wallet-to-wallet transaction fees -127672;1360606434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9106 @ 0.00064313 = 5.8563 BTC [-] -127671;1360606443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17712 @ 0.00064351 = 11.3978 BTC [+] -127670;1360606452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5983 @ 0.0006451 = 3.8596 BTC [+] -127669;1360606454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5150 @ 0.00064526 = 3.3231 BTC [+] -127668;1360606456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22721 @ 0.00064544 = 14.665 BTC [+] -127667;1360606460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16586 @ 0.00064556 = 10.7073 BTC [+] -127666;1360606461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5987 @ 0.00064581 = 3.8665 BTC [+] -127665;1360606469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22713 @ 0.00064621 = 14.6774 BTC [+] -127664;1360606474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8936 @ 0.00064662 = 5.7782 BTC [+] -127663;1360606476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14784 @ 0.00064698 = 9.565 BTC [+] -127662;1360606477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6324 @ 0.00064708 = 4.0921 BTC [+] -127661;1360606479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00064721 = 4.0774 BTC [+] -127660;1360606483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30450 @ 0.00064784 = 19.7267 BTC [+] -127659;1360606492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52462 @ 0.0006479 = 33.9901 BTC [+] -127658;1360606581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4180 @ 0.0006479 = 2.7082 BTC [+] -127657;1360607466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00064619 = 4.9757 BTC [-] -127656;1360607486;mod6;;;calc 1000*.0005 -127655;1360607487;gribble;0.5 -127654;1360607551;mod6;;;calc 1000000000000000/11000000 -127653;1360607551;gribble;90909090.9091 -127652;1360607577;mod6;;;calc 90909090*.0005 -127651;1360607578;gribble;45454.545 -127650;1360607588;mod6;HEH -127649;1360607631;mod6;;;calc 90909090*.00000001 -127648;1360607631;gribble;0.9090909 -127647;1360607660;mod6;\o/ -127646;1360607701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00064619 = 6.9789 BTC [-] -127645;1360607704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8238 @ 0.00064313 = 5.2981 BTC [-] -127644;1360607766;jurov;;;bc,convert shenanigans -127643;1360607767;gribble;1 BTC = Google's calculator didn't come up with anything. -127642;1360607781;jurov;;;slap assbot -127641;1360608096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1742 @ 0.00064313 = 1.1203 BTC [-] -127640;1360608098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4906 @ 0.00064217 = 3.1505 BTC [-] -127639;1360608109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4943 @ 0.00063782 = 3.1527 BTC [-] -127638;1360608354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00595054 = 11.6036 BTC [+] -127637;1360608581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1357 @ 0.00063782 = 0.8655 BTC [-] -127636;1360608585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6943 @ 0.0006373 = 4.4248 BTC [-] -127635;1360609156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.0006479 = 0.7775 BTC [+] -127634;1360609269;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -127633;1360609269;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.84588, Best ask: 23.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03412, Last trade: 23.84587, 24 hour volume: 30125.82192065, 24 hour low: 23.19000, 24 hour high: 24.37345, 24 hour vwap: 23.89098 -127632;1360609346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.000644 = 7.245 BTC [-] -127631;1360609384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21808 @ 0.0006479 = 14.1294 BTC [+] -127630;1360609386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14492 @ 0.00064981 = 9.417 BTC [+] -127629;1360609512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3908 @ 0.00064981 = 2.5395 BTC [+] -127628;1360609514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00064995 = 2.7948 BTC [+] -127627;1360609516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8103 @ 0.0006506 = 5.2718 BTC [+] -127626;1360609764;DeadWeasel;;;slap gribble -127625;1360609799;DeadWeasel;;;slap DeadWeasel -127624;1360609815;DeadWeasel;! -127623;1360610125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5283 @ 0.000644 = 3.4023 BTC [-] -127622;1360610163;DeadWeasel;S&M gribble -127621;1360610171;DeadWeasel;;;slap DeadWeasel -127620;1360610517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4106 @ 0.00064299 = 2.6401 BTC [-] -127619;1360611361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11094 @ 0.00064661 = 7.1735 BTC [+] -127618;1360611519;jurov;hatefest on #bitcon-otc -127617;1360611534;jurov;Mircea Popescu, the Bill Gates of Bitcoin. (if billg had porn on microsoft.com) -127616;1360611631;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.96320, Best ask: 23.99677, Bid-ask spread: 0.03357, Last trade: 23.99677, 24 hour volume: 30284.73846546, 24 hour low: 23.19000, 24 hour high: 24.37345, 24 hour vwap: 23.89730 -127615;1360611771;DeadWeasel;30k volume, not very high. -127614;1360611875;Bugpowder;24.19! -127613;1360612083;DeadWeasel;!! -127612;1360612098;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -127611;1360612099;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.99964, Best ask: 24.03327, Bid-ask spread: 0.03363, Last trade: 24.06130, 24 hour volume: 30690.91383549, 24 hour low: 23.19000, 24 hour high: 24.37345, 24 hour vwap: 23.90079 -127610;1360612117;DeadWeasel;350 bitcoins took us there from 23.96 -127609;1360612161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7606 @ 0.00064456 = 4.9025 BTC [-] -127608;1360612163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20694 @ 0.00064757 = 13.4008 BTC [+] -127607;1360612198;DeadWeasel;would anyone recommend S.BBET? -127606;1360612242;pigeons;depends what price you get it for -127605;1360612289;pigeons;you should take EskimoBob's advice and "be your own whale" to pump up the price some ;) -127604;1360612329;DeadWeasel;So that would require buying say, 300 shares, than buying at successively higher prices at junks of 100 shares? -127603;1360612349;DeadWeasel;thus creating a market for a 'rising' asset? -127602;1360612388;Diablo-D3;might as well start bidding on those asicminer shares then -127601;1360612545;pigeons;no i mean make a bunch of big bets -127600;1360612639;jurov;again? mass hysteria ensues :) -127599;1360612751;DeadWeasel;oh, sdice whale -127598;1360612751;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -127597;1360612752;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.05905, Best ask: 24.08999, Bid-ask spread: 0.03094, Last trade: 24.05904, 24 hour volume: 30755.51651899, 24 hour low: 23.19000, 24 hour high: 24.37345, 24 hour vwap: 23.90272 -127596;1360612760;DeadWeasel;that's not an option for me -127595;1360612773;DeadWeasel;because it's not profitable -127594;1360612943;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -127593;1360612944;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.05767, Best ask: 24.09136, Bid-ask spread: 0.03369, Last trade: 24.05768, 24 hour volume: 30812.67850009, 24 hour low: 23.19000, 24 hour high: 24.37345, 24 hour vwap: 23.90315 -127592;1360613225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14112 @ 0.0006373 = 8.9936 BTC [-] -127591;1360613232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19150 @ 0.00063714 = 12.2012 BTC [-] -127590;1360613316;DeadWeasel;ohmagherd it's dead in here today -127589;1360613323;DeadWeasel;;;slap deadweasel -127588;1360613566;DeadWeasel;I do need to do that, EskimoBob. -127587;1360613591;DeadWeasel;I'm just teaching myself to program now. It's slow as I have a full time job. -127586;1360613735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4238 @ 0.00063647 = 2.6974 BTC [-] -127585;1360613737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1490 @ 0.00064757 = 0.9649 BTC [+] -127584;1360613738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11067 @ 0.00065011 = 7.1948 BTC [+] -127583;1360613814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9099 @ 0.00063186 = 5.7493 BTC [-] -127582;1360613816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5217 @ 0.00063111 = 3.2925 BTC [-] -127581;1360613818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14053 @ 0.0006311 = 8.8688 BTC [-] -127580;1360613820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2831 @ 0.00063054 = 1.7851 BTC [-] -127579;1360613840;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -127578;1360613840;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.21001, Best ask: 24.27700, Bid-ask spread: 0.06699, Last trade: 24.21001, 24 hour volume: 30932.81371951, 24 hour low: 23.19000, 24 hour high: 24.37345, 24 hour vwap: 23.91140 -127577;1360613859;kakobreklaa;;;bc,covert eur -127576;1360613860;gribble;Error: "bc,covert" is not a valid command. -127575;1360613865;kakobreklaa;;;bc,convert eur -127574;1360613865;gribble;1 BTC = 24.21001 U.S. dollars = 18.0806647 Euros -127573;1360613885;PsychoticBoy_;Ka-ching -127572;1360613903;DeadWeasel;this does not seem stable with such low volume. -127571;1360613922;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed. -127570;1360613922;DeadWeasel;single user pump and dump? -127569;1360613965;DeadWeasel;and it looks like there is .5 BTC bot pushing down on the price.... -127568;1360614027;Bugpowder;yeah doing a great job of pushing it down too -127567;1360614040;DeadWeasel;lol, no. -127566;1360614066;DeadWeasel;I wonder how many SR users are waiting to get to the bank today, after being snowed in all weekend. -127565;1360614096;DeadWeasel;i know they are out of Oxycotin already. 3 day weekend. -127564;1360614101;DeadWeasel;and another one coming up! -127563;1360614234;mircea_popescu;what's oxycotin even for ? -127562;1360614263;ThickAsThieves;pain -127561;1360614277;DeadWeasel;addicts, the foundation of bitcoin. -127560;1360614278;ThickAsThieves;oxycontin& -127559;1360614295;ThickAsThieves;or oxycodone -127558;1360614300;DeadWeasel;i think that's as good as it gets. If porn can create the internet then addicts can create a new currencyu. -127557;1360614312;DeadWeasel;EskimoBob: no -127556;1360614329;mircea_popescu;this entire "sr drives bitcoin" is about as stupid as people thinking cowboy movies drove the us west. -127555;1360614357;ThickAsThieves;it's certainly "helping" tho -127554;1360614367;mircea_popescu;well sure. -127553;1360614385;ThickAsThieves;the best part about SR users is they dont care what the echange rate is -127552;1360614398;DeadWeasel;there is more activity on SR and their forums than any other bitcoin related activity -127551;1360614412;DeadWeasel;gambling is huge too, but they are more likely to stop at a certain point -127550;1360614428;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel activity on a forum is a very poor representation of anything. -127549;1360614449;DeadWeasel;it is, that's why it's another solid corner of the pyramind -127548;1360614458;ThickAsThieves;the SR thing can't last -127547;1360614478;jurov;where does that "if bitcoin goes up,gambling/sd will subside" come from? -127546;1360614478;ThickAsThieves;at least not in the US... -127545;1360614500;DeadWeasel;ThickAsThieves: it also can't be stopped, unless they open every package of mail, which is illegal if it's US POST -127544;1360614509;ThickAsThieves;USPS is stopping deliveries on Saturdays soon -127543;1360614520;ThickAsThieves;all those drugs just sitting all weekend -127542;1360614579;ThickAsThieves;many of the drugs could be sniffed out -127541;1360614582;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77870.msg1519243#msg1519243 one of the sd whales ? -127540;1360614589;DeadWeasel;they're stopping due to a lack of budget. I doubt they'll hire drug dogs to hang out on weekends. -127539;1360614590;ThickAsThieves;but you are right, it cant stop entirely -127538;1360614605;gribble;1 BTC = 24.26943 U.S. dollars = 18.1142185 Euros -127537;1360614613;ThickAsThieves;USPS budget isnt where dogs come from -127536;1360614656;ThickAsThieves;people could just ship on Mondays and be safer -127535;1360614671;ThickAsThieves;anywho idc -127534;1360614683;ThickAsThieves;legalize it all -127533;1360614692;DeadWeasel;Imagine the organization it would take to determine exactly which package is was. -127532;1360614701;DeadWeasel;ThickAsThieves: i agree, -127531;1360614715;DeadWeasel;let them OD or not, either way, drug issues sort themselves out. -127530;1360614809;ThickAsThieves;mp, that guy on your link's last post is inquiring about buying a harley for 450btc, maybe he IS a whale -127529;1360614836;mircea_popescu;is a harley that cheap ? -127528;1360614888;jcpham;some are -127527;1360614889;DeadWeasel;he def bets a lot -127526;1360614890;ThickAsThieves;used maybe -127525;1360614895;jborkl;a girls Harley is -127524;1360614901;jborkl;a sporster -127523;1360614911;jcpham;yeah i was going to say a sportster -127522;1360614926;jcpham;you can tack on enough extra to make it not cheap though -127521;1360614954;mircea_popescu;http://www.motorcyclenews.com/upload/218277/images/Sportster.jpg -127520;1360614958;mircea_popescu;wtf is this thing. seriously. -127519;1360614958;ThickAsThieves;he's also buying BFL preorders -127518;1360614979;mircea_popescu;looks like a husqvarna -127517;1360615002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12450 @ 0.00063768 = 7.9391 BTC [+] -127516;1360615004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 348 @ 0.00064263 = 0.2236 BTC [+] -127515;1360615016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00609434 = 1.2189 BTC [+] -127514;1360615019;Chilca;anyone has an inside about BFL preorders? -127513;1360615045;jborkl;you should know -127512;1360615053;jcpham;i ride an expatriated romanian mule mostly -127511;1360615053;ThickAsThieves;info on their forum says that the chips will arrive at bumping facility today or tomorrow -127510;1360615062;mircea_popescu;jcpham as long as its not an ass -127509;1360615082;mircea_popescu;Chilca http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -127508;1360615084;mircea_popescu;could go either way. -127507;1360615100;Chilca;Yea, I saw in the forum!, Thanks mircea_popescu -127506;1360615125;Chilca;we bought a few -127505;1360615156;ThickAsThieves;That bet has a weird qualifier in it -127504;1360615163;ThickAsThieves;Devices must be in scope of +-10% of advertised performance in order to be accepted as valid. -127503;1360615171;mircea_popescu;what's weird about that ? -127502;1360615172;ThickAsThieves;what if the devices are 11% faster than spec'd? -127501;1360615213;mircea_popescu;i defy you to deliver any sort of item, no matter what it be, from potatoes or crude oil to combustion engines or lcd monitors -127500;1360615220;mircea_popescu;that's NOT within 10% and still have it accepted. -127499;1360615239;ThickAsThieves;my point is, -127498;1360615241;mircea_popescu;10% is, if anything, mindboggling generous. -127497;1360615248;ThickAsThieves;what if BFL makes them FASTER -127496;1360615248;mircea_popescu;they deliver what they say or they fail. -127495;1360615252;mircea_popescu;doesn't matter. -127494;1360615264;mircea_popescu;production is about doing what you want, not what comes out. -127493;1360615295;ThickAsThieves;so if their devices all have a bonus speed of 11%, and ship on time, they still failed to meet the qualitifications? -127492;1360615308;ThickAsThieves;*deliver on time -127491;1360615336;ThickAsThieves;qualitifiations, heh -127490;1360615341;mircea_popescu;lol -127489;1360615357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7150 @ 0.00063083 = 4.5104 BTC [-] -127488;1360615358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12455 @ 0.00063054 = 7.8534 BTC [-] -127487;1360615363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6445 @ 0.00062986 = 4.0594 BTC [-] -127486;1360615380;mircea_popescu;anyway, if they deliver by 1st of march they're grossly NOT on time -127485;1360615389;mircea_popescu;as the things were supposed to come out in november last or something like that. -127484;1360615394;ThickAsThieves;indeed -127483;1360615407;mircea_popescu;but yes, if they specced 66 and deliver 73 they lose. -127482;1360615413;Diablo-D3;bfl started a YEAR before everyone else -127481;1360615422;Diablo-D3;they are REALLY late -127480;1360615438;ThickAsThieves;i ordered a couple a month ago, I just wanna own em, not worried if they make the money -127479;1360615448;ThickAsThieves;I surmise that over time theyll be worth it anyway -127478;1360615456;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: nope -127477;1360615458;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves one angle i think most people fail to grok is that -127476;1360615466;Diablo-D3;asicminer will fuck over difficulty for everyone else -127475;1360615468;mircea_popescu;once btc takes over, these fabled early asics will sell at sotheby's -127474;1360615469;mircea_popescu;(for btc) -127473;1360615473;kakobreklaa;last time i checked inaba was making exuses they will likely fail their power req. and lose the bet they made publicly -127472;1360615497;pigeons;inaba making excuses? no! -127471;1360615497;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa last time i heard of him he was getting owned by the girl -127470;1360615498;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: btw, I suggest you bid on more asicminer shares if you plan on making any money -127469;1360615503;jborkl;SD about to cross 3 million bets -127468;1360615508;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -127467;1360615509;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.20309, Best ask: 24.23694, Bid-ask spread: 0.03385, Last trade: 24.23694, 24 hour volume: 31171.64310858, 24 hour low: 23.19000, 24 hour high: 24.37345, 24 hour vwap: 23.91775 -127466;1360615515;mircea_popescu;i wonder if it ever goes over 1bn bets -127465;1360615545;ThickAsThieves;diablo, I might, just a matter of whether I can move money around before the deadline... -127464;1360615580;mircea_popescu;i hope that's a joke -127463;1360615585;mircea_popescu;asicminer is MAYBE worth 0.08 atm -127462;1360615594;mircea_popescu;which is still under par. -127461;1360615594;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3254 = 0.6508 BTC [+] -127460;1360615602;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: lol. -127459;1360615603;mircea_popescu;if there were a practical way to do it i'd short the entire float. -127458;1360615604;ThickAsThieves;they seem to be hinting they will go online very soon -127457;1360615609;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves even so. -127456;1360615635;Diablo-D3;I dont think mircea_popescu realizes how much hash power asicminer will end up having -127455;1360615645;mircea_popescu;"end up having". -127454;1360615653;DeadWeasel;how did namworld's auction go? -127453;1360615661;Diablo-D3;DeadWeasel: I won half of it -127452;1360615663;DeadWeasel;last i saw was .51 -127451;1360615666;DeadWeasel;nice! -127450;1360615666;mircea_popescu;i think he got like .35 or some ungodly thing like that -127449;1360615668;mircea_popescu;o wow. -127448;1360615674;ThickAsThieves;if you wanna short it, buy that 5000share seat and promote your auction more than Nam -127447;1360615683;mircea_popescu;god i wish i could sell 10k of those. -127446;1360615696;mircea_popescu;no, to short it i'd have to borrow some and sell them. -127445;1360615704;mircea_popescu;and i wouldn't promote that shit either, it's unconscionable. -127444;1360615705;DeadWeasel;Diablo-D3: what was the final price? -127443;1360615709;ThickAsThieves;hehe -127442;1360615712;Diablo-D3;DeadWeasel: see the thread -127441;1360615720;ThickAsThieves;some people bid like .41 right? -127440;1360615724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00064024 = 2.1128 BTC [+] -127439;1360615735;Diablo-D3;yeah -127438;1360615747;Diablo-D3;asicminer shares should go past 1 btc -127437;1360615765;mircea_popescu;lol dude, srsly. -127436;1360615770;ThickAsThieves;also, as far as buying the BFLs I did, like I said, I just wanna own a couple miners, I have a lot of "gizmos" -127435;1360615780;DeadWeasel;at work, look it up later. glad you won though Diablo-D3 -127434;1360615822;ThickAsThieves;i wanna make sure I understand somehting about how the blockchain works, -127433;1360615840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30855 @ 0.00062986 = 19.4343 BTC [-] -127432;1360615840;ThickAsThieves;if bitcoin transaction volume increased like 1000x -127431;1360615841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00062884 = 7.3574 BTC [-] -127430;1360615850;ThickAsThieves;mining difficulty drops a lot right? -127429;1360615851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4972 @ 0.00062786 = 3.1217 BTC [-] -127428;1360615853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00062766 = 12.1138 BTC [-] -127427;1360615857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 173 @ 0.00062729 = 0.1085 BTC [-] -127426;1360615857;mircea_popescu;not at all. -127425;1360615858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 950 @ 0.00062706 = 0.5957 BTC [-] -127424;1360615861;Diablo-D3;I wish I had the money to buy all of asicminer -127423;1360615863;Diablo-D3;all 200k shares -127422;1360615873;mircea_popescu;this is why you don't have a lot of money. -127421;1360615891;ThickAsThieves;so how will the system deal with confirming that many transactions -127420;1360615901;ThickAsThieves;like what if there were 1000 satoshidice.coms -127419;1360615919;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves blocks currently can only cointain 1mb of data -127418;1360615921;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: dude, if I had all of asiicminer -127417;1360615928;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I'd basically own most of the hashing power out there -127416;1360615929;mircea_popescu;so miners would prolly sort out the txs by fee/bytes -127415;1360615950;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you get excited too easily. things don't work like they could -127414;1360615952;DeadWeasel;yup, start sending a fee at that point if want immediate includsion in the blockchain -127413;1360615953;ThickAsThieves;so the fee revenue would go up a lot -127412;1360615954;mircea_popescu;things work like they work. -127411;1360615960;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes. -127410;1360615964;mircea_popescu;conceivably. -127409;1360615970;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I am very unexcitable -127408;1360615981;ThickAsThieves;and fee revenue goes into blocks? -127407;1360615984;gribble;1 BTC = 24.21231 U.S. dollars = 18.0715853 Euros -127406;1360615990;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that made no sense. -127405;1360616007;ThickAsThieves;just trying to fully graspo this -127404;1360616017;ThickAsThieves;where do fees go? -127403;1360616019;mircea_popescu;a tx is (x+y+z) btc input (k+l+m) btc output. -127402;1360616031;mircea_popescu;if input > output the difference is kept by whoever mines the blokc -127401;1360616055;mircea_popescu;if that difference divided by the tx length is high everyone mining will want to include it in their block -127400;1360616062;mircea_popescu;if its low nobody would include it unless there's space -127399;1360616085;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: it isnt yet -127398;1360616087;mircea_popescu;think like the blocks are train wagons, and the tx are people. the fee is what they pay -127397;1360616096;mircea_popescu;if a 200lb woman offers 10 bux she waits -127396;1360616104;mircea_popescu;if some 75lb dood offers 100 bux he gets in -127395;1360616105;ThickAsThieves;right -127394;1360616121;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: the auctions are manual, yes -127393;1360616130;ThickAsThieves;so when the last new bitcoin is mined, miners mine for the fees only? -127392;1360616133;Diablo-D3;it was on glbse -127391;1360616146;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: yes -127390;1360616151;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves exactly -127389;1360616157;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: look in the auctions forum, several people are selling their shares -127388;1360616166;ThickAsThieves;so, say it's 2015 and 50% of the world is using bitcoin -127387;1360616172;mircea_popescu;ok. -127386;1360616178;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: friedcat is going to be putting his own exchange up -127385;1360616180;Diablo-D3;heh -127384;1360616182;Diablo-D3;THEN WHY ASK -127383;1360616189;ThickAsThieves;you could potentially still make monet -127382;1360616192;ThickAsThieves;money* -127381;1360616193;ThickAsThieves;mininhg -127380;1360616198;mircea_popescu;surely. -127379;1360616199;pigeons;Homomorphic Payment Addresses and the Pay-to-Contract Protocol http://arxiv.org/pdf/1212.3257 -127378;1360616204;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: because it kind of already is -127377;1360616206;pigeons;from https://github.com/bcpki/bitcoin/blob/master/README.md -127376;1360616221;Diablo-D3;because thats not my choice -127375;1360616252;ThickAsThieves;i guess what i'm trying to confirm is, that all these charts miners are working on, and trying to predict difficulty are all totally thrown out the window if rapid bitcoin adoption happens -127374;1360616264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4944 @ 0.00062706 = 3.1002 BTC [-] -127373;1360616275;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes. -127372;1360616288;ThickAsThieves;ok i'm done, thx :) -127371;1360616295;mircea_popescu;the "charts" people like that idiot on reddit are working on are bs anyway -127370;1360616307;mircea_popescu;for so many different reasons it doesn't even matter that adoption would skew -127369;1360616320;gribble;1 BTC = 24.28302 U.S. dollars = 18.1243618 Euros -127368;1360616332;DeadWeasel;DeaDTerra: what is XRP? -127367;1360616369;pigeons;"ripples" ripple.com transaction fee currency -127366;1360616391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5606 @ 0.00062706 = 3.5153 BTC [-] -127365;1360616391;pigeons;very rare only 10 billion -127364;1360616392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4244 @ 0.00062683 = 2.6603 BTC [-] -127363;1360616396;jcpham;who needs xrp? -127362;1360616408;ThickAsThieves;brokers that use bitfunder? -127361;1360616441;pigeons;;) -127360;1360616446;jcpham;1btc for 100k xrp? -127359;1360616450;jcpham;yowsers -127358;1360616478;mircea_popescu;wait, so supposedly xrp mkt cap is 100k btc ? -127357;1360616484;mircea_popescu;in what parallel universe this ?! -127356;1360616492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00064024 = 8.5152 BTC [+] -127355;1360616555;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: how many BTC do you have? -127354;1360616561;mircea_popescu;a bunch -127353;1360616567;Diablo-D3;more than 100k? -127352;1360616569;pigeons;Diablo-D3: how small is your dick? -127351;1360616571;mircea_popescu;yeah. -127350;1360616575;Diablo-D3;more than 400k? -127349;1360616578;mircea_popescu;maybe. -127348;1360616586;jcpham;i'll sell 500 xrp for 1 btc DeaDTerra -127347;1360616592;Diablo-D3;how many people do you think have more than 400k? -127346;1360616601;Diablo-D3;or hell, more than 1k -127345;1360616612;mircea_popescu;more than 1k at least 1k -127344;1360616618;mircea_popescu;more than 400k maybe a dozen, if that. -127343;1360616677;Diablo-D3;okay so -127342;1360616709;Diablo-D3;do you think it'd be possible to raise a little over 400k btc to start a datacenter catering to high density computation customers? -127341;1360616714;mircea_popescu;nope. -127340;1360616740;Diablo-D3;even if it was done in bonds that pay the equiv of 5% annually for ten years? -127339;1360616761;mircea_popescu;your 400k would be a very big 4% stake out of all bitcoin. your datacenter would be an inconsequential 0.0001% of all datacenters -127338;1360616768;mircea_popescu;which is an inconsequential 0.0000% of all fiat. -127337;1360616777;mircea_popescu;trades happen if and only if the % of btc you give away -127336;1360616782;mircea_popescu;gets a larger % of fiat in exchange. -127335;1360616805;Diablo-D3;yes, but it would have 100-150 racks profiting 10k USD a month -127334;1360616812;mircea_popescu;makes no diff. -127333;1360616821;mircea_popescu;400k btc just went from 14 each to 24 each -127332;1360616821;Diablo-D3;;;calc 10000 * 150 -127331;1360616821;gribble;1500000 -127330;1360616826;Diablo-D3;;;calc 10000 * 150 / 24 -127329;1360616827;gribble;62500 -127328;1360616832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00064196 = 13.8021 BTC [+] -127327;1360616834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5902 @ 0.00064263 = 3.7928 BTC [+] -127326;1360616836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1633 @ 0.00065011 = 1.0616 BTC [+] -127325;1360616840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 497 @ 0.0006506 = 0.3233 BTC [+] -127324;1360616841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00065122 = 5.34 BTC [+] -127323;1360616845;Diablo-D3;it'd generate 62.5k bitcoins a month. -127322;1360616847;iz;;;calc 400000 * (24 - 14) -127321;1360616847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00065302 = 5.616 BTC [+] -127320;1360616847;gribble;4000000 -127319;1360616848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13070 @ 0.00065318 = 8.5371 BTC [+] -127318;1360616854;Bugpowder;yeaa -127317;1360616854;mircea_popescu;you will eventualyl be able to finance fiat endeavours in btc, but prolly after btc mkt cap passes 1 trillion. -127316;1360616863;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: Im not going to let nefario sink this ship -127315;1360616891;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: DMC could cause btc to reach $1000 -127314;1360616900;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: not really. -127313;1360616906;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: it never left the dock. -127312;1360617042;mircea_popescu;for now the deals that make sense to finance in btc are the deals that bring btc. -127311;1360617064;mircea_popescu;if you made a btc-taking datacenter. problem is the btc paying customers aren't doing more than maybe a few ks worth a year -127310;1360617091;mircea_popescu;so your mkt cap is probably under 50k btc or something like that. -127309;1360617141;Bugpowder;wouldn't it make more sense to manage an existing datacenter -127308;1360617154;mircea_popescu;it probably would. -127307;1360617170;mircea_popescu;arguably it'd be a good idea to make a btc-level secure btc -127306;1360617174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6570 @ 0.00064415 = 4.2321 BTC [-] -127305;1360617185;mircea_popescu;somewhere in a free country, with good safety in place -127304;1360617190;mircea_popescu;and sell guaranteed space. -127303;1360617206;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I would accept btc, btw -127302;1360617226;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: no, most datacenters are pretty much fucked -127301;1360617239;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: they arent upgrading to handle customer demands and are massively wasting space -127300;1360617247;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: the only way to win is to come out of nowhere and eat their lunch -127299;1360617293;mircea_popescu;you're not eating anyone's lunch -127298;1360617302;mircea_popescu;the reason they're sloppy is that there's so much govt demand for them -127297;1360617317;Diablo-D3;sloppy doesnt bring the money in -127296;1360617432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5775 @ 0.00065318 = 3.7721 BTC [+] -127295;1360617452;Diablo-D3;many datacenters are not accepting new customers because they're "full" -127294;1360617459;Diablo-D3;yet half their rack space is wasted because of mismanagement -127293;1360617544;mircea_popescu;you're still not eating their lunch. -127292;1360617552;mircea_popescu;they're not making a loss. -127291;1360617561;DeadWeasel;not yet, not without a great plan. -127290;1360617576;DeadWeasel;and capital, and 12 hour work days for the next several years -127289;1360617586;DeadWeasel;then, maybe. -127288;1360617597;mircea_popescu;even with all that. they'll be fine, you'll make a little more per sq foot -127287;1360617727;DeadWeasel;which would be a nice business. -127286;1360617752;DeadWeasel;Diablo-D3: i agree with you on the state of the industry. -127285;1360617766;DeadWeasel;there is room for improvement. -127284;1360617775;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C210T] 3 @ 0.2192369 = 0.6577 BTC [+] -127283;1360617853;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C220T] 3 @ 0.18744462 = 0.5623 BTC -127282;1360617891;mircea_popescu;problem is, a datacenter is something a multi-billion company makes. in fact, it's about on the level of building a nuclear plant. -127281;1360617898;mircea_popescu;heck, if one had any sense they'd build them together. -127280;1360617904;mircea_popescu;a nuclear plant and a datacenter. -127279;1360617908;mircea_popescu;to use all its power. -127278;1360617958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9231 @ 0.00064415 = 5.9461 BTC [-] -127277;1360617962;pigeons;much smaller companies than that make datacenters, just as nice or nicer than the big ones, but less capacity -127276;1360617962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3969 @ 0.00064189 = 2.5477 BTC [-] -127275;1360617995;pigeons;everybody wants you to survive a nuclear strike even if you're just making toys -127274;1360618005;mircea_popescu;im just thinking its so commodified it's probably the case economies of scale rule. -127273;1360618011;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13 BTC [+] -127272;1360618014;pigeons;yeah i find that -127271;1360618039;pigeons;but some people (over?)pay just to be "in house. and definately overpay for uptime they dont need -127270;1360618094;pigeons;i frequently say why the fuck do you think this place will last, you could just build one the next county over where everything is cheaper, the next country over where you can use slaves and pollute, etc -127269;1360618122;mircea_popescu;slaves is always nice. -127268;1360618133;pigeons;well "cheaper labor" -127267;1360618176;mircea_popescu;people who take their work seriously. -127266;1360618214;pigeons;yeah -127265;1360618371;markedathome;has there been some sort of glbse payout today from either glbse or btcsyn? -127264;1360618386;mircea_popescu;not that i heard of. -127263;1360618389;markedathome;around 1530gmt -127262;1360618397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 205 @ 0.00065318 = 0.1339 BTC [+] -127261;1360618398;mircea_popescu;there's been a lot of bitcoin sindicate drama on the forum tho -127260;1360618465;markedathome;saw that, but I didn't think that anything was happening from glasswalker's side until tomorrow/wednesday as he was 'away on personal business/attending a wedding' according to last email -127259;1360618480;markedathome;or have I randomly been given some btc? -127258;1360618518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25395 @ 0.00065362 = 16.5987 BTC [+] -127257;1360618520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 905 @ 0.00064189 = 0.5809 BTC [-] -127256;1360618528;Bugpowder;I love when that happens -127255;1360618530;mircea_popescu;1. My God, What is this? -127254;1360618530;mircea_popescu;Yes, the dog will tell you. -127253;1360618538;mircea_popescu;for some reason the this is dog meme is really hard on foreigners. -127252;1360618572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00065516 = 2.3913 BTC [+] -127251;1360618574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18926 @ 0.00065549 = 12.4058 BTC [+] -127250;1360618575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4928 @ 0.00065549 = 3.2303 BTC [+] -127249;1360618577;mircea_popescu;2. MPSIC what? -127248;1360618577;mircea_popescu;The term stands for the standard identification code Pvpskvmybashd Mrsya. -127247;1360618578;Bugpowder;upupup -127246;1360618580;mircea_popescu;ok, fuck me... -127245;1360618651;mod6;lol @ this comment on superbowl bitbet: How can the Ravens be such underdogs when they have Capn' Stabbin Ray Lewis, ... -127244;1360618675;mircea_popescu;is he good ? -127243;1360618684;Bugpowder;he was 10 years ago -127242;1360618744;Bugpowder;then he (or his friends) murdered someone outside the club after a SuperBowl in 2000 -127241;1360618752;Bugpowder;got off -127240;1360618759;Bugpowder;o hai! -127239;1360618766;jcpham;bitches be trippin -127238;1360618768;Bugpowder;;;ticker -127237;1360618769;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.40000, Best ask: 24.41768, Bid-ask spread: 0.01768, Last trade: 24.40000, 24 hour volume: 32455.87760636, 24 hour low: 23.50000, 24 hour high: 24.41769, 24 hour vwap: 23.97896 -127236;1360618769;jcpham;gettin stabbed -127235;1360618780;Bugpowder;STAB THE BEARZ -127234;1360618792;mircea_popescu;i c -127233;1360618796;Bugpowder;;;bids 24.40 -127232;1360618799;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 24.4 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -127231;1360618811;jcpham;bam -127230;1360618813;jcpham;up -127229;1360618820;mircea_popescu;;;bids 30 -127228;1360618822;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 30.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -127227;1360618963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17272 @ 0.00065549 = 11.3216 BTC [+] -127226;1360618964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28 @ 0.00065555 = 0.0184 BTC [+] -127225;1360619345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00064189 = 2.4713 BTC [-] -127224;1360619418;mircea_popescu;Chilca btw, were you doing qa spanish mpex faq ? -127223;1360619572;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.7638 BTC [-] -127222;1360619730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3476 @ 0.00064189 = 2.2312 BTC [-] -127221;1360619736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9714 @ 0.00063776 = 6.1952 BTC [-] -127220;1360619738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7360 @ 0.00063066 = 4.6417 BTC [-] -127219;1360620278;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -127218;1360620279;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.19720, Best ask: 24.23107, Bid-ask spread: 0.03387, Last trade: 24.19334, 24 hour volume: 33722.82880541, 24 hour low: 23.54000, 24 hour high: 24.44000, 24 hour vwap: 23.99748 -127217;1360620397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00064312 = 4.0517 BTC [+] -127216;1360620401;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 4 @ 0.0249 = 0.0996 BTC [+] -127215;1360620403;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 11 @ 0.0249 = 0.2739 BTC [+] -127214;1360620426;Bugpowder_;;;asks 25 -127213;1360620428;gribble;There are currently 7707.7138 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 191236.44685 USD in total. -127212;1360620431;Bugpowder_;;;bids 23 -127211;1360620433;gribble;There are currently 7865.8976 bitcoins demanded at or over 23.0 USD, worth 183422.259511 USD in total. -127210;1360620435;Bugpowder_;:) -127209;1360620475;Bugpowder_;;;asks 29.5 -127208;1360620477;gribble;There are currently 16509.353 bitcoins offered at or under 29.5 USD, worth 428037.241778 USD in total. -127207;1360620485;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 40 @ 0.025 = 1 BTC [+] -127206;1360620501;Bugpowder_;;;bids 22 -127205;1360620503;gribble;There are currently 17945.695 bitcoins demanded at or over 22.0 USD, worth 409683.330498 USD in total. -127204;1360620509;Bugpowder_;:D -127203;1360620539;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3498 BTC [+] -127202;1360620583;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.025 BTC [+] -127201;1360620664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00064312 = 1.7686 BTC [+] -127200;1360620666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17150 @ 0.00065555 = 11.2427 BTC [+] -127199;1360620887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00065176 = 13.4263 BTC [-] -127198;1360620980;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24hprc -127197;1360620982;gribble;23.93 -127196;1360621011;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.7644 = 1.5288 BTC [+] -127195;1360621099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200 @ 0.00065176 = 0.1304 BTC [-] -127194;1360621101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17337 @ 0.00064004 = 11.0964 BTC [-] -127193;1360621589;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [-] -127192;1360621612;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.76380001 = 1.5276 BTC [-] -127191;1360621614;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.7638 = 3.0552 BTC [-] -127190;1360621750;maximian;looks like havelock needs to add some more s.dice shares -127189;1360621764;Bugpowder_;They have 1,000,000 shares -127188;1360621783;Bugpowder_;900,000 actually -127187;1360621806;maximian;it's trading high relative to mpex -127186;1360621822;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -127185;1360621823;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.71999000 / 0.74751773 / 0.76500000 (22 shares, 16.44539002 BTC), 7D: 0.52100000 / 0.62747513 / 0.76500000 (6394 shares, 4012.07597940 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.64105367 / 0.89000000 (10577 shares, 6780.42462184 BTC) -127184;1360621825;Bugpowder_;yeah -127183;1360621829;mircea_popescu;74s yea -127182;1360621832;Bugpowder_;If I were topace -127181;1360621838;Bugpowder_;I would buy some and dump -127180;1360621840;Bugpowder_;on havelock -127179;1360621845;maximian;yep, same here -127178;1360621848;mircea_popescu;well so buy 100k amnd push it to him -127177;1360621854;mircea_popescu;i think he converts neh ? -127176;1360621861;Bugpowder_;not that direction -127175;1360621863;Bugpowder_;:) -127174;1360621866;mircea_popescu;lol -127173;1360621866;maximian;does he do that? -127172;1360621873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6172 @ 0.00065555 = 4.0461 BTC [+] -127171;1360621880;mircea_popescu;maybe ask ? i thought it was discussed -127170;1360621883;mircea_popescu;couldn't swear to it -127169;1360621906;DeadWeasel;this is where evoorhees comes in and announces the NEXT TRANCHE! -127168;1360621914;Bugpowder_;they have about 40,000 shares of bid at .0065 and above -127167;1360621924;maximian;lol -127166;1360621926;Bugpowder_;like... free money dudes -127165;1360621974;Bugpowder_;just like picking up S.MPOE at .00062 -127164;1360621979;Bugpowder_;FREE MONEY -127163;1360622024;maximian;nobody seems to think so…. or the people who do are tapped out -127162;1360622026;maximian;like me! -127161;1360622072;mircea_popescu;and then they ask how does btc finance drive the btc. -127160;1360622074;mircea_popescu;welllll... -127159;1360622396;jurov;DeadWeasel this is eerie -127158;1360622407;jurov;welcome evoorhees -127157;1360622436;mircea_popescu;6 minutes lol -127156;1360622635;truffles;how does btc finance drive teh btc? -127155;1360622660;mircea_popescu;people getting tapped out. -127154;1360622692;truffles;i was going to respond to that article but u seem busy mp -127153;1360622700;truffles;the one about stoopids -127152;1360622712;mircea_popescu;so go ahead -127151;1360622733;truffles;gee cant i get to complain a lil -127150;1360622742;truffles;fine i will ! -127149;1360622787;truffles;oh i saw somethign about UK making ads to tell the Romanians to stay out cuz UK not so good lol -127148;1360622845;truffles;http://www.publicserviceeurope.com/article/2686/uk-cannot-afford-eu-open-borders-any-longer -127147;1360622880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3228 @ 0.00065559 = 2.1162 BTC [+] -127146;1360622894;mircea_popescu;welfare state collapsing all over the world -127145;1360622897;mircea_popescu;why's that notable -127144;1360622926;truffles;cuz they dont want Romanians and some other country taking the jobs? -127143;1360622938;truffles;u know its GREAT britian -127142;1360622958;truffles;Bulgarians -127141;1360622966;jurov;maybe ask in #bitcoin-otc-uk -127140;1360622985;truffles;heh -127139;1360622992;truffles;how many bitcoin channels are there geez -127138;1360622992;jurov;some dood insisted they need own channel -127137;1360622998;jurov;without these rm -127136;1360623010;jurov;romanians i suppose -127135;1360623030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00064286 = 10.2858 BTC [-] -127134;1360623032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00064004 = 5.3763 BTC [-] -127133;1360623043;mircea_popescu;lol -127132;1360623053;mircea_popescu;it's funny tho, cause they call them romanians but it's mostly gypsies -127131;1360623058;mircea_popescu;who, you know, love to travel. -127130;1360623087;truffles;gypsies so hated for no reason -127129;1360623102;jcpham;expatriated romanian donkey refugess -127128;1360623106;jcpham;*refugees -127127;1360623230;mircea_popescu;lol -127126;1360623280;kakobreklaa;did you hear about the romania, horses and france? -127125;1360623285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00064004 = 9.0246 BTC [-] -127124;1360623321;truffles;lets hear it -127123;1360623353;mircea_popescu;lol yeah -127122;1360623363;mircea_popescu;it was funny cause that morning i had horse salami for breakfast -127121;1360623387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00064004 = 5.0563 BTC [-] -127120;1360623404;kakobreklaa;i like horse meat a lot -127119;1360623411;kakobreklaa;and they complain. -127118;1360623419;kakobreklaa;wackos. -127117;1360623434;mircea_popescu;well, if i ordered chicken curry and got pork curry i'd prolly say something -127116;1360623453;truffles;horse meat found in 16 EU countries -127115;1360623453;kakobreklaa;not if it tastes better and you dont know what it is. -127114;1360623459;truffles;thanks france! -127113;1360623466;mircea_popescu;it'd be pretty out there for me to not know what it is -127112;1360623491;kakobreklaa;maybe you got pork in your horse salame what do you know -127111;1360623523;truffles;i hear horse meat is delicious -127110;1360623534;kakobreklaa;i taste horse meat is delicious -127109;1360623579;mircea_popescu;its pretty good yeah -127108;1360623585;mircea_popescu;there's this traditional salami thing in romania -127107;1360623596;mircea_popescu;it's sort of like cheese (ie, grows a special mold) -127106;1360623619;Lyspooner;moldy romanian horse sausage ftw -127105;1360623629;Lyspooner;hello all -127104;1360623640;mircea_popescu;http://www.recolta.eu/media/arhiva/salam-de-sibiu.jpeg -127103;1360623643;mircea_popescu;that sort of thing. -127102;1360623651;mircea_popescu;course by now it's industrially produced, they put pork in it etfc. -127101;1360623708;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu you should take mpex.com away from the midwest photo exchange -127100;1360623721;mircea_popescu;why ? -127099;1360623731;mircea_popescu;there's a bunch of things on the mpex name -127098;1360623739;Lyspooner;it will make you more money -127097;1360623740;mircea_popescu;Membrane Protein Explorer (MPEx) -127096;1360623748;mircea_popescu;Prosoniq MPEX -127095;1360623756;mircea_popescu;The Maryland Physics Expectations Survey (MPEX) -127094;1360623766;mircea_popescu;The Manufacturing Productivity Extension (MPEX) Program -127093;1360623773;mircea_popescu;why be an ass about it ? -127092;1360623799;Lyspooner;not an ass! a big swinging dick! -127091;1360623802;mircea_popescu;lol -127090;1360623831;Lyspooner;just email jim@mpex.com (srsly) and give him an offer -127089;1360623861;mircea_popescu;what, 10 bux ? -127088;1360623910;Lyspooner;maybe just put your exchange somewhere between "lenses" and "lighting&studio" -127087;1360623923;mircea_popescu;lol -127086;1360623990;mircea_popescu;Balance Sheet: Feb 1, 2013 -127085;1360623990;mircea_popescu;Short-term Assets -127084;1360623990;mircea_popescu;Cash: BTC 815.51 (majority locked in Bitcoinica liquidation) -127083;1360623995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8043 @ 0.00064004 = 5.1478 BTC [-] -127082;1360623998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3907 @ 0.00063496 = 2.4808 BTC [-] -127081;1360624003;mircea_popescu;someone explain to me how this guy's mind works -127080;1360624008;Lyspooner;who is that -127079;1360624011;mircea_popescu;unreceivables = short term assets ? -127078;1360624014;mircea_popescu;yochdog of all people. -127077;1360624067;mircea_popescu;wait, it gets better -127076;1360624067;mircea_popescu;Accounts receivable: 0 -127075;1360624067;mircea_popescu;ASIC pre-orders, not delivered: $8,000 -127074;1360624076;truffles;lets hear how mp's mind work though -127073;1360624091;mircea_popescu;his short term is made out of accounts he can't collect and items he won't receive. -127072;1360624102;mircea_popescu;maybe he thinks "short" means "missing" -127071;1360624132;mircea_popescu;like "i'm a dollar short" -127070;1360624142;truffles;how much is polimedia subscription -127069;1360624150;mircea_popescu;you mean for the blog ? -127068;1360624161;truffles;to view it -127067;1360624176;mircea_popescu;whatever you want. a btc = 20000 credits atm -127066;1360624182;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -127065;1360624182;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.36557, Best ask: 24.39955, Bid-ask spread: 0.03398, Last trade: 24.39955, 24 hour volume: 34302.41282646, 24 hour low: 23.54000, 24 hour high: 24.47002, 24 hour vwap: 24.01793 -127064;1360624188;mircea_popescu;24017 to be precise -127063;1360624208;truffles;well u know my stance -127062;1360624227;truffles;next time dont post it there -127061;1360624231;truffles;reddits better :) -127060;1360624241;mircea_popescu;uh. you have a stance ? -127059;1360624256;truffles;yes several -127058;1360624682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.00063787 = 7.3036 BTC [+] -127057;1360625280;Lyspooner;anyone have experience buying bitcoins on kapiton.se? -127056;1360625298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6773 @ 0.00063787 = 4.3203 BTC [+] -127055;1360625300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 508 @ 0.00063496 = 0.3226 BTC [-] -127054;1360625549;thestringpuller;dont buy trilemma credits -127053;1360625579;thestringpuller;i got 1000 and my ip change and mircea_popescu is refusing customer support :( -127052;1360625600;truffles;thats just terrible -127051;1360625682;truffles;u wrote them and no response? -127050;1360625777;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu can I get my credits updated :P -127049;1360625792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7260 @ 0.0006341 = 4.6036 BTC [-] -127048;1360625792;jcpham;can i get a reach around? -127047;1360625799;truffles;yanks -127046;1360625801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8324 @ 0.00064027 = 5.3296 BTC [+] -127045;1360625817;thestringpuller;yup my credits is gone -127044;1360625820;thestringpuller;:P -127043;1360625839;thestringpuller;instead I will just hack the paywall like i have been doing -127042;1360625858;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller um... didn't you get a pw ? -127041;1360625942;truffles;angry mobs are just waiting around the corner if this isnt sorted! -127040;1360625949;thestringpuller;lol -127039;1360625962;thestringpuller;no no pw -127038;1360625968;thestringpuller;you did it based on my ip -127037;1360625971;mircea_popescu;a well then. -127036;1360625975;mircea_popescu;get your ip back. -127035;1360626084;thestringpuller;lololol -127034;1360626118;Lyspooner;it seems like the options expiring next month have a low open interest. go spend some btc on marketing -127033;1360626118;truffles;internet id is how they roll over there? -127032;1360626152;mircea_popescu;well, the way trilema credits work is you can have them by pw or by ip -127031;1360626160;mircea_popescu;if you have them by ip and lose the ip you lose the credits. -127030;1360626167;mircea_popescu;if you have them by pw and lose the pw you lose the credits. -127029;1360626173;mircea_popescu;so... either way. buy moar. -127028;1360626182;truffles;what kind b.s. is this -127027;1360626191;truffles;no backups or recovery methods?? -127026;1360626191;mircea_popescu;this is bitcoin. -127025;1360626195;mircea_popescu;nope. -127024;1360626204;truffles;why not -127023;1360626205;pigeons;buy 100 btc worth and take him to rota -127022;1360626205;Lyspooner;start listing quarterly options... your bot can handle longer-dated options -127021;1360626208;truffles;shit happens -127020;1360626208;mircea_popescu;customer is responsible for his own enjoyment. -127019;1360626219;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner there's zero uptake of the march ones as it is -127018;1360626229;Lyspooner;that's a marketing issue -127017;1360626233;mircea_popescu;truffles so if shit happens then why are we discussing it ? -127016;1360626238;Lyspooner;the contracts are well-designed -127015;1360626251;truffles;customer needs help sorting his shit -127014;1360626251;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner perhaps, but until it is resolved i see little point in adding even longer terms -127013;1360626262;mircea_popescu;truffles that's sad for him now isn't it. -127012;1360626286;truffles;unhappy customer is not good for business! -127011;1360626292;mircea_popescu;i don't happen to care. -127010;1360626301;mircea_popescu;i would much rather the consumer type customer dies hungry -127009;1360626306;mircea_popescu;than make me rich -127008;1360626309;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu, the miners need to hedge longer exposure than two months, especially when dealing with asic dealers -127007;1360626315;truffles;scrooge -127006;1360626327;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner the miners are roughly too clueless to comprehend x.idiff and why they can't run without them -127005;1360626334;mircea_popescu;in spite of ample marketing effort directed at their dumbass. -127004;1360626341;Lyspooner;that makes me sad -127003;1360626347;mircea_popescu;not as sad as it makes me. -127002;1360626380;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139787.0 check that shit out -127001;1360626381;truffles;lets all throw rotten tomatoes at mp -127000;1360626391;mircea_popescu;truffles you new here i take it. -126999;1360626398;truffles;yes -126998;1360626405;truffles;i think im here approaching a week now -126997;1360626410;mircea_popescu;cool. -126996;1360626416;mircea_popescu;so there's this new doohickey called a bitcoin. -126995;1360626429;mircea_popescu;what it does is two things : it fucks governments so they can no longer finance welfarism -126994;1360626439;mircea_popescu;and it fucks over people so they can no longer expect others solve their shit for them -126993;1360626445;mircea_popescu;i love it equally for both reasons. -126992;1360626453;truffles;welfare is good for those who are disabled -126991;1360626467;mircea_popescu;i think you're not paying attention. -126990;1360626471;pigeons;take it to -politics -126989;1360626477;mircea_popescu;i am not trying to coopt your cooperation. i'm just telling you how it is. -126988;1360626479;truffles;but the ppl who like solving solve -126987;1360626499;Lyspooner;how far out does x.diff go -126986;1360626506;mircea_popescu;full year. -126985;1360626516;Lyspooner;yeah, that's being underutilized -126984;1360626516;jborkl;Tell that to all the taxes I pay and I don't get shit back - ever -126983;1360626524;truffles;nobody thinks about the handicapers -126982;1360626571;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner way. look here : http://trilema.com/2013/how-to-hedge-as-a-miner/ -126981;1360626574;Lyspooner;however, in the miners' defense, i don't think there is much paper interest on the other side of the transaction -126980;1360626593;mircea_popescu;there's plenty of speculative money on mpex, and they're not putting the orders in the book anyway -126979;1360626597;truffles;oh look another trilema linkey -126978;1360626600;truffles;tl dr -126977;1360626604;jcpham;tl:dr lots of numbers -126976;1360626607;truffles;oops didnt click -126975;1360626612;truffles;lol -126974;1360626639;pigeons;just use a proxy truffles -126973;1360626649;truffles;for what -126972;1360626669;Lyspooner;i think that you are not going to be successful at anything truffles, no matter by what standard you measure things -126971;1360626685;truffles;i havent found a really reliable proxy server for free so meh -126970;1360626710;pigeons;see what you did -126969;1360626715;truffles;omg -126968;1360626722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00063265 = 3.1 BTC [-] -126967;1360626723;truffles;he cant just say that and leave -126966;1360626726;mircea_popescu;lmao -126965;1360626775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5364 @ 0.00063066 = 3.3829 BTC [-] -126964;1360626777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00063046 = 3.5621 BTC [-] -126963;1360626778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 686 @ 0.00062858 = 0.4312 BTC [-] -126962;1360626809;truffles;if there's anything holding me back its procrastination -126961;1360626974;truffles;def gonna stalk that guy damit -126960;1360627153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5423 @ 0.00062858 = 3.4088 BTC [-] -126959;1360627155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3177 @ 0.00062683 = 1.9914 BTC [-] -126958;1360627193;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.758 = 7.58 BTC [-] -126957;1360627241;truffles;im a friendly person -126956;1360627553;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.759 = 7.59 BTC [+] -126955;1360627554;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.76 = 6.08 BTC [+] -126954;1360627597;mircea_popescu;lmao -126953;1360627606;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -126952;1360627608;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00556183 / 0.00606203 / 0.0064 (49421 shares, 299.59 BTC), 7D: 0.0042 / 0.00571766 / 0.00739498 (4354487 shares, 24,897.50 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00556178 / 0.0075 (8437874 shares, 46,929.61 BTC) -126951;1360627678;mircea_popescu;;;calc (0.76 - 0.00606203 * 100 * 95/100) * 18 -126950;1360627678;gribble;3.3139287 -126949;1360627733;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.76 = 7.6 BTC [+] -126948;1360627744;truffles;mp i am friendly! -126947;1360627789;truffles;there are less ppl in here so obv i type here -126946;1360627803;truffles;betting like half the ppl read the comments -126945;1360627924;midnightmagic;that's.. kind of creepy. -126944;1360627951;midnightmagic;"13:56 < truffles> def gonna stalk that guy damit" -126943;1360627965;mircea_popescu;so you're friendly, good for you. what of it ? -126942;1360627982;truffles;u laughed meaning u didnt believe me -126941;1360628000;truffles;i called it very interested midnightmagic -126940;1360628005;truffles;-ed -126939;1360628008;mircea_popescu;most stuff happening in this channel is not related to you. -126938;1360628012;mircea_popescu;i laughed at the price insanity. -126937;1360628020;truffles;ok -126936;1360628025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11903 @ 0.00062683 = 7.4612 BTC [-] -126935;1360628381;truffles;midnightmagic, dont u get the feeling bitcoiners are in a cult -126934;1360628501;midnightmagic;truffles: I get the feeling people looking in think it's a cult because the idea is strong enough to change minds. I also think people think all the psychopaths sniffing around the edges trying to fleece victims aren't doing us any favours, nor idiotic sites like silk road. -126933;1360628521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00062944 = 7.1127 BTC [+] -126932;1360628571;truffles;i hear all the talk about sticking it to the system but can it -126931;1360628600;truffles;what about all the ppl without computers -126930;1360628642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00062944 = 5.004 BTC [+] -126929;1360628644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00063265 = 3.353 BTC [+] -126928;1360628690;kakobreklaa;they got mobiles. -126927;1360628744;truffles;all the rich ppl can buy fast pcs and get most of the rewards -126926;1360628760;kakobreklaa;the what -126925;1360628766;truffles;btc -126924;1360628768;mircea_popescu;ok this is enough of that. -126923;1360628818;kakobreklaa;id guess you are on his ignore list by now. -126922;1360629107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00063521 = 1.9056 BTC [+] -126921;1360629129;kakobreklaa;i think its cute. -126920;1360629297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.00062683 = 6.2996 BTC [-] -126919;1360629299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19568 @ 0.00062675 = 12.2642 BTC [-] -126918;1360629301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1032 @ 0.00062656 = 0.6466 BTC [-] -126917;1360629341;pigeons;truffles: this is old, we dont want to hear it -126916;1360629640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8673 @ 0.00062656 = 5.4342 BTC [-] -126915;1360629642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8061 @ 0.00062628 = 5.0484 BTC [-] -126914;1360629650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00062628 = 0.0626 BTC [-] -126913;1360629652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10 @ 0.00062628 = 0.0063 BTC [-] -126912;1360629658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10 @ 0.00062628 = 0.0063 BTC [-] -126911;1360629659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10 @ 0.00062628 = 0.0063 BTC [-] -126910;1360629664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10 @ 0.00062628 = 0.0063 BTC [-] -126909;1360629666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1226 @ 0.00062608 = 0.7676 BTC [-] -126908;1360629937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00063136 = 1.7047 BTC [+] -126907;1360630148;jurov;lol that were my lil testing orders -126906;1360630172;jurov;at least no need to remove them now -126905;1360630209;jurov;truffles, how much do you want to pay for some juicy bit of history? -126904;1360630219;jurov;i'm sure i can dig something -126903;1360630493;jurov;payment accepted. so i present you this snippet featuring mircea_popescu: http://bash.org/?953990 -126902;1360630522;mircea_popescu;Quote #953990 is pending moderation. ? -126901;1360630544;mircea_popescu;shenanigans, i call them. -126900;1360630563;jurov;he got equivalent value for air btcs. -126899;1360630592;jurov;but once it will get unmoderated, it's really #bitcoin-assets quote, i've added myself -126898;1360630848;mircea_popescu;http://mywabashvalley.com/fulltext?nxd_id=292862 -126897;1360630854;mircea_popescu;the news from indiana. -126896;1360630951;Bugpowder_;did u see the coffee enema addicts from florida? -126895;1360630964;Bugpowder_;;;ticker -126894;1360630965;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.48786, Best ask: 24.52214, Bid-ask spread: 0.03428, Last trade: 24.43271, 24 hour volume: 29403.49796069, 24 hour low: 23.64560, 24 hour high: 24.54000, 24 hour vwap: 24.09918 -126893;1360630985;jurov;lol http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/02/11/elon-musk-calls-nytimes-review-of-the-tesla-model-s-fake-citing-vehicle-log-data-as-proof/ -126892;1360630988;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ yah -126891;1360631000;mircea_popescu;jurov omg they shoud be in bitcoin -126890;1360631002;mircea_popescu;delishious drama -126889;1360631048;jurov;yeah, maybe the reporter was btc miner and drained the battery :DD -126888;1360631059;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -126887;1360631065;mircea_popescu;HASHING TESLA! -126886;1360631074;mircea_popescu;giving pool hopping a whole new mining. -126885;1360631100;Bugpowder_;lol -126884;1360631138;mircea_popescu;inb4 it turns out the tesla logging stuff had a bug in it -126883;1360631475;mircea_popescu;wait -126882;1360632103;jurov;wait what? -126881;1360632193;mircea_popescu;nm lol -126880;1360632461;jurov;http://baselinescenario.com/2013/02/09/the-importance-of-excel/ -126879;1360632515;jurov;my brother does even industry energy calculations in excel -126878;1360632541;jurov;recently asked me about help importing 500k data points from some measurements -126877;1360632558;mircea_popescu;why excel -126876;1360632581;jurov;cause excel. whole article/discussion is about that. -126875;1360632598;jurov;after a while i gave up and did it for him in perl -126874;1360632621;mircea_popescu;“After subtracting the old rate from the new rate, the spreadsheet divided by their sum instead of their average, as the modeler had intended. This error likely had the effect of muting volatility by a factor of two and of lowering the VaR . . .” -126873;1360632623;mircea_popescu;juicy. -126872;1360632631;kakobreklaa;;;bc,convert eur -126871;1360632632;gribble;1 BTC = 24.61000 U.S. dollars = 18.3793876 Euros -126870;1360632640;jurov;;;ticker -126869;1360632641;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.56393, Best ask: 24.61000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04607, Last trade: 24.61000, 24 hour volume: 30001.60733989, 24 hour low: 23.64560, 24 hour high: 24.61000, 24 hour vwap: 24.11142 -126868;1360632652;jurov;nice -126867;1360632664;mircea_popescu;Microsoft Excel is one of the greatest, most powerful, most important software applications of all time.** -126866;1360632665;mircea_popescu;what the fuck. -126865;1360632669;mircea_popescu;who writes this shit. -126864;1360632688;mircea_popescu;dude. gcc is one of the greatest, more powerful, most important software "applications", w/e that means, of all time. -126863;1360632690;jurov;sadly it's the opinion of most everybody, really -126862;1360632695;mircea_popescu;vi. emacs. gnupg. -126861;1360632699;mircea_popescu;fuck excell. what's it even for ?! -126860;1360632757;mircea_popescu;vaguely related, http://trilema.com/2012/law-enforcement-never-fails-to-unintentionally-entertain/ -126859;1360632983;mircea_popescu;incidentally, "Wall Street doesn't have a great recent history with outside reviews either. JPMorgan and other banks recently shut down external reviews of their foreclosure practices" -126858;1360632987;mircea_popescu;it's not just mpex! -126857;1360633984;pigeons;excel is a program to read microsoft's proprietary binary version of csv files -126856;1360634013;pigeons;oh yeah the newer ones are allegedly xml -126855;1360635022;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/why-mpex-is-better-than-fiat-institutions-part-349085-we-dont-use-excel/ -126854;1360635031;mircea_popescu;all the juicy details of jpmorgan's embarassment included. -126853;1360635386;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -126852;1360635557;Bugpowder_;come back assbot -126851;1360635681;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq_pe.html -126850;1360635687;mircea_popescu;check this shit out, mpex faq in farsi -126849;1360635857;Bugpowder_;u should get it in arabi -126848;1360635858;Bugpowder_;c -126847;1360635905;Bugpowder_;This site feels really professional now. I think I can invest now. -126846;1360635986;mircea_popescu;i will get it in arabic -126845;1360636168;mod6;the farsi looks awesome -126844;1360636190;mod6;not that i know what it says, lol. but it /looks/ awesome -126843;1360636208;mircea_popescu;it does -126842;1360636217;mircea_popescu;both chinese and persian are actually very aesthetically pleasing notations -126841;1360636220;pizzaman1337;I hate how that language is aligned to the right side -126840;1360636261;mircea_popescu;well it;s one of thiose -126839;1360636273;mircea_popescu;speakingof which, the one i really have to get is hebrew -126838;1360636276;mircea_popescu;AND idish -126837;1360636346;pigeons;how do you say "idiot" in farsi? -126836;1360636361;jcpham; -126835;1360636363;mircea_popescu;he coped out, said "stupids" -126834;1360636410;mircea_popescu;مردم احمق -126833;1360636424;mod6;haha -126832;1360636429;mircea_popescu;احمق being stoopid -126831;1360636523;pigeons;hey, my tatoo artist told me that meant "brave warrior" -126830;1360636533;mircea_popescu;seems accurate. -126829;1360637684;DeadWeasel;;;slap eskimobob -126828;1360637984;DeadWeas1l;;;ticker -126827;1360637984;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.51079, Best ask: 24.54000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02921, Last trade: 24.51079, 24 hour volume: 31430.66254096, 24 hour low: 23.64560, 24 hour high: 24.67503, 24 hour vwap: 24.16444 -126826;1360638454;DeadWeasel;;;asks 25 -126825;1360638456;gribble;There are currently 9260.6569 bitcoins offered at or under 25.0 USD, worth 229947.752117 USD in total. -126824;1360638466;DeadWeasel;;;bids 24.5 -126823;1360638468;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 24.5 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -126822;1360638478;DeadWeasel;;;bids 24 -126821;1360638479;mircea_popescu;;;later tell evoorhees https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77870.msg1520259#msg1520259 he has a point there -126820;1360638479;gribble;The operation succeeded. -126819;1360638480;gribble;There are currently 2032.1217 bitcoins demanded at or over 24.0 USD, worth 49120.3990789 USD in total. -126818;1360639084;DeadWeasel;;;bids 23 -126817;1360639086;gribble;There are currently 10428.055 bitcoins demanded at or over 23.0 USD, worth 245554.642353 USD in total. -126816;1360639091;DeadWeasel;;;bids 24 -126815;1360639093;gribble;There are currently 1774.9244 bitcoins demanded at or over 24.0 USD, worth 42951.1478531 USD in total. -126814;1360639096;pigeons;http://i.imgur.com/FO5bs3O.png -126813;1360639125;kakobreklaa;lol -126812;1360639142;mircea_popescu;ahaha nowai ? -126811;1360639144;DeadWeasel;who is that woman? i see here everyone online -126810;1360639152;DeadWeasel;everwhere* -126809;1360639174;mircea_popescu;that's the fearsome mpoe-pr -126808;1360639316;pigeons;picture from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=92969.msg1519140#msg1519140 -126807;1360639337;DeadWeasel;that your PR front MP? -126806;1360639355;mircea_popescu;my pr, yes. -126805;1360639391;DeadWeasel;it couldn't hurt. -126804;1360639467;pigeons;heh, you would think -126803;1360639480;pigeons;if you were to just guess -126802;1360639556;DeadWeasel;i'm a great guesser. -126801;1360639575;pigeons;apparently not -126800;1360639607;DeadWeasel;bam! -126799;1360639627;DeadWeasel;hard to argue with an idiot, eh? -126798;1360639708;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13606324795.jpg have a prize -126797;1360639739;DeadWeasel;plastic wrapped. that must mean they're fresh -126796;1360639788;mircea_popescu;lol -126795;1360640949;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -126794;1360640950;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.44617, Best ask: 24.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05383, Last trade: 24.44617, 24 hour volume: 31371.13774248, 24 hour low: 23.64560, 24 hour high: 24.67503, 24 hour vwap: 24.18070 -126793;1360641049;gabridome;!help -126792;1360641125;mircea_popescu;gabridome what are you trying to do ? -126791;1360641152;gabridome;hi just to obtain command help.. -126790;1360641171;mircea_popescu;i don't think assbot has a help implemented. -126789;1360641179;mircea_popescu;pretty much what it does is -126788;1360641182;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -126787;1360641187;mircea_popescu;sort of thing -126786;1360641193;mircea_popescu;gribble is -126785;1360641195;mircea_popescu;;;help -126784;1360641197;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -126783;1360641224;gabridome;thanks -126782;1360672624;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/02/11/article-2276884-17841A9A000005DC-22_634x815.jpg -126781;1360672625;gribble;The operation succeeded. -126780;1360672654;Namworld;http://namcdn.com/btcalarm/ -126779;1360672669;Namworld;@mircea -126778;1360672734;Namworld;A new tool to have an eye on price 24/7 for trading options -126777;1360672766;mircea_popescu;lol kinda cool. -126776;1360672796;ThickerThanThiev;$25.20 -126775;1360672824;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/225/bitcoin-to-surpass-gold-value-in-2013/ -126774;1360672828;mircea_popescu;that's a pretty interestin bet... -126773;1360672856;Namworld;per gram/oz/kg? -126772;1360672856;BitHub;go with no on that one -126771;1360672862;Namworld;because per gram, maybe -126770;1360672880;mircea_popescu;per 31ths of ounce comex price -126769;1360672891;BitHub;doubtful -126768;1360672903;mircea_popescu;atm its 2:3 -126767;1360672909;mircea_popescu;hence interesting -126766;1360672916;Bowjob;25 dollars -126765;1360672917;BitHub;so it is per gram? -126764;1360672918;Bowjob;holy shit -126763;1360672922;Namworld;ah, then yeah -126762;1360672926;mircea_popescu;it's per 1/31th of ounce -126761;1360672929;mircea_popescu;so practically grams yea -126760;1360672939;BitHub;yes 31 grams in a troy ounce -126759;1360672942;mircea_popescu;31.1 -126758;1360672943;BitHub;why don't they just say that -126757;1360672954;mircea_popescu;prolly lazy -126756;1360672961;mircea_popescu;also gold grams aren't really priced anywherew -126755;1360672961;BitHub;create confusion -126754;1360672963;Bowjob;So.. where are the bears -126753;1360672975;mircea_popescu;what's gold atm, 1650 ? -126752;1360672982;BitHub;around 50 a gram or something -126751;1360672990;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1650 / 31 -126750;1360672990;gribble;53.2258064516 -126749;1360672992;mircea_popescu;ya -126748;1360673018;BitHub;it could beat it -126747;1360673020;mircea_popescu;http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/02/11/cnn-anchor-blames-asteroid-on-global-warming/ -126746;1360673027;BitHub;does it just have to go over it, or by end of year it has to be over it? -126745;1360673029;mircea_popescu;this has to be the last word in libertard lmao -126744;1360673078;Namworld;Well anyway, I'm out -126743;1360673085;Namworld;goodbye -126742;1360673085;mircea_popescu;sleep tight -126741;1360673090;ThickerThanThiev;adios -126740;1360673091;Bowjob;at this rate, we -126739;1360673096;Bowjob;w'd see 3 digits -126738;1360673101;Bowjob;soon -126737;1360673101;mircea_popescu;i love bitcoin, it fucks over people's sleep. -126736;1360673108;Bowjob;yah -126735;1360673113;Bowjob;25 dollars -126734;1360673114;Bowjob;holy shit -126733;1360673137;Bowjob;i shoulda dumped at least 10k on this thing -126732;1360673138;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -126731;1360673139;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.28000, Best ask: 25.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 25.30000, 24 hour volume: 38689.86085846, 24 hour low: 23.64560, 24 hour high: 25.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.44526 -126730;1360673146;ThickerThanThiev;look at the goxlive -126729;1360673148;Bowjob;woulda been ballsy -126728;1360673151;mircea_popescu;well, shoulda coulda woulda... -126727;1360673155;mircea_popescu;prolly too late by now -126726;1360673156;mircea_popescu;or is it ? -126725;1360673158;ThickerThanThiev;http://mtgoxlive.com/orders -126724;1360673161;Bowjob;ooh -126723;1360673184;Bowjob;id be damned if btc reaches 1k -126722;1360673185;Bowjob;ea' -126721;1360673188;Bowjob;O_O -126720;1360673190;mircea_popescu;30 looks possible. -126719;1360673194;Bowjob;id be a lazy fat cat -126718;1360673199;Bowjob;if that happens -126717;1360673216;mircea_popescu;i'll prolly be having dinners at the white house, if tht happens -126716;1360673243;Bowjob;so mp, hows the trolling contest no -126715;1360673243;Bowjob;w -126714;1360673247;Bowjob;anything notable? -126713;1360673269;mircea_popescu;well... so far buncha sa selfowning -126712;1360673283;Bowjob;that forum looks disgusting -126711;1360673284;mircea_popescu;but nothing substantial. -126710;1360673298;mircea_popescu;they're basically a buncha bitcoiners w/o bitcoin -126709;1360673307;mircea_popescu;but with equal faith in collectivism, being nice and whatnot -126708;1360673307;Bowjob;lol -126707;1360673326;mircea_popescu;a, and the various craps du jour. helping fags, women, niggers etc. -126706;1360673339;mircea_popescu;saving da planet, and whales -126705;1360673344;mircea_popescu;i forget what all is on the list. -126704;1360673376;Bowjob;mp for prez -126703;1360673418;mircea_popescu;lol noty. -126702;1360673452;Bowjob;u dont really have to do much just play gold -126701;1360673454;Bowjob;golf -126700;1360673475;mircea_popescu;i dont like golf. -126699;1360673485;mircea_popescu;i'd much rather just walk in a town than on a pasture. -126698;1360673764;mircea_popescu;hey kakobreklaa, would it be possible for assbot to have a !last x y which'd replay the last trade of y on x ? -126697;1360673814;Bowjob;buying a 1 bedroom condo in dt vancouver, 5 BTC pm me -126696;1360673829;mircea_popescu;1 bedroom condos ?! -126695;1360673836;Bowjob;mhm? -126694;1360673839;Bowjob;yap -126693;1360673847;mircea_popescu;these seriously exist ?! -126692;1360673854;Bowjob;yeah -126691;1360673854;Bowjob;why -126690;1360673866;mircea_popescu;i thought condo-ing was a sort of upscale affair -126689;1360673884;Bowjob;I typed 1 bedroom condo in google -126688;1360673891;Bowjob;it showed an ad in vancouver -126687;1360673895;Bowjob;maybe its a vancouver thing -126686;1360673909;Bowjob;here, condos are relatively cheap. detached houses are a million bucks each -126685;1360673910;mircea_popescu;hey. learn something new everyday -126684;1360673936;Bowjob;i know in other countries condos are expensive and detatched houses are cheap -126683;1360673939;mircea_popescu;but yes, seems it's 90% a canada thing -126682;1360674004;Bowjob;well, here in vancouver the homeowners rent their basement out to pay for mortgage -126681;1360674019;mircea_popescu;haha literally basement dwellers ? -126680;1360674021;Bowjob;since no one can pony up a million bucks -126679;1360674023;Bowjob;yeah -126678;1360674051;Bowjob;actually we started as basement dwellers.. until we switched to a house -126677;1360674067;Bowjob;mortgage is insane, 2k a month -126676;1360674071;Ukto;lol -126675;1360674081;Ukto;Bowjob: next time I fly out that way, we can meet up -126674;1360674087;Bowjob;but. parents are paying so im getting a free ride. -126673;1360674130;Bowjob;i wouldnt buy this house even if i had the money but its pretty nice -126672;1360674135;Ukto;actually, Bowjob, if your interested, I have someone who is looking to buy weex CAD -126671;1360674193;Bowjob;btc to cad? -126670;1360674214;Ukto;actually, he just needs a canuk to deposit cad into weex so he can hold weex cad -126669;1360674227;Ukto;not sure how he wants to settle up -126668;1360674239;Ukto;but you would need a bank account at rbc, scotia, td or BoM -126667;1360674271;Bowjob;Ah. I'm with a credit union -126666;1360674278;Bowjob;free debit card.. -126665;1360674289;Ukto;ah -126664;1360674299;Ukto;thanks then. just trying to put people together. :) -126663;1360674302;Bowjob;td is charging 15 dollars per month for a debit -126662;1360674367;Bowjob;lol im not really a canuck. i didnt participate in the riots -126661;1360674374;knotwork;thats insane. Royal gave me a free debit caard that masquerades on the net as a credit card -126660;1360674450;Bowjob;ooh. they are now charging 2 dollars to deposit paper money .. per 1000 -126659;1360674452;Bowjob;wtf is this -126658;1360674468;Bowjob;oh wait its business account lol -126657;1360674751;mircea_popescu;heh the amusements continue i see -126656;1360674766;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -126655;1360674768;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -126654;1360674797;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:756619e2969805ca04cc00f67579d291c815df246f20807f9c7515ea -126653;1360674798;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -126652;1360674838;mircea_popescu;;;rate fbastage -10 Never interacted with the guy. Prolly a scammer per https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1516695#msg1516695 -126651;1360674839;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be identified via GPG to use the rating system. -126650;1360674845;mircea_popescu;doh ?! -126649;1360674859;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:756619e2969805ca04cc00f67579d291c815df246f20807f9c7515ea -126648;1360674860;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -126647;1360674863;mircea_popescu;;;rate fbastage -10 Never interacted with the guy. Prolly a scammer per https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1516695#msg1516695 -126646;1360674864;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user fbastage has been recorded. -126645;1360674874;BitHub;anybody ever try out mpex, what's it like? -126644;1360674946;mircea_popescu;;;rate eskimobob -10 Never interacted with the guy. Prolly a scammer per https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1516695#msg1516695 -126643;1360674947;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user eskimobob has been recorded. -126642;1360674967;mircea_popescu;heh that's not accurate is it. -126641;1360674977;Bowjob;i didnt know arabic text is from right to left -126640;1360674991;mircea_popescu;;;rate eskimobob -10 #bitcoin-asset's premier angry clueless noob. Prolly a scammer per https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1516695#msg1516695 -126639;1360674992;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user eskimobob has changed from -10 to -10. -126638;1360675010;mircea_popescu;Bowjob yeah, most middle eastern languages are like that. -126637;1360675745;mircea_popescu;haha this is rich : lowtax joins btctalk https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=22158 -126636;1360675810;knotwork;If you are pretty confident bitcoins are just going to generally keep going up and up, are options of much use, or are they generally mostly useful if you are uncertain thus want to hedge against your uncertainty? -126635;1360675875;mircea_popescu;this question presuposes that one's state of mind is more important than reality. -126634;1360675877;mircea_popescu;this is not the case. -126633;1360675894;mircea_popescu;however people feel is irrelevant. we don't know for a fact nor is there any clear mathematical proof that btc only goes up. -126632;1360675902;mircea_popescu;consequently, hedging is both responsible and required. -126631;1360676326;knotwork;so options are useful to insure against it going down but not a means to increase the profit one is making from it going up? -126630;1360676754;mjr_;hi all -126629;1360676814;leotreasure;you can make money going up too -126628;1360676847;leotreasure;but you usually need to buy below the ask price to have any kind of chance -126627;1360676864;mjr_;you can also arb the exchanges -126626;1360676878;mjr_;specifically if you are fast on the other exchanges you can get better than mt. gox -126625;1360676897;knotwork;thats not options though -126624;1360676924;mjr_;coinbase is too fast...but especially overnight, if you go on camp bx or bitfloor...people leave their limit orders up and you can get a bunch under $25 -126623;1360676945;knotwork;maybe if one could find someone willing to buy a put at current price you could make money going up due to they wont exercise it -126622;1360676946;pizzaman1337;btc-e too -126621;1360676947;BitHub;hey leo, was it you i was talking to about the aud law and stuff? -126620;1360676962;leotreasure;hey BitHub yes it was -126619;1360676966;mjr_;but yeah, options are tough, i just got calls so i wouldn't get left behind -126618;1360676974;mjr_;the 17 strike option was a good deal i think -126617;1360676980;BitHub;ahh, how did you go, get anymore answers to your questions? -126616;1360676988;BitHub;i checked out the site today -126615;1360676995;leotreasure;i'm going to speak with the head lawyer in Sydney in a few weeks -126614;1360676997;BitHub;where can i donate? :) -126613;1360677023;mjr_;if you just calculate the breakeven for each of the calls, you can find the "cheapest" one and then watch it rip lol -126612;1360677062;leotreasure;i haven't started accepting donations officially yet but i guess you could send them here 1LeobZhdhmvQUpcdgF7MExR1CobUygUi5P -126611;1360677065;mjr_;in my case, yesterday my breakeven for the $17 call was 25.30 i think... -126610;1360677082;leotreasure;thanks btw :) -126609;1360677104;BitHub;.5 btc coming up :) keep up the good work -126608;1360677171;knotwork;what does the $17 even mean if actual breakeven is 25.30 ? -126607;1360677176;mjr_;well -126606;1360677181;BitHub;sent :) -126605;1360677188;mjr_;you are paying for the option to buy bitcoins at $17 -126604;1360677199;mjr_;but if i tell you i will give you that option for $8... -126603;1360677202;knotwork;and you pay 25.30 minus 17 as fee? -126602;1360677204;mircea_popescu;knotwork if you sell puits short -126601;1360677209;mircea_popescu;you do make a lot when it goes up -126600;1360677213;mjr_;it doesn't make sense to use that option unless they are selling for $17+8 -126599;1360677250;mjr_;no...you are paying $17 (i bought the right to buy a bitcoin for $17) and I paid $8 for that right -126598;1360677273;knotwork;so the $17 strike options price was $8.30 per coin for the option? -126597;1360677281;mircea_popescu;take O.BTCUSD.P350T. you can sell it now for 0.43102778 -126596;1360677281;mjr_;around there -126595;1360677287;mircea_popescu;if btc goes to 36 it's worth 0 -126594;1360677292;mircea_popescu;and so you made 0.43 btc PER -126593;1360677295;knotwork;or I guess, paid $8 and had an additional fee for the exchange of $0.30 -126592;1360677306;mjr_;nah, i was doing rough estimate -126591;1360677309;mjr_;i paid... -126590;1360677327;mjr_;0.33832578 bitcoins for that option -126589;1360677347;mjr_;which adds in the extra wrinkle of how do i calculate what i paid for the option -126588;1360677370;mjr_;do i calculate my average cost of bitcoins, the price at the time of purchase, or the price when i exercise.... -126587;1360677378;mircea_popescu;mjr_ well you have to decide if you keep books in btc or not -126586;1360677388;mjr_;yeah. it is mainly an accounting decision -126585;1360677391;mircea_popescu;first off -126584;1360677394;mircea_popescu;and yes it is. -126583;1360677405;BitHub;i do it at time of purchase mjr -126582;1360677446;mircea_popescu;that yields a consolidated sort of gain -126581;1360677459;mircea_popescu;(value of decision to buy btc + value of decision to buy option) together -126580;1360677482;mjr_;yeah -126579;1360677497;mjr_;that makes sense -126578;1360677497;BitHub;i just write the amount of btc and the amount and the total amount i paid for it at the time. -126577;1360677516;mjr_;i have to translate back to USD unfortunately -126576;1360677528;mjr_;because that is how you show ridiculous gains against a failing dollar -126575;1360677538;BitHub;example 50 btc 1000 aud -126574;1360677553;BitHub;at the time or purchase -126573;1360677555;BitHub;of -126572;1360677561;mircea_popescu;mjr_ the excruciatingly precise way to do it would be to keep separate accounts. -126571;1360677561;mjr_;k -126570;1360677573;mircea_popescu;then do vwap price when you buy, actual price you bought at -126569;1360677581;mjr_;yeah true -126568;1360677585;mircea_popescu;then when you do options value btc in then-current vwap and add difference to acct -126567;1360677586;mircea_popescu;etc -126566;1360677596;mjr_;ugh, i was an accounting major, but i don't do that now because it aint fun -126565;1360677618;BitHub;keep it in fiat figures -126564;1360677620;BitHub;easier -126563;1360677623;mircea_popescu;you end up with an account plan doing a. btc buying slippage gain/loss ; b. overtime btc gain/loss ; c. option entry/exit gain/loss -126562;1360677623;knotwork;how much were bitcoins price when people paid $8 for option to buy them for $17 ? -126561;1360677626;mircea_popescu;so 3 accounts -126560;1360677638;mjr_;yeah -126559;1360677655;mjr_;i believe when i bought the option bitcoin was around $24/1btc -126558;1360677672;mjr_;but even so...this is a matter of precision... -126557;1360677676;mircea_popescu;indeed. -126556;1360677689;mjr_;i think it will hit 30 by the end of the month (last friday) -126555;1360677700;mircea_popescu;back when btc was about 14/each an option struck at 15 would have cost about .15 btc say, roughly, so like 2 dollars. -126554;1360677703;mjr_;so i am just quibbling over how much percent i will make lol -126553;1360677711;mircea_popescu;now it's worth 10 bucks each, +400% -126552;1360677722;knotwork;so at buying coin for $17 at that moment woud only have cost you $7 (over the 17) instead of the 8 you paid for mere option? -126551;1360677734;mjr_;you can even do it as a constantly changing variable -126550;1360677756;mircea_popescu;knotwork yes. -126549;1360677769;mircea_popescu;options contain a premium obviously. being options. -126548;1360677777;knotwork;weird so why not just buy the damn coin instead of the option? -126547;1360677791;mircea_popescu;because if they go down you lose. -126546;1360677810;mircea_popescu;he paid the extra whatever , 50 cents, a dollar, to insure his 17 capital out of the 24 against the possibility of loss -126545;1360677844;mircea_popescu;if you buy 1 btc at 24, then you risk 24. if you buy 1 btc synthetically via an option at 8, you risk only the 8. -126544;1360677853;mjr_;like profit = current exchange price - (strike + cost of option at current exchange) -126543;1360677871;knotwork;ok, and seller gets $8 instead of 7 but faces loss if they go down instead of up -126542;1360677875;mircea_popescu;yup -126541;1360677888;mircea_popescu;so in this sense it can work as leverage, even as high as 10`000% -126540;1360677904;mircea_popescu;which is why people were lolling at people who lost their stuff in bitcoinica. -126539;1360677949;knotwork;but with options the guy you sell them to is going to exercise them at just the worst moment for the seller -126538;1360677987;mircea_popescu;possibly. -126537;1360677987;knotwork;whereas owning the coins you dont care if they go down if you "know" its just a matter of time before they go back up, aks that the momentary down is just momentary -126536;1360677998;knotwork;with options that momentary down is where buyer will nail you -126535;1360678011;mircea_popescu;it does use the 24 hour avg price tho -126534;1360678017;mircea_popescu;so it has to be really down not just spot down -126533;1360678026;knotwork;so buyer just needs to manipulate the oracle into reportying a momentary low and exercise -126532;1360678036;mircea_popescu;and in any event it's better than bitcoinica-style forced liquidation event. -126531;1360678048;mjr_;also -126530;1360678050;knotwork;oh ok average helps make oracle resistant to maniulating to some extent -126529;1360678053;mircea_popescu;kinda hard to manipulate the 24 hour average. -126528;1360678055;mjr_;they may not exercise when it's worst -126527;1360678058;mjr_;since they can't kinow that -126526;1360678063;mircea_popescu;yeah, they may think it will go even lower. -126525;1360678073;mjr_;if i could pick bottoms and tops, i would be a billionaire -126524;1360678076;knotwork;oh right -126523;1360678079;mircea_popescu;exactly. it's a market after all. -126522;1360678091;mircea_popescu;they can't go retroactively and say i buy here i sell there -126521;1360678097;mjr_;yeah, more than likely, they will wait and if it turns around they will exercise there -126520;1360678106;mjr_;missing a little profit -126519;1360678108;mircea_popescu;mjr_ and THEN it collapses -126518;1360678109;mircea_popescu;lol -126517;1360678114;mircea_popescu;and they kick themselves -126516;1360678121;mircea_popescu;this channel log is full of such adventures -126515;1360678122;mjr_;lol true -126514;1360678125;mircea_popescu;not just optiopns, stocks too etc. -126513;1360678129;mjr_;look at apple -126512;1360678134;mircea_popescu;yah -126511;1360678136;mircea_popescu;market is market. -126510;1360678140;mjr_;that is a perfect example of not being able to find tops or bottoms -126509;1360678152;mjr_;some peple sold apple at $25 and thought they were genius's -126508;1360678163;mjr_;others bought at 699 thinking it couldn't go down -126507;1360678167;mircea_popescu;lol -126506;1360678184;mjr_;the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent -126505;1360678213;mircea_popescu;that's not actually true. for instance all of asicminer is like 50-100k btc. -126504;1360678216;mjr_;anyways, with my call, which is my favorite single legged strategy, i will prob just let it auto exercise at the end of the month -126503;1360678217;mircea_popescu;it can't outsolventize me. -126502;1360678231;mircea_popescu;however, this is the #1 risk i face. one day it will be the case, and ima try not to get fucked then. -126501;1360678231;mjr_;that is true -126500;1360678237;mjr_;yeah -126499;1360678246;knotwork;by selling the right kind(s) of options can you ensure you never actually lose what you had, worst loss you could have is just not making as much as you might have if if you hadnt sold those options? -126498;1360678257;mjr_;but what i said earlier is the reason why "martingaling" doesn't work over the long run -126497;1360678259;mircea_popescu;knotwork you can lock profits in. -126496;1360678270;mjr_;yes, or protect against big downsides -126495;1360678273;mircea_popescu;say you bought calls and they are now up. you can buy puts and pretty much lock it. -126494;1360678279;mjr_;yes true -126493;1360678281;mircea_popescu;or if you sold puts short, you can sell calls too -126492;1360678285;mircea_popescu;or buy them back -126491;1360678290;mjr_;strangle/straddle -126490;1360678290;mircea_popescu;it's really very complex/flexible -126489;1360678300;mjr_;yep, but options strategies are my favorite -126488;1360678303;mircea_popescu;the only thing is, it needs thinking -126487;1360678311;mircea_popescu;unlike forexy things where you just mash the buy/sell buttons -126486;1360678311;mjr_;it's just hard when pretty much i think "it's going up" -126485;1360678315;mircea_popescu;you need a strategy here -126484;1360678325;mjr_;well...aren't there options on currency? -126483;1360678330;mircea_popescu;surely. -126482;1360678334;knotwork;yeah nice thing about just holding one's coins indefinitely is it doesnt need much/any thought -126481;1360678336;mircea_popescu;most retail plays forex (and gets scammed) -126480;1360678340;mircea_popescu;most serious investors do options -126479;1360678343;mircea_popescu;(like buffett etc) -126478;1360678350;mircea_popescu;knotwork very true. -126477;1360678356;mjr_;yes, i would definitely sell calls on the US dollar -126476;1360678366;knotwork;they went down from $32 but lately its finally looking like they are recovering -126475;1360678368;mjr_;with a far out enough expiration date -126474;1360678375;mircea_popescu;mjr_ selling calls on the usd or buying calls on the btc are very similar i think -126473;1360678381;mjr_;exactly -126472;1360678393;mjr_;you can describe my positoin as bearish us dollar, or bullish bitcoin -126471;1360678401;knotwork;I missed opportunities I could have in theory got by selling high and buying back in low but I could not be sure there would ever be a low to buy back in at -126470;1360678401;mjr_;it is more bullish bitcoin than anything -126469;1360678401;mircea_popescu;still some decoupling, but as btc mkt cap increases there will be less and less. -126468;1360678409;mircea_popescu;knotwork exactly. -126467;1360678421;mjr_;you can conceivably make money still just by market making and arbing different exchanges -126466;1360678433;mjr_;especially very early in the morning or late at night -126465;1360678448;mjr_;(though i realize it is global) -126464;1360678450;pigeons;early morning/late at night where? -126463;1360678460;mircea_popescu;new york. he does have sorta a point -126462;1360678461;mjr_;yes...mostly US and europe i would guess -126461;1360678473;mjr_;i mean...i was watching around 3am NYC -126460;1360678482;mjr_;you could still scoop up btc for under 25 on camp bx -126459;1360678491;pigeons;how many though -126458;1360678514;mjr_;eh, like 10 btc under 25 -126457;1360678514;mircea_popescu;i think arbing the fiat exchanges is more work than it's worth. -126456;1360678519;mjr_;they are already taken -126455;1360678523;mjr_;i agree -126454;1360678533;mircea_popescu;i mean, take the havelock/mpex s.dice difference. -126453;1360678536;mjr_;not enough volatitliy and razor thin margins cuz of transferring money back and forth -126452;1360678541;mircea_popescu;there's like, what, 3-4 btc worth to be made arbing that ? -126451;1360678553;mircea_popescu;i doubt there's 100 bux to be made working campbx/stamp/mtgox/w/e -126450;1360678560;pigeons;yeah i see high prices at havelock, then i look at the order size, right -126449;1360678561;mjr_;depends -126448;1360678570;mjr_;if its a bot... -126447;1360678572;mircea_popescu;pigeons yest like 28 lots sold at 76 -126446;1360678580;Diablo-D3;http://www.digitaltrends.com/web/virtual-bitcoins-can-now-be-traded-for-dominos-pizza/ -126445;1360678584;mircea_popescu;i think book is deceptive, as btc ppl are very impatient. -126444;1360678605;pigeons;at dominos? cause i used jjjrmy's bitpizza in 2011 -126443;1360678721;mjr_;yeah, well, i mostly use the strategies i've said to try to get as long as possible, for as little money as possible -126442;1360678741;knotwork;yeah that is what I'd like to be able to do -126441;1360678742;mjr_;so if i can scoop up cheap coins on camp bx, or bitfloor, i would, simply cuz i plan on holding them -126440;1360678761;mjr_;only problem is you multiply CP risk -126439;1360678775;knotwork;kind of abstractly using my increased riches to buy more bitcoins, without actually spending my bitcoins to do so since they *are* my riches -126438;1360678776;mjr_;and you have way more accounting to do -126437;1360678809;Bugpowder;still no assbot -126436;1360678833;mircea_popescu;sucks. -126435;1360678854;mircea_popescu;i wonder what the trouble is -126434;1360678880;knotwork;shorting something else to buy bitcoins might be best maybe, such as borrow some other type of coin using bitcoins as colalteral, and sell what you borrow to buy more bitcoins to use as more collateral etc -126433;1360678908;Bugpowder;bubbletalk -126432;1360678928;mircea_popescu;knotwork that's very dangerous. -126431;1360678931;knotwork;that worked great with devcoins for a while but now devcoins are so crazy cheap its looking dangerous that they might go back up before you pay back the loan -126430;1360678949;knotwork;now instead its time to buy all those cheap devcoins to pay back the loans -126429;1360678973;knotwork;and maybe borrow some other coin that seems overpriced or at least not at a crazy low -126428;1360678991;ThickerThanThiev;that pizza article made it to BBC too -126427;1360678994;ThickerThanThiev;http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21427505 -126426;1360679000;knotwork;borrowing is always dangerous but particularly so for things there arent many of -126425;1360679011;mircea_popescu;yup -126424;1360679016;knotwork;as you could end up trapped owing something that you cannot get hold of or not at decent price -126423;1360679066;pigeons;pizza was the first useful thing you could buy with bitoin -126422;1360679067;Bugpowder;;;asks 29 -126421;1360679069;gribble;There are currently 9937.51 bitcoins offered at or under 29.0 USD, worth 266608.244608 USD in total. -126420;1360679268;jurov;;;ticker -126419;1360679268;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.31000, Best ask: 25.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 25.31000, 24 hour volume: 44738.61190480, 24 hour low: 23.64560, 24 hour high: 25.75000, 24 hour vwap: 24.61882 -126418;1360679279;jurov;lol this is insane... just few hours ago i cashed out a bit at 24.21 -126417;1360679315;pigeons;nuts -126416;1360679348;JWU42;;;asks 30 -126415;1360679350;gribble;There are currently 17410.07 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 488875.899895 USD in total. -126414;1360679375;mircea_popescu;jurov i sold 200 btc's worth specifically to rebuy once price tanks back to 20. -126413;1360679388;mircea_popescu;so far im losing on that idea. -126412;1360679417;jurov;i have my parents lined up for buying btcs if that happens -126411;1360679436;knotwork;cashing out at anything less than $100 is more a daytrader thing or a desperately need the cash thing really -126410;1360679438;JWU42;=) -126409;1360679454;JWU42;knotwork: huh? -126408;1360679458;knotwork;tho likely by time it hits $100 that'd have to be changed to "anything less than $150" -126407;1360679468;jurov;^exactly -126406;1360679479;JWU42;so - BTC gets to $95 in 5 years -126405;1360679490;jurov;or in 5 months -126404;1360679493;Bugpowder;dat bubble -126403;1360679493;JWU42;and then something goes batshit bad and BTC goes back to $.01 -126402;1360679494;knotwork;JWU42 daytrader as in hoping it will dip sometime so you can buy back in cheaper -126401;1360679502;mircea_popescu;knotwork i was trying to play teh daytrader what can i tel lyou. -126400;1360679506;JWU42;you lose EVERYTHING -126399;1360679515;JWU42;on paper -126398;1360679517;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder ikr? -126397;1360679517;pigeons;if it was .01 i could buy them all -126396;1360679528;Bugpowder;its fun -126395;1360679533;Bugpowder;i love bubbles -126394;1360679539;Bugpowder;reminds me of DNDN -126393;1360679541;JWU42;well - the only reason it goes to $.01 is that the project is effectively dead and broken -126392;1360679547;mircea_popescu;all bitcoins in the world for 100k ? sure, i'll take em -126391;1360679562;mircea_popescu;JWU42 100k is inconsequential irl anyway -126390;1360679567;JWU42;and for some those odds might be worth it -126389;1360679582;Bugpowder;it will never go to .01 -126388;1360679586;JWU42;mircea_popescu: for some people 100K is currently 5x their lifetime savings -126387;1360679591;pigeons;;;totalbc -126386;1360679591;gribble;10770225.0 -126385;1360679594;Bugpowder;maybe 1 if SHTM -126384;1360679599;Bugpowder;SHTF -126383;1360679599;knotwork;next time it goes toward $2 it likely wont even get there -126382;1360679600;JWU42;and that is a growing % of people in the US -126381;1360679603;jurov;lol i'm looking up the usd/eur rate at bitstamp's bank... and usd isn't there -126380;1360679612;jurov;so it's here... usd not valid anymore -126379;1360679619;pigeons;heh -126378;1360679620;JWU42;no real equity appreciation in a dozen years -126377;1360679623;mircea_popescu;ya well JWU42 , some people have no business doing btc megaplays either. -126376;1360679631;Bugpowder;https://www.bitstamp.net/market/order_book/ -126375;1360679638;JWU42;mega is the key word there -126374;1360679639;JWU42;;) -126373;1360679650;mircea_popescu;indeed -126372;1360679658;JWU42;as the saying goes - pigs get slaughtered -126371;1360679668;mircea_popescu;if 100k is 5x your life savinfgs you obviously have no place dicking around b uying internet funny moneys for 100k -126370;1360679672;JWU42;waiting to sell anything until $100 is, to me, piggish -126369;1360679682;knotwork;its looking likely now that lots of folks will think we are finally recovering to our $32 we were at back before all those hacks hit the fans -126368;1360679685;JWU42;true there MP -126367;1360679715;knotwork;so I would not be surprised to see it go to $32 shortly then think about whether to bubble or just gloat a while before continuing up -126366;1360679736;JWU42;I thought we would stop at 20 -126365;1360679754;mircea_popescu;i think many people are psychologically invested in passing the bubble -126364;1360679755;JWU42;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -126363;1360679762;JWU42;still favorable -126362;1360679768;knotwork;(by whether to bubble I mean whether to shoot on up more, not whether to "burst") -126361;1360679769;mircea_popescu;so 30-35 is more a reasonable next plateau i guess -126360;1360679792;ThickerThanThiev;I think there are more and more people putting a portion of the their weekly paycheck into BTC -126359;1360679802;JWU42;I am selling about 5% at these levels -126358;1360679811;ThickerThanThiev;propping it up higher and higher -126357;1360679817;mircea_popescu;BTC prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau. I do not feel there will be soon if ever a 50 or 60 point break from present levels, such as (bears) have predicted. I expect to see the BTC market a good deal higher within a few months. -126356;1360679820;mircea_popescu;there, i jinxed it. -126355;1360679824;knotwork;yes I think so, if it keeps shooting up as fast when it passes $32 I'll start to think its likely to burst back down to $25 to 32 range -126354;1360679862;mircea_popescu;http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_01/seymour062001.html there's more famous quotes. -126353;1360679934;knotwork;seems likely at $32 people will worry that higher might be "just a bubble", and of course some folk will be already thinking it *is* a bubble, so likely should slow the climb around there -126352;1360679967;ThickerThanThiev;just the fact that we're noting $32 means it's obv people will get skittish at that point -126351;1360679972;Bugpowder;nah -126350;1360679985;Bugpowder;this move will violently reverse -126349;1360679991;Bugpowder;at some point -126348;1360679991;knotwork;yeah its a famous high imaged to have been a bubble -126347;1360679999;Bugpowder;retrace 25-50% -126346;1360680007;Bugpowder;bounce -126345;1360680011;Bugpowder;resettle -126344;1360680018;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder there's not really that much btc on the market. -126343;1360680024;Bugpowder;who knows how high -126342;1360680025;mircea_popescu;your modelling assumes 50-70% of btc moves. -126341;1360680036;mircea_popescu;the reality is closer to 5-7%. certainly under 1/4 -126340;1360680038;knotwork;I dont think $32 was really a bubble at all but saying it was plus all the hacks forced it into being one, self fulfilling prophecy -126339;1360680061;knotwork;I thought $32 was just people realising the potential and pricing it in -126338;1360680071;Bugpowder;There will be a lot of BTC on the market when the price falls 20% and stays down for more than an hour. -126337;1360680074;Bugpowder;waterfalllll -126336;1360680075;mircea_popescu;this is why price moves so much : fiat side can increase 1000% in two weeks on account of very small basis (in fiat terms) -126335;1360680080;pigeons;jurov: https://twitter.com/Bitstamp/status/300947007957237760 -126334;1360680084;mircea_popescu;btc side can only move very little to absorb that -126333;1360680088;mircea_popescu;so price compensates. -126332;1360680090;knotwork;ever since I have figured it is fundamentally worth more than $32 or at least $32 -126331;1360680100;Bugpowder;to think otherwise is classic bubble delishion -126330;1360680105;mircea_popescu;and no, either side. people don't sell. -126329;1360680105;Bugpowder;delusion -126328;1360680109;mircea_popescu;perhaps. -126327;1360680113;jurov;pigeons i know, but i'm doing withdrawal not deposit -126326;1360680145;jurov;if i don't receive it in 2 days i'll let you know -126325;1360680149;mircea_popescu;ima write this up, brb -126324;1360680153;jurov;and cross another exchange out of my list -126323;1360680162;knotwork;if it falls 20% and stays down more than an hour people will be running to get more bucks to exhcanges to buy those cheap coins -126322;1360680206;ThickerThanThiev;i dont think people are as liquid as that -126321;1360680216;ThickerThanThiev;"running to get more bucks" -126320;1360680217;jurov;i'm considering to use this panic to sell bitstamp usd codes :D -126319;1360680223;jurov;if that happens -126318;1360680390;jurov;or i'll go by car to slovenia to deposit first lol -126317;1360680427;kakobreklaa;hmm -126316;1360680440;kakobreklaa;want to buy bitstamp code? -126315;1360680470;jurov;not atm, just phantasizing -126314;1360680499;jurov;over my after-good-lunch coffee -126313;1360680574;kakobreklaa;maybe there is money to be made here -126312;1360680586;kakobreklaa;i have my deposits processed same day if im early enough -126311;1360680587;jurov;kakobreklaa, you have a clue why unicredit bank has no usd rate published? -126310;1360680597;kakobreklaa;no clue -126309;1360680602;kakobreklaa;i never checked it there -126308;1360680613;jurov;http://www.unicreditbank.si/tecajna_lista/?t=1&id_menu=&language=ENG -126307;1360680616;kakobreklaa;its not too far from what google will say regarding eur usd ratio -126306;1360680635;kakobreklaa;lol -126305;1360680636;kakobreklaa;silly -126304;1360680637;jurov;i know, just i tried to find it for like 15 seconds in vain -126303;1360680644;knotwork;wow it dipped below $25, buy buy buy! :) -126302;1360680662;pigeons;the bubble is over! it's going to .02 -126301;1360680701;jurov;;;ticker -126300;1360680702;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.97000, Best ask: 25.07000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 25.07000, 24 hour volume: 47520.26271140, 24 hour low: 23.64560, 24 hour high: 25.75000, 24 hour vwap: 24.64565 -126299;1360680739;jurov;perhaps market got aware that mp is cashing out -126298;1360680741;jurov;:D -126297;1360680750;kakobreklaa;mp is cashing out!? -126296;1360680757;kakobreklaa;is it april 1st? -126295;1360680779;jurov;[13:29] jurov i sold 200 btc's worth specifically to rebuy once price tanks back to 20. -126294;1360680781;jurov;[13:29] so far im losing on that idea. -126293;1360680801;kakobreklaa;impossibru! -126292;1360680803;Ukto;heh, its gonna hit 30 -126291;1360680808;Ukto;promise -126290;1360680814;Ukto;too much money still flowing in -126289;1360680821;jurov;it's like bernanke saying he'll change 2k usd to euros. market would panic. -126288;1360680821;knotwork;finally all the MP-haters can strike back, just keep buying to prevent it ever going down to 20! -126287;1360680841;mircea_popescu;lol -126286;1360680856;Ukto;mircea_popescu: HAHA YOU FUCKED UP FINALLY. j/k :P -126285;1360680857;knotwork;yeah nice psywar move MP -126284;1360680886;mircea_popescu;what can i say, i don't shit gold -126283;1360680895;Ukto;damn it, why not -126282;1360680911;knotwork;hahaha made MP miss out on $1000 by making hs remaining holdngs go up 20+ percent hahaha -126281;1360680913;pigeons;why would he waste his time thinking about such a paltry sum as 200 btc? -126280;1360680936;Ukto;is this even a serious conversation? lol -126279;1360680973;pigeons;ok time to get serious, we're making Ukto sick -126278;1360681014;jurov;i was not serious (just to stay clear) -126277;1360681046;pigeons;i'm usually about half-serious/half-joking as a hedge -126276;1360681086;jurov;humour hedging? what did the world came to -126275;1360681097;Ukto;pigeons: wanna trade options on humor? -126274;1360681107;jurov;what will be next? drama futures? -126273;1360681118;Ukto;dont we already have that? -126272;1360681121;pigeons;well i used to joke on margin, that didn't turn out well -126271;1360681136;Ukto;afk -126270;1360681141;jurov;Ukto, let's create me CoinBr.Drama-E and CoinBr.Drama-E on bf -126269;1360681152;jurov;*CoinBr.Drama-O -126268;1360682428;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder here you go : http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoin-prices-bitcoin-inflexibility/ -126267;1360682429;gribble;The operation succeeded. -126266;1360682484;mircea_popescu;dude don't tell me my 200 btc comment crashed it ?! -126265;1360682498;mircea_popescu;you ppl gotta stop listening to me srsly. -126264;1360682569;wao;:D -126263;1360682579;wao;mircea_popescu: url -126262;1360682625;mircea_popescu;wao hm ? -126261;1360682637;wao;for your 200 btc comment o_O -126260;1360682649;mircea_popescu;its in the log above neh ? -126259;1360682751;DeadWeasel;did you break IRC with your inflammatory comments? -126258;1360682875;mircea_popescu;i ruined everything!!1 -126257;1360682876;knotwork;" Two billion dollars divided by 600`000 Bitcoins comes to three thousand dollars and chance per Bitcoin." --> s/chance/change/ ??? -126256;1360682883;mircea_popescu;oty -126255;1360682982;knotwork;"Neutral and unengaded governments win" --> s/unengaded/unengaged/ ??? -126254;1360683101;knotwork;"forget all about the Youkon gold rush sometime" --> s/Youcon/Yukon/ ??? Or is you con a deliberate pun? -126253;1360683130;knotwork;oops I meant s/Youkon/Yukon/ -126252;1360683252;mircea_popescu;hehe the youkon is a joke ya -126251;1360683390;DeadWeasel;where are these atrocious spelling and grammar mistakes coming from? -126250;1360683436;DeadWeasel;mircea_popescu: probably your site, you gotta start proofreading. :) -126249;1360683527;TomServo;unengaded = unengaged? -126248;1360683687;TomServo;oops, didn't see it had been mentioned - apologies. -126247;1360684507;DeadWeasel;africans could actually use this, cos most of them are landless, addressesless. Course the don't have any money either. -126246;1360684848;DeadWeasel;ahahahahahahahha. they kicked all the whites out and 5 years later they are starving. -126245;1360684859;DeadWeasel;they can't manage their resources -126244;1360684872;Diablo-D3;>yukon gold -126243;1360684878;Diablo-D3;mmm potatoes -126242;1360684916;Diablo-D3;>every1 -126241;1360684918;Diablo-D3;>stupid -126240;1360684922;Diablo-D3;truffles is an african -126239;1360684928;DeadWeasel;no way, my step brother is south african. he has a great business. -126238;1360684937;Diablo-D3;DeadWeasel: but is he black? -126237;1360684944;DeadWeasel;sorry, brother in law, i'm a little retarded today myself. -126236;1360684947;DeadWeasel;nope. -126235;1360684957;DeadWeasel;but he's south african. -126234;1360684958;Diablo-D3;I can think of at least two south africans who made it big... but they're white -126233;1360684992;DeadWeasel;i'll ask next time I see him. -126232;1360685074;Diablo-D3;they have no resources to manage -126231;1360685131;Diablo-D3;mining? oil? businesses owned by white men. -126230;1360685138;Diablo-D3;and the coffee industry is also ran by white men -126229;1360685158;Diablo-D3;I dont blame for most of africa hating people just because they're white -126228;1360685174;Diablo-D3;they see the color of your skin and know you're evil because thats all they've ever seen -126227;1360685223;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel i crowdsource proofreading :D -126226;1360685225;Diablo-D3;colonial powers ARE white -126225;1360685281;Bugpowdurr;Japan was a colonial power -126224;1360685357;Diablo-D3;japan was an imperial power -126223;1360685364;Diablo-D3;THEY had colonies -126222;1360685416;mircea_popescu;costa rica is a colonial power -126221;1360685418;mircea_popescu;it has colones -126220;1360686009;error4733;he is just a tech -126219;1360686020;error4733;good luck with that -126218;1360686068;BitHub;anyone selling any asicminer shares? -126217;1360686077;BitHub;transfer them to my email adress? -126216;1360686167;mircea_popescu;i imagine the pain and horror of unwinding all these asicminer assignment transactions will create the profession of btclawyer -126215;1360686194;BitHub;i know :/ -126214;1360686199;BitHub;its a bit risky -126213;1360686215;BitHub;but i need to feed my fams -126212;1360686241;mircea_popescu;hey, nothing wrong with having that profession around -126211;1360686255;mircea_popescu;i was trying to push for it with the rota, but as long as it gets made somehow it's all good. -126210;1360686261;BitHub;i would actually pay for that service atm -126209;1360686274;BitHub;i made a donation to bitcoin-legal.org before -126208;1360686278;BitHub;could be good -126207;1360686300;ThickerThanThiev;bithub, what would you use a bitlawyer for now? -126206;1360686325;BitHub;just to help me in relation to australian small business law -126205;1360686371;BitHub;in terms of licences, staying legal, AML and AT compliyant etc -126204;1360686389;BitHub;company structure -126203;1360686433;Bugpowdurr;Well if anyone has a recommendation for a US based CPA that gets bitcoin and can issue recommendations, I am all ears. -126202;1360686495;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdurr possibly smickles once he gets his reg -126201;1360686508;Bugpowdurr;heh -126200;1360686527;Bugpowdurr;Probably going for someone more established -126199;1360686723;mircea_popescu;it'd be pretty cool if some big name cpa started taking btc -126198;1360686730;mircea_popescu;much more important than wikipedia/worpress/whatnot -126197;1360686821;BitHub;must be doable to outsource a cpa somewhere and pay them in btc -126196;1360686828;BitHub;same with a lawyer -126195;1360686829;pigeons;http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=la&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.loremipsum.net%2F -126194;1360686843;BitHub;these are probably things the bitcoin foundation should be working on -126193;1360686864;DeadWeasel;I just got offered a permenent position at my contract job. -126192;1360686867;DeadWeasel;wooooo forme. -126191;1360686880;DeadWeasel;and I spent most of my time talking on here and looking at bitcointalk. -126190;1360686888;pigeons;DeadWeasel: its a trap -126189;1360686896;DeadWeasel;i know it is pigeons -126188;1360686909;DeadWeasel;but this is a right to work state and I can leave anytime. -126187;1360686938;mircea_popescu;interesting what right to work ends up meaning -126186;1360687169;mircea_popescu;http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/acc/3604579148.html loller -126185;1360687230;ThickerThanThiev;not the worst idea... -126184;1360687247;ThickerThanThiev;(for the scammer) -126183;1360687353;mircea_popescu;"I actually recommended a disabled guy with a limited government social income to use some of his last savings to buy 3 units from this guy." -126182;1360687363;mircea_popescu;the stuff btcrtalk people do ... -126181;1360687403;mircea_popescu;it's unconscionable. the badmouth mpex on the grounds of it being too good for them and saying so, -126180;1360687418;mircea_popescu;they push disabled people into sending their last savings to scammers. -126179;1360687424;mircea_popescu;it's a wonder that thing doesn't explode already. -126178;1360687458;DeadWeasel;i use an ssh tunnel into my home machine through PUtty, and use IRSSI, it looks like a data sync. -126177;1360687475;DeadWeasel;I have several command windows open and this one just blends in -126176;1360687500;DeadWeasel;plus I use screen and can switch this one to another command window doing something legit -126175;1360687587;iz;ctrl-a, ctrl-a, the boss is coming -126174;1360688249;DeadWeasel;they are welcome to. -126173;1360688275;DeadWeasel;I have delays where I"m waiting for builds or loaders, so I do as I please. -126172;1360688397;jcpham;where is the new drama -126171;1360688757;DeadWeasel;;;slap jcpham -126170;1360688761;DeadWeasel;there it is. -126169;1360689166;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -126168;1360689167;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.32002, Best ask: 25.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07998, Last trade: 25.32001, 24 hour volume: 51237.14840373, 24 hour low: 23.67740, 24 hour high: 25.75000, 24 hour vwap: 24.74607 -126167;1360689239;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24hprc -126166;1360689240;gribble;24.71 -126165;1360689742;Diablo-D3;Im going to see how much it costs to start an LLC in Maine -126164;1360689747;Diablo-D3;its probably more than I have, though -126163;1360689759;BitHub;400? -126162;1360689914;mircea_popescu;should be like a hundred or w/e -126161;1360690661;Chaang-Noi;xrp? -126160;1360690690;Chaang-Noi;d3 why? -126159;1360691057;Diablo-D3;why what? -126158;1360691232;coingenuity;Diablo-D3: $85 -126157;1360691239;coingenuity;also, why maine of all places -126156;1360691249;Diablo-D3;because maine needs the money the most of all places -126155;1360691270;Diablo-D3;its also better to register in the state that you have your physical assets in -126154;1360691276;Diablo-D3;makes it easier to make the state go your way -126153;1360691307;pigeons;prolly vice versa as well -126152;1360691332;Diablo-D3;maine also has very cheap very cold land -126151;1360691419;Chaang-Noi;why do you need a llc d3? -126150;1360691437;pigeons;to limit his liability -126149;1360691445;Chaang-Noi;glbse should have made a llc, but many other btc operations, but you dont just make one cuz... -126148;1360691461;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: because thats the norm for technology startups -126147;1360691467;Chaang-Noi;liabibility to what is what im trying to ask pigeons -126146;1360691478;Chaang-Noi;d3 do you have a tech start up? -126145;1360691518;Diablo-D3;you know I do -126144;1360691580;Chaang-Noi;i thought your company was dead? -126143;1360691599;Chaang-Noi;iv not been around -126142;1360691605;Chaang-Noi;is it back alive? -126141;1360691725;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: it never died -126140;1360691731;Diablo-D3;Im just cleaning up the mess nefario caused -126139;1360691739;Chaang-Noi;ok -126138;1360691754;Diablo-D3;its taking longer than I wished, but the sooner all of this gets going the better -126137;1360691773;Chaang-Noi;ok -126136;1360691780;Chaang-Noi;best of luck -126135;1360692456;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -126134;1360692457;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.41225, Best ask: 25.45500, Bid-ask spread: 0.04275, Last trade: 25.41225, 24 hour volume: 51819.99065886, 24 hour low: 23.67740, 24 hour high: 25.75000, 24 hour vwap: 24.77514 -126133;1360694198;gribble;1 BTC = 25.31971 U.S. dollars = 18.8418738 Euros -126132;1360694319;Bugpowdurr;takes a lot of $$$ to move the market now -126131;1360694324;Bugpowdurr;not a lot of BTC though -126130;1360695106;iz;so.. i figure ppl in here understand foreign currencies pretty well also, so i'll ask here.. why is the yen moving now? -126129;1360695611;DeadWeasel;you know a lot about africans -126128;1360695726;Bugpowdurr;iz, Nuke Test -126127;1360695757;Bugpowdurr;maybe -126126;1360695857;asa1024;abe told BOJ to print yen to boost their stock market I had read. -126125;1360695885;DeadWeasel;bugpowder, you should start a tea company. BudPowder tea. with different bugpowder flavors -126124;1360695886;asa1024;check zero hedge for moar -126123;1360695948;Bugpowdurr;byebye 25.60 -126122;1360695959;iz;it was happening before the nuke test -126121;1360696011;Bugpowdurr;where is the assbot -126120;1360696050;Bugpowdurr;;;ticker -126119;1360696051;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.60888, Best ask: 25.64999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04111, Last trade: 25.65000, 24 hour volume: 55047.39682831, 24 hour low: 23.84590, 24 hour high: 25.75000, 24 hour vwap: 24.85482 -126118;1360696053;Bugpowdurr;YAH! -126117;1360696064;Bugpowdurr;assbot is back! -126116;1360696071;Bugpowdurr;!ticker m s.mpoe -126115;1360696072;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062608 / 0.00064414 / 0.00066029 (2741845 shares, 1,766.15 BTC), 7D: 0.0006153 / 0.00066649 / 0.0007 (21474701 shares, 14,312.79 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066292 / 0.0007 (75430667 shares, 50,004.63 BTC) -126114;1360696073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.0006556 = 4.2286 BTC [-] -126113;1360696241;Lucidize;Is there any chance of Obsi making some kind of magical payback? Any news on him? -126112;1360696314;asa1024;The pope lutheran? -126111;1360696565;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -126110;1360696566;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00598091 / 0.00608437 / 0.00620694 (7895 shares, 48.04 BTC), 7D: 0.004321 / 0.00608305 / 0.00689996 (3348531 shares, 20,369.28 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00557377 / 0.0075 (8343729 shares, 46,506.07 BTC) -126109;1360696665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4750 @ 0.0006556 = 3.1141 BTC [-] -126108;1360696667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14024 @ 0.00065566 = 9.195 BTC [+] -126107;1360696858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5530 @ 0.00065343 = 3.6135 BTC [-] -126106;1360696946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9376 @ 0.00065343 = 6.1266 BTC [-] -126105;1360696948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4026 @ 0.00065566 = 2.6397 BTC [+] -126104;1360696956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7040 @ 0.00066029 = 4.6484 BTC [+] -126103;1360696958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3708 @ 0.0006604 = 2.4488 BTC [+] -126102;1360697189;Bugpowdurr;yeah -126101;1360697193;Bugpowdurr;S.MPOE up to .00066 -126100;1360697865;Bugpowdurr;lets hope so -126099;1360697881;imsaguy;lets hope it remains stable -126098;1360697892;imsaguy;drastic spikes will all but certainly lead to drastic drops -126097;1360697947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7989 @ 0.00064622 = 5.1627 BTC [-] -126096;1360697949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00064551 = 8.5207 BTC [-] -126095;1360697952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20897 @ 0.00065178 = 13.6202 BTC [+] -126094;1360697954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4357 @ 0.00063748 = 2.7775 BTC [-] -126093;1360698192;Bugpowdurr;yeah -126092;1360698198;Bugpowdurr;volatility is great! -126091;1360698510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065069 = 9.6302 BTC [+] -126090;1360699191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00620694 = 10.5518 BTC [+] -126089;1360699193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00624361 = 6.2436 BTC [+] -126088;1360699195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00624362 = 3.1218 BTC [+] -126087;1360699196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0063 = 63 BTC [+] -126086;1360699201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00635293 = 3.1765 BTC [+] -126085;1360699203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0063999 = 3.2 BTC [+] -126084;1360699204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.0063999 = 25.5996 BTC [+] -126083;1360699206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.0064 = 24.32 BTC [+] -126082;1360699256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065037 = 2.8102 BTC [-] -126081;1360699260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5879 @ 0.00065046 = 3.8241 BTC [+] -126080;1360699361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.00194985 = 0.9749 BTC [+] -126079;1360699363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.00194986 = 0.9749 BTC [+] -126078;1360699364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 2300 @ 0.00195 = 4.485 BTC [+] -126077;1360699385;jurov;EskimoBob, then why people were again and again sticking to use hyperinflating currencies to do payments irl? -126076;1360699398;Bugpowdurr;for fuch sake -126075;1360699404;Bugpowdurr;S.BBET for .00195 -126074;1360699408;Bugpowdurr;are people insane? -126073;1360699434;jurov;bitcoin is nowhere near such volatility -126072;1360699473;Bugpowdurr;;;calc https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=2/3000000/.00195&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 -126071;1360699473;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -126070;1360699476;mod6;Bugpowdurr: people said the same thing when S.MPOE hit .00015 -126069;1360699494;Bugpowdurr;;;calc 2/3000000/.00195 -126068;1360699494;gribble;0.00034188034188 -126067;1360699503;Bugpowdurr;0.03% dividend -126066;1360699509;Bugpowdurr;noice -126065;1360699516;mod6;lol, its been like 1 month man. -126064;1360699530;Bugpowdurr;I guess I should have not sold :-P -126063;1360699543;mod6;look at it this way, it wasn't a loss, and they covered the additional expenses, and STILL paid a ~2 BTC dividend -126062;1360699556;mod6;in less then 1 month -126061;1360699570;jurov;ppl expect it to have similar revenue to sdice soon -126060;1360699578;Bugpowdurr;ppl are idiots -126059;1360699585;Bugpowdurr;there is zero chance of that happening -126058;1360699593;Bugpowdurr;unless S.DICE shuts down -126057;1360699597;mod6;IPO was on Jan 11 -126056;1360699600;jurov;why not? -126055;1360699610;ThickerThanThiev;zero chance is a bit extreme -126054;1360699615;Bugpowdurr;well -126053;1360699617;ThickerThanThiev;it is a betting site after all -126052;1360699617;mod6;S.DICE IPO was on Aug. 24 -126051;1360699623;Bugpowdurr;I also think S.DICE is overvalued ATM too -126050;1360699638;Bugpowdurr;probably looking at 4000 BTC / mo -126049;1360699641;Bugpowdurr;from here -126048;1360699645;Bugpowdurr;but -126047;1360699655;Bugpowdurr;hey, growth could occur. -126046;1360699670;jurov;even with 4k/month sdice divs would be attractive -126045;1360699702;Bugpowdurr;;;calc 4000/100000000/.0064 -126044;1360699702;gribble;0.00625 -126043;1360699725;Bugpowdurr;0.6% on something that could get DoJ'd? -126042;1360699736;jurov;;;calc 0.00625*12 -126041;1360699736;gribble;0.075 -126040;1360699765;jurov;7.5% yearly... and how exactly it will get DoJ'd? -126039;1360699788;ThickerThanThiev;^ -126038;1360699804;Bugpowdurr;Erik gets charged. -126037;1360699805;jurov;you mean domain seizure? like it worket in TPB's case? -126036;1360699816;Bugpowdurr;spooks the market -126035;1360699819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064847 = 2.802 BTC [-] -126034;1360699820;jurov;last i checked tpb is alive and kicking -126033;1360699821;Bugpowdurr;panic sell -126032;1360699821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6879 @ 0.00064844 = 4.4606 BTC [-] -126031;1360699829;Bugpowdurr;down to .001 -126030;1360699841;Bugpowdurr;that's how I imagine it might go. -126029;1360699843;jurov;Bugpowdurr then you'll stop bitching about the price i hope -126028;1360699848;Bugpowdurr;lol -126027;1360699848;ThickerThanThiev;hehe -126026;1360699848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 240 @ 0.006 = 1.44 BTC [-] -126025;1360699870;Bugpowdurr;Can you tell I sold all my S.BBET and S.DICE :) -126024;1360700056;jcpham;gigavps: http://i.imgur.com/iltirS0.png fan finally died -126023;1360700058;maximian;I think any DOJ scenario is a ways off -126022;1360700073;maximian;They take their time investigating -126021;1360700088;maximian;however, Erik really should sell S.DICE well beforehand -126020;1360700111;Bugpowdurr;I agree its a ways off -126019;1360700114;maximian;sell it at 0.008 to some gaming concern in Gibraltar or Macau -126018;1360700121;Bugpowdurr;yeah -126017;1360700160;ThickerThanThiev;.008 seems low -126016;1360700162;ThickerThanThiev;.2 -126015;1360700171;Bugpowdurr;;;calc .008*87000000*25 -126014;1360700171;gribble;17400000 -126013;1360700189;ThickerThanThiev;20mil -126012;1360700195;Bugpowdurr;yeah -126011;1360700195;ThickerThanThiev;(usd) -126010;1360700197;Bugpowdurr;uhhh -126009;1360700204;Bugpowdurr;I'd take that deal -126008;1360700204;mircea_popescu; Is there any chance of Obsi making some kind of magical payback? Any news on him? << nope. -126007;1360700223;maximian;I think 17.4M would be a fair price -126006;1360700228;maximian;(USD) -126005;1360700245;jurov;fuck, why is my phone so hot and slowly charging? oh, left mtgoxlive open :/ -126004;1360700263;maximian;Great way for a big gaming co to get a quick presence in bitcoinland -126003;1360700282;mircea_popescu;maximian the thing is, once one of them figuresd it out, all do -126002;1360700290;mircea_popescu;so the only way is either it be ignored or else bidwar. -126001;1360700296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6021 @ 0.00064844 = 3.9043 BTC [-] -126000;1360700297;mircea_popescu;if there's a bidwar anything under 100mn is a joke. -125999;1360700297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5373 @ 0.00063749 = 3.4252 BTC [-] -125998;1360700298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28093 @ 0.00063748 = 17.9087 BTC [-] -125997;1360700300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4103 @ 0.00063683 = 2.6129 BTC [-] -125996;1360700302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24610 @ 0.00063606 = 15.6534 BTC [-] -125995;1360700311;maximian;possibly -125994;1360700341;maximian;I wonder if evoorhees has put any thought into it -125993;1360700489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006503 = 2.8099 BTC [+] -125992;1360700491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16718 @ 0.00065046 = 10.8744 BTC [+] -125991;1360701147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065034 = 2.8101 BTC [-] -125990;1360701148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1407 @ 0.00065046 = 0.9152 BTC [+] -125989;1360701414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.0006473 = 2.5568 BTC [-] -125988;1360701416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064009 = 2.7658 BTC [-] -125987;1360701417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11664 @ 0.00064008 = 7.4659 BTC [-] -125986;1360701419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13301 @ 0.00063606 = 8.4602 BTC [-] -125985;1360701761;gigavps;jcpham :( -125984;1360701782;gigavps;time for warranty replacement -125983;1360701826;maximian;So far this month, S.DICE has earned 6644 BTC as far as I can tell by dooglus' reports, which would imply ~16K profit for the month… does that seem right? -125982;1360701861;mircea_popescu;why would it imply 16k ? -125981;1360701870;maximian;just a simple projection -125980;1360701882;mircea_popescu;a -125979;1360701908;mircea_popescu;too spikey tho. it can go +x thousand in one day -125978;1360701916;mircea_popescu;or wallow for however long -125977;1360701919;maximian;yeah -125976;1360701939;maximian;most of last month's revenue came really late in the month -125975;1360701965;Pucilowski;is there a transaction fee to trading on mpex? -125974;1360701965;mircea_popescu;ya but that was ny -125973;1360701965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006416 = 2.7724 BTC [+] -125972;1360701966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00064154 = 5.3248 BTC [-] -125971;1360701967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4139 @ 0.00063606 = 2.6327 BTC [-] -125970;1360701973;mircea_popescu;o no, wait, im thinking of the other month -125969;1360701975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 407 @ 0.00063526 = 0.2586 BTC [-] -125968;1360701976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10933 @ 0.0006352 = 6.9446 BTC [-] -125967;1360701983;mircea_popescu;Pucilowski 0.2% seller side. -125966;1360701994;Pucilowski;i see, thanks -125965;1360702208;Bugpowdurr;maximian, it implies 9k for the month -125964;1360702531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063723 = 2.7535 BTC [+] -125963;1360702533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11936 @ 0.00063693 = 7.6024 BTC [-] -125962;1360702562;mircea_popescu;how did yo ufigure 9k ? -125961;1360702738;ThickerThanThiev;more like 16k -125960;1360702784;ThickerThanThiev;but like you said, it could stay flat from here -125959;1360702790;jurov;nope. it's 120k -125958;1360702794;ThickerThanThiev;? -125957;1360702799;ThickerThanThiev;sdice profit? -125956;1360702799;jurov;just joking -125955;1360702804;ThickerThanThiev;ah -125954;1360702805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3861 @ 0.00063693 = 2.4592 BTC [-] -125953;1360702805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8889 @ 0.0006352 = 5.6463 BTC [-] -125952;1360702819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0061 = 6.1 BTC [+] -125951;1360702850;gribble;1 BTC = 25.57047 U.S. dollars = 19.1123926 Euros -125950;1360702933;Bugpowdurr;It will stay flat from here -125949;1360702976;jurov;did you actually bet? or just speaking in vain? -125948;1360702993;jurov;http://bitbet.us/bet/221/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-stay-above-20-24-and/ -125947;1360703014;Bugpowdurr;I predict volume of ~2000 BTC / day for the rest of the month -125946;1360703033;Bugpowdurr;umm -125945;1360703035;Bugpowdurr;I mean -125944;1360703056;Bugpowdurr;100-150BTC revenue a day for the rest of the month -125943;1360703066;Bugpowdurr;however, another spike of up to 3000BTC is possible. -125942;1360703072;kakobreklaa;;;ticker -125941;1360703072;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.57047, Best ask: 25.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02953, Last trade: 25.60000, 24 hour volume: 56715.11409378, 24 hour low: 24.00600, 24 hour high: 25.80000, 24 hour vwap: 24.96823 -125940;1360703075;Bugpowdurr;beyond that, I think is unlikely. -125939;1360703085;Bugpowdurr;Due to the BTC remaining in the whale addresses. -125938;1360703107;Bugpowdurr;If those addresses get more coins, of course I will reevaluate my prediction and my S.DICE positioning. -125937;1360703111;jurov;i predict sunshine, snow or rain. anything beyond that is unlikely :D -125936;1360703119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 670 @ 0.0061 = 4.087 BTC [+] -125935;1360703129;Bugpowdurr;but most likely outcome is 9k. -125934;1360703147;mircea_popescu;jesus the scams on bitcointalk never end -125933;1360703153;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143552.0 -125932;1360703173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8620 @ 0.00063414 = 5.4663 BTC [-] -125931;1360703173;mircea_popescu;used to be that picostocks thing had the cake of most brazen bullshit, but check out that shit. -125930;1360703690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00612297 = 8.5722 BTC [+] -125929;1360703889;jurov;lmao btcjam thinks about "limiting number of active loans per user".. as if that would help anything -125928;1360704033;jurov;and https://strikesapphire.com/ tells me "proxy detected - to ensure we don't accept users from jurisdictions where online gambling isn't allowed" -125927;1360704067;jurov;what a bs, whatever i have here on port 80 is fine with freenode proxy checker, but not for them -125926;1360704159;iz;lol -125925;1360704172;iz;freenode isn't taking your money for gambling -125924;1360704289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.006399 = 6.399 BTC [+] -125923;1360704449;jurov;but they do check rigorously for open proxies -125922;1360704503;iz;yeah, but that's for anti-spamming, not to cover their asses legally -125921;1360704510;maximian;bugpowder: I see. well, hopefully the whale comes back. He spoiled us for a while there! -125920;1360704531;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -125919;1360704533;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00598091 / 0.00625286 / 0.0064 (34005 shares, 212.63 BTC), 7D: 0.004321 / 0.00608436 / 0.00677999 (3373219 shares, 20,523.90 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00557722 / 0.0075 (8359458 shares, 46,622.54 BTC) -125918;1360704555;mircea_popescu;;;calc 557722 * .13 / 12 -125917;1360704556;gribble;6041.98833333 -125916;1360704570;mircea_popescu;actually, as long as sdice makes 6k btc a month it covers inflation. -125915;1360704755;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.40120001 = 401.2 BTC [-] -125914;1360704916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5367 @ 0.00065046 = 3.491 BTC [+] -125913;1360704918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065614 = 2.8352 BTC [+] -125912;1360704920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16159 @ 0.00065615 = 10.6027 BTC [+] -125911;1360705186;SpNg;are S.DICE financials all denominated in BTC? -125910;1360705209;jurov;iz, what's the difference, really? either i do have open proxy here or not -125909;1360705251;jurov;SpNg: yes . and they won't touch fiat at all -125908;1360705274;maximian;SpNg: yes, and here's last month's P&L statement: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aiec3-Eo_yO5dHB2dVdiaEltUHAtTWlBcFhXQVBYeGc#gid=0 -125907;1360705286;SpNg;jurov: ok, good to know. -125906;1360705293;Bugpowdurr;bid wall at 25.70! -125905;1360705302;SpNg;maximian: I found that yesterday. S.DICE is doing pretty well ;-) -125904;1360705316;maximian;yep, it's a great business -125903;1360705319;Bugpowdurr;blarg... ask wall at 25.80 -125902;1360705324;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.40063855 = 400.6386 BTC [-] -125901;1360705349;SpNg;maximian: I'm surprised it's doing that amount of business too. The concept is fairly straight forward. Growth has been amazing on it too -125900;1360705370;ThickerThanThiev;another boring revenue day for sdice -125899;1360705384;mircea_popescu;i see the puts are moving -125898;1360705392;ThickerThanThiev;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1522277#msg1522277 -125897;1360705443;mircea_popescu;interesting graph. blue a little lower black a little higher ? -125896;1360705446;maximian;revenue goes up in bursts -125895;1360705456;mircea_popescu;that's new isn't it ? usually 4 and under drives the profits. -125894;1360705787;Bugpowdurr;usually 4 and over drives profits -125893;1360705820;Bugpowdurr;but there was 1 guy recently that was just hammering 1 and 2 BTC bets on many different levels -125892;1360705872;mircea_popescu;a ok -125891;1360706171;Bugpowdurr;I wonder if its the same guy shorting the 350s that got burned last time... -125890;1360706198;Bugpowdurr;Seems premature to short the puts, IMHO -125889;1360706216;Bugpowdurr;h -125888;1360706222;Bugpowdurr;hurrr. actually ok -125887;1360706229;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.40063855 = 400.6386 BTC [-] -125886;1360706229;Bugpowdurr;premature to BUY puts :-P -125885;1360706231;Bugpowdurr;how yah -125884;1360706234;Bugpowdurr;its him -125883;1360706241;mircea_popescu;i wonder if with his luck we should be scared. -125882;1360706247;Bugpowdurr;lol -125881;1360706288;Bugpowdurr;how to lose 4,500BTC in 24 hours or less -125880;1360706289;mircea_popescu;what's that, the 3rd k ? -125879;1360706294;Bugpowdurr;ya -125878;1360706308;mircea_popescu;i wonder how long he goes at it this time -125877;1360706315;mircea_popescu;like, pound bot continuously till opex ? -125876;1360706367;alphaguru;sup -125875;1360706414;mircea_popescu;moar like soup -125874;1360706417;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C150T] 1 @ 0.40161617 BTC [+] -125873;1360706419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065247 = 2.8193 BTC [-] -125872;1360706426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00065264 = 7.2443 BTC [+] -125871;1360706428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00065342 = 8.8865 BTC [+] -125870;1360706430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2079 @ 0.00065615 = 1.3641 BTC [+] -125869;1360706597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5680 @ 0.00063414 = 3.6019 BTC [-] -125868;1360706598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063397 = 2.7394 BTC [-] -125867;1360706602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5099 @ 0.00063396 = 3.2326 BTC [-] -125866;1360706616;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -125865;1360706643;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.39895687 = 398.9569 BTC [-] -125864;1360706674;mircea_popescu;well on the positive side i think mpex monthly volume is at a new record -125863;1360706766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0060123 = 6.0123 BTC [-] -125862;1360706922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3401 @ 0.00063396 = 2.1561 BTC [-] -125861;1360706924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063282 = 2.7344 BTC [-] -125860;1360706925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19711 @ 0.00063281 = 12.4733 BTC [-] -125859;1360707189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 730 @ 0.0061 = 4.453 BTC [+] -125858;1360707241;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.39895687 = 398.9569 BTC [-] -125857;1360707509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064192 = 2.7737 BTC [+] -125856;1360707511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3579 @ 0.00064225 = 2.2986 BTC [+] -125855;1360707702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0062 = 62 BTC [+] -125854;1360708137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063407 = 2.7398 BTC [-] -125853;1360708139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7379 @ 0.00063437 = 4.681 BTC [+] -125852;1360708407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3997 @ 0.00063437 = 2.5356 BTC [+] -125851;1360708540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4037 @ 0.00063281 = 2.5547 BTC [-] -125850;1360708542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063187 = 2.7303 BTC [-] -125849;1360708544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00063186 = 3.9175 BTC [-] -125848;1360708545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12542 @ 0.00063131 = 7.9179 BTC [-] -125847;1360708933;gribble;1 BTC = 25.64900 U.S. dollars = 19.171089 Euros -125846;1360709825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1324 @ 0.00063437 = 0.8399 BTC [+] -125845;1360709827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064219 = 2.7749 BTC [+] -125844;1360709829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7323 @ 0.0006422 = 4.7028 BTC [+] -125843;1360709881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064202 = 2.7742 BTC [-] -125842;1360709883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064205 = 2.7743 BTC [+] -125841;1360709889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5058 @ 0.00064225 = 3.2485 BTC [+] -125840;1360710063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11681 @ 0.00064225 = 7.5021 BTC [+] -125839;1360710520;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0224 = 0.224 BTC [-] -125838;1360710522;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0223 = 0.223 BTC [-] -125837;1360710524;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0222 = 0.222 BTC [-] -125836;1360710525;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0221 = 0.221 BTC [-] -125835;1360710527;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 50 @ 0.022 = 1.1 BTC [-] -125834;1360710528;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 15 @ 0.0216 = 0.324 BTC [-] -125833;1360710529;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 13 @ 0.0215 = 0.2795 BTC [-] -125832;1360710530;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 8 @ 0.0214 = 0.1712 BTC [-] -125831;1360710532;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 12 @ 0.0213 = 0.2556 BTC [-] -125830;1360710533;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0212 = 0.212 BTC [-] -125829;1360710535;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.02 = 2 BTC [-] -125828;1360710930;ThickAsThieves;ASICMINER testing? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=49417.msg1522065#msg1522065 -125827;1360710983;Diablo-D3;MY PENIS IS SO HARD RIGHT NOW. -125826;1360711037;ThickAsThieves;lol -125825;1360711055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3250 @ 0.0062 = 20.15 BTC [+] -125824;1360711375;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: nope. -125823;1360711442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 14.1 BTC [+] -125822;1360711476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18050 @ 0.0006441 = 11.626 BTC [+] -125821;1360711607;Bugpowdurr;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143588.msg1510029;boardseen#new -125820;1360711608;Bugpowdurr;?? -125819;1360711621;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.73600002 = 7.36 BTC [-] -125818;1360711631;Diablo-D3;!ticker -125817;1360711632;assbot;How can I be of assistance, my poor man? -125816;1360711647;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -125815;1360711648;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.52099, Best ask: 25.59999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07900, Last trade: 25.60000, 24 hour volume: 58636.80403702, 24 hour low: 24.28002, 24 hour high: 25.82767, 24 hour vwap: 25.11691 -125814;1360711659;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: no? -125813;1360711668;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I did the math, batch #3 avalon is too late -125812;1360711678;Diablo-D3;they'd have to cut the price in half and/or double the performance -125811;1360711682;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdurr hurrr -125810;1360711852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24835 @ 0.00065303 = 16.218 BTC [+] -125809;1360711981;jurov;i should post mircea's words to the wall thread.. maybe he meant 200k BTC, not 200 :D -125808;1360712082;mircea_popescu;lmao -125807;1360712095;mircea_popescu;im not on mtgox, and it wasn't me. -125806;1360712127;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu has like half the bitcoins in all existence -125805;1360712132;Diablo-D3;and like 3 bitches, at least 3 -125804;1360712144;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1522320#msg1522320 -125803;1360712150;Diablo-D3;one for the cleaning, one for the cooking, and one for the blowjobbing. -125802;1360712154;mircea_popescu;i would like to address this question at this time. -125801;1360712160;mircea_popescu;i do not has half the bitcoins -125800;1360712162;jurov;You know, we're open to North Korea but we don't get any players from there either. It's not my problem. -125799;1360712189;jurov;mircea_popescu but that won't stop me joking -125798;1360712224;mircea_popescu;that thread is getting like a life of its own huh -125797;1360712265;jurov;so if you talk with lawyer you'll end up with online casino for north koreans -125796;1360712279;jurov;that's what the doos is trying to say or? -125795;1360712282;jurov;*dood -125794;1360712336;mircea_popescu;jurov you know, he totally owned you -125793;1360712342;mod6;Inaba is dumb. -125792;1360712343;mircea_popescu;if you were american it;'d work -125791;1360712379;Diablo-D3;inaba isnt dumb as much as well paid -125790;1360712381;mircea_popescu;course now you tell him you're from slovakistan... -125789;1360712422;jurov;no i;ll prolly ask him whether there aren't sanctions for trade with north korea, too -125788;1360712434;jurov;like they do with cuba -125787;1360712445;jurov;or iran -125786;1360712451;mircea_popescu;hello sir i tell you absolutely no trok at all! -125785;1360712464;jurov;? -125784;1360712476;mircea_popescu;it's this histerical video one sec -125783;1360712494;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdguyMJprsA -125782;1360712838;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0062 = 0.062 BTC [-] -125781;1360712845;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0061 = 0.061 BTC [-] -125780;1360712855;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 16 @ 0.00607 = 0.0971 BTC [-] -125779;1360712904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00599414 = 4.1959 BTC [-] -125778;1360713019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00599414 = 4.7953 BTC [-] -125777;1360713057;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27400 @ 0.00065303 = 17.893 BTC [+] -125776;1360713430;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.006 = 0.6 BTC [-] -125775;1360713442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00064537 = 1.807 BTC [-] -125774;1360713444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25450 @ 0.0006441 = 16.3923 BTC [-] -125773;1360713648;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 4 @ 0.1208 = 0.4832 BTC [-] -125772;1360713700;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1167 BTC [-] -125771;1360713702;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1159 BTC [-] -125770;1360713802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.0006441 = 4.3477 BTC [-] -125769;1360713855;jurov;maybe in future we'll have anti-discriminations covenants covering IP addresses lol -125768;1360713884;jurov;or parts of world firewalling off each other... that's more likely, sadly -125767;1360714048;Bugpowder;That guy has some fucking timing with the puts. -125766;1360714104;Bugpowder;sheeeit. DIdn't even clear out the wall at 25.60 -125765;1360714118;Bugpowder;This could be the end -125764;1360714199;Lyspooner;.39/.51 market for the 35 puts -125763;1360714322;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.7544899 = 4.5269 BTC [+] -125762;1360714398;jurov;so,we're basically standing in USG bear traps. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1522652#msg1522652 -125761;1360714433;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -125760;1360714434;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.01112, Best ask: 25.15999, Bid-ask spread: 0.14887, Last trade: 25.12000, 24 hour volume: 65692.69911298, 24 hour low: 24.29575, 24 hour high: 25.82767, 24 hour vwap: 25.12086 -125759;1360714436;mircea_popescu;what srsly ?! -125758;1360714447;mircea_popescu;omfg -125757;1360714475;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner some whale sold 5k of the 350T puts -125756;1360714478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8669 @ 0.0006441 = 5.5837 BTC [-] -125755;1360714479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24831 @ 0.00064269 = 15.9586 BTC [-] -125754;1360714490;mircea_popescu;last month someone whalish doing similar things ended up giving the bot 4-5k -125753;1360714543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12772 @ 0.00064735 = 8.268 BTC [+] -125752;1360714545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8428 @ 0.00065303 = 5.5037 BTC [+] -125751;1360714624;mircea_popescu;re the something awful, this just in http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/18313.html#18321 -125750;1360714642;Bugpowder;DONT PANIC -125749;1360714652;Bugpowder;ask wall at 25.65 IS gone -125748;1360714660;Bugpowder;RALLY IS BACK ON -125747;1360714698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00599414 = 6.5936 BTC [-] -125746;1360714788;jurov;you're against lol? -125745;1360714852;jurov;hm, so i'm living off playmoney? -125744;1360714861;jurov;i've no problem however to call it -125743;1360714865;Lyspooner;you think that's air you're breathing? -125742;1360714912;jurov;Lyspooner you ask me? no i just breathe playstuff :D -125741;1360714947;Lyspooner;because you can't do this! -125740;1360714966;jurov;that was ragequit or? -125739;1360715087;jcpham;ya'll watching huffpost -125738;1360715100;jcpham;http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/-black-history-of-the-white-house/510f071602a760338c00064b -125737;1360715110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32000 @ 0.00064269 = 20.5661 BTC [-] -125736;1360715135;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 200 @ 0.0063 = 1.26 BTC [+] -125735;1360715165;jcpham;evoorhees, shrem, and ver -125734;1360715172;jcpham;talking about coins -125733;1360715180;jcpham;LIVE NOW -125732;1360715186;jcpham;participate -125731;1360715210;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [+] -125730;1360715261;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 49 @ 0.0099 = 0.4851 BTC [+] -125729;1360715306;mircea_popescu;i've noticed lyspooner quitbombs -125728;1360715323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1562 @ 0.00065303 = 1.02 BTC [+] -125727;1360715325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2438 @ 0.00065303 = 1.5921 BTC [+] -125726;1360715454;jcpham;political statement by ver -125725;1360715549;mircea_popescu;anything good ? -125724;1360715645;evoorhees;Roger fuckin kicked ass! -125723;1360715647;evoorhees;perfect -125722;1360715656;maximian;he did well -125721;1360715852;jborkl;Shut up truffles you fag -125720;1360715875;mod6;he's right, stfu -125719;1360715911;mod6;if you want troll do it somewhere else. -125718;1360716185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2606 @ 0.00064269 = 1.6749 BTC [-] -125717;1360716265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00064269 = 4.9808 BTC [-] -125716;1360716569;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -125715;1360716569;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.91954, Best ask: 24.91959, Bid-ask spread: 0.00005, Last trade: 24.91959, 24 hour volume: 67001.84703132, 24 hour low: 24.30001, 24 hour high: 25.82767, 24 hour vwap: 25.12926 -125714;1360716586;mircea_popescu;top is actually in ?! -125713;1360716622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4213 @ 0.00064269 = 2.7077 BTC [-] -125712;1360716624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000638 = 2.7568 BTC [-] -125711;1360716626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 531 @ 0.00063799 = 0.3388 BTC [-] -125710;1360716654;maximian;looks like it… -125709;1360716777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063824 = 2.7578 BTC [+] -125708;1360716779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10219 @ 0.00063799 = 6.5196 BTC [-] -125707;1360716781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4560 @ 0.00063501 = 2.8956 BTC [-] -125706;1360717204;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 7 @ 0.99 = 6.93 BTC [+] -125705;1360717313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065272 = 2.8204 BTC [+] -125704;1360717315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6729 @ 0.00065303 = 4.3942 BTC [+] -125703;1360718167;Bugpowder;its gettin ugly -125702;1360718508;Bugpowder;tanking -125701;1360718567;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -125700;1360718567;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.42101, Best ask: 24.51999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09898, Last trade: 24.42101, 24 hour volume: 71605.40106831, 24 hour low: 24.30010, 24 hour high: 25.82767, 24 hour vwap: 25.09591 -125699;1360718572;mircea_popescu;dude. -125698;1360718576;mircea_popescu;this is so far out there... -125697;1360718615;Bugpowder;do u have faith? -125696;1360718649;Bugpowder;weird that is like totally opposite of me -125695;1360718778;Bugpowder;pretty big move, but no asks are filling in behind -125694;1360718839;Bugpowder;we were overdue.... -125693;1360718906;jurov;roger ver is quite fuckable -125692;1360718971;kakobreklaa;ask gettin eaten -125691;1360718988;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 8 @ 0.00999 = 0.0799 BTC [-] -125690;1360719007;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 17 @ 0.01 = 0.17 BTC [+] -125689;1360719099;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -125688;1360719100;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.70000, Best ask: 24.74000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 24.70000, 24 hour volume: 72844.90194483, 24 hour low: 24.30010, 24 hour high: 25.82767, 24 hour vwap: 25.08584 -125687;1360719240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064663 = 2.7941 BTC [-] -125686;1360719242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00064628 = 7.1091 BTC [-] -125685;1360719243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13479 @ 0.00064213 = 8.6553 BTC [-] -125684;1360719446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00064703 = 6.7938 BTC [+] -125683;1360719448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065296 = 2.8214 BTC [+] -125682;1360719461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1679 @ 0.00065303 = 1.0964 BTC [+] -125681;1360719516;Bugpowder;Nothing enforces my faith in this rally more than the 40% spread in the option contracts. :) -125680;1360719529;mircea_popescu;lol -125679;1360719537;jurov;lol -125678;1360719549;Bugpowder;here comes the bounce... -125677;1360719549;jurov;and bitstamp asks got slaughtered -125676;1360719570;Bugpowder;holy fff -125675;1360719574;Bugpowder;bitstamp lol -125674;1360719598;Bugpowder;I should send some coins over there -125673;1360719691;Bugpowder;Hallelujah! -125672;1360719742;Bugpowder;الله اکبر -125671;1360719828;kakobreklaa;http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -125670;1360719940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00629999 = 3.15 BTC [+] -125669;1360719945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3500 @ 0.0063 = 22.05 BTC [+] -125668;1360720059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 71 @ 0.00064213 = 0.0456 BTC [-] -125667;1360720061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 540 @ 0.00063501 = 0.3429 BTC [-] -125666;1360720064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3409 @ 0.00063131 = 2.1521 BTC [-] -125665;1360720066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 680 @ 0.00063095 = 0.429 BTC [-] -125664;1360720104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3641 @ 0.00063095 = 2.2973 BTC [-] -125663;1360720105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063095 = 2.7263 BTC [-] -125662;1360720106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18238 @ 0.00063094 = 11.5071 BTC [-] -125661;1360721216;Pucilowski;Whats your typical annual return from dividends in the brick and mortar world of stock markets? -125660;1360721489;mircea_popescu;something beween 0.x% and a few % -125659;1360721729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9530 @ 0.00064188 = 6.1171 BTC [+] -125658;1360721729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065291 = 2.8212 BTC [+] -125657;1360721732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 849 @ 0.00065303 = 0.5544 BTC [+] -125656;1360721897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063126 = 2.7277 BTC [-] -125655;1360721899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6373 @ 0.00063094 = 4.021 BTC [-] -125654;1360722138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.006 = 3 BTC [-] -125653;1360722595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064975 = 2.8076 BTC [+] -125652;1360722596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21165 @ 0.00064953 = 13.7473 BTC [-] -125651;1360722730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00064953 = 2.5332 BTC [-] -125650;1360763951;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00625 = 0.625 BTC [+] -125649;1360764038;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -125648;1360764039;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.58102, Best ask: 25.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11898, Last trade: 25.58102, 24 hour volume: 71191.01497053, 24 hour low: 24.40000, 24 hour high: 25.82767, 24 hour vwap: 25.23932 -125647;1360764296;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 8 @ 0.57 = 4.56 BTC [+] -125646;1360764368;mjr__;hey jurov -125645;1360764370;mjr__;hey mircea -125644;1360764379;mjr__;what's new -125643;1360764412;jurov;hi, should be? -125642;1360764419;mjr__;think i will be getting a referral soon for coinbr soon -125641;1360764433;jurov;oh yes, i'm on it -125640;1360764435;mjr__;my friend is finally getting sick of watching my returns and wants to get in -125639;1360764470;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0099 = 0.99 BTC [+] -125638;1360764483;jurov;i mean, we have to be sure all is correct before paying out referrals -125637;1360764495;mjr__;yeah of course -125636;1360764500;jurov;so they're paid very infrequently, like once a month -125635;1360764504;mjr__;mostly just want to get more people into the bitcoin world -125634;1360764510;jurov;it's gonne be better -125633;1360764512;mjr__;yeah of course that is fine -125632;1360764554;mjr__;but you have made trading and investing on mpex very easy to use -125631;1360764582;mjr__;i am really hoping that a bunch of these US btc exchanges start taking off -125630;1360764584;jurov;and otherwise all is well, s.mpoe behaves nicely for the bot to feed on again -125629;1360764593;mjr__;having all the volume going through mt. gox makes me nervous -125628;1360764624;jurov;i'd be nervous instead if all the volumewent thru some us exchange -125627;1360764638;jurov;with all the sec/doj freaks -125626;1360764653;mjr__;true -125625;1360764667;mjr__;i just would like the volume to be split through 20 exchanges all across the world -125624;1360764736;jurov;perhaps it will, after margins get squeezed, local exchanges may get upper hand -125623;1360764764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065611 = 2.8351 BTC [-] -125622;1360764766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7106 @ 0.00065606 = 4.662 BTC [-] -125621;1360764767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17508 @ 0.00064956 = 11.3725 BTC [-] -125620;1360764832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065883 = 2.8468 BTC [+] -125619;1360764834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20198 @ 0.00065914 = 13.3133 BTC [+] -125618;1360764836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23381 @ 0.00065941 = 15.4177 BTC [+] -125617;1360764922;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -125616;1360764948;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -125615;1360764997;mjr__;think we'll see 26 today? -125614;1360765040;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -125613;1360765051;mircea_popescu;possibly. -125612;1360765056;jurov;i cashed out at 24.21 yest, am really not interested in such discussions :D -125611;1360765101;jurov;mircea_popescu hello, have you seen the newspost about russians officially forbidden to own foreign securities? -125610;1360765167;mircea_popescu;nope -125609;1360765170;jurov;hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/E/EU_RUSSIA_FOREIGN_ACCOUNTS -125608;1360765192;jurov;time to add russian faq to mpex (and for me to search for translator) -125607;1360765273;mjr__;that article was referring to specifically people in politics -125606;1360765276;mjr__;that is the first point -125605;1360765291;mjr__;the second point is that they are doing that to try and lessen influence from outside countries and lobbyists -125604;1360765302;mjr__;it is an anti-corruption initiative -125603;1360765338;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.3255 = 0.9765 BTC [+] -125602;1360765373;mjr__;some people view it as isolationist -125601;1360765386;mjr__;but in general, i don't think it has much to do with currency exchange -125600;1360765463;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.33 = 3.3 BTC [+] -125599;1360765486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2285 @ 0.00064956 = 1.4842 BTC [-] -125598;1360765488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064828 = 2.8012 BTC [-] -125597;1360765489;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1197 BTC [+] -125596;1360765490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14344 @ 0.00064827 = 9.2988 BTC [-] -125595;1360765525;jurov;i just meant that more people can get motivated to put their savings into btc -125594;1360765537;jurov;cause btc is quite well known in russia -125593;1360765636;jurov;and it's likely putin will try to extend this "protection" to others, for example to all govt employees -125592;1360765644;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.338 = 1.352 BTC [+] -125591;1360765661;jurov;and their underage children, lol -125590;1360765810;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.747 BTC [+] -125589;1360765885;jurov;hm, it can be said that way, why? -125588;1360765937;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [+] -125587;1360766087;jurov;ic. just to remind me. thx. -125586;1360766148;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141638.0;all lol check out all the interest for things mpoe-pr DOESNT shoot down -125585;1360766323;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143766.0 sdice experts nao. confused by ipo shit, plays and wins every time. dun dun. -125584;1360766609;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -125583;1360766661;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 80 @ 0.02479 = 1.9832 BTC [+] -125582;1360766686;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -125581;1360766749;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0699 BTC [-] -125580;1360766871;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 4 @ 0.57 = 2.28 BTC [+] -125579;1360766973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065251 = 2.8195 BTC [+] -125578;1360766975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12179 @ 0.00065255 = 7.9474 BTC [+] -125577;1360767011;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1091 BTC [-] -125576;1360767169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1855 @ 0.00065255 = 1.2105 BTC [+] -125575;1360767171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00065779 = 1.776 BTC [+] -125574;1360767173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 195 @ 0.00065941 = 0.1286 BTC [+] -125573;1360767206;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.07 = 0.28 BTC [+] -125572;1360767244;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.075 = 1.5 BTC [+] -125571;1360767270;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -125570;1360767364;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -125569;1360767366;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.71000000 / 0.73926695 / 0.75449000 (138 shares, 102.01883973 BTC), 7D: 0.60000000 / 0.64230514 / 0.76500000 (4515 shares, 2900.00772552 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.64311671 / 0.89000000 (10784 shares, 6935.37056152 BTC) -125568;1360767378;mircea_popescu;!ticker bf sdice -125567;1360767379;assbot;Some are born to endless night. -125566;1360767384;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct sdice -125565;1360767386;assbot;Things which are alike, in nature, grow to look alike, and the speaking stones have lain a long time lookin' at the sun. -125564;1360767393;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct gsdpt -125563;1360767395;assbot;[BTCT:GSDPT] 1D: 0.006 / 0.0062 / 0.00625 (1444 shares, 9.0 BTC), 7D: 0.0052 / 0.01 / 0.0064 (61684 shares, 379.2 BTC), 30D: 0.0044 / 0.01 / 0.0082 (182124 shares, 1141.4 BTC) -125562;1360767402;mircea_popescu;bejesus this shit's confusing -125561;1360767524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00609358 = 15.234 BTC [-] -125560;1360767526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00618365 = 12.3673 BTC [+] -125559;1360767965;ThickAsThieves;I don't get how when you're on the mtgox home page it shows Last Prices that are higher than what clarkmoody shows, i'd check the goxlive chart but it doesnt load -125558;1360767975;ThickAsThieves;i saw several $26+ last prices -125557;1360768020;Bowjob;that's the secret options trading on mt gox -125556;1360768024;Bowjob;for the big players -125555;1360768045;Bowjob;meh, i cant sleep -125554;1360768053;Bowjob;them bitcoins -125553;1360768083;ThickAsThieves;indeed -125552;1360768106;BitHub;dat spreaaaad -125551;1360768170;Bowjob;s.dice volume being so low -125550;1360768178;Bowjob;bet volume, i mean. -125549;1360768201;Bowjob;as soon as james get back i know havelock will tank -125548;1360768211;error4733;yes we need a whale -125547;1360768243;Bowjob;i wonder what the purpose of those flags in satoshidice website -125546;1360768259;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -125545;1360768261;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00599414 / 0.00622848 / 0.0064 (56150 shares, 349.73 BTC), 7D: 0.004321 / 0.00624319 / 0.00677999 (2386061 shares, 14,896.66 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00559687 / 0.0075 (8232109 shares, 46,074.13 BTC) -125544;1360768275;Bowjob;methinks eric should translate the website to chinese people -125543;1360768297;Bowjob;they have some serious purchasing power.. they make the houses here so exp -125542;1360768308;Bowjob;may as well make s.dice more exp -125541;1360768320;Bowjob;its been there for quite a while now -125540;1360768395;error4733;we start a collect for a bounty ? -125539;1360768436;error4733;and ask for translation on chinese part of btctalk -125538;1360768464;error4733;EV+ for each share holder ! -125537;1360768548;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.35 = 1.05 BTC [+] -125536;1360768559;Bowjob;just hire this satoshi dice expert -125535;1360768572;Bowjob;guaranteed wins -125534;1360768582;error4733;i send 10btc to him -125533;1360768591;error4733;i have to wait 24h he say -125532;1360768728;error4733;seems legit with 21 post -125531;1360768730;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -125530;1360768769;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 8 @ 0.01 = 0.08 BTC [+] -125529;1360769107;gribble;1 BTC = 25.46003 U.S. dollars = 18.8970756 Euros -125528;1360769292;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143766.msg1524078#msg1524078 -125527;1360769304;Bowjob;Yeap, I can't wait to send this person 200 BTC -125526;1360769400;Pucilowski;Is there any plans for S.DICE to expand? Add more games? anything of the sort? -125525;1360769594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00064861 = 1.1026 BTC [-] -125524;1360769683;jurov;says clay mugs workshop asset expert. -125523;1360769944;mircea_popescu;Pucilowski unlikely i'd guess -125522;1360770141;Bowjob;we just need whales to play -125521;1360770308;ThickAsThieves;maybe they want higher stakes -125520;1360770323;kakobreklaa;http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21439945 -125519;1360770386;jurov;eu should demand IP laws concessions from us -125518;1360770394;jurov;i suspect it went other way instead -125517;1360770397;mircea_popescu;http://images4.fanpop.com/image/photos/16100000/-cats-16140154-1920-1080.jpg -125516;1360770436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065669 = 2.8376 BTC [+] -125515;1360770438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1078 @ 0.00065666 = 0.7079 BTC [-] -125514;1360770624;Bowjob;i got an email from avalon saying they'll re open 300 more ASICS -125513;1360770625;Bowjob;for batch 2 -125512;1360770646;mircea_popescu;lol -125511;1360770654;BitHub;what? -125510;1360770658;BitHub;for realz? -125509;1360770668;Bowjob;forget i said anything. no im trolling -125508;1360770719;Bowjob;now it could be a gamble, though im pretty sure bfl still has their heads up their asses -125507;1360770869;Bowjob;"So it's looking like the week of the 17th for shipping, probably a bit later in the week unless the bumping house really pulls it together, we might be able to ship as early at the 18th, but that is pretty optimistic, more likely is around the 22nd or so." -125506;1360770886;mircea_popescu;that's like a week old by now neh ? -125505;1360770968;Bowjob;" The chips have been delivered by FedEx to the bumping facility. We will hopefully hear from the bumping facility tonight or tomorrow with regards to them, but I do not expect any movement on it until the 14th at the earliest. But... they were here and waiting, so the biggest hurdle in terms of delivery has been achieved." -125504;1360770996;Bowjob;it seems to me he keeps saying, okay, 2 weeks from now -125503;1360771003;Bowjob;2 weeks passes, okay 1 week from now -125502;1360771009;Bowjob;then 3.5 days from now -125501;1360771015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00065782 = 7.3018 BTC [+] -125500;1360771017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27630 @ 0.00065941 = 18.2195 BTC [+] -125499;1360771033;Bowjob;following an arithmetic sequence -125498;1360771102;Bowjob;actually its geometric lol -125497;1360771105;mircea_popescu;you need to dig deeper -125496;1360771110;mircea_popescu;it's been delayed for ~3-4 months by now -125495;1360771116;mircea_popescu;so more like a harmonic -125494;1360771123;Bowjob;ah -125493;1360771124;Bowjob;ll -125492;1360771126;Bowjob;lol -125491;1360771128;mircea_popescu;4 weeks 2 weeks 1 week 2 weeks 4 weeks 2 weeks etc -125490;1360771190;mircea_popescu;anyway it's a pity nobody really cares, this entire asic stuff could have been such a birthing spawnpool of memes -125489;1360771196;mircea_popescu;"HURDLE HAS BEEN ACHIEVED!" -125488;1360771275;jurov;"quagmire achieved" already on much larger scale -125487;1360771320;mircea_popescu;hey, did that bash.org you submitted ever get approved ? what was it ? -125486;1360771353;jurov;dunno, it's few months already...it was about someone becoming your intern -125485;1360771427;jurov;and i don't believe in mass asics deployment...unless they feature one on fox news :D -125484;1360771464;mircea_popescu;i'll believe it when i see output move -125483;1360771484;mircea_popescu;Network total 24.620 Thash/s. what asics ? -125482;1360771500;mircea_popescu;supposedly avalon has been shipping for what, 2 weeks now ? -125481;1360771503;mircea_popescu;where's the asics ? -125480;1360771663;Bowjob;there a single user with 1 terahash of power -125479;1360771673;Bowjob;mining at btc guild -125478;1360771725;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/xGSYf1C.png -125477;1360771730;Bowjob;them asics! -125476;1360771789;mircea_popescu;you can represent your power coming from 100 units as a single unit and vice-versa if you so please. -125475;1360771826;mircea_popescu;also, the person running btc guild said it was a website error -125474;1360771836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12295 @ 0.00065666 = 8.0736 BTC [-] -125473;1360771838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5575 @ 0.00064827 = 3.6141 BTC [-] -125472;1360771884;pigeons;btcguild charges 5% -125471;1360771911;pigeons;i wouldnt pick them -125470;1360772158;TomServo;pigeons: who would you use for a measly 670Mh/s? -125469;1360772201;Bowjob;fuck asics. lets solve blocks by hand -125468;1360772226;Bowjob;gimme a piece of paper, i'll write hashes manually -125467;1360772294;pigeons;TomServo: i dunno man -125466;1360772306;pigeons;try em all -125465;1360772528;Bowjob;so just to be sure im doing this correctly -125464;1360772530;Bowjob;724f039942614e8f442490260edd2535b8f6728133ef0ce7f705ae87b2495e94 -125463;1360772552;Bowjob;i need to write a fuckton of these right? -125462;1360772592;Bowjob;66 million of these strings per second to match an asic, right? -125461;1360772648;pigeons;waka waka -125460;1360772669;Bowjob;wait -125459;1360772673;Bowjob;billion -125458;1360772676;jurov;mircea_popescu another desync or it's just me? -125457;1360772678;Bowjob;inot million -125456;1360772695;Bowjob;so 66 billion of those per sec -125455;1360772695;mircea_popescu;jurov not desync, upgrade. -125454;1360772697;mircea_popescu;back soon. -125453;1360772724;Bowjob;challenge accepted -125452;1360772729;Bowjob;ill write em by hand. brb -125451;1360772732;Bowjob;hold my beer -125450;1360772736;jurov;i like that, bareback monkey upgrades -125449;1360772777;Bowjob;just hold it it wont take long -125448;1360772909;mircea_popescu;jurov back. -125447;1360772962;jurov;lol so i accidentally picked best time to pay referrals.. no mpex activity -125446;1360772984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065906 = 2.8478 BTC [+] -125445;1360772986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7179 @ 0.00065941 = 4.7339 BTC [+] -125444;1360773096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10 @ 0.00065941 = 0.0066 BTC [+] -125443;1360773147;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.35 = 3.5 BTC [+] -125442;1360773467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10 @ 0.00065941 = 0.0066 BTC [+] -125441;1360773643;mircea_popescu;jurov you'll be happy tho. look at a statjson. -125440;1360773698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2621 @ 0.00064831 = 1.6992 BTC [-] -125439;1360773704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10879 @ 0.00064827 = 7.0525 BTC [-] -125438;1360773772;jurov;looks...can't discern anything new...looks into other account... -125437;1360773808;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? -125436;1360773818;mircea_popescu;look a little closer ? -125435;1360773828;mircea_popescu;under trade history. -125434;1360773848;jurov;"TradeHistory":[{"1360766495":{"MPSIC":"S.MPOE", "Track":"MPEx", "BS":"B", "Quantity":"2621", "Price":"64831"}} -125433;1360773851;jurov;Track? -125432;1360773886;mircea_popescu;that will populate with the first 4 chars of the md5 of the order. -125431;1360773917;jurov;nice \o/ -125430;1360773942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064848 = 2.8021 BTC [+] -125429;1360773944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12109 @ 0.00064827 = 7.8499 BTC [-] -125428;1360773945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00064783 = 3.6926 BTC [-] -125427;1360773947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7470 @ 0.00064609 = 4.8263 BTC [-] -125426;1360773958;jurov;the first acct had empty trade history, that's why -125425;1360774000;mircea_popescu;ah -125424;1360774012;mircea_popescu;so from now on, if you keep a db of the md5 of the orders you send -125423;1360774018;mircea_popescu;you can compare executions and sort them out. -125422;1360774080;mircea_popescu;and if the order is not in your list you know your book got hit. -125421;1360774109;jurov;yes. just curious, why md5? it's both slower and less safe than sha -125420;1360774126;mircea_popescu;i think it's actually faster neh ? -125419;1360774138;mircea_popescu;safety is hardly a concern, what diff would it make ? -125418;1360774174;jurov;;;google md5 sha1 speed -125417;1360774174;gribble;cryptography - Is calculating an MD5 hash less CPU intensive than ...: ; Journal of Omnifarious - Myth: MD5 is faster than SHA-1: ; Re: MD5 vs. SHA-1, Performance & Pedigree: (1 more message) -125416;1360774204;mircea_popescu;MD5 411 -125415;1360774204;mircea_popescu;SHA-1 218 -125414;1360774204;mircea_popescu;SHA-256 118 -125413;1360774204;mircea_popescu;SHA-512 46 -125412;1360774205;mircea_popescu;mb/s -125411;1360774216;mircea_popescu;possibly sha-1 is faster for large-ish files -125410;1360774257;jurov;anyway for this simple use case it's moot -125409;1360774267;jurov;not a big difference -125408;1360774375;mircea_popescu;ya for that matter could have just added all the bits together lol -125407;1360774412;mircea_popescu;anyway, it was funny cause i deliberately didn't say anything to see if the ~5 minute downtime window would be noticed at all. -125406;1360774422;mircea_popescu;guess what, it was noticed within 10 seconds -125405;1360774472;jurov;hehe just cause i happened to do stuff and noticed it's waiting for an order -125404;1360774576;jurov;hm, that order from 14:14 UTC is still waiting -125403;1360774991;kakobreklaa;;;bc,convert eur -125402;1360774991;gribble;1 BTC = 26.10720 U.S. dollars = 19.3774215 Euros -125401;1360775302;jurov;26? -125400;1360775307;jurov;;;ticker -125399;1360775307;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.00000, Best ask: 26.13499, Bid-ask spread: 0.13499, Last trade: 26.13500, 24 hour volume: 73652.58496085, 24 hour low: 24.40000, 24 hour high: 26.13500, 24 hour vwap: 25.33009 -125398;1360775313;jurov;yup -125397;1360776335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00618364 = 0.0618 BTC [-] -125396;1360776346;pigeons;big order there -125395;1360776391;assbot;no worries, i can handle it. -125394;1360776442;mircea_popescu;lol -125393;1360776564;jurov;lol.. we're just testing this new track gizmo -125392;1360776779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00618364 = 0.0618 BTC [-] -125391;1360776944;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -125390;1360777554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9 @ 0.00618364 = 0.0557 BTC [-] -125389;1360777674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8 @ 0.00618364 = 0.0495 BTC [-] -125388;1360777977;mjr__;mircea are you here? -125387;1360777995;mjr__;just learned that nomura is using pgp -125386;1360778008;mjr__;think soon everyone will be doing things like mpex -125385;1360778019;mjr__;since it is so much obviously better -125384;1360778047;jurov;unless they do it like my bank... sends emails with pgp signature.. but pubkey is nowhere to be found -125383;1360778053;jurov;scumbags -125382;1360778178;mircea_popescu;i am here. -125381;1360778207;mircea_popescu;mjr_ and of course they will. there's no other way. -125380;1360778866;error4733;S.dice profit look good with the BTC rise . 7K profit is like 14K last month... -125379;1360779180;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3399 BTC [-] -125378;1360779214;mircea_popescu;that's a point -125377;1360779321;kakobrekla;yea -125376;1360779332;kakobrekla;a handy excuse with souch deflationary currency -125375;1360779337;kakobrekla;such -125374;1360779629;error4733;that's a point -125373;1360779685;Bugpowder;26.30 -125372;1360779766;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.0099 = 0.0198 BTC [-] -125371;1360779825;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -125370;1360779825;gribble;1 BTC = 25.96000 U.S. dollars = 19.268166 Euros -125369;1360779828;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -125368;1360779840;gribble;Current Blocks: 220990 | Current Difficulty: 3275464.586565617 | Next Difficulty At Block: 221759 | Next Difficulty In: 769 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 19 hours, 21 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -125367;1360780140;Bugpowder;is XRP / BTC going up or down? -125366;1360780215;ThickAsThieves;where does one even get XRP? -125365;1360780228;ThickAsThieves;I see 1000xrp for .6 btc on bitmit -125364;1360781993;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.02 = 2 BTC [-] -125363;1360781995;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 15 @ 0.02 = 0.3 BTC [-] -125362;1360782168;mircea_popescu;and the mpex upgrade announcement http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-improved-order-tracking/ -125361;1360782220;jcpham;added more duct tape? -125360;1360782226;mircea_popescu;mhm. -125359;1360782232;jcpham;or more hamsters to the wheels -125358;1360782306;error4733;duct tape save africa, could save mpex -125357;1360782494;jurov;what hamsters? already was said that behind the racks there are female slaves concealed (with PhD in accounting, i guess) -125356;1360782773;mircea_popescu;acuntin'. -125355;1360782826;jurov;track value shown in pimpex nao: https://github.com/jurov/pyMPEx -125354;1360782856;mircea_popescu;a good idea! -125353;1360782875;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143810.msg1524703#msg1524703 -125352;1360782926;mircea_popescu;print 'Track: ' + md5d[0:4] + "\n" -125351;1360782928;mircea_popescu;gotta love py -125350;1360782948;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla -125349;1360782957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 963 @ 0.00618364 = 5.9548 BTC [-] -125348;1360782959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 390 @ 0.00618365 = 2.4116 BTC [+] -125347;1360782961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.0061999 = 1.55 BTC [+] -125346;1360783222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.0062 = 4.34 BTC [+] -125345;1360783246;mircea_popescu;"It is quite common that during IPO most of the funds come from people You know. Only maybe 5%-10% are from private people that just react to the public offer." -125344;1360783256;mircea_popescu;these people... -125343;1360783366;jurov;lol sometimes it happens... when i launched MPBPT that was memorable -125342;1360783390;jurov;fabianb asked "do you have enough to buy a bond? i consider investing" -125341;1360783392;mircea_popescu;http://www.btcguild.com/halloffame.php -125340;1360783401;mircea_popescu;that guy got 23mn shares -125339;1360783404;jurov;me "yeah, i can add my own btcs, no prob" -125338;1360783413;jurov;fabianb "nevermind then" -125337;1360783419;jurov;i was like O.o -125336;1360783455;mircea_popescu;the guy has never been involved with an ipo at all, either here or there. yet he comments on what "is common". -125335;1360783465;mircea_popescu;obviously the forum sperg laps it up, but still. -125334;1360783479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006566 = 2.8372 BTC [+] -125333;1360783480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12500 @ 0.00065683 = 8.2104 BTC [+] -125332;1360783491;mircea_popescu;this "everything is equal to everything else" mentality is probably the #1 most obnoxious thing about bitcoin. -125331;1360783527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00625 = 6.25 BTC [+] -125330;1360783531;FabianB_;jurov: was that my wording? -125329;1360783569;jurov;something like that -125328;1360783629;FabianB_;yeah, i invested 20 btc and at that point not many more ppl bought mpbpt -125327;1360783645;FabianB_;i was curious if you fill the gap to 100 -125326;1360783665;jurov;yes in kow and thanks. but at that moment it was like wtf -125325;1360783675;jurov;*i know and thanks -125324;1360783798;FabianB_;well, i just wanted to know if you alternatively thought about just buying back shares instead -125323;1360783837;jurov;well, if i got less than 50btc.. that would be hard decision -125322;1360783861;FabianB_;it's not a matter of how much you got; but how much you wanted to put yourself into -125321;1360783901;FabianB_;but yeah, i guessed the answer, but i thought asking doesn't cost me anything -125320;1360783967;jurov;oh no problem sorry if you feel defamed a bit -125319;1360783988;jurov;i should have anonymized that... it was just hilarious misunderstanding -125318;1360784044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.00065921 = 4.3508 BTC [+] -125317;1360784075;jurov;brb -125316;1360784137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2080 @ 0.00622 = 12.9376 BTC [-] -125315;1360784139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16897 @ 0.0062 = 104.7614 BTC [-] -125314;1360784316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1479 @ 0.00065921 = 0.975 BTC [+] -125313;1360784318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065105 = 2.8132 BTC [-] -125312;1360784319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18100 @ 0.00065102 = 11.7835 BTC [-] -125311;1360784320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3916 @ 0.00064609 = 2.5301 BTC [-] -125310;1360784464;kakobrekla;8 days later it found enhancments -125309;1360784464;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/2n/hg/pts7hyK/critbtc.png -125308;1360784490;kakobrekla;majorish change on green line around 75 :> -125307;1360784527;mircea_popescu;lol 75 ?! -125306;1360784546;kakobrekla;difficulty change 75 -125305;1360784570;kakobrekla;on the x -125304;1360785032;kakobrekla;seems like every ~25 difficulties shit happens. -125303;1360785044;kakobrekla;good shit. -125302;1360785220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065924 = 2.8486 BTC [+] -125301;1360785222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1530 @ 0.0006594 = 1.0089 BTC [+] -125300;1360785224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5373 @ 0.0006594 = 3.543 BTC [+] -125299;1360785226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9768 @ 0.00065941 = 6.4411 BTC [+] -125298;1360785232;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.ir/ lol -125297;1360785259;kakobrekla;infra red. -125296;1360785528;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136076188384.png -125295;1360785530;mircea_popescu;that is pretty good -125294;1360785533;mircea_popescu;(no porno) -125293;1360785602;broomkorn;lol -125292;1360785634;kakobrekla;it gets cut at 'UFO' -125291;1360785639;kakobrekla;now im left confused -125290;1360785867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064639 = 2.7931 BTC [-] -125289;1360785869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2359 @ 0.00064609 = 1.5241 BTC [-] -125288;1360786380;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.710101 = 2.1303 BTC [+] -125287;1360788189;kakobrekla;>overall americans are carrying a grand total of 798 billion in credit card debt. if you were alive when jesus was born and you spent a million dollars every singla day since then, you still would not have spent 798 billion by now. -125286;1360788190;kakobrekla;lol -125285;1360788551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064621 = 2.7923 BTC [+] -125284;1360788554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12434 @ 0.00064609 = 8.0335 BTC [-] -125283;1360788556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 868 @ 0.00064519 = 0.56 BTC [-] -125282;1360788657;jurov;that's how much per head, including newborns? -125281;1360788670;jurov;;;calc 798e9/300e6 -125280;1360788671;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -125279;1360788676;jurov;;;calc 798e9 / 300e6 -125278;1360788676;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -125277;1360788696;jurov;;;calc 798.0e9 / 300.0e6 -125276;1360788696;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -125275;1360788712;mircea_popescu;jurov a coupla thousand. -125274;1360788740;jurov;yeah.but now i'm obsessed to find out how to do it right -125273;1360788796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064545 = 2.789 BTC [+] -125272;1360788797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13574 @ 0.00064519 = 8.7578 BTC [-] -125271;1360788864;mod6;;;calc 800000000000/300000000 -125270;1360788865;gribble;2666.66666667 -125269;1360788951;jurov;btw, i'm "shorting" euros similarly -125268;1360789250;pigeons;i'm going to issue colored coins in a bridge -125267;1360789548;jurov;truffles, why? -125266;1360789618;jurov;cause he got inficted by my obsession. poor fellow -125265;1360789640;jurov;*infected -125264;1360789708;jurov;what do you mean? -125263;1360789724;mod6;ITS INCORRECT BECAUSE mod6 USES ZEROS! WHAT A QUEER! -125262;1360789754;jurov;that's not queer. that's plain cheating -125261;1360789759;mod6;haha -125260;1360789761;jurov;BRAAAAAINS -125259;1360789783;mod6;;;help calc -125258;1360789783;gribble;(calc ) -- Returns the value of the evaluated . The syntax is Python syntax; the type of arithmetic is floating point. Floating point arithmetic is used in order to prevent a user from being able to crash to the bot with something like '10**10**10**10'. One consequence is that large values such as '10**24' might not be exact. -125257;1360789869;jurov;oh that tango. i've had a basic dance course but forgot long ago -125256;1360789951;mod6;;;calc 798*10**9/300*10**6 -125255;1360789951;gribble;2660000000000000 -125254;1360789957;mod6;yipes -125253;1360789977;jurov;aims silver-bulleted gun -125252;1360789986;jurov;oh that's for vampires instead -125251;1360790124;jurov;didn't you miss a door? you should talk to daniel^2 in #bitcoin-otc -125250;1360790138;jurov;if you want something queer -125249;1360790184;mod6;fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu -125248;1360790191;jurov;true. i do hate myself sometimes -125247;1360790255;jurov;but well managed hate is the basic fundation of good relationshiip -125246;1360790309;jurov;why? you shouldn't get too cozy with yourself :D -125245;1360790429;mod6;This year DEF CON 21 will be $180, instead of $200 like last year,... -125244;1360790439;mod6;I wonder if DT will take BTC this year... -125243;1360790499;iz;i hope they have enough forethought to book a convention area large enough for the number of attendies -125242;1360790515;mod6;yeah, it seems to be a problem every year. -125241;1360790546;mod6;I liked the Alexis park -- the pool and beer was never very far away. -125240;1360790550;mod6;:D -125239;1360790560;iz;yeah, but everything else in vegas was :/ -125238;1360790578;iz;except maybe the hard rock -125237;1360790580;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.738 = 1.476 BTC [+] -125236;1360790594;mod6;haha. long live The Pink Taco -125235;1360790598;iz;haha -125234;1360790691;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -125233;1360790691;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.42222, Best ask: 25.49990, Bid-ask spread: 0.07768, Last trade: 25.49990, 24 hour volume: 88534.85294652, 24 hour low: 24.40000, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.47354 -125232;1360790701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065923 = 2.8485 BTC [+] -125231;1360790701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 679 @ 0.00065941 = 0.4477 BTC [+] -125230;1360790770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064594 = 2.7911 BTC [-] -125229;1360790772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35771 @ 0.00064519 = 23.0791 BTC [-] -125228;1360790773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00064574 = 5.3596 BTC [+] -125227;1360790833;mod6;pff so the LAPD just WACO'd that dude huh -125226;1360790879;TomServo;sounds like it -125225;1360790896;mircea_popescu;inb4 not him -125224;1360790911;mod6;oh man would that be a shit storm if it wasn't -125223;1360790932;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3399 BTC [-] -125222;1360790943;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.34 = 1.02 BTC [+] -125221;1360790978;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.35 = 1.4 BTC [+] -125220;1360791038;mircea_popescu;random crazy dude who lived there for 15+ years -125219;1360791055;mircea_popescu;suddenly all da polis at his doorstep, like he heard on his ham radio from jesus -125218;1360791062;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 68 @ 0.01 = 0.68 BTC [+] -125217;1360791065;mircea_popescu;opens fire, hilarity ensues -125216;1360791099;TomServo;lol @ ham radio from jesus -125215;1360791103;mod6;srsly. what kind of police work is that anyway? where you just start shooting people instead of trying to make a positive ID and apprehend him so he can face the court system. -125214;1360791126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065908 = 2.8479 BTC [+] -125213;1360791126;mircea_popescu;well actually i lolled at the "cabin caught on fire" -125212;1360791127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18079 @ 0.00065941 = 11.9215 BTC [+] -125211;1360791128;mod6;the LAPD just started like going buckwild and shooting people -125210;1360791132;mircea_popescu;ya, im sure it was bad wiring -125209;1360791138;mod6;lol yeah -125208;1360791157;TomServo;well yeah - that shit wasn't going to trial, might as well go in guns a blazin' -125207;1360791189;mod6;yeah, I understand a guy barricaded... but what about that blue truck that they mag dumped on lol -125206;1360791370;mod6;maybe Toyota has a Type IV package. -125205;1360791446;mod6;I think they used incendiary tear gas canisters at Waco. This felt just like it. -125204;1360791594;mod6;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waco_siege -125203;1360791600;mod6;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oklahoma_City_bombing -125202;1360791600;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.725 = 10.875 BTC [-] -125201;1360791656;mod6;wat -125200;1360791675;mod6;it was not swept under anything. it was all over the news for like ever. -125199;1360791704;mod6;well they were, and they executed McVeigh -125198;1360791765;mod6;I guess it was like 18 years ago o_0 -125197;1360791770;mod6;wtf -125196;1360791793;mod6;lol -125195;1360791801;mod6;damn near before Win95 -125194;1360791830;mod6;and Waco was like during AOL 2.0 -125193;1360791843;iz;did you hear the audio of the cops saying "burn it down"? -125192;1360791866;mod6;iz: yeah. that will come back to haunt them methinks... -125191;1360791869;iz;http://youtu.be/cNk-bV40XMc?t=17s -125190;1360792070;mod6;haha, then the lady is like "Police officers undersandibly upset..." -125189;1360792083;mod6;yeah, upset alright. "BURN THE MOTHERFUCKER" -125188;1360792399;mircea_popescu;i wonder what the media's angle is. -125187;1360792410;mircea_popescu;i know if i were a journalist i'd rag on the police till i dropped -125186;1360792419;mircea_popescu;why are they trying to be all nice ? it's not paying anything. -125185;1360792727;TomServo;mircea_popescu: I would guess trying to avoid a repeat LA riot. -125184;1360792744;mircea_popescu;why "? -125183;1360792758;mircea_popescu;if you cause one you get more ratings. -125182;1360792764;mircea_popescu;does the police pay you if you prevent one ? -125181;1360792885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065933 = 2.849 BTC [-] -125180;1360792887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 379 @ 0.00065941 = 0.2499 BTC [+] -125179;1360793076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3479 @ 0.00065941 = 2.2941 BTC [+] -125178;1360793077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065925 = 2.8486 BTC [-] -125177;1360793231;iz;mircea_popescu: because the police allow them to be on the scene -125176;1360793245;mircea_popescu;o yeah, -125175;1360793251;iz;if they don't cooperate, they get kicked off the scene, and competeing reporters that kiss more ass get the exclusive -125174;1360793251;mircea_popescu;that'll go great, disallow them. how does that go ? -125173;1360793256;mircea_popescu;ABC is now banned from scene ? -125172;1360793272;mircea_popescu;fine. abc spends the next full week runningspecials about la police corruption -125171;1360793279;mircea_popescu;asks people to call in with their stories -125170;1360793282;mircea_popescu;airs them back to back. -125169;1360793283;iz;but there WAS press there -125168;1360793284;mircea_popescu;guess what ? -125167;1360793289;iz;NBC and FOX were all over it -125166;1360793305;mircea_popescu;i was just saying, random venue gets banned. -125165;1360793305;iz;ABC was just slow to get there and are being whiners -125164;1360793308;mircea_popescu;who can afford this ? -125163;1360793315;iz;it's just one reporter there -125162;1360793324;iz;police always tell them to fuck off and they did -125161;1360793324;mircea_popescu;i haven't been following the story at all, just picked a random letter sequence -125160;1360793329;iz;they told the press to stop recording -125159;1360793330;mircea_popescu;which turns out to be an actual outlet o.o -125158;1360793332;iz;and to stop tweeting -125157;1360793345;iz;they actually told the press to stop tweeting about it -125156;1360793361;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -125155;1360793362;gribble;25.47 -125154;1360793409;jurov;why does gribble round the vwap? -125153;1360793537;jurov;hm, looks like it uses "display_short" from mtgox ticker -125152;1360793567;jurov;mircea_popescu, do you use rounded or full vwap for options? -125151;1360793631;jurov;it's precisely 25.47181 now, not 25.47 -125150;1360793656;jurov;;;ticker -125149;1360793656;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.62101, Best ask: 25.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07899, Last trade: 25.70000, 24 hour volume: 88419.83007404, 24 hour low: 24.40000, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.47214 -125148;1360793678;mircea_popescu;the value used is here http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ -125147;1360793735;jurov;they average all markets? -125146;1360793765;mircea_popescu;yea -125145;1360793832;jurov;hm, must redo it then -125144;1360793871;mircea_popescu;hm ? -125143;1360793888;jurov;users want understandable computation to be done automatically on exercise page... and one complained it isn't correct -125142;1360793898;jurov;now i know why, used wrong ticker -125141;1360793948;mircea_popescu;https://www.bitcoinasic.net/ awww they got pulled off the interwebs -125140;1360793965;mircea_popescu;Where is the "specialized devision of a huge corporate electronics manufacturer in Canada" !!! -125139;1360793978;mircea_popescu;jurov there's a json there too -125138;1360794010;jurov;yes, i see. but there's also said "query only once per 15 minutes". quite lame. -125137;1360794026;jurov;must set up caching etc. -125136;1360794465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1287 @ 0.00064519 = 0.8304 BTC [-] -125135;1360794467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064387 = 2.7822 BTC [-] -125134;1360794471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17294 @ 0.00064386 = 11.1349 BTC [-] -125133;1360794473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25714 @ 0.00064378 = 16.5542 BTC [-] -125132;1360794475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11733 @ 0.000642 = 7.5326 BTC [-] -125131;1360794476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00064299 = 5.4654 BTC [+] -125130;1360794586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00064677 = 5.1418 BTC [+] -125129;1360794775;mjr_;anyone know how to get a google doc to reload a script? -125128;1360794786;mjr_;trying to make it automatically get the freshest mt. gox price -125127;1360794817;Bugpowder;it will do it every hour or so -125126;1360794830;Bugpowder;there is some code you can use to make it do it faster, but it didn't work for me -125125;1360794832;Bugpowder;google it -125124;1360795220;mjr_;ah ok -125123;1360795221;mjr_;cool -125122;1360795222;mjr_;thanks -125121;1360795236;mjr_;yeah, i keep changing the value, but it doesn't rerun the script -125120;1360795244;mjr_;even though i can rerun it from the script editor -125119;1360795334;mjr_;also, is there a way to poll mpex for the last price of a given symbol? or bidding price -125118;1360795340;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0095 = 0.95 BTC [-] -125117;1360795444;mircea_popescu;you can get either the book or the prices json, its in the faq -125116;1360795637;mjr_;i know -125115;1360795655;mjr_;but i just wanted one single price, do i have to find that subobject? or can you query for it directly? -125114;1360795717;jurov;no you have to extract it from json -125113;1360795742;mircea_popescu;mpex is too good to take user input -125112;1360795792;jurov;mjr_ i think something like live.coinbr.com/last?mpsic=MPSIC can be added easily -125111;1360795812;mjr_;lol, i do like it -125110;1360795817;mjr_;and thanks jurov, that would be awesome -125109;1360795847;mjr_;It would be nice to have an autoupdating spreadsheet that lists total positions and relative gain -125108;1360796095;mjr_;also, on an interesting note, depending on how i value my options, i am either -$0.17 or +$3.16 -125107;1360796157;mjr_;or +$1.44 -125106;1360796210;mjr_;respectively that is cost of bitcoins at present exchange, cost of bitcoins at my conversion cost, or cost of bitcoins at time of option purchase -125105;1360796250;mjr_;so as you can see, it is not trivial which number i use, and i still cannot figure out which is the correct one to use. I think at the end of the day it is really just my choice, but I am curious how ForEx guys do it -125104;1360796338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065196 = 2.8171 BTC [+] -125103;1360796340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12989 @ 0.00065223 = 8.4718 BTC [+] -125102;1360796345;mircea_popescu;odds are there's no "correct" one -125101;1360796352;mircea_popescu;you have to decide what you are tryng to do -125100;1360796481;mjr_;show the most impressive results -125099;1360796489;mjr_;without cheating -125098;1360796641;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.725 = 7.25 BTC [-] -125097;1360796885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5 @ 0.00064718 = 0.0032 BTC [-] -125096;1360796889;jurov;mjr_ done: http://live.coinbr.com/last?mpsic=S.MPOE -125095;1360796892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00064717 = 0.3236 BTC [-] -125094;1360796894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00064229 = 3.5326 BTC [-] -125093;1360796897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064228 = 2.7753 BTC [-] -125092;1360796898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12050 @ 0.0006418 = 7.7337 BTC [-] -125091;1360796901;mjr_;or similar format for others? -125090;1360796903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2324 @ 0.00064111 = 1.4899 BTC [-] -125089;1360796928;jurov;what others? just change mpsoc parameter -125088;1360796937;mjr_;yes, that is what i meant -125087;1360796944;mjr_;thanks so much that is awesome -125086;1360796989;markedathome;mircea_popescu: mpex key expire, 1 year from 2011 is mar 2012 or do you mean expire in 2 years to expire next month? -125085;1360797036;mircea_popescu;1 year from 2012 march 11 is 2013 march 10th -125084;1360797047;jurov;he already announced he'll replace it on 10th march -125083;1360797103;markedathome;your mpex-key page says 1 year from March 2011 -125082;1360797141;markedathome;which is why I asked -125081;1360797197;mircea_popescu;hum -125080;1360797199;mircea_popescu;link me ? -125079;1360797271;markedathome;http://trilema.com/2013/new-mpex-key/ 2nd sentence in para after 94 print 'gpg' -125078;1360797469;jurov;good catch -125077;1360797499;markedathome;I was wondering if gpg had got some new timewarping functionality... -125076;1360797586;mircea_popescu;i fucked up the year -125075;1360797589;mircea_popescu;thanks for that! -125074;1360797623;jurov;or MP is secretly operating since 2011 :P -125073;1360797780;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.745 BTC [+] -125072;1360797827;mircea_popescu;well yes, the old mpoe page was born in like august 2011 -125071;1360797916;mjr_;ugh having problems with google docs -125070;1360797929;mjr_;won't just give me the subobject -125069;1360798225;mjr_;should i not be able to do this? =ImportData("http://live.coinbr.com/last?mpsic=S.DICE")."last"[2] -125068;1360798274;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.sdice -125067;1360798276;assbot;Good morning, may you serve the Lord, and may His holy dominion guide you through your dismal life. -125066;1360798278;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.dice -125065;1360798279;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00599414 / 0.00618588 / 0.0063 (34077 shares, 210.80 BTC), 7D: 0.004321 / 0.00622371 / 0.0065 (2175631 shares, 13,540.51 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.0056034 / 0.0075 (8215991 shares, 46,037.55 BTC) -125064;1360798280;Anduck;stfu assbot -125063;1360798286;iz;lol -125062;1360798287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006518 = 2.8164 BTC [+] -125061;1360798287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2450 @ 0.00065181 = 1.5969 BTC [+] -125060;1360798487;kakobrekla;where was the largest SD mention on some bigger gambling related site -125059;1360798490;kakobrekla;i cant remember -125058;1360798505;kakobrekla;s/largerst/larger -125057;1360798505;mircea_popescu;some blog yeah -125056;1360798526;kakobrekla;lookin for sauce -125055;1360798543;TomServo;I thought it was 'pokerscout' or something to that effect....looking now. -125054;1360798556;mircea_popescu;what if instead of spending money on video cards, motherboards, and a crudely built home depot rack, you spent that money on hydroponic equipment and you mined weed, same as bitcoins except you end up with something that has value -125053;1360798560;mircea_popescu;lol somethingawful delivers -125052;1360798621;mod6;ya right -125051;1360798625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065153 = 2.8153 BTC [-] -125050;1360798627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20958 @ 0.00065181 = 13.6606 BTC [+] -125049;1360798660;mod6;obama said 'no' -- they'll figure out a way to jack-boot that also. -125048;1360798660;mircea_popescu;"bitcoin mining seems like a potential first step in a weed grow-op, though. start off with a big bitcoin mining operation, enough to get the cops to search the place looking for weed. then after everyone's had a big laugh over the crazy kid "mining for buttcoins", sell off the computers and immediately start growing weed." -125047;1360798664;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0095 BTC [-] -125046;1360798672;mircea_popescu;it's like... 500 ways of stubbornly not eating your spinach -125045;1360798692;mircea_popescu;they've decided bitcoin is bad, so now are making brocolli statues out of it -125044;1360798716;mjr_;to me it's like r/atheism ... i want to spend all day talking about something I don't believe in -125043;1360798734;mjr_;and about how much i don't believe it -125042;1360798748;iz;i think there are some SA ppl that were early bitcoin adopters, so there are also a lot of SA posters that are bitter and jealous about that -125041;1360798753;mjr_;lol -125040;1360798770;mircea_popescu;well at least they're preserving some shit the bitcoin forum deleted -125039;1360798781;iz;lol -125038;1360798788;mircea_popescu;which incidentally... who was the monumental retard who alloewd post deletion on btctalk ? -125037;1360798794;iz;evangelising athiests are the WORST -125036;1360798802;iz;way worse than evangelising religious ppl -125035;1360798838;iz;the difference is religious ppl at least are cool with the idea that maybe there is more than one possible viewpoint -125034;1360798850;TomServo;kakobrekla: http://www.pokerscout.com/news/weekly-traffic-update.aspx?year=2013&week=7 -125033;1360798863;kakobrekla;hm -125032;1360798867;kakobrekla;i just found -125031;1360798867;kakobrekla;http://calvinayre.com/2013/02/01/business/why-bitcoin-can-no-longer-be-ignored/ -125030;1360798870;markedathome;so what is this about gambling being possibly legalised in new jersey? apparently there were some subtantial rises in betting shares in the lst week -125029;1360798872;iz;athiests are just 100% certain they are right all the time -125028;1360798887;iz;yeah, agnostic is the only rational thing really -125027;1360798939;maximian;Heh, evoorhees wrote that article -125026;1360799000;mircea_popescu;ya it was the calvinaire thing -125025;1360799002;mjr_;absence of evidence is NOT evidence of absence -125024;1360799042;mjr_;so yeah, agnostics rule, they just chill and have fun, and don't worship richard dawkins all day, while talking about things they don't believe in -125023;1360799069;mjr_;omg, am i talking about atheism that I don't believe in?? what a vicious cycle... -125022;1360799078;mjr_;hhahaha, how meta can we get -125021;1360799110;mjr_;anyway, anyone know how to pull a value from a json object in google docs? -125020;1360799123;mjr_;i did it a week ago, but for some reason, i can't do it again -125019;1360799138;mjr_;i'm using =importData() -125018;1360799163;mjr_;and yes, i like discussions too -125017;1360799175;mjr_;as long as they are not dogmatic...i mean what's the point then right? -125016;1360799185;mjr_;let's just both believe what we choose to believe since we aren't going to listen -125015;1360799214;Diablo-D3;mjr_: Im seriously considering starting the church of satoshi -125014;1360799220;mjr_;NICE -125013;1360799227;mjr_;yeah true -125012;1360799238;Diablo-D3;mjr_: I already named myself the pope of it as a joke quite a few years ago -125011;1360799259;mjr_;i picture a cloud atlas future where people worship satoshi and live life according to his precepts while trying to avoid being cannibalized -125010;1360799286;mjr_;lol, not really -125009;1360799297;mjr_;they jump around a lot -125008;1360799315;mjr_;and i think it was common knowledge (in the trailer) that they show the future -125007;1360799336;mjr_;i do recommend it though, it is not the best, but it is pretty great -125006;1360799346;kakobrekla;http://i.imgur.com/eKgAP6O.jpg -125005;1360799437;mircea_popescu;da fuck ? -125004;1360799445;mircea_popescu;is this a line for dogs ? -125003;1360799487;kakobrekla;dogs? -125002;1360799517;mircea_popescu;recognise person by scent -125001;1360799652;iz;i don't think anything is a spoiler for cloud atlas -125000;1360799707;iz;it's like a 3 hour movie, and after i watched it and the credits started to roll, i felt like i had just watched a 3 hour trailer for a movie called "cloud atlas", which seems really cool and all.. but that i still haven't seen yet -124999;1360799821;mjr_;yeah, it is not executed perfectly, but i think its themes are powerful -124998;1360799846;mjr_;to be honest, i think some of it even relates to bitcoins...in some ways -124997;1360799857;iz;also, i sort of feel like that movie was like.. part of loni warchowski's transformation into a woman -124996;1360799859;mjr_;though i think i can see parallels to bitcoins in almost anything -124995;1360799867;iz;like with all of the gender bending of roles and stuff -124994;1360799870;mjr_;yeah, i could see that -124993;1360799872;mjr_;very true -124992;1360799878;iz;dressing hugo weaving up like a lady -124991;1360799999;Diablo-D3;Circumcised males are against the will of God. -124990;1360800002;Diablo-D3;clearly he is wrong -124989;1360800005;mjr_;importData(http://live.coinbr.com/last?mpsic=S.MPOE)["last"][3] -124988;1360800018;mjr_;that should work i think, but it doesn't -124987;1360800084;mjr_;i keep getting parse error -124986;1360800139;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.006 = 0.06 BTC [-] -124985;1360800292;Lyspooner;hi truffles -124984;1360800559;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.00067 = 0.0067 BTC [-] -124983;1360800572;mircea_popescu;"I already get enough shit because the general public think the legal adult industry and the illegal adult industry are all the same. I'm not asking for a second helping." -124982;1360800574;mircea_popescu;wait, what ?! -124981;1360800601;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 14.1 BTC [+] -124980;1360800661;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.7499998 = 5.25 BTC [+] -124979;1360800895;awkorama;evening gentlemen -124978;1360800918;iz;there's another joke like that w/ a punchline of the wallet turning into a suitcase if you rubbed it a little -124977;1360800969;iz;like the dude saved foreskins and made leather goods out of them -124976;1360801090;mircea_popescu;"If MP has any dirty laundry such as child sex charges or other things it will be found by SA. Then MP can be right up there with such luminaries as Bruce Wagner." -124975;1360801101;mircea_popescu;srsly, the forum :D -124974;1360801561;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.7499998 = 3 BTC [+] -124973;1360801617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00598093 = 5.9809 BTC [-] -124972;1360801619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00598092 = 0.299 BTC [-] -124971;1360801700;awkorama;I was rubbing my wallet.dat a little and it didn't change to any suitcase. -124970;1360802094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.0006442 = 1.6749 BTC [-] -124969;1360802096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064135 = 2.7713 BTC [-] -124968;1360802104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064126 = 2.7709 BTC [-] -124967;1360802106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7808 @ 0.00064111 = 5.0058 BTC [-] -124966;1360802884;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/ -124965;1360802887;mircea_popescu;new header :D -124964;1360803328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3445 @ 0.00064111 = 2.2086 BTC [-] -124963;1360803330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063943 = 2.763 BTC [-] -124962;1360803332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3084 @ 0.00063942 = 1.972 BTC [-] -124961;1360803333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3084 @ 0.00063942 = 1.972 BTC [-] -124960;1360803542;Bugpowder;3 hours of waiting in the Burning Man ticket queue. -124959;1360803543;Bugpowder;sux -124958;1360803591;wao;lal -124957;1360803732;mircea_popescu;i've never waited in a queue. -124956;1360803735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.00609587 = 0.0305 BTC [+] -124955;1360803737;mircea_popescu;why the fuck would you ?! -124954;1360803739;jurov;hm, looking to the site, do you ask "I understand that I will be required to pay 30 BTC" to be written in chinese/farsi FAQ, too? -124953;1360803743;kakobrekla;> The only Bitcoin service that has never been hacked. -124952;1360803744;kakobrekla;lies. -124951;1360803747;pigeons;;;google youtube les claypool burning man -124950;1360803747;gribble;Hey Are Ya Goin to Burning Man - Claypool / Electric ... - YouTube: ; Electric Apricot - Burning Man - YouTube: ; Hey are you going to Burning Man - Live at Festeroo - YouTube: -124949;1360803751;Bugpowder;online queue -124948;1360803758;mircea_popescu;jurov no, foreigners get off easy -124947;1360803772;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder o thought you were checking on mobile -124946;1360803775;mircea_popescu;foursquare style -124945;1360803783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 45 @ 0.00609587 = 0.2743 BTC [+] -124944;1360803795;Bugpowder;nope -124943;1360803798;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ya well! lies & drama back bitcoin -124942;1360803813;Bugpowder;I refreshed the initial page to slow and got in line 1 minute after it opened -124941;1360803822;mircea_popescu;lol -124940;1360803823;Bugpowder;now a 3 hour wait -124939;1360803831;Bugpowder;my friend got his in 10 minutes. -124938;1360803833;Bugpowder;fuc -124937;1360803834;jurov;lol it's like... in motorests in austria, there are slovak warnings "to use toilet you have to pay". slovak only. -124936;1360803843;mircea_popescu;hahaha -124935;1360803852;mircea_popescu;slovakistan!!! -124934;1360803910;mircea_popescu;jurov but honestly : it is in the farsi faq -124933;1360803921;mircea_popescu;and the chinese one has a guy doing it anyway -124932;1360803944;mircea_popescu;also http://www.stripperweb.com/forum/showthread.php?173251-Have-you-heard-of-this-new-currency-and-way-of-getting-paid-called-Bitcoins this is kinda funny. -124931;1360803997;kakobrekla;Banned -124930;1360804050;mircea_popescu;what ?! -124929;1360804072;kakobrekla;the author was banned -124928;1360804074;kakobrekla;from the forums -124927;1360804132;mircea_popescu;o yeah -124926;1360804142;mircea_popescu;some bitcoin tard "educating" a buncha strippers about bitcoin -124925;1360804164;mircea_popescu;it ended up something like, random bitcointalk dood walks into a forum populated by 5000 mpoeprs -124924;1360804195;jurov;5000 mpoeprs *wipes monitor* -124923;1360804209;mircea_popescu;damn straight -124922;1360804256;mircea_popescu;but seriously now : somebody should make a bitcoin based webcam programme. -124921;1360804271;mircea_popescu;that industry is currently fucked in the ass by HIRE -124920;1360804276;mircea_popescu;on top of all the other nonsense. -124919;1360804447;kakobrekla;HIRE? -124918;1360804468;mircea_popescu;yes. -124917;1360804474;kakobrekla;whats that -124916;1360804496;mircea_popescu;the mericans came up with this really retarded idea whereby anyone sending money into the us has to also apply the us laws to their customers -124915;1360804518;mircea_popescu;which is why most non-us banks aren't actually dealing with transfers towards the us anymore -124914;1360804535;mircea_popescu;and to top it all off next year ALL transfers will have to be charged 30% tax -124913;1360804540;mircea_popescu;regardless if they're taxable or not. -124912;1360804575;Bugpowder;wat? -124911;1360804580;Bugpowder;30% wat? -124910;1360804587;mircea_popescu;30% fuck you fee. -124909;1360804593;Bugpowder;link? -124908;1360804598;mircea_popescu;srsly. if you're an american and have a foreign bank account -124907;1360804608;mircea_popescu;you will be charged on all transfers. -124906;1360804614;kakobrekla;what does this have to to with free trade talkings that i posted about today -124905;1360804624;mircea_popescu;http://www.bracewellgiuliani.com/news-publications/updates/hire-act-2010-increases-need-international-tax-compliance -124904;1360804627;mircea_popescu;this is pretty old shit ? -124903;1360804666;pigeons;many countries and banks don't allow american customers -124902;1360804696;kakobrekla;13 February 2013: EU and US free-trade talks launched -124901;1360804701;Bugpowder;this is only if they don't report who the account owner is -124900;1360804704;kakobrekla;any realation to that' -124899;1360804717;Bugpowder;there is no withholding if they do report it seems -124898;1360804720;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla not much really. -124897;1360804724;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder guess who is going to report ? -124896;1360804727;Bugpowder;just applying pressure to Switz -124895;1360804735;mircea_popescu;nah, by now the incentives just aren't there. -124894;1360804739;mircea_popescu;much cheaper to cut the us loose. -124893;1360804757;Bugpowder;BITCOIN RALLY ON IRC CHAT DISCUSSION -124892;1360804762;mircea_popescu;totally. -124891;1360804770;mircea_popescu;tbh i was pretty certain the cause of the rally is this -124890;1360804776;mircea_popescu;some provisions start in march -124889;1360804787;mircea_popescu;people were trying to wait past the halving but not much past march, so... squeeze. -124888;1360804823;Bugpowder;if you can afford the fee, they don't charge you -124887;1360804835;Bugpowder;seriously -124886;1360804844;mircea_popescu;heh. -124885;1360804844;Bugpowder;Platinum... -124884;1360804852;Bugpowder;Admiral shares -124883;1360804857;mircea_popescu;who the fuck is paying 30% ? -124882;1360804859;Bugpowder;Vanguard Flagship account -124881;1360804867;Bugpowder;nobody is paying 30% -124880;1360804870;mircea_popescu;right. -124879;1360804872;Bugpowder;thye will report -124878;1360804876;mircea_popescu;no they won't. -124877;1360804880;mircea_popescu;they'll jsut shrug and carry on. -124876;1360804886;Bugpowder;or people will have money for offshore -124875;1360804890;Bugpowder;and money for onshore -124874;1360804895;mircea_popescu;pretty much -124873;1360804897;Bugpowder;and never the twain shall meet -124872;1360804903;Bugpowder;except via btc -124871;1360804912;mircea_popescu;in the unlikely event there's someone wioth any wealth left physically in the us -124870;1360804915;Bugpowder;jesus bitcoin is amazing -124869;1360804918;mircea_popescu;which seems rather improbable atm -124868;1360804918;Bugpowder;lol -124867;1360804924;Bugpowder;you are so fucking negative -124866;1360804943;Bugpowder;nah -124865;1360804949;Bugpowder;not as rich -124864;1360804953;Bugpowder;but yes -124863;1360804958;Bugpowder;other professions with money -124862;1360804972;Bugpowder;;;ticker -124861;1360804972;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.00000, Best ask: 25.15000, Bid-ask spread: 0.15000, Last trade: 25.00000, 24 hour volume: 82323.14434998, 24 hour low: 24.47998, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.57240 -124860;1360804987;Bugpowder;This is getting serious -124859;1360805002;Bugpowder;anybody want to buy some calls? -124858;1360805004;mircea_popescu;things are getting serious... -124857;1360805037;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IRGenlpf-E -124856;1360805044;pigeons;and you haven't stopped talking since -124855;1360805055;Bugpowder;that was last week -124854;1360805109;mircea_popescu;what ?! -124853;1360805130;mircea_popescu;hm, is my ignore filtering half the chat again ? -124852;1360805143;Bugpowder;truffles -124851;1360805163;kakobrekla;told ya. -124850;1360805206;mircea_popescu;it's funny how that works, i add names, the killed lines counter jumps to hundreds a day, then a few weeks later it's back to 0 -124849;1360805209;mircea_popescu;then... -124848;1360805241;kakobrekla;you have a killed lines counter? :D -124847;1360805250;kakobrekla;damn. -124846;1360805278;mircea_popescu;i have ignore stats ! im from like... the future. -124845;1360805312;kakobrekla;does it say on the end of report "you are very ignorant" :D -124844;1360805462;jurov;once btcusd goes to 133 coinbr acct will cost 12 bucks/month too, then :P -124843;1360805529;Bugpowder;I dunno about this dump -124842;1360805531;Bugpowder;seems reall -124841;1360805536;Bugpowder;feels toppy -124840;1360805560;Bugpowder;its persistent -124839;1360805568;Bugpowder;lots of overhead resistance -124838;1360805606;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/221/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-stay-above-20-24-and/ -124837;1360805610;kakobrekla;money for grabs if so -124836;1360805651;jurov;fuck bitbet... i made few small bets slightly drunk -124835;1360805656;jurov;using coinbr wallet -124834;1360805677;jurov;now i realized i have to check every deposit whether it isn't something from bitbet -124833;1360805684;kakobrekla;loool -124832;1360805697;kakobrekla;just use a different output addy -124831;1360805711;jurov;oh yea -124830;1360805768;jurov;and add alcohol tester to coinbr admin interface -124829;1360805793;kakobrekla;you will trick yourself using different drugs. -124828;1360805797;kakobrekla;no good. -124827;1360805880;kakobrekla;there we go, dumping. -124826;1360805931;kakobrekla;24.6 -124825;1360805936;kakobrekla;24.5 -124824;1360805959;kakobrekla;24.4 -124823;1360805966;pizzaman1337;good, I want the price to go down. Need to buy more coings. -124822;1360805967;pizzaman1337;coins* -124821;1360805999;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -124820;1360805999;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.49753, Best ask: 24.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00247, Last trade: 24.50000, 24 hour volume: 86614.45783048, 24 hour low: 24.48752, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.53151 -124819;1360806050;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -124818;1360806306;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 948 @ 0.06641709 = 62.9634 BTC -124817;1360806353;mircea_popescu;lmao jurov -124816;1360806364;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124815;1360806365;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.50000, Best ask: 24.63661, Bid-ask spread: 0.13661, Last trade: 24.63661, 24 hour volume: 87831.55624440, 24 hour low: 24.48752, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.51202 -124814;1360806369;mircea_popescu;;;bc,convert eur -124813;1360806370;gribble;1 BTC = 24.63661 U.S. dollars = 18.2859126 Euros -124812;1360806380;mircea_popescu;well... i sold my 200 at 17 so a way to go. -124811;1360806388;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 52 @ 0.06641709 = 3.4537 BTC -124810;1360806412;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -124809;1360806417;kakobrekla;bitstamp stuck at 25 again -124808;1360806431;mircea_popescu;that poor guy with the short puts -124807;1360806435;mircea_popescu;he's getting massacred again -124806;1360806454;Namworld;What? -124805;1360806786;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 745 @ 0.21602472 = 160.9384 BTC [-] -124804;1360806799;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C190T] 745 @ 0.25537348 = 190.2532 BTC [+] -124803;1360806816;mircea_popescu;Namworld bitcoin is dropping -124802;1360806829;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C180T] 744 @ 0.29472225 = 219.2734 BTC [+] -124801;1360806842;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C170T] 735 @ 0.33407101 = 245.5422 BTC [-] -124800;1360806860;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C160T] 4 @ 0.37341978 = 1.4937 BTC [+] -124799;1360806973;Namworld;Someone is cashing in his calls or something. -124798;1360806994;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P250T] 1000 @ 0.10775591 = 107.7559 BTC -124797;1360807047;Namworld;It just dropped a bit. -124796;1360807053;kakobrekla;a tad. -124795;1360807053;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P240T] 1000 @ 0.08563291 = 85.6329 BTC -124794;1360807066;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 1000 @ 0.06697417 = 66.9742 BTC [+] -124793;1360807091;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -124792;1360807091;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.29000, Best ask: 24.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 24.30000, 24 hour volume: 89583.97608075, 24 hour low: 24.23140, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.48663 -124791;1360807124;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P260T] 1000 @ 0.13408587 = 134.0859 BTC [-] -124790;1360807149;pizzaman1337;cashing in on puts? -124789;1360807155;Bugpowder;nope -124788;1360807156;Bugpowder;buying -124787;1360807182;pizzaman1337;good luck -124786;1360807311;Bugpowder;GOT 2 BURNING MAN TIX -124785;1360807315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063952 = 2.7634 BTC [+] -124784;1360807317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11916 @ 0.00063942 = 7.6193 BTC [-] -124783;1360807318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4366 @ 0.00063878 = 2.7889 BTC [-] -124782;1360807320;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 100 @ 0.06707301 = 6.7073 BTC [+] -124781;1360807321;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 900 @ 0.06707301 = 60.3657 BTC [+] -124780;1360807335;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P240T] 1000 @ 0.08576716 = 85.7672 BTC [+] -124779;1360807348;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P250T] 1000 @ 0.10793223 = 107.9322 BTC [+] -124778;1360807404;Bugpowder;battle for the puts -124777;1360807404;kakobrekla;a dollar difference still stamp vs gox -124776;1360807431;mircea_popescu;teh whoa -124775;1360807491;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.48629718 = 486.2972 BTC [+] -124774;1360807496;Bugpowder;LOL -124773;1360807499;Bugpowder;FUCKING LOSER -124772;1360807511;Bugpowder;close that short -124771;1360807522;mircea_popescu;seems you've totally spooked everyone Bugpowder -124770;1360807533;mircea_popescu;he;'s only down 20% on this round. -124769;1360807562;Bugpowder;DIVE DIVE DIVE -124768;1360807663;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -124767;1360807665;kakobrekla;is not bad -124766;1360807693;pigeons;"official" -124765;1360807733;pigeons;what the hell are you talking about -124764;1360807758;BitHub;lol s.dice? -124763;1360807781;pigeons;but yeah market price is the price you can get them at, but no you can't get bitcoins from s.dice except dividend day or winning bets -124762;1360807819;kakobrekla;yeah theres an official place that sells 25$ btcs -124761;1360807825;pigeons;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Buying_bitcoins -124760;1360807849;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla luke ? -124759;1360807853;kakobrekla;aha -124758;1360807854;kakobrekla;;) -124757;1360807887;kakobrekla;23.8 btw -124756;1360807896;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 1000 @ 0.06763205 = 67.6321 BTC [+] -124755;1360807909;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P240T] 1000 @ 0.0864789 = 86.4789 BTC [+] -124754;1360807914;Bugpowder;that fucker got the 230s again -124753;1360807918;pigeons;what the hell are you talking about -124752;1360807921;Bugpowder;Ok I have enough puts -124751;1360807929;kakobrekla;im guessing this weeked could be a good time to stock up if needed -124750;1360807934;kakobrekla;weekend -124749;1360807938;pigeons;im gonna ignpore ore you too truffles if you dont stat making sense -124748;1360807949;Bugpowder;This will either make the ponzi plot truly explode.... or make me cry -124747;1360807981;Bugpowder;are you an SEC bitcoin narc? -124746;1360808003;pigeons;i think he's just a retard -124745;1360808042;Namworld;Hey, I want some puts too -124744;1360808045;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.48869324 = 488.6932 BTC [+] -124743;1360808050;Bugpowder;oh wow -124742;1360808058;pigeons;well now you have 50 places from that link -124741;1360808061;Bugpowder;;;ticker -124740;1360808062;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.61000, Best ask: 23.87675, Bid-ask spread: 0.26675, Last trade: 23.61000, 24 hour volume: 94921.36763921, 24 hour low: 23.61000, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.39773 -124739;1360808068;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.349 = 1.745 BTC [-] -124738;1360808069;mircea_popescu;aha. teh drop huh. -124737;1360808070;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 34 @ 0.3499 = 11.8966 BTC [+] -124736;1360808071;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -124735;1360808077;Bugpowder;dude that guy got fucked two times -124734;1360808092;Bugpowder;He is the top caller -124733;1360808105;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -124732;1360808113;mircea_popescu;it's not going back up for now. -124731;1360808121;Namworld;Some guy overbought on calls/oversold puts? -124730;1360808154;Namworld;like last month? -124729;1360808159;mircea_popescu;some whale shorted like i dunno, 20, 30k worth of deep puts last exercise -124728;1360808162;Bugpowder;he bought 30,000 calls at the top last time -124727;1360808164;mircea_popescu;then covered for like -5k -124726;1360808171;Bugpowder;oh -124725;1360808172;mircea_popescu;then like... yesterday ? sold 5k -124724;1360808172;Bugpowder;yeah -124723;1360808175;Bugpowder;it was shorting puts -124722;1360808175;mircea_popescu;and now is covering them -124721;1360808191;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder someone was buying calls too -124720;1360808194;mircea_popescu;but i think it was someone else -124719;1360808229;mircea_popescu;it's ridiculous by now, within 24 hours he's screwed. -124718;1360808304;Bugpowder;should be good for S.MPOE -124717;1360808313;mircea_popescu;meanwhile back at the pussyranch, http://www.stripperweb.com/forum/showthread.php?181800-Bitcoin-Giveaway -124716;1360808339;kakobrekla;23.1 -124715;1360808465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12784 @ 0.00063878 = 8.1662 BTC [-] -124714;1360808467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3516 @ 0.00063701 = 2.2397 BTC [-] -124713;1360808472;maximian;mircea_popescu: PR should also mention that 1BTC is over $20 USD -124712;1360808486;mircea_popescu;why ? -124711;1360808515;maximian;cuz why would thy bother? they probably don't realize that bit coins are worth anything -124710;1360808521;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 1000 @ 0.06977665 = 69.7767 BTC [+] -124709;1360808541;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124708;1360808542;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.06000, Best ask: 23.10500, Bid-ask spread: 0.04500, Last trade: 23.10500, 24 hour volume: 100067.34572136, 24 hour low: 23.06000, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.28815 -124707;1360808556;pizzaman1337;awesome, keep dropping... -124706;1360808641;kakobrekla;where is your bid at pizza? :) -124705;1360808656;pizzaman1337;I have no bid :( ACH is slow... -124704;1360808658;Namworld;so, another good month for S.MPOE in sight, mircea? -124703;1360808671;Namworld;with all the calls that were bought =P -124702;1360808719;swhitt;;;ticker -124701;1360808720;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.03655, Best ask: 23.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06345, Last trade: 23.03655, 24 hour volume: 100563.10296792, 24 hour low: 23.03655, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.27701 -124700;1360808739;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -124699;1360808740;kakobrekla;lulz -124698;1360808751;swhitt;whoa -124697;1360808756;swhitt;that's a lopsided market -124696;1360808799;pizzaman1337;this is cool to watch -124695;1360808839;mircea_popescu;Namworld prolly -124694;1360808844;BitHub;http://bitcoinity.org/markets -124693;1360808845;mircea_popescu;course you never know. -124692;1360808851;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124691;1360808852;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.02002, Best ask: 23.10001, Bid-ask spread: 0.07999, Last trade: 23.02002, 24 hour volume: 101056.49539453, 24 hour low: 23.02002, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.26533 -124690;1360808855;Namworld;yeah, we'll see about it. -124689;1360808873;mircea_popescu;things can change in half hour. -124688;1360808922;kakobrekla;ok for real truffles, start in #bitcoin-otc or smth -124687;1360808937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00063701 = 2.4843 BTC [-] -124686;1360808944;kakobrekla;start meaning start. -124685;1360808955;Namworld;Yeah, but the growth was a bit unrealistic. -124684;1360808980;Namworld;there was no one selling, no ask depth. Price increasing very fast. -124683;1360809086;pigeons;right, because we're going to put you on ignore -124682;1360809156;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124681;1360809156;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.04000, Best ask: 23.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.16000, Last trade: 23.20000, 24 hour volume: 106681.62083572, 24 hour low: 22.02100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.10876 -124680;1360809166;mircea_popescu;stopped for now huh -124679;1360809173;kakobrekla;lunch break. -124678;1360809278;kakobrekla;what? -124677;1360809304;Namworld;No, it's near 22 USD/BTC now -124676;1360809311;Namworld;MtGox is lagging bad -124675;1360809327;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -124674;1360809334;Namworld;lol, that chart is FUNNY -124673;1360809347;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -124672;1360809347;gribble;249.494233 seconds -124671;1360809544;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -124670;1360809545;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.02100, Best ask: 23.05000, Bid-ask spread: 1.02900, Last trade: 23.05000, 24 hour volume: 107968.90102643, 24 hour low: 22.02100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.07438 -124669;1360809553;swhitt;whoa -124668;1360809553;pizzaman1337;$1 spread?... -124667;1360809570;kakobrekla;:> -124666;1360809711;kakobrekla;;;ticker -124665;1360809712;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.55933, Best ask: 22.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24067, Last trade: 23.05000, 24 hour volume: 109588.67124306, 24 hour low: 22.01000, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 25.03072 -124664;1360809717;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -124663;1360809718;gribble;1 BTC = 23.05000 U.S. dollars = 17.1082907 Euros -124662;1360809752;pizzaman1337;last is 25 cents higher than best ask though -124661;1360809787;kakobrekla;ya no problem with that -124660;1360809848;kakobrekla;soh, will it break 20 -124659;1360809853;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -124658;1360809854;gribble;312.221853 seconds -124657;1360809866;pizzaman1337;5 min lag...? -124656;1360809879;kakobrekla;they suck yea -124655;1360809893;kakobrekla;we might be at 50$ for all we know by now -124654;1360809905;pizzaman1337;it could be in their interest for more lag though - more panic, more selling, more transaction fees, more profit.. -124653;1360809927;kakobrekla;i could be just php. -124652;1360809930;kakobrekla;:) -124651;1360810044;Namworld;We could be at 1 or at 50, yeah -124650;1360810050;Namworld;too much lag -124649;1360810060;kakobrekla;i hope its 1. -124648;1360810162;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124647;1360810162;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.52201, Best ask: 22.79700, Bid-ask spread: 0.27499, Last trade: 22.79700, 24 hour volume: 111499.86991286, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.97243 -124646;1360810167;mircea_popescu;teh wow. -124645;1360810189;mircea_popescu;so thisis the great unwind. -124644;1360810395;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -124643;1360810396;gribble;496.211258 seconds -124642;1360810402;kakobrekla;lol -124641;1360810406;kakobrekla;getting even wrose -124640;1360810414;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 265 @ 0.07546687 = 19.9987 BTC [+] -124639;1360810423;kakobrekla;i tell you -124638;1360810431;kakobrekla;their bad code is fuckin bitcoin stability -124637;1360810463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1224 @ 0.00063701 = 0.7797 BTC [-] -124636;1360810465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34276 @ 0.00063696 = 21.8324 BTC [-] -124635;1360810522;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124634;1360810523;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.50000, Best ask: 22.65000, Bid-ask spread: 0.15000, Last trade: 22.65000, 24 hour volume: 114786.56433186, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.89309 -124633;1360810554;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.51921463 = 519.2146 BTC [+] -124632;1360810572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064464 = 2.7855 BTC [+] -124631;1360810574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10829 @ 0.00064499 = 6.9846 BTC [+] -124630;1360810634;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2594 @ 0.00067 = 1.738 BTC [-] -124629;1360810891;kakobrekla;;;ticker -124628;1360810891;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 22.78000, Best ask: 22.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12000, Last trade: 22.78000, 24 hour volume: 115402.35989204, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.87805 -124627;1360810900;kakobrekla;what is this dog? -124626;1360810992;pizzaman1337;seems like it stopped falling -124625;1360811007;kakobrekla;or gox capped out -124624;1360811010;kakobrekla;we dont know really. -124623;1360811012;kakobrekla;:> -124622;1360811017;pizzaman1337;the asks are soo thin.. -124621;1360811030;kakobrekla;yea -124620;1360811215;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -124619;1360811216;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.04288, Best ask: 23.08065, Bid-ask spread: 0.03777, Last trade: 23.08065, 24 hour volume: 117425.35972100, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.84136 -124618;1360811240;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -124617;1360811241;gribble;45.297523 seconds -124616;1360811261;pizzaman1337;seems like now might not be a bad time to buy -124615;1360811317;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124614;1360811318;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 23.33000, Best ask: 23.49800, Bid-ask spread: 0.16800, Last trade: 23.49800, 24 hour volume: 117968.26192446, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.83143 -124613;1360811368;Namworld;http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ -124612;1360811383;Namworld;Some slight bounce going on. -124611;1360811390;Namworld;We reached like 21.7 -124610;1360811479;mircea_popescu;crazy times -124609;1360811515;DeadWeasel;i'm sorry, did someone just take a 35k dump? -124608;1360811815;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -124607;1360811815;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.40000, Best ask: 24.74000, Bid-ask spread: 0.34000, Last trade: 24.40000, 24 hour volume: 121630.16790847, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.80265 -124606;1360811820;pizzaman1337;well, that was fast -124605;1360811834;maximian;impressive recovery -124604;1360811968;broomkorn;dump&pump -124603;1360811986;DeadWeasel;no kiddin -124602;1360812000;DeadWeasel;that was what, 35k btc? -124601;1360812022;Namworld;Recovery? I call it a bounce -124600;1360812028;Namworld;no market depth -124599;1360812029;Bowjob;whats the difference -124598;1360812032;Bowjob;;;ticker -124597;1360812032;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.91954, Best ask: 24.94948, Bid-ask spread: 0.02994, Last trade: 24.91954, 24 hour volume: 122926.85310540, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.80555 -124596;1360812056;broomkorn;jan 24th was different -124595;1360812065;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -124594;1360812072;Namworld;There's a LOT of asks now -124593;1360812079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063706 = 2.7527 BTC [-] -124592;1360812081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5179 @ 0.00063696 = 3.2988 BTC [-] -124591;1360812103;Namworld;and no market depth. Will crash right back. Price is unstable and should now correct, hopefully. -124590;1360812117;Namworld;I'd prefer stable BTC prices -124589;1360812184;broomkorn;pretty sure the liquidity will prevent that -124588;1360812406;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124587;1360812407;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.40000, Best ask: 24.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 24.40000, 24 hour volume: 123213.42485046, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.80525 -124586;1360812430;mircea_popescu;no actually, this is it. -124585;1360812438;mircea_popescu;price is now 24.5ish. the end. -124584;1360812496;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 1000 @ 0.53072917 = 530.7292 BTC [+] -124583;1360812516;DeadWeasel;wtf, coinbase lowered their sell limit from 1K to 300 -124582;1360812522;DeadWeasel;w/out a notification. -124581;1360812590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 70 @ 0.00609588 = 0.4267 BTC [+] -124580;1360812599;Namworld;Price went to 25.5 like 10 minutes ago and now back down -124579;1360812615;Namworld;It ain't down yet -124578;1360812616;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -124577;1360812626;Namworld;Not until that huge gap disappear ^ -124576;1360812695;kakobrekla;;;tslb -124575;1360812697;Bowjob;looks like we can hit 21 dollars any minute -124574;1360812698;gribble;Time since last block: 18 minutes and 13 seconds -124573;1360812705;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -124572;1360812708;gribble;Current Blocks: 221055 | Current Difficulty: 3275464.586565617 | Next Difficulty At Block: 221759 | Next Difficulty In: 704 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 1 hour, 39 minutes, and 53 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3478478.41739 | Estimated Percent Change: 6.19802 -124571;1360812721;Namworld;Now prices are unstable and all it would take is some larger holding seeing this, panicking and selling 20k at market price to send it all crashing for good. -124570;1360812734;Bowjob;2 dollar coins please -124569;1360812740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064238 = 2.7757 BTC [+] -124568;1360812742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10745 @ 0.00064256 = 6.9043 BTC [+] -124567;1360812744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1821 @ 0.00064499 = 1.1745 BTC [+] -124566;1360812744;Namworld;nah... that won't happen again... -124565;1360812745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2889 @ 0.00064701 = 1.8692 BTC [+] -124564;1360812757;Bowjob;fine. 2.1 coins please -124563;1360812759;Namworld;But I value BTC maybe 16-18 USD right now. -124562;1360812866;Bowjob;if we hit 2 dollars again im getting an mpex -124561;1360812868;Bowjob;lol -124560;1360812875;aiball;Namworld are you selling at $17? -124559;1360813175;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124558;1360813176;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.39917, Best ask: 24.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00083, Last trade: 24.40000, 24 hour volume: 126560.10139199, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.80221 -124557;1360813193;mircea_popescu;Namworld nah. it's done. -124556;1360813208;mircea_popescu;lol Bowjob -124555;1360813233;kakobrekla;i sold at 25 bought back at 24 sold back some at 25 -124554;1360813240;mircea_popescu;youll be rich -124553;1360813244;mircea_popescu;;;bc,convert eur -124552;1360813245;kakobrekla;good game but not worth it -124551;1360813246;gribble;1 BTC = 24.30001 U.S. dollars = 18.0360796 Euros -124550;1360813258;mircea_popescu;hey, if it drops another euro i can buy my 200 back -124549;1360813265;kakobrekla;better to not look at btc value and just make new coins on fx -124548;1360813322;Namworld;No, unless it drops under 17 USD/BTC -124547;1360813351;Namworld;We're headed back downward -124546;1360813355;Namworld;;;ticker -124545;1360813355;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.04750, Best ask: 24.40102, Bid-ask spread: 0.35352, Last trade: 24.04750, 24 hour volume: 126934.28273813, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.80032 -124544;1360813603;aiball;is this all about asics coming online today? -124543;1360813606;Diablo-D3;probably -124542;1360813637;Namworld;They're coming only today? Who's? -124541;1360813650;kakobrekla;pirates. -124540;1360813677;aiball;so we've got the good old days until at least the next difficulty reset. -124539;1360813699;Diablo-D3;Namworld: er, asicminer most likely has almost all of theirs online -124538;1360813714;Diablo-D3;no one can get ahold of friedcat, which is evidence in of itself that hes very busy plugging shit in -124537;1360813747;BitHub;:) -124536;1360813751;BitHub;+1 asicminer -124535;1360813754;aiball;and selling his new btcs -124534;1360813754;mircea_popescu;http://www.stripperweb.com/forum/showthread.php?181800-Bitcoin-Giveaway&p=2454907#post2454907 -124533;1360813762;mircea_popescu;meanwhile the girl is totally rocking the stripper thread -124532;1360813767;kakobrekla;;;tslb -124531;1360813771;gribble;Time since last block: 36 minutes and 6 seconds -124530;1360813779;kakobrekla;so much for asic. -124529;1360813781;mircea_popescu;ya totally asics -124528;1360813781;mircea_popescu;lol -124527;1360813827;aiball;MP are you being sarcastic? I don't know enough to be able to tell... -124526;1360813851;aiball;sorry,, Mr. P -124525;1360813873;mircea_popescu;not rly -124524;1360813878;mircea_popescu;she's really rocking it. -124523;1360813958;broomkorn;lol at that thread -124522;1360813981;mircea_popescu;totally. -124521;1360814096;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124520;1360814096;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.30000, Best ask: 24.35001, Bid-ask spread: 0.05001, Last trade: 24.30000, 24 hour volume: 126809.53474656, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.79075 -124519;1360814104;mircea_popescu;i've learned to look at ticker when Bugpowder logs in -124518;1360814117;Bugpowder;Heh -124517;1360814120;Bugpowder;Not bad -124516;1360814132;Bugpowder;Time will tell though -124515;1360814156;Namworld;I'm the fucker who got the P230T bugpowder =/ -124514;1360814172;Bugpowder;How many? -124513;1360814178;Namworld;4000 -124512;1360814179;mircea_popescu;5k? -124511;1360814179;Bugpowder;3k? -124510;1360814182;mircea_popescu;eh. -124509;1360814183;Bugpowder;Notice -124508;1360814184;Namworld;in between -124507;1360814187;Bugpowder;Noice -124506;1360814194;mircea_popescu;that may not actually come in the money. -124505;1360814200;Bugpowder;Yah I am locked and loaded -124504;1360814204;Namworld;maybe not. -124503;1360814214;Namworld;But I think the recent growth was too much too fast -124502;1360814223;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder which direction ? short btc ? -124501;1360814228;mircea_popescu;Namworld for sure. -124500;1360814233;Bugpowder;10k puts -124499;1360814237;Namworld;As I said, I have a 16-18 USD/BTC valuation. -124498;1360814238;mircea_popescu;i think tho we will see 24-25 for the rest of the month. -124497;1360814250;Namworld;Possible. -124496;1360814250;BitHub;true, no 30? -124495;1360814251;Bugpowder;I have no idea -124494;1360814264;mircea_popescu;i doubt it. -124493;1360814268;Bugpowder;I just am swinging for the fences -124492;1360814269;BitHub;maybe a lil sniff of 30 -124491;1360814275;mircea_popescu;the way i've seen this to work is when high volume breaks, the price gets set -124490;1360814290;mircea_popescu;and high volume just broke -124489;1360814291;BitHub;25 would be nice for a while tho -124488;1360814296;mircea_popescu;yup -124487;1360814301;mircea_popescu;pretty perfect. -124486;1360814308;Bugpowder;There is a LOT of overhead pressure -124485;1360814319;Bugpowder;25 for a while would be great for smoke -124484;1360814325;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder there was a lot of under pressure for a while. -124483;1360814328;Bugpowder;S.mpoe -124482;1360814344;kakobrekla;well that forum proves it -124481;1360814345;Bugpowder;Yeah and it it fcking annihilated while I had dinner -124480;1360814349;DeadWeasel;that overhead has released a bit too. -124479;1360814352;kakobrekla;whore are retarded in reality as well. -124478;1360814355;kakobrekla;whores* -124477;1360814361;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol -124476;1360814375;mircea_popescu;srsly, don't knock whores, some of my best friends were hos. -124475;1360814400;kakobrekla;well deze bitched be dumb. -124474;1360814402;BitHub;when you have all your funds tied up in bitcoin its days like this you wish your local vedor took bitcoin for a pack of smokes or something -124473;1360814409;kakobrekla;bitches -124472;1360814412;kakobrekla;meh cant type. -124471;1360814430;mircea_popescu;BitHub having all your funds tied in bitcoin is unsanitary. -124470;1360814437;Bugpowder;There is a good chance of another leg down. -124469;1360814437;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla tru dat. -124468;1360814447;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder also tru dat. -124467;1360814454;BitHub;well i mean not all my funds but all the fiat i put aside just for bitcoin -124466;1360814459;Bugpowder;Usually these moves are damped oscillations -124465;1360814473;Bugpowder;23.5 looks like a settle -124464;1360814477;Bugpowder;But... -124463;1360814481;Namworld;Well if bugpowder thinks like me, I'm satisfied. -124462;1360814491;Bugpowder;Anything is possible, cause bitcoin. -124461;1360814496;Namworld;yeah -124460;1360814532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1530 @ 0.00609588 = 9.3267 BTC [+] -124459;1360814556;BitHub;i think i should try other stock exchanges and stuff -124458;1360814573;BitHub;having it all tied up into one site, real bad idea -124457;1360814643;BitHub;trying btcjam.com - i'll give you guys a review in a week. Let you know if its any good or a waste of time. -124456;1360814667;kakobrekla;hi, you must be new. -124455;1360814724;DeadWeasel;lol -124454;1360814763;mircea_popescu;lol totally. -124453;1360814775;swhitt;anyone have opinions on coinbr vs havelock? -124452;1360814776;mircea_popescu;BitHub look up the girl's suspected scam thread in btctalk -124451;1360814787;mircea_popescu;swhitt yes. jurov likes coinbr and topace isn't here. -124450;1360814794;swhitt;looking for a 2nd trading platform in addition to mpex -124449;1360814797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006386 = 2.7594 BTC [-] -124448;1360814799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12479 @ 0.0006384 = 7.9666 BTC [-] -124447;1360814803;swhitt;mircea_popescu: _they_ should eh? -124446;1360814883;mircea_popescu;i guess so hehe -124445;1360814891;Bugpowder;Btcjam? Lol -124444;1360814904;pigeons;you can buy everything on coinbr, only s.dice passthrough on havelock and 2 "mining bonds" -124443;1360814910;BitHub;? -124442;1360814923;BitHub;its only 100btc -124441;1360814930;BitHub;i think i'll get most of it back -124440;1360814932;pigeons;s.dice on coinbr pays 100% - account management fee, on havelock it only pays 95% -124439;1360814933;Bugpowder;Coinbr is all you need if you have under 300btc -124438;1360814952;Bugpowder;Mpex is all u need if you have more -124437;1360814956;kakobrekla;there are many better places to put 100 btc -124436;1360814962;DeadWeasel;where? -124435;1360814967;BitHub;like? -124434;1360814972;DeadWeasel;a hookers twat? -124433;1360814975;swhitt;a cold wallet? -124432;1360814979;DeadWeasel;how many btc can I fit in there? -124431;1360814981;BitHub;well it is valentines day -124430;1360814993;BitHub;a cold wallet? -124429;1360814995;DeadWeasel;maybe if I used a thumbdrive, i could keep it in her ass. -124428;1360814995;swhitt;∞ in a cold wallet -124427;1360814999;BitHub;but i want to make a lil btc off it -124426;1360815023;mircea_popescu;BitHub so buy mpoe bonds -124425;1360815024;Bowjob;lol someone wanted me to buy bitcoins for them I get 10% commision -124424;1360815030;mircea_popescu;at least if you lose your btc you know why. -124423;1360815040;swhitt;well, ∞ as ∞ -> 21,000,000 -124422;1360815056;BitHub;i don't even know what mpoe bonds means -124421;1360815068;mircea_popescu;who was runningthe pt, Namworld ? -124420;1360815069;BitHub;i still got lots to learn before doing that -124419;1360815075;Bugpowder_;coinbr -124418;1360815088;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel re thumbdrive : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136077828147.gif -124417;1360815090;Bugpowder_;no need to rush into things -124416;1360815096;Bugpowder_;learn about the market -124415;1360815105;Bugpowder_;there are always new opportunities arising -124414;1360815106;BitHub;i'm only about 6months into it -124413;1360815112;mircea_popescu;if he does things like dropping 100btc on btcjam he won't have much need to learn anything -124412;1360815113;BitHub;but learning heaps -124411;1360815115;DeadWeasel;those aren't thumbs -124410;1360815122;DeadWeasel;mircea_popescu: ^ -124409;1360815125;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel depends on your standards :D -124408;1360815132;mircea_popescu;they look like thumbs to me. -124407;1360815137;BitHub;luzl mircea i was joking about that, i just dropped 5btc to try it out -124406;1360815140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3459 @ 0.0006384 = 2.2082 BTC [-] -124405;1360815142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10741 @ 0.00063696 = 6.8416 BTC [-] -124404;1360815143;DeadWeasel;she sure seems to like it -124403;1360815152;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel buttcoin! -124402;1360815159;mircea_popescu;BitHub that may work. keep us appraised. -124401;1360815162;Bowjob;is coin br a pass thru or is it a bot that directly trades at mpex? -124400;1360815163;DeadWeasel;mircea_popescu: my btcs would not be safe in there. -124399;1360815167;BitHub;will do :) -124398;1360815183;mircea_popescu;Bowjob it's a broker i thought ? -124397;1360815200;Bowjob;so i cant sell directly on mpex thru coin.br then -124396;1360815213;mircea_popescu;um -124395;1360815218;DeadWeasel;think we'll settle here? 24.5? -124394;1360815221;BitHub;is mpex doing the most volume right now? -124393;1360815229;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel i was sayingso but these ppl disagreed with me -124392;1360815229;BitHub;for stocks -124391;1360815237;mircea_popescu;BitHub for everything by very far. -124390;1360815255;DeadWeasel;BitHub: MPEX is like the cartel. -124389;1360815265;BitHub;like a real drug cartel? -124388;1360815272;DeadWeasel;BitHub: they sell the drugs to smaller syndicates, who then open 'exchanges' -124387;1360815272;mircea_popescu;if frank sinatra were a website -124386;1360815277;mircea_popescu;he'd be frank mpexatra. -124385;1360815306;DeadWeasel;BitHub: which are poorly written and run websites they basically sell you what they bought from the 'Cartel' -124384;1360815315;BitHub;ahh ok -124383;1360815318;DeadWeasel;or so they would have us believe. -124382;1360815349;kakobrekla;;;tslb -124381;1360815351;gribble;Time since last block: 5 minutes and 47 seconds -124380;1360815354;kakobrekla;hrm -124379;1360815356;DeadWeasel;it's all completely improvable and insane, but if you're not a total twat you can make a couple BTC. -124378;1360815372;DeadWeasel;which is fun, but effectively not worth your time if you have a real job. -124377;1360815373;Diablo-D3;wait -124376;1360815376;Diablo-D3;people who ARENT total twats? -124375;1360815379;Diablo-D3;where? -124374;1360815384;DeadWeasel;not in here. -124373;1360815388;DeadWeasel;i'm a twat. -124372;1360815391;DeadWeasel;your a twat. -124371;1360815394;DeadWeasel;everywhere a twat twat -124370;1360815407;DeadWeasel;*you're -124369;1360815409;DeadWeasel;see I just proved it -124368;1360815415;mircea_popescu;jurov's a twink -124367;1360815418;DeadWeasel;;;slap deadweasel -124366;1360815421;Diablo-D3;*your -124365;1360815423;Diablo-D3;damnit -124364;1360815429;DeadWeasel;haha -124363;1360815431;DeadWeasel;twat -124362;1360815436;Bugpowder_;Let's settle at $20 -124361;1360815440;Bugpowder_;seems reasonable -124360;1360815440;mircea_popescu;lol -124359;1360815447;mircea_popescu;;;twat deadwat -124358;1360815447;gribble;Error: "twat" is not a valid command. -124357;1360815460;mircea_popescu;!twat gnat -124356;1360815470;DeadWeasel;!twat MPOE -124355;1360815476;mircea_popescu;nu-uh -124354;1360815496;DeadWeasel;come on rebound! -124353;1360815499;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -124352;1360815500;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 24.64900, Best ask: 24.72998, Bid-ask spread: 0.08098, Last trade: 24.64900, 24 hour volume: 126154.93631317, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.77711 -124351;1360815507;BitHub;mpex doesn't seem very serious tho -124350;1360815508;BitHub;? -124349;1360815510;mircea_popescu;lol it'd be so sad if it goes back to 30+ -124348;1360815516;mircea_popescu;these guys with all the puts... -124347;1360815520;DeadWeasel;why, how many you dump? -124346;1360815521;BitHub;seems like they could close down and take your coins any day now -124345;1360815526;kakobrekla;mpex is a fucking joke! -124344;1360815529;mircea_popescu;BitHub are you being serious ? -124343;1360815533;DeadWeasel;BitHub: EVERYONE could -124342;1360815535;mircea_popescu;this is like trolling. -124341;1360815539;mircea_popescu;only better. -124340;1360815550;DeadWeasel;hold you BTCs in a cold wallet at home and don't look back. -124339;1360815552;DeadWeasel;just hold -124338;1360815553;kakobrekla;BitHub they dont even have CSS -124337;1360815561;BitHub;trolling? No i'm being serious its just the impression i'm getting from first reading it -124336;1360815562;mircea_popescu;!css kako -124335;1360815563;Bowjob;maybe they have a troll MPEX contest over at SA -124334;1360815566;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064666 = 2.7942 BTC [+] -124333;1360815567;pigeons;mpex is for gypsy puppets! -124332;1360815567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10346 @ 0.00064701 = 6.694 BTC [+] -124331;1360815570;mircea_popescu;Bowjob totally. -124330;1360815576;DeadWeasel;Bowjob: that has to be it -124329;1360815576;pigeons;litecoin rulez -124328;1360815579;mircea_popescu;this is where i pimp my new tagline -124327;1360815587;DeadWeasel;pigeons: lol -124326;1360815603;mircea_popescu;pigeons is so fringe. he's always like, doing something nobody heard of -124325;1360815605;DeadWeasel;!twat alt coins -124324;1360815605;BitHub;lulz oh, this is your site mircea? -124323;1360815613;mircea_popescu;hence the MP. -124322;1360815613;kakobrekla;lulz -124321;1360815650;DeadWeasel;mircea_popescu: is a harsh mistress. -124320;1360815652;mircea_popescu;also mpoe-pr is my pr chick. -124319;1360815663;mircea_popescu;and this is my bitcoin. -124318;1360815676;BitHub;kako, i actually like the simplicity of the website, easy to understand -124317;1360815681;mircea_popescu;and roger ver is my son. -124316;1360815686;mircea_popescu;they call him bitcoin bejesus. -124315;1360815698;BitHub;i think it just gives off a first impression -124314;1360815702;BitHub;bad -124313;1360815754;Bugpowder_;reddit sentiment remains high -124312;1360815754;Bugpowder_;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/18haei/sell_sell_mayday_mayday/ -124311;1360815756;BitHub;i think its more catered to insiders of the community, rather than the mainstream people -124310;1360815762;Bugpowder_;not sure if this is a counter indicator or not -124309;1360815765;DeadWeasel;30day volume is nearly 2 million BTC -124308;1360815768;DeadWeasel;on gox -124307;1360815772;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ that should be a meme. -124306;1360815786;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel ya was a heavy day today -124305;1360815803;BitHub;any discount on the 30btc fee for mpex mircea :P -124304;1360815806;DeadWeasel;30K this morning, 140K tonight. crazy -124303;1360815807;Bugpowder_;yes -124302;1360815811;Bugpowder_;use my referral code -124301;1360815818;BitHub;oh? -124300;1360815827;mircea_popescu;BitHub if you use someone's fingerprint you each get 5 btc -124299;1360815831;Bugpowder_;1578A821 -124298;1360815834;mircea_popescu;its in the faq -124297;1360815837;BitHub;neat -124296;1360815844;mircea_popescu;he needs the whole keyid tho -124295;1360815849;mircea_popescu;not just the tail -124294;1360815859;Bugpowder_;AA14 8EAF 40BE 9C02 F091 F382 F157 3A6B 1578 A821 -124293;1360815867;Bugpowder_;SAVE 5BTC -124292;1360815869;kakobrekla;thats too much. -124291;1360815872;BitHub;so use that whole thing? -124290;1360815892;kakobrekla;neither of those is key id -124289;1360815893;Bugpowder_;I dunno -124288;1360815895;Bugpowder_;fuck -124287;1360815909;kakobrekla;;;getrating bugpowder -124286;1360815910;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Bugpowder, rated since Tue Sep 11 08:01:46 2012. Cumulative rating 7, from 5 total ratings. Received ratings: 5 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Bugpowder -124285;1360815916;BitHub;does mpex have a failsafe proof backup plan if a GLBSE happens? -124284;1360815919;Bugpowder_;1573a6b1578a821 -124283;1360815920;kakobrekla;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=Bugpowder -124282;1360815925;Bugpowder_;use that one -124281;1360815926;kakobrekla;F15 -124280;1360815931;kakobrekla;that is what you need -124279;1360815934;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ he's trolling you. -124278;1360815934;kakobrekla;Bugpowder_^^ -124277;1360815953;mircea_popescu;AA148EAF40BE9C02F091F382F1573A6B1578A821 is teh right thing -124276;1360815962;BitHub;ahh okey, thanks -124275;1360815965;kakobrekla;afaik F1573A6B1578A821 is the right thing -124274;1360815968;kakobrekla;faq says key id -124273;1360815968;Bugpowder_;F1573A6B1578A821 -124272;1360815972;BitHub;i'll go with mircea -124271;1360815973;Bugpowder_;its tru -124270;1360815985;mircea_popescu;the longer the better. -124269;1360815987;Bugpowder_;can we get a ROTA ruling -124268;1360815989;kakobrekla;you are all fucked -124267;1360815989;Bugpowder_;?? -124266;1360815993;mircea_popescu;anyway, re failsafe : see the faq! -124265;1360816000;mircea_popescu;there's a dump and all sorts of discussions -124264;1360816002;BitHub;ahh check -124263;1360816006;BitHub;will do -124262;1360816018;mircea_popescu;rota rules you must all buy me a shrubbery. -124261;1360816022;DeadWeasel;BitHub: just remember to breathe. -124260;1360816052;BitHub;i only half know what i'm doing -124259;1360816070;BitHub;but you gotta burn some btc to learn -124258;1360816074;mircea_popescu;so relax, take it easy -124257;1360816075;Bugpowder_;BitHub put all your money in S.MPOE -124256;1360816076;mircea_popescu;what's the hurry. -124255;1360816086;Diablo-D3;bithub, put all your money in dmc 2.0 -124254;1360816098;Bugpowder_;put all your money in ART -124253;1360816109;DeadWeasel;or real estate. -124252;1360816112;kakobrekla;put all your money in pirate. -124251;1360816112;mircea_popescu;da fuck is art ? -124250;1360816114;DeadWeasel;that has art on it. -124249;1360816123;BitHub;i just want to start earning 1btc a day -124248;1360816127;BitHub;as quickly as possible -124247;1360816130;BitHub;off divs or whatever -124246;1360816132;DeadWeasel;sell your ass -124245;1360816135;DeadWeasel;or that -124244;1360816143;Bugpowder_;BitHub divs are not where its at -124243;1360816155;Bugpowder_;capital appreciation outweighs it -124242;1360816165;mircea_popescu;he has a point. -124241;1360816169;Bugpowder_;So much capital flow into MPEX must go somewhere -124240;1360816170;BitHub;have no idea what that means -124239;1360816183;Bugpowder_;stock price rises have crushed the dividends -124238;1360816191;BitHub;oh -124237;1360816216;mircea_popescu;actually i don't even have that much capital -124236;1360816218;Bugpowder_;Like S.DICE has paid out around what, .01? -124235;1360816223;mircea_popescu;there's totally 5-6 mn still waiting for a home out there -124234;1360816242;Bugpowder_;err -124233;1360816245;Bugpowder_;.001 -124232;1360816253;BitHub;i think a year from now i'll be doing alot better -124231;1360816255;Bugpowder_;but price has risen .0035 -124230;1360816262;kakobrekla;!ticker m s.dice -124229;1360816263;BitHub;just need to get that first n00b year out of the way -124228;1360816263;mircea_popescu;sounds about right -124227;1360816264;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00598092 / 0.00617859 / 0.00625 (29517 shares, 182.37 BTC), 7D: 0.004321 / 0.00619263 / 0.0064 (1926831 shares, 11,932.15 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.0056144 / 0.0075 (8131062 shares, 45,651.11 BTC) -124226;1360816276;Bugpowder_;good, keep that positive attitude and you'll go far son. -124225;1360816286;BitHub;:) -124224;1360816293;mircea_popescu;you know what i just realised ? -124223;1360816300;BitHub;you're right mircea no rush -124222;1360816325;mircea_popescu;there's actually perversely more room for stock appreciation than for dividends -124221;1360816343;mircea_popescu;because the listed busiensses are MUCH better at their business than avg btc person at allocating capital -124220;1360816389;Bugpowder_;As risk perception of bitcoin goes down, stock price should approach a point where dividends are paying 5% of price a year -124219;1360816396;BitHub;so buying and selling shares is much better than just waiting on divs? -124218;1360816405;Bugpowder_;buying mostly -124217;1360816412;Bugpowder_;but divs are nice too -124216;1360816430;BitHub;every share i have pays a div, which is nice, long term play -124215;1360816434;Bugpowder_;S.MPOE is like the daytrading stock -124214;1360816435;mircea_popescu;;;calc 20*12*20 / 10000 -124213;1360816435;gribble;0.48 -124212;1360816439;Bugpowder_;bots are on it all the time -124211;1360816444;mircea_popescu;so that'd be a half bitcoin s.dice -124210;1360816447;Bugpowder_;S.DICE is the heavy divvy stock -124209;1360816467;Bugpowder_;but I have concerns about their revenue staying up -124208;1360816473;BitHub;yeah me too -124207;1360816475;mircea_popescu;mo money mo problems -124206;1360816480;BitHub;i think it might be the myspace of the bitcoin world -124205;1360816483;Bugpowder_;until I see more money flowing into the big betting accounts -124204;1360816499;Bugpowder_;S.BBET has potential, but got bought really high in the IPO -124203;1360816511;BitHub;might be a passing fad? sdice -124202;1360816512;Bugpowder_;so shares are very expensive relative to current div -124201;1360816519;Bugpowder_;but most growth potential there -124200;1360816520;BitHub;i purchased alot of s.bbet on ipo -124199;1360816527;BitHub;long term play as well -124198;1360816528;Bugpowder_;Oh? -124197;1360816533;Bugpowder_;so you are not a n00b -124196;1360816540;BitHub;kind of -124195;1360816542;mircea_popescu;well, bitbet made ~1400 worth of bets in jan. there's already like 1300+ and it's half february -124194;1360816544;mircea_popescu;or not even -124193;1360816557;mircea_popescu;and the div was calculated on ~400 btc that closed in january. -124192;1360816564;Bugpowder_;so dividend payout is... -124191;1360816572;mircea_popescu;prolly gonna increase -124190;1360816575;BitHub;i love divs hehe -124189;1360816597;Bugpowder_;Then you have the futures -124188;1360816604;Bugpowder_;but nobody will buy them -124187;1360816607;Bugpowder_;for some reason -124186;1360816620;BitHub;i don't understand those enough -124185;1360816621;Bugpowder_;despite the very resonable sale price on the current MAR futures -124184;1360816625;Bugpowder_;and the options -124183;1360816630;Bugpowder_;are where the real money is made -124182;1360816632;Bugpowder_;and lost -124181;1360816668;mircea_popescu;ya options can well wipe you, esp short -124180;1360816742;BitHub;do you think bbet would exchange some shares with me for some domains? -124179;1360816821;Bugpowder_;o fuk -124178;1360816826;Bugpowder_;2200 bid at 24.5 -124177;1360816907;kakobrekla;so much for cheap weekend coins -124176;1360816915;Bugpowder_;heh -124175;1360816918;Bugpowder_;we will see -124174;1360816924;Bugpowder_;I'm not giving up yet -124173;1360816949;kakobrekla;i have more euros comming in dunno it just doesnt stop -124172;1360817302;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124171;1360817303;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.20100, Best ask: 25.25167, Bid-ask spread: 0.05067, Last trade: 25.43850, 24 hour volume: 125018.23437143, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.77011 -124170;1360817314;mircea_popescu;rollercoaster of fun. -124169;1360817326;mircea_popescu;BitHub you mean, they give shares for your domains ? -124168;1360817375;DeadWeasel;unlikely -124167;1360817386;Bugpowder_;fuuuuuk -124166;1360817387;Bugpowder_;dis -124165;1360817397;Bugpowder_;I should have checked the reddit sentiment index -124164;1360817398;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124163;1360817399;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.21105, Best ask: 25.29999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08894, Last trade: 25.21103, 24 hour volume: 125052.58662713, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.77029 -124162;1360817401;mircea_popescu;lol -124161;1360817411;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ what do you have now, calls ? puts ? -124160;1360817412;kakobrekla;this is milk. -124159;1360817422;Bugpowder_;lots of puts -124158;1360817425;mircea_popescu;o. -124157;1360817430;Bugpowder_;no volume on this move -124156;1360817432;mircea_popescu;that may not be the best thing. -124155;1360817437;Bugpowder_;meh -124154;1360817439;Bugpowder_;we will see -124153;1360817504;Bugpowder_;Show me a 5k volume candleon the 15m and I'll believe it -124152;1360817516;DeadWeasel;fawk -124151;1360817529;DeadWeasel;but it looks less bad now -124150;1360817544;Bugpowder_;very very hard to time that shit -124149;1360817549;DeadWeasel;I got most at 14-16 -124148;1360817569;DeadWeasel;shoulda waited for todays dump though, but bugpowder is right -124147;1360817574;DeadWeasel;ain't no way to know -124146;1360817580;DeadWeasel;so I Hooooooooolllldd -124145;1360817585;mircea_popescu;ya, nobody;'s timing this crap. -124144;1360817597;DeadWeasel;i love the speculation thread on bitcointalk -124143;1360817597;mircea_popescu;i mean even if you do it, -124142;1360817601;mircea_popescu;you prolly got lucky. -124141;1360817601;DeadWeasel;i geta kick out of it -124140;1360817624;Bugpowder_;I think we are gonna drop from here -124139;1360817625;DeadWeasel;if you constantly watch the different charts, it's possible, but i work and eat and poop. -124138;1360817707;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124137;1360817707;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.21206, Best ask: 25.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08794, Last trade: 25.30000, 24 hour volume: 125063.37060347, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.77082 -124136;1360817726;mircea_popescu;hey vwap actually moving up -124135;1360817731;Bugpowder_;picking out apartments in santa monica -124134;1360818002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19317 @ 0.00063722 = 12.3092 BTC [-] -124133;1360818397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2033 @ 0.00063722 = 1.2955 BTC [-] -124132;1360818398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1665 @ 0.00064701 = 1.0773 BTC [+] -124131;1360818400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064784 = 2.7993 BTC [+] -124130;1360818401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064784 = 2.7993 BTC [+] -124129;1360818403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1810 @ 0.00064785 = 1.1726 BTC [+] -124128;1360818514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3754 @ 0.00063696 = 2.3911 BTC [-] -124127;1360818516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2096 @ 0.0006368 = 1.3347 BTC [-] -124126;1360818563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2225 @ 0.0006368 = 1.4169 BTC [-] -124125;1360818564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4615 @ 0.00063679 = 2.9388 BTC [-] -124124;1360818722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5191 @ 0.00064785 = 3.363 BTC [+] -124123;1360818724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006518 = 2.8164 BTC [+] -124122;1360818726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00065181 = 4.2368 BTC [+] -124121;1360818877;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124120;1360818877;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.00929, Best ask: 25.19900, Bid-ask spread: 0.18971, Last trade: 25.19900, 24 hour volume: 126127.08330674, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.77347 -124119;1360819036;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.0063 = 0.63 BTC [+] -124118;1360819142;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00067 BTC [-] -124117;1360819185;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 500 @ 0.00067 = 0.335 BTC [-] -124116;1360819385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 692 @ 0.00065181 = 0.4511 BTC [+] -124115;1360819387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065205 = 2.8175 BTC [+] -124114;1360819395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00065222 = 0.6522 BTC [+] -124113;1360819397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4781 @ 0.00065223 = 3.1183 BTC [+] -124112;1360819778;Bugpowder;ha, the new header borked my spreadsheet -124111;1360819780;Bugpowder;fixed now -124110;1360820151;swhitt;is there a way to subscribe to the trades feed without polling the rss feed? -124109;1360820202;swhitt;and how often is considered kosher (on MPEx) -124108;1360820258;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0157 BTC [-] -124107;1360820320;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 8 @ 0.0156 = 0.1248 BTC [-] -124106;1360820335;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0154 BTC [-] -124105;1360820392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13250 @ 0.00065223 = 8.642 BTC [+] -124104;1360820490;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00595 = 0.0595 BTC [-] -124103;1360820505;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0061 = 0.061 BTC [+] -124102;1360820523;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0061 = 0.122 BTC [+] -124101;1360820549;kakobrekla;;;ticker -124100;1360820550;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.56458, Best ask: 25.57789, Bid-ask spread: 0.01331, Last trade: 25.42042, 24 hour volume: 131695.93004727, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.80064 -124099;1360820554;kakobrekla;lolz -124098;1360820554;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 10 @ 0.00195 = 0.0195 BTC [-] -124097;1360820601;kakobrekla;25.9 -124096;1360820604;kakobrekla;haha -124095;1360820617;kakobrekla;unserious. -124094;1360820659;Namworld;wow, did it bounce back to 26? -124093;1360820668;Namworld;Look at the depth charts tho -124092;1360820670;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -124091;1360820685;kakobrekla;5k buy 5 min ago -124090;1360820709;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00981 BTC [-] -124089;1360820725;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00981 BTC [-] -124088;1360820726;kakobrekla;i am aware of depth, lookin at same thing since 2011 or what was it -124087;1360820730;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -124086;1360820788;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00067 = 0.067 BTC [-] -124085;1360820790;Bugpowder;fuk -124084;1360820809;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0063 BTC [+] -124083;1360820817;kakobrekla;preety insane eh -124082;1360820834;Bugpowder;deez nuts -124081;1360820836;kakobrekla;there we go, bids rising -124080;1360820887;Bugpowder;I wish I had enough coins to destroy this rally -124079;1360820943;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 3 @ 0.59 = 1.77 BTC [+] -124078;1360820971;Namworld;One of the larger player off to sell off a good chunk soon before it's too late. -124077;1360820998;Bugpowder;stay strong NAMWORLD -124076;1360821020;Namworld;What for? -124075;1360821031;Namworld;I'm certain it will go back down hard soon. -124074;1360821043;Namworld;But I'm not 100% sure that soon will be before the 22th -124073;1360821069;Namworld;Either way, I put 280 BTC down on my puts -124072;1360821157;Bugpowder;sheeeit -124071;1360821172;Bugpowder;there was a 5k green candle on the bounce now -124070;1360821206;Namworld;Old news -124069;1360821217;Bugpowder;make the dings stopppp -124068;1360821237;Bugpowder;I dunnot though -124067;1360821244;Bugpowder;that was a HEAVY move down -124066;1360821251;Bugpowder;not convinced the drop is done -124065;1360821288;Bugpowder;christ on a stick -124064;1360821289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1130 @ 0.00065223 = 0.737 BTC [+] -124063;1360821291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9970 @ 0.00065228 = 6.5032 BTC [+] -124062;1360821292;Namworld;I am not either... -124061;1360821302;Namworld;Dropped a lot, then it started going back up fast -124060;1360821318;Bugpowder;it was a slow fall -124059;1360821319;Namworld;people bought... but that was because there's no market depth. -124058;1360821321;Bugpowder;fo a while -124057;1360821326;Namworld;I look at the depth charts -124056;1360821337;Bugpowder;Well... Cant exite -124055;1360821345;Bugpowder;without assrapage -124054;1360821350;Bugpowder;I'll sleep on it -124053;1360821369;Bugpowder;That dude that covered his put short -124052;1360821375;Bugpowder;raped again -124051;1360821383;Bugpowder;he is MPOEs best freind -124050;1360821385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5796 @ 0.00065169 = 3.7772 BTC [-] -124049;1360821386;Namworld;When it's either lose 90% on exiting or stay on your decision... -124048;1360821390;Bugpowder;funds half the bond -124047;1360821409;Namworld;Better stick to your decision. That 10% will be no consolation. -124046;1360821432;Bugpowder;this still comforts me -124045;1360821432;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -124044;1360821447;Namworld;Well yeah, at least rally looks killed. -124043;1360821484;Bugpowder;i dunno -124042;1360821490;Bugpowder;I just dont know -124041;1360821499;Bugpowder;I don't think it was a bad call though -124040;1360821502;Bugpowder;like -124039;1360821522;Bugpowder;I bought the puts at 25.00 -124038;1360821544;Bugpowder;and it went to 21.72 -124037;1360821549;Bugpowder;that is not a bad call -124036;1360821550;Namworld;I think the odds of the rally going down before the 22th are good. That first drop and more bearish ask is good enough to me. -124035;1360821570;Namworld;I've been waiting on it for weeks. -124034;1360821604;Bugpowder;going to bed -124033;1360821608;Bugpowder;good luck -124032;1360821613;Namworld;To you too. -124031;1360821638;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 10 @ 0.0299 = 0.299 BTC [+] -124030;1360821782;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.7499998 BTC [+] -124029;1360822086;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -124028;1360822087;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.78395, Best ask: 26.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.21605, Last trade: 26.25000, 24 hour volume: 137291.37159601, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.87115 -124027;1360822093;mircea_popescu;sooo.. back up ? -124026;1360822125;kakobrekla;im suprised -124025;1360822137;Namworld;Some bought back a few thousands... -124024;1360822149;Namworld;But now the bids depths are very short -124023;1360822157;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -124022;1360822402;mircea_popescu;methinks the mtgox book may be as meaningless as the mpex book. -124021;1360822419;Namworld;Maybe -124020;1360822443;mircea_popescu;swhitt i guess you could use feedburner or such ? -124019;1360822458;swhitt;mircea_popescu: hi -124018;1360822469;mircea_popescu; I wish I had enough coins to destroy this rally <<< one doesn't simply destroy this rally. -124017;1360822471;swhitt;I was just wondering how often would be considered 'impolite' by yourself -124016;1360822511;swhitt;if I were to be polling for changes -124015;1360822556;mircea_popescu;the rss ? anything over 10 times a minute i guess -124014;1360822576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7125 @ 0.00065228 = 4.6475 BTC [+] -124013;1360822584;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -124012;1360822586;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063679 / 0.00064992 / 0.00066142 (1336281 shares, 868.48 BTC), 7D: 0.0006153 / 0.00065743 / 0.0007 (18930104 shares, 12,445.28 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066264 / 0.0007 (72883171 shares, 48,295.65 BTC) -124011;1360822655;swhitt;mircea_popescu: oh, ok. I won't be anything near that. I'd let you know before I did anything close to that. How often does assbot poll? -124010;1360822671;mircea_popescu;assbot gets a push -124009;1360822685;swhitt;ah -124008;1360822687;mircea_popescu;you can also get the twitter feed, if you have a twitter api key -124007;1360822697;mircea_popescu;(twitter also gets a push) -124006;1360822701;swhitt;no way to subscribe to a push at this time? -124005;1360822718;mircea_popescu;nah, not currently. -124004;1360822722;swhitt;that might be easier to ensure that everything is up to date. -124003;1360822725;swhitt;kk -124002;1360822734;swhitt;thanks for the info -124001;1360822760;mircea_popescu;ya but you'd have to be strategically important. in general what im thinking is push to some high uptime strong distribution networks and everyone can poll those -124000;1360822772;mircea_popescu;seems the most stable/efficient solution -123999;1360822786;mircea_popescu;you can probably configure a listener bot in this chan and it can push to you wherever tho -123998;1360822795;swhitt;yeah, I completely understand. That makes sense. -123997;1360822816;kakobrekla;if you give me an intiative, i can repush. -123996;1360822817;swhitt;well, I'd want redundancy if it wasn't the "official" feed -123995;1360822835;swhitt;so I might do a combination of twitter+irc -123994;1360822844;swhitt;let me see. -123993;1360822890;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/charts/chart.png?width=940&m=mtgoxUSD&SubmitButton=Draw&r=&i=&c=1&s=2008-11-01&e=2013-02-14&Prev=&Next=&t=S&b=&a1=SMA&m1=365&a2=&m2=25&x=0&i1=&i2=&i3=&i4=&v=1&cv=0&ps=0&l=0&p=0& -123992;1360822896;kakobrekla;;;ticker -123991;1360822897;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.93500, Best ask: 26.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06500, Last trade: 26.00000, 24 hour volume: 141166.77007292, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.30000, 24 hour vwap: 24.90903 -123990;1360822907;Namworld;That brown line is average growth on 365 days -123989;1360822908;mircea_popescu;that shows uptrend neh ? -123988;1360822929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3455 @ 0.00065228 = 2.2536 BTC [+] -123987;1360822932;Namworld;yeah, uptrend. But the current price? Might be a bubble. -123986;1360822933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12295 @ 0.00065327 = 8.032 BTC [+] -123985;1360822933;swhitt;is there any way to see 2nd derivative of that trendline? -123984;1360822985;Namworld;I don't know -123983;1360823073;Namworld;The price raising fast over the yearly trend seems to be near pirate end, when lots of people got burned. Dropped a bit afterward. Then everyone started to load up for some reason. -123982;1360823090;Namworld;Now in the last days, no asks almost. Price skyrocketed, no one was selling. -123981;1360823127;Namworld;It just seems like that price is not sustainable to me. Although I think Bitcoins are worth more than last year and will continue trending upward. -123980;1360823147;Namworld;It's just that now, we're way too high. -123979;1360823175;mircea_popescu;well not really. -123978;1360823186;mircea_popescu;the thing with bitcoin is, the larger the total value the more appealing they are to people. -123977;1360823198;mircea_popescu;so i think one of the reasons price is going up is to give space for various interests. -123976;1360823401;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.748 = 2.244 BTC [-] -123975;1360823402;ThickAsThieves;finally caught up on the chat log, mp, that stripper thread is great -123974;1360823498;Namworld;Maybe... I don't see the appeal in higher prices tho -123973;1360823505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4305 @ 0.00065327 = 2.8123 BTC [+] -123972;1360823507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7645 @ 0.00065379 = 4.9982 BTC [+] -123971;1360823513;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves totally. she owns them like.... -123970;1360823534;mircea_popescu;Namworld well the appeal is this : if you go to iran and say hey, don't be stupid moving your dough on aplane, move it in bitcoin -123969;1360823543;mircea_popescu;they go "does bitcoin have enough mkt cap to cover 200mn ?!" -123968;1360823547;mircea_popescu;you better be able to say yes. -123967;1360823582;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [+] -123966;1360823642;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.748 BTC [-] -123965;1360823665;ThickAsThieves;Do BitBets resolve before their closing date if satisfied? http://bitbet.us/bet/221/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-stay-above-20-24-and/ -123964;1360823676;ThickAsThieves;or do they stick to the schedule regardless -123963;1360823696;ThickAsThieves;(high was 26.60) -123962;1360823710;kakobrekla;;;ticker -123961;1360823711;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.20004, Best ask: 26.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04996, Last trade: 26.25000, 24 hour volume: 146215.43264948, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.60000, 24 hour vwap: 24.95764 -123960;1360823720;mircea_popescu; ya that'll prolly resolve soon -123959;1360823736;Namworld;it doesn't... if anyone would buy for that much, would skyrocket the price. But then if he wants to sell? -123958;1360823777;ThickAsThieves;he doesnt sell, he keeps transacting in BTC -123957;1360823786;ThickAsThieves;or sells slowly -123956;1360823792;ThickAsThieves;or both more likely -123955;1360823801;kakobrekla;interesting moody shows 26.3 high? -123954;1360823834;ThickAsThieves;btccharts is where i got mine -123953;1360823844;kakobrekla;the thing is -123952;1360823855;ThickAsThieves;mtgox.com shows it too -123951;1360823857;kakobrekla;some prices are converted -123950;1360823874;kakobrekla;mtgox usd never reached that high -123949;1360823880;kakobrekla;mtgox xxx did -123948;1360823889;kakobrekla;converted to usd ... goes over it -123947;1360823928;jcpham;Up huh? -123946;1360823932;maximian;26.65… this rally is mad -123945;1360823954;ThickAsThieves;hehe -123944;1360823960;jcpham;I am without computer -123943;1360823963;ThickAsThieves;that good kako? :) -123942;1360823965;ThickAsThieves;https://mtgox.com/index.html?Currency=USD -123941;1360823967;jcpham;So afk it hurtz -123940;1360823976;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder hey man! new top. 26.6! -123939;1360823977;gribble;The operation succeeded. -123938;1360823991;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -123937;1360823992;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.19070, Best ask: 26.34181, Bid-ask spread: 0.15111, Last trade: 26.64000, 24 hour volume: 147736.52475072, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.65000, 24 hour vwap: 24.97344 -123936;1360824002;kakobrekla;yes it just passed 26.6 in gox usd -123935;1360824007;mircea_popescu;yuppers -123934;1360824011;mircea_popescu;crzy -123933;1360824015;kakobrekla;fucked -123932;1360824037;ThickAsThieves;i bet about 3btc on monday morning :) -123931;1360824065;ThickAsThieves;i think it was monday... no matter -123930;1360824080;Namworld;It's a bulltrap... don't listen to mircea... there's some dude who bought tons of calls. He wants price to go down. He just wants more people to buy calls prior to that =P -123929;1360824081;ThickAsThieves;after our conversation about BitBet ive been hanging there more -123928;1360824130;Namworld;That bitcoins are sustainably worth that much... it's a possibility but I'm betting against it. -123927;1360824178;mircea_popescu;lol wut -123926;1360824197;mircea_popescu;anyway, im off to bed. take care all! -123925;1360824200;ThickAsThieves;man, people are panic buying and will for a while -123924;1360824205;ThickAsThieves;adios -123923;1360824210;Namworld;Bye -123922;1360824231;Namworld;Maybe I'm just a fool... put the average bitcoiner and newbies seem incredibly bearish... that gotta blow up at some point. -123921;1360824244;ThickAsThieves;nah, bears are just loud -123920;1360824250;broomkorn;ROAR -123919;1360824256;Namworld;eh -123918;1360824270;Namworld;I meant bullish >.> -123917;1360824272;ThickAsThieves;i'm not saying *something* cant stop the rally -123916;1360824276;ThickAsThieves;but the natural course is up -123915;1360824294;ThickAsThieves;people are investing every day in BTC -123914;1360824338;pigeons;how long have you been here ThickAsThieves? -123913;1360824341;Namworld;That's the kind of thoughts that creates bubbles... natural course is up... everyone is investing in it... we'll always have someone else to sell to -123912;1360842697;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -123911;1360842698;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.96624, Best ask: 26.01999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05375, Last trade: 25.96624, 24 hour volume: 158444.85494761, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.65000, 24 hour vwap: 25.05489 -123910;1360842705;mircea_popescu;heh. wild times -123909;1360842707;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00067 BTC [-] -123908;1360842849;mircea_popescu;Anonymous -123907;1360842849;mircea_popescu;fuck you bitcoin i lost. -123906;1360842855;mircea_popescu;lol sweet tears -123905;1360843378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006428 = 2.7775 BTC [+] -123904;1360843380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4629 @ 0.00064308 = 2.9768 BTC [+] -123903;1360843742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4788 @ 0.00063992 = 3.0639 BTC [-] -123902;1360843744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1762 @ 0.00063917 = 1.1262 BTC [-] -123901;1360844509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2559 @ 0.00063917 = 1.6356 BTC [-] -123900;1360844511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5841 @ 0.00063916 = 3.7333 BTC [-] -123899;1360844574;Namworld;mircea: ? -123898;1360844584;Namworld;Did the guy with calls cash out already? -123897;1360844592;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/221/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-stay-above-20-24-and/ -123896;1360844593;mircea_popescu;that. -123895;1360844622;Namworld;oh. Lol -123894;1360844650;mjr__;what is the vwap at now? -123893;1360844663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6009 @ 0.00063916 = 3.8407 BTC [-] -123892;1360844665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12891 @ 0.000638 = 8.2245 BTC [-] -123891;1360844688;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -123890;1360844688;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.07000, Best ask: 26.07001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 26.07001, 24 hour volume: 158889.21035303, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.65000, 24 hour vwap: 25.05851 -123889;1360844691;mjr__;;;bc,24hprc -123888;1360844692;mircea_popescu;25.05 -123887;1360844692;gribble;25.01 -123886;1360844698;mircea_popescu;somewhere there. -123885;1360844703;mjr__;ok cool -123884;1360844761;mjr__;options can be complicated enough without worrying about fx risk on top lol -123883;1360844772;mircea_popescu;"Yeah, yeah, I can tell you do not have a very highly developed capacity for abstract thinking -- developers do not necessarily care much about the design of things but often prioritize functionality, i. e. you are not my target market so go and play with some lego blocks, I am sure you will find them colorful and appealing." -123882;1360844774;mircea_popescu;dude totally. -123881;1360844786;mircea_popescu;i dunno why people keep ragging on mpoe-pr, she never says shit like that. -123880;1360845328;mircea_popescu;http://www.btcguild.com/halloffame.php -123879;1360845334;mircea_popescu;o hey that guy is going well. -123878;1360845542;mjr__;mircea, do you think that coinbase could be a large part of this rally? -123877;1360845576;mjr__;they are pretty new and supposedly doing a ton of volume -123876;1360845581;mjr__;expanding the user base -123875;1360845613;mircea_popescu;possibru -123874;1360845618;mjr__;has to have some impact, i think it's a combination of them and the ton of news coming out about bitcoins -123873;1360845661;mjr__;i even think that it is possible that if they have halted sales due to demand, that they caused the dip -123872;1360845672;mjr__;but purely speculative -123871;1360845687;mircea_popescu;maybe it's driven by people trying to get on mpex. -123870;1360845689;mjr__;i mean a million dollars a month is not crazy, but i think it would move the market -123869;1360845703;mjr__;lol, s.dice is doing well for me right now -123868;1360845710;mjr__;but mpoe is undervalued i think -123867;1360845736;mjr__;i hold both -123866;1360845746;mjr__;but i look forward to the end of the month report -123865;1360845766;mircea_popescu;won't be long now -123864;1360845825;mjr__;yeah, can you believe that someone said to me on reddit (of course you can) that exchange rate has nothing to do with returns -123863;1360845833;mjr__;ie. you either hold S.DICE or you hold Bitcoins -123862;1360845877;mjr__;i'm like, you sell and buy S.DICE or S.MPOE using bitcoins, it's a way to grow your bitcoins, and the value of those bitcoins changes, so your total return when measured in dollars is a function of both effects -123861;1360845919;mircea_popescu;well, people think that s.dice betting volumes are somehow related to bitcoin price -123860;1360845930;mircea_popescu;this may or may not be true. if you look at the graphs there's no relation so far. -123859;1360845941;mircea_popescu;but maybe because other factors drowned it out and will be more apparent in the future. -123858;1360846023;mjr__;true -123857;1360846056;mjr__;but that does not change the fact that when measured in USD, your total return is still a function of price of bitcoins and price of shares + dividends -123856;1360846076;mjr__;same on any stock exchange when you are in a different country -123855;1360846097;mjr__;if i buy japanese stocks on nikei, i have to also account for yen/usd exchange -123854;1360846121;mjr__;anyway, if i am expecting financial savvy on reddit, i should get my head checked -123853;1360846139;mircea_popescu;this is true. -123852;1360846146;mircea_popescu;on all counts lol -123851;1360846198;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0242 BTC [+] -123850;1360846228;mjr__;http://www.universa.net/ check out this site, the first message is amazingly true -123849;1360846259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1750 @ 0.00064308 = 1.1254 BTC [+] -123848;1360846331;mircea_popescu;i get http://www.adobe.com/images/shared/download_buttons/get_flash_player.gif -123847;1360846350;mjr__;lol, yeah, it is a flash heavy site -123846;1360846354;mjr__;but the first quote is... -123845;1360846429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1962 @ 0.00064308 = 1.2617 BTC [+] -123844;1360846431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3238 @ 0.00064399 = 2.0852 BTC [+] -123843;1360846460;mjr__;There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as the result of voluntary abandonment of further credit expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved. -123842;1360846483;mjr__;it's the hedge fund that nassim taleb works at -123841;1360846502;mjr__;i just finished antifragile, and i think it is a great book, i just wonder if he is aware of bitcoins -123840;1360846536;mircea_popescu;he's prolly right. -123839;1360846561;mjr__;that was a quote from ludwig von mises -123838;1360846565;mircea_popescu;i think the bitcoin gambit currently is to try and persuade some hedge fund people. -123837;1360846574;mjr__;that is what i am working on -123836;1360846581;mjr__;because that will change everything -123835;1360846588;mjr__;if you can bridge wall st and bitcoins -123834;1360846608;mjr__;you can first of all get a rally up to $100 if capital starts pouring in -123833;1360846617;mjr__;and second of all gain legitimacy as they are behind it -123832;1360846626;wao;http://bitbet.us/bet/153/s-mpoe-will-rise-this-spring/ -123831;1360846627;mjr__;since they have washington in their pocket -123830;1360846679;mjr__;my original plan was to get a public company with bitcoins as assets -123829;1360846691;mjr__;but i would have to do a reverse merger for that and buy a public company -123828;1360846696;mjr__;so might be too hard -123827;1360846714;mjr__;so now i am looking at a slower approach to start a hedge fund type deal -123826;1360846747;mjr__;i already convinced the CEO of my company and he is meeting with some Forex guys and is going to see if they could offer a product using bitcoins -123825;1360846777;mjr__;at some point, people on wall st will realize that instead of gold, bitcoins are a much better opportunity against the dollar -123824;1360846786;mircea_popescu;they're realising. -123823;1360846794;mjr__;at that point, there will be an influx of capital that has never been seen in bitcoin -123822;1360846797;mjr__;they are -123821;1360846798;mircea_popescu;a bunch of mpex traders are actually traders. -123820;1360846800;mjr__;i agree -123819;1360846802;mjr__;i know -123818;1360846807;mircea_popescu;this has been going on for a while by now. -123817;1360846817;mjr__;i know that a lot of people in this field are in finance -123816;1360846821;mjr__;but they do this on their own -123815;1360846827;mjr__;soon, it will be financial companies -123814;1360846838;mjr__;and at that point, we will see a ton of demand all at once -123813;1360846841;mjr__;in my opinion -123812;1360846869;mjr__;egypt, argentina, venezuela etc. -123811;1360846877;mjr__;fiat currencies are failing hard -123810;1360846909;mjr__;and today i realized that our system is not tried and proven, it is very very new, we only adopted this in the US in 1971 -123809;1360846923;mjr__;so it is still an experiment, having money not backed by any asset -123808;1360846974;mjr__;if someone could start an ETF that tracks bitcoins, that would change everything, that is what i was trying to do, but it is hard -123807;1360846998;mjr__;getting it publicly available would cost like 50k, and that is just basically a setup fee -123806;1360847035;mircea_popescu;so why's that hard ? -123805;1360847048;mjr__;well...you get no return on that 50k -123804;1360847058;mircea_popescu;all you need is someone start a general partnership with a few tens of mils from a dozen friends -123803;1360847061;mircea_popescu;and it's done -123802;1360847068;mjr__;well yeah -123801;1360847075;mircea_popescu;prolly happen this year, too. -123800;1360847078;mjr__;if i had a few tens of mills it would be done already -123799;1360847100;mjr__;its easy, you let people buy a bitcoin backed ETF with their etrade accounts -123798;1360847106;mjr__;they have a hedge against the dollar -123797;1360847108;mjr__;inflation proof -123796;1360847115;mjr__;and currently yielding great returns -123795;1360847133;mjr__;just a tiny fraction of the money on wall street could quadruple the "market cap" of bitcoin -123794;1360847157;mircea_popescu;o no -123793;1360847165;mircea_popescu;this would not be open to the masses for a decade at least. -123792;1360847183;mircea_popescu;you have to understand the "for people" attitude internet dweebs immediately paint over bitcoin is nothing of any consequence -123791;1360847189;mircea_popescu;they do it because that's all their experience allows. -123790;1360847194;mircea_popescu;otherwise, bitcoin is strictly for the elite. -123789;1360847202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1083 @ 0.00064399 = 0.6974 BTC [+] -123788;1360847204;mjr__;well yeah -123787;1360847204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15102 @ 0.000644 = 9.7257 BTC [+] -123786;1360847209;mjr__;but if you have a publicly traded stock -123785;1360847212;mjr__;anyone can buy it -123784;1360847215;mircea_popescu;but you don't. -123783;1360847223;mjr__;yeah :( not yet -123782;1360847226;mircea_popescu;you get a closed partnership with a billion under management -123781;1360847234;mjr__;that is a nice way to do it too -123780;1360847236;mircea_popescu;why bother offer it to the public ? the incentives just aren't there -123779;1360847243;mjr__;but i really want to offer it to the public -123778;1360847253;mircea_popescu;i guess you do, but that's neither here nor there. -123777;1360847255;mjr__;so that everyone, even old people who don't understand, can get exposure -123776;1360847266;mircea_popescu;old people that don't understand shouldn't get exposure. -123775;1360847277;mircea_popescu;actually : they should *not* get exposure. -123774;1360847293;mjr__;well -123773;1360847300;mjr__;i don't want to see us recreate the current system -123772;1360847308;mjr__;but just put ourselves in positions of power -123771;1360847319;mjr__;i want to see everyone enjoy this new change -123770;1360847324;mjr__;or at least have the option to -123769;1360847373;mircea_popescu;dude. somebody who doesn't understand does not and can not have a position of power. -123768;1360847387;mircea_popescu;they'll just hurt themselves. -123767;1360847396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00616999 = 5.553 BTC [+] -123766;1360847469;mjr__;well not power -123765;1360847484;mjr__;but i want to make it easier for them to get exposure to the bitcoin economy -123764;1360847496;mjr__;without having to actually get involved -123763;1360847500;mjr__;similar to gold ETF -123762;1360847502;mircea_popescu;why ? -123761;1360847506;mircea_popescu;this is a bad idea. -123760;1360847515;mircea_popescu;getting involved is a guarantee they put the effort into understanding. -123759;1360847525;mjr__;well, not if they just buy shares using investment account -123758;1360847526;mircea_popescu;if they can't be bothered to do that, there's no reason to suspect they won't hurt themselves. -123757;1360847534;mjr__;true -123756;1360847542;mjr__;but i think the option should be there -123755;1360847555;mjr__;so that anyone can actually have a portfolio with publicly traded shares -123754;1360847564;mjr__;that touches the world of bitcoins -123753;1360847606;mjr__;so, whether it is a hedge fund or a public company or an etf -123752;1360847608;mircea_popescu;anyone currently can -123751;1360847615;mircea_popescu;for 30 btc and a little gpg knowledge. -123750;1360847615;mjr__;i think something along those lines is coming -123749;1360847620;mjr__;:) -123748;1360847627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1115 @ 0.00064459 = 0.7187 BTC [+] -123747;1360847629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2385 @ 0.000638 = 1.5216 BTC [-] -123746;1360847629;mjr__;gpg is also going to be huge -123745;1360847639;mircea_popescu;it literally takes the average knowledgeable person 1 hour to go from holding some fiat to holding some btc stocks. -123744;1360847648;mircea_popescu;now, that they'e not knowledgeable is ok, but should be fixed there, -123743;1360847651;mircea_popescu;not at thios other end -123742;1360847655;mjr__;but also, i think it is so funny that someone tried to do the idea in reverse -123741;1360847665;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -123740;1360847674;mjr__;a hedge fund wanted to raise btc so they could convert it out of btc and put it into the stock market -123739;1360847686;mjr__;they were on twitter called btchedgefund or something -123738;1360847706;mjr__;https://twitter.com/BTCHedgeFund -123737;1360847709;mjr__;so backwards -123736;1360847717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064498 = 2.787 BTC [+] -123735;1360847717;mjr__;let me take your btc and put it into dollars -123734;1360847718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1179 @ 0.000645 = 0.7605 BTC [+] -123733;1360847742;mjr__;going to grab a smoke brb -123732;1360848160;mjr__;it's funny though, my friend who i work with is so impressed with nomura because they use pgp -123731;1360848168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 534 @ 0.000638 = 0.3407 BTC [-] -123730;1360848170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063796 = 2.7566 BTC [-] -123729;1360848172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6773 @ 0.00063795 = 4.3208 BTC [-] -123728;1360848174;mjr__;he was like that is the future, they really have their shit together -123727;1360848470;mircea_popescu;mjr__ ya that's nonsense -123726;1360848482;mjr__;what is? -123725;1360848482;mircea_popescu;also often these are simply scams. -123724;1360848485;mircea_popescu;the backwards -123723;1360848492;mjr__;yeah for sure -123722;1360848779;mjr__;one of the things that i take away from all that i've experienced in bitcoins is that if you expect scams, you are safer than getting blindsided by "mortgage-back securities" or credit default swaps -123721;1360848788;mjr__;the key is to know the risk and the downside -123720;1360849135;mircea_popescu;hopefully at least. -123719;1360850245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063805 = 2.757 BTC [+] -123718;1360850247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1179 @ 0.00063795 = 0.7521 BTC [-] -123717;1360851999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064481 = 2.7862 BTC [+] -123716;1360852008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5157 @ 0.000645 = 3.3263 BTC [+] -123715;1360852543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64 @ 0.00063797 = 0.0408 BTC [-] -123714;1360852545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00063796 = 1.0207 BTC [-] -123713;1360852548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063796 = 2.7566 BTC [-] -123712;1360852550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9932 @ 0.00063795 = 6.3361 BTC [-] -123711;1360852550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1833 @ 0.00063754 = 1.1686 BTC [-] -123710;1360853392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3564 @ 0.000645 = 2.2988 BTC [+] -123709;1360853394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064598 = 2.7913 BTC [+] -123708;1360853396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7783 @ 0.00064599 = 5.0277 BTC [+] -123707;1360853560;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00067 = 0.067 BTC [-] -123706;1360853950;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 232 @ 0.0095 = 2.204 BTC [-] -123705;1360854300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3817 @ 0.00064599 = 2.4657 BTC [+] -123704;1360854302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00064785 = 1.069 BTC [+] -123703;1360854304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065143 = 2.8148 BTC [+] -123702;1360854305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3212 @ 0.00065143 = 2.0924 BTC [+] -123701;1360854615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064094 = 2.7695 BTC [-] -123700;1360854617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 479 @ 0.00064072 = 0.3069 BTC [-] -123699;1360854799;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143972.msg1526968#msg1526968 -123698;1360855027;ThickAsThieves;heh I almost linked that -123697;1360855049;ThickAsThieves;i dont remember seeing this before: http://www.gambling911.com/businessfinancial/major-us-facing-online-gambling-site-confirms-bitcoin-implemenation-012813.html -123696;1360855110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064609 = 2.7918 BTC [+] -123695;1360855112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20829 @ 0.0006459 = 13.4535 BTC [-] -123694;1360855342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1109 @ 0.00064668 = 0.7172 BTC [+] -123693;1360855344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8320 @ 0.00064699 = 5.383 BTC [+] -123692;1360856009;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2900 @ 0.006 = 17.4 BTC [-] -123691;1360856017;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V92OBNsQgxU -123690;1360856065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0062799 = 1.884 BTC [+] -123689;1360856546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000646 = 2.7914 BTC [-] -123688;1360856547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6479 @ 0.0006459 = 4.1848 BTC [-] -123687;1360857190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.0006459 = 11.0449 BTC [-] -123686;1360857814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064664 = 2.7941 BTC [+] -123685;1360857816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064669 = 2.7943 BTC [+] -123684;1360857818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8230 @ 0.00064699 = 5.3247 BTC [+] -123683;1360857818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00065144 = 6.7098 BTC [+] -123682;1360857820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16493 @ 0.0006527 = 10.765 BTC [+] -123681;1360857822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00065403 = 11.6417 BTC [+] -123680;1360857823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1435 @ 0.00065464 = 0.9394 BTC [+] -123679;1360857873;mircea_popescu;here you go mjr__ : http://trilema.com/2013/the-rarge-part-of-this-lally/ -123678;1360857873;ThickAsThieves;i have a feeling it's gonna be a wild day -123677;1360857875;mircea_popescu;you're now famous -123676;1360858021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00064591 = 1.5502 BTC [-] -123675;1360858031;wao;wuah -123674;1360858146;jurov;Nomura Securities copies MPEx after a year and a half… yeah here we go -123673;1360858272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1921 @ 0.00064591 = 1.2408 BTC [-] -123672;1360858274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9842 @ 0.0006459 = 6.3569 BTC [-] -123671;1360858278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6137 @ 0.00064246 = 3.9428 BTC [-] -123670;1360858300;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -123669;1360858322;mircea_popescu;but it's the fact. first financial institution to use gpg ? mpex. -123668;1360858330;mircea_popescu;porn & buttcoinz drive innovation irl. -123667;1360859244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064253 = 2.7764 BTC [+] -123666;1360859246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10547 @ 0.00064246 = 6.776 BTC [-] -123665;1360859248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13319 @ 0.00064072 = 8.5337 BTC [-] -123664;1360859250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4213 @ 0.00063888 = 2.6916 BTC [-] -123663;1360859437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17150 @ 0.00063888 = 10.9568 BTC [-] -123662;1360859515;mjr__;honored to be cited...lol -123661;1360859515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1424 @ 0.00065464 = 0.9322 BTC [+] -123660;1360859567;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/18313.html#18346 that is actually pretty good. -123659;1360859771;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -123658;1360859830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1041 @ 0.00065464 = 0.6815 BTC [+] -123657;1360859832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065484 = 2.8296 BTC [+] -123656;1360859834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5507 @ 0.00065485 = 3.6063 BTC [+] -123655;1360859835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6231 @ 0.00065494 = 4.0809 BTC [+] -123654;1360860584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064741 = 2.7975 BTC [-] -123653;1360860586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12679 @ 0.00064744 = 8.2089 BTC [+] -123652;1360860759;mircea_popescu;http://www.news.com.au/technology/massive-google-security-flaw-puts-users-details-on-display-for-all-to-find/story-e6frfro0-1226577210852 -123651;1360860763;mircea_popescu;google pulls a mtgox. -123650;1360860859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064719 = 2.7965 BTC [-] -123649;1360860861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11439 @ 0.00064744 = 7.4061 BTC [+] -123648;1360860922;kakobrekla;http://patakk.tumblr.com/zef -123647;1360861052;mircea_popescu;nothing there ? -123646;1360861108;mircea_popescu;http://25.media.tumblr.com/e1307953d79b9c1a6ed4233436ef77f8/tumblr_mgog6jAtha1qc0s10o1_500.gif ? -123645;1360861170;mircea_popescu;http://www.examiner.com/article/eu-recession-as-robin-hood-tax-begins?cid=rss -123644;1360861171;mircea_popescu;lol -123643;1360861193;kakobrekla;its there -123642;1360861198;kakobrekla;just need a newer browser -123641;1360861230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065491 = 2.8299 BTC [+] -123640;1360861231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9446 @ 0.00065494 = 6.1866 BTC [+] -123639;1360862117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12474 @ 0.00065494 = 8.1697 BTC [+] -123638;1360862228;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.mpoe -123637;1360862229;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063679 / 0.00064677 / 0.00066098 (1409926 shares, 911.90 BTC), 7D: 0.0006153 / 0.00065584 / 0.0007 (18889176 shares, 12,388.36 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066251 / 0.0007 (73333145 shares, 48,584.03 BTC) -123636;1360862333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3907 @ 0.00065268 = 2.55 BTC [-] -123635;1360862335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063895 = 2.7609 BTC [-] -123634;1360862337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2263 @ 0.00063888 = 1.4458 BTC [-] -123633;1360862956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064482 = 2.7863 BTC [+] -123632;1360862958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11129 @ 0.00064504 = 7.1787 BTC [+] -123631;1360863338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00064336 = 1.0615 BTC [-] -123630;1360863340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006389 = 2.7607 BTC [-] -123629;1360863342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10429 @ 0.00063888 = 6.6629 BTC [-] -123628;1360863615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45 @ 0.00063888 = 0.0287 BTC [-] -123627;1360863617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063755 = 2.7549 BTC [-] -123626;1360863619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21817 @ 0.00063754 = 13.9092 BTC [-] -123625;1360863621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15667 @ 0.00063654 = 9.9727 BTC [-] -123624;1360863747;DeadWeasel;bouncy bitcoin. a lot of hungry mouths were waiting for that drop. -123623;1360863749;DeadWeasel;ate it up -123622;1360863882;DeadWeasel;;;slap deadweasel -123621;1360863885;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -123620;1360863886;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.86297, Best ask: 25.89910, Bid-ask spread: 0.03613, Last trade: 25.86297, 24 hour volume: 147093.07547354, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.65000, 24 hour vwap: 25.00466 -123619;1360863890;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L3KU5eiEBo -123618;1360863894;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24hprc -123617;1360863894;mircea_popescu;his mudder was a modder! -123616;1360863895;gribble;24.96 -123615;1360863912;DeadWeasel;mircea_popescu: at work, no videos. already use webIRC to get around blocks. -123614;1360863925;mircea_popescu;seinfeld. -123613;1360863951;DeadWeasel;still having fun on SA i hope? -123612;1360863982;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -123611;1360863985;gribble;Current Blocks: 221145 | Current Difficulty: 3275464.586565617 | Next Difficulty At Block: 221759 | Next Difficulty In: 614 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 15 hours, 11 minutes, and 42 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3474257.66998 | Estimated Percent Change: 6.06916 -123610;1360864026;kakobrekla;BFL will deliver ASIC devices before March 1st; -123609;1360864027;kakobrekla;Confirmed bets: -123608;1360864028;kakobrekla;99 -123607;1360864030;kakobrekla;1 moar! -123606;1360864031;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/18313.html -123605;1360864033;mircea_popescu;enjoy lol -123604;1360864046;DeadWeasel;kakobrekla: you mine? -123603;1360864056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063679 = 2.7516 BTC [+] -123602;1360864058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1093 @ 0.00063659 = 0.6958 BTC [-] -123601;1360864066;kakobrekla;ya a fpga is running somewhere in the house -123600;1360864073;kakobrekla;rest is gone -123599;1360864101;DeadWeasel;i'll take that as a yes, mircea_popescu -123598;1360864112;DeadWeasel;what do you make with your FPGA? -123597;1360864139;kakobrekla;noise -123596;1360864163;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/x/v5/oRgSUuC/img9233.jpg -123595;1360864204;DeadWeasel;well, at least you're producing -123594;1360864247;kakobrekla;i keep it as a joke. -123593;1360864268;kakobrekla;might as well go solo. -123592;1360864281;kakobrekla;with that 260mhash -123591;1360864294;DeadWeasel;one day you might get a block,. -123590;1360864328;DeadWeasel;I get 171 with a ati 6770, but it's not worth it. -123589;1360864347;kakobrekla;just 171? -123588;1360864355;kakobrekla;i got 250 from 5770 -123587;1360864359;kakobrekla;back in the day -123586;1360864360;jcpham;feel free to stalk my wasting of electric: http://mining.three41.net/ -123585;1360864362;DeadWeasel;5770s are way betta -123584;1360864374;DeadWeasel;6770s just have a higher number. -123583;1360864379;kakobrekla;hehe -123582;1360864386;jcpham;passive 7870's sound elite to me -123581;1360864397;jcpham;a rig box full of passive cooled gpus -123580;1360864404;kakobrekla;i had a passive nvidia running at 105 degrees C for years -123579;1360864652;kakobrekla;bitdaytrade : Today at 12:09:28 PM : Go troll somewhere else. I'm working hard to raise the necessary funds. Very positive news are on the horizon. -123578;1360864653;kakobrekla;rofl. -123577;1360864782;mircea_popescu;ugm -123576;1360864788;mircea_popescu;you're not serious are you !? -123575;1360864811;kakobrekla;i am, alberto isnt. -123574;1360864818;mircea_popescu;lol -123573;1360864938;mircea_popescu;it's funny how scammers always have very positive news on the horison -123572;1360864944;kakobrekla;>>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140366.msg1527172#msg1527172 -123571;1360864948;mircea_popescu;sorta like gambling addicts/failed acresses -123570;1360864962;kakobrekla;poor eskimo, would hurt too much to write "you area right", he writes "you are not wrong" -123569;1360864992;mircea_popescu;hahaha good1 -123568;1360865291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064484 = 2.7864 BTC [+] -123567;1360865293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6171 @ 0.00064504 = 3.9805 BTC [+] -123566;1360865294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5149 @ 0.00065494 = 3.3723 BTC [+] -123565;1360865295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10409 @ 0.00065622 = 6.8306 BTC [+] -123564;1360865882;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 11 @ 0.006 = 0.066 BTC [-] -123563;1360866027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3228 @ 0.00063659 = 2.0549 BTC [-] -123562;1360866029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8372 @ 0.00063654 = 5.3291 BTC [-] -123561;1360866326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3891 @ 0.00065622 = 2.5534 BTC [+] -123560;1360866328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065629 = 2.8358 BTC [+] -123559;1360866330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49 @ 0.0006563 = 0.0322 BTC [+] -123558;1360866482;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 9 @ 0.99 = 8.91 BTC [+] -123557;1360866662;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -123556;1360866734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065609 = 2.835 BTC [-] -123555;1360866735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2929 @ 0.0006563 = 1.9223 BTC [+] -123554;1360867335;mircea_popescu;http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/132330.html -123553;1360867353;mircea_popescu;apparently llewellyn didn't much care for this week's reality tv -123552;1360867900;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3399 BTC [+] -123551;1360868062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063676 = 2.7514 BTC [-] -123550;1360868064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2629 @ 0.00063654 = 1.6735 BTC [-] -123549;1360868112;Bugpowder;fuck this shit -123548;1360868152;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -123547;1360868153;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.42000, Best ask: 26.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07999, Last trade: 26.40901, 24 hour volume: 147397.72847532, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.65000, 24 hour vwap: 25.02041 -123546;1360868335;mod6;Bugpowder: what up? -123545;1360868609;Bugpowder;btc -123544;1360868877;Garr255_Lappy;hey all. you can now invest in Cognitive with LTC :) https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/COGNITIVE-PT -123543;1360868972;kakobrekla;and by invest you mean lose money with? -123542;1360869206;mircea_popescu;!ticker cognitive-pt -123541;1360869206;assbot;Your actions are useless. -123540;1360869212;mircea_popescu;mkay -123539;1360869514;DeadWeasel;;;slap Garr255_Lappy -123538;1360869572;Garr255_Lappy;kakobrekla, let me know when mining stock, not bonds, becomes unprofitable. -123537;1360869585;kakobrekla;im letting you know now. -123536;1360869603;Garr255_Lappy;back up your words with math please -123535;1360869603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064002 = 2.7655 BTC [+] -123534;1360869619;kakobrekla;wheres that bug chart -123533;1360869750;mjr__;is there a crossed quote on mpoe? -123532;1360870298;mircea_popescu;0.00064089 4`321 -123531;1360870298;mircea_popescu;4`321 0.00063996 -123530;1360870299;mircea_popescu;neh ? -123529;1360870314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063996 = 2.7653 BTC [-] -123528;1360870316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2879 @ 0.00063967 = 1.8416 BTC [-] -123527;1360870344;mircea_popescu;Garr255_Lappy you got a graph of cognitive price somewhere ? -123526;1360870404;Garr255_Lappy;mircea_popescu yes, https://btct.co/security/COGNITIVE -123525;1360870408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00063967 = 4.6696 BTC [-] -123524;1360870436;mircea_popescu;how do i make that show something like a year ? -123523;1360870441;mircea_popescu;(can i?) -123522;1360870495;DeadWeasel;DeaDTerra: nice, glad to hear it -123521;1360870503;ThickAsThieves;yeeuh -123520;1360870511;kakobrekla;https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=R5mMRiiCwak -123519;1360870871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064037 = 2.767 BTC [+] -123518;1360870873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064046 = 2.7674 BTC [+] -123517;1360870874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2158 @ 0.00064052 = 1.3822 BTC [+] -123516;1360871070;leflor;mircea_popescu warren buffet is going to buy mpex for 1 billion dollars -123515;1360871083;mircea_popescu;i don't think so. -123514;1360871115;thestringpuller;haha -123513;1360871136;thestringpuller;;;asks 27 -123512;1360871138;gribble;There are currently 13428.315 bitcoins offered at or under 27.0 USD, worth 360232.300725 USD in total. -123511;1360871145;thestringpuller;;;asks 30 -123510;1360871147;gribble;There are currently 34633.742 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 974142.854562 USD in total. -123509;1360871187;thestringpuller;mining gold is only profitable for so long -123508;1360871192;thestringpuller;so there will be much hate to go around -123507;1360871654;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0181 BTC [-] -123506;1360871655;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.018 = 1.8 BTC [-] -123505;1360871657;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 14 @ 0.0154 = 0.2156 BTC [-] -123504;1360871658;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 200 @ 0.0153 = 3.06 BTC [-] -123503;1360871660;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 150 @ 0.0152 = 2.28 BTC [-] -123502;1360871661;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 43 @ 0.0152 = 0.6536 BTC [-] -123501;1360871663;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 50 @ 0.0151 = 0.755 BTC [-] -123500;1360871673;kakobrekla;heres some milk for mircea_popescu https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143962.0 -123499;1360871710;mircea_popescu;i r get milk ? -123498;1360871747;mircea_popescu;i shou;d prolly link that from mpex main page just for lulz. -123497;1360871759;kakobrekla;bitcoin is self destructive. -123496;1360871770;kakobrekla;it says. -123495;1360871775;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla bitcoin is backed by lulz and drama! -123494;1360871790;kakobrekla;no wonder price is so high. -123493;1360871792;mircea_popescu;and we all know those self feed and replicate -123492;1360871805;mircea_popescu;so it can only go the way of the butt : upupup -123491;1360871842;kakobrekla;is never to high to buy and never too low to sell -123490;1360871874;mircea_popescu;it's never too tight and never too deep -123489;1360871883;kakobrekla;it can be too big. -123488;1360871900;mircea_popescu;i dunno, i don't have the full range of sensual experiences. -123487;1360871913;kakobrekla;well, thats what she said. -123486;1360871916;jurov;no matter how deep, no matter how hiiiigh -123485;1360871927;jurov;nono nononono nonono limiiit -123484;1360872319;mod6;they're beating up on MPEx in bitcoin-otc... -123483;1360872334;mod6;more nonsense about how "bad" teh website is lol -123482;1360872472;mod6;(10:04) < FonziScheme> we're talking about the website, mod6. get over it -123481;1360872475;mod6;(10:05) <+mod6> hahaha -123480;1360872484;mircea_popescu;lolk -123479;1360872508;mircea_popescu;newfags in #bitcoin-newfags having opinions and shit. -123478;1360872531;mod6;these dumbshits sit in there and talk all kinds of trash. at some point I usually jump in and tell 'em what idiots they are. -123477;1360872545;mod6;this is one of those moments -123476;1360872564;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust fonzischeme -123475;1360872566;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user fonzischeme: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=fonzischeme -123474;1360872578;mircea_popescu;totally. -123473;1360872598;mod6;(10:05) < FonziScheme> but if you want to discuss how crappy the CLI scripty is, we can do that -123472;1360872601;mod6;(10:06) <+mod6> you want to dog on my code, feel free. -123471;1360872604;mod6;(10:06) <+mod6> asswipe -123470;1360872607;mod6;(10:06) < FonziScheme> wow. simma down. -123469;1360872609;mod6;(10:06) < FonziScheme> panties, meet bunch. -123468;1360872625;mod6;(10:07) <+mod6> then stop talking shit about stuff you don't understand FonziScheme -123467;1360872628;mod6;(10:07) < FonziScheme> stop claiming no one understands it, mod5 -123466;1360872633;pigeons;fonzischeme may be under fbastage or reliablesource -123465;1360872646;pigeons;he's been on my ignore for a year -123464;1360872648;mod6;ahh, he's mildly retarded -123463;1360872650;mircea_popescu;wait. -123462;1360872660;mircea_popescu;20450 fbastage 18 mircea_popescu 2013-02-11 17:33:47 -2 spammer and megalomaniac. -123461;1360872662;mircea_popescu;this dude ? -123460;1360872668;pigeons;yes same guy -123459;1360872689;mircea_popescu;fucking hell all these people talking about me that i don;t even know. -123458;1360872691;mod6;well, that doesn't shock me in the least then. he has an axe to grind. -123457;1360872704;mircea_popescu;at least ver WANTS to be a celebrity. -123456;1360872814;mod6;they think they can just do 2minutes hate everyday and I wont call 'em out -123455;1360872818;mod6;fuck that shit -123454;1360872843;mircea_popescu;mr mod6enstein -123453;1360872845;mod6;(10:01) <+Scrat> neofutur: i dont care about validation either but MPOE is the worst website ive seen since geocities -123452;1360872854;mod6;(10:04) <+mod6> What MPEx is, is not a website. I'm not sure why people fail to understand that. It doesn't even really need a damn website. -123451;1360872857;mod6;(10:04) <+mod6> lol -123450;1360872873;mod6;mircea_popescu: ;) -123449;1360872898;mircea_popescu;any connection between these fine folks and the douches embroiled in the "highest valued currency" wiki revert war ? -123448;1360872908;mod6;I think there might be. -123447;1360872929;mod6;I don't follow in there quite close enough these days. -123446;1360872949;mircea_popescu;well since mpoe-pr is trolling stripper forums i kinda lost track of reddit -123445;1360872956;mod6;haha -123444;1360872960;mircea_popescu;tho in honesty is was a productive move. more lol. -123443;1360872972;mod6;i bet that is moar lulz -123442;1360873011;mircea_popescu;anyway, who's controlled-evaporating otc these days ? -123441;1360873023;mircea_popescu;since rg's unfortunate irl job and everything -123440;1360873046;mod6;seriously, its a bunch of dudes who even have neg ratings as oppers. -123439;1360873054;mircea_popescu;o.0 -123438;1360873130;mircea_popescu;i guess it successfully evaporated. -123437;1360873132;mod6;one day last week (I forget who it was for now) there was someone op'd and I was like "WAH HOW DID DA SCAMMERZ GET OPZ?!" -123436;1360873146;mircea_popescu;nanotube ^ -123435;1360873157;mircea_popescu;you about ready to purge the bitcoin-otc oplist or give it moar time ? -123434;1360873160;mod6;but... i guess they need some monitoring in there and there isnt a ton of trusted people left to do the job. -123433;1360873247;mod6;521 active nicks in the channel, so that's up about 100 -123432;1360873262;mod6;which is good. but man, there are some real dumbasses who think they run that show. -123431;1360873292;mircea_popescu;i don't even remember what it used to be last year. -123430;1360873304;mircea_popescu;396, 693, 936, something -123429;1360873345;imsaguy;neg ratings aren't always a bad thing. neg ratings from an idiot source really aren't neg ratings. -123428;1360873358;mod6;when I seem to check every now and then it seems to typically hover around 400-450 -123427;1360873358;mircea_popescu;that's true. -123426;1360873368;imsaguy;the whole point of otc is that you go by your web of trust -123425;1360873373;imsaguy;not some stupid sum number -123424;1360873382;mod6;imsaguy: I'm with you there. I need to find who I was talking about... the guy srsly looked like he had some scammer ratings. -123423;1360873398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2594 @ 0.00063967 = 1.6593 BTC [-] -123422;1360873399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063655 = 2.7505 BTC [-] -123421;1360873401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6085 @ 0.00063654 = 3.8733 BTC [-] -123420;1360873402;imsaguy;;;getrating imsaguy -123419;1360873402;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User imsaguy, rated since Tue Aug 2 16:24:18 2011. Cumulative rating 318, from 132 total ratings. Received ratings: 124 positive, 8 negative. Sent ratings: 124 positive, 39 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=imsaguy -123418;1360873406;imsaguy;8 negatives -123417;1360873411;imsaguy;most are trolls -123416;1360873421;imsaguy;half weren't active more than a week -123415;1360873437;mod6;*nod* -123414;1360873443;mircea_popescu;imsaguy who was at some point negative total so the rule about rating with negative had to be reverted ? -123413;1360873443;imsaguy;most were because people don't/didn't understand how ratings work -123412;1360873449;kakobrekla;o you also have a +10 from PH -123411;1360873452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063671 = 2.7512 BTC [+] -123410;1360873453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6242 @ 0.00063654 = 3.9733 BTC [-] -123409;1360873466;imsaguy;kakobrekla: exactly, it all depends on who you trust, not hte absolute -123408;1360873484;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla im sure he has pirate + too, it's how scamming works, you suck up to people. -123407;1360873500;imsaguy;mircea_popescu: me? no. -123406;1360873509;mircea_popescu;he didn't rate you !? -123405;1360873512;imsaguy;;;gettrust imsaguy pirateat40 -123404;1360873514;gribble;Trust relationship from user imsaguy to user pirateat40: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 6 via 33 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=imsaguy&dest=pirateat40 -123403;1360873518;mircea_popescu;the other way around silly. -123402;1360873526;imsaguy;thats why I asked. -123401;1360873540;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure pirate rated everyone -123400;1360873551;imsaguy;I'm surprised my L2 to pirate is still positive -123399;1360873553;mod6;it seriosly could have been Anduck i'm talking about -123398;1360873557;imsaguy;;;getrating pirateat40 -123397;1360873557;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User pirateat40, rated since Mon Aug 1 14:18:45 2011. Cumulative rating -125, from 89 total ratings. Received ratings: 55 positive, 34 negative. Sent ratings: 65 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40 -123396;1360873562;mod6;*seriously -123395;1360873562;kakobrekla;rating whores are a problem. -123394;1360873578;imsaguy;kakobrekla, I used to be one. -123393;1360873584;pigeons;mod6: probably starsoccer -123392;1360873594;imsaguy;The first few negatives take care of that though. -123391;1360873599;mircea_popescu;haha Keefe has one too -123390;1360873609;imsaguy;;;getrating keefe -123389;1360873609;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Keefe, rated since Mon Nov 8 10:37:04 2010. Cumulative rating 606, from 212 total ratings. Received ratings: 212 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 221 positive, 7 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Keefe -123388;1360873611;mod6;pigeons: AHHH yeah -123387;1360873614;mod6;thats who it was. -123386;1360873623;mod6;im like WTF is this guy doing with ops. -123385;1360873627;pigeons;starsoccer doesn't know that he's a scammer -123384;1360873629;mircea_popescu;mod6 anduck was the guy coming here ocasionally asking me like why im trusted and shit no ? -123383;1360873633;mod6;yeah. -123382;1360873639;mircea_popescu;seemed harmless kid rly. -123381;1360873648;mod6;he's just a random guy with 1 bad rating... might be somewhat superficial. -123380;1360873651;mod6;yeah -123379;1360873654;imsaguy;many of the people with ops in there atm aren't on the access list -123378;1360873657;imsaguy;like me for example -123377;1360873666;imsaguy;so we're faking -123376;1360873667;mircea_popescu;how does that work ? -123375;1360873680;imsaguy;well, if I leave and come back, I won't have ops from chanserv -123374;1360873684;imsaguy;I have to ask another op -123373;1360873690;kakobrekla;you just do /nick @imsaguy -123372;1360873693;imsaguy;if nanotube leaves and comes back, chanserv can/will give him ops -123371;1360873699;mircea_popescu;o o i see what you mean -123370;1360873699;imsaguy;kakobrekla, not if you're not on the access list -123369;1360873710;kakobrekla;i kid i kid, that doesnt work even. -123368;1360873722;mod6;oh so someone just does like /op imsaguy -123367;1360873724;imsaguy;/op $nick does ;) -123366;1360873731;imsaguy;mod6, exactly -123365;1360873734;mod6;instead of telling ChanServ to hook you up -123364;1360873737;mod6;got it. -123363;1360873746;imsaguy;I'm too emotional with the bans sometimes -123362;1360873749;imsaguy;so its good I'm not on the list -123361;1360873755;imsaguy;ban first, ask questions never -123360;1360873759;mod6;haha -123359;1360873766;mircea_popescu;the entire banningthing is nonsense. -123358;1360873777;imsaguy;perhaps -123357;1360873779;imsaguy;but it does feel good -123356;1360873781;imsaguy;:-x -123355;1360873783;mircea_popescu;ya well. -123354;1360873793;mircea_popescu;this chan is noban, it works fine. my chan is +m, works fine -123353;1360873801;mircea_popescu;the stuff in between tho, with the banning... not so fine. -123352;1360873804;mod6;it does get the point across to trolls with limited reach -- for everything else there's SupaDupa -123351;1360873819;imsaguy;mod6, we fixed that though -123350;1360873822;imsaguy;just takes persistance -123349;1360873822;mircea_popescu;mod6 so gives idiot kids an incentive to read up on supaduping -123348;1360873824;mod6;oh! sweet. -123347;1360873835;mircea_popescu;imsaguy i thought freenode finally got their shit together ? -123346;1360873846;imsaguy;well, we're talking two different things -123345;1360873852;imsaguy;he was making tons of fake otc accounts -123344;1360873859;mircea_popescu;a -123343;1360873863;imsaguy;I would catch those almost as quickly as he made them -123342;1360873869;imsaguy;freenode and the assbot were something else -123341;1360873874;imsaguy;not this assbot -123340;1360873877;imsaguy;the ass script -123339;1360873880;mircea_popescu;goatse -123338;1360873883;imsaguy;aye -123337;1360873884;mod6;haha -123336;1360873888;mircea_popescu;poor assbot -123335;1360873898;mircea_popescu;he's the assets assistant! -123334;1360873899;assbot;wanna goatse? -123333;1360873912;assbot;hey im sensitive. -123332;1360873917;imsaguy;no mod/ban channels work -123331;1360873921;imsaguy;#bitcoin-mining has been -123330;1360873925;imsaguy;then again, its mainly dead these days -123329;1360873935;mircea_popescu;well since luke sold his btc for 25 -123328;1360873938;mircea_popescu;no point in it anymore -123327;1360873955;imsaguy;it was back when people were trying to figure out gpumining -123326;1360873965;mircea_popescu;speaking of which -123325;1360873967;imsaguy;now that the settings are pretty tried and true and almost obsolete -123324;1360873967;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -123323;1360873971;gribble;Time since last block: 12 minutes and 42 seconds -123322;1360873996;mircea_popescu;how do we know avalons/asicminers aren't premining a huge chain! -123321;1360874012;imsaguy;because they're just mining -123320;1360874017;imsaguy;avalon is lost in space -123319;1360874019;pigeons;cause it would work out better for them to just mine honestly -123318;1360874046;mircea_popescu;ya but never underestimate. -123317;1360874062;mircea_popescu;seems suspicious as all hell, weeks after everyonedelivered network is still humming at 25. -123316;1360874077;imsaguy;huh? -123315;1360874080;imsaguy;;;diffchange -123314;1360874082;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | 6.19499 % based on data since last change | 10.21154 % based on data for last three days -123313;1360874084;pigeons;they just turned em up today really -123312;1360874091;imsaguy;yesterday -123311;1360874117;imsaguy;12TH is only like 50% of current network -123310;1360874123;imsaguy;which means they only have 33% of combined -123309;1360874129;mircea_popescu;that guy with the 1th was there since like the 12th neh ? -123308;1360874131;mircea_popescu;at btcguild -123307;1360874132;imsaguy;assuming full throttle -123306;1360874139;imsaguy;its up and down -123305;1360874149;imsaguy;probably dealing with heat and internet connection issues -123304;1360874162;mircea_popescu;ya. th mining requires some stuff other than power plug. -123303;1360874189;imsaguy;especially on older hardwear like theirs -123302;1360874193;imsaguy;ware* -123301;1360874196;mircea_popescu;the one thing that becomes interesting now is of course useful life. -123300;1360874211;mircea_popescu;if a set mines at 12th on average for 500 hours and then pops -123299;1360874211;imsaguy;it'll be interesting to see where things settle -123298;1360874215;mircea_popescu;well.... that's not gonna be much -123297;1360874230;imsaguy;;;genrate 12000000 -123296;1360874232;gribble;The expected generation output, at 12000000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 3275464.58657, is 1842.44953278 BTC per day and 76.7687305327 BTC per hour. -123295;1360874235;mircea_popescu;if they spike us up and then their gear dies early in a recalc cycle it'll be nasty. -123294;1360874241;imsaguy;lol -123293;1360874253;imsaguy;;;calc 500/24*1842.44953278 -123292;1360874254;gribble;38384.3652662 -123291;1360874263;imsaguy;500 hours would be fine. -123290;1360874272;mircea_popescu;not for the network tho. -123289;1360874273;imsaguy;they only spent 20000 for it -123288;1360874280;mircea_popescu;we'll be stuck with 25gh doing 5mn blocks -123287;1360874299;imsaguy;avalon is coming -123286;1360874301;imsaguy;bfl is coming -123285;1360874308;imsaguy;it wouldn't be for too long that we'd be 'stuck' -123284;1360874314;imsaguy;and right now, its only 1th anyway -123283;1360874316;mircea_popescu;well, a coupla weeks -123282;1360874320;imsaguy;not a real big deal -123281;1360874323;mircea_popescu;enough for everyone to scream bloody murder -123280;1360874332;imsaguy;gotta have something to bitch about -123279;1360874336;imsaguy;if not that, it'd be something else. -123278;1360874339;mircea_popescu;definitely. -123277;1360874342;mod6;heh -123276;1360874344;imsaguy;don't even try to fool yourself :p -123275;1360874367;imsaguy;ok, its time to go stick my head in a meat grinder. -123274;1360874371;imsaguy;enjoy the rest of your day/evening. -123273;1360874378;mircea_popescu;upload vids. -123272;1360874388;mod6;c-ya imsaguy -123271;1360874394;kakobrekla;better be a live stream -123270;1360874397;kakobrekla;or you'll get shit. -123269;1360874406;mircea_popescu;scamming meat grinder vid. -123268;1360874490;imsaguy;well you know, I am pirateat40 -123267;1360874508;mod6;dude, I think that maybe you were the first person that sold me BTC. -123266;1360874513;mod6;so for that, I thank you :) -123265;1360874529;imsaguy;haha, I broke a lot of cherries back in the day -123264;1360874532;mircea_popescu;who's that forum kid that keeps reporting on like, what pirate did in his hood -123263;1360874539;imsaguy;bcb -123262;1360874543;Diablo-D3;pirate never existed -123261;1360874543;imsaguy;I gotta jet, I'm late -123260;1360874543;mircea_popescu;a right -123259;1360874554;mircea_popescu;girl usually notes him down as pcp -123258;1360874556;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.031 BTC [-] -123257;1360874565;mod6;haha -123256;1360874587;mod6;he actually one a 10 BTC bet on over 26 USD by Noon EST today. -123255;1360874590;mircea_popescu;then a while back i referred to someone by her byname instead of their handle -123254;1360874592;mod6;*won -123253;1360874593;mircea_popescu;so i threw a shitfit -123252;1360874603;mircea_popescu;now she's adding * to the "not his real handle" nicks -123251;1360874643;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.00066 = 0.0033 BTC [-] -123250;1360874731;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.006 = 0.024 BTC [-] -123249;1360874748;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1011 BTC [-] -123248;1360874773;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.332 BTC [-] -123247;1360874809;mjr_;ugh, reddit is bumming me out -123246;1360874823;mod6;just hang on irc then, less hassle? -123245;1360874827;mjr_;true -123244;1360874832;mjr_;i mean, so dumb though -123243;1360874837;mjr_;don't understand FX Risk -123242;1360874839;mjr_;forward contracts -123241;1360874846;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 49 @ 0.01 = 0.49 BTC [+] -123240;1360874859;mod6;yeah, this stuff is pretty far beyond most people who use the internet on a daily basis. -123239;1360874862;mircea_popescu;why would they ? -123238;1360874863;mjr_;"if the price of bitcoins doubles, the price of S.DICE halves" -123237;1360874868;mircea_popescu;if you made a risk you didn't make that risk. -123236;1360874870;mircea_popescu;also, business. -123235;1360874890;mjr_;i'm like OH that is why every single stock on NYSE moves the same direction at the same time -123234;1360874901;mircea_popescu;lol -123233;1360874904;mjr_;yes, but you get forward contracts or options to guarantee and hedge -123232;1360874907;mircea_popescu;actually mjr_, these days it pretty much does -123231;1360874916;mjr_;well, not for me at least -123230;1360874917;mircea_popescu;bernanke helicopters a trillion funbux into "economy" -123229;1360874929;mircea_popescu;all pres howls about how "record new index soars!!11" -123228;1360874935;mjr_;i'm up 6 or 7% on S.DICE -123227;1360874944;mjr_;and up 25% on BTC -123226;1360874966;mjr_;so my total gain when measured in dollars is a combo of the two effects -123225;1360874968;mircea_popescu;you got in late, ipo people are up like whatever, 80% on s.dice and 300% on btc -123224;1360874971;mjr_;i'm not saying there is NO correlation -123223;1360874980;mjr_;yeah of course -123222;1360874992;mircea_popescu;hum interesting correlation! -123221;1360874999;mircea_popescu;;;calc 6.5/25 -123220;1360875000;gribble;0.26 -123219;1360875004;mjr_;but still...these returns are great and that's before i have ever even received dividends -123218;1360875006;mircea_popescu;;;calc 8/30.0 -123217;1360875007;gribble;0.266666666667 -123216;1360875009;mircea_popescu;dude -123215;1360875011;mircea_popescu;DUDE! -123214;1360875017;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder are you copying this ? -123213;1360875052;mircea_popescu;how long you been in mjr_ ? -123212;1360875061;mircea_popescu;;;calc .66 / 26 -123211;1360875061;mjr_;beginning of feb -123210;1360875062;gribble;0.0253846153846 -123209;1360875069;Bugpowder;wut? -123208;1360875072;mircea_popescu;so 5 months and 2 weeks converges to like 0.02! -123207;1360875077;pigeons;paper profits -123206;1360875084;mircea_popescu;this is totally ponzi. -123205;1360875089;mircea_popescu;there is just no way. -123204;1360875102;mjr_;0.0057 is what i got S.DICE for -123203;1360875110;mircea_popescu;as smooth as 16yo bikini wax -123202;1360875132;mjr_;;;ticker -123201;1360875132;Bugpowder;.0034 -123200;1360875133;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.33672, Best ask: 26.36438, Bid-ask spread: 0.02766, Last trade: 26.30110, 24 hour volume: 143473.69366734, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.67000, 24 hour vwap: 25.03657 -123199;1360875136;Bugpowder;http://imgur.com/a/EsExY -123198;1360875143;mjr_;yeah, if only i had gotten in then -123197;1360875152;Bugpowder;It was up to 4x till last night's bounce :( -123196;1360875158;mjr_;lol -123195;1360875159;mjr_;yeah -123194;1360875185;mjr_;but that position is up...i got the bitcoins on average for 21.22 so that position is up -123193;1360875196;mjr_;so i am up in total by the combination of the two -123192;1360875217;mjr_;also...how can people retroactively go back and make their bets smaller because bitcoins are worth more now? -123191;1360875219;mircea_popescu;mjr_ what's your exit point ? or didn't establuish in advance ? -123190;1360875224;mjr_;revenue is revenue -123189;1360875227;mjr_;buy and hold -123188;1360875231;mircea_popescu;aha -123187;1360875243;mircea_popescu;well, there's this theory that people will bet less if btc are worth more. -123186;1360875251;mjr_;yes, that is true -123185;1360875253;mjr_;over the long run -123184;1360875253;mircea_popescu;cause well... gamblers are rational people and everything -123183;1360875257;mircea_popescu;i can totally see it. -123182;1360875261;mjr_;but they already bet and that is already his revenue -123181;1360875271;mjr_;so my tiny fraction of that revenue is already mine in dividends -123180;1360875284;mircea_popescu;yes, for the current month. but past months are water under the bridge far as you're concerned -123179;1360875294;mjr_;they can't change that now -123178;1360875307;mjr_;yes -123177;1360875308;mjr_;true -123176;1360875309;mjr_;my point is that for february -123175;1360875317;mod6;upwards and onwards though! -123174;1360875320;mjr_;i hope to get 3% on my position -123173;1360875326;mjr_;i am happy with that -123172;1360875339;mircea_popescu;well if you want to look art it this way, i was making bets on diff this year as far back as aug/sept 2012 -123171;1360875341;mjr_;as opposed to just taking the ride on btc, i am basically doubling down my bet -123170;1360875352;mjr_;nice -123169;1360875354;mircea_popescu;100 btc bet then worth like 700 or w/e, 200 btc won now worth like 5k ? -123168;1360875358;mjr_;they pay off well? -123167;1360875360;mircea_popescu;yes. -123166;1360875368;mjr_;i also hold MPOE -123165;1360875373;mjr_;which is down from where i bought it -123164;1360875378;mjr_;even though btc is up -123163;1360875384;mircea_popescu;people would take things like "diff will be under 50mn" at even money etc. -123162;1360875385;mjr_;again, the two are not the same -123161;1360875397;mjr_;lol -123160;1360875405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1005 @ 0.00063655 = 0.6397 BTC [+] -123159;1360875406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2805 @ 0.00063654 = 1.7855 BTC [-] -123158;1360875408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063654 = 3.1827 BTC [-] -123157;1360875409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11190 @ 0.00063653 = 7.1228 BTC [-] -123156;1360875414;mircea_popescu;remember, back in aug and even sept peoplethought bfl delivers 1st batch in oct -123155;1360875422;mjr_;yeah -123154;1360875427;mircea_popescu;and by "thought" i mean swore their babies on -123153;1360875442;mod6;yeah. there were massive bets and everything iirc. -123152;1360875443;mjr_;i am not at all interested in mining hardware speculation, if they deliver they deliver -123151;1360875452;mircea_popescu;i was mostly into it to hedge -123150;1360875456;mircea_popescu;which worked out ok. -123149;1360875460;mjr_;yeah smart move -123148;1360875473;TomServo;You getting a Dell? -123147;1360875479;mod6;haha -123146;1360875483;mircea_popescu;hm ? -123145;1360875505;mjr_;so my point is that the revenue they bring in and the dividends they pay is way more likely to change the share price than the price of btc at the moment -123144;1360875513;mod6;its a joke from the Dell commericals -123143;1360875520;mircea_popescu;mjr_ right. -123142;1360875521;mjr_;dell is being taken private -123141;1360875535;mircea_popescu;because it sucks ? -123140;1360875535;mjr_;btc/usd could affect that but that remains to be seen -123139;1360875539;mjr_;lol i think so -123138;1360875560;mircea_popescu;i never quite understood this taking private business. -123137;1360875567;mjr_;buying back all its shares -123136;1360875572;mircea_popescu;i know what it means -123135;1360875575;mjr_;i know -123134;1360875576;mircea_popescu;i never understood the sense of it. -123133;1360875582;mjr_;oh, i love the idea -123132;1360875583;mircea_popescu;give me an example of a corp where it worked. -123131;1360875588;mod6;they must have some awful shit on the books, or they couldn't get it to an attractive price for a buyer, otherwise why take it private? -123130;1360875593;mjr_;no more worrying about what analysts have to say -123129;1360875602;mjr_;you can think long term -123128;1360875607;mircea_popescu;mod6 i suspect they have some wicked tax avoidance idea they'll tery -123127;1360875610;mjr_;without worrying about pissing people off every quarter -123126;1360875631;mjr_;public companies divorce the interest of the company from the interest of the owner -123125;1360875646;mircea_popescu;not if they're well managed. -123124;1360875659;mjr_;ie. it may be best to invest ahead of the growth curve for a while, take a loss, for future gain -123123;1360875661;mod6;mircea_popescu: could be. lot of companies upped their dividened payments before the end of '12 to front-run the up coming tax hikes. -123122;1360875677;mircea_popescu;mod6 yah. -123121;1360875682;mjr_;but convincing joe six pack that you know best about servers or the tech market is too tough -123120;1360875686;mircea_popescu;boy that disaster is gonna smart. -123119;1360875688;mjr_;they want to see pretty green arrows -123118;1360875708;mircea_popescu;mjr_ it's not like joe six pack has sotck money -123117;1360875711;mjr_;hehehe -123116;1360875713;mjr_;good point -123115;1360875717;mjr_;maybe 401k -123114;1360875728;mircea_popescu;but self directed ? -123113;1360875734;mjr_;maybe -123112;1360875737;mjr_;i know a lot who do -123111;1360875740;mjr_;but then again it is nyc -123110;1360875740;mircea_popescu;negligible of total. -123109;1360875751;mjr_;even so -123108;1360875768;mjr_;how many times have i seen a company BEAT earnings and STILL get smoked -123107;1360875776;mircea_popescu;lol actually -123106;1360875781;mjr_;lame -123105;1360875782;mircea_popescu;netflix beat earnings and it went up 908534905034% -123104;1360875786;mjr_;to try to cater to a fickle market -123103;1360875789;mjr_;yes -123102;1360875793;mjr_;but aapl beat -123101;1360875800;mjr_;and went down like $50 -123100;1360875814;mjr_;i personally wouldn't bet on direction -123099;1360875819;mircea_popescu;ya well, netflix didn't have every hipster tard on their wagon -123098;1360875821;mjr_;get a straddle and just play the volatility -123097;1360875823;mircea_popescu;much to their benefit. -123096;1360875855;mjr_;still though, i sold a record # of widgets...ok you suck, we don't want your stock -123095;1360875861;mjr_;but i made more money than you expected -123094;1360875866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4410 @ 0.00063653 = 2.8071 BTC [-] -123093;1360875867;mjr_;i don't care, sell sell sell -123092;1360875868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9826 @ 0.00063601 = 6.2494 BTC [-] -123091;1360875874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2514 @ 0.000636 = 1.5989 BTC [-] -123090;1360875875;iz;netflix also secured big exclusive contracts with 2 major studios in the future -123089;1360875883;mircea_popescu;mjr_ the key is if they find a new jobs. they don't, they're dead. -123088;1360875886;mjr_;irrational markets, focused on short term -123087;1360875887;mod6;AMZN beat (barely iirc) and it went up a bunch too -- until the following week where exuberance dropped. I think traders were spooked by the -1.0% GDP print... and any good earnings news was like "heaven sent" -123086;1360875908;mjr_;yeah...that is my point, a private company doesn't worry about spooking anybody -123085;1360875911;mircea_popescu;iz that's a good point yes -123084;1360875913;mjr_;you do what you want -123083;1360875915;iz;there's more data there, than just the earnings -123082;1360875917;mjr_;what you think is best -123081;1360875917;mircea_popescu;prolly larger impact than the few cents -123080;1360875931;iz;so if it seems "irrational", maybe it's just that you haven't seen all the data everyone else has -123079;1360875935;mjr_;wall street is like a bunch of whiny spoiled children -123078;1360875946;mircea_popescu;iz i was using that example deliberately :) -123077;1360875951;mjr_;yeah...the prop traders i see...they are super inside -123076;1360875967;iz;well, i'm glad i could help illustate your point there then :D -123075;1360875970;mjr_;they are scalping and playing around, they have no idea of fundamentals -123074;1360875980;mjr_;they are riding the emotions of others -123073;1360875989;mjr_;to make a penny or two -123072;1360875995;mjr_;just like an algorithm -123071;1360876000;mjr_;which doesn't care about any of that -123070;1360876019;mjr_;i think everyone gives these people WAY too much credit -123069;1360876034;mjr_;herd mentality -123068;1360876071;mjr_;in fact, some of them just buy and sell at the same price just to make liquidity rebates -123067;1360876085;mjr_;they could literally not care less about what the company does -123066;1360876116;mjr_;institutional investors are different -123065;1360876133;mjr_;they are a lot smarter, but still, driven by emotion to some degree -123064;1360876296;mircea_popescu;im not sure i dig this entire reason/emotion debate. -123063;1360876306;mircea_popescu;reason and emotion use the same circuitry but different heuristics is all -123062;1360876317;mircea_popescu;not really as fundamentally different as people paint em -123061;1360876431;mjr_;eh -123060;1360876433;mjr_;just saying -123059;1360876439;mjr_;selling because you see red is dumb -123058;1360876446;mjr_;and i see a lot of people do that -123057;1360876458;mjr_;it is counter to normal -123056;1360876463;mjr_;when many are selling you should buy -123055;1360876468;mircea_popescu;well, it's that intelligent markets theory or w/e -123054;1360876468;mjr_;and when many are buying you should sell -123053;1360876489;mircea_popescu;advisors are actually telling people like stanford to sell when price goes down, and the more it goes down the more to sell -123052;1360876489;mjr_;i have seen people call up to check a position -123051;1360876493;mircea_popescu;then rebuy when it's back up -123050;1360876498;mjr_;and i say you want me to flatten it? -123049;1360876499;mircea_popescu;and they get paid $$$ for this -123048;1360876509;mjr_;that is my point -123047;1360876517;mjr_;the people will say no...don't sell -123046;1360876528;mjr_;they wait till they lose their profit and are down and then they sell -123045;1360876542;mjr_;because you want to own something that is profitable and you don't want to own something that is down -123044;1360876547;mjr_;exactly opposite of what you should do -123043;1360876554;mjr_;which is buy low sell high -123042;1360876570;mjr_;i'm down 4% on MPOE, i am going to double my position -123041;1360876589;mircea_popescu;ya well, you don't know if it ever recovers is their idea -123040;1360876594;mjr_;yeah -123039;1360876603;mircea_popescu;i mean... sure, i made money long on LEH -123038;1360876613;mircea_popescu;but... most people'd have been ill advised to buy it -123037;1360876622;mjr_;but what they end up doing is buying at the top of the hill and selling at the bottom -123036;1360876635;mircea_popescu;depends. some things actually go out. that's why i picked leh. -123035;1360876640;mjr_;cuz they get scared -123034;1360876645;mjr_;yeah true -123033;1360876647;mircea_popescu;and at that time, citi and boa seemed primed for the same fate iirc. -123032;1360876652;mjr_;they did -123031;1360876661;mjr_;even goldman had rumors of failure -123030;1360876665;mircea_popescu;and jpm -123029;1360876668;mjr_;yep -123028;1360876671;mircea_popescu;which was funny, at the time -123027;1360876671;mjr_;jpm was way closer -123026;1360876685;mjr_;i'm actually reading "too big to fail" right now -123025;1360876695;mircea_popescu;cause "everyone" knew if it comes to it fed is going to pick jpm to save -123024;1360876700;mircea_popescu;if all banks default or something. -123023;1360876705;mjr_;yeah -123022;1360876713;mjr_;bailout was a very dirty word back then -123021;1360876718;mjr_;should still be IMO -123020;1360876728;mjr_;bankers are scumbags -123019;1360876745;mjr_;for the most part, no offense to any bankers -123018;1360876767;mjr_;but seriously, you get the upside, we get the downside -123017;1360876772;mjr_;great work if you can get it -123016;1360876806;mircea_popescu;both .3 -123015;1360876808;mircea_popescu;heh. -123014;1360876892;mjr_;hehehe, it is fun trying to front run people :) -123013;1360876958;mjr_;love jumping in front of a wall -123012;1360876966;mjr_;by the way, bitfloor is my new favorite exchange -123011;1360876968;mjr_;i love it -123010;1360876987;mircea_popescu;let me save that in my directory. -123009;1360877123;mjr_;i got my money in there in a half hour with no ID, and i think a $2 fee -123008;1360877165;DeadWeasel;nice, i just reg'd last night. didn't have time to explore. -123007;1360877178;mjr_;the bank of america option is the way to go -123006;1360877181;mjr_;if you have one by you -123005;1360877184;DeadWeasel;i do. -123004;1360877187;mjr_;literally half hour -123003;1360877191;DeadWeasel;but they are open when I am at work. -123002;1360877200;mjr_;and roman who runs it emailed me when i asked how long within 5 min -123001;1360877202;DeadWeasel;close at 4 assholes -123000;1360877210;mjr_;lol yeah -122999;1360877212;mjr_;bankers hours -122998;1360877218;DeadWeasel;shithead hours -122997;1360877226;mjr_;yeah -122996;1360877230;mjr_;also...nice big spreads -122995;1360877235;mjr_;i'm just market making for fun right now -122994;1360877239;DeadWeasel;yeah, i will look more tonight. -122993;1360877247;mjr_;think it's like a .35 spread -122992;1360877254;DeadWeasel;good security? safe to keep btc there? -122991;1360877268;DeadWeasel;you know, a working amount? -122990;1360877270;mjr_;don't know -122989;1360877276;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel they had a breach and currently owe the customerbase btc -122988;1360877281;mjr_;yes -122987;1360877282;DeadWeasel;oh my -122986;1360877292;mircea_popescu;so, i wouldn't keep btc there. but if you're ok with the risk, hey. -122985;1360877296;DeadWeasel;well, i'll just watch for now, thanks mircea_popescu -122984;1360877302;mjr_;yeah, i don't know if i will leave btc overnight -122983;1360877315;mjr_;but, the guy is trying to pay back at least -122982;1360877321;mjr_;and i think he has started -122981;1360877325;DeadWeasel;i mean, Gox got hit hard. -122980;1360877329;DeadWeasel;but this is way after that -122979;1360877332;mjr_;yeah -122978;1360877333;DeadWeasel;when was bitfloor? -122977;1360877366;mircea_popescu;http://gizmodo.com/5940507/bitcoin-exchange-bitfloor-suspends-operations-following-250k-hacker-heist -122976;1360877369;mjr_;i mean, for me...i can drop off cash on the corner, have it in the account in a half hour, get PAID to trade (liquidity rebates) and don't have to use Mt. Gox (best reason) -122975;1360877403;mjr_;so, maybe a little riskier, but also i've emailed the guy and erik said he is a good guy, so i feel somewhat comfortable with it -122974;1360877420;mjr_;not that he vouched in any way -122973;1360877422;mircea_popescu;he IS a good guy -122972;1360877423;DeadWeasel;I'm a good guy, send me btc -122971;1360877428;mircea_popescu;he did some open source stuff, whiz kid -122970;1360877435;mjr_;yeah, his platform is nice -122969;1360877437;mircea_popescu;but prudential is what it is. -122968;1360877442;mjr_;yeah -122967;1360877454;mjr_;i kinda want to help bring volume for many reasons -122966;1360877466;mjr_;he will be able to pay back if he collects more revenue -122965;1360877481;mjr_;i think having 80% of volume go through mt.gox is insane -122964;1360877489;mjr_;he is local and doesn't require id -122963;1360877497;mjr_;and he gives liquidity rebates... -122962;1360877505;mircea_popescu;mjr_ it's not the case. -122961;1360877506;mjr_;handles FIX messages in his API -122960;1360877515;mjr_;well ID to withdraw cash -122959;1360877517;mjr_;i think -122958;1360877521;mjr_;but i can drop off anonymously -122957;1360877526;mjr_;and i have no interest in cash -122956;1360877532;mircea_popescu;mt gox has something like over half, i think -122955;1360877540;mjr_;oh they advertise 80% -122954;1360877567;mjr_;well...to be fair they say july 2011 -122953;1360877570;mjr_;but still -122952;1360877577;mircea_popescu;:p -122951;1360877580;mjr_;i think a bunch of small local exchanges is better for the ecosystem -122950;1360877586;mircea_popescu;this is true -122949;1360877591;mjr_;and i find their limits and fees onerous -122948;1360877600;mjr_;their process is byzantine to me -122947;1360877618;mjr_;i don't understand the voucher system and why we need an extra layer of annoyance -122946;1360877622;mircea_popescu;im curious how the recent bitcoinica drama will unfold. -122945;1360877687;mjr_;yeah -122944;1360877694;mjr_;always drama in bitcoinland -122943;1360877710;mjr_;has anyone used camp bx? they also look really good -122942;1360877750;DeadWeasel;the bot has changed his amount to .13 and is putting downward pressure on BTC price. -122941;1360877778;DeadWeasel;from .10 -122940;1360877780;mircea_popescu;which bot ? -122939;1360877783;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -122938;1360877784;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.41728, Best ask: 26.42859, Bid-ask spread: 0.01131, Last trade: 26.42859, 24 hour volume: 143011.50114582, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 26.67000, 24 hour vwap: 25.04569 -122937;1360877821;DeadWeasel;the one I assume is a bot because I see a .13 sell every 6 or 8 transactions, sometimes 3 in a row at .002 less than the last. -122936;1360877838;DeadWeasel;seems like a bot,i've got no way to know. -122935;1360877847;mjr_;also...i find that these exchanges are much easier to arb -122934;1360877857;mjr_;look at bitfloor and then look at camp bx -122933;1360877894;mjr_;10 coins for sale at 26.65 -122932;1360877915;B0g4r7_;I'll buy your 10 coins for $26.65. -122931;1360877927;mjr_;can buy at 26.40 on bitfloor -122930;1360877935;mjr_;read up -122929;1360877943;mjr_;i'm showing the arbitrage opportunity that exists right now -122928;1360877951;B0g4r7_;Oh, you meant $26.65 each. ;P -122927;1360877952;mjr_;.25 -122926;1360877963;mjr_;gotta get to work on my bot -122925;1360877975;B0g4r7_;I had the beginnings of a bot. -122924;1360877978;mjr_;cuz i can transfer between these two relatively easily -122923;1360877979;mjr_;me too -122922;1360877986;mjr_;it was just a spread finder -122921;1360877997;mjr_;if the spread was larger than the fees it would market make -122920;1360877998;B0g4r7_;I was pleased to discover that once I had it talking to one exchange's API, it "just worked" with 3 others with no changes. -122919;1360878013;mjr_;nice -122918;1360878021;mjr_;i wish i could trust btc-e -122917;1360878026;mjr_;they have the best prices always i think -122916;1360878035;B0g4r7_;But you don't trust, eh? -122915;1360878059;mjr_;eh don't know -122914;1360878072;mjr_;seems too far away -122913;1360878079;mjr_;i don't use mt. gox -122912;1360878090;mjr_;i've used bitinstant, local, bitfloor, and soon camp bx -122911;1360878123;B0g4r7_;I used btc-e a couple times to exchange for LTC. Had no issues. -122910;1360878166;mjr_;nice -122909;1360878176;mjr_;just seems to hard for me personally to get money all the way there -122908;1360878181;mjr_;international wire -122907;1360878183;mjr_;wait days -122906;1360878187;mjr_;i want to move fast -122905;1360878193;mjr_;i just got btc in camp bx now -122904;1360878203;mjr_;so i can take advantage of that offer sitting on the books -122903;1360878243;mjr_;and they let you send hidden orders *drool* -122902;1360878266;mjr_;so much easier to front run :) i gotta get to work on this bot -122901;1360878344;mod6;laaaaaaag zapped me out -122900;1360878752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00063973 = 4.0943 BTC [+] -122899;1360878754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1968 @ 0.00064034 = 1.2602 BTC [+] -122898;1360879009;DeadWeasel;wtf 27 -122897;1360879011;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -122896;1360879012;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.88167, Best ask: 26.91933, Bid-ask spread: 0.03766, Last trade: 27.00000, 24 hour volume: 148547.21940210, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.03987, 24 hour vwap: 25.12082 -122895;1360879020;kakobrekla;::bc,convert eur -122894;1360879031;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -122893;1360879032;gribble;1 BTC = 27.00000 U.S. dollars = 20.2596233 Euros -122892;1360879270;Bugpowder;fuclk -122891;1360879274;kakobrekla;yea -122890;1360879281;kakobrekla;my words exactly. -122889;1360879334;Bugpowder;Ireally managed tofuck up my best trade ever -122888;1360879345;Bugpowder;oh well -122887;1360879403;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P240T] 1000 @ 0.05712394 = 57.1239 BTC [-] -122886;1360879415;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P250T] 1000 @ 0.07274391 = 72.7439 BTC [-] -122885;1360879428;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P260T] 1000 @ 0.09149325 = 91.4933 BTC [-] -122884;1360879439;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -122883;1360879440;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.09800, Best ask: 27.17804, Bid-ask spread: 0.08004, Last trade: 27.23334, 24 hour volume: 151359.26250357, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.25000, 24 hour vwap: 25.15996 -122882;1360879441;mircea_popescu;the wow -122881;1360879450;kakobrekla;is fucked. -122880;1360879457;mircea_popescu;it's like... wow. -122879;1360879461;mircea_popescu;27 ? srlsy ?! -122878;1360879468;mircea_popescu;went form 21 to 27 in 16 hours ? -122877;1360879493;DeadWeasel;dat not good -122876;1360879497;DeadWeasel;too bouncy -122875;1360879539;DeadWeasel;;;asks 26.5 -122874;1360879540;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 26.5 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -122873;1360879548;DeadWeasel;;;asks 27 -122872;1360879550;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 27.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -122871;1360879556;DeadWeasel;damn -122870;1360879562;DeadWeasel;asks disappeared in 2 seconds -122869;1360879569;DeadWeasel;;;asks 28 -122868;1360879570;gribble;There are currently 10647.286 bitcoins offered at or under 28.0 USD, worth 294253.35604 USD in total. -122867;1360879577;DeadWeasel;;;asks 29 -122866;1360879579;gribble;There are currently 13698.669 bitcoins offered at or under 29.0 USD, worth 381539.936416 USD in total. -122865;1360879595;DeadWeasel;;;bids 29 -122864;1360879597;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 29.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -122863;1360879600;kakobrekla;30 here we come -122862;1360879646;DeadWeasel;thank you for saying that, i always get itchy trigger finger in these wild swings. I'm such an emotional woman -122861;1360879724;Bugpowder;fuk this -122860;1360879742;DeadWeasel;dumps coming -122859;1360879792;mjr_;man, this is great -122858;1360879810;mjr_;i love these exchanges -122857;1360879863;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.723 = 3.615 BTC [-] -122856;1360879969;burnside; picking out apartments in santa monica -122855;1360879982;burnside;Bugpowder - you live in Santa Monica? -122854;1360880076;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.0063 = 0.0315 BTC [+] -122853;1360880556;mod6;;;ticker -122852;1360880556;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.07455, Best ask: 27.08704, Bid-ask spread: 0.01249, Last trade: 27.24000, 24 hour volume: 153179.59959284, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.25000, 24 hour vwap: 25.18652 -122851;1360880620;DeadWeasel;12K to 28. Everyone expect a big drop at 30? -122850;1360880626;DeadWeasel;or more ilke 32/35? -122849;1360880637;DeadWeasel;i know we don't know, but what does your gut expect/ -122848;1360880640;DeadWeasel;? -122847;1360880650;DeadWeasel;;;slap deadweasel -122846;1360880660;gribble;Error: timed out -122845;1360880665;DeadWeasel;Gribble! -122844;1360880674;DeadWeasel;don't die on me! -122843;1360880680;DeadWeasel;I need a good spank! -122842;1360880684;DeadWeasel;;;slap deadweasel -122841;1360880701;DeadWeasel;relieved* -122840;1360880710;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -122839;1360880710;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.20000, Best ask: 27.22800, Bid-ask spread: 0.02800, Last trade: 27.20000, 24 hour volume: 153518.46183669, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.25000, 24 hour vwap: 25.19122 -122838;1360880804;DeadWeasel;dinner time tonight, 40-70kBTC dum -122837;1360880805;DeadWeasel;p -122836;1360880810;DeadWeasel;probably -122835;1360880816;DeadWeasel;if last night is any indicator -122834;1360880886;Diablo-D3;jesus what -122833;1360881128;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P260T] 1000 @ 0.08972507 = 89.7251 BTC [-] -122832;1360881133;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P250T] 1000 @ 0.07128309 = 71.2831 BTC [-] -122831;1360881139;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P240T] 1000 @ 0.05592943 = 55.9294 BTC [-] -122830;1360881233;maximian;http://blog.reddit.com/2013/02/new-gold-payment-options-bitcoin-and.html -122829;1360881333;maximian;This will make a news splash for sure -122828;1360881392;mircea_popescu;o hey -122827;1360881404;mircea_popescu;somewhatbashful will love that1. -122826;1360881478;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 1000 @ 0.04308293 = 43.0829 BTC [-] -122825;1360881606;mjr_;why is there going to be a dump? -122824;1360881693;jurov;a day ago or so 250k ask wall shortly appeared on mtgox -122823;1360881720;jurov;if it wasn't shoped, it's likely it's perparing for dump -122822;1360881741;mircea_popescu;http://www.btcguild.com/halloffame.php -122821;1360881743;Lyspooner;i'm trying to buy reddit gold with my bitcoin gems. someone help! -122820;1360881745;mircea_popescu;alleged asicminer 2.2th -122819;1360881748;jurov;;;sell 250000 -122818;1360881749;gribble;(sell [at|@] []) -- Logs a sell order for units of per unit, in units of . Use the optional field to put in any special notes. may include an arithmetical expression, and {mtgox(ask|bid|last)} to index price to mtgox ask, bid, or last price. May also include expression of (1 more message) -122817;1360881768;kakobrekla;15 blocks found by it -122816;1360881778;jurov;;;bc,sell 250000 -122815;1360881779;gribble;Error: "bc,sell" is not a valid command. -122814;1360881805;mjr_;oh wow, so asicminer is doing good i guess -122813;1360881839;mircea_popescu;by now it's 1/3 of the whole pool -122812;1360881855;mircea_popescu;and if indeed they have 12th it will be 16th in btcguild out of 37th total -122811;1360881860;mircea_popescu;closing in on 50% -122810;1360881890;mircea_popescu;Network total 23.541 Thash/s atm, which is even worse. -122809;1360881898;mircea_popescu;and makes the 2th figure look like shenanigans really. -122808;1360881938;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -122807;1360881939;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.25414, Best ask: 27.30710, Bid-ask spread: 0.05296, Last trade: 27.50000, 24 hour volume: 157549.28385180, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.50000, 24 hour vwap: 25.25535 -122806;1360882047;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -122805;1360882049;gribble;1 BTC = 27.50000 U.S. dollars = 20.6348015 Euros -122804;1360882056;maximian;I think with this news, it's going to $30 for sure -122803;1360882092;mircea_popescu;why so ? -122802;1360882096;maximian;fresh injection of hype -122801;1360882143;mircea_popescu;a that -122800;1360882144;mircea_popescu;ya -122799;1360882201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.0006375 = 3.9844 BTC [-] -122798;1360882203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.000637 = 7.2937 BTC [-] -122797;1360882241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00627988 = 3.1399 BTC [-] -122796;1360882243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.00628 = 4.082 BTC [+] -122795;1360882272;mod6;;;market --sell 250000 -122794;1360882273;gribble;A market order to sell 250000 bitcoins right now would net 3327608.8468 USD and would take the last price down to 2.2000 USD, resulting in an average price of 13.3104 USD/BTC. -122793;1360882296;gigavps;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144046.0;topicseen -122792;1360882296;mod6;wow. if that happens, i be buying. -122791;1360882310;jurov;reddit lulz "67117 identity reviled, it's asicminer" -122790;1360882320;mircea_popescu;jurov they said so iirc -122789;1360882343;jurov;they're reviled -122788;1360882483;Diablo-D3;I thought we already knew this? -122787;1360882508;jurov;;;ud reviled -122786;1360882509;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=reviled | 1. to assail with contemptuous or opprobrious language; address or speak of abusively. 2. to speak abusively. -122785;1360882518;mircea_popescu;hahaah owned me. -122784;1360882523;mircea_popescu;thought you misspelled revealed. -122783;1360882557;mjr_;reddit just started accepting bitcoins -122782;1360882566;mjr_;going through coinbase -122781;1360882582;mircea_popescu;yeh -122780;1360882606;mjr_;so now, if every redditor at least just sees the option if they go to pay -122779;1360882621;mjr_;they will at least think, oh that's a thing -122778;1360882649;mjr_;could be big publicity -122777;1360882682;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.739 = 3.695 BTC [+] -122776;1360882732;mircea_popescu;that'd actually be pretty cool. -122775;1360882739;mjr_;it makes sense for them -122774;1360882751;mjr_;even just offering the option... -122773;1360882756;mjr_;exposure -122772;1360882764;mjr_;gonna start an email campaign...now -122771;1360882813;maximian;this is crazy good publicity -122770;1360882895;maximian;perhaps the most important news event since the Silk Road story on Gawker -122769;1360883080;nanotube;what's this, reddit takes bitcoins now? nice :) -122768;1360883242;mjr_;yeah -122767;1360883251;mjr_;i'm sure not everyone even uses reddit gold -122766;1360883259;mjr_;and those that do may not even choose to use btc -122765;1360883267;mjr_;but at least they will have heard of it now -122764;1360883302;mjr_;i think if many people push to get online content providers to offer it -122763;1360883323;mjr_;netflix, hulu plus, spotify, pandora, etc -122762;1360883332;mjr_;that would be very nice -122761;1360883340;mjr_;and it fits in very well with their model -122760;1360883354;mjr_;though it would be nice if there was a wallet that did recurring payments -122759;1360883461;nanotube;mjr_: cool. /me doesn't use reddit, but i hear it's pretty big. -122758;1360883471;nanotube;also, wallet with recurring payments... that's called a cronjob :D -122757;1360883484;maximian;bitcoin sentiment is shifting from "lolz… monopoly money" to "wtf? really?" -122756;1360883487;mjr_;yeah, the bitcoin channel is ok, though not super smart financially speaking -122755;1360883492;mjr_;exactly -122754;1360883493;nanotube;though really i'm not sure i'd want to do any recurring payments automatically. -122753;1360883508;mjr_;and i know cron jobs :( so like i said we need a wallet with recurring payments -122752;1360883521;nanotube;there's a protocol being developed for payment requests and receipts and stuff, that would probably be pretty good for it. -122751;1360883526;mjr_;sweet -122750;1360883536;mjr_;just saying that would be a great feature to offer a netflix -122749;1360883552;mjr_;they love recurring monthly stuff vs they have to choose to pay each month -122748;1360883564;mircea_popescu;maximian exactly. -122747;1360883567;nanotube;yes, it's good for the seller, bad for the buyer.... -122746;1360883577;nanotube;(i.e., a lot of those guys count on people forgetting to cancel) -122745;1360883627;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/chart.png?width=940&m=mtgoxUSD&SubmitButton=Draw&r=60&i=&c=0&s=&e=&Prev=&Next=&t=S&b=&a1=&m1=10&a2=&m2=25&x=0&i1=&i2=&i3=&i4=&v=1&cv=0&ps=0&l=0&p=0& -122744;1360883629;mircea_popescu;dat cock. -122743;1360883667;nanotube;howdy mircea_popescu :) -122742;1360883673;mircea_popescu;hey! -122741;1360883773;mjr_;yeah, i mean, that is kinda on the buyer -122740;1360883778;mjr_;you don't like, you cancel -122739;1360883809;mjr_;but, i kinda appreciate not having to think about netflix, just automatically take my $7...if i had to call or actually do something...probably wouldn't be worth the effort -122738;1360883838;mircea_popescu;mjr_ prolly can have an app. -122737;1360883845;mjr_;true -122736;1360883859;mjr_;by the way...notice that reddit went through coinbase... -122735;1360883878;mjr_;i think they will do better as online wallet/vendor support than as actual bitcoin exchange -122734;1360883910;mjr_;TBH, it is my second least favorite method after mt gox -122733;1360884058;mjr_;is there a way to tweet a bitcoin at someone? -122732;1360884527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006394 = 2.7628 BTC [+] -122731;1360884528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14779 @ 0.00063957 = 9.4522 BTC [+] -122730;1360884550;mod6;;;ticker -122729;1360884551;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.50000, Best ask: 27.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 26.50000, 24 hour volume: 162182.55852551, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 25.32592 -122728;1360884577;mod6;hmmm -122727;1360884746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3517 @ 0.00063744 = 2.2419 BTC [-] -122726;1360884823;mjr_;ok... -122725;1360884831;mjr_;so i went to suggest to netflix -122724;1360884839;mjr_;had to live chat cuz i couldn't find an email address -122723;1360884845;mjr_;he said they don't have one for suggestions -122722;1360884853;mjr_;but that he could relay my suggestion -122721;1360884864;mjr_;so i said my first suggestion is that you get an email address for suggestions -122720;1360884875;mjr_;second suggestion, accept bitcoins -122719;1360884900;mod6;lol -122718;1360884902;mircea_popescu;wrong order. -122717;1360884903;mod6;nice -122716;1360884936;mjr_;lol -122715;1360884947;mjr_;well...i want to be able to try and get a bunch of people to email -122714;1360884955;mjr_;cuz getting them to chat with jason will be tougher -122713;1360884957;mircea_popescu;lol -122712;1360884970;mircea_popescu;this shit's so unreal. from 14 to 28 in a month ? -122711;1360884973;mircea_popescu;srsly ? -122710;1360884977;mjr_;i had the time and thought this guy would be like wtf -122709;1360884989;mjr_;he was like, ah i haven't heard of that in a while -122708;1360884990;mod6;it seems like every new leg up is met with a round of selling though. and it marches on... -122707;1360884994;mjr_;yep -122706;1360885002;mjr_;saw a great article on the rally -122705;1360885002;mircea_popescu;mod6 yup -122704;1360885009;pigeons;jurov: the wall wasn't shopped, i saw it -122703;1360885012;mircea_popescu;this cvan not but end up in tears. -122702;1360885041;mjr_;http://bitcoinmagazine.com/13-to-26-exploring-the-bitcoin-rally/ -122701;1360885074;pigeons;i dont think bitcoinmagazine links are allowed in here -122700;1360885083;mjr_;this time (i believe) it is based on greater adoption and publicity -122699;1360885084;mjr_;oops sorry -122698;1360885098;mjr_;did not realize that -122697;1360885126;mjr_;!help -122696;1360885127;assbot;List of commands: -122695;1360885128;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -122694;1360885143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21 @ 0.00063957 = 0.0134 BTC [+] -122693;1360885149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2353 @ 0.00064037 = 1.5068 BTC [+] -122692;1360885151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00064051 = 0.6405 BTC [+] -122691;1360885152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9326 @ 0.00064052 = 5.9735 BTC [+] -122690;1360885174;mircea_popescu;mjr_ he's trolling you -122689;1360885187;mircea_popescu;"Market prediction is a difficult thing; if it were easy, Bitcoin would have immediately jumped all the way to some final price back in 2009. Perhaps the best strategy for most of us is to simply wait and see." -122688;1360885195;mircea_popescu;ironically... that's what apparently happened to s.mpoe. -122687;1360885207;mjr_;anyway, by any metric you choose, they are growing everywhere, blog mentions, google trends, SR users, SR items for sale, overall volume -122686;1360885213;mircea_popescu;it went way up and since then it's been roughly stable -122685;1360885224;mjr_;lol yeah -122684;1360885241;mjr_;no one can predict and i don't even want to -122683;1360885244;mircea_popescu;just going by how annoyed somethingbashful is tho... -122682;1360885247;mircea_popescu;pretty funny. -122681;1360885257;mjr_;but i can see baseless tulip stuff vs growing interest -122680;1360885264;mircea_popescu;" It's just a neat piece for people to talk about to feel tapped into the pulse of the Internet without actually having to do it. "You hear about that internet currency? Yeah it's pretty neat huh" and that's the end of it. It's just a filler piece, a blurb, not really a publicity piece. -122679;1360885264;mircea_popescu;There's nothing actually newsworthy about bitcoin at this point except in drug law and so on. Drugs aren't really "in" right now in the news cycle. Now, if someone started selling unregistered guns with extended magazines using bitcoin. . ." -122678;1360885273;mircea_popescu;bitcoin isn't really happening volume 349578349 -122677;1360885303;mjr_;is that counting other exchanges and coinbase? -122676;1360885304;mircea_popescu;"When this bubble bursts it won't be newsworthy because nothing of importance will be lost. There will be a few articles on Gawker or whatever but nobody will really report on this. Bitcoin will die slowly, fading into obscurity as the last true believer tries to tell his son with his dying breath "there's always money in the bitcoin shack," not realizing his son mothballed that loving shack years ago because it was st -122675;1360885304;mircea_popescu;upid makework and the solar panels powering it could be used for something fruitful." -122674;1360885310;mircea_popescu;sweet sweet tears lol -122673;1360885325;mjr_;hahahaha -122672;1360885359;mjr_;i mean, changing the world and the financial systems, giving people a more democratic method of payment, giving them power...that is all well and good...i really just want to see SA cry -122671;1360885403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064049 = 2.7676 BTC [-] -122670;1360885404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006405 = 2.7676 BTC [+] -122669;1360885405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6125 @ 0.00064052 = 3.9232 BTC [+] -122668;1360885407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00064108 = 7.3083 BTC [+] -122667;1360885409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6380 @ 0.00064182 = 4.0948 BTC [+] -122666;1360885410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4553 @ 0.00064311 = 2.9281 BTC [+] -122665;1360885419;mircea_popescu;it's their interwebs forum, they can cry if they want to . -122664;1360885426;mircea_popescu;certainly better than mangosteencoin tho. -122663;1360885431;mircea_popescu;which i think is the real problem here. -122662;1360885475;mircea_popescu;"I really hope asicminer brings all their stuff online, takes control of the network and pushes all the other mining pools out of existence by increasing the difficulty beyond profitability for anyone without their own ASICs. People desert Bitcoin in droves, the price crashes and ASIC owners are left holding the bag of worthless Bitcoins and useless, expensive hardware." -122661;1360885488;mircea_popescu;this was totally the best interwbs report so far. -122660;1360885495;mircea_popescu;so full of butthurtcoin... -122659;1360885531;mod6;yeah. these guys have epic amounts of butthurt. -122658;1360885554;mod6;this is all stuff from SA huh? -122657;1360885558;mircea_popescu;Someone did the math some minutes ago on the BFL chat how much a single Jalapeno would earn per day if everyone rolls out as intended and the difficulty matches that hashrate. -122656;1360885558;mircea_popescu;It's "0.025152 - 0.037728" BTC per day. Yup, your 150$ device makes 4 to 6 cent a day (at pre bubble burst prices). -122655;1360885562;mircea_popescu;also can not math any. -122654;1360885585;mircea_popescu;which is somewhat not surprising, i guess they're mostly the liberal arts/community college folks with a lot of debt and degrees in whore/nigger studies right ? -122653;1360885598;mod6;yeah -122652;1360885683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.74 = 2.96 BTC [+] -122651;1360885690;mjr_;lol -122650;1360885710;mjr_;they are only going to have half the hashing power of the avalons -122649;1360885729;mircea_popescu;if indeed avalon delivers anything eventually then its kinda perfect that asicminer came online first -122648;1360885739;mircea_popescu;25 + 12 + 18 best way for this to play out -122647;1360885741;mjr_;avalon has been online -122646;1360885747;mjr_;2 of them -122645;1360885752;mjr_;i saw one in person -122644;1360885762;mircea_popescu;nah, they sent like 60 units which are awol/possibly confiscated/stuck in customs/who knows -122643;1360885766;mjr_;watched it hash, (well not actually the bits, but it was on) -122642;1360885770;mircea_popescu;and the rest are stuck in ny celebrations -122641;1360885792;mjr_;yeah the first batch is not "wild" yet -122640;1360885800;mjr_;but the 2 PoC are -122639;1360885807;mircea_popescu;well yes -122638;1360885823;mjr_;will BFL ever deliver -122637;1360885825;mircea_popescu;actually im kind of curious if inaba REALLY thinks he;ll be able to walk away from the eventual bfl blow up -122636;1360885834;mircea_popescu;especially after what happened to buzz dave. -122635;1360885889;mjr_;do you know what exchange asicminer is going to be on? -122634;1360885908;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/pools -122633;1360885920;mircea_popescu;it also seems the btc guild thing was judicious -122632;1360885922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.999999 BTC [-] -122631;1360885925;mircea_popescu;i wonder if the next 4th go to slush -122630;1360885932;mircea_popescu;mjr_ they're developing their own last i heard. -122629;1360885939;mjr_;interesting -122628;1360885952;Lyspooner;when did those 23, 24, 25, 26 puts trade mircea_popescu -122627;1360885972;mircea_popescu;yest and earlier. -122626;1360885977;mircea_popescu;the forum is abuzz with commentary. -122625;1360886005;mircea_popescu;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/bfl-forum-miscellaneous/952-new-account-page-website-shows-your-orders-11.html#post14508 that shit's pretty good. -122624;1360886037;mjr_;think idiff futures are a good call? -122623;1360886098;mircea_popescu;mjr_ well... i dunno. -122622;1360886132;mircea_popescu;kinda wide spread on them -122621;1360886144;mircea_popescu;i imagine sooner or later someone competent - maybe a miner - will start mming them -122620;1360886160;mjr_;by the way -122619;1360886169;mjr_;at current price, we may have broken 300 mil -122618;1360886178;mjr_;280 using average which is around 25 -122617;1360886196;mjr_;think there is at least another 20 mil for $2.... -122616;1360886199;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -122615;1360886200;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.95326, Best ask: 26.99997, Bid-ask spread: 0.04671, Last trade: 26.95326, 24 hour volume: 162515.40000499, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 25.34225 -122614;1360886208;mircea_popescu;;;calc 10.780*25.34225 -122613;1360886209;gribble;273.189455 -122612;1360886211;mircea_popescu;not yet -122611;1360886223;Lyspooner;what about the 20EUR/BTC mark? -122610;1360886226;Lyspooner;that's right here -122609;1360886229;mircea_popescu;thaty's done -122608;1360886232;mjr_;no, not using vwap, using mt gox last i meant -122607;1360886239;mjr_;not official -122606;1360886242;mjr_;but getting there -122605;1360886255;Lyspooner;the euro's still around? jesus -122604;1360886261;mod6;haha -122603;1360886281;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner don't hate, i bought some homeless chicks pizzas with bitcoins like yest. -122602;1360886309;Lyspooner;some homeless chicks' pizzas more like it -122601;1360886311;Lyspooner;ruthless! -122600;1360886326;mircea_popescu;well they claimed they were students but i dunno... -122599;1360886339;mircea_popescu;fuck. i said with bitcoins -122598;1360886343;mircea_popescu;I meant with EUROs -122597;1360886349;mircea_popescu;jesus it's falling into irrelevancy. -122596;1360886350;mod6;ahhh -122595;1360886362;Lyspooner;ok makes sense now -122594;1360886362;mjr_;yeah, think a few of them want out of the eurozone -122593;1360886365;mod6;i was wondering if you used the pizza.itradebtc.com thingy -122592;1360886375;mircea_popescu;no, i used a street vendor -122591;1360886377;Lyspooner;i did pizzaforbitcoins, it is worthless -122590;1360886422;mircea_popescu;i'll tell you something definite, i'm getting about one person a day hitting me up about advice as to how to go into bitcoin business -122589;1360886427;mircea_popescu;most people who aren't involved in btc -122588;1360886431;mircea_popescu;so the word is surely spreading -122587;1360886450;Lyspooner;how *do* you go into bitcoin business? -122586;1360886465;mircea_popescu;same as anything else, you let it ferment... -122585;1360886483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 804 @ 0.00063744 = 0.5125 BTC [-] -122584;1360886483;Lyspooner;that's wine -122583;1360886483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00063717 = 5.1611 BTC [-] -122582;1360886486;mircea_popescu;a sorry. -122581;1360886486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1004 @ 0.00063701 = 0.6396 BTC [-] -122580;1360886487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 692 @ 0.000637 = 0.4408 BTC [-] -122579;1360886497;mircea_popescu;you come up with an idea, you assemble a team, you start implementing it... -122578;1360886672;mjr_;yeah, unfortunately you still have to have an idea -122577;1360886681;mjr_;step 1: bitcoins -122576;1360886685;mjr_;step 2: ??? -122575;1360886689;mjr_;step 3: profit -122574;1360886723;mjr_;i feel like that is on at least a hundred VC's whiteboards right now -122573;1360886786;iz;step 2: evade local tax/gambling/trading laws somehow.. -122572;1360886813;jurov;um, where do i assemble a team everyone is like, has to sustain wife and kids, paying mortgage and scared shitless -122571;1360886828;jurov;of what i;m saying about mpex -122570;1360886865;jurov;almost as if there was exactly one crazy fool like me on this rock -122569;1360886904;Namworld;You're alone, jurov. All alone. The rest is but an illusion. -122568;1360886911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063719 = 2.7533 BTC [+] -122567;1360886913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12472 @ 0.000637 = 7.9447 BTC [-] -122566;1360886915;jurov;go away you bot -122565;1360886927;assbot;you go. -122564;1360887104;Namworld;So is everyone on the we're gonna be rich bandwagon or do people expect a bubble to pop at any moment by now? -122563;1360887140;kakobrekla;if there will be widespread adoption price has to go up -122562;1360887144;kakobrekla;that is a fact -122561;1360887147;kakobrekla;now go play around it -122560;1360887156;Lyspooner;namworld it's not about the price relative to fiat -122559;1360887159;Lyspooner;it's about replacing fiat -122558;1360887172;Lyspooner;bitcoin rich is all that matters -122557;1360887181;mjr_;well -122556;1360887187;mjr_;i agree that is the ultimate goal -122555;1360887193;Lyspooner;k cool then -122554;1360887199;mjr_;however, there will be quite a bit of time before we can pay rent in btc -122553;1360887205;mjr_;or our bosses will pay us in btc -122552;1360887205;Namworld;So everyone finds the current price rise normal? -122551;1360887213;mjr_;lol what is normal -122550;1360887218;mjr_;its insane -122549;1360887227;mjr_;but i think the adoption and publicity has exploded as fst -122548;1360887250;mjr_;my friend who owns a coffee shop in soho tentatively agreed to accept bitcoins -122547;1360887264;mjr_;pending implementation details etc -122546;1360887280;Namworld;by adoption, you mean people buying in on the hype or actual people buying because they need to spend bitcoins on a service/actually use bitcoins? -122545;1360887287;mjr_;both -122544;1360887288;kakobrekla;mjr_ go read http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoin-prices-bitcoin-inflexibility/ -122543;1360887477;mjr_;cool article -122542;1360887497;mjr_;but i don't think it will be that quick -122541;1360887506;mjr_;again, you can't buy a new car, pay loans etc with btc -122540;1360887512;mjr_;so there will always be room for exchange -122539;1360887515;mircea_popescu;seems jurov is one step ahead of the curve -122538;1360887525;mjr_;fuck, you can't even get by in the world using only the dollar -122537;1360887535;mjr_;apple has to pay foxconn using yuan -122536;1360887552;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner thing is even 1k btc makes you bitcoin rich -122535;1360887562;mjr_;exchange will always happen, price will rise -122534;1360887569;mjr_;but eventually stabilize at whatever the market decides -122533;1360887596;mjr_;if anyone, anyone at all, can tell me they do not use fiat at all for any reason, then i will be surprised -122532;1360887598;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu yes, i agree. people should strive to get 1000 BTC if they don't have it already -122531;1360887611;mircea_popescu;indeed. -122530;1360887621;mircea_popescu;there's no going to be more than like 20k of those -122529;1360887641;mircea_popescu;which if you think about it... being in the top 20k ppl is pretty much being very rich -122528;1360887686;mjr_;very true -122527;1360887691;mjr_;but take my friends coffee shop -122526;1360887698;mircea_popescu;mjr_ are you familiar with that theory of investing whereby early on in your investing life you should never sell assets, to avoid the spreads, but simply buy something else and change portofolio that way ? -122525;1360887698;mjr_;he can peg the cost in btc to the dollar -122524;1360887717;mjr_;seems familiar -122523;1360887720;mircea_popescu;okay. -122522;1360887728;Lyspooner;that's good advice since you set the spreads ;) -122521;1360887729;mjr_;but you can market make -122520;1360887733;mircea_popescu;from my pov i am simply conserving btc portofolio and using my fiat assets to discharge all obligations -122519;1360887740;mjr_;yeah -122518;1360887742;mircea_popescu;on the net this reduces my fiat footprint over time. -122517;1360887753;mjr_;very true and that is the way to go, if you have a lot of btc -122516;1360887754;mircea_popescu;so in a sense, albeit very synthetically, i am paying for everyting in bitcoin -122515;1360887765;mjr_;many (most) don't have as many as you -122514;1360887793;mjr_;and eventually...paper money needs to be spent or it is really worthless -122513;1360887800;mircea_popescu;right. -122512;1360887808;mjr_;so either you buy a coffee using your bitcoins -122511;1360887813;mjr_;releasing them into the supply -122510;1360887816;mircea_popescu;gersham's law still hasn't been repealed. -122509;1360887826;mjr_;or you exchange and then buy the coffee releasing them into the supply -122508;1360887828;Lyspooner;*gresham -122507;1360887837;mjr_;assuming you drink coffee -122506;1360887838;mircea_popescu;ty lypsooner! -122505;1360887874;mjr_;my point being, if you run out of cash, you still must spend somewhat -122504;1360887879;mjr_;and you will spend btc -122503;1360887894;mjr_;if everyone could hoard all their assets forever, everyone might do that, but life costs money -122502;1360887918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1197 @ 0.00064311 = 0.7698 BTC [+] -122501;1360887920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064541 = 2.7888 BTC [+] -122500;1360887921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00064542 = 4.7116 BTC [+] -122499;1360887923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7482 @ 0.00065194 = 4.8778 BTC [+] -122498;1360887943;mjr_;so, i think the two are mutually dependant -122497;1360887950;mircea_popescu;i think by 2100 or so i'll be out of fiat assets -122496;1360887951;mjr_;if no one can buy or sell with bitcoins, their value drops -122495;1360887956;mjr_;LOL -122494;1360887957;mircea_popescu;by then i guess spending btc may well be safe -122493;1360887985;mjr_;my point is that the transition can be done whereby you generate revenue in btc and spend btc -122492;1360887991;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 1000 @ 0.04105003 = 41.05 BTC [-] -122491;1360887992;mircea_popescu; if no one can buy or sell with bitcoins, their value drops << this is absolute nonsebnse. -122490;1360888002;mircea_popescu;all through the history, when silver was overpriced by fiat, gold was hoarded -122489;1360888004;mjr_;ok...if there is absolutely no trade in bitcoins -122488;1360888011;mircea_popescu;in all those instances people had the option to pay in gold -122487;1360888014;mircea_popescu;they never exercised it -122486;1360888017;mjr_;ie. i cannot spend my bitcoins or gain something from them -122485;1360888018;mircea_popescu;that DID NOT drop the price of gold -122484;1360888033;mjr_;yes, but gold had a *little* more history -122483;1360888039;mircea_popescu;so ? -122482;1360888040;mjr_;and was not trying to prove itself -122481;1360888049;mircea_popescu;this is like saying you like this chick because she has more history. -122480;1360888051;mircea_popescu;i never heard that 1. -122479;1360888052;mjr_;so with no adoption, everyone just goes back to using fiat -122478;1360888071;mjr_;i can't buy from you using btc, i can't sell to you for btc -122477;1360888078;mjr_;ok, to me btc doesn't exist -122476;1360888082;mjr_;you have paper profits -122475;1360888082;mircea_popescu;you could, you just don't want to. -122474;1360888084;jurov;lol, gonna fund some research to be able to stay here till 2100 -122473;1360888094;mjr_;ok, so my point is you *could* -122472;1360888102;mjr_;if you don't, you cease trade -122471;1360888109;mjr_;if you do, you release bitcoins back into the economy -122470;1360888125;mjr_;ie. if japan hoarded yen, we couldn't buy there shit -122469;1360888130;mjr_;their* -122468;1360888140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065186 = 2.8167 BTC [-] -122467;1360888142;mjr_;so the yen falls in value since everyone stops caring -122466;1360888142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1279 @ 0.00065194 = 0.8338 BTC [+] -122465;1360888147;mjr_;and writes them off as part of the economy -122464;1360888164;mircea_popescu;that's not how things work. -122463;1360888165;mjr_;when liquidity is very low, pricing assets becomes very hard -122462;1360888179;mjr_;with 0 liquidity, it becomes impossible -122461;1360888193;mircea_popescu;did you read the above about gold ? -122460;1360888201;mjr_;ie. what price is someone willing to pay, i don't know because i am not willing to sell *at any price* -122459;1360888203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.74449999 = 7.445 BTC [+] -122458;1360888206;mircea_popescu;it wasn't at all impossible to price anything, even tho gold liquidity was 0 -122457;1360888211;mircea_popescu;because silver liquidity acted as a proxy -122456;1360888213;mjr_;it was never 0 -122455;1360888216;mjr_;ah ok -122454;1360888217;mjr_;true -122453;1360888221;mircea_popescu;this is how this works -122452;1360888224;mjr_;and there are other crypto currencies -122451;1360888229;mircea_popescu;even if not a single bitcoin is used to DIRECTLY buy services -122450;1360888232;mircea_popescu;fiat proxyes it -122449;1360888243;mjr_;in fact, litecoin was meant to be the silver -122448;1360888253;mjr_;that is possible too, but only if people want to -122447;1360888258;mjr_;you could use fiat to proxy it -122446;1360888275;mjr_;my point is simply this -122445;1360888292;mjr_;if every seller refused to part with their bitcoins at any price -122444;1360888302;mjr_;people would move on -122443;1360888313;mircea_popescu;something like, if women refused to suck cock no matter what -122442;1360888314;mjr_;at this point right now i mean -122441;1360888316;mircea_popescu;people'd stop having sex. -122440;1360888318;mircea_popescu;that ? -122439;1360888321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14750 @ 0.00065194 = 9.6161 BTC [+] -122438;1360888355;mjr_;if every woman refused to have sex, yes there would be no more sex barring rape -122437;1360888359;mircea_popescu;aha. -122436;1360888362;mircea_popescu;so then, there's your answer. -122435;1360888371;mircea_popescu;if holders refused to part with their btc at any price -122434;1360888373;mjr_;ah, you are saying people will forcibly take your bitcoins? -122433;1360888377;mircea_popescu;then likely most fiat would go into stealing bitcoins. -122432;1360888378;mjr_;that is my point -122431;1360888402;mjr_;my point is that if i said i refuse to part with my dollars for anything in return -122430;1360888408;mjr_;what use would my dollars be? -122429;1360888414;mjr_;i can't eat -122428;1360888414;mircea_popescu;same as always. -122427;1360888427;mjr_;there is no amount of food i would take in compensation for my dollar -122426;1360888432;mjr_;no service -122425;1360888433;mircea_popescu;the use of your dollars is not a function of what you do or don't do. -122424;1360888438;mircea_popescu;that's why they're dollars. -122423;1360888457;mjr_;my point is that money that can't/won't be spent is worthless -122422;1360888471;mircea_popescu;ya, i get that, but it happens to be wrong. -122421;1360888478;mjr_;if you say so -122420;1360888481;mircea_popescu;people are easily seduced by this "we the people" -122419;1360888487;mjr_;no -122418;1360888488;mircea_popescu;it's not the will of the people that enacts the value of currency. -122417;1360888498;mjr_;i'm saying, in order to get something, i spend money -122416;1360888502;mjr_;that is how a market works -122415;1360888509;mjr_;if you refuse to trade, there is no market -122414;1360888517;mjr_;hence you get nothing -122413;1360888529;mircea_popescu;nah. -122412;1360888532;mircea_popescu;you get courted. -122411;1360888539;mjr_;i said at any price -122410;1360888542;mircea_popescu;yeah. -122409;1360888545;mircea_popescu;you still get courted. -122408;1360888548;mjr_;so they can offer whatever they want -122407;1360888551;mjr_;you would say no -122406;1360888555;mircea_popescu;what, you think people don't wolfwhistle the girl who wants to be a nun ? -122405;1360888556;mjr_;and then starve to death -122404;1360888578;atweiden;!help -122403;1360888579;assbot;List of commands: -122402;1360888580;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -122401;1360888586;mjr_;what you are saying is..."i can spend no resources and yet get everything i need" -122400;1360888593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063726 = 2.7536 BTC [-] -122399;1360888595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26979 @ 0.00063701 = 17.1859 BTC [-] -122398;1360888597;mjr_;sounds like a free lunch to me -122397;1360888609;mircea_popescu;no, im just sayingthat the value of my resources isn't a function of what i do or not do. -122396;1360888619;mjr_;ok, you are entitled to value them however you want -122395;1360888623;mircea_popescu;not me. -122394;1360888635;mjr_;unless that "value" is activated through a market, it doesn't matter -122393;1360888636;mircea_popescu;teh invisible abaccus. -122392;1360888648;mircea_popescu;a "market" doesn't have to mean what you think it means. -122391;1360888656;mircea_popescu;there's a market even if nobody is trading anything. -122390;1360888664;mjr_;i suppose -122389;1360888676;mjr_;my point is, are you saying people will give you something for nothing in return? -122388;1360888681;mircea_popescu;prolly not. -122387;1360888686;mjr_;ok -122386;1360888693;mircea_popescu;well, me, prolly they will cause im cool and all. but as a general rule no -122385;1360888693;mjr_;so we agree -122384;1360888697;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 30 @ 0.02369 = 0.7107 BTC [+] -122383;1360888698;mjr_;hehehe -122382;1360888700;mjr_;good point -122381;1360888713;mjr_;so my point is that you will have to give something up to get something -122380;1360888717;mjr_;doesn't have to be btc -122379;1360888720;mjr_;but it would have to be something -122378;1360888721;mircea_popescu;okay -122377;1360888731;mjr_;if all you have is btc and your 24 hours a day -122376;1360888739;mjr_;you can work.... -122375;1360888742;mjr_;that's fine -122374;1360888750;mjr_;but to me defeats the purpose of building up wealth -122373;1360888762;mircea_popescu;ok, so you spend some btc then -122372;1360888763;mjr_;so i can work to feed myself -122371;1360888769;mjr_;ok, so now btc is flowing -122370;1360888772;mjr_;very expensive -122369;1360888784;mjr_;but still...satoshi's are now worth $100 -122368;1360888796;mjr_;and the market keeps working -122367;1360888808;mjr_;this is like the story of midas lol -122366;1360888816;mircea_popescu;lol -122365;1360888821;mjr_;what if everything you touched turned to gold -122364;1360888831;mjr_;you would die the richest person in the world -122363;1360888856;mjr_;it's funny that few actually remember the moral of that story -122362;1360888863;mjr_;which is that midas was cursed -122361;1360888876;mjr_;and hated life -122360;1360888892;mjr_;because he was alone and couldn't touch anyone, or eat anything, classic greek god punishment -122359;1360888931;Lyspooner;cool story -122358;1360888938;mjr_;if i remember correctly, he killed his daughter by touching her -122357;1360888955;mircea_popescu;imagine the midas asicminer -122356;1360888960;mjr_;hahaha -122355;1360888963;mjr_;yes -122354;1360888963;mircea_popescu;it does 15th/s and uses no power -122353;1360888964;mircea_popescu;but... -122352;1360888975;mircea_popescu;if you plug it in it turns your computer to worthless gold!!! -122351;1360888981;mjr_;hahahahaa -122350;1360888996;mjr_;could you make a gold computer? -122349;1360889001;mircea_popescu;nah -122348;1360889003;mjr_;i think you could...it is conductive... -122347;1360889006;mjr_;nah you are right -122346;1360889007;mircea_popescu;semiconductors require semiconductance -122345;1360889010;mjr_;no substrate for the chips -122344;1360889031;mjr_;you could make a mechanical computer i suppose but would be quite slow -122343;1360889040;mircea_popescu;in fact computers are an item that can not be made of any single material -122342;1360889041;mircea_popescu;need 2 -122341;1360889055;Lyspooner;http://i.imgur.com/tbEQR4g.jpg -122340;1360889070;mircea_popescu;haha -122339;1360889073;mjr_;good point -122338;1360889076;mjr_;babbage's machine -122337;1360889076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1461 @ 0.00065194 = 0.9525 BTC [+] -122336;1360889077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065325 = 2.8227 BTC [+] -122335;1360889079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00065326 = 5.3567 BTC [+] -122334;1360889081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4693 @ 0.00065356 = 3.0672 BTC [+] -122333;1360889107;mod6;an otter! :D -122332;1360889119;mircea_popescu;the bashies continue to deliver! -122331;1360889121;mircea_popescu;"I went through the shoutbox archives and it turns out that engineer has been trying to figure out how their boundary scan tester works unsuccessfully for 3 straight days now. You kinda need that thing to figure out if the chips work correctly and if they don't why they don't work correctly." -122330;1360889127;mircea_popescu;this apparently culled from bfl shoutbox. -122329;1360889130;pigeons;well someone linked this the other day i think http://www.citizen-citizen.com/collections/all/products/gold-pills -122328;1360889146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 307 @ 0.00065356 = 0.2006 BTC [+] -122327;1360889148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11293 @ 0.00065357 = 7.3808 BTC [+] -122326;1360889161;mircea_popescu;online story mambo #5 -122325;1360889163;mircea_popescu;seems legit -122324;1360889215;mjr_;anyway, see you guys later tonight -122323;1360889218;mjr_;i'm off to the bar -122322;1360889220;mjr_;:) -122321;1360889274;Namworld;are we still going up? -122320;1360889281;Namworld;This is not going to end well... -122319;1360889312;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -122318;1360889312;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.00244, Best ask: 27.02134, Bid-ask spread: 0.01890, Last trade: 27.00244, 24 hour volume: 159173.80620676, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 25.36964 -122317;1360889320;mircea_popescu;bout same -122316;1360889524;jurov;just watching TPB AFK.. interesting -122315;1360889585;jurov;lol they speak my soul "i wanted to play with things i could never afford on my own" -122314;1360889707;maximian;there's a theory floating around that the recent runup may have had something to do with Reddit insiders doing a little speculating before todays announcement. -122313;1360889738;kakobrekla;i have a theory about that theory -122312;1360889788;maximian;heheh… just some fun speculatin' -122311;1360889816;Lyspooner;redditors don't have that kind of dough -122310;1360889824;Lyspooner;http://m.theglobeandmail.com/sports/more-sports/pistorius-nike-ad-i-am-the-bullet-pulled-from-local-television/article8665278/?service=mobile -122309;1360889829;Lyspooner;poor taste -122308;1360889864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 507 @ 0.00065357 = 0.3314 BTC [+] -122307;1360890397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.00065378 = 9.5452 BTC [+] -122306;1360890490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00065378 = 1.6671 BTC [+] -122305;1360890883;swhitt;300 btc bid at 0.006 on s.dice now -122304;1360890945;mircea_popescu;why is that wow ? -122303;1360890963;mircea_popescu;maximian since when do reddit insiders have money ? -122302;1360890981;mircea_popescu;bah Lyspooner beat me to it -122301;1360890992;swhitt;not wow -122300;1360890996;Lyspooner;now -122299;1360891008;Lyspooner;mircea's watching porn again or something -122298;1360891041;mircea_popescu;i misread :D -122297;1360891056;mircea_popescu;so wait, "paralympian" is now a legitimate title ? -122296;1360891060;Lyspooner;i used to watch the bitcoin show with bruce wagner -122295;1360891098;Lyspooner;don't know if you saw the news mircea_popescu, but that legless man shot his hot girlfriend in the face this morning and killed her -122294;1360891110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1693 @ 0.00065378 = 1.1068 BTC [+] -122293;1360891110;mircea_popescu;what the fuck is next, John Dork, fabled Sykrim Warlock ? -122292;1360891112;Lyspooner;and it looks like he doesn't have a leg to stand on -122291;1360891121;mircea_popescu;it wasn't in my feed -122290;1360891122;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -122289;1360891132;mircea_popescu;ok that makes me half sorry i didn't see it. -122288;1360891180;Lyspooner;the rumor is that she wanted to give him a valentine's day surprise, and being a south african, he mistook her for an intruder and shot her face off -122287;1360891199;kakobrekla;;;ticker -122286;1360891200;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.19682, Best ask: 27.24900, Bid-ask spread: 0.05218, Last trade: 27.19682, 24 hour volume: 157796.67033685, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 25.37989 -122285;1360891255;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner right. let me see here, he's a gimp and she's a trophy -122284;1360891267;mircea_popescu;she wanted to do dp for valentine's and he mistook the two big guys for his wife -122283;1360891364;mircea_popescu;http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2013/2/14/1360871599159/South-African-sprinter-Os-010.jpg nice. ducklips and everything. -122282;1360891392;Lyspooner;the dude was born without fibulae -122281;1360891404;Lyspooner;i'd shoot her in the face if that happened to me, too -122280;1360891406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064918 = 2.8051 BTC [-] -122279;1360891408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10654 @ 0.00064917 = 6.9163 BTC [-] -122278;1360891409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7984 @ 0.000637 = 5.0858 BTC [-] -122277;1360891416;mircea_popescu;The South African FHM model -122276;1360891437;mircea_popescu;its incredible how ready to serve the prurient interest the web is. -122275;1360891450;mircea_popescu;"PHOTOS: Reeva Steenkamp's modeling pictures " as an article insert -122274;1360891634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063723 = 2.7535 BTC [+] -122273;1360891636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063719 = 2.7533 BTC [-] -122272;1360891636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3908 @ 0.00063708 = 2.4897 BTC [-] -122271;1360892275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2107 @ 0.00065102 = 1.3717 BTC [+] -122270;1360892276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065581 = 2.8338 BTC [+] -122269;1360892278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2472 @ 0.00065582 = 1.6212 BTC [+] -122268;1360892966;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -122267;1360892966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065552 = 2.8325 BTC [-] -122266;1360892966;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.23301, Best ask: 27.27116, Bid-ask spread: 0.03815, Last trade: 27.23300, 24 hour volume: 147220.28636604, 24 hour low: 21.72100, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 25.44526 -122265;1360892974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4679 @ 0.00065582 = 3.0686 BTC [+] -122264;1360893138;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 1000 @ 0.03984163 = 39.8416 BTC [-] -122263;1360893253;Namworld;Yeah, I sold two blocks of 1000 puts at a loss. I think I'll stop there. -122262;1360893280;Namworld;I want to try to get puts higher at the top... looks like we're still a bit far from the top -122261;1360893364;Namworld;Maybe get puts around 30 USD/BTC -122260;1360893382;Namworld;I think I should have waited for that instead. -122259;1360893569;Namworld;might be a bit risky... -122258;1360893857;Diablo-D3;I wouldnt need a lawyer to register an llc, would I? -122257;1360893902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065573 = 2.8334 BTC [-] -122256;1360893904;BitHub;no -122255;1360893904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7849 @ 0.00065582 = 5.1475 BTC [+] -122254;1360893924;BitHub;tho, it couldn't hurt -122253;1360893924;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 200 @ 0.01 = 2 BTC [+] -122252;1360893976;Namworld;Some people have trust in me, lending at 10.95% per year it seems. -122251;1360894269;jurov;congrats.. they are not s.bvps shareholders, i guess. -122250;1360894284;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 its prolly best to have someone else handle it -122249;1360894296;mircea_popescu;in most places you need an agent of record anyway -122248;1360894312;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, but in maine it just has to be someone living here -122247;1360894330;mircea_popescu;ya but as in all endeavours, you're best off interacting with a professional. -122246;1360894338;mircea_popescu;im sure they have llc reg services there too. -122245;1360894355;Diablo-D3;those cost money -122244;1360894438;mircea_popescu;without money you don't need a llc anyway -122243;1360894495;Diablo-D3;silly mircea_popescu, trolling is for kids -122242;1360894517;mircea_popescu;i am serious. -122241;1360894518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00608 = 6.08 BTC [-] -122240;1360894524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 45690 @ 0.006 = 274.14 BTC [-] -122239;1360894526;mircea_popescu;if the cost of registering a llc is an issue then you shouldn't make one -122238;1360894557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9338 @ 0.00065595 = 6.1253 BTC [+] -122237;1360894559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00065595 = 0.656 BTC [+] -122236;1360894561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4212 @ 0.00065596 = 2.7629 BTC [+] -122235;1360894616;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: lawyers cost thousands of dollars -122234;1360894619;Diablo-D3;registering an llc doesnt -122233;1360894637;mircea_popescu;it's like a hundred or w/e. you don't need a lawyer like on retainer in any case -122232;1360894692;jurov;Namworld: you are buying s.bvps at 0.00001014 ? -122231;1360894749;Diablo-D3;;;calc 10000000 / 20 -122230;1360894750;gribble;500000 -122229;1360894757;jurov;seems tomorrow at this time i'll be liquidating my client's holdings by selling at mkt price, you can't offer more? -122228;1360894758;BitHub; ya but as in all endeavours, you're best off interacting with a professional. - good advice -122227;1360894808;BitHub;problem is mircea nobody wants to pay for anything haha -122226;1360894812;Namworld;I wouldn't liquidate at market price, we're moving to BTCT.co and we might just buyback shares -122225;1360894824;mircea_popescu;ya well. -122224;1360894842;pigeons;might -122223;1360894845;BitHub;i think a LLP is better than a LLC -122222;1360894856;Diablo-D3;BitHub: no it isnt. -122221;1360894857;Namworld;yeah, well we're a bit short on funds. -122220;1360894858;jurov;Namworld: "probably" "might" ? these solid plans of yours again, eh? -122219;1360894861;BitHub;its like a company but not so official and you get alot of benefits -122218;1360894879;Namworld;I can't make decisions for everyone, I'm not alone in this. -122217;1360894888;Namworld;But BitVPS is going very well. -122216;1360894913;Namworld;Within a year it should turn quite profitable. -122215;1360894920;jurov;so you three or four can't even decide on buyback price and just place mpex order? -122214;1360894936;jurov;not very good outlook for bitvps if you can;t agree on such simpel thing -122213;1360894962;Namworld;The others are broke. And I can't afford to buyback either. -122212;1360894977;Namworld;We'd like to buy back shares eventually. -122211;1360895005;BitHub;currently am thinking to completely shut down and unregister australian operations, keep everything personalized, keep everything in btc, never let the company touch fiat, might look into setting up offsore LLC with fake company directors (this is all perfectly legal) -122210;1360895013;jurov;why don't you sell on btct then? -122209;1360895026;jurov;;;ticker btct bitvps -122208;1360895026;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -122207;1360895030;jurov;!ticker btct bitvps -122206;1360895032;assbot;[BTCT:BITVPS] 1D: -- / -- / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: -- / 0.0 / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC), 30D: -- / 0.0 / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC) -122205;1360895044;Namworld;Why sell? -122204;1360895053;jurov;cuz you're broke, lol -122203;1360895073;Diablo-D3;BitHub: you do realize, though, an LLP is a partnership, right? -122202;1360895077;Namworld;The individuals are broke. BitVPS is about breaking even. -122201;1360895081;BitHub;yes D3 -122200;1360895086;BitHub;i am currently in a partnership -122199;1360895090;Namworld;We're buying servers with what we have to reduce monthly expenses. -122198;1360895094;Diablo-D3;yeah, see, I am not -122197;1360895096;Namworld;and condensing clients a bit. -122196;1360895106;BitHub;than a LLC is the next best thing -122195;1360895109;Namworld;The current servers are monthly rent and a bit empty -122194;1360895126;jurov;what does that have with selling shares? -122193;1360895129;BitHub;D3 we will probably upgrade from a LLP to a LLC if we do a offshore company. -122192;1360895135;Namworld;We're nto going to sell shares. -122191;1360895177;Namworld;Trading will resume when we're delisted and people start getting moved. -122190;1360895266;Namworld;as for low bids, I have low bids on everything, but that's my personal account and I put low bids on everything, as you might have noticed. -122189;1360895279;BitHub;i'm starting to think its better to not have your bitcoin company based where you live, better off having it in a tax haven sort of place or somewhere a bit protected from western laws. The biggest liability a bitcoin business gives you is the ability for the gov to fuck you for not doing your taxes properly -122188;1360895283;jurov;i'm not interested to protract this process. i'll just sell the stuf fat whatever price and send the users after you. -122187;1360895344;Namworld;yeah, must not fit nicely with coin.br -122186;1360895372;jurov;i was thinking you already started to move the shares, using MPEx PUSH function to accept shares to be moved to btct -122185;1360895380;jurov;and so i told the users -122184;1360895406;jurov;but you're waiting to muck with STAT verification instead... -122183;1360895423;Namworld;No -122182;1360895447;Namworld;I'll be accepting a signature from the same gpg key MPEx will give us. -122181;1360895469;Namworld;MPEx is supposed to give us a list of key with the amount of shares tied to it on delisting. -122180;1360895484;Namworld;A simple signature from the gpg key used for MPEx will suffice. -122179;1360895531;Namworld;We can even use email addresses to import, if your users give authorization for their email to be disclosed, + signature of your holdings -122178;1360895548;Namworld;and I'll manage their import to BTCT.co -122177;1360895553;jurov;Okay. Now, why this isn't announced in condensed form I can get an URL of, instead i have to collect this information from btctalk and irc? -122176;1360895642;Namworld;MPEx has no method to send announcement. Plus I'm here almost everyday. I think you know that by now. I haven't seen you asking before, although I see you here almost daily too =/ -122175;1360895719;Diablo-D3;;;calc 10000000 / 20 -122174;1360895721;gribble;500000 -122173;1360895728;jurov;i was asking on btctalk... got less information than now, with plenty of "perhaps" -122172;1360895731;Diablo-D3;so hrm -122171;1360895774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00065596 = 4.5917 BTC [+] -122170;1360895809;jurov;and your announcement about the bonds made me ask.. -122169;1360895824;jurov;cuz i just can't understand why you're so lewd in communicating with shareholders -122168;1360895898;jurov;can't you just hire a $10 writer from freelancer to make a statement... oh you're broke i forgot -122167;1360895934;Diablo-D3;>$10 -122166;1360895936;Diablo-D3;>freelancer -122165;1360895944;Diablo-D3;I cant imagine it coming out any better -122164;1360896012;Namworld;I'm not broke personally, but making a buyback at ~0.003 for all circulating shares, I can't do that right now. -122163;1360896017;Namworld;Neither is arij. -122162;1360896081;Namworld;But we don't have money aside for that either. Would take a good chunk. -122161;1360896154;jurov;i see. rg's contract says equity is 1200BTC (0.0012 BTC each) -122160;1360896170;jurov;he should pay then, no? -122159;1360896200;Namworld;If you want that, I suppose. -122158;1360896239;jurov;i don't have them anymore, no "wants" there. -122157;1360896263;jurov;just that he broke the contract, so i guess he's obliged to repay at least the equity to shareholders -122156;1360896297;Namworld;Still, seems preferable to handle a transfer and let each coinbr user decide what they want to do with theirs. -122155;1360896341;jurov;yes i gave them two options -122154;1360896350;jurov;http://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/s-bvps-delists-soon-action-from-shareholders-required-till-february-15th/ -122153;1360896358;jurov;sent also by email -122152;1360896391;jurov;almost 2 weeks ago and no one asked about transfer so far... so they'll be liquidated. punt. -122151;1360896442;Namworld;Ouch -122150;1360896469;Namworld;How many shares? -122149;1360896487;jurov;not many -122148;1360896522;Namworld;PM -122147;1360896542;jurov;it's users responsibility not mine. -122146;1360896558;jurov;what am i going to, create btct account? why? -122145;1360896576;Namworld;Not needed. -122144;1360897420;BitHub;wow guys, i cant believe someone actually paid me back on btcjam -122143;1360897422;BitHub;happy days. -122142;1360897442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00065596 = 4.7229 BTC [+] -122141;1360897698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0062799 = 2.512 BTC [+] -122140;1360897699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 932 @ 0.00628 = 5.853 BTC [+] -122139;1360897701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.0062999 = 25.1996 BTC [+] -122138;1360897702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00629999 = 6.3 BTC [+] -122137;1360897703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3561 @ 0.0063 = 22.4343 BTC [+] -122136;1360897704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00635 = 63.5 BTC [+] -122135;1360897706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 107 @ 0.00639987 = 0.6848 BTC [+] -122134;1360897758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 893 @ 0.00639987 = 5.7151 BTC [+] -122133;1360897760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00639989 = 12.7998 BTC [+] -122132;1360897762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00639998 = 12.8 BTC [+] -122131;1360897763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00639999 = 32 BTC [+] -122130;1360897765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10107 @ 0.0064 = 64.6848 BTC [+] -122129;1360897797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1574 @ 0.0064 = 10.0736 BTC [+] -122128;1360897799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00640186 = 4.4813 BTC [+] -122127;1360897801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00641 = 32.05 BTC [+] -122126;1360897802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00674999 = 11.475 BTC [+] -122125;1360897965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 11000 @ 0.0069 = 75.9 BTC [+] -122124;1360898238;burnside;Jurov, btct has enough of an api now that you could broker assets there too -122123;1360898257;burnside;you could go 3-legged and not have to do a central db/management -122122;1360898263;burnside;or just go 2-legged like you are with mpex -122121;1360898332;burnside;docs here: https://btct.co/faq?tab=tab5 ... they're a work in progress, but I'm happy to answer any questions. -122120;1360898392;burnside;I have a basic LAMP ready client you can download and pull apart, it's linked as a .zip on that page. -122119;1360898395;jurov;thanks, will consider it. -122118;1360898514;jurov;burnside you see for yourself: if this was planned/announced better in advance, i'd be aware sooner of all possibilities... -122117;1360898554;burnside;yeah, there's been lots of time to plan, announcement was some time ago. -122116;1360898602;burnside;communication could be better, no doubt. -122115;1360899115;kakobrekla;inaba delivery confidence speaks: 100 BTC that BFL will deliver ASICs. I only put the 2013 timeframe on there so there's a definitive endpoint to the bet, even though it will be over long before then. -122114;1360899124;kakobrekla;So, october it is, 2013 this time. -122113;1360899414;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 9 @ 0.00067 = 0.006 BTC [+] -122112;1360899568;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [+] -122111;1360901038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41000 @ 0.00065596 = 26.8944 BTC [+] -122110;1360901522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065083 = 2.8122 BTC [-] -122109;1360901529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7511 @ 0.00065079 = 4.8881 BTC [-] -122108;1360901590;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00626 = 0.0188 BTC [+] -122107;1360902387;thestringpuller;;;ticker -122106;1360902388;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.31002, Best ask: 27.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08998, Last trade: 27.40000, 24 hour volume: 106786.27768202, 24 hour low: 24.50000, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 26.35512 -122105;1360902473;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla by the time last block is mined bfl delivers fo sho. -122104;1360902493;kakobrekla;hehe -122103;1360902496;mircea_popescu;it may be juicers or toasters or something, not necessarily asics -122102;1360902497;BitHub;how can i maximize my investments? -122101;1360902502;mircea_popescu;but it will be SOMETHING! -122100;1360902512;BitHub;i would like to earn back 1btc a day -122099;1360902585;BitHub;what else can you do besides, investing and loaning? -122098;1360902599;mircea_popescu;that'd be it no ? -122097;1360902607;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -122096;1360902607;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 0 hours, 19 minutes, and 27 seconds ago: pong -122095;1360902618;BitHub;i'm not sure mircea -122094;1360902619;thestringpuller;Oh man where has he been it's been like a week -122093;1360902624;BitHub;maybe that's all i can do for now -122092;1360902635;BitHub;i'm meeting with business partner, going to show him mpex -122091;1360902646;thestringpuller;smickles: hey gimme a pong when you're back from vacation ;) -122090;1360902729;mircea_popescu;BitHub well, i mean in general speaking. bonds and equity, loans and investments. what else is there ? -122089;1360902749;BitHub;mining -122088;1360902751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0065 = 0.65 BTC [-] -122087;1360902754;mircea_popescu;that's investing neh ? -122086;1360902767;thestringpuller;sell shit for bitcoins yo -122085;1360902773;thestringpuller;stop trying to be a speculator -122084;1360902775;thestringpuller;and laaazy -122083;1360902804;thestringpuller;why not just sell all your bitcoins and give your money to the government they know what is best for you -122082;1360902814;BitHub;haha k -122081;1360902823;mircea_popescu;i'd rather give it to strippers. -122080;1360902828;mircea_popescu;equally clueless but at least tits. -122079;1360902849;BitHub;i like giving money to women -122078;1360902852;BitHub;makes life so much easier -122077;1360902879;thestringpuller;I can't believe .04btc is a 1 USD now -122076;1360902888;mircea_popescu;fo reals. -122075;1360902894;mircea_popescu;anyway, im out. take care all. -122074;1360902899;BitHub;peace -122073;1360931853;jurov;lol the best one http://i.imgur.com/lVvXSEv.jpeg -122072;1360931933;mircea_popescu;lol -122071;1360932965;mircea_popescu;http://rt.com/news/meteorite-crash-urals-chelyabinsk-283/ meteor! -122070;1360933856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2501 @ 0.00065521 = 1.6387 BTC [+] -122069;1360933858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065586 = 2.834 BTC [+] -122068;1360933859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3578 @ 0.00065587 = 2.3467 BTC [+] -122067;1360934068;wao;;; ticker -122066;1360934069;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.50300, Best ask: 26.62363, Bid-ask spread: 0.12063, Last trade: 26.62363, 24 hour volume: 71545.81308642, 24 hour low: 25.64000, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 26.79017 -122065;1360934497;mjr__;hey all -122064;1360934517;mircea_popescu;hi -122063;1360934867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4388 @ 0.00065587 = 2.878 BTC [+] -122062;1360934869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2412 @ 0.0006588 = 1.589 BTC [+] -122061;1360934884;thestringpuller;shouldn't you be doing something useful mr. popescu -122060;1360934953;mircea_popescu;if i ever figure out what it'd be. -122059;1360934969;thestringpuller;finding a surefire method for guys to get laid? -122058;1360935085;mircea_popescu;as long as the guys are me i kinda have that. -122057;1360935368;mircea_popescu;ahahah that works ? -122056;1360935599;mircea_popescu;sooo asicminer has like 70k usd in bills to pay ? -122055;1360935664;wao;how big -122054;1360935689;mircea_popescu;70k + 70k actually. -122053;1360935708;mircea_popescu;smart of them that they have liabilities denominated in fiat tho. -122052;1360935773;BitHub;oh jesus -122051;1360935799;BitHub;oh well, have faith -122050;1360935803;BitHub;hopefully get some divs -122049;1360935847;BitHub;yeah true mirceas as the price of btc rises. -122048;1360935860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00065562 = 2.2291 BTC [-] -122047;1360935902;mircea_popescu;this recent jump hel[ed them a lot. -122046;1360935929;mircea_popescu;25 blocks * 25 btc = 20k rather than 10k -122045;1360935952;mircea_popescu;but still, they need 10x as much to break even on the various loans. who knows, maybe they make it. -122044;1360935975;BitHub;did you read friedcats update today? -122043;1360936010;BitHub;they'll probably raise alot of money once they sort out their share situation and actually put it on the market -122042;1360936031;BitHub;that's always good to have in your back pocket -122041;1360936074;mircea_popescu;well... -122040;1360936079;mircea_popescu;how do they raise money ? -122039;1360936088;mircea_popescu;their shares are already sold, at .1 each, for 40k btc. -122038;1360936091;mircea_popescu;back in june or w/e -122037;1360936143;BitHub;i think they got some more for this bitfountain thing -122036;1360936171;mircea_popescu;but they can't sell those ? -122035;1360936176;BitHub;and are holding alot themselves to sell later to raise money, plus a whole bunch of other things, friedcat just did a upgrade recently -122034;1360936178;mircea_popescu;basically asicminer ipod on a copy of mpex contracts -122033;1360936182;BitHub;let me look -122032;1360936184;mircea_popescu;the company always keeps half the shares -122031;1360936190;mircea_popescu;and the shareholders can buy the other half. -122030;1360936207;mircea_popescu;it's not quite as clearly stated as on mpex, but it's the principle. -122029;1360936257;BitHub;they would be silly to have sold out all their shares -122028;1360936275;BitHub;so so silly -122027;1360936287;mircea_popescu;they have tho -122026;1360936296;mircea_popescu;made 400k, sold 200k at .1 each for 20k btc -122025;1360936302;mircea_popescu;about 150k usd at the time -122024;1360936311;mircea_popescu;100-150, something like that. -122023;1360936331;mircea_popescu;they may have ended up with some leftovers since glbse exploded and maybe some people didn't claim -122022;1360936339;mircea_popescu;but in any case i'd be surprised if it were much %wise -122021;1360936353;BitHub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.1700 -122020;1360936356;BitHub;scroll down a bit -122019;1360936409;BitHub;This is what in our mind when doing the IPO: -122018;1360936409;BitHub;1. One ASICMINER (A) share is one privileged share of our partnership (A+B) compared to Bitfountain (B) shares controlled by us founders. -122017;1360936409;BitHub;2. The privileges (investor protection) are exactly the four ones listed in the main thread. Besides privileges, one ASICMINER share is no different to one Bitfountain share. This means that ASICMINER shareholders also pay for maintainance and re-investment, same as the rest of us three, while at the same time also enjoy the future benefits made possible from the maintainance and -122016;1360936409;BitHub;re-investment costs. This is why we stated that ASICMINER shareholders are always in a better position than any device buyers when the initial biggest risk disappeared. -122015;1360936409;BitHub;3. The rest shares, when not sold, are kept and owned by Bitfountain. When they are sold, all income will be invested in our partner ship (A+B). This is what the non-dilution privilege of ASICMINER share means. They may be sold someday when the price is right and we need really big investment costs. But now the price is not fully appreciated in our point of view and the re-investment -122014;1360936409;BitHub;cost in the mid-term won't be so big that we have to sell them low. -122013;1360936409;BitHub;4. About the portion concerns, we believe that the evaluation of (A+B) on IPO is fair to ASICMINER purchasers, because it's already much lower than most other startups seeking for angel investments. The investor protection clauses are also a pro. Of course, most angels/VCs will get more information and control, but we could still debate whether this aspect can neutralize the advantages -122012;1360936410;BitHub;from low evaluation and privileges. -122011;1360936416;BitHub;opps, sorry -122010;1360936493;mircea_popescu;what do you read into that ? -122009;1360936524;BitHub;you're the expert :P -122008;1360936572;BitHub;so they can sell shares to raise funds if they really need to i guess. -122007;1360936579;mircea_popescu;basically, they're very convolutedly going about implementing a mpex contract. -122006;1360936588;mircea_popescu;no, because they already issued and they promised not to dillute. -122005;1360936602;BitHub;3. The rest shares? -122004;1360936621;mircea_popescu;"when" -122003;1360936631;mircea_popescu;afaik there's no actual shares in that group -122002;1360936634;BitHub;not till the price is right, or really needed -122001;1360936638;mircea_popescu;if there are any i'd be surprised there be very many. -122000;1360936648;mircea_popescu;afaik glbse listed them at 200k shares, so, that would be "all" -121999;1360936648;BitHub;but "bitfountain" will be owning them. -121998;1360936664;mircea_popescu;looky : this company already issued its shares, on glbse -121997;1360936668;mircea_popescu;they were privately held. -121996;1360936671;BitHub;correct -121995;1360936685;mircea_popescu;so... maybe some people didn't claim them, and so i guess they may revert to bitfountain -121994;1360936691;mircea_popescu;but otherwise, there's nothing more to sell. -121993;1360936695;BitHub;okey, so they wont be issuing any more than 200k shares in total now or in the future. -121992;1360936701;mircea_popescu;its what they said. -121991;1360936709;BitHub;that's good in a way. -121990;1360936718;mircea_popescu;(which is a silly thing to say, but hey) -121989;1360936738;BitHub;too many s.dice shares out there :P -121988;1360936774;mircea_popescu;actually let's see. if they mine about 15 blocks a day consistently that's -121987;1360936778;mircea_popescu;;;calc 15 * 25 * 30 -121986;1360936779;gribble;11250 -121985;1360936786;mircea_popescu;about par with s.dice -121984;1360936793;BitHub;we were playing with some calcs in the lobby -121983;1360936801;mircea_popescu;course, they have about -121982;1360936802;BitHub;i think its 25 blocks? -121981;1360936811;mircea_popescu;;;calc 150 / 28 -121980;1360936812;gribble;5.35714285714 -121979;1360936825;mircea_popescu;5.5k worth of debt, but that's not such a big deal -121978;1360936843;mircea_popescu;they do have electricity/maintenance costs, and there is the risk their miners blow up (which eventually they will, these things wear) -121977;1360936858;BitHub;we roughly worked as an investor you need to buy about 266 shares at .4 for about 106 btc -121976;1360936860;BitHub;out* -121975;1360936870;BitHub;to make 1btc a day off the divs -121974;1360936873;mircea_popescu;so as it is currently i guess asicminer is worth maybe 2-400k BTC if it were listed on MPEx -121973;1360936883;BitHub;so takes about 3- half months to make your money back -121972;1360936884;mircea_popescu;which would make each share worth up to BTC even. -121971;1360936886;mircea_popescu;wow. -121970;1360936915;mircea_popescu;of course current rate of return won't last, but what ever lasts. -121969;1360936918;BitHub;there was a bunch of us in #bitcoin working it out :) not sure of exact figures but it was pretty close to that -121968;1360936939;mircea_popescu;im curious if they end up shootingthemselves in the foot by listing on some illiquid platform and never realising those prices tho -121967;1360936963;BitHub;cant someone create one on mpex? -121966;1360936968;mircea_popescu;one what ? -121965;1360936970;BitHub;a p.t -121964;1360936977;mircea_popescu;if i allow that someone -121963;1360936980;BitHub;asicminer pass thru share -121962;1360936982;BitHub;hehe ;) -121961;1360936996;mircea_popescu;which i might, if they're credible. -121960;1360937052;BitHub;have you recieved any legal issues yet? -121959;1360937111;mircea_popescu;what do you mean ? -121958;1360937221;BitHub;with mpex, all good so far? -121957;1360937542;mircea_popescu;a, sure. -121956;1360937554;mircea_popescu;you mean have i been sued or anything ? -121955;1360937593;BitHub;oh not sued but emails n stuff like threating what you guys are doing? -121954;1360937619;BitHub;well threating to sue i guess -121953;1360937705;mircea_popescu;nope, nothing at all. -121952;1360937744;BitHub;sweet -121951;1360937787;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ -121950;1360937789;mircea_popescu;oops -121949;1360937789;BitHub;i was thinking about what you were saying when we first talked, about keeping things offshore, keeping everything in btc, no fiat. I think its the better way to go. -121948;1360937814;mircea_popescu;i don't recall this particular one, but yes btc accounting is the better way. -121947;1360937932;BitHub;yeah i said to my partner, why are we so egar to turn btc back into cash? better off just taking as much fiat as you can and turning it all into btc and you can leverage it alot more, and if we really need more, we can just cash out now and again. -121946;1360937939;BitHub;some money* -121945;1360937998;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: huh? -121944;1360938019;mircea_popescu;pm. -121943;1360938298;Bowjob;morning -121942;1360938318;Bowjob;by that i mean 4:25 an -121941;1360938322;Bowjob;am -121940;1360938544;mircea_popescu;heya -121939;1360938608;mircea_popescu;http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dying-dollar-why-us-currency-213606781.html -121938;1360938609;mircea_popescu;heh. -121937;1360938643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00065474 = 2.0952 BTC [-] -121936;1360938651;wao;hah -121935;1360938848;Bowjob;have you guys seen pbsideachannel's bitcoin video -121934;1360938868;Bowjob;it's about how bitcoin and hats.. yes hats are changing currency. -121933;1360938892;Bowjob;and before I was a bitcoiner, I first had my hand trading hats... hats! -121932;1360938905;Bowjob;so I graduated from hats, and switched to bitcoin -121931;1360938998;mircea_popescu;lol -121930;1360939002;mircea_popescu;is this etsy university ? -121929;1360939015;mircea_popescu;also in the news, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144319.0 -121928;1360939143;wao;Bowjob: url? -121927;1360939182;Bowjob;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_9R45RLNR0 -121926;1360939196;Bowjob;I take a few issues with the way he described TF2 economy though. -121925;1360939213;Bowjob;it's a rare scenario where peole use metal to buy hats. -121924;1360939251;Bowjob;rather you use earbuds to purchase hats and keys and a bunny head and a beret to purchase unusuals -121923;1360939311;Bowjob;also, santa hats and gift boxes are used to purchase goods in tf2.. similar to how we have different bills irl -121922;1360939350;Bowjob;buying unusuals with metal is like buying a ferrarri with pennies. it clogs you inventory space. -121921;1360939354;Bowjob;apart from that, good vid -121920;1360939691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.00065474 = 1.2767 BTC [-] -121919;1360940078;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 30 -121918;1360940080;gribble;There are currently 31025.047 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 882899.724413 USD in total. -121917;1360940088;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 32 -121916;1360940090;gribble;There are currently 35308.208 bitcoins offered at or under 32.0 USD, worth 1016698.74139 USD in total. -121915;1360940147;Bowjob;whaT? -121914;1360940164;Bowjob;;;tocler -121913;1360940164;gribble;Error: "tocler" is not a valid command. -121912;1360940171;Bowjob;;;ticker -121911;1360940171;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.48457, Best ask: 26.50180, Bid-ask spread: 0.01723, Last trade: 26.50181, 24 hour volume: 79278.52254235, 24 hour low: 25.64000, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 26.77956 -121910;1360940178;Bowjob;oh -121909;1360941220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4119 @ 0.00065474 = 2.6969 BTC [-] -121908;1360941222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 301 @ 0.00065562 = 0.1973 BTC [+] -121907;1360941223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5790 @ 0.0006588 = 3.8145 BTC [+] -121906;1360941494;DeadWeasel;we should get a FOIA request for bitcoin. -121905;1360941502;DeadWeasel;see what the government has written about it already. -121904;1360941675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00066004 = 8.5805 BTC [+] -121903;1360941677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1664 @ 0.00066112 = 1.1001 BTC [+] -121902;1360941680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9418 @ 0.00066133 = 6.2284 BTC [+] -121901;1360941682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4368 @ 0.00066171 = 2.8903 BTC [+] -121900;1360941969;kakobrekla;http://say26.com/meteorite-in-russia-all-videos-in-one-place -121899;1360942204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1032 @ 0.00066171 = 0.6829 BTC [+] -121898;1360942218;error4733;http://www.nasa.gov/topics/solarsystem/features/asteroidflyby.html -121897;1360942509;Bowjob;we went back to 26.39 levels -121896;1360942839;DeadWeasel;ask walls at 27.4 -121895;1360943284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3650 @ 0.00630919 = 23.0285 BTC [-] -121894;1360943485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4879 @ 0.00066202 = 3.23 BTC [+] -121893;1360943487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00066221 = 2.6488 BTC [+] -121892;1360943490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61 @ 0.00066261 = 0.0404 BTC [+] -121891;1360943517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00649174 = 0.6492 BTC [+] -121890;1360943774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00066261 = 2.3191 BTC [+] -121889;1360944032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00066261 = 0.9277 BTC [+] -121888;1360944281;Bowjob;so guys, am I evil if I'm gonna hold other people's funds for 10% in BTC since they can't figure the wallet out? -121887;1360944303;Bowjob;they want to invest in BTC but they can't be bothered to learn how it woks, ect -121886;1360944331;Bowjob;I agreed but only to 150 bucks worth.. I don't want them crying when their coins become worth shit -121885;1360944446;Anduck;but.... -121884;1360944448;Anduck;that will never happen, right? -121883;1360944450;Anduck;RIGHT???? -121882;1360944483;Bowjob;who knows -121881;1360944497;Bowjob;I told them about it when it was around 15 dollars each -121880;1360944508;Bowjob;didnt want to act till they were 25 dollars -121879;1360944518;Bowjob;now.. they want to swarm me with dollars -121878;1360944547;Anduck;well -121877;1360944547;Bowjob;I told them its stupidly easy to get it.. and initially I didn't want to hold their coins -121876;1360944553;Anduck;tbh it will go to 50 usd easily -121875;1360944559;Anduck;y¨' -121874;1360944560;Anduck;well -121873;1360944563;Anduck;just... -121872;1360944564;Bowjob;then.. I thought, heck. that 10% could be 1000 bucks in the future -121871;1360944565;Bowjob;or more -121870;1360944569;Anduck;point them to bitaddress.org -121869;1360944571;Bowjob;and its free money -121868;1360944572;Anduck;and make them print paper wallets -121867;1360944584;Bowjob;no dude. these are technically impaired people -121866;1360944589;Anduck;well -121865;1360944594;Anduck;print them the paper wallets -121864;1360944598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2866 @ 0.00065979 = 1.891 BTC [-] -121863;1360944599;Bowjob;who work menial jobs, ect hoping a quick buck -121862;1360944599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065342 = 2.8234 BTC [-] -121861;1360944602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11189 @ 0.00065341 = 7.311 BTC [-] -121860;1360944604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.00065174 = 1.9878 BTC [-] -121859;1360944609;Bowjob;or a "longshot" to getting rich -121858;1360944614;Anduck;well Bowjob sell them f2f coins and sent them to their paper wallets -121857;1360944628;Anduck;send*' -121856;1360944666;Bowjob;actually, I thought of putting it in my brain wallet instead.. they run the risk of me dying and not getting their shit back though -121855;1360944687;Anduck;imo paper wallet is easier -121854;1360944690;Anduck;paper wallets they own -121853;1360944698;Anduck;and sell them f2f the coins -121852;1360944704;Bowjob;f2f? -121851;1360944708;Anduck;face to face -121850;1360944708;Anduck;i mean -121849;1360944717;Bowjob;lol -121848;1360944719;Bowjob;well -121847;1360944725;Anduck;make paper wallet, put like 10 btc in it and sell it for 10 btc worth of usd to them -121846;1360944740;Bowjob;it hurts me to sell bitcoin. idk why lol -121845;1360944744;Anduck;..... -121844;1360944753;Anduck;buy the bitcoins from market with the dollarzss -121843;1360944765;Anduck;then put _those_ bitcoins in the paper wallet.. -121842;1360944771;Bowjob;well see if they'll agree -121841;1360944788;Bowjob;I get my 10% commision either way -121840;1360945580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065205 = 2.8175 BTC [+] -121839;1360945582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1378 @ 0.00065174 = 0.8981 BTC [-] -121838;1360945880;DeadWeasel;Bowjob: don't sell, you'll make more by holding -121837;1360945912;Bowjob;of course. thats why they hand me the cash first, then purchase bitcoins at the spot rate -121836;1360945921;Bowjob;then hold their coins for them -121835;1360945936;Bowjob;I think 10% is kinda steep, but it wasnt my idea -121834;1360945937;Bowjob;lol -121833;1360946559;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [+] -121832;1360946712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39 @ 0.00066261 = 0.0258 BTC [+] -121831;1360946714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4261 @ 0.00066328 = 2.8262 BTC [+] -121830;1360946921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5360 @ 0.00065174 = 3.4933 BTC [-] -121829;1360946922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1840 @ 0.0006508 = 1.1975 BTC [-] -121828;1360947121;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00627 BTC [+] -121827;1360947491;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.749 = 2.996 BTC [+] -121826;1360947493;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.7499999 = 2.25 BTC [+] -121825;1360947493;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.75 = 22.5 BTC [+] -121824;1360947680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2481 @ 0.0006508 = 1.6146 BTC [-] -121823;1360947682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4603 @ 0.0006508 = 2.9956 BTC [-] -121822;1360949771;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 73 @ 0.75 = 54.75 BTC [+] -121821;1360950163;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -121820;1360950163;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.11726, Best ask: 27.15525, Bid-ask spread: 0.03799, Last trade: 27.16598, 24 hour volume: 81022.17859612, 24 hour low: 25.82200, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 26.83371 -121819;1360950185;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24hprc -121818;1360950186;gribble;26.84 -121817;1360950852;DeadWeasel;when the price hits 58.50 I'll be happy -121816;1360951000;DeadWeasel;;;slap gribble -121815;1360951798;iz;http://youtu.be/2F6YkBa_Tig -121814;1360952201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6767 @ 0.00065081 = 4.404 BTC [+] -121813;1360952202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3483 @ 0.0006508 = 2.2667 BTC [-] -121812;1360952914;Diablo-D3;iz: if she wasnt already married, I'd marry her -121811;1360953190;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.759 = 6.831 BTC [+] -121810;1360953370;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.759 BTC [+] -121809;1360953542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00065115 = 7.2929 BTC [+] -121808;1360953544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00065935 = 3.0989 BTC [+] -121807;1360955184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065924 = 2.8486 BTC [-] -121806;1360955185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6379 @ 0.00065935 = 4.206 BTC [+] -121805;1360955881;burnside;any of the havelock s.dice buyers here? -121804;1360955902;burnside;curious as to why they're paying the 0.75 when it's 0.6x everywhere else. -121803;1360956370;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Hey, I can't find it now: where was the original offer to shareholders to be able to trade-in 200 (or so) shares for their future boards? -121802;1360956381;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Re: asicminer. -121801;1360956828;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: for what? -121800;1360956835;Diablo-D3;oh -121799;1360956841;Diablo-D3;I dunno if they ever offered that -121798;1360956844;Diablo-D3;I dont remember it, anyways -121797;1360957328;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic: only 200 shares though? wow -121796;1360957338;Diablo-D3;I wonder if I get the rack for free if I order a racks worth =P -121795;1360957660;midnightmagic;:-/ -121794;1360957665;midnightmagic;dammit. -121793;1360957802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065181 = 2.8165 BTC [-] -121792;1360957804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1829 @ 0.00065209 = 1.1927 BTC [+] -121791;1360958220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065104 = 2.8131 BTC [-] -121790;1360958222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8350 @ 0.00065099 = 5.4358 BTC [-] -121789;1360958224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4137 @ 0.0006508 = 2.6924 BTC [-] -121788;1360960004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065188 = 2.8168 BTC [+] -121787;1360960006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7079 @ 0.00065209 = 4.6161 BTC [+] -121786;1360960055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00065209 = 2.804 BTC [+] -121785;1360960393;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.759 = 6.831 BTC [+] -121784;1360960395;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.759 BTC [+] -121783;1360960634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00065209 = 1.1738 BTC [+] -121782;1360962212;Bowjob;anyone here got gored by the bear trap? -121781;1360962248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065086 = 2.8124 BTC [-] -121780;1360962254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9379 @ 0.0006508 = 6.1039 BTC [-] -121779;1360962292;jurov;;;ticker -121778;1360962293;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.00000, Best ask: 27.06999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06999, Last trade: 27.06999, 24 hour volume: 71831.38472749, 24 hour low: 26.10300, 24 hour high: 27.59690, 24 hour vwap: 26.98392 -121777;1360962311;jurov;what bear trap? -121776;1360962343;jurov;i started to slowly exercise my calls, like, one per day... but otherwise am bullish -121775;1360962380;Bowjob;a couple days ago when we hit 21 -121774;1360962388;Bowjob;then rebounded to 25 the same day -121773;1360962439;Bowjob;Mhm, someone lost 200 BTC to the dice.. ouch -121772;1360962484;Bowjob;http://satoshidice.com/lookup.php?tx=b4d75b&limit=100&min_bet=0&status=ALL -121771;1360962499;Bowjob;its on the biggest losers page -121770;1360962517;Bowjob;its just 10 mins ago -121769;1360962576;Bowjob;looks like a mini whale address.. they lost all their money -121768;1360962623;Bowjob;well, mini whale. baby -121767;1360962642;Bowjob;it had 7k bitcoins recieved -121766;1360962650;Bowjob;so hes been playing for a while -121765;1360962679;Bowjob;yeah 1 btc left -121764;1360962813;Bowjob;im gonna need a job soon -121763;1360962817;Bowjob;>_> -121762;1360962844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006518 = 2.8164 BTC [+] -121761;1360962846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4429 @ 0.00065209 = 2.8881 BTC [+] -121760;1360962852;Bowjob;I got like 2 weeks left then I'll be cashflow negative -121759;1360962987;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.DIFF.MAR -121758;1360962988;assbot;Things which are alike, in nature, grow to look alike, and the speaking stones have lain a long time lookin' at the sun. -121757;1360962994;thestringpuller;!ticker m XDIFF.MAR -121756;1360962996;assbot;I don't know those people, and they don't look very friendly. -121755;1360963062;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -121754;1360963063;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0429 / 0.0429 / 0.0429 (110 shares, 4.72 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06514848 / 0.089 (330 shares, 21.50 BTC) -121753;1360963070;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.JUN -121752;1360963072;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.JUN] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / / ( shares, BTC), 30D: 0.08995 / 0.09418269 / 0.2 (260 shares, 24.49 BTC) -121751;1360963079;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.SEP -121750;1360963080;assbot;Quest for vision is a great blessing. -121749;1360963220;Bowjob;wtf is this.. -121748;1360963229;Bowjob;Avalon batch no 2's specs keep on changing -121747;1360963238;Bowjob;it was greater than 68, then at least 66.. now -121746;1360963245;Bowjob;its greater than 65 -121745;1360963665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00065209 = 2.641 BTC [+] -121744;1360963669;kakobrekla;20:13.28 ( Bowjob ) im gonna need a job soon -121743;1360963675;kakobrekla;wrong direction of looking at things. -121742;1360963697;Bowjob;..mhm? -121741;1360963749;kakobrekla;well -121740;1360963787;kakobrekla;to me, having a job means you arent smart enough to live without having a job -121739;1360963797;kakobrekla;so you should be trying not to have a job. -121738;1360963860;Bowjob;eh, i can live without a job for a few years.. it just gets boring watching bitcoins grow -121737;1360963882;kakobrekla;why only for a few years -121736;1360963905;Bowjob;my bitcoin holdings arent that worth a fortune yet -121735;1360963926;kakobrekla;the what? -121734;1360963942;kakobrekla;i have been living by that since dunno when -121733;1360963988;Bowjob;well, tbh, I'm funded by unemployment insurance, I took those monies and put it in bitcoins and watch bitcoins shoot up in value. -121732;1360963996;Bowjob;i'll be recalled soon -121731;1360964022;kakobrekla;translate? -121730;1360964056;kakobrekla;obviously NOT! -121729;1360964157;kakobrekla;all sorts of stuff, i was doing some 3d photography when i was 18 then i was freelancing for a while, then building solar power plants for over a year and lots of stuff in between -121728;1360964184;kakobrekla;not really -121727;1360964201;kakobrekla;well not a regular job, i was never employed -121726;1360964234;kakobrekla;mostly short term well payed stuff -121725;1360964239;kakobrekla;paid -121724;1360964253;kakobrekla;did what -121723;1360964288;kakobrekla;its more of a projects thing -121722;1360964290;kakobrekla;i had projects -121721;1360964292;kakobrekla;not jobs -121720;1360964303;TomServo;who's on first? -121719;1360964309;kakobrekla;yeah, my employment card shows 0 days -121718;1360964374;kakobrekla;dunno, they have this shit here -121717;1360964394;kakobrekla;to track the record of your work -121716;1360964395;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 6 @ 0.00067 = 0.004 BTC [+] -121715;1360964464;kakobrekla;anywho i dont need to do any of that anymore i guess a part of that is btcs fault. -121714;1360964793;DeadWeasel;i just got the free amazon ec2 instance setup. -121713;1360964802;DeadWeasel;nice to have a free server out there. -121712;1360964810;DeadWeasel;i highly recommend it. -121711;1360965425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4788 @ 0.00065209 = 3.1222 BTC [+] -121710;1360965623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2312 @ 0.00065503 = 1.5144 BTC [+] -121709;1360965625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065097 = 2.8128 BTC [-] -121708;1360965626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7517 @ 0.00065079 = 4.892 BTC [-] -121707;1360965659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065865 = 2.846 BTC [+] -121706;1360965663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60 @ 0.00065867 = 0.0395 BTC [+] -121705;1360965665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00065868 = 10.473 BTC [+] -121704;1360965667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4495 @ 0.00065935 = 2.9638 BTC [+] -121703;1360965729;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -121702;1360965729;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 17 hours, 51 minutes, and 25 seconds ago: pong -121701;1360966145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065113 = 2.8135 BTC [-] -121700;1360966147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5929 @ 0.00065079 = 3.8585 BTC [-] -121699;1360966337;DeadWEasel;it's so dead here today -121698;1360966340;DeadWEasel;;;slap deadweasel -121697;1360966349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065107 = 2.8133 BTC [+] -121696;1360966373;DeadWEasel;what can I do with an amazon web server? -121695;1360966416;pigeons;same stuff you can do with any web server, comeon man -121694;1360966433;pigeons;and its only free for a year by the way -121693;1360966457;pigeons;and you pay for going over on I/O and stuff -121692;1360966678;jurov;DeadWEasel, set up btctalk mirror -121691;1360966694;burnside;AWS is only a good deal if you need to compute on and off (can shutdown machine when not in use) or if you need to be able to massively scale quickly. -121690;1360966696;jurov;so that scumbags can't just remove posts -121689;1360966707;burnside;for an always-on small server, there are way better deals out there. -121688;1360966827;DeadWeasel;yeah, i'm just using to upgrade my sysadmin skills -121687;1360966836;DeadWeasel;wanted something always on -121686;1360966839;DeadWeasel;and it's free for a year -121685;1360966842;DeadWeasel;so yeah, learning -121684;1360966865;DeadWeasel;jurov: why? -121683;1360966873;DeadWeasel;who wants to be on btctalk? -121682;1360966915;jurov;i mean, it's easy to make mess on btctalk and then remove whole threads as if nothing happened -121681;1360966957;jurov;if someone archived stuff, that couldn't happen -121680;1360967319;DeadWeasel;nice though, might be a good learning tool -121679;1360967499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4160 @ 0.00065092 = 2.7078 BTC [-] -121678;1360967505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 95 @ 0.00612 = 0.5814 BTC [-] -121677;1360967507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1905 @ 0.00612 = 11.6586 BTC [-] -121676;1360967714;pigeons;the hardest part about mirroring forums is not geting detected and blocked -121675;1360967732;kakobrekla;thats not that hard. -121674;1360967747;Namworld;Ah, I believe it is time for S.BVPS to get delisted. -121673;1360967751;pigeons;no its not, but its easier than the scraping, storing and retrevial -121672;1360967756;pigeons;*harder -121671;1360967996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00065079 = 3.0587 BTC [-] -121670;1360968853;mod6;!ticker m s.mpoe -121669;1360968854;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.000637 / 0.0006518 / 0.00066328 (874816 shares, 570.21 BTC), 7D: 0.0006153 / 0.00065288 / 0.0007 (18491986 shares, 12,073.07 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066233 / 0.0007 (74190390 shares, 49,138.58 BTC) -121668;1360968858;mod6;!ticker m s.dice -121667;1360968859;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.006 / 0.00626871 / 0.0069 (112814 shares, 707.20 BTC), 7D: 0.00556183 / 0.00620172 / 0.0069 (1415112 shares, 8,776.14 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00581855 / 0.0075 (6759704 shares, 39,331.73 BTC) -121666;1360969128;mod6;whats up :] -121665;1360969289;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -121664;1360969290;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 18 hours, 50 minutes, and 46 seconds ago: pong -121663;1360969823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1619 @ 0.00065092 = 1.0538 BTC [+] -121662;1360969825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065549 = 2.8324 BTC [+] -121661;1360969827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2907 @ 0.0006555 = 1.9055 BTC [+] -121660;1360969995;pigeons;https://btcjam.com/listings/1811 -121659;1360970110;mod6;yah smickles been afk for a minute -121658;1360970249;Diablo-D3;hrm -121657;1360970252;Diablo-D3;Namworld: yo -121656;1360970740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065522 = 2.8312 BTC [-] -121655;1360970742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8440 @ 0.0006555 = 5.5324 BTC [+] -121654;1360970744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 89 @ 0.00065687 = 0.0585 BTC [+] -121653;1360970957;Namworld;lol, pigeoons... nice find -121652;1360971500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9088 @ 0.00065687 = 5.9696 BTC [+] -121651;1360971501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00065745 = 3.7475 BTC [+] -121650;1360971503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2458 @ 0.00065935 = 1.6207 BTC [+] -121649;1360971505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1851 @ 0.00066344 = 1.228 BTC [+] -121648;1360971507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18233 @ 0.00066478 = 12.1209 BTC [+] -121647;1360972398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24617 @ 0.00066478 = 16.3649 BTC [+] -121646;1360972400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3783 @ 0.00066511 = 2.5161 BTC [+] -121645;1360972517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1883 @ 0.00065085 = 1.2256 BTC [-] -121644;1360972524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065084 = 2.8123 BTC [-] -121643;1360972526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38543 @ 0.00065079 = 25.0834 BTC [-] -121642;1360972528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1053 @ 0.00065024 = 0.6847 BTC [-] -121641;1360973644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1960 @ 0.00065035 = 1.2747 BTC [+] -121640;1360974060;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.34 = 1.02 BTC [+] -121639;1360974078;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.385 BTC [+] -121638;1360974158;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 9 @ 0.00067 = 0.006 BTC [+] -121637;1360974422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 550 @ 0.00649174 = 3.5705 BTC [+] -121636;1360974725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00065901 = 5.1732 BTC [+] -121635;1360975230;mircea_popescu;Notification Our company’s courier couldn’t make the delivery of parcel.REASON: -121634;1360975230;mircea_popescu;Postal code contains an error. LOCATION OF YOUR PARCEL: KnoxvilleFort DELIVERY -121633;1360975230;mircea_popescu;STATUS: sort order SERVICE: One-day Shipping NUMBER OF YOUR PARCEL: OFJ1EY6KIJ -121632;1360975230;mircea_popescu;FEATURES: NoLabel is enclosed to the letter. Print a label and show it at your post -121631;1360975230;mircea_popescu;office. -121630;1360975237;mircea_popescu;if anyone is wondering where the avalons are... -121629;1360975242;mircea_popescu;knoxville. -121628;1360975340;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: wut? -121627;1360975408;mircea_popescu;ya know, the lost 60 asics -121626;1360975537;DeadWeaselX;are in knoxville, you say? -121625;1360975904;mircea_popescu;surely. -121624;1360975919;mircea_popescu;so says an anonymous email i got from a russian server -121623;1360975957;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.02295 BTC [-] -121622;1360975959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00066508 = 1.3302 BTC [+] -121621;1360975960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066509 = 2.8739 BTC [+] -121620;1360975965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6817 @ 0.00066511 = 4.5341 BTC [+] -121619;1360975966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7212 @ 0.00066592 = 4.8026 BTC [+] -121618;1360976363;DeadWeaselX;haha -121617;1360976571;mircea_popescu;http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/23743515.jpg haha that kid is supersweet -121616;1360976587;Diablo-D3;The service is unavailable. -121615;1360976594;mircea_popescu;aw -121614;1360976637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 388 @ 0.00066592 = 0.2584 BTC [+] -121613;1360976639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00066695 = 0.867 BTC [+] -121612;1360976647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11471 @ 0.00066812 = 7.664 BTC [+] -121611;1360977036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00648 = 1.296 BTC [-] -121610;1360977225;mircea_popescu;Bove uses several metrics to make his point, focusing on the dollar as a percentage of total world money supply.That total has plunged from nearly 90 percent in 1952 to closer to 15 percent now. He also notes that the Chinese yuan, the yen and the euro each have a greater share of that total. -121609;1360977227;mircea_popescu;le ouch. -121608;1360977516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00615378 = 3.6923 BTC [-] -121607;1360978031;Namworld;So mircea, S.BVPS being delisted today? -121606;1360978104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4568 @ 0.00065901 = 3.0104 BTC [-] -121605;1360978106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 897 @ 0.00065106 = 0.584 BTC [-] -121604;1360978298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1142 @ 0.00065106 = 0.7435 BTC [-] -121603;1360978299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065104 = 2.8131 BTC [-] -121602;1360978300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11055 @ 0.00065103 = 7.1971 BTC [-] -121601;1360978524;mircea_popescu;done deal. -121600;1360978537;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76506.msg1457231#msg1457231 -121599;1360978544;mircea_popescu;Namworld ^ -121598;1360979145;deadweasel;there is not, the wench is on the phone again. -121597;1360979188;deadweasel;no, please tell -121596;1360979214;deadweasel;forgive my ignorance, is that up or down? -121595;1360979228;deadweasel;I didn't know if silver crashed or btc just high enough -121594;1360979231;deadweasel;not watching silver -121593;1360979235;deadweasel;hooray! -121592;1360979238;deadweasel;no worries, it will bounce -121591;1360979246;deadweasel;precious metal, there's a reason you got into it -121590;1360979270;deadweasel;they are not to be looked at relative to each other. -121589;1360979303;deadweasel;how would you leverage this opposite force? -121588;1360979334;deadweasel;you think they are related somehow? -121587;1360979359;deadweasel;i try not to, but I sometimes I do, stupidly -121586;1360979378;deadweasel;it will, but what distance? -121585;1360979390;deadweasel;tell me about it -121584;1360979409;deadweasel;so you are saying hedge with metals when they are at the bototm? -121583;1360979413;deadweasel;bottom* -121582;1360979419;deadweasel;and btc is at a top? -121581;1360979422;deadweasel;SUPPOSEDLY -121580;1360979439;deadweasel;fuck I love groove salad radio station. -121579;1360979449;deadweasel;i hear you -121578;1360979487;deadweasel;i am with you. I like your jib. only, I'd have to correctly guess one top and one bottom of unrelated commodoties -121577;1360979499;deadweasel;it's a radio station, one moment. -121576;1360979538;deadweasel;me too, but I was on here, and some asshat said to hold. so I did. -121575;1360979542;deadweasel;now he's not an asshat -121574;1360979554;deadweasel;and I try not to get too far -121573;1360979575;deadweasel;http://somafm.com/play/groovesalad -121572;1360979587;deadweasel;I hate lyrics, but I love to chill, so this fills the gap -121571;1360979649;deadweasel;usagi, has this method worked for you repeatedly? is there some relation in the peaks and dips of the two commodoties? -121570;1360979671;deadweasel;are you making money with TU? -121569;1360979679;deadweasel;true that -121568;1360979680;deadweasel;good -121567;1360979699;deadweasel;i'm glad, is it at a multiplier of the rising value of btc? -121566;1360979716;deadweasel;as in, have you been able to sell BTC, grab silver, and then buy btc in a valley? -121565;1360979747;Namworld;mircea_popescu -121564;1360979763;Namworld;signatures verified, everything looks fine. Thank you. -121563;1360979769;mircea_popescu;np np -121562;1360979769;deadweasel;I've been looking at your fund for several weeks. no real movement on bitfunder. -121561;1360979780;deadweasel;silver is low -121560;1360979781;mod6;(15:47) < usagi> it's an all time low << pretty funny since Silver was @ 9.13 in oct 2008 -121559;1360979782;deadweasel;no doubt -121558;1360979802;deadweasel;might help. -121557;1360979818;deadweasel;mircea_popescu's link to the angry mob about bitVPS was quite entertaining -121556;1360979843;mircea_popescu;hm ? -121555;1360979847;deadweasel;i hope so. no problem. keep me at the keyboard working for longer than i could with lyrics and pop shit. -121554;1360979865;deadweasel;http://somafm.com/play/groovesalad -121553;1360979866;deadweasel;that -121552;1360979874;deadweasel;your welcome -121551;1360979879;deadweasel;send me btc for free drugs -121550;1360979884;deadweasel;:) -121549;1360979898;deadweasel;true dat, you paid them at some point. -121548;1360979932;deadweasel;1GdtkZzhZTzBssUq6bnE27cz4rv5SJ4sr5 in case your flashback is actually good enough. -121547;1360979937;deadweasel;they never are -121546;1360979992;deadweasel;i have one of their t-shirts, but I got from goodwill, so I don't know. -121545;1360979996;deadweasel;it's very soft -121544;1360979999;deadweasel;so I bought it -121543;1360980047;deadweasel;thx truffles , if I 'member I'll jam into pandora -121542;1360980068;deadweasel;mad packet loss here, waiting on new wifi card. -121541;1360980098;deadweasel;can't even get the new walking dead -121540;1360980116;deadweasel;too much loss. IRC don't mind though. nice old school protocol. -121539;1360980120;deadweasel;expects packet loss -121538;1360980163;deadweasel;but fucking black samurai chick, i want to know!!!! -121537;1360980173;deadweasel;i bet she dies -121536;1360980177;deadweasel;dumb ho got shot -121535;1360980183;deadweasel;samurai evolution -121534;1360980207;deadweasel;so3e09 methinks, according ot torrentz.eu -121533;1360980231;deadweasel;she just showed up in that last, like 2 months ago, with a basket full of baby formula -121532;1360980291;deadweasel;yeah it does. -121531;1360980315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2779 @ 0.00066812 = 1.8567 BTC [+] -121530;1360980316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066947 = 2.8928 BTC [+] -121529;1360980317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8017 @ 0.00066948 = 5.3672 BTC [+] -121528;1360980318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00066986 = 2.7129 BTC [+] -121527;1360980397;deadweasel;she is quite the twat. she should have lez'ed up with blacky and started their own colony. -121526;1360980404;deadweasel;dumbasses -121525;1360980418;deadweasel;i would clean up in zombie apocalypse. -121524;1360980441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00067002 = 1.34 BTC [+] -121523;1360980457;deadweasel;my best description. biased, yet accurate. -121522;1360980466;deadweasel;they totally wanted to. -121521;1360980497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00067002 = 3.6851 BTC [+] -121520;1360980507;deadweasel;no shit, plus she discovered the "cover myself in organs" routine. -121519;1360980519;deadweasel;that plus here zombie brother on chains, ain't no thang! -121518;1360980526;deadweasel;here * her -121517;1360980535;deadweasel;brothers. -121516;1360980546;deadweasel;i hate that guy -121515;1360980575;deadweasel;is that circular? -121514;1360980582;deadweasel;or otherwise? -121513;1360980602;deadweasel;plunge != circuluar -121512;1360980655;deadweasel;my imagination fails me, usagi, but I will return, after I get the woman to feed me. -121511;1360980820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10323 @ 0.00067002 = 6.9166 BTC [+] -121510;1360980822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00066742 = 4.6386 BTC [-] -121509;1360980830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2027 @ 0.00065985 = 1.3375 BTC [-] -121508;1360980831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18988 @ 0.00065984 = 12.529 BTC [-] -121507;1360980833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00065544 = 6.1611 BTC [-] -121506;1360981025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4112 @ 0.0006522 = 2.6818 BTC [-] -121505;1360981982;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -121504;1360982169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 438 @ 0.0006695 = 0.2932 BTC [+] -121503;1360982186;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00998 BTC [-] -121502;1360982203;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.00999 = 0.04 BTC [+] -121501;1360982328;kakobrekla;usagi just go long on silver with btc? -121500;1360982979;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 7 @ 0.045 = 0.315 BTC [-] -121499;1360983300;mircea_popescu;There's also a "Discrete Delivery" option, in which McCabe delivers the condoms to the student's door without the blue siren on his head. -121498;1360983304;mircea_popescu;ahaha this is insanity. -121497;1360983309;mircea_popescu;http://www.sfgate.com/technology/businessinsider/article/This-College-Student-Founded-A-Startup-Delivering-4279375.php -121496;1360983758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2262 @ 0.00066452 = 1.5031 BTC [-] -121495;1360983759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2438 @ 0.00066738 = 1.6271 BTC [+] -121494;1360984033;fullluser;invite code for coinbr? -121493;1360984152;pigeons;39deGbwZts -121492;1360984187;fullluser;thanks -121491;1360984189;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 255 @ 0.0063 = 1.6065 BTC [+] -121490;1360984198;pigeons;no problem -121489;1360984435;Namworld;Thanks pass-through buyers -121488;1361012029;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 6 @ 0.00626 = 0.0376 BTC [-] -121487;1361012950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00067708 = 3.7239 BTC [+] -121486;1361012953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 556 @ 0.00067787 = 0.3769 BTC [+] -121485;1361013244;mircea_popescu;o, back to 67.7 huh -121484;1361013245;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -121483;1361013246;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.03806, Best ask: 27.09999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06193, Last trade: 27.03807, 24 hour volume: 47020.05585313, 24 hour low: 26.10300, 24 hour high: 27.50617, 24 hour vwap: 26.98591 -121482;1361013527;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00626 = 0.0125 BTC [-] -121481;1361014640;Anduck;mircea_popescu: polimedia.us is some sort of spamming service? -121480;1361014648;mircea_popescu;what ? -121479;1361014664;mircea_popescu;i dunno, are you some sort of idiot ? -121478;1361014720;Anduck;... excuse me. what? -121477;1361014756;Anduck;what does polimedia.us in fact do then? -121476;1361014772;Anduck;i just googled it and seems like ppl keep on complaining getting weird emails from polimedia.us -121475;1361014772;mircea_popescu;mno, we're not quite there yet. -121474;1361014786;mircea_popescu;we're at establishing who the fuck you are and what the fuck gives you the standing to ask stupid questions. -121473;1361014795;mircea_popescu;polimedia stands on its own, it's a website on the internet. -121472;1361014811;Anduck;well i'll google things that i find interesting, then -121471;1361014819;mircea_popescu;the fact that you're tolerated on an irc channel i happen to frequent does not by itself give you the position to ask loaded questions. -121470;1361014835;mircea_popescu;and since we're on it, look up "loaded question", it'll benefit your education. -121469;1361014871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00066105 = 3.9663 BTC [-] -121468;1361014876;Anduck;well i googled polimedia.us and people seems to be complaining about SPAM EMAILS from your domain -121467;1361014886;Anduck;and u just say "dont ask me questions related to that" -121466;1361014889;Anduck;ok. -121465;1361014930;mircea_popescu;no. -121464;1361014939;mircea_popescu;i do not say "don't ask me questions related to that" -121463;1361014951;mircea_popescu;i said, look up "loaded question", it will benefit your education. -121462;1361014952;mircea_popescu;do that. -121461;1361014990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2140 @ 0.00065973 = 1.4118 BTC [-] -121460;1361014993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12660 @ 0.00065972 = 8.3521 BTC [-] -121459;1361015034;Anduck;nah i'll just search other things ;_; -121458;1361015062;Anduck;mircea_popescu: http://billmullins.wordpress.com/2008/02/28/scamming-by-spamming-%E2%80%93-they-just-won%E2%80%99t-quit/ -121457;1361015063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1540 @ 0.00065972 = 1.016 BTC [-] -121456;1361015065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 486 @ 0.00065922 = 0.3204 BTC [-] -121455;1361015135;Anduck;its rather funny theyve still placed those "you are 100000000th visitor of this site U WONS A LOT THINGS CLICK HERES" ads on that blog -121454;1361015192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00066105 = 2.7764 BTC [+] -121453;1361016015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 347 @ 0.00639521 = 2.2191 BTC [-] -121452;1361016269;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 38 @ 0.0097 = 0.3686 BTC [-] -121451;1361016602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00066105 = 2.0493 BTC [+] -121450;1361016604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00066195 = 2.2506 BTC [+] -121449;1361017210;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 9 @ 0.00601 = 0.0541 BTC [-] -121448;1361017244;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 85 @ 0.006 = 0.51 BTC [-] -121447;1361017246;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 40 @ 0.006 = 0.24 BTC [-] -121446;1361017289;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00596 = 0.0119 BTC [-] -121445;1361017329;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00593 = 0.0593 BTC [-] -121444;1361017358;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 17 @ 0.00592 = 0.1006 BTC [-] -121443;1361017394;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 47 @ 0.00591 = 0.2778 BTC [-] -121442;1361017556;Namworld;There's half the dividends going to buying back shares at market rate, to be destroyed. -121441;1361017582;Namworld;So I guess the shares count should be diminishing. -121440;1361017593;Namworld;I think that was the motion long ago or something like that. -121439;1361017720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3195 @ 0.00065922 = 2.1062 BTC [-] -121438;1361017722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 413 @ 0.00065761 = 0.2716 BTC [-] -121437;1361017724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22892 @ 0.0006576 = 15.0538 BTC [-] -121436;1361017835;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes, 11 DMC for 1 ASICMINER. -121435;1361018001;Namworld;oh that -121434;1361018013;Diablo-D3;So I wonder when the trolls will shut up -121433;1361018023;Diablo-D3;another one just popped up claiming I stole from shareholders -121432;1361018082;Diablo-D3;and he claims he read the whole thread too -121431;1361018101;Diablo-D3;if he read the whole thread, he would have already known nefario took GLBSE down before he got caught -121430;1361018332;Diablo-D3;Except I never did. -121429;1361018388;Diablo-D3;The original group of shareholders not only agreed with selling shares at below IPO price in exchange for mining bonds, but came up with the idea. -121428;1361018437;Diablo-D3;er, why would I publish them? -121427;1361018449;Diablo-D3;nefario is the only one that had access to them, and he refused -121426;1361018596;Diablo-D3;s/why/how/ -121425;1361018633;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: infact, I'd like to know the exact total invested into DMC. I'll never know now. -121424;1361018662;Diablo-D3;its somewhere around 1500-2000. -121423;1361018671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.0006576 = 4.9978 BTC [-] -121422;1361018713;Diablo-D3;about 1000. -121421;1361018734;Diablo-D3;yes. -121420;1361018741;mircea_popescu;Anduck dude, some idiot making some nonsense post in 2008 is hardly anything i need explain. -121419;1361018743;mircea_popescu;ask him. -121418;1361018783;Anduck;mp: fine -121417;1361018789;mircea_popescu;no but seriously -121416;1361018797;mircea_popescu;it's the internet, anyone can write what they please. -121415;1361018803;mircea_popescu;do i ask you to explain why bitcoin is a scam ? -121414;1361018810;mircea_popescu;because i read it on somesitenobodyknows ? -121413;1361018847;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: because people are dumb. -121412;1361018858;Diablo-D3;and its probably closer to 750. -121411;1361018873;Diablo-D3;remember, I've recovered half the shares, so I only need to clear half of whatever went in. -121410;1361018896;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: see what I just said. -121409;1361018927;Namworld;He recovered half the shares already... so 1000 BTC of shares left maybe. -121408;1361018933;Diablo-D3;I sold a little over 20k shares, most for under 0.10 each (in trade for ASICMINER shares) -121407;1361018960;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 how many did you sell at 1 each ? -121406;1361018968;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: like 50. -121405;1361018984;mircea_popescu;okay. -121404;1361018996;Diablo-D3;seriously, no one was willing to invest at that price -121403;1361019019;Namworld;You could have asked nefario to do a stock split. -121402;1361019025;Diablo-D3;Namworld: he refused -121401;1361019030;Namworld;oh -121400;1361019033;Diablo-D3;he said he was going to add the feature later -121399;1361019035;Diablo-D3;and never did -121398;1361019071;Diablo-D3;he also said he was going to add logging dumps -121397;1361019072;mircea_popescu;strangely enough, people post on forum about missing glbse. -121396;1361019073;Diablo-D3;but never did -121395;1361019172;mircea_popescu;o, also, ##buttcoin -121394;1361019207;Namworld;No one is missing it because it's still right there... -121393;1361019234;Diablo-D3;of the last ~18k shares, I sold them for about 0.03 each -121392;1361019256;Diablo-D3;which is about 540 BTC -121391;1361019305;Diablo-D3;the first 2000 shares probably average around 0.66 or so -121390;1361019312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 498 @ 0.0006576 = 0.3275 BTC [-] -121389;1361019320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15788 @ 0.00065759 = 10.382 BTC [-] -121388;1361019334;Diablo-D3;so the amount that went in is probably closer to 1500 than 2000 -121387;1361019651;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so if you too want to claim I stole or did fraud, um, you're going to have to actually look up the definitions of those. -121386;1361019717;Diablo-D3;since it was never a guaranteed investment and it was a startup, they're lucky they're getting ANYTHING back -121385;1361019748;Diablo-D3;btw, looking back in the records, the its closer to first 3000 than first 2000 -121384;1361019761;Namworld;How do I check the full fingerprint when verifying a signature? -121383;1361019781;Diablo-D3;er, first 2500 even -121382;1361019797;Diablo-D3;so yeah, maybe it is closer to 2000. -121381;1361019803;Diablo-D3;er 2000 BTC -121380;1361019829;mircea_popescu;--fingerprint Namworld -121379;1361019855;mircea_popescu;like gpg --list-keys --fingerprint -121378;1361019888;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I think Im going to do a postmortem later today -121377;1361019903;Diablo-D3;to see if I can get as close as possible to what was originally put in -121376;1361019931;Namworld;Hmm... no public key -121375;1361020088;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136100590180.jpg ginger polis. -121374;1361020127;Namworld;Ah, well thanks -121373;1361020142;Namworld;I got all my BitVPS shareholders confirmed now. -121372;1361020416;Chaang-Noi;nice wall at 27 -121371;1361020477;Namworld;Small wall... -121370;1361020522;Chaang-Noi;biggest wall i have ever seen at 27 -121369;1361020522;Namworld;The ask side is far more bearish than before. Growth has stopped it seems. -121368;1361020564;Chaang-Noi;biggest ask wall ever at 27 or more btc... -121367;1361020583;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yJe2dRMJUg anyone know who this dood is ? -121366;1361020616;Namworld;yeah, I guess in 2011 there was less volume both side. -121365;1361020626;Chaang-Noi;:) -121364;1361020632;Chaang-Noi;mp i dont have flash, so i dont know -121363;1361020658;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i have access to SA's free transcription service, courtesy of lollie. -121362;1361020663;mircea_popescu;it is pretty funny shit -121361;1361020675;Chaang-Noi;cool -121360;1361020713;Chaang-Noi;i see you like asicminer -121359;1361020823;Namworld;Who likes ASICMINER? -121358;1361020871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065969 = 2.8505 BTC [+] -121357;1361020873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00066002 = 6.1052 BTC [+] -121356;1361020874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2014 @ 0.00066195 = 1.3332 BTC [+] -121355;1361020879;Chaang-Noi;mp's pr lady, and a bunch of others... -121354;1361020935;Namworld;I thought MP disliked any ASIC/Mining related securities. -121353;1361021064;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/18313.html#18385 lol that's kinda funny -121352;1361021092;mircea_popescu;hm. pseudo-perpetual miner bonds are bad investments. -121351;1361021104;mircea_popescu;i don't think much of the off-the-cuff asic manufacturers, -121350;1361021117;mircea_popescu;but asic technology per se is both unavoidable and necessary -121349;1361021135;mircea_popescu;just, it has to be done by serious people. -121348;1361021156;Namworld;It seems ASICMINER may have just pulled that off. -121347;1361021172;Namworld;It makes me sad I didn't buy more of those. -121346;1361021205;mircea_popescu;possibly. -121345;1361021225;mircea_popescu;the one point of concern is of course that technically anyone can create a pool user with an arbitrary hash power. -121344;1361021238;mircea_popescu;you could do it out of gpus, you could do it out of a botnet, you could do it out of bought hashing -121343;1361021252;Namworld;I'm still selling my shares while they're hot tho. -121342;1361021278;Chaang-Noi;4100 shares here -121341;1361021302;Chaang-Noi;im on the board, lol -121340;1361021327;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [+] -121339;1361021359;Namworld;Mwuahahaha -121338;1361021382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00065918 = 1.582 BTC [-] -121337;1361021484;Namworld;But seriously, don't they keep only people with 5k+ shares tho? -121336;1361021578;Chaang-Noi;i asked him about that and yeah, once they do the count agai im out unless i get 900 more shares -121335;1361021595;Chaang-Noi;but im on the board until they do the count, however being on the baord means nothing lol -121334;1361021604;Chaang-Noi;in the business? -121333;1361021666;Chaang-Noi;oh lol, i have not made a stock trade since glbse fail. -121332;1361021673;Chaang-Noi;i just hold what i hold -121331;1361021688;Namworld;I keep trading. -121330;1361021707;Chaang-Noi;what are you getting for your asicminer shares? -121329;1361021714;Chaang-Noi;im thinking about selling some now... -121328;1361021721;Namworld;0.41-0.43 a piece now -121327;1361021747;Namworld;Someone is selling 5k and has it filled with bids for 0.30 already. -121326;1361021779;Chaang-Noi;damn -121325;1361021797;Namworld;Assuming no other ASICs come on the market and they mine for months with the majority -121324;1361021815;Chaang-Noi;hmm, take .4 now or wait and hope for 1 btc... -121323;1361021825;Chaang-Noi;i might do 1/2 and 1/2 -121322;1361021829;Chaang-Noi;just sell 2000 -121321;1361021835;Namworld;I'm sure they'll have some competition soon. -121320;1361021882;Chaang-Noi;well anyone wants 2000 asicminer shares let me know -121319;1361021897;Chaang-Noi;lol :) -121318;1361021909;Chaang-Noi;id rather hold onto them lol -121317;1361021911;Namworld;I'll take them for 0.01 each, good discount... for me -121316;1361021956;Namworld;To me .20 would be worth to buy, .40+ is worth to sell. -121315;1361021964;Chaang-Noi;understand -121314;1361021971;Chaang-Noi;im going to look for the .3 ro .4 range -121313;1361021975;Chaang-Noi;to -121312;1361021991;Namworld;Yeah, I'd assume so. -121311;1361022111;Namworld;If you sell half for .4, you have a guaranteed 100% profit =) -121310;1361022134;Chaang-Noi;yeah, but i doubt i will get that much -121309;1361022146;Namworld;... you'd be surprised. -121308;1361022150;Chaang-Noi;id be happy with .35, still a good chunk of money -121307;1361022162;Namworld;These sell like cupcakes... -121306;1361022171;Chaang-Noi;id rather move it in one block, not with 20 different people -121305;1361022195;Chaang-Noi;i thought about selling them before but thought they were going to be listed on an exchange soon -121304;1361022226;mircea_popescu;they were going to be listed on an exchange for 3 months or so -121303;1361022231;Namworld;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=142038.msg1532635#msg1532635 -121302;1361022235;Namworld;Look at this thread -121301;1361022246;Namworld;113 asnonmous 4400 0.39 -121300;1361022254;Namworld;currently among the lead for bids... -121299;1361022262;Namworld;that's pretty much 4400 shares for .4 -121298;1361022274;Namworld;Guy is selling 5k shares =/ -121297;1361022290;Chaang-Noi;who is asnonmous? -121296;1361022295;Namworld;No idea -121295;1361022312;Chaang-Noi;hmm yeah -121294;1361022319;mircea_popescu;all this forum carusel of assignments is bound to end in tears. -121293;1361022320;Namworld;I had no idea who most bidders were, but most of mine paid. -121292;1361022322;Chaang-Noi;not bad... -121291;1361022341;Chaang-Noi;still time on the auction too -121290;1361022356;Namworld;yeah -121289;1361022373;Namworld;Were it not for time and others showing up, my auction would have kept going... -121288;1361022381;Namworld;I had to refuse a bid arriving too late -121287;1361022530;Namworld;I usually sell stuff when there's abnormally high demand and buying when there's abnormally no offer on something. -121286;1361022533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8186 @ 0.00066195 = 5.4187 BTC [+] -121285;1361022535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00066665 = 4.9999 BTC [+] -121284;1361022537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 950 @ 0.00066835 = 0.6349 BTC [+] -121283;1361022538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1964 @ 0.00067009 = 1.3161 BTC [+] -121282;1361022578;Namworld;Sometimes it keeps going up or down in value, but cashing in a profit safely and bid low again other places seems better than risking it all for a price going further up. -121281;1361022581;Chaang-Noi;since im on the board i think i will offer to sell to other board members first, ill do this when i wake up. -121280;1361022597;Namworld;Aye, I'll be going to sleep too. -121279;1361022621;Chaang-Noi;peace -121278;1361022949;Namworld;I don't know. I haven't kept track of anything B.BBVPS related -121277;1361022958;Namworld;What's happening with that? -121276;1361022972;Chaang-Noi;i wonder about brendio too, did rg run as well? -121275;1361022976;Chaang-Noi;iv not seen either in a long time -121274;1361022981;Namworld;RG is gone -121273;1361023013;Chaang-Noi;brendio is in austriala, -121272;1361023026;Chaang-Noi;i might have some info on him somewhere :/ -121271;1361023039;Chaang-Noi;im shocked he would just do a runner however -121270;1361023050;Chaang-Noi;he is someone i trusted -121269;1361023084;mircea_popescu;i thought he was german -121268;1361023092;Namworld;;;seen brendio -121267;1361023092;gribble;brendio was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 24 weeks, 0 days, 20 hours, 52 minutes, and 23 seconds ago: *nef -121266;1361023104;Namworld;^^^ -121265;1361023113;Namworld;He hasn't shown up anywhere apparently -121264;1361023140;Chaang-Noi;im 90% sure he is in austrilia, why did you think german? -121263;1361023160;mircea_popescu;ugh. i don't even remember. it's so long -121262;1361023179;mircea_popescu;he was i think the first person to offer mpex brokering, but it's a haze -121261;1361023184;Namworld;Where would he run? -121260;1361023196;mircea_popescu;moreover why would he run ? i don't know he had any outstanding obligations -121259;1361023215;Chaang-Noi;he seems to owe people money -121258;1361023215;mircea_popescu;well i mean, management for customers and such yes. but not loans or w/e -121257;1361023219;mircea_popescu;o ? -121256;1361023231;Chaang-Noi;he also did the ppt pass though stuff -121255;1361023241;mircea_popescu;he did ? -121254;1361023255;Namworld;yeah, that's a bit odd. -121253;1361023266;mircea_popescu;i don't recall him being involved -121252;1361023295;Namworld;He was. -121251;1361023297;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=brendio&sign=ANY&type=RECV << there's not a pirate rating -121250;1361023300;mircea_popescu;he was ? -121249;1361023309;mircea_popescu;12113 mrkent 20 brendio 2012-06-26 16:34:14 1 got paid from his pirate bonds :) -121248;1361023317;mircea_popescu;i guess he must have been, right you are -121247;1361023320;Namworld;Anyone Chaang, so yeah, RG indeed left BTC-land. He's around OTC occasionally however. -121246;1361023348;Chaang-Noi;hmm -121245;1361023351;Namworld;Anyhow* -121244;1361023365;Diablo-D3;[06:08:08] http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136100590180.jpg ginger polis. -121243;1361023368;Chaang-Noi;i get a fail loading btc on linux "error loading blkindex.DAT" -121242;1361023376;Diablo-D3;amy pond. the doctor is sitting on the curb. -121241;1361023420;Diablo-D3;[06:35:47] Someone is selling 5k and has it filled with bids for 0.30 already. -121240;1361023423;Diablo-D3;actually its gone up -121239;1361023433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00066396 = 0.8631 BTC [-] -121238;1361023434;mircea_popescu;o i c. thought it's an actual polis girl lol. -121237;1361023445;Chaang-Noi;anyone know how to deal with that error? -121236;1361023452;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its spelled police, and no -121235;1361023454;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b1/Amy_Pond.jpg why the fuck does she always look like someone stuck an 11 inch icedong up her butt ? -121234;1361023478;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: she doesnt. go watch the series. -121233;1361023488;mircea_popescu;i ain't watchin' no poliseries :D -121232;1361023492;Diablo-D3;and shes not even the hottest woman on the show -121231;1361023502;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: USE ENGLISH GODDAMNIT -121230;1361023504;mircea_popescu;she's not hot at all. lanky teeny type. -121229;1361023508;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its doctor who you retard -121228;1361023518;mircea_popescu;ok diabloman i use englice -121227;1361023529;Diablo-D3;can someone just ban mircea_popescu until he clues up? -121226;1361023532;mircea_popescu;what, i have to watch doctor who now ? -121225;1361023658;Namworld;I'm out, goodbye -121224;1361023943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1921 @ 0.00065918 = 1.2663 BTC [-] -121223;1361023945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13450 @ 0.00065903 = 8.864 BTC [-] -121222;1361023998;Chaang-Noi;what is? -121221;1361024016;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu's bullshit -121220;1361024025;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -121219;1361024040;Chaang-Noi;he seems like an unhappy guy for being so btc rich :) -121218;1361024044;mircea_popescu;dude what's with you and that chick. -121217;1361024055;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I was about to ask you the same exact question -121216;1361024060;mircea_popescu;you'd think i attacked mohammed's sister/gf in a taliban encampment. -121215;1361024060;Diablo-D3;we both know mpoe-pr doenst exist -121214;1361024070;mircea_popescu;o we do ?! -121213;1361024083;Diablo-D3;and you dont actually "punish" women like you described on your blog with the fake photos -121212;1361024094;mircea_popescu;orly ?! -121211;1361024104;mircea_popescu;how are they fake photos ? -121210;1361024106;Diablo-D3;you're like 14, have no bitcoins, and are trying to leech off people like the bitcoinica dude did -121209;1361024120;Diablo-D3;how are they fake? because Im pretty sure Ive seen that set before on 4chan. -121208;1361024126;mircea_popescu;lmao gtfo. -121207;1361024146;mircea_popescu;that's my motherfucking suit, you've seen me in it in like the blog header and whatnot -121206;1361024147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00065903 = 2.5043 BTC [-] -121205;1361024149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.00065771 = 2.1376 BTC [-] -121204;1361024154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00065768 = 2.2361 BTC [-] -121203;1361024155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00065759 = 4.2415 BTC [-] -121202;1361024180;Diablo-D3;Ive never seen you irl, and its not like that suit wasnt mass produced -121201;1361024192;mircea_popescu;actually it wasn't, but that aside -121200;1361024201;mircea_popescu;"i think i saw that on 4chan" is about as good as "i can tell because some pixels" -121199;1361024231;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: okay, prove it, send me 400k btc. -121198;1361024243;mircea_popescu;... -121197;1361024257;Diablo-D3;if you're so fucking rich, prove it -121196;1361024267;Diablo-D3;people who are that rich dont hang out on IRC -121195;1361024276;mircea_popescu;right, because that's how being rich works. people get online with you and make demands. -121194;1361024284;mircea_popescu;so you're lucky that i do. -121193;1361024292;Diablo-D3;they sure as hell they dont admit they have money -121192;1361024311;mircea_popescu;well not everyone's a pussy. -121191;1361024363;mircea_popescu;anyway, there : http://trilema.com/2010/portret-al-artistului-la-tinerete/ -121190;1361024376;mircea_popescu;my costarian money wad, my dollars wad, my pen, my keys... -121189;1361024382;mircea_popescu;did you see that on 4chan too ? -121188;1361024384;Diablo-D3;usagi: thats on my playlist anyhow -121187;1361024398;Diablo-D3;usagi: I have soma.fm installed on my roku downstairs too -121186;1361024418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006637 = 2.8678 BTC [+] -121185;1361024420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7630 @ 0.00066396 = 5.066 BTC [+] -121184;1361024421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00067008 = 1.4742 BTC [+] -121183;1361024423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 836 @ 0.00067009 = 0.5602 BTC [+] -121182;1361024424;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes? I dont know what that is. -121181;1361024425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9313 @ 0.00067055 = 6.2448 BTC [+] -121180;1361024467;mircea_popescu;cool. -121179;1361024508;Diablo-D3;it looks like you folded monopoly money up -121178;1361024525;Diablo-D3;and whats with the paintball gun? -121177;1361024555;Diablo-D3;usagi: looks like a gay beer brand that used ot be on the market years ago -121176;1361024557;mircea_popescu;well, did you see it on 4chan ? -121175;1361024571;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, Ive seen both monopoly money and painball guns on 4chan -121174;1361024587;mircea_popescu;mebbe you spend too much time on 4chan. -121173;1361024598;Diablo-D3;not really -121172;1361024614;Diablo-D3;people point lulz threads out to me -121171;1361024631;Diablo-D3;like, if you were claiming that you had 400k on 4chan, people would have pointed that thread out to me -121170;1361024650;Diablo-D3;few things are lulzier than that -121169;1361024653;mircea_popescu;what is 4chan anyway ? -121168;1361024667;Diablo-D3;basically a site for trolls, I think you'd fit in well there -121167;1361024679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5105 @ 0.00067055 = 3.4232 BTC [+] -121166;1361024687;mircea_popescu;ima make 400kchan -121165;1361024804;mircea_popescu;but anyway, the girls in the pic with a switch mark on their butt weren't being punished at the time -121164;1361024810;mircea_popescu;we were just having st nicholas fun. -121163;1361025211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00067345 = 7.8794 BTC [+] -121162;1361025540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4095 @ 0.00067345 = 2.7578 BTC [+] -121161;1361025790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9055 @ 0.00066794 = 6.0482 BTC [-] -121160;1361026081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00067493 = 3.6109 BTC [+] -121159;1361026449;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 500 @ 0.00449 = 2.245 BTC [-] -121158;1361026492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00067493 = 8.0317 BTC [+] -121157;1361026840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00067347 = 5.7245 BTC [-] -121156;1361027223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00067493 = 3.5771 BTC [+] -121155;1361028212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1861 @ 0.00067578 = 1.2576 BTC [+] -121154;1361028213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067577 = 3.3789 BTC [-] -121153;1361028330;Chaang-Noi;btc marketcap 300 million usd :) -121152;1361028356;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -121151;1361028356;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.10000, Best ask: 27.13699, Bid-ask spread: 0.03699, Last trade: 27.10000, 24 hour volume: 37314.47943457, 24 hour low: 26.32100, 24 hour high: 27.50617, 24 hour vwap: 27.12386 -121150;1361028359;Diablo-D3;wtf. -121149;1361028443;mircea_popescu;not quite. -121148;1361028453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1789 @ 0.00067496 = 1.2075 BTC [-] -121147;1361028455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3645 @ 0.00067347 = 2.4548 BTC [-] -121146;1361028456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7566 @ 0.00066666 = 5.0439 BTC [-] -121145;1361028529;pigeons;CoinBr.MPBPT-O at 0.10099999 makes money if MPBOR ends up over what? to estimate what MPBOR comes in at we look at option trade history and extrapolate? -121144;1361028891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1134 @ 0.00066666 = 0.756 BTC [-] -121143;1361028893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9298 @ 0.00066455 = 6.179 BTC [-] -121142;1361028894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2868 @ 0.00066361 = 1.9032 BTC [-] -121141;1361029561;pigeons;yes i mean if an investor was to buy the passthrough at 0.10099999 -121140;1361029650;pigeons;thanks -121139;1361029792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36568 @ 0.00067578 = 24.7119 BTC [+] -121138;1361029794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1274 @ 0.00067704 = 0.8625 BTC [+] -121137;1361030851;Anduck;!ticket mpex s.mpoe -121136;1361030861;Anduck;!ticker mpex s.mpoe -121135;1361030862;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00065024 / 0.0006625 / 0.00067787 (1242386 shares, 823.09 BTC), 7D: 0.0006153 / 0.00064333 / 0.00068254 (14678961 shares, 9,443.50 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066234 / 0.0007 (74525201 shares, 49,361.21 BTC) -121134;1361031242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8350 @ 0.00067704 = 5.6533 BTC [+] -121133;1361031489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00067704 = 0.0677 BTC [+] -121132;1361031491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8264 @ 0.00067799 = 5.6029 BTC [+] -121131;1361031498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3632 @ 0.00067889 = 2.4657 BTC [+] -121130;1361031522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11649 @ 0.00066826 = 7.7846 BTC [-] -121129;1361031961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1561 @ 0.00066826 = 1.0432 BTC [-] -121128;1361031963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6783 @ 0.00066361 = 4.5013 BTC [-] -121127;1361032219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6249 @ 0.00066361 = 4.1469 BTC [-] -121126;1361032231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4001 @ 0.0006576 = 2.6311 BTC [-] -121125;1361032262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065765 = 2.8417 BTC [+] -121124;1361032264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1127 @ 0.0006576 = 0.7411 BTC [-] -121123;1361032265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 752 @ 0.00065759 = 0.4945 BTC [-] -121122;1361033591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00067227 = 3.7983 BTC [+] -121121;1361033592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00066832 = 1.771 BTC [-] -121120;1361033700;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00626 = 0.0125 BTC [+] -121119;1361034099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00067889 = 2.1724 BTC [+] -121118;1361034380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067431 = 2.9137 BTC [-] -121117;1361034381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14250 @ 0.00067432 = 9.6091 BTC [+] -121116;1361034385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 394 @ 0.00067889 = 0.2675 BTC [+] -121115;1361034386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2285 @ 0.00067901 = 1.5515 BTC [+] -121114;1361034848;Diablo-D3;http://seclists.org/oss-sec/2013/q1/326 -121113;1361034999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00067901 = 0.9506 BTC [+] -121112;1361035375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7301 @ 0.00067306 = 4.914 BTC [-] -121111;1361035404;mircea_popescu;now that's some seriously subtle shit. -121110;1361036492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 939 @ 0.00067306 = 0.632 BTC [-] -121109;1361036494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067272 = 2.9068 BTC [-] -121108;1361036495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6799 @ 0.00067242 = 4.5718 BTC [-] -121107;1361036570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15 @ 0.00067901 = 0.0102 BTC [+] -121106;1361036572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00067934 = 2.8532 BTC [+] -121105;1361036574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067962 = 2.9366 BTC [+] -121104;1361036575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4714 @ 0.00067963 = 3.2038 BTC [+] -121103;1361036695;Chaang-Noi;2000 asicminer shares for sale, contact me if interested. -121102;1361036806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 286 @ 0.00067963 = 0.1944 BTC [+] -121101;1361036808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00067975 = 4.5543 BTC [+] -121100;1361036811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 371 @ 0.00067988 = 0.2522 BTC [+] -121099;1361036986;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: just put it in the auctions forum -121098;1361037015;Chaang-Noi;meh, i want to just sell it in one block with out that pain if i can avoid it. -121097;1361037026;Diablo-D3;no one has quite that much cash -121096;1361037034;Chaang-Noi;oh -121095;1361037037;Diablo-D3;although one guy is bidding on an entire block of 5000 -121094;1361037048;Chaang-Noi;yeah, im only 2k -121093;1361037058;Chaang-Noi;ill take his price of .39 if he bought it all -121092;1361037061;Diablo-D3;I'll pay 100 BTC for it. -121091;1361037077;Chaang-Noi;for 2k? -121090;1361037085;Diablo-D3;yes. -121089;1361037141;Chaang-Noi;.05 btc when to going rate is .4? -121088;1361037161;Diablo-D3;yes. -121087;1361037167;Chaang-Noi;im going to pass. -121086;1361037173;Diablo-D3;then use the auctions thread -121085;1361037179;Diablo-D3;btw, you can always sell in blocks of 100 -121084;1361037181;Chaang-Noi;meh -121083;1361037181;Diablo-D3;the 5000 guy is -121082;1361037228;Chaang-Noi;if i dont sell it it wont be the end of the world -121081;1361037245;Diablo-D3;you can always wait for the exchange to go up -121080;1361037285;Chaang-Noi;yeah -121079;1361037293;Chaang-Noi;i think .4 might be undervalued honestly -121078;1361037422;pigeons;http://www.coboloncogs.org/INDEX.HTM -121077;1361037575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.0065 = 4.225 BTC [+] -121076;1361037813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5729 @ 0.00067988 = 3.895 BTC [+] -121075;1361037819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00067992 = 1.5638 BTC [+] -121074;1361037821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00068061 = 3.6072 BTC [+] -121073;1361037823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1071 @ 0.00068103 = 0.7294 BTC [+] -121072;1361038082;pigeons;https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/16538-chick-fil-a-sauce-1-oz-28-grams -121071;1361038116;Chaang-Noi;i saw that pigeons! -121070;1361038201;Chaang-Noi;once i got out bid on someone selling nothing :) -121069;1361038236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2329 @ 0.00068103 = 1.5861 BTC [+] -121068;1361038238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8371 @ 0.00068136 = 5.7037 BTC [+] -121067;1361038306;pigeons;i'll give you a second chance offer on that -121066;1361038339;Chaang-Noi;:) -121065;1361038642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2055 @ 0.00067872 = 1.3948 BTC [-] -121064;1361038838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.0065 = 8.45 BTC [+] -121063;1361039027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2895 @ 0.00067872 = 1.9649 BTC [-] -121062;1361039156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3429 @ 0.00068136 = 2.3364 BTC [+] -121061;1361039157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00068336 = 3.6218 BTC [+] -121060;1361039159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00068337 = 1.3667 BTC [+] -121059;1361039159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 121 @ 0.00068372 = 0.0827 BTC [+] -121058;1361039745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4298 @ 0.00067881 = 2.9175 BTC [-] -121057;1361040422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4591 @ 0.00068372 = 3.139 BTC [+] -121056;1361040424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4109 @ 0.00068402 = 2.8106 BTC [+] -121055;1361040690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00651054 = 3.2553 BTC [+] -121054;1361041335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.0006821 = 4.229 BTC [-] -121053;1361041591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5291 @ 0.00068402 = 3.6191 BTC [+] -121052;1361041593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5759 @ 0.00068506 = 3.9453 BTC [+] -121051;1361041606;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyILRoOhvyQ -121050;1361041759;DeadWeasel;take it off, queenie -121049;1361041810;Ukto;was ciuciu scammer tagged? -121048;1361041821;Ukto;forums arnt loading for me -121047;1361041940;mircea_popescu;Ukto we need a service to warn of those 5 minutes a day when the forum does work -121046;1361041955;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel did you get your coinbase credit btw ? -121045;1361041971;DeadWeasel;Still pending, 16 hours later, not included in block. -121044;1361041980;Ukto;5 minutes every X per day -121043;1361042004;DeadWeasel;no response to support emails. -121042;1361042020;mircea_popescu;heh. -121041;1361042035;DeadWeasel;i think they sold my BTCs to someone else, now waiting to refill (someone to sell?) -121040;1361042038;DeadWeasel;i dunno, shady shit. -121039;1361042062;Ukto;I would say piss n moan on the forums but.. yeah.. about that. -121038;1361042132;DeadWeasel;i did last night. -121037;1361042142;Ukto;doesnt do much good with the site being dead -121036;1361042142;Ukto;lol -121035;1361042156;DeadWeasel;reddit too. "Fred" from coinbase said not to worry in a comment. -121034;1361042164;DeadWeasel;weird how they can respond their but not support emails. -121033;1361042167;Ukto;how many hour ago was that -121032;1361042167;DeadWeasel;there* -121031;1361042171;DeadWeasel;16+ -121030;1361042174;Ukto;ah -121029;1361042179;Ukto;then he's being honest -121028;1361042187;Ukto;ever had someone tell you "Don't worry" and ever be wrong? -121027;1361042188;Ukto;:P -121026;1361042200;Ukto;Thats like saying "Trust me." -121025;1361042235;Ukto;"I won't trust my grandma with 1 bitcoin, what makes you think I will trust you with any dollars?" -121024;1361042269;DeadWeasel;dammit. I just wanted to get them into my secure wallet, but I can't even get them there. -121023;1361042286;Ukto;mebbe they oversold -121022;1361042289;Ukto;waiting for price to drop back -121021;1361042295;Ukto;and if it doesnt they will just refund you -121020;1361042295;Ukto;:P -121019;1361042304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.0006821 = 12.005 BTC [-] -121018;1361042310;Ukto;:P -121017;1361042311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 665 @ 0.00664629 = 4.4198 BTC [+] -121016;1361042312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1680 @ 0.00665709 = 11.1839 BTC [+] -121015;1361042580;mircea_popescu;meanwhile back at the ranch -121014;1361042580;mircea_popescu;http://www.cnbc.com/id/100442841 -121013;1361042603;mircea_popescu;"The emergency court order freezes assets in a trading firm based in Zurich, Switzerland. The SEC said the freeze guarantees that potentially illegal profits can't be taken out of the account while its investigation continues." -121012;1361042618;mircea_popescu;basically, traders make money, sec doesn't agree they may keep it, money is frozen. -121011;1361042641;mircea_popescu;now, and i quote, -121010;1361042652;mircea_popescu;"the suspicious traders will now have to make an appearance in court to explain their trading if they want their assets unfrozen." -121009;1361042696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.0006821 = 5.3545 BTC [-] -121008;1361042747;B0g4r7;:sigh: -121007;1361042754;B0g4r7;The forums sure break a lot. -121006;1361042892;Chaang-Noi;have 2000 asicminer shares for sale, -121005;1361042983;B0g4r7;Why're you selling? :trollface: -121004;1361042985;kakobrekla;27 wall is gonna fall -121003;1361043014;Chaang-Noi;i want to sell half my stake to garantee profits -121002;1361043025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.0006821 = 4.7406 BTC [-] -121001;1361043027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2007 @ 0.00067881 = 1.3624 BTC [-] -121000;1361043027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5904 @ 0.00067273 = 3.9718 BTC [-] -120999;1361043095;B0g4r7;Just buy 1k more and get on the board. ;) -120998;1361043112;Chaang-Noi;i am on the board... -120997;1361043128;B0g4r7;ah, cool. -120996;1361043130;Chaang-Noi;but id rather have 800 btc than 2000 shares -120995;1361043131;kakobrekla;surfing board? -120994;1361043135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1141 @ 0.00068506 = 0.7817 BTC [+] -120993;1361043137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4293 @ 0.00068545 = 2.9426 BTC [+] -120992;1361043162;B0g4r7;Yeah, a bird in the hand. -120991;1361043176;Chaang-Noi;got bills -120990;1361043199;Chaang-Noi;im still keeping over half my shares -120989;1361043285;B0g4r7;I almost bought shares at 0.09. -120988;1361043289;B0g4r7;But then I got high. -120987;1361043297;B0g4r7;Actually, but then glbse collapsed. -120986;1361043696;mircea_popescu;heh -120985;1361043698;kakobrekla;are those asic bonds paying out yet? -120984;1361043720;kakobrekla;or how does that work -120983;1361043851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00068731 = 4.7424 BTC [+] -120982;1361043853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2872 @ 0.00068805 = 1.9761 BTC [+] -120981;1361043895;Chaang-Noi;not paying yet, but mining -120980;1361044030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6159 @ 0.00068559 = 4.2225 BTC [-] -120979;1361044033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5041 @ 0.00068518 = 3.454 BTC [-] -120978;1361044037;Bowjob;;;ticker -120977;1361044037;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.09272, Best ask: 27.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00728, Last trade: 27.10000, 24 hour volume: 28637.91569860, 24 hour low: 26.80750, 24 hour high: 27.50617, 24 hour vwap: 27.16874 -120976;1361044083;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 30 -120975;1361044085;gribble;There are currently 33232.096 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 953345.261061 USD in total. -120974;1361044189;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/fiat-vs-bitcoin-a-comparison/ -120973;1361044282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1978 @ 0.00068805 = 1.361 BTC [+] -120972;1361044286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2040 @ 0.00068835 = 1.4042 BTC [+] -120971;1361044753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1220 @ 0.00068518 = 0.8359 BTC [-] -120970;1361044755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067806 = 2.9299 BTC [-] -120969;1361044757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8159 @ 0.00067805 = 5.5322 BTC [-] -120968;1361044941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5560 @ 0.00068835 = 3.8272 BTC [+] -120967;1361044943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3399 @ 0.00068845 = 2.34 BTC [+] -120966;1361045156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1206 @ 0.00067805 = 0.8177 BTC [-] -120965;1361045161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.000678 = 4.5765 BTC [-] -120964;1361045164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2544 @ 0.00067628 = 1.7205 BTC [-] -120963;1361045757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 922 @ 0.00068845 = 0.6348 BTC [+] -120962;1361045759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5528 @ 0.00068846 = 3.8058 BTC [+] -120961;1361046267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2856 @ 0.00067628 = 1.9315 BTC [-] -120960;1361046269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067274 = 2.9069 BTC [-] -120959;1361046271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2023 @ 0.00067273 = 1.3609 BTC [-] -120958;1361046435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068842 = 2.9747 BTC [+] -120957;1361046440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2116 @ 0.00068846 = 1.4568 BTC [+] -120956;1361046498;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00067 BTC [+] -120955;1361046738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7305 @ 0.00068846 = 5.0292 BTC [+] -120954;1361046740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7095 @ 0.00068856 = 4.8853 BTC [+] -120953;1361047093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2710 @ 0.00067273 = 1.8231 BTC [-] -120952;1361047094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067253 = 2.906 BTC [-] -120951;1361047102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8469 @ 0.00067252 = 5.6956 BTC [-] -120950;1361047397;Ukto;btw kimdotcom backing bitcoin https://twitter.com/KimDotcom/status/302844443223023616 -120949;1361047470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 57 @ 0.00665709 = 0.3795 BTC [+] -120948;1361047472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2348 @ 0.00689999 = 16.2012 BTC [+] -120947;1361047974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.00194988 = 0.9749 BTC [+] -120946;1361047976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1500 @ 0.00165 = 2.475 BTC [-] -120945;1361047978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 2700 @ 0.00195 = 5.265 BTC [+] -120944;1361047981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.001955 = 9.775 BTC [+] -120943;1361047983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.00196 = 9.8 BTC [+] -120942;1361047989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 3302 @ 0.001965 = 6.4884 BTC [+] -120941;1361048733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11250 @ 0.00068435 = 7.6989 BTC [+] -120940;1361048977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067648 = 2.9231 BTC [-] -120939;1361048980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2379 @ 0.00067664 = 1.6097 BTC [+] -120938;1361049498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5447 @ 0.00067662 = 3.6855 BTC [-] -120937;1361049499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 153 @ 0.00067664 = 0.1035 BTC [+] -120936;1361049956;error4733;28$ !! -120935;1361050003;error4733;tmrw -120934;1361050176;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -120933;1361050176;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.23000, Best ask: 27.23700, Bid-ask spread: 0.00700, Last trade: 27.23700, 24 hour volume: 24415.94090532, 24 hour low: 26.80750, 24 hour high: 27.50617, 24 hour vwap: 27.17259 -120932;1361050274;error4733;;;ticker m s.dice -120931;1361050274;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -120930;1361050430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8350 @ 0.00067664 = 5.6499 BTC [+] -120929;1361051924;jurov;one day away and what do i see? [14:39:49] CoinBr.MPBPT-O at 0.10999... makes 0.999...% -120928;1361051958;jurov;NOPE. Since it was sold around 0.1, it made 9.999% -120927;1361052148;jurov;also, it's still on frontpage of bitfunder.... -120926;1361052643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067253 = 2.906 BTC [-] -120925;1361052644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6231 @ 0.00067252 = 4.1905 BTC [-] -120924;1361052646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2540 @ 0.00067242 = 1.7079 BTC [-] -120923;1361052742;thestringpuller;;;ticker -120922;1361052744;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.33999, Best ask: 27.35000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01001, Last trade: 27.37997, 24 hour volume: 24475.57973389, 24 hour low: 26.80750, 24 hour high: 27.50617, 24 hour vwap: 27.18062 -120921;1361052790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.00067201 = 0.4032 BTC [-] -120920;1361052982;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -120919;1361052983;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 0 days, 18 hours, 5 minutes, and 44 seconds ago: pong -120918;1361052989;thestringpuller;:( -120917;1361052995;thestringpuller;hope he's not dead -120916;1361053175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00067214 = 5.9148 BTC [+] -120915;1361053521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00067201 = 0.6048 BTC [-] -120914;1361053649;pigeons;jurov: so if I buy CoinBr.MPBPT-O at 0.10099999, March MPBOR needs to be what for me to break even? -120913;1361053707;jurov;it needs to be 0.999% -120912;1361053768;jurov;usagi was correct, i misread that -120911;1361053839;pigeons;seems to be a good deal to me -120910;1361053882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00067201 = 5.1073 BTC [-] -120909;1361053883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4315 @ 0.00066994 = 2.8908 BTC [-] -120908;1361054121;jurov;yes, i'm interested myself why anyone is selling at that price :) -120907;1361054131;jurov;maybe it's eskimobob -120906;1361054253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00067214 = 7.864 BTC [+] -120905;1361054480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4192 @ 0.00067214 = 2.8176 BTC [+] -120904;1361054482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2858 @ 0.00067663 = 1.9338 BTC [+] -120903;1361054923;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.00067 = 0.0067 BTC [+] -120902;1361055248;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.00449 = 0.0449 BTC [-] -120901;1361055255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1463 @ 0.00067663 = 0.9899 BTC [+] -120900;1361055257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7018 @ 0.00067664 = 4.7487 BTC [+] -120899;1361055262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 719 @ 0.00067966 = 0.4887 BTC [+] -120898;1361055459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3031 @ 0.00067966 = 2.06 BTC [+] -120897;1361055461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6886 @ 0.00068019 = 4.6838 BTC [+] -120896;1361055791;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 0.99 = 2.97 BTC [-] -120895;1361056558;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00067 = 0.067 BTC [+] -120894;1361056797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1214 @ 0.00068019 = 0.8258 BTC [+] -120893;1361056799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6696 @ 0.00068649 = 4.5967 BTC [+] -120892;1361056803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2905 @ 0.00068856 = 2.0003 BTC [+] -120891;1361056805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2285 @ 0.00068894 = 1.5742 BTC [+] -120890;1361056925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067628 = 2.9222 BTC [-] -120889;1361056927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3479 @ 0.00067625 = 2.3527 BTC [-] -120888;1361057227;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 7 hours, 40 minutes, and 5 seconds ago: so if the underlying bond then returns 5% you get back 0.105 -120887;1361057612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5371 @ 0.00067625 = 3.6321 BTC [-] -120886;1361057613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3711 @ 0.00066994 = 2.4861 BTC [-] -120885;1361057614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3187 @ 0.00066956 = 2.1339 BTC [-] -120884;1361057618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2481 @ 0.00066832 = 1.6581 BTC [-] -120883;1361057808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3219 @ 0.00066832 = 2.1513 BTC [-] -120882;1361057809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6756 @ 0.00066776 = 4.5114 BTC [-] -120881;1361057811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00066681 = 5.7346 BTC [-] -120880;1361057812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00066536 = 1.1976 BTC [-] -120879;1361057986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5383 @ 0.00066216 = 3.5644 BTC [-] -120878;1361058910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5157 @ 0.0006576 = 3.3912 BTC [-] -120877;1361058911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5985 @ 0.00065748 = 3.935 BTC [-] -120876;1361058914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00065703 = 5.2562 BTC [-] -120875;1361058916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8658 @ 0.000657 = 5.6883 BTC [-] -120874;1361059097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.000657 = 1.1826 BTC [-] -120873;1361059200;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00067 = 0.067 BTC [+] -120872;1361059632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5557 @ 0.00066216 = 3.6796 BTC [+] -120871;1361059716;wao;http://bitcoinmagazine.com/mega-sidesteps-us-state-censorship-with-bitcoin/ -120870;1361060010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.000657 = 6.8328 BTC [-] -120869;1361060058;dub;what the fuck -120868;1361060157;dub;dude is beyond retarded -120867;1361060170;dub;They accused Megaupload owner Kim Dotcom of a number of criminal indictments and begun a legal case. -120866;1361060176;dub;ENGLISH motherfucker -120865;1361060277;pigeons;is anyone's name on that article? -120864;1361060284;pigeons;"Bitcoin is more than drugs, sex and criminal gangsters. " -120863;1361060288;dub;its amir -120862;1361060296;dub;(of course) -120861;1361060307;pigeons;are you fucking kidding me? -120860;1361060314;dub;the official drooling mouthbreather of bitcoin pr -120859;1361060315;pigeons;no shit -120858;1361060392;pigeons;i've not heard of bitvoucher -120857;1361060458;mircea_popescu;amir is now writing for bitcoinrag ? -120856;1361060465;mircea_popescu;this is strangely fitting. -120855;1361060510;pigeons;http://unsystem.net/static/ppl/taaki.jpg -120854;1361060537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.0066063 = 0.9909 BTC [-] -120853;1361060538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 29 @ 0.00654141 = 0.1897 BTC [-] -120852;1361060581;dub;you can actually see the stupid in his face in that shot -120851;1361060592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4142 @ 0.000657 = 2.7213 BTC [-] -120850;1361060598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00065642 = 0.9846 BTC [-] -120849;1361060599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9558 @ 0.00065621 = 6.2721 BTC [-] -120848;1361060632;mircea_popescu;i like the door. -120847;1361060632;pigeons;ok bitvoucher just sells the megaupload codes, https://zipbit.co/ takes their bitcoin -120846;1361060713;dub;mircea_popescu: iirc him and the interscamgo set were in with vlad from teh start? -120845;1361060734;BitHub;can i buy any mega shares? :P -120844;1361060735;mircea_popescu;i don't think the minions (taaki, vlad, whatgever) are in with anyone particularly. -120843;1361060737;mircea_popescu;they just do what told. -120842;1361060788;dub;meh, I tuned out after they published teh first cover -120841;1361060795;pigeons;Currently, only New Zealand and Bermuda merchants can use zipbit's services -120840;1361060815;dub;thats like, 18 people? -120839;1361060819;BitHub;no Australians? -120838;1361060821;BitHub;wtf? -120837;1361060992;pigeons;mircea_popescu: kimdotcom has his own rota http://www.fscl.org.nz/ -120836;1361061066;mircea_popescu;lol except his is stupid and fat. -120835;1361061095;dub;that is KDCs? -120834;1361061101;mircea_popescu;so basically zipbit's patrick harnett's secret grinch project -120833;1361061111;mircea_popescu;dub ya -120832;1361061122;pigeons;clickt "list of participants and its 403 forbidden -120831;1361061125;dub;citation needed -120830;1361061251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11335 @ 0.00066216 = 7.5056 BTC [+] -120829;1361061252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2965 @ 0.00067449 = 1.9999 BTC [+] -120828;1361061261;pigeons;Trevor Slater, General Manager -120827;1361061284;pigeons;, ceo -120826;1361061291;pigeons;Susan Taylor -120825;1361061323;pigeons;sorry, i'll take a break -120824;1361061368;pigeons;fuck it is patrick -120823;1361061426;pigeons;Trendon did say he was "working for Bitcoin" too -120822;1361061458;dub;those people worked for the govt banking disputes resolution scheme, unlikely to be mega shills -120821;1361061465;mircea_popescu;pretty soon the scammers allied with the idiots will dominate everything -120820;1361061473;pigeons;no they are his rota -120819;1361061496;dub;where is the link? -120818;1361061497;pigeons;Bruce Wagner, Human Resources -120817;1361061546;pigeons;Jonathan Ryan Owens, Marketing -120816;1361061570;mircea_popescu;this has got to be a joke -120815;1361061592;dub;whats jokey about it? -120814;1361061602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00065785 = 3.5524 BTC [-] -120813;1361061604;mircea_popescu;cause bruce is better at marketing -120812;1361061604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00065621 = 1.3124 BTC [-] -120811;1361061627;pigeons;but he gets to hire the interns this way -120810;1361061693;Namworld;xD -120809;1361061704;dub;fscl just looks like an advisory service for ombudsman cases -120808;1361061750;dub;financial ambulance chasers -120807;1361061811;pigeons;rota -120806;1361061818;dub;well no -120805;1361061835;dub;its nothing like that at all from first glance -120804;1361061837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5335 @ 0.00067449 = 3.5984 BTC [+] -120803;1361061839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00068034 = 2.9397 BTC [+] -120802;1361061841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00068035 = 1.2246 BTC [+] -120801;1361061842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2925 @ 0.00068254 = 1.9964 BTC [+] -120800;1361061856;pigeons;FSCL is an independent not-for-profit External Dispute Resolution (EDR) scheme -120799;1361061868;dub;they take your case to the DRS and clip the ticket -120798;1361061907;dub;http://www.fscl.org.nz/faq.php scope is the same as the actual service -120797;1361061911;dub;er http://www.cab.org.nz/vat/money/bit/Pages/TheBankingOmbudsman.aspx -120796;1361062047;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.331 = 0.662 BTC [-] -120795;1361062052;pigeons;truffles: no, this is where you make a complaint against patrick harnett, he recuses himself and his friends say he should nake some token gesture and be cleared -120794;1361062258;pigeons;borrowed tons of money at super-high rates, had his own "credit rating agency" that said all these stoners were "no risk", ran a passthrogh to ponzi@40, -120793;1361062329;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5000 @ 0.00067 = 3.35 BTC [+] -120792;1361062356;pigeons;made an agreement with mircea_popescu to invest someof his money in his lending business that would not be in pirate, flat out lied and everyone in that security that mp ran an etf that held some, they all lost -120791;1361062394;pigeons;right he was in MPCDO or whatever? -120790;1361063715;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.00626 = 0.0438 BTC [+] -120789;1361064225;pigeons;https://sites.google.com/a/bitcoin2012.com/homepage/_/rsrc/1332304086483/config/logo-medium.png -120788;1361064307;pigeons;do you like that one, or this one https://sites.google.com/a/bitcoin2012.com/homepage/_/rsrc/1343922718967/config/ad_bdt.jpg -120787;1361064345;Anduck;both suck -120786;1361064363;Anduck;soz -120785;1361064369;Anduck;1st one sucks less -120784;1361064379;pigeons;oh, your more of a https://sites.google.com/a/bitcoin2012.com/homepage/_/rsrc/1332293239618/config/intersango.png guy? -120783;1361064588;mircea_popescu;lmao what is this, the logo cemetery ? -120782;1361064654;pigeons;https://s-media-cache-ec1.pinimg.com/550x/8f/fe/7c/8ffe7ca82beb62232e47f511294c8f8e.jpg -120781;1361064681;pigeons;i have these in hi-res if you want them for printing high quality posters -120780;1361064686;pigeons;https://s-media-cache-ec5.pinimg.com/550x/32/b8/3f/32b83feb0ae476de8bcea0c82126d014.jpg -120779;1361064706;mircea_popescu;a.... a gir ?! -120778;1361064728;mircea_popescu;photochop am i rite ? -120777;1361064878;pigeons;https://s-media-cache-ec9.pinimg.com/550x/31/49/e0/3149e02cc3eff69ea2731d8fd0fcc1d8.jpg -120776;1361064922;pigeons;i'll stop, but i like to share -120775;1361064932;pigeons;https://s-media-cache-ec4.pinimg.com/550x/97/a8/42/97a84201ac7873ff91a3dcfaf069055a.jpg -120774;1361064951;wao;like someone is selfposting -120773;1361064952;wao;:p -120772;1361066222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065921 = 2.8484 BTC [-] -120771;1361066226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6579 @ 0.00065906 = 4.336 BTC [-] -120770;1361066366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2671 @ 0.00065906 = 1.7603 BTC [-] -120769;1361066368;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 31448 @ 0.00067 = 21.0702 BTC [+] -120768;1361066378;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00069 BTC [+] -120767;1361066413;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1000 @ 0.0007 = 0.7 BTC [+] -120766;1361066439;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.00078 = 0.0078 BTC [+] -120765;1361066447;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3 @ 0.00079 = 0.0024 BTC [+] -120764;1361066597;zanz;anyone got any info on how to actually make money using mpex.co? -120763;1361066609;zanz;like any info on or around the subject -120762;1361066689;asciilifeform;zanz: I made 0.4 BTC (or 1.4 BTC, depending on how you count) using MPEX -120761;1361066704;pigeons;zanz, you buy stuff low and sell high, or you buy and hold and receive monthly dividends, or you buy and sell puts and calls on the price of bitcoin -120760;1361066705;asciilifeform;zanz: details here: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1108 -120759;1361066759;zanz;ah yes, my days of the eve stock exchange have come back to me. how big is it atm? cheers for the good responses by the way -120758;1361066778;mircea_popescu;zanz ideally you buy low and sell high -120757;1361066819;mircea_popescu;if you catch bugpowder online sometime you could probably bug him for tips, i think he's one of the more successful traders -120756;1361066905;zanz;cheers bud. see reddit is now accepting bitcoins... -120755;1361067077;pigeons;how's your learn japanese site usagi? -120754;1361067087;mircea_popescu;silvery. -120753;1361067122;thestringpuller;stop being poops -120752;1361067127;thestringpuller;will someone buy me food for btc -120751;1361067179;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [+] -120750;1361067226;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: buy me food lol -120749;1361067243;mircea_popescu;you know i've never used a credit card online ? -120748;1361067471;pigeons;no -120747;1361067559;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 300 @ 0.0063 = 1.89 BTC [+] -120746;1361067591;thestringpuller;;;ticker -120745;1361067592;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.38000, Best ask: 27.39978, Bid-ask spread: 0.01978, Last trade: 27.14000, 24 hour volume: 18524.25762086, 24 hour low: 26.80750, 24 hour high: 27.49989, 24 hour vwap: 27.16598 -120744;1361067593;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -120743;1361067593;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 0 days, 22 hours, 9 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: pong -120742;1361067600;thestringpuller;:( -120741;1361067605;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 8 @ 0.00079 = 0.0063 BTC [+] -120740;1361067624;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: have you heard from smickles outside the channel (email/anything else) I'm slightly worried. -120739;1361067634;mircea_popescu;nope. -120738;1361067648;thestringpuller;should I be worried? -120737;1361067655;thestringpuller;that the assassins have been dispatched? -120736;1361067659;mircea_popescu;hm. -120735;1361067668;mircea_popescu;afaik his wife was due sometime this spring -120734;1361067673;mircea_popescu;maybe he had an early surprise. -120733;1361067691;mircea_popescu;did you try emailing him ? -120732;1361067738;thestringpuller;Not as of yet. I don't need anything, I was just hoping he was okay. -120731;1361067764;pigeons;his blog was reset -120730;1361067780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18750 @ 0.00065792 = 12.336 BTC [-] -120729;1361067781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2842 @ 0.00065621 = 1.8649 BTC [-] -120728;1361067782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 358 @ 0.00065554 = 0.2347 BTC [-] -120727;1361067796;mircea_popescu;what was his blog again ? -120726;1361067821;thestringpuller;something mostofmany -120725;1361067861;pigeons;http://blog.smickles.com/bitcoin/btc-is-scammed-about-as-much-as-usd/ -120724;1361067867;mircea_popescu;o yea -120723;1361067868;mircea_popescu;hm -120722;1361067921;pigeons;not him http://sm.ickl.es/ -120721;1361067923;thestringpuller;did he take the money and run? I would hate to insinuate as much. -120720;1361067965;pigeons;he's not been around for about 2 weeks, that's not unprecedented for him -120719;1361067997;pigeons;oh my i dont know about money and communication -120718;1361068020;pigeons;if he is your broker and didnt say anything and gone for 2 weeks thats different -120717;1361068029;mircea_popescu;so email him -120716;1361068068;pigeons;right assuming he's not answered your emails -120715;1361068151;mircea_popescu;i dunno that he's had that much money to run with anyway -120714;1361068168;mircea_popescu;he certainly had hundreds of my btcs at various past points (none atm) -120713;1361068255;thestringpuller;nah unofficial broker -120712;1361068263;thestringpuller;I just hope the assassins weren't dispatched -120711;1361068267;thestringpuller;and the feds got to him or something -120710;1361068275;thestringpuller;since we're american and we can be killed at any time :P -120709;1361068307;mircea_popescu;dude get out -120708;1361068326;mircea_popescu;life's not quite as cinematic as all that -120707;1361068348;thestringpuller;Hahahaha -120706;1361068988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00065681 = 5.1888 BTC [+] -120705;1361068990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13550 @ 0.00065806 = 8.9167 BTC [+] -120704;1361069047;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 372 @ 0.00637 = 2.3696 BTC [+] -120703;1361069147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1509 @ 0.00654141 = 9.871 BTC [-] -120702;1361069183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17142 @ 0.00065554 = 11.2373 BTC [-] -120701;1361069183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14676 @ 0.00065526 = 9.6166 BTC [-] -120700;1361070229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00065806 = 1.9742 BTC [+] -120699;1361070498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2674 @ 0.00065526 = 1.7522 BTC [-] -120698;1361070500;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10757 @ 0.0006552 = 7.048 BTC [-] -120697;1361070502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00065493 = 5.7634 BTC [-] -120696;1361070503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5353 @ 0.00065485 = 3.5054 BTC [-] -120695;1361070505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00065476 = 10.6071 BTC [-] -120694;1361070506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13650 @ 0.00065465 = 8.936 BTC [-] -120693;1361070508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00065447 = 1.9634 BTC [-] -120692;1361070510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1109 @ 0.00065445 = 0.7258 BTC [-] -120691;1361070512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15250 @ 0.00065261 = 9.9523 BTC [-] -120690;1361070513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.0006519 = 1.9557 BTC [-] -120689;1361070514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10208 @ 0.00065072 = 6.6425 BTC [-] -120688;1361070518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2853 @ 0.00064875 = 1.8509 BTC [-] -120687;1361070520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00064838 = 2.1397 BTC [-] -120686;1361070524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1246 @ 0.0006466 = 0.8057 BTC [-] -120685;1361070883;pigeons;https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/16917-secret-autowin-satoshidice-address-shhh-only-posting-this-once -120684;1361070898;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00639 = 0.0192 BTC [+] -120683;1361070900;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 47 @ 0.00639 = 0.3003 BTC [+] -120682;1361070936;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 700 @ 0.0063 = 4.41 BTC [+] -120681;1361071947;dub;listen very carefully I shall post this only once -120680;1361071959;dub;zee train was bummed -120679;1361072681;Diablo-D3;http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/02/16/mega-update-dotcoms-service-now-accepts-bitcoin-will-expand-into-email-chat-voice-video-and-mobile/ -120678;1361072905;mircea_popescu;dude what service, seriously. -120677;1361072907;mircea_popescu;nobody cares. -120676;1361072919;mircea_popescu;siome fat fuck nobody cares about trying to hang on so the spotlight. -120675;1361073889;thestringpuller;who ever makes the grubhub of bitcoin will be very rich -120674;1361073931;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -120673;1361073933;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006466 / 0.00066815 / 0.00068894 (1489738 shares, 995.38 BTC), 7D: 0.0006153 / 0.00064431 / 0.00068894 (13311812 shares, 8,577.03 BTC), 30D: 0.00059445 / 0.00066235 / 0.0007 (74869311 shares, 49,589.96 BTC) -120672;1361073956;thestringpuller;;;bc,diff -120671;1361073957;gribble;3275464.5865656 -120670;1361073967;thestringpuller;;;bc,next -120669;1361073968;gribble;Error: "bc,next" is not a valid command. -120668;1361073972;thestringpuller;;;bc,nb -120667;1361073973;gribble;Error: "bc,nb" is not a valid command. -120666;1361073976;thestringpuller;;;bc,nextblock -120665;1361073977;gribble;Error: "bc,nextblock" is not a valid command. -120664;1361073981;thestringpuller;:( -120663;1361074047;mircea_popescu;about 3.6 -120662;1361076168;DeadWeasel;what exchanges to buy/sell btc do you use? -120661;1361076181;DeadWeasel;first, fuck coinbase, second, what exchanges do you use? -120660;1361076186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4171 @ 0.0006466 = 2.697 BTC [-] -120659;1361076190;DeadWeasel;i only want to hold, but I want my accounts set up for the future -120658;1361076360;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1904 @ 0.0063 = 11.9952 BTC [+] -120657;1361076852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00671476 = 1.343 BTC [+] -120656;1361076944;Chaang-Noi;2000 asic miners shares for sale now before i list them on the forum pm me if interested. -120655;1361077030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064581 = 2.7905 BTC [-] -120654;1361077032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5077 @ 0.0006458 = 3.2787 BTC [-] -120653;1361077034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3767 @ 0.00064571 = 2.4324 BTC [-] -120652;1361077291;Chaang-Noi;who wants to be an escrow for 800 plus btc? :) -120651;1361077300;kakobrekla;fee? -120650;1361077315;Chaang-Noi;haha, what is the going rate? -120649;1361077323;kakobrekla;dunno -120648;1361077329;Chaang-Noi;also do you have a forum account? -120647;1361077337;kakobrekla;ya -120646;1361077353;kakobrekla;what does a forum account have to do with this -120645;1361077369;Chaang-Noi;ill be having an auction on the forum -120644;1361077377;Chaang-Noi;so the noobs will have to trust you -120643;1361077399;kakobrekla;what are you selling? -120642;1361077468;Chaang-Noi;2000 asic miner shares -120641;1361077477;Chaang-Noi;i expect to bring in 800 plus btc -120640;1361077490;Chaang-Noi;no one wants to buy in bulk so far -120639;1361077493;kakobrekla;how are they being dlivered? -120638;1361077497;kakobrekla;delivered? -120637;1361077519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064624 = 2.7924 BTC [+] -120636;1361077521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12056 @ 0.00064649 = 7.7941 BTC [+] -120635;1361077557;Chaang-Noi;when friedcat hands then out, i send to their account and then i get the btc from escrow -120634;1361077572;Chaang-Noi;i assume that is what the others are doing -120633;1361077586;kakobrekla;how is he handing out? -120632;1361077595;kakobrekla;there must be a good way to verify delivery -120631;1361077597;Chaang-Noi;he is going to list it -120630;1361077617;Chaang-Noi;honestly i dont know, but this is how the others are doing it -120629;1361077621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 912 @ 0.00064649 = 0.5896 BTC [+] -120628;1361077622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00065806 = 0.2632 BTC [+] -120627;1361077627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11479 @ 0.00065829 = 7.5565 BTC [+] -120626;1361077628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13009 @ 0.00065933 = 8.5772 BTC [+] -120625;1361077647;Chaang-Noi;if nothing else ill just tell friedcat who bought what, i asked him about my saelling it and he okayed it -120624;1361077696;kakobrekla;are those bonds going to be publicly traded? -120623;1361077706;Chaang-Noi;yes, soon -120622;1361077706;kakobrekla;on an exchange -120621;1361077710;kakobrekla;which one? -120620;1361077716;Chaang-Noi;i dont know lol -120619;1361077725;kakobrekla;jeez. -120618;1361077729;Chaang-Noi;why you want to buy them? :) -120617;1361077741;kakobrekla;dunno if. -120616;1361077762;kakobrekla;but if you want me to do escrow i have to know how its going down -120615;1361077781;Chaang-Noi;yeah, there are some things that have not been answered by friedcat -120614;1361077793;Chaang-Noi;he is working on the asics and well no one really seems to care -120613;1361078481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2361 @ 0.00064582 = 1.5248 BTC [-] -120612;1361078491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 424 @ 0.00064571 = 0.2738 BTC [-] -120611;1361078689;mircea_popescu;so apparently someone's blasting btc-e off da internets. -120610;1361078802;Chaang-Noi;yeah mp it has been going on for a few days -120609;1361078809;Chaang-Noi;i only have 20 btc left with them now -120608;1361078814;mircea_popescu;the novacoin drama ? -120607;1361078820;Chaang-Noi;i hope so -120606;1361078838;Chaang-Noi;i like btc-e -120605;1361078847;Chaang-Noi;i trust them not to work with dea/fbi cia -120604;1361078867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065927 = 2.8487 BTC [+] -120603;1361078869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6341 @ 0.00065933 = 4.1808 BTC [+] -120602;1361078871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5587 @ 0.0006633 = 3.7059 BTC [+] -120601;1361079301;mircea_popescu;why, just cause they're russians or w.e ? -120600;1361079762;Chaang-Noi;yeah russian cyber criminals -120599;1361079770;Chaang-Noi;they use btc-e to launder their money... -120598;1361079785;Chaang-Noi;also the best use of alt coins ever... -120597;1361080381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064587 = 2.7908 BTC [-] -120596;1361080382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6402 @ 0.00064571 = 4.1338 BTC [-] -120595;1361081059;Chaang-Noi;oh this fucking forum -120594;1361081074;Chaang-Noi;its not like they dont have piles of btc to pay for shit that works -120593;1361081367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 607 @ 0.00064571 = 0.3919 BTC [-] -120592;1361081369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064553 = 2.7893 BTC [-] -120591;1361081371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16850 @ 0.00064552 = 10.877 BTC [-] -120590;1361081372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1186 @ 0.000643 = 0.7626 BTC [-] -120589;1361081414;Chaang-Noi;lol i highly doubt it -120588;1361081555;Chaang-Noi;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144574.0 oh lol type in the title -120587;1361081557;Chaang-Noi;typo -120586;1361081762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065073 = 2.8118 BTC [+] -120585;1361081766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15150 @ 0.00065103 = 9.8631 BTC [+] -120584;1361082178;B0g4r7;Isn't there like a 2700 btc bounty for new forum software? -120583;1361082207;broomkorn;thats one expensive forum -120582;1361082357;B0g4r7;http://wedge.org/pub/off/7386/bitcointalk-org-$11k-bounty-for-new-forum-software/ -120581;1361082595;Chaang-Noi;yeah it is stupid how high it is -120580;1361082605;Chaang-Noi;maybe theymos will kill it and run off with the money -120579;1361082611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17723 @ 0.00066085 = 11.7122 BTC [+] -120578;1361082621;Chaang-Noi;forum is more or less dead now -120577;1361083297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2148 @ 0.00066085 = 1.4195 BTC [+] -120576;1361083649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34 @ 0.00066085 = 0.0225 BTC [+] -120575;1361084292;DeadWeasel;what charting software is good? -120574;1361084326;broomkorn;i like multicharts -120573;1361084432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064333 = 2.7798 BTC [-] -120572;1361084434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1579 @ 0.00064332 = 1.0158 BTC [-] -120571;1361084446;DeadWeasel;thx broom, i'll look it up. -120570;1361084642;OneFixt;anyone selling xrp? -120569;1361084846;knotwork;check offers in #ripple-market -120568;1361084899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9392 @ 0.00064332 = 6.0421 BTC [-] -120567;1361084901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 384 @ 0.000643 = 0.2469 BTC [-] -120566;1361084903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9474 @ 0.00064268 = 6.0888 BTC [-] -120565;1361085395;Chaang-Noi;xrp? is that ripple? -120564;1361085401;Chaang-Noi;i guess so -120563;1361085413;jcpham;Yes chaaaaaaang -120562;1361085423;jcpham;You can't have any -120561;1361085430;jcpham;Don't bother asking -120560;1361085674;jcpham;Becuase it's mysterious -120559;1361085712;jcpham;Xrp = ripple for sure though -120558;1361085731;OneFixt;yup, it's ripple -120557;1361085751;OneFixt;it's very mysterious, and i'd like to buy it -120556;1361085849;Chaang-Noi;im not interested and wont be until they explain how things work:/ -120555;1361085887;Chaang-Noi;also, i do not like debt and well.. it seems all they trade in is debt. -120554;1361086337;Chaang-Noi;selling gold and or silver shipped from the usa, will take btc or ltc, escrow is fine. -120553;1361086388;Chaang-Noi;of gold or of malt liquir? -120552;1361086411;Chaang-Noi;:) i was just being an ass :) -120551;1361086432;Chaang-Noi;most of the time im a cock. -120550;1361086470;Chaang-Noi;im not sure if i will sell in the future but feel free to ask. im sure my price will be better than anyone else. -120549;1361086499;Chaang-Noi;esp better than coinibul -120548;1361086533;Chaang-Noi;1.4 btc per oz? -120547;1361086558;Chaang-Noi;damn i was going to sell at spot. -120546;1361086581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5966 @ 0.00064705 = 3.8603 BTC [+] -120545;1361086583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2999 @ 0.00064739 = 1.9415 BTC [+] -120544;1361086591;Chaang-Noi;i was going to sell 1 oz englhard bars 1 oz each, they have serial numbers on them -120543;1361086608;Chaang-Noi;if shipping to china then yeah -120542;1361086617;Chaang-Noi;gold i have a 1 oz swiss bar -120541;1361086631;Chaang-Noi;i also have 1/10 1/4 and 1/2 krugerands but not at spot -120540;1361086649;Chaang-Noi;i need beer mone -120539;1361086651;Chaang-Noi;money* -120538;1361086659;Chaang-Noi;plus maybe an MBA.... -120537;1361086679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2797 @ 0.00064268 = 1.7976 BTC [-] -120536;1361086681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13050 @ 0.0006425 = 8.3846 BTC [-] -120535;1361086683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6153 @ 0.00064237 = 3.9525 BTC [-] -120534;1361086696;Chaang-Noi;one thing that might hurt me is if the btc price correct down to $20 before i can get beer/education -120533;1361086712;Chaang-Noi;my gold/silver is more or less my fiat savings -120532;1361086726;Chaang-Noi;my low risk savings... -120531;1361086752;jcpham;I'm a plain ol boring working stiff -120530;1361086765;jcpham;I have money rolling in all the time -120529;1361086775;Chaang-Noi;no one seems to want to higher me for some odd reason -120528;1361086800;jcpham;I live check to check and i piss on everything -120527;1361086804;jcpham;Woohoo -120526;1361086827;Chaang-Noi;checks? what are they again? :) -120525;1361086841;jcpham;Chaang-Noi you should definitely donate to my save the children fund -120524;1361086860;jcpham;My children are poor are really would enjoy heat -120523;1361086873;jcpham;It's nearly freezing outside... -120522;1361086883;Chaang-Noi;lol, i has my own children, and i do donate to kids here in thailand -120521;1361086898;jcpham;Isee -120520;1361086903;Chaang-Noi;about 5 miles from here there is an orphange for kids with aids, -120519;1361086909;jcpham;You are a cold hearted bastard -120518;1361086930;jcpham;I steal power from the local orphanage -120517;1361086944;jcpham;For nvidia gpu miners -120516;1361086977;Chaang-Noi;lol, did a big christmas thing for the last two years, two years ago took donations from the forum in the form of btc. sadly i converted that to fiat for them. btc was like $3 back then -120515;1361087367;Chaang-Noi;i have no idea about that sort of stuff sorry -120514;1361087381;Chaang-Noi;my wife is more into that kinda stuff than i... -120513;1361087397;Chaang-Noi;and she is not at all into that sorta stuff :) -120512;1361087429;Chaang-Noi;og man, this forum is so fail -120511;1361088940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1322 @ 0.00064739 = 0.8558 BTC [+] -120510;1361088941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3411 @ 0.0006474 = 2.2083 BTC [+] -120509;1361090041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064706 = 2.7959 BTC [-] -120508;1361090048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15427 @ 0.0006474 = 9.9874 BTC [+] -120507;1361090050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7311 @ 0.00064908 = 4.7454 BTC [+] -120506;1361091161;mircea_popescu;sooo... bitcoin just got mentioned on coast to coast am -120505;1361091175;mircea_popescu;courtesy of marta mcculler >D -120504;1361091812;Chaang-Noi;cool -120503;1361092622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6050 @ 0.00064718 = 3.9154 BTC [-] -120502;1361092623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21389 @ 0.00064908 = 13.8832 BTC [+] -120501;1361092634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00065406 = 11.2498 BTC [+] -120500;1361092637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00065691 = 3.2517 BTC [+] -120499;1361092639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 411 @ 0.00066206 = 0.2721 BTC [+] -120498;1361092769;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00068 = 0.068 BTC [-] -120497;1361092836;Namworld;mircea_popescu -120496;1361092887;Namworld;just to say that BitVPS shares still appear on STATS, somehow. I guess that was not removed yet. -120495;1361093015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 647 @ 0.00064237 = 0.4156 BTC [-] -120494;1361093017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064231 = 2.7754 BTC [-] -120493;1361093028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6732 @ 0.0006423 = 4.324 BTC [-] -120492;1361093222;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 6040 @ 0.0063 = 38.052 BTC [+] -120491;1361093274;Namworld;I'll need more S.DICE soon at this rate... -120490;1361093541;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.00999 = 0.04 BTC [+] -120489;1361093663;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 563 @ 0.01 = 5.63 BTC [+] -120488;1361094080;Namworld;Someone's been buying a lot of my stuff it seems. -120487;1361094098;Namworld;and bitcointalk seems like it's perpetually having problems loading this past week. -120486;1361094104;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 6000 @ 0.0064 = 38.4 BTC [+] -120485;1361094114;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3000 @ 0.00649 = 19.47 BTC [+] -120484;1361094123;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00687 BTC [+] -120483;1361094248;Namworld;At last some GSDPT movement -120482;1361094358;ThickAsThieves;that puts sdice pretty evenly priced on all exchanges now -120481;1361094364;ThickAsThieves;other than havelock -120480;1361094372;Namworld;yeah -120479;1361094374;Namworld;indeed -120478;1361094704;ThickAsThieves;Do you know if Deprived hangs out in here? -120477;1361094926;Namworld;I think he is around here sometimes indeed -120476;1361095002;ThickAsThieves;thanks -120475;1361095380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065058 = 2.8112 BTC [+] -120474;1361095382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13229 @ 0.00065091 = 8.6109 BTC [+] -120473;1361096367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4271 @ 0.00065091 = 2.78 BTC [+] -120472;1361096369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3842 @ 0.00065199 = 2.5049 BTC [+] -120471;1361096371;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3939 @ 0.00065446 = 2.5779 BTC [+] -120470;1361096372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6048 @ 0.00065886 = 3.9848 BTC [+] -120469;1361096624;jurov;!ticker btctc bitvps -120468;1361096625;assbot;[BTCT:BITVPS] 1D: 0.00449 / 0.0045 / 0.00449 (510 shares, 2.3 BTC), 7D: 0.00449 / 0.0 / 0.0045 (610 shares, 2.7 BTC), 30D: 0.00449 / 0.0 / 0.0045 (610 shares, 2.7 BTC) -120467;1361096636;jurov;wow -120466;1361096870;Namworld;yeah, I'm surprised too -120465;1361096889;Namworld;A bit out of whack, especially since we're not turning a profit at all, at least right now. -120464;1361096915;Namworld;We should soon have another owned server. That should slash ~600 USD a month in rent fees. -120463;1361096957;Namworld;But with BTC rising much faster than our USD profits... -120462;1361096980;Namworld;Our price are adjusted based on rate after all. More USD/BTC, less BTC we get. -120461;1361097350;Schadenfreude;What is bitvps exactly? -120460;1361097358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064584 = 2.7907 BTC [-] -120459;1361097360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9679 @ 0.00064555 = 6.2483 BTC [-] -120458;1361097706;Namworld;It's BitVPS -120457;1361097726;Namworld;the most reknown server provider in Bitcoins -120456;1361097738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064568 = 2.79 BTC [+] -120455;1361097740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7921 @ 0.00064555 = 5.1134 BTC [-] -120454;1361097760;Namworld;We're hosting slush's pool and clarkmoody.com among other notorious bitcoin websites. -120453;1361098955;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.331 = 0.662 BTC [-] -120452;1361098988;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.33 = 0.99 BTC [-] -120451;1361098990;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -120450;1361099203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00064368 = 6.0506 BTC [-] -120449;1361099227;Namworld;Sounds good. Thanks. -120448;1361118778;Namworld_afk;Ah, well it's late. I'm out. -120447;1361118793;mircea_popescu;nn -120446;1361118821;pigeons;ah i cant argue mircea_popescu against Namworld_afk in the btct.co order matching issue -120445;1361118832;mircea_popescu;eh ? -120444;1361118892;pigeons;why doesn't mpex allow asset issuers and the exchange to present a deliberately false picture of asset demand by allowing a user to bid up to his total balance for eash mpsic? -120443;1361118899;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136104976652.jpg pic related. -120442;1361118939;mircea_popescu;pigeons because mpex is built to be fast. when a new order comes in the trade engine does not have the time to check if its book is covered. -120441;1361118940;pigeons;instead of requiring full collateral to back each order -120440;1361118953;pigeons;oh so its only for speed? -120439;1361118973;mircea_popescu;no, it's not only for speed -120438;1361118978;mircea_popescu;but speed is a sufficient consideration :D -120437;1361119000;pigeons;are the non-speed issues sufficient consideration? -120436;1361119091;mircea_popescu;i am not at liberty to comment on that issue. -120435;1361119126;mircea_popescu;of course they are. the only reason irl books contain unpaid orders is because they are still binding, but irl has credit. -120434;1361119142;mircea_popescu;and people don't get to put things in the book that aren't credit-worthy and leverage-able over their eyes. -120433;1361119228;ThickAsThieves;would you say btctc/ltcglobal should remove the false bidding power? Or that it's no biggie? -120432;1361119277;mircea_popescu;it's also a race condition waiting to happen, which they'll discover just as soon as rthey're forced to implement multimachine systems -120431;1361119287;mircea_popescu;which is quite possibly "never", so why shouldn't they have their fun ? -120430;1361119300;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.71 = 1.42 BTC [-] -120429;1361119362;pigeons;in the case of orders backed by credit, those are acutally backed by credit, unbacked orders don't contribute less to distortion just because margin exist -120428;1361119397;mircea_popescu;yes, the confusion here is between "i feel i could afford a car" and "i can actually afford a car". -120427;1361119407;mircea_popescu;the latter can be the case even if you have no more than 3 dollars in your pocket. -120426;1361119457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.0006567 = 2.6268 BTC [+] -120425;1361119534;pigeons;i think intentionally profiting from a distored picture of demand and liquidity is unethical -120424;1361119561;Ukto;just sat back down -120423;1361119570;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 6 @ 0.00068 = 0.0041 BTC [-] -120422;1361119571;Ukto;i have already stated my opinion on it, not going to rehash it -120421;1361119632;pigeons;i used to think that they should do what they like, even though you are right, but now i think all these little innacuracies add up and we shoulod draw the line sooner -120420;1361119647;mircea_popescu;pigeons that may be. it is also a self-limiting disease so. -120419;1361119853;mircea_popescu;all orders flushed. -120418;1361119921;mircea_popescu;and i just sent a 1338 byte tx. sooo close! -120417;1361120044;Bugpowder;Sold a kid with braces 20BTC yesterday -120416;1361120053;kakobrekla;lol -120415;1361120061;Bugpowder;he was like... I can't buy into the stock market yet -120414;1361120067;Bugpowder;so I'll trade BTC -120413;1361120078;kakobrekla;how old? -120412;1361120084;Bugpowder;I bought me first coins a month and a half ago and I'm up $10 / coin -120411;1361120094;Bugpowder;prob 16-18 -120410;1361120099;Bugpowder;he could drive -120409;1361120105;mircea_popescu;now do it with a girl. -120408;1361120113;Bugpowder;lol -120407;1361120116;mircea_popescu;:D -120406;1361120141;Bugpowder;coinbase I think is really making the US retail market explode -120405;1361120182;Chaang-Noi;kids are smart -120404;1361120185;mircea_popescu;coast to coast am got a question from a marti in romania yest -120403;1361120192;mircea_popescu;which made them mention bitcoin on teh airs. -120402;1361120200;mircea_popescu;they were like "o, i hear it's big in europe" -120401;1361120212;mircea_popescu;about 10 minutes after going "o, yurpeans are a lot more sensible about money and stuff" -120400;1361120229;Chaang-Noi;cool -120399;1361120242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2335 @ 0.0006567 = 1.5334 BTC [+] -120398;1361120243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22865 @ 0.0006583 = 15.052 BTC [+] -120397;1361120289;Bugpowder;lol -120396;1361120301;Bugpowder;is george noore still doing that? -120395;1361120309;Bugpowder;who is current host -120394;1361120328;Bugpowder;they must have loved the meteor -120393;1361120379;mircea_popescu;nah some guy wells -120392;1361120409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065506 = 2.8305 BTC [-] -120391;1361120412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19843 @ 0.00065492 = 12.9956 BTC [-] -120390;1361120414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 336 @ 0.0006525 = 0.2192 BTC [-] -120389;1361120444;Bugpowder;Art bell was da best -120388;1361120484;mircea_popescu;i never followed it -120387;1361120504;kakobrekla;;;ticker -120386;1361120504;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.43004, Best ask: 26.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06996, Last trade: 26.42003, 24 hour volume: 37853.90052231, 24 hour low: 26.08801, 24 hour high: 27.40000, 24 hour vwap: 26.82858 -120385;1361120720;mircea_popescu;pigeons do you happen to have somewhere nearby the famous "with blood sweat and tears" email from our friend tom ? -120384;1361120749;pigeons;no -120383;1361120768;pigeons;tom williams neither -120382;1361120829;pigeons;i listended to coast to coast years ago but when it was people calling in saying" oh my god i looked at my clock and it was 2:22, there are no coincidences" i had to give it up -120381;1361120864;pigeons;"like a few weeks later, i thought about it and looked at a different clock and it was 3:33 -120380;1361120887;pigeons;what does it mea??? -120379;1361120890;pigeons;mean -120378;1361120959;pigeons;thye regularly had whole shows where everyone would call in and tell about how that happens when they look at the clock too -120377;1361120981;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/whats-a-sperglord/ there we go. -120376;1361121001;mircea_popescu;pigeons supposedly there's ~4-5 mn listeners that got hit -120375;1361121008;mircea_popescu;prolly 1-5% of them had heard of bitcoin prevbiously -120374;1361121010;Bicknellski;Now this is a chat where it is at... -120373;1361121020;mircea_popescu;prolly 90% of them would fit like toes in a silk stocking on bitcointalk -120372;1361121024;kakobrekla;;;ticker -120371;1361121025;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.45000, Best ask: 26.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 26.45000, 24 hour volume: 38095.04921954, 24 hour low: 26.08801, 24 hour high: 27.40000, 24 hour vwap: 26.82461 -120370;1361121056;mircea_popescu;or at least those are my figures. -120369;1361121102;Bicknellski;This article is available for a fee. So sad... -120368;1361121105;Bicknellski;;) -120367;1361121124;mircea_popescu;o ? your name is new, how did you run out of credits ? -120366;1361121143;Bicknellski;never had any... that is how new I be -120365;1361121148;Bicknellski;thanks for the concern... -120364;1361121152;mircea_popescu;you get like 5 each week -120363;1361121164;mircea_popescu;possibly you're on a shared ip or something but hot damn. -120362;1361121203;Bicknellski;right over my head mircea_popescu -120361;1361121211;Bicknellski;have to slow it down for this nub -120360;1361121221;Bicknellski;5 each week where and how -120359;1361121223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1410 @ 0.0006583 = 0.9282 BTC [+] -120358;1361121225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065885 = 2.8469 BTC [+] -120357;1361121225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2819 @ 0.00065886 = 1.8573 BTC [+] -120356;1361121237;mircea_popescu;trilema identifies users by ip. you not having credits means someone read 5+ articles this week from yoru very ip -120355;1361121261;Bicknellski;must be me. -120354;1361121263;Bicknellski;I read a few -120353;1361121286;Bicknellski;doubt anyone else in Indonesia reading your stuff at the moment. -120352;1361121333;mircea_popescu;ah ok. -120351;1361121340;Bugpowder;lol -120350;1361121345;Bicknellski;Nice feature -120349;1361121357;Bicknellski;hooked me already with your written work -120348;1361121359;Bicknellski;l) -120347;1361121389;Bugpowder;silghtly annoying that I can't have 2 ips linked to my credits though. -120346;1361121400;Bugpowder;gotta reestablish credentials when I take laptop to work -120345;1361121402;Bugpowder;and back -120344;1361121434;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 5 @ 0.99 = 4.95 BTC [-] -120343;1361121463;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder if you get a pw you can have as many as you want -120342;1361121476;mircea_popescu;you can load the respective cookie in 500 systems. -120341;1361121506;pigeons;how many credits does EskimoBob have? -120340;1361121507;Bugpowder;ok I will try that -120339;1361121516;Bicknellski;Guessing I am going to have to do a lot of homework to make it worth my while to use MPEx... not really for the novice is it? -120338;1361121538;mircea_popescu;Bicknellski well look at it this way : are you interested in bitcoin to learn/widen horizons or to feed yourself ? -120337;1361121617;Bicknellski;Definitely... Im a Montessori teacher so we are by nature trained be just that widening horizons and feed our selves to fit in the environment we create for our students -120336;1361121652;Bicknellski;love to learn new stuff especially from people who have the right vision and clarity. -120335;1361121653;mircea_popescu;cool. so then : yes you'll have to do a ton of reading. -120334;1361121659;Bicknellski;love your perspective on things -120333;1361121662;Bugpowder;mpex is awesome -120332;1361121668;Bugpowder;it does have a learning curve -120331;1361121671;Bicknellski;figured as much blech -120330;1361121673;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder nu-uh! read the forums! -120329;1361121675;Bicknellski;nothing great is easy -120328;1361121700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2404 @ 0.00065886 = 1.5839 BTC [+] -120327;1361121766;Bicknellski;which link above to the forums. -120326;1361121780;mircea_popescu;hm -120325;1361121786;mircea_popescu;;;google site:bitcointalk.org mpex sucks -120324;1361121787;gribble;So you think you're going to start a Bitcoin business, right?: ; [MPEx] CDO roll call for bond issuers: ; Print Page - MPEx Accounts Spring Scrub, 2013: -120323;1361121793;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 14.1 BTC [+] -120322;1361121805;mircea_popescu;eh um. i give. -120321;1361121808;Bicknellski;Merci -120320;1361121809;pigeons;;;google mpex is teh sux -120319;1361121810;gribble;Strobist: What China Doesn't Understand: ; Mogliamante pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: ; The greatest smartphone app… pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea ...: -120318;1361121846;mircea_popescu;how the hell does my review of mogliamante come into that -120317;1361121857;mircea_popescu;you know sometimes i suspect google algo is broken. -120316;1361121874;Bicknellski;if i was cool I'd set my name to Bicknellski away getting eduficated. -120315;1361121910;mircea_popescu;o, is Bicknellski your irl pw:rn ? -120314;1361121939;Chaang-Noi;anyone here like beer? -120313;1361121951;Bicknellski;yea what you said... whoosh right over the nubs head... ya IPA please -120312;1361121955;Bicknellski;or a blue -120311;1361121981;mircea_popescu;http://cheezburger.com/4669066240 -120310;1361121995;Bugpowder;Stone IPA -120309;1361122003;Bugpowder;or Ruination -120308;1361122017;Bugpowder;Weihenstephaner Korbinian -120307;1361122019;mircea_popescu;pw:rn aka powerword:real name. it uses some tabletop game reference to slightly chuckle at how concerned people are with "their real name" -120306;1361122026;mircea_popescu;which is quite magical thinking at its core -120305;1361122052;ThickAsThieves;i love Ruination -120304;1361122059;mircea_popescu;what is ruination ? -120303;1361122074;ThickAsThieves;very hoppy IPA -120302;1361122078;ThickAsThieves;from Stone -120301;1361122120;mircea_popescu;oh teh beerz -120300;1361122203;Bicknellski;Or... Maudite -120299;1361122213;Bicknellski;got one of those at the back of the cooler -120298;1361122228;Bugpowder;yeah dats good -120297;1361122240;Bugpowder;best I have had is Russian River Supplication though -120296;1361122244;Bicknellski;Or Canadian (Indian Pale Ale) -120295;1361122251;Bugpowder;to spendy though -120294;1361122251;Bicknellski;cant remember who brews it -120293;1361122253;Bicknellski;Molson? -120292;1361122254;Bugpowder;$13 / bottle -120291;1361122257;Bicknellski;or Labatts -120290;1361122265;ThickAsThieves;Pliny the Elder is a great IPA as well -120289;1361122272;Bugpowder;I want to try it -120288;1361122277;Bugpowder;don't have distro in DC -120287;1361122290;ThickAsThieves;found it online once -120286;1361122297;ThickAsThieves;haven't looked lately -120285;1361122300;Bicknellski;Ok so Microbrew check -120284;1361122311;Bicknellski;Intelligent conversation check -120283;1361122334;Bicknellski;... people that lead you around by the nose till you can communicate effectively and not be stupid... check -120282;1361122354;Bicknellski;be back in 6 months ish when the initiation is over lol -120281;1361122381;Bugpowder;the initiation is buying into a bubble and losing half your coins -120280;1361122383;Bugpowder;OR -120279;1361122391;Bugpowder;buying GLBSE stocks -120278;1361122422;Bugpowder;maybe no initiation for you though -120277;1361122475;mircea_popescu;im sure he'll find something to buy into and lose all his coins -120276;1361122486;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -120275;1361122488;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.00165 / 0.00193191 / 0.001965 (18002 shares, 34.78 BTC), 7D: 0.001599 / 0.00188869 / 0.001965 (25302 shares, 47.79 BTC), 30D: 0.0003 / 0.00129541 / 0.001965 (139210 shares, 180.33 BTC) -120274;1361122497;Bugpowder;good choice -120273;1361122498;mircea_popescu;ok wtf happened here. 200 ? what, srsly ? -120272;1361122499;Bugpowder;:-P -120271;1361122505;Bugpowder;seeriously -120270;1361122512;Bugpowder;I dumped at 30000 -120269;1361122518;Bugpowder;OOOOPS -120268;1361122525;Bicknellski;ya I get that... -120267;1361122536;Bugpowder;The nice thing is -120266;1361122544;Bugpowder;sometimes the initiation is you double your coins -120265;1361122579;mircea_popescu;haha this is also true. -120264;1361122587;Bicknellski;Unfortunately I dont like gambling so I am hopeful not to buy into something and lose the few coins I can afford to lose -120263;1361122595;Bugpowder;then you get overconfident -120262;1361122595;Bicknellski;not a very addictive personality. -120261;1361122600;mircea_popescu;truth of the matter is, mpex is liquid to the tune of 1-200k btc a month, but volatile to the tune of 1-500% a month too -120260;1361122601;Bugpowder;and buy puts -120259;1361122614;Bicknellski;and with age not so worried about proving anything. -120258;1361122623;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder just like in the real market amirite ? -120257;1361122623;Chaang-Noi;if had to pick only one, the one you could not pick you could not have for the rest of your life.. options are beer or btc, what do you pick? -120256;1361122630;mircea_popescu;btc. -120255;1361122636;mircea_popescu;i think i drunk a liter of beer in my entire life -120254;1361122645;wao;dont do it again! -120253;1361122660;Bugpowder;yep -120252;1361122668;Bugpowder;just more volitile -120251;1361122672;mircea_popescu;way -120250;1361122683;Bicknellski;beer I can pass up these days drank my fill when I was younger -120249;1361122687;mircea_popescu;with experience im realising this is the main warning actual people need re mpex. -120248;1361122709;mircea_popescu;i don't think anyone natively realises just how god damned volatile it is, even if they be otherwise sane and educated/experienced traders whatnot -120247;1361122749;davos;well if they're otherwise sane, educated, and experienced they'd probably realize that pretty quickly -120246;1361122756;mircea_popescu;yeah. -120245;1361122767;mircea_popescu;then again that's what Bugpowder was saying... it takes a slap in the face -120244;1361122778;mircea_popescu;"fuck you bitch, i can remain insane longer than you can remain solvent" -120243;1361122790;davos;indeed -120242;1361122795;davos;but that's how most learning is done anyway -120241;1361122800;mircea_popescu;i guess that's true -120240;1361122887;Bicknellski;so fear is a good friend to have. -120239;1361122891;Bicknellski;nice to know -120238;1361122910;davos;"if you're not afraid you're not paying attention" or something like that. -120237;1361122997;Bicknellski;If you think your business plan has to be kept secret because otherwise others will steal it you are probably too stupid to be in business (not just BTC, but in general). -120236;1361123005;Bicknellski;LOL comedy. -120235;1361123037;Bicknellski;Ya flown planes before it is a lot like that... -120234;1361123664;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.02094 BTC [-] -120233;1361124079;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 30 @ 0.00986 = 0.2958 BTC [-] -120232;1361124081;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 43 @ 0.00986 = 0.424 BTC [-] -120231;1361124134;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -120230;1361124189;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -120229;1361124255;Diablo-D3;Namworld_afk: you there? -120228;1361124293;Diablo-D3;nevermind, I looked it up myself -120227;1361124365;kakobrekla;;;ticker -120226;1361124365;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.34001, Best ask: 26.40300, Bid-ask spread: 0.06299, Last trade: 26.30116, 24 hour volume: 40871.65631664, 24 hour low: 26.06000, 24 hour high: 27.40000, 24 hour vwap: 26.78838 -120225;1361124376;Diablo-D3;;;ticker btcmc -120224;1361124376;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -120223;1361124381;Diablo-D3;er -120222;1361124384;Diablo-D3;!ticker btcmc -120221;1361124385;assbot;The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow. -120220;1361124601;Diablo-D3;wait, btcmc never relisted anywhere did iyt -120219;1361124825;Diablo-D3;;;ticker --last -120218;1361124829;gribble;26.26140 -120217;1361124947;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01653 BTC [-] -120216;1361124949;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01652 BTC [-] -120215;1361124951;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 50 @ 0.0165 = 0.825 BTC [-] -120214;1361124996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00657819 = 6.5782 BTC [-] -120213;1361125018;Ukto;hey Namworld_afk what are the chances of getting a financial update for bvps? I was actually kind of expecting it with the btct listing :/ -120212;1361125357;kakobrekla;;;ticker -120211;1361125358;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.50000, Best ask: 25.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 25.70000, 24 hour volume: 47618.69244929, 24 hour low: 25.50000, 24 hour high: 27.40000, 24 hour vwap: 26.65796 -120210;1361125548;kakobrekla;;;ticker -120209;1361125548;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.00194, Best ask: 25.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.69806, Last trade: 25.00194, 24 hour volume: 52259.12969220, 24 hour low: 25.00000, 24 hour high: 27.40000, 24 hour vwap: 26.52656 -120208;1361125585;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -120207;1361125586;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.00000, Best ask: 25.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.75000, Last trade: 25.00000, 24 hour volume: 52347.58935410, 24 hour low: 25.00000, 24 hour high: 27.40000, 24 hour vwap: 26.52406 -120206;1361125590;DeadWeasel;crikey, nosedive -120205;1361125600;DeadWeasel;i hope m t w gets a boost from media attention. -120204;1361125790;wao;;;ticker -120203;1361125791;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.00000, Best ask: 25.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 25.00000, 24 hour volume: 52704.76362301, 24 hour low: 25.00000, 24 hour high: 27.40000, 24 hour vwap: 26.51089 -120202;1361125795;wao;going down -120201;1361125803;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -120200;1361125805;gribble;237.206307 seconds -120199;1361125960;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1534415#msg1534415 -120198;1361125962;Chaang-Noi;wow -120197;1361125984;Chaang-Noi;wow at gox lag -120196;1361126098;Ukto;wonder if hte api lags also -120195;1361126100;Ukto;when the site does -120194;1361126115;Ukto;the* -120193;1361126204;Diablo-D3;Ukto, Chaang-Noi, DeadWeasel, mircea_popescu, Namworld_afk, EskimoBob: ^ -120192;1361126314;Chaang-Noi;? -120191;1361126348;Chaang-Noi;im going to bed, night all -120190;1361126389;Bicknellski;Nite -120189;1361126407;Diablo-D3;So, basically, in the end, I can pay back what was originally paid out, give or take. -120188;1361126487;Bicknellski;Diablo-D3: So lucky then... will you ever do this again? -120187;1361126501;Diablo-D3;I think so. -120186;1361126510;Diablo-D3;I still think the original plan works. -120185;1361126579;Bicknellski;Id like to learn more ... got read 40 pages in that thread -120184;1361126580;Bicknellski;lol -120183;1361126584;kakobrekla;;;ticker -120182;1361126584;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 25.92338, Best ask: 25.92440, Bid-ask spread: 0.00102, Last trade: 25.92338, 24 hour volume: 54018.28756317, 24 hour low: 25.00000, 24 hour high: 27.40000, 24 hour vwap: 26.49505 -120181;1361126684;Bicknellski;So the plan for maine? -120180;1361126688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065274 = 2.8205 BTC [-] -120179;1361126690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7792 @ 0.00065253 = 5.0845 BTC [-] -120178;1361126692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 487 @ 0.0006525 = 0.3178 BTC [-] -120177;1361126721;Bicknellski;where would you get the asics? -120176;1361126733;Diablo-D3;the asics are going to be dropped from the dmc 2.0 plan -120175;1361126742;Bicknellski;really -120174;1361126745;Bicknellski;huh? -120173;1361126764;Bicknellski;but doesnt asicminer? have a viable option? -120172;1361126770;Diablo-D3;maybe. -120171;1361126788;Diablo-D3;see, the plan was three fold -120170;1361126792;Bicknellski;I would think it is the best route no? -120169;1361126800;Bicknellski;considering electricity -120168;1361126805;Diablo-D3;1) break even or even exceed power usage generating our own power -120167;1361126836;Diablo-D3;2) focus on customers that want to do high density computing, renting racks for $20-30k/mo -120166;1361126864;Diablo-D3;3) use 2-3 racks for ASICs, out of 2-3 dozen. -120165;1361126885;Bicknellski;So why the US? -120164;1361126897;Diablo-D3;because most customers need to have their computers racked in the US -120163;1361126908;Bicknellski;just easier for you to get everything cheap I guess -120162;1361126916;Bicknellski;power, building etc -120161;1361126939;Diablo-D3;maine is also very close to the ny/boston/toronto information corridor -120160;1361126959;Diablo-D3;which is where most of the world's internet traffic goes through -120159;1361126967;Bicknellski;ya makes sense -120158;1361126979;Bicknellski;so huge part is the rental -120157;1361126984;Diablo-D3;yes -120156;1361126988;Bicknellski;that offsets everything -120155;1361126992;davos;new england is also good because of the higher $/kWh -120154;1361126999;Diablo-D3;davos: yes, but thats two fold -120153;1361127007;davos;if you're producing your own power -120152;1361127007;Diablo-D3;without the generating electricity part, that'd be the biggest problem -120151;1361127009;Diablo-D3;HOWEVER -120150;1361127014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2029 @ 0.00065886 = 1.3368 BTC [+] -120149;1361127016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066024 = 2.8529 BTC [+] -120148;1361127018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12150 @ 0.00066025 = 8.022 BTC [+] -120147;1361127020;Diablo-D3;large industrial customers pay much less -120146;1361127026;Bicknellski;Ya... -120145;1361127027;Diablo-D3;I mean much much less -120144;1361127035;Bicknellski;volume -120143;1361127041;Diablo-D3;they pay what industrial customers pay across the nation, instead of high maine prices -120142;1361127066;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -120141;1361127067;davos;national grid pricing - which is what you'd be getting paid for surplus e2 -120140;1361127073;Bicknellski;not looked into other countries for something similar? -120139;1361127078;Diablo-D3;its quirk of maine pricing, they only gouge residential and commercial -120138;1361127086;Bicknellski;or say secondary roll out? -120137;1361127092;Diablo-D3;Bicknellski: maybe secondary roll outs -120136;1361127095;Diablo-D3;but not the original -120135;1361127112;Bicknellski;maybe china or india -120134;1361127135;davos;for international you'd probably want to move upchain rather than down - do EU and get the tax benes and such for the power -120133;1361127153;Bicknellski;closer to chips in China -120132;1361127162;Bicknellski;lol build your own asics -120131;1361127163;Bicknellski;lol -120130;1361127211;davos;meh. for chips you airfreight anyway - time isn't THAT big of a deal -120129;1361127266;Bicknellski;so says BFL -120128;1361127266;Bicknellski;lol -120127;1361127311;Bicknellski;It be interesting to have something akin to your idea scaled down in Indonesia -120126;1361127337;Bicknellski;lots of unused manufacturing properties in Jakarta -120125;1361127339;Diablo-D3;yeah, Im not interested in areas of hte world that constantly suffer from national or social disasters -120124;1361127351;davos;i'd probably go with something more like denmark - if you can get a permit for a 30m tower @ 35 KW in the $350k range pre-benes; then get decent network rates on surplus e2 -120123;1361127361;Diablo-D3;no flooding, no tornadoes, no hurricanes -120122;1361127371;davos;not to mention a shitty grid -120121;1361127374;Diablo-D3;and no earthquakes -120120;1361127380;Bicknellski;Ya for your model -120119;1361127394;Bicknellski;... if your rent server racks -120118;1361127403;Diablo-D3;like, all those DCs in washington dc, north virginia, and NYC? fuck that shit -120117;1361127409;Bicknellski;but that must be a hard sell -120116;1361127424;Diablo-D3;Bicknellski: btw, its with power included and unlimited power -120115;1361127445;Diablo-D3;a lot of racks down at around $5k have shitty cooling and like 1 or 2 15a circuits -120114;1361127457;Diablo-D3;even if you could fill the rack, it'd overheat badly -120113;1361127461;Bicknellski;solar cheaper here or more cost effective... -120112;1361127468;Bicknellski;considering on the equator -120111;1361127473;Diablo-D3;maine isnt magically shitty at solar -120110;1361127476;Bicknellski;but youd need oil cooled -120109;1361127477;Bicknellski;I think -120108;1361127499;Diablo-D3;sun shines diagonally across the US -120107;1361127510;Diablo-D3;the line goes from arizona to maine -120106;1361127520;Bicknellski;ya we got 90 most of the time here -120105;1361127536;Bicknellski;roasting -120104;1361127554;Diablo-D3;if you look at solar panel graphs, you can see the line dragging sun hours across the north to south lines -120103;1361127600;Bicknellski;so basically your miners are the hook for btc investment -120102;1361127612;Diablo-D3;Bicknellski: well, that was the point -120101;1361127616;Diablo-D3;I owuldnt need to convert USD to BTC -120100;1361127623;Diablo-D3;the asics would have generated everything I needed -120099;1361127625;Bicknellski;I wouldnt think people look twice at rack operation -120098;1361127627;Diablo-D3;thus lowering costs -120097;1361127641;Bicknellski;ya... it is a good biz model -120096;1361127687;Bicknellski;maybe you should look into that for packaging that for businesses who already have data centers -120095;1361127696;Diablo-D3;they're already doomed -120094;1361127707;Diablo-D3;most datacenters simply cannot handle high density computing -120093;1361127718;Bicknellski;I imagine a few miners would racked in be good to offset costs? -120092;1361127731;Diablo-D3;they'd have to tear EVERYTHING out to reconfigure it like I wanted -120091;1361127746;Bicknellski;that wont fly for them -120090;1361127749;Diablo-D3;it'd be cheaper just to build a new DC from scratch using an existing warehouse-type building -120089;1361127756;Diablo-D3;which is what DMC's plan was -120088;1361127762;Bicknellski;target companies moving downsizing or upgrading -120087;1361127772;Diablo-D3;most companies dont have DCs -120086;1361127779;Diablo-D3;if they do, its really just a rack in a room -120085;1361127782;Bicknellski;they outsource -120084;1361127785;Diablo-D3;they rent space -120083;1361127793;Diablo-D3;the datacenter market is ALWAYS full -120082;1361127800;Bicknellski;ya been in a few state of the art ones -120081;1361127802;Bicknellski;in Singapore -120080;1361127812;Diablo-D3;you know what I find ironic? -120079;1361127818;Diablo-D3;google did a tour of theirs -120078;1361127819;Diablo-D3;its shit -120077;1361127823;Bicknellski;lol -120076;1361127830;Diablo-D3;they could double their effective rack space if they did it my way -120075;1361127835;Diablo-D3;and save a lot on costs as well -120074;1361127856;Bicknellski;so you do design then -120073;1361127870;Diablo-D3;yes and no -120072;1361127884;Diablo-D3;I'd still need to hire a company or three to actually do the work -120071;1361127888;Bicknellski;what is your background? engineering? -120070;1361127892;Diablo-D3;what Im good at is running numbers. -120069;1361127946;markedathome|wth;Diablo-D3: certified audited accounts available? -120068;1361128039;Bicknellski;so will you relist on mpex? -120067;1361128047;Bicknellski;I mean is that an option? -120066;1361128080;Diablo-D3;markedathome|wth: I think Im going to have to hire a lawyer and accountant too. I'm not sure what that is, sadlyyyyyyyyyyy -120065;1361128083;Bicknellski;be very interested to see what you have planned for this IPO -120064;1361128090;Diablo-D3;vnc is sticking key events again -120063;1361128097;Diablo-D3;Bicknellski: its going to be corporate bonds. -120062;1361128123;Diablo-D3;Bicknellski: no more shares -120061;1361128135;Bicknellski;more efficient -120060;1361128146;Diablo-D3;more legal -120059;1361128167;Diablo-D3;nefario lied about his exchange and the legality of the shares glbse listed companies were issuing -120058;1361128193;Bicknellski;ya -120057;1361128209;Diablo-D3;which is why I have to buy all of these shares back before I can start on dmc 2.0 -120056;1361128226;Bicknellski;so we lenders get a fixed interest and money back for our bonds -120055;1361128232;Diablo-D3;yup -120054;1361128247;Bicknellski;ya good on ya... -120053;1361128251;Bicknellski;that shows stones -120052;1361128256;Bicknellski;... fuck Id be pissed -120051;1361128273;Bicknellski;flip the chess board pissed -120050;1361128291;Diablo-D3;something like the equiv of 5% annually over 10 years on zero coupon OID bonds -120049;1361128309;Bicknellski;denominations? -120048;1361128316;Bicknellski;have any idea? -120047;1361128325;Diablo-D3;might be 1k btc each -120046;1361128394;Diablo-D3;Im also upping the IPO amount from $1m USD to $10m USD -120045;1361128434;Bicknellski;ya lawyer time -120044;1361128435;Bicknellski;lol -120043;1361128487;Bicknellski;3000 USD -120042;1361128488;Bicknellski;or less -120041;1361128489;davos;It sorta feels to me as though you'd be better off with a USD listing than a btc listing. -120040;1361128500;Bicknellski;ya -120039;1361128504;Diablo-D3;davos: I think Im going to accept USD as well -120038;1361128510;Bicknellski;seems pretty hard to get that much btc -120037;1361128515;Diablo-D3;but the minimum investment is going to be much higher -120036;1361128517;davos;well that's not really my thought -120035;1361128533;Diablo-D3;Bicknellski: well, we're at $26 -120034;1361128536;davos;my thought is you'd be trapping yourself into a 5% APY payout nominally denominated in btc -120033;1361128552;Bicknellski;ya wicked fluctuations -120032;1361128562;Diablo-D3;;;calc 10000000 / 26 -120031;1361128563;gribble;384615.384615 -120030;1361128570;Diablo-D3;thats only 385k BTC -120029;1361128574;Diablo-D3;thats actually less than last time -120028;1361128593;Diablo-D3;;;calc 1000000 / 5 -120027;1361128593;gribble;200000 -120026;1361128596;Diablo-D3;or maybe not -120025;1361128637;Diablo-D3;davos: yes, and what stops me from just buying 1.60x or whatever btc early into the 10 year period -120024;1361128776;Diablo-D3;it could go up to $1000 -120023;1361128778;Diablo-D3;and it wouldnt matter -120022;1361128782;davos;if you anticipate a long-term (10yr) general rise in the btcusd, then its not so much a problem of being unable to pay... its more an issue of profitability. If you think btc have a higher usd cost per unit in 10 years than it does now then it would make sense to have your liabilities denominated in usd -120021;1361128826;Bugpowder;ASICMINER just hit 3TH -120020;1361128909;davos;wd -120019;1361128974;Bugpowder;already found 52 blocks -120018;1361128991;Bicknellski;wow -120017;1361128999;Bicknellski;they have what? 12th? -120016;1361129002;Bicknellski;total? -120015;1361129004;Bicknellski;coming? -120014;1361129006;Bicknellski;or more -120013;1361129008;davos;it's what they get for being first -120012;1361129138;davos;more interesting I think is that they've pushed the time to block down under 8 minutes -120011;1361129195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065742 = 2.8407 BTC [-] -120010;1361129196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16013 @ 0.00065708 = 10.5218 BTC [-] -120009;1361129520;Bugpowder;new diff today -120008;1361129524;jurov;;;bc,diffchange -120007;1361129525;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | 11.2711072217 % based on data since last change | 30.4664306956 % based on data for last three days -120006;1361129546;jurov;how does one get absolute value? -120005;1361129560;jurov;;;calc [bc,diff]*1.11 -120004;1361129560;gribble;3635765.69109 -120003;1361129591;jurov;;;calc [bc,diff]*1.3 -120002;1361129591;gribble;4258103.96254 -120001;1361129671;jurov;real diff will be closer to the "based on data since last change", i guess? -120000;1361129699;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065273 = 2.8204 BTC [-] -119999;1361129700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065252 = 2.8195 BTC [-] -119998;1361129702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11390 @ 0.0006525 = 7.432 BTC [-] -119997;1361129704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2618 @ 0.00064653 = 1.6926 BTC [-] -119996;1361129745;Bugpowder;yea -119995;1361129791;Bugpowder;Price of BTC needs to stay high till I complete a local sale in 3 hours. -119994;1361129793;Bugpowder;:-P -119993;1361129804;Bugpowder;then crash -119992;1361129829;jurov;lol... use vwap instead -119991;1361129834;Bugpowder;I am -119990;1361129843;Bugpowder;its still getting pounded -119989;1361129881;kakobrekla;that bracelet kido again :) -119988;1361129885;kakobrekla;? -119987;1361129925;Bugpowder;nah -119986;1361129933;Bugpowder;braces (on the teeth) -119985;1361129943;Bugpowder;someone new -119984;1361129953;kakobrekla;ah -119983;1361130073;jurov;CoinBr.iDiff-E will close in 4 days, not much volume, but quite interesting. The price converged at 3.8mil satoshi. -119982;1361130093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2722 @ 0.00065539 = 1.784 BTC [+] -119981;1361130219;jurov;and 10 shares sold at 0.035 .... only one who'll have a profit going long -119980;1361130257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00654498 = 1.9635 BTC [-] -119979;1361130290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064664 = 2.7941 BTC [-] -119978;1361130296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7249 @ 0.00064653 = 4.6867 BTC [-] -119977;1361130298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064506 = 3.2253 BTC [-] -119976;1361130300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15552 @ 0.00064496 = 10.0304 BTC [-] -119975;1361130329;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 54 @ 0.00068 = 0.0367 BTC [-] -119974;1361130337;jurov;thinking what would be reasonable collateral for next iDiff-E April... somewhere 25-35 million? -119973;1361131679;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -119972;1361131679;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 1 day, 15 hours, 57 minutes, and 20 seconds ago: pong -119971;1361131682;thestringpuller;boo -119970;1361132054;Bugpowder;This dump is getting exciting! -119969;1361132104;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 4 @ 0.02 = 0.08 BTC [-] -119968;1361132133;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P250T] 22 @ 0.0559673 = 1.2313 BTC [-] -119967;1361132176;Diablo-D3;[12:19:43] if you anticipate a long-term (10yr) general rise in the btcusd, then its not so much a problem of being unable to pay... its more an issue of profitability. If you think btc have a higher usd cost per unit in 10 years than it does now then it would make sense to have your liabilities denominated in usd -119966;1361132182;Diablo-D3;I dont anticipate it -119965;1361132186;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P250T] 978 @ 0.0559673 = 54.736 BTC [-] -119964;1361132204;davos;ah -119963;1361132206;Diablo-D3;davos: however, if I already have the btc, I dont need to atually worry -119962;1361132209;Diablo-D3;*actually -119961;1361132222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064503 = 2.7872 BTC [+] -119960;1361132225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4990 @ 0.00064497 = 3.2184 BTC [-] -119959;1361132229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7480 @ 0.00064496 = 4.8243 BTC [-] -119958;1361132230;Diablo-D3;if I get 400k btc, and before 10 years is up have 400k btc -119957;1361132230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4309 @ 0.00064408 = 2.7753 BTC [-] -119956;1361132238;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P260T] 1000 @ 0.07610454 = 76.1045 BTC [-] -119955;1361132240;Diablo-D3;it doesnt matter when I acquired the 400k btc -119954;1361132246;Diablo-D3;at $20, $5, or $1000 -119953;1361132248;Diablo-D3;as long as its paid -119952;1361132413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8241 @ 0.00064408 = 5.3079 BTC [-] -119951;1361132417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4409 @ 0.00064388 = 2.8389 BTC [-] -119950;1361133779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00064531 = 4.5172 BTC [+] -119949;1361134287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00064531 = 3.0975 BTC [+] -119948;1361134487;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [+] -119947;1361135780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065573 = 2.8334 BTC [+] -119946;1361135782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16966 @ 0.00065574 = 11.1253 BTC [+] -119945;1361135784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00065905 = 9.7869 BTC [+] -119944;1361135785;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00066025 = 2.575 BTC [+] -119943;1361135788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17929 @ 0.00066046 = 11.8414 BTC [+] -119942;1361135789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9338 @ 0.00066093 = 6.1718 BTC [+] -119941;1361135790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1446 @ 0.00066206 = 0.9573 BTC [+] -119940;1361136088;thepok;!bc,stats -119939;1361136178;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -119938;1361136181;gribble;Current Blocks: 221725 | Current Difficulty: 3275464.586565617 | Next Difficulty At Block: 221759 | Next Difficulty In: 34 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 hours, 24 minutes, and 38 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3654798.13107 | Estimated Percent Change: 11.58106 -119937;1361136206;thestringpuller;why iz no one doing IDIFF futures -119936;1361136216;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -119935;1361136217;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0.07595 / 0.07595 / 0.07595 (8 shares, 0.61 BTC), 7D: 0.0429 / 0.04628974 / 0.07595 (78 shares, 3.61 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06540414 / 0.089 (338 shares, 22.11 BTC) -119934;1361136263;ThickAsThieves;whats up with satoshidice.com -119933;1361136294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6802 @ 0.00613002 = 41.6964 BTC [-] -119932;1361136328;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: you should be trading futures -119931;1361136334;thestringpuller;you could become a rich man -119930;1361136356;Bugpowder;Plenty of asks on X.IDIFF.MAR -119929;1361136369;thestringpuller;not enough bids -119928;1361136376;Bugpowder;I guess nobody expects Avalon actually shipped -119927;1361136380;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -119926;1361136382;gribble;Current Blocks: 221725 | Current Difficulty: 3275464.586565617 | Next Difficulty At Block: 221759 | Next Difficulty In: 34 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 hours, 13 minutes, and 40 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3654798.13107 | Estimated Percent Change: 11.58106 -119925;1361136383;Bugpowder;and BFL will in time -119924;1361136408;thestringpuller;the difficult is gonna go up but probably not high enough for a .075btc contract -119923;1361136427;ThickAsThieves;my bet is not -119922;1361136431;thestringpuller;check the charts... -119921;1361136437;Bugpowder;thats all asicminer -119920;1361136441;Bugpowder;3TH -119919;1361136449;Bugpowder;is asicminer coming on -119918;1361136453;thestringpuller;they also shipped 1 to garzik -119917;1361136460;thestringpuller;:D -119916;1361136463;ThickAsThieves;but i still think BFL will start to ship this month -119915;1361136496;thestringpuller;stupid canadians. -119914;1361136509;davos;I'm a fan of elk -119913;1361136559;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: how high do you think the difficulty will go up? -119912;1361136576;Bugpowder;By MAR? -119911;1361136582;Diablo-D3;[02:24:01] Diablo-D3: before you fly to the moon and have 400K BTC, fix that fkn DMC of yours ;) -119910;1361136594;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you missed the earlier url -119909;1361136607;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and if you didnt realize, the 400k IS for DMC 2.0 -119908;1361136612;Bugpowder;7.0e6 -119907;1361136648;Diablo-D3;2.0 -119906;1361136691;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3 is relisted? lol -119905;1361136701;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: Ive been for quite some time -119904;1361136714;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: same business model, minus the mining. -119903;1361136740;kakobrekla;the M in DMC now stands for "minus-mining" -119902;1361136764;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: future trading intrigues meeeee -119901;1361136782;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: Im changing the name to the name I had selected for the vps reselling side business of dmc that never took off -119900;1361136792;thestringpuller;who ever got those .0429 is making out with a steal if more ASICs come online -119899;1361136809;thestringpuller;That book is garbage. -119898;1361136823;thestringpuller;It's part of the startup bubble. -119897;1361136825;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: if you dont remember the business model, it was going to be a datacenter catering to high density computing customers -119896;1361136848;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: figure out how to make it green first. -119895;1361136859;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: under the original $1m IPO, it was going to be 2-3 dozen racks, rented out for $15-25k/mo, electricity included -119894;1361136877;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: and the majority of electricity provided by company owned assets -119893;1361136884;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: I already did long ago -119892;1361136891;thestringpuller;EskimoBob: I own that book. That's how I know it's garbage. It has a few very good points in it, however the canvas is retarded as a whole. -119891;1361136906;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: ... my racks? Im confused. -119890;1361136930;Diablo-D3;btw, Ill agree with thestringpuller, that book is shit -119889;1361136947;Diablo-D3;Ive actually seen it mentioned by silicon valley VCers as being utter shit -119888;1361136956;thestringpuller;A business only needs 2 things, a hustle, and revenue. -119887;1361136966;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: Im assuming you dont understand what a datacenter is. -119886;1361136971;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: one thing: mvp. -119885;1361136978;thestringpuller;you can make money before the mvp -119884;1361137005;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you're not asking me to describe my business, you're asking me to describe how datacenters work. -119883;1361137011;thestringpuller;Namworld_afk: we emailed you -119882;1361137012;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: if you want that, wait for a forum post. -119881;1361137030;Diablo-D3;you're a tool, and yes, I blame you. -119880;1361137080;Diablo-D3;you dont need a BOOK for that. -119879;1361137110;thestringpuller;"I went to school for it I know what I'm talking about" -119878;1361137115;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: Ill repeat what I said in here when you wernt -119877;1361137144;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: maine is near the information corridor between DC, nyc, boston, and toronto, where most of the world's internet traffic goes through -119876;1361137169;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: most DCs along this corridor are at capacity and have not accepted customers for quite some time -119875;1361137188;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: the DC market, as a whole, needs more DCs. -119874;1361137205;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: doing it in maine is cheaper, more viable, and more disaster resistant -119873;1361137234;Diablo-D3;why would they go with me? because they dont really have a choice. -119872;1361137407;Diablo-D3;why? -119871;1361137409;Diablo-D3;it doesnt do anything -119870;1361137527;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: Im not going to do it right now -119869;1361137561;Diablo-D3;nope -119868;1361137571;Diablo-D3;ask me when DMC 1.0 has been closed for good. -119867;1361137608;dub;windmills -119866;1361137628;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: like I said at the beginning, its the same plan without the mining. -119865;1361137685;Diablo-D3;you're mixing up "mvp" vs "everything else" -119864;1361137691;Diablo-D3;I only care about the mvp -119863;1361137735;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: Im going to assume, btw, you just like to troll -119862;1361137745;Diablo-D3;I already gave you a url earlier that you should have read already -119861;1361137865;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1534415#msg1534415 -119860;1361137920;dub;gah 1016 mails deleted and im only back to 5pm last friday -119859;1361138527;thestringpuller;lol bitfunder -119858;1361138540;thestringpuller;Ukto the programmer -119857;1361138644;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I dont think you actually read it. -119856;1361138649;Diablo-D3;dub: also, wtf did you do -119855;1361138744;Diablo-D3;"Given about 1691 to 1966 BTC were paid into DMC and about 1015 BTC have been paid back plus 90 BTC in dividends, between 586 and 861 BTC are still owed." "DMC has approximately between 507 and 1212 BTC in assets." -119854;1361138764;dub;Diablo-D3: wat? -119853;1361138776;Diablo-D3;dub: 1016 mails deleted, still more to go -119852;1361138847;dub;yeah shit is retarded -119851;1361138871;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: so where did I lose the value? if anything, we're around breaking even. -119850;1361138924;Diablo-D3;dub: where did they all come from? -119849;1361138938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065161 = 2.8156 BTC [-] -119848;1361138940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00065155 = 4.8866 BTC [-] -119847;1361138941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23981 @ 0.00064864 = 15.555 BTC [-] -119846;1361138942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52598 @ 0.00064388 = 33.8668 BTC [-] -119845;1361138973;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you're just bitching about YOUR case. -119844;1361138996;dub;Diablo-D3: mostly machine generated, every time an LSP flaps for eg -119843;1361139008;Diablo-D3;dub: on gmail? use gmail label sorting rules -119842;1361139034;dub;lookout -119841;1361139053;Diablo-D3;not on gmail? use procmail. -119840;1361139076;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: how many shares do you have? -119839;1361139085;dub;Diablo-D3: its probably hard to understand never having had a job but some things are outside ones control -119838;1361139101;Diablo-D3;dub: er? Im just talking about managing your email here, dude -119837;1361139109;dub;Diablo-D3: also, lookout is a shining beacon of sanity after lotus notes -119836;1361139141;Diablo-D3;dub: oh, lookout is some business thing? never heard of it -119835;1361139191;dub;outlook -119834;1361139198;Diablo-D3;oh! -119833;1361139200;Diablo-D3;_that thing_ -119832;1361139204;Diablo-D3;fuck microsoft -119831;1361139210;dub;dude try notes -119830;1361139217;Diablo-D3;Ive heard horror stories of notes -119829;1361139226;dub;you will pine for outlook (SWIDT!) -119828;1361139228;Diablo-D3;btw, you CAN feed imap to procmail -119827;1361139258;dub;mutt is the one true MUA anyway -119826;1361139277;Diablo-D3;I agree, but gmail really isnt that bad -119825;1361139313;Diablo-D3;I used to use mutt + procmail + fetchmail back when I had a pop3 email box -119824;1361139392;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 9 @ 0.0099 = 0.0891 BTC [+] -119823;1361139609;Diablo-D3;I believe in it a shitload more than you do, thats for sure -119822;1361139690;Diablo-D3;Ive been buying it back. -119821;1361139711;Diablo-D3;I already paid back 1015 BTC. -119820;1361139749;thestringpuller;That's your fault EskimoBob -119819;1361139753;thestringpuller;stop investing in stupid things -119818;1361139762;mircea_popescu;lol someone's address is 1JEW -119817;1361139769;thestringpuller;yup -119816;1361139789;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh man, I want that address -119815;1361139795;DeadWeasel;http://blog.coinbase.com/ nice blog post, but I'm still 100BTC in limbo, "pending" transaction not included in teh blockchain. paralyzed bitcoins for 3 days now. -119814;1361139807;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: do you even have it for sale on the exchange? -119813;1361139885;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel so leave them a comment -119812;1361139888;OgNasty;Anyone have any suggestions for things they'd like to see different about NastyFans.org? -119811;1361139893;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: THEN PUT IT FOR SALE ON THE EXCHANGE FOR THAT PRICE. -119810;1361139899;DeadWeasel;I've left them a few mircea_popescu -119809;1361139915;mircea_popescu;nm, their blog doesn't allow comments -119808;1361139919;DeadWeasel;they know. if you read that post you realize they didn't have the coins to cover deposits -119807;1361139920;mircea_popescu;how very chickenshitty. -119806;1361139935;mircea_popescu;but they did over 1bn!!!1 there's grapsh!!! -119805;1361139936;DeadWeasel;support emails, and reddit posts, bitcointalk posts -119804;1361139939;DeadWeasel;haha -119803;1361139946;DeadWeasel;they sold the same coins 3 time is what they did -119802;1361139974;mircea_popescu;people continue to believe that coders are enough. -119801;1361139995;mircea_popescu;sorta like thinking all moon landing needs is some riveters and welders. -119800;1361140059;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbcctWbC8Q0 hitler finds out he's really a 13yo faggoty kid. -119799;1361140112;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I cant buy shares if they're not for sale. -119798;1361140171;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes. then put them on the exchange for that price. -119797;1361140198;Diablo-D3;you're being difficult intentionally. -119796;1361140205;Diablo-D3;yes, 12x over the current ask. -119795;1361140211;Diablo-D3;or whatever is appropriate -119794;1361140224;Diablo-D3;the buy back program will eventually reach that point -119793;1361140282;Diablo-D3;nope. -119792;1361140292;Diablo-D3;the only people who get to cut in line are those who want the least for their shares. -119791;1361140317;jurov;*puts popcorn in microwave* -119790;1361140356;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -119789;1361140418;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.089 = 0.178 BTC [+] -119788;1361140500;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [+] -119787;1361140516;gribble;Error: "bc," is not a valid command. -119786;1361140556;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.02091 BTC [+] -119785;1361140561;gribble;1 BTC = 26.79001 U.S. dollars = 20.0254223 Euros -119784;1361140596;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.02092 BTC [+] -119783;1361140615;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: you do realize DMC was making a profit before nefario fucked it all up, right? -119782;1361140706;OgNasty;Nefario just exposed the scams. -119781;1361140715;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: yeah, his own -119780;1361140719;OgNasty;He didn't stop anyone from doing business. -119779;1361140736;OgNasty;Had you been invested in legitimate offerings, nothing bad would have happened. -119778;1361140771;OgNasty;the asset issuers that had outrageous terms or just disappeared, preventing you from getting back your BTC were scams that have been exposed. Nothing more. -119777;1361140783;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: remember, I only invested in glbse assets that nefario claimed to have vetted -119776;1361140793;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: nefario then backpeddled and said he never claimed any such thing -119775;1361140797;OgNasty;vetting doesn't mean foolproof -119774;1361140807;OgNasty;who cares if they were vetted or not -119773;1361140816;Diablo-D3;no it doesnt, but apparently trusting the exchange over isnt foolproof either -119772;1361140817;OgNasty;scammers can get vetted, obviously. -119771;1361140824;Diablo-D3;anyhow, dmc 2.0 has a new rule -119770;1361140830;Diablo-D3;no investing in BTC companies. period. -119769;1361140836;ThickAsThieves;Diablo, these dudes be trolling -119768;1361140846;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: yes they are, and the only way to fight trolls is with facts -119767;1361140847;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0065 = 0.0325 BTC [+] -119766;1361140861;ThickAsThieves;that's also how you feed them -119765;1361140862;midnightmagic;Diablo-D3: Which also unfortunately doubles as a kind of food. -119764;1361140868;ThickAsThieves;:) -119763;1361140880;OgNasty;I'm not trolling. I'm just fascinated why someone who ran a fund into the ground wants to start a new one. You're losing people's money claiming to be good at investments and you're obviously terrible. -119762;1361140887;OgNasty;That's messed up dude. Find another niche. -119761;1361140887;davos;the only way to fight trolls is to punch oneself in the face -119760;1361140928;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: except I never ran it into the ground -119759;1361140936;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: if all things go accordingly during the shutdown, we break even -119758;1361140940;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -119757;1361140949;OgNasty;if if was a spliff your investors would all be high -119756;1361140950;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: its EskimoBob trying to glue together numbers that dont belong together that is claiming this -119755;1361140969;OgNasty;but it aint. this is real life. don't play with people's money and pretend to know what you're doing if you don't. -119754;1361140987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00654498 = 1.9635 BTC [+] -119753;1361140994;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: that number implies everyone paid at 1. -119752;1361140998;Diablo-D3;everyone didnt. -119751;1361141004;OgNasty;I didn't invest a penny with you, because it was obvious what you and usagi and goat were all up to... -119750;1361141015;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: except usagi nor goat was part of dmc -119749;1361141024;Diablo-D3;and I still dont know what usagi and goat were up to -119748;1361141037;OgNasty;I just wonder how much longer the community will let people get away with passing off investments that are nothing more than someone funding their silk road habits. -119747;1361141050;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: aaand now you've shifted into trolling -119746;1361141083;Diablo-D3;just being an ass. -119745;1361141106;Diablo-D3;midnightmagic, ThickAsThieves: btw, you missed my earlier update: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1534415#msg1534415 -119744;1361141119;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.00068 = 0.0034 BTC [-] -119743;1361141132;OgNasty;It just pisses me off that investment money that could be going to people making a real difference and providing the community with things is ending up in the hands of those who do nothing but leech the community. -119742;1361141140;ThickAsThieves;i saw that one, but this was all a bit before my time -119741;1361141143;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: yes, that pisses me off too -119740;1361141156;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: if the DMC IPO would have completed, BTC would be $1000 by now -119739;1361141164;OgNasty;if -119738;1361141174;ThickAsThieves;i see at as, in the past some shit went down, but Diablo wants to keep his name respectable so he's doing what he can to make things right -119737;1361141177;ThickAsThieves;sounds fine to me -119736;1361141180;OgNasty;everytime you use the word if, just hit the delete button and rethink your argument. -119735;1361141187;midnightmagic;OgNasty: It amuses me when people call the bitcoin users a "community". -119734;1361141192;Diablo-D3;nefarios actions made me realize that what he was doing was illegal, he was giving out illegal advice -119733;1361141195;ThickAsThieves;if that makes people lose trust in Diablo in new ventures, just shut up and dont buy in -119732;1361141220;OgNasty;midnightmagic: I refer to bitcointalk as the community. -119731;1361141228;OgNasty;That is where they peddle their "investments" -119730;1361141228;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: he claimed he had a legally registered exchange in the UK. -119729;1361141230;Diablo-D3;he didnt. -119728;1361141250;ThickAsThieves;the bitcoin assets and otc are certainly a community -119727;1361141253;midnightmagic;OgNasty: Gah, even worse. :) -119726;1361141254;dub;in that case all the community needs is a bunch of bullets -119725;1361141270;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 9 @ 0.00068 = 0.0061 BTC [-] -119724;1361141271;Diablo-D3;infact, its very hard to get an exchange going AND the amount of paperwork to get a company to go public is immense -119723;1361141282;Diablo-D3;something nefario also lied about -119722;1361141296;dub;EskimoBob: no he wasnt? he was raising a million btc to start building a mining farm -119721;1361141301;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes, but I didnt lose 98% of the _money_ -119720;1361141313;dub;if you thought that was a sane investment thats your problem -119719;1361141315;OgNasty;whoever controlled the money lost it... -119718;1361141318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00654498 = 2.618 BTC [+] -119717;1361141322;OgNasty;it appears that was you -119716;1361141335;OgNasty;that's how you know you shouldn't handle other people's money -119715;1361141336;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: before continuing, read this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1534415#msg1534415 -119714;1361141361;DeadWeasel;it's the people that shouldn't send it to him. -119713;1361141379;DeadWeasel;if he gets rich off their ignorance, fuck it. -119712;1361141393;DeadWeasel;expecting people to be honest in business is dumb. -119711;1361141396;Diablo-D3;DeadWeasel: hey now, I never made a dime off this. -119710;1361141405;Diablo-D3;I think I really was the only honest one here. -119709;1361141420;OgNasty;D3: I understand what happened. You made terrible investments. I'm not saying you should burn. I'm saying you should stop taking other people's money because it's been proven you're terrible at it. -119708;1361141422;DeadWeasel;probably, i realize you are paying back, i'm just trying to direct these people's anger -119707;1361141429;DeadWeasel;so misplaced. -119706;1361141442;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: except the only outright failure of an investment is BTC-MINING. -119705;1361141444;OgNasty;same goes to usagi, goat, giga, and everyone else who completely crashed their holdings when GLBSE went down and still clings to that defense. -119704;1361141461;Diablo-D3;er, why are you putting giga in there? -119703;1361141464;Diablo-D3;he actually owns a farm -119702;1361141472;DeadWeasel;i have a farm, on hay day -119701;1361141478;DeadWeasel;i just got pigs. -119700;1361141488;DeadWeasel;doopy doo. -119699;1361141502;OgNasty;giga took people's money and won't give it back unless you jump through hoops. he's using glbse going down to take people's money -119698;1361141518;OgNasty;giga never owned the hardware behind the bonds he sold. -119697;1361141518;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: yes, you have to now comply with US Federal law -119696;1361141519;DeadWeasel;not yet. i can't find enough wood planks to upgrade my silo -119695;1361141528;OgNasty;he sold perpetual bonds that are now expiring... -119694;1361141528;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: giga got trapped the way I did. -119693;1361141539;OgNasty;trapped behind an easy excuse. -119692;1361141542;OgNasty;that is all -119691;1361141551;Diablo-D3;at least Im ignoring it and buying back the shares -119690;1361141562;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: nice try, failtroll -119689;1361141587;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: what Im trying to say is, giga did something ELSE wrong -119688;1361141602;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: goat and usagi sold shares into assets that didnt exist and may have never existed -119687;1361141610;OgNasty;yes, as did giga -119686;1361141623;Diablo-D3;giga had assets of his own and was also selling upgrades into the asset -119685;1361141638;OgNasty;giga never owned enough hashing power to back gigamining -119684;1361141645;Diablo-D3;Im not sure if he did or not -119683;1361141647;OgNasty;fact -119682;1361141662;OgNasty;that is why I'm not saying D3 is a scammer -119681;1361141668;OgNasty;D3 didn't do anything scammy. -119680;1361141677;OgNasty;He just apparently is TERRIBLE with money. -119679;1361141699;DeadWeasel;haha, wackadoos. the lot of us. -119678;1361141705;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: its not that Im terrible iwth it, its that I believed people in bitcoin wanted to leave all the scammy wall street shit behind -119677;1361141705;OgNasty;SO STOP GIVING HIM YOUR MONEY and it's problem solved. By continuing to take investment D3, you are being dishonest about your abilities to the community at the very least. -119676;1361141738;mjr_;omg gosh -119675;1361141742;mjr_;that was quite a big moce -119674;1361141743;mjr_;move -119673;1361141747;OgNasty;believing obvious scams and investing in them = terrible with money -119672;1361141749;OgNasty;hello? -119671;1361141757;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: I never invested in any of these obvious scams -119670;1361141761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066187 = 2.8599 BTC [+] -119669;1361141762;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 9 @ 0.02092 = 0.1883 BTC [+] -119668;1361141764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066192 = 2.8602 BTC [+] -119667;1361141765;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 250 @ 0.02092 = 5.23 BTC [+] -119666;1361141767;OgNasty;didn't you say you owned usagi funds? -119665;1361141768;Diablo-D3;not a dime of DMC money went to bfl or bitcoinica -119664;1361141768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7158 @ 0.00066206 = 4.739 BTC [+] -119663;1361141769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7158 @ 0.00066206 = 4.739 BTC [+] -119662;1361141771;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: nope -119661;1361141775;Diablo-D3;never invested in usagi either -119660;1361141785;Diablo-D3;infact usagi supposidly owned a lot of dmc shares -119659;1361141797;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: I already answered that in full -119658;1361141807;Diablo-D3;you just dont like the answer because you have to wait longer than everyone else. -119657;1361141823;OgNasty;where is it? is a simple question. -119656;1361141829;OgNasty;it deserves a simple answer -119655;1361141839;OgNasty;"I lost it with bad investments." would be a simple answer -119654;1361141840;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: did you read the forum post I told you to read? -119653;1361141858;OgNasty;simple answer is what I'm looking for -119652;1361141869;OgNasty;I don't even care to be honest. -119651;1361141898;OgNasty;I just am fascinated by the whole concept of failed asset issuers continuing to operate freely without being constantly flamed for it. -119650;1361141899;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: between 1691 and 1966 BTC went in, 1015 BTC of shares have been bought back, 90 BTC of dividends have been paid, we still hold between 507 and 1212 in assets -119649;1361141909;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: its all detailed in that forum post -119648;1361141941;OgNasty;so then why are you closing? -119647;1361141952;OgNasty;if you have all the funds, what went horribly wrong? -119646;1361141954;Diablo-D3;Im not, I want to buy the shares back because they're not legal. -119645;1361141965;Diablo-D3;what went horribly wrong is nefario lied about legality of public shares -119644;1361141971;OgNasty;so then sell your assets and put up a huge bid wall -119643;1361141976;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: basically I am -119642;1361141996;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: asicminer and btcmc cant be sold yet -119641;1361142008;Diablo-D3;and btc-mining, the third and last asset, is the only asset of ours that went south -119640;1361142023;OgNasty;I was only talking smack because I thought you were continuing to take investments. -119639;1361142028;Diablo-D3;no, Im not -119638;1361142036;Diablo-D3;I cant take investments until the shares have been bought back. -119637;1361142054;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.00068 = 0.0014 BTC [-] -119636;1361142063;OgNasty;So you want to buy them all back to resell them? -119635;1361142066;Diablo-D3;no. -119634;1361142087;Diablo-D3;Im going to issue zero coupon OID corporate bonds issued by a legally registered corporation in the US. -119633;1361142123;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: yes, a lot of people's shares are waiting. -119632;1361142135;Diablo-D3;EskimoBob: if this could have been done overnight, I would have already. -119631;1361142164;OgNasty;shoulda bought https://nastyfans.org seats instead :P -119630;1361142181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064422 = 2.7837 BTC [-] -119629;1361142183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11543 @ 0.00064388 = 7.4323 BTC [-] -119628;1361142185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1645 @ 0.00064368 = 1.0589 BTC [-] -119627;1361142186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3153 @ 0.00064344 = 2.0288 BTC [-] -119626;1361142187;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 788 @ 0.00064262 = 0.5064 BTC [-] -119625;1361142294;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: btw, worst case DMC owes 861 and only has 507 in assets, best case DMC owes 586 and has 1212 in assets. -119624;1361142303;Diablo-D3;OgNasty: I imagine its going to be about even when it finally comes down to it -119623;1361142364;OgNasty;Breaktime over... back to work I go. -119622;1361142802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4185 @ 0.00066206 = 2.7707 BTC [+] -119621;1361142805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1599 @ 0.00066273 = 1.0597 BTC [+] -119620;1361142806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3046 @ 0.00066274 = 2.0187 BTC [+] -119619;1361142955;gribble;1 BTC = 27.02421 U.S. dollars = 20.2004859 Euros -119618;1361143115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4254 @ 0.00066274 = 2.8193 BTC [+] -119617;1361143118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066297 = 2.8647 BTC [+] -119616;1361143120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18975 @ 0.00066298 = 12.58 BTC [+] -119615;1361143216;jurov;<3 s.mpoe these days... selling at 66, buying at 64 -119614;1361144220;mjr_;i know -119613;1361144224;mjr_;it is crazy -119612;1361144232;mjr_;crossed quotes sitting there for like 15 minutes -119611;1361144737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00066276 = 3.3138 BTC [-] -119610;1361144739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00066277 = 2.8638 BTC [+] -119609;1361144743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006629 = 2.8644 BTC [+] -119608;1361144744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23033 @ 0.00066298 = 15.2704 BTC [+] -119607;1361144745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.00066325 = 12.8007 BTC [+] -119606;1361144746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00066449 = 7.2429 BTC [+] -119605;1361144813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6364 @ 0.00066508 = 4.2326 BTC [+] -119604;1361144997;jurov;just noticed the wall at 0.0007 is now only 4885088 high? since when? -119603;1361145322;dub;09-02-13-06:23 [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1811173 @ 0.0007 = 1267.8211 BTC [+] -119602;1361145326;dub;? -119601;1361145359;jurov;well.. missed it -119600;1361145589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11836 @ 0.00066356 = 7.8539 BTC [-] -119599;1361145590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00066683 = 15.6705 BTC [+] -119598;1361145592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00066733 = 4.8715 BTC [+] -119597;1361145596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00066852 = 12.0334 BTC [+] -119596;1361145598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00066869 = 7.1215 BTC [+] -119595;1361145605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5858 @ 0.00066907 = 3.9194 BTC [+] -119594;1361148170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2004 @ 0.00066907 = 1.3408 BTC [+] -119593;1361148172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1346 @ 0.00066974 = 0.9015 BTC [+] -119592;1361148217;swhitt;I'm 10 btc short on a transaction and waiting on gox for another 3 days, can anyone sell me 10 btc via BoA transfer? -119591;1361148823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00632331 = 1.897 BTC [-] -119590;1361149014;jurov;BoA does btc transfers? -119589;1361149451;mjr_;what price swhitt? -119588;1361149457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00066973 = 1.3395 BTC [-] -119587;1361149459;mjr_;oh wait never mind -119586;1361149459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18500 @ 0.00066974 = 12.3902 BTC [+] -119585;1361149488;swhitt;sorry, I'm only looking for 5 btc now -119584;1361149508;swhitt;~$140 -119583;1361149761;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 95 @ 0.0099 = 0.9405 BTC [+] -119582;1361149872;FabianB_;swhitt: you should ask in #bitcoin-otc instead -119581;1361150426;wao;,,ticker -119580;1361150433;wao;;;ticker -119579;1361150433;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.81004, Best ask: 26.98899, Bid-ask spread: 0.17895, Last trade: 26.81004, 24 hour volume: 76982.57348597, 24 hour low: 25.00000, 24 hour high: 27.39989, 24 hour vwap: 26.39660 -119578;1361150857;wao;whats the rite -119577;1361151527;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 24 @ 0.0065 = 0.156 BTC [+] -119576;1361151604;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [+] -119575;1361151724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1 @ 0.0019649 BTC [-] -119574;1361151869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1 @ 0.0019649 BTC [-] -119573;1361151918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1 @ 0.0019649 BTC [-] -119572;1361152638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0063233 = 1.897 BTC [-] -119571;1361153000;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0065 = 0.065 BTC [+] -119570;1361153416;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -119569;1361153811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065408 = 2.8263 BTC [-] -119568;1361153811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065398 = 2.8258 BTC [-] -119567;1361153813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5377 @ 0.00065383 = 3.5156 BTC [-] -119566;1361154171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0063233 = 0.6323 BTC [-] -119565;1361154538;dub;;;bc,stats -119564;1361154541;gribble;Current Blocks: 221757 | Current Difficulty: 3275464.586565617 | Next Difficulty At Block: 221759 | Next Difficulty In: 2 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 15 minutes and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3654931.77282 | Estimated Percent Change: 11.58514 -119563;1361154547;dub;;;bc,diffchange -119562;1361154553;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | 11.5851408626 % based on data since last change | 31.9570583479 % based on data for last three days -119561;1361154562;dub;nplz -119560;1361154586;pigeons;;;estimate -119559;1361154587;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 3654931.77282 based on data since last change | 4322206.71566 based on data for last three days -119558;1361154650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065393 = 2.8256 BTC [+] -119557;1361154652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2779 @ 0.00065383 = 1.817 BTC [-] -119556;1361155311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3944 @ 0.00065383 = 2.5787 BTC [-] -119555;1361155313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065283 = 2.8209 BTC [-] -119554;1361155314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 335 @ 0.00065282 = 0.2187 BTC [-] -119553;1361156189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0063233 = 0.6323 BTC [-] -119552;1361156820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1569 @ 0.000655 = 1.0277 BTC [+] -119551;1361157149;dub;;;bc,stats -119550;1361157153;gribble;Current Blocks: 221765 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 2010 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 11 hours, 15 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 10464702.0526 | Estimated Percent Change: 186.62473 -119549;1361157576;thestringpuller;;;seen mircea_popescu -119548;1361157576;gribble;mircea_popescu was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 hours, 51 minutes, and 57 seconds ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbcctWbC8Q0 hitler finds out he's really a 13yo faggoty kid. -119547;1361157827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 486 @ 0.00613006 = 2.9792 BTC [-] -119546;1361158637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065416 = 2.8266 BTC [-] -119545;1361158642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7379 @ 0.00065418 = 4.8272 BTC [+] -119544;1361158892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5850 @ 0.00065418 = 3.827 BTC [+] -119543;1361158952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10358 @ 0.00065418 = 6.776 BTC [+] -119542;1361158953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 373 @ 0.00065519 = 0.2444 BTC [+] -119541;1361159381;thestringpuller;breaking news walletbit sucks -119540;1361159401;Namworld;We at BitVPS use BitPay -119539;1361159437;kakobrekla;dont you take btcs direclty? -119538;1361159469;Namworld;Not anymore, too much price volatility, clients were being charged different recurring rates for the same services. -119537;1361159487;kakobrekla;hm -119536;1361159488;Namworld;Now they have fixed USD invoices they can pay with BitPay and conversion is handled on the fly. -119535;1361159502;Namworld;It seemed more fair that way. -119534;1361159537;kakobrekla;hm -119533;1361159545;kakobrekla;so to pay the divs you buy back btc ? -119532;1361159881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0062 = 0.62 BTC [+] -119531;1361159925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 14 @ 0.0063233 = 0.0885 BTC [+] -119530;1361160117;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1134 BTC [+] -119529;1361160337;dub;wats happening -119528;1361160421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2752 @ 0.00065513 = 1.8029 BTC [-] -119527;1361160422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065518 = 2.831 BTC [+] -119526;1361160423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7198 @ 0.00065519 = 4.7161 BTC [+] -119525;1361160809;dub;of what? rabbit cockvagina I hope -119524;1361160838;dub;cue MP with a dtng link -119523;1361161148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2869 @ 0.00065519 = 1.8797 BTC [+] -119522;1361161212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0063233 = 1.897 BTC [+] -119521;1361161436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065962 = 2.8502 BTC [+] -119520;1361161438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1188 @ 0.00065963 = 0.7836 BTC [+] -119519;1361161706;dub;it is not -119518;1361161909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10912 @ 0.00065963 = 7.1979 BTC [+] -119517;1361161911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3343 @ 0.00065991 = 2.2061 BTC [+] -119516;1361161912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4895 @ 0.00066234 = 3.2422 BTC [+] -119515;1361162136;pigeons;coal? nuclear? -119514;1361162177;dub;the dark side -119513;1361162177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4528 @ 0.00066234 = 2.9991 BTC [+] -119512;1361162180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6672 @ 0.00066841 = 4.4596 BTC [+] -119511;1361162208;Bugpowder;up up up -119510;1361162315;Namworld;kakobrekla: no, we keep everything in BTC -119509;1361162631;DeadWeasel;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144447.msg1535569#msg1535569 -119508;1361162638;DeadWeasel;all fixed, got my coinz for coinbase. -119507;1361162642;DeadWeasel;3.5 days later -119506;1361162645;DeadWeasel;well, 3 -119505;1361199765;mircea_popescu;PSA : if anyone has a legitimate claim against WBX, please make a claim with dooglus : https://dooglus.com/wbx/ -119504;1361199802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1661 @ 0.00066132 = 1.0985 BTC [-] -119503;1361200053;Bowjob;cant sleeep -119502;1361200125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067748 = 2.9274 BTC [+] -119501;1361200127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067781 = 6.7781 BTC [+] -119500;1361200129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7231 @ 0.00067782 = 4.9013 BTC [+] -119499;1361200716;DeadWeas1l;morning all -119498;1361200783;Bowjob;40 more mins for asic pre orders again -119497;1361200849;pigeons;avalons? -119496;1361200858;Bowjob;yeap -119495;1361200870;pigeons;have the first batch made it past customs? -119494;1361200907;Bowjob;dont know,maybe -119493;1361200917;Bowjob;theres been delay do to cny -119492;1361201070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00067699 = 4.2312 BTC [-] -119491;1361201120;jurov;quite a mystery... how do coinbr users manage to cancel multiple orders within one microsecond? -119490;1361201326;davos;HFT will find a way. dinoegg.png -119489;1361201726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00067063 = 1.2071 BTC [-] -119488;1361202029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.00067063 = 1.3748 BTC [-] -119487;1361202131;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01511 BTC [-] -119486;1361202133;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.0151 = 0.0302 BTC [-] -119485;1361202135;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 9 @ 0.01312 = 0.1181 BTC [-] -119484;1361202247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4459 @ 0.000672 = 2.9964 BTC [+] -119483;1361202251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 91 @ 0.00067752 = 0.0617 BTC [+] -119482;1361202287;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -119481;1361202536;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.03011 BTC [+] -119480;1361203018;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 7 @ 0.089 = 0.623 BTC [+] -119479;1361203068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00067752 = 2.7101 BTC [+] -119478;1361203136;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 5 @ 0.0044 = 0.022 BTC [-] -119477;1361203162;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.0044 BTC [-] -119476;1361203764;Chaang-Noi;pigeons not yet -119475;1361203767;Bowjob;ASICs are now available for pre order -119474;1361203768;Bowjob;!! -119473;1361203777;Chaang-Noi;some people think it is not really made :/ -119472;1361203812;Chaang-Noi;but it will be lol if they had, 5,000 people trying to buy 5 units -119471;1361203817;Chaang-Noi;it will still be lol though -119470;1361203884;pigeons;yeah well they didnt just make the 2 that made it to the us and the 2 the are mining in china -119469;1361203922;pigeons;but yeah not showing up makes you take pause before spending money. well maybe not, look at all the bfl orders and basic too -119468;1361204079;Chaang-Noi;pigeons look at the people who paid pirate :/ -119467;1361204093;Chaang-Noi;usagi you want to short btc? -119466;1361204117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00067751 = 1.355 BTC [-] -119465;1361204119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 230 @ 0.00067752 = 0.1558 BTC [+] -119464;1361204121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 220 @ 0.00067782 = 0.1491 BTC [+] -119463;1361204169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00067782 = 1.6946 BTC [+] -119462;1361204287;Bowjob;k, sold -119461;1361204334;Chaang-Noi;well if you want to short, why not sell? -119460;1361204339;Chaang-Noi;do you want leverage? -119459;1361204387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00067782 = 2.3385 BTC [+] -119458;1361204466;Chaang-Noi;ahh -119457;1361204486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 468 @ 0.00067782 = 0.3172 BTC [+] -119456;1361204487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32 @ 0.0006779 = 0.0217 BTC [+] -119455;1361204766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3798 @ 0.0006779 = 2.5747 BTC [+] -119454;1361204768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8402 @ 0.00067795 = 5.6961 BTC [+] -119453;1361204953;pigeons;first you load the gun and point it at yourself -119452;1361204973;Chaang-Noi;lol -119451;1361205003;Chaang-Noi;i used the wrong word -119450;1361205155;Bowjob;Okay guys sold out -119449;1361205162;Bowjob;Avalon ASICS sold out -119448;1361205220;Bowjob;I'm gonna buy bitcoins to seal my position on buttcoins -119447;1361205231;Bowjob;so its just like i bought asics with cash -119446;1361205252;Chaang-Noi;umm, there were only 5, sure it was going to sell out -119445;1361205358;Bowjob;you mean 343 -119444;1361205370;Chaang-Noi;in the latest sale? -119443;1361205380;Bowjob;yes. -119442;1361205399;Bowjob;took like 2 mins -119441;1361205424;Chaang-Noi;i see -119440;1361205432;Chaang-Noi;had i know it was 343 i would have tried -119439;1361205438;Chaang-Noi;known -119438;1361205443;Chaang-Noi;5 i was like lol -119437;1361205481;Bowjob;Order #1421 -119436;1361205486;Bowjob;nb -119435;1361205492;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -119434;1361205495;gribble;Current Blocks: 221858 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1917 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 6 hours, 38 minutes, and 7 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4370723.57006 | Estimated Percent Change: 19.71267 -119433;1361205591;Bowjob;ive stayed up.. pulled an all nighter -119432;1361205595;Bowjob;maybe i can sleep now -119431;1361205626;Chaang-Noi;? -119430;1361205630;Chaang-Noi;are you in school? -119429;1361205636;Bowjob;nah -119428;1361205641;Bowjob;funemployed -119427;1361205644;Chaang-Noi;too old? -119426;1361205646;thestringpuller;funemployed? -119425;1361205654;thestringpuller;da fuck does that even mean lol -119424;1361205661;Bowjob;my job is to have fun -119423;1361205674;thestringpuller;so "retired"? -119422;1361205681;Bowjob;nah, im only 20 -119421;1361205685;Chaang-Noi;you have to work first to be retired -119420;1361205694;Bowjob;i have a 6 month work cycle -119419;1361205704;Chaang-Noi;? -119418;1361205707;Bowjob;i work at a nursery, dealing with plants ect -119417;1361205712;Chaang-Noi;ahh -119416;1361205717;Chaang-Noi;what area? -119415;1361205717;Bowjob;its a chill job -119414;1361205721;Bowjob;vancouver -119413;1361205728;Chaang-Noi;ahh,, "plants" -119412;1361205733;Bowjob;yeap -119411;1361205740;Bowjob;greenhouse no 13, dont go there -119410;1361205744;Bowjob;the rest are legit -119409;1361205745;Bowjob;lol -119408;1361205751;Chaang-Noi;:) -119407;1361205762;Bowjob;it can get boring when im off season -119406;1361205768;Chaang-Noi;i bet -119405;1361205770;Bowjob;so.. i employ myself to have fun -119404;1361205776;Bowjob;hence, funemployed -119403;1361205777;Chaang-Noi;iv been out of work for a while -119402;1361205788;Bowjob;also, got my asic. ill retire a miner -119401;1361205789;Bowjob;:) -119400;1361205790;Chaang-Noi;i spend more when not working -119399;1361205791;Bowjob;lol -119398;1361205798;Chaang-Noi;i has asicminer stock -119397;1361205800;Bowjob;im still rolling though -119396;1361205813;Chaang-Noi;i drink or smoke opium -119395;1361205814;Bowjob;i really got nothing to spend money on -119394;1361205830;Chaang-Noi;in thailand they have piles of virgins and soo much beer..... -119393;1361205835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 471 @ 0.00067696 = 0.3188 BTC [-] -119392;1361205837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16550 @ 0.00067663 = 11.1982 BTC [-] -119391;1361205839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5327 @ 0.00067048 = 3.5716 BTC [-] -119390;1361205843;Bowjob;but.. i though thailand is full of traps -119389;1361205859;Chaang-Noi;they has traps if you like that, but you have to seek them out -119388;1361205866;Chaang-Noi;unless you are in a tourist bar! -119387;1361205877;Bowjob;no traps for me lol -119386;1361205888;Chaang-Noi;iv never tried myself -119385;1361205893;Bowjob;i swear i have the easiest life ever -119384;1361205898;Bowjob;freeest ride lol -119383;1361205910;Chaang-Noi;growing pot must be easy unless you get jailed -119382;1361205919;Bowjob;nah -119381;1361205932;Bowjob;i grow legit stuff lol -119380;1361205937;Bowjob;tomatoes and shit -119379;1361205945;Chaang-Noi;yeah i bet lol -119378;1361205956;Bowjob;its a chill living, plenty comfy right now -119377;1361205962;Chaang-Noi;growing tomatoes for 6 months stil has btc for asics -119376;1361205969;Bowjob;but.. all i do is play videogames -119375;1361205969;Bowjob;lol -119374;1361205986;Bowjob;hey im paid a decent wage -119373;1361205990;Chaang-Noi;i have a lot of video cards but i cant get into gming -119372;1361205996;Bowjob;for the amount of shit i do -119371;1361205999;Chaang-Noi;in thailand we dont make a decent wage -119370;1361206000;Bowjob;i guess im lucky -119369;1361206009;Bowjob;yeah i bet -119368;1361206084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00067795 = 0.5424 BTC [+] -119367;1361206423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3012 @ 0.00067048 = 2.0195 BTC [-] -119366;1361206425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006682 = 2.8873 BTC [-] -119365;1361206428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3878 @ 0.00066819 = 2.5912 BTC [-] -119364;1361206429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1489 @ 0.00066818 = 0.9949 BTC [-] -119363;1361206528;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.02299 BTC [+] -119362;1361206660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00067795 = 0.678 BTC [+] -119361;1361207213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00066819 = 2.0046 BTC [-] -119360;1361207214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11186 @ 0.00066818 = 7.4743 BTC [-] -119359;1361207215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 764 @ 0.00066253 = 0.5062 BTC [-] -119358;1361207222;jcpham;http://i.imgur.com/nInG3dD.jpg -119357;1361207700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00066253 = 4.9027 BTC [-] -119356;1361207705;Chaang-Noi;jcpham that is romania -119355;1361207719;Chaang-Noi;i read an artical about it somewhere that was a photo -119354;1361207751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4636 @ 0.00066253 = 3.0715 BTC [-] -119353;1361207753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2414 @ 0.00065654 = 1.5849 BTC [-] -119352;1361207805;Chaang-Noi;mp might know these kids -119351;1361207809;jcpham;Six-year old twins Gelu and Edi Petrache sit on stairs in a mansion on Easter Sunday in Buzescu, a small town in Romania. Buzescu is known for it's ultra-wealthy Roma and their bizarre mansions that line the main street. The Roma of Buzescu are part of the Kalderash clan and are known for being coppersmiths and.dealing with metal scraps. After the fall of the communist regime in the.late 80?s, they stripped old factories of their metals and so -119350;1361207809;jcpham;me made a small fortune re-selling them. -119349;1361207870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3998 @ 0.00067795 = 2.7104 BTC [+] -119348;1361207871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 328 @ 0.00067853 = 0.2226 BTC [+] -119347;1361208010;Chaang-Noi;reselling the kids? -119346;1361208039;Diablo-D3;sounds like Chaang-Noi's thing -119345;1361208041;Chaang-Noi;oh, i read the text backwards... -119344;1361208050;Chaang-Noi;i dont sell kids lol -119343;1361208058;Diablo-D3;no, you just buy them. for dinner. -119342;1361208064;Chaang-Noi;lol -119341;1361208085;Chaang-Noi;im picky as fuck with what i eat -119340;1361208090;Chaang-Noi;id never eat a human -119339;1361208101;Chaang-Noi;unless i was going to die... -119338;1361208419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00066711 = 6.571 BTC [-] -119337;1361208567;Chaang-Noi;ill store gold for free lol -119336;1361208633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1907 @ 0.00065654 = 1.252 BTC [-] -119335;1361208635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2566 @ 0.00065653 = 1.6847 BTC [-] -119334;1361208683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0062955 = 2.5182 BTC [+] -119333;1361208685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0063 = 0.63 BTC [+] -119332;1361209343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 984 @ 0.00065653 = 0.646 BTC [-] -119331;1361209345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.0006555 = 2.6548 BTC [-] -119330;1361209351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2760 @ 0.00065449 = 1.8064 BTC [-] -119329;1361209353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9750 @ 0.00065448 = 6.3812 BTC [-] -119328;1361209354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5037 @ 0.00065441 = 3.2963 BTC [-] -119327;1361210043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00065441 = 1.6687 BTC [-] -119326;1361210330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00065826 = 1.7773 BTC [+] -119325;1361210578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2421 @ 0.00067054 = 1.6234 BTC [+] -119324;1361210580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9104 @ 0.00067077 = 6.1067 BTC [+] -119323;1361210687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065462 = 2.8286 BTC [-] -119322;1361210689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9179 @ 0.00065441 = 6.0068 BTC [-] -119321;1361210882;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2196 @ 0.00067077 = 1.473 BTC [+] -119320;1361210883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1192 @ 0.00067436 = 0.8038 BTC [+] -119319;1361211830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00067236 = 3.0256 BTC [-] -119318;1361211837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00065734 = 1.3147 BTC [-] -119317;1361211839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2590 @ 0.00065441 = 1.6949 BTC [-] -119316;1361212287;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.00645 = 0.0323 BTC [-] -119315;1361212649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3399 @ 0.00065441 = 2.2243 BTC [-] -119314;1361212651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10851 @ 0.0006544 = 7.1009 BTC [-] -119313;1361212794;mircea_popescu;lol so gas is over 5 dollars a galon in california -119312;1361212816;mircea_popescu;when bush was president it went over 3.5 after katrina, you could not read anything but how gas is over 3.5 -119311;1361212828;mircea_popescu;now... silence. it's gonna go over 10 in a coupla years and it'll still be silent. -119310;1361212843;mircea_popescu;the us press is literally the new soviet press i swear. -119309;1361212858;ThickAsThieves;it's still about 3.5 in florida i think -119308;1361212874;ThickAsThieves;i don't buy much gas... -119307;1361212887;mircea_popescu;im just like wow, i gotta find out from people -119306;1361212900;mircea_popescu;cause the press is busy misquotin ron paul or w/e -119305;1361212923;ThickAsThieves;i dont follow US news for US news -119304;1361212965;ThickAsThieves;I use BBC and Al Jazeera -119303;1361213018;mircea_popescu;ima end up putting up a page filledwith what ppl living there tell me -119302;1361213024;mircea_popescu;end up drudge#2 or some shit -119301;1361213057;ThickAsThieves;us news mostly isnt news at all -119300;1361213087;ThickAsThieves;its various marketing packaged as news -119299;1361213153;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -119298;1361213155;gribble;Current Blocks: 221865 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1910 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 7 hours, 14 minutes, and 33 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4193312.21943 | Estimated Percent Change: 14.85343 -119297;1361213779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00065809 = 1.9743 BTC [+] -119296;1361213886;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [+] -119295;1361214397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3129 @ 0.00067362 = 2.1078 BTC [+] -119294;1361214404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 171 @ 0.00067385 = 0.1152 BTC [+] -119293;1361214619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006584 = 2.8449 BTC [-] -119292;1361214621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 329 @ 0.00065809 = 0.2165 BTC [-] -119291;1361214808;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: electric car drivers won't be affected :P -119290;1361215085;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -119289;1361215085;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 15 hours, 7 minutes, and 25 seconds ago: pong -119288;1361215105;DeadWeasel;um, where has smickles gone? -119287;1361215780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 32 @ 0.0063 = 0.2016 BTC [+] -119286;1361215791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 182 @ 0.00640596 = 1.1659 BTC [+] -119285;1361215793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0064096 = 1.2819 BTC [+] -119284;1361215820;DeadWeasel;is there a way to get mtgox price via command line, not in irc? -119283;1361215938;pizzaman1337;DeadWeasel: of course, API. https://mtgox.com/api/1/BTCUSD/ticker -119282;1361215979;DeadWeasel;well, I guess I just have to learn some language and parse this? -119281;1361215993;pizzaman1337;it's json -119280;1361215995;DeadWeasel;json is easy though, right -119279;1361216004;pizzaman1337;most languages have a library to parse this -119278;1361216024;pizzaman1337;if you're looking for something easy to get started with, python isn't a bad place to start -119277;1361216050;DeadWeasel;i've installed that, just need to cross the divide -119276;1361216068;pizzaman1337;google is your friend -119275;1361216118;DeadWeasel;what ide do you use? -119274;1361216191;pizzaman1337;for python I just use vim -119273;1361216263;DeadWeasel;looks like PyDev with eclipse might be good for this newb -119272;1361216487;DeadWeasel;or geany -119271;1361217076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5411 @ 0.00065909 = 3.5663 BTC [+] -119270;1361217517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3289 @ 0.00066042 = 2.1721 BTC [+] -119269;1361217519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4711 @ 0.0006581 = 3.1003 BTC [-] -119268;1361217882;ThickAsThieves;;;seen evoorhees -119267;1361217882;gribble;evoorhees was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 days, 19 hours, 30 minutes, and 42 seconds ago: perfect -119266;1361217890;ThickAsThieves;odd -119265;1361217908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5289 @ 0.0006581 = 3.4807 BTC [-] -119264;1361217913;ThickAsThieves;sdice website and betting has been wonky lately -119263;1361218443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00066413 = 6.7077 BTC [+] -119262;1361218610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00648691 = 6.4869 BTC [+] -119261;1361218863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 591 @ 0.0064869 = 3.8338 BTC [-] -119260;1361218877;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3411 BTC [-] -119259;1361218926;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.341 BTC [-] -119258;1361218928;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.341 BTC [-] -119257;1361218955;kakobrekla;its a scam. -119256;1361218981;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 29 @ 0.34 = 9.86 BTC [-] -119255;1361219012;pizzaman1337;it's free money! -119254;1361219067;kakobrekla;o hey pizza, how is it going -119253;1361219076;pizzaman1337;not bad -119252;1361219077;pizzaman1337;yourself? -119251;1361219087;kakobrekla;alright, busy day :) -119250;1361219092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 823 @ 0.00638721 = 5.2567 BTC [-] -119249;1361219099;pizzaman1337;looking forward to going to vegas in 2 days -119248;1361219106;kakobrekla;o? -119247;1361219108;kakobrekla;gambling? -119246;1361219133;pizzaman1337;maybe just a little, brother's bachelor party -119245;1361219145;pizzaman1337;if I wanted to gamble I'd play S.DICE -119244;1361219147;pizzaman1337;:) -119243;1361219147;kakobrekla;o nice. -119242;1361219149;kakobrekla;lol -119241;1361219152;kakobrekla;:) -119240;1361219163;pizzaman1337;my poker skills aren't that great though -119239;1361219165;kakobrekla;meh im missing the thrill -119238;1361219172;kakobrekla;withc s.dice -119237;1361219178;kakobrekla;with* -119236;1361219185;pizzaman1337;why are you missing it? is it down? -119235;1361219191;kakobrekla;no i mean -119234;1361219200;kakobrekla;i miss the excitement when playing -119233;1361219208;kakobrekla;since its like instant -119232;1361219218;kakobrekla;so there is no adrenaline rush -119231;1361219219;pizzaman1337;ah, yeah -119230;1361219223;kakobrekla;like when i short btc -119229;1361219224;kakobrekla;:D -119228;1361219237;pizzaman1337;:) -119227;1361219251;pizzaman1337;gotta run, bbl -119226;1361219255;kakobrekla;enjoy, later -119225;1361219356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00067068 = 4.4936 BTC [+] -119224;1361219358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00066435 = 0.2325 BTC [-] -119223;1361219447;kakobrekla;btw ill prolly mention this several times along the way -119222;1361219459;kakobrekla;mpex -> sierra chart almost working. -119221;1361219752;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0063 = 0.063 BTC [-] -119220;1361219983;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -119219;1361219985;gribble;Current Blocks: 221876 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1899 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 15 hours, 36 minutes, and 26 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4058614.30824 | Estimated Percent Change: 11.1641 -119218;1361220434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.0006581 = 1.9743 BTC [-] -119217;1361220435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2055 @ 0.00065809 = 1.3524 BTC [-] -119216;1361220593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00065809 = 1.7768 BTC [-] -119215;1361220959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065959 = 2.8501 BTC [+] -119214;1361220961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8679 @ 0.00065973 = 5.7258 BTC [+] -119213;1361221575;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -119212;1361221999;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.7 BTC [-] -119211;1361222001;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 13.6 BTC [-] -119210;1361222231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1404 @ 0.00065973 = 0.9263 BTC [+] -119209;1361222323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00669999 = 6.7 BTC [+] -119208;1361222325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0067 = 6.7 BTC [+] -119207;1361222329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.006885 = 6.885 BTC [+] -119206;1361222339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00689 = 6.89 BTC [+] -119205;1361222341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.006895 = 6.895 BTC [+] -119204;1361222539;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 39 @ 0.7125 = 27.7875 BTC [+] -119203;1361222541;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.71 = 4.97 BTC [-] -119202;1361222542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.70799999 = 2.832 BTC [-] -119201;1361222557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14796 @ 0.00066488 = 9.8376 BTC [+] -119200;1361222579;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3315 = 0.663 BTC [-] -119199;1361222582;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3315 = 0.663 BTC [-] -119198;1361222634;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.331 = 0.662 BTC [-] -119197;1361222678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00065988 = 0.8578 BTC [-] -119196;1361222801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2870 @ 0.00065809 = 1.8887 BTC [-] -119195;1361222803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006549 = 2.8298 BTC [-] -119194;1361222806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6309 @ 0.00065489 = 4.1317 BTC [-] -119193;1361222878;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.33 = 1.65 BTC [-] -119192;1361222949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1730 @ 0.00065489 = 1.133 BTC [-] -119191;1361222951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2561 @ 0.0006544 = 1.6759 BTC [-] -119190;1361222967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10230 @ 0.00065409 = 6.6913 BTC [-] -119189;1361222969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1879 @ 0.00065256 = 1.2262 BTC [-] -119188;1361222986;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0063 = 0.126 BTC [-] -119187;1361223055;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00624 = 0.0125 BTC [-] -119186;1361223243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 97 @ 0.00065988 = 0.064 BTC [+] -119185;1361223295;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 68 @ 0.0061 = 0.4148 BTC [-] -119184;1361223417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3603 @ 0.00067079 = 2.4169 BTC [+] -119183;1361223419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00065257 = 1.1094 BTC [-] -119182;1361223423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1584 @ 0.00065256 = 1.0337 BTC [-] -119181;1361223537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00065256 = 6.9171 BTC [-] -119180;1361223687;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 14 @ 0.33 = 4.62 BTC [-] -119179;1361223689;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [-] -119178;1361223723;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.31 BTC [-] -119177;1361223810;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -119176;1361223919;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.70799999 BTC [-] -119175;1361224023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00067361 = 2.0208 BTC [+] -119174;1361224027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00067362 = 2.9107 BTC [+] -119173;1361224029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 479 @ 0.00067363 = 0.3227 BTC [+] -119172;1361224063;gribble;1 BTC = 26.82000 U.S. dollars = 20.0478397 Euros -119171;1361224153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065959 = 2.8501 BTC [-] -119170;1361224155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7879 @ 0.00065948 = 5.196 BTC [-] -119169;1361224241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2371 @ 0.00065948 = 1.5636 BTC [-] -119168;1361224243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1126 @ 0.00065257 = 0.7348 BTC [-] -119167;1361224263;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: that sounds cool. I'd love to reverse engineer MT4's protocol and get mtgox on that, no margin trading though... -119166;1361224314;kakobrekla;hehe reverse mt4 hehe -119165;1361224553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006735 = 2.9102 BTC [+] -119164;1361224555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5279 @ 0.00067363 = 3.5561 BTC [+] -119163;1361224593;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -119162;1361224981;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: heh http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1776726/how-can-i-reverse-engineer-a-network-protocol-metatrader-4 -119161;1361225410;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3799 BTC [+] -119160;1361225673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00067268 = 7.4331 BTC [-] -119159;1361225675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4250 @ 0.00067238 = 2.8576 BTC [-] -119158;1361226897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4242 @ 0.00067363 = 2.8575 BTC [+] -119157;1361226899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1126 @ 0.00067363 = 0.7585 BTC [+] -119156;1361226901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2432 @ 0.00067363 = 1.6383 BTC [+] -119155;1361227111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3382 @ 0.00067238 = 2.274 BTC [-] -119154;1361227313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00067363 = 0.741 BTC [+] -119153;1361227440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 789 @ 0.00067363 = 0.5315 BTC [+] -119152;1361227444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12579 @ 0.00067385 = 8.4764 BTC [+] -119151;1361227446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3878 @ 0.00067435 = 2.6151 BTC [+] -119150;1361227448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5949 @ 0.00067437 = 4.0118 BTC [+] -119149;1361227494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2468 @ 0.00067238 = 1.6594 BTC [-] -119148;1361227516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00066543 = 7.8521 BTC [-] -119147;1361227898;DeadWeasel;volume is shit -119146;1361227900;DeadWeasel;28k -119145;1361227930;DeadWeasel;:/ -119144;1361228099;ThickAsThieves;3-day weekend in US -119143;1361228135;DeadWeasel;no banks, i know. -119142;1361228148;DeadWeasel;any media poke will be delayed till wed/thurs -119141;1361228175;DeadWeasel;reddit / mega media may hit big. but a lot of their users are also broke. -119140;1361228183;DeadWeasel;curious to see -119139;1361228220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.006895 = 6.895 BTC [+] -119138;1361228222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.0069 = 27.6 BTC [+] -119137;1361228270;ThickAsThieves;I have a feeling it will mostly serve to help us keep pace -119136;1361228292;ThickAsThieves;i'm not convinced reddit and mega will bring a huge increase -119135;1361228300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.7 = 35 BTC [-] -119134;1361228308;ThickAsThieves;not to say that our current pace isn't plenty :) -119133;1361228336;Lyspooner;our pace is roughly 25 coins every 10 minutes. no other pace matters -119132;1361228350;Lyspooner;:) -119131;1361228388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0069 = 34.5 BTC [+] -119130;1361228420;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.7 = 35 BTC [-] -119129;1361228456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0069 = 69 BTC [+] -119128;1361228459;DeadWeasel;if everybody started selling and nobody bought, you might be concerned about pace -119127;1361228469;DeadWeasel;but maybe not -119126;1361228480;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 100 @ 0.7 = 70 BTC [-] -119125;1361228840;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.682 BTC [-] -119124;1361228935;Lyspooner;not so much -119123;1361229052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31051 @ 0.00067437 = 20.9399 BTC [+] -119122;1361229053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11711 @ 0.00067476 = 7.9021 BTC [+] -119121;1361229056;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16350 @ 0.0006753 = 11.0412 BTC [+] -119120;1361229061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00067692 = 1.4215 BTC [+] -119119;1361229064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4218 @ 0.00067854 = 2.8621 BTC [+] -119118;1361229067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31350 @ 0.00067855 = 21.2725 BTC [+] -119117;1361229068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3220 @ 0.00067884 = 2.1859 BTC [+] -119116;1361229568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00066543 = 2.5952 BTC [-] -119115;1361229601;jurov;this is exactly right: http://i.imgur.com/YHGMhIi.jpg -119114;1361229713;kakobrekla;o well thats new pizzaman1337 -119113;1361229715;kakobrekla;didnt know. -119112;1361230175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.00066282 = 6.6613 BTC [-] -119111;1361230267;jurov;;;bc,stats -119110;1361230270;gribble;Current Blocks: 221902 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1873 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 11 hours, 46 minutes, and 44 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4194096.00714 | Estimated Percent Change: 14.8749 -119109;1361231366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4 @ 0.00066398 = 0.0027 BTC [+] -119108;1361231596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 246 @ 0.00066398 = 0.1633 BTC [+] -119107;1361231597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8254 @ 0.00067536 = 5.5744 BTC [+] -119106;1361231891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00066282 = 2.3199 BTC [-] -119105;1361231895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2055 @ 0.00066034 = 1.357 BTC [-] -119104;1361232010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9348 @ 0.00066034 = 6.1729 BTC [-] -119103;1361232012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1681 @ 0.0006595 = 1.1086 BTC [-] -119102;1361232425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 953 @ 0.00067536 = 0.6436 BTC [+] -119101;1361232426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1847 @ 0.00067683 = 1.2501 BTC [+] -119100;1361233449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00067132 = 3.4909 BTC [-] -119099;1361234103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3316 @ 0.00067201 = 2.2284 BTC [+] -119098;1361234113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1884 @ 0.00067682 = 1.2751 BTC [+] -119097;1361234632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00067132 = 5.8405 BTC [-] -119096;1361235021;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.71 = 1.42 BTC [+] -119095;1361235061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2153 @ 0.00067132 = 1.4454 BTC [-] -119094;1361235063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 647 @ 0.00067131 = 0.4343 BTC [-] -119093;1361235079;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.725 = 1.45 BTC [+] -119092;1361235543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00067682 = 2.3689 BTC [+] -119091;1361236084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00067131 = 2.9538 BTC [-] -119090;1361236611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00067682 = 1.8274 BTC [+] -119089;1361237496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5503 @ 0.00067131 = 3.6942 BTC [-] -119088;1361237523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3438 @ 0.00066492 = 2.286 BTC [-] -119087;1361237892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3801 @ 0.00067682 = 2.5726 BTC [+] -119086;1361238063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1441 @ 0.00066492 = 0.9581 BTC [-] -119085;1361241458;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -119084;1361241459;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 26.81116, Best ask: 26.99895, Bid-ask spread: 0.18779, Last trade: 26.81115, 24 hour volume: 28146.94767573, 24 hour low: 26.36268, 24 hour high: 27.14800, 24 hour vwap: 26.77014 -119083;1361241481;DeadWeasel;volume 'steady' at 28,000. I wonder what that includes -119082;1361242906;mod6;rally -119081;1361243190;Bowjob;fuck -119080;1361243196;Bowjob;my bank is closed -119079;1361243735;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -119078;1361243736;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.00512, Best ask: 27.00614, Bid-ask spread: 0.00102, Last trade: 27.00614, 24 hour volume: 36837.64498059, 24 hour low: 26.36268, 24 hour high: 27.43194, 24 hour vwap: 26.88400 -119077;1361243743;mircea_popescu;heh. -119076;1361243805;Bowjob;stupid banks -119075;1361243812;Bowjob;i give them my money so they can invest it -119074;1361243814;Bowjob;.. -119073;1361243831;BitHub;banks, paypal, never ends -119072;1361243834;Bowjob;they wont even answer my call -119071;1361243857;Bowjob;btw I was able to secure Avalon no 2 -119070;1361243868;Bowjob;trying to replace the spent coins -119069;1361243993;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.11979 BTC [+] -119068;1361245238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2471 @ 0.00066492 = 1.643 BTC [-] -119067;1361245264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00066116 = 5.2562 BTC [-] -119066;1361245269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7179 @ 0.00065992 = 4.7376 BTC [-] -119065;1361245546;mircea_popescu;when's the delivery ? -119064;1361245593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00066693 = 6.636 BTC [+] -119063;1361245595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00067682 = 1.0829 BTC [+] -119062;1361245716;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.08596 BTC [-] -119061;1361245722;Bowjob;march 5 to april 5th -119060;1361245862;dub;2013-2015 -119059;1361245920;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 9 @ 0.00068 = 0.0061 BTC [+] -119058;1361246390;kakobrekla;;;ticker -119057;1361246390;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.55000, Best ask: 27.59900, Bid-ask spread: 0.04900, Last trade: 27.59900, 24 hour volume: 47556.91667849, 24 hour low: 26.36268, 24 hour high: 27.60000, 24 hour vwap: 27.02661 -119056;1361246397;kakobrekla;go bitch go. -119055;1361246500;dub;go down -119054;1361246518;assbot;no u go down -119053;1361246537;dub;NO U -119052;1361246663;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -119051;1361246663;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 23 hours, 53 minutes, and 42 seconds ago: pong -119050;1361246664;thestringpuller;:( -119049;1361246679;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I am putting a bounty out for you! -119048;1361246704;kakobrekla;did you send him an email? -119047;1361246769;thestringpuller;no in general I want to put out a bounty for mircea_popescu and see how many bounty hunters come forth -119046;1361246803;kakobrekla;depends what you got to offer really -119045;1361246827;thestringpuller;we'll start the bidding at 1000 btc's -119044;1361246838;kakobrekla;bidding? -119043;1361246844;kakobrekla;is this a reverse auction? -119042;1361246852;thestringpuller;YESSIR for the head of mircea_popescu -119041;1361246853;kakobrekla;"ill kill him for 5btc only srs" -119040;1361246866;thestringpuller;XD -119039;1361246894;kakobrekla;first sign a message with key holding 1k btc -119038;1361246907;kakobrekla;until then best to stfu. -119037;1361247035;thestringpuller;i kno rite -119036;1361247071;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -119035;1361247074;gribble;Current Blocks: 221932 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1843 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 12 hours, 27 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4156078.98122 | Estimated Percent Change: 13.83363 -119034;1361247283;kakobrekla;;;ticker -119033;1361247284;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.51000, Best ask: 27.77000, Bid-ask spread: 0.26000, Last trade: 27.50000, 24 hour volume: 50030.24095015, 24 hour low: 26.36268, 24 hour high: 27.77000, 24 hour vwap: 27.05526 -119032;1361247296;kakobrekla;y u slow. -119031;1361247316;kakobrekla;;;ticker -119030;1361247317;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.63282, Best ask: 27.98430, Bid-ask spread: 0.35148, Last trade: 27.98430, 24 hour volume: 51414.05905568, 24 hour low: 26.36268, 24 hour high: 27.98430, 24 hour vwap: 27.07812 -119029;1361247345;kakobrekla;27.9 lulz -119028;1361247351;dub;aaaand down -119027;1361247368;kakobrekla;ya possibly -119026;1361247379;kakobrekla;under 22 we get fucked. -119025;1361247421;kakobrekla;take a smell of this tho http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -119024;1361247497;dub;pff -119023;1361247504;dub;inb4 $2 -119022;1361247513;kakobrekla;hehe -119021;1361247586;dub;;;ticker -119020;1361247587;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.68020, Best ask: 27.78485, Bid-ask spread: 0.10465, Last trade: 27.78486, 24 hour volume: 51511.72136611, 24 hour low: 26.36268, 24 hour high: 27.98430, 24 hour vwap: 27.07960 -119019;1361247677;Namworld;IT IS TIME! -119018;1361247690;Namworld;People will at last get their 33ish something =/ -119017;1361247704;kakobrekla;y u so sad -119016;1361247721;dub;who was it here that bought in at $32? -119015;1361247730;dub;smickles oslt -119014;1361247730;thestringpuller;smickles did -119013;1361247732;kakobrekla;i sold at that. -119012;1361247793;kakobrekla;not this time. -119011;1361248030;mircea_popescu;is it high enough at least ? -119010;1361248037;Namworld;no -119009;1361248227;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.04011 BTC [-] -119008;1361248345;kakobrekla;;;ticker -119007;1361248346;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.66000, Best ask: 27.69987, Bid-ask spread: 0.03987, Last trade: 27.66000, 24 hour volume: 52255.95488875, 24 hour low: 26.36268, 24 hour high: 27.98430, 24 hour vwap: 27.09083 -119006;1361248450;rxw;would anybody be interested in purchasing my remaining shares of ASICMINER? -119005;1361248456;rxw;I only have 76 shares left -119004;1361248470;Chaang-Noi;.1 sure -119003;1361248475;rxw;haha -119002;1361248484;Chaang-Noi;who put the wall up at 28?? :) -119001;1361248490;rxw;I'm looking to sell at .4 -119000;1361248490;dub;pirate -118999;1361248520;rxw;I haven't been as active as I used to be, pirate's pretty much fled the community right -118998;1361248531;Chaang-Noi;21:32:36 <+amphipod> Feb19 02:32:15 mtgox x117 2,494.8955 @ 27.9846635 USD -118997;1361248546;Chaang-Noi;i think you can find a buyer at .4 if you look for a while -118996;1361248560;Chaang-Noi;pirate logs onto the forum from time to time -118995;1361248590;rxw;there's an auction that started at that price, I'm confident the shares are worth that much, unfortunately I'm not as confident about the short-term prospects of bitcoin's price :[ -118994;1361248651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 485 @ 0.00065992 = 0.3201 BTC [-] -118993;1361248670;Bowjob;rally!!! -118992;1361248682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10819 @ 0.0006595 = 7.1351 BTC [-] -118991;1361248810;dub;Chaang-Noi: did you read about pirate supposedly being in Thailand? -118990;1361248901;Chaang-Noi;yeah -118989;1361248911;Chaang-Noi;bcb would not tell me the hotel where so i could no go check -118988;1361248924;Chaang-Noi;so i assumed it was just bcb trolling -118987;1361248947;Bowjob;if you found pirate what would you do? -118986;1361248974;thestringpuller;rob him -118985;1361248974;thestringpuller;lol -118984;1361248979;dub;I'd cut little bits off him till he gave up wallet -118983;1361249086;Bowjob;I got no beef with pirate, I haven't really fell for his scam -118982;1361249108;Bowjob;it woulda been nice to ride his ponzi and cash out before he shuts it down though -118981;1361249142;dub;I've got no beef either but its not like he's gonna go to the cops -118980;1361249167;Bowjob;if I see him here in vancouver id keep tabs on him -118979;1361249182;Bowjob;get a $$$ reward for his info -118978;1361249541;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.69880001 = 6.988 BTC [-] -118977;1361250567;kakobrekla;;;ticker -118976;1361250568;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.71173, Best ask: 27.97757, Bid-ask spread: 0.26584, Last trade: 27.97922, 24 hour volume: 59300.63225777, 24 hour low: 26.36268, 24 hour high: 28.00000, 24 hour vwap: 27.19648 -118975;1361250653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7596 @ 0.00065948 = 5.0094 BTC [-] -118974;1361250659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00066072 = 3.8322 BTC [+] -118973;1361250662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4515 @ 0.00067682 = 3.0558 BTC [+] -118972;1361250664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4389 @ 0.00067683 = 2.9706 BTC [+] -118971;1361251204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29752 @ 0.0006563 = 19.5262 BTC [-] -118970;1361280837;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -118969;1361280837;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 27.54000, Best ask: 27.54999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 27.54000, 24 hour volume: 71099.00472553, 24 hour low: 26.48000, 24 hour high: 28.21686, 24 hour vwap: 27.44215 -118968;1361281308;mircea_popescu;soo... amazonses has no antispam policy ? -118967;1361281308;coingenuity;spam detected -118966;1361281320;mircea_popescu;new rule "if from contains amazonses.com discard message". -118965;1361283722;mircea_popescu;http://incognito.mobi/trileme-in-timisoara -118964;1361283723;mircea_popescu;le woot. -118963;1361283801;lyspooner;cel mai bun blog yo -118962;1361283908;mircea_popescu;dats me! -118961;1361283914;mircea_popescu;whatever i do ends up da best! -118960;1361284039;lyspooner;there any montreal people around this joint? -118959;1361284180;Chaang-Noi;auction for asicminer about an hour left if anyone wants in https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144574.0 -118958;1361284251;Chaang-Noi;why was mt gox broken? -118957;1361284797;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi broken ? huh ? -118956;1361285754;Chaang-Noi;Breaking related news. BFL will ship a few this month maybe but only if all goes well. lol. -118955;1361285755;Chaang-Noi;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/blogs/bfl_jody/85-perennial-question-when-will-my-order-ship.html -118954;1361285761;Chaang-Noi;mp mt gox was failing hard -118953;1361285767;Chaang-Noi;their db failed for like 20 mins -118952;1361285776;Chaang-Noi;mp go check the charts -118951;1361285851;jurov;mtogxlive shows a gap, indeed -118950;1361285880;jurov;hai -118949;1361285912;jurov;interesting thought - if mtgox fell flat like in 2011, would price get up or down? -118948;1361286005;gribble;DeaDTerra was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 days, 17 hours, 1 minute, and 16 seconds ago: 2200 Ghash ^^ go ASICMINER! -118947;1361286015;gribble;DeaDTerra1 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 5 days, 17 hours, 36 minutes, and 54 seconds ago: so the purchaser breaks the law not the provider -118946;1361286705;Chaang-Noi;bfl has 6000 chips that they hope to ship by june... this means even at best they will only ship out 27 TH? wont asicminer at 62TH kill them? -118945;1361286812;Chaang-Noi;is my math at all right here? -118944;1361286938;Chaang-Noi;yeah but if you have 80% of the gpus... -118943;1361286938;jurov;;;ticker -118942;1361286939;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.40000, Best ask: 28.62899, Bid-ask spread: 0.22899, Last trade: 28.63000, 24 hour volume: 78935.86425330, 24 hour low: 26.48000, 24 hour high: 28.72649, 24 hour vwap: 27.55929 -118941;1361286988;Chaang-Noi;it will be -118940;1361287018;Chaang-Noi;but did i do my math right, bfl can only have 26 th at best, and asicminer odds are will ahve 62th? -118939;1361287044;ThickAsThieves;i think thats too far out in the future to predict -118938;1361287047;Chaang-Noi;that means asicminer will ahve like 70% of the network and like 1.5 btc per share just in the first year? -118937;1361287072;Chaang-Noi;bfl only has 6000 chips, each chip can only do 60 ghash -118936;1361287138;ThickAsThieves;but bfl has a nother wafer on the way -118935;1361287145;ThickAsThieves;and more afte rthat -118934;1361287188;ThickAsThieves;and the value of BTC will keep GPU miners in the game longer -118933;1361287196;ThickAsThieves;just too many factors -118932;1361287240;Chaang-Noi;hmm -118931;1361287244;Chaang-Noi;i have little faith in bfl -118930;1361287254;Chaang-Noi;i half expect it to not even work -118929;1361287302;ThickAsThieves;entirely possibel sadly -118928;1361287309;ThickAsThieves;possible* -118927;1361287396;Chaang-Noi;i did not loan money to bfl so i really hope they fail -118926;1361287446;Chaang-Noi;yeah.. i quit doing that after pirate lol -118925;1361287453;DeadWeasel;is silver/btc at parity yet? -118924;1361287470;DeadWeasel;awesome, glad to hear it. -118923;1361287487;Chaang-Noi;$1.50 differance now -118922;1361287528;DeadWeasel;It will, Gwern's SilkRoad/BTC article was on Hacker News later last night. -118921;1361287543;DeadWeasel;Pluss Reddit for Reddit gold plus Mega resellers -118920;1361287550;DeadWeasel;it should be a good week. -118919;1361287943;DeadWeasel;can't watch any at work. i need that script that saves all urls in a log. -118918;1361288033;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -118917;1361288034;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.41552, Best ask: 28.56999, Bid-ask spread: 0.15447, Last trade: 28.56999, 24 hour volume: 79333.36692833, 24 hour low: 26.48000, 24 hour high: 28.74018, 24 hour vwap: 27.57128 -118916;1361288052;ThickAsThieves;gonna break 32 this week?! -118915;1361288062;DeadWeasel;ok, i'll put it in my email. -118914;1361288108;DeadWeasel;why go with silver and not gold? -118913;1361288448;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -118912;1361288448;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.40001, Best ask: 28.49998, Bid-ask spread: 0.09997, Last trade: 28.40000, 24 hour volume: 79717.09388889, 24 hour low: 26.48000, 24 hour high: 28.74018, 24 hour vwap: 27.57592 -118911;1361288570;DeadWeasel;ok, great. i sent it to my email so I can watch when I get home. -118910;1361288956;DeadWeasel;interesting. -118909;1361289093;jurov;we'll mine asteroids for silver should that happen -118908;1361289282;DeadWeasel;chinease peasants already burn old computers for the metals. it's a very healthy profession. -118907;1361289286;DeadWeasel;chinese* -118906;1361289290;DeadWeasel;Chinese* -118905;1361289347;DeadWeasel;big ask walls went up all the way to 30 -118904;1361289364;Chaang-Noi;usagi i agree with you but the 50x is a bit too high, wont happen 1/10 ratio is the best we will ever see in our life times is my guess -118903;1361289365;DeadWeasel;aaaaaaand they're gone. removed. -118902;1361289422;Chaang-Noi;lol -118901;1361289866;Chaang-Noi;silver has only gone over gold in recent history once and that was for 1 year in spain like 600 years ago -118900;1361289876;Chaang-Noi;i dont thin kwe will equal again -118899;1361289891;Chaang-Noi;gold has that marketing thing going :) -118898;1361289929;Chaang-Noi;and even if there is more gold above dound, that gold is stored in giant safes, the silver is floating, the real market is much higher with silver -118897;1361289944;Chaang-Noi;my sister had gold on her wedding cake -118896;1361289965;Chaang-Noi;i dont know, but i shat gold the next day... -118895;1361290064;Guest55650;i want 10k btc pizza -118894;1361290210;Guest55650;usagi how much coin did you melt into silver -118893;1361290266;Chaang-Noi;i did not pay -118892;1361290276;Chaang-Noi;he got two pizzas for 10k -118891;1361290292;kakobrekla;bitcoin to silver right? -118890;1361290294;kakobrekla;how much? -118889;1361290309;kakobrekla;how much coins you sold for it? -118888;1361290314;Chaang-Noi;yeah im selling silver to get btc/ltc :) -118887;1361290326;kakobrekla;in btc? -118886;1361290348;kakobrekla;what? -118885;1361290375;kakobrekla;ask him -118884;1361290385;mircea_popescu;lol this is progressing nicely -118883;1361290685;pigeons;who is suprised that usagi mails his shit? -118882;1361290709;kakobrekla;pigeons :D -118881;1361290735;kakobrekla;usagi there are many of them note the 's' -118880;1361290757;kakobrekla;more bird, more brain i guess -118879;1361290757;pigeons;we are many -118878;1361290780;kakobrekla;i always assumed it was a borg kinda thing -118877;1361290793;kakobrekla;whre only 1 connection is needed for all of the fleet -118876;1361290867;jurov;hi kakobrekla, where's assbot? -118875;1361290884;kakobrekla;having sex -118874;1361290906;jurov;with whom? gribble's here -118873;1361290946;jurov;;;slap assbot -118872;1361290959;mircea_popescu;da fuck is an inspissated -118871;1361291078;ThickAsThieves;lol BFL ads on my Facebook -118870;1361291147;jurov;or twatter -118869;1361291218;kakobrekla;is evil evil? yes! -118868;1361291270;jurov;evil is not evil. it's cool. -118867;1361291512;jurov;good i'm not btc developer, this is real evil, both sides just rehashing their arguments: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144895.0 -118866;1361291544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 15 @ 0.99 = 14.85 BTC [-] -118865;1361291578;jurov;like, i'm big miner, i'll mine gigabyte block, now 15% of network can't process it and drops off, so i have 15% more part of network -118864;1361291590;jurov;no it does NOT work that way -118863;1361291612;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -118862;1361291624;gribble;Current Blocks: 222013 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1762 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 3 hours, 38 minutes, and 44 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -118861;1361291626;jurov;one must take into account the block must be propagated successfully first -118860;1361291632;jurov;but i gave up.... -118859;1361291656;jurov;centralization of what? -118858;1361291665;ThickAsThieves;control -118857;1361291691;jurov;all actors are strongly motivated to keep own copy of blockchain and thus control -118856;1361291813;jurov;*rolls eyes* -118855;1361291827;TomServo;usagi: could you resend the link you mentioned regarding silver? -118854;1361291856;jurov;i will store it.. why not? -118853;1361291905;jurov;i'll buy bigger hdd for 30 bucks -118852;1361291920;jurov;or a ssd for 300 -118851;1361291925;kakobrekla;(0.1 btc at that point) -118850;1361292001;jurov;obviously, we'll get some king of tiered storage once things go into petabytes -118849;1361292078;jurov;i don;t understaid it either... the "centralized" word lost a meaning completely by now -118848;1361292143;jurov;truffles, what alteration? -118847;1361292160;jurov;? -118846;1361292323;jurov;look, right now petabyte suitable for blockchain can be got for under $100k... and that's negligible sum for medium and large enterprises -118845;1361292331;pigeons;truffles: those are seperate networks, different geneseis block, different chain, different rules, -118844;1361292351;jurov;and there are plenty of them... so what fear of centralization? -118843;1361292377;jurov;they'll buy just few less luxury cars -118842;1361292415;jurov;as i wrote there, it's strawman argument -118841;1361292484;wao;is this safe to generate vanity address https://bitcoinvanity.appspot.com ? -118840;1361292497;wao;at wiki says yes. -118839;1361292598;jurov;wao, dunno... i have cpu-generated addy myself with 6chars prefix in ~12 hours, didn't need more -118838;1361292604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00064975 = 2.3716 BTC [-] -118837;1361292606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3150 @ 0.00064927 = 2.0452 BTC [-] -118836;1361292728;wao;just testing, 4 char prefix did in few minutes.. -118835;1361292755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1919 @ 0.00675812 = 12.9688 BTC [+] -118834;1361292757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3279 @ 0.00675813 = 22.1599 BTC [+] -118833;1361292803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00675813 = 13.5163 BTC [+] -118832;1361292861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14361 @ 0.00064927 = 9.3242 BTC [-] -118831;1361292863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6439 @ 0.00064882 = 4.1778 BTC [-] -118830;1361292865;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.713 = 2.852 BTC [-] -118829;1361292866;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.712 BTC [-] -118828;1361292867;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.712 = 5.696 BTC [-] -118827;1361292868;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.711 = 4.977 BTC [-] -118826;1361292983;pigeons;it will decrease variance of payouts for that person at the cost of less overall expected payout -118825;1361293059;DeadWeasel;it's not, you get small regular payments instead of large irregular payments -118824;1361293080;pigeons;the miner will liekly get less bitcoins over time, but will consistently get them, instead of waiting perhaps years to get a block soloing -118823;1361293173;pigeons;their are several different pooled mining "payout schemes", such as PPS, PPLNS, etc, but all intend to distribute the reward amoung the contributing miners -118822;1361293262;pigeons;your statement is missing a few clarifications -118821;1361293345;pigeons;what is "it"? beneficial for whom? -118820;1361293387;Bowjob;mornig -118819;1361293409;pigeons;well most asic miners are using pools and plan to use pools -118818;1361293455;pigeons;the reduction of variance from pooled mining has been seen to be "beneficial", even up to particularly high fees -118817;1361293521;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0065 BTC [+] -118816;1361293562;pigeons;most people can't afford to wait to get paid -118815;1361293609;pigeons;try #bitcoin-mining -118814;1361295182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3711 @ 0.00064882 = 2.4078 BTC [-] -118813;1361295184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27140 @ 0.00064881 = 17.6087 BTC [-] -118812;1361295186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4753 @ 0.00064827 = 3.0812 BTC [-] -118811;1361295193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00064791 = 1.2958 BTC [-] -118810;1361295194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2296 @ 0.0006479 = 1.4876 BTC [-] -118809;1361295268;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -118808;1361295300;thestringpuller;;;gribble -118807;1361295301;gribble;yes I am gribble. why do you keep bothering me? -118806;1361295304;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -118805;1361295311;thestringpuller;:( -118804;1361295314;gribble;Current Blocks: 219933 | Current Difficulty: 3275464.5865656 | Next Difficulty At Block: 221759 | Next Difficulty In: 1826 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: None | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3471274.16583 | Estimated Percent Change: 5.97807 -118803;1361295362;gribble;Current Blocks: 222023 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1752 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 19 hours, 33 minutes, and 20 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -118802;1361295513;kakobrekla;;;ticker -118801;1361295514;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.50607, Best ask: 28.61999, Bid-ask spread: 0.11392, Last trade: 28.63999, 24 hour volume: 81890.72501130, 24 hour low: 26.50126, 24 hour high: 28.80000, 24 hour vwap: 27.67701 -118800;1361295531;kakobrekla;we will break ze old top. -118799;1361295540;Bowjob;Almost parity -118798;1361295540;Bowjob;:) -118797;1361295617;kakobrekla;i bet you will bet yes on http://bitbet.us/bet/224/bitcoin-and-silver-price-to-intersect-in-february/ -118796;1361295641;kakobrekla;hehe -118795;1361295675;kakobrekla;hm lemme open a chart in mt4 -118794;1361295857;kakobrekla;i dunno where you saw any reversal to buy in -118793;1361296216;pigeons;lame https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144439.0 -118792;1361296258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2808 @ 0.0006479 = 1.8193 BTC [-] -118791;1361296264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.0006479 = 10.3664 BTC [-] -118790;1361296266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1932 @ 0.00064702 = 1.25 BTC [-] -118789;1361296502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2393 @ 0.00065 = 1.5555 BTC [+] -118788;1361296504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00065 = 10.4 BTC [+] -118787;1361296506;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1107 @ 0.00065476 = 0.7248 BTC [+] -118786;1361296709;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -118785;1361297382;DeadWeasel;bitcoin-24 is selling BTC for $49..... -118784;1361297385;DeadWeasel;wtf -118783;1361297427;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.3499 = 3.499 BTC [-] -118782;1361297461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00656792 = 3.284 BTC [-] -118781;1361297711;DeadWeasel;;;asks 30 -118780;1361297713;gribble;There are currently 16734.788 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 495932.871704 USD in total. -118779;1361297765;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -118778;1361297765;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.67003, Best ask: 28.70001, Bid-ask spread: 0.02998, Last trade: 28.67003, 24 hour volume: 82585.74381659, 24 hour low: 26.51111, 24 hour high: 28.80000, 24 hour vwap: 27.69537 -118777;1361297773;DeadWeasel;volume is up too! -118776;1361297778;DeadWeasel;huzzah! -118775;1361297982;DeadWeasel;that woulc make for a great video -118774;1361298002;thestringpuller;we can follow the road -118773;1361298003;DeadWeasel;we are going to break 30, then dumps? I feel ike this will continue -118772;1361298017;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -118771;1361298018;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.66001, Best ask: 28.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03999, Last trade: 28.66001, 24 hour volume: 82348.64395440, 24 hour low: 26.51111, 24 hour high: 28.80000, 24 hour vwap: 27.69866 -118770;1361298051;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu i have put a bounty out for you! -118769;1361298060;thestringpuller;may the assasination attempts begin -118768;1361298062;thestringpuller;jkjk -118767;1361298066;mircea_popescu;ic -118766;1361298076;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 30 -118765;1361298077;gribble;There are currently 18047.941 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 535258.979966 USD in total. -118764;1361298085;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 32 -118763;1361298086;gribble;There are currently 25453.538 bitcoins offered at or under 32.0 USD, worth 765696.717139 USD in total. -118762;1361298099;thestringpuller;;;bids 25 -118761;1361298101;gribble;There are currently 35652.494 bitcoins demanded at or over 25.0 USD, worth 945268.073271 USD in total. -118760;1361298149;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if i should go troll the silver bugs :) -118759;1361298166;Bugpowder;I capitulate -118758;1361298176;Bugpowder;;;ticker -118757;1361298176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00065475 = 6.5475 BTC [-] -118756;1361298177;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.66002, Best ask: 28.98999, Bid-ask spread: 0.32997, Last trade: 28.99000, 24 hour volume: 83374.63524858, 24 hour low: 26.51111, 24 hour high: 28.99000, 24 hour vwap: 27.71985 -118755;1361298177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00065476 = 2.2917 BTC [+] -118754;1361298179;DeadWeasel;assasination markets. -118753;1361298183;DeadWeasel;stupid -118752;1361298197;DeadWeasel;detrimental to the bitcoin -118751;1361298205;DeadWeasel;all hail bitcoin -118750;1361298221;pigeons;beware the ides of march -118749;1361298345;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you capitulate which way ? -118748;1361298350;Bugpowder;FUCK -118747;1361298353;Bugpowder;that way -118746;1361298358;mircea_popescu;lol -118745;1361298369;Bugpowder;4000 calls from 17 -118744;1361298375;Bugpowder;sold at 23-25 -118743;1361298377;mircea_popescu;o those should bear nice fruit -118742;1361298380;mircea_popescu;o. aww! -118741;1361298382;Bugpowder;boght 10,000 puts -118740;1361298386;mircea_popescu;well you got 50% of oh -118739;1361298387;mircea_popescu;ouch. -118738;1361298394;Bugpowder;sold 8000 puts -118737;1361298399;Bugpowder;bought 3000 puts -118736;1361298402;Bugpowder;giving up -118735;1361298411;Bugpowder;I've lost the magic -118734;1361298416;mircea_popescu;tis hard to time. -118733;1361298423;Bugpowder;yep -118732;1361298426;Bugpowder;I was just lucky -118731;1361298429;Bowjob;bug, dice isnt going to 0.02xx -118730;1361298435;mircea_popescu;;;calc 13 * 4000 / 30 -118729;1361298435;gribble;1733.33333333 -118728;1361298435;Bugpowder;ok dud -118727;1361298445;Bugpowder;Was I right about dice revenue or noot -118726;1361298446;Bugpowder;? -118725;1361298464;Bugpowder;it has been ~130BTC / day since I posted. -118724;1361298470;Bugpowder;2 weeks ago -118723;1361298474;mircea_popescu;is that good or bad ? -118722;1361298481;Bowjob;yes but the dice isnt going to 0.002 BTC ea -118721;1361298498;Bugpowder;NOw, if the market chooses to support S.DICE at .0065 with 4k of monthly revenue, my pricing model was wrong -118720;1361298520;Bugpowder;The model was based on people paying .0075 for 20k of revenue -118719;1361298529;mircea_popescu;wait, is it making 4k this month ? -118718;1361298535;Bowjob;no -118717;1361298538;Bowjob;more like 9jk -118716;1361298539;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you know s.mpoe made like 500 one month nobody sold -118715;1361298545;Bugpowder;yes -118714;1361298555;Bugpowder;The whale is dead -118713;1361298559;Bugpowder;long live the whale -118712;1361298573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00064703 = 6.4703 BTC [-] -118711;1361298576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12393 @ 0.00064702 = 8.0185 BTC [-] -118710;1361298578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00064637 = 8.2089 BTC [-] -118709;1361298590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17407 @ 0.00064608 = 11.2463 BTC [-] -118708;1361298626;Bugpowder;My puts are so far underwater I don't give a fuck -118707;1361298631;Bugpowder;go up bitcoin! -118706;1361298635;Bugpowder;up up and away! -118705;1361298637;mircea_popescu;well how far underwater can they be -118704;1361298642;mircea_popescu;not like you can lose more than their value -118703;1361298645;Bugpowder;yep -118702;1361298657;Bugpowder;180 190 210 230 250 260 -118701;1361298663;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C220T] 3 @ 0.20577298 = 0.6173 BTC [+] -118700;1361298665;Bugpowder;pretty underwater -118699;1361298669;Chaang-Noi;fuck 29? -118698;1361298674;Chaang-Noi;;;ask 29 -118697;1361298674;gribble;Error: "ask" is not a valid command. -118696;1361298678;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 29 -118695;1361298680;gribble;There are currently 572.03788 bitcoins offered at or under 29.0 USD, worth 16588.4874127 USD in total. -118694;1361298695;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 28.99 -118693;1361298697;gribble;There are currently 25.127303 bitcoins offered at or under 28.99 USD, worth 728.190520058 USD in total. -118692;1361298698;Bowjob;sometimes I wonder if I can make monies with 200 BTC on mpex -118691;1361298702;Bowjob;>_> -118690;1361298717;Chaang-Noi;id play at mpex if the accounts were free -118689;1361298780;Bowjob;chang, you have vip status on btctalk, not sure why you dont have mpex -118688;1361298801;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: my friend had a neuroscience question for you -118687;1361298813;Bugpowder;sup -118686;1361298880;thestringpuller;do you know much about cellular science? like neuron science? -118685;1361298885;Bugpowder;yes -118684;1361298904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10761 @ 0.00065476 = 7.0459 BTC [+] -118683;1361298906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8789 @ 0.00066666 = 5.8593 BTC [+] -118682;1361298938;thestringpuller;yea she had a few questions activation functions, thresholds, etc -118681;1361298944;thestringpuller;basic stuff for someone like you -118680;1361298960;thestringpuller;i can have her email you if easier -118679;1361299019;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -118678;1361299019;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.76058, Best ask: 28.87997, Bid-ask spread: 0.11939, Last trade: 28.76058, 24 hour volume: 85806.98253922, 24 hour low: 26.51111, 24 hour high: 29.00000, 24 hour vwap: 27.75976 -118677;1361299030;DeadWeasel;hit 30, somebody dumps 3k, makes sense -118676;1361299030;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder so do a ponzi graph ? -118675;1361299054;Bugpowder;nooooo -118674;1361299082;Bugpowder;thestringpuller: Office hours are closed, if its quick I can answer it, but no time for a lengthy response -118673;1361299093;Chaang-Noi;Bowjob i turned down a free account at mpex, at the time i did not think it would take off. id not turn it down now, but i wont pay, lol -118672;1361299125;Chaang-Noi;EskimoBob fpga for LTC??!!?? -118671;1361299187;Chaang-Noi;link? -118670;1361299236;Chaang-Noi;and over 29 now -118669;1361299237;Bugpowder;Ponzi fizzle -118668;1361299237;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/IQy7HqN.png -118667;1361299256;mircea_popescu;aww poor ponzi -118666;1361299261;mircea_popescu;but srsly, it's not that bad -118665;1361299261;coingenuity;spam detected -118664;1361299267;mircea_popescu;coingenuity ? -118663;1361299279;gribble;1 BTC = 29.00000 U.S. dollars = 21.6773808 Euros -118662;1361299294;Bugpowder;I just tell myself its a hedge -118661;1361299295;Chaang-Noi;thanks for the link Bob -118660;1361299300;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder basically big deal, you got set back to early jan -118659;1361299320;mircea_popescu;and if you account in usd it's not even anything -118658;1361299324;Bugpowder;yah -118657;1361299343;Bugpowder;I am trying to take the position of now I'm just protecting my USD gains -118656;1361299352;Bugpowder;by hedgine with OOM puts -118655;1361299370;Bugpowder;why don't people buy the XDIFF -118654;1361299383;Bugpowder;argh -118653;1361299395;Bugpowder;off to lunch than work. -118652;1361299400;Bugpowder;l8r -118651;1361299434;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: i am buying xdiff soon -118650;1361299440;thestringpuller;but not enough change in diff -118649;1361299448;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -118648;1361299460;gribble;Current Blocks: 222032 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1743 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 7 hours, 31 minutes, and 35 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -118647;1361299683;DeadWeasel;silk road gwern article is back up on hacker news front page again! -118646;1361299703;DeadWeasel;http://www.gwern.net/Silk%20Road -118645;1361299852;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C210T] 3 @ 0.24356304 = 0.7307 BTC [+] -118644;1361299958;mircea_popescu;This article was commissioned by Bitcoin Weekly, which ultimately decided to not run it1; it is based on my experiences May-June 2011 -118643;1361299965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00656793 = 13.1359 BTC [+] -118642;1361299977;mircea_popescu;seriously, the bitcoin detractor bunch has some bullshit written 18 months ago and is still rehashing it ? -118641;1361300001;thestringpuller;how is silk road a detractor? -118640;1361300006;Chaang-Noi;;;bc,convert baht -118639;1361300007;gribble;1 BTC = 29.10998 U.S. dollars = 869.811456 Thai baht -118638;1361300013;thestringpuller;why you hatin on silk road all the time -118637;1361300017;Chaang-Noi;;;bc,convert silver -118636;1361300017;gribble;1 BTC = Google's calculator didn't come up with anything. -118635;1361300034;DeadWeasel;gwern's article is a good one. -118634;1361300036;mircea_popescu;the article != silkroad -118633;1361300041;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel i don't see it. -118632;1361300069;DeadWeasel;it gives the history and implications and a how-to guide. -118631;1361300089;DeadWeasel;I think it's great. You want more people using BTC, silk road and satoshi dice are the attractice parts. -118630;1361300100;DeadWeasel;only if you can't buy it with dollars does the average person look to bitcoin -118629;1361300107;mircea_popescu;it gives a rehash of history that might have been interesting in 2011 -118628;1361300109;mircea_popescu;meanwhile its banal -118627;1361300122;mircea_popescu;the "implications" are nonsense, and the how-to guide is out of date -118626;1361300157;Chaang-Noi;silber 29.37 btc 29.1 -118625;1361300322;DeadWeasel;it -118624;1361300343;DeadWeasel;is not banal to newcomers and those with an interest, which would be anybody who's just figured out this thing exists -118623;1361300359;DeadWeasel;well good morning EskimoBob ! -118622;1361300402;DeadWeasel;i wouldn't be here without that article in it's original form, I have gotten several old friends in because of it. It was the only one of it's kind back then. -118621;1361300414;DeadWeasel;the only way to grasp what was going on. -118620;1361300420;mircea_popescu;that may well be. -118619;1361300423;DeadWeasel;for somebody who did not already know. -118618;1361300434;DeadWeasel;it actually IS well be -118617;1361300434;mircea_popescu;however, beating the old cyberpunk + silkroad horse is getting old. -118616;1361300444;DeadWeasel;only to you, old fart -118615;1361300448;mircea_popescu;1. whatever subculture thinks is related to bitcoin is wrong. -118614;1361300458;mircea_popescu;2. silkroad is a vanishingly irrelevant application of bitcoin. -118613;1361300475;mircea_popescu;while its true bitcoin serves it exceedinly well, it's untrue that this is representative for bitcoin. -118612;1361300485;DeadWeasel;mircea_popescu: you're awfully full of your perceptions this morning. -118611;1361300498;mircea_popescu;o, i always am, just, it doesn't always equally show -118610;1361300511;DeadWeasel;well I'm glad you're having an ON day. -118609;1361300515;mircea_popescu;lol -118608;1361300534;DeadWeasel;but SR and the implications are a taproot and continue to supply new blood. -118607;1361300535;coingenuity;spam detected -118606;1361300543;mircea_popescu;among many, sure. -118605;1361300560;mircea_popescu;i dunno, it's like insisting icecreamtrucks are particularly relevant to automotive industry. -118604;1361300564;DeadWeasel;we don't have solid numbers, so we are both ass-flapping -118603;1361300573;mircea_popescu;sure, it makes icecream trucks, which are the only practical way to deliver icecream -118602;1361300583;DeadWeasel;ice cream trucks aren't, but police cruisers are. -118601;1361300591;mircea_popescu;nope. -118600;1361300597;DeadWeasel;18 wheeler delivery trucks are -118599;1361300604;mircea_popescu;ok, that. -118598;1361300608;DeadWeasel;the first ford model A was very important -118597;1361300613;mircea_popescu;but sr is nowhere near 18 wheeler range. -118596;1361300613;coingenuity;spam detected -118595;1361300622;mircea_popescu;wtf is coingenuity up to -118594;1361300640;DeadWeasel;it was, it's more like a VW passenger van now, dropping off new inductees to the bitcoin shark-tank -118593;1361300659;DeadWeasel;he's detecting spam, obviously -118592;1361300659;coingenuity;spam detected -118591;1361300669;mircea_popescu;lmao -118590;1361300675;mircea_popescu;someone should do that but with stupid -118589;1361300679;mircea_popescu;"stupidity detected" -118588;1361300705;DeadWeasel;is coingenuity an admin? does this place have mods? -118587;1361300732;mircea_popescu;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-18/european-bank-ceo-admits-whole-thing-doomed -118586;1361300734;mircea_popescu;also in the news -118585;1361300753;DeadWeasel;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-18/european-bank-ceo-admits-whole-thing-doomed -118584;1361300756;DeadWeasel;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-18/european-bank-ceo-admits-whole-thing-doomed -118583;1361300764;DeadWeasel;oops, sorry -118582;1361300766;DeadWeasel;trying to copy -118581;1361300843;DeadWeasel;good article. -118580;1361300891;mircea_popescu;spam detected -118579;1361300891;coingenuity;spam detected -118578;1361300893;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -118577;1361301380;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00615 = 0.0615 BTC [-] -118576;1361301579;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/path-of-exile/ btw, if anyone is interested in gaming. -118575;1361301692;kakobrekla;BFL: If all goes well we will ship the first units this month. Those are the orders made last June. If you order now, because of the backlog of orders, you may not get your order until May or June of this year. -118574;1361301734;kakobrekla;nothing ever goes well, dont ya fuckin know it already. -118573;1361301895;mircea_popescu;lol -118572;1361301904;mircea_popescu;tghey are so losing that 1.5k bet -118571;1361301930;Chilca;kakobrekla: how do you know they probably will ship this month? -118570;1361301944;kakobrekla;i know they probably wont. -118569;1361301989;Chilca;I'll loose my money :) -118568;1361302017;kakobrekla;hedge? -118567;1361302051;Chilca;I bought a minirig -118566;1361302068;Chilca;so stupid, next time I'll buy S.dice instead. -118565;1361302207;mircea_popescu;yeah, mining equipment is not yet buyable i dont think -118564;1361302253;Chilca;mircea_popescu: if you pay 30k you can buy it. -118563;1361302263;mircea_popescu;where ? -118562;1361302267;Chilca;the problem is when are they going to ship it -118561;1361302270;Chilca;bfl -118560;1361302274;jcpham;http://stockfraudstory.blogspot.com/ -118559;1361302283;mircea_popescu;that's not buying. -118558;1361302286;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5202 @ 0.00067 = 3.4853 BTC [-] -118557;1361302287;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.751 BTC [+] -118556;1361302292;mircea_popescu;buying is you send me the item i pay within 60 days -118555;1361302295;mircea_popescu;that's what buying is. -118554;1361302301;Chilca;ohh, right -118553;1361302309;Chilca;you can pre-order it -118552;1361302315;mircea_popescu;ya well, consider i pre-ordered it -118551;1361302316;Chilca;and maybe they are going to send it -118550;1361302321;mircea_popescu;within a month or so of delivery i'll pay. -118549;1361302337;Chilca;We paid them 4 months ago. -118548;1361302352;mircea_popescu;i think this is literally the only place on earth where people prepay. -118547;1361302360;mircea_popescu;i mean... even the fabs themselves, they invoice. -118546;1361302374;Chilca;yea! crazy guys! -118545;1361302606;kakobrekla;but they had pre chip costs, like fans and souch -118544;1361302623;kakobrekla;such* -118543;1361302654;Chilca;I understand that, but it's not serious that we pay and they don't say an exact date. -118542;1361302806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00673703 = 2.6948 BTC [+] -118541;1361302817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00673704 = 13.4741 BTC [+] -118540;1361302819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1300 @ 0.00673705 = 8.7582 BTC [+] -118539;1361302826;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.711 = 14.22 BTC [-] -118538;1361302828;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 24 @ 0.71 = 17.04 BTC [-] -118537;1361302829;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.705 = 3.525 BTC [-] -118536;1361302830;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.703 = 2.109 BTC [-] -118535;1361302831;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.701 = 5.608 BTC [-] -118534;1361302966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2300 @ 0.00675 = 15.525 BTC [+] -118533;1361303041;mircea_popescu;take a moment to relax : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136127837953.jpg -118532;1361303042;coingenuity;spam detected -118531;1361303070;mircea_popescu;http://coingenuity.sux -118530;1361303083;mircea_popescu;hm. -118529;1361303092;mircea_popescu;http://google.com/blablabla -118528;1361303112;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/blablabla -118527;1361303120;mircea_popescu;a well, detector's broke -118526;1361303149;DeadWeasel;spam detected -118525;1361303150;coingenuity;spam detected -118524;1361303156;DeadWeasel;fixed it -118523;1361303212;mircea_popescu;lol -118522;1361303218;mircea_popescu;ham infected -118521;1361303225;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: yeah, its actively keywording -118520;1361303230;coingenuity;under devel at the moment -118519;1361303234;mircea_popescu;o ? -118518;1361303286;coingenuity;yeah, disabled keyword "spam" -118517;1361303293;coingenuity;(was testing with it last night) -118516;1361303402;mircea_popescu;what's it for ? -118515;1361303465;pigeons;if he can teach a program to irc he won't have to -118514;1361303480;mircea_popescu;lol -118513;1361303507;DeadWeasel;that would save you hours of time mircea_popescu -118512;1361303516;DeadWeasel;just create a condescending bot -118511;1361303518;DeadWeasel;:P -118510;1361303536;mircea_popescu;but i enjoy it! -118509;1361303556;Chaang-Noi;silver was at 29.13 today -118508;1361303563;Chaang-Noi;btc was over that lol, just not at the same time -118507;1361303565;Chaang-Noi;crazy -118506;1361303565;Bowjob;so we reached parity? -118505;1361303572;Chaang-Noi;no -118504;1361303577;DeadWeasel;nearly -118503;1361303582;Chaang-Noi;damn close -118502;1361303592;DeadWeasel;think usagi has something with his silver hedging? -118501;1361303608;Bowjob;yea i read his report -118500;1361303617;pigeons;parity when an arbitrary unit of measure in one thing equals the same arbitrary digit worth of unit in another arbitrary unit of measure -118499;1361303642;DeadWeasel;exactly@ -118498;1361303706;DeadWeasel;if it's arbitrarily profitable is the question -118497;1361303721;mircea_popescu;pigeons you sound like my bot :D -118496;1361303746;Chaang-Noi;its meaningless but fun -118495;1361303765;Chaang-Noi;i can now go to the silver bugs and goo neener neener neener.... -118494;1361303772;Bowjob;anyone here think bfl wont ship their stuff this feb? -118493;1361303787;pigeons;not much feb left -118492;1361303789;Chaang-Noi;lol m -118491;1361303790;Chaang-Noi;me -118490;1361303801;Chaang-Noi;they might get one or two units out the first week of marh -118489;1361303804;Chaang-Noi;march -118488;1361303810;Bowjob;mhm -118487;1361303821;Bowjob;im thinking of that big bet on bitbet -118486;1361303829;Bowjob;maybe sneak in a ninja bet before they close -118485;1361303835;Chaang-Noi;link? -118484;1361303836;Bowjob;doesnt look like theyll ship -118483;1361303844;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/ -118482;1361303854;Bowjob;I'll dump a few btc just before it closes -118481;1361303856;Chaang-Noi;oh i see -118480;1361303870;Bowjob;im almost certain they wont ship it.. but im being prudent -118479;1361303871;DeadWeasel;then your weighted avg is shit -118478;1361303883;Bowjob;doesnt matter if its a certain outcome -118477;1361303892;DeadWeasel;how do you mean? -118476;1361303894;mircea_popescu;Bowjob ppl put like 7-800 btc on that theory. -118475;1361303901;Bowjob;yeah -118474;1361303910;Bowjob;im just waiting for another BFL josh delay -118473;1361303914;mircea_popescu;lol -118472;1361303917;Bowjob;then its all free money after that -118471;1361303921;pigeons;bfl is waiting to see when to ship based on how much money they can make betting -118470;1361303923;DeadWeasel;you win the same amount if you bet months ago versus today? -118469;1361303923;mircea_popescu;course the weight is almost down by now -118468;1361303933;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel nope -118467;1361303942;DeadWeasel;that's what I though.. win less now.. -118466;1361303952;Bowjob;but it doesnt matter, the risk is less and less -118465;1361303959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00065582 = 7.2468 BTC [-] -118464;1361303967;Bowjob;you before it ends, sneak in a couple of btcs -118463;1361304007;Bowjob;i cursory look over bfl forums have josh saying he didnt hear from the bumping facility -118462;1361304060;DeadWeasel;no way is one delivered in the next 12 days. -118461;1361304064;Chaang-Noi;i just bet 7 on No -118460;1361304069;Bowjob;so is my idea good? ninja bet on that on no at the end -118459;1361304083;DeadWeasel;how does that work out in winnings? -118458;1361304090;DeadWeasel;if you bet way back versus now? -118457;1361304113;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel it's by weight. -118456;1361304122;Bowjob;closing in 2 days -118455;1361304123;Bowjob;mhm -118454;1361304134;mircea_popescu;if you bet 1 btc at 10k weight you will get 1/10 of what someone would betting 1 btc at 100k weight -118453;1361304143;Chaang-Noi;i bet 7, i wonder if i will get 9 when i win -118452;1361304145;mircea_popescu;so he bets 1 gets 2 you bet 1 get 1.1 -118451;1361304167;mircea_popescu;;;calc 7/9 -118450;1361304167;gribble;0.777777777778 -118449;1361304171;Bowjob;josh is saying he'll ship this feb -118448;1361304186;mircea_popescu;;;calc 791/802 -118447;1361304186;gribble;0.986284289277 -118446;1361304192;Chaang-Noi;bet says recieved -118445;1361304200;Chaang-Noi;he can ship in feb and bet still is lost -118444;1361304203;Bowjob;someone bet 500 in yes -118443;1361304205;Bowjob;wtf -118442;1361304215;Chaang-Noi;bfi fan boi? -118441;1361304218;Chaang-Noi;bfl -118440;1361304218;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi it's a little over even, so if your weight is at least 13k then yes -118439;1361304220;Bowjob;that cant be a hedge -118438;1361304224;mircea_popescu;Bowjob i imagine that'd be blf themselves -118437;1361304232;DeadWeasel;thanks mircea_popescu -118436;1361304238;DeadWeasel;i think i can! -118435;1361304239;mircea_popescu;they bet right at the time people were pointing out on forum -118434;1361304254;Chaang-Noi;mp Weighted No: 63`682`049 -118433;1361304260;mircea_popescu;that' total. -118432;1361304265;Chaang-Noi;oh -118431;1361304282;Chaang-Noi;Current weight: 4`698 ( from 100`000 to 1 ) -118430;1361304287;Chaang-Noi;lol i should not have bothered -118429;1361304299;mircea_popescu;so that'd be about 5% of the winnings of an origianl btc. like 1.05 or w/e -118428;1361304340;mircea_popescu;it's been open for like 6-7 weeks by now -118427;1361304369;ThickAsThieves;sdice made 437btc today, a lil better... -118426;1361304418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00675 = 33.75 BTC [+] -118425;1361304437;Bugpowder;hmmm -118424;1361304442;Bugpowder;1Hz5FxwF5XYk1Emqf43Q2Vo5uUzqb7BhtM -118423;1361304446;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.705 BTC [+] -118422;1361304447;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.701 = 1.402 BTC [-] -118421;1361304449;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -118420;1361304450;Bugpowder;sheeeit -118419;1361304450;Bugpowder;new dice whale -118418;1361304450;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.689 = 6.201 BTC [-] -118417;1361304451;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.6880001 = 6.192 BTC [-] -118416;1361304452;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 27 @ 0.686 = 18.522 BTC [-] -118415;1361304460;Bugpowder;5k in the acccount -118414;1361304486;thestringpuller;wooot -118413;1361304492;Bowjob;Ooh -118412;1361304495;Bowjob;A Dice whale -118411;1361304502;ThickAsThieves;evoorhees on vacation or something? -118410;1361304517;ThickAsThieves;;;seen evoorhees -118409;1361304517;gribble;evoorhees was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 19 hours, 34 minutes, and 34 seconds ago: perfect -118408;1361304540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00675 = 33.75 BTC [+] -118407;1361304544;thestringpuller;no -118406;1361304549;thestringpuller;he's been in meetings all week -118405;1361304550;Bugpowder;1Hz5FxwF5XYk1Emqf43Q2Vo5uUzqb7BhtM -118404;1361304556;thestringpuller;have you emailed him? -118403;1361304604;ThickAsThieves;nah, I just had some sdice issues and noticed he was mia -118402;1361304627;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.686 = 6.86 BTC [-] -118401;1361304627;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.685 = 1.37 BTC [-] -118400;1361304628;ThickAsThieves;turns out my issue are probably just a borked wallet in satoshi client -118399;1361304629;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.681 = 10.215 BTC [-] -118398;1361304792;ThickAsThieves;GOOG at $802 -118397;1361304803;ThickAsThieves;in case anyone cares... -118396;1361304815;Bowjob;wow -118395;1361304825;Bowjob;thats all time high for good -118394;1361304826;Bowjob;good -118393;1361304828;Bowjob;google -118392;1361304832;topace;!ticker h sdice -118391;1361304834;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.68100000 / 0.7063588 / 0.75100000 (500 shares, 353.17940050 BTC), 7D: 0.68000000 / 0.72236295 / 0.75900000 (1089 shares, 786.65325357 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.65852069 / 0.89000000 (11020 shares, 7256.89796546 BTC) -118390;1361304835;ThickAsThieves;amazing in contrast to apple -118389;1361304849;topace;!ticker m s.dice -118388;1361304851;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00638721 / 0.00678696 / 0.0069 (56633 shares, 384.37 BTC), 7D: 0.00598092 / 0.00637291 / 0.0069 (269728 shares, 1,718.95 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00584452 / 0.0075 (6663734 shares, 38,946.36 BTC) -118387;1361304857;thestringpuller;;;ticker -118386;1361304857;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.66001, Best ask: 28.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03999, Last trade: 28.66001, 24 hour volume: 89315.22714423, 24 hour low: 26.59111, 24 hour high: 29.20000, 24 hour vwap: 27.83974 -118385;1361304868;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -118384;1361304880;gribble;Current Blocks: 222040 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1735 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 7 hours, 51 minutes, and 25 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -118383;1361304885;Bowjob;I was about to buy 7k worth of apple shares -118382;1361304890;topace;wow havelock sdice 24h volume is almost same as mpex sdice 24h volume -118381;1361304894;Bowjob;good thing the brokerage fee was effing high -118380;1361304975;ThickAsThieves;i went heavier on goog at like half this price luckily, i am down a fair amount from apple tho... -118379;1361304998;ThickAsThieves;i'll stick out though -118378;1361305003;ThickAsThieves;it -118377;1361305046;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 23 @ 0.68 = 15.64 BTC [-] -118376;1361305872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00656793 = 6.5679 BTC [-] -118375;1361305913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00064609 = 10.3374 BTC [-] -118374;1361305915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 884 @ 0.00064608 = 0.5711 BTC [-] -118373;1361305916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6850 @ 0.00064574 = 4.4233 BTC [-] -118372;1361305918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25239 @ 0.00064548 = 16.2913 BTC [-] -118371;1361305919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6850 @ 0.00064362 = 4.4088 BTC [-] -118370;1361305922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00064 = 1.92 BTC [-] -118369;1361306115;Bowjob;;;ticker -118368;1361306115;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.75511, Best ask: 29.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24489, Last trade: 29.00000, 24 hour volume: 90437.91974337, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.20000, 24 hour vwap: 27.86604 -118367;1361306119;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C270T] 1000 @ 0.08449039 = 84.4904 BTC -118366;1361306125;Bowjob;so, 30 dollars by end of this week? -118365;1361306135;ThickAsThieves;yep -118364;1361306168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00656793 = 2.6272 BTC [-] -118363;1361306170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00656792 = 3.9408 BTC [-] -118362;1361306171;DeadWeasel;another psychological barrier, especially after this quick rise from 20 -118361;1361306183;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C260T] 1000 @ 0.11217576 = 112.1758 BTC -118360;1361306188;Bowjob;I the btc-e people were qqing about it -118359;1361306197;DeadWeasel;lots will be ready to dump I think, assuming 2011 bubble pop -118358;1361306210;error4733;thursday night on us -118357;1361306223;error4733;coffee break mt gox time -118356;1361306224;Bowjob;wont they dump on 29 then -118355;1361306233;Bowjob;to one up the market -118354;1361306251;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C250T] 1000 @ 0.14430512 = 144.3051 BTC -118353;1361306258;topace;good thing cavirtex has stop-limit orders now.. i can place stop-loss orders and not worry about the big crash -118352;1361306965;Bugpowder;29.30 -118351;1361306991;error4733;29.343 -118350;1361307010;error4733;burn* -118349;1361307039;ThickAsThieves;passed silver? -118348;1361307048;error4733;30 today ? -118347;1361307054;ThickAsThieves;could be -118346;1361307082;error4733;29.40 for silver -118345;1361307088;error4733;soooooo close -118344;1361307109;kakobrekla;ping me or mp when it happens -118343;1361307368;kakobrekla;knock knock. -118342;1361307394;error4733;29.400 -118341;1361307402;error4733;CMON -118340;1361307486;mod6;;;ticker -118339;1361307487;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.22013, Best ask: 29.27000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04987, Last trade: 29.22013, 24 hour volume: 91521.57584689, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.39999, 24 hour vwap: 27.88963 -118338;1361307517;mod6;HOW ARE YOU GENTLEMEN -118337;1361307534;Bugpowder;BOOM -118336;1361307536;Bugpowder;;;ticker -118335;1361307539;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.22013, Best ask: 29.35283, Bid-ask spread: 0.13270, Last trade: 29.22013, 24 hour volume: 92639.08839484, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.50000, 24 hour vwap: 27.90838 -118334;1361307687;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C250T] 1000 @ 0.14597395 = 145.974 BTC [+] -118333;1361307811;DeadWeasel;usagi -118332;1361307821;DeadWeasel;usagi -118331;1361307822;DeadWeasel;usagi -118330;1361307944;error4733;;;ticker -118329;1361307944;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.51000, Best ask: 29.55000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 29.55000, 24 hour volume: 92840.17098132, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.55000, 24 hour vwap: 27.91427 -118328;1361307950;Bugpowder;30 -118327;1361307954;Bugpowder;is coming -118326;1361307989;kakobrekla;it just doenst wanna take a break :) -118325;1361308060;Bowjob;umm -118324;1361308070;Bowjob;so it reached parity today? -118323;1361308073;Bowjob;with silver?? -118322;1361308075;Bugpowder;yes -118321;1361308079;Bugpowder;blew past it -118320;1361308142;kakobrekla;my quote for silver is 29.460 aks curretnly -118319;1361308145;kakobrekla;ask -118318;1361308160;kakobrekla;well brb -118317;1361308251;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0064 = 0.0128 BTC [+] -118316;1361308415;Bowjob;whats silvers spot price -118315;1361308436;Bugpowder;http://www.kitcosilver.com/charts/24hoursspot.html -118314;1361308461;Bowjob;silver tanked O_O -118313;1361308768;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -118312;1361308770;gribble;27.90 -118311;1361308800;Bowjob;;;ticker -118310;1361308800;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.27001, Best ask: 29.39999, Bid-ask spread: 0.12998, Last trade: 29.27001, 24 hour volume: 92826.40266463, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.55000, 24 hour vwap: 27.92089 -118309;1361308905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00674199 = 13.484 BTC [+] -118308;1361308948;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.691 = 1.382 BTC [+] -118307;1361308949;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.69 = 12.42 BTC [-] -118306;1361309609;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -118305;1361309610;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.31001, Best ask: 29.48987, Bid-ask spread: 0.17986, Last trade: 29.48987, 24 hour volume: 93237.04374245, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.55000, 24 hour vwap: 27.93089 -118304;1361310300;jurov;as if it wanted to go 30 tonight -118303;1361310310;Bugpowder;fuck it -118302;1361310313;Bugpowder;lets go to 50 -118301;1361310323;Bugpowder;thank you coinbase -118300;1361310356;Bugpowder;every afternoon they email my friend saying they sold out all their coins available for the day. -118299;1361310377;wao;;;ticker -118298;1361310377;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.45001, Best ask: 29.48999, Bid-ask spread: 0.03998, Last trade: 29.48999, 24 hour volume: 94344.71113133, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.55000, 24 hour vwap: 27.95419 -118297;1361310386;jurov;why can't they just raise price? -118296;1361310413;jurov;if i understand correctly, they follow mtgox? -118295;1361310438;DeadWeasel;they do -118294;1361310506;jurov;then they end up buying btc on mtgox at higher price, no? -118293;1361310527;jurov;strange -118292;1361310567;Bugpowder;well -118291;1361310577;Bugpowder;they are selling out every day -118290;1361310644;pigeons;yeah they lose a little on each sale but they make it up on volume -118289;1361310698;jurov;how can they "make it up on volume"? -118288;1361310718;pigeons;;) -118287;1361310766;mircea_popescu;lol -118286;1361310771;mircea_popescu;what's the deal with coinbase anyway -118285;1361310787;mircea_popescu;the only btc thing to take ycombinator funds, the only btc thing to sorta suck ? -118284;1361310792;Bowjob;http://ca.news.yahoo.com/meteorite-rush-begins-russian-scientists-fragments-111415119.html -118283;1361310803;Bowjob;forget about bitcoins, lets look for that meteorite and get rich!! -118282;1361310824;mircea_popescu;meteorically so. -118281;1361310837;jurov;;;seen diablo-d3 -118280;1361310837;gribble;diablo-d3 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 15 hours, 18 minutes, and 44 seconds ago: its a cat grin -118279;1361310850;jurov;prolly diablo went to look for it -118278;1361310862;Bowjob;its in russia.. we gotta wear sum coats -118277;1361310885;jurov;sum coats? -118276;1361310889;pigeons;"we aren't an exchange. we're a sucky web wallet that keeps your private key serverside. but no one uses us as a wallet they use us as an exchange for a certain type of customer. but really we're a wallet." -118275;1361310908;Bowjob;russian winter is quite nasty -118274;1361310930;Bowjob;if we look for the meteorite we may stay there for quite a while.. -118273;1361310931;kakobrekla;pigeons? -118272;1361310940;pigeons;that's what coinbase always says -118271;1361311009;jurov;okay. but that isn't helping me wrap my head about that mtgox-price-based business model -118270;1361311018;Bugpowder;They are reddit's preferred purchasing method -118269;1361311027;pigeons;nuff said -118268;1361311030;kakobrekla;so for idiots. -118267;1361311042;Bugpowder;yes -118266;1361311048;Bugpowder;people that are buying coins at $29.50 -118265;1361311055;Bugpowder;insteady of $2.90 -118264;1361311071;Bugpowder;kids with braces -118263;1361311074;jurov;for example, i know how i sell MPBPT practically for free and still end up with profit. but i somehow don't get this. -118262;1361311081;pigeons;they are "growth hackers" whatever that is -118261;1361311162;mircea_popescu;pigeons totally. -118260;1361311165;Bowjob;ehem. 5 years later.. people are buying coins at 2950 dollars, instead of 290 dollars -118259;1361311169;Bowjob;kids with braces -118258;1361311176;kakobrekla;:D -118257;1361311181;Diablo-D3;jurov: what -118256;1361311207;Anduck;Bugpowder: it's wiser to buy coins at 29.50 than 129.50 -118255;1361311223;Anduck;ohh -118254;1361311226;Anduck;someone mentioned ma point -118253;1361311308;kakobrekla;dat braces kid will have gold teeth sooner or later. -118252;1361311312;Bugpowder;Well, I hope they are all quite wise -118251;1361311315;jurov;Diablo-D3 haven't you get meteorite rush? -118250;1361311316;Bugpowder;buying at 29.5 -118249;1361311319;kakobrekla;prolly best to just take the braces off. -118248;1361311327;Diablo-D3;jurov: no? -118247;1361311335;Diablo-D3;those have no value to me -118246;1361311357;pigeons;rob the bitcoin store tell em make me a grill -118245;1361311436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063879 = 6.3879 BTC [-] -118244;1361311437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1004 @ 0.00063878 = 0.6413 BTC [-] -118243;1361311476;kakobrekla;;;ticker -118242;1361311477;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.30301, Best ask: 29.47999, Bid-ask spread: 0.17698, Last trade: 29.30301, 24 hour volume: 94559.98577758, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.55000, 24 hour vwap: 27.96753 -118241;1361311490;Anduck;volume is good -118240;1361311527;Bowjob;wheres that gigantic candle :) -118239;1361311637;Bowjob;http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Wb5fuSmJTuQ/UQmCRnFIMCI/AAAAAAAAQmY/eSRAkiBGlYM/s1600/Green-candle3.jpg -118238;1361311720;Anduck;Cu lights green -118237;1361311721;Anduck;burns -118236;1361311793;jurov;*throws burning potssium in* -118235;1361311802;jurov;potassium -118234;1361311829;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 14 @ 0.00067 = 0.0094 BTC [-] -118233;1361311832;Bugpowder;The candle is on the 1 day -118232;1361311856;DeadWeasel;Coinbase Re-fucked me. The pending transactions I had disappeared from my account history -118231;1361311868;DeadWeasel;so i'm down $1300 and no record of the purchase except my bank acct -118230;1361311872;DeadWeasel;fuckin A -118229;1361311956;Diablo-D3;then go talk to your bank? -118228;1361312078;Bugpowder;BItcoinQT v0.80 is using 720% of my CPU -118227;1361312081;Bugpowder;very impressive -118226;1361312135;mircea_popescu;lol -118225;1361312287;dub;this is scary -118224;1361312296;dub;two FB threads about buttcoin lately -118223;1361312360;dub;we need an apocalypse nao -118222;1361312397;dub;51% asicminer panic, devs acting against dice, anything -118221;1361312400;Bowjob;the ltc people over at btc-e are predicting a massive sell off tomorrow -118220;1361312443;jurov;like, everyone dumping btc in favor of ltc? -118219;1361312456;Bowjob;they are saying sell btc now, crash incoming -118218;1361312483;DeadWeasel;I'm trying to get my 50BTC first -118217;1361312483;Bowjob;not necessarily in favour of ltc, but they like ltc who who knows -118216;1361312492;DeadWeasel;since it's work $5 more than I paid for it then. -118215;1361312625;mircea_popescu;last s.mpoe price 0.00066666 heh -118214;1361312627;DeadWeasel;who cares what ltc people think -118213;1361312628;DeadWeasel;nobody -118212;1361312743;Bugpowder;fuc yes -118211;1361312778;Bugpowder;Lets do this -118210;1361312782;Bugpowder;$33 -118209;1361312784;Bugpowder;or bust -118208;1361312792;Bowjob;you mean 3000 -118207;1361312805;Bugpowder;well -118206;1361312805;Bugpowder;I mean by Friday -118205;1361312810;Bowjob;mhm -118204;1361312814;Bowjob;33 is a little too rich -118203;1361312831;Bowjob;i mean, right now the orders look like its smooth sailing if we break 30 -118202;1361312842;Bowjob;but theres gonna be resistance futher, -118201;1361312859;Bugpowder;yes of course -118200;1361312900;Bowjob;30 is the conservative target -118199;1361312904;Bowjob;31.. optimistic, 32, thats pushing it -118198;1361312912;Bowjob;33.. well. shit -118197;1361312918;Bugpowder;32 -118196;1361312924;Bugpowder;31.9.09 -118195;1361312925;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -118194;1361312926;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.62001, Best ask: 29.63001, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 29.63001, 24 hour volume: 95220.61306534, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 27.99449 -118193;1361312928;Bugpowder;31.909 -118192;1361314494;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -118191;1361314494;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.36903, Best ask: 29.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03097, Last trade: 29.40000, 24 hour volume: 95677.19212308, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 28.01492 -118190;1361314769;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -118189;1361314770;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.31596, Best ask: 29.36020, Bid-ask spread: 0.04424, Last trade: 29.31700, 24 hour volume: 95898.29879253, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 28.01890 -118188;1361314778;mircea_popescu;oops lol -118187;1361314806;jurov;twas muscle memory -118186;1361314821;mircea_popescu;lol -118185;1361315375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1177 @ 0.00064 = 0.7533 BTC [+] -118184;1361315377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.0006507 = 0.911 BTC [+] -118183;1361315383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00065582 = 5.181 BTC [+] -118182;1361315393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9323 @ 0.00065828 = 6.1371 BTC [+] -118181;1361315838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 636 @ 0.00063878 = 0.4063 BTC [-] -118180;1361315840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00063878 = 2.108 BTC [-] -118179;1361315842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1458 @ 0.00063859 = 0.9311 BTC [-] -118178;1361316373;mod6;lol -118177;1361316373;mod6;(13:25) < btc123> MPEX is stupid. he should price membership in fiat, not BTC.... whats gonna happen when BTC=$1000 each? $40,000 to get an account and trade?. mira popescecu is a huge egomanic idiot -118176;1361316384;mod6;(13:25) < btc123> i'm gonna make btc123EX just to spite him. membership == free -118175;1361316387;mod6;(13:25) < btc123> fuck mpex -118174;1361316410;mod6;he also said that they're making a BTC ETF for the QQQ too, so lol -118173;1361316430;kakobrekla;what chan is this from -118172;1361316441;mod6;otc -118171;1361316479;FabianB;QQQ? what's that? -118170;1361316485;dub;otc is deprecated -118169;1361316494;Bugpowder;nasdaq etf -118168;1361316522;mod6;(12:32) < btc123> its mainstream now. the NASDAQ is adding a Bitcoin ETF next week... buy buy buy -118167;1361316528;Bugpowder;Lol -118166;1361316531;Bugpowder;yeah fucking right -118165;1361316541;mod6;(12:32) <+mod6> haha, no way. -118164;1361316560;Bugpowder;We would gap up to $100 / BTC -118163;1361316593;mod6;he's just trollin -118162;1361316607;mod6;...he certainly didn't cite anything -118161;1361316654;mod6;(13:29) < btc123> it will be ready by april 1 -118160;1361316661;mod6;(13:30) < btc123> its going to be called FMPEX (fuck mpex) -118159;1361316665;mod6;there should be a bbet on this -118158;1361316669;dub;ah undernet. -G(announce@undernet.org)- What is a TROLL? The UnderNet User-Committee Class Project presents our LIVE Q/A & CHAT session. -118157;1361316803;mircea_popescu; otc is deprecated << this. -118156;1361316824;kakobrekla;and im gonna rethink the no ban policy here. -118155;1361316835;kakobrekla;its this is getting out of hand at a times. -118154;1361316845;mircea_popescu;i wish it entered into record that the 123th or so idiot doing "an exchange" just "to spite me" is very effective. i am all spited and everything. -118153;1361316846;Bugpowder;truffles? -118152;1361316864;kakobrekla;yea, and a couple of others along -118151;1361316864;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what's wrong with people fillingtheir ignore lists ? -118150;1361316888;mircea_popescu;i mean other than other people discussing with the idiots so you end up with a long convo in which someone is apparently talking to themself. -118149;1361316980;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu it helps noone to have some strange and confusing echoes on the chan -118148;1361316995;kakobrekla;add useless to that -118147;1361317007;jurov;peeps are selling options on -otc for prices 3x C350N .. i couldn't resist -118146;1361317017;mod6;lol -118145;1361317086;mircea_popescu;jurov lol. -118144;1361317093;mircea_popescu;it's maybe out of spite :D -118143;1361317109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10400 @ 0.00063859 = 6.6413 BTC [-] -118142;1361317146;mircea_popescu;unrelatedly, i absolutely LOVE people trying to escalate a request for "help" whereby they didn't read the faq -118141;1361317171;mircea_popescu;into a thread of dicussion where they inform the presumably mouth-agape site ops of how the world works. -118140;1361317192;kakobrekla;what was it this time -118139;1361317192;jurov;[22:32] mpex prices page hurts my brain to look at -118138;1361317215;jurov;^they don't read faq since their brain hurts -118137;1361317222;kakobrekla;y u skip my cynical comment -118136;1361317259;mod6;heheh -118135;1361317267;kakobrekla;anywho cant wait for btc123 securities exchange -118134;1361317269;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla just some knowitall dood, explaining why intrade system " would seem to have all of -118133;1361317269;mircea_popescu;the advantages and none of the disadvantages of the system you've selected" -118132;1361317283;mircea_popescu;completely blind to the fact that on such a system you can't buy more than what someone sells/etc -118131;1361317285;kakobrekla;ah that thing, again. -118130;1361317300;mircea_popescu;and obviously not being aware whart it's called. he has some bullshit (self developed ?) examples -118129;1361317362;mircea_popescu;basically a horde of maybe 1-500 mn people are marginally self aware enough to use a spoon (but not a fork) and windows, and they're running around explaining why everything should be made out of spoons running windows. -118128;1361317373;mircea_popescu;meanwhile the real world happily churns away on linux, using forks and knives. -118127;1361317380;mircea_popescu;and the two shall never meet. -118126;1361317382;mircea_popescu;the end. -118125;1361317389;dub;not to mention the billions still using a pair of sticks to eat -118124;1361317405;mircea_popescu;dub omg stop puncturing my well constructed analogies -118123;1361317443;jurov;lol\ -118122;1361317880;jurov;;;ticker -118121;1361317880;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.03000, Best ask: 29.09839, Bid-ask spread: 0.06839, Last trade: 29.23900, 24 hour volume: 98549.45901109, 24 hour low: 26.65018, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 28.08445 -118120;1361318106;jborkl;-otc makes my head hurtmore than mpex any day -118119;1361318187;Bugpowder;I'd say we are due for another leg up... -118118;1361318212;Bugpowder;It's been over an hour -118117;1361318230;mod6;fair enough haha -118116;1361318238;kakobrekla;oh wait that didnt come out right. -118115;1361318240;Bugpowder;Third leg up -118114;1361318246;mod6;then there is this gem: -118113;1361318247;mod6;(13:52) <+FonziScheme> maybe what's bothered me is that I thought this "1`000" meant 1.000 (one) , maybe it means 1,000 (thousand)? http://mpex.co/?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.P300T -118112;1361318274;mod6;all this dudes hatred over a simple grave. -118111;1361318303;jurov;actually it looks i put a proverbial bug into someone's head -118110;1361318330;mod6;haha. you have much more patience than i do :D -118109;1361318357;jurov;lol but when i said "if you can raise thousands of btcs like mpoe does... no problem" looks like he lost interest -118108;1361318368;jurov;i'll leave it there -118107;1361318376;mod6;haha. werd. -118106;1361318388;dub;the pocket money mom gives him isnt goign to cover that -118105;1361318677;mircea_popescu;lol i like how Bugpowder's predictions match his book -118104;1361318702;mircea_popescu;1`000 totally means 1. -118103;1361319314;Bugpowder;? -118102;1361319432;kakobrekla;is not like it put your name fwd :) -118101;1361319443;kakobrekla;s/it/i -118100;1361319509;kakobrekla;yes this place is horrible. -118099;1361319526;assbot;terrible is what it is. -118098;1361319563;Bugpowder;you should just get some bitcoins dude -118097;1361319604;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -118096;1361319604;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 3 days, 20 hours, 9 minutes, and 18 seconds ago: pong -118095;1361319610;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -118094;1361319612;gribble;Current Blocks: 222063 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1712 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 10 hours, 32 minutes, and 11 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4099609.80093 | Estimated Percent Change: 12.28696 -118093;1361319631;thestringpuller;by X.IDIFF -118092;1361319695;kakobrekla;then spectate, dont speak. -118091;1361319730;kakobrekla;cause you are annoying to people -118090;1361319767;dub;why should everyone else have to work to stop being annoyed by you -118089;1361319780;kakobrekla;if enough people ignore you, means its ripe for ban. -118088;1361319785;dub;when you could just not annoy people -118087;1361319849;kakobrekla;doesnt mean you should pour shit on the table -118086;1361319874;kakobrekla;JWU_42 i saw dat! -118085;1361319883;ThickAsThieves;i have a feeling you guys are talking to someone I already have ignored -118084;1361319891;kakobrekla;i had you on ignore for a day or two -118083;1361319896;kakobrekla;until diablo started to talk to himself -118082;1361319897;dub;truffles: have you tried #bitcoin-otc? they encourage retardation -118081;1361319900;kakobrekla;for extended period of time -118080;1361319949;pigeons;no when you say it it gives the person valuable feedback about his douchery -118079;1361319990;ThickAsThieves;can I ask who smickles is? he gets a lot of ";;seen" -118078;1361320010;kakobrekla;he is a offline mpex broker -118077;1361320013;kakobrekla;something like that -118076;1361320038;ThickAsThieves;thx -118075;1361320081;jcpham;dub is funny -118074;1361320099;dub;your face is funny -118073;1361320111;assbot;NO U! -118072;1361320120;jcpham;truffles u like bitcoins -118071;1361320141;pigeons;i seriously thought you were the biggest bitcoin fanboi in the channel -118070;1361320168;pigeons;you sure act like one -118069;1361320169;jcpham;truffles all of these guys are trolls -118068;1361320187;jcpham;gals too -118067;1361320228;jcpham;bring your light to me truffles -118066;1361320234;jcpham;i can be trusted -118065;1361320269;kakobrekla;truffles this chan went a days without a word and we like it that way. -118064;1361320287;kakobrekla;-a -118063;1361320299;kakobrekla;cant type for shit. -118062;1361320310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16777 @ 0.00065828 = 11.044 BTC [+] -118061;1361320313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7123 @ 0.00066664 = 4.7485 BTC [+] -118060;1361320339;kakobrekla;unfortanetly it also allows noise to pass -118059;1361320527;jcpham;no! -118058;1361320540;jcpham;one does not simply /part the channel -118057;1361320596;jcpham;did you just learn about bitcoin? -118056;1361320613;jcpham;that's neat -118055;1361320635;jcpham;you mean the CBS show the good wife? -118054;1361320649;jcpham;the episode from 2011 or early 2012 right? -118053;1361320651;Diablo-D3;lol people stil lremember that? -118052;1361320657;Diablo-D3;2011 -118051;1361320658;jcpham;i remeber the timeframe -118050;1361320666;Diablo-D3;that was fucking hilarious -118049;1361320670;Diablo-D3;everyone was like -118048;1361320672;jcpham;127.09.01 -118047;1361320674;Diablo-D3;ITS GOING TO MAKE BITCOIN FAMOUS -118046;1361320676;jcpham;satoshi's ip -118045;1361320681;Diablo-D3;it did _noootthiiiinnnnggg_ -118044;1361320690;kakobrekla;eh? -118043;1361320694;Diablo-D3;jcpham: home sweet home -118042;1361320695;kakobrekla;it brought us truffles -118041;1361320702;kakobrekla;you call that nothing? -118040;1361320704;jcpham;Diablo-D3 is a true hater truffles -118039;1361320706;jcpham;watch yourself -118038;1361320714;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: like I said, it did nothing -118037;1361320755;kakobrekla;to what i can measure, its a negative influence. -118036;1361320850;jcpham;negative and positive have no bearing on the inevitable -118035;1361320923;kakobrekla;jcpham just dont shut dont the matrix just yet -118034;1361320956;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.74399999 = 4.464 BTC [+] -118033;1361320961;jcpham;the adoption of philosophical principles long forgotten keep the matrix churning -118032;1361320967;jcpham;god is the blockchain -118031;1361321021;jcpham;good drives adoption just like bad, either can be excluded -118030;1361321033;jcpham;principles such as morals. which are a toin coss at best -118029;1361321054;jcpham;that was 4 lines of atlas chat -118028;1361321059;jcpham;g'night muthafuckas -118027;1361321082;dub;jcpham == atlas -118026;1361321095;jcpham;pretty sure i just proved it -118025;1361321127;dub;this is why we can't have nice rota's -118024;1361321152;jcpham;i can be much worse -118023;1361321161;kakobrekla;glad im out of the reasoning. -118022;1361321214;jcpham;truffles i know how to scam mpex -118021;1361321222;jcpham;100btc and I'll teach you -118020;1361321231;kakobrekla;rofl -118019;1361321253;jcpham;oh well i'm not interesting -118018;1361321302;dub;sadly you are not interesting to anyone -118017;1361321303;pigeons;STACK IS TEH INNOCENT! -118016;1361321310;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.74399999 = 1.488 BTC [+] -118015;1361321311;jcpham;mircea_popescu calls me names and treats me poorly all the time -118014;1361321330;kakobrekla;one meal a day. -118013;1361321333;dub;much like EskimoBob adding _afk to his nick, not a single fuck given -118012;1361321372;jurov;what exactly truffles did? -118011;1361321394;kakobrekla;yeah EskimoBob_afk cut that shit, noone gives afk fuck. -118010;1361321397;dub;decreased SNR -118009;1361321420;kakobrekla;this is the fourth reich! -118008;1361321434;kakobrekla;:) -118007;1361321456;jurov;i consider him harmless.. truffles is like white noise, almost soothing -118006;1361321459;kakobrekla;ya srs EskimoBob_afk, stop afk polution -118005;1361321459;jcpham;i'm only here to start shit and cause fights -118004;1361321467;jcpham;idontknowwhatimdoing.jpg -118003;1361321468;jurov;unlike EskimoBob_afk -118002;1361321488;jurov;that's like loud static -118001;1361321494;dub;jurov: we must preserve the purity of -assets -118000;1361321512;kakobrekla;the machines are comming. -117999;1361321534;jcpham;hang out here long enought truffles and someone might impersonate you -117998;1361321546;jcpham;maybe we'll get a truffles` -117997;1361321566;jcpham;there's a jcpham` running around scammin folks i here -117996;1361321570;jcpham;*hear -117995;1361321583;jurov;yeah. and 1`000 is a scammer, too -117994;1361321601;jcpham;/nickserv info jcpham` isn't me -117993;1361321602;kakobrekla;milk is clean. -117992;1361321608;pigeons;and milk` -117991;1361321614;dub;milk is murder -117990;1361321626;jcpham;i wonder if dub` is taken -117989;1361321663;jcpham;what youtube video -117988;1361321667;jurov;we first impersonate, then expersonate. -117987;1361321683;jcpham;someone fed you some bad intel my friend -117986;1361321704;jcpham;irc is an organized disinformation campaign -117985;1361321742;jcpham;i declined because i am unqualified -117984;1361321755;jcpham;plus i couldn't find enough naked chicks -117983;1361321780;jurov;no naked chicks on rota duty? -117982;1361321786;jurov;kinda hard then -117981;1361321788;jcpham;not yet... -117980;1361321818;dub;here you go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDNvBidOvKg -117979;1361321854;jcpham;i feel better about myself for watching that -117978;1361321959;jurov;you are american, don't you? need warning labels on everything -117977;1361321989;kakobrekla;truffles warning, its a youtube link. -117976;1361322049;kakobrekla;up to you to interpret really -117975;1361322089;jurov;PARENTAL ADVISORY: IMPLICIT CONTENT -117974;1361322110;Namworld;Don't forget, S.MPOE/S.DICE/S.BBET passthroughs available on BTCT.co -117973;1361322118;kakobrekla;+b jcpham -117972;1361322143;dub;Namworld: got anything to make my penis bigger? -117971;1361322163;jurov;microscope? -117970;1361322166;dub;maybe a nigerian lottery windfall? -117969;1361322173;Namworld;No, but please browse my spam folder. You might find happiness there. -117968;1361322193;dub;Namworld: I assumed this channel was your spam folder -117967;1361322207;jurov;no, that's #bitvps -117966;1361322219;Namworld;I think he's right -117965;1361322243;Namworld;All channels seem like my spam folders -117964;1361322268;jurov;world is my spam folder..lalala... -117963;1361322387;Namworld;Wait, is dub a hater or something? I've been catching up on the read a bit. -117962;1361322395;jcpham;kakobrekla i understand you are looking for someone to blame.... -117961;1361322415;jcpham;in these times of stress make it...santori time -117960;1361322422;jurov;seems that #bitcoin-assets got into cantankerous mood.. let's move on -117959;1361322436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00656793 = 6.5679 BTC [-] -117958;1361322441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 860 @ 0.00656792 = 5.6484 BTC [-] -117957;1361322443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.0065539 = 6.2262 BTC [-] -117956;1361322458;jurov;;;slap assbot -117955;1361322471;jurov;bot bdsm... now that's something -117954;1361322472;assbot;that helps. -117953;1361322474;jcpham;mannequin -117952;1361322530;jurov;kakobrekla, how much is assbot? wanna have some porn -117951;1361322596;kakobrekla;how much what -117950;1361322646;jurov;i'll tell it bluntly... does assbot offer escort service? -117949;1361322681;Namworld;Well it's an ass with two legs. What was it made for do you think? -117948;1361322682;assbot;money talks. -117947;1361322690;Namworld;See -117946;1361322699;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -117945;1361322699;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 3 days, 21 hours, and 54 seconds ago: pong -117944;1361322742;jurov;so, sweet assbot, how much are you tonight? -117943;1361322756;jurov;*for -117942;1361322765;assbot;depends who the client is. -117941;1361322808;jurov;i thought you knew me, i'm taking care and feeding you with delicious transactions -117940;1361322868;assbot;ah, for you, number of users in chan of btc. -117939;1361322909;kakobrekla;EVERYONE LEAVE WEHAVEA FIRE RUN FOR YER NICKS -117938;1361322946;Bowjob;;;ticker -117937;1361322946;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.16737, Best ask: 29.21862, Bid-ask spread: 0.05125, Last trade: 29.16737, 24 hour volume: 100118.61733733, 24 hour low: 26.71812, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 28.13348 -117936;1361322954;Bowjob;We are crashing!!! -117935;1361322960;Bowjob;Upwards :D -117934;1361322994;jurov;some gentlemen seem to be completely unperturbed by the drama..or the fire -117933;1361323008;Namworld;Yeah... beware... you see the sky under you and fall upward... -117932;1361323022;Namworld;but after a while you wake up. Then youo're back on the ground. -117931;1361323071;Namworld;Dreams vanish into smoke, like all that credit card leveraged BTC investment you did, not to count your retirement savings. -117930;1361323113;Namworld;Oh, I am quite satisfied with the situation. I was wondering how it felt to burn alive. -117929;1361323126;Diablo-D3;we havent crossed 30 yet? -117928;1361323134;Namworld;We're getting there -117927;1361323226;assbot;I think I farted, a little. -117926;1361323400;Namworld;... I'm sure jurov liked it. -117925;1361323439;jurov;last sparks of jurov's life vanish like credit card leveraged BTC investment, while everybody is looking with amusement -117924;1361323504;Diablo-D3;what did jurov do now? -117923;1361323535;kakobrekla;went on a date with assbot. -117922;1361323575;mircea_popescu;which side up ? -117921;1361323848;dub;I find this offensive -117920;1361323946;iz;yeah, i don't see how a cunt wouldn't be offended by that.. :b (i didn't even click on that link) -117919;1361323964;dub;oww, my feels -117918;1361323979;iz;was too perfect and you set yourself up for it :b -117917;1361324003;dub;I may have to buy a house to cheer me up -117916;1361324005;error4733;Tokyo 8:30am Mt Gox opening !! -117915;1361324020;error4733;30$ in the next 2h -117914;1361324384;Bugpowder;I sure hope so -117913;1361324402;Bugpowder;I fully capitiualted into a long position -117912;1361324410;Bugpowder;one might say I recapitulated -117911;1361324421;mircea_popescu;lol -117910;1361324423;jurov;decapitulated -117909;1361324433;mircea_popescu;so then it goes down now ? -117908;1361324454;dub;after 29.7 -117907;1361324458;dub;it goes to 2 -117906;1361324473;mircea_popescu;.97 -117905;1361324473;kakobrekla;nah , support is now at 3 -117904;1361324487;mircea_popescu;actually it goes to 2`97, everone's happy -117903;1361324492;Bugpowder;Well... -117902;1361324496;Bugpowder;actually -117901;1361324500;Bugpowder;2.97 would be sweet -117900;1361324503;Bugpowder;wait -117899;1361324506;Bugpowder;wut -117898;1361324524;mircea_popescu;lmao -117897;1361324524;dub;its all about the maff -117896;1361324532;mircea_popescu;maff is backing this drama! -117895;1361324535;Bugpowder;Just finished a lot of maff -117894;1361324538;Bugpowder;paper resubmitted -117893;1361324541;Bugpowder;time for a drink -117892;1361324550;dub;time for an auction -117891;1361324552;dub;wish me luck -117890;1361324554;Namworld;So... you went long Bugpowder? -117889;1361324556;Bugpowder;time for a RALLY -117888;1361324559;Bugpowder;yess -117887;1361324563;Namworld;=/ -117886;1361324567;Namworld;I'm still short -117885;1361324572;Bugpowder;The 250s were selling for less than exercise -117884;1361324580;Bugpowder;at spot -117883;1361324589;Bugpowder;I closed 2/3 of the short -117882;1361324595;Bugpowder;reopened 1/3 of it -117881;1361324599;Bugpowder;the left it open -117880;1361324606;Bugpowder;and now went long -117879;1361324613;Bugpowder;wide straddle -117878;1361324617;Namworld;I'm just sad I didn't wait till after the 22th to get puts... seems we'll still be going up for a while. -117877;1361324620;Bugpowder;like -117876;1361324637;Bugpowder;If we crash to 26.... I am fucked -117875;1361324676;Namworld;Before the 22th? -117874;1361324679;Bugpowder;yes -117873;1361324685;Namworld;I think we won't get that -117872;1361324688;Bugpowder;about 29.30 I make money on the calls -117871;1361324692;Bugpowder;above 2930 -117870;1361324693;Namworld;Maybe next month tho -117869;1361324716;Bugpowder;good luck -117868;1361325320;jurov;really, white noise -117867;1361325451;jurov;i doubt. you have seen yourself her suffocating people whith her ass and not caring a bit -117866;1361325467;jurov;anyway, what kind of care do you need? -117865;1361325677;jurov;left you unfinished? -117864;1361325686;jurov;yeah, that's unconvenient. -117863;1361325888;thestringpuller;;;ticker -117862;1361325889;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.38401, Best ask: 29.41569, Bid-ask spread: 0.03168, Last trade: 29.41569, 24 hour volume: 99720.56117272, 24 hour low: 26.80000, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 28.18580 -117861;1361326002;Namworld;I didn't understand anything of whatever that talk was about. Me thinks if the idea that there's no girls in Bitcoins was dropped, maybe all what was said would suddenly make more sense... -117860;1361326011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00066663 = 6.6663 BTC [-] -117859;1361326015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1981 @ 0.00066664 = 1.3206 BTC [+] -117858;1361326016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00066665 = 10.6664 BTC [+] -117857;1361326022;error4733;http://memorydealers.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/1/0/10_casascius_bitcoin_silver_gold_logo.jpeg -117856;1361326028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7369 @ 0.00066666 = 4.9126 BTC [+] -117855;1361326081;error4733;the value of each btc exceeds the silver value -117854;1361326184;Namworld;AT LAST -117853;1361326223;Namworld;Amazingrando decided to share contact details on skype... that guy is slow as a turtle. -117852;1361326242;error4733;Homo Digitalis, here we are ! -117851;1361326363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00065748 = 6.0817 BTC [-] -117850;1361326368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00064831 = 6.4831 BTC [-] -117849;1361326370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7310 @ 0.0006483 = 4.7391 BTC [-] -117848;1361326372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 337 @ 0.00064829 = 0.2185 BTC [-] -117847;1361326572;kakobrekla;;;tslb -117846;1361326574;gribble;Time since last block: 14 minutes and 12 seconds -117845;1361326579;kakobrekla;asic work goddamit -117844;1361326635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00066666 = 6.1999 BTC [+] -117843;1361326754;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01317 BTC [-] -117842;1361326756;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 9 @ 0.01316 = 0.1184 BTC [-] -117841;1361326852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.00066666 = 3.7 BTC [+] -117840;1361326907;mircea_popescu;lol asics are a mytj -117839;1361327018;iz;Hope, Certainty, and Reassurances.. -117838;1361327039;iz;spreading the HCR all over -117837;1361327253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00626285 = 5.6366 BTC [-] -117836;1361327491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10950 @ 0.00065825 = 7.2078 BTC [-] -117835;1361327504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00064829 = 4.0518 BTC [-] -117834;1361327589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00614503 = 6.145 BTC [-] -117833;1361327592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00614002 = 6.14 BTC [-] -117832;1361327596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00614001 = 6.14 BTC [-] -117831;1361327599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00613004 = 6.13 BTC [-] -117830;1361327602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00612069 = 12.2414 BTC [-] -117829;1361327604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00605001 = 18.15 BTC [-] -117828;1361327610;swhitt;whoa -117827;1361327614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16000 @ 0.00605 = 96.8 BTC [-] -117826;1361327615;swhitt;market order. -117825;1361327615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 950 @ 0.00598092 = 5.6819 BTC [-] -117824;1361327626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 22159 @ 0.0057 = 126.3063 BTC [-] -117823;1361327678;swhitt;wtf just happened? -117822;1361327709;Bowjob;its a buying opportunity -117821;1361327709;Bowjob;! -117820;1361327738;swhitt;missed it. -117819;1361327764;swhitt;they took it off the book -117818;1361327775;swhitt;and put it back at 0.0065. -117817;1361328007;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.00067 = 0.0067 BTC [-] -117816;1361329088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7013 @ 0.00064829 = 4.5465 BTC [-] -117815;1361329104;mircea_popescu;heh -117814;1361329115;mircea_popescu;there's a rule that tghere must be one of these every month it seems -117813;1361329141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5942 @ 0.00063859 = 3.7945 BTC [-] -117812;1361329143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00063701 = 0.637 BTC [-] -117811;1361329149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4958 @ 0.0006313 = 3.13 BTC [-] -117810;1361329153;kakobrekla;i dont think that one even counts -117809;1361329157;kakobrekla;150 btc or so -117808;1361329173;mircea_popescu;true -117807;1361329177;mircea_popescu;i didn't add it up -117806;1361329186;mircea_popescu;swhitt i don't see anything in the book at 65 ? -117805;1361329394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00063608 = 7.0605 BTC [+] -117804;1361329516;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.31001 BTC [-] -117803;1361329784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.0006313 = 4.8294 BTC [-] -117802;1361329786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00062936 = 1.6678 BTC [-] -117801;1361329992;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 6 @ 0.00611 = 0.0367 BTC [-] -117800;1361330008;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 932 @ 0.0061 = 5.6852 BTC [-] -117799;1361330098;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1200 @ 0.00603 = 7.236 BTC [-] -117798;1361330893;Namworld;Who's selling S.DICE for cheap? =/ -117797;1361330925;kakobrekla;the power of bids is amazing. -117796;1361330942;kakobrekla;also nature. -117795;1361331109;Namworld;eh -117794;1361331116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4929 @ 0.00063608 = 3.1352 BTC [+] -117793;1361331118;swhitt;mircea_popescu: it got pulled -117792;1361331118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10421 @ 0.0006399 = 6.6684 BTC [+] -117791;1361331126;swhitt;looked like someone was messing with a bot -117790;1361331154;swhitt;and accidentally put a market order in, then tried to sell at x btc above the higest bid -117789;1361331407;kakobrekla;shit, i didnt even know i had bids in. -117788;1361331411;kakobrekla;lulz -117787;1361331413;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 6 @ 0.00068 = 0.0041 BTC [+] -117786;1361331470;Namworld;got yourself some S.DICE, Kako? -117785;1361331494;kakobrekla;at 44 and 42 accually -117784;1361331499;kakobrekla;at least most of it -117783;1361331515;kakobrekla;a small bid was filled now -117782;1361331529;Namworld;What? You mean from weeks ago? -117781;1361331533;kakobrekla;ya -117780;1361331541;Namworld;and you realize that now =/ -117779;1361331552;Namworld;eheh -117778;1361331558;Namworld;Well I'm out for a bit -117777;1361331592;kakobrekla;no no, figured that out earlier -117776;1361331631;kakobrekla;i just forgot i had some bids in that were filled now -117775;1361331659;swhitt;yeah there was a 300 btc market order that gobbled up abunch of the bids -117774;1361331681;kakobrekla;accually most of that 44 prices shares have been sold -117773;1361331690;kakobrekla;got the top at 69 -117772;1361331718;kakobrekla;was a preety good deal on the end. -117771;1361331727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7489 @ 0.0006399 = 4.7922 BTC [+] -117770;1361331850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20127 @ 0.0006399 = 12.8793 BTC [+] -117769;1361332307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00064729 = 2.5244 BTC [+] -117768;1361332310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22000 @ 0.00064897 = 14.2773 BTC [+] -117767;1361332838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4501 @ 0.00064242 = 2.8915 BTC [-] -117766;1361332839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3303 @ 0.00064211 = 2.1209 BTC [-] -117765;1361333650;DeadWeas1l;howdy -117764;1361333683;DeadWeas1l;who runs coinabul? -117763;1361334119;DeadWeas1l;;;slap deadweasel -117762;1361334132;DeadWeas1l;attaboy gribble, you still got it -117761;1361334170;abracadabra;;;slap gribble -117760;1361334177;abracadabra;\o/ -117759;1361334214;DeadWeas1l;abra, should I sell my my btc to cover my costs of getting in? -117758;1361334221;DeadWeas1l;cos I'm techinically in the red til i do -117757;1361334322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.0006452 = 3.8389 BTC [+] -117756;1361334324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4597 @ 0.00064211 = 2.9518 BTC [-] -117755;1361334326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1725 @ 0.00063466 = 1.0948 BTC [-] -117754;1361334647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.00064897 = 9.475 BTC [+] -117753;1361334704;deadweasel;;;ticker -117752;1361334704;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.30000, Best ask: 29.33000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03000, Last trade: 29.32000, 24 hour volume: 79269.41457172, 24 hour low: 27.15430, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 28.52859 -117751;1361334964;dub;no house for dub -117750;1361334965;Namworld;Awesome... apparently unlimited data add-ons for 10$ will soon be available at my ISP. -117749;1361334994;Namworld;Right now I pay like 12$ for 60GB extra =/ -117748;1361335001;dub;sounds like shitty data -117747;1361335026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6636 @ 0.0006361 = 4.2212 BTC [-] -117746;1361335095;Namworld;You've been sounding grouchy the whole day dub. -117745;1361335134;dub;because I called you out for spamming? -117744;1361335163;Namworld;no, because all your comments sound angry =P -117743;1361335233;dub;odd, I usually go for the angry asshole feel but not sure whats different today -117742;1361335275;dub;I did just lose an auction -117741;1361335494;Namworld;[16:59] the pocket money mom gives him isnt goign to cover that -117740;1361335494;Namworld;[17:22] why should everyone else have to work to stop being annoyed by you -117739;1361335494;Namworld;[17:24] truffles: have you tried #bitcoin-otc? they encourage retardation -117738;1361335494;Namworld;[17:28] your face is funny -117737;1361335494;Namworld;[17:48] sadly you are not interesting to anyone -117736;1361335494;Namworld;[17:48] much like EskimoBob adding _afk to his nick, not a single fuck given -117735;1361335495;Namworld;[18:02] Namworld: got anything to make my penis bigger? -117734;1361335495;Namworld;[18:32] oww, my feels -117733;1361335496;Namworld;[21:35] no house for dub -117732;1361335496;Namworld;[21:36] sounds like shitty data -117731;1361335510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14148 @ 0.00063751 = 9.0195 BTC [+] -117730;1361335526;Namworld;Yeah, not really angry asshole, looks more like somewhat pissed and sad today. Tired. -117729;1361335588;Namworld;Like someone having a gloomy day and passing the stress with crude remarks. -117728;1361335639;dub;Namworld: lol -117727;1361335656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1552 @ 0.00063658 = 0.988 BTC [-] -117726;1361335805;Namworld;I prefer the angry asshole dub. Not the depressed emo asshole dub that has lightly aggressive remarks and sad remarks/brooding on his self inadequacies. -117725;1361335843;Chaang-Noi;did we get silver and btc crossing? -117724;1361335894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00064897 = 4.3805 BTC [+] -117723;1361335910;Namworld;High:$29.65000 -117722;1361335915;Namworld;for today on MtGox -117721;1361335938;Namworld;Isn't silver around 29.57 today? -117720;1361335948;Namworld;I guess we did. -117719;1361335970;Chaang-Noi;cool -117718;1361336123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9348 @ 0.00064485 = 6.0281 BTC [-] -117717;1361336245;Chaang-Noi;oh god the forum is so shit -117716;1361336265;Chaang-Noi;its not like i ahve not sent them $4000 personally to help fix it... fuck -117715;1361336356;kakobrekla;you should send me 4k as well -117714;1361336361;kakobrekla;at least i wont ban you here. -117713;1361336741;kakobrekla;the joke is he got banned on the forums -117712;1361336762;kakobrekla;after donating 50btc or smth -117711;1361337176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 675 @ 0.00063466 = 0.4284 BTC [-] -117710;1361337178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00063228 = 6.4809 BTC [-] -117709;1361337182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6647 @ 0.00063187 = 4.2 BTC [-] -117708;1361337352;Chaang-Noi;kakobrekla i paid well over 100 btc in ads as well -117707;1361337564;Namworld;I once again beat market price. 12k S.DICE for 0.00645 BTC each on BTCT.co now. -117706;1361337720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0061 = 3.05 BTC [+] -117705;1361337763;pigeons;;;calc 0.00140000 * .95 -117704;1361337763;gribble;0.00133 -117703;1361337769;pigeons;oops -117702;1361337782;pigeons;;;calc 0.00645 * .95 -117701;1361337782;gribble;0.0061275 -117700;1361337810;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -117699;1361337813;gribble;Current Blocks: 222101 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1674 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 11 hours, 6 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4118081.63001 | Estimated Percent Change: 12.79289 -117698;1361337859;Namworld;Eh, what are you trying to calculate? -117697;1361337873;ThickAsThieves;whether your sdice is truly market -117696;1361337951;Namworld;Eh, they only beat MPEx ask and GSDPT ask -117695;1361337997;Namworld;If they get 5% less each month, they should cost 5% less than market price. So he should do current MPEx ask * 0.95 to see if it's a good ask -117694;1361338021;Namworld;It comes down to there's still a fee, but less than 5% -117693;1361338063;Namworld;;;calc 5-(0.00645/0.00666665) -117692;1361338063;gribble;4.03249758124 -117691;1361338074;ThickAsThieves;the action does seem to be at about .0061 or so this week -117690;1361338086;Namworld;4% under MPEx ask -117689;1361338086;ThickAsThieves;on the exchanges also -117688;1361338107;ThickAsThieves;hard to sell much at .0065+ -117687;1361338132;Chaang-Noi;Next Difficulty Estimate: 4118081.63001 -117686;1361338136;Chaang-Noi;daaaaaamn -117685;1361338148;ThickAsThieves;what do you think the diff afte rthat will reach? -117684;1361338156;Namworld;wait, I did that wrong... -117683;1361338174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4152 @ 0.00064101 = 2.6615 BTC [+] -117682;1361338176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10348 @ 0.00064156 = 6.6389 BTC [+] -117681;1361338197;Namworld;;;calc 0.05-(1-(0.00645/0.00666665)) -117680;1361338198;gribble;0.017502418756 -117679;1361338210;Namworld;1.7% fee for my ask vs MPEx ask -117678;1361338278;Namworld;You get more from my ask but 5% fee on dividends. In the end, 1.7% when comparing the two ask. -117677;1361338310;ThickAsThieves;99% payout on LTC Global ;) -117676;1361338321;Namworld;If you have a MPEx account, that's always cheaper tho. -117675;1361338341;Namworld;Them damn LTC-GLOBALers... -117674;1361338411;Namworld;;;calc 0.00707025*0.0025 -117673;1361338411;gribble;1.7675625e-05 -117672;1361338417;Namworld;erhm -117671;1361338422;Bowjob;can everyone tone down the mining until i get my asic pl0x -117670;1361338430;Namworld;;;calc 2.8281 * 0.0025 -117669;1361338430;gribble;0.00707025 -117668;1361338433;ThickAsThieves;problem being that your share value on LTCG is currently guaranteed to go down -117667;1361338441;Namworld;But their shares cost 0.007 each -117666;1361338451;ThickAsThieves;so you have to plan to hold long term -117665;1361338455;ThickAsThieves;for divs -117664;1361338466;deadweasel;big walls moved to 30.5 -117663;1361338477;Bugpowder_;o? -117662;1361338481;Namworld;1-(0.007/0.00666665) -117661;1361338487;Namworld;;;calc 1-(0.007/0.00666665) -117660;1361338487;gribble;-0.0500026250066 -117659;1361338494;deadweasel;aaaaand they moved. -117658;1361338498;Bugpowder_;false -117657;1361338499;Namworld;see, -5% because of extra ask -117656;1361338504;deadweasel;jesus, i can't watch this bitcoinity graph anymore -117655;1361338511;Namworld;Total 6% fee for LTC-GLOBAL -117654;1361338516;ThickAsThieves;Nam, if you catch the LTC/BTC rate and the Asks out of sync you can get SDICE at market or less sometimes -117653;1361338532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0061 = 3.05 BTC [+] -117652;1361338550;Namworld;Always a good thing to abuse fast market movements on Gox -117651;1361338555;ThickAsThieves;but still worth less off the lot... -117650;1361338558;Namworld;and trade on that on other markets -117649;1361338570;Namworld;before they catch up -117648;1361338596;Chaang-Noi;bfl shipped yet? -117647;1361338602;Namworld;Any small trader can do that without much difficulties. Tedious task however. -117646;1361338678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7308 @ 0.00063187 = 4.6177 BTC [-] -117645;1361338679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00062906 = 2.5162 BTC [-] -117644;1361338680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2780 @ 0.00062864 = 1.7476 BTC [-] -117643;1361338789;Bowjob;No BFL shipped yet -117642;1361338870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0061 = 6.1 BTC [+] -117641;1361338895;deadweasel;holy crap, a king snake can devour another snake twice it's length. -117640;1361338902;deadweasel;it folds it in half in it's stomach -117639;1361339151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3221 @ 0.00062864 = 2.0248 BTC [-] -117638;1361339190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 206 @ 0.00062864 = 0.1295 BTC [-] -117637;1361339660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4435 @ 0.00062793 = 2.7849 BTC [-] -117636;1361339970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20859 @ 0.00062793 = 13.098 BTC [-] -117635;1361340151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6850 @ 0.00063023 = 4.3171 BTC [+] -117634;1361340461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550 @ 0.00063023 = 2.2373 BTC [+] -117633;1361340474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00063942 = 4.9235 BTC [+] -117632;1361340654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8591 @ 0.00062814 = 5.3964 BTC [-] -117631;1361340656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6077 @ 0.0006264 = 3.8066 BTC [-] -117630;1361340843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00063942 = 0.8952 BTC [+] -117629;1361340845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00063942 = 1.8223 BTC [+] -117628;1361341149;Bowjob;;ticker -117627;1361341154;Bowjob;;;ticker -117626;1361341154;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.29447, Best ask: 29.35999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06552, Last trade: 29.35999, 24 hour volume: 64615.35336494, 24 hour low: 27.15430, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 28.71271 -117625;1361341438;swhitt;tank! -117624;1361341451;kakobrekla;bomb! -117623;1361341910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14523 @ 0.0006264 = 9.0972 BTC [-] -117622;1361341913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12877 @ 0.00062422 = 8.0381 BTC [-] -117621;1361342385;Bowjob;;;ticker -117620;1361342385;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.39999, Best ask: 29.44000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04001, Last trade: 29.35900, 24 hour volume: 62850.69195665, 24 hour low: 27.40000, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 28.75154 -117619;1361342393;Bowjob;30! 30! -117618;1361342914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00063942 = 7.1295 BTC [+] -117617;1361342922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7852 @ 0.00064156 = 5.0375 BTC [+] -117616;1361342924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6727 @ 0.00064169 = 4.3166 BTC [+] -117615;1361342951;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -117614;1361342951;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.39999, Best ask: 29.40393, Bid-ask spread: 0.00394, Last trade: 29.40393, 24 hour volume: 62910.62323197, 24 hour low: 27.50000, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 28.75827 -117613;1361343041;Bowjob;Looks like we got ourselves a satoshi wale -117612;1361343043;Bowjob;whale -117611;1361343050;maximian;oh? -117610;1361343053;Bowjob;everyone man the harpoons! -117609;1361343065;Bowjob;http://satoshidice.com/ -117608;1361343070;Bowjob;take a look at the recent loses -117607;1361343223;mircea_popescu;whales are good. -117606;1361365978;mircea_popescu;goood morning! -117605;1361365986;Chaang-Noi;hi -117604;1361365997;mircea_popescu;whats new ? -117603;1361366064;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4 @ 0.00065 = 0.0026 BTC [-] -117602;1361366101;lyspooner;good morning to you -117601;1361366133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000000 @ 0.00639 = 6390 BTC [-] -117600;1361366142;mircea_popescu;o hi there mr rainmaker. -117599;1361366150;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.dice -117598;1361366151;assbot;Have you got any tobacco? -117597;1361366156;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -117596;1361366158;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0057 / 0.00638746 / 0.00675813 (1133957 shares, 7,243.11 BTC), 7D: 0.0057 / 0.00638202 / 0.0069 (1351237 shares, 8,623.63 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.0059235 / 0.0075 (7743188 shares, 45,866.85 BTC) -117595;1361366274;lyspooner;that gwern.net article about silk road reads very much like a popescu piece -117594;1361366334;Chaang-Noi; Have you got any tobacco? oh lol -117593;1361366360;mircea_popescu;lyspooner you think everything reads like me. mpoe-pr, gwern.net... -117592;1361366371;mircea_popescu;i just hope and pray you won't be saying obama sounds like me. -117591;1361367087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063653 = 2.7504 BTC [+] -117590;1361367089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5921 @ 0.0006364 = 3.7681 BTC [-] -117589;1361367091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15758 @ 0.00063639 = 10.0282 BTC [-] -117588;1361367590;pizzaman1337;someone bought 1 million shares of S.DICE? nice -117587;1361367638;mircea_popescu;!tobacco have you.got -117586;1361367654;mircea_popescu;pff assbot is not sufficiently ai. -117585;1361367768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4337 @ 0.00063639 = 2.76 BTC [-] -117584;1361367770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063553 = 2.7461 BTC [-] -117583;1361367771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7227 @ 0.00063552 = 4.5929 BTC [-] -117582;1361368227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064019 = 2.7663 BTC [+] -117581;1361368229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9679 @ 0.00064033 = 6.1978 BTC [+] -117580;1361368487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064032 = 2.7668 BTC [-] -117579;1361368488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5379 @ 0.00064033 = 3.4443 BTC [+] -117578;1361368832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00063592 = 5.5961 BTC [-] -117577;1361369069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064012 = 2.766 BTC [+] -117576;1361369071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 942 @ 0.00064033 = 0.6032 BTC [+] -117575;1361369073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15637 @ 0.00064034 = 10.013 BTC [+] -117574;1361369299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00064034 = 1.921 BTC [+] -117573;1361369508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 663 @ 0.00064034 = 0.4245 BTC [+] -117572;1361369550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27187 @ 0.00064579 = 17.5571 BTC [+] -117571;1361369640;ThickAsThieves;here's some news -117570;1361369641;ThickAsThieves;https://mtgox.com/press_release_20130220.html -117569;1361369766;ThickAsThieves;this rally isn't even full throttle yet -117568;1361369923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7955 @ 0.00064454 = 5.1273 BTC [-] -117567;1361370740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15903 @ 0.00064454 = 10.2501 BTC [-] -117566;1361370742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7262 @ 0.00065048 = 4.7238 BTC [+] -117565;1361370900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16250 @ 0.00065048 = 10.5703 BTC [+] -117564;1361371936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4017 @ 0.00065048 = 2.613 BTC [+] -117563;1361372038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2533 @ 0.00065128 = 1.6497 BTC [+] -117562;1361372041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19367 @ 0.00064953 = 12.5794 BTC [-] -117561;1361372086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2303 @ 0.00064953 = 1.4959 BTC [-] -117560;1361372266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00064173 = 3.9466 BTC [-] -117559;1361372396;Chaang-Noi;anyone use this? https://bitmessage.org/wiki/Main_Page -117558;1361372600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063957 = 2.7636 BTC [-] -117557;1361372602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5724 @ 0.00063956 = 3.6608 BTC [-] -117556;1361372715;pigeons;Chaang-Noi: yeah doublec is using it for support communication for his exchanges -117555;1361372769;pigeons;oh and his pool too i see by his last message -117554;1361372811;deadweasel;;;ticker -117553;1361372811;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.06000, Best ask: 29.32865, Bid-ask spread: 0.26865, Last trade: 29.32865, 24 hour volume: 57042.40054926, 24 hour low: 28.10100, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.10914 -117552;1361372910;Chaang-Noi;pigeons is it pretty cool? -117551;1361372916;Chaang-Noi;easy to use? -117550;1361373011;pigeons;yes its easy to use just run the python script and you're good -117549;1361373164;Chaang-Noi;cool -117548;1361373284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063973 = 2.7643 BTC [+] -117547;1361373286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6679 @ 0.00063956 = 4.2716 BTC [-] -117546;1361373663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5797 @ 0.00063956 = 3.7075 BTC [-] -117545;1361373668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063637 = 2.7498 BTC [-] -117544;1361373670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7373 @ 0.00063636 = 4.6919 BTC [-] -117543;1361373741;Bugpowdery;They unwrapped the machine! -117542;1361373741;Bugpowdery;http://198.245.60.111/Pix/InhouseProduction1.jpg -117541;1361373791;Bugpowdery;;;asks 30 -117540;1361373792;gribble;There are currently 13585.687 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 406185.795316 USD in total. -117539;1361373842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063933 = 2.7625 BTC [+] -117538;1361373844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4579 @ 0.00063966 = 2.929 BTC [+] -117537;1361374069;ThickAsThieves;so full tour here http://198.245.60.111/Pix/ -117536;1361374446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00063966 = 7.0363 BTC [+] -117535;1361375833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8321 @ 0.00063966 = 5.3226 BTC [+] -117534;1361375833;Chaang-Noi;anyone know the website run by death for taxes that buys btc? -117533;1361375841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12097 @ 0.00064173 = 7.763 BTC [+] -117532;1361375842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20100 @ 0.0006515 = 13.0952 BTC [+] -117531;1361375843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10509 @ 0.00065192 = 6.851 BTC [+] -117530;1361375845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00065491 = 4.7808 BTC [+] -117529;1361375845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15618 @ 0.00065569 = 10.2406 BTC [+] -117528;1361375847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9855 @ 0.00065625 = 6.4673 BTC [+] -117527;1361376333;pigeons;tangible cryptography someting -117526;1361376350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006365 = 2.7503 BTC [-] -117525;1361376351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063637 = 6.3637 BTC [-] -117524;1361376353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3729 @ 0.00063636 = 2.373 BTC [-] -117523;1361376509;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -117522;1361376511;gribble;Current Blocks: 222183 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1592 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 1 hour, 5 minutes, and 27 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4206644.38886 | Estimated Percent Change: 15.2186 -117521;1361376893;thestringpuller;don't use fastcash... -117520;1361376974;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i summon theee -117519;1361376998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 111 @ 0.00063636 = 0.0706 BTC [-] -117518;1361377000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063579 = 2.7472 BTC [-] -117517;1361377007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 908 @ 0.00063578 = 0.5773 BTC [-] -117516;1361377054;pigeons;i think to do that you look in a mirror and say biggiesmalls 3 times -117515;1361377080;thestringpuller;you watch too much south park -117514;1361377102;pigeons;not enough -117513;1361377105;jurov;mirror doesn't work. ne has to pray to picture of mpoe-pr -117512;1361377122;thestringpuller;that's a good joke about biggie smalls -117511;1361377129;thestringpuller;he's trying to go to satan's birthday -117510;1361377139;thestringpuller;but the kids keep summoning him on halloween or something... -117509;1361377147;pigeons;yeah :) -117508;1361377158;thestringpuller;and he's like "fucking shit. I'm trying to go to a fucking party!" -117507;1361377158;pigeons;same thing happens to mircea_popescu -117506;1361377189;thestringpuller;that would be a good premise for a webcomic -117505;1361377201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00063578 = 4.9909 BTC [-] -117504;1361377225;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is fucking some broad, then some bloke summons him, and he's like "fucking shit dude, srsly?" -117503;1361377260;pigeons;"can you process my 1btc withdrawal" -117502;1361377354;thestringpuller;yup! and I will name the article: Summoning Biggie Smalls or the case for why MPEX needs automated processing -117501;1361377756;Chaang-Noi;what is wrong with fastcash4bitcoins? -117500;1361377834;topace;[06:15:18] <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000000 @ 0.00639 = 6390 BTC [-] -117499;1361377838;topace;wow that kinda came out of the blue? -117498;1361377982;jurov;btw, if you didn't placed it yes, i can facilitate fast withdrawals. -117497;1361377992;jurov;for 0.1BTC fee -117496;1361378009;jurov;*if you didn't placed it yet -117495;1361378077;pigeons;yeah that's a nice block -117494;1361378569;Guest59576;dafuck is BFL putting this -117493;1361378570;Guest59576;http://www.amazon.com/FSP-CrossFire-Upgrade-BOOSTER-X5/dp/B002IZE5RE -117492;1361378574;Guest59576;in thir units -117491;1361378999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3992 @ 0.00063578 = 2.538 BTC [-] -117490;1361379003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8773 @ 0.00063552 = 5.5754 BTC [-] -117489;1361379005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7285 @ 0.0006355 = 4.6296 BTC [-] -117488;1361379042;thestringpuller;so what happens if mircea_popescu dies, like has a heart attack -117487;1361379047;thestringpuller;will mpoe-pr get us our money? -117486;1361379123;pigeons;he says he's not gonna die for a few years -117485;1361379135;pigeons;some people believe him -117484;1361379207;pigeons;well he says his "CTO" i think, who does happen to be female, has the private keys or something and instructions to bury his ashes at archie bunker's place -117483;1361379265;Bugpowder;Time for another rally. -117482;1361379269;Bugpowder;lets do it -117481;1361379315;pigeons;you're nuts -117480;1361379388;Bugpowder;let's just get it over with -117479;1361379395;Bugpowder;break thru 32 -117478;1361379453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064279 = 2.7775 BTC [+] -117477;1361379455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15645 @ 0.00064306 = 10.0607 BTC [+] -117476;1361379655;swhitt;;;ticker -117475;1361379656;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.53001, Best ask: 29.53899, Bid-ask spread: 0.00898, Last trade: 29.53899, 24 hour volume: 53319.85925499, 24 hour low: 28.50600, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.20804 -117474;1361379661;swhitt;break through 30 first :) -117473;1361379664;swhitt;;;asks 30 -117472;1361379666;gribble;There are currently 13925.478 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 416323.795796 USD in total. -117471;1361379951;Bicknellski_;This ride doesnt like ending anytime soon does it? -117470;1361380283;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5 @ 0.00064306 = 0.0032 BTC [+] -117469;1361380284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065062 = 2.8113 BTC [+] -117468;1361380285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18574 @ 0.00065063 = 12.0848 BTC [+] -117467;1361380462;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.00733 = 0.0147 BTC [+] -117466;1361380465;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 98 @ 0.00732 = 0.7174 BTC [-] -117465;1361380657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064151 = 2.772 BTC [-] -117464;1361380658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14459 @ 0.00064122 = 9.2714 BTC [-] -117463;1361381001;Bicknellski_;Hola -117462;1361381044;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 30 -117461;1361381046;gribble;There are currently 13565.923 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 405688.531668 USD in total. -117460;1361381546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00064285 = 4.1142 BTC [+] -117459;1361381605;kakobrekla;silver is now dollar under btc -117458;1361381615;kakobrekla;hows that going usagi -117457;1361381663;pigeons;silver is still worth more by his valuation -117456;1361381667;pigeons;dont go by price -117455;1361381883;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.0908 BTC [-] -117454;1361381905;pigeons;truffles is a fed -117453;1361381937;Bicknellski_;narc? -117452;1361382171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2627 @ 0.00065063 = 1.7092 BTC [+] -117451;1361382173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3173 @ 0.00065069 = 2.0646 BTC [+] -117450;1361382341;Bicknellski_;Arent they poor? -117449;1361382341;deadweasel;they are -117448;1361382342;deadweasel;anyone used coinabul? -117447;1361382432;topace;deadweasel: yea i have -117446;1361382436;topace;they are VERY slow -117445;1361382449;topace;usually takes 2-3 weeks before they even ship -117444;1361382487;topace;adn we've had a package sitting in customs now for a month because coinabul didnt put a proper description or invoice -117443;1361382588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 75 @ 0.00610001 = 0.4575 BTC [-] -117442;1361382639;deadweasel;shit. -117441;1361382645;deadweasel;sounds crappy as hell. -117440;1361382655;deadweasel;should ready the forums before buying, stupid me. -117439;1361382663;deadweasel;should have read* -117438;1361383045;pigeons;talk to coingenuity here on irc about coinabul and he should be able to help you. -117437;1361383067;Bicknellski_;Note to self... no to coinabul -117436;1361383243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1148 @ 0.00065069 = 0.747 BTC [+] -117435;1361383245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11752 @ 0.0006507 = 7.647 BTC [+] -117434;1361383357;kakobrekla;care to explain? -117433;1361383380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00636802 = 6.368 BTC [+] -117432;1361383382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00636803 = 1.9104 BTC [+] -117431;1361383383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8700 @ 0.00639 = 55.593 BTC [+] -117430;1361383411;pigeons;no dont use analogies, just say how -117429;1361383419;topace;hey mircea_popescu: if someone PUSH's shares to my account, would i receive any sort of notification? in STATS? or STATSJSON? -117428;1361383429;pigeons;ok pirate -117427;1361383455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065066 = 2.8115 BTC [-] -117426;1361383457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8398 @ 0.0006507 = 5.4646 BTC [+] -117425;1361383469;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [-] -117424;1361383471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4764 @ 0.00065568 = 3.1237 BTC [+] -117423;1361383472;pigeons;but this is a secret business model that if you explain to us, then it won't work anymore? -117422;1361383516;pigeons;no -117421;1361383518;kakobrekla;cpa still owes me like 200btc or so, take it from there -117420;1361383603;pigeons;usagi: please don't come around here telling us you have a super secret method to make money selling something going up and buying something going down but that your too smart too waste your time actually backing it up unless you get paid -117419;1361383664;pigeons;usagi: how is that different from how a scammer would behave? -117418;1361383707;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.680001 = 4.76 BTC [+] -117417;1361383709;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.68 = 34 BTC [-] -117416;1361383710;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.67 = 4.69 BTC [-] -117415;1361383711;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.661 = 5.949 BTC [-] -117414;1361383712;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 27 @ 0.66 = 17.82 BTC [-] -117413;1361383827;Bicknellski_;He is a teacher Pigeons.... just looking to cash in on his textbook. -117412;1361383852;Bicknellski_;Little Red Book... how to make Bitcoin sing for you. -117411;1361383858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064726 = 2.7968 BTC [-] -117410;1361383860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00064711 = 9.2537 BTC [-] -117409;1361383862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6959 @ 0.00064212 = 4.4685 BTC [-] -117408;1361383864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 486 @ 0.00064122 = 0.3116 BTC [-] -117407;1361383962;pigeons;which book? -117406;1361383980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064064 = 2.7682 BTC [-] -117405;1361383982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3929 @ 0.00064096 = 2.5183 BTC [+] -117404;1361383995;pigeons;really, you're smart enough to execute this strategy successfully, but not smart enough to articulate an irc summary? -117403;1361384001;Bicknellski_;The one he hasnt written -117402;1361384015;pigeons;i dont watch videos -117401;1361384030;pigeons;i'm not a fucking investigator -117400;1361384034;Bicknellski_;It is the SECRET... -117399;1361384036;Bicknellski_;omg -117398;1361384050;pigeons;i apologize for my rudeness -117397;1361384055;Bicknellski_;Just hope and it happens -117396;1361384079;pigeons;can you please give us a loose general summary? -117395;1361384109;Bicknellski_;Man... oh man -117394;1361384160;Bicknellski_;Oh boy Glenn Beck -117393;1361384163;jurov;topace, there is no notification for incoming PUSH. just the balance changes. -117392;1361384202;topace;jurov: hmm thats going to make it very difficult to automate anything with -117391;1361384218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00063602 = 2.7985 BTC [-] -117390;1361384220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063551 = 2.746 BTC [-] -117389;1361384221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3829 @ 0.00063551 = 2.4334 BTC [-] -117388;1361384298;jurov;topace, you can ask user the receipt and ttry to validate it -117387;1361384307;Bicknellski_;Fools Gold: Inside the Glenn Beck Goldline Scheme http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/GoldlineGlennBeck4.jpg -117386;1361384359;topace;usagi: whats your current pricing on silver? im looking to pickup a few more ounces -117385;1361384482;pigeons;who would pay that? -117384;1361384611;Bicknellski_;THere is a pitch -117383;1361384642;pigeons;spam detected -117382;1361384648;Bicknellski_;40% -117381;1361384651;Bugpowder;Dude. They sell 1oz coins fro 1.27 -117380;1361384663;Bugpowder;why would you buy the 1/2oz -117379;1361384684;Bugpowder;1.1 -117378;1361384691;Bugpowder;why would anyone buy those though? -117377;1361384723;Bugpowder;so you beat their least interesting product -117376;1361384730;Bugpowder;But this... http://coinabul.com/silver/index.php/silver-sorted-by-weight/liberty-eagle-silver-dollar-coins.html -117375;1361384733;pigeons;they wouldn't. they don't. they can get them cheaper -117374;1361384763;Bugpowder;฿1.2377 Liberty Eagle - 1 Troy ounce -117373;1361384848;pigeons;usagi, you argued with me when you came in here saying i was ridiculous for not believing "IT IS LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR CPA TO GO BANKRUPT" -117372;1361384865;pigeons;spam detected -117371;1361384891;pigeons;so you owe kakobrekla 200+ btc for cpa? -117370;1361385034;kakobrekla;just checked, its exactly 200. -117369;1361385055;kakobrekla;aka never. -117368;1361385081;pigeons;how does imsaguy have it? -117367;1361385097;kakobrekla;hint: imsa doesnt have it. -117366;1361385119;pigeons;why does imsaguy owe it to you? -117365;1361385146;Bugpowder;;;ticker -117364;1361385147;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.62211, Best ask: 29.64999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02788, Last trade: 29.64999, 24 hour volume: 49946.12298648, 24 hour low: 28.61200, 24 hour high: 29.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.26420 -117363;1361385159;pigeons;how much does imsaguy owe you now? -117362;1361385181;pigeons;can you find out for me, i want to talk to him about it -117361;1361385299;pigeons;still odd an insurance company invests in old mcdonald the ppt operator -117360;1361385358;pigeons;eieio -117359;1361385408;Bicknellski_;Brrrrr -117358;1361385478;mircea_popescu;soo whats up ? -117357;1361385486;Bugpowder;bitcoins -117356;1361385498;mircea_popescu;lol srsly ? -117355;1361385506;mircea_popescu;o hey 29 cool -117354;1361385534;imsaguy;usagi: remember the message where you said it wasn't a rush to get paid back? -117353;1361385538;mircea_popescu;topace you wouldn't receive a notification. you'd see the extra shares in your balance -117352;1361385539;imsaguy;thats the last you said to me -117351;1361385545;mircea_popescu;whoever pushes them has a signed receipt they can show you. -117350;1361385547;imsaguy;but then in public you state something differently. -117349;1361385576;imsaguy;We're getting there. -117348;1361385601;imsaguy;I realize its been expensive for you, it likewise has been for me. -117347;1361385670;pigeons;how many bitvps shares did you say brendio has? -117346;1361385681;mircea_popescu;i get t his feeling i'm missing out on like half the btc drama -117345;1361385691;imsaguy;mircea_popescu: more than half -117344;1361385700;imsaguy;there's no 'keeping up' with all of the drama -117343;1361385704;mircea_popescu;i will die poor. -117342;1361385722;imsaguy;ultimately, doesn't everyone? -117341;1361385727;topace;mircea_popescu: what does that receipt look like? also, do you have any sort of API, besides just scripting with the pympex script? -117340;1361385738;imsaguy;has brendio defaulted? -117339;1361385762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 492 @ 0.00063551 = 0.3127 BTC [-] -117338;1361385763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5008 @ 0.00063551 = 3.1826 BTC [-] -117337;1361385763;mircea_popescu;topace something like "Your request to push x of y to z has been received and will be processed." signed by mpex. and no. -117336;1361385774;mircea_popescu;i don't know what an api would do other than that tho ? -117335;1361385784;topace;mircea_popescu: yea, i guess :) -117334;1361385792;topace;mircea_popescu: k thanks... ill see what i can do :) -117333;1361385809;mircea_popescu;it's seriously better than any api, just get py/perl going -117332;1361385830;mircea_popescu;and i seriously can't believe nobody's written a bitbet bot yet. -117331;1361385870;topace;bitbet bot ? just to trade BBET shares? -117330;1361385907;mircea_popescu;nono, to fake line betting for the people too lazy to think -117329;1361385918;mircea_popescu;it's trivial to extract a profit from offering lines on top of bitbet. -117328;1361385940;topace;lines? -117327;1361385949;topace;sometimes i have no clue what you're talking about :p -117326;1361385977;mircea_popescu;you know what line betting is ? -117325;1361386007;topace;nope -117324;1361386011;topace;guess im not a gambler :p -117323;1361386024;Bicknellski_;What about the other half of the drama mircea_popescu .... -117322;1361386025;pigeons;were their 8 mpex S.BVPS holders at time of delisting? and brendio is 1? -117321;1361386026;mircea_popescu;hehe then it wouldn't make any sense would it. -117320;1361386040;mircea_popescu;Bicknellski_ which one other half ? there's like 3. -117319;1361386052;mircea_popescu;also in the news : -117318;1361386055;mircea_popescu;"The French workforce gets paid high wages but works only three hours. They get one hour for breaks and lunch, talk for three and work for three," Taylor wrote on February 8 in the letter in English to the minister, Arnaud Montebourg. -117317;1361386061;mircea_popescu;"Titan is going to buy a Chinese tire company or an Indian one, pay less than one Euro per hour wage and ship all the tires France needs," he said. "You can keep the so-called workers." -117316;1361386066;mircea_popescu;this guy is like, my new hero. -117315;1361386106;imsaguy;https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/267903_522618091124242_637100570_n.jpg -117314;1361386144;Bicknellski_;At some point all manufacturing will have to be "local" -117313;1361386163;mircea_popescu;not too likely. -117312;1361386201;mircea_popescu;there's always going to be communes of idiots who will firmly believe they can circlejerk reality into changing. -117311;1361386215;mircea_popescu;those will have to be routed around by manufacturing/mattering/sanity in general. -117310;1361386244;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006357 = 2.7469 BTC [+] -117309;1361386245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10992 @ 0.00063551 = 6.9855 BTC [-] -117308;1361386251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12965 @ 0.0006355 = 8.2393 BTC [-] -117307;1361386260;Bicknellski_;Communes? -117306;1361386290;mircea_popescu;yes. -117305;1361386305;Bicknellski_;There are idiots at all levels in all walks in all ivory towers -117304;1361386312;mircea_popescu;group without hierarchy = commune. any bunch of people that make "we're all equal" a group norm. -117303;1361386335;Bicknellski_;Like open source -117302;1361386340;Bicknellski_;ya they are idiots -117301;1361386345;mircea_popescu;or more practically speaking, any group in which a majority lacks a concrete and definite understanding of their inferiority. -117300;1361386357;mircea_popescu;Bicknellski_ open source ain't manufacturing now is it. -117299;1361386370;Bicknellski_;you were talking comunes -117298;1361386377;Bicknellski_;they are commune -117297;1361386379;Bicknellski_;no? -117296;1361386382;mircea_popescu;open source doesn't meet the commune definitions above either. -117295;1361386392;Bicknellski_;it is not a commune -117294;1361386407;mircea_popescu;so then what are we talkin about! -117293;1361386423;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144927.0 lmao -117292;1361386426;Bicknellski_;groups without hierarch -117291;1361386439;Bicknellski_;... we are all equal -117290;1361386443;Bicknellski_;... commune -117289;1361386471;mircea_popescu;imsaguy no way, that's legit ? -117288;1361386477;mircea_popescu;Bicknellski_ who's equal ? -117287;1361386491;Bicknellski_;Are they? -117286;1361386503;Bicknellski_;Like open sources -117285;1361386515;Bicknellski_;they can be tarred with the same brush no? -117284;1361386529;Bicknellski_;idiots. -117283;1361386531;mircea_popescu;... -117282;1361386536;mircea_popescu;i fail to see your reasoning here. -117281;1361386549;Bicknellski_;I think I fail to see yours -117280;1361386562;mircea_popescu;so who's equal to who ? -117279;1361386564;Bicknellski_;how are people idiots if they subscribe to communal think -117278;1361386567;Bicknellski_;thinking -117277;1361386581;mircea_popescu;by definition. that's what it takes to be an idiot : not think. -117276;1361386595;Bicknellski_;there's always going to be communes of idiots who will firmly believe they can circlejerk reality into changing. -117275;1361386604;mircea_popescu;right. -117274;1361386618;Bicknellski_;so people in the open source communit are idiots -117273;1361386619;Bicknellski_;got it -117272;1361386625;mircea_popescu;how do you figure ? -117271;1361386646;Bicknellski_;how are they different than other communes -117270;1361386652;mircea_popescu;this is like "water won't go uphill" "ok so icecream vendors are pervets". doth not follow. -117269;1361386665;Bicknellski_;no it isnt -117268;1361386683;Bicknellski_;there's always going to be communes of idiots who will firmly believe they can circlejerk reality into changing. -117267;1361386689;mircea_popescu;there's no similarity. open source is a venture centered around a project. that project actually exist. -117266;1361386697;Bicknellski_;No one in the open source commune thinks that way? -117265;1361386697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 728 @ 0.00063488 = 0.4622 BTC [-] -117264;1361386698;mircea_popescu;people belong or don't belong by how they contribute to the actual project -117263;1361386699;Bicknellski_;really -117262;1361386709;mircea_popescu;people who just dick around and suck cock (gmaxwell, taaki, who have you) aren't even part of it. -117261;1361386719;mircea_popescu;now, the people actually involved may be too polite to point it out explicitly -117260;1361386728;mircea_popescu;but then again it doesn't really need to be made explicit. -117259;1361386736;Bicknellski_;so there is no commune in open source -117258;1361386741;Bicknellski_;elites and posers -117257;1361386751;mircea_popescu;not in the sense defined, no, which is what i said. -117256;1361386761;Bicknellski_;those who contribute and those who pose -117255;1361386770;mircea_popescu;open source is exactly well implemented elitism : we are better than you, and here's why. -117254;1361386817;B0g4r7_;1337 -117253;1361386823;mircea_popescu;also hax. -117252;1361386832;Bicknellski_;after it has touched 100 posers hands... to the 1 hand of the elite to make it work? -117251;1361386848;mircea_popescu;"Although it shouldn't be a surprise, given the company is run by wankers, Coinbase is a leading player in the Bitcoin world that discourages anonymity, unlike similar online wallet services." -117250;1361386855;mircea_popescu;the forum never fails. -117249;1361386856;Bicknellski_;where does one determine the merit of what is added on? -117248;1361386871;mircea_popescu;Bicknellski_ well, it has to make it in the main repo, for one. -117247;1361386879;mircea_popescu;look at linus' maintenance record. -117246;1361386895;mircea_popescu;it also has to be used once it has. look at canonical's unite failure. -117245;1361386911;Bicknellski_;well above my pay grade -117244;1361386917;Bicknellski_;but I can follow go on -117243;1361386936;mircea_popescu;that's kinda it. -117242;1361386946;Bicknellski_;Well then I cant follow -117241;1361386950;mircea_popescu;which part ? -117240;1361386963;mircea_popescu;this "i can't follow" is like "error message : there was an error". -117239;1361386987;Bicknellski_;The terms that were meant to prove your point -117238;1361386994;Bicknellski_;never heard of that before -117237;1361386999;Bicknellski_;simplify -117236;1361387008;B0g4r7_;s/unite/unity/ -117235;1361387012;Bicknellski_;... anyhow it proves your point -117234;1361387012;mircea_popescu;well mebbe one day if i get aroudn to it/figure out how to. -117233;1361387015;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 o that's right. -117232;1361387027;mircea_popescu;unite was opera's failure i think -117231;1361387030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3922 @ 0.00063496 = 2.4903 BTC [+] -117230;1361387032;mircea_popescu;or something. -117229;1361387035;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 228 @ 0.00063425 = 0.1446 BTC [-] -117228;1361387036;markedathome;so - , openoffice, in a spreadsheet I want to import in a nice named area a csv file. -117227;1361387036;markedathome;Insert | Link to External Data -> select file, select "," and deselect tabs as separators. -117226;1361387036;markedathome;and.... nothing. No area to select. Just what planet are the devs on to let this idiotic stupidity through? -117225;1361387072;mircea_popescu;markedathome incidentally, didn't open office project implode a few years back ? -117224;1361387080;B0g4r7_;#openoffice -117223;1361387084;mircea_popescu;and it's like libre now or something ? -117222;1361387089;pigeons;yeah libreoffice is maintained -117221;1361387091;B0g4r7_;I've had better results with libreoffice. -117220;1361387098;mircea_popescu;"Cosmetic Surgery Crowdfunding @ theperfectboobs.net" -117219;1361387101;mircea_popescu;dude! SRSLY! -117218;1361387109;markedathome;with the disaster this "simple" process has, I am not surprised... -117217;1361387110;mircea_popescu;crowdsourced tits. they're for the internets anyway. -117216;1361387118;B0g4r7_;The perfect boobs are natural ones. -117215;1361387126;mircea_popescu;not dotnet. -117214;1361387131;mircea_popescu;dotnet's always been a fake. -117213;1361387168;markedathome;woohoo only 287 days to go for reindexing... (0.8) -117212;1361387189;B0g4r7_;I did that yesterday. Took forever. -117211;1361387195;B0g4r7_;It gets slower as it goes on. -117210;1361387204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00063425 = 7.611 BTC [-] -117209;1361387205;B0g4r7_;Give it all the cpu and IO you can spare. -117208;1361387214;mircea_popescu;at the risk of appearing about as clueless as i am, what is a reindexing ? -117207;1361387231;B0g4r7_;It's what happened to me when I upgraded to 0.8.0 of the satoshi client. -117206;1361387242;B0g4r7_;Spent hours "reindexing blocks". -117205;1361387255;kakobrekla;0.8 is out? -117204;1361387263;B0g4r7_;aye -117203;1361387265;kakobrekla;im getting old. -117202;1361387267;B0g4r7_;Yesterday -117201;1361387277;markedathome;transitioning from the old berkelydb (with 7GB of data) to google's shiny LevelDB format, unknown as to the db size at least from my end. -117200;1361387288;mircea_popescu;why would you ? -117199;1361387294;mircea_popescu;critical vuln in old version or something ? -117198;1361387311;B0g4r7_;Well, I just did it as a favor to the devs, to help test it. -117197;1361387321;markedathome;yeah, it takes 3 days to import 1 days worth of transactions... :-) -117196;1361387321;pigeons;no they are still flat files of block data, just written in several smaller files in directories now -117195;1361387344;markedathome;6 days if you have a hard disk and not an ssd -117194;1361387347;pigeons;i too thought it was berkelydb but that's just the wallet and ip dbs -117193;1361387364;B0g4r7_;It took several hours on a SB i7 with an SSD. -117192;1361387370;pigeons;and yes it takes days to read in the large file and write out all the small ones -117191;1361387373;B0g4r7_;And quite a bit longer on a q6600 with ssd. -117190;1361387376;markedathome;then what format was the blkindex? -117189;1361387383;mircea_popescu;wouldn't it be easier to just re-dld the chain ? -117188;1361387396;mircea_popescu;!ticker h G.BBET -117187;1361387400;assbot;Things which are alike, in nature, grow to look alike, and the speaking stones have lain a long time lookin' at the sun. -117186;1361387406;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct G.BBET -117185;1361387409;assbot;Some are born to endless night. -117184;1361387412;pigeons;yeah blkindex.dat berkely -117183;1361387416;mircea_popescu;ok i give up. which is this one -117182;1361387470;pigeons;!ticker btct.co g.bbet -117181;1361387470;assbot;Good morning, may you serve the Lord, and may His holy dominion guide you through your dismal life. -117180;1361387477;markedathome;!ticker btct GGBET -117179;1361387478;assbot;It says some pelt-wearin' trapper, some stinkin' bean-suckin' possum skinner, he's gonna collect that reward money. -117178;1361387485;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: there is a bitbet bot... -117177;1361387496;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller a there is ? -117176;1361387501;thestringpuller;there is a mini-whale on bitbet -117175;1361387511;pigeons;mircea_popescu: when it re-dl's the chain it has to verify each transaction -117174;1361387522;mircea_popescu;well ya there's been some massive bets but i was thinking more of offering it as a service. -117173;1361387537;mircea_popescu;pigeons it can't POSSIBLY take more than a week can it ?! -117172;1361387547;pigeons;no it doesnt take a week -117171;1361387551;jurov;feels like point of no return. i'm dealer now :D -117170;1361387562;B0g4r7_;You were seller? -117169;1361387562;Bicknellski_;need handsanitizer jurov -117168;1361387563;markedathome;well, it is all go this week - linux 3.8, firefox 19, bitcoin client 0.8, playstation 4... . -117167;1361387571;thestringpuller;jurov: what did you sell -117166;1361387577;Bicknellski_;sperm -117165;1361387586;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu well the mini-whale is a bookie, wait till baseball season -117164;1361387588;jurov;sold few bitcoins for euros -117163;1361387594;B0g4r7_;Nice. -117162;1361387604;thestringpuller;so I suspect he's run through a bot -117161;1361387609;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that's ap oin ya -117160;1361387720;thestringpuller;ap oin ya? -117159;1361387743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063656 = 2.7506 BTC [+] -117158;1361387744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9734 @ 0.00063683 = 6.1989 BTC [+] -117157;1361387746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4011 @ 0.00063782 = 2.5583 BTC [+] -117156;1361387752;thestringpuller;friday... -117155;1361387761;thestringpuller;friday you will see what the actual % mpoe bot made -117154;1361387799;thestringpuller;did you not read da faq? :P -117153;1361387805;pigeons;no refunds! -117152;1361387828;mircea_popescu;a point yeah -117151;1361387833;thestringpuller;"last friday of the month" -117150;1361387855;thestringpuller;!ticker X.IDIFF.MAR -117149;1361387856;assbot;Have you got any tobacco? -117148;1361387861;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -117147;1361387863;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.07595 / 0.07595 / 0.07595 (8 shares, 0.61 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06540414 / 0.089 (338 shares, 22.11 BTC) -117146;1361387870;thestringpuller;coincendental heh -117145;1361387878;jurov;usagi, yes today midnight. if ukto will be around -117144;1361387890;thestringpuller;jurov: is this for january? -117143;1361387894;thestringpuller;or february -117142;1361387897;jurov;oh no mement -117141;1361387908;thestringpuller;mement? -117140;1361387918;jurov;derp, moment -117139;1361387924;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -117138;1361387929;gribble;Current Blocks: 222206 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1569 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 2 hours, 55 minutes, and 48 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4221147.10761 | Estimated Percent Change: 15.61582 -117137;1361387937;jurov;today midnight matures only CoinBr.iDiff-E , the difficulty future -117136;1361387956;jurov;i'm gonna pay 0.03651011 per share -117135;1361387967;thestringpuller;futures mature on thursday? -117134;1361387977;thestringpuller;thursdays* -117133;1361387986;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well, mpex runs imm dates. jurov took the concept of imm dates and made them monthly -117132;1361387988;jurov;CoinBr.MPBPT-E, the MPOE Bond passthrough, matures friday midnight -117131;1361387991;mircea_popescu;which is a little innovative, but hey. -117130;1361388038;jurov;thestringpuller, futures mature wednesday midnight. both coinbr and mpex ones. -117129;1361388059;thestringpuller;i see that now -117128;1361388072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063434 = 2.741 BTC [-] -117127;1361388077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5579 @ 0.00063425 = 3.5385 BTC [-] -117126;1361388101;thestringpuller;how are you funding coinbr futures contracts? -117125;1361388111;thestringpuller;bonds like mircea? -117124;1361388169;jurov;either i sell covered by my own funds, or i just accept collateral from whoever wants to short -117123;1361388181;jurov;i'm not paying interest on that collateral -117122;1361388262;jurov;if you bought them at 0.045 (expecting difficulty to be 4.5m) then yes,it's a loss -117121;1361388272;thestringpuller;diff contracts are a bit for the diff going up -117120;1361388275;thestringpuller;bet* -117119;1361388282;thestringpuller;;;bc,diff -117118;1361388282;gribble;3651011.6306932 -117117;1361388291;thestringpuller;.1 is too expensive for an idiff -117116;1361388303;jurov;i did never sell under 0.039 so i ended up with profit this time -117115;1361388324;thestringpuller;you are selling/buying your own contracts? -117114;1361388325;thestringpuller;lol -117113;1361388330;thestringpuller;jurov is his own futures bot -117112;1361388402;jurov;Okay. Now for mpoe bonds passthrough, I can be profitable even when selling them bit under nominal value. I won't reveal how, but it's quite hidden in plain sight. -117111;1361388442;thestringpuller;how do you price them? -117110;1361388471;jurov;the first ones sell at 0.1003 , then up to 0.101 -117109;1361388485;thestringpuller;lol hidden in plain sight :P -117108;1361388524;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -117107;1361388527;gribble;Current Blocks: 222208 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1567 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 2 hours, 39 minutes, and 4 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4229167.93495 | Estimated Percent Change: 15.83551 -117106;1361388543;thestringpuller;lol asics are a myth -117105;1361388547;thestringpuller;;;bc,tslb -117104;1361388548;gribble;Time since last block: 5 minutes and 5 seconds -117103;1361388553;thestringpuller;:D -117102;1361388580;mircea_popescu;http://gfyi95.com/bASIC/bASIC%20Forum/www.btcfpga.com/forum/index.html -117101;1361388585;mircea_popescu;that's pretty cool, whodunnit ? -117100;1361388593;jurov; .1 is too expensive for an idiff << why? -117099;1361388629;thestringpuller;The difficulty is expected to stay below 10 million atm -117098;1361388635;thestringpuller;but soon .1 may be good -117097;1361388639;thestringpuller;for like a september -117096;1361388692;thestringpuller;but for mar .1 is too much -117095;1361388697;mircea_popescu;it's possibly the most volatile thing in existence atm. -117094;1361388699;jurov;heck, i offer collateral 0.15 for CoinBr.iDiff-O -117093;1361388702;mircea_popescu;diff can go up 1000x -117092;1361388713;mircea_popescu;over a six week period or w/e -117091;1361388715;jurov;the march one -117090;1361388717;thestringpuller;it CAN but with asics it's more likely to go up -117089;1361388744;jurov;and my offering at 0.7 just sold out today -117088;1361388753;jurov;so that's public opinion -117087;1361388769;jurov;* 0.07 sry -117086;1361388809;ThickAsThieves;i grabbed some of those -117085;1361388873;thestringpuller;.07 for O or E? -117084;1361388881;ThickAsThieves;O -117083;1361388890;jurov;O( march 20) -117082;1361388909;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -117081;1361388909;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 4 days, 15 hours, 24 minutes, and 28 seconds ago: pong -117080;1361388942;kakobrekla;can someone send him en email already -117079;1361389011;jurov;but away -117078;1361389015;thestringpuller;very away -117077;1361389035;thestringpuller;maternity away most likely -117076;1361389037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20793 @ 0.00063425 = 13.188 BTC [-] -117075;1361389038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2607 @ 0.00063407 = 1.653 BTC [-] -117074;1361389134;thestringpuller;s.mpoe is at a low today lol -117073;1361389141;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 30 -117072;1361389143;gribble;There are currently 10677.262 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 319913.719394 USD in total. -117071;1361389160;jurov;erryone cashing out -117070;1361389168;thestringpuller;;;bids 25 -117069;1361389170;gribble;There are currently 49226.405 bitcoins demanded at or over 25.0 USD, worth 1341765.94829 USD in total. -117068;1361389190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3185 @ 0.00063407 = 2.0195 BTC [-] -117067;1361389314;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: I just sent one. -117066;1361389343;kakobrekla;took long enough -117065;1361389439;mircea_popescu;omg bfl is shipping -117064;1361389442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8146 @ 0.00063407 = 5.1651 BTC [-] -117063;1361389513;Bicknellski_; omg bfl is shipping "Words You Thought He'd Never Say" -117062;1361389530;mircea_popescu;i'm good at that. -117061;1361389544;kakobrekla;url? -117060;1361389560;mircea_popescu;http://totally-legit.com -117059;1361389576;kakobrekla;ah i was already on http://pirate-paid.org -117058;1361389591;mircea_popescu;it's pirate-paid.lol -117057;1361389605;mircea_popescu;how come there's not a lol tld already ? -117056;1361389608;kakobrekla;.lol costs like a million bucks or so -117055;1361389612;mircea_popescu;all the cats could be expelled there -117054;1361389619;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla no it costs 1mn internets -117053;1361389623;jurov;fudr.us isn't enough? -117052;1361389627;mircea_popescu;which is like... .06 btc or some shit -117051;1361389632;kakobrekla;lol -117050;1361389682;mircea_popescu;ok, well, i'm off to exile. -117049;1361389686;mircea_popescu;if anyone missed the psa yest, -117048;1361389691;kakobrekla;i forgot -117047;1361389693;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/path-of-exile/ -117046;1361389694;kakobrekla;but its 1 or 10 mio -117045;1361389696;kakobrekla;for real -117044;1361389698;mircea_popescu;totally gotta play that game. -117043;1361389699;kakobrekla;to get a tld -117042;1361389705;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu see pm -117041;1361389903;pigeons;mircea_popescu: you have a windows machine? -117040;1361389919;pigeons;i saw that game but its an .msi -117039;1361390047;jurov;pigeons, read the comments. he's running it on wine -117038;1361390092;pigeons;how do i launch the msiexec installer on wine? -117037;1361390104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2512 @ 0.00063407 = 1.5928 BTC [-] -117036;1361390109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7138 @ 0.00063391 = 4.5248 BTC [-] -117035;1361390110;jurov;wine installer.msi doesn't work? -117034;1361390132;pigeons;no, but wine misexec installer.msi works, cool -117033;1361390139;pigeons;*msiexec -117032;1361390195;pigeons;wine msiexec /i PathOfExileInstaller.msi -117031;1361390264;pigeons;with just wine i get wine: Bad EXE format for PathOfExileInstaller.msi -117030;1361390289;pigeons;i was wanting to try it too -117029;1361390705;jurov;lol, anyone cares to mention mpex there? http://vincesamios.com/bitcoins/valuations-of-stocks-in-bitcoin-brain-melt -117028;1361390750;deadweasel;;;ticker -117027;1361390751;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.83010, Best ask: 29.84500, Bid-ask spread: 0.01490, Last trade: 29.83010, 24 hour volume: 49106.10612446, 24 hour low: 28.61200, 24 hour high: 29.86900, 24 hour vwap: 29.35041 -117026;1361390874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19668 @ 0.00063464 = 12.4821 BTC [+] -117025;1361390876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1632 @ 0.00063782 = 1.0409 BTC [+] -117024;1361391088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3057 @ 0.00063782 = 1.9498 BTC [+] -117023;1361391090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063937 = 2.7627 BTC [+] -117022;1361391092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14622 @ 0.00063938 = 9.349 BTC [+] -117021;1361391209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063396 = 2.7393 BTC [-] -117020;1361391211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9962 @ 0.00063391 = 6.315 BTC [-] -117019;1361391212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 517 @ 0.00063353 = 0.3275 BTC [-] -117018;1361391465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2583 @ 0.00063353 = 1.6364 BTC [-] -117017;1361391466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28917 @ 0.00063346 = 18.3178 BTC [-] -117016;1361391501;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -117015;1361391502;gribble;29.35 -117014;1361391613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9150 @ 0.00063346 = 5.7962 BTC [-] -117013;1361391921;topace;Bugpowder: hey you there? -117012;1361391984;Bugpowder;yea -117011;1361392037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10433 @ 0.00063346 = 6.6089 BTC [-] -117010;1361392039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13967 @ 0.0006334 = 8.8467 BTC [-] -117009;1361392081;topace;ah excellent... pm? -117008;1361392153;Bowjob;looks like avalon got delayed -117007;1361392172;Bugpowder;ho ho ho -117006;1361392191;Bugpowder;I am STUNNED -117005;1361392193;Bowjob;"If you order now this batch is scheduled to start shipping by March 10th and before April 15th." -117004;1361392200;Bowjob;For batch 2 -117003;1361392207;Bugpowder;nobody is gonna buy my XDIFFS :( -117002;1361392213;Bowjob;They caught a small dose of BFL syndrome -117001;1361392218;B0g4r7_;Source? -117000;1361392226;Bowjob;http://store.avalon-asics.com/?product=avalon-asic-batch-2 -116999;1361392270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063937 = 2.7627 BTC [+] -116998;1361392271;B0g4r7_;Hm, a small delay/ -116997;1361392271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16179 @ 0.00063938 = 10.3445 BTC [+] -116996;1361392278;B0g4r7_;Used to be Mar 5 to April 5. -116995;1361392296;B0g4r7_;Still is on launch. -116994;1361392402;Bowjob;Another ASIC spotted -116993;1361392403;Bowjob;http://hhtt.1209k.com/user-details.php?user=1MngEke9hbW2RYGnw27r5QgS1TXLC68TV6 -116992;1361392409;Bowjob;Probably an Avalon -116991;1361392526;Diablo-D3;sure its not asicminer? -116990;1361392531;Diablo-D3;they're mining on at least 2 pools -116989;1361392618;Bowjob;well, its 66 GHZ -116988;1361392625;Bowjob;gigahash -116987;1361392966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00063845 = 2.4261 BTC [-] -116986;1361393009;Diablo-D3;Bowjob: ghash not ghz -116985;1361393071;B0g4r7_;A guy came on eligius the other day with 6 fpga mini-rigs. 162ghps. -116984;1361393251;mircea_popescu;pigeons runs fine on wine -116983;1361393311;pigeons;i can't get it installed yet -116982;1361393358;JWU_42;Bowjob: agreed -116981;1361393381;mircea_popescu;they do use some retarded contiguous space allocation scheme so be prepared for like 2 hour's worth of "allocating space" -116980;1361393389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1883 @ 0.0006334 = 1.1927 BTC [-] -116979;1361393391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063323 = 2.7362 BTC [-] -116978;1361393392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1146 @ 0.00063322 = 0.7257 BTC [-] -116977;1361393394;mircea_popescu;but it's sorta like btc - retardedly long to donwload, worth it. -116976;1361393429;jurov;lol maybe they use blockchain for game items -116975;1361393733;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 521 @ 0.00063845 = 0.3326 BTC [+] -116974;1361393735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20550 @ 0.00063864 = 13.1241 BTC [+] -116973;1361393736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8279 @ 0.00063938 = 5.2934 BTC [+] -116972;1361393775;ThickAsThieves;$30.10694 -116971;1361393791;error4733;haha :) -116970;1361393795;error4733;not funny -116969;1361393842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 925 @ 0.00610001 = 5.6425 BTC [-] -116968;1361393843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 95 @ 0.0061 = 0.5795 BTC [-] -116967;1361393845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00609387 = 10.3596 BTC [-] -116966;1361393849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2050 @ 0.00604826 = 12.3989 BTC [-] -116965;1361393851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00604806 = 6.0481 BTC [-] -116964;1361393852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2752 @ 0.00604805 = 16.6442 BTC [-] -116963;1361393854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 36426 @ 0.0057 = 207.6282 BTC [-] -116962;1361393867;dub;the mystery of the dissappearing mircea_popescu solved -116961;1361393875;mircea_popescu;im dissapearing ? -116960;1361393886;ThickAsThieves;dang -116959;1361393895;dub;intothe mmo -116958;1361393899;ThickAsThieves;someone moving a lot of SDICE lately -116957;1361393921;dub;yeah, tanking -116956;1361393968;ThickAsThieves;someone might just wanna cash out some BTC -116955;1361394002;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -116954;1361394005;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.77001, Best ask: 29.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02999, Last trade: 29.77001, 24 hour volume: 45921.93342172, 24 hour low: 28.90000, 24 hour high: 29.87000, 24 hour vwap: 29.38454 -116953;1361394020;error4733;100 BTC bets today on S.dice, maybe a whale need some liquidity -116952;1361394065;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -116951;1361394065;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.77001, Best ask: 29.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02999, Last trade: 29.77001, 24 hour volume: 45905.60087843, 24 hour low: 28.90000, 24 hour high: 29.87000, 24 hour vwap: 29.38453 -116950;1361394066;error4733;cmon whales, we need 10 more grand for feb -116949;1361394076;ThickAsThieves;mtgox.com says 30.47 -116948;1361394088;error4733;go home Mt gox ur drunk -116947;1361394109;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -116946;1361394137;dub;I dont see 30.47 -116945;1361394254;ThickAsThieves;was in the last price bar up top -116944;1361394293;ThickAsThieves;gox probly controls info to manipulate prices -116943;1361394305;ThickAsThieves;clarmoody, goxlive, and gox always show different -116942;1361394310;maximian;the s.dice action is a bit of a surprise… SD is still doing well, and it looks like the whale might even be back. I guess someone got jittery -116941;1361394413;mircea_popescu;maximian may be the unwind of some other trade or w/e -116940;1361394422;dub;the evoorhes dumping didnt help -116939;1361394428;maximian;yeah -116938;1361394497;dub;then theres the bot -116937;1361394573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3650 @ 0.00063322 = 2.3113 BTC [-] -116936;1361394655;error4733;11am UTC 1`000`000 S.DICE @ 0.00639000BTC = 6`390.00000000BTC -116935;1361394685;error4733;still 1M to dump -116934;1361394779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 497 @ 0.00063322 = 0.3147 BTC [-] -116933;1361394781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063227 = 2.732 BTC [-] -116932;1361394783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1182 @ 0.00063226 = 0.7473 BTC [-] -116931;1361394902;maximian;there's an s.dice trading bot? -116930;1361394931;error4733;!ticker m s;dice -116929;1361394933;assbot;Good morning, may you serve the Lord, and may His holy dominion guide you through your dismal life. -116928;1361394954;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -116927;1361394955;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0057 / 0.00635547 / 0.00674199 (1160842 shares, 7,377.70 BTC), 7D: 0.0057 / 0.00636577 / 0.0069 (1379443 shares, 8,781.22 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00592531 / 0.0075 (7773132 shares, 46,058.29 BTC) -116926;1361395031;thestringpuller;smickles is alive! -116925;1361395224;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -116924;1361395226;gribble;Current Blocks: 222221 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1554 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 1 day, 21 hours, 7 minutes, and 11 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4235211.74448 | Estimated Percent Change: 16.00105 -116923;1361395237;thestringpuller;;;ticker -116922;1361395237;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.66002, Best ask: 29.83460, Bid-ask spread: 0.17458, Last trade: 29.66000, 24 hour volume: 45760.85528050, 24 hour low: 28.90000, 24 hour high: 29.87000, 24 hour vwap: 29.38712 -116921;1361395276;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C300T -116920;1361395278;assbot;Stupid fucking white man. -116919;1361395292;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C3000T -116918;1361395293;assbot;Yeah. No damn tobacco, that's for sure. -116917;1361395314;jurov;we have $300 calls nao? -116916;1361395375;deadweasel;where did you find smickles? -116915;1361395540;jurov;he sent him an email.. and presumably got reply other than EOF -116914;1361395699;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C300T -116913;1361395701;assbot;I prepared your canoe with cedar boughs. -116912;1361395796;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C200T -116911;1361395797;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.21602472 / 0.21602472 / 0.21602472 (745 shares, 160.94 BTC), 30D: 0.05290351 / 0.07848145 / 0.22139121 (11732 shares, 920.74 BTC) -116910;1361395802;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C300T -116909;1361395804;assbot;I haven't understood a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word. -116908;1361395810;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C290T -116907;1361395811;assbot;Um, shouldn't you be with your own tribe or somethin'? -116906;1361395820;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C280T -116905;1361395822;assbot;I thought I told you not to touch me. -116904;1361395891;deadweasel;;;slap assbot -116903;1361395988;jurov;!ticker mPEX O.BTCUSD.C280T -116902;1361395989;assbot;Good morning, may you serve the Lord, and may His holy dominion guide you through your dismal life. -116901;1361396002;jurov;!ticker mpex O.BTCUSD.C280T -116900;1361396003;assbot;How can I be of assistance, my poor man? -116899;1361396014;jurov;!ticker mpex s.bbet -116898;1361396016;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.00165 / 0.00193192 / 0.001965 (18005 shares, 34.78 BTC), 30D: 0.0003 / 0.00132284 / 0.001965 (126272 shares, 167.04 BTC) -116897;1361396031;jurov;options are not supported i guess -116896;1361396033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8062 @ 0.00063447 = 5.1151 BTC [+] -116895;1361396049;jurov;!ticker mpex O.BTCUSD.C200T -116894;1361396050;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.21602472 / 0.21602472 / 0.21602472 (745 shares, 160.94 BTC), 30D: 0.05290351 / 0.07848145 / 0.22139121 (11732 shares, 920.74 BTC) -116893;1361396080;jurov;ah assbot knows only about traded ones -116892;1361396153;kakobrekla;jurov must be in the api -116891;1361396156;kakobrekla;and it will be here -116890;1361396202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00063447 = 5.2027 BTC [+] -116889;1361396679;kakobrekla;rofl -116888;1361396687;kakobrekla;bitcoin exchange is way more centralized than forex exchange -116887;1361396690;kakobrekla;i just realized that. -116886;1361396700;thestringpuller;how? -116885;1361396704;kakobrekla;funny for a decentralized currency -116884;1361396705;pizzaman1337;oh, for sure -116883;1361396991;B0g4r7_;Something should be done about that. -116882;1361397007;B0g4r7_;Before it manifests a problem again. -116881;1361397016;B0g4r7_;Too big to fail == too big to exist -116880;1361397346;thestringpuller;selling beer for btc! -116879;1361397436;Bugpowder;;;asks 30 -116878;1361397438;gribble;There are currently 9885.7821 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 296231.504653 USD in total. -116877;1361397809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 538 @ 0.00063447 = 0.3413 BTC [+] -116876;1361397811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16918 @ 0.00063226 = 10.6966 BTC [-] -116875;1361397812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11944 @ 0.0006306 = 7.5319 BTC [-] -116874;1361397957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26229 @ 0.0006306 = 16.54 BTC [-] -116873;1361397959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00062991 = 11.1494 BTC [-] -116872;1361397963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10232 @ 0.00062974 = 6.4435 BTC [-] -116871;1361397965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13489 @ 0.0006281 = 8.4724 BTC [-] -116870;1361398052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1989 @ 0.0006373 = 1.2676 BTC [+] -116869;1361398054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063809 = 2.7572 BTC [+] -116868;1361398059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4290 @ 0.0006384 = 2.7387 BTC [+] -116867;1361398132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063836 = 2.7584 BTC [-] -116866;1361398134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15668 @ 0.0006384 = 10.0025 BTC [+] -116865;1361398145;ThickAsThieves;satoshidice.com profit for the day = 1106 -116864;1361398197;maximian;nice -116863;1361398228;ThickAsThieves;pace for the month is 14000 -116862;1361398234;maximian;10090 BTC profit so far this month -116861;1361398259;ThickAsThieves;but a whale can bump that very quickly -116860;1361398270;ThickAsThieves;or drop it :) -116859;1361398282;dub;its quite disturbing how some people manage to stay employed -116858;1361398325;Bowjob;Whale whale whale! -116857;1361398381;dub;hr/finance type girl sends note at 3:30pm that due to system migration all time accounting/expenses must be forecast for the coming month and entered before 5pm -116856;1361398419;maximian;whale got a big mouthful of krill and is ready for action -116855;1361398502;deadweasel;dub that's fucking great! -116854;1361398508;deadweasel;an afternoon of planning! -116853;1361398524;dub;except this was yesterday and I had teh afternoon off -116852;1361398553;dub;that and I'm far too busy for this shit at the best of times -116851;1361398660;dub;and of course while we knew this migration was coming many months ago, we give 1.5 hours notice -116850;1361398736;mircea_popescu;jurov untraded ones aren't listed at all in the json -116849;1361398757;dub;in dubcorp heavy industries someone would be fired so quickly their skin would possibly remain in the office -116848;1361398761;deadweasel;dub, classic. -116847;1361398792;mircea_popescu;dub no, the other way around : fire just their clothes. -116846;1361398994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062868 = 2.7165 BTC [-] -116845;1361398995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7764 @ 0.00062861 = 4.8805 BTC [-] -116844;1361399351;deadweasel;At DeadCorp you would be fired.... out of a cannon, into the Sun. -116843;1361399399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062889 = 2.7174 BTC [+] -116842;1361399401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12236 @ 0.00062861 = 7.6917 BTC [-] -116841;1361399403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4147 @ 0.0006281 = 2.6047 BTC [-] -116840;1361399870;deadweasel;;;ticker -116839;1361399870;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.78000, Best ask: 29.86999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08999, Last trade: 29.87000, 24 hour volume: 43817.96776925, 24 hour low: 28.90000, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.39686 -116838;1361399910;Bowjob;Lol -116837;1361399911;Bowjob;BTC-e is having their own civil war.. NVC vs LTC -116836;1361399929;kakobrekla;ltc as lol the coin -116835;1361399964;kakobrekla;and nvc as NeVermind coin -116834;1361399974;kakobrekla;fight! -116833;1361399984;Bowjob;:3 -116832;1361399985;Bowjob;I joined in I told them buy Solid coins -116831;1361399991;kakobrekla;good -116830;1361400035;Bowjob_;mhm I got dc ?? -116829;1361400108;FabianB_;what's nvc? -116828;1361400129;Bowjob_;another alt -116827;1361400133;Bowjob_;with pre mine -116826;1361400328;dub;nvc? -116825;1361400342;dub;oh nm -116824;1361400417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4264 @ 0.0006281 = 2.6782 BTC [-] -116823;1361400419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2098 @ 0.000628 = 1.3175 BTC [-] -116822;1361400421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11488 @ 0.00062799 = 7.2143 BTC [-] -116821;1361400439;dub;hmm wonder if my peepeecoins are worth anything yet -116820;1361400546;jcpham;nope -116819;1361400575;coingenuity;topace: aren't you the guy i've been continually calling/emailing with over the last week to get your package cleared? -116818;1361400599;jcpham;send it to me instead coingenuity -116817;1361400603;jcpham;he doesn't want it -116816;1361400606;coingenuity;(your invoice is in proper customs format, with correct descriptions, but your local customs office is being a pain - not our fault, and we've been working with them to clear your package) -116815;1361400617;coingenuity;so saying "no proper description" is not very accurate at all -116814;1361400661;coingenuity;jcpham: i'm kind of sick of the shitty attitude people have, it's really starting to bother me -116813;1361400676;coingenuity;anyway, AFK for another 20 hour work day- your package went out this AM jcpham -116812;1361400679;jcpham;dawwww hugs for coingenuity -116811;1361400689;jcpham;ty! -116810;1361400711;coingenuity;well, frankly, over the last week people have been goddamn obnoxious and it's driving me rather nuts -116809;1361400722;coingenuity;"this is why we can't have nice things" -116808;1361400745;coingenuity;anyway, you're welcome, my pleasure - you're a lovely client and an awesome dude -116807;1361401006;dub;jcpham is all about having his package handled by coingenuity -116806;1361401023;jcpham;fra-gee-lay -116805;1361401029;coingenuity;dub: i handle packages like a pro -116804;1361401031;coingenuity;:D -116803;1361401052;coingenuity;true story, i can handle 20 packages in less than an hour lololol -116802;1361401108;deadweasel;coingenuity: why haven't I gotten a confirmation for my purchase yesterday? -116801;1361401115;deadweasel;WHy haven't you responded to support emails? -116800;1361401128;deadweasel;Or twitter, or bitcointalk.org? -116799;1361401145;topace;coingenuity: no thtas my roommate :p -116798;1361401173;deadweasel;you run a business, if you can't run it right, expect to be driven nuts -116797;1361401179;coingenuity;deadweasel: you were pinging us in the middle of the night, send my support staff an email -116796;1361401188;deadweasel;I did. -116795;1361401192;coingenuity;contact@coinabul.com << emailed us directly? -116794;1361401217;deadweasel;yes -116793;1361401235;coingenuity;anyway, for your confirmation email- sometimes our confirmation emails get black-holed by spam filters(quite common) -116792;1361401238;coingenuity;what's your order number? -116791;1361401246;deadweasel;200000443 -116790;1361401248;topace;coingenuity: i was only relaying what the customs office told my roommate.. that the description wasnt sufficient. -116789;1361401254;thestringpuller;coingenuity: what business? -116788;1361401268;topace;stupid customs -116787;1361401276;coingenuity;5 pamp 50gr bars, confirmed... going out in the next batch of shipping on Thursday -116786;1361401302;deadweasel;right, coingenuity, you should have an email sent for confirmation of purchase and then when you know shipping date. -116785;1361401305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063705 = 2.7527 BTC [+] -116784;1361401305;coingenuity;it looks as if that order is a day or two old, but it's going out Thursday :P -116783;1361401306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20979 @ 0.0006373 = 13.3699 BTC [+] -116782;1361401316;deadweasel;there is far too much money at stake ot not let customer know what hte status is -116781;1361401324;coingenuity;deadweasel: we send out emails for each status change, but they get black holed by spam filters -116780;1361401333;coingenuity;depending on the recipient email provider -116779;1361401336;deadweasel;Well, fix your sys admin -116778;1361401341;deadweasel;gmail>? -116777;1361401352;coingenuity;yeah, gmail is our biggest email-delivery headache -116776;1361401370;deadweasel;then find another way to send, don't use a blacklisted server -116775;1361401391;coingenuity;topace: that's not correct, it's your local customs office being a pain, unfortunately- either way, we're working with them quite closely to force the package through without VAT taxes -116774;1361401418;coingenuity;topace: we mark very clearly VAT EXEMPT INVESTMENT on our invoices but the local customs office to you finds that insufficient for VAT exemption -116773;1361401441;coingenuity;so i'm giving them more detail to ensure they don't charge import tax... -116772;1361401455;deadweasel;also, nothing in my spam filter. -116771;1361401462;deadweasel;but thanks for checking on my order. -116770;1361401475;coingenuity;deadweasel: i believe it's a combination of "gold" and "purchase" which causes us to get blacklisted by various providers... i've been working on it for quite a while, actually -116769;1361401491;coingenuity;something about my order emails causes spam filters to absolutely panic -116768;1361401504;coingenuity;and, np -116767;1361401568;topace;coingenuity: cool thanks, ill let my roommate know too, though im sure you've alreayd been talking to him.. he said he emailed and phoned you a few times -116766;1361401617;coingenuity;topace: yeah, i'm the one he talked to on the phone... been working extensively to clear his package through customs with no tax -116765;1361401620;coingenuity;anyway, i'm off to start my work-day, unless yall need anything else? -116764;1361401649;deadweasel;No, thank you -116763;1361401662;deadweasel;sincerely -116762;1361401669;coingenuity;np bud -116761;1361401676;coingenuity;btw, just so i know -116760;1361401682;coingenuity;when did you send an email to contact@coinabul.com ? -116759;1361401702;coingenuity;i am guessing it was just a couple hours ago, right? -116758;1361401704;deadweasel;5 hours ago.. 7 hours ago to jon@coinabul.com from the btctalk thread -116757;1361401727;deadweasel;if I had a confirmation email I wouldn't have wigged out -116756;1361401732;coingenuity;ah, yeah, no wonder you didnt hear anything back - that's like 4AM our time -116755;1361401735;deadweasel;too much$$ not to wig when using BTC -116754;1361401762;deadweasel;get an AUTORESPONDER, that says we got your message, it is XXAM our time, will get back to you shortly, here isyour ticket number. -116753;1361401769;deadweasel;there are open source solutions -116752;1361401772;deadweasel;easy to setup -116751;1361401782;deadweasel;makes your customers happy -116750;1361401785;deadweasel;placebos are great -116749;1361401787;deadweasel;use them -116748;1361401788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062807 = 2.7139 BTC [-] -116747;1361401789;deadweasel;thanks again -116746;1361401790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9849 @ 0.00062799 = 6.1851 BTC [-] -116745;1361401794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4834 @ 0.00062798 = 3.0357 BTC [-] -116744;1361401806;coingenuity;np, have a good one -116743;1361401856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062886 = 2.7173 BTC [+] -116742;1361401858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3879 @ 0.00062915 = 2.4405 BTC [+] -116741;1361401875;mircea_popescu; BTC-e is having their own civil war.. NVC vs LTC <<< drama. backs titcoins! -116740;1361402189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062815 = 2.7142 BTC [-] -116739;1361402190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20929 @ 0.00062798 = 13.143 BTC [-] -116738;1361402699;FabianB_;jurov: are you facilitating mpex deposits < 10 btc? -116737;1361402715;jurov;yes, can be -116736;1361402788;jurov;but the fee is 0.1btc (if done outside coinbr) -116735;1361402865;FabianB_;ok -116734;1361402989;jurov;well, do you want to? or later? -116733;1361403078;FabianB_;jurov: later maybe, will contact you if; my 0.8 bitcoin client still indexing a while :) -116732;1361403352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062914 = 2.7185 BTC [+] -116731;1361403354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10671 @ 0.00062915 = 6.7137 BTC [+] -116730;1361403616;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -116729;1361403618;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.60004, Best ask: 29.80897, Bid-ask spread: 0.20893, Last trade: 29.80897, 24 hour volume: 41976.69324376, 24 hour low: 28.90000, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.42177 -116728;1361403632;topace;!ticker m sdice -116727;1361403633;assbot;How can I be of assistance, my poor man? -116726;1361403638;topace;!ticker m s.dice -116725;1361403640;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0057 / 0.0063548 / 0.00673999 (1158842 shares, 7,364.22 BTC), 7D: 0.0057 / 0.00636577 / 0.0069 (1379443 shares, 8,781.22 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00592531 / 0.0075 (7773132 shares, 46,058.29 BTC) -116724;1361403656;topace;!ticker h sdice -116723;1361403658;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.66000000 / 0.67348406 / 0.74399999 (438 shares, 294.98601767 BTC), 7D: 0.66000000 / 0.70456134 / 0.75900000 (1412 shares, 994.84061851 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.65995542 / 0.89000000 (11423 shares, 7538.67078313 BTC) -116722;1361403903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062803 = 2.7137 BTC [-] -116721;1361403904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20779 @ 0.00062798 = 13.0488 BTC [-] -116720;1361404009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7471 @ 0.00062798 = 4.6916 BTC [-] -116719;1361404011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29 @ 0.00062768 = 0.0182 BTC [-] -116718;1361404284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006288 = 2.717 BTC [+] -116717;1361404286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00062915 = 4.4355 BTC [+] -116716;1361404288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6623 @ 0.0006373 = 4.2208 BTC [+] -116715;1361404289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2456 @ 0.0006384 = 1.5679 BTC [+] -116714;1361404847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1336 @ 0.0006384 = 0.8529 BTC [+] -116713;1361404849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006387 = 2.7598 BTC [+] -116712;1361404851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16843 @ 0.00063871 = 10.7578 BTC [+] -116711;1361405369;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.718 BTC [+] -116710;1361405690;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 6 @ 0.00065 = 0.0039 BTC [-] -116709;1361405692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4736 @ 0.00062768 = 2.9727 BTC [-] -116708;1361405694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2414 @ 0.00062761 = 1.5151 BTC [-] -116707;1361406071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063223 = 2.7319 BTC [+] -116706;1361406073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1497 @ 0.00063255 = 0.9469 BTC [+] -116705;1361406156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1907 @ 0.00062761 = 1.1969 BTC [-] -116704;1361406158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1402 @ 0.0006276 = 0.8799 BTC [-] -116703;1361406281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006278 = 2.7127 BTC [+] -116702;1361406284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062768 = 2.7122 BTC [-] -116701;1361406285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9116 @ 0.0006276 = 5.7212 BTC [-] -116700;1361406288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10242 @ 0.00062686 = 6.4203 BTC [-] -116699;1361406392;deadweasel;allo? -116698;1361406400;deadweasel;;;slap gribble -116697;1361406718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063227 = 2.732 BTC [+] -116696;1361406720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9705 @ 0.00063255 = 6.1389 BTC [+] -116695;1361406897;jurov;interesting why mpoe buys options for 0.32184551 that can be exercised for 0.32088285 (C200T) -116694;1361406903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2879 @ 0.00063255 = 1.8211 BTC [+] -116693;1361406905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006387 = 2.7598 BTC [+] -116692;1361406907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11727 @ 0.00063871 = 7.4902 BTC [+] -116691;1361406909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9873 @ 0.00063938 = 6.3126 BTC [+] -116690;1361406953;jurov;almost exactly 1% difference -116689;1361407044;jurov;C250T the same...1.003% -116688;1361407080;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C200T] 1 @ 0.32184551 BTC [+] -116687;1361407096;jurov;dunno. so today i sell instead of exercising -116686;1361407253;jurov;;;bc,stats -116685;1361407255;gribble;Current Blocks: 222256 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1519 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 1 day, 0 hours, 53 minutes, and 20 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4328515.3873 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.5566 -116684;1361407328;jurov;;;calc 0.08-0.03651011 -116683;1361407328;gribble;0.04348989 -116682;1361407485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00063933 = 0.3197 BTC [-] -116681;1361407567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3821 @ 0.00063933 = 2.4429 BTC [-] -116680;1361407569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6479 @ 0.00063938 = 4.1425 BTC [+] -116679;1361407674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00570001 = 5.7 BTC [+] -116678;1361407675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3574 @ 0.0057 = 20.3718 BTC [-] -116677;1361408249;Bowjob_;;;ticker -116676;1361408250;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.65101, Best ask: 29.70940, Bid-ask spread: 0.05839, Last trade: 29.70940, 24 hour volume: 38746.04227983, 24 hour low: 28.98839, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.46022 -116675;1361408256;Bowjob_;35 more cents come on -116674;1361408436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00063686 = 7.9926 BTC [-] -116673;1361408698;Namworld;I further reduced the price on SatoshiDice shares on BTCT.co -116672;1361408949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006331 = 2.7356 BTC [-] -116671;1361408951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37179 @ 0.00063278 = 23.5261 BTC [-] -116670;1361410031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006335 = 2.7374 BTC [+] -116669;1361410036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15379 @ 0.00063354 = 9.7432 BTC [+] -116668;1361410407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063282 = 2.7344 BTC [-] -116667;1361410408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10429 @ 0.00063278 = 6.5993 BTC [-] -116666;1361410526;maximian;s.dice income goes up, share price goes down - you can't explain that -116665;1361410538;deadweasel;nope -116664;1361410620;Namworld;eh. Still had to reduce price on my passthrough -116663;1361410656;jurov;people cashing out of btc instead of buying the shares -116662;1361410695;jurov;lol, just today i sold 10btc to someone who wanted to buy asicminer -116661;1361410808;jurov;hm... unless ukto appears, it looks i'll have to postpone CoinBr.iDiff-E liquidation -116660;1361410913;jurov;while i can pay it out, someone can sell it subsequently and cash out twice - what would be unfair to buyer -116659;1361410985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2548 @ 0.00063278 = 1.6123 BTC [-] -116658;1361410987;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063147 = 2.7286 BTC [-] -116657;1361410990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00063146 = 2.589 BTC [-] -116656;1361410992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19931 @ 0.0006285 = 12.5266 BTC [-] -116655;1361411265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063347 = 2.7372 BTC [+] -116654;1361411266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8921 @ 0.00063354 = 5.6518 BTC [+] -116653;1361411268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4658 @ 0.00063686 = 2.9665 BTC [+] -116652;1361411361;mjr_;hi all -116651;1361411362;Bowjob;Ps4 being announced! -116650;1361411370;mjr_;nice -116649;1361411376;mjr_;did i miss any major news? -116648;1361411665;mjr_;what's the news? -116647;1361411762;mjr_;yes i heard -116646;1361411781;mjr_;suprised i haven't seen $30 yet, but that is expected -116645;1361411790;mjr_;any S.DICE news? -116644;1361411812;mjr_;showing the high as 29.87035 -116643;1361411839;mjr_;from mt. gox or a smaller exchange -116642;1361411850;mjr_;hold on i'm gonna check the vwap -116641;1361411865;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0079 BTC [+] -116640;1361411867;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.00733 = 0.0147 BTC [-] -116639;1361411869;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.00732 = 0.0146 BTC [-] -116638;1361411871;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 27 @ 0.00731 = 0.1974 BTC [-] -116637;1361411872;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.00731 = 0.0731 BTC [-] -116636;1361411874;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 8 @ 0.00502 = 0.0402 BTC [-] -116635;1361411890;mjr_;jurov around? -116634;1361411897;jurov;yes -116633;1361411904;mjr_;how are you? -116632;1361411917;jurov;sleepy -116631;1361411942;mjr_;lol, just moved more btc in, if you have a chance, have some orders to place -116630;1361411973;mjr_;also, when i exercise option tomorrow or friday -116629;1361411984;mjr_;do i lock in the price of my exercise? -116628;1361411994;mjr_;or is that subject to the exercise being sent to mpex -116627;1361412009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063247 = 2.7329 BTC [-] -116626;1361412011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4745 @ 0.00063229 = 3.0002 BTC [-] -116625;1361412157;jurov;the exercise is sent to mpex immediately -116624;1361412175;jurov;and you'll receive btc based on current vwap -116623;1361412187;jurov;business done. -116622;1361412304;jurov;fortunately mpex includes all pertinent information in exercise reply so it could be done automatically easily -116621;1361412318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14555 @ 0.00063229 = 9.203 BTC [-] -116620;1361412319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3578 @ 0.0006285 = 2.2488 BTC [-] -116619;1361412337;mjr_;thanks jurov -116618;1361412340;mjr_;that is awesome -116617;1361412350;mjr_;i have to say your brokerage is so nice to use -116616;1361412441;jurov;glad to hear -116615;1361412459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00562961 = 4.5037 BTC [-] -116614;1361412770;jurov;it has to be, i'm eating own dogfood -116613;1361412924;jurov;anyway, why nobody sets tx fees? at least something like 0.00001 -116612;1361412944;jurov;then they come and demand deposit to be processed -116611;1361413451;deadweasel;i agree jurov, i think the problem is not being provided advanced settings when making TXNs -116610;1361413456;deadweasel;in most wallets -116609;1361413464;deadweasel;it's a preference, not a per txn setting -116608;1361413483;deadweasel;and that is a pain to change, so rather than spend 30 seconds changing, they wait 10 minutes for first inclusion, or longer -116607;1361413674;jurov;okay, accepted all, confirmed or unconfirmed -116606;1361413700;jurov;if anyone asks about CoinBr.iDiff-E , send them after ukto -116605;1361413707;jurov;i'm off -116604;1361413710;jurov;cya -116603;1361413711;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.006 = 6 BTC [-] -116602;1361413794;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.00602 = 0.012 BTC [-] -116601;1361413796;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1048 @ 0.006 = 6.288 BTC [-] -116600;1361413934;deadweasel;usagi -116599;1361413976;mjr_;sorry jurov -116598;1361413985;mjr_;yeah, i am transferring from exchange, so i can't set TX fees -116597;1361414009;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 6 @ 0.00623 = 0.0374 BTC [+] -116596;1361414046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00608 = 4.864 BTC [+] -116595;1361414048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00609 = 3.045 BTC [+] -116594;1361415133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00063367 = 1.7743 BTC [+] -116593;1361415134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063656 = 2.7506 BTC [+] -116592;1361415139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13850 @ 0.0006367 = 8.8183 BTC [+] -116591;1361415145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 976 @ 0.00063686 = 0.6216 BTC [+] -116590;1361415588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1850 @ 0.00063665 = 1.1778 BTC [-] -116589;1361415945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 991 @ 0.0006285 = 0.6228 BTC [-] -116588;1361415946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062718 = 2.71 BTC [-] -116587;1361415948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00062687 = 0.6269 BTC [-] -116586;1361415949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8655 @ 0.00062686 = 5.4255 BTC [-] -116585;1361416168;Bowjob;PS4 Stream over -116584;1361416174;Bowjob;no kojima, no price announcement -116583;1361416174;Bowjob;fail -116582;1361416188;OneFixt;looking to buy XRP -116581;1361416209;jcpham;nanotube has set the market -116580;1361416212;jcpham;1:1 -116579;1361416216;OneFixt;lol -116578;1361416217;jcpham;demurrage my ass -116577;1361416250;nanotube;hehe -116576;1361416281;jcpham;freicoin is where it's at -116575;1361416291;jcpham;currently i am the miner -116574;1361416320;jcpham;ripple is last week -116573;1361416357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2471 @ 0.00063665 = 1.5732 BTC [+] -116572;1361416358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9330 @ 0.00063686 = 5.9419 BTC [+] -116571;1361416361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5368 @ 0.00063938 = 3.4322 BTC [+] -116570;1361416363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12399 @ 0.00063957 = 7.93 BTC [+] -116569;1361416767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063935 = 2.7626 BTC [-] -116568;1361416769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9951 @ 0.00063957 = 6.3644 BTC [+] -116567;1361416771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10359 @ 0.0006406 = 6.636 BTC [+] -116566;1361416854;deadweasel;;;ticker -116565;1361416854;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.71704, Best ask: 29.78000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06296, Last trade: 29.71704, 24 hour volume: 35931.59973145, 24 hour low: 28.98839, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.48437 -116564;1361417159;Bowjob;30 more cents. come on buy it -116563;1361417666;deadweasel;.01 bot is working hard to push down the price. weird -116562;1361417672;deadweasel;manipulators must be buying -116561;1361417676;deadweasel;for next pump and dump -116560;1361417693;deadweasel;who the hell buys .01 btc anyway? -116559;1361417707;deadweasel;bots, i think. -116558;1361417709;deadweasel;anybody else? -116557;1361418060;Namworld;interesting -116556;1361418174;Bowjob;No, its actually pump and dont dump -116555;1361418305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000627 = 2.7093 BTC [-] -116554;1361418307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7603 @ 0.00062686 = 4.766 BTC [-] -116553;1361418309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3645 @ 0.00062556 = 2.2802 BTC [-] -116552;1361418331;thestringpuller;deadweasel: not everyone uses FOK -116551;1361418342;thestringpuller;some people incremental fill the order -116550;1361418343;deadweasel;FOK? -116549;1361418346;thestringpuller;fill or kill -116548;1361418361;thestringpuller;either fill the order in it's entirety or kill it after a certain time -116547;1361418381;thestringpuller;;;ticker -116546;1361418381;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.62201, Best ask: 29.72209, Bid-ask spread: 0.10008, Last trade: 29.72209, 24 hour volume: 35966.27130235, 24 hour low: 28.98839, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.48641 -116545;1361418437;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -116544;1361418439;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.07595 / 0.07595 / 0.07595 (8 shares, 0.61 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06540414 / 0.089 (338 shares, 22.11 BTC) -116543;1361418455;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -116542;1361418457;gribble;Current Blocks: 222274 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1501 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 1 day, 0 hours, 38 minutes, and 30 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4297470.16991 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.70629 -116541;1361418885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006256 = 2.7032 BTC [+] -116540;1361418890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15579 @ 0.00062556 = 9.7456 BTC [-] -116539;1361419664;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -116538;1361419666;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.60002, Best ask: 29.67849, Bid-ask spread: 0.07847, Last trade: 29.67849, 24 hour volume: 34177.53570017, 24 hour low: 28.98839, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.48634 -116537;1361419682;mjr_;hey guys... -116536;1361419693;mjr_;i was a little unclear on how the cash settlement works on options -116535;1361419730;mjr_;mircea_popescu if you have a minute can you go through this example with me? -116534;1361419755;mircea_popescu;sure -116533;1361419762;mjr_;ok -116532;1361419768;mjr_;i bought this months $17 call -116531;1361419781;mjr_;it cost me 0.33832578 -116530;1361419799;mircea_popescu;okay -116529;1361419811;mjr_;depending on how you value the premium i paid (i use my average cost of bitcoins) that puts my breakeven point around $25 -116528;1361419824;mircea_popescu;alright. -116527;1361419829;mjr_;since the vwap is currently around $29 -116526;1361419837;mjr_;I am right about $4 in the money -116525;1361419841;mircea_popescu;cool. -116524;1361419855;mjr_;ok, so when it settles though, I will be settled in bitcoins -116523;1361419859;mircea_popescu;yea. -116522;1361419871;mjr_;so do i get $4/$29 -116521;1361419875;mircea_popescu;no. -116520;1361419878;mjr_;worth of bitcoins? -116519;1361419895;mjr_;this is the part i got confused on -116518;1361419903;mircea_popescu;you get (29 - 17) / 29 = 0.413793103 btc -116517;1361419926;mjr_;aha ok thanks so much -116516;1361419934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062834 = 2.7151 BTC [+] -116515;1361419936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17999 @ 0.0006285 = 11.3124 BTC [+] -116514;1361419937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12241 @ 0.0006406 = 7.8416 BTC [+] -116513;1361419937;mircea_popescu;that's like 30%ish in btc, or whatever in usd -116512;1361419938;mjr_;so you use the vwap -116511;1361419939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10379 @ 0.00064077 = 6.6506 BTC [+] -116510;1361419943;mircea_popescu;yes. -116509;1361419953;mircea_popescu;( strike minus vwap) / vwap. -116508;1361419965;mjr_;so in that example, i will get approximately .41 btc... -116507;1361419968;mircea_popescu;yes. -116506;1361419972;mjr_;i paid approx .33 btc -116505;1361419981;mircea_popescu;right. -116504;1361420004;mjr_;so my real return upon exercising my option would be (value-cost)/cost right? -116503;1361420029;mircea_popescu;well, in btc you paid .33 you got back 41, so .08 net profit. -116502;1361420042;mjr_;so "return" would be .08/.33 -116501;1361420049;mjr_;or roughly 25% -116500;1361420050;mircea_popescu;in usd whatever, .41 *29 - .33 * 17 or what's the case -116499;1361420070;mjr_;ah ok i see -116498;1361420077;mjr_;that is cool -116497;1361420107;mircea_popescu;basically you turned 6 bux into 12 -116496;1361420117;mjr_;at the end of the day, i would get the (vwap-strike)/vwap bitcoins -116495;1361420121;mjr_;NICE -116494;1361420131;mjr_;and the worth of those bitcoins is up to my valuation -116493;1361420132;mircea_popescu;more than that lets see -116492;1361420152;mircea_popescu;(11.89 - 5.61)/5.61 -116491;1361420152;mjr_;my avg cost of bitcoins for february was $25 now -116490;1361420158;mircea_popescu;;;calc (11.89 - 5.61)/5.61 -116489;1361420159;gribble;1.11942959002 -116488;1361420167;mircea_popescu;whereas the exchange only went -116487;1361420175;mjr_;111%???? -116486;1361420179;mircea_popescu;;;calc 12/17 -116485;1361420180;gribble;0.705882352941 -116484;1361420185;mircea_popescu;yeah so about double speed or w/e -116483;1361420192;mjr_;that is awesome -116482;1361420205;mjr_;it is funny -116481;1361420205;mircea_popescu;it's what options do. if you have the right trend they accelerate it -116480;1361420210;mircea_popescu;if you don't you lose whatever -116479;1361420221;mjr_;i only got the 17 call only cuz it had the lowest break even -116478;1361420237;mjr_;the 19 was not priced in line with the 17 -116477;1361420247;mjr_;so i paid more premium but got much lower breakeven point -116476;1361420258;mircea_popescu;ya well, you know, it's not linear -116475;1361420264;mjr_;yeah -116474;1361420275;mjr_;i mean, for an option chain on a very thick stock -116473;1361420281;mjr_;like bank of america or something -116472;1361420285;mircea_popescu;heinz -116471;1361420293;mjr_;every strike plus premium will usually equal the same -116470;1361420304;BitHub;mircea you're alive :) -116469;1361420307;mircea_popescu;only because they expect linear price evolutions -116468;1361420311;mircea_popescu;BitHub was there any question ?! -116467;1361420311;mjr_;yes -116466;1361420328;mircea_popescu;mjr_ well i don't think the mpoe bot expected linear btc in the past year. -116465;1361420331;mjr_;its cool that you can find good value though -116464;1361420558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006329 = 2.7348 BTC [-] -116463;1361420560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8522 @ 0.00063295 = 5.394 BTC [+] -116462;1361420773;BitHub;lol yes mircea i heard you got kidnapped -116461;1361421298;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.00597 = 0.0597 BTC [-] -116460;1361421345;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 165 @ 0.00595 = 0.9818 BTC [-] -116459;1361421682;mircea_popescu;i c. -116458;1361421689;Namworld;Why is S.DICE so low anyway? eh -116457;1361421724;mircea_popescu;ppl are selling it to buy asics -116456;1361421733;Namworld;I guess -116455;1361421824;BitHub;can you buy asicminer on a exchange yet or still hush hush? -116454;1361421933;mjr_;yeah, i am trying to scoop up as much as i can now while it's low -116453;1361421966;BitHub;what?! where -116452;1361422061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00063295 = 3.323 BTC [+] -116451;1361422334;jcpham;http://vincesamios.com/bitcoins/valuations-of-stocks-in-bitcoin-brain-melt -116450;1361422712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00063043 = 4.2869 BTC [-] -116449;1361422794;mircea_popescu;"The valuation of said company, can in theory exceed the total number of bitcoins. brain melt" -116448;1361422802;mircea_popescu;the things people pick to get hang up on seriously. -116447;1361422948;mircea_popescu;jcpham a, actually he makes sense in the end. -116446;1361423084;Bowjob;bitcoin talk is down -116445;1361423084;Bowjob;? -116444;1361423134;mircea_popescu;practically twice a day. -116443;1361423315;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 62 @ 0.0081 = 0.5022 BTC [-] -116442;1361423317;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00784 BTC [-] -116441;1361423318;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.003 = 0.006 BTC [-] -116440;1361423381;Bowjob;why does 29.70 feels like its low -116439;1361423383;Bowjob;for bitcoin -116438;1361423385;Bowjob;>_> -116437;1361423423;Bowjob;" The Bitcoin Forum is moving to a new server. Hold tight." -116436;1361423460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062583 = 2.7042 BTC [-] -116435;1361423463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8329 @ 0.00062556 = 5.2103 BTC [-] -116434;1361423474;kakobrekla;these beans are shit. -116433;1361423526;Bowjob;is a knife incoming? -116432;1361423893;mircea_popescu;no wai, btctalk moving off shared hosting ?! -116431;1361423901;mircea_popescu;i call shenanigans. -116430;1361423947;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C220T -116429;1361423949;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C220T] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.20577298 / 0.20577298 / 0.20577298 (3 shares, 0.62 BTC), 30D: 0.18744462 / 0.1966088 / 0.20577298 (6 shares, 1.18 BTC) -116428;1361423999;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is the bot not quoting anymore? -116427;1361424011;thestringpuller;since friday is < 48 hours -116426;1361424032;mircea_popescu;24 is the cutoff not 48 -116425;1361424048;mircea_popescu;there's minute-ish gaps if the orders it has in expire before it can put new ones in -116424;1361424074;mircea_popescu;anyways, im off. cya all tomorrow. -116423;1361424107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062824 = 2.7146 BTC [+] -116422;1361424107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7529 @ 0.00062846 = 4.7317 BTC [+] -116421;1361453345;Bowjob;well, it used to be 1 cad = 1.25 usd -116420;1361453352;Bowjob;like when i was in high school -116419;1361453363;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -116418;1361453366;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.61019, Best ask: 29.62000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00981, Last trade: 29.62000, 24 hour volume: 34715.21158870, 24 hour low: 28.98839, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.55842 -116417;1361453379;Bicknellski;79 c on the 1 -116416;1361453382;Bicknellski;before? -116415;1361453384;mircea_popescu;Bowjob actually there's a lot of old media references. elaine (seinfeld) gets evicted for putting canadian quarters in the washing machines -116414;1361453404;Bowjob;yeah -116413;1361453420;mircea_popescu;used to be canadian dollars were this "inferior fake dollar" practically. -116412;1361453428;mircea_popescu;the fact that the usd is lower hurts a lot, im sure. -116411;1361453435;Bowjob;was it 2 years ago? it was a bit before that -116410;1361453439;mircea_popescu;the fact that it's absolutely never mentioned proves it. -116409;1361453457;Bowjob;yeah i am -116408;1361453470;BitHub;:) -116407;1361453480;Bicknellski;Canadian Dollar used to be valued a lot more than us in the 50s I think -116406;1361453485;Bicknellski;up to the 60s -116405;1361453511;mircea_popescu;BitHub well done. -116404;1361453514;mircea_popescu;Bicknellski o, was it ? -116403;1361453597;Bicknellski;On July 11, 1864, the Canadian dollar was worth $2.78 US. -116402;1361453603;Bicknellski;well not the 50s -116401;1361453610;Bicknellski;it was the `860s lol -116400;1361453614;mircea_popescu;a a -116399;1361453616;Bicknellski;1860s -116398;1361453617;mircea_popescu;yukon effect -116397;1361453634;Bicknellski;before Canada was Canada -116396;1361453641;mircea_popescu;um no wait -116395;1361453647;mircea_popescu;1860 is too early for gold rush -116394;1361453653;mircea_popescu;was it because they were pegged tot he sterling ? -116393;1361453671;Bicknellski;50-year high of $1.0614 US set on August 21, 1957 -116392;1361453679;Bicknellski;ya... so I remembered right -116391;1361453691;mircea_popescu;1.06 is hardly "a lot more" :D -116390;1361453694;Bicknellski;it was the 50s... my parents used to brag about it -116389;1361453696;Bicknellski;lol -116388;1361453703;Bicknellski;ya that is why I thought it was more -116387;1361453710;Bicknellski;most of my life it was sub 1s -116386;1361453713;Bowjob;Well, CAD was worth over 1 USD earlier this feb -116385;1361453725;Bowjob;so greenback got some of it sbalue -116384;1361453730;Bowjob;*value -116383;1361453741;Bicknellski;We enjoy the lower dollar -116382;1361453757;Bicknellski;lots of Mericans love to come fishing with a cheap dollar -116381;1361453760;Bicknellski;lol -116380;1361453762;Bowjob;the us goods are actually cheaper than canadian ones.. -116379;1361453768;Bicknellski;ya odd -116378;1361453772;Bicknellski;not meds -116377;1361453773;Bicknellski;lol -116376;1361453781;Bowjob;I go to bellingham for cheap deals sometimes -116375;1361453781;mircea_popescu;ya, cheap dollar would help industry, if there were much left. -116374;1361453783;Bicknellski;not dead yet -116373;1361453798;Bowjob;Actually.. americans complained that Canadians borderhop just to shop -116372;1361453799;Bicknellski;we didnt have a lot of "industry" -116371;1361453801;Bowjob;and steal all the deals -116370;1361453808;Bicknellski;we sold off our resources mostly -116369;1361453810;Bicknellski;still do -116368;1361453812;Chaang-Noi;my family is involved in maufactoring in the usa, but there is not much left lol -116367;1361453815;Bowjob;irrc Americans complained about canadians taking milk from the US -116366;1361453822;Bowjob;with video proof -116365;1361453830;Bicknellski;weve been a service based economy for 20 or 30 years other than resources -116364;1361453842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20375 @ 0.00063647 = 12.9681 BTC [-] -116363;1361453857;Bicknellski;Sold off in pieces... Mr. Noi -116362;1361453869;Chaang-Noi;1860 too early for goldrush? why are the 49ers called the 49ers?? -116361;1361453877;Bicknellski;I love how detroit was basically boxed up and shipped to Mexico -116360;1361453879;Bicknellski;lol -116359;1361453882;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi the yukon gold rush not the california one -116358;1361453890;Bicknellski;diffent rush -116357;1361453897;Bicknellski;there was the california one -116356;1361453902;Bicknellski;Yukon was later -116355;1361453907;Bicknellski;if I am not mistaken -116354;1361453920;Chaang-Noi;ahh -116353;1361453935;Chaang-Noi;that is what i get for reading a wall of text in 30 seconds -116352;1361453939;Bicknellski;Other minor ones as well -116351;1361453940;Bowjob;http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/13/bellingham-costco-canadians-cheap-milk_n_1773495.html#slide=1374749 -116350;1361453961;Bowjob;hah. I want you guys to note that those people who hounded the milk.. are Indo canadians -116349;1361453970;Bowjob;they seem to hog all the milk. even here -116348;1361453970;Bicknellski;Indo? -116347;1361453974;Bowjob;like indians -116346;1361453974;Bicknellski;Indonesia? -116345;1361453976;Bowjob;no -116344;1361453979;Bicknellski;or our brothers. -116343;1361453979;Bowjob;indian indians -116342;1361453981;mircea_popescu;i love milk. -116341;1361453982;Bowjob;the red dot indians -116340;1361453988;Bicknellski;the IDLE NO MORE! -116339;1361453989;Bowjob;not the feather indians -116338;1361453991;Bowjob;red dot -116337;1361454000;Bicknellski;oh our brothers from India -116336;1361454000;Bowjob;think of dhalsim -116335;1361454000;Bowjob;lol -116334;1361454013;Bowjob;they buy carfuls of milk all the time -116333;1361454014;Bicknellski;Nice good on them -116332;1361454021;Bicknellski;smart -116331;1361454027;Bicknellski;just like we did with gas -116330;1361454030;Bicknellski;and clothes -116329;1361454031;Bicknellski;etc -116328;1361454038;Bicknellski;in Montreal or Niagra -116327;1361454042;Bicknellski;... smokes mostly -116326;1361454043;Bicknellski;lol -116325;1361454047;Bowjob;they seem to like milk a lot so -116324;1361454048;Bowjob;lol -116323;1361454051;Bicknellski;ya it aint for adults -116322;1361454056;Bicknellski;GHEE! -116321;1361454063;Bicknellski;cooking with it all the time -116320;1361454066;Bowjob;hey brown food is pretty good -116319;1361454070;Bowjob;i like butter chicken -116318;1361454074;Bicknellski;hard to get coconut milk -116317;1361454082;Bicknellski;so they have to sub in real cow. -116316;1361454101;Bicknellski;I drink coconut milk... mostly. -116315;1361454105;Bicknellski;cheap here -116314;1361454107;Bowjob;dont indians get queasy if they see cow meat -116313;1361454111;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136104976652.jpg -116312;1361454115;Bicknellski;Hindus -116311;1361454117;mircea_popescu;why does that look like it won't end well. -116310;1361454121;Bicknellski;it is a no no -116309;1361454126;Bicknellski;taboo... -116308;1361454143;Bicknellski;many Indians are vegans... -116307;1361454152;Bicknellski;vegetarians -116306;1361454158;Bicknellski;good eats... -116305;1361454158;mircea_popescu;Bicknellski i have it in confidence that it only happens because they can't afford it. -116304;1361454164;Bicknellski;Love Indian food -116303;1361454170;mircea_popescu;from this chick that came to college here. used to be vegan at home. -116302;1361454182;Bicknellski;you can sure peg 1 billion people? -116301;1361454186;mircea_popescu;totally. -116300;1361454188;Bicknellski;sorry 800 million -116299;1361454189;Bicknellski;? -116298;1361454194;Bowjob;well.. lets see -116297;1361454201;Bicknellski;ya I am sure some actually follow their restrictions -116296;1361454219;Bicknellski;lumping in 800 million pretty tall order -116295;1361454220;Bowjob;indians here are mostly taxi drivers, and gang bangers -116294;1361454227;Bicknellski;nice mix -116293;1361454233;mircea_popescu;same thing with arabs. they don't drink alcohol ? when i visited egypt i could buy any imported alcohol at the duty free shop. -116292;1361454246;mircea_popescu;what anyone in egypt whanted from white people is to buy them alcohol -116291;1361454250;Bowjob;yes i kid you not. look up surrey -116290;1361454261;mircea_popescu;it was like being in a junior high the side of a country. -116289;1361454262;Bicknellski;Like Americans love democracy then crush democracy at every turn -116288;1361454269;Bicknellski;lots of hypocrisy in the world -116287;1361454270;Bicknellski;lol -116286;1361454284;Bicknellski;called being human... -116285;1361454314;Bicknellski;One "race" doesnt corner the market on hypocrisy -116284;1361454329;mircea_popescu;the us people are a race nao ?! -116283;1361454330;Bicknellski;Lived abroad in Asia for 17 years now... -116282;1361454336;Bicknellski;pretty much the same people here -116281;1361454339;Bicknellski;some lie -116280;1361454341;Bicknellski;some steal -116279;1361454344;Bicknellski;many work hard -116278;1361454363;Bicknellski;The ones that run US policy are -116277;1361454372;Bicknellski;... typically WASPish -116276;1361454404;Bicknellski;Doesnt matter where you live most populations have their hypocrites -116275;1361454413;Bicknellski;... show me a place that doesnt -116274;1361454414;mircea_popescu;ugh... did you see a recent pic of the us president ? -116273;1361454417;Bicknellski;...Ill move there -116272;1361454422;Bowjob;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Vancouver_gang_war -116271;1361454436;Bowjob;Over a quarter of gangs are indians -116270;1361454447;Bicknellski;Used to be Native and Bikers -116269;1361454452;Bicknellski;that was fun -116268;1361454455;Bicknellski;and the Chinese -116267;1361454467;Bicknellski;.... floating heads in the ocean in the 90s -116266;1361454474;Bicknellski;if I remember -116265;1361454477;Chaang-Noi; where in asia? -116264;1361454478;Bicknellski;LOL -116263;1361454494;Bicknellski;Canada is neither WARM or FUZZY -116262;1361454499;Bicknellski;we have great PR -116261;1361454507;Bicknellski;Indonesia right now Mr. Noi -116260;1361454511;Chaang-Noi;cool -116259;1361454515;Chaang-Noi;thailand here -116258;1361454515;Bicknellski;... been to Thailand LOVED IT -116257;1361454522;mircea_popescu;wait, you two both live in aha. -116256;1361454523;mircea_popescu;yeah. -116255;1361454532;Bicknellski;Ya... lol -116254;1361454544;Bicknellski;not poverty or the fact that unions are gone etc -116253;1361454551;Bicknellski;it is the mexicans -116252;1361454555;Bicknellski;not Free Trade -116251;1361454568;Bicknellski;or Brian Mulroney and Dipshit Harper -116250;1361454569;Bicknellski;lol -116249;1361454572;Bicknellski;cripes -116248;1361454585;Bicknellski;People in mexico work 2x as hard for 100x less -116247;1361454600;Bicknellski;Try to get a Canadian to work on tree farm -116246;1361454614;Bowjob;id do it for the right pay -116245;1361454617;Bowjob;>:) -116244;1361454619;Bicknellski;They have to hire in people from Jamaica... Canadians wont last a week -116243;1361454627;Bicknellski;lol -116242;1361454630;Bicknellski;ya you would. -116241;1361454653;Bicknellski;but guess what... all the jobs in Canada and US are going to be not the right pay... -116240;1361454656;Bicknellski;give it time -116239;1361454661;Bowjob;lets scale it up. i get $16 an hour for my cushy job -116238;1361454664;Bicknellski;you wont even be able to hide in a teaching job -116237;1361454668;Bicknellski;and get a pension -116236;1361454691;Bicknellski;You guys in the tech field... have it made -116235;1361454700;Bicknellski;if you have the skills -116234;1361454703;Bicknellski;they want you -116233;1361454736;Bicknellski;NICE -116232;1361454741;Bicknellski;great job if you can get it -116231;1361454746;Bicknellski;hahaha -116230;1361454755;Bicknellski;You not in the states Noi? -116229;1361454764;Bicknellski;You hanging out in Bangkok? -116228;1361454782;Bicknellski;Man I thought Jakarta was bad... but Bangkok... -116227;1361454784;Chaang-Noi;bought my girl a new laptop, has touch and windows 8, really fucking weird -116226;1361454789;Bicknellski;Not sure which is worse -116225;1361454795;Chaang-Noi;its like a iPad -116224;1361454798;Chaang-Noi;an -116223;1361454799;Bicknellski;ya sucks eh. -116222;1361454812;mircea_popescu;Bicknellski what's wrong with jakarta ? -116221;1361454820;Bicknellski;GOOD GOD -116220;1361454824;Chaang-Noi;well, it seems like a nice toy for her, and she likes it, i dont think i could ever use it for doing other than fucking around though -116219;1361454827;Bicknellski;what is right -116218;1361454831;Bicknellski;3 words -116217;1361454835;mircea_popescu;lol that dun help me much -116216;1361454836;Bicknellski;FLOODS -116215;1361454836;Bicknellski;HOT -116214;1361454838;Bicknellski;JAMMED -116213;1361454844;mircea_popescu;o boy. ok. -116212;1361454847;Bowjob;fucking around with an ipad like device -116211;1361454848;Bowjob;kinky -116210;1361454848;Chaang-Noi;i dont live and almost never go to bkk, lol -116209;1361454852;Bicknellski;the infrastructure is 1900s -116208;1361454861;Bicknellski;ya nice... -116207;1361454870;Bicknellski;ChangMai... is nice -116206;1361454872;mircea_popescu;Bicknellski 1900s, you mean sorta like ny ? -116205;1361454876;Bicknellski;or head south -116204;1361454880;Bicknellski;No lot worse -116203;1361454891;lyspooner;that would be an advance in infrastructure for romania -116202;1361454894;Chaang-Noi;lol, when i go to bkk i almost always fly in or out, and while their take the sky train (subway in the sky) -116201;1361454895;lyspooner;sounds ok -116200;1361454898;mircea_popescu;lyspooner how would you know ? :D -116199;1361454904;Bicknellski;imagine all the old 50s and 60s electrical infrastructure sold to Indonesia -116198;1361454914;Bicknellski;and now they are struggling to replace it -116197;1361454916;mircea_popescu;no need to imagine lol, it's what happened -116196;1361454918;Chaang-Noi;1900's what part of bkk where you in, lol -116195;1361454925;Bicknellski;the old dutch system of levees and dykes -116194;1361454935;Bicknellski;one huge cesspit here when it rains -116193;1361454953;Bicknellski;and then throw in about 20 million people? -116192;1361454963;Bicknellski;and the only thing that works right -116191;1361454966;Bicknellski;the Bus system -116190;1361454983;Bicknellski;that they jerry rigged into the center of the city for a few million -116189;1361454999;Bicknellski;which took 2 lanes of traffic off the main roads -116188;1361455004;Bicknellski;they work -116187;1361455005;Chaang-Noi;what city are you talking about bicknellski? -116186;1361455010;Bicknellski;but the JAMS it causes lol -116185;1361455012;Bicknellski;Jakarta -116184;1361455018;Chaang-Noi;okay, -116183;1361455020;Bicknellski;... Bangkok I heard is a lot better -116182;1361455022;Bicknellski;now -116181;1361455025;Bicknellski;with they train -116180;1361455032;Bicknellski;they took 20? yers -116179;1361455039;Bicknellski;years for that one -116178;1361455045;Chaang-Noi;i ahve been here 8 years and they have always had the train when i was here -116177;1361455062;Bicknellski;Ya gotta have the AC -116176;1361455076;Chaang-Noi;i have never had AC in anyplace i have lived -116175;1361455081;Bicknellski;Im alright though out in the Burbs of Jakarta -116174;1361455089;Chaang-Noi;i dont have it now either, did not even need it for my gpu farm :/ -116173;1361455091;Bicknellski;ya you are the real deal -116172;1361455100;Bicknellski;... I cant live in Canada anymore -116171;1361455108;Chaang-Noi;i do however never live in the city, so that helps a lot -116170;1361455113;Bicknellski;and I cant acclimatize to Jakarta -116169;1361455132;Chaang-Noi;i have windows open all the time, and lots of windows -116168;1361455136;Chaang-Noi;also fans off and on -116167;1361455142;Bicknellski;too cold in June in Ontario and Vancouver for me this summer -116166;1361455150;Bicknellski;the heat wave was a joke -116165;1361455161;Bicknellski;little humidity compared to here -116164;1361455164;Bowjob;just move to bahamas -116163;1361455166;Bowjob;find satoshi -116162;1361455181;Bicknellski;Do you mine BTC as well Mr. Noi? -116161;1361455205;Chaang-Noi;not right now, i did -116160;1361455209;Bicknellski;I was thinking about it... but the heat -116159;1361455213;Bicknellski;be a real problem -116158;1361455217;Chaang-Noi;hold some asicminer stock if that counts -116157;1361455223;Bicknellski;hahaha -116156;1361455227;Bicknellski;I saw -116155;1361455231;Chaang-Noi;i had like 25 ghash at one point -116154;1361455245;Bicknellski;... making some return on your I for the shares you pawned in the forums -116153;1361455246;Bicknellski;nice -116152;1361455278;Bicknellski;LOVE -116151;1361455287;Bicknellski;I teach so I am satisfied -116150;1361455300;Bicknellski;and I can go golfing anytime I like if the rain aint to heavy -116149;1361455306;Bicknellski;... beach? hmmm not too far -116148;1361455314;Bicknellski;Bali only 90 mins -116147;1361455318;Bicknellski;etc -116146;1361455319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063606 = 2.7484 BTC [-] -116145;1361455321;Chaang-Noi;i like thailand, and im not that rich -116144;1361455321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 239 @ 0.000636 = 0.152 BTC [-] -116143;1361455325;Bicknellski;always a trade off -116142;1361455355;Bicknellski;I wasnt born here... Mr. Noi probably would find US a pain in the ass compared to the convenience of Thailand -116141;1361455372;Bicknellski;here (Canada) -116140;1361455376;Bicknellski;there... I guess -116139;1361455383;Chaang-Noi;i do find the USA to be a pain in the ass -116138;1361455388;Bicknellski;No? -116137;1361455400;Bicknellski;can you get a good lemon grass soup? -116136;1361455405;Chaang-Noi;they take all meh freedomz -116135;1361455418;Chaang-Noi;i dont know if i could or not:) -116134;1361455443;Bicknellski;Guess there would be enough good Thai places to eat... -116133;1361455446;Bicknellski;but never the same -116132;1361455467;Bicknellski;Like I used to live in Korea and I do miss a good kalbi soup -116131;1361455477;Bicknellski;or kimchi done the right way -116130;1361455481;Chaang-Noi;my wife cooks most of the time -116129;1361455510;Bicknellski;Asia is a great place for expats... -116128;1361455526;Bicknellski;once you get your head around you aint in Kansas no more... -116127;1361455539;Bicknellski;You have to blend and go with the flow... -116126;1361455554;Bicknellski;and it is very easy to live in most countries here -116125;1361455571;Bicknellski;They didn't pay off the judges I guess -116124;1361455594;Bicknellski;usually they send people back to UK or AUS for the last year or two of a sentence. -116123;1361455608;Bicknellski;even in death cases -116122;1361455616;Bicknellski;ya obviously -116121;1361455619;Bicknellski;idiot -116120;1361455627;Bicknellski;You dont play in Asia -116119;1361455638;Bicknellski;dont care if you are a granny or not -116118;1361455643;Bicknellski;you know the risk -116117;1361455644;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.0948 BTC [+] -116116;1361455664;Bicknellski;Cripes they target the touristas in Bali -116115;1361455665;Bicknellski;for that -116114;1361455678;Bicknellski;... you don't buy drugs there either... -116113;1361455700;Bicknellski;not a good situation indonesian jail -116112;1361455714;Bicknellski;... well the cops or locals can work together to set people up -116111;1361455729;Bicknellski;and to get off the charge you have to pay a bit amount -116110;1361455751;Bicknellski;eww -116109;1361455760;Bicknellski;crap that can happen in your house -116108;1361455764;Bicknellski;not just jail -116107;1361455785;Bicknellski;You have to get used to living with insects and geckos inside your home -116106;1361455793;Bicknellski;sometimes a big rat as well -116105;1361455811;Bicknellski;turn on the light at night in the kitchen... -116104;1361455815;Bicknellski;be PREPARED! -116103;1361455819;Bicknellski;lol -116102;1361455827;Bicknellski;I hated earwigs as kid -116101;1361455841;Bicknellski;imagine me with a 3 inch cockroach staring me down -116100;1361455845;Bicknellski;Ya!!!!! -116099;1361455853;Bicknellski;Scream like a girl -116098;1361455857;Bicknellski;and it FLIES -116097;1361455860;Bicknellski;Awwww -116096;1361455862;Bicknellski;lol -116095;1361455867;Bicknellski;ya... ask Noi. -116094;1361455876;Bicknellski;bet they have there too in Thailand -116093;1361455887;Bicknellski;... I love the Giant spiders in the trees -116092;1361455905;Bicknellski;insects everywhere -116091;1361455927;Bicknellski;living in the land of perpetual summer is great -116090;1361456000;Bicknellski;hmmm -116089;1361456005;Bicknellski;ya... go high enough here -116088;1361456007;Bicknellski;it is like that -116087;1361456010;Bicknellski;alpine -116086;1361456018;Bicknellski;tropical highlands -116085;1361456025;Bicknellski;just about an hour from here -116084;1361456043;Bicknellski;Temp is 22 to 23 at night -116083;1361456065;Bicknellski;and... 26 to 28 C daytime -116082;1361456073;Bicknellski;it is nice -116081;1361456081;Bicknellski;have to wear a light jacket -116080;1361456087;Bicknellski;... perfect -116079;1361456091;Bicknellski;year round... -116078;1361456138;Bicknellski;have one drop in your popcorn watching twilight zone -116077;1361456145;Bicknellski;and then scream -116076;1361456148;Bicknellski;like a girl -116075;1361456176;Bicknellski;ya... after I stop screaming -116074;1361456179;Bicknellski;lol -116073;1361456229;Bicknellski;First time you see a monkey in the trees that is when you know you have moved a distance away from your home -116072;1361456317;Bicknellski;We could be good... just have to throw away all our modern crap -116071;1361456327;Bicknellski;... naw -116070;1361456330;Bicknellski;nevermind -116069;1361456331;Bicknellski;lol -116068;1361456334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15761 @ 0.000636 = 10.024 BTC [-] -116067;1361456336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17688 @ 0.00063592 = 11.2482 BTC [-] -116066;1361456352;Bicknellski;Not much left there either -116065;1361456361;Bicknellski;cut most of the forest down -116064;1361456366;Bicknellski;... same here in Indonesia -116063;1361456370;Bicknellski;fast losing it -116062;1361456379;Bicknellski;better go travel it before it is gone -116061;1361456413;Bicknellski;Ya sad. -116060;1361456449;Bicknellski;Alaska is pretty much intacted -116059;1361456453;Bicknellski;amazingly -116058;1361456468;Bicknellski;summer -116057;1361456470;Bicknellski;lol -116056;1361456483;Bicknellski;blackflies and bears WOOT -116055;1361456561;Bicknellski;http://artofmanliness.com/trunk/441/alone-in-the-wilderness/ <--- if I had grown up in the bush... I would do this for my last 20 years -116054;1361456593;Bicknellski;I am a man men don't ask for directions -116053;1361456597;Bicknellski;lol -116052;1361456653;Bicknellski;I watch the full length video of that -116051;1361456659;Bicknellski;it is awesome -116050;1361456708;Bicknellski;he did for 30 -116049;1361456712;Bicknellski;holy crap -116048;1361456720;Bicknellski;51... to 80 -116047;1361456727;Bicknellski;man what a rock -116046;1361456761;Bicknellski;no power tools -116045;1361456763;Bicknellski;lol -116044;1361456766;Bicknellski;sheesh -116043;1361456816;Bicknellski;NOPE -116042;1361456825;Bicknellski;find the video and download it -116041;1361456831;Bicknellski;it is awesome -116040;1361456837;Bicknellski;you can go and visit the cabin -116039;1361456862;Bicknellski;it is maintain by the parks service I think -116038;1361456955;Bicknellski;it goes -116037;1361456966;Bicknellski;not like you can maintain it forever... -116036;1361456973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13804 @ 0.00063592 = 8.7782 BTC [-] -116035;1361456974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063311 = 3.1656 BTC [-] -116034;1361456979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43967 @ 0.0006331 = 27.8355 BTC [-] -116033;1361456981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9829 @ 0.00063234 = 6.2153 BTC [-] -116032;1361457057;Bicknellski;two cabins -116031;1361457070;Bicknellski;one was already there his buddies I guess or another oldtimer -116030;1361457283;Bicknellski;I know eh... REALITY TV before REALITY TV -116029;1361457467;Bicknellski;true that -116028;1361457474;Bicknellski;... were ill equipped -116027;1361457485;Bicknellski;but that is why we have 7 billion... -116026;1361457535;jurov;well, i know people who do it like that here, myself helped to build a cabin (only power tool was the chainsaw to chop down the trees, axes from that on for everything) -116025;1361457548;jurov;milked the goats, lol -116024;1361457553;Bicknellski;when that video was made... 3,556,946,153 -116023;1361457569;Bicknellski;hahaa -116022;1361457576;Bicknellski;meh... -116021;1361457585;Bicknellski;why bother ... -116020;1361457614;Bicknellski;I mean that is whole point... we dont have to anymore... -116019;1361457619;Bicknellski;pfft -116018;1361457626;Bicknellski;unpasteurized -116017;1361457629;Bicknellski;good luck -116016;1361457649;Bicknellski;mind you I have had whole milk before -116015;1361457653;Bicknellski;lol -116014;1361457656;jurov;lol, ur mom fed you unpasteurized milk -116013;1361457661;Bicknellski;less you having sex with the goat -116012;1361457662;jurov;at least i hope -116011;1361457664;Bicknellski;... or cow -116010;1361457666;Bicknellski;lol -116009;1361457677;Bicknellski;Did she ? -116008;1361457684;Bicknellski;are you sure I wasnt bottle fed? -116007;1361457687;Bicknellski;lol -116006;1361457733;Bicknellski;I prefer the modern world in many ways over the ancient -116005;1361457742;Bicknellski;... just a lot easier to live -116004;1361457744;Bicknellski;I like that -116003;1361457762;Bicknellski;dentistry -116002;1361457766;Bicknellski;especially -116001;1361457774;Bicknellski;you grow it all? -116000;1361457782;Bicknellski;every last thing you eat? -115999;1361457789;Bicknellski;wow nice -115998;1361457804;Bicknellski;oh... so no -115997;1361457813;Bicknellski;ya... making your own bread be a bitch -115996;1361457819;Bicknellski;get the wheat -115995;1361457822;Bicknellski;grind it up -115994;1361457825;Bicknellski;etc etc -115993;1361457833;Bicknellski;few people live like that today -115992;1361457836;Bicknellski;very few -115991;1361457859;Bicknellski;You need some space -115990;1361457864;Bicknellski;ya they should -115989;1361457880;Bicknellski;... bastards giving farmers crops that can't reseed -115988;1361457892;Bicknellski;that is just tip of the iceberg -115987;1361457922;Bicknellski;is it 420 selling heirloom veggie seeds for bitcoin? -115986;1361457946;Bicknellski;ya youd hate to think if the seed all failed what do you do then? -115985;1361457981;Bicknellski;If I had more space I'd do more hydroponics -115984;1361457997;Bicknellski;we had a small fish and veggie set up at my last school -115983;1361458011;Bicknellski;got a few fish and lots of tomatoes and lettuce from it -115982;1361458026;Bicknellski;pretty efficient -115981;1361458039;Bicknellski;did a year course on that -115980;1361458054;Bicknellski;... lots of issues with it -115979;1361458062;Bicknellski;but doable -115978;1361458075;Bicknellski;use some miners to heat it -115977;1361458076;Bicknellski;lol -115976;1361458098;jurov;hehe -115975;1361458181;Bicknellski;lol -115974;1361458184;Bicknellski;this week lol -115973;1361458187;Bicknellski;cripes -115972;1361458194;Bicknellski;dude 1 a day or more -115971;1361458196;Bicknellski;hahaha -115970;1361458228;Bicknellski;man... get some veg in ya -115969;1361458234;Bicknellski;everyday -115968;1361458266;Bicknellski;get fresh stuff -115967;1361458304;Bicknellski;I eat salad twice a day... still a fat fuck. -115966;1361458325;Bicknellski;... damn cereal -115965;1361458337;Bicknellski;it aint the meat it is bread that gets me -115964;1361458351;Bicknellski;ya that is good -115963;1361458357;Bicknellski;terrible for ya -115962;1361458377;Bicknellski;bread is also a nasty one -115961;1361458384;Bicknellski;too good to give up -115960;1361458455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19570 @ 0.00063647 = 12.4557 BTC [+] -115959;1361458456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063911 = 3.1956 BTC [+] -115958;1361458462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23540 @ 0.00063912 = 15.0449 BTC [+] -115957;1361458639;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 3 @ 0.00299 = 0.009 BTC [+] -115956;1361458812;Bicknellski;no doubt... till your electricity costs for the lamps get the cops coming -115955;1361458835;Bicknellski;Pretty much anything can be hydro -115954;1361458843;Bicknellski;just need the right medium -115953;1361458855;Bicknellski;I dont know about weed. -115952;1361458876;Bicknellski;but the key is water flow temp and nutrients -115951;1361458888;Bicknellski;there are many ways to set up hydro -115950;1361458915;Bicknellski;and keeping things clean -115949;1361458934;Bicknellski;doesn't take much to screw up a greenhouse -115948;1361458965;Bicknellski;also get a good book on house plant pests -115947;1361458975;Bicknellski;and be away of the signs for them -115946;1361458986;Bicknellski;mealy bug spider mites scale etc -115945;1361458996;Bicknellski;white fly -115944;1361458999;Bicknellski;aphids -115943;1361459017;Bicknellski;if you do it right should never get infestations -115942;1361459036;Bicknellski;prevention best solution -115941;1361459039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063621 = 3.1811 BTC [-] -115940;1361459040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.0006362 = 5.2168 BTC [-] -115939;1361459041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00063234 = 4.2367 BTC [-] -115938;1361459047;Bicknellski;that means sterilization of the soil -115937;1361459049;Bicknellski;etc -115936;1361459074;Bicknellski;or keeping water flowing properly -115935;1361459075;Bicknellski;etc -115934;1361459088;Bicknellski;... so many little signs if you have read up on it -115933;1361459107;Bicknellski;you can tell immediately when any plant is having issues -115932;1361459117;Bicknellski;at any stage -115931;1361459126;DeadWeas1l;;;ticker -115930;1361459126;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.57899, Best ask: 29.60001, Bid-ask spread: 0.02102, Last trade: 29.60001, 24 hour volume: 31344.00259639, 24 hour low: 29.05809, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.61812 -115929;1361459149;Bicknellski;color, leave shape, size etc -115928;1361459178;Bicknellski;some great books put out by US GOv -115927;1361459181;Bicknellski;on this stuff -115926;1361459202;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 7 @ 0.00999 = 0.0699 BTC [-] -115925;1361459859;Bicknellski;nope -115924;1361459869;Bicknellski;stay away from Durian -115923;1361459873;Bicknellski;gov books? -115922;1361459879;Bicknellski;hmmm let me see -115921;1361460106;Bicknellski;http://vric.ucdavis.edu/pdf/greenhouse_vegproduction.pdf -115920;1361460119;Bicknellski;check the bibliography -115919;1361460127;Bicknellski;Ontario -115918;1361460135;Bicknellski;is a great resource for -115917;1361460141;Bicknellski;info on farming -115916;1361460148;Bicknellski;particularly greenhouse -115915;1361460155;Bicknellski;also try state level -115914;1361460160;Bicknellski;Ohio NY -115913;1361460161;Bicknellski;etc -115912;1361460165;Bicknellski;Michigan -115911;1361460176;Bicknellski;and universities also put out free publications -115910;1361460649;Bicknellski;http://www.colostate.edu/Dept/CoopExt/Adams/gh/pdf/Intro_Hydroponics.pdf <-- nice little powerpoint on the key ideas you need to learn -115909;1361460914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 610 @ 0.00063912 = 0.3899 BTC [+] -115908;1361460916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063939 = 2.7628 BTC [+] -115907;1361460920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5119 @ 0.0006394 = 3.2731 BTC [+] -115906;1361461046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1827 @ 0.00576725 = 10.5368 BTC [+] -115905;1361461129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0060899 = 3.045 BTC [+] -115904;1361461131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00609 = 2.1315 BTC [+] -115903;1361461278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5995 @ 0.0006394 = 3.8332 BTC [+] -115902;1361461280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17805 @ 0.00064089 = 11.411 BTC [+] -115901;1361461511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5095 @ 0.00064089 = 3.2653 BTC [+] -115900;1361461513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064221 = 3.2111 BTC [+] -115899;1361461515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00064223 = 4.6883 BTC [+] -115898;1361461516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4755 @ 0.0006436 = 3.0603 BTC [+] -115897;1361461731;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.04001 = 0.08 BTC [+] -115896;1361461733;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.04 = 0.16 BTC [-] -115895;1361461819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11245 @ 0.0006436 = 7.2373 BTC [+] -115894;1361461821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7855 @ 0.00064361 = 5.0556 BTC [+] -115893;1361462168;Chaang-Noi;assbot only does the mpex exchange or all other exchanges just really dead? -115892;1361462180;Chaang-Noi;i say this as i see btctc.. never mind -115891;1361462273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063258 = 2.7334 BTC [-] -115890;1361462275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12471 @ 0.00063234 = 7.8859 BTC [-] -115889;1361462276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5308 @ 0.00062979 = 3.3429 BTC [-] -115888;1361462465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006436 = 2.781 BTC [+] -115887;1361462467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2329 @ 0.00064361 = 1.499 BTC [+] -115886;1361462701;ThickAsThieves;assbot doesnt show Bitfunder -115885;1361462701;jurov;Chaang-Noi there's also havelock,, but not bitfunder yet -115884;1361462706;ThickAsThieves;nor LTCGlobal -115883;1361462721;jurov;nor cryptostocks -115882;1361462891;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -115881;1361462894;gribble;Current Blocks: 222378 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1397 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 6 hours, 37 minutes, and 30 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4413585.84178 | Estimated Percent Change: 20.88666 -115880;1361462924;ThickAsThieves;that's a 5% jump in est % change in one day -115879;1361462971;ThickAsThieves;5 point jump, to be clear -115878;1361463073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062991 = 2.7218 BTC [-] -115877;1361463079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6493 @ 0.00062979 = 4.0892 BTC [-] -115876;1361463080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3786 @ 0.00062978 = 2.3843 BTC [-] -115875;1361463227;Chaang-Noi;stock trading seems slower now than 6 months ago? -115874;1361463261;kakobrekla;i think the btcusd ratio is getting all the attention currently -115873;1361463272;Chaang-Noi;ahh yeah -115872;1361463563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3964 @ 0.00062978 = 2.4964 BTC [-] -115871;1361463565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11652 @ 0.00062951 = 7.3351 BTC [-] -115870;1361463637;Chaang-Noi;last second bids for asicminer here if anyone wants https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=145333.20 -115869;1361463698;Chaang-Noi;outbid already :) -115868;1361463704;Chaang-Noi;you dont have faith in asicminer? -115867;1361463726;abracadabra;i don't like paying someone else to do what i can do myself -115866;1361464041;Chaang-Noi;you can make asic chips? -115865;1361464140;abracadabra;... -115864;1361464335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3309 @ 0.0006364 = 2.1058 BTC [+] -115863;1361464384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1012 @ 0.0006364 = 0.644 BTC [+] -115862;1361464386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10288 @ 0.00063654 = 6.5487 BTC [+] -115861;1361464595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3498 @ 0.00062951 = 2.202 BTC [-] -115860;1361464597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062781 = 2.7128 BTC [-] -115859;1361464602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15915 @ 0.0006278 = 9.9914 BTC [-] -115858;1361464604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1066 @ 0.00062778 = 0.6692 BTC [-] -115857;1361465082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062802 = 2.7137 BTC [+] -115856;1361465084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4728 @ 0.00062778 = 2.9681 BTC [-] -115855;1361465303;kakobrekla;;;ticker -115854;1361465303;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.67889, Best ask: 29.67890, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 29.67889, 24 hour volume: 32569.09251823, 24 hour low: 29.31000, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.64323 -115853;1361465317;kakobrekla;;;calc 29.67/28.66 -115852;1361465317;gribble;1.03524075366 -115851;1361465888;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -115850;1361465889;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.65001, Best ask: 29.67990, Bid-ask spread: 0.02989, Last trade: 29.65001, 24 hour volume: 32598.32500006, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.64408 -115849;1361466839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8950 @ 0.00062779 = 5.6187 BTC [+] -115848;1361467059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00062779 = 4.4259 BTC [+] -115847;1361467061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15406 @ 0.00062778 = 9.6716 BTC [-] -115846;1361467062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5644 @ 0.00062729 = 3.5404 BTC [-] -115845;1361467136;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 99 @ 0.00619 = 0.6128 BTC [+] -115844;1361467264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8107 @ 0.00608999 = 49.3715 BTC [-] -115843;1361467265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 19905 @ 0.00609 = 121.2215 BTC [+] -115842;1361467622;kakobrekla;case you missed it -115841;1361467623;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=145640.0 -115840;1361467727;deadweasel;urrency exchange using bitcoin? -115839;1361467732;deadweasel;*c -115838;1361467743;deadweasel;have you made any money there? -115837;1361467790;Chaang-Noi;wow i did not know you did that -115836;1361467806;Chaang-Noi;1000x leverage, god damn, i would ahve shorted silver had i known -115835;1361467812;kakobrekla;... -115834;1361467842;kakobrekla;never too low to sell, never too high to buy -115833;1361467855;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i dont have time now but i will look into it -115832;1361468102;kakobrekla;i have 500btc account with 1000 leverage, doesnt mean i go all in. -115831;1361468131;kakobrekla;u fail maffs. -115830;1361468165;kakobrekla;mebbe -115829;1361468371;kakobrekla;i can go short/long with ~6 lots with that, which is 0.6 MIO units -115828;1361468439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006291 = 2.7183 BTC [+] -115827;1361468440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00062943 = 10.0709 BTC [+] -115826;1361468442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 729 @ 0.00062944 = 0.4589 BTC [+] -115825;1361468486;kakobrekla;you mean the opposite. -115824;1361468558;kakobrekla;rofl -115823;1361468567;kakobrekla;you forgot our convo from yesterday? -115822;1361468620;kakobrekla;not worth going into it if you forget so quickly -115821;1361468730;kakobrekla;wishing me luck for my personal trading? well thanks, what can i say. -115820;1361468820;kakobrekla;yes like you will make any real money with your silver sellfofs -115819;1361468836;kakobrekla;i back the exchange? -115818;1361468840;kakobrekla;where does it say that -115817;1361468887;kakobrekla;yes, i tell em to open 500btc account while i hold the funds -115816;1361468893;kakobrekla;they back it with their money -115815;1361468922;kakobrekla;you blow, i send them your btc -115814;1361468926;kakobrekla;you win, they send me more -115813;1361468974;kakobrekla;its a great way to pump more money into btc -115812;1361468980;kakobrekla;if we can get some serious earners -115811;1361469028;kakobrekla;(working on it) ;) -115810;1361469072;kakobrekla;you can -115809;1361469089;deadweasel;i think usagi wants physical silver.... -115808;1361469139;deadweasel;not at all. -115807;1361469148;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 13 @ 0.01 = 0.13 BTC [+] -115806;1361469162;deadweasel;i figured out we are at a low for the last 3 years in silver. -115805;1361469163;deadweasel;right? -115804;1361469179;jcpham;sell! -115803;1361469184;jcpham;bigh high! -115802;1361469204;jcpham;i am. sell low buy high! -115801;1361469207;deadweasel;I'm asking about historical data -115800;1361469250;kakobrekla;same shit goes for btc heheh -115799;1361469317;Chaang-Noi;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/18xoab/bfl_update_02202013_820_pst/ -115798;1361469366;kakobrekla;last call -115797;1361469367;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -115796;1361469369;kakobrekla;hehe -115795;1361469478;Chaang-Noi;yeah im well into that on the no -115794;1361469537;Chaang-Noi;i did well on the silver one, it paid like 24% right before it closed :) -115793;1361469544;Chaang-Noi;124% rather -115792;1361469548;kakobrekla;:) -115791;1361469609;deadweasel;i have not watched it, nor do I know metals -115790;1361469619;deadweasel;I just knew it 2007 it was time to buy, so I did. -115789;1361469915;deadweasel;;;slap deadweasel -115788;1361470091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062803 = 2.7137 BTC [-] -115787;1361470093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61 @ 0.00062779 = 0.0383 BTC [-] -115786;1361470229;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -115785;1361470230;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.50001, Best ask: 29.56999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06998, Last trade: 29.57498, 24 hour volume: 32461.92968870, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 29.87035, 24 hour vwap: 29.64290 -115784;1361470244;Chaang-Noi;;;slap usagi -115783;1361470252;Chaang-Noi;lol -115782;1361470288;Chaang-Noi;wtf is an entrain anyway? -115781;1361470507;deadweasel;;;slap Chaang-Noi -115780;1361470552;Chaang-Noi;sorry usagi i just wanted to see gribble hurt you, seems i failed -115779;1361470574;Chaang-Noi;im waiting to hear back from nefario or his lawyer -115778;1361470603;Chaang-Noi;i dont think he really had a lawyer -115777;1361470620;Chaang-Noi;i think he just paid some guy for a bit of advice... -115776;1361470765;Chaang-Noi;i did my lawyer tried to contact the lawyer he claimed he had, no responce -115775;1361470775;Chaang-Noi;meaning i dont think he was really acting for nefario like he claimed -115774;1361470786;Chaang-Noi;yeah, that is what im saying -115773;1361470798;Chaang-Noi;tempted to sell 100 btc :/ -115772;1361470874;Chaang-Noi;hmm, i kick myself everytime i sell though... -115771;1361471063;Chaang-Noi;hey james -115770;1361471083;JWU_42;don't quite understand the bitbet -115769;1361471085;JWU_42;hrm -115768;1361471090;JWU_42;it says "customers" -115767;1361471097;JWU_42;that is plural -115766;1361471117;JWU_42;customers would also imply somone who has paid for said item -115765;1361471131;JWU_42;so if supplied gratis to a dev that counts? -115764;1361471134;JWU_42;or no -115763;1361471148;kakobrekla;not a customer, then no -115762;1361471163;JWU_42;so - the dev pays $1 - they are a customer? -115761;1361471164;kakobrekla;regular sixpack joe counts -115760;1361471178;JWU_42;this has the potential to get very sticky -115759;1361471188;kakobrekla;i dont think it will be any mess at all -115758;1361471255;kakobrekla;da wat? -115757;1361471304;ThickAsThieves;those justice bets probly have more holes in them than the BFL one -115756;1361471346;ThickAsThieves;bets where "if one of these 3 happen" are lame -115755;1361471438;kakobrekla;submit a better one, what is the problem? -115754;1361471653;jcpham;how do i access these btc-tc payouts i keep getting emailed about again -115753;1361471665;jcpham;i just created an account -115752;1361472130;Lethe;jcpham: see if you can find an email titled such as "BTC-TC New Account Created - Claim your [assetnamehere] shares!" it contains the account info for specified asset -115751;1361472155;jcpham;nothing like that i checked -115750;1361472170;jcpham;i contacted their support -115749;1361472180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00062929 = 2.0767 BTC [+] -115748;1361472806;mircea_popescu;god i love shopping in this country. -115747;1361472952;kakobrekla;hmm -115746;1361472984;kakobrekla;can someone sell me 1 share of tu.silver here in otc gpg signed contract, you get keep holding the share for me -115745;1361473024;mircea_popescu;basically like a broker -115744;1361473050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1021 @ 0.00062929 = 0.6425 BTC [+] -115743;1361473052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00062943 = 10.0709 BTC [+] -115742;1361473053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 529 @ 0.00062944 = 0.333 BTC [+] -115741;1361473058;kakobrekla;i give you an address? -115740;1361473067;kakobrekla;i thought you give me an address and i send you wahtever the ask is -115739;1361473223;deadweasel;that comes later -115738;1361473230;deadweasel;first he buy, then you send div. buy first! -115737;1361473241;kakobrekla;you can keep the divs going towards your 200 btc debt to me -115736;1361473263;kakobrekla;right. -115735;1361473268;kakobrekla;anywho address? -115734;1361473329;kakobrekla;deal. -115733;1361473353;kakobrekla;now i get to ask you questions. -115732;1361473459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062805 = 2.7138 BTC [-] -115731;1361473460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15939 @ 0.00062779 = 10.0063 BTC [-] -115730;1361473466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 390 @ 0.00062778 = 0.2448 BTC [-] -115729;1361473524;kakobrekla;first question; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.msg1546396#msg1546396 -115728;1361473641;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla the guy with the gold bars, galt or w/e... he has pix of the loot, serials and whatnot. -115727;1361473671;kakobrekla;i wanna see maffs -115726;1361473862;ThickAsThieves;http://jonmillward.com/blog/studies/deep-inside-a-study-of-10000-porn-stars/ -115725;1361473875;mircea_popescu;dat title... -115724;1361473876;deadweasel;saw that, shorter careers, quicker anal -115723;1361473919;mircea_popescu;nice way of going about extracting a grant out of jacking off all day. -115722;1361473993;deadweasel;wish I'd thought about it first -115721;1361474125;ThickAsThieves;"Foxconn: Our hiring freeze has nothing to do with iPhone 5" -115720;1361474136;ThickAsThieves;tomorrow's headline will be Foxconn: Our hiring freeze has everything to do with iPhone 5 -115719;1361474143;ThickAsThieves;cuz thats how all foxconn news goes -115718;1361474373;jurov;my outsider impression of porn industry is like everyone is utterly bored there -115717;1361474387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062927 = 2.7191 BTC [+] -115716;1361474389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8579 @ 0.00062943 = 5.3999 BTC [+] -115715;1361474400;kakobrekla;yes -115714;1361474414;kakobrekla;always the problem of finitive amounts of holes to fuck -115713;1361474416;mircea_popescu;jurov not even that far off. -115712;1361474670;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -115711;1361475115;mircea_popescu;http://ro.stiri.yahoo.com/cna-fost-executat-silit-antena-3-pentru-plata-122221700.html -115710;1361475126;mircea_popescu;you won't be reading that cause it's in romanian, but! -115709;1361475138;mircea_popescu;the romanian FCC fined a local tv station. -115708;1361475142;mircea_popescu;tv station sued the fcc, and won. -115707;1361475151;mircea_popescu;court issued punitive damages -115706;1361475166;mircea_popescu;the FCC employees are now not receiving their pay because the FCC is being executed for the amount. -115705;1361475188;mircea_popescu;reasons to love romania. -115704;1361475217;ThickAsThieves;nice -115703;1361475376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062786 = 2.713 BTC [-] -115702;1361475378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8229 @ 0.00062778 = 5.166 BTC [-] -115701;1361475533;deadweasel;;;ticker -115700;1361475533;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.77060, Best ask: 29.87777, Bid-ask spread: 0.10717, Last trade: 29.77060, 24 hour volume: 32710.64861839, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 29.87777, 24 hour vwap: 29.64796 -115699;1361475617;kakobrekla;ok thanks usagi -115698;1361475627;kakobrekla;will see what dt says then ;) -115697;1361475819;markedathome;I see the farce that is glbse carries on - "lost the flash drive containing the gpg keys" .... -115696;1361476168;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 0.825 = 3.3 BTC [-] -115695;1361476176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5881 @ 0.00062778 = 3.692 BTC [-] -115694;1361476178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6116 @ 0.00062762 = 3.8385 BTC [-] -115693;1361476181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 924 @ 0.0006273 = 0.5796 BTC [-] -115692;1361476241;mircea_popescu;markedathome eh ?! news to me. what's this ? -115691;1361476295;markedathome;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115669.msg1540424#msg1540424 -115690;1361476659;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/why-love-romania-a-guide-for-the-us-citizen/ -115689;1361477027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.00062908 = 2.0131 BTC [+] -115688;1361477572;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 10 @ 0.0213 = 0.213 BTC [-] -115687;1361478236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1121 @ 0.00062908 = 0.7052 BTC [+] -115686;1361478238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7421 @ 0.00062943 = 4.671 BTC [+] -115685;1361478239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16208 @ 0.00062944 = 10.202 BTC [+] -115684;1361479029;ThickAsThieves;asicminer update: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1546642#msg1546642 -115683;1361479179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2834 @ 0.00062944 = 1.7838 BTC [+] -115682;1361479408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063194 = 2.7306 BTC [+] -115681;1361479409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1879 @ 0.00063195 = 1.1874 BTC [+] -115680;1361479475;mircea_popescu;"Self-mining is an option but not emergent plan. Besides having fluctuation and being the target for cyber attack, we do not want to be involved in voting with our portion of the network yet." -115679;1361479479;mircea_popescu;that sounds ominous enough. -115678;1361479593;kakobrekla;http://s2.postimage.org/okxft6fx5/2013_01_15_20_44_44.png -115677;1361479594;kakobrekla;rofl -115676;1361479598;kakobrekla;this is beyond retarded -115675;1361479755;deadweasel;pennybot pushing up -115674;1361479762;ThickAsThieves;i get uncomfortable just looking at micon -115673;1361479787;ThickAsThieves;nvm being heckled by him -115672;1361479904;markedathome;"... or other issues" -- yeah, he's being stalked by a troll... -115671;1361480160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15421 @ 0.00063195 = 9.7453 BTC [+] -115670;1361480161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1964 @ 0.00063401 = 1.2452 BTC [+] -115669;1361480163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39350 @ 0.00063485 = 24.9813 BTC [+] -115668;1361480163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4865 @ 0.00063548 = 3.0916 BTC [+] -115667;1361480170;error4733;wow micon... thy dude is in a other galaxy -115666;1361480171;dub;All confirmation letters had been sent more than one month ago. Please check your spam folder if you did not find it. And please PM/mail me if you still could not. -115665;1361480174;dub;what does that mean -115664;1361480175;error4733;this* -115663;1361480215;dub;do you need to reply to that to confirm shares? the only email I got just said 'you have N shares' -115662;1361480966;deadweasel;;;ticker -115661;1361480967;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.90700, Best ask: 29.92700, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 29.92700, 24 hour volume: 33677.34763086, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 29.96800, 24 hour vwap: 29.66112 -115660;1361481085;ThickAsThieves;so close -115659;1361481106;deadweasel;volume doesn't cut it. people will dump, backslide -115658;1361481115;deadweasel;but that's good too! -115657;1361481509;deadweasel;I don't get it, when does this rise end? -115656;1361481517;deadweasel;when a whale gets bored and dumps all? -115655;1361481526;deadweasel;it's not infinite.... -115654;1361481535;error4733;yes is it -115653;1361481566;error4733;how genius whas satoshi omg -115652;1361481596;error4733;economy nobel the day he'll come back -115651;1361482039;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144622.0 this is kinda concerning -115650;1361482070;dub;does mircea_popescu really think the only kind of trading is 'hoard forever' or is -pr off meds -115649;1361482092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063027 = 2.7234 BTC [-] -115648;1361482094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14666 @ 0.00063006 = 9.2405 BTC [-] -115647;1361482101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00062836 = 1.6966 BTC [-] -115646;1361482108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15076 @ 0.0006273 = 9.4572 BTC [-] -115645;1361482109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25137 @ 0.00062729 = 15.7682 BTC [-] -115644;1361482121;dub;regardless you would have to be brain dead to buy g.mpoe -115643;1361482332;dub;which I crecall being a key feature of past DT enterprises -115642;1361482376;dub;srsly, quoting from the same post - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144622.msg1542790#msg1542790 -115641;1361482386;dub;"Arbitrage is a healthy thing for the market it brings down the spread and it's part of the free market hence I encourage it. I arbitrage when I see that the spreads are great and hence causes problems for people who want to sell/buy the shares." -115640;1361482409;dub;"This is some of the arguments which were used against Erik when he issued more shares, You are arguieing out of a speculation point of view, this is not investing but gambling. " -115639;1361482419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062752 = 2.7115 BTC [+] -115638;1361482421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5379 @ 0.00062729 = 3.3742 BTC [-] -115637;1361482446;dub;"For a investor the short term market price should not matter other then as a way to buy or sell at that price, as long as the underlying assets are the same a investor should not see a problem with issuing more shares." -115636;1361482520;dub;the first quote sounds like he's going to 'arbitrage' his own passthrough -115635;1361482549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2650 @ 0.00597198 = 15.8257 BTC [-] -115634;1361482842;ThickAsThieves;isnt that what he does? -115633;1361482979;jborkl;That is what all market makers do, they scalp the difference. What is the problem? -115632;1361483016;dub;he controls the market -115631;1361483026;dub;he can add new stock at any time -115630;1361483028;ThickAsThieves;it says that on the labe -115629;1361483029;ThickAsThieves;l -115628;1361483032;jborkl;You can buy from mpex then -115627;1361483042;dub;yes, it does -115626;1361483130;ThickAsThieves;Asset Name G.SDICE -115625;1361483130;ThickAsThieves;Asset Issuer DeaDTerra -115624;1361483130;ThickAsThieves;Issuer may Increase Shares: Yes, without vote. -115623;1361483146;dub;its not a bad model really, make up a bunch of really shitty vehicles that outright steal from investors, sit back and profit from the endless supply of retards -115622;1361483162;ThickAsThieves;are you trolling? -115621;1361483169;dub;no -115620;1361483193;jborkl;Don't be a cheap ass and buy from mpex then -115619;1361483201;dub;jborkl: derp -115618;1361483204;ThickAsThieves;i'll make one comment. if you don't like it, don't buy it. -115617;1361483213;dub;double derp -115616;1361483309;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.699 BTC [-] -115615;1361483309;dub;whats scary is when someone shows up to pick it apart mircea_popescu rides in on his white horse to defend DT -115614;1361483371;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1000 @ 0.00064 = 0.64 BTC [-] -115613;1361483373;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1000 @ 0.00063 = 0.63 BTC [-] -115612;1361483375;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00063 = 0.063 BTC [-] -115611;1361483402;jurov;i converted some stuff into G.SDICE and wait for opportunity -115610;1361483423;jurov;since i noticed DT often lags and ask side dries up completely -115609;1361483450;jurov;cuz he is doing it seriously u know. no filthy arbitration -115608;1361483478;jurov;*G.MPOE i mean -115607;1361483479;dub;im not saying he has but he's left the door open -115606;1361483500;ThickAsThieves;can someone buy shares on a passthru, and then afterwards buy an MPEX account and have those shares converted into the new MPEX account? -115605;1361483520;jurov;yes, DT allows that. -115604;1361483530;ThickAsThieves;fees? -115603;1361483545;ThickAsThieves;or just a gentlemanly tip? -115602;1361483554;jurov;free. but if you try to move there and back often he can refuse it. -115601;1361483707;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -115600;1361483710;gribble;Current Blocks: 222418 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1357 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 23 hours, 52 minutes, and 34 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4403316.2215 | Estimated Percent Change: 20.60537 -115599;1361483794;deadweasel;Don't buy assets. BTC is risky enough. -115598;1361483804;deadweasel;my two cents, worth very little -115597;1361483833;Namworld;Well it's two cent... -115596;1361483875;jurov;you'll get swayed eventually.. better do it with proper research -115595;1361483922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00062774 = 6.3402 BTC [+] -115594;1361483923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 946 @ 0.00062729 = 0.5934 BTC [-] -115593;1361484022;deadweasel;well I did it, now I'm stuck with a few thousand SDICE shares that nobody wants. -115592;1361484035;deadweasel;because I did before erik decided to dump another 2 milliion or so -115591;1361484145;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1000 @ 0.00062 = 0.62 BTC [-] -115590;1361484148;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00062 = 0.062 BTC [-] -115589;1361484150;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3900 @ 0.00062 = 2.418 BTC [-] -115588;1361484284;topace;mircea_popescu: you there ? -115587;1361484349;mircea_popescu;topace yea -115586;1361484362;topace;excellent.. got a question for you regarding the PUSH receipts... -115585;1361484367;mircea_popescu;shoot -115584;1361484368;topace;is it possible to get a UNIQUE identifier added to it ? -115583;1361484386;mircea_popescu;they are already unique, just hash them -115582;1361484389;topace;so i could, say, accept a pasted receipt into my website as a single-use receipt, to automatically credit an account -115581;1361484437;topace;wouldnt an identical push of an identical number of units from identical fingerprint to identical fingerprint have identical receipts (and thus, identical hashes?) -115580;1361484441;mircea_popescu;nope. -115579;1361484447;mircea_popescu;think about it, they're gpg signed -115578;1361484462;dub;deadweasel: http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3t355y/ -115577;1361484468;mircea_popescu;if you pgp-sign the same exact message ten million times you won't get a collision -115576;1361484494;topace;hmmm -115575;1361484530;topace;so a hash of the whole receipt could be my unique identifier, to prevent people from double-posting receipts (and trying to get double the units pushed) -115574;1361484551;topace;just trying to figure out a way to let others do mpex<-->havelock arbitrage automatically -115573;1361484600;Namworld;don't forget that people might not have correct formatting when copying their receipt. -115572;1361484608;topace;Namworld: then they are stupid -115571;1361484610;topace;:p -115570;1361484615;topace;if they dont format it right, it'll just reject it -115569;1361484620;Namworld;I have to clean up mines for the signature to become valid. -115568;1361484621;mircea_popescu;topace just make sure somewhere in tyhere you actually check the sig is valid mpex. -115567;1361484643;mircea_popescu;that will do the checking too. -115566;1361484643;Namworld;Because the windows command line doesn't display the same as MPEx return -115565;1361484663;Namworld;I must change spacings into actual tabs in notepad++ -115564;1361484718;mircea_popescu;anyway, the auto-crediting of pushes is a very good idea -115563;1361484720;Namworld;copying the command line gives you spaces instead of tabs. -115562;1361484740;mircea_popescu;will bridge situations where mopex price moves and you're not around quite nicely, plus it decentralizes. so ++. -115561;1361484750;topace;yup -115560;1361484803;topace;so to verify the sig is valid, AND is signed by mpex, im just looking for the DSA Key ID to match? -115559;1361484809;topace;gpg: Signature made Wed 20 Feb 2013 01:32:34 PM EST using DSA key ID F1B69921 -115558;1361484842;topace;gpg: Good signature from "MP Stock Exchange (Visit http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/) " -115557;1361484953;topace;so im just looking for a) "DSA Key ID F1B69921" and b) "Good signature" -115556;1361484959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14379 @ 0.00063467 = 9.1259 BTC [+] -115555;1361485076;mircea_popescu;topace yeah -115554;1361485090;mircea_popescu;if it says it's a good signature by MPEx key you're golden. -115553;1361485102;mircea_popescu;also, make sure you read this : http://trilema.com/2013/new-mpex-key/ -115552;1361485153;mircea_popescu;Namworld is that a /n vs /r/n issue ? -115551;1361485192;thestringpuller;Namworld: will you be around tonight? -115550;1361485197;topace;ahh switching your key eh? -115549;1361485274;mircea_popescu;well it expires -115548;1361485350;topace;so as im writing this, i should accept both F1B69921 and CFE0F3E1 that way things wont break because i forget to change my end on March 10th :p -115547;1361485364;Namworld;thestringpuller: is there some event happening or you'll just need me for something? -115546;1361485509;mircea_popescu;topace prolly should at least keep[ an eye for new key. -115545;1361485518;mircea_popescu;implementation details left to the exchange owner :) -115544;1361485588;topace;indeed :) thanks.. this is gonna be awesome :) -115543;1361485708;mircea_popescu;:) -115542;1361485951;dub;!tickr m s.dice -115541;1361485958;dub;!ticker m s.dice -115540;1361485960;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00562811 / 0.0060087 / 0.00609 (40513 shares, 243.43 BTC), 7D: 0.00562811 / 0.00635651 / 0.0069 (1414456 shares, 8,991.00 BTC), 30D: 0.00085848 / 0.00592989 / 0.0075 (7769457 shares, 46,072.05 BTC) -115539;1361486078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00063544 = 1.3662 BTC [+] -115538;1361486342;ThickAsThieves;SCAMMER -115537;1361486344;ThickAsThieves;:) -115536;1361486541;Namworld;He doesn't like walls that compete with his sale offers maybe? =P -115535;1361486662;dub;nothing to do with the threat of unannounced dumping by the issuer? -115534;1361486688;deadweasel;^ -115533;1361486830;ThickAsThieves;Deadterra, I was joking about an earlier complaint from dub -115532;1361486844;ThickAsThieves;he doesn't like that you control your own passthru -115531;1361486854;dub;I didn't say its a scam, just a shitty investment -115530;1361486867;deadweasel;sounds more like he doesn't like unannounced dumping. -115529;1361486897;deadweasel;i take unannounced dumps all the time, just not on other people. -115528;1361486901;dub;yes and any sane investors unfomfortability -115527;1361486901;ThickAsThieves;dub: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+a+joke -115526;1361486938;deadweasel;later! -115525;1361487314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4821 @ 0.00063467 = 3.0597 BTC [-] -115524;1361487345;ThickAsThieves;if you are actively arbing then the price stays more realistic anyway -115523;1361487370;ThickAsThieves;i think dub's soreness stems from erik's 3mil share dump -115522;1361487401;ThickAsThieves;probably waiting for shares to reach .0075 again -115521;1361487568;kakobrekla;so this is lookin fleasible now http://bitbet.us/bet/113/bitbet-will-we-worth-more-than-satoshi-dice/ -115520;1361487573;kakobrekla;hihi. -115519;1361487744;dub;I think ThickAsThieves is getting defensive about his investments -115518;1361488003;ThickAsThieves;dub, i'm invested all over the place -115517;1361488010;ThickAsThieves;it's all good -115516;1361488133;ThickAsThieves;all money made from investing -115515;1361488169;ThickAsThieves;kako, we'll see hot bbet divs look next then ;) -115514;1361488174;ThickAsThieves;hot=how -115513;1361488273;Namworld;My MPEx PTs on BTCT.co are 225% better than other MPEx PTs according to flawed studies I sponsored... -115512;1361488599;Namworld;I guess the volumes are OK -115511;1361488634;Namworld;We have comparable volume for S.DICE on BTCT.co -115510;1361488654;Namworld;not monthly tho -115509;1361488743;Namworld;aye -115508;1361488794;thestringpuller;anyone here have lawyers at their disposal? -115507;1361488867;Namworld;I'm off for lunch -115506;1361489252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6079 @ 0.00063169 = 3.84 BTC [-] -115505;1361489527;topace;!ticker h sdice -115504;1361489529;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.69900000 / 0.7085 / 0.71800000 (2 shares, 1.41700000 BTC), 7D: 0.66000000 / 0.70371784 / 0.75900000 (1380 shares, 971.13062090 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.6615484 / 0.89000000 (11276 shares, 7459.61979386 BTC) -115503;1361489534;topace;havelock has pretty good sdice volume -115502;1361489545;topace;not today though :p lol -115501;1361489548;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.69 = 2.07 BTC [-] -115500;1361490049;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00065 BTC [+] -115499;1361490411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2171 @ 0.00063544 = 1.3795 BTC [+] -115498;1361490413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16949 @ 0.00063548 = 10.7708 BTC [+] -115497;1361490577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00063548 = 2.0971 BTC [+] -115496;1361490948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 989 @ 0.00063274 = 0.6258 BTC [-] -115495;1361490969;Namworld;"Seems like a huge risk to both sides with so many assets." -115494;1361491015;jurov;so, some vocal members want to small block size as a leverage to get off-blockchain methods developed quicker -115493;1361491019;Namworld;Can someone explain me how having 1 passthrough for each MPEx stock suddenly makes more risk appear out of thin air than if I had only one? -115492;1361491080;Namworld;I don't get the why of that anonymous' vote -115491;1361491357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063173 = 2.7297 BTC [-] -115490;1361491361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15289 @ 0.00063188 = 9.6608 BTC [+] -115489;1361491363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 893 @ 0.00063548 = 0.5675 BTC [+] -115488;1361491615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00063072 = 3.0275 BTC [-] -115487;1361491617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2140 @ 0.00063036 = 1.349 BTC [-] -115486;1361492207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 743 @ 0.00063548 = 0.4722 BTC [+] -115485;1361492209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00063598 = 10.1757 BTC [+] -115484;1361492212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2073 @ 0.00063599 = 1.3184 BTC [+] -115483;1361492313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2181 @ 0.00063036 = 1.3748 BTC [-] -115482;1361492315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13805 @ 0.00063036 = 8.7021 BTC [-] -115481;1361492915;maximian;s.dice is currently up 10162 BTC for the month, not bad -115480;1361492925;maximian;;;calc 0.00010162 / 0.00597198 -115479;1361492925;gribble;0.0170161320031 -115478;1361492935;maximian;yields 1.7% per month at current price -115477;1361492959;maximian;what other bitcoin stock performs like that and isn't a scam? -115476;1361493061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2195 @ 0.00063036 = 1.3836 BTC [-] -115475;1361493065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063036 = 2.7238 BTC [-] -115474;1361493067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13805 @ 0.00063036 = 8.7021 BTC [-] -115473;1361493070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7729 @ 0.00063035 = 4.872 BTC [-] -115472;1361493075;Namworld;BTC-BOND pays almost 1% per month -115471;1361493456;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -115470;1361493456;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.80001, Best ask: 29.86000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05999, Last trade: 29.86000, 24 hour volume: 33027.28505548, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 29.97800, 24 hour vwap: 29.67916 -115469;1361493473;DeadWeasel;is there a command to get gox lag? -115468;1361493521;iz;;;goxlag -115467;1361493522;gribble;0 seconds -115466;1361493531;DeadWeasel;thank u, iz -115465;1361493534;iz;np -115464;1361493538;jurov;How a bitcoin technical question inevitably goes political: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144895.0 -115463;1361493569;jurov;funny how one can get psyched about it -115462;1361493575;DeadWeasel;christ, 17 pages on that post already? -115461;1361493584;DeadWeasel;i saw it start and just ignored it -115460;1361493589;DeadWeasel;seems like the right call -115459;1361493632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4167 @ 0.00063036 = 2.6267 BTC [+] -115458;1361493639;jurov;well, it shouldn't worry me as a prospective btc banker at all -115457;1361493662;jurov;but i just don't like having 1M limit and transactions with $20 fees -115456;1361493676;jurov;as some "members" imagine -115455;1361493717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00063036 = 2.2693 BTC [+] -115454;1361493721;jurov;cause they want to play with their nebulous off-blockchain schemes -115453;1361493767;jurov;they even propose to get funding from bitcoin foundation for it -115452;1361493790;jurov;as if it was more important than improving the BTC protocol itself -115451;1361493860;kakobrekla;makes me wanna spam the blockchain -115450;1361493866;jurov;they even told me that instead of having IPv4 with 64bit addresses proper and thus avoiding NAT, -115449;1361493876;jurov;IPv6 should have come sooner? -115448;1361493976;jurov;kako, we should just join btc foundation and introduce some healthy reason there -115447;1361494026;jurov;fortunately gavin has his wit together, but he seems alone -115446;1361494057;kakobrekla;hrm -115445;1361494102;mircea_popescu; fortunately gavin has his wit together, but he seems alone << this. -115444;1361494128;mircea_popescu;being the bitcoin lead developer is part time kindergarten headmaster. -115443;1361494368;jurov;sauce: http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2013/02/21#l5998176 -115442;1361494418;jurov;^ unlike btctalk, peeps are quite intelligent, you may find it bearable to read it -115441;1361494566;kakobrekla;phantomcircuit 1GiB blocks doesn't seem... practical -115440;1361494568;kakobrekla;yeah -115439;1361494575;kakobrekla;well no difference on the end -115438;1361494584;kakobrekla;if its 10 blocks 1 gig or 1 10 gig -115437;1361494604;kakobrekla;you can have n blocks in a minute -115436;1361494615;kakobrekla;so not really a fix -115435;1361494715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.00587398 = 7.3425 BTC [-] -115434;1361494760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063579 = 2.7472 BTC [+] -115433;1361494762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00063597 = 5.0242 BTC [+] -115432;1361494763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13805 @ 0.00063598 = 8.7797 BTC [+] -115431;1361494765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10661 @ 0.00063599 = 6.7803 BTC [+] -115430;1361494766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3263 @ 0.00063654 = 2.077 BTC [+] -115429;1361494948;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [+] -115428;1361494973;DeadWeasel;blockchain takes up 7.6GB on my pc. -115427;1361494991;jurov;don't you have terabyte hdd? -115426;1361495008;DeadWeasel;no, that's diablo, I have a 500gb and 60gb ssd -115425;1361495015;DeadWeasel;coupel of externals if I need -115424;1361495032;DeadWeasel;I get the best bang for the buck, and older drives are sellig cheap -115423;1361495057;DeadWeasel;would like to upgrade my ssd, but I'm not sure the OS will reinstall correctly on the the ssd. -115422;1361495080;DeadWeasel;Do you know if remastersys is a true ISO installation after you create it? -115421;1361495085;DeadWeasel;or does it retain partitions? -115420;1361495092;DeadWeasel;nevermind, that's for #linux -115419;1361495094;DeadWeasel;brg -115418;1361495096;Diablo-D3;I dont have a 1tb hd -115417;1361495096;DeadWeasel;brb -115416;1361495103;DeadWeasel;you have 2tb -115415;1361495110;jurov;lol -115414;1361495113;Diablo-D3;I have 2 400gb in raid 1, 4x750 in raid 5, and thats now being switched over to 2x2tb raid 1 and Ill have 2 spare 750s -115413;1361495123;DeadWeasel;send me a 750 -115412;1361495125;Diablo-D3;and btw, are you on 0.8.0? -115411;1361495134;Diablo-D3;you have two copies of the chain -115410;1361495137;Diablo-D3;one leveldb, one bdb -115409;1361495150;jurov;i have one 1.5TB 5400rpm "WD Green" and two bitcoinds happily on top of it -115408;1361495151;Diablo-D3;you dont need the other one anymore -115407;1361495153;DeadWeasel;crikey, does that mean 14gb of blockchain? -115406;1361495160;DeadWeasel;oh, I have two copies now? -115405;1361495167;Diablo-D3;DeadWeasel: no, the blockchain isnt that big to begin with -115404;1361495183;DeadWeasel;why did I have 7.6 gb in my bitcoin qt directory? -115403;1361495184;Diablo-D3;okay I lied -115402;1361495187;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.68 = 1.36 BTC [-] -115401;1361495190;Diablo-D3;apparently the chain IS 7.3gb now -115400;1361495194;Diablo-D3;what the fuck -115399;1361495195;DeadWeasel;damn -115398;1361495197;DeadWeasel;yeah -115397;1361495197;Diablo-D3;$ du -sh .bitcoin -115396;1361495200;Diablo-D3;7.3G .bitcoin -115395;1361495204;Diablo-D3;when the fuck did that happen -115394;1361495207;DeadWeasel;i uninstalled that shit, I had to do a backup -115393;1361495215;DeadWeasel;i'll get it back later, thinking of multibit -115392;1361495215;jurov;while you were playing satoshidice -115391;1361495216;Diablo-D3;it was only like 3gb a month or tow ago -115390;1361495219;DeadWeasel;anyone used that? -115389;1361495230;Diablo-D3;jurov: I hate SD -115388;1361495231;kakobrekla;also on a side note, funny, i remember people saying "we are paying banks to hold a number in a db, ridiculus, use btc, be your own bank" -115387;1361495233;Diablo-D3;its bloating the chain with trash -115386;1361495234;kakobrekla;well there ya go. -115385;1361495236;iz;mo transactions, mo problems... -115384;1361495250;Diablo-D3;I wish I was friedcat -115383;1361495252;DeadWeasel;SD is doing that. -115382;1361495253;Diablo-D3;I'd solo mine and refuse tx for SD -115381;1361495266;DeadWeasel;but what options is there? it's an economy. -115380;1361495277;DeadWeasel;what do you solo mine with? -115379;1361495283;jurov;what are you all on? i'll happily accept 1TB blockchain.. its still little price for btc freedom -115378;1361495312;Diablo-D3;DeadWeasel: I dont solo anything, I use p2pool -115377;1361495322;DeadWeasel;oh, i saw that wrong -115376;1361495322;jurov;you really want btc to be usable off a floppy with 1200 baud connection? -115375;1361495328;Diablo-D3;jurov: becuase if SD keeps continuing at this rate, thats 1GB a year -115374;1361495332;DeadWeasel;that would be hilarious. -115373;1361495346;jurov;1GB an year, go on! -115372;1361495355;DeadWeasel;my commodore 64 hashing the blockchain. 1 block every 15 years -115371;1361495381;jurov;we can manage 1TB a year, it's 2013! -115370;1361495393;jurov;someone is stuck in 1990's -115369;1361495397;DeadWeasel;it's true, storage technology is keeping pace -115368;1361495397;jborkl;I got a 32gb flash drive for 9 bucks -115367;1361495401;DeadWeasel;where? -115366;1361495413;DeadWeasel;jborkl^ -115365;1361495426;DeadWeasel;you keep your cold wallet on there? -115364;1361495428;jborkl;with my external hdd, a coupon extra from best buy -115363;1361495432;DeadWeasel;nice -115362;1361495439;jborkl;storage is cheap -115361;1361495442;DeadWeasel;it is. -115360;1361495446;DeadWeasel;i just don't need anymore. -115359;1361495466;DeadWeasel;i've got all of 170GB including OS and video/music/docs/dev stuff -115358;1361495474;DeadWeasel;lean mean machine -115357;1361495493;DeadWeasel;but I'll glady take a 32GB key for $9 -115356;1361495515;DeadWeasel;I feel like there is a manipulator keepng the price just under 30 right now -115355;1361495532;DeadWeasel;for the weekend, then use the lemmings and his own power to push past 30.31.32 -115354;1361495538;jurov;;;ticker -115353;1361495539;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.78090, Best ask: 29.89999, Bid-ask spread: 0.11909, Last trade: 29.90999, 24 hour volume: 32622.24662481, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 29.97800, 24 hour vwap: 29.67901 -115352;1361495539;DeadWeasel;then dump again -115351;1361495548;DeadWeasel;volume dropping for the evening it seems? -115350;1361495605;midnightmagic;jurov: http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=135110703125929&w=2 -115349;1361495640;DeadWeasel;coingenuity: you there? -115348;1361495661;Diablo-D3;Im thinking about selling my 100btc -115347;1361495662;DeadWeasel;why is my invoice from Cheyanne Wyoming, but you say you are all sleeping as if you ar eon the other side of the world? -115346;1361495664;Diablo-D3;and buy some shit I want -115345;1361495679;DeadWeasel;Diablo-D3: I feel you. -115344;1361495681;jurov;midnightmagic, what do you meant? -115343;1361495696;DeadWeasel;I sold to cover my investment, so my money is out, my other 150BTC is all profit if I sell -115342;1361495700;DeadWeasel;but I don't know what to do -115341;1361495730;coingenuity;DeadWeasel: yes? -115340;1361495739;coingenuity;what's cooking -115339;1361495764;Diablo-D3;DeadWeasel: people will probably bitch that Im stealing from dmc, but I dont give two fucks -115338;1361495768;Diablo-D3;its my money, and the money didnt come from dmc -115337;1361495773;Diablo-D3;so they can suck my nuts -115336;1361495774;DeadWeasel;coingenuity: Cheyanne WY -115335;1361495780;DeadWeasel;but you all sleep during the day? -115334;1361495784;coingenuity;no? -115333;1361495821;midnightmagic;jurov: What do you mean, what do I mean? I'm not trying to argue or anything, I'm just saying IPv6 kinda sucks for what it's become, and I'm not surprised at all it's not installed everywhere right now. -115332;1361495821;DeadWeasel;Weird, you said you were all sleeping when I sent my emails. I'm just making sure my shipments is coming from outside the US -115331;1361495833;DeadWeasel;BTW, thank you for INVOICE, makes my taxes much easier -115330;1361495835;DeadWeasel;you da man -115329;1361495862;DeadWeasel;and for putting up with me. I will likely work with you again. Also, if you have a particular area you need a review in, let me know. -115328;1361495863;coingenuity;NP, that's why i made it that way(with a lot of USD numeracy) :D -115327;1361495887;coingenuity;your order comes from the USA, but we ship worldwide with no issues excepting some rare countries -115326;1361495904;coingenuity;and with special customs forms to make sure you don't get charged taxes, if that is the case in your country -115325;1361495907;DeadWeasel;I see, that bitctalk thread was worrisome, felt as if it wsa coming ex-USA. -115324;1361495915;DeadWeasel;you might want to clarify on that thread that you are US based. -115323;1361495915;jurov;midnightmagic, i see, but it's not so obvious. you could have meant something "ipv6 needs nat too" :) -115322;1361495933;mircea_popescu;what's wrong with nat anyway ? -115321;1361495936;pigeons;fuck nat and fuck those people that want ipv6 nat -115320;1361495937;DeadWeasel;Also, never found anything in my spam. So gmail might be filtering on a higher level. -115319;1361495942;mircea_popescu;o.o -115318;1361495942;DeadWeasel;shitty. -115317;1361495956;coingenuity;DeadWeasel: we're pretty verbose about it, not sure why people get a different impression, but yeah- always ship from the usa, no matter what -115316;1361495960;DeadWeasel;fuck IPV6 altogether, the protocol is still shit -115315;1361495979;coingenuity;DeadWeasel: even set up our distribution network such that we're close to the biggest airports in the world for expedited global processing ;) -115314;1361495995;coingenuity;but yeah, i agree= it looks like a high-level filter to me -115313;1361495997;DeadWeasel;coingenuity: that's awesome. The most recent thread doesn't make that clear, and new customers will find that first. -115312;1361496006;DeadWeasel;I will update that thread since you've worked so closely with me. -115311;1361496012;jurov;mircea_popescu behind nat you are second class net citizen...just cuz some dumbass misallocated the bits -115310;1361496039;coingenuity;DeadWeasel: thanks, we do our best to be communicative despite being a small company with people working 20 hour days, lmao -115309;1361496041;mircea_popescu;jurov i don't get it ? -115308;1361496104;jurov;you share ip address with other users and nobody can connect to your computer directly, you have to initiate the connection or it has to involve third party -115307;1361496129;mircea_popescu;the fact that nobody can connect directly to my terminal is perfect. -115306;1361496133;mircea_popescu;why should they, why would they. -115305;1361496139;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: but i want to! -115304;1361496141;coingenuity;>.> -115303;1361496154;mircea_popescu;and i don't share the connection at all. i own the ip ranges and i use nat routers pretty much everwhere -115302;1361496156;jurov;mircea_popescu, firewall is for that purpose -115301;1361496158;mircea_popescu;lol coingenuity -115300;1361496182;jurov;mircea_popescu i pay 4 euros/mo for ip addy -115299;1361496183;mircea_popescu;jurov i trust a router more than some software solution. -115298;1361496188;jurov;it's normal around -115297;1361496193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063433 = 2.7409 BTC [-] -115296;1361496194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4579 @ 0.00063402 = 2.9032 BTC [-] -115295;1361496216;jurov;firewall can be dedicated, too -115294;1361496226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 449 @ 0.00063654 = 0.2858 BTC [+] -115293;1361496228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063688 = 2.752 BTC [+] -115292;1361496229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7030 @ 0.00063688 = 4.4773 BTC [+] -115291;1361496238;jurov;and i really hope your router isn't $10 crap if you trust it so much -115290;1361496240;mircea_popescu;well sure. but a router is an inexpensive, widely available, easily deployable well specified item -115289;1361496246;mircea_popescu;it's perfect, i don't see whythe hate. -115288;1361496286;pigeons;nothing wrong with routers, for routing. -115287;1361496352;jurov;it's like... when i got my first non-dialup connection (by putting computer with wificard to attic and scanning the ether lol) -115286;1361496358;mircea_popescu;well sure, as a solution to the ip limit problem they're kludgy -115285;1361496366;jurov;it was fascinating i can put anything on the computer -115284;1361496379;jurov;and anyone in the world can come and see it, use it -115283;1361496384;jurov;just, freedom -115282;1361496395;mircea_popescu;ya well. -115281;1361496396;jurov;behing nat you cant do it -115280;1361496404;mircea_popescu;i don't want to do it. -115279;1361496414;mircea_popescu;and i specifically get non-wireless routers at that. -115278;1361496426;jurov;cuz you can pay $$ to get the server elsewhere -115277;1361496429;mircea_popescu;the isp ppl were looking at me like i was a talking bear or something -115276;1361496452;jurov;my crazy ideas like public linux shell server aren't welcome at any hosting -115275;1361496473;jurov;at least not like at such price it earns -115274;1361496474;mircea_popescu;well wtf, why run a public shell -115273;1361496513;jurov;just for fun... and being able to do stuff from behind comapny firewall -115272;1361496521;jurov;that doesn't allow ssh -115271;1361496548;mircea_popescu;what is this, the semi competent half serious hacker ? -115270;1361496597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00587398 = 11.748 BTC [-] -115269;1361496602;jurov;okay, you play elsewhere -115268;1361496687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063679 = 2.7516 BTC [-] -115267;1361496689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5679 @ 0.00063688 = 3.6168 BTC [+] -115266;1361496764;jurov;and you know any "fully competent" and "serious" hackers? -115265;1361496810;mircea_popescu;yes. also pornstars, escorts, dope dealers, politicians, investors, actresses and rockstars. -115264;1361496871;jurov;and were they so competent and serious in their 20s, too? -115263;1361496894;jurov;heck, even 30s. lol -115262;1361496901;mircea_popescu;actually most hackers give up hacking by the time they're 30 -115261;1361496913;mircea_popescu;move on to more respectable endeavours like playing games and shit. -115260;1361496968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3158 @ 0.00063688 = 2.0113 BTC [+] -115259;1361496970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10058 @ 0.00063689 = 6.4058 BTC [+] -115258;1361497049;midnightmagic;jurov: Nope. I made a comment about it while you were talking with petertodd but I think it was lost in the scrollback. -115257;1361497064;jurov;ah now i remember -115256;1361497149;jurov;but i think wherther ipv6 is good or not, was besides the point -115255;1361497183;jurov;the point is, to allow extending capacity currently well working thing while it is possible -115254;1361497281;jurov;otherwise kludgy hacks ensue -115253;1361497287;DeadWeasel;anybody have any ideas for my shit site I put up with no original content? http://zeroconfirmations.com -115252;1361497336;DeadWeasel;I figure i could review all my dealings with bitocin related businesses -115251;1361497344;DeadWeasel;or something -115250;1361497355;DeadWeasel;help a brotha out with ideas -115249;1361497382;jurov;bitcoin business reviews would not be bad -115248;1361497389;pigeons;DeadWeasel: fake quote alert on the ben franklin -115247;1361497398;DeadWeasel;haha thanks pigeons -115246;1361497403;DeadWeasel;you never know with that shit -115245;1361497407;DeadWeasel;how did you know? -115244;1361497417;DeadWeasel;i'll deal with it later. -115243;1361497439;DeadWeasel;the Woman is yelling at me. Send me Ideas, they stored in the log -115242;1361497451;pigeons;cause its the declaration of independence not the constitution that mentions "pursuit of happiness (property)" -115241;1361497493;pigeons;well, really cause he never said that -115240;1361497683;jurov;quote Linus Torvalds instead: Bitcoin is user friendly. It just chooses who his friends are. -115239;1361497894;kakobrekla;DeadWeasel, you can change anon to pseudonymous to be more correct -115238;1361497926;jurov;or "He Who Shall Not Be Named" -115237;1361497930;kakobrekla;DeadWeasel and id put drugs on that list on the last place if needs to be -115236;1361497974;jurov;and third row should be "Virtual Private Shows" -115235;1361498028;DeadWeasel;I have two minutes, those are all awesome suggestions and will be fixed -115234;1361498040;thestringpuller;;;ticker -115233;1361498040;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.80009, Best ask: 29.80010, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 29.80000, 24 hour volume: 34766.89802243, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 29.97800, 24 hour vwap: 29.68182 -115232;1361498066;DeadWeasel;awesome stuff. I put this together in two hours with no idea for content. The first paragraph is too preachy I think -115231;1361498080;kakobrekla;tldr -115230;1361498088;DeadWeasel;I'll reorder and word much. It won't go truly live until I have some content -115229;1361498091;thestringpuller;Namworld: where you at? -115228;1361498093;DeadWeasel;but I wanted ya'll input -115227;1361498096;DeadWeasel;thank you! -115226;1361498110;DeadWeasel;pigeons, good to know, thx -115225;1361498133;jurov;and you forgot bitcoin investments completely -115224;1361498136;DeadWeasel;so I'll stick to the reviews Idea -115223;1361498148;jurov;being on #bitcoin-assets, quite weird :) -115222;1361498150;DeadWeasel;I'll review investments as I try them -115221;1361498159;DeadWeasel;bitfunder is my only experience -115220;1361498165;DeadWeasel;i'm not an mpex high roller -115219;1361498171;DeadWeasel;just a peon -115218;1361498188;jurov;you can try coinbr, i have some tips for bugs -115217;1361498189;kakobrekla;yeah #bitcoin-assets got its own page, its just not public yet -115216;1361498194;DeadWeasel;i'll go through this log after dinner and make adjustments. This is great stuff. -115215;1361498204;jurov;so you can write scathing review -115214;1361498212;DeadWeasel;jurov: thanks! hahaha, you can let me know -115213;1361498219;DeadWeasel;I'll have to sort out comments -115212;1361498239;DeadWeasel;gotta roll before lady get's mad. -115211;1361498255;kakobrekla;domesticate her differently. -115210;1361498265;jurov;oh, you're here instead in bed with wife? good lad -115209;1361498481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16900 @ 0.00063673 = 10.7607 BTC [-] -115208;1361498483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063411 = 3.1706 BTC [-] -115207;1361498487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 364 @ 0.00063403 = 0.2308 BTC [-] -115206;1361498551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00584883 = 2.9244 BTC [-] -115205;1361498553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00584883 = 1.7546 BTC [-] -115204;1361498557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00584882 = 2.9244 BTC [-] -115203;1361498823;burnside;hey all, how goes it? -115202;1361498936;burnside;kakobrekla I've seen a few mentions of LTC-GLOBAL here. I didn't really think there would be, but if there's interest in tying that in for trading I'm happy to. -115201;1361498950;burnside;could probably convert to btc on the fly or something if that made more sense. -115200;1361498970;burnside;with assbot that is -115199;1361498974;thestringpuller;18:35 < mircea_popescu> actually most hackers give up hacking by the time they're 30 -115198;1361499016;thestringpuller;18:35 < mircea_popescu> actually most hackers give up hacking by the time they're 30 << http://24.media.tumblr.com/9a38d3e2ad6140232d68005eaa93409f/tumblr_mfr20sz41o1rmoufuo1_500.gif -115197;1361499194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00063689 = 3.7577 BTC [+] -115196;1361499457;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063415 = 2.7402 BTC [-] -115195;1361499459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10044 @ 0.00063403 = 6.3682 BTC [-] -115194;1361499461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3507 @ 0.00063402 = 2.2235 BTC [-] -115193;1361499634;Bowjob;so any idea why dice tanked? -115192;1361499761;BitHub;its tanking? -115191;1361499785;pigeons;no -115190;1361499803;pigeons;down a little today -115189;1361499868;Bowjob;kinda far from .73 -115188;1361499915;burnside;I bought in right before the big 2 mil sale, heh. couldn't have timed it worse. -115187;1361499987;Bowjob;that whale is gonna have to work lots of hours at mcdicks -115186;1361499995;Bowjob;to make up for his 37k btc loss -115185;1361500017;Namworld;Just one million -115184;1361500019;burnside;maybe sleep in a cot in the corner -115183;1361500042;Namworld;That guy probably had the most fun of his life gambling. His 1 million lasted quite a long time for many bets -115182;1361500071;Bowjob;he still has around 3k left -115181;1361500078;Bowjob;i wonder why hed stop -115180;1361500133;Namworld;He's waiting for his 3k to be worth 1 million -115179;1361500144;Namworld;xD -115178;1361500149;burnside;might not be all that long. heh -115177;1361500207;Bowjob;he'd be better if he just sat with his 40k -115176;1361500208;Bowjob;lol -115175;1361500230;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -115174;1361500233;Bowjob;It closed now -115173;1361500241;Bowjob;900 vs 800 BTC -115172;1361500246;Bowjob;I hope the 900 wins -115171;1361500325;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 6 @ 0.00065 = 0.0039 BTC [+] -115170;1361500406;Namworld;I hope people buy more of these PT of mine -115169;1361500446;Namworld;I need to cycle selling and buying more. Reach a worthwhile outstanding amount. -115168;1361500521;DeadWeasel;jurov: VPS, virutal private shows? -115167;1361500535;DeadWeasel;jurov: you mean cams? -115166;1361500539;DeadWeasel;you pulling my chain -115165;1361500540;DeadWeasel;? -115164;1361500586;Bowjob;Oh hoh ho -115163;1361500589;Bowjob;Sticky: 20 - 31 cm of snow is enough to paralyse bfl.location -115162;1361500739;Namworld;DeadWeasel, what? -115161;1361500807;DeadWeasel;he's giving me feedback on a total shit site I just jammed up on an EC2 server. -115160;1361501230;Namworld;ah -115159;1361501347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063601 = 2.7482 BTC [+] -115158;1361501350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22479 @ 0.00063596 = 14.2957 BTC [-] -115157;1361501566;thestringpuller;Namworld: -115156;1361501568;thestringpuller;i msged you -115155;1361501572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2971 @ 0.00063596 = 1.8894 BTC [-] -115154;1361501574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13229 @ 0.00063402 = 8.3875 BTC [-] -115153;1361502296;DeadWeasel;here are my updates: http://54.235.171.204/zero.html -115152;1361502312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4142 @ 0.00063689 = 2.638 BTC [+] -115151;1361502397;DeadWeasel;Namworld: , kakobrekla , pigeons http://54.235.171.204/zero.html -115150;1361502400;pigeons;Ukto: who are these guys? https://bitfunder.com/asset/ASIC.COOP -115149;1361502528;DeadWeasel;usagi: give me input if you have time http://54.235.171.204/zero.html -115148;1361502559;DeadWeasel;usagi: I DON"T KNOW -115147;1361502566;BitHub;looks a bit dodgy pigeons -115146;1361502572;BitHub;i wouldn't buy any :/ -115145;1361502585;DeadWeasel;usagi: I think i will mostly do reviews of services I've used -115144;1361502593;DeadWeasel;and continue to use. become the angies list of bitcoin services -115143;1361502598;DeadWeasel;my idea anyway -115142;1361502611;BitHub;ASIC.COOP owns a 3 BitForce Single SC order. The order date is July 14th 2012. - and they want 1btc a share? -115141;1361502612;DeadWeasel;reputation based currency, reputation directory -115140;1361502614;BitHub;are they serious? -115139;1361502622;DeadWeasel;hahahahaha, asic.coop -115138;1361502626;DeadWeasel;BS -115137;1361502627;pigeons;DeadWeasel: check out stuffexists.com for inspiration on angies list type thing. needs updating though -115136;1361502634;DeadWeasel;thanks! -115135;1361502721;DeadWeasel;pigeons: that is a huge resource. gracias! -115134;1361502959;Namworld;yeah but they suck... -115133;1361502963;burnside;deadweasel, I'd be interested in a review of btct.co -115132;1361503001;burnside;if you've used the other exchanges a bit, I'm always looking for ways to improve. -115131;1361503049;DeadWeasel;Only bitfunder and setup an account on btct.co -115130;1361503060;DeadWeasel;it would take me a week, since I ahve a full time job. -115129;1361503076;DeadWeasel;But I am going with the review angle. Just got ot sort it out. and the rest of the HTML -115128;1361503090;DeadWeasel;burnside: ^^ -115127;1361503105;DeadWeasel;usagi: I'll check it out, add it to the list -115126;1361503111;burnside;sounds great, let me know what you come up with. -115125;1361503116;burnside;definitely check out cryptostocks too -115124;1361503122;burnside;and coinbr.com -115123;1361503134;DeadWeasel;it's on my to do list now. -115122;1361503196;burnside;usagi I think everyone has quality control issues. it's a huge challenge for all the exchanges. -115121;1361503214;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -115120;1361503216;gribble;Current Blocks: 222447 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1328 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 12 hours, 4 minutes, and 4 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4341299.39731 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.90675 -115119;1361503220;burnside;even MPEx which has been pretty picky has had some stuff go bad. -115118;1361503240;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -115117;1361503241;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.07595 / 0.07595 / 0.07595 (8 shares, 0.61 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06540414 / 0.089 (338 shares, 22.11 BTC) -115116;1361503277;burnside;That would definitely help -115115;1361503292;burnside;I was thinking about having a requirement that you actually have been in business for at least 6 months before listing -115114;1361503296;DeadWeasel;listing fees should be higher -115113;1361503305;burnside;at least for the stocks and bonds -115112;1361503306;DeadWeasel;make it an escrow kind of hting. -115111;1361503380;burnside;The escrow side of things I've thought a lot about. The problem is that if the goal is for them to raise funds, well then escrow completely negates the benefit of raising funds. -115110;1361503403;burnside;what's the point of selling shares if the company can't use the cash -115109;1361503406;DeadWeasel;i see. well, if they want to list, they have to put up the trust cash -115108;1361503425;DeadWeasel;they will make much more if htey are worht it. If they do well, it is returned -115107;1361503452;DeadWeasel;this is the real world. it can't always be run by the seat of our pants -115106;1361503458;pigeons;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Contracts#Example_3:_Assurance_contracts -115105;1361503475;burnside;one of the things we considered early on was having trading fees higher on the new assets. would deter traders who are not confident in the new asset. -115104;1361503563;DeadWeasel;to safeguard your good name as an exchange, that is totally worth it. -115103;1361503573;DeadWeasel;even if you have only 5 assets... it's better than 15 with 10 bad -115102;1361503581;DeadWeasel;more money for those 5 -115101;1361503595;DeadWeasel;because more trust, more per person, maybe more people if the trust is high enough -115100;1361503628;DeadWeasel;quality over quantity, if you can prove that, you will be the #1 exchange. -115099;1361503638;DeadWeasel;proving that means high standards -115098;1361503649;burnside;that's very true -115097;1361503658;DeadWeasel;mirceaP is not nice, but he keeps out the riff-raff pretty well -115096;1361503662;burnside;that's largely why I put together the moderation system -115095;1361503674;DeadWeasel;i will have to check it out, sorry I haven't yet. Will do very soon. -115094;1361503682;burnside;hoping that XX voters in the community will be more eyes and ears into scams than just myself -115093;1361503707;DeadWeasel;cannot rely on that. You can trust them, but you MUST VERIFY with your own investigation, personal communcation -115092;1361503713;DeadWeasel;TRUST, but VERIFY -115091;1361503720;DeadWeasel;without that, btc users are fucked -115090;1361503723;DeadWeasel;all of us -115089;1361503732;DeadWeasel;and it's very difficult on here -115088;1361503752;DeadWeasel;OTC is good start, poor execution and easily games, but it's children may be better. -115087;1361503774;DeadWeasel;gotta see that for myself to even understand it -115086;1361503809;burnside;controls in which sense? -115085;1361503849;pigeons;burnside did sniff out a user transferring shares for the purpose of voting to get an asset approved and made appropriate changes to the system -115084;1361503871;DeadWeasel;the whole asset thing i feel can be gamed by someone with enough cash and know-how -115083;1361503878;DeadWeasel;ont he small exchanges, anyway -115082;1361503970;burnside;creating the account to vote you now have to wait 7 days, not impossible, but spendy and a pita -115081;1361503973;pigeons;i assume people will go to the url in your contract to look for the other side of the story -115080;1361503982;Bowjob;;;ticker -115079;1361503982;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.79028, Best ask: 29.89690, Bid-ask spread: 0.10662, Last trade: 29.79028, 24 hour volume: 35115.23774819, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 29.97800, 24 hour vwap: 29.68355 -115078;1361504017;burnside;I'm going to implement something that will show the public each mods vote history as well. it'll still be anon, but if patterns don't match up, then some abuse will get caught -115077;1361504060;burnside;working on a way to respond to the comments too, it'll be a generic shoutbox kind of thing, but should help out. -115076;1361504198;burnside;yeah, I'm not going to be a judge at a podium determining who passes and fails. I don't think I have the necessary skills to be fair about it. -115075;1361504256;burnside;I don't. I think just like GLBSE, it's going to end up being a fatal flaw in some of the other exchanges. -115074;1361504284;burnside;I do however feel like a pool of people with a vested interest in the well being of the exchange will do a better job. -115073;1361504375;burnside;Surely the decision to list or not list an asset on the NYSE does not come down to just one person. I need to look into it more, but I'm almost certain there's some kind of board that gets together and works things out. -115072;1361504393;burnside;Of course, money talks, but you get the idea. -115071;1361504417;burnside;I have the lawyer, that's why it's setup the way it is. -115070;1361504457;burnside;Belize I just have to do an annual report for taxes. -115069;1361504485;burnside;The rest of the reporting I'll probably be able to code into the exchange so you could pull a report automatically if you're a current shareholder. -115068;1361504530;burnside;We'll need to grow significantly before we can afford auditing, but it would definitely be a good problem to have. ;) -115067;1361504547;burnside;Yeah, I like that feature, very cool. -115066;1361504585;burnside;I get nervous about stuff like that though. 5 BTC and a user could attach a doc with a virus in it, guaranteed to reach all of the site mods. Dangerous. -115065;1361504612;burnside;Ahhh, I gotcha, that makes sense. -115064;1361504626;BitHub;there's two phrases that scare the shit out of me "Hi, we're the government and we're here to help you with your business" -115063;1361504632;burnside;The exchange fees for the asset issuers is a vector I hadn't considered. I'll definitely think about it. -115062;1361504671;burnside;yeah, jpeg, png, pdf, they all have attack vectors unfortunately -115061;1361504713;burnside;so while I love the feature, and would love to implement it, you kind of get a feel for the things I have to take into account. -115060;1361504749;burnside;I need like two different versions of a command line AV scanner in place first. heh. -115059;1361504778;burnside;even that wouldnt' catch hand-crafted attacks -115058;1361505222;Bugpowder;here we go -115057;1361505225;Bugpowder;;;ticker -115056;1361505226;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.79041, Best ask: 29.93315, Bid-ask spread: 0.14274, Last trade: 29.79038, 24 hour volume: 38554.58576011, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.00000, 24 hour vwap: 29.71137 -115055;1361505284;burnside;catch y'all later. time to clock out. -115054;1361505390;Bugpowder;;;asks 30 -115053;1361505391;gribble;There are currently 5050.5032 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 151511.635244 USD in total. -115052;1361505396;Bugpowder;;;bids 29 -115051;1361505398;gribble;There are currently 7131.364 bitcoins demanded at or over 29.0 USD, worth 209361.72919 USD in total. -115050;1361505517;Bowjob;We reached 30 high -115049;1361505518;Bowjob;GG fuckers -115048;1361505519;Bowjob;:D -115047;1361505717;Bowjob;;;ticker -115046;1361505717;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.89000, Best ask: 29.93314, Bid-ask spread: 0.04314, Last trade: 29.89000, 24 hour volume: 38502.76342113, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.00000, 24 hour vwap: 29.71217 -115045;1361505985;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12350 @ 0.00063705 = 7.8676 BTC [+] -115044;1361506029;Bugpowder;Bowjob: How is that S.DICE price doing??? -115043;1361506054;Bowjob;Profits seem to be up, that dump by erik didnt help speculators -115042;1361506066;Bugpowder;what dump? -115041;1361506070;Bowjob;But its no where near your 0.2 predictions -115040;1361506073;Bugpowder;did he sell another million? -115039;1361506090;Bowjob;i dont know, there was a recent sell of, who knows from where -115038;1361506096;Bowjob;*off -115037;1361506100;Bugpowder;I think he would ahve annouced it -115036;1361506110;Bowjob;could be from a profiteer -115035;1361506128;Namworld;Well someone selling 1+ million is not unheard of... -115034;1361506128;Bugpowder;Well. The funny thing is, right when a new address shows up with some decent coin, the selloff finally starts -115033;1361506130;Bowjob;It probably wont hit the 0.2 target price you're lookinh for -115032;1361506137;Bugpowder;We will see -115031;1361506144;Bugpowder;if more addresses come online -115030;1361506147;Bugpowder;then it wont -115029;1361506148;Bowjob;Maybe I'll sell just before the dividends -115028;1361506154;Bowjob;but I see a few baby whales -115027;1361506162;Bugpowder;It hasn't dropped after divvys last two times -115026;1361506167;Bugpowder;surprisingsly -115025;1361506173;Bowjob;probably down this time around -115024;1361506177;pigeons;yeah i would at least take your dividends -115023;1361506188;Bugpowder;Yah could be the last great month -115022;1361506192;Bowjob;well.. i speculate the dividends will go down -115021;1361506193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8848 @ 0.00063705 = 5.6366 BTC [+] -115020;1361506202;Bowjob;i mean the share price will go down -115019;1361506206;Bowjob;after the dividends -115018;1361506207;Bugpowder;Or we could just be warming up! -115017;1361506216;Bowjob;so i need to sell the shares before this thing tanks.. -115016;1361506219;Bowjob;or goes to the moon -115015;1361506251;Bowjob;right now its looking stable condition -115014;1361506260;Bowjob;pretty soon those whales will figure out they cant win.. lol -115013;1361506300;Bowjob;also it seems that bfl wont ship theirs this month -115012;1361506316;pigeons;yeah because gamblers always learn -115011;1361506427;Namworld;Bowjob: I'm pretty sure most already know they can't win... -115010;1361506428;Bowjob;We'll still go up from 30 -115009;1361506443;Namworld;and gamble for fun and to show they have lots of spare money -115008;1361506457;Bowjob;Theres this dude, proudhon.. quite a bear. if he turns into a bull, we know the things gonna crash -115007;1361506457;Bowjob;lol -115006;1361506485;Namworld;Thing is gonna crash no matter what -115005;1361506515;Bowjob;of course.. crash -115004;1361506515;Bugpowder;;;asks -115003;1361506515;gribble;(asks [--over] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoins for sale at or under . If '--over' option is given, find coins or at or over . -115002;1361506517;Bowjob;upwards -115001;1361506519;Bowjob;:) -115000;1361506522;Bugpowder;;;asks 30 -114999;1361506523;gribble;There are currently 3601.3139 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 108039.417301 USD in total. -114998;1361506525;Namworld;No, downward -114997;1361506528;Bugpowder;I'm taking 15% off the table -114996;1361506553;DeadWeasel;;ticker -114995;1361506553;Bugpowder;as soon as I get 6 confirms -114994;1361506555;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -114993;1361506556;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.91002, Best ask: 29.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08997, Last trade: 29.91000, 24 hour volume: 42286.15180078, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.00000, 24 hour vwap: 29.73967 -114992;1361506582;Namworld;and wall @ 30 is breaking -114991;1361506584;Bugpowder;the 30 wall is getting eaten fucking fast now that we are touching it -114990;1361506598;Bugpowder;people know that once it goes, we go up a dollar -114989;1361506599;Bugpowder;fast -114988;1361506683;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -114987;1361506684;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.05000, Best ask: 30.09999, Bid-ask spread: 0.04999, Last trade: 30.10000, 24 hour volume: 44229.13560627, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.10000, 24 hour vwap: 29.75268 -114986;1361506689;DeadWeasel;going -114985;1361506693;Bugpowder;gone -114984;1361506697;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -114983;1361506698;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.05000, Best ask: 30.17900, Bid-ask spread: 0.12900, Last trade: 30.17900, 24 hour volume: 44329.13560627, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.17900, 24 hour vwap: 29.75355 -114982;1361506703;DeadWeasel;fast -114981;1361506721;DeadWeasel;whales fucking slingshot us over -114980;1361506747;Bugpowder;time to pull my call sales -114979;1361506782;Namworld;yeah -114978;1361506870;DeadWeasel;um, whats a call sale? -114977;1361506879;DeadWeasel;you put in a sell at a $30? -114976;1361506890;DeadWeasel;ignoramus needs education -114975;1361506906;Bugpowder;mpex options -114974;1361506911;DeadWeasel;thx -114973;1361506916;Bowjob;suppose we hit 32 -114972;1361506919;Bowjob;the what -114971;1361506928;Bugpowder;I was selling $25, 26 and 27s. -114970;1361506996;DeadWeasel;then my investment is safe. and I'm making 1500, plus some btc left over to try to increase on lows/highs on gox -114969;1361507007;DeadWeasel;get my btc back on drops -114968;1361507138;Namworld;someone buy all my PT shares. I wanna be the guy who sells at the top. -114967;1361507152;Namworld;I'm holding too many shares right now. -114966;1361507161;DeadWeasel;pt shares? -114965;1361507177;Bugpowder;passthru/ -114964;1361507189;Bugpowder;argh -114963;1361507201;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -114962;1361507202;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.20000, Best ask: 30.23000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03000, Last trade: 30.20000, 24 hour volume: 44696.56851652, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.75824 -114961;1361507205;DeadWeasel;going to 31 -114960;1361507217;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -114959;1361507217;gribble;1 BTC = 30.30000 U.S. dollars = 22.6322079 Euros -114958;1361507223;Namworld;I'm selling S.DICE/S.MPOE/S.BBET on BTCT.co for those who can't pay 30 BTC for an MPEx account. -114957;1361507260;DeadWeasel;thank jebus, that wall is resetting down near 31 -114956;1361507265;DeadWeasel;we'll see though -114955;1361507282;Bowjob;guys -114954;1361507284;Bowjob;I figured it out -114953;1361507286;Bowjob;.!!! -114952;1361507291;Bowjob;Why the recent price surge -114951;1361507292;Bowjob;http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/08/22/dead_bear_killed_and_poached.jpg -114950;1361507292;DeadWeasel;;;asks 31.25 -114949;1361507294;gribble;There are currently 4662.0557 bitcoins offered at or under 31.25 USD, worth 143761.456325 USD in total. -114948;1361507294;Bowjob;:D -114947;1361507356;Namworld;lol... someone bought bitcoins and killed all the bears... -114946;1361507360;DeadWeasel;this is insane buying. plutocracy of whales -114945;1361507378;DeadWeasel;eatne up -114944;1361507412;Bugpowder;fuk u gox. I got 8 confirms -114943;1361507415;Bugpowder;where is my coins -114942;1361507427;DeadWeasel;me too -114941;1361507429;DeadWeasel;piss me off -114940;1361507456;Bugpowder;well -114939;1361507461;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 30 -114938;1361507463;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. -114937;1361507463;Bugpowder;maybe this will just make me more money -114936;1361507464;Bugpowder;lol -114935;1361507465;Chaang-Noi;hehe -114934;1361507467;DeadWeasel;ha -114933;1361507468;Bugpowder;;;asks 31 -114932;1361507469;gribble;There are currently 3364.4518 bitcoins offered at or under 31.0 USD, worth 103884.668102 USD in total. -114931;1361507471;DeadWeasel;awesome -114930;1361507475;Bugpowder;;;asks 32 -114929;1361507475;DeadWeasel;here we go -114928;1361507476;gribble;There are currently 13676.531 bitcoins offered at or under 32.0 USD, worth 431569.109649 USD in total. -114927;1361507501;Bowjob;This is some historic shit going on -114926;1361507520;DeadWeasel;stop before 32? -114925;1361507521;Bowjob;Guys are we growing too fast?? -114924;1361507524;DeadWeasel;next plateaut? -114923;1361507526;DeadWeasel;ahahaha -114922;1361507528;DeadWeasel;yes Bowjob -114921;1361507538;DeadWeasel;but profit now, ask questions later -114920;1361507542;Bowjob;LOL -114919;1361507543;DeadWeasel;it may crash, we buy back -114918;1361507543;Bowjob;:D -114917;1361507557;Bowjob;K, sell at 32, buy back at $1? -114916;1361507569;DeadWeasel;damn right, closer to 6-10, but yes -114915;1361507581;Namworld;I don't think it will crash to 1 this time. -114914;1361507584;Bowjob;Getting slightly nervous now -114913;1361507591;Namworld;We might just go to 50 and crash to 10. -114912;1361507593;Bowjob;We are going way too effing high -114911;1361507606;Bowjob;Id prefer 1-2 dollars per month -114910;1361507620;kakobrekla;too bad its not about what you prefer -114909;1361507621;Bugpowder;I would prefer $50 tonight -114908;1361507622;Bowjob;I made a bullshit prediction picture, lemme see if i can find it -114907;1361507636;pigeons;http://loophole4all.com/ -114906;1361507638;Bowjob;the real results are even better -114905;1361507652;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 5 @ 0.58 = 2.9 BTC [-] -114904;1361507657;DeadWeasel;they are good fun -114903;1361507692;DeadWeasel;3.42 K to get to 01 -114902;1361507695;DeadWeasel;31 -114901;1361507700;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -114900;1361507701;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.46999, Best ask: 30.47000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 30.46999, 24 hour volume: 45550.22658526, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.55000, 24 hour vwap: 29.77235 -114899;1361507771;DeadWeasel;struggle to break 31, sell bell curve around 31.50 -114898;1361507791;DeadWeasel;tiny transactoins, penny bot HAMMERING -114897;1361507792;Bowjob;how come gox shows at 30.5 -114896;1361507793;Bowjob;for me -114895;1361507794;DeadWeasel;UP UP UP -114894;1361507815;DeadWeasel;I just saw 30 buys at .10 up up up -114893;1361507830;DeadWeasel;someone is jamming this thing hard -114892;1361507836;Bugpowder;god -114891;1361507842;Bugpowder;I lost so much money on Seal -114890;1361507844;Bugpowder;seals -114889;1361507849;DeadWeasel;probably let lemming fill in, then dump at 6:50AM eastern time. -114888;1361507853;DeadWeasel;I've noticed that trend -114887;1361507858;Bugpowder;150BTC was not that much back when I started -114886;1361507863;Bugpowder;fuck an a -114885;1361507883;kakobrekla;yeah when i feel bad, i think of a pizza guy. -114884;1361507887;DeadWeasel;hahaha -114883;1361507889;DeadWeasel;pizza guy -114882;1361507900;DeadWeasel;he did a service to us all. the first real media -114881;1361507908;DeadWeasel;here's to pizza guy -114880;1361507921;Bugpowder;seriously though 9 confirms -114879;1361507924;Bugpowder;where are mah coins -114878;1361507929;Bugpowder;This is why its going up -114877;1361507929;DeadWeasel;i'm at 5 -114876;1361507934;Bugpowder;nobody can get their coins in -114875;1361507938;DeadWeasel;cos nobody can get btc in -114874;1361507943;Bugpowder;30.65 -114873;1361507946;kakobrekla;i have about 50 there -114872;1361507953;kakobrekla;if anyone wants em -114871;1361507972;Bugpowder;nah -114870;1361507979;Bugpowder;I will wait -114869;1361507992;Namworld;MtGox says: No one deposits/sell before we do... all sales suspended -114868;1361507997;Namworld;We rich, you suck -114867;1361508005;DeadWeasel;haha -114866;1361508009;DeadWeasel;true that -114865;1361508069;DeadWeasel;stuck on 5 txns -114864;1361508073;DeadWeasel;shittles -114863;1361508082;DeadWeasel;good times tonight, folks. -114862;1361508085;Bugpowder;funded -114861;1361508089;DeadWeasel;;;slap Bugpowder -114860;1361508101;DeadWeasel;;;slap truffles -114859;1361508107;DeadWeasel;;;slap DeadWeasel -114858;1361508111;DeadWeasel;nice -114857;1361508126;kakobrekla;stop with the unnecessary spam -114856;1361508130;Bugpowder;I'm gonna kitll the rally -114855;1361508133;DeadWeasel;sry -114854;1361508147;DeadWeasel;;;slap kakobrekla -114853;1361508149;DeadWeasel;i love you man -114852;1361508151;DeadWeasel;:) -114851;1361508204;DeadWeasel;put in your changes to my shite website, btw -114850;1361508207;DeadWeasel;good input -114849;1361508212;DeadWeasel;more will be done tomorrow -114848;1361508219;Namworld;BUGPOWDER, NOT YET! -114847;1361508233;Namworld;WAIT TILL THERE'S A LONG THIN LINE OF BIDS! -114846;1361508249;kakobrekla;THIS IS CAPS LOCK NATION -114845;1361508252;Namworld;then you can sell in multiple mini increments and crash like half a USD/BTC each time -114844;1361508257;Chaang-Noi;i cant load charts lol -114843;1361508265;kakobrekla;wtf is up with ppl here latley, all on drugs. -114842;1361508271;Bugpowder;gawd its so laggy -114841;1361508282;Bugpowder;I have asks below the bid price up for 2 minutes -114840;1361508282;DeadWeasel;gox is hammered -114839;1361508283;Bowjob;We are going to the moon landing! -114838;1361508288;Chaang-Noi;hmm, btc people now have a lot of btc... hmm what can they use them for.. drugs? :) -114837;1361508292;kakobrekla;silk road became too cheap with this btc value rise -114836;1361508297;kakobrekla;errybodys doing it -114835;1361508300;Bowjob;You know what.. this place is full of noise!! -114834;1361508311;Bowjob;The best strat.. is to buy bitcoins and forget them -114833;1361508312;Chaang-Noi;silk road going to be sold out pretty damn soon -114832;1361508324;Bowjob;check in 2 years and find youself a millionaire -114831;1361508328;Bowjob;but Nooooooooooooo -114830;1361508331;Namworld;Bowjob: except the private key, never forget that one. -114829;1361508340;Bowjob;no one simply gets out of bitcoin news -114828;1361508416;DeadWeasel;so, when it crashes, how to do by btc by CC? -114827;1361508420;DeadWeasel;:) -114826;1361508430;DeadWeasel;raised my limit just for that -114825;1361508444;kakobrekla;your actions are useless -114824;1361508449;kakobrekla;would assbot say. -114823;1361508504;Bowjob;Man. wheres my ASIC -114822;1361508505;Bowjob;lol -114821;1361508654;DeadWeasel;sells went up -114820;1361508655;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -114819;1361508656;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.24001, Best ask: 30.34990, Bid-ask spread: 0.10989, Last trade: 30.24001, 24 hour volume: 46512.50490835, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.78649 -114818;1361508665;DeadWeasel;got out at 30.4 -114817;1361508751;kakobrekla;where is your SL ant TP? -114816;1361508759;kakobrekla;and -114815;1361508791;DeadWeasel;less acronyms, more info -114814;1361508821;DeadWeasel;I'm a just small time douche who got in with his life savings and got out with 50% more, plus an extra 100btc to play with now -114813;1361508825;Bowjob;;;ask -114812;1361508825;gribble;Error: "ask" is not a valid command. -114811;1361508830;Bowjob;;;ticker -114810;1361508831;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.14601, Best ask: 30.35899, Bid-ask spread: 0.21298, Last trade: 30.35899, 24 hour volume: 46579.10632984, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.78865 -114809;1361508850;Bowjob;maybe someone wants to make the price of bitcoin the same as pi -114808;1361508858;Bowjob;but shift the decimal place over -114807;1361508875;kakobrekla;right -114806;1361508884;kakobrekla;less talk more read -114805;1361508919;DeadWeasel;i need more read, no doubt -114804;1361508933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4351 @ 0.00064073 = 2.7878 BTC [+] -114803;1361508934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064112 = 2.7703 BTC [+] -114802;1361508937;Bugpowder;Time to put the Tesla deposit down :) -114801;1361508937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3673 @ 0.00064113 = 2.3549 BTC [+] -114800;1361508950;DeadWeasel;3.14159265359 -114799;1361508986;Bugpowder;265358929323846264338327950288419713939937510 -114798;1361508993;Bugpowder;I think.... -114797;1361508996;Bowjob;how about 31.4159 -114796;1361508996;DeadWeasel;damn skippy -114795;1361508998;Bowjob;:) -114794;1361509011;DeadWeasel;close, with decimal errros -114793;1361509094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61524 @ 0.00064113 = 39.4449 BTC [+] -114792;1361509099;Bugpowder;Boom -114791;1361509100;Bugpowder;out -114790;1361509104;Bugpowder;done -114789;1361509121;Bugpowder;now let the rally continue -114788;1361509123;Bugpowder;PLEASE -114787;1361509130;Bugpowder;till tomorrow night at least -114786;1361509164;mircea_popescu;lol -114785;1361509166;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -114784;1361509167;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.10000, Best ask: 30.19999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 30.19999, 24 hour volume: 48532.80588620, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.80061 -114783;1361509173;Bowjob;Oh no!! -114782;1361509176;Bowjob;We are crashing -114781;1361509176;Bowjob;:/ -114780;1361509177;DeadWeasel;seems dead -114779;1361509281;DeadWeasel;dumped 2k in there -114778;1361509306;Bugpowder;btce needs to move a wall -114777;1361509373;Bowjob;I want a wall at 1000 -114776;1361509409;Diablo-D3;we need like 5 blocks right htis second -114775;1361509409;kakobrekla;spam detected -114774;1361509411;kakobrekla;manually -114773;1361509448;Bugpowder;TESSSSSSLA -114772;1361509463;Bowjob;I want a bored billionaire play around with BTC -114771;1361509473;DeadWeasel;me too -114770;1361509492;DeadWeasel;yes, got my btc out at 30.3 -114769;1361509494;DeadWeasel;now crash -114768;1361509514;Diablo-D3;you do realize -114767;1361509517;Diablo-D3;if I sell my btc now -114766;1361509523;Diablo-D3;btc will go straight to 60 -114765;1361509525;Bugpowder;it WILL GO UP -114764;1361509526;Bugpowder;YES -114763;1361509528;Bugpowder;SELL -114762;1361509528;Bugpowder;SELL -114761;1361509529;Bugpowder;SELL -114760;1361509550;Diablo-D3;when I sold a lot of them at 15 -114759;1361509551;Bowjob;ah you guys are hysterical -114758;1361509557;Diablo-D3;back before the last peak -114757;1361509563;Diablo-D3;a month later it hit the historical peak -114756;1361509571;assbot;terrible is what it is. -114755;1361509574;Bowjob;if someone bought at 32.. then forgot about btc -114754;1361509576;Bowjob;and check back now -114753;1361509580;Bowjob;tjheyd be.. hmm -114752;1361509582;Bowjob;nothing wrong -114751;1361509583;Bowjob;lol -114750;1361509590;Diablo-D3;lol -114749;1361509610;Bowjob;thats why.. we need to stop watching the markets -114748;1361509626;Diablo-D3;Im going to make some food -114747;1361509630;Diablo-D3;the send should be done by then -114746;1361509639;DeadWeasel;Bugpowder: go eat, it always goes up -114745;1361509644;Bugpowder;hehe -114744;1361509649;Bugpowder;time to drink actually -114743;1361509656;Bugpowder;We should do a vegas trip -114742;1361509656;DeadWeasel;me too -114741;1361509679;Diablo-D3;but yeahh, Im going to enjoy two monitors again -114740;1361509684;Diablo-D3;my productivity will go though the roof -114739;1361509695;DeadWeasel;two 24s is the shit -114738;1361509697;DeadWeasel;i love it -114737;1361509699;Bowjob;Now I actually want out of Dice now -114736;1361509705;Bugpowder;heh -114735;1361509706;DeadWeasel;me too -114734;1361509708;Bugpowder;I have 3 24s -114733;1361509713;Bugpowder;but -114732;1361509713;DeadWeasel;NICE! -114731;1361509713;Diablo-D3;I have a 26" 1920x1200 and my dead laptop -114730;1361509717;Bowjob;I have 49 shares -114729;1361509717;Bugpowder;its overkill -114728;1361509720;Bowjob;I mean 64 shares -114727;1361509720;DeadWeasel;hhahaha -114726;1361509721;Bowjob;mhm -114725;1361509721;Diablo-D3;IRC goes on the laptop so it doesnt distract me -114724;1361509728;Bugpowder;yeah -114723;1361509733;Bugpowder;2 24s for matlab -114722;1361509740;Bugpowder;1 24 for laptop -114721;1361509743;Bugpowder;and laptop -114720;1361509745;Bugpowder;ugh -114719;1361509749;Diablo-D3;well Im going to buy one of those monoprice 30s -114718;1361509752;Bugpowder;I am being irradiated -114717;1361509755;Diablo-D3;turn my 26 sideways for my mbp -114716;1361509760;Bugpowder;they make monitors now? -114715;1361509763;Diablo-D3;and then have my 30 for my desktop -114714;1361509769;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: YES -114713;1361509771;Diablo-D3;DUDE -114712;1361509782;Bugpowder;are they high quality? -114711;1361509796;Diablo-D3;http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=113&cp_id=11307&cs_id=1130703&p_id=10235&seq=1&format=1#largeimage -114710;1361509809;Diablo-D3;thats the single dvi version -114709;1361509815;Diablo-D3;http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=113&cp_id=11307&cs_id=1130703&p_id=10234&seq=1&format=1#largeimage -114708;1361509818;Diablo-D3;thats the shitload of ports version -114707;1361509822;Diablo-D3;both identically same monitor -114706;1361509829;Diablo-D3;uses the same IPS as all the other 30" IPS screens -114705;1361509832;Diablo-D3;no scaler, no buffer -114704;1361509833;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -114703;1361509833;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.19898, Best ask: 30.28730, Bid-ask spread: 0.08832, Last trade: 30.19898, 24 hour volume: 48629.35769652, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.80257 -114702;1361509844;Bugpowder;hmmm -114701;1361509850;Bugpowder;I may get one for work -114700;1361509882;kakobrekla;hm, euro dollars, better than btc i guess http://shrani.si/f/r/sY/4j1rT7UB/tmp3f19.png -114699;1361509910;DeadWeasel;http://www.rakuten.com/prod/24-wide-led-monitor/229409964.html?listingId=218720436 -114698;1361509913;DeadWeasel;good deal -114697;1361509951;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: well, I would consider getting 6 -114696;1361509953;Diablo-D3;but meh -114695;1361509962;Diablo-D3;thats just a tad overkill -114694;1361509987;DeadWeasel;plus you gotta mount them, good luck -114693;1361509993;Bowjob;;;ask -114692;1361509993;gribble;Error: "ask" is not a valid command. -114691;1361509996;Bowjob;;;ticker -114690;1361509996;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.00001, Best ask: 30.15045, Bid-ask spread: 0.15044, Last trade: 30.15045, 24 hour volume: 49645.07046157, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.80740 -114689;1361510004;Bowjob;Oh no! We are crashing!! -114688;1361510082;DeadWeasel;no -114687;1361510130;Bowjob;;;ticker -114686;1361510130;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.04084, Best ask: 30.15543, Bid-ask spread: 0.11459, Last trade: 30.15543, 24 hour volume: 49622.64900365, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.80752 -114685;1361510135;Bowjob;k nvm -114684;1361510135;Bowjob;klol -114683;1361510146;DeadWeasel;bids coming in -114682;1361510157;DeadWeasel;need some booze, brb -114681;1361510160;Bugpowder;asks coming in you mean -114680;1361510198;Bowjob;why dont we get warren buffet here and ask him if btc will go up or down -114679;1361510212;Diablo-D3;warren buffet doesnt give a shit about forex -114678;1361510219;Diablo-D3;he invests in value not made up shit -114677;1361510234;DeadWeasel;Diablo-D3: damn right -114676;1361510276;Diablo-D3;so, according to goxlive -114675;1361510287;Diablo-D3;it'd cost a million to go to 36 -114674;1361510296;Diablo-D3;which is only 25k btc -114673;1361510327;Diablo-D3;but to go to 26 it'd cost 40k btc, worth 1.2 million -114672;1361510332;Diablo-D3;so I think we're still going up -114671;1361510397;Bugpowder;Deep -114670;1361510412;Bugpowder;nope -114669;1361510414;Bugpowder;going down -114668;1361510459;Bugpowder;u no wat wuld be so fune -114667;1361510465;Bugpowder;if we crashed to 15 tonight -114666;1361510471;kakobrekla;well i admit it would be funny if we crashed hard now -114665;1361510472;Bugpowder;and my puts made money -114664;1361510480;Bugpowder;plz -114663;1361510489;Bowjob;no~ -114662;1361510492;Bugpowder;somehow i doubt it -114661;1361510503;Bowjob;we are going to the moon -114660;1361510522;Bugpowder;so when do you start buying again/ -114659;1361510524;Bugpowder;25 -114658;1361510526;DeadWeasel;someone big is still manipulating, possibly others too -114657;1361510528;Bugpowder;20? 15? -114656;1361510536;Bugpowder;manipulating? -114655;1361510541;Bugpowder;do you mean trying to sell shares? -114654;1361510545;Bugpowder;err coins? -114653;1361510567;Bowjob;buying single digits!! -114652;1361510579;DeadWeasel;i mean manipulating. pump dump. then settle the price for a while, pump dump, settle the price. using bots, and everything else illegal in SEC markets -114651;1361510590;Bugpowder;lol -114650;1361510591;mircea_popescu;ugh. -114649;1361510595;Bugpowder;none of that is illegal -114648;1361510598;mircea_popescu;you know, that makes absolutely no sense. -114647;1361510613;Bugpowder;2) markets do not need that to display their dynamics -114646;1361510614;DeadWeasel;mircea_popescu: it makes perfect sense. -114645;1361510618;Bowjob;Yes a dead bear! -114644;1361510619;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu nothign here does anymore :( -114643;1361510643;DeadWeasel;kakobrekla: ever more correct you are -114642;1361510649;DeadWeasel;i just have theories -114641;1361510653;DeadWeasel;just like the rest of you -114640;1361510665;DeadWeasel;twats -114639;1361510675;mircea_popescu;DeadWeasel listen. the theory whereby it is feasible to buy up a commodity in order to sell it later is nonsense. -114638;1361510681;kakobrekla;spam detected, manually. -114637;1361510683;mircea_popescu;you will spend more "fixing" the price than you'll make selling. -114636;1361510694;mircea_popescu;people keep trying. people always fail. -114635;1361510707;DeadWeasel;proof? -114634;1361510709;mircea_popescu;most recently the notable silver market cornering, read up on that. it wasted a billion dollar fortune -114633;1361510713;DeadWeasel;your opinion? -114632;1361510713;mircea_popescu;sigh. -114631;1361510722;DeadWeasel;just saying -114630;1361510745;mircea_popescu;;;google "the hunt brothers" -114629;1361510747;gribble;Nelson Bunker Hunt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Silver Thursday - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Educate Yourself - The Hunt Brothers and the Silver Bubble: -114628;1361510752;mircea_popescu;seriously, this is basic stuff. -114627;1361510756;Bugpowder;OP delivers -114626;1361510795;DeadWeasel;again, I just have opinions, and I've stated before, they are largely uneducated -114625;1361510801;mircea_popescu;"only new thing in this world is the history you didn't know". -114624;1361510803;DeadWeasel;so quit yer bitchin -114623;1361510845;DeadWeasel;got a problem with an uneducated twat, it's your problem. I'd love to be educated,but ya'll don't know shit more about this than anyone else. -114622;1361510862;DeadWeasel;guessing at this market is bullshit -114621;1361510873;mircea_popescu;so read up on the stuff! -114620;1361510907;DeadWeasel;the stuff. how could forget. who's stuff' -114619;1361510910;DeadWeasel;your stuff? -114618;1361510913;DeadWeasel;usagi's stuff? -114617;1361510917;DeadWeasel;pirates stuff? -114616;1361510924;DeadWeasel;jesus' stuff? -114615;1361510941;Bugpowder;I would start with MPs -114614;1361510946;Bugpowder;and then just stop -114613;1361510960;Bugpowder;LOL -114612;1361510961;Bugpowder;YES -114611;1361510963;DeadWeasel;MPs stuff is shite -114610;1361510970;DeadWeasel;no offense,but you write crap -114609;1361510970;Bugpowder;ok read wikipedia -114608;1361510983;DeadWeasel;wiki, i can work with that, but none of it applies to BTC -114607;1361510984;mircea_popescu;dude, srsly. the hunt brothers and their silvery misadventure. -114606;1361510999;mircea_popescu;da fuck none of it applies to btc. what is btc, a meteorite ? -114605;1361511016;kakobrekla;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteorite -114604;1361511037;DeadWeasel;thanks kakobrekla -114603;1361511046;Bugpowder;meteorits fall to earth -114602;1361511058;DeadWeasel;meteors do not -114601;1361511068;DeadWeasel;you should know, it's your business -114600;1361511118;mircea_popescu;well anyway, this entire "someone is mainipulating by buying to inflate the price to sell later" stuff is the economic equivalent of the perpetuum mobile machine. -114599;1361511124;mircea_popescu;you can't pull yourself up by your britches. -114598;1361511184;DeadWeasel;no, but you can manipulate, or the SEC wouldn't exist for legit markets -114597;1361511196;DeadWeasel;haha, usagi, you were there -114596;1361511201;DeadWeasel;when jesus was born -114595;1361511204;Bugpowder;what do you think HFT does all day long? -114594;1361511211;DeadWeasel;you took his gold, silver, and myrhh -114593;1361511227;DeadWeasel;i know, now i have to sacrifice my child. -114592;1361511252;mircea_popescu;yes well, the sec isn't there to do what you think it does i'm affraid. -114591;1361511293;DeadWeasel;it used to be. -114590;1361511297;DeadWeasel;not anyomore. -114589;1361511305;DeadWeasel;but the priciple applies -114588;1361511321;DeadWeasel;all the institutions have be co=opted by twats -114587;1361511338;DeadWeasel;that's why i like the blockchain -114586;1361511349;DeadWeasel;ain't no co-opting of that -114585;1361511349;Bugpowder;http://images.uncyc.org/en/3/3e/LeeWall_Destroy.gif -114584;1361511380;mircea_popescu;ok, ok, but natural laws still apply. -114583;1361511415;DeadWeasel;can't argue with that -114582;1361511448;DeadWeasel;because we don't want to -114581;1361511473;DeadWeasel;the world, as it is, in terms of society and politics and industry is dying -114580;1361511494;DeadWeasel;renewal comes soon, unless free energy intervenes. -114579;1361511505;BitHub;my penis is dying over this conversation -114578;1361511512;Bugpowder;time to tip clark moody -114577;1361511527;DeadWeasel;then I'm going to bed. gotta put up a few more buys for when it crashes. -114576;1361511530;Bugpowder;seriously -114575;1361511538;Bugpowder;what tha fuck would we do without that site -114574;1361511583;Bowjob;its Pump and dont dump -114573;1361512116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60 @ 0.00063705 = 0.0382 BTC [-] -114572;1361512118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4085 @ 0.00063402 = 2.59 BTC [-] -114571;1361512119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063293 = 2.7349 BTC [-] -114570;1361512129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.00063292 = 8.1014 BTC [-] -114569;1361512131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9784 @ 0.00063154 = 6.179 BTC [-] -114568;1361512884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063187 = 2.7303 BTC [+] -114567;1361512886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7279 @ 0.00063154 = 4.597 BTC [-] -114566;1361513806;novusordo;nah -114565;1361513823;novusordo;we'll build a distributed decentralized society -114564;1361513831;novusordo;where we mine for our libraries and hospitals -114563;1361513855;novusordo;early adopters get more knowledge and better medical treatment -114562;1361513883;novusordo;yes, of society -114561;1361513897;Namworld;It's more of a problem that being altruistic tends to get you 10 leeches stuck on you... -114560;1361513971;Namworld;If there's no group in power to make rules/exclude, for one person building stuff for the community, 10 will smooch off of that work without contributing. -114559;1361514019;Namworld;Like people who just love working... -114558;1361514027;Namworld;workaholics -114557;1361514046;Bugpowder;the goal is to become a power broker -114556;1361514057;Bugpowder;looking forward to being one! -114555;1361514075;Bowjob;Actually I think we are the early adopters -114554;1361514102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064104 = 2.7699 BTC [+] -114553;1361514103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10674 @ 0.00064113 = 6.8434 BTC [+] -114552;1361514105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5525 @ 0.00064222 = 3.5483 BTC [+] -114551;1361514420;Bowjob;anyone here watched Code Geass? -114550;1361514425;Bowjob;I just realized something -114549;1361514469;Diablo-D3;meh -114548;1361514473;Diablo-D3;I was going to -114547;1361514476;Diablo-D3;then I realized how retarded it was -114546;1361514486;Diablo-D3;and Im the guy that likes giant robots -114545;1361514503;Bowjob;C.C. Loved pizza -114544;1361514511;Bowjob;and C.C. was helping lelouch with his rebellion -114543;1361514519;Bowjob;Bitcoins, are designed as a fuck you to the feds, in short a rebellion to the feds -114542;1361514528;Bowjob;and bitcoiners love pizza -114541;1361514535;Bowjob;so much that hey paid 10,000 BTC for 2 pizzas -114540;1361514544;Bowjob;Bitcoin = Code Geass rebellion!! -114539;1361514553;Bowjob;Satoshi = zero!! -114538;1361514559;Bowjob;http://satoshidice.com/ -114537;1361514562;Bowjob;the chick is CC -114536;1361514565;Bowjob;with her green hair -114535;1361514573;Bowjob;it all makes sense now -114534;1361514591;Bowjob;In the end we see Satoshi sacking himself for the good of everyone -114533;1361514600;Bowjob;but not after crazy shit happens -114532;1361514709;Bowjob;ASICs are like the new mainframes -114531;1361514743;Bowjob;Oh, and it just happened that http://codegeass.wikia.com/wiki/Avalon -114530;1361514750;Bowjob;!!! -114529;1361514753;Bowjob;Fuck I knew it -114528;1361514758;Bowjob;this thing is a whole setup -114527;1361514774;Bowjob;Yes! -114526;1361514776;Bowjob;Avalon is -114525;1361514793;BitHub;is that what i preordered? -114524;1361514794;Bowjob;All hail zero!! -114523;1361514796;Bowjob;Yes! -114522;1361514798;BitHub;scammers -114521;1361514807;Bowjob;IT does !! -114520;1361514809;Bowjob;Right?? -114519;1361514810;Bowjob;Desho? -114518;1361514856;Bowjob;BFL are those eunuchs.. who didnt deliver shit -114517;1361514869;Bowjob;wait thats bASIC -114516;1361514898;Bowjob;We need an ASIC company named Freja.. that'd be awesome -114515;1361515003;Bowjob;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Bernanke -114514;1361515021;Bowjob;that's charles -114513;1361515030;Bowjob;one of his children is satoshi -114512;1361515037;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -114511;1361515038;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.04001, Best ask: 30.16900, Bid-ask spread: 0.12899, Last trade: 30.04001, 24 hour volume: 51240.83998307, 24 hour low: 29.31100, 24 hour high: 30.65000, 24 hour vwap: 29.82270 -114510;1361515091;Bowjob;Omg.. and another thing -114509;1361515098;Bowjob;one of the FGPAs of Avalon -114508;1361515102;Bowjob;is called Lancelot -114507;1361515106;Bowjob;O_O -114506;1361515121;Bowjob;Yifu = Suzaku??? -114505;1361515187;Bowjob;I bet someone with Geass here keep telling people to buy buy buy -114504;1361515233;Bowjob;It sucks that I can't really watch anime -114503;1361515235;Bowjob;coz of bitcoin -114502;1361515235;Bowjob;fuck -114501;1361515241;Bowjob;my priorites are backward -114500;1361515242;Bowjob;lol -114499;1361515266;Bowjob;usagi, watched hxh? -114498;1361540269;DeadWeasel;apparently, Bowjob -- you've been right every time you said that so far -114497;1361541600;DeadWeasel;anybody use yubikeys? -114496;1361541680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064242 = 2.7759 BTC [+] -114495;1361541682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00064251 = 10.2802 BTC [+] -114494;1361541684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4929 @ 0.00064252 = 3.167 BTC [+] -114493;1361542480;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -114492;1361542483;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.07595 / 0.07595 / 0.07595 (8 shares, 0.61 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06540414 / 0.089 (338 shares, 22.11 BTC) -114491;1361542491;thestringpuller;why the fuck is no one buying IDIFF? -114490;1361542665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064161 = 2.7724 BTC [-] -114489;1361542667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12579 @ 0.00064196 = 8.0752 BTC [+] -114488;1361542686;BitHub;whats your favasset exchange? -114487;1361543217;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that's a mystery for the ages. -114486;1361543343;gribble;885 -114485;1361543988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063935 = 2.7626 BTC [-] -114484;1361543990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00063914 = 10.2262 BTC [-] -114483;1361543992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6251 @ 0.00063913 = 3.9952 BTC [-] -114482;1361545882;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -114481;1361545884;gribble;Current Blocks: 222530 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1245 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 16 hours, 26 minutes, and 40 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -114480;1361546860;jurov;ohh the other futures were discontinued? MUST FIX -114479;1361546950;error4733;+3000 BTC profit for the last 1000 bet (2days) 2500 above EV ! -114478;1361546980;error4733;S.Dice run good ! -114477;1361547077;DeadWeas1l;http://uncrunched.com/2013/02/21/the-department-of-homeland-security-stole-my-boat-today/ -114476;1361547110;DeadWeasel;fingerling potatoes? -114475;1361547328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1531 @ 0.00587398 = 8.9931 BTC [+] -114474;1361547361;DeadWeasel;yeah, he'll get it back, I just hope it gets out there in the media more. -114473;1361547366;DeadWeasel;so people are more wary. -114472;1361547384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00598363 = 2.9918 BTC [+] -114471;1361547414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0060899 = 1.827 BTC [+] -114470;1361548256;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -114469;1361548259;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -114468;1361548268;gribble;Current Blocks: 222536 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1239 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 13 hours, 19 minutes, and 1 second | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -114467;1361548308;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.0873 = 0.1746 BTC [-] -114466;1361548369;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -114465;1361549262;mjr__;;;ticker -114464;1361549263;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.61955, Best ask: 30.76200, Bid-ask spread: 0.14245, Last trade: 30.76200, 24 hour volume: 55152.61716662, 24 hour low: 29.42000, 24 hour high: 30.76200, 24 hour vwap: 30.03966 -114463;1361549551;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24hprc -114462;1361549552;gribble;30.06 -114461;1361549613;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.008 = 0.016 BTC [+] -114460;1361550798;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 31.99 -114459;1361550800;gribble;There are currently 7044.8875 bitcoins offered at or under 31.99 USD, worth 221886.66444 USD in total. -114458;1361550852;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -114457;1361550855;gribble;Current Blocks: 222545 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1230 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 12 hours, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 3191474.41456 | Estimated Percent Change: -12.58657 -114456;1361550881;ThickAsThieves;why do the stats dip like that this time of day? -114455;1361550975;Bugpowder;weird -114454;1361550989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00609 = 30.45 BTC [+] -114453;1361551048;mircea_popescu;yeah. -114452;1361551055;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.68010003 = 3.4005 BTC [-] -114451;1361551057;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.6801 = 6.1209 BTC [-] -114450;1361551058;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.68 = 6.8 BTC [-] -114449;1361551058;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.68 = 2.04 BTC [-] -114448;1361551060;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.675 = 3.375 BTC [-] -114447;1361551061;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.674 = 1.348 BTC [-] -114446;1361551062;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.67 = 1.34 BTC [-] -114445;1361551063;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.665 = 3.99 BTC [-] -114444;1361551064;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.66 = 2.64 BTC [-] -114443;1361551065;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.637 = 2.548 BTC [-] -114442;1361551067;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -114441;1361551068;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.77586, Best ask: 30.79999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02413, Last trade: 30.77586, 24 hour volume: 53263.39730356, 24 hour low: 29.42000, 24 hour high: 30.84000, 24 hour vwap: 30.07494 -114440;1361551078;mircea_popescu;sweet. -114439;1361551133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00609 = 30.45 BTC [+] -114438;1361551158;Bugpowder;large ask on S.DICE up -114437;1361551176;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 31 @ 0.637 = 19.747 BTC [-] -114436;1361551177;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 19 @ 0.62151 = 11.8087 BTC [-] -114435;1361551182;topace;DING DING DING -- Havelock now has 1,000,000 shares -114434;1361551196;Bugpowder;Thats a lot of coins -114433;1361551215;ThickAsThieves;http://bitbet.us/bet/255/s-dice-profit-falls-in-february/ -114432;1361551219;topace;Market Cap ฿6215.1000 (~$188006.78) -114431;1361551220;topace;indeed -114430;1361551269;mircea_popescu;well done -114429;1361551317;mircea_popescu;who knew running PTs can be that lucrative, there's what, like 4-5 btc on the spread right there ? -114428;1361551337;pigeons;plus th 5% dividend rake -114427;1361551385;topace;indeed -114426;1361551427;mircea_popescu;honest money at least. -114425;1361551862;error4733;@thickAsThieves : in BTC or $ ? -114424;1361551905;ThickAsThieves;? -114423;1361551912;error4733;if you look in $, pretty same result, no free fall. 395K to 360k still one week -114422;1361551924;error4733;s.dice profit -114421;1361551938;ThickAsThieves;s.dice doesnt deal in USD -114420;1361551945;error4733;:/ -114419;1361551984;ThickAsThieves;bet is in "bitcoin" category after all -114418;1361551991;error4733;yep easy bet if you not correct with the btc rise -114417;1361552021;ThickAsThieves;anything can happen in the next week though -114416;1361552030;ThickAsThieves;whale can spend 10k -114415;1361552113;error4733;at 30$ ? :/ -114414;1361552117;Bugpowder;no he can't -114413;1361552126;Bugpowder;check the address balances. -114412;1361552142;error4733;he is dry ? -114411;1361552156;Bugpowder;Has had 3k left since Feb 4th -114410;1361552159;error4733;no way he blow up ALL his coin... -114409;1361552160;Bugpowder;out of 40k -114408;1361552168;ThickAsThieves;doesnt mean it's all he has -114407;1361552177;Bugpowder;there is a new address though -114406;1361552177;ThickAsThieves;and that there aren't other whales -114405;1361552178;error4733;yep it's the S.dice wallet :) -114404;1361552184;Bugpowder;that has about 3-4k too -114403;1361552194;Bugpowder;so that person could drive the profits -114402;1361552233;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1Hz5FxwF5XYk1Emqf43Q2Vo5uUzqb7BhtM -114401;1361552237;Bugpowder;oops he is out too -114400;1361552239;ThickAsThieves;only need about 720 or so BTC profit per day to break the bet -114399;1361552249;Bugpowder;did he lose it all yesterday?? -114398;1361552268;ThickAsThieves;no profit yesterday i think -114397;1361552374;ThickAsThieves;but it's been nearly a day since doog's last report -114396;1361552425;ThickAsThieves;well, not nearly, but plenty of time for a whale to lose his btc -114395;1361552471;error4733;nothing big today -114394;1361552511;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 10 @ 0.0021 = 0.021 BTC [-] -114393;1361552528;mircea_popescu;how's the small bets ? -114392;1361552534;mircea_popescu;prolly a better long term indicator i'd guess -114391;1361552558;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 90 @ 0.0021 = 0.189 BTC [-] -114390;1361552558;error4733;oups my bad, +2K since last dooglu update -114389;1361552602;error4733;i monitore only +4 bet -114388;1361552807;error4733;Haha last 470 bet on s.dice : EV = 188 Result : 2134... 2K above EV. Please, a nice final week like in january -114387;1361553051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006418 = 2.7732 BTC [+] -114386;1361553051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10421 @ 0.00064196 = 6.6899 BTC [+] -114385;1361553053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 258 @ 0.00064252 = 0.1658 BTC [+] -114384;1361553280;mircea_popescu;error4733 you know one of these days its going to go well under ev. -114383;1361553281;mircea_popescu;it has to. -114382;1361553331;Ukto;BitFunder is now trading backed AUD/USD/CAD. https://bitfunder.com/asset/FIAT.USD for example. -114381;1361553333;Ukto;Have a nice day., -114380;1361553335;error4733;not with small bet -114379;1361553383;error4733;you can't beat house edge on long term -114378;1361553450;error4733;obv with 3 whales & a bad run... it's possible -114377;1361553540;mircea_popescu;listen, you can't beat house edge on INFINITE term. -114376;1361553549;mircea_popescu;it's possible to beat it on a term of any arbitrary finite length -114375;1361553682;error4733;sure, but more small bet mean you reduce variance i'm a math genius, i know -114374;1361553748;mircea_popescu;:p -114373;1361554011;jurov;hi Ukto, what's your plan with FIAT.USD? you will offer the shares yourself? -114372;1361554098;Ukto;I dont offer the shares -114371;1361554099;Ukto;you do -114370;1361554108;Ukto;or rather, any user -114369;1361554117;Ukto;any user can deposit their USD from weex into bitfunder -114368;1361554127;Ukto;which are auto converted to 1 share FIAT.USD per $1 USD -114367;1361554148;jurov;what's the advantage over buying bitcoins directly? -114366;1361554166;Ukto;this is buying fiats -114365;1361554169;Ukto;with bitcoins -114364;1361554176;Ukto;not buying bitcoins -114363;1361554178;Ukto;:P -114362;1361554189;Ukto;these basicaly make a reverse market -114361;1361554207;Ukto;withdrawing any number of shares of FIAT.USD (or other currencies) to WeExchange automatically converts X shares to X dollars of that currency -114360;1361554279;mircea_popescu;so basically like an exchange. -114359;1361554286;Ukto;yes, its a reverse exchange -114358;1361554289;Ukto;for those assets -114357;1361554301;mjr__;guys! only $969 to go :) -114356;1361554305;mircea_popescu;ok, so you're merging bitfunder and what was it called, uex ? -114355;1361554310;Ukto;weex -114354;1361554312;Ukto;and not merging -114353;1361554314;mjr__;lol jk -114352;1361554316;Ukto;:P -114351;1361554331;Ukto;BF is just taking more advantage of the merchant system offered by weex -114350;1361554375;jurov;i mean, selling FIAT.USD is fully equivalent to buying bitcoins, no? -114349;1361554391;Ukto;sure. You can look at it from that point of view. -114348;1361554407;Ukto;You could also say buying FIAT.USD is selling bitcoins. -114347;1361554429;Ukto;But in fact, you are buying USD with btc. -114346;1361554436;Ukto;If you follow the terminology. -114345;1361554454;Ukto;:D -114344;1361554466;Ukto;Either way, someone asked for it, i said sure why not, and did it. -114343;1361554477;ThickAsThieves;so it's an exchange on exchange -114342;1361554486;Ukto;No... it's an exchange. -114341;1361554489;ThickAsThieves;:) -114340;1361554491;Ukto;No one said it could only be 'assets' -114339;1361554501;Ukto;and the currencies ARE assets in this form -114338;1361554506;ThickAsThieves;will you also make it possible to buy shares of any stock with USD? -114337;1361554512;Ukto;they DO have a name.. its not liek they are done to the cent -114336;1361554517;Ukto;No -114335;1361554530;Ukto;You cannot buy shares of an asset, with shares from another asset -114334;1361554551;ThickAsThieves;why not just support USD within BF? -114333;1361554556;ThickAsThieves;directly -114332;1361554575;Ukto;Legal reasons. -114331;1361554579;ThickAsThieves;word -114330;1361554587;Ukto;also, BitFunder is not there to support USD, etc -114329;1361554591;Ukto;it is there to support BTC. -114328;1361554621;BitHub;word fiat scares me -114327;1361554649;Ukto;If asked "What do you do with mined bitcoins?" 'I can BUY USD with it.' -114326;1361554653;Ukto;That is an accurate statement. -114325;1361554669;Ukto;Rather than the previous limitation of 'I can SELL it for USD' -114324;1361554723;ThickAsThieves;seems like a thin court defense, but i know nothing of the laws -114323;1361554735;Ukto;defense for what? -114322;1361554741;Ukto;and what court? -114321;1361554747;ThickAsThieves;well you said not supporting USD for legal reasons -114320;1361554752;ThickAsThieves;but this isnt much different -114319;1361554752;Ukto;Correct. -114318;1361554762;ThickAsThieves;like i said, i'm no lawyer -114317;1361554768;ThickAsThieves;but it's effectively the same -114316;1361554774;Ukto;You misunderstand. -114315;1361554790;Ukto;BitFunder will not let you hold USD as an eWallet. -114314;1361554796;Ukto;to use/spend as you please -114313;1361554805;Ukto;you do not have USD in your account on BF -114312;1361554811;ThickAsThieves;but 1 FIATUSD = $1 constantly -114311;1361554817;Ukto;you have shares that may be traded out for USD by another entity -114310;1361554838;Ukto;yes -114309;1361554845;Ukto;we are not breaking any eWallet laws -114308;1361554856;Ukto;you cant spend FIATUSD can you? -114307;1361554870;ThickAsThieves;although i suppose i could sell 1 FIATUSD for more or less than $1 worth of BTC -114306;1361554887;Ukto;the market can valuate the usd aginst the BTC however it wants -114305;1361554890;Ukto;as it does currently. -114304;1361554893;ThickAsThieves;word -114303;1361554911;Ukto;My comment about legal reasons, was ment to be very broad, not specific. :) -114302;1361554926;ThickAsThieves;is this the only asset exchange that has somethng like this? -114301;1361554937;BitHub;so if i have a few g's in a certain currency can i float it as an asset onbf? -114300;1361554941;Ukto;Yes. -114299;1361554943;BitHub;of -114298;1361554951;Ukto;BitHub: you could try. -114297;1361554954;Ukto;I wont stop you -114296;1361554975;BitHub;is this kind of what this is? i've been following but a bit lost -114295;1361554976;Ukto;The diffrence is that people can instantly exchange the FIAT.*'s for real currency via BF/Weex -114294;1361555010;Ukto;for example, on BF, if you goto the transactions page -114293;1361555018;BitHub;ahh okey so instead of sending btc back to weex i can send these fiat.usd or buy em and it'll instantly show up as fiat on weex -114292;1361555019;Ukto;you will see you can withdraw AUD,CAD,USD shares -114291;1361555024;Ukto;yes -114290;1361555045;Ukto;you can deposit 'shares' from weex of any currency, or withdraw them -114289;1361555068;BitHub;cool -114288;1361555080;BitHub;only these shares or all the ones on bf? -114287;1361555095;Ukto;yes. -114286;1361555108;Ukto;for example, if you have 10 AUD in weex -114285;1361555116;Ukto;you can deposit it into BF for 10 FIAT.AUD shares -114284;1361555118;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -114283;1361555119;gribble;1 BTC = 31.29999 U.S. dollars = 23.6941635 Euros -114282;1361555126;Ukto;you can then place them for sale at whatever rate per AUD you want. -114281;1361555141;Ukto;if I buy those 10, I can choose to withdraw them to weex, and have 10 AUD in weex. -114280;1361555156;BitHub;nice -114279;1361555175;BitHub;so when you going to hit up all the countries that have a closed exchanged? :P -114278;1361555180;BitHub;that would be pretty amazing -114277;1361555182;Ukto;now think about that, with the big project for BF I am working in. ;) -114276;1361555210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063925 = 2.7622 BTC [-] -114275;1361555211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 271 @ 0.00063913 = 0.1732 BTC [-] -114274;1361555226;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -114273;1361555238;gribble;Current Blocks: 222554 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1221 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 10 hours, 40 minutes, and 58 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -114272;1361555885;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00979 BTC [+] -114271;1361556009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064239 = 2.7758 BTC [+] -114270;1361556011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36350 @ 0.00064252 = 23.3556 BTC [+] -114269;1361556013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13122 @ 0.00064286 = 8.4356 BTC [+] -114268;1361556194;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 31.99 -114267;1361556196;gribble;There are currently 5754.009 bitcoins offered at or under 31.99 USD, worth 181961.646777 USD in total. -114266;1361556457;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146009.0 -114265;1361556615;mircea_popescu; Rather than the previous limitation of 'I can SELL it for USD' << this is a good point for sure. -114264;1361557319;ThickAsThieves;http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2013/feb/21/online-poker-bill-moves-forward-nevada-legislature/ -114263;1361557444;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -114262;1361557510;kakobrekla;if its legal no need to use btc -114261;1361557519;kakobrekla;just stick with dat stupid dollars -114260;1361557647;ThickAsThieves;a job for mpoe-pr? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=145919.0 -114259;1361557660;Ukto;fucking retarded government -114258;1361557667;Ukto;make it illegal -114257;1361557670;Ukto;wipe out the competition -114256;1361557677;Ukto;and then make it legal again for the big boys -114255;1361557721;BitHub;that's how its always been -114254;1361557733;Ukto;I know. just shadey. -114253;1361557742;mircea_popescu;Ukto yep exactly. -114252;1361557752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063915 = 2.7618 BTC [-] -114251;1361557753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14179 @ 0.00063913 = 9.0622 BTC [-] -114250;1361557761;mircea_popescu;big boys can be bothered to jump through all the hoops to bribe you -114249;1361557767;mircea_popescu;small timers couldn't do it anyway. -114248;1361557783;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves why ? -114247;1361557806;ThickAsThieves;nvm, i just started reading when i linked -114246;1361557866;ThickAsThieves;mpoe-pr is a "skidmark" hehe -114245;1361557897;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.686 = 5.488 BTC [+] -114244;1361557945;kakobrekla;sadly there are just 2 places in this whole economy where one can make any serious coin -114243;1361557955;kakobrekla;just had a short discussion over this -114242;1361558308;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves ya well, one doesn't need five cents to have an opinion, -114241;1361558311;mircea_popescu;beauty of the interwebs. -114240;1361559374;pigeons;ukto i'll scroll up and read about FIAT, but what's up with https://bitfunder.com/asset/ASIC.COOP and https://bitfunder.com/asset/Biz27B-6 -114239;1361559402;Ukto;what about them? -114238;1361559433;pigeons;who are they? -114237;1361559445;Ukto;ASIC.COOP is ciuciu it was a prev glbse asset -114236;1361559460;pigeons;that guy's a nut! -114235;1361559484;Ukto;I am just here to help -114234;1361559491;pigeons;well, i guess when mircea_popescu is the standard, being nuts isn't a disqualifier -114233;1361559494;kakobrekla;reglbsed. -114232;1361559516;mircea_popescu;i am nuts now ?! -114231;1361559524;pigeons;you're not? -114230;1361559530;Ukto;.. havent you always been? -114229;1361559530;Ukto;;) -114228;1361559537;pigeons;not that there's anything wrong with it... -114227;1361559575;pigeons;what about the super secret "we can't stop you from buyinf our secret not-for-you shares?" -114226;1361559585;Ukto;dont ask me -114225;1361559590;Ukto;i told him he needs to specify stuff -114224;1361559593;Ukto;or ppl will ignore it -114223;1361559614;Ukto;he does supposedly have something to back it -114222;1361559619;Ukto;hes just too scared to talk abou tit -114221;1361559623;Ukto;afraid of legal issues -114220;1361559676;mod6;wat -114219;1361559692;Ukto;yeah, I rolled my eyes, said w/e -114218;1361559701;mod6;how's it goin -assets? -114217;1361559715;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064293 = 3.2147 BTC [+] -114216;1361559717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064294 = 2.7781 BTC [+] -114215;1361559718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1733 @ 0.00064311 = 1.1145 BTC [+] -114214;1361559791;jurov;this is true nut: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101771.msg1407323#msg1407323 -114213;1361559796;jurov;not our mircea -114212;1361559814;Ukto;honestly -114211;1361559816;Ukto;I think were all nuts -114210;1361559817;Ukto;heh -114209;1361559821;Ukto;bitcoin... pfft -114208;1361559830;jurov;In 2009 I was beaten nearly to death by a man with a tire Iron and have not been able to maintain a normal job sence which is why I fell inlove with bitcoins so much -114207;1361559844;mircea_popescu;?! -114206;1361559861;jurov;just an excerpt from said url -114205;1361559864;mod6;that guy is on beat-down status -114204;1361559876;mod6;car accident and got beat with a tire iron!? -114203;1361559898;mod6;that sux -114202;1361559995;pigeons;crazy stuff -114201;1361559996;jurov;so, there are not yet relisted cases n the scene, ukto beware :D -114200;1361560027;Ukto;.. what? -114199;1361560103;jurov;the MMM above -114198;1361560116;Ukto;mmm? -114197;1361560153;jurov;the thread is about mmm glbse stuff -114196;1361560261;jurov;issued by a man with 15day migraines :( -114195;1361561386;jurov;;;ticker -114194;1361561387;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.11001, Best ask: 31.14856, Bid-ask spread: 0.03855, Last trade: 31.09901, 24 hour volume: 56442.79364155, 24 hour low: 29.67001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.27998 -114193;1361561398;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -114192;1361561399;gribble;1 BTC = 31.09901 U.S. dollars = 23.5242133 Euros -114191;1361561437;jurov;mpoe results will be very interesting -114190;1361561469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006431 = 2.7788 BTC [-] -114189;1361561471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3267 @ 0.00064311 = 2.101 BTC [+] -114188;1361561474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00064312 = 10.2899 BTC [+] -114187;1361561476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3912 @ 0.00064314 = 2.516 BTC [+] -114186;1361561483;jurov;mircea_popescu, you said maybe you'll do the report tomorrow morning instead of in the night, have you decided? -114185;1361561545;mircea_popescu;iirc what i said was that i'll publish the report and then wait a day for any errors / complaints before making payments -114184;1361561728;jurov;ah so! -114183;1361561748;jurov;Please include the vwap used into the report. -114182;1361561762;jurov;especially now it's changing wildly -114181;1361561800;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -114180;1361561801;gribble;30.27 -114179;1361561819;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 25 @ 0.3499 = 8.7475 BTC [-] -114178;1361561821;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -114177;1361561989;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -114176;1361561990;gribble;30.27 -114175;1361561999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00063937 = 1.5345 BTC [-] -114174;1361563108;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/least-likely-to-succeed-character-the-upseller/ -114173;1361563126;mircea_popescu;i should probably start selling my own brand of napalm -114172;1361563129;mircea_popescu;for customer support -114171;1361563771;jurov;well,everyone has something to get angry over -114170;1361563817;jurov;btw, i came up with better analogy with the NAT problem... it's like telephone from which you can make outgoing calls only -114169;1361563849;mod6;i like this: -114168;1361563850;mod6;The reason I take the time to type out a response like that is because I enjoy treating people I don’t know like they’re actual human beings, take them seriously and so forth. -114167;1361563853;jurov;just because phone company depleted all numbers can't/doesn't -114166;1361563855;mod6;^^^ -114165;1361563886;jurov;can't/doesn't make phone numbers longer -114164;1361563887;mod6;the "investment" statment was a bit bizzare -114163;1361563902;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.27 = 0.81 BTC [-] -114162;1361563904;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.26392 BTC [-] -114161;1361564288;mod6;ugh, have been sick as hell the last 2 weeks. :/ -114160;1361564292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00063937 = 1.6624 BTC [-] -114159;1361564294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063936 = 2.7627 BTC [-] -114158;1361564294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4179 @ 0.00063926 = 2.6715 BTC [-] -114157;1361564331;mod6;starting to feel better today thouhg. -114156;1361564334;mod6;*though -114155;1361564375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064301 = 2.7784 BTC [+] -114154;1361564377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3679 @ 0.00064314 = 2.3661 BTC [+] -114153;1361564420;mod6;!ticker m s.mpoe -114152;1361564422;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062729 / 0.00063605 / 0.00064314 (1284428 shares, 816.97 BTC), 7D: 0.000622 / 0.00064942 / 0.00068894 (10515301 shares, 6,828.92 BTC), 30D: 0.00059517 / 0.00066478 / 0.0007 (72318162 shares, 48,076.07 BTC) -114151;1361565125;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00591 = 0.591 BTC [-] -114150;1361565127;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 740 @ 0.0059 = 4.366 BTC [-] -114149;1361565171;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.00589 = 0.0589 BTC [-] -114148;1361565173;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 25 @ 0.00588 = 0.147 BTC [-] -114147;1361565245;mod6;so is ripple dead yet? -114146;1361565486;pigeons;well the new system operaters are trying to discourage calling trust lines "credit" I noticed -114145;1361565518;mod6;ahh. ok. i was wondering how (or why) a system of credit would need to be established... -114144;1361565552;mircea_popescu; btw, i came up with better analogy with the NAT problem... it's like telephone from which you can make outgoing calls only << pretty much the only way to use a phone. -114143;1361565571;swhitt;anyone know how to contact evoorhees? -114142;1361565583;swhitt;someone just successfully pulled off a doublespend attack on sdice -114141;1361565584;iz;you can also answer a ringing phone -114140;1361565588;mircea_popescu;he idles here sometimes swhitt -114139;1361565597;mircea_popescu;hm, link ? -114138;1361565599;iz;a ringing phone with NAT would require port forwards -114137;1361565608;swhitt;I was playing, this was my original losing bet -114136;1361565618;swhitt;https://blockchain.info/tx-index/55341372 -114135;1361565622;swhitt;258 bytes -114134;1361565628;jurov;oh, mircea_popescu doesn't need to answer phones, he's got people for that -114133;1361565630;swhitt;then a new block came in with a txn not in the mempool -114132;1361565632;swhitt;https://blockchain.info/tx/3947b301d36aecb53fc0c060b7815db1b426cc71dae9e2dcb2a0064bce818cd1 -114131;1361565633;iz;haha -114130;1361565642;swhitt;same inputs and outputs but 1 additional byte, I believe OP_FALSE -114129;1361565648;swhitt;which doesn't need to be signed -114128;1361565652;mircea_popescu;jurov literally. what am i to answer a phone !? "don't call us, we'll call you to an artform" -114127;1361565652;swhitt;so the txid changed -114126;1361565664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 185 @ 0.006 = 1.11 BTC [-] -114125;1361565675;jcpham;hello mircea_popescu -114124;1361565687;mircea_popescu;swhitt did s.dice pay both ? -114123;1361565691;mircea_popescu;jcpham heya jcpham! -114122;1361565696;swhitt;mircea_popescu: yes -114121;1361565712;swhitt;it payed my original losing bet -114120;1361565722;swhitt;and then it paid the attacked confirmed bet -114119;1361565729;mod6;I saw something on btctalk about some new ways to try to exploit double-spends against s.dice. not sure if its effective... -114118;1361565738;maximian;evoorhees says that they do suffer double-spends from time to time -114117;1361565739;mod6;maybe it was yesterday... -114116;1361565767;swhitt;it looked like the doublespend attack person is working with a miner -114115;1361565770;maximian;and that they implement fixes accordingly -114114;1361565780;swhitt;the attack bets were not in my mempool -114113;1361565784;swhitt;but they showed up in a block -114112;1361565790;mircea_popescu;swhitt i sent him a dinger. -114111;1361565798;mircea_popescu;thanks for reporting. -114110;1361565817;swhitt;mircea_popescu: thanks, I am making a list of transactions included in the attack -114109;1361565852;maximian;he's sometimes available on Skype as evoorhees -114108;1361565876;mod6;DeaDTerra: what do you mean by "SatoshiDice client"? -114107;1361565906;mod6;OH... ok. didn't know that. -114106;1361565910;mod6;thx -114105;1361565914;swhitt;the client doens't let you spend unconfirmed change though -114104;1361565927;pigeons;mircea_popescu: nat is like asking someone else to take a piss for you -114103;1361565933;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -114102;1361565933;mircea_popescu;pigeons yeah. -114101;1361565941;mod6;you guys no like NAT 'eh? -114100;1361565945;gribble;Current Blocks: 222573 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1202 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 10 hours, 4 minutes, and 26 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -114099;1361566077;mircea_popescu;they no like nat. -114098;1361566090;mircea_popescu;i like nat, but they say i'm a nut. -114097;1361566094;mod6;;;calc 3651011/4036526 -114096;1361566094;gribble;0.904493368803 -114095;1361566111;mod6;so ~9% change up -114094;1361566140;ThickAsThieves;was like 15%-20% yesterday I think -114093;1361566142;mod6;(10:48) < mircea_popescu> i like nat, but they say i'm a nut. << for someone who isn't a programmer, you have a keen eye for what makes sense in compsci -114092;1361566170;mircea_popescu;mod6 im the boss all software engineers wish they had. -114091;1361566178;mod6;:] -114090;1361566211;mod6;one thing that makes me laugh is about these -otc d00dz who constantly bitch about MPEx's lack of CSS or conformity to standards. -114089;1361566221;mod6;its like, many lulz -114088;1361566250;jurov;just a convenient topic to bitch about -114087;1361566255;mod6;ThickAsThieves: the diffiulty went up that much or just the btc spot price? -114086;1361566280;jurov;mod6, it was the difficulty that spiked yest -114085;1361566281;mircea_popescu;myeah, otc evaporatively cooled or w/e it was -114084;1361566292;ThickAsThieves;Est % Change -114083;1361566298;mircea_popescu;jurov i find that so odd, im still measuring the output at like 27th -114082;1361566301;ThickAsThieves;was that high -114081;1361566302;jurov;so gribble was thinking it will got 15% up -114080;1361566305;jurov;*go -114079;1361566321;mod6;oh hmm. ok. didn't know that. -114078;1361566323;ThickAsThieves;i think it was even up to 20% -114077;1361566349;jurov;and not difficulty but hashrate to be exact. -114076;1361566383;ThickAsThieves;i'm missing something, but why would the hashrate change so much overnight? -114075;1361566399;mod6;maybe the asics made it out of tennekey -114074;1361566407;ThickAsThieves;but it went down -114073;1361566409;jurov;it does normally, it's variance -114072;1361566439;jurov;miners get more successful in finding blocks -> hashrate increas is inferred -114071;1361566449;ThickAsThieves;ah i see -114070;1361566450;pigeons;"he reason I take the time to type out a response like that is because I enjoy treating people I don’t know like they’re actual human beings, take them seriously and so forth." -114069;1361566454;pigeons;who said that? -114068;1361566467;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves estimating hashrate is a very noisy process -114067;1361566468;mod6;mircea_popescu just did in his blog -114066;1361566469;jurov;i don't think bitcoincharts meticulusly gathers stats from the pools how many hashes got computed actually -114065;1361566471;mircea_popescu;there's no actual way to measure it -114064;1361566522;ThickAsThieves;i was forgetting about the "luck" aspect i guess -114063;1361566527;mod6;well, "just" meaning like an hour ago in here: (09:58) < mircea_popescu> http://trilema.com/2013/least-likely-to-succeed-character-the-upseller/ -114062;1361566572;swhitt;it's a poisson process -114061;1361566602;swhitt;you can estimate what lambda is by the number of occurrences per unit time -114060;1361566603;jurov;dunno if it's a poisson.. we just infer from very few data points -114059;1361566624;ThickAsThieves;so does the difficulty prediction get more stable the closer to the end of the current diff level? -114058;1361566624;swhitt;and the difficulty adjustment is to get lambda back to the average time of 10 minutes -114057;1361566628;jurov;if the pools exported stats about work submitted, that would be more reliable -114056;1361566628;mircea_popescu;its a poisson process by definition neh ? -114055;1361566640;swhitt;yes it's a poisson process by definitions -114054;1361566652;mircea_popescu;jurov there's no practical way for the pools to do it either, not as hashes -114053;1361566665;mircea_popescu;they could perhaps report shares, but there's issues with that too (i am told, i don't really understand this) -114052;1361566672;swhitt;it would be more reliable but you have 20160 datapoints -114051;1361566683;swhitt;good enough for gubment work -114050;1361566688;jurov;lol -114049;1361566691;jcpham;normalize it, same chart -114048;1361566729;swhitt;mircea_popescu: well, each pool has a different difficulty for the shares -114047;1361566734;mircea_popescu;exactly. -114046;1361566742;jurov;the pools must have a way to measure the work semi-precisely.. to be able to sanely compute payouts -114045;1361566746;swhitt;and many pools adjust diff for each user -114044;1361566773;mircea_popescu;ya hta'ts what i meant, they use the per-user diff thing -114043;1361566835;jurov;in the end difficulty really only takes into account really issued blocks, not the work behind them... so the point is moot -114042;1361566841;mircea_popescu;probably wuile's estimates are the better thing to go by -114041;1361566842;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin.sipa.be/ -114040;1361566891;jcpham;http://blog.rongarret.info/2013/02/a-simple-solution-to-credit-card-fraud.html -114039;1361566924;ThickAsThieves;so as an exercise, what data and info would you use in assessing XDIFFMAR? -114038;1361566938;mircea_popescu;jcpham lol, i said it first omg. -114037;1361566960;ThickAsThieves;i know its a loaded question -114036;1361566971;jcpham;he's on the right path... -114035;1361567004;mircea_popescu;true. -114034;1361567017;mircea_popescu;well im too lazy to comment on google stuff, so. -114033;1361567020;mircea_popescu;he'll figure it out. -114032;1361567025;jurov;ThickAsThieves, i just drawn some lines over sipa's graphs -114031;1361567043;jurov;and decided it will be under 8 -114030;1361567060;jurov;bu the moon and stars and technical analysis -114029;1361567084;jurov;8 million -114028;1361567122;ThickAsThieves;were your eyes open or closed when you drew the lines? ;) -114027;1361567129;mod6;moon and stars, is that like licking your finger to determine which way the wind blows? -114026;1361567132;mod6;lol -114025;1361567133;jurov;also sold few shares of iDiff-E on bitfunder for 0.07 hedged by bitbet but won't sell for that price anymore -114024;1361567165;ThickAsThieves;that is specifically what i'm assessing actually -114023;1361567173;ThickAsThieves;i bought at .07 -114022;1361567198;jurov;so you bought and now having second thoughts ? :D -114021;1361567221;ThickAsThieves;mmm, it wasnt a LOT of btc -114020;1361567250;ThickAsThieves;just that i did base my choice on somewhat ignorant grasp of gribbles predictions -114019;1361567271;jurov;i bribed gribble -114018;1361567292;jurov;don't trust him -114017;1361567298;ThickAsThieves;i knew it -114016;1361567364;mircea_popescu;;;bribe gribble -114015;1361567364;gribble;Error: "bribe" is not a valid command. -114014;1361567370;mircea_popescu;lies. -114013;1361567396;jurov;;;sudo bribe -114012;1361567396;gribble;do it yourself, punk. -114011;1361567398;jcpham;hax -114010;1361567403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7009 @ 0.00064314 = 4.5078 BTC [+] -114009;1361567404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00064339 = 6.4339 BTC [+] -114008;1361567410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 341 @ 0.0006434 = 0.2194 BTC [+] -114007;1361567416;mod6;;;donate gribble -114006;1361567417;gribble;Error: "donate" is not a valid command. -114005;1361567424;jurov;;;botsnack -114004;1361567424;gribble;Forget the snack, just send me some bitcoins at 1MgD6rah5zUgEGYZnNmdpnXMaDR3itKYzU :) -114003;1361567425;chmod755;;;botsnack -114002;1361567425;gribble;Forget the snack, just send me some bitcoins at 1MgD6rah5zUgEGYZnNmdpnXMaDR3itKYzU :) -114001;1361567427;chmod755;^ -114000;1361567429;mod6;ah ha -113999;1361567444;jurov;finally figured it -113998;1361567474;mod6;wow 269.69 received -113997;1361567508;mircea_popescu;gribble is richer than most americans -113996;1361567509;chmod755;you guys suck...my most recent snack is still the last botsnack -113995;1361567520;chmod755;0.01 -113994;1361567521;lyspooner;mircea_popescu that is funny -113993;1361567522;mircea_popescu;isn't that a depressing thought -113992;1361567522;chmod755;lol -113991;1361567524;mod6;mircea_popescu: yeah, this is probably true. -113990;1361567551;pigeons;i'm trying to understand the differences between the exchange on weex and the bitfunder fiat assets -113989;1361567559;chmod755;mircea_popescu, errr. except gribble can't spend the money without nanotube -113988;1361567561;mircea_popescu;mod6 i dunno, i vaguely recall reading the avg net worth is teetering towards negative. -113987;1361567569;mod6;yeah, it seems to me that just about NO ONE has any cash to spare. anyone who works a "regular" type job anyway... -113986;1361567583;mircea_popescu;chmod755 not necessarily a bad thing that :p -113985;1361567682;mod6;people here wont put up with this for forever. eventually when food and gas prices get high enough... RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE -113984;1361567708;ThickAsThieves;pigeons, the main difference is you can use different words when you talk about your transactions now :) -113983;1361567723;mircea_popescu;mod6 you think ? -113982;1361567730;mod6;i feel it. -113981;1361567734;mod6;people here are angry -113980;1361567742;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i like the part of "buy dollars with bitcoins" tbh. -113979;1361567752;mircea_popescu;mod6 ya but against the machine ? i imagine it'll be more against each other. -113978;1361567760;mod6;they know they're angry. im not sure they can put a finger on it yet... -113977;1361567761;mircea_popescu;the govt will be fine for a while yet. -113976;1361567774;mod6;they don't realize quite what is happening too much disinformation -113975;1361567797;mod6;but someday, it will become clear. (maybe when gas hits $20/gal) and a loaf of bread is $25 -113974;1361567802;mod6;then RAGE -113973;1361567809;mircea_popescu;yeah. for instance, i heard today that the irs a. moved the start of filling from 15th to 31th january -113972;1361567817;mircea_popescu;and also doesn't have the forms ready, so you can't file -113971;1361567822;mircea_popescu;but it won't extend the deadline either. -113970;1361567829;mircea_popescu;this is nowhere on the news. -113969;1361567845;mircea_popescu;the fact that obama is a chicken eating nigger faggot or whatever, THAT is all over the news -113968;1361567847;ThickAsThieves;one thing i dont get is, how can the irs even pretend to be able to verify tax returns? -113967;1361567849;mircea_popescu;as if anyone actually cares. -113966;1361567854;mod6;no, state media outlets wont publish any of these kind of things... quelling the masses. -113965;1361567866;ThickAsThieves;how many audits can they really do -113964;1361567905;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well, it's an intimidation racket mostly. -113963;1361567908;mod6;people here are beginning to understand the depth of debt problems... they don't understand the fine points, but they know that it can't be good that the fedz owe $16tn -113962;1361567909;lyspooner;mircea_popescu: did you see the moneyness blog article about bitcoin securities? -113961;1361567917;jurov;oh you wish there will be rage. they invent yet another war, the more nonsensical, the better -113960;1361567918;mircea_popescu;lyspooner have not. link ? -113959;1361567933;mircea_popescu;jurov maybe they finalyl invade canada -113958;1361567934;lyspooner;http://jpkoning.blogspot.ca/2013/02/financial-deepening-and-currency.html -113957;1361567938;mircea_popescu;like it was foretold in fallout 2. -113956;1361567967;mod6;jurov: i hope that people here will realize the fleecing that has happened here and hold the parties responsible. -113955;1361567970;mod6;soon. -113954;1361567975;mod6;very soon. -113953;1361568002;mircea_popescu;"Eichengreen's theory is that the US dollar became the world's go-to currency because of the emergence of a very specific financial instrument—the banker's acceptance." -113952;1361568004;mircea_popescu;certainly. -113951;1361568004;jurov;if they didn't realize it so far... they'll be too embarrassed to admit it now -113950;1361568026;mircea_popescu;huh now that's a good point. -113949;1361568052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24700 @ 0.0006434 = 15.892 BTC [+] -113948;1361568062;mod6;yeah but embarrassed isn't really a problem. it doesnt feel good either way to have your wealth stripped away by corporations and banksters. -113947;1361568081;mod6;at first they will blame themselfs for being too ingnorant or some such thing... -113946;1361568087;mod6;but then their anger will be directed outward. -113945;1361568092;mod6;thats the RATM part. -113944;1361568109;mircea_popescu;lyspooner he lists picostocks. da fuck is wrong with people. -113943;1361568168;mod6;most people feel helpless against the in the face of big bro. so i think people are just waiting for it to implode on itself. which it will... but there will be twists and turns in the road. -113942;1361568210;jurov;i was reading a good analysis how overthrowing governments happened only after food prices rose out of reach. there was NO other correlation found -113941;1361568234;jcpham;starving people have much power -113940;1361568236;jurov;govt can do prettny much whatever it wants, as long ppl are fed -113939;1361568238;lyspooner;oh, mircea_popescu, i see you already posted a comment on that site -113938;1361568241;mod6;yeah, no one really gives a shit about government until it gets in the way of feeding yourself and your family. -113937;1361568267;mod6;then the torches+pitch-forks come out. -113936;1361568280;mircea_popescu;lyspooner i have ? -113935;1361568283;mircea_popescu;i mean i did just now -113934;1361568312;lyspooner;gwern right? -113933;1361568387;iz;what's that mtgox page that shows bid ask walls? -113932;1361568387;mod6;(11:15) < mircea_popescu> mod6 ya but against the machine ? i imagine it'll be more against each other. << not sure this can be avoided any more. people are wholly divided. -113931;1361568388;mircea_popescu;no ? -113930;1361568402;jurov;iz ,mtgoxlive.com -113929;1361568412;mod6;I guess I hope that people can come together and clean house entirely at all levels of government. -113928;1361568440;iz;i'm thinking of that static page.. -113927;1361568444;mircea_popescu;never gonna happen mod6. -113926;1361568447;mod6;I would think that all politics are local, so it just depends on where you're at. But there will be two sides. -113925;1361568464;mircea_popescu;romanians for instance had a much better shot in 1989, and still we didn't round them up and shoot the lot. -113924;1361568477;mircea_popescu;which i still say would have been the correct solution. -113923;1361568491;mod6;you did get the president and his wife thought right? -113922;1361568492;jurov;exactly -113921;1361568505;mircea_popescu;mod6 ya. -113920;1361568511;mod6;*nod* i remember that. -113919;1361568520;mircea_popescu;well, the president and the vice president or w/e -113918;1361568524;jurov;mod6, forget the president.. here whole secret service turned into "entrepreneurs" -113917;1361568527;mod6;ah. -113916;1361568534;mircea_popescu;wasn't on the grounds of being the wife, was on the grounds of being pretty much the #2 -113915;1361568550;mod6;ahh i see. -113914;1361568566;mod6;i remember it on tv. it was like, quick trial, then outback to the woodshed. -113913;1361568574;mircea_popescu;on christmas eve -113912;1361568579;mod6;Ahh thats right! -113911;1361568584;mircea_popescu;half hour before abolishing the deathpenalty. -113910;1361568586;jurov;mod6, and the same will happen everywhere... intelligent people will see the system as unsustainable, they'll plan exit routes accordingly -113909;1361568587;mod6;merry christmas, you are free. -113908;1361568612;mircea_popescu;the trial was a monstrosity tho. -113907;1361568630;mod6;i don't remember the details.. i guess I was only 9. -113906;1361568636;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2011/procesul-ceausescu/ there's the full thing adnotated. (in romanian) -113905;1361568647;mod6;oh cool. :) -113904;1361568650;mircea_popescu;possibly the worst kangoroo court i ever saw. -113903;1361568686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11450 @ 0.0006434 = 7.3669 BTC [+] -113902;1361568688;mod6;yeah, it was def. a kangoroo deal, i do remember that. I think they typically are after the revolutionaries take over. -113901;1361568704;mircea_popescu;ya but this was a brand apart. -113900;1361568714;mircea_popescu;the judge was prosecuting from the bench for crying out loud -113899;1361568735;mod6;oh.. yeah. that doesn't seem like it should make sense. couldn't the people put a good enough case together? -113898;1361568744;mircea_popescu;nope. -113897;1361568754;mircea_popescu;you couldn't find five people who could actually argue a case atthe time. -113896;1361568758;mircea_popescu;and i mean that literally. -113895;1361568825;mod6;well, that happens sometimes. im not sure that we have a lot of lawyers who could successfully prosecute any of the banksters or government officials who've broken the law. -113894;1361568840;mircea_popescu;but anyway, it was something like Francis Biddle or whoever being Indian and going "you're a bad man, you're a very very bad man" at Goebbels. -113893;1361568853;mod6;i mean, it is a raquette and a mob of sorts after all. -113892;1361568862;mircea_popescu;racket ? -113891;1361568884;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VN29X2HCKpU this guy. -113890;1361568884;jurov;mircea, and you think if you started to shot communists, would that happen anywhere near accurately and effectively? -113889;1361568894;jurov;better not think about it -113888;1361568900;mod6;yeah, for some reason i thought the crime related racket had a different speling. -113887;1361568906;mod6;*spelling... damn i suck at spelling -113886;1361568911;mircea_popescu;jurov anyone who ever worked for either the party or the state, bang. simple solution. -113885;1361568925;mircea_popescu;be left with half the population maybe, and a clear point in mind. don't do that. -113884;1361568964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15657 @ 0.0006434 = 10.0737 BTC [+] -113883;1361569002;mod6;hmm.. yeah there are a lot of people who work in goverment here, and its getting larger. -113882;1361569004;jurov;hm, last time such thing happened with any success was probably when israelites fled egypt -113881;1361569022;mod6;it used to be that you didn't want to work for government ever, unless you were already rich and "heard the call of duty" -113880;1361569024;mircea_popescu;hey, im not saying it's practical. -113879;1361569024;jurov;and torah was written by winning side anyway -113878;1361569029;mod6;now its like people aspire to work for big bro. -113877;1361569032;mod6;its crazy. -113876;1361569032;mircea_popescu;it never is practical. -113875;1361569239;mod6;(11:29) < jurov> mod6, and the same will happen everywhere... intelligent people will see the system as unsustainable, they'll plan exit routes accordingly << some might. -113874;1361569279;mod6;people are waking up to all of this (four years later I'll add) but there is so much disinformation out there... think frog in pot -113873;1361569280;jurov;not might, they will do. and even if not, in the chaos the'yll have advantage of web of contacts. -113872;1361569304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063935 = 2.7626 BTC [-] -113871;1361569306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4999 @ 0.00063928 = 3.1958 BTC [-] -113870;1361569308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00063927 = 0.6393 BTC [-] -113869;1361569309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 821 @ 0.00063926 = 0.5248 BTC [-] -113868;1361569311;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 510 @ 0.00063916 = 0.326 BTC [-] -113867;1361569352;mod6;and since this is like the matrix, anyone who has any wealth left defends the system. -113866;1361569371;mod6;they're so hoplessly dependant upon easy credit and the system they'll fight to defend it. -113865;1361569378;mod6;until it all comes to a screeching hault. -113864;1361569383;mod6;then RATM -113863;1361569434;lyspooner;mod6, what timeline do you expect this to happen -113862;1361569442;jurov;mod6, read this: http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/060105_soviet_lessons.shtml -113861;1361569459;jurov;and get inspired. some things will come to halt, some do not. -113860;1361569506;mod6;lyspooner: i figure 3 years or less. -113859;1361569512;mod6;as soon as they cut off the SNAP cards. -113858;1361569539;jurov;What happens when a modern economy collapses, and the complex society it supports disintegrates? A look at a country that has recently undergone such an experience can be most educational. -113857;1361569551;jurov;it's quite long but i thoroughly enjoyed it -113856;1361569605;mircea_popescu;jurov it will be horrible for many of the tense spots. new york, largely boston, most of california -113855;1361569613;mircea_popescu;the midwest will be mostly fine, even make a pretty penny. -113854;1361569661;jurov;maybe. barring any serious climate problems -113853;1361569694;mircea_popescu;the problem with california is water really. -113852;1361569715;mircea_popescu;the problems with new york are too many to list. -113851;1361569720;Bugpowder;Whelp.... Guess I shouldn't be moving to LA -113850;1361569756;mod6;yeah, they wanted me to move to mountain view this year. i was like "LOL yeah right..." -113849;1361569767;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it's a tense place to be in, if shtf. -113848;1361569770;Bugpowder;oh boy -113847;1361569774;Bugpowder;big wall -113846;1361569776;Bugpowder;at 31 now -113845;1361569801;Bugpowder;Well... I don't think the fan will be hit -113844;1361569831;Bugpowder;Time to buy some fresh real estate in downtown Santa Monica -113843;1361569834;mod6;hmmm. -113842;1361569837;Bugpowder;and ride the next asset bubble -113841;1361569849;mod6;Maybe I'm way off and this comedy will continue for 50 years... -113840;1361569858;Bugpowder;while you guys are all stressing about the end of the system. I'm going ride it up again. -113839;1361569875;mod6;all ponzi schemes do come to an end though... -113838;1361569889;mod6;Bugpowder: enjoy it while it lasts dude. -113837;1361569913;Bugpowder;yes but there are many ways it could play out -113836;1361569915;mod6;but when the music stops, I hope you're not long. -113835;1361569934;Bugpowder;Are we talking about global debt crisis or bitcoin prices, BTW? -113834;1361569945;Bugpowder;I came in late -113833;1361569949;mod6;hhaha, even if you are and your portfolio is worth 100bn, you won't be able to buy 6 eggs with that. -113832;1361569960;Bugpowder;uhhh.... -113831;1361569962;Bugpowder;no -113830;1361569969;mod6;lol no!? -113829;1361569973;mod6;think zimbabwe -113828;1361569984;Bugpowder;yes -113827;1361569988;Bugpowder;how is that relevant? -113826;1361570018;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder topic was us collapse not btc. -113825;1361570023;mod6;im like wtf -113824;1361570025;mircea_popescu;and ftr i didn't start it. -113823;1361570028;mod6;ok i gotta get some thing to eat. -113822;1361570030;mod6;brb. -113821;1361570037;mod6;i started it. -113820;1361570041;mod6;bbs. -113819;1361570120;Bugpowder;short term top? -113818;1361570123;Bugpowder;in BTC? -113817;1361570148;DeadWeasel;sounds like society collapse -113816;1361570187;mircea_popescu;the end of the world is nigh! -113815;1361570203;mircea_popescu;eat your girlfriends and fuck your wine for that's all you take with you! -113814;1361570219;Bugpowder;The society collapse narrative is really driven by people that want to sell you gold, guns and ammo. -113813;1361570237;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder nah -113812;1361570249;mircea_popescu;the society collapse narrative has been a mainstay of human culture for as long as such existed -113811;1361570255;Bugpowder;yah -113810;1361570256;Bugpowder;ok -113809;1361570258;Bugpowder;tru -113808;1361570265;mircea_popescu;it was discussed in the same terms and with the same motivs in like 1400 -113807;1361570268;mircea_popescu;we have records. -113806;1361570274;Bugpowder;instead of sacrificing people to the volcano -113805;1361570280;Bugpowder;to stave off destruction -113804;1361570291;Bugpowder;buy gold and bury it in your backyard -113803;1361570319;Bugpowder;or bitcoins -113802;1361570322;Bugpowder;buy bitcoins -113801;1361570368;mircea_popescu;the thing is tho, human society does collapse periodically. -113800;1361570382;jurov;i don't believe in some value tokens so much. i think rather having web of out-of-box thinking people is the key to survival. -113799;1361570401;mircea_popescu;also a very good point -113798;1361570407;jurov;by the way, you'll come around some tokens, too -113797;1361570421;mircea_popescu;jurov now you know why the secret service people ended up entrepreneurs -113796;1361570434;mircea_popescu;in catastrophic situations knowing the right people is most valuable. -113795;1361570464;TomServo;mircea_popescu: what are a couple example of societal collapse? -113794;1361570465;Bowjob;;;ticker -113793;1361570466;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.25000, Best ask: 30.66940, Bid-ask spread: 0.41940, Last trade: 30.25000, 24 hour volume: 61491.24221722, 24 hour low: 29.67001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.38573 -113792;1361570471;Bowjob;Oh shit -113791;1361570473;Bowjob;Drop!!! -113790;1361570475;Bugpowder;yeah -113789;1361570476;mircea_popescu;TomServo the obvious one is the fall of the roman empire. -113788;1361570483;jurov;TomServo, http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/060105_soviet_lessons.shtml -113787;1361570489;mircea_popescu;the old south collapsed as such after the civil war. the british empire did the same. -113786;1361570501;mircea_popescu;napoelon's france collapsed, royal france collapsed before that -113785;1361570506;Bugpowder;It's driving the 24vwap up though -113784;1361570506;Bugpowder;:) -113783;1361570508;mircea_popescu;chinese society collapsed like 6 or 7 times -113782;1361570528;mircea_popescu;germany collapsed end of ww2, soviet empire end of cold war -113781;1361570531;mircea_popescu;how many so far, a dozen ? -113780;1361570533;DeadWeasel;aztecs -113779;1361570538;mircea_popescu;list is pretty long. -113778;1361570540;Bugpowder;Societies do collapse -113777;1361570554;mircea_popescu;the hittite empire collapsed completely. the hellenistic empire (larger than any other, incidentally) did likewise -113776;1361570570;DeadWeasel;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Societal_collapse#Examples_of_civilizations_and_societies_that_have_collapsed -113775;1361570574;TomServo;All good examples. I guess the difference this time being the 'shrinking' of the globe? -113774;1361570575;Bugpowder;BUT... the probability that in any given generation a collapse will occur rather than a muddling through is pretty low -113773;1361570583;mircea_popescu;TomServo i wonder why'd it be a difference. -113772;1361570596;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder black swan events. fat tail. all that jazz. -113771;1361570605;Bugpowder;I would think that the collapse would be more obvious ahead of time. -113770;1361570609;mircea_popescu;nah -113769;1361570617;TomServo;mircea_popescu: well, the roman collapse didn't affect anything going on in america at the time. -113768;1361570623;mircea_popescu;i am pretty sure the correct model for understanding them is financial crisis. -113767;1361570637;mircea_popescu;TomServo so ? -113766;1361570639;Bugpowder;Like, the metro to Santa Monica is almost complete and there are some really nice parks being built. -113765;1361570647;Bugpowder;that does not smell like collapes -113764;1361570664;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder some of the best surviving roman architecture is from right before and right after collapse. -113763;1361570669;Bugpowder;How many of these collapses were due to outside influence 'changing the game' -113762;1361570672;mircea_popescu;in general arts trail. -113761;1361570672;TomServo;mircea_popescu: so america collapsing isn't going to just affect america -113760;1361570684;Bugpowder;vs internal collapse due to debt/corruption -113759;1361570689;mircea_popescu;TomServo this is a theory. we have no actual history to back it yet. -113758;1361570690;Bugpowder;50% -113757;1361570708;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i don't see why you think those two are categorically distinct. seems the same thing to me. -113756;1361570725;TomServo;mircea_popescu: correct I'm just speculating - it just seems like common sense though. -113755;1361570735;mircea_popescu;there's nothing common about sense :D -113754;1361570742;TomServo;with USD being the reserve currency -113753;1361570746;Bugpowder;well, getting conquered, new disease vector, etc -113752;1361570747;TomServo;true. -113751;1361570763;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder so has china conquered the us ? -113750;1361570771;Bugpowder;no -113749;1361570773;mircea_popescu;hah. -113748;1361570783;mircea_popescu;if we were archeologists we'd look at the items we find and say yes it was. -113747;1361570839;Bugpowder;In 1986 everyone thought Japan owned the US and soon the world -113746;1361570844;mircea_popescu;not my point tho. -113745;1361570848;jurov;and germany won the WWII -113744;1361570851;Bugpowder;Perspectives can change quickly -113743;1361570858;mircea_popescu;the way "conquest" is established is look at item production and distribution sources. -113742;1361570877;mircea_popescu;like, buncha minoan pottery in mainland greece? minos conquered mainland greece. -113741;1361571197;Bowjob;Can we stop the madness -113740;1361571205;Bowjob;lets crash bitcoin.. -113739;1361571208;Bowjob;upwards! -113738;1361571210;Bowjob;;;ticker -113737;1361571210;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.80001, Best ask: 30.88023, Bid-ask spread: 0.08022, Last trade: 30.80001, 24 hour volume: 61512.77047919, 24 hour low: 29.67001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.38853 -113736;1361571216;Bowjob;Good enough lol -113735;1361571257;mircea_popescu;so basically... i need to add more option lines. -113734;1361571266;mod6;jurov: thanks for that link -113733;1361571276;mod6;Each half-liter bottle of vodka was exchanged for ten liters of gasoline, giving vodka far greater effective energy density than rocket fuel. -113732;1361571311;mircea_popescu;mod6 there's an old joke, goes something like this : -113731;1361571328;mircea_popescu;buncha people inside a train car stopped in the middle of nowhere. they ask the conductor why aren't they moving ? -113730;1361571335;mircea_popescu;"because the engineer is changing the engine". -113729;1361571344;mircea_popescu;after a few hours they get impatient -113728;1361571352;mircea_popescu;"well... why are not moving still ?" -113727;1361571361;mircea_popescu;"because the engineer changed the engine for a bottle of vodka. -113726;1361571375;mod6;haha -113725;1361571378;mod6;awesome -113724;1361571433;Bugpowder;more option lines are definitely needed -113723;1361571444;mod6;i've read a lot of russian lit, and someday if things are ever better in this world, I'd like to visit. -113722;1361571544;Bugpowder;BTW your analogy about china conquering the US reflects more upon the folly of inference from archeological scraps that on the reality of the current power structure. -113721;1361571552;Bugpowder;than on -113720;1361571585;Bugpowder;Does BTCe have a deposit problem or what? -113719;1361571585;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/btceUSD.html -113718;1361571592;mod6;well, i think since we owe them, and basically we buy all their shit, is that not economic conquring? -113717;1361571702;rp44;any perceived risk for a retracement today? seems like there is still accelerating buying at the exchanges. -113716;1361571703;kakobrekla;http://i.imgur.com/EA4fk.jpeg -113715;1361571713;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder possibly so, yes. -113714;1361571727;mod6;lol jesus & meth -113713;1361571728;mircea_popescu;rp44 we dunno. -113712;1361571798;Bowjob;Man.. dice isnt doing so hot -113711;1361571844;Bugpowder;rp44 There is massive and increasing risk of retracement today -113710;1361571848;Bugpowder;and tomorrow -113709;1361571856;Bugpowder;and until it occurs -113708;1361571861;mircea_popescu;:p -113707;1361571863;Bugpowder;in my perception -113706;1361571866;maximian;whoa -113705;1361571871;maximian;another big dump -113704;1361571899;rp44;~150K sell on mtgox absorbed in <20 mins -113703;1361572040;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -113702;1361572041;Bugpowder;MOAR volume -113701;1361572042;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.53481, Best ask: 30.61690, Bid-ask spread: 0.08209, Last trade: 30.82357, 24 hour volume: 63933.39569825, 24 hour low: 29.67001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.39600 -113700;1361572051;mircea_popescu;so am i adding options to 50 or to 85 ? -113699;1361572055;Bugpowder;50 -113698;1361572065;lyspooner;69 -113697;1361572068;Bugpowder;If it gets to 40, then maybe add some more -113696;1361572109;lyspooner;why are the next months' volumes so low? usually by this time there's some open interest worth talking about -113695;1361572134;Namworld;S.DICE is fine... -113694;1361572155;mircea_popescu;lyspooner ikr? -113693;1361572253;Bugpowder;lyspooner: there hasn't been that much volume this moth -113692;1361572263;Bugpowder;me, Namworld and unknown other party -113691;1361572271;Bugpowder;I think were most of the action -113690;1361572310;Namworld;oh yeah... apparently I chose the wrong time for those options -113689;1361572344;Namworld;Unless someone drops 500k BTC on the market RIGHT NOW -113688;1361572373;Bugpowder;it could happen -113687;1361572383;Namworld;Unlikely, but... -113686;1361572409;Bugpowder;Give me an hour... :-P -113685;1361572411;Namworld;maybe if I drug some bitcoin big shot enough... -113684;1361572470;mircea_popescu;lol -113683;1361572488;Namworld;I can make that person believe the price is currently 0.30 USD/BTC and he should stop loss... -113682;1361572771;mjr__;lol -113681;1361572781;mjr__;it would take a million and a half to move it to 28 i think -113680;1361572789;Namworld;Looks like we might have a good month for S.MPOE -113679;1361572803;mjr__;nice -113678;1361572822;Namworld;sure, lots of low calls... -113677;1361572844;Namworld;but 70k puts bought at 33-35... these are worth almost nothing by now. -113676;1361572861;Namworld;They were bought for 1+ BTC each... -113675;1361572864;Namworld;major burn -113674;1361572875;DeadWeasel;. -113673;1361572875;Namworld;maybe... -113672;1361572893;Namworld;might have been exercised at some point between then and now. -113671;1361572928;mircea_popescu;Namworld i think that was covered tho -113670;1361572957;Namworld;probably at some point, yes -113669;1361572989;Namworld;just like calls might have been executed early to take profit. It's hard to evaluate. -113668;1361573083;jborkl;mp, I have imported and signed the new key- It will not work until the 10th, correct -113667;1361573208;thestringpuller;Bugpowder could you get me diff futures? -113666;1361573220;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -113665;1361573221;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.07595 / 0.07595 / 0.07595 (8 shares, 0.61 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06540414 / 0.089 (338 shares, 22.11 BTC) -113664;1361573236;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -113663;1361573239;gribble;Current Blocks: 222590 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1185 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 5 hours, 24 minutes, and 52 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4896611.1042 | Estimated Percent Change: 34.11656 -113662;1361573266;ThickAsThieves;thats more like it -113661;1361573284;Namworld;I can also get you futures -113660;1361573572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064225 = 2.7752 BTC [+] -113659;1361573573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00064257 = 3.8554 BTC [+] -113658;1361573575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00064258 = 13.8155 BTC [+] -113657;1361573576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 679 @ 0.0006434 = 0.4369 BTC [+] -113656;1361573633;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/ -113655;1361573639;mircea_popescu;new option strikes available, 5 to 75. -113654;1361573655;Namworld;eh, that's better -113653;1361573657;mircea_popescu;the even values will be exercised normally after which they will no longer be offered. -113652;1361573691;mircea_popescu;the bot is going to quote under supervision for the next hour or so, trades may be reverted. -113651;1361573720;Namworld;no even value? odd. -113650;1361573728;mircea_popescu;lol -113649;1361573735;mircea_popescu;that is EXACTLY why i picked it :D -113648;1361573802;mircea_popescu;i totally can't believe i had to do this once a month ffs. -113647;1361573816;Namworld;eh -113646;1361573834;ThickAsThieves;What is "K.KBRL Pending, due klim." ? -113645;1361573838;mircea_popescu;values 1 to 20 worked fine for like 6 months -113644;1361573842;Namworld;Well expect to repeat every few years I guess. -113643;1361573849;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves more an inside joke than anything -113642;1361573853;ThickAsThieves;word -113641;1361573853;Namworld;Thick: It's a joke apparently -113640;1361573884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17311 @ 0.0006434 = 11.1379 BTC [+] -113639;1361573887;Bugpowder;thestringpuller: get you them? -113638;1361573891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15239 @ 0.00064369 = 9.8092 BTC [+] -113637;1361573941;Bugpowder;[15:40] but 70k puts bought at 33-35... these are worth almost nothing by now. Those were last month right? -113636;1361573973;Bugpowder;That was the 10k shorted then rebought. -113635;1361573979;Namworld;Oh, maybe -113634;1361573979;jurov;btw, my pympex fork is already prepared for new key.. should switch itself automatically -113633;1361573981;Bugpowder;remember we are on a short moth -113632;1361573982;Bugpowder;month -113631;1361573988;Namworld;yeah -113630;1361573994;Namworld;K.KBRL seems like Ka.KoBRekLa, the manager of this channel. -113629;1361573999;mircea_popescu;jurov nice! -113628;1361574007;Namworld;When can I buy parts of Kako? -113627;1361574029;mircea_popescu;Namworld it was originally, believe it or not, preparing for a bitbond listing (amazingrando's thing) -113626;1361574032;mircea_popescu;that deal fell through. -113625;1361574040;mircea_popescu;so the entire mpex community didn't end up scammed -113624;1361574049;Namworld;eh -113623;1361574068;mircea_popescu;i kept it on the books there for months, then eventually when we were preparing to launch bitbet i moved it to k.kbrl -113622;1361574089;mircea_popescu;i'll get rid of it one of these days, but what's the hurry. -113621;1361574105;Bugpowder;thestringpuller: Herrro??? -113620;1361574109;thestringpuller;yo -113619;1361574116;mircea_popescu;actually... -113618;1361574123;Bugpowder;what did you mean, get you futures/ -113617;1361574134;thestringpuller;can I send you money for diff futures? -113616;1361574142;thestringpuller;push them to smickles -113615;1361574165;jurov;i can do it, too -113614;1361574166;mircea_popescu;there, i've updated it. -113613;1361574166;Bugpowder;ok -113612;1361574173;Bugpowder;how many and what price? -113611;1361574175;Namworld;I offered too jurov... no answer -113610;1361574187;thestringpuller;im at work -113609;1361574188;thestringpuller;lol -113608;1361574193;Namworld;He wants bugpowder. -113607;1361574193;thestringpuller;on a phone -113606;1361574209;thestringpuller;i didnt see your msg Namworld -113605;1361574246;Bowjob;We need some bit news about s.dice.. it seems to be out of the spotlight lately -113604;1361574253;ThickAsThieves;mp, do you have any new assets in the pipeline for mpex? -113603;1361574264;Bugpowder;probably not a bad thing to be out of the spotlight -113602;1361574268;Bugpowder;it got a LOT of press -113601;1361574270;jurov;lol, he just created option upwards to 75 -113600;1361574288;jurov;but seems he isn't selling them atm -113599;1361574296;Bugpowder;only after opex -113598;1361574303;Bugpowder;last 24 hours are too easy to game the system -113597;1361574315;Bugpowder;afraid to go to the gym. -113596;1361574321;Namworld;bugpowder... bugpowder... bugpowder everywhere on my screen! Mothra must be around. -113595;1361574322;Bugpowder;might need to exercise the options -113594;1361574329;Bugpowder;DUST -113593;1361574339;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.mpoe -113592;1361574341;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063035 / 0.00063769 / 0.00064369 (1230906 shares, 784.94 BTC), 7D: 0.000622 / 0.00064929 / 0.00068894 (10550014 shares, 6,850.11 BTC), 30D: 0.00059613 / 0.00066482 / 0.0007 (72358008 shares, 48,105.59 BTC) -113591;1361574351;Bugpowder;can we bid this shit back up to .0007 please -113590;1361574366;thestringpuller;it will soon -113589;1361574373;thestringpuller;after divs -113588;1361574379;Bugpowder;that makes sens -113587;1361574383;Bugpowder;ok -113586;1361574389;Bugpowder;gotta go get ripped. -113585;1361574413;Bugpowder;no crashing the market while I'm gone. -113584;1361574418;Namworld;We should have the profit statement released soon -113583;1361574425;Namworld;Bugpowder, no worries -113582;1361574427;Bugpowder;well after opex -113581;1361574438;Namworld;We'll just dump 5 million BTC on the market -113580;1361574446;Bugpowder;unless you are REALLY gonna crash it -113579;1361574451;Bugpowder;I'm cool with that too -113578;1361574606;Bowjob;lemme cash out before you dump it lol -113577;1361574637;Namworld;You'll cash out at 1 USD/BTC like everyone else while I buy... -113576;1361574702;mod6;same -113575;1361574712;thestringpuller;mod6 -113574;1361574730;mod6;thestringpuller: -113573;1361574748;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 148 @ 0.008 = 1.184 BTC [-] -113572;1361574766;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00784 BTC [-] -113571;1361574777;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00351 BTC [-] -113570;1361574778;Bowjob;cashing out at 50 bucks, buying back at 2 dollars :3 -113569;1361574823;Bowjob;whatever happened to erik ? -113568;1361574833;mod6;the bike man? -113567;1361574979;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C070N] 1000 @ 0.95853928 = 958.5393 BTC [+] -113566;1361574982;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C050N] 1000 @ 0.99946531 = 999.4653 BTC [+] -113565;1361575005;ThickAsThieves;someone said he's been in meetings all week -113564;1361575024;ThickAsThieves;assuming you mean evoor -113563;1361575029;Bowjob;maybe hes selling to a big player -113562;1361575057;Namworld;Who buys calls at 0.99946531? -113561;1361575058;gigavps;or talking to the feds -113560;1361575071;Namworld;That's almost impossible to be worth more than that... -113559;1361575425;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00608 BTC [+] -113558;1361575549;jurov;i'd like someone to sell me C750N -113557;1361575557;jurov;but tomorrow -113556;1361575579;jurov;or at least C500N -113555;1361575620;ThickAsThieves;sdice profit = 1998BTC the day -113554;1361575627;jurov;or C1000N lol -113553;1361575636;maximian;awesome -113552;1361575647;ThickAsThieves;*for the day -113551;1361575650;maximian;12000+ BTC for the month -113550;1361575676;Bowjob;mhm -113549;1361575678;maximian;* price sinks * -113548;1361575679;Bowjob;nb i guess -113547;1361575697;Bowjob;slow month for dice -113546;1361575700;maximian;it's great -113545;1361575708;maximian;nah, everyone got spoiled by the whale -113544;1361575726;mircea_popescu;jurov well you're gonna be able to buy from teh bot. -113543;1361575728;Bowjob;how much of that 12k is from the whale -113542;1361575773;jurov;mircea_popescu iirc when new options up to 35 were created, there was no offer for a long time there -113541;1361575776;maximian;not sure -113540;1361575795;mircea_popescu;jurov no ? -113539;1361575811;jurov;but i may remember wrongly. -113538;1361575826;mircea_popescu;they were created the 24th and were on offer normally after the 25th of last month -113537;1361575827;Bowjob;ah 2k profit -113536;1361575890;mircea_popescu;currently we're scratching heads over a VERY FUCKING WEIRD THING. -113535;1361575896;mircea_popescu;look at how the bot values far calls. -113534;1361575903;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.C590N 0.02835972 -113533;1361575912;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.C590N 0.02835972 -113532;1361575919;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.C630N 0.00015275 -113531;1361575927;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.C730N 0.00020444 -113530;1361575930;mircea_popescu;i mean da fuck ?! -113529;1361575944;jurov;looks like it misparsed the strike -113528;1361575948;mircea_popescu;c730 are worth like 30% more than c630 ? srsly ? -113527;1361575958;jurov;dunno -113526;1361576070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064114 = 2.7704 BTC [-] -113525;1361576072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3729 @ 0.00064096 = 2.3901 BTC [-] -113524;1361576539;ThickAsThieves;iphone facebook app allows free calls now -113523;1361576628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 361 @ 0.00064369 = 0.2324 BTC [+] -113522;1361576630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064385 = 2.7821 BTC [+] -113521;1361576633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00064386 = 7.34 BTC [+] -113520;1361577038;mod6;I re-read the The Ceausescu article. I forgot that I already read it before, but it was a good review. -113519;1361577050;mod6;That Judge was something else though, you're right. -113518;1361577926;mircea_popescu;does it get through gt at all ? -113517;1361578384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 315 @ 0.006 = 1.89 BTC [-] -113516;1361578386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 765 @ 0.00609 = 4.6589 BTC [+] -113515;1361578518;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what is the eta for mpoe financials? -113514;1361578566;mircea_popescu;well the month has to close first -113513;1361578584;mircea_popescu;that's a coupla hours away. -113512;1361578596;mircea_popescu;then i gotta write it. so probably later tonight. -113511;1361578745;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Hey man! -113510;1361578755;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: I noticed that mispricing last month too -113509;1361578760;mircea_popescu;heya. -113508;1361578760;Bugpowder;it was less obvious though -113507;1361578772;Bugpowder;I figured you have some long tail fudge factor that blows up -113506;1361578784;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder not rly. -113505;1361578924;jurov;but the emergency retcon 2 months ago was so much fun :) -113504;1361578974;mircea_popescu;the who ? -113503;1361578994;jurov;or when it was.. you issued bogus s.mpoe dividend -113502;1361578998;mircea_popescu;o o -113501;1361579001;mircea_popescu;ya lol -113500;1361579002;jurov;then had to stop the world -113499;1361579003;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: does the mpoe bot actually perform a spilt to fund the positions, or does it dynamically value the exposure? -113498;1361579059;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder that's not specified. -113497;1361579070;thestringpuller;when will the -113496;1361579079;thestringpuller;february financials be up? -113495;1361579093;jurov;thestringpuller aome time after midnight UTC -113494;1361579107;jurov;on midnight the month closes -113493;1361579109;mircea_popescu;didn't someone ask me this like 15 minutes ago ? -113492;1361579127;mircea_popescu;wait. you just asked this. wtf's your hurry man ? -113491;1361579127;jurov;where is the pic woth the waiting cats -113490;1361579133;jurov;*with -113489;1361579169;jurov;http://www.catsncats.com/galleries/street-cats-waiting-for-fishers.gif -113488;1361579252;jborkl;mircea_popescu, the new key will not work until the 10th, correct? -113487;1361579265;mircea_popescu;jborkl yes. -113486;1361579276;jborkl;Thank you -113485;1361579308;mircea_popescu;jborkl i dunno if you were here, but jurov announced the pympex fork is updated and will failover by itelf earlier. -113484;1361579329;jurov;https://github.com/jurov/pyMPEx -113483;1361579331;jborkl;oh, no I didn't see that- thanks -113482;1361579381;thestringpuller;i didnt know i already asked mircea_popescu -113481;1361579394;thestringpuller;i am at work on a phone hard to see things -113480;1361579411;jurov;other people asked... and usagi on btctalk, too -113479;1361579433;jurov;oh yes, phonesex... hard to concentrate -113478;1361579506;kakobrekla;https://intersango.com/ -113477;1361579508;kakobrekla;lol wtf -113476;1361579513;kakobrekla;idiots. -113475;1361579517;mircea_popescu;http://jpkoning.blogspot.ro/2013/02/financial-deepening-and-currency.html -113474;1361579531;mircea_popescu;^ bitcoin is gaining attention of economist ppl. -113473;1361579557;kakobrekla;>Disclaimer: I am long SatoshiDice and several bitcoin mining stocks. -113472;1361579559;kakobrekla;O_o -113471;1361579589;mircea_popescu;yeh -113470;1361579590;Bugpowder;Yeah -113469;1361579605;Bugpowder;but we need someone like usagi to be a buyer of last resort for S.DICE -113468;1361579617;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol that's so funny, "team intersango" -113467;1361579619;mircea_popescu;it's like... -113466;1361579629;mircea_popescu;if there WERE a team they wouldn't need this would they -113465;1361579632;kakobrekla;team inter-scam-go -113464;1361579651;kakobrekla;hehe -113463;1361579657;Bugpowder;That is a remarkable message -113462;1361579667;Bugpowder;I have never seen something less professional -113461;1361579669;kakobrekla;hey im going to take a crap -113460;1361579674;kakobrekla;so im gonna take assbot down -113459;1361579677;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder at least it has css and no numbers. -113458;1361579678;kakobrekla;brb 20min -113457;1361579694;mircea_popescu;lmao take a crap, assbot, this is too funny -113456;1361579748;jurov;my fantasies with assbot just got unwanted inspiration -113455;1361579759;mircea_popescu;hey mircea_popescu, when are the mpoe financials published ? -113454;1361579765;mircea_popescu;omfg!!1 -113453;1361579885;jurov;assbot does caviar? -113452;1361579891;jurov;must.stop.thinking. -113451;1361580133;mjr__;;;ticker -113450;1361580134;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.16700, Best ask: 30.31000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14300, Last trade: 30.31000, 24 hour volume: 66824.74035661, 24 hour low: 29.67001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.43564 -113449;1361580246;Bugpowder;ouch -113448;1361580260;Bugpowder;this is the high -113447;1361580263;Bugpowder;CALLING IT -113446;1361580268;Bugpowder;LOAD UP ON PUTS NOW -113445;1361580281;Bugpowder;actually.... wait a little bit longer to confirm -113444;1361580284;Bugpowder;5 minutes -113443;1361580291;mod6;go for it -113442;1361580294;mircea_popescu;lol wup -113441;1361580297;mircea_popescu;wut -113440;1361580301;mircea_popescu;i just added options lol. -113439;1361580334;Bugpowder;the 310N buy is mispriced -113438;1361580362;mod6;C or P? -113437;1361580367;mod6;oh buy -113436;1361580373;Bugpowder;scanning for a mispriced option that I can exploit.... -113435;1361580426;mod6;well theta really changes things near options expiration right? -113434;1361580429;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder ya but it's mispriced as in being too low. -113433;1361580470;Bugpowder;yes I know -113432;1361580472;Bugpowder;:( -113431;1361580488;mircea_popescu;anyway, will sort itself presently. -113430;1361580495;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 6 @ 0.00067 = 0.004 BTC [+] -113429;1361580554;markedathome;ummm... .https://intersango.com/ Due to unforeseen circumstances the systems administrator will not be available for three days. -113428;1361580554;markedathome;As a precaution Intersango will be inaccessible until Monday Feb 25th. -113427;1361580709;Bugpowder;god damn it : To which add sums deposited as surety for 4th Friday settled option and future contracts : 1.00000000 BTC for 1 O.BTCUSD.C750N contracts. 1.00000000 BTC for 0 O.BTCUSD.P750N contracts. -113426;1361580724;Bugpowder;split 2 BTC -113425;1361580774;mircea_popescu;what did you expect ?! -113424;1361580800;Bugpowder;i fergot -113423;1361580814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2618 @ 0.00064396 = 1.6859 BTC [+] -113422;1361580815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064129 = 2.771 BTC [-] -113421;1361580817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23471 @ 0.00064096 = 15.044 BTC [-] -113420;1361580817;mircea_popescu;it's only like 1/5000 of a pizza anyway -113419;1361580818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00063925 = 3.1323 BTC [-] -113418;1361580820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063917 = 3.1959 BTC [-] -113417;1361580822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5489 @ 0.00063916 = 3.5083 BTC [-] -113416;1361580824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00063914 = 10.2262 BTC [-] -113415;1361580826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2799 @ 0.00063913 = 1.7889 BTC [-] -113414;1361580828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00063902 = 6.3263 BTC [-] -113413;1361580828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20902 @ 0.00063625 = 13.2989 BTC [-] -113412;1361580883;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750N] 1 @ 1.51629088 BTC -113411;1361580936;Bugpowder;ok... this is getting silly. Playing around with 1BTC stuff then you realize like, hey, I could buy a nice dinner with that. -113410;1361580996;kakobrekla;yup -113409;1361581004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1498 @ 0.00063625 = 0.9531 BTC [-] -113408;1361581006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063489 = 2.7434 BTC [-] -113407;1361581007;kakobrekla;thats why bit4x is switching to dBTC ;) -113406;1361581007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00063488 = 3.9045 BTC [-] -113405;1361581009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8431 @ 0.00063422 = 5.3471 BTC [-] -113404;1361581050;mircea_popescu;i am looking forward to mpex options passthroughs. -113403;1361581058;mircea_popescu;split 1:1000 or w/e -113402;1361581079;mircea_popescu;sorta like people make gold etfs atm based on one ounce bar -113401;1361581163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064392 = 2.7824 BTC [+] -113400;1361581165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30250 @ 0.00064409 = 19.4837 BTC [+] -113399;1361581169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10725 @ 0.00064629 = 6.9315 BTC [+] -113398;1361581186;Bugpowder;just use coinbr -113397;1361581192;Bugpowder;coinbr has options right? -113396;1361581396;thestringpuller;yea -113395;1361581424;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: option passthrus for selling options? -113394;1361581439;mircea_popescu;sure. -113393;1361581440;thestringpuller;you can only do mkopt on mpex -113392;1361581537;jurov;like, the passthrough will raise funds and do mkopt on mpex, for 1 option? -113391;1361581599;thestringpuller;jurov do it -113390;1361581606;thestringpuller;make a joe bot -113389;1361581634;jurov;actually i do have an user who asked me to split 2 BTC.. now i 'm gonna to watch carefully what happens with the collateral and everything -113388;1361581702;mircea_popescu;jurov yes, buys one option worth 1 btc, sells 1000 shares in it or w/e -113387;1361581702;jurov;plus multiple users autoexercise, hope i got it right -113386;1361581763;jurov;lol i was just arguing for switching to uBTC in -otc, i can put it to good use here -113385;1361581780;jurov;!ticker mpex s.mpoe -113384;1361581781;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063035 / 0.00063869 / 0.00064629 (1248634 shares, 797.50 BTC), 7D: 0.000622 / 0.00064897 / 0.00068894 (10558696 shares, 6,852.38 BTC), 30D: 0.00059613 / 0.00066484 / 0.0007 (72433406 shares, 48,157.29 BTC) -113383;1361581814;jurov;one S.MPOE for 630.35 uBTC, doesn't it look nice? -113382;1361581828;jurov;two decimal places, no unwieldy zeroes -113381;1361582062;jurov;besides, one has to convince me that passthroughs are profitable enough.. i just don't see how 5% of dividends is worth it -113380;1361582081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064599 = 2.7913 BTC [-] -113379;1361582082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1829 @ 0.00064629 = 1.1821 BTC [+] -113378;1361582087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1 @ 0.00196489 BTC [-] -113377;1361582115;jurov;let somebody other do the dirty work, i'm completely content with 0.5% off every transaction -113376;1361582126;mircea_popescu;jurov they're profitable for sure. -113375;1361582145;mircea_popescu;read up where topace bought 5k on mpex for 60ish, sold 5k on havelock for 68ish. -113374;1361582288;jurov;okay, but price may as well move against him and he may end up doing other trade with a loss -113373;1361582390;jurov;i'm actually trying something like on deadterra's bitfunder stuff to get the feel of things... still not convinced -113372;1361582417;mircea_popescu;well obviously. -113371;1361582477;BingoBongo;Hands on the wheel drivin' drunk I'm doing my thing; Screaming out fuck that -113370;1361582502;BingoBongo;It is nearly always worth it for the passthrough operator -113369;1361582740;jurov;hm, "nearly always"... topace is the only one so far who succeeded in selling significant part of underlying asset, like million od s.dice -113368;1361582769;jurov;coinbr users got quite a chunk of it, and bbet too -113367;1361582775;jurov;but anyone other? -113366;1361582799;mircea_popescu;1mn is like what, 6k or so ? -113365;1361582800;mod6;not yet -113364;1361582950;ThickAsThieves;deadterra has 1mil sdice on bf -113363;1361582978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00580004 = 1.74 BTC [-] -113362;1361582986;jurov;!ticker havelosk sdice -113361;1361582986;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -113360;1361582989;jurov;!ticker havelock sdice -113359;1361582991;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.62151000 / 0.66050068 / 0.69000000 (132 shares, 87.18609015 BTC), 7D: 0.62151000 / 0.69016063 / 0.75100000 (1262 shares, 870.98271197 BTC), 30D: 0.44000000 / 0.66366199 / 0.89000000 (11204 shares, 7435.66888393 BTC) -113358;1361583001;thestringpuller;BingoBongo: you quotin schoolboy q and asap rocky? -113357;1361583002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00580003 = 5.8 BTC [-] -113356;1361583009;ThickAsThieves;cudi -113355;1361583023;thestringpuller;go kill yourselves -113354;1361583024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 942 @ 0.00577565 = 5.4407 BTC [-] -113353;1361583025;thestringpuller;jk -113352;1361583046;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -113351;1361583049;gribble;Current Blocks: 222611 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1164 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 18 hours, 25 minutes, and 6 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4377231.32576 | Estimated Percent Change: 19.89092 -113350;1361583062;thestringpuller;;;bc,tslb -113349;1361583064;gribble;Time since last block: 16 minutes and 42 seconds -113348;1361583068;thestringpuller;;;ticker -113347;1361583068;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.53483, Best ask: 30.64998, Bid-ask spread: 0.11515, Last trade: 30.53483, 24 hour volume: 68196.18755830, 24 hour low: 29.67001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.43770 -113346;1361583233;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -113345;1361583234;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.54002, Best ask: 30.65000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10998, Last trade: 30.54002, 24 hour volume: 68235.20606724, 24 hour low: 29.67001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.43808 -113344;1361583279;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [-] -113343;1361583350;kakobrekla;has smickles been found -113342;1361583351;kakobrekla;? -113341;1361583360;kakobrekla;ah hes here. -113340;1361583376;kakobrekla;but idle -113339;1361583378;mircea_popescu;smickles' been fondled. -113338;1361583388;kakobrekla;hrm -113337;1361583396;kakobrekla;bua. -113336;1361583405;mod6;i might have to go to t-town to buy him a beer. he's probably doing the whole new-dad thing. -113335;1361583415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063433 = 3.1717 BTC [-] -113334;1361583419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063432 = 2.7409 BTC [-] -113333;1361583425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6590 @ 0.00063424 = 4.1796 BTC [-] -113332;1361583430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7089 @ 0.00063423 = 4.4961 BTC [-] -113331;1361583513;mod6;haha, funny enough they just got snow yesterday. doesn't usually happen in the valley. when I lived there we got 3" once. caused HAVOC in the am. -113330;1361583628;mircea_popescu;mod6 o, i thought new dad wasn't till april -113329;1361583845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00609 = 0.0609 BTC [+] -113328;1361583848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064619 = 2.7922 BTC [+] -113327;1361583850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1229 @ 0.00064628 = 0.7943 BTC [+] -113326;1361584108;BingoBongo;S, S.BBET overtakes S.DICE sometime in Q4 2013? -113325;1361584144;BingoBongo;*So -113324;1361584478;mircea_popescu;you think ? -113323;1361584514;mjr__;you should make that a bbet -113322;1361584525;kakobrekla;there is. -113321;1361584529;mjr__;ah ok -113320;1361584531;mjr__;cool -113319;1361584539;BingoBongo;Probably, betting on events seems so much more attractive for the desperate enbough to have patience -113318;1361584551;BingoBongo;What's the link on the bet? -113317;1361584564;mjr__;those who have patience...or less than 1% of the populatoin -113316;1361584571;kakobrekla;type bbet in the searchbar -113315;1361584574;kakobrekla;there are two -113314;1361584584;mjr__;i think they are definitely more interesting -113313;1361584634;mircea_popescu;i just put bitbet in the search bar, as kakobrekla said. http://www.google.com/search?q=bbet&complete=0 -113312;1361584642;mircea_popescu;Bloed, Bodem, Eer en Trouw (BBET; "Blood, Soil, Honour and Loyalty") is a Flemish neo-Nazi group -113311;1361584652;kakobrekla;FU troll -113310;1361584660;BingoBongo;Bet made -113309;1361584673;mircea_popescu;i didn't even know flemishness is large enough to have subgroups. -113308;1361584688;mjr__;lol -113307;1361584692;kakobrekla;also -113306;1361584692;kakobrekla;Bloed, Bodem, Eer en Trouw (BBET; "Blood, Soil, Honour and Loyalty") is a Flemish neo-Nazi group, created in 2004 from a splinter of the Flemish branch of the international Nazi skinhead organization Blood & Honour. -113305;1361584699;kakobrekla;first SS now BBET -113304;1361584699;mod6;(15:40) < mircea_popescu> mod6 o, i thought new dad wasn't till april << ooh maybe you're right. -113303;1361584703;kakobrekla;NWO i tell you -113302;1361584774;mod6;maybe he's got a huge list of honey-do's -113301;1361584779;mod6;heheh -113300;1361584811;mjr__;btw, cool new options mircea -113299;1361584886;mircea_popescu;yee -113298;1361584894;coingenuity;ya, never thought i could get it with leather seats mircea_popescu -113297;1361584896;coingenuity;:D -113296;1361584982;mircea_popescu;uh wha ?! -113295;1361585061;coingenuity;car upgrades are called options here -113294;1361585071;coingenuity;i guess it was too much of a stretch for a global-compatable joke -113293;1361585206;lyspooner;mircea_popescu link to your feb report? -113292;1361585216;mircea_popescu;x.x -113291;1361585230;mircea_popescu;you literally can't be serious. it's been five minutes! -113290;1361585230;lyspooner;i can't click those x's -113289;1361585249;lyspooner;i'm boarding my jet now -113288;1361585274;lyspooner;i don't like when you say the word literally -113287;1361585277;lyspooner;i told you that -113286;1361585295;mircea_popescu;no internet on jet ? -113285;1361585298;mircea_popescu;sounds like a crummy model. -113284;1361585479;jurov;mircea_popescu, was i supposed to get data in "Exercises" statjson output when I held C200T ? -113283;1361585557;mircea_popescu;yes. -113282;1361585590;jurov;i got nothing -113281;1361585599;mircea_popescu;aite, looking into it. -113280;1361585691;jurov;account D0AEE7D7... and other account too -113279;1361585907;mircea_popescu;jurov look now ? -113278;1361586006;jurov;yes it's there -113277;1361586217;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -113276;1361586218;gribble;30.46 -113275;1361586280;jurov;;;calc (30.46-20)/30.46 -113274;1361586281;gribble;0.343401181878 -113273;1361586460;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/mpoe-february-2013-statement/ -113272;1361586462;mircea_popescu;there it is. -113271;1361586475;mircea_popescu;green month, interest 4.8 -113270;1361586573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063768 = 2.7554 BTC [-] -113269;1361586575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063746 = 2.7545 BTC [-] -113268;1361586577;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00063741 = 6.1829 BTC [-] -113267;1361586578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00063741 = 6.1829 BTC [-] -113266;1361586579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7040 @ 0.00063656 = 4.4814 BTC [-] -113265;1361586581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2718 @ 0.00063423 = 1.7238 BTC [-] -113264;1361587231;ThickAsThieves;to make sure I understand how divs are dist for mpoe, what does the div per share come out to? .000000979? -113263;1361587477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1714 @ 0.00063425 = 1.0871 BTC [+] -113262;1361587561;mircea_popescu;;;calc 979.88886371 / 1000000000 -113261;1361587562;gribble;9.7988886371e-07 -113260;1361587573;mircea_popescu;yeh -113259;1361587610;mircea_popescu;;;calc 9.7988886371e-07/0.00063423 -113258;1361587610;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -113257;1361587617;mircea_popescu;your own syntax nooblet. -113256;1361587630;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.000000979/0.00063423 -113255;1361587631;gribble;0.00154360405531 -113254;1361587657;mircea_popescu;seems about right. -113253;1361587678;Bugpowder;979 was total profit? -113252;1361587859;mircea_popescu;yea -113251;1361587863;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/mpoe-february-2013-statement/ -113250;1361587947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063994 = 2.7652 BTC [+] -113249;1361587948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7679 @ 0.00063995 = 4.9142 BTC [+] -113248;1361587971;Bugpowder;That's about what I expected -113247;1361587992;Bugpowder;Based on watching the entry and exit points -113246;1361588049;Bugpowder;Pretty amazing mpoe didn't get fcking killed this month. You would have expected more calls being bought during the run up -113245;1361588071;thestringpuller;YUS! -113244;1361588075;thestringpuller;bot wins again -113243;1361588087;Bugpowder;I know I got spooked out of some large call positions -113242;1361588089;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder indeed. -113241;1361588094;thestringpuller;mpoe bot is finally fully profitable -113240;1361588101;mircea_popescu;i think many people were expecting a massacre. -113239;1361588145;jurov;interesting, why everyone went with 4.8%? just cause i announced it for MPBPT? -113238;1361588178;thestringpuller;what was total volume of mpbpt -113237;1361588195;jurov;only 100 btc, 22 of those mine -113236;1361588195;thestringpuller;since no bot info for bf -113235;1361588211;jurov;it's lol -113234;1361588214;thestringpuller;good use of btc for yourself jurov ;) -113233;1361588284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2607 @ 0.00063425 = 1.6535 BTC [-] -113232;1361588289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 193 @ 0.00063423 = 0.1224 BTC [-] -113231;1361588291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3774 @ 0.00063422 = 2.3935 BTC [-] -113230;1361588328;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -113229;1361588331;gribble;Current Blocks: 222617 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1158 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 17 hours, 34 minutes, and 53 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4350127.9943 | Estimated Percent Change: 19.14857 -113228;1361588402;thestringpuller;;;calc 19.14857 * 4350127 -113227;1361588402;gribble;83298711.3684 -113226;1361588874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063457 = 2.742 BTC [+] -113225;1361588881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9579 @ 0.00063422 = 6.0752 BTC [-] -113224;1361589060;jurov;ufff,coinbr autoexercises seems settled... now about the collateral -113223;1361589332;mircea_popescu;ok, finally. -113222;1361589356;mircea_popescu;part of mpoe bot's brain was hanging up on the volatility history of btc. -113221;1361589362;mircea_popescu;problem fixed, all better, quotes make sense again. -113220;1361589364;mircea_popescu;halelujah -113219;1361589624;thestringpuller;so mpoe bot is reveiving updates? -113218;1361589720;mircea_popescu;not rly. -113217;1361589922;Bowjob;;;ticker -113216;1361589922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2921 @ 0.00063995 = 1.8693 BTC [+] -113215;1361589922;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.25322, Best ask: 30.45399, Bid-ask spread: 0.20077, Last trade: 30.25322, 24 hour volume: 68466.44039887, 24 hour low: 29.67001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.46492 -113214;1361589934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064263 = 2.7768 BTC [+] -113213;1361589936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13836 @ 0.00064264 = 8.8916 BTC [+] -113212;1361589937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.00064482 = 22.2463 BTC [+] -113211;1361589949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3771 @ 0.00064628 = 2.4371 BTC [+] -113210;1361589951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41146 @ 0.00064629 = 26.5922 BTC [+] -113209;1361589970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00064722 = 2.4918 BTC [+] -113208;1361589971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00064778 = 13.992 BTC [+] -113207;1361589986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00064824 = 4.2136 BTC [+] -113206;1361589988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18562 @ 0.00064892 = 12.0453 BTC [+] -113205;1361589998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00064961 = 7.6654 BTC [+] -113204;1361590001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.00065077 = 11.3885 BTC [+] -113203;1361590003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11190 @ 0.00065097 = 7.2844 BTC [+] -113202;1361590007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00065112 = 2.8649 BTC [+] -113201;1361590009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19730 @ 0.00065233 = 12.8705 BTC [+] -113200;1361590014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00065361 = 2.9086 BTC [+] -113199;1361590016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00065438 = 2.1595 BTC [+] -113198;1361590016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65900 @ 0.00065583 = 43.2192 BTC [+] -113197;1361590019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00065624 = 6.5624 BTC [+] -113196;1361590021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17900 @ 0.00065883 = 11.7931 BTC [+] -113195;1361590023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17135 @ 0.00065902 = 11.2923 BTC [+] -113194;1361590073;mircea_popescu;heh. i guess people really were worried. -113193;1361590088;Bowjob;damn -113192;1361590104;mircea_popescu;also in the news : somebody made a mpex sh : https://github.com/gabridome/mpex-sh -113191;1361590104;Bowjob;someone do the same for dice pweese -113190;1361590118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.00572194 = 2.0027 BTC [-] -113189;1361590133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65688 @ 0.00066 = 43.3541 BTC [+] -113188;1361590142;Bowjob;not that way lol -113187;1361590188;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 10 @ 0.28103279 = 2.8103 BTC -113186;1361590311;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ it's fixed btw. it was choking on vol data. -113185;1361590409;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 23 @ 0.006 = 0.138 BTC [-] -113184;1361590482;Bugpowder_;ya -113183;1361590623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065995 = 2.8516 BTC [-] -113182;1361590625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3279 @ 0.00066013 = 2.1646 BTC [+] -113181;1361590633;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310N] 15 @ 0.42134962 = 6.3202 BTC -113180;1361590696;jurov;C750Ns have break even point near 100.. i'm not so bullish :D -113179;1361590710;mircea_popescu;so go in the midmarket -113178;1361590713;mircea_popescu;maybe someone fills. -113177;1361590760;mircea_popescu;think of it as 0.00000002 current bid 0.17214117 buyout. -113176;1361591106;jurov;um... but looks like whoever thinks of going long and does similar maths like me -113175;1361591128;jurov;ends up with decision to buy lowest call available -113174;1361591148;mircea_popescu;m ? -113173;1361591172;jurov;the higher ones seem to have no advantage at all, even considering their bit lower price -113172;1361591301;BitcoinG;bitcoin price crashing -113171;1361591339;mircea_popescu;jurov i don't follow that logic. -113170;1361591342;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -113169;1361591342;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.12341, Best ask: 30.19250, Bid-ask spread: 0.06909, Last trade: 30.19250, 24 hour volume: 67029.45874648, 24 hour low: 29.67001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.47874 -113168;1361591351;Bowjob;nah -113167;1361591401;Bowjob;we just need 50k USD to reach 31 dollars -113166;1361591423;jurov;simple - if i went into midmarket fo calls, what reason anyone may have to buy my C750s, when C310s looks overall more profitable? -113165;1361591488;mircea_popescu;i thought you were trying to buy them, so they'd be selling -113164;1361591489;mircea_popescu;or ? -113163;1361591519;jurov;yes i am buying some calls -113162;1361591569;mircea_popescu;right. if we're talking the C750, you can buy one right now for 0.17, but the current highest bid on it is 2 satoshi. -113161;1361591585;mircea_popescu;if anyone were to sell one, you might get it should you bid more than 2 satoshi. -113160;1361591629;jurov;oh i understand now -113159;1361591657;mircea_popescu;now, it may be the case some other option is better priced, sure -113158;1361591668;mircea_popescu;but it all depends on how much this actually ends up trading for. -113157;1361591793;maximian;that she blows -113156;1361591796;maximian;thar -113155;1361591796;jurov;hm, so someone might see my bid and decide to mkopt and sell the calls -113154;1361591810;jurov;yes that could work, then -113153;1361591846;Namworld;question, is it possible to see dividend per share? -113152;1361591853;jurov;sadly, bears were shot :) -113151;1361591854;mircea_popescu;kinda the point of even having the books in the first place. -113150;1361591857;Namworld;Seems like it just shows total on MPEx -113149;1361591874;Namworld;and doesn't show the current outstanding paid to. -113148;1361591879;mircea_popescu;maximian what blows ? -113147;1361591889;mircea_popescu;Namworld hm ? -113146;1361591900;maximian;ah, just the price dipped below 30 -113145;1361591905;mircea_popescu;in other news, the uk just got its credit slashed. -113144;1361591906;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -113143;1361591907;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.99001, Best ask: 29.99360, Bid-ask spread: 0.00359, Last trade: 29.99360, 24 hour volume: 66167.24997894, 24 hour low: 29.84413, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.48630 -113142;1361591910;jurov;Namworld, you have to find the float in the text and do the maths -113141;1361591910;mircea_popescu;o i c -113140;1361591928;Namworld;Eh... -113139;1361591931;jurov;and there is no such thing as "price per share" -113138;1361591952;jurov;you'll end up with significant rounding error -113137;1361591967;jurov;if you started with price per share in satoshis -113136;1361591971;Namworld;yeah... -113135;1361592050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00574098 = 8.8985 BTC [+] -113134;1361592060;Namworld;I was planning using MPOE results/SD results statement to get the dividend info. Just not going to get rounded numbers tho. -113133;1361592105;mircea_popescu;Namworld : Total shares : 1`000`000`000. Total dividend : 979.88886371 BTC. -113132;1361592106;jurov;you can't use statjson output? -113131;1361592107;mircea_popescu;it's all there neh ? -113130;1361592107;Namworld;0.00000097988886371 per S.MPOE this month -113129;1361592112;Namworld;yeah -113128;1361592139;jurov;mircea_popescu, but the dividend there applies to float, not to all shares, no? -113127;1361592143;Namworld;So it multiplies that by amount of S.MPOE you have, and then what? Round it? -113126;1361592160;mircea_popescu;jurov float = all shares! -113125;1361592186;mircea_popescu;Namworld to the nearest satoshi -113124;1361592200;Namworld;aye -113123;1361592255;Namworld;I won't be able to do that since some people have just 1 share on my passthroughs -113122;1361592283;Namworld;Guess I'll round it to 0.00000098 per share -113121;1361592305;Namworld;I'll pay it right away -113120;1361592536;jurov;Bugpowder, you went to gym and btc went crashing -113119;1361592544;jurov;you did it again -113118;1361592634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4150 @ 0.00065717 = 2.7273 BTC [-] -113117;1361592814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 171 @ 0.00065717 = 0.1124 BTC [-] -113116;1361592816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4774 @ 0.00065695 = 3.1363 BTC [-] -113115;1361592854;Bowjob;;;ticker -113114;1361592855;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.70000, Best ask: 29.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19000, Last trade: 29.89000, 24 hour volume: 66974.83869919, 24 hour low: 29.68700, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.47468 -113113;1361592861;Bowjob;uh oh -113112;1361592878;Namworld;So a nice 94 sathoshi per share I'll be giving out. -113111;1361592921;Namworld;hmm... -113110;1361592926;Namworld;Seems off -113109;1361592939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3789 @ 0.00065695 = 2.4892 BTC [-] -113108;1361592976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6537 @ 0.00065695 = 4.2945 BTC [-] -113107;1361592978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2445 @ 0.00065201 = 1.5942 BTC [-] -113106;1361592980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2748 @ 0.00064255 = 1.7657 BTC [-] -113105;1361593099;Namworld;But it's not -113104;1361593140;Namworld;Damn -113103;1361593150;Bowjob;;;ticker -113102;1361593151;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.66003, Best ask: 29.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03997, Last trade: 29.70000, 24 hour volume: 62456.87645939, 24 hour low: 29.66000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.50573 -113101;1361593156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 170 @ 0.00063694 = 0.1083 BTC [-] -113100;1361593157;Namworld;Would take 600 months to break even at that pace O.o -113099;1361593165;Bowjob;I cant bear to watch.. -113098;1361593173;Namworld;Or 50 years... -113097;1361593187;mircea_popescu;lol this breakeven nonsense. -113096;1361593221;Namworld;The pace at which profits come in matters -113095;1361593235;mircea_popescu;looky, this isn't how stocks work, "break even from dividends". -113094;1361593252;mircea_popescu;it's so nonsensical as to leave no room for words. -113093;1361593262;kakobrekla;hehe -113092;1361593313;Namworld;The breakeven doesn't necessarily matter, but the % matter -113091;1361593349;mircea_popescu;yeah. about what a normal corp does, give or take. -113090;1361593429;Namworld;aye -113089;1361593439;Namworld;like 2% per year -113088;1361593483;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 11 @ 0.35 = 3.85 BTC [+] -113087;1361593492;Namworld;Normally you also want enough price share value increase to beat inflation... tho... since this is BTC. -113086;1361593525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11730 @ 0.00065548 = 7.6888 BTC [+] -113085;1361593526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00063609 = 5.4704 BTC [-] -113084;1361593528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1416 @ 0.00063422 = 0.8981 BTC [-] -113083;1361593529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2384 @ 0.00063298 = 1.509 BTC [-] -113082;1361593609;mircea_popescu;in fairness the entire "break even" stuff probably comes from the very fly-by-night nature of many btc businesses. -113081;1361593630;mircea_popescu;if stuff is just going to dissapear one day a la gblse then you want to know how long you need. -113080;1361593858;Namworld;Actually I think it's more due to the deflationary nature of Bitcoin. Once you get back your investment amount, you win no matter what. Compared to inflationary currencies where you need to breakeven AND beat inflation. -113079;1361593891;Namworld;In BTC, reaching breakeven point is more interesting as you got all initial BTC back and still have assets. -113078;1361593926;mircea_popescu;that's a point. -113077;1361593941;mircea_popescu;i guess from a psychological pov this "breakeven" is a lot more appealing here. -113076;1361594154;Bugpowder;Time 4 puts -113075;1361594159;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.MAR] 25 @ 0.07595 = 1.8988 BTC [+] -113074;1361594167;Bugpowder;Yay! -113073;1361594497;Namworld;Don't forget to sleep with that & speakers @ full power: http://namcdn.com/btcalarm/ -113072;1361594777;Namworld;Is there other stuff in JSON format other than vwap? -113071;1361595125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064725 = 2.7968 BTC [+] -113070;1361595127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9975 @ 0.00064727 = 6.4565 BTC [+] -113069;1361595216;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0056 = 0.028 BTC [-] -113068;1361595229;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq.html#11 -113067;1361595504;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -113066;1361595505;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.67445, Best ask: 29.89899, Bid-ask spread: 0.22454, Last trade: 29.91474, 24 hour volume: 60390.33320751, 24 hour low: 29.51001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.49060 -113065;1361596109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33450 @ 0.00064727 = 21.6512 BTC [+] -113064;1361596507;Bowjob;;;ticker -113063;1361596507;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.71000, Best ask: 29.87182, Bid-ask spread: 0.16182, Last trade: 29.87187, 24 hour volume: 59467.92459786, 24 hour low: 29.51001, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.49554 -113062;1361597000;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064374 = 2.7816 BTC [-] -113061;1361597002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2879 @ 0.00064354 = 1.8528 BTC [-] -113060;1361597222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0060899 = 1.218 BTC [+] -113059;1361597353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006437 = 2.7814 BTC [+] -113058;1361597355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 329 @ 0.00064354 = 0.2117 BTC [-] -113057;1361597358;Bowjob;Oh, its just the weekend dip -113056;1361597361;Bowjob;;;ticker -113055;1361597362;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.57640, Best ask: 29.78699, Bid-ask spread: 0.21059, Last trade: 29.78699, 24 hour volume: 62404.68197545, 24 hour low: 29.40000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.44704 -113054;1361597622;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P290T] 1000 @ 0.2535436 = 253.5436 BTC -113053;1361597666;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -113052;1361597688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 1000 @ 0.13112771 = 131.1277 BTC [+] -113051;1361597900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006472 = 2.7966 BTC [+] -113050;1361597902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8579 @ 0.00064727 = 5.5529 BTC [+] -113049;1361597912;Bugpowder;DIVE -113048;1361597967;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P270T] 1000 @ 0.20866429 = 208.6643 BTC -113047;1361597976;dub;tora tora tora -113046;1361598735;Bowjob;;;ticker -113045;1361598735;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.52500, Best ask: 28.55000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02500, Last trade: 28.55000, 24 hour volume: 69282.32487470, 24 hour low: 28.50000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.29200 -113044;1361598745;Bowjob;WOuch -113043;1361598831;Bugpowder;yeahhh -113042;1361598832;Bugpowder;puts -113041;1361598833;Bugpowder;time -113040;1361598841;mod6;;;bids 27 -113039;1361598843;gribble;There are currently 18764.874 bitcoins demanded at or over 27.0 USD, worth 518424.477915 USD in total. -113038;1361598860;Bugpowder;its the weekend -113037;1361598862;mod6;;;bids 23 -113036;1361598864;gribble;There are currently 49713.014 bitcoins demanded at or over 23.0 USD, worth 1299105.90195 USD in total. -113035;1361598888;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3079 BTC [+] -113034;1361598956;Bowjob;;;ticker -113033;1361598957;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.75000, Best ask: 28.88900, Bid-ask spread: 0.13900, Last trade: 28.75000, 24 hour volume: 69845.63623394, 24 hour low: 28.50000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.27773 -113032;1361598961;Bowjob;tsk tsk -113031;1361598970;mod6;;;bids 28 -113030;1361598972;gribble;There are currently 8077.8395 bitcoins demanded at or over 28.0 USD, worth 226780.134991 USD in total. -113029;1361599063;Bugpowder;tank tank tank -113028;1361599090;mod6;BTFD -113027;1361599091;mod6;lol -113026;1361599275;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -113025;1361599277;gribble;Current Blocks: 222639 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1136 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 10 hours, 54 minutes, and 32 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4348149.60774 | Estimated Percent Change: 19.09438 -113024;1361599295;Bowjob;we have support at 28 BTC per according to chart -113023;1361599425;Bowjob;;;ticker -113022;1361599425;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.81000, Best ask: 28.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 28.90000, 24 hour volume: 70433.13541352, 24 hour low: 28.50000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.26478 -113021;1361599427;Bugpowder;i bought puts we will probably bounce -113020;1361599437;Bowjob;I can't bear to watch!! :/ -113019;1361599438;Bugpowder;though... it is the weekend. -113018;1361599438;mod6;here she comes -113017;1361599770;Bowjob;;;ticker -113016;1361599771;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.02760, Best ask: 29.45669, Bid-ask spread: 0.42909, Last trade: 28.81000, 24 hour volume: 71487.83150458, 24 hour low: 28.50000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.25031 -113015;1361599775;Bowjob;lol -113014;1361599777;Bowjob;Fuck that -113013;1361599803;Bowjob;I swear to Satoshi.. the marker is playing tricks on me -113012;1361599884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064704 = 2.7959 BTC [-] -113011;1361599886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6879 @ 0.00064727 = 4.4526 BTC [+] -113010;1361599981;Bugpowder;tank tank tank -113009;1361599982;Bugpowder;please -113008;1361600026;Bowjob;nO! -113007;1361600040;Bowjob;I forbid the market to tank -113006;1361600079;Bowjob;isnt options trading gambling? -113005;1361600286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35700 @ 0.00064727 = 23.1075 BTC [+] -113004;1361600353;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.mpoe -113003;1361600354;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063035 / 0.00064332 / 0.00066013 (1620421 shares, 1,042.45 BTC), 7D: 0.000622 / 0.00064857 / 0.00068894 (10946689 shares, 7,099.72 BTC), 30D: 0.00059613 / 0.00066506 / 0.0007 (72643562 shares, 48,312.69 BTC) -113002;1361600439;Bugpowder;nobody can fund accounts for the next 48 hours though -113001;1361600444;Bugpowder;a good time for a crash -113000;1361600449;Bugpowder;please -112999;1361600469;kakobrekla;O_o -112998;1361600544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064366 = 2.7813 BTC [-] -112997;1361600545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 329 @ 0.00064354 = 0.2117 BTC [-] -112996;1361600552;Bugpowder;here comes another dump -112995;1361600591;jcpham; but there so exspensive right now at one time i was getting them for 25 a pop -112994;1361600595;jcpham;quote -112993;1361600662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064361 = 2.781 BTC [+] -112992;1361600664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3329 @ 0.00064354 = 2.1423 BTC [-] -112991;1361600826;Bugpowder;I actually have a lot of USD on gox right now -112990;1361600833;Bugpowder;but I don't want to support the price :-P -112989;1361600852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1110 @ 0.00064354 = 0.7143 BTC [-] -112988;1361601001;Bugpowder;28 is gonna be tough to break thru though -112987;1361601138;Bugpowder;The reddit sentiment index is turning bearish though -112986;1361601167;Bugpowder;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/new/ -112985;1361601181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064724 = 2.7967 BTC [+] -112984;1361601183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12522 @ 0.00064727 = 8.1051 BTC [+] -112983;1361601301;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 1000 @ 0.13112771 = 131.1277 BTC [+] what srsly ?! -112982;1361601303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00064374 = 2.1243 BTC [-] -112981;1361601316;Bugpowder;yeah -112980;1361601318;Bugpowder;twas me -112979;1361601330;Bugpowder;one of these times its gonna pay off -112978;1361601339;mircea_popescu;under 23 ?! -112977;1361601346;Bugpowder;well -112976;1361601354;Bugpowder;it doesnt have to hit 23 to make money on it -112975;1361601362;Bugpowder;;;ticker -112974;1361601362;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.50000, Best ask: 28.50009, Bid-ask spread: 0.00009, Last trade: 28.50009, 24 hour volume: 73966.60498852, 24 hour low: 28.50000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.20182 -112973;1361601395;Bugpowder;the 23s might have been a bit excessive, admittedly -112972;1361601404;mircea_popescu;:p -112971;1361601415;mircea_popescu;wtf reddit sentiment index. -112970;1361601445;Bugpowder;lol -112969;1361601446;jcpham;reddit matters too -112968;1361601447;Bugpowder;yeah -112967;1361601449;Bugpowder;well -112966;1361601450;mircea_popescu;ya tiotally matters -112965;1361601454;kakobrekla;ya, inverse that and use it to trade -112964;1361601459;kakobrekla;millions. -112963;1361601461;Bugpowder;this run up has been the reddit crowd driven -112962;1361601466;Bugpowder;I think -112961;1361601468;mircea_popescu;it's like doing an index of somali pirates manufactured goods purchasing plans -112960;1361601483;Bugpowder;meh -112959;1361601489;Bugpowder;maybe I am delusional -112958;1361601519;mircea_popescu;dude, the reddit crowd has an aggregated 18 dollars in disposable income. -112957;1361601524;kakobrekla;:D -112956;1361601524;mircea_popescu;and there's like what, 100k of them ? -112955;1361601553;Diablo-D3;uh -112954;1361601555;Diablo-D3;huh -112953;1361601559;Diablo-D3;thats a lot of money -112952;1361601567;mircea_popescu;almost two whole pizzas. -112951;1361601586;mircea_popescu;so like over 10k btc -112950;1361601613;Diablo-D3;;;calc 18 * 100000 / 28 -112949;1361601614;gribble;64285.7142857 -112948;1361601623;Diablo-D3;6 and a half pizzas -112947;1361601625;mircea_popescu;btw, all this talk of bitcoin subdivisions is for the newbs. the pizza is the one unit of bitcoin wealth. sorta like fiat millionaire. -112946;1361601646;ThickAsThieves;someone's pushing the price down methinks -112945;1361601652;jcpham;yes but now 1 bitcoin buys 2 pizzas -112944;1361601653;mircea_popescu;i now see the wisdom of pizzaman1337's name -112943;1361601660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1021 @ 0.00064374 = 0.6573 BTC [-] -112942;1361601662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5579 @ 0.00064354 = 3.5903 BTC [-] -112941;1361601677;kakobrekla;hehe -112940;1361601726;Diablo-D3;jcpham: heh dude -112939;1361601736;Diablo-D3;jcpham: they had a sale of $4.99 pizzas here -112938;1361601741;Diablo-D3;frozen ones that are normally like $10 -112937;1361601751;Diablo-D3;they said large, they were really closer to medium -112936;1361601758;Diablo-D3;they were surprisingly good for frozen -112935;1361601774;Diablo-D3;so 1 btc buys an entire week of dinner -112934;1361601802;mod6;;;bids 28 -112933;1361601804;gribble;There are currently 9089.5697 bitcoins demanded at or over 28.0 USD, worth 255454.402077 USD in total. -112932;1361601809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064711 = 2.7962 BTC [+] -112931;1361601811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 479 @ 0.00064727 = 0.31 BTC [+] -112930;1361601816;mod6;;;asks 30 -112929;1361601818;gribble;There are currently 2412.2888 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 70658.6301887 USD in total. -112928;1361601854;Bugpowder;[23:40] i now see the wisdom of pizzaman1337's name lol -112927;1361601871;Diablo-D3;;;bids 0 -112926;1361601873;gribble;There are currently 37067587 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 3517373.93318 USD in total. -112925;1361601881;Bugpowder;;;bids .9 -112924;1361601881;Diablo-D3;;;asks 999999999 -112923;1361601882;gribble;There are currently 304891.96 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.9 USD, worth 3475777.04152 USD in total. -112922;1361601884;gribble;There are currently 74166.811 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999.0 USD, worth 2300089391.95 USD in total. -112921;1361601904;kakobrekla;stop spaming Diablo-D3 -112920;1361601914;Diablo-D3;er? -112919;1361601920;Diablo-D3;some of those were Bugpowders -112918;1361601929;Diablo-D3;and mod6s -112917;1361601935;kakobrekla;yes, but yours were the stupid ones -112916;1361601948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064713 = 2.7962 BTC [-] -112915;1361601949;Diablo-D3;not at all, Im asking for the entire market depth in both directions -112914;1361601949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 829 @ 0.00064727 = 0.5366 BTC [+] -112913;1361601981;kakobrekla;meh -112912;1361601983;kakobrekla;useless -112911;1361601989;Diablo-D3;to you, maybe -112910;1361601992;Diablo-D3;I find it interesting -112909;1361602596;Bugpowder;;;ticker -112908;1361602596;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.30166, Best ask: 28.99800, Bid-ask spread: 0.69634, Last trade: 28.30166, 24 hour volume: 75390.89745049, 24 hour low: 28.30166, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.15433 -112907;1361602966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00064727 = 9.5149 BTC [+] -112906;1361603187;Bowjob;;;ticker -112905;1361603187;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.42002, Best ask: 28.65000, Bid-ask spread: 0.22998, Last trade: 28.67900, 24 hour volume: 75429.09520144, 24 hour low: 28.30166, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.14941 -112904;1361603201;Bowjob;i think im fainting -112903;1361603296;mircea_popescu;o lala check the gap -112902;1361603310;Bowjob;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/18o1kl/bitcoin_is_going_to_plummet_this_friday/ -112901;1361603321;Bowjob;;;ticker -112900;1361603322;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.63311, Best ask: 28.66000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02689, Last trade: 28.66000, 24 hour volume: 75515.13424352, 24 hour low: 28.30166, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 30.14770 -112899;1361603384;mircea_popescu;lmao the bs. -112898;1361603397;mircea_popescu;"I'm an intern @ a hedge fund and they have been heavily investing in btc recently. We re set to stagger sell and close all our positions next week, over 6.5 million worth of btc will ensue a massive crash. Just givin fair warning so afterwards I can get credit for calling it. 18GuUNbzyifszKpBtp18cH4UsmH2EVeyG3" -112897;1361603400;mircea_popescu;ahaha -112896;1361603416;mod6;lol -112895;1361603428;mircea_popescu;truly a repository of the retarded. -112894;1361603446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5845 @ 0.00064354 = 3.7615 BTC [-] -112893;1361603448;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064286 = 2.7778 BTC [-] -112892;1361603449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1234 @ 0.00064285 = 0.7933 BTC [-] -112891;1361603452;mod6;SEND ME COINZ KTHX BYE -112890;1361603459;mircea_popescu;there's a quote this reminds me of. -112889;1361603484;mircea_popescu;back in 2011 some noob joined irc and was like "anonymous will hack bitcoin uness you send me bitcoins" -112888;1361603505;mod6;haha, i want to say that I remember that. -112887;1361603536;mircea_popescu;lemme see mebbe i have it logged -112886;1361603723;mircea_popescu;meh nothing easy pops it -112885;1361603759;mod6;im trying to remember who it was... -112884;1361603768;mircea_popescu;and im off. take care all -112883;1361603771;mod6;night -112882;1361631205;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -112881;1361631206;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.70001, Best ask: 28.88988, Bid-ask spread: 0.18987, Last trade: 28.88988, 24 hour volume: 74279.87605875, 24 hour low: 28.30166, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.97270 -112880;1361631210;mircea_popescu;o noes! -112879;1361631259;Bugpowder;o yes! -112878;1361631263;Bugpowder;ohhh yesssss -112877;1361631265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006356 = 2.7464 BTC [-] -112876;1361631267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7979 @ 0.00063556 = 5.0711 BTC [-] -112875;1361631276;Bugpowder;FRANK THE TANK FRANK THE TANK! -112874;1361631278;mircea_popescu;but it's below historical max ;/ -112873;1361631302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063586 = 2.7476 BTC [+] -112872;1361631305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6867 @ 0.00063556 = 4.3644 BTC [-] -112871;1361632559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5747 @ 0.00064572 = 3.711 BTC [+] -112870;1361632740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 858 @ 0.00597078 = 5.1229 BTC [-] -112869;1361632862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2553 @ 0.00064572 = 1.6485 BTC [+] -112868;1361632864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6147 @ 0.00063556 = 3.9068 BTC [-] -112867;1361633438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6001 @ 0.00063556 = 3.814 BTC [-] -112866;1361633440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2167 @ 0.00063516 = 1.3764 BTC [-] -112865;1361633661;mjr_;very boring correction so far -112864;1361633674;mjr_;hey namworld -112863;1361633702;Namworld_AFK;hey -112862;1361633733;mjr_;boring correction so far -112861;1361633740;mjr_;i was waiting for 27 -112860;1361633834;Bugpowder;back to 17 -112859;1361633837;Bugpowder;lets do this -112858;1361633848;Bugpowder;mjr_: -112857;1361633854;Bugpowder;buy some puts, it will be more exciting -112856;1361633863;mjr_;lol -112855;1361633872;mjr_;i kinda doubt it -112854;1361633892;Namjies;eh -112853;1361633917;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. 17 ?! -112852;1361633940;Namjies;I doubt we'll see 17 -112851;1361634005;mircea_popescu;stranger things have happened, but i kinda don't see it either. -112850;1361634060;Bugpowder;don't make me draw some lines on a chart -112849;1361634064;Bugpowder;I will do it -112848;1361634210;Bugpowder;It's a long options month -112847;1361634212;mircea_popescu;lol -112846;1361634220;Anduck;mircea_popescu: how to calculate bitbet winning -112845;1361634226;Anduck;i read your article about it -112844;1361634244;Bugpowder;35 days -112843;1361634265;mircea_popescu;"LOL Well, then maybe he felt frustrated and powerless because reporting me to the police if that becomes desirable would be meaningless and inconsequential as they're already beating the poop out of me and/or arresting me approximately every 6 weeks – last time on January 17, 2013 CET when I was intercepted and arrested by Služba općeg kriminaliteta, terorizma i ratnih zločina – the General Criminality, Terrori -112842;1361634265;mircea_popescu;sm, and War Crimes Service – of the Republic of Croatia on charges of possession of, and/or having planted, explosives – so even if he reported me for e.g. nuclear terrorism, nothing new would happen. It would be interesting if he could get Antiteroristička jedinica "Lučko" – the "Lučko" Anti-Terrorist Unit – to attack my position in full combat gear to see if I would get startled as I've not yet had an enco -112841;1361634265;mircea_popescu;unter with them." -112840;1361634267;mircea_popescu;jessu the forum ?! -112839;1361634268;Anduck;you didnt tell how you actually calculate them, just throwing numbers around. so mp: how to do it -112838;1361634274;mircea_popescu;Anduck well listen -112837;1361634287;mircea_popescu;your bet has a btc value and a weight value, right ? -112836;1361634287;Bugpowder;r u serious -112835;1361634292;Anduck;yes yes -112834;1361634294;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder kid's prolly weak at math. -112833;1361634305;mircea_popescu;Anduck and the bet has a total BTC pool and a total weight for the winning side, right ? -112832;1361634308;Bugpowder;this is like 4th grade calculus -112831;1361634312;Anduck;in fact, i am at uni and i aint even bad at maths :D -112830;1361634326;mircea_popescu;ok ok, just follow it's really simple, i'ma explain it. -112829;1361634326;Anduck;its just poor describing by mircea popescu at that article, really. -112828;1361634332;mircea_popescu;Anduck focus! -112827;1361634349;Anduck;just tell me the way to use the weight var -112826;1361634355;mircea_popescu;ok let's work an example. -112825;1361634364;Anduck;it would work this way better: -112824;1361634367;Bugpowder;Can I win bitcoins in the example -112823;1361634369;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/46/gold-price-remains-below-1750-usd-oz-until-mid-february/ look at this one. -112822;1361634372;Anduck;A bets 1 BTC on winning side at weight of 100`000. B bets 1 BTC on winning side at weight of 50`000. C bets 10 BTC on losing side. -112821;1361634372;Anduck;Total bet is 12 BTC, so BitBet takes 0.12 BTC. The remainder 9.88 BTC is split according to weight : A gets 1 + 6.58666666 = 7.58666666 and B gets 1 + 3.29333333 = 4.29333333 BTC. -112820;1361634379;Anduck;where does those nuumbers come from? -112819;1361634390;Anduck;just tell me that and i get it :) -112818;1361634396;mircea_popescu;anduck. shut up for a moment and listen to me. -112817;1361634407;mircea_popescu;go to http://bitbet.us/bet/46/gold-price-remains-below-1750-usd-oz-until-mid-february/ and look at it. -112816;1361634409;Anduck;fine -112815;1361634415;Anduck;yea -112814;1361634417;mircea_popescu;see where it says 04-02-13 15:49 Yes 16`070 1.15000000 ? -112813;1361634439;Anduck;yups -112812;1361634447;mircea_popescu;ok. that person bet 1.15 btc and the weight was 16070. -112811;1361634456;Anduck;yes -112810;1361634461;mircea_popescu;now, the total bet pool is 0.48 + 3.15 -112809;1361634465;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.48 + 3.15 -112808;1361634465;gribble;3.63 -112807;1361634472;Anduck;and 0.48 of that gets divided, right -112806;1361634483;mircea_popescu;see where it says Weighted Yes: 90`361 ? -112805;1361634491;Anduck;yes -112804;1361634510;mircea_popescu;ok. so our guy's weight is -112803;1361634518;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.15 * 16070 -112802;1361634519;gribble;18480.5 -112801;1361634519;Anduck;lost bets / bet -112800;1361634525;Anduck;lost bets / (bet*weight) ? -112799;1361634542;mircea_popescu;lost bets / bet (weight / total weight) -112798;1361634564;Anduck;"total weight" being the weighted yes/no ? -112797;1361634572;mircea_popescu;either yes or no as the case may be -112796;1361634575;Anduck;yep -112795;1361634579;Anduck;ok i'll try this -112794;1361634579;mircea_popescu;in our case the 90361 -112793;1361634583;mircea_popescu;go ahead. -112792;1361634623;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder have you won any bitcoins ? -112791;1361634704;Anduck;(lost bets / bet) * (weight / total weight) ? -112790;1361634716;Anduck;hmm -112789;1361634772;mircea_popescu;watch him find a bug now -112788;1361634778;mircea_popescu;so we can all facepalm -112787;1361634801;kakobrekla;stfu -112786;1361634805;mircea_popescu;no u -112785;1361634814;assbot;NO U -112784;1361634825;mircea_popescu;why's the bot talking out of its ass ? -112783;1361634840;assbot;these are farts that have phonetics -112782;1361634856;mircea_popescu;you know one of those days you'll have to fix that leading space bug you got there :D -112781;1361634865;Anduck;well i still seem to fail this somehow :_: -112780;1361634874;Anduck;ill try again later =) -112779;1361634878;Anduck;thanks for trying, mp -112778;1361634881;mircea_popescu;np. -112777;1361634890;mircea_popescu;thats why i'm called mp btw. it's really close to np -112776;1361634892;kakobrekla;where is a leading space? -112775;1361634897;mircea_popescu;just more lines in it. -112774;1361634897;kakobrekla;lol mp -112773;1361634951;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla [ ]NO U -112772;1361634956;kakobrekla;hm -112771;1361634976;kakobrekla;strange, apparently my local client cleans it up -112770;1361634979;kakobrekla;ill fix. -112769;1361635073;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144335.0;all lol this escalated quickly. -112768;1361635325;DeadWeasel;so you think we'll drop much more this weekend? -112767;1361635416;Namjies;I think we might just resume back upward... -112766;1361635488;DeadWeasel;ok. I sold 50 at 30.4 I just rebought them. -112765;1361635493;DeadWeasel;:) -112764;1361635506;Namjies;My advice is not sound financial advice... -112763;1361635533;DeadWeasel;i did not take it so, I made the purchase already, before your opinion -112762;1361635551;DeadWeasel;plus, I got all my money out already. -112761;1361635553;Namjies;Alright then -112760;1361635555;DeadWeasel;it's all profit I'm playing with -112759;1361635600;Bugpowder;DeadWeasel: you bought TOO SOON -112758;1361635609;Bugpowder;Should have waited till Sunday afternoon -112757;1361635614;DeadWeasel;good point -112756;1361635624;Bugpowder;possible rally sunday night when wires start getting funded -112755;1361635635;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: I have won MANY bitcoins -112754;1361635647;Bugpowder;also... the BFL bet should be paying me out soon. -112753;1361635654;DeadWeasel;me to0! -112752;1361635664;DeadWeasel;if there is a rally sunday night then I bought at the right time, now? -112751;1361635671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064706 = 2.7959 BTC [+] -112750;1361635673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9079 @ 0.00064727 = 5.8766 BTC [+] -112749;1361635678;Bugpowder;OK FOLKS, I called the last rally and bought calls to back up the predictions a month ago. Now I'm calling the crash and have puts to back it up. -112748;1361635680;BitHub;now is a great time to buy -112747;1361635684;Bugpowder;OFFICIAL PREDICTION -112746;1361635684;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/AHWri8B.png -112745;1361635687;Bugpowder;LOL -112744;1361635689;BitHub;if you want to cash out sunday -112743;1361635690;BitHub;night -112742;1361635716;Bugpowder;---exclusive to bitcoin-assets memebers--- -112741;1361635744;DeadWeasel;Why, you think next week will be a dead flat volume week? -112740;1361635766;DeadWeasel;steady media should keep us afloat, just wanted to reup in the weekend lull -112739;1361635768;Bugpowder;A great time to buy is around $15. -112738;1361635772;DeadWeasel;ahaha -112737;1361635775;DeadWeasel;I bought most then -112736;1361635804;DeadWeasel;but i'm trying to sell high and buy low now, which is fucking impossible int his market -112735;1361635807;DeadWeasel;brb -112734;1361635814;BitHub;i should of doubled flip this weekend, but the time differnce messes me up -112733;1361635827;BitHub;have -112732;1361635851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064695 = 2.7955 BTC [-] -112731;1361635853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5579 @ 0.00064727 = 3.6111 BTC [+] -112730;1361635867;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.mpoe -112729;1361635869;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063298 / 0.00064538 / 0.00066013 (1651667 shares, 1,065.96 BTC), 7D: 0.000622 / 0.00064746 / 0.00068894 (10878160 shares, 7,043.22 BTC), 30D: 0.00060745 / 0.0006656 / 0.0007 (72247862 shares, 48,088.35 BTC) -112728;1361636288;Bugpowder;NEW LOW -112727;1361636357;kakobrekla;unless some retard sells under 27 we are good -112726;1361636979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064708 = 2.796 BTC [-] -112725;1361636981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5971 @ 0.00064727 = 3.8648 BTC [+] -112724;1361637279;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [-] -112723;1361637338;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.632 = 6.32 BTC [-] -112722;1361637426;mircea_popescu; also... the BFL bet should be paying me out soon. << indeed -112721;1361637432;mircea_popescu;i remember inaba a month or so ago -112720;1361637433;mircea_popescu;lol -112719;1361637459;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.63 = 2.52 BTC [-] -112718;1361637480;mircea_popescu;lmao bugpowder is influencing the market. call the bec! -112717;1361637937;kakobrekla;since we are talking bullshit predictions -112716;1361637938;kakobrekla;heres mine -112715;1361637939;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/36/x3/1yQoSMpP/critticall.png -112714;1361637946;kakobrekla;at least its done by something smarter than me -112713;1361638200;mircea_popescu;Confirmed total: 3,003 BTC -112712;1361638205;mircea_popescu;bitbet total over 3k! -112711;1361638249;mircea_popescu;Gold Price - The spot gold price will trade below $1500 an ounce anytime during 2013 -112710;1361638251;mircea_popescu;so far 1:1 -112709;1361638415;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -112708;1361638418;gribble;Current Blocks: 222702 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 1073 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 20 hours, 1 minute, and 31 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4282889.59309 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.30693 -112707;1361638443;thestringpuller;;;ticker -112706;1361638444;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.05014, Best ask: 28.09995, Bid-ask spread: 0.04981, Last trade: 28.05014, 24 hour volume: 77002.28715277, 24 hour low: 28.03100, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.80096 -112705;1361638473;thestringpuller;damn i keep missing swimgs -112704;1361638479;thestringpuller;swings* -112703;1361638627;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -112702;1361638634;Namjies;you're right there.... you didn't sell prior? -112701;1361638635;gribble;Time since last block: 10 minutes and 40 seconds -112700;1361638673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063521 = 2.7447 BTC [-] -112699;1361638675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9065 @ 0.00063516 = 5.7577 BTC [-] -112698;1361638803;kakobrekla;anywho im gonna laugh my ass off if critticall comes close to what happens -112697;1361638817;mircea_popescu;is it critTICall ? -112696;1361638832;kakobrekla;lol no -112695;1361638931;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.52897577 = 1528.9758 BTC -112694;1361638953;Namjies;wow... some heavy optioning... -112693;1361638964;mircea_popescu;o hey, i like these new option values. -112692;1361638993;kakobrekla;hm would having options in sierra chart along mpex stocks make any sense -112691;1361639012;kakobrekla;i guess not much -112690;1361639014;mircea_popescu;what could be useful would be some sort of merged options index -112689;1361639019;mircea_popescu;if someone could manage to do it sanely. -112688;1361639027;kakobrekla;da what -112687;1361639043;mircea_popescu;take all option vwaps and merge it into a single indicator. -112686;1361639061;mircea_popescu;some sort of price prediction should be massage-able ouf ot that. -112685;1361639068;davos;vix -112684;1361639070;thestringpuller;lol -112683;1361639085;mircea_popescu;something likwe that yea -112682;1361639104;mircea_popescu;but i'd rather someone makes something new, as vix is both stupid and trademarked. -112681;1361639119;thestringpuller;nuh uh -112680;1361639126;thestringpuller;your stupid and trademarkes -112679;1361639130;thestringpuller;trademarked* -112678;1361639134;mircea_popescu;i'm not trademarked, trilema is -112677;1361639146;thestringpuller;i have a trilemma -112676;1361639157;thestringpuller;in mah pants -112675;1361639500;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 845 @ 1.53153505 = 1294.1471 BTC [+] -112674;1361639575;Bugpowder;;;ticker -112673;1361639575;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.00000, Best ask: 28.02098, Bid-ask spread: 0.02098, Last trade: 28.00000, 24 hour volume: 77466.15415150, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.75109 -112672;1361639640;mircea_popescu;o guise, i just realised -112671;1361639660;mircea_popescu;if the rise keeps going for a coupla more weeks i'll be a nominal lei billionaire. -112670;1361639682;mircea_popescu;there's like a dozen of those. -112669;1361639703;kakobrekla;gg -112668;1361639759;mircea_popescu;ima buy myself a tv station or something -112667;1361639773;mircea_popescu;o no, wait, it's been done. -112666;1361639773;kakobrekla;eh? -112665;1361639794;kakobrekla;that shit is dead -112664;1361639800;Bugpowder;28 is about to go -112663;1361639821;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yeah, true. -112662;1361639823;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -112661;1361639828;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.00000, Best ask: 28.01099, Bid-ask spread: 0.01099, Last trade: 28.00000, 24 hour volume: 78910.12493557, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.71461 -112660;1361639891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3117 @ 0.00063516 = 1.9798 BTC [-] -112659;1361639892;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063472 = 2.7426 BTC [-] -112658;1361639893;Bugpowder;btce is down below 26.5 -112657;1361639893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7012 @ 0.00063471 = 4.4506 BTC [-] -112656;1361639907;pigeons;i know the perfect host for your tv station... bruce wagner -112655;1361639981;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -112654;1361639981;gribble;0 seconds -112653;1361640018;mircea_popescu;i think his bf was about on the level of technical competence that's typical for local tv stations. -112652;1361640022;mircea_popescu;the guy shooting in demo mode -112651;1361640059;BitHub;help mircea -112650;1361640065;BitHub;the dream is over -112649;1361640085;Bugpowder;bitstamp -112648;1361640087;Bugpowder;25.51 -112647;1361640087;BitHub;its turned into a 28$ nightmare -112646;1361640185;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P290T] 1000 @ 0.2699455 = 269.9455 BTC [+] -112645;1361640224;mircea_popescu;lol what's so bad with 28 -112644;1361640386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063473 = 2.7427 BTC [+] -112643;1361640387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3079 @ 0.00063471 = 1.9543 BTC [-] -112642;1361640406;mircea_popescu;that sad, sad moment when i have to read the mpex faq to see dividend spec. -112641;1361640581;Bugpowder;bounce? -112640;1361640772;mircea_popescu;pretty soon mpoe will have a full year of dividends! -112639;1361640792;jcpham;woohoo -112638;1361640801;mircea_popescu;"The list of companies that have stopped selling firearms and ammunition to law enforcement agencies in states that are restricting the Second Amendment has grown to 42" -112637;1361640805;mircea_popescu;this should be interesting -112636;1361640816;jcpham;the divide grows -112635;1361640834;jcpham;i bet it is fun to watch from the sidelines -112634;1361640847;jcpham;the deterioration of america -112633;1361640870;mircea_popescu;jcpham it kinda is. -112632;1361640917;jcpham;it's funny to me how the original americans wanted to escape british colonialism and banking -112631;1361640927;jcpham;and then we did the exact same thing -112630;1361640930;thestringpuller;;;ticker -112629;1361640930;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.14000, Best ask: 28.16540, Bid-ask spread: 0.02540, Last trade: 28.14000, 24 hour volume: 79576.42946820, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.64794 -112628;1361640931;jcpham;learned nothing -112627;1361640936;BitHub;and religion -112626;1361640941;jcpham;and then took it to an all new extreme level -112625;1361640965;mircea_popescu;jcpham ya well its how these things work. -112624;1361640972;jcpham;cycles -112623;1361640978;mircea_popescu;all girls want to run away from home and become the oposite of their mother -112622;1361640989;mircea_popescu;what they don't know is exactly how their mother ended up herself. -112621;1361641012;thestringpuller;temet nosce? -112620;1361641048;mircea_popescu;no, it's gnothi seauton. -112619;1361641124;thestringpuller;It's all the same thing! -112618;1361641125;thestringpuller;:P -112617;1361641225;thestringpuller;:P -112616;1361641238;thestringpuller;hipster latin -112615;1361641243;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136162355089.jpg ding ding, here comes the antifashion highschool -112614;1361641295;toffoo;most look pretty boneable there mircea -112613;1361641348;mircea_popescu;they would be very boneable if someone either stripped them or dressed them. -112612;1361641372;mircea_popescu;the course of being 18 -112611;1361641375;mircea_popescu;curse* -112610;1361641392;Ukto;mircea_popescu: link? to the article on the firearms ? -112609;1361641395;BitHub;is that mpex headquarters? -112608;1361641399;jcpham;male to female ratio in that photo is amazing -112607;1361641417;BitHub;mircea you pimp -112606;1361641420;mircea_popescu;jcpham very strong gender separation in romania -112605;1361641432;mircea_popescu;most boys do like tech stuff, most gurls psycology or w/e -112604;1361641444;mircea_popescu;old soviet guy's an engineer girl's a teacher stuff. -112603;1361641447;mircea_popescu;Ukto one sec -112602;1361641469;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/23/gaining-momentum-now-42-gun-companies-have-stopped-selling-to-law-enforcement-in-anti-2nd-amendment-states/ -112601;1361641480;Ukto;thanks -112600;1361641494;mircea_popescu;BitHub if you can't see cunny it can't be my hq. -112599;1361641506;mircea_popescu;and women in pants ?! wtf is this. -112598;1361641511;BitHub;cunny = mingy? -112597;1361641537;mircea_popescu;mingy ?! that sounds like mange -112596;1361641554;BitHub;we're talking about clams here right? -112595;1361641558;mircea_popescu;yeah tuna. -112594;1361641569;BitHub;ahh okey, the ol sushi roll -112593;1361641614;BitHub;is cunny slang for see you next tuesday? -112592;1361641627;mircea_popescu;no, it's diminutive cunt. -112591;1361641637;BitHub;;) -112590;1361641671;BitHub;where's your pr girl? :P -112589;1361641691;mircea_popescu;i dunno -112588;1361641730;BitHub;her, "so you think you're going to start a bitcoin business" thing was good, i read it a few months ago -112587;1361641765;mircea_popescu;she's done a few decent pieces -112586;1361641904;thestringpuller;anonymous PR -112585;1361641908;thestringpuller;:P -112584;1361642107;thestringpuller;;;ticker -112583;1361642107;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.37039, Best ask: 28.39949, Bid-ask spread: 0.02910, Last trade: 28.39999, 24 hour volume: 80010.85487400, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.57922 -112582;1361642119;thestringpuller;;;asks 30 -112581;1361642120;gribble;There are currently 2949.6143 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 86428.9204458 USD in total. -112580;1361642125;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: The boycott you mentioned is a cheap protest. Not one of those vendors was a major supplier for any police agency to begin with. -112579;1361642134;thestringpuller;;;bids 27 -112578;1361642136;gribble;There are currently 11222.97 bitcoins demanded at or over 27.0 USD, worth 308581.534498 USD in total. -112577;1361642143;thestringpuller;;;bids 28 -112576;1361642145;gribble;There are currently 4015.1111 bitcoins demanded at or over 28.0 USD, worth 112516.0971 USD in total. -112575;1361643186;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i have no idea. -112574;1361643190;mircea_popescu;link or something ? -112573;1361643234;mircea_popescu;(not that i'd expect anyone on the list is actually foregoing lucrative public contracts for the sake of principles or w/e) -112572;1361643466;Bugpowder;seen this? -112571;1361643467;Bugpowder;http://www.debuggex.com/?re=&str= -112570;1361643626;mircea_popescu;o hey, that should be useful -112569;1361643662;pigeons;yeah thanks -112568;1361643702;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 378 @ 0.01 = 3.78 BTC [+] -112567;1361644101;Bugpowder;fucin bounce -112566;1361644103;Bugpowder;dam -112565;1361644117;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -112564;1361644118;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.15200, Best ask: 28.30998, Bid-ask spread: 0.15798, Last trade: 28.30998, 24 hour volume: 80339.52109371, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.52515 -112563;1361644125;Bugpowder;is gonna happen -112562;1361644133;Bugpowder;asks thinnning -112561;1361644155;Bugpowder;I hate the investment strategy that requires everyone to panic -112560;1361644388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 509 @ 0.00063471 = 0.3231 BTC [-] -112559;1361644390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4191 @ 0.00063471 = 2.6601 BTC [-] -112558;1361644417;thestringpuller;LOL -112557;1361644422;thestringpuller;I hate the investment strategy that requires everyone to panic -112556;1361644424;thestringpuller;I LOVE IT -112555;1361644434;thestringpuller;That's the perfect sentiment for how bitcoin investors operate -112554;1361644444;thestringpuller;the only market that panic buys -112553;1361644457;thestringpuller;;;ticker -112552;1361644458;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.16751, Best ask: 28.29999, Bid-ask spread: 0.13248, Last trade: 28.16751, 24 hour volume: 80116.02261659, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.51952 -112551;1361645270;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: The two possibly largest suppliers of small arms to U.S. agencies - Colt and Glock - are nowhere to be found on the list. To no one's surprise. -112550;1361645368;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform us agencies = federal -112549;1361645370;mircea_popescu;this'd be state. -112548;1361645589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063832 = 2.7582 BTC [+] -112547;1361645594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1279 @ 0.00063853 = 0.8167 BTC [+] -112546;1361645618;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.622 = 6.22 BTC [-] -112545;1361645620;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.621 = 6.21 BTC [-] -112544;1361645621;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.62 = 1.24 BTC [-] -112543;1361645691;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I meant both, of course. -112542;1361645732;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: Glock alone has >50% market share among U.S. police of all kinds. -112541;1361645770;mircea_popescu;aha -112540;1361645798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063626 = 2.7493 BTC [-] -112539;1361645800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00063619 = 5.1531 BTC [-] -112538;1361645805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 890 @ 0.00063471 = 0.5649 BTC [-] -112537;1361645811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4039 @ 0.00063444 = 2.5625 BTC [-] -112536;1361645814;thestringpuller;;;ticker -112535;1361645815;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.24443, Best ask: 28.43465, Bid-ask spread: 0.19022, Last trade: 28.24442, 24 hour volume: 80579.39466103, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.48633 -112534;1361645981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 684 @ 0.00063444 = 0.434 BTC [-] -112533;1361645982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4039 @ 0.00063428 = 2.5619 BTC [-] -112532;1361645996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1677 @ 0.00063374 = 1.0628 BTC [-] -112531;1361646130;thestringpuller;;;ticker -112530;1361646131;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.43464, Best ask: 28.43465, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 28.43464, 24 hour volume: 79869.13925499, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.30000, 24 hour vwap: 29.46619 -112529;1361646219;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.619 BTC [-] -112528;1361646901;Bugpowder;askwall -112527;1361647013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00590803 = 7.9758 BTC [-] -112526;1361647015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 528 @ 0.00593273 = 3.1325 BTC [+] -112525;1361647015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0060899 = 0.609 BTC [+] -112524;1361647017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 68022 @ 0.00609 = 414.254 BTC [+] -112523;1361647049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006382 = 2.7577 BTC [+] -112522;1361647051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11379 @ 0.00063853 = 7.2658 BTC [+] -112521;1361647379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3273 @ 0.00063396 = 2.075 BTC [-] -112520;1361647534;Ukto;mircea_popescu: what was the per share payout of mpoe ? -112519;1361647564;Bugpowder;;;calc 489.9/500000000 -112518;1361647564;gribble;9.798e-07 -112517;1361647574;Bugpowder;98 satoshi per share! -112516;1361647702;Ukto;correct me if I AM WRONG.. 98 - 5% = 93.1 -112515;1361647714;Ukto;stupid caps -112514;1361647732;Bugpowder;close enuf -112513;1361647737;Bugpowder;i mean -112512;1361647741;Bugpowder;can't do .1 satoshi -112511;1361647752;Ukto;;;calc 465.405/500000000 -112510;1361647752;gribble;9.3081e-07 -112509;1361647772;Ukto;even .1 is high -112508;1361648031;Bugpowder;:( -112507;1361648037;Bugpowder;ask wall eaten -112506;1361648074;mircea_popescu;like 98 ya -112505;1361648133;Ukto;i msut admit.. the div payout seems awfully low compared to the share trading price -112504;1361648161;Bugpowder;disasterrrrr -112503;1361648696;Bugpowder;sigh -112502;1361649071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9150 @ 0.00063843 = 5.8416 BTC [+] -112501;1361649220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00063843 = 4.7244 BTC [+] -112500;1361649500;kakobrekla;eh is ok. -112499;1361649508;kakobrekla;above 27 is ok -112498;1361649532;kakobrekla;thats the old resistance -112497;1361649539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1450 @ 0.00063843 = 0.9257 BTC [+] -112496;1361649540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1048 @ 0.00063375 = 0.6642 BTC [-] -112495;1361649542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8973 @ 0.00063374 = 5.6865 BTC [-] -112494;1361649543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1029 @ 0.0006331 = 0.6515 BTC [-] -112493;1361649741;Bugpowder;kakobrekla: up is a disaster. down is bliss -112492;1361649765;kakobrekla;flip your screen vertically -112491;1361649772;Bugpowder;asks disappearing -112490;1361649775;Bugpowder;fuck -112489;1361649809;kakobrekla;its bullish -112488;1361649813;kakobrekla;if you havent noticed -112487;1361649816;kakobrekla;:) -112486;1361649890;Bugpowder;I know -112485;1361649892;Bugpowder;i know -112484;1361649922;Bugpowder;need another dump by 3AM UTC -112483;1361650014;kakobrekla;i think we are seeing different mentalitly people comming in -112482;1361650020;kakobrekla;more mature -112481;1361650039;kakobrekla;sheep will lose their coins sooner or later -112480;1361650062;Bugpowder;more mature? -112479;1361650065;Bugpowder;reddit is coming in -112478;1361650070;Bugpowder;the discourse is not mature -112477;1361650081;kakobrekla;reddit and their 18$ bucks -112476;1361650096;kakobrekla;has nothing to do with it -112475;1361650099;Bugpowder;the coinbase crew is coming in -112474;1361650102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 448 @ 0.00609 = 2.7283 BTC [+] -112473;1361650117;kakobrekla;i wrote dollars twice -112472;1361650120;kakobrekla;what an idiot. -112471;1361650130;kakobrekla;dollar bucks. -112470;1361650356;thestringpuller;;;ticker -112469;1361650357;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.15001, Best ask: 29.26900, Bid-ask spread: 0.11899, Last trade: 29.10100, 24 hour volume: 82416.42897067, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.24800, 24 hour vwap: 29.38030 -112468;1361650365;thestringpuller;back up lol -112467;1361650380;Bugpowder;not for long -112466;1361650386;Bugpowder;supercrash -112465;1361650386;thestringpuller;sell now! -112464;1361650388;Bugpowder;is coming! -112463;1361650398;thestringpuller;I supercrash really coming or are you -112462;1361650400;thestringpuller;just saying that? -112461;1361650417;Bugpowder;how should I know? -112460;1361650437;thestringpuller;you're a neuroscientist -112459;1361650441;thestringpuller;you know everything -112458;1361650580;Bugpowder;I know nothing -112457;1361650584;Bugpowder;I am terrible at this -112456;1361650595;thestringpuller;Socratic words my friend. -112455;1361650604;thestringpuller;that means you are truly the smartest here! -112454;1361650682;Bugpowder;not in finance -112453;1361650705;Bugpowder;MP definitely has me beat in finance, and some other people here probably do too -112452;1361651651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1647 @ 0.0006331 = 1.0427 BTC [-] -112451;1361651724;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -112450;1361651725;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.21001, Best ask: 29.27993, Bid-ask spread: 0.06992, Last trade: 29.27995, 24 hour volume: 82034.99855450, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.24800, 24 hour vwap: 29.36607 -112449;1361651729;mircea_popescu;omg it crashed to 29!!1 -112448;1361651746;thestringpuller;it crashed to 28.... -112447;1361651752;thestringpuller;now it's goin back up -112446;1361651763;mircea_popescu;im just messing with bugpowda -112445;1361651776;thestringpuller;and cream chowda -112444;1361651779;thestringpuller;let em holla -112443;1361651807;Bugpowder;don't discourage your customers -112442;1361651819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1824 @ 0.0006331 = 1.1548 BTC [-] -112441;1361651821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8176 @ 0.00063292 = 5.1748 BTC [-] -112440;1361652034;thestringpuller;I hope MPOE crashes this spring and that better gets a ton of money -112439;1361652039;thestringpuller;not really that's mean -112438;1361652560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 942 @ 0.00063853 = 0.6015 BTC [+] -112437;1361652562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063953 = 2.7634 BTC [+] -112436;1361652564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 337 @ 0.00063953 = 0.2155 BTC [+] -112435;1361653085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063926 = 2.7622 BTC [-] -112434;1361653087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1579 @ 0.00063953 = 1.0098 BTC [+] -112433;1361653142;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 50 @ 0.00429 = 0.2145 BTC [-] -112432;1361653450;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.43999 BTC [+] -112431;1361653607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063456 = 2.7419 BTC [-] -112430;1361653608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3673 @ 0.00063432 = 2.3299 BTC [-] -112429;1361653624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063453 = 2.7418 BTC [+] -112428;1361653626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063432 = 2.7409 BTC [-] -112427;1361653627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2908 @ 0.00063431 = 1.8446 BTC [-] -112426;1361653633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 381 @ 0.00595585 = 2.2692 BTC [-] -112425;1361653663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1187 @ 0.00595585 = 7.0696 BTC [-] -112424;1361653861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00063431 = 9.8952 BTC [-] -112423;1361654315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 381 @ 0.00596 = 2.2708 BTC [+] -112422;1361654706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00063431 = 3.9962 BTC [-] -112421;1361654942;Bugpowder;time to go back down -112420;1361655015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063925 = 2.7622 BTC [+] -112419;1361655017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11135 @ 0.00063953 = 7.1212 BTC [+] -112418;1361655481;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.08826 BTC [+] -112417;1361655659;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.091 BTC [+] -112416;1361655665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006394 = 2.7628 BTC [-] -112415;1361655666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2949 @ 0.00063953 = 1.886 BTC [+] -112414;1361655668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5980 @ 0.00063954 = 3.8244 BTC [+] -112413;1361655694;Bugpowder;;;ticker -112412;1361655694;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 28.78395, Best ask: 28.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01605, Last trade: 28.80000, 24 hour volume: 81783.91072610, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 31.24800, 24 hour vwap: 29.32910 -112411;1361655996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063951 = 2.7633 BTC [-] -112410;1361655997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10479 @ 0.00063954 = 6.7017 BTC [+] -112409;1361656131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.00063954 = 9.3693 BTC [+] -112408;1361656601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2542 @ 0.00063431 = 1.6124 BTC [-] -112407;1361656602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063293 = 2.7349 BTC [-] -112406;1361656603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1287 @ 0.00063292 = 0.8146 BTC [-] -112405;1361656732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063315 = 2.7358 BTC [+] -112404;1361656734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6537 @ 0.00063292 = 4.1374 BTC [-] -112403;1361656735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12342 @ 0.00063291 = 7.8114 BTC [-] -112402;1361658578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5708 @ 0.00063291 = 3.6127 BTC [-] -112401;1361658580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063269 = 2.7339 BTC [-] -112400;1361658581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00063268 = 10.1229 BTC [-] -112399;1361658583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9221 @ 0.00063266 = 5.8338 BTC [-] -112398;1361659059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.0006356 = 7.6908 BTC [+] -112397;1361659061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.00063266 = 0.7908 BTC [-] -112396;1361659225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063664 = 2.7509 BTC [+] -112395;1361659227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8929 @ 0.00063683 = 5.6863 BTC [+] -112394;1361659462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2409 @ 0.00063266 = 1.5241 BTC [-] -112393;1361659464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00063069 = 1.7344 BTC [-] -112392;1361659470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063058 = 2.7247 BTC [-] -112391;1361659472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2263 @ 0.00063057 = 1.427 BTC [-] -112390;1361659709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2799 @ 0.00063037 = 1.7644 BTC [-] -112389;1361659710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15208 @ 0.00063036 = 9.5865 BTC [-] -112388;1361659838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4792 @ 0.00063036 = 3.0207 BTC [-] -112387;1361659845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3686 @ 0.00062981 = 2.3215 BTC [-] -112386;1361660047;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3 @ 0.00625 = 0.0188 BTC [+] -112385;1361660560;jurov;hello -112384;1361660601;jurov;both main and backup data collection for live.coinbr failed and i was not around to fix -112383;1361660620;jurov;so i'll prolly have to scrap assbot output... what a day -112382;1361660656;mircea_popescu;how do they both fail ?! -112381;1361660684;jurov;rebooted the backup machine and it did not start -112380;1361660702;mircea_popescu;ouch. -112379;1361660725;jurov;and the main one just couldn't time out failed connections properly -112378;1361660731;jurov;it just hangs.. argh -112377;1361660775;mircea_popescu;graph baldspot! -112376;1361660804;jurov;it underwent depilation -112375;1361660891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4150 @ 0.0006305 = 2.6166 BTC [+] -112374;1361661028;jurov; [02:59:30] jurov float = all shares! <<< and dividend IS reported only for "outstanding shares", not all shares -112373;1361661040;jurov;S.MPOE paid a total dividend of 489.94443185 BTC to 500`000`000 outstanding shares. -112372;1361661068;mircea_popescu;a that's what you meant -112371;1361661079;jurov;but as namworld used the number for all shares, he got correct outcome -112370;1361661092;mircea_popescu;i gotta sort this out somehow so people stop thinking the 50% owned by owner is not part of the float. -112369;1361661098;mircea_popescu;i have no idea why they even think that. -112368;1361661129;jurov;i have it meticulously documented here and always consult it when forwarding divs -112367;1361661148;Bugpowder;I think its because it is not listed anywhere on the asset page -112366;1361661169;mircea_popescu;(a)Mircea Popescu has elected to divide MPOE/MPEx into 1`000`000`000 (one billion) equal non-voting shares. -112365;1361661171;mircea_popescu;like that ? -112364;1361661177;Bugpowder;yeah -112363;1361661186;Bugpowder;and then the dividend pays out to 500,000,000 -112362;1361661192;Bugpowder;which is not indicated -112361;1361661241;Bugpowder;people need an easy way to cross reference the dividend number with the total # of shares it was paid to -112360;1361661249;Bugpowder;I didn't get it until I asked -112359;1361661255;mircea_popescu;yeah -112358;1361661467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00062981 = 4.3457 BTC [-] -112357;1361661878;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.62 = 1.24 BTC [+] -112356;1361662078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 505 @ 0.00062981 = 0.3181 BTC [-] -112355;1361662080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6424 @ 0.00062869 = 4.0387 BTC [-] -112354;1361662092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2180 @ 0.00062862 = 1.3704 BTC [-] -112353;1361662457;thestringpuller;ls -112352;1361662461;thestringpuller;cd ../ -112351;1361662469;benkay;sudo rm -rf -112350;1361662618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4370 @ 0.00062862 = 2.7471 BTC [-] -112349;1361662620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6630 @ 0.00062859 = 4.1676 BTC [-] -112348;1361662741;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.MPOE how about now ? -112347;1361662870;Bugpowder;excellent -112346;1361662884;thestringpuller;;;calc 520 * 12 -112345;1361662885;gribble;6240 -112344;1361662948;Bowjob;diiiiiiiiiice -112343;1361663021;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00062859 = 3.363 BTC [-] -112342;1361663078;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -112341;1361663078;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00572194 / 0.00606379 / 0.00609 (78687 shares, 477.14 BTC), 7D: 0.00562811 / 0.006341 / 0.0069 (1385823 shares, 8,787.51 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.00610597 / 0.0075 (7129155 shares, 43,530.42 BTC) -112340;1361663124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 546 @ 0.0060566 = 3.3069 BTC [+] -112339;1361663126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00609796 = 12.1959 BTC [+] -112338;1361663127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.0061902 = 8.3568 BTC [+] -112337;1361663156;mircea_popescu;cool! -112336;1361663498;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -112335;1361663616;jurov;:%s/^\[\([^]]*\)\] \+\[\([^]]*\)\] \+\[MPEX\] \+\[\([^]]*\)\] \([0-9]\+\) @ \([0-9.]\+\).*$/ ('\1 \2+01', '\3', \4, \5*100000000),/ -112334;1361663633;jurov;live.coinbr. replenished (using above monstrosity) -112333;1361663654;kakobrekla;O_o -112332;1361663661;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00341 BTC [-] -112331;1361663762;mircea_popescu;"Backreferences are not (yet) supported" -112330;1361663763;mircea_popescu;FAIL -112329;1361663776;jurov;use vim -112328;1361663782;mircea_popescu;no i wanted to test that siter -112327;1361663795;mircea_popescu;http://www.debuggex.com/ -112326;1361663830;kakobrekla;;;ticker -112325;1361663830;mircea_popescu;anyway, i propose that regex as the new nick of imsaguy -112324;1361663831;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.60000, Best ask: 29.63679, Bid-ask spread: 0.03679, Last trade: 29.78900, 24 hour volume: 73211.72072907, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 30.84990, 24 hour vwap: 29.10116 -112323;1361663844;kakobrekla;someone is buying or clarkmoodys fucked -112322;1361663861;mircea_popescu;we're crashing upwards. -112321;1361663868;kakobrekla;AGAIN! -112320;1361664030;kakobrekla;this is going nicley -112319;1361664030;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146319.0 -112318;1361664032;kakobrekla;heh -112317;1361664170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 270 @ 0.00638996 = 1.7253 BTC [+] -112316;1361664271;Bugpowder;fuc dis -112315;1361664301;kakobrekla;dont be mad -112314;1361664302;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -112313;1361664303;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.80000, Best ask: 29.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.15000, Last trade: 29.95000, 24 hour volume: 73970.87061214, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 30.83916, 24 hour vwap: 29.10751 -112312;1361664336;Bowjob;hey mp -112311;1361664337;kakobrekla;if you wanna trade you will always have drawdown -112310;1361664354;Bowjob;how does bitbet make money??? apart from that 1% fee and the advertising income? -112309;1361664365;kakobrekla;we print it -112308;1361664373;Bowjob;duh, but how else -112307;1361664384;kakobrekla;scams -112306;1361664418;Bowjob;okay, sounds good. ^^ just the average btc site then -112305;1361664438;kakobrekla;well, its listed, so its above avg. :p -112304;1361664489;Bowjob;above average scam site ? :P -112303;1361664512;Bowjob;its got the got milk slogan at least -112302;1361664519;Bugpowder;The options values are up a lot. Just you know... can't exit without paying the tollbooth -112301;1361664547;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146243.msg1553949#new -112300;1361664549;Bowjob;this kid.. -112299;1361664643;Bowjob;I feel bad for egging him now.. he might as well go with my suggestion.. >_> -112298;1361664803;jurov;Bowjob, there's a home bet, too. -112297;1361664843;jurov;but i'm now curious if they profited or lost on them -112296;1361664918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3265 @ 0.00062859 = 2.0523 BTC [-] -112295;1361664922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00062858 = 8.7373 BTC [-] -112294;1361664930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1385 @ 0.00062752 = 0.8691 BTC [-] -112293;1361664937;Bowjob;home bet? -112292;1361664954;jurov;and you're not using red here. it's suspicious. -112291;1361664967;Bowjob;?? -112290;1361664968;mircea_popescu;Bowjob well that'd be it. -112289;1361665016;mircea_popescu;jurov i think it was a slight loss in january -112288;1361665038;mircea_popescu;but overall should come roughly 0.05 btc per bet as a net loss -112287;1361665049;jurov;bowjob the first small bet everywhere is from bitbet itself -112286;1361665258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6350 @ 0.00062807 = 3.9882 BTC [+] -112285;1361665260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 863 @ 0.00062752 = 0.5415 BTC [-] -112284;1361665264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8037 @ 0.00062731 = 5.0417 BTC [-] -112283;1361665635;thestringpuller;;;google woolong -112282;1361665636;gribble;Woolong - Cowboy Bebop Wiki: ; Urban Dictionary: woolong: ; A Fistful of Woolongs by *ninjaink on deviantART: -112281;1361665733;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: I think your S.DICE per share numbers are off by a factor of 10. -112280;1361665751;Bugpowder;dividend per share should have been 20,000 satoshi last month -112279;1361665754;Bugpowder;right/ -112278;1361665755;Bugpowder;? -112277;1361665758;mircea_popescu;looking -112276;1361665808;mircea_popescu;last month it made 20k btcs rght ? -112275;1361665814;Bugpowder;yeah -112274;1361665817;Bugpowder;2000 div -112273;1361665822;Bugpowder;to 10,00,000 shares -112272;1361665837;Bugpowder;2000 to 10,000,000 -112271;1361665851;maximian;yeah I calculate 20,000 satoshis per share -112270;1361665951;mircea_popescu;you know what you're right. -112269;1361665952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2730 @ 0.00638996 = 17.4446 BTC [+] -112268;1361665952;mircea_popescu;fixed. -112267;1361665953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 30994 @ 0.00638999 = 198.0514 BTC [+] -112266;1361665964;Bowjob;too many damn zeros -112265;1361665969;Bowjob;lol -112264;1361666107;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.006 BTC [+] -112263;1361666213;Bowjob;I think we should use scientific notation to prevent the counting of zeroes -112262;1361666215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00063049 = 2.522 BTC [+] -112261;1361666217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4357 @ 0.0006305 = 2.7471 BTC [+] -112260;1361666244;Bugpowder;new whale? same betting pattern... -112259;1361666245;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/address/12Gsb2qQA8ycGWchDxZ3XwbDcT5jUUzTwX -112258;1361666271;Bowjob;0.00063049 is 6.3 x 10^-4 -112257;1361666290;Bowjob;thats better than trying to count zeroes to make sure theres no fat finger -112256;1361666451;jurov;or use uBTC like i said yest -112255;1361666465;jurov;0.00063049 is 630.49 uBTC -112254;1361666580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00607385 = 12.1477 BTC [-] -112253;1361666609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.00607384 = 9.7181 BTC [-] -112252;1361667018;Bugpowder;what happened to the crash up? -112251;1361667031;Diablo-D3;!ticker -112250;1361667031;assbot;It's so strange that you don't remember any of your poetry. -112249;1361667041;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -112248;1361667042;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.56449, Best ask: 29.77000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20551, Last trade: 29.56445, 24 hour volume: 72285.84680059, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 30.68990, 24 hour vwap: 29.06726 -112247;1361667045;Diablo-D3;heh -112246;1361667049;Diablo-D3;I guess I sold out at the right time -112245;1361667058;Bugpowder;don't be so sure -112244;1361667076;Diablo-D3;Im not, because I sold out early to make the price jump to 60 -112243;1361667083;Diablo-D3;I guess I failed :< -112242;1361667091;Bugpowder;I am panicked about this bounce back -112241;1361667134;Bugpowder;four more hours till 24hprc starts going up again -112240;1361667141;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -112239;1361667142;gribble;29.01 -112238;1361667153;Diablo-D3;or not -112237;1361667255;Bugpowder;I am a believer in S.DICE again. -112236;1361667272;Bugpowder;another set of addresses with 5k in them showed up today and started betting like crazy -112235;1361667282;Diablo-D3;Im not -112234;1361667288;Diablo-D3;Im waiting for the government to crash that party -112233;1361667293;Bugpowder;yeah -112232;1361667297;Diablo-D3;illegal ventures never succeed in the long run -112231;1361667298;Bugpowder;that is the other issue -112230;1361667302;Bugpowder;LOL -112229;1361667304;Bowjob;I justs pulled my sell orders at havelock -112228;1361667305;Bowjob;lol -112227;1361667310;Diablo-D3;I mean, unless you're the government -112226;1361667327;Bowjob;;;ticker -112225;1361667327;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.56461, Best ask: 29.77979, Bid-ask spread: 0.21518, Last trade: 29.56461, 24 hour volume: 72197.98090640, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 30.68990, 24 hour vwap: 29.06509 -112224;1361667335;Bowjob;yeah we are crashing up, give it some time' -112223;1361667341;Bowjob;its a bear trap -112222;1361667342;Bowjob;lol -112221;1361667362;mircea_popescu;actually, it is ONLY the illegal ventures that succeed in the long run -112220;1361667367;Bowjob;weekend dip is halway done -112219;1361667367;mircea_popescu;any government failed -112218;1361667376;Bugpowder;I'm predicting 14,000 BTC profit for S.DICE now -112217;1361667377;mircea_popescu;prostitution is still here, drugs are still here, murder is still here. -112216;1361667381;Bugpowder;raising it -112215;1361667386;Bowjob;if you check the fiat values -112214;1361667402;Bowjob;.. 14k BTC is better than january's 20k? -112213;1361667406;Bugpowder;fiat values are irrelevant for us -112212;1361667419;Bowjob;i guess we did pay a lot for the shares -112211;1361667441;Bugpowder;since we are trying to determine where to distribute a set of coins amongst several possible BTC options -112210;1361667967;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00998 BTC [+] -112209;1361668019;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 9 @ 0.00999 = 0.0899 BTC [+] -112208;1361668469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.0006286 = 5.3431 BTC [-] -112207;1361668473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1217 @ 0.00062859 = 0.765 BTC [-] -112206;1361668591;jurov;https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.iDiff-E April now open. With my prediction of difficulty to stay < 9.5m ... -112205;1361668612;jurov;and MPBPT-E paid out 4.8% -112204;1361668731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00062859 = 1.9486 BTC [-] -112203;1361668963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00063049 = 4.0982 BTC [+] -112202;1361669612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4 @ 0.00601184 = 0.024 BTC [-] -112201;1361670410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00063049 = 1.261 BTC [+] -112200;1361670412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.0006305 = 1.198 BTC [+] -112199;1361670621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6283 @ 0.00062859 = 3.9494 BTC [-] -112198;1361670623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00062732 = 2.5093 BTC [-] -112197;1361670628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6963 @ 0.00062731 = 4.368 BTC [-] -112196;1361670630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1254 @ 0.0006273 = 0.7866 BTC [-] -112195;1361671491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4838 @ 0.0006305 = 3.0504 BTC [+] -112194;1361671492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2312 @ 0.00063051 = 1.4577 BTC [+] -112193;1361671587;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C250N] 12 @ 0.48371589 = 5.8046 BTC -112192;1361671895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16377 @ 0.00063051 = 10.3259 BTC [+] -112191;1361671898;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 14.9199 BTC [+] -112190;1361672118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7662 @ 0.00063051 = 4.831 BTC [+] -112189;1361672120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2788 @ 0.00063072 = 1.7584 BTC [+] -112188;1361673348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6912 @ 0.00063072 = 4.3595 BTC [+] -112187;1361673350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10950 @ 0.00063119 = 6.9115 BTC [+] -112186;1361673352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00063309 = 3.4187 BTC [+] -112185;1361673353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2288 @ 0.00063364 = 1.4498 BTC [+] -112184;1361673528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.0006273 = 3.3247 BTC [-] -112183;1361673560;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -112182;1361673560;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.60001, Best ask: 29.72382, Bid-ask spread: 0.12381, Last trade: 29.60001, 24 hour volume: 71818.38413877, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 30.68990, 24 hour vwap: 29.04099 -112181;1361673606;Bugpowder;;;bc,24hprc -112180;1361673608;gribble;28.95 -112179;1361673661;Bugpowder;we haven't had 2 down days in a row since Jan 2nd -112178;1361673759;swhitt;;;bc,stats -112177;1361673762;gribble;Current Blocks: 222780 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 995 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 22 hours, 59 minutes, and 38 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4318739.17584 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.28884 -112176;1361674213;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 2 @ 0.00275 = 0.0055 BTC [+] -112175;1361674215;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 98 @ 0.0028 = 0.2744 BTC [+] -112174;1361674249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3820 @ 0.00063364 = 2.4205 BTC [+] -112173;1361674376;Bowjob;theres bird shit on my window -112172;1361674399;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.31997 BTC [+] -112171;1361674486;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.31998 = 0.64 BTC [+] -112170;1361674488;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 20 @ 0.32 = 6.4 BTC [+] -112169;1361674492;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.33 = 0.66 BTC [+] -112168;1361674628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3446 @ 0.0006273 = 2.1617 BTC [-] -112167;1361674630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1073 @ 0.00062729 = 0.6731 BTC [-] -112166;1361674640;pigeons;you're welcome -112165;1361674646;kakobrekla;lol -112164;1361674673;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 121 @ 0.006 = 0.726 BTC [+] -112163;1361674853;mircea_popescu;http://blogs.friendlybeings.com/fun/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/deal-with-it-580x385.jpg -112162;1361674862;Bowjob;isnt bird shit supposed to be good luckt ho -112161;1361675104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 242 @ 0.00063364 = 0.1533 BTC [+] -112160;1361675274;Bowjob;wtf.. XRP is worth something now? -112159;1361675361;error4733;less than a bird shit on a window -112158;1361675502;mircea_popescu;lol -112157;1361675530;Bowjob;I have 100k XRP -112156;1361675533;Bowjob;waiting for parity -112155;1361675534;Bowjob;lol -112154;1361675539;Bowjob;dollar parity -112153;1361675562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7071 @ 0.00063683 = 4.503 BTC [+] -112152;1361675604;error4733;who give the 50K away ? -112151;1361675655;Bowjob;I shouldn't say this but.. -112150;1361675660;Bowjob;I put my name twice.. -112149;1361675673;Bowjob;first time I fucked up, and edited my post since -112148;1361675681;Bowjob;I wrote other than my address -112147;1361675688;Bowjob;the second dimt was in case i get skipped -112146;1361675697;Bowjob;thats how i ended with 100k lol -112145;1361675704;mircea_popescu;huh ? -112144;1361675711;error4733;Haha n1 -112143;1361675720;error4733;nice story in 10 years -112142;1361675721;Bowjob;now they are doing 40k per user -112141;1361675725;error4733;or 20 -112140;1361675725;Bowjob;Yes of course -112139;1361675725;Bowjob;! -112138;1361675731;Bowjob;heck make it 2 -112137;1361675732;Bowjob;lol -112136;1361675735;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.68 = 6.8 BTC [+] -112135;1361675742;error4733;2 months -112134;1361675758;Bowjob;well we're at 1.5 BTC per 50k xrp -112133;1361675767;Bowjob;.. maybe its a scam. maybe its not. -112132;1361675792;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 19 @ 0.6809 = 12.9371 BTC [+] -112131;1361675798;error4733;said some pp on 2009 :) -112130;1361675858;Bowjob;i saw theymos selling 1000 btc per dollar -112129;1361675859;Bowjob;back then -112128;1361675861;Bowjob;for PP -112127;1361675995;error4733;WTF, i slept those years. miss the train ! live changing opportunity :/ -112126;1361676226;mircea_popescu;i;d have bought a million if i were around -112125;1361676235;mircea_popescu;sadly, some fuckwit had to write about assasination markets. -112124;1361676246;mircea_popescu;that added 6 months to the cooldown for btc in my case. -112123;1361676451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13336 @ 0.00063679 = 8.4922 BTC [-] -112122;1361676512;error4733;when do you bouht your first BTC mp ? -112121;1361676532;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 650 @ 0.006 = 3.9 BTC [+] -112120;1361676533;error4733;price, no date -112119;1361676558;grubles;Bowjob: 1.5 btc/50k xrp...where? -112118;1361676560;mircea_popescu;july 2011 -112117;1361676572;mircea_popescu;bought 60 at 15ish -112116;1361676586;mircea_popescu;would have bought 1mn at 1/10 of a cent just as well. -112115;1361676597;grubles;sheeeit im an older bitcoiner than you mircea_popescu meheheh -112114;1361676610;mircea_popescu;many are, i'm relatively new. -112113;1361676631;grubles;n00b -112112;1361676646;mircea_popescu;actually i'd say most names you've heard of / have a reputation other than scammer were here before me. -112111;1361676733;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/tx-index/1229255/d0aea3947509bba9eb9e953d84115979ee1bb8044ab16d15eda4c2aad9b90a34 -112110;1361676736;mircea_popescu;actually there it is. -112109;1361676756;error4733;wow 18 month after you, i bought lower my first at 13,xx -112108;1361676782;mircea_popescu;ya well, i don't try to time it. i do capital allocation. -112107;1361676894;dust-otc;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146385.0 -112106;1361676921;dust-otc;i'll just leave this here -112105;1361676954;Bowjob;forums -112104;1361676967;mircea_popescu;dust-otc you using opera ?! -112103;1361676967;Bowjob;I forgot where but I think DeadTerra is buying lots of XRP -112102;1361676996;mircea_popescu;wait. waitwait. is this the same fuckwit with the swedish credit cooperative etc ? -112101;1361677135;dust-otc;chrome -112100;1361677260;mircea_popescu;anyway. this bitcoininv kid is a pretty good source of funny. -112099;1361677316;mircea_popescu;"I admire the ambition and for this stage of his career he's obviously cleared the bar, but it's also good for him to learn that in the real world security isn't graded on a curve, and people with more time and experience than him have failed to secure Rails apps." -112098;1361677319;mircea_popescu;i like this quote. -112097;1361677333;mircea_popescu;people with more experience being = to absolutely anyone stupid enough to try. -112096;1361677504;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.43999 BTC [+] -112095;1361677506;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [+] -112094;1361678267;ThickAsThieves;"Newest hybird Platform" -112093;1361679112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00063679 = 8.3419 BTC [-] -112092;1361679983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2372 @ 0.00063679 = 1.5105 BTC [-] -112091;1361679996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063177 = 3.1589 BTC [-] -112090;1361681076;Bowjob;ooh theres a new beheading vid from mexico -112089;1361681263;dub;yawn, seen one you've seen em all -112088;1361681454;Bowjob;http://www.bestgore.com/beheading/los-zetas-beheading-three-members-gulf-cartel-nightmare-screams/ -112087;1361681460;Bowjob;this one started screaming -112086;1361681466;Bowjob;them mexicans are getting better at it -112085;1361681614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1 @ 0.00196487 BTC [-] -112084;1361681626;dub; prostitution is still here, drugs are still here, murder is still here. -112083;1361681657;dub;prostitution is only illegal in cultural backwaters, drugs have only been illegal for 50 years, murder is perfectly legal when you call it war -112082;1361681669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063373 = 2.7383 BTC [+] -112081;1361681670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2321 @ 0.00063385 = 1.4712 BTC [+] -112080;1361681680;mircea_popescu;dub kinda my point now isnt it. -112079;1361681765;Bowjob;these mexicans are swimmig in money.. and yet their cameras arent good enough -112078;1361681791;kakobrekla;anyone wanna play with socket mpex trades datastream? -112077;1361681833;mircea_popescu;omg hax -112076;1361681884;kakobrekla;yeah i made this shit for sierra chart -112075;1361681988;kakobrekla;im gonna open up the protocol -112074;1361681994;kakobrekla;but it aint free. -112073;1361682053;kakobrekla;well it is, for a while -112072;1361682170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5507 @ 0.00063385 = 3.4906 BTC [+] -112071;1361682172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063683 = 2.7517 BTC [+] -112070;1361682175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7807 @ 0.00063684 = 4.9718 BTC [+] -112069;1361682185;Bowjob;;;ticker -112068;1361682186;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.59969, Best ask: 29.59996, Bid-ask spread: 0.00027, Last trade: 29.60000, 24 hour volume: 65078.39286134, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 29.97000, 24 hour vwap: 28.93830 -112067;1361682312;mircea_popescu;ahaha isn't this shot great ? http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136167510323.jpg -112066;1361682358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.000632 = 2.7309 BTC [-] -112065;1361682360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4529 @ 0.00063177 = 2.8613 BTC [-] -112064;1361682511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1161 @ 0.00063684 = 0.7394 BTC [+] -112063;1361682512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1239 @ 0.00063954 = 0.7924 BTC [+] -112062;1361683186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5228 @ 0.00063177 = 3.3029 BTC [-] -112061;1361683188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063055 = 2.7246 BTC [-] -112060;1361683189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54900 @ 0.00063054 = 34.6166 BTC [-] -112059;1361683196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7751 @ 0.00063028 = 4.8853 BTC [-] -112058;1361683356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 459 @ 0.00578722 = 2.6563 BTC [-] -112057;1361683358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 541 @ 0.00601184 = 3.2524 BTC [+] -112056;1361683631;Bicknellski; prostitution is only illegal in cultural backwaters, drugs have only been illegal for 50 years, murder is perfectly legal when you call it war -112055;1361683641;Bicknellski;or when you call it National Security... -112054;1361683663;Bicknellski;and off people, your own citizens even, with drones. -112053;1361683729;Bicknellski;So much for the right to a fair trial or due process -112052;1361683865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17148 @ 0.00063028 = 10.808 BTC [-] -112051;1361683866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 918 @ 0.00062729 = 0.5759 BTC [-] -112050;1361683869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00062663 = 1.8172 BTC [-] -112049;1361683871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6534 @ 0.00062653 = 4.0937 BTC [-] -112048;1361684372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1352 @ 0.00063954 = 0.8647 BTC [+] -112047;1361684374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006402 = 2.7663 BTC [+] -112046;1361684377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6948 @ 0.00064021 = 4.4482 BTC [+] -112045;1361685080;ThickAsThieves;http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-57570925-38/need-bitcoins-this-atm-takes-dollars-and-funds-your-account/ -112044;1361685205;mircea_popescu;pretty cool -112043;1361685364;kakobrekla;i was thinking simmilar -112042;1361685366;kakobrekla;but -112041;1361685371;kakobrekla;not for bills -112040;1361685373;kakobrekla;for coins -112039;1361685377;kakobrekla;cause i fuckin hate coins -112038;1361685388;kakobrekla;so if this would be around -112037;1361685393;kakobrekla;id just throw them in -112036;1361685398;kakobrekla;this doesnt have a coin hole -112035;1361685400;kakobrekla;:( -112034;1361685419;mircea_popescu;nobody wants coins anymore. -112033;1361685433;mircea_popescu;i haven't accepted coins since at least 1999 -112032;1361685451;kakobrekla;what changed then? -112031;1361685536;mircea_popescu;i got tired of having to buy new pants cause my pockets were broken -112030;1361685552;kakobrekla;meh -112029;1361685559;kakobrekla;i have a ton of coins at home -112028;1361685569;kakobrekla;they take em at the bank -112027;1361685572;kakobrekla;the problem is -112026;1361685584;kakobrekla;that bitch somehow always manages to take 30min of my time -112025;1361685589;mircea_popescu;heh -112024;1361685590;kakobrekla;witch upselling -112023;1361685596;kakobrekla;and shit -112022;1361685602;mircea_popescu;the largest coin here is half a leu which is a 6th of a dollar. -112021;1361685609;mircea_popescu;who the fuck wants a 6th of a dollar ? -112020;1361685612;mircea_popescu;gimme a hundred ty -112019;1361685612;kakobrekla;we have 2 euro here -112018;1361685630;kakobrekla;thats like 0.1 btc -112017;1361685633;kakobrekla;can be useful -112016;1361685635;mircea_popescu;maybe the girl likes you -112015;1361685651;kakobrekla;yeah well its too late for that now -112014;1361685663;mircea_popescu;it's never too late for a girl to like you lol -112013;1361685681;kakobrekla;she can like me by not upselling. -112012;1361685688;kakobrekla;everyone knows its anal. -112011;1361685691;mircea_popescu;girls are weird like that -112010;1361685699;mircea_popescu;they like guys the wrong ways all teh time -112009;1361685708;mircea_popescu;or so i read somewhere. -112008;1361685741;kakobrekla;anyway im gonna send my bitch inthere -112007;1361685745;kakobrekla;to get rid of those coins -112006;1361685749;kakobrekla;lets see how long that takes -112005;1361685761;mircea_popescu;maybe she ends up with a new girlfriend. -112004;1361685771;mircea_popescu;they end up exchanging stories about you -112003;1361685775;mircea_popescu;advice, shit like that. -112002;1361685780;kakobrekla;well, what can i say, i trully wouldnt be suprised. -112001;1361685783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00063662 = 5.0293 BTC [-] -112000;1361717133;mircea_popescu;;;tickler -111999;1361717134;gribble;Error: "tickler" is not a valid command. -111998;1361717136;mircea_popescu;heh -111997;1361718651;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 500 @ 0.08421619 = 42.1081 BTC [-] -111996;1361718662;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P270T] 500 @ 0.14736457 = 73.6823 BTC [-] -111995;1361718674;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P290T] 1000 @ 0.18647515 = 186.4752 BTC [-] -111994;1361718695;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P270T] 500 @ 0.14736457 = 73.6823 BTC [-] -111993;1361718697;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 7 @ 0.01 = 0.07 BTC [+] -111992;1361718700;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P230T] 500 @ 0.08421619 = 42.1081 BTC [-] -111991;1361719039;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.P230T -111990;1361719041;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P230T] 1D: 0.08421619 / 0.08421619 / 0.08421619 (1000 shares, 84.22 BTC), 7D: 0.02 / 0.10749695 / 0.13112771 (2004 shares, 215.42 BTC), 30D: 0.02 / 0.06790049 / 0.13112771 (10269 shares, 697.27 BTC) -111989;1361719087;thestringpuller;(23 - 29)/23 -111988;1361719092;thestringpuller;;;calc (23 - 29)/23 -111987;1361719092;gribble;-0.260869565217 -111986;1361719119;pigeons;;;estimate -111985;1361719126;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4319163.31016 based on data since last change | 4308400.33984 based on data for last three days -111984;1361719150;thestringpuller;!ticker X.IDIFF.MAR -111983;1361719151;assbot;I thought I told you not to touch me. -111982;1361719180;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -111981;1361719181;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.07595 / 0.07595 / 0.07595 (25 shares, 1.90 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06613044 / 0.089 (363 shares, 24.01 BTC) -111980;1361719196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4201 @ 0.00063126 = 2.6519 BTC [-] -111979;1361719198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 660 @ 0.00062619 = 0.4133 BTC [-] -111978;1361719202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00062542 = 3.1271 BTC [-] -111977;1361719204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00062541 = 6.2541 BTC [-] -111976;1361719205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10349 @ 0.00062538 = 6.4721 BTC [-] -111975;1361719209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26200 @ 0.00062516 = 16.3792 BTC [-] -111974;1361719211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11390 @ 0.00062443 = 7.1123 BTC [-] -111973;1361719217;Ukto;Namworld: bad selection? how mean. :P Why dont you help out and list a btc-bond or something. And there IS a trade api. just been working to make it nice for everyone. and what 'not as nice features' are you refering to? Might be on the list. :) -111972;1361719283;pigeons;the only place you can get MPBOR fund is bitfunder, and XDIFF passthroughs -111971;1361719394;mircea_popescu;how's xdiff related to mpbor ? -111970;1361719399;pigeons;and the prices aren't pumped by funds multiplied to bid on all the assets -111969;1361719400;Namworld;email for all asset holders would be nice. -111968;1361719405;pigeons;mircea_popescu: its not -111967;1361719407;mircea_popescu;a ok -111966;1361719420;mircea_popescu;misread that -111965;1361719429;Namworld;And except for Deadterra's passthroughs, not much worthwile on Bitfunder yet. -111964;1361719433;pigeons;only place you can get those 2 sepearate things, a managed mpbor fund, and xdiff passthroughs, is bitfunder, to clarify -111963;1361719457;Namworld;I just like the way bids and everything is handled on BTCT.co too -111962;1361719473;Namworld;Not that your platform is bad =P -111961;1361719510;Namworld;But since I selected BTCT.co, I feel like I have to get people to use it more. -111960;1361719650;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P290T] 1000 @ 0.18644841 = 186.4484 BTC [-] -111959;1361719881;Ukto;Namworld: agreed and understood. :) -111958;1361719908;Ukto;Honestly, I do like some of the features of btct, I added some originally with BF. he has had alot of good ideas -111957;1361719925;Ukto;I have no shame in admitting that lol -111956;1361719941;Ukto;Just like he's liked some of my stuff. It's all about making things better for the users. -111955;1361719952;Namworld;Aye. Well honestly, it's not bad to be split multiple platforms. -111954;1361719955;Namworld;I use both. -111953;1361719965;Ukto;as for notifications, I have a large notifications system partially developed. I am trying to get my big project for BF done though -111952;1361719979;Ukto;when i get tired of working on it and need a break, i do little things -111951;1361720003;Ukto;but once I finish this project for BF, I will be knocking out a ton of small stuffs -111950;1361720013;Diablo-D3;so I guess Im in a mostly good mood today -111949;1361720015;thestringpuller;Ukto: you need option passthrus -111948;1361720023;Namworld;Both platforms would need more assets and users tho. Not happening currently. No volume. -111947;1361720024;Ukto;thestringpuller: *giggle* :P -111946;1361720032;Ukto;thestringpuller: just you wait, until you see what I have up my sleeve. -111945;1361720057;Ukto;Namworld: I am working on 6 very interesting assets -111944;1361720106;thestringpuller;so options :P -111943;1361720120;Ukto;umm, not quite. -111942;1361720121;Namworld;yeah, that kind of thing just doesn't happen on BTCT.co with voting -111941;1361720123;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is right we need an options composite -111940;1361720137;Namworld;We wouldn't be able to batch import option passthroughs -111939;1361720155;Ukto;Namworld: I am sure burnside could figure something out.. -111938;1361720174;fydel;hi there! can anyone tell me where the graph in this post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1552103#msg1552103 comes from ? -111937;1361720209;Ukto;isnt that the sdice graph ? -111936;1361720238;fydel;yep -111935;1361720251;Ukto;seen it before, not sure where its hosted tho -111934;1361720255;mircea_popescu;fydel it comes from dooglus, if you click the link above it you'll see -111933;1361720259;Ukto;someone else here should -111932;1361720278;Ukto;oh, is douglas manually producing them based on site data? -111931;1361720292;mircea_popescu;Ukto it's not site data, someone wrote a chain traverser -111930;1361720299;Ukto;ah sou -111929;1361720299;mircea_popescu;they just parse all the sdice addresses periodically. -111928;1361720331;Ukto;as of that last post profit was: 67,956.41 -111927;1361720332;mircea_popescu;i think bugpowder has a copy too, i don't recall where it is on github -111926;1361720337;Ukto;the totals column -111925;1361720342;Ukto;that seems awfully high -111924;1361720344;mircea_popescu;something like that. -111923;1361720357;Ukto;last month was like 20k btc wasnt it? -111922;1361720359;mircea_popescu;no, sdice made like 60-70k, mpoe made like 20k or so, there's a reason these are the top bitcoin corps. -111921;1361720364;mircea_popescu;nobody else comes even remotely close. -111920;1361720395;fydel;mircea_popescu ok..thank you....so internet site where I can see it in real time? -111919;1361720405;mircea_popescu;fydel not unless you write it yourself. -111918;1361720405;Ukto;there isnt one -111917;1361720406;pizzaman1337;how much does mtgox make? -111916;1361720407;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: bitinstant does -111915;1361720413;mircea_popescu;i don't think it would be too hard, just get the parser and run it -111914;1361720413;Ukto;you have to wait for someone to scrape the data and make one -111913;1361720427;fydel;mircea_popescu no way I am lazy and dump as shit -111912;1361720427;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller how do you know ? -111911;1361720441;mircea_popescu;fydel well then it may have to wait a little. -111910;1361720476;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 they'd be around there, possibly, but haven't had a report out in like 18 months i think -111909;1361720493;mircea_popescu;they did monthly reporting too for a few months but then gave up -111908;1361720538;Ukto;mircea_popescu: its not hard to figure out gox's profits -111907;1361720546;Ukto;the last 30 days they made some 80~100k USD worth -111906;1361720557;Ukto;due tot he mass influx of cash -111905;1361720562;pizzaman1337;not bad -111904;1361720575;Ukto;thats including the BTC earnings tho -111903;1361720576;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: lemme rephrase silk road is THE top BTC business atm -111902;1361720590;Ukto;thestringpuller: really? last I saw it was mostly dead. -111901;1361720609;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller bs. -111900;1361720612;Ukto;although someone told me that there has been alot more guns and ammo lately -111899;1361720614;Ukto;with all the bs going on -111898;1361720618;mircea_popescu;you're working on maybe 2011 data. or 2010. -111897;1361720638;mircea_popescu;Ukto you seen the sort of expenditure they do ? -111896;1361720660;Ukto;nah -111895;1361720665;Ukto;wait SR? -111894;1361720666;Ukto;no -111893;1361720668;thestringpuller;you can check the feedback -111892;1361720670;Ukto;havent looked at SR in like a year -111891;1361720676;mircea_popescu;Ukto nono, not sr, mtgox -111890;1361720685;Ukto;gox's expendatures are not that high -111889;1361720688;Ukto;around 20~25k -111888;1361720691;thestringpuller;but the feedback is happening less now so most the of the transactions are ghost -111887;1361720695;mircea_popescu;yeah. 20-25 btc iirc. -111886;1361720697;Ukto;beteen mark, his few employees, the office -111885;1361720711;Ukto;his office is expensive -111884;1361720717;Ukto;but not THAT expensive -111883;1361720730;mircea_popescu;im too lazy to dig up the data, but most of 2012 they ran in the red. -111882;1361720733;Ukto;it was only like.. 5 small offices off of a hallway -111881;1361720736;thestringpuller;15k-18k btc per day in transaction volume for SR based on 2012 figures -111880;1361720741;thestringpuller;^ mircea_popescu -111879;1361720747;mircea_popescu;link ? -111878;1361720872;thestringpuller;;;google arstechnica silk road -111877;1361720873;gribble;Study estimates $2 million a month in Bitcoin drug sales | Ars Technica: ; Feds shutter online narcotics store that used TOR to ... - Ars Technica: ; (1 more message) -111876;1361720877;thestringpuller;^- mircea_popescu -111875;1361720890;thestringpuller;first link -111874;1361720898;mircea_popescu;dude. -111873;1361720914;mircea_popescu;some clueless noob calling his farting "a study" is not going to wash in this conversation. -111872;1361720938;thestringpuller;oh you want an abstract and a white paper too? -111871;1361720941;mircea_popescu;no. -111870;1361720945;Ukto;I do -111869;1361720954;Ukto;Produced br SR themselves. -111868;1361720955;Ukto;:P -111867;1361720961;Ukto;by -111866;1361720962;mircea_popescu;absent a statement from the owner itself, i want to see the estimate of someone i know and respect. -111865;1361720978;mircea_popescu;otherwise, we might as well steal the numbers off of RIAA/MPAA's piracy estimates -111864;1361720980;Ukto;mircea_popescu: does that person exist? someone you know and respect? ;) -111863;1361720990;mircea_popescu;or for that matter, off of Bush's wmd's estimates. -111862;1361720994;mircea_popescu;Ukto surely. -111861;1361721000;Ukto;hehe -111860;1361721000;thestringpuller;then pay someone to make an estimate otherwise you can't discount them as competition -111859;1361721021;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that's neither here nor there. -111858;1361721027;thestringpuller;with that logic only yourself and smickles are elgible to run the study :P -111857;1361721031;mircea_popescu;you wish to propose something exists, you'll have to do a lot better than that. -111856;1361721041;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller dooglus can, if he feels like it. -111855;1361721058;mircea_popescu;for that matter the owner himself can come out and make monthly statements like everyone else. -111854;1361721062;mircea_popescu;not such a big deal. -111853;1361721225;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller but you do bring an interesting point. in spite of 1mn words being written a week into this channel, there's an incredible dearth of people doing useful stuff, such as, keeping a blog with good quality research. -111852;1361721236;mircea_popescu;consequently, the headcount of "known and respected" is dismal. -111851;1361721275;Namworld;I'm the one who make tools around here =/ -111850;1361721275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 595 @ 0.00062798 = 0.3736 BTC [+] -111849;1361721276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00062797 = 1.5699 BTC [-] -111848;1361721276;thestringpuller;That's not for you to decide, one scientist performs and experiment publishes results. Another verifies. -111847;1361721278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00062444 = 3.1222 BTC [-] -111846;1361721279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10210 @ 0.00062443 = 6.3754 BTC [-] -111845;1361721281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11147 @ 0.00062432 = 6.9593 BTC [-] -111844;1361721290;thestringpuller;If enough people verify then it's valid. -111843;1361721290;Namworld;Seen my update to my options calculator tool, mircea? -111842;1361721414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11653 @ 0.00062432 = 7.2752 BTC [-] -111841;1361721416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3611 @ 0.00062389 = 2.2529 BTC [-] -111840;1361721487;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that's not how reality works i'm affraid. -111839;1361721491;mircea_popescu;Namworld i think not -111838;1361721501;thestringpuller;so who determines reality? -111837;1361721507;thestringpuller;you? -111836;1361721516;mircea_popescu;agreement doth not reality make. -111835;1361721534;mircea_popescu;and absent actual experiments (which did NOT occur) the agreement is by definition agreement of idiots. -111834;1361721592;thestringpuller;could you rephrase the above stament? -111833;1361721620;mircea_popescu;why/into what/why/etc -111832;1361721629;Namworld;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGxfRk5SS0hxT1lsVmdLdU1QY0RveGc#gid=0 -111831;1361721655;Namworld;You can change the price you expect the average to reach and see ROI at execution. -111830;1361721664;mircea_popescu;Namworld o interesting! -111829;1361721675;mircea_popescu;hey listen, why don't you make a single value ? -111828;1361721675;Namworld;So you can select options with the most return per BTC, based on current asks -111827;1361721678;mircea_popescu;something like this : -111826;1361721684;thestringpuller;Does this use black-scholes? -111825;1361721690;mircea_popescu;go into the vwap json, calculate the implicit breakeven of each option line -111824;1361721699;mircea_popescu;then average this weighted by the volume of that line -111823;1361721702;mircea_popescu;and publish the final result. -111822;1361721739;thestringpuller;^- that would be very useful -111821;1361721751;Namworld;then average this weighted by the volume of that line << what do you mean by that? -111820;1361721756;mircea_popescu;i imagine you would get a bunch of people going there daily just to check that -111819;1361721761;mircea_popescu;Namworld i give you an example. -111818;1361721798;mircea_popescu;"O.BTCUSD.C310T": {"1d": {"avg": "","min": "","max": "","vsh": "","vsa": "","cnt": ""}, "7d": {"avg": "28103279","min": "28103279","max": "28103279","vsh": "10","vsa": "281032790","cnt": "1"}, "30d": {"avg": "28103279","min": "28103279","max": "28103279","vsh": "10","vsa": "281032790","cnt": "1"}} -111817;1361721821;mircea_popescu;"O.BTCUSD.C220T": {"1d": {"avg": "","min": "","max": "","vsh": "","vsa": "","cnt": ""}, "7d": {"avg": "20577298","min": "20577298","max": "20577298","vsh": "3","vsa": "61731894","cnt": "1"}, "30d": {"avg": "19660880","min": "18744462","max": "20577298","vsh": "6","vsa": "117965280","cnt": "2"}} -111816;1361721835;mircea_popescu;now, working on the 7d averages -111815;1361721848;mircea_popescu;in the case of 310 breakeven is x, in the case of 220 breakeven is y -111814;1361721884;mircea_popescu;final value = (x * 281032790 + y * 61731894) / (281032790 +61731894) -111813;1361721886;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1291 @ 0.00603899 = 7.7963 BTC [+] -111812;1361721887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00603899 = 0.0604 BTC [+] -111811;1361721912;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is there away to get the STATJSON without mpex account? -111810;1361721923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1196 @ 0.00590307 = 7.0601 BTC [-] -111809;1361721930;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller no, inasmuch as it's the statjson of that account. -111808;1361721974;thestringpuller;how do we get ticker json of mpex? -111807;1361721977;Namworld;final value = (x * 281032790 + y * 61731894) / (281032790 +61731894) -111806;1361721985;Namworld;what is that supposed to represent? -111805;1361721996;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that's in the faq dood. http://mpex.co/faq.html#11 -111804;1361722010;thestringpuller;you update the faq so much -111803;1361722011;mircea_popescu;Namworld a sort of "btc value implied by option contracts" -111802;1361722019;thestringpuller;I don't know when to recheck it :P -111801;1361722028;mircea_popescu;allthetime:D -111800;1361722034;mircea_popescu;this has been there for > 6 months -111799;1361722045;Namworld;But that requires to mix the result for two set of options... -111798;1361722048;mircea_popescu;yes. -111797;1361722056;mircea_popescu;well, don't mix t and n -111796;1361722058;mircea_popescu;but mix p and c -111795;1361722084;Namworld;I don't think I can do that -111794;1361722087;thestringpuller;makes it better to price options... -111793;1361722089;mircea_popescu;why not ?! -111792;1361722108;Namworld;I'd need to let someone select the two to mix -111791;1361722120;mircea_popescu;no Namworld you mix all. -111790;1361722130;mircea_popescu;you just take the entire vwap list and calc the average for everything there. -111789;1361722131;Namworld;ALL? -111788;1361722133;mircea_popescu;yup -111787;1361722141;Namworld;hmm -111786;1361722143;mircea_popescu;pick something, like t 7d and that's it. -111785;1361722146;mircea_popescu;out comes a number. -111784;1361722159;mircea_popescu;which whiole not precise, will be a MUCH better guess than any other guess someone makes. -111783;1361722171;mircea_popescu;you can also publish the result of the (281032790 +61731894) sum -111782;1361722177;thestringpuller;guess for what? -111781;1361722177;mircea_popescu;so people know how much btc that guess has behind it -111780;1361722188;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller for next week's btc price i think -111779;1361722206;thestringpuller;oh I see -111778;1361722283;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu what would be a better way to calculate options? -111777;1361722306;thestringpuller;i think if the calculator had current asks at all times it would be interesting -111776;1361722416;ThickAsThieves;catching up on chat log, here is the github for what dooglus uses (or at least based his work on) to do SDICE reports https://github.com/etotheipi/BitcoinArmory/tree/master/extras -111775;1361722429;ThickAsThieves;would love to see someone implement that on a dynamic web page -111774;1361722445;ThickAsThieves;or even generate reports on a more freq sched than doog -111773;1361722467;thestringpuller;;;ticker -111772;1361722467;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.56003, Best ask: 29.66000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09997, Last trade: 29.66000, 24 hour volume: 37518.33733560, 24 hour low: 28.00000, 24 hour high: 29.97000, 24 hour vwap: 28.92295 -111771;1361722553;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.11979 BTC [+] -111770;1361722591;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.1198 BTC [+] -111769;1361722617;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/d/A8/2WDF9SMB/sierra-mpex.png -111768;1361722934;mircea_popescu;a thanks ThickAsThieves -111767;1361722948;mircea_popescu;i was etotheipi! -111766;1361722952;mircea_popescu;jesys hard name to remember -111765;1361722979;ThickAsThieves;np -111764;1361722988;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla cool stuff! -111763;1361723000;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder http://shrani.si/f/d/A8/2WDF9SMB/sierra-mpex.png -111762;1361723001;gribble;The operation succeeded. -111761;1361723079;ThickAsThieves;what is a kakobrekla? that word gets like stuck in my head -111760;1361723172;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla is "that's what she said" in turkmenistani -111759;1361723184;kakobrekla;:DDDD -111758;1361723222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10347 @ 0.00062996 = 6.5182 BTC [+] -111757;1361723224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9189 @ 0.00062533 = 5.7462 BTC [-] -111756;1361723226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5370 @ 0.0006239 = 3.3503 BTC [-] -111755;1361723229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 139 @ 0.00062389 = 0.0867 BTC [-] -111754;1361723230;thestringpuller;;;google slinky on an escalator -111753;1361723230;gribble;Slinky + Escalator = WIN - YouTube: ; GEICO Slinky Commercial - Happier Than A Slinky On An Escalator ...: ; Slinky vs Escalator - YouTube: -111752;1361723231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3655 @ 0.00062379 = 2.28 BTC [-] -111751;1361723241;mircea_popescu;not to be confused with kako braka -111750;1361723244;mircea_popescu;which is different somehow -111749;1361723269;ThickAsThieves;i had to look up if turkmenistani was a real thing -111748;1361723277;Namworld;How to calculate breakeven... what formula... -111747;1361723338;Namworld;arf, after a sleepless night I got a hard time to think -111746;1361723374;Namworld;I have Ask = A, Struck = S, Weighted = W, trying to find what weighted gives the ask. -111745;1361723380;kakobrekla;ya, you look at what you paid, what you got and how much is worth -111744;1361723397;Namworld;So I have a formula as (W - S)/ W = A -111743;1361723412;Namworld;Now I need to rewrite that as a function of W... -111742;1361723440;Namworld;To have a formula based on ask to calculate weighted needed to breakeven... -111741;1361723621;mircea_popescu;Namworld forget weighted. -111740;1361723651;mircea_popescu;if call is struck at 31 and price paid was 0.15 -111739;1361723664;mircea_popescu;then you have (x - 31 / x) = .15 -111738;1361723670;mircea_popescu;get the x, the WEIGH THAT -111737;1361723694;mircea_popescu;i mean (x - 31) / x = .15 obviously -111736;1361723977;Namworld;You still can't find X... -111735;1361724075;mircea_popescu;... -111734;1361724084;mircea_popescu;1 - 31/x = .15 -111733;1361724089;mircea_popescu;.85 = 31/x -111732;1361724098;mircea_popescu;x = 31/.85 -111731;1361724142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5370 @ 0.0006318 = 3.3928 BTC [+] -111730;1361724143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 595 @ 0.00063181 = 0.3759 BTC [+] -111729;1361724145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063182 = 3.1591 BTC [+] -111728;1361724146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063183 = 2.7301 BTC [+] -111727;1361724148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1114 @ 0.00063187 = 0.7039 BTC [+] -111726;1361724374;thestringpuller;;;calc 31/.85 -111725;1361724374;gribble;36.4705882353 -111724;1361724396;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: that's the formula smickles uses... -111723;1361724423;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-free-cash-machine/ -111722;1361724577;thestringpuller;that article makes me mad -111721;1361724597;Namworld;arf, god am I sleepy. Of course >.> -111720;1361724626;thestringpuller;grrr down with popescu grrrr -111719;1361724651;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller eh ? -111718;1361724717;thestringpuller;weren't you the one to tell me btc isn't for consumers? -111717;1361724767;mircea_popescu;it isn't. -111716;1361724842;thestringpuller;so why give "free money away" to consumers :P -111715;1361724852;mircea_popescu;it's not to consumers. -111714;1361724859;mircea_popescu;the average atm withdrawal is like 50 bux -111713;1361724866;mircea_popescu;i bet you the average here would be north of 500 -111712;1361724877;thestringpuller;so why would anyone want fiat over btc? -111711;1361724891;mircea_popescu;keep all your wealth in btc, pay bills or w/e in cash -111710;1361724907;kakobrekla;i do that -111709;1361724924;thestringpuller;you can do that without a cash machine that will costs billions to implement..... -111708;1361724947;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller you don't get 2 bn worth of in your face plebs neener without spending 2bn to implement it. -111707;1361724976;thestringpuller;come again? -111706;1361725020;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller (you don't get) (2 bn worth of ((in your face plebs) neener)) (without spending 2bn (to implement it)). -111705;1361725028;kakobrekla;lol -111704;1361725030;mircea_popescu;:D -111703;1361725064;thestringpuller;:P -111702;1361725196;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla dude that sierra chart... -111701;1361725200;mircea_popescu;it looks like a stock! -111700;1361725204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6222 @ 0.006 = 37.332 BTC [+] -111699;1361725206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00606656 = 12.1331 BTC [+] -111698;1361725208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1700 @ 0.00606657 = 10.3132 BTC [+] -111697;1361725209;kakobrekla;cause it is? :) -111696;1361725211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 78 @ 0.00637978 = 0.4976 BTC [+] -111695;1361725251;mircea_popescu;for srsly! -111694;1361725257;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: where'd you get all the data from since mr. popescu permaseals mpex trades -111693;1361725278;kakobrekla;i steal from assbot. -111692;1361725287;thestringpuller;*le sigh* -111691;1361725290;kakobrekla;what -111690;1361725303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.675 = 2.7 BTC [-] -111689;1361725305;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.672 = 10.08 BTC [-] -111688;1361725305;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.671 = 2.013 BTC [-] -111687;1361725306;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.664 BTC [-] -111686;1361725308;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.664 = 9.96 BTC [-] -111685;1361725309;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.656 = 9.84 BTC [-] -111684;1361725310;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.648 = 9.72 BTC [-] -111683;1361725311;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.64 = 9.6 BTC [-] -111682;1361725312;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.64 = 10.88 BTC [-] -111681;1361725524;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.00527 = 0.527 BTC [-] -111680;1361725603;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.00527 = 0.527 BTC [-] -111679;1361725605;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 43 @ 0.00526 = 0.2262 BTC [-] -111678;1361725607;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.00521 = 0.521 BTC [-] -111677;1361725609;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 18 @ 0.00516 = 0.0929 BTC [-] -111676;1361725671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00624859 = 9.6853 BTC [-] -111675;1361725769;kakobrekla;ok last one -111674;1361725771;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/23/qk/30Si8ztN/mpex.png -111673;1361725781;kakobrekla;this ones for the front page trilema :p -111672;1361725817;thestringpuller;i like how it says forex data lol -111671;1361725827;thestringpuller;what other ventures do you run besides bit4x -111670;1361725835;kakobrekla;bitbet -111669;1361725835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062416 = 2.697 BTC [-] -111668;1361725836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6012 @ 0.00062397 = 3.7513 BTC [-] -111667;1361725839;thestringpuller;besides that -111666;1361725843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5269 @ 0.00062396 = 3.2876 BTC [-] -111665;1361725845;kakobrekla;ur mom -111664;1361725845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6545 @ 0.00062379 = 4.0827 BTC [-] -111663;1361725846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00062374 = 1.3722 BTC [-] -111662;1361725847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8698 @ 0.00062107 = 5.4021 BTC [-] -111661;1361725849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1855 @ 0.00062083 = 1.1516 BTC [-] -111660;1361725856;thestringpuller;UR MOM -111659;1361725864;mjr__;how did dividends already come out for mpoe? -111658;1361725866;thestringpuller;kakobrekla! (that's what she said) -111657;1361725869;thestringpuller;friday -111656;1361725879;assbot;no ur mom. -111655;1361725941;mjr__;don't they come out at the end of the month? -111654;1361726002;thestringpuller;it is the end of the month -111653;1361726004;thestringpuller;last friday of the month -111652;1361726029;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -111651;1361726029;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 1 day, 13 hours, 3 minutes, and 9 seconds ago: pong -111650;1361726088;mjr__;ah ok -111649;1361726298;mircea_popescu;mjr_ end of options month. last friday -111648;1361726410;mjr__;ah ok -111647;1361726419;mjr__;cool -111646;1361726464;mjr__;statements come out end of month though right? or up to 5 days into the next month? -111645;1361726979;thestringpuller;no that friday -111644;1361726985;thestringpuller;mircea is good about financials -111643;1361726994;mircea_popescu;mjr_ they're out already -111642;1361726999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1689 @ 0.00063168 = 1.0669 BTC [+] -111641;1361727059;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu I have some research for you. -111640;1361727065;thestringpuller;that you may find interesting :P -111639;1361727069;thestringpuller;ALBEIT NOT CREDIBLE -111638;1361727261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063048 = 3.1524 BTC [-] -111637;1361727586;Ukto;mircea_popescu: how many active users does mpex have? just curious -111636;1361727595;Ukto;pm if you want. wont repeat it :) -111635;1361727610;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/mpex-paid-accounts -111634;1361727711;kakobrekla;aha -111633;1361727720;kakobrekla;time to recheck the blockchain chart -111632;1361727723;kakobrekla;http://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users -111631;1361727726;kakobrekla;still going. -111630;1361727760;BitHub;Nice Mircea -111629;1361728070;BitHub;lul @ the only bitcoin service that has never been hacked. -111628;1361728077;BitHub;sounds like a invitation? -111627;1361728114;thestringpuller;social hack it -111626;1361728128;thestringpuller;using the facebooks and twitter -111625;1361728290;thestringpuller;;;ticker -111624;1361728291;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.80001, Best ask: 29.85011, Bid-ask spread: 0.05010, Last trade: 29.80001, 24 hour volume: 29443.58889373, 24 hour low: 28.02009, 24 hour high: 29.97000, 24 hour vwap: 29.27130 -111623;1361728602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.0061 = 12.81 BTC [-] -111622;1361728638;thestringpuller;kakobrekla does bitbet have an API yet? -111621;1361728719;kakobrekla;not really -111620;1361728745;thestringpuller;it's going to be useful in the future due to the way -111619;1361728751;thestringpuller;it creates the betting line -111618;1361728780;kakobrekla;hm? -111617;1361728802;mircea_popescu;BitHub yah. also, http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ycgm8/freeforall_pentesting_on_mpex/ -111616;1361728819;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller what would an api do you can't do as it is tho ? -111615;1361728837;kakobrekla;ill give you 1300 btc if you hack mt4 -111614;1361728838;kakobrekla;:p -111613;1361728859;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you know that ad agencies use reddit to help predict virality no? -111612;1361728882;mircea_popescu;i don't think "ad agencies" have a clue about anything. -111611;1361728889;BitHub;nice mircea buy why reward so cheeeap? -111610;1361728893;BitHub;but& -111609;1361728914;thestringpuller;bitbet is far more useful, it creates an effective betting line -111608;1361728917;mircea_popescu;hey, knuth pays 2 dollars. -111607;1361728938;BitHub;i saw the best betting site the other day -111606;1361728943;BitHub;they actually did it right -111605;1361728949;BitHub;proper odds -111604;1361728949;mircea_popescu;and also http://trilema.com/2013/wikipedia-the-special-olympics-for-the-mentally-retarded/ -111603;1361728989;BitHub;http://blockbet.net/ -111602;1361729055;thestringpuller;things that are paid for grow and develop, things that aren't wither and go away << how about linux? -111601;1361729145;mircea_popescu;it is paid for. -111600;1361729242;thestringpuller;Is it? -111599;1361729254;thestringpuller;;) -111598;1361729315;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -111597;1361729322;gribble;Current Blocks: 222887 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 888 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 0 hours, 24 minutes, and 24 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4309344.79843 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.03153 -111596;1361729505;thestringpuller;;;ticker -111595;1361729505;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.92378, Best ask: 29.94998, Bid-ask spread: 0.02620, Last trade: 29.94999, 24 hour volume: 29511.56644135, 24 hour low: 28.02009, 24 hour high: 29.97000, 24 hour vwap: 29.32205 -111594;1361729830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063167 = 3.1584 BTC [+] -111593;1361729831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4323 @ 0.00063168 = 2.7308 BTC [+] -111592;1361729833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 990 @ 0.00063169 = 0.6254 BTC [+] -111591;1361729955;thestringpuller;;;calc .011 * 30 -111590;1361729956;gribble;0.33 -111589;1361730052;Namworld;hey mircea... that's exactly what I was talking about for sports bet -111588;1361730084;Namworld;anyway, I'm off -111587;1361730095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9681 @ 0.00063048 = 6.1037 BTC [-] -111586;1361730198;thestringpuller;blockbet is awesome -111585;1361730411;BitHub;:) -111584;1361730540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3331 @ 0.00063169 = 2.1042 BTC [+] -111583;1361730540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4469 @ 0.00063187 = 2.8238 BTC [+] -111582;1361730807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4219 @ 0.00063048 = 2.66 BTC [-] -111581;1361730809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062634 = 2.7064 BTC [-] -111580;1361730813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5033 @ 0.00062633 = 3.1523 BTC [-] -111579;1361730815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00062632 = 3.57 BTC [-] -111578;1361730868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4677 @ 0.00062239 = 2.9109 BTC [-] -111577;1361730870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4088 @ 0.00063187 = 2.5831 BTC [+] -111576;1361730872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063408 = 2.7399 BTC [+] -111575;1361730873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5414 @ 0.00063409 = 3.433 BTC [+] -111574;1361731036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063379 = 2.7386 BTC [-] -111573;1361731037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063392 = 2.7392 BTC [+] -111572;1361731038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11404 @ 0.00063409 = 7.2312 BTC [+] -111571;1361731137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2054 @ 0.0006354 = 1.3051 BTC [+] -111570;1361731138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062669 = 2.7079 BTC [-] -111569;1361731141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10256 @ 0.00062642 = 6.4246 BTC [-] -111568;1361731590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3040 @ 0.00063555 = 1.9321 BTC [+] -111567;1361731691;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0059 = 0.118 BTC [-] -111566;1361731796;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063583 = 6.3583 BTC [+] -111565;1361731798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00063584 = 10.1734 BTC [+] -111564;1361731800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 660 @ 0.00063584 = 0.4197 BTC [+] -111563;1361731802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1887 @ 0.00063585 = 1.1998 BTC [+] -111562;1361731803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4753 @ 0.00063702 = 3.0278 BTC [+] -111561;1361732530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5810 @ 0.00063555 = 3.6925 BTC [-] -111560;1361732532;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2990 @ 0.00062671 = 1.8739 BTC [-] -111559;1361733134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6350 @ 0.0061 = 38.735 BTC [-] -111558;1361733140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 122 @ 0.00637978 = 0.7783 BTC [+] -111557;1361733142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00637979 = 12.7596 BTC [+] -111556;1361733148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00637979 = 1.276 BTC [+] -111555;1361733152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0063798 = 6.3798 BTC [+] -111554;1361733153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 328 @ 0.00637989 = 2.0926 BTC [+] -111553;1361733163;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.65 = 16.25 BTC [+] -111552;1361733164;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.6400001 = 3.84 BTC [-] -111551;1361733166;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 28 @ 0.64 = 17.92 BTC [-] -111550;1361733166;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.632 = 9.48 BTC [-] -111549;1361733167;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.63 BTC [-] -111548;1361733168;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.6241 = 15.6025 BTC [-] -111547;1361733174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1331 @ 0.00062708 = 0.8346 BTC [+] -111546;1361733176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4424 @ 0.00062692 = 2.7735 BTC [-] -111545;1361733423;topace_;!ticker h sdice -111544;1361733425;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.60000000 / 0.6540726 / 0.68100000 (270 shares, 176.59960070 BTC), 7D: 0.60000000 / 0.67973747 / 0.75100000 (1447 shares, 983.58011202 BTC), 30D: 0.52100000 / 0.66742537 / 0.89000000 (11108 shares, 7413.76098446 BTC) -111543;1361733587;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146611.0 -111542;1361733662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3980 @ 0.00062725 = 2.4965 BTC [+] -111541;1361733663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062724 = 2.7103 BTC [-] -111540;1361733665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11576 @ 0.00062692 = 7.2572 BTC [-] -111539;1361733667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00062691 = 1.8807 BTC [-] -111538;1361733668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10125 @ 0.0006267 = 6.3453 BTC [-] -111537;1361733670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6144 @ 0.00062642 = 3.8487 BTC [-] -111536;1361733671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5066 @ 0.00062096 = 3.1458 BTC [-] -111535;1361733672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5038 @ 0.00062083 = 3.1277 BTC [-] -111534;1361733805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3980 @ 0.00063637 = 2.5328 BTC [+] -111533;1361733807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063638 = 2.7498 BTC [+] -111532;1361733809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6749 @ 0.00063656 = 4.2961 BTC [+] -111531;1361734010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00062321 = 2.9291 BTC [-] -111530;1361734588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3972 @ 0.00062322 = 2.4754 BTC [+] -111529;1361734589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6028 @ 0.00062321 = 3.7567 BTC [-] -111528;1361734625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14283 @ 0.00062322 = 8.9015 BTC [+] -111527;1361734701;aethero;https://bitfunder.com/asset/ZigGap -111526;1361735686;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -111525;1361735736;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 9 @ 0.00988 = 0.0889 BTC [-] -111524;1361735738;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.00984 = 0.0197 BTC [-] -111523;1361735740;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 8 @ 0.00982 = 0.0786 BTC [-] -111522;1361735812;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 33 @ 0.006 = 0.198 BTC [+] -111521;1361736482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062097 = 2.6832 BTC [-] -111520;1361736483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8272 @ 0.00062085 = 5.1357 BTC [-] -111519;1361736485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10728 @ 0.00062084 = 6.6604 BTC [-] -111518;1361736486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3107 @ 0.00062083 = 1.9289 BTC [-] -111517;1361736486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2772 @ 0.00062072 = 1.7206 BTC [-] -111516;1361736706;jurov;Ukto, congrats! -111515;1361736743;jurov;and aethero, too -111514;1361736769;aethero;Thanks! -111513;1361736872;jurov;um, you forgot to specify whether they shares have voting power -111512;1361736893;jurov;ZigGap shares offer no voting rights. ic -111511;1361736895;aethero;I did specify -111510;1361736955;jurov;hm... and you keep your books in USD and just convert to BTC before div payment? -111509;1361737018;jurov;that may make quite a difference... $907.52 may be only 20BTC if btcusd goes to 45, for example -111508;1361737106;jurov;as compared to 31BTC if converted now -111507;1361737119;jurov;;;ticker -111506;1361737120;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.30141, Best ask: 30.30326, Bid-ask spread: 0.00185, Last trade: 30.30141, 24 hour volume: 25292.94444931, 24 hour low: 28.76500, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.65508 -111505;1361737160;jurov;oh weekend dip over -111504;1361737207;jurov;aethero ^^^ -111503;1361737357;aethero;We keep our books in USD and convert to BTC when payments are due. -111502;1361737381;aethero;It makes things easier for us legally speaking -111501;1361737416;jurov;hm, might be more attractive if you converted every day's earnings into BTC and collected that in the end of the month -111500;1361737423;jurov;and paid out -111499;1361737441;jurov;just my bullish self speaking :D -111498;1361737466;aethero;I'm a bit bearish actually -111497;1361737485;aethero;Not too bad though -111496;1361737544;aethero;That's something to consider -111495;1361737834;ThickAsThieves;grabbed some shares, looks like you'll have your first million shares sold very soon -111494;1361737856;aethero;There is someone depositing BTC right now to get the other 9. So they say./ -111493;1361737933;aethero;So you might want to buy now before his confirm :) -111492;1361737944;jurov;i'd buy some, too...if you haven't come on the exact day i have to gather all outstanding cash to buy mpoe bond :( -111491;1361737976;jurov;but if someone wants to buy now without waiting for confirmation and repay me hour or two later...? -111490;1361737995;jurov;pm me ;) -111489;1361738230;Ukto;first mil almost gone -111488;1361738488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2722 @ 0.00062073 = 1.6896 BTC [+] -111487;1361738501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4388 @ 0.00062072 = 2.7237 BTC [-] -111486;1361738503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32 @ 0.00062012 = 0.0198 BTC [-] -111485;1361738504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32 @ 0.00062012 = 0.0198 BTC [-] -111484;1361738508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32 @ 0.00062012 = 0.0198 BTC [-] -111483;1361738510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32 @ 0.00062012 = 0.0198 BTC [-] -111482;1361738514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8810 @ 0.00062007 = 5.4628 BTC [-] -111481;1361738521;Ukto;1mil sold -111480;1361738541;jurov;Ukto, asssssbot! -111479;1361738555;Ukto;its so.. asssy -111478;1361738556;Ukto;:P -111477;1361738881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9150 @ 0.00062007 = 5.6736 BTC [-] -111476;1361738933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00062007 = 9.3011 BTC [-] -111475;1361738991;Ukto;another 100k sold :P -111474;1361739083;aethero;Jeeze -111473;1361739088;aethero;I wonder if S.DICE sold this quickly -111472;1361739098;Ukto;btc amount or share vol? -111471;1361739102;aethero;BTC -111470;1361739112;Ukto;hm -111469;1361739413;Ukto;another 200k sold -111468;1361739504;aethero;Get 'em while they're hot -111467;1361739525;aethero;Price is doubling after this first 10 mil. -111466;1361739823;aethero;All sold -111465;1361739844;Ukto;and there it was -111464;1361739846;Ukto;8.7mil just sold -111463;1361739851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 340 @ 0.00062007 = 0.2108 BTC [-] -111462;1361739853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12860 @ 0.00062002 = 7.9735 BTC [-] -111461;1361739916;ThickAsThieves;nice -111460;1361739942;ThickAsThieves;now that person will try and unload them on the next tranche -111459;1361739943;Ukto;https://bitfunder.com/market <-- 500btc out today to ZigGap :) Congrats Aethero on your first 10mil -111458;1361739952;Ukto;Probably not -111457;1361739960;Ukto;if ppl are smart, these are the shares to hold -111456;1361739964;aethero;Thanks! -111455;1361739983;Ukto;I bought a few for myself for future prosperity/divs -111454;1361740115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28390 @ 0.00062002 = 17.6024 BTC [-] -111453;1361740117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2510 @ 0.00062 = 1.5562 BTC [-] -111452;1361740351;ThickAsThieves;asicminer at 4.6 GH/s -111451;1361740367;ThickAsThieves;increasing a little slowly if they wanna have 12 up before march -111450;1361740450;Ukto;From first trade, to last trade, 57minutes to sell 10mil shares for a total of 500btc. -111449;1361740596;pigeons;gh not th? -111448;1361740686;ThickAsThieves;sry -111447;1361740723;ThickAsThieves;4670.82 GHs currently -111446;1361740754;ThickAsThieves;I believe friedcat noted theyd get to 12TH before March -111445;1361740876;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -111444;1361740876;Ukto;so far the interesting thing is that no ones posted any of the shares for sale -111443;1361740877;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4286596.47932 based on data since last change | 4322543.11086 based on data for last three days -111442;1361740879;Ukto;even at a higher price -111441;1361740895;ThickAsThieves;thats good then -111440;1361740916;ThickAsThieves;it's a 20% dividend being waved in our faces -111439;1361740933;Ukto;ThickAsThieves: Told you I had some interesting things upcoming for BF. -111438;1361740939;Ukto;And this.. is just the tip of the iceberg ;) -111437;1361740945;ThickAsThieves;glad to see it -111436;1361740952;Ukto;I have another 4 major assets coming soon -111435;1361740958;Ukto;just asset wise -111434;1361740967;ThickAsThieves;also glad that I learned to keep BTC handy on all the PTs for stuff like this -111433;1361740985;ThickAsThieves;i caught sdice at .0044 -111432;1361740987;Ukto;I like ziggap as an asset, esp with the btc market going up. the more BTC sales and the market pushes up, the more earnings ziggap will make -111431;1361741016;jurov;Missed ZigGap IPO? CoinBr.MPBPT-O still open (ask closes in 2 hours) on bitfunder :) -111430;1361741053;ThickAsThieves;i'm still deciding whther to grab your IDIFFAPR ;) -111429;1361741101;jurov;lol and i'm going to throw in discounted MPBPT-E April in, too -111428;1361741242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00062294 = 1.1213 BTC [+] -111427;1361741648;Ukto;someone put up a 1.2mil buy @ 0.00006 https://bitfunder.com/asset/ZigGap Incase anyone wants to make a quick 20% profit. lol -111426;1361741811;jurov;CoinBr.MPBPT-E April opened now ;) -111425;1361742421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 922 @ 0.00062294 = 0.5744 BTC [+] -111424;1361742423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062295 = 2.6918 BTC [+] -111423;1361742427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8272 @ 0.00062321 = 5.1552 BTC [+] -111422;1361742429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15594 @ 0.00062322 = 9.7185 BTC [+] -111421;1361742487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8451 @ 0.00062322 = 5.2668 BTC [+] -111420;1361742489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8375 @ 0.00062344 = 5.2213 BTC [+] -111419;1361742552;Ukto;6btc shy of hitting 800btc vol today -111418;1361742561;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 72 @ 0.006 = 0.432 BTC [+] -111417;1361742563;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 28 @ 0.006 = 0.168 BTC [+] -111416;1361742674;mircea_popescu;Ukto if you weren't so stubborn you wouldn't have to go "another 100k sold" manually you know. -111415;1361742684;Ukto;lol -111414;1361742685;Ukto;its fun :P -111413;1361742696;mircea_popescu;k lol -111412;1361742704;Ukto;besides.. *points @ api* -111411;1361742710;mircea_popescu;hm ? -111410;1361742721;Ukto;api's been in closed beta for a while -111409;1361742731;Ukto;meen making small adjustments to it every day or two -111408;1361742753;Ukto;several ppl signed up for access -111407;1361742769;mircea_popescu;i still don't see your trades in here. -111406;1361742779;Ukto;although I now really need to focus on the "Big Thing"(tm) for BitFunder -111405;1361742784;Ukto;want to make sure its live by the end of the month -111404;1361742796;Ukto;once that is done I will push on all the small stuff -111403;1361742803;mircea_popescu;jus' sayin'. -111402;1361742815;Ukto;I know. Appreciated. :) -111401;1361742824;Ukto;although, its kind of interesting.. -111400;1361742835;Ukto;even outsize of ziggap, todays been a high vol day -111399;1361742839;Ukto;even though its a Sunday -111398;1361742990;ThickAsThieves;vol on sdice on BF seems so low to me, considering how many shares -111397;1361743008;ThickAsThieves;maybe only owned by a few people mostly... -111396;1361743035;Ukto;most ppl who bought them on BF en bulk that I have talked to, dont want to sell -111395;1361743052;Ukto;i know the owners of at least 700k shares -111394;1361743060;Ukto;and all agree its worth holding onto for long periods -111393;1361743070;Ukto;and didnt buy the shares to day trade them -111392;1361743305;ThickAsThieves;no profit for sdice today, someone won the "less than 1" -111391;1361743316;ThickAsThieves;.02BTC = 1279 BTC -111390;1361743398;Ukto;0,o -111389;1361743402;Ukto;wish it was me -111388;1361743403;Ukto;lOL -111387;1361743420;Ukto;thats one hell of a win -111386;1361743425;ThickAsThieves;it's a letdown for profit, but might be a good pr thing fopr sdice -111385;1361743429;Ukto;bet someone was jumping for joy -111384;1361743438;mircea_popescu;lol wow. -111383;1361743439;Ukto;some 33,000 usd -111382;1361743452;Ukto;"I jsut won a new car from satoshi dice!" -111381;1361743457;ThickAsThieves;yep -111380;1361743460;mircea_popescu;ya srsly, bet two quarters, take home 35k -111379;1361743470;ThickAsThieves;evoor, spin that shit! -111378;1361743600;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUx7kWrpQD -111377;1361743609;mircea_popescu;a bitcoin to whoever tells me what's going on in that vid. -111376;1361743618;kakobrekla;This video does not exist. -111375;1361743623;kakobrekla;1btc to me pls -111374;1361743635;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUx7kWrpQDs -111373;1361743637;mircea_popescu;missed an s -111372;1361743641;kakobrekla;i dont care -111371;1361743648;kakobrekla;i did my job! -111370;1361743659;mircea_popescu;fu. you're banned from this contest nao! -111369;1361743675;kakobrekla;scam! -111368;1361743694;mircea_popescu;totally! -111367;1361743760;dub;nigga stole my bike? -111366;1361743780;ThickAsThieves;scaring the shit outta some sneaky kid? -111365;1361743795;mircea_popescu;i think dub gets it. -111364;1361743819;mircea_popescu;kid allegedly triedf to steal a bike, got scared straight (allegedly) -111363;1361743821;mircea_popescu;got an addy ? -111362;1361743826;dub;nah -111361;1361743831;dub;donate it to the foundation :) -111360;1361743864;dub;(I actually don't have an addy because bitcoin sucks) -111359;1361743879;ThickAsThieves;mp, if you are romanian, why do you have such american dialect? -111358;1361743902;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves because im not speaking french. if i were you'd wonder why am i from paris. -111357;1361743926;ThickAsThieves;yep that went over my head -111356;1361743938;ThickAsThieves;i dont mean why do you speak english -111355;1361743946;thestringpuller;why do you speak english? -111354;1361743954;mircea_popescu;but if i do speak english, why'd you expect me to speak it different from how it's spoken ? -111353;1361743965;thestringpuller;cause you're not gangsta enough mircea_popescu -111352;1361743970;mircea_popescu;that also. -111351;1361743972;thestringpuller;u ain't talk lik dis -111350;1361743985;thestringpuller;wuz craccn mah homies -111349;1361743996;mircea_popescu;craccn ?! -111348;1361744003;ThickAsThieves;i guess usually foreigners inject some detectable phrasing that isnt "american" -111347;1361744003;thestringpuller;crackin' -111346;1361744022;ThickAsThieves;but i must underestimate how easy it is to "get it" -111345;1361744031;ThickAsThieves;i feel like our language is fucked up -111344;1361744041;mircea_popescu;all languages are fucked up -111343;1361744049;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what do you tihnk of this ziggap business? -111342;1361744066;mircea_popescu;what do you mean what do i think ? -111341;1361744070;dub;I think its the number one way to exchange USD for bitcoins -111340;1361744075;dub;whcih is why I've never heard of it -111339;1361744077;aethero;We're not an exchange. -111338;1361744087;mircea_popescu;lol that worked. -111337;1361744090;dub;you might want to edit your post then -111336;1361744095;thestringpuller;Are you allowed to list on a BTC exchange? -111335;1361744101;dub;since thats what it says -111334;1361744103;aethero;Show me? -111333;1361744113;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 540 @ 0.0062 = 3.348 BTC [-] -111332;1361744119;Ukto;should be "to purchase bitcoins for cash" -111331;1361744122;Ukto;not exchange -111330;1361744125;Ukto;if the word was used somewhere -111329;1361744127;Ukto;it shouldnt have been -111328;1361744130;aethero;Direct sales != echange -111327;1361744132;Ukto;but techncially its the same thing -111326;1361744141;dub;still, calling yourself number one when you in fact don't exist -111325;1361744148;aethero;Who said number 1? -111324;1361744149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 20 @ 0.0062 = 0.124 BTC [-] -111323;1361744158;dub;ZigGap stands on top as the most trusted method for converting USD cash directly to BTC -111322;1361744170;Ukto;dub: its true.. -111321;1361744172;aethero;On the top in what way? -111320;1361744180;Ukto;there is only one other company -111319;1361744184;Ukto;that does what ziggap does -111318;1361744186;dub;aethero: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146611.0 -111317;1361744191;Ukto;besides, its an opinion -111316;1361744192;Ukto;not fact. -111315;1361744194;mircea_popescu;i thought that's what the death and taxes guy did -111314;1361744231;dub;Our company is dedicated to the furtherance of what bitcoin will soon become. -111313;1361744232;Ukto;as i said, its just an opinion. not worth kicking anyone over ;) -111312;1361744235;dub;english motherfuckers -111311;1361744239;dub;spaek it -111310;1361744243;Ukto;dub: dont be so hateful lol. -111309;1361744251;aethero;i du spaek et ful. -111308;1361744254;dub;don't post retarded waffle -111307;1361744259;Ukto;but that could use some better wording -111306;1361744269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7654 @ 0.00062343 = 4.7717 BTC [-] -111305;1361744279;Ukto;actually, that line could just deleted aethero -111304;1361744285;Ukto;serves no real purpose I think -111303;1361744297;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu DeathAndTaxes is primarily focused on: https://fastcash4bitcoins.com/ -111302;1361744310;mjr__;jurov: is there an easy way to get average price for positions? -111301;1361744326;jurov;mjr__ in coinbr? -111300;1361744330;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller iirc there were two sister sites or no ? -111299;1361744335;mjr__;yeah -111298;1361744350;thestringpuller;I think he "closed them" or thinks of em as less priority? -111297;1361744360;mircea_popescu;oh is it ? -111296;1361744371;jurov;um, no... one has to copy the table to spreadsheet -111295;1361744380;mjr__;yeah, that's how i'm doing it now -111294;1361744388;mjr__;but it is hard to split up into categories -111293;1361744466;mjr__;unless there is a quicker way that i don't know -111292;1361744492;jurov;autofilter (on transaction type), average -111291;1361744495;thestringpuller;(32 - 29) / 32 -111290;1361744504;thestringpuller;;;calc (32 - 29) / 32 -111289;1361744504;gribble;0.09375 -111288;1361744519;jurov;but would be nice to have it in coinbr, i see -111287;1361744545;Ukto;if shes hot, I wouldnt mind paying for different positions. :P -111286;1361744557;Ukto;needs to be clean tho. -111285;1361744572;Ukto;mircea_popescu: You got the hookups in Romania, right? ;) -111284;1361744592;mircea_popescu;yes dood. i got all the hookups in romania. locked in my basement. -111283;1361744601;mircea_popescu;with my beers in romania and any and all bears. -111282;1361744604;Ukto;lol -111281;1361744606;mircea_popescu;:D -111280;1361744649;mjr__;ah, i haven't used the autofilter, i was just using sort -111279;1361744657;mjr__;that would actually make it relatively simple -111278;1361744662;thestringpuller;Ukto: :) -111277;1361744666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062036 = 2.6806 BTC [-] -111276;1361744668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8179 @ 0.00062001 = 5.0711 BTC [-] -111275;1361744682;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.687 BTC [+] -111274;1361744691;jurov;that's really important market indicator, average price of positions -111273;1361744693;thestringpuller;;;ticker -111272;1361744693;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.55001, Best ask: 29.77800, Bid-ask spread: 0.22799, Last trade: 29.55000, 24 hour volume: 28470.05925074, 24 hour low: 28.93969, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.74696 -111271;1361744862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.688 = 4.128 BTC [+] -111270;1361744898;mircea_popescu;jurov namworld was sorta starting to do something about it earlier -111269;1361744905;mircea_popescu;course he ran into algebraic trouble :D -111268;1361744908;error4733;haha mp cheap mobile home in your country -111267;1361744945;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136173632847.gif isn't that a nice house. -111266;1361744946;error4733;but still a huge WIN for 0.50$ !! -111265;1361744955;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00065 = 0.065 BTC [-] -111264;1361744976;mircea_popescu;error4733 http://www.mhbay.com/ -111263;1361744978;mircea_popescu;why ? -111262;1361744985;error4733;50€ house lol -111261;1361745015;jurov;yes, i saw namworld's spreadsheet, clearly not finished yet -111260;1361745083;error4733;wow cheap... cable include ? u need FOX if you stay in a mobile home -111259;1361745102;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.689 = 6.89 BTC [+] -111258;1361745137;jurov;fox doesn't have free satellite broadcast? -111257;1361745157;error4733;i hope not -111256;1361745157;mircea_popescu;jurov http://pastebin.com/NbLimjFj -111255;1361745159;mircea_popescu;that's the convo -111254;1361745191;error4733;i case some alien get the signal -111253;1361745225;jurov;mircea i know, i came later and just skipped it, seemed too painful -111252;1361745234;error4733;worst thing broadcasted ever :/ -111251;1361745261;mircea_popescu;lol -111250;1361745340;jurov;"you update the faq so much" lol -111249;1361745365;mircea_popescu;totally. -111248;1361745398;mircea_popescu;hey, anyone know when glbse actually started ? -111247;1361745481;mjr__;by the way mp, i really like the per share that you list now -111246;1361745510;mircea_popescu;mjr__ ty! sometimes the needed improvements are hidden in plain sight -111245;1361745541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7777 @ 0.00062312 = 4.846 BTC [+] -111244;1361745546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062313 = 2.6925 BTC [+] -111243;1361745548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3112 @ 0.00062343 = 1.9401 BTC [+] -111242;1361745553;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3663 @ 0.00062344 = 2.2837 BTC [+] -111241;1361745562;jurov;mircea_popescu: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5457.0 -111240;1361745598;jurov;with some fun thrown it...AlpacaStocks lol -111239;1361745603;mircea_popescu;so wait! -111238;1361745611;mircea_popescu;born april 2011, dead august 2012 ? -111237;1361745614;mircea_popescu;like a year and a half total ? -111236;1361745625;jurov;yes like that -111235;1361745636;mircea_popescu;mmmkay. -111234;1361745655;mircea_popescu;can't believe they paid 20 btc for someone to come up with "glbse" as a good name -111233;1361745707;mjr__;lol -111232;1361745714;mjr__;and yeah, it's the little things :) -111231;1361745725;mjr__;i like being able to notice the changes you amke -111230;1361745726;mjr__;make -111229;1361745730;jurov;official announcement https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5947.0 -111228;1361745749;mircea_popescu;ty jurov -111227;1361745786;jurov;mircea_popescu , you stopped posting bondholders lists with requested interest? -111226;1361745791;dub;https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pp89tTDxXuI -111225;1361745802;dub;this is so cool -111224;1361745823;dub;think about mitigating any gravity related risk of injury -111223;1361745851;dub;plane falling out of sky? eject passengers and swarm of these to catch them -111222;1361745899;mircea_popescu;jurov no ? -111221;1361745923;mircea_popescu;dub that'd be almost as cool as bitocins -111220;1361745943;jurov;no? where are they? in mpoe report is only final mpbor, not the other lower rates -111219;1361745974;mircea_popescu;a, that was always the case. -111218;1361745987;mircea_popescu;you see addresses and sums up to the final -111217;1361746078;jurov;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-rezultate-aprilie-2012/#comment-82627 there is one listed with 4.975% -111216;1361746097;jurov;i thought that was cause he asked for less -111215;1361746099;FabianB;what's a mobile home? -111214;1361746288;mircea_popescu;jurov a yes, i used to reprint old ones, but once people got the ability to change their interest rates it became impractical. -111213;1361746296;mircea_popescu;you're right tho, it wasn't "always" the case. -111212;1361746335;pigeons;FabianB: "manufactured ousing" -111211;1361746353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7450 @ 0.00062004 = 4.6193 BTC [-] -111210;1361746366;jurov;i wanted to see data... cuz i was trolled on forum a bit when i said "interesting the rate ended up the same as i announced for MPBPT" -111209;1361746374;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -111208;1361746398;FabianB;pigeons: ah, not in the sense today in NY tomorrow in LA -111207;1361746417;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131270.msg1554156#msg1554156 -111206;1361746419;mircea_popescu;FabianB i think it's those transformed busses/trucks -111205;1361746450;pigeons;over here those are "motor homes" (rv's) -111204;1361746463;pigeons;manufactured housing is called mobile homes here -111203;1361746530;pigeons;cause it wasnt asbuilt on the lot it was assembled and brought there -111202;1361746535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1186 @ 0.00062004 = 0.7354 BTC [-] -111201;1361746537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062003 = 2.6791 BTC [-] -111200;1361746547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7777 @ 0.00062002 = 4.8219 BTC [-] -111199;1361746549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2587 @ 0.00062001 = 1.604 BTC [-] -111198;1361746550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5090 @ 0.00062 = 3.1558 BTC [-] -111197;1361746552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8089 @ 0.00061986 = 5.014 BTC [-] -111196;1361746674;mircea_popescu;o i c -111195;1361746948;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 20 @ 0.0218 = 0.436 BTC [-] -111194;1361746995;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.349 BTC [-] -111193;1361747131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2458 @ 0.00062333 = 1.5321 BTC [+] -111192;1361747133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062334 = 2.6935 BTC [+] -111191;1361747138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8636 @ 0.00062343 = 5.3839 BTC [+] -111190;1361747140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20019 @ 0.00062344 = 12.4806 BTC [+] -111189;1361747144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5350 @ 0.00062463 = 3.3418 BTC [+] -111188;1361747146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8869 @ 0.00062737 = 5.5641 BTC [+] -111187;1361747147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21900 @ 0.00062785 = 13.7499 BTC [+] -111186;1361747150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00062949 = 5.0044 BTC [+] -111185;1361747152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00063218 = 1.8333 BTC [+] -111184;1361747154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17597 @ 0.00063336 = 11.1452 BTC [+] -111183;1361747179;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: how much would you sell me price data for? -111182;1361747206;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -111181;1361747207;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.07595 / 0.07595 / 0.07595 (25 shares, 1.90 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06613044 / 0.089 (363 shares, 24.01 BTC) -111180;1361747268;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -111179;1361747270;gribble;Current Blocks: 222916 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 859 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 9 hours, 39 minutes, and 37 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4287733.20605 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.43959 -111178;1361747282;thestringpuller;;;estimate -111177;1361747283;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4287733.20605 based on data since last change | 4324634.0572 based on data for last three days -111176;1361747337;thestringpuller;;;ticker -111175;1361747338;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.64002, Best ask: 29.78260, Bid-ask spread: 0.14258, Last trade: 29.78399, 24 hour volume: 27744.43316417, 24 hour low: 29.12001, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.77251 -111174;1361747343;thestringpuller;;;asks 30 -111173;1361747345;gribble;There are currently 1698.3492 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 50824.8847514 USD in total. -111172;1361747364;thestringpuller;;;bids 29 -111171;1361747365;gribble;There are currently 1866.1768 bitcoins demanded at or over 29.0 USD, worth 54305.1474477 USD in total. -111170;1361747398;thestringpuller;;;bids 29.50 -111169;1361747400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062066 = 2.6819 BTC [-] -111168;1361747402;gribble;There are currently 36.722034 bitcoins demanded at or over 29.5 USD, worth 1086.11120359 USD in total. -111167;1361747404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2458 @ 0.00062048 = 1.5251 BTC [-] -111166;1361747405;kakobrekla;thestringpuller, theres only a few days of data there, its more about the stream -111165;1361747405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00062047 = 6.1737 BTC [-] -111164;1361747872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15263 @ 0.00061986 = 9.4609 BTC [-] -111163;1361747888;jurov;thestringpuller, i have more than month ;D -111162;1361747899;jurov;do me offer -111161;1361747922;mircea_popescu;do him! -111160;1361747964;mjr__;oh yeah, jurov, when i got mpoe dividends it listed a positive fee... -111159;1361747983;mjr__;was curious what that was exactly -111158;1361748014;jurov;it's fix for rounding error... gosh. i thought i had hirren it properly -111157;1361748036;mircea_popescu;lol -111156;1361748052;jurov;but anyway, it's there to make sure you got dividends exaclty to last satoshi ;) -111155;1361748058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5842 @ 0.00062023 = 3.6234 BTC [+] -111154;1361748096;jurov;not like these passthrough scammers -111153;1361748103;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.11979 BTC [-] -111152;1361748147;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 12 @ 0.1198 = 1.4376 BTC [+] -111151;1361748556;mircea_popescu;lmao -111150;1361748794;mjr__;lol thanks jurov -111149;1361748813;mjr__;i really have nothing but good things to say about coinbr -111148;1361748836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10860 @ 0.00062965 = 6.838 BTC [+] -111147;1361748838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9199 @ 0.00062964 = 5.7921 BTC [-] -111146;1361748930;jurov;only if i had ukto's zeal about developing it faster... -111145;1361748953;Ukto;coinbr is nice. :) -111144;1361749014;jurov;wait, you have an acct, too? -111143;1361749062;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.689 = 2.067 BTC [+] -111142;1361749063;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.689 = 8.268 BTC [+] -111141;1361749122;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.69 = 2.07 BTC [+] -111140;1361749141;Ukto;jurov: I am all over the place -111139;1361749245;ThickAsThieves;yeah, but how many MHs does it get? http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/24/4023898/nvidia-phoenix-superphone-hands-on-video -111138;1361749341;thestringpuller;Ukto are you using boilerplate? -111137;1361749348;Ukto;no -111136;1361749381;thestringpuller;what frontend is that -111135;1361749391;dub;ThickAsThieves: but will it blend? -111134;1361749398;ThickAsThieves;obv -111133;1361749409;ThickAsThieves;bootstrap? -111132;1361749454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8150 @ 0.00062964 = 5.1316 BTC [-] -111131;1361749577;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 19 @ 0.3498 = 6.6462 BTC [+] -111130;1361749579;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -111129;1361749871;Ukto;bootstrap. -111128;1361750739;thestringpuller;Congrats on getting Ziggap Ukto -111127;1361750756;Ukto;thanks. :) -111126;1361750779;thestringpuller;It provides competition to the great Popescu -111125;1361750791;Ukto;now.. once the large biz's launch theirs, it will get interesting ;) -111124;1361750848;ThickAsThieves;ukto is gonna IPO mtgox -111123;1361750853;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -111122;1361750855;Ukto;pfft -111121;1361750855;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.56796 BTC [-] -111120;1361750857;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 6 @ 0.5 = 3 BTC [-] -111119;1361750903;ThickAsThieves;more seriously, do you have a posted process for vetting new assets? -111118;1361750935;Ukto;Submit a ticket with details. -111117;1361750939;Ukto;And then I open a discussion :) -111116;1361750957;Ukto;I have turned down a great many assets. -111115;1361751028;jurov;Ukto..um but the Biz27B-6 garage guys, really... -111114;1361751055;jurov;can't you just hide them from the list? -111113;1361751085;jurov;if they want to choose investors themselves -111112;1361751114;Ukto;you will soon be able to hide them on your own -111111;1361751118;Ukto;I know who they are -111110;1361751124;Ukto;and what they represent. -111109;1361751132;Ukto;I told them, not listing the info publically would be hurtful -111108;1361751152;jurov;lol, ignore for assets... do it like btctalk, with link becoming red :D -111107;1361751161;Ukto;hehe -111106;1361751281;mjr__;wait... -111105;1361751292;mjr__;Ukto are you doing ziggap or bitfunder? -111104;1361751313;Ukto;BitFunder -111103;1361751316;Ukto;aethero is ziggap -111102;1361751326;thestringpuller;what happened to btc pantry? -111101;1361751333;mjr__;cool -111100;1361751345;thestringpuller;aethero lol -111099;1361751498;dub;its one of the up coming assets -111098;1361751538;dub;you can trade in 10000 shares for a cupcake at any time -111097;1361751545;Ukto;hmm -111096;1361751549;Ukto;sounds yummy -111095;1361751554;Ukto;where do I signup -111094;1361751591;dub;some scam website called bitfunder -111093;1361751597;Ukto;ouch -111092;1361751619;Ukto;well, at least the proof of owning the shares is available :P -111091;1361751627;Ukto;then I can demand my cupcake later -111090;1361751665;jurov;can i exchange back cupcakes for shares ? -111089;1361751682;Ukto;as long as they are not stale, and you did not give them the aids. -111088;1361751756;Bowjob;meow -111087;1361751838;aethero;Im part of the ziggap team -111086;1361751841;aethero;I am not ziggap -111085;1361751957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00063322 = 8.4851 BTC [+] -111084;1361751999;Ukto;there you go -111083;1361752203;Bowjob;;;ticker -111082;1361752204;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.68183, Best ask: 29.77000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08817, Last trade: 29.77000, 24 hour volume: 26032.29631832, 24 hour low: 29.20123, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.78388 -111081;1361752343;Bowjob;bfl took down their shoutbox -111080;1361752344;Bowjob;lol -111079;1361752351;Bowjob;nvm it sback up -111078;1361752356;kakobrekla;. -111077;1361752376;dub;aethero: how to pronounce it? zig gap? zigg APP? zzggpp? -111076;1361752387;aethero;Zig app -111075;1361752441;aethero;지갑 when in english is jigab which when spoken by a non native english speaker sounds like jhig-ap. -111074;1361752449;aethero;Zig app. -111073;1361752456;thestringpuller;aethero when will you guys be hiring? -111072;1361752472;aethero;Most likely soon. -111071;1361752482;aethero;it depends on how the second release goes -111070;1361752485;thestringpuller;i wanna intern! ooh ooh pick me -111069;1361752495;aethero;:) -111068;1361752511;dub;remember to take off every zig -111067;1361752577;aethero;I havent thought about all your base in so long -111066;1361752613;dub;you should integrate 'For great justice' into your marketing somehow -111065;1361752617;kakobrekla;. -111064;1361752643;dub;yes, sorry -111063;1361752679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0062 = 31 BTC [-] -111062;1361752722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.641 = 1.282 BTC [-] -111061;1361752724;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.6325 = 4.4275 BTC [-] -111060;1361752725;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.63 = 9.45 BTC [-] -111059;1361752726;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.628 = 1.884 BTC [-] -111058;1361752727;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 23 @ 0.62411 = 14.3545 BTC [-] -111057;1361752736;thestringpuller;I'm creating a time machine company -111056;1361752738;thestringpuller;can I IPO? -111055;1361752826;aethero;Time machine for what? -111054;1361752843;thestringpuller;For sending stuff backward and forward in time duuuh -111053;1361753096;ThickAsThieves;but then you'll have to compete with the iWatch -111052;1361753108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00063322 = 6.2689 BTC [+] -111051;1361753176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 348 @ 0.006 = 2.088 BTC [-] -111050;1361753178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1055 @ 0.00599999 = 6.33 BTC [-] -111049;1361753783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1 @ 0.00196487 BTC [-] -111048;1361754120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00578774 = 11.5755 BTC [-] -111047;1361754711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00063181 = 3.9804 BTC [-] -111046;1361754769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063235 = 2.7324 BTC [+] -111045;1361754771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15279 @ 0.00063265 = 9.6663 BTC [+] -111044;1361754944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063255 = 2.7332 BTC [-] -111043;1361754955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6929 @ 0.00063265 = 4.3836 BTC [+] -111042;1361755476;Bowjob;someone won less than 1 -111041;1361755478;Bowjob;Damn -111040;1361755487;Bowjob;http://www.satoshidice.com/full.php?tx=a874d43fb31c3a0785a6828006136c6d3a3cb79c3c19fe4c7caf770f42c6a3c7 -111039;1361755490;Bowjob;crazy shit -111038;1361755555;mircea_popescu;what again ?! -111037;1361755588;Bowjob;bet 0.02 BTC -111036;1361755596;Bowjob;gets back 1000+ BTC -111035;1361755617;mircea_popescu;a a yes. -111034;1361755673;kakobrekla;lol win -111033;1361755705;Bowjob;be funny if they bet 0.1 BTC -111032;1361755706;Bowjob;lol -111031;1361755867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063197 = 2.7307 BTC [-] -111030;1361755869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00063181 = 7.4554 BTC [-] -111029;1361755871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12079 @ 0.00063034 = 7.6139 BTC [-] -111028;1361755882;ThickAsThieves;.01max bet -111027;1361755894;ThickAsThieves;nope -111026;1361755896;ThickAsThieves;nvm -111025;1361756088;Bowjob;it was 0.1 befor -111024;1361756093;Bowjob;erik needs to capitalize on this -111023;1361756098;Bowjob;to attract more gamblers -111022;1361756102;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -111021;1361756103;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.85899, Best ask: 29.87306, Bid-ask spread: 0.01407, Last trade: 29.87306, 24 hour volume: 24287.24988202, 24 hour low: 29.20123, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.78080 -111020;1361756116;Bowjob;wait -111019;1361756120;Bowjob;its 0.1 max lol -111018;1361756141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10860 @ 0.00063335 = 6.8782 BTC [+] -111017;1361756143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2603 @ 0.00063336 = 1.6486 BTC [+] -111016;1361756223;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1108&cpage=1#comment-5152 i lolled. -111015;1361756291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00063336 = 0.2217 BTC [+] -111014;1361756292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00063347 = 8.8052 BTC [+] -111013;1361756492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 115 @ 0.00578774 = 0.6656 BTC [-] -111012;1361756529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 390 @ 0.00596019 = 2.3245 BTC [+] -111011;1361756960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00063347 = 2.1221 BTC [+] -111010;1361756962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14550 @ 0.00063413 = 9.2266 BTC [+] -111009;1361757374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 321 @ 0.00063034 = 0.2023 BTC [-] -111008;1361757376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1339 @ 0.00062964 = 0.8431 BTC [-] -111007;1361757882;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 14.95 BTC [+] -111006;1361757941;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 14.99 BTC [+] -111005;1361758062;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 15 BTC [+] -111004;1361758289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15650 @ 0.00062524 = 9.785 BTC [-] -111003;1361758542;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1898 @ 0.00061986 = 1.1765 BTC [-] -111002;1361758544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00061939 = 2.6764 BTC [-] -111001;1361758550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 231 @ 0.00061938 = 0.1431 BTC [-] -111000;1361758834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062499 = 2.7006 BTC [+] -110999;1361758836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10340 @ 0.00062524 = 6.465 BTC [+] -110998;1361758842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19050 @ 0.00062975 = 11.9967 BTC [+] -110997;1361759058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 38 @ 0.00596019 = 0.2265 BTC [+] -110996;1361759082;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.694 = 6.94 BTC [+] -110995;1361759432;Namworld;Ah, fuck that, why are people adopting BitFunder? =/ -110994;1361759464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063101 = 2.7266 BTC [+] -110993;1361759466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18296 @ 0.00063091 = 11.5431 BTC [-] -110992;1361759568;Anduck;its got no 30 btc registering fee -110991;1361759612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4750 @ 0.00063413 = 3.0121 BTC [+] -110990;1361759635;Namworld;I mean over BTCT.co -110989;1361759647;Namworld;MPEx is already widely adopted -110988;1361759663;thestringpuller;BitFunder just landed Ziggap -110987;1361759668;thestringpuller;so I mean it's on the up and up -110986;1361759671;thestringpuller;like Jefferson's -110985;1361759673;thestringpuller;come on man -110984;1361759681;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -110983;1361759683;gribble;Current Blocks: 222941 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 834 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 6 hours, 41 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4285577.28131 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.38054 -110982;1361759709;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -110981;1361759713;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4285577.28131 based on data since last change | 4294795.69727 based on data for last three days -110980;1361759775;thestringpuller;;;calc (.17 * 4285577.28131) + 4285577.28131 -110979;1361759775;gribble;5014125.41913 -110978;1361759781;Namworld;argh -110977;1361759791;Namworld;But btct.co is better -110976;1361759793;thestringpuller;looks like it's not gonna break 8 million -110975;1361759834;thestringpuller;not anymore -110974;1361759886;Namworld;Why are people going there anyway? -110973;1361759962;thestringpuller;I dunno. BitFunder has a pretty friendly staff. -110972;1361759974;Namworld;BTCT.co too =/ -110971;1361760051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15196 @ 0.00063561 = 9.6587 BTC [+] -110970;1361760076;ThickAsThieves;both seem fine to me -110969;1361760104;thestringpuller;Well help btct.co land a huge client? -110968;1361760112;aethero;BitFunder is great. -110967;1361760120;aethero;They've been extremely helpful. -110966;1361760123;Namworld;I already got BitVPS moved to BTCT.co -110965;1361760125;aethero;I cant say enough about their service. -110964;1361760150;Namworld;DeadTerra's GSDPT is there too, and a few good things too. -110963;1361760183;ThickAsThieves;string, you mean no 8mil diff, in regards to XDIFFMAR? -110962;1361760215;thestringpuller;Where are BitVPS's financials -110961;1361760269;Namworld;Eh, some place -110960;1361760302;thestringpuller;and you're the accountant? -110959;1361760305;thestringpuller;:| -110958;1361760357;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.006 = 0.03 BTC [+] -110957;1361760420;Namworld;I'm fetching the links, one sec -110956;1361760426;Namworld;They're in my google drive. -110955;1361760446;Namworld;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdDFvQWJnZnRZQWJfbk1mNHYtVzhPR0E#gid=0 December -110954;1361760457;Namworld;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdHlkcElCUGR4a0tBc2JSM1FtQzI0VkE#gid=0 January -110953;1361760477;thestringpuller;Good stuff! This should be hosted on the website. -110952;1361760481;thestringpuller;Or at least linked to it -110951;1361760495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6435 @ 0.00063561 = 4.0902 BTC [+] -110950;1361760496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11293 @ 0.00063091 = 7.1249 BTC [-] -110949;1361760497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5955 @ 0.00061938 = 3.6884 BTC [-] -110948;1361760498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5418 @ 0.00061905 = 3.354 BTC [-] -110947;1361760507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7649 @ 0.00061783 = 4.7258 BTC [-] -110946;1361760508;Namworld;Will be published on our new website. We're dumping wordpress. -110945;1361760547;Namworld;We'll be a bit in the negative for the next few months. Purchased a server and there will be another on February's statement. -110944;1361760600;Namworld;We'll cut most of the server rent tho -110943;1361760612;thestringpuller;How do you plan on raising revenue? -110942;1361760616;Namworld;Except the switzerland node. -110941;1361760623;thestringpuller;You need more sales it seems... -110940;1361760649;Namworld;No... We just had too many rented servers not at full capacity. -110939;1361760664;thestringpuller;So what's the long term plan? -110938;1361760682;thestringpuller;I'm sorry to ask half retarded questions. -110937;1361760730;Namworld;Well a few month prior, before RG started to neglect, BitVPS was around ~3k USD income vs ~2k expenses -110936;1361760744;Namworld;According to our billing software -110935;1361760783;Namworld;It had dropped to a bit under 2k income when we got it. -110934;1361760830;thestringpuller;Did you lose clients due to rg's neglect? -110933;1361760867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00063578 = 2.7472 BTC [+] -110932;1361760868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1352 @ 0.00063583 = 0.8596 BTC [+] -110931;1361760973;Namworld;They were already gone when we got BitVPS -110930;1361761002;Namworld;the decline occured regularly during the last month until we took over BitVPS -110929;1361761076;Namworld;Plus some people left after, RG was not answering us and hadn't given us all login infos/datacenter info to pay server rents/contact them if there was issues. -110928;1361761100;Namworld;Fortunatly, not many. We were able to talk to them and support them at least. -110927;1361761102;thestringpuller;good 'ol rg for you -110926;1361761112;thestringpuller;what is the support turn around time? -110925;1361761145;Namworld;Immediately to 24 hours depending on if one of us is around. -110924;1361761222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062445 = 2.6982 BTC [-] -110923;1361761224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5279 @ 0.0006241 = 3.2946 BTC [-] -110922;1361761243;mircea_popescu;Namworld why can't some people like one and some people the other ? -110921;1361761325;Namworld;mircea: what? -110920;1361761332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062442 = 2.6981 BTC [+] -110919;1361761334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22571 @ 0.0006241 = 14.0866 BTC [-] -110918;1361761335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5566 @ 0.00061783 = 3.4388 BTC [-] -110917;1361761337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2545 @ 0.00061751 = 1.5716 BTC [-] -110916;1361761342;mircea_popescu;btct/bf -110915;1361761350;Namworld;oh... well that's fine really -110914;1361761367;Namworld;I just want BTCT.co to stay ahead -110913;1361761400;mircea_popescu;never was ahead was it ? -110912;1361761420;Ukto;? -110911;1361761425;Ukto;i stop reading for one second.... -110910;1361761469;Namworld;In volume no, but strictly because of DeadTerra's GSDPT -110909;1361761483;Namworld;Which was almost all the volume on BitFunder -110908;1361761491;Bugpowder;The battle for second place... -110907;1361761498;Ukto;does it really matter? -110906;1361761511;Ukto;both over very different and uniqe customer experiences -110905;1361761515;Ukto;offer -110904;1361761516;Ukto;not over -110903;1361761521;Ukto;btct has some really godo vol days -110902;1361761523;Ukto;good -110901;1361761531;Ukto;BF had some bad ones recently too -110900;1361761535;Ukto;it happens -110899;1361761539;mircea_popescu;i don't even really know, what's the volumes ? -110898;1361761543;Ukto;its not a competition. really. -110897;1361761549;Ukto;mircea_popescu: depends on the day -110896;1361761553;Ukto;the other day BF was 20btc -110895;1361761553;mircea_popescu;i mean per month -110894;1361761556;Ukto;oh -110893;1361761574;mircea_popescu;!ticker h sdice -110892;1361761576;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.62410000 / 0.6552697 / 0.69400000 (362 shares, 237.20763070 BTC), 7D: 0.60000000 / 0.67835807 / 0.75100000 (1542 shares, 1046.02814202 BTC), 30D: 0.52100000 / 0.66793949 / 0.89000000 (11121 shares, 7428.15501446 BTC) -110891;1361761581;Ukto;https://btct.co/ <-- btct is 2,248.26 -110890;1361761582;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct gsdpt -110889;1361761583;Ukto;for last 30 days -110888;1361761584;assbot;[BTCT:GSDPT] 1D: 0.0059 / 0.006 / 0.006 (908 shares, 5.4 BTC), 7D: 0.0056 / 0.00606 / 0.0067 (6045 shares, 36.7 BTC), 30D: 0.0045 / 0.00638 / 0.0082 (182434 shares, 1164.5 BTC) -110887;1361761592;Ukto;i will have to calculate BFs -110886;1361761599;mircea_popescu;so basically... something in the 5k range or so ? -110885;1361761607;mircea_popescu;aha -110884;1361761610;Ukto;i specifically dont post BF's cause its not a war. -110883;1361761626;mircea_popescu;jus' curious. -110882;1361761643;Ukto;BitFunder last 30 days: 5,411.3486 BTC -110881;1361761660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5655 @ 0.00061751 = 3.492 BTC [-] -110880;1361761661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00061733 = 9.26 BTC [-] -110879;1361761663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1750 @ 0.00061733 = 1.0803 BTC [-] -110878;1361761671;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13495 @ 0.00061726 = 8.3299 BTC [-] -110877;1361761675;Namworld;BTCT.co about 2k volume -110876;1361761677;thestringpuller;I think MPOE is gonna hit .00059 soon -110875;1361761684;thestringpuller;AAPL syndrome -110874;1361761725;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 925 @ 1.52472178 = 1410.3676 BTC [-] -110873;1361761726;mircea_popescu;possibly. -110872;1361761753;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -110871;1361761754;Ukto;Namworld: more than that, 2.2k. -110870;1361761754;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00061726 / 0.00062849 / 0.00064195 (2090103 shares, 1,313.61 BTC), 7D: 0.00061726 / 0.00064099 / 0.00067884 (11486842 shares, 7,363.06 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00066219 / 0.0007 (62246075 shares, 41,218.98 BTC) -110869;1361761786;mircea_popescu;so basically btct + bf = havelock sdice pt. -110868;1361761801;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: http://www.bitbillions.com -110867;1361761807;Namworld;mircea: yeah -110866;1361761808;mircea_popescu;the guy must be doing something right. -110865;1361761826;mircea_popescu;"The information contained herein is CLASSIFIED and only intended for an exclusive few. " -110864;1361761827;mircea_popescu;great. -110863;1361761839;mircea_popescu;let's not know what words mean -110862;1361761881;thestringpuller;continue on and tell me you don't think it's a ponzi -110861;1361761915;mircea_popescu;i don't need to continue, it's dumbassery "internet marketing" -110860;1361761992;thestringpuller;just look at this page at lease -110859;1361761994;thestringpuller;least* -110858;1361761995;thestringpuller;http://www.bitbillions.com/foundation/comp-plan.php -110857;1361761997;thestringpuller;now I can't english -110856;1361762042;thestringpuller;If GBBG earned $100,000,000 during a month, then we would deposit $10,000,000 into the 10% pool. We would deposit $5,000,000 into each of the 5% pools. We would deposit $20,000,000 into the 20% pool. You will earn your share of each pool depending upon your position in the matrix (how early you join) and the number of points you earn each month. -110855;1361762049;mircea_popescu;right. -110854;1361762057;mircea_popescu;except "earned" does not mean "taken in" -110853;1361762097;dub;this looks like something to get in on the ground level at -110852;1361762108;thestringpuller;shut up and take my coin -110851;1361762120;mircea_popescu;lol -110850;1361762135;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller actually looking at the graphs s.mpoe took less of a beating than s.dice -110849;1361762168;thestringpuller;yea I guess so... -110848;1361762201;thestringpuller;voorhees over supplied the market -110847;1361762211;thestringpuller;honest mistake -110846;1361762211;mircea_popescu;hey, who's the guy that made a fortune shorting during the great depression ? -110845;1361762215;mircea_popescu;terrible lapsus i got going -110844;1361762236;mircea_popescu;i something -110843;1361762291;thestringpuller;Whitney -110842;1361762294;thestringpuller;or something like that -110841;1361762315;mircea_popescu;whitney was the president of the stock exchange -110840;1361762375;thestringpuller;:P -110839;1361762381;mircea_popescu;http://seekingalpha.com/article/296812-bear-raiders-the-dark-side-of-short-selling -110838;1361762386;mircea_popescu;ahahaha this woman is SO RETARDED -110837;1361762392;mircea_popescu;who the fuck is ellen brown -110836;1361762408;mircea_popescu;"Ellen Brown developed her research skills as an attorney practicing civil litigation in Los Angeles" -110835;1361762414;mircea_popescu;great. has no fucking idea of finance. -110834;1361762418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00062478 = 9.1843 BTC [+] -110833;1361762470;thestringpuller;i wish http://bitcoin-analytics.com/ wasn't so shitty -110832;1361762549;thestringpuller;Ukto you should post the IPO news on reddit -110831;1361762590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14851 @ 0.00062478 = 9.2786 BTC [+] -110830;1361762608;mircea_popescu;Jesse Lauriston Livermore! -110829;1361762608;mircea_popescu;aha! -110828;1361762660;dub;that awkward moment when the company you have sworn off using via tweet offers you free shit -110827;1361762719;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: "He proceeded to lose 90% of that 1907 fortune on a blown cotton trade. He violated many of his key rules; he listened to another person's advice (he preferred working alone) and added to a losing position. He continued losing money in the flat markets from 1908.1912. He was $1 million in debt and declared bankruptcy. He proceeded to regain his fortune and repay his creditors during the World War -110826;1361762743;mircea_popescu;yea -110825;1361762754;thestringpuller;In 1929, he noticed market conditions similar to that of the 1907 market. He began shorting various stocks and adding to his positions, and they kept declining in price. When just about everyone in the markets lost money in the Wall Street crash of 1929, Livermore was worth $100 million after his short-selling profits. -110824;1361762759;thestringpuller;Can never keep a good bull down -110823;1361762780;mircea_popescu;he was a bear. -110822;1361762809;thestringpuller;It was never disclosed to anyone what happened to the great fortune he had made in the crash of 1929, but he had lost it all. <- ugh come on -110821;1361762828;mircea_popescu;he prolly did. guy had the discipline of a candle in tropical weather. -110820;1361763452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6850 @ 0.00061726 = 4.2282 BTC [-] -110819;1361763721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9920 @ 0.00061726 = 6.1232 BTC [-] -110818;1361763723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1980 @ 0.00061614 = 1.22 BTC [-] -110817;1361764121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40300 @ 0.00062378 = 25.1383 BTC [+] -110816;1361764189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2401 @ 0.00062378 = 1.4977 BTC [+] -110815;1361764191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062723 = 2.7103 BTC [+] -110814;1361764193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00062723 = 2.7103 BTC [+] -110813;1361764194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13157 @ 0.00062724 = 8.2526 BTC [+] -110812;1361764431;benkay;is it possible to get last trade for a symbol on MPEx programmatically? -110811;1361764558;kakobrekla;i have a socket connection if ya need -110810;1361764720;benkay;as in you'll let me hook into live data of some sort for some value of live? -110809;1361764724;mircea_popescu;benkay http://mpex.co/faq.html#11 -110808;1361764827;benkay;thanks mircea_popescu, does the rss feed include last trades in a particular time window/number of trades window, or does it include last trade for all symbols that have been traded? -110807;1361764842;mircea_popescu;it includes the last dozen or so trades -110806;1361764858;mircea_popescu;you can also get twitter to push data to you through their api i think -110805;1361764866;mircea_popescu;tho im not really fresh on the details of that. -110804;1361764889;mircea_popescu;and there's kako's assbot socket -110803;1361764897;mircea_popescu;so that's three options dependign what serves you best. -110802;1361764907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25800 @ 0.00062724 = 16.1828 BTC [+] -110801;1361765009;benkay;where find assbot docs? -110800;1361765035;kakobrekla;<- -110799;1361765064;benkay;hi kako -110798;1361765068;benkay;wat do -110797;1361765123;kakobrekla;do much -110796;1361765129;benkay;hurr durr -110795;1361765139;benkay;:) -110794;1361765145;kakobrekla;:) -110793;1361765211;benkay;i would like last transaction on O.BTCUSD.C190T -110792;1361765215;benkay;how do make query? -110791;1361765295;kakobrekla;from where? -110790;1361765319;benkay;irc would suffice i suppose -110789;1361765325;benkay;for temporary testing -110788;1361765329;benkay;socket eventually -110787;1361765581;benkay;did i answer the wrong question? -110786;1361765597;benkay;maybe "my development box" would be a better answer -110785;1361765604;kakobrekla;um -110784;1361765610;kakobrekla;no such command atm -110783;1361765621;kakobrekla;you can follow cleaner chan here tho if you need #bitcoin-assets-trades -110782;1361765771;thestringpuller;is that all assbot? -110781;1361765883;kakobrekla;e? -110780;1361765914;thestringpuller;nvm -110779;1361766019;thestringpuller;that's a big hole, kakobrekla! < did I use that correctly? -110778;1361766114;dub;all assbot all the time -110777;1361766116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00062649 = 4.3854 BTC [-] -110776;1361766118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 493 @ 0.00062724 = 0.3092 BTC [+] -110775;1361766160;dub;I was feeling particularly uninspired so my PoE char is called assbot -110774;1361766381;thestringpuller;dub, kakobrekla to your first one lol -110773;1361766509;dub;that doesnt parse -110772;1361766599;dub;edit -110771;1361766636;dub;er, quit :/ -110770;1361767328;thestringpuller;;;asks 30 -110769;1361767330;gribble;There are currently 1731.1427 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 51787.0322238 USD in total. -110768;1361767338;thestringpuller;;;bids 29 -110767;1361767340;gribble;There are currently 4125.5309 bitcoins demanded at or over 29.0 USD, worth 120411.699441 USD in total. -110766;1361767410;thestringpuller;;;;;ticker -110765;1361767411;gribble;Error: ";;ticker" is not a valid command. -110764;1361767413;thestringpuller;;;ticker -110763;1361767414;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 29.78998, Best ask: 29.78999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 29.78999, 24 hour volume: 25045.65345806, 24 hour low: 29.20123, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.79637 -110762;1361767423;thestringpuller;;;bids 29.50 -110761;1361767425;gribble;There are currently 762.10368 bitcoins demanded at or over 29.5 USD, worth 22563.8315869 USD in total. -110760;1361767495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14139 @ 0.00062885 = 8.8913 BTC [+] -110759;1361767497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 661 @ 0.0006296 = 0.4162 BTC [+] -110758;1361767589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1139 @ 0.0006296 = 0.7171 BTC [+] -110757;1361767591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3261 @ 0.00063032 = 2.0555 BTC [+] -110756;1361767827;kakobrekla;bah fuck -110755;1361767840;kakobrekla;wasted 2 hours on something that is not a bug but a setting. -110754;1361767860;kakobrekla;gun. head. execute. -110753;1361767944;mircea_popescu;lmao -110752;1361767952;mircea_popescu;not a bug but a setting, that's new -110751;1361768027;kakobrekla;yeah -110750;1361768036;kakobrekla;i guess ill be regreting that most on my death bed -110749;1361768043;kakobrekla;"oh damn all those settings!!" -110748;1361768051;Ukto;.. i googled brain splatter for kako -110747;1361768054;Ukto;.. dont do that -110746;1361768065;Ukto;on the images search -110745;1361768066;Ukto;:P -110744;1361768075;kakobrekla;meh -110743;1361768083;Namworld;Bitcoinica: We've been hacked out of most of our funds. This is not a bug but a setting. -110742;1361768088;kakobrekla;i watched rotten and ate breakfast when i was 15 -110741;1361768094;Ukto;lol -110740;1361768097;kakobrekla;jk jk but you get the point -110739;1361768098;Ukto;rotton.com -110738;1361768101;Ukto;that still around? -110737;1361768104;kakobrekla;dunno -110736;1361768107;Ukto;rotten -110735;1361768113;Ukto;rotten.. torture... -110734;1361768115;Ukto;all them sites -110733;1361768122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4650 @ 0.00063032 = 2.931 BTC [+] -110732;1361768124;dub;bmezine was worse than rotten -110731;1361768130;Ukto;true -110730;1361768143;kakobrekla;you're the experts -110729;1361768157;dub;dudes hacking off their ballsacks and sowing them back on -110728;1361768158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14957 @ 0.00062725 = 9.3818 BTC [-] -110727;1361768163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7518 @ 0.00062651 = 4.7101 BTC [-] -110726;1361768177;kakobrekla;lol -110725;1361768181;mircea_popescu;bmezine is dead ? -110724;1361768183;kakobrekla;why the sow back part -110723;1361768188;dub;--- Namworld has quit [brb masturbating] -110722;1361768193;kakobrekla;rofl -110721;1361768247;mircea_popescu;why do bitcoin people so firmly believe the gubmint is out to get them ? -110720;1361768248;dub;kakobrekla: so you can hack them off again derp -110719;1361768253;mircea_popescu;is this a movie thing or something ? -110718;1361768264;dub;mircea_popescu: why else are they poor and useless? -110717;1361768271;dub;its got to be someones fault! -110716;1361768276;mircea_popescu;well ostensibly cause they suck at maffs -110715;1361768280;kakobrekla;who is gubmint -110714;1361768291;mircea_popescu;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Gubmint -110713;1361768308;kakobrekla;a -110712;1361768325;mircea_popescu;gubmint 223 up, 221 down -110711;1361768325;mircea_popescu;Government, as used by right-wing pansies, used to "protest" progressive taxation against the capitalist class who stole the wealth from the working class in the first place. In the place of taxation, the right-wingers advocate charity, in other words, they ask the capitalists to be generous with other people's (working class) money! -110710;1361768325;mircea_popescu;"Waah! The gubmint stole my money which I got by brutally exploiting third world sweatshop employees! Waah!" - Right-winger crying over taxes -110709;1361768330;mircea_popescu;ok, the internet delivers. -110708;1361768360;mircea_popescu;so... if you have money it's because you stole the dough rightfully belonging to those that don't have it -110707;1361768362;kakobrekla;yeah its not that bad -110706;1361768364;kakobrekla;the internet. -110705;1361768368;mircea_popescu;as proven by the fact that they don't have it. -110704;1361768410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26025 @ 0.00063032 = 16.4041 BTC [+] -110703;1361768877;dub;pretty sure it was a hoax but bmezine did a peice on identical twins, one of whom cut an arm off and attached it to the other -110702;1361768879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4832 @ 0.00062651 = 3.0273 BTC [-] -110701;1361768881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2001 @ 0.00062439 = 1.2494 BTC [-] -110700;1361768900;mircea_popescu;half the shit they ran was nonsense. -110699;1361768910;dub;just under his other arm on the torso, with enough blood vessles and shit to keep it alive but not move around -110698;1361768921;benkay;even more hilarious, if you can steal money from someone, that proves that you have a greater right to it -110697;1361768931;benkay;you're a better rational actor -110696;1361768943;dub;then they cut a finder off one of the other twins good arms and attached it to the middle finger on the first twins remaining hand -110695;1361768948;dub;finger* -110694;1361768958;dub;so he had a quad jointed middle finder -110693;1361768974;dub;or at least 3(4?) knuckles -110692;1361769089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2364 @ 0.00063032 = 1.4901 BTC [+] -110691;1361769091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5230 @ 0.00063059 = 3.298 BTC [+] -110690;1361769092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14096 @ 0.00063395 = 8.9362 BTC [+] -110689;1361769093;dub;benkay: well no. -110688;1361769101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18748 @ 0.00063583 = 11.9205 BTC [+] -110687;1361769102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26239 @ 0.00063588 = 16.6849 BTC [+] -110686;1361769103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063655 = 3.1828 BTC [+] -110685;1361769105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9251 @ 0.00063656 = 5.8888 BTC [+] -110684;1361769106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30000 @ 0.00063656 = 19.0968 BTC [+] -110683;1361769114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33200 @ 0.00063668 = 21.1378 BTC [+] -110682;1361769116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00063681 = 5.4129 BTC [+] -110681;1361769118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00063701 = 3.1851 BTC [+] -110680;1361769121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12847 @ 0.00063702 = 8.1838 BTC [+] -110679;1361769123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00063738 = 7.043 BTC [+] -110678;1361769125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6755 @ 0.00063786 = 4.3087 BTC [+] -110677;1361769126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6755 @ 0.00063786 = 4.3087 BTC [+] -110676;1361769127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59850 @ 0.00063787 = 38.1765 BTC [+] -110675;1361769129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12750 @ 0.000638 = 8.1345 BTC [+] -110674;1361769131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15106 @ 0.00063827 = 9.6417 BTC [+] -110673;1361769146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6926 @ 0.00063873 = 4.4238 BTC [+] -110672;1361769147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00063974 = 11.3874 BTC [+] -110671;1361769149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10623 @ 0.00064082 = 6.8074 BTC [+] -110670;1361769150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14272 @ 0.00064084 = 9.1461 BTC [+] -110669;1361769152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23274 @ 0.00064092 = 14.9168 BTC [+] -110668;1361769153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78500 @ 0.00064175 = 50.3774 BTC [+] -110667;1361769161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34191 @ 0.00064281 = 21.9783 BTC [+] -110666;1361769161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32200 @ 0.00064292 = 20.702 BTC [+] -110665;1361769163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2903 @ 0.00064293 = 1.8664 BTC [+] -110664;1361769165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 79950 @ 0.00064557 = 51.6133 BTC [+] -110663;1361769177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18900 @ 0.00064576 = 12.2049 BTC [+] -110662;1361769179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25400 @ 0.00064632 = 16.4165 BTC [+] -110661;1361769180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20650 @ 0.00064642 = 13.3486 BTC [+] -110660;1361769182;dub;go go go -110659;1361769191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21020 @ 0.00064677 = 13.5951 BTC [+] -110658;1361769193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9618 @ 0.00064746 = 6.2273 BTC [+] -110657;1361769195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4640 @ 0.00064999 = 3.016 BTC [+] -110656;1361769197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27050 @ 0.00065113 = 17.6131 BTC [+] -110655;1361769198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18124 @ 0.00065045 = 11.7888 BTC [-] -110654;1361769199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15926 @ 0.00065119 = 10.3709 BTC [+] -110653;1361769200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14803 @ 0.00065128 = 9.6409 BTC [+] -110652;1361769207;kakobrekla;so cool to watch live chart -110651;1361769210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19350 @ 0.00065195 = 12.6152 BTC [+] -110650;1361769212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00065211 = 2.8041 BTC [+] -110649;1361769222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5801 @ 0.0006528 = 3.7869 BTC [+] -110648;1361769225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5050 @ 0.00065334 = 3.2994 BTC [+] -110647;1361769226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17700 @ 0.00065538 = 11.6002 BTC [+] -110646;1361769227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00065545 = 1.2454 BTC [+] -110645;1361769234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24150 @ 0.00065704 = 15.8675 BTC [+] -110644;1361769236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00065721 = 2.7603 BTC [+] -110643;1361769237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17350 @ 0.00065877 = 11.4297 BTC [+] -110642;1361769239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.00065886 = 12.2548 BTC [+] -110641;1361769240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00066 = 2.31 BTC [+] -110640;1361769257;maximian;well holy shit. -110639;1361769269;kakobrekla;lulz -110638;1361769286;dub;heh mine went last -110637;1361769296;mircea_popescu;the ask side looks real bare now -110636;1361769305;mircea_popescu;dub i thought you didn't have bitcoins cause you suck ? -110635;1361769317;dub;mpoe != bitcoins -110634;1361769335;mircea_popescu;oh ?! -110633;1361769335;dub;and I have bitcoins I just don;t have a working wallet I can access remote -110632;1361769345;mircea_popescu;ok, that's possibly the best compliment i got today. -110631;1361769347;dub;because bitcoind is broken -110630;1361769415;Bowjob;thats a lot of btcs -110629;1361769416;Bowjob;lol -110628;1361769419;dub;its all erik's fault -110627;1361769451;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136176176977.jpg one tit cutie says hi, -110626;1361769458;mircea_popescu;whoever bought shares. -110625;1361769482;dub;one tit? was teh other cut off and attached to her twin? -110624;1361769486;dub;that would be rad -110623;1361769494;mircea_popescu;no, it's attached to her interior vaginal wall -110622;1361769502;mircea_popescu;making that canal real tight -110621;1361769507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21076 @ 0.00066333 = 13.9803 BTC [+] -110620;1361769509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 525343 @ 0.00066 = 346.7264 BTC [-] -110619;1361769526;Bowjob;melons -110618;1361769536;dub;jurov buying all the mpex -110617;1361769548;Bowjob;do it for s.dice -110616;1361769568;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -110615;1361769570;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00061614 / 0.00063657 / 0.00066333 (3658968 shares, 2,329.22 BTC), 7D: 0.00061614 / 0.00064159 / 0.00067884 (13036284 shares, 8,364.05 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00066165 / 0.0007 (63578833 shares, 42,067.47 BTC) -110614;1361769581;mircea_popescu;pretty large day today. -110613;1361769805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00064454 = 0.6445 BTC [-] -110612;1361769865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00064454 = 2.2559 BTC [-] -110611;1361769940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12215 @ 0.00064454 = 7.8731 BTC [-] -110610;1361770055;mircea_popescu;haha jurov nice favicon on live. -110609;1361770319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00065988 = 2.8513 BTC [+] -110608;1361770321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57729 @ 0.00066 = 38.1011 BTC [+] -110607;1361770468;benkay;mircea_popescu: I'd like to know number of outstanding contracts/shares for a particular symbol. is this data available anywhere other than the MPEx charts? -110606;1361770518;mircea_popescu;you mean mpex contracts ? -110605;1361770531;benkay;yup -110604;1361770558;mircea_popescu;well... anywhere that copies it from there ? -110603;1361770562;mircea_popescu;maybe im not getting the q. -110602;1361770583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 96516 @ 0.00065938 = 63.6407 BTC [-] -110601;1361770585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00065999 = 0.99 BTC [+] -110600;1361770590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6690 @ 0.00066 = 4.4154 BTC [+] -110599;1361770592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1640 @ 0.000665 = 1.0906 BTC [+] -110598;1361770600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.0006675 = 18.3563 BTC [+] -110597;1361770601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.0006744 = 5.5301 BTC [+] -110596;1361770610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.00068 = 17 BTC [+] -110595;1361770612;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 75000 @ 0.00069997 = 52.4978 BTC [+] -110594;1361770613;kakobrekla;hmm -110593;1361770614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37530 @ 0.00069998 = 26.2702 BTC [+] -110592;1361770615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 219208 @ 0.00069999 = 153.4434 BTC [+] -110591;1361770617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10408 @ 0.00069999 = 7.2855 BTC [+] -110590;1361770619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3490808 @ 0.0007 = 2443.5656 BTC [+] -110589;1361770622;mircea_popescu;o lala -110588;1361770624;kakobrekla;... -110587;1361770648;benkay;i don't know if i'm articulating well. take for instance http://mpex.co/?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.C170T -110586;1361770664;benkay;chart says 1'015 contracts -110585;1361770686;mircea_popescu;that's volume, not necessarily outstanding. -110584;1361770694;benkay;ah bad assumption on my part -110583;1361770697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300000 @ 0.0007 = 910 BTC [+] -110582;1361770700;benkay;do you provide that information? -110581;1361770703;mircea_popescu;nope. -110580;1361770717;mircea_popescu;as far as shares go the total share count is publisjhed in the contract -110579;1361770726;mircea_popescu;but for options the open interest is not published. -110578;1361770729;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/1z/RZ/3XgJk2UO/mpoe2.png -110577;1361770738;benkay;why is that? -110576;1361770754;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla is it a good thing ? -110575;1361770771;kakobrekla;dunno -110574;1361770775;kakobrekla;i was played a bit :p -110573;1361770842;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.6939 = 1.3878 BTC [-] -110572;1361770892;mircea_popescu;i guess 100 satoshi a share is a good price in the end. -110571;1361770901;mircea_popescu;a good dividend* -110570;1361770902;Ukto;i will give you 10 -110569;1361770904;Ukto;:P -110568;1361770950;benkay;mircea_popescu: why not publish open interest? -110567;1361770950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00068316 = 0.6832 BTC [-] -110566;1361770957;mircea_popescu;i find it hard to believe... all that's standing between now and mpoe being worth 1mn btc is like 100k asks -110565;1361770971;mircea_popescu;benkay this why not stuff... why to ? -110564;1361770991;benkay;valid -110563;1361771020;benkay;is it an unusual inquiry? open interest, that is? -110562;1361771031;mircea_popescu;this is bitcoin. what's usual ? -110561;1361771068;benkay;wouldn't know; baby markets. -110560;1361771070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068316 = 3.4158 BTC [-] -110559;1361771071;mircea_popescu;pretty much what mpex does is what's usual. -110558;1361771077;Namworld;what the... -110557;1361771153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068316 = 3.4158 BTC [-] -110556;1361771165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00068316 = 9.2227 BTC [-] -110555;1361771184;maximian;someone really loves MPOE -110554;1361771241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00068316 = 0.6832 BTC [-] -110553;1361771259;Namworld;Maybe some early adopter with a large stash thinks, hey, there's not a lot of dividends right now, but MPEx is the major player in bitcoin stocks. I want in early on that too. -110552;1361771288;mircea_popescu;the truth of the matter here is, there's 10mn bitcoins in circulation and 1.5ish mn worth of stocks -110551;1361771292;mircea_popescu;this is unbalanced. -110550;1361771301;mircea_popescu;some people don't want to earn on their bitcoin, but i would guess most do. -110549;1361771310;Namworld;yeah -110548;1361771354;mircea_popescu;and welll... it being bitcoin, whatever return is a good return. no inflation and all that -110547;1361771360;mircea_popescu;course, it has to pay the risk. -110546;1361771439;ThickAsThieves;i wonder if the buyer will start buying up passthru shares too -110545;1361771449;Namworld;aye -110544;1361771488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23400 @ 0.00069659 = 16.3002 BTC [+] -110543;1361771489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.0006999 = 3.4995 BTC [+] -110542;1361771496;mircea_popescu;here we go again -110541;1361771496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 94280 @ 0.0007 = 65.996 BTC [+] -110540;1361771497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4320 @ 0.00071608 = 3.0935 BTC [+] -110539;1361771514;mircea_popescu;aww false alarm -110538;1361771532;ThickAsThieves;i guess there really arent all that many on offer from the PTs -110537;1361771559;mircea_popescu;whoever did this (if it's 1 person) doesn't strike me as a pt player. -110536;1361771603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23000 @ 0.00071608 = 16.4698 BTC [+] -110535;1361771614;ThickAsThieves;indeed -110534;1361771619;maximian;Too bad he's not spreading the love to S.DICE! -110533;1361771621;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.694 BTC [+] -110532;1361771634;mircea_popescu;even if it's two people, one with the 2k the other with the 900 -110531;1361771648;mircea_popescu;i guess it would be like that, 2 people + maybe some followers -110530;1361772013;maximian;mircea_popescu: how many shares of s.mpoe have you now sold? -110529;1361772341;mircea_popescu;something like 100mn -110528;1361772357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.00064455 = 2.7851 BTC [-] -110527;1361772359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 479 @ 0.00064454 = 0.3087 BTC [-] -110526;1361772384;maximian;nice -110525;1361772393;maximian;10% -110524;1361772402;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 26 @ 0.6939 = 18.0414 BTC [-] -110523;1361772436;mircea_popescu;about, ya. -110522;1361772458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4321 @ 0.0006532 = 2.8225 BTC [+] -110521;1361772459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28800 @ 0.00065334 = 18.8162 BTC [+] -110520;1361772461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00069393 = 1.3879 BTC [+] -110519;1361772461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00069395 = 0.347 BTC [+] -110518;1361772467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17881 @ 0.00069396 = 12.4087 BTC [+] -110517;1361772468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00069419 = 13.0508 BTC [+] -110516;1361772471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00071607 = 0.7161 BTC [+] -110515;1361772472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26982 @ 0.00071608 = 19.3213 BTC [+] -110514;1361772474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000000 @ 0.00075 = 1500 BTC [+] -110513;1361772480;maximian;! -110512;1361772481;mircea_popescu;dude this is too exciting to sleep -110511;1361772503;kakobrekla;zp,h -110510;1361772507;kakobrekla;zomg -110509;1361772511;kakobrekla;shift. -110508;1361772512;maximian;goddammit, I sold way to low -110507;1361772516;maximian;too -110506;1361772521;kakobrekla;i just missed 65 :)) -110505;1361772548;mircea_popescu;zp,h lol -110504;1361772567;kakobrekla;literally. -110503;1361772573;mircea_popescu;anyway, those 2mn were me. -110502;1361772577;mircea_popescu;i HAD JUST PUT THEM IN -110501;1361772606;maximian;so put some in at 80, see what happens -110500;1361772618;mircea_popescu;i think tomorrow. -110499;1361772643;maximian;see, all s.dice has to do is post low dividends, and it'll skyrocket! -110498;1361772651;mircea_popescu;lol srsly. -110497;1361772665;mircea_popescu;actually there may be something to this. -110496;1361772685;mircea_popescu;maybe it helps credibility. -110495;1361772695;mircea_popescu;scams rarely have bad months. -110494;1361772711;dub;!ticket m s.mpoe -110493;1361772713;dub;fuck -110492;1361772717;mircea_popescu;lol -110491;1361772719;dub;!ticker m s.mpoe -110490;1361772720;mircea_popescu;for what, speeding ? -110489;1361772721;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00061614 / 0.00068811 / 0.00075 (11161674 shares, 7,680.56 BTC), 7D: 0.00061614 / 0.00066753 / 0.00075 (20661247 shares, 13,792.07 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.000667 / 0.00075 (71180381 shares, 47,478.00 BTC) -110488;1361772728;kakobrekla;lol -110487;1361772769;mircea_popescu; goddammit, I sold way to low << this btw -110486;1361772779;mircea_popescu;mpex is almost as difficult to time as the real markets -110485;1361772787;mircea_popescu;i think every trader has a story of this by now. -110484;1361772787;maximian;yeah, I thought I was real clever -110483;1361772830;mircea_popescu;anyway, im going to have my cock sucked now. -110482;1361772832;mircea_popescu;catch you all later. -110481;1361772840;maximian;see ya -110480;1361772864;kakobrekla;chart porn -110479;1361772865;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/2H/ES/V2gy30r/mp.png -110478;1361773253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00075872 = 0.5311 BTC [+] -110477;1361773296;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4000 @ 0.0007 = 2.8 BTC [+] -110476;1361773387;ThickAsThieves;ut -110475;1361773394;ThickAsThieves;there go the PT shares -110474;1361773398;ThickAsThieves;hehe -110473;1361773479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00075872 = 0.3794 BTC [+] -110472;1361773666;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.008 BTC [+] -110471;1361773714;Namworld;Seems like it -110470;1361773879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00075872 = 7.1699 BTC [+] -110469;1361773923;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu I want you to be the first to read our script based on an article you wrote -110468;1361774228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7046 @ 0.00075872 = 5.3459 BTC [+] -110467;1361774230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 399716 @ 0.00075 = 299.787 BTC [-] -110466;1361774235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50238 @ 0.00073278 = 36.8134 BTC [-] -110465;1361774283;thestringpuller;Mwahahaha -110464;1361774304;kakobrekla;:) -110463;1361774325;kakobrekla;amazing it is. -110462;1361774346;thestringpuller;soon I will be able to use BTC to finance real life business ventures -110461;1361774364;kakobrekla;hm? -110460;1361774368;kakobrekla;ah, wall at 75 -110459;1361774384;kakobrekla;nicley done -110458;1361774395;kakobrekla;now crash back bitch -110457;1361774452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00074017 = 0.3701 BTC [+] -110456;1361774607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00074017 = 1.1103 BTC [+] -110455;1361774622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00074017 = 4.219 BTC [+] -110454;1361774668;thestringpuller;I wish smickles was around so I could short. -110453;1361774744;thestringpuller;This shit is literally a cash generator -110452;1361774746;thestringpuller;holy fuck -110451;1361774762;thestringpuller;Thank you for making my money mircea_popescu -110450;1361775049;kakobrekla;lol so many complaints over bfl bet, yet someone posts exactly the same wording for a rematch just different dates -110449;1361775105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 81 @ 0.00073278 = 0.0594 BTC [-] -110448;1361775107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19077 @ 0.00072073 = 13.7494 BTC [-] -110447;1361775120;kakobrekla;the way of the road. -110446;1361775246;thestringpuller;So BFL is confirmed not shipping by March 1st? -110445;1361775259;kakobrekla;dunno -110444;1361775261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00074 = 1.11 BTC [+] -110443;1361775264;kakobrekla;its not march 1st yet eh -110442;1361775326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20950 @ 0.00075 = 15.7125 BTC [+] -110441;1361775339;kakobrekla;fuck me. -110440;1361775350;kakobrekla;another asic chip went into production. -110439;1361775361;kakobrekla;are these collectors items or what -110438;1361775400;Namworld;Very collectible, especially with golden foil on 'em. -110437;1361775413;ThickAsThieves;who? -110436;1361775438;thestringpuller;;;bc,estimate -110435;1361775439;gribble;4299621.26615542 -110434;1361775443;thestringpuller;;;estimate -110433;1361775444;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4299621.26616 based on data since last change | 4269774.15066 based on data for last three days -110432;1361775449;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -110431;1361775452;gribble;Current Blocks: 222975 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 800 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 16 hours, 56 minutes, and 28 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4299621.26616 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.7652 -110430;1361775564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7694 @ 0.00074085 = 5.7001 BTC [-] -110429;1361775666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3106 @ 0.00072876 = 2.2635 BTC [-] -110428;1361776250;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller cool -110427;1361776259;kakobrekla;came already? -110426;1361776263;kakobrekla;:D -110425;1361776278;kakobrekla;she milked you good? -110424;1361776352;mircea_popescu;hehehe -110423;1361776368;mircea_popescu;it's an artform. -110422;1361804521;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -110421;1361804523;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00061614 / 0.00070305 / 0.00078 (13057759 shares, 9,180.32 BTC), 7D: 0.00061614 / 0.00067682 / 0.00078 (22659689 shares, 15,336.56 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00066965 / 0.00078 (72800222 shares, 48,751.11 BTC) -110420;1361804615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00076106 = 6.8495 BTC [+] -110419;1361804617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00076232 = 2.287 BTC [+] -110418;1361804626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00076233 = 2.287 BTC [+] -110417;1361804628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6158 @ 0.00076234 = 4.6945 BTC [+] -110416;1361804633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1742 @ 0.0007627 = 1.3286 BTC [+] -110415;1361804677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.0007627 = 1.983 BTC [+] -110414;1361805331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25106 @ 0.00075736 = 19.0143 BTC [-] -110413;1361805333;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00075561 = 2.2668 BTC [-] -110412;1361805334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 344 @ 0.0007556 = 0.2599 BTC [-] -110411;1361805817;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C250T] 87 @ 0.36450776 = 31.7122 BTC [+] -110410;1361805829;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C270T] 214 @ 0.32470844 = 69.4876 BTC [+] -110409;1361805838;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C290T] 389 @ 0.28918014 = 112.4911 BTC -110408;1361805853;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 553 @ 0.25778105 = 142.5529 BTC [-] -110407;1361805863;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 748 @ 0.23014246 = 172.1466 BTC -110406;1361805881;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 882 @ 0.18423278 = 162.4933 BTC -110405;1361805884;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 916 @ 0.2057493 = 188.4664 BTC -110404;1361805900;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 640 @ 0.16526197 = 105.7677 BTC -110403;1361805913;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 407 @ 0.14853807 = 60.455 BTC -110402;1361805929;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 215 @ 0.1337927 = 28.7654 BTC -110401;1361805946;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 42 @ 0.12078624 = 5.073 BTC -110400;1361806121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.0007556 = 7.6316 BTC [-] -110399;1361806536;deadweasel;good morning everyone -110398;1361806602;ThickAsThieves;mornin -110397;1361806846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00075561 = 2.2668 BTC [+] -110396;1361806847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5214 @ 0.0007556 = 3.9397 BTC [-] -110395;1361806928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00076269 = 2.2881 BTC [+] -110394;1361806930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12908 @ 0.0007627 = 9.8449 BTC [+] -110393;1361806935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2792 @ 0.00076344 = 2.1315 BTC [+] -110392;1361807322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 680 @ 0.0007556 = 0.5138 BTC [-] -110391;1361807348;deadweasel;;;ticker -110390;1361807349;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.08134, Best ask: 30.23999, Bid-ask spread: 0.15865, Last trade: 30.24636, 24 hour volume: 32160.41669674, 24 hour low: 29.20123, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.91529 -110389;1361807763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14302 @ 0.0007493 = 10.7165 BTC [-] -110388;1361807781;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 40 @ 0.0022 = 0.088 BTC [+] -110387;1361807947;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 40 @ 0.0022 = 0.088 BTC [+] -110386;1361808253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00074931 = 2.2479 BTC [+] -110385;1361808255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8149 @ 0.0007493 = 6.106 BTC [-] -110384;1361808257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.0007439 = 2.9756 BTC [-] -110383;1361808258;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19750 @ 0.0007392 = 14.5992 BTC [-] -110382;1361808272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8501 @ 0.00073816 = 6.2751 BTC [-] -110381;1361808434;Ukto;working to put up another asset -110380;1361808442;Ukto;curious to see how this one sells -110379;1361808448;Ukto;it has good profits too -110378;1361808477;Ukto;he wants to launch his early bird asap in surprise fashion as well... so be warned. anyone -110377;1361808597;deadweasel;ukto moar info -110376;1361808623;Ukto;cant, not yet -110375;1361808641;Ukto;I can tell you their dec. and jan. profits were 2x what ziggap was -110374;1361808647;Ukto;but its merchandise based -110373;1361808659;Ukto;the more the community supports bitcoin, the more profits it makes. ;) -110372;1361808684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17199 @ 0.00073816 = 12.6956 BTC [-] -110371;1361808686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10073 @ 0.00073534 = 7.4071 BTC [-] -110370;1361808691;abracadabra;http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0scugsLut1r786ovo1_500.jpg -110369;1361808703;Ukto;roflol -110368;1361808758;deadweasel;http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0scugsLut1r786ovo1_500.jpg -110367;1361808760;thestringpuller;HAHAHAHA -110366;1361808760;deadweasel;http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0scugsLut1r786ovo1_500.jpg -110365;1361808760;BitHub;? -110364;1361808762;deadweasel;http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0scugsLut1r786ovo1_500.jpg -110363;1361808762;thestringpuller;Hahaha -110362;1361808762;deadweasel;http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0scugsLut1r786ovo1_500.jpg -110361;1361808763;deadweasel;http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0scugsLut1r786ovo1_500.jpg -110360;1361808768;deadweasel;oops -110359;1361808773;thestringpuller;it all makes sense! -110358;1361808773;deadweasel;bad copy thorugh ssh, pardon -110357;1361808812;thestringpuller;Ukto: The community is the Bitcoin profit -110356;1361808839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00075476 = 2.2643 BTC [+] -110355;1361808841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12420 @ 0.00075477 = 9.3742 BTC [+] -110354;1361808843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26577 @ 0.00076344 = 20.2899 BTC [+] -110353;1361808846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5803 @ 0.0007637 = 4.4318 BTC [+] -110352;1361808866;BitHub;paste in bf room ukto -110351;1361808894;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 8 @ 0.00072 = 0.0058 BTC [+] -110350;1361808896;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 19 @ 0.00072 = 0.0137 BTC [+] -110349;1361809276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1264 @ 0.0007637 = 0.9653 BTC [+] -110348;1361809278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9936 @ 0.00076424 = 7.5935 BTC [+] -110347;1361809704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00076423 = 13.2212 BTC [-] -110346;1361809706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00076424 = 0.9935 BTC [+] -110345;1361810340;thestringpuller;Ukto: you around? -110344;1361810348;Ukto;>,> -110343;1361810350;Ukto;might be.. -110342;1361810353;Ukto;did something break? -110341;1361810353;thestringpuller;I WANT MY FINAL FANTASY -110340;1361810354;thestringpuller;jkjkjk -110339;1361810357;Ukto;if so, I am not here -110338;1361810367;Ukto;was waiting on you && smickles -110337;1361810367;Ukto;:P -110336;1361810373;thestringpuller;i know I was jk -110335;1361810377;thestringpuller;He's super busy it seems -110334;1361810394;thestringpuller;He'll have like 2 weeks of chat logs to catch up on. -110333;1361810400;thestringpuller;SO HOWEVER -110332;1361810422;thestringpuller;he'll def get to it I think, I'm also trying to purchase something through kakobrekla too -110331;1361810851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00076097 = 2.0927 BTC [-] -110330;1361810853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9550 @ 0.00075356 = 7.1965 BTC [-] -110329;1361811008;thestringpuller;;;ticker -110328;1361811008;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.29801, Best ask: 30.29902, Bid-ask spread: 0.00101, Last trade: 30.29800, 24 hour volume: 30648.18333089, 24 hour low: 29.20123, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.93325 -110327;1361811074;thestringpuller;;;bids 29.20123 -110326;1361811076;gribble;There are currently 3969.8947 bitcoins demanded at or over 29.20123 USD, worth 117518.199016 USD in total. -110325;1361811115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 438 @ 0.00619998 = 2.7156 BTC [+] -110324;1361811118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00619999 = 12.4 BTC [+] -110323;1361811124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2562 @ 0.0062 = 15.8844 BTC [+] -110322;1361811125;thestringpuller;;;asks 30.39877 -110321;1361811127;gribble;There are currently 817.7338 bitcoins offered at or under 30.39877 USD, worth 24827.8732594 USD in total. -110320;1361811169;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.635 = 2.54 BTC [-] -110319;1361811170;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.63334 = 1.2667 BTC [-] -110318;1361811171;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.633335 BTC [-] -110317;1361811172;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6333 BTC [-] -110316;1361811173;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.6326 = 1.8978 BTC [-] -110315;1361811174;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.6325 = 6.9575 BTC [-] -110314;1361811175;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.63 = 1.89 BTC [-] -110313;1361811176;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.625 = 1.25 BTC [-] -110312;1361811178;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.62411 = 1.2482 BTC [-] -110311;1361811179;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 21 @ 0.6241 = 13.1061 BTC [-] -110310;1361811182;thestringpuller;dumpthat shit -110309;1361811191;thestringpuller;money to mpoe -110308;1361811464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00076401 = 10.6197 BTC [+] -110307;1361811484;mjr_;whats up everyone -110306;1361811565;jurov;hi mjr_, noticed s.mpoe? -110305;1361811595;mjr_;yep -110304;1361811603;mjr_;i commented on it earlier -110303;1361811621;mjr_;do people try to avoid the accounting headache of dividends? -110302;1361811639;mjr_;they were like, no way i will buy the day before i get money, too much work, let's buy after -110301;1361811670;pigeons;i know, just dont give me money, i hate having to keep track of it -110300;1361811671;mjr_;most backward prices ever...mpoe and sdice are both get cheaper the closer to dividends they get -110299;1361811685;mjr_;exactly -110298;1361811699;mjr_;i think it's awesome, i thought that they would price the future value of dividends into the stock price -110297;1361811719;mjr_;guess not, i will scoop up as much as possible lol -110296;1361811748;mjr_;looking forward to earnings for S.DICE...i kinda expect a small gain over last month...but not sure -110295;1361811787;mjr_;shorter month...and that one guy hit very nicely...but still overall not a big hit, i kinda hope it spurs on more gambling now that people see how much money you can make -110294;1361811930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19750 @ 0.00076401 = 15.0892 BTC [+] -110293;1361811932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3469 @ 0.00076424 = 2.6511 BTC [+] -110292;1361812117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3545 @ 0.00076424 = 2.7092 BTC [+] -110291;1361812119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00076446 = 8.906 BTC [+] -110290;1361812121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4405 @ 0.00076476 = 3.3688 BTC [+] -110289;1361812251;thestringpuller;mjr_: someone is controlling the options market -110288;1361812311;jurov;thestringpuller don't say it's me again -110287;1361812323;mjr_;lol, i'm glad -110286;1361812331;mjr_;and yes, i think the bot is called MPOE -110285;1361812336;mjr_;it makes the market in most options -110284;1361812342;mjr_;so you could say it controls it -110283;1361812361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00075356 = 5.8401 BTC [-] -110282;1361812363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 655 @ 0.00075355 = 0.4936 BTC [-] -110281;1361812366;mjr_;what i don't understand is why people would raise the price the day after dividends -110280;1361812399;mjr_;i have given up trying to make sense of other people, i in fact have stopped caring what price these stocks trade at, i just want dividends each month lol -110279;1361812487;jurov;i expected this to happen... but earlier -110278;1361812494;thestringpuller;no someone is controlling mpoe bot -110277;1361812511;jurov;thestringpuller MP is, obviously -110276;1361812519;thestringpuller;thats not what i meant -110275;1361812546;thestringpuller;someone is taking contracts from the bot and creating two winning positions -110274;1361812560;jurov;pla explain -110273;1361812562;thestringpuller;so both the shadow man and the bot make money -110272;1361812585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00076476 = 11.0125 BTC [+] -110271;1361812633;jurov;thestringpuller, in broad sense, this is well possible without any gray entity, with mkfut/split/whatever -110270;1361812650;jurov;but can you point to exact trades you have an issue with? -110269;1361812655;thestringpuller;im almost certain the btc that just went into s.mpoe came from exiting a winning position -110268;1361812678;thestringpuller;someone with a lot more money than mircea is using mpoe to make made profit -110267;1361812683;thestringpuller;mad* -110266;1361812716;thestringpuller;at the beginning of every month someone enters a postion with like some 1000 btc in contracts -110265;1361812731;thestringpuller;then throughout it slowly gets filtered and sold back to mpoe -110264;1361812754;thestringpuller;i want to prove this but only kako is willing to sell me long term trade data -110263;1361812787;jurov;if you weren't ignoring all my offers, you'd knew i have data, too -110262;1361812797;jurov;and kako actually has them from me -110261;1361812800;jurov;too :D -110260;1361812802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11242 @ 0.00076476 = 8.5974 BTC [+] -110259;1361812804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00076569 = 8.1546 BTC [+] -110258;1361812805;thestringpuller;how much data do you have? -110257;1361812805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2408 @ 0.00076623 = 1.8451 BTC [+] -110256;1361812814;jurov;since october 22 -110255;1361812814;thestringpuller;what is your min offer -110254;1361812831;jurov;2BTC -110253;1361812838;thestringpuller;data on options right? -110252;1361812852;jurov;it's all trades,including options -110251;1361812854;mjr_;i don't understand -110250;1361812863;mjr_;so someone buys options and futures -110249;1361812865;mjr_;and makes money -110248;1361812870;mjr_;... -110247;1361812878;mjr_;i don't buy them to lose money... -110246;1361812891;imsaguy;blasphemy! -110245;1361812908;mjr_;and if you don't think that these markets, including mt. gox aren't manipulated constantly, then you haven't been watching -110244;1361812928;mjr_;and i am fine with that...if you don't really believe in your position, get out when the price moves "for no reason" -110243;1361812930;jurov;i don't understand,too. if that money was from mpoe, it would show as mpoe loss -110242;1361812942;mjr_;i know that S.DICE makes money, cuz i see the blockchain -110241;1361812957;jurov;if that wasn't from mpoe, then we'd clearly see options volume way above reported by mpoe -110240;1361812961;mjr_;i know that mpoe makes money, cuz i see the spreads on options and i see the shares being bought and sold -110239;1361812981;mjr_;so i get these for dividends, and i just hold them -110238;1361813030;jurov;i have another conspiration theory: these evoorhees investors that sold s.dice decided to go long in s.mpoe -110237;1361813057;jurov;seems actually more sensible to me.. they divesifying a portfolio -110236;1361813064;thestringpuller;if mpoe loses money the valie of mpex decreases -110235;1361813090;thestringpuller;someone with a lot of money has vested interest in it -110234;1361813121;jurov;no i think that didn't happen... s.mpoe value seems pretty independent of dividends -110233;1361813196;jurov;thestringpuller so do you want the data so badly or not? -110232;1361813226;thestringpuller;kako offered .5 -110231;1361813245;ThickAsThieves;can't it just be someone who wanted to control the market of the most frequently traded asset? -110230;1361813286;jurov;ThickAsThieves we know for certain it's someone who had the money on mpex for a long time already -110229;1361813296;jurov;there are no big deposits recently -110228;1361813354;mjr_;eh, hard to see a scenario where mpoe loses a signifigant amount of money -110227;1361813369;mjr_;you can make money in options, but the premiums you pay are usually pretty high -110226;1361813370;jurov;so either it's someone who sold s.dice or wanted to buy and decided against it when he saw the mess -110225;1361813383;mjr_;what mess? -110224;1361813409;jurov;mjr_ i mean evoorhees changing the plans every day -110223;1361813420;mjr_;oh, what are the plans now? -110222;1361813426;jurov;nobody knows -110221;1361813437;mjr_;ie. there may be more shares being put on the market? -110220;1361813437;ThickAsThieves;evoor has also been mia for a bit -110219;1361813444;mjr_;he was traveling i think -110218;1361813449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00076475 = 13.0008 BTC [-] -110217;1361813451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00076623 = 6.8961 BTC [+] -110216;1361813455;ThickAsThieves;or in meetings, i heard -110215;1361813458;mjr_;but i talked to him friday -110214;1361813462;ThickAsThieves;oh cool -110213;1361813496;ThickAsThieves;while i see great long term value in mpoe, i honestly don;t understand the level of value it's at -110212;1361813498;mjr_;anyway, i hope we get more shares, i'm just curious as to how that would work...if he puts them out higher than last tranche -110211;1361813514;jurov;mircea at least announced he will be selling several millions sometime in next 3 months iirc -110210;1361813540;mjr_;i think bitfunder is starting to look pretty attractive, though I think mpex still has the best stocks -110209;1361813548;jurov;so that wouldn't be so big surprise if another mpoe wall arises -110208;1361813553;ThickAsThieves;bitfunder is pretty -110207;1361813554;mjr_;yeah -110206;1361813562;jurov;but evoor... neither here nor there -110205;1361813563;mjr_;i like the simplicity of mpex -110204;1361813599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00075528 = 7.2507 BTC [-] -110203;1361813639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00075529 = 1.5106 BTC [+] -110202;1361813641;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12615 @ 0.00075528 = 9.5279 BTC [-] -110201;1361814540;deadweasel;;;ticker -110200;1361814541;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.17693, Best ask: 30.23121, Bid-ask spread: 0.05428, Last trade: 30.23121, 24 hour volume: 30722.27582138, 24 hour low: 29.20123, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.94332 -110199;1361814726;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131270.msg1558355#msg1558355 -110198;1361814742;jurov;^^ MPBPT announced its bonds, let trolls descend -110197;1361815503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00075452 = 6.8284 BTC [-] -110196;1361815677;deadweasel;;;ticker -110195;1361815678;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.20000, Best ask: 30.29999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 30.29999, 24 hour volume: 30135.68044112, 24 hour low: 29.20123, 24 hour high: 30.39877, 24 hour vwap: 29.94700 -110194;1361815977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17000 @ 0.00075356 = 12.8105 BTC [-] -110193;1361815978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7021 @ 0.00075355 = 5.2907 BTC [-] -110192;1361816377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6249 @ 0.00075355 = 4.7089 BTC [-] -110191;1361816379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14711 @ 0.00074502 = 10.96 BTC [-] -110190;1361816406;deadweasel;http://bowdoinorient.com/article/8042 -110189;1361816413;deadweasel;student papaer talks about SR -110188;1361816435;deadweasel;In the past couple of years, however, anonymous online sites such as .Silk Road. have launched and made illicit drugs widely accessible to students who choose not to buy on campus -110187;1361816613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18035 @ 0.00075452 = 13.6078 BTC [+] -110186;1361816938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00076622 = 1.5324 BTC [+] -110185;1361816940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00076623 = 10.4974 BTC [+] -110184;1361817065;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/3z/5A/4hKrTP8z/hockeystickglobalwarming.png -110183;1361817161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12462 @ 0.00076623 = 9.5488 BTC [+] -110182;1361817163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15288 @ 0.00076647 = 11.7178 BTC [+] -110181;1361817373;Bugpowder;similar effect on my portfolio value. -110180;1361817557;mjr_;where is bitfunder located? -110179;1361817735;ThickAsThieves;dunno, canadia? -110178;1361817886;topace;havelock investments is canada -110177;1361817890;topace;not sure about bitfunder -110176;1361818190;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00075891 = 2.2767 BTC [-] -110175;1361818511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3511 @ 0.00076647 = 2.6911 BTC [+] -110174;1361818513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1025 @ 0.00076765 = 0.7868 BTC [+] -110173;1361818524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4810 @ 0.00076809 = 3.6945 BTC [+] -110172;1361818875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9490 @ 0.00076809 = 7.2892 BTC [+] -110171;1361818877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11460 @ 0.00076982 = 8.8221 BTC [+] -110170;1361819096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7800 @ 0.00076339 = 5.9544 BTC [-] -110169;1361819343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 159 @ 0.00076099 = 0.121 BTC [-] -110168;1361819349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8489 @ 0.00076982 = 6.535 BTC [+] -110167;1361819351;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3802 @ 0.0007702 = 2.9283 BTC [+] -110166;1361819389;deadweasel;http://bowdoinorient.com/article/8042 Bowdoin student newspaper article mentioning Silk Road -110165;1361819514;jurov;it's biased, alcohol is not included -110164;1361819598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17600 @ 0.00075892 = 13.357 BTC [-] -110163;1361819600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2993 @ 0.00075891 = 2.2714 BTC [-] -110162;1361819685;Cylta;could anyone give me a pyramining ref link? -110161;1361819723;deadweasel;it's biased, it's written by a person -110160;1361819737;deadweasel;Cylte try #bitcoin-mining -110159;1361819747;deadweasel;Cylta: ^ -110158;1361819753;Cylta;okay, thanks -110157;1361821107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10719 @ 0.0007672 = 8.2236 BTC [+] -110156;1361821154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14900 @ 0.00077019 = 11.4758 BTC [+] -110155;1361821229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00077019 = 2.0795 BTC [+] -110154;1361821231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4305 @ 0.0007702 = 3.3157 BTC [+] -110153;1361821264;jurov;this mpoe rally is... a bit unnerving. Is there any of the investors? -110152;1361821503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2193 @ 0.0007702 = 1.689 BTC [+] -110151;1361821505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7407 @ 0.00077045 = 5.7067 BTC [+] -110150;1361821611;thestringpuller;jurov: it looks like more money has gone into MPEX than has gone out -110149;1361821616;thestringpuller;but a lot has gone in recently... -110148;1361821661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00077045 = 8.629 BTC [+] -110147;1361821743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11431 @ 0.0007672 = 8.7699 BTC [-] -110146;1361821758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4819 @ 0.00076336 = 3.6786 BTC [-] -110145;1361821931;Bugpowder;How high will it go? -110144;1361821948;Bugpowder;Looks like a big investor made a big buy, and then the bots took over. -110143;1361821962;Bugpowder;with no overhead resistance, how high will it go??? -110142;1361821985;thestringpuller;LOL -110141;1361821987;thestringpuller;I know right -110140;1361821990;Bugpowder;I'm sure MP will put a new ceiling with another share block for sale within a month or two. -110139;1361822005;thestringpuller;Is that the only way to keep the bots from making a bubble? -110138;1361822008;thestringpuller;putting up a wall? -110137;1361822009;Bugpowder;i KNEW loading up at .00062 was a good idea... -110136;1361822051;Bugpowder;I don't know how to control the bots. Sometimes I think they react to large bid or ask walls, but I could be just inferring signal from noise. -110135;1361822103;thestringpuller;"inferring signal from noise" < hmmmm -110134;1361822110;thestringpuller;That's been said to me before by a very smart person. -110133;1361822134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 730 @ 0.00076627 = 0.5594 BTC [+] -110132;1361822146;Bugpowder;Nate Silver? -110131;1361822157;thestringpuller;hmm -110130;1361822161;thestringpuller;... -110129;1361822167;thestringpuller;I like you Bugpowder -110128;1361822184;Bugpowder;awwww -110127;1361822190;Bugpowder;<3 -110126;1361822400;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17154 @ 0.00076627 = 13.1446 BTC [+] -110125;1361822460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00076816 = 2.5733 BTC [+] -110124;1361822462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3043 @ 0.00077045 = 2.3445 BTC [+] -110123;1361822464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5688 @ 0.00077096 = 4.3852 BTC [+] -110122;1361822513;kakobrekla;https://blog.duosecurity.com/2013/02/bypassing-googles-two-factor-authentication/ -110121;1361823403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16450 @ 0.00077096 = 12.6823 BTC [+] -110120;1361823438;ThickAsThieves;:( -110119;1361823482;ThickAsThieves;is that somehting goog can easily fix? -110118;1361823516;Bugpowder_;its fixed -110117;1361823523;Bugpowder_;see bottom of page -110116;1361823542;ThickAsThieves;ah i see now -110115;1361823758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15050 @ 0.00077096 = 11.6029 BTC [+] -110114;1361824374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24410 @ 0.00077096 = 18.8191 BTC [+] -110113;1361824560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00076888 = 1.384 BTC [-] -110112;1361824611;Mandrius;!topic -110111;1361824828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00076889 = 8.5347 BTC [+] -110110;1361825075;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.00599 = 0.0479 BTC [-] -110109;1361825322;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 13 @ 0.00072 = 0.0094 BTC [+] -110108;1361825324;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 200 @ 0.00072 = 0.144 BTC [+] -110107;1361825326;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 50 @ 0.00073 = 0.0365 BTC [+] -110106;1361825328;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1000 @ 0.00073 = 0.73 BTC [+] -110105;1361825330;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 20 @ 0.00074 = 0.0148 BTC [+] -110104;1361825331;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4162 @ 0.00074 = 3.0799 BTC [+] -110103;1361825468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52 @ 0.00077096 = 0.0401 BTC [+] -110102;1361825472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4048 @ 0.0007721 = 3.1255 BTC [+] -110101;1361825692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00076889 = 4.152 BTC [-] -110100;1361826166;thestringpuller;jurov: you were not considering profits from options exercised -110099;1361826237;jurov;and were there so many calls sold? -110098;1361826314;jurov;MPOE feb report says: contracts exercised : 694.53906764 BTC -110097;1361826333;thestringpuller;it could be someone collecting over time -110096;1361826348;jurov;what we have seen with s.mpoe need 10x as much -110095;1361826359;thestringpuller;do withdrawals come from -110094;1361826368;thestringpuller;the same address as deposits? -110093;1361826393;jurov;often yes -110092;1361826425;thestringpuller;ill make a datagraph of cashflow going into mpex -110091;1361826463;Bugpowder_;http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx -110090;1361826492;Bugpowder_;does that take into account cold storage? -110089;1361826537;Bugpowder_;seems unlikely given the amount in the wallet in Nov -110088;1361826646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00076889 = 0.8458 BTC [-] -110087;1361826648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.00076888 = 2.4989 BTC [-] -110086;1361826662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1446 @ 0.00076738 = 1.1096 BTC [-] -110085;1361826664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 304 @ 0.00076336 = 0.2321 BTC [-] -110084;1361826736;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 10 @ 0.0022 = 0.022 BTC [+] -110083;1361826743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13552 @ 0.0007721 = 10.4635 BTC [+] -110082;1361826751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24700 @ 0.00077211 = 19.0711 BTC [+] -110081;1361826753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11654 @ 0.00077218 = 8.999 BTC [+] -110080;1361826764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16450 @ 0.00077464 = 12.7428 BTC [+] -110079;1361826766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2444 @ 0.00077505 = 1.8942 BTC [+] -110078;1361827046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10856 @ 0.00077505 = 8.4139 BTC [+] -110077;1361827048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4444 @ 0.00077574 = 3.4474 BTC [+] -110076;1361827154;thestringpuller;;;ticker -110075;1361827155;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.36501, Best ask: 30.39000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02499, Last trade: 30.36501, 24 hour volume: 29335.04571180, 24 hour low: 29.20123, 24 hour high: 30.39000, 24 hour vwap: 29.95731 -110074;1361827183;thestringpuller;;;asks 31 -110073;1361827184;gribble;There are currently 6502.7346 bitcoins offered at or under 31.0 USD, worth 199960.733222 USD in total. -110072;1361827191;thestringpuller;;;bids 29 -110071;1361827191;Bugpowder_;;;asks 31.92 -110070;1361827193;gribble;There are currently 8486.0226 bitcoins demanded at or over 29.0 USD, worth 249122.523027 USD in total. -110069;1361827194;gribble;There are currently 13672.915 bitcoins offered at or under 31.92 USD, worth 425740.422215 USD in total. -110068;1361827205;Bugpowder_;oh my... S.MPOE on a tear again -110067;1361827444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15 @ 0.00076336 = 0.0115 BTC [-] -110066;1361827953;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00599 = 0.03 BTC [-] -110065;1361827986;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.0062 = 0.062 BTC [-] -110064;1361828012;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3499 BTC [-] -110063;1361828177;dub;neat -110062;1361828255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8434 @ 0.00076673 = 6.4666 BTC [+] -110061;1361828598;Ukto;New asset launched on BitFunder. https://bitfunder.com/asset/BitPride -110060;1361828602;Ukto;Already 10% of shares sold -110059;1361828668;dub;sounds pretty gay -110058;1361828676;thestringpuller;what is bitpride? -110057;1361828719;dub;I assume its some kind of bitcoin for homosexuals thing -110056;1361828772;Ukto;lol -110055;1361828778;Ukto;they sell shirts and other stuff -110054;1361828782;Ukto;70% profits -110053;1361828789;Ukto;bitcoin shirts, etc -110052;1361828799;pigeons;with rainbows on em -110051;1361828809;Ukto;.. you knocking the rainbows and unicorns? :P -110050;1361828818;dub;http://bitcoinpride.com/ -110049;1361828827;ThickAsThieves;what will they do with the IPO coins? -110048;1361828828;dub;terrible designs -110047;1361828847;dub;this smells of MNW -110046;1361828862;Ukto;MNW? -110045;1361828883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00619999 = 12.4 BTC [-] -110044;1361828890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1878 @ 0.0062 = 11.6436 BTC [+] -110043;1361828893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1122 @ 0.00624656 = 7.0086 BTC [+] -110042;1361828897;mircea_popescu;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-25/japan-matrix-now-reality-humans-are-used-living-batteries -110041;1361828898;mircea_popescu;le lol. -110040;1361828906;Ukto;he said fudns will be used for stock production of newer items, mousepads, mugs, etc -110039;1361828929;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.64 = 1.28 BTC [+] -110038;1361828931;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 48 @ 0.63 = 30.24 BTC [-] -110037;1361828940;mircea_popescu; I assume its some kind of bitcoin for homosexuals thing lmao -110036;1361828964;jurov;already have gay colored coins -110035;1361829011;Ukto;jurov: for what? -110034;1361829019;Ukto;posting pictures of africans -110033;1361829021;Ukto;or some crap ? -110032;1361829027;pigeons;yes -110031;1361829030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.00077428 = 3.794 BTC [+] -110030;1361829034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4931 @ 0.00077574 = 3.8252 BTC [+] -110029;1361829036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2369 @ 0.00077684 = 1.8403 BTC [+] -110028;1361829060;jurov;http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/5695/what-are-colored-coins -110027;1361829088;jurov;basically, they will put all of us out of business ;) -110026;1361829131;dub;mircea_popescu: the word pride has been universally aquired by the GLBT community -110025;1361829158;mircea_popescu;dub they wish. a lion's pride is still a buncha slave chicks -110024;1361829162;mircea_popescu;doing the dishes and whatnot -110023;1361829195;dub;maybe in Romanistani BDSM vernacular, elsewhere its a bunch of homo cats -110022;1361829219;mircea_popescu;nohomo -110021;1361829236;mircea_popescu;"A pride of lions consists of related females and offspring and a small number of adult males." -110020;1361829240;mircea_popescu;lmao @retardopedia. -110019;1361829251;mircea_popescu;srsly. a pride of lions consists of a lion and his owned females + offspring. -110018;1361829258;mircea_popescu;wtf is this restating reality in libertard terms. -110017;1361829269;dub;free shipping on orders over $100, because im goign to buy 140 bitcoin t-shirts -110016;1361829288;mircea_popescu;dub well if you buy for the whole pride... -110015;1361829338;ThickAsThieves;72 cents for a shirt? -110014;1361829349;dub;.7 euro -110013;1361829380;jborkl;Mp, I want to sell covered calls- at $31 strike and a ceratin price- can you tell me properly format. Thank you -110012;1361829384;dub;or is that bitcoins -110011;1361829392;ThickAsThieves;obv -110010;1361829410;pigeons;jborkl: that would be providing customer service -110009;1361829420;jurov;jborkl, read faq and then ask concretely -110008;1361829436;jurov;or use coinbr. we can do it for you -110007;1361829467;jborkl;The MKOPT command does not state price as a option -110006;1361829472;jborkl;in the faq -110005;1361829489;mircea_popescu;jborkl SELL|O.BTCUSD310T|10|100 sells 10 at 100 satoshi each. -110004;1361829498;mircea_popescu;bah -110003;1361829499;jborkl;Thank you mp -110002;1361829504;jurov;jborkl cause collateral is determined by mpex -110001;1361829504;mircea_popescu;SELL|O.BTCUSD.C310T|10|100 -110000;1361829537;mircea_popescu;wait. mkopt doesn't state price ?! what ? -109999;1361829577;jborkl;I was not sure if it was - sell - like regular options or mkopt -109998;1361829589;jborkl;sell to open and buy to close -109997;1361829598;jborkl;like nasdaq or nyse -109996;1361829600;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 11 @ 0.00599 = 0.0659 BTC [-] -109995;1361829601;jurov;mkopt/split accepts whole sum, user has to compute himself how many puts/calls will be done -109994;1361829602;jborkl;it is the same -109993;1361829619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12150 @ 0.00077307 = 9.3928 BTC [-] -109992;1361829622;mircea_popescu;jborkl sell sells. mkopt creates them but does't sell -109991;1361829624;jurov;*done->created -109990;1361829742;jurov;lol, mpex interface is YKWYD -109989;1361829743;jurov;You Know What You Did -109988;1361829803;mircea_popescu;lol -109987;1361829809;jurov;http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/YouKnowWhatYouDid -109986;1361829813;mircea_popescu;true anonimity! -109985;1361829840;dub;a YTMND interface would be better -109984;1361829849;mircea_popescu;nocosby. -109983;1361829868;jborkl;I understand, thanks for the explanation -109982;1361829927;mircea_popescu;jurov your evil plan to have me lost in tvtropes for the rest of the night fails -109981;1361829931;dub;mircea_popescu: haha http://moonpissedrap.ytmnd.com/ -109980;1361829931;mircea_popescu;i just forwarded the link. -109979;1361829957;jurov;forwarded to where? to punish the girl? -109978;1361829976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00077312 = 9.4707 BTC [+] -109977;1361829977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1404 @ 0.00077684 = 1.0907 BTC [+] -109976;1361830002;mircea_popescu;yeah, to an unfortunate victim. -109975;1361830075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 650 @ 0.00077307 = 0.5025 BTC [-] -109974;1361830077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3716 @ 0.00076673 = 2.8492 BTC [-] -109973;1361830081;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i borrowed your bond system for raising capital -109972;1361830083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11684 @ 0.00076336 = 8.9191 BTC [-] -109971;1361830086;thestringpuller;very effective.... -109970;1361830103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.0061727 = 16.049 BTC [-] -109969;1361830110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00624655 = 12.4931 BTC [+] -109968;1361830111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00624656 = 2.4986 BTC [+] -109967;1361830120;jurov;thestringpuller, where? -109966;1361830128;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.631 = 1.262 BTC [+] -109965;1361830130;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 48 @ 0.63 = 30.24 BTC [-] -109964;1361830141;jurov;used it on your kids? -109963;1361830161;thestringpuller;no. for a project of mine -109962;1361830167;thestringpuller;promoting a concert -109961;1361830187;mircea_popescu;lol mpex leaks into rl./ -109960;1361830228;topace;mircea_popescu: waiting for a deposit to be credited... 40 confirmations now.. can you click your magic button please? -109959;1361830308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4282 @ 0.00077684 = 3.3264 BTC [+] -109958;1361830310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13068 @ 0.0007774 = 10.1591 BTC [+] -109957;1361830322;jurov;no magic button... mircea has to open the safe behind 5 armored doors protected by DNA analyzer where the paper wallet is -109956;1361830326;mircea_popescu;all magic buttons clicked. -109955;1361830379;dub;http://struttingavenger.ytmnd.com/ -109954;1361830383;jurov;oh noes.. i'm chitchatting here and have waiting deposits too.... -109953;1361830391;topace;midnightmagic: thank you! -109952;1361830397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1978 @ 0.00624656 = 12.3557 BTC [+] -109951;1361830414;mircea_popescu;lol -109950;1361830425;mircea_popescu;FINE! next time go to midnightmagic to halp. -109949;1361830435;mircea_popescu;this is thanks scamming -109948;1361830446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 505 @ 0.0063798 = 3.2218 BTC [+] -109947;1361830458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0063798 = 12.7596 BTC [+] -109946;1361830460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00637989 = 3.1899 BTC [+] -109945;1361830464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 470 @ 0.00637989 = 2.9985 BTC [+] -109944;1361830467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 26525 @ 0.0063799 = 169.2268 BTC [+] -109943;1361830468;dub;bitcointalk explained http://discordponies.ytmnd.com/ -109942;1361830469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.0007774 = 4.4312 BTC [+] -109941;1361830563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21093 @ 0.0007774 = 16.3977 BTC [+] -109940;1361830678;dub;remembering why ytmnd is bad, too many lols not enough time -109939;1361830681;dub;last one http://mashedpotatostyle.ytmnd.com/ -109938;1361830859;Anduck;mircea_popescu !! -109937;1361830864;Anduck;i pmed you, did you get my message. -109936;1361830865;mircea_popescu;? -109935;1361830872;Anduck;dont say it wasnt appropriately formatted -109934;1361830875;mircea_popescu;yea, it was some vague self centered crap. -109933;1361830883;Anduck;let me pm you again. -109932;1361830883;mircea_popescu;and so it got discarded. -109931;1361830890;Anduck;this time i will format is more srs -109930;1361830900;mircea_popescu;kay. try to phrase it so that it makes sense to someone who's not inside your head. -109929;1361830960;Anduck;i tried atleast now :I -109928;1361831133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13159 @ 0.00076881 = 10.1168 BTC [-] -109927;1361831137;topace;lol damn tab button -109926;1361831160;topace;mircea_popescu: thanks :) -109925;1361831185;mircea_popescu;:p -109924;1361831215;topace;13 million shares of s.dice trading on mpex right? -109923;1361831239;Anduck;http://bitbet.us/bet/261/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-15th/ -109922;1361831242;Anduck;=) -109921;1361831244;Anduck;wanna bet? -109920;1361831277;topace;havelock now has 8% of the 13m -- my goal was 10% by end of feb.. which we would have passed if erik didnt release those 3m extra shares! -109919;1361831335;mircea_popescu;topace as long as there's buying pressure should be doable. -109918;1361831357;Bugpowder_;but u didn't buy any shares -109917;1361831360;Bugpowder_;just now -109916;1361831388;topace;i didnt? -109915;1361831409;topace;S.DICE x 1`040`000 -109914;1361831432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00076436 = 9.0959 BTC [-] -109913;1361831442;Bugpowder_;no u didn't -109912;1361831463;mircea_popescu;someone bought 5k just before he sold 5k above neh ? -109911;1361831480;Azelphur;jurov: sorry for the delay merging your commits, been away :p -109910;1361831483;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 750 @ 0.53093481 = 398.2011 BTC -109909;1361831510;Azelphur;by away I mean "spending every waking hour at #GEEK2013" :P -109908;1361831656;jurov;Azelphur, as long as it's done before March 10, it's OK -109907;1361831657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1278 @ 0.00076336 = 0.9756 BTC [-] -109906;1361831658;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9622 @ 0.00076164 = 7.3285 BTC [-] -109905;1361831664;Azelphur;yea, it's already merged :) -109904;1361831730;Azelphur;my life over the weekend has basically been wake up, go to geek 2013 at 10am, leave at 5pm while they switch into over 18s mode and get a takeout, back in at 6pm, out at 11pm, sleep, repeat -109903;1361831730;Azelphur;xD -109902;1361831752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00076164 = 3.5035 BTC [-] -109901;1361831842;mircea_popescu;havbing fun ? -109900;1361831853;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: hell yes xD -109899;1361831873;Azelphur;mircea_popescu: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/aweozfzwfr2qwqo/5PWdlBFFrO#f:2013-02-23%2011.28.41.jpg every screen is a console, literally thousands of games, more off camera -109898;1361831880;Azelphur;everything from binatones to xboxes. -109897;1361831884;mircea_popescu;cool -109896;1361831892;Azelphur;6 minutes walk from my house -109895;1361831893;Azelphur;:D -109894;1361832098;dub;its a LAN for console gamers? -109893;1361832128;Azelphur;dub: it's a retro gaming event, so they have lots of old stuff, no LAN but plenty of multiplayer going on -109892;1361832131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1778 @ 0.00076164 = 1.3542 BTC [-] -109891;1361832132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2422 @ 0.00076118 = 1.8436 BTC [-] -109890;1361832200;Azelphur;dub: I spent most of the time playing games like goldeneye (n64), powerstone (dc), mario kart 64, etc -109889;1361832227;Azelphur;got to play on an OUYA and meet with a dev, too -109888;1361832260;DeadWeasel;did you play any Quake? -109887;1361832273;Azelphur;I'm not sure if quake was there -109886;1361832293;DeadWeasel;not really a console game -109885;1361832304;Azelphur;yea, it was mostly about consoles -109884;1361832310;Azelphur;I'm more of a PC gamer myself, but it was still very fun -109883;1361832326;dub;console nerds are wierd -109882;1361832329;DeadWeasel;did you ask them to accept your bitcoins as payment? -109881;1361832341;dub;I've got a buddy with like two of every console ever made -109880;1361832347;Azelphur;DeadWeasel: nope haha -109879;1361832423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3634 @ 0.00076436 = 2.7777 BTC [+] -109878;1361832425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 666 @ 0.00077362 = 0.5152 BTC [+] -109877;1361832472;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 3 @ 0.0095 = 0.0285 BTC [+] -109876;1361832503;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00599 = 0.03 BTC [-] -109875;1361832623;Ukto;hey sgornick , another asset launched. https://bitfunder.com/asset/BitPride I think you know the owner. lol -109874;1361832634;Ukto;or at least you should :P -109873;1361832963;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3 @ 0.00075 = 0.0023 BTC [+] -109872;1361833037;pigeons;his wife is gay? -109871;1361833291;aethero;pigeons its OK if you're gay. We don't judge here. The internet is for all. -109870;1361833339;pigeons;i agree -109869;1361833456;jcpham;aethero is ziggap still your thing -109868;1361833470;aethero;I'm on the team -109867;1361833475;aethero;why -109866;1361833477;mircea_popescu;pigeons is not gay -109865;1361833483;jcpham;i thought it was -109864;1361833488;mircea_popescu;he just has a single hole for all jobs. -109863;1361833490;Ukto;jcpham: +1 ziggap :) -109862;1361833497;jcpham;i read a press release and saw the florida address -109861;1361833504;jcpham;i didn't realize there was a team -109860;1361833506;aethero;Thats just the mailin gaddress. -109859;1361833513;jcpham;and thought it was you and the lady-chef -109858;1361833520;jcpham;i understand -109857;1361833535;aethero;Its me, the lady-chef, a developer, and more -109856;1361833544;jcpham;super. good for you guys -109855;1361833557;jcpham;lemme know if you need local help -109854;1361833560;jcpham;i work for bacon -109853;1361833566;Namworld;Hmm... new stuff on bitfunder -109852;1361833576;aethero;jcpham Got a dryer to sell? lol -109851;1361833578;aethero;And deliver? -109850;1361833587;sgornick;Ukto: Thanks. I'm flummoxed that nowhere is there an "Inc.", "LLC", "Ltd", etc., in the profiles of listings. -109849;1361833587;jcpham;clothes dryer? -109848;1361833591;aethero;Yes -109847;1361833596;aethero;Ours burned out this morning -109846;1361833603;sgornick;That's two IPOs in two days where in the U.S., crowdfunding equity was raised from the public. The SEC still hasn't published its rules or this would be more common. (Still wouldn't be done the same way from them, ..., i.e., couldn't buy shares anonymously but there would be a path for an entrepreneur to put a company out there.) -109845;1361833626;jcpham;i did but I have family in college -109844;1361833626;Namworld;G.MPOE relatively cheap still... -109843;1361833629;jcpham;they took it i think -109842;1361833641;Namworld;sgornick: these are not IPO, these are profit lease... -109841;1361833668;dub;gaypride assets on buttfunder amirite -109840;1361833704;Namworld;apparently it's perfectly legal to sell rights to profits as long as it's not ownership in the company. -109839;1361833706;sgornick;There is a ZigGap LLC, on their site but the Asset listing doesn't use that,so not sure what I'ld own. -109838;1361833727;sgornick;BitPride isn't even an LLC or whatever, I have no idea what I'ld own if I held a share. -109837;1361833731;Namworld;Apparently... -109836;1361833734;jcpham;ooh i can buy ziggap -109835;1361833739;jcpham;where -109834;1361833741;aethero;You're not buying ziggap. -109833;1361833741;Ukto;sgornick: neither one are selling ownership of the companies -109832;1361833745;Ukto;jcpham : pm -109831;1361833761;Namworld;sgornick, even if you bought ziggap you wouldn't parts of ziggap LLC -109830;1361833776;Namworld;only the profits are sold -109829;1361833793;Ukto;both ziggap and bitpride are only selling rights to profits, not actual ownership of the businesses -109828;1361833802;jcpham;wait bitpride.... -109827;1361833804;jcpham;wth is that -109826;1361833808;sgornick;Namworld: I see. That isn't clear from the profile. A rational person might think otherwise from viewing the site. -109825;1361833812;aethero;jcpham: T shirts. -109824;1361833824;Namworld;jcpham: it's the bitsexuals' movement -109823;1361833826;pigeons;with rainbows -109822;1361833830;dub;jcpham likes to zigegape his buttpride -109821;1361833833;pigeons;not that theyres anything wrong wit hit -109820;1361833836;aethero;Shares of ZigGap -109819;1361833836;aethero;ZigGap is comprised of 50,000,000 shares in total. -109818;1361833836;aethero;1 share of ZigGap on BitFunder represents 1/50,000,000th of monthly profits after all costs. -109817;1361833836;aethero;ZigGap shares offer no voting rights. Shares of ZigGap on BitFunder do not represent real world shares of the company. -109816;1361833837;sgornick;> Should the company be sold, the full amount of the purchase price will be evenly distributed amongst the 50,000,000 shares. -109815;1361833840;aethero;It says it right in the description -109814;1361833842;jcpham;bitpride name needs to die -109813;1361833846;dub;ziggape* -109812;1361833860;sgornick;Why would I receive a fraction of purchase price without owning part of the company? -109811;1361833868;jcpham;sorry last time i bought shares it worked out horribly -109810;1361833871;Ukto;legal reasoning -109809;1361833873;jcpham;so i stopped -109808;1361833925;dub;is that legal reasoning, like find some vaguely related statue and assume it applies to you -109807;1361833939;sgornick;heh, dub. -109806;1361833994;Namworld;dub is our official angry asshole. He looked a bit depressed a few days ago but now he's back in business. -109805;1361834024;pigeons;wait where does that leave esk -109804;1361834029;pigeons;eskimobob -109803;1361834057;ThickAsThieves;http://www.thefrisky.com/2013-02-25/lil-poopy-is-a-9-year-old-rapper-who-slaps-adult-womans-ass-in-music-video/ -109802;1361834061;ThickAsThieves;Lil Poopy -109801;1361834065;jcpham;dead, pigeons -109800;1361834074;jcpham;it leaves eskimobob dead. -109799;1361834077;dub;I'd call Namworld the official stater of obviouslness but that would be dividing by zero -109798;1361834081;pigeons;he'll always be my official angry asshole -109797;1361834124;dub;theres angry asshole and theres psychotic foam spitting madman -109796;1361834208;Namworld;oh. Working to be promoted to the later? -109795;1361834237;dub;excuse me while I go back to mostly ignoring you -109794;1361834294;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -109793;1361834492;thestringpuller;;;ticker -109792;1361834492;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.30723, Best ask: 30.39999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09276, Last trade: 30.39999, 24 hour volume: 26301.19175573, 24 hour low: 29.35001, 24 hour high: 30.40000, 24 hour vwap: 30.03463 -109791;1361834529;dub;im in a webex with someone that should be the official worst presenter ever, flat monotone irish accent reading from a script too quietly, doesnt know how to drive powerpoint (clicking through preview slides) -109790;1361834674;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.3499 = 3.499 BTC [-] -109789;1361834854;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00599 = 0.018 BTC [-] -109788;1361834857;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.3499 = 1.3996 BTC [-] -109787;1361834892;dub;and parroting too much fucking ITILspeak -109786;1361834927;mod6;!ticker m s.mpoe -109785;1361834929;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00061614 / 0.00071254 / 0.00078 (13271604 shares, 9,456.58 BTC), 7D: 0.00061614 / 0.00068091 / 0.00078 (23129522 shares, 15,749.21 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00067084 / 0.00078 (72587273 shares, 48,695.14 BTC) -109784;1361835024;mod6;how's it goin today :] -109783;1361835179;mircea_popescu;well apparently -109782;1361835364;mod6;yeah! -109781;1361835488;topace;!ticker h sdice -109780;1361835490;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.62410000 / 0.64039738 / 0.69400000 (242 shares, 154.97616500 BTC), 7D: 0.60000000 / 0.66900467 / 0.75100000 (1451 shares, 970.72577407 BTC), 30D: 0.52100000 / 0.66633885 / 0.89000000 (10896 shares, 7260.42815402 BTC) -109779;1361835662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15950 @ 0.0007736 = 12.3389 BTC [-] -109778;1361835682;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00599 = 0.03 BTC [-] -109777;1361836480;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/permanently-elevated-plateau/ -109776;1361836486;mircea_popescu;recomended reading for that last paragraph. -109775;1361836854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17677 @ 0.00077015 = 13.6139 BTC [-] -109774;1361836856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2812 @ 0.00077014 = 2.1656 BTC [-] -109773;1361836936;dub;so can someone explain what ziggap does -109772;1361836950;aethero;Get endlessly trolled -109771;1361837012;aethero;ziggap does direct bitcoin sales -109770;1361837034;dub;so its an exchange? -109769;1361837073;dub;or it cold calls you in the middle fo teh night/shows up at your door with a vacume cleaner -109768;1361837075;mircea_popescu;it doesn't buy does it -109767;1361837093;dub;presumably its buying some fiat currency -109766;1361837107;aethero;We're like fastcash4bitcoins except in reverse. -109765;1361837116;aethero;Are they an exchange? -109764;1361837119;dub;I don't know what that is -109763;1361837120;ThickAsThieves;thx for the article mp, good stuff -109762;1361837143;aethero;https://fastcash4bitcoins.com/about.aspx -109761;1361837154;aethero;FastCash4Bitcoins is a service of Tangible Cryptography LLC. We are not an exchange; we are a direct buyer of bitcoins. In keeping with the bitcoin philosophy of limited third party trust we don't hold client's balances (bitcoins or dollars), instead we only accept a sale when we can promptly pay it -109760;1361837158;aethero;We're the same. In reverse. -109759;1361837166;aethero;We're not an exchange. We are a direct seller of Bitcoins. -109758;1361837224;ThickAsThieves;like he said, you buy fiat -109757;1361837229;ThickAsThieves;hehe -109756;1361837262;ThickAsThieves;sell btc/buy fiat, exchange fiat for btc, pay divs, right? -109755;1361837306;SpNg;mircea_popescu: good article. I like your analysis. -109754;1361837409;Bugpowder_;wow... SP500 tanked -109753;1361837491;mircea_popescu;SpNg ;) -109752;1361837528;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ aww, quantitatively quantitative easing fizzled again ? -109751;1361837598;SpNg;mircea_popescu: i recently found your exchange and blog. It's been a good read. Just getting into BTC, but I like this S.DICE investment. I have been wanting to ask you, how does one purchase shares with your exchange? -109750;1361837654;pigeons;echo '|gpg --clearsign|gpg --encrypt --armor -r F1B69921 -109749;1361837672;dub;one does not simply walk into mpex -109748;1361837710;ThickAsThieves;http://mpex.co/faq.html#3 -109747;1361837739;Bugpowder_;step 1 ) purchase a 6 pack of your favorite beer. -109746;1361837776;SpNg;ThickAsThieves: I see. That FAQ is what I have been looking for. -109745;1361837833;ThickAsThieves;cool cool -109744;1361837880;ThickAsThieves;if that's too geeky for you, shares are also sold through brokers on other exchanges -109743;1361837906;ThickAsThieves;but you give up 5% of your sdice dividends -109742;1361837933;ThickAsThieves;the exchanges are listed when you log into this channel -109741;1361837934;SpNg;<-- Software dev. loves the geeky stuff. -109740;1361837939;ThickAsThieves;word -109739;1361837955;SpNg;so it's 30 BTC fee + 5% of the dividend payout? -109738;1361837970;Bowjob;no -109737;1361838004;SpNg;Bowjob: I just re read, I c -109736;1361838281;mircea_popescu;SpNg well, you issue an order -109735;1361838333;SpNg;mircea_popescu: I was trying to figure out how to get an account. ThickAsThieves pointed me to the FAQ. Exactly what I was looking for. ;-) -109734;1361838339;mircea_popescu;a cool! -109733;1361838344;jurov;coinbr.com does NOT rob you of 5% of dividends ;) -109732;1361838553;mircea_popescu;oh lovely, huffpoo has opinion pieces on cash now ?! -109731;1361838574;mircea_popescu;what's next, i'm going to read theosophy on somethingbawful ? -109730;1361838592;jurov;AUSTERITY COUNTDOWN: 4 DAYS TIL PAIN . Bitcoin users not affected. -109729;1361838623;Bowjob;whats in 4 days? -109728;1361838631;thestringpuller;;;asks 31 -109727;1361838633;gribble;There are currently 7358.0245 bitcoins offered at or under 31.0 USD, worth 225943.062008 USD in total. -109726;1361838634;Bugpowder;S.DICE div -109725;1361838635;Bugpowder;? -109724;1361838636;thestringpuller;;;bids -109723;1361838637;gribble;(bids [--under] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoin demanded at or over . If '--under' option is given, find coins or at or under . -109722;1361838643;jurov;Bowjob, go to huff.to -109721;1361838644;thestringpuller;;;bids 30 -109720;1361838646;gribble;There are currently 930.16598 bitcoins demanded at or over 30.0 USD, worth 27935.0288526 USD in total. -109719;1361838649;jurov;some fearmongering -109718;1361838653;thestringpuller;;;ticker -109717;1361838654;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.13001, Best ask: 30.14999, Bid-ask spread: 0.01998, Last trade: 30.14999, 24 hour volume: 26135.40088171, 24 hour low: 29.50001, 24 hour high: 30.40000, 24 hour vwap: 30.05456 -109716;1361838684;thestringpuller;;;calc 30.12 -109715;1361838684;gribble;30.12 -109714;1361838688;jurov;i guess in 4 days a peculiar platinum coin will be unveiled -109713;1361838699;thestringpuller;;;calc 30.12 * .012 -109712;1361838699;gribble;0.36144 -109711;1361838721;thestringpuller;;;bids 29 -109710;1361838723;gribble;There are currently 8834.2843 bitcoins demanded at or over 29.0 USD, worth 259243.946894 USD in total. -109709;1361838723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00077013 = 7.1622 BTC [-] -109708;1361838759;jurov;...a top administration official warned that the nation's borders would be less secure. oh my -109707;1361838908;jurov; S.DICE div? lmao somebody should tell obama to buy shares to save the US budget -109706;1361838929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00076119 = 12.179 BTC [-] -109705;1361838930;jurov;or put a trillion on "lessthan 1" -109704;1361838930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15478 @ 0.00076118 = 11.7815 BTC [-] -109703;1361838934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2464 @ 0.00075891 = 1.87 BTC [-] -109702;1361838936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11962 @ 0.00075883 = 9.0771 BTC [-] -109701;1361838945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17987 @ 0.00075864 = 13.6457 BTC [-] -109700;1361838947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36100 @ 0.00075743 = 27.3432 BTC [-] -109699;1361838949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14767 @ 0.00075619 = 11.1667 BTC [-] -109698;1361838951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00075518 = 5.3618 BTC [-] -109697;1361838952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00075418 = 5.958 BTC [-] -109696;1361838961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00075343 = 4.6713 BTC [-] -109695;1361838963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26700 @ 0.00075335 = 20.1144 BTC [-] -109694;1361838963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16853 @ 0.00075204 = 12.6741 BTC [-] -109693;1361838992;thestringpuller;there she pops -109692;1361839001;mircea_popescu;jurov is a trillion more than 0.01 btc yet ? -109691;1361839047;Namworld;mircea: it's always been. I'd exchange 0.01 BTC for a trillion anytime -109690;1361839074;mircea_popescu;:p -109689;1361839088;Namworld;Buy myself a few thousand gold bars and some companies... -109688;1361839142;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 530 @ 1.49949501 = 794.7324 BTC [-] -109687;1361839157;mircea_popescu;better off buying tungsten bars -109686;1361839162;jurov;should have sold moar at 77740.. but good :) -109685;1361839182;Namworld;Oh, I'm fine with buying tons of bars of every metal. -109684;1361839189;Namworld;Many large multinationals have a market cap uner 1 billion... I could buy myself a thousand multinationals at least -109683;1361839237;Bowjob;itd be nice if mr whale can bump dice to before pre erkik dump levels -109682;1361839277;jurov;seriously, when USG issues btc bonds, what interest rate would you ask? -109681;1361839291;jurov;i wouldn't go below 10% monthly -109680;1361839326;Namworld;I'd charge them royalties on the name BTC-BOND -109679;1361839327;dub;call me when its a palladium coin -109678;1361839330;thestringpuller;capital expenses -109677;1361839344;mircea_popescu;jurov why 10% ?! -109676;1361839350;thestringpuller;wow that put is deep in the money -109675;1361839364;Bugpowder_;shorting -109674;1361839382;Bugpowder_;its the fourth big short position added in the last 3 days -109673;1361839394;jurov;MPBOR+5% ... but should prolly ask more -109672;1361839411;Bowjob;you can lose from mpbor, right? -109671;1361839443;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ short put = long btc -109670;1361839459;jurov;mpbor itself is always positive... only the end result of mpoe can be negative, that's different thing -109669;1361839500;Bugpowder_;mircea_popescu: Thank you for today's lesson -109668;1361839521;mircea_popescu;lol -109667;1361839604;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: the whale lives! -109666;1361839615;mircea_popescu;o? -109665;1361839616;Namworld;jurov: MPBOR can be negative... -109664;1361839634;Namworld;no? -109663;1361839792;thestringpuller;no mircea eats the losses -109662;1361839822;jurov;look on https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlhB0UHVxS67dGpBc2Rub3FtLTdHZ3ZPb09DY2pHWlE -109661;1361839833;jurov;the "net result" can be negative -109660;1361839856;jurov;but mpbor was always positive (it's not there explicitly) -109659;1361839878;jurov;but you can compute it as interest paid out/raised capital -109658;1361839982;jurov;only when exercises + interest paid out > earnings from sales of options, then net result = mpbor -109657;1361839994;jurov;derp -109656;1361840003;jurov;only when exercises + interest paid out < earnings from sales of options, then net result = mpbor -109655;1361840293;Namworld;right -109654;1361840313;Namworld;still, MPBOR could be a big loser on a very bad month -109653;1361840323;Namworld;Although quite good history -109652;1361840331;thestringpuller;no -109651;1361840335;Bugpowder_;yes -109650;1361840346;thestringpuller;nooo! thats impossible -109649;1361840347;dub;maybe -109648;1361840365;mircea_popescu;has happened. -109647;1361840398;Namworld;MPBOR is funds lent for options? As such, losses by the options bot would be taken from MPBOR deposits nay? -109646;1361840433;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu usually ends up putting up capital in those scenarios -109645;1361840444;Bugpowder_;thestringpuller: you don't know what you are talking about -109644;1361840462;Bugpowder_;MPBOR is high risk, limited reward -109643;1361840466;jurov;yes but in the end the proportional part is taken from all bonds -109642;1361840481;Bugpowder_;Not attractive IMHO -109641;1361840492;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ it's only risk if it meets your desired reward. -109640;1361840500;Bugpowder_;what IS attractive is owning 85% of S.MPOE and collecting all the cream off the top -109639;1361840510;thestringpuller;lol -109638;1361840517;thestringpuller;expensive endeavor :P -109637;1361840546;jurov;Bugpowder_ that was last feasible in April -109636;1361840546;Bugpowder_;start your own MPOE -109635;1361840569;Bugpowder_;or at least an MPOE bot -109634;1361840578;thestringpuller;smickles tried that -109633;1361840584;thestringpuller;it lost money -109632;1361840584;Bugpowder_;the collateral requirements will kill you though -109631;1361840592;Bugpowder_;I am shocked -109630;1361840605;Bugpowder_;he kept buying high and selling low -109629;1361840607;thestringpuller;SOE bot didnt do so well :/ -109628;1361840625;Bugpowder_;or buying high and not selling actually -109627;1361840639;jurov;after MPBPT will get psychologically entrenched, we'll see ;) -109626;1361840651;jurov;it may cease being a passthrough -109625;1361840654;Namworld;didn't do too well eh... -109624;1361840689;jurov;but i prefer to run it as is now -109623;1361840696;Bugpowder_;I think you need minimum 10,000 BTC nut to run an options bot effectively -109622;1361840713;thestringpuller;maybe 5,000 btc... -109621;1361840714;mircea_popescu;you need infinite capital (tm) -109620;1361840721;thestringpuller;lol -109619;1361840724;mircea_popescu;srsly. -109618;1361840732;thestringpuller;ideally -109617;1361840761;Namworld;make a bot which keeps outbidding MPOE bot by 1 satoshi, and undercutting ask by 1 satoshi. -109616;1361840800;mircea_popescu;lol -109615;1361840802;Namworld;guaranteed win on others' algorythm without any of the work! -109614;1361840805;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 97 @ 0.00075 = 0.0728 BTC [+] -109613;1361840809;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5963 @ 0.00075 = 4.4723 BTC [+] -109612;1361840811;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1000 @ 0.00075 = 0.75 BTC [+] -109611;1361840863;jurov;Namworld, that bot still needs equal capital to most mpoe bondholders -109610;1361840899;Namworld;nah, not necessarily. Just make smaller amount both sides. -109609;1361840929;jurov;i had more devious idea... there are periods when mpoe bot is thinking and no offers are listed -109608;1361840948;jurov;was thinking to put some rotten apples there inbetween -109607;1361840968;jurov;but dunno how successfult would that be -109606;1361840983;Namworld;hmkay... probably not a lot considering the short timeframe -109605;1361841027;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 44 @ 0.00599 = 0.2636 BTC [-] -109604;1361841029;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 967 @ 0.006 = 5.802 BTC [+] -109603;1361841075;jurov;actually i remembered i did the frontrunning on options few months ago but stopped -109602;1361841100;jurov;i had to tie the bitcoins on multiple calls/puts and wait for weeks for some order to come -109601;1361841205;jurov;better to focus on frontrunning one or two most traded things -109600;1361841239;jurov;sigh...now if my bots weren't caught like deer in headlights on last spike -109599;1361841338;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.3499 = 1.7495 BTC [-] -109598;1361841338;jurov;but let them stay KISS... can't optimize for everything anyway -109597;1361841556;Bugpowder_;Namworld: Acutally that bot needs MORE capital since it does not appear that the MPOE bot counts created but non-sold options against the total capital -109596;1361841565;Bugpowder_;which dilutes the returns -109595;1361841601;jurov;the collateral for unsold options returns to you -109594;1361841609;Bugpowder_;yeah -109593;1361841617;Bugpowder_;but its not available for other offers -109592;1361841628;jurov;? -109591;1361841643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2547 @ 0.00075204 = 1.9154 BTC [-] -109590;1361841643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4111 @ 0.00075113 = 3.0879 BTC [-] -109589;1361841647;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.00609 = 0.0914 BTC [+] -109588;1361841649;jurov;if you do SPLIT/MKFUT, you DO get collateral - exercises back -109587;1361841656;jurov;in the end of month -109586;1361841658;Bugpowder_;;;calc 1000*75*2 -109585;1361841659;gribble;150000 -109584;1361841680;Bugpowder_;you need 150,000 BTC to offer up what the MPOE bot offers. -109583;1361841704;Bugpowder_;BEFORE anything gets sold -109582;1361841704;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 60 @ 0.0061 = 0.366 BTC [+] -109581;1361841847;jurov;it's 75 of them? not less? but you do have a point. -109580;1361842001;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3905 @ 0.00075 = 2.9288 BTC [+] -109579;1361842237;jurov;;;calc 100185337*0.00075/2 -109578;1361842238;gribble;37569.501375 -109577;1361842343;jurov;100million s.mpoe could have sold for 30-40k ... yea, nowhere near > 100k requried for collateral -109576;1361842411;Bugpowder_;It's a huge competitive advantage. -109575;1361842448;Bugpowder_;Other people basically are limited to placing bids and hoping someone shorts into them so they can then resell higher -109574;1361842577;jurov;there will be other options exchange soon, i'm interesting how they will solve this. -109573;1361842581;jurov;*interested -109572;1361842940;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 39 @ 0.58 = 22.62 BTC [-] -109571;1361842942;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 12 @ 0.58 = 6.96 BTC [-] -109570;1361843021;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1843 @ 0.0062 = 11.4266 BTC [-] -109569;1361843023;ThickAsThieves;what crawled up this guy's ass? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=145510.msg1559409#msg1559409 -109568;1361843087;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 940 @ 0.0061 = 5.734 BTC [+] -109567;1361843089;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0061 = 6.1 BTC [+] -109566;1361843128;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00619 BTC [+] -109565;1361843130;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0062 = 6.2 BTC [+] -109564;1361843131;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 994 @ 0.00623 = 6.1926 BTC [+] -109563;1361843133;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7000 @ 0.0063 = 44.1 BTC [+] -109562;1361843208;Namworld;Thick: He's saying "Blocking SD directly is the only known viable method of Bitcoin surviving this attack." and I think he's almost alone in that... -109561;1361843239;pigeons;i don't think he is -109560;1361843252;Namworld;Close to alone... -109559;1361843270;pigeons;i dont agree with him, i think fees need to go a lot higher -109558;1361843294;Namworld;Just doesn't fit Bitcoin's to start saying what is or what is not allowed. -109557;1361843315;Namworld;Only way to have a block against SD is if all miners simply exclude those transactions. -109556;1361843318;iz;pigeons: transactions relay to all nodes, regardless of the transaction fee -109555;1361843322;ThickAsThieves;fees will have to go higher if traffic slows -109554;1361843329;ThickAsThieves;right? -109553;1361843332;iz;the fees won't fix anything -109552;1361843343;iz;at least not with regard to SD -109551;1361843343;ThickAsThieves;if there's mass bitcoin adoption, people won't want to wait -109550;1361843356;ThickAsThieves;so paying fee is the only way to expedite -109549;1361843362;pigeons;iz: yes but if fees are higher people will be rewarded for their work, and spammers will be disincentivized -109548;1361843367;ThickAsThieves;and miners prioritize by value right? -109547;1361843371;iz;everyone relays transactions, even if they don't pickup the transaction and regardless of the fees -109546;1361843403;iz;pigeons: SD will still spam the network, regardless of the fees -109545;1361843420;ThickAsThieves;but the network seems to be doing fine, no? -109544;1361843425;iz;no -109543;1361843432;iz;have you seen how much the blockchain is growing? -109542;1361843435;ThickAsThieves;i have -109541;1361843449;ThickAsThieves;but all my transactions go thru quickly -109540;1361843455;ThickAsThieves;or, quick enough -109539;1361843462;jurov;oh not this again.... -109538;1361843467;iz;basically we are recording all SD transaction history in the blockchain forever -109537;1361843470;iz;that everyone downloads -109536;1361843480;ThickAsThieves;theyd dont have to -109535;1361843491;ThickAsThieves;they can use web-based wallets -109534;1361843493;Namworld;iz: so what? -109533;1361843496;jurov;the blockchain is fine. I'll happily accept 1TB per month if that enables btc to be widely used -109532;1361843522;iz;transaction fees won't make a difference until we start hitting the max blocksize -109531;1361843523;Bowjob;if you didnt pay the tx fee, how long will it take? -109530;1361843552;ThickAsThieves;i mean really, the wait time to let qt sync was too long for the average person a while ago -109529;1361843594;iz;i'm just saying it's not a non-problem, not that it's an insurmountable one -109528;1361843599;ThickAsThieves;word -109527;1361843606;ThickAsThieves;i wasnt trying to kick up the debate -109526;1361843654;ThickAsThieves;just amused that the guy thinks he can lean so far in one direction and not fall over -109525;1361843694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1 @ 0.00196487 BTC [-] -109524;1361843836;Ukto;evening Namworld -109523;1361843877;Ukto;somehow I didnt see you talking earlier. hehe -109522;1361844100;Namworld;eh -109521;1361844586;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 910 @ 0.0022 = 2.002 BTC [+] -109520;1361844774;dub;jurov: how many nodes will be running under a +1tb/month scenario? -109519;1361844801;jurov;any business with some employees can afford that -109518;1361844811;dub;jurov: how much confidence will people have in bitcoin if there are only 7 nodes -109517;1361844834;jurov;let's say it will happen in 2 years -109516;1361844843;jurov;there will be 10TB hard drives -109515;1361844861;jurov;for the same prices as 2Tb today -109514;1361844908;dub;the reality is SD exploits a weakness in bitcoin -109513;1361844909;jurov;don't tell me only 7 nodes can afford buying one harddrive per year -109512;1361844941;iz;how many would care enough to? -109511;1361844956;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 3 @ 0.0022 = 0.0066 BTC [+] -109510;1361844962;iz;maybe in 2 years there is something else that doesn't have the same flaws being actively exploited to the detriment of everyone else.. -109509;1361844968;jurov;anyone who wants to accept transactions -109508;1361844974;dub;it spreads teh cost of its spam attack to idiots already willing to throw money away -109507;1361844993;dub;what SD does can be achieved in a scalable way easily -109506;1361845006;iz;just because the problem can be solved by stupidly throwing money at it, doesn't mean it's not a problem that could have a more elegant solution -109505;1361845010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 498 @ 0.00196487 = 0.9785 BTC [-] -109504;1361845011;maximian;SD just amplifies that weakness. and if it wasn't SD it'd be someone else. The problem has to be solved, and it can't be solved by banning. It's a fundamental architectural problem. -109503;1361845011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 457 @ 0.00196488 = 0.898 BTC [+] -109502;1361845013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 45 @ 0.001965 = 0.0884 BTC [+] -109501;1361845039;dub;maximian: the weakness was always there, the cost for one person to attack was prohibitive, SD works aroudn that -109500;1361845056;jurov;so maybe you should stop alienating evoorhees and make that easier for him to do that way? -109499;1361845067;maximian;because of zero confs? -109498;1361845085;dub;jurov: wat -109497;1361845099;jurov;and my 2cents... if bitcoin will be centralized, it will not be because of blocksize, but because of asics -109496;1361845163;dub;my 2c.. I could run a bitcoin node on 1990's hardware before SD -109495;1361845172;jurov;as asicminer handily proved -109494;1361845185;dub;how long before we can't run one on 2012 hardware? -109493;1361845190;iz;yeah, everyone is a node, even if they aren't mining -109492;1361845221;iz;this is a problem with bitcoin p2p, not really just with bitcoin mining -109491;1361845273;jurov;miners' pipe dreams... bitcoins should be forever limited to 7tx/second. because obviously having $50 tx fees will give power to teh people -109490;1361845277;dub;and btw the '90s hardware problem is processing not disk -109489;1361845339;jurov;99% people will not ever see a bitcoin in whole life, but they will be able to run full node, that's the ideal -109488;1361845363;dub;i have no idea what you just said -109487;1361845399;jurov;i'll try again. how many businesses own a car? -109486;1361845456;jurov;why wouldn't they pay much less for a full node that can deal with 1TB/month to enable them access to bitcoin system? -109485;1361845474;iz;lol -109484;1361845485;iz;you failed on that try -109483;1361845498;jurov;why not? -109482;1361845513;dub;typically I would say that a high end server is more expensive for a business than a car -109481;1361845530;OneMiner;7tx/sec = 604,800/day. Not nearly enough. -109480;1361845545;iz;jurov: because credit card payment processing is cheaper than that. -109479;1361845573;jurov;1. that does not need hig end server -109478;1361845586;jurov;2. credit cards are *expensive* for merchants -109477;1361845607;iz;why would a business pay more for bitcoin processing, when they could just do "expensive" credit card processing that is accepted by way more clients? -109476;1361845641;jurov;so they shouldn't use bitcoin, you say? -109475;1361845657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7168 @ 0.00075677 = 5.4245 BTC [+] -109474;1361845660;jurov;with 604,800 txs/day they will not, indeed -109473;1361845662;iz;you're basically trying to say that credit card processing is too expensive out of one side of your mouth, while saying any business that wants to use bitcoin should be have plenty of money to blow -109472;1361845672;jurov;only banks and govts will use bitcoin in the end -109471;1361845692;iz;anyway.. i'm gonna head home now.. peace all -109470;1361845722;dub;jurov: I don;t hink anyone is arguing against that, if adoption is successful -109469;1361845731;dub;don't think* -109468;1361845734;jurov;if you insist accepting 1TB/mon means blowing tons of money.... -109467;1361845738;jurov;be it so -109466;1361845743;jurov;i can do it chepaer -109465;1361845752;jurov;peace -109464;1361845788;OneMiner;More transactions is better than less. In the future we won't have 2012 hardware, we'll have future hardware. -109463;1361845797;dub;do you know how much 1TB costs businesses? -109462;1361845810;dub;its a LOT more than it costs you -109461;1361845838;Bowjob;the tx is still unconfirmed wtf -109460;1361845858;jurov;if they have to back the terabyte up, then yeah -109459;1361845868;dub;talk to a SAN guy -109458;1361845887;Bowjob;http://blockchain.info/tx-index/56416802/e70e54774c58101e7a6de4bcc5a04a9f3091cee4022965aebc264a705cb3c732 -109457;1361845892;dub;proper storage is not cheap -109456;1361845897;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 10 @ 0.0841 = 0.841 BTC [-] -109455;1361845914;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 20 @ 0.0841 = 1.682 BTC [-] -109454;1361845939;jurov;blockchain doesn't need to be stored properly. you just buy commoditized server with it preinstalled and backup only the wallet. it breaks? buy another one -109453;1361845962;jurov;or copy it from guy next door -109452;1361845974;dub;businesses don't do that -109451;1361845998;jurov;okay, you say so -109450;1361846019;jurov;i was admin too, saw how things are done -109449;1361846030;jurov;just in other part of the world -109448;1361846051;OneMiner;Ya, the blockchain isn't going to be lost for long if it is lost. I don't think they'd need anything fancy for it. -109447;1361846168;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 4 @ 0.38 = 1.52 BTC [-] -109446;1361846170;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 26 @ 0.393 = 10.218 BTC [+] -109445;1361846188;dub;the issue is that you need to get critical mass before all the businesses are going to look after the network for you -109444;1361846219;dub;if you make it prohibitive for Joe Asshat to do it for you until then, then you never get there -109443;1361846232;jurov;how you want to get critical mass when it can't handle even one casino??? -109442;1361846256;dub;you get that casino to keep its own database -109441;1361846266;jurov;errr...it can handle it finely, just some peeps fear it irrationally -109440;1361846270;dub;instead of using yours that isn't designed for that -109439;1361846276;iz;casinos usually use chips, and don't have their clients bet using credit card payments -109438;1361846280;OneMiner;It's how that casino is doing it's business. You don't go up and change money after every bet when you are in a casino, do you? -109437;1361846298;dub;OneMiner: good analogy -109436;1361846327;jurov;now imagine million supermarkers/car dealers/etc. in the place of that casino] -109435;1361846349;dub;imagine a supermarket where you can only pay for one item at a time -109434;1361846350;jurov;they do need to charge money every time -109433;1361846392;iz;one item at a time though? -109432;1361846392;mircea_popescu;i can't believe this debate still exists. -109431;1361846406;dub;I don't think its going away -109430;1361846407;mircea_popescu;the jesuscrazy people were defeated already. forget about it. -109429;1361846409;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [+] -109428;1361846409;OneMiner;jurov With SD a single person can place many bets with a small amount of coins. Each bet = two transactions. If it was a supermarket, they'd have to be making a seperate transaction for each product, overcharging you by a little and sending you a satoshi back. THEN it would be similar. -109427;1361846412;dub;either SD changes or bitcoin does -109426;1361846414;mircea_popescu;it's like arguing the peace of westfalia. -109425;1361846463;jurov;you will kill bitcoin together with sd, then. at least prevent the mass adoption you are dreaming about. -109424;1361846492;dub;equally you will kill it if nobody can run a node -109423;1361846496;OneMiner;Not at all! I'd argue that the network is handling it very well. -109422;1361846513;mircea_popescu;look! it's really simple! bitcoin was designed to do 1mb blocks. if it can't do 1mb blocks it sucks, dies, we move to solidcoin. -109421;1361846520;iz;someone just needs to make a better version of SD that works in harmony with bitcoin -109420;1361846524;mircea_popescu;if it can do 1mb blocks and they get filled, tx fees increase -109419;1361846540;jurov;it was not designed to do 1mb blocks. it was just some limit to try with -109418;1361846545;mircea_popescu;right. -109417;1361846551;mircea_popescu;if it can't do EVEN THAT then forget it. -109416;1361846556;mircea_popescu;iz no. -109415;1361846565;mircea_popescu;bitcoin needs to be able to stfu and suck this cock. -109414;1361846579;mircea_popescu;suck it well, ask for seconds. -109413;1361846586;mircea_popescu;then maybe it gets seconds. -109412;1361846603;jurov;iz, you're going to cripple the whole system just because of political reason, don't you see that? -109411;1361846617;dub;its not political its technical -109410;1361846629;dub;SD does not scale -109409;1361846630;iz;jurov: how would my proposal of creating a better version of SD going to cripple the whole system? -109408;1361846636;mircea_popescu;sigh. -109407;1361846646;iz;what do you even think would "cripple the whole system"? -109406;1361846651;mircea_popescu;iz you do not get to tell people how to use it. -109405;1361846652;ThickAsThieves;because it doesnt stop someone else from making the same problem in a new way -109404;1361846662;mircea_popescu;why is this so difficult to grasp ? -109403;1361846665;dub;iz: making rules, you know like the evil state -109402;1361846672;iz;i'm not telling people how to use it, i just suggested making a better alternative that people could choose to use -109401;1361846678;mircea_popescu;so make it. -109400;1361846683;iz;the problem is that there isn't an alternative -109399;1361846683;dub;it breaks teh very libertarianality of bitcoin!!!! -109398;1361846683;jurov;iz, preventing bitcoin to actually accept enough transactions to be really used -109397;1361846686;OneMiner;SD is doing it wrong. But it's up to miners to increase the TX fee and price them out of business. But it's democratic. Each miner will have to choose to allow 0.0005BTC fees or not. -109396;1361846704;OneMiner;I've set my fee one unit higher personally. -109395;1361846709;mircea_popescu;OneMiner except it's already been argued to death. -109394;1361846723;mircea_popescu;as it is, if miners tried it sd would just make its own miner drive the other miners out of business. -109393;1361846730;jurov;if it was anything other "more useful" that SD would you accept raising the limit? -109392;1361846738;OneMiner;That'll continue, it's up to them. -109391;1361846739;jurov;if yes, then it is political indeed -109390;1361846747;ThickAsThieves;make an alt coin for every bulky service -109389;1361846787;iz;mircea_popescu: i'm still afraid of the legal implications of running a gambling business -109388;1361846789;jcpham;if cgminer had a "no sd" flag, i'd set it -109387;1361846791;ThickAsThieves;if cryptocurrency is widely adopted, it's probly what will happen anyway -109386;1361846796;iz;that's why i'm not doing it -109385;1361846798;jcpham;otherwise my pools include sd blocks -109384;1361846801;ThickAsThieves;alt coin for every gov -109383;1361846804;jcpham;faik -109382;1361846807;iz;but SD is braindead simple to make a clone of -109381;1361846812;mircea_popescu;sigh. -109380;1361846818;iz;it's just rolling dice -109379;1361846825;OneMiner;jcpham do you pool mine? -109378;1361846831;mircea_popescu;i guess every coder has to be humiliated individually to get it. -109377;1361846832;jcpham;yes -109376;1361846852;OneMiner;jcpham Then the best you can do is mine in a pool that blocks those transactions. -109375;1361846862;jcpham;i mine at hashpower.com -109374;1361846865;jcpham;you can lease me -109373;1361846900;OneMiner;And it's not a scalpel, it's a grenade. You'd block all TXs with SDs fee or lower. -109372;1361846906;jcpham;see what i did there -109371;1361846915;OneMiner;jcpham I was too. Now I'm on p2pool. -109370;1361846932;OneMiner;I can make my own choices now. I'm independent. :) -109369;1361846957;jcpham;i think i just mined a bajillion freicon last week -109368;1361846969;jcpham;*freicoin -109367;1361846982;Bowjob;i got like 1500 friecoin.. whats the exchange rate now -109366;1361846988;OneMiner;haha, I've been trying to get merged mining going with p2pool. I think I messed it up somehow. :( -109365;1361846990;jcpham;no clue -109364;1361846999;jcpham;i solo mined..... -109363;1361847004;jcpham;36 blocks/sec -109362;1361847007;jcpham;i swear -109361;1361847012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00075677 = 10.065 BTC [+] -109360;1361847036;Guest36719;iz : no miner has the initiative not to accept 1 satoshi fee tx -109359;1361847058;kakobreklaa;except for the stupid ones -109358;1361847075;jcpham;i mine for profit...whoever pays the most -109357;1361847124;dub;you just stick your mining cock in any hole that comes along -109356;1361847127;Bowjob;if you dont pay the tx fee.. how long will it take to confirm? -109355;1361847131;dub;you don't decide what tx get through -109354;1361847162;kakobreklaa;moving old coins is free -109353;1361847179;Bowjob;e70e54774c58101e7a6de4bcc5a04a9f3091cee4022965aebc264a705cb3c732 -109352;1361847180;OneMiner;Bowjob If my miner was the only one in the world, it wouldn't go through. -109351;1361847196;Bowjob;the guy didnt put a tx. -_- still waiting for it to confirm -109350;1361847213;OneMiner;How cheap.... The fee is almost nothing. -109349;1361847247;Bowjob;I clicked on "Relayed by IP".. -109348;1361847258;Bowjob;a bunch of ips appeared.. is taht a good thing orr.. -109347;1361847290;kakobreklaa;its ok -109346;1361847294;OneMiner;Means that those nodes broadcasted the TX. -109345;1361847298;kakobreklaa;are you making your first btc tx? -109344;1361847305;OneMiner;The network has seen it. -109343;1361848519;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4035 @ 0.00075 = 3.0263 BTC [+] -109342;1361848910;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.65 = 1.95 BTC [+] -109341;1361848970;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.635 = 8.89 BTC [-] -109340;1361849126;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -109339;1361849128;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.25402, Best ask: 30.35001, Bid-ask spread: 0.09599, Last trade: 30.38000, 24 hour volume: 26226.94641198, 24 hour low: 29.60000, 24 hour high: 30.40000, 24 hour vwap: 30.10472 -109338;1361849570;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 35 @ 1 = 35 BTC [+] -109337;1361849867;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P330T] 750 @ 0.34699613 = 260.2471 BTC [-] -109336;1361849869;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P310T] 1000 @ 0.29393728 = 293.9373 BTC -109335;1361851646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00075113 = 1.8778 BTC [-] -109334;1361853055;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 25 @ 0.3499 = 8.7475 BTC [-] -109333;1361853085;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 25 @ 0.33311 = 8.3278 BTC [-] -109332;1361853129;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.34 = 1.02 BTC [+] -109331;1361853133;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.3331 = 1.9986 BTC [-] -109330;1361853576;mircea_popescu;whoa less than 2! -109329;1361853617;kakobreklaa;the what? -109328;1361853665;mircea_popescu;Guest00001 -109327;1361853687;swhitt;$36k payout -109326;1361853692;mircea_popescu;hit it! -109325;1361853776;mircea_popescu;there's kinda insufficient drama, if this keeps up bitcoin will tank -109324;1361853806;swhitt;manufacture some -109323;1361853831;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 15.9 = 31.8 BTC [+] -109322;1361853870;mircea_popescu;nah it'd be too easy -109321;1361853994;mircea_popescu;http://www.par-anoia.net/releases2013.html -109320;1361854032;swhitt;has there ever been a >2 part of the chain orphaned? -109319;1361854190;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 16 BTC [+] -109318;1361854218;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure -109317;1361854252;mircea_popescu;50+ was the record iirc -109316;1361856008;ThickAsThieves;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status-2.html#post16043 -109315;1361856244;ThickAsThieves;i suppose that makes the bitbet pretty much resolved... -109314;1361856260;mircea_popescu;The simple fact of the matter is there hasn't been any solid updates to offer. -109313;1361856264;mircea_popescu;myeah -109312;1361856265;mircea_popescu;a well. -109311;1361856298;mircea_popescu;"As I've written in previous posts, we are dealing with such an accelerated time scale that all of these facilities simply aren't used to dealing with." -109310;1361856299;mircea_popescu;le lol. -109309;1361856345;ThickAsThieves;that's american industry for you i guess -109308;1361856357;ThickAsThieves;shoulda made em in china -109307;1361856390;mircea_popescu;We expect at least some of the chips to be on their way to Chicago by Tuesday, where they will be mounted and sent out to our engineers and KC for testing and final MCU programming. -109306;1361856409;mircea_popescu;yup, he's not making march 1st. -109305;1361856425;ThickAsThieves;i'm no engineer, but it sounds so ghetto to be wasting 1000 chips to do a macguyver test -109304;1361856426;mircea_popescu;Right now, I'm planning on a week from Friday to be the day -109303;1361856433;mircea_popescu;way ghetto. -109302;1361856436;mircea_popescu;this is never delivering. -109301;1361856483;pigeons;never we think they'll next tuesday, always we think they'll be on the way to another step by next tuesday -109300;1361856490;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.0763 BTC [-] -109299;1361856508;mircea_popescu;well, as it turns out that 1500 btc on bitbet will be the most btc anyone makes out of bfl -109298;1361856514;ThickAsThieves;lol -109297;1361856517;Bowjob;hahah -109296;1361856524;Bowjob;mp have you actually bet on it? -109295;1361856527;mircea_popescu;yes. -109294;1361856529;ThickAsThieves;although, what if he's baiting the bet -109293;1361856536;Bowjob;you're the 200 BTC no? -109292;1361856537;ThickAsThieves;unlikely -109291;1361856542;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves it's closed already, so what can it do ? -109290;1361856544;ThickAsThieves;but a big mess if he did -109289;1361856550;ThickAsThieves;i meant if it resolved -109288;1361856551;Bowjob;theres this 500 BTC bet on yes -109287;1361856557;Bowjob;that hurts like a bitch -109286;1361856559;ThickAsThieves;before the 1st -109285;1361856631;Bowjob;josh could have come clean and tell us he couldnt ship by 1st -109284;1361856636;mircea_popescu;16-02-13 01:27 No -109283;1361856638;Bowjob;but instead he said "its close" -109282;1361856639;mircea_popescu;i like that string of no -109281;1361856651;mircea_popescu;like 20+ bets lol -109280;1361856701;ThickAsThieves;a 50btc bet at 710 weight -109279;1361856716;ThickAsThieves;does that even make any profit? -109278;1361856766;mircea_popescu;you always make a profit. -109277;1361856770;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -109276;1361856794;mircea_popescu;;;calc 710 * 50 / 60000000 * 800 -109275;1361856795;gribble;0.473333333333 -109274;1361856807;Bowjob;theres only like 3 big YES votes on the side -109273;1361856812;mircea_popescu;aaactually... i think you're right, he owes .5 to the house and makes .473 -109272;1361856813;Bowjob;500, 100, and 115 -109271;1361856813;mircea_popescu;net loss -109270;1361856825;ThickAsThieves;sad -109269;1361856858;Bowjob;was the 50 btc you? -109268;1361856870;ThickAsThieves;nah -109267;1361856876;ThickAsThieves;i didnt bet in that one -109266;1361856884;Bowjob;so they lose money on it.. even if they won? -109265;1361856906;mircea_popescu;yeah like 0.03 btc -109264;1361856958;ThickAsThieves;the huge bets just felt like something fishy was going on -109263;1361856962;ThickAsThieves;so i stayed out of it -109262;1361856970;Bowjob;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status-2.html#post16043 -109261;1361856974;mircea_popescu;only fair, bets on the 21st that bfl won't deliver by 1st -109260;1361856976;Bowjob;delicious update delay again -109259;1361856990;mircea_popescu;Bowjob at least they beat all other vendors. -109258;1361857001;Bowjob;huh -109257;1361857001;Bowjob;how -109256;1361857006;mircea_popescu;also "everyone knows" bfl is worth more than mpex -109255;1361857013;mircea_popescu;Bowjob : /sarcasm -109254;1361857013;Bowjob;lol -109253;1361857028;mircea_popescu;that dude was such a lolcow i'll be sad to see him go -109252;1361857053;Bowjob;shits about to hit the fan.. bfl customers who used to defend josh are getting pissed -109251;1361857056;mircea_popescu;then again this is bitcoin, he'll prolly be making status updates in like... may. -109250;1361857060;Bowjob;if they werent already -109249;1361857065;ThickAsThieves;mp wanted drama -109248;1361857079;Bowjob;id have to ask josh to fuck up on this one, till my avalon arrives -109247;1361857080;mircea_popescu;ya, ty bitcoin goddess, satisfactory dramadelivery. -109246;1361857080;ThickAsThieves;does bfl allow refunds? -109245;1361857084;Bowjob;looks like i wont have to lol -109244;1361857090;Bowjob;yeah, they do -109243;1361857096;ThickAsThieves;ouch -109242;1361857099;Bowjob;but people who ordered way back then -109241;1361857106;Bowjob;would not get their btc back -109240;1361857107;mircea_popescu;they only allow refunds after jan 1st. -109239;1361857119;Bowjob;oh even worse lol -109238;1361857124;Bowjob;its like a stop loss order.. -109237;1361857128;ThickAsThieves;so if you ordered in 2013 you can get your money back -109236;1361857133;mircea_popescu;well ya, you sent 500 btc in october, you get 200 btc back today. -109235;1361857139;ThickAsThieves;ick -109234;1361857143;Bowjob;^ 300 btc for bfl free -109233;1361857143;Bowjob;lol -109232;1361857151;mircea_popescu;nice biz huh. -109231;1361857153;kakobreklaa;those low-weight no-ers on BFL bet will be pissed. -109230;1361857178;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa they thought they were smart :D -109229;1361857181;Bowjob;its better to take a refund and take the loss.. before btc rallies up again -109228;1361857193;Bowjob;rather than go all or nothing -109227;1361857203;Bowjob;but they prolly wont do it. -109226;1361857203;mircea_popescu;Bowjob nobody sensible has any money left with them anyway -109225;1361857214;ThickAsThieves;this is such a huge idiot trap -109224;1361857215;mircea_popescu;a few hardocre believers aka idiots, who got burned in any scam available. -109223;1361857220;mircea_popescu;starting with p[irate. -109222;1361857227;mircea_popescu;some people just aren't made to handle money is all. -109221;1361857231;Bowjob;i dodged all bullets so far lol -109220;1361857231;ThickAsThieves;like smarter people will get refunds -109219;1361857243;ThickAsThieves;and then BFL will sell to people -109218;1361857248;ThickAsThieves;and theyll all be late to the party -109217;1361857257;ThickAsThieves;making .0003 btc/day -109216;1361857278;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves actually asic is only mining what, 4-5 th ? -109215;1361857283;ThickAsThieves;true -109214;1361857284;mircea_popescu;and avalon is still in limboland -109213;1361857289;Namworld;.0003 BTC might be a bit exaggerated... but yeah -109212;1361857291;ThickAsThieves;asicminer is pretty behind it seems -109211;1361857300;ThickAsThieves;they said 12TH by the 1st i thought -109210;1361857304;mircea_popescu;everyone's behind everyone else, this is like the asic olympics -109209;1361857314;kakobreklaa;lol -109208;1361857329;mircea_popescu;i tell you, if asics were girls i'd be damned worried -109207;1361857334;mircea_popescu;everyone's late. -109206;1361857344;mod6;haha -109205;1361857360;mircea_popescu;"dude, i took my girlfriends to this party -109204;1361857365;mircea_popescu;and now three weeks later everyone's late -109203;1361857369;mircea_popescu;i dunno what we did there" -109202;1361857403;mod6;*grin* -109201;1361857409;ThickAsThieves;i wonder how many people are submitting return requests tonight -109200;1361857480;kakobreklaa;assbot would say, they are more fucked than whores at closin time -109199;1361857485;mircea_popescu;lol -109198;1361857514;Bowjob;josh says 1 week..(1 month) for this to be done -109197;1361857551;dub;do we know if people who won the BFL order number lottery have been contacted? -109196;1361857609;dub;ie, those that will get a 1st round unit -109195;1361857611;ThickAsThieves;doubtful, i think the first sign things are shipping is when they ask for people to send their trade-ins -109194;1361857648;ThickAsThieves;which is absent from this update -109193;1361857769;dub;cool, I guess there is still a chance of sprinkles on this shit sandwich -109192;1361857824;Bowjob;I managed to sell 50k XRP for 1 BTC -109191;1361857835;dub;wat is xrp -109190;1361857844;Bowjob;I don't know if I did something smart or stupid -109189;1361857852;Bowjob;ripple credits -109188;1361857859;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8355 @ 0.00075113 = 6.2757 BTC [-] -109187;1361858002;Namworld;There's 100 billion XRP created right off the bat -109186;1361858012;dub;at this point suppose knowing what ripple is might help -109185;1361858013;Namworld;Making XRP worth 2,000,000 BTC at that price -109184;1361858021;Namworld;So you sold them for a LOT -109183;1361858036;Namworld;XRP is super easily available -109182;1361858078;ThickAsThieves;is xrp unlimited? -109181;1361858093;ThickAsThieves;or just that 100bil only? -109180;1361858118;Bowjob;100 bill, as money get sent around theres a small fee -109179;1361858124;Bowjob;less than a cent -109178;1361858277;Namworld;I love how my ripple address ends by Sir N -109177;1361858594;ThickAsThieves;another lol for you https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146826.msg1558001#msg1558001 -109176;1361858603;ThickAsThieves;"Ill pay you 1BTC to buy the goldbar so I dont lose it" -109175;1361858724;Namworld;Hmm, I'll buy 10 million XRP for a BTC. Anyone? =P -109174;1361858777;Bowjob;nam ill buy 50k xrp for .2 btc -109173;1361858781;Bowjob;deal? :p -109172;1361858886;Namworld;nay =/ -109171;1361858899;Namworld;looks like it's overpriced right now -109170;1361858908;Namworld;I'll sell and wait to buy back -109169;1361858937;Namworld;What's your ripple name? -109168;1361859006;Bowjob;rwAUfq4CjYut43iY8vut3KwujqFSGR1j5o -109167;1361859010;Bowjob;ninjafruit -109166;1361859050;Bowjob;im still trying to figure out how this thing works -109165;1361859060;Bowjob;how do I view the ordebook -109164;1361859205;Namworld;yeah, I don't understand that either -109163;1361859226;Bowjob;i'll just sit it out. i have 50k left -109162;1361859231;Bowjob;lets see if this goes somewhere -109161;1361859254;Bowjob;I want to see 1 XRP = 1 dollar -109160;1361859356;Namworld;good luck... would need market cap to reach 100 billion -109159;1361859384;grubles;selling 50k ripples -109158;1361859436;ThickAsThieves;seems to be a firm ceiling at 30.40 at mtgox -109157;1361859438;Namworld;Ok, I don't know how it works at all... -109156;1361859451;Namworld;How do we get other currencies? -109155;1361859744;Bowjob;well the rocket is simply refueling -109154;1361859747;Bowjob;just wait -109153;1361859751;Namworld;I think I get it... -109152;1361859755;ThickAsThieves;arent ripples just IOUs mixed with otc ratings? -109151;1361859769;ThickAsThieves;or something -109150;1361859771;Namworld;People must assign trust to "gateways" which I think are like exchangers -109149;1361859809;Namworld;and these gateways assign currencies like USD/BTC/AUD/GBP/etc to users... and they can send it around if they trust the gateway... -109148;1361859825;ThickAsThieves;and people will treat it like Facebook Likes -109147;1361859830;ThickAsThieves;trust me and i'll trust you back -109146;1361859840;Namworld;So one has to deposit funds to a gateway to deposit it and withdraw from a gateway. -109145;1361859870;Namworld;I don't think it works like that Thick... -109144;1361859891;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 16.9 BTC [+] -109143;1361859921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5132 @ 0.00075677 = 3.8837 BTC [+] -109142;1361859923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4468 @ 0.00076936 = 3.4375 BTC [+] -109141;1361859925;Bowjob;Holee schitt -109140;1361859930;Bowjob;Havelockkkkkkkk -109139;1361859983;Bowjob;I remember when it was 12 BTCs -109138;1361859983;ThickAsThieves;i'm not sure how it works either, i just saw some people talking about that as one of the weaknesses -109137;1361859997;Bowjob;and they released at 4.6 BTC per share -109136;1361860000;Bowjob;jezzus -109135;1361860256;Namworld;aye -109134;1361860271;Namworld;Well BitPride/Ziggap going fast it seems =/ -109133;1361860301;dub;is ripple solidcoin 3? -109132;1361860325;Namworld;ripple isn't supposed to be a currency you trade for money -109131;1361860350;Namworld;they're supposed to be preminted token used to create orders in the system upon which they're destroyed. -109130;1361860369;Namworld;People are supposed to trade in a peer to peer fashion other currencies, like BTC/USD or stuff... -109129;1361860382;Namworld;or something like that I think -109128;1361860442;ThickAsThieves;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/197h9g/namecheap_considering_bitcoin/ -109127;1361860456;ThickAsThieves;top comment says they are gonna do it -109126;1361860481;Namworld;Good for them -109125;1361860565;BitHub;i'm down for the AUD end -109124;1361860692;BitHub;i was thinking about that other day Nam, i was even offering people access to the australian market in exchange for access to their countries market -109123;1361860700;BitHub;need to build a very trusted network -109122;1361860719;BitHub;while also taken care of the accountanting, tax side -109121;1361860756;BitHub;i'll also be working on peso next year, but doing AUD market for now. -109120;1361860767;Ukto;which peso? -109119;1361860771;Ukto;there are like 20 diff kinds -109118;1361860772;BitHub;;) -109117;1361860775;Ukto;columbian? -109116;1361860776;Ukto;:P -109115;1361860783;BitHub;why do you think i said peso hehe -109114;1361860795;BitHub;of course i will share that infomation later on :) -109113;1361860995;BitHub;i dislike this whole cashing back out for fiat tho -109112;1361861031;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -109111;1361861089;BitHub;nothing personal, just complicated things. -109110;1361861095;BitHub;s -109109;1361861192;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1875 @ 0.0061 = 11.4375 BTC [-] -109108;1361861195;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3000 @ 0.006 = 18 BTC [-] -109107;1361861362;dub;http://i.imgur.com/CaiOJXo.png wtf is this? 90k btc for 11k xrp? -109106;1361861420;Bowjob;Hey I'll take that offer -109105;1361861434;Bowjob;is that a fat finger or?? -109104;1361861499;Namworld;Do you trust the guy? No? Then don't accept the trade... -109103;1361861519;Namworld;Ripple doesn't hold any currency, the user does. -109102;1361861530;Namworld;I think it's supposed to be working with Gateways. -109101;1361861612;Namworld;Trusted gateways give you money on Ripple. You trust the gateway. The gateway give funds to the guy, who sells it to you. You withdraw at the gateway. Or from the guy if it's not issued by a gateway and you trust the person. -109100;1361861631;Bowjob;whats a gateway -109099;1361861634;Namworld;I think it works basically with users issue BTC/USD/etc themselves -109098;1361861646;Namworld;and you trust money issued by certain users -109097;1361861655;Namworld;A gateway would be a trust user -109096;1361861670;BitHub;aka bitcoin agent -109095;1361861679;BitHub;broker -109094;1361861681;BitHub;etc -109093;1361861683;Namworld;ask Joel Katz on the forum, or something like that. Or look for it on the forum. I don't know much about how Ripple works exactly. -109092;1361861743;Namworld;Basically the thing is way too complicated for me to even want to mess around with it. -109091;1361861760;Bowjob;bitcoin is already confusing to the general public -109090;1361861769;Bowjob;now theres XRPs too -109089;1361861770;Bowjob;lol -109088;1361861773;Namworld;I need to build a network of contact to find trade offers and have to find gateways I trust as a source to accept funds -109087;1361861810;Namworld;not that the concept is bad... but building itthe network from the grounds up would be considerable work... -109086;1361861813;BitHub;gateways taken offers at market price? -109085;1361861821;BitHub;what country are you in nam? -109084;1361861883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00076936 = 2.6543 BTC [+] -109083;1361861923;Namworld;Canada -109082;1361861987;BitHub;hmm -109081;1361862099;BitHub;are you buying and selling btc within canada atm? -109080;1361862139;Namworld;On occasions, yes -109079;1361862354;Namworld;mircea_popescu: sorry to be dicking around like that and asking already for a withdrawal just after depositing, but my funds are once again needed elsewhere. -109078;1361862397;Namworld;Sheesh, with all the BitVPS shares, S.DICE and other stuff I have, I don't have much capital laying around -109077;1361862924;Namworld;Also I placed 5120 S.DICE-PT for sal at 0.0062 if someone wanted to load up before the dividend. -109076;1361863010;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 16.95 BTC [+] -109075;1361863130;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.675 = 4.05 BTC [+] -109074;1361863132;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.675 = 2.7 BTC [+] -109073;1361863190;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 17 BTC [+] -109072;1361863265;Bowjob;Just wtf is going on at Havelock lol -109071;1361863291;ThickAsThieves;;;bc;stats -109070;1361863292;gribble;Error: "bc;stats" is not a valid command. -109069;1361863307;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -109068;1361863309;gribble;Current Blocks: 223169 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 606 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 1 hour, 27 minutes, and 16 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4373609.64927 | Estimated Percent Change: 19.79172 -109067;1361863310;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.678 BTC [+] -109066;1361863321;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -109065;1361863331;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4373609.64927 based on data since last change | 4587789.77324 based on data for last three days -109064;1361863371;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.678 BTC [+] -109063;1361863396;Namworld;Havelock... the overpriced market... -109062;1361863403;Namworld;I want to arbitrage that =/ -109061;1361863412;ThickAsThieves;can say the same about mpex too this week -109060;1361863421;Namworld;aight -109059;1361863534;Namworld;Thank you mircea -109058;1361863561;Namworld;MPEx probably has the fastest withdrawal/deposit time for manual processing. -109057;1361863672;mircea_popescu; Just wtf is going on at Havelock lol << what ? -109056;1361863715;Bowjob;the HIM fund just went up crazy -109055;1361863723;mircea_popescu;what's that even -109054;1361891527;Namworld;BitVPS is on BTCT.co, Ziggap is on BitFunder -109053;1361891607;Eduard_Munteanu;Namworld: I'm not sure I get it, is 30BTC a fee, or do you get to use it after registering? -109052;1361891618;Namworld;It's a fee -109051;1361891619;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu it's a fee. -109050;1361891653;Namworld;It goes into profits for the exchange and fees are distributed to MPOE holders -109049;1361891657;Eduard_Munteanu;I see. -109048;1361891663;mircea_popescu;also, are you romanian ? -109047;1361891673;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: yes :) -109046;1361891679;mircea_popescu;haha cool. -109045;1361891688;mircea_popescu;you're like the first i think.. -109044;1361891705;Eduard_Munteanu;Interesting. I think I got PMed by another one on #bitcoin. -109043;1361891720;Eduard_Munteanu;I don't remember the nick unfortunately. -109042;1361891722;mircea_popescu;not in bitcoin, on mpex. -109041;1361891730;Eduard_Munteanu;Ah. -109040;1361891753;Eduard_Munteanu;I'm rather new to BTC as well. -109039;1361891758;mircea_popescu;cool. -109038;1361891759;Namworld;(mircea is romanian too as you might have guessed by the name and happen to be MPEx's owner) -109037;1361891776;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -109036;1361891776;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.40001, Best ask: 31.40100, Bid-ask spread: 0.00099, Last trade: 31.40100, 24 hour volume: 33370.91437260, 24 hour low: 30.07000, 24 hour high: 31.60000, 24 hour vwap: 30.66622 -109035;1361891778;Namworld;In case that wasn't clear. -109034;1361891789;Bowjob;rally bitche -109033;1361891789;Bowjob;s -109032;1361891791;Eduard_Munteanu;Yeah, I figured. :) -109031;1361891817;mircea_popescu;Bowjob where's bugpowder's graphlines when you need them! -109030;1361891835;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: I think I've seen you around #haskell lately? Not sure. -109029;1361891845;mircea_popescu;possibly, for some values of lately. -109028;1361891868;Bowjob;BFL fans developing Stockholm syndrome, its delicious -109027;1361891876;mircea_popescu;lol quote -109026;1361891965;mircea_popescu;anyway Eduard_Munteanu, you're like one of the few that can read this natively : -109025;1361891965;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/ -109024;1361892107;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: yep... pretty cool business you got there. Are you from Bucharest? -109023;1361892119;mircea_popescu;no. cluj originally, but i reside in timisoara. -109022;1361892192;mircea_popescu;okay, queue flushed and i shall be back later. take care all. -109021;1361892206;Eduard_Munteanu;I was considering buying/selling some bitcoins locally, the spreads seem pretty high. -109020;1361892271;Namworld;The best way to get market rate is bank transfer to an exchange -109019;1361892285;Eduard_Munteanu;Namworld: ah, no, I'm interested in making money :) -109018;1361892297;Bicknellski;Hehehe -109017;1361892303;Namworld;trade locally, buy low, sell high -109016;1361892308;Bicknellski;Yup -109015;1361892321;Bicknellski;especially if people are in need of fiat -109014;1361892329;Eduard_Munteanu;Anyway, I need to sell quite a few Pecunix to get some BTCs first. -109013;1361892347;Bicknellski;What is that Eduard? -109012;1361892354;Bicknellski;local ecurrency? -109011;1361892368;Eduard_Munteanu;Bicknellski: no, an ecurrency equivalent to a gram of gold -109010;1361892376;Bicknellski;I googled it -109009;1361892378;Bicknellski;thanks.. -109008;1361892394;Namworld;Eduard: be wary however. -109007;1361892410;Eduard_Munteanu;Namworld: of local trading? -109006;1361892426;Namworld;No, the BTC price raised by over 100% in the last two months -109005;1361892444;Namworld;It might not keep it's worth for long. BTC is volatile. -109004;1361892453;Eduard_Munteanu;Yeah, I know. I'd like to wait a bit and see if it crashes. -109003;1361892456;Namworld;It goes up and down wildly with news. -109002;1361892475;Namworld;other than that, the global picture is a slow and steady raise. -109001;1361892493;Eduard_Munteanu;The demand might be gone after the ASICs are sold. -109000;1361892539;Bicknellski;same here... but the bubble seems to be more of a new normal -108999;1361892540;Namworld;Also be wary, many BTC stocks end up being scams or perform poorly. -108998;1361892582;Bicknellski;there is a lot more money in than the last time when it tanked -108997;1361892664;Bicknellski;But I think you are right local trading is a very good way to go -108996;1361892672;Bicknellski;just finding BTC locally is a hard one -108995;1361892673;Namworld;Lots of investigation required. There's occasional opportunities that open, usually best flipping it right back. -108994;1361892678;Bicknellski;at least for me anyhow -108993;1361892709;Eduard_Munteanu;The spreads are huge, the only ones selling are doing it for $37/BTC. -108992;1361892716;Namworld;ouch -108991;1361892757;TomServo;Anyone ever heard of a local trade 'gone wrong'? -108990;1361892765;Chaang-Noi;id sell at 37 $ :) -108989;1361892786;Namworld;I didn't... but that might have happened. -108988;1361892793;Chaang-Noi;no, but i bet people will get mugged over it one of these days -108987;1361892816;Chaang-Noi;make sure to meet in a bank loby or something, lol -108986;1361892826;Eduard_Munteanu;Good thing we don't carry BTCs around in our wallets. -108985;1361892849;kakobrekla;i do -108984;1361892869;Eduard_Munteanu;kakobrekla: cool, some BTC-denominated card? -108983;1361892893;kakobrekla;cas coin and some home made priv keys printed as bank note -108982;1361892913;Eduard_Munteanu;Interesting. -108981;1361892925;Eduard_Munteanu;That's one way to print your own notes. -108980;1361892943;Eduard_Munteanu;BTC rules. -108979;1361893183;Eduard_Munteanu;Namworld: do you have fancier stuff like options or shorting? -108978;1361893221;Namworld;No, unfortunatly. Not easy to set up. -108977;1361893251;Eduard_Munteanu;Yeah. Also I suppose shorting is risky for the lender. -108976;1361893253;Namworld;I can broker options manually on request. -108975;1361893276;Namworld;Yes, I don't lend my assets. -108974;1361893286;kakobrekla;Yes, I don't lend my ass. -108973;1361893436;DeadWeasel;selfish lovers -108972;1361893492;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 32 -108971;1361893493;gribble;There are currently 11216.171 bitcoins offered at or under 32.0 USD, worth 357926.122005 USD in total. -108970;1361893520;Namworld;We'll break the all time high at this rate... -108969;1361893592;DeadWeasel;what psychological impact will that have? I would guess short term dumping by a steady rise, if the dumps aren't maintained -108968;1361893605;DeadWeasel;followed by* -108967;1361893649;DeadWeasel;would like to see a dump around 32.69ish, then buy back in a few dollars cheaper if possible. -108966;1361893650;Namworld;I'd be more for extreme frenzy of old followed by a steep decline. -108965;1361893652;DeadWeasel;so impossible to know -108964;1361893685;DeadWeasel;frenzy of old? -108963;1361893702;Namworld;in 2011 -108962;1361893717;Namworld;Where for a short time it really skyrocketed. -108961;1361893750;DeadWeasel;this rise has been slightly more metered. -108960;1361893800;Namworld;perhaps... -108959;1361893916;Chaang-Noi;anyone know the odds for this site? http://kingco.in/ -108958;1361893958;Chaang-Noi;i dont mind us staying under it for a month, then i giant break out to $50 -108957;1361893992;kakobrekla;yeah well -108956;1361893996;kakobrekla;a lot of people is saying that -108955;1361894001;abracadabra;the odds are not in your favor -108954;1361894004;abracadabra;;) -108953;1361894005;kakobrekla;lucky theres always dubasses that dump -108952;1361894093;Chaang-Noi;abra, im sure, but im up 120% just testing it -108951;1361894191;Namworld;I think the dumbasses are the ones mass buying currently. -108950;1361894219;kakobrekla;sell all you have then -108949;1361894260;Namworld;I'm not selling. On the very long term, I'm long. But in the short term, I'm short after such a large rise. -108948;1361894286;Eduard_Munteanu;I wish I could short BTC right now. -108947;1361894291;Namworld;I got BTC placed in USD based income businesses. -108946;1361894490;kakobrekla;lol -108945;1361894493;kakobrekla;bfl bet rehashed -108944;1361894493;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/261/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-15th/ -108943;1361894535;kakobrekla;this time im not the author tho -108942;1361894585;kakobrekla;belivers went quiet? -108941;1361894753;ThickAsThieves;http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21589128 Bank Of England considering negative interest rates -108940;1361894776;ThickAsThieves;we don't want your money -108939;1361894806;Eduard_Munteanu;ThickAsThieves: I'm cool with that as long as they don't lend my money -108938;1361894817;Chaang-Noi;someone was here a while ago saying they bought on credit cards -108937;1361894822;Bicknellski;Man I have to buy some BTC soon no matter what yuk! -108936;1361894823;Eduard_Munteanu;That's how full reserve should work. Otherwise, no way, GTFO. :) -108935;1361894910;Eduard_Munteanu;If the interest rate doesn't cover the inflation, you're probably better off keeping your money in a warehouse, safe deposit box, full reserve bank, some other currency etc. -108934;1361895021;Bicknellski;Bank Of England considering negative interest rates (Freicoin) -108933;1361895042;Bicknellski;:) -108932;1361895209;Bicknellski;BFL is so fubar -108931;1361895215;Diablo-D3;negative interest rates? lol -108930;1361895698;Bicknellski;Awesome right -108929;1361895706;Bicknellski;spread the wealth people... -108928;1361895707;jurov;lol if banks don't know what to do with money, why not fund long term infrastructure/scientific development.. -108927;1361895711;jurov;...but that doesn't look good on quarterly report, yeah -108926;1361895725;Bicknellski;The money is broken -108925;1361895728;Bicknellski;;) -108924;1361895898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00076482 = 6.0421 BTC [-] -108923;1361895906;DeadWeasel;the money is broken, lol. -108922;1361895915;DeadWeasel;very broken -108921;1361895930;Bicknellski;Yup -108920;1361895935;Bicknellski;... hahaha -108919;1361896402;Eduard_Munteanu;Who needs banks when you have BITCOIN! :) -108918;1361896450;Namworld;You said you were new but seem to already have catched the Bitcoin bug. -108917;1361896462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1084 @ 0.00076482 = 0.8291 BTC [-] -108916;1361896526;Eduard_Munteanu;Namworld: indeed, quite fun -108915;1361896559;thestringpuller;Namworld: -108914;1361896568;thestringpuller;yt? -108913;1361896584;Namworld;hmm... what's yt? -108912;1361896612;ThickAsThieves;you there? -108911;1361896621;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -108910;1361896624;gribble;Current Blocks: 223218 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 557 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 6 hours, 38 minutes, and 7 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4316094.45818 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.2164 -108909;1361896630;Namworld;ah. Well obviously since I talked two minutes ago. -108908;1361896646;Namworld;Eduard: then you might appreciate this tool I've made: http://namcdn.com/btcalarm/ -108907;1361896657;Bicknellski;4316094.45818 vs 3651011.630693214 -108906;1361896660;Namworld;I use it to wake up when price moves on MtGox -108905;1361896671;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm, interesting, thanks. -108904;1361896681;Namworld;thestringpuller, what did you want? -108903;1361896717;Bicknellski;Doctor SP. -108902;1361896782;thestringpuller;a vps and a new domain name -108901;1361896786;thestringpuller;for another project -108900;1361896815;Namworld;Ah, I see. -108899;1361896833;Namworld;You will need to wait for Arij or Phungus to be around to set up a VPS. -108898;1361897213;thestringpuller;when would that bd -108897;1361897216;thestringpuller;be* -108896;1361897348;Namworld;You have an order up on bitvps.com? -108895;1361897385;Namworld;Should be set somewhere this afternoon/evening then. -108894;1361897644;Namworld;Hmm, nothing else? -108893;1361897696;Namworld;I'm off for now. -108892;1361900776;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C310T -108891;1361900778;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.25778105 / 0.25819404 / 0.28103279 (563 shares, 145.36 BTC), 30D: 0.25778105 / 0.25819404 / 0.28103279 (563 shares, 145.36 BTC) -108890;1361900805;thestringpuller;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C350T -108889;1361900807;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.2057493 / 0.2057493 / 0.2057493 (916 shares, 188.47 BTC), 30D: 0.2057493 / 0.2057493 / 0.2057493 (916 shares, 188.47 BTC) -108888;1361901471;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.68 = 1.36 BTC [+] -108887;1361901776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1816 @ 0.00076391 = 1.3873 BTC [-] -108886;1361901778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6645 @ 0.00076935 = 5.1123 BTC [+] -108885;1361901782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17489 @ 0.00076936 = 13.4553 BTC [+] -108884;1361905106;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -108883;1361905106;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.01298, Best ask: 31.03999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02701, Last trade: 31.03999, 24 hour volume: 39955.84230975, 24 hour low: 30.11000, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 30.85183 -108882;1361905118;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24prc -108881;1361905118;gribble;Error: "bc,24prc" is not a valid command. -108880;1361905124;DeadWeasel;;;bc,24hprc -108879;1361905124;gribble;30.80 -108878;1361905168;aethero;Updated volume and profit statements for ZIGGAP released on it's BitFunder description page -108877;1361905549;ThickAsThieves;thx -108876;1361906380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00629175 = 6.2918 BTC [-] -108875;1361906382;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00629176 = 4.4042 BTC [+] -108874;1361906699;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1000 @ 0.00071 = 0.71 BTC [-] -108873;1361906759;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1055 @ 0.0007 = 0.7385 BTC [-] -108872;1361907041;topace;anyone used php's gpg extensiosn? when i gnupg_verify, i get a "validity" field in the result, that seems to be 0 for failed, or 4 for valid... but i have no clue what the 4 means, or if i should accept 1,2,3,4,etc as valid as well? -108871;1361907135;mod6;On success, this function returns information about the signature. On failure, this function returns FALSE. -108870;1361907153;mod6;so maybe any integer returned is ok -108869;1361907170;mod6;http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.gnupg-verify.php -108868;1361907196;topace;failure doesnt mean signature invalid -108867;1361907212;topace;an invalid signature still returns the array of information about the sig -108866;1361907236;mod6;ahh, well too bad its not like perl where you can just look in the PM to find what's what. -108865;1361907353;topace;{"fingerprint":"8DDE8C2B4DE2278A95C3D65B9214FC6BF1B69921","validity":4,"timestamp":1361385050,"status":0,"summary":3} -108864;1361907357;topace;it returns things like that -108863;1361907377;topace;i have no clue what status, summary, or validity values are -108862;1361907404;mod6;what does it say if you make it fail -108861;1361907436;topace;{"fingerprint":"9214FC6BF1B69921","validity":0,"timestamp":0,"status":117440520,"summary":4} -108860;1361907486;mod6;hmm. so if validity is > 0 you're ok? -108859;1361907502;topace;thats what i'd like to really be sure of.. not really something i can ASSUME -108858;1361907510;mod6;fair enough -108857;1361907515;topace;im making a way to automatically push assets from MPEX to Havelock, simply by pasting in a PUSH receipt -108856;1361907646;mod6;i remember you saying this before. -108855;1361907708;mod6;i don't know how one does that. In my mind, person A owns 1 share of XYZ and he can push to another key on the MPEx keyring (weather it exists on the keyring or not) ... but how does one push this to a remote keyring? -108854;1361907749;mod6;i would think that i'd have to be different to discern who person A is on the remote system and just dump the 1 XYZ in there, while keeping the 1 XYZ in holdings on MPEx -108853;1361907768;mod6;s/i'd/it'd/ -108852;1361907781;topace;yes, you would push it from your mpex account to the havelock mpex account -108851;1361907800;topace;then paste the push receipt into the havelock website, which would verify 6 things: -108850;1361907841;mod6;but how? i mean, on mpex its just like "PUSH|MPSIC|LONGKEYFINGERPRINT|QTY" -108849;1361907848;mod6;how do you specify a destination? -108848;1361907862;mod6;OH -108847;1361907878;mod6;ok... so with the receipt you just parse that on the remote end and use that to verify. -108846;1361907886;topace;//1 valid signature -108845;1361907886;topace;//2 that its actually from mpex (fingerprint?) -108844;1361907886;topace;//3 that its a receipt we have not processed already -108843;1361907886;topace;//4 that its a push receipt to havelock account -108842;1361907886;topace;//5 that we recognize what was pushed -108841;1361907886;topace;//6 that the quantity if what was pushed is ok -108840;1361907891;mod6;yeah, this could get hairy dude. -108839;1361907936;topace;its actually very straightforward -108838;1361907941;topace;and secure -108837;1361907957;mod6;good luck :) -108836;1361907962;topace;as long as one can trust and properly interpret the result from gnupg_verify() -108835;1361908190;mod6;yeah, seems like if you could know for certain about 1-6 it could work pretty good. could reek havoc though if there was any problems. -108834;1361908387;topace;when i launch it, it'll go through a manual approval step for the first little while, just to make sure :) -108833;1361908431;topace;but from my understanding, it should work just fine, i ran it by mp too and he seemed to think it should work well -108832;1361908877;mod6;yeah it seems like it could work out decent. doing it manually in tandom for a while would be good to ensure that the correct values get to the correct accounts, etc. -108831;1361908947;mod6;its shitty when neat-o libraries don't define their return statements, nor can they be correlated to a given spec. -108830;1361908956;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.64798 BTC [+] -108829;1361908966;mod6;at least not easily found or whatever :/ -108828;1361909000;mod6;back to the first statement: On success, this function returns information about the signature. On failure, this function returns FALSE. -108827;1361909008;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 25 @ 0.01 = 0.25 BTC [+] -108826;1361909014;mod6;i'd be nice to know what {1,2,3,4...} are for! lol -108825;1361909027;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -108824;1361909174;mod6;hahaha -108823;1361909176;mod6;If verification fails, the gnupg_verify() returns the key's id instead of fingerprint . It does not return FALSE as stated above (PHP4, have not tested PHP5). You can compare it with result of keyinfo: -108822;1361909191;mod6;http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.gnupg-verify.php#89192 -108821;1361909213;mod6;so much for returning FALSE -108820;1361909226;topace;yea -108819;1361909233;topace;thats what i said, it always returns an array -108818;1361909240;topace;unless the function itself completely fails for some reason -108817;1361909260;topace;its just checking the values from the returned array (esp the "validity" field) that i need to be 100% sure about -108816;1361909276;mod6;yeah, i see. -108815;1361909408;mod6;this seems like it could work pretty good with some testing -108814;1361909639;topace;not sure how much demand there would be... its possible now, for free, just manaually processed, and nobody has taken advantage of it yet -108813;1361909671;topace;but for the naysayers that think im "hogging all the arbitrage" as i add more units to havelock.. it'll satisfy them at least (give them the opportunity to do the same arbitrage) -108812;1361910164;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3449 BTC [+] -108811;1361910381;mod6;topace: yeah, seems like it would be some good arbitrage oppertunities -- im sure with this automated demand would pick up over time. -108810;1361910414;mod6;:] -108809;1361910517;mod6; We're not engaged in a currency war. -108808;1361910520;mod6;o rly? -108807;1361910550;mod6;http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?play=1&video=3000150533 -108806;1361910568;mod6;ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US -108805;1361911121;ThickAsThieves;top, i didnt know you did that -108804;1361911133;ThickAsThieves;facilitate buys from mpex -108803;1361911143;ThickAsThieves;so i used other exchanges in the past -108802;1361911152;ThickAsThieves;i started on havelock -108801;1361911198;ThickAsThieves;but to be fair, I didn't know anyone did it til Deadterra -108800;1361911276;ThickAsThieves;why wouldn't you just hog all the arbitrage if you have the ability? -108799;1361911455;topace;ThickAsThieves: yea havelock launched teh SDICE passthru beginning of January -108798;1361911484;topace;and we allow users to push existing holdings from mpex to havelock, or from havelock back to mpex -108797;1361911563;topace;ThickAsThieves: i dont mind hogging all the arbitrage at all, but its kind of a conflict of interest since i run the site... if my goal is simply arbitrage at least... which it hasnt been since we launched.. my goal has been to grow the sdice holdings on havelock, and the only way to do that is to buy on mpex and sell the units on havelcok, so the arbitrage is a added side-benifit to me. -108796;1361911593;topace;i move things at break-even often, so no profit from the arbitrage at all -108795;1361911597;topace;just to get more units onto havelock -108794;1361911620;ThickAsThieves;the 5% cut being plenty -108793;1361911629;ThickAsThieves;make sense -108792;1361911688;topace;but the more liquid the better, so if its easier for others to do the arbitrage as well, im all for that -108791;1361911697;topace;thus, why i want to setup this automatic push system -108790;1361911704;topace;instead of having to manually process push requests -108789;1361911759;ThickAsThieves;but this would only be for people who have an mpex account right -108788;1361911763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00634999 = 12.7 BTC [+] -108787;1361911764;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00635 = 19.05 BTC [+] -108786;1361911775;ThickAsThieves;the feature you are developing, I mean -108785;1361911791;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 24 @ 0.640001 = 15.36 BTC [-] -108784;1361911793;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.64000002 = 1.28 BTC [-] -108783;1361911794;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.64000001 = 9.6 BTC [-] -108782;1361911794;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.64 = 5.76 BTC [-] -108781;1361911795;ThickAsThieves;i need to just get an mpex account already -108780;1361911809;topace;yea exactly, it would only work if you also had an mpex account -108779;1361911827;topace;or, had someone with an mpex account willing to purchase/push on you rbehalf (others here have made that offer to people before i've seen) -108778;1361911848;ThickAsThieves;ah, thats what I was referring to with deadterra -108777;1361911867;ThickAsThieves;buying on mpex for me and pushing to BF -108776;1361911895;topace;yea.. i'd do that for havelock users too, if im around -108775;1361911920;topace;but im not here 24/7, and often when the good arbitrage opportunities come up, you have to act quickly -108774;1361911929;ThickAsThieves;right -108773;1361911968;ThickAsThieves;several us have had urges to cream into your bids for sdice in recent weeks -108772;1361911979;ThickAsThieves;of -108771;1361912022;topace;yea, im amazed at the demand for sdice on havelock -108770;1361912035;topace;and it just keeps growing -108769;1361912049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00635 = 31.75 BTC [+] -108768;1361912091;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.64 = 5.12 BTC [-] -108767;1361912092;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.639 = 9.585 BTC [-] -108766;1361912094;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.63200001 = 8.216 BTC [-] -108765;1361912095;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.632 = 8.848 BTC [-] -108764;1361912108;ThickAsThieves;would this be something that could be integrated with coinbr -108763;1361912132;topace;^ there, i actually LOST bitcoins doing that arbigrage, just to move another 5000 shares to havelock -108762;1361912152;ThickAsThieves;but thats only beneficial for YOU ;) -108761;1361912161;topace;indeed :) -108760;1361912183;topace;1,050,000 SDICE shares now on havelock -108759;1361912238;topace;not sure about integrating with coinbr, anything is possible though -108758;1361912252;topace;if coinbr gives you PUSH receipts from mpex, then it would work -108757;1361912503;jurov;coinbr does push completely manually, i can give you the receipt if needed -108756;1361912602;topace;do users get the receipt? -108755;1361912613;jurov;yes if they ask -108754;1361912646;topace;well, let me get automatic mpex<-->havelock setup first, then lets talk about setting up coinbr<-->havelock :) -108753;1361912657;jurov;anyway i did it only once so far... with your offering this may get requested more and be the impetus do do it better -108752;1361912678;jurov;but i'm very wary of any automatic moving of stuff to/from mpex -108751;1361912743;jurov;not easy to fix afterwards, you know -108750;1361912808;pigeons;you'll have to sue the proprieotr in his own court if you make an error -108749;1361912840;topace;heh yea -108748;1361912844;jurov;if there's a know proprietor, ofc -108747;1361912850;jurov;*known -108746;1361912856;topace;the 'automatic' is going to have a final approval button for me to click for the first little while -108745;1361912857;topace;just to make sure -108744;1361912873;topace;but realistically, it should work perfectly -108743;1361912881;topace;and im always in favour of automating things -108742;1361912893;topace;i like residual income, not income i have to work for! -108741;1361912950;jurov;if there's only one fixed address involved it's doable -108740;1361912979;jurov;but the thought of supporting automatic transfers to anywhere makes my hair stand up -108739;1361913012;jurov;maybe i'll have to use extra account for that, move the user's stuff there -108738;1361913032;jurov;and then in separate step move it out -108737;1361913050;jurov;and accepting incoming transfers likewise on other direction -108736;1361913359;jurov;so that neither coinbr's core addy gets known nor successful attack of frontend enable attacker to push stuff onto his account -108735;1361913405;topace;heh you must not trust your own security then :p -108734;1361913435;jurov;i don't have to trust the filthy bitvps machine, that's all -108733;1361913442;topace;ah -108732;1361913452;topace;own all my physical servers -108731;1361913458;topace;and they're locked in my own cage at the data center -108730;1361913478;jurov;i prefer to have frontend and backed physically separated -108729;1361913512;jurov;i also expect ddos, it will make it handling easier if backend is completely elsewhere -108728;1361913623;jurov;bootstrapping it completely, has to do things as lean as possible -108727;1361913658;jurov;can't expect any investor in this situation "okay, now tell me more about this mircea popescu" lol -108726;1361913805;jurov;even if i paint him in rosy colors, then they come around trilema blog and MPOE-PR haha -108725;1361913905;jurov;whatever. i'm used to doing things in this fashion. -108724;1361913915;jurov;alone -108723;1361913988;thestringpuller;jurov mircea_popescu will likely be your first big investor -108722;1361914038;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.00636 = 0.0445 BTC [+] -108721;1361914040;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 93 @ 0.00636 = 0.5915 BTC [+] -108720;1361914054;jurov;he is not interested in doing noob interface. -108719;1361914066;jurov;maybe we can do some other project like he did with kakobrekla if i come around interesting idea -108718;1361914106;thestringpuller;bitbet is going to grow rather slow -108717;1361914179;jurov;but hockey stick curve for bitbet is possible, if it becomes as popular as sdice -108716;1361914223;jurov;i decided to dampen things in coinbr by asking monthly fee... after several months i can say i did it right -108715;1361914254;jurov;the issues i had would be unsolvable with 10-100x higher volume -108714;1361914280;swhitt;;;bc,stats -108713;1361914282;gribble;Current Blocks: 223259 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 516 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 2 hours, 9 minutes, and 20 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4336419.58974 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.7731 -108712;1361914283;swhitt;,,bc,stats -108711;1361914285;swhitt;bleh -108710;1361914656;topace;!ticker h sdice -108709;1361914658;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.63000000 / 0.6383501 / 0.68000000 (240 shares, 153.20402432 BTC), 7D: 0.60000000 / 0.65789684 / 0.74399999 (1300 shares, 855.26589784 BTC), 30D: 0.52100000 / 0.6659979 / 0.89000000 (11030 shares, 7345.95684524 BTC) -108708;1361914820;jurov;;;calc 4336419 * 1.5 -108707;1361914820;gribble;6504628.5 -108706;1361914872;jurov;how likely is the diff to go up by 50% around March 14? -108705;1361914930;jurov;with no signs of fpga progress... maybe i can sell some more iDiff-Os at 0.07 -108704;1361914993;ThickAsThieves;looking less and less likely -108703;1361915021;ThickAsThieves;not one asic provider is meeting their projections -108702;1361915176;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.5008 BTC [-] -108701;1361915363;DeadWeasel;;;ticker -108700;1361915364;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 30.96001, Best ask: 30.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02999, Last trade: 30.88007, 24 hour volume: 42692.62675683, 24 hour low: 30.11000, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 30.92679 -108699;1361915375;swhitt;I bet BFL won't ship until the end of march -108698;1361915399;DeadWeasel;end of april, if at all -108697;1361915876;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.00991 = 0.0991 BTC [-] -108696;1361915878;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 38 @ 0.0099 = 0.3762 BTC [-] -108695;1361917308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00076 = 2.128 BTC [-] -108694;1361917609;DeadWeasel;;;slap balls -108693;1361917622;mod6;yikes -108692;1361917644;mod6;7.62x39 to the ball bag != good day -108691;1361917662;DeadWeasel;nope. i just want to go home. -108690;1361917674;DeadWeasel;fucking jobs and the money they pay me. -108689;1361917677;DeadWeasel;jerks -108688;1361917734;mod6;ahh werd -108687;1361918511;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [+] -108686;1361918649;kakobrekla;sup bitches' -108685;1361918683;deadweasel;;;slap balls -108684;1361918691;deadweasel;ballsacks -108683;1361918692;deadweasel;that's what -108682;1361918704;deadweasel;sup witch u kako? -108681;1361918711;deadweasel;mah brudda?!?! -108680;1361918731;kakobrekla;:D -108679;1361918733;deadweasel;srsly, I just don't give a fuck about working anymore. -108678;1361918742;deadweasel;i gotta get out of here. -108677;1361918757;kakobrekla;all good, been a long day which is just about to start really -108676;1361918762;kakobrekla;yes, stop wroking. -108675;1361918766;kakobrekla;working -108674;1361918773;kakobrekla;its silly! -108673;1361918850;deadweasel;bugpowder, you're here! and kakobrekla ! you can watch my apathy grow! -108672;1361918865;kakobrekla;show us what u got -108671;1361918868;deadweasel;it's thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis big. -108670;1361918880;deadweasel;1 million strong, and groooooowing -108669;1361918947;deadweasel;i'm closing this ssh session. these people want to offer me a permament position, I should pretend to work the last 10 minutes i'm here. -108668;1361918950;deadweasel;adios -108667;1361918985;jurov;doing things over ssh = not working? strange -108666;1361919076;Bugpowdr;huh? -108665;1361919122;Bugpowdr;The reddit wankers are getting more pathetic by the day. http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/199vvi/bitcoins_and_how_they_changed_my_life/ -108664;1361919171;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 17.5 BTC [+] -108663;1361919177;Bugpowdr;"At this point, bitcoins could go to $0 without any regrets" I seriously doubt that this statement is true. -108662;1361919229;dub;don't forget the $1000 ripples -108661;1361919243;jurov;i seriously expected mention of silkroad/satoshidice -108660;1361919251;dub;or whatever XBC is -108659;1361919277;jcpham;OMG dub R U SELLING XBC??????!?!?!?! -108658;1361919285;dub;what is xbc -108657;1361919290;jcpham;shrug -108656;1361919292;dub;and yes I am selling it -108655;1361919298;jcpham;schweet -108654;1361919300;error4733;me too 50K -108653;1361919310;dub;100btc each you send first -108652;1361919311;error4733;for 50K s.dice -108651;1361919313;jcpham;can iripple with it? -108650;1361919922;topace;jesus, HIM trading at 17.50 BTC -108649;1361919943;dub;what is HIM -108648;1361919944;topace;thats over $500/share -108647;1361919953;topace;https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=HIM -108646;1361919963;topace;good thing we're doing the 1:10 stock split on friday -108645;1361919967;topace;bring things back to a normal level -108644;1361919969;dub;eww worldwidewebternet -108643;1361919973;dub;I prefer not to -108642;1361919976;topace;we're the berkshire hathaway of bitcon investmetns right now -108641;1361920239;Namworld_afk;Bugpowdr: personally I wouldn't mind that much right if BTC went to zero and died. -108640;1361920341;thestringpuller;topace berkshire hathaway? bold claim -108639;1361920374;thestringpuller;also if you were truly B-H you wouldnt split the stock -108638;1361920506;burnside;what's the rough hashrate/share right now on HIM? -108637;1361920635;topace;thestringpuller: just from a high price perspective at least. not referring at all to possible returns -108636;1361920650;topace;not many people are willing to drop $500+ on a single unit of an investment -108635;1361920668;topace;yea, we dont want to be b-h :) we want market liquidity -108634;1361920690;topace;and that only comes at this point with either a) millionaires, or b) lower per-unit price -108633;1361920698;topace;burnside: about 25GH -108632;1361920731;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 17 BTC [-] -108631;1361920737;topace;err actually, ~23GH, we shut off a a few of the old GPU machines, only FPGA's are running now -108630;1361920748;pigeons;keep talking maybe someone will buy another -108629;1361920755;topace;ahaha apparently -108628;1361920759;pigeons;:) -108627;1361920776;midnightmagic;25GH.. per share? -108626;1361920787;topace;nonono -108625;1361920798;midnightmagic;25GH total. How many shared? -108624;1361920801;midnightmagic;er.. shares? -108623;1361920812;topace;https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=HIM -108622;1361920814;midnightmagic;Are they ownership stakes in the mining equipment? -108621;1361920819;topace;yes -108620;1361920829;topace;a share is its percent of the total ownership of the compnay -108619;1361920837;topace;400 shares -108618;1361920840;topace;on friday it'll be 4000 -108617;1361920859;midnightmagic;Oh, they're actual shares in a company..? -108616;1361920869;midnightmagic;Are the articles of incorporation available somewhere? -108615;1361920936;midnightmagic;aaargh there's an sdice passthrough. lol -108614;1361920974;midnightmagic;topace: Hey if they're ownership stakes does that mean we can trade the shares in for shipped fpga units? -108613;1361921002;topace;they arent shares, they are units :) -108612;1361921031;topace;and no, you cant trade a unit in for a shipped fpga -108611;1361921103;midnightmagic;topace: What FPGAs are you running? ztex? -108610;1361921104;Bugpowdr;Namworld_afk: you buy puts again? -108609;1361921121;topace;bfl -108608;1361921158;topace;and have pre-orders in for asic upgrades on every fpga already (since july/august).. if bfl ever ships, lol -108607;1361921184;topace;the delays all the asic producers have had have been great for the fund though, much better return on the FPGAs -108606;1361921212;topace;https://www.ic.gc.ca/app/scr/cc/CorporationsCanada/fdrlCrpDtls.html?corpId=8159181&V_TOKEN=1361913886449&crpNm=8159181&crpNmbr=&bsNmbr= -108605;1361921219;topace;not sure if that'll work, ight have the session in it... -108604;1361921417;midnightmagic;it works. That's the corporation? -108603;1361921457;midnightmagic;Are the articles of incorporation somewhere on that page, or are they elsewhere? -108602;1361921487;midnightmagic;good heravens, if that's you, you're federally incorporated dude. -108601;1361921522;dub;federation of moosecock? -108600;1361921710;midnightmagic;dub: how droll -108599;1361921946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00074744 = 7.4744 BTC [-] -108598;1361921948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2015 @ 0.00074743 = 1.5061 BTC [-] -108597;1361922021;burnside;topace, thanks, that's pretty good. -108596;1361922161;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 8 @ 0.17554903 = 1.4044 BTC [-] -108595;1361922491;topace;yea -108594;1361922498;topace;we're federally incorporated -108593;1361922849;topace;it costs $200 and takes 15 minutes online to get a federal corporation -108592;1361922852;topace;in canada -108591;1361922881;topace;with it comes a lot of reporting requirements of course, and those are LEGAL requirements -108590;1361922893;topace;so its easy to get, but not easy to do all the things you have to do once you have it -108589;1361923011;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 18 BTC [+] -108588;1361923694;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -108587;1361923696;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 15.90000000 / 16.815 / 18.00000000 (10 shares, 168.15000000 BTC), 7D: 14.91990000 / 16.12499375 / 18.00000000 (16 shares, 257.99990000 BTC), 30D: 12.12000000 / 14.46514286 / 18.00000000 (49 shares, 708.79200000 BTC) -108586;1361923711;thestringpuller;hmm -108585;1361923880;jurov;big brother's watching: http://otc.armed.us/otc -108584;1361923916;jurov;http://otc.armed.us/otc/?mircea_popescu lol he got kicked repeatedly -108583;1361923917;dub;midnightmagic: I didn't realise canada was a federation -108582;1361923995;Lyspooner;he was kicked thrice -108581;1361924003;jurov;and the PREV_NICK: entries are lulzy -108580;1361924811;Bowjob;wee -108579;1361924937;ThickAsThieves;http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/26/4031938/new-crowdfunding-platforms-let-you-sell-stock-in-yourself -108578;1361925039;Bowjob;hey im a bitcoiner, invest in me -108577;1361925043;Bowjob;lol -108576;1361925150;jurov;"OptionsCover":[{"":{"MPSIC":"O.BTCUSD.C160T", "Quantity":"1", "TotalSum":"100000000"}}, -108575;1361925152;jurov;{"":{"MPSIC":"O.BTCUSD.P160T", "Quantity":"1", "TotalSum":"100000000"}}, -108574;1361925161;jurov;^ now that's a lulzy format -108573;1361925191;Bowjob;if bfl will ship march 9th... then -108572;1361925203;Bowjob;it will pretty much match avalon 2's shipment date -108571;1361925218;dub;do the avalons work? -108570;1361925244;jurov;i'm concerned only about difficulty increas, that shoudl happen around March 14... and it won't be affected much -108569;1361925351;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.683 = 5.464 BTC [+] -108568;1361925353;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.6839 = 3.4195 BTC [+] -108567;1361925355;Bowjob;the ones we've seen works, yea -108566;1361925371;dub;more than 2 or 3? -108565;1361925378;Bowjob;yes -108564;1361925384;Bowjob;in china at least -108563;1361925401;Bowjob;2 in NA, at lease 3 in china, and the rest are being hush hush -108562;1361925420;dub;so 2 -108561;1361925471;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.683 = 5.464 BTC [-] -108560;1361925537;dub;hardly confidence inspiring -108559;1361925902;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147139.msg1562492#msg1562492 -108558;1361925903;kakobrekla;lulz -108557;1361925967;Bugpowdr;wow -108556;1361925979;Bugpowdr;i would be surprised if it really was down perm -108555;1361925984;Bugpowdr;it's been around for a long time -108554;1361926010;Bugpowdr;luckily no coins pending on it -108553;1361926022;Bowjob;mhm.. sucks for those with 2-3 year bets -108552;1361926024;Bowjob;lol -108551;1361926028;Bugpowdr;A strong argument against betting on an even that is more than a few months out -108550;1361926032;kakobrekla;i never saw a bet worth registering for -108549;1361926034;Bugpowdr;exactly Bowjob -108548;1361926037;kakobrekla;on that site -108547;1361926050;Bugpowdr;I liked the SHA-3 bets -108546;1361926061;Bugpowdr;easy money -108545;1361926069;Bugpowdr;someone bet emotionally on them -108544;1361926069;kakobrekla;what were they? -108543;1361926092;Bowjob;"Server is down for maintenance. We'll be back in a couple of hours." -108542;1361926098;Bowjob;there we go -108541;1361926101;Bugpowdr;Which hash will become sha-3 -108540;1361926113;Bugpowdr;someone bet like 50BTC on one -108539;1361926120;kakobrekla;huh -108538;1361926121;Bugpowdr;and quite a bit against on several others -108537;1361926136;Bugpowdr;So I just bet against the pro one and for all the others -108536;1361926145;Bugpowdr;was not disappoint with the results -108535;1361926149;kakobrekla;:) -108534;1361926165;Bugpowdr;Also the Ron Paul bets were awesome -108533;1361926173;Bugpowdr;betting against paultards -108532;1361926194;Bugpowdr;Ron Paul to become president. Yeah I'll bet 50BTC against that and take your money thank you -108531;1361926202;kakobrekla;lol -108530;1361926260;error4733;who's next president ? -108529;1361926281;error4733;*next candidate -108528;1361926282;dub;sarah palin -108527;1361926294;error4733;+1 -108526;1361926329;dub;probably Hu Jintao tbh -108525;1361926334;error4733;the real face of amurica -108524;1361926395;jurov;maybe if they had a bet about betofbitco.in ceases operation in 2013....oh nvm -108523;1361926431;Lyspooner;we'll say the same thing about mpex one day -108522;1361926435;error4733;nice toshop job ! Hu Jintao at the oval office -108521;1361926445;dub;jurov: to bitbet! -108520;1361926464;Lyspooner;"remember when you could buy shares of mpoe on mpex? boy was that stupid" -108519;1361926468;Bowjob;I wanted to see an apocalypse bet -108518;1361926478;jurov;what to bitbet? should we put that bet on bitbet? -108517;1361926493;jurov;yea.. and i was ..like.. a broker, hahahaha -108516;1361926505;Lyspooner;boy was that jurov guy stupid -108515;1361926526;Lyspooner;:) -108514;1361926548;jurov;even if it crashed tomorrow i can say i was living 2 months off it -108513;1361926563;jurov;not bad, don't you tihnk? -108512;1361926580;kakobrekla;im worse -108511;1361926584;kakobrekla;1year+ -108510;1361926609;jurov;so, you're even more stupid then :D -108509;1361926613;kakobrekla;yes -108508;1361926618;kakobrekla;total retard. -108507;1361926627;jurov;*highfive* -108506;1361926642;kakobrekla;im so stupid i dunno how to do dat -108505;1361926658;jurov;*kakobrekla tries and misses -108504;1361926666;kakobrekla;darn -108503;1361926669;kakobrekla;better go practice -108502;1361926706;Namworld_afk;living off of what? -108501;1361926718;kakobrekla;coins -108500;1361926720;jurov;coinbr+mpex daytrading -108499;1361926729;jurov;+bitfunder shenanigans -108498;1361926743;Namworld_afk;oh... what's wrong with that? -108497;1361926751;Bugpowdr;eating the seed corn -108496;1361926758;kakobrekla;i bought a car with em with btc was liek 5 euro -108495;1361926758;Bugpowdr;of the financial revolution -108494;1361926774;kakobrekla;prolly im as dumb as 10k pizza guy -108493;1361926784;Bugpowdr;this is the main problem with plan Tesla -108492;1361926786;Lyspooner;dude was not dumb, he got a pizza -108491;1361926819;Bugpowdr;I want to like sell maybe 10% of my coins for a Tesla. -108490;1361926829;Lyspooner;he helped kickstart a revolution, he got a pizza and he didn't have to kill anyone -108489;1361926844;Bugpowdr;Which is going to take quite a bit more rise in value -108488;1361926854;kakobrekla;he helped himself get poor -108487;1361926858;kakobrekla;thats the only thing he did -108486;1361926860;jurov;since revolutions tend to eat its children... better eat the seeds. -108485;1361926876;Bugpowdr;How many coins did he still have after the pizza? -108484;1361926886;Lyspooner;at least 50k -108483;1361926890;kakobrekla;depends if he did reorder -108482;1361926893;Bugpowdr;I think he is doing ok -108481;1361926917;Bugpowdr;the guy that sold the pizza though... He is the true visionary -108480;1361926947;Lyspooner;papa john's sold the pizza -108479;1361926973;Lyspooner;they are ok -108478;1361927029;Lyspooner;and he did reorder -108477;1361927168;kakobrekla;heheh -108476;1361927171;kakobrekla;50k? -108475;1361927178;kakobrekla;thats a number pulled out of ur ass or? -108474;1361927330;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.6829 = 1.3658 BTC [-] -108473;1361927559;Bowjob;;;ticker -108472;1361927560;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.17999, Best ask: 31.18000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 31.17999, 24 hour volume: 42869.02144537, 24 hour low: 30.11110, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 30.99536 -108471;1361927570;Bowjob;crash! -108470;1361927614;jurov;interesting, CoinBr.iDiff-E (expires April 17) sells quite well for 0.095 ... asics hope dies last, seems. -108469;1361927660;error4733;no, from the screenshoot of the guy wallet when he send the 10k -108468;1361927691;kakobrekla;i dont think there will be any majorish price increase until there is majorish difficulty increase -108467;1361927697;kakobrekla;meaning some one else has to deliver -108466;1361927700;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/etc/btc/charts.php -108465;1361927722;kakobrekla;my guess it it will stabilize around 0.15 eur per 100mhash daily or lower -108464;1361927724;kakobrekla;with asics -108463;1361927737;kakobrekla;maybe 0.1 -108462;1361927761;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00636 = 0.636 BTC [+] -108461;1361928192;kakobrekla;anywho -108460;1361928208;kakobrekla;according to that chart bubble starts at ~40 to 45 usds at this diff -108459;1361928370;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00636 = 0.0127 BTC [+] -108458;1361928955;mircea_popescu;sooo -108457;1361929038;mircea_popescu;topace it's a good thing to have anyway. -108456;1361929539;mircea_popescu; more than 2 or 3? << supposedly some chinese ppl got delivered. it's vague. -108455;1361929675;Bowjob;"China customs just discovered Bitcoins and are mining like there's no tomorrow..." -108454;1361929679;Bowjob;Uh oh -108453;1361929727;mircea_popescu; depends if he did reorder << haha good 1. -108452;1361929741;jurov;or all rigs were "harmonized" by The Party -108451;1361929769;mircea_popescu;re bubble talk allow me to shamelessly plug http://trilema.com/2013/permanently-elevated-plateau/ -108450;1361929921;Bowjob;"China customs just discovered Bitcoins and are mining like there's no tomorrow..." -108449;1361929937;Bowjob;" onryo : Bowjob for real?" -108448;1361929940;Bowjob;xD -108447;1361929954;Bowjob;over at Bfl shoutbox -108446;1361929972;kakobrekla;luck this isnt bfl shoutbox ... OR IS IT? -108445;1361929977;kakobrekla;lucky* -108444;1361929996;kakobrekla;unless its inaba crying i dun wanna hear it -108443;1361930078;mircea_popescu;so did they get bumped yet ? -108442;1361930089;Bowjob;no -108441;1361930098;mircea_popescu;shocking. -108440;1361930101;Bowjob;march 9th is the new target date -108439;1361930108;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1560469#msg1560469 -108438;1361930109;mircea_popescu;lol drama -108437;1361930116;Bowjob;may as well make another BFL bet that they wont ship by march 30th -108436;1361930122;mircea_popescu;Bowjob this reminds me of george costanza getting married. -108435;1361930129;kakobrekla;its already up -108434;1361930134;kakobrekla;i think -108433;1361930134;Bowjob;is ti? -108432;1361930135;Bowjob;lol -108431;1361930153;kakobrekla;ah, its the 15th -108430;1361930153;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/261/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-15th/ -108429;1361930155;kakobrekla;this time -108428;1361930169;kakobrekla;too easy -108427;1361930178;kakobrekla;should be the end of the month -108426;1361930183;kakobrekla;to make it fun -108425;1361930183;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. -108424;1361930202;kakobrekla;do something!! -108423;1361930257;dub;mircea_popescu: anything said to have happened in china carries much lower weighting in the dubwot -108422;1361930279;mircea_popescu;i wonder why. -108421;1361930299;Ukto;didnt bfl already say by march ? -108420;1361930312;kakobrekla;2012? -108419;1361930316;Ukto;lol -108418;1361930317;dub;bfl have said a great number of things -108417;1361930324;Ukto;tis true -108416;1361930374;mircea_popescu;Ukto as best we can determine bfl bet 500 btc they'll deliver by march 1st -108415;1361930378;mircea_popescu;back in early january -108414;1361930390;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.679 = 4.753 BTC [-] -108413;1361930484;mircea_popescu;so two days into the new month mpoe saw like 20k volume -108412;1361930494;mircea_popescu;this has all the makings of yet another record month -108411;1361930719;mod6;:D -108410;1361930728;Ukto;bfl bet 500btc? -108409;1361930742;mircea_popescu;i think so. -108408;1361930784;ThickAsThieves;no worries it was all extra scratch left over from BTC returns -108407;1361930840;mircea_popescu;possibly ya -108406;1361931121;Bowjob;josh said he didnt put money on the bet -108405;1361931122;Bowjob;mhm -108404;1361931164;mircea_popescu;well, the bet popped, then it was discussed on the forum then the bet showed up. who knows, maybe it's some other true believer. -108403;1361931176;mircea_popescu;sure looked suspicious tho -108402;1361931254;mircea_popescu;reasonably, a third party with 500 btc to ride on "bfl delivers" would have spent it to pre-order rather than to bet -108401;1361931260;mircea_popescu;then again, reasonably is overrated. -108400;1361931475;jurov;resonably, true believers should buy difficulty futures -108399;1361931516;jurov;some do but not many, i feared with prices i'm offering i'll have to think hard about collateral requirement -108398;1361931531;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.679 = 13.58 BTC [-] -108397;1361931545;mircea_popescu;yea. lots of stuff to learn for many people yet. -108396;1361931804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00075894 = 7.5135 BTC [+] -108395;1361931978;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00424 BTC [-] -108394;1361932047;mircea_popescu;http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/inpractice/qa/limit-cash-payments-clients -108393;1361932051;mircea_popescu;this shit is fucking insane. -108392;1361932070;mircea_popescu;it is not nor can it be the business of a solicitor to inquire as to where money comes from for fucks sake. -108391;1361932103;mircea_popescu;how long till people start coming to their senses ? "i am not the police and i do not do the job of the police. do your motherfucking jobs!" -108390;1361932715;wh1t3r4bb1t;hello -108389;1361932786;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00897 BTC [+] -108388;1361932788;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 15 @ 0.00897 = 0.1346 BTC [+] -108387;1361932857;kakobrekla;hi -108386;1361932982;wh1t3r4bb1t;when you think the next crash will be? -108385;1361932993;kakobrekla;3 -108384;1361932994;kakobrekla;2 -108383;1361932995;kakobrekla;1 -108382;1361932997;kakobrekla;now. -108381;1361933048;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -108380;1361933049;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.08556, Best ask: 31.12000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03444, Last trade: 31.12000, 24 hour volume: 42956.19105260, 24 hour low: 30.11710, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 31.01976 -108379;1361933058;kakobrekla;its really gonna be now at some point of time. -108378;1361933058;mircea_popescu;the next crash will be after bitcoin touches 100 -108377;1361933105;kakobrekla;reminds me of the time argument -108376;1361933106;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36SQTFIAZKU -108375;1361933140;mircea_popescu;it's kinda funny to me tho, all the smartasses that were explaining how bitcoin is no good feel a little left out now -108374;1361933146;mircea_popescu;hoping for a crash -108373;1361933159;mircea_popescu;well... it's going to crash, but later on, and it won't crash as low as 30, so... -108372;1361933182;DeadWeasel;your basis for this is? -108371;1361933195;mircea_popescu;this. -108370;1361933209;DeadWeasel;not that! -108369;1361933214;mircea_popescu;kay -108368;1361933238;DeadWeasel;we all just speculatin' -108367;1361933266;DeadWeasel;but you have decided that the floor is now 30? -108366;1361933267;Bowjob;its gonna crash upwards -108365;1361933269;DeadWeasel;haha -108364;1361933278;mircea_popescu;seems pretty clear to me, yes. floor is now 30. -108363;1361933318;DeadWeasel;my floor is carpet -108362;1361933330;aethero;My floor is tile. -108361;1361933334;mircea_popescu;think about it. everyone that wanted to sell at 30 could have. there's no pressure tho. -108360;1361933345;mircea_popescu;so logically, nobody wants to sell at 30 -108359;1361933352;mircea_popescu;this simply means people wanting in will have to pay more. -108358;1361933365;mircea_popescu;and they should be thankful for anything they get. it's early yet. -108357;1361933374;ThickAsThieves;http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2013/02/nj_legislature_approves_of_chr.html -108356;1361933387;ThickAsThieves;NJ joined the online gambling parade -108355;1361933407;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves they won't beat nevada tho -108354;1361933434;ThickAsThieves;nope -108353;1361933487;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: I still think we might see people cashing in USD, perhaps ASIC manufacturers for their day-to-day operations. -108352;1361933521;DeadWeasel;they don't have day to day operations -108351;1361933522;ThickAsThieves;didnt that happen at like $24 or so? -108350;1361933523;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu sure, some btc will always be on offer. -108349;1361933542;DeadWeasel;but the buyers wave is steady -108348;1361933544;DeadWeasel;amazingly -108347;1361933566;Eduard_Munteanu;Yeah, I'm pretty amazed it didn't crash. Might be relatively stable after all. -108346;1361933567;mircea_popescu;moreover, good/bad money theory. -108345;1361933572;mircea_popescu;everyone tends to spend btc last. -108344;1361933590;mircea_popescu;the miners that saved their mined btc made a killing this year, for instance -108343;1361933594;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm, good point. -108342;1361933600;mircea_popescu;this lesson has not been lost on anyone i've talked to. -108341;1361933630;mircea_popescu;there's also the fiscal consideration. spend fiat, it counts as a deduction. -108340;1361933630;Eduard_Munteanu;Did you get a miner btw? I'm a bit sorry I'm late to the party. :( -108339;1361933639;mircea_popescu;nah, im not into mining. -108338;1361933698;Eduard_Munteanu;Initially it seemed like a good deal, I probably would've bought a ~ $1500 miner. I'm interested to see how much they manage to get out of it. -108337;1361933702;ThickAsThieves;how do you mark buying BTC as a deduction? -108336;1361933722;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves the fiat you spend to pay for fixed costs is a deduction. -108335;1361933743;ThickAsThieves;like a tax deduction? -108334;1361933747;mircea_popescu;yes like a tax deduction. -108333;1361933765;ThickAsThieves;what fixed cost would it be best categorized as -108332;1361933770;Eduard_Munteanu;I wonder if you could deduct buying BTCs here. -108331;1361933777;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu pretty sure you couldn't. -108330;1361933793;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves company A spends 50, makes 70, pays tax on the 20. -108329;1361933805;mircea_popescu;if next year company A spends 55, makes the same 70, it pays tax on the 15 only -108328;1361933818;mircea_popescu;if the extra 5 pays electricity for a rig that makes no difference in this equation. -108327;1361933829;ThickAsThieves;incidentally every dime i've spent on bitcoin has come froma company account -108326;1361933829;Eduard_Munteanu;Actually yeah, you probably can't, not to mention you need receipts and such. -108325;1361933852;kakobrekla;you can get receipts from bitstamp or smth -108324;1361933885;mircea_popescu;i know some guy that charged all his game subscription to company -108323;1361933897;mircea_popescu;got audited, he claimed it's for employee's productivity -108322;1361933901;mircea_popescu;they disallowed like half -108321;1361933907;ThickAsThieves;hehe -108320;1361933925;ThickAsThieves;so would i call it an investment? Or what kind of expense? -108319;1361933926;mircea_popescu;apparently wow is not ok but some cs-thing is or something like that. he had a list. -108318;1361933949;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves you wouldn't call it anything. when power bill comes you just pay it and that's that. -108317;1361933959;ThickAsThieves;but on your taxes -108316;1361933963;ThickAsThieves;that goes under utilities -108315;1361933966;mircea_popescu;not on YOUR taxes. -108314;1361933973;mircea_popescu;this is corporate tax we're discussing here. -108313;1361933988;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: I wonder if BTC is a good way to get money *out* of the company's accounts -108312;1361933997;Eduard_Munteanu;Deductible or not. -108311;1361934022;DeadWeasel;get it out of the country then handle it -108310;1361934027;mircea_popescu;if it's your company you can do whatever you want. -108309;1361934030;DeadWeasel;fucking US taxes -108308;1361934032;ThickAsThieves;so it's just like any other vendor expense or such -108307;1361934035;mircea_popescu;you can make a company to warm the atmosphere if you please. -108306;1361934054;ThickAsThieves;this is kinda scary -108305;1361934057;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: AFAIK it's a pain to justify taking money out of your accounts -108304;1361934072;Eduard_Munteanu;I've seen people complain about it. -108303;1361934077;mircea_popescu;what dopes that even mean ? -108302;1361934081;Eduard_Munteanu;I'm sure there are ways around it though. -108301;1361934093;mircea_popescu;i never heard of such a problem. -108300;1361934099;ThickAsThieves;not in US -108299;1361934108;ThickAsThieves;take money out for whatever whenever -108298;1361934113;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: stuff like "I can't pay you cash, I don't have it" -108297;1361934121;mircea_popescu;ya well that's called being bankrupt. -108296;1361934152;mircea_popescu;we're talking actual corps here, not the living dead. -108295;1361934155;Eduard_Munteanu;I still assumed people were stubborn about it, so yeah, you're probably right. -108294;1361934175;mircea_popescu;that's the definition. unable to pay exigible demands => bankrupt. -108293;1361934215;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: say a company wants to employ a sizeable portion of its workers under the table, that's the sort of scenario I have in mind -108292;1361934228;mircea_popescu;that'd be fraud now wouldn't it. -108291;1361934266;ThickAsThieves;so you do all your btc/fiat transactions above board? -108290;1361934280;ThickAsThieves;i know youll only give one answer i guess -108289;1361934285;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: I think so... hypothetically. :) -108288;1361934291;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves what transactions tho ?! -108287;1361934298;ThickAsThieves;indeed -108286;1361934304;ThickAsThieves;if you stay in BTC -108285;1361934308;ThickAsThieves;and spend BTC -108284;1361934310;mircea_popescu;i've bought plenty on my own account, as any other game subscription./currency/whatever -108283;1361934314;ThickAsThieves;nothing to note -108282;1361934324;mircea_popescu;i've not sold other than negligible amts -108281;1361934331;mircea_popescu;and if i do sell sure it'll be reported as revenue -108280;1361934356;Bowjob;ah damn.. it was nice while it worked -108279;1361934356;Bowjob;lol -108278;1361934359;ThickAsThieves;surely most people wouldnt -108277;1361934363;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu ya well, that has little to do with btc. you can use goats or salt to commit fraud. -108276;1361934366;Bowjob;that XRP giveaway, they sent me 50k twice -108275;1361934375;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves why not ?! -108274;1361934383;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm, fair point. -108273;1361934390;ThickAsThieves;report income from BTC? -108272;1361934396;mircea_popescu;yes -108271;1361934418;ThickAsThieves;when the cats away -108270;1361934439;mircea_popescu;makes no sense. in a properly structured vehicle you pay whatever, 3% if anthing at all -108269;1361934440;ThickAsThieves;i know most americans would default to that attitude -108268;1361934445;Eduard_Munteanu;Well sure, now you don't expect a company owner to admit, no? Hypothetically, of course. :) -108267;1361934461;mircea_popescu;dudes, srsly. you're thinking like poor hicks in arkansas or some shit. -108266;1361934475;ThickAsThieves;more middle class and down -108265;1361934480;mircea_popescu;the entire tax system is there to help. hire good fiscal representation and use it. -108264;1361934480;ThickAsThieves;a lot of people -108263;1361934493;ThickAsThieves;i dont disagree -108262;1361934494;Eduard_Munteanu;I am poor, FSVO poor. -108261;1361934500;ThickAsThieves;a system only works when used properly -108260;1361934514;Eduard_Munteanu;So if I can keep a lil' more to myself... :) -108259;1361934519;ThickAsThieves;but i do believe the sentiment of those bitcoiners -108258;1361934532;ThickAsThieves;woulod be to sneak around with the btc money -108257;1361934550;mircea_popescu;ya, because most bitcoiners have bupkiss understanding of pricing risk -108256;1361934560;Eduard_Munteanu;Yes, we do need legitimate business on a more serious voice. -108255;1361934562;mircea_popescu;so they end up "investing" in whatever, btcjam and miner bonds -108254;1361934625;Eduard_Munteanu;;;ticker -108253;1361934625;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.02001, Best ask: 31.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.17999, Last trade: 31.20000, 24 hour volume: 42934.16522334, 24 hour low: 30.11710, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 31.03445 -108252;1361934655;ThickAsThieves;okay, so about the system and taxes, doesnt spending bitcoin on bitcoin offerings still break things -108251;1361934677;ThickAsThieves;like if evoorhees rakes in btc -108250;1361934682;ThickAsThieves;and spends it as btc -108249;1361934695;ThickAsThieves;he never pays a tax -108248;1361934717;Eduard_Munteanu;Possibly. For instance buying/selling securities may be subject to different tax rules. -108247;1361934717;mircea_popescu;why would he ? -108246;1361934721;ThickAsThieves;loads of money goes in -108245;1361934724;ThickAsThieves;but doesnt come out -108244;1361934730;mircea_popescu;so ? -108243;1361934731;ThickAsThieves;well -108242;1361934739;ThickAsThieves;i guess it still comes out somewhere -108241;1361934748;ThickAsThieves;at least these days -108240;1361934760;ThickAsThieves;whatever thing you buy was probably paid to make with fiat -108239;1361934765;Eduard_Munteanu;For example, here they tax *every* profitable transaction by 16%. Not at the end of the year, or the month, but as soon as it happens. -108238;1361934772;ThickAsThieves;but still a lot less tax being collected -108237;1361934774;mircea_popescu;where's "here" ? -108236;1361934802;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: BVB, the stock market -108235;1361934818;Eduard_Munteanu;It's pretty messed up. -108234;1361934818;ThickAsThieves;i do wish US taxes were simpler and closer to a flat tax -108233;1361934823;mircea_popescu;i have no idea, haven't followed that since the late 90s -108232;1361934851;mircea_popescu;but that notwithstanding, btc and btc stocks have nothing to do with fiat rules and fiat definitions. -108231;1361934852;ThickAsThieves;so what does a government do to get the tax they need? -108230;1361934856;ThickAsThieves;adopt btc? -108229;1361934862;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that'd be their problem. -108228;1361934870;Eduard_Munteanu;Let's just say I might break even on gold after losing quite a bit of money on the stock market. -108227;1361934885;Eduard_Munteanu;Not particularly hit by the crisis, but my trades weren't exactly great. -108226;1361934912;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu if that thing ain't rigged i'm a girl and don't even know about it.\ -108225;1361934951;Eduard_Munteanu;Perhaps, besides BVB is sort of a joke market compared to other similar stuff. -108224;1361934969;mircea_popescu;right. i don't understand why anyone'd bother, other than to hedge speciffic risks -108223;1361934979;mircea_popescu;get a grown-up acct in ny or w/e -108222;1361934980;Eduard_Munteanu;I'd much rather do forex. Haven't tried Sibex though. -108221;1361934996;mircea_popescu;this is like getting .ro domains srsly. -108220;1361935005;mircea_popescu;nobody sane would be involved. -108219;1361935012;Eduard_Munteanu;Heh, yeah. -108218;1361935027;mircea_popescu;you wanna trade forex, get an account on the actual market -108217;1361935065;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: I went through some random trader from US, the only thing I complain is the huge leverage -108216;1361935072;mircea_popescu;why trade bizarre illiquid shit... i mean, mpex and bvb are not exactly the same size, but not exactly that far off. -108215;1361935076;Eduard_Munteanu;forex.com IITC -108214;1361935086;Eduard_Munteanu;*IIRC -108213;1361935112;mircea_popescu;is forex.com legit ? -108212;1361935121;Eduard_Munteanu;Yes, I could literally influence the market on BVB, even on certain Cat I securities. -108211;1361935170;mircea_popescu;anyway, never heard of em. use schwab or edward jones or w/e -108210;1361935173;mircea_popescu;something that exists -108209;1361935189;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: yes, it worked fine for me -108208;1361935211;Eduard_Munteanu;I didn't put a lot of money in it, a few hundred dollars. -108207;1361935260;mircea_popescu;a well -108206;1361935267;Eduard_Munteanu;Stuff like USD/gold or USD/CHF is nice, but the leverage is a bit too high IMO. E.g. if you're betting on US inflating their money supply. -108205;1361935297;mircea_popescu;you don't HAVE to use leverage you don't want now do you -108204;1361935312;Eduard_Munteanu;Yeah, you can trade less. -108203;1361935336;mircea_popescu;exactly. -108202;1361935376;Eduard_Munteanu;Actually yeah, dunno why I said that. :) -108201;1361935406;mircea_popescu;lol k -108200;1361935410;Eduard_Munteanu;I actually did something like that at some point. Though I'd lose patience and go with more bucks at it, perhaps that was it. :D -108199;1361935422;mircea_popescu;ya well discipline matters. -108198;1361935446;Eduard_Munteanu;Luckily it's all stop-loss and you can't end up in debt, AFAIR. -108197;1361935479;Eduard_Munteanu;I suspect you might need something like that to short safely on BTCs. -108196;1361935523;dub;sup atlas -108195;1361935533;mircea_popescu;bithub = atlas ?! -108194;1361935547;dub;surely Eduard_Munteanu is -108193;1361935566;mircea_popescu;o ya think ? -108192;1361935582;BitHub;cheers for the divs mircea :) -108191;1361935588;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu zi bre, care-i diferenta intre o pisica alba si-una neagra ? -108190;1361935691;mircea_popescu;dub maybe so. -108189;1361935697;mircea_popescu;BitHub hehe enjoy. -108188;1361936707;Bowjob;;;ticker -108187;1361936707;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.06093, Best ask: 31.20001, Bid-ask spread: 0.13908, Last trade: 31.20001, 24 hour volume: 42934.80821886, 24 hour low: 30.11710, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 31.04091 -108186;1361936715;Bowjob;crash -108185;1361936727;aethero;Yeah a fall to 31.2 is a crash lol -108184;1361936758;Bowjob;it as 31.6 earlier lol -108183;1361936763;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: heh, no, I don't think I know that one -108182;1361936775;Eduard_Munteanu;dub: hm? -108181;1361936871;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -108180;1361936999;Chaang-Noi;so no high yet, hmmm -108179;1361937005;Chaang-Noi;bulls wake up! -108178;1361937017;Bowjob;nope crash time -108177;1361937046;ThickAsThieves;yeah it cvould crash all the way to $31 -108176;1361937048;ThickAsThieves;watch out -108175;1361937054;Chaang-Noi;anything over $20 would just be a correction anyway:) -108174;1361937196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 665 @ 0.00634999 = 4.2227 BTC [-] -108173;1361937434;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -108172;1361937621;BitHub;Hey guys, you can now talk to BitHub directly from our site, I know wow real time customer service, who knew. -108171;1361937692;kakobrekla;what is your site? -108170;1361938387;thestringpuller;bithub.com? -108169;1361938445;BitHub;bithub.com.au -108168;1361938530;thestringpuller;your icon is broken -108167;1361938555;thestringpuller;also weird name: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=29588.0 -108166;1361938598;mircea_popescu;lol @ last 2 posts there -108165;1361938644;mod6;heheh, telling this whole room of people about bitcoin... -108164;1361938654;mod6;has caused quite the discussion on currency and dollars. -108163;1361938707;mod6;i'll tell you guys more later. but this is pretty cool conversation over here. people are really receptive to btc -- and these people totally non-technical. -108162;1361938762;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136192804573.jpg random person upon hearing "Bitcoin" -108161;1361938764;mircea_popescu;tru story. -108160;1361938769;kakobrekla;mod6 ?? -108159;1361938785;kakobrekla;indian malarkey? -108158;1361938796;mod6;kakobrekla: these are the guys who are involved with the legalized casino gaming in minnesota. -108157;1361938813;kakobrekla;aha -108156;1361938816;mod6;haha, nice mircea_popescu -108155;1361938831;mircea_popescu;totally. -108154;1361938861;mod6;i passed around .1 BTC on a paper wallet, that was the basic reaction ;) -108153;1361938890;kakobrekla;is that pic i want to get fucked by or for btc? -108152;1361938896;mircea_popescu;you know, i should probably do a buncha Bank of MPEx paper btc notes -108151;1361938911;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla it's "stfu and take my maidenhood" -108150;1361938915;mircea_popescu;sorta like money but for girls ? -108149;1361938916;mod6;that'd be sweet! -108148;1361938928;mircea_popescu;hm, any designers in da house ? -108147;1361938941;mod6;brb, these guys are having a full argument about cash and what the fed does and how in debt/fucked we are... -108146;1361938952;aethero;mod6 who? -108145;1361938963;mod6;some homies -108144;1361938971;kakobrekla;i know how to turn on photoshop -108143;1361938980;mod6;or do you mean who's fucked aethero? -108142;1361938981;kakobrekla;its double click on that blue PS -108141;1361938986;aethero;Who's fucked -108140;1361938987;mod6;if you mean who, i mean the world -108139;1361939002;mod6;or more directly, the us. -108138;1361939013;aethero;The who? -108137;1361939018;mod6;so we're talkin about what's really taking place. -108136;1361939020;aethero;You? -108135;1361939024;mod6;wat -108134;1361939027;mod6;dude. -108133;1361939029;aethero;"the us" -108132;1361939034;aethero;who's "us"? -108131;1361939037;mod6;The United States of Amerika -108130;1361939051;aethero;I dont know Amerika -108129;1361939077;aethero;I know America. And U.S. ;) -108128;1361939077;kakobrekla;its mostly jesus and meth. -108127;1361939078;thestringpuller;a bank that doesn't lend money eh popescu? -108126;1361939082;mod6;lol stop trollin me -108125;1361939088;mod6;i gotta get back to it. -108124;1361939092;mod6;bbl -108123;1361939117;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: lends me 1 million BTC -108122;1361939143;BitHub;lul stringpuller -108121;1361939144;BitHub;funny link -108120;1361939248;DeadWeasel;so, fellas, think we go down from there for a while? or rally this week? -108119;1361939300;DeadWeasel;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#tgSzm1g10zm2g25zi1gMACDzi2gStochRSIzi3gCOscillatorzi4gCOscillatorzv -108118;1361939318;DeadWeasel;macd looks off -108117;1361939331;DeadWeasel;to my untrained eyes -108116;1361939356;DeadWeasel;but instincts curious what anyone else sees -108115;1361939382;DeadWeasel;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#tgSzm1g10zm2g25zi1gMACDzi2gStochRSIzi3gCOscillatorzi4gRSIzv -108114;1361939403;DeadWeasel;does it even mean anything? -108113;1361939492;Bugpowder;I doubt it -108112;1361939535;DeadWeasel;reason or feeling? -108111;1361939572;DeadWeasel;instinct is a bastard mutant of those two. -108110;1361939578;DeadWeasel;and is an acceptable answer -108109;1361939603;DeadWeasel;;;slap deadweasel -108108;1361939614;DeadWeasel;that was heavier than expected -108107;1361939944;kakobrekla;yeah -108106;1361939961;kakobrekla;stop with the useless slaps -108105;1361939962;Bowjob;;;ticker -108104;1361939962;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.10002, Best ask: 31.18000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07998, Last trade: 31.18000, 24 hour volume: 43378.82060481, 24 hour low: 30.11710, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 31.05179 -108103;1361939969;kakobrekla;too much noise -108102;1361940028;kakobrekla;you can pm gribble and slap yourself there if you really wanna -108101;1361940159;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -108100;1361940215;asshat;my bad -108099;1361940223;asshat;sorry -108098;1361940273;mod6;alot of these guys in here are very wealthy, and haha, bitcoin and this discussion is scaring the shit out of them -108097;1361940281;mod6;talk about all-time complacentcy -108096;1361940309;mod6;more in a bit... -108095;1361940514;dub;http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:_oY05tYId38J:blog.glbse.com/no-electronic-devices+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=nz&client=firefox-a -108094;1361940534;dub;I know its a bit late for this but.. what a fucking idiot -108093;1361940862;kakobrekla;yup -108092;1361940876;kakobrekla;prolly the last ppl you want to mention btc to -108091;1361940938;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 10 @ 0.14012133 = 1.4012 BTC [-] -108090;1361941529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 298 @ 0.00196499 = 0.5856 BTC [-] -108089;1361941609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 92 @ 0.00634999 = 0.5842 BTC [-] -108088;1361941690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 770 @ 0.00075894 = 0.5844 BTC [+] -108087;1361941738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 220 @ 0.00634999 = 1.397 BTC [-] -108086;1361942220;Bowjob;;;ticker -108085;1361942222;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.11011, Best ask: 31.19999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08988, Last trade: 31.19999, 24 hour volume: 42530.67594311, 24 hour low: 30.11710, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 31.07588 -108084;1361942571;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.6749 = 8.0988 BTC [-] -108083;1361942638;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.6749 = 8.7737 BTC [-] -108082;1361942647;Bowjob;what is this meme about some old people going crazy about an idea -108081;1361942663;Bowjob;the old people i assume are businessmen -108080;1361942794;Bowjob;http://knowyourmeme.com/photos/408229 -108079;1361942799;Bowjob;idk what its called -108078;1361944004;Bowjob;guys, BFL wafers are real! -108077;1361944005;Bowjob;http://img.tradeindia.com/fp/0/237/332.jpg -108076;1361944061;dub;needs moar clock buffer -108075;1361944945;mircea_popescu;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-26/alternative-currency-goes-mainstream-bitcoin-atms-emerge -108074;1361945023;mircea_popescu;person actually thinks the 50 bux wordpress charged for a domain reg is why btc doubled. -108073;1361945123;mircea_popescu;"BitCoin, brought to you by the same power elite who own the money printing industry. -108072;1361945123;mircea_popescu;Can you PHYSICALLY HOLD BITCOINS IN YOUR HAND?" -108071;1361945128;mircea_popescu;pretty great collection of idiots. -108070;1361945597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7985 @ 0.00074743 = 5.9682 BTC [-] -108069;1361945599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00074742 = 3.7371 BTC [-] -108068;1361945601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4101 @ 0.00074741 = 3.0651 BTC [-] -108067;1361946432;kakobrekla;ok -108066;1361946438;kakobrekla;so i bought btc with ripples -108065;1361946440;kakobrekla;on the market -108064;1361946441;kakobrekla;sent to stamp -108063;1361946446;kakobrekla;all the money is gone! -108062;1361946449;kakobrekla;lol -108061;1361946475;kakobrekla;ah -108060;1361946478;kakobrekla;now its here -108059;1361946479;kakobrekla;damn -108058;1361946489;kakobrekla;it accually works -108057;1361946843;kakobrekla;well got about 0.6 out of that -108056;1361946865;kakobrekla;so meh -108055;1361946867;kakobrekla;but it works. -108054;1361947416;Namworld;Ripple? I don't understand how it works, not really any instructions -108053;1361947441;kakobrekla;dunno its fucked -108052;1361947450;kakobrekla;i just clicked a lot of buttons -108051;1361947456;kakobrekla;did a few hax -108050;1361947465;kakobrekla;and btc poped out -108049;1361947511;kakobrekla;its not that i dont belive that the price of that shit will go up, just not as much as btc. -108048;1361948473;jcpham;i just like saying ripple -108047;1361948479;jcpham;it creates buzz -108046;1361949080;jcpham;http://asportinginterest.blogspot.ca/2013/02/bitcoin-liquidity-revisited-save.html -108045;1361949083;jcpham;good read -108044;1361949358;mircea_popescu;"Recently I wrote about how the viability of bitcoin was limited by the risk of total, sudden liquidity collapse . The argument can be summarized as saying that without institutions whose business is transacted in it, bitcoin suffers from a bootstrapping problem whereby a crack in the crypto scheme would create an instant wave of counterfeit and debasement. Since there is no entity to restore trust in the currency with -108043;1361949358;mircea_popescu;a guarantee, e.g. no central bank or government to offer a sovereign guarantee, a crack would make bitcoin illiquid and worthless. " -108042;1361949363;mircea_popescu;that is the stupidest thing i read today -108041;1361949369;mircea_popescu;for srsly now. -108040;1361949384;mircea_popescu;first off, a crack would make bitcoin useless to begin with. -108039;1361949389;mircea_popescu;second off, it's not illiquid. -108038;1361949392;mircea_popescu;third off, what ?! -108037;1361949424;mircea_popescu;this person does not belong writing. -108036;1361949443;maximian;and the presence of a bitcoin casino doesn't make an abandoned/cracked bitcoin system viable again -108035;1361949451;mircea_popescu;right. -108034;1361949467;mircea_popescu;moreover, if god himself guaranteed a cracked currency -108033;1361949471;mircea_popescu;it'd still be worthless -108032;1361949478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12543 @ 0.00074124 = 9.2974 BTC [-] -108031;1361949609;BTC4amazon-Away;;;seen evoorhees -108030;1361949609;gribble;evoorhees was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 0 days, 6 hours, 46 minutes, and 14 seconds ago: perfect -108029;1361950083;jcpham;you didn't like my link mircea_popescu -108028;1361950090;jcpham;dude i bring quality material -108027;1361950362;mod6;(18:54) < kakobrekla> prolly the last ppl you want to mention btc to -108026;1361950411;mod6;maybe so. but after talking to 'em and answering questions for 2 hours they're getting it. -108025;1361950432;mod6;they love what MPEx is, and we talked about bitbet for a while and how that works... -108024;1361950441;mod6;this is turning out pretty well. -108023;1361950452;kakobrekla;i was talking about dubs link -108022;1361950457;kakobrekla;nefario talking to us customs -108021;1361950463;kakobrekla;not about you mod6 -108020;1361950523;mod6;oh sorry. -108019;1361950636;wh1t3r4bb1t;im setting up another bitcoin server and I can't find the default bitcoin.conf on debian squeeze -108018;1361950657;wh1t3r4bb1t;not the user dir but the default location when it installs -108017;1361950664;wh1t3r4bb1t;anyone know where it is? -108016;1361950669;mod6;its not ~/.bitcoin ? -108015;1361950686;kakobrekla;i think so too -108014;1361950687;wh1t3r4bb1t;nope not in ~ -108013;1361950695;mod6;hmm -108012;1361950710;mod6;just do like `find / -name "bitcoin.conf"` -108011;1361950717;wh1t3r4bb1t;im looking for the default file not the user file -108010;1361950821;wh1t3r4bb1t;thats odd -108009;1361950837;wh1t3r4bb1t;it's only finding this /usr/share/doc/bitcoind/examples/bitcoin.conf -108008;1361950851;wh1t3r4bb1t;it can't be using that right now -108007;1361950862;wh1t3r4bb1t;hmmm -108006;1361951420;Ukto;wow. "[23:19] this person does not belong writing." -108005;1361951430;Ukto;never seen you get so annoyed that your english gets broken :P -108004;1361951465;Ukto;'does not belong writing' is something I expect to read in a chinese manual. :P -108003;1361951692;Namworld;Hey Ukto. Left you PMs -108002;1361953222;Diablo-D3;Ukto: he accidently a word -108001;1361953642;mircea_popescu;Ukto actually it's fine -108000;1361953696;mircea_popescu;jcpham in general you do but that one was for the birds -107999;1361953712;mircea_popescu;mod6 is the new bitcoin jesus -107998;1361956451;dub;wh1t3r4bb1t: there is no default bitcoin.conf -107997;1361956689;dub;if you create bintcoin.conf in the datadir it will use that by default -107996;1361956701;dub;bitcoin.conf too -107995;1361956888;Chaang-Noi;what is this ? nefario talking to us customs -107994;1361956906;Chaang-Noi;when he tried to get into usa with no money from china? -107993;1361957011;dub;yeah -107992;1361957031;Chaang-Noi;thought it might have been recent, thanks -107991;1361957271;BingoBongo;;; ticker -107990;1361957272;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.02002, Best ask: 31.18998, Bid-ask spread: 0.16996, Last trade: 31.18998, 24 hour volume: 40177.44122778, 24 hour low: 30.22822, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 31.17512 -107989;1361957303;BingoBongo;Guess this is the normal lul before the usual Thursday fireworks -107988;1361957597;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00896 BTC [-] -107987;1361958052;Namworld;Who wants to fill the rest of my BTC-BOND borrowing capacity? -107986;1361958086;Chaang-Noi;are you asking if we want to borrow btc? -107985;1361958124;Namworld;No, I'm borrowing -107984;1361979310;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -107983;1361979311;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.08945, Best ask: 31.12948, Bid-ask spread: 0.04003, Last trade: 31.08945, 24 hour volume: 33052.15782040, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.69900, 24 hour vwap: 31.15151 -107982;1361979326;mircea_popescu;what, we crashed again ? -107981;1361979458;Chaang-Noi;crashed? -107980;1361979476;Chaang-Noi;i thought your english over all was pretty good -107979;1361979614;wh1t3r4bb1t;bitcoinuser@tyler /usr/bin$ bitcoind getbalance 1361970921224185 -107978;1361979614;wh1t3r4bb1t;17349.26400326 -107977;1361979699;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi don't get cheeky. -107976;1361980492;mircea_popescu;US unemployment merits third round of money printing, says Ben Bernanke -107975;1361980576;jurov;http://bitcoinmagazine.com/coinlab-bringing-bitcoin-to-wall-street-with-mtgox-deal lol i read first sentence and closed the tab -107974;1361980597;jurov;this rarely heppens, i'm fairly bullshit-tolerant -107973;1361980616;mircea_popescu;i thought i was very tolerant -107972;1361980621;mircea_popescu;i had a reputation for such tolerance -107971;1361980625;mircea_popescu;then bitcoin -107970;1361980716;pigeons;i read the url and didnt open it -107969;1361980801;jurov;plus, it's linked from reddit complete with GLBSE logo -107968;1361980817;mircea_popescu;lol reddit -107967;1361980840;mircea_popescu;i guess its still better than the comments section for that zerohedge piece i linked yest -107966;1361981060;mircea_popescu;Subject: Transaction is completed -107965;1361981060;mircea_popescu;X-PHP-Script: vbwojvaixfhhwpfvgbxgjgc.uncw.edu/sendmail.php for 194.78.197.113 -107964;1361981060;mircea_popescu;From: "Payment notification system" -107963;1361981071;mircea_popescu;uncw should get no grants in 2013 -107962;1361981172;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 25 @ 0.00071 = 0.0178 BTC [+] -107961;1361981175;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 9975 @ 0.0007 = 6.9825 BTC [-] -107960;1361981518;pigeons;where is that email form -107959;1361981524;pigeons;from -107958;1361981532;mircea_popescu;some spammer -107957;1361982433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00636999 = 6.37 BTC [+] -107956;1361982435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00637 = 25.48 BTC [+] -107955;1361982476;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.66 = 19.8 BTC [-] -107954;1361982477;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [-] -107953;1361982479;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.65 = 9.75 BTC [-] -107952;1361982568;topace;mircea_popescu: any idea what "validity" values are, in reference to a gpg signature verification? when i use php's gnupg_verify() i get either validity=4 (for valid signature) or validity=0 (for invalid signature) -107951;1361982595;topace;i can't just assume that anything >0 is valid.... i need to be sure i know what it means -107950;1361982638;mircea_popescu;mmm -107949;1361982658;mircea_popescu;iirc the way to use that function is set checksig to false and then see if it returns the fingerprint -107948;1361982728;topace;it returns an array: {"fingerprint":"8DDE8C2B4DE2278A95C3D65B9214FC6BF1B69921","validity":4,"timestamp":1361385050,"status":0,"summary":3} -107947;1361982752;topace;or if invalid: {"fingerprint":"9214FC6BF1B69921","validity":0,"timestamp":0,"status":117440520,"summary":4} -107946;1361982772;topace;so fingerprint is always returned, but its the key id instead of the fingerprint if the signature is invalid -107945;1361983041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00637989 = 12.7598 BTC [+] -107944;1361983043;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.0063799 = 19.1397 BTC [+] -107943;1361983058;jurov;looks like you'll have too use the sauce -107942;1361983088;jurov;where do the calues come from -107941;1361983092;jurov;*values -107940;1361983144;mircea_popescu;topace so then fingerprint is NOT always returned -107939;1361983155;mircea_popescu;as in keyid != fingerprint -107938;1361983159;topace;jurov: they come from the array that gnupg_verify() returns -107937;1361983213;topace;mircea_popescu: right, so, if strlen(fingerprint)>15 then its a valid signature? sounds sloppy -107936;1361983221;mircea_popescu;not at all -107935;1361983235;mircea_popescu;if returned_fingerprint == expected fingerprint then valid -107934;1361983403;topace;okay and you're 100% positive that is enough to confirm a signature validity? -107933;1361983495;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -107932;1361983497;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.643 = 5.144 BTC [-] -107931;1361983498;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.6420001 = 12.84 BTC [-] -107930;1361983499;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.642 = 8.346 BTC [-] -107929;1361983501;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.641 = 1.923 BTC [-] -107928;1361983502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.633 = 2.532 BTC [-] -107927;1361983503;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.632 BTC [-] -107926;1361984115;kakobrekla;. -107925;1361984670;mircea_popescu;topace nope. i've never used the php library -107924;1361984692;mircea_popescu;and since we're on the topic, i dunno how well it was tested, if you use it you'd prolly be well advised to protect it from buffer overflows etc -107923;1361984700;mircea_popescu;(limit the size message that goes in for instance) -107922;1361984724;topace;hmm k. yea, im already doing some basic sanity checks before the call -107921;1361984724;mircea_popescu;i'd guess whoever implemented it did it more for show than for banking. -107920;1361984976;kakobrekla;mpoe weekly -107919;1361984976;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/3f/wy/e602XO/mpoe.jpg -107918;1361985081;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/2Y/Wf/3qSHcn8W/bitbet.jpg -107917;1361985083;kakobrekla;bitbet daily -107916;1361985089;kakobrekla;bullish ;>> -107915;1361985180;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 2 @ 0.13944319 = 0.2789 BTC [-] -107914;1361985239;mircea_popescu;ponzi! -107913;1361985266;Bugpowder;x diff gap narrowing -107912;1361985387;mircea_popescu;what they got now, two weeks or so ? -107911;1361985413;Bugpowder;22 days -107910;1361985514;mircea_popescu;3 ya k -107909;1361985538;mircea_popescu;i think what happens is that 1 month = furthest future point in bitcoin -107908;1361985575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.0063799 = 0.319 BTC [+] -107907;1361985578;mircea_popescu;nobody plans further than hm -107906;1361985580;mircea_popescu;whoa. -107905;1361985591;mircea_popescu;do you suppose we can say that since everyone involved lives paycheck to paycheck -107904;1361985597;mircea_popescu;that's the furthest they can think ahead ? -107903;1361985629;Bugpowder;you can't argue that and also argue that the rise is not driven by the reddit/coinbase crowd -107902;1361985629;kakobrekla;paycheck, what is dat? -107901;1361985645;Bugpowder;;;asks 32 -107900;1361985647;gribble;There are currently 22183.421 bitcoins offered at or under 32.0 USD, worth 705987.683892 USD in total. -107899;1361985659;Bugpowder;jezzzus -107898;1361985663;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder unfortunately. -107897;1361985716;mircea_popescu;course possibly a workable model would show people buying that know business, people with large stashes that just happened by at the right time -107896;1361985735;mircea_popescu;after all, any tech liquidity event is geeks selling out to business people. -107895;1361985830;Bugpowder;Any thoughts on the coinlab story? It's not clear from the wording that they actually ARE buying / HAVE BOUGHT mtgox's US book or they are just TRYING to buy the book and have achieved absolutely nothing. -107894;1361985843;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the later. -107893;1361985886;mircea_popescu;not only is mtgox not selling, but who is coinbase again ? -107892;1361985892;Bugpowder;coinlab -107891;1361985897;gigavps;Bugpowder they are going to be mtgox's us broker essentially -107890;1361985921;Bugpowder;Are they? Or are they just leaking some hype to a reporter with no actual deal -107889;1361985938;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder my point is more alongthe lines, there's about five or six of other corps doing what they do. -107888;1361985947;gigavps;they are "pivoting" -107887;1361985948;mircea_popescu;the fact that unlike the competition they have a burn rate is NOT an advantage. -107886;1361985986;gigavps;guess they found out that HPC work with integer maffs isn't profitable -107885;1361986067;Bugpowder;" The goal is to move customers’ money from overseas to Silicon Valley Bank by March 22nd." Like by starting a new way to deposit and stealing the future international wire action, or actually pulling all the existing deposits from Japan/HK to a US bank. Anyone have an interview transcript? -107884;1361986106;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you ever heard of something like this released other than as a joint item ? -107883;1361986116;Bugpowder;nope -107882;1361986118;mircea_popescu;mtgox is silent. nothing happened. -107881;1361986124;Bugpowder;"goal" -107880;1361986133;mircea_popescu;other than remarkably incompetent trade mag and remarkably incompetent coinlab pr person. -107879;1361986139;Bugpowder;"has worked for a year to sign an exclusive long term deal" -107878;1361986152;mircea_popescu;i've been working for twelve years to fuck tea leoni. -107877;1361986223;Bugpowder;heh -107876;1361986233;Bugpowder;you may have enough bitcoins to make it happen -107875;1361986255;mircea_popescu;i prefer working at it by now. -107874;1361986375;mircea_popescu;anyway, the way i read it a deal is not even close. -107873;1361986394;Bugpowder;I concur -107872;1361986395;mircea_popescu;if it were you wouldn't be pissing the op off with statements of the kind -107871;1361986412;mircea_popescu;prolly what happened is they finally got told to take a hike, and are trying to extrac whatever from it -107870;1361986464;Bugpowder;looks like VC-style hype trying to create an illusion of success, hopefully leading to actual success. -107869;1361986469;mircea_popescu;but on the negative side, if coinbase tech competence is anything like their pr ability, -107868;1361986474;mircea_popescu;they'll be the next large hack -107867;1361986525;mircea_popescu;at any rate they're running out of money this year, so... meh. -107866;1361986816;Bugpowder;coinbase ~= coinlab -107865;1361986907;Bugpowder;does not inspire confidence http://blogs-images.forbes.com/jonmatonis/files/2012/10/coinlab-founders.jpg -107864;1361986949;mircea_popescu;not young enough ? -107863;1361986959;Bugpowder;They look dumb in the face -107862;1361986962;mircea_popescu;not jewish enough ? -107861;1361987037;ThickAsThieves;too "where's my mai tai" looking -107860;1361987054;mircea_popescu;anyway, my boeuf bourguignon smells done. back later! -107859;1361987098;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -107858;1361987099;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4406669.35421 based on data since last change | 4323557.47279 based on data for last three days -107857;1361987101;Bugpowder;Also this story mentions several possible business plans, none of which are related to the current story http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/04/24/coinlab-attracts-500000-in-venture-capital-for-bitcoin-projects/ -107856;1361987126;Bugpowder;So that shows they have some money but no focus. They are likely a zero. -107855;1361987165;Bugpowder;Never match your hat pattern to your shirt pattern -107854;1361987226;ThickAsThieves;"All your gamers are gold" ?? -107853;1361987486;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -107852;1361988177;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.684 = 1.368 BTC [+] -107851;1361988928;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -107850;1361988931;gribble;Current Blocks: 223435 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 340 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 15 hours, 36 minutes, and 41 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4409373.22265 | Estimated Percent Change: 20.77127 -107849;1361988944;kakobrekla;aha now we are getting somewhere -107848;1361989097;wh1t3r4bb1t;Yup -107847;1361989742;pigeons;i declare today ridiculous idea link day in honor of coinlab -107846;1361989749;pigeons;http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/26/4031938/new-crowdfunding-platforms-let-you-sell-stock-in-yourself -107845;1361991520;mod6;yeah, so that ended up going pretty well lastnight. -107844;1361991678;mod6;very lengthy and lively discussion on all things money/econ/bitcoin -107843;1361991700;mod6;cool beans -107842;1361991754;ThickAsThieves;so are they all converted? -107841;1361991791;mod6;haha. not exactly. but at first the guys who are long paper had some FEAR that they're paper is going to 0. and rightly so.... -107840;1361991824;mod6;but after talking about this for like 3 or 4 hours... they started to understand btc a bit more and what its important -107839;1361991880;mod6;haha, the discussion was HEATED at first... "WHAT IS IT BACKED BY???!!!11" that kinda thing. -107838;1361991895;mod6;there was even talk about the Trillion Dollar Coin for like 20 minutes lol -107837;1361991948;mod6;my whole thing is, "if you think that platnium is $1tn because they need it to hypothicate some new money, what does that say about the price of gold, silver or bitcoin?" -107836;1361991957;mod6;*STARE INTO SPACE* -107835;1361991969;mod6;then they start to see.... -107834;1361991993;mod6;one dude outright called me "Crazy" and "a crackhead" lol -107833;1361992040;kakobrekla;Jay Walker, a forex prop trader, said he’d jump to any forex broker deal that would allow him to do currency pair trades and get paid out in bitcoins. This is something the Bitcoin exchanges could do by signing deals with forex broker deals – assuming they get through each country’s regulatory process. -107832;1361992045;kakobrekla;lulz -107831;1361992085;mod6;get him on bit4x kakobrekla -107830;1361992183;mod6;one of the dudes over there has been blowing me up for a few weeks about these avalons.. he wants to buy a few to start to do some mining.. and that turned into a lengthy discussion. -107829;1361992195;mod6;but he said he's gonna contact them etc to see what he can find out lol -107828;1361992329;mod6;i explained the BFL and avalon stuff to them. I think they're pretty sweet on mining. But the online-poker site is something they'd like to see get built. they own a full legal casino here, so I'm trying to get them to see how this would be awesome for gaming, mainly. -107827;1361992513;mod6;I think they'd be better off funding some iPad-bitcoin-slotmachines -107826;1361992583;mod6;right now when you go into the casino, you can put cash onto your players card -- and when you walk up to a machine you just put your card in. -107825;1361992660;mod6;they're getting less and less business from what I understand,.. the money is drying up quite a bit so gaming has been light -107824;1361992698;mod6;im sure if they could get something like that going so that people could play their slots from their couch as opposed to driving 40 miles to the casino they'd be happy. -107823;1361992982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 830 @ 0.0063799 = 5.2953 BTC [+] -107822;1361993055;thestringpuller;;;ticker -107821;1361993056;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.29001, Best ask: 31.38899, Bid-ask spread: 0.09898, Last trade: 31.38751, 24 hour volume: 29714.39995236, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.39000, 24 hour vwap: 31.12173 -107820;1361993073;thestringpuller;more money is about to go into the economy heh -107819;1361993129;mod6;I brought 3 .1 BTC paper wallets with me to pass around, so that gave them something to hold and concider while the discussion was going on... after I left I wanted to kick myself. -107818;1361993143;mod6;I should have just started a live auction for 'em. Maybe next time. -107817;1361993216;mod6;This is a good thing though, because if these guys get wholly onboard, bye-bye fake-economy job, hello bitcoin land! -107816;1361993328;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -107815;1361993328;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.30000, Best ask: 31.38999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08999, Last trade: 31.38999, 24 hour volume: 28119.55661008, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.40000, 24 hour vwap: 31.12346 -107814;1361993352;Chaang-Noi;;;slap chaang-noi -107813;1361993371;Chaang-Noi;just what i needed to wake up, thanks gribble -107812;1361993384;chmod755;;;slap Chaang-Noi -107811;1361993394;Chaang-Noi;:) -107810;1361993761;Bicknellski;;;slap Bicknellski -107809;1361993780;Bicknellski;glad he was burly -107808;1361993954;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -107807;1361994059;mircea_popescu;mod6 maybe you should start a blog -107806;1361994080;kakobrekla;hm -107805;1361994098;kakobrekla;would someone be writing for bitcoin-assets.com ? -107804;1361994119;kakobrekla;or its gonna be preetymuch static. -107803;1361994251;chmod755;;;t -107802;1361994253;gribble;New crowdfunding platforms let you sell stock in yourself | The Verge -107801;1361994265;chmod755;O.o -107800;1361994279;chmod755;;;web fetch http://bitcoin-assets.com -107799;1361994280;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -107798;1361994283;chmod755;:o -107797;1361994303;kakobrekla;is not public yet -107796;1361994537;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: wall street deal eminent -107795;1361994587;chmod755;thestringpuller, wall street deal?.... -107794;1361994638;Bugpowder;vaporware -107793;1361994641;chmod755;i'm waiting for mark to say something on the subject before commenting -107792;1361994675;Bugpowder;Bitcoin-assets consensus take : http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19boiu/coinlab_bringing_bitcoin_to_wall_street_with/c8mmwbl -107791;1361994684;thestringpuller;lol -107790;1361994716;chmod755;bitcoin is on wall street.... *occupy* wall street.... -107789;1361994720;chmod755;lol -107788;1361994738;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -107787;1361994739;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.31365, Best ask: 31.41000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09635, Last trade: 31.42000, 24 hour volume: 28018.45963541, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.42000, 24 hour vwap: 31.12569 -107786;1361994787;chmod755;>$40MM << what is $xMM? -107785;1361994803;chmod755;:p -107784;1361994840;chmod755;mt.gox is still tiny -107783;1361994863;thestringpuller;the price will close at 42 this month -107782;1361994876;thestringpuller;jldklfjs -107781;1361994898;chmod755;;;eightball will the price close at 42 this month? -107780;1361994898;gribble;You know the answer better than I. -107779;1361994903;chmod755;ikr^ -107778;1361994915;chmod755;^_^ -107777;1361994968;Bugpowder;MM is standard for million -107776;1361994984;chmod755;Bugpowder, oic, i thought it's just 40m -107775;1361994991;Bugpowder;which of you assholes has been downvoting my comment. -107774;1361995041;chmod755;:p -107773;1361995047;jcpham;if coinlab doesn't roll out a hpc client, they fail -107772;1361995053;jcpham;their pool hashrate is nil -107771;1361995058;chmod755;lmao 4 downvotes -107770;1361995062;Bugpowder;I only really see MM used as an abbrev for millions in a finance context. -107769;1361995081;jcpham;"I suspect that coinlab has burnt thru most of their funding without having launched any products, and are now desperately trying to get some press for another funding round before they go under." -107768;1361995095;jcpham;IN 2011, miners raped coinlab for 95% -107767;1361995108;jcpham;when the block reward halved, we gamed their PPS until it was unprofitable -107766;1361995113;kakobrekla;its 2013 now -107765;1361995114;Bugpowder;ohhhh -107764;1361995118;kakobrekla;wasnt that 2012 -107763;1361995120;jcpham;now it's no longer even profitable to mine there -107762;1361995133;jcpham;even with their bonus PPS -107761;1361995141;dub;I like how the glbse logo -107760;1361995142;Bugpowder;that would be a great nugget for the reddit discorse. -107759;1361995146;jcpham;you lose money mining and their pool hashrate is literally nothing -107758;1361995168;jcpham;they need to release a client that allows gpou miners to get paid -107757;1361995174;jcpham;otherwise they are dead -107756;1361995211;jcpham;2012 kakobrekla -107755;1361995215;jcpham;u so right -107754;1361995223;kakobrekla;hey i know my years. -107753;1361995230;kakobrekla;years -107752;1361995234;jcpham;that's the year the mayans came -107751;1361995237;jcpham;i'll never forget -107750;1361995247;kakobrekla;you mean went? -107749;1361995296;chmod755;jcpham, yeah, but nobody realized that we all died and the world ended -107748;1361995314;jcpham;satoshi knows -107747;1361995349;mod6;(09:41) < mircea_popescu> mod6 maybe you should start a blog << maybe i do need a new venue for this kinda thing -107746;1361995375;jcpham;i plan to blog the things one day -107745;1361995389;mod6;I'm not much of a writer though. -107744;1361995397;jcpham;i do not, however, intend to charge people "credits" to simply read my words -107743;1361996096;dub;blog at me bro -107742;1361996133;Bugpowder;only thing worse than a blogger is someone planning on blogging -107741;1361996137;dub;jcpham: do you even blog? -107740;1361996194;mod6;YOU'RE NOT A WRITER, YOU'RE A KILLER! -107739;1361996214;jcpham;not really -107738;1361996225;jcpham;jcph.am is a wordpress blog though -107737;1361996233;mod6;you ever see Full Metal Jacket? -107736;1361996244;mod6;good show -107735;1361996426;mircea_popescu;no srsly, MM is NOT standard for mn. -107734;1361996467;kakobrekla;but we write MIRRION DORRA -107733;1361996486;mircea_popescu;jcpham actually bitcoin magazine is quickly becoming a sort of elephant cemetery -107732;1361996488;dub;I blogged once -107731;1361996495;mircea_popescu;where hype things go to die. -107730;1361996537;dub;I was blogging on geocities when you where crapping in your hands and rubbing it in your face -107729;1361996563;mircea_popescu;that's unlikely dubsy. -107728;1361996588;dub;dude best gary busey line in a movie ever -107727;1361996612;mircea_popescu;fuck me it's busey. That's unlikely dubsey* -107726;1361996618;Bugpowder;It's not SI, but it is common use in finance. -107725;1361996642;Bugpowder;;;asks 32 -107724;1361996644;gribble;There are currently 19178.646 bitcoins offered at or under 32.0 USD, worth 611487.663102 USD in total. -107723;1361996648;Bugpowder;shrinkage -107722;1361996649;kakobrekla;http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_709-UY_kyd8/SXk9LNp3hZI/AAAAAAAAACc/IvRE5GG9q1g/s400/you-want-mirron-dollar.jpg -107721;1361996662;error4733;;;asks 31.97 -107720;1361996664;gribble;There are currently 15678.665 bitcoins offered at or under 31.97 USD, worth 499487.858446 USD in total. -107719;1361996668;jcpham;dub: http://jcph.am/2013/02/27/do-i-blog/ -107718;1361996679;dub;;;t -107717;1361996680;gribble;do i blog? | jcph.am -107716;1361996788;mod6;lol geocities -107715;1361996823;dub;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YS_6mR82eQk 0:45 -107714;1361996847;mod6;point break is pretty awesome -107713;1361996922;Bugpowder;jcpham: you like MiHKAL's latest mix? https://soundcloud.com/mihkal/th-d-ip -107712;1361996968;jcpham;Bugpowder listening now -107711;1361996972;jcpham;unfamiliar -107710;1361997000;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -107709;1361997012;jcpham;i recognize some of the mixes in this set though -107708;1361997014;Bugpowder;I love his older mixes. -107707;1361997014;jcpham;looks like me -107706;1361997027;jcpham;looks like something i'd rock out to -107705;1361997076;Bugpowder;He was more purple music, westcoast midtempo shit with some rapping remix stuff, which sorta presages the latest trap trend really well. -107704;1361997111;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC [+] -107703;1361997357;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00629 BTC [-] -107702;1361997553;mod6;4 -107701;1361997566;mod6;oh shit. random acts of cat. -107700;1361997621;dub;I'll say it again, fuck. trap. -107699;1361997662;dub;I take better sounding shits -107698;1361997692;mod6;o.0 -107697;1361998160;Eduard_Munteanu;Any idea when asicminer is going to get listed? -107696;1361998699;ThickAsThieves;dunno for sure yet Ed, they give status updates on Thursday, I know they intend to put their own exchange up before dividends are due, -107695;1361998707;ThickAsThieves;but who knows -107694;1361999212;thestringpuller;;;bids 30 -107693;1361999214;gribble;There are currently 10156.462 bitcoins demanded at or over 30.0 USD, worth 311026.132877 USD in total. -107692;1361999895;Bugpowder;asks are melting -107691;1361999910;Bugpowder;6,000 BTC of asks below 32 disappered in the last 2 hours -107690;1362000537;error4733;;;asks 31.97 -107689;1362000539;gribble;There are currently 13148.162 bitcoins offered at or under 31.97 USD, worth 418585.522518 USD in total. -107688;1362000847;dub;we goin downtown bitch -107687;1362000882;dub;on the station that plays only platinum hits, if you lickin nuts, double you balls -107686;1362001435;aethero;~1.25 left until next ZIGGAP release on BitFunder -107685;1362001527;error4733;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/dbtgallery.php?do=gallery_image&id=588&gal=gallery&type=full -107684;1362001555;error4733;BFL are real ! -107683;1362001563;error4733;next year ! -107682;1362001564;jcpham;looks like more unfinished work to me -107681;1362001575;jcpham;another picture of work that remains to be done -107680;1362001591;Bugpowder;many things can go wrong in the bumping process. -107679;1362001613;error4733;cant belive they're happy to show a pictures after 9 month -107678;1362001624;Bugpowder;It took our project 9 months and a change of vendors to get our chips properly bumped. -107677;1362001626;error4733;+10 bug -107676;1362001648;error4733;wich one ? -107675;1362001651;Bugpowder;It was probably a more complex issue -107674;1362001672;Bugpowder;custom silicon probes for chronic in vivo neural recording -107673;1362001682;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bitbet_new_asic_pwns_bfl.jpg -107672;1362001684;Bugpowder;like its a more 'custom' thing -107671;1362001691;kakobrekla;me too! -107670;1362001696;Bugpowder;but it still was SUPPOSED to be easy -107669;1362001706;Bugpowder;the bumping part that is -107668;1362001712;Bugpowder;and the vendor blew it -107667;1362001841;error4733;realy curious about all this ! diff, rally if they ship, avalon, etc -107666;1362001864;error4733;full of dramaqueen -107665;1362001882;dub;forum ad: Advertisement: I HATE TABLES I HATE TABLES I HA(.°.°... ... TABLES I HATE TABLES I HATE TABLES -107664;1362001897;dub;how much did they pay for that? -107663;1362001900;kakobrekla;now its also irc ad. -107662;1362001929;dub;and its not a link in either! -107661;1362001981;jurov;*sigh* just came home... was blocking the elevator 10 minutes -107660;1362002020;jcpham;asicminer was close to 5TH/s last time i looked -107659;1362002033;jurov;cuz neighbor convincing me the banks want to crash all existing currencies to create a unified world currency -107658;1362002058;jurov;in 10 years. and i couldn't explain to him they will get obsolete by that time -107657;1362002160;jcpham;i think the united states is the only country interested in unifying the world -107656;1362002178;jcpham;currency/government/law/whatever -107655;1362002190;chmod755;wat? -107654;1362002213;jcpham;illuminati->united states-> united nations-> galactic alliance -107653;1362002219;jcpham;i think i've made my point -107652;1362002226;chmod755;..... -107651;1362002253;jcpham;i am atlas -107650;1362002262;error4733;;;asks 31.68 -107649;1362002264;gribble;There are currently 145.92166 bitcoins offered at or under 31.68 USD, worth 4610.13055542 USD in total. -107648;1362002285;chmod755;;;asks 9000 -107647;1362002287;gribble;There are currently 79821.88 bitcoins offered at or under 9000.0 USD, worth 7849274.53213 USD in total. -107646;1362002291;jurov;lol they end up being bought by romania.. with mircea as president -107645;1362002331;jurov;bugpowder ragequit? -107644;1362002565;darkmethod;;;asks 1000 -107643;1362002567;gribble;There are currently 79422.474 bitcoins offered at or under 1000.0 USD, worth 5916315.03342 USD in total. -107642;1362004716;ThickAsThieves;http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/techflash/2013/02/coinstar-adding-paypal-features-to.html?ana=RSS -107641;1362005350;kakobrekla;who runs bitcoin.it wiki -107640;1362005751;jurov;what do you think about bet: CoinLab will close or cease bitcoin payments by June ? -107639;1362005756;jurov;just putting it together -107638;1362005773;mircea_popescu;jurov make a deadpool -107637;1362005780;mircea_popescu;i think there should be deadpool style betting -107636;1362005867;jurov;how to apply it to coinlab? -107635;1362005922;mircea_popescu;DEADPOOL : Coinlab dead by the end of the year. -107634;1362005923;mircea_popescu;something -107633;1362005937;mircea_popescu;(they won't die by june, as their burn rate isn't quite enough) -107632;1362006016;kakobrekla;Deadpool (Wade Winston Wilson) is a fictional character, a mercenary and anti-hero appearing in comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by artist Rob Liefeld and writer Fabian Nicieza, Deadpool first appeared in The New Mutants #98 (Feb. 1991). -107631;1362006018;kakobrekla;hm? -107630;1362006067;kakobrekla;Deadpool now kills btc mining pools? -107629;1362006328;kakobrekla;https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/8742-1-gram-silver-trading-card -107628;1362006330;kakobrekla;wtf -107627;1362006429;mod6;hmm, some sort of app promo thingy. -107626;1362006437;mod6;has anyone ever gotten good delivery from bitmit? -107625;1362006454;mod6;i haven't used it yet. -107624;1362006471;jurov;bet posted, has "nefario clause" too lol -107623;1362006476;jurov;for review -107622;1362006559;error4733;some issue about the owner -107621;1362006617;error4733;if you dont know where you send money for escrow, better to play at satoshi dice -107620;1362006666;error4733;so i wait until, they refund all account etc... before risk myself in it -107619;1362006711;error4733;shame bc a ebay like with good trust have a HUUUUUUUUUUUGGeeeeeeee potential -107618;1362006713;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00889 BTC [-] -107617;1362006736;Ukto;[14:53] what do you think about bet: CoinLab will close or cease bitcoin payments by June ? <-- Did I miss something? -107616;1362006794;jurov;they basically don't know what they're doing.. and apparently they cancel orders anytime when mtgox goes up -107615;1362006809;Ukto;0,o -107614;1362006825;jurov;quite a mess... so decided bet may be in good order -107613;1362006840;Ukto;I was actually talking to an old friend of mine that uses them on an extremely large website -107612;1362006849;Ukto;whos considering moving over to weex as soon as I make it ready -107611;1362006942;Ukto;only 364k shares left. https://bitfunder.com/asset/ZigGap -107610;1362007365;jurov;oh they're selling at same price as in sunday? -107609;1362007426;Ukto;nah, 2x more -107608;1362007431;Ukto;was 0.00005 now its 0.0001 -107607;1362007574;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370N] 2 @ 0.15307998 = 0.3062 BTC -107606;1362007726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 51 @ 0.0063799 = 0.3254 BTC [+] -107605;1362007880;jurov;thought live.coinbr seized again... but there just wasn't any trade -107604;1362007897;jurov;anyone has a clue why? -107603;1362007950;pigeons;omg ICE seized coinbr.com? ;) -107602;1362008012;jurov;there was almost no mpex trade overall, not just coinbr... so it was prolly seized, too :D -107601;1362008973;pigeons;yeah mpex volume sure has been low -107600;1362009071;ThickAsThieves;SDICE divs are coming up, one whale bought all the MPOE, and BBET has no divs -107599;1362009085;ThickAsThieves;guessing -107598;1362009188;kakobrekla;this one is going nicley too -107597;1362009189;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -107596;1362009209;kakobrekla;1:5 , but a small sample -107595;1362009297;kakobrekla;if this goes on theyll get their own category -107594;1362009462;Bugpowder;well -107593;1362009465;Bugpowder;looking more legit -107592;1362009547;Bugpowder;http://coinlab.com/new-transition -107591;1362009565;Bugpowder;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19boiu/coinlab_bringing_bitcoin_to_wall_street_with/c8mtykq -107590;1362009654;jurov;mtgox has yet to say anything -107589;1362009689;Bugpowder;yeah -107588;1362009719;Bugpowder;Seems more likely to be real than not. -107587;1362009721;Bugpowder;now though -107586;1362009730;Bugpowder;also probably bullish -107585;1362009758;Bugpowder;just bought back with my gox cash -107584;1362009758;jurov;even if mtgox thing materializes, don't necessarily mean they will make it through to the end of the year -107583;1362009786;ThickAsThieves;so does this expose americans to easier gov intervention now? -107582;1362009795;Bugpowder;yes -107581;1362009795;error4733;referal or not on bitfunder ? -107580;1362009803;Bugpowder;easier compliance -107579;1362009805;Bugpowder;with FACTA -107578;1362009864;ThickAsThieves;so for example the gov could say, hey coinlab give us a list of all accounts connected to gox, we wanna run some audits -107577;1362009936;ThickAsThieves;it wont even be called gox for americans anymore, heh -107576;1362009976;Bugpowder;how many US based gox users sitting with cash in there are going to buy the coins and ship them out before the transfer occurs? -107575;1362010045;ThickAsThieves;will it matter? -107574;1362010053;Bugpowder;who knows -107573;1362010060;ThickAsThieves;what will people use instead -107572;1362010080;mircea_popescu;aethero's thing -107571;1362010085;Bugpowder;I'm not sure if I should be happy or pissed. -107570;1362010104;ThickAsThieves;ziggap is all western union stuff -107569;1362010107;Bugpowder;fastcash4bitcoins -107568;1362010111;ThickAsThieves;moneygram -107567;1362010113;mircea_popescu;o, that yea. -107566;1362010114;ThickAsThieves;etc -107565;1362010140;Bugpowder;I have a tangible cryptography account already, so I can still purchase from him -107564;1362010165;Bugpowder;where is the panic buying? -107563;1362010182;Bugpowder;I guess I overestimated the power of a reddit comment. -107562;1362010184;ThickAsThieves;waiting for their gox transfer -107561;1362010220;dub;is using coinlab non-optional for amerifags then? -107560;1362010235;ThickAsThieves;campbx takes dwolla -107559;1362010246;ThickAsThieves;based in GA -107558;1362010252;dub;gox using amerifags I mean -107557;1362010254;Bugpowder;dub, it might be optimal -107556;1362010268;Bugpowder;there are not a lot of easy options -107555;1362010275;Bugpowder;for n00bs -107554;1362010285;Bugpowder;in the bitcoin ponzi pyramid -107553;1362010315;mircea_popescu;reddit has powers now !? -107552;1362011896;pigeons;wtf does coinbase's platform have aqnything to do with "wall street" -107551;1362011901;pigeons;*coinlab -107550;1362011922;dub;its in amurica -107549;1362012031;BitHub;i smell a wallstreet fail -107548;1362012074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15199 @ 0.0063799 = 96.9681 BTC [+] -107547;1362012181;dub;'Coinbase brings bitcoin to the Alabama beef jerky co-operative' doesn't have the same ring -107546;1362012257;pigeons;"coinbase announces they are awitching business models again to improve something that they have no experience in that mtgox with the most experience doesn't like handling" -107545;1362012285;pigeons;*coinlab -107544;1362012286;pigeons;heh -107543;1362012327;Bugpowder;hmm -107542;1362012357;Bugpowder;is this bullish or bearish? -107541;1362012383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7 @ 0.0063799 = 0.0447 BTC [+] -107540;1362012433;ThickAsThieves;It's Finance 2.0, bro -107539;1362012454;swhitt;,,bc,stats -107538;1362012488;swhitt;;;bc,stats -107537;1362012490;gribble;Current Blocks: 223486 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 289 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 10 hours, 10 minutes, and 2 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4415943.46024 | Estimated Percent Change: 20.95123 -107536;1362012565;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.119 = 0.714 BTC [+] -107535;1362012572;swhitt;20.1% not bad -107534;1362012634;ThickAsThieves;i wonder if asicminer is waiting for the next diff to triple their hashing -107533;1362012654;ThickAsThieves;if that even works -107532;1362012770;Bowjob;http://bitcoinmagazine.com/coinlab-bringing-bitcoin-to-wall-street-with-mtgox-deal -107531;1362012772;Bowjob;wtf -107530;1362012787;kakobrekla;story of the day -107529;1362012792;kakobrekla;em i ment spam by now. -107528;1362012795;kakobrekla;hehe -107527;1362013549;mircea_popescu;lmao dub -107526;1362013587;mircea_popescu;im totally going to publish a selection of these quotes. -107525;1362013889;Bowjob;http://mineforeman.com/2013/02/28/butterfly-labs-test-wafer-pictures-and-new-chip-details/ -107524;1362013910;Bowjob;Mhm.. it looks like bathroom tiles, doesn't it? -107523;1362013928;iz;trust us guys.. we really have chips... place your pre-orders! -107522;1362014106;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 109 @ 0.01 = 1.09 BTC [+] -107521;1362014179;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00879 BTC [-] -107520;1362014181;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 4 @ 0.00879 = 0.0352 BTC [-] -107519;1362014398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 314 @ 0.0063799 = 2.0033 BTC [+] -107518;1362014528;dub;g-line wat -107517;1362014554;dub;oh its a quit -107516;1362014950;Bowjob;;;ticker -107515;1362014950;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.23000, Best ask: 31.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 31.25000, 24 hour volume: 30050.19888954, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.65000, 24 hour vwap: 31.22120 -107514;1362015016;Bowjob;;;ticker -107513;1362015016;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.03998, Best ask: 31.24987, Bid-ask spread: 0.20989, Last trade: 31.24987, 24 hour volume: 30267.51838954, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.65000, 24 hour vwap: 31.21999 -107512;1362015050;Bowjob;theres a 20k btc wall -107511;1362015079;ThickAsThieves;i blame coinlab -107510;1362015113;Bowjob;i wonder what the effects of coinlab will be -107509;1362015138;Bowjob;if it hurts btc prices, then i'll buy back cheaper -107508;1362015203;pigeons;i hope you're sacrcastic, it will have 0 effect -107507;1362015653;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/ycombinator-continues-to-suck-jointly-and-severally/ -107506;1362015671;mircea_popescu;it's a dramaparty and everyone's quoted. -107505;1362015900;ThickAsThieves;nice -107504;1362015913;ThickAsThieves;i wonder if coinlab is reading -107503;1362015982;mircea_popescu;that'd require them having a clue. -107502;1362015988;mircea_popescu;i give it 10:1 against. -107501;1362016123;ThickAsThieves;the PR says that americans wont see mtgox branding anymore -107500;1362016132;ThickAsThieves;itll be all Coinlabbed up -107499;1362016147;mod6;BitHub I smell a wallstreet fail. << best comment -107498;1362016337;dub;http://blogs-images.forbes.com/jonmatonis/files/2012/10/coinlab-founders.jpg lefty looks like a dude I know (its not), righty looks like he slipped lefty a roofie and is about to get his rape on -107497;1362016392;dub;hat matching shirt. instarapist -107496;1362016397;Bugpowder;lol -107495;1362016403;Bugpowder;that photo -107494;1362016427;ThickAsThieves;why would they choose that -107493;1362016440;kakobreklaa;that hat? -107492;1362016442;ThickAsThieves;"Oh send them that one from the cruise!" -107491;1362016445;ThickAsThieves;photo -107490;1362016448;ThickAsThieves;for the PR -107489;1362016454;Bugpowder;This is worse -107488;1362016455;Bugpowder;http://coinlab.com/about -107487;1362016463;Bugpowder;It is really worrisome -107486;1362016496;ThickAsThieves;they need a new design team -107485;1362016498;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00072 BTC [+] -107484;1362016520;ThickAsThieves;they have Buy buttons on their home page now, when you click, they ask for your phone number, wtf? -107483;1362016525;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00072 BTC [+] -107482;1362016545;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3 @ 0.00072 = 0.0022 BTC [+] -107481;1362016558;mod6;(15:54) < ThickAsThieves> "Oh send them that one from the cruise!" << lol -107480;1362016646;mircea_popescu;o mz brady will be thrilled. -107479;1362016683;ThickAsThieves;"Taking You from Zero to Full Stack" -107478;1362016698;ThickAsThieves;that's the lead on their "strategy" page -107477;1362016733;ThickAsThieves;Rent a Petascale Cluster -107476;1362016733;ThickAsThieves;For as little as $80 per hour -107475;1362016770;ThickAsThieves;The Bitcoin network is the largest distributed computation cluster in the world. We help it's members provide their computation ability to the highest bidder. -107474;1362016787;mircea_popescu;it's ?! -107473;1362016798;mircea_popescu;what, they compete with hashpower too ? -107472;1362016815;ThickAsThieves;whats going on -107471;1362016933;mod6;(15:54) < Bugpowder> It is really worrisome << after reading the about page, I couldn't agree more -107470;1362016942;ThickAsThieves;They have a "Buy $1M" button -107469;1362016942;Bowjob;it worries me if either US or canadian gov't ask for a list of who bought bitcoins when they were cheap -107468;1362016960;Bowjob;assuming butcoins fetch for quite a bit -107467;1362016965;Bowjob;id would be a hassle for me lol -107466;1362016969;mircea_popescu;so don't use them -107465;1362017002;mircea_popescu;who is jose canseco -107464;1362017012;mod6;former baseball player -107463;1362017029;Bowjob;wheres the buy 1m button -107462;1362017041;mircea_popescu;a ok -107461;1362017056;ThickAsThieves;really dumb -107460;1362017069;ThickAsThieves;did reality shows after he became a nobody -107459;1362017070;Bowjob;oh i see it -107458;1362017093;Bowjob;theres a sell 1m too -107457;1362017102;Bowjob;im sure the gov -107456;1362017109;Bowjob;would be very interested in it -107455;1362017195;ThickAsThieves;I wonder if they actually have people lined up to buy -107454;1362017237;ThickAsThieves;is there a gribble for how many bitcoins will $1mil get me? -107453;1362017314;mod6;;;market --buy --usd 1000000 -107452;1362017316;gribble;A market order to buy 1000000.0000 USD worth of bitcoins right now would buy 30956.035 bitcoins and would take the last price up to 34.3000 USD, resulting in an average price of 32.3039 USD/BTC. -107451;1362017348;ThickAsThieves;not as dramatic as i imagined -107450;1362017367;Bowjob;they have a storage solution page -107449;1362017367;Bowjob;wtf -107448;1362017380;Bowjob;so you pay them money to store your bitcoins -107447;1362017389;Bowjob;sounds like debit cards -107446;1362017408;ThickAsThieves;i guess if youre an investment co, who do you trust with the coins? -107445;1362017423;ThickAsThieves;the IT dept? -107444;1362017512;thestringpuller;;;market --ask --usd 1000000 -107443;1362017513;gribble;Error: The "Market" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "--ask" in it. Try "list Market" to see the commands in the "Market" plugin. -107442;1362017520;thestringpuller;;;market -107441;1362017520;gribble;Error: "market" is not a valid command. -107440;1362017526;thestringpuller;;;market --help -107439;1362017527;gribble;Error: The "Market" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "--help" in it. Try "list Market" to see the commands in the "Market" plugin. -107438;1362017533;thestringpuller;;;list Market -107437;1362017533;gribble;asks, bids, buy, sell, and ticker -107436;1362017545;thestringpuller;;;market --sell --usd 1000000 -107435;1362017547;gribble;A market order to sell 1000000.0000 USD worth of bitcoins right now would sell 34890.485 bitcoins and would take the last price down to 26.7800 USD, resulting in an average price of 28.6611 USD/BTC. -107434;1362017590;ThickAsThieves;whoa -107433;1362017595;TomServo;indeed. -107432;1362017601;Bowjob;Holy shit -107431;1362017603;Bowjob;we are rising -107430;1362017603;ThickAsThieves;price just raced up -107429;1362017606;Bowjob;;;ticker -107428;1362017607;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.22125, Best ask: 31.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.66875, Last trade: 31.89000, 24 hour volume: 38143.57222950, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.89000, 24 hour vwap: 31.32046 -107427;1362017617;Bowjob;Come on.. just 2 fucking cents -107426;1362017621;Bowjob;and we beat ATH -107425;1362017634;Bowjob;also, DAT spread -107424;1362017748;ThickAsThieves;i predict new high in t-minus 300 seconds -107423;1362017818;Bowjob;;;ticker -107422;1362017819;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.35000, Best ask: 31.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.53000, Last trade: 31.88000, 24 hour volume: 38153.17698435, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.89000, 24 hour vwap: 31.32077 -107421;1362017825;Bowjob;What a tease -107420;1362017848;Bowjob;I was about to take a bite then it got pulled away -107419;1362018091;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -107418;1362018092;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.65000, Best ask: 31.66754, Bid-ask spread: 0.01754, Last trade: 31.63000, 24 hour volume: 38971.49310386, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.89000, 24 hour vwap: 31.33081 -107417;1362018099;ThickAsThieves;i was wrong -107416;1362018174;ThickAsThieves;mp is off congregating with legion of bitcoin whales to deal with siteeation -107415;1362018220;Bowjob;;;ticker -107414;1362018221;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.65001, Best ask: 31.66754, Bid-ask spread: 0.01753, Last trade: 31.66754, 24 hour volume: 39018.81424086, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.89000, 24 hour vwap: 31.33168 -107413;1362018230;Bowjob;yeap, we got teased -107412;1362018765;thestringpuller;;;ticker -107411;1362018765;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.70001, Best ask: 31.76999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06998, Last trade: 31.70001, 24 hour volume: 39398.25969646, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 31.89000, 24 hour vwap: 31.33667 -107410;1362018975;dub;fuck -107409;1362019361;ThickAsThieves;31.91 -107408;1362019372;ThickAsThieves;.92 -107407;1362019562;ThickAsThieves;.93 -107406;1362019600;kakobreklaa;32 -107405;1362019620;Namworld;record broken... -107404;1362019637;mod6;ding ding! -107403;1362019638;BitHub;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GwjfUFyY6M -107402;1362019646;ThickAsThieves;yay! -107401;1362019650;ThickAsThieves;CRASH time -107400;1362019652;ThickAsThieves;:) -107399;1362019682;kakobreklaa;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -107398;1362019688;kakobreklaa;ya for sure. -107397;1362019695;kakobreklaa;crash on the upwards. -107396;1362019704;Bowjob;WOOT -107395;1362019710;Bowjob;Congrats mentlegen! -107394;1362019714;ThickAsThieves;i mean the smart thing is to take down your asks right now -107393;1362019716;Bowjob;Also Adam lost his bet -107392;1362019717;ThickAsThieves;then boom -107391;1362019891;kakobreklaa;smell 33 -107390;1362019899;ThickAsThieves;so we all just got rich -107389;1362019900;kakobreklaa;can you? -107388;1362019904;ThickAsThieves;thank you coinlab -107387;1362019927;Bowjob;In a couple years we will look back on this event.. -107386;1362019934;Bowjob;when btc are thousands of dollars each -107385;1362019941;kakobreklaa;you will try to but you wont remember -107384;1362019947;Bowjob;"lol look at us.. getting excited over a dollar -107383;1362019966;Bowjob;now if Yifu can get his act together.. I want my aSIC -107382;1362019976;kakobreklaa;ya, a dollar times n is n dollars -107381;1362020049;Namworld;those little stairs over 31 don't look natural on the orderbook... -107380;1362020074;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -107379;1362020076;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 32.25125, Best ask: 32.44000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18875, Last trade: 32.44000, 24 hour volume: 52193.36438180, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 32.44000, 24 hour vwap: 31.50409 -107378;1362020113;Namworld;We're in all time high zone -107377;1362020120;mircea_popescu;getting people to sell bitcoins from now on will be a feat. -107376;1362020153;Bowjob;Id prefer to stay in this range for a bit actually -107375;1362020174;mircea_popescu;i woner how long till 100 -107374;1362020182;mircea_popescu;a week ? a month ? a year ? a decade >? -107373;1362020204;kakobreklaa;2 years -107372;1362020224;kakobreklaa;well no -107371;1362020225;ThickAsThieves;a few days -107370;1362020229;kakobreklaa;2014 -107369;1362020238;mircea_popescu;possibly -107368;1362020292;mircea_popescu;"obama. started term, btc was 1/10000 of a pizza. ended term, 10`000 pizzas bought one btc" -107367;1362020302;dub;down now -107366;1362020318;kakobreklaa;hm -107365;1362020320;Ukto;[18:54] Feb28 00:56:46 mtgox x11 165.2808 @ 32.79869778 USD -107364;1362020322;Ukto;;) -107363;1362020324;Bowjob;it was actually 10000 btc for 2 pizzas -107362;1362020332;kakobreklaa;strong bids at 32.7-32.5 -107361;1362020346;Bowjob;mhm nvm -107360;1362020374;Bowjob;get those investors on dice and ill be happuy -107359;1362020388;ThickAsThieves;if they control growth, they'll make a lot more money -107358;1362020388;kakobreklaa;at this rate ill never run out of euros -107357;1362020396;kakobreklaa;but wtf. -107356;1362020401;ThickAsThieves;really the market has been being controlled for a week or two now it looked like -107355;1362020424;ThickAsThieves;the slower the rise the more fools will sell -107354;1362020528;Bowjob;i wonder what those ltc people will do now -107353;1362020556;kakobreklaa;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -107352;1362020558;kakobreklaa;lol -107351;1362020564;Namworld;;;ticker -107350;1362020565;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 32.75000, Best ask: 32.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 32.75000, 24 hour volume: 55524.78325419, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 32.80000, 24 hour vwap: 31.57837 -107349;1362020782;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.3881316 = 1388.1316 BTC [-] -107348;1362020897;mircea_popescu;1400 btc of pure profit ? -107347;1362020902;Bowjob;wow some stupid dude complained about my gile -107346;1362020940;Namworld;I've seen you encouraging someone complaining about his gambling problems to keep gambling Bowjob... -107345;1362021000;Bowjob;hey my math was solid -107344;1362021060;Namworld;A solid loss for the gambler -107343;1362021094;Namworld;A solid win for you... -107342;1362021134;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -107341;1362021140;Namworld;That looks... odd -107340;1362021214;dub;guys just a head up, I am satoshi and its time to dump my 500k -107339;1362021236;mircea_popescu;kthx. -107338;1362021462;Bugpowdr;yeahhhhh -107337;1362021504;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa http://bitbet.us/bet/206/bitcoin-market-cap-above-1-billion-before-end/ -107336;1362021507;mircea_popescu;2:1 that it's this year. -107335;1362021527;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 700 @ 1.38433736 = 969.0362 BTC [-] -107334;1362021553;thestringpuller;the whale seems to be using a bullish strategy -107333;1362021641;Bowjob;it would be more noble if satoshi refused to own btc due to conflict of interest -107332;1362021652;thestringpuller;Satoshi...doesn't...exist -107331;1362021664;mircea_popescu;Bowjob it's pretty well established he doesn't have much if anything. -107330;1362021697;dub;;;goxlag -107329;1362021698;gribble;30.936965 seconds -107328;1362021701;dub;wowow -107327;1362021712;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.26888574 = 268.8857 BTC [+] -107326;1362021719;Namworld;wait till it reaches 666.666666 seconds -107325;1362021725;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 600 @ 0.23935683 = 143.6141 BTC [+] -107324;1362021906;thestringpuller;;;calc (32 - 31)/ 32 -107323;1362021906;gribble;0.03125 -107322;1362021910;thestringpuller;;;calc (33 - 31)/ 33 -107321;1362021910;gribble;0.0606060606061 -107320;1362021919;thestringpuller;;;calc (42 - 31)/ 42 -107319;1362021919;gribble;0.261904761905 -107318;1362021932;kakobreklaa;lol mircea_popescu some hefty sums -107317;1362021941;thestringpuller;;;calc (42 - 33)/ 42 -107316;1362021941;gribble;0.214285714286 -107315;1362021956;thestringpuller;bullish position... -107314;1362021964;mircea_popescu;yeah -107313;1362021976;Namworld;I've seen better -107312;1362021994;thestringpuller;I'm expecting 40 in march -107311;1362022020;Bowjob;80 in april -107310;1362022031;kakobreklaa;32650 in juptmeber -107309;1362022032;thestringpuller;80 might not hit until july -107308;1362022046;Bowjob;eh you guys are too bearish -107307;1362022050;Bowjob;300k by next year -107306;1362022056;thestringpuller;XD -107305;1362022060;thestringpuller;collapse of the US dollar -107304;1362022066;Bowjob;yeah -107303;1362022073;thestringpuller;Gold went up almost 100 dollars while bernanke spoke to congress -107302;1362022081;thestringpuller;^- in other news -107301;1362022081;kakobreklaa;so i btc will be like 5000 usd or 60 euros -107300;1362022085;kakobreklaa;i = 1 -107299;1362022123;thestringpuller;QE infinity is going on so if the US goes into hyperinflation that could be plausible... -107298;1362022202;Bowjob;wed be trillionairs -107297;1362022246;thestringpuller;and trillion dollars will by a stick of gum in that future :P -107296;1362022254;dub;;;ticker --high -107295;1362022255;gribble;33.00000 -107294;1362022329;maximian;40 next week at this rate -107293;1362022338;kakobreklaa;at this rate, today. -107292;1362022368;kakobreklaa;;;ticker --high -107291;1362022369;gribble;33.20000 -107290;1362022399;Bowjob;so many bears here -107289;1362022592;Bowjob;the wall observer went nuts -107288;1362022612;dub;lol fuck -107287;1362022618;dub;I just fat finger failed -107286;1362022623;Bowjob;I wonder if that dude who shoved a sharpie up his ass is happy -107285;1362022640;kakobreklaa;dub? -107284;1362022643;thestringpuller;;;ticker -107283;1362022644;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.03123, Best ask: 33.08039, Bid-ask spread: 0.04916, Last trade: 33.08039, 24 hour volume: 62463.10960810, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 33.20000, 24 hour vwap: 31.72613 -107282;1362022657;thestringpuller;the economy is growing... -107281;1362022697;dub;kakobreklaa: I 32'd when I should have 33'd -107280;1362022699;Bugpowdr;so funny -107279;1362022701;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -107278;1362022702;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 4 days, 23 hours, 27 minutes, and 41 seconds ago: pong -107277;1362022717;dub;where for art thou smickles -107276;1362022720;Bugpowdr;I bot all my gox cash 3 hours ago cause I though it was going to rocket -107275;1362022728;Bugpowdr;sketched out -107274;1362022736;Bugpowdr;sold all 20 minutes later -107273;1362022741;Bugpowdr;now rebought at 32.90 -107272;1362022748;Bugpowdr;fucking retarded -107271;1362022751;kakobreklaa;:D -107270;1362022752;Namworld;I feel tainted... by trading... -107269;1362022759;kakobreklaa;raped its called. -107268;1362022774;Namworld;No... I'd be the one raping... -107267;1362022776;Bowjob;bug.. what happened to your btc short -107266;1362022795;Namworld;Tainted is the word. -107265;1362022863;Bugpowdr;oh I closed that -107264;1362022867;Bugpowdr;long time ago -107263;1362022884;Bugpowdr;waited till the 24hprc started going up -107262;1362022888;Bugpowdr;ate the loss -107261;1362022891;Bugpowdr;sucked -107260;1362022910;Bugpowdr;not shorting this rally again -107259;1362022955;copumpkin;when you don't short it is when you get screwed -107258;1362022960;copumpkin;but when you do, you also get screwed -107257;1362022967;copumpkin;just learn to accept the unconditional screwage -107256;1362022968;kakobreklaa;so do the oposite -107255;1362022972;kakobreklaa;go long. -107254;1362023021;Bowjob;win some lose some -107253;1362023026;Bowjob;btc is dangerous to short -107252;1362023036;Bowjob;I wanted to short LTC no one took me on my offer lol -107251;1362023313;Chaang-Noi;we broke the high and i was sleeping??? -107250;1362023323;Chaang-Noi;fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu -107249;1362023324;kakobreklaa;go back to sleep then -107248;1362023354;Namworld;Go dream for a while, come back when they're 500 USD/BTC or something -107247;1362023374;Chaang-Noi;yeah im back to bed -107246;1362023379;Chaang-Noi;bufgr' -107245;1362023384;Chaang-Noi;night+ -107244;1362023510;Chaang-Noi;wow, nice bid walls, and no real ask walls -107243;1362023588;Namworld;yeah -107242;1362023977;thestringpuller;i hope someone isn't hoarding -107241;1362023990;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdr lol mtgox is grateful -107240;1362023993;thestringpuller;it'll go up to like 40 and some whale will begin dumping -107239;1362024060;Bugpowdr;yah but now i havemoar -107238;1362024163;error4733;Woooooooooooooooooooow -107237;1362024195;error4733;WTF is going on -107236;1362024204;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -107235;1362024206;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 32.91578, Best ask: 33.05300, Bid-ask spread: 0.13722, Last trade: 33.05300, 24 hour volume: 63289.54985978, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 33.20000, 24 hour vwap: 31.75887 -107234;1362024210;mircea_popescu;this is kinda funnay. -107233;1362024220;mircea_popescu;31.25261933 is price implied by options -107232;1362024252;thestringpuller;how'd you come up with that number so fast -107231;1362024264;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 439 @ 0.01 = 4.39 BTC [+] -107230;1362024295;mircea_popescu;cause of maffs -107229;1362024317;thestringpuller;are you taking total volume of each option? -107228;1362024335;Namworld;I'm still surprised at getting so much BTC loaned to me considering the interest I offer. -107227;1362024335;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 235 @ 0.01 = 2.35 BTC [+] -107226;1362024339;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if we will see a bubble to $200 or something -107225;1362024413;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I got 31.653 -107224;1362024790;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/ -107223;1362024797;mircea_popescu;mpex now publishes 7day oix number -107222;1362025200;Namworld;cool -107221;1362025290;Bugpowdr;god damn it -107220;1362025376;Bugpowdr;;;ticker -107219;1362025376;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 31.93788, Best ask: 32.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06212, Last trade: 32.00000, 24 hour volume: 76977.68308630, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 33.20000, 24 hour vwap: 31.89740 -107218;1362025610;Namworld;bugpowder: what? -107217;1362025748;Bugpowdr;the twin towers fell -107216;1362025771;Bugpowdr;I am so bad at day trading -107215;1362025881;Namworld;manipulator action going on... -107214;1362025897;Namworld;I saw the walls form regular steps or changing place all the time -107213;1362025965;Bugpowdr;Nah dude. The got eaten -107212;1362025973;Bugpowdr;look at the volume -107211;1362025979;Namworld;ah, okay -107210;1362025984;Namworld;I avoid daytrading -107209;1362026011;Bugpowdr;rally is back on -107208;1362026015;Namworld;I'm short bitcoin -107207;1362026023;Bugpowdr;duuuude -107206;1362026038;Bugpowdr;at what price do you blow up? -107205;1362026044;Chaang-Noi;mtgoxlive.com fails for me, is there a better site like it? -107204;1362026089;Chaang-Noi;i placed a sell order for 10% of my btc at $200 -107203;1362026098;Namworld;www.example.com -107202;1362026106;Namworld;It's the same but loads faster. -107201;1362026113;Namworld;Shows you nothing -107200;1362026117;Namworld;;;lag -107199;1362026118;gribble;Error: "lag" is not a valid command. -107198;1362026120;Bugpowdr;clarkmoody -107197;1362026124;Bugpowdr;for trades -107196;1362026126;Namworld;;;goxlag -107195;1362026127;gribble;0.204543 seconds -107194;1362026132;Bugpowdr;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -107193;1362026136;Bugpowdr;for walls -107192;1362026142;Bugpowdr;zoom in on the pic -107191;1362026143;Chaang-Noi;;;goatlag -107190;1362026143;gribble;Error: "goatlag" is not a valid command. -107189;1362026181;Bugpowdr;I think we are going to 50 now -107188;1362026332;kakobreklaa;prolly not far off -107187;1362026333;kakobreklaa;http://btctrading.wordpress.com/2013/02/16/short-term-update-mtgox-daily-chart-13/ -107186;1362026360;kakobreklaa;and this is old. -107185;1362026399;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00629 BTC [-] -107184;1362026402;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.00629 = 0.0252 BTC [-] -107183;1362026407;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0063 = 6.3 BTC [+] -107182;1362026447;kakobreklaa;usagis silver at 29. -107181;1362026538;Bugpowdr;he is selling half ounces at 1.3BTC though, much cheaper than anywhere else. -107180;1362026542;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 454 @ 0.00636 = 2.8874 BTC [+] -107179;1362026544;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00639 = 0.0192 BTC [+] -107178;1362026547;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10039 @ 0.0064 = 64.2496 BTC [+] -107177;1362026549;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0064 = 0.064 BTC [+] -107176;1362026565;Bugpowdr;whoa -107175;1362026572;Bugpowdr;thats big for BTCTC -107174;1362026606;Namworld;what? No -107173;1362026622;Namworld;BTCTC has about 2.3k 30d volume right now -107172;1362026645;Namworld;Done mostly on higher day. -107171;1362026658;Namworld;With dead periods in-between -107170;1362026773;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/introducing-the-oix/ -107169;1362026916;Bowjob;mhm -107168;1362026921;Bowjob;;;ticker -107167;1362026921;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 32.45988, Best ask: 32.58915, Bid-ask spread: 0.12927, Last trade: 32.45988, 24 hour volume: 79609.88962262, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 33.20000, 24 hour vwap: 31.91584 -107166;1362026928;Bowjob;32.45.. down from 33 -107165;1362026930;Bowjob;CRASH!!! -107164;1362027181;Bugpowdr;it hit 31.40 taking out 15,000 BTC on the way -107163;1362027276;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 20 @ 0.0915995 = 1.832 BTC -107162;1362027414;Bowjob;i have a confession.. i actually dont know how to mine bitcoins -107161;1362027421;Bowjob;yet i jumped on the avalon bandwagon -107160;1362027422;Bowjob;lol -107159;1362027459;kakobreklaa;#bitcoin-church -107158;1362027721;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -107157;1362027722;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 32.60001, Best ask: 32.60490, Bid-ask spread: 0.00489, Last trade: 32.60490, 24 hour volume: 80058.57461354, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 33.20000, 24 hour vwap: 31.92017 -107156;1362027793;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 4 @ 0.26985946 = 1.0794 BTC [+] -107155;1362027801;Bugpowdr;The buy must have been triggered by the are technia article -107154;1362027809;mircea_popescu;!ticker s.bbet -107153;1362027810;assbot;I prepared your canoe with cedar boughs. -107152;1362027810;Bugpowdr;God DAMN it -107151;1362027816;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -107150;1362027818;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.00196499 / 0.00196499 / 0.00196499 (298 shares, 0.59 BTC), 7D: 0.00196487 / 0.00196488 / 0.001965 (3303 shares, 6.49 BTC), 30D: 0.0003 / 0.00147341 / 0.001965 (77565 shares, 114.29 BTC) -107149;1362027822;Bugpowdr;I had advanced knowledge and I fucked it up. -107148;1362027862;Bugpowdr;Let's just get up to 50 so I can forget about this troubled time in my life. -107147;1362027909;Chaang-Noi;techbia artical? -107146;1362027923;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdr i really don't think it was any article. -107145;1362027932;Bugpowdr;it was the coinlab news -107144;1362027961;Bugpowdr;people understand what easier US market access will do to the price. -107143;1362027964;Chaang-Noi;the one about coinlab helping instatutional investers was pretty damn bullish -107142;1362027967;Bugpowdr;Fucking firepower -107141;1362027969;Chaang-Noi;ah -107140;1362027972;Bugpowdr;$100 -107139;1362027977;Bugpowdr;is gonna happen -107138;1362027985;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i wonder if people knew about that and they bought it all up -107137;1362027996;Bugpowdr;THat's why I bought back -107136;1362028015;Chaang-Noi;i never sold, have a sell over for 10% at $200 -107135;1362028098;kakobrekla;im gonna redesign bitbet when 100 happens -107134;1362028119;Bowjob;eh -107133;1362028123;Bowjob;just hold it and forget it -107132;1362028127;Bowjob;simplest strategy -107131;1362028145;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 50 @ 0.01 = 0.5 BTC [+] -107130;1362028153;Bowjob;had you forgotten about btc in 2011 -107129;1362028161;Bowjob;and checked it in 2013, ud go.. yawn -107128;1362028161;kakobrekla;and if everybody does that, few years from now not a single node will be runing -107127;1362028165;kakobrekla;everyone forgot. -107126;1362028168;Bowjob;lol -107125;1362028179;Bowjob;well, its a dillema -107124;1362028191;Bowjob;ill be mining soon so i wont forget -107123;1362028198;Bowjob;ill ride this horse wherever it takes me -107122;1362028232;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you never sold what exactly ? whatever was left after paying out for the TYGRR.BOND (100% Insured Pirate Bonds) -107121;1362028503;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 5 @ 0.21653437 = 1.0827 BTC [+] -107120;1362028669;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 9 @ 0.35 = 3.15 BTC [+] -107119;1362029554;Chaang-Noi;mircea_popescu i did pay that out in full -107118;1362029649;aiball;is the s.dice dividend still 14K? -107117;1362029720;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -107116;1362029737;Bugpowdr;~13 -107115;1362029785;aiball;thanks -107114;1362029884;Bowjob;could it be the buy was a panic buy -107113;1362029887;Bowjob;because coinlab.. -107112;1362029900;Bowjob;will bring customers closer to IRS -107111;1362029921;Bugpowdr;yes I considered that as well -107110;1362029928;BitHub;yeah good work coinlab -107109;1362029928;Bugpowdr;buy with cash on hand -107108;1362029931;BitHub;n00bs -107107;1362029933;Bowjob;yeah -107106;1362029934;Bugpowdr;then get the coins out -107105;1362029938;BitHub;bring wallstreet to bitcoin -107104;1362029940;Bowjob;that makes sense -107103;1362029941;BitHub;good work n0000bs -107102;1362029953;Bowjob;.. i wont ever touch coinlab with a ten foot pole -107101;1362029957;Bowjob;that sicky -107100;1362029957;Bugpowdr;The cash for that buy was proablbly already in there -107099;1362029964;BitHub;same -107098;1362029968;aiball;so, my mtgox purchase 6 months ago is on the IRS books now? -107097;1362029969;Bugpowdr;who knows, maybe they will do a good job -107096;1362029976;Bugpowdr;nah -107095;1362029979;aethero;aiball is it retroactive? -107094;1362029979;BitHub;nah -107093;1362029979;Bowjob;nah -107092;1362029981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2457 @ 0.00074124 = 1.8212 BTC [-] -107091;1362029983;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00074124 = 7.4124 BTC [-] -107090;1362029984;Bowjob;it will be if you use coinlab -107089;1362029986;Bugpowdr;unless you are 50k -107088;1362029988;BitHub;they'll be the first to get slaughted -107087;1362029994;Bugpowdr;$50k+ -107086;1362029999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 618 @ 0.00073982 = 0.4572 BTC [-] -107085;1362030006;Bugpowdr;will be the first to be examined -107084;1362030009;Bugpowdr;then $10k+ -107083;1362030016;BitHub;we're talking about taxes here -107082;1362030018;Bugpowdr;FACTA violators -107081;1362030018;BitHub;its game over -107080;1362030021;Bugpowdr;etc -107079;1362030027;Bowjob;if BTC gets high enough, the govt might actually dig through 100 dollar buys -107078;1362030032;Bowjob;and hunt those people -107077;1362030034;aiball;aethero I was asking your question -107076;1362030038;Bugpowdr;i doubt it -107075;1362030044;Bugpowdr;just report it -107074;1362030059;Bugpowdr;buys don't matter anyway -107073;1362030059;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6795 BTC [-] -107072;1362030064;Bugpowdr;sales matter -107071;1362030095;Bugpowdr;unless they really are treating BTC as a foreign currency that is to be market to market at year end -107070;1362030132;Bugpowdr;If you want BTC to hit $1000, there are some things that are gonna have to happen first -107069;1362030190;Chaang-Noi;$1000 should be in 3 years or maybe more, lots of time -107068;1362030217;Chaang-Noi;what is better on linux a i3 2130 or an amd 955? -107067;1362030226;Chaang-Noi;most for doing btc stuff -107066;1362030228;aiball;Bugpowder I agree, Like Butch and Sundance didn't need to keep watch until they had the payroll -107065;1362031018;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.6795 = 4.077 BTC [-] -107064;1362031427;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.278 BTC [-] -107063;1362031429;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.2701 = 0.5402 BTC [-] -107062;1362031454;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.27 = 1.89 BTC [-] -107061;1362031547;Bowjob;mhm.. i wonder if this is allowed -107060;1362031564;Bowjob;i just cash in enough BTC to hit the limit of a poor person -107059;1362031569;Bowjob;so i wont have to pay income tas -107058;1362031570;Bowjob;x -107057;1362031583;Bowjob;but i have enough BTC worth hundreds of thousands of dollars -107056;1362031586;Bowjob;is that legit? -107055;1362031630;Namworld;If your BTC has appreciated in value, I think you don't need to declare that value increase until you sell them. So yes. But speak to an accountant. -107054;1362031684;Namworld;It's like when you have income. You pay your taxes, then let's say you buy stocks. If they raise in value, you don't pay taxes on that until you sell, at which point the price difference becomes capital gains. -107053;1362031716;ThickAsThieves;IRS going back thru records is kinda pointless -107052;1362031716;Namworld;Laws & regulations vary by country/state tho -107051;1362031724;ThickAsThieves;no way for them to know how much btc you have -107050;1362031744;ThickAsThieves;they'd only care about coins sold -107049;1362031766;ThickAsThieves;income -107048;1362031778;Namworld;Probably that too. -107047;1362031857;Bowjob;i can sell around 13k -107046;1362031862;Bowjob;and wont have to work for the whole year -107045;1362031867;Bowjob;then i dont pay taxes -107044;1362031869;Bowjob;lol -107043;1362031876;Bowjob;but what if i use btc directly -107042;1362031878;Bowjob;they wont know -107041;1362031897;Namworld;They might not but that's supposed to be declared. -107040;1362031962;Eduard_Munteanu;The interesting thing is stock brokers here retain the tax as soon as you sell. -107039;1362031973;Eduard_Munteanu;Not the end of the year, or the month or anything. Immediately. -107038;1362032020;Eduard_Munteanu;Oh, they also report some stuff you still owe to the man. -107037;1362032099;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -107036;1362032108;topace_;hey mircea_popescu you there? still working on this auto-push-receipt processing... -107035;1362032120;mircea_popescu;topace_ ya ? -107034;1362032150;topace_;i cant just hash the receipt to get a unique id because then doing something as simple as changing the comment in th e sig would change the hash and stilll validate -107033;1362032182;mircea_popescu;change the comment in what sig ? -107032;1362032195;topace_;Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (GNU/Linux) -107031;1362032207;topace_;i can change that line on the receipt and it still validates -107030;1362032225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6214 @ 0.00074829 = 4.6499 BTC [+] -107029;1362032227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6600 @ 0.0007522 = 4.9645 BTC [+] -107028;1362032241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6935 @ 0.00075379 = 5.2275 BTC [+] -107027;1362032243;mircea_popescu;but you hash the signed part not the headers -107026;1362032244;topace_;and if i try to just grab the actual signature hash, that can still be changed adn still validate -107025;1362032256;mircea_popescu;how ? -107024;1362032265;topace_;iD8DBQFRJRZakhT8a/G2mSERAtfRAJ9LBtdI5x2a7WwNqZMTLLoaWV/rFACfRvtQ -107023;1362032265;topace_;n9TB69az5+U9gPxX7BRkrgg= -107022;1362032265;topace_;=DWpV -107021;1362032276;topace_;is the signature on this receipt -107020;1362032278;mircea_popescu;ok -107019;1362032285;topace_;if i add a 1 to teh end of it, it still validates -107018;1362032289;topace_;=DWpV1 -107017;1362032291;topace_;as the last line -107016;1362032299;mircea_popescu;uhm -107015;1362032314;mircea_popescu;it validates with a broken checksum ?! -107014;1362032317;mircea_popescu;brb i gotta check this -107013;1362032325;topace_;i can actually add anything concatenated to the end -107012;1362032327;topace_;and it still validates -107011;1362032346;topace_;iD8DBQFRJRZakhT8a/G2mSERAtfRAJ9LBtdI5x2a7WwNqZMTLLoaWV/rFACfRvtQ -107010;1362032346;topace_;n9TB69az5+U9gPxX7BRkrgg= -107009;1362032346;topace_;=DWpVadsfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdf -107008;1362032347;topace_;-----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -107007;1362032351;topace_;validates too -107006;1362032424;mircea_popescu;wait. -107005;1362032476;mircea_popescu;none of this is actually a problem -107004;1362032511;mircea_popescu;the last line is always a =xyzk 4 characters checksum of the foregoing -107003;1362032522;mircea_popescu;if the checksum is broken it doesn't actually validate -107002;1362032532;mircea_popescu;if more shit is added at the end that doesn't actually matter. -107001;1362032578;topace_;ahh, so I should only be considering the 2 lines of the signature hash? -107000;1362032582;topace_;is it always 2 lines? -106999;1362032587;topace_;(with a 3rd as checksum?) -106998;1362032615;topace_;hmm nope, i can concatenate the two lines into one and it validates.. i can combine all 3 lines onto one, and it validates too... -106997;1362032617;mircea_popescu;the structure of a gpg signed message is, there's a header (begin blabla, comment whatever), then a message, then a signature ehader, then the signature -106996;1362032624;mircea_popescu;which may be however long, mine are usually 6 lines -106995;1362032630;mircea_popescu;and then a 1 line checksum as a =4char -106994;1362032635;mircea_popescu;and then a close -106993;1362032712;topace_;does the = at the end of the sig (before the checksum) designate the end of the signature? -106992;1362032723;mircea_popescu;no, that's base64 filler -106991;1362032729;mircea_popescu;you can have 0, 1 or 2 -106990;1362032785;topace_;so how can i reliably filter out just the signature? if there's no logical separator? -106989;1362032789;mircea_popescu;the gpg parser mostly ignores spaces/newlines/etc EXCEPT it wants a newline after the begin sig tag -106988;1362032843;topace_;all on one line: iD8DBQFRJRZakhT8a/G2mSERAtfRAJ9LBtdI5x2a7WwNqZMTLLoaWV/rFACfRvtQn9TB69az5+U9gPxX7BRkrgg==DWpV -106987;1362032845;topace_;validates too -106986;1362032870;mircea_popescu;put it on the same line with -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- -106985;1362032885;topace_;so if there can be crap after the end, how do i know where to stop reading characters that are actually part of the signature -106984;1362032928;topace_;yea it definitely needs a blank line after the BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE line -106983;1362032932;mircea_popescu;yes. -106982;1362032973;mircea_popescu;within the signature block, a =j61e type string is the end (cause it's the checksum) -106981;1362032979;topace_;but if there's no way of knowing how long the signature is expected to be, and it allows adding crap at the end, again, how do i know where to stop reading the characters of the 'actual' signature -106980;1362032993;mircea_popescu;cause when you reach the checksum it's ended -106979;1362033027;topace_;but how can you be sure you've reached the checksum? -106978;1362033043;mircea_popescu;because it's a 5 char string starting with = -106977;1362033060;mircea_popescu;(the = char may not be part of the signature cause it's not in the base64 list) -106976;1362033076;blu3gr1ffon;;;ticker -106975;1362033080;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 32.14001, Best ask: 32.35299, Bid-ask spread: 0.21298, Last trade: 32.35599, 24 hour volume: 81740.26344155, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 33.20000, 24 hour vwap: 31.94954 -106974;1362033139;topace_;so i'd also have to trim off the = before the =4chr -106973;1362033145;topace_;because it can be there or not and it still validates -106972;1362033149;topace_;iD8DBQFRJRZakhT8a/G2mSERAtfRAJ9LBtdI5x2a7WwNqZMTLLoaWV/rFACfRvtQn9TB69az5+U9gPxX7BRkrgg==DWpV -106971;1362033151;topace_;iD8DBQFRJRZakhT8a/G2mSERAtfRAJ9LBtdI5x2a7WwNqZMTLLoaWV/rFACfRvtQn9TB69az5+U9gPxX7BRkrgg=DWpV -106970;1362033154;topace_;both validate -106969;1362033173;topace_;as does -106968;1362033177;topace_;iD8DBQFRJRZakhT8a/G2mSERAtfRAJ9LBtdI5x2a7WwNqZMTLLoaWV/rFACfRvtQn9TB69az5+U9gPxX7BRkrgg==========DWpV -106967;1362033186;mircea_popescu;yes, because = is padding in base64 -106966;1362033243;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 13 @ 0.35 = 4.55 BTC [+] -106965;1362033244;mircea_popescu;=*\w{4} would be the regex -106964;1362033282;topace_;okay, so im just doing /\n([A-Z0-9]+)/ ? -106963;1362033293;topace_;then using that as my unique identifier to ensure i never double-process the same receipt? -106962;1362033298;mircea_popescu;well no. -106961;1362033410;mircea_popescu;basically, here's what you do : -106960;1362033471;mircea_popescu;1. you look for -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----. if not found, kill the task. if found : -106959;1362033494;mircea_popescu;2. you wipe the first line after it no matter what it contains, and as many empty lines only after that -106958;1362033512;mircea_popescu;3. you look for the -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- tag. -106957;1362033518;mircea_popescu;4. you wipe the first line after it no matter what it contains, and as many empty lines only after that -106956;1362033538;mircea_popescu;5. you look for an = and wipe everything from that point forward (including it) -106955;1362033590;mircea_popescu;6. you wipe all space/newline in your string -106954;1362033596;mircea_popescu;7. i hope i've not forgotten anything -106953;1362033632;topace_;yea.. okay that makes sense.. -106952;1362033655;topace_;so i end up with just iD8DBQFRJRZakhT8a/G2mSERAtfRAJ9LBtdI5x2a7WwNqZMTLLoaWV/rFACfRvtQn9TB69az5+U9gPxX7BRkrgg -106951;1362033673;mircea_popescu;right. -106950;1362033683;mircea_popescu;is mpex signature seriously that short ?! -106949;1362033692;topace_;heh ya -106948;1362033698;mircea_popescu;no wonder im changing it. -106947;1362033703;topace_;on the push receipt im using as a sample at least -106946;1362033744;topace_;then i should still take a hash of the signature, and use the hash as my unique identifier? -106945;1362033787;mircea_popescu;well, i guess you can use the signature only. -106944;1362033800;mircea_popescu;tho i'd imagine a whole message digest works too -106943;1362033872;jurov;interesting, this signature stuff -106942;1362033901;topace_;if you sign the same thing multiple times, the signature will always be different though, right? -106941;1362033938;topace_;if i was going to do a digest of the whole message, i'd have to do it based on a post-processed data (removing the comments and the blank lines, etc) -106940;1362033977;mircea_popescu;if you sign the same thing multiple times the sig will be different yes -106939;1362033983;topace_;becuase one stray \n would cause a different digest for the same receipt -106938;1362034041;topace_;okay excellent, i think that gives me enough to get this implemented tomorrow.. bedtime now! thanks for your help! -106937;1362034046;mircea_popescu;as long as you wipe the comment lines -106936;1362034074;mircea_popescu;(one after begin message tag, one after begin signature tag) and non-base64 chars you should be ok. -106935;1362034077;topace_;oo actually gnupg_verify() will return the plaintext portion of hte message for me (but not the signature portion) -106934;1362034093;mircea_popescu;i think it returns the sig digest too -106933;1362034120;topace_;nope.. just the fingerprint -106932;1362034276;ThickAsThieves;BFL wired chip: https://forums.butterflylabs.com/dbtgallery.php?do=gallery_image&id=596&gal=gallery&type=full -106931;1362034276;topace_;im out.. g'nite! -106930;1362034409;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that looks ready for delivery -106929;1362034463;jurov;OIX looks nice... lol, good it wasn't around last weekend when i did my assorted next month calls shopping -106928;1362034510;jurov;they had breakeven around 50 :D -106927;1362034644;ThickAsThieves;in other news, a new jimi hendrix album -106926;1362034648;ThickAsThieves;heh -106925;1362034659;ThickAsThieves;sounds pretty good too, if you like jimi -106924;1362034920;jurov;mircea_popescu i see my coinlab bet proposal being refunded, why? -106923;1362034936;mircea_popescu;mmm no idea -106922;1362034972;jurov;or it was just already paid out? lol -106921;1362034973;ThickAsThieves;kako no like -106920;1362034984;mircea_popescu;um. link ? or be speciffic. -106919;1362035051;jurov;i'll try to reconstruct it from memory: CoinLab will close or cease bitcoin payments by end of this year -106918;1362035087;jurov;bet will resolve as YEs when coinlab.com will be unavailable through 7 days straight, too. -106917;1362035093;jurov;^ that -106916;1362035394;mircea_popescu;what time did you put it in ? -106915;1362035470;jurov; [21:52:28 CET] what do you think about bet: CoinLab will close or cease bitcoin payments by June ? -106914;1362035491;jurov;i did it awhile after that -106913;1362035551;mircea_popescu;ah ok -106912;1362035554;mircea_popescu;looking into this -106911;1362035587;jurov;i suspect i may have mixed coinbase/coinlab.. -106910;1362035637;jurov;maybe after a while i get so confused so i'll mention coinbr along with them it and havoc ensues :D -106909;1362035646;mircea_popescu;lmao -106908;1362036106;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 8970 @ 0.0007 = 6.279 BTC [-] -106907;1362036109;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 8615 @ 0.0007 = 6.0305 BTC [-] -106906;1362036435;jurov;http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/02/in-bid-for-credibility-largest-bitcoin-exchange-moves-to-silicon-valley/ -106905;1362036458;jurov;ars managed to put a foot into their mouth as well -106904;1362036489;jurov;almost as if coinlab bought mtgox -106903;1362036548;jurov;And placing the exchange's funds within US jurisdiction will make it harder for the firm to disappear with customers' cash. -106902;1362036558;jurov;ftw -106901;1362036637;kakobrekla;jurov are you already or still up this morning -106900;1362036652;toffoo;ThickAsThieves: where did you get it? -106899;1362036656;jurov;still up, unfortunately -106898;1362036683;kakobrekla;aha so its you, mircea and me, the three fucked yuropean -106897;1362036692;kakobrekla;or am i missing someone -106896;1362036699;kakobrekla;yuropeans* -106895;1362036707;jurov;yup -106894;1362036742;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/introducing-the-oix/ -106893;1362036747;mircea_popescu;updated with a historical oix graph -106892;1362036749;mircea_popescu;which is kinda cool -106891;1362036843;ThickAsThieves;toffoo, where did i get what -106890;1362036849;jurov;hate to nitpick, but 10 decimal places? two are sufficient for such index -106889;1362036879;jurov;(unless btc falls below 1, ofc) -106888;1362036883;mircea_popescu;jurov no, 10 decimals!!1 -106887;1362036887;mircea_popescu;satoshicents -106886;1362036907;kakobrekla;yeah that is ridiculus. -106885;1362036937;kakobrekla;at least make it 8 -106884;1362036945;jurov;i stand corrected. i can now imagine the hysteria on #assets "crash!! oix down 0.5 satoshi!!" -106883;1362036961;mircea_popescu;teh end of the werlds -106882;1362036966;jurov;as soon as bowjob learns about it -106881;1362036976;toffoo;ThickAsThieves: your new hendrix album -106880;1362036980;mircea_popescu;but srsly, i envisage this being used as a replacement for satoshi dice random number generator -106879;1362037034;jurov;not sure if serious -106878;1362037054;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -106877;1362037060;kakobrekla;this is getting hot-er -106876;1362037154;mircea_popescu;lol at leet bet -106875;1362037203;ThickAsThieves;http://www.npr.org/2013/02/27/172992228/first-listen-jimi-hendrix-people-hell-and-angels?sc=fb&cc=fmp -106874;1362037219;mircea_popescu;BFL_Josh -106873;1362037219;mircea_popescu;Chips almost bumped, shipping on week of 4 - or 11 at the latest -106872;1362037221;mircea_popescu;what, srsly ? -106871;1362037223;jurov;let the trolls descend http://trilema.com/2013/introducing-the-oix/ -106870;1362037234;jurov;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19dqcd/mpoe_introduced_bitcoin_price_sentiment_indicator/ -106869;1362037239;jurov;^ i meant this -106868;1362037243;mircea_popescu;a ok -106867;1362037281;jurov;yup it used the graph as thumbnail -106866;1362037925;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.00072 = 0.0036 BTC [+] -106865;1362038162;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 150 @ 0.00643 = 0.9645 BTC [-] -106864;1362038169;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/ -106863;1362038190;mircea_popescu;improved by user request -106862;1362038220;kakobrekla;cool! -106861;1362038508;jurov;in the parentheses are next month/this month? -106860;1362038601;jurov;but then, 23.73 seems too low -106859;1362038631;mircea_popescu;no it's calls / puts -106858;1362038866;jurov;good mornin Chaang-Noi -106857;1362038873;kakobrekla;tanking nao -106856;1362038970;jurov;we'll see when americans "wake up to" it -106855;1362038976;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -106854;1362038976;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 32.10207, Best ask: 32.26999, Bid-ask spread: 0.16792, Last trade: 32.26999, 24 hour volume: 83302.39912401, 24 hour low: 30.79010, 24 hour high: 33.20000, 24 hour vwap: 31.96821 -106853;1362038996;kakobrekla;well i was trying to be funny -106852;1362038999;kakobrekla;is all -106851;1362039026;kakobrekla;since sleeping goats have positive effects of crypto currencies price -106850;1362039194;jurov;what we do with goats when they wake up? -106849;1362039199;jurov;we milk them! -106848;1362039209;kakobrekla;i thought we sacrifice them -106847;1362039214;kakobrekla;for gods n stuff -106846;1362039214;jurov;lmao -106845;1362039226;kakobrekla;but yeah, get the milk first -106844;1362039233;kakobrekla;no point in waisting that. -106843;1362039251;mircea_popescu;;;google goatfucker -106842;1362039252;gribble;Urban Dictionary: goatfucker: ; The Goat Fucker | Facebook: ; Goatfucker.com | Fucking everything, one goat at a time!: -106841;1362039277;mircea_popescu;ungulates only produce milk if they're pregnant you know. -106840;1362039397;jurov;hm, i milked goats late in summer myself... and i know they give milk for whole year -106839;1362039458;jurov;dunno about fucking. was never so desperate. -106838;1362039504;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/#c218 -106837;1362039508;mircea_popescu;7.4 : 6.19 -106836;1362039739;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00072 BTC [+] -106835;1362074382;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -106834;1362074382;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.60110, Best ask: 33.60111, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 33.60111, 24 hour volume: 94092.99709452, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 33.83941, 24 hour vwap: 32.37123 -106833;1362074391;mircea_popescu;le wow. -106832;1362074690;mod6;she bangs -106831;1362074712;mircea_popescu;this month is already 10% up it hasn't even started. -106830;1362074815;mircea_popescu;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/She_Bangs -106829;1362074823;mircea_popescu;what do you know, retardopedia has a 5000 word entry on the topic. -106828;1362074855;mod6;haha, here's the original vid quite the laugh: http://youtu.be/0d5eP0wWLQY -106827;1362074937;mircea_popescu;i remember teenybopers were crazy about it not so long ago. -106826;1362074943;mod6;i remember watching that on tv like omg SHE BANGS! this kid is on turbo mode. -106825;1362074994;mod6;epic fails are epic -106824;1362075005;blu3gr1ffon;;ticker -106823;1362075009;blu3gr1ffon;;;ticker -106822;1362075010;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.66888, Best ask: 33.88997, Bid-ask spread: 0.22109, Last trade: 33.66888, 24 hour volume: 95511.46006840, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 33.89000, 24 hour vwap: 32.39862 -106821;1362075017;mircea_popescu;so bfl delivered yet ? -106820;1362075080;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ lol 11:7 against for april. mmmmkay -106819;1362075096;mod6;lol: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144422.msg1568000#msg1568000 -106818;1362075821;thestringpuller;mod6 -106817;1362075829;thestringpuller;i need to talk witchoo -106816;1362076009;mod6;yoh ok -106815;1362076272;mircea_popescu;lol as a result of the discussions here, mtgox came out with a forum post in support of coinbase. -106814;1362076373;Bugpowdrr;coinlab? -106813;1362076404;nOgAnOo;http://bitcoinmagazine.com/coinlab-bringing-bitcoin-to-wall-street-with-mtgox-deal/ -106812;1362076424;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdrr http://trilema.com/2013/ycombinator-continues-to-suck-jointly-and-severally/#comment-92223 -106811;1362076428;mircea_popescu;i find from commenters. -106810;1362076440;mircea_popescu;nOgAnOo you're about a day late ? -106809;1362076453;nOgAnOo;I just rejoined bitcoin today -106808;1362076455;nOgAnOo;after 3 years -106807;1362076456;nOgAnOo;thank you -106806;1362076465;nOgAnOo;Sorry I'm 24 hours late on the news post -106805;1362076469;nOgAnOo;Oh master of bitcoins. -106804;1362076482;nOgAnOo;Was trying to help. -106803;1362076487;nOgAnOo;I sincerely apologize. -106802;1362076489;thestringpuller;lol mircea_popescu the btc Fed chair -106801;1362076502;mircea_popescu;nOgAnOo now now, don't get excited. how was your vacation ? -106800;1362076506;thestringpuller;mircea benaneke i will call him -106799;1362076511;nOgAnOo;Sad, I have .43 -106798;1362076514;mircea_popescu;aw! -106797;1362076520;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i dun has a heli. -106796;1362076530;nOgAnOo;I just updated my client from .3.20 -106795;1362076531;mircea_popescu;"Liquidity requires symmetric information, which is easiest to achieve when everyone is ignorant. This determines the design of many securities, including the design of debt and securitization" -106794;1362076532;mircea_popescu;lmao -106793;1362076622;nOgAnOo;Wow it seems you posted a link a few seconds after mine quoting my link! -106792;1362076627;nOgAnOo;It seems I was relevant after all? -106791;1362076630;nOgAnOo;:) -106790;1362076643;ThickAsThieves;so they are watching -106789;1362076644;nOgAnOo;“coinlab-bringing-bitcoin-to-wall-street-with-mtgox-deal” -106788;1362076648;ThickAsThieves;heh -106787;1362076657;pigeons;mtgox still doesnt explain what it even means -106786;1362076660;jcpham;2 thumbs down -106785;1362076681;jcpham;vague press is vague -106784;1362076690;mircea_popescu;pigeons yes but then again they never don't and usually don't even know what anything means. -106783;1362076695;nOgAnOo;Easier for corporations to buy mass amounts of bitcoins -106782;1362076695;pigeons;ooo, now you get another middleman! -106781;1362076700;nOgAnOo;Cheaper transactions -106780;1362076708;ThickAsThieves;because if they did, everyone would know that gox basically raped CoinLab investors for a chance to make bitcoin available to dummies -106779;1362076712;pigeons;and in a horrible country for financial transactions! -106778;1362076735;pigeons;nOgAnOo: that makes no sense -106777;1362076745;jcpham;if coinlab doesn't pull a rabbit out of their hat, i predict they are over -106776;1362076745;mircea_popescu;well, i appreciate at tleast the part where they read up on what they fucked up and try to fix it -106775;1362076752;jcpham;that is a solid prediction -106774;1362076756;mircea_popescu;course, fixing it in their usual dodderingway, but at least the attempt is there. -106773;1362076784;mircea_popescu;which all boils down to jcpham being basically right : -106772;1362076791;mircea_popescu;all they need now is the rabbit out of a hat and they'll survive. -106771;1362076806;ThickAsThieves;i think theyll do it -106770;1362076818;mircea_popescu;in other news, asicminer thread over 100 pages. -106769;1362076820;ThickAsThieves;it only takes a few million in attention -106768;1362076823;mircea_popescu;that's 2000 posts+ -106767;1362076871;mircea_popescu;i wonder if it ever will be the case that total blocks mined by asicminer > total posts made in asicminer thread. -106766;1362076872;ThickAsThieves;1000 posts confirming satoshis hehe -106765;1362076929;pigeons;mtgox has quite low margins anyway and coinlab has a reputation at not understanding how to make money -106764;1362077014;mircea_popescu;pigeons the sad news in all of this is mtgox basically saying "the us market is not worth serving" -106763;1362077026;mircea_popescu;if anything;'s a ghetto i dunno what else it would be. -106762;1362077059;ThickAsThieves;i dunno dont you think gox is probably shedding 80% of the work for .2% of the profit? -106761;1362077067;pigeons;well its been true. exchb was a good example. -106760;1362077068;mircea_popescu;(meanwhile @the red house, bob woodward is "being punished") -106759;1362077161;pigeons;some telling info on the faqs at http://coinlab.com/transition -106758;1362077168;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=35775.msg1565186#msg1565186 -106757;1362077169;Bugpowder;severely not severally -106756;1362077174;mircea_popescu;this is pretty heavy, first actual usecase for ripple -106755;1362077177;pigeons;"Mt. Gox really wants to be 100% out of the US/Canada market." -106754;1362077183;mircea_popescu;transferring peter lambert assets. -106753;1362077197;nOgAnOo;https://twitter.com/coinlab -106752;1362077198;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you mean in the article ? -106751;1362077206;jcpham;coinlab is pissing me off for changing their business model and delaying things -106750;1362077210;Bugpowder;the title -106749;1362077211;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/28/you-will-regret-the-full-threat-email-a-top-white-house-official-sent-bob-woodward/ -106748;1362077218;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder joint and several, jointly and severally. -106747;1362077229;Bugpowder;multiple -106746;1362077231;Bugpowder;ok -106745;1362077233;Bugpowder;kewl -106744;1362077238;jcpham;i hope coinlab succeeds though -106743;1362077242;Bugpowder;yeah -106742;1362077247;Bugpowder;coinlab better succeed -106741;1362077254;Bugpowder;or crash city -106740;1362077271;Bugpowder;if they do succeed though, gonna be nice pump -106739;1362077280;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it will crash sometime in late summer/early autumn, probably taking some people's btc with them. -106738;1362077284;pigeons;they won't succeed and i dont see it affecting price either way -106737;1362077286;mircea_popescu;the effect on the exchange rate will be nil. -106736;1362077294;mircea_popescu;drat pigeons beat me to it. -106735;1362077311;Bugpowder;I really dislike the 'folksy' style of their communication. -106734;1362077331;mod6;trying to watch these idiots on CNBC/CNN/Faux others + washington try to keep the shit inside the horse is quite comica. -106733;1362077332;Bugpowder;Bro, be chill we are like totally secure dude -106732;1362077337;mod6;*comical. -106731;1362077348;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147603.msg1567583#msg1567583 sgornick has a total blank moment. -106730;1362077358;mircea_popescu;mod6 i get reports :) -106729;1362077375;pigeons;coinlab used to say they had "lots" of hpc clients lined up for gpu mininers work, anytime i tried to get details the answer was "lots of people pay for password cracking" and that work obviously never showed up so i question their honesty as well -106728;1362077412;splnkr;i'd say the real question isn't whether coinlab can deliver but whether wall street will bite -106727;1362077451;jcpham;http://coinlab.com/liquidity -106726;1362077457;jcpham;wtf is this website -106725;1362077465;pigeons;yeah they are offering tools no one wants or needs -106724;1362077471;ThickAsThieves;they removed the Buy $1m bitcoins buttons -106723;1362077473;jcpham;coinlab.com used to point to some funky WURM online game -106722;1362077482;jcpham;Give us a call at 855-Lab-Coin or drop us a line to ask us about: -106721;1362077482;jcpham;Foreign Exchange Liquidity Provision -106720;1362077483;jcpham;Large Transactions -106719;1362077483;jcpham;Custom Orders / Standing Orders -106718;1362077483;jcpham;Full-Service Support for Family and Institutional Wealth -106717;1362077490;jcpham;goddamnit you motherfuckers coinlab -106716;1362077561;mircea_popescu;pigeons there's more good reason to question their honesty -106715;1362077581;mircea_popescu;loads of little things cropping up, like the habit of cancelling trades when price goes up then paying off those who throw a stink on forum -106714;1362077589;pigeons;mircea_popescu: that's coinbase -106713;1362077597;mircea_popescu;there's a difference ? -106712;1362077606;Bicknellski;Mt. Gox really wants to be 100% out of the US/Canada market. -106711;1362077613;pigeons;yes coinbase is the ycombinator/pgraham one -106710;1362077633;pigeons;coinbase is a gox front end with extra fees and extra problems -106709;1362077637;ThickAsThieves;this is a sad twitter account -106708;1362077646;ThickAsThieves;210 followers -106707;1362077676;pigeons;coinlab is a former mining pool that overpaid so they could keep users for when they got non bitcoin hashing work that never showed up -106706;1362077677;ThickAsThieves;theyu follow SatoshiDice -106705;1362077697;leotreasure;asicmining divs are out -106704;1362077770;pigeons;coinbase was giving out .1 btc for account refferals when they started and was gonna implement a big pyramid scheme but the rising price killed that -106703;1362077770;Diablo-D3;did asicminer just push out the real dividend? -106702;1362077777;leotreasure;yep :D -106701;1362077789;mircea_popescu;pigeons you said coinbase twice. -106700;1362077791;mircea_popescu;i am confused. -106699;1362077799;mircea_popescu;isn't coinlab run by the same people who run coinbase ? -106698;1362077833;pigeons;no -106697;1362077868;pigeons;today i have been using coinbase to refer to coinbase and coinlab to refer oinlab -106696;1362077886;pigeons;yesterday i was not so accurate -106695;1362077904;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 so have they scrapped their exchange or wtf are they doing ? -106694;1362077925;mircea_popescu;who's coinlab then ? -106693;1362077933;pigeons;http://coinlab.com/about -106692;1362077939;pigeons;https://coinbase.com/about -106691;1362077964;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: theres plans in the works Im not allowed to talk about -106690;1362078001;pigeons;http://pool.coinlab.com/partners/goats -106689;1362078007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4537 @ 0.00075999 = 3.4481 BTC [+] -106688;1362078080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00075999 = 0.38 BTC [+] -106687;1362078110;mircea_popescu;pigeons youy're kidding, right ? -106686;1362078110;mircea_popescu;http://techcrunch.com/2011/07/12/y-combinator-alum-memsql-raises-2-1-million-from-ashton-kutcher-sv-angel-and-more/ -106685;1362078136;pigeons;i'm kidding about what? -106684;1362078145;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I hate TC, honestly -106683;1362078149;Diablo-D3;they report news like shit -106682;1362078167;mircea_popescu;pigeons vessenes is ycombinator. -106681;1362078173;mircea_popescu;the two ventures are in no way distinct. -106680;1362078186;Diablo-D3;y combinator is a group of VCs, btw -106679;1362078199;Diablo-D3;theres a few y combinator VCs that represent VC companies -106678;1362078211;mircea_popescu;no. -106677;1362078216;mircea_popescu;ycombinator is a team of dorks. -106676;1362078224;mircea_popescu;the vcs that get sucked in are usually innocent -106675;1362078230;splnkr;well, dorks backed by vc -106674;1362078234;splnkr;everyone's right -106673;1362078242;mircea_popescu;yeah, everytime they can be fooled into it. -106672;1362078248;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ycombinator isnt a team of dorks -106671;1362078258;Diablo-D3;I think they invest rather too readily, though -106670;1362078265;jcpham;me too -106669;1362078272;Diablo-D3;actually, maybe thats not it -106668;1362078277;Diablo-D3;they invest too much too readily -106667;1362078277;jcpham;vc techno-fanbois -106666;1362078289;mircea_popescu;jcpham nothing wrong with throwingmoney around in principle -106665;1362078289;Diablo-D3;its okay to invest small amounts in iffy ventures if you're hedging bets -106664;1362078295;splnkr;perhaps narrowly is the word -106663;1362078300;mircea_popescu;if you're sitting on a few bn, it makes sense to peel the odd million to aggitated kids. -106662;1362078302;Diablo-D3;they want to invest in the next google -106661;1362078305;Diablo-D3;instead, they get the next yahoo -106660;1362078306;mircea_popescu;you never know when you need a cock sucked. -106659;1362078338;splnkr;well, honestly, the vc game is like that by nature. you can't predict the future. you have to place a bunch of bets and hope one hits it big -106658;1362078349;mircea_popescu;exactly. -106657;1362078353;splnkr;like the hollywood box office model -106656;1362078356;mircea_popescu;which is why i say, teh vcs are mostly innocent -106655;1362078359;Diablo-D3;splnkr: actually, I _can_ predict the future -106654;1362078364;pigeons;thanks i thought they were distinct. the combination lowers my esteem for both of them -106653;1362078366;mircea_popescu;but the sort of shit ycombinator pushes is horrible. -106652;1362078378;splnkr;Diablo-D3: don't be wasting your time here then! -106651;1362078381;blu3gr1f1on;like coinbase? -106650;1362078387;Diablo-D3;splnkr: that isnt it -106649;1362078388;mircea_popescu;blu3gr1f1on like airbnb -106648;1362078392;mircea_popescu;which is what soured me on them entirely. -106647;1362078405;mircea_popescu;coupla years ago i was living with a generally good opinion of them and graham -106646;1362078414;splnkr;what do you mean then -106645;1362078415;Diablo-D3;if I understand the business plan, if I meet the founders and drill the shit out of them and they pass, and if the market they're going into is a logical choice -106644;1362078418;Diablo-D3;then its a sure winner -106643;1362078422;Diablo-D3;the problem is -106642;1362078427;Diablo-D3;_thats incredibly rare_ -106641;1362078495;splnkr;but if your business model is venture capital investment, don't you have to play your cards even in the absence of those rare cases? -106640;1362078522;Diablo-D3;splnkr: nope. -106639;1362078522;splnkr;then it's throwing darts with the best available along those parameters -106638;1362078527;Diablo-D3;thats where they get their game wrong -106637;1362078531;Diablo-D3;like, okay, lets take apple -106636;1362078532;mircea_popescu;splnkr that's a fine way to bleed equity. -106635;1362078537;Diablo-D3;its not the example I want but it works -106634;1362078541;Diablo-D3;apple does three things -106633;1362078548;Diablo-D3;they build products, they sell a service, and they also invest -106632;1362078551;mircea_popescu;in general banking goes bust when the sort of managers that think "we have to play" rise to the top. -106631;1362078552;splnkr;well this is what i see happening mircea_popescu -106630;1362078554;Diablo-D3;apple has a huge fucking investment department -106629;1362078555;mircea_popescu;that sort of managers are shit. -106628;1362078567;Diablo-D3;they are now being sued because they are, according to shareholders, "hoarding cash" -106627;1362078573;Diablo-D3;I hope apple wins, btw -106626;1362078583;Diablo-D3;apple is waiting for that one perfect deal and they want to buy it -106625;1362078588;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 a company that large is always goingto have activist shareholders going at it. -106624;1362078593;mircea_popescu;usually multiple groups. -106623;1362078600;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, but this is big enough to make the financial news -106622;1362078607;splnkr;yeah i say good for apple for having so much cash -106621;1362078609;Diablo-D3;a lot of major corporate investors are running this one -106620;1362078611;pigeons;zipbit is the patrickharnett/jonathan ryan owens scam right? -106619;1362078613;mircea_popescu;it doesn't often get reported (this wouldn't have except the "cash hoarding" bs meets the community aggenda of the current whiote house) -106618;1362078619;pigeons;http://coinlab.com/strategy -106617;1362078620;splnkr;and not debt leveraging themselves into oblivion -106616;1362078628;Diablo-D3;apple, as a business, is ran well -106615;1362078634;Diablo-D3;I dont agree with them on a lot of _technical_ issues -106614;1362078648;Diablo-D3;but steve jobs left behind a very competent executive staff -106613;1362078679;pigeons;wait zipbit is the patrick harnett/jonathan ryan owens/kimdotcom scam -106612;1362078693;pigeons;they are one of coinlab's 3 customers -106611;1362078722;Diablo-D3;so I dunno -106610;1362078742;Diablo-D3;I agree with mircea_popescu's wording of that though -106609;1362078745;Diablo-D3;its stupid to bleed capital -106608;1362078759;mircea_popescu;pigeons they mean bitcoini caca consultancy don't they -106607;1362078765;pigeons;wow looking at all these partners and startups, i guess all i need is twitter bootstrap and im a startup -106606;1362078776;Diablo-D3;pigeons: basically -106605;1362078779;Diablo-D3;and that pisses me off -106604;1362078786;Diablo-D3;I mean, I like people starting up companies -106603;1362078788;mircea_popescu;pigeons yes, the zipbit scam is their userbase. -106602;1362078799;Diablo-D3;that pushes the economy uphill pretty hard -106601;1362078802;Diablo-D3;its a good thing -106600;1362078806;mircea_popescu;anyway, the girl is starting a bitchslap programme on bitcointalk, -106599;1362078807;Diablo-D3;but I dont like the fucktards running around -106598;1362078812;mircea_popescu;this should prop the price up to 40 at least. -106597;1362078816;Diablo-D3;if you're going to do it, THEN OD IT -106596;1362078833;Diablo-D3;I am a firm believer in the GSD methodology. -106595;1362078854;splnkr;oooooh, bootstrap baby, you'll beget a billion beautiful sites that do nothing, oooooh -106594;1362078861;Diablo-D3;splnkr: and bootstrap sucks -106593;1362078862;Diablo-D3;Ive used it -106592;1362078873;Diablo-D3;its one of the worst css-in-a-box kits ever -106591;1362078879;Diablo-D3;foundation is pretty shitty too -106590;1362078896;mircea_popescu;splnkr at least it's no ruby on rails. -106589;1362078900;splnkr;what's any better though? -106588;1362078900;splnkr;lol -106587;1362078906;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: actually, it can be -106586;1362078909;mircea_popescu;then you know you're fucked -106585;1362078928;Diablo-D3;you often use foundation and bootstrap in the front with RoR or some pythonated hell in the back -106584;1362078929;mircea_popescu;course it can be, bitcoinica was, if you recall, a bootstrap site coded in ror and hosted on linode. -106583;1362078940;Diablo-D3;bootsrap only handles the css -106582;1362078943;splnkr;first time i heard about ruby on rails i thought it was a chick who was a coke fiend -106581;1362078947;splnkr;j/k -106580;1362078955;Diablo-D3;btw, why the fuck do people keep using jquery -106579;1362078955;pigeons;ok this is the best -106578;1362078959;pigeons;http://coinlab.com/storage -106577;1362078963;mircea_popescu;a chick that was a cocke fiend wouldn't have as many holes -106576;1362078966;Diablo-D3;I fucking hate jquery -106575;1362078966;imsaguy;you just found that? -106574;1362078967;mircea_popescu;and they wouldn't be as loose -106573;1362078970;Diablo-D3;it is a arge bloated pile of shit -106572;1362078973;imsaguy;pigeons, you're getting slow in your old age -106571;1362078978;mircea_popescu;imsaguy he's been on a journey of discovery -106570;1362078979;pigeons;they have a quote calculator for storing your bitcoins for you -106569;1362078987;imsaguy;I'm loving the ticker quote in the -106568;1362078992;Diablo-D3;I can store my bitcoins for me myself. -106567;1362078993;imsaguy;except its a 3 hours old quote -106566;1362079002;Diablo-D3;I dont need to pay someone to do it for me -106565;1362079009;imsaguy;Diablo-D3: don't tell grandma that. -106564;1362079017;imsaguy;then again, grandma isn't going to buy bitcoin -106563;1362079017;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136192804573.jpg -106562;1362079027;Diablo-D3;I fucking pgp encrypt it with a passphrase, and then upload it to multiple VPSes -106561;1362079032;Diablo-D3;tada, my own fucking cloud. -106560;1362079038;imsaguy;I just put my wallet.dat on linode -106559;1362079043;mircea_popescu;i tattoo it on starving children. -106558;1362079046;imsaguy;mirrored to lots of places -106557;1362079046;splnkr;and THATs why wall street won't bite. -106556;1362079047;splnkr;lol -106555;1362079051;pigeons;i like the "how technically minded are you " question to prequalify who is dumb enough to pay them to store bitcoins -106554;1362079058;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: dont care for blondes -106553;1362079063;mircea_popescu;pigeons lol. -106552;1362079083;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 just, the position bitcoin venture capitalists imagine the gramma in missouri to be in. -106551;1362079109;splnkr;exactly. -106550;1362079114;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, I dont care about non-technical markets -106549;1362079116;splnkr;i don't think wall street is quite that dumb -106548;1362079117;Diablo-D3;they make no sense to me -106547;1362079137;Diablo-D3;and you know what one of warren buffet's rules are? -106546;1362079143;mircea_popescu;splnkr wall street is neither that dumb nor that innocent. -106545;1362079151;Diablo-D3;if you dont understand the business model, dont invest in it -106544;1362079153;mircea_popescu;these muppets are bringing bitcoin to ws about a year too late. -106543;1362079156;Diablo-D3;and I dont understand the business model. -106542;1362079167;Diablo-D3;I have been stuck in the land of technology far too long to think stupid enough anymore -106541;1362079195;splnkr;i tell my friends that too just from a personal investment standpoint! invest in what you know -106540;1362079199;splnkr;it just makes more sense -106539;1362079205;ThickAsThieves;Coinlab charts: Current Price 163m ago $33.70 -106538;1362079218;mircea_popescu;lol win. -106537;1362079239;pigeons;current enough for wall street -106536;1362079242;imsaguy;;;ticker -106535;1362079243;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.61711, Best ask: 33.63998, Bid-ask spread: 0.02287, Last trade: 33.61711, 24 hour volume: 94251.07565531, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 33.89000, 24 hour vwap: 32.44369 -106534;1362079252;pigeons;;;coinlag -106533;1362079252;gribble;Error: "coinlag" is not a valid command. -106532;1362079269;imsaguy;Good thing people got those loyalty points -106531;1362079275;imsaguy;worth fractions of a dollar -106530;1362079461;mircea_popescu;hey, one day when a dollar is worth 1mn bitcoins you'll be happy you saved those. -106529;1362079465;mircea_popescu;o no wait. -106528;1362079475;mircea_popescu;it doesn't work that way. -106527;1362079503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7687 @ 0.00074911 = 5.7584 BTC [-] -106526;1362079525;Bicknellski;fuck that took a good 40 minutes to catch up the thread here -106525;1362079526;Bicknellski;lol -106524;1362079537;Bicknellski;Must be a slow reader. -106523;1362079572;mircea_popescu;maybe you're one of the select elite that actually understands what they read. -106522;1362079579;Bicknellski;pff -106521;1362079593;Bicknellski;no but I am honest enough to admit I dont -106520;1362079604;Bicknellski;or smart enough to read more to find out -106519;1362079633;Bicknellski;There are some pretty slimey people in Bitcoin... I like that -106518;1362079667;kakobrekla;you like slimey people?? -106517;1362079670;mircea_popescu;lampreys. -106516;1362079675;mircea_popescu;make delicious rice -106515;1362079689;Bicknellski;ya -106514;1362079709;Bicknellski;eels lampreys jawless fish -106513;1362079715;pigeons;http://coinlab.com/investors -106512;1362079727;pigeons;good ole Tihan Seale -106511;1362079742;mircea_popescu;pigeons all the good people huh. -106510;1362079802;pigeons;yeah man -106509;1362079841;mircea_popescu;(im pretty certain bitcoinca consultancy ppl are involved) -106508;1362079857;mircea_popescu;(no actual proof, but enough for an otr) -106507;1362079869;kakobrekla;i dont know these ppl -106506;1362079874;kakobrekla;who is tihan -106505;1362079876;pigeons;thye have the perfect credentials for this job -106504;1362079882;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla tihan seale is the guy who stole from bitcoinica -106503;1362079895;mircea_popescu;the azn millionaire card fraudster / antique collector -106502;1362079898;kakobrekla;the sourcE? -106501;1362079902;pigeons;tihan bought bitcoinica from zhou and brought in phantomcircuit and the rest is history -106500;1362079905;mircea_popescu;he's the guy zhou supposedly convinced to give the moneyz back -106499;1362079910;mircea_popescu;"because international" -106498;1362079949;kakobrekla;oh -106497;1362079958;kakobrekla;smells dirty. -106496;1362079976;pigeons;coinlab will have all us/canada mtgox users moved over by march 22. is that bfl time? -106495;1362080002;imsaguy;they're beta testing on march 15 -106494;1362080006;imsaguy;and alpha is even sooner -106493;1362080008;imsaguy;vroom -106492;1362080101;mircea_popescu;lol bfl time -106491;1362080102;pigeons;i predict smooth as danieldaniels face -106490;1362080115;ThickAsThieves;kako, pm'd -106489;1362080203;ThickAsThieves;thx -106488;1362080208;kakobrekla;np -106487;1362080232;kakobrekla;now you can talk dirty. -106486;1362080236;ThickAsThieves;hehe -106485;1362080338;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -106484;1362080339;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4398067.36359 based on data since last change | 4676975.06762 based on data for last three days -106483;1362080384;mircea_popescu;;;tricker -106482;1362080385;gribble;Error: "tricker" is not a valid command. -106481;1362080522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.6895 = 2.0685 BTC [+] -106480;1362081193;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -106479;1362081194;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.63000, Best ask: 33.63646, Bid-ask spread: 0.00646, Last trade: 33.63646, 24 hour volume: 97723.77922444, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 33.89000, 24 hour vwap: 32.48150 -106478;1362081457;error4733;;;ticker -106477;1362081457;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.63000, Best ask: 33.64000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 33.64000, 24 hour volume: 97810.83398230, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 33.89000, 24 hour vwap: 32.48455 -106476;1362081645;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -106475;1362082147;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 28 @ 0.3 = 8.4 BTC [+] -106474;1362082459;jurov;kakobrekla, don't you happen to know anything about https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147599.0;topicseen ? -106473;1362082466;jurov;or it's just smear? -106472;1362082527;kakobrekla;i think its bogus -106471;1362082539;kakobrekla;but hey -106470;1362082553;kakobrekla;we have seen banks deny txes to btc exchanges before -106469;1362082562;kakobrekla;even with gox iirc -106468;1362082578;Bugpowder;yeah -106467;1362082581;Bugpowder;all the time -106466;1362082594;Bugpowder;I couldn't wire from BofA to gox for a while -106465;1362082612;Bugpowder;'recieving account suspended' -106464;1362082763;mircea_popescu;it is a little concerning that mtgox keep bleeding market share. -106463;1362082765;kakobrekla;hm -106462;1362082775;kakobrekla;they still have that fee bug at bitstamp -106461;1362082802;kakobrekla;i guess its becoming even less obvious with btc price going up -106460;1362082805;kakobrekla;cocksuckers. -106459;1362083178;mircea_popescu;by the way as a psa : i hope everyone is aware of http://www.nilsschneider.net/2013/01/28/recovering-bitcoin-private-keys.html -106458;1362083432;gribble;1 BTC = 33.58999 U.S. dollars = 25.5826276 Euros -106457;1362084054;ThickAsThieves;0.00013045 per share for sdice divs it looks like -106456;1362084095;mircea_popescu;maybe someone wins the <1 again on .01 btc this time -106455;1362084100;mircea_popescu;there's still what, 12 hours -106454;1362084128;ThickAsThieves;not sure what time they use -106453;1362084148;mircea_popescu;well unless they're in macau it's not yet march -106452;1362084161;ThickAsThieves;dooglus implies that estimate as "rough and ready" -106451;1362084186;mircea_popescu;i think he's right. -106450;1362084331;mircea_popescu;also no, http://blockchain.info/tx-index/57331947/df4d038d7734abe9385ae2d8973d8a6d42e3214489d54e6d53e30e3e0ff31076 is not me being stolen from. even if it was relied via moscow. -106449;1362084333;Bugpowder;;;ticker -106448;1362084334;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.85000, Best ask: 33.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 33.90000, 24 hour volume: 98135.00942093, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 33.90000, 24 hour vwap: 32.52226 -106447;1362084359;Bugpowder;I was wondering when you were going to put that wad into cold storage. -106446;1362084367;mircea_popescu;yeah. -106445;1362084383;mircea_popescu;it was in cold storage to begin with. -106444;1362084391;mircea_popescu;just changed freezers -106443;1362084406;B0g4r7_;Got my asicminer div. 0.0023544 BTC per share. -106442;1362084413;Bugpowder;ah. half a milli. -106441;1362084442;mircea_popescu;so like 2%. is this for the current month as feb or as march ? -106440;1362084453;Bugpowder;20% -106439;1362084461;Bugpowder;oh o -106438;1362084462;Bugpowder;no -106437;1362084463;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder no, they ipod .1 -106436;1362084465;Bugpowder;2 % -106435;1362084469;mircea_popescu;and are trading like .5 atm -106434;1362084477;Bugpowder;insanity -106433;1362084489;Bugpowder;although, they are the only game in town -106432;1362084535;B0g4r7_;Looks like 23% to me, of the IPO price. -106431;1362084548;B0g4r7_;Sadly I paid somewhat above IPO, but I still expect good things. -106430;1362084576;B0g4r7_;I think it's for Feb's earnings. Or rather, all up to this point. -106429;1362084592;Bugpowder;minus the expenses -106428;1362084594;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 let's try gribble. -106427;1362084602;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.0023544 / 0.1 * 100 -106426;1362084603;gribble;2.3544 -106425;1362084607;B0g4r7_;Ok. I typo'd it. -106424;1362084611;B0g4r7_;Take off a leading zero. -106423;1362084622;mircea_popescu;you mean a trailing zero :D -106422;1362084845;ThickAsThieves;what % of divs get paid per share after the initial payoff? -106421;1362084876;B0g4r7_;I think divs get cut in half after the IPO price is raid in divs. -106420;1362084887;B0g4r7_;Maybe less if some debts need to be paid. -106419;1362084894;B0g4r7_;s/raid/repaid/ -106418;1362085059;Bugpowder;$34.00 -106417;1362085125;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -106416;1362085126;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.91100, Best ask: 34.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08900, Last trade: 34.00000, 24 hour volume: 99306.03255539, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.00000, 24 hour vwap: 32.54358 -106415;1362085129;ThickAsThieves;yay -106414;1362085195;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 750 @ 0.27963952 = 209.7296 BTC [+] -106413;1362085297;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 900 @ 0.24959007 = 224.6311 BTC [+] -106412;1362085360;mircea_popescu;aaand the oix takes a full dollar jump -106411;1362085415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 28000 @ 0.00636 = 178.08 BTC [+] -106410;1362085751;jcpham;http://www.aeonmagazine.com/being-human/tom-chatfield-technology-intimacy/ -106409;1362085779;mircea_popescu;jurov http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19dqcd/mpoe_introduced_bitcoin_price_sentiment_indicator/ methings you're banned -106408;1362085819;mircea_popescu;"Whatever happens, the very meat of our physical being is to be left behind." -106407;1362085828;mircea_popescu;this has been the socialist utopia for about 500 years now. -106406;1362085835;jurov;i did not notice anything untoward on reddit...looks just like it never got much above threshold -106405;1362085860;jurov;11 up votes 9 down votes -106404;1362085895;mircea_popescu;but that one has 1 vote i thought that's how they do banning there -106403;1362085910;mircea_popescu;o i am on a stale page ? -106402;1362085937;mircea_popescu;this post was submitted on 28 Feb 2013 -106401;1362085937;mircea_popescu;1 point (100% like it) -106400;1362085937;mircea_popescu;1 up vote 0 down votes -106399;1362085939;mircea_popescu;it says -106398;1362085961;jurov;you're in parallel universe maybe -106397;1362085973;mircea_popescu;maybe so! -106396;1362085986;mircea_popescu;maybe some broken caching -106395;1362086213;jurov;so, most trivial transaction possible to send 0.5BTC requires 0.0005 fee? i'm totally patching this -106394;1362086220;jurov;https://blockchain.info/tx/8903532f06070433f8d95125dcd1909298b004ffb95d35ef3e371d19c95c6110 -106393;1362086272;mircea_popescu;hum -106392;1362086279;mircea_popescu;odd, it's under the tx limit no ? -106391;1362086328;jurov;dunno what limit it's under -106390;1362086344;ThickAsThieves;i notice the windows client will sometimes say you need a larger fee than makes sense -106389;1362086379;pigeons;oh you can calculate the size in kb of your inputs and the age in your head? -106388;1362086380;ThickAsThieves;then i'd cancel and try again -106387;1362086383;ThickAsThieves;and it'd work -106386;1362086415;mircea_popescu;pigeons yes -106385;1362086427;jurov;but that input is smallest possible -106384;1362086445;mircea_popescu;for the record i don't recall when i last paid a tx fee. -106383;1362086448;mircea_popescu;possibly last summer. -106382;1362086472;pigeons;WELL YOUR NOT TRYING TO SCREW WITH PEOPLE ENOUGH THEN -106381;1362086483;pigeons;oops sorry capslock -106380;1362086504;pigeons;why do they even have that key -106379;1362086528;mircea_popescu;what key ?! -106378;1362086562;pigeons;caps lock -106377;1362086602;mircea_popescu;for when you type mpex commands. -106376;1362086608;jurov;exchange it wot ctrl... or pry it off altogether -106375;1362086637;ThickAsThieves;it's a Search button on Chromebooks -106374;1362086766;mircea_popescu;so let the debate rage : when i add mining indexes to mpex, should they be called MIX or DIX ? -106373;1362086850;ThickAsThieves;BFL -106372;1362086869;Lyspooner;indices? -106371;1362086936;mircea_popescu;ungulates! -106370;1362086940;Bugpowder;what does DIX stand for? -106369;1362086960;mircea_popescu;diff -106368;1362086993;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -106367;1362086996;gribble;Current Blocks: 223637 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 138 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 19 hours, 2 minutes, and 4 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4419440.20387 | Estimated Percent Change: 21.047 -106366;1362086997;mircea_popescu;also! shameless plug : http://trilema.com/2013/permanently-elevated-plateau/ -106365;1362087024;pigeons;spam detected. -106364;1362087033;Bugpowder;34.25 detected -106363;1362087076;mircea_popescu;pigeons http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134259334770.jpg -106362;1362087082;mircea_popescu;detect a little overthere why dontcha :D -106361;1362087572;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 50 @ 0.0022 = 0.11 BTC [+] -106360;1362087683;mircea_popescu;jurov re fees : (Fee: $ 0.00 - Size: 1878 bytes) 2013-02-28 18:17:40. (Fee: $ 0.00 - Size: 2808 bytes) 2013-02-28 18:13:12. -106359;1362087684;mircea_popescu;etc -106358;1362088266;jurov;mircea, your wallet is well oiled so it hasn't problem to choose optimal unspent outputs -106357;1362088299;jurov;i drain the coinbr one frequently, exposing such behavoir -106356;1362088349;mircea_popescu;hm -106355;1362088368;mircea_popescu;i think "cold storage optimisation specialist" will become one of the better earning specialisations in the future. -106354;1362088462;nOgAnOo;Mircea I love you -106353;1362088529;jurov;nOgAnOo, are you a girl? -106352;1362088577;mircea_popescu;cause if you;re not jurov would like to propose you love him instead. -106351;1362088708;kakobrekla;good point ill add that to my linked in ;) -106350;1362088720;kakobrekla;people will be like wtf frozen meat? -106349;1362088751;mircea_popescu;lol -106348;1362088754;jurov;hehe -106347;1362088799;mod6;haha -106346;1362088801;mod6;nice -106345;1362088822;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWu9TFJjHaM -106344;1362088823;Diablo-D3;jesus christ -106343;1362088841;mircea_popescu;o hey, shake your booty as a command. -106342;1362088889;mircea_popescu;literally magic. -106341;1362088896;Diablo-D3;yes, this qualifies as magic -106340;1362088932;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -106339;1362088933;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.17109, Best ask: 34.40710, Bid-ask spread: 0.23601, Last trade: 34.40736, 24 hour volume: 102949.56666322, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.67158 -106338;1362088937;mircea_popescu;is this mature ? -106337;1362088941;mircea_popescu;i'd totally get a set for the girls. -106336;1362089011;Diablo-D3;its brand new -106335;1362089018;Diablo-D3;but the military HAS been experiementing with that shit for years -106334;1362089023;Diablo-D3;like, you know apple's siri? -106333;1362089027;mircea_popescu;yeah -106332;1362089032;Diablo-D3;its the end result of a 20 year military project -106331;1362089383;jurov;my god. so the discussion on #bitcoin-dev turned to proposals to round the outputs or add bitdust to them... just to spite mpex, perhaps -106330;1362089401;Bugpowder;uhhh -106329;1362089403;Bugpowder;;;ticker -106328;1362089404;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 32.93294, Best ask: 33.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06706, Last trade: 33.00000, 24 hour volume: 120954.92202604, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.58998 -106327;1362089421;mircea_popescu;jurov obviously no actual devs present. -106326;1362089450;Bugpowder;$30.90 daym.. 15kBTC sale -106325;1362089494;Bugpowder;gap http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -106324;1362089562;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/search?q=Ycombinator&complete=0&tbs=qdr:d -106323;1362089571;mircea_popescu;that's nice. twitter and trilema in that order. -106322;1362089600;ThickAsThieves;thats funny -106321;1362089605;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder 15% gap -106320;1362089609;mircea_popescu;we are living interesting times -106319;1362089623;Bugpowder;biggest gap I ever saw on gox -106318;1362089640;ThickAsThieves;probly from delayed tickers on Coinlab and goxlive and such -106317;1362089655;ThickAsThieves;sell for $31, you got it! -106316;1362089673;Bugpowder;looked like a 15k market sell -106315;1362089691;Bugpowder;maybe someone hit the sell $500k button on coinlab -106314;1362089695;Bugpowder;by accident -106313;1362089697;ThickAsThieves;hehe -106312;1362089700;mircea_popescu;lol -106311;1362089706;nOgAnOo;Right -106310;1362089707;mod6;haha, "what's this do..." -106309;1362089709;mircea_popescu;no , that can only happen on places where people actually have a lot of wealth -106308;1362089712;mircea_popescu;like, you know, mpex. -106307;1362089715;nOgAnOo;The 7000 bitcoin is right next to the 1 bitcoin -106306;1362089717;nOgAnOo;I noticed that. -106305;1362089760;Bugpowder;weird that its not filling at all really -106304;1362089765;Bugpowder;wonder if ordering if fucked up -106303;1362089771;ThickAsThieves;there's only like 100 coins for sale under 33 -106302;1362089776;Bugpowder;or the bots just are in wait in see mode -106301;1362089777;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -106300;1362089778;gribble;75.78574 seconds -106299;1362089781;Bugpowder;oh -106298;1362089784;Bugpowder;my -106297;1362089785;Bugpowder;god -106296;1362089795;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -106295;1362089796;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 32.00000, Best ask: 32.01371, Bid-ask spread: 0.01371, Last trade: 32.00000, 24 hour volume: 121637.16767579, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.58503 -106294;1362089797;Ukto;you called? :P -106293;1362089809;mircea_popescu;derping. -106292;1362089815;mircea_popescu;i mean dropping -106291;1362089827;Bugpowder;clark moody has it at 32.92 -106290;1362089828;ThickAsThieves;Ukto, shoudlnt you be working on The Next Big Thing tm? -106289;1362089841;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i see it down to 31 -106288;1362089847;Ukto;lunch break -106287;1362089851;ThickAsThieves;word -106286;1362089852;mod6;32.06 was last on clark moody -106285;1362089872;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/chart.png?width=940&m=mtgoxUSD&SubmitButton=Draw&r=2&i=&c=0&s=&e=&Prev=&Next=&t=S&b=&a1=&m1=10&a2=&m2=25&x=0&i1=&i2=&i3=&i4=&v=1&cv=0&ps=0&l=0&p=0& -106284;1362089877;mircea_popescu;it gapped down at any rate. -106283;1362089882;mod6;yea -106282;1362089888;mircea_popescu;funny cause earlier ppl were buying calls. -106281;1362089907;Ukto;sounds like a big long distance bill -106280;1362089915;mod6;yeah some healthy sell volume. -106279;1362089919;mod6;it'll go back up -106278;1362089952;Ukto;just give the bots an hour or two to resituate -106277;1362089981;gigavps;hey mircea_popescu, how come you didn't own any Gigamining when GLBSE close? -106276;1362089997;gigavps;*closed -106275;1362090004;mircea_popescu;i dunno. how come you're beating your wife ? -106274;1362090009;Ukto;I think I just saw a bomb get dropped -106273;1362090027;gigavps;mircea_popescu that would go against your giga.etf contract, would it not? -106272;1362090060;mircea_popescu;you beating your wife you mean ? -106271;1362090068;mircea_popescu;not rly. i don't include people's wives in contracts. -106270;1362090082;gigavps;why are you evading a direct question? -106269;1362090084;Ukto;err -106268;1362090093;mircea_popescu;because it's a loaded question, and a poorly loaded one at that. -106267;1362090096;Ukto;mircea_popescu: did you not actually own giga shares to back it? x.x -106266;1362090102;mircea_popescu;course i did -106265;1362090111;Diablo-D3;yeah, but now the shares are worthless -106264;1362090113;mircea_popescu;he's running out of air with his various lies, so he's pulling a goat. -106263;1362090115;Diablo-D3;because giga is fucking investors around -106262;1362090116;mircea_popescu;which is cute, but hey. -106261;1362090142;gigavps;mircea_popescu, every person that own over 900 contracts has claimed and been paid -106260;1362090166;gigavps;so it would seem that your position is weakening -106259;1362090171;mircea_popescu;gigavps here's the thing : this sort of fake drama x months late won't save you from the fact that you've taken about 40k worth of investor's btc -106258;1362090173;Ukto;hmm, this is a pretty serious accusation -106257;1362090173;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73vGdCaC048 -106256;1362090175;mircea_popescu;which is nowhere to be see. -106255;1362090180;mod6;we've been over all this like 69x -106254;1362090190;mircea_popescu;not getting into the details of pushing pirate, pushing amazingrando, pushing all the other scams. -106253;1362090197;Ukto;alright, there is obviously only one easy way to settle this -106252;1362090200;mircea_popescu;so, find something better to do with your time. like, say, a way to pay back. -106251;1362090204;mircea_popescu;lambert at least is trying. -106250;1362090207;gigavps;mircea_popescu the ice you are standing on is cracking -106249;1362090211;Diablo-D3;ahaha -106248;1362090212;mircea_popescu;right-o. -106247;1362090212;Ukto;lets send an open email to james/nefario asking him to confirm MP's claim -106246;1362090216;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: guess what came out -106245;1362090218;Diablo-D3;foundation 4 -106244;1362090224;Diablo-D3;they fixed basically every single thing I bitched about -106243;1362090233;mircea_popescu;maybe they were listening -106242;1362090239;Diablo-D3;maybe -106241;1362090242;Diablo-D3;a lot of people were bitching -106240;1362090250;mircea_popescu;Ukto nefario, the scammertagged chav from bitcointalk you mean ? -106239;1362090264;Diablo-D3;they switched to zepto.js for their js (although to be fair, none of their js was REQUIRED to be used, it was purely optional) -106238;1362090269;Ukto;heh yes, the person who has been giving out accurate information -106237;1362090275;Diablo-D3;zepto > query by a shitload -106236;1362090275;Ukto;he has no reason to lie -106235;1362090285;mircea_popescu;Ukto i can dig up the logs for some accurate info he gave, if you're interested. -106234;1362090303;Ukto;hey, I am just trying to help -106233;1362090316;Ukto;i have never owned shares of giga/etf -106232;1362090325;Ukto;just dont like seeing false accusations fly. -106231;1362090335;Ukto;shouldnt be hard to get proof otherwise -106230;1362090354;gigavps;a word of waring to all, mircea_popescu doesn't live up to his own contracts -106229;1362090374;mircea_popescu;here's a start : nefario makes "conference". nobody goes, but hey. -106228;1362090375;mircea_popescu;Sep 16 01:13:36 mircea_popescu: would you like me to mention you or mpex? -106227;1362090375;mircea_popescu;Sep 16 01:14:01 no. -106226;1362090385;mircea_popescu;end result ? nefario explains the idiots present how much of a scam mpex is. -106225;1362090390;mircea_popescu;lalala. has no reason to lie indeed. -106224;1362090401;mircea_popescu;gigavps your cheek is incredible. -106223;1362090412;mircea_popescu;you are insolvent talking about ice under me !? -106222;1362090419;Ukto;eh.. honestly, nefario has made some shit decisions, we all agree with that -106221;1362090419;mircea_popescu;you've fucked over your investors, talking about my contracts ? -106220;1362090422;mircea_popescu;piss off scammer -106219;1362090427;gigavps;lol -106218;1362090434;Ukto;but even ppl he has had disagreements with like Diablo-D3 has gotten accurate info -106217;1362090435;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -106216;1362090436;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -106215;1362090467;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:88727e3706f37e445789b628889e38b864a9257925711655a385f20f -106214;1362090468;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -106213;1362090487;Ukto;and honestly, i dont see what reason gigavps has to lie about it. other than just wanting to bully and pick on you to keep your shares? -106212;1362090493;Diablo-D3;Ukto: yeah, I think Im the only one that got that level of treatment -106211;1362090509;mircea_popescu;;;rate gigavps -10 Defrauded direct investors of something like 40k BTC. Lied about pretty much everything, changed his contract. Also one of the main pirate ponzi supporters. -106210;1362090512;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user gigavps has been recorded. -106209;1362090512;jborkl;Giga, did you even have the hash power to back up your dividend payout?? I seem to remember not -106208;1362090520;Ukto;all the other giga share holoders I know who claimed got theirs -106207;1362090531;jborkl;ok -106206;1362090574;mircea_popescu;Ukto at the very minimum trying to get this false theory accepted whereby people actually claimed. -106205;1362090574;kakobrekla;i dont see how giga doing smth potentially wrong could be related to mp doing smth potentially wrong -106204;1362090617;Ukto;heh, I just want to solve the issue before it become some crazy drama -106203;1362090626;mod6;BEFORE? -106202;1362090627;mircea_popescu;the issue is solved. -106201;1362090644;mircea_popescu;and in general, scammers may get away with it cause i don't care -106200;1362090645;burnside;is giga's nick registered? how do you check that? -106199;1362090654;mircea_popescu;but if they start being uppity, they'll get bitchslapped. -106198;1362090658;mircea_popescu;simple thing to understand. -106197;1362090669;Ukto;i think the biggest issue regardless -106196;1362090676;Ukto;is GLBSE's failure -106195;1362090677;thestringpuller;;;ticker -106194;1362090677;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.03000, Best ask: 33.29995, Bid-ask spread: 0.26995, Last trade: 33.01234, 24 hour volume: 123154.64224059, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.59041 -106193;1362090692;Ukto;because it comes down to your word vs GLBSE & Issuer's word -106192;1362090707;mircea_popescu;right. -106191;1362090709;burnside;cool, just wanted to make sure it was the one true giga -106190;1362090728;mod6;que up the retaliation ratings -106189;1362090778;gribble;Nick 'gigavps', with hostmask 'gigavps!~me@rrcs-97-79-110-50.se.biz.rr.com', is not identified. -106188;1362090787;Ukto;heh -106187;1362090791;Ukto;not very reassuring :P -106186;1362090821;gribble;Nick 'gigavps', with hostmask 'gigavps!~me@rrcs-97-79-110-50.se.biz.rr.com', is identified as user gigavps, with GPG key id F83554D76ADE3A3F, key fingerprint C4D30ACE7ACB2C16BCE9FD55F83554D76ADE3A3F, and bitcoin address None -106185;1362090842;Ukto;i suppose that works :P -106184;1362090863;jcpham;;;rated gigavps -106183;1362090863;gribble;You rated user gigavps on Fri Aug 17 15:27:07 2012, giving him a rating of 10, and supplied these additional notes: Excellent trust. -106182;1362090986;mod6;well why would he want to deal with that nitwit anyway? -106181;1362090990;mod6;what would be the point? -106180;1362091019;mod6;bah. this is old news giga -106179;1362091033;thestringpuller;gigaetf had no value -106178;1362091046;thestringpuller;it became illiquid too -106177;1362091102;jcpham;this drama seems rota-ish -106176;1362091122;Ukto;how about this -106175;1362091139;Ukto;mircea_popescu: can you provide the btc address/email address used for glbse -106174;1362091143;ThickAsThieves;http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/28/4032718/apple-deleting-icloud-emails-containing-barely-legal-teen -106173;1362091146;Ukto;let nefario make the statement weather the shares existed or noit -106172;1362091152;mod6;jcpham: NO -106171;1362091153;Ukto;and then the etf holders can deal with nefario -106170;1362091157;Ukto;and not gigavps -106169;1362091161;Ukto;and all is settled -106168;1362091181;mircea_popescu;Ukto no. -106167;1362091181;Diablo-D3;Ukto: not nefario -106166;1362091187;Diablo-D3;whoever issued the passthrough -106165;1362091190;jcpham;i pre de-nominamte myself -106164;1362091201;Ukto;0,o -106163;1362091207;Diablo-D3;the passthrough owner is on the hook for it, not giga or nefari -106162;1362091207;Ukto;well -106161;1362091209;Ukto;at this point -106160;1362091218;Ukto;its an issue between MP and glbse -106159;1362091252;mod6;bullshit -106158;1362091259;mircea_popescu;no. at this point it's an issue between some idiot who thinks he can deflect attention from his misdealings by starting shit with me and the world. -106157;1362091297;mircea_popescu;the time for this sort of putative implication was last year, -106156;1362091298;mod6;these scammers are like wack-a-mole -106155;1362091306;mircea_popescu;not now that it became clear bfl isn't delivering -106154;1362091323;thestringpuller;you defrauded your investors gigavps -106153;1362091326;Ukto;mircea_popescu: so if mpex says I dont own shares of sdice, I sue Erik for my missing shares? >,> -106152;1362091360;thestringpuller;blackmailed them into submitting OFAC requests -106151;1362091370;thestringpuller;with id etc -106150;1362091378;mircea_popescu;Ukto no. on mpex you have receipts -106149;1362091384;mircea_popescu;you can prove what's what. -106148;1362091442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -106147;1362091445;jurov;mircea_popescu: f.giga.etf held the underlying asset at time of glbse closing [ ] Yes [ ] No -106146;1362091451;jurov;that's all -106145;1362091455;mircea_popescu;yes. -106144;1362091502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6889999 BTC [-] -106143;1362091532;mircea_popescu;that said, i did not hold it directly, i never had a GLBSE acct. -106142;1362091548;mircea_popescu;that said, there's no doubt in my mind the proper qtys were actually beingheld for me. -106141;1362091550;Ukto;mircea_popescu: sure, but if mpex went away in an instant -106140;1362091553;Ukto;and I have a buy receipt -106139;1362091559;Ukto;and delete my sell receipt -106138;1362091563;Ukto;its now you word aginst mine -106137;1362091564;Ukto;right -106136;1362091564;Ukto;? -106135;1362091577;Ukto;no different than glbse -106134;1362091578;mircea_popescu;Ukto in principle there'd be at the very least a decoded db dump -106133;1362091578;burnside;newest receipt wins I think -106132;1362091591;mircea_popescu;but even if that's not the case : the trade history is public, -106131;1362091598;Ukto;are they constantly backed up offsite out of your control ? -106130;1362091598;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -106129;1362091598;mircea_popescu;and you can match up what's what. -106128;1362091606;Ukto;ah -106127;1362091614;mircea_popescu;yes. http://mpex.co/faq.html#22 -106126;1362091643;mircea_popescu;the catastrophic failure mode is for each issuer to get a gpg-encypted list of the holder's fingerprints. much like rg got on the delisting of s.bvps -106125;1362091660;mircea_popescu;this can just be a pastebin if it comes to it -106124;1362091905;Ukto;is that a question? -106123;1362091909;Ukto;seems more of a statement -106122;1362091964;mircea_popescu;is what a question -106121;1362091971;ThickAsThieves;what is a word -106120;1362091983;grubles;he is asking if mircea_popescu owned the mircea_popescu account on glbse -106119;1362091986;grubles;ffs -106118;1362091993;ThickAsThieves;spam detected -106117;1362091998;mircea_popescu;herpderp -106116;1362092030;mircea_popescu;i don't own a mircea_popescu account on icbit.se either, since we're talking -106115;1362092034;mircea_popescu;i don't have a mtgox acct -106114;1362092038;mircea_popescu;and on it goes. -106113;1362092071;Ukto;so he did have them? -106112;1362092078;dub;its certainly not like mircea_popescu is known for employing lackeys for that kind fo thing -106111;1362092081;ThickAsThieves;maybe the person he had manage the account decided to make an account as his name? -106110;1362092118;ThickAsThieves;maybe it was mp and he's just fucking with you -106109;1362092155;mircea_popescu;maybe we'd best focus on how many people got separated from their residual btc because they didn't want to cough up for whatever apositlle bs -106108;1362092163;mircea_popescu;and break whatever local laws in the process. -106107;1362092218;thestringpuller;oooh 4k btc sooo much -106106;1362092227;mod6;smh -106105;1362092239;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -106104;1362092241;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.12357, Best ask: 33.31649, Bid-ask spread: 0.19292, Last trade: 33.12257, 24 hour volume: 124639.50823768, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.60481 -106103;1362092250;mircea_popescu;well at least the drama worked, price back up. -106102;1362092269;grubles;so mircea_popescu on glbse was not the mircea_popescu that is chatting in this channel? -106101;1362092294;Ukto;well thats good at lesat -106100;1362092306;Ukto;as I said, bots just needed time to resituate after a selloff -106099;1362092319;mircea_popescu;it wasn't even much of a selloff. 5k ? -106098;1362092325;Bugpowder;15 -106097;1362092328;mircea_popescu;maybe things are a lot more fragile than the bull run past week suggests -106096;1362092346;Bugpowder;Just one person dumping -106095;1362092355;Bugpowder;I think -106094;1362092362;Bugpowder;it happened so fast, must have been -106093;1362092376;grubles;no one wants to answer my question? lol -106092;1362092377;mod6;retracement -106091;1362092390;mod6;little bit of profits are needed somewhere in the mix -106090;1362092393;mod6;then onwards and upwards -106089;1362092434;mod6;wake me up if it breaks past 27.5 -106088;1362092441;mircea_popescu;you mean under ? -106087;1362092444;mod6;right -106086;1362092451;grubles;lol -106085;1362092458;mircea_popescu;hm, how accurate is blockchain.info when calcing the fees ? -106084;1362092786;burnside;If all of the shareholders with over 900 shares have claimed, it sounds like whomever claimed the 900 shares of MP's on behalf of MP owes the passthru shareholders some BTC? -106083;1362092843;burnside;Yeah, I was operating on the assumption that he was being honest when he answered the question of ownership. -106082;1362092855;mircea_popescu;burnside this if we trust nefario -106081;1362092897;mircea_popescu;and for that matter, if we trust gigavps. -106080;1362092902;mircea_popescu;both appear very dubious atm. -106079;1362092907;burnside;heh, the twisted web we weave. -106078;1362092939;Lyspooner;*tangled web -106077;1362092953;burnside;that too -106076;1362092968;mircea_popescu;but pro memoria : -106075;1362092984;jurov;mircea_popescu did you claim you account after glbse closed? -106074;1362092997;jurov;of whoever was on mpex behalf -106073;1362093006;jurov;*of->or -106072;1362093013;Lyspooner;Oh! what a tangled web we weave -106071;1362093020;Lyspooner;When first we practice to deceive! -106070;1362093021;mircea_popescu;i didn't have an account to claim and i trust the op to not have claimed gigavps. -106069;1362093031;Ukto;what? -106068;1362093035;mircea_popescu;1. very dubious character noteworthy mostly for being detained at the border takes exchange down, which nets him a scammer tag. -106067;1362093038;Ukto;you didnt have an account? -106066;1362093044;Ukto;so someone else claimed the shares on your behalf? -106065;1362093047;mircea_popescu;2. some lists of shareholders are issued. these are wrong. -106064;1362093047;Ukto;er bought them ? -106063;1362093062;mircea_popescu;3. some more lists are issued. these are right, they say. -106062;1362093076;mircea_popescu;by now it's been about 3-4 months, and all this communication happened over email in plain text. -106061;1362093086;mircea_popescu;it would not surprise me if any of the three were the case : -106060;1362093099;mircea_popescu;a. nefario waited to see what's nto claimed, released lists including himself as beneficiary. -106059;1362093108;mircea_popescu;b. someone eavesdropped successfully, made claim. -106058;1362093139;mircea_popescu;c. gigavps is simply lieing (if nothing else for the simple interest that a 5 to 10% claim rate isn't something he'd like to admit) -106057;1362093182;Ukto;Sure, those are all reasonable -106056;1362093187;mircea_popescu;now, all these may be or may not be true, tho i lean towards thinking at least one probably is. -106055;1362093195;Ukto;I am curious now that you mentioned it -106054;1362093206;mircea_popescu;this state of affairs does NOT give some confused individual license to come in here and ask loaded questions implying i did something wrong. -106053;1362093209;Ukto;did you yourself not actually have a GLBSE account and hold 900 shares? -106052;1362093218;mircea_popescu;he is welcome to appologise to me at any time for being an idiot and involving himself in this mess, -106051;1362093222;mircea_popescu;not that it'd make a difference, -106050;1362093240;mircea_popescu;just as he's welcome to appologise to other people for involving them in the other many messes he's created since his presence in bitcoin -106049;1362093251;mircea_popescu;but all this is not here nor there, and certainly has no point in our discussion. -106048;1362093265;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -106047;1362093268;grubles;he said he 'didnt have an account to claim' -106046;1362093273;mircea_popescu;Ukto i use brokers. i happen to think it's the correct way to do it. -106045;1362093278;grubles;so there mustve been an imposter on glbse with mircea_popescu 's name? -106044;1362093282;Ukto;ah -106043;1362093308;Ukto;but in your contract you didnt disclose that you held the shares via third party, right? -106042;1362093323;Ukto;MP is the OP for the etf asset, right? -106041;1362093328;mircea_popescu;it was amply disclosed here for instance. -106040;1362093341;Ukto;then that makes things simple -106039;1362093348;Ukto;can we get the third party to vrify your shares? -106038;1362093369;mircea_popescu;Ukto the problem is people work in bitcoin because they want to be anon. -106037;1362093376;mircea_popescu;for many people being involved in these things is professionally iffy -106036;1362093391;Ukto;um -106035;1362093402;mircea_popescu;you can lose your license as a stock broker for instance. -106034;1362093413;mircea_popescu;is it likely ? no. is it a risk people would run ? hell no. -106033;1362093416;Ukto;so your saying, that you used a 3rd party to buy the shares, and this person cannot be revealed? -106032;1362093430;Ukto;and that this person is a licensed stock broker? -106031;1362093436;jurov;http://web.archive.org/web/20121124181409/http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=F.GIGA.ETF -106030;1362093439;mircea_popescu;i'm not saying anything of the sort. -106029;1362093449;Ukto;wondering what the commentary is for then -106028;1362093465;Ukto;leaves the basic question again, can we hav this third party simply verify things? -106027;1362093472;mircea_popescu;it will not happen. -106026;1362093473;Ukto;"Yes, I held 900 shares of giga for MP" -106025;1362093484;Ukto;Reason ? -106024;1362093489;mircea_popescu;there's no reason for a reason. -106023;1362093502;mircea_popescu;nobody can suddenly decide "hey, i want your id" -106022;1362093504;Ukto;well, the issuer is claiming the shares didnt exist -106021;1362093507;Ukto;sounds like a reason :P -106020;1362093516;mircea_popescu;issuer can claim w/e the fuck he pleases. -106019;1362093530;mircea_popescu;once his cratered asset is worth something, the people holding it on mpex might be able to recover something -106018;1362093532;Ukto;i just think its sad that you wont clear your name if its that easy :( -106017;1362093533;mircea_popescu;as it is... heh. -106016;1362093541;mircea_popescu;Ukto i happen to respect anonimity. -106015;1362093546;Ukto;alot of ppl respect you -106014;1362093549;mircea_popescu;and if im the only one here, that's great, i don't care. -106013;1362093556;Ukto;and while they should continue to -106012;1362093564;Ukto;its still best to show good faith in that respect -106011;1362093566;mircea_popescu;but this is a forewarning of things to come : i don't care what people manouver, -106010;1362093575;mircea_popescu;i won't reveal jack shit as a matter of going concern. -106009;1362093599;mircea_popescu;you don't get to spy on people just by manufacturing some concern trollage. -106008;1362093668;Ukto;heh -106007;1362093673;Ukto;well -106006;1362093676;Ukto;I give up -106005;1362093688;Ukto;I was just trying to be helpfull and make sure you got a clear name and everyone knew that giga was wrong -106004;1362093690;Ukto;you obviously dont care -106003;1362093692;mircea_popescu;thanks for playing. -106002;1362093718;Ukto;back to business as usual then. :) -106001;1362093754;Lyspooner;where were we? -106000;1362093766;Ukto;;;ticker -105999;1362093766;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.27001, Best ask: 33.33000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05999, Last trade: 33.33000, 24 hour volume: 125332.84318558, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.61138 -105998;1362093769;Ukto;there -105997;1362093772;mircea_popescu;33land lol -105996;1362093775;Lyspooner;ah yes -105995;1362093780;Lyspooner;A Palmer too! No wonder why -105994;1362093788;Lyspooner;I felt rebuked beneath his eye.[ -105993;1362093873;mod6;Lyspooner == limerick king from zh? -105992;1362093911;mod6;that guy is hilarious -105991;1362094024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1485 @ 0.00637777 = 9.471 BTC [+] -105990;1362094422;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you know i just realised romanian YEARLY salary is like 100 btc -105989;1362094445;kakobrekla;hm -105988;1362094464;Lyspooner;unfair comparison -105987;1362094508;Lyspooner;romanian median yearly BTC salary is zero -105986;1362094599;mjr_;whats up everyone -105985;1362094607;mircea_popescu;hater. -105984;1362094651;mircea_popescu;mjr_ AAPL -105983;1362094697;ThickAsThieves;doubtful -105982;1362094720;ThickAsThieves;down -3.17 -105981;1362094732;ThickAsThieves;AAPL is always down -105980;1362094751;Lyspooner;"what happens to bitcoin if the internet stops working?"... apparently if we look at romania where there still is no internet, there is at least one node, and that node becomes very wealthy -105979;1362094761;mjr_;AAPL Shall rise again! -105978;1362094772;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner literally the stuff involved in bitcoin could be done pen on paper -105977;1362094780;mircea_popescu;it'd take an army of slaves doing it, but it'd be done just fine. -105976;1362094788;mjr_;mircea_popescu that is true -105975;1362094805;ThickAsThieves;http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/02/28/girls-gone-wild-bankruptcy/1954419/ 'Girls Gone Wild' goes bankrupt to dodge legal awards -105974;1362094831;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu: i just wanted to make fun of romania -105973;1362094845;mircea_popescu;but you suck so badly at it! -105972;1362094902;mircea_popescu;dude i love blogging. there's all these people making comments. -105971;1362094913;mircea_popescu;TIL that most ycombinator ventures use godaddy as a registrar. -105970;1362094969;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu you just closed -eu 1 min too soon -105969;1362094993;mircea_popescu;o ? -105968;1362095018;kakobrekla;22:34.06 .•• mircea_popescu ( ~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu ) left #bitcoin-otc-eu ( "Leaving" ) -105967;1362095018;kakobrekla;22:37.07 .•• allex ( bd6eb8e7@gateway/web/freenode/ip.189.110.184.231 ) joined #bitcoin-otc-eu -105966;1362095018;kakobrekla;22:37.15 ( allex ) Hello -105965;1362095018;kakobrekla;22:37.43 ( allex ) I need some traders to join my p2p bitcoin exchange site -105964;1362095018;kakobrekla;22:38.01 ( allex ) the name of the site is -105963;1362095020;kakobrekla;22:38.03 ( allex ) http://www.p2pbitexchange.com -105962;1362095020;kakobrekla;22:39.39 ( kakobrekla ) what scam is this now -105961;1362095024;ThickAsThieves;wasnt your post 2nd on google like a few hours ago? -105960;1362095033;ThickAsThieves;for 'ycombinator' -105959;1362095034;kakobrekla;22:40.22 ( allex ) ? -105958;1362095034;kakobrekla;22:40.32 ( allex ) haha isnt a scam -105957;1362095034;kakobrekla;22:41.15 ( allex ) there is no midle man (as it were) involved. Only p2p -105956;1362095034;kakobrekla;22:42.12 ( allex ) -105955;1362095034;kakobrekla;22:43.47 ( kakobrekla ) how is it better than irc and -otc wot allex -105954;1362095072;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yeah -105953;1362095076;ThickAsThieves;gone -105952;1362095086;mircea_popescu;aww! -105951;1362095107;ThickAsThieves;coinlab called up Brin -105950;1362095114;ThickAsThieves;was like yo axe that shit -105949;1362095153;mjr_;i have to say that godaddy's superbowl commercial and subsequent ad campaign was probably the most successful campaign of any internet company -105948;1362095167;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves http://www.google.com/search?q=Ycombinator&complete=0&tbs=qdr:d -105947;1362095170;mircea_popescu;i still see it. you don't ? -105946;1362095186;mircea_popescu;mjr_ that may be, but they suck at the actual soup. -105945;1362095198;mjr_;definitely -105944;1362095200;mjr_;they are the worst -105943;1362095203;mjr_;i use namecheap -105942;1362095209;jurov;i don't see it -105941;1362095211;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla well... wait till he finds about localbitcoins or w/e its called -105940;1362095213;mjr_;but still, why does everyone use them, when it is known that they suck -105939;1362095216;mircea_popescu;jurov i use nc too. -105938;1362095224;mircea_popescu;and imo they're so far ahead of anyone in their field it's rare. -105937;1362095227;kakobrekla;22:44.14 ( allex ) The idea is to build a comunity of trders -105936;1362095227;kakobrekla;22:44.23 ( allex ) once again only P2P -105935;1362095227;kakobrekla;22:44.47 ( allex ) to build trust -105934;1362095227;kakobrekla;22:45.02 ( allex ) by rating the trades -105933;1362095227;kakobrekla;22:45.32 ( allex ) the focus is on exchange of bitcoins only nothing else -105932;1362095228;kakobrekla;22:46.13 ( allex ) There is groups os paypal, nettler , poker , cash , western union -105931;1362095229;kakobrekla;22:46.37 ( allex ) Got the idea? -105930;1362095237;kakobrekla;prolly built the site firt then come to -ot -105929;1362095238;kakobrekla;c -105928;1362095243;kakobrekla;first* -105927;1362095248;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla see how lucky you are he's enlightening you ? -105926;1362095269;mircea_popescu;ask him if he's romanian. -105925;1362095273;mircea_popescu;he sounds like 100 btc / year. -105924;1362095298;kakobrekla;meh -105923;1362095309;kakobrekla;im le tierd from those kind of conversations. -105922;1362095345;mircea_popescu;im lucky. i think i have a reputation for an asshole, so most fragile minds avoid me or something. -105921;1362095366;ThickAsThieves;when you link, yes -105920;1362095371;kakobrekla;dont push it, ill send him here -105919;1362095372;ThickAsThieves;i see it -105918;1362095380;ThickAsThieves;but when i use URL bar to search, no -105917;1362095393;ThickAsThieves;whatever the hell reason that is -105916;1362095409;ThickAsThieves;it gives me much more sensible listings -105915;1362095414;ThickAsThieves;like their home page -105914;1362095422;ThickAsThieves;and wikipedia, etc -105913;1362095511;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves it's 24 hours -105912;1362095517;mircea_popescu;not any time -105911;1362095529;mircea_popescu;&tbs=qdr:d that's what it does. -105910;1362095530;gribble;Error: "tbs=qdr:d" is not a valid command. -105909;1362095537;mircea_popescu;saywut ?! -105908;1362095539;mircea_popescu;&ticker -105907;1362095540;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.60000, Best ask: 33.69300, Bid-ask spread: 0.09300, Last trade: 33.60000, 24 hour volume: 126392.80990105, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.62583 -105906;1362095542;mircea_popescu;aHAHAHA -105905;1362095547;mod6;nice -105904;1362095552;mircea_popescu;today we learn to hax BOTH google and gribble. -105903;1362095572;ThickAsThieves;&estimate -105902;1362095574;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4413018.97089 based on data since last change | 4676975.06762 based on data for last three days -105901;1362095584;mircea_popescu;is this even documented anywhere ?! -105900;1362095588;ThickAsThieves;now i only have to hit two keys at once! -105899;1362095591;ThickAsThieves;hehe -105898;1362095605;Lyspooner;&!estimate -105897;1362095606;gribble;Error: "!estimate" is not a valid command. -105896;1362095617;ThickAsThieves;;;&estimate -105895;1362095618;gribble;Error: "&estimate" is not a valid command. -105894;1362095624;mircea_popescu;&bitchslap -105893;1362095625;ThickAsThieves;&;;estimate -105892;1362095625;gribble;Error: "bitchslap" is not a valid command. -105891;1362095625;gribble;Error: ";;estimate" is not a valid command. -105890;1362095630;mircea_popescu;&slap bitch -105889;1362095644;mircea_popescu;totally. -105888;1362095659;Lyspooner;&ticker -105887;1362095660;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.66100, Best ask: 33.68999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02899, Last trade: 33.66100, 24 hour volume: 126401.21754295, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.62637 -105886;1362095682;ThickAsThieves;undocumented feature for realz -105885;1362095684;mircea_popescu;&roulette -105884;1362095685;gribble;*click* -105883;1362095695;mircea_popescu;awesome. -105882;1362095703;ThickAsThieves;&easteregg -105881;1362095704;gribble;Error: "easteregg" is not a valid command. -105880;1362095706;ThickAsThieves;boo -105879;1362095718;Lyspooner;$ticker -105878;1362095733;ThickAsThieves;you broke it -105877;1362095735;ThickAsThieves;hehe -105876;1362095958;dub;did people get the right asicminer test payment? -105875;1362095969;dub;they seem to have missed a 0 of mine -105874;1362095982;mircea_popescu;didn't they testy with 1 satoshi first -105873;1362095987;mircea_popescu;and then send the real deal, like 2.35% ? -105872;1362095995;ThickAsThieves;they sent already -105871;1359676801;ThickAsThieves;its done -105870;1359676808;dub;fucking china -105869;1359676826;ThickAsThieves;friedcat will posting more deets after his nap -105868;1359676944;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/131/btc-will-have-a-new-highest-price-in/ -105867;1359676952;dub;what was the actual payment per share? -105866;1359676955;mircea_popescu;resolved. who'd have thunk it will be february seriously. -105865;1359676967;dub;this is lulzy -105864;1359676986;mircea_popescu;dub Feb 28 20:46:46 Got my asicminer div. 0.0023544 BTC per share. -105863;1359677003;dub;ok actual payment was good -105862;1359677006;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu: according to your permanent plateau article, you would've thunk it -105861;1359677017;dub;I only got 0.1 satoshi per share int eh test though -105860;1359677018;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner yeah. -105859;1359677037;mircea_popescu;dub weren't all payments = 1 satoshi irrespective of shares ? just to check addy -105858;1359677040;dub;I DEMAND MY ADDITIONAL SATOSHIS -105857;1359677055;dub;mircea_popescu: no, mine was missing a zero -105856;1359677083;dub;oh wait -105855;1359677098;dub;wat? -105854;1359677101;mircea_popescu;lmao. so now we know you have 10 shares ? -105853;1359677108;dub;no -105852;1359677112;dub;try to keep up -105851;1359677126;ThickAsThieves;dub they did a test first -105850;1359677127;dub;also how the fuck do you send 0.1 satoshi ? ;) -105849;1359677133;ThickAsThieves;1 satoshi x shares you own -105848;1359677142;ThickAsThieves;then they did payout -105847;1359677143;mircea_popescu;you had 10 shares got 1 satoshi computed per share div. right ? -105846;1359677145;dub;yes, except in my case they didnt -105845;1359677150;dub;no -105844;1359677155;mircea_popescu;my theory ;/ -105843;1359677158;dub;I got 0.1 satoshi per share -105842;1359677176;ThickAsThieves;did you get correct divs? -105841;1359677180;dub;yes -105840;1359677188;ThickAsThieves;let's get the pitchforks then -105839;1359677194;dub;my carefactor is 0.00001 -105838;1359677200;dub;except its kinda retarded of them -105837;1359677248;ThickAsThieves;one thing i love about bitbet -105836;1359677249;dub;one retarded action begets another -105835;1359677254;ThickAsThieves;is when i forget that i bet on something -105834;1359677257;ThickAsThieves;and the money comes in -105833;1359677311;mircea_popescu;i guess it makes a pretty decent gift too -105832;1359677375;dub;this fucking thread -105831;1359677383;jurov;yes it's nice... now if i could learn to make acceptable bets :/ -105830;1359677397;dub;I wanna buy 2.7 shares please PM me its srs bsns -105829;1359677418;jurov;with coinlab it's hard cause nobody knows what they're even doing/wanna do -105828;1359677449;ThickAsThieves;i was thinking, a good round of bets might be for those tv competition shows -105827;1359677453;mircea_popescu;jurov yeah srsly i don't think it's your fault -105826;1359677457;ThickAsThieves;like who will win Top Chef -105825;1359677463;ThickAsThieves;Top Model, etc -105824;1359677466;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that's a point yea -105823;1359677485;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/39/network-difficulty-under-6-million/ -105822;1359677486;dub;I like the fatest americans show -105821;1359677496;mircea_popescu;i find this incredible. 3:2 srsly ?! -105820;1359677507;mircea_popescu;how the fuck is output growing 50% in three weeks -105819;1359677512;dub;biggest loser -105818;1359677531;ThickAsThieves;ha i bet on ttaht one too and didnt remember -105817;1359677532;Bugpowder;This is why nobody buys my XDIFFMAR -105816;1359677535;Bugpowder;like -105815;1359677539;Bugpowder;damn -105814;1359677551;mircea_popescu;only 15 btc total... -105813;1359677555;dub;its pretty much teh only tv I watch, gf calls out 'fatties are on' and I run -105812;1359677575;ThickAsThieves;Survivor -105811;1359677578;ThickAsThieves;thats a good one -105810;1359677586;ThickAsThieves;for betting -105809;1359677605;dub;nah, I want to kill americans if I watch that -105808;1359677606;mircea_popescu;the last i saw something on tv tiffani amber thiessen was like 17 -105807;1359677615;mircea_popescu;and pretty hawt at that. -105806;1359677623;dub;the only thing worse than an american is an american out of america -105805;1359677624;ThickAsThieves;she's still pretty hot -105804;1359677645;ThickAsThieves;she play The Perfect Wife on that show White Collar -105803;1359677646;mod6;dub: you're not gonna let me live on your couch? -105802;1359677671;mod6; -105801;1359677672;dub;wait thats not survivor, im thinking greatest race -105800;1359677695;kakobrekla;btw whats the max diff change per diff change -105799;1359677697;ThickAsThieves;horrible show -105798;1359677699;kakobrekla;i forgot -105797;1359677702;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla 400 -105796;1359677706;kakobrekla;400 what -105795;1359677709;kakobrekla;%? -105794;1359677730;dub;survivor I can't watch because I am basically bear grylls and I want them to die for lack of survival skills -105793;1359677765;ThickAsThieves;amazing race, my wife goes oh we should do that! i'm like, why, these people all wanna kill each other in the end -105792;1359677773;Lyspooner;kakobrekla, yes 4x -105791;1359677788;kakobrekla;aha -105790;1359677791;kakobrekla;ok -105789;1359677794;Lyspooner;happened once to the namecoins -105788;1359677812;kakobrekla;death also happend to those once -105787;1359677821;Lyspooner;easy -105786;1359677851;mircea_popescu;yes % -105785;1359677875;mircea_popescu;i had some namecoins once i think -105784;1359677935;dub;did you? or did mircea_popescu? -105783;1359677943;mircea_popescu;ahahah! actually, -105782;1359677955;mircea_popescu;someone had them for me, cause *they* registered some domains for me. -105781;1359677967;mircea_popescu;tru story, fo realz. -105780;1359677978;dub;what on earth for? -105779;1359677995;mircea_popescu;dub well at the time a. i was new and b. the entire dns seemed like it may work -105778;1359678000;dub;you're that guy that registered the dictionary right? -105777;1359678006;mircea_popescu;it wasn't anything worth the mention anyway. -105776;1359678009;mircea_popescu;nope. -105775;1359678017;dub;probably the glbse ticker squatter too -105774;1359678027;mircea_popescu;no i think i had mpoe or w/e -105773;1359678126;ThickAsThieves;LTC is doing pretty well this week -105772;1359678146;ThickAsThieves;considering -105771;1359678147;kakobrekla;compared to bananas? -105770;1359678153;mircea_popescu;is ltc the scam one ? -105769;1359678156;ThickAsThieves;nah -105768;1359678158;mircea_popescu;solidsomething ? -105767;1359678165;kakobrekla;yes L = solid -105766;1359678166;dub;ripple -105765;1359678167;kakobrekla;lul -105764;1359678168;mircea_popescu;a ltc is the one altchain that's not really scammy ? -105763;1359678175;ThickAsThieves;nvc is the loud scam currently -105762;1359678185;dub;ppcoin is the jesuscoin -105761;1359678187;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla soLid hater :D -105760;1359678192;kakobrekla;:) -105759;1359678213;ThickAsThieves;ltc back at 7 cents ea -105758;1359678223;kakobrekla;usd or btc -105757;1359678224;kakobrekla;? -105756;1359678228;ThickAsThieves;usd -105755;1359678256;mircea_popescu;what's the block count ? -105754;1359678464;mircea_popescu;https://www.litecoinglobal.com/security/S.MPOE-PT o hey, mpoe shares worth like a quarter ltc. -105753;1359678572;ThickAsThieves;303599 -105752;1359678574;ThickAsThieves;blox -105751;1359678587;mircea_popescu;"I have updated average hashrates used in our calculations. Currently LTC is 1.15 times more profitable than BTC. We don't take into account energy costs in our calculations." -105750;1359678589;mircea_popescu;sounds legit. -105749;1359678594;ThickAsThieves;yeah i like litecoinglobal -105748;1359678632;ThickAsThieves;whenever btc rises too fast ltc plummets -105747;1359678645;ThickAsThieves;then you snag em up and buy btc stocks on ltc global -105746;1359678689;mircea_popescu;interesting -105745;1359678697;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves is there a webwallet like blockchain.info's ? -105744;1359678726;ThickAsThieves;i dunno -105743;1359678733;mircea_popescu;this looks kinda promising https://bitmessage.org/wiki/Main_Page -105742;1359678734;ThickAsThieves;i dont store any ltc -105741;1359678740;mircea_popescu;anyone know Jonathan Warren ? -105740;1359678741;ThickAsThieves;just play it against btc -105739;1359678766;jurov;bitcoin gods have smitten me for the blasphemy of questioning tx fees: https://blockchain.info/tx/ff83b94bbcfd52f84e205edebb8dd1c30253d785c666776cb735edba7a93f6b4 -105738;1359678779;jurov;still unconfirmed... i shall repent -105737;1359678798;mircea_popescu;two hours -105736;1359678843;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 17.25 BTC [-] -105735;1359679252;ThickAsThieves;&ticker -105734;1359679254;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.33000, Best ask: 33.39527, Bid-ask spread: 0.06527, Last trade: 33.39547, 24 hour volume: 127753.02919259, 24 hour low: 30.90120, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.64861 -105733;1359679278;jcpham;)ticker -105732;1359679287;jcpham;*ticker -105731;1359679294;jcpham;$ticker -105730;1359679315;ThickAsThieves;•ticker -105729;1359679322;jcpham;~ticker -105728;1359679327;jcpham;^ticker -105727;1359679331;ThickAsThieves;¢ticker -105726;1359679343;ThickAsThieves;׎ticker -105725;1359679352;ThickAsThieves;+ticker -105724;1359679381;jurov;ᶘ ᵒᴥᵒᶅ ticker -105723;1359679412;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 9 @ 0.2999 = 2.6991 BTC [-] -105722;1359679429;dub;!ticker ,,ticker -105721;1359679429;assbot;Ah, your hair. Your hair is soft. It's like a girl's. Now how do you get it that way? -105720;1359679559;kakobrekla;Just lucky i guess. -105719;1359679627;mircea_popescu;ah im the coolest ticker boy -105718;1359679634;mircea_popescu;other boys wanna be as cool but -105717;1359679637;mircea_popescu;there can only be one -105716;1359679638;mircea_popescu;lalala -105715;1359679676;jurov;very suspicious good mood there -105714;1359679687;jcpham;i concur -105713;1359679720;mircea_popescu;my 1.76 liter bottle of vodka is still mostly full. -105712;1359679926;dub;mix it with red grapefruit juice -105711;1359680043;mircea_popescu;im mixing it with fresh orange juice actually. -105710;1359680173;dub;for bonus points find some elderflower to infuse in it then mist with the red grapefruit -105709;1359680233;BitHub;hey did you guys get another payment from asicminer? -105708;1359680249;dub;2nd or 3rd? -105707;1359680290;BitHub;i woke up to a payment this morning -105706;1359680294;BitHub;a nice chunky worth -105705;1359680333;mircea_popescu;dub since you happen to mention this -105704;1359680336;dub;they paid a ~2% div after the test run -105703;1359680345;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/elderberry-cordial/ -105702;1359680376;BitHub;sweeet -105701;1359680378;BitHub;that's duuuubs -105700;1359680383;BitHub;thanks -105699;1359680423;dub;mircea_popescu: cool -105698;1359680435;mircea_popescu;one of my fav drinks. -105697;1359680540;dub;goog fails to translate it, do the bugs go in the cordial a la tequila worms? -105696;1359680625;mircea_popescu;nah, they're extraneous. just happened to have a lot of them -105695;1359680640;mircea_popescu;for some odd reason. it was like a sort of comedy routine, another bug kept popping p -105694;1359680699;mircea_popescu;anyway, elderberry cordial is one of those things that make eastern europe eastern europe -105693;1359680826;dub;I don't know if berry and flower are even related but only flowers are harvested in our case -105692;1359680843;mircea_popescu;i call it elderberry cause it's the name of the plant. -105691;1359680848;mircea_popescu;otherwise yes, the flower in full bloom are used. -105690;1359680885;dub;probably the same then, you should try mixing some with the vodka -105689;1359680899;mircea_popescu;nah cause it has sugar added -105688;1359680912;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136209270610.jpg i wonder if she catches many bad guys. -105687;1359680924;dub;just to flavour not as the acutal mixer -105686;1359680951;kakobrekla;impractical footwear. -105685;1359680961;BitHub;i'm here for you mircea -105684;1359680970;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla maybe she ain't made for walkin'. -105683;1359680993;mircea_popescu;BitHub you love me too ? -105682;1359681014;kakobrekla;i dunno, id be afraid to hurt myself around her -105681;1359681041;mircea_popescu;;;google love hurts -105680;1359681042;gribble;Love Hurts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; nazareth love hurts (1976) - YouTube: ; Nazareth - Love Hurts - YouTube: -105679;1359681055;kakobrekla;;;google fuck shouldnt hurt (too much) -105678;1359681057;gribble;Olivia Newton-John - Love Shouldn't Hurt Lyrics: ; Heartbreak Quotes: ; Breastfeeding is not supposed to hurt: -105677;1359681067;BitHub;of course mircea i love you very much (no homo) -105676;1359681073;mircea_popescu;;;google you're just being sexist. -105675;1359681074;gribble;Seth MacFarlane and the Oscars' Hostile, Ugly, Sexist Night : The ...: ; Seth MacFarlane's Sexist Oscar Night: Why everyone is outraged ...: ; We Feel Fine / by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar: ; Weekly Standard's Fred Barnes: Fine, We're The Party Of Whitey ...: -105672;1359681097;mircea_popescu;;;google spam detected -105671;1359681098;gribble;Why is my Message Detected as Spam?: ; Bayesian spam filtering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Email Spam Detection, Prevention, and Protection Solution – Anti ...: -105670;1359681103;kakobrekla;;;google where? -105669;1359681104;gribble;Where's My Refund - It's Quick, Easy and Secure.: ; where - Wiktionary: ; Where | Define Where at Dictionary.com: -105668;1359681111;mircea_popescu;ok i give. -105667;1359681168;kakobrekla;00:11.43 ( gribble ) Where's My Refund -105666;1359681171;mircea_popescu;actually the nazareth song is pretty good. -105665;1359681172;kakobrekla;no refund, this is bitcoin -105664;1359681176;kakobrekla;cant do dat! -105663;1359681178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5599 @ 0.00071771 = 4.0185 BTC [-] -105662;1359681180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00071528 = 3.5764 BTC [-] -105661;1359681183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 17.25 BTC [-] -105660;1359681185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1651 @ 0.0007147 = 1.18 BTC [-] -105659;1359681221;mircea_popescu;four score and eight years ago back when i was still a kid you couldn't finish a party w/o love hurts. -105658;1359681232;mircea_popescu;it was the final my place or your place settlement. -105657;1359681452;BitHub;i dont think i've heard that song -105656;1359681529;dub;watch the movie dazed and confused for its standard application -105655;1359681564;dub;as mircea_popescu says -105654;1359681580;mod6;that guy jason london was in the news lately LOL -105653;1359681582;mod6;http://www.tmz.com/2013/01/29/jason-london-arrested-crapped-assault-mug-shot/ -105652;1359681587;mircea_popescu;is that the one with the jovovich woman ? -105651;1359681609;mircea_popescu;the fetish joan of arc / 5th element, lanky model ? -105650;1359681610;dub;yus -105649;1359681627;dub;mila jojojojoYOLOvish -105648;1359681661;dub;in fact one of teh best movies ever -105647;1359681676;mircea_popescu;"Guess what fa**ot? I f***ing love this. I f***ing own you guys so hard. I'm rich and I'm a motherf***ing famous actor! F***ing look me up, bitch." -105646;1359681678;mircea_popescu;sad. -105645;1359681687;mircea_popescu;why do actors end up living such sad, empty existences ? -105644;1359681692;BitHub;she was real hot in 5th element -105643;1359681695;mod6;no clue -105642;1359681700;mod6;what a fucking douche bag -105641;1359681700;mircea_popescu;they're almost like boxers, except without the soothing cranial nerve numbing -105640;1359681710;BitHub;because its hollywood -105639;1359681720;BitHub;and you got to do some reall queer ghey ritual stuff to make it -105638;1359681720;mod6;haha, he got his shit rocked though -105637;1359681742;mircea_popescu;"Some guy thought I was hitting on his girl and had me jumped. My wife was in the next room, had no idea what even happened. I hate Arizona." -105636;1359681748;mircea_popescu;dude srsly ? i loved arizona -105635;1359681758;mod6;same -105634;1359681762;dub;http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0518715/ he's been in a great many things I've never heard of -105633;1359681763;mircea_popescu;possibly for the same reasons. -105632;1359681775;mod6;speaking of which... -105631;1359681776;mircea_popescu;i guess now i have to see Dazed and Confused huh -105630;1359681781;mod6;any smickles these days? -105629;1359681782;dub;yes you do -105628;1359681791;mod6;;;seen smickles -105627;1359681791;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 5 days, 21 hours, 12 minutes, and 30 seconds ago: pong -105626;1359681820;mircea_popescu;nope smickles has been awol. -105625;1359681822;mircea_popescu;i hope he's fine -105624;1359681832;dub;it came out when I was in high school, my parents saw it and told me someone had made a movie about me and my friends -105623;1359681853;mod6;i bet he's just at the bunny ranch -105622;1359681857;mod6;i know i would be -105621;1359681890;Namworld;does TMZ really counts as news... -105620;1359681891;mircea_popescu;dub lmao -105619;1359681900;mircea_popescu;Namworld dude totally. i trust them above reddit. -105618;1359681924;BitHub;don't see the movie dazed and confused -105617;1359681929;BitHub;unless you enjoy comas -105616;1359682418;mircea_popescu;France’s industry minister Tuesday called for a lower euro and said the European Central Bank’s [ECB] role should be reinterpreted, wading back into a currency debate that had been calmed by an agreement between the world’s top finance ministers earlier in the month to refrain from competitive devaluations of their currencies -105615;1359682420;mircea_popescu;o boy. -105614;1359682522;dub;the movie proceeded to be watched by my group of friends any time a night wsa over and people were in varios states of stupor/comedown -105613;1359682527;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00849 BTC [-] -105612;1359682548;dub;conservatively I'd guess I've watched it 100 times -105611;1359682611;mircea_popescu;at 10 bux a pop the movie industry of america made > 1k dolla off this great success. -105610;1359682662;dub;in the western world we had innovated to the point of VHS by that time -105609;1359682703;mircea_popescu;piracy! -105608;1359682734;dub;this was also far enough int eh past that a movie ticket was closer to $5 -105607;1359682744;mircea_popescu;also piracy. -105606;1359682763;mircea_popescu;and tax evasion. -105605;1359682834;BitHub;el mariachi -105604;1359682919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4113 @ 0.0007306 = 3.005 BTC [+] -105603;1359682921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00074007 = 1.8872 BTC [+] -105602;1359682922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16250 @ 0.00074837 = 12.161 BTC [+] -105601;1359682932;BitHub;damu assbot -105600;1359682938;BitHub;how u do that -105599;1359683249;dub;has anyone tried calling smickles? -105598;1359683844;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3313 @ 0.00642 = 21.2695 BTC [-] -105597;1359683874;mod6;i didn't wanna bother him really -105596;1359684077;mod6;just an address here, no number: http://starpas.azcc.gov/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=wsbroker1/corp-detail.p?name-id=L18030781 -105595;1359684533;Bowjob;;;ticker -105594;1359684534;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.40000, Best ask: 33.43800, Bid-ask spread: 0.03800, Last trade: 33.43800, 24 hour volume: 126480.50958443, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 32.69548 -105593;1359685684;Bowjob;So maybe Yifu ran away with the money after all -105592;1359686103;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 17.25 BTC [-] -105591;1359686223;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.6815 = 2.0445 BTC [-] -105590;1359686224;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.682 = 3.41 BTC [+] -105589;1359686226;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.687 = 3.435 BTC [+] -105588;1359686284;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -105587;1359686418;Bowjob;oh yeah dividends -105586;1359686563;mircea_popescu;it paid ? -105585;1359686569;mircea_popescu;dub im with mod6 -105584;1359686580;mircea_popescu;no pressing business, just hoping he's ok. -105583;1359686596;mircea_popescu;Bowjob wait,what ? link ? -105582;1359686845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9809 @ 0.00075 = 7.3568 BTC [+] -105581;1359686949;dub;im just curious, I know he was holding coin for at least mrstringpuller -105580;1359687174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12356 @ 0.0007537 = 9.3127 BTC [+] -105579;1359687460;Bowjob;wait no it did not lol -105578;1359687472;Bowjob;i just said.. oh yeah, meaning dividends coming up -105577;1359687473;Bowjob;lol -105576;1359687489;mircea_popescu;i meant re yifu -105575;1359687534;Bowjob;Well, we haven't heard from him yet, we'll see -105574;1359687548;Bowjob;but today is the deadline, so i expected him to go.. blah blah, batch 1 all sent -105573;1359687592;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0064 BTC [-] -105572;1359687597;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 399 @ 0.0065 = 2.5935 BTC [+] -105571;1359687686;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 60 @ 0.00417 = 0.2502 BTC [-] -105570;1359688032;dub;Avalols will be had -105569;1359688291;Bowjob;if it turns out to be a scam, ill consider it a failed 50% satoshi bet -105568;1359688370;kakobrekla;i think its good to se new faces in mining -105567;1359688393;Bowjob;i still have no clue on how to run avalon -105566;1359688394;Bowjob;lol -105565;1359688396;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -105564;1359688399;gribble;Current Blocks: 223671 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 104 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 14 hours, 51 minutes, and 25 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4400531.71063 | Estimated Percent Change: 20.52911 -105563;1359688400;Bowjob;it cant be that hard -105562;1359688408;dub;kakobrekla: how is project x coming along? -105561;1359688422;kakobrekla;which of the four? -105560;1359688453;dub;damn. come on bfl -105559;1359688470;dub;right now there still a chance of making my coin back -105558;1359688478;Bowjob;bullshit fabrication lab -105557;1359688479;kakobrekla;on what? -105556;1359688483;dub;on bfl -105555;1359688492;kakobrekla;you bought their shit? -105554;1359688493;Bowjob;how much did u spend -105553;1359688517;dub;I bought a pga single early on and an i teh top 100 order for an upgrade -105552;1359688541;Bowjob;ur prolly better off hoarding the coins -105551;1359688542;kakobrekla;and we had respect for you! -105550;1359688588;dub;like fuck you did. but hey, I waited till their pga existed and there wasnt a whole lot of choise about upgrading -105549;1359688595;dub;choice* -105548;1359688633;Bowjob;damn. ASIC miner -105547;1359688636;Bowjob;:/ -105546;1359688643;Bowjob;i didnt get any -105545;1359688643;Bowjob;lol -105544;1359689205;mircea_popescu;avalols lol -105543;1359689248;mircea_popescu;lol wait. waitwait -105542;1359689267;mircea_popescu;dub doesn't have btc cause they suck but he has bfl receipts of equity investing becauise they don't suck ?! -105541;1359689268;mircea_popescu;ajhahahaha -105540;1359689326;dub;yeah man bfl ? btc any day -105539;1359689335;dub;s/?/> -105538;1359689356;BitHub;i got an email from bfl asking for another 100btc, just to secure my order more, legit? -105537;1359689364;dub;wat -105536;1359689364;mircea_popescu;no wai ?! -105535;1359689368;BitHub;jk -105534;1359689382;mircea_popescu;hi sir please send money to secure your sent money more -105533;1359689386;BitHub;haha -105532;1359689389;BitHub;imagine that -105531;1359689394;mircea_popescu;what we mean is this : we put the money you sent as a payment for a toyota camry -105530;1359689402;mircea_popescu;now if we don't make the next payment we lose the car -105529;1359689404;mircea_popescu;so... -105528;1359689430;mircea_popescu;toyadda lol -105527;1359689437;BitHub;what we mean is "we need to go on another holiday, so.......yeah could you send another secure payment to make the last payment more secure?" -105526;1359689455;mircea_popescu;please to securitize your previous payment -105525;1359689463;dub;camry shmamry, corolla or nothing -105524;1359689478;mircea_popescu;toyota coyote. -105523;1359689485;mircea_popescu;that'd kickass. -105522;1359689487;BitHub;"we need to go on another holiday because we're so stressed up and people keep calling us all the time where are the bfl's and we just need to get away to france for a month or something yaknow?" -105521;1359689506;mircea_popescu;everyone lubes their machinery -105520;1359689512;mircea_popescu;it's required for functioning -105519;1359689531;dub;moar like "we're going to need a lot more than a quarter to buy micon a clue" -105518;1359689540;mircea_popescu;wait. wait omg wtf. we have ycombinator to thank for disqus ?! -105517;1359689543;mircea_popescu;o burn them with fire. -105516;1359689653;Bowjob;*sigh,. avalol got the bflu -105515;1359689751;Bugpowder;My god... Zerohedge commenters are significantly more retarded than redditors -105514;1359689804;Bugpowder;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-28/bitcoin-your-thoughts -105513;1359689878;mircea_popescu;this is true -105512;1359689887;mircea_popescu;i quoted a diff article yest, was horribly clueless. -105511;1359689951;Bugpowder;Where are the intelligent forums these days? Reddit and slashdot used to be ok 4 and 12 years ago -105510;1359689957;mircea_popescu;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-26/alternative-currency-goes-mainstream-bitcoin-atms-emerge -105509;1359689959;mircea_popescu;get a load of that -105508;1359689968;mircea_popescu;replete with the "hands stuffed in ears going lalala bitcoin is a scam" -105507;1359689979;Bugpowder;I guess it's all on twitter now -105506;1359689980;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i would guess some sections of irc. -105505;1359689993;Bugpowder;My twitter feed is excellent -105504;1359689998;mircea_popescu;something bashful likes to pretend they're the solution, but i dunno. -105503;1359690008;mircea_popescu;ya well, you probably curate it. -105502;1359690047;Bugpowder;I interact with nature editors, star scientists, great writers, etx -105501;1359690056;Bugpowder;Yes curation is -105500;1359690057;Bugpowder;Key -105499;1359690064;mircea_popescu;well if you curate it then everything is fine. -105498;1359690083;mircea_popescu;you can turn zh into gold by selecting the one nugged to be found in there -105497;1359690085;mircea_popescu;(somewhere) -105496;1359690095;mircea_popescu;the idea is to have something that works by itself. -105495;1359690101;Bugpowder;Also a 3:1 ratio of following to followers -105494;1359690118;mircea_popescu;followers means pretty much jack. -105493;1359690131;mircea_popescu;i turned my twitter acct into a rss feed of trilema, i still have k's of followers. -105492;1359690176;Bugpowder;I try to maintain a ratio that makes me look important. Like the line at the club -105491;1359690181;mircea_popescu;lol -105490;1359690189;mircea_popescu;then 1:3 ? -105489;1359690199;Bugpowder;Yah -105488;1359690200;Bugpowder;Oops -105487;1359690210;mircea_popescu;at least it wasn't brains. -105486;1359690384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00075 = 8.85 BTC [-] -105485;1359690452;Bowjob;satoshi dice not getting much love these days -105484;1359690501;mircea_popescu;whats it at, 13k ? -105483;1359690560;Bowjob;yah -105482;1359690575;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.2999 = 1.7994 BTC [-] -105481;1359690687;Bugpowder;People are always about a week slow on sdice -105480;1359690734;Bugpowder;I am pretty sure there is another whale network with at least 10,000 coins doing a fair amount of betting -105479;1359690745;mircea_popescu;well da fuck. -105478;1359690757;mircea_popescu;so i quit twitter about 2 years ago ? cause it fucked up the site and it didn't work for me anymore. -105477;1359690762;mircea_popescu;so now you had me test it out and it works -105476;1359690777;mircea_popescu;i guess ima have to get back into it now ;/ -105475;1359690818;Bugpowder;Yeah dude, get back in. It is not busted anymore -105474;1359690836;Bugpowder;And the quality level is very high in the right circles -105473;1359690849;Bugpowder;Plus it only takes a minute to write a post -105472;1359690859;Bugpowder;Rather than the 2 hours a good blog -105471;1359690859;mircea_popescu;heh. -105470;1359690863;Bugpowder;Post takes -105469;1359690873;mircea_popescu;it only takes me 20-30 minutes really. -105468;1359690887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5018 @ 0.0007537 = 3.7821 BTC [+] -105467;1359690996;mircea_popescu;o wow, they added a request archive link -105466;1359691005;mircea_popescu;bejesus twitter desuckified in the interim -105465;1359691294;mircea_popescu;haha i followed mod6 -105464;1359691297;mircea_popescu;what's your name bugsy ? -105463;1359691368;BitHub;Are you hiring mircea? -105462;1359691378;thestringpuller;XD -105461;1359691425;thestringpuller;The whales live! Are the whales really rich people? Or just people who acquired BTC early on and held it. -105460;1359691484;mircea_popescu;now the monster task of purging the 1k+ romanian hotties i used to follow -105459;1359691490;mircea_popescu;BitHub yes. -105458;1359691501;mircea_popescu;;;google mpex old style pr -105457;1359691502;gribble;MPEx hiring: old style PR : Bitcoin: ; MPEx hiring : old style PR pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: ; FAQ - MPEx: -105456;1359691572;thestringpuller;This is the best reddit post I've ever thing! -105455;1359691576;thestringpuller;seen* -105454;1359691583;thestringpuller;wtf -105453;1359691603;thestringpuller;I made a lisp when I typed... -105452;1359691608;mircea_popescu;lol ? -105451;1359691711;thestringpuller;Is bitcoinstore.com down for anyone else? -105450;1359691716;thestringpuller;Roger Ver is a poop. -105449;1359691742;BitHub;old style pr? -105448;1359691747;mircea_popescu;yea. -105447;1359691753;thestringpuller;leflor@machine-zero:~/bitcoin/src$ ping bitcoinstore.com -105446;1359691755;thestringpuller;PING bitcoinstore.com (50.97.67.189) 56(84) bytes of data. -105445;1359691758;thestringpuller; -105444;1359691759;thestringpuller; -105443;1359691760;thestringpuller; -105442;1359691773;thestringpuller;Ctrl-^ -105441;1359691800;mircea_popescu;dude all these nineteen yearolds that meanwhile are like... stale. -105440;1359691823;thestringpuller;wtf you on about? -105439;1359692133;mircea_popescu;my twitter acct -105438;1359692137;mircea_popescu;purging the lists -105437;1359692179;thestringpuller;what is your twitter -105436;1359692225;mircea_popescu;mircea_popescu -105435;1359692230;thestringpuller;!ticker X.IDIFF.MAR -105434;1359692231;assbot;These beans is shit. -105433;1359692236;thestringpuller;!ticker m X.IDIFF.MAR -105432;1359692237;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.MAR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.07595 / 0.07595 / 0.07595 (25 shares, 1.90 BTC), 30D: 0.0429 / 0.06479693 / 0.07595 (343 shares, 22.23 BTC) -105431;1359692259;thestringpuller;25 have sold since last Thursday? Hmm. -105430;1359692302;Bugpowder;Buy buy buy -105429;1359692302;thestringpuller;LOL the X.IDIFF mini Bidwall at .59 came down -105428;1359692312;thestringpuller;HAHA -105427;1359692327;Bugpowder;.52 I think -105426;1359692340;thestringpuller;oh yea .529 :P -105425;1359692466;thestringpuller;;;calc .20 * 4407941.34969 + 4407941.34969 -105424;1359692466;gribble;5289529.61963 -105423;1359692477;thestringpuller;guess he didn't wanna take the chance :P -105422;1359692745;thestringpuller;mpex is a scam waaaah -105421;1359692758;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is a big meanie head who runs a stock exchange -105420;1359692991;mircea_popescu;what'd i do now -105419;1359693175;Chaang-Noi;asic miner dividend was less than i hoped, but at least they paid off debt:) -105418;1359693243;thestringpuller;;;rating -105417;1359693243;gribble;Error: "rating" is not a valid command. -105416;1359693244;BitHub;how often is it suppose to be, once a month? -105415;1359693249;thestringpuller;;;rate -105414;1359693249;gribble;(rate []) -- Enters a rating for in the amount of . Use optional field to enter any notes you have about this user. must be the user's GPG-registered username, Your previously existing rating, if any, will be overwritten. -105413;1359693261;thestringpuller;;;getrating -105412;1359693261;gribble;(getrating ) -- Get rating information for . -105411;1359693266;thestringpuller;;;trust -105410;1359693266;gribble;Error: "trust" is not a valid command. -105409;1359693270;thestringpuller;;;help -105408;1359693270;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -105407;1359693273;thestringpuller;;;commands -105406;1359693274;gribble;8ball, ?, about, action, add, alert, alias, announce, announce add, announce list, announce remove, any, aol, apply, apropos, asks, at, auth, author, avgprc, azn, balance, ban add, ban list, ban remove, base, bashorg, bc,24hprc, bc,avgprc, bc,bitpenny, bc,blockdiff, bc,blocks, bc,bounty, bc,btcguild, bc,calc, bc,calcd, bc,convert, bc,deepbit, bc,diff, bc,diffchange, bc,eligius, (10 more messages) -105405;1359693291;mod6;&8ball -105404;1359693292;gribble;One would be wise to think so. -105403;1359693295;mod6;;) -105402;1359693313;mod6;wassup nao -105401;1359693588;mircea_popescu;oookay... -105400;1359693593;mircea_popescu;so my twitter is back in business. -105399;1359693628;mod6;:D -105398;1359693651;BitHub;need me to run it for you mircea? -105397;1359693780;mircea_popescu;haha run it for me ? -105396;1359693812;BitHub;the social media marketing side of mpex -105395;1359693844;BitHub;1btc a week :) -105394;1359693992;mod6;there is a website!? -105393;1359693997;kakobrekla;it is now -105392;1359694010;thestringpuller;;;everify -105391;1359694010;gribble;(everify ) -- Verify the latest encrypt-authentication request by providing your decrypted one-time password. If verified, you'll be authenticated for the duration of the bot's or your IRC session on channel (whichever is shorter). -105390;1359694018;thestringpuller;;;eauth thestringpuller -105389;1359694019;gribble;Request successful for user thestringpuller, hostmask thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-97-12.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/0FF2943DA179E169 -105388;1359694036;mod6;kakobrekla: haha sweet -105387;1359694048;kakobrekla;:) -105386;1359694065;thestringpuller;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:5af29369e5025bbf7423455eb3d2b10f55b11c8fc3be18129ad56e58 -105385;1359694066;gribble;You are now authenticated for user thestringpuller with key 0FF2943DA179E169 -105384;1359694067;mod6;you kids and your python -105383;1359694069;thestringpuller;;;ident -105382;1359694070;gribble;You are identified as user thestringpuller, with GPG key id 0FF2943DA179E169, key fingerprint 6ACE36E786F39A4ADC4506DE0FF2943DA179E169, and bitcoin address None -105381;1359694183;thestringpuller;new rating mr popescu -105380;1359694186;thestringpuller;:P -105379;1359694189;mircea_popescu;hm ? -105378;1359694191;thestringpuller;;;rated mircea_popescu -105377;1359694192;gribble;You rated user mircea_popescu on Thu Feb 28 18:49:21 2013, giving him a rating of 4, and supplied these additional notes: upgraded to mah nigga. -105376;1359694197;BitHub;racist -105375;1359694201;mircea_popescu;lol -105374;1359694278;thestringpuller;the "what'd I do now" made me trust you more -105373;1359694283;thestringpuller;comment* -105372;1359694642;pigeons;site looking good kakobrekla -105371;1359694648;kakobrekla;ty -105370;1359694692;pigeons;if you'd use bootstrap you might get some VC money -105369;1359694701;kakobrekla;lolzz -105368;1359694884;mircea_popescu;lmao -105367;1359694943;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu << so i brought my old twitter out of retirement -105366;1359694946;mircea_popescu;if anyone cares. -105365;1359696409;ThickAsThieves;so NVC is falling, LTC is rising further -105364;1359696416;ThickAsThieves;.0755 USD now -105363;1359696590;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -105362;1359696591;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 33.41001, Best ask: 33.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08998, Last trade: 33.41001, 24 hour volume: 75885.19008028, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 33.00577 -105361;1359696614;kakobrekla;its a different feeling -105360;1359696621;kakobrekla;lookin at 31.90 from this side -105359;1359696639;mircea_popescu;lol -105358;1359696663;kakobrekla;;;tsbl -105357;1359696664;gribble;Error: "tsbl" is not a valid command. -105356;1359696667;kakobrekla;;;tslb -105355;1359696684;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 33 seconds -105354;1359697080;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq.html#11 -105353;1359697087;mircea_popescu;added socket and sierracharts plugin courtesy of kako -105352;1359697172;BitHub;i need the ticker data -105351;1359697219;mod6;lol, i was just thinking "hmm, i wonder if there is a python plug in for vim..." the first return from google is this stack-exchange article where this has 11 points: -105350;1359697231;mod6;I really like the emacs editor for python because of it's smart tabbing for instance if I have something like this -105349;1359697237;mod6;EMACS?! -105348;1359697240;mod6;haha f that -105347;1359697249;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 400 @ 0.00643 = 2.572 BTC [+] -105346;1359697272;mod6;http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9172802/setting-up-vim-for-python -105345;1359697396;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 18 @ 0.35 = 6.3 BTC [+] -105344;1359697408;mod6;maybe i'll have to try something like this: http://sontek.net/blog/detail/turning-vim-into-a-modern-python-ide#window-splits -105343;1359697468;mod6;perl is seemingly on constant decay mode -105342;1359697759;Namworld;People loading up for the dividend it seems -105341;1359697815;kakobrekla;whats the div gonna be -105340;1359697829;ThickAsThieves;like 1.4% -105339;1359697839;ThickAsThieves;a little less maybe -105338;1359697861;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -105337;1359698058;Namworld;;;calc (14000/100000000)/0.006 -105336;1359698058;gribble;0.0233333333333 -105335;1359698064;Namworld;More like 2.3% -105334;1359698113;mircea_popescu;hey! like asicminer! -105333;1359698135;BitHub;ALL HAIL ASICMINER -105332;1359698140;BitHub;AND ITS GLORIOUS DIVS -105331;1359698278;kakobrekla;;;tslb -105330;1359698284;gribble;Time since last block: 8 minutes and 11 seconds -105329;1359698378;mircea_popescu;course if we consider something like the .5 asicminer is trading instead of the original .1 in the calculation -105328;1359698386;mircea_popescu;the div drops to something more like .45% -105327;1359698571;Eduard_Munteanu;Have they listed it on any exchange yet? -105326;1359698577;Eduard_Munteanu;I kinda want to buy. -105325;1359698622;Eduard_Munteanu;Maybe someone in here is selling. -105324;1359698638;BitHub;no selling -105323;1359698642;BitHub;stay away from me -105322;1359698648;Eduard_Munteanu;:) -105321;1359698660;mircea_popescu;lol i think the forum was doing the selling -105320;1359698686;BitHub;its too late -105319;1359698700;Eduard_Munteanu;On bitcointalk? I've seen that thread, but I have no idea how to buy one. -105318;1359698701;BitHub;selling, trading was suppose to stop on the 28th. -105317;1359698712;Eduard_Munteanu;Why? -105316;1359698740;Eduard_Munteanu;I don't want in on the IPO, I know that's over. Just the secondary market. -105315;1359698740;BitHub;so friedcat could go through all the request and emails and assign shares to new people, its alot of work yaknow -105314;1359698745;mircea_popescu;prolly a klundy implementation of post-ex date -105313;1359698747;Eduard_Munteanu;Ah. -105312;1359698766;BitHub;just wait a few weeks -105311;1359698767;ThickAsThieves;.006? -105310;1359698777;ThickAsThieves;sry i'm late -105309;1359698777;BitHub;i think they're doing something under the name bitfountain -105308;1359698817;Eduard_Munteanu;Any idea when trading will resume? -105307;1359698834;BitHub;well they just paid the first div, sooooo -105306;1359698840;BitHub;few weeks? -105305;1359698842;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34 = 0.68 BTC [-] -105304;1359698860;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm.. what's BASIC-MINING? -105303;1359698869;Eduard_Munteanu;I know, probably unrelated. -105302;1359698869;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.63899 BTC [-] -105301;1359698884;BitHub;be ready to pay high for them tho -105300;1359698892;Eduard_Munteanu;BitHub: how high? -105299;1359698910;BitHub;where you are, look at the moon or sun. -105298;1359698915;Eduard_Munteanu;Heh. -105297;1359698931;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC [+] -105296;1359698932;Eduard_Munteanu;I've been told 1 BTC is a borderline acceptable price. -105295;1359698943;BitHub;yeah i was think around that -105294;1359698946;BitHub;1btc -105293;1359699025;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144319.0 -105292;1359699036;mircea_popescu;girl says .5 to .75 or so -105291;1359699161;ThickAsThieves;i was pretty far off with that sdice div -105290;1359699175;ThickAsThieves;i think i just got the 14k mixed up with the % in my head -105289;1359699194;ThickAsThieves;although i dont think .0060 is fair avg price to use -105288;1359699207;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -105287;1359699208;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00580004 / 0.00626259 / 0.0063799 (55247 shares, 345.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00572194 / 0.0062105 / 0.00638999 (316226 shares, 1,963.92 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.00602991 / 0.007395 (6837075 shares, 41,226.99 BTC) -105286;1359699219;mircea_popescu;wh not ? 30 day vwap. -105285;1359699225;ThickAsThieves;i suppose -105284;1359699235;ThickAsThieves;but that includes the tranches -105283;1359699252;ThickAsThieves;which were flipped -105282;1359699260;mircea_popescu;um -105281;1359699287;BitHub;lul mircea, not a real girl -105280;1359699365;mircea_popescu;huh ? -105279;1359699423;BitHub;is she real or is it just you? -105278;1359699443;BitHub;you can tell me :) -105277;1359699491;mircea_popescu;she's real. -105276;1359699501;ThickAsThieves;how come she doesnt hang in here -105275;1359699528;mircea_popescu;well, she wouldn't hang on the forum either if it weren't her job -105274;1359699536;BitHub;yeah she should be on irc, marketing/pr -105273;1359699551;BitHub;keeping BitHub company -105272;1359699591;BitHub;why are you cockblocking the rest of us mircea? :( -105271;1359699645;Namworld;Because that would be extra work for PR, so more salary to pay? -105270;1359699657;Namworld;and mircea is already handling IRC -105269;1359699679;BitHub;extra? i thought it was included ontop of social media? -105268;1359699696;mircea_popescu;ya there's little benefit of redundancy. -105267;1359699711;ThickAsThieves;mp, any new IPOs this spring? -105266;1359699725;mircea_popescu;if any companies worth listing get their shit together... -105265;1359699738;BitHub;lul -105264;1359699759;BitHub;when are you going to do a deal with wallstreet like coinlab? -105263;1359699768;mircea_popescu;so far we're still at the "but we don't need more btc" / "we are making our own exchange" phase it seems. -105262;1359699776;mircea_popescu;BitHub in 2012. -105261;1359699815;ThickAsThieves;mp, who do you think are the best non-"public" bitcoin companies that would feasible IPO someday -105260;1359699868;ThickAsThieves;not necessarily on mpex -105259;1359699875;ThickAsThieves;wherever -105258;1359700154;mircea_popescu;hard to tell. -105257;1359700173;mircea_popescu;pretty much everything is needed. -105256;1359700186;mircea_popescu;we need a bitcoin ebay. that bitmit thing ain't it. once it exists it could ipo -105255;1359700216;mircea_popescu;something like bitmessage.org could ipo if it actually finished the product and monetized it -105254;1359700233;mircea_popescu;in between these there's a huge space. pretty much anything could if it made sense. -105253;1359700243;mircea_popescu;currently there's not that many people focused on making sense tho. -105252;1359700273;ThickAsThieves;whats bitmit's problem -105251;1359700284;ThickAsThieves;other than that it feels scammy to surf -105250;1359700296;mircea_popescu;complete lack of relevance basically. -105249;1359700315;mircea_popescu;what's the value proposition, why am i using it instead of ebay ? -105248;1359700322;mircea_popescu;"because bitcoin" ? that dun wash, it's not 2011. -105247;1359700366;ThickAsThieves;while i dont disagree i cant think of what could make a bitbay more relevant -105246;1359700382;mircea_popescu;there's this failed "web entrepreneur" mindset at work, "we make the site, the users fill it with stuff". that's nonsense. -105245;1359700399;mircea_popescu;simple : large supply of actually in demand goods cheaper than in fiat. -105244;1359700418;ThickAsThieves;like a retailer -105243;1359700425;mircea_popescu;show me a bottle of coke costing 99 cents on ebay and 96 cents on bitmit. -105242;1359700427;BitHub;bithub.asia will ipo -105241;1359700570;ThickAsThieves;sry all i could find was a $32 weed stash https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/16772-soda-can-safe -105240;1359700577;ThickAsThieves;no coke -105239;1359700648;kakobrekla;> ideal for hiding your valuables in plain sight. -105238;1359700660;kakobrekla;hey dude why is your beer not in the fridge? -105237;1359700674;ThickAsThieves;lol -105236;1359700696;ThickAsThieves;put it in the fridge then -105235;1359700704;ThickAsThieves;"hey man why is there weed in your beer" -105234;1359700712;kakobrekla;hey dude why there is no beer in this beer -105233;1359700729;ThickAsThieves;still a lot of room for online gambling -105232;1359700731;kakobrekla;problems all around. -105231;1359700739;ThickAsThieves;sealswithclubs is a trainwreck website -105230;1359700760;kakobrekla;it is. -105229;1359700775;ThickAsThieves;bitbet poker then? -105228;1359700778;BitHub;something better will come along -105227;1359700802;BingoBongo;I'm not sure I haven't seen any online poker that doesn't look like a shit show. -105226;1359700832;BitHub;bitpoke.com -105225;1359700890;ThickAsThieves;you think a bitstaprint.com would take? -105224;1359700931;ThickAsThieves;i assume vistaprint.com is wellknown in the world -105223;1359700945;ThickAsThieves;forgive me if that was a random reference -105222;1359700988;BingoBongo;A Bitstaprint might take, but the margins might suck. -105221;1359701017;ThickAsThieves;vistaprint really did fuck everyone in that sense -105220;1359701025;ThickAsThieves;no margin left -105219;1359701046;ThickAsThieves;although i still broker printing thru my biz for way more than vistraprint charges -105218;1359701056;ThickAsThieves;small biz will pay for better printing -105217;1359701095;ThickAsThieves;ive debated doing a bitcoin printer site -105216;1359701104;BingoBongo;The Vistaprint model seems to be: -105215;1359701107;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves what's wrong with seals ? -105214;1359701113;BingoBongo;1. Collect a lot of capital -105213;1359701127;BingoBongo;2. Die way too slowly undercutting the competition -105212;1359701128;ThickAsThieves;its totally unappealling to even consider reading their offerings -105211;1359701132;kakobrekla;lame ops, lame client, lame lamers -105210;1359701137;mircea_popescu;hm -105209;1359701142;mircea_popescu;so someone should make a poker site then -105208;1359701153;ThickAsThieves;seals looks like a scam -105207;1359701171;ThickAsThieves;if they just spent a few grand on some hot design -105206;1359701174;ThickAsThieves;tahts go a long way -105205;1359701181;ThickAsThieves;thatd* -105204;1359701186;mircea_popescu;this "design solves problems" approach is naive. -105203;1359701191;ThickAsThieves;not solves -105202;1359701194;ThickAsThieves;facilitates -105201;1359701204;mircea_popescu;design is not cocksucking. -105200;1359701212;ThickAsThieves;it's makeup though -105199;1359701245;BingoBongo;Seals big problem now seems to be Micon can't take a little bit of retliatory trolling from BFL and his gamlbing instincts are betraying his lack of marketing instincts -105198;1359701271;ThickAsThieves;yeah he isnt doing his biz any favors -105197;1359701276;ThickAsThieves;with those youtube vids and shit -105196;1359701292;ThickAsThieves;or maybe he is -105195;1359701303;ThickAsThieves;no such thing as bad publicity some say -105194;1359701331;ThickAsThieves;mp, i dont think great design is required for utility, but it is a part of salesmanship and interactivity -105193;1359701353;ThickAsThieves;(aside from uix design, which is a diff converation) -105192;1359701361;BingoBongo;I've bet against BFL, but BFL can probably stay at the edge of shipping another 9 months and still keep some trust. The problem is that Josh is just a better troll than Micon. -105191;1359701382;ThickAsThieves;and people want what josh is selling -105190;1359701425;ThickAsThieves;compare avalon and BFL designwise -105189;1359701443;ThickAsThieves;which one can get away with more -105188;1359701455;ThickAsThieves;and appears more trustable -105187;1359701460;BingoBongo;Micon's problem is he revealed his scammer intuition on BFL, but he played the Queen's gambit and is falling apart now that Black took his bishop's pawn. -105186;1359701470;ThickAsThieves;even the product design of BFL is considered -105185;1359701484;BingoBongo;BFL and Avalon both look insufficiently competent to do what they do. -105184;1359701507;BingoBongo;Avalon's shipped maybe 5, 7 products in a month -105183;1359701528;BingoBongo;BFL "killed" a wafer to test their layout. -105182;1359701534;ThickAsThieves;indeed -105181;1359701549;BingoBongo;BFL also sent chips to get bumped without a goddam map. -105180;1359701559;splnkr;they did it cause of the lateness of everything else -105179;1359701578;BingoBongo;provided they did get chips into "bumping" -105178;1359701579;ThickAsThieves;the lateness was their own fault though -105177;1359701594;ThickAsThieves;they didnt have to ever be late -105176;1359701599;splnkr;i think that was a good idea, to 'kill' that wafer for testing given lateeness, cause that testing through which the killed wafer is going is the next step of the pipeline -105175;1359701604;ThickAsThieves;if they planned and managed the project properly -105174;1359701610;splnkr;and we at this poing should expect delays at every point -105173;1359701621;ThickAsThieves;it was a good idea PRwise -105172;1359701625;splnkr;so the testing's lateness is going in parallel -105171;1359701638;BingoBongo;If it was a 200mm wafer they easily killed $45,000 though -105170;1359701666;splnkr;45000 in sales, but $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ in long-term revenue, but -$$$$ in gain for those waiting -105169;1359701704;BingoBongo;Not in sales, in pure expense. Like BFL said that is roughly a thousand chips once it is broken up. -105168;1359701753;splnkr;yeah still, a drop in the bucket in the grand scheme -105167;1359701760;ThickAsThieves;splnkr dont overestimate how quickly these devices will be delivered because they killed that wafer -105166;1359701762;BingoBongo;The lost retail product that wafer might have delivered would probably be mid six figures if the box and fans are free -105165;1359701776;splnkr;let's say for argument they have 10000 orders. -105164;1359701785;ThickAsThieves;their first shipments will be small -105163;1359701790;splnkr;average out to like 50ghs a sec -105162;1359701794;ThickAsThieves;also -105161;1359701805;ThickAsThieves;dont pretend they wont prioritize minirig buyers -105160;1359701808;BingoBongo;Raw order numbers mean nothing when you segment the market like BFL did -105159;1359701816;ThickAsThieves;cuz they will -105158;1359701847;splnkr;well that's why i'm saying average, from minirig to jalapeno -105157;1359701848;ThickAsThieves;minirig buyers can afford to fly out there and tear them a new asshole -105156;1359701889;ThickAsThieves;they will probably hide that though -105155;1359701894;ThickAsThieves;by shipping slowly -105154;1359701910;ThickAsThieves;or lying about what portion of chips got used for what -105153;1359701919;splnkr;so we're talking 500THz capacity, i doubt one wafer loss is really that big a deal -105152;1359702096;ThickAsThieves;yknow i could actually compete with vistaprint on some things -105151;1359702102;BingoBongo;One might not be bad, but it is one out of six, with some of those six apparently unfinished. It could be very bad if the tests fail. -105150;1359702109;ThickAsThieves;they arent as cheap as they used to be it seems -105149;1359702115;BingoBongo;Better cardstock? -105148;1359702128;ThickAsThieves;yeah -105147;1359702174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7420 @ 0.00075999 = 5.6391 BTC [+] -105146;1359702175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5151 @ 0.00076 = 3.9148 BTC [+] -105145;1359702185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.725 = 6.9 BTC [-] -105144;1359702221;ThickAsThieves;damn they arent that cheap at all anymore -105143;1359702233;ThickAsThieves;$140 for 1000postcards -105142;1359702245;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.679 = 2.037 BTC [-] -105141;1359702246;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.68 = 4.76 BTC [+] -105140;1359702303;BingoBongo;Fuck postcards. How many business cards do you think you could deliver for $100 printing on veal parchment? -105139;1359702321;ThickAsThieves;0 -105138;1359702411;ThickAsThieves;but my wholesale cost on 1000 UV gloss color business cards is like $17 -105137;1359702426;ThickAsThieves;printed both sides -105136;1359702456;ThickAsThieves;which i retail for like $80 -105135;1359702485;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [+] -105134;1359702486;topace_;woohoo my HIM split script worked -105133;1359702494;ThickAsThieves;hehe grats -105132;1359702515;topace_;now down to ~$60/share instead of $600 :p -105131;1359702564;ThickAsThieves;but when will you release your asicssssss -105130;1359702574;topace_;haha talk to BFL :p -105129;1359702666;topace_;you know i wasnt bothered about the delays at all , since it just meant better return from the FPGA's... as long as everyone was delayed... but no w that some asics are out.. its gonna get annoying reaaaaaal quick -105128;1359702703;kakobrekla;;;bc,diff -105127;1359702704;gribble;3651011.6306932 -105126;1359702708;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -105125;1359702711;gribble;Current Blocks: 223698 | Current Difficulty: 3651011.630693214 | Next Difficulty At Block: 223775 | Next Difficulty In: 77 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 10 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4400426.03912 | Estimated Percent Change: 20.52621 -105124;1359702728;ThickAsThieves;annoying in about 11 hours -105123;1359702860;mircea_popescu;ahhh -105122;1359702869;topace_;lol yea -105121;1359702881;mircea_popescu;shrimp + pasta in garlic white sauce (whole flour!) -105120;1359702888;mircea_popescu;breakfast of champions -105119;1359702953;BingoBongo;Who has solid food for breakfast. Vodka + Simple Syrup FTW. -105118;1359702996;mircea_popescu;thats for yesterday. -105117;1359703131;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -105116;1359703135;kakobrekla;ez money? -105115;1359703136;BingoBongo;Was Yesterday a special occasion that deserved better? -105114;1359703249;mircea_popescu;Mar 01 00:47:18 lalala -105113;1359703249;mircea_popescu;Mar 01 00:47:56 very suspicious good mood there -105112;1359703249;mircea_popescu;Mar 01 00:48:07 i concur -105111;1359703249;mircea_popescu;Mar 01 00:48:40 my 1.76 liter bottle of vodka is still mostly full. -105110;1359703249;mircea_popescu;Mar 01 00:52:06 mix it with red grapefruit juice -105109;1359703249;mircea_popescu;Mar 01 00:54:03 im mixing it with fresh orange juice actually. -105108;1359703257;mircea_popescu;nothing much -105107;1359703285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00637776 = 6.3778 BTC [-] -105106;1362122487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00637777 = 25.5111 BTC [+] -105105;1362122525;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.651 = 1.953 BTC [-] -105104;1362122527;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.6505 = 9.107 BTC [-] -105103;1362122528;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.65 = 19.5 BTC [-] -105102;1362122529;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.649 = 1.947 BTC [-] -105101;1362122547;BingoBongo;I mean we passed the Mt Gox high, but apparently some exchange Blockchain.info follows had the high price at $35, so I've saving the cigars -105100;1362122806;Bowjob;fuck the rain -105099;1362122825;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.679 = 2.037 BTC [+] -105098;1362122905;BingoBongo;So, BFL is is Kansas City. Is Josh/Inaba Rock chalk like a Jayhawk or like General Quantrill does e see all of the common sense reasons why Lawrence should burn? -105097;1362122998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5655 @ 0.00076 = 4.2978 BTC [+] -105096;1362123185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 0.9988 = 1.9976 BTC [+] -105095;1362123244;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 6 @ 1 = 6 BTC [+] -105094;1362123272;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/LPmQ46C.jpg -105093;1362123279;mircea_popescu;bitcoin entrepreneur (he thinks) -105092;1362123327;Namworld;who's that? -105091;1362123337;BitHub;mircea wtf -105090;1362123350;BitHub;stop sharing my fb profile pic -105089;1362123350;BingoBongo;What happpened to his forhead? -105088;1362123368;kakobrekla;brain has to grow somewhere -105087;1362123371;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147613.msg1568249#msg1568249 -105086;1362123374;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00637777 = 31.8889 BTC [+] -105085;1362123379;mircea_popescu;hes' the "bitmillions new" guy -105084;1362123379;Namworld;Oh, it's BitHub -105083;1362123424;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.650005 BTC [-] -105082;1362123426;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.650005 = 4.55 BTC [-] -105081;1362123427;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 22 @ 0.65000001 = 14.3 BTC [-] -105080;1362123428;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.65 = 4.55 BTC [-] -105079;1362123429;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.649 = 7.788 BTC [-] -105078;1362123465;BitHub;so this guy is an aussie scammer? -105077;1362123474;mircea_popescu;more like aussie idiot -105076;1362123495;BitHub;want me to bash him? -105075;1362123498;BitHub;i have a crew -105074;1362123512;mircea_popescu;no cause you might accidentally fix his hairline -105073;1362123513;kakobrekla;lol -105072;1362123521;BitHub;its no problem -105071;1362123535;mircea_popescu;he's bashed enough as it is -105070;1362123540;BitHub;okey -105069;1362123572;mircea_popescu;since bitcoin i've become real good at counting zeros -105068;1362123588;BitHub;i'm joking anyway i dont really do that -105067;1362123656;BingoBongo;MP, this trolling something awful deal is taking a while. In the interim could you maybe hold a contest for spotting extra chromosones on bitcointalk? -105066;1362123676;mircea_popescu;lol -105065;1362123680;Namworld;lol what -105064;1362123692;mircea_popescu;actually the trolling sa thing delivered in spades -105063;1362123697;mircea_popescu;tho i was doing most of the trolling -105062;1362123769;BingoBongo;I've recieved one of your gift certificates. I've got time now though where I am looking at the long troll. Get to the moderator control pnel and make threads disapear like thie twin towers. -105061;1362123827;Bowjob;so how many people got the ten btc trolling price -105060;1362123833;Bowjob;prize -105059;1362123904;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [-] -105058;1362124039;splnkr;i give just enough a damn about the IRC community to actually hang out; can't understand how some see it as the target for misanthropic gratification -105057;1362124047;splnkr;ther are SOOOOOOO many better targets -105056;1362124094;BingoBongo;What's a better target than SA? -105055;1362124119;splnkr;um, media?govt? fortune 500? stodgy educators? -105054;1362124125;splnkr;the list is practially endless -105053;1362124152;splnkr;scuse my spelling at this late hour -105052;1362124209;BingoBongo;Media's too easy. I've done local and regional papers a few too many times. Government trolls itself. I'm a stodgy educator... What targets are left nao? -105051;1362124234;splnkr;check yoself fool -105050;1362124237;splnkr;=) -105049;1362124335;BingoBongo;Ok, checked... -105048;1362124384;BingoBongo;I'm ready to fuck, been ready to fuck, these pants are so tight -105047;1362124563;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 219 @ 0.0065 = 1.4235 BTC [+] -105046;1362124574;mod6;HAHA WAT -105045;1362124610;splnkr;sheesh, sorry i asked -105044;1362124626;BingoBongo;So... What's the deal with that Blockchain.info mixer? -105043;1362124665;Namworld;It mixes -105042;1362124704;BingoBongo;I mean the part where it has been phasing in and out of existence these past couple days. -105041;1362124727;Namworld;oh. No idea. -105040;1362124729;BingoBongo;Is that some bullshit, or is that some bull shit? -105039;1362124740;Namworld;both? -105038;1362125096;BingoBongo;I'm kind of wondering, where's the BitBets on the first S.BBET passthrough? -105037;1362125268;Namworld;Which passthrough was the first one? -105036;1362125337;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -105035;1362125339;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -105034;1362125420;BingoBongo;I don't know that there is an S.BBET passthrough yet. -105033;1362125470;BingoBongo;You'd think as much as Kumala wants to monetize Virecurex and Crypto::Stocks he would race to set one up. -105032;1362125492;Namworld;There's one I manage and another on BitFunder -105031;1362125515;BingoBongo;Namworld, where's yours at? -105030;1362125523;Namworld;BTCT.co -105029;1362125537;Namworld;I find BitBet overpriced right now tho. -105028;1362125558;aiball;coinbr.com has bbet for sale -105027;1362125569;Namworld;makes 3 -105026;1362125589;BingoBongo;I don't know. I find it a bit underpriced for all the bets I've bought in on that won't realize till the end of the year... -105025;1362125654;aiball;definitely a buy and hold if anything -105024;1362125683;BingoBongo;If you are calling it overpriced Namworld I might finally have to get my shit together and finally register for that MPEX dealio -105023;1362125732;Namworld;I'm calling the shares as a whole overpriced. -105022;1362125748;Namworld;0.002 right now -105021;1362125783;Namworld;200'000 satoshi a pop. 20 000 BTC valuation. -105020;1362125791;BingoBongo;I now, that's thy I think they are qorth quite a bit more. Especially since the initial valuation for the whole enterprise was only 100 BTC. -105019;1362125839;Namworld;They take 1% in fees. Would take 2 million BTC in bets to make a 100% dividend. -105018;1362125884;Namworld;0.002 is 200x initial valuation -105017;1362125887;aiball;has anyone figured out the dividend for bbet this month? I might take a crack at it but just as likely might wait to see the number -105016;1362125893;BingoBongo;Details, details. There's also the house bets and idiots who bet against any sense. -105015;1362125905;Namworld;I think it was over-buyed at IPO, people panic buying. -105014;1362125915;BingoBongo;The BFL bet is going to throw everything for fruit loops -105013;1362125922;Namworld;now no one buys, no one sells. Almost. -105012;1362125956;aiball;the bets are boring -105011;1362126014;BingoBongo;Right now too many are. There is very little action on most bets. -105010;1362126037;mircea_popescu;well so make some good ones -105009;1362126047;aiball;I'm boring -105008;1362126148;aiball;how about a major us bank will deploy ripple by 2013 -105007;1362126157;aiball;fuck, that's boring too -105006;1362126160;mircea_popescu;ill take the no on that. -105005;1362126211;aiball;I wanted no, but you're on if I can't think of something better in 30 minutes -105004;1362126225;aiball;1 btc, nobody gets hurt -105003;1362126265;BingoBongo;I have tried. A critical user mass is missing -105002;1362126275;aiball;tried what -105001;1362126277;aiball;? -105000;1362126287;mircea_popescu;i dunno about that, -104999;1362126309;mircea_popescu;the april bfl bet is alreayd over 20 btc -104998;1362126317;mircea_popescu;that's a healthy sum of change if you think about it. -104997;1362126333;mircea_popescu;scratch that, it's over 40 btc 0.0 -104996;1362126348;Bowjob;how about one for avalon too to make it interesting -104995;1362126351;aiball;because none writing bets reads people magazine. I'm not going to volunteer, but I think that's what is needed here. -104994;1362126385;mircea_popescu;people magazine ?! -104993;1362126401;aiball;that's what I said. -104992;1362126422;mircea_popescu;i dun get it tho -104991;1362126449;aiball;celebrities and kittens get eyeballls. -104990;1362126473;mircea_popescu;there were a buncha oscars i recall -104989;1362126496;aiball;true -104988;1362126541;aiball;I'm heading over to people.com now. then I'll hit up oprah's site -104987;1362126564;aiball;eww -104986;1362126566;BingoBongo;Pari seems to still lack enough market makers -104985;1362126632;aiball;Is Tom trying to get custody of his daughter? maybe that's something. I can't believe I'm thinking of investigating this. -104984;1362126658;BingoBongo;Oh shit -104983;1362126851;aiball;anyone want to take a side on "Tom gets custody of Suri by the End of April? " -104982;1362126859;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 120 @ 0.25512908 = 30.6155 BTC [+] -104981;1362126860;Bowjob;I made a bet for avalon on bitbet. lets get this shit rollin -104980;1362126868;mircea_popescu;who's suri -104979;1362126903;mod6;his daughter -104978;1362126917;aiball;By the way I'm talking about Tom Cruise. Suri is his daughter. Tom Cruise just divorced his Wife Katie Holmes -104977;1362126972;aiball;I sending up a 1 btc bet, just giving you insiders a chance to pick a side and I'll take the other. -104976;1362127003;aiball;I think that would be best for Suri and the other children. -104975;1362127003;BingoBongo;I just know bit365.eu won't be around long if they keep paying so much for betting against the Astros and Marlins... -104974;1362127036;BingoBongo;Suri stays with Katie, family law isn't that fucked yet -104973;1362127062;aiball;I guess that means I'm taking yes. -104972;1362127137;BingoBongo;I might throw a bitdime on no if it posts -104971;1362127231;aiball;.1 btc? -104970;1362127313;BingoBongo;I imagine it would get too lopsided too fast for real money -104969;1362127325;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.725 = 8.625 BTC [-] -104968;1362127333;aiball;I'm asking what is a btcdime -104967;1362127345;BingoBongo;0.1 BTC -104966;1362127368;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -104965;1362127371;mircea_popescu;there it is -104964;1362127407;Bowjob;you added more stipulatons? -104963;1362127407;Bowjob;:3 -104962;1362127438;mircea_popescu;tried to make it into something -104961;1362127454;Bowjob;thats the one i submitted, right? -104960;1362127457;mircea_popescu;ya -104959;1362127470;Bowjob;prototypes lol wtf -104958;1362127479;Bowjob;inclined to vote no as a hedge -104957;1362127491;mircea_popescu;well the jgarzik stuff -104956;1362127503;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo how's lopsided ? -104955;1362127595;aiball;I voted no on avalon -104954;1362127618;aiball;I used .5 btc from Tom's basic refund. -104953;1362127654;BingoBongo;Cruise tends to lose in court -104952;1362127822;aiball;I put it up there, but didn't take a side by mistake. I'll take yes as soon as it's approved. That is unless your comment about court is some way to convince me to take no. -104951;1362127860;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.00072 = 0.0014 BTC [-] -104950;1362127909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00620001 = 1.86 BTC [-] -104949;1362127910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 240 @ 0.00620001 = 1.488 BTC [-] -104948;1362127912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1811 @ 0.0062 = 11.2282 BTC [-] -104947;1362127914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4687 @ 0.00610821 = 28.6292 BTC [-] -104946;1362127966;aiball;why sell s.dice right before the dividend? -104945;1362127986;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.725 BTC [-] -104944;1362128001;mircea_popescu;heh, 10.56 on no -104943;1362128032;mircea_popescu;avalon ppl get no credit around here huh -104942;1362128033;aiball;all from you? -104941;1362128038;mircea_popescu;mnope -104940;1362128078;Bowjob;i wanna put no, but theres no yes -104939;1362128079;Bowjob;lol -104938;1362128082;Bowjob;mhm -104937;1362128083;mircea_popescu;anyway, im off. gl all -104936;1362128088;Bowjob;night -104935;1362128096;aiball;night -104934;1362149676;ThickAsThieves;just submitted a couple bet ideas -104933;1362149681;ThickAsThieves;was wondering -104932;1362149704;ThickAsThieves;would it be unacceptable to say "The next winner of Project Runway will be homosexual"? -104931;1362149708;ThickAsThieves;:) -104930;1362149753;mircea_popescu;well, it may be difficult to check -104929;1362149781;ThickAsThieves;nah -104928;1362149794;ThickAsThieves;so much infiltrating of these peoples lives online probly -104927;1362149836;ThickAsThieves;i suppose being flamboyant isnt proof... -104926;1362149840;mircea_popescu;nope. -104925;1362149845;mircea_popescu;if they say so it's one thing -104924;1362149854;mircea_popescu;if they don't tho... -104923;1362150045;pigeons;pics or gtfo -104922;1362150096;mircea_popescu;pix of what ? their dilated bunghole ? -104921;1362150114;pigeons;goatse style -104920;1362150215;mircea_popescu;lol -104919;1362150431;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 18 @ 0.00641 = 0.1154 BTC [-] -104918;1362150438;Chaang-Noi;6-8 watts/G this is okay for asic? -104917;1362150459;Bowjob;hey mp -104916;1362150460;Chaang-Noi;from here, friedcat updated https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1571278#msg1571278 -104915;1362150464;Bowjob;your bet -104914;1362150466;Bowjob;umm -104913;1362150479;mircea_popescu;hm ? -104912;1362150485;Bowjob;what do you mean by majority ships -104911;1362150498;Bowjob;because avalon 2's shipping is april 10th -104910;1362150515;mircea_popescu;jesus fuck these things are impossible aren't they. -104909;1362150524;mircea_popescu;majority of batch 1, not majority of all items they will ever produce -104908;1362150533;mircea_popescu;(and it is your bet!!1) -104907;1362150534;Bowjob;oh -104906;1362150535;Bowjob;okay then -104905;1362150538;Bowjob;Yeah -104904;1362150542;Bowjob;I will bet on Yes :P -104903;1362150552;mircea_popescu;that'll be a first. -104902;1362150665;ThickAsThieves;i wanna complain that he doesnt really give any dates or schedules, but then again, who ever really lives up to those... -104901;1362150686;mircea_popescu;well ya but still, things irl happen on some sort of timescale -104900;1362150691;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/KzY4tPF.jpg -104899;1362150695;ThickAsThieves;update essentially says "we're working on it, we;ll get better!" -104898;1362150712;Bowjob;"Starting from next Monday, units will be en route to their country of destination and tracking numbers will follow maybe 2~3 days after (it is at this point onward which you can expect an email from us with the tracking information), we expect this process to continue to the 10th of March until all the units have been shipped out, if all is well people will get their units in-hand in the middle of March." -104897;1362150760;ThickAsThieves;i was refering to asicminer -104896;1362150791;ThickAsThieves;nice pic, but we've seen so many boxes of fans -104895;1362150849;Bowjob;this one prints money -104894;1362150964;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.685 BTC [-] -104893;1362151034;mircea_popescu;Bowjob based on that text the bet is pretty relevant -104892;1362151067;Bowjob;i guess -104891;1362151077;Bowjob;its a matter of shipping.. -104890;1362151099;Bowjob;which monday however -104889;1362151104;Bowjob;i havent set the bet yet :P -104888;1362151209;Bowjob;yifu said christmas came early to them -104887;1362151220;Bowjob;from winning the huge bfl bet -104886;1362151232;Bowjob;i guess they bet either 300+ or the 250 bet -104885;1362151239;Bowjob;prolly the 300+ -104884;1362151294;mircea_popescu;coolness. -104883;1362151303;mircea_popescu;wait, wasn't newyears just last week ? -104882;1362151342;Bowjob;umm month, but he's referring to this years xmas -104881;1362151386;mircea_popescu;:p -104880;1362151410;ThickAsThieves;&ticker -104879;1362151410;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.08001, Best ask: 34.17002, Bid-ask spread: 0.09001, Last trade: 34.08001, 24 hour volume: 71974.65510805, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 33.23048 -104878;1362151469;Bowjob;if this rally continues, I'll be able to afford a nice house at the end of the year -104877;1362151484;Bowjob;then after that perhaps go back to school.. -104876;1362151498;mircea_popescu;lol cool -104875;1362151500;Bowjob;my priorities are backwards.. usually people go to school first -104874;1362151504;Bowjob;.. -104873;1362151505;Bowjob;lol -104872;1362151703;Zillion;mircea has the BFL March 1st bet paid out? -104871;1362151764;kakobrekla;tecnical difficulites -104870;1362151777;kakobrekla;technical*/ -104869;1362151784;kakobrekla;fuckin fucked fuck keyboad. -104868;1362151790;kakobrekla;rd -104867;1362151791;blu3gr1ffon;Zillion: I haven't seen my bet in my wallet yet -104866;1362151799;Diablo-D3;spacex is going to launch the dragon again at 10:10AM EST http://www.space.com/17933-nasa-television-webcasts-live-space-tv.html -104865;1362151802;blu3gr1ffon;not sure how long it takes. -104864;1362151823;blu3gr1ffon;if we are talking about the the bitbet.us one. -104863;1362151830;mircea_popescu;Zillion not yet. will be paid out presently. -104862;1362151856;blu3gr1ffon;mircea_popescu: thanks! -104861;1362151872;Zillion;blu3gr1ffon ok thanks just curious...usually they are fast but this one is big -104860;1362151873;mircea_popescu;np np -104859;1362151915;Zillion;cool mircea -104858;1362152058;blu3gr1ffon;anyone getting in on the BTC/USD at Mt.Gox will hit $35 in March 2013 bet? -104857;1362152095;mircea_popescu;im sure some people are -104856;1362152165;blu3gr1ffon;i wonder why not more. -104855;1362152170;blu3gr1ffon;so close already -104854;1362152250;mircea_popescu;ya srslty. -104853;1362152352;Bugpowder;Spacexxxxx -104852;1362152365;Bugpowder;Big day -104851;1362152465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 5 @ 1 = 5 BTC [+] -104850;1362152630;mircea_popescu;"Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-CA) claimed today that "over 170 million jobs" could be lost due to sequestration. " -104849;1362152634;mircea_popescu;why are these people even in congress ? -104848;1362152641;mircea_popescu;they're basically as dumb as reddit. -104847;1362152669;ThickAsThieves;coinlab's Buy $1M buttons are back -104846;1362152812;mircea_popescu;im sure that makes all the difference :D -104845;1362152844;splnkr;maxine waters might say extreme stuff sometimes but she's no fool -104844;1362152851;splnkr;she's among the best Congress has to offer -104843;1362152896;splnkr;she was the one to bring allegations of CIA crack cocaine trafficking to light in DC -104842;1362152903;splnkr;that's a pretty big deal in my book -104841;1362152929;mircea_popescu;splnkr that's my point -104840;1362152938;mircea_popescu;she's among the best congress has to offer and that's what she says -104839;1362152939;pigeons;yawn -104838;1362152940;mircea_popescu;does not compute -104837;1362152955;mircea_popescu;pigeons spam detracted -104836;1362152955;splnkr;in politics, sometimes you hyperbolize to make a point -104835;1362152960;splnkr;that's what you do when you're not lying -104834;1362152962;pigeons;spam retracted -104833;1362152979;mircea_popescu;splnkr ya well, here's the deal : if there actually existed 170mn jobs in the us it wouldn't be in the crapper would it -104832;1362152989;splnkr;sometimes you take an extreme position to reach a better compromise -104831;1362152994;splnkr;it's called negotiation -104830;1362153018;splnkr;but i do see your point in this particular case -104829;1362153025;splnkr;she maybe meant to say 176K -104828;1362153056;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.00641 = 12.82 BTC [-] -104827;1362153057;mircea_popescu;yeah. -104826;1362153068;splnkr;however I think a lot of us often react to what people say when they're taking extreme positions for negotiation purposes -104825;1362153091;splnkr;for example an apt. complex i was advising decided to build their own cogen plant because the electricity service was threatening much higher rates -104824;1362153105;splnkr;well, now the electricity service backpedaled and is offering a continuation at the same rate -104823;1362153118;splnkr;but the apt managers were too dumb to realize they were just bandstanding -104822;1362153150;splnkr;now i wonder how this affects BTC speculation =P -104821;1362153156;pigeons;lieing and misleading sucks. even though lying and misleading is expected of politicians, it still sucks, and because of their position, perhaps sucks more -104820;1362153178;splnkr;well, maybe, or maybe it's that people suck, and force politicians to lie. -104819;1362153188;pigeons;people suck so im forced to kill and steal -104818;1362153201;pigeons;dont blame the poor politicians -104817;1362153204;splnkr;whoa whoa the killing and stealing are another issue altogether -104816;1362153212;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 9 @ 0.38 = 3.42 BTC [-] -104815;1362153214;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.39 = 1.95 BTC [+] -104814;1362153216;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.395 = 1.975 BTC [+] -104813;1362153265;splnkr;look, if you view a type of person as completely inhuman and one-dimensional so you can scapegoat them, you're never going to really understand why they are the way they are -104812;1362153281;splnkr;i had the experience of running for an elected office once and it totally changed my perspective -104811;1362153310;mircea_popescu; lieing and misleading sucks. even though lying and misleading is expected of politicians, it still sucks, and because of their position, perhaps sucks more <<< this. nonspam detected. -104810;1362153336;mircea_popescu;just make your motherfucking point, that's what a congress is for. -104809;1362153341;mircea_popescu;it's not a set of survivor or w/e -104808;1362153352;splnkr;so for example, sometimes what looks like stupidity from the outside is really willful ignorance -104807;1362153358;mircea_popescu;but it's always easier to self aggrandize and hyperbolize than make points -104806;1362153364;mircea_popescu;that's why the internet is so fulla hyperbolae -104805;1362153412;splnkr;well the irony here is that story about maxine waters misquoting a number probably got more exposure than the story about her exposing the CIA-crack connection in the 90's -104804;1362153455;pigeons;im suprised you lost, you are a politician, now its "misquoting" -104803;1362153489;mircea_popescu;i guess this teaches the importance of not fudging numbers. -104802;1362153501;mircea_popescu;i certainly dislike people that do that more than people that do coke. -104801;1362153549;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 700 @ 0.00641 = 4.487 BTC [-] -104800;1362153605;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.73 = 3.46 BTC [+] -104799;1362153665;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.685 = 1.37 BTC [-] -104798;1362153714;splnkr;pigeons: i'm not trying to defend politicians, but explain them -104797;1362153723;splnkr;i have less than zero time for their BS -104796;1362153745;splnkr;they are leading the way to 100 years ago -104795;1362153761;splnkr;it's a joke and i don't care to stick around for the punchline -104794;1362153794;splnkr;to be constantly wrapped up in their misdeeds is paralyzing -104793;1362153803;splnkr;i'd rather just ignore and proceed =) -104792;1362153886;mircea_popescu;nice that you found btc then -104791;1362153931;splnkr;yeah i guess if you're going to jump down a rabbit hole it might as well be the one with the most potential to lead somewhere better -104790;1362154329;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.63899 BTC [-] -104789;1362154379;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [+] -104788;1362154760;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu ; I summon thee from da depths. -104787;1362154793;Zillion;Still no love on that bet here mircea_popescu -104786;1362154867;mircea_popescu;Zillion dun' worry, it'll be paid before bfl ships :) -104785;1362154876;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 4 @ 0.63899 = 2.556 BTC [-] -104784;1362154903;Zillion;LOL yeah but I am not the tycoon as you and need my measly coins -104783;1362154931;thestringpuller;BFL did not ship. Confirmed? -104782;1362154946;mircea_popescu;cooonfirmed -104781;1362154954;Zillion;checking one sec -104780;1362154961;mircea_popescu;Zillion srsly, we ran into some sendmany hairs, working at it, it will not be long. -104779;1362154993;Zillion;np just wanting to be sure no wallet problems is all really -104778;1362155005;mircea_popescu;you can be sure of that. -104777;1362155064;Zillion;thank ya sir...sorry, patience never been a strong suit for me -104776;1362155081;mircea_popescu;np np -104775;1362155149;mjr__;i think it would be awesome if we could lend our shares out on mpex...with an escrow feature of some sort -104774;1362155216;Zillion;why would you do that? -104773;1362155232;Zillion;very new to all this if that is a dumb question -104772;1362155234;mjr__;so others could short -104771;1362155247;mircea_popescu;mjr_ and why can' you ?! -104770;1362155252;mjr__;and i could have my shares which are just sitting there earn extra income -104769;1362155255;ThickAsThieves;while ive never used btcjam, i like how the integrated using btct assets as collateral -104768;1362155259;mjr__;you COULD, but there is no escrow -104767;1362155260;Zillion;i see what you mean\ -104766;1362155261;thestringpuller;jurov: why do you expect that? -104765;1362155262;ThickAsThieves;they* -104764;1362155270;mjr__;risk averse -104763;1362155284;jurov;thestringpuller, cause mp mentioned sendmany hairs -104762;1362155297;thestringpuller;sendmany hairs? -104761;1362155313;thestringpuller;mjr__: smickles is working on something for that purpose I thik -104760;1362155315;thestringpuller;think* -104759;1362155346;jurov;mjr__, shorting is by definition incompatible with simple escrow -104758;1362155358;mjr__;mircea_popescu: I would rather have my shares in a pool for lending with the understanding that the guy has to have assets to back it up. Similar to bitfinex's system -104757;1362155400;mircea_popescu;mjr_ you can find an escrow you trust, push to them. -104756;1362155407;mjr__;but instead of BTC or USD, S.DICE and S.MPOE -104755;1362155411;mircea_popescu;unlike the bitfinex system w./e that is, you actually have signed receipts to prove this on mpex. -104754;1362155421;mircea_popescu;what's the impediment ? -104753;1362155429;mjr__;yes true -104752;1362155453;mircea_popescu;im sure any of the pt ops would do this, for instance. -104751;1362155458;mircea_popescu;possibly for a fee tho -104750;1362155505;mircea_popescu;lol jurov -104749;1362155510;jurov;i understood mjr__ looks for a broker he'll just push the shares to and broker does the legwork -104748;1362155530;mircea_popescu;this may be a decent line of business -104747;1362155533;mircea_popescu;at least it is irl -104746;1362155536;mircea_popescu;locating shortable blocks -104745;1362155561;thestringpuller;jurov you should add a shorting pool -104744;1362155573;thestringpuller;set up some interest rates, you already have one donor :P -104743;1362155630;mjr__;i meant a more automated system, yes Jurov and collects a portion of the interest or fees i generate -104742;1362155655;mircea_popescu;there's no reason it can't be automated, for sure. -104741;1362155655;mjr__;ie. i can just leave my shares in that pool, but i specificy that my term will expire before dividends -104740;1362155670;mircea_popescu;actually iirc topace was working on some automation for crediting pushes to his PT -104739;1362155674;mjr__;even better win, if they win the bet, i can double down -104738;1362155675;mircea_popescu;this probably can be reused -104737;1362155682;mjr__;true -104736;1362155716;mjr__;my whole point is that i want to increase my long position, but i don't want to buy at market, so if people want to sell at market, and then have to cover, i can buy back my own shares -104735;1362155734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00075632 = 1.6639 BTC [+] -104734;1362155764;mjr__;if they are right and the short position works, i can increase my position for cheaper, if they are wrong, i get my original shares back anyway, and still rely on dividends -104733;1362155767;jurov;i'd prefer to run it closed with fixed interest, without dosclosing when i or someone other shorted and how much. -104732;1362155804;mjr__;exactly, i don't care who they are, i would rather trust mpex or coinbr than an individual person, provided that there is an autoclose out feature and there account is liquid enough to be able to buy back -104731;1362155807;jurov;transparency leads to somilar things like MPBPT investors bitching that i endangered their investment by setting the rate too high, lol -104730;1362155811;mjr__;some risk monitoring system -104729;1362155836;jurov;lmao maybe i can adapt bitcoinica code -104728;1362155845;mircea_popescu;lol listen -104727;1362155857;mircea_popescu;paying a fixed fee per week makes sense -104726;1362155859;mircea_popescu;0.1% or w/e -104725;1362155883;mircea_popescu;and dividends pass through to original owner -104724;1362155935;jurov;yes that side is clear... but on the other side, maybe i can lend out to coinbr users where i can force liquidate them (hence bitcoinica reference) -104723;1362155943;mircea_popescu;:p -104722;1362155969;pigeons;i dont mind being force liquidated as long as you give it a cute nickname like "starfished" or "juroved" -104721;1362155971;mircea_popescu;anyway, certainly a valid development direction, this. -104720;1362155978;mircea_popescu;juroved works. -104719;1362155984;mircea_popescu;like brejnev'd except worse -104718;1362156035;mjr__;yes exactly, i don't want to rely on trusting them to return shares and be solvent -104717;1362156054;mjr__;if their account approaches insolvency they should get a margin call -104716;1362156071;mjr__;and if it reaches the point where they would be insolvent, they should be autoliquidated -104715;1362156118;jurov;okay, will plan it. but that even increases the risk of orders mismatch... mircea, how far are you with full tracking? did you determine it can be done? -104714;1362156153;jurov;who isn't following this - the "track" feature works basically only on half of transactions -104713;1362156248;jurov;the other half shows digest of other user's order -104712;1362156321;mircea_popescu;are these connected somehow ? -104711;1362156341;Anduckk;yay -104710;1362156345;Anduckk;bitbet payment recvd -104709;1362156346;jurov;if i mismatch leveraged orders the mess will be bigger -104708;1362156351;jurov;brb -104707;1362156371;mircea_popescu;Zillion there you go. -104706;1362156389;mircea_popescu;sorry for the delay everyone. bitcoind is not yet exactly mature, needs a little expert oiling -104705;1362156400;mjr__;ah, good idea too, if you were to allow me to lend my btc out for margin on people it could work in the same system...but again, need very robust risk controls -104704;1362156404;Zillion;thats a BTC short for me??? -104703;1362156417;mircea_popescu;it is ?! -104702;1362156423;Zillion;yes sir -104701;1362156431;mircea_popescu;which line we talking about ? -104700;1362156478;Zillion;weight 37`870 -104699;1362156485;Zillion;2 btc -104698;1362156503;Zillion;you sent me 1.99 -104697;1362156525;Zillion;1.98876913 -104696;1362156540;mircea_popescu;um looking into this -104695;1362156549;Zillion;thank you -104694;1362156565;mircea_popescu;you mean 21-02-13 19:54 No 357 2.00000000 19PN8 1.98876913 1Bye9 ? -104693;1362156686;Zillion;holy crap you are so right sir -104692;1362156698;Zillion;how did i screw that up -104691;1362156701;Zillion;sorry man -104690;1362156721;mircea_popescu;jurov : http://blockchain.info/tx-index/57549707/fead082c83a0625eb8cc22452b7f213d7be041e29a7d2c203e704b01ec6bb04b -104689;1362156726;mircea_popescu;check that out, 3.5kb tx :D -104688;1362156732;mircea_popescu;Zillion np np -104687;1362156737;Zillion;nothing like whining just to find out your wrong and last money :) -104686;1362156753;mircea_popescu;gotta be careful with the weights -104685;1362156756;mircea_popescu;becauyse site rtakes 1% -104684;1362156765;Zillion;i was up too late -104683;1362156768;mircea_popescu;so if odds are even and weight under 1k (out of the orig 100k) you may end up - -104682;1362156787;Zillion;i know the deal sir -104681;1362156828;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/tx-index/57549811/c6258eff0639d758015ed5dcdd8a1f1dcf7580ac833d52336b6ec4469f9281b5 and a 2.8kb tx with 0 fees ahaha -104680;1362156850;mircea_popescu;this bitbet stuff is informative. -104679;1362157124;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 500 @ 0.01 = 5 BTC [+] -104678;1362157199;mircea_popescu;http://www.globalpost.com/dispatches/globalpost-blogs/the-grid/bitcoin-virtual-currency-legitimacy-online-retailers -104677;1362157264;mjr__;i am curious if you could use blockchain analysis to get an accurate NPV of S.DICE dividends -104676;1362157285;mjr__;at the very least gross profit -104675;1362157285;mircea_popescu;people already do on the forum no ? -104674;1362157287;blu3gr1ffon;Zillion: I got my bitbet return -104673;1362157293;mjr__;haven't seen that yet -104672;1362157326;mircea_popescu;dooglus' stuff, no ? -104671;1362157469;jurov;maybe the default end weight should be 1000 to account for this -104670;1362157476;jurov;not 1 -104669;1362157499;mircea_popescu;jurov what about a bet like http://bitbet.us/bet/2/s-mpoe-will-crash-this-spring/ -104668;1362157509;mircea_popescu;that's 100:1. end weight of even 11 makes you money. -104667;1362157546;jurov;mhm -104666;1362157846;blu3gr1ffon;so these bets with, so and so will happen by 4/1/2013, are they over if that something happpens on 3/5/3013? -104665;1362157855;blu3gr1ffon;or do they just sit there until the end to pay out? -104664;1362158176;mjr__;do you do underwriting mircea? -104663;1362158185;mjr__;at this point i mean -104662;1362158189;mjr__;or do you just list -104661;1362158215;mjr__;i wanna get into the private equity game lol -104660;1362158343;thestringpuller;!ticker S.MPOE -104659;1362158344;assbot;How can I be of assistance, my poor man? -104658;1362158349;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -104657;1362158350;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0007147 / 0.00075259 / 0.00076 (207052 shares, 155.83 BTC), 7D: 0.00061614 / 0.00069755 / 0.00078 (17890704 shares, 12,479.69 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00067287 / 0.00078 (67719739 shares, 45,566.99 BTC) -104656;1362158362;ThickAsThieves;horsemeat found in tacobell -104655;1362158366;ThickAsThieves;heh -104654;1362158407;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: how bout this guy? -104653;1362158408;Guest31034;!ticker h sdice -104652;1362158410;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.64000000 / 0.65926621 / 0.68950000 (139 shares, 91.63800308 BTC), 7D: 0.60000000 / 0.65115724 / 0.69400000 (1192 shares, 776.17942766 BTC), 30D: 0.52100000 / 0.66313431 / 0.89000000 (11178 shares, 7412.51528089 BTC) -104651;1362158413;thestringpuller;http://bitbet.us/bet/153/s-mpoe-will-rise-this-spring/ -104650;1362158435;mircea_popescu;that doesn't seem to get as much love for some reason -104649;1362158451;thestringpuller;it -104648;1362158453;pigeons;i would think horsemeat would cost more than cornfed cow meat -104647;1362158459;mircea_popescu;mjr__ i do a mix of both -104646;1362158461;thestringpuller;'s too much of a futures bet -104645;1362158471;thestringpuller;June is a far away mr. popescu -104644;1362158486;mircea_popescu;blu3gr1f1on in general they're over -104643;1362158492;mircea_popescu;depends on the exact circumstances tho -104642;1362158513;Chaang-Noi;horse meat is cheap if it comes from a horse no one wants -104641;1362158521;thestringpuller;mircea, how do I find that article you wrote on the bonds -104640;1362158526;pigeons;mmm satoshi's daemon -104639;1362158572;Chaang-Noi;race horses are dog food -104638;1362158591;ThickAsThieves;meateater problems -104637;1362158617;pigeons;not a problem -104636;1362158648;ThickAsThieves;not in any meangingful sense, no it isnt -104635;1362158659;ThickAsThieves;but sure has a lot of people chatting -104634;1362158680;Chaang-Noi;i like horse -104633;1362158723;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller which one ? -104632;1362158839;mjr__;what i don't understand is that they eat horse meat when it's labeled horse -104631;1362158852;mjr__;i really wouldn't care if i found out i ate pork when i thought it was only beef -104630;1362158860;mjr__;big deal -104629;1362158871;thestringpuller;if within a few weeks’ time you find yourself in the position of having to decide whether a few million dollars go to a. free drinks and garter inserts at a number of strip clubs or to b. coinbase “second round of funding”, the correct business decision is certainly a. At least the strippers can actually provide an answer should anyone happen to ask “what the fuck are you doing”. <<< I think many VC's w -104628;1362158914;ThickAsThieves;in the US, mostly the only meat-switching news you hear about is with fish -104627;1362158918;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I found the one I was looking for. -104626;1362158925;ThickAsThieves;cheap fish being sold as expensive fish in restaurants -104625;1362158954;mircea_popescu;a kk -104624;1362159015;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I was looking for http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-bonds-historical-data/ btw -104623;1362159038;Anduckk;mircea_popescu is the string puller!!! -104622;1362159041;Anduckk;now i know everything -104621;1362159048;Anduckk;(btw thats is actually true) -104620;1362159068;Anduckk;gz on ur success -104619;1362159082;mircea_popescu;um wut -104618;1362159294;thestringpuller;;;calc 344 + 364 + 6074 + -632 -104617;1362159294;gribble;6150 -104616;1362159304;thestringpuller;MPBOR is in the overall green -104615;1362159337;thestringpuller;nominal green* congrats mr. popescu! -104614;1362159364;thestringpuller;it's like the pirate month never happened... -104613;1362159378;mircea_popescu;yeh -104612;1362159380;mircea_popescu;cool -104611;1362159638;mircea_popescu;jurov here's the rand you promised http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoind-not-quite-ready-for-prime-time/ -104610;1362159648;mircea_popescu;i started off trying to be nice but by the end i was thoroughly pissed off so. -104609;1362159826;gribble;1 BTC = 34.25001 U.S. dollars = 26.2693741 Euros -104608;1362159865;Diablo-D3;fucking xchat -104607;1362159875;BitHub;hey now -104606;1362159954;mjr__;so you underwrite and marketmake? -104605;1362160092;mjr__;mircea -104604;1362160247;jcpham;EskimoBob tell me about the things that make you angry -104603;1362160273;jcpham;i figured you were angry about something -104602;1362160292;jcpham;you normally seem angry -104601;1362160310;jcpham;I imagine you having steam coming from your ears -104600;1362160315;mircea_popescu;mjr__ to some degree. the way it practically works is mostly by putting min bids in during ipos -104599;1362160318;jcpham;like a cartoon -104598;1362160327;jcpham;i really do -104597;1362160330;mircea_popescu;nothing much came of it in the case of bitbet for instance, it took off way -104596;1362160504;blu3gr1ffon;is g.bbet on bitfunder bitbet.us? -104595;1362160513;BitHub;yes -104594;1362160525;blu3gr1ffon;BitHub: danke -104593;1362160532;BitHub;no problem -104592;1362160547;topace;!ticker m s.dice -104591;1362160548;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00610821 / 0.00633093 / 0.00637777 (46523 shares, 294.53 BTC), 7D: 0.00572194 / 0.00621997 / 0.00638999 (320933 shares, 1,996.19 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.00602873 / 0.007395 (6844333 shares, 41,262.64 BTC) -104590;1362160574;topace;!ticker h sdice -104589;1362160575;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.64000000 / 0.65926621 / 0.68950000 (139 shares, 91.63800308 BTC), 7D: 0.60000000 / 0.65115724 / 0.69400000 (1192 shares, 776.17942766 BTC), 30D: 0.52100000 / 0.66313431 / 0.89000000 (11178 shares, 7412.51528089 BTC) -104588;1362160620;BitHub;blu3gr1ffon - https://bitfunder.com/asset/G.BBET -104587;1362160648;gribble;1 BTC = 34.49900 U.S. dollars = 26.4603467 Euros -104586;1362160683;blu3gr1ffon;any hope for ziggap? -104585;1362160702;mircea_popescu;who are those ? -104584;1362160713;BitHub;ziggap are on bitfunder as well -104583;1362160750;blu3gr1ffon;they are, newly so. anybody used the service? -104582;1362160766;mircea_popescu;"Anonymous -104581;1362160766;mircea_popescu;I am done using this site. When you place a bet with a professional you want to be paid when the bet has resolved. Not when someone is good and ready to pay you. Mircea Popescu is a no better than any scammer before him." -104580;1362160766;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -104579;1362160771;mircea_popescu;wtf is wrong with people srsly! -104578;1362160787;ThickAsThieves;PAY ME NAO -104577;1362160797;BitHub;yes blue i have -104576;1362160803;BitHub;its a place to buy bitcoins from -104575;1362160806;BitHub;they do a few countries -104574;1362160836;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves ok but i mean... today is still the 1st wtf. -104573;1362160846;ThickAsThieves;for realz -104572;1362160850;mircea_popescu;banks regularly hold payments 2-3 days, what about that. -104571;1362160891;blu3gr1ffon;i guess people expect the perks of bitcoin to apply to bitbet -104570;1362160893;ThickAsThieves;guaranteed that person will bet agai -104569;1362160894;ThickAsThieves;n -104568;1362160895;mircea_popescu;stuff has to be checked, for one, it's not exactly pennies we're dealing here. stuff breaks half the time, as it was indeed the case this time. new code and all that. -104567;1362160898;blu3gr1ffon;he will -104566;1362160903;mircea_popescu;gotta give scammers like mircea_popescu some slack eh. -104565;1362160932;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yea prolly. -104564;1362160942;ThickAsThieves;he probly had some other bet or debt he needed to fill -104563;1362160980;mircea_popescu;i guess if you sit there and mash the f5 there's little difference between an hour and all eternity -104562;1362160986;mircea_popescu;who knows, maybe bad experiences. -104561;1362160986;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.68 = 2.04 BTC [-] -104560;1362161018;ThickAsThieves;who's the sack of shit now? -104559;1362161023;ThickAsThieves;ugh why did i ask... -104558;1362161106;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.685 = 6.165 BTC [+] -104557;1362161121;gribble;1 BTC = 34.49489 U.S. dollars = 26.4571944 Euros -104556;1362161125;ThickAsThieves;aww you guys didnt like my TV bets? -104555;1362161146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00637776 = 31.8888 BTC [+] -104554;1362161226;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 38 @ 0.64500001 = 24.51 BTC [-] -104553;1362161227;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.645 = 6.45 BTC [-] -104552;1362161229;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.635 = 1.27 BTC [-] -104551;1362161385;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -104550;1362161386;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.49501, Best ask: 34.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00499, Last trade: 34.50000, 24 hour volume: 63944.06343327, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.51541, 24 hour vwap: 33.24964 -104549;1362161396;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1689.81 * 33.25 -104548;1362161397;gribble;56186.1825 -104547;1362161405;mircea_popescu;bitbet is like vegas nao -104546;1362161441;ThickAsThieves;you can get hooker sthere? -104545;1362161444;ThickAsThieves;or what? -104544;1362161474;ThickAsThieves;i see my bet -104543;1362161481;ThickAsThieves;you were this close to a scammer tag -104542;1362161505;ThickAsThieves;i like the Survivor bet better though -104541;1362161515;mircea_popescu;https://blockchain.info/tx/36d2d306bf3798b9e3730239f58095cd7baeea5963cb9bcc736b6aa20b0b90c5?show_adv=true -104540;1362161517;mircea_popescu;15kb tx, no fee -104539;1362161522;mircea_popescu;this is afaik the record -104538;1362161599;ThickAsThieves;you get the btc-pincher award -104537;1362161643;mircea_popescu;oldest coinbase award moar like it -104536;1362161910;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -104535;1362161911;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.60000, Best ask: 34.83988, Bid-ask spread: 0.23988, Last trade: 34.83990, 24 hour volume: 65618.15625339, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.83990, 24 hour vwap: 33.28810 -104534;1362161923;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -104533;1362161923;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.60000, Best ask: 34.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.15000, Last trade: 34.83990, 24 hour volume: 65618.15625339, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.83990, 24 hour vwap: 33.28810 -104532;1362161929;ThickAsThieves;oops -104531;1362161944;ThickAsThieves;the ;; is def easier than the & sadly -104530;1362161950;Chaang-Noi;echo:) -104529;1362162273;ThickAsThieves;Isn't Google Glass already scheduled to ship in 2013? -104528;1362162294;ThickAsThieves;which was accelerated from when they said 2014 last year -104527;1362162347;ThickAsThieves;btw it's called Google Glass -104526;1362162352;ThickAsThieves;not Google Glasses -104525;1362162645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00075999 = 3.04 BTC [+] -104524;1362162705;error4733;TAKE MY MONEY !! -104523;1362162712;error4733;google glass ftw -104522;1362163065;mjr__;yeah i need google glass -104521;1362163070;mjr__;the new video was awesome -104520;1362163079;mjr__;and i saw a picture of sergey brin on the subway in nyc wearing them -104519;1362163128;ThickAsThieves;from the looks of their promo photos, you have to look pretty hip to own a pair -104518;1362163284;Chaang-Noi;bulllls on parade! -104517;1362163342;mjr__;strong move -104516;1362163344;mjr__;!!! -104515;1362163362;mjr__;here comes 35 -104514;1362163382;mjr__;no one ever went broke taking profits...sell sell sell -104513;1362163401;Chaang-Noi;i sold a bit today -104512;1362163419;mircea_popescu;http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-01/consumer-spending-in-u-s-climbs-even-as-taxes-hurt-incomes.html -104511;1362163438;mircea_popescu;"Consumer spending in the U.S. rose in January even as incomes dropped by the most in 20 years, showing households were weathering the payroll-tax increase by socking away less money in the bank." -104510;1362163444;mircea_popescu;these people were already not saving enough. -104509;1362163454;mjr__;i was saying that as i kept my finger on the buy button, following goldman sach's modus operandi...tell people to do the exact opposite of what you plan on doing, and have them pay you for the "service" -104508;1362163455;mircea_popescu;the vote is in : the us public does not care whether the us ends. -104507;1362163489;mjr__;yes, but it is the system that makes savers into suckers -104506;1362163518;mjr__;i honestly think it may even be a partly subconscious effect whereby without concsciously realizing it, you know that saving is stupid when the value goes down so rapidly -104505;1362163535;mjr__;QE infinity and beyond -104504;1362163559;mircea_popescu;right. -104503;1362163565;Chaang-Noi;mp. america is fucked -104502;1362163664;ThickAsThieves;americans are so ignorant and detached from the political and financial world it isnt funny -104501;1362163674;Chaang-Noi;they have no clue -104500;1362163691;ThickAsThieves;i can have an intelligent conversation with maybe 5% of the people i come across -104499;1362163698;Chaang-Noi;their parents or grandparents made all the money, now everyone has credit -104498;1362163705;mircea_popescu;actually seeing how the expenditure is in large part houses, -104497;1362163718;mircea_popescu;it's pretty smart. buy a house today for 100k of debt, wait for obama to make 100k = 1 pizza -104496;1362163723;mircea_popescu;then pay back, get free house. -104495;1362163748;mjr__;i like that plan -104494;1362163751;mjr__;but that is the point -104493;1362163754;ThickAsThieves;they even messed up real estate as investment for the middle and lower class -104492;1362163755;mjr__;debt is good -104491;1362163756;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that's not limited to the us you know -104490;1362163764;mjr__;and they want eveeryone in as much debt as possible -104489;1362163774;ThickAsThieves;i dont know really :) -104488;1362163781;ThickAsThieves;i try to be worldly -104487;1362163784;ThickAsThieves;but i know i'm not -104486;1362163805;ThickAsThieves;i follow BBC and some Al Jazeera news -104485;1362163809;ThickAsThieves;but not much more than that -104484;1362163842;ThickAsThieves;and even that is WAY more than most people i know -104483;1362163845;mircea_popescu;i could carry on an intelligent conversation with maybe 5% of the egyptians in either cairo or luxor -104482;1362163849;mircea_popescu;turks in istanbul -104481;1362163856;mircea_popescu;russians in sevastopol -104480;1362163858;mircea_popescu;you name it -104479;1362163876;ThickAsThieves;i dont really understand why so many people dont want to think for themselves -104478;1362163885;ThickAsThieves;dont -104477;1362164043;mircea_popescu;the jools of twitter : -104476;1362164059;mircea_popescu;@MarkCalabria -104475;1362164059;mircea_popescu;Will be moderating panel here at Cato, March 13. Would a Financial Transaction Tax Affect Financial Market Activity? http://www.cato.org/events -104474;1362164064;mircea_popescu;@MarkCalabria Only in the sense that finance will move to Bitcoin faster. -104473;1362164069;mircea_popescu;@Mircea_Popescu Does the EU transaction tax proposal apply to Bitcoin transactions? -104472;1362164073;mircea_popescu;@MarkCalabria No, Bitcoin is structurally immune to imposed taxation. -104471;1362164076;mircea_popescu;le win. -104470;1362164138;ThickAsThieves;nice -104469;1362164212;error4733;;;ticker -104468;1362164213;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.53318, Best ask: 34.79987, Bid-ask spread: 0.26669, Last trade: 34.80000, 24 hour volume: 67402.19246156, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.83990, 24 hour vwap: 33.33373 -104467;1362164257;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136209288816.jpg did i mention i love those pants ? -104466;1362164376;ThickAsThieves;is that horse or cow leather? -104465;1362164427;mircea_popescu;it's prolly mare leather substituted for heifer. -104464;1362164466;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.68499999 BTC [+] -104463;1362164473;ThickAsThieves;scams -104462;1362164614;ThickAsThieves;this coinlab ticker, -104461;1362164620;ThickAsThieves;shows negative time since -104460;1362164622;ThickAsThieves;someitmes -104459;1362164632;ThickAsThieves;they are time travelers -104458;1362164641;ThickAsThieves;-11s ago -104457;1362164643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00075632 = 5.143 BTC [-] -104456;1362164645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4927 @ 0.00075542 = 3.722 BTC [-] -104455;1362164646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5478 @ 0.00075 = 4.1085 BTC [-] -104454;1362164878;ThickAsThieves;Spiers, responding to a question about whether he regretted Groupon going public with "I feel like the only reason you could be asking me that question is because you think I’m stupid or because you’re trying to see if I’m going to lie to you." -104453;1362164895;blu3gr1ffon;speaking of pants: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8l3nCqOWua4 -104452;1362164903;mircea_popescu;lol -104451;1362164909;ThickAsThieves;http://www.fastcompany.com/3006439/where-are-they-now/exclusive-andrew-masons-last-interview-groupon-ceo -104450;1362164914;mircea_popescu;he blew his plural. reasonS. -104449;1362164933;mircea_popescu;and for the record i totally called this on trilema, when they ipod -104448;1362164983;ThickAsThieves;i had every client asking me about groupon for a while -104447;1362164986;ThickAsThieves;i was like NO -104446;1362164992;ThickAsThieves;are you dumb?! -104445;1362165196;mircea_popescu;investing, heh. -104444;1362165219;ThickAsThieves;oh, i meant as an mktg solution -104443;1362165241;mircea_popescu;"We sat in the dining room at Madera, a Michelin 1-star rated restaurant in the Rosewood, a luxury hotel that’s partly owned by Stanford University." -104442;1362165246;mircea_popescu;lol 1 star better than no star! -104441;1362165251;mircea_popescu;why do us restaurants suck so bad. -104440;1362165279;ThickAsThieves;i think michelin stars work diff than hotel ratings -104439;1362165294;ThickAsThieves;i dont think you can get 5 -104438;1362165318;ThickAsThieves;up to 3 -104437;1362165333;mircea_popescu;yes. -104436;1362165361;thestringpuller;;;ticker -104435;1362165362;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.75002, Best ask: 34.81892, Bid-ask spread: 0.06890, Last trade: 34.81895, 24 hour volume: 68172.45866000, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.83990, 24 hour vwap: 33.35396 -104434;1362165393;mircea_popescu;He softened a bit. “I think in the first phase of our company, we were a glorified mailing list. We had a completely unintelligent email that we sent out once a day and we had a human sales force that was going around and procuring the deals... " -104433;1362165395;mircea_popescu;ahahaha o god. -104432;1362165404;mircea_popescu;why don't they say this sort of shit in autumn 2011 ? -104431;1362165413;mircea_popescu;why do they wait for it to be 2013 and everyone be pissed off ? -104430;1362165426;mircea_popescu;this is what so called CEOs should learn from me, seriously. say it dude. -104429;1362165453;jcpham;what is the lesson, i'm listening -104428;1362165454;mircea_popescu;say nigger. tell people to fuck off. say your company sucks and is a glorified mailing list. say whatever the hell is the case. -104427;1362165474;mircea_popescu;no matter how apparently impolite, impolitical, inappropriate or whatever the fuck. -104426;1362165477;mircea_popescu;just say it. -104425;1362165478;jcpham;i'm a big proponent of telling the truth -104424;1362165489;mircea_popescu;truth has nothing to do with it. -104423;1362165495;blu3gr1ffon;if you have shareholders, it is illegal to do anything that would lower the price of your company -104422;1362165496;ThickAsThieves;any company that is largely a sales team sucks -104421;1362165500;mircea_popescu;blu3gr1f1on fuck that. -104420;1362165510;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves coca cola is largely a sales team. -104419;1362165519;mircea_popescu;it can be done, marginally. -104418;1362165521;Chaang-Noi;new ATH -104417;1362165534;ThickAsThieves;exception to prove the rule? -104416;1362165534;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu believes in falsifying histroy -104415;1362165538;thestringpuller;history* -104414;1362165544;mircea_popescu;i do "? -104413;1362165571;thestringpuller;How much of the full story does anyone person know? -104412;1362165580;mircea_popescu;that's exactly the motherfucking point. -104411;1362165585;mircea_popescu;say it. it doesn't have to be "the truth" -104410;1362165589;mircea_popescu;it just has to be what you see. -104409;1362165598;thestringpuller;Or what you want everyone else to see. -104408;1362165611;mircea_popescu;that only sets you up for the unpleasant situation of this guy -104407;1362165615;mircea_popescu;http://www.fastcompany.com/3006439/where-are-they-now/exclusive-andrew-masons-last-interview-groupon-ceo -104406;1362165623;jcpham;sorry i was distracted by imgur and now I'm watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtS2Ikk7A9I -104405;1362165624;mircea_popescu;you're better off ignoring what people want entirely. -104404;1362165628;jcpham;what were we talking about -104403;1362165634;mircea_popescu;jcpham buttseks -104402;1362165648;jcpham;i do not like this topic -104401;1362165655;thestringpuller;aha! thats why the bot shorted them. Poor guy. -104400;1362165714;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -104399;1362165715;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.81100, Best ask: 34.86999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05899, Last trade: 34.81100, 24 hour volume: 68642.46395107, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.89000, 24 hour vwap: 33.36688 -104398;1362165738;jcpham;wtf is a groupon anyways -104397;1362165748;mircea_popescu;a glorified mailing list. literally. -104396;1362165748;Diablo-D3;jcpham: seriously? -104395;1362165752;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no -104394;1362165753;jcpham;didn't they go out of business -104393;1362165753;ThickAsThieves;lol at this video -104392;1362165756;Diablo-D3;its basically a volume discount -104391;1362165771;jcpham;well i do not shop so idgaf -104390;1362165773;Diablo-D3;a lot of people collectively take up a discount -104389;1362165779;Diablo-D3;jcpham: not just items, services too -104388;1362165796;jcpham;broup buy coupons -104387;1362165798;jcpham;i get it -104386;1362165804;Diablo-D3;a lot of companies pulled out of groupon and refuses to honor groupon deals because groupon wouldn't set limits and shit -104385;1362165810;jcpham;i see -104384;1362165818;Diablo-D3;group on also had pretty fucked up internal financials -104383;1362165836;jcpham;groupon promotes consumerism -104382;1362165842;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 which is a polite way of saying they cooked the books for the ipo -104381;1362165843;jcpham;i'm violently anti-consumer -104380;1362165850;pigeons;it has a high carbon footprint -104379;1362165867;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: basically -104378;1362165879;Diablo-D3;jcpham: consumerism isn't bad inherently -104377;1362165895;Diablo-D3;jcpham: like, I'll buy mass produced products…. they just have to be high quality ones -104376;1362165904;jcpham;when people band together in facebook hoardes to groupon their rent money? -104375;1362165906;Diablo-D3;like I just bought a $99 9" frying pan -104374;1362165926;jcpham;why the fuck would you pay 100$ for a pan -104373;1362165935;Diablo-D3;its an all copper frying pan with a thin layer of 18/10 stainless steel for the cooking surface -104372;1362165938;jcpham;i barely eat let alone spend money on retarded kitchen goods -104371;1362165939;Diablo-D3;they normally go for $200+ -104370;1362165945;pigeons;a good pre-seasoned cast-iron skillet? -104369;1362165947;Diablo-D3;I took advantage of a pricing error -104368;1362165954;Diablo-D3;pigeons: a good one of those is $20 =P -104367;1362165956;Diablo-D3;fuck yeah lodge -104366;1362165957;jcpham;pigeons that's a hand me down -104365;1362165964;Diablo-D3;can't beat lodge cast iron -104364;1362165972;Diablo-D3;jcpham: its like this -104363;1362165974;pigeons;yeah that's what i have ;> -104362;1362165975;jcpham;grandma hooked us up with the cast iron -104361;1362165979;Diablo-D3;Im going to own one frying pan the rest of my life thats not cast iron -104360;1362165983;Diablo-D3;so why not buy the best? -104359;1362165993;mircea_popescu;pigeons i have some cast iron stuff. the problem with it is the womenz can barely lift the stuff. some sauces require lifting the pot with one hand while stirring with the other -104358;1362166009;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, I wouldn't use cast iron for sauces -104357;1362166011;jcpham;i'm just poking at you Diablo-D3, if you want to spend money on copper pans and mine bitcoins on Nvidia -104356;1362166011;Diablo-D3;you use it for meats -104355;1362166012;pigeons;need stronger womerns -104354;1362166013;jcpham;be my guest -104353;1362166032;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: get a 18/10 stainless pot -104352;1362166035;Diablo-D3;they're light and inexpensive -104351;1362166036;mircea_popescu;pigeons you fuck 24 inch bicep amazon pikewomen k ? -104350;1362166045;Diablo-D3;you can get one for like $50-75 depending on what size -104349;1362166055;jcpham;;;google pikewoman -104348;1362166055;gribble;Pepper Pike woman driving force behind Arts Summit in Cleveland ...: ; Pepper Pike woman overcomes multiple sclerosis and publishes ...: ; Northern Pike - Woman River Camp: (1 more message) -104347;1362166056;Chaang-Noi;you guys know too much about cooking stuff -104346;1362166058;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -104345;1362166059;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.89769, Best ask: 34.89989, Bid-ask spread: 0.00220, Last trade: 34.89990, 24 hour volume: 68050.93419775, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.89990, 24 hour vwap: 33.36805 -104344;1362166064;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: cooking is a man's art -104343;1362166064;pigeons;not pikewomen, just healthy -104342;1362166067;thestringpuller;to 42 -104341;1362166073;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 often enough you make the sauce in the same skillet you cooked the meat for juice economy. -104340;1362166082;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it depends on the sauce -104339;1362166085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00637776 = 0.6378 BTC [+] -104338;1362166086;mircea_popescu;ofcourse -104337;1362166092;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: like, I don't ike putting tomatoes in a cast iron pan -104336;1362166099;mircea_popescu;no acids. -104335;1362166099;Diablo-D3;or other acidic foods -104334;1362166111;Diablo-D3;but a white sauce or gravy? thats fine -104333;1362166113;jcpham;i can honestly say I'm never experienced the word juice followed by the word economy -104332;1362166114;mircea_popescu;exactly. -104331;1362166132;jcpham;i think i should take a nap or bleed out or something -104330;1362166133;mircea_popescu;jcpham you never lived having to save your juice to satisfy many hungry mouths either. -104329;1362166136;Diablo-D3;jcpham: he basically said "gravy without getting another pan dirty" -104328;1362166142;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: HAH -104327;1362166156;mircea_popescu;good one huh. -104326;1362166161;Diablo-D3;I laughed out loud, Im a bad person. No wait, that other thing, Im awesome. -104325;1362166176;jcpham;i can't wait to drop "juice economy" on someone -104324;1362166181;jcpham;when they least expect it -104323;1362166193;mircea_popescu;then make them pay you bitcoin dust for it. -104322;1362166203;Diablo-D3;but yeah, I wouldn't have paid $200 for this -104321;1362166208;Diablo-D3;infact, I didn't even want to pay $100 -104320;1362166212;mircea_popescu;7 bitcoin, who cares. -104319;1362166213;Diablo-D3;I was aiming for the $50s -104318;1362166218;Diablo-D3;but when something like that comes up -104317;1362166219;Diablo-D3;you snag it -104316;1362166241;Chaang-Noi;$100 for a pan? -104315;1362166248;Chaang-Noi;why it is good again? -104314;1362166266;Chaang-Noi;other than not being cast iron? -104313;1362166276;mircea_popescu;copper is good cause very conductive -104312;1362166285;mircea_popescu;medical steel coating cause resistant and healthy -104311;1362166293;mircea_popescu;(unlike teflon and crap) -104310;1362166316;Chaang-Noi;what do they make woks out of? -104309;1362166324;mircea_popescu;bronze i thinl -104308;1362166327;Chaang-Noi;i think i have a few of them -104307;1362166337;Diablo-D3;woks are often cast iron or annonized steel -104306;1362166337;Chaang-Noi;bronze good or bad? -104305;1362166342;mircea_popescu;lol inb4 new wok selling bitcoin business -104304;1362166347;Diablo-D3;bronze is fine, although you usually don't see it anymore -104303;1362166357;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i think he's in asia neh ? -104302;1362166361;Diablo-D3;stainless steel is the best for the surface though -104301;1362166378;Chaang-Noi;im pretty sure they are mostly steel that we have -104300;1362166380;Diablo-D3;you can get pans that are pure 18/10 stainless, and they're good -104299;1362166390;Diablo-D3;copper bottoms are better -104298;1362166401;Chaang-Noi;fuck, im going to go check.. iv not been in the kitchen for months and im going in to see pots... -104297;1362166403;Diablo-D3;almost pure copper is 1%er kind of shit -104296;1362166417;Diablo-D3;there are pro chefs that don't use shit like this -104295;1362166498;Diablo-D3;Im like this -104294;1362166501;Diablo-D3;Im too poor to buy cheap shit -104293;1362166506;Diablo-D3;nanotube knows what Im talking about -104292;1362166550;Chaang-Noi;i think the stuff we ahve is mostly steel -104291;1362166568;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: 18/10 steel is what a lot of people have -104290;1362166585;Chaang-Noi;why is steel bad again? -104289;1362166591;Diablo-D3;like, commercial grade shit is usually pure 18/10 or aluminum/18/10 bonded -104288;1362166594;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: its not -104287;1362166598;Chaang-Noi;okay -104286;1362166600;Diablo-D3;the best cooking surface you can get is 18/10 stainless -104285;1362166608;Diablo-D3;its not the best _conductor_ though -104284;1362166617;Chaang-Noi;i see -104283;1362166625;Diablo-D3;thats why a lot of high grade 18/10 stainless pans have a copper layer inside -104282;1362166651;Diablo-D3;the only thing better is as much copper as possible with a thin layer of 18/10 as the cooking surface -104281;1362166652;Chaang-Noi;i dont think im picky enough id notice the differance -104280;1362166660;Diablo-D3;how often do you cook? -104279;1362166664;Chaang-Noi;cook? -104278;1362166669;Diablo-D3;unless you cook every single day and do hardcore shit, you'd never see it -104277;1362166671;mircea_popescu;omfg what is with the difficulty ?! -104276;1362166684;mircea_popescu;am i seeing this right, we're getting a downtrend retarget ?! -104275;1362166685;Chaang-Noi;if i cant go out of have some one cook for me i will eat bread from the bag and beer... -104274;1362166695;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: gpis are being powered down -104273;1362166701;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: its the calm before the storm -104272;1362166708;Chaang-Noi;of = or -104271;1362166709;mircea_popescu;omfg this is insanity -104270;1362166723;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: yeah see, Im rejecting most pre made foods -104269;1362166730;Namworld;I guess a lot of the 25 terahash of GPUs are being removed -104268;1362166730;Chaang-Noi;so do i -104267;1362166731;Diablo-D3;Im doing it Real Man (™) style -104266;1362166742;Diablo-D3;holy shit -104265;1362166748;Chaang-Noi;we grow much of what we eat -104264;1362166748;Diablo-D3;osx can automatically spellcheck that -104263;1362166770;Chaang-Noi;and get local the rest, in the market -104262;1362166774;Chaang-Noi;but i neer cook it -104261;1362166777;Chaang-Noi;never -104260;1362166799;Diablo-D3;huh, why not? -104259;1362166800;mircea_popescu;why not ? -104258;1362166828;Chaang-Noi;i dont know, i never have. also spending more than 10 mins trying to get a meal is a waste of time -104257;1362166838;Chaang-Noi;my wife will spend 2 hours on a meal some times... fucking insane -104256;1362166866;mircea_popescu;its an artform -104255;1362166882;mircea_popescu;i hear you say that im thinking "this is like saying spending more than 2 minutes to get laid is a waste of time" -104254;1362166899;Chaang-Noi;who spends more than 2 hours to get laid? -104253;1362166910;Chaang-Noi;you know i live in thailand right? -104252;1362166916;mircea_popescu;i don't think i spent two hours actually cooking yet tho -104251;1362166931;mircea_popescu;i don't mean the part between meeting the girl and getting her naked. -104250;1362166939;mircea_popescu;i mean the part between her being naked and you being done -104249;1362166940;Chaang-Noi;oh, i do BBQ, but i dont really count that as cooking -104248;1362166944;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: 2 minutes getting laid? wtf, must be an asian thing -104247;1362166955;mircea_popescu;more like rabbit thing -104246;1362166967;mircea_popescu;he prolly does it 49 times on an avg day -104245;1362166969;Diablo-D3;I couldn't get off in 2 minutes if I tried. Infact, I did. Didn't happen. -104244;1362166983;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -104243;1362166984;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 17471712.2288 based on data since last change | 4610091.30003 based on data for last three days -104242;1362166996;ThickAsThieves;??? -104241;1362166996;mircea_popescu;what the fucking fuck -104240;1362166998;mircea_popescu;are we forked ?! -104239;1362167004;mircea_popescu;we're forked. there's just no way. -104238;1362167010;Chaang-Noi;ahh sex time, yeah i have done over 2 hours before but not for a while.... 30 mins to an hour is fine... -104237;1362167019;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi most cooking takes about the same. -104236;1362167036;mircea_popescu;yest i made shrimp in white sauce with garlic + pasta, took like 25. -104235;1362167038;Chaang-Noi;yeah, but sex is so much better than food -104234;1362167043;mircea_popescu;hm -104233;1362167061;Chaang-Noi;if im goig to spend 1 hour doing something its going to be sex, not cooking:) -104232;1362167067;mircea_popescu;well obviously different, but both sensual delights. -104231;1362167068;Diablo-D3;hell, I wouldn't mind doing 8 hours on a meal -104230;1362167073;Diablo-D3;depends entirely what you're doing -104229;1362167096;ThickAsThieves;but really, whats going on with the diff -104228;1362167107;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -104227;1362167110;gribble;Current Blocks: 223776 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 2015 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 16 hours, 9 minutes, and 3 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 17471712.2288 | Estimated Percent Change: 300.00477 -104226;1362167126;thestringpuller;uh -104225;1362167136;thestringpuller;I'm getting June futures -104224;1362167139;mircea_popescu;wait -104223;1362167144;thestringpuller;LOL -104222;1362167149;mircea_popescu;17 mn ?! -104221;1362167158;mircea_popescu;holy sheit i read that as 1.7mn -104220;1362167169;Chaang-Noi;yeah asics on fire -104219;1362167171;Namworld;not sure we're forked... but looks like someone could do a 50% + -104218;1362167180;mircea_popescu;look at http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/ tho -104217;1362167183;mircea_popescu;they have very diff numbers. -104216;1362167185;Chaang-Noi;that would suck, lol -104215;1362167190;Namworld;unless BFL is testing on top of ASICMINER -104214;1362167200;thestringpuller;bot isn't in sync... -104213;1362167214;mod6;yeah, they're showing 3m estimated -104212;1362167228;mod6;much different than the numbers gribble is giving -104211;1362167238;mircea_popescu;i wonder wtf. -104210;1362167239;ThickAsThieves;where does gibble pull from -104209;1362167244;ThickAsThieves;r' -104208;1362167264;mod6;even the diff change is saying 914 blocks, and gribble is saying 2015 blocks -104207;1362167276;mod6;err s/914/974 -104206;1362167280;mircea_popescu;gribble wins tho, it's about 2k -104205;1362167286;mircea_popescu;retarget was earlier today -104204;1362167287;mod6;yeah, werid -104203;1362167300;mircea_popescu;maybe charts is off -104202;1362167323;mod6;;;bc,nethash -104201;1362167324;gribble;33000.822494620807 -104200;1362167331;ThickAsThieves;http://bitcoindifficulty.com/ -104199;1362167335;Chaang-Noi;http://bitcoin.sipa.be/ -104198;1362167398;mircea_popescu;it's clearly up -104197;1362167403;mircea_popescu;charts is fucked up, must be -104196;1362167431;thestringpuller;is the estimate off? -104195;1362167445;thestringpuller;or is the estimate highest the farther away the next retarget it -104194;1362167453;thestringpuller;I think it's going to go down very quickly -104193;1362167456;thestringpuller;;;estimate -104192;1362167457;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 17471712.2288 based on data since last change | 4610091.30003 based on data for last three days -104191;1362167469;ThickAsThieves;ah -104190;1362167473;Chaang-Noi;wait three days i guess -104189;1362167476;ThickAsThieves;stringpuller wins -104188;1362167496;thestringpuller;good charts Chaang-Noi -104187;1362167501;Chaang-Noi;thanks -104186;1362167506;Chaang-Noi;that is what i use -104185;1362167510;Chaang-Noi;not mine btw -104184;1362167536;mircea_popescu;sipa is wuile -104183;1362167570;thestringpuller;wuile? wut dat meen? -104182;1362167652;mircea_popescu;Pieter Wuille aka sipa, https://github.com/sipa -104181;1362168275;Chaang-Noi;;;bc,stats -104180;1362168277;gribble;Current Blocks: 223778 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 2013 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 12 hours, 4 minutes, and 28 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 12559483.346 | Estimated Percent Change: 187.54212 -104179;1362168287;Chaang-Noi;12M now -104178;1362168855;blu3gr1ffon;who runs bitbet.us? -104177;1362168865;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu does -104176;1362168883;mircea_popescu;lol -104175;1362168890;blu3gr1ffon;cool, you made me .7btc mr. mircea_popescu -104174;1362168892;mircea_popescu;watch me get a cake for doing such a good job -104173;1362168894;mircea_popescu;ahahaha win -104172;1362168898;kakobrekla;FUUUU -104171;1362168902;mircea_popescu;lmao totally. -104170;1362168930;Namworld;oh, bitbet report is in? -104169;1362168934;mircea_popescu;soonish -104168;1362168941;mircea_popescu;just as soon as im done cooking the motherfucking books -104167;1362168949;mircea_popescu;who knew accounting is this hard ;/ -104166;1362169007;Namworld;It's more of being a PITA than being hard. -104165;1362169019;mircea_popescu;yes exactly. -104164;1362169031;ThickAsThieves;"This is not the apocalypse. It's just dumb," Mr. Obama told reporters -104163;1362169037;ThickAsThieves;re: sequester -104162;1362169064;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: What is the basis for your difficulty prediction? -104161;1362169074;mircea_popescu;whioch one ? -104160;1362169080;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 8 @ 0.03401 = 0.2721 BTC [-] -104159;1362169114;Bugpowder;"Bitcoin next difficulty looks like 17mn, a 300%ish increase. Possibly largest gap since the very early days." -104158;1362169166;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -104157;1362169173;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 5830327.65884 based on data since last change | 4610091.30003 based on data for last three days -104156;1362169214;mircea_popescu;it was the early estimate. -104155;1362169236;Bugpowder;that was like 15 minutes ago though -104154;1362169276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00074307 = 3.7154 BTC [-] -104153;1362169277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00074306 = 4.867 BTC [-] -104152;1362169279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.00074306 = 0.9288 BTC [-] -104151;1362169328;ThickAsThieves;it will change in 15 more minutes too -104150;1362169557;mircea_popescu;yes, early on estimates are noisy -104149;1362169614;mod6;i just got an email from my bank...they'd like me to donate some food to them. -104148;1362169627;mod6;o_O -104147;1362169648;kakobrekla;"people guarding the safes are hungry, f1" -104146;1362169727;mircea_popescu;mkay, first version of cooked books. http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet-february-2013-statement/ -104145;1362169733;mircea_popescu;now let's see if we can get this shit past the auditors -104144;1362169736;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what say you ? -104143;1362169782;kakobrekla;lemme see here -104142;1362169988;imsaguy;There's really not much to cook -104141;1362170017;mircea_popescu;imsaguy i gave up the weird cash-basis monstrosity i was doing last month -104140;1362170027;mircea_popescu;because if i kept up with it the report would have been literally uninteligible -104139;1362170030;imsaguy;just hire smickles already -104138;1362170032;mircea_popescu;much lighter version now -104137;1362170035;mircea_popescu;he's pregnant -104136;1362170048;imsaguy;jesus? -104135;1362170057;mircea_popescu;jesus had the flu -104134;1362170075;imsaguy;oh, I thought jesus was coming again -104133;1362170239;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -104132;1362170297;blu3gr1ffon;that's why smickles is pregnant -104131;1362170652;jcpham;http://img.chan4chan.com/img/2009-01-27/1233029874506.jpg -104130;1362170806;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -104129;1362170806;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 6 days, 16 hours, 36 minutes, and 3 seconds ago: pong -104128;1362170812;thestringpuller;smickles is super afk -104127;1362170823;thestringpuller;^ imsaguy -104126;1362170931;jcpham;i bet smickles killed someone -104125;1362170936;jcpham;and he's just laying low -104124;1362170966;jcpham;he's 182% gangster to the core, that smickles -104123;1362171105;mircea_popescu;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/bfl-forum-miscellaneous/678-march-magic-month.html#post10143 -104122;1362171109;mircea_popescu;this is kinda funnay. -104121;1362171132;mircea_popescu;the person that i'm pretending to be pretending to be or somesuch found it for me. imagine, a girl actually read bfl forums! -104120;1362171254;[\\\];heh -104119;1362171276;jurov;bitbet referrals need whole addy or firstbits are okay? -104118;1362171278;[\\\];I'm gonna make a bunch of claims, but then turn around and make a disclaimer that the claims could be false -104117;1362171303;kakobrekla;whole addy -104116;1362171315;[\\\];He's too busy to do his own research but not too busy to make the initial claim -104115;1362171330;mircea_popescu;moreover... he disclaims whether bitbet is in fact owned by me or not -104114;1362171335;mircea_popescu;but he knows for a fact i'm a sad panda -104113;1362171349;mircea_popescu;because you see, there's some girl that keeps beating up on him on the interwebs -104112;1362171352;mircea_popescu;totally legit. -104111;1362171411;[\\\];"one more day, I promise" -104110;1362171417;[\\\];cross my heart, hope to die. -104109;1362171423;[\\\];ok fine, I hope you die. -104108;1362171429;mircea_popescu;;;google one more day -104107;1362171430;gribble;Spider-Man: One More Day - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; One More Day by Diamond Rio - The Last Time - YouTube: ; One More Day Lyrics - Diamond Rio: -104106;1362171442;mircea_popescu;wss this cheezy 90s song -104105;1362171451;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.00611 = 0.0917 BTC [-] -104104;1362171453;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0061 BTC [-] -104103;1362171453;[\\\];I'll take your word for it, panda. -104102;1362171455;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00609 = 0.609 BTC [-] -104101;1362171472;[\\\];oh wait, inaba said you're a liar -104100;1362171477;[\\\];and mommy said I can't talk to liars. -104099;1362171488;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 1.7 = 10.2 BTC [-] -104098;1362171500;mircea_popescu;ya except after mpoe-pr walked all over his face on btctalk he has to say it in blfcloset -104097;1362171599;[\\\];its easier to make up the rules in your own sandbox -104096;1362171660;mircea_popescu;"This person seams pretty sure of him self to bet so much money that we wont be seeing -104095;1362171660;mircea_popescu;A shipment before march, this has me a little worried." -104094;1362171663;mircea_popescu;very cute tho. -104093;1362171699;[\\\];are there april bets yet? -104092;1362171738;mircea_popescu;yeah there's one like 60 btc -104091;1362171748;[\\\];how about may or june? -104090;1362171753;mircea_popescu;not yet those. -104089;1362171756;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -104088;1362171758;mircea_popescu;avalon too -104087;1362171768;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -104086;1362171770;[\\\];I wouldn't take the avalon -104085;1362171794;mircea_popescu;10:13 and 24:33 respectvely -104084;1362171816;mircea_popescu;apparently ppl think avalon has more of a shot ?! -104083;1362171831;mircea_popescu;in any case this makes me realise, bet arbitraging is now possible. yes one no the other or we -104082;1362171832;[\\\];avalon has at least proven a device -104081;1362171837;[\\\];even if not shipping en masse -104080;1362171838;mircea_popescu;that is a point. -104079;1362171853;[\\\];what did kanoi hack on? -104078;1362171875;[\\\];they shipped him to bfl to develop software, but what did he test with? -104077;1362171877;FonziSource;the avalon is not the quality i would expect -104076;1362171878;mircea_popescu;wasn't he on asicminers ? -104075;1362171885;FonziSource;but i would certainly rock the hashes -104074;1362171909;pigeons;damint fonzi, pick a nick -104073;1362171911;[\\\];FonziSource: I'd expect there to be revisions between what Jeff got and what everyone else will receive -104072;1362171921;FonziSource;for avalon? yeah -104071;1362171925;mircea_popescu;prolly. -104070;1362171928;FonziSource;maybe a more poished product -104069;1362171943;FonziSource;I've read about the bugs and such -104068;1362171962;mircea_popescu;my guess would be thatm ost actual units would struggle to reach the prototype performance -104067;1362171968;mircea_popescu;it's the chinese way after all. soviet import. -104066;1362171974;FonziSource;but if the only bug is that it hangs every so x -104065;1362171984;[\\\];that's not a bug -104064;1362171984;FonziSource;i'd reboot it prior to x and have a coke and a smile too -104063;1362171985;[\\\];thats a feature -104062;1362172004;[\\\];the windows miners still like to freak out after 5 days -104061;1362172007;[\\\];so its not much different -104060;1362172012;[\\\];schedule the reboot and be done -104059;1362172014;FonziSource;mine is rock-steady mostly yo -104058;1362172022;FonziSource;i just have the one -104057;1362172026;[\\\];it is a bug in cgminer -104056;1362172030;[\\\];don't tell them that tho -104055;1362172032;[\\\];they'll blame windows -104054;1362172037;FonziSource;but I've got a cgminer running now since november on linux -104053;1362172039;FonziSource;non-stop -104052;1362172047;[\\\];but basically, there were a few versions of cgminer that run for weeks -104051;1362172051;[\\\];the new versions don't anymore -104050;1362172055;mircea_popescu;lmao -104049;1362172057;mircea_popescu;upgrade! -104048;1362172060;[\\\];there's a leak somewhere :D -104047;1362172087;[\\\];mircea_popescu: the whole stratum thing is forcing upgrades -104046;1362172099;mircea_popescu;i guess so -104045;1362172106;mircea_popescu;from what i gather the stratum is kinda unavoidable tho -104044;1362172108;FonziSource;cgminer version 2.4.0 - Started: [November 29, 2012, 12:47 pm] Rig: leviathan -104043;1362172108;FonziSource;(avg): 1040.85 Mh/s | Q:1714540 A:1896580 R:19689 HW:0 U:14.31/m ST:2258 DW:414493 NB:15431 LW:4265417 GF:292 RF:658 -104042;1362172113;FonziSource;killing it -104041;1362172142;pigeons;no you can avoid if if you use Luke-Jr's bfgnet -104040;1362172149;pigeons;what's it called Luke-Jr -104039;1362172154;FonziSource;GBT -104038;1362172157;FonziSource;iirc -104037;1362172164;FonziSource;or is that a street drug -104036;1362172192;mircea_popescu;big fag net ? -104035;1362172207;imsaguy;great big tatas -104034;1362172242;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/41/network-difficulty-under-3-75-million/ -104033;1362172247;mircea_popescu;oddly enough this is almost even money. -104032;1362172252;Luke-Jr;pigeons: I don't maintain BFGMiner old versions very long either -104031;1362172254;mircea_popescu;;;bc,diff -104030;1362172255;gribble;4367876.0008422 -104029;1362172258;FonziSource;;;bc,stats -104028;1362172261;gribble;Current Blocks: 223785 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 2006 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 18 hours, 38 minutes, and 58 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 5112621.65753 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.05052 -104027;1362172267;Luke-Jr;thought [\\\] should know better, and use it since it's got less bugs :P -104026;1362172269;FonziSource;20 percent yesterday -104025;1362172285;FonziSource;so how much did the diff increase -104024;1362172288;pigeons;doesnt eligius support another overlay protocol in addition to stratum as an alternative? -104023;1362172291;FonziSource;the last estimate i saw was 20% -104022;1362172300;Luke-Jr;pigeons: Eligius supports standard GBT of course -104021;1362172307;pigeons;that's what i was looking for -104020;1362172318;pigeons;the name of gbt as an alternative to stratum -104019;1362172327;pigeons;gay bisexual lesbian, -104018;1362172335;pigeons;err transgender -104017;1362172339;FonziSource;gay bisexual thespian -104016;1362172348;Diablo-D3;oh my~ -104015;1362172354;pigeons;gbt miner -104014;1362172359;pigeons;bitpride.com -104013;1362172365;mircea_popescu;gluttonous belching thracian why not -104012;1362172368;FonziSource;definitely bitpride -104011;1362172465;pigeons;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BIP_0023 -104010;1362172477;mircea_popescu;ackageShell provides an environment for software packages to run in. -104009;1362172480;mircea_popescu;from bitpride.com -104008;1362172503;pigeons;chef don't judge -104007;1362172542;topace;has sdice dividend been announced yet ? -104006;1362172735;kakobrekla;wtf is this free money here -104005;1362172735;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/41/network-difficulty-under-3-75-million/ -104004;1362172746;kakobrekla;i mean, was. -104003;1362172751;kakobrekla;silly ppl. -104002;1362172807;kakobrekla;ah i see im late to the party, was this was already beaten moments ago -104001;1362172815;kakobrekla;nevermind me -104000;1362172851;midnightmagic;gbt is really an unfortunate name. -103999;1362172908;midnightmagic;Hey wasn't there a bet that Josh (from BFL) did about BFL delivery times not that long ago? -103998;1362172943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.0007499 = 3.7495 BTC [+] -103997;1362172945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5262 @ 0.00074991 = 3.946 BTC [+] -103996;1362172945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00075999 = 3.8 BTC [+] -103995;1362172947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21238 @ 0.00076 = 16.1409 BTC [+] -103994;1362173015;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.006 = 0.6 BTC [-] -103993;1362173064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00610824 = 0.6108 BTC [-] -103992;1362173066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00610823 = 5.4974 BTC [-] -103991;1362173168;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla especially as bet was made after the new diff lol -103990;1362173168;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 138 @ 0.006 = 0.828 BTC [-] -103989;1362173272;kakobrekla;:) -103988;1362173310;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic if you mean the bitbet thing it closed recently. -103987;1362173334;mircea_popescu;topace not yet -103986;1362173355;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: It was pretty big wasn't it? -103985;1362173360;mircea_popescu;1.6k -103984;1362173361;Bugpowder;13.33k -103983;1362173369;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -103982;1362173407;midnightmagic;jesus, 1.7k. -103981;1362173447;topace;mircea_popescu: doh i was hoping it would come today so i coud not work this weekend :p -103980;1362173452;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Oh, does the site not escrow bets? -103979;1362173478;mircea_popescu;topace possibly might -103978;1362173490;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic the site itself is the escrow. -103977;1362173519;jurov;kakobrekla, that 3-75-million bet wasn't very visible. i remember myself thinking about it, but then it scrolled down into oblivion -103976;1362173584;kakobrekla;myeah -103975;1362173588;kakobrekla;bbl gotta go -103974;1362173648;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -103973;1362173649;mircea_popescu;i guess after this march 1st bfl will stand for butteryfly lols -103972;1362173801;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00601 BTC [-] -103971;1362173947;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99 BTC [-] -103970;1362173961;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: What the hell is that last comment bitching at you then..?! When one bets, they actually send BTC to the site right? Who mediates ambiguous bets? -103969;1362173983;mircea_popescu;tghe site. which last comment ? -103968;1362174007;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 0.99 = 1.98 BTC [-] -103967;1362174031;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Scroll way down to the "I am done using this site." -103966;1362174039;midnightmagic;http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ -103965;1362174044;mircea_popescu;o o. yeah, i dunno. person got bored or w/e -103964;1362174062;mircea_popescu;if you grep the log there was some wtfing about it earlier -103963;1362174082;mircea_popescu;"The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) has filed Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security, in response to a failure by the agency to release any documents pertaining to the “Emergency Wireless Protocols,” (Standard Operating Procedure 303 or “SOP 303″)." -103962;1362174099;mircea_popescu;the lol is strong with this one. this sop 303 thing is supposedly the procedure of how to turn off internets. -103961;1362174108;mircea_popescu;im sure it exists. especially if called "standard". -103960;1362174138;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.006 = 0.03 BTC [-] -103959;1362174151;midnightmagic;Doesn't SOP usually imply something that's done all the time? -103958;1362174163;mircea_popescu;in real world or in obamaworld ? -103957;1362174173;midnightmagic;Uh. -103956;1362174185;midnightmagic;Real world I guess! -103955;1362174187;mircea_popescu;then yes. -103954;1362174190;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.006 BTC [-] -103953;1362174214;mircea_popescu;in obamaworld things that were never done and can't in principle be done apparently qualify. -103952;1362174225;midnightmagic;Lame. -103951;1362174243;mircea_popescu;don't worry, he's creating jobs too -103950;1362174248;mircea_popescu;that's prolly sop 69 -103949;1362174256;midnightmagic;gobble gobble -103948;1362174269;midnightmagic;Holy fuck I make good coffee.. -103947;1362174332;jurov;There will be legal action resulting in injuction against or outright ban of sale of Google Glasses (or equivalent Google product) country-wide or state-wide in any country or US state, effective before 1st January 2014. Cited reason may be privacy concerns, patent violation or anything other. -103946;1362174338;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Seriously man. I make fucking awesome coffee. -103945;1362174340;jurov;is such bet preliminary acceptable? -103944;1362174373;jurov;kakobrekla ^^^ -103943;1362174433;midnightmagic;jurov: Hey. -103942;1362174465;midnightmagic;jurov: Guess what. -103941;1362174512;jurov;what? they're already banned somewhere? -103940;1362174526;midnightmagic;jurov: No. I make awesome coffee. -103939;1362174621;jurov;midnightmagic enjoy. i'll keep gulping here this instant shit with stevia. -103938;1362174654;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic wd. -103937;1362174670;mircea_popescu;jurov i think so -103936;1362174773;jurov;well it's too broad scope... maybe they'll get banned in baluchistan and we won't know it -103935;1362174842;mircea_popescu;you said us state neh ? -103934;1362174875;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 299 @ 0.01 = 2.99 BTC [+] -103933;1362174878;jurov;i said us state or anywhere else -103932;1362174894;jurov;maybe limit it to US state or EU country -103931;1362174998;mircea_popescu;o yeah -103930;1362175057;jurov;submitted. we'll see. -103929;1362175089;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.7 = 3.4 BTC [-] -103928;1362175435;jurov;;;ticker -103927;1362175436;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.48000, Best ask: 34.50999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02999, Last trade: 34.48001, 24 hour volume: 61642.33337937, 24 hour low: 30.90200, 24 hour high: 34.90000, 24 hour vwap: 33.38684 -103926;1362175449;jurov;34.9 ftw -103925;1362176108;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6835 BTC [-] -103924;1362176545;mircea_popescu;we're breaking 35 arent we -103923;1362176762;SudsyForce;http://i.imgur.com/81Jun1Q.jpg -103922;1362176763;SudsyForce;sfw -103921;1362176809;mircea_popescu;only have one weapon = moustache ? -103920;1362176925;mircea_popescu;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_rage_(law) also, lol. -103919;1362176958;SudsyForce;written, produced, and directed by Chris Robinson -103918;1362176964;SudsyForce;I wonder is Chris is angry -103917;1362176979;SudsyForce;;;google chris robinson black rage -103916;1362176979;gribble;Black Rage (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Amazon.com: Black Rage [VHS]: Chris Robinson, Ted Cassidy ...: ; Charcoal Black (1972) - IMDb: -103915;1362177010;SudsyForce;Two slave brothers, one black, one an albino, discover a treasure map which is taken from them by their foreman. They take it back but are pursued by the foreman. Originally, the foreman seeks the aid of two bounty hunters who pursue the protagonists throughout the film. At the end, both the foreman and the bounty hunters catch up with the two escaped slaves, and the foreman has a change of heart, helping to kill the bounty hunters. -103914;1362177205;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -103913;1362177207;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0007147 / 0.00075292 / 0.00076 (264833 shares, 199.40 BTC), 7D: 0.00061614 / 0.00069845 / 0.00078 (17743462 shares, 12,393.01 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00067298 / 0.00078 (67591125 shares, 45,487.52 BTC) -103912;1362177248;thestringpuller;mpex has almost his 0.0008 BTC -103911;1362177264;mircea_popescu;SudsyForce course irl it works more like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_Ferguson_(convict) -103910;1362177270;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2241 @ 0.006 = 13.446 BTC [-] -103909;1362178643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4710 @ 0.00075142 = 3.5392 BTC [-] -103908;1362178729;mircea_popescu;https://blockchain.info/hub-nodes -103907;1362178736;mircea_popescu;the us gets a honorable 4th position. -103906;1362179517;fydel;MR mircea_popescu: Is there a way to see the exact trade volumes of the mpex stocks? The graphs on mpex.com are nice but I would like to have more infos, Sir. -103905;1362179612;kakobrekla;http://bitcoin-assets.com/mpex-socket/ -103904;1362179946;mircea_popescu;fydel well, there's the stuff in http://mpex.co/faq.html#11 -103903;1362179961;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -103902;1362179963;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0007147 / 0.0007529 / 0.00076 (269543 shares, 202.94 BTC), 7D: 0.00061614 / 0.00069867 / 0.00078 (17683122 shares, 12,354.72 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00067298 / 0.00078 (67573650 shares, 45,476.39 BTC) -103901;1362179969;mircea_popescu;the 30 day volume comes from the json there for instance -103900;1362179984;fydel;mircea_popescu: thank you, sir -103899;1362179992;mircea_popescu;yw -103898;1362180378;fydel;kakobrekla: thank you,,this looks nice -103897;1362181551;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -103896;1362181552;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 6 days, 19 hours, 35 minutes, and 11 seconds ago: pong -103895;1362182147;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 45 @ 0.35 = 15.75 BTC [+] -103894;1362182205;assbot;brb -103893;1362182441;assbot;[MPEX] [TEST] [PAID] 1.23456789 BTC to 1`000`000 shares, 0.00000123BTC per share -103892;1362182468;kakobrekla;aw fuck it went here -103891;1362182473;kakobrekla;a well fuck it then -103890;1362182498;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 15 @ 0.2999 = 4.4985 BTC [-] -103889;1362182571;mircea_popescu;lol -103888;1362182667;thestringpuller;;;estimate -103887;1362182668;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4920122.48034 based on data since last change | 4642001.13651 based on data for last three days -103886;1362182677;thestringpuller;there wr go more accurate data -103885;1362182741;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 38 @ 0.2999 = 11.3962 BTC [-] -103884;1362183037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] [PAID] 2.72083959 BTC to 5`000`000 shares, 0.00000054 BTC per share -103883;1362183097;mircea_popescu;that seems to work. -103882;1362183109;mircea_popescu;tho it'd prolly be a good idea if per share div was quoted in satoshi -103881;1362183180;kakobrekla;ok sure -103880;1362183232;kakobrekla;done -103879;1362183244;mircea_popescu;http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_WZOAlyVJY98/TSZt835TmwI/AAAAAAAARwU/CX-qqFCUmJ0/s1600/IMG_1178.JPG -103878;1362183248;mircea_popescu;isn't she grinning suspiciously. -103877;1362183867;SudsyForce;in other news I'm having difficulty reconciling this: http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/technical/optical_illusion.html -103876;1362183874;SudsyForce;i may have to take an internet break -103875;1362184206;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.6 BTC [-] -103874;1362184323;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -103873;1362184866;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.6805 = 4.083 BTC [-] -103872;1362185096;mjr_;whats up :) -103871;1362185155;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -103870;1362185366;mjr_;mpex website is down? -103869;1362185383;mjr_;or is it me? -103868;1362185422;kakobrekla;works here -103867;1362185901;Bugpowder;hey dudes, got a little troubleshooting question -103866;1362185906;Bugpowder;anyone game? -103865;1362185942;kakobrekla;game what? -103864;1362185952;Bugpowder;importing a cold wallet.dat into my main bitcoin-qt client -103863;1362185959;Bugpowder;and no balance shows up -103862;1362185969;Bugpowder;despite it showing the right addresss -103861;1362185982;Bugpowder;and being fully synced with network -103860;1362185984;kakobrekla;did you try that rescan option -103859;1362185993;Bugpowder;and blockchain shows it in there -103858;1362185993;Bugpowder;no -103857;1362185997;Bugpowder;did not rescan -103856;1362186005;Bugpowder;Will that redownload the blockchain? -103855;1362186012;kakobrekla;no -103854;1362186023;kakobrekla;-rescan Rescan the block chain for missing wallet transactions -103853;1362186039;Bugpowder;could it potentially damage my hot wallet? -103852;1362186049;Diablo-D3;I really should beat Ukto with a cluebat -103851;1362186069;kakobrekla;well bitcoin can potentially do preetymuch anything including with stabbing you in the face -103850;1362186071;kakobrekla;make a copy -103849;1362186095;kakobrekla;bitcoind* -103848;1362186102;Bugpowder;yes I have a copy -103847;1362186108;Bugpowder;multiple copies -103846;1362186109;kakobrekla;well not to worry then -103845;1362186114;Bugpowder;OK. -103844;1362186116;kakobrekla;close it, run it with -rescan -103843;1362186121;kakobrekla;it will take a while -103842;1362186122;Bowjob;;;ticker -103841;1362186122;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.82300, Best ask: 34.84999, Bid-ask spread: 0.02699, Last trade: 34.82300, 24 hour volume: 37832.17788346, 24 hour low: 32.92000, 24 hour high: 34.90000, 24 hour vwap: 34.18692 -103840;1362186132;Bowjob;lol -103839;1362186134;Bugpowder;I am trying to move my main stash into cold storage, just testing how it works now -103838;1362186138;Bugpowder;thanks for the input -103837;1362186148;kakobrekla;k -103836;1362186157;Bowjob;bug, had you been so stubborn you woulda been crushed by your puts -103835;1362186181;Bugpowder;yes I know -103834;1362186186;Bugpowder;that is why I exited them -103833;1362186194;Bugpowder;at the bottom of the 24hr dip -103832;1362186204;Bugpowder;this market is too damn strong -103831;1362186207;Bugpowder;trend is your friend -103830;1362186223;Bugpowder;not that I'm complaining -103829;1362186521;Bowjob;eh -103828;1362186549;Bowjob;I'm looking at private islands for a near future purchase.. i wonder which one's the best value for buck -103827;1362186557;Bowjob;:) -103826;1362186664;Ukto;Diablo-D3 ? -103825;1362186665;Ukto;what now ? -103824;1362186671;Bugpowder;excellent. Thanks kakobrekla -103823;1362186693;Diablo-D3;Ukto: you don't accept bitcoins directly -103822;1362186707;Ukto;hopefully in the next 30 days -103821;1362186730;Ukto;new stuff will be in effect -103820;1362186733;Ukto;that will make your head spins -103819;1362186736;Ukto;and it wont matter -103818;1362186743;Ukto;spin -103817;1362186862;FabianB;mircea_popescu: mpex dossed again? -103816;1362187188;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/277/bitbet-haxxed-in-2013/ -103815;1362187190;Bowjob;wtff -103814;1362187232;Bowjob;nvm -103813;1362187472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00075557 = 9.8224 BTC [+] -103812;1362187574;Diablo-D3;lol -103811;1362187661;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.006389 = 0.6389 BTC [+] -103810;1362187746;Bugpowder;now we wait for the weekend dip... -103809;1362187766;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 25 @ 0.00072 = 0.018 BTC [-] -103808;1362187768;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 925 @ 0.00073 = 0.6753 BTC [+] -103807;1362187797;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -103806;1362187811;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=148212.new;boardseen#new -103805;1362187813;Bowjob;O: -103804;1362187872;Bowjob;"Lessons learned. Batch #2 process will have improvements, minor design adjustments and other goodies." -103803;1362187912;Bugpowder;O_o -103802;1362187919;Bugpowder;damn son -103801;1362187928;Bugpowder;that is like $15,000 down the tubes -103800;1362187931;Bowjob;theres more avalons than we discovered -103799;1362187945;Bowjob;but why did both fuck up at the exact same time? -103798;1362188022;Bugpowder;he stacked them on top of each other -103797;1362188029;Bugpowder;or there is a faulty batch -103796;1362188048;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.6795 = 3.3975 BTC [-] -103795;1362188059;Bowjob;hopefull batch two will resolve that -103794;1362188070;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 11 @ 0.006389 = 0.0703 BTC [+] -103793;1362188320;mircea_popescu;FabianB is it ? -103792;1362188371;mircea_popescu;bowjob that avalon bet adjustment seems prescient in retrospect huh -103791;1362188410;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 35 @ 0.68 = 23.8 BTC [+] -103790;1362189449;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P310T] 1000 @ 0.11319853 = 113.1985 BTC [-] -103789;1362189724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00075999 = 3.8 BTC [+] -103788;1362189730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00076 = 7.372 BTC [+] -103787;1362190076;mircea_popescu;"Sir, they are two avalon located in different rooms. No one touch them because they are all working well last night before I went to sleep." -103786;1362190079;mircea_popescu;o this poor guy -103785;1362190090;mircea_popescu;has the distinct sound of ruined family hopes and aspirations to it. -103784;1362191076;jurov;if anyone desperately needs to place orders, mpex.coinbr.com still works -103783;1362191085;jurov;at leat stat does -103782;1362191103;Bowjob;im withholding my bet.. im uncertain' -103781;1362191103;Bowjob;lol -103780;1362191114;Bowjob;I already bet $1500 on avalon anyyway -103779;1362191175;jurov;mircea_popescu , no comment? it's ddos? -103778;1362191186;mircea_popescu;what is ?! -103777;1362191194;mircea_popescu;site's fine ? -103776;1362191205;jurov;i can't access mpex.co .. times out -103775;1362191211;jurov;only via proxy -103774;1362191220;mircea_popescu;tehn you may have a dns issue locally -103773;1362191225;mircea_popescu;but the site is on the web. -103772;1362191228;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.685 = 8.22 BTC [+] -103771;1362191240;mircea_popescu;http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/mpex.co -103770;1362191247;mircea_popescu;and it never was down today either. -103769;1362191282;jurov;wtf is this -103768;1362191297;mircea_popescu;interesting, are you going through the same hub as fabian ? -103767;1362191354;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P310T] 1000 @ 0.11319853 = 113.1985 BTC [-] -103766;1362191354;mod6;i havent had any problems -103765;1362191357;mircea_popescu;besides, it trades -103764;1362191391;jurov;traaaceroute gets this: http://bitbin.it/Malhw4h3 -103763;1362191394;mircea_popescu;also in the news, pinkhouse : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134290700472.jpg -103762;1362191417;mircea_popescu;FabianB are you also going through the same node as jurov http://bitbin.it/Malhw4h3 ? -103761;1362191434;kakobrekla;does this pinkhouse have a street address? -103760;1362191457;kakobrekla;has* -103759;1362191464;kakobrekla;fuckin iliteral -103758;1362191465;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla only for the initiated -103757;1362191522;mircea_popescu;jurov it looks like atlas.cogentco is having issues and perhaps dropping packets -103756;1362191583;jurov;good you have put the proxies in place, i just switched -103755;1362191625;kakobrekla;well hmm -103754;1362191630;kakobrekla;im initiated in various stuffs -103753;1362191635;jurov;interesting that from my bitvps from zurich it works -103752;1362191748;Bowjob;basically theres more avalons in the wild than we previously thought -103751;1362191757;kakobrekla;hm? -103750;1362191759;Bowjob;so.. 298/300 avalons work -103749;1362191800;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=148212.new;boardseen#new -103748;1362191811;Bowjob;One thing that bothers me.. 2 of them shut off at the exact same time -103747;1362191823;Bowjob;was it on his end? -103746;1362192009;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.685 = 1.37 BTC [+] -103745;1362193139;thestringpuller;;;later tell Bugpowder -103744;1362193139;gribble;(later tell ) -- Tells the next time is in seen. can contain wildcard characters, and the first matching nick will be given the note. -103743;1362193143;thestringpuller;;;later tell Bugpowder http://gizmodo.com/5987639/scientists-wire-two-rats-brains-together-and-share-a-thought-across-the-internet -103742;1362193144;gribble;The operation succeeded. -103741;1362193162;thestringpuller;;;calc 298/300 -103740;1362193163;gribble;0.993333333333 -103739;1362193182;thestringpuller;99% of all Avalon's work, seems like a good job. A+ no? -103738;1362193437;Bowjob;;;ticker -103737;1362193438;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.27669, Best ask: 34.58835, Bid-ask spread: 0.31166, Last trade: 34.27626, 24 hour volume: 41270.19696629, 24 hour low: 32.92000, 24 hour high: 34.90000, 24 hour vwap: 34.26412 -103736;1362193448;Bowjob;only 34.27? -103735;1362193450;Bowjob;crash!!! -103734;1362193467;thestringpuller;;;market sell 10000 -103733;1362193469;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 333181.4110 USD and would take the last price down to 32.5000 USD, resulting in an average price of 33.3181 USD/BTC. -103732;1362193473;thestringpuller;;;market sell 100000 -103731;1362193475;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 2800852.7112 USD and would take the last price down to 19.5000 USD, resulting in an average price of 28.0085 USD/BTC. -103730;1362193497;thestringpuller;;;market buy 100000 -103729;1362193499;gribble;This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 71717.994 bitcoins, for a total of 16174263427823.8477 USD and take the price to 13370133701337.0000. -103728;1362193503;thestringpuller;;;market buy 1000 -103727;1362193506;gribble;A market order to buy 1000 bitcoins right now would take 34837.9787 USD and would take the last price up to 34.9100 USD, resulting in an average price of 34.8380 USD/BTC. -103726;1362193509;thestringpuller;;;market buy 10000 -103725;1362193511;gribble;A market order to buy 10000 bitcoins right now would take 352432.4425 USD and would take the last price up to 35.9775 USD, resulting in an average price of 35.2432 USD/BTC. -103724;1362193559;thestringpuller;We very well may soon see how many bitcoins have actually been lost... -103723;1362193581;thestringpuller;;;market sell 1000000 -103722;1362193583;gribble;A market order to sell 1000000 bitcoins right now would net 4530174.0465 USD and would take the last price down to 0.0100 USD, resulting in an average price of 4.5302 USD/BTC. -103721;1362193742;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/all-thatll-do-is-drive-financiers-to-bitcoin/ -103720;1362193768;mircea_popescu;jurov pretty nifty system after all huh. -103719;1362193812;jurov; 99% of all Avalon's work, seems like a good job. A+ no? << but i also kinda fon't care about people trying to sneak bets in at low risk << this. -103451;1362206646;mircea_popescu;scalper self-owned. duh. -103450;1362206695;ThickAsThieves;that guy who bet 50 BTC -103449;1362206700;ThickAsThieves;lost like 11 cents -103448;1362206704;ThickAsThieves;cry me a river -103447;1362207287;Chaang-Noi;i just found it funny -103446;1362207295;Chaang-Noi;i was not complaining -103445;1362207365;mircea_popescu;i guess bitbet is busting into the mainstream, -103444;1362207372;mircea_popescu;there's fiddy threads about that it seems -103443;1362207604;Chaang-Noi;yeah, people who like btc love gambling -103442;1362207614;Chaang-Noi;crazy... -103441;1362207659;mircea_popescu;i think people love gambling a liot more than anyone suspects -103440;1362207663;mircea_popescu;it's just too difficult to do -103439;1362207694;ThickAsThieves;i had someone justify scratch tickets to me the other day -103438;1362207704;ThickAsThieves;basically, you can't win if you don't play! -103437;1362207780;B0g4r7;I liked scalping BoB bets. Lately they've stopped me tho. -103436;1362207965;mircea_popescu;how ? -103435;1362208098;ThickAsThieves;dang them DMC shares paid nicely -103434;1362208171;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147314.msg1568293#msg1568293 -103433;1362208176;mircea_popescu;i like it when she totally shots threads dead -103432;1362208310;ThickAsThieves;i think one appealing aspect of the company retaining shares as payment -103431;1362208326;ThickAsThieves;is it make figuring dividends per share simpler -103430;1362208363;mircea_popescu;how you figure ? -103429;1362208454;ThickAsThieves;on the fly i mean, like while checking out stock prices on the exchanges -103428;1362208482;ThickAsThieves;you dont need to memorize or look up how many shares are public -103427;1362208524;ThickAsThieves;like sdice, how 10% of profit goes to public -103426;1362208538;mircea_popescu;uh -103425;1362208546;mircea_popescu;what you say seems to contradict what you say. -103424;1362208554;ThickAsThieves;i realize that -103423;1362208555;ThickAsThieves;lol -103422;1362208580;mircea_popescu;so, normal company. issues 100 shares, makes 100 profit, retains 30% pays out 70%. dividend is .7 per share -103421;1362208608;mircea_popescu;weirdo glbse abomination : issues 100 shares, of which it sells 70 and keeps 30 "for growth". makes 100 profit now it pays out 1 per share -103420;1362208620;mircea_popescu;except each actual share gets a further .3 from the retainment -103419;1362208622;mircea_popescu;and wtf -103418;1362208676;ThickAsThieves;pretty much yeah -103417;1362208768;mircea_popescu;and then later maybe it sells some of the "kept" shares -103416;1362208789;mircea_popescu;in general it's just a way to equivocate ownership, which practically works as a way for the operator to steal equity. -103415;1362208798;mircea_popescu;not something you wish to see. -103414;1362208841;ThickAsThieves;expenses arent exactly difficult to fake either -103413;1362208997;mircea_popescu;true -103412;1362209004;mircea_popescu;this is a major problem going forward actually. -103411;1362209069;ThickAsThieves;for example, this bitcoinpride ipo -103410;1362209079;ThickAsThieves;who knows what the hell his expenses are -103409;1362209083;ThickAsThieves;selling shirts -103408;1362209089;ThickAsThieves;is he printing on demand? -103407;1362209095;ThickAsThieves;screenprinting in batches? -103406;1362209104;ThickAsThieves;using a vendor? -103405;1362209158;mircea_popescu;yeah -103404;1362209359;Chaang-Noi;mp, i was told if we deposit 1000 btc on mpex we get a free account. true or not? -103403;1362209461;mircea_popescu;not. -103402;1362236482;mircea_popescu;Hi there, I would like to start correspondence with you, i have seen your profile and i'm very interested. I'm looking for loyal, romantic and intelligent guy for serious relations. -103401;1362236492;mircea_popescu;ok, who's been spreading shit about me ? -103400;1362236517;BitHub;that's cheating spamming whore -103399;1362236524;BitHub;-'s -103398;1362236560;mircea_popescu;I dunno dood. she signs "Respectfully yours, Tanya" and her email is Sorokian83@yandex.ru -103397;1362236562;mircea_popescu;seems legit. -103396;1362236578;BitHub;don't let her go bro, follow your heart -103395;1362237539;mircea_popescu;"[WTB] $ Get Me a Digital File(s) From the Internet $ johnniewalker" -103394;1362237542;mircea_popescu;is this guy serious ?! -103393;1362238581;kakobrekla;mornin. -103392;1362238639;mircea_popescu;dude bitbet was haxed! -103391;1362238743;Chaang-Noi;? -103390;1362238781;BitHub;not again -103389;1362238812;mircea_popescu;lol -103388;1362238902;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=148350.0 -103387;1362238918;mircea_popescu;gotta love this stuff. asicminer/bitfountain dropped the ball on handling their shares ? -103386;1362238924;mircea_popescu;that's ok, the market will do what it can. -103385;1362238937;mircea_popescu;perhaps the next company learns to be less retarded from this. -103384;1362238992;BitHub;hmmmm -103383;1362239003;BitHub;asicminer PT -103382;1362239478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00074766 = 7.5514 BTC [+] -103381;1362239480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 600 @ 0.0007476 = 0.4486 BTC [-] -103380;1362239607;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -103379;1362239610;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00610823 / 0.00637054 / 0.00637777 (37300 shares, 237.62 BTC), 7D: 0.00578039 / 0.00624256 / 0.00638999 (351758 shares, 2,195.87 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.00601894 / 0.007395 (6807830 shares, 40,975.93 BTC) -103378;1362239621;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00601894*40000 -103377;1362239622;gribble;240.7576 -103376;1362239756;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -103375;1362239758;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4194032.01349 based on data since last change | 4324654.12955 based on data for last three days -103374;1362240160;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.398 BTC [+] -103373;1362240165;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -103372;1362240170;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.1199 = 0.2398 BTC [+] -103371;1362240228;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 18 @ 0.00849 = 0.1528 BTC [-] -103370;1362240589;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 7 @ 0.35 = 2.45 BTC [+] -103369;1362240750;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 8 @ 0.00849 = 0.0679 BTC [-] -103368;1362240957;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20845732 = 208.4573 BTC [+] -103367;1362240959;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23388811 = 233.8881 BTC [+] -103366;1362240960;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26266949 = 262.6695 BTC [-] -103365;1362240964;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 8 @ 0.27533866 = 2.2027 BTC [-] -103364;1362240971;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 992 @ 0.29501916 = 292.659 BTC [+] -103363;1362241034;mircea_popescu;aaand the oix jumps two dolla -103362;1362241097;kakobrekla;36 O_o -103361;1362241108;kakobrekla;almost 37 -103360;1362241127;mircea_popescu;yeh -103359;1362241137;mircea_popescu;these are exciting times -103358;1362241231;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi what you're probably thinking about is the fact that if you trade worth somethign like a few k's worth you make your mpex reg fee back out of the fees difference. -103357;1362241271;mircea_popescu;also i nthe news, http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/02/28/girls-gone-wild-bankruptcy/1954419/ -103356;1362241414;BitHub;oh no -103355;1362241433;BitHub;who will document these beautiful creatures? -103354;1362241444;mircea_popescu;their bfs ? -103353;1362242214;Chaang-Noi;mp it was something your pr girl told theymos -103352;1362242268;mircea_popescu;a, a that. -103351;1362242280;mircea_popescu;yeah, but that was strictly an offer related to his forum moneyz. -103350;1362242287;mircea_popescu;like a one off sort of thing. (he missed out on it too) -103349;1362242300;Chaang-Noi;that did not seem to be clear -103348;1362242323;mircea_popescu;a well. we live, we clarify. -103347;1362242347;Chaang-Noi;just wondering, i passed up the free account with no string attached anyway. -103346;1362242382;Chaang-Noi;i kinda found why he was doing that with the forum moneies, he wanted to do fraction reserves... -103345;1362242386;Chaang-Noi;seems like a cover to spend it.. -103344;1362242391;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.0906 = 0.1812 BTC [+] -103343;1362242404;mircea_popescu;from what i recall you got really hot and bothered because you missent something like a 1 btc -103342;1362242415;mircea_popescu;back before mpex, in the mpoe days -103341;1362242432;Chaang-Noi;? -103340;1362242442;Chaang-Noi;mpoe? -103339;1362242526;Chaang-Noi;i passed it up cuz i assumed an exchange with high fees would never work, and other than s,dice that seems to be true, and i think s.dice is way to high and i would not ahve invested in it anyway. -103338;1362242564;BitHub;my lawyer advised me to not use mpex -103337;1362242585;mircea_popescu;BitHub did you get a signed paper and everything ? -103336;1362242588;Chaang-Noi;lol, why did you waste your lawyers time? what did you really think he would say? -103335;1362242616;Chaang-Noi;what lawyer anywhere would think an unregistered stock exchange in fake internet money was a good idea?? -103334;1362242651;BitHub;i'm jk :) -103333;1362242694;mircea_popescu;well inasmuch as it's fake internet money, what diff does it make. -103332;1362242705;mircea_popescu;BitHub pity, i'd totally have put it up in the faq -103331;1362242715;BitHub;haha -103330;1362242724;BitHub;i like your faq -103329;1362242728;BitHub;"this is dog" -103328;1362242742;mircea_popescu;it may be dog, but it's a bitch for translators. -103327;1362243434;mircea_popescu;http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2013-03-01/business/chi-square-told-to-stop-processing-mobile-payments-in-ill-20130301_1_mobile-payments-illinois-regulators-cell-phone -103326;1362243785;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20812111 = 208.1211 BTC [-] -103325;1362243787;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23354686 = 233.5469 BTC [-] -103324;1362243788;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26232486 = 262.3249 BTC [-] -103323;1362243799;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.29467593 = 294.6759 BTC [-] -103322;1362243844;ThickAsThieves;lol http://www.theverge.com/2013/3/1/4054762/obama-strikes-back-after-illogical-jedi-mind-meld-comment -103321;1362244690;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.68 = 5.44 BTC [+] -103320;1362244741;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20807672 = 208.0767 BTC [-] -103319;1362244743;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23350323 = 233.5032 BTC [-] -103318;1362244745;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26228253 = 262.2825 BTC [-] -103317;1362244747;mircea_popescu;oh my. -103316;1362244755;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.29463549 = 294.6355 BTC [-] -103315;1362244794;error4733;can some1 can explain thids for me please ? -103314;1362244803;Bugpowder;Big beta -103313;1362244808;Bugpowder;Bets -103312;1362244821;error4733;still a noob for this kind of stuff -103311;1362244834;error4733;bet on 37$ ? -103310;1362244866;mircea_popescu;on just a little under 37 i think -103309;1362244875;Bugpowder;More like $50 -103308;1362244876;mircea_popescu;no wait. actually, on 44 -103307;1362244877;mircea_popescu;yeah -103306;1362244883;mircea_popescu;oix calls side says 44.0 -103305;1362244897;mircea_popescu;but i guess the person is probably going for the psychological 50 -103304;1362244897;error4733;what the name of this order ? (needed for google) -103303;1362244905;mircea_popescu;error4733 call options ? -103302;1362244906;Bugpowder;Yah -103301;1362244909;error4733;this -103300;1362244922;error4733;thanks ;) i told you i'm a noob hehe -103299;1362244945;mircea_popescu;dude if we have a new max in feb and break 50 in march... -103298;1362244958;mircea_popescu;true that it's a long (5 week) month -103297;1362245010;Bugpowder;Those need it to hit 46.5 -103296;1362245037;ThickAsThieves;not unlikely -103295;1362245038;Bugpowder;At least the 37s -103294;1362245077;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 47 -103293;1362245079;gribble;There are currently 38136.24 bitcoins offered at or under 47.0 USD, worth 1443933.18817 USD in total. -103292;1362245097;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 37 -103291;1362245099;gribble;There are currently 18088.055 bitcoins offered at or under 37.0 USD, worth 641235.039706 USD in total. -103290;1362245112;error4733;same wall as 32$ -103289;1362245113;mircea_popescu;mil and a half. somehow it doesn't look like much at all. -103288;1362245117;mircea_popescu;i wonder if this signals the top is in. -103287;1362245151;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20803246 = 208.0325 BTC [-] -103286;1362245153;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23345974 = 233.4597 BTC [-] -103285;1362245154;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26224033 = 262.2403 BTC [-] -103284;1362245166;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.29459517 = 294.5952 BTC [-] -103283;1362245167;Bugpowder;If its that other big fish, it will prob tank within 24 hours -103282;1362245169;mircea_popescu;he's gonna buy the whole book isnt he. -103281;1362245185;Bugpowder;He will exit for a 30% loss -103280;1362245192;mircea_popescu;lol i recall that. -103279;1362245194;Bugpowder;And it will then bounce -103278;1362245199;mircea_popescu;to 50 -103277;1362245200;mircea_popescu;lmao -103276;1362245204;mircea_popescu;it totally happened once -103275;1362245206;Bugpowder;And continue up to 50 -103274;1362245213;Bugpowder;Last month -103273;1362245220;mircea_popescu;wasn't it end of jan ? -103272;1362245227;Bugpowder;Happened twice -103271;1362245235;mircea_popescu;i recall the huge puts scramble end of jan -103270;1362245241;Bugpowder;End of jan with the short puts -103269;1362245243;mircea_popescu;ya -103268;1362245247;Bugpowder;And again mid feb -103267;1362245252;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.0063777 = 63.777 BTC [-] -103266;1362245275;Bugpowder;Heyyo -103265;1362245290;mircea_popescu;777 is that some sort of payout ? -103264;1362245291;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 27 @ 0.646 = 17.442 BTC [-] -103263;1362245292;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.646 = 12.92 BTC [-] -103262;1362245293;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.6455 = 1.9365 BTC [-] -103261;1362245293;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.6452 = 1.9356 BTC [-] -103260;1362245294;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.6451 = 7.7412 BTC [-] -103259;1362245295;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 35 @ 0.642 = 22.47 BTC [-] -103258;1362245360;mircea_popescu;hmm, i have an idea. -103257;1362245387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0063777 = 31.8885 BTC [-] -103256;1362245449;error4733;? i'm still drunk ? those order should normlay got a [+] -103255;1362245539;ThickAsThieves;price went down - -103254;1362245567;ThickAsThieves;interested in hearing this idea -103253;1362245646;error4733;http://www.onerandomb.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/jackie-chan-meme.png -103252;1362245651;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.642 = 12.84 BTC [-] -103251;1362245770;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.665 = 4.655 BTC [+] -103250;1362245803;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20799254 = 207.9925 BTC [-] -103249;1362245805;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23342052 = 233.4205 BTC [-] -103248;1362245816;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 18 @ 0.262 = 4.716 BTC [-] -103247;1362245818;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 982 @ 0.26220227 = 257.4826 BTC [+] -103246;1362245825;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.29455881 = 294.5588 BTC [-] -103245;1362245858;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -103244;1362245861;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.00000027 / 0.00000041 / 0.00000045 ( shares, 0.00 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -103243;1362245869;mircea_popescu;aha. -103242;1362245947;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -103241;1362245949;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 26.99890377 / 41.78034705 / 44.6280476 ( shares, 8,354.47 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -103240;1362245960;ThickAsThieves;so the more people factor this OIX into their decisions, the more it manifests it's own value -103239;1362245962;ThickAsThieves;genius -103238;1362245967;mircea_popescu;ok so, the low is put oix, the high is call oix, the avg is mixed oix. -103237;1362245980;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves virus :D -103236;1362246044;Bugpowder;Love the oix idea btw -103235;1362246058;mircea_popescu;:) -103234;1362246077;ThickAsThieves;so is an oix asset coming up too? -103233;1362246084;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -103232;1362246086;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 26.99890377 / 41.78034705 / 44.6280476 (no shares, 8,354.47 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -103231;1362246094;mircea_popescu;ahaha check that out, i can now hax assbot. -103230;1362246178;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well possibly. i think it's not heavy enough yet to trade. -103229;1362246202;mircea_popescu;maybe a decent idea for a PT, but i'd be loath to introduce it to mpex, have someone dump 5k on it -103228;1362246212;mircea_popescu;when itself it's only based on like 8k atm and may at any time zero out even -103227;1362246275;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20795276 = 207.9528 BTC [-] -103226;1362246277;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23338143 = 233.3814 BTC [-] -103225;1362246288;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26216435 = 262.1644 BTC [-] -103224;1362246290;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.29452258 = 294.5226 BTC [-] -103223;1362246292;mircea_popescu;yup he's buying the book, no doubt about it -103222;1362246304;ThickAsThieves;yeah i was mostly thinking about potential PT too -103221;1362246329;ThickAsThieves;now this is def beyond my knowledge, -103220;1362246339;mircea_popescu;actually it would prolly make a wunderbar hedge for anchoring tyhings like ltc -103219;1362246341;ThickAsThieves;but buying the book essentially puts him in control? -103218;1362246363;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves in a sense. it takes the bot out of the offer market, so he might be able to offer them back at w/e price suits him -103217;1362246377;mircea_popescu;but its limited -103216;1362246400;ThickAsThieves;i think there's a lot of potential for playing ltc assets and ltc in general against btc -103215;1362246409;mircea_popescu;ya possibly. -103214;1362246424;ThickAsThieves;ive been buying up stuff -103213;1362246424;mircea_popescu;it's unlikely you'd make a oix bet that's too big in ltc, because ltc is kinda small. -103212;1362246508;ThickAsThieves;ltc=.0788 usd -103211;1362246515;ThickAsThieves;.00243 BTC -103210;1362246568;ThickAsThieves;i'm tempting to get into botting on BTCe -103209;1362246578;ThickAsThieves;but its one more thing for me to learn -103208;1362246591;ThickAsThieves;you can push the price so easy -103207;1362246612;ThickAsThieves;even a 5000ltc buy at the right time of day sways the price for a while -103206;1362246665;kakobrekla;;;calc 5000*.00243 -103205;1362246665;gribble;12.15 -103204;1362246668;kakobrekla;eh? -103203;1362246695;kakobrekla;LETS FUCK UP LTC WITH 12 BTC -103202;1362246739;error4733;it's the plan with my SD div -103201;1362246739;ThickAsThieves;hehe, -103200;1362246768;ThickAsThieves;depends on time of day -103199;1362246779;ThickAsThieves;like right now 5000ltc doesnt make a big dent -103198;1362246782;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20790871 = 207.9087 BTC [-] -103197;1362246784;ThickAsThieves;but last night it did -103196;1362246786;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23333813 = 233.3381 BTC [-] -103195;1362246791;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26212234 = 262.1223 BTC [-] -103194;1362246793;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.29448245 = 294.4825 BTC [-] -103193;1362246829;mircea_popescu;5k ltc is what, like twenny bux ? -103192;1362246850;ThickAsThieves;413 -103191;1362246883;ThickAsThieves;if someone took 100-150btc into btc-e -103190;1362246888;ThickAsThieves;you could control it probably -103189;1362246945;mircea_popescu;speaking of socks, http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/482780_10151514214651427_1000150296_n.jpg -103188;1362246977;mircea_popescu;;;calc 5000 * .0788 -103187;1362246978;gribble;394 -103186;1362246986;mircea_popescu;aha -103185;1362247013;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust ThickAsThieves -103184;1362247015;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user ThickAsThieves: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=ThickAsThieves -103183;1362247035;mircea_popescu;aww y not in the wot -103182;1362247096;ThickAsThieves;i'm a noob -103181;1362247097;ThickAsThieves;is why -103180;1362247102;mircea_popescu;so get reg'd. -103179;1362247110;ThickAsThieves;i should -103178;1362247126;ThickAsThieves;curious, why did you look me up? -103177;1362247137;mircea_popescu;because i am looking for a ltc broker. -103176;1362247142;ThickAsThieves;ah -103175;1362247176;kakobrekla;what are your evil plans mp -103174;1362247192;ThickAsThieves;crash ltc -103173;1362247194;mircea_popescu;they're not evil he said knowingly. -103172;1362247202;kakobrekla;:) -103171;1362247304;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20734514 = 207.3451 BTC [-] -103170;1362247306;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23274072 = 232.7407 BTC [-] -103169;1362247317;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26148834 = 261.4883 BTC [-] -103168;1362247319;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.29382066 = 293.8207 BTC [-] -103167;1362247688;ThickAsThieves;i think i did that right -103166;1362247697;ThickAsThieves;;;gettrust ThickAsThieves -103165;1362247698;gribble;Trust relationship from user ThickAsThieves to user ThickAsThieves: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=ThickAsThieves&dest=ThickAsThieves -103164;1362247908;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20730639 = 207.3064 BTC [-] -103163;1362247910;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23270264 = 232.7026 BTC [-] -103162;1362247919;mircea_popescu;;;getrating ThickAsThieves -103161;1362247920;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -103160;1362247924;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 642 @ 0.26145139 = 167.8518 BTC [-] -103159;1362247926;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 697 @ 0.29378535 = 204.7684 BTC [-] -103158;1362247948;mircea_popescu;seems you're there. -103157;1362247954;mircea_popescu;and the book's gone on the low end -103156;1362247999;ThickAsThieves;ok now i did it -103155;1362248013;ThickAsThieves;missed the bcverify step -103154;1362248041;ThickAsThieves;so now i should call in some recent people i transacted with to get some ratings in there right? -103153;1362248456;ThickAsThieves;;;getrating ThickAsThieves -103152;1362248457;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask ThickAsThieves!ThickAsThi@c-98-231-58-41.hsd1.fl.comcast.net . User thickasthieves, rated since Sat Mar 2 08:19:18 2013. Cumulative rating 1, from 1 total ratings. Received ratings: 1 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 0 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=thickasthieves -103151;1362248461;ThickAsThieves;yay -103150;1362248712;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 9 @ 1.6 = 14.4 BTC [-] -103149;1362248740;jurov;_;;rate ThickAsThieves -10 welcome -103148;1362248770;ThickAsThieves;:P -103147;1362248804;jurov;>:D -103146;1362249532;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -103145;1362249558;topace_;mircea_popescu: in the push receipt, quantity will be split with a thousands separator right? like 1`456`231 ? -103144;1362249561;topace_;Your order to push 1xS.DICE ...etc -103143;1362249576;mircea_popescu;let me check that for you -103142;1362249604;mircea_popescu;no, it will not. -103141;1362249709;topace_;ah k thanks. just /[0-9]+/ then? -103140;1362249714;mircea_popescu;uyp -103139;1362249722;mircea_popescu;no dots either, an integer value -103138;1362249728;topace_;perfect -103137;1362249750;mircea_popescu;incidentally : you can test push by pushing to your own account -103136;1362249756;mircea_popescu;to your heart's content. -103135;1362249763;topace_;ooo good to know! -103134;1362249764;topace_;thanks -103133;1362249780;topace_;im _almost_ ready to do a test :) -103132;1362249838;mircea_popescu;it person is like "yes, you said no separators there because people may want to use it programatically" -103131;1362249847;mircea_popescu;im like... dude... totally. back in january -103130;1362250027;topace_;haha nice -103129;1362250039;topace_;well programatically i wouldnt care, just need to konw one way or another -103128;1362250057;topace_;no difference between /[0-9`]+/ and /[0-9]+/ -103127;1362250385;Bugpowder;36000 calls -103126;1362250417;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 30 @ 0.3 = 9 BTC [+] -103125;1362250817;kakobrekla;frizz is stickin to it https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147914.msg1575388#msg1575388 -103124;1362251024;ThickAsThieves;many will agree with him -103123;1362251031;ThickAsThieves;idc -103122;1362251035;ThickAsThieves;but they will -103121;1362251156;B0g4r7;I don't know the story, but if the fees are disclosed in the terms and he didn't read or agree to them, then tough hash. -103120;1362252342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6771 @ 0.0007476 = 5.062 BTC [-] -103119;1362252347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1671 @ 0.00074398 = 1.2432 BTC [-] -103118;1362253093;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6799 BTC [+] -103117;1362253461;mjr_;hello everyone -103116;1362253826;mjr_;whats new everyone? -103115;1362254201;topace_;just finishing my mpex->havelock push code -103114;1362254206;topace_;looking for testers soon :) -103113;1362254919;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -103112;1362257037;blu3gr1ffon;/j #nachatroom -103111;1362257759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7794 @ 0.00074398 = 5.7986 BTC [-] -103110;1362257761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41791 @ 0.00073993 = 30.9224 BTC [-] -103109;1362257763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4446 @ 0.00073886 = 3.285 BTC [-] -103108;1362257877;Bowjob;mhm -103107;1362258071;blu3gr1ffon;man motion -103106;1362258136;Bowjob;;;ticker -103105;1362258138;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.00002, Best ask: 34.09012, Bid-ask spread: 0.09010, Last trade: 34.09012, 24 hour volume: 45679.51468007, 24 hour low: 33.15000, 24 hour high: 34.88000, 24 hour vwap: 34.01969 -103104;1362258350;error4733;;;ticker m s.dice -103103;1362258351;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -103102;1362258698;mjr_;is there a unicode character for bitcoin yet? -103101;1362258814;error4733;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoin_symbol -103100;1362258867;mjr_;thanks :) -103099;1362258940;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla big surprise there. -103098;1362258973;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/277/bitbet-haxxed-in-2013/ -103097;1362258980;mircea_popescu;lol bet clearly says "all nos will be refunded" -103096;1362258982;mircea_popescu;people bet no. -103095;1362258983;mircea_popescu;win. -103094;1362259387;jurov;someone used faucet to annoying end? -103093;1362259406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4446 @ 0.00075672 = 3.3644 BTC [+] -103092;1362259408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23938 @ 0.00075673 = 18.1146 BTC [+] -103091;1362259421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00075712 = 7.5712 BTC [+] -103090;1362259423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14713 @ 0.00075713 = 11.1397 BTC [+] -103089;1362259434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8427 @ 0.00075999 = 6.4044 BTC [+] -103088;1362259436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37974 @ 0.00076 = 28.8602 BTC [+] -103087;1362259447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 502 @ 0.000763 = 0.383 BTC [+] -103086;1362259482;jurov;btw, mpex.co is still unavailable from here -103085;1362259486;Bowjob;now where is that mpoe havelock pt -103084;1362259518;jurov;maybe i fell into their new anti-ddos filter :( -103083;1362259548;mircea_popescu;there's a filter ? -103082;1362259580;mircea_popescu;"Evernote resets all passwords after user information stolen in security breach" -103081;1362259591;jurov;maybe they decided to start one... it's too specific and long-standing to be some routing issue -103080;1362259650;jurov;mircea, can you pls ask the datacenter or at least give me their email? -103079;1362259663;jurov;or whoever might be responsible -103078;1362259687;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure there's no such thing. -103077;1362259690;mircea_popescu;can you see trilema ? -103076;1362259700;jurov;nope -103075;1362259705;mircea_popescu;um -103074;1362259741;mircea_popescu;lesee, can you see ukavra.com ? -103073;1362259767;jurov;"You’ve found Pe fuga …" -103072;1362259789;mircea_popescu;ya well, that's in the same dc, so. -103071;1362259789;jurov;so, yes -103070;1362259828;mircea_popescu;try ditching your dns service provided by yiour isp and use google instead for a day -103069;1362259830;mircea_popescu;see if it clears it -103068;1362259854;jurov;look into the traceroute i put yest, if the ip is correct -103067;1362259864;mircea_popescu;gimme link again ? -103066;1362259888;jurov;http://bitbin.it/Malhw4h3 63.247.64.94 -103065;1362259906;mircea_popescu;yup -103064;1362259910;mircea_popescu;hm -103063;1362262111;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134024.msg1493309#msg1493309 -103062;1362262114;mircea_popescu;what a thread killer. -103061;1362262799;Bugpowder;Maybe this is a catchier headline... http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19jdmw/bitcoin_options_index_oix_price_sentiment/ -103060;1362264812;mod6;frickin finally -103059;1362264855;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.59 BTC [-] -103058;1362264856;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.588 BTC [-] -103057;1362264857;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.56 = 3.12 BTC [-] -103056;1362264858;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.56 = 4.68 BTC [-] -103055;1362264878;mod6;just got this huge problem fixed -103054;1362265035;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.55 = 6.2 BTC [-] -103053;1362265210;mod6;damn grails app was shitting the bed. -103052;1362265596;mircea_popescu;good for you -103051;1362265606;kakobrekla;in the news ...Bit4X Affiliate program -103050;1362265607;kakobrekla;http://bit4x.com/news.html -103049;1362265610;kakobrekla;is it clear? -103048;1362265676;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder pretty cool stuff -103047;1362265699;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla haha cool -103046;1362265708;mircea_popescu;sounds eerily familiar :D -103045;1362265713;kakobrekla;:DDD -103044;1362265715;kakobrekla;i admit. -103043;1362265736;mircea_popescu;"The bonuses may be withdrawn" -103042;1362265741;mircea_popescu;this makes it sound like it's taken away -103041;1362265770;kakobrekla;its not taken away, you just dont have the right to withdraw it before that -103040;1362265783;kakobrekla;its abuse protection -103039;1362265787;mircea_popescu;yeah i figure -103038;1362265793;kakobrekla;costs nothing to register unlike in your case -103037;1362265835;mircea_popescu;"To protect against the situation where someone deposits, gets the bonus and immediately withdraws this offer is only valid for accounts which trade at least X" -103036;1362265873;kakobrekla;ok sounds better -103035;1362265881;kakobrekla;gonna switch -103034;1362265886;kakobrekla;ty -103033;1362265888;mircea_popescu;np -103032;1362265979;error4733;what is the last div for asicminer ? -103031;1362266334;Bugpowder;you could have the bonus vest after x days or y trading volume -103030;1362266380;kakobrekla;hm, i guess so -103029;1362266385;kakobrekla;ah well it is what it is now -103028;1362266598;mircea_popescu;i read that as a bonus vest originally -103027;1362266602;mircea_popescu;and i was thinking whoa mmorpg -103026;1362267024;Bugpowder;up to 4th place -103025;1362267025;Bugpowder;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/ -103024;1362267098;mircea_popescu;who;'s got a reddit acct ? vote the man's story! -103023;1362267108;Bugpowder;lol -103022;1362267121;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin Options Index (^OIX) price sentiment indicator hits all time high ($42.66 / BTC) (self.Bitcoin) -103021;1362267121;mircea_popescu;submitted 1 hour ago* by Bugpowder -103020;1362267121;mircea_popescu;commentshare -103019;1362267121;mircea_popescu;6 -103018;1362267121;mircea_popescu;15 -103017;1362267121;mircea_popescu;Bitcoins price sentiment at a bearish weekly high, still twice as many believe in higher prices within 6 months. You agree? (self.Bitcoin) -103016;1362267122;mircea_popescu;funny. -103015;1362267126;mircea_popescu;right next to each other. -103014;1362267130;Bugpowder;no link karma unfortunately -103013;1362267142;Bugpowder;Yah that dude has a little internet vote button -103012;1362267146;Bugpowder;yawn -103011;1362267147;mircea_popescu;what's a "bearish weekly high" ?! -103010;1362267156;Bugpowder;I couldn't figure it out -103009;1362267199;mircea_popescu;it's one of those cases where his point is like the puss in a zit -103008;1362267207;mircea_popescu;you're sure it must be in there somewhere, but you really don't want to dig it out -103007;1362267233;mircea_popescu;in other news, romanian politics (in english) : http://trilema.com/2013/no-seriously-not-much-of-a-priority-anymore/ -103006;1362267797;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 7 @ 0.35 = 2.45 BTC [+] -103005;1362267830;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.3 = 2.4 BTC [+] -103004;1362268221;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you're up 12 votes now, and check ouit the comment -103003;1362268348;jurov;too just looking on it -103002;1362268349;jurov;lol -103001;1362268505;Bugpowder; -103000;1362268636;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.675 = 1.35 BTC [-] -102999;1362268743;mircea_popescu;with a little luck the comment'll get more upvotes than the article itself -102998;1362268756;Bowjob;aight. my electrum wallet doesnt work wtf -102997;1362268918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00075923 = 12.1477 BTC [-] -102996;1362268920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1262 @ 0.00075924 = 0.9582 BTC [+] -102995;1362268922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10457 @ 0.000763 = 7.9787 BTC [+] -102994;1362268923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00076342 = 7.6342 BTC [+] -102993;1362268930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14250 @ 0.00076508 = 10.9024 BTC [+] -102992;1362268934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00076655 = 8.892 BTC [+] -102991;1362268936;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00076844 = 7.6844 BTC [+] -102990;1362268937;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.6799 = 1.3598 BTC [+] -102989;1362268939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00076944 = 8.8486 BTC [+] -102988;1362269034;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 650 @ 0.2674139 = 173.819 BTC [-] -102987;1362269051;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -102986;1362269053;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 27.06923527 / 42.61596516 / 44.80704907 (no shares, 12,332.19 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -102985;1362269066;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -102984;1362269067;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.19001, Best ask: 34.24800, Bid-ask spread: 0.05799, Last trade: 34.24800, 24 hour volume: 40994.03888350, 24 hour low: 33.15000, 24 hour high: 34.88000, 24 hour vwap: 33.96591 -102983;1362269078;mircea_popescu;;;calc 12332.19*33.96 -102982;1362269079;gribble;418801.1724 -102981;1362269112;mircea_popescu;this oix thing... it's actually pretty grounded -102980;1362269162;Bugpowder;I just wonder how much of the tracking of it to BTC price is due to the MPOE bot's algorithm vs. true market sentiment -102979;1362269183;Bugpowder;there is, of course, a limit to how far a put or call imbalance can push the OIX -102978;1362269199;Bugpowder;also, have you examined its predictive power? -102977;1362269200;mircea_popescu;actually, there was a point where the oix was pushed to like 90 -102976;1362269205;mircea_popescu;the red horiz line on the graph -102975;1362269211;mircea_popescu;but how do you mean about mpoe bot ? -102974;1362269214;Bugpowder;was that near opex? -102973;1362269224;Bugpowder;whatever you call the option market making bot -102972;1362269243;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i think miodterm. i think it was on an otherwise empty book someone buying some weird far out call -102971;1362269268;Bugpowder;like at this time horizion out, even a 100-0 call put ratio can only push the OIX so high dependent on the call price -102970;1362269294;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0064 = 0.64 BTC [+] -102969;1362269297;Bugpowder;Is the OIX the like CO2? A trailing indicator? -102968;1362269298;Bugpowder;:) -102967;1362269330;mod6;ahh, its in the vwap now :) -102966;1362269332;mod6;sweet -102965;1362269347;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well, haerd to tell really. -102964;1362269351;mircea_popescu;what do you make of that graph ? -102963;1362269362;Bugpowder;it's highly correlated! -102962;1362269393;Bugpowder;you, or someone (or me) should look at it's predictive power -102961;1362269405;Bugpowder;is there historical option trade data available? -102960;1362269424;mircea_popescu;well, if you kept the logs... -102959;1362269458;mircea_popescu;tell you what, if you promise to write a good statistical analysis and publish it i'll send you the ~300 datapoints on that graph -102958;1362269472;mircea_popescu;daily oix and daily btc/usd vwap -102957;1362269494;Bugpowder;Let me consult with my statistical wizard friend -102956;1362269499;mircea_popescu;by all means. -102955;1362269525;jurov;to me it looks more just glorified call/put sold ratio -102954;1362269531;Bugpowder;of course if there IS predictive power -102953;1362269546;Bugpowder;maybe I don't want to publish ;) -102952;1362269547;jurov;because most of calls have same breakeven point, puts likewise -102951;1362269569;Bugpowder;jurov the C750T calls dont -102950;1362269571;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the thing is, my bet is that there is predictive power of arbitrary precision for contiguous subsets -102949;1362269577;mircea_popescu;which are dispersed in the full dataset -102948;1362269595;mircea_popescu;it'd only be fair in the fucked sense that term takes in any natural science/ -102947;1362269612;mircea_popescu;jurov they don't really have the same breakeven point -102946;1362269630;jurov;i found them being +- 1BTC -102945;1362269632;mircea_popescu;draw the graph if you will, it's a symetrical butterfly. -102944;1362269639;jurov;er... +-1USD -102943;1362269660;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.P290T sells 0.14869039 -102942;1362269688;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.P590T sells 0.96290455 -102941;1362269704;mircea_popescu;;;calc 29 / (1 - 0.14869039) -102940;1362269705;gribble;34.0651622622 -102939;1362269709;mircea_popescu;eh my bad -102938;1362269711;ThickAsThieves;gonna try and explain bitcoin to the wife tomorrow... -102937;1362269712;mircea_popescu;;;calc 29 / (1 + 0.14869039) -102936;1362269713;gribble;25.2461413906 -102935;1362269723;mircea_popescu;;;calc 59 / (1 + 0.96290455) -102934;1362269724;gribble;30.057498211 -102933;1362269726;mircea_popescu;5. -102932;1362269770;jurov;so,i remember wrong again.. maybe i considered just narrower range -102931;1362269772;mircea_popescu;O.BTCUSD.C290T = 0.32626257 ; O.BTCUSD.C590T = 0.06210314 -102930;1362269783;mircea_popescu;;;calc 29 / (1 - 0.32626257) -102929;1362269784;gribble;43.0434746664 -102928;1362269791;mircea_popescu;;;calc 59 / (1 - 0.06210314) -102927;1362269792;gribble;62.9067038352 -102926;1362269795;mircea_popescu;19 -102925;1362269812;mircea_popescu;there's a very speciffic=looking graph of the options breakeven points if you calc them all out -102924;1362269919;thestringpuller;it's all pointing to 42 -102923;1362269924;thestringpuller;imo -102922;1362269924;mircea_popescu;totally. -102921;1362269933;thestringpuller;:) -102920;1362270219;gribble;1 BTC = 34.06157 U.S. dollars = 26.1649793 Euros -102919;1362270238;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136226300119.png -102918;1362270270;mircea_popescu;looking at it roughly : A totally took a bite of concrete, B sort of predicted something, but muchkly exaggerated. -102917;1362270274;mircea_popescu;C however actually predicts. -102916;1362270307;mircea_popescu;so maybe predictive power is actually monotonous. -102915;1362270330;mircea_popescu;monotonic* -102914;1362270387;mircea_popescu;also the crazyspike pre-A does sort of predict -102913;1362270390;gribble;1 BTC = 34.02000 U.S. dollars = 26.1330466 Euros -102912;1362270403;Bugpowder;Hmmm.... Is this 24hprc? -102911;1362270408;mircea_popescu;yes -102910;1362270450;Bugpowder;A lot of the option purchases occur when there is a large divergence between realtime spot price and 24hprc -102909;1362270489;Bugpowder;in which case, we might be able to say (the spot price predicts future 24hprc) -102908;1362270505;Bugpowder;as filtered through options purchases. -102907;1362270506;mircea_popescu;this is not actually true tho. -102906;1362270508;mircea_popescu;for instance right now -102905;1362270509;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -102904;1362270511;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.10101, Best ask: 34.20462, Bid-ask spread: 0.10361, Last trade: 34.02000, 24 hour volume: 40252.89496290, 24 hour low: 33.15000, 24 hour high: 34.88000, 24 hour vwap: 33.95090 -102903;1362270521;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 500 @ 0.00073 = 0.365 BTC [+] -102902;1362270522;mircea_popescu;the difference is small, yet i just sold 80% of the month's book -102901;1362270537;Bugpowder;that big option buy today is the exception that proves the rule -102900;1362270555;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.67 = 2.01 BTC [-] -102899;1362270555;mircea_popescu;many times it was the case that large buys didn't match the theory -102898;1362270560;Bugpowder;bah -102897;1362270564;mircea_popescu;moreover, there was a huge differential for days till yest -102896;1362270565;Bugpowder;maybe -102895;1362270568;mircea_popescu;that yielded no actual purchases -102894;1362270575;Bugpowder;bah -102893;1362270578;Bugpowder;humbug -102892;1362270582;Bugpowder;ok -102891;1362270589;mircea_popescu;well it was a good theory, but i don't think it meets the data so far -102890;1362270602;Bugpowder;well MY options purchases occur during divergence periods -102889;1362270606;Bugpowder;hehehe -102888;1362270607;mircea_popescu;that's fine :) -102887;1362270616;mircea_popescu;but sometimes you made and sometimes you lost on that strategy -102886;1362270631;mircea_popescu;so in short i doubt the short term anything but weakly predicts the vwap -102885;1362272077;Bugpowder;It's available! http://imgur.com/UBC60Vf -102884;1362272082;Bugpowder;BITCOIN is not though -102883;1362272202;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 94 @ 0.002125 = 0.1998 BTC [+] -102882;1362272227;gribble;1 BTC = 34.12900 U.S. dollars = 26.2167768 Euros -102881;1362272470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7549 @ 0.00077 = 5.8127 BTC [+] -102880;1362272690;Bugpowder;sweet -102879;1362272706;Bugpowder;love getting SMS from localbitcoins.com -102878;1362273565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7382 @ 0.00077 = 5.6841 BTC [+] -102877;1362273790;mircea_popescu;haha for the tesla ? -102876;1362273839;Bugpowder;still working on that -102875;1362273850;Bugpowder;got a USB stick for that wallet -102874;1362273857;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 1.6 = 9.6 BTC [+] -102873;1362273859;Bugpowder;just waiting for coins to go up a bit more... -102872;1362273869;Bugpowder;yeah -102871;1362273877;Bugpowder;Also need to move to LA -102870;1362273885;Bugpowder;so you know, I can charge my car -102869;1362273893;Bugpowder;my bit car -102868;1362273916;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.674 = 13.48 BTC [+] -102867;1362273929;mircea_popescu;"Sums up this subreddit pretty well." -102866;1362273931;mircea_popescu;ahahaha wibn -102865;1362273949;mircea_popescu;who did that ? -102864;1362274000;mircea_popescu;jurov http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19jdmw/bitcoin_options_index_oix_price_sentiment/c8omekb -102863;1362274003;mircea_popescu;that's your guy. -102862;1362274057;jurov;hehe thx -102861;1362274107;jurov;i'm just engrossed deep into taming mktdepth data to be used in google spreadsheet -102860;1362274117;jurov;since namworld failed in that -102859;1362274160;jurov;or he just exhausted all time in making pretty background, dunno -102858;1362274206;kakobrekla;lol -102857;1362274259;Anduck;yea man listen him! -102856;1362274270;Anduck;remove 30btc fee and make it point + click -102855;1362274276;Anduck;and preferable drag&drop too -102854;1362274286;mircea_popescu;im too busy with http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134290700472.jpg -102853;1362274298;jurov;also, existing coinbr users may want to put their referral link there... but i may as well keep these 0.2% to myself :P -102852;1362274479;Bugpowder;oh my -102851;1362274488;Bugpowder;that's nice -102850;1362274511;thestringpuller;Images sent from mircea_popescu pie chart: http://i.imgur.com/1Y97ZnK.png -102849;1362274544;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller :D -102848;1362274553;kakobrekla;you are overestimating bitcoin part -102847;1362274564;kakobrekla;take of a zero. -102846;1362274567;Bugpowder;there is no overlap? -102845;1362274568;kakobrekla;off -102844;1362274581;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you take it off. -102843;1362274614;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yes there is. proof : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136026418899.jpg -102842;1362274623;kakobrekla;lol -102841;1362274652;Bugpowder;I liked the previous one 100,000,000% more -102840;1362274653;thestringpuller;He photobombed us with balls -102839;1362274952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 110 @ 0.00610825 = 0.6719 BTC [-] -102838;1362274954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00610824 = 3.0541 BTC [-] -102837;1362274956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00610823 = 0.6108 BTC [-] -102836;1362274957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1747 @ 0.00601401 = 10.5065 BTC [-] -102835;1362274966;thestringpuller;;;ticker -102834;1362274966;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.00501, Best ask: 34.12401, Bid-ask spread: 0.11900, Last trade: 34.12401, 24 hour volume: 37039.65816349, 24 hour low: 33.15000, 24 hour high: 34.80800, 24 hour vwap: 33.87769 -102833;1362274993;mircea_popescu;a well. -102832;1362275012;thestringpuller;when do satoshi dice dividends pay? -102831;1362275031;mircea_popescu;any day now. -102830;1362275047;mircea_popescu;anyway, off to play path of exile with my all-female clan. bbiab. -102829;1362275236;thestringpuller;You get some good potential sitcom/dark comedy plots in /r/BreakUps: http://www.reddit.com/r/BreakUps/comments/19jjeu/one_of_his_five_girlfriendsat_the_same_time/ -102828;1362275836;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.00073887 = 11.8219 BTC [-] -102827;1362275838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5554 @ 0.00073886 = 4.1036 BTC [-] -102826;1362275839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 96 @ 0.00073315 = 0.0704 BTC [-] -102825;1362276239;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=134799.msg1576586#msg1576586 -102824;1362276242;kakobrekla;kinda funny. -102823;1362276319;jurov;fuck, i forgot to run monthly fee :D -102822;1362276329;Bugpowde_;Wonder how much time he spent on that -102821;1362276487;thestringpuller;Bugpowda -102820;1362276507;thestringpuller;You are my favorite scientist atm. Bill Nye ain't got nuttin on you. -102819;1362276636;Bugpowde_;<3 -102818;1362276929;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 85 @ 0.71002991 = 60.3525 BTC -102817;1362276947;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 225 @ 0.64837795 = 145.885 BTC -102816;1362276954;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 450 @ 0.58814383 = 264.6647 BTC -102815;1362276970;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P450T] 675 @ 0.52952177 = 357.4272 BTC -102814;1362276983;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 815 @ 0.47272814 = 385.2734 BTC -102813;1362276995;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P410T] 680 @ 0.41800212 = 284.2414 BTC -102812;1362277008;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 445 @ 0.36560587 = 162.6946 BTC [+] -102811;1362277023;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P370T] 295 @ 0.31582454 = 93.1682 BTC -102810;1362277031;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 105 @ 0.26896955 = 28.2418 BTC [+] -102809;1362277051;jurov;;;ticker m oix^ -102808;1362277052;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -102807;1362277080;jurov;;;ticker m ^oix -102806;1362277081;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -102805;1362277085;jurov;!ticker m ^oix -102804;1362277087;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 28.20780706 / 40.92334054 / 44.82313733 (no shares, 14,082.43 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -102803;1362277115;jurov;just 0.02 change? -102802;1362277138;Bugpowde_;shorting -102801;1362277143;Bugpowde_;? -102800;1362277151;Bugpowde_;Bot buys don't count -102799;1362277170;jurov;why? only sells? -102798;1362277176;jurov;that's nonsense -102797;1362277191;Bugpowde_;Nprpreents double counting -102796;1362277195;Bugpowde_;Prevents -102795;1362277207;jurov;if i do split and short sell, that sell is counted in, no? -102794;1362277274;thestringpuller;(42 - 51) / 51 -102793;1362277279;thestringpuller;;;calc (42 - 51) / 51 -102792;1362277280;gribble;-0.176470588235 -102791;1362277298;Bugpowde_;Dunno -102790;1362277331;Bugpowde_;Those were real buys -102789;1362277334;Bugpowde_;Not shorts -102788;1362277368;jurov;it should have no regard where the options come from -102787;1362277399;jurov;anyway based on my spreadsheet shenanigans, the breakeven point is a bit different from real profitability -102786;1362277428;Bugpowde_;It moved over $2 btw -102785;1362277448;Bugpowde_;The calls only price didn't move -102784;1362277460;Bugpowde_;But tr joint price dropped to $40 -102783;1362277463;jurov;from 44.80704907 -> 44.82313733 -102782;1362277480;jurov;avg is the middle number? ah yes -102781;1362277535;thestringpuller;Topic jack: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100426131644AAKwLMj - discuss -102780;1362277540;Bugpowde_;Inhibitor23 reddit comment reeks of mp writing it -102779;1362277560;Bugpowde_;I never answer questions that end with "discuss" -102778;1362277577;Bugpowde_;Such a presumption that the question is worth discussion! -102777;1362277593;TradeFortress;Selling up to 100 ASICMINER shares, pm me with offers. -102776;1362277630;kakobrekla;5btc -102775;1362277632;jurov;TradeFortress ask topace he's doing pt -102774;1362277645;jurov;or burnside? -102773;1362277655;TradeFortress;hmm I thought burnside had enough shares for now -102772;1362277656;thestringpuller;"mircea, if you were half as smart as you think you are, you wouldn't confuse coinbase and coinlab. you'd also have invented antigravity and a time machine, but that's beside the point." - whatcha have to say about that mr. popescu? -102771;1362277661;TradeFortress;but thanks jurov -102770;1362277780;jurov;;;id denialdenial -102769;1362277780;gribble;Error: "id" is not a valid command. -102768;1362277799;denialdenial;what up yo -102767;1362277811;denialdenial;i let my slip show -102766;1362277813;thestringpuller;jurov: is my account just inactive? I don't have to register and blah blah blah aain no? -102765;1362277817;thestringpuller;again* -102764;1362277845;jurov;you don't have to do anything. but it's good to check just in case -102763;1362277881;denialdenial;y u ident me -102762;1362277909;denialdenial;i havve a new nick so waht want to fight about it -102761;1362277910;jurov;i remember paying out s.bvps to someone who has withdrawn everything (perhaps thinking he'll avoid monthly fee which isn't the case) -102760;1362277926;jurov;;;dox denialdenial -102759;1362277927;gribble;Error: "dox" is not a valid command. -102758;1362277972;TradeFortress;lol -102757;1362278034;thestringpuller;that was me jurov -102756;1362278044;thestringpuller;SO -102755;1362278049;thestringpuller;what's that supposed to mean -102754;1362278056;thestringpuller;I'm going to have HUGE monthly fee? -102753;1362278061;thestringpuller;>:( -102752;1362278076;thestringpuller;IF and only if I were to ever go back. -102751;1362278088;jurov;as long as there's anything on your account (even if you have 0 btc), you pay -102750;1362278124;thestringpuller;congratulations! the first BTC Debt account ever created by moi cause I'm never logging back in if that's the case har har har -102749;1362278138;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 24 @ 0.20220992 = 4.853 BTC [-] -102748;1362278173;jurov;thestringpuller, i went to extra hassle to intimidate poor namworld into paying out -102747;1362278191;mjr_;hi all -102746;1362278206;kakobrekla;hi -102745;1362278212;jurov;and this is the result. in the future i'll just terminate the asset without any recompensation >:D -102744;1362278216;mjr_;thanks for following me :) -102743;1362278224;jurov;and refer everyone to thestringpuller :D -102742;1362278232;mjr_;@btcshares -102741;1362278239;thestringpuller;all the money that I had in conibr went to smickles -102740;1362278243;thestringpuller;so I will refer people to smickles -102739;1362278247;mjr_;you are bets of bitcoins right? -102738;1362278255;kakobrekla;no -102737;1362278259;mjr_;oh nvm -102736;1362278267;mjr_;thought that was a nickname for bbet -102735;1362278281;kakobrekla;bitbet? -102734;1362278296;kakobrekla;bets of bitcoins is some other site -102733;1362278317;jurov;thestringpuller, srsly. so you want to wipe the acct completely? -102732;1362278333;mjr_;yes, i see they are two different sites now -102731;1362278401;mjr_;hey jurov, sorry i am negative, should i liquidate a position or can we wait for s.dice dividends? -102730;1362278425;mjr_;i thought they would be in by now -102729;1362278439;jurov;they will be anytime till March 5 -102728;1362278466;mjr_;k, if that is too long i can liquidate mpoe -102727;1362278484;mjr_;or i will just fund some more -102726;1362278617;TradeFortress;prehaps it's because S.DICE wants bigger dividends this month so they're delaying it until the 5th -102725;1362278626;mjr_;yeah, i'll fund some more, should be in by tomorrow morning, hopefully i can scoop up some more s.dice too lol -102724;1362278650;mjr_;TradeFortress: pretty sure they will just cut it off at the 28th and the rest goes toward next month -102723;1362278666;mjr_;i know that whole group is on a trip at the moment -102722;1362278696;mjr_;but from what i saw on a forum post, it seems they had a good month -102721;1362278700;TradeFortress;hmm yeah -102720;1362278739;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-anatomy-of-a-disaster/ -102719;1362278790;mircea_popescu; if i do split and short sell, that sell is counted in, no? << no. bot's sales only. -102718;1362278806;TradeFortress;LOL -102717;1362278811;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller : that's nice, my antigrav unit is humming quietly in the basement. now what ? -102716;1362278829;mjr_;lol nice post mp -102715;1362278901;mircea_popescu;i bet. -102714;1362278953;mircea_popescu; prehaps it's because S.DICE wants bigger dividends this month so they're delaying it until the 5th << that's not how it works, divs are for feb -102713;1362279049;thestringpuller;voorhees is busy atm -102712;1362279052;thestringpuller;just like everyone -102711;1362279069;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, yeah, I get it now -102710;1362279072;TradeFortress;:) -102709;1362279106;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -102708;1362279109;mircea_popescu;4:1 for. i wonder -102707;1362279195;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 38 @ 0.006296 = 0.2392 BTC [-] -102706;1362279318;mircea_popescu;EDIT: I found a formula which is almost correct for WEIGHT > 3000, it is: -102705;1362279318;mircea_popescu;Reward = TOTAL * 0.99 * MY_BET * SQRT(LOG(WEIGHT))*WEIGHT^(1/6.0) / Sum_all(winning_bets * SQRT(LOG(WEIGHT))*WEIGHT^(1/6.0)) -102704;1362279322;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla dude that's rad. -102703;1362279328;kakobrekla;:DD -102702;1362279330;mircea_popescu;he actually interpolated with logs and whatnot ?! -102701;1362279341;kakobrekla;yeah i was liek wtf mate -102700;1362279362;mircea_popescu;at least he doesn't have cauchy operators in there -102699;1362279369;mircea_popescu;or like, wave functions. -102698;1362279370;kakobrekla;:) -102697;1362279386;kakobrekla;maybe even rand() -102696;1362279396;mircea_popescu;stfu giving away secret bitbet sauce like that -102695;1362279409;kakobrekla;;) -102694;1362279492;mircea_popescu;"This is awesome! I didn't even know such an exchange existed." -102693;1362279502;mircea_popescu;reddit. -102692;1362279714;jurov;maybe that dude ran critticall over bbet data -102691;1362279784;TradeFortress;reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19jdmw/bitcoin_options_index_oix_price_sentiment/c8ol2c0 -102690;1362279788;mjr_;lol, this is the best irc channel ever -102689;1362279806;mjr_;someone should really make a tv show about bitcoin...the drama lol -102688;1362279843;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress yea totally. -102687;1362279846;mircea_popescu;mjr_ it is! -102686;1362279879;mjr_;note to self: start writing pilot based on bitcoins -102685;1362279893;jurov;er... plot? -102684;1362279906;mircea_popescu;jurov like seinfeld. -102683;1362279908;mjr_;no pilot -102682;1362279926;mjr_;pilot episode for people to watch and decide to buy a season -102681;1362279939;mjr_;not that i have ever done that -102680;1362279948;mjr_;but hey how hard can it be right lol -102679;1362279966;mjr_;maybe go straight to netflix or something -102678;1362279968;jurov;i recommend it to involve satoshi building it all only for him be able to raise money for clay mugs workshop and troll around -102677;1362279971;mircea_popescu;i'd like to do a porny show. -102676;1362279973;mircea_popescu;it'd be a sitcum -102675;1362279979;mjr_;HAHAHA -102674;1362279981;mircea_popescu;sadly i don't have the time / it doesn't pay enough -102673;1362279991;mjr_;you know what they say... -102672;1362280002;mjr_;the man who does what he loves never works a day in his ligfe -102671;1362280013;TradeFortress;Unexpected token ) -102670;1362280014;TradeFortress;fuuu -102669;1362280035;mircea_popescu;but srsly, the funny life of this guy who lives with like, 5 chicks. -102668;1362280039;mircea_popescu;that are naked while indoors -102667;1362280045;mircea_popescu;and sometimes outdoors -102666;1362280055;mircea_popescu;and sometimes wear strange contraptions -102665;1362280064;mjr_;if anyone wants to see a really crappy website, feel free to check out btcshares.com -102664;1362280072;mjr_;its basically just a placeholder -102663;1362280073;jurov;and judging from the photos, never wear hair -102662;1362280074;mjr_;for now -102661;1362280077;mircea_popescu;did TradeFortress make it ? -102660;1362280083;mjr_;nope, yours truly -102659;1362280090;mircea_popescu;jurov notice that all hair is wet ? -102658;1362280091;mjr_;100% mjr original -102657;1362280102;TradeFortress;what? -102656;1362280103;mjr_;except for all the copying and pasting -102655;1362280108;mircea_popescu;lmao welcome to donate bitcoin -102654;1362280113;mircea_popescu;that's a concept -102653;1362280113;mjr_;hahaha -102652;1362280114;mjr_;yes -102651;1362280120;mjr_;that is the service i provide -102650;1362280127;mjr_;a place to donate bitcoins to me -102649;1362280130;mircea_popescu;it's also not alligned -102648;1362280135;mjr_;i know -102647;1362280140;mjr_;which is extremely annoying to me -102646;1362280154;mjr_;like i said, placeholder -102645;1362280167;mjr_;i worked on all the backend stuff today -102644;1362280172;mjr_;tomorrow i try to do design stuff -102643;1362280188;jurov;data-address="1LokQrHj14NU93tC6pZfTZyyRHhAVakQmX" -102642;1362280189;mjr_;but i set up twitter, email, admin stuff...and got the website online -102641;1362280194;jurov;i stole ya address -102640;1362280198;TradeFortress;mjr_ doesn't even change the cursor -102639;1362280199;mjr_;tomorrow we design -102638;1362280201;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress just jabbing at you re your forum encounter -102637;1362280215;mjr_;which cursor? -102636;1362280223;mjr_;oh for the donate button? -102635;1362280267;TradeFortress;yup -102634;1362280268;mjr_;yeah, well, i included that only to try it out -102633;1362280280;mjr_;and cuz i wanted to get the btcshares label for an address -102632;1362280281;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, lol -102631;1362280287;mjr_;although maybe i will try to get a vanity address -102630;1362280313;mjr_;i made that site in under an hour just to test switching domain stuff and getting dns in order -102629;1362280329;mjr_;like 5 min might be more accurate as far as design and aesthetics -102628;1362280338;jurov;do you sell ads? -102627;1362280346;mjr_;no -102626;1362280349;mjr_;don't plan on it -102625;1362280361;mjr_;i plan on just hosting my performance and financials there -102624;1362280364;mircea_popescu;are you in the wot ? -102623;1362280366;mjr_;eventually -102622;1362280370;mjr_;i am not as of yhet -102621;1362280375;mircea_popescu;do that first. -102620;1362280386;mjr_;good idea -102619;1362280394;mjr_;how do you establish trust though? -102618;1362280400;mjr_;i am not going to trade at all -102617;1362280403;mjr_;i just use exchanges -102616;1362280429;mircea_popescu;performance as financials as to what then ? -102615;1362280442;mjr_;oh, i am getting $ clients -102614;1362280458;mjr_;people who know about bitcoins probbably can figure it out for themselves -102613;1362280461;mjr_;but old people with cash can't -102612;1362280462;jurov;mjr_ if you use coinbr you can ask me to look up. i'll then rate you like "-10 did not pay coinbr monthly fee" -102611;1362280473;mjr_;lol -102610;1362280474;mjr_;true -102609;1362280488;mjr_;although to be fair i paid most of it so far -102608;1362280489;mircea_popescu;mjr_ lisrten, that's half of the story. what do you do with the bitcoins ? -102607;1362280495;mjr_;s.dice -102606;1362280498;mjr_;mpoe -102605;1362280500;mjr_;options -102604;1362280501;mjr_;etc -102603;1362280507;mircea_popescu;so suppose one day you loan some shares out to someone -102602;1362280508;mircea_popescu;rated. -102601;1362280509;mjr_;hopefully lend them -102600;1362280513;mircea_popescu;some other day maybe you borrow. -102599;1362280514;BitHub;i currently do this for older or newb people as well -102598;1362280514;mircea_popescu;rated. -102597;1362280516;mircea_popescu;etc. -102596;1362280523;mjr_;yes very true -102595;1362280526;mjr_;i will need it -102594;1362280535;mjr_;and i will probably eventually need a seat on mpex -102593;1362280541;BitHub;i charge a 10% helpers fee -102592;1362280566;mjr_;i also have a mining operation getting under way -102591;1362280572;mjr_;FPGA's... -102590;1362280577;mjr_;but not little puny ones -102589;1362280580;mjr_;BIG ones -102588;1362280586;mjr_;hoping for 10GH per card -102587;1362280591;mircea_popescu;um -102586;1362280594;mircea_popescu;which cards are these ? -102585;1362280595;BitHub;make sure you try ordering from BFL labs today -102584;1362280605;mjr_;start with 3 cards...not the best, but still half an avalon almost -102583;1362280610;mjr_;Virtex-6's -102582;1362280623;mjr_;way larger than spartans or altera's -102581;1362280631;mjr_;40nm process -102580;1362280635;mjr_;hoping for 10gh per -102579;1362280637;mircea_popescu;i dunno if i'd buy new fpga's today tho -102578;1362280640;mjr_;maybe overly optimistic -102577;1362280643;mjr_;lol, buy -102576;1362280644;mircea_popescu;but if used and a good price i guess may be a good deal -102575;1362280652;mjr_;free and sitting around -102574;1362280656;mjr_;no electricity -102573;1362280656;mircea_popescu;o that works -102572;1362280659;mjr_;yep -102571;1362280665;jurov;mjr_ there's sometimes a good deal on -otc too, i got amazon codes, small paypal payments and like -102570;1362280678;mjr_;3 of those, plus maybe one virtex 5 if worth it -102569;1362280688;mjr_;jurov: good point -102568;1362280700;mircea_popescu;he has a point. also, you'd think i'd never trade. yet recently i got like a dozen sa gift certs. -102567;1362280705;mircea_popescu;it was nice and easy -102566;1362280713;mjr_;what is sa? -102565;1362280716;mircea_popescu;some forum -102564;1362280722;jurov;haha -102563;1362280723;mjr_;oh yeah i remember -102562;1362280725;mjr_;lol -102561;1362280728;mjr_;that was funny -102560;1362280812;mjr_;anyways, i have 3 small projects and one big one -102559;1362280825;jurov;the bitch ain't one -102558;1362280827;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -102557;1362280828;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -102556;1362280835;mjr_;the fpga miners, the boutique hedge fund, and a bitcoin horseracing sitte -102555;1362280856;mjr_;the big one...is big -102554;1362280864;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.3 = 1.8 BTC [+] -102553;1362280872;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:651ee0e4570cc2d14ea53173c276c5bce82d794a92202d3779ffbf90 -102552;1362280873;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -102551;1362280885;mircea_popescu;;;rate kakobrekla 5 too much stuff to list. inquire within. -102550;1362280900;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user kakobrekla has changed from 3 to 5. -102549;1362280942;mircea_popescu;;;rated nefario -102548;1362280943;gribble;You rated user nefario on Tue Sep 25 02:55:21 2012, giving him a rating of -1, and supplied these additional notes: runs a scammy btc securities exchange . associated with the bitcoin consultancy scammer group.. -102547;1362280953;mircea_popescu;whoa i got him early. -102546;1362280967;mjr_;who is nefario? -102545;1362281010;mircea_popescu;;;rated davout -102544;1362281011;gribble;You rated user davout on Sat Dec 8 05:09:24 2012, giving him a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: bitcoin-central.net paymium etc. -102543;1362281016;jurov;mjr_ do you know about glbse? he was its owner -102542;1362281021;mircea_popescu;;;rate davout 3 bitcoin-central.net paymium etc. -102541;1362281023;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user davout has changed from 1 to 3. -102540;1362281023;mjr_;oh yea -102539;1362281026;mjr_;i heard about that -102538;1362281038;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 180 @ 0.006296 = 1.1333 BTC [-] -102537;1362281052;mjr_;asicminer is from there right? -102536;1362281075;mjr_;just starting to get everything back together from what i read -102535;1362281117;mjr_;mircea do you ever use btc-e? -102534;1362281127;mjr_;or anyone else for that matter... -102533;1362281165;mircea_popescu;i never used btc-e -102532;1362281180;jurov;mjr_ only for small litecoin trades -102531;1362281181;mircea_popescu;if i used anything it'd prolly be davout's ting -102530;1362281234;mircea_popescu;;;rated jurov -102529;1362281235;gribble;You rated user jurov on Fri Sep 28 03:13:37 2012, giving him a rating of 3, and supplied these additional notes: runs coinbr.com, MPEx broker website. -102528;1362281264;mircea_popescu;;;rate jurov 4 runs coinbr.com, MPEx broker website. -102527;1362281266;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user jurov has changed from 3 to 4. -102526;1362281275;mjr_;lol nice $17 spread -102525;1362281292;jurov;where? -102524;1362281299;mjr_;on bitcoin central -102523;1362281305;mjr_;only ask is at $47 -102522;1362281305;mircea_popescu;what srsly ? -102521;1362281312;mjr_;bids at 30 -102520;1362281315;mjr_;yep -102519;1362281315;mircea_popescu;mjr_ they're euro tho -102518;1362281318;mjr_;no -102517;1362281323;mjr_;i switched to dollars -102516;1362281326;mjr_;oh i get what you mean -102515;1362281331;mircea_popescu;well their dollar market has like... no epth -102514;1362281331;mjr_;very small dollar volume -102513;1362281366;mjr_;ah yeah, their euro book is a lot better -102512;1362281369;mircea_popescu;inexplicably they have little euro depth too -102511;1362281380;mjr_;well yeah, but better than dollar for sure -102510;1362281398;mircea_popescu;but they seem to me more trustworthy than anyone else on the strength of actually getting the bank partnerships right -102509;1362281412;mircea_popescu;i have no idea why uptake so low. -102508;1362281418;mjr_;well, i hope to change that -102507;1362281431;mjr_;working on an aggregated order book...and then hopefully a routing and matching engine -102506;1362281436;mjr_;that is the big thing -102505;1362281469;mjr_;hoping to get a big source of volume soon -102504;1362281474;mjr_;open up a new market -102503;1362281488;mjr_;and need to provide a steady access to all markets to convince them -102502;1362281529;mjr_;that is basically what my company already does for equity markets in US -102501;1362281534;mjr_;routing and flow -102500;1362281535;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 20 @ 0.00996 = 0.1992 BTC [-] -102499;1362281546;mjr_;buy from this dark pool, sell on that one -102498;1362281547;mjr_;etc -102497;1362281569;mjr_;so if someone would just do that for btc it would make everyone's lives a lot easier -102496;1362281661;mircea_popescu;you can probably handle it on otc if you know the rifght people -102495;1362281670;mircea_popescu;which is what makes your wot suddenly crucial for your success. -102494;1362281670;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 7 @ 0.008299 = 0.0581 BTC [-] -102493;1362281678;mjr_;well, its all about automating it -102492;1362281688;mircea_popescu;not until you've made your contacts it isn't. -102491;1362281727;mjr_;well, my partner is working on the order flow -102490;1362281736;mjr_;and we already have some sick back end infrastructure -102489;1362281743;mjr_;data center colocation etc -102488;1362281755;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is primarily about who you know. -102487;1362281762;mjr_;and some really nice enterprise level matching engine and algorithmic trading unit -102486;1362281769;mjr_;and yes it -102485;1362281770;mjr_;is -102484;1362281779;mjr_;i def do need WoT -102483;1362281785;mjr_;can i work on it tomorrow? -102482;1362281790;mjr_;if you guys are around? -102481;1362281802;jurov;tomorrow is sunday, we're closed -102480;1362281827;jurov;:P -102479;1362281829;mircea_popescu;lol you just need the bot -102478;1362281847;mjr_;lol -102477;1362281854;mjr_;i mean, what address should i use? -102476;1362281872;mjr_;should i maintain a separate one for business and personal? -102475;1362281902;jurov;mjr_ i think most of us have one common address/privkey -102474;1362281960;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.66 = 9.9 BTC [-] -102473;1362281968;jurov;and it isn't clear to me why/how would you want to manage separate webs of trust -102472;1362282019;mjr_;well -102471;1362282041;mjr_;i mean as long as i run my business it would be important for me to have a high wot rating -102470;1362282050;mjr_;but if i were to leave...i couldn't leave it to someone else -102469;1362282052;BitHub;it depends -102468;1362282054;mjr_;could i? -102467;1362282064;BitHub;is your business pandering hard to the community or mainstream? -102466;1362282069;mjr_;mainstream -102465;1362282077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11129 @ 0.0007449 = 8.29 BTC [+] -102464;1362282078;BitHub;then i wouldn't worry about WOT so much -102463;1362282083;mjr_;well, still important -102462;1362282090;BitHub;to the community -102461;1362282091;mjr_;even from marketing perspective -102460;1362282094;BitHub;mainstream have no clue about it -102459;1362282098;mjr_;of course -102458;1362282104;mjr_;but you know how people list stuff on websites -102457;1362282110;mjr_;and i may need to do stuff using otc -102456;1362282122;BitHub;yeah -102455;1362282128;mjr_;but would rather my corporate persona was the one who had the trust -102454;1362282139;mjr_;i don't plan on doing a lot personally -102453;1362282142;BitHub;don't get caught up in a rating war tho -102452;1362282148;mjr_;yeah -102451;1362282149;BitHub;could be damaging to business rep -102450;1362282153;mjr_;true -102449;1362282160;mjr_;like i said, i haven't used otc yet -102448;1362282168;mjr_;and maybe i might toy with it -102447;1362282177;mjr_;but i want computers to deal with stuff like that -102446;1362282191;jurov;we'll see how it goes. dunno if there was anyone who maintained corporate persona on wot -102445;1362282192;mjr_;the matching engine and such -102444;1362282203;mjr_;yeah, i kind of like how it is very personal here -102443;1362282203;BitHub;yeah there's no point -102442;1362282217;BitHub;better off having a customer feedback thing on your site or osmething -102441;1362282229;BitHub;quotes from mainstream professionals -102440;1362282237;mjr_;well, as i said, my goal is to be a layer between a big mainstream source and a bunch of exchanges -102439;1362282246;BitHub;"wow this site is really good" Mark Cuban -102438;1362282256;mjr_;ideally the mainstream end users wouldn't even be aware of me -102437;1362282256;BitHub;compared to -102436;1362282265;BitHub;+1 yeah we had a good trade - BitHub -102435;1362282267;mjr_;there are some companies that have 20-30k accounts -102434;1362282282;mjr_;and all those guys do is trade forex -102433;1362282295;mjr_;but they would need a STRONG source of liquidity -102432;1362282301;mjr_;and the best bids and asks -102431;1362282317;BitHub;BitHub is currently building infrastructure, investing and networking within the Bitcoin community and the Mainstream to bridge the two together to provide a very straight forward, trustworthy, professional services. -102430;1362282337;mjr_;and enterprise level hardware with some big financial people behind it -102429;1362282346;mjr_;yeah that is the goal right -102428;1362282369;mjr_;i have been disheartened by how hard it is for people on wall street to get in the game -102427;1362282374;mjr_;for example -102426;1362282385;mjr_;traders at my firm have half a mill to play with at work -102425;1362282387;BitHub;isn't it about to get alot easier for them -102424;1362282390;BitHub;via coinlab -102423;1362282395;mjr_;yeah...believe it when i see it -102422;1362282409;BitHub;or tell your wall street buddies to buy into a bitcoin company -102421;1362282411;mjr_;not to mention...it would just be a mt gox pass through -102420;1362282420;mjr_;prop traders -102419;1362282425;mjr_;they don't own their positions -102418;1362282429;mjr_;and they trade with high leverage -102417;1362282433;mjr_;intra day -102416;1362282440;BitHub;that's where you come in my friend as a Bitcoin Broker and you do it for these people and charge them a broker fee -102415;1362282440;mjr_;they couldn't invest outside of work -102414;1362282443;BitHub;don't teach them -102413;1362282448;mjr_;yes -102412;1362282451;mjr_;true -102411;1362282462;mjr_;but they can't press buttons to make bitcoins appear on their screens -102410;1362282468;BitHub;outsource some helpers from china -102409;1362282487;mjr_;and till someone makes it so that you can use etrade (def not what we use) or like a sterling or laser type platform -102408;1362282492;BitHub;they don't need to, they just go to your site, type in a code or whatever and can see their balance -102407;1362282494;mjr_;professional traders can't get involved -102406;1362282510;mjr_;i mean, their accounts with their money can't connect to my website -102405;1362282520;mjr_;and it isn't really their website -102404;1362282525;mjr_;i mean their money -102403;1362282534;mjr_;they get to trade with 20x or more leverage -102402;1362282542;BitHub;cant you set up your own bank account and get these people to dump the fiat in there? -102401;1362282546;mjr_;but they leave all that at the office -102400;1362282550;BitHub;and then you make the bitcoin buys for them? -102399;1362282554;mjr_;i would love to -102398;1362282556;mjr_;but again -102397;1362282563;mjr_;basically they have to use their trading accounts -102396;1362282580;mjr_;and their trading accounts connect to nyse, nasdaq, edgea, edgex, bats etc -102395;1362282588;mjr_;so they can buy stuff from there -102394;1362282591;mjr_;and that's all -102393;1362282597;BitHub;i see -102392;1362282602;jurov;mjr_ have you seen bit4x.com or 1broker.com ? -102391;1362282602;mjr_;and that is how most of finance is -102390;1362282623;BitHub;so you need a bitcoin platform that can kind of plug into that exisiting platform? -102389;1362282662;mjr_;yes -102388;1362282669;BitHub;because they're using their coporate trading accounts -102387;1362282671;mjr_;i need them to be able to plug in bloomberg -102386;1362282674;mjr_;or whatever -102385;1362282675;BitHub;which is like really big money -102384;1362282677;mjr_;yes -102383;1362282688;mjr_;if they open up their own accounts it might be 500 -102382;1362282698;mjr_;their professional accounts might be over 1 mill -102381;1362282700;BitHub;500g's? -102380;1362282701;BitHub;jesus -102379;1362282706;mjr_;no $500 -102378;1362282710;BitHub;oh -102377;1362282712;mjr_;traders don't do it at home -102376;1362282718;mjr_;or maybe a little -102375;1362282729;mjr_;but again typically with their 401k or their investment account -102374;1362282738;mjr_;the goal for me is to not make them open up a new account -102373;1362282739;thestringpuller;what the fuck are you all on about? -102372;1362282743;BitHub;hmmm follow the coinlab stuff -102371;1362282746;mjr_;but rather give them something to buy with their existing accounts -102370;1362282757;mjr_;i've been watching -102369;1362282783;BitHub;maybe you can act as a broker for them via that site -102368;1362282793;BitHub;so they only have to deal with you -102367;1362282801;mjr_;too long; didn't read: wall street professionals don't open up new accounts for all their trades, they use their existing high margin accounts -102366;1362282815;mjr_;that's the goal for the platform, plug into existing infrastructure -102365;1362282826;mjr_;and become the gateway for that infrastructure to the bitcoin world -102364;1362282854;BitHub;but the exisiting infrastructure its not like you could plug gox right into it yeah? -102363;1362282858;mjr_;nope -102362;1362282861;mjr_;not as of yet -102361;1362282865;BitHub;there's alot of licences, government approval wallstreet approval etc etc -102360;1362282870;mjr_;well yeah -102359;1362282878;Ukto;BitHub: I wouldtn btoher with coinlab -102358;1362282881;mjr_;but it is mostly a matter of getting the deal -102357;1362282883;Ukto;there will be other options for gox -102356;1362282886;Ukto;before their thing hits -102355;1362282887;mjr_;yeah -102354;1362282892;Ukto;trust me on this. ;) -102353;1362282892;BitHub;Ukto ;) -102352;1362282903;mjr_;my point is that everyone doesn't use nasdaq to trade aapl -102351;1362282904;BitHub;we talked about it yesterday -102350;1362282913;mjr_;even though aapl is listed on nasdaq -102349;1362282928;mjr_;i can buy aapl on any one of a ton of differrent venues -102348;1362282943;mjr_;and they all have different fees, volume, prices -102347;1362282951;mjr_;so i can pick and choose -102346;1362282967;mjr_;so someone has to offer choices and volume -102345;1362282975;mjr_;its a long tough road i think -102344;1362282986;mjr_;which is why i am more excited abvout my small easy projects -102343;1362282995;mjr_;which are already coming together -102342;1362283001;mjr_;lol build a miner -102341;1362283031;mjr_;when i showed a trader what i was doing, he was like "why aren't you scalping this all day, like do it right now" -102340;1362283034;BitHub;so i dont understand the problem -102339;1362283043;BitHub;why they cant buy bitcoins using their coporate accounts -102338;1362283053;mjr_;well -102337;1362283056;mjr_;lets go through it -102336;1362283066;mjr_;of course they have no way of sending an electronic order -102335;1362283070;mjr_;so let's say they call me -102334;1362283073;mjr_;because they trust me -102333;1362283079;BitHub;or do an order via your site -102332;1362283084;BitHub;if you had a live chat option like i do -102331;1362283087;mjr_;and say hey, i wanna get 1000 btc right now, what kind of price am i looking at? -102330;1362283102;mjr_;let's assume i actually had the market data to tell them -102329;1362283110;mjr_;looking at all the exchanges and finding the best price -102328;1362283110;BitHub;okey -102327;1362283116;mjr_;ok, i wanna buy it -102326;1362283121;mjr_;give me the money -102325;1362283122;BitHub;it would probably just be based on mtgox price -102324;1362283138;mjr_;ok, well, i have to wire the money out of my account, and then i have to wire you the money -102323;1362283149;mjr_;ok see you in 5 days then -102322;1362283156;mjr_;see the problem? -102321;1362283157;BitHub;you cant float it for him? -102320;1362283163;mjr_;i suppose i could -102319;1362283169;BitHub;lul -102318;1362283172;mjr_;but not at that amount -102317;1362283180;mjr_;and not in any way that would make me money -102316;1362283198;mjr_;the point is to be able to use the existing accounts so i don't hve to worry about their funding -102315;1362283201;BitHub;start off baby steps -102314;1362283208;BitHub;start with 1000 dollar limit maybe -102313;1362283209;mjr_;since funding is always the worst part of bitcoin trading -102312;1362283231;mjr_;mt. gox...10+ days to verify using dwolla -102311;1362283243;BitHub;let me tell you a secret -102310;1362283256;BitHub;i buy outside of mtgox and its always cheaper than the current market price at that time -102309;1362283260;mjr_;and again, they just did a trade with their own money and it didn't really relate to their job at all -102308;1362283269;mjr_;yeah of course -102307;1362283278;mjr_;but speed is the key here -102306;1362283291;mjr_;and also, your P&L will show your account -102305;1362283304;mjr_;not what you do with some person outside of the system -102304;1362283336;mjr_;ie. you want to have this be a trade done as part of their profession, not as a side job or something -102303;1362283344;BitHub;you need direct relationships with miners -102302;1362283347;mjr_;true -102301;1362283356;mjr_;that is the synergy with the fpga project i have going on -102300;1362283358;BitHub;or set up a seperate branch to your company that's strickly a bitcoin mining company -102299;1362283365;mjr_;if i can get the equivalent of half an avalon -102298;1362283371;mjr_;it'll be a nice little start -102297;1362283381;mjr_;but suffice it to say -102296;1362283381;BitHub;and you can start writing off equipment and electricity against your bitcoin mining company -102295;1362283393;mjr_;lol, no cost equipment or electricity -102294;1362283403;mjr_;but yeah -102293;1362283405;mjr_;i see your point -102292;1362283412;mjr_;what i am planning on doing -102291;1362283417;mjr_;and what we are working on -102290;1362283431;mjr_;is a symbol on a platform where people already trade dollars, euros, pounds and yen -102289;1362283443;mjr_;so now it is dollars, euros, pounds yen and bitcoins -102288;1362283468;mjr_;ie. i don't have to worry abourt your funding, or settlement, i just worry about executing orders against the bitcoin exchanges -102287;1362283472;mjr_;and collecting fees -102286;1362283500;BitHub;sounds good -102285;1362283502;thestringpuller;I'm taking preorders for bitcoin beer. -102284;1362283503;mjr_;their forex company, who has said they are interested, would take care of the accounts, but they would offer one more symbol for their traders -102283;1362283506;BitHub;so you're actually working on software? -102282;1362283520;mjr_;we have a top tier software system in place -102281;1362283522;mjr_;lol -102280;1362283543;mjr_;my boss at my day job called it "a ferrari on a dirt road" lol -102279;1362283554;BitHub;haha nice -102278;1362283566;BitHub;sounds good and a bit crazy what you're doing, keep my updated :) -102277;1362283567;BitHub;me -102276;1362283598;mjr_;yeah, but it basically would have like a matching engine so say account #25671 wants to buy and account #12543 wants to sell, it can match them internally, saving us the fees from mt. gox or wherever -102275;1362283603;mjr_;that is internalization -102274;1362283622;mjr_;with 30k accounts...we can prob do quite a bit of internalization -102273;1362283645;mjr_;and with volume, we can lower our rates at gox, and cut better deals with others -102272;1362283662;BitHub;just you know whatever you do, don't let those guys ruin bitcoin hey? -102271;1362283669;mjr_;of course not -102270;1362283676;mjr_;i want them to see this as an introduction -102269;1362283681;mjr_;so they start using it in everyday life -102268;1362283693;mjr_;AND, if it works, get interviewed on CNBC -102267;1362283694;mjr_;lol -102266;1362283698;BitHub;:) -102265;1362283699;mjr_;and that day -102264;1362283708;mjr_;my little boutique tiny hedge fund will post some amazing gains -102263;1362283710;BitHub;how far off are you? -102262;1362283713;BitHub;1 year? -102261;1362283726;mjr_;well...not sure, we got the software and the servers and the location -102260;1362283751;mjr_;my partner/boss is meeting with those guys for our company (day job) but also selling them on this idea (our own side thing) -102259;1362283756;BitHub;based in the usa? -102258;1362283760;mjr_;NYC -102257;1362283773;mjr_;so, if our deal goes through -102256;1362283775;BitHub;yeah of course heh nyc exchange -102255;1362283779;mjr_;for my day job -102254;1362283788;mjr_;it is fairly reasonable odds that this other thing goes through -102253;1362283799;mjr_;providing we can deliver a stable good source of liquidity to them -102252;1362283811;mjr_;so i am mostly working on that right now -102251;1362283833;mjr_;i think its probably 50/50 at best that it'd done in a year -102250;1362283833;mircea_popescu;what's your idea of liquidity ? -102249;1362283847;mjr_;depends, i am not exactly sure what the demand would be -102248;1362283864;BitHub;i'm still a startup myself trying to figure this stuff out, based in Australia / Asia check us out sometime - bithub.asia bithub.com.au bithub.biz -102247;1362283905;mjr_;but ideally, they could move large amounts of money relatively quickly and without too much slippage -102246;1362283920;mjr_;very cool BitHub -102245;1362283935;mjr_;i'm definitely hoping to partner with people in some way or another in the future -102244;1362283942;mjr_;if they can provide access to markets -102243;1362283966;mjr_;i would really like to work with bitfloor since they are NYC based, but i would like to have routes everywhere -102242;1362283968;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.3 = 1.8 BTC [+] -102241;1362283997;mjr_;also i could hopefully leave orders on bitfloors books to get liquidity rebates -102240;1362284043;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.006296 = 1.574 BTC [-] -102239;1362284088;BitHub;btw does anyone have any of those ASICMINER shares? -102238;1362284104;jurov;here someone was offering just few hrs ago -102237;1362284123;jurov; Selling up to 100 ASICMINER shares, pm me with offers. -102236;1362284151;mjr_;darn -102235;1362284156;mjr_;i missed that -102234;1362284160;mjr_;actually talked to him too -102233;1362284168;mjr_;i would love to pick up some -102232;1362284202;mjr_;lol whats funny is that that company is more like a private equity thing than public company -102231;1362284215;mjr_;people always making back room deals and stuff -102230;1362284216;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet-february-2013-statement/ -102229;1362284220;mircea_popescu;updated with nice graph -102228;1362284279;BitHub;mjr i'm all about partnering up and collaboration if you want help or access to australian/asian markets in the future, lets hook it up :) -102227;1362284316;mjr_;k guys gotta run -102226;1362284318;mjr_;def -102225;1362284325;mjr_;good talking to you all -102224;1362284332;mjr_;best channel on IRC bar none -102223;1362284626;mircea_popescu;jurov for my curiosity, the guy on reddit that "couldn't waiot" till another nonfee exchange opened -102222;1362284643;mircea_popescu;and then got all excited about coinbr -102221;1362284649;mircea_popescu;did he perchance actually make an account ? -102220;1362284677;jurov;maybe, he did not let me know -102219;1362284756;mircea_popescu;twitter "Why do the same people that say A baby in the womb is not life Say bacteria is considered "life" on Mars?" -102218;1362284766;mircea_popescu;me "Because there's plenty of wombs and scarcely any bacteria on Mars. Abundance cheapens." -102217;1362284806;mircea_popescu;http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_kC5MT2r5U8s/TBk0BAwNKkI/AAAAAAAAPLw/5wYilxC2V2c/s1600/nuke+explosion.jpg -102216;1362285234;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [+] -102215;1362285700;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 24 @ 0.00643 = 0.1543 BTC [+] -102214;1362285744;TradeFortress;^ lol -102213;1362286113;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [-] -102212;1362287318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00580008 = 5.8001 BTC [-] -102211;1362287319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00580007 = 2.9 BTC [-] -102210;1362287321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00580006 = 2.9 BTC [-] -102209;1362287329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 38 @ 0.00580004 = 0.2204 BTC [-] -102208;1362287331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00580004 = 2.9 BTC [-] -102207;1362287332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00580002 = 11.6 BTC [-] -102206;1362287334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00580002 = 29.0001 BTC [-] -102205;1362287334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00577614 = 11.5523 BTC [-] -102204;1362287335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00569655 = 11.3931 BTC [-] -102203;1362287337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00550002 = 5.5 BTC [-] -102202;1362287338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.0055 = 0.275 BTC [-] -102201;1362287449;Bugpowder;hmmm -102200;1362287482;kakobrekla;maybe that ian baked got some shares to sell -102199;1362287496;Bugpowder;lol -102198;1362287517;Bugpowder;.0055 pre div is pretty nice -102197;1362287528;Bugpowder;wish I had a bid up -102196;1362287757;Ukto;kakobrekla: he wants a large price :) -102195;1362287769;kakobrekla;hm? -102194;1362287772;Ukto;ian -102193;1362287782;kakobrekla;how much does he want? -102192;1362287804;Ukto;was very high is what I was told -102191;1362287857;kakobrekla;no number? -102190;1362287867;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/l/uy/1RdE4K2G/sdice.png -102189;1362287923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00077011 = 7.7011 BTC [+] -102188;1362287924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00077012 = 0.3851 BTC [+] -102187;1362287968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0055 = 2.2 BTC [-] -102186;1362287997;thestringpuller;Ukto -102185;1362287999;thestringpuller;You stole my coins -102184;1362288003;Ukto;0,o -102183;1362288004;thestringpuller;;;getrating Ukto -102182;1362288004;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Ukto, rated since Tue Jun 14 21:24:56 2011. Cumulative rating 17, from 12 total ratings. Received ratings: 12 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Ukto -102181;1362288012;Ukto;I deed? -102180;1362288015;thestringpuller;jkjk -102179;1362288070;Ukto;hehe -102178;1362288174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00076144 = 1.4467 BTC [-] -102177;1362288939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0055 = 0.55 BTC [-] -102176;1362288940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00500051 = 10.001 BTC [-] -102175;1362288942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 23879 @ 0.0050005 = 119.4069 BTC [-] -102174;1362288954;kakobrekla;hehe -102173;1362288955;Bugpowder;YES -102172;1362288962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.0055 = 3.3 BTC [+] -102171;1362288965;pizzaman1337;why yes? -102170;1362288972;Bugpowder;my bid got hit -102169;1362288976;pizzaman1337;ah -102168;1362288999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0055 = 0.55 BTC [+] -102167;1362289001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16121 @ 0.0050005 = 80.6131 BTC [-] -102166;1362289003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00500002 = 1.5 BTC [-] -102165;1362289003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00500001 = 2 BTC [-] -102164;1362289014;pizzaman1337;when do S.DICE divs come out? -102163;1362289022;Bugpowder;soon -102162;1362289058;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 40000 @ 0.0050005 = 200.02 BTC [+] -102161;1362289067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00500002 = 5 BTC [-] -102160;1362289072;Bugpowder;oh shyt -102159;1362289081;pizzaman1337;that's a lot of movement -102158;1362289089;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -102157;1362289091;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00500001 / 0.00529899 / 0.0063777 (116945 shares, 619.69 BTC), 7D: 0.00500001 / 0.00595337 / 0.0063799 (353812 shares, 2,106.38 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.0060038 / 0.007395 (6898878 shares, 41,419.50 BTC) -102156;1362289104;Bugpowder;I'm out of powder -102155;1362289114;pizzaman1337;just don't run out of bugs -102154;1362289121;Bugpowder;lol -102153;1362289136;Bugpowder;will it actually dump below .005? -102152;1362289152;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/k/IK/1ptRixZ7/sdice.png -102151;1362289161;kakobrekla;its fun to watch rt :) -102150;1362289162;Bugpowder;Even with no whale, I think S.DICE is worth .005 -102149;1362289179;mircea_popescu;pts are missing out lol -102148;1362289180;kakobrekla;at least mpex is not closed on the weekend, right pizzaman1337 ;) -102147;1362289198;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: yeah, rest of the world is closed -102146;1362289201;Bugpowder;;;calc .000133/.005 -102145;1362289201;gribble;0.0266 -102144;1362289259;pizzaman1337;is that what percentage the dividend will be if the price is at 5? -102143;1362289283;Bugpowder;yes -102142;1362289302;Bugpowder;I also believe that the whale lives -102141;1362289321;Bugpowder;with a different address allocation strategy -102140;1362289348;mircea_popescu;remarkably sparse book on s.dice -102139;1362289366;mircea_popescu;0.00637769 64`615 / 13`131 0.00444440 -102138;1362289366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00500001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -102137;1362289367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00500001 = 9.5 BTC [-] -102136;1362289375;Bugpowder;damn -102135;1362289380;Bugpowder;need more coins -102134;1362289391;pizzaman1337;don't we all -102133;1362289391;Bugpowder;someone really wants to dump a big load -102132;1362289399;Bugpowder;but not below .005 -102131;1362289413;Bugpowder;aha -102130;1362289425;Bugpowder;the 637k ask wall is gone -102129;1362289426;mircea_popescu;ya seems like someone putting in a wall at 50 would prolly get a good chunk -102128;1362289429;Bugpowder;must be that guy -102127;1362289433;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: "How you gonna choke a legend ? You don't think I want to choke people ? You can't just choke all your problems, it takes hard work. If I had my way, I'd never work. I could stay home all day watch Scarface 50 times, eat a turkey sandwich and have sex all fuckin day. Then I'd dress up like a clown and surprise kids at schools. Then I'd take a dump in the back of a movie theater and just wait til s -102126;1362289448;Bugpowder;yup -102125;1362289461;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.66 = 2.64 BTC [-] -102124;1362289461;Bugpowder;I'm gonna be sad if he drops to .004 -102123;1362289466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4537 @ 0.00077012 = 3.494 BTC [+] -102122;1362289468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5963 @ 0.00077014 = 4.5923 BTC [+] -102121;1362289473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00500001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -102120;1362289479;Bugpowder;quick someone by the fucking x.idiff.mar -102119;1362289479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00500001 = 9.5 BTC [-] -102118;1362289489;Bugpowder;I'm selling for fucking .0599 -102117;1362289494;Bugpowder;a steal -102116;1362289495;thestringpuller;what's your X.IDIFF priced? -102115;1362289506;mircea_popescu;how;'s it gonna get to 6mn ?! -102114;1362289512;mircea_popescu;it has one retarget till then, and it's not going up 200% -102113;1362289520;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6431 BTC [-] -102112;1362289523;Bugpowder;SHUT UP -102111;1362289525;Bugpowder;!! -102110;1362289525;mircea_popescu;lol -102109;1362289532;Bugpowder;It could retarget twice -102108;1362289545;Bugpowder;if the hash rate really ramps up -102107;1362289545;mircea_popescu;well sure, if we go to like 50 Ph -102106;1362289555;Bugpowder;only really needs to double -102105;1362289566;Bugpowder;right after next diff -102104;1362289577;mircea_popescu;next diff is in like 2 weeks-ish -102103;1362289610;Bugpowder;yes -102102;1362289612;pigeons;;;estimate -102101;1362289613;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4555697.65506 based on data since last change | 4400318.08082 based on data for last three days -102100;1362289613;Bugpowder;Mar 14 -102099;1362289614;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00500001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -102098;1362289615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00500001 = 9.5 BTC [-] -102097;1362289619;Bugpowder;oh fuk -102096;1362289623;pigeons;;;nextdiff -102095;1362289623;gribble;Error: "nextdiff" is not a valid command. -102094;1362289643;Bugpowder;he is gonna dump -102093;1362289647;Bugpowder;I can feel it -102092;1362289648;kakobrekla;no -102091;1362289655;kakobrekla;dude leave 100 shares -102090;1362289657;kakobrekla;leaves -102089;1362289659;kakobrekla;each time -102088;1362289660;kakobrekla;lol -102087;1362289668;kakobrekla;at 5 -102086;1362289690;kakobrekla;well maybe he is going to lose patience -102085;1362289695;kakobrekla;lets get ready or smth -102084;1362289704;mircea_popescu;back to .00008 -102083;1362289708;mircea_popescu;or w/e da fguck it was -102082;1362289760;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.643 BTC [-] -102081;1362289761;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.642001 = 1.284 BTC [-] -102080;1362289831;pizzaman1337;let's have some fun, I put 1 S.DICE buy on the book... maybe he'll take it :) -102079;1362289852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00500001 BTC [-] -102078;1362289861;kakobrekla;im setting a few -102077;1362289862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 99 @ 0.00500001 = 0.495 BTC [-] -102076;1362289863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00500001 BTC [-] -102075;1362289864;pizzaman1337;:D -102074;1362289864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00500001 = 4.5 BTC [-] -102073;1362289871;Bugpowder;heh -102072;1362289881;Bugpowder;won't go below .005 -102071;1362289888;Bugpowder;lets test his will -102070;1362289890;pizzaman1337;or below 0.00500001 -102069;1362289917;kakobrekla;see again he left 100 sitting there -102068;1362289920;kakobrekla;hm -102067;1362289924;kakobrekla;lets pull a trick -102066;1362289935;Bugpowder;that's weird -102065;1362289939;Bugpowder;that is botlink -102064;1362289941;Bugpowder;botlike -102063;1362289946;kakobrekla;nah -102062;1362289952;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: is that your 0.00499999? -102061;1362289956;Bugpowder;mine -102060;1362289960;Bugpowder;:) -102059;1362289974;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -102058;1362289975;kakobrekla;let me try smth see if it works -102057;1362289976;gribble;Current Blocks: 223988 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 1803 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 0 hours, 28 minutes, and 48 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4550550.25106 | Estimated Percent Change: 4.18222 -102056;1362289985;thestringpuller;wow -102055;1362290003;mircea_popescu;i wonder if like 20 years from now when s.dice is like better than microsoft -102054;1362290009;Bugpowder;500,000 shadow S.DICE shares being sold at .005 -102053;1362290013;mircea_popescu;people will look back to like, 10k btc pizza moment -102052;1362290070;Bugpowder;http://heliacal.net/~solar/bitcoin/pizza/ -102051;1362290074;pizzaman1337;nobody is keeping track of trades, are they? Besides on twitter -102050;1362290078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00500001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -102049;1362290080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00500001 = 2 BTC [-] -102048;1362290083;Bugpowder;oooo -102047;1362290105;Bugpowder;tempted to deposit -102046;1362290156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00500001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -102045;1362290158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00500001 = 4.5 BTC [-] -102044;1362290164;kakobrekla;fuck -102043;1362290170;mircea_popescu;wha ? -102042;1362290171;kakobrekla;i missed it -102041;1362290183;kakobrekla;that cocksucker leaves 100 shares there -102040;1362290186;kakobrekla;from the last order -102039;1362290193;kakobrekla;i wanted to get mine hit and cancel it -102038;1362290196;kakobrekla;before new one comes -102037;1362290199;kakobrekla;so there is nothing at 5 -102036;1362290206;kakobrekla;was too late -102035;1362290219;kakobrekla;somebody placed it after me and mine leftover was hit -102034;1362290225;kakobrekla;now someone else has a leftover -102033;1362290244;pigeons;ok canceled it -102032;1362290245;mircea_popescu;lol -102031;1362290249;kakobrekla;rofl -102030;1362290250;kakobrekla;i see -102029;1362290277;kakobrekla;now lets see if he drops -102028;1362290278;pizzaman1337;I wonder if the seller is in this room, watching amused -102027;1362290285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.005 = 2 BTC [-] -102026;1362290292;mircea_popescu;ok time to rollback all trades -102025;1362290340;thestringpuller;stop cheating -102024;1362290350;mircea_popescu;lol -102023;1362290370;Bugpowder;my .00499999 gonna get hit? -102022;1362290393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00499999 BTC [-] -102021;1362290397;kakobrekla;THERE -102020;1362290398;Bugpowder;oh my -102019;1362290399;mircea_popescu;lol -102018;1362290419;Bugpowder;who bought it? -102017;1362290425;Bugpowder;SHOW YOURSELF -102016;1362290441;kakobrekla;you did? -102015;1362290447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00599993 BTC [+] -102014;1362290450;Bugpowder;heheh -102013;1362290453;Bugpowder;BOUNCE -102012;1362290456;mircea_popescu;lol -102011;1362290479;pizzaman1337;that was the share I bought earlier -102010;1362290480;kakobrekla;scalpin the mpex spread with 1sd share -102009;1362290482;pizzaman1337;profit! :P -102008;1362290486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.0048 BTC [-] -102007;1362290489;kakobrekla;a -102006;1362290492;Bugpowder;now its getting serious -102005;1362290501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00599994 BTC [+] -102004;1362290503;Bugpowder;who is trolling -102003;1362290507;kakobrekla;lol -102002;1362290509;mircea_popescu;dudes keep filling my db with bs -102001;1362290521;thestringpuller;fuck yo db -102000;1362290523;mircea_popescu;ima implement the eu tx fee -101999;1362290532;pizzaman1337;no, that'd be lame -101998;1362290536;mircea_popescu;except keep the proceeds for buying ho's skimpy outfits -101997;1362290570;pizzaman1337;you need to distribute those outfits among shareholders -101996;1362290599;pigeons;prolly wont fit me tho -101995;1362290640;kakobrekla;100@0.00500001 -101994;1362290646;kakobrekla;im thinking its himself. -101993;1362290653;mircea_popescu;ha -101992;1362290661;mircea_popescu;that's a thought, somebody trying to cause a panic to load up -101991;1362290666;Bugpowder;most likely -101990;1362290674;Bugpowder;nah -101989;1362290678;Bugpowder;not a panic -101988;1362290679;pizzaman1337;right before a div? -101987;1362290682;Bugpowder;but the 100 bid -101986;1362290687;kakobrekla;ya -101985;1362290695;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder nah ?! that's exactly what you would say -101984;1362290699;mircea_popescu;IF YOU WERE DOING IT -101983;1362290701;mircea_popescu;konspiraci -101982;1362290705;kakobrekla;:D -101981;1362290738;Bugpowder;I dumped my dice when I figured out no whale -101980;1362290754;mircea_popescu;also in the news, i ate out today. -101979;1362290755;Bugpowder;I bought some back when I found another network of 10,000+ coins -101978;1362290756;pigeons;it probably is him cause the other 500001's were me and this one isnt -101977;1362290764;mircea_popescu;law here is you can use receipts for deductions if < 100 lei per. -101976;1362290773;mircea_popescu;so i told the waitress to split up my bill accordingly. -101975;1362290776;mircea_popescu;she came up with three things. -101974;1362290780;mircea_popescu;first was a total of 69 -101973;1362290781;pigeons;i figured i'll buy at that price and take the div -101972;1362290785;mircea_popescu;2nd was a total of 69 -101971;1362290789;mircea_popescu;third was a total of... 69. -101970;1362290809;Bugpowder;69 is a restricted number on california license plates -101969;1362290816;Bugpowder;only cars from 1969 can use it -101968;1362290821;mircea_popescu;lol! -101967;1362290843;Bugpowder;I learned this today when checking custom plates -101966;1362290859;mircea_popescu;what you're serious ?! -101965;1362290954;Bugpowder;yes -101964;1362290966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00550001 = 0.55 BTC [-] -101963;1362290993;Bugpowder;https://www.dmv.ca.gov/ipp2/initPers.do -101962;1362290997;Bugpowder;look it up -101961;1362291022;mircea_popescu;this is why that country is going to shit -101960;1362291026;mircea_popescu;too many dumbass "rules". -101959;1362291147;Bugpowder;Is deprived on IRC? -101958;1362291360;Bugpowder;he seems awefully well informed for not being on irc -101957;1362291416;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder pretty much the only guy with a clue outside of irc -101956;1362291421;mircea_popescu;;;seen deprived -101955;1362291425;gribble;I have not seen deprived. -101954;1362291433;ThickAssLaptop;Deprived doesnt do IRC -101953;1362291435;mircea_popescu;he does show up ocasionally tho, we've chatted -101952;1362291436;ThickAssLaptop;i asked him -101951;1362291718;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00996 BTC [-] -101950;1362292001;ThickAssLaptop;Deprived knows his shit, runs some great ltc assets -101949;1362292037;runeks;DAMN. this one is taken. https://www.dmv.ca.gov/wasapp/ipp2/processPers.do?plateChar0=H&plateChar1=8&plateChar2=S&plateChar3=G&plateChar4=N&plateChar5=H&plateChar6=8 -101948;1362292192;Bugpowder;H8SGNH8? -101947;1362292214;mircea_popescu;try P4NT1E5 -101946;1362292313;runeks;Bugpowder: yes, I was going to get H8RSGNH8, but there's a 7 character limit -101945;1362292328;runeks;mircea_popescu: I bet that wouldn't be allowed. I mean if they ban 69... -101944;1362292342;mircea_popescu;wait. panties aren't allowed ? -101943;1362292355;mircea_popescu;gotta go commando now ? -101942;1362292355;runeks;mircea_popescu: dunno. I'm just guessing. -101941;1362292357;swhitt;there was some dude that had CUN7 or something in west virginia -101940;1362292375;swhitt;crazy west virginians. -101939;1362292387;runeks;it's always west virginians -101938;1362292402;mircea_popescu;there should be a law all virginians must be named Ian -101937;1362292431;swhitt;Ian doesn't sound very west virginian -101936;1362292436;mircea_popescu;Virgin Ian ? -101935;1362292459;swhitt;haha -101934;1362292463;mircea_popescu;anyway, what's the big deal, some dork has CUNT on his license plate. so who cares. -101933;1362292487;mircea_popescu;"yes officer, i saw it, was a pink and green 1971 pontiac with CUNT license plates" -101932;1362292498;swhitt;http://instantrimshot.com/ -101931;1362292523;swhitt;it's america so everyone without anything else to do decides they have to care -101930;1362292527;swhitt;and start a crusade against it -101929;1362292585;mircea_popescu;sad state of affairs. -101928;1362292590;swhitt;indeed -101927;1362292600;mircea_popescu;i blame men. -101926;1362292609;mircea_popescu;women that don't get fucked often enough and raw enough get bored -101925;1362292617;mircea_popescu;and a bored woman is the bane of all government. -101924;1362292631;swhitt;you'd do wonderfully in american politics :) -101923;1362292637;mircea_popescu;i bet. -101922;1362292650;swhitt;probably'd get ~50% of the vote -101921;1362292676;mircea_popescu;as long as i'm counting them i ain't getting under 90 -101920;1362292705;swhitt;blame it on the hanging chad -101919;1362292728;mircea_popescu;lol -101918;1362292747;mircea_popescu;http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/sep/23/where-are-they-now-the-hanging-chad-guy/ -101917;1362292756;swhitt;anyone have any bets on whom one should bet ~$20k on for asic hardware (actual hardware, not shares)? -101916;1362292797;swhitt;foregoing the fact that it is still a gamble at this point -101915;1362292815;runeks;good question -101914;1362292826;swhitt;I have a cilent or two who are interested -101913;1362292848;ThickAssLaptop;there's no good answer -101912;1362292853;swhitt;yeah... -101911;1362292855;swhitt;that's what I said -101910;1362292865;ThickAssLaptop;bfl is the most real company i guess -101909;1362292877;ThickAssLaptop;asicminer shares might be a stable choice... -101908;1362292882;ThickAssLaptop;but all risky -101907;1362292882;runeks;If I had $20k to invest in Bitcoin it wouldn't go to any ASIC company -101906;1362292900;swhitt;runeks: yeah, I said "buy bitcoin, throw some at SDICE but keep most of it in BTC" -101905;1362292913;mircea_popescu;swhitt http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -101904;1362292915;mircea_popescu;take your pick -101903;1362292916;runeks;swhitt: I think that's good advice. -101902;1362292917;swhitt;but they are interested in hashing etc. -101901;1362292945;ThickAssLaptop;start a litecoin farm -101900;1362292950;ThickAssLaptop;thats my advice -101899;1362292960;runeks;swhitt: what do you mean? are they interested in making money or supporting the network? -101898;1362292994;swhitt;what's ltcbtc fx rate now -101897;1362293022;swhitt;the guy's loaded and wants to geek out -101896;1362293033;swhitt;plus the prospect of making money makes it more fun I guess -101895;1362293086;swhitt;1 ltc is only 0.0024 via btc-e now... -101894;1362293099;swhitt;0.0024 btc -101893;1362293152;ThickAssLaptop;look at the usd rate too -101892;1362293157;runeks;I have a hard time believing BFL will deliver within the next two months. but on the other hand Avalon won't either, probably (for new customers). so it doesn't look too good. -101891;1362293174;ThickAssLaptop;and run a litecoin mining calc befre you judge -101890;1362293702;mod6;that was an awesome hockey game -101889;1362293845;mod6;was i on tv? -101888;1362294067;mod6;musta been -101887;1362294078;mod6;missed the s.dice sale 'eh -101886;1362294178;ThickAssLaptop;any word from evoorhees lately? -101885;1362294202;swhitt;when is the march dividend out? -101884;1362294211;swhitt;i thought it was supposed to be today. -101883;1362294362;pigeons;complete and accurate Statements of Profit and Loss for each calendar month will be published by them no later than by the fifth day of the new month. -101882;1362294802;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.642 BTC [-] -101881;1362294862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.64 = 5.12 BTC [-] -101880;1362296308;Bowjob;hey guys -101879;1362296380;Bowjob;i cant seem to access my coins -101878;1362296383;Bowjob;via electrum -101877;1362296489;mircea_popescu;Bowjob why not ? -101876;1362296513;Bowjob;When I double click on the .exe, it doesn't start -101875;1362296521;Bowjob;I'm redownloading electrum to see whats up -101874;1362296522;mod6;did you try rebooting -101873;1362296527;Bowjob;yeah -101872;1362296534;mod6;<.< -101871;1362296562;Bowjob;I have the seed so I'm good -101870;1362296585;mircea_popescu;"Electrum is an easy to use Bitcoin client. It protects you from losing coins" -101869;1362296592;mircea_popescu;i find this funny in the circumstances. -101868;1362296615;mod6;does the process show up in the running executables list? -101867;1362296619;Bowjob;No -101866;1362296638;Bowjob;funny, I re downloaded it, doesnt open up -101865;1362296638;Bowjob;mhm -101864;1362296649;mod6;what if you try to execute it from the command line, what happens? -101863;1362296721;Bowjob;reboot once again -101862;1362297010;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -101861;1362329783;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.0919 BTC [+] -101860;1362330117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3713 @ 0.00076397 = 2.8366 BTC [-] -101859;1362330119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 787 @ 0.00076396 = 0.6012 BTC [-] -101858;1362330469;Chaang-Noi;i hear beer -101857;1362330471;Chaang-Noi;heart -101856;1362330628;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/orice-cuplu-functional/ -101855;1362330630;mircea_popescu;the text reads -101854;1362330634;mircea_popescu;"any functional couple... -101853;1362330638;mircea_popescu;... includes a little secret" -101852;1362332092;mircea_popescu;“I really have no idea how money works or budgets work.” -101851;1362332100;mircea_popescu;that seriously explains everything -101850;1362332108;mircea_popescu;at least the man's occasionally honest. -101849;1362332221;Zedster;do you always pat yourself on the back? -101848;1362332510;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 500 @ 0.00073 = 0.365 BTC [+] -101847;1362332659;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.349 = 1.745 BTC [+] -101846;1362332726;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 3 @ 0.0919 = 0.2757 BTC [+] -101845;1362332965;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.398 BTC [+] -101844;1362333184;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.00999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -101843;1362333190;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.00999 = 0.02 BTC [+] -101842;1362333192;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 16 @ 0.00999 = 0.1598 BTC [+] -101841;1362333217;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you have a minute? -101840;1362333936;mircea_popescu;last saturday john wells had no idea bitcoin even exists. this saturday he's asking his guests cogent questions about it. -101839;1362334349;mjr_;lol what up everyone -101838;1362334397;mjr_;this is too funny, every month you have people running away from s.dice's money -101837;1362334409;mjr_;quick guys they are about to pay us, sell sell sell -101836;1362334463;mircea_popescu;lol -101835;1362334592;Bugpwoder;In a mature, efficient market, the stock price generally drops by the amount of the dividend upon dividend payout. Last two months, this anticipated drop did not occur with S.DICE. -101834;1362334623;lottoBTC;TO PLAY LOTTO BTC: http://www.lottobtc.com/ -101833;1362334879;thestringpuller;Bugpwoder: in fact it went up no? -101832;1362335577;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.349 = 0.698 BTC [+] -101831;1362335614;mjr_;yep -101830;1362335622;mjr_;in fact it drops right BEFORE dividends -101829;1362335625;mjr_;then rises after -101828;1362335673;thestringpuller;it's because people are trying to short -101827;1362335676;thestringpuller;not really -101826;1362337084;Bugpwoder;thestringpuller: yes -101825;1362337262;Zedster;anyone aware of BTC-e having problems taking deposits? -101824;1362337298;lottoBTC;TO PLAY LOTTO BTC: http://www.lottobtc.com/ -101823;1362337419;Bugpwoder;^ spam detected.... -101822;1362339314;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 17 @ 1.56 = 26.52 BTC [-] -101821;1362339622;thestringpuller;spam detected -101820;1362340158;kakobrekla;mornin -101819;1362340296;Bugpwoder;lottoBTC needs to be banned -101818;1362340415;kakobrekla;lottoBTC read chan rules and obey them, if you wish to stay. -101817;1362340605;kakobrekla;you can also pay me 1337 btc and ill leave you alone -101816;1362340704;Zedster;go with option B -101815;1362340816;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00591 = 0.591 BTC [-] -101814;1362340818;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 85 @ 0.0059 = 0.5015 BTC [-] -101813;1362341061;mjr_;good morning -101812;1362341632;topace_;anyone know when the sdice dividend is going ot be paid? -101811;1362341644;kakobrekla;any day now -101810;1362341709;Eduard_Munteanu;Weird, I remember there was a list of exchanges in the topic, where is it? -101809;1362342108;mjr_;should be by tuesday the 5th i think -101808;1362342184;Eduard_Munteanu;kakobrekla: does bit4x provide a web interface for trading? I'm on Linux. -101807;1362342188;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.29 = 1.45 BTC [-] -101806;1362342227;kakobrekla;Eduard_Munteanu, no, you need to use MT4, you can use it in virtual machine -101805;1362342241;Eduard_Munteanu;I see. -101804;1362342288;Eduard_Munteanu;I guess Wine might do too. -101803;1362342331;kakobrekla;hmm -101802;1362342350;kakobrekla;google says its possible but i havent tested how well it works under wine -101801;1362342746;mjr_;does MT4 have an API? -101800;1362342797;kakobrekla;well yea, it has an internal api -101799;1362342804;kakobrekla;you can code your stuff there with MQL -101798;1362342811;mjr_;ok cool -101797;1362342834;mjr_;i'm working on plugging different exchanges into a smart order router/virtual crossing engine -101796;1362342942;mjr_;i'm installing it now, to play around with it, looks like a cool piece of software -101795;1362343007;mjr_;looks like a really cool app, who do you set up an account with exactly? -101794;1362343074;kakobrekla;what do you mean? -101793;1362343089;kakobrekla;i open live accounts in btc denomination -101792;1362343281;jurov;hi kakobrekla: http://live.coinbr.com/images/logofinal.png -101791;1362343345;jurov;aka siren-maintained corporate identity xD -101790;1362343534;kakobrekla;its up http://bitcoin-assets.com/ -101789;1362343854;jurov;lol, looks even better with these rounded corners -101788;1362343865;kakobrekla;:) -101787;1362343876;kakobrekla;shhhhs mp will hear you. -101786;1362343940;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm, what other broker is there for MPEx, other than nam's? -101785;1362343955;kakobrekla;hit f5 on bitcoin-assets -101784;1362343958;kakobrekla;.com -101783;1362343960;kakobrekla;lol -101782;1362343975;dub;Eduard_Munteanu: https://coinbr.com/ref?c=A3R7Tstq16 -101781;1362344004;jurov;yup -101780;1362344065;Eduard_Munteanu;dub: thanks, I'll add you as a referral if I register -101779;1362344175;dub;gah what happened to rule 1 of -assets -101778;1362344209;kakobrekla;eggs bacon and spam. -101777;1362344499;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm, only 3 assets listed on coinbr? -101776;1362344509;Bugpowder;only 3 assets listed on mpex -101775;1362344511;Bugpowder;dude -101774;1362344528;Eduard_Munteanu;I see, I recall a few more on nam's. -101773;1362344566;jurov;there are also options and futures -101772;1362344576;Eduard_Munteanu;Oh, nice. -101771;1362344601;jurov;but were not so often trade to make this type of graph usable -101770;1362344607;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm, I suppose I can't see a list of assets until I deposit some BTCs? -101769;1362344631;jurov;yes, new order screen is accessible only after initial deposit -101768;1362344639;jurov;but it's the same list as mpex.co -101767;1362345008;error4733;F*** the bast*** playing less than 2000 on SDICE... 2x 15 BTC to 955 BTC -101766;1362345126;Zedster;mirc won't let me list my touring polka band -101765;1362345357;Eduard_Munteanu;Why are those options so cheap? E.g. strike price 19USD/BTC, valued at 0.566 BTC. -101764;1362345388;Eduard_Munteanu;Err... -101763;1362345406;Eduard_Munteanu;Nevermind, I read USD instead of BTC. -101762;1362346203;lottoBTC;TO PLAY LOTTO BTC: http://www.lottobtc.com/ -101761;1362346220;Bugpowder;SPAM DETECTED -101760;1362346319;kakobrekla;yeah yeah -101759;1362346397;Zedster;got him! -101758;1362346418;Zedster;wtg bug -101757;1362346837;Lyspooner;what if i said the same thing -101756;1362346870;Lyspooner;TO PLAY LOTTO BTC: http://www.lottobtc.com/ -101755;1362346871;Zedster;every 5 mins and nothing else? -101754;1362346889;Lyspooner;oh that was the first one i saw -101753;1362346928;Zedster;it's a bot -101752;1362346954;Bugpowder;never try to reason with a robot -101751;1362346989;gribble;1 BTC = 34.24860 U.S. dollars = 26.3086496 Euros -101750;1362347485;dub;Is it racist of me to ignore SebastianJu purely because I can't parse his linglinglish -101749;1362347544;kakobrekla;well not if you ignore his rase too -101748;1362347900;chmod755;lol -101747;1362348085;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 150 @ 0.006 = 0.9 BTC [-] -101746;1362348126;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 150 @ 0.0059 = 0.885 BTC [-] -101745;1362348231;jurov;Zedster, try btct for the polka band -101744;1362348416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00077843 = 5.449 BTC [+] -101743;1362348452;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.349 = 0.698 BTC [+] -101742;1362348552;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000745 BTC [+] -101741;1362348662;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 30 @ 0.00076 = 0.0228 BTC [+] -101740;1362348704;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 20 @ 0.00077 = 0.0154 BTC [+] -101739;1362348726;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 20 @ 0.00078 = 0.0156 BTC [+] -101738;1362348818;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 40 @ 0.00079 = 0.0316 BTC [+] -101737;1362348820;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 278 @ 0.00079 = 0.2196 BTC [+] -101736;1362349134;dub;heh just got expense report for a week long road trip with 5 friends last month -101735;1362349198;dub;more of a historic pub crawl, wine tour and whiskey binge -101734;1362349214;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00505 BTC [-] -101733;1362349216;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 70 @ 0.00504 = 0.3528 BTC [-] -101732;1362349239;dub;we spent $10003 -101731;1362349304;kakobrekla;not bad -101730;1362349362;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0059 BTC [-] -101729;1362350411;Bugpowder;finally about to break out of this channel -101728;1362350568;kakobrekla;the what? -101727;1362350607;kakobrekla;you cant do that. -101726;1362350687;Zedster;bugs gotta do whats bugs gotta do -101725;1362350775;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.6745 = 2.698 BTC [+] -101724;1362351227;Lyspooner;taser sword https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0F-VVjqarZE#! -101723;1362351580;dub;amurica fuck yeah -101722;1362351638;dub;comment win: Occams Taser 3 minutes ago Now try building yourself a girlfriend... -101721;1362351649;Diablo-D3;I still want taser brass knuckles -101720;1362351692;gribble;1 BTC = 34.34800 U.S. dollars = 26.3850054 Euros -101719;1362351719;dub;Diablo-D3: beserker punch doom style -101718;1362351732;dub;berserker* -101717;1362351746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00550004 = 5.5 BTC [-] -101716;1362351748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00550003 = 3.85 BTC [-] -101715;1362351759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.0055 = 3.85 BTC [-] -101714;1362351795;jurov;pre-divs sale goes on -101713;1362351806;Diablo-D3;dub: the only thing I remember from doom is the fucking lobster claw -101712;1362352119;thestringpuller;I wish I could short. -101711;1362352129;thestringpuller;The market is so reactive -101710;1362352137;thestringpuller;rather than proactive -101709;1362352675;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 6 @ 0.00999 = 0.0599 BTC [+] -101708;1362352698;dub;I wish I was a little bit shorter, wish I wasnt a baller, wish I had a girl who looked bad, I wouldnt call her? -101707;1362352776;dub;wish I had usagi in a hat with a bat and a '84 skoda -101706;1362352926;dub;mtgox x85 0.0675 -101705;1362352927;dub;wat -101704;1362353119;dub;mtgox x110 0.0338 -101703;1362353138;dub;the fuck is going on -101702;1362353139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1150 @ 0.00076889 = 0.8842 BTC [-] -101701;1362353140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21495 @ 0.00077069 = 16.566 BTC [+] -101700;1362353168;dub;we gettin goxxed -101699;1362353255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0055001 = 2.7501 BTC [+] -101698;1362354149;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -101697;1362354150;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4663223.55823 based on data since last change | 4470188.64953 based on data for last three days -101696;1362354526;jurov;iDiff-E selling for 6.1 now for beliebers ;) -101695;1362354556;jurov;*no, it's iDiff-O March -101694;1362354564;gribble;1 BTC = 34.36999 U.S. dollars = 26.4018974 Euros -101693;1362354712;Ukto;First backed asicminer shares trading live -101692;1362354713;Ukto;https://bitfunder.com/asset/G.ASICMINER-PT -101691;1362354923;dub;backed -101690;1362354973;Ukto;backed -101689;1362355093;dub;strangely that word (as much as it is worth) doesn't appear in the profile -101688;1362355208;dub;Shares total: 1 bajillion/Shares Issued: tiny fraction/Issuer may arbitrarily manipulte share value: yes -101687;1362355316;Ukto;it states that all shares are verified with friedcat -101686;1362355320;Ukto;but your right -101685;1362355325;Ukto;I will get that changed -101684;1362355330;Ukto;terra went to be already tho -_- -101683;1362355654;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00208 BTC [-] -101682;1362355656;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 15 @ 0.002 = 0.03 BTC [-] -101681;1362355658;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 84 @ 0.0019 = 0.1596 BTC [-] -101680;1362355703;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.0059 = 0.59 BTC [-] -101679;1362355799;jurov;Any public votes presented by ASICMINER to all shareholders of ASICMINER may be voted on BitFunder towards a single decision by the G.ASICMINGER-PT shareholder account. -101678;1362355818;jurov;Ukto either there will be voting support or someone is due for a headache? -101677;1362355884;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 500 @ 0.00581 = 2.905 BTC [-] -101676;1362356056;Ukto;well -101675;1362356063;Ukto;supposedly there will be no public votes -101674;1362356068;Ukto;but just in case -101673;1362356071;Ukto;that was put in -101672;1362356219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3147 @ 0.00599998 = 18.8819 BTC [+] -101671;1362356221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1853 @ 0.00599999 = 11.118 BTC [+] -101670;1362356238;jurov;better to just say shares have no voting rights -101669;1362356252;jurov;cuz trolls will be trolling inevitably -101668;1362356293;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.624 = 6.24 BTC [-] -101667;1362356295;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 24 @ 0.6235 = 14.964 BTC [-] -101666;1362356296;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.6221 = 6.221 BTC [-] -101665;1362356297;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.621 = 3.726 BTC [-] -101664;1362356325;jurov;OT: if anyone uses postgres, i recommend: http://postgres-bits.herokuapp.com . several things blew me away, like, it can store dictionaries -101663;1362356365;jurov;natively -101662;1362356376;jurov;and query them -101661;1362356524;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0059 = 5.9 BTC [-] -101660;1362356653;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.41 = 2.82 BTC [-] -101659;1362356714;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.4 = 4.2 BTC [-] -101658;1362357379;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 30 @ 0.000789 = 0.0237 BTC [-] -101657;1362357434;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.621 = 3.726 BTC [-] -101656;1362358271;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 19 @ 0.0058 = 0.1102 BTC [-] -101655;1362358273;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00572 = 0.572 BTC [-] -101654;1362358275;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 31 @ 0.00571 = 0.177 BTC [-] -101653;1362358340;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.00799 = 0.799 BTC [-] -101652;1362359219;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 100 @ 0.002129 = 0.2129 BTC [+] -101651;1362359370;topace_;anyone want to test pushing units from mpex to havelock? -101650;1362359398;kakobrekla;is it free? -101649;1362359407;kakobrekla;i dont even have havelock acc thb -101648;1362359409;kakobrekla;tbh -101647;1362359425;topace_;yup its free -101646;1362359435;kakobrekla;this is for arb or what? -101645;1362359451;topace_;yea, to allow others to get in on the mpex->havelock arbitrage -101644;1362359462;kakobrekla;cute -101643;1362359498;topace_;1) push shares to my fingerprint -101642;1362359499;Eduard_Munteanu;Cool. -101641;1362359503;topace_;2) paste receipt into havelock website -101640;1362359518;topace_;3) i manually approve transfer (for now) -101639;1362359528;topace_;once im sure its working well, ill remove the manual transfer -101638;1362359537;topace_;or, only require it on very large transfers -101637;1362359552;kakobrekla;hmmm -101636;1362359574;kakobrekla;i mean the question here is y u open this at all -101635;1362359581;kakobrekla;you could just automate it -101634;1362359583;kakobrekla;i mean -101633;1362359584;kakobrekla;the arb -101632;1362359629;kakobrekla;no? -101631;1362359634;topace_;yea, i could -101630;1362359666;kakobrekla;well there some money on the table -101629;1362359681;kakobrekla;theres* -101628;1362359744;topace_;i think there needs to be a way for people to freely move shares between mpex and the passthru's and maybe even between the passthrus themselves -101627;1362359780;kakobrekla;ok imma gonna try this -101626;1362359785;kakobrekla;lets register -101625;1362359924;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 455 @ 0.00072 = 0.3276 BTC [-] -101624;1362359935;topace_;cool thanks -101623;1362360021;kakobrekla;Receipt is valid -101622;1362360021;kakobrekla;Your request to push 1000 unit(s) of S.DICE to Havelock Investments has been received. Push requests are currently processed manually (so expect 1-48 hours processign time), but will be automated in the future. -101621;1362360025;thestringpuller;passthru -101620;1362360097;mircea_popescu;hai. -101619;1362360157;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 500 @ 0.00213 = 1.065 BTC [+] -101618;1362360161;kakobrekla;topace_ where are ze shares? :p -101617;1362360166;topace_;kakobrekla: approved. should show in your account now -101616;1362360173;topace_;refresh portfolio page -101615;1362360179;kakobrekla;aha ok i see something -101614;1362360185;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 935 @ 0.0022 = 2.057 BTC [+] -101613;1362360255;mircea_popescu; hi kakobrekla: http://live.coinbr.com/images/logofinal.png ?<< haha cool -101612;1362360278;topace_;hmm wonder what its showing for your book value? obviously it wont be able to calculate that... -101611;1362360312;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 2 @ 0.00249 = 0.005 BTC [+] -101610;1362360314;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 10 @ 0.00249 = 0.0249 BTC [+] -101609;1362360316;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 497 @ 0.0025 = 1.2425 BTC [+] -101608;1362360357;mircea_popescu;seems i didn't miss much huh -101607;1362360370;topace_;kakobrekla: umm somethings wrong tho. -101606;1362360376;topace_;my multiple is off -101605;1362360377;topace_;lol -101604;1362360380;kakobrekla;hey yeah -101603;1362360383;topace_;it should have given you 10 shares, not 100 -101602;1362360384;kakobrekla;i was just wondering -101601;1362360384;topace_;haha -101600;1362360392;kakobrekla;says 100 on the contract -101599;1362360431;kakobrekla;still no bbet tho ? :p -101598;1362360535;topace_;think i might add bbet this week -101597;1362360539;topace_;and mpoe as well -101596;1362360553;kakobrekla;the recent tx still shows 100 -101595;1362360585;topace_;just fixed that too -101594;1362360592;kakobrekla;kk -101593;1362360601;topace_;well at least there was nothing wrong with the code, i just had the multiple set wrong. -101592;1362360616;kakobrekla;no way to push back now? -101591;1362360628;kakobrekla;i mean automagic or smth -101590;1362360641;topace_;not yet... but thats the easier of the two to code -101589;1362360650;topace_;give me your fingerprint and ill push em back -101588;1362360660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00077069 = 7.2445 BTC [+] -101587;1362360688;mircea_popescu;push it push it -101586;1362360718;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCadcBR95oU -101585;1362360720;kakobrekla;its ok, ima gonna leave em there -101584;1362360726;topace_;oh okay :) -101583;1362360756;topace_;ill add the push back form probably tomrrow or tuesday -101582;1362360785;topace_;it'll be a push request, and manually approved on my side, same as the push in request.. at least until im sure its working 100% -101581;1362360798;kakobrekla;cool -101580;1362360824;topace_;gotta go vacuum now, or gf will kill me when she gets home -101579;1362360828;topace_;ttyl -101578;1362360832;kakobrekla;enjoy -101577;1362360922;mircea_popescu;that;s so backwards... -101576;1362360961;kakobrekla;first pusing off mpex now cleaning before the lady gets home -101575;1362360965;kakobrekla;endoftheworld.swf -101574;1362361009;mircea_popescu;lol -101573;1362361058;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -101572;1362361059;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.40001, Best ask: 34.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 34.40001, 24 hour volume: 12439.22704040, 24 hour low: 33.80000, 24 hour high: 34.50000, 24 hour vwap: 34.12774 -101571;1362361111;jurov;next door at -otc, litecoin fpga firmware is cooking -101570;1362361129;jurov;"dont fpgas go out of style as fast as CPUs do?" -101569;1362361142;mircea_popescu;i thought litecoin was like all cpu -101568;1362361151;mircea_popescu; -101567;1362361197;jurov;just because it needs much memory. if someone figures out how to hook memory to fpga and make it fast...sky is the limit -101566;1362361394;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.6216 = 3.108 BTC [+] -101565;1362361418;jurov;and on -dev they took on to optimize satoshidice, again :) -101564;1362361689;mircea_popescu;heh. -101563;1362361986;jurov;i wonder why i haven't seen the idea of applying hashcash to *every* transaction -101562;1362362025;jurov;like, tx won't be accepted if you didn't some little hashing yourself -101561;1362362039;mircea_popescu;jurov ask them when are they gonna actually get crackin on the actual problems http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoind-not-quite-ready-for-prime-time/ -101560;1362362059;mircea_popescu;buncha fuckwits -101559;1362362061;jurov;asked about that yest -101558;1362362068;mircea_popescu;aha ? and ? -101557;1362362085;jurov;can't remember any concrete outcome -101556;1362362126;jurov;some discussion about optimized choosing of unspent outputs at most -101555;1362362262;jurov;i guess you'll end up having to defragment the bitbet wallet occassionally -101554;1362362278;jurov;to prevent situations -101553;1362362286;mircea_popescu;so why the fuck are they fixing other people's problems -101552;1362362289;mircea_popescu;jesus christ these dudes. -101551;1362362306;mircea_popescu;"o, what needs to be done is too hard, o, we're too stupid, let's do something else instead" -101550;1362362310;mircea_popescu;psccccchhhh -101549;1362362389;jurov;lol, i have to make closed source wallet defrag tool.. and sell it for 1BTC. or at least accept donations -101548;1362362442;mircea_popescu;and have the same dorks whine about how you're ruining bitcoin -101547;1362362444;mircea_popescu;which they broke -101546;1362362465;mircea_popescu;i strongly suspect the reason satoshi made himself scarce was that he was getting sick of dealing with the current team of devs. -101545;1362362593;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.6216 = 4.3512 BTC [+] -101544;1362362656;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131012.0 -101543;1362362662;mircea_popescu;aww they got chunge guy -101542;1362362714;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6197 BTC [-] -101541;1362362830;Bowjob;mhm -101540;1362362834;Bowjob;LTC went up to 10 cents -101539;1362362895;mircea_popescu;lmao wait. waitwait. -101538;1362362899;mircea_popescu;Cloudflare was down ?! -101537;1362362903;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -101536;1362363319;Eduard_Munteanu;BTW, how do you manage shares traded on your exchange? I hear asicminer people had to do some manual bookkeeping. Do you keep an exchange-local tab? -101535;1362363353;Eduard_Munteanu;But then I suppose you can't trade shares outside the exchange. -101534;1362363380;jurov;Eduard_Munteanu, you asking mircea? -101533;1362363386;Eduard_Munteanu;Anyone. :) -101532;1362363394;jurov;he already admitted he has girls for that -101531;1362363400;Eduard_Munteanu;Heh. -101530;1362363437;jurov;and yes, the shares don't go outside exchange. this is why we have all these passthroughs -101529;1362363460;mircea_popescu;an exchange is an exchange, it has a trade engine -101528;1362363466;Eduard_Munteanu;Ideally shares could work like BTC, I wonder if that's possible. -101527;1362363466;mircea_popescu;what friedcat is doing is inhuman -101526;1362363470;mircea_popescu;but i guess people gotta try it out. -101525;1362363489;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu that's not ideal. it's actually a bad idea. the horse has been discussed to death -101524;1362363512;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm. -101523;1362363553;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.61 = 3.05 BTC [-] -101522;1362363566;Eduard_Munteanu;But isn't there a crypto way to accomplish the same thing, perhaps different than BTC? You still need exchanges. -101521;1362363605;Eduard_Munteanu;If this has been discussed on the forums, I'd be glad to read those threads. -101520;1362363700;Eduard_Munteanu;Unlike BTCs, shares are by definition centralized I suppose. -101519;1362363712;Eduard_Munteanu;At least wrt how they're issued. -101518;1362363954;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/why-i-nixed-p2p-colored-coins-and-all-that-jazz/ -101517;1362364078;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135778037437.png lmao deliciouscake -101516;1362364206;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm, makes sense, reading... thanks. -101515;1362364252;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin Pride Stats -101514;1362364252;mircea_popescu;Feb 2013: Income: $2,200 USD Profit: $1,186.00 USD -101513;1362364252;mircea_popescu;(Selling was halted during the month of Feb. to change payment methods.) -101512;1362364252;mircea_popescu;Jan 2013: Income: $3,270 USD Profit: $2,218.35 USD -101511;1362364252;mircea_popescu;Dec 2012: Income: $4,521.75 USD Profit: $3,784.00 USD -101510;1362364252;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin pride averages a 70% profit. Don't you want a piece of the pie too? -101509;1362364261;mircea_popescu;wait, their income went from 4.5 to 3.2 then 2.2 ?! -101508;1362364273;mircea_popescu;who was saying they've eaten up their market earlier ? they had a point it seems -101507;1362364362;BitHub;so they're losing money each month? -101506;1362364466;mircea_popescu;well, losing incom -101505;1362364473;mircea_popescu;still showing a (growing) profit -101504;1362364479;mircea_popescu;i've never seen that sort of dynamic before. -101503;1362364564;kakobrekla;hm -101502;1362364566;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: I see the problem. Still, wouldn't an exchange / market-maker be able to eliminate all those delays for things traded within the exchange? Not sure how one'd deal with double spending if you don't wait for confirmations. -101501;1362364592;kakobrekla;the formula it seems is Income( rand() ) - 1 grand = profit -101500;1362364651;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu by keeping a central book, obviously. -101499;1362364669;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla unless the sqrt log guy has a better solution, i think you're spot on. -101498;1362364677;kakobrekla;;)) -101497;1362364720;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: yes. And committing changes to the blockchain periodically. The exchange is still pretty important, but at least you can move stuff between exchanges in a standard way. -101496;1362364730;mircea_popescu;you ALREADY can do that. -101495;1362364743;mircea_popescu;mpex issues push receipts. -101494;1362364743;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm. -101493;1362364831;Eduard_Munteanu;Actually yeah, that kinda solves the entire issue. -101492;1362364850;Eduard_Munteanu;Not sure about OTC trading, but presumably you could do it manually somehow. -101491;1362364860;Eduard_Munteanu;Using your receipts. -101490;1362364880;mircea_popescu;if you can do it automatically like topace is trying you necessarily can do it manually too -101489;1362364916;Eduard_Munteanu;Indeed. -101488;1362365115;mircea_popescu;the way asicminer is playing this game makes me scratch my head. -101487;1362365141;mircea_popescu;so they're pointedly not coming to be listed on mpex, jump through the hoops and get my ok. -101486;1362365156;mircea_popescu;instead they're waiting for btct/bf/others run passthroughs -101485;1362365161;mircea_popescu;obviously there's no contract involved there. -101484;1362365174;mircea_popescu;now what happens if six months down the road friedcat pulls a gigavps ? -101483;1362365196;mircea_popescu;Ukto, burnside and whoever else involved gets scammer tags ? or what ? -101482;1362365269;Eduard_Munteanu;You're saying they're intentionally delaying listing on MPEx? -101481;1362365302;mircea_popescu;i'm saying they're either through sheer incompetence, sheer lack of resources or by actually being frauds behave just like a fraud would. -101480;1362365319;mircea_popescu;maybe i'm not understanding something. -101479;1362365382;Eduard_Munteanu;IDK, getting listed should've been negotiated even before the IPO, in my opinion. People have to have some way to buy / sell those stocks easily. -101478;1362365430;mircea_popescu;sure. -101477;1362365439;mircea_popescu;moreover, they've liquidity-trapped their "investors" -101476;1362365445;Eduard_Munteanu;Yeah. -101475;1362365448;mircea_popescu;which is something you really don't want to do -101474;1362366449;dub;whats liquidity? -101473;1362366495;dub;sound slike something to do with selling shares -101472;1362366503;dub;which is, as we know, not how you invest! -101471;1362366548;mircea_popescu;o ok -101470;1362366553;mircea_popescu;welcome back among the living -101469;1362366990;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130947.msg1576297#msg1576297 -101468;1362367000;mircea_popescu;wow, eskimobob actually published a readable balance. -101467;1362367086;dub;wat -101466;1362367169;dub;oh right, where he lists bitcoins: he is counting litecoins -101465;1362367396;mircea_popescu;converted at an unspecified rate etc.\ -101464;1362367466;mircea_popescu;still, i had no idea ltc tanked that bad in btc -101463;1362367528;pigeons;yeah as btc was going up, ltc was going down to track the dollar and stay at .07 usd rather than stay at a ratio to btc -101462;1362367586;mircea_popescu;otoh lct seems all set for bubble territory. -101461;1362367593;dub;bfl realy do deserve some kind of award -101460;1362367595;mircea_popescu;since btc folks love a good bubble... -101459;1362367630;dub;they should be held up as a shining example of how to fail at pr -101458;1362367643;mircea_popescu;nah, coinlab is the shining example of how to fail at pr. -101457;1362367664;pigeons;we brought bitcoin to wall street in silicon valley -101456;1362367670;mircea_popescu;"drunk whore stumbles into wallstreet bar, announces she's brining the clap to wall street" -101455;1362367706;dub;im not sure if hiring inaba or letting your userbase add content at a yourdomain.com/blog/ url IS DUMBER -101454;1362367738;dub;it took quite a few moments to decipher that I was not actually reading an official bfl blog -101453;1362367743;mircea_popescu;hm -101452;1362367751;mircea_popescu;truth be told those are pretty good too -101451;1362367757;mircea_popescu;ah, so much fail, so hard to pick a winner -101450;1362367822;mircea_popescu;sooo, three chicks drank four liters of vodka in two days. -101449;1362367831;mircea_popescu;what the fuck is this, dnipopetrovsk ?! -101448;1362367947;dub;I should delve into this road trip expenses sheet -101447;1362367971;mircea_popescu;hey, was it like 10k ? -101446;1362367991;dub;yes, 6 people, 6 days, 10k -101445;1362367997;mircea_popescu;list it -101444;1362367999;mircea_popescu;LTC-BARF -101443;1362368010;Bowjob;apparently we have a new ASIC company that is ready to ship -101442;1362368018;mircea_popescu;about the same size as eskimo's thing -101441;1362368027;Bowjob;this one's from hungary -101440;1362368027;mircea_popescu;Bowjob which one is that ? -101439;1362368029;BitHub;where can i place a bet that coinlab will be out of business by end of year? -101438;1362368036;Bowjob;PrimeAsic -101437;1362368045;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=148832.0 -101436;1362368048;mircea_popescu;BitHub on bitbet, if you can well define out of business -101435;1362368059;mircea_popescu;iirc jurov tried -101434;1362368069;BitHub;well maybe not out of business -101433;1362368075;BitHub;what i want to bet on this being a huge fail -101432;1362368122;dub;theres only $633 worth of whiskey listed here, I don't think thats accurate -101431;1362368143;mircea_popescu;hm, actually hungary, might be worth a visit. -101430;1362368145;dub;I recall at least 4 bottles that where brought from home -101429;1362368188;BitHub;oh that's cool -101428;1362368195;BitHub;wish i live near hungary -101427;1362368196;Bowjob;if its legit, I'll fly over there to pick a couple of them -101426;1362368203;BitHub;i would sell my car today and go get one tomorrow -101425;1362368208;Bowjob;I don't know the price yet -101424;1362368241;mircea_popescu;i could be in budapest literally by sunup -101423;1362368250;mircea_popescu;but meh... worth it ? -101422;1362368279;mircea_popescu;~300 km awai -101421;1362368322;BitHub;really? -101420;1362368384;mircea_popescu;yes really. -101419;1362368398;mircea_popescu;that's why i live here, it's close to shit. -101418;1362368418;BitHub;i live in a fuck hole -101417;1362368426;BitHub;where everything is expensive -101416;1362368432;mircea_popescu;sucks. move to yurp -101415;1362368439;BitHub;i'm trying -101414;1362368439;dub;mircea_popescu: I thought it was teh lion/bear licesning regime -101413;1362368460;mircea_popescu;dub huh ?! -101412;1362368462;BitHub;:D -101411;1362368466;dub;http://newsfeed.time.com/2013/02/27/lions-bears-removed-from-romanian-gangsters-property/ -101410;1362368466;BitHub;couch -101409;1362368472;mircea_popescu;lmao -101408;1362368487;dub;I heard that on the radio a few days ago, first thought 'wonder if mp shows up on irc today' -101407;1362368494;BitHub;better not touch my pet tiger -101406;1362368523;mircea_popescu;lol -101405;1362368531;mircea_popescu;the idea that you need a permit for stuff is certainly new here -101404;1362368535;mircea_popescu;what the fuck, permits. -101403;1362368603;BitHub;bit of a long shot but would anyone be able to help me out and send one of those to Australia? -101402;1362368668;mircea_popescu;this stuff is a mess to export -101401;1362368684;BitHub;yeah thats true -101400;1362368693;BitHub;customs will probably take it and start mining themselves -101399;1362368695;BitHub;pricks -101398;1362368713;mircea_popescu;yeah -101397;1362368847;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: You are beginning to see some of the strange contradictory nature of the asicminer people, I think, that I've been complaining about for months. -101396;1362368867;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic perhaps. what specifically ? -101395;1362368910;mircea_popescu;o, asicminer not asic miners. yeah. -101394;1362368940;dub;why is it a mess to export? -101393;1362368967;dub;its a computer, we have been shipping these around the place for a wee while now -101392;1362368978;mircea_popescu;dub ya well, maybe it's a bomb -101391;1362369012;dub;customs can test for bombliness -101390;1362369044;mircea_popescu;maybe it's a nuclear bomb producing item -101389;1362369057;mircea_popescu;maybe it'll fuck their mothers. -101388;1362369075;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: You mentioned earlier that they are behaving fraudulently-like.. This is permeating more than just the way they are handling their stocks, but elsewhere as well, and it's troubling because unethical people in their position, could conceivably have done a much larger order to start with than what they are reporting, and the attraction of doing double-spends is quite large if, indeed, the evidence is correct when -101387;1362369081;midnightmagic;it points to short-term thinking. -101386;1362369122;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic well, i don't know the whole thing, but from this angle it looks more like they're clueless/haven't been thinking things through/haven't slept in weeks -101385;1362369136;mircea_popescu;tho its quite possible they're ill intended too, sure. -101384;1362369150;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I would be very interested to hear from you if you discover that they aren't just clueless, but seemingly deliberately clueless. -101383;1362369162;dub;they are chinese -101382;1362369167;midnightmagic;Or if you begin to make observations that suggest it is not pure ignorance. -101381;1362369167;mircea_popescu;i'll certinly say something -101380;1362369183;mircea_popescu;but so far my belief is they just don't understand finance -101379;1362369186;mircea_popescu;which is in fact common so. -101378;1362369200;midnightmagic;dub: And yet ngzhang is one of the most ethical businesspeople I've seen in a long time. -101377;1362369214;mircea_popescu;i dun think chineseness has much to do with anything -101376;1362369217;dub;midnightmagic: I'll assume you're being facetious? -101375;1362369221;midnightmagic;dub: Being Chinese doesn't really mean much. -101374;1362369231;midnightmagic;dub: I am not. ngzhang is extremely ethical, or else Icarus wouldn't exist. -101373;1362369240;dub;lets deal with teh first question, my mind is somewhat boggling -101372;1362369245;mircea_popescu;there's plenty of scummy americans, iranians, turks and eskimos in this world -101371;1362369251;mircea_popescu;and plenty of trustworthy same etc. -101370;1362369257;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Eskimos don't like being called Eskimos. :) -101369;1362369263;mircea_popescu;lol -101368;1362369272;mircea_popescu;well whatever, inuits. northern russian people. -101367;1362369276;dub;midnightmagic: this is the the same dude involved in avalon right? the 'we shipped' guy -101366;1362369342;midnightmagic;dub: The "we shipped and they're sitting in customs at the beginning of CNY." and also , "Geez, with all this negativity, maybe we'll just be quiet until there's actually something to talk about." guys.. -101365;1362369412;midnightmagic;dub: Also the latest update, "Rest of the units will have been shipped by around Mar 10, everyone should have batch #1 in hand by about mid-March" people. -101364;1362369458;dub;pitty they're not 'here are the tracking numbers' people though really -101363;1362369489;dub;anyway, being chinese decreases ones ability to think strategically and reason counterfactually -101362;1362369513;dub;this is a genetic/language thing thats been done to death -101361;1362369518;midnightmagic;... I can't actually tell if you're serious. -101360;1362369547;midnightmagic;If you're jerking my chain, your delivery is too dry. -101359;1362369558;dub;im not, try meeting some chinese people -101358;1362369573;dub;I hear there are a couple up your way -101357;1362369640;midnightmagic;And how do you know I'm not Chinese origin? -101356;1362369686;dub;we'll I don't but based on past discussions I think its rather unlikely -101355;1362369706;dub;you are far too empathetic for one -101354;1362369780;kakobrekla;https://twitter.com/BitBets -101353;1362369783;kakobrekla;https://twitter.com/BitBetsBets -101352;1362369784;midnightmagic;dub: I'm at a loss here to meaningfully discuss this with you. I don't know where to start. If you're serious, I'm fairly sure we are so alien that there is basically no common ground on which to meaningfully converse for this topic. -101351;1362369785;kakobrekla;fyi -101350;1362369787;dub;anyway, if you remove any racist overtones you have automatically inferred, it explains a lot about the comms we've seen from avalon and asicminer -101349;1362369790;kakobrekla;no spam. -101348;1362369810;midnightmagic;dub: I haven't called you a racist yet. -101347;1362369836;dub;midnightmagic: you're gettign there, its par for the course with you (you'd make a terrible anthropologist) -101346;1362369885;midnightmagic;dub: Is it now. I'm.. glad you're paying such close attention to my activity that you think you have me pegged. -101345;1362369887;kakobrekla;ZOMG https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.msg1580072#msg1580072 -101344;1362369950;dub;midnightmagic: I don't really have time to go through this, there is quite a bit of literature out there -101343;1362369953;kakobrekla;During the BDT experience, because i was very concerned about the high interest bond and the lack of supporting high revenues i've made the decision (unethical, possibly illegal) to repurpose some of the funds raised with the IPO. -101342;1362369953;kakobrekla;Those funds were invested through some chinese partners of mine in asic equipment. -101341;1362369986;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0059 = 0.0295 BTC [+] -101340;1362370008;midnightmagic;dub: Much of the literature usually cited to conclude such things has been thoroughly debunked, so perhaps someday when you're willing to cite, after making such assertions, I'd be glad to read and evaluate such studies. -101339;1362370014;dub;midnightmagic: regarding the chinese, not your culteral naivety -101338;1362370090;dub;yes, well I'm more of an experience guy than a take debunkment at face value guy. Dorkins calls it the belief gene, though I don't really believe it exists. -101337;1362370102;midnightmagic;dub: Making negative assertions about the person you are having a discussion with is not usually productive. I'm readjusting my evaluation of your random, seemingly-connected comments post-statement. -101336;1362370127;dub;midnightmagic: its an observation grounded in experience, not a negative assertion -101335;1362370152;midnightmagic;dub: I'm fairly sure your evaluation of my cultural "naivete" is based on incomplete data. -101334;1362370201;midnightmagic;dub: Also, if you are an experience guy, then why are you pointing to external data as the foundation of your assertions rather than just your experience? -101333;1362370217;dub;midnightmagic: thats easy, it closely mirrors what I have observed -101332;1362370228;mircea_popescu; this is a genetic/language thing thats been done to death << it's not genetic, it's cultural. -101331;1362370230;midnightmagic;dub: I'll presume you are aware of the notion of confirmation bias. -101330;1362370296;mircea_popescu;whoop, you just did it :D -101329;1362370332;mircea_popescu; Those funds were invested through some chinese partners of mine in asic equipment. <<< ahaha epic -101328;1362370351;dub;midnightmagic: and I'f I were a victim of that would I need to have read about this before or after observing it? -101327;1362370396;midnightmagic;dub: ALl that's required is that you reject well-grounded studies that disagree with your opinion, while selecting out those studies which agree with it or reinforce it in some fashion. -101326;1362370438;dub;I guess at some point, some people like to actually form an opinion -101325;1362370518;midnightmagic;dub: Sure, course. Nothing wrong with an opinion so long as data can update it. -101324;1362370570;dub;the problem is you can likely produce data to refute any opinion as can I -101323;1362370616;midnightmagic;dub: Lots of people think that, but it is also possible to assess the quality of the data. So, IMO, no, it's not possible to find quality data which refutes any opinion. -101322;1362370636;midnightmagic;dub: Or rather, it's not possible for me.. -101321;1362370732;dub;i'd like to continue this and know it looks like weasling out -101320;1362370743;dub;but im not in a meeting, on teh phone, and working to a thight deadline -101319;1362370749;dub;/snot/now -101318;1362370756;midnightmagic;I'm sorry you think that. You should realise that the implication is that I am aserting my mind can be changed. -101317;1362370758;dub;and typing without looking at my screen -101316;1362370851;midnightmagic;Unlike most people, I am not interested (this time) in simply honing my ability to refute. If and when you come up with actual cites, I'd be happy to look them up. I still have fulltext research credentials at the local university. -101315;1362370934;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.29 = 0.87 BTC [-] -101314;1362370960;mircea_popescu;now how'dja get that eh ? by exploiting the masses -101313;1362370967;mircea_popescu;by 'olding on to outdated imperialist dogma -101312;1362370985;mircea_popescu;which perpetuates the social and economic differences -101311;1362370988;mircea_popescu;within our society. -101310;1362370996;mircea_popescu;If there's ever going to be any progress... -101309;1362371100;midnightmagic;dub: Also, stop asserting stupid things about me. -101308;1362371321;BitHub;so what happened with sdice divs? -101307;1362371373;mircea_popescu;;;seen evoorhees -101306;1362371373;gribble;evoorhees was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 5 days, 3 hours, 55 minutes, and 34 seconds ago: perfect -101305;1362371381;mircea_popescu;well, contract says they got till the 5th -101304;1362371396;BitHub;hmm -101303;1362371444;dub;midnightmagic: a little while ago there was a conversation where you appeared to be floored by the notion that in some locations/cultures the base assumption of a strangers actions being altruistic was false -101302;1362371489;Eduard_Munteanu;I wonder if bitcoiners are going to experiment with different governance rules / contracts than you usually see in the real world. Which is usually majority of shares. -101301;1362371495;midnightmagic;dub: I was floored by the fact that it was so *in that specific locale*. -101300;1362371527;dub;midnightmagic: its not the only time you have appeared to me to base your arguments around a world view couched in priviledged western culture -101299;1362371600;Eduard_Munteanu;I guess mircea_popescu pledges to be the benevolent dictator of MPEx forever, after reading a bit through the contract. -101298;1362371615;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu let me dig that out for you -101297;1362371630;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/so-whats-the-plan-with-mpoempex/ -101296;1362371664;error4733;haha mp you made my day ! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1517002#msg1517002 -101295;1362371689;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu also, re the rules etc, http://trilema.com/2012/the-mpex-rota/ http://trilema.com/2013/rota-post-mortem/ -101294;1362371705;mircea_popescu;error4733 lol -101293;1362371734;mircea_popescu;if at least he had the guts to post something like "Same" -101292;1362371740;mircea_popescu;that'd have earned him some respect -101291;1362371744;mircea_popescu;but... weasels everywhere. -101290;1362371756;dub;midnightmagic: my memory of it is different, I don't think we were discussing a specific place, only the existence of such places -101289;1362371761;mircea_popescu;sometimes i suspect there's like five balls in three ballsacks available in the entire continental us. -101288;1362371795;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: out of curiosity, did Silk Road ever approach you? To get listed, raise money and so forth. -101287;1362371818;mircea_popescu;i've not made a comment on the topic so far. -101286;1362371835;Eduard_Munteanu;I see. -101285;1362371842;dub;anyway, if I don't want this PM to actually climb up my ass I need to deliver some shit so I'm closing this term -101284;1362371862;mircea_popescu;aha -101283;1362371877;midnightmagic;dub: It is a cultural perversion of what appears to be the most successful strategy for human progress. -101282;1362371965;BitHub;good read mircea -101281;1362372015;mircea_popescu;;) -101280;1362372094;BitHub;take the girls up and down the river? wtf -101279;1362372109;BitHub;i thought you were talkig about your daughters or something, till i click on the pics lul wtf -101278;1362372122;mircea_popescu;im not married / don't have kids. -101277;1362372152;Eduard_Munteanu;Hmm, you know... they also said underground resources belong to the state... wouldn't surprise me if they deem Bitcoin mining a national resource as well. :) -101276;1362372169;mircea_popescu;that'll be very much their problem entirely. -101275;1362372175;BitHub;lul and these girls are your friends and you just hang out wtih them? -101274;1362372190;mircea_popescu;BitHub im hung so i hang. -101273;1362372233;BitHub;making a porno or something? -101272;1362372265;mircea_popescu;to quote, http://trilema.com/2009/eu-am-un-succes-nebun-la-femei/ -101271;1362372271;mircea_popescu;(nu means no) -101270;1362372277;BitHub;i hope that's me in 5 years haha -101269;1362372312;Eduard_Munteanu;Heh. -101268;1362372355;mircea_popescu;why wait five years, i always say. -101267;1362372365;BitHub;trying to be realistic -101266;1362372384;BitHub;it did just give me a huge boost of motivation tho -101265;1362372415;mircea_popescu;srsly, girls are easy. you just have to make them feel safe they'll do anything. -101264;1362372451;Eduard_Munteanu;Like investors. :P -101263;1362372455;mircea_popescu;indeed. -101262;1362372479;BitHub;money first, then girls -101261;1362372834;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.1134 = 0.2268 BTC [+] -101260;1362372935;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 8 @ 0.29248665 = 2.3399 BTC [+] -101259;1362372940;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.22360455 = 223.6046 BTC [-] -101258;1362372953;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.19808896 = 198.089 BTC [-] -101257;1362373699;Chaang-Noi;BitHub> money first, then girls (this does work well) -101256;1362373725;Chaang-Noi;anyone happen to know off the top of their head how many avolons were made in batch one? or the total hashing power? -101255;1362374039;thestringpuller;approx 200 -101254;1362374065;thestringpuller;based on a 500,000 NRE cost on the chips I assume there will be at least 600 total on the first "batch" of chips -101253;1362374068;thestringpuller;why do you want to know? -101252;1362374382;Chaang-Noi;i want to know how much asic miner shares are worth -101251;1362374538;Chaang-Noi;600 times 60 ghs.... -101250;1362374561;Chaang-Noi;that is a lot, hmm -101249;1362374585;Chaang-Noi;just wonder if bfl will fail hard, are they still bumping or whatever? -101248;1362374855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00550011 = 5.5001 BTC [-] -101247;1362374857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0055001 = 2.7501 BTC [-] -101246;1362375366;dub;midnightmagic: indeed, saw an interesting article about the very young having much greater altrustic tendancies which increases survival odds in an 'all the adults are dead' scenario -101245;1362376039;midnightmagic;dub: I'm trying to dig up the log because I'm curious what I was thinking at the time. I've actually grown up in a place (yes, they exist even in Canada) where one must assume the stranger is evil. -101244;1362376050;midnightmagic;dub: Do you have any more keywords for me to search on? -101243;1362376287;dub;midnightmagic: egrep -i '(dub.*eastern.*europe)' \#bitcoin-assets.log -101242;1362376297;midnightmagic;thanks -101241;1362376310;midnightmagic;stupid split logs anyway.. -101240;1362376326;dub;amusing false positive: 29-11-12-13:45 kakobreklaaa it's sharpie in pooper you person of dubious eastern european origin you -101239;1362376348;dub;midnightmagic: 12-12-12-20:59 -101238;1362376360;dub;thats US eastern -101237;1362376388;kakobrekla;lol -101236;1362376546;midnightmagic;dub: *AWESOME* you just found for me the reference to the mpoe-pr boob pic that I've been searching for forever. -101235;1362376564;mircea_popescu;lol ?! -101234;1362376566;dub;we aim to please -101233;1362376583;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Hey man, in that log on that day you're talking about that boobpic I've been trying to grep for forever. -101232;1362376635;mircea_popescu;cool -101231;1362376648;mircea_popescu;you've prolly given bithub even more determination charges. -101230;1362376668;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Who me? -101229;1362376675;mircea_popescu;yes you. -101228;1362376683;midnightmagic;What are determination charges? -101227;1362376723;mircea_popescu;" it did just give me a huge boost of motivation tho" -101226;1362376752;mircea_popescu;i guess i used the wrong word -101225;1362376893;midnightmagic;dub: All I see is "[18:01:08] dub: What a horrible way to live, in constant fear." I guess all I can say is that's not a statement born of ignorance. -101224;1362376914;midnightmagic;I may have been quoting blade runner. -101223;1362377009;midnightmagic;(alternatively) -101222;1362377054;Bowjob;;;ticker -101221;1362377054;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.42598, Best ask: 34.57010, Bid-ask spread: 0.14412, Last trade: 34.42349, 24 hour volume: 14866.21945414, 24 hour low: 33.80000, 24 hour high: 34.61000, 24 hour vwap: 34.21380 -101220;1362377447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 72000 @ 0.00175 = 126 BTC [-] -101219;1362377449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.00196988 = 0.9849 BTC [+] -101218;1362377451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 555 @ 0.00196989 = 1.0933 BTC [+] -101217;1362377452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1945 @ 0.00197 = 3.8317 BTC [+] -101216;1362377506;Bowjob;dice took a beating today -101215;1362377549;pigeons;up 10% from yesterday -101214;1362377621;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 35 @ 0.00999 = 0.3497 BTC [+] -101213;1362377784;mircea_popescu;o hey -101212;1362377787;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -101211;1362377789;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.00175 / 0.00175879 / 0.00197 (75000 shares, 131.91 BTC), 7D: 0.00175 / 0.00177002 / 0.00197 (79299 shares, 140.36 BTC), 30D: 0.0003 / 0.00165663 / 0.00197 (127408 shares, 211.07 BTC) -101210;1362377805;mircea_popescu;lol more than half the month;s volume -101209;1362378003;mircea_popescu;(28+74) * 1.1/1.5 -101208;1362378010;mircea_popescu;;;calc (28+74) * 1.1/1.5 -101207;1362378010;gribble;74.8 -101206;1362378123;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 29 @ 0.0059 = 0.1711 BTC [+] -101205;1362378183;Bowjob;I got out of dice just before it came tumbling -101204;1362378189;Bowjob;im pissed I have900 shares left.. -101203;1362378192;Bowjob;>_> -101202;1362378275;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 70 @ 0.099 = 6.93 BTC [-] -101201;1362378429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00550001 = 11 BTC [-] -101200;1362378631;midnightmagic;Why's SD tanking..? -101199;1362378641;midnightmagic;.. er.. if it's tanking. -101198;1362378786;Bowjob;BTC is getting more and more valuable -101197;1362378792;Bowjob;and less and less people bet -101196;1362378972;maximian;less and less people bet? Doesn't look like it -101195;1362378998;maximian;head over to http:///blockchain.info -101194;1362379016;maximian;it's the SatoshiDice show -101193;1362379050;maximian;Bitcoin should be renamed "Satoshi Dice presents Bitcoin" -101192;1362379114;mircea_popescu;lol -101191;1362379127;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i think people are shifty yet. -101190;1362379151;mircea_popescu;after 2 years of pretty much nothing but scam after scam after scam many feel uneasy about keeping btc invested in same place -101189;1362379169;mircea_popescu;you know the joke about the guy who cashed his bank account because he wanted to count his money ? something of the sort. -101188;1362379247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7 @ 0.00077068 = 0.0054 BTC [-] -101187;1362379262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 493 @ 0.00077068 = 0.3799 BTC [-] -101186;1362379335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00550001 = 11 BTC [-] -101185;1362379365;midnightmagic;hrm. interesting. -101184;1362379893;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00550001 = 5.5 BTC [-] -101183;1362379906;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 700 @ 0.0059 = 4.13 BTC [+] -101182;1362379936;Bowjob;;;ticker -101181;1362379936;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.60667, Best ask: 34.61000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00333, Last trade: 34.61000, 24 hour volume: 14786.71661983, 24 hour low: 33.80000, 24 hour high: 34.61000, 24 hour vwap: 34.22162 -101180;1362379944;Bowjob;hm -101179;1362380127;Bowjob;low volume -101178;1362380741;Namworld;mircea_popescu &/or kakobrekla -101177;1362380748;Namworld;Any of you around? -101176;1362380749;mircea_popescu;yea ? -101175;1362380894;Namworld;BBET statement says 5.44167918 BTC to be distributed as dividends. On 10 million shares, that's like 54.4 satoshi per share, but MPEx shows 32 satoshi per share. What's with that? -101174;1362380950;iz;;;ticker -101173;1362380951;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.45894, Best ask: 34.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04106, Last trade: 34.50000, 24 hour volume: 15041.28017977, 24 hour low: 33.80000, 24 hour high: 34.61000, 24 hour vwap: 34.22749 -101172;1362381516;mircea_popescu;Namworld mpex got confused by the mistaken notion that 5mn shares are actually out -101171;1362381520;mircea_popescu;in reality only 3 are -101170;1362381806;Namworld;odd -101169;1362381880;Namworld;So long as the amount shown in my stats are good. But odd for the display. -101168;1362384194;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.61 = 2.44 BTC [-] -101167;1362386091;mircea_popescu;"с умопомрачительным дизайном и таким же юзабилити :)" -101166;1362386095;mircea_popescu;ok, who dunnit! -101165;1362387209;swhitt;me -101164;1362387756;mircea_popescu;for shame -101163;1362388111;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 150 @ 0.0059 = 0.885 BTC [+] -101162;1362388200;molecular;anyone know what's the holdup with paying out the march 1st bfl bet http://bitbet.us/bet/7/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-1st/ ? -101161;1362388295;Bowjob;http://www.unifycall.com/update/3avalon.jpg -101160;1362388423;Bugpowder;Molecular. That bet paid out already -101159;1362388468;Bugpowder;There was some issues with transaction size limits, info in a triilrma post -101158;1362388486;molecular;Bugpowder, oh -101157;1362388503;Bugpowder;I got my coins -101156;1362388506;Bugpowder;At least -101155;1362388509;molecular;Bugpowder, me too. lol -101154;1362388524;molecular;Bugpowder, I thought it'd state the payouts on the site... rechecking, maybe I just overlooked -101153;1362388545;midnightmagic;Bowjob: what the hell man where's that -101152;1362388548;Bugpowder;1mb was too small for the total transaction! Had to be split -101151;1362388558;Bowjob;China -101150;1362388564;midnightmagic;Bowjob: Oh. I guess I knew that. -101149;1362388566;Bowjob;The dude now has 5 of those babies -101148;1362388576;midnightmagic;Bowjob: One of their Chinese customers stripped it apart I think and took a picture. -101147;1362388585;Bowjob;yeah -101146;1362388589;Bowjob;ballsy move -101145;1362388594;midnightmagic;very, imo -101144;1362388604;mircea_popescu;molecular ya was paid like 2 days ago -101143;1362388608;mircea_popescu;or 3 -101142;1362388613;Bowjob;when i get mine, id be making $30 a day lol -101141;1362388628;Bowjob;I just hope BFL fucks up again, just pleaseee -101140;1362388632;mircea_popescu;lol -101139;1362388637;mircea_popescu;what's the april one at -101138;1362388664;mircea_popescu;60ish not bad -101137;1362388678;Bowjob;looks like avalon will deliver their promise by april 1st -101136;1362388685;Bowjob;not sure on bfl -101135;1362388691;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.115 BTC [+] -101134;1362388717;midnightmagic;Bowjob: Last update said something about all b#1 orders will have been shipped by mar 10, and everyone should have them by mid- to end of march.. -101133;1362388736;mircea_popescu;so then bet is right on point -101132;1362388740;midnightmagic;I really never thought Avalon would beat them all to the punch like this. -101131;1362388762;midnightmagic;I threw some orders at them just for the appreciation of their work with Icarus. -101130;1362388764;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic it's an avalon/asicminer tie so far, apparently. -101129;1362388776;Bowjob;so its avalon 1, then bfl 1.. then avalon 2? -101128;1362388778;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: *technically* Avalon boxes started hashing first. :) -101127;1362388801;Bowjob;then theres this hungarian company that apparently made an asic as well -101126;1362388801;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: And in the hands of actual customers.. -101125;1362388807;mircea_popescu;okay, but you need eyeglasses to separate it -101124;1362388808;Bowjob;available for pick up -101123;1362388817;midnightmagic;Bowjob: Is that Reclaimer? -101122;1362388825;midnightmagic;I thought he was russian.. -101121;1362388831;Bowjob;no -101120;1362388839;midnightmagic;Not Tycho then. -101119;1362388845;Bowjob;primeasic -101118;1362388865;Bowjob;hungary.. is it a safe place? -101117;1362388871;midnightmagic;Bowjob: There's also a 22nm asic SOC vendor that's farming out chips to board designers. -101116;1362388883;Bowjob;yeah, yifu is interested in that as well -101115;1362388887;Bowjob;in sweden i think -101114;1362388916;Bowjob;mining competition is gonna be really tough this year -101113;1362388927;Bowjob;my electricity costs are 10 cents per kwh -101112;1362389006;Bowjob;well, its 6.8 cents for the first 1350 KW, then the rest is billed at 10.12 cents thereafter -101111;1362389007;Bowjob;mhm -101110;1362389015;midnightmagic;Bowjob: I'm currently at 0.0865 CAD/KwH -101109;1362389022;midnightmagic;or.. kWh or whatever. -101108;1362389027;Bowjob;where -101107;1362389049;Bowjob;electricity doesnt matter at this point.. not yet anyway -101106;1362389050;midnightmagic;Bowjob: consumer wins, we just have to time our buys right.. -101105;1362389053;Bowjob;its the first who gets the asic -101104;1362389079;midnightmagic;Bowjob: I suspect if we care about power consumption now, we'll end up winning in the long run. They're all priced approximately the same. -101103;1362389229;midnightmagic;Bowjob: There's an *enormous* wave of mining customers coming soon-ish due to the sudden tidal wave price. Getting in line at this point for summertime asic is going to be a bad move.. -101102;1362390082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 17 @ 0.00560002 = 0.0952 BTC [+] -101101;1362390516;mircea_popescu;getting in line is always a bad move. -101100;1362390526;mircea_popescu;wtf is this even, "getting in line" -101099;1362390962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6115 @ 0.00076564 = 4.6819 BTC [-] -101098;1362390963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00077068 = 3.391 BTC [+] -101097;1362390965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1357 @ 0.00077069 = 1.0458 BTC [+] -101096;1362391580;Chaang-Noi;who here holds ltc :) -101095;1362391667;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.00983 = 0.0983 BTC [-] -101094;1362391682;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 11 @ 0.009821 = 0.108 BTC [-] -101093;1362391738;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 28 @ 0.0075 = 0.21 BTC [-] -101092;1362420838;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00573 = 0.573 BTC [-] -101091;1362420840;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00561 = 0.561 BTC [-] -101090;1362420911;iz;;;ticker -101089;1362420911;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 35.20000, Best ask: 35.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 35.30000, 24 hour volume: 28845.84682379, 24 hour low: 33.98600, 24 hour high: 35.35000, 24 hour vwap: 34.73691 -101088;1362421368;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 290 @ 0.00561 = 1.6269 BTC [-] -101087;1362422382;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 319 @ 0.00561 = 1.7896 BTC [-] -101086;1362423088;Namworld;Who wants some S.DICE before the dividend arrives? -101085;1362423099;Namworld;(PT) -101084;1362424237;ThickAsThieves;&estimate -101083;1362424238;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4859710.18648 based on data since last change | 4903754.75592 based on data for last three days -101082;1362424247;blu3gr1ffon;;;ticker -101081;1362424247;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.00000, Best ask: 36.00714, Bid-ask spread: 0.00714, Last trade: 36.00000, 24 hour volume: 34856.36975002, 24 hour low: 33.99871, 24 hour high: 36.15000, 24 hour vwap: 34.95547 -101080;1362424348;ThickAsThieves;nice -101079;1362424517;blu3gr1ffon;;;goxlag -101078;1362424522;gribble;106.133771 seconds -101077;1362424537;kakobrekla;washappening -101076;1362424819;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.595 = 1.785 BTC [-] -101075;1362425102;Namworld;price going up again and again -101074;1362425115;Namworld;is what is happening -101073;1362425126;Namworld;No one wants S.DICE-PT? -101072;1362425298;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.595 = 2.975 BTC [-] -101071;1362425597;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.595 = 7.14 BTC [-] -101070;1362425688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 555 @ 0.00594999 = 3.3022 BTC [-] -101069;1362425690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 445 @ 0.00595 = 2.6478 BTC [+] -101068;1362426251;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.034 = 0.068 BTC [-] -101067;1362426525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6771 @ 0.00076784 = 5.199 BTC [-] -101066;1362426527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1779 @ 0.00077999 = 1.3876 BTC [+] -101065;1362427202;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.595 = 3.57 BTC [-] -101064;1362427528;maximian;Anyone know where Erik has been travelling? -101063;1362427725;Namworld;I think he went to the Earth's core or something. Unfortunately there's no vehicle capable of reaching there and he started his journey by jumping in a volcano. -101062;1362427860;mircea_popescu;lol what ?! -101061;1362427887;Namworld;Spouting random made up stuff. -101060;1362427893;TomServo;Isn't that the beginning of the Scientology story? -101059;1362427899;mircea_popescu;yeah lol -101058;1362427901;maximian;Maybe he's working on selling S.DICE to the crab people -101057;1362427914;Namworld;What? Is it? -101056;1362427931;Namworld;I thought spouting random stuff was Bitcoin's national sport. -101055;1362427943;Namworld;But apparently what I'm saying was not random at all. -101054;1362427963;mircea_popescu;:p -101053;1362427963;ZedsterX;depends on who ya ask -101052;1362427973;mircea_popescu;"everything new in this world is the history you didn't know" -101051;1362428006;maximian;So, someone moved 10,000 BTC back into MPEx: -101050;1362428008;maximian;http://blockchain.info/tx/34ee8eb5d04ec6a278223b0ea02a36c9104710e6cdd02a5d5ece9b03533d6b5e -101049;1362428043;ZedsterX;yeah that was me -101048;1362428086;maximian;Buy everything! -101047;1362428095;Bugpowder;too bad its erik -101046;1362428097;maximian;I'm thinking it's evoorhees -101045;1362428109;ZedsterX;be my guess -101044;1362428110;Namworld;I'm thinking S.DICE dividend -101043;1362428118;Namworld;Go S.DICE! -101042;1362428137;Bugpowder;its funny that he moved it all in instead of just 1750 though -101041;1362428141;maximian;But why 10k? -101040;1362428164;Namworld;hmm... nvm -101039;1362428173;Bugpowder;it is definitely him -101038;1362428191;Namworld;How do you know? -101037;1362428195;Namworld;Not sure why 10k -101036;1362428206;Bugpowder;because that address is from when he withdrew 10k last time -101035;1362428214;Bugpowder;and he said on the forum that he just deposited -101034;1362428214;Namworld;ah -101033;1362428223;Namworld;great -101032;1362428241;Bugpowder;Dunno why the whole 10k though -101031;1362428264;Bugpowder;prop up the S.DICE value post div ;-) -101030;1362428266;maximian;maybe he just didn't think about it, was in a hurry -101029;1362428297;topace;i dunno, if i was moving $350000 wort of coins, i think i'd stop to "think about it" -101028;1362428298;Bugpowder;on a mobile phone -101027;1362428320;Bugpowder;correction $363,800 -101026;1362428356;midnightmagic;Namworld: scientoglogist prophet! -101025;1362428469;Bugpowder;correction 365,000 -101024;1362428582;mircea_popescu; But why 10k? he has to pay 50mn shares -101023;1362428623;Bugpowder;Only 13mn shares on the market. -101022;1362428624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1868 @ 0.00077999 = 1.457 BTC [+] -101021;1362428626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9982 @ 0.00078 = 7.786 BTC [+] -101020;1362428647;Bugpowder;but maybe I don't understand the backend -101019;1362428659;mircea_popescu;13mn in third party hands on the market + 37 mn in erik's hands on the market = 50mn -101018;1362428672;mircea_popescu;+50mn which make up the golden ticket = 100mn, whole float. -101017;1362428770;Namworld;price is going... up -101016;1362428774;Namworld;;;ticker -101015;1362428774;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.31083, Best ask: 36.44000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12917, Last trade: 36.33499, 24 hour volume: 41528.95196789, 24 hour low: 33.99871, 24 hour high: 36.50000, 24 hour vwap: 35.17091 -101014;1362428798;maximian;So he still has to pay divs to the 37mn shares that aren't on the market? -101013;1362428812;mircea_popescu;how aren't they on the market ? -101012;1362428817;Bugpowder;I new I should have waited a few more hours before buying something on bitcoinstore.com -101011;1362428822;maximian;I should say, that he hasn't sold yet -101010;1362428823;mircea_popescu;lol -101009;1362428835;mircea_popescu;maximian well yes, shares get dividends. -101008;1362428839;mircea_popescu;makes no diff who owns them -101007;1362428903;Bugpowder;the confusion may come in the Dividends box -101006;1362428905;Bugpowder;info -101005;1362428912;maximian;So shouldn't last month's divs have been 10,000 BTC instead of 2,000? -101004;1362428934;mircea_popescu;maximian but last month there literally were only 10mn on the market. -101003;1362428935;Bugpowder;Hashrate over 40TH/s -101002;1362428942;maximian;ah, ok -101001;1362428980;maximian;as per contract -101000;1362429016;mircea_popescu;maximian this is designed to reinforce proof. -100999;1362429026;mircea_popescu;mpex won't let someone pay fewer shares than actually are issued -100998;1362429040;mircea_popescu;so every time a dividend is pay you actually know the actual exact total, from the receipt. -100997;1362429053;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00078 = 4.68 BTC [+] -100996;1362429107;maximian;good to know. I had forgotten that the contracted allowed for evoorhees to put another 40mn shares on the market last month. -100995;1362429179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00594999 = 5.95 BTC [-] -100994;1362429185;mircea_popescu;it also works to reinforce proof the other way -100993;1362429195;mircea_popescu;someone declares X dividends, he'd better be able to show the cash too -100992;1362429220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 355 @ 0.00595 = 2.1123 BTC [+] -100991;1362429265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00597999 = 11.96 BTC [+] -100990;1362429292;ThickAsThieves;&estimate -100989;1362429312;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4825329.9214 based on data since last change | 4946742.16185 based on data for last three days -100988;1362429363;Bugpowder;36.53 -100987;1362429374;Bugpowder;AAPL @ 2 year low -100986;1362429382;Bugpowder;GOOG at all time hi -100985;1362429391;mircea_popescu;;;ident burnside -100984;1362429392;gribble;Nick 'burnside', with hostmask 'burnside!~burnside@12.9.242.2', is not identified. -100983;1362429424;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder im curious how Ts will go. -100982;1362429484;jurov;;bc,convert eur -100981;1362429493;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -100980;1362429493;gribble;1 BTC = 36.70000 U.S. dollars = 28.2568525 Euros -100979;1362429542;Bugpowder;yeah -100978;1362429545;Bugpowder;me too -100977;1362429660;ZedsterX;;;bc,xau -100976;1362429661;gribble;1 XAU = 1573.500000000000 USD = 43.0861572542 BTC -100975;1362429678;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.3333 = 0.9999 BTC [-] -100974;1362429706;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 30 @ 0.33317 = 9.9951 BTC [-] -100973;1362429756;Bugpowder;Got a good one for bitbet -100972;1362429780;Bugpowder;The price of a 25BTC Casascius coin > 1 Kruggerand. -100971;1362429798;mircea_popescu;haha put it in -100970;1362429809;Bugpowder;I should take a side by side pic and post to reddit as well. -100969;1362429814;mircea_popescu;totally. -100968;1362429837;Bugpowder;;;calc 36.70*25 -100967;1362429838;gribble;917.5 -100966;1362429890;Bugpowder;Hmm -100965;1362429896;Bugpowder;Whats a good time frame -100964;1362429900;Bugpowder;April 1? -100963;1362429905;Bugpowder;nah -100962;1362429915;Bugpowder;April 15? -100961;1362429942;ZedsterX;need at least a month -100960;1362429957;Bugpowder;lets just extrapolate linearly -100959;1362429962;Bugpowder;and use that as the date -100958;1362429994;Bugpowder;;;calc 43/25 -100957;1362429994;gribble;1.72 -100956;1362430034;Bugpowder;34% growth last month -100955;1362430038;Bugpowder;lets do 2 months -100954;1362430116;ZedsterX;hate when ppl use math :) -100953;1362430229;mircea_popescu;1st of may, worker's day -100952;1362430393;Bugpowder;yah -100951;1362430486;Eduard_Munteanu;Don't tell me MPEx is closed for 1st of May. :) -100950;1362430591;mircea_popescu;lol -100949;1362430600;mircea_popescu;mpex hasn't actually been closed yet -100948;1362430616;mircea_popescu;much unlike everyone else. -100947;1362430619;mircea_popescu;there was a ~hour ddos a while back, but that's all. -100946;1362430804;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.6 = 5.4 BTC [+] -100945;1362431016;blu3gr1ffon;who runs betsofbitco.in? -100944;1362431613;mircea_popescu;;;ident FabianB -100943;1362431614;gribble;Nick 'FabianB', with hostmask 'FabianB!~ogg@unaffiliated/fabianb', is identified as user fabianb, with GPG key id 797C1106D52E79DF, key fingerprint 9B854E5F36B927C9C365F208797C1106D52E79DF, and bitcoin address 18Wnjc1fcWDboZDHNsn48URtwGaqRjPnAt -100942;1362432224;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.655 = 3.275 BTC -100941;1362432226;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.65 = 5.2 BTC [-] -100940;1362432227;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.65 = 9.75 BTC [-] -100939;1362432229;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.65 = 7.15 BTC [-] -100938;1362432231;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.65 = 6.5 BTC [-] -100937;1362432232;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 16 @ 0.65 = 10.4 BTC [-] -100936;1362432234;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.65 = 3.9 BTC [-] -100935;1362432236;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -100934;1362432238;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 50 @ 0.65 = 32.5 BTC [-] -100933;1362432510;mircea_popescu;lol @O.BTCUSD.C370T -100932;1362432533;mircea_popescu;bot's out of options so the people are fighting! -100931;1362432548;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -100930;1362432550;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.65 / 0.6502 / 0.655 (122 shares, 79.3 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.6502 / 0.655 (122 shares, 79.3 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.6502 / 0.655 (122 shares, 79.3 BTC) -100929;1362432575;jurov;you're out of options? so early in month? -100928;1362432747;ZedsterX;there goes all my shares cuz getting BTC in DK over the weekend sucks -100927;1362432756;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.34499 = 1.725 BTC [+] -100926;1362432810;jurov;lmao "Budapest is known for a hub of scamming activity" -100925;1362432832;jurov;that primeasic thread starts being juicy -100924;1362432902;ZedsterX;heheh i just read that too -100923;1362432914;jurov;well, if the hungarian govt is considered, that's fair assessment -100922;1362432923;ZedsterX;ouch -100921;1362433042;parseval;Nice, the asicminer pass-through went active -100920;1362433086;mircea_popescu;jurov a shitton sold on those lines -100919;1362433108;mircea_popescu;actually budapest is known as a hub for porn. -100918;1362433140;jurov;mircea, have you seen wikipedia's world penis length map? -100917;1362433172;jurov;hungary looks like a piece of africa there -100916;1362433306;dub;fuuu .65 -100915;1362433323;dub;temptation to sell rising -100914;1362433324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.0055 = 0.0165 BTC [-] -100913;1362433499;Lyspooner;i hope kim dotcom gets credit for inventing bitcoin -100912;1362433524;Lyspooner;he's a much more flamboyant leader than, say, gavin -100911;1362433536;ZedsterX;isn't budapest Rocco Siffredi's home? -100910;1362433539;mircea_popescu;how's he a leader ? -100909;1362433556;dub;he is the man -100908;1362433567;ZedsterX;amen -100907;1362433567;Lyspooner;he will portray himself that way and the media will follow along -100906;1362433582;mircea_popescu;so like obama. -100905;1362433590;mircea_popescu;hey, i'm with you, i hope it happens -100904;1362433600;mircea_popescu;more drama -> more value for btc. -100903;1362433604;dub;kim is jesus -100902;1362433623;mircea_popescu;dub to quote some cartoon, he's jsut stupid and fat. -100901;1362433676;dub;idk about stupid, takes some ability to copy a business model and make buttloads off it -100900;1362433713;mircea_popescu;dub this crashes into your ideas about the chinese. -100899;1362433724;mircea_popescu;since they took ford's model and are currently raping the americans with it. -100898;1362433734;dub;I didn't say they were stupid -100897;1362433745;mircea_popescu;but you didn't say they're jesus either. -100896;1362433753;dub;that is true -100895;1362433870;Lyspooner;what is NAT.ROUTERS -100894;1362433888;mircea_popescu;kim's new project. -100893;1362433911;dub;I thought his new project was inventing crypto -100892;1362433922;mircea_popescu;broken js crypto, to be precise. he's done that. -100891;1362433928;mircea_popescu;now he invents ips -100890;1362434437;dub;Lyspooner: what does your question relate to? -100889;1362434467;Lyspooner;it's on the bottom of the mpex list of contracts -100888;1362434515;dub;right -100887;1362434672;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139337.0 deathbylolipop need to get in on this -100886;1362434874;burnside;;;ident burnside -100885;1362434874;gribble;Nick 'burnside', with hostmask 'burnside!~burnside@12.9.242.2', is identified as user burnside, with GPG key id 990D4DB54ECDA3C6, key fingerprint 2EEB40C9DF5E25E6BD3A7BF8990D4DB54ECDA3C6, and bitcoin address None -100884;1362434882;mircea_popescu;who pays 4 btc for that ?! -100883;1362434909;Lyspooner;caffeinewriter -100882;1362434911;burnside; now what happens if six months down the road friedcat pulls a gigavps ? -- I think we would have to do the AML paperwork. -100881;1362434932;mircea_popescu;burnside i'm just saying, you are underwriting a lot of risk that you can't control. -100880;1362434985;burnside;definitely. thus the disclaimers in the contract. -100879;1362435002;mircea_popescu;thus also the liquidity disparity. -100878;1362435005;burnside;I'm more worried about their competition beating them out though than I am about friedcat running off. -100877;1362435013;mircea_popescu;it's not your fault, best i can see, just asicminer acting very weird. -100876;1362435034;burnside;Yeah, I can't figure out if it's the lack of sleep, or what. -100875;1362435035;dub;what is the weird acting? -100874;1362435059;mircea_popescu;dub baiscally they choked their investors by refusing to list to the point that people out of sheer desperations made private pts -100873;1362435075;mircea_popescu;now one of the most promising ipos of the year so far has been reduced to a 70 btc opening day. -100872;1362435078;dub;oh right -100871;1362435095;Namworld;god, why did I sold all these ASICMINER shares for 0.40 =/ -100870;1362435107;dub;Namworld: want to buy some? -100869;1362435112;dub;0.7 :) -100868;1362435115;mircea_popescu;lol -100867;1362435120;Namworld;no, not buying -100866;1362435123;mircea_popescu;Namworld the girl said .75 to 1.5 -100865;1362435127;mircea_popescu;why don't you listen to the girl ? :D -100864;1362435149;Namworld;I sold some time ago? Before she even said anything I believe. -100863;1362435158;mircea_popescu;a well then there's your answer ! -100862;1362435163;mircea_popescu;you sold earlier. -100861;1362435176;burnside;tbh tho, 0.4 is still 4x what you got 'em for, no? -100860;1362435190;mircea_popescu;i think he paid a little premium -100859;1362435190;burnside;not a bad return on ~6 months? -100858;1362435208;ZedsterX;i want to buy some but banks are too slow -100857;1362435238;Namworld;Also if Friedcat had shares trading again after GLBSE closed you would probably have been able to buy back my ASICMINER cheap to fill that short contract. -100856;1362435344;mircea_popescu;Namworld at any point between october and january they could have listed and been tip top shape -100855;1362435350;mircea_popescu;all through february and still acceptable -100854;1362435356;dub;mircea_popescu: so in reality your 'acting weird' could simply be explained by, inability to strategize -100853;1362435359;mircea_popescu;but march is already dropping the ball. -100852;1362435363;mircea_popescu;dub that is acting weird. -100851;1362435372;dub;to you maybe -100850;1362435380;dub;to me its just acting chinese -100849;1362435394;burnside;doh -100848;1362435396;mircea_popescu;i've not fucked enough chinese girls to have a clue so far. -100847;1362435406;Namworld;I should have bought these -100846;1362435417;Namworld;Instead of lending to Amazingrando. -100845;1362435418;dub;the failure here is your preconception of normal thiking -100844;1362435424;dub;thinking* -100843;1362435424;Anduck;Namworld: how much they're paying now? -100842;1362435435;mircea_popescu;Anduck they paid like 2% or something like that. -100841;1362435440;mircea_popescu;2.5% mebbe -100840;1362435462;Namworld;ASICMINER already sent a first payment? -100839;1362435468;dub;yes -100838;1362435474;mircea_popescu;in other news, mpex db dump has been optimized to take up less space. nothing's broken, it's just naturally halfsized. -100837;1362435479;mircea_popescu;Namworld yes. -100836;1362435499;mod6;sweet! -100835;1362435540;Anduck;mircea_popescu: yeah they paid 0.025 btc/share -100834;1362435542;Anduck;or smth like that -100833;1362435544;Namworld;hmm... If you had bought back then 10k USD of bitcoins at 5 USD each for 2k BTC -100832;1362435548;Anduck;but i mean -100831;1362435553;Anduck;how much are they selling those shares for? -100830;1362435572;mircea_popescu;Anduck !ticker btct asicminer-pt -100829;1362435581;Anduck;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -100828;1362435582;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.65 / 0.6502 / 0.655 (122 shares, 79.3 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.6502 / 0.655 (122 shares, 79.3 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.6502 / 0.655 (122 shares, 79.3 BTC) -100827;1362435583;Anduck;couldnt do it urself??? -100826;1362435585;Namworld;and bought 20k ASICMINER (10k USD). You'd now have 20k x 0.65 BTC = 13 000 BTC worth -100825;1362435601;Anduck;yup -100824;1362435604;Anduck;=) -100823;1362435610;Namworld;or close to half a million dollar at today's prices -100822;1362435610;Anduck;i was lucky -100821;1362435612;mircea_popescu;Namworld no. things don't scale like that. you'd have ~70 btc's worth of shares and 12930 btc worth of paper & dreams. -100820;1362435617;Anduck;i bought asicminer with all my glbse stack xD -100819;1362435648;Namworld;mircea: I'm only evaluating current trading price. -100818;1362435650;Anduck;but -really- they buy asicminer for 0.65?? =D -100817;1362435652;Anduck;I LIKE THAT -100816;1362435659;mircea_popescu;ya but you'r extrapolating a little out of band -100815;1362435683;Namworld;As long as ASICMINER keeps up like that. -100814;1362435690;mircea_popescu;Anduck i think if you push burnside your stocks you get the pt and can trade -100813;1362435693;Namworld;Probably achievable. -100812;1362435711;Namworld;You could sell part for your initial 2k BTC no problem tho. -100811;1362435714;ThickAsThieves;you can push to Deadterra on BF too, he's free, and takes 0% of divs -100810;1362435719;Anduck;nah i dont wanna trade, mp -100809;1362435722;mircea_popescu;no Namworld. if asicminer keeps up like it's currently doing it'll go to shit. -100808;1362435732;mircea_popescu;they have to seriously adjust themselves. -100807;1362435737;ThickAsThieves;asicminer better get more hashing online soon -100806;1362435743;Namworld;eh -100805;1362435773;mircea_popescu;this is certainly an exciting spring -100804;1362435792;Namworld;on a sidenote -100803;1362435831;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.03 ** 30 -100802;1362435832;gribble;0 -100801;1362435837;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.03 ** 30.0 -100800;1362435837;gribble;0 -100799;1362435841;mircea_popescu;da fuck ?! -100798;1362435846;mircea_popescu;o -100797;1362435848;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.03 ** 30.0 -100796;1362435849;gribble;2.42726247119 -100795;1362435850;dub;scale owned -100794;1362435860;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.0003 ** 30.0 -100793;1362435861;gribble;1.00903925984 -100792;1362435869;Anduck;uhh -100791;1362435872;mircea_popescu;wait. what ? you're paying 1% a month ?~ -100790;1362435882;Namworld;Yeah -100789;1362435890;Namworld;A bit less -100788;1362435892;mircea_popescu;and people are actually sending you btc ?! -100787;1362435895;Namworld;10.95% per year -100786;1362435900;Namworld;Yeah... -100785;1362435908;mircea_popescu;lol ok -100784;1362435923;mircea_popescu;but this is a. less than dividends for most stocks b. much less than mpoe bonds etc. -100783;1362435923;dub;this is btc -100782;1362435932;mircea_popescu;i guess so lol -100781;1362435954;Namworld;But daily interest, callable at face value anytime. -100780;1362435971;Namworld;I guess the possibility to withdraw at face value anytime is interesting enough. -100779;1362435980;mircea_popescu;we totally have to shed these paycheck loan faces off btc already -100778;1362436068;dub;Namworld: you pay interest daily? as divs oslt -100777;1362436076;blu3gr1ffon;I used to work in title loans and payday lending. -100776;1362436088;blu3gr1ffon;got away with %300 on title loans. -100775;1362436093;blu3gr1ffon;customers loved us too. -100774;1362436115;Namworld;dub: yes -100773;1362436137;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 100 @ 0.1231 = 12.31 BTC [+] -100772;1362436178;Namworld;Comes to 300 satoshi per 0.01 BTC share daily. -100771;1362436213;B0g4r7_;Did you look at the cars? -100770;1362436226;B0g4r7_;I always wondered what would happen if I brought in the title to my wrecked car. -100769;1362436227;Namworld;It's not that bad actually. -100768;1362436276;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 50-50 you'd get a loan -100767;1362436312;burnside;wow ltc is back on the rise. Network Hash Rate 1,018.123 GH/s -100766;1362436333;B0g4r7_;If I tried at a few different loan places the odds get pretty good. -100765;1362436339;blu3gr1ffon;B0g4r7_: we did, full checks. does it run, does it go into reverse, is anything spewing. -100764;1362436339;B0g4r7_;heh -100763;1362436360;blu3gr1ffon;then we'd give them 1/4 - 1/2 NADA value. they'd give us title -100762;1362436411;blu3gr1ffon;only way around lending laws. -100761;1362436450;mircea_popescu;did you have your lot and everything ? -100760;1362436490;blu3gr1ffon;we housed at our associates property. tow lot. -100759;1362436516;B0g4r7_;title loans and tows. -100758;1362436527;blu3gr1ffon;good times. -100757;1362436540;B0g4r7_;Throw in a bail bondsman, a PI, and a debt collection agency and you've got a full house. -100756;1362436565;blu3gr1ffon;WE got into it from check cashing, so we were half-way there. -100755;1362436590;blu3gr1ffon;in house collections. nice to know a skilled skip tracer -100754;1362436602;blu3gr1ffon;course, internets makes their job easier these days -100753;1362437617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.005501 = 5.501 BTC [+] -100752;1362437675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.005501 = 5.501 BTC [+] -100751;1362437736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.005501 = 5.501 BTC [+] -100750;1362437792;Lyspooner;in 2001 kim dotcom bought 375,000 EUR worth of shares in letsbuyit.com and subsequently announced is intention to invest 50 million euros in the company. -100749;1362437813;Lyspooner;the announcement caused the share value of letsbuyit.com to jump and dotcom cashed out, making a profit of 1.5 million eur -100748;1362437896;dub;an den? -100747;1362437918;Lyspooner;and then he was arrested -100746;1362437938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 661 @ 0.005501 = 3.6362 BTC [+] -100745;1362437947;Lyspooner;this time he won't be arrested -100744;1362437979;dub;pretty sure he's gettign extradited from nz -100743;1362437993;pgp;::ticker -100742;1362438005;pgp;;;ticker -100741;1362438008;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.27000, Best ask: 36.27099, Bid-ask spread: 0.00099, Last trade: 36.27700, 24 hour volume: 44153.48588405, 24 hour low: 34.16966, 24 hour high: 36.70000, 24 hour vwap: 35.37953 -100740;1362438015;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner he's in jail already neh ? -100739;1362438026;dub;no -100738;1362438030;mircea_popescu;orly ? -100737;1362438081;dub;he's on some form of bail iirc -100736;1362438160;dub;judge gave him bail after a bunch of illegal shit about his arrest surfaced -100735;1362438226;mircea_popescu;o o i recall -100734;1362438241;mircea_popescu;illegal surveillance, nz being a puppet state, yeah -100733;1362438249;dub;yeah -100732;1362438266;mircea_popescu;the usual "we confiscate all your money now you go ahead hire lawyers" -100731;1362438270;mircea_popescu;and all that jazz. -100730;1362438356;dub;and the lulzy.. spook dept. that isnt allowed to spy on nz citizens, didn't know he was a citizen -100729;1362438384;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -100728;1362438385;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.27100, Best ask: 36.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02900, Last trade: 36.30000, 24 hour volume: 44219.25916777, 24 hour low: 34.16966, 24 hour high: 36.70000, 24 hour vwap: 35.38096 -100727;1362438391;mircea_popescu;dude the oix is coming true omfg. -100726;1362438397;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -100725;1362438398;gribble;1 BTC = 36.30000 U.S. dollars = 27.9488759 Euros -100724;1362438408;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you seeing this shit ? -100723;1362438412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0055 = 0.55 BTC [-] -100722;1362438441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00525106 = 2.6255 BTC [-] -100721;1362438469;kakobrekla;fuck this -100720;1362438481;kakobrekla;avearage iq on the forum is -20 -100719;1362438485;Bugpowder;seiing what? -100718;1362438489;dub;nowai? -100717;1362438491;Bugpowder;Kim? -100716;1362438502;dub;Kim is about to dump, suggset panic selling -100715;1362438509;Bugpowder;Lol -100714;1362438524;Bugpowder;nah he is gonna pump this shit up. -100713;1362438542;Bugpowder;Now my wife's girlfriends are asking me how to buy coins. -100712;1362438549;dub;FUCK -100711;1362438555;kakobrekla;yeah -100710;1362438559;kakobrekla;its a bubble when u get that. -100709;1362438562;kakobrekla;jk -100708;1362438564;Bugpowder;not yet -100707;1362438564;dub;yerp -100706;1362438569;Bugpowder;gotta be the shoeshiners -100705;1362438579;Bugpowder;when they tip you off. Time to sell. -100704;1362438616;error4733;it's a trap -100703;1362438617;pgp;hi -100702;1362438640;dub;sup, you Kim Dotcom? -100701;1362438666;Bugpowder;dude -100700;1362438675;Bugpowder;you gotta get MEGA to IPO on MPEX -100699;1362438676;dub;he invented pgp yo -100698;1362438688;pgp;lol initials -100697;1362438706;mjr___;jurov: you around? -100696;1362438737;mjr___;by the way, good job on the OIX mircea -100695;1362438791;jurov;mjr___ what's up? -100694;1362438802;mjr___;just referred my friend -100693;1362438805;mjr___;:) -100692;1362438807;mircea_popescu;cool -100691;1362438828;mjr___;he signed up for coinbr, did the referral code and all that work out right? -100690;1362438841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00077308 = 6.7258 BTC [-] -100689;1362438847;mircea_popescu;i have no idea tbh -100688;1362438866;jurov;nice. -100687;1362438881;jurov;but he has to fund to be able to do anything ofc. -100686;1362438892;mjr___;yeah he sent 30 -100685;1362438914;jurov;ah, that was him. yes, it's well. -100684;1362438925;mjr___;waiting on it to verify now, i think -100683;1362438934;mjr___;haven't checked blockchain info in a few min -100682;1362438956;mjr___;ok, got two so far :) -100681;1362438958;jurov;oh someone sent 30 yest.. so this is other one -100680;1362438968;mjr___;buy buy buy -100679;1362438976;mjr___;yes, just sent it -100678;1362439032;mjr___;i'm actually on his comp right now, he prob goes by pgp -100677;1362439042;mjr___;but he hasn't talked much on this channel -100676;1362439119;mjr___;your the best jurov thanks a bunch -100675;1362439219;jurov;:) had to forward it, need to wait a bit -100674;1362439310;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.0056 = 16.8 BTC [+] -100673;1362439384;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.6 = 2.4 BTC [+] -100672;1362439385;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 21 @ 0.596 = 12.516 BTC [-] -100671;1362439387;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.595 = 2.975 BTC [-] -100670;1362439576;dub;dice div come through? -100669;1362439586;Bugpowder;not yet -100668;1362439595;Bugpowder;deposit is in though -100667;1362439598;kakobrekla;assbot will tell you when that happens -100666;1362439599;mircea_popescu;where's that pic of the cats -100665;1362439603;mircea_popescu;and yes, assbot now says -100664;1362439616;kakobrekla;he will fart out the dividend. -100663;1362439618;kakobrekla;it -100662;1362439622;kakobrekla;she for jurov -100661;1362439643;jurov;mircea_popescu, will you delist s.dice if erik won't make it in 3 hours? -100660;1362439651;kakobrekla;DOO IT -100659;1362439654;mircea_popescu;lol. -100658;1362439661;mircea_popescu;well, actually, the 5th is tomorrow -100657;1362439674;jurov;it says before 5th -100656;1362439702;Bowjob;OMG -100655;1362439705;Bowjob;Look at that bitbet -100654;1362439706;Bowjob;xD -100653;1362439709;Bowjob;200 BTC on NO -100652;1362439711;Bowjob;Woww -100651;1362439712;Bowjob;hahahaha -100650;1362439728;mircea_popescu;(e)The representatives of SatoshiDice solemnly promise and warrant that complete and accurate Statements of Profit and Loss for each calendar month will be published by them no later than by the fifth day of the new month. -100649;1362439739;mircea_popescu;(f)Immediately upon publication of each Statement of Profit and Loss SatoshiDice will pay to shareholders -100648;1362439759;mircea_popescu;well... e he did, f however no. let's see what he's up to -100647;1362439793;mircea_popescu;Bowjob which one ? -100646;1362439825;Bowjob;the BFL one -100645;1362439844;Bowjob;I was leaning on "yes" since apparently they are getting their shit together.. now im not sure again -100644;1362439866;Bowjob;Yifu apparently bet on the BFL march bet and won a fuckton -100643;1362439883;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -100642;1362439924;mircea_popescu;which was he, the 700 or the 600 ? -100641;1362439957;Bowjob;huh,.? -100640;1362439980;Bowjob;he's probably the one who put up 300++ BTC -100639;1362440007;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -100638;1362440010;mircea_popescu;le wow, 10:1 huh -100637;1362440021;Bowjob;mhm. I thought it was you -100636;1362440075;mircea_popescu;maybe it's josh -100635;1362440262;dub;haha wtf -100634;1362440281;dub;trendon shavers showing up in my linkedin cloud -100633;1362440286;kakobrekla;lol -100632;1362440310;iz;lol -100631;1362440319;iz;add him -100630;1362440320;dub;I have no bitcoiners on there so srsly wtfing -100629;1362440327;iz;and endorce him for pyramid marketing -100628;1362440340;dub;PH there too -100627;1362440355;kakobrekla;maybe its groping the scammurs -100626;1362440359;dub;I must have stalked them at some point -100625;1362440684;iz;dub: http://www.bash.org/?115 -100624;1362440749;guruvan;what's up in here - been a minute since I've been in -100623;1362440750;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/284/primeasic-has-a-miner/ -100622;1362440752;mircea_popescu;there we go. -100621;1362440760;mircea_popescu;o hi guruvan -100620;1362440778;guruvan;ohai MP - how's things? good to see you -100619;1362440780;dub;iz: lol -100618;1362440826;B0g4r7_;Does bitbet work linke BoB where they close the statement to betting if it becomes moot? -100617;1362440836;guruvan;mircea_popescu: bitbet looks pretty good - was checking it out today some -100616;1362440851;mircea_popescu;i think it's getting some traction -100615;1362440856;B0g4r7_;Like, suppose BFL ships March 10, will the bet still be open? -100614;1362440857;mircea_popescu;at least by the cooked graphs i have here. -100613;1362440881;B0g4r7_;I know they won't but if they did... -100612;1362440883;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7 nah, once it's clear a bet ended early they get closed -100611;1362440902;mircea_popescu;it's not INSTANTANEOUS mind you, -100610;1362440906;mircea_popescu;but nevertheless. -100609;1362440968;B0g4r7_;http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=447 -100608;1362440970;B0g4r7_;"If no product has shipped by February 28th/2013, the product shall be considered vapourware and the statement shall be ruled as draw." -100607;1362440976;B0g4r7_;I just got refunded for that one. -100606;1362440977;mircea_popescu;umm -100605;1362440979;mircea_popescu;wait,d raw ?! -100604;1362441002;mircea_popescu;wtf bullshit bfl sponsored meni rosenfeld crap is this -100603;1362441007;B0g4r7_;ya rly -100602;1362441024;mircea_popescu;"we're making a bet except if we lose it's really get our money back" -100601;1362441047;dub;why does only faggy shit get through bash.org mods -100600;1362441048;dub;http://www.bash.org/?952948 -100599;1362441052;mircea_popescu;no wonder josh was spewing all that bs about bitbet. -100598;1362441062;mircea_popescu;kinda hurts to have people that won't push scams huh. -100597;1362441073;Bugpowder;yeah I was going to drop major coin on that bfl bet, then I read the fine print.... DRAW? -100596;1362441085;dub;none of the comedy gold I've submitted over the years has made it -100595;1362441188;B0g4r7_;"This is gold, Jerry! Pure gold!" -100594;1362441202;kakobrekla;bah bitbet is so red -100593;1362441206;kakobrekla;cmon guys be more positive -100592;1362441303;Bowjob;lol. Im confused now.. I want to be on blue.. but WTF -100591;1362441304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 846 @ 0.005501 = 4.6538 BTC [-] -100590;1362441342;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/284/primeasic-has-a-miner/ somebody likes prime ? -100589;1362441344;Bugpowder;It's the 10% of advertised specs part that has me worried -100588;1362441352;mircea_popescu;;;calc 12/0.07 -100587;1362441353;gribble;171.428571429 -100586;1362441357;ThickAsThieves;&estimate -100585;1362441358;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4900626.90236 based on data since last change | 4958374.43923 based on data for last three days -100584;1362441385;B0g4r7_;Maybe primeasic pirated Avalon's chip design. -100583;1362441393;B0g4r7_;It'd be about right for the power numbers. -100582;1362441423;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.5951 = 2.3804 BTC [+] -100581;1362441425;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.595 = 2.975 BTC [-] -100580;1362441426;mircea_popescu;chinese guy's hungarian girlfriend ? -100579;1362441432;jurov;if avalon is really a fpga's hardcopy, baybe they just used same blob -100578;1362441433;kakobrekla;lol -100577;1362441452;B0g4r7_;hardcopy doesn't come in QFN. -100576;1362441511;mircea_popescu;it'd be really retarded to make asics as fpga hardcopy wtf. -100575;1362441517;mircea_popescu;nobody can be that dumb -100574;1362441568;Bowjob;who knows about blockhain.info here -100573;1362441574;Bowjob;they are posting the wrong totals on my account -100572;1362441592;Bowjob;http://blockchain.info/address/152mAXabBVjB58bASMzZEJzPPU84gEgjZR -100571;1362441603;Bowjob;it should have 195 BTC on that address, not 169 -100570;1362441614;Bowjob;my electrum says 195.. -100569;1362441665;Bowjob;this transaction doesnt make sense, I only spent 56 BTC here -100568;1362441665;Bowjob;http://blockchain.info/tx/a1a8111cb8c26e8ae1a06dcf1895e0b0e52c084673a9df5cc703abff0a48336c -100567;1362441669;Bowjob;it says 82 total -100566;1362441669;Bowjob;wtf -100565;1362441687;dub;every other bash quote is from some homo efnet oper -100564;1362441720;dub;its a fucking circlejerk -100563;1362441820;mircea_popescu;dub welcome to internets -100562;1362441828;mircea_popescu;Bowjob prolly best harass piuk in forum -100561;1362441833;mircea_popescu;and also tell him to get on irc :D -100560;1362441856;B0g4r7_;Bowjob, the rest got sent to a "balance address". -100559;1362441872;Bowjob;whats a balance address -100558;1362441881;Bowjob;fyi, I only used 1 address ^ -100557;1362441891;mircea_popescu;Bowjob that's how we make money. -100556;1362441908;B0g4r7_;I'm not entirely clear on it. I think it happens when it needs to split funds or something. -100555;1362441916;mircea_popescu;bitcoin financial elite steals from ordinary users by redirecting some random % of some txs -100554;1362441921;B0g4r7_;It gets sent to a newly-generated address that then gets placed i your wallet. -100553;1362441928;B0g4r7_;in -100552;1362441948;B0g4r7_;The ppl in #bitcoin-dev would know better. -100551;1362441969;Bowjob;eh.. i dont understand lol -100550;1362441979;mircea_popescu;Bowjob it's like this : you can only spend a WHOLE input. -100549;1362441987;iz;B0g4r7_: so you had 82.308 in a single bitcoin address, and you wanted to spend 56.82.. so 56.82 goes to where you want to spend it, and then 25.48 comes back in change to one of your new randomly generated wallet addresses -100548;1362441990;mircea_popescu;like, if you have 50 btc, the next time you spend ANY btc yougotta spend the whole 50 -100547;1362442000;B0g4r7_;iz: pretty much. -100546;1362442002;mircea_popescu;the way this works in practice is that you send however much to who you owe -100545;1362442007;mircea_popescu;and the rest to another address of yours -100544;1362442031;mircea_popescu;and iz iz fasterz than mez ;/ -100543;1362442045;Bowjob;but.. one thing I don't get.. where is that 25 BTC sent? -100542;1362442050;Bowjob;I use electrum, only 5 addys -100541;1362442058;Bowjob;I checked the rest, I don't have them -100540;1362442060;mircea_popescu;hm -100539;1362442063;B0g4r7_;It goes to a newly-generated address in your wallet. -100538;1362442071;Bowjob;but I can't see the address? -100537;1362442075;B0g4r7_;The addresses are hidden somehow (maybe?) -100536;1362442086;B0g4r7_;idk Electrum really. -100535;1362442102;Bowjob;yes, its hidden.. umm, but my total says 200 BTC -100534;1362442112;Bowjob;so it must be here, then its hidden? wtf -100533;1362442130;B0g4r7_;Maybe ask #electrum -100532;1362442136;Bowjob;mmk -100531;1362442435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.00175 = 0.875 BTC [-] -100530;1362442807;blu3gr1ffon;;;ticker -100529;1362442807;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.01100, Best ask: 36.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.28900, Last trade: 36.01100, 24 hour volume: 45723.66365557, 24 hour low: 34.19000, 24 hour high: 36.70000, 24 hour vwap: 35.42630 -100528;1362443218;Bowjob;yeap. -100527;1362443220;Bowjob;1G6evBnvqzZ3mDoxbjWivFLVzcG9JBhfXR -100526;1362443231;Bowjob;It's in this address.. I just don't see it on my client -100525;1362443515;maximian;mircea_popescu: so evoorhees will actually have to issue a dividend of 6619BTC to cover all 50,000,000 shares? -100524;1362443575;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -100523;1362443662;mircea_popescu;maximian im not sure of the exact figure. how much did sdice make in feb ? -100522;1362443679;maximian;13000+ BTC -100521;1362443733;mircea_popescu;then yes -100520;1362443735;maximian;evoorhees wrote that he'll be paying 1721BTC, which I assume he calculated based on 13M shares, which works out to 0.00013238 per share -100519;1362443738;maximian;OK -100518;1362443759;mircea_popescu;course most of it goes back to him i imagine, so it prolly works out to that -100517;1362443765;maximian;right -100516;1362443778;maximian;but yeah, a great way to verify income -100515;1362443812;maximian;at least half of it anyway -100514;1362444001;kakobrekla;o looky https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147914.msg1582968#msg1582968 -100513;1362444432;mircea_popescu;maximian kinda the idea. -100512;1362444508;mircea_popescu;o hey check that stuff out! -100511;1362444574;Lyspooner;on bitbet, create a long-dated bet with a close to 50-50 outcome, bet both sides of it, take advantage of the early weighting part of the algorithm -100510;1362444584;Lyspooner;amirite -100509;1362444643;mircea_popescu;may work, yes. -100508;1362444653;mircea_popescu;you underwrite the marketmaker risk for a possible profit down the road. -100507;1362444686;mircea_popescu;im sure as more people figure out what's what there's going to be bookmaking of this sort, for everyone's benefit -100506;1362444693;mircea_popescu;(ocasional better gets stabler odds) -100505;1362444787;Lyspooner;it's an interesting way to earn positive interest rates on deposits at the expense of later bettors -100504;1362444811;mircea_popescu;leading bitcoin financial instruments since 2012. -100503;1362444821;Lyspooner;what, bitbet? -100502;1362444824;Bugpowder;Lyspooner: yes of course -100501;1362444832;Bugpowder;This is what I did with the NFL bets -100500;1362444847;Bugpowder;Also set the ratio at the real moneyline -100499;1362444867;Lyspooner;nice -100498;1362444888;Lyspooner;i did something like that, where i just bought a bunch of bitcoins with money -100497;1362444894;Bugpowder;There is actually an optimal amount to rebet as well, against any bets that move the odds away from the line -100496;1362444921;Bugpowder;however rebetting only works well if you have set the time decay such that there is little or no decay -100495;1362445137;Bowjob;http://i45.tinypic.com/2uz8ao3.png -100494;1362445146;Bowjob;My prediction back in december -100493;1362445149;Bowjob;boy I was wrong -100492;1362445150;Bowjob;lol -100491;1362445168;kakobrekla;critticall did a better job. -100490;1362445355;Bowjob;LTC is now at 13 cents.. da fuck is going on -100489;1362445526;dub;retards -100488;1362445650;mircea_popescu;retards must has bubble. -100487;1362445806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4018 @ 0.00078 = 3.134 BTC [+] -100486;1362445808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.000781 = 7.81 BTC [+] -100485;1362445809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00078284 = 2.6617 BTC [+] -100484;1362445896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.0055001 = 3.3001 BTC [-] -100483;1362445972;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -100482;1362445973;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.01300, Best ask: 36.33600, Bid-ask spread: 0.32300, Last trade: 36.01300, 24 hour volume: 46753.53869852, 24 hour low: 34.19000, 24 hour high: 36.70000, 24 hour vwap: 35.45420 -100481;1362446740;Bowjob;;;ticker -100480;1362446741;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.07110, Best ask: 36.33000, Bid-ask spread: 0.25890, Last trade: 36.07110, 24 hour volume: 46733.12002181, 24 hour low: 34.19000, 24 hour high: 36.70000, 24 hour vwap: 35.45680 -100479;1362446791;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 65 @ 0.0059 = 0.3835 BTC [+] -100478;1362447132;Bowjob;the electrum irc is useless -100477;1362447137;Bowjob;everyone there is in limbo -100476;1362447363;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.4001 BTC [+] -100475;1362447543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.4001 BTC [+] -100474;1362447758;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 5 @ 0.18595405 = 0.9298 BTC [+] -100473;1362448084;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.595 = 2.38 BTC [-] -100472;1362448085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] [PAID] 6,621.40925 BTC to 50`000`000 shares, 13242 satoshi per share -100471;1362448099;maximian;nice! -100470;1362448185;mircea_popescu;cool. -100469;1362448263;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.4000101 BTC [-] -100468;1362448264;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 15 @ 1.40001001 = 21.0002 BTC [-] -100467;1362448282;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34499 = 0.69 BTC [+] -100466;1362448395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1620 @ 0.005967 = 9.6665 BTC [+] -100465;1362448422;mircea_popescu;wait. -100464;1362448432;mircea_popescu;what the fucking hell it downtrends pre div and then UPTRENDS post div ? -100463;1362448485;Bugpowder;As usual -100462;1362448501;mircea_popescu;does this make any sense ?! -100461;1362448546;Bugpowder;Maybe if people think he ain't gonna pay -100460;1362448556;mircea_popescu;i guess... -100459;1362448565;mircea_popescu;maybe somebody was trying to create a sell panic -100458;1362448599;Bugpowder;Small volume anyway -100457;1362448675;mircea_popescu;this is true -100456;1362448680;mircea_popescu;maybe some people reinvesting divs -100455;1362448695;Bugpowder;Yeah that is it -100454;1362448701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00596998 = 2.388 BTC [+] -100453;1362448702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00596999 = 11.94 BTC [+] -100452;1362448703;Bugpowder;Most likely -100451;1362448710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4600 @ 0.00597 = 27.462 BTC [+] -100450;1362448711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 619 @ 0.00598 = 3.7016 BTC [+] -100449;1362448717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 147 @ 0.00599999 = 0.882 BTC [+] -100448;1362448719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1661 @ 0.00599999 = 9.966 BTC [+] -100447;1362448724;maximian;oooh -100446;1362448728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.006 = 30 BTC [+] -100445;1362448730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00600768 = 6.0077 BTC [+] -100444;1362448736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7695 @ 0.00611032 = 47.0189 BTC [+] -100443;1362448737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3536 @ 0.00620077 = 21.9259 BTC [+] -100442;1362448834;error4733;"maybe some people reinvesting divs" -100441;1362448911;ThickAsThieves;is why it always goes up after divs, it's a testament to SDICE's allure -100440;1362448968;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -100439;1362448969;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00500002 / 0.00587605 / 0.00620077 (53227 shares, 312.76 BTC), 7D: 0.0048 / 0.00584889 / 0.0063799 (341165 shares, 1,995.44 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.00595448 / 0.007395 (6741410 shares, 40,141.61 BTC) -100438;1362449062;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 700 @ 0.0015 = 1.05 BTC [-] -100437;1362449100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5652 @ 0.00078628 = 4.4441 BTC [+] -100436;1362449163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1399 @ 0.00075212 = 1.0522 BTC [-] -100435;1362449165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16940 @ 0.00075072 = 12.7172 BTC [-] -100434;1362449657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2280000 @ 0.00075 = 1710 BTC [-] -100433;1362449694;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 96 @ 0.0059 = 0.5664 BTC [+] -100432;1362449757;blu3gr1f1on;I wish betbet resolutions were as fast as s.dices. -100431;1362449779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00620076 = 1.2402 BTC [-] -100430;1362449779;the_silent_wande;hey, can anyone tell me if this last bet on http://bitbet.us/bet/267/btc-usd-at-mt-gox-will-hit-35-in-march/ will be refunded? -100429;1362449781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5336 @ 0.00620077 = 33.0873 BTC [+] -100428;1362449783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 134464 @ 0.006225 = 837.0384 BTC [+] -100427;1362449788;mircea_popescu;if only that were possible. -100426;1362449822;the_silent_wande;because I made that bet like three hours before it got confirmed, and I really want it to not be refunded. -100425;1362449823;mircea_popescu;the_silent_wande not likely -100424;1362449831;blu3gr1f1on;it would make you a sort of magical unicorn, able to determine outcomes of user submitted gobshite bets -100423;1362449834;mircea_popescu;still like 5 days to go or w/e -100422;1362449844;the_silent_wande;mircea_popescu thank you. -100421;1362449884;blu3gr1f1on;the_silent_wande: are you the last bet for 1btc? -100420;1362449895;the_silent_wande;yes -100419;1362449908;the_silent_wande; yeah -100418;1362449932;blu3gr1f1on;good timing -100417;1362449943;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.6295 = 2.518 BTC [+] -100416;1362449950;blu3gr1f1on;did you include a mining fee? -100415;1362449957;blu3gr1f1on;when you sent your bet? -100414;1362449964;the_silent_wande;I sent via Coinbase.com -100413;1362449989;blu3gr1f1on;you should not keep coins there. buy them, and MOVE THEM. -100412;1362450015;blu3gr1f1on;great way to get your hands on them. poor way to store them. -100411;1362450212;blu3gr1f1on;unless interested in privacy -100410;1362450215;blu3gr1f1on;btw -100409;1362450239;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136243652861.jpg -100408;1362450242;mircea_popescu;pic unrelated. -100407;1362450269;blu3gr1f1on;flexible -100406;1362450488;BitHub;what happened with PrimeAsic? -100405;1362450489;BitHub;legit? -100404;1362450521;mircea_popescu;we don't know yet. -100403;1362450533;mircea_popescu;bitbet says like 100:1 legit, but i dunno. -100402;1362450565;BitHub;i like those odds -100401;1362450724;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.6295 BTC [+] -100400;1362450782;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.12260046 = 1122.6005 BTC [-] -100399;1362451080;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 96 @ 0.0061 = 0.5856 BTC [+] -100398;1362451082;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 564 @ 0.00617 = 3.4799 BTC [+] -100397;1362451460;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.65 = 1.95 BTC [-] -100396;1362451480;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.12080012 = 1120.8001 BTC [-] -100395;1362451514;mircea_popescu;eh -100394;1362451519;mircea_popescu;this has all the makings of adventuer -100393;1362451636;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.3 = 1.8 BTC [+] -100392;1362451972;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.34499 = 2.0699 BTC [+] -100391;1362452082;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00617 = 0.617 BTC [+] -100390;1362452312;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -100389;1362452329;BitHub;.65 hey -100388;1362452568;jcpham;36.40 nbd -100387;1362453023;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -100386;1362453023;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.22123, Best ask: 36.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.17877, Last trade: 36.40000, 24 hour volume: 47630.33370173, 24 hour low: 34.19000, 24 hour high: 36.70000, 24 hour vwap: 35.51830 -100385;1362453037;Chaang-Noi;wow.. i really should sleep more often -100384;1362453045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34600 @ 0.00075 = 25.95 BTC [-] -100383;1362453050;Chaang-Noi;ltc too... -100382;1362453712;dub;a wild libertard appears http://dailyreckoning.com/boycott-bitcoin/ -100381;1362454535;error4733;hey, i need 3 mate to try poker at https://strikesapphire.com/ -100380;1362454560;error4733;freeroll in 20min but need 4 players to start -100379;1362454862;Namworld;I'll login -100378;1362454862;mircea_popescu;dub sign bitcoin's breaking into mainstream -100377;1362454873;mircea_popescu;error4733 who runs that ? -100376;1362455032;Bowjob;Ooh. quite a huge buy -100375;1362455051;Namworld;where? -100374;1362455071;Bowjob;oh , i was talking about dice -100373;1362455146;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -100372;1362455148;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.39746, Best ask: 36.39929, Bid-ask spread: 0.00183, Last trade: 36.39930, 24 hour volume: 47668.19097261, 24 hour low: 34.19000, 24 hour high: 36.70000, 24 hour vwap: 35.52726 -100371;1362455187;BitHub;hey anyone selling BTC in AUD? yeah i've tried otc -100370;1362455230;mircea_popescu;maybe ukto -100369;1362455248;BitHub;hmmm nah -100368;1362455253;BitHub;maybe mircea -100367;1362455600;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4 @ 0.00078 = 0.0031 BTC [+] -100366;1362455767;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00196 BTC [-] -100365;1362455768;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 100 @ 0.00196 = 0.196 BTC [-] -100364;1362455770;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 100 @ 0.00195 = 0.195 BTC [-] -100363;1362455772;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 30 @ 0.00195 = 0.0585 BTC [-] -100362;1362455865;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 1000 -100361;1362455872;gribble;There are currently 62067.62 bitcoins offered at or under 1000.0 USD, worth 6529233.27387 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0033 seconds -100360;1362455902;Chaang-Noi;who has 6 million fiat on gox? -100359;1362455971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00075 = 3.75 BTC [-] -100358;1362456020;Bowjob;;;ticker -100357;1362456021;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.16100, Best ask: 36.35000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18900, Last trade: 36.39999, 24 hour volume: 46677.07588137, 24 hour low: 34.19000, 24 hour high: 36.70000, 24 hour vwap: 35.55065 -100356;1362456032;Bowjob;just an ordinary day in bitcoinland -100355;1362456032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00075 = 3.75 BTC [-] -100354;1362456165;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.11601409 = 1116.0141 BTC [-] -100353;1362456473;error4733;sorry Namworld.. i forgot about asking here... I just want so see if it's better than sealclub -100352;1362456595;error4733;mp : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137440.msg1465041#msg1465041 -100351;1362456747;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.11601409 = 1116.0141 BTC [-] -100350;1362456929;dub;error4733: haven't been on there for a while, have they actually got players these days? used to be a ghost town -100349;1362456949;Chaang-Noi;;;calc 47.08908/2000 -100348;1362456950;gribble;0.02354454 -100347;1362456981;dub;I for one support any site that takes users away from micon -100346;1362457062;Chaang-Noi;micron sold it right? -100345;1362457074;dub;seals? -100344;1362457079;Chaang-Noi;i thought so -100343;1362457085;pigeons;he's the pro, he didn't own it -100342;1362457087;Chaang-Noi;i might be wrong -100341;1362457098;Chaang-Noi;okay, well who ever had it i think sold it -100340;1362457115;dub;oh, I stopped playing there because he's an assclown -100339;1362457126;[\\\];micon never owned seals afaik -100338;1362457131;Chaang-Noi;when your paid pro gets business to stop playing lol -100337;1362457138;[\\\];he was just a talking head -100336;1362457161;Chaang-Noi;i just remeber reading about seals being sold, i dont know by whom or to whom -100335;1362457173;pigeons;way to spread the facts ;) -100334;1362457182;Chaang-Noi;i try! -100333;1362457236;Bugpowder;Seals is run by shady poker scammers -100332;1362457241;dub;I like this ssaCEO's style however, he's like the al swearengen of pr -100331;1362457264;Bugpowder;According to a friend who knows them from way back in poker land -100330;1362457348;pigeons;this channel is the no gossip express today -100329;1362457353;[\\\];cocksucka! -100328;1362457362;[\\\];Wu! -100327;1362457391;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.11601409 = 1116.0141 BTC [-] -100326;1362457408;Chaang-Noi;ltc is not a btc assets but anyone know why it went up 100% in 1.5 days? -100325;1362457442;pigeons;kimdotcom is accepting it for mega and pirate will pay everyone back in ltc -100324;1362457500;[\\\];Chaang-Noi: same reason bitcoin has gone up 5% a day for the last several weeks. -100323;1362457515;dub;I think more likely because eskimobobs ugly mug mining operation is getting underway -100322;1362457537;pigeons;i've got one of those mugs and it is gorgeous actually -100321;1362457563;pigeons;but eskimobobs ugly mug mining operation sounds better -100320;1362457568;[\\\];its like calling a chunk of frozen tundra greenland -100319;1362457580;[\\\];and a chunk of beautiful land iceland -100318;1362457651;Chaang-Noi;pigeons the mug is pretty cool? -100317;1362457674;Chaang-Noi;ill have to look into getting one -100316;1362457680;pigeons;yeah i already posted pictures maybe again later -100315;1362457694;Chaang-Noi;oh, yeah if you do send link please, thanks -100314;1362457707;dub;inb4 the mug gives you aids -100313;1362457731;Chaang-Noi;lol, are we all drunk/high on caffine today? :) -100312;1362457752;Chaang-Noi;or did i miss out on a meme -100311;1362457780;[\\\];high on rice -100310;1362457802;pigeons;i don't think its aids, i think maybe i just have mono -100309;1362457823;Chaang-Noi;ahh, pigeons is sick, sorry to hear that man -100308;1362457854;pigeons;but its a pretty mug -100307;1362457871;dub;pretty fucking ugly -100306;1362457918;Chaang-Noi;beer mug, coffee mug? -100305;1362457929;dub;aids mug -100304;1362457933;[\\\];mug shot -100303;1362457952;Chaang-Noi;lol, -100302;1362458402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5815 @ 0.00074361 = 4.3241 BTC [-] -100301;1362458642;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.11362916 = 1113.6292 BTC [-] -100300;1362458734;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.00614 = 0.0307 BTC [+] -100299;1362458749;dub;srsly though a home made out of who knows what mixture of clay, mud and the feces eskimoboob probably smears all over himself -100298;1362458818;dub;poorly glazed, porous, harbouring all manner bacteria and auto-immune disease -100297;1362458884;dub;be prepared for a slow and painful death shitting yourself inside out from dysentery -100296;1362459118;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.11303376 = 1113.0338 BTC [-] -100295;1362459132;Bugpowder_;some big fucking positions -100294;1362459132;mircea_popescu;dub srsly ? -100293;1362459169;mircea_popescu;i been sorta watching his venture peripherally, i find the idea rather amusing -100292;1362459189;dub;well, if you are comfortable easting your cornflakes out of any random homless persons asshole then go right ahead -100291;1362459190;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ like 5k went today -100290;1362459196;Bugpowder_;7k -100289;1362459198;dub;in food hygene terms its the same thing -100288;1362459201;Bugpowder_;so far -100287;1362459205;Bugpowder_;going to 10k -100286;1362459207;Bugpowder_;probably -100285;1362459212;mircea_popescu;yah right you are -100284;1362459215;mircea_popescu;definitely record month -100283;1362459228;mircea_popescu;and it's only the 5th o wow. -100282;1362459262;[\\\];congrats -100281;1362459267;[\\\];give the girl a raise -100280;1362459269;mircea_popescu;i wonder if i'm gonna live to regret these -100279;1362459292;mircea_popescu;worst racket in the world, if you have no trade you're depressed, if you get trade you're worried. -100278;1362459342;mircea_popescu;dub it's amusing inasmuch as there's this new trend among the terminally retarded lefties -100277;1362459346;mircea_popescu;"make art a business" -100276;1362459359;mircea_popescu;as fucking if a. what they did was art and b. you can make money at art w/o an elite -100275;1362459366;dub;mircea_popescu: hey if he can scrape a living out of exploiting hippies thats fine. Putting anything you plan to ingest in a home made pottery receptacle is gastric russian roulette -100274;1362459369;mircea_popescu;it's so broken i can't put it in words -100273;1362459385;mircea_popescu;dub right, cause the hippies have dough. -100272;1362459389;mircea_popescu;through the process of what ? alchemy ? -100271;1362459400;dub;its not my model bro -100270;1362459406;mircea_popescu;unless he starts distributing tokes as dividends... -100269;1362459430;[\\\];wait, you invested in dankbank? -100268;1362459466;mircea_popescu;someone invested in that ? -100267;1362459533;dub;as long has pigeons has exploding colon insurance he'll be fine too -100266;1362459550;mircea_popescu;you know there's some vitamin that you only get by eating dirt basically ? -100265;1362459572;[\\\];yeah, its called "vitamin stupid" -100264;1362459576;mircea_popescu;no dood. -100263;1362459582;dub;vitamin lysteria -100262;1362459588;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/search?q=vitamin+dirt&complete=0 -100261;1362459593;mircea_popescu;ahaha totally. vitamin b. haters. -100260;1362459593;dub;er listeria -100259;1362459680;dub;firstly there's no vitamin b its a group of vitamins and you get them from lots of places -100258;1362459686;mircea_popescu;dirt! -100257;1362459688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.11124958 = 1111.2496 BTC [-] -100256;1362459706;mircea_popescu;well really, some bacteria which unlike us can synthesize it -100255;1362459769;dub;eatign dirt is not a good idea, listeria is a very nasty way to die -100254;1362459830;dub;need vit. b? drink red bull you'll live longer -100253;1362459956;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00408 BTC [-] -100252;1362460023;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 14 @ 0.65 = 9.1 BTC [-] -100251;1362460073;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 91 @ 0.00614 = 0.5587 BTC [+] -100250;1362460193;Chaang-Noi;36.8 crazy -100249;1362460209;Chaang-Noi;oh shit asicminer-pt is trading:) -100248;1362460240;BitHub;i just got some on BitFunder -100247;1362460252;Chaang-Noi;what is it trading at bitfunder? -100246;1362460261;BitHub;same price i think -100245;1362460268;Chaang-Noi;cool, .65 is a good number -100244;1362460317;Chaang-Noi;what is the webiste for btctc ? -100243;1362460365;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 49 @ 0.00615 = 0.3014 BTC [+] -100242;1362460402;Chaang-Noi;i dont know the name of that other exchange :/ -100241;1362460408;BitHub;this might sound really n00b but is there a way to exchange between PT's -100240;1362460431;Namworld;No, not really, why? -100239;1362460446;Chaang-Noi;btct.co -100238;1362460461;Namworld;What PT do you hold? -100237;1362460461;Chaang-Noi;you could but it would be a pain in the ass -100236;1362460481;BitHub;for example say i want an asset on BF but i only have a mpex account but i could buy an asset on BF using or leveraging an asset i have on MPEX to buy that asset on BF -100235;1362460518;Namworld;Not sure I understand what you mean... -100234;1362460545;dub;havelock has just implemented that -100233;1362460547;BitHub;i dont know like i said i'm probably being a real n00b -100232;1362460554;dub;(if I understood correctly) -100231;1362460559;thestringpuller;Don't trust havelock -100230;1362460573;thestringpuller;Havelock is controlled by the Borg. -100229;1362460590;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34499 BTC [+] -100228;1362460631;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -100227;1362460632;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00074361 / 0.00075087 / 0.00078628 (2432192 shares, 1,826.28 BTC), 7D: 0.0007147 / 0.00075245 / 0.00078628 (3534723 shares, 2,659.72 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00067759 / 0.00078628 (62988367 shares, 42,680.30 BTC) -100226;1362460635;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 1.1100618 = 1110.0618 BTC [-] -100225;1362460635;BitHub;ahh okey dub -100224;1362460689;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -100223;1362460690;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 29.08490939 / 41.20198681 / 46.0855546 (no shares, 6,242.04 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -100222;1362460702;Namworld;some S.DICE-PT available for 0.00599 -100221;1362460724;thestringpuller;;;ticker -100220;1362460724;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.85901, Best ask: 36.89300, Bid-ask spread: 0.03399, Last trade: 36.89300, 24 hour volume: 48595.38328206, 24 hour low: 34.34200, 24 hour high: 36.90000, 24 hour vwap: 35.65034 -100219;1362460739;thestringpuller;hmm -100218;1362460757;Namworld;what, we're already hitting 37 -100217;1362460876;error4733;not fun for me, since i start in december -100216;1362460889;error4733;it was ALWAYS rally time -100215;1362460914;Namworld;I bought in at 5 USD and 10 USD -100214;1362460921;error4733;and sold at ? -100213;1362460944;Namworld;Haven't sold, lost them to some bad "miner" -100212;1362460949;Namworld;Mostly -100211;1362460956;error4733;sick -100210;1362460964;error4733;but u're still in -100209;1362460967;dub;bad miner? -100208;1362460973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00584168 = 0.5842 BTC [-] -100207;1362460987;error4733;bad invest in ASCISMINER right ? -100206;1362461044;mircea_popescu;error4733 give it time, it may collapse once more. -100205;1362461059;Namworld;ASICMINER is selling for 6x what it IPOed at -100204;1362461093;error4733;mp : obv, i'm not like i bet my house on infinite rally -100203;1362461108;error4733;in fact yes, but it's a other question -100202;1362461138;error4733;i hope a crash for a good re entry spot -100201;1362461141;mircea_popescu;lol wghat ?! -100200;1362461170;BitHub;i'm going to make a long term 100 play -100199;1362461179;BitHub;so anything under 100$ is good enough for me -100198;1362461189;BitHub;lets do it -100197;1362461211;error4733;so u mining with gpu ? -100196;1362461265;Namworld;no, was lending to Amazingrando, waiting to have enough for a BFL rig. But Amazingrando never repaid. -100195;1362461284;error4733;when i should stop mining with GPU if i thinks BTC'll hit 200$ ? -100194;1362461313;dub;how much does your power cost -100193;1362461316;error4733;i never start but -100192;1362461337;mircea_popescu;if you never started then don't start. -100191;1362461342;BitHub;so i guess PrimeAsic was fake? -100190;1362461348;mircea_popescu;BitHub why ? -100189;1362461362;BitHub;that's what i'm asking -100188;1362461363;BitHub;was it? -100187;1362461372;aiball;!ticker .sbbet -100186;1362461372;assbot;The round stones beneath the earth... have spoken through the fire. -100185;1362461372;BitHub;site's down -100184;1362461381;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -100183;1362461382;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.82002, Best ask: 36.94000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11998, Last trade: 36.80000, 24 hour volume: 49186.53224211, 24 hour low: 34.34200, 24 hour high: 37.00000, 24 hour vwap: 35.67406 -100182;1362461388;Chaang-Noi;37 wow -100181;1362461390;mircea_popescu;afaik we don't know yet. -100180;1362461399;aiball;;;ticker s.bbet -100179;1362461399;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -100178;1362461407;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -100177;1362461409;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0015 / 0.00175636 / 0.00197 (76200 shares, 133.83 BTC), 7D: 0.0015 / 0.00176507 / 0.00197 (79498 shares, 140.32 BTC), 30D: 0.0003 / 0.00165614 / 0.00197 (128608 shares, 212.99 BTC) -100176;1362461418;aiball;thanks! -100175;1362461422;BitHub;ahhh okey -100174;1362461444;mircea_popescu;bitbet bet gives them good odds of being real, but i dunno. -100173;1362461456;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 375 @ 1.10887536 = 415.8283 BTC [-] -100172;1362461601;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00878 BTC [+] -100171;1362461621;dub;error4733: if you had cheap power and efficient GPUs you're good till around 100mn diff -100170;1362461771;error4733;neither of the two... -100169;1362461778;mircea_popescu;sooo, is that the end of it ? -100168;1362461788;error4733;thinks so -100167;1362461810;BitHub;hmmmm -100166;1362461921;error4733;but i want try, i think it's a good way to learn BTC -100165;1362462064;error4733;don't care about the 0.000000475 btc/day -100164;1362462112;error4733;good way also to understand altcoin, why is good, why is a scam -100163;1362462138;dub;not sure it is tbh, theres also teh heat, noise, decreased MTBF of your hardware -100162;1362462225;dub;might be fun to give it a try but I wouldn't be buying new GPUs at this point unless you plan to pwn n00bs with them on the side -100161;1362462238;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00561 = 28.05 BTC [-] -100160;1362462240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00560001 = 11.2 BTC [-] -100159;1362462242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.005501 = 2.2004 BTC [-] -100158;1362462243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.005501 = 1.1002 BTC [-] -100157;1362462245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0055 = 0.55 BTC [-] -100156;1362462256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 19900 @ 0.0054 = 107.46 BTC [-] -100155;1362462296;error4733;no one be objective with altcoin bc they old one but hate the new one, etc -100154;1362462520;Chaang-Noi;og fuck yeah http://www.namecheap.com/support/payment-options/bitcoin.aspx -100153;1362462562;mircea_popescu;ok, that's great. -100152;1362462610;thismustb;hey guys, do you know any MT4 trading platforms that allow leverage and would let you have a live account with not that much money? -100151;1362462630;mircea_popescu;thismustb kakobrekla's thing maybe ? -100150;1362462643;thismustb;yea thats why i went to this channel but his site says 50BTC min deposit -100149;1362462648;thismustb;that's a bit steep at current rates -100148;1362462663;mircea_popescu;hm -100147;1362462672;Chaang-Noi;i use namecheap, can wait to pay my next bills :) -100146;1362462677;mircea_popescu;wasn't he saying something about deci bitcoin lots or something ? -100145;1362462708;thismustb;hehe i dont know, i've only traded forex before, no experience in btc yet -100144;1362462726;thismustb;i just forgot 40$ in bitcoins about a year ago. then i saw btc is at 36$ now -100143;1362462732;thismustb;opened my BTC and bam 400$ -100142;1362462739;thismustb;i was like wow, i should just try trading that -100141;1362462822;mircea_popescu;haha -100140;1362462900;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/308235762103644161 -100139;1362462905;mircea_popescu;tweeter liked that one lol -100138;1362462931;Eduard_Munteanu;You guys don't celebrate? We just broke $37! :) -100137;1362462933;dub;dude.. that picture -100136;1362462956;mircea_popescu;dub which ? -100135;1362462957;dub;you are a fucking baller -100134;1362462959;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -100133;1362462959;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.80002, Best ask: 36.99960, Bid-ask spread: 0.19958, Last trade: 36.99960, 24 hour volume: 49556.91047748, 24 hour low: 34.34200, 24 hour high: 37.00000, 24 hour vwap: 35.70360 -100132;1362462963;mircea_popescu;yes im a baller lol -100131;1362462967;dub;the background -100130;1362462985;mircea_popescu;that was me in mexico, eating chocolate bonbons in the street -100129;1362463007;mircea_popescu;with like, a red purse, white suit. sent it back home the agape silence could be heard across the ocean. -100128;1362463068;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00616 = 0.0123 BTC [-] -100127;1362463141;ThickAsThieves;the photo is quite epic indeed -100126;1362463222;mircea_popescu;it's fair tho, girl was carying my jacket, so. -100125;1362463246;ThickAsThieves;are you wearing her pants too? -100124;1362463263;mircea_popescu;no, those are my pants., -100123;1362463266;mircea_popescu;girls don't get pants. -100122;1362463355;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.65 = 7.15 BTC [-] -100121;1362463378;Chaang-Noi;go asic miner :) -100120;1362463420;ThickAsThieves;i dont understand why people are buying on btct when they are 100% divs on BF -100119;1362463431;ThickAsThieves;at same price -100118;1362463469;mircea_popescu;they prefer the design. -100117;1362463471;Chaang-Noi;trust in the exchange -100116;1362463497;Chaang-Noi;if i used one already id not make a new account for 10 shares and just lose the 5% -100115;1362463540;ThickAsThieves;trust could be an answer -100114;1362463557;Ukto;hopfully soon there will be more reasons to want one exchange over another, at least regarding the services that the exchange offers. >:P -100113;1362463586;ThickAsThieves;i have nothing against either, but i do find myself on BF more and more -100112;1362463658;ThickAsThieves;Namworld gets props for being the fastes sdice PT div payer -100111;1362463746;Namworld;I try to give dividends the same day. -100110;1362463788;Namworld;I even got the div on S.MPOE out before it was actually made -100109;1362463822;mircea_popescu;that's nice. -100108;1362463830;ThickAsThieves;took me a couple days to notice that one -100107;1362463854;mircea_popescu;maybe i should pay negative divs -100106;1362463871;Ukto;LOL -100105;1362463875;ThickAsThieves;should make the price go up higher -100104;1362463928;mircea_popescu;bit tit ?! -100103;1362463944;ThickAsThieves;BitIT probly -100102;1362464021;mircea_popescu;a while back the girl went on some stripper forum to give them free btc -100101;1362464025;mircea_popescu;the airheads wouldn't take it. -100100;1362464033;mircea_popescu;i guess there's no bit tit ;/ -100099;1362464049;ThickAsThieves;that was a good read -100098;1362464086;dub;that was your girl? -100097;1362464098;mircea_popescu;dub "that" -100096;1362464120;mircea_popescu;the dilemma of cluelessness. if you give it free then it must be worthless or else you wouldn't give it for free. if you sell it then it's not worth it. -100095;1362464123;dub;on the cam girl forum -100094;1362464131;mircea_popescu;trying to go through life without a head must be painful. -100093;1362464139;mircea_popescu;dub mpoe-pr is mpoe-pr ya know ? -100092;1362464155;ThickAsThieves;yeesh 37.34 already -100091;1362464160;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -100090;1362464161;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 37.21510, Best ask: 37.34000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12490, Last trade: 37.21510, 24 hour volume: 50374.26609504, 24 hour low: 34.34200, 24 hour high: 37.34000, 24 hour vwap: 35.73039 -100089;1362464187;mircea_popescu;shit's crazy -100088;1362464193;ThickAsThieves;when do we start to worry -100087;1362464195;Eduard_Munteanu;I'm pondering what price should I leave a sell order at for the night. -100086;1362464199;mircea_popescu;i'd say if it goes over 100 -100085;1362464202;ThickAsThieves;seems like it can't end now -100084;1362464213;ThickAsThieves;everyone be speculatin -100083;1362464221;mircea_popescu;50 i would guess is possible, but over 100 is bubble territory. -100082;1362464228;ThickAsThieves;but can't we reach the sungularity soon -100081;1362464239;Eduard_Munteanu;I think we've just begun attracting the Wall Street guys into it. -100080;1362464246;ThickAsThieves;singularity -100079;1362464251;Chaang-Noi;it looks like to me all the bears who tried to sell are gone... we dont even get small correctios anymore -100078;1362464268;Chaang-Noi;i think eduard is right, -100077;1362464277;Chaang-Noi;and also the mega guys... -100076;1362464285;mircea_popescu;ya, all those millions coinlab is selling. -100075;1362464291;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 50 -100074;1362464291;gribble;There are currently 18100.683 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 776692.059089 USD in total. | Data vintage: 67.7184 seconds -100073;1362464301;ThickAsThieves;that's nothing -100072;1362464306;Eduard_Munteanu;You kinda get a sort of correction, but it's not much to scalp. -100071;1362464335;Eduard_Munteanu;I do try to scalp a bit though, I don't make a lot compared to the trend, but it's still something. -100070;1362464348;ThickAsThieves;i don;t under stand why some millionaire hasn't bought it into oblivion yet -100069;1362464371;Eduard_Munteanu;Because volatility... -100068;1362464383;Ukto;they are not millionaires for nothing. well, not most -100067;1362464384;Eduard_Munteanu;But as time passes that may become less of a problem. -100066;1362464386;Ukto;and what about MP? -100065;1362464388;dub;I think to be safe some millionair would need to buy a proper dev team first -100064;1362464389;Ukto;he has lots of btc -100063;1362464390;Ukto;:P -100062;1362464414;ThickAsThieves;now lite coin is .00353btc/.125usd -100061;1362464426;ThickAsThieves;sry .00367btc -100060;1362464427;dub;failure there is the biggest risk imo -100059;1362464436;Chaang-Noi;i heart ltc -100058;1362464452;Chaang-Noi;sold some btc to buy wife a truck, then made it back in one day with ltc -100057;1362464495;Chaang-Noi;lol, i doubt im worth anything -100056;1362464504;Chaang-Noi;most people pay to get rid of me! :) -100055;1362464527;mircea_popescu;of course, all this was foretold http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoin-prices-bitcoin-inflexibility/ -100054;1362464740;mircea_popescu;"As a complete aside: putting a 5mn BTC buywall @ $200 each up in MtGox might actually be the most rational use of a billion dollars currently. You'll end up with 2-3 mn BTC and the price will be permanently in the hundreds. Profit." -100053;1362464747;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130941.msg1403357#msg1403357 -100052;1362464785;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: what's your background btw? Anything economics-related or not? -100051;1362464805;mircea_popescu;physics adn philosophy. -100050;1362464837;Eduard_Munteanu;Interesting. Mine's systems / control engineering, though I'm mostly a software dude. -100049;1362464856;ThickAsThieves;has missed that article thx -100048;1362464858;ThickAsThieves;had -100047;1362464889;ThickAsThieves;i imagine the bit time alt coins wars is a likely part of butcoins future -100046;1362464893;mircea_popescu;i was in what they called at the time a "suprareal" class in highschool. basically romania's gifted kids programme. -100045;1362464894;ThickAsThieves;liek a Google coin -100044;1362464898;ThickAsThieves;or a US altcoin -100043;1362464903;ThickAsThieves;EU altcoin -100042;1362464904;ThickAsThieves;etc -100041;1362464912;mircea_popescu;got admitted to bbu with 10 on grounds of olympiads -100040;1362464924;mircea_popescu;and finished philosophy/antrhopology at aiu -100039;1362465077;ThickAsThieves;typing like shit tonight... not exactly sober -100038;1362465097;Eduard_Munteanu;Nice, mircea_popescu. -100037;1362465473;topace_;hey mircea_popescu you there? -100036;1362465483;topace_;any chance you can approve my withdraw so i can pay my dividends? :) -100035;1362465577;mircea_popescu;yeah -100034;1362465623;topace_;thanks! -100033;1362465681;topace_;think someone was trying to be sneaky and push units from mpex->havelock to get the dividend twice -100032;1362465701;topace_;pay dividend first, THEN ill approve the push :) -100031;1362465713;topace_;i guess thats a "gotcha" for automatic push processing -100030;1362465719;mircea_popescu;haha -100029;1362465722;mircea_popescu;yeah totally. -100028;1362465751;mircea_popescu;too much automation isn't healthy in finance anyway -100027;1362465833;mircea_popescu;course it may be a good idea to just ignore the thing and let people fleece you. -100026;1362465862;mircea_popescu;paying a 2% for new business may not be a bad deal, and besides, people value a dollar they think they stole above one they had to earn. -100025;1362465881;topace_;haha thats true -100024;1362466288;topace_;excellent dividend paid... g'nite -100023;1362466332;topace_;(and pending mpex push approved) -100022;1362466735;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -100021;1362466737;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 1 second -100020;1362466744;mircea_popescu;is it me or are blocks incredibly fast. -100019;1362466782;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -100018;1362466784;gribble;Current Blocks: 224327 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 1464 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 1 day, 19 hours, 39 minutes, and 45 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4826833.94454 | Estimated Percent Change: 10.50758 -100017;1362466801;Chaang-Noi;we had 7 blocks in 15 mins last night... -100016;1362466812;mircea_popescu;10% huh. -100015;1362466813;Chaang-Noi;14 hours ago -100014;1362466838;mircea_popescu;so basically, 1k blocks went by in 2 days ? -100013;1362466884;Chaang-Noi;closer to 8500? -100012;1362466896;Chaang-Noi;lol wait what? -100011;1362466909;mircea_popescu;iirc about 2 days ago we were just starting this current diff -100010;1362466910;Chaang-Noi;1 blocks in 2 days? -100009;1362466916;mircea_popescu;1k = 1000 -100008;1362466916;ThickAsThieves;maybe something to do with why the diff est was so high at first -100007;1362466935;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -100006;1362466935;Chaang-Noi;i dont think we did 1k blocks in 2 days, thats crazy -100005;1362466937;gribble;Time since last block: 4 minutes and 22 seconds -100004;1362466961;Chaang-Noi;288 blocks are normal for 2 days -100003;1362466989;Chaang-Noi;1k in 2 days is 4004 normal -100002;1362466991;Chaang-Noi;400$ -100001;1362466992;mircea_popescu;we did ~480 in the past 48 hours -100000;1362466996;Chaang-Noi;fuck,,, 400% -99999;1362467006;Chaang-Noi;480 i could buy that... 1k no ;) -99998;1362467015;mircea_popescu;i was just guessing. -99997;1362467035;Chaang-Noi;yeah i knew it was higher than normal but seemed pretty high even for a ballpark guess -99996;1362467056;Chaang-Noi;i saw the 7 block in 15 mins and was like shiiit... -99995;1362467065;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -99994;1362467067;gribble;Time since last block: 6 minutes and 32 seconds -99993;1362467074;mircea_popescu;ok this is more normal -99992;1362467078;Chaang-Noi;http://blockchain.info/ last 7 blocks and time -99991;1362467096;Chaang-Noi;6, 8, 13, 38, 42, 46, and 52 mins ago -99990;1362467102;Chaang-Noi;fast but somehwat close to normal -99989;1362467143;mircea_popescu;8 instead of 6 -99988;1362467196;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/rogerkver/status/308799432818839552 -99987;1362467204;mircea_popescu;hehe ver is late -99986;1362467289;Chaang-Noi;yeah he is -99985;1362467298;Chaang-Noi;but still, cant hurt to post -99984;1362467323;mircea_popescu;absolutely. -99983;1362467325;Chaang-Noi;its a significant site for tech type people -99982;1362467413;mircea_popescu;http://endthelie.com/2013/02/28/ulterior-motives-behind-the-copyright-alert-system/#axzz2MdgHZkPO -99981;1362467416;mircea_popescu;this is hysterical. -99980;1362467430;mircea_popescu;Brooke: What happens if you get 7, 8 and 9 strikes? -99979;1362467430;mircea_popescu;Jill: We hope by the time people get to alerts 5 or 6, they’ll stop. Once they’ve been mitigated, once they received several alerts, we’re just not going to send them any more alerts because they’re not the kind of customer we’re going to reach with this program -99978;1362467435;mircea_popescu;what the fuck is this bs. -99977;1362467475;mircea_popescu;"Once they’ve been mitigated" -99976;1362467479;Chaang-Noi;tor everything :/ -99975;1362467479;mircea_popescu;have you been mitigated ? -99974;1362467541;ThickAsThieves;these guys have the right idea, www.bitfetch.com -99973;1362467577;mircea_popescu;0.005 BTC / GB -99972;1362467589;mircea_popescu;so basically pay them the 15 cents per movie that the miaa won't take. -99971;1362467597;Chaang-Noi;was their not already a bitcoin service taht did this? -99970;1362467606;mircea_popescu;why not just get netflix -99969;1362467620;ThickAsThieves;youc an dl any torrent -99968;1362467623;ThickAsThieves;apps, etc -99967;1362467624;Chaang-Noi;my parents in the us got rid of tv and got netflixs -99966;1362467631;ThickAsThieves;also netflix doesnt have everything -99965;1362467634;Chaang-Noi;they dont pirate... -99964;1362467645;Chaang-Noi;what is netflixs each month? -99963;1362467652;ThickAsThieves;$10? -99962;1362467658;ThickAsThieves;i have it and i dont know -99961;1362467661;Chaang-Noi;ahh cable tv was like $60 -99960;1362467661;ThickAsThieves;cheap -99959;1362467668;Chaang-Noi;i see why they moved -99958;1362467675;Chaang-Noi;they dont even watch much tv... -99957;1362467676;ThickAsThieves;fukn comcast cable package is like $150 or some shit -99956;1362467684;Chaang-Noi;yeah -99955;1362467697;Chaang-Noi;if i go back to the usa ill get google fiber -99954;1362467818;maximian;looks like assbot is dead -99953;1362467846;Chaang-Noi;or no action? -99952;1362467856;mircea_popescu;!ticker assbot is dead -99951;1362467866;Chaang-Noi;hmm -99950;1362467867;mircea_popescu;totally. -99949;1362467930;ThickAsThieves;37.70 -99948;1362467943;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -99947;1362467943;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 37.25001, Best ask: 37.37400, Bid-ask spread: 0.12399, Last trade: 37.37400, 24 hour volume: 51650.54746078, 24 hour low: 34.34200, 24 hour high: 37.70000, 24 hour vwap: 35.79829 -99946;1362467978;ThickAsThieves;40 in 12hrs? -99945;1362467997;pizzaman1337;it's just nuts -99944;1362468007;BitHub;way overpiced -99943;1362468011;mircea_popescu;ponzi. -99942;1362468030;BitHub;throwing cash at this thing and losing out -99941;1362468044;mircea_popescu;how are you losing out ? -99940;1362468054;BitHub;i dont know -99939;1362468062;ThickAsThieves;still plenty of atmosphere for this bubble -99938;1362468087;BitHub;tell me if you think this is a good idea -99937;1362468103;ThickAsThieves;yes -99936;1362468106;BitHub;from now till end of the year i'm not going to sell any btc and just keep buying and buying up till end of the year -99935;1362468117;ThickAsThieves;thats what everyone else is doing -99934;1362468122;BitHub;so anything under 100$ is good right? -99933;1362468129;Chaang-Noi;damn 37.7 -99932;1362468130;mircea_popescu;haha how should i know ?! -99931;1362468163;ThickAsThieves;what kind of bitcoin messiah are you? -99930;1362468184;mircea_popescu;me ?! -99929;1362468199;ThickAsThieves;i guess not! -99928;1362468201;ThickAsThieves;:) -99927;1362468217;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/pools?timespan=4days -99926;1362468222;ThickAsThieves;mp, you obv server a paternal role here -99925;1362468224;mircea_popescu;this is ther sound of btcguild crushing everyone -99924;1362468225;BitHub;i just need to know -99923;1362468228;ThickAsThieves;peeps gonna ask for guidance -99922;1362468233;BitHub;do we have a chance of hitting 500 onday? -99921;1362468246;mircea_popescu;well ok, but ask me for guidance about how to stuff the vagoo, not about wtf the price will be -99920;1362468246;ThickAsThieves;we have a chacne to hit many numbers -99919;1362468268;mircea_popescu;BitHub in principle we have a chance to hit any finite ratio within a finite interval. -99918;1362468280;BitHub;oh jesus -99917;1362468291;mircea_popescu;deepbit + 50btc + slush < btc guild. -99916;1362468296;mircea_popescu;i should have had a bet up for this -99915;1362468373;ThickAsThieves;if you make a bet for any pool vs BTCguild, that pool's userbase will grow -99914;1362468627;ThickAsThieves;there i submitted one -99913;1362468672;grubles;i think i just now got the reason for naming assbot it's name -99912;1362468707;BitHub;should be trollbot -99911;1362468812;mircea_popescu;someone shuld make buttobt -99910;1362468838;grubles;just change everything to butt -99909;1362468840;grubles;buttsets -99908;1362468853;grubles;it's much more politically correct -99907;1362468872;mircea_popescu;ok buttbles -99906;1362468902;ThickAsThieves;maybe buttbot can kick spammers (spam detected) -99905;1362468924;grubles;buttbles works -99904;1362468925;mircea_popescu;buttbot and assbot cvould have an assbutt baby -99903;1362468943;grubles;(if you google the urban dictionary definition of grubbles, that is) -99902;1362468955;ThickAsThieves;Would it be possible to definively know if someone bought the entire Gox ask wall for one moment? -99901;1362468980;grubles;no -99900;1362468989;mircea_popescu;volume -99899;1362469015;grubles;what about bots -99898;1362469072;ThickAsThieves;wouldn't it be represented visually on goxlive by the center line touching the right side? -99897;1362469107;ThickAsThieves;or i guess it would move -99896;1362469110;ThickAsThieves;meh -99895;1362469124;ThickAsThieves;thought it might a decent bet -99894;1362469133;ThickAsThieves;be -99893;1362469305;mircea_popescu;not rly. -99892;1362469311;grubles;you still couldnt tell if there were 100 people buying coins or 1 -99891;1362469343;ThickAsThieves;oh well -99890;1362469370;grubles;unless you were magicaltux -99889;1362469605;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13624623944.gif -99888;1362469663;ThickAsThieves;the force is strong in that one -99887;1362469668;mircea_popescu;lol -99886;1362469721;grubles;since when do stormtroopers wear sheets -99885;1362469734;mircea_popescu;since katrina -99884;1362469740;mircea_popescu;blew away their other gear -99883;1362469764;grubles;everything but their stormtrooper helmet? -99882;1362469769;grubles;thats a bit ironic isnt it? -99881;1362469773;BitHub;one of your camping trips again mircea? -99880;1362469774;mircea_popescu;i guess so. yeah -99879;1362469778;ThickAsThieves;looks like he's still getting blown away -99878;1362469787;grubles;hiyooooo! -99877;1362469790;mircea_popescu;BitHub no, i'm not geek enough -99876;1362469802;grubles;mircea_popescu: youre missing out -99875;1362469817;mircea_popescu;prolly -99874;1362469824;BitHub;haha -99873;1362469943;ThickAsThieves;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/03/05/bicyclists_as_polluters/ When contacted by the Seattle Bike Blog, representative Orcutt stuck to his guns. "You would be giving off more CO2 if you are riding a bike than driving in a car," he said, but he admitted that he had not "done any analysis" -99872;1362470107;mircea_popescu;"Well I was looking for a trader to grab 5 bitcoins from for days,and this asshole pm'ed me saying he had them. I should've known better,but was desperate and time was of the essence. I really needed these 5 bitcoins for an emergency too. Anyway I gave him my mpak and receipt and he hasnt been back since (3 days)." -99871;1362470118;mircea_popescu;what may that emergency have been' -99870;1362470159;ThickAsThieves;drugs -99869;1362470163;BitHub;btc4cam.com -99868;1362470184;grubles;drugs -99867;1362470209;ThickAsThieves;he needed to save his kidnapped daughter from human traffickers, using mostly karate chops -99866;1362470220;ThickAsThieves;and bitcoins -99865;1362470471;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -99864;1362470471;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 37.65364, Best ask: 37.76034, Bid-ask spread: 0.10670, Last trade: 37.65364, 24 hour volume: 52475.05497893, 24 hour low: 34.34200, 24 hour high: 37.76034, 24 hour vwap: 35.85542 -99863;1362470538;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149198.0 -99862;1362470542;mircea_popescu;;;title -99861;1362470543;gribble;(title ) -- Returns the HTML ... of a URL. -99860;1362470549;mircea_popescu;;;title https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149198.0 -99859;1362470551;gribble;Bitcoin protocol broken? -99858;1362470791;Chaang-Noi;dat wall at 37 -99857;1362471162;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=82184.msg1581015#msg1581015 -99856;1362471168;mircea_popescu;lulzy. -99855;1362471238;Chaang-Noi;mp check out he blocks http://blockchain.info/ -99854;1362471244;Chaang-Noi;7 in 21 mins -99853;1362471284;mircea_popescu;le ouch -99852;1362471302;mircea_popescu;so is there anything to this story about asicminer chips blowing out like baloons or just bs ? -99851;1362471356;Chaang-Noi;asicminer has not been proven to mine over 5th -99850;1362471366;Chaang-Noi;we seem to have hit a wall and no one knows why -99849;1362471381;BitHub;:/ -99848;1362471383;BitHub;what? -99847;1362471388;Chaang-Noi;this could be for 1000 different reasons -99846;1362471399;Chaang-Noi;im not worried -99845;1362471403;BitHub;i am -99844;1362471407;Chaang-Noi;the chips blowing out i call bs -99843;1362471407;BitHub;wtf -99842;1362471443;Chaang-Noi;clearly they are mining like crazy... also i expect the next dividend to be crazy -99841;1362471487;mircea_popescu;well which is it, like crazy or hit a wall ? -99840;1362471539;BitHub;the forum post don't look good -99839;1362471788;dub;friedcat said they were having power problems -99838;1362471790;[\\\];why would the next dividend by crazy? -99837;1362471827;[\\\];they've onyl paid out 30% of ipo to date and once they hit that threshold, twice as many shares will be collecting future dividends -99836;1362471845;[\\\];be*, only* -99835;1362471847;Chaang-Noi;first dividend they took out paying off a lot of debt, i assume second dividend all debt has been delat with -99834;1362471854;BitHub;here we go -99833;1362471880;[\\\];and what about in 2 weeks when 300 avalons finally arrive? -99832;1362471884;[\\\];and bfl starts shipping? -99831;1362471892;Chaang-Noi;i said next dividend, not in a month... -99830;1362471902;mircea_popescu;isn't div monthly ? -99829;1362471910;Chaang-Noi;every wednesday in OP -99828;1362471912;[\\\];its whenever friedcata gets to it -99827;1362471924;mircea_popescu;weekly ? that's kinda silly. -99826;1362471926;mircea_popescu;but anyway -99825;1362471927;Chaang-Noi;op says weekly and every wednesday... -99824;1362471947;Chaang-Noi;will that happen i dont know... -99823;1362471953;Chaang-Noi;but i bought assuming it would... -99822;1362471957;[\\\];mircea_popescu: some say thats not soon enough -99821;1362471968;[\\\];you know, miners should be paid instantaneously -99820;1362471972;BitHub;sweet weekly -99819;1362471974;Chaang-Noi;might get changed to thursday however cuz of last week but i expect weekly and i expect this week to be like .05 maybe -99818;1362471993;BitHub;each share? -99817;1362471999;[\\\];how long did they mine before paying the first dividend? -99816;1362472001;mircea_popescu;[\\\] heh. yeah. -99815;1362472003;Chaang-Noi;they got atleast 15% of the network right? -99814;1362472008;[\\\];no -99813;1362472012;[\\\];well, close -99812;1362472014;[\\\];;;nethahs -99811;1362472014;gribble;Error: "nethahs" is not a valid command. -99810;1362472017;[\\\];;;nethash -99809;1362472018;gribble;36234.3320016 -99808;1362472027;ThickAsThieves;they mined for what, 2 weeks? -99807;1362472028;BitHub;awww yeah i hope its .05 per share -99806;1362472040;[\\\];2 they mined for 2 weeks, paid debt, paid .03 div -99805;1362472044;[\\\];so now they've mined for 1 week -99804;1362472047;[\\\];and diff went up -99803;1362472053;[\\\];expecting .05 is a bit much -99802;1362472068;Chaang-Noi;okay i did the math, maybe .02 is beter -99801;1362472072;Chaang-Noi;my guess was high -99800;1362472096;Chaang-Noi;still a very nice weekly div -99799;1362472101;[\\\];it won't last -99798;1362472106;Chaang-Noi;i kow -99797;1362472109;[\\\];another week, another 15% diff jump -99796;1362472110;Chaang-Noi;i never said it would:) -99795;1362472113;ThickAsThieves;or will it? -99794;1362472115;[\\\];another week, 300 avalons -99793;1362472125;Chaang-Noi;but if 5th gos to 12 th and 12 th goes to 60 th.... -99792;1362472137;[\\\];Chaang-Noi: after .1, your div gets cut in half -99791;1362472138;ThickAsThieves;right -99790;1362472138;Chaang-Noi;i thought batch one shipped in jan? :) -99789;1362472143;[\\\];so it takes doubling just to keep even -99788;1362472158;[\\\];it was never to ship in jan -99787;1362472161;Chaang-Noi;yeah the .1 get cut in half, but that money gets invested into new asics right? -99786;1362472178;Chaang-Noi;new asics means more TH/s... -99785;1362472187;[\\\];that will cost money -99784;1362472192;[\\\];those shares aren't the company -99783;1362472192;Chaang-Noi;im pretty happy with asicminer, and if bfl keeps failing... -99782;1362472196;[\\\];friedcat has to get paid -99781;1362472206;[\\\];those three own the other half -99780;1362472225;Chaang-Noi;ahh. then they will be rich mofos... -99779;1362472229;[\\\];yeah -99778;1362472258;Chaang-Noi;still im pretty happy -99777;1362472262;[\\\];perhaps -99776;1362472272;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -99775;1362472273;[\\\];anyone paying .6/share is gonna take a long while to pay off -99774;1362472279;mircea_popescu;aww assbot! -99773;1362472289;Chaang-Noi;im going to assume they keep 10% network for a year and see what that brings in... -99772;1362472292;mircea_popescu;[\\\] last i saw it was like 100 btc -99771;1362472303;[\\\];huh? -99770;1362472310;[\\\];who is paying 100 btc a share? -99769;1362472314;mircea_popescu;no, total volume -99768;1362472314;[\\\];I've got a bunch to sell then -99767;1362472316;[\\\];oh -99766;1362472318;Chaang-Noi;i think he means vol -99765;1362472321;[\\\];yeah, no depth -99764;1362472329;[\\\];point still remains -99763;1362472340;[\\\];anyone buying at .6 will take a while to pay off -99762;1362472346;ThickAsThieves;you dont necessarily need to "pay off" the share at all -99761;1362472349;ThickAsThieves;you can sell it -99760;1362472355;Chaang-Noi;;;calc 25 x 6 x 24 x 365 -99759;1362472355;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -99758;1362472356;mircea_popescu;throwing * a litte* away on a long bet isn't necessarily a bad strategy -99757;1362472357;[\\\];assuming the company survives -99756;1362472371;[\\\];mircea_popescu: aye, been there, done that ;) -99755;1362472374;mircea_popescu;:p -99754;1362472408;[\\\];until they can answer why they're stuck on 5 -99753;1362472410;[\\\];I'm jaded -99752;1362472413;Chaang-Noi;okay assuming they only keep 105 of the network on average for a year that is .3285 in two years double that to about what it is selling for now... -99751;1362472426;[\\\];two years in bitcoin is forever -99750;1362472448;Chaang-Noi;yeah i sold some at .6 but keeping the alst half, -99749;1362472458;Chaang-Noi;also if they get 20% on average for a eyar that is much higher -99748;1362472463;ThickAsThieves;they really should give info about what the hold up is -99747;1362472464;[\\\];what happens when the sec decides to start investigating us holders? -99746;1362472467;Chaang-Noi;and bfl fucks up hard and they get 40%.... -99745;1362472474;mircea_popescu;they won't get 20% for a year tho, that's excessive. -99744;1362472480;[\\\];Chaang-Noi, now you're just being stupid -99743;1362472480;Chaang-Noi;sec goes to china lol?? wtf -99742;1362472486;mircea_popescu;at these prices market will be awash in real asics this year -99741;1362472488;[\\\];Chaang-Noi, the sec doesn't have to go to china -99740;1362472498;Chaang-Noi;im in thailand i dont give a shit... -99739;1362472505;Chaang-Noi;they cant get my wallet i dont care -99738;1362472511;[\\\];ah right, because you're untouchable -99737;1362472513;Chaang-Noi;friedcat has my shares -99736;1362472522;[\\\];is that why you were pissing your pants about your passthrough? -99735;1362472523;BitHub;yay for not being USA resident -99734;1362472529;Chaang-Noi;the sec is not realisticly going to fly to china or thailand or hack my wallet... -99733;1362472549;BitHub;you know they got cia agents there? -99732;1362472551;Chaang-Noi;sec might take down a glbse like exchange that asicminer is not involved with... -99731;1362472566;Chaang-Noi;cia right now is not after btc... mostly drugs -99730;1362472575;[\\\];oh yeah? -99729;1362472580;[\\\];you're an expert on the cia now? -99728;1362472582;ThickAsThieves;... -99727;1362472595;BitHub;i was in a country similar to thailand -99726;1362472600;BitHub;hotel blew up -99725;1362472602;Chaang-Noi;the agents here in thailand that i know are mostly involved in the drug trafficing stuff in the north -99724;1362472605;ThickAsThieves;cia, sec no one knows shit about what will happen in those regards -99723;1362472612;ThickAsThieves;btc is not a US thing -99722;1362472613;BitHub;some cia agents came and got the bodies -99721;1362472618;BitHub;the mayor was pissed -99720;1362472624;Chaang-Noi;the sec cant do shit in thail;and or china.. thinking they can is silly -99719;1362472625;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149130.0;all -99718;1362472628;mircea_popescu;jesus the retard parade -99717;1362472670;[\\\];lol -99716;1362472676;[\\\];its not even a new concept -99715;1362472688;mircea_popescu;it's not even a concept really. -99714;1362472692;[\\\];(jesus, retards, parades) -99713;1362472710;mircea_popescu;o o -99712;1362472725;mircea_popescu;lol -99711;1362472726;[\\\];;;seen usagi -99710;1362472726;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 17 hours, 39 minutes, and 51 seconds ago: You won't hold the bitcoins, they will. They'll just tell you how many bitcoins you "own". -99709;1362472728;mircea_popescu;that came out nice -99708;1362472729;ThickAsThieves;no diff than the otc wot, no? -99707;1362472762;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1583670#msg1583670 -99706;1362472764;ThickAsThieves;gain trust, spend it on an adequate payout -99705;1362472770;mircea_popescu;help me -assets. is he saying that like it's a bad thing ? -99704;1362472808;ThickAsThieves;he's saying they're after you -99703;1362472810;[\\\];I can't be bothered to figure it out -99702;1362472819;ThickAsThieves;and will get you as soon as they can find you -99701;1362472819;[\\\];its not like what he meant changes anything -99700;1362472842;[\\\];I don't bother reading that particular forum much anymore -99699;1362472858;mircea_popescu;[\\\] i get the selected bits. -99698;1362472870;[\\\];I'm not sexing someone to watch it for me ;) -99697;1362472883;mircea_popescu;lol -99696;1362472892;mircea_popescu;help me -assets. is he saying that like it's a bad thing ? -99695;1362472929;[\\\];lol ThickAsThieves -99694;1362472936;[\\\];50 btc -99693;1362472939;ThickAsThieves;:) -99692;1362472972;[\\\];its like that 100 btc roulette from back in the day -99691;1362472979;[\\\];everyone passed around 100 btc as if it meant something -99690;1362472995;[\\\];then again, it was only worth about $200 at the time -99689;1362473032;ThickAsThieves;I wonder if I got the Op's heart racing -99688;1362473051;[\\\];probably not his heart.. -99687;1362473055;ThickAsThieves;hehe -99686;1362473074;[\\\];;;ticker -99685;1362473074;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 37.87000, Best ask: 37.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12000, Last trade: 37.99000, 24 hour volume: 53627.32358050, 24 hour low: 34.37000, 24 hour high: 37.99000, 24 hour vwap: 35.91832 -99684;1362473077;[\\\];oh nice -99683;1362473081;mircea_popescu;terry gilliam renounced his u.s. citizenship -99682;1362473085;[\\\];almost $38 -99681;1362473089;[\\\];wtf is terry gilliam -99680;1362473094;mircea_popescu;pretty soon there's not going to be any us citizens left. -99679;1362473110;Chaang-Noi;no wall until 40, and that is only 2k btc -99678;1362473112;mircea_popescu;[\\\] possibly the only american filmmaker worth the notice ? -99677;1362473128;[\\\];he renounced his citizenship in 2006 -99676;1362473133;[\\\];way to be 6 years late -99675;1362473140;[\\\];are you reading your news on the wayback machine? -99674;1362473152;ThickAsThieves;where would be a good place for an american to leave for? -99673;1362473160;mircea_popescu;[\\\] twitter. -99672;1362473166;[\\\];ThickAsThieves: I heard North Korea is nice this time of year. -99671;1362473168;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves romania. -99670;1362473185;[\\\];TPB is going to base themselves out of NK -99669;1362473188;ThickAsThieves;they like americans? -99668;1362473197;[\\\];If you play basketball -99667;1362473198;ThickAsThieves;i havent been out of the country in a while -99666;1362473203;ThickAsThieves;i imagine everyone hates us -99665;1362473211;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves not particularly. -99664;1362473214;[\\\];ThickAsThieves: got any kids? -99663;1362473219;ThickAsThieves;not yet -99662;1362473220;ThickAsThieves;soon -99661;1362473225;[\\\];you'd be pretty popular in italy soon ;) -99660;1362473238;[\\\];well, not you -99659;1362473240;[\\\];but the kids -99658;1362473247;[\\\];serving the church -99657;1362473247;mircea_popescu;lol wut? -99656;1362473252;mircea_popescu;lmao -99655;1362473253;ThickAsThieves;we have catholic chuches here too -99654;1362473266;Chaang-Noi; Mar05 06:46:59 mtgox x8 47.4170 @ 38.08999282 USD -99653;1362473281;[\\\];;;market asks 40 -99652;1362473285;gribble;There are currently 6343.2892 bitcoins offered at or under 40.0 USD, worth 250361.11051 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0016 seconds -99651;1362473286;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, have they got a new pope yet ? -99650;1362473293;[\\\];haven't started yet -99649;1362473298;[\\\];not before next week -99648;1362473307;[\\\];but most likely before the end of the month -99647;1362473314;BitHub;is there a bitcoin bet for it? -99646;1362473315;[\\\];they want a new one for the sunday before easter sunday -99645;1362473385;[\\\];https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/429649_560954803925535_1871233442_n.jpg -99644;1362473451;[\\\];;;ticker -99643;1362473451;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.00000, Best ask: 39.01100, Bid-ask spread: 0.01100, Last trade: 39.00000, 24 hour volume: 55901.80471473, 24 hour low: 34.37000, 24 hour high: 39.00000, 24 hour vwap: 36.01882 -99642;1362473453;[\\\];woo -99641;1362473453;Chaang-Noi;i wanta new pope:) -99640;1362473454;[\\\];39 -99639;1362473458;mircea_popescu;i dunno that there's a bet for it -99638;1362473464;mircea_popescu;howly. shit -99637;1362473471;Chaang-Noi;yeas holy shit -99636;1362473487;Chaang-Noi;fuck me running -99635;1362473488;BitHub;there needs to be -99634;1362473490;BitHub;for teh lulz -99633;1362473496;[\\\];Chaang-Noi: no wonder you want a new pope -99632;1362473501;[\\\];I didn't realize you were kinky like that -99631;1362473505;[\\\];I'm sure they're into that. -99630;1362473571;Chaang-Noi;im open minded -99629;1362473579;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 50 -99628;1362473579;gribble;There are currently 16268.94 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 722719.888071 USD in total. | Data vintage: 32.5782 seconds -99627;1362473589;mircea_popescu;open kneed matters mroe than open minded -99626;1362473602;pizzaman1337;;;asks 40 -99625;1362473602;gribble;There are currently 4749.7778 bitcoins offered at or under 40.0 USD, worth 188971.229954 USD in total. | Data vintage: 55.8562 seconds -99624;1362473673;Bowjob;exciting times -99623;1362473674;Bowjob;Jesus -99622;1362473691;[\\\]; fuck me running << that sounds a bit more than open minded -99621;1362473713;Chaang-Noi;not in thailand... -99620;1362473762;Chaang-Noi;you should see some of the shows for tourists -99619;1362473779;BitHub;mmm thai girls -99618;1362473790;BitHub;getting harder to pick them these days -99617;1362473800;[\\\];BitHub: are you sure its a girl? -99616;1362473809;BitHub;haha -99615;1362473812;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi they fuck running ? -99614;1362473826;[\\\];mircea_popescu: they have to.. cia and all -99613;1362473856;mircea_popescu;lol -99612;1362473868;Chaang-Noi;mp they will do what every you want them to do -99611;1362473892;mircea_popescu;"Vatican dismisses reports linking pope's resignation to gay conclave discovery" -99610;1362473899;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi that's not remarkable is it ? -99609;1362473902;[\\\];of course they did -99608;1362473923;Chaang-Noi;thai girls are submissive by nature -99607;1362473944;Chaang-Noi;the feminist bs did not happen here yet... -99606;1362473977;Bowjob;;;ticker -99605;1362473978;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 38.99000, Best ask: 39.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.21000, Last trade: 38.99000, 24 hour volume: 59388.87350464, 24 hour low: 34.37000, 24 hour high: 39.20000, 24 hour vwap: 36.19533 -99604;1362473984;Bowjob;Eh, $39. -99603;1362473987;Bowjob;Its cheap -99602;1362473995;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -99601;1362473996;gribble;0.833684 seconds -99600;1362474071;[\\\];meanwhile the rates on bitfinex usd keep going up -99599;1362474085;[\\\];are there bets on how long bitfinex goes before a default? -99598;1362474162;mircea_popescu;"Canon law states that a resignation must be made freely and properly manifested and that the pope resigning must be of sound mind." -99597;1362474168;mircea_popescu;kickass. insane pope may not resign. -99596;1362474179;mircea_popescu;[\\\] not afaik -99595;1362474190;mircea_popescu;may be a good bet to hedge -99594;1362474384;[\\\];insane pope would probably find the wrong side of a pillow -99593;1362474410;[\\\];according to Luke-Jr, there is no pope -99592;1362474418;[\\\];there has been no pope for quite some time -99591;1362474477;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: lol, interesting observation -99590;1362474618;[\\\];g'night folks -99589;1362474639;Chaang-Noi;night -99588;1362474654;Chaang-Noi;yeah that is the first thing i saw too, crazy pope cant quit... -99587;1362474668;Chaang-Noi;but then again, i guess a pope cant really be crazy or if so gods will? -99586;1362474738;Luke-Jr;it makes sense in a way, but at the same time creates practical problems -99585;1362474766;Chaang-Noi;:) -99584;1362474798;Chaang-Noi;id geuss if the pope was crazy crazy he would just be locked in his room and they would say he is sick -99583;1362474828;Chaang-Noi;why is 39 to 40 so much slow than 38 to 39 :( -99582;1362474853;Bowjob;;;ticker -99581;1362474854;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 38.90000, Best ask: 38.91000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 38.91000, 24 hour volume: 61314.60667593, 24 hour low: 34.37000, 24 hour high: 39.50000, 24 hour vwap: 36.31836 -99580;1362474857;Bowjob;Oh no.. -99579;1362474860;Bowjob;We're crashing!! -99578;1362474976;Chaang-Noi;;bids 38 -99577;1362474988;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 38 -99576;1362474993;gribble;There are currently 1824.2403 bitcoins demanded at or over 38.0 USD, worth 70529.8432092 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0079 seconds -99575;1362475011;Chaang-Noi;wow that was fast depth -99574;1362475062;Chaang-Noi;almost 30 euro -99573;1362475118;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 37] -99572;1362475118;gribble;Error: Spurious "]". You may want to quote your arguments with double quotes in order to prevent extra brackets from being evaluated as nested commands. -99571;1362475121;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 37 -99570;1362475125;gribble;There are currently 7610.7434 bitcoins demanded at or over 37.0 USD, worth 285610.913583 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0067 seconds -99569;1362475142;Chaang-Noi;almost $300,000 came in since 27... -99568;1362475163;Chaang-Noi;that is just crazy, i wonder once sellers run out of coins if we dont go to $100 in a week... -99567;1362475431;Bowjob;umm guys. I wanna get rich as much as the next person but.. isn't this a little to fast? -99566;1362475468;BitHub;yeah -99565;1362475479;BitHub;maybe its making up for that mtgox hack -99564;1362475533;Bowjob;eh.. -99563;1362475535;aiball;no, this is people finally realizing the dollar is over. -99562;1362475539;Bowjob;Idk. it doesnt feel to real to me -99561;1362475545;Bowjob;and i hope u guys are right but.. -99560;1362475549;Bowjob;this feels wierd -99559;1362475562;Bowjob;I wrote a bullshit bull chart -99558;1362475573;aiball;draper is a big name -99557;1362475574;Bowjob;i say bullshit because.. it wasn't bullish enough and i was just joking -99556;1362475577;Bowjob;damn -99555;1362475584;mircea_popescu;lol -99554;1362475617;Bowjob;http://i45.tinypic.com/2uz8ao3.png -99553;1362475618;Bowjob;this. -99552;1362475621;Bowjob;like really -99551;1362475621;Bowjob;lol -99550;1362475634;Bowjob;I'll just sit this rocket out, hopefully I don't fall -99549;1362475647;aiball;its going inverted -99548;1362475704;Bowjob;;;ticker -99547;1362475744;aiball;next up boeing accepts bitcoin -99546;1362475759;mircea_popescu;srsly over 39 ?! -99545;1362475760;mircea_popescu;40 can't hold. -99544;1362475762;mircea_popescu;we're 50. -99543;1362475776;Bowjob;yawn -99542;1362475777;mircea_popescu;it jumped 1.25 a tick -99541;1362475792;Bowjob;wake me up when bitcoins are at least 5 grand each, then I'll be interested -99540;1362475814;Bowjob;and a millionaire too -99539;1362475815;Bowjob;lol -99538;1362475826;mircea_popescu;meanwhile i'm worth over 1 bn lei, which is remarkably enough not the first time -99537;1362475884;Bowjob;damn -99536;1362475886;Bowjob;heh -99535;1362475939;mircea_popescu;it sounds better than it is tho. romania cut 4 zeroes in like 2004 -99534;1362475956;mircea_popescu;pretty much every third guy was a billionaire before that. -99533;1362475973;BitHub;how much is that in us? -99532;1362475989;pizzaman1337;298846000.00 -99531;1362475999;pizzaman1337;that's a big number -99530;1362476003;mircea_popescu;currently it's like 0.3 ish leis to the dollar -99529;1362476013;BitHub;jesus are you serious? -99528;1362476021;mircea_popescu;vice versa -99527;1362476022;mircea_popescu;sorry -99526;1362476046;mircea_popescu;bout 100ish leis to the bitcoin -99525;1362476063;BitHub;far out -99524;1362476133;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -99523;1362476134;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 38.80000, Best ask: 38.81100, Bid-ask spread: 0.01100, Last trade: 38.80000, 24 hour volume: 62576.26296810, 24 hour low: 34.37000, 24 hour high: 39.50000, 24 hour vwap: 36.37897 -99522;1362476151;Chaang-Noi;lei? -99521;1362476157;Chaang-Noi;romonian money? -99520;1362476160;mircea_popescu;yea -99519;1362476209;Bowjob;k guys we are crashing -99518;1362476211;Bowjob;;;ticker -99517;1362476212;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 38.80000, Best ask: 38.83266, Bid-ask spread: 0.03266, Last trade: 38.81100, 24 hour volume: 62580.46590463, 24 hour low: 34.37000, 24 hour high: 39.50000, 24 hour vwap: 36.37914 -99516;1362476216;Bowjob;see. its not 40 -99515;1362476222;Bowjob;see you at single digits! -99514;1362476231;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: do you do philanthropic stuff with your wealth? -99513;1362476240;mircea_popescu;occasionally. -99512;1362476248;BitHub;he goes boat rowing -99511;1362476259;Bowjob;his PR gave this dude 10 BTC to stick a sharpie up his ass -99510;1362476263;BitHub;with teh girls -99509;1362476268;Chaang-Noi;81 million usd is not bad -99508;1362476269;mircea_popescu;lol -99507;1362476269;Bowjob;thats philantrophic -99506;1362476281;mircea_popescu;hey, i paid for otc/gpg lessons -99505;1362476286;mircea_popescu;and for like, story writing -99504;1362476291;Bowjob;that too -99503;1362476292;Bowjob;lol -99502;1362476303;mircea_popescu;and i forget. variosu things -99501;1362476312;BitHub;are you in a big mansion? -99500;1362476313;mircea_popescu;but principally helping poor tall girls through college -99499;1362476317;mircea_popescu;nah -99498;1362476321;mircea_popescu;lemme see where was it -99497;1362476339;BitHub;81 million -99496;1362476341;Chaang-Noi; but principally helping poor tall girls through college yeah... i know that... -99495;1362476347;BitHub;jesus!!!!! -99494;1362476351;Chaang-Noi;lucky for me uni is cheap in thailand -99493;1362476378;kakobreklaaa;so -99492;1362476381;kakobreklaaa;sup -99491;1362476382;Bowjob;but degrees from other countries are worth shit here in canada -99490;1362476400;Bowjob;maybe from US and UK... the rest are pretty much worthless here -99489;1362476412;Bowjob;we have doctors who drive cabs -99488;1362476418;BitHub;lul -99487;1362476420;Chaang-Noi;2 million btc = 81 million, you dont ahve 2 million btc do you? :) -99486;1362476453;Chaang-Noi;much of this wealth must be on paper and in things that if sold out to cash would crash the market -99485;1362476467;Chaang-Noi;still not bad and congrats -99484;1362476482;BitHub;yeah man that's insane :) well done. -99483;1362476491;BitHub;i would be happy with just 1 million -99482;1362476499;BitHub;but 81? god dayam -99481;1362476541;mircea_popescu;wha ? -99480;1362476551;Chaang-Noi;im well over 1 million baht :) -99479;1362476571;BitHub;yeah i got about a 1 million pesos as well :P -99478;1362476574;Bowjob;im well over 1 million cents -99477;1362476584;Bowjob;also in yen and pesos -99476;1362476585;Bowjob;lol -99475;1362476594;Chaang-Noi;but i live in thailand lol -99474;1362476614;BitHub;is 1 million baht alot? -99473;1362476637;ThickAsThieves;CoinLab Current Price: $38.91 24m ago -99472;1362476641;mircea_popescu;o hey BitHub this one's for you http://trilema.com/2011/test-de-cultura-vizuala-xii/ -99471;1362476671;BitHub;where's teh gap? -99470;1362476687;BitHub;hehe she got some meat on her mate -99469;1362476710;BitHub;nice wide curves tho -99468;1362476715;BitHub;gusto -99467;1362476746;mircea_popescu;anyway, i had some pix with m,y "mansion" but now can't motherfuckin find em -99466;1362476755;BitHub;oh? -99465;1362476770;Chaang-Noi;6000 baht is the average wage here so 1,000,000 baht is about 14 years of average work -99464;1362476787;BitHub;ahh okey chang -99463;1362476812;BitHub;what's the bitcoin market like there? -99462;1362476816;Chaang-Noi;so yeah its okay but no, its not bill gates rich either -99461;1362476820;BitHub;many people into it? -99460;1362476825;Chaang-Noi;there are a lot of expats who do computer work -99459;1362476829;Chaang-Noi;thailand is shokcingly active -99458;1362476834;Chaang-Noi;also russians here... -99457;1362476842;BitHub;tourist as well -99456;1362476847;Chaang-Noi;i think there are three small btc exchagnes in thailand -99455;1362476857;BitHub;oh nice stuff -99454;1362476863;BitHub;i'll be in philippines next year -99453;1362476865;Chaang-Noi;from time to time a fourum user will call me up and be like shit, ran out of money, will you take btc... -99452;1362476888;Chaang-Noi;they are mostly drunk tourists -99451;1362476915;Bowjob;bithub what are u doing there -99450;1362476926;Chaang-Noi;going to get bowjobs... -99449;1362476931;BitHub;i'll tell you once i'm there -99448;1362476955;mircea_popescu;aha, found it. http://trilema.com/2011/mutatis-mutandis/ -99447;1362476973;BitHub;good to know there's some bitcoin action in Thailand :) -99446;1362476984;BitHub;i'm in Australia myself at the moment -99445;1362477012;Bowjob;i hear they decapitate tourists in the philippines. watch out -99444;1362477035;BitHub;ya they're do -99443;1362477039;BitHub;they -99442;1362477042;BitHub;especially in mindanao -99441;1362477054;Chaang-Noi;mp what did you do for the school girls? :) -99440;1362477088;Chaang-Noi;btc is 40 at "rock" waht exchagne is "rock" ? -99439;1362477091;mircea_popescu;nothing -99438;1362477096;mircea_popescu;you get that shit in the mailbox over here -99437;1362477102;Chaang-Noi; Mar05 07:52:53 rock 46.9000 @ 40.00 USD -99436;1362477109;BitHub;i think mircea makes pornos -99435;1362477110;mircea_popescu;therock ? -99434;1362477122;Chaang-Noi;is it an exchagne i dont know of? -99433;1362477142;mircea_popescu;i think it;s the exchange noone knows of. -99432;1362477147;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -99431;1362477148;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 38.92087, Best ask: 38.94809, Bid-ask spread: 0.02722, Last trade: 38.92087, 24 hour volume: 63162.27334246, 24 hour low: 34.41000, 24 hour high: 39.50000, 24 hour vwap: 36.41416 -99430;1362477175;BitHub;what lanuage is that on your site mircea? -99429;1362477183;BitHub;romanian? -99428;1362477185;mircea_popescu;romanian -99427;1362477192;BitHub;ahh k -99426;1362477204;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 39 -99425;1362477209;gribble;There are currently 107.26203 bitcoins offered at or under 39.0 USD, worth 4182.97936833 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0009 seconds -99424;1362477283;Chaang-Noi;ltc .147 crazy -99423;1362477302;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=148832.msg1584465#msg1584465 -99422;1362477305;mircea_popescu;the plot thinnens. -99421;1362477309;BitHub;is it worth getting into ltc? -99420;1362477313;BitHub;been thinking about it -99419;1362477317;Chaang-Noi;altbot> Mar05 07:52:08 btc-e x4 2546.4950 @ 0.147000 USD -99418;1362477437;ThickAsThieves;kako actually went there? -99417;1362477498;Bowjob;damn LTC -99416;1362477505;Bowjob;perhaps I was wrong -99415;1362477515;Bowjob;I should get back at LTC.. maybe -99414;1362477546;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes. -99413;1362477566;Bowjob;fuck me. I sold 10k LTC for like 5 cents each -99412;1362477680;Chaang-Noi;ltc just went to 15.5 -99411;1362477697;ThickAsThieves;? -99410;1362477720;ThickAsThieves;fuck ME. I didn't sell my LTC -99409;1362477724;ThickAsThieves;:) -99408;1362477725;Chaang-Noi;altbot> Mar05 07:57:02 btc-e 100.0000 @ 0.155000 USD -99407;1362477843;mircea_popescu;lol -99406;1362477861;Bowjob;aight, i'll ride the LTC train again. choochoo -99405;1362478233;Chaang-Noi;yeah ltc was way undervalued, but i did not think it would pop until btc started to go down -99404;1362478288;ThickAsThieves;https://www.ozcoin.net/content/user-top-20 -99403;1362478345;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves the problem with that stuff is that if i want to i can bunch up some gpu miners -99402;1362478367;ThickAsThieves;yeah -99401;1362478374;ThickAsThieves;and name them bitfountain -99400;1362478475;Bowjob;Choochoo -99399;1362478484;Chaang-Noi;bitfountian is asicminer? -99398;1362478491;Chaang-Noi;or avalon? -99397;1362478498;mircea_popescu;asicminer -99396;1362478499;Bowjob;asicminer -99395;1362478512;Bowjob;gah my Avalon 2 looks outdated -99394;1362478513;Bowjob;lol -99393;1362478527;Chaang-Noi;i assume that first annon must be asicminer as well -99392;1362478549;Chaang-Noi;i bet these are racks that are ready to go and fully done -99391;1362478554;Chaang-Noi;the big anon is just testing... -99390;1362478561;mircea_popescu;tgheory is the anon guy is primeasic -99389;1362478598;Chaang-Noi;still only 3.5 TH hmmm -99388;1362478646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00073421 = 0.5139 BTC [+] -99387;1362478757;Chaang-Noi;trollcointalk.org down for you guys? -99386;1362478834;Chaang-Noi;did not asicminer mine on some other pool than oz?? -99385;1362478906;mircea_popescu;btcguild -99384;1362478961;Chaang-Noi;hmm ill see waht they ahve there -99383;1362478974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0051 = 2.04 BTC [-] -99382;1362478993;Chaang-Noi;oh shit they ahve 3.8 there too -99381;1362479008;Chaang-Noi;so maybe 7.2 th/s nice -99380;1362479267;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 39 -99379;1362479272;gribble;There are currently 511.39728 bitcoins offered at or under 39.0 USD, worth 19944.4939902 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -99378;1362479356;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34499 = 0.69 BTC [+] -99377;1362484484;Bowjob;;;ticker -99376;1362484484;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.03475, Best ask: 39.05000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01525, Last trade: 39.05000, 24 hour volume: 75308.05560655, 24 hour low: 34.76100, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 37.27642 -99375;1362485066;TradeFortress;yup, crazy -99374;1362485094;Bowjob;dont forget u guys can get 5 btc for 100 dollars -99373;1362485121;jurov;Bowjob where? -99372;1362485125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 420 @ 0.00577 = 2.4234 BTC [+] -99371;1362485137;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149244.0 -99370;1362485174;TradeFortress;pretty sure that there's no more btc sent -99369;1362485201;TradeFortress;" -99368;1362485201;TradeFortress;!!! BUT !!! -99367;1362485201;TradeFortress;when this limit (overall 250 btc) is reached i will have to stop. SO IF YOU WANT TO DONATE ONLY IF YOU ARE GETTING BTC IN RETURN PLEASE, PLEASE wait some time until i go through all the donations made already an state how much btc i've got left to give away (if any)**" -99366;1362485259;Bowjob;100 btc left -99365;1362485376;TradeFortress;oh cool he's still onlne -99364;1362485463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.65 = 3.3 BTC [+] -99363;1362485547;TradeFortress;Bowjob, looks like a huge queue -99362;1362485552;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -99361;1362485553;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.04000, Best ask: 39.26886, Bid-ask spread: 0.22886, Last trade: 39.26886, 24 hour volume: 76899.63793808, 24 hour low: 34.77000, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 37.33416 -99360;1362485561;Bowjob;well the worst that can happen is you donate to a good cause -99359;1362485571;Bowjob;i donated to khanacademy, will write a letter -99358;1362485577;Bowjob;that would help btc a lot -99357;1362485703;Bowjob;TF -99356;1362485712;Bowjob;make sure you send him an unaltered PM -99355;1362485716;Bowjob;with your reciept -99354;1362485719;Bowjob;dont block anything -99353;1362485846;TradeFortress;Bowjob, yeah, it's not like I wasted $100 :) -99352;1362485906;Bowjob;http://lurkerfaqs.com/boards/400-current-events/64857965/ -99351;1362485917;Bowjob;I tried to gave away 1 bitcoin.. but i just go snubbed -99350;1362485918;Bowjob;lol -99349;1362485923;Bowjob;*got -99348;1362486032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1120 @ 0.0050999 = 5.7119 BTC [-] -99347;1362486120;TradeFortress;someone still dumping s.dice :P -99346;1362486175;bit14;someone could always donate more btc to the guy so he has more to give away :) -99345;1362486175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5065 @ 0.00073421 = 3.7188 BTC [+] -99344;1362486176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3429 @ 0.00073821 = 2.5313 BTC [+] -99343;1362486259;bit14;quick count, 48 bitcointip tips in that thread, they're not all for 5 btc but most of them are, so it's close to 250 max -99342;1362486321;Bowjob;I got in at least -99341;1362486449;TradeFortress;bit14, don't forget PM -99340;1362486462;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/primeasic-most-likely-a-scam/ -99339;1362486473;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, was that a surprise? -99338;1362486501;Bowjob;scam eh -99337;1362486512;Bowjob;lookit. i wanted to go to hungary too lol -99336;1362486519;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress well, checking things out beats guessing you know -99335;1362486551;TradeFortress;sounded fishy from the first post -99334;1362486590;mircea_popescu;indeed. -99333;1362486606;mircea_popescu;so did everyone else, including asicminer, avalon, etc. -99332;1362505502;thestringpuller;shouldn't you be paying off debts before btc hits 100 -99331;1362505554;thestringpuller;apparently your shareholders havent been fully paid -99330;1362505573;thestringpuller;:D -99329;1362505604;thestringpuller;hoorah -99328;1362505622;Chaang-Noi;brendio is awol? -99327;1362505623;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5851 = 1.1702 BTC [-] -99326;1362505627;thestringpuller;;;market sell 10000 -99325;1362505632;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 384135.5818 USD and would take the last price down to 37.2500 USD, resulting in an average price of 38.4136 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -99324;1362505643;thestringpuller;;;market sell 100000 -99323;1362505644;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 2863474.6369 USD and would take the last price down to 16.1000 USD, resulting in an average price of 28.6347 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 11.8681 seconds -99322;1362505650;Chaang-Noi;usagi really? -99321;1362505653;thestringpuller;;;market sell 1000000 -99320;1362505653;gribble;A market order to sell 1000000 bitcoins right now would net 4128657.4952 USD and would take the last price down to 0.0100 USD, resulting in an average price of 4.1287 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 21.4781 seconds -99319;1362505684;Chaang-Noi;usagi pirate bond? -99318;1362505711;Chaang-Noi;you dont think pirate will pay bak? -99317;1362505725;Chaang-Noi;oh -99316;1362505731;Chaang-Noi;mining bond -99315;1362505744;Chaang-Noi;what did nefario say? -99314;1362505748;thestringpuller;oh goodness the bubble at 42 will collapse significantly when a large horde goes to dump coins -99313;1362505755;thestringpuller;miners have mercy -99312;1362505759;Chaang-Noi;we hit 42? -99311;1362505761;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -99310;1362505762;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.00000, Best ask: 40.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 40.00000, 24 hour volume: 87145.55081638, 24 hour low: 35.12102, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 38.30823 -99309;1362505766;gribble;nefario was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 23 weeks, 0 days, 19 hours, 49 minutes, and 31 seconds ago: Those assets are not listed or traded anymore -99308;1362505784;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -99307;1362505784;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.00000, Best ask: 40.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 40.00000, 24 hour volume: 87145.55081638, 24 hour low: 35.12102, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 38.30823 -99306;1362505793;mircea_popescu;o, not 50 yet ? okay. -99305;1362505806;Chaang-Noi;usagi he sold you them, talk to him, what can i do? -99304;1362505809;thestringpuller;50 is too high to sustain -99303;1362505941;kakobrekla;ok its me. -99302;1362506033;kakobrekla;which loads in the same minute. -99301;1362506080;Chaang-Noi;usagi i know he stole shares... -99300;1362506105;mjr__;do you guys think the dow is correlated at all to bitcoin? -99299;1362506125;mircea_popescu;so visa just signed huge chase deal -99298;1362506126;Chaang-Noi;usagi i dont doubt you, but legally what can i do? -99297;1362506136;mircea_popescu;more traction than all bitcoin's historical cummulative. -99296;1362506143;Chaang-Noi;if i pay you my suit is void -99295;1362506181;ThickAsThieves;goog at 835 -99294;1362506222;kakobrekla;boob at a boob -99293;1362506389;ThickAsThieves;mp, can you proces deadterra's withdrawal so we can get our divs? -99292;1362506431;mircea_popescu;yep -99291;1362506436;ThickAsThieves;thank you sir -99290;1362506567;ZedsterX;;;bcauth -99289;1362506567;gribble;(bcauth ) -- Initiate authentication for user . You must have registered with the bot with a bitcoin address for this to work. You will be given a random passphrase to sign with your address, and submit to the bot with the 'bcverify' command. Your passphrase will expire within 10 minutes. -99288;1362506602;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1299 BTC [+] -99287;1362506652;Chaang-Noi;:) -99286;1362506766;Chaang-Noi;hey d3 surprize 40$ -99285;1362506779;Chaang-Noi;lol -99284;1362506781;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: huh? -99283;1362506787;Chaang-Noi;hi -99282;1362506801;Diablo-D3;hi -99281;1362506948;ThickAsThieves;mp, deadterra is trying to talk to you i think -99280;1362506958;ThickAsThieves;says he's on ignore? -99279;1362506980;ThickAsThieves;he says sorry it was his fault he forgot to make the withdrawal -99278;1362507033;Chaang-Noi;mp lol are we 5? :) -99277;1362507054;Chaang-Noi;dead t is a solid guy -99276;1362507072;mircea_popescu;he got on my ignore months ago for being the fuck out of line. then ppl intervened cause oh, he's a good guy etc, he did it again within like... a day. -99275;1362507092;mircea_popescu;he can be all solid he wants, but much like gigavps he got to get it in his skull that the hierarchy is on the ground not in his imagination. -99274;1362507095;Chaang-Noi;yeah what did he do? -99273;1362507112;mircea_popescu;iirc arguing with me about how solid & trustworthy nefario is. -99272;1362507147;Chaang-Noi;ill say there is no proof pirate is a ponzi :) -99271;1362507168;Chaang-Noi;im shocked im not on mps ignore... -99270;1362507187;mod6;;;ticker -99269;1362507188;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.00101, Best ask: 40.07000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06899, Last trade: 40.07000, 24 hour volume: 89799.91641713, 24 hour low: 35.20000, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 38.39301 -99268;1362507334;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you're too cowardly to actually make it. -99267;1362507371;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra don't blow it. -99266;1362507376;DeaDTerra;did MP indirectly say I have balls? -99265;1362507397;DeaDTerra;Yay I guess :p -99264;1362507403;Chaang-Noi;and he said im a pussy lol -99263;1362507418;DeaDTerra;hahah xD -99262;1362507429;Chaang-Noi;he is still trying for my business i guess poor fail mp -99261;1362507437;DeaDTerra;I guess you can't have balls and not be ignored at the same time, you have to chose :P -99260;1362507474;Chaang-Noi;i guess he knew from the start i thought mp was fail so never was shocked when i rejected his fail -99259;1362507493;DeaDTerra;lol -99258;1362507499;Chaang-Noi;mp.. what a sad clown... -99257;1362507573;mod6;!ticker m s.mpoe -99256;1362507574;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00072612 / 0.00075028 / 0.00078628 (2480324 shares, 1,860.96 BTC), 7D: 0.0007147 / 0.00075192 / 0.00078628 (3500340 shares, 2,631.98 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00067771 / 0.00078628 (61872804 shares, 41,932.14 BTC) -99255;1362507610;Chaang-Noi;in b 4 mod6 is mp -99254;1362507635;ThickAsThieves;;asks 45 -99253;1362507678;DeaDTerra;withdraw on it's way :D -99252;1362507684;DeaDTerra;dividends will come in about 12 confirms -99251;1362507707;ThickAsThieves;cool -99250;1362507713;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 45 -99249;1362507718;gribble;There are currently 11532.914 bitcoins offered at or under 45.0 USD, worth 482883.431677 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0022 seconds -99248;1362507718;DeaDTerra;thanks mp <3 -99247;1362507776;Chaang-Noi;:) -99246;1362507891;B0g4r7_;What's up with bitinstant? Anyone got the inside word? -99245;1362507951;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7_ what's the issue tho ? -99244;1362507972;JimRogers;Why is the sendto address on my wager wrong? -99243;1362507983;Chaang-Noi;i do find it odd bitinstant is down... -99242;1362507985;B0g4r7_;That's what I'm trying to find out. They've been down for days now. -99241;1362508007;B0g4r7_;"BitInstant.com is currently down due to site revisions." "We apologize for the downtime. BitInstant will be back online after the weekend." -99240;1362508029;B0g4r7_;I think this calls for a bet on whether they will resurface. -99239;1362508044;B0g4r7_;...that someone else will write and post -99238;1362508059;Chaang-Noi;hmm -99237;1362508062;mircea_popescu;B0g4r7_ i had no idea -99236;1362508073;B0g4r7_;ppl on btc-e are not happy. -99235;1362508075;mircea_popescu;JimRogers which wager is that ? -99234;1362508086;B0g4r7_;not being able to get funds in. -99233;1362508102;JimRogers;http://bitbet.us/bet/283/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-hit-50-in-march/ -99232;1362508112;JimRogers;05-03-13 08:30 Yes 97`003 1.00000000 16fUs / 13rnD -99231;1362508119;JimRogers;not the "Send To" address i put -99230;1362508122;JimRogers;but the exact amount bet -99229;1362508124;JimRogers;and the timing is right -99228;1362508126;JimRogers;so what the fuck? -99227;1362508150;JimRogers;i've placed multiple bets successfully -99226;1362508152;mircea_popescu;JimRogers now that's a good question. do you have autocomplete or anything else on the browser side messing up your bets ? -99225;1362508157;JimRogers;this one seemed to have gotten fucked up -99224;1362508159;JimRogers;nope -99223;1362508161;B0g4r7_;That would suck. -99222;1362508161;mircea_popescu;a guy earlier had his browser autopick no whether he clicked yes or no -99221;1362508166;JimRogers;i have placed 9 wagers successfully -99220;1362508185;mircea_popescu;is the address wrong as in, not the one you intended to use or wrong as in, never seen it before ? -99219;1362508252;JimRogers;wrong, as in, no the "Send To" address i have used numerous times -99218;1362508258;JimRogers;and intended for this wager -99217;1362508262;JimRogers;and pasted into the box -99216;1362508363;JimRogers;are my coins gone? -99215;1362508370;mircea_popescu;likely ;/ -99214;1362508407;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla's looking into it tho -99213;1362508512;Chaang-Noi;mp are you conected to that site in anyway other than a user? -99212;1362508529;mircea_popescu;"that site" ? bitbet you mean ? -99211;1362508535;Chaang-Noi;yup -99210;1362508546;mircea_popescu;Owner : Matic "kakobrekla" Kočevar and Mircea "mircea_popescu" Popescu -99209;1362508554;mircea_popescu;says so right on teh asset page http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BBET -99208;1362508565;Chaang-Noi;i dont use mpex -99207;1362508582;Chaang-Noi;and no longer bitbet lol -99206;1362508596;JimRogers;has anyone else had their bits go to a random Send To address -99205;1362508599;JimRogers;I demand my money back -99204;1362508607;mircea_popescu;JimRogers it's totally a new one. -99203;1362508625;Chaang-Noi;i doubt mp scammed you, fucked up mabe... -99202;1362508636;JimRogers;thats not the address i entered into the Send To -99201;1362508743;JimRogers;write I'm done wit this fucking website scam -99200;1362508745;JimRogers;stealing my bitcoin -99199;1362508747;JimRogers;gay ass coding -99198;1362508750;JimRogers;unreliable -99197;1362508756;JimRogers;other ppl having same problem? -99196;1362508767;kakobrekla;you are the only one. -99195;1362508780;B0g4r7_;I only started using bitbet yesterday. -99194;1362508799;B0g4r7_;I guess I could check the send-to address if I were in front of that wallet. -99193;1362508827;B0g4r7_;But I'm not. -99192;1362508852;mircea_popescu;what he quit ? -99191;1362508856;mircea_popescu;wtf is wrong with people ;/ -99190;1362508860;B0g4r7_;emoquit -99189;1362508876;mircea_popescu;incidentally! the address he paid his 1 btc to is 16fUs2yD4xLyxYy6863SMX3PP8Lw1xvZog -99188;1362508885;mircea_popescu;https://blockchain.info/address/16fUs2yD4xLyxYy6863SMX3PP8Lw1xvZog that's the tx -99187;1362508890;mircea_popescu;he paid from 1M1Ugbk2P2L3ekZPESywAyfF5aeZ3wNi5d -99186;1362508901;mircea_popescu;if you look at taint analysis on that https://blockchain.info/taint/1M1Ugbk2P2L3ekZPESywAyfF5aeZ3wNi5d -99185;1362508922;JimRogers;huh? -99184;1362508929;JimRogers;should i send some coin to the address and see if i get it? -99183;1362508986;mircea_popescu;the address the payout goes to (13rnDnrH8zBAkNpxXFEyphj3EFcvDKd9Ws) is there : 18.5851316787% -99182;1362509004;mircea_popescu;well, there's relation between the two addresses, it didn't pop out of randomness -99181;1362509006;mircea_popescu;maybe it's yours ? -99180;1362509015;JimRogers;i don't understand the taint analysis -99179;1362509025;JimRogers;what can i do to see if those funds will end up in one of my accounts -99178;1362509028;mircea_popescu;it looks through the blockchain to see if two addresses are related. -99177;1362509042;mircea_popescu;send a 0.001 btc or w/e small dust to it see ? -99176;1362509095;mircea_popescu;it's somewhat improbable the two addies got 8 txs in between themselves and yet they're totally unrelated. -99175;1362509123;JimRogers;i don't understand the second sentence -99174;1362509128;JimRogers;which two addresses -99173;1362509130;JimRogers;13rnDnrH8zBAkNpxXFEyphj3EFcvDKd9Ws -99172;1362509137;mircea_popescu;the address you paid from, and the address that's listed as beneficiary -99171;1362509139;JimRogers;is the one the gay ass website says "send to" -99170;1362509140;mircea_popescu;are not strangers. -99169;1362509152;JimRogers;i sent it from sealswithclubs -99168;1362509166;JimRogers;the send to is gonna fuck me huh? -99167;1362509220;mircea_popescu;so you don't control the sending address ? -99166;1362509234;mircea_popescu;bah how is one ot talk with people that keep leaving. -99165;1362509236;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1326 BTC [+] -99164;1362509236;kakobrekla;he is parting and joining -99163;1362509237;mircea_popescu;so you don't control the sending address ? << -99162;1362509238;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.13717 BTC [+] -99161;1362509238;kakobrekla;JimRogers: well, the only thing i can really say is you pasted an address (which you also say you did), bitbet did no further processing as in establishing the return address. what you pasted is in the db. whats in the db is on the site. but i can do one thing - add your payout destination notification at the last step if that would help to prevent any mistakes in the future. -99160;1362509241;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 18 @ 0.1372 = 2.4696 BTC [+] -99159;1362509244;JimRogers;i am not trying to leave -99158;1362509270;mircea_popescu;kay. -99157;1362509274;JimRogers;i sent a micropayment to that address -99156;1362509279;JimRogers;hopefully it ends up in one of my accounts -99155;1362509283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.59 = 3.54 BTC [+] -99154;1362509288;JimRogers;this fucking website is lacking serious functionality -99153;1362509304;mircea_popescu;what functionality would that be ? -99152;1362509317;mircea_popescu;https://blockchain.info/tx/1d65ace8daa117bcd97fe7bff9672e8e5c174aba8ab7d0217694f3cf55c4afea .001337 -99151;1362509323;mircea_popescu;does it show in your wallet ? -99150;1362509389;B0g4r7_;Maybe you clicked on "send to originating address" accidentally and then clicked SUBMIT. -99149;1362509399;kakobrekla;nope -99148;1362509414;mircea_popescu;nah cause it's not listed as the orig addy. -99147;1362509424;B0g4r7_;mmm -99146;1362509442;B0g4r7_;It would be nice if the "Send bitcoins to fund the bet" screen showed the chosen payout address. -99145;1362509450;JimRogers;this fucking website needs account history -99144;1362509452;JimRogers;or something -99143;1362509454;JimRogers;to track bets -99142;1362509463;kakobrekla;use your bitcoin addy -99141;1362509470;JimRogers;this website just ate my bitcoin -99140;1362509476;JimRogers;i put the correct "Send To" address in -99139;1362509485;JimRogers;and then sent a bitcoin to the supplied addy -99138;1362509493;JimRogers;your website registered the bet, but put a different send to -99137;1362509499;JimRogers;thats functionality that sucks -99136;1362509501;mircea_popescu;JimRogers the problem here is this : you state what you did, but we have no way of knowing it's true or false -99135;1362509508;JimRogers;i get that -99134;1362509510;kakobrekla;17:47.17 ( kakobrekla ) JimRogers: well, the only thing i can really say is you pasted an address (which you also say you did), bitbet did no further processing as in establishing the return address. what you posted is in the db. whats in the db is on the site. but i can do one thing - add your payout destination notification at the last step if that would help to prevent any mistakes -99133;1362509510;kakobrekla;in the future. -99132;1362509515;mircea_popescu;the two addresses are related, and you just declared you don't control the originating address -99131;1362509527;mircea_popescu;this is very difficult to resolve because it's basically no leads -99130;1362509537;JimRogers;gay -99129;1362509538;JimRogers;gay -99128;1362509539;JimRogers;gay -99127;1362509546;JimRogers;your website put the wrong send to -99126;1362509550;JimRogers;why would i put that addy -99125;1362509561;B0g4r7_;spaz -99124;1362509564;mircea_popescu;lol totally. -99123;1362509590;Namworld;How much was the bet for? -99122;1362509597;mircea_popescu;1 -99121;1362509614;Namworld;Why don't people check their inputs before submitting? -99120;1362509631;JimRogers;why does it keep kicking me -99119;1362509635;JimRogers;1AKeAYxjfcdQeGMtKTma9gsRG2i1dgMxtN -99118;1362509637;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. -99117;1362509641;B0g4r7_;It's not us, it's you. -99116;1362509645;mircea_popescu;most likely. -99115;1362509647;B0g4r7_;Says you've left the channel. -99114;1362509651;mircea_popescu;JimRogers : run a virus scanner ? -99113;1362509655;mircea_popescu;you might have a trojan or something. -99112;1362509661;B0g4r7_;Stop closing the window or whatever you're doing. -99111;1362509662;JimRogers;1AKeAYxjfcdQeGMtKTma9gsRG2i1dgMxtN -99110;1362509669;JimRogers;was the bitcoin address i sent the money to -99109;1362509673;JimRogers;only i would have access to that -99108;1362509674;JimRogers;right? -99107;1362509681;JimRogers;so give me my coins back -99106;1362509685;JimRogers;or set the send to to the right addy -99105;1362509703;B0g4r7_;Are you sure someone doesn't have remote control of your PC? -99104;1362509711;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -99103;1362509732;B0g4r7_;idk why your client would randomly leave the channel. -99102;1362509745;mircea_popescu;JimRogers srsly, run a scanner. -99101;1362509755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 149 @ 0.00528554 = 0.7875 BTC [+] -99100;1362509755;JimRogers;well heres a new wrinkly -99099;1362509761;JimRogers;it seems the addy 1AKeAYxjfcdQeGMtKTma9gsRG2i1dgMxtN -99098;1362509764;JimRogers;never received it -99097;1362509775;mircea_popescu;received what ?! -99096;1362509782;JimRogers;1AKeAYxjfcdQeGMtKTma9gsRG2i1dgMxtN -99095;1362509789;JimRogers;was the addy bit bet supplied as the bet destination address -99094;1362509795;JimRogers;seals with clubs sent 1 bitcoin to 1AKeAYxjfcdQeGMtKTma9gsRG2i1dgMxtN -99093;1362509803;JimRogers;the block chain doesn't recognize the transfer -99092;1362509838;B0g4r7_;So maybe you're seeing a bet that's not yours, and yours still is not confirmed? -99091;1362509838;mircea_popescu;uhm -99090;1362509844;JimRogers;thats possible -99089;1362509847;mircea_popescu;well then ?! -99088;1362509856;JimRogers;seals claims to have sent last night -99087;1362509856;B0g4r7_;It took a while for my bets to confirm. -99086;1362509863;B0g4r7_;(sent from local wallet) -99085;1362509868;kakobrekla;this is just ridonculus. -99084;1362509879;B0g4r7_;Take it up w/ Seals. If it's not in the blockchain, they didn't send. -99083;1362509900;kakobrekla;Seals with Scams -99082;1362509907;B0g4r7_;In the future, I advise always sending from a local wallet. -99081;1362509912;kakobrekla;im sorry im just sleep deprived. -99080;1362509976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1851 @ 0.00528554 = 9.7835 BTC [+] -99079;1362509977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 649 @ 0.0055 = 3.5695 BTC [+] -99078;1362510004;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.59 = 7.67 BTC [+] -99077;1362510004;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.5817 = 2.9085 BTC [-] -99076;1362510006;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.5815 = 4.0705 BTC [-] -99075;1362510056;B0g4r7_;Showing the payout address on the bet confirmation/funding screen would be nice to have. -99074;1362510068;B0g4r7_;Would help avoid mistakes. -99073;1362510070;kakobrekla;ill add that. -99072;1362510073;B0g4r7_;thx. -99071;1362510079;kakobrekla;not that many mistakes were made -99070;1362510084;kakobrekla;maybe in total 1? -99069;1362510108;JimRogers;i didn't make a mistake -99068;1362510109;B0g4r7_;That's good. If that can be reduced to 0.1, even better. -99067;1362510113;JimRogers;i have records of everything i have done -99066;1362510118;JimRogers;either your guys system fucked up -99065;1362510121;kakobrekla;with over 2k bets placed - yeah its preety good -99064;1362510122;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.5815 = 5.2335 BTC [-] -99063;1362510127;B0g4r7_;Your mistake was in thinking the listed bet was yours. -99062;1362510139;JimRogers;or seals is claiming a cash out happened that never happened, coincidentally at the same timing and same amount as what i sent -99061;1362510178;B0g4r7_;1.0 BTC is not exactly a unique bet amount. -99060;1362510179;mod6;... -99059;1362510183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5809 BTC [-] -99058;1362510187;JimRogers;good point -99057;1362510198;kakobrekla;JimRogers if its not in a blockchain on the correct address -99056;1362510204;kakobrekla;what do you expect bitbet to do -99055;1362510208;kakobrekla;guess? -99054;1362510211;JimRogers;bit bet aint doing shit -99053;1362510212;JimRogers;i get it -99052;1362510217;JimRogers;i get how this bitcoin world work -99051;1362510218;JimRogers;works -99050;1362510220;JimRogers;dog eat dog -99049;1362510266;kakobrekla;also, if addy is not used in 24hrs is not active anymore -99048;1362510270;kakobrekla;i might remove that now -99047;1362510278;kakobrekla;since the last bitcoind upgrade -99046;1362510279;JimRogers;wait -99045;1362510280;JimRogers;wait wait -99044;1362510292;JimRogers;so you can confirm that 1AKeAYxjfcdQeGMtKTma9gsRG2i1dgMxtN -99043;1362510295;JimRogers;was a bitbet addy -99042;1362510328;kakobrekla;yes, requested as a bet on betid 283 -99041;1362510347;JimRogers;right -99040;1362510349;JimRogers;that's me -99039;1362510354;kakobrekla;sure -99038;1362510354;JimRogers;and seals claims to have sent it to that addy -99037;1362510360;kakobrekla;that address is empty -99036;1362510360;JimRogers;i guess they lie? -99035;1362510369;mod6;yeah, 0 tx's for that address -99034;1362510371;JimRogers;2013-03-04 23:31 1 BTC 1AKeAYxjfcdQeGMtKTma9gsRG2i1dgMxtN -99033;1362510372;Namworld;Nothing was ever sent to http://blockchain.info/address/1AKeAYxjfcdQeGMtKTma9gsRG2i1dgMxtN -99032;1362510375;JimRogers;directly from seals backend -99031;1362510377;JimRogers;yea i get you -99030;1362510379;JimRogers;thanks for the help -99029;1362510381;JimRogers;i emailed seals -99028;1362510389;JimRogers;and if i lose the money i won't fault you guys -99027;1362510395;JimRogers;but the site could still use much more functionality -99026;1362510404;JimRogers;and perhaps binary options, instead of this weird time weighting bullshit -99025;1362510425;JimRogers;keep getting kicked out -99024;1362510426;B0g4r7_;Srsly, consider a local wallet. You should be using one anyway. -99023;1362510436;JimRogers;thats also a good suggestion -99022;1362510439;JimRogers;i won't do it this way again -99021;1362510495;B0g4r7_;Colloquy on OS X huh. I use that at home and don't have that issue. I run version 2.3 tho, which I think is a lot different. -99020;1362510529;kakobrekla;i moved the 24hrs limit to 3 days now -99019;1362510546;kakobrekla;so you have 3 days to send the bet in since the time you requested an address -99018;1362510556;kakobrekla;once first bet is in - addy is kept active until the bet is over -99017;1362510558;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 82 @ 0.1372 = 11.2504 BTC [+] -99016;1362510560;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1379 BTC [+] -99015;1362510561;kakobrekla;so you can use the same one -99014;1362510562;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.13997 BTC [+] -99013;1362510564;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.156 BTC [+] -99012;1362510566;kakobrekla;and it will use same settings -99011;1362510566;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1599 BTC [+] -99010;1362510568;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [+] -99009;1362510572;kakobrekla;just weight will be different -99008;1362510573;kakobrekla;mkay? -99007;1362510579;B0g4r7_;Hm, that's handy. -99006;1362510586;kakobrekla;its how it works. -99005;1362510609;B0g4r7_;What happens if I bet .01 BTC, and then days later, after betting is closed, I send another 5 BTC? -99004;1362510628;kakobrekla;you made a 5 btc mistake. -99003;1362510639;blu3gr1ffon;you tipped kakobrekla -99002;1362510639;B0g4r7_;:nom nom nom: -99001;1362510658;kakobrekla;well you tipped mircea -99000;1362510672;kakobrekla;but i will scan the blockchain to findout how much he is getting and take half. -98999;1362510680;kakobrekla;muahaha -98998;1362510680;jurov;lol... at least it should be added to dividends, like mpex mispayments -98997;1362510697;kakobrekla;yeah -98996;1362510700;kakobrekla;prolly -98995;1362510708;kakobrekla;would be the smart thing to do -98994;1362510728;B0g4r7_;Earlier I made a whole new "bet", when I could have just sent more to the same address. -98993;1362510739;kakobrekla;yes -98992;1362510744;kakobrekla;what a waste of time and resources -98991;1362510766;mircea_popescu;totally -98990;1362510772;mircea_popescu;and his conclusion, he generously won't blame us guys -98989;1362510778;mircea_popescu;but the site could still use much more functionality -98988;1362510780;mircea_popescu;i get it. -98987;1362510786;mircea_popescu;totally posting this one, too. -98986;1362510831;jurov;so i can add to a bet for someone else, causing confusion and else >:D -98985;1362510850;mircea_popescu;jurov you cause confusion mostly for yourself, bitbet will just pay him -98984;1362510873;JimRogers;ok hopefully sealswithclubs can help me understand what happened to my coin -98983;1362510904;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 91 @ 0.1647 = 14.9877 BTC [+] -98982;1362510915;JimRogers;do they have an IRC room with helpful ppl ilk eyou guys? -98981;1362510930;mircea_popescu;JimRogers not afaik, bitbet is one of the few gay sites that do -98980;1362510935;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 9 @ 0.1647 = 1.4823 BTC [+] -98979;1362511008;B0g4r7_;You'll have to PM Micon, or use their "contact" email. -98978;1362511012;pigeons;you outed bitbet -98977;1362511073;ZedsterX;i didn't know bitbet was gay? -98976;1362511083;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.6499 BTC [-] -98975;1362511083;pigeons;all the good bitcoin sites are apparently -98974;1362511094;ZedsterX;am i missing the pr0n? -98973;1362511100;mircea_popescu;mpex is straight as a falopian tube -98972;1362511100;JimRogers;GAY PORN HARD -98971;1362511114;B0g4r7_;If you look, you'll see that most of the bets are more pink than blue. Definitely gay. -98970;1362511120;ZedsterX;aight -98969;1362511123;pigeons;lavender -98968;1362511142;ZedsterX;don't know how i missed it before -98967;1362511180;ZedsterX;;;ticker -98966;1362511181;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.04000, Best ask: 40.05995, Bid-ask spread: 0.01995, Last trade: 40.04000, 24 hour volume: 85295.59320849, 24 hour low: 35.99900, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 38.66891 -98965;1362511199;JimRogers;the whole weighting system is retarded -98964;1362511204;JimRogers;if you guys did binary futures -98963;1362511207;JimRogers;you could buy/sell bets -98962;1362511212;JimRogers;but instead your dumb -98961;1362511229;ZedsterX;don't talk about mp's weighting -98960;1362511356;JimRogers;which time zone are the time stamps on the website? -98959;1362511388;jurov;UTC -98958;1362511441;jurov;and I'm sure someone will someday start betting site with binary futures -98957;1362511461;mod6;if it was binary would it just be like 50`000 per side? -98956;1362511487;JimRogers;I'm trying to -98955;1362511488;jurov;kakobrekla, bit it isn't a bad ide to make the bets resellable -98954;1362511495;JimRogers;u fags need to pay me -98953;1362511503;JimRogers;give me the money back someone stole -98952;1362511522;mod6;stfu -98951;1362511525;jurov;if you submit request with payout addy signature, you can chenge it -98950;1362511552;jurov;thus effectively selling the bet -98949;1362511645;mircea_popescu;wait what ?! -98948;1362511650;mircea_popescu;jurov ? -98947;1362511661;jurov;just my proposal -98946;1362511721;B0g4r7_;Seems like an interesting idea. -98945;1362511771;mod6;wait, isn't the weighting just a time based thing -- so if you want to "sell your bet" to a third party, it still doesn't change the time when the wager was placed. -98944;1362511784;JimRogers;thats why this website is fucking gay -98943;1362511785;mircea_popescu;jurov i don't understand it tho. explain it to me like i'm JimRogers -98942;1362511786;JimRogers;needs to do binary -98941;1362511788;JimRogers;to hace liquidity -98940;1362511793;JimRogers;0-100 -98939;1362511798;B0g4r7_;idk how you'd implement it tho. -98938;1362511800;JimRogers;buy-sell whatever reality dictates -98937;1362511809;mod6;JimRogers: bowties are gay. -98936;1362511819;JimRogers;you can start by finding my money that was stolen -98935;1362511823;mircea_popescu;JimRogers are you the guy discussed in this article : http://trilema.com/2013/least-likely-to-succeed-character-the-upseller/ ? -98934;1362511827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00074914 = 6.3677 BTC [+] -98933;1362511829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00074999 = 1.125 BTC [+] -98932;1362511849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5850 @ 0.00074999 = 4.3874 BTC [+] -98931;1362511850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 604 @ 0.00075 = 0.453 BTC [+] -98930;1362511853;JimRogers;nope not me -98929;1362511890;mircea_popescu;right. -98928;1362511899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00075 = 0.75 BTC [+] -98927;1362511903;jurov;mircea_popescu say you made bet with 99999 weight but you want the moeny now not wait -98926;1362511904;mircea_popescu;well, the reasons bitbet does betting correctly, rather than what you propose, are discussed there. -98925;1362511908;mircea_popescu;jurov yes -98924;1362511911;JimRogers;not even reading all that bullshit as its too long -98923;1362511914;JimRogers;and written retardely -98922;1362511920;mircea_popescu;i see. -98921;1362511922;mod6;lol -98920;1362511926;JimRogers;I'm not proposing changing ur ways -98919;1362511927;jurov;so you find someone who wants it, you'll sign the request with existing payout address -98918;1362511927;JimRogers;im saying -98917;1362511930;JimRogers;ur ways are retarded -98916;1362511936;JimRogers;Binary Futures are thousands of years old -98915;1362511936;jurov;and submit it to bitbet with new payout address -98914;1362511940;mod6;you want him to change it, and you won't bother to read on how it works. clever. -98913;1362511945;jurov;so the bet will now pay to the buyer -98912;1362511947;JimRogers;i understand how it works -98911;1362511950;JimRogers;i use the system -98910;1362511953;JimRogers;have multiple bets in -98909;1362511953;mircea_popescu;jurov hmmm -98908;1362511956;JimRogers;one of which is fucked up -98907;1362511961;JimRogers;binary options would be better -98906;1362511963;JimRogers;simple suggestion -98905;1362511964;JimRogers;eat a dick -98904;1362511965;JimRogers;also -98903;1362511966;mircea_popescu;you know this is not in any way a bad idea. -98902;1362511974;JimRogers;im right -98901;1362511975;JimRogers;u guys are wrong -98900;1362511977;JimRogers;suck a duck -98899;1362511977;JimRogers;period -98898;1362511979;mod6;ban this toolbox -98897;1362511983;ZedsterX;plz -98896;1362511984;JimRogers;ok -98895;1362511993;JimRogers;first my money gets eaten by ur website -98894;1362511995;mircea_popescu;JimRogers when you're done being riught read the comments too -98893;1362511997;JimRogers;and you blame someone else -98892;1362512010;JimRogers;now u wanna ban me cuz i make as olid suggestion -98891;1362512011;mod6;no it doesn't -98890;1362512034;mod6;you had some site payout to a different betting site... all bets are off, check with the sender as NOTHING is in the blockchain -98889;1362512055;mod6;kakobrekla tried to help you, now kindly stfu or change the attitude. -98888;1362512083;JimRogers;dude i sent an email -98887;1362512085;Namworld;The blockchain is public and everyone can clearly see no transaction was ever sent to your bet's address. -98886;1362512087;JimRogers;i no longer blame you guys -98885;1362512090;mod6;we get signal -98884;1362512091;JimRogers;and then i get ban threatedn -98883;1362512093;JimRogers;i don't give a fuck -98882;1362512117;pigeons;yawn -98881;1362512123;mircea_popescu;pigeons show him btcjam -98880;1362512144;pigeons;no im waiting for them to use twitter bootstrap -98879;1362512172;pigeons;bootstrap shpould randomize defaults or something -98878;1362512187;mircea_popescu;no, they should just use old tripod and myspace looks as default -98877;1362512235;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 91 @ 0.1619 = 14.7329 BTC [-] -98876;1362512471;mod6;;;ticker -98875;1362512472;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.08000, Best ask: 40.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 40.10000, 24 hour volume: 83684.96974197, 24 hour low: 36.00000, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 38.73271 -98874;1362512733;ThickAsThieves;guys, can i um maybe get a bit more functionality out of BitBet?! -98873;1362512742;ThickAsThieves;like, don't change anything, but it should be better ok? -98872;1362512756;jurov;http://www.xkcd.com/1181/ rmunroe must be somewhere around hiding -98871;1362512801;mod6;sooo.. i my mind, the weighting has nothing to do with if a bet is "binary" meaning like "over/under" or "true/false" ... the weighting is just to encourage early betting. -98870;1362512806;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136246895277.jpg -98869;1362512810;mircea_popescu;does that halp ? -98868;1362512821;mircea_popescu;mod6 he's hung up on the itrade model. -98867;1362512850;mod6;yeah, im re-reading that blog - he seems to fall into this category -98866;1362512925;ThickAsThieves;working much better now, thx mp -98865;1362512970;ThickAsThieves;where do the bitcoins come out though? -98864;1362512984;mircea_popescu;wherever you put them in -98863;1362512988;mircea_popescu;careful tho, runny. -98862;1362513024;ThickAsThieves;gonna have to talk to micon about this then -98861;1362513483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.581 = 2.324 BTC [+] -98860;1362513485;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.5809 = 8.7135 BTC [-] -98859;1362513486;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.58 BTC [-] -98858;1362513486;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.56 = 2.8 BTC [-] -98857;1362513487;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.555 = 3.885 BTC [-] -98856;1362513489;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.55 = 2.75 BTC [-] -98855;1362513525;ZedsterX;my god mp bring MPEX into the 21st century with some better charts and graphics...it's like looking at a 70s movie :) -98854;1362513544;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX got sierra ? -98853;1362513566;jurov;ZedsterX, shhh, that's opportunity ;) -98852;1362513570;ZedsterX;obv not if i am bitching and shouldn't be -98851;1362513585;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq.html#11 -98850;1362513589;ZedsterX;oh jurov sorry -98849;1362513590;mircea_popescu;can get a sierracharts plugin -98848;1362513634;ZedsterX;ya know i probably read that 4 times but the ADD just let it slip right on by -98847;1362513658;ZedsterX;i will checkin it out...and i was just yankin your chain -98846;1362513742;mircea_popescu;the thing is most everything is so dense -98845;1362513746;mircea_popescu;people just naturally skip over bits -98844;1362513861;jurov;lol, even if yes, that's honour :DD -98843;1362513874;ZedsterX;lol -98842;1362513883;ZedsterX;rofl -98841;1362513898;ZedsterX;in his mind -98840;1362513911;ZedsterX;juuusssst playing here -98839;1362513937;mircea_popescu;lol -98838;1362513946;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -98837;1362513947;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4746628.77934 based on data since last change | 4836522.12241 based on data for last three days -98836;1362513947;mircea_popescu;informationally dense you bucnha trolls! :D -98835;1362513982;ZedsterX;ok now i know he called me troll -98834;1362514063;mircea_popescu;to quote the girl, -98833;1362514064;mircea_popescu;*MPOE-PR* it's almost like he's a made up caricature for an irc play -98832;1362514064;mircea_popescu;*MPOE-PR* (also i imagine everything he says in no pok voice) -98831;1362514064;mircea_popescu; ahahaha no pok hiar! -98830;1362514064;mircea_popescu;*MPOE-PR* this gay ass website ate my bitcoin i tell you! no send to, no (quit) ... (enter) send to at all! -98829;1362514224;ZedsterX;i do remember looking at the sierra thing....i turned out to be way too incompetent to figure it out -98828;1362514238;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX jurov also made some charts -98827;1362514242;mircea_popescu;live.coinbr.com -98826;1362514256;ZedsterX;yeah i use his :) -98825;1362514287;kakobrekla;ZedsterX whats so hard about sierra -98824;1362514317;ZedsterX;but really no matter which chart i look at DICE is diving :P -98823;1362514374;mircea_popescu;o is it ? -98822;1362514377;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -98821;1362514379;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005 / 0.0059661 / 0.006225 (233405 shares, 1,392.52 BTC), 7D: 0.0048 / 0.00589302 / 0.0063799 (532527 shares, 3,138.20 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.00593929 / 0.007395 (6854653 shares, 40,711.83 BTC) -98820;1362514380;mircea_popescu;yest was rebounding -98819;1362514390;ZedsterX;kakobrekla: probably nothing sir i am just unsure how to use it -98818;1362514401;kakobrekla;which part -98817;1362514446;ZedsterX;i have download the file...i am assuming its command line? -98816;1362514451;jurov;"most everyone" prolly got trolled by that "bitcoin's moar expensive, s.dice revenue must go down" and other nonarguments -98815;1362514470;kakobrekla;ZedsterX, do you have sierra chart installed? -98814;1362514474;mircea_popescu;jurov prolly. also, some cycles are natural. -98813;1362514481;mircea_popescu;i'd be much more worried if it just marched up -98812;1362514503;kakobrekla;ZedsterX, you can run the exe with a double click, you done need to go to cmd. -98811;1362514509;kakobrekla;you dont* -98810;1362514519;ZedsterX;one sec -98809;1362514560;ZedsterX;oops i see what i did...my bad gimme a minute -98808;1362514694;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.65 = 3.25 BTC [-] -98807;1362515163;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.555 = 5.55 BTC [+] -98806;1362515222;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.55 = 5.5 BTC [-] -98805;1362515417;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/288/bitcoin-mining-distribution/ -98804;1362515420;mircea_popescu;that's kinda interesting -98803;1362515436;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/289/unknowns-come-to-dominate-bitcoin-mining/ actually that one too -98802;1362515679;blu3gr1ffon;that unknowns one has problems. simply because blockchain can't identify a pool and all of a sudden it's unknown. -98801;1362515722;blu3gr1ffon;i mean, the largest pool could change their IPs just to manipulate the bet at the last second -98800;1362515757;mircea_popescu;think they would ? -98799;1362515774;mircea_popescu;and it wouldn't be a last second thing -98798;1362515780;mircea_popescu;they'd have to mine with the new ip, for 4 days -98797;1362515791;dub;you could possibly game with ddos -98796;1362515805;pigeons;blockchain.info goes longer than 4 days misidentifying pools -98795;1362515814;pigeons;like months -98794;1362515832;kakobrekla;which is like decades in real time -98793;1362515841;B0g4r7_;game with hashpower.com -98792;1362515843;pigeons;its just so people will start a who is the mystery miner thread -98791;1362515850;mircea_popescu;pigeons im not saying it's like, gospel. -98790;1362515862;mircea_popescu;identifying anyting in bitcoin is an exercise in weighing tits. -98789;1362515884;B0g4r7_;lol @ expression -98788;1362515910;jurov;so, i got email from coinbr customer that wanted to buy just one call and ignored the "1 BTC initial funding required" -98787;1362515910;mircea_popescu;:p -98786;1362515917;jurov;he's prolly coing here soon -98785;1362515924;mircea_popescu;lol jurov's awas -98784;1362516107;mircea_popescu;"you can estimate the health of a system by counting how often tail appears in history" -98783;1362516175;mircea_popescu;dub http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnmMNdiCz_s re listeria -98782;1362516375;thestringpuller;;;ticker -98781;1362516375;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.16990, Best ask: 39.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03010, Last trade: 39.16990, 24 hour volume: 80328.52310126, 24 hour low: 36.00000, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 38.96510 -98780;1362516387;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: thought you didnt have flash -98779;1362516396;thestringpuller;;;asks 42 -98778;1362516401;gribble;There are currently 11784.191 bitcoins offered at or under 42.0 USD, worth 483266.145112 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0023 seconds -98777;1362516406;thestringpuller;;;bids 37 -98776;1362516407;gribble;There are currently 12980.381 bitcoins demanded at or over 37.0 USD, worth 492895.066255 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.8729 seconds -98775;1362516412;mircea_popescu;i don't. -98774;1362516418;thestringpuller;;;bids 38 -98773;1362516418;gribble;There are currently 7685.7263 bitcoins demanded at or over 38.0 USD, worth 295264.074332 USD in total. | Data vintage: 17.3235 seconds -98772;1362516444;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu doesn't support flash lol -98771;1362516451;thestringpuller;mpex -98770;1362516460;thestringpuller;now with actionscript -98769;1362516489;mircea_popescu;i don't support apple either. -98768;1362516495;mircea_popescu;"mpex. only available on rooted boxes" -98767;1362516543;thestringpuller;mpex available only in romania -98766;1362516569;mircea_popescu;actually im not even sure it is availavle in romania -98765;1362516616;thestringpuller;mpex the facebook of stock exchanges -98764;1362516648;jcpham;needs moar blue -98763;1362516695;ThickAsThieves;deadterra still hasnt paid sdice divs... -98762;1362516777;thestringpuller;he is too busy rolling in money -98761;1362516787;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -98760;1362516789;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005 / 0.00596607 / 0.006225 (230050 shares, 1,372.50 BTC), 7D: 0.0048 / 0.00588869 / 0.0063799 (527527 shares, 3,106.45 BTC), 30D: 0.0042 / 0.00593892 / 0.007395 (6852829 shares, 40,698.42 BTC) -98759;1362516799;thestringpuller;haha -98758;1362516878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300000 @ 0.00075 = 975 BTC [+] -98757;1362516904;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.555 = 4.44 BTC [+] -98756;1362516958;pigeons;thats a lot of mpoe -98755;1362516963;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.55 = 4.95 BTC [-] -98754;1362516973;mircea_popescu;yay -98753;1362517023;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.53 = 5.3 BTC [-] -98752;1362517199;Namworld;Thick: As far as I know it always take DeaDTerra a few days. -98751;1362517210;Namworld;My passthroughs 2 weeks I think. -98750;1362517214;topace;pigeons: hows the arbitrage working for you? -98749;1362517215;Namworld;say* -98748;1362517226;Namworld;topace: arbitrage? -98747;1362517235;Namworld;Is MPEx arbitrage ready? -98746;1362517241;Namworld;with havelock -98745;1362517243;topace;mpex->havelock is available -98744;1362517244;topace;yes -98743;1362517258;pigeons;topace: thanks for the quick service, it will work out fine as long as dice doesnt spike up before i get deposited with mpex -98742;1362517263;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.52 = 5.2 BTC [-] -98741;1362517292;pigeons;just testing with small amounts and of course there wasnt a large amount of liquidity -98740;1362517297;pigeons;great feature thanks -98739;1362517322;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -98738;1362517324;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.505 = 4.545 BTC [-] -98737;1362517391;mircea_popescu;i didn't even know pigeons had an account -98736;1362517406;mircea_popescu;this chan delivers. -98735;1362517443;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.505 BTC [-] -98734;1362517509;pigeons;i have an account with everyone, even btcjam -98733;1362517532;kakobreklaaa;you dont with biitbet or bit4x -98732;1362517547;pigeons;oh yeah -98731;1362517554;pigeons;maybe later -98730;1362517563;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5001 = 1.0002 BTC [-] -98729;1362517583;kakobreklaaa;esp for bb -98728;1362517595;jurov;muhahaha bratislava hackerspace thinks about providing discount accomodation to amir/genjix... if he'll do some dish washing -98727;1362517610;jcpham;pigeons i'm laughing at you right now for the btcjam account -98726;1362517620;jcpham;no out loud though, that would be rude -98725;1362517623;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.50000001 = 6.5 BTC [-] -98724;1362517625;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.495 = 2.97 BTC [-] -98723;1362517626;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.49 = 2.94 BTC [-] -98722;1362517638;jcpham;:) -98721;1362517652;mircea_popescu;jurov le linque ? -98720;1362517657;Namworld;What's up with S.DICE? -98719;1362517663;Namworld;Why is everyone selling? -98718;1362517668;pigeons;dunno -98717;1362517674;mircea_popescu;prolly to invest in asicminer -98716;1362517676;jurov;mircea_popescu: just chat in #progressbar.sk -98715;1362517677;mircea_popescu;and primeasic -98714;1362517681;Namworld;I would guess it's due to BTC's high price in USD. Maybe people want to cash that money out. -98713;1362517690;mircea_popescu;^ that -98712;1362517716;Namworld;Only thing I can see. S.DICE is still great as usual. -98711;1362517717;pizzaman1337;don't they know they should hold btc? :P -98710;1362517743;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 19 @ 0.49 = 9.31 BTC [-] -98709;1362517745;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 16 @ 0.4874999 = 7.8 BTC [-] -98708;1362517745;jurov;if they really include amir in some vip gallery, i'll definitely link ya :P -98707;1362517746;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.48 = 2.88 BTC [-] -98706;1362517748;Namworld;They should lend the BTC to me instead -98705;1362517761;mircea_popescu;Namworld lol s.dice divs are about 2.5x neh ? -98704;1362517771;Namworld;yeah -98703;1362517777;mircea_popescu;lol ok -98702;1362517784;mircea_popescu;so basically, get 300 btc at 1, buy s.dice, -98701;1362517789;mircea_popescu;sounds like a plan, i should be doing this -98700;1362517803;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 19 @ 0.48 = 9.12 BTC [-] -98699;1362517826;thestringpuller;;;ticker -98698;1362517826;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.89000, Best ask: 39.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 39.90000, 24 hour volume: 81687.70130217, 24 hour low: 36.00012, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 39.02022 -98697;1362517832;mircea_popescu;its interesting how the pts amplify movements. when it went to 6x on mpex it went to 7x on pt. -98696;1362517842;mircea_popescu;now that it retraced to 5x on mpex its at 4x on pt -98695;1362517848;jurov;it depends on which -98694;1362517859;jurov;the bitfunder one is dampened instead -98693;1362517864;mircea_popescu;well iiutc havelock has like 50% of the pt float -98692;1362517891;pigeons;less precision on the pts, since 100 = 1 on havelock at least -98691;1362517927;mircea_popescu;so ? they still take 8 decimals or no ? -98690;1362517929;pigeons;and btct doesnt goout as many satoshi -98689;1362517937;pizzaman1337;Namworld: what will you be doing with the borrowed btc? -98688;1362517959;jurov;pigeons what do you need such precision for? -98687;1362517973;pigeons;i'm trying to spread fud, at least let someone agree first -98686;1362517979;Namworld;I place bids for assets I want. -98685;1362517990;Namworld;I always need capital to place bids. -98684;1362517999;Namworld;Mostly trade BTC denominated assets -98683;1362518005;jcpham;Silicon Valley Bank, a company that provides financial services to emerging growth companies, will be holding deposits of bitcoin and dollars for Coinlab. However, they will not be providing insurance for these deposits. -98682;1362518042;mircea_popescu;ahahaah WHAT ? -98681;1362518046;mircea_popescu;can they do this even ? -98680;1362518050;pigeons;i think i'd rather trust magic the gathering online exchange -98679;1362518059;mircea_popescu;in yurp you legally have to insure -98678;1362518068;mircea_popescu;not something you can contract away -98677;1362518069;Namworld;Here's my public portfolio pizzaman: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGFKVlAtZVAzOGNqS1Brd05MUlFlT2c -98676;1362518073;jcpham;the more i read, the less i like -98675;1362518075;Guest8179;GSDPT dividend paid :) -98674;1362518081;topace;mircea_popescu: what do you mean 50% of pt float ? -98673;1362518081;Namworld;hurra -98672;1362518092;topace;we have 100% of the shares issued and trading on havelock -98671;1362518104;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.47 = 4.7 BTC [-] -98670;1362518109;mircea_popescu;topace of the total s.dice shares held by all pts -98669;1362518115;mircea_popescu;i tink you have about half on havelock -98668;1362518116;topace;oh! -98667;1362518119;topace;yea probably -98666;1362518131;pizzaman1337;Namworld: pretty spreadsheet -98665;1362518133;topace;we're at S.DICE x 1`125`000 -98664;1362518142;Namworld;I love making spreadsheets -98663;1362518152;Namworld;It auto-updates -98662;1362518159;mircea_popescu;jcpham that quote belongs on the forum -98661;1362518167;kakobreklaaa;i make love on sheets with spreaded stuff -98660;1362518180;Namworld;at least the private section. I have to republish for the public spreadsheet regularly. -98659;1362518201;Namworld;thanks for the unneeded information, kakobrekla -98658;1362518218;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaaa do you know the aspirin joke ? -98657;1362518230;kakobreklaaa;dunno -98656;1362518237;Guest8179;GSDPT currently has 1,4 Mill shares -98655;1362518242;mircea_popescu;big tits girl goes to cunny doctor -98654;1362518242;Guest8179;lol -98653;1362518245;Guest8179;why I guest... -98652;1362518255;mircea_popescu;"is it true that aspirin can be used as an anticonceptional ?" -98651;1362518266;DeaDTerra;there we go -98650;1362518272;mircea_popescu;"uhhh... i guess if you hold it between your knees it might" -98649;1362518278;mircea_popescu;"so then... what, you just sit on it ?" -98648;1362518304;mircea_popescu;ok so 1.125 on hl, 1.4mn on btctc, who's got bf ? -98647;1362518318;jcpham;sorry source -98646;1362518320;jcpham;http://www.forbes.com/sites/saranyakapur/2013/03/05/bitcoin-ready-to-go-mainstream-with-first-u-s-exchange/ -98645;1362518336;DeaDTerra;I got BF -98644;1362518352;DeaDTerra;I have 1,4 mill spread out between BF,BTCT and private deals -98643;1362518353;pigeons;DeaDTerra: you'll get used to it. try spending some time in jail -98642;1362518358;DeaDTerra;most of the shares are on BF -98641;1362518368;DeaDTerra;hahah lol :P -98640;1362518393;Namworld;I lost $14 getting my GSDPT pushed a few hours before the dividends... =P -98639;1362518403;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [+] -98638;1362518412;Namworld;Well on the plus side, I saved on getting cheap shares from Bitfunder. -98637;1362518414;mircea_popescu;http://blog.bitinstant.com/blog/2013/3/4/events-of-friday-bitinstant-back-online.html -98636;1362518418;mircea_popescu;seems bitinstant is back -98635;1362518437;mod6;(11:17) < mircea_popescu> "so then... what, you just sit on it ?" << lol -98634;1362518457;topace;im actually amazed at how quickly havelocks sdice passthru adjusts to match mpex -98633;1362518465;pigeons;congrats! success! you're funds are safe! "Overall, due to major choke points and redundancies in our system, the hacker was only able to walk away with $12,480 USD in BTC, and send them in 3 installments of 333 BTC to bitcoin addresses. " -98632;1362518471;mircea_popescu;topace people must be watchin'. and since you made it easy... -98631;1362518479;mircea_popescu;wait what ? -98630;1362518482;mircea_popescu;haxed ?! -98629;1362518489;mircea_popescu;Could not connect to remote server -98628;1362518491;mircea_popescu;jesus. -98627;1362518503;topace;bitinstant got haxx0red ? -98626;1362518508;mircea_popescu;"Welcome to MPEx The only Bitcoin service that has never been hacked. Established August 2011." -98625;1362518531;topace;mircea_popescu: havelock hasnt been hacked -98624;1362518532;topace;:p -98623;1362518536;topace;nor has canadianbitcoins -98622;1362518538;mircea_popescu;shh! -98621;1362518558;mircea_popescu;im obviously only comparing to the other ones that were hacked -98620;1362518569;topace;hehe -98619;1362518574;mircea_popescu;lol -98618;1362518613;mircea_popescu;pigeons their site actually load for you ? -98617;1362518627;jcpham;http://blogs.barrons.com/emergingmarketsdaily/2013/03/05/meet-bitcoin-the-worlds-best-performing-currency/ -98616;1362518631;ZedsterX;safer putting "yet" on the end of the sentence -98615;1362518631;pigeons;yes -98614;1362518650;mircea_popescu;pigeons times out for me -98613;1362518702;pigeons;http://pastebin.com/uTKTTzwk -98612;1362518724;mircea_popescu;ty kind sir -98611;1362518757;mircea_popescu;"None of your personal or transactional information has been leaked. We keep all that data offline to protect everyones privacy." -98610;1362518760;mircea_popescu;wait... how does that work ?! -98609;1362518802;pigeons;oh you were expecting honesty about a hack? -98608;1362518818;mircea_popescu;The attacker contacted our domain registrar at Site5 posing as me and using a very similar email address as mine, they did so by proxying through a network owned by a haulage company in the UK whom I suspect are innocent victims the same as ourselves. Armed with knowledge of my place of birth and mother's maiden name alone (both facts easy to locate on the public record) they convinced Site5 staff to add their email ad -98607;1362518818;mircea_popescu;dress to the account and make it the primary login (this prevented us from deleting it from the account). -98606;1362518823;mircea_popescu;wait so ... -98605;1362518828;mircea_popescu;omg wtf. -98604;1362518842;mircea_popescu;After changing this info and locking the attacker out, overnight he was able to revert my changes and point our website somewhere else. Site5 is denying any damages, but we suspect this was partly their fault. -98603;1362518853;mircea_popescu;dude, and they sat on it ?! -98602;1362518855;mircea_popescu;omfg. -98601;1362518878;pigeons;these hacks always coincide with "system maintenance" -98600;1362518879;mircea_popescu;a. this is why mpex model has to take over bitcoinworkd ; -98599;1362518887;mircea_popescu;b. fucking hell people need to learn to report. the good and the bad. -98598;1362518982;Lyspooner;hello, how are everyone's assets performing? -98597;1362519004;kakobreklaaa;my ass is set and performing well -98596;1362519008;mircea_popescu;lol -98595;1362519010;kakobreklaaa;in a sitting position -98594;1362519016;kakobreklaaa;fuck -98593;1362519020;kakobreklaaa;this sounds so jurovy -98592;1362519135;topace;bitcoin businesses just shouldnt host their sites in places like that... you need my iris scan to change anything on any of my accounts at the data center, and even if they had access t my account, they couldnt do anything with it, as the physical boxes belong to me and no settings can be changed from the datacenter admin staff without having my own system's root passwords -98591;1362519168;kakobreklaaa;ill just pop your eye -98590;1362519171;kakobreklaaa;and use a wrench. -98589;1362519183;topace;they say their system can detect a live eye form a dead one -98588;1362519192;kakobreklaaa;wrench is for psswd, not for the eye -98587;1362519206;kakobreklaaa;fine ill take the head and keep it warm -98586;1362519211;topace;haha -98585;1362519303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.469 = 0.938 BTC [-] -98584;1362519304;kakobreklaaa;would be one life better for you if they had worse eye decetion system -98583;1362519386;kakobreklaaa;detection* -98582;1362519482;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.469 = 0.938 BTC [-] -98581;1362519483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 45 @ 0.4681 = 21.0645 BTC [-] -98580;1362519653;kakobreklaaa;;;bc,stats -98579;1362519656;gribble;Current Blocks: 224416 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 1375 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 2 hours, 32 minutes, and 34 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4771119.08352 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.23202 -98578;1362519685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00499969 BTC [-] -98577;1362519690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 157 @ 0.00485 = 0.7615 BTC [-] -98576;1362519762;Namworld;Goodbye S.DICE price -98575;1362519807;kakobreklaaa;S.DICE price has left the channel. -98574;1362519815;ThickAsThieves;funny that a 2.5% paying asset isn't good enough now -98573;1362519816;topace;drop some more, i wanna buy back in -98572;1362519835;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 840 @ 0.0055 = 4.62 BTC [-] -98571;1362519876;Namworld;Thick: if many want to withdraw to have BTC ready... -98570;1362519894;Namworld;might mean many are expecting the current BTC price to be a bubble and want to be ready to sell -98569;1362519900;Namworld;I know I do. -98568;1362519915;Namworld;You can see very low amount of asks... -98567;1362519919;ThickAsThieves;i think btc dropping anything notable is far off -98566;1362519927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13729 @ 0.00074448 = 10.221 BTC [-] -98565;1362519929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4889 @ 0.00074218 = 3.6285 BTC [-] -98564;1362519933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5932 @ 0.00074217 = 4.4026 BTC [-] -98563;1362519939;pigeons;way to jinx it ThickAsThieves -98562;1362519952;ThickAsThieves;:/ -98561;1362519971;ThickAsThieves;i just think people will be panic buying for a bit -98560;1362519990;thestringpuller;;;ticker -98559;1362519991;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.51020, Best ask: 39.58506, Bid-ask spread: 0.07486, Last trade: 39.51020, 24 hour volume: 82491.79614755, 24 hour low: 36.00012, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 39.07380 -98558;1362520019;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -98557;1362520021;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 29.08490939 / 41.20198681 / 46.0855546 (no shares, 6,242.04 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -98556;1362520032;Namworld;I hope we reach 100 USD/BTC -98555;1362520041;ZedsterX;since its virgin territory on one really knows what to do -98554;1362520104;ZedsterX;Namworld: when? -98553;1362520104;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 41 -98552;1362520109;gribble;There are currently 7344.3475 bitcoins offered at or under 41.0 USD, worth 299081.1159 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0019 seconds -98551;1362520128;Namworld;in the near future as in next 2 months -98550;1362520138;Namworld;Price would certainly crash soon afterward -98549;1362520157;ZedsterX;yeah too fast...this is too fast -98548;1362520196;Namworld;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#igWeeklyztgSza1gEMAzm1g10za2gEMAzm2g21zv -98547;1362520203;Namworld;I love parabolic curves -98546;1362520218;ZedsterX;hehe -98545;1362520321;thestringpuller;waves not parabolas... -98544;1362520336;thestringpuller;;;market sell 100000 -98543;1362520341;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 2846687.2846 USD and would take the last price down to 16.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 28.4669 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0103 seconds -98542;1362520368;thestringpuller;there still isnt enough depth to resist manipulation -98541;1362520374;mircea_popescu;i dedicate http://trilema.com/2013/the-events-of-failday/ to pigeons -98540;1362520379;mircea_popescu;who halped. -98539;1362520552;ZedsterX;thestringpuller: i was wondering just that last night how big a chunk it would take -98538;1362520559;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00667 BTC [+] -98537;1362520633;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00667 BTC [+] -98536;1362520635;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 15 @ 0.00666 = 0.0999 BTC [-] -98535;1362520682;dub;hehThe URL that you are attempting to access is a potential security risk. Trend Micro OfficeScan has blocked this URL in keeping with network security policy. -98534;1362520690;dub;URL: http://eligius.st/ -98533;1362520705;dub;the first time trend has ever been useful -98532;1362520760;mircea_popescu;lol -98531;1362520976;pigeons;http://crypto-trade.com/ April 1 is always a great day to launch -98530;1362521037;mircea_popescu;this is the guy with the vircurex ipo right ? -98529;1362521076;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 9 @ 0.00609 = 0.0548 BTC [+] -98528;1362521108;pigeons;this is the guy who runs the esecurity assets which supposedly run a ddos prevention service -98527;1362521319;mircea_popescu;a -98526;1362521442;Lyspooner;but what if i want to send an order to buttplox -98525;1362521450;ThickAsThieves;it looks like BF & BTCT designs had a baby together -98524;1362521467;ThickAsThieves;(the crypto-trade design) -98523;1362521490;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner now that i dunno -98522;1362521499;mircea_popescu;gotta join #bitcoin-buttploxets mebbe -98521;1362521522;jurov;Lyspooner, we run our own buttplox : mpex.coinbr.com -98520;1362521580;jurov;and there are more -98519;1362521593;jurov;that will surface if needed -98518;1362521797;mircea_popescu;;;google “he was holding a really big gun“ -98517;1362521798;gribble;BFG - Television Tropes & Idioms: ; Down With Big Gun: ; Stormers holding back their big guns | Southern HemisphereNews ...: -98516;1362521942;jurov;lol, rape with BFG... quite an overkill -98515;1362521979;mircea_popescu;im the overking of overmetaphors. -98514;1362521984;mircea_popescu;overtly. -98513;1362522247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18158 @ 0.00074708 = 13.5655 BTC [+] -98512;1362522249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 816842 @ 0.00075 = 612.6315 BTC [+] -98511;1362522581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 23 @ 0.0052 = 0.1196 BTC [+] -98510;1362522613;kakobreklaaa;S.DICE price joined the channel. -98509;1362522672;jurov;816842 @ 0.00075 = 612.6315 wat -98508;1362522684;Namworld;there was another for much more earlier -98507;1362522690;jurov;yes -98506;1362522715;jurov;i don't understand what's happening here anymore -98505;1362522723;mircea_popescu;abandon any hope -98504;1362522735;jurov;or rather, i was thinking i understand and i was wriong -98503;1362522745;B0g4r7_;I don't know how I understand some of this stuff. -98502;1362522758;B0g4r7_;Sometimes if I take a step back and look at it, I'm like 'wat?' -98501;1362522816;B0g4r7_;"I got mah GPUs mining LTC" :step back: 'wat?' -98500;1362522887;jurov;at least you got nice heating. that's what matters. -98499;1362522889;dub;s.dice moar like s.deuce -98498;1362522978;mircea_popescu;well it's good news in any event, helps support the book. -98497;1362522982;Ukto;pigeons: that crypto-trade is by Neotrix the eSecurity assets on btct/ltc -98496;1362523013;Ukto;being in HK I believe its highly illegal there too :) -98495;1362523030;Ukto;seeing as eCurrencies are very illegal in china/hk -98494;1362523143;mircea_popescu;they are ? -98493;1362523173;Ukto;yup -98492;1362523181;Ukto;there are actual laws aginst eCurrencies in china/hk -98491;1362523189;pigeons;yeah explicitly illegal now -98490;1362523198;jcpham;neat -98489;1362523208;Ukto;china MUST maintain control. -98488;1362523211;pigeons;e-mooncakes -98487;1362523216;Ukto;in their eyes. :) -98486;1362523221;jcpham;laws are always fun when they chnge -98485;1362523262;mircea_popescu;so wait. bitcoin is a. illegal in china ; b. on some senator's deathlist in the us ; c. sorta neutral in europe. -98484;1362523274;mircea_popescu;i am guessing you guise have picked a life of crime ? -98483;1362523287;jcpham;i like morality -98482;1362523303;mircea_popescu;a moral criminal -98481;1362523309;mircea_popescu;this sounds like a tv show. -98480;1362523313;pigeons;its moral until Luke-Jr says its wrong -98479;1362523322;jcpham;laws that are moral and laws that are cultoral have different meaning to me -98478;1362523346;jcpham;*cultural -98477;1362523363;jcpham;china's new law is cultural and has nothing to do with morality -98476;1362523396;mircea_popescu;and you get to pick ? -98475;1362523403;jcpham;apparently so -98474;1362523407;jcpham;or so far -98473;1362523420;mircea_popescu;you know i can bringa pretty good set of arguments that rape is cultural not moral in this scheme -98472;1362523442;jcpham;we're getting dangerous close to the idea of right vs. wrong -98471;1362523446;kakobreklaaa;but he likes rape -98470;1362523479;jcpham;rape can be either -98469;1362523481;mircea_popescu;i just like pestering people. -98468;1362523496;jcpham;that's the beauty of it, it is all arbitrary -98467;1362523507;kakobreklaaa;im just dicking around, since i sound like a tits but mean dick. -98466;1362523546;jcpham;situationally speaking the act of rape can be amoraaly wrong or culturally wrong or both -98465;1362523551;jcpham;not my decison -98464;1362523554;mircea_popescu;so you get to decide ? -98463;1362523567;mircea_popescu;well what the fuck am i doing here, am i beheading this rapist guy or not ? -98462;1362523573;jcpham;everyone else can decide as long as i'm not raped -98461;1362523590;jcpham;once i'm raped then i have to decide -98460;1362523603;mircea_popescu;wait, what ?! -98459;1362523623;kakobreklaaa;continiue -98458;1362523626;mircea_popescu;what's this, victim discrimination ?! -98457;1362523652;thestringpuller;;;ticker -98456;1362523652;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.79000, Best ask: 39.99400, Bid-ask spread: 0.20400, Last trade: 39.99400, 24 hour volume: 83112.64777389, 24 hour low: 36.00012, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 39.12581 -98455;1362523652;jcpham;i forgot what we were talking about -98454;1362523663;asa1024;lol -98453;1362523715;jcpham;the point i was making is that rape is strictly prohibited -98452;1362523776;Ukto;financially or physically? :P -98451;1362523841;dub;remember beign raped is punishable by death in places -98450;1362523909;mircea_popescu;some places discriminate for the victim, some for the perpetrator -98449;1362523914;mircea_popescu;some even inssit they marry. -98448;1362523992;Ukto;and those countries usually hit the woman for cheating if married -98447;1362524032;kakobreklaaa;21:51.52 ( mircea_popescu ) some even inssit they marry. -98446;1362524037;kakobreklaaa;useful stuff -98445;1362524071;dub;Ukto: there was a case in dubai a while back where the wife/gf of a guy who cheated on her was jailed because she caught them having sex and three people in a room where sex is happening is a crime -98444;1362524167;mircea_popescu;that dumbass law btw is the reason i never went to dubai. -98443;1362524185;mircea_popescu;what the fuck, i've not had pairsex in years -98442;1362524241;dub;yeah fuck that place -98441;1362524349;dub;the mandatory 4 years in jail for drugs thing.. when they don;t publish what drugs are illegal and frequently jail people carrying over the counter pharmacy drugs perfectly legal int eh country of origin -98440;1362524386;dub;oh you had a headache and bought ibuprofen with you? tough shit, see you in 4 years -98439;1362524418;mircea_popescu;no wonder they're the us' most stalwart ally. -98438;1362524536;pigeons;yes even if you are only stopping over on the plane en route to another country and never get out -98437;1362524586;pigeons;melatonin is the one that gets the press for leaving you in jail in dubai if you're travelling from Britain to australia and stop in dubia -98436;1362524616;pigeons;although if poppy seeds fall off your in-flight bagel onto your shirt you're jailed as well -98435;1362524626;dub;lol yeah -98434;1362524650;pigeons;and don't forget their magic machines that can detect undetectable amounts of cannabis under the dirt clung to your shoes -98433;1362524683;pigeons;allah admiral ackbar -98432;1362524787;mircea_popescu;the only upside is that they have two law tiers, which is nice (the us does too) -98431;1362524807;mircea_popescu;so you can go on a special "is not a mook" ticket and just do coke off model butt with the sheiks -98430;1362524824;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.548 = 1.096 BTC [+] -98429;1362524836;pigeons;forein women are allowed to read if they do it in private -98428;1362524915;dub;sooner the jews and arabs nuke each other into oblivion the better -98427;1362524988;Lyspooner;i was disappointed to learn that the 1500 russians injured when the meteorite exploded above their heads were mostly treated for cuts related to broken glass -98426;1362525104;kakobreklaaa;broken bones would be better? -98425;1362525106;mircea_popescu;what did you expect ? -98424;1362525110;mircea_popescu;pyroglass. -98423;1362525115;Lyspooner;that they got hit with space rocks -98422;1362525118;Lyspooner;not windows -98421;1362525128;kakobreklaaa;or bsd -98420;1362525147;dub;better if they started growing tentacles -98419;1362525159;Lyspooner;tentacles probably take weeks to grow -98418;1362525159;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner si is one of the more common elements. when heated it makes glass. most meteorites that ain't metallic are obsydian basically. -98417;1362525192;iz;what's cooler, obsidian from a meteorite or obsidian from a volcano? -98416;1362525224;pigeons;a pound of feathers -98415;1362525265;Lyspooner;i am heavy metal -98414;1362525276;Lyspooner;and i stink like sulphur -98413;1362525284;mircea_popescu;change the water -98412;1362525302;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.5489 = 2.7445 BTC [+] -98411;1362525423;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.53162 = 10.6324 BTC [-] -98410;1362525438;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -98409;1362525439;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.01667, Best ask: 40.19000, Bid-ask spread: 0.17333, Last trade: 40.16999, 24 hour volume: 83584.00647079, 24 hour low: 36.00012, 24 hour high: 40.64625, 24 hour vwap: 39.14721 -98408;1362525703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00500001 = 9.5 BTC [-] -98407;1362525759;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 646 @ 0.00569 = 3.6757 BTC [+] -98406;1362526075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00500001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -98405;1362526075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1900 @ 0.00500001 = 9.5 BTC [-] -98404;1362526421;ZedsterX;jurov: A new motion has been posted on ASICMINER-PT i see no motion? -98403;1362526462;jurov;i have nothing wrt asicminer-pt -98402;1362526509;ZedsterX;well i stand corrected -98401;1362526519;ZedsterX;burnie is who i meant -98400;1362526528;ZedsterX;oops -98399;1362526534;jurov;:) -98398;1362526547;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.00608 = 0.0912 BTC [-] -98397;1362526548;burnside;heh -98396;1362526554;burnside;hit the motions tab -98395;1362526564;ZedsterX;i did big guy -98394;1362526576;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX they're all mpoe-pr anyway. -98393;1362526577;ZedsterX;No motions yet -98392;1362526583;burnside;hmmm -98391;1362526601;burnside;gotta be a caching thing, one sec. -98390;1362526602;ZedsterX;i am aware of that mp :) -98389;1362526635;ZedsterX;i gotta run just thought ya should know -98388;1362526635;Namworld;0.00608? Common, S.DICE-PT is like 6.5% cheaper -98387;1362526647;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 15 @ 0.00569 = 0.0854 BTC [+] -98386;1362526683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.53162 BTC [-] -98385;1362526730;B0g4r7_;Heya burnside. You gonna have some Startum h4wtness for us? -98384;1362526733;burnside;thar she is, try it again now -98383;1362526751;burnside;had a 600 second cache when it should have only been 60 -98382;1362526752;B0g4r7_;Stratum too -98381;1362526853;burnside;I really want to get stratum going, I'm testing it via our DDoS service. -98380;1362526874;burnside;Gotta make sure it works through 'em -98379;1362526933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18055 @ 0.00074217 = 13.3999 BTC [-] -98378;1362526973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00500001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -98377;1362526975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00500001 = 4.5 BTC [-] -98376;1362527319;burnside;hey all, the motion is up on ASICMINER-PT, grants 90 days no maintenance fees (in theory, should be long enough for Friedcat to get his exchange going) and also reduces the maintenance in tiers down to 0.5% if there are more than 10k shares being maintained. -98375;1362527344;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.525 = 1.05 BTC [-] -98374;1362527352;dub;anyone here want 100 asicminer? -98373;1362527355;burnside;should cover all the bases, highly recommend approval, as there's no downside for shareholders. -98372;1362527397;ThickAsThieves;dub, how much? -98371;1362527451;dub;idk, what are the going for? -98370;1362527462;dub;looks like .65 on teh PTs -98369;1362527473;ThickAsThieves;.55 on forums, .65 on PTs i think -98368;1362527489;dub;why the disparity? -98367;1362527500;ThickAsThieves;they sell fast on forums -98366;1362527503;ThickAsThieves;and slow on PT -98365;1362527550;burnside;ours are more expensive because I had to secure a call option to get it started. -98364;1362527578;mircea_popescu; why the disparity? << because not beingon an exchange sucks. -98363;1362527584;ThickAsThieves;there are only 2 ppl selling on the PT's. INAU, and Burnside, right? -98362;1362527687;burnside;but there's benefits there too. don't have to deal with trust issues, escrow, etc. -98361;1362527715;burnside;yeah, liquidity will be much better on and exchange if you need to move fast -98360;1362527733;ThickAsThieves;but i could, say, -98359;1362527736;burnside;yeah, I think right now it's INAU's shares on BF. I'm not certain of that. -98358;1362527741;ThickAsThieves;dub pass your shares into BF -98357;1362527741;Anduckkk;okay -98356;1362527745;ThickAsThieves;then push to me -98355;1362527749;Anduckkk;how much asicminer got mining hash rate? -98354;1362527753;ThickAsThieves;and escrow my coins -98353;1362527770;Anduckkk;i can sell 18 shares (asicminer) for 0.65 each -98352;1362527776;Anduckkk;pm me if interested., -98351;1362527809;ThickAsThieves;you and everyone else -98350;1362527813;burnside;heh -98349;1362527862;burnside;I'm hoping I can sell all 1000 in short order because it'll let me issue a small refund that'll bring the price down a bit. -98348;1362527867;dub;buttfunder? -98347;1362527882;burnside;with the premium on the option the shares are more expensive in lower volume -98346;1362527885;ZedsterX;burnie like the motion but ya know nice guys never win -98345;1362527915;burnside;haha, ZedsterX, I kinda like my utopian bubble. -98344;1362527935;ZedsterX;hehe -98343;1362527936;ThickAsThieves;burn, if you wanna sell 1000 shares -98342;1362527939;ThickAsThieves;put em at 55 -98341;1362527943;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.5489 = 2.7445 BTC [+] -98340;1362527984;burnside;I hear ya, didn't get 'em at 55 tho. breakeven is around 64 if all 1000 sell -98339;1362528020;burnside;sucks, I know, but that's the option I got. -98338;1362528036;ThickAsThieves;you could get rid of that complicated tier scheme -98337;1362528053;ThickAsThieves;and promo them as pnly 1% cit from divs, nor service fees -98336;1362528055;burnside;in a week when asicminer is doing 12TH and they're 1 BTC/ea the 3 weeks remaining on the option are going to look pretty nice. -98335;1362528122;mircea_popescu;they're doing 12th in a week ? -98334;1362528138;ZedsterX;now if i only have 4 shares I still fall the 10000 share catergory right? -98333;1362528150;burnside;that was a prediction, I think I heard that they're doing 7.2TH today -98332;1362528160;burnside;ZedsterX, definitely -98331;1362528165;ZedsterX;sweet -98330;1362528170;burnside;it's how many are in the passthru total -98329;1362528180;ZedsterX;cool -98328;1362528217;ZedsterX;once again i was miss reading...geez its hard to be so slow sometimes -98327;1362528249;Lyspooner;http://www.finalsatoshi.com/ -98326;1362528284;burnside;ThickAsThieves, I hear ya, but contracts are for when things go bad as much as they are for when things go good. -98325;1362543123;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -98324;1362543125;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.56001, Best ask: 41.65000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08999, Last trade: 41.65000, 24 hour volume: 94505.95802205, 24 hour low: 36.15200, 24 hour high: 41.79000, 24 hour vwap: 39.61246 -98323;1362543132;mircea_popescu;what, only 41 ?! -98322;1362543135;mircea_popescu;i wish to speak to the manager. -98321;1362543186;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.56001 - the oix fuckin' predicted, man! -98320;1362543186;gribble;The operation succeeded. -98319;1362543189;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 20 @ 0.63494 = 12.6988 BTC [-] -98318;1362543192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2504 @ 0.00485 = 12.1444 BTC [-] -98317;1362543304;Chaang-Noi;http://falkvinge.net/2013/03/06/the-target-value-for-bitcoin-is-not-some-50-or-100-it-is-100000-to-1000000/ -98316;1362543318;Chaang-Noi;100,000 here we come -98315;1362543341;mircea_popescu;lol -98314;1362543363;mircea_popescu;while that's true for later on, -98313;1362543366;mircea_popescu;for now i'd be worried -98312;1362543372;Chaang-Noi;he says starting around 2019 -98311;1362543381;mircea_popescu;like that i can see it -98310;1362543388;Chaang-Noi;like when it will start to go mainstream -98309;1362543403;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu should drop a sell bomb -98308;1362543404;TomServo;really, just 6 years? -98307;1362543405;Chaang-Noi;yeah that is kinda what i was thinking too, but 100,000 each is a bit high -98306;1362543414;thestringpuller;pop the bubble -98305;1362543417;thestringpuller;pop it -98304;1362543426;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/CharlieShrem/status/309115529589829632 -98303;1362543430;mircea_popescu;this is kinda worrisome. -98302;1362543437;Chaang-Noi;fbi got him? -98301;1362543444;mircea_popescu;TomServo 6 years you know ? look what happened in 2. -98300;1362543447;mircea_popescu;interwebs move fast. -98299;1362543455;mircea_popescu;i still believe my old 1 month - 1 year thing. -98298;1362543478;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller you didn't buy enough under 20 cause it was too expensive last month, did you. -98297;1362543480;Chaang-Noi;bitinstant still down and out with peoples money? -98296;1362543486;TomServo;I get 6 years would be an eternity for bitcoin, but that still seems...aggressive. -98295;1362543496;mod6;im suprised that's his only reponse to the trilema blog -98294;1362543503;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi they got fucked but it's not their fault and their #1 priority is security except not rly. -98293;1362543509;gwillen;Chaang-Noi: huh, did he just publish that? -98292;1362543520;gwillen;we've only been at $41.50 for like an hour -98291;1362543523;mircea_popescu;mod6 it's easier. -98290;1362543532;mod6;they seem extra scammy -98289;1362543542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99999999 BTC [+] -98288;1362543553;mircea_popescu;i dunno, they don't seem scammy to me, but certainly veering into the "we're 18 hear us roar" sorta attitude. -98287;1362543592;mod6;yeah, they're old than that though...and they ought to start caring about security -98286;1362543611;mod6;before they have gaping anus' -98285;1362543636;mod6;*older -98284;1362543666;mircea_popescu;i think the perspective shift from "we're trying and so nobody should criticise us" to "w'ere doing" is really difficult for most kids -98283;1362543672;mircea_popescu;and extra difficult for all americans. -98282;1362543737;mod6;well, in my 13 years of software dev in this country, it has /always/ been: Dollars first, security when we can get to it. -98281;1362543760;mircea_popescu;kinda hard to secure platforms that weren't build around security from the very beginning. -98280;1362543765;mod6;absolutly /never/ do they build shit with any security model in mind. -98279;1362543781;mircea_popescu;yea...welll... the trillions in yearly online fraud have to come from somewhere. -98278;1362543786;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: no i just like seeing self inflicted crashes so rich people can profiteer -98277;1362543787;mod6;its constantly bolted on the side. -98276;1362543792;thestringpuller;smickles has all my btc :( -98275;1362543825;mircea_popescu;Confirmed total: 3,735 BTC -98274;1362543851;mircea_popescu;dude i totally like this bitbet. wouldn't it be the laugh of all time if i end up retiring over my bitbet stock -98273;1362543874;mod6;:] -98272;1362543878;dub;stupid people -98271;1362543896;thestringpuller;what bet? -98270;1362543926;dub;I try to give them my money but nooo, their property is a unique snowflake that is clearly worth more than people are willing to pay -98269;1362543929;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller site total. -98268;1362543938;mircea_popescu;dub stop buying girlfriends. -98267;1362543959;mircea_popescu;in other news, bfl 210:50 against april 1st delivery. -98266;1362543968;mod6;HEH -98265;1362543970;dub;ouch -98264;1362543980;Chaang-Noi;bitinstant was down, people could not get their money/btc maybe people know now but when i went to bed 8 hours ago i had no idea why -98263;1362543989;Chaang-Noi;mp how did they get fucked? -98262;1362543992;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi basically the story is, -98261;1362543998;BitHub;apirl 1st bfl comes out saying it they were joking all along -98260;1362544000;mircea_popescu;someone got their dns host through social engineering -98259;1362544007;mircea_popescu;they saw the foreign email, removed it and went to bed -98258;1362544011;mircea_popescu;then the next morning got phished -98257;1362544015;mircea_popescu;then lost 1k btc off one of the exchanges -98256;1362544023;thestringpuller;mod6 :P -98255;1362544024;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -98254;1362544024;mircea_popescu;then "the community should learn a lesson" -98253;1362544041;mircea_popescu;they make no mention of what actual measures they took for the future, and don't seem to have learned anything at all. -98252;1362544050;mircea_popescu;so i wrote a piece explaining why and wherefore -98251;1362544059;mircea_popescu;which shrem just went on the record saying he doesn't comprehend. -98250;1362544070;mircea_popescu;so i'm thinking... best stick to smpake and d&t's services. -98249;1362544072;Chaang-Noi;well i like veer and think bitinstant is needed for btc, but that charlie guy... lol -98248;1362544094;mircea_popescu;i don't really know either two of them, tbh. never used the bitinstant thing -98247;1362544109;Ukto;erik and charlie are both very nice -98246;1362544119;Ukto;charlie has been very busy personally lately -98245;1362544132;Ukto;and erik has been out and about traveling -98244;1362544136;Chaang-Noi;that charlie guy honestly i think might be mildly retarded. he said he was scared to take money form the fbi in his thread and i was like why? are doing something illegal? he responce was the "fedral bra inspectors" i was like wtf?? -98243;1362544175;mircea_popescu;Ukto http://trilema.com/2013/the-events-of-failday/ << it kinda explains what my issue is with the entire thing. -98242;1362544202;Chaang-Noi;atleast they only lost 1000 btc, could ahve been much much higher -98241;1362544203;error4733;welcome to 42$ -98240;1362544206;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi there was recently a rash of small arms manufacturers refusing to deal with their rogue government there -98239;1362544210;mircea_popescu;maybe this is of the same sort. -98238;1362544211;dub;erik is clearly retarded, doesn't bode well if both of them are -98237;1362544213;Ukto;fbi doing something illegal? happens. prosocutors offering compromise to get you to do illegal acts on their behalf? happens. kimdotcom? happened. -98236;1362544221;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1262 @ 0.00608 = 7.673 BTC [-] -98235;1362544224;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -98234;1362544227;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.00000, Best ask: 42.05750, Bid-ask spread: 0.05750, Last trade: 42.00000, 24 hour volume: 97498.99357980, 24 hour low: 36.47000, 24 hour high: 42.50689, 24 hour vwap: 39.76206 -98233;1362544232;Chaang-Noi;mp where? -98232;1362544234;mircea_popescu;error4733 that's more like it. are you the manager ? -98231;1362544260;Chaang-Noi;Ukto that is what i said, is using bitinstant an illegal act, and he would not answer me yes or no... -98230;1362544283;Chaang-Noi;Ukto he went on some childish tanget about bras to avoid the topic -98229;1362544319;mod6;weak -98228;1362544323;Chaang-Noi;we are well into 42... i wake up and pop 41 and pop 42.. damn -98227;1362544351;error4733;welcome to 42$ -98226;1362544353;Chaang-Noi;i told him i cant tell people to use bitinstant any more if he cant tell me that he does not think using it is not illegal... -98225;1362544359;Ukto;$42.68 is current high -98224;1362544363;error4733;;;ticker -98223;1362544364;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.00000, Best ask: 42.47121, Bid-ask spread: 0.47121, Last trade: 42.47121, 24 hour volume: 97587.14426085, 24 hour low: 36.50000, 24 hour high: 42.68943, 24 hour vwap: 39.76494 -98222;1362544392;Chaang-Noi;if it was not for all the strong bids id say this is bubble:/ but it does not look like bubble:/ -98221;1362544420;Chaang-Noi;i think the sellers who were going to sell sold at 28-32 expecting to get them cheaper... -98220;1362544431;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi Feb 23 17:44:29 http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/23/gaining-momentum-now-42-gun-companies-have-stopped-selling-to-law-enforcement-in-anti-2nd-amendment-states/ -98219;1362544455;Chaang-Noi;america and guns :) -98218;1362544459;Guest11426;Sold 7% @ $40.40 -98217;1362544466;Guest11426;3 hours ago -98216;1362544467;mircea_popescu;hi guest -98215;1362544469;Guest11426;LOL -98214;1362544484;Chaang-Noi;i sold about 5% at 35ish... -98213;1362544500;Bugpowderr;;;ticker -98212;1362544502;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.05850, Best ask: 42.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24150, Last trade: 42.05850, 24 hour volume: 97857.41109838, 24 hour low: 36.56000, 24 hour high: 42.69000, 24 hour vwap: 39.77385 -98211;1362544502;mircea_popescu;i've not sold -98210;1362544511;ThickAssLaptop;sold 0% -98209;1362544525;Bugpowderr;Selling a little makes me have courage -98208;1362544528;mircea_popescu;selling is for girls -98207;1362544529;Bugpowderr;for the long hold -98206;1362544532;Bugpowderr;yes -98205;1362544537;Bugpowderr;it actually is for girls -98204;1362544541;Chaang-Noi;selling a little makes my family have food and nice things... -98203;1362544542;Bugpowderr;wife is happy -98202;1362544544;mircea_popescu;so then great :D -98201;1362544547;Bugpowderr;now let my coins be... -98200;1362544551;mircea_popescu;haha -98199;1362544564;Bugpowderr;Now S.DICE needs to bounce -98198;1362544568;Bugpowderr;this is redic -98197;1362544582;mircea_popescu;jcpham more than a house, less than a car ? -98196;1362544591;Bugpowderr;I should deposit and buy that block at .0047 -98195;1362544605;jcpham;i traded afe wbitcoinf or 800$ in amazon the other day -98194;1362544612;Chaang-Noi;mp that is lol but just a stunt, the cops will get arms -98193;1362544613;jcpham;wth -98192;1362544615;mircea_popescu;"Swarm Economy"... i originally read "Smarm Economy -98191;1362544631;jcpham;anyways Ilaunder my money through my family -98190;1362544632;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi yeah, asciilifeform was making the same point, marketing gimmick. -98189;1362544636;jcpham;buy them the things they need -98188;1362544652;Chaang-Noi;gets in the press, make a point -98187;1362544677;jcpham;mircea_popescu i noticed that reference btw -98186;1362544680;jcpham;good one -98185;1362544689;dub;s.duece is never bouncing -98184;1362544696;mircea_popescu;:p -98183;1362544702;jcpham;i only had about 300 BTC stolen from me -98182;1362544708;jcpham;1600btc if i count the interest -98181;1362544712;dub;lol -98180;1362544716;mircea_popescu;jcpham i'm the agent of "never forget" -98179;1362544719;jcpham;so no big deal -98178;1362544726;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1262 @ 0.00569 = 7.1808 BTC [+] -98177;1362544740;mircea_popescu;1600 btc wouldn't have bought a car back in sept would it have ? -98176;1362544747;jcpham;but this time last year i mined a few hundred bucks a day -98175;1362544755;jcpham;and gave it to strangers for shits and giggles -98174;1362544758;mircea_popescu;i guess just about yeah. -98173;1362544759;jcpham;my how we change -98172;1362544782;mircea_popescu;jcpham i'm still in that phase, just, the rate supports my extravagance. -98171;1362544783;Bugpowderr;$43 -98170;1362544787;error4733;43$ -98169;1362544787;mircea_popescu;no fucking way ?! -98168;1362544789;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -98167;1362544789;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.99998, Best ask: 43.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00002, Last trade: 42.99998, 24 hour volume: 98119.15011464, 24 hour low: 36.69989, 24 hour high: 43.00000, 24 hour vwap: 39.80119 -98166;1362544792;jcpham;it might have bought me a yugo -98165;1362544794;error4733;haha -98164;1362544797;error4733;WTF -98163;1362544804;mircea_popescu;ok mr manager, i withdraw my complaint. -98162;1362544817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13497 @ 0.00073462 = 9.9152 BTC [+] -98161;1362544819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34806 @ 0.00075 = 26.1045 BTC [+] -98160;1362544820;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 908 @ 0.00608 = 5.5206 BTC [-] -98159;1362544823;mircea_popescu;50 is happening this week. -98158;1362544827;jcpham;i regret all the silver bullion i've bought -98157;1362544834;jcpham;facepalm -98156;1362544842;mircea_popescu;jcpham i never bouight any! ha! -98155;1362544848;jcpham;good for you -98154;1362544863;error4733;i regret not invented bitcoin -98153;1362544864;jcpham;i've brought in about 100 ounces -98152;1362544877;jcpham;that i payed way to much for at this juncture -98151;1362544878;mircea_popescu;my problem was, so buy 100 ounces. da fuck do i do with it now ? -98150;1362544892;mircea_popescu;more shit to stumble over. -98149;1362544902;mircea_popescu;i think many people love bitcoin PRECISELY because it's so ethereal. -98148;1362544957;dub;so all these librariantarians hoard metal for the econopocalypse right? -98147;1362544965;jcpham;i really hope this price finds long term support -98146;1362544977;dub;because when everyone is starving they are goign to care about silver and gold -98145;1362544988;Ukto;[20:39] Mar06 02:40:52 mtgox 0.4000 @ 43.00 USD -98144;1362544989;jcpham;i have some metal on hand in case i need to trade one day -98143;1362545003;asciilifeform;speaking of physical investments with use value (unlike metals) ... -98142;1362545006;dub;protip: hoard food and ammo, nobody is goign to want your shiney metal -98141;1362545007;error4733;god job prepper ! -98140;1362545012;jcpham;i like to think i have enough shiny stuff to purchase something i might need -98139;1362545014;asciilifeform;you know what has been doing almost as well as BTC? Ammo. -98138;1362545019;jcpham;but what i might need i do not know -98137;1362545021;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 24 @ 0.22 = 5.28 BTC [+] -98136;1362545033;jcpham;i also have several thousand rounds of ammo -98135;1362545036;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 10 @ 0.24103982 = 2.4104 BTC [+] -98134;1362545036;jcpham;just in case -98133;1362545063;jcpham;i also have plans to lock down my little island -98132;1362545068;jcpham;should shit hit the fan -98131;1362545072;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 5 @ 0.20618917 = 1.0309 BTC [+] -98130;1362545073;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.23521087 = 235.2109 BTC [+] -98129;1362545075;dub;i don't understand how metal is supposed to have value when fiat doesnt -98128;1362545082;jcpham;i fell you there -98127;1362545091;jcpham;the more i think about it the more i tend to agree -98126;1362545092;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 43 -98125;1362545099;jcpham;my thoughts on metal have changed -98124;1362545100;gribble;There are currently 112.41585 bitcoins offered at or under 43.0 USD, worth 4833.88037854 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -98123;1362545115;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.21048426 = 210.4843 BTC [+] -98122;1362545116;Chaang-Noi;that wont hold lol -98121;1362545135;ThickAssLaptop;lol -98120;1362545138;dub;sure you can make ammo out of metal but its probably cheaper ot hoard lead? -98119;1362545147;ThickAssLaptop;;;asks 50 -98118;1362545147;gribble;There are currently 14803.645 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 693447.9213 USD in total. | Data vintage: 46.9849 seconds -98117;1362545152;mircea_popescu; i really hope this price finds long term support << it just might. the reason is that bitcoin with large marketcap is more useful than bitcoin with low mkt cap. -98116;1362545166;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform ammo is almost pure metal :D -98115;1362545172;asciilifeform;AU/AG have value if the collapse is less-than-global, and there are speculators who might trade you food/etc from abroad in exchange for some shiny metal. -98114;1362545175;Ukto;;;goxlag -98113;1362545175;gribble;78.10124 seconds -98112;1362545178;Ukto;ouch -98111;1362545189;mircea_popescu; There are currently 112.41585 bitcoins offered at or under 43.0 USD, << epic. -98110;1362545201;dub;asciilifeform: you gonna sail to another country to trade with them? -98109;1362545210;dub;asciilifeform: do you know how to make a sailboat? -98108;1362545224;asciilifeform;no, they do the traveling. See "shuttles" in the collapsing USSR period. -98107;1362545233;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.18844965 = 188.4497 BTC [+] -98106;1362545243;mircea_popescu;ok, the quantity of options i've sold is staggering. -98105;1362545262;asciilifeform;when a nation collapses, people from nearby (and not so nearby) places come to vacuum up the valuables. -98104;1362545272;mircea_popescu; when a nation collapses, people from nearby (and not so nearby) places come to vacuum up the valuables. << word on that. -98103;1362545280;asciilifeform;sometimes via trade in basic necessities, sometimes with brute force -98102;1362545283;mircea_popescu;on the collapse of bulgaria in the 90s i went there with a truck full of cans -98101;1362545283;jcpham;mircea_popescu a lot of these numbers and amths are going to be staggering from now on -98100;1362545289;mircea_popescu;came back with truck full of joolry and shit. -98099;1362545301;mircea_popescu;jcpham i guess you're right. -98098;1362545318;jcpham;if this 50 ish range finds support -98097;1362545322;dub;mircea_popescu: what? were they hoarding the jools in their ass? -98096;1362545327;jcpham;the math gets crazier -98095;1362545332;mircea_popescu;lol -98094;1362545342;mircea_popescu;dub they had it real bad at one point. so bad in fact -98093;1362545347;error4733;some1 can sell 20K Sdice ? -98092;1362545347;mircea_popescu;the accepted bus fare was 1 egg -98091;1362545350;mircea_popescu;in like, sofia. -98090;1362545359;error4733;just for crush the market to 0.003 -98089;1362545368;jcpham;an egg as currency makes sense if perople are hungry though -98088;1362545381;jcpham;if i was starving i'd gladly accept an egg -98087;1362545384;mircea_popescu;yeah, provided it doesn't stay currency for too long. -98086;1362545389;jcpham;hahha -98085;1362545401;mircea_popescu;a three week old egg in the summer is more of a weapon than a food item -98084;1362545415;jcpham;yeah idefinitely infuse rotten egs in the supply -98083;1362545424;mircea_popescu;then call yourself bernanke. -98082;1362545429;dub;unless you're in china -98081;1362545429;Bugpowderr;the big sale on S.DICE just got pulled -98080;1362545434;dub;and also have a horse -98079;1362545435;jcpham;buy ketchup -98078;1362545441;jcpham;that what bernanke tells me -98077;1362545452;dub;jcpham: amm and 'turkey -98076;1362545460;dub;ammo* -98075;1362545460;jcpham;or is that warren buffet -98074;1362545478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100000 @ 0.00075 = 75 BTC [+] -98073;1362545550;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 10 @ 0.21068324 = 2.1068 BTC [+] -98072;1362545571;asciilifeform;of course speculators in necessities might as well have bull's eyes painted on them (both for idiot idealists and for marauders) -98071;1362545593;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.18863313 = 188.6331 BTC [+] -98070;1362545605;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.23542766 = 235.4277 BTC [+] -98069;1362545606;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 990 @ 0.21068324 = 208.5764 BTC [+] -98068;1362545622;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 10 @ 0.23622767 = 2.3623 BTC [+] -98067;1362545626;mircea_popescu;o boy. -98066;1362545629;mircea_popescu;this is one of those. -98065;1362545631;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: how was your Bulgarian bus defended? -98064;1362545642;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i am not at liberty to discuss. -98063;1362545648;asciilifeform;didn't think so -98062;1362545676;mircea_popescu;but for the record, there wasn't much violence at the time. -98061;1362545688;mircea_popescu;certainly less than what counts as a "quiet day" in washington dc or la. -98060;1362545710;mircea_popescu;for that matter, the collapse of the serbian govt during the allied bombing didn't engender much violence at all. -98059;1362545731;mircea_popescu;direct experience shows that without a government people are pretty much doing the exact same things. -98058;1362545737;dub;just some casual genocide -98057;1362545750;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the Serbs took care of their diversity problem prior to the bombing. In fact, that was the official excuse for the latter... -98056;1362545760;mircea_popescu;myeah. -98055;1362545771;jcpham;'murica: ruining your culture with economics and technology since 1944 -98054;1362545813;jcpham;mostly i blame the japanese and perl harbor for the sad state of world affairs -98053;1362545821;mircea_popescu;why bnot go the extra mile and -98052;1362545823;mircea_popescu;blame godzilla. -98051;1362545824;jcpham;*pearl -98050;1362545835;mircea_popescu;ahahaha PERL HARBOR! totally. -98049;1362545839;jcpham;i've never seen godzilla irl so... -98048;1362545841;mircea_popescu;fuck it. perl ruined the world. -98047;1362545856;mircea_popescu;we can't has good twang because perl. -98046;1362545857;mod6;lol -98045;1362545865;asciilifeform;let's go the whole hog and blame... Cromwell. -98044;1362545871;Bugpowderr;$43.50 -98043;1362545880;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i have a piece about how lincoln is the original cause america sucks. -98042;1362545891;mircea_popescu;why cromwell ? -98041;1362545900;jcpham;British colonialism is really to blame -98040;1362545909;jcpham;or the romans if we want to really point fingers -98039;1362545918;mircea_popescu;colonialism is the solution, not the problem. -98038;1362545927;mircea_popescu;english misunderstanding of french socialism is the problem. -98037;1362546004;asciilifeform;Cromwell pulled the first modern idiot revolution. -98036;1362546024;mircea_popescu;why not alaric, king of the goths ? -98035;1362546041;mircea_popescu;why not the kingdom of bulgaria, to come full circle. -98034;1362546045;jcpham;that was efore my time -98033;1362546060;jcpham;i've only been around for a few hundred years -98032;1362546079;asciilifeform;Alaric didn't specifically target the concept of nobility. -98031;1362546086;mircea_popescu;orly ?! -98030;1362546097;jcpham;beer. -98029;1362546167;error4733;44 -98028;1362546174;mircea_popescu;o no fucking way -98027;1362546197;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.65 = 13 BTC [-] -98026;1362546223;mircea_popescu;twitter sez "discosync.co just won $25k on stage at @Launch." -98025;1362546232;mircea_popescu;i'm like.. chuckle. 25k ? 25k whats ? -98024;1362546234;mircea_popescu;bitcoins ? -98023;1362546276;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.23679642 = 236.7964 BTC [+] -98022;1362546285;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.18982587 = 189.8259 BTC [+] -98021;1362546287;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.21195868 = 211.9587 BTC [+] -98020;1362546341;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -98019;1362546341;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.90000, Best ask: 44.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 44.00000, 24 hour volume: 100112.20743136, 24 hour low: 36.71000, 24 hour high: 44.00000, 24 hour vwap: 39.94269 -98018;1362546347;ThickAssLaptop;"and though may never have to, it's good to have options" -98017;1362546351;ThickAssLaptop;i -98016;1362546519;mod6;!ticker m "^OIX" -98015;1362546520;assbot;These beans is shit. -98014;1362546525;mod6;lol -98013;1362546530;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^OIX -98012;1362546531;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 29.08490939 / 43.71874246 / 47.83958615 (no shares, 8,160.59 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -98011;1362546543;mircea_popescu;hm can that be right ?! -98010;1362546544;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^OIX -98009;1362546546;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 29.08490939 / 43.71874246 / 47.83958615 (no shares, 8,160.59 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -98008;1362546547;mod6;thx! -98007;1362546599;mod6;I guess it could be right, have to do the calculation, but someone bought a bunch of puts @ 75 -98006;1362546627;mod6;14`375 actually -98005;1362546634;error4733;A LOT ! -98004;1362546638;mircea_popescu;i think those were short -98003;1362546645;mod6;ah -98002;1362546684;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.19079917 = 190.7992 BTC [+] -98001;1362546694;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.23791328 = 237.9133 BTC [+] -98000;1362546695;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.21299953 = 212.9995 BTC [+] -97999;1362546753;error4733;45 -97998;1362546776;Chaang-Noi; Mar06 03:10:42 mtgox x88 1,000.0000 @ 44.93371459 USD -97997;1362546787;Chaang-Noi;the bloody fuck -97996;1362546790;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 10 @ 0.17096796 = 1.7097 BTC [+] -97995;1362546796;Chaang-Noi;where did 43 and 44 go? -97994;1362546803;error4733;10 min each -97993;1362546832;Chaang-Noi;jesus, i go take a shit and they are gone... -97992;1362546836;mod6;43's are gone, and the even's wern't created this month -97991;1362546842;mircea_popescu;this is sorta like mining -97990;1362546890;mircea_popescu;wow the last few ticks... totally ponzi looking -97989;1362546931;mod6;lots of buy and holders -97988;1362546965;mod6;;;asks 50 -97987;1362546972;Chaang-Noi;amphipod> Mar06 03:03:55 mtgox x138 1,395.9533 @ 43.97145535 USD -97986;1362546973;gribble;There are currently 11448.341 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 548166.438908 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -97985;1362546999;Chaang-Noi;people are buying 1000 plus coins at a time at this price... -97984;1362547001;Chaang-Noi;wtf? -97983;1362547002;mircea_popescu;data vintage eh ? -97982;1362547013;jcpham;lag -97981;1362547023;Chaang-Noi;;;goxlag -97980;1362547025;gribble;456.476647 seconds -97979;1362547026;mircea_popescu;pretty cool way of sayin' it. -97978;1362547027;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -97977;1362547028;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.06075, Best ask: 44.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.23925, Last trade: 44.30000, 24 hour volume: 101787.86062457, 24 hour low: 36.71000, 24 hour high: 45.00000, 24 hour vwap: 40.04730 -97976;1362547032;dub;neat -97975;1362547062;Chaang-Noi;and this is with people trying to buy via bitinstant and being left out of the game... -97974;1362547142;thestringpuller;;;ticker -97973;1362547147;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.01000, Best ask: 44.05000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 44.13135, 24 hour volume: 101769.80421578, 24 hour low: 36.71000, 24 hour high: 45.00000, 24 hour vwap: 40.09091 -97972;1362547277;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 45 -97971;1362547282;gribble;There are currently 274.49811 bitcoins offered at or under 45.0 USD, worth 12352.4148497 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -97970;1362547282;dub;dollar spread? -97969;1362547297;jcpham;3 minute trade excution reported in #bitcoin -97968;1362547309;Chaang-Noi;yeah -97967;1362547312;Chaang-Noi;;;goxlag -97966;1362547312;gribble;356.027482 seconds -97965;1362547387;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.23876878 = 238.7688 BTC [+] -97964;1362547399;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.19154283 = 191.5428 BTC [+] -97963;1362547400;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.21379583 = 213.7958 BTC [+] -97962;1362547477;keith_hanson;Hm. So... I took a look at the site, but it doesn't really talk about what this channel is for. Is it just general trading talk? -97961;1362547484;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 20 @ 0.29732419 = 5.9465 BTC [+] -97960;1362547486;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 60 @ 0.26660605 = 15.9964 BTC [+] -97959;1362547488;keith_hanson;Sorry if the question is a newbtastical one heh -97958;1362547497;dub;its for rational discussion -97957;1362547500;mircea_popescu;keith_hanson try bitcoin-assets.com ? -97956;1362547514;mircea_popescu;but in general, it's for bitcoin securities related talk + porn. -97955;1362547534;jcpham;porn eh -97954;1362547536;dub;by containing rational discussion it is set apart from any other bitcoin forum -97953;1362547542;keith_hanson;mircea_popescu: haha, nice. I gave the website a shot, but... you have to admit, it's pretty light on any sort of information :P -97952;1362547560;mircea_popescu;yeah kakobrekla is a lover not a writer. -97951;1362547571;keith_hanson;dub: Well, so far so good then :P -97950;1362547581;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^OIX -97949;1362547583;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 29.08490939 / 44.86994706 / 48.55677484 (no shares, 9,470.06 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -97948;1362547683;Chaang-Noi;39$ btc on btc-e -97947;1362547695;mircea_popescu;risk discount ? -97946;1362547741;ThickAssLaptop;sry guys, i hit the Buy $1m button by accident -97945;1362547745;mircea_popescu;dub why do you disparage reddit -97944;1362547749;ThickAssLaptop;my bad -97943;1362547756;mircea_popescu;ThickAssLaptop did it do anything ? -97942;1362547769;ThickAssLaptop;made price hit 45 -97941;1362547775;dub;mircea_popescu: I don't pay much attention -97940;1362547793;mircea_popescu;fol > lol ftr. -97939;1362547793;ThickAssLaptop;looks like coinlabs ticker is not lagging -97938;1362547799;Chaang-Noi;the spread at btc-e is about $2 most of the time, but they get cash in via bitinstant, and that is fail -97937;1362547808;ThickAssLaptop;farting out loud? -97936;1362547810;Chaang-Noi;only way to get cash now is sell ltc for cash, lol -97935;1362547818;mircea_popescu;falling over -97934;1362547826;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi soo is ltc goingdown ? -97933;1362547828;keith_hanson;bitinstant was working for me a bit ago? -97932;1362547828;dub;are you folling at my expense? -97931;1362547848;Chaang-Noi;mo a but now yes, but its sill up 250% in 3 days -97930;1362547869;Chaang-Noi;fuck i cant type... mp yes, it is going down a bit now, but still well up -97929;1362547890;Chaang-Noi;18.5 cents to 16 cents cuz cheap ass btc -97928;1362547896;mircea_popescu;dub it happens to me when ppl push 1mn buttons -97927;1362547898;Chaang-Noi;39.5 still -97926;1362547919;mircea_popescu;still, it was 14 yest. -97925;1362547927;ThickAssLaptop;actually when i press it just tells me how many btc i wanna buy, 18889 -97924;1362547938;Chaang-Noi;ltc was 7 cents on friday -97923;1362547943;ThickAssLaptop;and then they want my pph# -97922;1362547952;Chaang-Noi;i hold about 200k so im happy -97921;1362547956;ThickAssLaptop;i'm not even single -97920;1362547967;mircea_popescu;pph = Postpartum hemorrhage ? -97919;1362547982;ThickAssLaptop;youve got my number -97918;1362548082;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.23924296 = 239.243 BTC [+] -97917;1362548087;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.21423593 = 214.2359 BTC [+] -97916;1362548093;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.19195264 = 191.9526 BTC [+] -97915;1362548176;Chaang-Noi;back to 43.. atleast i get to see it trade there :) -97914;1362548201;keith_hanson;I've never understood how people arbitrage across exchanges... doesn't the transfer of bitcoins from one account to the other take hours? -97913;1362548208;mircea_popescu;http://www.examiner.com/article/wash-state-bill-allows-police-to-search-students-without-parental-consent -97912;1362548211;mircea_popescu;that place srsly. -97911;1362548224;ThickAssLaptop;not hours -97910;1362548233;mircea_popescu;keith_hanson more like days. -97909;1362548234;mircea_popescu;also the fees. -97908;1362548243;mircea_popescu;so count two of us, i've never understood it either. -97907;1362548256;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -97906;1362548257;ThickAssLaptop;unless you are transferring from BTCT -97905;1362548257;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.33624, Best ask: 43.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.65376, Last trade: 43.99000, 24 hour volume: 102601.01478656, 24 hour low: 36.71000, 24 hour high: 45.00000, 24 hour vwap: 40.14144 -97904;1362548268;keith_hanson;BTCT? -97903;1362548282;ThickAssLaptop;sry its sorta a joke -97902;1362548285;ThickAssLaptop;btct.co -97901;1362548288;ThickAssLaptop;is an exchange -97900;1362548291;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi the concern is that volume is still low -97899;1362548295;mircea_popescu;we've not seen it peak. -97898;1362548303;ThickAssLaptop;and they do manual withdrawals over like 5btc or so -97897;1362548317;keith_hanson;o.O -97896;1362548322;dub;I keep reading BCST instead of BTCT -97895;1362548342;dub;momentary WATing ensues -97894;1362548344;Chaang-Noi;yeah mo, im happy with anything over 25 really... -97893;1362548351;Chaang-Noi;mp i cant type for shit today... -97892;1362548380;ThickAssLaptop;i wanna buy in, but... shrug -97891;1362548436;error4733;33 to 45$ in 6 days ??? -97890;1362548437;dub;im waiting for $2 again -97889;1362548437;ThickAssLaptop;;;asks 55 -97888;1362548437;gribble;There are currently 16666.852 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 807037.068585 USD in total. | Data vintage: 32.2206 seconds -97887;1362548441;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -97886;1362548444;gribble;Time since last block: 12 minutes and 17 seconds -97885;1362548452;mircea_popescu;meanwhile... wtf. i thought it was 12th this week ? -97884;1362548455;mircea_popescu;where are the th! -97883;1362548458;ThickAssLaptop;;;estimate -97882;1362548463;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4749417.28355 based on data since last change | 4789887.21932 based on data for last three days -97881;1362548480;ThickAssLaptop;supposedly they added a few TH at ozcoin -97880;1362548504;Chaang-Noi;asicminer is still kicking bfls ass:) -97879;1362548510;mircea_popescu;you know i suspect they've not been able to keep hash within 10% for six hour straight since the beginning of the month. -97878;1362548523;mircea_popescu;either their chips keep burning or software sucks or lots of overactive cats or wtf. -97877;1362548536;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i have a dead fish in the fridge that's kicking bfl's ass. -97876;1362548551;ThickAssLaptop;lots of shaking things up to mask hashing for themselves -97875;1362548570;mircea_popescu;ThickAssLaptop wait wut ? it's asicminer's business model to mine for themsleves. -97874;1362548574;Chaang-Noi;i hope bfl fails just as hard -97873;1362548590;ThickAssLaptop;you know what i mean tho -97872;1362548592;Chaang-Noi;hope only 5% of bfls chips work:) -97871;1362548600;ThickAssLaptop;backroom hashig -97870;1362548602;ThickAssLaptop;n -97869;1362548603;mircea_popescu;hm -97868;1362548607;Chaang-Noi; Mar06 03:42:56 btce 1.1179 @ 39.53 USD -97867;1362548612;mircea_popescu;they wouldn't do THAT now would they ? -97866;1362548612;error4733;;;ticker -97865;1362548613;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.50000, Best ask: 43.99000, Bid-ask spread: 1.49000, Last trade: 42.50000, 24 hour volume: 103543.75360681, 24 hour low: 36.71000, 24 hour high: 45.00000, 24 hour vwap: 40.17722 -97864;1362548628;ThickAssLaptop;i mean WHY would they to THAT? -97863;1362548629;error4733;1.5$ spread lulz -97862;1362548630;Chaang-Noi;mp they own over half the company, i dont think they will cheat much... -97861;1362548653;mircea_popescu;error4733 looks like fiat supply problems -97860;1362548658;ThickAssLaptop;no way to know anyway -97859;1362548659;Chaang-Noi;he has like 60% he is going to be one rich motherfucker -97858;1362548677;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi if it ever gets to s,mpoe sort of market cap then yes. -97857;1362548684;ThickAssLaptop;maybe he wants to be two rich motherfuckers -97856;1362548770;Chaang-Noi;assuming they get 10% of the coins in one year his 60% share is about 79k btc -97855;1362548786;Chaang-Noi;3.5 million us dollars -97854;1362548799;Chaang-Noi;just 1 year, i doubt he will need to cheat -97853;1362548883;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 0.955 = 1.91 BTC [-] -97852;1362548885;ThickAssLaptop;greed doesnt requir eneed -97851;1362548904;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.1921324 = 192.1324 BTC [+] -97850;1362548906;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.2144312 = 214.4312 BTC [+] -97849;1362548917;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.23945589 = 239.4559 BTC [+] -97848;1362548968;keith_hanson;Sorry if I keep asking basic questions, but I'm taking you up on the intelligent discussion :P I get asked a lot where the value is coming from, and the only real answer I have is the "black market"/SR. Is that the general opinion or am I misinformed? -97847;1362548985;mircea_popescu;you are misinformed. -97846;1362548992;mircea_popescu;;;google what are bitcoin market drivers -97845;1362548993;gribble;What are the Bitcoin market drivers ? pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea ...: ; George Clooney roils the Bitcoin market | FT Alphaville: ; Bitcoin Exchange Scam – Bitcoins Are Now Worthless | NERDr.com: too many amatures not enough pros, too many bitches, not enough ho's... << good one -97513;1362558492;mircea_popescu;it's spelled amateurs tho -97512;1362558504;mod6;eek! my bad. -97511;1362558534;mircea_popescu;i liked that line enough im now digging to find who the fuck came up with it -97510;1362558535;mircea_popescu;loverance ? -97509;1362558585;mod6;its an old ludacris song -97508;1362558620;mod6;lol and i mis-remembered how it goes -97507;1362558642;Chaang-Noi;who wants to be coinabul gets scammer tag? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149253.20;topicseen -97506;1362558651;Chaang-Noi;they cant send the silver cuz they will lose money -97505;1362558688;mod6;"i hate it when its too many niggas, not enough hoes, too many rookies, not enough pros!" -97504;1362558698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4 @ 0.0046 = 0.0184 BTC [+] -97503;1362558718;mircea_popescu;mod6 your mistaken version was better -97502;1362558726;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi he's not getting it what, are you kidding ? -97501;1362558746;eeeCurrencyDotCo;lookin for mah man Mircea! -97500;1362558764;Chaang-Noi;he is saying he cant give the silver because he would run out of money -97499;1362558776;Chaang-Noi;he admits the guy paid for it -97498;1362558787;Chaang-Noi;and coinibul fucked up on insurance... -97497;1362558798;mod6;coingenuity?! say it aint so!? -97496;1362558808;Chaang-Noi;how can someone who as been in btc land so long be so fucking poor? -97495;1362558813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 816 @ 0.00073156 = 0.597 BTC [-] -97494;1362558814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1030 @ 0.00073043 = 0.7523 BTC [-] -97493;1362558815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7259 @ 0.00073042 = 5.3021 BTC [-] -97492;1362558819;mircea_popescu;what i got from the digest was, customer paid, provider shipped, insurance blew up. -97491;1362558826;mircea_popescu;why's provider getting a scammer tag again ? -97490;1362558838;Chaang-Noi;fail to insure it correctly -97489;1362558844;mircea_popescu;what's that mean ? -97488;1362558849;Chaang-Noi;correct insurance was paid for but not recived -97487;1362558879;eeeCurrencyDotCo;Mircea, its' peter from eee - you sent me a link to chat with you here. -97486;1362558882;mircea_popescu;as in, they insured the wrong item ? -97485;1362558882;Chaang-Noi;if i send you a gold bar and tell you it is insured and you pay a fee for that, but it is not insured then its a scam -97484;1362558888;mircea_popescu;hello eeeCurrencyDotCo -97483;1362558899;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi but it was insured neh ? -97482;1362558906;Chaang-Noi;it seems they did not insure the item in the correct way, coinibul fucked up -97481;1362558917;Chaang-Noi;it was not insured correctly -97480;1362558926;mircea_popescu;what do you mean correctly ? like they insured the wrong item or soemthing ? -97479;1362558929;Chaang-Noi;if i ship you a gold bar, but insure a taco... its a scam -97478;1362558953;Chaang-Noi;the insureance company said the item was not insured even thought coinibal did pay a fee -97477;1362558964;mircea_popescu;so how's that on him lol. -97476;1362558964;Chaang-Noi;coinibul did not read the fine print -97475;1362558977;eeeCurrencyDotCo;:) (hi everybody) - I'm here for a specific reason, but I saw someone mention insurance. is there someone offering insurance on btc? I had ben contemplating getting my US license to offer to be an insurance broker and perhaps do somethng -97474;1362558985;mircea_popescu;if you give me a hundred bucks to give to mod6 for towing your car -97473;1362558989;mircea_popescu;and i give him 100 but he doesn't tow your car -97472;1362558994;mircea_popescu;well.., talk to mod6 -97471;1362558995;Chaang-Noi;if i send you a car from thailand and insure it, but fine print says we dont insure cars whos fault is it? -97470;1362559015;mircea_popescu;haha that's ridiculous. so are they dropping that insurer now ? -97469;1362559023;Chaang-Noi;but mp i paid you a preiumuim to do the insurance for me... -97468;1362559039;Chaang-Noi;yes mp they did a differnt insurance company cuz turned out they did not have insurance -97467;1362559044;Chaang-Noi;they moved -97466;1362559054;mod6;i would guess yah, just change insuance co's and that should set it right. -97465;1362559058;Chaang-Noi;but coinibul still fucked up, the buyer is not at fault here -97464;1362559072;Chaang-Noi;well, one guy is out of 80 btc worht of silver -97463;1362559073;mircea_popescu;well for all you know buyer got the silver -97462;1362559075;eeeCurrencyDotCo;isn't the liability on the person with the implied or definitive contract? -97461;1362559082;mircea_popescu;i mean, these word against word things are difficult to break up -97460;1362559087;Chaang-Noi;package never arived -97459;1362559090;mod6;yeah :/ -97458;1362559093;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi so the guy says -97457;1362559096;Chaang-Noi;they have tracking to priove buyer never got package -97456;1362559098;mircea_popescu;other guy says package was sent -97455;1362559103;Chaang-Noi;coinibul posted tracking number -97454;1362559105;mircea_popescu;um -97453;1362559108;eeeCurrencyDotCo;if you contract with person a and bring person b in to it, isnt the contract with person a, not b? -97452;1362559110;Chaang-Noi;conibul said it got lost in customs -97451;1362559111;mircea_popescu;so then wait. if package never arrived it's the post ? -97450;1362559124;Chaang-Noi;post or customs stole it, yeah -97449;1362559127;mircea_popescu;ah it's one of those -97448;1362559131;mircea_popescu;ya those never end up well. -97447;1362559141;mircea_popescu;still. customs should get the tag. -97446;1362559141;Chaang-Noi;so buy was like wtf, i want silver -97445;1362559151;Chaang-Noi;the coinibul was like sorry, silver not insured, fuck off -97444;1362559161;mircea_popescu;nobody insures against customs confiscations. -97443;1362559162;eeeCurrencyDotCo;ups just delivered a package today and left it with no sig - who should replace the loss? ups or the shipper? -97442;1362559195;Chaang-Noi;if there is insurance they need to cover it, but if it was sold as insured and not insured its a fucking scam -97441;1362559196;mircea_popescu;i guess this is why i am not in the business of delivering bullion to the retail postage market. -97440;1362559207;mircea_popescu;sucks for margins, sucks for operations, sucks all around. -97439;1362559211;Chaang-Noi;yeah... reading fine print help... -97438;1362559214;BitHub;yep -97437;1362559234;Chaang-Noi;but jesus he willl destroy his rep for 80 btc saying he has no money to give the guy silver,,, how can he be so poor and be in btc that long... -97436;1362559243;BitHub;need in house vaults -97435;1362559244;mod6;well, who knows dude. -97434;1362559247;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi it's liability management -97433;1362559256;mircea_popescu;if he does this then he's going to have a rash of people trying it. -97432;1362559269;mircea_popescu;don't underestimate the interwebs slave culture. -97431;1362559270;Chaang-Noi;the buyer has proof he never got the shit... -97430;1362559275;mircea_popescu;people will do incredible things for pennies. -97429;1362559288;BitHub;i hope coinabul works it out :) seems like a good kind -97428;1362559292;Chaang-Noi;the buyer could not have scammed here -97427;1362559302;Chaang-Noi;i ordered from coinibul myself once, ill never do it again... -97426;1362559316;BitHub;but you two are like broooos -97425;1362559321;Chaang-Noi;and that was cuz he fucked my order up, not this -97424;1362559364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0045 = 0.45 BTC [-] -97423;1362559366;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0035 = 0.35 BTC [-] -97422;1362559367;eeeCurrencyDotCo;Mircea, when is a good time to come back and chat with you about setting up an exchange, or becoming a broker, or getting listed? -97421;1362559372;mod6;well, personally, i think its a cool business (many others think its pretty neat-o too), I hope he gets it squared away. -97420;1362559434;mircea_popescu;eeeCurrencyDotCo now is fine -97419;1362559453;mircea_popescu;you go /query mircea_popescu to talk in private. -97418;1362559461;BitHub;aww -97417;1362559466;eeeCurrencyDotCo;Thanks -97416;1362559489;mircea_popescu;lol is that the mtgox 1satoshi bot pushing the s.dice down ? -97415;1362559566;maximian;Hey, at least there's some action! -97414;1362559710;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136255249324.png "plz to insert buttcoinz" -97413;1362559739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.0046 BTC [+] -97412;1362559765;kakobrekla;mornin -97411;1362559793;mircea_popescu;what, you slept ?! -97410;1362559803;kakobrekla;myeah -97409;1362559806;kakobrekla;it sucks! -97408;1362559824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0045 = 0.45 BTC [-] -97407;1362559883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.0046 BTC [+] -97406;1362560013;mircea_popescu;so runup to 45, retrace to 44, back for another go -97405;1362560040;kakobrekla;;;stats -97404;1362560041;gribble;I have 16 registered users with 21 registered hostmasks; 1 owner and 0 admins. -97403;1362560045;kakobrekla;no that u silly -97402;1362560047;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -97401;1362560050;gribble;Current Blocks: 224491 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 1300 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 1 day, 21 hours, 41 minutes, and 55 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4775657.49997 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.33592 -97400;1362560055;kakobrekla;;;ticker -97399;1362560058;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -97398;1362560059;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.34351, Best ask: 44.68217, Bid-ask spread: 0.33866, Last trade: 44.68217, 24 hour volume: 105246.62244956, 24 hour low: 37.72771, 24 hour high: 45.00000, 24 hour vwap: 40.78103 -97397;1362560060;mircea_popescu;16 users, that little ?>! -97396;1362560060;gribble;1 BTC = 44.68217 U.S. dollars = 34.1999005 Euros -97395;1362560077;kakobrekla;damn. -97394;1362560085;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla recall what you said about btc ? -97393;1362560090;mircea_popescu;YOU WERE WRONG. it's not 32, its 34. -97392;1362560104;kakobrekla;dunn o said a lot of stuff -97391;1362560134;kakobrekla;ah ah -97390;1362560137;mircea_popescu;:p -97389;1362560140;kakobrekla;:DD -97388;1362560148;kakobrekla;i said 33 then. -97387;1362560155;kakobrekla;close eh? -97386;1362560157;mircea_popescu;yeah lol -97385;1362560168;mircea_popescu;you should start a subscrtiption service. -97384;1362560172;kakobrekla;hahah -97383;1362560190;mircea_popescu;"i'ma go take a piss. by the time im back, btc is 1 ford escort per" -97382;1362560198;kakobrekla;:DDDDDD -97381;1362560208;mircea_popescu;then it turns true and everyone is "buy kakobrekla escorts" -97380;1362560211;kakobrekla;"and i havent pissed in a long while" -97379;1362560226;kakobrekla;lol -97378;1362560639;[\\\];so when's the correction? -97377;1362560654;kakobrekla;you mean the 100$? -97376;1362560656;Chaang-Noi;after 125 -97375;1362560657;kakobrekla;need to wait a bit more -97374;1362560670;mircea_popescu;[\\\] the way my book is loaded if we go back to 30 im'a be floating in a pond of btc -97373;1362560796;Chaang-Noi;fuuuuck 45.77 -97372;1362560805;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -97371;1362560805;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.50000, Best ask: 44.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 45.77190, 24 hour volume: 105273.67523350, 24 hour low: 38.48373, 24 hour high: 45.77190, 24 hour vwap: 40.95523 -97370;1362560822;Chaang-Noi;lo wat? -97369;1362560835;kakobrekla;no, its hi wat. -97368;1362560836;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -97367;1362560836;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.50000, Best ask: 44.56634, Bid-ask spread: 0.06634, Last trade: 44.56634, 24 hour volume: 105176.47600550, 24 hour low: 38.48373, 24 hour high: 45.77190, 24 hour vwap: 40.95719 -97366;1362560866;Chaang-Noi;amphipod> Mar06 07:05:44 mtgox x221 1,000.0000 @ 4,319.05105821 JPY -97365;1362560870;Chaang-Noi;it was in yen -97364;1362560873;Chaang-Noi;lol fuck -97363;1362560891;mircea_popescu;lol -97362;1362560901;Namworld;;;ticker yen -97361;1362560901;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -97360;1362560922;Namworld;;;ticker JPY -97359;1362560922;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -97358;1362560935;Namworld;;;ticker --JPY -97357;1362560935;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid currency (1 more message) -97356;1362560953;Namworld;;;ticker --currency JPY -97355;1362560953;gribble;BTCJPY ticker | Best bid: 4200.899, Best ask: 4292.351, Bid-ask spread: 91.45200, Last trade: 4371.772, 24 hour volume: 5026.74060167, 24 hour low: 3531.751, 24 hour high: 4371.772, 24 hour vwap: 4236.634 -97354;1362561244;mod6;did i just see that right? -97353;1362561247;mod6;nearly hit 46 -97352;1362561248;mod6;;;ticker -97351;1362561249;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.60001, Best ask: 44.94191, Bid-ask spread: 0.34190, Last trade: 44.51434, 24 hour volume: 105828.92739695, 24 hour low: 38.48373, 24 hour high: 45.98000, 24 hour vwap: 41.05239 -97350;1362561256;Chaang-Noi;in yen not usd -97349;1362561277;mod6;;;asks 46 -97348;1362561277;gribble;There are currently 573.51808 bitcoins offered at or under 46.0 USD, worth 26378.2569228 USD in total. | Data vintage: 69.3444 seconds -97347;1362561284;Chaang-Noi;it looks to me like mt gox is bidding this shit up... -97346;1362561286;mod6;o thats why -97345;1362561299;mod6;just only 573 to 46 USD -97344;1362561303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.50000001 BTC [+] -97343;1362561305;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.5 = 10 BTC [-] -97342;1362561310;[\\\];You know, I'm surprised people don't bring that up more -97341;1362561321;[\\\];mtgox has a vested interest in having the price of bitcoin go up -97340;1362561321;mod6;Chaang-Noi: yeah -97339;1362561323;Chaang-Noi;no one cares -97338;1362561327;[\\\];since they charge half their fees in btc -97337;1362561333;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00667 BTC [+] -97336;1362561335;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 54 @ 0.00666 = 0.3596 BTC [-] -97335;1362561337;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 19 @ 0.0066 = 0.1254 BTC [-] -97334;1362561346;Chaang-Noi;went from 12 to 45, now the public is buying... i dont give a fuck if it is gox or not, but i bet it is partly them... -97333;1362561358;kakobrekla;[\\\], depends on your settings -97332;1362561373;Chaang-Noi;you know the gox people are old timers who have a shit load of btc... lose some fiat, make massive gain in btc... -97331;1362561382;Chaang-Noi;i do that in ltc at time... pump and dump -97330;1362561383;mircea_popescu;[\\\] everyone does, tho. -97329;1362561410;mircea_popescu;the thing with btc is that it's useful worth 1 unit at a market cap < 1bn, and worth significantly more than 10 units at a market cap > 10bn -97328;1362561470;[\\\];kakobrekla, what do you mean? -97327;1362561487;kakobrekla;[\\\] you can set it so fees are taken from fiat side only -97326;1362561504;[\\\];yeah, but you still pay the same amount -97325;1362561511;kakobrekla;in dollars -97324;1362561516;[\\\];they just take the equivalent amount in USD -97323;1362561516;kakobrekla;or whatever -97322;1362561520;Chaang-Noi;i quit? -97321;1362561524;[\\\];it is still the same fee -97320;1362561526;kakobrekla;so it doesnt matter if btc goes up for them -97319;1362561531;kakobrekla;if they have ur dollars -97318;1362561558;[\\\];taking a fee of .5% of a $30 btc vs a $5 btc -97317;1362561582;Chaang-Noi;if i have 1,000,000 btc and it costs me 1,000,000 fiat to move the price from $15 to $30 then i spend 1 million to get 15 million... -97316;1362561589;kakobrekla;ya but its 30 000 usd not 5 000 usd -97315;1362561605;[\\\];that isn't a yeah but -97314;1362561607;[\\\];you're making my point -97313;1362561627;kakobrekla;you are moving more fiat -97312;1362561630;kakobrekla;ofc there will be more fee -97311;1362561632;[\\\];regardless of how you express it, they're getting more USD -97310;1362561633;kakobrekla;halooo -97309;1362561664;[\\\];they're still moving the same amount of btc, why should the fee go up? ;) -97308;1362561707;kakobrekla;casuse its more dwollars -97307;1362561743;Chaang-Noi; Mar06 07:21:21 mtgox x62 414.2822 @ 45.90051627 USD -97306;1362561743;Chaang-Noi; Mar06 07:21:21 mtgox x66 532.4452 @ 4,387.21444939 JPY -97305;1362561809;Chaang-Noi;946... maybe out of money? -97304;1362561820;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 8 @ 0.00568 = 0.0454 BTC [-] -97303;1362561825;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -97302;1362561825;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.44733, Best ask: 45.68716, Bid-ask spread: 0.23983, Last trade: 45.44733, 24 hour volume: 106156.27636265, 24 hour low: 38.48373, 24 hour high: 46.40000, 24 hour vwap: 41.11371 -97301;1362561858;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -97300;1362561859;gribble;1 BTC = 45.68716 U.S. dollars = 34.8251848 Euros -97299;1362561947;Chaang-Noi;46 lol almost -97298;1362561949;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -97297;1362561949;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.67000, Best ask: 45.98000, Bid-ask spread: 0.31000, Last trade: 45.98000, 24 hour volume: 106101.67272176, 24 hour low: 38.48373, 24 hour high: 46.40000, 24 hour vwap: 41.12159 -97296;1362561965;Chaang-Noi;oh shit we killed 46 already -97295;1362561972;[\\\];red bold text makes for easy reading: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75802.msg1589202#msg1589202 -97294;1362561994;mircea_popescu;noway -97293;1362561995;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -97292;1362561996;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.67000, Best ask: 45.98000, Bid-ask spread: 0.31000, Last trade: 45.98000, 24 hour volume: 106146.37381511, 24 hour low: 38.48373, 24 hour high: 46.40000, 24 hour vwap: 41.12535 -97291;1362562013;mircea_popescu;dude this needs to simmer down -97290;1362562020;mircea_popescu;i need to go shower, get laid, do human stuff -97289;1362562030;mircea_popescu;i can't be spending my days watching the screens ;/ -97288;1362562045;Chaang-Noi;yeah i hear ya... girls dont like giving bjs when you look at charts... -97287;1362562142;Chaang-Noi;theymos has some tricky shit dealing with glbse and scammer tags -97286;1362562163;Chaang-Noi;he has to be careful or he will need to give him self a few lol -97285;1362562233;mircea_popescu;girls don't mind, that's what slavery was invented for. -97284;1362562235;mircea_popescu;however, i mind. -97283;1362562259;Chaang-Noi;i at this time do not have a slave. -97282;1362562378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [-] -97281;1362562379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 99 @ 0.0035 = 0.3465 BTC [-] -97280;1362562443;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 50 -97279;1362562449;gribble;There are currently 11272.36 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 542707.482662 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -97278;1362562473;Chaang-Noi;at this rate we will be at $50 this time tomorrow -97277;1362562564;Chaang-Noi;oh shit, just found 5000 ltc i forgot about -97276;1362563048;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -97275;1362563049;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.00100, Best ask: 46.41402, Bid-ask spread: 0.41302, Last trade: 46.00000, 24 hour volume: 107455.02852074, 24 hour low: 38.48373, 24 hour high: 46.49000, 24 hour vwap: 41.24338 -97274;1362563145;Namworld;bwuahahaha -97273;1362563186;Chaang-Noi;:) -97272;1362563190;Chaang-Noi;ltc over 20 cetns too -97271;1362563218;Namworld;So that's a $1000 you just found -97270;1362563245;Chaang-Noi;i was checking old wallets -97269;1362563259;Chaang-Noi;i knew where it was, but i forgot it had coin in it -97268;1362563268;Chaang-Noi;thought id check cuz new hights... -97267;1362563450;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.005401 = 0.054 BTC [-] -97266;1362563460;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.0054 = 0.0162 BTC [-] -97265;1362563481;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 25 @ 0.00502 = 0.1255 BTC [-] -97264;1362563497;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0053 = 0.53 BTC [-] -97263;1362563510;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 92 @ 0.005 = 0.46 BTC [-] -97262;1362563688;Chaang-Noi;dice trades for .0035 on exchange pt is .0054? lol -97261;1362563945;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 84 @ 0.65 = 54.6 BTC [-] -97260;1362564067;Namworld;PTs lag behind a bit. -97259;1362564278;Chaang-Noi; Mar06 07:48:37 bitfloor 6.3606 @ 48.49 USD -97258;1362564286;Chaang-Noi;seems bullish -97257;1362564424;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -97256;1362564723;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.44 = 2.2 BTC [-] -97255;1362564725;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.43 = 2.15 BTC [-] -97254;1362564726;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.425 = 0.85 BTC [-] -97253;1362564727;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.42 = 2.1 BTC [-] -97252;1362564819;Namworld;S.DICE on the other hand is going down the drain -97251;1362564844;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 0.955 = 1.91 BTC [-] -97250;1362564952;Chaang-Noi;never thought it would last, shocked it did as well as it has -97249;1362564964;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.41 = 2.05 BTC [-] -97248;1362564967;mircea_popescu;sooo i just realised -97247;1362564977;mircea_popescu;mpoe bot traded ~30k calls today, + 10k or so puts -97246;1362564988;mircea_popescu;this is like a good fraction of mtgox's day. -97245;1362565006;Chaang-Noi;seems people are bullish eh? -97244;1362565012;mircea_popescu;way. -97243;1362565014;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -97242;1362565015;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.20199, Best ask: 46.83966, Bid-ask spread: 0.63767, Last trade: 46.90000, 24 hour volume: 108408.53715162, 24 hour low: 38.48373, 24 hour high: 46.93000, 24 hour vwap: 41.38489 -97241;1362565023;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.4 = 4 BTC [-] -97240;1362565028;mircea_popescu;apparently with good reason. -97239;1362565051;Chaang-Noi;yeah... its smart to buy up all the calls, then dump 10 million on gox.... -97238;1362565065;coingenuity;Chaang-Noi: not at all -97237;1362565072;Chaang-Noi;get tones of shit, sell back 10 million btc, at the much higher price, and do it again -97236;1362565075;Chaang-Noi;free money -97235;1362565083;coingenuity;Chaang-Noi: i explained that it's the insurance company's choice to insure any parcel... -97234;1362565099;coingenuity;:P -97233;1362565105;Chaang-Noi;man he never got his silver, you never gave it to him, end of stopry -97232;1362565114;coingenuity;incorrect 100% -97231;1362565119;Chaang-Noi;he got the silver/ -97230;1362565119;Chaang-Noi;? -97229;1362565131;Chaang-Noi;you need to post in the thread if he got the silver man... -97228;1362565135;coingenuity;he was given his silver, his country's goverment stole it, i was going to replace it until he wrote a script to annoy me -97227;1362565141;coingenuity;end of story -97226;1362565149;coingenuity;anyway, i can't talk with you, i'm eating dinner -97225;1362565153;Chaang-Noi;you failed to get him the silver -97224;1362565170;Chaang-Noi;your going to get killed in that thread man, just man up and pay it back -97223;1362565278;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.18460872 = 184.6087 BTC [+] -97222;1362565281;Namworld;Doesn't coinabul specify the user must research import laws for his country himself? If the silver/gold is seized at the customs, no coinabul's problem. -97221;1362565324;coingenuity;Namworld: yes, we do -97220;1362565372;Chaang-Noi;customs clearly will claim there was no silver... (as they stole it) its not like shipping to Austriala is illegal -97219;1362565381;coingenuity;Namworld: aside from insuring, and paying premiums on said insurance, for all parcels who's owners request it, we cannot do anything to change the minds of insurance companies nor governments... -97218;1362565392;coingenuity;(although we always do our best to try) -97217;1362565420;Chaang-Noi;you need to say on your website insured shipping does not imp[ly the shipping is insured and delivery is not guarranteed -97216;1362565433;Chaang-Noi;also 47... almost -97215;1362565443;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 47 -97214;1362565446;gribble;There are currently 3915.0774 bitcoins offered at or under 47.0 USD, worth 183856.80088 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0031 seconds -97213;1362565453;Chaang-Noi;ahh nice wall on 47 -97212;1362565457;coingenuity;Chaang-Noi: i'm going to ignore your instigation, insured shipping is insured -97211;1362565468;coingenuity;i have more important work to do than bicker about nothing with you -97210;1362565475;Chaang-Noi;you came here buddy -97209;1362565479;Chaang-Noi;best of luck -97208;1362565505;coingenuity;Chaang-Noi: come back to me when you've contributed anything more than trolling to the bitcoin community as a whole... -97207;1362565510;coingenuity;anyway, /ignore -97206;1362565565;Chaang-Noi;oh slam, a scammer called me a troll, buuuurn :) -97205;1362565621;coingenuity;Chaang-Noi: i'm almost certain you've 1. ordered gold from me 2. had that gold delivered to you successfully -97204;1362565628;coingenuity;so yeah, really? -97203;1362565636;Chaang-Noi;yeah it took a month -97202;1362565654;Chaang-Noi;i felt cheated i needed it right away, -97201;1362565668;Chaang-Noi;you did not steal from me, but id never use you again... -97200;1362565683;Chaang-Noi;however i need that gold to sell for fiat and you fucked me over by taking forever -97199;1362565690;Chaang-Noi;and i lost a lot of value while waiting -97198;1362565706;Chaang-Noi;dont have have me on ignore? im going afk anyway -97197;1362565718;Chaang-Noi;46.9 new ath, -97196;1362565742;Chaang-Noi;that small wall at 47 should slow us down a bit -97195;1362565858;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 47 -97194;1362565863;gribble;There are currently 2982.5833 bitcoins offered at or under 47.0 USD, worth 140147.42823 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -97193;1362565953;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.18488932 = 184.8893 BTC [+] -97192;1362566398;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 47 -97191;1362566405;gribble;There are currently 3728.5372 bitcoins offered at or under 47.0 USD, worth 175132.256038 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -97190;1362566744;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 5 @ 0.0066 = 0.033 BTC [-] -97189;1362566779;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.18548653 = 185.4865 BTC [+] -97188;1362567154;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.27 = 1.08 BTC [-] -97187;1362567183;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.18619661 = 186.1966 BTC [+] -97186;1362567233;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -97185;1362567234;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.06200, Best ask: 46.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03800, Last trade: 46.10000, 24 hour volume: 109292.22019850, 24 hour low: 38.48373, 24 hour high: 46.93000, 24 hour vwap: 41.61645 -97184;1362567247;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -97183;1362567249;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 29.08490939 / 47.44997453 / 50.14846327 (no shares, 13,996.17 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -97182;1362567260;mircea_popescu;over 50. this is historix. -97181;1362567550;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -97180;1362567577;gribble;Time since last block: 9 minutes and 32 seconds -97179;1362567866;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.18991695 = 189.917 BTC [+] -97178;1362568013;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/291/bitcoin-over-50-by-march-13th/ -97177;1362568027;mircea_popescu;put a bitcoin in teh oix! -97176;1362568990;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.190908 = 190.908 BTC [+] -97175;1362569340;ZedsterX;ouch dice is dead -97174;1362569466;kakobrekla;nah -97173;1362569474;kakobrekla;some will pull out, sell the coin -97172;1362569482;kakobrekla;other people will buy the coins and put it back in -97171;1362569487;kakobrekla;just a shuffle -97170;1362569564;ZedsterX;has $45 really come and gone today -97169;1362569596;kakobrekla;i sold 100 for my father for 4670 -97168;1362569649;ZedsterX;i am trying to buy a few :P -97167;1362569674;ZedsterX;only 42 on BTC-e just hard to get USD there -97166;1362569702;ZedsterX;hard to get them there fast at least -97165;1362569736;ZedsterX;well i did get em for 45 -97164;1362569923;TradeFortress;ZedsterX, you can always just long it -97163;1362570089;dub;;;goxlag -97162;1362570106;gribble;245.37453 seconds -97161;1362570111;kakobrekla;lol -97160;1362570128;dub;it was 600 earlier -97159;1362570155;kakobrekla;no hardware can make up for bad code -97158;1362570156;dub;its retarded, pretty much random whether your order hits -97157;1362570228;kakobrekla;yes gox is retarded -97156;1362570232;kakobrekla;also stamp is retarded -97155;1362570239;kakobrekla;but just a little less -97154;1362570248;kakobrekla;or maybe even not that -97153;1362570265;kakobrekla;just the money is out quicker there -97152;1362570278;kakobrekla;sill no solid platform to trade btc -97151;1362570293;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00548 BTC [+] -97150;1362570356;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 191 @ 0.00548 = 1.0467 BTC [+] -97149;1362570394;dub;market buy around 43.9 buys at 44.50 -97148;1362570412;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.63494 BTC [-] -97147;1362570790;TradeFortress;woha -97146;1362570797;TradeFortress;sdiec bid is at IPO prices -97145;1362570857;TradeFortress;yet people are still buying it for 0.0052 on bf -97144;1362571216;TradeFortress;keep putting up bids on BF please -97143;1362571579;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -97142;1362571804;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.42 = 0.84 BTC [+] -97141;1362572098;Bowjob;meow -97140;1362572102;Bowjob;;;ticker -97139;1362572110;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.14403, Best ask: 46.47898, Bid-ask spread: 0.33495, Last trade: 46.14403, 24 hour volume: 105262.95331360, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 46.93000, 24 hour vwap: 42.31133 -97138;1362572128;Bowjob;holy titfuck -97137;1362572145;TradeFortress;morning! -97136;1362572158;TradeFortress;expect $50 tommorow when you wake up. -97135;1362572275;TradeFortress;mpex down or just me? -97134;1362572307;leotreasure;it looks down to me -97133;1362572317;TradeFortress;hmm yea so does downforeveryoneorjustme.com -97132;1362572334;leotreasure;must be a recent thing it was working not too long ago -97131;1362572403;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 50 @ 0.65 = 32.5 BTC [-] -97130;1362572441;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 25 @ 0.00999 = 0.2498 BTC [+] -97129;1362572465;dub;try http://mpex.coinbr.com/ -97128;1362572475;Bowjob;oh god -97127;1362572487;Bowjob;guys I won the bet.. LTC will reach 20cents -97126;1362572490;Bowjob;.. damj -97125;1362572497;Bowjob;I feel like I deserved a bit more coins -97124;1362572502;TradeFortress;dub, doesn't work. -97123;1362572520;dub;does for me -97122;1362572555;TradeFortress;504 Gateway Time-out -97121;1362572556;TradeFortress;nginx -97120;1362572578;jurov;yep, none is working -97119;1362572589;jurov;like someone cooked their router again -97118;1362572823;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.6498 BTC [-] -97117;1362572884;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.42 = 1.26 BTC [+] -97116;1362572885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.4 = 6.8 BTC [-] -97115;1362572887;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -97114;1362573124;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -97113;1362573125;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -97112;1362573212;Bowjob;Ooh -97111;1362573214;Bowjob;Look at Dice go -97110;1362573215;Bowjob;lol -97109;1362573220;Bowjob;I got out just in time -97108;1362573295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00073198 = 5.2703 BTC [+] -97107;1362573304;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.38 = 1.14 BTC [-] -97106;1362573305;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -97105;1362573307;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.38 = 1.52 BTC [-] -97104;1362573345;jurov;interesting... mpex offline but it does report trades -97103;1362573389;jurov;at least mpex.coinbr.com works now -97102;1362573506;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 84 @ 0.00549 = 0.4612 BTC [+] -97101;1362574024;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -97100;1362574035;Bowjob;I'll be a bro and give some of my friends an opportunity to buy BTC -97099;1362574036;Bowjob;lol -97098;1362574063;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 15 @ 0.00549 = 0.0824 BTC [+] -97097;1362574224;kakobrekla;lol wtf is this shit -97096;1362574226;kakobrekla;Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom -97095;1362574226;kakobrekla;#Megacard: I would love to create a #Bitcoin credit card! Who can help us make it happen? Email: twitter@kim.com -97094;1362574540;Bowjob;that ianbakewell is gonna get slaughtered -97093;1362574547;Bowjob;with 600 BTC loan -97092;1362574658;Namworld;? -97091;1362574736;Bowjob;ian borrowed 600 BTC when they were 34 dollars each -97090;1362574907;Bowjob;btc-e is down -97089;1362574957;Namworld;For what purpose? -97088;1362574965;Namworld;I'm also borrowing BTC -97087;1362574989;Bowjob;shorting? -97086;1362574989;Bowjob;,h, -97085;1362575031;Namworld;nah, I'll grab some S.DICE or stuff like that for my passthroughs while it's cheap. -97084;1362575272;Troic_;!ticker m s.dice -97083;1362575294;assbot;Quest for vision is a great blessing. -97082;1362575545;Troic_;!ticker h s.dice -97081;1362575548;assbot;Quest for vision is a great blessing. -97080;1362575572;kakobrekla;ask on bitstamp at 48 heh -97079;1362575800;Namworld;what's happening with MPEx? -97078;1362575833;fydel1;yeah..that's a good question -97077;1362575848;jurov;i don't know. at least the backend works -97076;1362575851;maximian;probably a DoS attack, happened a few weeks ago -97075;1362575870;Namworld;backend works... I guess the web interface is being updated -97074;1362575955;jurov;it's more complicated... http://mpex.coinbr.com is a proxy (accepts orders/stat, too) -97073;1362575980;jurov;and it works fine now (but it was not for a while, too) -97072;1362575982;mjr_;hi all -97071;1362575989;mjr_;whats up with mpex? -97070;1362576001;jurov;hello, no idea -97069;1362576011;jurov;coinbr works atm -97068;1362576026;mjr_;yep -97067;1362576026;jurov;cuz we access alternate mpex ip -97066;1362576030;mjr_;ah nice -97065;1362576057;jurov;but that can change anytime -97064;1362576081;mjr_;this is just crazy right now -97063;1362576097;kakobrekla;which part -97062;1362576103;mjr_;46? -97061;1362576107;kakobrekla;a that -97060;1362576110;mjr_;so fast -97059;1362576132;mjr_;i bought the 41 calls as a long shot -97058;1362576148;kakobrekla;:) -97057;1362576170;kakobrekla;apparently you shot accuratley on long distances -97056;1362576266;jurov;coinbr user support is becoming fun. got another email "i bought C37Ts, now i'm selling and nobody wants them, help!" -97055;1362576296;jurov;explained to him how to click Exercise link right on dashboard... -97054;1362576316;jurov;but looks like thay sold in meantime anyway -97053;1362576383;jurov;whale gobbled everything -97052;1362576421;jurov;looks like we need to create MPOE Emergency Relief fund -97051;1362576507;jurov;or MP can start selling extraordinary mpoe bonds -97050;1362576788;mjr_;troubled asset relief? -97049;1362576816;mjr_;why would he sell or exercise now? there is like 21 days left... -97048;1362576851;jurov;he did not explain.. seems he didn't know what he's doing -97047;1362576859;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -97046;1362576862;kakobrekla;kinda interesting -97045;1362576899;jurov;Oo bitstamp is at 48? time to sell a bit -97044;1362577203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.51 = 3.06 BTC [+] -97043;1362577445;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/AAPO3vk.png -97042;1362577462;kakobrekla;i asked that question a week or so ago -97041;1362577473;kakobrekla;no answer in this chan -97040;1362577483;kakobrekla;thought we had smart ppl here. -97039;1362577972;jurov;Rule 1. We do not know what is paypal -97038;1362577989;jurov;Rule 2. Even if we know, we never speak about it. -97037;1362577998;kakobrekla;shit, might add that to the bitcoin-assets.com -97036;1362578023;kakobrekla;cause i herd its useless -97035;1362578103;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 47 -97034;1362578109;gribble;There are currently 5140.5779 bitcoins offered at or under 47.0 USD, worth 240829.255427 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -97033;1362578131;Chaang-Noi;;;bids-35 -97032;1362578132;gribble;Error: "bids-35" is not a valid command. -97031;1362578324;jurov;bitcoin-central at 38.5 , bitstamp at 47, lol -97030;1362578334;jurov;must do something about -97029;1362578576;Bowjob;;;ticker -97028;1362578578;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.42009, Best ask: 45.42019, Bid-ask spread: 0.00010, Last trade: 45.42021, 24 hour volume: 99525.39008012, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 46.93000, 24 hour vwap: 42.60348 -97027;1362578586;Bowjob;crash -97026;1362578596;jurov;ooooh the btccentral price is in eur.. even moar intriguing -97025;1362578601;Bowjob;see you at single digits -97024;1362578606;jurov;;;bc,convert,eur -97023;1362578606;gribble;Error: "bc,convert,eur" is not a valid command. -97022;1362578613;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -97021;1362578614;gribble;1 BTC = 45.39100 U.S. dollars = 34.761066 Euros -97020;1362578924;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34499 BTC [+] -97019;1362579102;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 40 @ 0.00549 = 0.2196 BTC [+] -97018;1362579183;Bugpowder;Alt link for mpex? Getting ddosed? -97017;1362579246;jurov;Bugpowder, mpex.coinbr.com -97016;1362579267;Bugpowder;Tx -97015;1362579317;Bugpowder;Wow .003 -97014;1362579356;Bowjob;whats 0.003 -97013;1362579389;Bugpowder;Sdice -97012;1362579398;Bowjob;ah -97011;1362579403;Bowjob;ive seen it coming, really -97010;1362579417;Bugpowder;I called it first -97009;1362579418;Bowjob;the dice is just worth as the month's volume -97008;1362579426;Bowjob;well, I got out of the dice just in time lolz -97007;1362579444;Bowjob;someone gave away over 300 BTC last night -97006;1362579446;Bowjob;that was delicious -97005;1362579483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.42 = 0.84 BTC [-] -97004;1362579544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -97003;1362579607;Bowjob;also bug -97002;1362579616;Bowjob;you were like.. dice is safe now, get back in -97001;1362579619;Bowjob;i remember :P -97000;1362579646;Bowjob;the overall profit doesnt really matter to a new shareholder -96999;1362579653;Bowjob;its that month that matters -96998;1362579654;Bowjob;lol -96997;1362579814;Bugpowder;Whatever -96996;1362579828;Bugpowder;It will bounce from here -96995;1362579836;Bugpowder;Or near hear -96994;1362579849;Bugpowder;Might take a few weeks -96993;1362579857;Bugpowder;I will wait -96992;1362579873;kakobrekla;techical support at 2.50 mBTC -96991;1362579904;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.38 = 2.66 BTC [-] -96990;1362580079;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 375 @ 0.19683239 = 73.8121 BTC [+] -96989;1362580250;Bowjob;ian was right to short dice it seems -96988;1362580262;Bowjob;shorting is such a ballsy move it scares me -96987;1362580307;kakobrekla;did i mention this here before, -96986;1362580312;kakobrekla;i am sure that he bitstamp owners -96985;1362580315;kakobrekla;do not use bitstamp. -96984;1362580339;kakobrekla;he=the -96983;1362580374;Bowjob;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19oiht/rbitcoin_lets_share_with_those_in_need_for_every/ -96982;1362580375;Bowjob;Damn -96981;1362580386;jurov;kakobrekla and now what should i think about that? -96980;1362580388;Bowjob;I was posting this link last night anyone got their bitcoins -96979;1362580406;kakobrekla;i dont know, they are idiots -96978;1362580447;jurov;judging from long-standing fee bugs i hear about, it may be as well true -96977;1362580496;jurov;or they fear to fix it cuz they have no unit tests -96976;1362580520;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.00073247 = 1.4283 BTC [+] -96975;1362580522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11303 @ 0.00074548 = 8.4262 BTC [+] -96974;1362580526;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 47 -96973;1362580526;gribble;There are currently 4711.5328 bitcoins offered at or under 47.0 USD, worth 220954.276368 USD in total. | Data vintage: 115.7926 seconds -96972;1362580578;jurov;sigh. i have updated the coinbr engine to use mpex track code, all fine and dandy -96971;1362580581;kakobrekla;the problem is most of bitcoins users are idiots as well -96970;1362580590;kakobrekla;to it goes along just fine. -96969;1362580599;jurov;but now the unit tests must be fixed. and that's much bigger task -96968;1362580635;jurov;and new ones added for the "track used/track not used" cases -96967;1362580680;Bowjob;http://imgur.com/r/Bitcoin/UqYgqRy -96966;1362580720;jurov;dis wrong. bitcoin is always mean. -96965;1362580746;kakobrekla;yes we are at the first selloff -96964;1362580749;kakobrekla;or something -96963;1362580752;kakobrekla;lol -96962;1362580778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16243 @ 0.00073204 = 11.8905 BTC [-] -96961;1362580780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1144 @ 0.00073198 = 0.8374 BTC [-] -96960;1362580792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5063 @ 0.0007313 = 3.7026 BTC [-] -96959;1362581129;Bowjob;actually were in the take off phase -96958;1362581711;Bowjob;;;ticker -96957;1362581712;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.20000, Best ask: 46.48800, Bid-ask spread: 0.28800, Last trade: 46.20000, 24 hour volume: 99179.19073160, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 46.93000, 24 hour vwap: 42.70440 -96956;1362582136;kakobrekla;https://twitter.com/SilkRoadDrugs/status/309238128097517568 -96955;1362582208;thestringpuller;wtf is this shit -96954;1362582235;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -96953;1362582257;assbot;Quest for vision is a great blessing. -96952;1362582265;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -96951;1362582274;thestringpuller;give me the option index dammit!!!!! -96950;1362582288;assbot;The round stones beneath the earth... have spoken through the fire. -96949;1362582335;jurov;!ticker m OIX^ -96948;1362582350;Guest98560;47.45 -96947;1362582356;assbot;Some are born to endless night. -96946;1362582372;jurov;i guess assbot fails to access the website -96945;1362582395;jurov;although it reports trades fine, dunno -96944;1362582414;assbot;Nope, some are just born to endless night. -96943;1362582522;Bowjob;;;ticker -96942;1362582523;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.23825, Best ask: 46.33559, Bid-ask spread: 0.09734, Last trade: 46.23824, 24 hour volume: 99397.65043641, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 46.93000, 24 hour vwap: 42.72776 -96941;1362582533;Bowjob;what do you know. i get richer just by fapping -96940;1362582535;Bowjob;hehe -96939;1362582599;jurov;url of webcam or didnt happen -96938;1362582754;kakobrekla;here, to help you whore out http://www.cam4btc.com/ -96937;1362582789;jurov;unittests hacking brings nostalgia "Your order to BUY 1 O.BTCUSD.C110T @0.20000000BTC each has been received and will be processed." -96936;1362582872;jurov;going even deeper "Your order to BUY 2 O.BTCUSD.P040T @0.00014536BTC each has been received" now they don't exist lol -96935;1362583024;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.38 = 1.14 BTC [-] -96934;1362583143;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.37 = 0.74 BTC [-] -96933;1362583368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8891 @ 0.0007313 = 6.502 BTC [-] -96932;1362583955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5356 @ 0.0007313 = 3.9168 BTC [-] -96931;1362584117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00414309 = 1.2429 BTC [+] -96930;1362584226;gesell;mpex down? -96929;1362584241;jurov;gesell yes, use mpex.coinbr.com -96928;1362584248;jurov;we bought it -96927;1362584261;gesell;what tha -96926;1362584272;gesell;you what -96925;1362584275;gesell;? -96924;1362584289;gesell;what happened to the vps that used to be on mpex? -96923;1362584301;gesell;or was there? -96922;1362584306;gesell;thought bitvps was there -96921;1362584308;jurov;yup. went yest to timisoara and bought mpex, for a few lines of blow -96920;1362584308;TomServo;PsychoticBoy: Never hacked I think... he reported a DDOS outage a while back I believe. -96919;1362584319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 989 @ 0.0007313 = 0.7233 BTC [-] -96918;1362584321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00072769 = 2.6925 BTC [-] -96917;1362584336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 985 @ 0.00072612 = 0.7152 BTC [-] -96916;1362584338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00072378 = 5.5369 BTC [-] -96915;1362584342;ZedsterX;lol jurov -96914;1362584344;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00071218 = 6.4452 BTC [-] -96913;1362584354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1550 @ 0.00071077 = 1.1017 BTC [-] -96912;1362584395;gesell;jurov: this is insane -96911;1362584504;jurov;gesell, you actually believe it? btw, i have picked up few nifty asic rigs en route in budapetst -96910;1362584520;ZedsterX;stop now! -96909;1362584530;ZedsterX;send me one -96908;1362584563;gesell;btw, just posted this on redit but... pretty ascii graphs with: curl -s "http://bitcoincharts.com/t/trades.csv?symbol=mtgoxEUR&start=`date -v-1H +%s`" | gnuplot -e 'set datafile separator ","; set xdata time; set timefmt "%s"; unset key; set format x "%H%M"; set parametric; set y2tics; set tics nomirror out; set y2tics format "%.2f"; unset mxtics; set border 9; unset my2tics; unset ytics; set xtics scale 0; set term dumb; plot "-" using -96907;1362584566;jurov;bah... i'm owning btc now, u think i'll just send someone somethig? -96906;1362584637;gesell;jurov: sorry yeah i havent been in this room in a while so getting used to the troll factor again ;) -96905;1362584921;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P730T] 1 @ 0.90910719 BTC -96904;1362585184;Guest98560;!ticker m s.dice -96903;1362585207;assbot;Yeah. No damn tobacco, that's for sure. -96902;1362585213;Guest98560;assbot feed donw :( -96901;1362585775;ThickAsThieves;ayo! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1590335#msg1590335 -96900;1362585853;BitHub;is there an official asicminer room here? -96899;1362585866;BitHub;i'm in #asicminer btw -96898;1362585876;ThickAsThieves;this is better than an asicminer room -96897;1362585894;jurov;we have anything "official" in bitcoinland? -96896;1362585940;kakobrekla;this is officially official bitcoin chan -96895;1362585972;pigeons;nice padded walls -96894;1362585982;BitHub;hehe yeah this room is better -96893;1362585985;BitHub;more info -96892;1362585989;jurov;official with Slightly Smoky Dragon and Double Cherry Truck insignia -96891;1362586433;pigeons;i can't get the only service that has never been hacked to come up -96890;1362586456;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -96889;1362586473;BitHub;its been hacked -96888;1362586491;maximian;http://mpex.coinbr.com/ -96887;1362586495;maximian;proxy site -96886;1362586517;maximian;the front end http server is down, not the MPEX backend -96885;1362586530;ZedsterX;i told him to put yet on the end of his never been hacked sentence -96884;1362586614;Chaang-Noi;asic miner payment incoming :) -96883;1362586617;Chaang-Noi;i assume -96882;1362586627;Chaang-Noi;cuz testpaymesnt, oh i cant wait, muhahahah biiig money -96881;1362586689;BitHub;correcto :) -96880;1362586700;BitHub;its exciting ^_^ -96879;1362586745;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.381 = 2.667 BTC [+] -96878;1362586746;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.3801 = 3.801 BTC [-] -96877;1362586748;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.38 = 1.14 BTC [-] -96876;1362586865;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.38 = 1.52 BTC [-] -96875;1362586959;error4733;hello, maybe the question was asked 10.000time but MPEX down ? :/ -96874;1362586990;ZedsterX;topic should be changed here maybe -96873;1362587023;ZedsterX;but http://mpex.coinbr.com/ -96872;1362587041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14300 @ 0.00070613 = 10.0977 BTC [-] -96871;1362587042;ZedsterX;try that -96870;1362587076;error4733;it'a clone where you scam my gpg order ? -96869;1362587092;error4733;;) -96868;1362587095;error4733;thanks -96867;1362587110;ZedsterX;nah the front of the server is down -96866;1362587123;ZedsterX;he is renting the host :) -96865;1362587137;ZedsterX;so they say -96864;1362587140;error4733;why down ? attack ? -96863;1362587145;ZedsterX;thats only what i hear -96862;1362587146;pigeons;never! -96861;1362587150;ZedsterX;never! -96860;1362587155;error4733;to much porn on server ? -96859;1362587170;ZedsterX;MP spreads way too luv for that -96858;1362587235;error4733;haha thanks for this morning joke, need it -96857;1362587278;BitHub;think the cia kidnapped mircea again -96856;1362587325;jurov;then prolly the domain would be seized -96855;1362587350;kakobrekla;must be the dns cache -96854;1362587523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.46899999 = 0.938 BTC [+] -96853;1362587524;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.469 = 2.345 BTC [+] -96852;1362587526;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.46999999 = 0.94 BTC [+] -96851;1362587527;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.47 = 4.7 BTC [+] -96850;1362587805;BitHub;i think i'm getting the same amount of jah mining divs than i would at asicminer shares at 0.65 hah -96849;1362587812;thestringpuller;lol mircea_popescu got on bitinstants case but mpex is down -96848;1362587832;BitHub;anyone else finding that? -96847;1362587847;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu we summon thee! -96846;1362587887;thestringpuller;he took the money and ran -96845;1362587893;thestringpuller;mpex is scam after al -96844;1362587896;thestringpuller;all -96843;1362587897;thestringpuller;waaah -96842;1362587898;thestringpuller;waaah -96841;1362587901;thestringpuller;lol -96840;1362588066;smickles;thestringpuller: i owe you some monies :) -96839;1362588080;Ukto;smickles! -96838;1362588084;smickles;anduck too, if he's around -96837;1362588104;jurov;oh hi smickles -96836;1362588137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00070613 = 2.3302 BTC [-] -96835;1362588179;thestringpuller;smickles returns, does he return with news of a second born? -96834;1362588453;mjr_;;;ticker -96833;1362588453;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.77107, Best ask: 46.78122, Bid-ask spread: 0.01015, Last trade: 46.77107, 24 hour volume: 94579.93372571, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 46.93000, 24 hour vwap: 43.05662 -96832;1362588488;Guest98560;who -96831;1362588563;Bugpowdrr;he took it down cause he don't wanna sell anymore calls. -96830;1362588606;Bugpowdrr;46.90 -96829;1362588632;Chaang-Noi;mpex down? -96828;1362588640;Chaang-Noi;mp ran with the btc or hacked? -96827;1362588645;jurov;Chaang-Noi yes and no -96826;1362588648;DeaDTerra;wh yis mPEX down? -96825;1362588653;Chaang-Noi;:) -96824;1362588655;DeaDTerra;why is * -96823;1362588669;jurov;dunno -96822;1362588690;error4733;bug : haha -96821;1362588704;error4733;sooo much call sold last week ! -96820;1362588705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00069034 = 3.1065 BTC [-] -96819;1362588731;jurov;but the backend is working ( and proxied by mpex.coinbr.com ).. don't know why they can't move the domain elsewhere -96818;1362588761;jurov;or make any statement -96817;1362588780;unbalanced;!ticker h sdice -96816;1362588782;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.37000000 / 0.49368267 / 0.59000000 (622 shares, 307.07061895 BTC), 7D: 0.37000000 / 0.58757632 / 0.68950000 (1682 shares, 988.30336796 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.6373535 / 0.76500000 (10868 shares, 6926.75789072 BTC) -96815;1362588783;maximian;thanks for your proxy service jurov :) -96814;1362588784;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.401 = 4.01 BTC [-] -96813;1362588785;smickles;< thestringpuller> smickles returns, does he return with news of a second born? shouldn't be until mid-may -96812;1362588788;ThickAsThieves;mp went to go do "human" things a few hours ago -96811;1362588806;smickles;mpex is not down -96810;1362588815;smickles;use one of the proxies -96809;1362588816;thestringpuller;i know I was just trolling -96808;1362588843;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4 = 1.2 BTC [-] -96807;1362588855;smickles;heh, i have excellent log-reading skills -96806;1362588876;error4733;;;ticker -96805;1362588877;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.94000, Best ask: 47.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06000, Last trade: 47.00000, 24 hour volume: 97426.47255291, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 47.00000, 24 hour vwap: 43.18923 -96804;1362589003;Bugpowdrr;$47.50 -96803;1362589011;unbalanced;!ticker mpex -96802;1362589011;assbot;I haven't understood a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word. -96801;1362589012;jurov;smickles, I take it as you reading 3 weeks of this chan logs? -96800;1362589035;unbalanced;!ticker mpex sdice -96799;1362589042;Bugpowdrr;Selling into this rally -96798;1362589043;smickles;jurov: I -96797;1362589046;smickles;er, -96796;1362589047;Bugpowdrr;this pace is stupid -96795;1362589050;smickles;jurov: i'm trying -96794;1362589057;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -96793;1362589076;jurov;!ticker mpex s.dice -96792;1362589098;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -96791;1362589099;unbalanced;Thanks jurov -96790;1362589113;unbalanced;!ticker mpex s.dice -96789;1362589119;jurov;assbot got some malarkey -96788;1362589128;Bowjob;;;ticker -96787;1362589128;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.01700, Best ask: 47.30807, Bid-ask spread: 0.29107, Last trade: 47.01700, 24 hour volume: 98301.12712212, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 47.50000, 24 hour vwap: 43.22614 -96786;1362589134;assbot;I prepared your canoe with cedar boughs. -96785;1362589134;Bowjob;lol -96784;1362589138;error4733;50$ today, i put some champagne in the fridge -96783;1362589193;unbalanced;Where I can read logs of this channel so I ask 8% fewer stupid questions? -96782;1362589201;Bugpowdrr;parabolic top -96781;1362589220;Bowjob;heresy! off with your head! -96780;1362589226;Bugpowdrr;dude -96779;1362589231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00414309 = 4.1431 BTC [+] -96778;1362589236;jurov;unbalanced, they aren't public afaik -96777;1362589237;smickles;unbalanced: you might have to log it yourself -96776;1362589245;Bugpowdrr;there is going to be a major pullback -96775;1362589248;unbalanced;ah thanks -96774;1362589250;Bugpowdrr;very very soon -96773;1362589258;Bowjob;lemme guess. you bought puts? -96772;1362589259;Bowjob;lol -96771;1362589260;Bugpowdrr;no -96770;1362589264;Bugpowdrr;not touching that shit -96769;1362589266;ThickAsThieves;there's a log somewhere online actually -96768;1362589272;ThickAsThieves;i stumbled on it at one point -96767;1362589280;Bowjob;there will be a major pullback.. -96766;1362589282;Bowjob;upwards -96765;1362589283;Bowjob;:) -96764;1362589295;jurov;ThickAsThieves: complete? not just some pastebin? -96763;1362589300;ThickAsThieves;cant remember -96762;1362589358;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P310T] 100 @ 0.06498108 = 6.4981 BTC [-] -96761;1362589364;Chaang-Noi;47 gone? -96760;1362589369;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -96759;1362589370;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.50001, Best ask: 47.58770, Bid-ask spread: 0.08769, Last trade: 47.49990, 24 hour volume: 98269.41406670, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 47.58770, 24 hour vwap: 43.23820 -96758;1362589375;Chaang-Noi;man... -96757;1362589377;Chaang-Noi;insane -96756;1362589388;topace;!ticker h sdice -96755;1362589389;Bowjob;amazon partnered up with bitinstant -96754;1362589390;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.37000000 / 0.4917805 / 0.59000000 (635 shares, 312.28061895 BTC), 7D: 0.37000000 / 0.58614358 / 0.68950000 (1695 shares, 993.51336796 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.63707085 / 0.76500000 (10881 shares, 6931.96789072 BTC) -96753;1362589392;Bowjob;fun stuff -96752;1362589394;Bugpowdrr;fastcash4bitcoins is out -96751;1362589397;Bugpowdrr;of cash -96750;1362589411;Chaang-Noi;not shocked, i got 13k out of them at 35$ -96749;1362589419;Bowjob;it was bitinstant actually -96748;1362589419;Bowjob;http://www.fortmilltimes.com/2013/03/06/2538174/bitpay-integrates-bitcoin-with.html -96747;1362589420;Bowjob;lol -96746;1362589422;Bowjob;gg -96745;1362589430;Bowjob;.. and i kinda feel bad for dice owners -96744;1362589447;jurov;meh.. tomorrow it may change -96743;1362589455;Bugpowdrr;s.DICE will bounce -96742;1362589457;blu3gr1ffon;yeah, trance #4 will be dumped -96741;1362589457;maximian;don't worry about us - a bounce back is coming -96740;1362589464;blu3gr1ffon;and it will bounce down -96739;1362589473;blu3gr1ffon;although I like divs -96738;1362589494;blu3gr1ffon;just can I get them out before SEC finds a way to prosecute. :P -96737;1362589514;Bowjob;mhm.. it looks like an opportunity to arb s.dice at havelock -96736;1362589522;Bowjob;buy at 0.37, sell at 0,.46 -96735;1362589526;Bowjob;rinse and repeat -96734;1362589530;jurov;then i'll hide evoorhees in my apt.. and won't be alone i guess -96733;1362589533;Bugpowdrr;The last bubble top was a $13 rise in one day -96732;1362589552;Bugpowdrr;then crash of $22 in 3 days -96731;1362589563;Bowjob;you should sell the btcs now if they are gonna crash -96730;1362589570;Bowjob;its very hard to predict the top -96729;1362589608;Bowjob;I tried to give away 1 BTC to a gaming website -96728;1362589611;Bowjob;I just got laughed at -96727;1362589612;Bowjob;lol -96726;1362589621;Bowjob;gamefaqs.. -96725;1362589622;Bowjob;bah -96724;1362589623;m0mchil;howdy... what's up with MPEX right now, DDoS or what? -96723;1362589626;Bugpowdrr;we are now up over $10 in the last 24 hours. -96722;1362589631;Bugpowdrr;mpex.coinbr.com -96721;1362589661;blu3gr1ffon;what are you trying to say Bugpowdrr ? -96720;1362589671;blu3gr1ffon;pAnIc! -96719;1362589689;Bugpowdrr;I'm trying to say that I'm am selling 25% -96718;1362589701;Bowjob;charities will accept more BTC.. there was a campaign last night about BTC -96717;1362589710;JWU42_;mpex down? -96716;1362589712;Bowjob;about $12000 was given away in BTC -96715;1362589726;Bugpowdrr;mpex.coinbr.com -96714;1362589728;Bowjob;to various charities, from $20-100 dollars ea -96713;1362589729;smickles;Bugpowdrr: so that was you buying puts at 31? -96712;1362589736;Bugpowdrr;uh? -96711;1362589740;Bugpowdrr;I don't remember -96710;1362589741;Bugpowdrr;I did -96709;1362589745;Bugpowdrr;a while ago -96708;1362589747;Bugpowdrr;but closed them -96707;1362589752;Bowjob;mpex seems down from here. -96706;1362589753;Bugpowdrr;at 28.5 -96705;1362589778;Bowjob;does ddos count as a hack? -96704;1362589784;smickles;nop -96703;1362589791;smickles;not imo anyway -96702;1362589804;smickles;and it's not down, all the proxies are working -96701;1362589817;kakobrekla;does a nuke count as a slap on the wrist -96700;1362589821;smickles;so it's really just the one url which is down -96699;1362589853;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -96698;1362589854;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.51677, Best ask: 47.58770, Bid-ask spread: 0.07093, Last trade: 47.58770, 24 hour volume: 98083.19810957, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 47.75000, 24 hour vwap: 43.26076 -96697;1362589856;imsaguy;is this where we panic? -96696;1362589861;ThickAsThieves;48 soon -96695;1362589866;chmod755;imsaguy, no -96694;1362589867;imsaguy;seriously, one more person asking if mpex is down -96693;1362589884;chmod755;mpex has been hacked. hackers are dumping soon -96692;1362589886;imsaguy;I swear its a bunch of 12 y/o lemmings in bitcoin -96691;1362589888;chmod755;#fakenews -96690;1362589894;ZedsterX;someone change the subject onthe channel -96689;1362589907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00414309 = 8.2862 BTC [+] -96688;1362589921;smickles;/topic mpex down, bitcoin to crash -96687;1362589921;imsaguy;why? -96686;1362589932;BitHub;mircea has been kidnapped -96685;1362589934;imsaguy;this is #bitcoin-assets, not ##mpex -96684;1362589938;chmod755;can i has $1,000,000 per BTC? -96683;1362589953;kakobrekla;imsaguy this is the shit. -96682;1362589962;jcpham;hi -96681;1362589963;smickles;chmod755: i have an interested buyer, but they want the usd first -96680;1362589969;jcpham;imsaguy are you buying all these coins -96679;1362589974;imsaguy;kakobrekla: urmom -96678;1362589978;imsaguy;jcpham, only some -96677;1362589978;chmod755;smickles, wat -96676;1362589980;pigeons;NO U -96675;1362589987;BitHub;why EskimoBob? -96674;1362589992;assbot;NO U -96673;1362589999;imsaguy;pigeons: did you find the i in team? -96672;1362590000;smickles;chmod755: nvm, bad joke -96671;1362590007;imsaguy;its hidden in the A hole -96670;1362590020;Bugpowdrr;imsaguy: My wife's girlfriends are buying no -96669;1362590021;Bugpowdrr;now -96668;1362590026;Bugpowdrr;Time to get out -96667;1362590033;jcpham;yes it is hidden in ther A hole! -96666;1362590033;imsaguy;Bugpowdrr: sounds for a kinky night -96665;1362590087;gribble;1 BTC = 47.88000 U.S. dollars = 36.7375125 Euros -96664;1362590087;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 48 -96663;1362590093;Bowjob;we are crashing -96662;1362590093;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 50 -96661;1362590095;gribble;There are currently 464.05826 bitcoins offered at or under 48.0 USD, worth 22255.6760062 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0014 seconds -96660;1362590095;gribble;There are currently 9879.8201 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 489143.829799 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0038 seconds -96659;1362590108;Bowjob;upwards -96658;1362590128;Chaang-Noi;i kinda think we need a correction, then i read more news and im wow... so i dont know -96657;1362590146;Bowjob;yes this is the correction -96656;1362590157;Bugpowdrr;Cameras ready, prepare to crash -96655;1362590163;Bowjob;Bug. when -96654;1362590165;Bowjob;gimme a number -96653;1362590167;Bowjob;>:) -96652;1362590186;Chaang-Noi;before i thought we might correct to 20, now im pretty sure we wont go much under 30 if we get tht far down... :/ -96651;1362590226;Bugpowdrr;49.88 is the top -96650;1362590237;Bugpowdrr;maybe -96649;1362590286;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -96648;1362590286;smickles;I say the top is 51.33 -96647;1362590288;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.00000, Best ask: 48.34801, Bid-ask spread: 0.34801, Last trade: 48.34801, 24 hour volume: 99201.77387837, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 48.50000, 24 hour vwap: 43.35730 -96646;1362590294;Chaang-Noi;wow -96645;1362590318;Bugpowdrr;I don't want to go over the FACTA limit :-P -96644;1362590321;Chaang-Noi;low 39, high 48.5 -96643;1362590330;ThickAsThieves;no correction needed yet if we're on our way to 150 or such -96642;1362590353;Bowjob;Mentlegen, we are the new wealty elite -96641;1362590379;Bowjob;We need to focus on the bigger picture. Hookers and blow are gonna be so cheap for us.. real estate, ect -96640;1362590385;Bugpowdrr;$50k in foriegn account -96639;1362590398;Bowjob;How about we think of a way to help the world -96638;1362590398;Bugpowdrr;triggers facta issues -96637;1362590425;Bugpowdrr;$10k is FBAR reporting req -96636;1362590428;ThickAsThieves;we can help the world by telling them to buy more coins -96635;1362590438;Bowjob;it be hilarious if a small country's GDP would be like 10 BTC -96634;1362590453;Bugpowdrr;FATCA -96633;1362590456;Bugpowdrr;not FACTA sorry -96632;1362590508;Bugpowdrr;http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Corporations/InformationforUSTaxpayers -96631;1362590516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 389 @ 0.00414309 = 1.6117 BTC [+] -96630;1362590516;Bugpowdrr;$4850 -96629;1362590521;Bugpowdrr;$48.50 -96628;1362590595;blu3gr1ffon;.001BTC is apparently not enough off TXN fee anymore, is it? -96627;1362590602;Bugpowdrr;Bunch of bubbleheads in here -96626;1362590632;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 200 @ 0.005025 = 1.005 BTC [-] -96625;1362590649;Bugpowdrr;LOL -96624;1362590651;doctor_pullfinge;Bugpowdrr - since when (at what price) did you go negative? -96623;1362590661;Bugpowdrr;it's not so much the price -96622;1362590666;Bugpowdrr;as the RATE of increase -96621;1362590666;Bowjob;how can btc gain global traction if the blocksize limit is so small -96620;1362590679;Bugpowdrr;I am long term bullish -96619;1362590702;Bugpowdrr;but this is CLASSIC parabolic blow off top -96618;1362590721;error4733;prove it -96617;1362590728;doctor_pullfinge;classic as in the DOW? -96616;1362590730;unbalanced;EskimoBob: doesn't s.dice pay a lot to miners through fees? -96615;1362590733;Bowjob;sell 100% of your coins -96614;1362590734;Bowjob;do itt -96613;1362590735;ThickAsThieves;nothing classic about bitcoin -96612;1362590740;unbalanced;Or am I ill informed? -96611;1362590741;Bugpowdrr;well -96610;1362590750;Bugpowdrr;I'm putting my money where my mouth is here -96609;1362590765;doctor_pullfinge;me too FAZ -96608;1362590772;doctor_pullfinge;and BTC -96607;1362590777;Bugpowdrr;FAZ has way too much slippage -96606;1362590780;ThickAsThieves;will you eat your hat next week when price is 65? -96605;1362590794;Bugpowdrr;I will be VERY HAPPY if its $65 next week -96604;1362590803;Bowjob;bug, buy puts as well -96603;1362590804;Bowjob;lol -96602;1362590823;Bugpowdrr;Puts prices are being set at 43.57 right now! -96601;1362590833;Bugpowdrr;;;bc,24hprc -96600;1362590834;gribble;43.47 -96599;1362590838;Bugpowdrr;43.47 -96598;1362590843;Bugpowdrr;so NO don't buy puts -96597;1362590854;Bowjob;if I sleep.. ill wake up to $50 -96596;1362590855;Bugpowdrr;calls make sense if you think it will stay here for more than 24 hours -96595;1362590856;Bowjob;jeez -96594;1362590867;gribble;1 BTC = 48.49800 U.S. dollars = 37.2116934 Euros -96593;1362590888;unbalanced;EskimoBob: Ah so the fee rate won't adjust somehow and if someone wants to buy a coffee with BTC the fees will be bigger than the coffee? -96592;1362590908;unbalanced;Just trying to grok all this, my head is spinning. -96591;1362590940;doctor_pullfinge;unbalanced - buy low sell high - ignore everything else -96590;1362590968;imsaguy;ACtually, the way things are trigger, it costs more in fees to buy a coffee than it does to buy a house -96589;1362590975;imsaguy;triggered* -96588;1362590986;imsaguy;small tx amounts require larger fees -96587;1362591017;imsaguy;your $5 coffee will cost more in fees than a $50k car -96586;1362591023;Bugpowdrr;bitcoin is not for coffee -96585;1362591033;Chaang-Noi;that is why LTC :) -96584;1362591034;imsaguy;Bugpowdrr: but currency -96583;1362591034;Bugpowdrr;its for shipments of coffee -96582;1362591044;Bugpowdrr;its not good for POS transactions -96581;1362591053;imsaguy;but currency -96580;1362591054;Bowjob;someone crash LTC please, I wanna buy in -96579;1362591056;Bugpowdrr;unless there is another frontend on it -96578;1362591062;Bugpowdrr;48.70 -96577;1362591068;jurov;Chaang-Noi: did LTC resolve the blocksize/fees problem intelligently? if not, stfu -96576;1362591095;Chaang-Noi;jurov they can do a significant more than btc yeah -96575;1362591096;unbalanced;Anyone have theories as to why this runup is so fast then? Is it driven by MPEX futures, or trader manipulation, or is this how the Fed kills BTC: it just buys them all? -96574;1362591096;jcpham;i'm willing to sell one bitcoin today for 50 bucks -96573;1362591099;jcpham;but only one -96572;1362591105;jurov;plus, ltc is still at 0.6, thrashing the hdd like hell -96571;1362591113;jurov;*version 0.6 -96570;1362591123;doctor_pullfinge;unbalanced - Ashton Kutcher invested last week. -96569;1362591124;Chaang-Noi;i think the coinlab stuff, the amazon bitpay stuff, anme cheap, mega.. everything.... -96568;1362591127;doctor_pullfinge;he's bigtime -96567;1362591129;Chaang-Noi;its all massive good news... -96566;1362591151;pigeons;what is "the amazon bitpay stuff"? -96565;1362591170;Chaang-Noi;pigeons http://www.fortmilltimes.com/2013/03/06/2538174/bitpay-integrates-bitcoin-with.html -96564;1362591182;pigeons;how is coinlab good news -96563;1362591196;unbalanced;doctor_pullfinge: hence someone's reference to 12yo's investing above? -96562;1362591200;Bugpowdrr;its possibly good news -96561;1362591205;Bugpowdrr;possible disaster -96560;1362591210;Chaang-Noi;coinlabs making it so walls treat people can pour in 1 billion or whatever of other peoples money to "invest" -96559;1362591210;BitHub;how much is expected from ASICMINER per share this div? -96558;1362591212;pigeons;will people outside of us still have access to the coinlab usd market? -96557;1362591224;Bowjob;yawn -96556;1362591231;Bowjob;see you guys at 50 -96555;1362591235;Bowjob;oyasumi. -96554;1362591255;Chaang-Noi;pigeons i dont know.. but we need more than mt gox/coin lab anyway, let wall street have that, we can do our own... -96553;1362591257;pigeons;holy shit fort mill times -96552;1362591269;pigeons;i lived there no one else uses bitcoin there -96551;1362591276;Chaang-Noi;:) -96550;1362591278;Bugpowdrr;yah bitpay news sounds big -96549;1362591288;Chaang-Noi;i guess no one knew about it but me? -96548;1362591298;smickles;EskimoBob: it's a little less centrally controlled than usd tho -96547;1362591306;imsaguy;but is it? -96546;1362591315;Chaang-Noi;eskimoob i heard your mugs are cool, can i see a photo? -96545;1362591317;imsaguy;a handful of people make the rules that the rest of the network blindly follows -96544;1362591318;smickles;yeah, clients have to approve a change too -96543;1362591327;smickles;and clients are individuals -96542;1362591330;imsaguy;most people run unmodified clients -96541;1362591333;imsaguy;they are isheep -96540;1362591343;imsaguy;lemmings -96539;1362591348;Bugpowdrr;48.80 -96538;1362591349;smickles;well, i did say "a little" -96537;1362591370;smickles;i mean, i can't really oppose changes to the USD -96536;1362591377;jcpham;someone at the fortmill times is a nerd -96535;1362591399;smickles;but I can participate in a hard fork if things go sour -96534;1362591406;imsaguy;you could use euros -96533;1362591407;jcpham;hi smickles -96532;1362591409;Chaang-Noi;that is pretty big ass news.. how did they only have it? -96531;1362591411;jcpham;i need an accountant -96530;1362591420;jcpham;specificalyy an estate accountant -96529;1362591422;smickles;I have an accounting service -96528;1362591426;Chaang-Noi;eskimobob link to photos of your mugs? still ahve more to sell? -96527;1362591432;jcpham;i have a 24k check i want to keep -96526;1362591439;jcpham;and not deposit in abank -96525;1362591449;jcpham;how do i keep it for myself -96524;1362591458;jcpham;and not pay any to the government -96523;1362591474;smickles;jcpham: sounds like you want a lawyer first -96522;1362591481;jcpham;fudge -96521;1362591491;jcpham;the check is made out to my dead grandmother's estate -96520;1362591495;smickles;as an accountant in 'merica, i can't give legal advice -96519;1362591497;jcpham;you can't help me launder it? -96518;1362591505;Chaang-Noi;http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitpay-integrates-bitcoin-with-fulfillment-by-amazoncom-2013-03-06 -96517;1362591518;jcpham;that was both rhetorical and a joke -96516;1362591542;imsaguy;jcpham: who's the executor? -96515;1362591547;jcpham;me -96514;1362591549;smickles;jcpham: if you are trying to launder money, why not endorse the check to someone for bitcoins -96513;1362591558;Chaang-Noi;BitPay's integration with Amazon currently works with WordPress.com, the world's most popular web publishing software, and WooCommerce, a comprehensive eCommerce platform for WordPress. -96512;1362591600;smickles;send the coins through some mixers, and then buy wooden Austin,TX farmers market coins with the bitcoins -96511;1362591606;doctor_pullfinge;jcpham - USD cash way better for laundering -96510;1362591610;smickles;it's a fool-proof plan -96509;1362591620;jcpham;channel full of criminals -96508;1362591621;jcpham;i knew it -96507;1362591625;Chaang-Noi;:) -96506;1362591633;Chaang-Noi;asicminer pay out already, i need sleep:) -96505;1362591649;unbalanced;EskimoBob: re: mpex has nothing to do with this, I didn't mean mpex's site issue today, I just meant does trading futures/options on mpex lead to more (less?) volatility in BTC? -96504;1362591655;imsaguy;asicminer doesn't pay until Thursday -96503;1362591658;imsaguy;its only Wednesday -96502;1362591659;imsaguy;derp -96501;1362591672;Chaang-Noi;op says wednesday.... -96500;1362591685;imsaguy;Wednesday is 24 hours long -96499;1362591685;Chaang-Noi;he never said he was going to change it... derp -96498;1362591685;Ukto;there was a test payment earlier -96497;1362591692;imsaguy;not everyone is awake on your timezone -96496;1362591696;Chaang-Noi;wednesday in china is almost up... -96495;1362591706;Ukto;its 9:42 in the us tho -96494;1362591721;Ukto;14ish hours until its fully gone -96493;1362591726;Bugpowdrr;So were to set the bids for the crash? -96492;1362591728;Bugpowdrr;$36? -96491;1362591743;Chaang-Noi;36 seems fair -96490;1362591749;imsaguy;and now the thread has 300 people all saying they got 1 satoshi/share -96489;1362591753;imsaguy;lemmings! -96488;1362591784;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [+] -96487;1362591795;Chaang-Noi;if friedcat wants to pay on thursdays thats cool, but he should tell us:) -96486;1362591800;imsaguy;and you're right, the last payment was 4 hours ago last week -96485;1362591821;imsaguy;but considering not all the test payments have confirmed yet -96484;1362591826;imsaguy;I doubt he'll send the full amount -96483;1362591827;Chaang-Noi;lol -96482;1362591835;Chaang-Noi;he did not wait last time -96481;1362591846;imsaguy;yes he did -96480;1362591846;Chaang-Noi;he cant wait, somepeople wont ever confirm -96479;1362591851;imsaguy;they ere 5 hours apart -96478;1362591855;Chaang-Noi;49! -96477;1362591857;imsaguy;confirmed by the blockchain twit -96476;1362591864;imsaguy;not by some lemming on the forum -96475;1362591875;Chaang-Noi;he waited some time, he did not wait for 100% of people to confirm -96474;1362591884;smickles;< imsaguy> Wednesday is 24 hours long << or 28, depending on how you count timezones -96473;1362591886;imsaguy;I didn't say he waited for people to confirm -96472;1362591894;imsaguy;I said he waited for the blockchain to confirm -96471;1362591900;Chaang-Noi;okay, im multi tasking, calm down -96470;1362591907;imsaguy;ok twit -96469;1362591914;Chaang-Noi;classy... -96468;1362591919;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 49 -96467;1362591919;gribble;There are currently 420.09147 bitcoins offered at or under 49.0 USD, worth 20573.7459579 USD in total. | Data vintage: 93.0439 seconds -96466;1362591955;Bowjob;were rich -96465;1362591977;Chaang-Noi;i haz 5 btc! fuck yeah! -96464;1362591986;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -96463;1362591988;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.90000, Best ask: 48.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 48.90000, 24 hour volume: 98725.47056383, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 49.00000, 24 hour vwap: 43.52904 -96462;1362592025;blu3gr1ffon;;;goxlag -96461;1362592028;gribble;176.105766 seconds -96460;1362592087;Chaang-Noi;49.1 -96459;1362592095;doctor_pullfinge;drink! -96458;1362592107;doctor_pullfinge;where's apex anyone have news on site being down? -96457;1362592110;doctor_pullfinge;mpex -96456;1362592118;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 50 -96455;1362592118;gribble;There are currently 8385.6763 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 416077.619858 USD in total. | Data vintage: 71.0702 seconds -96454;1362592184;smickles;doctor_pullfinge: weren't you here for that discussion? -96453;1362592211;doctor_pullfinge;I was not - not looking for a book, just has mp acknowledged anything -96452;1362592235;smickles;it's either that mircea's sex dungeon prisoners finally revolted, or use mpex.coinbr.com while mpex.co is down -96451;1362592293;smickles;mpex.coinbr.com is one of many proxies to the mpex backend, and since all you send is encrypted, it doesn't matter that you are sending info thru a third party -96450;1362592307;Chaang-Noi;Most Online Today: 1541. Most Online Ever: 3809 we have a long way to go :) -96449;1362592356;doctor_pullfinge;so, mp is sleeping. I'm not looking to make a trade, just worried about another pirate40 situation. -96448;1362592378;blu3gr1ffon;you should be, now'd be a good time to disappear. -96447;1362592385;blu3gr1ffon;but he has no need to. -96446;1362592388;imsaguy;smickles: good point (tz) -96445;1362592447;doctor_pullfinge;is coiner able to send trades through to the backend? I have a seat on the back end and STAT don't works -96444;1362592448;smickles;blu3gr1ffon: thing is, as long as the traders keep s.mpoe worth more than he would get by running with the money, he has a financial interest to stay -96443;1362592457;doctor_pullfinge;coinbr -96442;1362592467;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 49.999 -96441;1362592470;gribble;There are currently 6264.6484 bitcoins offered at or under 49.999 USD, worth 310249.908414 USD in total. | Data vintage: 72.1208 seconds -96440;1362592510;BitHub;did anyone see his post recently about thinking of retirement? -96439;1362592512;BitHub;eeeo -96438;1362592522;smickles;doctor_pullfinge: my stats are working tru mpex.coinbr.com -96437;1362592533;smickles;*thru -96436;1362592579;doctor_pullfinge;smickles - thanks - I feel better. Back to worrying about why s.dice is tanking. -96435;1362592586;Chaang-Noi;http://blockchain.info/ last two blocks... ooopsss -96434;1362592590;smickles;and what do you mean 'a seat on the backend', if you have a connection to the backend which isn't a proxy, why are you worried about the other proxies? -96433;1362592600;BitHub;people sick of s.dice? -96432;1362592611;BitHub;div was smaller -96431;1362592641;doctor_pullfinge;I paid the 30 btc for a seat directly on mpex. coin.br is a passthrough, so may be cacheing the info. -96430;1362592672;Ukto;i bought my sdice at or below 0.0044 -96429;1362592676;smickles;doctor_pullfinge: i think you are a little confused here -96428;1362592678;Ukto;so im not that worried about it yet -96427;1362592700;doctor_pullfinge;I think the div was bigger in terms of USD, but mainly I think people spend x% of their USD based paycheck on s.dice. So, BTC dividend amount goes down -96426;1362592709;doctor_pullfinge;when price of btc goes up -96425;1362592715;smickles;coinbr is a broker (passthru, whatever) mpex.coinbr.com is a proxy to the backend system which is mpex -96424;1362592719;Ukto;besides, JAH is a better deal atm. daily divs at 10% or something, plus compounded earnings from reinvestment -96423;1362592731;BitHub;yeah the jah shares are crazy Ukto -96422;1362592737;smickles;you can send a STATJSON or whatever you want through that proxy -96421;1362592745;BitHub;seems to be better than ASICMINER atm -96420;1362592746;smickles;as if you sent it to mpex.co -96419;1362592748;doctor_pullfinge;thanks smickles. you cleared it up for me -96418;1362592755;smickles;glad to help :) -96417;1362592760;kakobrekla;JAH got asics or what -96416;1362592765;Ukto;i think by 30 days of jah its like a 15%+ monthly profit -96415;1362592767;BitHub;yeah he got asicminer shares -96414;1362592773;kakobrekla;a -96413;1362592788;Ukto;well worth over the .3 -96412;1362592792;ThickAsThieves;random off-topic idea, skype and facebook should show squiggly underlines on mispelled words, could teach the masses so easily -96411;1362592813;BitHub;that's why div so good -96410;1362592826;smickles;ThickAsThieves: that's more of an OS issue, isn't it? -96409;1362592851;smickles;ThickAsThieves: I mean, nearly all text input fields on my compy do spelling correction -96408;1362592881;ThickAsThieves;facebook does? -96407;1362592887;ThickAsThieves;skype does? -96406;1362592928;ThickAsThieves;oh, -96405;1362592932;ThickAsThieves;i mean on the output -96404;1362592933;Ukto;btw, 6,345 asicminer shares confirmed by fridcat on G.ASICMINER-PT now -96403;1362592940;ThickAsThieves;so everyone can see -96402;1362592957;jurov;doctor_pullfinge, since pgp is used,coinbr has no way to tamper with your orders nor replies -96401;1362592964;Chaang-Noi;6k wow -96400;1362592977;Ukto;thats just the confirmed -96399;1362592982;jurov;and as for caching, make sure to check signature date so it's aways different -96398;1362592986;Ukto;not including alot more pending in transit -96397;1362592989;jurov;for example -96396;1362592995;BitHub;yeah just recently -96395;1362592998;BitHub;really boring -96394;1362593006;Ukto;you dont play it for fun -96393;1362593008;Ukto;you play it for odds -96392;1362593019;doctor_pullfinge;I just went to coinbr and don't see any "last update" information. So I still think that could just be the last time that mpex was up. -96391;1362593026;error4733;1.9 edge is nothing -96390;1362593036;error4733;so it's good for a gambler to pay there -96389;1362593040;Chaang-Noi;ceasssh -96388;1362593041;error4733;even if it's boring -96387;1362593063;smickles;coinbr != mpex.coinbr -96386;1362593068;blu3gr1ffon;I'm sending larger txn fees in the future. -96385;1362593085;BitHub;i might sell off some dice and buy up some jah instead -96384;1362593086;smickles;EskimoBob: how long of a history? -96383;1362593088;blu3gr1ffon;what's a good fee these days for sub 10 minute 6 confirmations? -96382;1362593093;BitHub;increase teh divs -96381;1362593135;jurov;doctor_pullfinge, since mpex didn't issue any statement, we don't have anything for an update -96380;1362593160;smickles;EskimoBob: i don't think anyone who is recording that info has mad it public -96379;1362593174;jurov;coinbr just runs the proxy alongside our broker interface -96378;1362593183;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -96377;1362593185;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.71000, Best ask: 48.71350, Bid-ask spread: 0.00350, Last trade: 48.71000, 24 hour volume: 98576.32628072, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.71889 -96376;1362593192;error4733;in fact is not hacked, you can make order -96375;1362593203;Bugpowdrr;;;goxlag -96374;1362593205;gribble;353.26605 seconds -96373;1362593248;doctor_pullfinge;jurov - is the mpex back end down and mp not around? -96372;1362593319;smickles;http://imgur.com/JHhGmR0 -96371;1362593326;smickles;what mpex looks like to me currently -96370;1362593341;jurov;doctor_pullfinge i don't know anything about mp... except he does have irc client opened, that's a good sign perhaps -96369;1362593343;smickles;(well, moments ago, anyway) -96368;1362593369;Bugpowdrr;getting goxxed -96367;1362593376;Bugpowdrr;order pending for 5 minutes -96366;1362593387;Ukto;;;goxlag -96365;1362593388;gribble;342.802364 seconds -96364;1362593390;doctor_pullfinge;but that's a pass-through page that might be cached from last night. -96363;1362593392;Ukto;not that bad :P -96362;1362593427;doctor_pullfinge;I agree this is not freak out time. I'm trying to understand what this mpex.coinbr.com thing really is. -96361;1362593427;smickles;doctor_pullfinge: not the thing that I screenshotted -96360;1362593432;jurov;doctor_pullfinge, scroll back to last trade by assbot, compare to the site -96359;1362593444;Ukto;Bugpowdrr: wait another 5 min, see if it goes through -96358;1362593444;Ukto;:P -96357;1362593451;blu3gr1ffon;that goxlag is thick -96356;1362593454;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -96355;1362593456;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.58643, Best ask: 48.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11357, Last trade: 48.90000, 24 hour volume: 97948.57311533, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.75867 -96354;1362593456;smickles;doctor_pullfinge: it is pretty much a replication of mpex.co -96353;1362593458;Ukto;only over 5min -96352;1362593458;Diablo-D3;lol. -96351;1362593460;jurov;doctor_pullfinge it's a proxy that we sewt up after last ddos -96350;1362593461;smickles;the mpex frontend -96349;1362593472;smickles;and there are other proxies too -96348;1362593473;thestringpuller;;;ticker -96347;1362593475;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.58643, Best ask: 48.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11357, Last trade: 48.70000, 24 hour volume: 97945.57336925, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.75887 -96346;1362593484;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -96345;1362593493;thestringpuller;>:( -96344;1362593499;smickles;and "proxy" does not equal "passthrough" -96343;1362593508;assbot;I prepared your canoe with cedar boughs. -96342;1362593513;thestringpuller;;;market sell 10000 -96341;1362593514;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 453945.1459 USD and would take the last price down to 43.3310 USD, resulting in an average price of 45.3945 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 106.9176 seconds -96340;1362593525;Ukto;on CNN http://money.cnn.com/2013/03/06/technology/innovation/bitcoin/ -96339;1362593530;thestringpuller;;;market sell 100000 -96338;1362593531;smickles;thestringpuller: 7day OIX : -96337;1362593531;smickles;47.45 (50.15 / 29.08) -96336;1362593532;smickles;13`996.17 (87.2 / 12.8) -96335;1362593537;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 2998627.3527 USD and would take the last price down to 16.0100 USD, resulting in an average price of 29.9863 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0098 seconds -96334;1362593559;thestringpuller;;;market sell 1000000 -96333;1362593560;gribble;A market order to sell 1000000 bitcoins right now would net 4312499.9219 USD and would take the last price down to 0.0100 USD, resulting in an average price of 4.3125 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 23.1310 seconds -96332;1362593574;Bugpowdrr;still pending -96331;1362593576;gribble;1 BTC = 48.71000 U.S. dollars = 37.3743574 Euros -96330;1362593580;Bugpowdrr;fuck it -96329;1362593581;Bugpowdrr;whatever -96328;1362593583;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.45 = 2.7 BTC [+] -96327;1362593588;Ukto;cnn will drag in more bidders -96326;1362593614;smickles;cnn? -96325;1362593639;smickles;oooh -96324;1362593658;smickles;why is this cyber currency trading at an all time high? -96323;1362593664;smickles;pleas tell me steve hargreaves -96322;1362593669;jurov;doing test buy order for 123 S.DICE... -96321;1362593684;Bugpowdrr;ask is up! -96320;1362593684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 123 @ 0.0045 = 0.5535 BTC [+] -96319;1362593704;jurov;so, all is working except mpex.co website -96318;1362593717;error4733;smiclkles, you have to finish your taxreturn ? -96317;1362593717;smickles;jurov: but will doctor_pullfingr believe that assbot gets data from a reliable source? -96316;1362593772;jurov;smickles, doctor_pullfingr should pull fingers out of his ass and try it himself -96315;1362593808;doctor_pullfingr;doctor_pullfingr just needs a timestamp not a big deal. I can see the site, but assbot only shows HAVELOCK trades. -96314;1362593810;jurov;pardon the pun -96313;1362593887;jurov;doctor_pullfingr so you did a mpex trade like i just did and assbot did not show it? -96312;1362593901;jurov;nor http://mpex.coinbr.com/?mpsic= did? -96311;1362593912;jurov;it shows most recent trade in title -96310;1362593913;smickles;i saw assbot show it -96309;1362593954;smickles;16:14 <@assbot> [MPEX] [S.DICE] 123 @ 0.0045 = 0.5535 BTC [+] -96308;1362593976;smickles;which came shortly after "16:14 < jurov> doing test buy order for 123 S.DICE..." -96307;1362593986;doctor_pullfingr;sorry jurov - I see the assbot trade and the timestamp. I'll shut my mouth now and get to work. Fluorescent lighting awaits. -96306;1362593998;jurov;no problem ;) -96305;1362594043;Bugpowdrr;this is the top -96304;1362594050;doctor_pullfingr;again? -96303;1362594057;jcpham;"The U.S. dollar is an obvious Ponzi scheme," said Thomas, who thinks the U.S. government has too much debt to raise interest rates high enough to defend the dollar if there were ever a run on it. With Bitcoin, "you feel like you're in control of your money." -96302;1362594059;Bugpowdrr;darn -96301;1362594065;Bugpowdrr;gox was to sow -96300;1362594065;jcpham;last paragraph of that CNN article wins -96299;1362594075;Bugpowdrr;slow -96298;1362594082;smickles;jcpham: i was just about to quote that too -96297;1362594087;jcpham;http://money.cnn.com/2013/03/06/technology/innovation/bitcoin/ -96296;1362594094;jcpham;it's nice -96295;1362594099;jcpham;to see it so bluntly -96294;1362594100;deadweasel;;;goxlag -96293;1362594102;gribble;310.220931 seconds -96292;1362594107;Bugpowdrr;god damn -96291;1362594116;Bugpowdrr;missed the top -96290;1362594120;deadweasel;me too -96289;1362594123;Bugpowdrr;too slow to change the order now -96288;1362594127;smickles;Bugpowdrr: at least they arn't running a CS server -96287;1362594176;Bugpowdrr;they are running a site that is trading $5MM in currency a day -96286;1362594195;deadweasel;srsly, get the servers together, have peak resources -96285;1362594197;deadweasel;this is stupid -96284;1362594338;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00070427 = 8.6273 BTC [+] -96283;1362594340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1326 @ 0.0007105 = 0.9421 BTC [+] -96282;1362594752;ThickAsThieves;that cnn article is a little retarded -96281;1362594778;ThickAsThieves;"Because the number of transactions and overall value of coins in circulation is relatively low, the currency is quite volatile -- it went from under $1 to over $28, then back to $7 in 2011 alone." -96280;1362594804;ThickAsThieves;one event means volatility in 2013? -96279;1362594808;Bugpowdrr;tanking -96278;1362594830;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -96277;1362594832;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.35100, Best ask: 48.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.64900, Last trade: 47.35100, 24 hour volume: 97534.97841476, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.87966 -96276;1362594852;Bugpowdrr;;;goxlag -96275;1362594854;gribble;690.899964 seconds -96274;1362594857;ThickAsThieves;ugh -96273;1362594866;Bugpowdrr;prepare for tankage -96272;1362595003;deadweasel;dafuq 45 minutes only at 5 confirmations, with .005 fee -96271;1362595033;smickles;deadweasel: the fee will only affect when it gets conf 1 -96270;1362595043;Bugpowdrr;when those confirmations go thru, price is gonna drop -96269;1362595116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 189 @ 0.0045 = 0.8505 BTC [+] -96268;1362595178;Bugpowdrr;why did I sell at 48 insteady of 47.99? why -96267;1362595179;deadweasel;smickles: I did not know that. -96266;1362595198;deadweasel;smickles: thank you -96265;1362595252;imsaguy;ThickAsThieves: the example is a bad analogy, sure -96264;1362595258;imsaguy;give it time, there will be another tanking -96263;1362595284;Bugpowdrr;yesssss -96262;1362595285;Bugpowdrr;getting filled -96261;1362595286;imsaguy;how much of the tx volume today is the same coins being sent over and over? -96260;1362595301;jurov;"Mt. Gox found its operations hindered by its lack of proximity to the tech sector." lol now that's an excuse -96259;1362595314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00072389 = 1.8821 BTC [+] -96258;1362595332;imsaguy;mtgox was a hackjob originally trading magic cards -96257;1362595341;imsaguy;they always leave that part out -96256;1362595356;deadweasel;Magix; The Gatherings, online exchange -96255;1362595375;deadweasel;I fireballed your leviathan -96254;1362595380;gribble;1 BTC = 47.75000 U.S. dollars = 36.6377657 Euros -96253;1362595389;jurov;i should ask mp about his "proximity to the tech sector" -96252;1362595408;jurov;or evoorhees -96251;1362595426;jurov;or eskimobob lmao -96250;1362595431;imsaguy;I'm sure mp is fairly proximal to the tech 'sector' right now ;) -96249;1362595461;mircea_popescu;hi all. -96248;1362595473;mircea_popescu;if you're having trouble loading trilema, please flush your dns. -96247;1362595489;mjr_;yay -96246;1362595490;mircea_popescu;and otherwise, mpex,co is being ddosed by someone too stupid to know that doesn't work. -96245;1362595496;ZedsterX;i never load it no problem -96244;1362595498;mircea_popescu;use the various proxies, such as -96243;1362595507;ZedsterX;:) -96242;1362595517;error4733;hi mp -96241;1362595528;smickles;damn, i thought your sexdungeon revolted -96240;1362595533;mod6_;smickles! -96239;1362595550;smickles;mod6: hiya, sorry for being away -96238;1362595560;smickles;hug? \o/ -96237;1362595577;imsaguy;smickles: \0/ -96236;1362595588;smickles;aww -96235;1362595595;mircea_popescu;mpex.5gbfree.com mpex.host56.com mpex.coinbr.com etc -96234;1362595609;mircea_popescu;whoa smickles in da house ?! -96233;1362595611;mircea_popescu;when did you get out ? -96232;1362595615;imsaguy;mircea_popescu: load up a free instance of amazon? -96231;1362595616;Guest60737;smickles: glad u stopped back in. :) -96230;1362595627;smickles;mircea_popescu: earlier today -96229;1362595639;mircea_popescu;imsaguy yeah, i got a few of those too -96228;1362595642;kakobrekla;5gbfree dont work -96227;1362595645;Guest60737;bah.. its "mod6" -- gotta reauth -96226;1362595665;imsaguy;Guest60737: you know about /ns release, right? -96225;1362595665;smickles;lol, EskimoBob, you troll https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1590968#msg1590968 -96224;1362595668;mircea_popescu;smickles so is it a boy or a girl ? -96223;1362595687;imsaguy;mircea_popescu: tabloids say girl ;) -96222;1362595690;smickles;mircea_popescu: heh, well, it's a boy, and he is expected to come mid may -96221;1362595691;deadweasel;it's a bitbaby -96220;1362595716;Bugpowdrr;FILLED -96219;1362595717;mircea_popescu;o -96218;1362595721;mircea_popescu;i thought you got in early. -96217;1362595730;Guest60737;imsaguy: ya. working on those things now with ns & grib -96216;1362595746;smickles;;;seen anduck -96215;1362595747;gribble;anduck was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 20 hours, 24 minutes, and 36 seconds ago: uhh -96214;1362595762;imsaguy;oh, anduck said I was supposed to hold his coins -96213;1362595762;mircea_popescu;also http://pastebin.com/xfSBf759 -96212;1362595767;mircea_popescu;for future records -96211;1362595770;imsaguy;he said I could have them forever -96210;1362595818;Chaang-Noi;nothing from asicminer yet, hmm -96209;1362595871;imsaguy;scammertag! -96208;1362595874;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -96207;1362595878;gribble;Time since last block: 7 minutes and 46 seconds -96206;1362595890;jcpham;for the bears: http://seekingalpha.com/instablog/7761841-patrik-korda/1616371-bitcoin-bubble-2-0 -96205;1362595892;imsaguy;their test tx still hasn't confirmed -96204;1362595921;Chaang-Noi;yeah, why would they need to wait though? -96203;1362595922;imsaguy;just goes to show that sending a bunch of microdust without paying a respectible fee is silly -96202;1362595924;smickles;imsaguy: lol -96201;1362595968;imsaguy;estimated btc transacted: .00023055 -96200;1362595970;smickles;;;later tell anduck pm or email me when you get a chance -96199;1362595970;gribble;The operation succeeded. -96198;1362595977;imsaguy;fees: .0005 -96197;1362596036;imsaguy;asicminer full payment just hit -96196;1362596054;Chaang-Noi;just got it -96195;1362596058;mod6;(08:48) < smickles> mircea_popescu: heh, well, it's a boy, and he is expected to come mid may << Nice! It's getting closer. :] -96194;1362596061;DeaDTerra;yay -96193;1362596064;DeaDTerra;dividend received -96192;1362596068;imsaguy;less than the first -96191;1362596079;imsaguy;as expected :) -96190;1362596098;Chaang-Noi;i bought more shares so got more:) -96189;1362596108;Chaang-Noi;im going to try and guess and see their mining rate... -96188;1362596117;imsaguy;that doesn't make the dividend per share go up -96187;1362596118;smickles;mod6: indeed, and the first one is starting to walk around -96186;1362596136;mircea_popescu;also everyone's deposits/withdrawals flushed. -96185;1362596158;mod6;smickles: thats awesome man. :) -96184;1362596162;jcpham;The myopic are extrapolating the price trend of the past three months, which they deem is normal, and in so doing they exacerbate it to the upside, thus attracting even greater fools. The inflection point will come when the continuity of bullish thought is broken, which could be anywhere between $49/bc to $69/bc. One thing is for sure, the amount of suckers left who are willing to jump on the moving and ever accelerating train is drawing thin, -96183;1362596163;jcpham;and so are their pockets. -96182;1362596180;mircea_popescu;jcpham ftr the oix totally called the 50. -96181;1362596213;Chaang-Noi;0.01916298 per share -96180;1362596237;imsaguy;jcpham: where'd you copy and paste that from? -96179;1362596244;ThickAsThieves;didnt i say top was 69? -96178;1362596252;imsaguy;so now they're up to .06/share -96177;1362596252;jcpham;http://seekingalpha.com/instablog/7761841-patrik-korda/1616371-bitcoin-bubble-2-0 -96176;1362596255;Chaang-Noi;3832.596 paid out... -96175;1362596257;jcpham;LONG READ -96174;1362596265;jcpham;bring a lunch -96173;1362596273;imsaguy;once it hits .1, divs will halve -96172;1362596305;jurov;mircea_popescu dunno where would the oix be if calls were available throughout -96171;1362596321;mircea_popescu;jurov thing is a certain strike can't push it past a certain level -96170;1362596323;Chaang-Noi;okay so they ahve about 15% of the weekly coins... -96169;1362596323;mircea_popescu;you know what i mean ? -96168;1362596363;Chaang-Noi;36th x .15 = about 5.4 -96167;1362596379;Chaang-Noi;hmmm... about expected, i guess tehy are not solomining -96166;1362596419;Chaang-Noi;imsaguy less tha halve, 20% or so will aslo be collected for new hardware -96165;1362596465;Chaang-Noi;so we will get like 40% of what they mine... -96164;1362596497;Chaang-Noi;imsaguy how did you get .06 per share? -96163;1362596525;Chaang-Noi;buying more asics means more coins... and a company worth more.. cant just look at dividends -96162;1362596583;imsaguy;the first dividend was like .03x -96161;1362596587;Chaang-Noi;PsycoticBoy if we take the 40% of todays dividends and x 52 we get .416 pretty damn solid -96160;1362596587;smickles;http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=bitcoin%2C%20mainstream&cmpt=q -96159;1362596588;imsaguy;the second was .02x -96158;1362596591;imsaguy;I rounded -96157;1362596594;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -96156;1362596595;Chaang-Noi;ok -96155;1362596596;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.61000, Best ask: 47.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 47.77175, 24 hour volume: 99687.93083192, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.99952 -96154;1362596618;smickles;look, there is a corelated rise of "mainstream" with the recent rise in "bitcoin" -96153;1362596622;Chaang-Noi;i think first was .2x and second .19x -96152;1362596662;Chaang-Noi;i see this stock being worth .5 easy, and much much more if bfl fail -96151;1362596700;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.21046328 = 210.4633 BTC [+] -96150;1362596781;ThickAsThieves;http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=bitcoin&date=today%201-m&cmpt=q lol at related terms -96149;1362596842;mod6;lol "bitcoin bitcoin bitcoin" -96148;1362596907;mircea_popescu;so how's the drama today ? -96147;1362596915;Chaang-Noi;drama? -96146;1362596922;ThickAsThieves;it's waiting -96145;1362596955;jurov;it's about to fall any minute purportedly -96144;1362596959;mircea_popescu;a ok -96143;1362596998;Chaang-Noi;what are you guys talking about? -96142;1362597005;mod6;mp: thanks for getting http://mpex.5gbfree.com/ up so quick -96141;1362597012;mircea_popescu;Mar 06 07:58:51 o hey, it occurs to me, this is the right time to get hacked right ? -96140;1362597016;mircea_popescu;le lol. -96139;1362597029;mircea_popescu;mod6 it was up from before tho -96138;1362597037;jurov;oh and how is your proximity to the tech sector today, mircea? -96137;1362597038;mircea_popescu;i did nuffin -96136;1362597040;mod6;ah! didn't know that -96135;1362597057;mircea_popescu;mod6 was a ddos back in jan, set up the entire proxy structure then. that's when jurov made his, i think smickles has one too -96134;1362597059;mircea_popescu;buncha them -96133;1362597062;deadweasel;;;goxlag -96132;1362597063;gribble;75.495775 seconds -96131;1362597064;mircea_popescu;jurov my who ?! -96130;1362597071;jcpham;apparently i pasted a one liner in -otc and stopped someone from dropping 50k from a BoA from their cell phone on bitcoin -96129;1362597079;mircea_popescu;o rly ? cool. -96128;1362597084;jurov;mircea_popescu: it's the only thing i remembered from http://money.cnn.com/2013/03/06/technology/innovation/bitcoin/ -96127;1362597087;mircea_popescu;im just grepping this log for "hacked" atm, it's loads of fun -96126;1362597101;jcpham;"Rising asset prices create euphoria, and euphoria significantly drops the IQ of the participants." -96125;1362597107;mircea_popescu;liek Mar 06 16:13:53 i can't get the only service that has never been hacked to come up -96124;1362597121;mircea_popescu;jcpham i dunno about that. euphoria makes me sharper. -96123;1362597134;jcpham;i'm pretty sharp -96122;1362597138;jcpham;pissed off or happy -96121;1362597139;mircea_popescu;you're like a cheddar -96120;1362597156;Chilca;It's mpex working? -96119;1362597165;ThickAsThieves;i wouldnt call it work -96118;1362597167;ThickAsThieves;:) -96117;1362597169;mircea_popescu;Chilca it's always been working! -96116;1362597205;Chilca;mircea_popescu: maybe is something wrong in my notebook -96115;1362597220;imsaguy;mircea_popescu: is mpex down? -96114;1362597231;mircea_popescu;Chilca there's a pretty dumb ddos going on the main domain. but you can use any of the proxies jsut fine -96113;1362597234;mircea_popescu;imsaguy no. -96112;1362597242;notimsaguy;mircea_popescu: is mpex down? -96111;1362597244;jurov;no sorry, the proximity gem was here: http://money.cnn.com/2013/03/06/technology/innovation/bitcoin/ -96110;1362597253;mircea_popescu;lol wtf -96109;1362597254;smickles;guys, I think mpex is down -96108;1362597267;imsaguy;Can anyone get to mpex? -96107;1362597272;jurov;i can -96106;1362597272;Chilca;I can't -96105;1362597279;imsaguy;I heard mpex got hacked -96104;1362597285;ThickAsThieves;"The U.S. dollar is an obvious Ponzi scheme," said Thomas, who thinks the U.S. government has too much debt to raise interest rates high enough to defend the dollar if there were ever a run on it. With Bitcoin, "you feel like you're in control of your money." -96103;1362597288;imsaguy;the cia probably did it -96102;1362597289;ThickAsThieves;... -96101;1362597297;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.21064341 = 210.6434 BTC [+] -96100;1362597301;Chilca;urllib2.URLError: -96099;1362597304;mircea_popescu;ya totally down -96098;1362597306;mircea_popescu;also trading. -96097;1362597309;mircea_popescu;SINGULARITY -96096;1362597309;smickles;I just knew the sec would get to mpex sooner or later -96095;1362597312;assbot;imma gonna start banning -96094;1362597322;jurov;oh and i almost convinced a dude that coinbr bought mpex -96093;1362597328;mircea_popescu;Chilca : use something like mpex.coinbr.com to connect -96092;1362597332;Chaang-Noi;assbot :) -96091;1362597333;ThickAsThieves;why is assbot angry? -96090;1362597334;smickles;jurov: you could've too -96089;1362597338;ThickAsThieves;caps? -96088;1362597341;mircea_popescu;jurov lol -96087;1362597360;mircea_popescu;watch the guy post scamtag request on you now. -96086;1362597366;Chilca;That's work -96085;1362597396;Chilca;and with ./mpex.py ? -96084;1362597408;jurov;edit the url in source -96083;1362597414;mircea_popescu;yeah edit the url to a proxy -96082;1362597419;mircea_popescu;then edit it back -96081;1362597423;imsaguy;assbot: did you know that mpex is down? -96080;1362597424;mircea_popescu;and forth -96079;1362597425;mircea_popescu;and faster -96078;1362597426;mircea_popescu;slower -96077;1362597428;mircea_popescu;right there -96076;1362597429;mircea_popescu;aaahhh -96075;1362597452;kakobrekla;caffeine or cocaine? -96074;1362597455;jurov;you know i was yest in timisoara and bough some fine asics in budapest en route, that announcement raised some eyebrows, too -96073;1362597473;mircea_popescu;this before or after you fucked that giraffe ? -96072;1362597487;jurov;can't remember zactly -96071;1362597513;mod6;jurov must be tall to fuck a giraffe, or he likes to fuck on a ladder. ;) -96070;1362597515;mircea_popescu;guy got totally plastered, hitched it with the zoo inventory. -96069;1362597530;mircea_popescu;mod6 when you're hung like a snake gotta do what you gotta do. -96068;1362597536;mod6;hahah -96067;1362597539;mircea_popescu;neck has to be long enough or else you dip your tip in acid. -96066;1362597543;Chilca;Thanks -96065;1362597557;mod6;ah! i'll have to keep that in mind. -96064;1362597561;mod6;lol -96063;1362597595;jurov;yea, without mircea's expert advice, that would've ended badly -96062;1362597603;mircea_popescu;my host guy is like "you know we nullrooted some stuff" -96061;1362597608;mircea_popescu;i'm like "yea, whatever" -96060;1362597613;mircea_popescu;he's like "o.o" -96059;1362597638;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 10 @ 0.00062096 = 0.0062 BTC -96058;1362597647;mod6;heh, i nullroute stuff all the time -96057;1362597657;mod6;abuse? to the blackhole you go! -96056;1362597659;mircea_popescu;mod6 how often do customers go "mmkay" -96055;1362597707;jurov;like "nono no nullroutes, i have important businss in nigeria" -96054;1362597739;Chaang-Noi;night guy -96053;1362597742;Chaang-Noi;guys* -96052;1362597745;iz;;;ticker -96051;1362597747;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.35500, Best ask: 47.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14500, Last trade: 47.50000, 24 hour volume: 101716.35730182, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.12712 -96050;1362597768;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -96049;1362597770;gribble;91.606923 seconds -96048;1362597772;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -96047;1362597776;gribble;Time since last block: 12 minutes and 53 seconds -96046;1362597777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20700 @ 0.00072389 = 14.9845 BTC [+] -96045;1362597778;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.21125709 = 211.2571 BTC [+] -96044;1362597779;mircea_popescu;;;when does bfl deliver -96043;1362597779;gribble;Error: "when" is not a valid command. -96042;1362597783;mircea_popescu;right-o -96041;1362597787;mircea_popescu;btw, wtf is with the longass blocks -96040;1362597792;ThickAsThieves;scam detected -96039;1362597793;Chaang-Noi;mp 4 to 6 weeks -96038;1362597794;jurov;!when does bfl deliver -96037;1362597806;jurov;watch out -96036;1362597813;assbot;fuck you. -96035;1362597817;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i think that's when inaba gets his period -96034;1362597820;jurov;right on the money -96033;1362597825;mircea_popescu;i was asking more about the rigs -96032;1362597826;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 30 @ 0.65 = 19.5 BTC [-] -96031;1362597834;mod6;hmm -96030;1362597844;Chaang-Noi; [BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 30 @ 0.65 = 19.5 BTC [-] nice :) -96029;1362597875;Rick_;When can i use mpex.co? -96028;1362597885;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://i.imgur.com/9fBZl3m.png -96027;1362597897;smickles;Rick_: as soon as you can type mpex.coinbr.com -96026;1362597953;smickles;Rick_: full story and other proxies at http://pastebin.com/xfSBf759 -96025;1362597970;mod6;(09:20) < mircea_popescu> mod6 how often do customers go "mmkay" << haha, 0. the one guy I do a actual website for doesn't give a shit since he cuts down trees for a living lol -96024;1362598005;Rick_;cant open http://pastebin.com/xfSBf759 eaither -96023;1362598015;mod6;im like, "russian hackers are fucking with the site so i tossed their packets in the bitbucket..." "huh? whats that?" ".... don't worry it's all good." -96022;1362598019;Rick_;but i am using coinbr now -96021;1362598081;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -96020;1362598146;Rick_;now i can see http://pastebin.com/xfSBf759,reading it -96019;1362598312;deadweasel;;;goxlag -96018;1362598313;gribble;128.598356 seconds -96017;1362598446;mircea_popescu;mod6 anyway, if you can't get to trilema, it's here http://pastebin.com/vRzjux7e -96016;1362598458;mircea_popescu;all tghe proxy shit was set-up back in jan when somebody tried to ddos mpex -96015;1362598495;mircea_popescu;smickles so what've you been up to ? did you get ddosed or something ? -96014;1362598602;mircea_popescu;Rick_ hey, actually, the full pastebin is http://pastebin.com/vRzjux7e -96013;1362598607;mircea_popescu;for some reason the other one got truncated. -96012;1362598740;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -96011;1362598741;assbot;Stupid fucking white man. -96010;1362598755;mircea_popescu;ahaha he's proxy unaware huh -96009;1362598827;maximian;looks like the worst of the s.dice selloff is over -96008;1362599021;deadweasel;think the price will drop anymore today? -96007;1362599026;jurov;mircea_popescu but it did work till 2 hours ago -96006;1362599031;jurov;assbot -96005;1362599042;mircea_popescu;jurov it gets the pushes -96004;1362599053;mircea_popescu;but it doesn;t know how to get the stats -96003;1362599061;jurov;ic -96002;1362599067;assbot;yea im stupid like dat. -96001;1362599079;jurov;;;slap assbot -96000;1362599106;assbot;watch out there. i might be dumb but i have muscle. does that erause you? -95999;1362599113;mircea_popescu;erause ?! -95998;1362599149;jurov;;;facepalm -95997;1362599149;gribble;Error: "facepalm" is not a valid command. -95996;1362599195;assbot;arouse, mirce, arouse. was ment for jurov. -95995;1362599284;deadweasel;;;goxlag -95994;1362599287;gribble;152.106485 seconds -95993;1362599307;keith_hanson;christ. -95992;1362599309;jurov;^ it's not over -95991;1362599326;keith_hanson;have they mentioned any reasons for all the lag? -95990;1362599349;mircea_popescu; Anyone have theories as to why this runup is so fast then? Is it driven by MPEX futures, or trader manipulation, or is this how the Fed kills BTC: it just buys them all? << historically mpex futures tend to quench rallies (and probably drops too) rather than amplify them -95989;1362599349;deadweasel;shitty sysadmins -95988;1362599350;kakobrekla;beatles yesterdays goes through my mind when you do ;;goxlag -95987;1362599375;mircea_popescu;the reason is that bitcoin which'd normally hit the exchanges pushing the price gets sterilized on derivative trades on mpex -95986;1362599543;jurov;;;asks 49 -95985;1362599549;gribble;There are currently 3655.519 bitcoins offered at or under 49.0 USD, worth 177792.647437 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -95984;1362600032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00072389 = 3.4747 BTC [+] -95983;1362600112;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -95982;1362600113;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.23000, Best ask: 47.40500, Bid-ask spread: 0.17500, Last trade: 47.40500, 24 hour volume: 106149.33438063, 24 hour low: 39.00000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.27059 -95981;1362600126;mircea_popescu;so eerie -95980;1362600264;mircea_popescu;"Karen Webster ‏@karenmpd -95979;1362600264;mircea_popescu;Regulation can stand in the way of innovation in the interest of protecting consumers. What do entrepreneurs do?" -95978;1362600272;mircea_popescu;Mircea Popescu ‏@Mircea_Popescu -95977;1362600272;mircea_popescu;@karenmpd They move. Consumers don't get a say, that's what the definition of consumer implies : "stfu, swallow the menu, say ty". -95976;1362600282;mircea_popescu;i think it was about time twitter got a dose of mp. -95975;1362600414;ThickAsThieves;wtb faster bitcoin confirmations -95974;1362600436;mircea_popescu;primeasic sells 1000 fast confirmations for 0.5 btc -95973;1362600439;mircea_popescu;5000 for 2 btc -95972;1362600441;mircea_popescu;10000 for 3 btc -95971;1362600456;ThickAsThieves;can kako pick them up for me? -95970;1362600481;mircea_popescu;only if you wait till he's not slept for a day first. -95969;1362600699;unbalanced;mircea_popescu, thanks for the reply above. Could someone rich in cash & BTC, holding BTC futures/options at say a $50 strike could have an incentive to buy up BTC to that level to not lose on the option trade? -95968;1362600723;unbalanced;Or am I a) paranoid? b) ill-informed? c) both? Probably c) -95967;1362600752;jurov;unbalanced, there were tries , but mostly not successful afaik -95966;1362600769;Namworld;oh, I missed mircea's reply. What's up with MPEx? -95965;1362600777;ThickAsThieves;ddos -95964;1362600808;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0073 = 0.073 BTC [+] -95963;1362600828;unbalanced;Namworld: see http://mpex.coinbr.com -95962;1362600867;Namworld;ah, an alternative frontend -95961;1362600898;jurov;not a frontend, just proxy -95960;1362600898;[\\\];whatever happened to solidcoin? -95959;1362600912;Namworld;Still a scam? -95958;1362600917;jurov;[\\\]: you're digging it out of grave -95957;1362600984;[\\\];oh, damn -95956;1362600992;[\\\];I went to the website and the latest news is from January -95955;1362600995;[\\\];2012 -95954;1362601555;mircea_popescu;unbalanced in theory this is possible. however this theory tends to blow up in practice. it's no different from any attempt to corner a market, and those have historically ended up poorly. -95953;1362601578;mircea_popescu;more importantly, the mpoe bot book is limited. you can't get much more than 20k or so notional exposure per strike -95952;1362601599;mircea_popescu;with a lot of finesse you could construct synthetic positions of maybe 100k, but not 1mn and over. -95951;1362601642;mircea_popescu;moreover because all trade settles in btc on mpex that defacto sterilizes some currency too -95950;1362601675;mircea_popescu;in short : i've put a lot of thinking into creating macrostability here, i obviously may have overlooked holes/been stupid/etc, but it won't be trivial in any case. -95949;1362601791;mod6;(10:04) < mircea_popescu> i think it was about time twitter got a dose of mp. << yes! -95948;1362601795;mircea_popescu;lol -95947;1362601806;jcpham;guerilla gardening: http://youtu.be/EzZzZ_qpZ4w -95946;1362601810;jcpham;^ worth watching -95945;1362601887;unbalanced;mircea_popescu, jurov: thx for the replies -95944;1362601899;mod6;jcpham: oh man, <3 Del Taco -95943;1362601917;unbalanced;glad to know all is well in mpex-land... time to get back to work -95942;1362601940;jcpham;I manufacture my own reality -95941;1362601945;jcpham;i like this guy -95940;1362601972;mircea_popescu;;;whowas unbalanced -95939;1362601972;gribble;Error: "whowas" is not a valid command. -95938;1362601975;mircea_popescu;;;was unbalanced -95937;1362601976;gribble;Error: "was" is not a valid command. -95936;1362601976;kakobrekla;someone should tell him about btc -95935;1362601977;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00469999 = 1.88 BTC [+] -95934;1362601984;kakobrekla;you dont need to grow food -95933;1362601991;kakobrekla;aka money -95932;1362601998;kakobrekla;you can just grow money straight up -95931;1362602005;mircea_popescu;so did s.dice get massacred because people thought mpex is gone ? -95930;1362602007;deadweasel;can't eat money -95929;1362602019;kakobrekla;cant encrypt food -95928;1362602031;deadweasel;fungal encryption -95927;1362602034;jcpham;dude this guys mind is primed for bitcoin -95926;1362602039;deadweasel;nobody would try to reverse that -95925;1362602039;kakobrekla;eating cas coins -95924;1362602059;deadweasel;cas coins would be hard to pass -95923;1362602075;deadweasel;and not very nutriional -95922;1362602081;jcpham;7:15 t-shirt says "unkuck the world" -95921;1362602086;kakobrekla;so would be fungal encrypted food -95920;1362602087;jcpham;*unfuck -95919;1362602113;deadweasel;I just need to clean my fridge -95918;1362602150;kakobrekla;also planting that shit in the middle of the LA -95917;1362602158;kakobrekla;its not useful for eating -95916;1362602164;kakobrekla;so i dunno what that dude is on -95915;1362602191;jcpham;the man has got him down kakobrekla -95914;1362602192;kakobrekla;meh -95913;1362602217;jurov;mircea_popescu, no that happened yesterday. today dice it didn't move much -95912;1362602324;mod6;this guy is awesome -95911;1362602333;kakobrekla;awsome in a stupid way -95910;1362602348;mircea_popescu;jurov aha. -95909;1362602375;mod6;well, na. fuck the man, plant a garden. mine some bitcoins, etc. -95908;1362602429;jcpham;fuck tha man, plant a garden, mine bitcoins sounds like a tshirt i need -95907;1362602438;dub;friedcat did it again -95906;1362602452;mod6;jcpham: ya! -95905;1362602463;dub;sent 0.000000001/share then a div -95904;1362602490;dub;0.1 satoshi -95903;1362602501;mod6;haha ya! "PLANT SOME SHIT!" -95902;1362602506;mod6;thats just great -95901;1362602525;mod6;america needs more people like this guy who are devoted to action -95900;1362602526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 40 @ 0.00469999 = 0.188 BTC [+] -95899;1362602527;dub;im going aquaponics when I finally get a house -95898;1362602537;dub;grow FISH and PLANTS -95897;1362602577;mod6;jcpham: the UNFUCK THE WORLD t-shirt was pretty great too -95896;1362602584;mod6;i'd prolly wear it everyday if I had one -95895;1362602603;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -95894;1362602604;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4789366.42662 based on data since last change | 4948929.82503 based on data for last three days -95893;1362602692;dub;looks like om not the only one anyway https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149750.msg1591216#msg1591216 -95892;1362602775;ThickAsThieves;i have the same issue -95891;1362602813;ThickAsThieves;gave up and moved my wallet -95890;1362602841;dub;wat issue -95889;1362602872;ThickAsThieves;client issues -95888;1362602888;ThickAsThieves;i havent tried rescan yet -95887;1362602915;ThickAsThieves;send coin but transaction never updates -95886;1362602919;dub;is the txn confirmed? -95885;1362602959;ThickAsThieves;basically it does the transactions but displays incorrectly -95884;1362602964;dub;the asicminer div txn isnt -95883;1362602964;ThickAsThieves;if i recall correctly -95882;1362602972;ThickAsThieves;oh -95881;1362602977;ThickAsThieves;thats not confirmed -95880;1362602978;dub;so its normal to show up like that -95879;1362602988;ThickAsThieves;i wasnt referring to asicminer -95878;1362603000;ThickAsThieves;referring to someone suspecting there is an issue with desltop clienbt -95877;1362603253;dub;holy fuck -95876;1362603255;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1590649#msg1590649 -95875;1362603258;dub;ITS ALIVE -95874;1362603371;mod6;EB is like, "O if you move S.DICE I'll buy some!!! JUST KIDDING! LOL I'VE ALREADY BOUGHT HIGH AND SOLD LOW!" -95873;1362603397;dub;surpise, guy is ubertarded -95872;1362603513;mod6;haha he trolls hard -95871;1362603596;mircea_popescu;lol what ? -95870;1362603602;jcpham;aww man dank got scammer tagged -95869;1362603603;ThickAsThieves;http://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions -95868;1362603608;jcpham;but he had a soul guarantee -95867;1362603610;ThickAsThieves;going up? -95866;1362603626;ThickAsThieves;yes, top floor plz -95865;1362603678;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -95864;1362603681;gribble;Current Blocks: 224570 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 1221 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 8 hours, 31 minutes, and 48 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4779207.20236 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.41719 -95863;1362603686;chmod755;;;ticker -95862;1362603686;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.00000, Best ask: 48.05000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 48.05000, 24 hour volume: 104401.10769022, 24 hour low: 39.50000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.61632 -95861;1362603724;mod6;eat your heart out bernakazi -95860;1362603811;mod6;EskimoBob: :) -95859;1362603920;mod6;MPOE-PR stepped on your nuts huh? -95858;1362603981;mod6;i dunno, why all the hard trolls & h8tred? -95857;1362604050;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-delusion-of-infrastructure/ -95856;1362604060;mircea_popescu;the latest installment in mpanthropology. -95855;1362604074;mod6;EskimoBob: *shrug* -95854;1362604183;ZedsterX;does bitpay being on amazon make us legit now? -95853;1362604187;deadweasel;I'm pretty sure you are MP, being your own troll -95852;1362604236;mod6;dutifully moved right along to the next helping of predigested yet certifiedly safe circlejerk product. << exactly. -95851;1362604297;mircea_popescu;deadweasel im who ? -95850;1362604426;chmod755|catfish;-0.002! -95849;1362604441;gribble;1 BTC = 47.93000 U.S. dollars = 36.7758766 Euros -95848;1362604669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00072389 = 4.6691 BTC [+] -95847;1362604830;Namworld;What's up with options? -95846;1362604932;mircea_popescu;now what sort of unanswerable question is that ? -95845;1362604970;Namworld;ah, nvm. I guess I was consistently refreshing right when options were not up. -95844;1362604993;Namworld;I refreshed twice and no options were showing up from the market bot. -95843;1362605020;mircea_popescu;ya there's ocasionally a momentary gap -95842;1362605063;deadweasel;i think it's broken. ;) -95841;1362605087;Namworld;your reasoning seems broken... time to get some S.DICE -95840;1362605107;deadweasel;you're right! buy moar! -95839;1362605157;ZedsterX;time not panic yet -95838;1362605239;mircea_popescu;deadweasel the valuation by last trade algo is prolly dubious -95837;1362605243;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -95836;1362605245;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00300001 / 0.00452788 / 0.0052 (39220 shares, 177.58 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00577697 / 0.0063799 (549867 shares, 3,176.57 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00588503 / 0.007395 (6670790 shares, 39,257.82 BTC) -95835;1362605253;mircea_popescu;30day avg prolly more reasonable. -95834;1362605263;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -95833;1362605265;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 29.08954763 / 47.56142347 / 49.63791534 (no shares, 17,752.74 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -95832;1362605265;doctor_pullfingr;deaweasel - measure in USD make you feel a bit better -95831;1362605289;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.MAR] 3 @ 0.0639995 = 0.192 BTC [-] -95830;1362605332;deadweasel;yeah, I need to stop looking at bitfunder. I just want to watch things happen. -95829;1362605355;deadweasel;i like observing this thing. this, bitcoin, thing. -95828;1362605381;deadweasel;i'm addicted to bitcoins -95827;1362605869;TomServo;mircea_popescu: how often is the oix updated? -95826;1362605892;mircea_popescu;every time options sell pretty much -95825;1362606163;mod6;has any one else been eating popcorn and watching Krugman try to battle the guys on ZH? -95824;1362606207;mod6;not sure if its really him... but it's entertaining either way -95823;1362606232;mircea_popescu;not rly. -95822;1362606237;Bugpowder;EURO is $1.2999?!? -95821;1362606244;mircea_popescu;hard to tell which is the larger idiot, the zh borg or krugman -95820;1362606332;mircea_popescu;about there ya -95819;1362606336;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -95818;1362606337;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.35000, Best ask: 47.45780, Bid-ask spread: 0.10780, Last trade: 47.35000, 24 hour volume: 105673.56321148, 24 hour low: 39.51020, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.82315 -95817;1362606358;dub;new video of avalon trying to ship units -95816;1362606360;dub;http://www.vice.com/en_au/read/the-strange-beauty-of-the-chinese-politician-who-lost-his-shit-at-the-airport -95815;1362606384;mircea_popescu;lol -95814;1362606492;mod6;yeah, some of those guys on ZH are somewhat entertaining -95813;1362606547;mod6;there seems to be a real lack of brains when it comes to bitcoin on there though -95812;1362606636;deadweasel;I have seen no surplus in brains anywhere in bitcoin, except a few here and there. -95811;1362606677;deadweasel;bitcoin has been my financial baptism by fire. lucky I made money while learning -95810;1362607346;Lyspooner;this is not the normal channel welcome message -95809;1362607405;chmod755;Lyspooner, wat? -95808;1362607431;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner the scams there got moved to bitcoin-assets.com -95807;1362607439;Lyspooner;"channel flooding and no channel staff around to help? Please check with freenode support: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#gettinghelp" -95806;1362607470;mircea_popescu;a, that's standard freenode stuff -95805;1362607505;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.4405 = 4.405 BTC [-] -95804;1362607557;Lyspooner;normally it's a list of all the sites that house bitcoin assets -95803;1362607580;Bugpowder;you mean the topic? -95802;1362607585;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.msg1591950#msg1591950 this is cute. -95801;1362607711;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -95800;1362607728;Lyspooner;bugpowder yeah -95799;1362607749;mircea_popescu;"Hi everyone! -95798;1362607749;mircea_popescu;Massage4BTC.com is now operational and lets anyone offer local massage services for BTC." -95797;1362607750;mircea_popescu;le lol. -95796;1362607780;mircea_popescu;"herpderp i learned sort-of webcoding over the summer so now i start a business where other people do the work. it's a platform." -95795;1362607805;chmod755;lmao -95794;1362607864;chmod755;mircea_popescu, wait...isn't that what mpex does? -95793;1362607880;chmod755;S.DICE makes the money - you get rich lol -95792;1362607891;mircea_popescu;haha not quite. -95791;1362607926;mircea_popescu;what've they traded since august, say 200k btc or so ? i've made 400 btc off that. -95790;1362608044;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4205 = 1.2615 BTC [-] -95789;1362608046;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.42 = 0.84 BTC [-] -95788;1362608078;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.335 = 3.35 BTC [-] -95787;1362608080;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.335 = 1.34 BTC [-] -95786;1362608114;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.33317 = 3.3317 BTC [-] -95785;1362608225;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.42 = 2.1 BTC [-] -95784;1362608226;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.42 = 1.26 BTC [-] -95783;1362608284;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.41 = 2.87 BTC [-] -95782;1362608286;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.41 = 2.05 BTC [-] -95781;1362608291;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 25 @ 0.65 = 16.25 BTC [-] -95780;1362608344;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [-] -95779;1362608346;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -95778;1362608477;deadweasel;I was just wondering where I could find a massage for BTC? -95777;1362608485;deadweasel;is there like, an internet site for that? -95776;1362608527;mircea_popescu;the best massages are free -95775;1362608759;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.33317 = 0.6663 BTC [-] -95774;1362608815;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -95773;1362608883;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 640 @ 0.22052312 = 141.1348 BTC [+] -95772;1362609193;jurov;!tciker m oix^ -95771;1362609199;jurov;!ticker m oix^ -95770;1362609200;assbot;Good morning, may you serve the Lord, and may His holy dominion guide you through your dismal life. -95769;1362609205;deadweasel;assbot is dead -95768;1362609209;jurov;amen -95767;1362609210;mircea_popescu;prefix not postfix -95766;1362609212;jurov;!ticker m oix^ -95765;1362609213;assbot;The round stones beneath the earth... have spoken through the fire. -95764;1362609218;jurov;!ticker m ^oix -95763;1362609218;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 29.08954763 / 47.63946252 / 49.7064472 (no shares, 17,893.87 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -95762;1362609225;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.65 = 1.95 BTC [-] -95761;1362609238;jurov;deadweasel is dead -95760;1362609257;jurov;mpex.co is back online so all should work -95759;1362609368;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -95758;1362609369;deadweasel;isn't that nanotube's bot? -95757;1362609610;Bugpowder;tankage -95756;1362609611;Bugpowder;;;ticker -95755;1362609613;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.00000, Best ask: 46.59790, Bid-ask spread: 0.59790, Last trade: 46.00000, 24 hour volume: 109849.30848531, 24 hour low: 39.79000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.00791 -95754;1362609705;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -95753;1362609751;jurov;deadweasel,no,gribble is nanotube's. assbot has borrowed intelligence from kakobrekla. -95752;1362609765;jurov;maybe muscles,too, dunno -95751;1362609848;deadweasel;jurov: ok, thx. they are both nice bots. even S&M assbot, but I do that in PMs now. -95750;1362609888;jurov;consider yourself lucky, i was rejected by assbot :/ -95749;1362609892;deadweasel;tankage indeed, people must be market selling -95748;1362609931;deadweasel;but there are some hungry sponges out there too -95747;1362609954;jurov;i think today's bank wires and whatever went into bitcoins, tomorrow it may repeat -95746;1362609973;jurov;when fresh fiat arrives -95745;1362609982;jurov;bitcoin will eat it -95744;1362610032;Bugpowder;see u at $36. -95743;1362610097;deadweasel;;;goxlag -95742;1362610099;gribble;80.139706 seconds -95741;1362610114;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -95740;1362610115;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.27057, Best ask: 45.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.71943, Last trade: 45.99000, 24 hour volume: 111972.55000310, 24 hour low: 39.79001, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.02130 -95739;1362610131;dub;BASIC-MINING what -95738;1362610149;Lyspooner;80 seconds lag? is that normal? -95737;1362610242;Bugpowder;it wat 680sec a few hours ago -95736;1362610250;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 50 @ 0.65 = 32.5 BTC [-] -95735;1362610259;dub;yeah newsflash gox sux -95734;1362610321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0046 = 1.38 BTC [-] -95733;1362610328;mircea_popescu;they're good at what they do -95732;1362610565;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4 = 1.2 BTC [-] -95731;1362610567;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [-] -95730;1362610567;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.4 = 2.4 BTC [-] -95729;1362610582;leotreasure;asicmining divs are out -95728;1362610594;Ukto;yup -95727;1362610601;Ukto;as soon as confirms are done, DT will be paying on BF -95726;1362610614;DeaDTerra1;stil sitting on 0 confirms... -95725;1362610617;DeaDTerra1;comeone mining pools -95724;1362610622;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 62 @ 0.00549 = 0.3404 BTC [+] -95723;1362610658;Ukto;btw, G.ASICMER-PT now holders 1,020,273 confirmed ASICMINER shares -95722;1362610670;Ukto;er -95721;1362610675;Ukto;that wrong -95720;1362610689;Ukto;11,032 shares -95719;1362610692;Ukto;stupid copy buffer -95718;1362610700;mircea_popescu;leotreasure how much ? -95717;1362610751;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.65 = 1.95 BTC [-] -95716;1362610755;leotreasure;.01916298 -95715;1362610780;Bugpowder;;;ticker -95714;1362610783;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.71051, Best ask: 45.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.28949, Last trade: 45.00000, 24 hour volume: 114058.31082349, 24 hour low: 39.85750, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.04732 -95713;1362610786;Ukto;the last was 0.02354460 -95712;1362610791;Ukto;and it was for all earnings up to that point -95711;1362610797;Ukto;that means the last week picked up a lot of earnings -95710;1362610819;Ukto;next week should easily surpass it -95709;1362610832;mircea_popescu;going down !? -95708;1362610842;Ukto;btc or AM? -95707;1362610844;mircea_popescu;ah, what interval was the first for ? -95706;1362610846;mircea_popescu;am -95705;1362610855;Ukto;like 2~3 weeks? -95704;1362610858;mircea_popescu;ah i c -95703;1362610876;DeaDTerra1;HAHAH one million shares was a bit strong xD -95702;1362610881;Ukto;yeah -95701;1362610884;Ukto;I has sdice open -95700;1362610889;Ukto;and copied the wrong thing :P -95699;1362611148;jcpham;hey gais -95698;1362611163;Ukto;sup -95697;1362611167;jcpham;i sold some coins for $50 today -95696;1362611171;jcpham;;;ticker -95695;1362611173;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.20000, Best ask: 44.71051, Bid-ask spread: 0.51051, Last trade: 45.00000, 24 hour volume: 114660.97979107, 24 hour low: 39.85750, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.05104 -95694;1362611203;jcpham;how is that even acceptable or possible -95693;1362611217;mircea_popescu;bad deal. -95692;1362611221;mircea_popescu;you'll regret it later. -95691;1362611225;Bugpowder;I sold a nice chunk at 46-49 -95690;1362611235;Bugpowder;I do not regret it now -95689;1362611235;jcpham;mircea_popescu: 5 coins... -95688;1362611241;jcpham;! -95687;1362611259;swhitt;i ;;ticker -95686;1362611263;swhitt;;;ticker -95685;1362611271;jcpham;i sold 5 coins during the height of the day for shits and giggles -95684;1362611276;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.20000, Best ask: 44.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.30000, Last trade: 44.50000, 24 hour volume: 114844.81528356, 24 hour low: 39.85750, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.05435 -95683;1362611278;swhitt;i wish mtgoxlive would work better. -95682;1362611281;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1592056#msg1592056 -95681;1362611286;mircea_popescu;lol girl laying the smackdown -95680;1362611297;mircea_popescu;i can't believe forum idiots actually propose btctalk as a comparison for anything. -95679;1362611318;Lyspooner;"girl" -95678;1362611338;Lyspooner;try "me" -95677;1362611339;Bugpowder;anyone know EXACTLY how wash sale rules effect a long-term cap gain? As in, if I buy a stock for $5, sell it 8 months later for $10, rebuy for $9 the next day then sell again for $50 8 months after that. -95676;1362611346;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner why does her gender bother you so ? -95675;1362611350;jcpham;http://www.economicsofbitcoin.com/2013/03/re-bitcoin-bubble-20-by-patrik-korda.html -95674;1362611413;mircea_popescu;who is patrik-korda -95673;1362611416;Bugpowder;Is the $50 sale considered long-term or short term -95672;1362611439;Bugpowder;I know the $10 sale is short term, despite the wash sale repurchase. -95671;1362611441;jcpham;http://seekingalpha.com/instablog/7761841-patrik-korda/1616371-bitcoin-bubble-2-0 -95670;1362611443;jcpham;^ korda -95669;1362611462;mircea_popescu;jcpham ok, some idiot who came up with the brilliant idea that because the cost of making websites is small, the internet will never exist -95668;1362611471;mircea_popescu;because myspace profiles will compete each other into irrelevance -95667;1362611481;mircea_popescu;i am impressed. who spawns all these idiots ? -95666;1362611507;Bugpowder;http://apoplithorismosphobia.com/files/ex.pdf -95665;1362611551;mircea_popescu;lol -95664;1362611556;mircea_popescu;spontaneous idiogeneration ? -95663;1362611589;mircea_popescu;Study Program: Liberal Arts -95662;1362611589;mircea_popescu;Field of Study: 3. 1. 6 Political Science -95661;1362611591;mircea_popescu;ok nm. -95660;1362611617;jurov;According to the Communist Manifesto, there were three major reasons why capitalism would come to a halt. -95659;1362611625;jurov;^from abstract -95658;1362611656;mircea_popescu;one of them being that youthful cocks with milkstrings still atached will end up publishing on wanna-be "respectable" venues a la seeking alpha as if they were people. -95657;1362611699;mircea_popescu;basically, we're being trolled. -95656;1362611705;jurov;lol i never heard about this school.. prolly too many "higher education" schools around -95655;1362611720;jurov;in one 450-thousand city -95654;1362611726;mircea_popescu;every halfwit with a "liberal arts" degree in nothing specifically from Nowhere University is going to, on the mid term, publish a finite nonzero number of papers -95653;1362611730;mircea_popescu;consisting of nothing at all. -95652;1362611791;jurov;From a historical standpoint, major economic bubbles are a rare phenomenon. Unlike business cycles, which occur quite frequently and with great regularity, there have not been many bubbles throughout history. -95651;1362611803;jurov;first two sentences from the body text -95650;1362611807;mircea_popescu;i can't even write about this shit, it'd be doing it favours ;/ -95649;1362611808;jurov;i cant even... -95648;1362611955;Lyspooner;scott sumner on bitcoin bubbles http://www.themoneyillusion.com/?p=19705&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Themoneyillusion+%28TheMoneyIllusion%29 -95647;1362612073;BitHub;so...how much did asicminer share pay per share? -95646;1362612119;BitHub;0.020 or something? -95645;1362612125;dub;.01916298 -95644;1362612132;BitHub;cool -95643;1362612159;dub;they sent it anyway, hadn't confirmed last I looked -95642;1362612177;Diablo-D3;it confirmed -95641;1362612182;Diablo-D3;the share count tx didn't yet -95640;1362612210;Diablo-D3;oh wait, sorry, its only 4/6 atm -95639;1362612214;Diablo-D3;its partially confirmed =P -95638;1362612313;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner left him an oix. -95637;1362612390;Lyspooner;? -95636;1362612443;mircea_popescu;link you posted. -95635;1362612533;Lyspooner;to what end? he doesn't care about bitcoin so much as he just wants people who cry "bubble!" to be held to certain standards -95634;1362613139;AndroUser512;;;estimate -95633;1362613140;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4749889.19275 based on data since last change | 4913870.80684 based on data for last three days -95632;1362613330;jurov;i daresay marketmaking for difficulty is less risky than one for price -95631;1362613361;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner so i made a spurious comment on the interwebs. -95630;1362613362;jurov;but the asics are still big unknowns -95629;1362613372;mircea_popescu;jurov it's gotten to that point hasn't it. funny how things topple in btc. -95628;1362613668;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: were you ddosed again? -95627;1362613682;mircea_popescu;yeh -95626;1362613701;mircea_popescu;didn't do much if anything at all this time. -95625;1362613710;thestringpuller;people must just not like you -95624;1362613733;thestringpuller;but girls love em -95623;1362613739;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu the jay z of btc -95622;1362613750;thestringpuller;can I produce your rap album? -95621;1362613754;mircea_popescu;lol sure -95620;1362613761;mircea_popescu;anyway, prolly kids getting their teeth cut. -95619;1362613778;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -95618;1362613779;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 29.08954763 / 47.63946252 / 49.7064472 (no shares, 17,893.87 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -95617;1362613786;thestringpuller;nice -95616;1362613793;thestringpuller;OIX is a good metric -95615;1362613805;mircea_popescu;im totally in love with it -95614;1362613810;jcpham;Your money is stored securely in the cloud (with 90% offline in secure storage), so if you lose your phone your money is still safe. -95613;1362613812;mircea_popescu;after it said 47+ about a day early. -95612;1362613816;jcpham;http://blog.coinbase.com/post/44730207780/the-coinbase-android-app-has-launched -95611;1362613832;mircea_popescu;jcpham remember the polish exchange that mtgox acquired in 2011 ? -95610;1362613843;mircea_popescu;that btc is to this day securely in the cloud. -95609;1362613850;thestringpuller;does that mean option marketers are manipulating the price? -95608;1362613853;jcpham;bitomat.pl i think -95607;1362613862;mircea_popescu;jcpham exactly, that's them. -95606;1362613875;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller possibly that they draw from the same reservoir of future as the price does. -95605;1362613883;thestringpuller;;;market sell 10000 -95604;1362613888;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 428772.0536 USD and would take the last price down to 40.1000 USD, resulting in an average price of 42.8772 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -95603;1362613892;AndroUser512;Is it mer SAY uh po PESS coo? -95602;1362613894;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: thats some oracle wisdom there -95601;1362613917;thestringpuller;hahaha -95600;1362613940;thestringpuller;AndroUser512 wow that made me lol in this huge meeting -95599;1362613948;AndroUser512;:) -95598;1362613950;mircea_popescu;mirˈt͡ʃe̯a poˈpes.ku -95597;1362613990;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu are you at odds with bitinstant now? -95596;1362613994;BitHub;heh mircea rap album -95595;1362613998;mircea_popescu;no ? -95594;1362614002;thestringpuller;also how the fuck did they get social engineered? -95593;1362614041;thestringpuller;ziggap is gonna surpass bitinstant at this rate -95592;1362614056;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 634 @ 0.00073 = 0.4628 BTC [+] -95591;1362614066;AndroUser512;Ziggap wad down earlier, still? -95590;1362614069;thestringpuller;Ukto: stop being lazy and have assbot announce BF -95589;1362614077;AndroUser512;For realz -95588;1362614102;thestringpuller;whoa is ziggap getting ddosed too? -95587;1362614104;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller it is kinda funny, shrem gets owned, site is offline for three days, customers miss rally, popescu is ddosed nothing happens. -95586;1362614118;mircea_popescu;i imagine it must be bruising egos but other than that... heh. who cares. -95585;1362614129;thestringpuller;well i was mad popescu! -95584;1362614138;thestringpuller;i couldnt get my oix from assbot -95583;1362614145;thestringpuller;unacceptable!!!! -95582;1362614147;mircea_popescu;hehe ok -95581;1362614166;mircea_popescu;http://www.torahinmotion.org/sites/default/files/50_asian_experiences_sheep.jpg -95580;1362614169;thestringpuller;mpex by design is built like a vault -95579;1362614171;mircea_popescu;here, have a bunch of oix's for later -95578;1362614182;AndroUser512;Shoulda found a way to call it OINX -95577;1362614190;thestringpuller;someone would to assassinate popescu -95576;1362614194;thestringpuller;have to* -95575;1362614194;mircea_popescu;MPOIX was in the list. -95574;1362614206;dub;I was expecting a much different picture -95573;1362614211;thestringpuller;in order to social engineer mpex -95572;1362614213;BitHub;peeps are working on it -95571;1362614244;mircea_popescu;im assassinating myself -95570;1362614247;mircea_popescu;death by chocolate. -95569;1362614259;BitHub;chocolate and pu$$y -95568;1362614261;thestringpuller;not by cuban cigars? -95567;1362614271;deadweasel;cuban pussy is cheaper -95566;1362614278;AndroUser512;Yep ziggap still down -95565;1362614284;jurov;everyone calm down and enjoy nice family photo: http://imgur.com/a4HcmCq -95564;1362614284;BitHub;mark cuban's mangina? -95563;1362614304;mircea_popescu;iz siggap aethero's thing ? -95562;1362614308;mircea_popescu;that ipo'd recently ? -95561;1362614321;BitHub;yeah -95560;1362614322;AndroUser512;Yes -95559;1362614326;mircea_popescu;ahahahaah that's a slovak duck -95558;1362614339;BitHub;just a buy and sell service -95557;1362614351;BitHub;well not even sell, just buy -95556;1362614352;jurov;no it's romanian. we don't use children. -95555;1362614354;AndroUser512;He says it means wallet in vietnamese or sumth -95554;1362614367;BitHub;north korean or something -95553;1362614373;mircea_popescu;jurov only because couldn't figure out how to make any :D -95552;1362614386;mircea_popescu;so why is it down ? -95551;1362614399;BitHub;teh hax0rs? -95550;1362614405;mircea_popescu;sucks. -95549;1362614409;AndroUser512;Haven't seen aethero today to ask -95548;1362614418;jurov;i see nothing untoward on frontpage -95547;1362614430;BitHub;alot of people were asking were you were about 8 hours ago mircea -95546;1362614436;BitHub;told them you got kidnapped by the CIA again -95545;1362614466;mircea_popescu;cia party & barhopping special unit -95544;1362614537;jurov;poor smickles,just came after 3wks and immediately had to calm the situation -95543;1362614570;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 500 @ 0.00549 = 2.745 BTC [+] -95542;1362614584;mircea_popescu;it was funny, cause when he went the other ddos was recent -95541;1362614589;mircea_popescu;sorta like a bridge in tiem for him -95540;1362614711;kakobrekla;oh god. -95539;1362614716;kakobrekla;glbse drama still aint over -95538;1362614741;Namworld;where? -95537;1362614759;mircea_popescu;necessarily on the forum -95536;1362614765;kakobrekla;naaa -95535;1362614837;kakobrekla;http://pastebin.com/XU3Wf9gu -95534;1362614906;BitHub;glbse drama fo life -95533;1362614969;mircea_popescu;lol so our friendly ddosers actually wiped the upstream provider. -95532;1362615010;mircea_popescu;NOW mpex is offline. -95531;1362615025;jurov;indeed -95530;1362615061;mircea_popescu;i guess never scorn a script kiddie. -95529;1362615079;Lyspooner;hell hath no fury like a script kiddie scorned -95528;1362615130;mircea_popescu;anyway. should be resolved momentarily. -95527;1362615136;mircea_popescu;the worst case scenario is we move over to tor. -95526;1362615148;mircea_popescu;that'd likely be a coupla days of downtime. -95525;1362615157;mircea_popescu;in between these extremes a number of intermediate solutions. -95524;1362615183;Lyspooner;Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, Nor hell a fury like a script kiddie scorned -95523;1362615197;kakobrekla;so the proxy idea doesnt work after all -95522;1362615216;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla well anything on the internet is limited by the internet actually existing. -95521;1362615246;BitHub;it is? -95520;1362615249;BitHub;dear god -95519;1362615282;jurov;mircea_popescu can't the engine just get moved to completely different dc? -95518;1362615288;mircea_popescu;jurov yes, it could. -95517;1362615301;mircea_popescu;but i dislike this sort of solutions, just hop around dcs ? -95516;1362615310;mircea_popescu;what if i need to take a piss one day ? -95515;1362615319;jurov;and only proxies would know where.. as long as it stays secret, no hoppin necessary -95514;1362615343;mircea_popescu;this is a small scale garden variety tor implementation. -95513;1362615355;kakobrekla;tor sux -95512;1362615358;mircea_popescu;why ? -95511;1362615360;Lyspooner;Uncertainty and expectation are the joys of life. Security is an insipid thing. -95510;1362615377;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner shush you, you're not the one with the suspended exchange. -95509;1362615394;Lyspooner;that's not me, that's william congreve -95508;1362615408;kakobrekla;tor is not friendly -95507;1362615417;mod6;for whom? -95506;1362615421;kakobrekla;to ME -95505;1362615431;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla mpex would be on tor, proxies would be on normal web. -95504;1362615444;mircea_popescu;problem is it's slow -95503;1362615459;kakobrekla;what the point then -95502;1362615475;kakobrekla;if proxies hide location -95501;1362615479;mircea_popescu;well look, ddos mitigation is an exercise in moving upstream. -95500;1362615492;mircea_popescu;what i had here was enough to make 10-100 Gb attacks ineffectual. -95499;1362615517;mircea_popescu;someone taking down all tor nodes is a coupla degrees of magnitude over that. -95498;1362615563;kakobrekla;ya but they still know your current location -95497;1362615574;kakobrekla;and you need to change that -95496;1362615587;kakobrekla;if they are fuckin your isp -95495;1362615591;kakobrekla;or what -95494;1362615600;mircea_popescu;half of gnax atlanta is dark atm. -95493;1362615616;kakobrekla;and if you change it to unknown its same shit if you keep it hidden via tor or via decent http proxies -95492;1362615644;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla not really, you can actually trace to source with http proxies. -95491;1362615663;mircea_popescu;may take a week or two, sure. -95490;1362615702;kakobrekla;eh? -95489;1362615713;kakobrekla;if they cant take tpb down with a solution like that -95488;1362615719;kakobrekla;they cant take you down -95487;1362615755;mircea_popescu;possibly. -95486;1362615783;jcpham;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19s3jh/dear_coinbase_please_order_some_more_coins_asap/ -95485;1362615795;jcpham;"If Coinbase borrowed inventory off btcjam (as btcquick does) they'd probably fund pretty quickly and have a better cost basis" -95484;1362615802;jcpham;the internet is full of idiots today -95483;1362615805;jcpham;i give up -95482;1362615811;chmod755;lol -95481;1362615830;jcpham;so the btcjam coins are being sold, eh -95480;1362615831;BitHub;good idea -95479;1362615843;jcpham;this idea is familiar -95478;1362615862;BitHub;mpex should lend out 100btc on btcjam and never see any of teh btc again -95477;1362615863;jurov;do we know where the bticointalk coins ended up? -95476;1362615876;jurov;btw -95475;1362615880;jcpham;selling borrowed coins was tried a few times at least once already -95474;1362615889;jcpham;none of the borrowed coins were returned afaik -95473;1362615898;mircea_popescu;lmao -95472;1362615908;BitHub;btcjam should be ddosed -95471;1362615915;BitHub;piece of shit site/service -95470;1362615919;kakobrekla;point mpex dns to them -95469;1362615925;mircea_popescu;lmao ahaghaha -95468;1362615925;jcpham;apparently they are more liquid that coinbase -95467;1362615928;jcpham;which boggles me -95466;1362615951;BitHub;demented animals that invent this crap -95465;1362615956;jcpham;so apparently reddit can't find btc -95464;1362615961;jcpham;and gox orders are stacking up -95463;1362615982;jcpham;all the bitcoins are gone! -95462;1362615988;mod6;kakobrekla: that's a one out of the rg playbook :) -95461;1362615990;pigeons;coinlab will roll out its instawallet clone -95460;1362616002;BitHub;powered by SEC -95459;1362616012;jcpham;maybe coinlab should roll out a lending service -95458;1362616013;pigeons;Tom Williams -95457;1362616018;jcpham;those work great for liquidity -95456;1362616041;jcpham;ooh ooh iknow -95455;1362616045;pigeons;coinlab is gonna bring bitcoin to wallstreet man -95454;1362616048;jcpham;they could pay interest on deposits -95453;1362616049;BitHub;stop giving coinlab ideas -95452;1362616052;BitHub;jesus -95451;1362616069;BitHub;next you'll be telling them how to offer insurance -95450;1362616071;BitHub;fuck ya -95449;1362616077;jcpham;they could pay interest on deposits and then use those deposited coins to sell -95448;1362616080;pigeons;ooh and they should offer coin storage -95447;1362616092;BitHub;NO PIGEON -95446;1362616104;jcpham;ooh maybe even a mixer -95445;1362616106;pigeons;and a gpu farm integrated into independent video games -95444;1362616106;jcpham;for MAX ANON -95443;1362616109;BitHub;they're already cutting into BitHub's market share -95442;1362616112;jcpham;ooh yeah that too -95441;1362616135;pigeons;all ur gamerz r teh goldz -95440;1362616142;jcpham;just wait until one of these guys starts offering interest on deposits -95439;1362616152;pigeons;7% a week -95438;1362616152;kakobrekla;like 7% a week. -95437;1362616156;pigeons;;) -95436;1362616157;kakobrekla;first. -95435;1362616158;BitHub;you mean like divs? -95434;1362616160;jcpham;yeah exactly like 7% a week -95433;1362616166;BitHub;what a mind blowing concept -95432;1362616201;jcpham;it will be a revolutionary concept to the internet at large -95431;1362616212;pigeons;i thought 7% a week must be a scam, BUT YCOMBINATOR! -95430;1362616216;jurov;heh, mtgoxlive loaded for me first time today -95429;1362616219;jcpham;exactly -95428;1362616226;jcpham;buy ycombinator -95427;1362616242;jcpham;*but -95426;1362616245;jcpham;not buy -95425;1362616268;pigeons;why ask why? -95424;1362616287;jurov;deflationary currency. with 7% weekly interest. austrian economists, take that. -95423;1362616297;jurov;better than perpetuum mobile -95422;1362616307;pigeons;well we are still at 25 btc/block inflation -95421;1362616319;jcpham; -I don't know where coinbase buys. All I'm saying is that they're out and have been for a couple of days. When they no longer say they're out. I think the price of BTC stabilizes. Maybe it's a leading indicator. -95420;1362616332;jcpham;newbs in -otc talking about coinbase out of money -95419;1362616351;pigeons;how can they be out of money? YCOMBINATOR -95418;1362616360;jcpham;because bitcoin. -95417;1362616377;jurov;anyone named the source? -95416;1362616390;mircea_popescu;try mpex.co nao -95415;1362616390;jcpham;nope -95414;1362616390;Pucilowski;what happened to mpex.co? -95413;1362616407;pigeons;OMG surely there are no alternative sites using twitter bootstrap that will buy bitcoins for us off an exchange for an extra fee -95412;1362616417;doctor_pullfingr;I'm the source. not really a newb - in since 6.43 -95411;1362616428;jcpham;my bad -95410;1362616444;doctor_pullfingr;just changed my name lots of times -95409;1362616445;jcpham;i'm totally a noob though -95408;1362616451;jurov;btw, didn't anyone try to compare coinlab sales with pirate's loot? whether the amount isn't approximately similar, perchance -95407;1362616456;pigeons;why'd you wait till june, japan had gained a lot by then -95406;1362616467;Bugpowder;lol -95405;1362616473;Bugpowder;very patriotic -95404;1362616496;iz;jurov: how much did pirate actually make off with? i think it's unknown, b/c everyone won't fess up about how much they got paid back in interest -95403;1362616504;pigeons;it is unknown -95402;1362616505;mircea_popescu;hey, people wanna show off their muscle, let them show it off to people who care. -95401;1362616517;pigeons;i doubt he had much left -95400;1362616520;iz;pigeons: same -95399;1362616537;Bugpowder;is that going to redirect the ddos to wh? -95398;1362616541;Bugpowder;no right? -95397;1362616552;mircea_popescu;i imagine yes. -95396;1362616561;jurov;mpex.co -> http://www.whitehouse.gov LMAO -95395;1362616582;mircea_popescu;i figure i got a 1% shot of making us national news. -95394;1362616586;Bugpowder;heh -95393;1362616596;Bugpowder;its a very clever idea -95392;1362616603;mod6;lol, that actually worked. -95391;1362616623;mod6;WE GET SIGNAL -95390;1362616625;mircea_popescu;mod6 what ?! -95389;1362616630;mircea_popescu;don't tell me it's down -95388;1362616641;mod6;redirect from mpex.co to whitehouse.gov -95387;1362616644;mircea_popescu;a a -95386;1362616645;mircea_popescu;yeah -95385;1362616646;mod6;i luld -95384;1362616657;mod6;and needed to subsequently quote zero-wing -95383;1362616679;jcpham;that's terrible mircea_popescu -95382;1362616696;jurov;everyone, now try to submit post requests to whitehouse -95381;1362616708;jurov;with gpg encrypted mpex stuff -95380;1362616729;mircea_popescu;lol it has no hole -95379;1362616748;Bugpowder;not working -95378;1362616750;doctor_pullfingr;mircea_popescu - I got STAT earlier today if you care. -95377;1362616754;Bugpowder;mpex.co down -95376;1362616755;pigeons;romainian bitterrorist pornagrapher points site at whitehouse to direct shadowy hackers to take down usa's "critical infrastructure" -95375;1362616759;Bugpowder;whitehouse.gov not down -95374;1362616773;dub;inb4 black helicopters -95373;1362616789;mircea_popescu;lol i just got an actual proper page -95372;1362616789;mod6;inb4 drone strike -95371;1362616800;Bugpowder;its back! -95370;1362616813;mircea_popescu;30day Total Volume 133`707.57454204 BTC -95369;1362616816;mircea_popescu;this look stale to anyone ? -95368;1362616828;BitHub;l33t -95367;1362616859;mircea_popescu;im guffawing over here -95366;1362616881;jurov;pointing pympex to whitehouse.gov got HTTP Error 403: Forbidden -95365;1362616892;jurov;completely appropriate -95364;1362616895;mircea_popescu;interesting -95363;1362616940;dub;250k btc I think was the popular rumour -95362;1362616949;mircea_popescu;went as high as 500k -95361;1362616999;jurov;http://mpex.coinbr.com/ back online -95360;1362617000;BitHub;So Henry Paulson is the new C.E.O of coinlab? -95359;1362617015;mod6;jurov: nice -95358;1362617040;mircea_popescu;well that worked. -95357;1362617053;mircea_popescu;leson learned : when someone throws a quarter tb of crap at you -95356;1362617057;jcpham;His name was Robert Paulsen -95355;1362617065;mircea_popescu;point to something white and get out of the way -95354;1362617076;doctor_pullfingr;confirmed mpex.coinbr.com -95353;1362617113;mircea_popescu;he's thinking of robert's sister, henry. -95352;1362617126;BitHub;ya -95351;1362617187;Bugpowder;This bothers me " Whether you are a savvy investor, Bitcoin merchant, or crypto-hobbiest, trading Bitcoin in the US and Canada is about to get faster, easier, and even more secure." -95350;1362617200;mircea_popescu;lol -95349;1362617206;mircea_popescu;"also, no coins" -95348;1362617208;Bugpowder;You have a misspelling in the first sentence of your splash page -95347;1362617217;mod6;haha -95346;1362617243;mod6;i shouldnt laugh at that, i misspell tons of words :/ -95345;1362617246;Bugpowder;Current Price 541m ago Mt. Gox sockets are down. Trade data will not update until they come back online, and depth data will only update once every 15 minutes. Sorry! -95344;1362617250;doctor_pullfingr;from mpex.co front page "The time has come to fill important judicial vacancies" -95343;1362617255;Bugpowder;weird that all the other websites still work -95342;1362617262;BitHub;"Thanks to our partnerships with SEC, Taxoffice and the Whitehouse, we can now provide these services" -95341;1362617275;mircea_popescu;wait -95340;1362617281;mircea_popescu;mtgox got flumoxxed too ? -95339;1362617297;pigeons;mircea_popescu is jealous -95338;1362617303;dub;;;goxlag -95337;1362617304;gribble;0 seconds -95336;1362617312;mircea_popescu;lmao ok ok -95335;1362617314;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -95334;1362617315;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.90000, Best ask: 46.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 45.90000, 24 hour volume: 119925.05033138, 24 hour low: 40.01120, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.19828 -95333;1362617316;Bugpowder;coinlab got flummoxed -95332;1362617323;jcpham;Ashton Kutcher’s A-Grade Investments joined with Ben Davenport and Trace Mayer in another round of seed founding for BitPay. -95331;1362617339;BitHub;thank christ for ashton kutcher -95330;1362617342;dub;ok, so with bitcoin roken, where is the bottom -95329;1362617346;dub;broken* -95328;1362617347;mod6;lol BitHub -95327;1362617371;BitHub;Charlie Sheen bitcoin company will be better -95326;1362617395;iz;BitHub: you'll take that back once you find out he's just punking the btc community for a new MTV series -95325;1362617411;mircea_popescu;mtv still exists ?! -95324;1362617412;BitHub;ahh so that's who's been trolling the price lately -95323;1362617412;jcpham;^ iz may have a point -95322;1362617429;jcpham;if ashton gets to play satoshi ina bitcoin movie i'll be upset -95321;1362617439;BitHub;lulz jcpham -95320;1362617445;BitHub;holy shit -95319;1362617480;mod6;Dude, where's my bitcoins? -95318;1362617506;dub;its gotta be ryan gosling -95317;1362617507;pigeons;mircea_popescu has a doctor evil suit -95316;1362617521;kakobrekla;tru dat. -95315;1362617524;pigeons;piefucker played a good satoshi -95314;1362617526;mod6;dub: then all girls will want to go and see it -95313;1362617546;BitHub;would you guys ever fund a movie with bitcoins? -95312;1362617563;dub;sounds like an IPO -95311;1362617575;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 120 @ 0.22222082 = 26.6665 BTC [+] -95310;1362617577;pigeons;Richard Simmons as usagi -95309;1362617585;mod6;LOL -95308;1362617586;doctor_pullfingr;BitHub - girlsgonebitcoin does that all the time -95307;1362617587;BitHub;i think you should fund my movie -95306;1362617587;dub;haha -95305;1362617612;mircea_popescu;BitHub i acrtually had some outfit in chicago to do me a short -95304;1362617615;mircea_popescu;sadly they flaked out. -95303;1362617622;jcpham;i asked Ashton who is going to play Satoshi -95302;1362617622;mircea_popescu;was last year. -95301;1362617630;jcpham;we'll see if he responds -95300;1362617632;BitHub;a short for what mircea? -95299;1362617639;mircea_popescu;a short film. -95298;1362617650;jcpham;https://plus.google.com/115257212064017961354/posts/Pmd1sPVby5A -95297;1362617651;BitHub;yes -95296;1362617656;BitHub;with you acting in it? -95295;1362617659;mircea_popescu;nah. -95294;1362617675;mircea_popescu;you know the "are you the brain specialist" monthy python sketch ? -95293;1362617681;mod6;nice jcpham -95292;1362617683;BitHub;probably -95291;1362617691;mircea_popescu;so it was going to be a remake of that, except with the -95290;1362617697;mircea_popescu;Are you the Bitcoin Financialist -95289;1362617716;BitHub;i was suppose to make a short film this year to take to Robert Rodriguez and troublemaker studios for their new television network EL REY -95288;1362617717;mircea_popescu;would have been hysterical -95287;1362617719;kakobrekla;hey mircea you gonna have to switch the slogan nao https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1592841#msg1592841 -95286;1362617720;BitHub;but doing this crap instead -95285;1362617726;mircea_popescu;was just about the time the various idiots were popping post-pirate -95284;1362617737;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla the only bitcoin service hacked by the white house ? -95283;1362617749;kakobrekla;smth like dat -95282;1362617773;pigeons;i dont know anything about ianbakeweall, but kinda weird to just say, "i suspect this guy is involved in the ddos" -95281;1362617817;BitHub;hah mircea i'm pretty intrested in making some bitcoin commercials -95280;1362617841;kakobrekla;also https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138956.msg1592861#msg1592861 -95279;1362617843;BitHub;i had this one idea of like a Mr. Satoshi montage -95278;1362617845;mod6;get the sham-wow guy -95277;1362617859;pigeons;why do they say that guy would ddos mpex? -95276;1362617980;BitHub;bakewell mining -95275;1362617990;BitHub;he's been a lil off lately -95274;1362617994;BitHub;sold my shares -95273;1362618032;kakobrekla;he has a sock on his head -95272;1362618033;BitHub;got some jah ones instead better divs -95271;1362618034;Bugpowder;he called the S.DICE short pretty well -95270;1362618037;kakobrekla;what more do you need to know? -95269;1362618047;Bugpowder;great timing -95268;1362618053;Bugpowder;if he really did sell at .0062 -95267;1362618062;Bugpowder;instead of borrow at .0062 and not sell it in time -95266;1362618063;pigeons;well he still has to buy them back -95265;1362618074;Bugpowder;I didn't see a sale go off at .0062 of that size -95264;1362618082;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 32 @ 0.65 = 20.8 BTC [-] -95263;1362618106;Namworld;erhm... MPEx redirects to the whitehouse.gov website? lol... -95262;1362618107;kakobrekla;hm so acsic miner aint that hot all of a sudden? -95261;1362618110;BitHub;JAH shares atm are much better value to buy than AISCMINER and BAKEWELL -95260;1362618114;kakobrekla;asicminer-pt -95259;1362618124;pigeons;oh so the ddos comment was so that people couldnt buy up s.dice -95258;1362618155;BitHub;i dont get why you would buy asicminer shares where jah's are much better value and get roughly the same pay out div for alot cheaper -95257;1362618173;Bugpowder;does jah have asics? -95256;1362618174;pigeons;but asic right in the name! -95255;1362618178;BitHub;yep -95254;1362618186;BitHub;that's why may as well get jah -95253;1362618196;pigeons;he actually has avalons in his hands? -95252;1362618198;Namworld;BitHub: JAH has nowhere near the same potential tho... -95251;1362618215;BitHub;no avalons in his hands but his asicminer divs are kicking in -95250;1362618216;Namworld;Would go down while ASICMINER will go up in mined coins. -95249;1362618222;pigeons;so he has no asics -95248;1362618243;Bugpowder;dude -95247;1362618247;BitHub;hes got 2 on preorder -95246;1362618252;Bugpowder;DUDE -95245;1362618258;pigeons;2 on preorder = 0 asics -95244;1362618260;Bugpowder;PREORDER IS WORTHLESS -95243;1362618268;Bugpowder;PREORDER IS FUCKED -95242;1362618279;BitHub;wait -95241;1362618300;Bugpowder;80% chance of worthless -95240;1362618303;BitHub;i'm getting 0.00072538btc a share atm -95239;1362618309;dub;remember they guy runnning JAH is retarded -95238;1362618314;BitHub;daily -95237;1362618315;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol @forum -95236;1362618319;dub;though that hasn't hurt dice -95235;1362618347;Namworld;Can I short JAH? -95234;1362618356;pigeons;"coming soon" -95233;1362618361;dub;short btc -95232;1362618372;dub;were seeign $2 this week -95231;1362618379;Namworld;Currently I'd be shorting almost anything. -95230;1362618390;BitHub;it was like .06 a few weeks ago hey -95229;1362618411;mircea_popescu;Namworld just because of btc/usd ? -95228;1362618424;BitHub;now its hmmm 2.8? -95227;1362618427;Namworld;No... because those small mining ops don't look good. -95226;1362618434;BitHub;i mean 0.28 -95225;1362618460;Namworld;plus USD/BTC price just further promotes shorting -95224;1362618468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19250 @ 0.00072389 = 13.9349 BTC [+] -95223;1362618469;BitHub;how much is asicminer paying per share atm? -95222;1362618469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9076 @ 0.00073711 = 6.69 BTC [+] -95221;1362618477;BitHub;div wise -95220;1362618481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5247 @ 0.00074548 = 3.9115 BTC [+] -95219;1362618483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41427 @ 0.00074999 = 31.0698 BTC [+] -95218;1362618512;Namworld;How much Terahash is ASICMINER at now? -95217;1362618523;mircea_popescu;o hey. "mpoe surges on news of failed ddos" -95216;1362618528;BitHub;6 or something? -95215;1362618539;dub;mircea_popescu: new of USG backing -95214;1362618542;dub;news* -95213;1362618557;mircea_popescu;o that too ya -95212;1362618572;mircea_popescu;"mpex the first bitcoin business to implement quantitative easing" -95211;1362618606;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.262 = 0.524 BTC [-] -95210;1362618608;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.2576 = 1.288 BTC [-] -95209;1362618632;Namworld;So, anyway -95208;1362618641;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.255 BTC [-] -95207;1362618700;mod6;;;ticker -95206;1362618701;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.01002, Best ask: 45.05000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03998, Last trade: 45.05000, 24 hour volume: 120957.15085783, 24 hour low: 40.01120, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.23178 -95205;1362618704;mircea_popescu;in case anyone doesn't know what http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-05/merkel-looks-east-for-austerity-allies-in-talks-with-hollande.html is all about : -95204;1362618718;mircea_popescu;holland was forever trying to block romania's access to schengen zone -95203;1362618722;mircea_popescu;germany joined them recently -95202;1362618732;mircea_popescu;bucharest shocked them by going fu, we don't want in anymore. -95201;1362618736;Namworld;Who has mining stocks to lend me? As always I have lots of backings available and good borrowing habits. -95200;1362618739;mircea_popescu;merkel is now backpedalling. -95199;1362618743;mircea_popescu;bucharest 1 : berlin 0. -95198;1362618825;mod6;mircea_popescu: probably a really good call. -95197;1362618850;mod6;the eurozone will be the zone of misery once this thing starts to unwravel faster than it already is. -95196;1362618915;mod6;and no one in their right mind would want to lose soverignty to some EU technocrat -95195;1362618936;mod6;btc ftw -95194;1362618939;mircea_popescu;yeah -95193;1362618947;BitHub;Namworld what sort of stocks? -95192;1362618962;BitHub;which mining stocks -95191;1362618976;Namworld;Pretty much anything that is not ASICMINER -95190;1362619002;BitHub;i got some jah -95189;1362619013;BitHub;i had some bakewell but got rid of them and got some jah -95188;1362619026;Namworld;Any signigicant amount? -95187;1362619040;kakobrekla;first you got baked well now you have rasta jah. in style. -95186;1362619055;BitHub;nice kako -95185;1362619063;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 750 @ 0.28155951 = 211.1696 BTC [-] -95184;1362619073;BitHub;maybe about 20 to play with nam? -95183;1362619082;BitHub;rest i'm holding -95182;1362619093;Namworld;eh, not enough for me. -95181;1362619114;Namworld;How many do you have total and how long were you planning to hold them? -95180;1362619130;jurov;finally call to miners to increase blocksize: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149668.0 -95179;1362619143;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla http://pastebin.com/XU3Wf9gu -95178;1362619162;kakobrekla;what -95177;1362619172;mircea_popescu;jurov hearn is a muppet. -95176;1362619183;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i enjoyed the reply. -95175;1362619187;kakobrekla;:p -95174;1362619223;Namworld;I'll just PM you -95173;1362619356;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.33317 = 1.3327 BTC [-] -95172;1362619393;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -95171;1362619410;mircea_popescu;o wait, puts trading ? -95170;1362619411;mircea_popescu;that's new. -95169;1362619424;BitHub;philly time -95168;1362619459;BitHub;think peeps realizing, overpricing on asicminer -95167;1362619464;BitHub;at teh moment -95166;1362619494;dub;94btc tx fee wat -95165;1362619525;dub;http://blockchain.info/tx/13dffdaef097881acfe9bdb5e6338192242d80161ffec264ee61cf23bc9a1164 -95164;1362619528;mircea_popescu;anyway, everyone got their mpex/wh screencaps etc ? -95163;1362619560;BitHub; http://mpex.co hope no one was using them! -95162;1362619560;BitHub; The White House -95161;1362619573;BitHub;made me lulz -95160;1362619577;mod6;HEH -95159;1362619593;mod6;pretty good depth on the ask side now... (looking at bitcoincharts.com) -95158;1362619605;kakobrekla;yes juding by the traffic, noone was using them. duh! -95157;1362619618;kakobrekla;judging -95156;1362619641;BitHub;hahha peeps are taking this seriously -95155;1362619643;kakobrekla;was afraid of that. -95154;1362619654;mircea_popescu;dub badly composed tx ? (insufficient outputs) -95153;1362619656;BitHub;they think mircea has becomea CIA snitch -95152;1362619657;kakobrekla;ah lone != line -95151;1362619658;kakobrekla;my bad -95150;1362619659;BitHub;lul! -95149;1362619693;BitHub;heh this is probably a huge PR for mp -95148;1362619704;BitHub;time to contact cnn news -95147;1362619713;Bugpowder_;I called da top -95146;1362619716;dub;mircea_popescu: nobody knows -95145;1362619719;BitHub;troll it a lil further -95144;1362619790;dub;if you want to uber troll stick up an ICE takedown -95143;1362619807;mircea_popescu;dub sadly i was going to do that april 1st -95142;1362619813;mircea_popescu;but now it's lost all its cache ;/ -95141;1362619818;mircea_popescu;cachet* -95140;1362619818;doctor_pullfingr;Bugpowder if that's you, you called the top every 10 minutes for two months straight -95139;1362619822;Bowjob;mpex.co is .. wtf -95138;1362619834;Bowjob;did usg just sieze it? -95137;1362619850;Bugpowder_;dude -95136;1362619860;BitHub;yeah its been seized -95135;1362619862;mircea_popescu;lol -95134;1362619865;dub;yeah -95133;1362619869;BitHub;run!!! -95132;1362619873;Bugpowder_;you should redirect to an FBI 'seized domain' page -95131;1362619875;dub;mpex and bitcion protocol hacked at the same time -95130;1362619876;mod6;well, mpex.co still goes to wh.gov so *shrug* -95129;1362619876;doctor_pullfingr;did you have shares there? -95128;1362619878;Bugpowder_;if you really want to troll -95127;1362619880;dub;probably time to panic -95126;1362619882;BitHub;yeah do it mircea -95125;1362619882;ineededausername;huh -95124;1362619886;Bowjob;lol -95123;1362619886;BitHub;huge PR -95122;1362619893;Bugpowder_;could this be causing the fall in BTC prices? -95121;1362619895;BitHub;people will be like WTF MPEX? -95120;1362619902;Bowjob;;;ticker -95119;1362619903;Bugpowder_;AskReddit -95118;1362619904;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.30000, Best ask: 44.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 44.40000, 24 hour volume: 121935.01959325, 24 hour low: 40.01120, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.24020 -95117;1362619909;Bowjob;holy shit -95116;1362619909;dub;Bugpowder_: probably the block size issue -95115;1362619911;Bowjob;we are crashing -95114;1362619912;BitHub;making a reddit post now -95113;1362619917;dub;Bugpowder_: /sprobably/hopefully -95112;1362619918;mircea_popescu;doctor_pullfingr flush your dns -95111;1362619930;ineededausername;oh no, we have lost a few hours of gains -95110;1362619932;Bowjob;single digits -95109;1362619937;Bugpowder_;I still need to take a pic of the Kruggerand vs 25BTC Casascius coin -95108;1362619940;dub;$2 -95107;1362619946;Bugpowder_;would have been better at $49 -95106;1362619954;Bugpowder_;than at 44 and falling -95105;1362619956;ineededausername;what was the news? -95104;1362619965;dub;bitcoin is broken -95103;1362619967;BitHub;tweeting fox news now mircea -95102;1362619967;Bugpowder_;I sold -95101;1362619969;doctor_pullfingr;mircea - why? are you pointing to girlsgonebitcoin now? -95100;1362619969;ineededausername;is something happening aside from the block size problem -95099;1362619974;mircea_popescu;lol -95098;1362619984;BitHub;tweeting all the news networks -95097;1362619985;mircea_popescu;ineededausername not rly. -95096;1362619994;Bugpowder_;ineededausername: I think its the $12 price rise in 36hours -95095;1362619997;ineededausername;oh lol -95094;1362620001;Bugpowder_;that is NOT sustainable -95093;1362620011;Bugpowder_;Sequester shut down MPEX -95092;1362620013;Bowjob;i feel bad now -95091;1362620018;ineededausername;yeah I'd be happy about a crash to $25 -95090;1362620032;dub;I expect a lot of people watching their transactiosn not going through -95089;1362620033;ineededausername;because that would make me feel confident about the price again -95088;1362620047;dub;seeing the devs begging miners to fix it -95087;1362620064;BitHub;i don't feel confident in mpex its been seized -95086;1362620080;Bowjob;http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01980/markets_1980043c.jpg -95085;1362620081;mircea_popescu;i personally blame nefario -95084;1362620098;dub;I heard kim dotcom is dumping -95083;1362620111;BitHub;jesus you dont want to be near that guy when he dumps -95082;1362620117;doctor_pullfingr;Kutcher is still in though right? -95081;1362620144;Bowjob;49.09, the high of 2013 -95080;1362620147;Bowjob;see ya folks -95079;1362620149;dub;oh yeah theres a bitcoin movie called dude where my coins announced too -95078;1362620170;Namworld;ugh... fucking whitehouse.gov, that ain't interesting -95077;1362620172;mod6;(15:34) < dub> I heard kim dotcom is dumping << and if you believe btctalk, he's changing his name to kim bitcoin -95076;1362620176;ineededausername;lol -95075;1362620192;BitHub;haha -95074;1362620197;BitHub;he should -95073;1362620199;mircea_popescu;why not to bit kimdoing -95072;1362620204;mod6;yeah, Dude, where's my Bitcoins? -95071;1362620213;BitHub;kim bit -95070;1362620222;Bugpowder_;Sold at 48.98 -95069;1362620225;mircea_popescu;bit baitboom -95068;1362620231;Bugpowder_;and 48.5 -95067;1362620237;BitHub;kimdotcomcoin -95066;1362620255;Bugpowder_;and 48.0, 47.98, 46.5 46, 40.5, 40, 35.0 etc -95065;1362620274;Bowjob;;;ticker -95064;1362620275;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.93469, Best ask: 43.95602, Bid-ask spread: 0.02133, Last trade: 43.93469, 24 hour volume: 122933.59660769, 24 hour low: 40.01120, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.23253 -95063;1362620282;Bowjob;Tsk -95062;1362620287;deadweasel;time to buy -95061;1362620306;deadweasel;i think 40 is floor maybe? unless more of the same tomorrow. -95060;1362620308;Bugpowder_;we have erased half of today's gains -95059;1362620314;deadweasel;oh yes -95058;1362620317;Bowjob;this is actually a flash crash -95057;1362620317;Bugpowder_;$36 -95056;1362620319;deadweasel;but it was a 10 dollar day -95055;1362620319;Bowjob;50 later -95054;1362620325;deadweasel;or more -95053;1362620334;Bugpowder_;The weekend is coming -95052;1362620334;deadweasel;you think 36 is settling? -95051;1362620341;Bugpowder_;nah, I think we go back up -95050;1362620351;dub;this is awesome -95049;1362620352;Bugpowder_;maybe we will touch 36 -95048;1362620356;BitHub;buy now -95047;1362620357;deadweasel;i know. I think we do to, if only after the weekend and the media gets through -95046;1362620360;BitHub;see a big surge in a hour -95045;1362620363;Bugpowder_;I just wanted to take some profits -95044;1362620366;deadweasel;people will be catching on again -95043;1362620369;Bugpowder_;been holding since $2.65 -95042;1362620369;deadweasel;smart man -95041;1362620375;Bowjob;whats going on with mpex -95040;1362620376;Bowjob;really -95039;1362620376;Bowjob;lol -95038;1362620377;Bowjob;wtf -95037;1362620379;deadweasel;can always buy in again at 36 -95036;1362620385;Bugpowder_;I have an order -95035;1362620386;deadweasel;if it goes there -95034;1362620387;mircea_popescu;Bowjob http://mpex.coinbr.com/ -95033;1362620390;error4733;obama TFW -95032;1362620391;deadweasel;i bet you do! -95031;1362620404;Bugpowder_;but I need to figure out this wash sale shit with long term vs. short term cap gains -95030;1362620406;Bowjob;lol -95029;1362620408;Bowjob;wow -95028;1362620409;Bowjob;xD -95027;1362620413;BitHub;kimdotcom just dumped -95026;1362620415;Bugpowder_;Don't want to be taxed at 39.6% -95025;1362620417;BitHub;and it was nasty -95024;1362620421;Bugpowder_;;;ticker -95023;1362620422;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.86000, Best ask: 43.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14000, Last trade: 42.86000, 24 hour volume: 123951.17643418, 24 hour low: 40.01120, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.21823 -95022;1362620471;Namworld;10k to go back to 43 -95021;1362620476;Namworld;49* -95020;1362620479;Namworld;meh -95019;1362620485;Namworld;not really a huge dump -95018;1362620497;dub;just wait -95017;1362620506;Namworld;So where's my MPEx now? -95016;1362620519;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ actually tax thing is a major disincentive to selling for many ppl. -95015;1362620519;Bugpowder_;shouldn't S.DICE be rallying right about now??? -95014;1362620528;Bugpowder_;mircea_popescu: no shit! -95013;1362620541;Bugpowder_;How tha fuc am I gonna get my Tesla -95012;1362620549;Bugpowder_;if I'm taxed at income -95011;1362620553;Namworld;S.DICE can't rally if MPEx is unavailable -95010;1362620553;Bugpowder_;+ state -95009;1362620581;Bugpowder_;Now my mtgox account is getting moved to US -95008;1362620585;Bugpowder_;FATCA is in effect -95007;1362620591;Bugpowder_;FBAR is in effect -95006;1362620602;Bugpowder_;can't hide those transactions, gotta report it. -95005;1362620615;Bugpowder_;or risk the wrath of IRS -95004;1362620617;mircea_popescu;sucks to be you. -95003;1362620628;Bugpowder_;I cry myself to sleep -95002;1362620632;deadweasel;make a plan, determine where/what denomination/ how to store your wealth. Find property, do the research to dtermine best course of action. -95001;1362620645;BitHub;that's terrible Bug -95000;1362620647;mod6;and S.DICE isn't unavailble, the mpex.coinbr.com is processing orders -94999;1362620651;Bowjob;just do irl transactions, no record -94998;1362620657;BitHub;any americans want acces to a mtgox account? -94997;1362620659;mod6;well, at least my stat went through anyway -94996;1362620664;Namworld;I can't connect to mpex.coinbr.com -94995;1362620669;Bugpowder_;I am selling below gox on localbitcoins -94994;1362620675;Bugpowder_;in a major metro area -94993;1362620680;Bugpowder_;well -94992;1362620685;Bugpowder_;not below gox right now :) -94991;1362620685;BitHub;where? -94990;1362620690;Bugpowder_;DC -94989;1362620691;mod6;works fine for me Namworld, just tried it again -94988;1362620695;BitHub;mmk -94987;1362620696;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -94986;1362620698;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.43692, Best ask: 42.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.46308, Last trade: 42.43692, 24 hour volume: 124522.10296094, 24 hour low: 40.01120, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.20818 -94985;1362620706;mircea_popescu;o le wow. -94984;1362620715;BitHub;Bugpowder i have a mtgox account -94983;1362620719;Bugpowder_;I have one too -94982;1362620721;BitHub;want to go through me? -94981;1362620724;Bugpowder_;no -94980;1362620727;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/ -94979;1362620727;BitHub;i'm not us resident -94978;1362620734;Bowjob;look at the sell off -94977;1362620736;Bugpowder_;I don't want to get fucked -94976;1362620739;Bugpowder_;not worth the risk -94975;1362620743;Namworld;I don't have tools to trade on it I mean. I could do it manually tho -94974;1362620751;mod6;ahh. -94973;1362620765;BitHub;you're going to get fucked by coinlab anyway -94972;1362620771;Bugpowder_;I told all my friends to sell this morning too. -94971;1362620772;Bugpowder_;some did -94970;1362620773;BitHub;while still wearing your pants -94969;1362620785;BitHub;at least i remove your pants first -94968;1362620785;Bugpowder_;it will prob bounce though -94967;1362620797;mod6;i think we're gonna retrace down to say $35, and the rally will continue -94966;1362620800;Bugpowder_;yeah -94965;1362620805;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.85433966 = 854.3397 BTC [-] -94964;1362620809;dub;I dunno -94963;1362620810;Bugpowder_;UH OH -94962;1362620815;mircea_popescu;oho -94961;1362620820;mircea_popescu;boys and girls... this looks like the end. -94960;1362620821;dub;when news hits that the network is broken.. -94959;1362620832;dub;its gonna be a fire sale -94958;1362620837;Bowjob;network is broken? -94957;1362620845;mod6;im still long term bullish. if it goes down low, i'll just BTFD :D -94956;1362620884;mod6;and I don't think the network is "broken" its just piling up with tx's -94955;1362620888;dub;Bowjob: block size limit hit, transactiosn are piling up -94954;1362620894;mod6;so one guy was asking to increase the block size -94953;1362620904;Bowjob;i vote ban S.Dice for the meantime -94952;1362620905;Bugpowder_;That put short was profitable though right? -94951;1362620908;Bowjob;then fix the blocksize -94950;1362620914;Bowjob;then let dice have its fill -94949;1362620933;Bowjob;or at least make the bets 1 BTC min -94948;1362620936;Bowjob;stop the dust -94947;1362620937;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.27233775 = 272.3378 BTC [-] -94946;1362620938;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.31662031 = 316.6203 BTC [+] -94945;1362620938;Bugpowder_;how much of dice profits are from bets below .1? -94944;1362620944;Bowjob;not a lot -94943;1362620948;dub;I think a healthy return to $2 first -94942;1362620953;dub;is what we need -94941;1362620956;Bowjob;its below 4 BTC from doogs -94940;1362620958;Bowjob;chart -94939;1362620961;dub;and when I say we I mean I -94938;1362620964;Bugpowder_;shake out the weak hands -94937;1362620966;Bugpowder_;lol -94936;1362620972;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ the put short was sold 1.3-1.1 iirc -94935;1362620976;BitHub;s.dice should pay higher fees -94934;1362620976;Bugpowder_;yeah -94933;1362620979;BitHub;spamming cents -94932;1362620988;dub;s.deuce is paying higher fees as of today -94931;1362620997;BitHub;s.douche -94930;1362621005;dub;its part of the problem -94929;1362621010;BitHub;s stands for spam -94928;1362621022;dub;instead of only their txn stalling errybodys are -94927;1362621039;mircea_popescu;nobody can afford to outpay s.dice -94926;1362621044;doctor_pullfingr;maybe s.dice could charge a rpx for bets -94925;1362621048;mircea_popescu;consequently, all the libertards will get pushed out of bitcoin -94924;1362621049;Bugpowder_;42.00 -94923;1362621051;mircea_popescu;i'm rejoicing. -94922;1362621054;BitHub;someone should hax them for a week -94921;1362621064;doctor_pullfingr;mircea why rejoicing? -94920;1362621068;BitHub;i'm sick of sitting at cafes for 4 hours waiting for a transaction to confirm -94919;1362621072;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.3428 = 0.6856 BTC [-] -94918;1362621081;Bowjob;this is such a bear day -94917;1362621087;Bowjob;i cant bear to watch this bullshit -94916;1362621091;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.27169201 = 271.692 BTC [-] -94915;1362621093;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.3160137 = 316.0137 BTC [-] -94914;1362621111;mircea_popescu;definitely covering -94913;1362621123;Bugpowder_;yup -94912;1362621126;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.5300001 BTC [-] -94911;1362621128;Bugpowder_;41.93 -94910;1362621132;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.85593586 = 855.9359 BTC [+] -94909;1362621143;Bugpowder_;The dude finally made a profit -94908;1362621146;mircea_popescu;nice race too, i wonder how much they manage to squeeze through -94907;1362621159;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ he made pretty good loot, .3-4 over what, 15k ? -94906;1362621166;Bugpowder_;yeah -94905;1362621177;BitHub;mircea -94904;1362621177;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.344 = 5.16 BTC [+] -94903;1362621178;Bugpowder_;is 24hprc even dropping yet? -94902;1362621180;BitHub;are u seeing this? -94901;1362621182;mircea_popescu;actuallly i think the calls are slightly ahead too -94900;1362621185;mircea_popescu;BitHub "this" -94899;1362621188;BitHub;otc room lulz -94898;1362621192;mircea_popescu;im not in -otc -94897;1362621211;BitHub;oh man its so lulz -94896;1362621231;Bowjob;dump dump dump USD -94895;1362621267;BitHub;<+starsoccer> wtf do you mean cia snitch -94894;1362621272;Bugpowder_;so which txns were stalled? All mine went thru? -94893;1362621290;mod6;starsoccer is a scammer -94892;1362621294;mod6;and for some reason, an op -94891;1362621294;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/283/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-hit-50-in-march/ -94890;1362621302;BitHub; mircea got raided - lul -94889;1362621303;Bowjob;lots of free btc here -94888;1362621308;mircea_popescu;mod6 bitcoin-otc "selective evaporation" succeeded. -94887;1362621316;mod6;:] -94886;1362621319;mircea_popescu;if anyone wonders why gmaxwell is an idiot, that's it right there. -94885;1362621341;BitHub;people are really getting upset in otc mircea -94884;1362621347;BitHub;they think you're really gone haha -94883;1362621351;mircea_popescu;lol -94882;1362621361;mircea_popescu;that they don't know about this chan i can see -94881;1362621362;BitHub;i should paste bin it for you -94880;1362621368;mircea_popescu;but they don't know twitter, either ? anything ? -94879;1362621373;mircea_popescu;so go ahead. -94878;1362621383;BitHub;i've never used it -94877;1362621400;BitHub;its funny as hell tho, main topic of discussion atm -94876;1362621406;Bowjob;someone is clearly dumping -94875;1362621408;mod6;no dandan fled, they were just spreading disinformation -94874;1362621413;mod6;i set 'em straight -94873;1362621424;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.5300001 BTC [-] -94872;1362621428;BitHub; what happened to mpex.co -94871;1362621431;dub;I tried :( [18:55] bitcoinbubble: jews did mpex -94870;1362621436;Bugpowder_;Oooohhh yeah -94869;1362621439;Bugpowder_;41.12 -94868;1362621447;mircea_popescu;o boy. -94867;1362621450;BitHub;lul dub -94866;1362621454;BitHub;i saw some of those -94865;1362621458;Namworld;5k BTC purchase and we'd be back to 48... thin line... -94864;1362621475;Namworld;I'm not sure we're done rising yet. -94863;1362621479;mod6;(15:53) <+mod6> (15:52) < danieldaniel> MPEX is gone << DDOS brought down the main site, you can get to it here: mpex.coinbr.com -94862;1362621485;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.47 = 0.94 BTC [+] -94861;1362621487;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.47 = 3.76 BTC [+] -94860;1362621491;BitHub; did mpex guy run off with the money? -94859;1362621493;BitHub;lul! -94858;1362621514;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94857;1362621517;gribble;471.638897 seconds -94856;1362621520;Bowjob;;;ticker -94855;1362621524;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.11111, Best ask: 41.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.38889, Last trade: 42.00000, 24 hour volume: 126252.65323883, 24 hour low: 40.14460, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.18147 -94854;1362621524;mircea_popescu;lol jesus it's gonna be a day soon -94853;1362621530;Bowjob;:( -94852;1362621536;Bowjob;just go to coinlab -94851;1362621540;Bowjob;watch the dump -94850;1362621549;Bugpowder_;http://bitcoinity.org/markets?theme=dark -94849;1362621561;Bugpowder_;is doing well -94848;1362621564;blu3gr1ffon;i like to watch it go up. -94847;1362621564;BitHub;"sell out to coinlab you know you want to" -94846;1362621564;dub;oh shi bitcoinity came back? -94845;1362621577;Bowjob;lol -94844;1362621578;Bugpowder_;ya -94843;1362621604;BitHub;they should have that on their site -94842;1362621608;Bowjob;this is actually called a bear trap -94841;1362621622;blu3gr1ffon;how so? -94840;1362621625;Namworld;7 minute lag -94839;1362621627;Bugpowder_;LOL -94838;1362621633;blu3gr1ffon;;;goxlag -94837;1362621637;gribble;505.11974 seconds -94836;1362621637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 420 @ 0.0046 = 1.932 BTC [-] -94835;1362621640;Bowjob;5k buy then 48 -94834;1362621640;blu3gr1ffon;holy crap -94833;1362621640;Bugpowder_;fastcash4bitcoins suddenly has funds available to buy again -94832;1362621640;Bowjob;lol -94831;1362621652;Bugpowder_;I KNEW they just shut down buying into the blow off top -94830;1362621658;BitHub;heh all of a sudden hey bug -94829;1362621658;Bugpowder_;they had funds all along :) -94828;1362621669;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ prolly ppl sold to them tho -94827;1362621686;Bugpowder_;mircea_popescu: -94826;1362621692;Bugpowder_;Bot from them -94825;1362621697;Bugpowder_;and only via bitcoinsdirect -94824;1362621698;thestringpuller;;;ticker -94823;1362621700;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.27153039 = 271.5304 BTC [-] -94822;1362621701;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.12100, Best ask: 41.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.77900, Last trade: 41.02010, 24 hour volume: 126502.71591685, 24 hour low: 40.30100, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 45.17366 -94821;1362621702;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.31586188 = 315.8619 BTC [-] -94820;1362621705;Bugpowder_;which is an email based service, so I doubt it. -94819;1362621707;thestringpuller;hahahahahahahahahabaha -94818;1362621711;Bowjob;we just hit under 41 -94817;1362621715;Bowjob;its a market manipulator -94816;1362621717;thestringpuller;the algorithm worked!!!!! -94815;1362621725;Bugpowder_;Annoyed that I didn't sell more -94814;1362621725;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.47 = 0.94 BTC [+] -94813;1362621734;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/ -94812;1362621735;Bowjob;watch this -94811;1362621736;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ i didn't sell any. -94810;1362621742;Bugpowder_;didn't want trigger fatca -94809;1362621744;mod6;check out the depth now though: http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -94808;1362621756;Bowjob;fuck that fuckta -94807;1362621756;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.85630842 = 856.3084 BTC [+] -94806;1362621758;Bowjob;who cares -94805;1362621758;Bowjob;lol -94804;1362621760;mod6;i think we're going right backup -94803;1362621773;Bowjob;we just hot $40 -94802;1362621786;Bowjob;https://www.canadianbitcoins.com/ -94801;1362621795;Bowjob;Canadian bitcoins.. buy $55.. sell $42 -94800;1362621796;Bowjob;ol -94799;1362621796;blu3gr1ffon;forty, wow. -94798;1362621801;Bowjob;$39 -94797;1362621806;jurov;10 minute lag... and bitcoincharts not with out either -94796;1362621835;thestringpuller;;;market sell 10000 -94795;1362621839;Bugpowder_;hmm... wonder if my mtgox bids actually got cancells -94794;1362621842;Bugpowder_;or not -94793;1362621844;thestringpuller;;;market sell 100000 -94792;1362621845;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 392180.3720 USD and would take the last price down to 37.3000 USD, resulting in an average price of 39.2180 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0010 seconds -94791;1362621846;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 2549350.7477 USD and would take the last price down to 14.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 25.4935 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0106 seconds -94790;1362621867;Bugpowder_;39.5 -94789;1362621868;thestringpuller;ick thank you gribble -94788;1362621873;jurov;ooooh quite a difference -94787;1362621897;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -94786;1362621904;thestringpuller;42 is the real price -94785;1362621919;assbot;I don't know those people, and they don't look very friendly. -94784;1362621921;thestringpuller;assbot.... -94783;1362621931;dub;;;obip 1000 -94782;1362621931;gribble;The weighted average price of BTC, 1000.0 coins up and down from the spread, is 41.38470 USD. | Data vintage: 86.2046 seconds -94781;1362621937;blu3gr1ffon;i'm glad it's happening now. -94780;1362621959;mircea_popescu;"^OIX": "7d": {"avg": "4746815366","min": "3024983876","max": "4950599490","vsh": "no","vsa": "1.89472677534E+12","cnt": ""} -94779;1362621961;blu3gr1ffon;it's been too nuts lately. need some stability -94778;1362621961;mircea_popescu;ftr. -94777;1362622017;thestringpuller;we still at 47 on OIX hmm -94776;1362622028;Bowjob;you can still sell bitcoins at 47 dollars each -94775;1362622029;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P310T] 200 @ 0.05329654 = 10.6593 BTC [-] -94774;1362622030;doctor_pullfingr;mircea - I thought you were in jail? -94773;1362622030;Bowjob;i mean -94772;1362622032;Bowjob;43. -94771;1362622037;jurov;pssst, gox is falling -94770;1362622038;mircea_popescu;doctor_pullfingr me ? -94769;1362622056;jurov;seems the lag grows faster than clock time -94768;1362622064;mircea_popescu;jurov cheeze -94767;1362622068;jurov;;;goxlag -94766;1362622070;gribble;814.286864 seconds -94765;1362622074;blu3gr1ffon;lol -94764;1362622098;Namworld;xD -94763;1362622125;kakobrekla;mpex deposits - faster than mtgox trading engine. -94762;1362622132;blu3gr1ffon;36 does seem right Bugpowder_ -94761;1362622147;blu3gr1ffon;then up from there -94760;1362622175;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ya but mtgox is free* -94759;1362622199;thestringpuller;mpex is free too -94758;1362622208;kakobrekla;its free to read. -94757;1362622210;thestringpuller;if you know the right people -94756;1362622216;thestringpuller;:) -94755;1362622259;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.85668542 = 856.6854 BTC [+] -94754;1362622274;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.27136871 = 271.3687 BTC [-] -94753;1362622276;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.31571 = 315.71 BTC [-] -94752;1362622312;Bugpowder_;OOOOooooooo -94751;1362622316;nanotube;mircea_popescu: mpex seems inaccessible atm? -94750;1362622326;blu3gr1ffon;so is coinbase out of btc? -94749;1362622336;Bugpowder_;here we go -94748;1362622337;Bugpowder_;28.5 -94747;1362622340;Bugpowder_;38.5 -94746;1362622342;Bugpowder_;hehehe -94745;1362622342;blu3gr1ffon;haha -94744;1362622344;mircea_popescu;nanotube main site is being ddosed. use proxies -94743;1362622350;mircea_popescu;mpex.coinbr.com etc. -94742;1362622350;kakobrekla;>Bitcoin Price Reaches All-Time High after Mt. Gox Announces CoinLab Partnership -94741;1362622356;kakobrekla;yeah, i also farted twice before the high. -94740;1362622376;Bugpowder_;So funny, coinlab didn't even have a chance to fuck it up -94739;1362622379;nanotube;mircea_popescu: ah, didn't know there were proxies. :) -94738;1362622390;Bugpowder_;I wonder if my bids will get hit? -94737;1362622424;mircea_popescu;nanotube https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/309349518632157185 -94736;1362622424;Bugpowder_;This is definitely a bad time for a market order -94735;1362622428;jurov;seems for mtgox is easier to split US off than to fix their engine -94734;1362622445;Namworld;this trend could revert in an instead like all the previous rises -94733;1362622456;mircea_popescu;Namworld true. -94732;1362622462;Bugpowder_;will my bids clear in time to catch the dump? -94731;1362622481;Bugpowder_;Namworld, the last 48 hours were very very simlar to last top -94730;1362622486;Bugpowder_;rise of over $10 in a day -94729;1362622499;Bowjob;;;ticker -94728;1362622502;Namworld;eh, who knows -94727;1362622503;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.89000, Best ask: 39.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 39.89000, 24 hour volume: 133904.00033926, 24 hour low: 38.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.87318 -94726;1362622508;Bowjob;fuck -94725;1362622527;Bugpowder_;broke the 40 like nothing -94724;1362622532;Bugpowder_;the 36 is the real support though -94723;1362622547;Bugpowder_;err 35 -94722;1362622551;kakobrekla;34 -94721;1362622565;Bugpowder_;ya -94720;1362622566;mircea_popescu;12 -94719;1362622567;Bugpowder_;33 -94718;1362622571;Bugpowder_;13.5 -94717;1362622576;kakobrekla;no, 34. -94716;1362622590;Bugpowder_;34 from the chart, 33 from the bids -94715;1362622646;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -94714;1362622648;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 38.25000, Best ask: 39.90000, Bid-ask spread: 1.65000, Last trade: 39.90000, 24 hour volume: 134097.13923724, 24 hour low: 38.25000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.85953 -94713;1362622657;nanotube;mircea_popescu: ah cool. so i presume your twitter will keep listing the latest proxies? -94712;1362622668;mircea_popescu;nanotube if need be, yeah. or here. -94711;1362622696;nanotube;mmk -94710;1362622698;Bugpowder_;this is what happens when 100 people hit SELL MARKET at the same time -94709;1362622726;Bugpowder_;some bit now at 40.2 -94708;1362622728;Bugpowder_;bid -94707;1362622801;hctib;hello -94706;1362622810;hctib;what's the damage? -94705;1362622814;Bowjob;;;ticker -94704;1362622825;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -94703;1362622844;mircea_popescu;mtgox exploded -94702;1362622847;hctib;40.4 is my best guess at the ticker -94701;1362622861;hctib;and mpex? -94700;1362622885;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23556839 = 235.5684 BTC [-] -94699;1362622886;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26615673 = 266.1567 BTC [-] -94698;1362622892;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.3108139 = 310.8139 BTC [-] -94697;1362622909;mircea_popescu;hctib ppl are covering long positions desperately for the past hour or so -94696;1362622923;error4733;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149803.msg1591395#msg1591395 -94695;1362622928;error4733;nice read -94694;1362622944;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.86980593 = 869.8059 BTC [+] -94693;1362622960;jurov;lol slush saw the mpex page and said "alpaca socks eshop was never hacked, too." -94692;1362622972;Bowjob;;;ticker -94691;1362622996;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.89000, Best ask: 40.51000, Bid-ask spread: 0.62000, Last trade: 39.89000, 24 hour volume: 137698.19346541, 24 hour low: 38.00100, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.72163 -94690;1362622996;mircea_popescu;jurov yes but he's sore, cause he got linoded. -94689;1362623023;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what is your private key? -94688;1362623026;thestringpuller;lol -94687;1362623029;mircea_popescu;but tell him i said his pool never saw as much btc as mpex saw this year alone. -94686;1362623096;Bugpowder_;nice, bids finnally are open -94685;1362623104;Bugpowder_;probably will bounce now :) -94684;1362623112;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -94683;1362623116;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94682;1362623117;gribble;469.590851 seconds -94681;1362623123;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -94680;1362623150;kakobrekla;still whole infrastructure is falling apart -94679;1362623154;kakobrekla;when major movements happen -94678;1362623168;kakobrekla;unserious -94677;1362623176;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla this is true. -94676;1362623194;Bowjob;;ticker -94675;1362623208;Bowjob;;;ticker -94674;1362623209;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 38.00100, Best ask: 38.03130, Bid-ask spread: 0.03030, Last trade: 38.03130, 24 hour volume: 138552.24765830, 24 hour low: 37.90000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.68042 -94673;1362623234;mircea_popescu;funny thing is, the 49-39 drop happened on 30k bitcoins worht of volume -94672;1362623248;mircea_popescu;which is like jackshit -94671;1362623280;Bugpowder_;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png is STALE -94670;1362623321;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.26 = 2.6 BTC [+] -94669;1362623324;kakobrekla;everything is broke -94668;1362623328;kakobrekla;txes dont get confirmed -94667;1362623334;kakobrekla;goxlag is days -94666;1362623342;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla mpex trades! -94665;1362623345;kakobrekla;last price uknown -94664;1362623347;dub;a LOT more coin jsut showed up for sale -94663;1362623355;kakobrekla;unknown -94662;1362623368;jurov;kakobrekla can't you just make assbot query proxy address? -94661;1362623371;dub;if it bounces its only gonna be for a minute -94660;1362623407;kakobrekla;some are born to sweet delight, some are born to endless night. -94659;1362623438;dub;fucking pastebin down too -94658;1362623445;dub;shit is fucked up -94657;1362623472;blu3gr1ffon;dub, what do you mean it will only bounec for a minute? -94656;1362623514;mircea_popescu;Why is your site redirecting to the whitehouse? I thought it was secure? -94655;1362623514;mircea_popescu;Whitehouse was hacked. -94654;1362623517;mircea_popescu;lmao -94653;1362623529;dub;I think some people realised they might miss out on selling at 50, a shitload more asks showed up there recently, presumably to catch teh bounce -94652;1362623533;Bowjob;;;ticker -94651;1362623544;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -94650;1362623553;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.87894633 = 878.9463 BTC [+] -94649;1362623568;Bowjob;hold on tight, we are bouncing back -94648;1362623577;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23360747 = 233.6075 BTC [-] -94647;1362623579;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26253021 = 262.5302 BTC [-] -94646;1362623581;Bowjob;panic selling and panic buying is always a bad idea -94645;1362623581;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.30740716 = 307.4072 BTC [-] -94644;1362623587;kakobrekla;after someone makes a fast trading engine -94643;1362623590;mircea_popescu;tell it to the options ppl lol -94642;1362623596;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -94641;1362623606;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -94640;1362623616;Bowjob;thats cuz someone dumped USD -94639;1362623621;mircea_popescu;mtgox is becoming as useful as bitcoinica. -94638;1362623622;Bowjob;it caused BTC to go billions -94637;1362623624;hctib;I can't connect to mpex.co -94636;1362623640;Bowjob;cant we have an anonymous exchange -94635;1362623642;dub;kakobrekla: perhaps something in teh /topic? -94634;1362623646;mircea_popescu;hctib mpex.coinbr.com -94633;1362623647;Bowjob;and an anonymous debit card -94632;1362623649;Bowjob;.. -94631;1362623654;hctib;thanks -94630;1362623654;kakobrekla;dub noone reads that -94629;1362623667;dub;but right now we cant go READ TEH FUCKING TOPIC -94628;1362623688;mircea_popescu;dub misses his creature conforts. -94627;1362623717;Bowjob;;;ticker -94626;1362623733;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 37.00000, Best ask: 38.00190, Bid-ask spread: 1.00190, Last trade: 37.00000, 24 hour volume: 142568.29851439, 24 hour low: 37.00000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.49249 -94625;1362623751;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 100 @ 0.1573 = 15.73 BTC [-] -94624;1362623766;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.465 BTC [-] -94623;1362623887;mircea_popescu;i thought you were gonna go CAN'T ACCESS MPEX.CO : http://whitehouse.gov -94622;1362623909;kakobrekla;:p -94621;1362623999;dub;it'd sure be nice to trade on this -94620;1362624087;dub;oh hey gox farted out an update -94619;1362624089;dub; Mar07 00:33:45 mtgox x499 5,774.6084 @ 37.8195421 USD -94618;1362624096;jurov;coinbr keeps getting mpex deposits as if nothing was happening -94617;1362624120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67800 @ 0.00073204 = 49.6323 BTC [-] -94616;1362624121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67800 @ 0.00073204 = 49.6323 BTC [-] -94615;1362624123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8573 @ 0.00074999 = 6.4297 BTC [+] -94614;1362624124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8573 @ 0.00074999 = 6.4297 BTC [+] -94613;1362624126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6515 @ 0.00074999 = 4.8862 BTC [+] -94612;1362624135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6515 @ 0.00074999 = 4.8862 BTC [+] -94611;1362624136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1817112 @ 0.00075 = 1362.834 BTC [+] -94610;1362624138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1817112 @ 0.00075 = 1362.834 BTC [+] -94609;1362624139;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P210T] 10 @ 0.05264551 = 0.5265 BTC [-] -94608;1362624151;jurov;business.as.usual -94607;1362624151;mircea_popescu;lol now there's an echo ? -94606;1362624175;Bowjob;;;ticker -94605;1362624179;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.31000, Best ask: 37.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.69000, Last trade: 36.31000, 24 hour volume: 146035.97593336, 24 hour low: 36.31000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 44.31001 -94604;1362624201;Bowjob;damn -94603;1362624251;Bowjob;i shoulda listned to bug that time -94602;1362624251;Bowjob;lol -94601;1362624331;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P310T] 200 @ 0.05608295 = 11.2166 BTC [+] -94600;1362624458;mircea_popescu;o nelly -94599;1362624469;jcpham;y hello -94598;1362624473;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23340951 = 233.4095 BTC [-] -94597;1362624475;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26219875 = 262.1988 BTC [-] -94596;1362624479;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.3070958 = 307.0958 BTC [-] -94595;1362624485;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 76 @ 0.65 = 49.4 BTC [-] -94594;1362624486;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.87975412 = 879.7541 BTC [+] -94593;1362624522;dub;mpex making banque -94592;1362624538;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HruSsPKVjuc :P -94591;1362624545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -94590;1362624556;Eduard_Munteanu;s/copacul/bitcoinul/ -94589;1362624557;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.15664416 = 156.6442 BTC [-] -94588;1362624558;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.17343444 = 173.4344 BTC [-] -94587;1362624563;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.19179501 = 191.795 BTC [-] -94586;1362624565;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.2117738 = 211.7738 BTC [-] -94585;1362624567;mircea_popescu;ohoho. capitulation eh -94584;1362624567;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.23340951 = 233.4095 BTC [-] -94583;1362624572;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.26219875 = 262.1988 BTC [-] -94582;1362624575;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.3070958 = 307.0958 BTC [-] -94581;1362624657;Bowjob;;;ticker -94580;1362624661;Bowjob;gah -94579;1362624663;Bowjob;fuck -94578;1362624665;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.425 = 2.975 BTC [-] -94577;1362624668;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.31000, Best ask: 36.34608, Bid-ask spread: 0.03608, Last trade: 36.31000, 24 hour volume: 157207.79114001, 24 hour low: 33.83133, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.69425 -94576;1362624694;Eduard_Munteanu;I should really go play a game or something, else I might do something stupid like buy in again too early. -94575;1362624701;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [+] -94574;1362624716;jcpham;i did some profit taking at 50 otc -94573;1362624717;Bowjob;http://blockchain.info/tx/13dffdaef097881acfe9bdb5e6338192242d80161ffec264ee61cf23bc9a1164 -94572;1362624720;Bowjob;Look at this guys -94571;1362624722;jcpham;which i am mildly proud of -94570;1362624723;jurov;maybe start buying slowly -94569;1362624725;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.44 = 14.4 BTC [-] -94568;1362624734;Bowjob;bug -94567;1362624735;Bowjob;dude -94566;1362624740;Bowjob;how did u see that coming -94565;1362624740;Bowjob;wtf -94564;1362624749;jcpham;eligius mined it -94563;1362624752;Bowjob;i woulda believed u honestly if u didnt buy puts and got killed -94562;1362624752;jcpham;i asked luke -94561;1362624752;Eduard_Munteanu;I'm worried bad news might hit US, then Europe by tommorow and they'll sell further. The market depth is rather pathetic. -94560;1362624764;jcpham;eligius mined the 95btc txn block -94559;1362624773;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu and to think ppl were whining about s.dice mkt depth -94558;1362624794;Eduard_Munteanu;mircea_popescu: market depth seemed much better before we hit $40 -94557;1362624806;Eduard_Munteanu;Like, a couple of days ago. -94556;1362624815;blu3gr1ffon;yup, coinbase is empty -94555;1362624831;dub;this is glorious -94554;1362624833;blu3gr1ffon;how do I get BTC now? -94553;1362624842;Eduard_Munteanu;blu3gr1ffon: mtgox? -94552;1362624846;dub;why would you want it? -94551;1362624848;Eduard_Munteanu;Oh, you have USD. -94550;1362624850;mircea_popescu;blu3gr1ffon you can't, it has to crash for the iluminati to make bank first. -94549;1362624859;blu3gr1ffon;oh fuck it -94548;1362624864;dub;there will be plenty for everyone under $1 -94547;1362624872;jcpham;hahahaha dub -94546;1362624874;blu3gr1ffon;hooray? :/ -94545;1362624882;mircea_popescu;fudb -94544;1362624893;dub;shh -94543;1362624901;jcpham;hooray if you sold today -94542;1362624905;jcpham;not hooray if you bought -94541;1362624915;Bowjob;;;ticker -94540;1362624916;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 35.00000, Best ask: 35.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.60000, Last trade: 35.60000, 24 hour volume: 157738.28216881, 24 hour low: 33.83133, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.65915 -94539;1362624920;Bowjob;Wow -94538;1362624922;mircea_popescu;le 35 -94537;1362624924;Bowjob;I can't watch -94536;1362624925;Bowjob;it hurts -94535;1362624928;jcpham;hge haircut today for any buyer -94534;1362624940;mircea_popescu;teaches them to buy into scams. -94533;1362624951;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94532;1362624957;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -94531;1362624965;blu3gr1ffon;so laggy it's broken -94530;1362624965;jcpham;buy before noon, lose %20 by dinner -94529;1362624979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -94528;1362625030;dub;;;calc 157738*43.66 -94527;1362625030;gribble;6886841.08 -94526;1362625036;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94525;1362625039;dub;record? -94524;1362625041;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -94523;1362625049;jcpham;borked -94522;1362625053;Bowjob;;;ticker -94521;1362625054;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 35.10667, Best ask: 35.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.88333, Last trade: 34.70000, 24 hour volume: 157860.94560379, 24 hour low: 33.83133, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.64208 -94520;1362625058;error4733;7M$ wow -94519;1362625058;dub;USD$7m volume -94518;1362625152;Bowjob;capitulation -94517;1362625171;dub;this is not france -94516;1362625184;dub;this is BITCOIIIIIN -94515;1362625198;blu3gr1ffon;parlay! -94514;1362625206;Bowjob;RIP guys, see you at single digits -94513;1362625227;blu3gr1ffon;to change! -94512;1362625254;mircea_popescu;abnd now the mpoe bot can't quote anymore because the pricefeed finally died. -94511;1362625262;mircea_popescu;somebody needs to make a motherfucking exchange. -94510;1362625310;jurov;it doesn't use bitcoincharts? -94509;1362625311;dub;nah, just use one from magic teh gathering, It'll do -94508;1362625324;mircea_popescu;jurov mpioe ? yes. -94507;1362625325;Bowjob;i wanna ignore bitcoin -94506;1362625328;Bowjob;like for a mont -94505;1362625332;Bowjob;its hard -94504;1362625332;Bowjob;lol -94503;1362625345;assbot;want some help? -94502;1362625373;mod6;ahh 34! -94501;1362625379;jurov;!ticker m s.mpoe -94500;1362625388;Bowjob;;;ticker -94499;1362625393;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94498;1362625394;Bowjob;yeap, back to where we started -94497;1362625394;gribble;217.923764 seconds -94496;1362625402;assbot;It's so strange that you don't remember any of your poetry. -94495;1362625404;mod6;ups and downs. -94494;1362625405;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94493;1362625405;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -94492;1362625406;gribble;185.819061 seconds -94491;1362625410;jurov;assbot, you better watch ur own stuff -94490;1362625448;assbot;Whitehouse does not know S.MPOE. -94489;1362625462;error4733;omg -94488;1362625463;jurov;live.coinbr.com does. shame on you -94487;1362625494;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -94486;1362625499;gribble;1 BTC = 34.40000 U.S. dollars = 26.3945369 Euros -94485;1362625504;Namworld;what happened to options? -94484;1362625514;mod6;(17:04) <@assbot> Whitehouse does not know S.MPOE. << O.O ?! LOL -94483;1362625526;mircea_popescu;lmao -94482;1362625529;jurov;Namworld, 1. whale dumped them -94481;1362625544;jurov;2. mpoe bot doesn't know what the price is -94480;1362625551;jurov;due to general breakage -94479;1362625592;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94478;1362625597;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -94477;1362625602;kakobrekla;;;ticker -94476;1362625612;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -94475;1362625633;kakobrekla;facepalm -94474;1362625644;mircea_popescu;lag to retrieving lag : 500 seconds -94473;1362625646;Bowjob;;;ticker -94472;1362625654;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 35.42000, Best ask: 35.49800, Bid-ask spread: 0.07800, Last trade: 35.42000, 24 hour volume: 162587.00601570, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.31335 -94471;1362625660;Bowjob;well fuck -94470;1362625665;Bowjob;ill bury my coins -94469;1362625667;Bowjob;be right -94468;1362625670;kakobrekla;33.something on stamp -94467;1362625671;Bowjob;back -94466;1362625838;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.91703169 = 917.0317 BTC [+] -94465;1362625841;kakobrekla;;;ticker -94464;1362625842;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 34.87188, Best ask: 35.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12812, Last trade: 35.00000, 24 hour volume: 163347.55998439, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.27533 -94463;1362625843;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94462;1362625849;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -94461;1362625865;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.18440754 = 184.4075 BTC [-] -94460;1362625869;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20415297 = 204.153 BTC [-] -94459;1362625870;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.22560969 = 225.6097 BTC [-] -94458;1362625871;mircea_popescu;a ok we be back -94457;1362625875;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.24880864 = 248.8086 BTC [-] -94456;1362625877;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.2932762 = 293.2762 BTC [-] -94455;1362625891;mircea_popescu;crazy shit, 43.8 vwap -94454;1362625921;Bugpowder;Got filled. Now bounce dammit! -94453;1362625923;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P310T] 82 @ 0.06075508 = 4.9819 BTC [+] -94452;1362625937;kakobrekla;where at -94451;1362625997;Bugpowder;36.33 and maybe 35, don't remember. Had a 33.33 too but not hit yet -94450;1362626005;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P310T] 255 @ 0.06075508 = 15.4925 BTC [+] -94449;1362626020;mircea_popescu;p31 selling srsly ? -94448;1362626040;dub;;;goxlag -94447;1362626046;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -94446;1362626091;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94445;1362626097;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -94444;1362626111;mircea_popescu;;;goxfag -94443;1362626111;gribble;Error: "goxfag" is not a valid command. -94442;1362626114;mircea_popescu;orly. -94441;1362626116;mircea_popescu;like the other is. -94440;1362626135;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00899 BTC [+] -94439;1362626136;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 19 @ 0.009 = 0.171 BTC [+] -94438;1362626159;jurov;gribble chokes on something in https://mtgox.com/api/1/generic/order/lag -94437;1362626177;AndroUser512;Whoa why is btc so low? -94436;1362626190;mircea_popescu;AndroUser512 because white house hacked mpex -94435;1362626212;AndroUser512;Nah -94434;1362626214;assbot;[MPEX] [WHITEHOUSE] 1 @ 0.1337 [+] -94433;1362626230;jurov;!ticker m whitehouse -94432;1362626233;Bugpowder;Yesss -94431;1362626251;assbot;I don't give a shit who saw what and who did what or who did who. -94430;1362626280;Bugpowder;Holy shit! Ingot filled at 33.35 -94429;1362626300;mircea_popescu;10k ? -94428;1362626305;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -94427;1362626306;gribble;24.677975 seconds -94426;1362626307;kakobrekla;;;ticker -94425;1362626316;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.16249, Best ask: 37.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.83751, Last trade: 37.00000, 24 hour volume: 167512.14667412, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.08314 -94424;1362626326;Bugpowder;33.335 actually -94423;1362626330;Bugpowder;I am -94422;1362626334;Bugpowder;In the zone -94421;1362626390;jurov;ineresting, bitcoinity thinks lag is 18s and price going up to 38 -94420;1362626410;kakobrekla;37 on stamp -94419;1362626417;kakobrekla;from 33 -94418;1362626420;kakobrekla;first rebounce -94417;1362626459;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.18362231 = 183.6223 BTC [-] -94416;1362626459;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20334305 = 203.3431 BTC [-] -94415;1362626462;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.22478093 = 224.7809 BTC [-] -94414;1362626464;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.24796781 = 247.9678 BTC [-] -94413;1362626466;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.29181519 = 291.8152 BTC [-] -94412;1362626478;AndroUser512;But for real did something notable happen or is this a good ole correction? Im mobile n cant research atm -94411;1362626482;kakobrekla;40 at stamp -94410;1362626490;kakobrekla;;;ticker -94409;1362626490;mircea_popescu;AndroUser512 nothing really happened. -94408;1362626495;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 37.14195, Best ask: 39.47423, Bid-ask spread: 2.33228, Last trade: 39.47423, 24 hour volume: 168473.22517826, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.05309 -94407;1362626497;AndroUser512;Thx -94406;1362626506;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.92096486 = 920.9649 BTC [+] -94405;1362626558;jurov;AndroUser512 Maybe something behind scenes with coinlab or so. -94404;1362626558;Chaang-Noi;bulls on parade! -94403;1362626581;kakobrekla;42 on stamp hehe -94402;1362626586;Chaang-Noi;sp gpx dead? -94401;1362626648;Chaang-Noi;btc-e is higher than gox? oh lol -94400;1362626828;Chaang-Noi;gox really does seem dead? -94399;1362626830;Chaang-Noi;;;gox lag -94398;1362626830;gribble;Error: "gox" is not a valid command. -94397;1362626833;dub;yeah it is -94396;1362626834;Chaang-Noi;;;goxlag -94395;1362626837;gribble;288.353468 seconds -94394;1362626847;kakobrekla;;;ticker -94393;1362626851;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.47800, Best ask: 39.87296, Bid-ask spread: 0.39496, Last trade: 39.87296, 24 hour volume: 164990.11107081, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.09008 -94392;1362626966;Chaang-Noi;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L4YrGaR8E4 -94391;1362627073;Chaang-Noi;okay we need to really start a collection fuind for mt gox to get them new hardware... -94390;1362627094;kakobrekla;like any hw can fix that. -94389;1362627117;Chaang-Noi;what does the nyse have? -94388;1362627120;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla 3-4k btc didn't help the forum -94387;1362627136;Chaang-Noi;also is it not a hardware issue? where they hacked? -94386;1362627136;kakobrekla;its a sw issue -94385;1362627139;mircea_popescu;if you can't get a forum to run stable out of > 100k usd, mtgox is outside of what the world can affoerd -94384;1362627140;Chaang-Noi;oh -94383;1362627165;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if theymos just kept/spent the fourm money, his plan of fractional reserves i was lik ewtf... -94382;1362627176;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.92093144 = 920.9314 BTC [-] -94381;1362627176;mircea_popescu;his what ? -94380;1362627184;kakobrekla;he invested in bitcoinica or asic -94379;1362627187;kakobrekla;im sure -94378;1362627195;mod6;lol bitcoinica -94377;1362627206;Chaang-Noi;he was going to let people hold some of the funds but let them spend them... -94376;1362627216;Chaang-Noi;i was thinking yeah, he is doing that so he can, its retarded -94375;1362627220;dub;he's best buddies with interscamgo and nefario -94374;1362627227;dub;so its probably invested there -94373;1362627234;Chaang-Noi;he is no longer friends with nefario lol -94372;1362627245;Chaang-Noi;theymos holds glbse money -94371;1362627248;Chaang-Noi;im pretty sure... -94370;1362627257;dub;be great if he could refund me -94369;1362627265;Chaang-Noi;he was just saying how if neferio lost his keys theymos cant release the money -94368;1362627270;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00072486 = 7.7198 BTC [-] -94367;1362627276;Chaang-Noi;theymos, lol... -94366;1362627316;dub;;;ticker -94365;1362627320;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 37.91161, Best ask: 38.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08839, Last trade: 38.00000, 24 hour volume: 166111.09431322, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.05643 -94364;1362627324;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.14910824 = 149.1082 BTC [-] -94363;1362627325;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.16554201 = 165.542 BTC [-] -94362;1362627334;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.18359431 = 183.5943 BTC [-] -94361;1362627336;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20331669 = 203.3167 BTC [-] -94360;1362627339;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.22475653 = 224.7565 BTC [-] -94359;1362627341;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 1000 @ 0.24794567 = 247.9457 BTC [-] -94358;1362627350;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 1000 @ 0.29181519 = 291.8152 BTC [-] -94357;1362627437;Pasko_;;;goxlag -94356;1362627439;gribble;356.354255 seconds -94355;1362627469;joallard;bluh -94354;1362627473;Namworld;Seriously... -94353;1362627477;Chaang-Noi;yeah -94352;1362627490;Chaang-Noi;gox seems dead... like dead dead -94351;1362627492;Namworld;I'm freakin exhausted by this freakin never fixed lag issues. -94350;1362627507;Namworld;It just keeps happening again and again and again -94349;1362627508;mod6;well, there are 69,000 people hitting refresh on gox -94348;1362627509;mod6;so... -94347;1362627534;Chaang-Noi;yeah im doing f5 over and over about as fast as i cant type :) -94346;1362627552;Namworld;Should hardly be an issue with a proper setup. -94345;1362627559;Chaang-Noi;agree -94344;1362627569;Namworld;With on demand nodes filling in for demand. -94343;1362627569;Chaang-Noi;oh well coinlab will take over anyway -94342;1362627579;Namworld;Elastic computing... -94341;1362627643;jurov;even reddit noticed: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19szhx/mpexco_is_redirecting_to_whitehousegov/ -94340;1362627688;pigeons;cheap PR -94339;1362627720;jurov;yea, but nobody was around to explain them what happened for 2 hours -94338;1362627739;jurov;that's abput their attn span -94337;1362627744;jurov;*about -94336;1362627744;dub;wait noagendamarket is eskimobob? -94335;1362627750;jcpham;hahahha -94334;1362627777;Chaang-Noi;was mpex hacked? -94333;1362627783;pigeons;he's not but that would be good -94332;1362627788;Namworld;nope, was not -94331;1362627795;jurov;Chaang-Noi, no it was just bought by coinbr -94330;1362627806;Namworld;lol jurov... right... -94329;1362627806;Chaang-Noi;what? -94328;1362627809;pigeons;us mpex customers now need to use coinlab -94327;1362627810;Chaang-Noi;lol -94326;1362627821;Namworld;Chaang: being DDoS'ed -94325;1362627829;Chaang-Noi;cant take this trolling before coffee:) -94324;1362627831;jurov;Chaang-Noi read my comment on reddit -94323;1362627833;Chaang-Noi;ahh okay thanks -94322;1362627834;Namworld;so mpex.co now redirects to whitehouse.gov -94321;1362627836;jurov;it's tldr -94320;1362627849;Namworld;you can access using mpex.coinbr.com for now -94319;1362627863;Namworld;which proxies the backend -94318;1362627880;dub;jurov: how about my comment -94317;1362627881;Namworld;only the mpex.co frontend is being DDoS'ed -94316;1362627888;Namworld;I think -94315;1362627897;Chaang-Noi;oh lol, they redirected the attack to the whitehouse? is that a good idea? :) -94314;1362627921;dub;its an idea -94313;1362627932;Chaang-Noi;yes it is:) -94312;1362627946;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.14908358 = 149.0836 BTC [-] -94311;1362627948;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.16551813 = 165.5181 BTC [-] -94310;1362627953;dub;we have had no word of a drone strike to date -94309;1362627955;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.18357148 = 183.5715 BTC [-] -94308;1362627957;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.20329519 = 203.2952 BTC [-] -94307;1362627964;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.22473663 = 224.7366 BTC [-] -94306;1362627964;jurov;Namworld if this causes to overstep my bitvps bandwidth, or causes bitvps to be included in ddos outright -94305;1362627965;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C330T] 18 @ 0.24792761 = 4.4627 BTC [-] -94304;1362627971;jurov;what will you do? -94303;1362627999;dub;eww coinbr is on bitvps? -94302;1362628005;jurov;jeeez -94301;1362628076;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.9209042 = 920.9042 BTC [-] -94300;1362628083;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi what can it hurt ? ddoser gets to be first drone victim ? -94299;1362628094;Namworld;i would be surprised, jurov -94298;1362628110;jurov;lmao -94297;1362628115;Chaang-Noi;mp, they might think you are part of the attack -94296;1362628133;Chaang-Noi;i know how americans with drones think.... -94295;1362628145;jcpham;easy to explain -94294;1362628153;jcpham;just say you meant whitehouse.com -94293;1362628154;Chaang-Noi;not that anything will come of it but still -94292;1362628156;jcpham;total typo -94291;1362628159;mircea_popescu;i thought the sec was watching this chan -94290;1362628164;mircea_popescu;what, they lack reading comprehension ? -94289;1362628179;Chaang-Noi;who told you sec was here? -94288;1362628185;Chaang-Noi;and why would they be here? -94287;1362628204;Chaang-Noi;fbi/dea maybe but sec? lol -94286;1362628204;mircea_popescu;nefario. -94285;1362628342;Bowjob;;;ticker -94284;1362628345;Chaang-Noi;hmm, i highly doubt they can get decent evidance from this chan -94283;1362628346;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.00000, Best ask: 41.92000, Bid-ask spread: 0.92000, Last trade: 41.00000, 24 hour volume: 167242.60774519, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.02128 -94282;1362628350;Bowjob;$41 now wtf -94281;1362628352;Bowjob;is going on\ -94280;1362628357;dub;bitcoin -94279;1362628369;Chaang-Noi;in a stong bull market corrects are sharp and fast bowjob -94278;1362628386;Bowjob;I just sait it out -94277;1362628387;Bowjob;*sat -94276;1362628393;jurov;in case of drone strike i'm using human shield -94275;1362628395;Bowjob;none of this bullshit panic buy and sell -94274;1362628398;Chaang-Noi;oh, i thought we were going to buy back in at $36? -94273;1362628406;jurov;they have built here insanely dense residential blocks , like 10k people per square kilometer -94272;1362628408;Bowjob;I got burned 800 dollars -94271;1362628409;Bowjob;fuck that -94270;1362628413;jurov;and i'm sitting inthe middle -94269;1362628414;Bowjob;no more panic sell -94268;1362628419;Bowjob;and panic buy -94267;1362628421;Chaang-Noi;800 dollars? its just fiat anyway... -94266;1362628428;dub;jurov: ask pakistan how that worked out -94265;1362628430;Bowjob;well it was unrealized gain -94264;1362628433;Bowjob;so its all good -94263;1362628433;Bowjob;lol -94262;1362628445;mircea_popescu;dub has a point. -94261;1362628458;Bowjob;man -94260;1362628464;Bowjob;some of my classmates have babies now -94259;1362628465;Bowjob;wtf -94258;1362628477;Bowjob;i've known them since second grade.. i still remember those days -94257;1362628481;Bowjob;.. wtf time -94256;1362628481;Chaang-Noi;you dont know how sex works? -94255;1362628483;Bowjob;stahp -94254;1362628508;Bowjob;no, just saying. if i could wake up as a third grader, i could blend in -94253;1362628508;Bowjob;lol -94252;1362628522;mircea_popescu;http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/06/global-slavery-by-the-numbers/?smid=tw-nytimesbits&seid=auto -94251;1362628525;Bowjob;just with 12 extra years of exp -94250;1362628532;Chaang-Noi;would be odd trying to date a 3rd grader however... -94249;1362628549;jurov;at least such casualties need obama's signature. mircea i doubt you have 30 girls around you in the mansion at all times -94248;1362628550;mircea_popescu;While slavery is illegal across the globe, the SumAll Foundation noted, there are 27 million slaves worldwide, more than in 1860, when there were 25 million. -94247;1362628558;mircea_popescu;this is like... lincoln won the war on slavery. -94246;1362628574;pigeons;praise be upon him -94245;1362628577;Chaang-Noi;Sexual slavery brings the slave’s owner $18,000 over the slave’s working life in Thailand (this used to be a big problem, they used to go around in van and steal kids) -94244;1362628622;Bowjob;it woulda nice to panic sell for a bit -94243;1362628625;Bowjob;then bought back -94242;1362628625;Bowjob;lol -94241;1362628637;Bowjob;mammon has a huge grip on us -94240;1362628639;Bowjob;its delicious -94239;1362628653;Bowjob;we are all going burn in hell for it. might as well enjoy life -94238;1362628654;Bowjob;hehe -94237;1362628654;jurov;third grader, ic -94236;1362628745;mircea_popescu;!!Please note!! that the Bitcoin value is changing in daily basis! Therefore the price might also change if the invoice is not paid right away! -94235;1362628745;mircea_popescu;Reference Number: 11714 -94234;1362628745;mircea_popescu;Error getting json fileThe current exchange rate we accept for Bitcoin: -94233;1362628745;mircea_popescu;1 BTC = -0.3 USD -94232;1362628747;mircea_popescu;what the fucking fuck. -94231;1362628752;mircea_popescu;100 btc for 30 bux ? rly ?! -94230;1362628767;Chaang-Noi;where? -94229;1362628785;grubles;i, too, have heard the sec watches this chan -94228;1362628799;Bowjob;where -94227;1362628800;Bowjob;ill buy it -94226;1362628801;grubles;<_< >_> -94225;1362628816;pigeons;I heard they are wondering about goat -94224;1362628827;Chaang-Noi;they have been trying to talk to me -94223;1362628837;mircea_popescu;some dumbass "orangesite" hoster -94222;1362628838;pigeons;they want some insured pass through -94221;1362628843;mircea_popescu;wants to charge me 100 btc for 30 bux -94220;1362628872;Chaang-Noi;yeah, that insured ppt cost me pigeons, that was some fail -94219;1362628882;Chaang-Noi;did you buy into that? -94218;1362628900;pigeons;no -94217;1362628953;mircea_popescu;http://www.btcwebhost.com/cart.php?a=view -94216;1362628957;mircea_popescu;emote server or file not found -94215;1362628960;Chaang-Noi;well i paid it back quickly -94214;1362628962;mircea_popescu;dude bitcoin hiosting is a joke. -94213;1362628991;dub;namecheap takes btc nao -94212;1362629019;dub;and does hosting in addition to names -94211;1362629020;Chaang-Noi;i heart namecheap cant wait to pay next bill -94210;1362629042;mircea_popescu;dub i been hosting with nc since 2001 i think -94209;1362629047;mircea_popescu;but i won't host there -94208;1362629048;Chaang-Noi;action at gox now, a bit, near 42 -94207;1362629075;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.91731637 = 917.3164 BTC [-] -94206;1362629078;Guest4040;yeah, trying to get my sells in -94205;1362629100;kakobrekla;45 on stamp -94204;1362629146;Chaang-Noi;glad we got that correction out of the way -94203;1362629158;Bowjob_;that was merely a bear trap -94202;1362629168;mircea_popescu;# You did not enter your first name # You did not enter your last name # You did not enter your email address # You did not enter your address (line 1) # You did not enter your city # You did not enter your state # You did not enter your postcode # You did not enter your phone number # You are required to enter a security answer # You did not enter a password # Date of Birth is required # -94201;1362629170;mircea_popescu;dude srlsy ?! -94200;1362629175;mircea_popescu;bitcoin hosting, date of birth is required ? -94199;1362629181;mircea_popescu;what is WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE -94198;1362629191;Bugpowdrrr;sweeeet. -94197;1362629205;jurov;you forgot gender and boob size -94196;1362629273;[\\\];https://twitter.com/gavinandresen/status/309345069461303296 -94195;1362629278;[\\\];didn't pirate say the same thing? -94194;1362629287;jcpham;pretty sure he did -94193;1362629298;jcpham;maybe i've heard gmaxwell say it too -94192;1362629310;jcpham;you think they are all the same person [\\\] -94191;1362629316;[\\\];duh! -94190;1362629322;jcpham;man what a trip -94189;1362629343;Bugpowdrrr;43.15 -94188;1362629348;dub;gavin gonna jump ship -94187;1362629353;Bugpowdrrr;Got out on the bouuuuunce -94186;1362629379;Chaang-Noi;lol war in the dev leadership we dont know about? -94185;1362629401;dub;sould you want to work with those toolbags? -94184;1362629406;dub;would* -94183;1362629432;smickles;so ;;ticker -94182;1362629439;smickles;;;ticker -94181;1362629442;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.50001, Best ask: 41.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.39999, Last trade: 41.90000, 24 hour volume: 169395.11137261, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.01063 -94180;1362629450;Bowjob_;what dev war lol -94179;1362629452;Bowjob_;;;ticker -94178;1362629454;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.50001, Best ask: 41.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.39999, Last trade: 41.90000, 24 hour volume: 169388.95028261, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.01069 -94177;1362629481;Bugpowdrrr;probably will fade back down from here... -94176;1362629490;Chaang-Noi;gavin just seemed like grumbelinz, but you know he has coins.. he gots to be a rich guy by now -94175;1362629525;mircea_popescu;how do you know he got coins ? -94174;1362629548;[\\\];because satoshi -94173;1362629576;Chaang-Noi;i dont know he has coins, but i highly suspect -94172;1362629579;Bowjob_;well he probably has coins since he gave away a fuckton -94171;1362629582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21961 @ 0.00075 = 16.4708 BTC [+] -94170;1362629585;Bowjob_;to the faucet -94169;1362629594;Bowjob_;its a good bet to assume he has tons of it -94168;1362629595;Chaang-Noi;also if he shorted on bitcoinica, lol -94167;1362629598;smickles;;;calc 31/1.06498 -94166;1362629599;gribble;29.1085278597 -94165;1362629619;smickles;mpex options so imba -94164;1362629635;Bugpowdrrr;!ticker m s.mpoe -94163;1362629645;Bugpowdrrr;someone bought 7M shares -94162;1362629648;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -94161;1362629650;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.59217, Best ask: 41.59320, Bid-ask spread: 0.00103, Last trade: 43.90000, 24 hour volume: 169891.04250013, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.01660 -94160;1362629652;Bowjob_;http://s24.postimage.org/onppwxshx/35808271.jpg -94159;1362629665;Bugpowdrrr;And MPOE is probably down 5k right now. -94158;1362630029;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdrrr it sold like 70k of calls you know ? -94157;1362630061;mircea_popescu;or 80k even -94156;1362630143;mod6;yeah, 89`125 CALL -94155;1362630192;mod6;13`587 PUT -94154;1362630224;Namworld;Someone was selling calls? -94153;1362630235;mircea_popescu;something like 14k iirc -94152;1362630247;Namworld;Oh... right... price is low... can't be purchases -94151;1362630257;mircea_popescu;Namworld yes they were selling calls bought yest -94150;1362630372;[\\\];I see we had a 30% swing in the price today -94149;1362630400;[\\\];I hope people realize just how shallow the kiddie pool still is -94148;1362630403;Bugpowdrrr;Customers made money on the calls right? -94147;1362630480;mircea_popescu;nah -94146;1362630493;mircea_popescu;maybe on the lowo nes, -94145;1362630500;Namworld;Apparently not, price is popping right back up. -94144;1362630529;Bugpowdrrr;the short put covering was pretty big too thoguh -94143;1362630533;Bugpowdrrr;hmm -94142;1362630534;Bugpowdrrr;ok -94141;1362630548;mircea_popescu;the short put guy made like .2-3 per contract -94140;1362630550;mircea_popescu;i wouyld guess -94139;1362630552;Bugpowdrrr;Wasn't watching. Eat dinner. Was a good day for me :) -94138;1362630585;Bugpowdrrr;Now if we blast thru 50, I will be seriously impressed. -94137;1362630586;dub;network is still pretty hosed -94136;1362630610;Bugpowdrrr;I made a few transfers today, no problem at all -94135;1362630623;dub;currently 2.5k unconfirmed -94134;1362630690;dub;still some scope for confidence trashing news hits -94133;1362630725;dub;gox is still lagged by 8 minutes -94132;1362630757;dub;mpex still hacked by the gubbermint -94131;1362630793;dub;$2 still imminent -94130;1362630889;Bowjob_;;;ticker -94129;1362630893;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.00000, Best ask: 43.01000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 43.00000, 24 hour volume: 167804.82008240, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.03618 -94128;1362630968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1569 @ 0.0046 = 7.2174 BTC [-] -94127;1362631147;Bugpowdrrr;bitcoinity is really holding up the best in these tough conditions -94126;1362631166;Chaang-Noi;thats where im at, i tipped him yesterday -94125;1362631177;Bugpowdrrr;yah I should tip too -94124;1362631185;Bugpowdrrr;first time I saw the site was today -94123;1362631191;Chaang-Noi;frolm the site whiskey fund: 1EWjHKPYGAJ3v5LnDyBo3Fn1PFsazBstqk | -94122;1362631194;Bugpowdrrr;was very helpful. -94121;1362631205;mircea_popescu;what does it do ? -94120;1362631212;Chaang-Noi;i sent .1337 should buy him a beer or two -94119;1362631216;Chaang-Noi;its live charts mp -94118;1362631221;Chaang-Noi;charts that work -94117;1362631236;dub;its been down for like a year though right? -94116;1362631257;Chaang-Noi;i honestly dont know -94115;1362631269;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 49 -94114;1362631285;gribble;There are currently 18888.341 bitcoins offered at or under 49.0 USD, worth 892422.114396 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0024 seconds -94113;1362631351;mircea_popescu;ah -94112;1362631385;mircea_popescu;cool, nice to have. -94111;1362631584;Bugpowdrrr;and now its down?!? -94110;1362631598;Bugpowdrrr;nah just lagged -94109;1362631638;Bugpowdrrr;expecting retrace to 40 here -94108;1362631752;mircea_popescu;yeah lagged again -94107;1362631979;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -94106;1362631985;thestringpuller;;;ticker -94105;1362631988;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.60000, Best ask: 43.01009, Bid-ask spread: 0.41009, Last trade: 43.02000, 24 hour volume: 168407.58530743, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 43.04250 -94104;1362632001;assbot;I don't give a shit who saw what and who did what or who did who. -94103;1362632183;mircea_popescu;^OIX: "7d": {"avg": "4711973083","min": "3024713516","max": "4855255527","vsh": "no","vsa": "2.56240676575E+12","cnt": ""} -94102;1362632188;mircea_popescu;i'm like the new assbot -94101;1362632462;Chaang-Noi;lol assbot :) -94100;1362632471;Chaang-Noi;!goat -94099;1362632529;Chaang-Noi;45 -94098;1362632565;Bugpowdrrr;strong -94097;1362632568;Bugpowdrrr;impressive -94096;1362632575;Chaang-Noi;mp how much is a slave in romania, i feel too rich/lazy to do my work... -94095;1362632575;Bugpowdrrr;Taking the Kruggerand photo -94094;1362632858;mircea_popescu;i dunno that they have those here. -94093;1362632978;mod6;(17:16) <@assbot> [MPEX] [WHITEHOUSE] 1 @ 0.1337 [+] -94092;1362632983;mod6;^^^ lol @ that -94091;1362632998;mod6;and yeah +1 on "WE NEED A MOTHERFUCKING EXCHANGE" -94090;1362633013;mod6;we need like 3 that are all independant of eachother -94089;1362633036;mod6;and good ones that don't fucking break when a guy wants to sell a few, or more. -94088;1362633086;mod6;and then with MPEx serving up options and futures, we'll have a nice little btc finance ecosystem -94087;1362633099;mod6;but all of this reliance on gox is for the birds. -94086;1362633160;dub;I've been waiting a long time for someone to simply dos gox for a few weeks -94085;1362633176;dub;completely kill bitcoin -94084;1362633210;Bugpowdrrr;http://i.imgur.com/iLyZxUZ.jpg -94083;1362633249;pgp;hopefully coinlab will be able to "improve" the mtgox experience... -94082;1362633294;pgp;smaller exchanges are starting to get some traction, though... -94081;1362633311;pgp;bitfloor and bitstamp do a decent job of it... -94080;1362633322;Chaang-Noi;36 again. fuck me -94079;1362633346;Bugpowdrrr;told ya -94078;1362633363;Bugpowdrrr;that was more violent than expected though -94077;1362633386;Namworld;Wait, back down to 36? -94076;1362633405;dub;someone needs to tell gox -94075;1362633406;doctor_pullfingr;bid still at 43 -94074;1362633440;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -94073;1362633442;gribble;Time since last block: 40 minutes and 10 seconds -94072;1362633445;Bugpowdrrr;eep 1740.26 2 minutes ago 36.000 -94071;1362633445;mircea_popescu;holy hell -94070;1362633453;mircea_popescu;what is this about asics and whatnot ? -94069;1362633455;mod6;(19:12) < dub> I've been waiting a long time for someone to simply dos gox for a few weeks << exactly. -94068;1362633501;Bugpowdrrr;;;tslb -94067;1362633504;gribble;Time since last block: 41 seconds -94066;1362633516;Namworld;;;bids 35 -94065;1362633526;gribble;There are currently 2015.0753 bitcoins demanded at or over 35.0 USD, worth 70734.225723 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0052 seconds -94064;1362633556;Bugpowdrrr;clark moody is fd up -94063;1362633644;dub;bitcoincharts feed has been dead for an hour -94062;1362633660;Namworld;[22:19] <@gribble> There are currently 2.189923 bitcoins demanded at or over 36.0 USD, worth 82.4772267629 USD in total. | Data vintage: 17.4769 -94061;1362633661;Namworld;[22:19] <@gribble> There are currently 181.27547 bitcoins offered at or under 42.0 USD, worth 7608.18637359 USD in total. | Data vintage: 35.9463 seconds -94060;1362633684;Namworld;I just checked on OTC. These spreads are ridiculous -94059;1362633698;dub;I wouldnt trust that -94058;1362633712;dub;there is basically no way of knowing what the price is -94057;1362633716;Namworld;Maybe delayed... but clarkmoody shows the same -94056;1362633721;Bugpowdrrr;clarkmoody is dead -94055;1362633725;Namworld;It looks like the spread is gone -94054;1362633728;mod6;breathe -94053;1362633730;Bugpowdrrr;bitcoinity -94052;1362633737;Namworld;the bids/asks I mean -94051;1362633742;dub;the gox trade page has 0.04 spread -94050;1362633745;Bugpowdrrr;ah -94049;1362633747;Bugpowdrrr;lol -94048;1362633752;Chaang-Noi;back to 42 :) -94047;1362633768;Chaang-Noi;i think people just cant make orders at gox, so no vol so crazy movements -94046;1362633775;Namworld;dub: so does clarkmoody says, 0.04 spread -94045;1362633776;Bugpowdrrr;.04 spread on the orders that were placed 10 minutes ago. What about the population that is in the queue ahead of you? -94044;1362633825;dub;its pretty lulzy -94043;1362633851;dub;the entire bitcoin economy is a casino at this point -94042;1362633872;dub;price is some random value between 33 and 49 -94041;1362633899;Namworld;and it's killing commerce -94040;1362633917;Chaang-Noi;yeah... it will stabilize around $1000 in a few years... -94039;1362633920;Namworld;These swings will undo all the adoption by serious businesses at this rate. -94038;1362633928;dub;hopefully -94037;1362633942;dub;as I keep saying, inb4 $2 -94036;1362633968;mod6;mtgox must go away after this -94035;1362633980;dub;its been worse before -94034;1362634008;dub;I dunno if its still there but at one point a 20k btc trade halted teh engine until mark woke up and confirmed it -94033;1362634008;mod6;yeah, but something better must be constructed, and then have peers that are the same in construction -94032;1362634014;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinity.org/markets -94031;1362634019;dub;as in, its a hard coded failsafe -94030;1362634020;mircea_popescu;that graph looks like it's had a heart attack -94029;1362634039;Namworld;MtGox doesn't need to go. Just replace the hardware. It appears they are running on a Commodore 64 currently. -94028;1362634044;Namworld;Need an upgrade -94027;1362634049;mod6;lol -94026;1362634053;mircea_popescu;they're spending something like 10k a month on hardware. -94025;1362634056;dub;its not the hardware its teh retard driving it -94024;1362634072;mircea_popescu;which is you kniow... more than the market cap of all but a few bitcoin businesses. -94023;1362634097;mod6;thats insane -94022;1362634101;mod6;$10K USD?! -94021;1362634111;mircea_popescu;it's what they declare(d) -94020;1362634155;mod6;i guess maybe for the hosting... *shrug*, but its got to be rebuilt better -94019;1362634155;mircea_popescu;heh. mtgox jusrt stole .2 btc from me. -94018;1362634167;mircea_popescu;i dunno why i went ahead and used them as a pp for some obscure host -94017;1362634188;mircea_popescu;7 confirms, "There are not enough bitcoins on this address." -94016;1362634200;mircea_popescu;in spite of you know, having showed it "about to confirm" earlier. -94015;1362634207;mircea_popescu;when it had 5 -94014;1362634289;mod6;:< -94013;1362634294;Chaang-Noi;lol 2013.. using gox! -94012;1362634408;Bowjob;so what now -94011;1362634409;Bowjob;;;ticker -94010;1362634413;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.36000, Best ask: 41.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.53000, Last trade: 41.89000, 24 hour volume: 181522.58600462, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.83448 -94009;1362634550;Bugpowdrrr;take a nap -94008;1362634568;Chaang-Noi;yeah im going afk.. crazyu shit -94007;1362634652;Bowjob;;;ticker -94006;1362634655;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.31407, Best ask: 40.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.63593, Last trade: 40.95000, 24 hour volume: 181582.58134847, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.83060 -94005;1362634657;Bowjob;can we go to 50 please -94004;1362634658;Bowjob;lol -94003;1362634664;Bugpowdrrr;unlikely -94002;1362634690;Bugpowdrrr;America just needs to go to bed -94001;1362634698;Bugpowdrrr;and let gox recover -94000;1362634719;Bowjob;http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=1054 -93999;1362634721;Bowjob;I won this bet -93998;1362634747;Bowjob;I feel that I should get a bit more than 0.3 for winning the bet. sigh -93997;1362634763;Bugpowdrrr;hey, that's like 20 LTC! -93996;1362634792;Bowjob;200 -93995;1362634795;Bowjob;lol -93994;1362634805;Bowjob;well i got .83 now -93993;1362634810;Bowjob;it was 0,5 my bet -93992;1362634811;Bowjob;mhm -93991;1362634950;ThickAsThieves;i missed the crash of 2013! -93990;1362634977;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 49 -93989;1362634987;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -93988;1362634990;gribble;Current Blocks: 224620 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 1171 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 12 hours, 9 minutes, and 13 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4738813.84956 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.49241 -93987;1362634991;gribble;There are currently 22518.834 bitcoins offered at or under 49.0 USD, worth 1059107.62381 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0025 seconds -93986;1362634995;Bugpowdrrr;ThickAsThieves: It won't be the last -93985;1362635027;Bugpowdrrr;We have not seen REAL fear yet -93984;1362635032;ThickAsThieves;hopefully they won't be any bigger -93983;1362635055;Bugpowdrrr;Protip : when the price is up more than $10 in a day, sell some. -93982;1362635077;Bugpowdrrr;Set a bid at 33% below -93981;1362635079;Bowjob;yep sell some USD to buy BTC -93980;1362635080;Bowjob;! -93979;1362635087;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 9 @ 0.00549 = 0.0494 BTC [+] -93978;1362635612;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1594354#msg1594354 -93977;1362635679;dub;pitty it didnt say 'so I whipped up assbot api integration'! -93976;1362635739;mircea_popescu;totally. -93975;1362635762;mircea_popescu;500 Internal Server Error -93974;1362635762;mircea_popescu;nginx/1.2.1 -93973;1362635779;mircea_popescu;who was saying this bitcoinity thing is the best since sliced mpex ? -93972;1362635781;dub;heh apparently SA hacked mpex -93971;1362635781;Bugpowdrrr;oops -93970;1362635795;mircea_popescu;dub haha -93969;1362635807;mircea_popescu;don't tell me they just owned themselves. -93968;1362635843;dub;no, this is just some aspie shutin wisdom from the forum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1594343#msg1594343 -93967;1362635853;mircea_popescu;meanwhile txs sent 3 hours ago are still unincluded -93966;1362635862;mircea_popescu;dude people wanted bitcoin to be the new visa ? -93965;1362635865;mircea_popescu;lay down the pipe. -93964;1362635881;dub;yeah back up to 3k unconfirmed -93963;1362635915;dub;you need to beat s.deuce fee of .001 to play bitcoin now -93962;1362635919;Bowjob;increase th limit -93961;1362636425;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 6 @ 0.00549 = 0.0329 BTC [+] -93960;1362636532;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/4dhQMDS.png -93959;1362636537;Bowjob;just saying -93958;1362636580;Bowjob;;;ticker -93957;1362636581;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.25430, Best ask: 41.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04570, Last trade: 41.25330, 24 hour volume: 180985.14101528, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.80335 -93956;1362636846;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 100 @ 0.00999 = 0.999 BTC [+] -93955;1362636966;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0051 = 0.51 BTC [+] -93954;1362637326;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4645 BTC [+] -93953;1362637828;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -93952;1362637945;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.1537 = 0.3074 BTC [-] -93951;1362638195;Bowjob;;;ticker -93950;1362638197;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.80000, Best ask: 40.90102, Bid-ask spread: 0.10102, Last trade: 40.80000, 24 hour volume: 182448.07724014, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.76346 -93949;1362638203;Bowjob;what a crash -93948;1362638215;Bowjob;actually i cant complain lol -93947;1362638218;Bowjob;we need more good news -93946;1362638227;Bowjob;how about warren buffer dumping 1 bil to play with -93945;1362638231;Bowjob;buffet -93944;1362638259;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 608 @ 0.005 = 3.04 BTC [-] -93943;1362638261;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.005 = 0.035 BTC [-] -93942;1362638721;Bowjob;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeu_EMPd038 -93941;1362638782;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.0049 = 0.0392 BTC [-] -93940;1362638784;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0048 BTC [-] -93939;1362638786;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.0044 = 0.22 BTC [-] -93938;1362638788;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0044 = 0.044 BTC [-] -93937;1362638790;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00261 BTC [-] -93936;1362638801;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/M3QffS5.jpg -93935;1362638819;Namworld;Nope -93934;1362638833;Namworld;We're in the bulltrap/return to normal -93933;1362638992;Namworld;I'm saying hello to 16-18 USD/BTC already -93932;1362639063;BitHub;ballz out -93931;1362639093;Bowjob;wall street didn't play yet -93930;1362639097;Bowjob;def bear trap -93929;1362639128;Namworld;if we're at that part of the bubble, we didn't start going parabolic yet... and what we've seen so far is "slow growth" -93928;1362639153;Namworld;So we'd hit like 10 000 USD/BTC at the peak or something... -93927;1362639167;Namworld;Why would "wall street" play? -93926;1362639170;BitHub;i thought that was wall street the last few days? -93925;1362639193;BitHub;n today -93924;1362639217;BitHub;i wonder how merchants went today that do pricing -93923;1362639288;Namworld;Seriously, why would the whole world suddenly adopt Bitcoins? It doesn't solve any of their problem nor is it convenient for their daily transactions. -93922;1362639310;Namworld;We reached the top of the speculative bubble with the near 50 USD/BTC today -93921;1362639317;Namworld;What I think. -93920;1362639462;BitHub;i dont think the whooooole world -93919;1362639465;BitHub;cash is still king -93918;1362639508;BitHub;but its very good replacement for credit cards -93917;1362639601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0046 = 0.46 BTC [-] -93916;1362639973;Bowjob;;;ticker -93915;1362639984;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -93914;1362639998;Bowjob;mt goxxxxxxxx -93913;1362640494;Chaang-Noi;mtgox is dead dead... crazy -93912;1362640541;Bowjob;;;ticker -93911;1362640543;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.39000, Best ask: 40.40002, Bid-ask spread: 0.01002, Last trade: 40.60000, 24 hour volume: 181729.26901555, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.70517 -93910;1362640758;Bowjob;;;ticker -93909;1362640764;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.80001, Best ask: 40.84934, Bid-ask spread: 0.04933, Last trade: 40.80000, 24 hour volume: 182163.30359383, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.69988 -93908;1362640780;Bowjob;49.09, the high of 2013 -93907;1362640963;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -93906;1362640983;Namworld;I haven't seen the orderbook looking bearish like that since forever. -93905;1362641017;Chaang-Noi;still we are over $40 we were 12 at the new year -93904;1362641032;Chaang-Noi;that site wont load for me -93903;1362641049;Chaang-Noi;im damn pleased with anything stable over 30 -93902;1362641052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0046 = 0.92 BTC [-] -93901;1362641061;Chaang-Noi;but then i bought in at 3.5 :/ -93900;1362641675;Bowjob;;;ticker -93899;1362641676;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.75068, Best ask: 41.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24932, Last trade: 40.75068, 24 hour volume: 181704.41636332, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.68779 -93898;1362642117;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.14351396 = 143.514 BTC [-] -93897;1362642120;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.1597016 = 159.7016 BTC [-] -93896;1362642121;Bowjob;;;ticker -93895;1362642122;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.93627, Best ask: 41.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06373, Last trade: 41.00000, 24 hour volume: 181664.32887886, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.68317 -93894;1362642128;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.17755199 = 177.552 BTC [-] -93893;1362642130;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.19711386 = 197.1139 BTC [-] -93892;1362642133;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.21844012 = 218.4401 BTC [-] -93891;1362642426;Bowjob;My TX wont confirm -93890;1362642426;Bowjob;wtf -93889;1362642440;Bowjob;nvm it confirmed now. 2 hour wait -93888;1362642441;Bowjob;with tx -93887;1362642442;Bowjob;lol -93886;1362642767;Namworld;yeah -93885;1362642815;Namworld;I received one with 0 fees... it's just not getting included at all no matter how long I wait... -93884;1362642832;Namworld;stupid no fee -93883;1362642908;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -93882;1362642933;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.21 BTC [-] -93881;1362642949;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.20704 BTC [-] -93880;1362643007;Bowjob;should raise the min fee on dice -93879;1362643015;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.345 = 0.69 BTC [+] -93878;1362643341;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-X-Au9HrmI&feature=youtu.be -93877;1362643345;mircea_popescu;check out about minute 3 -93876;1362643356;mircea_popescu;keiser really likes bitcoin -93875;1362643438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00074252 = 9.5785 BTC [-] -93874;1362643439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1750 @ 0.00073731 = 1.2903 BTC [-] -93873;1362643454;ThickAsThieves;https://btct.co/security/CRYPTO-TRADE -93872;1362643480;ThickAsThieves;that's $160,000 USD for 20% of profits in IPO -93871;1362643496;ThickAsThieves;thems some big britches -93870;1362643816;ThickAsThieves;mp, this guy is following your PR advice http://forum.litecoin.net/index.php/topic,1125.msg7813.html#msg7813 -93869;1362643823;mircea_popescu;4k btc ? -93868;1362643853;ThickAsThieves;yep -93867;1362643865;ThickAsThieves;is what they want -93866;1362643912;ThickAsThieves;suatmm -93865;1362643920;mircea_popescu;lol -93864;1362643943;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -93863;1362643944;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.50540, Best ask: 41.54691, Bid-ask spread: 0.04151, Last trade: 41.54691, 24 hour volume: 185495.99289508, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.64250 -93862;1362643963;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -93861;1362643966;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 59 seconds -93860;1362644195;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17650 @ 0.00075 = 13.2375 BTC [+] -93859;1362644526;Bowjob;;;ticker -93858;1362644527;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.96634, Best ask: 41.96636, Bid-ask spread: 0.00002, Last trade: 41.96634, 24 hour volume: 185593.98262870, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.64002 -93857;1362645003;Bowjob;;;ticker -93856;1362645005;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.10081, Best ask: 42.10082, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 42.10082, 24 hour volume: 185130.68959519, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.63475 -93855;1362645175;Bowjob;we need satoshi to go back -93854;1362645180;Bowjob;and fix the blocksize limit -93853;1362645716;mircea_popescu;let people add tx fees. -93852;1362645795;Bowjob;just like the dude who sent 94 BTC as tx fee -93851;1362645891;mircea_popescu;lol tya -93850;1362645997;Chaang-Noi;any word on gox? -93849;1362645998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13424 @ 0.00075 = 10.068 BTC [+] -93848;1362646034;Bowjob;wheres that topic again -93847;1362646039;Bowjob;of the dude who sent 94 BTC as tx -93846;1362646222;Namworld;I want to see that one -93845;1362646585;mircea_popescu;bah bitcoincharts is crashed so bad -93844;1362647263;maximian;who can think that BTC is ready for primetime with all these service failures -93843;1362647278;maximian;needs another year in the oven -93842;1362647421;mircea_popescu;maximian indeed. -93841;1362647788;Chaang-Noi;about gox... -93840;1362647789;Chaang-Noi; 02:08 <@MagicalTux> Blitzboom: we're working on some changes that will improve this a lot -93839;1362647790;Chaang-Noi; 02:08 < Blitzboom> ETA? -93838;1362647790;Chaang-Noi; 02:08 <@MagicalTux> we're pushing this urgently (but still after testing), so whithin next 24 hours -93837;1362647790;Chaang-Noi; probably this update is being pushed to prod -93836;1362647791;Chaang-Noi; and it will be back within hours -93835;1362647885;saulimus;improve what? -93834;1362648072;mircea_popescu;their 10 minute to half hour execution delay -93833;1362648117;Chaang-Noi;if you get a trade done in 30 mins seems you are lucky :/ -93832;1362648140;Chaang-Noi;however now it is starting to flow a bit -93831;1362648146;mircea_popescu;ya, people went to bed -93830;1362648168;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i should too but its 2pm -93829;1362649641;Ukto;https://bitfunder.com/asset/G.ASICMINER-PT <-- graphs are now on a 15 sec live feed. no more refreshing to see trades -93828;1362649694;TradeFortress;Ukto, does the orderbook refill too? -93827;1362649709;Ukto;it will soon -93826;1362649714;Ukto;alot easier now -93825;1362649714;Bowjob;;;ticker -93824;1362649715;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.08002, Best ask: 42.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.31998, Last trade: 42.40000, 24 hour volume: 177673.50153615, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.48382 -93823;1362649719;Ukto;with the changes i setup tonight -93822;1362649725;Ukto;I was just taking a quick break from the big project -93821;1362649735;Bowjob;I call that.. the bear trap -93820;1362650506;Bowjob;;;ticker -93819;1362650507;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.20000, Best ask: 42.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 42.20000, 24 hour volume: 177432.50058775, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.47390 -93818;1362650682;Bowjob;;;goxlag -93817;1362650683;gribble;441.561708 seconds -93816;1362651007;Enky;440 sec lag? eternity... -93815;1362651490;mircea_popescu;yeah. -93814;1362652328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7411 @ 0.0046 = 34.0906 BTC [-] -93813;1362652330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 389 @ 0.00469999 = 1.8283 BTC [+] -93812;1362652340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.0048 = 5.76 BTC [+] -93811;1362652346;oizotov;;;ticker -93810;1362652347;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.90001, Best ask: 42.95100, Bid-ask spread: 0.05099, Last trade: 42.90001, 24 hour volume: 175372.31802034, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.41063 -93809;1362652387;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -93808;1362652806;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [+] -93807;1362652995;Bowjob;;;ticker -93806;1362652996;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.01590, Best ask: 44.12068, Bid-ask spread: 0.10478, Last trade: 44.01590, 24 hour volume: 177965.13484133, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.40520 -93805;1362653077;Chaang-Noi;movement at gox, and the direction is up -93804;1362653408;Bowjob;The bear trap -93803;1362653575;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -93802;1362653575;gribble;0.687269 seconds -93801;1362653820;Bowjob;;;ticker -93800;1362653820;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.17120, Best ask: 44.20001, Bid-ask spread: 0.02881, Last trade: 44.39000, 24 hour volume: 177233.90169868, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.37772 -93799;1362653823;Bowjob;not bad -93798;1362653838;Anduck;well -93797;1362653844;Anduck;IT SHOULD BE 60 USD ALREDY -93796;1362653847;Anduck;BUY BUY BUY -93795;1362653975;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00075 = 7.5 BTC [+] -93794;1362654936;mircea_popescu;lol rebound ? -93793;1362654958;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 19 @ 0.65 = 12.35 BTC [-] -93792;1362654999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50000 @ 0.00075 = 37.5 BTC [+] -93791;1362655005;Chaang-Noi;mp hard to say if gox is even working -93790;1362655015;Chaang-Noi;for all we know gox is hand picking the trades -93789;1362655050;mircea_popescu;yeah. -93788;1362655061;mircea_popescu;mpoe hasn't been quoting for like 6 hours because it can't get a coherent feed -93787;1362655178;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinity.org/markets bitcoinity is back online at least. -93786;1362655179;Anduck;i heard mpex got ddos'd -93785;1362655185;mircea_popescu;Anduck still going. -93784;1362655195;Anduck;well, anything you will do to stop it? -93783;1362655204;mircea_popescu;nope. -93782;1362655208;Anduck;absorb it somewhere -93781;1362655217;Anduck;call ISP for dat? -93780;1362655236;mircea_popescu;they've been playing muscial chairs for what, 12 hours now ? -93779;1362655251;Anduck;so your isp dont know how to absorb a ddos? -93778;1362655286;mircea_popescu;is this some topic you fancy yourself an expert in ? -93777;1362655301;Anduck;no -93776;1362655305;Anduck;but isp should know how to fix it -93775;1362655317;Anduck;its shitty job but they should get it done by now -93774;1362655320;mircea_popescu;sorta like the doctor should know how to make you healthy, right ? -93773;1362655339;Anduck;well i am 100% sure i know way more about these things than you do. -93772;1362655342;mircea_popescu;what difference does it make anyway ? you're so desperate to read my blog today rather than tomorrow ? -93771;1362655359;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.33317 = 0.6663 BTC [-] -93770;1362655368;Anduck;no but it's just funny cuz you said "mpex cant be taken down" -93769;1362655371;Anduck;or smth similar - in your blog, yes -93768;1362655381;mircea_popescu;i said it's immune to ddos. which it is. -93767;1362655400;Anduck;is it unusable right now-+- -93766;1362655401;Anduck;? -93765;1362655405;mircea_popescu;nope. -93764;1362655409;Anduck;ok -93763;1362655412;mircea_popescu;can't you see it trading lol -93762;1362655420;Anduck;not really -93761;1362655425;Anduck;where would i see that? -93760;1362655429;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50000 @ 0.00075 = 37.5 BTC [+] -93759;1362655440;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/mpex1 -93758;1362655493;Anduck;ok -93757;1362655526;mircea_popescu;that's kinda the idea. i saidf before a government couldn't take it down. -93756;1362655534;mircea_popescu;today is the proof. ddos it ? fine. so ? -93755;1362655537;mircea_popescu;who cares. -93754;1362655568;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 134 @ 0.0007 = 0.0938 BTC [-] -93753;1362655635;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 15 @ 0.00182 = 0.0273 BTC [-] -93752;1362655710;Anduck;!ticker m s.mpoe -93751;1362655720;Anduck;duhh -93750;1362655732;assbot;The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow. -93749;1362655732;Anduck;mircea_popescu: where can i see bid/ask of s.mpoe? -93748;1362655755;mircea_popescu;"S.MPOE": {"1d": {"avg": "74815.940534","min": "69034","max": "75000","vsh": "4149547","vsa": "310452261595","cnt": "41"}, "7d": {"avg": "74981.9993279","min": "69034","max": "78628","vsh": "11012234","vsa": "825719322387","cnt": "218"}, "30d": {"avg": "68500.398679","min": "61530","max": "78628","vsh": "65503018","vsa": "4486982847676","cnt": "5975"}}, -93747;1362655759;Anduck;ty -93746;1362655808;maximian;also http://mpex.coinbr.com/ -93745;1362655819;maximian;which is also in the channel topic :) -93744;1362655830;Anduck;mircea_popescu: did someone buy s.mpoe a lot? -93743;1362655837;mircea_popescu;past few days yeah -93742;1362655839;Anduck;i think i saw it at like 0.00060 or smth -93741;1362655840;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.00986 = 0.0197 BTC [-] -93740;1362655852;mircea_popescu;i put a 10mn shares block up at 75 monday -93739;1362655856;mircea_popescu;and it's all but gone -93738;1362655870;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 48 @ 0.00982 = 0.4714 BTC [-] -93737;1362655905;Anduck;you took the wall off? -93736;1362655911;mircea_popescu;no, it was bought -93735;1362655920;Anduck;no way all 10,000,000 was bought? -93734;1362655929;Anduck;gz! -93733;1362655931;BitHub;Hey, i'm with my friend and he wants to know how did Satoshi gain his powers? -93732;1362655931;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.01552 = 0.0621 BTC [-] -93731;1362655942;Anduck;he talked to me. -93730;1362655948;mircea_popescu;like 500k left -93729;1362655957;BitHub;he doesn't believe me that sataoshi blew himself up with his mind -93728;1362656043;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.1394 = 0.2788 BTC [-] -93727;1362656093;mircea_popescu;Mtgox trading engine lag: 10.51s -93726;1362656097;mircea_popescu;it almost caught up actually. -93725;1362656099;Bowjob;;;ticker -93724;1362656100;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.01000, Best ask: 44.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 44.50000, 24 hour volume: 173347.40604858, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.30310 -93723;1362656118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 58800 @ 0.0048 = 282.24 BTC [+] -93722;1362656129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5851 @ 0.0055 = 32.1805 BTC [+] -93721;1362656131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00564998 = 5.65 BTC [+] -93720;1362656133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.005769 = 2.3076 BTC [+] -93719;1362656134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 157 @ 0.005779 = 0.9073 BTC [+] -93718;1362656136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 189 @ 0.005789 = 1.0941 BTC [+] -93717;1362656145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2504 @ 0.00578949 = 14.4969 BTC [+] -93716;1362656147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00579999 = 2.9 BTC [+] -93715;1362656149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00579999 = 5.8 BTC [+] -93714;1362656151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9376 @ 0.00584168 = 54.7716 BTC [+] -93713;1362656157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 223 @ 0.00588401 = 1.3121 BTC [+] -93712;1362656158;maximian;s.dice not dead after all :) -93711;1362656176;mircea_popescu;just needed to meditate a little lol -93710;1362656333;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00596 BTC [+] -93709;1362656349;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00597 = 0.0597 BTC [+] -93708;1362656375;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -93707;1362656606;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 25 @ 0.00545 = 0.1363 BTC [-] -93706;1362656655;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 19 @ 0.00599 = 0.1138 BTC [+] -93705;1362656665;Anduck;hey -93704;1362656667;Anduck;did asicminer pay divs? -93703;1362656671;Anduck;-again- -93702;1362656673;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.00545 = 0.0273 BTC [-] -93701;1362656691;mircea_popescu;ya like 19 iirc -93700;1362656697;Anduck;ij -93699;1362656697;Anduck;ok -93698;1362657017;Chaang-Noi;so are we back to normal at gox, vol is okay? -93697;1362657151;mircea_popescu;10 secondish -93696;1362657173;Chaang-Noi;yeah but is trade volume back, i can live with that delay -93695;1362657229;Chaang-Noi;when downloading the block chain, will more than 4 ram spead it up or is it only the cpu that matters? -93694;1362657351;mircea_popescu;disk is the bottleneck iirc -93693;1362657530;Chaaang-Noi;http://pokerfuse.com/features/in-depth/winpoker-bitcoin-comes-worlds-largest-online-poker-network-ipoker-06-03/ fuuuuck yeah -93692;1362657729;maximian;mircea_popescu where is that list of proxies again? mpex.coinbr.com isn't responding for me (I hope juror isn't under attack now) -93691;1362657747;maximian;jurov I should say -93690;1362658180;Namworld;both mpex.coinbr.com and mpex.co seem unavailable now. -93689;1362658193;Namworld;Someone is really DDoS'ing everything -93688;1362658211;dub;;;tslb -93687;1362658213;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 35 seconds -93686;1362658222;maximian;yeah looks like coinbr.com is getting the DDoS treatment -93685;1362658253;Namworld;Who the fuck has time to DDoS stuff anyway -93684;1362658272;maximian;someone who's really, really pissed off at MP -93683;1362658272;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 42 @ 0.00599 = 0.2516 BTC [+] -93682;1362658320;dub;probably extortion -93681;1362658386;maximian;MP should have received a demand by now -93680;1362658391;Namworld;extortion seems possible -93679;1362658442;Namworld;If no one ever pays extortion, there goes the incentive. Anti-DDoS measures are more cost effective. -93678;1362658745;mircea_popescu;hey all. -93677;1362658770;mircea_popescu;mpex servers will be offline for a few hours. we are reconfiguring the router system, putting in new optics -93676;1362658777;mircea_popescu;and doing a lot of other overhauling. -93675;1362658800;mircea_popescu;no need to panic, all data is safe, by the time this is done mpex will have 10gb dedicated. -93674;1362658816;mircea_popescu;and a few other perks. -93673;1362658829;Namworld;10 Gbps? -93672;1362658838;mircea_popescu;yes. -93671;1362658845;Namworld;Seems massive. -93670;1362658850;Namworld;Good thing. -93669;1362658853;mircea_popescu;hey. 1gb x2 seemed massive. -93668;1362658874;Namworld;I'll hog 2 or 3 all for myself. -93667;1362658897;mircea_popescu;to avoid any possible inconsistencies in dbases i am taking the ordering offline tho. -93666;1362658910;mircea_popescu;data may still be visible for a little bit. -93665;1362658943;maximian;great -93664;1362658943;Namworld;Guess I'll go sleep and get back to trading tomorrow then. -93663;1362658946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6616 @ 0.00073732 = 4.8781 BTC [-] -93662;1362658946;Namworld;Goodbye. -93661;1362658948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2834 @ 0.00073731 = 2.0895 BTC [-] -93660;1362658966;mircea_popescu;i'm going to sleep too. techs have it from here. -93659;1362659173;jurov;hello -93658;1362659222;jurov;coinbr has network dificulties, but it doesn't look like attack -93657;1362659349;oizotov;;;ticker -93656;1362659349;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.65507, Best ask: 43.99100, Bid-ask spread: 0.33593, Last trade: 43.65507, 24 hour volume: 169564.38034507, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.22189 -93655;1362659464;Bowjob;;;ticker -93654;1362659464;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.50000, Best ask: 43.54000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 43.54000, 24 hour volume: 170125.43926848, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 49.09900, 24 hour vwap: 42.22377 -93653;1362659523;Ukto;BF last 24hrs, over 450btc vol -93652;1362659589;BitHub;BF ticker :) -93651;1362659932;jurov;so mpex is completely offline now, right? -93650;1362659962;kakobrekla;you can send a sign order via snail mail -93649;1362659969;kakobrekla;singed -93648;1362659985;jurov;okay... just situational awareness -93647;1362660021;jurov;and next time i meet Namworld i do something nasty to him -93646;1362660046;jurov;he knows coinbr is on bitvps, plus i reminded him yest -93645;1362660072;jurov;but he was talking about it being attacked as if it was no concern for him -93644;1362684529;mircea_popescu;sooo what's new ? -93643;1362684600;deadweasel;a bunch of emotionally drained bitcoin crazed monkeys. -93642;1362684602;deadweasel;so nothing new. -93641;1362684628;mircea_popescu;haha sounds about right -93640;1362684633;mircea_popescu;jurov did you get nuked in the end ? -93639;1362684854;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.18001 BTC [-] -93638;1362684856;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.18001 BTC [-] -93637;1362685110;jurov;mircea_popescu, it's still not clear it it was really me -93636;1362685114;jurov;[18:31] yea there is a massive amount of traffic hitting the node -93635;1362685169;mircea_popescu;lol mkay -93634;1362685204;mircea_popescu;CoinBr under maintenance/overhaul, should be available before March 8. Contact us on support()coinbr.com . -93633;1362685212;mircea_popescu;i get that much. -93632;1362685240;jurov;well, this is new server. the original one is not reachable -93631;1362685244;mircea_popescu;o -93630;1362685253;mircea_popescu;cool. -93629;1362685260;jurov;should it stay unreachable, i'll install everything there -93628;1362685268;mircea_popescu;it's funny, last year the forum crowd was all aggitated about "o, da gubbinmint" -93627;1362685282;mircea_popescu;i knew then that it's not the freaking government that'll be the issue on the midterm. -93626;1362685366;mod6;yeah, I might give out my second neg rating to Luke-Jr -93625;1362685417;mircea_popescu;why Luke-Jr ? -93624;1362685435;mod6;all his nonsense about SD spamming the blockchain -93623;1362685456;mod6;and the fact that he published some mining code that breaks protocol and promotes it to other miners. -93622;1362685457;mircea_popescu;ya well, attention ho. -93621;1362685467;mircea_popescu;retaliatory rating if some idiot negs you i can see -93620;1362685476;mircea_popescu;going out of your way to politically rate people... meh. not so much. -93619;1362685492;mod6;i dunno what to call it if I rate him down, but im tired of this shit. -93618;1362685499;mircea_popescu;lol -93617;1362685525;mircea_popescu;what difference does it make to you tho ? there's going to be an onion in any soup -93616;1362685539;mircea_popescu;do you mind that it's called Luke-Jr or whatever else ? -93615;1362685592;mod6;i can't articulate myself enough -- im just against all his SD blockchain spamming bullshit -93614;1362685666;mircea_popescu;hey, most people are -93613;1362685671;Luke-Jr;you'd rather see SD flood Bitcoin to death -93612;1362685671;mircea_popescu;well... not as much against as amused. -93611;1362685696;mod6;i've been reading all this btctalk stuff today, and he's just wrong about SD spamming. just because he'd design SD differently.... or believes that gambling is immoral because he loves jesus. -93610;1362685703;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr dude, still with this ? sd is the only thing happening on bitcoin, forget about it already. -93609;1362685717;mircea_popescu;o, is it a loving bejezuz issue really ? -93608;1362685741;error4733;if blockchain can't support SD now, what happen with 1M user ? -93607;1362685746;Luke-Jr;no, it's a mod6-is-a-troll issue -93606;1362685756;mircea_popescu;this wouldn't be by any chance related to the girl bitchslapping that hearn muppet earlier, would it ? -93605;1362685756;mod6;im not trolling shit motherfucker -93604;1362685762;Luke-Jr;error4733: 1M user with 1000 tx/sec is easier than 10 users with 1000 tx/sec -93603;1362685763;error4733;all bs, erik is right, better now than to late -93602;1362685812;mircea_popescu;1M user with 1000 tx/sec is easier than 10 users with 1000 tx/sec <<< you can't even distinguish users apart. -93601;1362685814;Luke-Jr;error4733: 1mil users can provide infra for 1000 tx/sec; what we have today, no way -93600;1362685823;mircea_popescu;i can make 1mn txs right now, you won't be able to produce an accurate usercount. -93599;1362685836;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: it's easy. just go to #bitcoin and ask SD players to PM you. -93598;1362685848;mircea_popescu;hahaha, if you think retail users will run that braindamaged abomination called "the bitcoin client" you're off your rocker. -93597;1362685951;mircea_popescu;if there were 1mn users drawn to bitcoin because of satoshi dice, they'd just run piuk's wallet into the ground, and you'd whine about how "blockchain is spamming the network" -93596;1362685970;mircea_popescu;this sort of internecine bullshit may be appropriate in fringe churches of weird and other midwestern concerns -93595;1362685979;mircea_popescu;but it does not belong in technology. technology is for smart people. -93594;1362685979;Luke-Jr;I don't care who it is, if they flood the network it's miners' job to filter them out -93593;1362685990;mircea_popescu;you literally have no idea what you are talking about. -93592;1362685993;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: you'd better leave then -93591;1362686009;Luke-Jr;after all, technology is for smart people.. -93590;1362686028;Luke-Jr;not anarchist lunatics who can't figure out the most obvious legal scenario -93589;1362686035;mircea_popescu;lmao -93588;1362686054;mod6;smh -93587;1362686056;mircea_popescu;listen, how do you figure you're a mioner anyway -93586;1362686069;mircea_popescu;best i can make out you're a concern troll with a checkered past. -93585;1362686084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4298 @ 0.00072873 = 3.1321 BTC [-] -93584;1362686502;mircea_popescu;looking through the forum digests this is motherfucking sad -93583;1362686513;mod6;i mean seriously -93582;1362686543;mircea_popescu;Gateway capacity trouble at Coinbase? Is anyone else having problems with Bitme deposits? Mt.Gox Payment system problem What the fuck Bitfinex? MtGox should halt trading when Order Lag time is this long. Anyone's bitfloor deposits working? -93581;1362686548;mircea_popescu;it's like fucking extravaganza. -93580;1362686556;mircea_popescu;and the cherry on top, Website performance is going to be the bane of many n00bs when it's time to sell -93579;1362686576;mircea_popescu;dude i dunno about noobs. it'd be the bane of me. -93578;1362686624;deadweasel;bugpowder and I were all jammed up about goxlag of 10 minutes -93577;1362686648;deadweasel;it was a learning opportunity -93576;1362686653;mircea_popescu;heh. i think the lag reporting was laggy -93575;1362686664;mod6;heheh -93574;1362686669;mircea_popescu;at some point they were pasting half hour old trades out of order into the feed -93573;1362686681;mircea_popescu;classical meltdown. -93572;1362686691;mircea_popescu;actually it looked a lot like nasdaq when facebook. -93571;1362686695;Diablo-D3;lol goxlag -93570;1362686804;BTCTrader2;what are people using for cli? is it faster? -93569;1362686829;jurov;mircea_popescu , is there any place for mpex chinese/pakistani users to inquiry about the outage? -93568;1362686848;mircea_popescu;jurov here basically. -93567;1362686849;jurov;one dude came and seemd completely out of his mind -93566;1362686863;mircea_popescu;have him join the chan it can be explained to him. -93565;1362686867;deadweasel;which one? -93564;1362686877;deadweasel;Rick___? -93563;1362686883;jurov;yes. he's gone now. -93562;1362686890;mircea_popescu;awww that poor dude was sending me crazed messages too. -93561;1362686932;mircea_popescu;but to sum up the situation, cause i imagine many people are curious : -93560;1362686964;mircea_popescu;mpex consists of a trade server and webservers which the users talk to. -93559;1362686979;mircea_popescu;if you look at it practically these webservers are practically proxies. -93558;1362686997;mircea_popescu;there is five of them sharing two gigabit uplinks through a balancer. -93557;1362687031;mircea_popescu;the first time mpex was ddosed in january the attack took out the actual datacenter top level router. -93556;1362687047;mircea_popescu;there were two more layers of routing to get to the router that handled the webservers. -93555;1362687070;mircea_popescu;now, the reason admittedly was that the thing was a little old and kidna loaded. but still. -93554;1362687095;mircea_popescu;so at that time i split the tubes up north/east, and started a bunch of proxies -93553;1362687106;mircea_popescu;jurov was hosting one, for instance. -93552;1362687132;mircea_popescu;since the attack started yesterday a total of 100+ of these were taken offline. -93551;1362687146;mircea_popescu;granted, it's not easy to blow up a small shared setup like that. -93550;1362687165;mircea_popescu;but somebody did have the determination to spend a day and a half looking for them, setting up the ddosing for them individually bla bla. -93549;1362687201;mircea_popescu;the thing with that system is that it works by division. if there's 100 of them there jurov can stay online. -93548;1362687211;mircea_popescu;if there's 9 left the remainder ddos is available to hit him -93547;1362687230;mircea_popescu;i could allow anyone to start a proxy right now, the trade server is fine, etc. the problem is -93546;1362687242;mircea_popescu;you'd be nuked in half an hour or something, and it's just hassle. -93545;1362687269;imsaguy;mmm, shake n bake -93544;1362687272;mircea_popescu;right. -93543;1362687283;mircea_popescu;now, a humongo 10gb dedicated solution is being set up as we speak -93542;1362687296;mircea_popescu;i had this sort-of prepared, but not actually provisioned and ready because the shit is expensive -93541;1362687319;imsaguy;so you're having more babies to win the war? -93540;1362687323;mircea_popescu;basically. -93539;1362687340;Diablo-D3;heh -93538;1362687344;mircea_popescu;imsaguy the alternative is handle mpex trades by email. -93537;1362687356;Diablo-D3;email, the original next generation mail queue -93536;1362687360;mircea_popescu;yep. -93535;1362687362;imsaguy;how about mpex trades via telnet? -93534;1362687368;imsaguy;:D -93533;1362687368;mircea_popescu;to what ip ? -93532;1362687375;mircea_popescu;see, mail is diffuse. -93531;1362687376;imsaguy;127.0.0.1 -93530;1362687378;mircea_popescu;lol -93529;1362687378;Diablo-D3;I wonder if that makes uunet the original original message queue -93528;1362687383;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 prolly. -93527;1362687390;imsaguy;how about mpex over irc? -93526;1362687395;Diablo-D3;fuck we need uunet back -93525;1362687400;Diablo-D3;that shit was baus -93524;1362687404;imsaguy;let freenode get ddos -93523;1362687407;imsaguy;I hear they like that -93522;1362687409;mircea_popescu;imsaguy the problem is irc doesn't handle pgp so well -93521;1362687418;imsaguy;yes it does -93520;1362687420;imsaguy;ask gribble -93519;1362687420;mircea_popescu;(and i don't think they have enough to cope, but maybe) -93518;1362687420;Diablo-D3;I could name a box "chicks" and name a user "i" -93517;1362687421;imsaguy;:) -93516;1362687422;Diablo-D3;and it'd be funny -93515;1362687438;imsaguy;people pastebin the pgp -93514;1362687442;imsaguy;feed the bot the raw url -93513;1362687444;imsaguy;simple as pie -93512;1362687444;mircea_popescu;imsaguy yeah. last i talked to nanotube he was like "i don't want this in production handling opm" -93511;1362687454;imsaguy;I'm not saying graft onto gribble -93510;1362687457;imsaguy;I'm saying clone -93509;1362687463;imsaguy;steal the concept -93508;1362687464;mircea_popescu;dawg... -93507;1362687472;mircea_popescu;fuck you srsly. -93506;1362687475;mircea_popescu;why didn't i think opf that -93505;1362687477;imsaguy;dee oh gee -93504;1362687485;mircea_popescu;people can just paste a pastebin link or w/e -93503;1362687486;Diablo-D3;oh em gee -93502;1362687493;imsaguy;derp -93501;1362687500;mircea_popescu;lol -93500;1362687508;imsaguy;and then the bot filters anything not formed as url -93499;1362687511;imsaguy;thats the first line -93498;1362687515;mircea_popescu;imsaguy wanna code an irc proxy for me ? -93497;1362687517;imsaguy;second line is it only parses text -93496;1362687521;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: dude, just use perl -93495;1362687528;mircea_popescu;all you have to do is take urls from people and feed them into server as pgp strings -93494;1362687530;imsaguy;no, just fork gribble -93493;1362687542;mircea_popescu;so fork gribble, i dun care. -93492;1362687546;imsaguy;the code for reading pastebin to gpg -93491;1362687551;imsaguy;its already written -93490;1362687560;mircea_popescu;im trying to hire you over here ;/ -93489;1362687567;imsaguy;what's it pay? -93488;1362687570;imsaguy;gypsie man -93487;1362687570;mircea_popescu;pm. -93486;1362687657;jurov;waitwhat? ppl will publish urls to encrypted orders on irc to be picked up by mpoe bot? -93485;1362687725;mircea_popescu;jurov yup -93484;1362687732;mircea_popescu;i like this chan, srsly. -93483;1362687738;mircea_popescu;ppl are facepalming left and right around me -93482;1362687740;imsaguy;working on it now -93481;1362687862;jurov;lol you should accept clearsigned orders, too, then. -93480;1362687867;jurov;unencrypted -93479;1362687884;jurov;moar phun -93478;1362687904;mircea_popescu;nah. -93477;1362688124;Chilca;mircea_popescu: Can I help you guys with the infrastructure for the site? -93476;1362688133;wiggzz;so coinbr and mpex are down? -93475;1362688143;mircea_popescu;wiggzz atm, yes. -93474;1362688156;mircea_popescu;Chilca do you have a gb+ pipe you can play with ? -93473;1362688157;wiggzz;ok. no worries, thanks -93472;1362688179;Chilca;mircea_popescu: are you having a DDOS attack? what's the problem. -93471;1362688190;mircea_popescu;yes. read up the chat i just explained it 5 minutes ago -93470;1362688196;Chilca;let me read it -93469;1362688199;mircea_popescu;o you just joined huh. brb pastebin -93468;1362688229;Chilca;I just joined. Pastebin will be great -93467;1362688240;mod6;Any paste or usage pattern not related to that goal which results in unusually high traffic will be flagged for investigation. -93466;1362688251;mod6;this could become a problem -93465;1362688265;mircea_popescu;mod6 they can use their own domains tho -93464;1362688271;mod6;as well, is it a good idea to store everyones cyphertexts indefinately? -93463;1362688275;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/8dWy851p Chilca wiggzz -93462;1362688277;jcpham;yes thank you my vps is fubar -93461;1362688299;jcpham;bee tee double you -93460;1362688303;mircea_popescu;mod6 now that i don't know. -93459;1362688323;mircea_popescu;but if someone breaks pgp in 2049, what do they get ? a lot of BUY|S.BLABLA|350|45000 ? -93458;1362688351;mircea_popescu;jcpham y-double-y-cum. -93457;1362688365;jcpham;switzerland is down -93456;1362688369;jcpham;too many bandwidths -93455;1362688376;jcpham;angry netizens -93454;1362688394;mod6;yea. i just figure maybe having our asses hanging in the breeze is a great oppertunity for the NSA to try to extract data on a sort of chosen cypertext attack -93453;1362688409;imsaguy;that why you expire the pastebin -93452;1362688416;imsaguy;it only needs to live for <10 minutes -93451;1362688419;mircea_popescu;mod6 listen, the pastebins would be encrypted with mpex key -93450;1362688422;mod6;ok imsaguy, that should work -93449;1362688424;mircea_popescu;if they get anywhere they broke pgp. -93448;1362688431;mircea_popescu;because -93447;1362688438;mircea_popescu;you can take a string and encrypt it with mpex key right now -93446;1362688439;mircea_popescu;locally -93445;1362688441;jurov;jcpham, now imagine they could have started resolving it 6 hours earlier -93444;1362688443;mircea_popescu;for one trillion times -93443;1362688457;mircea_popescu;jurov no cause i was sleeping. -93442;1362688457;jurov;if namworld was able to remember that coinbr in on bitvps -93441;1362688470;mod6;*nod* im with you. -93440;1362688472;mircea_popescu;and contrary to what everyone thinks, great ideas also need sane management to get anywhere. -93439;1362688488;jurov;mircea i'm speaking about bitvps to jcpham -93438;1362688494;mircea_popescu;o i got confused :D -93437;1362688497;mircea_popescu;sorry. -93436;1362688523;jcpham;sorry jurov -93435;1362688531;jurov;can't get over it... namworld said "o mpex.coinbr.com has problems, prolly ddos" and he went to sleep -93434;1362688536;mircea_popescu;lol -93433;1362688540;jcpham;my opinion of switzerland is that it is not for critical stuff -93432;1362688544;mircea_popescu;wasn't exactly like that lol -93431;1362688546;jurov;despite i did tell him it's to be expected -93430;1362688566;mod6;im not even sure I ever noticed the pastebin expire time lol -93429;1362688597;Chilca;do you guys have a firewall on top the servers? -93428;1362688600;mod6;this is a pretty sweet idea tho imsaguy -93427;1362688602;imsaguy;lol -93426;1362688609;imsaguy;Chilca, first ddos? -93425;1362688622;imsaguy;mod6, I'm pretty stupid, most of the time -93424;1362688628;imsaguy;but the rest of the time, I try to make up for it. -93423;1362688630;mod6;naw -93422;1362688635;mod6;werd :) -93421;1362688646;Chilca;imsaguy: In my company we use radware to stop ddos. -93420;1362688679;Chilca;I can talk with the CEO and he can ship one to your dc if you want. -93419;1362688683;Chilca;for free -93418;1362688754;mircea_popescu;that's a nice thought, but -93417;1362688765;imsaguy;its hosted out of his bedroom -93416;1362688773;mircea_popescu;in the middle of installing gear so might not be the best time -93415;1362688773;imsaguy;I doubt you want in that dungeon -93414;1362688922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.42424242 BTC [+] -93413;1362688980;jurov; we've found out that it is indeed coinbr.com being ddos'ed -93412;1362689020;jurov; we've shut it all down, working on restoring everyone else, please be patient -93411;1362689027;jurov;oh my -93410;1362689033;mircea_popescu;dudes not paying attention are they. -93409;1362689058;jurov;yea, after 8 hours -93408;1362689139;jcpham;i could've told them coinbr was going to get ddos'd yesterday -93407;1362689151;jcpham;it seems like maybe you attemtped to notify them -93406;1362689166;jurov;i told namworld myself. but he's just not the right person for that. -93405;1362689179;imsaguy;!mpex url email -93404;1362689284;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.495 = 9.9 BTC [+] -93403;1362689342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.5 = 1.5 BTC [+] -93402;1362689362;dub;;;ticker -93401;1362689363;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.50001, Best ask: 42.69899, Bid-ask spread: 0.19898, Last trade: 42.50001, 24 hour volume: 174284.00806825, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 48.40000, 24 hour vwap: 41.65273 -93400;1362691075;nanotube;mircea_popescu: should be pretty trivial to set up an irc bot that just takes user input and passes it along to your server. if you set it up with a cloak, attackers can't even know its ip. -93399;1362691090;nanotube;so they'd have to take down all of freenode. -93398;1362691114;nanotube;and if you use gribble/supy as base, it by default limits number of commands per user per time, so they can't even flood it out. -93397;1362691139;jurov;nanotube, imsaguy is on it -93396;1362691178;nanotube;jurov: ah cool :) -93395;1362691356;imsaguy;nanotube: pgp over irc -93394;1362691358;imsaguy;PITA -93393;1362691362;imsaguy;:) -93392;1362691430;nanotube;imsaguy: heh well, just have it take a pastebin link, and pass it along to mpex. -93391;1362691433;nanotube;should be trivial -93390;1362691447;imsaguy;but then mpex passes pgp back :p -93389;1362691453;imsaguy;thats the poitn of ddos -93388;1362691465;nanotube;well, mpex passes back another pastebin link -93387;1362691467;nanotube;easy peasy -93386;1362691471;nanotube;unless they ddos pastebin.com -93385;1362691478;imsaguy;:) -93384;1362691481;nanotube;but there are so many pastebins out there, you can easily cycle among them -93383;1362691498;imsaguy;they all use captcha -93382;1362691513;Diablo-D3;PASTEBINCLOUD -93381;1362691515;Diablo-D3;lawlz -93380;1362691515;mircea_popescu;nanotube it shall be done. -93379;1362691517;nanotube;some provide apis for pasting. like paste.debian -93378;1362691518;Diablo-D3;sounds like the shit devcoin does -93377;1362691543;mircea_popescu;this of course has no bearing on the new pipe coming online. -93376;1362691544;nanotube;mircea_popescu: make sure to have the bot communicate with another secret proxy, not core server. so if bot is cracked open, they only discover one of your proxies, not real location. -93375;1362691549;dub;pastebin.com was hosed yesterday -93374;1362691553;mircea_popescu;nanotube yes. -93373;1362691569;nanotube;also, another option, mircea_popescu : set up an amazon ec instance. they give you unlimited BW, only care about disk and cpu usage. -93372;1362691579;nanotube;so if all it does is take requests and pass them on -93371;1362691587;nanotube;you don't have to pay -93370;1362691591;nanotube;(much) -93369;1362691598;imsaguy;the cpu can get costly if its being bogged -93368;1362691603;mircea_popescu;nanotube a coupla of the proxies were on amazon -93367;1362691606;jurov;amazon ec, exactly what i'm doing. cool shit. -93366;1362691618;nanotube;hmm -93365;1362691620;mircea_popescu;im too busy to investigate exactly wtf happned to them right now -93364;1362691623;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 19 @ 0.51 = 9.69 BTC [+] -93363;1362691624;nanotube;heh ic -93362;1362691628;mircea_popescu;and not sure i actually care. -93361;1362691637;nanotube;anyway, imsaguy let know if you need help. :) -93360;1362691790;deadweasel;mircea_popescu: keep your friends close... might want to sort out who/what this was -93359;1362691795;deadweasel;help protectin the future. -93358;1362691803;mircea_popescu;deadweasel nah, i literally do not care. -93357;1362691820;mircea_popescu;understand : this was planned for. sooner or later someone was going to attack mpex. -93356;1362691823;deadweasel;i can tell, fuckin' Rick James up in here -93355;1362691828;mircea_popescu;proving that mpex can't be effectually attacked is part of the game -93354;1362691828;deadweasel;I'm Rich Bitch! -93353;1362691834;mircea_popescu;the attackers are on our team here. -93352;1362691845;jurov;deadweasel, how would you do it? it can be half of btctalk -93351;1362691863;jborkl;Hell, anyone not expecting this attack at some point was not paying attention -93350;1362691879;mircea_popescu;jborkl the only disputer was, "will it be government or not" -93349;1362691884;mircea_popescu;turns out not. so... heh. -93348;1362691897;deadweasel;i don't know how to do it. -93347;1362691902;deadweasel;i probably wouldn't care either. -93346;1362691907;mircea_popescu;just the fact that traders could close > 50k btc worth of option positions normally whiole mpex was being ddosed to hell -93345;1362691911;mircea_popescu;already speaks volumes. -93344;1362691915;jborkl;yeah, a few months ago Bank of America got ddos for I think 3 days -93343;1362691921;mircea_popescu;that the bot later was w/o a feed cause mtgox went bananas is a diff story -93342;1362691930;mircea_popescu;but pain was avoided here. -93341;1362691934;deadweasel;it was interesting to watch people show up here, get a proxy addy, then go trade. -93340;1362691952;deadweasel;they were all jibberred up, then like, ok, i'm ok now. -93339;1362691958;mircea_popescu;cool, huh ? -93338;1362691974;jborkl;this was a really good test for MPEX -93337;1362691975;deadweasel;very -93336;1362691991;deadweasel;there are no problems, only opportunities -93335;1362692005;mircea_popescu;yeah, sure, i'm not keeping 10k worth of pipe as a hot and ready to go backup, i admit -93334;1362692012;mircea_popescu;on the other hand, i am getting it deployed, so. -93333;1362692022;error4733;mp, they ask something ? -93332;1362692040;mircea_popescu;not afaik. -93331;1362692126;mjr_;ugh, the discussion on the forums is so fucking silly -93330;1362692142;mjr_;its like they don't understand what "free market" means -93329;1362692158;mircea_popescu;i don't think they understand a lot of things tbh -93328;1362692180;mjr_;i literally saw someone say "sdice actually gets the gambler to pay MORE fees, they should be banned" -93327;1362692206;mircea_popescu;some people were on a kick of "bitbet should charge less" -93326;1362692207;mircea_popescu;why ? -93325;1362692212;mircea_popescu;well... cause then it'd be less. -93324;1362692217;mircea_popescu;im like... yaok. -93323;1362692241;jborkl;99% of all people are retarded -93322;1362692245;mjr_;yes, because the miners should get less money? not to mention the fact that it's about people enjoying and using bitcoins...so you will take away a popular service to further your cause? -93321;1362692253;mjr_;fucking retarded -93320;1362692267;jcpham;somewhere between the two "e" in free market, there is tiny subscript begging for gubment oversight -93319;1362692301;mircea_popescu;anyway, exciting stuff -93318;1362692302;dub;mjr_: they're probably arguing the wrong thing but factually SD using the blockchain for accountign is retarded -93317;1362692304;mircea_popescu;thy name be bitcoin -93316;1362692324;mircea_popescu;dub mpex uses the blockchain for accounting a different way. -93315;1362692332;mjr_;dub: if they include fees fuck what they use it for -93314;1362692334;mircea_popescu;this is what the blockchain is : accounting -93313;1362692334;dub;mjr_: sanest comparison I've seen was from this channel, imagine a casine where you had to cash out and back in after every bet -93312;1362692337;mircea_popescu;that's why it's called a ledger. -93311;1362692354;mircea_popescu;dub : accounts DO NOT WORK. -93310;1362692360;mircea_popescu;there is no such thing as "an account" -93309;1362692364;mircea_popescu;there is no such thing as "log in" -93308;1362692368;mircea_popescu;forget that braindamage. -93307;1362692386;mjr_;yep it is only transactions -93306;1362692403;mjr_;although i can see your point about cashing in and out... -93305;1362692408;mjr_;and i think it is a good image -93304;1362692414;mircea_popescu;the reason you cash out after every bet is that there's no "you" -93303;1362692422;mjr_;i would think of it as...does the casino not calculate your payout after each hand? -93302;1362692440;mjr_;you put money in, and then they push money back at you -93301;1362692452;mircea_popescu;thinking in terms of "you" and pretending to be involved in bitcoin is the ultimate lulz. -93300;1362692458;mircea_popescu;obviously it didn't sink in what bitcoin is. -93299;1362692504;mjr_;mircea: to be fair, i don't think that the protocol EXCLUDES the use of a layer on top of it that could replicate "accounts"... -93298;1362692505;dub;the blockchain is not intented for this level of nanotransactions -93297;1362692517;mircea_popescu;mjr_ the protocol doesn't exclude it -93296;1362692524;mircea_popescu;but im motherfucking excluding it. it doesn't work. -93295;1362692531;mjr_;yes, that makes sense -93294;1362692534;dub;if you had to pay for every grain of rice you bought individually with a CC, amex would crumble too -93293;1362692544;mircea_popescu;dub this is great. -93292;1362692554;mircea_popescu;the day we go in the marketplace with a workable solution that would crtumble amex -93291;1362692564;mircea_popescu;is the day we see usd/satoshi rates quoted -93290;1362692568;mircea_popescu;instead of usd/btc -93289;1362692593;jborkl;Who said the blockchain is only for a certain transaction? -93288;1362692602;mjr_;dub: i feel that what they are saying is that "the blockchain shouldn't be used for individual grains of rice, so no rice for anyone" -93287;1362692605;mircea_popescu;moreover, who the fuck said what the blockchain is for ? -93286;1362692608;jborkl;who decided this nonsense -93285;1362692608;dub;jborkl: its design -93284;1362692610;mircea_popescu;the blockchain is for everything it works for. -93283;1362692610;dub;derp -93282;1362692618;mircea_popescu;as long as it's useful for something, that's what it's for. -93281;1362692619;mjr_;i agree -93280;1362692620;mircea_popescu;natural law. -93279;1362692626;mjr_;it is like the internet -93278;1362692628;dub;making it take up an unrealistic amount fo resource is goign to break it -93277;1362692642;jborkl;then those people will quit -93276;1362692643;mircea_popescu;dub the only thing that's going to break it is pseudo-governmental posturing. -93275;1362692644;mjr_;what is the internet "designed" for? so university professors could share scholarly work -93274;1362692646;dub;driving fees up to counter the problem is goign to kill adoption -93273;1362692660;jcpham;m/join #bitcoin -93272;1362692662;mircea_popescu;nobody has license to come out with the sort of bullshit "shoulds" -93271;1362692668;jcpham;FUDGEPACKER -93270;1362692676;mircea_popescu;the only shoulds here are the devs should stfu and fix bitcoind. -93269;1362692676;dub;mjr_: yes and 'the internet' has fundamentally changed a few times to cope with scaling -93268;1362692680;mjr_;i think that there is what IS...what the market has decided -93267;1362692689;mjr_;dub: as will bitcoin -93266;1362692698;jborkl;dub are you Luke? cause this sounds like his stupid logic -93265;1362692710;mircea_popescu;jborkl i think he's trying to make sense of that position. -93264;1362692710;dub;jborkl: fuck you :) -93263;1362692712;mjr_;think about it this way -93262;1362692716;jborkl;only biblethumperrs can use bitcoin -93261;1362692718;jcpham;pretty sure dub and Luke-Jr are same person -93260;1362692724;mircea_popescu;jcpham troll. -93259;1362692728;mjr_;there is nothing stopping miners to band together and block whatever traffic they want to -93258;1362692731;mircea_popescu;you're grubles -93257;1362692742;mjr_;so if it is so important, they will -93256;1362692743;jcpham;how did you figure it out mircea_popescu -93255;1362692744;dub;mjr_: yes there is, economic incentive -93254;1362692744;mircea_popescu;mjr_ and yet nobody mines at elegius -93253;1362692754;jborkl;lol -93252;1362692755;mircea_popescu;jcpham i looked in the colon -93251;1362692758;mjr_;LOL -93250;1362692767;jborkl;dead pool -93249;1362692767;mjr_;exactly, the free market has decided that sdice is a good thing -93248;1362692768;jcpham;rectal exam, eh -93247;1362692769;mjr_;so it is -93246;1362692778;dub;there is no such thing as free market -93245;1362692786;mjr_;there are all our individual choices -93244;1362692787;mircea_popescu;dub now there is. -93243;1362692789;mjr_;in aggregate -93242;1362692794;jcpham;implying no such thing as free will -93241;1362692806;dub;to have a free market you need informed players -93240;1362692807;mjr_;the point is that no one can say "i want to shape the future of bitcoin" -93239;1362692812;mjr_;no you don't -93238;1362692822;mjr_;you just need players -93237;1362692834;mircea_popescu;sexy playas -93236;1362692834;mjr_;that is like saying "in natural selection you can only have fast deer" -93235;1362692837;jborkl;That is fucking stupid to say, you only need participants -93234;1362692843;jcpham;the only free market i know of is freicoin -93233;1362692844;dub;we know from the abject failure of capitalism that there are not enough informed players to make it work -93232;1362692851;mjr_;hmmm yes -93231;1362692851;dub;mining is the same -93230;1362692859;mircea_popescu;dub the only reason capitalism failed was because idiots with "should" abandoned it -93229;1362692862;mircea_popescu;to make "a better version" -93228;1362692865;mjr_;obviously america has not gotten a stranglehold over the world -93227;1362692870;mjr_;it hasn't worked for them AT ALL -93226;1362692871;mircea_popescu;the soviet union, the united soviets of america, the blabla -93225;1362692886;mircea_popescu;as long as people submit to natural law the take over the world. -93224;1362692888;jborkl;you cant inflate bitcon 10 million percent now can you -93223;1362692892;dub;mjr_: its not scaling -93222;1362692893;jborkl;bitcoin -93221;1362692894;jcpham;i'm pretty sure the united nations is an illuminati sect -93220;1362692894;mircea_popescu;as soon as they start thinking they know what *should* be what -93219;1362692895;mjr_;for anyone to say that the people who came up with this system didn't get what they want is retarded -93218;1362692896;mircea_popescu;... blamo -93217;1362692928;mjr_;that is the point, if what you think "should" happen, then if it really should, it will...if it shouldn't it won't -93216;1362692932;jcpham;Kim Dotcom is Satoshi Nakamoto in .... Point Break -93215;1362692943;mjr_;because if the majority agree...they do it, if they don't, you were wrong -93214;1362692951;dub;the majority don't agree -93213;1362692960;dub;the majority are not capable of participating -93212;1362692965;jborkl;the majority with money agree, the rest dont count -93211;1362692965;mjr_;um...the fact that sdice transactions are included begs to differ -93210;1362692967;dub;because they are stupid -93209;1362692977;mjr_;irrelevant -93208;1362692984;dub;the are included now sure -93207;1362692985;mjr_;they verify the transactions -93206;1362692992;mircea_popescu; the majority with money agree, the rest dont count << this guy is mircea_popescu -93205;1362692999;mjr_;so if the market decides to stop then they are right -93204;1362693018;dub;the market wont decide to stop because teh mining 'market' is not informed -93203;1362693023;dub;this has been shown plenty of times -93202;1362693027;mjr_;ok...so it is not important to them to stop this -93201;1362693032;mjr_;if it were -93200;1362693033;dub;it will take a technical probelm to change them -93199;1362693034;mjr_;they would -93198;1362693041;dub;which is hwat is happening -93197;1362693042;mjr_;ok, so let one come, and then they will adjust -93196;1362693047;mjr_;i see no problem -93195;1362693053;mjr_;transactions still working -93194;1362693060;mircea_popescu;lol the old holdout of marauding socialism -93193;1362693070;dub;sure if you accept that 6 confs doesnt take an hour anymore -93192;1362693074;mircea_popescu;"the poor aren't voting to steal from the rich because they've not been sufficiently explaining the benefits of theft" -93191;1362693078;mjr_;seriously, why does everyone feel the need to nurture something that is bigger than them and smarter -93190;1362693081;mircea_popescu;"we gotta go out there and really inform them" -93189;1362693083;dub;bitcoin adoption as a whole may not accept that -93188;1362693092;jcpham;is atlas in here right now -93187;1362693101;jcpham;is that what just happened -93186;1362693116;mjr_;my point is that everyone votes with their mining power -93185;1362693124;dub;were people asleep yesterday? -93184;1362693132;dub;did you notice it took all day to send coin? -93183;1362693137;jborkl;only one person filters SD transactions that I know of, and his pool is dying -93182;1362693147;jcpham;dub i got my txns in before noon central -93181;1362693148;mjr_;exactly -93180;1362693148;jcpham;no delays -93179;1362693153;mircea_popescu;jborkl to be fair, they've been fading for a while -93178;1362693158;jborkl;true -93177;1362693173;mircea_popescu;dub because of sdice ? -93176;1362693177;jborkl;His point of view caused that -93175;1362693180;dub;mircea_popescu: yes -93174;1362693184;mircea_popescu;oh get out -93173;1362693188;mircea_popescu;it was a small day for s.dice -93172;1362693202;mircea_popescu;this incidentallty shows clearly how misplaced all the sd trolling is. -93171;1362693219;dub;mircea_popescu: they raised their fee, pushing all their usually slow confirming txn to the front of the queue -93170;1362693220;mircea_popescu;the network works fine with sd. what it doesn't work fine with is the appalingly poor quality of coding -93169;1362693225;jborkl;The new bitcoin client .8, uses all cpu cores correct- where .7 only used one? -93168;1362693238;dub;mircea_popescu: it was teh tipping point for block size limit -93167;1362693238;mircea_popescu;jborkl i think so -93166;1362693250;jborkl;so, as people upgrade clients- transactions get passed faster -93165;1362693251;mircea_popescu;dub for the arbitrarily stupid 250k block limit baked in -93164;1362693261;mircea_popescu;by the sort of idiots that also broke the way bitcoind creates txns -93163;1362693269;dub;ok so we're back to the scaling argument -93162;1362693270;jborkl;I changed my client to 500, it took like 5 seconds -93161;1362693272;mircea_popescu;basically, bitcoin needs actual devs. -93160;1362693272;mircea_popescu;no. -93159;1362693287;mircea_popescu;most of the people who had bitcoin for no reason are out, thanks to pirate and the other scasmmers -93158;1362693294;mjr__;anyways, i just am tired of hearing about what people "should" do -93157;1362693299;mircea_popescu;the problem is most of the people who think they're devs for no reason aren;t out yet. -93156;1362693302;mircea_popescu;but it will filter out. -93155;1362693321;mircea_popescu;people like gmaxwell, hearn, luke etc are just dead weight -93154;1362693323;dub;that is very much part of the problem -93153;1362693329;mircea_popescu;too stupid to realise how stupid they actually are -93152;1362693333;mircea_popescu;taaki is already gone, -93151;1362693336;mircea_popescu;they're next -93150;1362693338;mircea_popescu;and so it goes. -93149;1362693342;mjr__;i don't think they are stupid necessarily -93148;1362693345;dub;but is it easier to replace teh dev team or get SD to implement their own ledger -93147;1362693352;mjr__;i just think they are used to systems where they are in charge -93146;1362693353;mircea_popescu;dub you always remove the broken thing -93145;1362693360;mircea_popescu;you never fix the easy thing to "fix" -93144;1362693361;dub;bullshit -93143;1362693362;jborkl;you are trying to control one thing, what aboput the next thing -93142;1362693365;mircea_popescu;no, it's how it works. -93141;1362693370;dub;jesus -93140;1362693378;mircea_popescu;dub there's no dealmaking here. -93139;1362693379;dub;that is laughable -93138;1362693381;mircea_popescu;if they suck they go -93137;1362693418;mjr__;i am just saying, if you have the mining hardware, then your thoughts on this (actually your actions) may matter...no one else's opinion really does -93136;1362693471;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1596786#msg1596786 -93135;1362693475;mircea_popescu;jurov is rthat you ? -93134;1362693477;mircea_popescu;or do they mean me ? -93133;1362693619;dub;mjr__: I'm not suggesting miners will exclude SD -93132;1362693627;mjr__;i take it you don't like the Soft BP? -93131;1362693645;mjr__;I am just tired of hearing about how bad sdice is -93130;1362693663;mjr__;let's see...provided successful model for crowdsourcing anonymously? check -93129;1362693674;dub;and romantic ideals aside, this is really just a question of, will the everyman use bitcoin if its p2p'ness goes away -93128;1362693683;mjr__;gave a lot of publicity to bitcoin? check -93127;1362693697;mjr__;brought in users? check -93126;1362693735;dub;personally I think the problem will be solved differently -93125;1362693753;dub;but there is a scaling problem due to SD, you can't argue against that -93124;1362693780;mircea_popescu;dub sd exposed bad coding in the bitcoin base. -93123;1362693784;mircea_popescu;i can agree with that much. -93122;1362693792;mircea_popescu;then again every practical use of prototype code will expose bad code -93121;1362693796;mircea_popescu;it's the fucking point -93120;1362693811;mircea_popescu;the idea is to take the correct dev attitude "o sorry we eat c0x. working to fix" -93119;1362693820;mircea_popescu;rather than the incorrect dev attitude of "so don't do that!" -93118;1362693829;MobPhone;burnside you around -93117;1362693881;Lyspooner;mpex.co is eating c0x, no? -93116;1362694166;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner yes. -93115;1362694188;Lyspooner;that's the attitude! -93114;1362694195;mircea_popescu;now where was that pastebin -93113;1362694201;Lyspooner;you see how it's done, people? -93112;1362694222;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner http://pastebin.com/8dWy851p -93111;1362694228;mircea_popescu;you missed out on all the fun -93110;1362694233;mjr__;oh nice -93109;1362694240;mjr__;mt gox finally got their websockets back up -93108;1362694257;MobPhone;! help -93107;1362694270;MobPhone;hmm -93106;1362694276;mjr__;no space mobphone -93105;1362694279;MobPhone;!help -93104;1362694280;assbot;List of commands: -93103;1362694281;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -93102;1362694306;mjr__;!ticker mpoe s.dice -93101;1362694306;assbot;The round stones beneath the earth... have spoken through the fire. -93100;1362694306;MobPhone;!ticker mpex -93099;1362694307;assbot;These beans is shit. -93098;1362694331;mjr__;!ticker mpoe -93097;1362694332;assbot;You cannot stop the clouds by the building of a ship. -93096;1362694340;mjr__;!ticker s.mpoe -93095;1362694341;assbot;Um, shouldn't you be with your own tribe or somethin'? -93094;1362694349;mircea_popescu;the correct syntax is !ticker m s.mpoe, but assbot is not talking to mpex atm. -93093;1362694354;MobPhone;!ticker havelock -93092;1362694354;assbot;Ah, your hair. Your hair is soft. It's like a girl's. Now how do you get it that way? -93091;1362694371;MobPhone;hmm -93090;1362694371;dub;mircea_popescu: so in a free market world, you should be joining the foundation, lobbying for and funding your own devs to correct the problem -93089;1362694390;mjr__;if it was worth his time or if he found it worthwihle -93088;1362694397;deadweasel;so we all eat c0x and hence improve. -93087;1362694398;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/hUcC01nB here's a paste of the vwap page current -93086;1362694398;MobPhone;mjr__ hello -93085;1362694404;dub;its not like it would be unwelcome, gavin has tried to get rid of luke before -93084;1362694405;mjr__;that is the whole point of the free market, everyone does what they want -93083;1362694408;FabianB;finding good devs is not easy -93082;1362694410;mircea_popescu;dub i am not joinint no bs foundation. -93081;1362694415;mircea_popescu;i am telling the devs what things are -93080;1362694423;mircea_popescu;if they don't follow i'm going to start my own devteam and fork bitcoin. -93079;1362694447;dub;well do that then but its chosing the harder option -93078;1362694453;mircea_popescu;i like hard options. -93077;1362694531;mircea_popescu;and this is not about me either -93076;1362694541;mircea_popescu;the miners, the larger ones anyway, will be starting their own clients -93075;1362694547;dub;right, so much like we won't have teh market you percieve as free for much longer, bitcoin will stop working -93074;1362694548;mircea_popescu;maybe not this year, but the next or in 2015 for sure -93073;1362694558;mircea_popescu;it won't stop working. -93072;1362694566;mircea_popescu;it will stop caring about people's wishes tho. -93071;1362694572;mircea_popescu;to the degree that it does now, which is tenuous -93070;1362694581;dub;yes that is the opnly option -93069;1362694594;dub;stop carign about peoples wish for decentralisation and low fees -93068;1362694603;mircea_popescu;people's wish for low fees they can shove -93067;1362694609;mircea_popescu;fees will be exactly as high as the market will bear. -93066;1362694617;mircea_popescu;there's no room for the entitled poor in the new world. -93065;1362694621;dub;its still kinda one of teh selling points -93064;1362694651;dub;and with centralisation you extinguish the last facade of anonynimity -93063;1362694666;dub;so you're gettign back to being a credit card -93062;1362694705;mircea_popescu;and people thought stalin was hardline. -93061;1362694716;mircea_popescu;mircea_popescu. more hardline than stalin. just... the other direction. -93060;1362694726;mircea_popescu;dub anonimity is doing fine. -93059;1362694746;mircea_popescu;it never existed to begin with. pseudonimity however is just as 100% as it always was. -93058;1362694771;dub;we're not talkign about now -93057;1362694794;mircea_popescu;forever. -93056;1362694841;mircea_popescu;in my estimation, asic mining wll be a lot more decentralised than gpu mining -93055;1362694848;mircea_popescu;which was VERY centralised, but by idiots -93054;1362694866;mircea_popescu;people like gigavps, amazingrando, hashking et all had a disproportionate share of power in the ecosystem -93053;1362694869;mircea_popescu;which they went and fucked up. -93052;1362694888;mircea_popescu;it was based on the shaky foundation of marginal personal ability, cause running a gpu farm is a logistic nightmare. -93051;1362694909;mircea_popescu;it did use the cheap "anyone can run a gpu" fud tactic, but in fact it was as centralised as it can get. -93050;1362694920;mircea_popescu;anyone can run an asic. so... que the end of that system. -93049;1362694932;dub;its NO different -93048;1362694942;mircea_popescu;it's different in some ways at least. -93047;1362694966;dub;not once teh generational change has completed -93046;1362694981;mircea_popescu;it will be a case of "he who has 1000 bucks gets a vote" -93045;1362695000;mircea_popescu;instead of "he who has 200 dollars and spends his time f5-ing amazon and knows how to make fire hazard pics in his basement" -93044;1362695015;mircea_popescu;i much prefer the former. it's cleaner. -93043;1362695038;dub;im not following -93042;1362695050;mircea_popescu;well... where ? -93041;1362695057;dub;you think mining will be more distributed with higher cost to play? -93040;1362695066;dub;or more solo miners? -93039;1362695079;mircea_popescu;there will be a SMALLER cost to play. -93038;1362695087;mircea_popescu;it will however be cash upfront. -93037;1362695093;dub;mining has been centralised since pools appeared -93036;1362695096;mircea_popescu;before the cost to play was, 200 bucks + 5k worth of computer competence. -93035;1362695101;mircea_popescu;now it's 1k bucks and a power outlet. -93034;1362695112;mircea_popescu;overall cost went down by 80% -93033;1362695121;mircea_popescu;it's just some people don't know how to account, and so the 5k "is free" -93032;1362695159;mircea_popescu;but let me put it this other way : -93031;1362695168;mircea_popescu;there are at least 100mn people in this world who can spend 1k dollars. -93030;1362695184;mircea_popescu;there are MAYBE 1mn people in this world who have the skills to run gpu rigs but do not have gainful employment -93029;1362695192;miscreanity;asics are plug and play - gpus required a considerable amount of experise and se to manage -93028;1362695196;mircea_popescu;unsuirprisingly, they;'re mostly mental deffecrtive / weird / marginal doods. -93027;1362695208;dub;bullshit -93026;1362695212;mircea_popescu;so our miner putative market increased by a factor of 10k% -93025;1362695232;mircea_popescu;dub hey, it may well be bullshit -93024;1362695239;mircea_popescu;but it's what i think on the matter. -93023;1362695309;deadweasel;I think we can all agree that the continued eating of c0x by all users/miners/devs will improve bitcoin or it's bastard children. -93022;1362695318;dub;it sounds like youa re arguing that like gamers mining on their 1-2 gpus, a lot of randoms will decide to grab an asic and mine -93021;1362695320;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinity.org/markets -93020;1362695320;deadweasel;*its -93019;1362695325;mircea_popescu;do these graphs look right to anyone ?! -93018;1362695337;mircea_popescu;dub no. -93017;1362695355;dub;reality is asic mining will centralise much more than gpu mining did -93016;1362695364;mircea_popescu;i am arguing that for every wanna-break the world kid / bank clerk who thinks he's a banker / duimbass kid who thinks writing "options" on a webpage makes him an options trader -93015;1362695372;mircea_popescu;that get pushed our mercilessly -93014;1362695372;jurov;bitcoinity workd -93013;1362695377;jurov;*works here -93012;1362695377;mircea_popescu;there will be 10 to 100 actual sane people -93011;1362695386;dub;as soon as diff normalises its the same game -93010;1362695407;mircea_popescu;dub no because the cost to be the top dog will have went from own 500 items worth 200 each -93009;1362695409;dub;either eek out a tiny margin on your gaming rig/hobby asic or go large -93008;1362695413;mircea_popescu;to own 50`000 items worth 1k each -93007;1362695422;mircea_popescu;so from 100k to 50mn -93006;1362695432;mircea_popescu;jurov it does work, but the graph looks like wtf. -93005;1362695434;jborkl;instead of "he who has 200 dollars and spends his time f5-ing amazon and knows how to make fire hazard pics in his basement I don't think so. -92995;1362695596;dub;mircea_popescu: exactly the same thing will happen as happened with gpu -92994;1362695661;ZedsterX;i have been given a free scam lightning miner 4.0 unit -92993;1362695662;jborkl;people that know what to do with them made money? -92992;1362695667;dub;when people get sick of the heat, noise and earning $2/week they will get out -92991;1362695702;dub;which will leave people who are doign ot as a business -92990;1362695732;kakobrekla;funny, 100mhash revenue in euro dollars is same as 1 year ago give or take -92989;1362695733;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/etc/btc/charts.php -92988;1362695765;dub;sure for 10 minutes -92987;1362695786;ThickAsThieves;what a captivating update... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1597133#msg1597133 -92986;1362695805;deadweasel;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1597133#msg1597133 -92985;1362695812;deadweasel;sry -92984;1362695942;dub; when that hungarian scammer showed up it he was checked out the next day -92983;1362695947;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves does that say anything ?! -92982;1362695954;jcpham;i've been debating whether or not to run more gpu/more fpga every day -92981;1362695954;ThickAsThieves;i cant tell -92980;1362695955;dub;I don't need to tell you that the only people who checked it out are serious miners -92979;1362695967;jcpham;i'd really like to acquire 3x singles -92978;1362695968;mircea_popescu;you do need to tell me that so i can lol. -92977;1362695978;mircea_popescu;i had it checked out dood. im no miner at all. -92976;1362696000;dub;a few extra mindless forum babies does not a decentralised verification network make -92975;1362696027;mircea_popescu;think about it : i am going to get a mining cluster which i will run for purely strategic reasons -92974;1362696037;mircea_popescu;mpex needs assurance that idiots like luke-jr stay irrelevant. -92973;1362696050;mircea_popescu;so will pretty much every single service built on top of bitcoin -92972;1362696055;dub;stop being trite -92971;1362696055;mircea_popescu;then add the pro miners -92970;1362696063;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.45 = 7.25 BTC [+] -92969;1362696064;mircea_popescu;then add all the people who want to run a 1k unit -92968;1362696066;dub;if you got into mining you it would not be with one asic -92967;1362696089;mircea_popescu;dub i can calculate how many asics i need to have in order to guarantee my payments make it witin an arbitrary timeframe -92966;1362696093;mircea_popescu;this is basic provisioning. -92965;1362696106;dub;yes which is beyond 90% of would be miners -92964;1362696110;mircea_popescu;so ? -92963;1362696119;jcpham;strategic mining is a subject i like -92962;1362696141;mircea_popescu;jcpham i bet you in 2013 we will have special mining software allowing miner to issue orders much like ip routing tables -92961;1362696142;ThickAsThieves;what is even being argued here? -92960;1362696148;mircea_popescu;"always include my txs, irrespective of fee" -92959;1362696149;ThickAsThieves;whether there will be more and more prosumer miners? -92958;1362696153;jcpham;hrm -92957;1362696174;mircea_popescu;"always include txs to these addies, if fee is x" -92956;1362696175;mircea_popescu;etc. -92955;1362696188;mircea_popescu;there will be a dedicated box preparing the mempool for mine rigs in most farms -92954;1362696204;dub;so every bitcoin merchant has a mining farm to confirm its txn -92953;1362696210;mircea_popescu;dub yep. -92952;1362696214;dub;hell, why not an altchain each -92951;1362696215;jcpham;jeebus -92950;1362696224;jcpham;i'm getting hella paid leasing my rigs then -92949;1362696232;mircea_popescu;dub if bitcoin fucks up you bet your sweet life an altchain each. -92948;1362696241;jcpham;mining cooperatives are an excellent idea -92947;1362696242;mircea_popescu;the girl hinted as much at some point arguing with the hearn&co idiot parade. -92946;1362696258;mircea_popescu;jcpham a revenue stream will be table leasing -92945;1362696259;jcpham;even though everyone hates on it -92944;1362696266;mircea_popescu;people will pay you to include their rules. -92943;1362696282;mircea_popescu;soon enough there will be a market for mempool gatway rules. -92942;1362696295;mircea_popescu;talk about driving innovation. -92941;1362696301;mjr__;yep -92940;1362696323;dub;yeah, you just invented fiat -92939;1362696399;mircea_popescu;suddenly yet another reason for 1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx emerges. -92938;1362696409;mircea_popescu;it will be a LOT easier to handle those issues with fixed addies -92937;1362696415;mircea_popescu;sdice has an advantage too. -92936;1362696446;dub;you realise that your anonymity model is bunk when you only connect to nodes you transact with -92935;1362696503;BingoBongo;So this got Hearn's panties in a bunch even though he does so much work with SPV clients? -92934;1362696555;mjr__;mircea, how can i get quotes right now? -92933;1362696638;mircea_popescu;mjr__ right now you can't. what are you trying to do ? -92932;1362696648;mircea_popescu;dub i am not interested in being anon. -92931;1362696662;mircea_popescu;obviously other people will implement other models. -92930;1362697383;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 20 @ 1.45 = 29 BTC [+] -92929;1362697451;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo i dunno what his problem was. -92928;1362697479;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [+] -92927;1362697486;BingoBongo;Too soft for the interwebz maybe? -92926;1362697504;mircea_popescu;maybe. -92925;1362697562;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.45 = 2.9 BTC [+] -92924;1362697625;BingoBongo;I could see getting pissed about colored coins or the dude who put and MP3 on testnet trying that on the real blockchain, but miners filtering transactions? Gavin reccommends conf settings for miners. -92923;1362697751;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo o, no, no. the argument was about hm -92922;1362697754;mircea_popescu;da fuck was it about -92921;1362697761;mircea_popescu;o yes, i think he wanted increased block size. -92920;1362697801;mircea_popescu;and honestly i think colored coins are a horrible nonstarter. i can only imagine the sort of crap that'd occur if they caught on -92919;1362697803;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 1.45 = 8.7 BTC [+] -92918;1362697812;mircea_popescu;and there'd be satoshi's running around everywhere -92917;1362697828;mjr__;mircea: just wanted to see where my positions were at -92916;1362697833;mjr__;no big deal -92915;1362697849;mircea_popescu;mjr__ trade is practgically frozen so nothing much would have changed. -92914;1362697854;mjr__;cool -92913;1362697871;mircea_popescu;that;s kinda it, i could have come up with a pure vpn solution -92912;1362697880;mircea_popescu;and only allow trusted people on the network to talk to the exchange -92911;1362697887;mircea_popescu;(which incidentally is how things work irl ) -92910;1362697901;mircea_popescu;however, i judged that'd create a haves/havesnot disparity that's both huge and sudden -92909;1362697913;mircea_popescu;better and fairer just freeze things for a little bit. -92908;1362698052;mjr__;i agree -92907;1362698115;mjr__;i like the protected message open channel -92906;1362698121;mircea_popescu;but to expand on the plan : as an absolute rock bottom if things can't be otherwise resolved within a week, i will publish a gmail address, and trade will work via email (you email your paste instead of putting into site, you get it back) -92905;1362698155;mjr__;out of curiosity and i haven't really thought this all the way through -92904;1362698156;mircea_popescu;as a relative rock bottom, if things can't be otherwise resolved within a couple of days i will have a vpn installed. this has the disadvantage that it puts the brokers in an iffy spot -92903;1362698163;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.55 = 3.1 BTC [+] -92902;1362698180;mircea_popescu;also, we are currently working on using irc bot much like gribble works. there should be one up soon and another during weekend. -92901;1362698192;mjr__;would a recaptcha and session timeout not solve most of it? -92900;1362698198;mircea_popescu;and also, much larger infrastructure should be coming online during the 8th. -92899;1362698203;mircea_popescu;mjr__ nope. -92898;1362698215;mircea_popescu;it would solve nothing at all. routers are getting friend, not boxes. -92897;1362698220;mjr__;oh ok -92896;1362698223;mjr__;true -92895;1362698252;mjr__;and i'm sure that they are randomizing the addresses enough to bypass any sort of blacklist rirght? -92894;1362698270;mjr__;and CDN couldn't fix either? -92893;1362698290;mircea_popescu;cdn doesn't do this. there are ddos protection services out there, but all have their own issues -92892;1362698294;mjr__;i'm sure you have thought this through -92891;1362698294;mircea_popescu;it's a long story. -92890;1362698299;mjr__;yeah -92889;1362698305;mjr__;i was just curious for my own benefit -92888;1362698309;mjr__;as to how one combats this -92887;1362698311;mircea_popescu;well, for your own benefit : -92886;1362698320;mjr__;i'm really fine regardless -92885;1362698325;mircea_popescu;cloudflare is very cheap (like200 a month) but it's mostly intended for random kid dickery. -92884;1362698327;mjr__;buy and hold -92883;1362698337;mircea_popescu;this is not what we're dealing with here. -92882;1362698342;mjr__;yeah lol; -92881;1362698345;mjr__;this is quite sustained -92880;1362698355;BingoBongo;Cloudflare goes down enough on its own -92879;1362698363;mircea_popescu;blacklotus is expensive, and i have yet to locate anyone that can give me the straight dope about what they actually do./ -92878;1362698386;mircea_popescu;incapsula is sorta like more of a midmarket thing -92877;1362698400;mjr__;hmmm, and since it is routers not boxes, proxies won't really help? -92876;1362698426;mircea_popescu;mjr__ proxies help in the exact sort of way i had it set-up : open web proxy which connects on a sort of private vpn to mpex webservers -92875;1362698435;mircea_popescu;but the thing is, they actually took the time to blow up all these. -92874;1362698442;mjr__;hmmm, i have a little idea -92873;1362698451;mjr__;but it is rough -92872;1362698470;mjr__;and would depend on what router capabilities -92871;1362698480;mjr__;and whether you have control/access to it -92870;1362698485;mircea_popescu;hm ? -92869;1362698491;thestringpuller;;;ticker -92868;1362698491;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.72301, Best ask: 42.84000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11699, Last trade: 42.72301, 24 hour volume: 162226.99314014, 24 hour low: 33.30000, 24 hour high: 46.74900, 24 hour vwap: 41.19641 -92867;1362698500;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -92866;1362698513;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what is the OIX -92865;1362698522;assbot;It says some pelt-wearin' trapper, some stinkin' bean-suckin' possum skinner, he's gonna collect that reward money. -92864;1362698525;mjr__;i'm wondering if you could basically require a signed message in the http header request to get to the webserver -92863;1362698540;mircea_popescu;mjr__ the ddos is not actually containing headers. -92862;1362698543;mjr__;ie. the router would drop all traffic that did not contain the signed header -92861;1362698548;mjr__;damn UTP shit? -92860;1362698553;mjr__;UDP -92859;1362698555;mircea_popescu;a complete mess and mix. -92858;1362698556;mjr__;typo lol -92857;1362698566;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller it's the options sentiment index. -92856;1362698779;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I meant what is it currently atm -92855;1362698785;thestringpuller;SINCE YOU HAVEN'T FIXED MPEX -92854;1362698789;thestringpuller;stop making people angry at you -92853;1362698801;mircea_popescu;lemme see -92852;1362698821;Lyspooner;my sentiment is that the options aren't there right now -92851;1362698826;mjr__;hmm couldn't you conceivably use QoS to give http traffic priority on the router -92850;1362698844;dub;not if the router is on fire -92849;1362698850;mircea_popescu;{"avg": "4713745617","min": "3024713516","max": "4853472885","vsh": "no","vsa": "2.62504497419E+12","cnt": ""} -92848;1362698877;mircea_popescu;mjr__ understand, the box was doing something like 0.07 load all through the ddos. -92847;1362698880;mircea_popescu;it's not the server at all. -92846;1362698901;thestringpuller;damn -92845;1362698908;thestringpuller;option index is still bullish on the current price -92844;1362698922;mircea_popescu;well yeah, because -92843;1362698930;mircea_popescu;a. a lot of calls closed up past 24 hours. those don't count. -92842;1362698942;mircea_popescu;b. a lot of longass short puts were closed, which does count -92841;1362698960;mircea_popescu;but it counts from way up, so it makes the put side kinda high too -92840;1362698965;Lyspooner;yowch -92839;1362698979;thestringpuller;I hope MPOE-bot is holding it together... -92838;1362698985;mircea_popescu;i mean put side is up to 30, from like 22 earlier -92837;1362698993;mircea_popescu;mpoe bot is like... wtf did everyone go ? -92836;1362698997;mircea_popescu;getting depressed and loneyl. -92835;1362699059;BingoBongo;Mircea, maybe you should tweet @binarybits about this interesting bitcoin story he could run on Ars... Any publicity is good publicity... -92834;1362699108;dub;im not sure 'we had to close doors due to ddos' is great publicity -92833;1362699127;mircea_popescu;lol -92832;1362699141;mircea_popescu;anything can be turned into great publicity. -92831;1362699150;dub;and singing of imminent mitigation may be premature -92830;1362699152;mircea_popescu;your wife's a whore ? well... at least she's hawt. -92829;1362699166;BingoBongo;Gox is alive after all of those Haxxed stories -92828;1362699181;mircea_popescu;i think there's enough presence to keep the stakeholders appraised. -92827;1362699182;dub;gox is alive because nobody has mannned up to replace it -92826;1362699186;jcpham;send a cryptic email explaining how the hot wallet backup was unencrypted and accesible via telnet -92825;1362699188;mircea_popescu;other than that... heh. -92824;1362699188;dub;nobody is a willing user of gox -92823;1362699258;mircea_popescu;jcpham i think someone might have noticed that mpex didn't answer on 23 -92822;1362699263;mircea_popescu;or wait, was 23 ftp ? -92821;1362699285;jcpham;jokes -92820;1362699285;jurov;no, telnet iirc -92819;1362699306;jcpham;you should make aup along crytpic convoluted story -92818;1362699315;jborkl;rackspace? -92817;1362699318;jcpham;involving backups and password in source codes -92816;1362699323;jcpham;secret agents -92815;1362699324;jurov;and vampires -92814;1362699329;jcpham;mos def vampires -92813;1362699363;jcpham;make the story long enough and people will stop caring about halfway through reading -92812;1362699369;mircea_popescu;maybe mpoe-pr could be a vamp -92811;1362699369;mircea_popescu;ire -92810;1362699369;jcpham;they'll just figure it's another scam -92809;1362699395;dub;you could use nntp tbh -92808;1362699396;jcpham;then add the word "Psyche" at the end. -92807;1362699419;jurov;http://live.coinbr.com/ THE SHOW MUST GO ON -92806;1362699424;mircea_popescu;dub i was more considering that guy's bitmessage p2p thing -92805;1362699436;dub;google groups can probably take teh dos -92804;1362699650;dub;heh, I've been ddos'd ~700 times in teh last month -92803;1362699683;dub;acording to arbor anyway, I don't recall noticing any of them -92802;1362699720;mircea_popescu;ya well, they gotta sell themselves somehow. -92801;1362699732;mircea_popescu;that's kind of the problem, very chinese market out there. "yes sir i tell you we do ddosprotection" -92800;1362699733;dub;yep -92799;1362699748;mircea_popescu;"o wait, you mean ddos as in, 6-7 gb sustained with 20gb peaks ?! OMG TAKE A HIKE" -92798;1362699752;dub;its a racket for sure -92797;1362699917;Lyspooner;http://www.mail-archive.com/cryptography@metzdowd.com/msg09964.html -92796;1362700048;mircea_popescu;Visa processed 37 billion -92795;1362700048;mircea_popescu;transactions in FY2008 -92794;1362700052;mircea_popescu;afaik that number is off -92793;1362700058;mircea_popescu;more like 3.7 -92792;1362700138;Lyspooner;well at least satoshi was considering very big block sizes -92791;1362700166;Lyspooner;and specialized mining hardware -92790;1362700184;mircea_popescu;If a small number of entities are issuing new coins, -92789;1362700184;mircea_popescu;this is more resistant to state attack that with a -92788;1362700184;mircea_popescu;single issuer, but the government regularly attacks -92787;1362700184;mircea_popescu;financial networks, with the financial collapse ensuing -92786;1362700184;mircea_popescu;from the most recent attack still under way as I write -92785;1362700184;mircea_popescu;this. -92784;1362700184;mircea_popescu;Government sponsored enterprises enter the business, in -92783;1362700184;mircea_popescu;due course bad behavior is made mandatory, and the evil -92782;1362700184;mircea_popescu;financial network is bigger than the honest financial -92781;1362700184;mircea_popescu;network, with the result that even though everyone knows -92780;1362700184;mircea_popescu;what is happening, people continue to use the paper -92779;1362700184;mircea_popescu;issued by the evil financial network, because of network -92778;1362700184;mircea_popescu;effects - the big, main issuers, are the issuers you use -92777;1362700184;mircea_popescu;if you want to do business. -92776;1362700186;mircea_popescu;that guy is smart. -92775;1362700285;mod6;;;calc 3700000000/365 -92774;1362700285;gribble;10136986.3014 -92773;1362700334;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -92772;1362700356;mod6;so ~10 million -92771;1362700389;thestringpuller;mod6, side bar -92770;1362700393;mod6;http://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions-total << says we're between 12-14m per day -92769;1362700443;Lyspooner;*not per day -92768;1362700446;Lyspooner;*per ever -92767;1362700485;Lyspooner;mod6, you're looking for this? http://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions -92766;1362700512;mod6;oh my bad -92765;1362700542;Lyspooner;we're like Visa transactions in Kansas City -92764;1362700558;mod6;that seems much more realistic. -92763;1362700564;mod6;i should have examined that closer -92762;1362700565;jborkl;Mp, what about using bitcoin to send the trade message to your address. cant ddos the entire network, put the encypted message inside a signed transactions- use it just like SD does -92761;1362700591;mircea_popescu;jborkl " cant ddos the entire network" << o but they can. -92760;1362700606;jborkl;well, it would be much harder -92759;1362700621;mircea_popescu;it would be painful, especially if they go after nodes one at a time -92758;1362700629;dub;yeah, tell that to dalnet -92757;1362700647;jborkl;yes, if they tracked your first relay and knocked it off, then next one -92756;1362700674;jborkl;but you can change your relay in bitcoind easily -92755;1362700676;dub;but I support this move, if only to see the rage from Luke-Jr -92754;1362700718;jborkl;and you could build trusted relay nodes to push transactions -92753;1362700725;mircea_popescu;dub i could start with his relays lol -92752;1362700738;jborkl;lol, that would piss him off so bad -92751;1362700740;mircea_popescu;jborkl what i'd do is cause a lot of grief to people otherwise ill equipped to cope. -92750;1362700743;jborkl;it would be worth it -92749;1362700758;jborkl;ok, fair enough -92748;1362700770;mircea_popescu;im not here to cause trouble, contrary to what you might have heard. -92747;1362700776;mircea_popescu;i'll be bringing more capacity online and that's that. -92746;1362700782;jborkl;I don't think you are -92745;1362700790;mircea_popescu;was just being facetious hehe -92744;1362700915;BingoBongo;I heard PrimeAsic, that 99% chance of scam is responsive to inquiries again... -92743;1362700959;jborkl;If you were a asshole scammer, you would probably run off with Nefario, Piratits, and the list goes on. I am not concerned if you are a asshole, that is not my problem -92742;1362700981;jborkl;:) -92741;1362701023;jborkl;people seem to get confused, you are one of the only ones that has not run away, yet they accuse you all the time -92740;1362701043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -92739;1362701045;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43500001 BTC [-] -92738;1362701053;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo i kinda stopped following -92737;1362701064;mircea_popescu;i mean... this is vegas. you get a chance. -92736;1362701090;mircea_popescu;jborkl sometimes people say the things they most fear. it's a defense mechanism. -92735;1362701121;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.65 = 13 BTC [-] -92734;1362701344;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43500001 BTC [-] -92733;1362701350;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -92732;1362701354;thestringpuller;dude seriously -92731;1362701363;thestringpuller;MIRCEA FIX THIS -92730;1362701372;assbot;Quest for vision is a great blessing. -92729;1362701387;thestringpuller;This is what you get for making people mad. -92728;1362701409;dub;fix what? -92727;1362701439;dub;http://i.imgur.com/A9ir3GI.gif this is possibly the most useful gif ever -92726;1362701540;thestringpuller;dub you rule sometimes -92725;1362701543;thestringpuller;just wow -92724;1362701601;dub;I can't take credit its from the forum -92723;1362701664;BingoBongo;Eh, I figured PrimeAsic blew their chance earlier this week. I'm having trouble figuring out if they are a well planned scam, troll, or both. -92722;1362701824;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -92721;1362701956;Eduard_Munteanu;Is mpex.co down? -92720;1362701971;Eduard_Munteanu;Err... /topic. Sorry. :) -92719;1362701997;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu you've missed out on an entire saga. -92718;1362702021;jborkl;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 1000 BTC [+] -92717;1362702046;jurov;bitvps gets 2nd round -92716;1362702090;jurov;poor jcpham -92715;1362702091;mircea_popescu;jurov what's that mean ? -92714;1362702096;mircea_popescu;jborkl lol you gave me a start. -92713;1362702104;Eduard_Munteanu;Nothing important, I just wanted to peek at the options prices. Placing my overnight orders on mtgox... -92712;1362702105;jborkl;Lol -92711;1362702119;mircea_popescu;Eduard_Munteanu mostly the open interest covered yest. -92710;1362702131;jborkl;I should have /nick but I didnt want people to really have a heart attack -92709;1362702139;mircea_popescu;bitcoinity dead again ? ;/ -92708;1362702141;jurov;we were making my vps accessible under another addy, suddenly mgmt froze again -92707;1362702148;mircea_popescu;lol -92706;1362702154;Eduard_Munteanu;bitcoincharts.com is dead as well. :( -92705;1362702190;mircea_popescu;oix : "7d": {"avg": "4713745617","min": "3024713516","max": "4853472885","vsh": "no","vsa": "2.62504497419E+12","cnt": ""} -92704;1362702194;jurov;it works here -92703;1362702196;mircea_popescu;it's relatively stale tho. -92702;1362702211;Eduard_Munteanu;jurov: can you see any chart here? http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/ -92701;1362702237;jurov;yes, dispalyes quickly -92700;1362702237;Eduard_Munteanu;Only the top ribbon on that page loads. -92699;1362702242;Eduard_Munteanu;Hm. -92698;1362702244;mircea_popescu;i cant see it either -92697;1362702274;Eduard_Munteanu;Some #mtgox op told me they've banned most of my provider (RDS). -92696;1362702284;mircea_popescu;heh -92695;1362702295;Eduard_Munteanu;I should probably switch to IPv6 or get a static address. -92694;1362702320;Eduard_Munteanu;The former sounds like a better idea. -92693;1362702324;mircea_popescu;i think more than just mpex, tis a test for bitcoins in general. -92692;1362702334;Eduard_Munteanu;Yeah. -92691;1362702344;mircea_popescu;pretty much every service is getting hit someway -92690;1362702351;mircea_popescu;the network itself was struggling with txs yest -92689;1362702364;mircea_popescu;growth pains. -92688;1362702384;thestringpuller;blockchain.info is down -92687;1362702398;Eduard_Munteanu;Also, all those chart / live data services merely do client-side lookups through the mtgox API, it seems. Instead of caching and relaying data. -92686;1362702406;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.24999 BTC [+] -92685;1362702408;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.24999 = 0.5 BTC [+] -92684;1362702439;Eduard_Munteanu;I guess mtgox is suddenly getting DDoSed by that, not to mention the actual transactions. -92683;1362702456;jurov;blockchain up here -92682;1362702500;Eduard_Munteanu;Oh, well, I've placed my orders for the night, pretty conservative. -92681;1362702508;mircea_popescu;live data would not cache by the definition of the term -92680;1362702522;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -92679;1362702776;FabianB;;;tslb -92678;1362702779;gribble;Time since last block: 36 minutes and 4 seconds -92677;1362702821;kakobrekla;prime asic broke ze chain -92676;1362703136;mircea_popescu;dude again over half hour ?! -92675;1362703139;mircea_popescu;this is atrocious. -92674;1362703152;mircea_popescu;yest i had txs lay stale for > 6 hours before being included in a block. -92673;1362703152;kakobrekla;smpake would be useful. -92672;1362703159;BingoBongo;Pools getting attacked? -92671;1362703161;mircea_popescu;and im not exactly talking 10 bitcoins here -92670;1362703175;kakobrekla;it was 11. -92669;1362703179;mircea_popescu;people were liek "o, your bitcoind is ddosed too ?" and i was like no dude, the tx is out since noon '/ -92668;1362703248;kakobrekla;yeah -92667;1362703254;kakobrekla;paypal looks nice again -92666;1362703268;mircea_popescu;totally. -92665;1362703311;benkay;same question as BingoBongo: are pools being ddosed as well? -92664;1362703352;thestringpuller;http://i.imgur.com/A9ir3GI.gif http://i.imgur.com/A9ir3GI.gif http://i.imgur.com/A9ir3GI.gif http://i.imgur.com/A9ir3GI.gif -92663;1362703380;jurov;so, phungus from bitvps blames me and he won't enable my vps access anymore -92662;1362703394;mircea_popescu;lol -92661;1362703395;jurov;best time to withdraw everything and leave -92660;1362703402;jurov;mircea_popescu , will you let me? -92659;1362703408;mircea_popescu;let you what ? -92658;1362703416;thestringpuller;coinbr is down? -92657;1362703423;jurov;sell&withdraw everything from coinbr acct -92656;1362703437;jurov;and blame bitvps -92655;1362703440;mircea_popescu;yes, but you have to consider if you sell right now you're hurting customers. -92654;1362703454;mircea_popescu;not sure what consolation blaming bitvps will be. -92653;1362703491;jurov;you didn't understand me.. i can now vanish with all customers funds -92652;1362703494;mircea_popescu;anyway, par for the course for "hosting" out there : sure we can do it sir! o you mean things actually need to be done ? sorry, pls go to somewhere else. -92651;1362703502;jurov;as so many ppl did -92650;1362703503;mircea_popescu;if you ask them they're hosting corps, offer things like unlimited bw. -92649;1362703518;mircea_popescu;tghen if you serve 500 pages in a day it's suddenly... we're only hosters if you don't get traffic. -92648;1362703564;jurov;and if you attract ddos, you must apologize. -92647;1362703607;mircea_popescu;anyway, their upstream/colo host prolly told them to not do it again or else get a real connection -92646;1362703665;jurov;but yeah, I do have recent enough coinbr backups and am not running away. -92645;1362703673;mircea_popescu;good. -92644;1362703676;jurov;dunno if i should make me killer coffee and set it up or it can wait till tomorrow -92643;1362703687;mircea_popescu;i think it can wait till tomorrow. -92642;1362703688;jurov;mircea_popescu, how it looks on your side? -92641;1362703707;mircea_popescu;should be getting everything online today technically since it's almost 1am -92640;1362703721;mircea_popescu;but maybe get an account with a good ddos protected host. -92639;1362703733;mircea_popescu;because i tell you something, when they won't be able to take me down they'll harass you -92638;1362703745;mircea_popescu;and you have a much larger userbase crossection, you'll read plenty of shit in the forum -92637;1362703818;jurov;i know... hope i bought some time with amazon, plan to set up some load balancing there quickly -92636;1362703890;mircea_popescu;prolly your best path of action on a personal level is -92635;1362703894;mircea_popescu;get some sleep now -92634;1362703898;mircea_popescu;wake naturally -92633;1362703900;mircea_popescu;deal with it then -92632;1362703916;jurov;heh okay.. if i manage to get asleep -92631;1362703997;Anduck;!ticker m s.mpoe -92630;1362704018;assbot;Aren't those tins of tobacco right there behind you? -92629;1362704037;jborkl;Mp or Jurov - are there a bunch of pending market orders to fill? -92628;1362704064;jurov;no, they are filled normally - see live.coinbr.com -92627;1362704096;mircea_popescu;jborkl nope. -92626;1362704108;jborkl;good -92625;1362704132;mircea_popescu;today is mpex sunday :D -92624;1362704183;jborkl;all of the coinbr are down for me and have been -92623;1362704249;jurov;jborkl, prolly stale DNS entries -92622;1362704298;jurov;same problem here, my isp insists caching them, had to change dns server -92621;1362704345;mircea_popescu;page hangs for me atm -92620;1362704349;mircea_popescu;but it does find your domain/favicon -92619;1362704396;jurov;http://coinbr.com should work at least, https is not set up yet so it fails -92618;1362704424;jurov;and mpex. and live. did not have dns expiration so they linger up pointing to bitvps -92617;1362704505;mircea_popescu;ah i c -92616;1362704715;BingoBongo;224744 2 minutes 443 25.33651677 BTC Deepbit 249kb; 224743 4 minutes 581 25.48650003 BTC 199.101.100.218 243kb -92615;1362704730;BingoBongo;Interesting last couple blocks -92614;1362704765;BingoBongo;Barely more than the block reward in transactions and nearly a quarter megabyte each -92613;1362704810;mircea_popescu;indeed -92612;1362705154;BingoBongo;And these big barely more than 25 BTC blocks continue... -92611;1362705210;benkay;;;tslb -92610;1362705219;gribble;Time since last block: 4 minutes and 12 seconds -92609;1362705576;nanotube;mircea_popescu: how goes the botting? :) -92608;1362705591;Diablo-D3;smickles: lol you asshole -92607;1362705593;mircea_popescu;slowly it seems -92606;1362705662;BitHub;Hey, anyone seen Namworld around? -92605;1362705705;nanotube;mircea_popescu: heh ic -92604;1362705716;mircea_popescu;BitHub he just joined -92603;1362705733;BitHub;lulz -92602;1362705745;BitHub;ahh man i really shouldn't use this thing when i first wake up -92601;1362705763;BitHub;thanks mircea, how are you by the way? -92600;1362705848;Namworld;I'm here now. What do you need? -92599;1362705861;BitHub;i'll pm you -92598;1362705863;BitHub;brb first tho -92597;1362706083;mircea_popescu;i'm great. -92596;1362706282;Namworld;Did you get any demand for fees to stop the DDoS yet?? -92595;1362706300;Namworld;Or is the DDoS done out of spite or something -92594;1362706341;Namworld;I need to go in and make a deposit/trade -92593;1362706370;Namworld;Can you take manual deposits for now? -92592;1362706383;Diablo-D3;heh what ddos? -92591;1362706394;Namworld;MPEx getting ddos'ed -92590;1362706416;Diablo-D3;lame -92589;1362706445;BitHub;meanwhile btcjam goes on -92588;1362706517;Namworld;No one cares about BTCjam... that's why -92587;1362706544;BitHub;haha -92586;1362706629;kmg;test -92585;1362706776;deadweasel;nice topic -92584;1362706797;deadweasel;anybody else listen to Takenobu? -92583;1362706809;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.005979 = 0.1196 BTC [-] -92582;1362706814;deadweasel;asian violinist. -92581;1362706834;deadweasel;he killed my weasel with music. -92580;1362706892;smickles;namworld yeah, ddos -92579;1362706927;mod6;6 blocks mined in 17 minutes?! -92578;1362706932;smickles;sillything to Do to -92577;1362706934;mircea_popescu;Namworld no demands. -92576;1362706937;mod6;its like faaaasst, then sloooow -92575;1362706965;mircea_popescu;mod6 weirdhuh -92574;1362706971;smickles;mod6 I've heard that randomness is clumsy -92573;1362706986;smickles;we, clumpy -92572;1362706989;mod6;heheh -92571;1362707009;mod6;it is strange though... its like they kick up the ASCIs and grab a few blocks then turn 'em down to keep the difficulty in check? -92570;1362707028;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00898 BTC [+] -92569;1362707030;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 9 @ 0.00899 = 0.0809 BTC [+] -92568;1362707032;smickles;thatwouldn't work afaik -92567;1362707039;mod6;thats good! lol -92566;1362707043;mod6;im not sure wtf is goin on -92565;1362707155;mircea_popescu;mod6 maybe overheating issues -92564;1362707300;mod6;ahh. -92563;1362707315;kakobrekla;clock buffers. -92562;1362707639;mircea_popescu;;;bc,diff -92561;1362707640;gribble;4367876.0008422 -92560;1362707648;mircea_popescu;;;estimate -92559;1362707649;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4749519.86453 based on data since last change | 4759411.19664 based on data for last three days -92558;1362707951;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.08999 BTC [+] -92557;1362708124;benkay;allo kakobrekla -92556;1362708139;kakobrekla;allo allo -92555;1362708146;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00898 BTC [-] -92554;1362708161;benkay;may i please have user name for mpex socket? -92553;1362708169;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 4 @ 0.00899 = 0.036 BTC [+] -92552;1362708190;kakobrekla;see pm -92551;1362708242;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.009 = 0.9 BTC [+] -92550;1362708977;benkay;;;tslb -92549;1362708979;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 20 seconds -92548;1362710871;error4733;freenode under DDoS -92547;1362710882;error4733;SELL SELL SELL -92546;1362711115;mircea_popescu;heh -92545;1362711131;Bowjob;selll -92544;1362711132;Bowjob;sell -92543;1362711233;mircea_popescu;error4733 did they announce ? -92542;1362711303;Bowjob;mp is your trolling SA contest still up for grabs? -92541;1362711331;mircea_popescu;sure. -92540;1362711340;Bowjob;im trolling gfaqs with coins as practice.. still training -92539;1362711340;Bowjob;lol -92538;1362711341;Bowjob;kk -92537;1362711353;mircea_popescu;lol remember when i used to pay .5 btc for an account there -92536;1362711357;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 389 @ 0.0007 = 0.2723 BTC [-] -92535;1362711359;mircea_popescu;now it's like... 0.2 ? -92534;1362711363;mircea_popescu;lol. -92533;1362711371;Bowjob;yah i guess -92532;1362711379;mircea_popescu;they shrunk. -92531;1362711578;Bowjob;someone gambled 17 BTC to S.Dice with their Mt gox account -92530;1362711584;Bowjob;it seems the gamble won.. -92529;1362711596;Bowjob;but theres no way to tel from which account it came from... -92528;1362711603;Bowjob;so the gambler is SOL it seems -92527;1362711702;mircea_popescu;ouch -92526;1362711708;mircea_popescu;pity we don't have the rota anymoar. -92525;1362711751;Bowjob;maybe that guy was angle shooting -92524;1362711760;Bowjob;saying he accidentally sent it to dice instead of his account -92523;1362711768;Bowjob;so erik would refund him -92522;1362711781;Bowjob;the same thing happened to this dude back then in dec, lost 50 btc -92521;1362711902;mircea_popescu;possibly so. -92520;1362712353;sgornick;Bowjob: There's someone on the forum just claiming 21 lost that way. -92519;1362712369;Bowjob;yeah were tlking about the same guy -92518;1362712382;Bowjob;he bet 17, won it.. but then the money got sent to mt gox -92517;1362712403;sgornick;> but theres no way to tel from which account it came from... -92516;1362712410;sgornick;You mean to which Mt. Gox account it went. -92515;1362712490;sgornick;Well, Mt Gox can tell. They have better things to do than track down mistakenly made SD payments though. -92514;1362712567;Bowjob;;;ticker -92513;1362712567;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.38580, Best ask: 42.39209, Bid-ask spread: 0.00629, Last trade: 42.39209, 24 hour volume: 118703.21738512, 24 hour low: 36.00000, 24 hour high: 45.50000, 24 hour vwap: 42.39283 -92512;1362713049;mircea_popescu;that guy must be real confused. -92511;1362713070;mircea_popescu;hey, is it the guy who misidentified someone else's bet on bitbet as his own and rose hell here a few days ago ? -92510;1362713111;BingoBongo;If only I could reread that post on Trilema... -92509;1362713117;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo which ? -92508;1362713138;BingoBongo;The BBet post. -92507;1362713140;mircea_popescu;o o -92506;1362713146;BingoBongo;Mr. Imaginary bet. -92505;1362713191;BingoBongo;I actually came on here today because i was wondering why I couldn't ready your classic on the housing crisis. -92504;1362713205;BingoBongo;*read -92503;1362713249;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo http://pastebin.com/TkqAG5ie -92502;1362713299;BingoBongo;Thanks. Have you though about just storing a copy of the Trilema archive in the namecoin blockchain. I don't think they'd mind. -92501;1362713316;mircea_popescu;you know trilema is like 7k articles, over 10mb of plaintext -92500;1362713320;mircea_popescu;ahem -92499;1362713334;mircea_popescu;over 10mn words = like 70mb of text -92498;1362713334;BingoBongo;It's namecoin. They'll take anything. -92497;1362713338;mircea_popescu;lmao -92496;1362713357;mod6;lol oh yeah JimRogers -92495;1362713922;thestringpuller;;;calc 2.5 / 7 -92494;1362713922;gribble;0.357142857143 -92493;1362713936;thestringpuller;;;calc (2.5 / 7) * 140 -92492;1362713936;gribble;50 -92491;1362713974;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -92490;1362713974;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.70000, Best ask: 42.81500, Bid-ask spread: 0.11500, Last trade: 42.78384, 24 hour volume: 114078.83449030, 24 hour low: 36.00000, 24 hour high: 45.50000, 24 hour vwap: 42.60795 -92489;1362713985;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -92488;1362713986;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4755826.83674 based on data since last change | 4747165.78694 based on data for last three days -92487;1362713991;BingoBongo;;;asks 1000 -92486;1362713998;gribble;There are currently 111370.77 bitcoins offered at or under 1000.0 USD, worth 9613421.27709 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0052 seconds -92485;1362714036;BingoBongo;Sell orders about trippled since the last time I asked that... -92484;1362714111;Bowjob;eh -92483;1362714117;Bowjob;wait till they hit 10k -92482;1362714188;Namworld;They won't hit 10k... -92481;1362714215;BingoBongo;;;asks 10000 -92480;1362714223;gribble;There are currently 115133.36 bitcoins offered at or under 10000.0 USD, worth 17157717.7085 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0056 seconds -92479;1362714243;BingoBongo;Maybe they will... -92478;1362714262;Namworld;No... -92477;1362714278;Namworld;as price go up, people tend to start putting money in the way. -92476;1362714354;BingoBongo;;;asks 100 -92475;1362714363;gribble;There are currently 98810.011 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 5632319.28639 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0051 seconds -92474;1362714479;Namworld;So no manual deposit I get it... -92473;1362714783;aethero;What happened to MPEX? -92472;1362714818;Namworld;being DDoS'ed -92471;1362714830;aethero;What type of ddos? -92470;1362714838;Namworld;I have no idea -92469;1362714849;Namworld;anyway, MPEx will be getting an upgrade too -92468;1362714868;Bowjob;;;ticker -92467;1362714869;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.75902, Best ask: 41.98351, Bid-ask spread: 0.22449, Last trade: 41.75902, 24 hour volume: 112921.07904056, 24 hour low: 36.00000, 24 hour high: 45.50000, 24 hour vwap: 42.64678 -92466;1362714871;Namworld;You can access MPEx from a proxy such as: http://mpex.coinbr.com/ -92465;1362714877;Bowjob;oh no. we are crashing again -92464;1362714881;Namworld;But you'll see there's an updating message. -92463;1362714886;Namworld;Bowjob: of course... -92462;1362714904;aethero;erk -92461;1362714928;Namworld;Why would price madly like that and stay like that? -92460;1362714977;jcpham;i'm gona have to say bitcoin -92459;1362715119;Namworld;Wrong answer... that's the answer to why it raised, not why it would stay like that. -92458;1362715144;jcpham;heh -92457;1362715430;dub;its a jcsham -92456;1362715438;BingoBongo;You'd be surprised Namworld the things that Dunning-Kruger can explain. It's like the new Goodwin, but for the Slate crowd. -92455;1362715599;Namworld;What does Dunning-Kruger has to do with it? -92454;1362715643;Namworld;Everyone thinks they're skilled because they buy BTC higher and higher because it keeps going higher and higher? -92453;1362715660;BingoBongo;It's why we could hit 10,000. Coinlab biting off more than they can chew and somehow instead of a flash crash we get a flash rally when they are hacked. Also yes your second point. -92452;1362715730;BingoBongo;A combination of the two could probably make a new normal though. -92451;1362715740;Chilca;mpex still down? -92450;1362715765;dub;yes -92449;1362715792;Chilca;thanks, is there any status of the DDOS? -92448;1362715811;Namworld;I bet after it all settles, people who kept buying will be apoplectic with explanations and sound just like people after the dotcom bubble... -92447;1362715880;Bugpowder;I will tell u skilled -92446;1362715907;Bugpowder;Sell 500 at 47-48.89 -92445;1362715926;Bugpowder;Buy 200 @ 36.17 and 33.335 -92444;1362715947;Bugpowder;Sell 100@ 44.47 -92443;1362715963;dub;Chilca: sounds like it is ongoing but mpex has now been taken offline for upgrades -92442;1362715967;Bugpowder;Sign up for gox wire -92441;1362715985;Bugpowder;Come back mpex -92440;1362716057;jborkl_;Bitcoin chart reminds me of silver chart,just compressed -92439;1362716068;Namworld;MPEx is a bit late on schedule for the upgrades -92438;1362716085;dub;he said the 8th -92437;1362716127;mircea_popescu;well... it's like 4am on the 8th so. -92436;1362716132;mircea_popescu;a bit later than 1am -92435;1362716148;Namworld;yeah -92434;1362716155;dub;its actually 3pm on teh 8th -92433;1362716162;dub;in the earliest TZ anyway -92432;1362716166;mircea_popescu;a well -92431;1362716168;Namworld;Honestly, with upgrades, it's always hard to estimate. -92430;1362716187;Bowjob;;;ticker -92429;1362716187;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.80100, Best ask: 41.98351, Bid-ask spread: 0.18251, Last trade: 41.91771, 24 hour volume: 109127.80902302, 24 hour low: 36.00000, 24 hour high: 45.50000, 24 hour vwap: 42.65552 -92428;1362716197;Namworld;Can take twice or half the time or more. -92427;1362716237;mircea_popescu;anyweay, the first irc bot should be around in a few hours i think -92426;1362716249;Namworld;irc bot? -92425;1362716254;mircea_popescu;yes. -92424;1362716325;Namworld;I'm curious about that now. -92423;1362716458;Diablo-D3;oh? -92422;1362716529;reddddd;@CoinBr What's the point of having a support forum if you're not going to use it more major stuff like this? -92421;1362716590;dub;you can get to coinbr? -92420;1362716719;dub;oh bitcoinforum.com, good point -92419;1362716744;reddddd;@dub, yeah -92418;1362716886;error4733;jborkl @ 3:14 http://www.businessinsider.com/this-chart-of-bitcoins-is-bananas-and-it-looks-a-lot-like-the-price-of-gold-2013-3 -92417;1362717045;reddddd;CoinBr also seems to have a twitter account that could have used an update. There are so many better ways to let customers know what the hell is going on than just IRC. -92416;1362717266;mircea_popescu;reddddd there's nothing better than irc. -92415;1362717303;mircea_popescu;Namworld you'll be able to go something like #post blabla and the bot will answer with an url to a pastebin with your response. -92414;1362717309;mircea_popescu;where ofcourse blabla is the pastebin id -92413;1362717365;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.444 = 0.888 BTC [+] -92412;1362717366;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.440001 = 1.76 BTC [-] -92411;1362717368;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.44000006 = 1.32 BTC [-] -92410;1362717445;Namworld;neat -92409;1362717905;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.5 = 4 BTC [+] -92408;1362718144;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.5 = 10 BTC [+] -92407;1362718243;dub;-dev is so retarded -92406;1362718264;Namworld;What's happening in there? -92405;1362718304;dub;novels are being written to explain how fees work to a novice -92404;1362718342;dub;the simple answer is bitcoin is stupid wrt fees -92403;1362718794;Bowjob;;;ticker -92402;1362718795;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.62827, Best ask: 42.79000, Bid-ask spread: 0.16173, Last trade: 42.80000, 24 hour volume: 104745.97636275, 24 hour low: 36.00000, 24 hour high: 45.50000, 24 hour vwap: 42.61786 -92401;1362719617;mircea_popescu;"Pimples can be treated by various acne medications prescribed by a dermatologist, or purchased at a drug store with a wide variety of treatments." -92400;1362719626;mircea_popescu;dude i dunno if i'd purchase pimples -92399;1362719629;mircea_popescu;even at the store. -92398;1362719700;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ... -92397;1362719738;BingoBongo;You know medicine is fucked when leukemia is easier to treat than pimples. -92396;1362719749;mircea_popescu;im just quoting from the retardopedia. -92395;1362719766;mircea_popescu;you know, back 300 years ago when the encyclopedists came up with the first one, it was a monument of erudition -92394;1362719768;mircea_popescu;and good writing. -92393;1362719784;BingoBongo;No encyclopedia has ever been good -92392;1362719832;mircea_popescu;diderot & d'alembert's was. -92391;1362719832;Diablo-D3;pimples is very easy to treat -92390;1362719845;Diablo-D3;modern medicine refuses to accept the treatment because they can't charge obscene amounts of money for it -92389;1362719863;Diablo-D3;take high doses of omega 6 for the rest of your life. -92388;1362719863;BingoBongo;My french isn't good enough to make an informed opinion on Diderot's -92387;1362719876;Diablo-D3;not only does it cure pimples, it cures and lessens lots of other things -92386;1362719895;BingoBongo;Leukemia is easy to treat too. Eat a bunch of methotrexate and live. -92385;1362719900;Diablo-D3;through in 5000 IU of vitamin D daily, and you'll probably add another ten years to your life -92384;1362719926;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo pick a page and read outloud -92383;1362719936;mircea_popescu;im willing to go on a limb and say you'll get my point -92382;1362720185;BingoBongo;What am I reading from again, Retardo-wiki'wiki'wiki'wha? -92381;1362720216;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo l'encyclopedie. -92380;1362720275;mircea_popescu;l'encyclopedie -92379;1362720579;BingoBongo;Rubeta: a poison derived from the juice of a frog. Juvenal wrote of a lady who mingled this kind of poison in wine and presented it to her husband -92378;1362720668;BingoBongo;from http://www.alembert.fr/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=611399672&catid=665689230:poison&Itemid=127 -92377;1362720781;BingoBongo;Seems almost more like a dictionary -92376;1362720797;BingoBongo;I'll dig deeper -92375;1362720947;BingoBongo;What little french I've read mircea_popescu has been at least 200 years newer -92374;1362721055;mircea_popescu;:p -92373;1362721086;mircea_popescu;you don't have to translate it -92372;1362721090;mircea_popescu;just read it, outloud. -92371;1362721132;BitHub;almost time for teh weekend -92370;1362721164;mircea_popescu;Ce qu'on appelle bonheur, est une idée abstraite, composée de quelques idées de plaisir ; car qui n'a qu'un moment de plaisir n'est point un homme heureux ; de même qu'un moment de douleur ne fait point un homme malheureux. Le plaisir est plus rapide que le bonheur, & le bonheur plus passager que la félicité. Quand on dit je suis heureux dans ce moment, on abuse du mot, & cela ne veut dire que j'ai du plaisir : q -92369;1362721164;mircea_popescu;uand on a des plaisirs un peu répétés, on peut dans cet espace de tems se dire heureux ; quand ce bonheur dure un peu plus, c'est un état de félicité ; on est quelquefois bien loin d'être heureux dans la prospérité, comme un malade dégoûté ne mange rien d'un grand festin préparé pour lui. -92368;1362721442;Bowjob;"bonheur" -92367;1362721446;Bowjob;=boner? -92366;1362721655;mircea_popescu;sorta like a low roar happines -92365;1362721736;BingoBongo;mircea_popescu it isn't that unlike James -92364;1362721787;BingoBongo;It is a familiar sentiment -92363;1362721809;mircea_popescu;james who ? -92362;1362721871;BitHub;mircea coming to australia this weekend? -92361;1362721887;BingoBongo;William James, one of maybe three Americans introspective enough about the pecuiar brand of manic misery here to approach a reasonble target for a philosopher -92360;1362721936;mircea_popescu;ah william james. okay -92359;1362721943;mircea_popescu;BitHub not bloody likely :D -92358;1362721955;BitHub;haha -92357;1362721960;BitHub;where the bloody hell are ya -92356;1362721964;mircea_popescu;timisoara. -92355;1362722003;BitHub;lets go visit kimdotcom i'm bored -92354;1362722027;mircea_popescu;bloody hell. -92353;1362722036;mircea_popescu;send a wire. nothing happens. -92352;1362722039;BitHub;lul -92351;1362722044;mircea_popescu;call the bank ready to bite their head off for being idiots -92350;1362722046;BitHub;bloody hell -92349;1362722052;mircea_popescu;turns out... the... wire...system... is... down. -92348;1362722059;mircea_popescu;what the fuck are these people doing over there. -92347;1362722059;BitHub;seems odd when someone else says it -92346;1362722070;BitHub;being a bunch of cunty's? -92345;1362722074;mircea_popescu;the us is falling apart. -92344;1362722094;mircea_popescu;i mean, bitcoin transactions taking 6 hours ? okay. its some internet funny money nobody heard about. -92343;1362722106;mircea_popescu;but when my banker has to tell me he failed because the wire system is down... -92342;1362722106;BitHub;dood stop complaining -92341;1362722115;BitHub;i had to sit a cafe for 6 hours just to wait for 1 confirm -92340;1362722116;mircea_popescu;it's not even complaining. i'm awed i guess. -92339;1362722117;BitHub;it was hell -92338;1362722862;mod6;sup mpexbot -92337;1362722985;mod6;(20:09) < BitHub> DEATH TO SD -92336;1362722998;mod6;here we go again -92335;1362723012;mircea_popescu;lol he's trolling. -92334;1362723031;BitHub;i didn't care before till i had to start waiting hours and hours and hours for 1 confirm -92333;1362723034;BitHub;now its personal -92332;1362723041;mod6;ahh, successfull troll 9/10 -92331;1362723055;mod6;oh no troll then -92330;1362723081;mircea_popescu;guess that makes me successfull troll 10/10 -92329;1362723390;jcpham;mod6 agreed -92328;1362723394;jcpham;like adhd chat -92327;1362723416;mod6;this stuff about SD is getting out of hand -92326;1362723439;jcpham;i don't care so much about SD -92325;1362723450;jcpham;if txns aren't going through that's a problem -92324;1362723461;jcpham;a problem i think miners should capitalize on -92323;1362723500;jcpham;i'm not sure how though -92322;1362723515;jcpham;if SD wants its blocks mined it needs to pay a toll -92321;1362723521;jcpham;it needs a pool in its pocket -92320;1362723526;topace_;how goes the mpex upgrades/"overhaul" ? -92319;1362723566;jcpham;that's why i pay a fee on my txns, because i want them to go through -92318;1362723603;BitHub;i agree -92317;1362723610;BitHub;slap a toll in there -92316;1362723623;jcpham;specialized pools should crop up soon -92315;1362723642;mod6;what is going on... -92314;1362723647;BitHub;so you mean just a mining farm just for SD transactions? -92313;1362723649;mod6;so tx's are not being processed at all? -92312;1362723667;jcpham;in some cases they are backing up because of the 250kb block limit -92311;1362723672;jcpham;afaiunderstand it -92310;1362723688;jcpham;luke-jr and others primarily blame this on SD -92309;1362723726;jcpham;and then some say the devs should all hold hands and increase it -92308;1362723769;BingoBongo;I blame bitvisitor. At least some SD transactions carry appreciable amunts of bitcoins. -92307;1362723776;mod6;yeah, read about that shit earlier... -92306;1362723799;mod6;today has been insane even outside of btc today, hard to keep up -92305;1362723816;mod6;so basically btc is fucked -92304;1362723884;BingoBongo;Btc is only fucked in the sense it is having fun getting its dick wet -92303;1362723888;mod6;if they move up to 1Mb that buys them some time, but isn't any different then what the global central banks are doing -92302;1362723891;mod6;buying time -92301;1362723893;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150405.0;topicseen -92300;1362723904;jcpham;the "SD is spam" idea has traction -92299;1362724013;mod6;yeah, looks like it -92298;1362724029;jcpham;http://www.mail-archive.com/cryptography@metzdowd.com/msg09964.html -92297;1362724043;jcpham;At first, most users would run network nodes, but as the -92296;1362724043;jcpham;network grows beyond a certain point, it would be left more and more to -92295;1362724044;jcpham;specialists with server farms of specialized hardware. A server farm would -92294;1362724044;jcpham;only need to have one node on the network and the rest of the LAN connects with -92293;1362724044;jcpham;that one node. -92292;1362724064;jcpham;assume we're close to the point of full node/ merkle nodes -92291;1362724081;jcpham;what happens to SD if pools or full nodes implement that patch -92290;1362724106;Diablo-D3;jcpham: dude -92289;1362724107;Diablo-D3;as it stands -92288;1362724113;Diablo-D3;without any patch -92287;1362724124;Diablo-D3;bitcoin will just shove SD tx out because they don't pay fees -92286;1362724141;BitHub;i got so angry i sold over 1000 sdice shares for whatever the fuck price, something cheap and nasty -92285;1362724141;jcpham;too much tin foil -92284;1362724144;BitHub;fuck them -92283;1362724152;jcpham;not enough beer. my apologies -92282;1362724167;mod6;i'm gonna guess they will cut SD out, and then SD will just pay fees and maybe raise betting levels? -92281;1362724225;mod6;there was talk about raising min fee to .01 or something, but that doesn't give incentive to not use anything else gay like PP -92280;1362724303;mod6;now, see, i thought that EV kept sayin how he pays fee's and the miners are getting rich off the fee's alone... -92279;1362724323;mod6;ala, something like `SD has paid more in fee's than all the rest of the tx's combined'... must find link... -92278;1362724326;mod6;one sec. -92277;1362724399;mod6;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=145510.msg1559267#msg1559267 -92276;1362724402;mod6;there -92275;1362724434;smickles;$coin -92274;1362724434;mpexbot;smickles: Error: "coin" is not a valid command. -92273;1362724444;smickles;fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu -92272;1362724568;mod6;so i think that SD pays the fee's which is what got me so worked up this morning reading all of Luke-jr's crusade to rid the world of SD -92271;1362724598;mod6;but the blocksize thing is a seperate problem. -92270;1362724713;mircea_popescu; Btc is only fucked in the sense it is having fun getting its dick wet << this. -92269;1362724722;mircea_popescu; how goes the mpex upgrades/"overhaul" ? << the mpexbot just showed up -92268;1362724757;mircea_popescu;jcpham read the next reply from that dude. -92267;1362724758;mircea_popescu;http://www.mail-archive.com/cryptography@metzdowd.com/msg09968.html -92266;1362724763;mircea_popescu;he's brilliant. -92265;1362724766;BingoBongo;$OIX -92264;1362724766;mpexbot;BingoBongo: Error: "OIX" is not a valid command. -92263;1362724767;mircea_popescu;who is he anyway ? -92262;1362724779;mircea_popescu;$dix -92261;1362724779;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Error: "dix" is not a valid command. -92260;1362724787;doctor_pullfingr;can we speculate that the ddos against mpex is retaliation for SD spam? -92259;1362724799;mod6;maybe -92258;1362724816;mircea_popescu;lol i don't think luke has the resources for something like this. -92257;1362724820;BitHub;what's the price of SD now? -92256;1362724832;BitHub;wonder if its gone down a bit -92255;1362724834;mircea_popescu;BitHub not appreciably changed. -92254;1362724849;BitHub;not like yesterday when everyone thought mpex was done for hey -92253;1362724864;BingoBongo;Luke has too well developed though weird sense of ethics for a DDOS -92252;1362724880;jcpham;that message thread may wind up framed in the luvre or some shit -92251;1362724895;mircea_popescu;they did ?! -92250;1362724910;BitHub;yeah remember mircea everyone in otc was panicing -92249;1362724912;BitHub;lulz -92248;1362724914;mircea_popescu;lol -92247;1362724921;mircea_popescu;mpex ain't done for till i say -92246;1362724925;mircea_popescu;and i'm niot even fat. -92245;1362724951;BitHub;fiat :P -92244;1362724958;mircea_popescu;anyone saw "seek and destroy" ? -92243;1362724963;mircea_popescu;christopher walken movie -92242;1362724988;BitHub;ummm nope -92241;1362724993;BitHub;good? -92240;1362725000;mircea_popescu;its surreal -92239;1362725022;jcpham;mircea_popescu you should partake in -otc for a bit -92238;1362725023;mircea_popescu;i dunno why it didn't get more traction, should be a cult classic. -92237;1362725030;jcpham;it's total anarchy -92236;1362725030;BitHub;what year? -92235;1362725034;mircea_popescu;1995 -92234;1362725037;mircea_popescu;jcpham lol -92233;1362725040;jcpham;it's total anarchy -92232;1362725043;BitHub;my bad jcpham -92231;1362725046;BitHub;i think its my fault -92230;1362725053;jcpham;nope -92229;1362725069;jcpham;channel needs desperately to be +m -92228;1362725081;mircea_popescu;pity it's +m and not +fuckyouyourestupid -92227;1362725087;mircea_popescu;which would be the proper name of that flag -92226;1362725090;mircea_popescu;i guess it's too long -92225;1362725113;BitHub;are you sure he's in that movie mircea? -92224;1362725118;BitHub;nothing on imdb -92223;1362725118;mircea_popescu;yes im sure. -92222;1362725123;mircea_popescu;hum lets see -92221;1362725138;mircea_popescu;http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114371/ -92220;1362725143;mircea_popescu;tghere. scorsese also has a cameo -92219;1362725151;mircea_popescu;he plays a tax accountant for the state of florida lol -92218;1362725153;BitHub;ahh search not seek :P -92217;1362725156;BitHub;lul scorses wtf -92216;1362725158;mircea_popescu;o sorry my bad -92215;1362725162;jcpham;i just realized the other day that mario puzo did superman -92214;1362725168;jcpham;the original screenplay -92213;1362725178;BitHub;nice same guy as godfather -92212;1362725180;jcpham;and jor-el is the fucking godfather -92211;1362725198;BitHub;ahh yeah that's right he did play jor-el -92210;1362725214;jcpham;do you think when they were filming the godfather and made money -92209;1362725219;jcpham;marlon brando was like -92208;1362725226;jcpham;you know i'd really like to be superman -92207;1362725241;mircea_popescu;lol -92206;1362725247;BitHub;fuck man how good was marlon brando -92205;1362725250;jcpham;and that was as close as he came to it -92204;1362725256;mircea_popescu;jcpham do you know the one where marlon brando went like... hey, i'd like to rape this 19 yo -92203;1362725259;mircea_popescu;and so they did it ? -92202;1362725273;jcpham;hrm sounds questionably legal -92201;1362725274;BitHub;wat? -92200;1362725277;mircea_popescu;yeah. -92199;1362725285;mircea_popescu;girl got total rape victim shock syndrome -92198;1362725291;maximian;These morons are gonna kill Bitcoin with this anti-SD crusade… -92197;1362725294;mircea_popescu;became like, a feminist and everything. total tableau. -92196;1362725301;BitHub;he raped someone? -92195;1362725315;mircea_popescu;maximian tell you something : if morons are gonna kills anything then fuck that anything. -92194;1362725321;mircea_popescu;BitHub yes. -92193;1362725326;mircea_popescu;anal sex too -92192;1362725328;mircea_popescu;with butter. -92191;1362725330;BitHub;i doubt it -92190;1362725336;mircea_popescu;its a fact. -92189;1362725347;BitHub;nah -92188;1362725369;BingoBongo;The anti-SD crusade isn't going to kill bitcoin. The crusaders are more people who liberated their bitcoins by freeing them into S.Dice's arms. Probably... except for Luke. -92187;1362725372;maximian;the problem is their little "SD is spam" meme is starting to spread -92186;1362725390;mod6;(20:48) < maximian> These morons are gonna kill Bitcoin with this anti-SD crusade... <<< this -92185;1362725390;BitHub;the coolest thing about brando was when he sent an indian woman to collect his oscar for his role in the godfather -92184;1362725404;mircea_popescu;BitHub http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-469646/I-felt-raped-Brando.html -92183;1362725422;BitHub;i "felt" raped -92182;1362725424;BitHub;lulz -92181;1362725432;mircea_popescu;maximian mod6 people fail to realise this, but there's a good reason and great strategic advantage in the girl's fuck you attitude. -92180;1362725432;mod6;(20:46) <+mod6> "First, SD has paid more mining fees than everyone else in the world, combined." << Is this a lie? -92179;1362725440;mod6;(20:46) <+Luke-Jr> mod6: yes -92178;1362725445;mod6;there it is folks -92177;1362725460;BitHub;oh yeah i remember this movie -92176;1362725467;BitHub;it was pretty friggen psycho -92175;1362725470;mircea_popescu;no meme spreads past the point where someone's holding a club -92174;1362725479;BitHub;i doubt it tho mircea -92173;1362725490;mircea_popescu;mod6 the guy's insane, sd paid like 55% of all fees ever paid -92172;1362725490;maximian;DailyAnarchist put it right it a bitcointalk thread: if nobody knew what the source of these "spam" transactions were, then the discussion would be about how to improve the system to handle more transactions. The fact that the crusaders know these transactions are from SatoshiDice has clouded their judgement. -92171;1362725509;mircea_popescu;maximian its not even that. -92170;1362725514;mod6;mircea_popescu: im /nearly/ at a loss for words. -92169;1362725515;BitHub;but even if he did, meh that's his personal life, still the best actor -92168;1362725519;mircea_popescu;it's simple drama. some people who mean very little started to notice. -92167;1362725526;mircea_popescu;and are trying to inject themselves into the public eye -92166;1362725536;mircea_popescu;how is that accomplished ? why, crusade for "the betterment". -92165;1362725541;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr is a sort of bitcoin obama. -92164;1362725550;mircea_popescu;the thing is... unlike fiat that shit doesn't work here. -92163;1362725554;BitHub;bitcoin obama lulz -92162;1362725557;mircea_popescu;well... for anything other than comedic relief. -92161;1362725570;BitHub;he gave me a pretty lulz neg review -92160;1362725570;mod6;heheh -92159;1362725574;mircea_popescu;at any rate, drama backs bitcoin, so, all this is good. -92158;1362725587;mod6;BitHub: and you're on Luke-jr's side?!?!? -92157;1362725595;maximian;it raises my hackles, I tell you! :) -92156;1362725612;BitHub;heh i'm not on his side -92155;1362725619;BitHub;but i do have beef with sdice atm -92154;1362725619;mod6;mircea_popescu: haha drama is right. BTC has more drama than Lifetime Channel. -92153;1362725642;mircea_popescu;mod6 imagine how it'll be when women finally discover it. -92152;1362725666;mircea_popescu;otc made out of ~100 middle aged women with nothing better to do -92151;1362725719;BingoBongo;bitcoin-assets we've taken the family car apart six times today just to get some quiet time -92150;1362725739;mod6;(20:54) < jcpham> luke-jr if you don't stfu about SD i'm going to burn your church down -92149;1362725740;mircea_popescu;lol -92148;1362725749;mod6;(20:54) <+Luke-Jr> jcpham: I'll be there to shoot you when you try. -92147;1362725750;mod6;(20:55) < jcpham> :) -92146;1362725755;mod6;(20:55) <+mod6> wwjd -92145;1362725758;mircea_popescu;where's that church anyway ? -92144;1362725812;BingoBongo;Rome isn't it? He's catholic his local stuff doesn't matter. I just wonder which of the BitBet pope bets are his. -92143;1362725813;mod6;FL i guess -92142;1362725861;doctor_pullfingr;GoDaddy got semi famous off the savetoby controversy. Then got really famous off the Superbowl controversy. I think S.Dice should milk this controversy for everything it's got. shout S.Dice is spam from the mountaintops -92141;1362725883;doctor_pullfingr;I own shares btw -92140;1362725922;doctor_pullfingr;http://savetoby.com/ -92139;1362725977;mircea_popescu;lol -92138;1362725983;mod6;(20:58) <+Luke-Jr> anyhow, I was just trying to get a feel for how many people would run a counter-SD client if I take the time to write the code -92137;1362725985;mircea_popescu;i dunno, goddady is a piece of shit. -92136;1362725988;mod6;this is like his own fork isn't it? -92135;1362725993;maximian;evoorhees should reinvest his profits into a massive mining pool - that's probably the surest way to make the crusaders irrelevant. -92134;1362726006;mod6;i mean he's not saying that, but thats what it is. -92133;1362726009;mircea_popescu;maximian at this point in the game it's the surest way to go bankrupt. -92132;1362726011;BitHub;POS name -92131;1362726012;mircea_popescu;all the scams... -92130;1362726018;Luke-Jr;maximian: the surest way is to stop flooding and implement SD properly -92129;1362726022;Luke-Jr;maximian: far cheaper too -92128;1362726028;mircea_popescu;this is properly dood. -92127;1362726036;maximian;"properly" -92126;1362726038;mod6;Luke-Jr: what you're proposing is a hard fork of the blockchain right? -92125;1362726040;mircea_popescu;mod6 so he starts his own client, what's the big deal ? -92124;1362726047;Luke-Jr;heck, I'd even offer to do it for him except my stupid State has laws against writing code for gambling -.- -92123;1362726051;Luke-Jr;mod6: no -92122;1362726052;mod6;ok. i don't care if he starts his own client. -92121;1362726055;mircea_popescu;face facts : sooner or later Luke-Jr will end up in a little corner playing with some correct toys nobody cares about -92120;1362726060;BitHub;serious Luke? -92119;1362726064;mod6;as long as everyone else figures out how to solve the block size issue. -92118;1362726065;mircea_popescu;this is how it goes, nothing wrong in it. -92117;1362726065;BitHub;laws against writing code? -92116;1362726066;maximian;If you didn't know the origin of the transactions, what would you say? -92115;1362726068;mod6;SD is another problem -92114;1362726068;BitHub;that's crazy -92113;1362726070;mod6;or not -92112;1362726070;Luke-Jr;BitHub: yes, it's stupid -92111;1362726085;mod6;but... whatever. they're two seperate topics -92110;1362726087;BitHub;Luke so you could fly to mexico and be all sweet? -92109;1362726089;Luke-Jr;why the USA has such a big problem with gambling, I'll probably never understand -92108;1362726101;mod6;what if SD wasnt a gaming site? -92107;1362726102;Luke-Jr;BitHub: I'm not interested in relocation to Mexico. -92106;1362726106;BitHub;so online gambling is illegal but guns is sweet? haha -92105;1362726114;mod6;what if it was just some random tx's from the same host that paid the fee's? -92104;1362726117;mod6;would you say the same thing? -92103;1362726123;Luke-Jr;mod6: a flood is a flood. -92102;1362726125;BitHub;Luke-Jr ya i know was thinking if you spent a week there adn wrote the code, would that be legal? -92101;1362726128;Luke-Jr;mod6: I don't care how it's financed -92100;1362726136;Luke-Jr;BitHub: dunno -92099;1362726146;BitHub;hmm i think you would get away with it :) -92098;1362726165;mod6;Luke-Jr: ok. so what happens when there are 1,000,000 bitcoin users and they all create 5 new tx's per day. -92097;1362726173;mod6;what then? we just shut the fucking doors and go home? -92096;1362726196;mod6;christ on a pony this is idiotic -92095;1362726198;Luke-Jr;mod6: no, that's far less than SD does -92094;1362726224;mod6;you're saying that SD does more than 5 million tx's per day? -92093;1362726236;Luke-Jr;mod6: I'm saying adoption matters. -92092;1362726243;Luke-Jr;1,000,000 nodes can handle 5 mil txs -92091;1362726245;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.446 = 2.23 BTC [-] -92090;1362726263;mircea_popescu;with the current broken bitcoin-qt there will never, ever, no matter what be 1mn nodes. -92089;1362726269;mircea_popescu;ever. -92088;1362726289;mod6;Luke-Jr: yes, adoption matters, you know what I have guys download? something for their android -92087;1362726293;mod6;not the full client. -92086;1362726297;mod6;i don't want them to wait 3 days -92085;1362726305;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: 1,000,000 users also brings a number more developers onboard -92084;1362726318;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr what the fuck are you thinking this is, chicken lay eggs ? -92083;1362726320;Luke-Jr;mod6: eventually, Bitcoin-Qt will be instant-on -92082;1362726334;mircea_popescu;herpderp joe sixpack becomes a dev if you aggregate 5000 of them !? -92081;1362726339;mircea_popescu;money brings devs. -92080;1362726346;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -92079;1362726353;Luke-Jr;http://www.mail-archive.com/cryptography@metzdowd.com/msg09964.html <-- Satoshi on the necessity of adoption to scale -92078;1362726360;mircea_popescu;there was never good myspace code. ever. -92077;1362726367;mircea_popescu;myspace had a billion users. -92076;1362726403;mircea_popescu;the best thing you can do for adoption to scale right now is to fix the motherfucking client. -92075;1362726410;mircea_popescu;rather than trying to argue with a tank. -92074;1362726436;Luke-Jr;the client isn't broken. -92073;1362726442;BitHub;lul myspace -92072;1362726443;mircea_popescu;http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_lBXQVHyQ1VA/TNczMI1ojSI/AAAAAAAAAq4/7tE5YUtGIz4/s1600/Tank_over_car.jpg -92071;1362726447;mircea_popescu;car that tried to argue with a tank. -92070;1362726459;mircea_popescu;the client is beyond broken. -92069;1362726470;mircea_popescu;actually it may be the worst piece of crap ever used by this many people. -92068;1362726558;mod6;so you're gonna make your own client, that'll have your branch (exclusion of '1dice') in there native? -92067;1362726562;mircea_popescu;simple illustrative point : i can pick a torrent worth 7gb right now, anything with less than 20 seeders -92066;1362726567;mircea_popescu;and it will be downloaded in an hour. -92065;1362726576;mircea_popescu;this means blockchain MUST be downloaded in 15 minutes tops. -92064;1362726577;mircea_popescu;TOPS. -92063;1362726588;mod6;yeah, torrents are uber fast -92062;1362726593;mircea_popescu;until the point that's the case none of you people have any business eating even. -92061;1362726606;mircea_popescu;forget having oppinions. just tap the kbd till it does it. -92060;1362726619;jcpham;lots of info for SD investors to speculate on -92059;1362726647;mod6;vote with your coins! -92058;1362726652;mod6;lol -92057;1362726669;jcpham;i think this entire chat would be insider trading somehow -92056;1362726683;jcpham;now all we have to do is collude -92055;1362726686;jcpham;publicly -92054;1362726689;mod6;bah -92053;1362726705;BingoBongo;It's IRC this is public enough... -92052;1362726720;jcpham;you would think, but... -92051;1362726722;BitHub;it is? -92050;1362726752;BingoBongo;any one know who Guest 11382 is? -92049;1362726915;Bowjob;mhm anyone think bfl wont deliver by april? -92048;1362726957;BitHub;april 1st -92047;1362726977;BitHub;deliver you a big box with a letter inside it asking for money money -92046;1362726982;BitHub;more -92045;1362726984;BingoBongo;I bet they might, BitCOin's just playmoney anyway -92044;1362727058;Bowjob;gah -92043;1362727365;BingoBongo;At least BitBet is online... -92042;1362727379;mod6;are tx's going through though? -92041;1362727471;BingoBongo;Investigating that now -92040;1362727579;BingoBongo;Blockchain saw it... Let's see if it confirms... -92039;1362727631;mod6;well, this one isn't too old, and it's got 19 confs: http://blockchain.info/tx/d8dac0508d27e922f957c893c896f6f887a7dc614c1aec1c89b27b943ff5be0f -92038;1362727648;mod6;ima keep lookin -92037;1362727688;BingoBongo;http://blockchain.info/tx-index/59136614/289e2dc6ac2cd1f3e8d5ec126741b304caf1e16b3e746eadd0a402dbc9910870 because the Dutch ar fucking Cuba's shit up right now... -92036;1362727716;mod6;thanks BingoBongo -92035;1362727902;BingoBongo;You're welcome. It's one of those World Baseball Classic penny bets, because apparently that didn't have enough chutzpah to attract much interest. I've had too much vodka tonight to mess with the python script so I don't know at this weight if I will clear anything, but fuck it. Bitcoin is an MMORPG and that's what I'm telling the 5-0 -92034;1362727963;mod6;for real lol -92033;1362728057;SpNg;hey mircea_popescu I have been out of the loop the last couple days. What's going on with MPEx? I see that it's down right now. -92032;1362728062;BingoBongo;Bitcoin is a drama role playing game and it just so happens the tokens to play the game happen to be valued quite a bit. Like WoW gold. -92031;1362728096;mod6;im starting to think the same thing. like fast-times-at-btc-high. -92030;1362728139;BitHub;haha bingo, too true -92029;1362728144;BitHub;an expensive game of emotions -92028;1362728172;mircea_popescu;SpNg well, past coupla days its been being ddosed -92027;1362728188;mircea_popescu;finally yest they got the proxies and everything. -92026;1362728193;mircea_popescu;working on bringing all back online. -92025;1362728201;mircea_popescu;there's a forum post the girl made summing up everything -92024;1362728218;SpNg;mircea_popescu: seriously? wtf? you have a link to the post? -92023;1362728223;mircea_popescu;ok 1 sec -92022;1362728228;SpNg;any public motive? -92021;1362728231;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138956.msg1598165#msg1598165 -92020;1362728249;mircea_popescu;i dunno dood, god knows i'm well loved and i can't think of anyone or anything that'd have it in for me. -92019;1362728289;SpNg;haha. love it. -92018;1362728308;BingoBongo;Maybe Coinlab, You just debuted that OIX thing that kind of threatened to replace MT Gox spot... Though you presented it more modestly. -92017;1362728331;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo maybe. -92016;1362728348;mircea_popescu;tho tbh... what diff would it make to anyone if its gox spot or oix or a random number coming out of a hat. -92015;1362728369;mircea_popescu;as long as it's the consensus it's as good as any other, for a service provider. -92014;1362728411;BingoBongo;I mean the girl's been hammering the Gox is dead mantra and some noobs seem to be trusting her for a change. You might have survived the game long enough that people start to assume you're legit. -92013;1362728435;mircea_popescu;i think the legit part came in a while ago. -92012;1362728441;mod6;;;gpg info mircea_popescu -92011;1362728441;gribble;User 'mircea_popescu', with keyid 8A736F0E2FB7B452, fingerprint 6160E1CAC8A3C52966FD76998A736F0E2FB7B452, and bitcoin address None, registered on Fri Jul 22 05:39:10 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=mircea_popescu . Currently not authenticated. -92010;1362728445;mircea_popescu;and the girl's been hammering the what ?! -92009;1362728453;mod6;july 22, 2011 -92008;1362728462;BitHub;hammering BitHub -92007;1362728464;mod6;that's been a while now, longer than most of us -92006;1362728471;BitHub;u* -92005;1362728477;BingoBongo;The Coinlab buying Gox's USD book threatens Gox's sustainability angle -92004;1362728478;BitHub;:B -92003;1362728492;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo im not even sure they seriously want the #1 spot. -92002;1362728495;BitHub;Bingo incorrect -92001;1362728512;BingoBongo;Ah, that's just my reading. -92000;1362728515;BitHub;they're are many peeps many working on ways for americans to get around coinlab into gox -91999;1362728516;mircea_popescu;but im pretty sure nothing was bought. -91998;1362728544;mod6;;;bc,tslb -91997;1362728545;gribble;Time since last block: 19 minutes and 16 seconds -91996;1362728552;mod6;of course -91995;1362728553;BitHub;i think you'll see a lil bump but gox should be okey :) -91994;1362728673;BingoBongo;I dunno yCombinator has all of that renting apartments out to methheads money Mircea, it was probably either bought, hyped, or humiliated. I don't think Gox was forced, but I say this with a low degree of confidence. -91993;1362728690;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo i'm with pigeons on that score : -91992;1362728695;BingoBongo;BitHub I trust it will be smooth, but the newbs opions shape the shouting -91991;1362728700;mircea_popescu;mtgox dispensed itself of the liabilitous us book -91990;1362728719;mircea_popescu;quite ellegantly at that. -91989;1362728743;BingoBongo;Coinlab probably though it was a bargain -91988;1362728773;mircea_popescu;it's how these things usually work. -91987;1362728810;mircea_popescu;after the french fiasco they certainly didn't feel the need for a replay, so. -91986;1362728834;mircea_popescu;it's a win-win : the noobs get bragging rights (which they don't know how to use, but hey, youth), mtgox gets out of some stick. -91985;1362728847;mircea_popescu;the us public becomes even more underserved, isolated, ghettoized -91984;1362728852;mircea_popescu;but then again that's unavoidable. -91983;1362728867;BingoBongo;Gox never really had the staff or skill to handle the low information customers -91982;1362728882;mircea_popescu;moreover, there's some lessons being learned here. everyone wants to be more like mpex. -91981;1362728922;BitHub;be nice is there was something just as big or popular as mtgox -91980;1362728925;BitHub;at least 4 places -91979;1362728937;BitHub;not good to depend just on mtgox? -91978;1362728946;mircea_popescu;maybe they'll crop up. -91977;1362728963;mircea_popescu;the thing is tho, the net result of mtgox's however we call it, incompetence, being stretched too thin -91976;1362728967;mircea_popescu;is that otc trade exploded,. -91975;1362728988;BingoBongo;ANd that's the crucial difference from 2011 -91974;1362728994;mircea_popescu;they have been bleeding market share month by month by month. by now i wouldn't even bet they do a third. -91973;1362729004;mircea_popescu;in 2011 they had 80% hands down -91972;1362729030;mircea_popescu;this of course becomes problematic for pricing options. -91971;1362729064;mod6;;;bc,tslb -91970;1362729065;gribble;Time since last block: 27 minutes and 56 seconds -91969;1362729065;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.63 BTC [+] -91968;1362729072;mod6;hardy fuckin har miners -91967;1362729094;BitHub;so is mpex going to do its own gox? :D -91966;1362729116;mircea_popescu;And thus it came to pass that the splendid son of bright-minded Keleos, -91965;1362729116;mircea_popescu;Dêmophôn, who was born to well-girded Metaneira -91964;1362729119;mod6;cross your fingers and pray to dog -91963;1362729124;mircea_popescu;well girded lol. that's a woman i'd like to meet. -91962;1362729124;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4999988 BTC [+] -91961;1362729130;mircea_popescu;BitHub nope -91960;1362729138;mod6;awe -91959;1362729149;mircea_popescu;it's not a business i know anything about whatsoever. -91958;1362729161;mircea_popescu;nor do i think it has much future -91957;1362729161;BitHub;and that's stopped you before? -91956;1362729163;BitHub;lulz -91955;1362729171;mircea_popescu;BitHub yea ? -91954;1362729222;BitHub;meh fiats -91953;1362729240;mircea_popescu;accincta. -91952;1362729244;mircea_popescu;do you suppose they meant tits ? -91951;1362729245;mircea_popescu;or ass ? -91950;1362729334;BitHub;hehe -91949;1362729341;mod6;this next block should be sizeable -91948;1362729356;BitHub;its such a good word, i use it for slang all the time -91947;1362729378;mod6;but its a 250k limit so the joke's on me LOL -91946;1362729391;mircea_popescu;i never understood how that 250k limit got to be there -91945;1362729391;BingoBongo;mod6 I would bet my bet makes it in this next block... -91944;1362729401;mod6;yeah, it should -91943;1362729413;mod6;mircea_popescu: yeah, that seems pretty strange to me now. -91942;1362729415;Bowjob;1 TB limit -91941;1362729418;Bowjob;raise dat limit -91940;1362729426;mircea_popescu;mod6 and you see, here's the problem : -91939;1362729441;mircea_popescu;recently i discovered the way bitcoind works is all quirky and based on assumptive limitations like that. -91938;1362729448;mircea_popescu;im starting to think one or several idiots can't code -91937;1362729454;mircea_popescu;and just write magic numbers everywhere -91936;1362729461;mircea_popescu;never heard of code and data sepparation etc. -91935;1362729509;mod6;do you believe there should be a block size limit at all? -91934;1362729514;BingoBongo;Another point for SD over most miners, BitcoinJ isn't as poorly coded as BitcoinD -91933;1362729529;mircea_popescu;mod6 well, that's moot. there was one to begin with. -91932;1362729548;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo i've never read it/used it -91931;1362729560;mod6;oh... it seems to me that if 1 billion people send 1 satoshi in 5 years, it could be a 10gb block... who cares, process it -91930;1362729584;mod6;maybe im just retarded -91929;1362729617;mod6;i have been hit in the head a lot :S -91928;1362729624;mircea_popescu;mod6 the problem here tho is that bitcoin as it is is bitcoin as it is. -91927;1362729636;mircea_popescu;if i get married to you on the understanding that you always wear red underwear -91926;1362729646;mircea_popescu;as stupid as that may turn out to be, it's still in the fucking contract -91925;1362729659;BingoBongo;mircea_popescu it still follows many of the arbitrary limits (because bitcoind), but the code organization is much better. Kind of sad because well, Java. -91924;1362729663;mod6;right, so yeah, they wrote it in, no going back. -91923;1362729679;mircea_popescu;now, the only way to change something like that is the way gavin proposed it -91922;1362729690;mircea_popescu;ie, "let they who have anything to lose decide where it should be" -91921;1362729719;mircea_popescu;they who have anything to lose are, of course, the miners. so a system where miners vote somehow on standard block size may be a replacement, maybe. -91920;1362729736;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo ya srsly. why the fuck do these people make these choices. -91919;1362729741;mircea_popescu;ruby on rails. java. what the fuck. -91918;1362729761;mircea_popescu;maybe it's a bad idea for coders to be allowed to chose their language. -91917;1362729784;mod6;na, gotta be able to pick the right tool for the job... but that doesn't always mean that the guy will make the best choice -91916;1362729794;mod6;i can still use a butter knife as a screwdriver -91915;1362729803;mod6;but its not best... im just retarded -91914;1362729813;BingoBongo;WordPress and a watch only wallet powered by ArmoryD is probably how I'd write a bitcoin site if I had to. -91913;1362729850;mod6;yeah, wow. im blown away by some of this. how did I not zero in on these things? -91912;1362729865;mod6;its like punching myself in the dick -91911;1362729890;mod6;;;bc,tslb -91910;1362729891;gribble;Time since last block: 41 minutes and 42 seconds -91909;1362729893;mod6;lol -91908;1362729996;Bowjob;s;;ticker -91907;1362729998;Bowjob;;;ticker -91906;1362729999;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.50000, Best ask: 42.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.25000, Last trade: 42.50000, 24 hour volume: 78229.70545564, 24 hour low: 40.11000, 24 hour high: 45.50000, 24 hour vwap: 43.23642 -91905;1362730018;BingoBongo;Honestly the miners'll probably roll with whatever, making the margins work is their business. Let the pool operators cap block sizes and open up the daemon for everyone else. -91904;1362730099;BingoBongo;mod6 the bet made it in, miracle what a decent transaction fee can do -91903;1362730164;mircea_popescu;there's problem with open ended blocksize -91902;1362730168;mircea_popescu;for one, the bloat -91901;1362730175;mircea_popescu;for the other, security strictly depends on the block being finite. -91900;1362730182;mircea_popescu;and is inverse of the block length -91899;1362730218;BingoBongo;pragmatism will lead miners to cap the size of their own blocks unless they want to birth hydrocephalitic orphans -91898;1362730256;mod6;BingoBongo: ok thanks man, i see you got one conf in this block: http://blockchain.info/block-index/355466/00000000000003bbf75f37b8a331938d6fb7dc61addf7bf6a97e95f8c9c0e5f0 -91897;1362730306;mod6;right, well i guess you dont want people putting in the wayback machine into the blockchain... -91896;1362730310;BingoBongo;mod6 and it is the first one. BitBet shows the bet as registered as well -91895;1362730322;mod6;good deal. -91894;1362730329;mircea_popescu;http://www.vice.com/read/new-york-cops-will-arrest-you-for-carrying-condoms -91893;1362730331;mircea_popescu;progress -91892;1362730337;mircea_popescu;have a large soda in a condom -91891;1362730396;mod6;yeah they're a bunch of Fascists -91890;1362730413;mod6;hitler was against very against smoking too -91889;1362730442;mircea_popescu;"Maybe some quota-filling cop thinks you look like a whore." -91888;1362730469;BingoBongo;Eh, take Canthaxanthin for a few months and walk around New York, some Cop will grab a real good feel. -91887;1362730527;mod6;BingoBongo: 2 confs now... -91886;1362730552;mod6;so at least with your .0025 fee, that was good enough -91885;1362730597;BingoBongo;mod6 It has been my standard fee for about a month now. I'm not patient enough to send with less. -91884;1362730708;BingoBongo;Even on small transactions it is cheaper than a wire -91883;1362730792;mod6;*nod* -91882;1362730827;mircea_popescu;what's that one do ? -91881;1362730854;BingoBongo;Canthaxanthin is a tanning pill -91880;1362730863;mod6;lol -91879;1362730869;mircea_popescu;a -91878;1362730876;mod6;ok gentlemen. -91877;1362730890;mircea_popescu;10 cents. seems legit. -91876;1362730913;mircea_popescu;http://omg.yahoo.com/blogs/celeb-news/dita-von-teese-stuns-first-ever-3-d-175606524.html -91875;1362730920;mircea_popescu;no, she's not baring cunt. it's worse. -91874;1362731526;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.63 BTC [+] -91873;1362731781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8150 @ 0.00072776 = 5.9312 BTC [-] -91872;1362731818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5150 @ 0.00075 = 3.8625 BTC [+] -91871;1362731885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.96000001 BTC [-] -91870;1362732006;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.45 BTC [-] -91869;1362732064;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [+] -91868;1362732076;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.24998 BTC [-] -91867;1362733009;Rick__;When will you fix MPEx -91866;1362733069;mircea_popescu;hi Rick__ -91865;1362733079;mircea_popescu;hang on for a minute here. -91864;1362733251;mircea_popescu;$post ew4aaH8L -91863;1362733254;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Server's response: http://pastebin.com/gZhCDu2b -91862;1362733264;ZedsterX;I just got up to having my comp hacked....so what is your sitch now MP? -91861;1362733332;mircea_popescu;$depth -91860;1362733333;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Server's response: http://pastebin.com/7iJS63TY -91859;1362733337;mircea_popescu;$vwap -91858;1362733338;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Server's response: Post limit, maximum pastes per 24h reached -91857;1362733345;mircea_popescu;heh -91856;1362733345;smickles;wtf?!! -91855;1362733359;smickles;i'm pro yo! -91854;1362733361;ZedsterX;anyone else in the channel have problem with attacks on their comp last night? -91853;1362733371;mircea_popescu;ok so! what you folks see here is a historical moment. -91852;1362733383;mircea_popescu;mpexbot is capable of proxing mpex trade server now. -91851;1362733383;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Error: "is" is not a valid command. -91850;1362733396;mircea_popescu;cute. -91849;1362733468;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [+] -91848;1362733473;ZedsterX;i guees not thx -91847;1362733488;smickles;for watever reason mpexbot's pro pastebin feature of posting >25 posts per day hasn't been enabled yet -91846;1362733491;Rick__;so what's mpexbot? -91845;1362733503;mircea_popescu;Rick__ it is a method of talking to mpex that can not be ddosed -91844;1362733507;mircea_popescu;as it has no known ip. -91843;1362733525;mircea_popescu;now, mpex infrastructure is being upgraded, and it will be back sometime today. -91842;1362733527;Rick__;okay,understand a bit -91841;1362733548;Rick__;Okay cool -91840;1362733564;Rick__;so many computer things that I dont understand -91839;1362733585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1337 @ 0.00075 = 1.0028 BTC [+] -91838;1362733588;mircea_popescu;Rick__ :) -91837;1362733609;BitHub;1337 -91836;1362733619;mircea_popescu;ok so, im closing the ordering now, because i don't want inconsistencies. this is all testnet stuff. -91835;1362733629;mircea_popescu;but the good news is here to stay. mpexbot. -91834;1362733678;BitHub;is it hard to make a ticker from your api mircea? -91833;1362733683;mircea_popescu;worst case scenario just moved to "if 10 Gb pipe isn't enough to stop ddos, we just trade via mpexbot" -91832;1362733712;mircea_popescu;BitHub not really an api but still, i don't think so, it's all json after all. -91831;1362733755;BitHub;okey, hopefully i can feature a mpex ticker on my site soon, if its okey with you of course -91830;1362733783;mircea_popescu;surely. -91829;1362733805;BitHub;:) sweet -91828;1362733826;Rick__;so what's the s.dice price now? -91827;1362733849;Rick__;what command can I use to check the price -91826;1362733906;mircea_popescu;Rick__ the price hasn't appreciably changed since trade has been locked for the past ~12 hours -91825;1362733914;mircea_popescu;the PTs trade about the same levels. -91824;1362733923;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct gsdpt -91823;1362733926;assbot;[BTCT:GSDPT] 1D: 0.00596 / 0.00599 / 0.00599 (92 shares, 0.6 BTC), 7D: 0.00261 / 0.00621 / 0.0065 (28529 shares, 177.2 BTC), 30D: 0.00261 / 0.00621 / 0.00687 (139940 shares, 868.7 BTC) -91822;1362733932;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock sdice -91821;1362733934;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.41510000 / 0.4566318 / 0.51000000 (197 shares, 89.95646538 BTC), 7D: 0.37000000 / 0.55221757 / 0.68700000 (1696 shares, 936.56099770 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.63685913 / 0.76500000 (8993 shares, 5727.27416254 BTC) -91820;1362733985;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4999988 = 2 BTC [+] -91819;1362733987;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4999988 = 2.5 BTC [+] -91818;1362734014;Bowjob;damn -91817;1362734018;Bowjob;shoulda bought some dice shares -91816;1362734022;Bowjob;coulda arb'd by now -91815;1362734023;Bowjob;lol -91814;1362734045;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49999999 BTC [+] -91813;1362734072;deadweasel;lordy they tanked on bitfunder, .004 -91812;1362734078;deadweasel;are they higher somewheres else? -91811;1362734078;BitHub;jesus -91810;1362734084;BitHub;that is low -91809;1362734099;maximian;last s.dice trade on mpex was something like 0.0058 -91808;1362734133;maximian;it rebounded -91807;1362734136;ZedsterX;gotta be in for the long haul and ho-pe or dump -91806;1362734145;deadweasel;what should I do with 1600 shares on bitfunder? -91805;1362734147;deadweasel;oh that -91804;1362734152;deadweasel;hold and hope -91803;1362734155;BitHub;i doubt s.dice will be here for the long run -91802;1362734169;BitHub;i would dump and pump into jah mining and collect daily divs -91801;1362734174;BitHub;that's what i been doin -91800;1362734191;maximian;I wouldn't be so sure about that. S.dice is more than just a dice game, it's a brand -91799;1362734206;BitHub;a brand> -91798;1362734209;BitHub;? -91797;1362734211;deadweasel;i had some jah, was good, but I can't get rid of these sdice. bought at .55 sold at 75, then bought back in at .6 cos I'm still learning, that's why -91796;1362734221;mircea_popescu;lol -91795;1362734238;mircea_popescu;so then if you sell at .4 you're even money -91794;1362734242;BitHub;just get rid of them all deadweasel -91793;1362734264;BitHub;and pump it into jah, anything you'll loose you'll make up in the dail divs -91792;1362734264;deadweasel;if they are 58 on mpex, know anybody who wants them at .55! -91791;1362734267;deadweasel;it's a firesale! -91790;1362734290;maximian;yes, building brand awareness is expensive. the value of s.dice's brand awareness justifies the stock price alone. -91789;1362734305;deadweasel;yeah, i'm going for divs only stocks these days. sdice may not make it to the next divs, as it is. the brand may make it through w/out the assets -91788;1362734314;maximian;Some big gaming concern is probably going to come in and scoop up s.dice -91787;1362734324;deadweasel;exactly, no more bitcoin divs -91786;1362734335;BitHub;lul gaming company -91785;1362734335;deadweasel;they' -91784;1362734341;ZedsterX;who/where is JAH? -91783;1362734347;BitHub;the core of the community hates S.DICE -91782;1362734349;maximian;An acquisition would be a great exit for all investors -91781;1362734362;BitHub;its spam -91780;1362734364;maximian;That's not true - some of the core devs, not all -91779;1362734371;BitHub;we just had a 5 hour tango convo about this before -91778;1362734377;BitHub;sorry some :) -91777;1362734380;maximian;There are enough mining pools who will always confirm s.dice transactions -91776;1362734392;deadweasel;let's not start this again -91775;1362734399;maximian;agreed :) -91774;1362734404;BitHub;agreed :) -91773;1362734405;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 39 @ 0.5 = 19.5 BTC [+] -91772;1362734413;BitHub;its been a good day, have you seen all the giveaways on otc? -91771;1362734427;BitHub;i even got in on the action -91770;1362734444;BitHub;gave away some btc for twitter followers heh -91769;1362734480;deadweasel;that's good business right now. +1s and followers and likes -91768;1362734499;ZedsterX;jah mining is on MPEX? I have never seen this or is it called something else -91767;1362734502;deadweasel;bitpride is going to do the same thing as sdice? -91766;1362734521;BitHub;yep when i eventually get into full marketing mode i'll pay offering btc tips for peeps who paste their address to me on twitter or fb -91765;1362734526;BitHub;:) -91764;1362734545;BitHub;better than fb's advertising system -91763;1362734547;deadweasel;you should automate it --- mechanical turk for likes. -91762;1362734559;deadweasel;real people, can't get around that -91761;1362734559;BitHub;ahh i wish i could -91760;1362734564;deadweasel;you could -91759;1362734576;BitHub;but the coding, programming stuff, me doing it? is like getting the janitor to fly the airplane -91758;1362734581;BitHub;instead of a pilot -91757;1362734597;deadweasel;spend some time to interview local college kids for an 'internship'. orjust pay them shit -91756;1362734619;BitHub;lul i'm paying a few programmers on here atm, slowly -91755;1362734619;deadweasel;until you get bigger then hire a better coder and scrap and redo -91754;1362734624;BitHub;it gets exe -91753;1362734634;deadweasel;yup -91752;1362734642;BitHub;:) -91751;1362734646;deadweasel;get the ones from india -91750;1362734648;Namworld;ZedsterX: no -91749;1362734655;deadweasel;srsly though, expectations of bitpride? -91748;1362734669;Namworld;idk about bitpride -91747;1362734674;BitHub;um bitpride i was looking at those shares but felt a bit shy -91746;1362734683;ZedsterX;Namworld: thx so where is it listed? -91745;1362734688;BitHub;its cool its something different but i dont know -91744;1362734688;Namworld;I got a few shares for the heck of it. -91743;1362734696;BitHub;bitfunder.com -91742;1362734706;deadweasel;i'd just rather have my btc going up than my shares going down. -91741;1362734710;Namworld;https://bitfunder.com/asset/JAH -91740;1362734717;ZedsterX;was buttfunder pointed at me? -91739;1362734723;ZedsterX;hehe thx guys -91738;1362734729;maximian;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/7iJS63TY has been removed already -91737;1362734743;BitHub;is jah the only onepaying daily divs on BF? -91736;1362734745;mircea_popescu;maximian i think they die in 10 minutes -91735;1362734752;BitHub;everyone else is weekly or monthly yeah? -91734;1362734754;maximian;ah, ok -91733;1362734768;maximian;I like the idea… but what if pastebin gets DDoS'd? -91732;1362734781;mircea_popescu;$vwap -91731;1362734783;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Server's response: Post limit, maximum pastes per 24h reached -91730;1362734786;mircea_popescu;heh. -91729;1362734790;maximian;that sucks -91728;1362734792;mircea_popescu;maximian move to a diff one -91727;1362734795;maximian;yeah -91726;1362734800;maximian;need a higher limit -91725;1362734803;mircea_popescu;maximian it's temporary tho. they've not credited the acct to pro status yet -91724;1362734813;maximian;i see -91723;1362734816;BitHub;ddos sucks -91722;1362734834;mircea_popescu;anyway, the surface keeps growing. -91721;1362734835;BitHub;is it really hard to combat it? -91720;1362734844;mircea_popescu;now the attacker has to take out all pastebins too ? -91719;1362734849;BitHub;or just really expensive? -91718;1362734862;mircea_popescu;BitHub it's impossible to combat it, in principle. -91717;1362734875;BitHub;shitty -91716;1362734884;mircea_popescu;mpex is pretty much the only thing that even has a prayer at it, but otherwise... nope. -91715;1362734896;BitHub;ahh yep true -91714;1362734897;mircea_popescu;they ARE expensive to do tho, so in a sense a self limiting condition -91713;1362734899;Rick__;when will be the new version of bitvps's website on? -91712;1362734908;mircea_popescu;Rick__ today. -91711;1362734917;mircea_popescu;o sorry -91710;1362734919;BitHub;any idea who's behind it? -91709;1362734921;mircea_popescu;i thought you were asking about mpecx -91708;1362734925;mircea_popescu;BitHub nope -91707;1362734929;Rick__;o,hehe -91706;1362734934;BitHub;bounty time? -91705;1362734951;Rick__;I have been waiting the new bitvps for a month -91704;1362734961;Rick__;they always say soon -91703;1362734973;Bowjob;" * Show your support in asking the MPOE exchange where the S.DICE security is located, to de-list the security until the problem is addressed." -91702;1362734976;BitHub;free membership and 5btc to whoever finds -91701;1362734997;Bowjob;guys a huge dump is happening -91700;1362735003;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150493.0 -91699;1362735017;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/ -91698;1362735098;maximian;that misterbigg guy is a little slow -91697;1362735116;Bowjob;just increase the min bet -91696;1362735118;mircea_popescu;maximian he;s a funny guy. he was active in the s.dice thread back in august -91695;1362735125;Bowjob;0.1 BTC per bet or gtfo -91694;1362735126;mircea_popescu;then the girl found out about his dirty past -91693;1362735129;mircea_popescu;so he took a break -91692;1362735132;mircea_popescu;i see he's back now -91691;1362735140;maximian;hehheh…I wonder why he bothers -91690;1362735155;Bowjob;well, it took like over an hour to confirm my tx last night -91689;1362735158;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is where the cool kids are. hard to stay away -91688;1362735165;mircea_popescu;Bowjob i had some quwued for 6. -91687;1362735169;Bowjob;damn -91686;1362735170;Bowjob;lol -91685;1362735186;Bowjob;imo we need a compromise. this blockchain bloat is annoying -91684;1362735187;deadweasel;can i push from bitfunder to havelock? -91683;1362735201;Bowjob;how about increasing the min bet on all dice games -91682;1362735203;Bowjob;0.1 or gtfo -91681;1362735209;Bowjob;that seems reasonable -91680;1362735221;deadweasel;i like that idea, until BTC is worth $100, 1000 -91679;1362735225;BitHub;it wouldn't be that hard to get s.dice shut down -91678;1362735229;BitHub;i mean really -91677;1362735248;BitHub;they're based in usa right? -91676;1362735253;deadweasel;I think Sdice needs to handle the issue on their end, do their own gambling fork. -91675;1362735263;maximian;I do like all this s.dice exposure… being talked about is what keeps it on top -91674;1362735263;deadweasel;i dunno I'm not a dev, -91673;1362735281;BitHub;yeah its good pr for sure -91672;1362735281;deadweasel;anyway, how could I get my SDICE from bitfunder to havelock? -91671;1362735341;Namworld;They could easily take bitcoin deposits and have a fork for the sole purpose of calculating lucky numbers, nay? -91670;1362735359;BitHub;i just hope s.dice pays taxes -91669;1362735361;Namworld;giving a fork balance that can be cashed out... inconvenient tho -91668;1362735364;BitHub;for their sake -91667;1362735374;mircea_popescu;Namworld nay -91666;1362735377;Namworld;I don't know about that. -91665;1362735378;mircea_popescu;it wouldn't be trustworthy. -91664;1362735470;deadweasel;yeah, i don't know. I have no solutions. just shrinking asset value. -91663;1362735474;smickles;gaaw, wtf are these people on about, do the really thing some script,ajax heavy site would do better against a sustained ddos than a few
tags? -91662;1362735496;mircea_popescu;which people ? -91661;1362735501;Bowjob;the dice share holders will be opposed to delisting their shares -91660;1362735505;Bowjob;wtf is mrbig thinking -91659;1362735511;smickles;people like that mrbig and such -91658;1362735513;mircea_popescu;define thinking. -91657;1362735536;mircea_popescu;smickles the stupid want everything remade in their image -91656;1362735560;mircea_popescu;that such nonsense would require throwing away the edges doesn't worry them : they don't know what those are anyway -91655;1362735572;smickles;srsly, that was what I came back to when i went to the forum for the first time in a while -91654;1362735584;smickles;"grinds my gears" so to speak -91653;1362735611;Bowjob;the tx fees are there on top of the house edge yeah -91652;1362735615;smickles;and all the chuckleheads talking about raising the blocksize -91651;1362735638;smickles;yogs! all of them yogs! -91650;1362735678;mircea_popescu;lol -91649;1362735693;mircea_popescu;now imagine how bitcoin would work if it were you know... like fiat -91648;1362735705;mircea_popescu;where the mobile vulgus actually had power. -91647;1362735758;mircea_popescu;it's kind of interesting how this all worked out btw. the -otc and forum, home of the unwashed masses, all revolutionary and shit. the -assets, where the landed gentry naturally gathers, all conservative. -91646;1362735787;mircea_popescu;apparently all political history is contained within people themselves. -91645;1362735791;smickles;human nature at work -91644;1362736164;BitHub;so we're making history right now? -91643;1362736357;mircea_popescu;well history is made all the time -91642;1362736501;BitHub;yeh but none of it really matters -91641;1362736516;BitHub;especially before the internet was born, real pointless stuff -91640;1362736547;mircea_popescu;hehe -91639;1362736566;BitHub;i've liked how things have played out so far but are we about to see a real dark turn in the road? -91638;1362736602;mircea_popescu;always the question. -91637;1362736621;BitHub;hmmm -91636;1362736988;OneMiner;The whole issue is wildly overblown. Some extra action will be taken to penalize spammy transactions and the blocksize always had to go up at some point. Not right now though, I think. -91635;1362737069;maximian;the issue is very polarizing for some reason -91634;1362737147;maximian;did mpexbot get ddos'd too?! -91633;1362737156;OneMiner;It's all the anarchists railing about the injustice (nay TYRANNY) of the concept that the blockchain shouldn't contain an unlimited amount of garbage. -91632;1362737195;OneMiner;Bah, I need to stop phrasing it that way. I'm not doing any good with this noise. -91631;1362737197;maximian;unlimited garbage is a problem, and needs to be dealt with -91630;1362737235;OneMiner;It will be worked out, I'm sure people will be upset for a while. But when the sun rises the next day things will look brighter. -91629;1362737242;maximian;agreed -91628;1362737269;maximian;the drama is compelling, hence the topic goes on and on -91627;1362737269;mircea_popescu;maximian haha nah -91626;1362737306;mircea_popescu;OneMiner the problem is the definition, of course. -91625;1362737341;mircea_popescu;selecting what is garbage is an overstretch of the licenses granted. -91624;1362737341;OneMiner;We feed on it right? Here we are trying to adopt a new currency, pretty much out of the blue. Right away we are overly invested relative to the rest of the world. We are all a bit nutty. -91623;1362737349;mircea_popescu;or in other words, the president don't have that authority. -91622;1362737391;mircea_popescu;http://thebotnet.com/guides-and-tutorials/49828-how-to-access-the-hidden-wiki/ -91621;1362737396;mircea_popescu;that first post is hysterical. -91620;1362737403;OneMiner;mircea_popescu Except in this case we do have the authority. It's a collective as opposed to unilateral action. -91619;1362737417;mircea_popescu;"a collective" is scarce basis for authority. -91618;1362737428;OneMiner;What would be your standard? -91617;1362737448;OneMiner;We all choose which clients to run right? There's the vote right there. -91616;1362737449;mircea_popescu;unless you get your subject to agree with you, there's no basis. -91615;1362737452;mircea_popescu;sure. -91614;1362737462;OneMiner;Bam, problem solved. -91613;1362737465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 26 @ 0.5 = 13 BTC [+] -91612;1362737476;mircea_popescu;if it actually was solvable that way therer wouldn't be all the whining. -91611;1362737496;mircea_popescu;the problem is tghat there's no problem, and random selection of idiots are trying to manufacture one for poluitical reasons. -91610;1362737502;mircea_popescu;which is ridiuclous, but hey, americans. -91609;1362737502;OneMiner;Well... It WILL be solved that way and there STILL will be whining. -91608;1362737511;mircea_popescu;thats how much they can do. -91607;1362737583;OneMiner;It's ok though. The alt coins proove that there is no absolute authority. Miners each have a choice of what transactions to include, the world keep turning. -91606;1362737594;mircea_popescu;indubitably. -91605;1362737621;mircea_popescu;it's funny tho, because in real world politics people consider the media's focusing on margianl nonissues as signs of some sort of conspiracy. -91604;1362737640;mircea_popescu;yet in bitcoin there's no media, and yet in bitcoin people focus on marginal nonissues instead of facing the hard stuff. like fixing the damned client. -91603;1362737649;mircea_popescu;no conspiracy. just... the nature of the human herd. -91602;1362737662;OneMiner;Cool. I just wanted to pop in with that PSA, the topic is on everybodies mind. :P I've been speaking about this all day. I'm going to bed. :) -91601;1362737669;mircea_popescu;nn -91600;1362737717;Namworld;Damn... MPEx needs to come back up. I want to put some orders in =/ -91599;1362737746;OneMiner;I don't hold their views against them. The details do matter. Maybe it's the need for sleep but I can sympathize to a degree. -91598;1362737775;OneMiner;nn -91597;1362737775;maximian;I have mpex withdrawal myself -91596;1362737874;smickles;$vwap -91595;1362737877;mpexbot;smickles: Server's response: Post limit, maximum pastes per 24h reached -91594;1362737886;smickles;scumbag pastebin -91593;1362737888;mircea_popescu;eh wtf is with them ppls. -91592;1362737905;smickles;they have an excellent business model -91591;1362737911;smickles;1. take you money -91590;1362737912;mircea_popescu;ya. charge and don't deliver -91589;1362739213;Namworld;What's the new time estimates on MPEx availability? -91588;1362739245;Namworld;Should I just go sleep and come back tomorrow or is it almost done? -91587;1362739301;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.0342 BTC [+] -91586;1362739660;ZedsterX;looks like time for bed -91585;1362739690;Namworld;yeah -91584;1362739702;Namworld;Nothing else to do. -91583;1362739712;Namworld;Goodbye -91582;1362740429;mircea_popescu;namworld actually imminent -91581;1362740432;mircea_popescu;o boy poor guy -91580;1362740504;BitHub;hehe -91579;1362740601;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.345 = 0.69 BTC [+] -91578;1362740684;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.089 BTC [-] -91577;1362740787;mircea_popescu;mpex.coinbr.com -91576;1362740790;mircea_popescu;maximian ^ -91575;1362740813;maximian;ahhh…. relief -91574;1362740825;maximian;ty -91573;1362740831;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.005978 = 0.0179 BTC [-] -91572;1362740864;maximian;so this is on the new 10Gb connection? -91571;1362740913;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 450 @ 0.18400178 = 82.8008 BTC [-] -91570;1362740949;mircea_popescu;ill be around to process withdrawals/deposits for anyone needing. -91569;1362740961;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00195 BTC [+] -91568;1362740993;jcpham;http://jcph.am/2013/03/08/a-letter-to-my-son/ -91567;1362741006;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 815 @ 0.13708413 = 111.7236 BTC [-] -91566;1362741017;mircea_popescu;you have a son ?! -91565;1362741047;jcpham;youngest bitcoin owner ever -91564;1362741048;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P410T] 680 @ 0.11119696 = 75.6139 BTC [-] -91563;1362741059;mircea_popescu;interesting, puts are covering ?! -91562;1362741125;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P370T] 100 @ 0.06940607 = 6.9406 BTC [-] -91561;1362741132;mircea_popescu;learn something every day. -91560;1362741191;jcpham;is 2175 the correct year -91559;1362741197;jcpham;why can i not verify that -91558;1362741246;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 650 @ 0.05313042 = 34.5348 BTC [-] -91557;1362741368;jcpham;also i'm serious about a screenplay -91556;1362741377;jcpham;consider that an opening a prologue -91555;1362741386;Namworld;I think I'll stay until my MPEx deposit is processed. -91554;1362741388;jcpham;opening scene -91553;1362741393;jcpham;kid open letter -91552;1362741438;mircea_popescu;ok this is backwards world. -91551;1362741448;mircea_popescu;mpex is closed for a day, when it reopens everyone wants to deposit. -91550;1362741456;mircea_popescu;i imagined there'd be withdrawals -91549;1362741460;mircea_popescu;Namworld hey -91548;1362741465;mjr__;lol nice -91547;1362741468;Namworld;Why? Because someone DDoS it? -91546;1362741473;mircea_popescu;i was just saying, poor guy. you went off like 5 minutes before -91545;1362741486;maximian;anyone who isn't a nervous nelly knows that it was just a temporary issue -91544;1362741493;Namworld;Yeah, well sleeping is not my forte. -91543;1362741506;mircea_popescu;hahaha good 1 -91542;1362741546;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 20 @ 0.05216909 = 1.0434 BTC [-] -91541;1362741553;jurov;hi Namworld, can i redirect coinbr.com to bitvps, should the need arise? -91540;1362741568;mircea_popescu;halelujah some calls. -91539;1362741580;mjr__;mpex is back up? -91538;1362741607;mircea_popescu;mjr__ yeh -91537;1362741615;Namworld;I'd prefer if you didn't... -91536;1362741620;jurov;;) -91535;1362741633;mircea_popescu;lol -91534;1362741650;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P370T] 195 @ 0.06938646 = 13.5304 BTC [-] -91533;1362741653;BitHub;mpex trading via social media when its down? -91532;1362741677;mircea_popescu;BitHub but it's not down. -91531;1362741677;jurov;yes, facebook app coming shortly -91530;1362741687;BitHub;hehe -91529;1362741726;jurov;but twatter wouldn't be bad... if they had sane interface -91528;1362741726;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C270T] 214 @ 0.37437884 = 80.1171 BTC [+] -91527;1362741747;mircea_popescu;now those must have been some juicy calls. -91526;1362741755;BitHub;yeah that's what im thinking, twitter could come in handy for situations like that -91525;1362741787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7076 @ 0.00072764 = 5.1488 BTC [-] -91524;1362741810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45500 @ 0.00069034 = 31.4105 BTC [-] -91523;1362741813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42424 @ 0.00067334 = 28.5658 BTC [-] -91522;1362741830;maximian;mircea_popescu: so what about http://mpex.co ? -91521;1362741846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 78 @ 0.00413 = 0.3221 BTC [-] -91520;1362741854;Namworld;still being DDoS'ed I presume -91519;1362741867;mircea_popescu;maximian there's a lot of hardware being set up. i wanted to get people a lifeline as soon as possible -91518;1362741875;maximian;ok -91517;1362741884;maximian;not critical anyway -91516;1362741902;mircea_popescu;access may be spotty over the next coupla days as everything's being assembled, but hey. -91515;1362741907;mircea_popescu;better than stone cold, i would think. -91514;1362741927;maximian;as long as trades can be executed, it's all good -91513;1362741959;mircea_popescu;jcpham if your son's called jackson are you jack ? -91512;1362741973;jcpham;definitely -91511;1362742021;jcpham;he has the same initals as me so he can assume my identity one day -91510;1362742026;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 445 @ 0.08865601 = 39.4519 BTC [-] -91509;1362742028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00588401 BTC [+] -91508;1362742039;jcpham;people can live forever on the internet you know -91507;1362742045;jcpham;or at least an identity can -91506;1362742049;Bowjob;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozWGvWpEamU -91505;1362742051;mircea_popescu;aha -91504;1362742206;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 750 @ 0.20943788 = 157.0784 BTC [-] -91503;1362742443;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C290T] 389 @ 0.3278143 = 127.5198 BTC [+] -91502;1362742469;Namworld;hmm -91501;1362742485;Namworld;Who sold those P490T? -91500;1362742494;jurov;you did -91499;1362742509;Namworld;Nope. -91498;1362742534;Namworld;But if someone still wants to sell a few, I'd take some. -91497;1362742538;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00898 BTC [-] -91496;1362742540;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 176 @ 0.00899 = 1.5822 BTC [+] -91495;1362742566;mircea_popescu;it seems to me most sales are either deep calls takingprofits -91494;1362742573;mircea_popescu;or short plays like puts trying to cut losses -91493;1362742584;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 150 @ 0.009 = 1.35 BTC [+] -91492;1362742586;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 43 @ 0.01 = 0.43 BTC [+] -91491;1362742616;Namworld;maybe -91490;1362742708;mircea_popescu;"The properties and procedures of bitcoin can solve real world problems like voting and tokenization, but for now, we use it as money." -91489;1362742727;mircea_popescu;"and we bitch like a virgin in hell if anyone explores alternate uses" -91488;1362742740;Schadenfreude;What's going on with coinbr? -91487;1362742746;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1 = 2 BTC [+] -91486;1362742887;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude what is ? -91485;1362742980;Schadenfreude;Ah, figures, they removed https during maintenance -91484;1362743013;mircea_popescu;he's moved hosts iirc -91483;1362743416;Bowjob;http://life.nationalpost.com/2013/03/06/ultra-exclusive-4-7-million-lamborghini-veneno-to-challenge-ferrari-and-mclaren/ -91482;1362743448;Bowjob;I'll pay maybe 50 bitcoins for that -91481;1362743819;mircea_popescu;lol -91480;1362744060;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 225 @ 0.20947704 = 47.1323 BTC [+] -91479;1362744126;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 85 @ 0.23623458 = 20.0799 BTC [-] -91478;1362744603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 200000 @ 0.00075 = 150 BTC [+] -91477;1362744766;Bowjob;http://www.pinballcoin.com/# -91476;1362744769;Bowjob;this looks fun -91475;1362744770;Bowjob;lol -91474;1362745386;error4733;haha 11 fail on pinballcoin -91473;1362745394;Bowjob;what happened on 11 -91472;1362745395;Bowjob;i didnt see it -91471;1362745396;Bowjob;lol -91470;1362745411;Bowjob;still pending -91469;1362745414;Bowjob;mhm -91468;1362745431;error4733;12 same -91467;1362745436;Bowjob;do you see it if i spam the free button? -91466;1362745457;mircea_popescu;Up to 17.5 million RBS banking group customers were left without their money last night as the bank’s systems crashed. -91465;1362745457;error4733;and me ? -91464;1362745481;Bowjob;Mhm, is the free button provably fair -91463;1362745484;Bowjob;i seem to lose a lot -91462;1362745485;Bowjob;lol -91461;1362745500;Bowjob;shouldnt i win a lot on the free button -91460;1362745559;Namworld;the center stuff have way more paths leading to them than others... assuming each spot has the actual odds the same as if the coin had 50% falling either side of each nail. -91459;1362745630;Bowjob;i hit a 5 -91458;1362745692;error4733;cool, add then with all your imaginary coin -91457;1362745693;Bowjob;mhm, i hit the free button 104 times, i made my browser slow to a crawl -91456;1362745712;jurov;finally managed to sneak into my bitvps vps.. -91455;1362745720;jurov;just did mount / -f -o remount,ro ; dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/root -91454;1362745730;jurov;>:D -91453;1362745771;jurov;leave burned ground to them -91452;1362745776;error4733;haaa fail, i just try but with instawallet -91451;1362745828;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.65 = 1.95 BTC [-] -91450;1362746286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18000 @ 0.00075 = 13.5 BTC [+] -91449;1362746546;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.65 = 9.75 BTC [-] -91448;1362746730;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00801 BTC [-] -91447;1362746732;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.008 BTC [-] -91446;1362746734;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 77 @ 0.00725 = 0.5583 BTC [-] -91445;1362747386;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.65 = 3.9 BTC [-] -91444;1362748441;Chaang-Noi;asicminer? :) -91443;1362748451;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 335 @ 0.65 = 217.75 BTC [-] -91442;1362748481;mircea_popescu;starting to move a little. -91441;1362748490;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc asicminer-pt -91440;1362748492;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.65 / 0.65 / 0.65 (383 shares, 249 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.65004 / 0.655 (625 shares, 406.3 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.65004 / 0.655 (625 shares, 406.3 BTC) -91439;1362748495;Chaang-Noi;price or volume? -91438;1362748501;mircea_popescu;volume is what i meant -91437;1362748523;Chaang-Noi;otc there was a lot of movement -91436;1362748529;mircea_popescu;ah -91435;1362748543;Chaang-Noi;more than 10,000 shares sold in the last 2 to 3 weeks -91434;1362748546;mircea_popescu;price seems glued to 65 tho -91433;1362748562;Chaang-Noi;that was my fault, im fixing that right now -91432;1362748602;Chaang-Noi;only 40 shares left at .65 and then im no longer under contract to sell at that price -91431;1362748643;Chaang-Noi;after bfl fails to ship and asicminer gets 50% of the network i think 1.5 btc might trade -91430;1362748787;Chaang-Noi;you still getting ddossed? -91429;1362748990;TradeFortress;well it looks likes it -91428;1362749084;mircea_popescu;sure. -91427;1362749099;mircea_popescu;use mpex.coinbr.com for now. -91426;1362749139;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, are they just targeting mpex.co and not mpex.coinbr.com? -91425;1362749154;mircea_popescu;nah -91424;1362749175;mircea_popescu;i used tghe ddos to make a lot of upgrades, not everything's ready to come up online -91423;1362749184;mircea_popescu;but i wanted to open up trade for people, so -91422;1362749198;mircea_popescu;sorta midway solution for now. -91421;1362749442;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P450T] 675 @ 0.15947462 = 107.6454 BTC [-] -91420;1362749707;mircea_popescu;Ukto i notice you're conspicuously absent https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1599582#msg1599582 -91419;1362749728;mircea_popescu;and wtf is going on in these people's heads, they're simultaneously arguing which exchanges should list and delist s.dice -91418;1362749743;mircea_popescu;what is this, the dictature of the proletariat or someshit ?! who even asked them. -91417;1362749843;Namworld;Why is the return amount needed on losses? -91416;1362749857;Namworld;the 1 satoshi or so outputs by S.DICE? -91415;1362749876;BitHub;bitcoin isn't a dictatorship? -91414;1362749917;Namworld;Can't Erik remove those? I don't see much point anyway. You can check your lucky number regardless... If you don't win, don't confirm by sending 1 satoshi? -91413;1362750035;Ukto;heh -91412;1362750041;Ukto;mircea_popescu: they are just going overkill -91411;1362750043;Ukto;it wont happen -91410;1362750056;Ukto;I was talking to Erik the other day -91409;1362750062;Ukto;yesterday? day before -91408;1362750066;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4600001 = 2.3 BTC [-] -91407;1362750069;Ukto;not worth posting -91406;1362750103;Namworld;No, but is the 1 satoshi return on loss needed? -91405;1362750112;Namworld;Seems that part could be killed at least -91404;1362750217;mircea_popescu;Namworld i guess maybe that is in fact superfluous -91403;1362750222;mircea_popescu;i have no idea why they do it this way. -91402;1362750231;Ukto;mircea_popescu: is erik even under any kind of permentant "cant just up and move" contract with mpex anyways? -91401;1362750236;mircea_popescu;yes. -91400;1362750252;Ukto;how to enforce? -91399;1362750268;mircea_popescu;some people stick to their contracts ? -91398;1362750271;mircea_popescu;what enforce. -91397;1362750272;Ukto;i mean, seems a bit draconian ? -91396;1362750280;mircea_popescu;why ? -91395;1362750282;Ukto;"you can never leave" -91394;1362750286;Ukto;i dunno -91393;1362750287;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, yet BF does the 2nf most volume -91392;1362750310;mircea_popescu;Ukto if you think about it the only practical effect it has is it prevents accounting becoming a mess a la asicminer. -91391;1362750317;mircea_popescu;or whatever other post-glbse assets -91390;1362750335;Ukto;it worked fine there -91389;1362750350;Namworld;SD offers a lookup tool to check your lucky numbers anyway. If you lose, you can see it from the tool. -91388;1362750350;mircea_popescu;i didn't get that impression. -91387;1362750355;Ukto;Namworld ? -91386;1362750359;mircea_popescu;even with the relatively few shareholders. -91385;1362750366;Namworld;A lookup search box should be palced prominently on SD -91384;1362750381;Ukto;Namworld: join the conversation for a sec pls :P -91383;1362750383;Namworld;If you don't win, don't reply with a 1 satoshi transaction -91382;1362750388;mircea_popescu;Namworld i dunno, did erik even say at any point why they're sending it that way ? -91381;1362750424;Namworld;no... I guess so people know the bet has been processed? -91380;1362750429;Namworld;and that they lost? -91379;1362750432;TradeFortress;Namworld, people want to know if they won or not -91378;1362750448;Namworld;You can check that without a transaction... that's the point -91377;1362750464;Namworld;The 1 satoshi "You lose" transaction is kind of pointless. -91376;1362750473;mircea_popescu;well it does give closure on the spot -91375;1362750481;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 40 @ 0.65 = 26 BTC [-] -91374;1362750483;mircea_popescu;maybe that's what it was. -91373;1362750491;Chaang-Noi;ahh i was going to buy them shares -91372;1362750494;TradeFortress;It worked pretty well in the early ages -91371;1362750500;TradeFortress;Maybe it's due for a change now. -91370;1362750504;mircea_popescu;ya, possibly something that's no longer needed -91369;1362750509;mircea_popescu;has erik commented on the thing at all ? -91368;1362750518;Namworld;Not sure... -91367;1362750539;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P350T] 105 @ 0.05283354 = 5.5475 BTC [-] -91366;1362750545;Namworld;I don't want to read 1 billion forum posts and stupidities just to find if Erik ever considered/commented -91365;1362750563;mircea_popescu;heh yeah. -91364;1362750596;mircea_popescu;im not sure what their point is anyway. "unspendable" ?! -91363;1362750608;mircea_popescu;well holly molly, if 1 satoshi is unspendable then what are we doing here -91362;1362750616;mircea_popescu;basically bitcoin will die a thermic death -91361;1362750618;mircea_popescu;of satoshi -91360;1362750666;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -91359;1362750667;mircea_popescu;how come colored coins are spendable but satoshi aren't ? isn't this exactly the same thing ? -91358;1362750673;mircea_popescu;perhaps im missing something. -91357;1362750737;TradeFortress;it bloats the unspent inputs -91356;1362750756;mircea_popescu;ok -91355;1362750768;mircea_popescu;but there must be a mechanism to reclaim those -91354;1362750772;mircea_popescu;otherwise we slowly leak btc -91353;1362750842;Namworld;apparently not... 1 satoshi takes more fees to transact than the satoshi itself. -91352;1362750854;Namworld;and people tend to exclude 1 satoshi transactions -91351;1362750868;mircea_popescu;interesting -91350;1362750898;Namworld;I guess that's mostly that. Not that it's actually impossible to try to send it without any fee. -91349;1362750904;Bowjob;http://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/19utdu/hey_rstarcraft_its_my_7th_cake_day_and_youre_my/ -91348;1362750909;Bowjob;Free 1 dollar to everyone -91347;1362750914;Bowjob;just commen -91346;1362750915;Bowjob;lol -91345;1362750933;mircea_popescu;Namworld if they get to be old enough don't they become free ? -91344;1362750990;Chaang-Noi;have some dust in wallet, send to dice for lulz to get rid of it, win under12000 lol -91343;1362751008;mircea_popescu;you can't really spend specified inputs can you -91342;1362751019;mircea_popescu;or are you using the pythin toolbox -91341;1362751068;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, any output smaller than 0.01 requires fee -91340;1362751082;TradeFortress;so you can't send 1 satoshi. must send a million 1 satoshi inputs and the size of TX will make fees kill -91339;1362751085;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress days destroyed ruyles don't appply ? -91338;1362751099;TradeFortress;nope. -91337;1362751102;mircea_popescu;aha -91336;1362751105;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.005977 BTC [-] -91335;1362751115;Namworld;I see -91334;1362751125;mircea_popescu;i wonder why ? -91333;1362751135;mircea_popescu;more of the same magic number business i guess -91332;1362751150;TradeFortress;It's to apply a penalty to people who try to bloat the blockchain -91331;1362751157;Namworld;I believe in making hardblocks -91330;1362751165;mircea_popescu;i don't care so much what people intend to do TradeFortress -91329;1362751175;mircea_popescu;the point is that serious coders don't use magic numbers. -91328;1362751203;Namworld;and prunning the blockchain -91327;1362751214;TradeFortress;then be a miner and choose which TXes to accept :) -91326;1362751240;mircea_popescu;heh -91325;1362751244;mircea_popescu;but its more of a codingissue -91324;1362751250;mircea_popescu;how did they come up with 0,01 ? -91323;1362751258;mircea_popescu;why not e / 100 -91322;1362751273;mircea_popescu;why not fifty bitcoins -91321;1362751275;TradeFortress;because a small group of coders decided on it. a customizable fee system would be better -91320;1362751285;TradeFortress;set your own fee policy. -91319;1362751286;mircea_popescu;stupid way to code, this. -91318;1362751346;mircea_popescu;and for that matter, if you're trying to apply a penalty to people who tryt to bloat the blockchain -91317;1362751346;TradeFortress;it could (not saying it is) be based on the cost it takes to process/store the TX -91316;1362751360;mircea_popescu;you want to impose a fee on txs that have small OUTPOUTS -91315;1362751363;mircea_popescu;not small inputs. -91314;1362751373;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, it is small outputs! -91313;1362751382;mircea_popescu;if it is small outputs -91312;1362751389;TradeFortress; mircea_popescu, any output smaller than 0.01 requires fee -91311;1362751393;mircea_popescu;then i can use 10 satoshi inputs just fine -91310;1362751421;TradeFortress;sure, but you need tons of them, and kb fee. -91309;1362751431;TradeFortress;either way the fee system isn't optimal -91308;1362751817;mircea_popescu;okay, im off. later all -91307;1362751923;Namworld;later -91306;1362752646;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4600001 = 2.3 BTC [-] -91305;1362779699;mircea_popescu;hey all! -91304;1362779740;Namworld;Hello -91303;1362779747;Namworld;not much trading going on right now -91302;1362779757;deadweasel;howdy -91301;1362779813;mircea_popescu;i guess not huh -91300;1362780057;jcpham;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19wq78/my_horrible_bitinstantzipzapmoneygram7eleven/ -91299;1362780469;smickles;i guess pizza is what we should stick too -91298;1362780474;smickles;er, to -91297;1362780857;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149892.0 -91296;1362781035;mircea_popescu;im preparing a little bomb over here. -91295;1362781083;mircea_popescu;blockchain.info down too huh -91294;1362781225;pizzaman1337;oh noes, http://mpex.coinbr.com/ just died -91293;1362781251;topace;zomg bitcoin is exploding! -91292;1362781286;Namworld;topace: what? -91291;1362781324;topace;mpex down, blockchain.info down, block softlimit filesize reached... -91290;1362781341;topace;BOOM GOES THE DYNAMITE -91289;1362781389;mircea_popescu;o srsly ?! -91288;1362781399;kakobrekla;ass related http://heahea.org/img/743-Toilet_tissue_promotion.jpg -91287;1362781400;mircea_popescu;it's fine dood -91286;1362781418;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 what are you talkin' about you troll you -91285;1362781427;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: it's back now -91284;1362781440;mircea_popescu;you prolly had a dns flicker -91283;1362781449;deadweasel;you're not kiddin. blockchain is undermaintenance -91282;1362781459;mircea_popescu;i wasn;t,no -91281;1362781464;kakobrekla;its all misterbiggs fault! -91280;1362781471;topace;what should mpex.co resolve to ? -91279;1362781474;deadweasel;that mofo -91278;1362781486;deadweasel;it should resolve to be a profitable venture -91277;1362781490;mircea_popescu;topace mpex.co nothing yet. mpex.coinbr.com is what you want -91276;1362781514;mircea_popescu;also, let me introduce everyone to mpexbot -91275;1362781514;topace;yea thats fine here -91274;1362781517;mircea_popescu;$help -91273;1362781517;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (help [] []) -- This command gives a useful description of what does. is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin. -91272;1362781524;mircea_popescu;$whois -91271;1362781536;mircea_popescu;bah i mean -91270;1362781538;mircea_popescu;$vwap -91269;1362781541;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/QhtV1Hu5 -91268;1362781546;mircea_popescu;$mdepth -91267;1362781548;jurov;coinbr.com fully functional nao -91266;1362781565;mircea_popescu;lol pastebin is slow -91265;1362781586;mircea_popescu;anyway : in case our proxies get taken down, you can use mpexbot to check the json for vwap prices and market depth. -91264;1362781607;mircea_popescu;you can also issue orders through it, via $post blabla, where blabla is the url of a pastebin where you've uploaded your gpg encrypted clearsigned order -91263;1362781622;mircea_popescu;this functionality is disabled currently for administrative reasons, but can be flipped on at will -91262;1362781636;mircea_popescu;this ensures us against trade being taken down via ddos, unless someone manages to ddoss frenode. -91261;1362781663;mircea_popescu;there will be a 2nd bot coming online this weekend, doing roughly the same thing, just for redundancy. -91260;1362781671;jurov;and trades by email are supported automatically? -91259;1362781679;jurov;or you do the manually? -91258;1362781689;mircea_popescu;trades by email was an absolute lowest level of desperation. -91257;1362781694;mircea_popescu;we haven't reached it. -91256;1362781715;jurov;ah okay -91255;1362781716;mircea_popescu;it's just there as a possibility so people understand that no matter what happens, mpex will trade. -91254;1362781722;mircea_popescu;but atm no need for such inconvenience. -91253;1362781740;mircea_popescu;any questions ? -91252;1362781755;pizzaman1337;noob question: I've been watching some options books' and I've noticed some have buy/sell orders of 1000, with constantly changing prices. Is someone running a script with those orders, or are they mpex provided or something? -91251;1362781772;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 the 1k blocks are mpoebot quoting -91250;1362781822;mircea_popescu;;;rated smickles -91249;1362781823;gribble;You rated user smickles on Sat Aug 25 08:39:34 2012, giving him a rating of 4, and supplied these additional notes: He's been running MPOE.ETF and releasing THE monthly reports, a model for all Bitcoin financial reporting. Also handled k's of BTC as broker for various clients.. -91248;1362781902;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: is that just to provide liquidity or something? -91247;1362781917;Anduck;mircea_popescu: you totally should change the whole MPEX to be used via IRC -91246;1362781919;Anduck;-totally- -91245;1362781928;Anduck;just hide the ip of the bot -91244;1362781932;Anduck;and youre safe from ddos -91243;1362781939;mircea_popescu;Anduck ;;ident mpexbot -91242;1362781946;Anduck;;;ident mpexbot -91241;1362781946;gribble;Nick 'mpexbot', with hostmask 'mpexbot!~supybot@unaffiliated/smickles/bot/mpexbot', is not identified. -91240;1362781953;Anduck;indeed -91239;1362781959;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 well, it's part of mpex business. -91238;1362781987;mircea_popescu;Anduck when i say mpex is the superior design this is what i mean. -91237;1362781991;pizzaman1337;ok, I see -91236;1362781999;Anduck;mircea_popescu: it's far away from superior, sorry. -91235;1362782004;Anduck;but hey -91234;1362782008;mircea_popescu;indeed. far away in the upwards. -91233;1362782010;Anduck;mircea_popescu: wanna know how to really make it superior? -91232;1362782020;Anduck;i'll tell you. really. -91231;1362782024;mircea_popescu;heh. -91230;1362782035;Anduck;the question will be do you have the possibilities to make it happenj -91229;1362782038;Anduck;which i guess, no. -91228;1362782048;Anduck;but if someone did, it would be superior. -91227;1362782054;Anduck;it's totally doable -91226;1362782058;Anduck;just that nobody has done it, yet. -91225;1362782061;mircea_popescu;so do it. -91224;1362782063;jurov;orders by phone -91223;1362782070;jurov;lol -91222;1362782084;Anduck;colored coins. -91221;1362782084;deadweasel;easy, sms via ec2 amazon services sms abilities -91220;1362782103;deadweasel;i'm from the south, we don't like colored coins 'round here -91219;1362782104;Anduck;make a system based on colored coin basis -91218;1362782115;Anduck;it would be totally awesome -91217;1362782119;mircea_popescu;Anduck after all the shit about s.dice -91216;1362782123;Anduck;and if you can, hire a group to make it happen. -91215;1362782128;mircea_popescu;do you have an inknling of a clue what people would say if i used colored coins ? -91214;1362782133;mircea_popescu;i'd double the blockchain. -91213;1362782154;mircea_popescu;this is discussed on trilema, read that article when i get it back online. -91212;1362782167;Anduck;but... i saw porn on there :( -91211;1362782185;Anduck;well tbh i dont think colored coins would make it worse -91210;1362782192;mircea_popescu;who are you to think ? -91209;1362782244;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg773413#msg773413 -91208;1362782255;mircea_popescu;oops -91207;1362782263;Anduck;ok..? -91206;1362782282;mircea_popescu;wrong paste. -91205;1362782424;Anduck;yeh i see -91204;1362782575;smickles;< mircea_popescu> you can also issue orders through it, via $post blabla, where blabla is the url of a pastebin where you've uploaded your gpg encrypted clearsigned order -91203;1362782582;smickles;$help post -91202;1362782582;mpexbot;smickles: (post ) -- Supply a pastebin paste key containing a signed and encrypted MPEx command. Respondes with a pastebin URL with MPEx's response. -91201;1362782592;smickles;$post bi232 -91200;1362782593;mpexbot;smickles: Temporarily disabled by reques of the romanian -91199;1362782596;jurov;smickles, this i asked about -91198;1362782635;mircea_popescu;lmao -91197;1362782643;mircea_popescu;jurov this isn;tt email tho is it ?! -91196;1362782670;jurov;no i asked smickles earlier why mpexbot doesn't do whole urls -91195;1362782672;mircea_popescu;o o -91194;1362782692;smickles;basically, because mircea_popescu didn't ask for that -91193;1362782703;mircea_popescu;jurov because a. its much easier to parse and b. because the bot can't be touching random servers -91192;1362782706;mircea_popescu;as its ip is secret -91191;1362782727;mircea_popescu;it's not that i didn't ask for it, it's that i asked for non-it. -91190;1362782805;jurov;ok, we'll see if ppl start running into pastebin limit -91189;1362782814;mircea_popescu;pro acct is 25 a year -91188;1362782871;mircea_popescu;le bomb : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1601463#msg1601463 -91187;1362783200;jcpham;http://vimeo.com/61144193# -91186;1362783209;jcpham;something to get involved in finally -91185;1362783311;kakobrekla;eh? -91184;1362783345;kakobrekla;i dont think newbs should be doing this -91183;1362783351;smickles;hmm, 25 pastes per day for an unidentified user, doable -91182;1362783366;kakobrekla;id rather make a proxy parser -91181;1362783372;kakobrekla;than pay anything -91180;1362783408;kakobrekla;there must be some paste something that is not rate limited -91179;1362783429;jurov;yes, it's reddit -91178;1362783448;kakobrekla;good -91177;1362783456;kakobrekla;lets paste the mpex output to reddit -91176;1362783460;kakobrekla;let em get ddosed -91175;1362783479;smickles;heh -91174;1362783490;smickles;how about 4chan -91173;1362783563;deadweasel;couldn't you start an IRC channel that was invite only, pw protected, and people could trade with your bot in there? -91172;1362783573;deadweasel;that way you keep the rif raf from being able to poke around -91171;1362783605;deadweasel;i don't know much about IRC, but I'm sure your own system of IRC networks and servers could manage any load -91170;1362783624;mircea_popescu; lets paste the mpex output to reddit <<< thart was considered, and is still on the list :D -91169;1362783625;deadweasel;course EC2 doesn't allow IRC servers, not the free ones anyhow -91168;1362783645;mircea_popescu;deadweasel the idea isn't to keep the "rifraf" -91167;1362783657;mircea_popescu;this is a very heavy political issue and i won't solve it that way. -91166;1362783665;kakobrekla;or just push to github -91165;1362783667;kakobrekla;i hate github -91164;1362783674;smickles;https://gist.github.com/ -91163;1362783680;mircea_popescu;well... i don't and i think the attack i've seen could actually blow them offline -91162;1362783689;deadweasel;i can see you with half you face painted blue right now, mircea_popescu -91161;1362783695;mircea_popescu;lol y blue ? -91160;1362783705;deadweasel;"but they will never take our, MPEX!!!!!!" -91159;1362783711;deadweasel;braveheart -91158;1362783721;smickles;lol -91157;1362783839;ThickAsThieves;http://www.theverge.com/2013/3/8/4080160/hackers-steal-over-12000-of-bitcoins-from-bitinstant -91156;1362783850;ThickAsThieves;also wired -91155;1362783850;mircea_popescu;haha -91154;1362783867;ThickAsThieves;http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2013/03/digital-thieves-pull-off-12000-bitcoin-heist/?cid=co6246174 -91153;1362784021;deadweasel;holy shitsnacks -91152;1362784098;deadweasel;social engineering is great -91151;1362784114;deadweasel;teaches people to 'trust, but verify' -91150;1362784222;smickles;lol, "Who is General Failure and why is he reading my harddrive?" -91149;1362784544;jcpham;PC Load Letter _ wtf does that mean!?! -91148;1362784882;smickles;$markov -91147;1362784882;mpexbot;pizza is what i mean. -91146;1362784892;smickles;lol -91145;1362784948;mircea_popescu;capitalize first letter tho -91144;1362784962;Diablo-D3;wtf -91143;1362784963;mircea_popescu;also smickles you ever saw seek and destroy, the film ? -91142;1362784964;Diablo-D3;bitinstant got raped? -91141;1362784970;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 last week -91140;1362784975;Diablo-D3;heh, didnt hear about that -91139;1362784988;mircea_popescu;you don't read trilema enouygh, i tore them a new asshole. -91138;1362784989;Diablo-D3;why did they let that happen -91137;1362784994;Diablo-D3;its not hard to secure a machine -91136;1362784996;mircea_popescu;total stupidity. -91135;1362785001;smickles;mircea_popescu: i haven't seen that -91134;1362785008;mircea_popescu;saw a new unknown email in their dns account -91133;1362785011;mircea_popescu;deleted it and went to bed -91132;1362785017;mircea_popescu;in the morn herpderp logged into their site as admin -91131;1362785021;mircea_popescu;had credentials stolen -91130;1362785031;mircea_popescu;made post about how "security focus" -91129;1362785034;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, they should have immediately took the site offline -91128;1362785039;mircea_popescu;im like omgwtfbbq. wut wut wut ?! -91127;1362785043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5105 = 1.021 BTC [+] -91126;1362785045;davout;bitinstant got hacked -91125;1362785062;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 at the fucking least change dns pws, argue with their dns provider, and leave someone to watch that accoutn -91124;1362785063;davout;? -91123;1362785069;mircea_popescu;davout yes. -91122;1362785071;mircea_popescu;1 second ima pastebin -91121;1362785074;Diablo-D3;why did they even have a password for their dns shit? -91120;1362785083;mircea_popescu;not properly. -91119;1362785086;Diablo-D3;they should have been using secure certs -91118;1362785087;mircea_popescu;site5 bs -91117;1362785091;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3449 BTC [-] -91116;1362785118;smickles;anyone know how I can get supybot to send the return of my markov command instead of the 'invalid command' error mesage? -91115;1362785164;smickles;if not, i'm going code diving -91114;1362785177;mircea_popescu;davout http://pastebin.com/mHYq6g2u -91113;1362785225;davout;mircea_popescu: your blog fails to load -91112;1362785235;mircea_popescu;which is why i sent you a paste -91111;1362785251;davout;which is why I want a refund for your stupid trilema credits -91110;1362785263;davout;reading -91109;1362785269;davout;popcorn -91108;1362785284;mircea_popescu;nuh-uh -91107;1362785290;smickles;ButtPlox -91106;1362785291;mircea_popescu;i tell you sir strictly no refunds -91105;1362785302;mircea_popescu;why you come here bother me i call the police i tell you -91104;1362785311;smickles;davout: i was able to sell some of mine at a profit -91103;1362785316;mircea_popescu;ahahaha noway -91102;1362785321;smickles;put it on the order book -91101;1362785323;davout;smickles: wow -91100;1362785329;mircea_popescu;dude im starting to think smickles is that kid -91099;1362785335;davout;smickles: which order book -91098;1362785346;mircea_popescu;you know, the kid that you take to the park in the stroller, comes back with 3 strollers and a motorbike -91097;1362785347;smickles;;;book "trilema credits" -91096;1362785347;gribble;Error: No orders for this currency present in database. -91095;1362785386;smickles;aw, mircea_popescu, you flatter me :) -91094;1362785404;mircea_popescu;they should elect you president over there -91093;1362785422;davout;smickles: haha i guess i'm not really used to the over-the-counter exchange -91092;1362785436;mircea_popescu;davout you know it does more trade than mtgox ? -91091;1362785447;mircea_popescu;those are the people you need to sell yourself to. -91090;1362785463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.62 = 16.2 BTC [+] -91089;1362785464;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.62 = 3.24 BTC [+] -91088;1362785465;smickles;an easy way to do it is to go to home depot with 5 usd, buy stuff to make a water pipe, construct it and sell it to a pothead for 70 usd -91087;1362785475;mircea_popescu;lol -91086;1362785478;davout;mircea_popescu: lol fuck you -91085;1362785497;mircea_popescu;im not even kidding -91084;1362785518;mircea_popescu;(if anyone doens't know, davout is the frenchie that sold bitcoin to the banking system. bitcoin-central.net) -91083;1362785553;smickles;you still use that pic of some guitar guy as you forum avitar? -91082;1362785563;mircea_popescu;some gypo yeah -91081;1362785575;mircea_popescu;then he wonders why he's not got da volume. -91080;1362785584;davout;lol -91079;1362785588;mircea_popescu;hehe -91078;1362785702;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 8 @ 1.63 = 13.04 BTC [+] -91077;1362785725;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C250T] 87 @ 0.41809214 = 36.374 BTC [+] -91076;1362785752;smickles;21:35 do you have an inknling of a pastebin where you've uploaded your gpg encrypted clearsigned order -91075;1362785801;mircea_popescu;smickles that film... you should totally watch it. -91074;1362785807;mircea_popescu;some kickass quotes in it -91073;1362785845;smickles;21:35 do you have an inknling of a clue what people would say if i used colored coins would make it superior? -91072;1362785874;smickles;this is going to get wacky -91071;1362785877;mircea_popescu;lmao wtf -91070;1362785884;smickles;$markov -91069;1362785884;mpexbot;but... i saw porn on there :( -91068;1362785892;mircea_popescu;lol -91067;1362785898;mircea_popescu;$markov -91066;1362785908;smickles;oh, i should open it up to the public -91065;1362785911;smickles;one sec -91064;1362785972;smickles;try it now :) -91063;1362785985;mircea_popescu;$markov -91062;1362785985;mpexbot;i don't know much about IRC, but I'm sure your own system of IRC networks and servers could manage any load -91061;1362785992;mircea_popescu;$markov -91060;1362785992;mpexbot;21:35 do you have an inknling of a clue what people would say if i used colored coins 'round here -91059;1362786000;smickles;woah -91058;1362786002;mircea_popescu;should nuke strings that contain his name in <> -91057;1362786004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.000676 = 1.352 BTC [-] -91056;1362786251;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138956.msg1601667#msg1601667 -91055;1362786253;mircea_popescu;status update. -91054;1362786456;smickles;the forum is unreachable for me -91053;1362786464;pizzaman1337;me too -91052;1362786467;smickles;$markov -91051;1362786467;mpexbot;who are you talkin' about you troll you -91050;1362786476;mircea_popescu;eh no fucking way -91049;1362786477;mircea_popescu;brb paste. -91048;1362786514;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/DVMiCcff -91047;1362786515;pizzaman1337;just loaded for me -91046;1362786530;smickles;oh wait. it just had 60 second load times -91045;1362786627;mircea_popescu;derp -91044;1362786719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.005884 BTC [-] -91043;1362786730;smickles;mpexbot: markov is -91042;1362786730;mpexbot;is heading to trilema -91041;1362786741;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.679 BTC [-] -91040;1362786873;mircea_popescu;smickles "Respondes " is not english btw -91039;1362786876;mircea_popescu;you want responds -91038;1362787097;deadweasel;your bot's outta control mp! -91037;1362787188;mircea_popescu;what'd iot do ? -91036;1362787266;deadweasel;it quoted me@ 16:39:45 -91035;1362787272;deadweasel;it's ok, i'm famous now -91034;1362787290;mircea_popescu;lol that's a point -91033;1362787301;mircea_popescu;smickles it shouldn't mention people by name cause of hilighting issue -91032;1362787302;deadweasel;i shall never die! -91031;1362787395;deadweasel;blockchain: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150730.msg1601711#msg1601711 -91030;1362787535;mircea_popescu;yeah it's been down for a while. -91029;1362787561;deadweasel;i've been in aspergers irc channel all day and only 3 people have spoken -91028;1362787569;deadweasel;not really my place. -91027;1362787572;mircea_popescu;lol -91026;1362787604;deadweasel;#aspietalk -91025;1362787608;deadweasel;fuckin dead in there -91024;1362787692;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 206 @ 0.18392015 = 37.8876 BTC [-] -91023;1362787699;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 144 @ 0.22 = 31.68 BTC [+] -91022;1362787702;pigeons;try #bitcoin-otc -91021;1362787743;deadweasel;yuck -91020;1362787762;deadweasel;I'm gonna get these apies to talk if it kills me -91019;1362787788;mircea_popescu;but... why -91018;1362787811;deadweasel;why not? -91017;1362787814;mircea_popescu;k -91016;1362787943;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000725 BTC [+] -91015;1362788208;smickles;bah, i'll just stop the markov stuffs -91014;1362788242;smickles;and i spell poorly too often -91013;1362788269;mircea_popescu;markov may be a fun little side project -91012;1362788275;mircea_popescu;but it takes a lot of fiddling -91011;1362788697;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -91010;1362788698;gribble;1 BTC = 43.98000 U.S. dollars = 33.8047656 Euros -91009;1362788708;jurov;^ finally back to normal concerns -91008;1362788843;jurov;yup, CoinBr.MPBPT-E sells nicely -91007;1362788873;jurov;that trust amazes me... jumping now into something that will pay in the end of april.. maybe. -91006;1362789222;jurov;;;bc,stats -91005;1362789227;gribble;Current Blocks: 224907 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.0008422 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 884 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 13 hours, 20 minutes, and 12 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4768367.08384 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.16901 -91004;1362789293;jurov;CoinBr.iDiff-O March SALE: Now at 0.0580 only! -91003;1362789299;kakobrekla;http://mpex.coinbr.com/ -91002;1362789301;kakobrekla;dis works? -91001;1362789396;kakobrekla;jurov? -91000;1362789399;ThickAsThieves;not for me -90999;1362789410;jurov;hmmm -90998;1362789423;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.5105 = 7.147 BTC [+] -90997;1362789426;kakobrekla;mpex servers are up -90996;1362789431;kakobrekla;so its not that. -90995;1362789447;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 1000 -90994;1362789454;gribble;There are currently 105784.75 bitcoins offered at or under 1000.0 USD, worth 9308184.03323 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0048 seconds -90993;1362789471;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -90992;1362789474;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 4770622.24721 based on data since last change | 4705708.63176 based on data for last three days -90991;1362789625;jurov;well, looks like it's hit -90990;1362789635;jurov;disconnected it, iptables time -90989;1362789688;mircea_popescu;jurov lolz -90988;1362789700;mircea_popescu;smickles bring mpexbot post online pls. -90987;1362790396;jurov;Mar 8 22:31:49 ip-10-48-233-64 kernel: [114573.916044] TCP: Possible SYN flooding on port 80. Sending cookies. Check SNMP counters. -90986;1362790929;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.679 BTC [-] -90985;1362791710;kakobrekla;!mp -90984;1362791711;assbot;Please use http://dpaste.com/ -90983;1362791715;kakobrekla;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016618/ -90982;1362791716;assbot;Processing. -90981;1362791718;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016619/ -90980;1362791926;jborkl_;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016621/ -90979;1362791926;assbot;Processing. -90978;1362791928;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016623/ -90977;1362792160;kakobrekla;well there you have it -90976;1362792857;jborkl_;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016636/ -90975;1362792857;assbot;Processing. -90974;1362792859;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016637/plain/ -90973;1362792927;kakobrekla;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016640/ -90972;1362792928;assbot;Processing. -90971;1362792930;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016641/plain/ -90970;1362792943;kakobrekla;werks. -90969;1362793047;jborkl_;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016642/ -90968;1362793048;assbot;Processing. -90967;1362793049;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016643/plain/ -90966;1362793075;kakobrekla;hm? -90965;1362793093;jborkl_;it is saying unrecognized key -90964;1362793101;kakobrekla;i can see that -90963;1362793142;kakobrekla;can someone else try it -90962;1362793144;jborkl_;my key manager might be using the wrong default key -90961;1362793265;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.5299 = 5.299 BTC [+] -90960;1362793481;jborkl_;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016647/ -90959;1362793483;assbot;Processing. -90958;1362793484;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016648/plain/ -90957;1362793978;mod6;hey nanotube -90956;1362793990;mod6;what's up with gribble.. needed to re-auth and it gave me this: -90955;1362793991;mod6;Forbidden -90954;1362793991;mod6;You don't have permission to access /otps/D655A630A13E8C69 on this server. -90953;1362794051;mod6;Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. -90952;1362794181;mod6;HALP! -90951;1362794210;kakobrekla;call nanotube -90950;1362794211;asa1024;Having a problem, Citizen? -90949;1362794235;mod6;(15:52) < mod6> hey nanotube -90948;1362794353;mod6;i can verify that this failure occurs on two sepearte hosts -90947;1362794429;smickles;< mircea_popescu> smickles bring mpexbot post online pls. << right away capin' -90946;1362794489;jurov;$hrlp -90945;1362794492;jurov;$help -90944;1362794492;mpexbot;jurov: (help [] []) -- This command gives a useful description of what does. is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin. -90943;1362794569;smickles;online tested and working -90942;1362794588;smickles;hmm, how to have help list the 3 commands -90941;1362794603;smickles;there are depth, vwap, and post -90940;1362794629;smickles;you can do a 'help ' to get specifics -90939;1362794638;smickles;$help vwap -90938;1362794639;mpexbot;smickles: (vwap Takes no arguments.) -- Returns all available market data, excepting depth -90937;1362794730;kakobrekla;hm? -90936;1362794773;FabianB;$depth -90935;1362794775;mpexbot;FabianB: http://pastebin.com/4isFGaWt -90934;1362795209;mod6;ok i was able to use MPEx via dpaste & assbot -90933;1362795226;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00074998 BTC [+] -90932;1362795316;FabianB;works nicely -90931;1362795346;kakobrekla;cool mod6 thanks -90930;1362795351;mod6;np -90929;1362795388;mod6;i gotta see if any of the proxies can process PGP messages similar to mpex.co used to -- otherwise I gotta change my perl scripts -90928;1362795430;FabianB;if they are online, yes, works exactly the same -90927;1362795464;mod6;that'll be l33t -90926;1362795476;mod6;cause i can be lazy until i gotta update 'em with the new mpex key -90925;1362795478;mod6;;) -90924;1362795826;jurov;pympex should be spewing out messages with new key by now -90923;1362795833;jurov;*checks* -90922;1362795978;jurov;no it's not -90921;1362795983;jurov;datetime.utcnow() < datetime(2013, 3, 10, 23, 59, 59) -90920;1362795996;jurov;^something is wrong here -90919;1362796142;jurov;i understood the change will be tomorrow... March 10 midnight -90918;1362796148;mod6;yeah -90917;1362796151;mod6;same -90916;1362796205;jurov;looks like it's indeed switched -90915;1362796213;midnightmagic;;;calc 45*25 -90914;1362796214;gribble;1125 -90913;1362796225;jurov;everyone fix ya code to datetime.utcnow() < datetime(2013, 3, 9, 23, 59, 59) -90912;1362796244;jurov;sigh. -90911;1362796270;mod6;when it rains, it pours -90910;1362796448;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.69 = 6.9 BTC [+] -90909;1362796523;mod6;well, ok gotta run for a bit here... but got lots more to do. -90908;1362796537;mod6;The good news is that MPEx orders are processing with ye ole assbot -90907;1362796538;mod6;:) -90906;1362796595;jurov;actually looks like both keys work now -90905;1362796599;jurov;so false alarm -90904;1362796614;mod6;oh thats cool. thanks for checking that out. -90903;1362796708;mod6;nanotube: when you get back... im still getting a 403 Forbidden when trying to get my OTP from gribble. I'll be back perhaps after midnight CDT if you need help or anything... -90902;1362796710;jurov;hm, mpex.coinbr.com back online although very slowly -90901;1362796938;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.7 = 4.9 BTC [+] -90900;1362798248;Bowjob;meow -90899;1362798978;smickles;;;depth -90898;1362798978;gribble;Error: "depth" is not a valid command. -90897;1362798982;smickles;lol -90896;1362798984;smickles;woops -90895;1362798987;smickles;$depth -90894;1362798990;mpexbot;smickles: http://pastebin.com/4AHkvU29 -90893;1362799204;smickles;$post ZNbMDwrk -90892;1362799208;mpexbot;smickles: http://pastebin.com/uWhRX9Br -90891;1362799265;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P310T] 75 @ 0.02656921 = 1.9927 BTC [-] -90890;1362799764;Namworld;mpx.coinbr.com no long works? -90889;1362799789;BitHub;blockchain not working? -90888;1362799950;pigeons;Namworld: he's using a bitvps -90887;1362800036;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.24899 BTC [-] -90886;1362800037;kakobrekla;not anymore -90885;1362800042;kakobrekla;afaik -90884;1362800045;pigeons;rackspace? -90883;1362800051;kakobrekla;he got kicked or smth -90882;1362800060;jurov;no quickly grabber amazon -90881;1362800065;jurov;*grabbed -90880;1362800110;jurov;but had to drop mpex.coinbr.com, it's just not manageable -90879;1362800111;kakobrekla;i have a proxy runing but only for people i death with this one aint leakin -90878;1362800121;kakobrekla;death = dealth -90877;1362800126;kakobrekla;but close. -90876;1362800129;jurov;me similarly -90875;1362800152;Namworld;Damn, mpex.coinbr.com was my only access -90874;1362800157;jurov;and messed up the setup a bit, coinbr.com will be available when dns clears out -90873;1362801004;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5299 = 1.0598 BTC [+] -90872;1362801420;pigeons;really kind of ridiculous to make a story and pretend it means more than absolutely nothing -90871;1362801424;pigeons;http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2013/03/08/first-bitcoin-hedge-fund-launches-from-malta/ -90870;1362801479;pigeons;http://bitcoinfund.eu/joinus -90869;1362801526;B0g4r7;http://bitbet.us/bet/261/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-15th/ -90868;1362801579;B0g4r7;^ Suppose Luke-jr travels to BFL HQ next week and obtains BFL ASICs before the 15th. Will the bet be decided as true? Does it still count as "delivery" if he picks them up? -90867;1362801607;B0g4r7;I think he's an order-holding customer. -90866;1362801610;B0g4r7;preorder -90865;1362801674;pigeons;he's a customer, it says customers -90864;1362801679;pigeons;plural -90863;1362801682;pigeons;so 2 people -90862;1362801751;pigeons;luke and giga -90861;1362801834;kakobrekla;yeah -90860;1362801851;kakobrekla;the bet for May will exclude luke and giga -90859;1362802258;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [+] -90858;1362802351;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.749 = 2.247 BTC [+] -90857;1362802540;smickles;!help -90856;1362802541;assbot;List of commands: -90855;1362802542;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -90854;1362802543;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -90853;1362802707;smickles;$post WKARrrYc -90852;1362802710;mpexbot;smickles: http://pastebin.com/BQPH63iF -90851;1362802943;kakobrekla;>>Bitcoin is beta, SatoshiDICE is taking advantage of bugs in the software. -90850;1362802945;kakobrekla;ZOMG -90849;1362803155;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.249 BTC [+] -90848;1362803193;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.249 BTC [+] -90847;1362803538;Namworld;hmm, I can't decode MPEx's replies -90846;1362803677;smickles;Namworld: usin mpexbot? -90845;1362803697;Namworld;using a proxy just like mpex.coinbr.com -90844;1362803731;smickles;I was just recently able to decode an mpex reply -90843;1362803808;jurov;just found out amazon s3 allows POSTS -90842;1362803810;Namworld;It says perhaps i didn't sign the key. But it worked before. -90841;1362803821;Namworld;jurov: so? -90840;1362803833;jurov;i'll do mpex proxy there, FUCK YA DDoSers -90839;1362803839;BitHub;is this done in real time? -90838;1362803839;Namworld;wow -90837;1362803840;BitHub;https://twitter.com/MPEx1 -90836;1362803840;nanotube;mod6: kakobrekla fixed now. -90835;1362803851;kakobrekla;the what? -90834;1362803855;Namworld;that's neat of you. -90833;1362803875;Namworld;I'm booting my Bitcoin Armory. Tip incoming. -90832;1362803882;Namworld;It takes a while to boot tho -90831;1362803884;jurov;i can mirror mpex to the s3 cdn -90830;1362803892;jurov;continously -90829;1362803905;[\\\];Namworld, get ssd, it loads in <1 minutes -90828;1362803908;[\\\];-s -90827;1362803918;jurov;and it can accept post requests that show as files in s3 storage -90826;1362803946;[\\\];lol, ddos amazon! -90825;1362803949;Namworld;... 1 minute? -90824;1362803960;Namworld;It takes me 40 minutes to boot the damn thing -90823;1362803968;jcpham;http://www.redstate.com/2013/03/06/tech-at-night-sacco-vanzetti-and-aaron-swartz-were-all-guilty-its-time-to-break-up-the-bitcoin-ring/ -90822;1362803969;kakobrekla;lol -90821;1362803977;[\\\];you need more ram -90820;1362803980;[\\\];and an i7 -90819;1362804053;Namworld;I have hexacore with 8 GB ram... the ressources are hardly being used. -90818;1362804068;[\\\];then you're doing something wrong -90817;1362804071;[\\\];it shouldn't take that long -90816;1362804073;Namworld;Armory still takes it's goddamn sweet time to load -90815;1362804080;[\\\];have you updated it? -90814;1362804089;Namworld;It also keeps crashing randomly. And yes, I update it. -90813;1362804097;Namworld;It just keeps screwing up. -90812;1362804100;[\\\];heh -90811;1362804131;Namworld;months ago, it used to load in 3 minutes -90810;1362804165;Namworld;now it crashes, doesn't update confirmations while running and take 40 minutes to boot. -90809;1362804173;Namworld;Reinstalling doesn't help. -90808;1362804196;[\\\];bitcoin .8? -90807;1362804242;Namworld;.8? -90806;1362804309;Namworld;oh, a new bitcoind is out. -90805;1362804314;Namworld;I'll upgrade -90804;1362804337;Namworld;But I've been upgrading bitcoind/armory when new versions come out for quite some time and it never fixed anything. -90803;1362804355;jurov;this one makes a difference -90802;1362804411;Namworld;I think it's more of a problem with Armory but eh -90801;1362804493;Namworld;I'm reloading the blockchain now... -90800;1362804507;Namworld;Damn, 0.8 is going much faster -90799;1362804533;Namworld;But .7 wasn't really slow to start with. -90798;1362805078;mircea_popescu;ahh -90797;1362805208;mircea_popescu;so mpex.coinbr.com was down earlier and back up now ? -90796;1362805223;Namworld;no, still not back -90795;1362805246;pizzaman1337;yeah, 504 -90794;1362805261;Namworld;the DDoS is persistent... It's been what, 2 or 3 days? -90793;1362805441;nanotube;so, do we now have a complete bot interface to mpex? -90792;1362805449;Namworld;yes -90791;1362805457;mircea_popescu;nanotube two. -90790;1362805464;mircea_popescu;and imsaguy is working on the 3rd -90789;1362805484;mircea_popescu;the drawbacks of having a dayjob lol. it was his idea to start with -90788;1362805521;mircea_popescu;Namworld i see it ? -90787;1362805538;mircea_popescu;hm now its timing out -90786;1362805590;nanotube;great. :) -90785;1362805616;Namworld;It was down. I think jurov is currently putting it back up on amazon -90784;1362805672;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -90783;1362805673;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067334 / 0.00073042 / 0.00075 (329638 shares, 240.77 BTC), 7D: 0.00067334 / 0.00074909 / 0.00078628 (11033986 shares, 8,265.55 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00068474 / 0.00078628 (60249830 shares, 41,255.72 BTC) -90782;1362805682;mircea_popescu;so basically all systems are a go except web -90781;1362805692;mircea_popescu;this must be pissing the web crowd off -90780;1362805733;Namworld;Well I could sign orders manually and use the bot -90779;1362805751;mircea_popescu;7day OIX : -90778;1362805751;mircea_popescu;46.96 (48.56 / 33.66) -90777;1362805751;mircea_popescu;27`206.06 (89.3 / 10.7) -90776;1362805753;Namworld;But that's slow to swiftly switch orders around. -90775;1362805760;Bowjob;;;ticker -90774;1362805761;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.90000, Best ask: 43.99900, Bid-ask spread: 0.09900, Last trade: 43.99900, 24 hour volume: 43158.15323252, 24 hour low: 42.00000, 24 hour high: 44.50000, 24 hour vwap: 43.43720 -90773;1362805770;Namworld;Good for just placing an order or two. -90772;1362805771;mircea_popescu;Namworld i suppose you could write an irc bot of your own -90771;1362805781;Bowjob;why dont we stop selling BTC for USD and jus BTC all together -90770;1362805793;Bowjob;that way gox prices wont go down, and if we pay with BTC the value doesnt go down -90769;1362805797;Namworld;That would be assuming I could even program such a thing. I don't have the know-how to. -90768;1362805810;Bowjob;seems like a win win situation if everyone does that -90767;1362805820;mircea_popescu;Namworld im sure one will crop up soon enough, much like pympex did -90766;1362805830;Bowjob;if they sell to USD, its lose-lose. btc value goes down and they get fiat -90765;1362805831;Bowjob;lol -90764;1362805845;mircea_popescu;Bowjob don't tell me about it, i aint sellin :) -90763;1362805849;Namworld;Because merchants being paid in BTC needs to sell them to buy the goods from others in USD... -90762;1362805872;jurov;and i'm researching users posting orders directly into amazon s3 :) -90761;1362805878;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/ still dead ? -90760;1362805889;Bowjob;those merchants that need goods should pay other merchants in btc -90759;1362805891;Bowjob;and so forth -90758;1362805894;Namworld;a DDoS resistant MPEx interface. -90757;1362805896;Bowjob;mhm -90756;1362805910;mircea_popescu;lol well folks... i hate to be the one feeding the conspiracy theories, but -90755;1362805929;mircea_popescu;while it's marginally possible some random internet bloke has the power to be doing all this, it seems somewhat unlikely. -90754;1362805953;mircea_popescu;there is a lot of skill and there are a lot of resources involved with such ample ddosing -90753;1362805977;jborkl_;i already thought of this, and I know who -90752;1362805984;Namworld;Anyone with a good botnet could do so, but why? -90751;1362806007;mircea_popescu;just the traffic i've clocked, and i've not clocked all of it, would have cost on the black market a good few thousand $$$ -90750;1362806013;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 11 @ 0.62997 = 6.9297 BTC [-] -90749;1362806014;Namworld;Where's the request for money for it to stop? -90748;1362806025;mircea_popescu;even if im getting half of all ddos bitcoing is getting , that puts the total cost of this adventure in the 10k range -90747;1362806034;mircea_popescu;not counting the time and effort involved on the admin side -90746;1362806046;mircea_popescu;Namworld no, not anyone. -90745;1362806058;mircea_popescu;there's literally not that many people with a botnet good enough -90744;1362806064;Namworld;Unless it was started by a botnet owner, not purchased off the black market. -90743;1362806068;mircea_popescu;also there's risks involved (if you run it continuously isps find your zombies) -90742;1362806075;Namworld;Infected computers don't cost much to operate. -90741;1362806082;mircea_popescu;ya but ideologically speaking, it'd seem an odd fit to ddos bitcoin -90740;1362806101;Namworld;Seems it's targeting MPEx only. -90739;1362806117;Namworld;MPEx has a huge wallet... I would have thought ransom request. -90738;1362806134;mircea_popescu;some people have thought so/asked, but... -90737;1362806145;mircea_popescu;nothing so far. -90736;1362806159;jborkl_;whoo is the biggest dipshit with a grudge? There is your answer -90735;1362806166;mircea_popescu;and blockchain.info wallet for instance isn't all that fat. -90734;1362806176;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ i dunno ? -90733;1362806200;ThickAsThieves;http://www.bitcoinmoney.com/post/44886495299/audio-erik-voorhees-on-the-peter-schiff-show -90732;1362806228;jborkl_;that Has 24hr access to botnets -90731;1362806263;mircea_popescu;um -90730;1362806268;smickles;eskimo! -90729;1362806273;mircea_popescu;lol totally. -90728;1362806277;mircea_popescu;muggos -90727;1362806281;smickles;no -90726;1362806283;smickles;ciuciu -90725;1362806305;smickles;that guy was off a whole other hinge -90724;1362806312;Namworld;I don't think any of these individuals have such botnet access. -90723;1362806321;smickles;prolly not -90722;1362806322;mircea_popescu;ciuciu couldn't afgford to retire his 50 btc debt are you kidding m,e ? -90721;1362806602;mircea_popescu;deposits/withdrawals flushed -90720;1362806642;pigeons;if someone wants to pm me a proxy -90719;1362806885;BitHub;hey guys check out my ticker bithub.asia hope to be adding some assets prices and gold and silver prices soon :) -90718;1362806886;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [+] -90717;1362806914;mircea_popescu;anyone want to process a coupla donations to freenode for me ? you need cc/pp -90716;1362806945;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.52998999 BTC [+] -90715;1362806953;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: how much money are we talking? -90714;1362806976;mircea_popescu;like 60 gbp -90713;1362807005;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.54879 BTC [+] -90712;1362807076;mircea_popescu;BitHub o wow, marquee.. haven't seen that in a while -90711;1362807087;dub;you can get a spoof for free just ask in #freenode -90710;1362807112;mircea_popescu;i want to pay them tho. -90709;1362807136;BitHub;thanks mircea, hope to have some mpex in there soon and have it in real time -90708;1362807166;kakobrekla;pigeons did you get it? -90707;1362807245;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 16 @ 0.569 = 9.104 BTC [+] -90706;1362807322;jborkl_;Illlsend it Mp, tell me the detdeta -90705;1362807330;jborkl_;details -90704;1362807336;Chaang-Noi;blockchain.info down? -90703;1362807344;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi since this morning -90702;1362807349;jborkl_;goddam. Phone -90701;1362807351;Chaang-Noi;thanks -90700;1362807355;mircea_popescu;something/somebody is going after crucial bitcoin infrastructure -90699;1362807375;Chaang-Noi;im not too shocked, someone just wants lower priced coins -90698;1362807383;mircea_popescu;prolly. -90697;1362807407;mircea_popescu;mpex is hanging by a thread, mostly because it doesn't actually need a website -90696;1362807416;mircea_popescu;but website centric services are going to be painful. -90695;1362807426;Namworld;Someone manipulated the price. Convinced businesses to accept Bitcoin and newswriter to make good articles. -90694;1362807450;Namworld;Now that he's sold at a hefty price all he got, he's attacking stuff to send it all back down. -90693;1362807509;mircea_popescu;it won't work. -90692;1362807528;Namworld;Doesn't seem to be. -90691;1362807567;BitHub;so -90690;1362807572;BitHub;government, trolls? -90689;1362807590;Chaang-Noi;holy shit, is today saterday? -90688;1362807600;mircea_popescu;yes -90687;1362807604;Namworld;yes, for you at least -90686;1362807607;Namworld;almost for me -90685;1362807614;BitHub;yep saturday lunch time -90684;1362807615;Chaang-Noi;oh fuck, i thought it was sunday -90683;1362807653;Chaang-Noi;oh wow -90682;1362807665;Chaang-Noi;i got messed up on thursday -90681;1362807700;BitHub;niiiice -90680;1362807705;BitHub;good break from bitcoin -90679;1362807814;smickles;Chaang-Noi: what have you been drinking recently? -90678;1362808417;dub;mircea_popescu: fatter tube holding up? -90677;1362808439;mircea_popescu;dub so far we're doing irc bot trade. -90676;1362808444;mircea_popescu;!help -90675;1362808445;assbot;List of commands: -90674;1362808446;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -90673;1362808447;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -90672;1362808458;mircea_popescu;$help -90671;1362808459;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (help [] []) -- This command gives a useful description of what does. is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin. -90670;1362808464;mircea_popescu;bah -90669;1362808466;mircea_popescu;$help post -90668;1362808466;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (post ) -- Supply a pastebin paste key containing a signed and encrypted MPEx command. Respondes with a pastebin URL with MPEx's response. -90667;1362808474;BitHub;irc trade is cool -90666;1362808492;BitHub;i like the idea of twitter trading for mainstreamers for situations like this -90665;1362808506;Chaang-Noi;on bitfunder can you not see the market if you do not have an account? -90664;1362808519;BitHub;you can see what each asset is worth -90663;1362808524;mircea_popescu;yeah -90662;1362808529;BitHub;and bids and asks on teh asset -90661;1362808535;mircea_popescu;actually brokers also work fine, the only thing off is the website -90660;1362808551;dub;Chaang-Noi: https://bitfunder.com/market -90659;1362808569;Chaang-Noi;thanks dub facepalm for no link to that one the homepage... -90658;1362808593;dub;its there the site doesnt work in some browsers -90657;1362808598;dub;I had the same problem -90656;1362808614;Chaang-Noi;oh -90655;1362808622;dub;you can still facepalm -90654;1362808624;Chaang-Noi;asicminer at .7 on both sites, not bad -90653;1362808631;BitHub;brokers? -90652;1362808645;mircea_popescu;BitHub yes. jurov, smickles etc -90651;1362808653;BitHub;ahh so you actually have mpex brokers that can trade outside of mpex? -90650;1362808672;BitHub;sorry i thought it was something dif -90649;1362808682;mircea_popescu;what do you mean outside of mpex ?! -90648;1362808708;BitHub;so i could be a broker for outsiders just by having a membership? :) -90647;1362808710;pigeons;yawn http://www.pymnts.com/briefing-room/PYMNTS-International/2013/02/How-Owning-Bitcoin-Is-Owning-An-ETF-On-The-Whole-Bitcoin-Space -90646;1362808715;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -90645;1362808716;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -90644;1362808722;mircea_popescu;BitHub yup -90643;1362808775;BitHub;ima have to sign up if i ever see 30btc to spare -90642;1362808780;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:f1d64cbfe5e2c1cd476971545c0677c8865a7770210dd351e8d0d57a -90641;1362808781;BitHub;have* -90640;1362808781;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -90639;1362808812;mircea_popescu;;;rate pizzaman1337 2 Official supplier of freenode chains. -90638;1362808814;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user pizzaman1337 has been recorded. -90637;1362808986;pizzaman1337;;;rate mircea_popescu 2 MPEx and one otc deal -90636;1362808987;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user mircea_popescu has been recorded. -90635;1362809072;Bowjob;this btc sell off is mildly entertaining -90634;1362809083;Bowjob;watching coinlab.. bulls vs bears fighting -90633;1362809148;pigeons;sel off? its higher than last time i looked by a few dollars -90632;1362809184;pizzaman1337;;;rate kakobrekla 3 Great experience with Bit4X, highly recommended -90631;1362809186;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 3 for user kakobrekla has been recorded. -90630;1362809213;kakobrekla;thanks :) -90629;1362809222;pizzaman1337;np, thank you, man -90628;1362809228;smickles;< mircea_popescu> what do you mean outside of mpex ?! << transfer ownership of mpex assest as people, preferrably with contracts -90627;1362809287;mircea_popescu;that'd seem to be inside of mpex :p -90626;1362809312;smickles;just because it's in my mpex account, doesn't mean i necessarily own it. I may hold it for another who then wants to trade with a third who wants me to hold it for them as well -90625;1362809314;mircea_popescu;hm is kakobrekla catching up ? -90624;1362809321;smickles;trade happened off mpex -90623;1362809327;kakobrekla;yeah, better downrate me quick mircea_popescu -90622;1362809332;mircea_popescu;totally. -90621;1362809335;kakobrekla;;) -90620;1362809339;mircea_popescu;smickles well, let's see here. -90619;1362809352;mircea_popescu;on one hand, if you're a broker, then you enter trades into the exchange at the behest of customers. -90618;1362809354;kakobrekla;id be at 200 if id been a rating whore -90617;1362809364;mircea_popescu;if you don't enter the trades you're not a broker, you're a bucket shot. -90616;1362809378;mircea_popescu;on the other hand, if you're acting in a private capacity obviously you can do whatever you want with your own assets. -90615;1362809393;doctor_pullfingr;what's a bucket shot? -90614;1362809396;mircea_popescu;now, as long as the third party knows this, ie, you're not presenting yourself as a broker when you're not brokering this is all fine -90613;1362809402;mircea_popescu;;;google bucket shop -90612;1362809403;gribble;Bucket shop (stock market) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Bucket shop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; The Bucket Shop Cafe: -90611;1362809444;smickles;also there is the taboo way to trade off mpex -90610;1362809454;smickles;or actually -90609;1362809464;pigeons;ripple ious for mpex assets -90608;1362809470;kakobrekla;:D -90607;1362809475;smickles;how about this, register, buy X, sell the gpg key -90606;1362809500;mircea_popescu;well, it's not taboo, it's just kinda stupid -90605;1362809501;smickles;or rather, sell X and deliver the key -90604;1362809511;doctor_pullfingr;has anyone tried open transactions ious? I like that ripple idea but they don't have a server -90603;1362809546;doctor_pullfingr;I think you only get one key -90602;1362809557;pigeons;doctor_pullfingr: knotwork runs 2 open-transactions servers. ripple does have a server. do you mean cause they didnt open source the server yet? -90601;1362809564;smickles;i tried OT, but it took so much to install on my system that i kinda burned out on it -90600;1362809609;doctor_pullfingr;i don't care if they open source the server or whatever, private licensees is fine, I just want my own server. -90599;1362809610;smickles;afaik, you get as many keys as you buy -90598;1362809624;smickles;(well, that's a silly way to put it) -90597;1362809641;doctor_pullfingr;yes, I meant one key for 30 btc. -90596;1362809662;pigeons;you can have as many keys as you like but the keys arent "active" without 200 xrp owner reserve + 50 xrp + 50 xrp per trust line -90595;1362809742;kakobrekla;any practical uses for ripple yet? -90594;1362809789;pigeons;same as before, private payment networks, plus now the integration with bitstamp and ukto's weexchange -90593;1362809803;doctor_pullfingr;Oh, I thought you meant sell the mpex key. I got the free ripples so I can sign up people already have, but I still want my own server. -90592;1362809821;doctor_pullfingr;for arbitrage or something -90591;1362809835;doctor_pullfingr;maybe one of those fancy ripple gateways -90590;1362809893;mircea_popescu;is bitstamp the russian one ? -90589;1362809902;kakobrekla;slovenian -90588;1362809903;mircea_popescu;with the novacocacoin ? -90587;1362809924;kakobrekla;that is btc-e -90586;1362809925;kakobrekla;i think -90585;1362809962;kakobrekla;bitstamp is retarded, the only reason they have so big market share is cause they dont hassle folks with ids n stuff -90584;1362809994;doctor_pullfingr;thanks mp for the lesson I'll be changing my nick to bucketshop soon -90583;1362809996;mircea_popescu;a ok -90582;1362810003;mircea_popescu;lol -90581;1362810091;doctor_pullfingr;kakobrekla aren't we discussing the practical use of ripple? -90580;1362810120;kakobrekla;the practical use of ripple invloves bitstamp which involves retardation -90579;1362810156;Bowjob;http://www.runtogold.com/images/potential-bitcoin-prices.jpg -90578;1362810160;Bowjob;This got me a boner -90577;1362810160;Bowjob;lol -90576;1362810165;Bowjob;lalaland -90575;1362810244;doctor_pullfingr;I think there is a ripple gateway client in the wild but to make it work with mpex seat you need the to server. I'm floating the idea for comments, I don't know for sure if this will work. -90574;1362810263;doctor_pullfingr;*ot server -90573;1362810281;mircea_popescu;you need the what ? -90572;1362810328;knotwork;There is some kind of ubunto install now for OT, you just tell your system about the repo and use apt-get or somesuch to install it -90571;1362810435;doctor_pullfingr;mp Open Transactions Server -90570;1362810462;mircea_popescu;why ? -90569;1362810576;knotwork;no idea, I dont see how OT helps with mpex really -90568;1362810582;maximian;can someone pm me an mpex proxy? -90567;1362810613;doctor_pullfingr;If I want to sell ripple ious where people pay me bullshit fiat and I automatically purchase beloved satoshi dice, then I need something that talks to mpex. I think OT is the closest tool for that,,but some automation is probably lacking. -90566;1362810691;mircea_popescu;what's wrong with pympex ? -90565;1362810705;mircea_popescu;maximian : -90564;1362810708;mircea_popescu;!help -90563;1362810710;assbot;List of commands: -90562;1362810711;mircea_popescu;$help post -90561;1362810711;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -90560;1362810711;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (post ) -- Supply a pastebin paste key containing a signed and encrypted MPEx command. Respondes with a pastebin URL with MPEx's response. -90559;1362810712;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -90558;1362810739;maximian;I'm lazy… just wanted to replace a string in pympex -90557;1362810743;mircea_popescu;a kk -90556;1362810748;mircea_popescu;didn't know if you knew or not -90555;1362810757;doctor_pullfingr;nothing at all wrong with pympex. I use it happily. Are you -90554;1362810771;maximian;does pympex now work with this irc bot? -90553;1362810813;Namworld;Would be nice, but no. -90552;1362810856;mircea_popescu;nah, it would have to be encapsulated into a supybot -90551;1362810870;mircea_popescu;kinda trivial but someone has to sit down and do it -90550;1362810902;doctor_pullfingr;I;lll give it a shot -90549;1362810909;mircea_popescu;doctor_pullfingr im just thinking, you want to talk to mpex programatically, pympex is like two pages of python -90548;1362810913;mircea_popescu;there's also a perl script -90547;1362810918;mircea_popescu;seem the easiest, just use as a lib -90546;1362810957;maximian;mircea_popescu: what about setting up 100 AWS t1.micro instances (only $23/year if reserved, or $1.91/month), and install the proxy server and bind on each. Then add all 100 instance IPs as A records to mpex.co. -90545;1362810970;doctor_pullfingr;I'm kinda worried about security on that approach because Im just some warehouse developer. -90544;1362811017;mircea_popescu;maximian wanna do it ? -90543;1362811027;maximian;LOL… I have a life :) -90542;1362811039;mircea_popescu;doctor_pullfingr i scarcely see how more code can mean more security, in principle. -90541;1362811044;mircea_popescu;maximian :p -90540;1362811081;Bowjob;someone in the us got their Avalon now -90539;1362811084;Bowjob;take that BFL -90538;1362811090;mircea_popescu;bfl is so dead... -90537;1362811116;Bowjob;i wonder how likely it is that by the time my avalon 2 ships, bfl still hasn't shipped? -90536;1362811121;doctor_pullfingr;I'm not at all against that, just voicing a concern. I had the idea that the developer for the OT server thought more about authentication more than I care to think about it -90535;1362811129;Bowjob;theres 200 BTC say NO on bitbet -90534;1362811132;Bowjob;damn -90533;1362811135;mircea_popescu;yeah -90532;1362811138;Bowjob;was it you? -90531;1362811147;Bowjob;or bfl themselves lol -90530;1362811158;mircea_popescu;doctor_pullfingr yeah, i'm mostly talking outloud on the topic too -90529;1362811167;knotwork;mpex uses gpg authentication though so why you need OT's auth on top of that? -90528;1362811170;mircea_popescu;Bowjob who knows -90527;1362811188;mircea_popescu;knotwork i took it he meant he's concerned as to what to do with the data coming out of pympex -90526;1362811189;Bowjob;i feel bad for mr 500 BTC on yes -90525;1362811191;knotwork;though I suppose you could plug in GPG libs instead of OTs currencty crypto libs since it meant to be pluggable -90524;1362811220;doctor_pullfingr;I don't have enough rich friends where I can convince them to spend 30 BTC per account. -90523;1362811231;mircea_popescu;Bowjob bitbet is doing some brisk trade this month for sure -90522;1362811232;knotwork;what is the actual use case? own things in mpex on behalf of people you act as broker for? -90521;1362811259;doctor_pullfingr;pretty much. yes. -90520;1362811283;mircea_popescu;prolly jurov can help you there -90519;1362811290;Namworld;I have passthrough -90518;1362811298;Namworld;passthroughs* -90517;1362811298;knotwork;so you want to tamper-proof your own records of what you are holding on behalf of who? -90516;1362811309;maximian;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016859/ -90515;1362811309;assbot;Processing. -90514;1362811311;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016860/plain/ -90513;1362811349;mircea_popescu;dude this irc bot thing is so cute... -90512;1362811361;maximian;That's so fucking cool -90511;1362811375;mircea_popescu;maximian ikr ?! -90510;1362811376;maximian;it just needs to be integrated into pympex and we're done -90509;1362811401;knotwork;its suprising people actually use IRC bot. I made entire exchanges between umpteen coin types before and no one ever used it -90508;1362811418;mircea_popescu;knotwork when i brought mpex back after it's half day pause yest -90507;1362811427;mircea_popescu;trades kept dinging i dunno if any under 50 btc -90506;1362811431;mircea_popescu;like maybe 1k in an hour -90505;1362811489;knotwork;yeah weird, as it even still needs the gpg that people complain about -90504;1362811510;knotwork;mine was plain IRC bot, just say hello to it give it password, standard insecure crap like normal people seem to prefer -90503;1362811534;knotwork;held wallet for you based on your IRC nick, one wallet per type of altcoin -90502;1362811590;knotwork;is it true at all that using Tor .onion site or i2p site these DDOS attacks would not work? -90501;1362811605;knotwork;I would've though the DDOS might just kind of clog entire Tor or i2p system -90500;1362811686;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.545 = 1.635 BTC [-] -90499;1362811871;maximian;It looks like you can actually start 100 t1.micro instances in Amazon's Ireland data centre… tempting -90498;1362811884;maximian;keep it out of the U.S. -90497;1362811896;pizzaman1337;but Amazon is a US company -90496;1362811903;maximian;true -90495;1362811907;maximian;I wonder how that plays out legally -90494;1362811913;doctor_pullfingr;so, sounds like old school irc server and irc bot/supybot/pympex is all I need -90493;1362811983;doctor_pullfingr;to hook up mpex to ripple -90492;1362811993;mircea_popescu;knotwork the tor proposition is a little more complicated -90491;1362811999;mircea_popescu;there are chokepoints -90490;1362812016;mircea_popescu;maximian so go for it, you'll have a second life -90489;1362812034;mircea_popescu;doctor_pullfingr i don't see why you'd need an irc server -90488;1362812038;mircea_popescu;just get a vps, run a supybot on it, -90487;1362812046;mircea_popescu;to talk to the irc bots, and you're golden -90486;1362812057;maximian;it'd be $437/month on a spot-price basis -90485;1362812057;mircea_popescu;alternatively, wait till main mpex.co comes online -90484;1362812073;mircea_popescu;maximian if you do it i'll cover your first month. -90483;1362812120;knotwork;does email still work for communicating with mpex? -90482;1362812141;mircea_popescu;knotwork what do yo umean still ? -90481;1362812157;knotwork;its how I originally isgned up I think? -90480;1362812170;knotwork;tho hmm maybe I did use web for status command -90479;1362812170;mircea_popescu;a yeah, t osign up. you gotta send me your public key -90478;1362812177;mircea_popescu;but mx down atm. send me a pastie -90477;1362812189;knotwork;oh but thats it, email doesnt work for whole panoply of commands? -90476;1362812220;mircea_popescu;knotwork it never did. i said at some point day before yest that if the worst comes to worst im taking mpex to email -90475;1362812230;mircea_popescu;as a sort of bottom. -90474;1362812283;Namworld;Someone would have to be strongly dedicated for that to happen tho -90473;1362812298;Namworld;Anyway, I'm off to sleep. Night -90472;1362812411;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137534.1360 -90471;1362812417;Bowjob;These are some delicious pictures -90470;1362812494;mircea_popescu;cool -90469;1362812498;mircea_popescu;so avalon hashing -90468;1362812510;Bowjob;68 gigahash -90467;1362812526;Bowjob;printing over $300 equivalent -90466;1362812529;Bowjob;per day -90465;1362812530;Bowjob;mhm -90464;1362812531;Bowjob;not bad -90463;1362812607;Bowjob;Also, -90462;1362812608;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150803.0 -90461;1362812617;Bowjob;Looks like BFL might downgrade their specs -90460;1362812646;maximian;$depth -90459;1362812649;mpexbot;maximian: http://pastebin.com/ESBV6WRm -90458;1362812681;mircea_popescu;bfl wil lgo down in history. -90457;1362812835;jcpham;who wants me to tell them how paranoid i am -90456;1362812863;jcpham;it's an interesting story about two events -90455;1362812879;mircea_popescu;go ahead -90454;1362812888;jcpham;i received two phone calls this evening within 10 minutes on different phones -90453;1362812893;jcpham;unintelligellible speech -90452;1362812901;jcpham;one by voicemail -90451;1362812906;jcpham;one i spoke to -90450;1362812915;jcpham;i think it was information gathering -90449;1362812921;pizzaman1337;https://blockchain.info/ is back -90448;1362812947;jcpham;i'm downloading the voicemail recording to study the waveform -90447;1362813308;mircea_popescu;jcpham what information would be gathered ? -90446;1362813343;jcpham;i'm not sure... my voice, my location -90445;1362813362;jcpham;considering how often my phone rings -90444;1362813502;Ukto;Bowjob: so that was another batch 1 shipment that got delivered today? 0,o -90443;1362813504;Ukto;seems a bit behind -90442;1362813556;Bowjob;behind against? -90441;1362813586;Bowjob;its not like all the people who got them are posting -90440;1362813600;Bowjob;this chinese dude didnt tell the forums until he had problems -90439;1362813616;mircea_popescu;well, they did take forever] -90438;1362813626;mircea_popescu;originally it was going to be shipped in january -90437;1362813632;mircea_popescu;but still. deliveries are deliveries. -90436;1362813634;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -90435;1362813637;gribble;Time since last block: 14 minutes and 31 seconds -90434;1362813696;Ukto;ahh, i saw the package picture and thought it just arrived -90433;1362813884;jcpham;gavin emailed some pools -90432;1362813894;jcpham;suggested increasing block limit -90431;1362813907;mircea_popescu;paste ? -90430;1362813908;jcpham;or reminded them of where the config settings for this are located -90429;1362813918;jcpham;bitcoinfoundation blog -90428;1362813924;jcpham;prolly wanna follow that one -90427;1362814087;jcpham;https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=135 -90426;1362814095;mircea_popescu;lol at this guy -90425;1362814104;mircea_popescu;he's not recommending anything but here's some guesswork. -90424;1362814119;mircea_popescu;gavin should working in the bitcoin diplomatic corps -90423;1362814120;mircea_popescu;with nanotube -90422;1362814161;jcpham;it's better than nothing -90421;1362814202;mircea_popescu;hey, i'm for it. -90420;1362814211;jcpham;i like how he does fear, uncertainty, and doubt as three separate bitcointalk forum links -90419;1362814226;mircea_popescu;i had closed it before that -90418;1362814233;jcpham;awwwwww -90417;1362814341;mircea_popescu;i skim. -90416;1362814411;nanotube;>_> -90415;1362814445;jcpham;nanotube how goes the diplomatic corps -90414;1362814478;jcpham;the kids are totally abusing gribble -90413;1362815287;nanotube;:) -90412;1362815391;jborkl;! Mp http://pastebin.com/FZPJL3V6 -90411;1362815422;jborkl;!mp http://pastebin.com/FZPJL3V6 -90410;1362815423;assbot;Please use http://dpaste.com/ -90409;1362815431;mircea_popescu;jborkl the mpexbot uses pastebin -90408;1362815434;mircea_popescu;you got them mingled -90407;1362815456;mircea_popescu;$post FZPJL3V6 -90406;1362815460;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/VEWf0P3T -90405;1362815461;jborkl;Ok, I almost have it worked out, to take mpex on your phone -90404;1362815468;jborkl;Trade -90403;1362815473;mircea_popescu;kickass -90402;1362815485;mircea_popescu;mod6 you hear that ? they're stealing your pie man! -90401;1362815488;jborkl;Two steps, working out the kinks -90400;1362815513;nanotube;!help -90399;1362815513;assbot;List of commands: -90398;1362815514;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -90397;1362815515;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -90396;1362815530;nanotube;mmm :) -90395;1362815536;mircea_popescu;nanotube $help post -90394;1362815584;nanotube;$help post -90393;1362815584;mpexbot;nanotube: (post ) -- Supply a pastebin paste key containing a signed and encrypted MPEx command. Respondes with a pastebin URL with MPEx's response. -90392;1362815590;nanotube;nice :) -90391;1362815609;nanotube;maybe consider making a separate channel with some help in topic. -90390;1362815620;mircea_popescu;possibly. -90389;1362815629;mircea_popescu;tho... to what benefit ? -90388;1362815631;nanotube;to make the different bots and their commands more discoverable... -90387;1362815632;mircea_popescu;bots also rtake pms -90386;1362815646;mircea_popescu;yeah the topic might use some reworking. things very fluid still. -90385;1362815688;nanotube;k. looking good :) -90384;1362815739;mircea_popescu;anyway. the main mpex should be online soon and maybe maximian brings online a suite of tinies ? -90383;1362815863;jborkl;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016902/ -90382;1362815864;assbot;Processing. -90381;1362815866;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016904/plain/ -90380;1362816025;jborkl;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016906/ -90379;1362816026;assbot;Processing. -90378;1362816029;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016907/plain/ -90377;1362816043;mircea_popescu;jborkl which mpex key are you using? -90376;1362816093;jborkl;F3e1 -90375;1362816142;jborkl;I got it off the key server,since I am doing this on my phone -90374;1362816183;mircea_popescu;it's only the 9th -90373;1362816191;mircea_popescu;F1B69921 not expired yet -90372;1362816225;jborkl;Ok, thanks. The phone will trade easily with the bot -90371;1362816245;jborkl;Only a couple steps, and they could be combined -90370;1362816252;mircea_popescu;pretty cool -90369;1362816303;jborkl;It opens the potential, so people don't have to use python or be proficient with gpg -90368;1362816333;mircea_popescu;yup -90367;1362816646;jborkl;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016911/ -90366;1362816647;assbot;Processing. -90365;1362816649;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016913/plain/ -90364;1362816780;mircea_popescu;Nearly 80 percent of New York City high school graduates need to relearn basic skills before they can enter the City University’s community college system. They had to re-learn basic skills — reading, writing and math — first before they could begin college courses. -90363;1362816789;mircea_popescu;win. -90362;1362816817;mircea_popescu;jborkl i wonder what the trouble is there. -90361;1362816961;Rick__;Hi,why MPEx still cant be used? -90360;1362816995;Rick__;And I withdrawed 423bitcoin yesterday,and didnt receive yet -90359;1362817034;jborkl;¡ -90358;1362817050;Bowjob;shit -90357;1362817053;Bowjob;i forgot how to read -90356;1362817064;Bowjob;how the fuck do you forget how to read -90355;1362817111;Rick__;any MPEx staff here? -90354;1362817211;mircea_popescu;Rick__ sup rick -90353;1362817234;mircea_popescu;looky here : -90352;1362817236;mircea_popescu;$help -90351;1362817236;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (help [] []) -- This command gives a useful description of what does. is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin. -90350;1362817237;Rick__;MPEx,I still cant open the website -90349;1362817246;mircea_popescu;yes, but you can use these bots to trade with. -90348;1362817252;mircea_popescu;$help post -90347;1362817252;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (post ) -- Supply a pastebin paste key containing a signed and encrypted MPEx command. Respondes with a pastebin URL with MPEx's response. -90346;1362817256;mircea_popescu;!help -90345;1362817257;assbot;List of commands: -90344;1362817258;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -90343;1362817259;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -90342;1362817276;mircea_popescu;you put your command into either pastebin or dpaste -90341;1362817281;mircea_popescu;then you give the bot the id of it -90340;1362817286;mircea_popescu;and it gives you back a link to the response -90339;1362817303;mircea_popescu;i've flushed deposits/withdrawals a number of times since yesterday, -90338;1362817309;Rick__;so complicated for me~~~~~~ -90337;1362817324;mircea_popescu;if you didn't get yours processed tghere was a problem with it (such as it being larger than the amt available, for instance) -90336;1362817351;Rick__;so when can I receive my withdraw? -90335;1362817355;Rick__;it's 423 -90334;1362817362;jborkl;Mp, I am just tired. But I have it worked out to trade from the phone easily -90333;1362817404;mircea_popescu;Rick__ if you've not received it yet there was a problem with it -90332;1362817420;mircea_popescu;do a STAT to make sure what you can withdraw the do a withdrawal. -90331;1362817433;mircea_popescu;jborkl very cool -90330;1362817484;mircea_popescu;Rick__ do you understand ? -90329;1362817506;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 18 @ 0.74 = 13.32 BTC [-] -90328;1362817525;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.749 = 1.498 BTC [+] -90327;1362817543;Rick__;o shit,you are right,I put a number big then I have -90326;1362817553;Rick__;my mistake -90325;1362817570;mircea_popescu;np. -90324;1362817589;Rick__;and about the bots,I can only use them here? -90323;1362817591;mircea_popescu;issue a fixed order, i'm arround so it will be processed fast. -90322;1362817595;mircea_popescu;Rick__ yes, at the moment. -90321;1362817605;mircea_popescu;we are working to bring much more power online, but it may take a little longer. -90320;1362817609;Rick__;and when will the MPEx be back/ -90319;1362817625;mircea_popescu;as soon as possible. you can read a status update on the forum -90318;1362817634;Rick__;link -90317;1362817644;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138956.msg1598165#msg1598165 -90316;1362817649;mircea_popescu;here and read down it's the whole story. -90315;1362817650;Rick__;thank you -90314;1362817677;mircea_popescu;also people like jborkl_ are working to bring trade interface to phones -90313;1362817683;Rick__;and how can I give a withdraw command here/ -90312;1362817690;mircea_popescu;i'll walk you through it. -90311;1362817699;mircea_popescu;first make the clearsigned and encrypted text for it as normal -90310;1362817704;mircea_popescu;then put it in pastebin.com -90309;1362817725;Rick__;okay,wait -90308;1362817728;mircea_popescu;np -90307;1362817770;Rick__;about trade interface to phones,that's very very useful,I want know more later -90306;1362817809;Rick__;pastebin.com is a website?I cant open it -90305;1362817839;mircea_popescu;yes http://pastebin.com/ -90304;1362817842;mircea_popescu;you can not open that ? -90303;1362817876;Rick__;cant dame Chinese net -90302;1362817888;Rick__;Let me try another way -90301;1362817934;mircea_popescu;ok alternative : -90300;1362817946;mircea_popescu;dpaste.com -90299;1362817949;mircea_popescu;can you see that ? -90298;1362817980;Rick__;yes,this one works -90297;1362817991;Rick__;and put my text in this one? -90296;1362818013;mircea_popescu;yes -90295;1362818022;Rick__;and what's Syntax -90294;1362818032;mircea_popescu;then say !mp url -90293;1362818041;Rick__;title name and email -90292;1362818048;mircea_popescu;nono -90291;1362818057;mircea_popescu;you put the gpg result. -90290;1362818062;mircea_popescu;first you make your order -90289;1362818067;mircea_popescu;then gpg --clearsign -90288;1362818097;Rick__;yes, just the code,leave other things along? -90287;1362818118;mircea_popescu;yes they dnot matter -90286;1362818120;mircea_popescu;dont* -90285;1362818309;Rick__;Okay,done -90284;1362818323;Rick__;can you see my order? -90283;1362818370;mircea_popescu;you've not ordered it to the bot -90282;1362818381;mircea_popescu;say !mp your paste url -90281;1362818427;mircea_popescu;Rick__ what's the url to the paste you made ? -90280;1362818440;Rick__;sorry -90279;1362818458;Rick__;first which is the url you are talking about,i dont understand -90278;1362818471;mircea_popescu;something like -90277;1362818478;Rick__;"url" define it please -90276;1362818483;mircea_popescu;http://dpaste.com/1016940/ -90275;1362818500;Rick__;yes,mine is http://dpaste.com/1016930/ -90274;1362818514;mircea_popescu;!mp http://dpaste.com/1016930/ -90273;1362818515;assbot;Processing. -90272;1362818517;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1016944/plain/ -90271;1362818522;mircea_popescu;there's your response from mpex. -90270;1362818529;Rick__;Okay,cool -90269;1362818541;Rick__;now understand a bit -90268;1362818550;Rick__;sorry,I dont know much about computer -90267;1362818609;mircea_popescu;flushed. -90266;1362818742;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -90265;1362818749;gribble;Time since last block: 13 minutes and 9 seconds -90264;1362818783;Rick__;Okay,I gott go,and waiting for MPEx back -90263;1362818852;mircea_popescu;later! -90262;1362819908;BitHub;is the mpex api data working atm? -90261;1362819933;the-bucket-shop;checking -90260;1362819949;BitHub;thank you -90259;1362819954;mircea_popescu;$vwap -90258;1362819956;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/KcmBKFe0 -90257;1362819976;mircea_popescu;seems so -90256;1362820006;BitHub;ahh sweet thank you sir -90255;1362820135;mod6;hey guys -90254;1362820137;mod6;thanks nanotube! -90253;1362820262;BitHub;i guess i have to wait for website to come back to get a website version of the api? -90252;1362820325;mircea_popescu;yeah -90251;1362820354;mircea_popescu;answer kinda included in the questions innit :D -90250;1362820716;jcpham;i have another super awesome blog-a-ma-post -90249;1362820720;jcpham;coming soon! -90248;1362820735;jcpham;about how me and this dude are video collaborating using mega.co.nz -90247;1362820754;mircea_popescu;cool -90246;1362820784;jcpham;me and my friend nick were bitching about how we don't have dropbox accounts -90245;1362820794;jcpham;that hold hundreds of gbs -90244;1362820796;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ 220 to 52 against -90243;1362820804;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ 100 to 13 for -90242;1362820812;mircea_popescu;dude avalon is wiping the floor with bfl -90241;1362820825;jcpham;i should've ordered -90240;1362820833;jcpham;they were quick to deliver on fpga -90239;1362820841;jcpham;nzghang or whatever his name is -90238;1362820888;mircea_popescu;yeah -90237;1362820900;mircea_popescu;isn't he the guy whi discovered the chips bfl used in fpga ? -90236;1362820978;jcpham;probably most likely -90235;1362820986;jcpham;seems like he reverse engineered it -90234;1362821002;jcpham;or identified it using all knowlege available -90233;1362821122;dub;he scraped the plastic off -90232;1362821176;jcpham;http://imgur.com/6Xe1Gw9 -90231;1362821188;jcpham;maybe he watched the history channel -90230;1362821288;mircea_popescu;lol -90229;1362822550;midnightmagic;ngzhang is the one who reverse-engineered the identities of the fpga in bfl singles. -90228;1362822584;midnightmagic;ngzhang reconnected a trace that had been destroyed which prevented the chip from identifying itself normally. -90227;1362822640;midnightmagic;he is also the most ethical businessperson, next to magicaltux, I have ever seen operating in the ethics-challenged bitcoinland. -90226;1362822717;midnightmagic;present company excepted from such a comparison of course. -90225;1362822844;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://goldprice.org/axstone/uploaded_images/gold_pull-723168.jpg -90224;1362822847;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00575 BTC [+] -90223;1362822847;mircea_popescu;have you seen that before ? -90222;1362822890;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic what's some highlights of magicaltux ethicalness ? -90221;1362823009;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Paying out-of-pocket for all hacks/malfunctions, giving out free yubikeys to help secure accounts, sponsoring events, fighting legal battles to help keep bitcoin legal, maintaining privacy of accounts (excepting the coinlab thing,) participating in infrastructure rollout, keeping permanent historical account trade records.. -90220;1362823058;mircea_popescu;i do recall the absorbing of the failed polish exchange -90219;1362823067;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: he also strongly fights against illegal activities and thefts that use his systems for laundry activities. -90218;1362823075;mircea_popescu;but otherwise, no. trades were rolled back during their hack -90217;1362823088;midnightmagic;he lost 2000 btc from that, and paid out-of-pocket. -90216;1362823094;midnightmagic;so.. yes. -90215;1362823099;mircea_popescu;keyword being all. -90214;1362823107;mircea_popescu;they were out about 180mn dollars on that trade -90213;1362823126;Ukto;"avalon is wiping the floor with bfl" and "asicminer is wiping the floor with avalon" -90212;1362823157;midnightmagic;I'm failing to see how doing an exchange rollback as a result of unauthorized account activity is itself unethical. -90211;1362823160;mircea_popescu;Ukto how much do they have online yet ? -90210;1362823166;midnightmagic;;-) -90209;1362823169;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i didn't say it's ethical. -90208;1362823185;Ukto;over 9000 -90207;1362823187;mircea_popescu;paying out of pocked for all hacks/malfunctions means they honor every single order at 1 cent a bitcoin that was ever made. -90206;1362823189;Ukto;well, over 10th -90205;1362823200;mircea_popescu;Ukto so like 150 nominal avalons ? -90204;1362823206;midnightmagic;not in the context of ethical outline -90203;1362823230;mircea_popescu;okay. -90202;1362823231;Ukto;more I am sure -90201;1362823253;mircea_popescu;Ukto they were 60gh each, by spec iirc -90200;1362823263;Ukto;therebouts -90199;1362823283;Ukto;except AMs turnup time is far faster -90198;1362823298;Ukto;I can only say so much -90197;1362823299;Ukto;:) -90196;1362823302;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic the sticky issues in my mind is whether the hacked account at that time was mtgox selftrading on customer credit, and whether the email leak at that time is something they failed to prevent -90195;1362823312;Ukto;kinda sad since i bought avalons and rooting for them -90194;1362823322;Ukto;but i know the reality of things hehe -90193;1362823335;mircea_popescu;well, so they come out to about even as best i can see. -90192;1362823342;mircea_popescu;both had product in january-ish -90191;1362823350;mircea_popescu;bought bring online something like 10-20th by march. -90190;1362823355;Ukto;wiwthin the next 2~6 days -90189;1362823360;Ukto;that wont be true -90188;1362823379;mircea_popescu;okay -90187;1362823390;Ukto;although if I get my avalons in the next week, i will be stoked :P -90186;1362823393;Ukto;but I doubt it -90185;1362823395;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: There is no evidence that is the case, nor is there any evidence from our perspective that MtGox themselves did anything less than they could have to prevent the account leaks. From what we know, it was either two hacks, one of them being a readout from a financial analyst who had privileged access, and the other being completely unknown, or one hack, being the financial analyst. -90184;1362823419;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic it's a fact that customers had been reporting passwords being broken into which tux/gox blamed on customers, for weeks prior. -90183;1362823455;mircea_popescu;and the guy with the emails db claimed that it was mtgox poor practices (course... he's the thief) -90182;1362823466;midnightmagic;And we have no evidence that that is not the case. Also, many of those who complained publically disappeared and did not pursue the matter when confronted. -90181;1362823472;mircea_popescu;this is also true -90180;1362823502;mircea_popescu;in fact, afaik none did pursue the matter when confronted -90179;1362823526;midnightmagic;One of them did, but only on the forum, and did not seem at all concerned about losing $50k worth of bc. -90178;1362823536;midnightmagic;(that I'm aware of) -90177;1362823557;mircea_popescu;anyways. just taking the opportunity to compare notes. -90176;1362823561;midnightmagic;Point is, MtGox has been exceedingly ethical, especially when contrasted with real-world banks and other financial institutions. -90175;1362823604;mircea_popescu;Ukto re avalons, some deliveries have been popping up in the us -90174;1362823609;midnightmagic;Most of the inconsistencies we can see are just as likely to be MT's lack of perfect knowledge of what's going on, which of course I know of no people who are perfectly aware of their own systems. -90173;1362823619;midnightmagic;Yeah, Avalons are being delivered in California already -90172;1362823624;Ukto;yeah, but those are batch 1 -90171;1362823625;Ukto;right? -90170;1362823633;midnightmagic;Correct. -90169;1362823636;Ukto;batch 2 shipping eta was mar 5 ~ april 5 -90168;1362823647;midnightmagic;Batch #2, as far as I'm aware, hasn't even fully been order-filled. -90167;1362823648;Bowjob;Oh man.. BFL victims caught a bad case of Stockholm Syndrome -90166;1362823698;mircea_popescu;Ukto batch 1 was like 200 units iirc. that's a total 12th or thereabouts. -90165;1362823709;mircea_popescu;this was supposedly ready on january. -90164;1362823720;Ukto;bach 1 was 300 -90163;1362823723;mircea_popescu;asicminer, also ready in january, also 12 th, has slowly been bringing units online to about what, 5-7th now -90162;1362823724;Bowjob;well mp, their deadline was actually feb 28 -90161;1362823725;Ukto;http://launch.avalon-asics.com/ -90160;1362823735;Ukto;yes, as I said -90159;1362823739;Bowjob;the jan 20 was a "bonus" -90158;1362823741;Ukto;I know alot about AM that I cant discuss. :) -90157;1362823744;Ukto;just be ready to be surprised. -90156;1362823744;Bowjob;that never materialized -90155;1362823767;Ukto;technically all of batch 1 was supposed to be shipped by march 1st -90154;1362823777;mircea_popescu;Bowjob ya well, keeping accurate accounting of all the weird communication people pour into the market out of noobishness and whatever other reasons is difficult. -90153;1362823778;Bowjob;yeah, they were 10 days late -90152;1362823794;midnightmagic;No, not all of it. Only a few dozen units. -90151;1362823795;mircea_popescu;let's just go with a very barebone summary i say -90150;1362823805;midnightmagic;And in China, a few users did in fact receive their units. -90149;1362823817;Bowjob;yifu said feb 28.. then he moved it to possible jan 20 deliver -90148;1362823829;Bowjob;he did deliver 2 on jan, but got shut down by the chinese -90147;1362823838;Bowjob;then resumed on march up to march 10, -90146;1362823843;mircea_popescu;anyway, it's very fortunate and convenient that 1. asics are delivered by two companies with roughly equal output -90145;1362823844;midnightmagic;Some users did get their units outside of jgarzik and the btc foundation. -90144;1362823854;mircea_popescu;and 2. that these are producing each less than about half the network -90143;1362823859;Bowjob;yeah there was this chinese dude that didnt tell the forums -90142;1362823863;mircea_popescu;safest scenario possible, it really surprised me. -90141;1362823864;Bowjob;until he got problems -90140;1362823882;mircea_popescu;Bowjob there were some who did report privately. i knew of a few. -90139;1362823887;Bowjob;mhm -90138;1362823890;mircea_popescu;people are in the end allowed to keep their privacy. -90137;1362823924;Bowjob;so avalon did deliver, they are late for the rest though, since their deadline was by march 1st -90136;1362823950;Bowjob;theres this one dude at the forums offering $10000 for an avalon -90135;1362823959;Bowjob;hes lowballing -90134;1362823973;Bowjob;if bfl fails to deliver, batch 2 avalon will ship -90133;1362823973;BitHub;primeasic? -90132;1362823984;Bowjob;no, its just some random dude at the forums -90131;1362823993;mircea_popescu;10k is lowballing ?! -90130;1362823996;Bowjob;offering to buy an avalon for $10000 -90129;1362824001;mircea_popescu;they retailed for like 1300 neh ? -90128;1362824014;mircea_popescu;;;calc 10/13 -90127;1362824015;gribble;0.769230769231 -90126;1362824025;Bowjob;lemme find the thread -90125;1362824033;mircea_popescu;this is a little more than what asicminer increased. so... he's about in the market atm. -90124;1362824079;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140519.0 -90123;1362824086;Bowjob;is he? -90122;1362824086;Bowjob;lol -90121;1362824217;mircea_popescu;i wou;dn't pay 10k for one. -90120;1362824223;Chaang-Noi;i would odds are pay $10k for a working alalon that was right here right now. -90119;1362824244;Chaang-Noi;could make it back in 15 days -90118;1362824255;Chaang-Noi;at current rates, and bfl wont get there in that time... -90117;1362824287;Bowjob;when will bfl realistically ship?.. -90116;1362824291;mircea_popescu;i would pay 1300 dollars within 60 days for a delivered and guaranteed asic. -90115;1362824295;Chaang-Noi;1.5 months is soonest i think -90114;1362824296;mircea_popescu;that's about it. -90113;1362824305;mircea_popescu;computer equipment is computer equpiment. -90112;1362824311;mircea_popescu;what i do with it is nobody's business, what the heck is this. -90111;1362824317;Bowjob;i mean, 200 BTC.. thats says no on bitbet -90110;1362824319;Bowjob;wtf is that -90109;1362824326;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't pay 10k for a computer just because i can make 10k on a computer in 15 days -90108;1362824331;BitHub;i'm intrested in that film stuff you were saying the other day mircea -90107;1362824340;BitHub;where you doing a commercial for mpex? -90106;1362824345;mircea_popescu;me ? no / -90105;1362824351;mircea_popescu;what film you mean ? -90104;1362824353;Chaang-Noi;not paying something for $10k when you could odds are get $50k from it in 3 months? -90103;1362824359;BitHub;you were going to film a renactment or osmething -90102;1362824362;BitHub;but canceled -90101;1362824366;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi nope. i pay by costs not by what seller judges "i might make" -90100;1362824367;Chaang-Noi;im all about 500% -90099;1362824370;mircea_popescu;that's none of his busioness. -90098;1362824384;Chaang-Noi;well, it was a buyer giving an offer -90097;1362824385;BitHub;do you like films? -90096;1362824386;Bowjob;mhm, i find it good news that the asics that were shipped took a week only -90095;1362824388;mircea_popescu;BitHub o, the gumpys. i never cancelled, the other party vanished. -90094;1362824391;Bowjob;considering its from china -90093;1362824402;Chaang-Noi;i doubt anyone would really sell one for only 10k -90092;1362824416;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is so bubbly i swear. -90091;1362824427;Chaang-Noi;yeah -90090;1362824428;Bowjob;cant wait to get my hands on it. it even comes with gloves -90089;1362824429;Bowjob;lol -90088;1362824437;Chaang-Noi;i bet asicminer shares are going to bubble soon -90087;1362824451;Chaang-Noi;!ticker -90086;1362824452;assbot;I thought I told you not to touch me. -90085;1362824459;Chaang-Noi;lol -90084;1362824461;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -90083;1362824461;Bowjob;damn chang, touching assbot -90082;1362824462;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.40666, Best ask: 44.49000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08334, Last trade: 44.94000, 24 hour volume: 40002.15598561, 24 hour low: 42.41100, 24 hour high: 44.94000, 24 hour vwap: 43.69874 -90081;1362824462;mircea_popescu;well, they got as high as the girl's low band. -90080;1362824467;mircea_popescu;maybe they get as high as her high -90079;1362824472;Bowjob;oh.. well as for the asic -90078;1362824479;Bowjob;thats considering you convert it to fiat -90077;1362824484;BitHub;ASICMINER -90076;1362824486;Chaang-Noi;mp i would see 1.5 really -90075;1362824487;Bowjob;which is very difficult for me to do -90074;1362824488;Bowjob;lol -90073;1362824488;BitHub;in all its glory -90072;1362824490;Chaang-Noi;cou7ld* -90071;1362824506;Bowjob;I wonder what people were thinking when they bought Avalon 1 -90070;1362824519;Chaang-Noi;i almost bought one -90069;1362824520;Bowjob;josh said theyd deliver faster, and bfl were superior tech wise -90068;1362824527;Bowjob;.. then whats the point of avalon then -90067;1362824530;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi possibly. -90066;1362824540;Bowjob;heck, yifu said avalon wont deliver first -90065;1362824550;Bowjob;.. did someone see through josh's lie? -90064;1362824551;mircea_popescu;Bowjob i think midnightmagic bought some, you can ask him -90063;1362824580;Bowjob;yeah midnight, if you're from batch 1 -90062;1362824729;Bowjob;$44.50 -90061;1362824730;Bowjob;lol -90060;1362824770;midnightmagic;Bowjob: What was I thinking for batch #1? -90059;1362824784;Bowjob;Yeah.. coz, back then BFL said they would deliver sooner -90058;1362824788;Bowjob;and they had better specs -90057;1362824796;Bowjob;so.. why would anyone buy from Avalon? -90056;1362824814;Bowjob;and yifu announced after bfl announced -90055;1362824889;midnightmagic;Diversity of hardware in the event of asic doomsday, ethics of ngzhang, BFL's past history of late delivery, and I've been mining since Dec '10. -90054;1362824909;midnightmagic;Heck, I was about to order one from cablepair before he went insane. -90053;1362824932;Bowjob;damn -90052;1362824952;Bowjob;mhm.. the whole thing was a minefild -90051;1362824953;Bowjob;field -90050;1362824963;Bowjob;2 scames 1 legit -90049;1362824965;midnightmagic;I'm fairly sure that electricity won't be the lower bound of price for some time. The first time was market reaction to the bubble crash, and lots of doofuses predicting the death of bitcoin. -90048;1362824992;midnightmagic;and yet it.. never.. quite.. dipped below electricity costs. -90047;1362825002;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i'd guess electricity will never be the bound. fixed costs amortisation will always be larger from now on -90046;1362825032;mircea_popescu;take a while for a 60gh asic to cost 1.x k usd in electricity. -90045;1362825038;Bowjob;heck, if this becomes profitable for me I'll rent a warehouse -90044;1362825039;mircea_popescu;by then probably better units need to be bought. and so... -90043;1362825040;midnightmagic;well growth is fairly significant right now -90042;1362825061;Bowjob;and avalon users will get credit for a trade in, yeah? -90041;1362825072;mircea_popescu;the thing is before a large portion of mining cost was hidden (as "free" expertise) -90040;1362825072;midnightmagic;Bowjob: The amusing part is, people who do that simply can't compete with the long tail of people doing for "free" in their hobby time and getting the cheap tier of residential electrical costs. :) -90039;1362825083;mircea_popescu;since now all that is being paid for, people get a much better idea of their actual costs. -90038;1362825099;midnightmagic;Bowjob: Avalon customers are getting credit for Icarus trade-in and .. the other one. Lancelot. -90037;1362825106;Bowjob;yeah -90036;1362825108;Bowjob;in the future -90035;1362825116;Bowjob;Trade in Avalon 1 for something else -90034;1362825128;midnightmagic;Bowjob: There is no indication that will happen. -90033;1362825135;midnightmagic;FPGA have a use outside of bitcoin. -90032;1362825141;midnightmagic;Avalon 1? Not so much. -90031;1362825202;Bowjob;oh well.. decades from now, it will be a collector's item -90030;1362825204;Bowjob;heh -90029;1362825220;midnightmagic;"This thing made a whole bunch of money and then suddenly became completely useless!" -90028;1362825237;Bowjob;"It produced 7 BTC in its heyday" -90027;1362825238;Bowjob;Damn -90026;1362825246;Bowjob;7 BTC/Day -90025;1362825247;Bowjob;lol -90024;1362825250;midnightmagic;"What is it?" "Don't know, every time we plug it in it keeps trying to connect to a weird IP address and port.." -90023;1362825292;midnightmagic;I'll tell you one thing. I am *SO* looking forward to the near-future day when I can shut all my g-d miners right the hell off. -90022;1362825316;Bowjob;are you moving to LTC? -90021;1362825327;Bowjob;wait nvm -90020;1362825332;midnightmagic;I mean my GPU and FPGA. I've been itching to do some FPGA development for some time now. -90019;1362825363;midnightmagic;I don't even bother RMA'ing my GPU anymore. Total waste of time. -90018;1362825369;mircea_popescu;heh -90017;1362825376;mircea_popescu;the first gpu miner... -90016;1362825380;mircea_popescu;o boy. what a bomb -90015;1362825413;midnightmagic;ArtForz was pretty badass.. -90014;1362825509;Bowjob;Is it viable to live off of BTC -90013;1362825515;Bowjob;just by mining? -90012;1362825531;Bowjob;It seems a crazy idea to me.. that might just work -90011;1362825533;Bowjob;>_> -90010;1362825549;Chaang-Noi;i was told he has 60,000 btc locked in his offline never spend coins -90009;1362825608;Chaang-Noi;;;calc 60000x44.5 -90008;1362825608;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -90007;1362825911;midnightmagic;He reported having 60,000 bitcoind not in his never-spend, but in his "don't sell right now" 20% holdback from mining profits. -90006;1362825929;midnightmagic;He mined, and sold 80%, and kept 20%. -90005;1362825957;midnightmagic;;;calc 60000*45 -90004;1362825958;gribble;2700000 -90003;1362825982;midnightmagic;That was before he mined for another bunch of months and then started selling his designs to unknown third parties. -90002;1362826135;midnightmagic;mrb_ came in one time and started talking about something he'd heard existed: a preimage-like attack on the hashing algo which allowed a 2x speedup algorithmically, to any miner implementing it. -90001;1362826220;midnightmagic;it would be pretty awesome if that were real. -90000;1362826271;mircea_popescu;how would it be awesome -89999;1362826381;midnightmagic;it would be awesome because FPGA would kill asic then. -89998;1362826485;mircea_popescu;fpga needs a lot more than 2x to stay competitive. -89997;1362826573;midnightmagic;nah it doesn't. ;-) -89996;1362827175;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -89995;1362827198;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [+] -89994;1362827323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00549999 = 5.5 BTC [-] -89993;1362827328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 650 @ 0.0055 = 3.575 BTC [+] -89992;1362827339;Chaang-Noi;.9 go asicminer :) -89991;1362827350;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc asicminer-pt -89990;1362827353;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.65 / 0.65923 / 0.9 (449 shares, 296 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.65303 / 0.9 (1046 shares, 683.1 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.65303 / 0.9 (1046 shares, 683.1 BTC) -89989;1362827358;BitHub;.9 hey -89988;1362827370;mircea_popescu;still low volume. -89987;1362827378;BitHub;i might cash out -89986;1362827384;BitHub;at 1 -89985;1362827422;Chaang-Noi;i expect this weeks or next weeks dividend to be awesome, and thus make more demand -89984;1362827447;BitHub;whens teh next one due? -89983;1362827456;zefir;Goat, people seem to expect ASICMINER to continue paying 2 cents dividends per week for a year, which is a bit of too much confidence imho -89982;1362827506;Chaang-Noi;zefir i think they can hold on average 10% of the network for 2 years -89981;1362827531;zefir;if they could, 0.9 is fair. still speculative -89980;1362827538;Chaang-Noi;and honestly bfl is 1.5 months away at best i think, if we get to 12 th and then 60 th, we will be killing it:) -89979;1362827540;BitHub;crazy to pay those prices for asicminer -89978;1362827542;mircea_popescu;zefir well, finance is speculative. -89977;1362827556;mircea_popescu;bfl is never delivering anything. -89976;1362827577;zefir;not right, my BFLS are the most stable mining devices i had so far -89975;1362827583;Chaang-Noi;if bfl did fail on the chips it would be awesome for asicminer, we would have 50% not 10% of the network -89974;1362827601;mircea_popescu;zefir http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -89973;1362827604;mircea_popescu;just going by that -89972;1362827614;BitHub;is there going to be a new primeasic thing? -89971;1362827620;BitHub;i need to buy one hey -89970;1362827636;zefir;expect there to be more competitors than BFL in July -89969;1362827636;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi about one third asicminer, one third avalon, one third old network + others -89968;1362827641;mircea_popescu;is the best reasonable expectation. -89967;1362827648;mircea_popescu;zefir for sure. -89966;1362827662;mircea_popescu;the actual asic producer has not yet been born i would guess. -89965;1362827665;BitHub;i'm ready to buy now -89964;1362827668;BitHub;can i buy anything? -89963;1362827688;Chaang-Noi;even if bfl does ship, first batch is only 25 th right? avalon is less? -89962;1362827708;mircea_popescu;avalon has about 10-20th being delivered atm and making another what, 20-50 -89961;1362827716;zefir;0.9 is tempting for a quick buck i must say. but if bitcoin as a whole takes of (like is currently doing) long term, holding some asicminer could be your retirement ;) -89960;1362827722;mircea_popescu;asicminer has a 10ish being delivered and making another 20-50 -89959;1362827726;mircea_popescu;they're really very equal. -89958;1362827740;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 21 @ 0.9 = 18.9 BTC [+] -89957;1362827753;Chaang-Noi;yeah zefir, i bought back much of what i sold around .5 to .6 -89956;1362827760;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.975 = 19.5 BTC [+] -89955;1362827765;Chaang-Noi;lol -89954;1362827767;mircea_popescu;lol what a strategy -89953;1362827771;zefir;Goat, you're in the board again? -89952;1362827775;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 25 @ 1 = 25 BTC [+] -89951;1362827784;zefir;this is insane! -89950;1362827787;Chaang-Noi;zefir saldy im still short -89949;1362827804;BitHub;wow -89948;1362827815;zefir;i have the remaining shares for you. 1BTC each ;) -89947;1362827820;BitHub;anyone want to buy 50 for 2btc? -89946;1362827860;Chaang-Noi;zefir that was my shares that just got sold at 1 btc -89945;1362827871;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 500 @ 0.0057 = 2.85 BTC [+] -89944;1362827878;zefir;;) congrats! -89943;1362827889;Chaang-Noi;thanks -89942;1362827903;Chaang-Noi;i think we could go higher, but i can part with 25 :) -89941;1362827907;BitHub;let me know when it gets to 1.5 or 2 - i'm out then. -89940;1362827934;zefir;Goat, how much coins do i need in hand to retire in Thailand? -89939;1362827948;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 1000 @ 0.21735385 = 217.3539 BTC [-] -89938;1362827957;Bowjob;we're about to ram $45 per coin -89937;1362827959;BitHub;1000bat -89936;1362827970;Chaang-Noi;zefir i have a wife and a kid, very nice house, and everything, i live very well here on $15,000 a year -89935;1362827983;BitHub;nice -89934;1362827987;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.19526866 = 195.2687 BTC [-] -89933;1362828004;Chaang-Noi;if you did $30k a year you would really live it up -89932;1362828006;Bowjob;$15,000.. thats what I earned 2 years ago as a cashier -89931;1362828011;Bowjob;in 6 months btw -89930;1362828012;Bowjob;lol -89929;1362828018;Bowjob;k, 7 actually -89928;1362828021;Chaang-Noi;pay is lower here -89927;1362828023;zefir;ok, so like 10k coins and i'm done. that is 1.5BTC per ASICMINER and you see me there ;) -89926;1362828032;Chaang-Noi;average wage here is $200 a month -89925;1362828038;BitHub;nice zefir -89924;1362828040;Bowjob;so around 4 bitcoins then -89923;1362828043;BitHub;i might do the same and go to phils -89922;1362828057;Bowjob;200 bucks a month -89921;1362828064;mircea_popescu;i've done it already. retirement is boring as shit. -89920;1362828065;Bowjob;thats what i spend on a nice meal in vancouver -89919;1362828073;Chaang-Noi;costs are lower here -89918;1362828082;BitHub;whatever mircea lul -89917;1362828086;Bowjob;woudlnt it be grand if i make money here -89916;1362828086;mircea_popescu;srsly. -89915;1362828088;zefir;this is too easy, there must be some hook in there -89914;1362828091;Chaang-Noi;my 3 bed room house with garden and all that is only $160 a month rent -89913;1362828092;Bowjob;then spend it in some 3rd world country -89912;1362828092;Bowjob;lol -89911;1362828099;BitHub;ya -89910;1362828100;Bowjob;why dont u just buy it -89909;1362828103;BitHub;that's what i would do if i was bored -89908;1362828105;BitHub;help others -89907;1362828131;mircea_popescu;i am. -89906;1362828144;Chaang-Noi;zefir hook? -89905;1362828144;BitHub;then you cant get that bored -89904;1362828145;BitHub;:) -89903;1362828154;mircea_popescu;well atm im not bored, all with mpex and shit. -89902;1362828163;mircea_popescu;but a few years ago it was major yawn time. -89901;1362828176;BitHub;you just dont know how to have fun with your money -89900;1362828181;toffoo;how did you retire the first time? -89899;1362828186;zefir;Goat, it can't be that easy. but well, my problem is my wife will not follow to Thailand, so i'm out for now :( -89898;1362828200;BitHub;you can get about 10 wives in thailand -89897;1362828202;BitHub;her lost -89896;1362828212;Chaang-Noi;ahh zefir i got a thai wife, thats the smart way to do it:) -89895;1362828224;zefir;maybe, but not the one wife you get used to ;) -89894;1362828232;BitHub;doesn't that get boring? -89893;1362828242;BitHub;like watching the same movie over and over and over again every day? -89892;1362828244;zefir;you mean the only one wife? -89891;1362828251;Chaang-Noi;bithub is right, you can have more than one here, in thai they even have words for ranking them -89890;1362828269;BitHub;chaaang i'm thinking -89889;1362828275;BitHub;if i send you some btc -89888;1362828279;zefir;no, can't complain. it is a give and take - she also has to watch the same tv show -89887;1362828286;BitHub;can you jsut buy thai women for me and put them all in a house? -89886;1362828292;mircea_popescu;toffoo what do you mean how ? -89885;1362828294;BitHub;i want a stable -89884;1362828313;toffoo;well i imagine you'll retire a second time from mpex someday soon, -89883;1362828319;BitHub;highly unethical -89882;1362828320;BitHub;hehe -89881;1362828323;Chaang-Noi;in thailand you can only rent thai women, however you can buy women from outher countries -89880;1362828324;mircea_popescu;zefir BitHub i guess there's about 20 years keeping you apart. -89879;1362828336;toffoo;just curious how you did it the first time .. before bitcoin -89878;1362828337;zefir;i'm 40 -89877;1362828338;mircea_popescu;toffoo i don't think it'll be too soon. -89876;1362828348;BitHub;how old are you mate? :) -89875;1362828353;mircea_popescu;toffoo i sold everythign and went to costa rica, basically. -89874;1362828364;toffoo;but went back? -89873;1362828367;BitHub;heh i heard that's the best place to setup a company -89872;1362828368;toffoo;too boring there? -89871;1362828376;BitHub;is that why you went to costa? -89870;1362828382;mircea_popescu;well eventually you have enough of playing poker with aging american expats -89869;1362828397;BitHub;tax breaks -89868;1362828399;mircea_popescu;the rum was good, the aguacate nice, the mango fantastic an so on -89867;1362828413;mircea_popescu;but after a while retirement becomes unbearable. -89866;1362828423;toffoo;missing the good life back in romania? -89865;1362828443;BitHub;because you cant cash out a million dollars worth of btc? -89864;1362828457;mircea_popescu;toffoo hehe, romania of the 90s was... exciting. -89863;1362828471;BitHub;i don't get it mircea -89862;1362828477;mircea_popescu;BitHub what's that ? -89861;1362828491;BitHub;how you can be bored -89860;1362828495;BitHub;i'm bored but i'm poor -89859;1362828515;mircea_popescu;cause how bored you are depends on what you're doing not on how rich you are. -89858;1362828527;mircea_popescu;heck, i know plenty of bored rich people. -89857;1362828528;BitHub;its all about the numbers baby -89856;1362828540;BitHub;if you're rich and bored you don't deserve to have money -89855;1362828549;mircea_popescu;what'd you do ? -89854;1362828565;mircea_popescu;there's only so much flan a person can eat, to quote one of the recent billionaires. -89853;1362828566;BitHub;stayed poor -89852;1362828574;BitHub;haha -89851;1362828585;BitHub;flange -89850;1362828638;BitHub;hmm what would i do -89849;1362828659;BitHub;well first step i would look at all the people in my life, family and really close friends and solve all their money problems -89848;1362828662;BitHub;that's fun -89847;1362828691;mircea_popescu;that's stupid. -89846;1362828698;mircea_popescu;within a coupla years they'll have worse money problems. -89845;1362828708;BitHub;but i solved them -89844;1362828709;mircea_popescu;there's a reason they have them now, and that reason ain't the aliens. -89843;1362828724;BitHub;nah they wont they -89842;1362828726;mircea_popescu;you can't solve people's problems for them. -89841;1362828727;BitHub;'ll be sweet -89840;1362828749;BitHub;that's true, good thing i've got no friends so i would just help my family -89839;1362828802;mircea_popescu;mkay, so that's murky. what else ? -89838;1362828807;BitHub;i'm pretty sure i would be dead within a month, i would just go to psycho with the money -89837;1362828821;BitHub;driving pass people throwing wads of cash at them -89836;1362828829;mircea_popescu;ya well, that's the thing. takes a lot of brains to be rich and bored in the end. -89835;1362828842;mircea_popescu;most dumbasses that win the lottery end up dead / in jail / poor again -89834;1362828857;BitHub;i guess its boring when you're not just burning through it without caring -89833;1362828860;BitHub;that's when its really fun -89832;1362828875;mircea_popescu;no, that's when it's really obvious how empty/pointless/mindless you really are. -89831;1362828948;BitHub;not really, sometimes just dont care -89830;1362829032;BitHub;um what else, probably hire 100 social media trolls and have them in a office and just kick back and watch them troll certain celebs or public figures -89829;1362829129;BitHub;actually mircea i would just be making movies -89828;1362829131;BitHub;full time -89827;1362829144;BitHub;that would be really fun to me -89826;1362829174;mircea_popescu;that may work yea -89825;1362829177;mircea_popescu;but it is not retirement. -89824;1362829239;BitHub;ahh okey hmm retirement lets see, all you can do is just travel the world hey getting into adventures, meeting random girls -89823;1362829269;BitHub;definitly got to check out alot more countries in my time :) -89822;1362829344;mircea_popescu;yeah, tghat may be fun -89821;1362829351;mircea_popescu;but after a while it gets utterly boring. -89820;1362829395;BitHub;how old are you, if you dont mind me asking? -89819;1362829395;Bowjob;mentlegen, we hit $45 once again -89818;1362829426;Bowjob;now where is that troll who said btc top was $24 dollars -89817;1362829426;Bowjob;lol -89816;1362829434;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -89815;1362829435;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.29000, Best ask: 45.46212, Bid-ask spread: 0.17212, Last trade: 45.46212, 24 hour volume: 42365.65870584, 24 hour low: 42.50000, 24 hour high: 45.50000, 24 hour vwap: 43.84294 -89814;1362829440;BitHub;nice i want to see 50 after weekend tho -89813;1362829442;mircea_popescu;funny, calls sold earlier lol -89812;1362829518;Bowjob;i just a fucking house in vancouver -89811;1362829519;Bowjob;geez -89810;1362829533;Bowjob;i thought that was the whole point of life in vancouver. be the landowner master race -89809;1362829548;Bowjob;so that you can charge rent on the basement, get the basement to pay for the mortgage -89808;1362829556;Bowjob;then watch hockey -89807;1362829557;Bowjob;lol -89806;1362829562;Bowjob;thats the canadian dream -89805;1362829567;mircea_popescu;heh -89804;1362829568;Bowjob;or vancouver dream. -89803;1362829576;Bowjob;everyone here is crazy about houses -89802;1362829593;Bowjob;my uncle owns 3, he gets about 8k a month on his houses -89801;1362829596;Bowjob;for rent -89800;1362829609;Bowjob;i didnt tell him about bitcoins.. hes too rich already -89799;1362829610;Bowjob;heh -89798;1362829696;Anduck;you should -89797;1362829705;Anduck;(make him buy like, 200k usd worth of btc?" -89796;1362829709;Anduck;xD -89795;1362829713;Bowjob;lol -89794;1362829721;Anduck;then slowwly sell it back and make negative profit -89793;1362829734;Bowjob;nah, hes a batshit religious person.. conservative -89792;1362829738;Bowjob;he wont touch btc anyway -89791;1362829756;Anduck;ok -89790;1362829757;Bowjob;i feel bad for his kid -89789;1362829762;Anduck;well -89788;1362829766;Bowjob;his kid is like 18 now, cant go out -89787;1362829773;Anduck;what does that have to do with bitcoin? -89786;1362829780;Anduck;if he's religious batshit person -89785;1362829787;Anduck;he might still like btc xD -89784;1362829791;Anduck;batshit is a nice term, +1 -89783;1362829792;Bowjob;i doubt it lol -89782;1362829801;Anduck;hmm -89781;1362829805;Anduck;well tell his kid about it -89780;1362829807;Anduck;and shake his hed -89779;1362829809;Bowjob;when we arrived in canada -89778;1362829809;Anduck;head* -89777;1362829816;Bowjob;.. he gave us free rent -89776;1362829820;Bowjob;.. but.. -89775;1362829829;Bowjob;when we told him, we're not converting to your religion -89774;1362829835;Bowjob;he started charging us rent -89773;1362829836;Bowjob;lol -89772;1362829846;Anduck;=) -89771;1362829849;Anduck;whatta douche -89770;1362829850;Bowjob;im like. lol -89769;1362829855;Anduck;you know what -89768;1362829859;Anduck;i would've laugh at him -89767;1362829860;Anduck;:D -89766;1362829871;Bowjob;its not really him tho -89765;1362829873;Bowjob;its his wife -89764;1362829877;Bowjob;thats the boss -89763;1362829882;Anduck;whats his religion btc -89762;1362829883;Anduck;btw* -89761;1362829883;Anduck;? -89760;1362829889;Bowjob;protestant or something -89759;1362829892;Anduck;wut -89758;1362829897;Bowjob;thinks everyone will go to hell -89757;1362829920;Bowjob;protestant.. its like a branch of christianity -89756;1362829950;Bowjob;kinda like how catholic is bitcoin, then a protestant would be a fork of it -89755;1362829954;Bowjob;lol -89754;1362829965;Anduck;good it wasnt this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology -89753;1362829977;Anduck;yeah -89752;1362829979;Bowjob;nah. hes not that batshit -89751;1362829983;Anduck;:D -89750;1362829995;Anduck;in finland there's 2 places where they recruit for that thing -89749;1362830000;Anduck;so, me and my friend once went there -89748;1362830004;Bowjob;theres one in vancouver too -89747;1362830010;Bowjob;not going in there. lol -89746;1362830014;Anduck;made some kind of test -89745;1362830023;Anduck;then they wanted us to be in separate rooms -89744;1362830036;Anduck;so they could turn ur individually to the scientology -89743;1362830043;Anduck;well, we ain't stupid so.. xD -89742;1362830055;Bowjob;they killed this chick -89741;1362830057;Anduck;didnt take much time to see they're scientologists -89740;1362830058;Bowjob;i forgot her name -89739;1362830061;Bowjob;lisa or something.. -89738;1362830062;Bowjob;in 1996 -89737;1362830067;Bowjob;lisa mcpherson -89736;1362830069;Bowjob;there we go -89735;1362830069;Anduck;why -89734;1362830074;Bowjob;starved her to death -89733;1362830078;Anduck;ok -89732;1362830081;Anduck;hmm -89731;1362830088;Bowjob;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Lisa_McPherson -89730;1362830095;Bowjob;okay, 1995. im off -89729;1362830101;Anduck;btw, we went to that scientology recruiment place cuz we were handed a note in the city -89728;1362830286;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 100 @ 0.00999 = 0.999 BTC [+] -89727;1362830630;mircea_popescu;ehh what's this, ian bakewell default ? -89726;1362830663;Bowjob;Mhm.. he disappeared -89725;1362830670;mircea_popescu;ouch -89724;1362830681;Bowjob;Damn, and to think I thought I was gonna send him some BTC -89723;1362830687;Bowjob;I cleared a land mine. heh -89722;1362830705;Bowjob;He said he should have no problem paying unless BTC hits $40/BTC -89721;1362830753;mircea_popescu;lol ok. -89720;1362830864;Bowjob;"Short BTC600 @ $34.50 Short 40,000 S.DICE @ .0062 Cover date: May 17 2013 | Before 12Noon MST" -89719;1362830870;Bowjob;According to Ian's signature -89718;1362830876;Bowjob;he's gonna have a bad time -89717;1362830942;Bowjob;"I should have no problem repaying this as long as BTC stays bellow $41.66 ... if it goes above we would need to work something out for a bit more time to repay." -89716;1362830946;Bowjob;Tsk tsk tsk -89715;1362830964;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -89714;1362830965;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.86278, Best ask: 45.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03722, Last trade: 45.90000, 24 hour volume: 45521.41888267, 24 hour low: 42.50000, 24 hour high: 45.90000, 24 hour vwap: 43.97923 -89713;1362830975;Bowjob;I lent some $100 worth of BTC back in january for 3 weeks -89712;1362830980;Bowjob;that was some agonizing days -89711;1362830988;Bowjob;I didn't know if the guy was a scammer or not -89710;1362830998;Bowjob;.. i am not willing to put myself through that again -89709;1362831000;Bowjob;lol -89708;1362831088;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.90144085 = 901.4409 BTC [-] -89707;1362831110;mircea_popescu;heh. -89706;1362831141;Bowjob;lending out to someone with btc is similar to gambling imo -89705;1362831150;Bowjob;just put it thru dice, at least its faster -89704;1362831151;Bowjob;lol -89703;1362831234;mircea_popescu;with dice it's provably fair. -89702;1362831389;Bowjob;I told an acquiantance about BTC when they were 17 dollars, they were on the fence about it. They wanted to buy at 28 dollars, but got scared when the price dropped to $20 -89701;1362831402;Bowjob;now that its $45.. they want to buy again -89700;1362831414;Bowjob;but never follow through -89699;1362831416;mircea_popescu;how it works. -89698;1362831462;Bowjob;I told him hey, I think BTC will go up. I've put a bit of fiat in it to show my conviction -89697;1362831499;Bowjob;if BTC goes up, they say.. it's a fucking bubble! if BTC goes down.. "It's dying/fad/crash" -89696;1362831507;Bowjob;hilarious -89695;1362831548;mircea_popescu;yup -89694;1362831561;Bowjob;I told him I'll sell him $100 worth for 2 BTC. They wanted 5. They could have gotten 5+ from me back in Jan -89693;1362831567;mircea_popescu;it recovered nicely after the correction 2 days ago -89692;1362831570;mircea_popescu;indeed a bear trap -89691;1362831601;Bowjob;I'm looking forward to the day that that guy still hasn't bought a coin where BTC reaches $1000 -89690;1362831630;Bowjob;I'll be like, yeah I'll sell you $500 worth for 0.5 BTC, just remember it could go down, ect -89689;1362831633;Bowjob;gonna be fun. -89688;1362831663;mircea_popescu;haha that's a plan. -89687;1362831704;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.90009169 = 900.0917 BTC [-] -89686;1362831741;mircea_popescu;;;later tell namworld https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87358.60 -89685;1362831742;gribble;The operation succeeded. -89684;1362831911;Bowjob;it sucked for me canadianbitcoins sold at $55 dollars when BTC dropped to $33 -89683;1362831915;Bowjob;pretty smart move -89682;1362831928;Bowjob;I would have dumped more fiat into it -89681;1362832300;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 375 @ 0.89918038 = 337.1926 BTC [-] -89680;1362832311;mircea_popescu;!ticker m 750 -89679;1362832313;assbot;I don't give a shit who saw what and who did what or who did who. -89678;1362832319;mircea_popescu;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.P750 -89677;1362832320;assbot;The vision of Christ that thou dost see ... is my vision's greatest enemy. -89676;1362832330;mircea_popescu;!ticker m P750t -89675;1362832332;assbot;Your actions are useless. -89674;1362832336;mircea_popescu;:( -89673;1362832339;mircea_popescu;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.P750T -89672;1362832340;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1D: 0.89918038 / 0.90051586 / 0.90144085 (2375 shares, 2,138.73 BTC), 7D: 0.85433966 / 0.9786482 / 1.12260046 (23750 shares, 23,242.89 BTC), 30D: 0.85433966 / 1.06533167 / 1.53153505 (28750 shares, 30,628.29 BTC) -89671;1362832354;mircea_popescu;lol this put -89670;1362833001;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 46 -89669;1362833006;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 46.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -89668;1362833017;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -89667;1362833019;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.50000, Best ask: 46.53000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03000, Last trade: 46.53000, 24 hour volume: 47202.58375913, 24 hour low: 42.50000, 24 hour high: 46.53000, 24 hour vwap: 44.11301 -89666;1362833027;Chaang-Noi;well shit -89665;1362833042;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 49.1 -89664;1362833042;gribble;There are currently 26201.882 bitcoins offered at or under 49.1 USD, worth 1266194.78506 USD in total. | Data vintage: 36.3364 seconds -89663;1362833062;Bowjob;chang -89662;1362833071;Bowjob;check the price real time at coinlab -89661;1362833074;Bowjob;its entertaining -89660;1362833075;Bowjob;lol -89659;1362833124;Chaang-Noi;interesting, auto refreshes? -89658;1362833138;Chaang-Noi;guess so damn -89657;1362833165;Bowjob;yah -89656;1362833168;Bowjob;you watching? -89655;1362833176;Bowjob;46.80 -89654;1362833181;Bowjob;im okay with this -89653;1362833203;Chaang-Noi;i guess we are going to keep on trucking up -89652;1362833224;Bowjob;imo just drive the price up and dont sell -89651;1362833229;Bowjob;use BTC for transactions -89650;1362833239;Bowjob;.. that ends up being win win -89649;1362833243;Bowjob;as opposed to lose lose -89648;1362833253;Bowjob;where the seller gets fiat and the BTC value goes down -89647;1362833277;Bowjob;we're about to break 47 -89646;1362833317;Bowjob;;;ticker -89645;1362833318;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.64600, Best ask: 46.74600, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 46.64600, 24 hour volume: 48033.54388684, 24 hour low: 42.50000, 24 hour high: 46.99000, 24 hour vwap: 44.16232 -89644;1362833326;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 47 -89643;1362833331;gribble;There are currently 1303.7427 bitcoins offered at or under 47.0 USD, worth 61254.5594943 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0016 seconds -89642;1362833809;Bowjob;mhm, i see lots of resistance before 50 -89641;1362833813;Bowjob;i see little fiat -89640;1362833821;Bowjob;we need moe support -89639;1362834073;Bowjob;sell off -89638;1362834074;Bowjob;hah -89637;1362834498;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.2201 BTC [-] -89636;1362834500;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.22003 BTC [-] -89635;1362834502;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.22 BTC [-] -89634;1362834504;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.22 = 2.2 BTC [-] -89633;1362834586;mircea_popescu;it's the weekend -89632;1362834922;Chaang-Noi;yeah $45 is still pretty epic -89631;1362835071;Bowjob;"still"? -89630;1362835087;Bowjob;Id stay breaking $32 barrier was epic! -89629;1362835142;Anduck;btw.. -89628;1362835152;Anduck;it's funny mp has rated gigavps -10 and pirateat40 -1 -89627;1362835213;Anduck;so huh, whats worse, running a ponzi or pt to ponzi? -89626;1362835480;Bowjob;and the dump continues -89625;1362835483;Bowjob;;;ticker -89624;1362835483;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.27000, Best ask: 45.28000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 45.26000, 24 hour volume: 49103.52015343, 24 hour low: 42.50000, 24 hour high: 46.99000, 24 hour vwap: 44.22567 -89623;1362835491;mircea_popescu;Anduck i rated pirate before his scam went bust -89622;1362835498;mircea_popescu;and then didn't want to update the rating out of vanity -89621;1362835505;mircea_popescu;i like being the first one with the neg. -89620;1362835512;Anduck;k -89619;1362835848;Bowjob;coinlab should update their logo with the recent correction -89618;1362868117;MJR_;I read it -89617;1362868127;kakobrekla;maybe mircea_popescu has some updates -89616;1362868134;mircea_popescu;hi all. -89615;1362868150;MJR_;Hey -89614;1362868153;kakobrekla;21:28.00 ( MJR_ ) Mp still having trouble? -89613;1362868153;kakobrekla;21:28.10 ( kakobrekla ) half way, see topic -89612;1362868153;kakobrekla;21:28.27 .•• mircea_popescu ( ~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu ) joined #bitcoin-assets -89611;1362868170;mircea_popescu;MJR_ trade is atm going on through the irc bots. -89610;1362868176;MJR_;Cool -89609;1362868189;mircea_popescu;this is actually fully functional, if a little inconvenient still -89608;1362868196;MJR_;Noticed S.DICE rebounded a little bit -89607;1362868196;mircea_popescu;until someone makes a pympex equivalent -89606;1362868201;mircea_popescu;yeah -89605;1362868218;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu: -89604;1362868218;kakobrekla;21:22.48 ( kakobrekla ) "Only Satoshi the Bitcoin Cyber-Christ is going to save us." -Max Keiser -89603;1362868218;MJR_;Was wondering about an mpex.onion -89602;1362868218;kakobrekla;21:22.48 ( kakobrekla ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_t39jCXXIrY -89601;1362868243;MJR_;I think that guy is on meth before every show -89600;1362868251;Ukto;MJR_: PM -89599;1362868254;mircea_popescu;MJR_ i am having a few set up. -89598;1362868265;MJR_;Cool -89597;1362868275;mircea_popescu;the thing is, -89596;1362868282;mircea_popescu;tor network may not be solid enough to cope -89595;1362868328;MJR_;Yeah I was worried about that -89594;1362868356;Namworld;How do I encrypt with MPEx's public key? -89593;1362868356;MJR_;I am trying out a new irc client -89592;1362868393;mircea_popescu;Namworld gpg --encrypt --armor -r F1B69921 -89591;1362868425;Namworld;Ah, thanks. I keep forgetting how to write the command. -89590;1362868441;Namworld;I can't seem to find a good website that lists commands and common operations -89589;1362868704;kakobrekla;make one -89588;1362868863;pigeons;man2htm -89587;1362868877;kakobrekla;:D -89586;1362868899;mircea_popescu;totally. -89585;1362869123;jborkl_;!Ticker mpex s.dice -89584;1362869163;kakobrekla;!ticker mpex s.dice -89583;1362869163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00067638 BTC [-] -89582;1362869165;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00549999 / 0.00550022 / 0.005884 (1651 shares, 9.08 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00548202 / 0.006225 (503030 shares, 2,757.62 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.0061622 / 0.0069 (3739840 shares, 23,045.67 BTC) -89581;1362869176;mircea_popescu;caps not allowed on irc -89580;1362869193;mircea_popescu;anyway, the evolution of s.dice is beyond funny, -89579;1362869199;MJR_;Yes -89578;1362869209;Anduck;mircea_popescu: porn not allowed on blog -89577;1362869210;mircea_popescu;1. price collapse pre dividends ; 2. short rebound post dividends ; further rebound while mpex is beinh ddosed -89576;1362869219;mircea_popescu;if this is not contrary to what you'd expect i dunno what is -89575;1362869227;MJR_;🐤 -89574;1362869227;mircea_popescu;Anduck who told you that ?! -89573;1362869242;Anduck;it's the will of internet gods -89572;1362869270;mircea_popescu;im with the internet goddesses, sorry. -89571;1362869288;MJR_;Lol, I thought we were the Internet gods -89570;1362869301;Anduck;LOL guys been trolled again -89569;1362869309;Anduck;srs, no. you cant hang out with them. -89568;1362869315;Anduck;dunno bout' dem goddesses -89567;1362869328;mircea_popescu;it shows. -89566;1362869398;MJR_;mircea_popescu: Can you see the symbol between the quotes? "⚡" -89565;1362869431;mircea_popescu;yea -89564;1362869437;MJR_;Cool -89563;1362869442;mircea_popescu;why ? -89562;1362869456;MJR_;Was not sure if other symbols would be able to be seen -89561;1362869471;MJR_;I suppose it depends on the client -89560;1362869474;jborkl;!mp http://dpaste.com/1017561/ -89559;1362869475;assbot;Processing. -89558;1362869476;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017563/plain/ -89557;1362869485;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150818.0 ahaha dude the forum's so funny -89556;1362869488;mircea_popescu;$vwap -89555;1362869491;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/605WGNKB -89554;1362869573;dub;.9 for AM eh -89553;1362869585;mircea_popescu;dub girl said .75 to 1.5 -89552;1362869589;mircea_popescu;am dully follows. -89551;1362869621;dub;hmm, could be my new truck -89550;1362869645;mircea_popescu;;;later tell vampirebb the mpex inbound address will be linked to most mpex withdrawals. a user can withdraw to an arbitrary address of his choice. -89549;1362869645;gribble;The operation succeeded. -89548;1362869666;jborkl;!mp http://dpaste.com/1017564/ -89547;1362869666;assbot;Processing. -89546;1362869668;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017566/plain/ -89545;1362869695;mircea_popescu;jborkl you're doing something wrong because people have been trading ok on this system -89544;1362869719;jborkl;I am on my phone trying to get android to work -89543;1362869721;mircea_popescu;are you cleanly doing your encoding ? is your key correct ? (siometimes gpg defaults to wrong key, use a ! at the end of your keyid to force) -89542;1362869763;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150818.0 lol these people. -89541;1362869931;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1604192#msg1604192 friedcat speaks -89540;1362869944;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: is the mpex FAQ somewhere available in a pastie or can it be included in an mpex client? -89539;1362869964;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ 1 sec -89538;1362870034;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/6HuinLvf -89537;1362870059;mircea_popescu;if you wish to include a local copy in a bundle you distribute, such as a client or anything -89536;1362870074;mircea_popescu;i want you to commit that all new versions will include a faq current at the time of their release. -89535;1362870094;mircea_popescu;that's pretty much the only condition. -89534;1362870215;MJR_;It should be complete as well -89533;1362870216;FabianB_;ok, in case i release my client to the public i'll include it in all releases; in case i don't maintain it anymore i'll make a release with FAQ removed with just a link to then current mpex site -89532;1362870231;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ if you don't maintain it anymore you're not in breach. -89531;1362870242;mircea_popescu;the only thing is to not ship client august 11th with faq from june 3rd -89530;1362870249;MJR_;If you neglect to keep the smoky dragon award -89529;1362870265;FabianB_;ok, that won't be a problem then -89528;1362870343;mircea_popescu;you can do all languages available or pick one -89527;1362870356;mircea_popescu;but be a sport and don't pick "some". -89526;1362870453;FabianB_;heh, yeah, just thought of the english one -89525;1362870457;mircea_popescu;works. -89524;1362870503;FabianB_;dunno if i like to include chinese and persian as long as the clients documentation itself is just english -89523;1362870516;MJR_;Hmmm I think I am going to enter the WOT today -89522;1362870517;mircea_popescu;sure, just one language is ok -89521;1362870789;mircea_popescu;If we get the 60TH/s online (conservative) in late April, and the hashrate of the full network from that time is 200TH/s which linearly increases to 1,000TH/s in late December. (200+1000)/2 = 600. So we will have 10% in average of the full network from late April to late December. That translates to about 88,000 Bitcoins total mined. That is 0.22BTC/share of gross income in eight months. -89520;1362870808;mircea_popescu;so where's the "you get your money back in 8 months therefore asicminer is worth like .15" talk ? -89519;1362870836;thestringpuller;lol -89518;1362871179;MJR_;What do you think it's worth? -89517;1362871243;mircea_popescu;worth ? about .05 - .1 -89516;1362871249;benkay;!help -89515;1362871250;assbot;List of commands: -89514;1362871251;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -89513;1362871252;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -89512;1362871254;mircea_popescu;that has no bearing however, idiots are in full mania mode, so, -89511;1362871261;mircea_popescu;you'll be able to sell up to 10x-100x that -89510;1362871335;jborkl;!mp help -89509;1362871336;assbot;Please use http://dpaste.com/ -89508;1362871354;mircea_popescu;!help mp -89507;1362871355;assbot;List of commands: -89506;1362871356;jborkl;Thanks assbot -89505;1362871356;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -89504;1362871357;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -89503;1362871380;MJR_;yeah, I think understanding net present value may be beyond some members of the bitcoin community -89502;1362871387;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla : can you make assbot ticker identifier to be hungry ? -89501;1362871393;mircea_popescu;such as !ticker m C600T -89500;1362871425;mircea_popescu;MJR_ what makes me very glad & happy is this : -89499;1362871430;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -89498;1362871433;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.679 / 0.90043 / 1 (167 shares, 150.4 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.68589 / 1 (1170 shares, 802.5 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.68589 / 1 (1170 shares, 802.5 BTC) -89497;1362871449;mircea_popescu;the fact that the bitcoindiots are reduced to < 1k btc disposable income is indeed good news. -89496;1362871460;mircea_popescu;one year ago this would have been two degrees of magnitude larger if not more. -89495;1362871461;jborkl;Mircea, are the orders formatted the same in!mp -89494;1362871477;mircea_popescu;jborkl the same aswhat ? -89493;1362871498;benkay;!mp -89492;1362871499;assbot;Please use http://dpaste.com/ -89491;1362871510;jborkl;BUY|S.DICE... -89490;1362871516;mircea_popescu;yup -89489;1362871522;jborkl;Ok thanks -89488;1362871526;mircea_popescu;you makr you order, you sign it, then you encrypt it, then you paste that -89487;1362871529;mircea_popescu;then you feed the bots -89486;1362871548;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu ? -89485;1362871554;kakobrekla;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.C610N -89484;1362871555;assbot;How can I be of assistance, my poor man? -89483;1362871558;mircea_popescu;!ticker m C610N -89482;1362871559;assbot;Aren't those tins of tobacco right there behind you? -89481;1362871559;kakobrekla;hm -89480;1362871570;mircea_popescu;ghe doesn't find that one cause it hasn't traded -89479;1362871582;mircea_popescu;but since p750n is sufficient identification -89478;1362871585;mircea_popescu;why doesn't he find it ? -89477;1362871592;mircea_popescu;!ticker m P750T -89476;1362871593;assbot;Quest for vision is a great blessing. -89475;1362871601;mircea_popescu;!ticker m O.BTCUSD.P750T -89474;1362871602;kakobrekla;the key is O.BTCUSD.C610N -89473;1362871602;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1D: 0.89918038 / 0.90051586 / 0.90144085 (2375 shares, 2,138.73 BTC), 7D: 0.85433966 / 0.9786482 / 1.12260046 (23750 shares, 23,242.89 BTC), 30D: 0.85433966 / 1.06533167 / 1.53153505 (28750 shares, 30,628.29 BTC) -89472;1362871609;kakobrekla;in the depth -89471;1362871650;mircea_popescu;basically, it should take the provided string, see how many of the available mpsics regex-match it -89470;1362871660;mircea_popescu;if 1 then report on that. if 0 or >1 then say sorry. -89469;1362871789;mircea_popescu;and since we're talking about this, would it be possible to have a !depth -89468;1362871804;mircea_popescu;which reports say 6 or 8 items either side from midmarket ? -89467;1362871812;mircea_popescu;like : !depth blabla -89466;1362871837;mircea_popescu;10x.5 100x.4 13x.22 .21 x 19 .20x150 -89465;1362871838;mircea_popescu;etc -89464;1362871845;mircea_popescu;with a | down te middle. -89463;1362871915;MJR_;!ticker -89462;1362871915;assbot;Shit. You ain't even old enough to smoke. -89461;1362871929;MJR_;$sdice -89460;1362871938;jborkl;!mp http://dpaste.com/1017589/ -89459;1362871938;assbot;Processing. -89458;1362871940;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017591/plain/ -89457;1362871959;jborkl;Dammit -89456;1362871963;mircea_popescu;jborkl -89455;1362871969;mircea_popescu;mind doing one pass not off the phone ? -89454;1362871978;mircea_popescu;to make sure your process works ? -89453;1362871989;mircea_popescu;otherwise if you're trying to implement somethingthat doesn't work you'll kill yourself -89452;1362871995;kakobrekla;it works -89451;1362872005;mircea_popescu;a ok nm then -89450;1362872020;MJR_;!help -89449;1362872020;assbot;List of commands: -89448;1362872021;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -89447;1362872022;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -89446;1362872056;MJR_;is gribble here? -89445;1362872128;jborkl;Let me try it off normal desktop -89444;1362872192;kakobrekla;!ticker m P750T -89443;1362872193;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1D: 0.89918038 / 0.90051586 / 0.90144085 (2375 shares, 2,138.73 BTC), 7D: 0.85433966 / 0.9786482 / 1.12260046 (23750 shares, 23,242.89 BTC), 30D: 0.85433966 / 1.06533167 / 1.53153505 (28750 shares, 30,628.29 BTC) -89442;1362872218;kakobrekla;if($ticker[0] == "P" || $ticker[0] == "C" ){ -89441;1362872218;kakobrekla;$ticker = "O.BTCUSD.".$ticker; -89440;1362872218;kakobrekla;} -89439;1362872219;kakobrekla;:p -89438;1362872275;MJR_;!ticker s.dice -89437;1362872276;assbot;Shit. You ain't even old enough to smoke. -89436;1362872291;kakobrekla;!ticker m s.dice -89435;1362872292;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00549999 / 0.00550022 / 0.005884 (1651 shares, 9.08 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00548202 / 0.006225 (503030 shares, 2,757.62 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.0061622 / 0.0069 (3739840 shares, 23,045.67 BTC) -89434;1362872305;MJR_;aha -89433;1362872993;kakobrekla;apparently being bitcoin pr is the new hype thing -89432;1362873049;deadweasel;;;ticker -89431;1362873050;kakobrekla;got hit with "the bitcoin catalog", "the bitcoin documentary" and "bitcoin pr buzz" in like one day -89430;1362873050;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.47999, Best ask: 46.54400, Bid-ask spread: 0.06401, Last trade: 46.54400, 24 hour volume: 44070.26922702, 24 hour low: 43.41100, 24 hour high: 46.99000, 24 hour vwap: 45.27764 -89429;1362873073;MJR_;also the bitcoin hedge fund -89428;1362873079;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -89427;1362873081;MJR_;in Malta -89426;1362873081;gribble;45.12 -89425;1362873100;MJR_;Yay for the OIX -89424;1362873102;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00568 BTC [+] -89423;1362873110;kakobrekla;yeah but that doesnt have much in common with being a bitcoin PR -89422;1362873122;kakobrekla;http://thebitcoincatalog.com/ -89421;1362873125;kakobrekla;http://bitcoinprbuzz.com/ -89420;1362873131;MJR_;Public relations? -89419;1362873148;kakobrekla;http://bitcointhedocumentary.org/wordpress/ -89418;1362873180;mircea_popescu;heh -89417;1362873338;MJR_;you know http://bitcoinprbuzz.com/ is actually pretty reasonably priced -89416;1362873349;MJR_;4.5 bitcoins? -89415;1362873357;MJR_;at most -89414;1362873395;mircea_popescu;Our services involve writing a professional Press Release for you and submitting it to anywhere from over 1000 to 30 000 + USA based media organisations -89413;1362873402;mircea_popescu;that doesn't mean anything to me. -89412;1362873583;Bowjob;ianbakewell is still not here -89411;1362873606;Bowjob;this is looking more like a 600 BTC heist -89410;1362873615;Bowjob;and 30,000 dice share heist -89409;1362873623;MJR_;yeah, they aren't doing anything that you or I couldn't do ourselves -89408;1362873640;MJR_;but they are using their time to do those stupid tasks -89407;1362873653;mircea_popescu;MJR_ i dunno what the use is tho -89406;1362873657;mircea_popescu;basically... more spam -89405;1362873668;MJR_;maybe. SEO -89404;1362873674;mircea_popescu;heh. -89403;1362873678;MJR_;Attract new customers -89402;1362873690;mircea_popescu;Bowjob sucks. -89401;1362873720;kakobrekla;Bowjob urlpls? -89400;1362873734;MJR_;mostly have your article reposted with a Forbes.com or CNN.com domain attached -89399;1362873816;MJR_;ok guys I am switching to my real name -89398;1362873903;kakobrekla;lol -89397;1362873909;Josh_Rossi;this is weird -89396;1362873943;Josh_Rossi;my first name is reall Maximo -89395;1362873966;kakobrekla;Bowjob link? -89394;1362874019;Bowjob;umm -89393;1362874020;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=63614 -89392;1362874026;Bowjob;Hasn't been online since the 4th -89391;1362874034;Bowjob;he was due for march 8th for his first payment -89390;1362874040;mircea_popescu;tho in fairness, isn't he working in like shipping ? -89389;1362874043;mircea_popescu;or oil or something ? -89388;1362874049;mircea_popescu;like, away for weeks ? -89387;1362874055;Bowjob;mhm, not sure -89386;1362874059;Bowjob;if he works in oil.. -89385;1362874064;Bowjob;there should be some internet at least -89384;1362874082;mircea_popescu;depends. -89383;1362874083;pigeons;heh, not on the rigs -89382;1362874085;Bowjob;he works in alberta,.. yah its like 34 dollars per hour there -89381;1362874097;Bowjob;mcdonalds people make $14 per hour -89380;1362874107;Bowjob;but rent there is very exp -89379;1362874114;Bowjob;ill stay in vancouver lol -89378;1362874134;Bowjob;also, again he's late in his first payment thats defaulting right there -89377;1362874139;Josh_Rossi;good luck :) -89376;1362874154;Bowjob;"Short BTC600 @ $34.50" -89375;1362874157;Bowjob;Says on his profile -89374;1362874160;Josh_Rossi;yep -89373;1362874168;Bowjob;bad move imo -89372;1362874175;Bowjob;you do not short BTC -89371;1362874176;Bowjob;lol -89370;1362874177;Josh_Rossi;$6000 down or so? -89369;1362874203;mircea_popescu;le ouch -89368;1362874204;Bowjob;yah -89367;1362874215;Bowjob;oh and thats just principal -89366;1362874219;Josh_Rossi;he is up on his sdice though -89365;1362874220;Bowjob;theres interest too -89364;1362874230;Bowjob;dude his dice short isnt much to cover for it -89363;1362874235;Josh_Rossi;yeah -89362;1362874240;Josh_Rossi;just saying -89361;1362874248;FabianB_;if anyone is interested in an MPEx client that supports its IRC bots: https://github.com/fawuxi/mpex -89360;1362874254;FabianB_;still a little rough, but works for me -89359;1362874265;Bowjob;around march 22 we should see something interesting -89358;1362874265;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140472.msg1589556#msg1589556 -89357;1362874273;mircea_popescu;seems cablepair was well known scammer ?! is this factual ? -89356;1362874277;Bowjob;thats where coinlab starts playing -89355;1362874286;mircea_popescu;Bowjob where he shiorted at ? 60 ? -89354;1362874294;Bowjob;0.62 -89353;1362874297;Josh_Rossi;do you calculate based on last or on bid? -89352;1362874298;mircea_popescu;o wow FabianB_ ! -89351;1362874304;mircea_popescu;ppl please test his bot. -89350;1362874348;Josh_Rossi;cuz at one point it was at 35 -89349;1362874377;mircea_popescu;well, if he closed at 35 then he's golden -89348;1362874383;Josh_Rossi;yes -89347;1362874384;FabianB_;didn't try it on non-unix systems yet, hope it works there too though -89346;1362874384;mircea_popescu;if not, he's up -89345;1362874391;mircea_popescu;like 3-4 btc -89344;1362874461;Josh_Rossi;!calc 40,000 * .0012 -89343;1362874502;mircea_popescu;;;calc 40,000 * .0012 -89342;1362874503;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -89341;1362874506;mircea_popescu;;;calc 40000 * .0012 -89340;1362874507;gribble;48.0 -89339;1362874536;mircea_popescu;course mkt depth shows lowest ask at 58.8 -89338;1362874538;Josh_Rossi;up 48 btc if its at .005 -89337;1362874539;mircea_popescu;that'd be 3.2 not 12 -89336;1362874547;Josh_Rossi;oh nice -89335;1362874557;Josh_Rossi;for me that is -89334;1362874564;mircea_popescu;and cause of slippage buying 40k takes avg price more to like 59.5 -89333;1362874592;Josh_Rossi;ooh, when does he have to settle his position? -89332;1362874600;Bowjob;may 1st -89331;1362874604;Bowjob;i think -89330;1362874610;mircea_popescu;that may be painful. -89329;1362874615;mircea_popescu;with asicminer blowing over... -89328;1362874625;Bowjob;May 17 2013. -89327;1362874627;Bowjob;there -89326;1362874739;Bowjob;I weep for Basic victims -89325;1362874756;Bowjob;but I laugh at BFL victims.. I seem to be irrational -89324;1362874758;Bowjob;>_> -89323;1362874770;Bowjob;Stockholm syndrome is hilarious -89322;1362874867;Josh_Rossi;hehehe -89321;1362874907;Josh_Rossi;who lent him the shares to short? -89320;1362874933;Bowjob;it was tradefortress for 7k, and some random dude at 30k -89319;1362874963;kakobrekla;and TF runs a 'fund' -89318;1362874968;kakobrekla;prolly shares from there? -89317;1362874987;mircea_popescu;prolly. -89316;1362874993;mircea_popescu;Bowjob https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151265.0 -89315;1362874995;mircea_popescu;it does look sad. -89314;1362875066;Bowjob;i just skimmed thru it, asic miner, popped? -89313;1362875081;mircea_popescu;financials don't look too good -89312;1362875086;mircea_popescu;and they blew their ipo -89311;1362875086;Bowjob;oh i see -89310;1362875115;Bowjob;im watching max keiser.. show. he seems like a nutjob over btc -89309;1362875128;Bowjob;i mean i want btc to go as much as the next person, but he seems shady -89308;1362875129;Bowjob;lol -89307;1362875140;kakobrekla;he mentioned before, but now he met everwhores -89306;1362875144;kakobrekla;and he is hyped -89305;1362875147;mircea_popescu;ahahahaaaa -89304;1362875152;mircea_popescu;omfg that is totally it. -89303;1362875157;Bowjob;is he for real lol -89302;1362875171;kakobrekla;for srs -89301;1362875184;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151182.0 -89300;1362875242;Bowjob;lol -89299;1362875252;Bowjob;i dunno. max seems like a used car salesman -89298;1362875265;Bowjob;and a snake oil peddler -89297;1362875273;kakobrekla;hes fucked up on btc -89296;1362875278;Josh_Rossi;yes -89295;1362875290;Josh_Rossi;I said earlier that he sounds like he's on meth -89294;1362875312;smickles;bitcoin jesus? i'll just go back in my hole -89293;1362875312;Josh_Rossi;also, he loves btc, but I don't think he knows a lot about them -89292;1362875336;mircea_popescu;smickles how many geebuses have we had so far? -89291;1362875368;smickles;I really don't keep track -89290;1362875386;Bowjob;i tell my friends every now and then about bitcoin.. but i dont say i'll be rich over it -89289;1362875396;smickles;once, at a beer pong table, I was called jesus. I forgave them. -89288;1362875414;mircea_popescu;you do look kinda jesusy -89287;1362875427;smickles;'specially with my hair down -89286;1362875972;mjr_;lol my whole office asks me every day -89285;1362875987;mjr_;so where are they at today? -89284;1362875998;kakobrekla;hehe -89283;1362876000;mjr_;a coworker wanted to short them -89282;1362876037;Bowjob;ouch -89281;1362876042;Bowjob;how much are asicminer shares now -89280;1362876068;mjr_;so at first he told me that we should just say that i would owe him a dollar for every dollar it goes down and he would owe me a dollar for every dollar it goes up -89279;1362876069;kakobrekla;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -89278;1362876071;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.679 / 0.90177 / 1 (166 shares, 149.7 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.68589 / 1 (1170 shares, 802.5 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.68589 / 1 (1170 shares, 802.5 BTC) -89277;1362876082;mjr_;lol -89276;1362876100;Bowjob;0.6 per share??? -89275;1362876103;mjr_;I was too nice and told him I didn't want him writing naked calls -89274;1362876107;kakobrekla;0.6 was the low -89273;1362876119;Bowjob;so almost 1 btc [er share -89272;1362876122;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [+] -89271;1362876122;Bowjob;isnt that kinda too high -89270;1362876123;Bowjob;lol -89269;1362876124;kakobrekla;0.9 avg -89268;1362876145;mjr_;like I know my risk it's $45 -89267;1362876155;mjr_;you could be on the hook for millions -89266;1362876174;mircea_popescu;mjr_ why not just use the mpex options i don't get it ?! -89265;1362876187;mjr_;he doesn't have any bitcoins -89264;1362876199;mjr_;and I already use the mpex options -89263;1362876220;mjr_;this month -89262;1362876249;mjr_;that was before it had hit 32 I think but I don't remember -89261;1362876265;mircea_popescu;lol -89260;1362876273;mircea_popescu;so if he doesn't have btc, why are we talking to huim lol -89259;1362876277;mjr_;OIX :) -89258;1362876289;mjr_;like I said he's my coworker -89257;1362876315;mircea_popescu;o you two work together ? -89256;1362876319;mjr_;yep -89255;1362876324;mircea_popescu;o nm nm -89254;1362876332;mircea_popescu;i was thinking we're still discussing bakewell -89253;1362876339;mircea_popescu;my bad -89252;1362876343;mjr_;nah all good -89251;1362876381;mjr_;ok so I registered -89250;1362876395;mjr_;now I want to set up the pgp signature -89249;1362876396;Bowjob;http://blockchain.info/charts/market-price?timespan=180days&showDataPoints=false&daysAverageString=1&show_header=true&scale=0&address= -89248;1362876442;Namworld;the heck -89247;1362876476;mircea_popescu;Namworld Bowjob they had a db issue -89246;1362876477;Namworld;BTC was worth 45 USD all that time, just no one knew about it... -89245;1362876481;mircea_popescu;lost some data it seems -89244;1362876492;Namworld;I prefer my explanation -89243;1362876502;mircea_popescu;lolk -89242;1362876591;jborkl_;!mp http://dpaste.com/1017659/ -89241;1362876591;assbot;Processing. -89240;1362876593;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017661/plain/ -89239;1362876616;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ paste an address -89238;1362876626;mircea_popescu;this is getting painful to watch -89237;1362876681;kakobrekla;!mp http://dpaste.com/1017669/ -89236;1362876681;assbot;Processing. -89235;1362876683;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017670/plain/ -89234;1362876722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.58999999 BTC [+] -89233;1362876731;Bowjob;quite a nice recovery -89232;1362876732;Bowjob;on dice -89231;1362876805;mircea_popescu;i like how this channel jumped to like 130 users lately. -89230;1362876824;kakobrekla;moar spam -89229;1362876852;kakobrekla;well accually is not bad. -89228;1362876859;kakobrekla;seen it worse -89227;1362876887;benkay;what's in the !mp output - a dump of the current order book? -89226;1362877012;kakobrekla;!help -89225;1362877012;assbot;List of commands: -89224;1362877013;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -89223;1362877014;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -89222;1362877082;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -89221;1362877169;benkay;"returns the response from MPEX order" - means that i can place orders via dpaste (given encryption etc)? -89220;1362877178;kakobrekla;ya -89219;1362877197;mircea_popescu;benkay exactly. -89218;1362877202;benkay;thank you. -89217;1362877213;mircea_popescu;if you want a dump of the book do -89216;1362877215;mircea_popescu;$mdepth -89215;1362877226;mircea_popescu;if you want a dump of the vwap do -89214;1362877227;mircea_popescu;$vwap -89213;1362877230;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/F8TXg0DP -89212;1362877234;mircea_popescu;wtf, i got them mixed ? -89211;1362877238;mircea_popescu;$help -89210;1362877238;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (help [] []) -- This command gives a useful description of what does. is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin. -89209;1362877242;mircea_popescu;$help mdepth -89208;1362877242;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Error: There is no command "mdepth". -89207;1362877245;mircea_popescu;hm -89206;1362877246;kakobrekla;its w/o m -89205;1362877249;mircea_popescu;o ty -89204;1362877255;mircea_popescu;$depth -89203;1362877257;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/k55tiUtd -89202;1362877270;mircea_popescu;and if you want details of individual symbols in easier format here, benkay -89201;1362877272;mircea_popescu;you do -89200;1362877276;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -89199;1362877277;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00549999 / 0.00549999 / 0.0055 (1650 shares, 9.07 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00548202 / 0.006225 (503030 shares, 2,757.62 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616219 / 0.0069 (3738644 shares, 23,038.26 BTC) -89198;1362877366;mjr_;;;gpg eregister JoshRossi C286BB96FE9B6CD3 -89197;1362877370;gribble;Request successful for user JoshRossi, hostmask mjr_!~mjr@cpe-68-174-114-54.nyc.res.rr.com. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/C286BB96FE9B6CD3 -89196;1362877422;mjr_;nice -89195;1362877445;mjr_;so now I'm part of the web of trust? -89194;1362877477;mircea_popescu;;;gettrust mjr_ -89193;1362877478;gribble;Trust relationship from user mircea_popescu to user mjr_: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=mircea_popescu&dest=mjr_ -89192;1362877483;mircea_popescu;not for me :D -89191;1362877489;mjr_;lol -89190;1362877506;mjr_;I meant ability to be trusted not trusted yet -89189;1362877514;mircea_popescu;;;ident joshrossi -89188;1362877515;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -89187;1362877522;mircea_popescu;;;gpg info joshrossi -89186;1362877522;gribble;No such user registered. -89185;1362877526;mircea_popescu;npe. -89184;1362877539;mircea_popescu;;;gpg info JoshRossi -89183;1362877540;gribble;No such user registered. -89182;1362877552;mjr_;;;eauth JoshRossi -89181;1362877553;gribble;Error: This nick is not registered. Please register. -89180;1362877566;mjr_;ok... -89179;1362877572;mircea_popescu;you need to handle the opt first. -89178;1362877579;mircea_popescu;i guess -89177;1362877647;mircea_popescu;btw FabianB_ do you read chinese ? -89176;1362877672;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: not really, just speak very little -89175;1362877675;mircea_popescu;a ok -89174;1362877676;Bowjob;so is ian bakewell a scam or not -89173;1362877682;mircea_popescu;Bowjob give it a week or two. -89172;1362877686;kakobrekla;;;eightball ian -89171;1362877686;gribble;It is possible. -89170;1362877690;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -89169;1362877695;mircea_popescu;;;cookie gribble -89168;1362877696;gribble;Error: "cookie" is not a valid command. -89167;1362877699;Bowjob;lol -89166;1362877702;Bowjob;hehe -89165;1362877708;Bowjob;the bot -89164;1362877709;Bowjob;lol -89163;1362877763;jMyles;So - I'm not sure if I'm being too forward by asking this - is there a way to invest in asicminer? -89162;1362877766;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: chinese traders asking you and the faq translater where mpex went? -89161;1362877772;jMyles;(and to see what kind of activity is happening?) -89160;1362877800;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ no, just wanted to see about how sucky the chiense version is -89159;1362877812;mircea_popescu;jMyles you're never too forward by asking. -89158;1362877820;mircea_popescu;there's a btct passthrough and a bitfunder passthrough. -89157;1362877828;mircea_popescu;their contractual basis is maybe shaky, do your dd -89156;1362877837;mircea_popescu;to see activity, -89155;1362877841;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -89154;1362877843;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.69 / 0.90312 / 1 (165 shares, 149 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.68589 / 1 (1170 shares, 802.5 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.68589 / 1 (1170 shares, 802.5 BTC) -89153;1362877852;jMyles;mircea_popescu: but it looks like the passthroughs have only paid two dividends? -89152;1362877852;mircea_popescu;ukto has yet STILL NOT ADDED BF -89151;1362877864;mircea_popescu;jMyles i really haven't been keeping tabs so i dunno -89150;1362877918;Ukto;me add what? -89149;1362877921;Ukto;to the bot? -89148;1362877923;mircea_popescu;your feed! yes! -89147;1362877925;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/MSEOcWe.png -89146;1362877928;Ukto;i have websocket -89145;1362877934;Bowjob;we've been oddly stable for a while now -89144;1362877937;Ukto;assbot doesnt support it -89143;1362877944;Bowjob;the bids look weak however -89142;1362877951;mircea_popescu;Bowjob looks like mpoe lol -89141;1362877965;Bowjob;lol -89140;1362877970;mircea_popescu;Ukto can't you just make a json somewhere ? -89139;1362877977;mircea_popescu;at least !ticker will work then -89138;1362877979;mjr_;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:2c057cc8dff074ee13a20df82b057767f81844e56105610c250b4618 -89137;1362877980;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans -89136;1362877985;Bowjob;this is calm before the storm. come monday theres gonna be a shitstorm -89135;1362877994;mircea_popescu;ya but prolly on the upside. -89134;1362878003;Ukto;mircea_popescu: yeah, but its being changed due to request -89133;1362878006;Ukto;and its low priority -89132;1362878012;Ukto;whereas websocket is ready -89131;1362878016;Ukto;besides -89130;1362878022;Ukto;i am debating not doing get/post anymore -89129;1362878026;Ukto;and leaving it purely to websocket -89128;1362878031;Ukto;to keep load off the server -89127;1362878036;mircea_popescu;we're going to end up with a third party interpreter here ? -89126;1362878070;Ukto;get/post is so archaic -89125;1362878081;Ukto;websockets are far far superior. lets get with the times :) -89124;1362878102;mircea_popescu;whatever way you do it, it pisses me off when i can't ticker. -89123;1362878109;mod6;getting there! -89122;1362878109;mod6;(15:00) < BitOTTer755> $vwap -89121;1362878162;mjr_;ident JoshRossi -89120;1362878177;mircea_popescu;lol cool mod6 -89119;1362878178;mjr_;;;ident JoshRossi -89118;1362878178;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -89117;1362878187;mircea_popescu;also! mod6 : look at FabianB_ commit -89116;1362878195;mircea_popescu;https://github.com/fawuxi -89115;1362878195;mjr_;ident mjr_ -89114;1362878204;mircea_popescu;might have stuff there you need for your own botcode -89113;1362878210;mjr_;;;ident mjr_ -89112;1362878210;gribble;Nick 'mjr_', with hostmask 'mjr_!~mjr@cpe-68-174-114-54.nyc.res.rr.com', is not identified. -89111;1362878295;gabridome;!help -89110;1362878295;assbot;List of commands: -89109;1362878295;FabianB_;it's still pretty ugly and needs refactoring, but it's there and it works -89108;1362878296;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -89107;1362878297;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -89106;1362878390;mod6;thx mircea_popescu, his is Ruby but might come in handy... -89105;1362878417;mircea_popescu;o wow, ruby ? -89104;1362878427;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ aren;'t you concerned by the numerous breaches lately ? -89103;1362878444;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: not at all, all those braches are Rails related -89102;1362878457;mircea_popescu;ah, this is not ror just ruby ? -89101;1362878464;FabianB_;jup -89100;1362878468;FabianB_;never liked ror -89099;1362878472;FabianB_;ror is not ruby -89098;1362878485;mircea_popescu;kk -89097;1362878485;benkay;never liked ruby -89096;1362878490;benkay;; -89095;1362878493;benkay;;) -89094;1362878496;FabianB_;and of course a commandline client doesn't need any web stuff -89093;1362878537;mircea_popescu;FabianB_ the concern is that some unwittign user may be running a web server on his home computer w/o knowing -89092;1362878543;mircea_popescu;this is common for windows users for instance -89091;1362878550;mircea_popescu;then he could end up raped unexpectedly. -89090;1362878562;mjr_;rape is rarely expected -89089;1362878568;mircea_popescu;exactly :D -89088;1362878581;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.595 = 1.19 BTC [+] -89087;1362878611;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: not through my code, only if my code (or a library i use) is itself insecure or if that user is integrating it into his lame ror -89086;1362878625;mircea_popescu;kay. -89085;1362878639;benkay;i would expect at least one rorbro to do something like that -89084;1362878661;mircea_popescu;benkay at least it's been publicly mentioned, it's known about etc. -89083;1362878744;mjrIII;ok now i can try to get this WOT thing working -89082;1362878762;FabianB_;mircea_popescu: actually it started as a more featureful alternative to pympex for me; used it for a while -89081;1362878769;mircea_popescu;cool -89080;1362878775;FabianB_;i just added the IRC stuff today -89079;1362878990;aethero;!help -89078;1362878990;assbot;List of commands: -89077;1362878991;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -89076;1362878992;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -89075;1362879316;aethero;what's the latest on mpex? -89074;1362879336;Namworld;DDoS -89073;1362879353;Josh_Rossi;;;gpg eregister Josh_Rossi C286BB96FE9B6CD3 -89072;1362879354;gribble;Request successful for user Josh_Rossi, hostmask Josh_Rossi!~mjr@cpe-68-174-114-54.nyc.res.rr.com. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/C286BB96FE9B6CD3 -89071;1362879356;mircea_popescu;aethero https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138956.msg1605252#msg1605252 is a good point to staert -89070;1362879402;aethero;Expected ETA for the site itself? -89069;1362879406;aethero;Going strictly onion? -89068;1362879534;Josh_Rossi;;;ident Josh_Rossi -89067;1362879534;gribble;Nick 'Josh_Rossi', with hostmask 'Josh_Rossi!~mjr@cpe-68-174-114-54.nyc.res.rr.com', is identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address None -89066;1362879545;mircea_popescu;aethero there are bots trading here. there will be an onion up, but im not sure tor can take the load. -89065;1362879558;mircea_popescu;there is a 10gb dedicated connection with muchly beefed up setups coming online asap. -89064;1362879564;aethero;ever going on clearweb again -89063;1362879574;mircea_popescu;there have been problems with supplying the hardware and so forth. I think next week is a safe estimate -89062;1362879638;Josh_Rossi;nice...arista? -89061;1362879651;mircea_popescu;nope. -89060;1362879664;Josh_Rossi;we got one arista 10gb -89059;1362879681;Josh_Rossi;and i also got to play with a force10 -89058;1362879711;mircea_popescu;aethero anyway, proving that mpex can work w/o website is an important point here. -89057;1362879716;mircea_popescu;i want that to sink in well. -89056;1362879841;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.7 = 5.1 BTC [+] -89055;1362879956;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 720 @ 0.18196843 = 131.0173 BTC [+] -89054;1362880365;Josh_Rossi;;;gettrust Josh_Rossi -89053;1362880365;gribble;Trust relationship from user Josh_Rossi to user Josh_Rossi: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=Josh_Rossi&dest=Josh_Rossi -89052;1362880384;Josh_Rossi;;;gettrust mircea_popescu -89051;1362880384;gribble;Trust relationship from user Josh_Rossi to user mircea_popescu: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=Josh_Rossi&dest=mircea_popescu -89050;1362880402;Josh_Rossi;well looks like i got it working -89049;1362880417;Josh_Rossi;but i would like to add an address to it -89048;1362880420;FabianB_;;;ident Josh_Rossi -89047;1362880420;gribble;Nick 'Josh_Rossi', with hostmask 'Josh_Rossi!~mjr@cpe-68-174-114-54.nyc.res.rr.com', is identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address None -89046;1362880501;Josh_Rossi;;;rate mircea_popescu +3 -89045;1362880502;gribble;Error: You have to have received some ratings in order to rate other users. -89044;1362880511;Josh_Rossi;ah ok -89043;1362880549;mjr_;;;eauth Josh_Rossi -89042;1362880550;gribble;Request successful for user Josh_Rossi, hostmask mjr_!~mjr@cpe-68-174-114-54.nyc.res.rr.com. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/C286BB96FE9B6CD3 -89041;1362880656;Josh_Rossi;;;getinfo Josh_Rossi -89040;1362880656;gribble;Error: "getinfo" is not a valid command. -89039;1362880717;Josh_Rossi;.authenticate -89038;1362880795;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -89037;1362880796;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -89036;1362880911;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:3f37b219dbeef705e0d0715acbc922c60d94b6b639c29a17c94779ac -89035;1362880912;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -89034;1362880937;mircea_popescu;;;rate Josh_Rossi 1 He's a noob. -89033;1362880938;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Josh_Rossi has been recorded. -89032;1362880979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7752 BTC [-] -89031;1362881251;Josh_Rossi;;;ident Josh_Rossi -89030;1362881251;gribble;Nick 'Josh_Rossi', with hostmask 'Josh_Rossi!~mjr@cpe-68-174-114-54.nyc.res.rr.com', is not identified. -89029;1362881882;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.7 = 8.5 BTC [+] -89028;1362882070;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.01001 BTC [-] -89027;1362882072;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 9 @ 0.01 = 0.09 BTC [-] -89026;1362882115;mod6;ok this is getting a bit better... (16:21) <@mod6> http://pastebin.com/C1dT6RrM -89025;1362882118;mod6;(16:21) < BitOTTer569> PasteBin Key: C1dT6RrM -89024;1362882130;mircea_popescu;haha is that your little ircbot ? -89023;1362882154;mod6;yeah. the old Net::IRC is like uber deprecated -89022;1362882159;mircea_popescu;supy ? -89021;1362882175;mircea_popescu;or no cause you were doing perl neh ? -89020;1362882200;mod6;just changing these scripts to be able to connect to IRC and issue a command, get a response, parse it, then grab the URL or Key parsed, grab the raw data from the paste, and then display. -89019;1362882212;mircea_popescu;ya but what bot is it ? bitch ? -89018;1362882221;mod6;haha, i rolled my own -89017;1362882230;Josh_Rossi;nice mod6 -89016;1362882232;mircea_popescu;o all the wya ?! -89015;1362882234;mircea_popescu;wow. well done. -89014;1362882240;Josh_Rossi;I am trying to set this up now -89013;1362882244;mod6;well, with this lib: POE::Component::IRC -89012;1362882262;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -89011;1362882262;gribble;You are not identified. -89010;1362882274;Josh_Rossi;;;eauth -89009;1362882275;mod6;so that has all of the commands and some subroutines to help with connect and sessions, etc. -89008;1362882275;gribble;(eauth ) -- Initiate authentication for user . You must have registered a GPG key with the bot for this to work. You will be given a link to a page which contains a one time password encrypted with your key. Decrypt, and use the 'everify' command with it. Your passphrase will expire in 10 minutes. -89007;1362882289;mircea_popescu;someone should totally make a lispbot implementation. -89006;1362882300;mod6;thx mircea_popescu, ima keep working on it for the next few days. hopefully get it to a spot that's pretty functional. -89005;1362882312;mod6;ahh lisp -89004;1362882316;mod6;even seen scheme? -89003;1362882321;mircea_popescu;mod6 isn't it funny that as you make progress mpex also adds shit ? -89002;1362882324;mircea_popescu;yea -89001;1362882364;mod6;yeah its good though -89000;1362882368;mod6;:D -88999;1362882370;mircea_popescu;hehe -88998;1362882378;mod6;ima keep going here. thx guys. -88997;1362882473;Josh_Rossi;awesome -88996;1362882478;Josh_Rossi;this is starting to work -88995;1362882612;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -88994;1362882612;gribble;You are not identified. -88993;1362882656;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m s.bbet -88992;1362882657;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0015 / 0.00174357 / 0.00197 (80200 shares, 139.83 BTC), 30D: 0.0015 / 0.00178893 / 0.00197 (111808 shares, 200.02 BTC) -88991;1362882675;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m s.dice -88990;1362882677;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00549999 / 0.00549999 / 0.0055 (1650 shares, 9.07 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00547927 / 0.006225 (500573 shares, 2,742.78 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616216 / 0.0069 (3735257 shares, 23,017.26 BTC) -88989;1362882867;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -88988;1362882868;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address None -88987;1362882872;Josh_Rossi;awesome -88986;1362882902;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5949999 = 1.19 BTC [-] -88985;1362882903;Josh_Rossi;got the mirc script to work -88984;1362883115;mircea_popescu;wd -88983;1362883129;BitHub;whats the price for asicminer today fokes? -88982;1362883173;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -88981;1362883175;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.7 / 0.91596 / 1 (156 shares, 142.9 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.68597 / 1 (1171 shares, 803.3 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.68597 / 1 (1171 shares, 803.3 BTC) -88980;1362883192;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -88979;1362883192;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address None -88978;1362883203;BitHub;thanks mircea -88977;1362883302;mircea_popescu;!ticker m p750t -88976;1362883303;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1D: 0.89918038 / 0.90051586 / 0.90144085 (2375 shares, 2,138.73 BTC), 7D: 0.85433966 / 0.9786482 / 1.12260046 (23750 shares, 23,242.89 BTC), 30D: 0.85433966 / 1.06533167 / 1.53153505 (28750 shares, 30,628.29 BTC) -88975;1362883306;mircea_popescu;aaa kickass -88974;1362883334;BitHub;!ticker m asicminer -88973;1362883335;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -88972;1362883352;BitHub;!ticker m asicminer-pt -88971;1362883353;assbot;Good morning, may you serve the Lord, and may His holy dominion guide you through your dismal life. -88970;1362883410;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asic -88969;1362883411;assbot;The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow. -88968;1362883413;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicmin -88967;1362883415;assbot;You had the last Philistine. This one's mine. -88966;1362883419;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -88965;1362883421;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.7 / 0.91596 / 1 (156 shares, 142.9 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.68597 / 1 (1171 shares, 803.3 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.68597 / 1 (1171 shares, 803.3 BTC) -88964;1362883455;MJR_;hi -88963;1362883476;BitHub;selling my asicminer shares for 1.8 each -88962;1362883479;BitHub;i'm out -88961;1362883500;MJR_;;;ident -88960;1362883502;gribble;You are not identified. -88959;1362883509;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -88958;1362883509;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address None -88957;1362883516;jcpham;What is asicminer paying per dividend -88956;1362883553;mircea_popescu;like 0.019 last one iirc -88955;1362883589;Josh_Rossi;hmmm this is weird -88954;1362883623;Josh_Rossi;if you look my other nick -88953;1362883626;Josh_Rossi;mjr_ -88952;1362883638;Josh_Rossi;you can see i have identified as Josh_Rossi -88951;1362883651;mircea_popescu;Josh_Rossi gribble doens't go by nickserv accounts -88950;1362883654;mircea_popescu;it just looks at the user. -88949;1362883668;Josh_Rossi;ah ok -88948;1362883676;Josh_Rossi;so it has to see Josh_Rossi -88947;1362883682;mircea_popescu;yes. -88946;1362883683;Josh_Rossi;in order to identify me? -88945;1362883688;mircea_popescu;no -88944;1362883690;Josh_Rossi;aha -88943;1362883703;mircea_popescu;if you identify as Josh_Rossi from any account -88942;1362883703;jcpham;Facepalmdeskfloor -88941;1362883713;mircea_popescu;it will keep track of that name you identified from. -88940;1362883735;mircea_popescu;so mjr can identify as Josh_Rossi and for gribble mjr will be Josh_Rossi for as long as mjr doesn't part. -88939;1362883767;Josh_Rossi;ok -88938;1362883794;Josh_Rossi;going to be hard to get an ident script working with my phone -88937;1362883807;Bowjob;;;eightball ian -88936;1362883807;gribble;Obviously. -88935;1362883814;Bowjob;hes a scammer -88934;1362883818;Bowjob;eight ball says so lol -88933;1362883826;Josh_Rossi;lol -88932;1362883881;Josh_Rossi;so basically how it works is that NickServe and gribble BOTH maintain separate identity for a given user -88931;1362883894;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -88930;1362883894;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address None -88929;1362883902;mircea_popescu;Josh_Rossi exactly. -88928;1362883918;Josh_Rossi;hmmm -88927;1362883933;Bowjob;;;eightball is Ian Bakewell a scammer? -88926;1362883933;gribble;_I_ don't know. -88925;1362883935;Bowjob;Mhm -88924;1362883968;Bowjob;We will test eightball's honesty -88923;1362883980;Bowjob;;;eightball Did I play with myself lastnight? -88922;1362883980;gribble;Naturally. -88921;1362883985;Bowjob;Fuck. He's legit -88920;1362883999;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -88919;1362883999;gribble;You are not identified. -88918;1362884003;mjr_;;;ident -88917;1362884004;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address None -88916;1362884028;mjr_;well that didn't work -88915;1362884045;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 1000 @ 0.18345453 = 183.4545 BTC [+] -88914;1362884073;BitOTTer983;$vwap -88913;1362884076;mpexbot;BitOTTer983: http://pastebin.com/dS1nAB1R -88912;1362884076;BitOTTer983;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=dS1nAB1R -88911;1362884076;mjr_;how am i supposed to decrypt my OTP from my phone...i mean i could write a program that does it, but it is tough -88910;1362884092;mircea_popescu;mjr_ mod6 is working on stuff like that. -88909;1362884147;mod6;yeah, i'm re-building all scripts to interact with the bots. -88908;1362884193;jborkl_;!mp http://dpaste.com/#webpg-link -88907;1362884194;assbot;Processing. -88906;1362884195;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017761/plain/ -88905;1362884202;mod6;and mainly what i can make work in this one is gonna go into the end thingy, whatever it becomes -88904;1362884240;mjr_;hmmm but i thought he was doing it for android -88903;1362884251;mircea_popescu;android is a phone neh ? -88902;1362884256;mjr_;oh yes, of course -88901;1362884257;mod6;lol, doing it for that too, but now that's gonna be all f'd up -88900;1362884260;mjr_;i just meant i have an iphone -88899;1362884276;jborkl_;Ok, I finally figured it out- key managers are conflicting -88898;1362884290;mod6;thanks again guys, just needed to make sure that i could ping mpexbot and get the respone and all -88897;1362884292;mjr_;this is funny though...to me at least -88896;1362884301;mjr_;;;ident -88895;1362884301;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address None -88894;1362884312;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -88893;1362884312;gribble;You are not identified. -88892;1362884316;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ not much surprise there. -88891;1362884365;jborkl_;No, it is not- they are a pain in the ass -88890;1362884398;mjr_;ok my iphone is at least jailbroken so let's see if we can get gpg :) -88889;1362884495;jborkl_;!mp http://dpaste.com/1017771/ -88888;1362884495;assbot;Processing. -88887;1362884497;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017772/plain/ -88886;1362884702;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 316 @ 0.18372792 = 58.058 BTC [+] -88885;1362884715;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -88884;1362884717;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 38.36519878 / 50.18328999 / 50.5301272 (no shares, 16,402.55 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -88883;1362884723;mircea_popescu;50 again huh -88882;1362884846;mjr_;yep, i think that is so far the best leading indicator i've seen -88881;1362884886;mjr_;so, i have gpg on my iphone now -88880;1362884908;the-bucket-shop;!mp http://dpaste.com/1017775/ -88879;1362884909;assbot;Processing. -88878;1362884909;error4733;TAKE MY MONEY -88877;1362884910;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017776/plain/ -88876;1362884916;mjr_;but i really don't want to go back and forth between a terminal window with a touchscreen and colloquy -88875;1362885216;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -88874;1362885217;gribble;You are not identified. -88873;1362885237;Josh_Rossi;;;eauth Josh_Rossi -88872;1362885238;gribble;Request successful for user Josh_Rossi, hostmask Josh_Rossi!~mjr@cpe-68-174-114-54.nyc.res.rr.com. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/C286BB96FE9B6CD3 -88871;1362885276;mod6;ok sorry guys, but after 10 mins the pastebin expires, gotta re-conn and get a fresh one -88870;1362885294;mod6;im now getting back the raw vwap, just need to make sure that I'm parsing correctly as before... -88869;1362885317;BitOTTer315;$vwap -88868;1362885320;mpexbot;BitOTTer315: http://pastebin.com/ZTNPuLZJ -88867;1362885522;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -88866;1362885523;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067638 / 0.00067638 / 0.00067638 (1 shares, 0.00 BTC), 7D: 0.00067334 / 0.00074892 / 0.00078628 (10680545 shares, 7,998.94 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00068474 / 0.00078628 (58685013 shares, 40,184.02 BTC) -88865;1362885594;mircea_popescu;mod6 nothing to be sorry about lol -88864;1362885670;mircea_popescu;in other news, the #bitcoin-assets log for this current month (9 days!) is over 1mb -88863;1362885703;the-bucket-shop;!mp http://dpaste.com/1017790/ -88862;1362885703;assbot;Processing. -88861;1362885705;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017791/plain/ -88860;1362885814;mod6;mircea_popescu: i just feel bad for the conn/dis-conns -88859;1362885818;mod6;but check it out ;) -88858;1362885819;mod6;http://dpaste.com/1017793/ -88857;1362885827;mod6;she works -88856;1362885842;mircea_popescu;a cool -88855;1362886020;mod6;ok one more quick test, i'll check a different MPSIC -88854;1362886063;BitOTTer509;$vwap -88853;1362886065;mpexbot;BitOTTer509: http://pastebin.com/PXDfa3ar -88852;1362886082;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.7 BTC [+] -88851;1362886102;mod6;ok works pretty decent, a good rough start: http://dpaste.com/1017798/ -88850;1362886122;mircea_popescu;i tell you this shit's pretty exciting -88849;1362886131;mircea_popescu;challenge brings innovation, as they say -88848;1362886141;mircea_popescu;ddos is one of the better things that happened to mpex so far -88847;1362886149;mircea_popescu;incredible huh. -88846;1362886239;mjr_;its amazing -88845;1362886253;mjr_;this is the future -88844;1362886268;mod6;=) -88843;1362886271;mircea_popescu;good designs well administered shall prevail -88842;1362886328;mod6;ok i cleaned that up, now i gotta do one more test then i can check it into github for yall -88841;1362886344;Bowjob;What do you guys think of google glasses -88840;1362886345;mod6;(just vwap is finished for now, will finish others over next few days...) -88839;1362886381;BitOTTer578;$vwap -88838;1362886384;mpexbot;BitOTTer578: http://pastebin.com/xBthcKyb -88837;1362886422;mjr_;this kinda reminds me of an xkcd... http://xkcd.com/504/ -88836;1362886499;Bowjob;;;ticker -88835;1362886499;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.54224, Best ask: 47.89850, Bid-ask spread: 0.35626, Last trade: 47.89858, 24 hour volume: 46494.02049522, 24 hour low: 43.41100, 24 hour high: 47.89860, 24 hour vwap: 45.71103 -88834;1362886506;Bowjob;... -88833;1362886507;Bowjob;wtf is this -88832;1362886514;Bowjob;Weekend rally -88831;1362886526;Bowjob;What vodoo is this -88830;1362886538;mjr_;http://xkcd.com/1181/ or this one LOL -88829;1362886547;mjr_;i know, i was hoping for a dip -88828;1362886689;mircea_popescu;where's the coinlab pr spam with "mpex indomitable, btc surges" -88827;1362886876;mod6;ok, the vwap one is finished (for the moment) and checked in: https://github.com/modsix/bitotter_perl/blob/master/bitotter_vwap.pl -88826;1362886889;mjr_;hmmm -88825;1362886901;mod6;anyway, im ciked that was so simple. can't do more must find a cold pizza to eat somewherez! -88824;1362886906;mjr_;just realized that now mpex is only for mpex registered people... -88823;1362886916;benkay;ouch -88822;1362886921;benkay;dat fee -88821;1362886924;mircea_popescu;mjr_ that was always the case ?! -88820;1362886927;mjr_;from market data perspective i mean -88819;1362886944;mircea_popescu;why ? -88818;1362886960;mjr_;do the other commands not come encrypted? -88817;1362886966;mjr_;hold on i am gonna try it out -88816;1362886972;mircea_popescu;nope -88815;1362886973;mircea_popescu;plaintext -88814;1362886976;mircea_popescu;$depth -88813;1362886977;mjr_;oh ok cool -88812;1362886979;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/RCZCr6Uk -88811;1362887058;benkay;!help -88810;1362887059;assbot;List of commands: -88809;1362887060;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -88808;1362887061;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -88807;1362887069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00074997 = 1.4999 BTC [+] -88806;1362887080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27999 @ 0.00074998 = 20.9987 BTC [+] -88805;1362887081;benkay;mircea_popescu: what commands are available for the mpexbot? -88804;1362887082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40000 @ 0.00074999 = 29.9996 BTC [+] -88803;1362887084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19317 @ 0.00075 = 14.4878 BTC [+] -88802;1362887102;mircea_popescu;benkay $post $depth $vwap -88801;1362887105;benkay;thank you. -88800;1362887105;mjr_;ah very cool -88799;1362887115;benkay;$vwap -88798;1362887117;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/xaBQwgvC -88797;1362887133;benkay;what does vwap stand for? -88796;1362887140;mircea_popescu;volume weighted average price -88795;1362887141;mjr_;volume weighted average price -88794;1362887141;benkay;volume weighted average.. -88793;1362887143;benkay;price! -88792;1362887144;mircea_popescu;ha! -88791;1362887145;benkay;thanks. -88790;1362887199;mircea_popescu;you can also inspect these one at a time with assbot's !ticker -88789;1362887208;mjr_;lol, was just thinking about back in the days when we were discussing mpex fee being around $450 -88788;1362887222;mjr_;and just realized that it will now be around $1500 -88787;1362887230;benkay;jeeze mp -88786;1362887235;mircea_popescu;i always said it's only going up. -88785;1362887238;mjr_;hyperinflation -88784;1362887243;mjr_;in the usd -88783;1362887252;mjr_;and that is true -88782;1362887253;mircea_popescu;the usual consumerist "o, i'll just wait" is suicide here. -88781;1362887255;mjr_;you did say that -88780;1362887266;mircea_popescu;the longer one waits the more painful it gets. -88779;1362887268;mjr_;hmmm that is a good point -88778;1362887283;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149892.0 -88777;1362887284;mjr_;this is a whole new world -88776;1362887291;Bowjob;I nominate pirateat40 for the documentary -88775;1362887320;mjr_;typically...if you wait, prices usually fall -88774;1362887328;mjr_;on most consumable things -88773;1362887356;mircea_popescu;yeah. -88772;1362887356;mjr_;but in a bitcoin economy, the opposite may be true until you can finally do most of your transactions in bitcoin -88771;1362887376;benkay;assets denominated in btc just keep increasing in price -88770;1362887376;mjr_;in which case you would still be paying the same 30 btc you would have before -88769;1362887386;mircea_popescu;back in april 2012 when it was introduced fee was like, 100 bux irrc -88768;1362887391;the-bucket-shop;new metric: 1 seat mpex vs. 1 seat nyse -88767;1362887399;the-bucket-shop;wait for parity -88766;1362887400;mjr_;lol great idea -88765;1362887413;mircea_popescu;totally. -88764;1362887423;mjr_;oh...i emailed freenode and asked if they would accept bitcoin donations -88763;1362887430;mjr_;they only take credit card and paypal right now -88762;1362887435;mircea_popescu;yeah -88761;1362887461;mjr_;and i mean, it is pretty much exactly what they believe in as far as distributed systems and freedom -88760;1362887461;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.7 BTC [+] -88759;1362887466;mircea_popescu;ahaha somebody just pm'd me https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64962.msg773754#msg773754 -88758;1362887531;benkay;where did homegirl running MPOE-PR pick up all dat econ? -88757;1362887576;mircea_popescu;benkay she is ocassionally allowed a quiet seat at the board meetings. -88756;1362887673;the-bucket-shop;!mp http://pastebin.com/TMmbMjc3 -88755;1362887673;assbot;Please use http://dpaste.com/ -88754;1362887715;the-bucket-shop;!mp http://dpaste.com/1017811/ -88753;1362887715;assbot;Processing. -88752;1362887717;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1017812/plain/ -88751;1362887778;benkay;mircea_popescu: preferred capitalization MPEx or MPEX? -88750;1362887787;mircea_popescu;it's always been MPEx -88749;1362887810;benkay;thanks. -88748;1362887813;Bowjob;money printing exchange -88747;1362887822;Bowjob;everyone makes money -88746;1362887830;mircea_popescu;haha totally. -88745;1362887850;Bowjob;does it it suck for people with bad calls and puts -88744;1362887854;benkay;!post -88743;1362887855;mircea_popescu;multi purpose excalibur -88742;1362887865;benkay;$post -88741;1362887866;the-bucket-shop;I got a STAT from irc. officially idiot proof. -88740;1362887867;mpexbot;benkay: (post ) -- Supply a pastebin paste key containing a signed and encrypted MPEx command. Respondes with a pastebin URL with MPEx's response. -88739;1362887868;Bowjob;i remember a 500 BTC squeezed out of a poor speculator -88738;1362887875;Bowjob;from the 26 to 20 dollar flash crash -88737;1362887879;Bowjob;hilarious -88736;1362887881;mircea_popescu;Bowjob end of jan somebody got wiped for like 5k actually -88735;1362887881;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5949999 BTC [-] -88734;1362887888;Bowjob;yikes -88733;1362887896;Bowjob;Buy and hold, doesnt cost a dime -88732;1362887900;Bowjob;and it works so far -88731;1362887907;mircea_popescu;i think the record is that one time when s.dice got sold to like 0.0008 -88730;1362887912;Bowjob;oh yeah -88729;1362887914;Bowjob;i remember that -88728;1362887915;Bowjob;lol -88727;1362887917;Bowjob;fat finger -88726;1362887917;mircea_popescu;we mostly came to the conclusion it must have been a msitake -88725;1362887924;Bowjob;that was an 80k USD mistake -88724;1362887926;Bowjob;was it -88723;1362887928;benkay;mircea_popescu: i'm aware of the email and irc channels for posting trades to MPEx, are there others I'm not aware of? -88722;1362887933;mircea_popescu;was pretty huge. -88721;1362887941;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.595 BTC [+] -88720;1362887943;mircea_popescu;benkay email is not atm such a channel. -88719;1362887944;Bowjob;and of course this being the wild wild west of finance -88718;1362887955;Bowjob;they cant.. they cant reverse it -88717;1362887956;mircea_popescu;i had mentioned that if the worst comes to worst we will take it to email, -88716;1362887958;Bowjob;fat finger -88715;1362887960;mircea_popescu;but it hasn't come to that. -88714;1362887972;benkay;thanks for the clarification. is irc then the only channel over which you're accepting transactions? -88713;1362887972;Bowjob;;;ticker -88712;1362887973;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.95900, Best ask: 47.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.29100, Last trade: 47.33203, 24 hour volume: 47013.01597736, 24 hour low: 43.41100, 24 hour high: 47.89860, 24 hour vwap: 45.74036 -88711;1362887980;mircea_popescu;other than that there are private proxies available atm, and the public irc bots. -88710;1362888063;Bowjob;"I wish I had bought some when they were cheap :(" - On the current events forums of gamefaqs -88709;1362888067;benkay;is one more robust than the other? do you prefer to receive over irc? -88708;1362888074;Bowjob;I was telling them about BTC since it was 13 dollars.. -88707;1362888114;mircea_popescu;i woulsd guess irc is the most robust -88706;1362888145;mircea_popescu;this is a difficult question tho, robust by what standard ? -88705;1362888150;mircea_popescu;anything manmade is in principle doomed. -88704;1362888150;benkay;fuck iono -88703;1362888168;benkay;some arbitrary heuristic? -88702;1362888181;benkay;your team's hunches about these things? -88701;1362888197;mircea_popescu;irc is robust as long as freenode stays online. -88700;1362888274;benkay;thanks again. -88699;1362888282;mircea_popescu;don't mention it. -88698;1362888500;mjr_;yeah i think this is a great system -88697;1362888507;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0056 = 0.0112 BTC [-] -88696;1362888692;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 1000 @ 0.24110904 = 241.109 BTC -88695;1362888707;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 1000 @ 0.21525757 = 215.2576 BTC -88694;1362888709;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1000 @ 0.19052144 = 190.5214 BTC [-] -88693;1362888713;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1000 @ 0.16701309 = 167.0131 BTC [-] -88692;1362888715;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1000 @ 0.14485191 = 144.8519 BTC [-] -88691;1362888859;mjr_;hmmm -88690;1362888869;mjr_;i managed to import your pub key mircea -88689;1362888881;mjr_;still getting used to gpg -88688;1362889079;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [+] -88687;1362889230;mjr_;B| -88686;1362889308;mircea_popescu;cool. -88685;1362889356;mircea_popescu;aand we're officially over 200k option contracts traded this month. -88684;1362889365;mircea_popescu;new record. -88683;1362889432;mjr_;does anyone know how to type the double barred B -88682;1362889546;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 15 @ 0.33318 = 4.9977 BTC [+] -88681;1362889577;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.33317 = 1.3327 BTC [-] -88680;1362889636;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 23 @ 0.21 = 4.83 BTC [+] -88679;1362889659;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.215 = 0.43 BTC [+] -88678;1362889685;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.22 = 0.66 BTC [+] -88677;1362889953;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/j8L5hhZ.jpg -88676;1362889956;Bowjob;Do want -88675;1362889995;kakobrekla;infinity sign is kinda unapropriate -88674;1362889999;kakobrekla;this not being fiat. -88673;1362890037;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 1000 @ 0.23978602 = 239.786 BTC [-] -88672;1362890040;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 1000 @ 0.21402821 = 214.0282 BTC [-] -88671;1362890042;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1000 @ 0.1893874 = 189.3874 BTC [-] -88670;1362890047;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1000 @ 0.16597581 = 165.9758 BTC [-] -88669;1362890049;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1000 @ 0.14391278 = 143.9128 BTC [-] -88668;1362890145;the-bucket-shop;that seem like a big deal to anyone? -88667;1362890166;MadSweeney;mpex being dos'd can be ironically considered a milestone ;-) -88666;1362890478;mircea_popescu;so basically someone thinks btc will stay over 50ish -88665;1362890488;mircea_popescu;and has a coupla k's to back that thinking -88664;1362890747;jcpham;Whhoosh -88663;1362890933;pigeons;;;ticker -88662;1362890936;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.53000, Best ask: 47.54224, Bid-ask spread: 0.01224, Last trade: 47.53000, 24 hour volume: 48358.44194382, 24 hour low: 43.41100, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 45.90546 -88661;1362891063;Bowjob;;;eightball Will BTC rise higher this week? -88660;1362891063;gribble;The answer is a resounding no. -88659;1362891067;Bowjob;:/ -88658;1362891074;Bowjob;Sell sell sell! -88657;1362891196;Bowjob;Someone offered me 112 BTC for my Avalon -88656;1362891197;Bowjob;MHmm -88655;1362891211;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 1000 @ 0.23956955 = 239.5696 BTC [-] -88654;1362891216;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 1000 @ 0.21382268 = 213.8227 BTC [-] -88653;1362891218;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1000 @ 0.1891934 = 189.1934 BTC [-] -88652;1362891221;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1000 @ 0.16579394 = 165.7939 BTC [-] -88651;1362891229;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1000 @ 0.14374371 = 143.7437 BTC [-] -88650;1362891241;mircea_popescu;i guess it ain't gribble shorting them -88649;1362891249;jcpham;jeebus -88648;1362891250;mircea_popescu;MadSweeney indeed. -88647;1362891305;Bowjob;MadSweeny do people use BTC in the philippines? -88646;1362891334;MadSweeney;Bowjob, yes -88645;1362891336;Bowjob;id imagine people earn lik 1.5 BTC for 1 month -88644;1362891338;Bowjob;there -88643;1362891354;MadSweeney;that's too low -88642;1362891367;kakobrekla;doing what? -88641;1362891372;Bowjob;whats the average salary there -88640;1362891407;Bowjob;k, maybe 4 BTC im guessing -88639;1362891408;Bowjob;just a guess -88638;1362891409;Bowjob;lol -88637;1362891626;kakobrekla;https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/6988024064/h23C3D98F/ -88636;1362891637;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 1000 @ 0.2390698 = 239.0698 BTC [-] -88635;1362891638;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 1000 @ 0.21335791 = 213.3579 BTC [-] -88634;1362891642;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1000 @ 0.18876427 = 188.7643 BTC [-] -88633;1362891645;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1000 @ 0.16540104 = 165.401 BTC [-] -88632;1362891648;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1000 @ 0.1433876 = 143.3876 BTC [-] -88631;1362891669;kakobrekla;hmmm -88630;1362891676;pizzaman1337;that's a lot of BTC -88629;1362891691;pizzaman1337;maybe they know something we don't... -88628;1362891707;Bowjob;I havent really paid attention..what does it mean -88627;1362891709;Bowjob;those btcs -88626;1362891766;mjr_;whats the oix at? -88625;1362891773;kakobrekla;those are put options Bowjob -88624;1362891774;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -88623;1362891775;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 40.68083871 / 49.87693675 / 50.5301272 (no shares, 17,066.74 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -88622;1362891786;mircea_popescu;50ish -88621;1362891796;mjr_;cool thats what i was figuring -88620;1362891813;mjr_;lol i just realized that i had kleopatra installed already and i was doing everything from the command line -88619;1362891876;mjr_;yeah i figured someone was hedging something with those -88618;1362891907;benkay;all the way down to 47... -88617;1362891911;mircea_popescu;if coinlab etc had a clue they could actually insure their coins -88616;1362891919;mircea_popescu;so they could deliver to customers rather than cancel orders -88615;1362891927;Bowjob;put options.. meaning they expect btc prices to go down.. to 47? -88614;1362891932;benkay;past. -88613;1362891935;mjr_;well -88612;1362891937;mircea_popescu;Bowjob nah. these were sold not bought -88611;1362891961;mircea_popescu;person is basically saying "btc will stay over 50 the entire month, and maybe even over 55" -88610;1362891968;benkay;purchaser? -88609;1362891978;mircea_popescu;the bot bought. -88608;1362891981;mircea_popescu;the customer sold. -88607;1362891988;Bowjob;so it's a "call" then -88606;1362891989;Bowjob;? -88605;1362891994;mircea_popescu;you can tell cause the bids were taken out not the asks -88604;1362891996;mjr_;no selling a put = buying a call -88603;1362891997;mircea_popescu;no, it's a put. -88602;1362892001;mircea_popescu;nah. -88601;1362892015;mjr_;if you are "short" a put -88600;1362892020;mjr_;it is a bullish move -88599;1362892022;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59499999 BTC [-] -88598;1362892023;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.595 = 5.355 BTC [+] -88597;1362892025;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.599 = 1.198 BTC [+] -88596;1362892031;mircea_popescu;thats true. -88595;1362892049;mircea_popescu;just the net gain as a function of btc price changes -88594;1362892055;mjr_;so if you think something is going up you can sell puts and collect premiums and buy calls as well -88593;1362892055;Bowjob;nice recovery on havelock -88592;1362892068;Bowjob;i sold at 0.75, lets see what happens -88591;1362892089;mjr_;some people sell puts in order to buy calls (lowers their cost) -88590;1362892124;mircea_popescu;yeah, that actually may work -88589;1362892124;Bowjob;They should have taught me this in hs -88588;1362892131;mircea_popescu;Bowjob absolutely. -88587;1362892142;Bowjob;but if they taught me about this in hs, there wont be time for shakespear -88586;1362892142;mjr_;shit they should teach people what a debit and a credit is -88585;1362892148;Bowjob;yeah ^ -88584;1362892172;mjr_;i was actually thinking about trying to create a web based class -88583;1362892181;mjr_;like kahn academy or something about finance -88582;1362892187;Bowjob;thankfully, unlike most of my 20 year old contemporaries, I had this fine idea of saving more than i've been spending -88581;1362892187;benkay;fuck hs -88580;1362892193;mjr_;well... -88579;1362892200;mjr_;that is a smart idea -88578;1362892201;benkay;the whole education stack needs to be online -88577;1362892204;Bowjob;and i put it in bitcoins -88576;1362892207;mjr_;but not when you have rampant inflation -88575;1362892209;Bowjob;before they blew up from 13 dollars -88574;1362892210;Bowjob;lol -88573;1362892216;mjr_;so in your case smart -88572;1362892217;Bowjob;i wish i put more -88571;1362892224;Bowjob;oh well -88570;1362892234;benkay;meh -88569;1362892234;Bowjob;and i did put in what i can lose and just write off -88568;1362892237;benkay;don't fixate on short term -88567;1362892237;BitHub;selling asicminer shares 1.8 each get at me -88566;1362892244;benkay;you're only 20 -88565;1362892269;benkay;do you want to do the trading thing? -88564;1362892269;mjr_;mircea_popescu: what is the capital requirement for someone to sell the amount of puts we just saw -88563;1362892270;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84999 BTC [+] -88562;1362892291;Bowjob;mhm, lets just say i'm "interested" not sure yet -88561;1362892314;Bowjob;i'm an owl for now. just observing -88560;1362892317;BitOTTer906;$depth -88559;1362892321;mpexbot;BitOTTer906: http://pastebin.com/Hhw3k9Bi -88558;1362892345;mircea_popescu;mjr_ probably about .5 btc per contract -88557;1362892347;benkay;what kind of work do you do? -88556;1362892353;mircea_popescu;something like 2500 per batch -88555;1362892392;mod6;sorry about the in and out, but it works better now, does both depth and vwap -- its all in one code file now too. -88554;1362892397;mod6;http://dpaste.com/1017874/ -88553;1362892406;mod6;depth output successful -88552;1362892422;kakobrekla;is that in and out going to be a casual thing ? -88551;1362892436;mod6;na, i need to figure out how to msg the bot directly :/ -88550;1362892446;kakobrekla;/msg -88549;1362892454;mod6;heh, this doesn't work quite like that -88548;1362892474;kakobrekla;ok -88547;1362892488;mircea_popescu;whtats the big deal, noobs join/part all da time -88546;1362892528;kakobrekla;ya but if we have 10 people using the script and all joining and parting -88545;1362892531;kakobrekla;its meh -88544;1362892548;mircea_popescu;a that'd be insane -88543;1362892554;mircea_popescu;im sure finished version won't be doing thatl ol -88542;1362892585;mjr_;;;calc 239+213+188+165+143 -88541;1362892585;gribble;948 -88540;1362892595;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -88539;1362892596;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.52311, Best ask: 47.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.37689, Last trade: 47.92886, 24 hour volume: 49410.60996836, 24 hour low: 43.41100, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 45.95456 -88538;1362892604;Chaang-Noi;oh btc... are we going to 100? -88537;1362892617;mircea_popescu;55 seems likely. -88536;1362892631;Chaang-Noi;yea 55 berfore 100 :) -88535;1362892637;mjr_;so, that guy just collected 948 bitcoins -88534;1362892648;kakobrekla;who? -88533;1362892655;mjr_;whoever sold those puts -88532;1362892660;mjr_;the bot bought them -88531;1362892669;kakobrekla;a -88530;1362892682;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.25 BTC [+] -88529;1362892689;kakobrekla;there were two bursts -88528;1362892691;mjr_;what's the equation for collateral? -88527;1362892694;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 48 -88526;1362892703;gribble;There are currently 3929.1374 bitcoins offered at or under 48.0 USD, worth 188482.186888 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -88525;1362892714;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 50 -88524;1362892714;gribble;There are currently 33194.542 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 1619455.56147 USD in total. | Data vintage: 11.2957 seconds -88523;1362892724;Chaang-Noi;it si trhe weekend and we are trucking on up.... crazy -88522;1362892731;mjr_;i know -88521;1362892745;mjr_;s.dice is back up too -88520;1362892750;mjr_;mpoe is up -88519;1362892760;Chaang-Noi;o kinda wan t to just walk away from btc land for a month come back and see what is going on... -88518;1362892774;Chaang-Noi;litecoin is near 25 cents -88517;1362892782;mircea_popescu;ya ltc is crazy lol -88516;1362892784;mjr_;i am actually trying to mine litecoin -88515;1362892795;mjr_;not because i particularly like them -88514;1362892804;mjr_;but because i can send them to btc-e -88513;1362892805;Chaang-Noi;many many gpu miners will mine and support ltc now asics -88512;1362892823;Chaang-Noi;make the network stronger:) -88511;1362892829;dub;does cpu mining still work for ltc? -88510;1362892833;benkay;hahaha best -88509;1362892837;mjr_;lol it hasn't worked for me -88508;1362892838;Bowjob;Stupid move on my part, I sold 10k LTC -88507;1362892844;Chaang-Noi;it works but like cpu mining in btc dont do it:) -88506;1362892850;Bowjob;maybe I should buy back -88505;1362892853;mjr_;well...if you move them to btc-e -88504;1362892861;mjr_;you can get access to better prices -88503;1362892868;mjr_;i just don't like the other funding options -88502;1362892883;mjr_;to clarify: i meant you could end up with more bitcoins -88501;1362892888;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 1000 @ 0.23838313 = 238.3831 BTC [-] -88500;1362892894;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 1000 @ 0.21271752 = 212.7175 BTC [-] -88499;1362892896;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1000 @ 0.18817119 = 188.1712 BTC [-] -88498;1362892900;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1000 @ 0.16485623 = 164.8562 BTC [-] -88497;1362892903;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1000 @ 0.14289205 = 142.8921 BTC [-] -88496;1362892904;Bowjob;holy shi -88495;1362892905;Bowjob;t -88494;1362892917;mjr_;;;calc 239+213+188+165+143 -88493;1362892917;gribble;948 -88492;1362892937;benkay;;;calc 948*47.8 -88491;1362892937;gribble;45314.4 -88490;1362892938;mjr_;almost 2k bitcoins -88489;1362892942;pizzaman1337;every time the bot puts up more blocks they're taken out -88488;1362892956;mircea_popescu;ddos -88487;1362892962;mircea_popescu;v2.0 -88486;1362893026;mjr_;mircea_popescu: i have to imagine that your bot buys them as part of a hedging strategy -88485;1362893030;Namworld;Who's selling that amount of puts... -88484;1362893035;mircea_popescu;mpoe bot is just marketmaking -88483;1362893092;mod6;sorry guys, just a few more tests.. -88482;1362893109;mjr_;no worries...to be honest, i think you can just turn off showing joins and parts -88481;1362893129;mjr_;i know you can in colloquy, but not sure about MIRC -88480;1362893149;kakobrekla;but thats like turning off 1 satoshi txes -88479;1362893161;kakobrekla;u dont do dat. -88478;1362893167;mjr_;no i didn't mean you -88477;1362893176;pizzaman1337;in order for that person to "cash out" they need to buy puts back, right? -88476;1362893177;mjr_;i meant you can send them, but i can not display them -88475;1362893187;mjr_;no -88474;1362893188;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 yes, or they autoexercise at month end -88473;1362893193;mjr_;yes true -88472;1362893209;pizzaman1337;and what exactly happens when they autoexercise? -88471;1362893224;mjr_;do they always autoexercise? -88470;1362893234;mjr_;thought they would only do that if they are in the money -88469;1362893254;mjr_;they probably will just expire worthless -88468;1362893256;BitOTTer86;$vwap -88467;1362893257;mpexbot;BitOTTer86: http://pastebin.com/KnN9A22z -88466;1362893262;benkay;/msg mirceau_popescu -88465;1362893268;benkay;wtb -88464;1362893292;pizzaman1337;but if they expire worthless, than means they made pure profit because they don't have to buy back worthless options? -88463;1362893302;mircea_popescu;mjr_ well, if they're not in the money they just dissapear -88462;1362893307;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 yes -88461;1362893323;mircea_popescu;if btc goes to like 55 and stays htere, all the btc he got selling he keeps -88460;1362893329;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [+] -88459;1362893332;mircea_popescu;if btc goes to 40, he's on the hook for the difference -88458;1362893345;pizzaman1337;what if the diff is greater than the amount of money he has? -88457;1362893370;mjr_;you technically expose yourself to unlimited liability when you write options (at least calls) -88456;1362893404;mjr_;but usually you have to have something to back against the most likely scenario -88455;1362893463;mjr_;thats why i was wondering the specific collateral requirements -88454;1362893510;Namworld;With a call, you need to put up 1 BTC collateral so it's always 100% covered -88453;1362893530;mjr_;but for puts -88452;1362893536;mjr_;it varies doesn't it? -88451;1362893567;Namworld;For calls, their value tends toward 1. For puts tho, their value tends toward the infinite. -88450;1362893591;mjr_;hmmm yes when writing them -88449;1362893593;Namworld;For example, if price becomes 1/1000 of the put's strike, the put would be worth 1000 BTC -88448;1362893609;Namworld;If it goes to a lower fraction, even more. -88447;1362893612;mjr_;i know -88446;1362893625;mjr_;my point is that since you COULD be on the hook for millions of bitcoins -88445;1362893638;benkay;at most 21 -88444;1362893639;mjr_;how many are required -88443;1362893644;Namworld;They're not fully covered. It would require infinite BTC. -88442;1362893648;mjr_;yes -88441;1362893656;mjr_;but what is the capital requirement -88440;1362893672;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 it can't be, cause he deposits collateral -88439;1362893694;Namworld;It varies depending on strike and current rate/BTC -88438;1362893710;mircea_popescu;Namworld they are fully covered, since you do put up enough btc to cover for the put in usd atthe time you write it -88437;1362893721;mircea_popescu;you put up a little more, which pays for insurance. -88436;1362893768;mjr_;just for example...let's say the vwap hits $100 -88435;1362893776;mjr_;and you sold puts at $50 -88434;1362893798;mjr_;wait reverse that lol -88433;1362893815;Chaang-Noi;;;48.5 -88432;1362893815;gribble;Error: "48.5" is not a valid command. -88431;1362893820;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 48.5 -88430;1362893820;gribble;There are currently 17873.054 bitcoins offered at or under 48.5 USD, worth 863731.319966 USD in total. | Data vintage: 44.7354 seconds -88429;1362893831;Chaang-Noi;massive wall up -88428;1362893852;kakobrekla;maybe from the sam guy who sold the puts -88427;1362893857;kakobrekla;now to be removed -88426;1362893860;kakobrekla;konspiraci -88425;1362893890;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: I think I understand it all, thanks. I'll have to give it a shot sometime. -88424;1362893894;mjr_;so anyway, let's say the vwap is 50 and you sell puts at 50, the price drops to 25 -88423;1362893898;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: but wouldln't that person want the price to increase? -88422;1362893918;kakobrekla;yes pizzaman1337, 04:37.38 ( kakobrekla ) now to be removed -88421;1362893923;kakobrekla;the ask wall. -88420;1362893936;pizzaman1337;ah -88419;1362893937;mircea_popescu;konspiraci! -88418;1362893938;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -88417;1362893964;mjr_;each contract would be liable for 2 bitcoins right? -88416;1362894031;Namworld;hmm, 1 BTC actually -88415;1362894032;mircea_popescu;no ? -88414;1362894059;Namworld;AActually in my example earlier, I think it should have been 999 BTC -88413;1362894077;Namworld;1/(x-1) -88412;1362894106;Namworld;you get your fraction with x and remove 1 to that. -88411;1362894118;Namworld;Since at strike value, the put has 0 value. -88410;1362894128;mjr_;yeah -88409;1362894178;mjr_;my point is just this...if you sold the put, and the price goes up 10x -88408;1362894218;Namworld;put is worth 0 so 0 collateral is eaten. -88407;1362894223;mjr_;yes -88406;1362894231;mjr_;but if it drops to 0 -88405;1362894243;Namworld;You have infinity BTC value -88404;1362894250;mjr_;i think i see what mircea was saying -88403;1362894258;Namworld;So you must pay an infinity of worthless BTC... -88402;1362894258;jborkl;you can only write covered options, no naked -88401;1362894269;mjr_;yes exactly -88400;1362894276;pizzaman1337;"You don't hold enough assets to trade even one single unit of that MPSIC. Sad, sad, sad." < lulz -88399;1362894293;mircea_popescu;lol -88398;1362894322;mircea_popescu;fortunately because btc is small and fiart is large it is kinda trivial for me to insure against that -88397;1362894329;mjr_;yes -88396;1362894332;mircea_popescu;so if btc goes to zero outstanding puts just get setrtled in fiat -88395;1362894334;mircea_popescu;and that's that. -88394;1362894346;mjr_;yeah -88393;1362894348;mircea_popescu;anyway if btc is zero nobody would want to be settled in btc -88392;1362894361;Namworld;except you pay infinity x 0 USD per BTC... -88391;1362894406;mjr_;i am going to do some exploring on a pairs strategy -88390;1362894410;Namworld;if the price is 0.01 and strike is 1, you pay 99 BTC at 0.01 cent each... -88389;1362894440;Namworld;The lower the price goes, the more you owe. But the less the BTC costs to cover those larger BTC amounts. -88388;1362894511;mircea_popescu;basically a p500 can never cost more than 50 bucks -88387;1362894514;mircea_popescu;whatever that comes to -88386;1362894575;mjr_;although that is true... -88385;1362894587;mjr_;technically if you need btc in order to unwind your position -88384;1362894596;mjr_;and have to buy it on the open market -88383;1362894611;mjr_;someone would have to sell it -88382;1362894625;mjr_;and if you are obligated to buy a lot -88381;1362894635;mircea_popescu;price goes up and put is no longer under water -88380;1362894636;mjr_;you could be pushing the price up -88379;1362894642;mircea_popescu;it's a self limiting issue -88378;1362894642;mjr_;yep -88377;1362894665;bgupta;!help -88376;1362894666;assbot;List of commands: -88375;1362894667;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -88374;1362894668;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -88373;1362894730;mjr_;i was going to say that the other possibility is that you can cover the position very easily with another option -88372;1362894743;mjr_;if you sell one call for every put -88371;1362894790;mjr_;i meant buy a call for each put sold -88370;1362894893;BitOTTer501;$depth -88369;1362894896;mpexbot;BitOTTer501: http://pastebin.com/gV101v9A -88368;1362894911;mod6;hmm, ok well anyway, it works, kinda. -88367;1362894919;mod6;needs more work, but gotta run for now lol -88366;1362895083;mjr_;i was just looking at the last one, really great job mod6 -88365;1362895148;bgupta;Hey is it ontopic to discuss pricing of bitcoin denominates securities in this channel? -88364;1362895184;bgupta;mostly wondering about ASICMINER share and their passthrough derivates. -88363;1362895246;mjr_;lol its all we talk about really -88362;1362895265;bgupta;excellent!! -88361;1362895266;dub;that and porn -88360;1362895280;mod6;wow, thx mjr_ :} -88359;1362895287;mjr_;bitcoin is finance porn -88358;1362895311;benkay;bitcoin is disruptive tech porn -88357;1362895316;mjr_;mod6: no prob, it is really really cool -88356;1362895318;mod6;so, I cleaned up the dir a bit on github, got rid of bitotter_vwap.pl and bitotter_depth.pl and its merged into this now: https://github.com/modsix/bitotter_perl/blob/master/bitotter_market_data.pl -88355;1362895319;bgupta;totally -88354;1362895321;benkay;but yes, that too -88353;1362895348;mod6;right on heheh. its awesome just to see it work, kinda lol -88352;1362895380;mjr_;whats interesting is that we are sending our GET requests via irc -88351;1362895399;mjr_;and retrieving a dynamic web page at a different address -88350;1362895404;mjr_;i think that is really cool -88349;1362895407;mod6;oh, so the bummer so far is... i maybe shouldn't have done a commit in there and had left those files to be still able to interface with mpex or a proxy in a way thats outward facing... if that ever happens again -88348;1362895418;mod6;cause with that, it was still tor capable -88347;1362895444;mod6;so i'll probably just re-introduce those files if/when that happens so tor may be utililzed -88346;1362895481;bgupta;so back when btw rallied from zero to about 10 it caught my attention… and I made a decision to invest in gnu mining gear. by the time I got my gear up and running it had spiked up to to 30+ and then crashed… I ran my rigs at a loss for almost a year, but when the algorithm changed, I decided that investing the wrk to reprogram them was a loser and shut it all down.. I managed to hang onto a minuscule 500 b -88345;1362895481;bgupta;though.. -88344;1362895486;mjr_;i kinda thought that maybe you could host the website on tor with no order functionality -88343;1362895517;mod6;anyway, just thought yall should know what was happening. -88342;1362895523;bgupta;held it fallow for the past year or so… but the recent spike in price got me wondering if spinning up made sense (I decided no since the a sic stuff is imminent) -88341;1362895525;mod6;mjr_: that is pretty neat-o huh :) -88340;1362895538;mjr_;well -88339;1362895549;mjr_;do you get cheap electricity bgupta? -88338;1362895550;mircea_popescu;mod6 tor is coming i think. -88337;1362895584;mircea_popescu;bgupta btw = btc, gnu = gpu ? -88336;1362895599;mircea_popescu;and when did the algo change ?! -88335;1362895616;mjr_;mircea_popescu: also i can host a mirror if you like...it will be pretty tough for them to take out a GAE instance -88334;1362895616;mod6;ok, i'll reintroduce those files with needed changes as that approches. that'll be awesome -88333;1362895622;bgupta;In the past no, unfortunately…. now… I have a partner willing to pay electricity if I provide hardware and we split proceeds 50/50.. I think it's a loser for him though.. mircea_popescu yes sorry not reading what I am typing.. -88332;1362895640;mircea_popescu;mjr_ they already have, three times. and amazon x2 -88331;1362895646;mod6;i have basically only accessed mpex over tor since you moved it all over to that early last year -88330;1362895649;mod6;its always been fast for me -88329;1362895684;mircea_popescu;if by hardware you mean gpus bgupta it's a loser for him. and prolly for you too. -88328;1362895704;mjr_;well...not really for him, if he alrady has the hardware -88327;1362895709;bgupta;well… they are paid for… so not really -88326;1362895717;mjr_;he will just get to keep half of the small number of bitcoins he gets -88325;1362895749;bgupta;the loss will be a day of my time figuring out how to setup the softare -88324;1362895756;mod6;any amt of satoshi will be signifigant eventually -88323;1362895761;mjr_;i thought you already had it running? -88322;1362895818;mjr_;i am debating installing visual studio 2012 on my home computer -88321;1362895819;bgupta;I had it running was paying way to much for hosting in a real datacenter.. so shut it down last april when they changed the algorithm,, -88320;1362895833;mjr_;what do you mean changed the algorithm? -88319;1362895848;mjr_;if you mean when the pay rate halved -88318;1362895853;bgupta;mmm… existing miners had to upgrade the software.. -88317;1362895855;bgupta;no -88316;1362895868;bgupta;let me see if i can find the deets -88315;1362895882;mjr_;upgrading version? -88314;1362895925;bgupta;yeah bitcoind changed… and all pools and miners had to upgrade -88313;1362895962;Chaang-Noi;network is mining blocks like crazy -88312;1362895981;bgupta;my pool at the time didn't upgrade and shutdown.. and since I was losing close to 50% at the time (due to the ridiculously low price of btw at the time) I followed them -88311;1362896005;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m.dice -88310;1362896005;assbot;Have you got any tobacco? -88309;1362896018;the-bucket-shop;!ticker s m.dice -88308;1362896018;assbot;You had the last Philistine. This one's mine. -88307;1362896033;bgupta;I probably mined close to 10k coins while I had my rigs up.. but only managed to walk away with 500 btw after all was said and done.. -88306;1362896037;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m s.dice -88305;1362896038;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00549999 / 0.00549999 / 0.0055 (1650 shares, 9.07 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00558182 / 0.006225 (392080 shares, 2,188.52 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616213 / 0.0069 (3732757 shares, 23,001.76 BTC) -88304;1362896050;bgupta;err btc not btw -88303;1362896060;bgupta;don'w know why I keep doing the same type -88302;1362896062;bgupta;typo -88301;1362896078;Bowjob;mhm. what will happen to SR when mt gox stops their service to NA -88300;1362896087;bgupta;SR? -88299;1362896096;bgupta;Guessing NA is north america? -88298;1362896100;Namworld;Anywaym I'm out. Goodbye -88297;1362896112;bgupta;goodnight -88296;1362896153;bgupta;Bowjob ^^ -88295;1362896167;bgupta;ooooo -88294;1362896169;Bowjob;yea\ -88293;1362896178;bgupta;SR is satoshi dice? -88292;1362896193;pizzaman1337;SR is silk road, SD is satoshi dice -88291;1362896197;bgupta;ahh... -88290;1362896197;Chaang-Noi;anyone here selling off some of their btc and buying something crazy? or are we all just holing untill $1000 plus? -88289;1362896212;Bowjob;bought ASICs -88288;1362896228;dub;Chaang-Noi: im thinking about turnign some asicminer into a truck -88287;1362896238;bgupta;I am willing to sell my premium domain for 4000 btc.. -88286;1362896254;Bowjob;it better start with mt. and and with gox -88285;1362896256;Bowjob;if its that much -88284;1362896259;dub;whats the domain -88283;1362896263;bgupta;nah just vj.com -88282;1362896278;Chaang-Noi;dub i did that already, traded my car in and got a truck -88281;1362896324;bgupta;If it was USD I'd want a bit more, but it is a digital only transaction, so I'm willing to do it for a little less -88280;1362896340;bgupta;unfortunately the folks that would be interested don't deal in btc -88279;1362896368;bgupta;Quick question in the flow… Are BitFunder, btct.co and apex the main securities exchanges ATM? -88278;1362896370;Chaang-Noi;how much did you buy that site for? -88277;1362896394;bgupta;$0… registered it before they charged for registering domains.. -88276;1362896410;Chaang-Noi;cool, why not get more then? -88275;1362896418;bgupta;been paying whatever a year for the standard domain registration.. -88274;1362896460;Chaang-Noi;im sure its a good name but you are going to have to hit the right people to get that much out of it -88273;1362896481;Chaang-Noi;i guess it is reasonable though -88272;1362896484;bgupta;well I had it appraised for $250,000.. but to sell it, i'd need to put a lot of time into adverttising, and likely need to retain a domain broker.. and then take a huge hit on taxes.. -88271;1362896514;bgupta;realistically if I tried I could probably pocket close to $200,000 -88270;1362896529;bgupta;It's the most valuable thing I own, and it goes up about 7% a year in value -88269;1362896537;bgupta;(Well other than my apt) -88268;1362896570;mjr_;my friend who owns an it consulting company said that that is his biggest regret -88267;1362896573;bgupta;It's a fallow asset.. -88266;1362896574;mircea_popescu;bgupta mpex is, yes. -88265;1362896596;mircea_popescu;and wth, it boggles that anyone'd pay 200k for a domain. -88264;1362896600;mircea_popescu;i certainly wouldn't. -88263;1362896618;bgupta;well not an individual for sure.. -88262;1362896625;mjr_;companies -88261;1362896629;bgupta;think startup or large company -88260;1362896633;pizzaman1337;with tons of users -88259;1362896641;mjr_;200k is not much for a big company -88258;1362896647;mircea_popescu;that's besides thew point. -88257;1362896651;mircea_popescu;200k isn'r much for me, either -88256;1362896652;bgupta;they don't even allow people to register two letter domains any more. -88255;1362896657;mircea_popescu;but it is very much for a domain -88254;1362896660;mircea_popescu;which is what we're discussing. -88253;1362896670;mjr_;i meant as part of a budget involving web presence -88252;1362896678;mircea_popescu;even so. -88251;1362896681;bgupta;memorable domains are getting harder to come by... -88250;1362896690;mjr_;that is a scarce resource -88249;1362896695;mircea_popescu;eh get out -88248;1362896701;mircea_popescu;it never was scarce, it's never gettingscarce. -88247;1362896706;mjr_;when i was looking into getting a domain name for my site -88246;1362896710;mjr_;huh? -88245;1362896713;mircea_popescu;seriously. -88244;1362896715;benkay;ad buys are made by advertisers -88243;1362896721;benkay;they don't think like that -88242;1362896723;mjr_;it is hard to get a one word domain -88241;1362896728;mircea_popescu;ya, they think like stupid. -88240;1362896735;mircea_popescu;no "memorable domain" has a site worth anything on it. -88239;1362896741;mircea_popescu;all the good sites are on new names -88238;1362896742;mircea_popescu;google -88237;1362896743;mircea_popescu;twitter -88236;1362896744;mircea_popescu;mpex -88235;1362896744;mircea_popescu;etc. -88234;1362896747;bgupta;amazon -88233;1362896748;mjr_;and getting those domains -88232;1362896758;mjr_;would be expensive -88231;1362896760;mircea_popescu;amazon is only memorable because of amazon -88230;1362896761;benkay;coca cola's ad company isn't smart enough for that shit -88229;1362896765;Chaang-Noi;i hold tygrr.com and bitcoins.lc not really worth a whole lot. -88228;1362896771;benkay;they're herd followers -88227;1362896774;benkay;worse than traders -88226;1362896774;mjr_;i got btcshares.com -88225;1362896774;Chaang-Noi;and litecoin.me :) -88224;1362896786;mjr_;btc-etf.com -88223;1362896802;mircea_popescu;point in case : btc.com -88222;1362896809;mjr_;gone -88221;1362896809;mircea_popescu;did any of the large btc players bother with it ? nope. -88220;1362896813;mircea_popescu;well... whoopdedo. why not ? -88219;1362896833;mjr_;bitcoins are still very new -88218;1362896842;mircea_popescu;forget that. -88217;1362896844;mjr_;i bet that domain will be very valuable in the future -88216;1362896850;mircea_popescu;there's people in btc that can afford 200k for a domain. -88215;1362896855;mjr_;of course -88214;1362896862;Chaang-Noi;btc.com is a porn site oh lol -88213;1362896863;mircea_popescu;i bet it will be very valuable in the sense 10 bucks are very valuable. -88212;1362896866;Chaang-Noi;brain trust company -88211;1362896873;benkay;their capital is best put to work in profitable ventures -88210;1362896879;mircea_popescu;right. -88209;1362896884;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi some bs wannabe japanese co. -88208;1362896885;bgupta;well we are a bit different in that we use irc and weirdly named forums for most of our info. we seek out knowledge -88207;1362896887;dub;btc.com is too generic, like dollar.com -88206;1362896899;dub;you don't want that for a brand -88205;1362896906;mircea_popescu;dub yet bitcoin.com was all the bruhaha -88204;1362896910;bgupta;yeah the problem with too generic is they aren't trademarkable. -88203;1362896930;bgupta;which means you can't build a company or a brand around them -88202;1362896937;bgupta;e.g business.com -88201;1362896946;Chaang-Noi;sex.com -88200;1362896964;dub;sex.com sold for $14mn in 2010 -88199;1362896968;bgupta;http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/07/26/businesscom-sold-for-345-million/ look what it's being used of now -88198;1362896971;Chaang-Noi;pretty generic:) -88197;1362896984;benkay;wankery -88196;1362896986;benkay;lotteries -88195;1362896995;dub;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_name#Resale_of_domain_names -88194;1362896996;mjr_;i'm just saying -88193;1362897001;benkay;spend your energy on creating value -88192;1362897005;dub;insure.com for $16mn -88191;1362897007;benkay;capture a small fraction -88190;1362897012;benkay;don't wager with your life work -88189;1362897016;mjr_;typically we think of being creative -88188;1362897023;dub;man up and use it for a shock site tbh -88187;1362897029;bgupta;yeah.. I've been holding it, because one day when I do a startup, I want a unique domain name to do it with. -88186;1362897044;mjr_;but that is way harder for some people than just throwing money at stuff -88185;1362897048;benkay;lolwut -88184;1362897065;benkay;that domain's taking up too much of your brainspace -88183;1362897066;mjr_;seriously -88182;1362897072;benkay;not you mjr_ -88181;1362897074;mjr_;i know -88180;1362897087;mjr_;i am just saying that domains are valuable, cuz people want them -88179;1362897087;benkay;if you're wasting cycles on thinking about domains -88178;1362897087;mircea_popescu; sex.com sold for $14mn in 2010 << and it never generated 1mn of revenue in its entire lifetime -88177;1362897110;mircea_popescu;bgupta i simply don't believe the sort of bs -88176;1362897111;benkay;you're not going to be successful in running your own business -88175;1362897124;Chaang-Noi;sex.com made shit loads on money? -88174;1362897126;mircea_popescu;i am aware the domain name scam people are really working hard to make their coolaid credible -88173;1362897127;Chaang-Noi;of -88172;1362897128;benkay;not in a high-competition, high-growth, environment -88171;1362897133;mjr_;benkay: that is the point, most people do not want to own their own business -88170;1362897135;mircea_popescu;but a ny times blog hit is nothing in this discussion. -88169;1362897138;mircea_popescu;345mn didn't happen -88168;1362897144;benkay;i get it man, i get it -88167;1362897145;bgupta;The reality is google kinda made domain names less relevant.. that and the fact that browsers changed how they deal with stuff you type into the address bar. -88166;1362897173;benkay;doesn't mean i don't think that putting it all on a specific slot on the fucking roulette table is a good idea -88165;1362897180;dub;yeah for most people google is the address bar -88164;1362897182;benkay;bgupta++ -88163;1362897190;benkay;i infrequently type domains -88162;1362897196;mircea_popescu;yeah -88161;1362897208;mircea_popescu;the way to go is just invent a name and use that as your tm and domains -88160;1362897209;benkay;it's like gm -88159;1362897226;dub;yep, and remember bookmarks? lol -88158;1362897229;benkay;bi -88157;1362897246;bgupta;point is that if I worked really hard I could sell it for $200,000, or if I worked even harder, I could build a kick ass business with a cool domain name that's easy to type.. I have time for neither atm. -88156;1362897248;benkay;ca -88155;1362897263;benkay;aren't there things you'd enjoy working on more? -88154;1362897274;benkay;i mean -88153;1362897274;bgupta;if someone flush with btw wanted to take it off my hands I'd be cool.. but that's a side bar.. -88152;1362897277;benkay;i'm tired of hustling -88151;1362897293;benkay;it's fucking nice to build stuff people value enough to cut checks for -88150;1362897301;bgupta;Yeah sure.. I run a LUG.. which I LOVE. -88149;1362897304;dub;its probably worht throwing a thread up about it -88148;1362897316;benkay;no sarcasm? -88147;1362897321;bgupta;I do OSS stuff, love that too -88146;1362897328;benkay;what's your profit center? -88145;1362897329;dub;the great thing about bitcoin is there is no shortage of idiots, some with too much money -88144;1362897339;bgupta;my profit center? -88143;1362897342;benkay;true of any market of a reasonable size -88142;1362897346;benkay;trivial conclusion -88141;1362897348;mjr_;dub: yep, the market fixes that situation -88140;1362897373;bgupta;I do consulting which is a brutal business. -88139;1362897373;benkay;meh -88138;1362897384;benkay;what space? -88137;1362897390;mircea_popescu; it's fucking nice to build stuff people value enough to cut checks for << this. -88136;1362897390;bgupta;cloud shit -88135;1362897412;benkay;how brutal? -88134;1362897452;bgupta;mmm.. to make a dollar you need to sell a body, brutal.. no real leverage, no real product. -88133;1362897477;dub;tis potentially a nice way for someone to cash out $200k of btc too -88132;1362897503;benkay;mircea_popescu: the best part is that everything i get checks for, i also learn new skills that multiply my rate -88131;1362897504;bgupta;dub what forum would I post it to if I wanted to pursue? -88130;1362897541;dub;bgupta: the bitcointalk market or auction forums -88129;1362897556;bgupta;benkay: I run a small consulting company.. it's not just me… so most of my time is spent doing business stuff not learning -88128;1362897573;benkay;i've seen that happen man -88127;1362897578;mircea_popescu;i've done plenty of consulting and it was always fun -88126;1362897580;mircea_popescu;what the heck. -88125;1362897586;benkay;i've never seen someone run the shop and still make commits -88124;1362897601;benkay;i love it -88123;1362897609;Bowjob;stupid parents took my piano away -88122;1362897621;mircea_popescu;"Japan needs to face up to reality, and take real steps to correct its mistakes... so as to prevent a further escalation," -88121;1362897626;mircea_popescu;the chinese are about to bitchslap them -88120;1362897627;bgupta;The one thing I do like about it is the flexibility... -88119;1362897643;benkay;flex is nice -88118;1362897648;benkay;i get to bill anywhere i am -88117;1362897655;benkay;boss-folks like to see my face from time to time -88116;1362897660;bgupta;I get to pick my priorities.. -88115;1362897668;benkay;but it's part of my mystique that i show up at the office kind of randomly -88114;1362897674;bgupta;been growing my lug and getting some pretty cool speakers.. -88113;1362897695;benkay;what's the appeal in the lug? -88112;1362897712;bgupta;this is the next event: http://www.meetup.com/nylug-meetings/events/82181872/ -88111;1362897720;dub;benkay: I had that at ibm, nobody (besides customers) had any clue what I did -88110;1362897734;benkay;big bluuuuue -88109;1362897739;benkay;corporate honky -88108;1362897741;benkay;;) -88107;1362897751;bgupta;and this is the one after: http://www.meetup.com/nylug-meetings/events/102722692/ -88106;1362897773;bgupta;and even cooler this is the one after that: http://www.meetup.com/nylug-meetings/events/82181952/ -88105;1362897788;bgupta;I get to onsite awesome folks to NYC to talk to a bunch of geeks -88104;1362897798;benkay;that is pretty neat -88103;1362897802;bgupta;s/onsite/invite/ -88102;1362897810;bgupta;afk for 5 smoke.. -88101;1362897818;benkay;that's a lot... -88100;1362897907;Bowjob;btc crashing -88099;1362897913;mircea_popescu;lmao no way -88098;1362897915;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -88097;1362897915;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.30215, Best ask: 47.30587, Bid-ask spread: 0.00372, Last trade: 47.30215, 24 hour volume: 50842.40617608, 24 hour low: 43.60001, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.10288 -88096;1362897922;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/ -88095;1362897925;Bowjob;it was 46.60 -88094;1362897926;Bowjob;lol -88093;1362897940;Bowjob;by "crashing" i mean volatility -88092;1362897940;Bowjob;lol -88091;1362898196;bgupta;always volitile -88090;1362898203;bgupta;nbd -88089;1362898249;bgupta;so the real reason I can into this channel was to ask what folks think about ASICMINER shares, and the passthrough variants. -88088;1362898294;bgupta;I perhaps overshared, and for that I apologize, I;m a bit too open that way. -88087;1362898322;mircea_popescu;;;ident jborkl -88086;1362898323;gribble;Nick 'jborkl', with hostmask 'jborkl!~jborkl_@unaffiliated/jborkl', is not identified. -88085;1362898328;the-bucket-shop;I've not looked at numbers for asicminer but I've met people at meet ups that seem to like it alot -88084;1362898328;mircea_popescu;;;get info jborkl -88083;1362898329;gribble;Error: The command "get" is available in the Dunno, Herald, and Topic plugins. Please specify the plugin whose command you wish to call by using its name as a command before "get". -88082;1362898334;mircea_popescu;;;getinfo jborkl -88081;1362898335;gribble;Error: "getinfo" is not a valid command. -88080;1362898341;mircea_popescu;;;gpginfo jborkl -88079;1362898341;gribble;Error: "gpginfo" is not a valid command. -88078;1362898344;mircea_popescu;what the fuck -88077;1362898361;dub;;;ident jborkl -88076;1362898361;gribble;Nick 'jborkl', with hostmask 'jborkl!~jborkl_@unaffiliated/jborkl', is not identified. -88075;1362898371;dub;;;getrating jborkl -88074;1362898371;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -88073;1362898385;jborkl;hmm, let me auth -88072;1362898387;bgupta;trying to value the shares, as they are starting to climb… faster than I can transfer btc out of mtgox (which is where has been my wallet for the past year.) -88071;1362898404;bgupta;am I idented? -88070;1362898427;bgupta;I set that up ages ago… not sure if it's enabled -88069;1362898434;dub;;;ident bgupta -88068;1362898434;gribble;Nick 'bgupta', with hostmask 'bgupta!~bgupta@207-237-250-126.c3-0.80w-ubr1.nyr-80w.ny.cable.rcn.com', is not identified. -88067;1362898442;mircea_popescu;bgupta https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151265.msg1605413#msg1605413 if you mean asicminer -88066;1362898527;bgupta;thanks for the link will read.. -88065;1362898558;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.01398 = 0.1398 BTC [+] -88064;1362898562;jborkl;;;ident jborkl_ -88063;1362898563;gribble;Nick 'jborkl_', with hostmask 'jborkl_!~jborkl@unaffiliated/jborkl', is not identified. -88062;1362898566;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01599 BTC [+] -88061;1362898569;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 18 @ 0.01999 = 0.3598 BTC [+] -88060;1362898599;bgupta;so one thing I discovered is once the initial asicminer investors have been paid dividends drop by half.. since the real investors own half of the whole thing. -88059;1362898611;jborkl;;;ident jborkl -88058;1362898611;gribble;Nick 'jborkl', with hostmask 'jborkl!~jborkl_@unaffiliated/jborkl', is identified as user jborkl_, with GPG key id 3ABA925F1676E0DA, key fingerprint BEDA499D84B3F11FAC2C98C13ABA925F1676E0DA, and bitcoin address 1assBEfKxpuhv3HdYfQwf9h2TR43DwVke -88057;1362898640;bgupta;considering initial investors bought shares at ~0.1btc that should happen sooner than later -88056;1362898685;Bowjob;Fuck -88055;1362898689;Bowjob;I'm mad -88054;1362898699;Bowjob;... stupid fucking parents taking my piano downstairs -88053;1362898701;Bowjob;bpjhwsipghsipfghipaefghiaef -88052;1362898819;dub;firstworldproblems -88051;1362898835;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Without asking you to divulge too much roughly what part of the world are you in? -88050;1362898843;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/274/bernard-hopkins-vs-tavoris-cloud-hopkins-to-win/ -88049;1362898846;dub;lol -88048;1362898850;mircea_popescu;whoa hopkins won by like, 1 -88047;1362898858;mircea_popescu;bgupta timisoara -88046;1362898870;Bowjob;i swear i have rage building right now -88045;1362898873;Bowjob;fuck -88044;1362898921;bgupta;very cool... -88043;1362898941;bgupta;Bowjob.. go deal. -88042;1362898950;bgupta;be sweet -88041;1362899064;bgupta;mircea: Is there a way to buy straight up shares of asicminer, without doing passthrough stuff? -88040;1362899076;bgupta;err: mircea_popescu ^^ -88039;1362899081;mircea_popescu;no. they blew their mpex listing. -88038;1362899101;bgupta;what does that mean they "blew a listing" -88037;1362899115;bgupta;delisted? -88036;1362899120;mircea_popescu;nah, just, failed to list. -88035;1362899129;bgupta;blew their chance? -88034;1362899145;Bowjob;I feel so violated.. that piano is my personal one -88033;1362899149;mircea_popescu;think of it in these terms : company pops up, doesn't list on nyse, lists on pink sheets -88032;1362899154;Bowjob;theres a second piano downstairs that i do not care about -88031;1362899155;mircea_popescu;through a weird agreement they don't sign -88030;1362899157;mircea_popescu;it's a little lala -88029;1362899173;bgupta;ok.. -88028;1362899200;bgupta;SO the muse thing that everyone bitches about the 30btc thing.. that's just a one time thing, no? -88027;1362899228;dub;Bowjob: 1%problems -88026;1362899230;mircea_popescu;yes. -88025;1362899231;bgupta;s//muse/mpex/ -88024;1362899254;bgupta;ok.. that would make trading difficult for me if it was a trading cost. -88023;1362899257;mircea_popescu;"everyone". hm. it's more of a "everyone that's bitching about it is bitching about it". -88022;1362899258;dub;bgupta: there are lots of otc asicminer trades happening, check the auction forum -88021;1362899265;mircea_popescu;obviously those that don't bitch don't bitch. -88020;1362899295;dub;bgupta: friedcat (asicminer guy) is timely about transferring etc -88019;1362899299;mircea_popescu;but yes, there's a large assignment market in it too, otc. -88018;1362899313;mircea_popescu;well...large. 100s of btc or so -88017;1362899347;bgupta;err.. lot me clarify "everything that bitches" means "everyone that bitches about mpex"… I believe that's the biggest complaint. and I'm ok with it… -88016;1362899377;mircea_popescu;i thought the biggest complaint was that i'm not nice. -88015;1362899410;bgupta;I am ready to buy sink 300 some odd btw into asicminer.. these penny-ante exchanges aren't quite cutting it. -88014;1362899430;bgupta;ohh.. you are mpex? -88013;1362899446;bgupta;very cool. sorry for being oversharing. -88012;1362899474;bgupta;(Realising that 300 btw is penny-ante) -88011;1362899477;bgupta;btc -88010;1362899477;mircea_popescu;what's oversharing ? -88009;1362899498;bgupta;the sharing of internet complaints.. -88008;1362899498;Bowjob;I'll warn them next time they try to pull this shit again, I will yell at them so that all the guests will hear it. -88007;1362899519;mircea_popescu;lol that's not a problem, the internet was born to kvetch -88006;1362899579;mircea_popescu;anyway. it's a gamble on multiple scores. -88005;1362899582;bgupta;mircea_popescu: are your trades listed publicly? IE: do I need to buy in to see traffic? -88004;1362899591;mircea_popescu;nope. it streams here for one. -88003;1362899595;bgupta;fuck it's all a gamble -88002;1362899599;bgupta;opps -88001;1362899603;mircea_popescu;all the earlier excitement about the trading puts for instance -88000;1362899618;mircea_popescu;twitter.com/mpex1 or you could just follow the twitter. -87999;1362899624;mircea_popescu;there's also a rss but atm unavailable. -87998;1362899703;bgupta;Ohhhh… was gonna ask what these things are.. -87997;1362899736;bgupta;me hates me some derivatives. (unless of course.. I am issuing them) -87996;1362899737;mircea_popescu;puts for this month around 50usd/btc -87995;1362899765;mircea_popescu;you can issue, sure. ths person was selling short. -87994;1362899782;bgupta;mircea: I am looking for a "stock exchange" -87993;1362899796;mircea_popescu;mpex does shares, options, futures -87992;1362899803;mircea_popescu;the whole thing -87991;1362899820;bgupta;http://mpex.coinbr.com/ ?? -87990;1362899828;mircea_popescu;techbnically speaking options are securities anyway -87989;1362899839;mircea_popescu;that;s a proxy. -87988;1362899841;bgupta;err Ok I like equity -87987;1362899844;mircea_popescu;currently dead. -87986;1362899864;mircea_popescu;$vwap -87985;1362899866;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/d6AS1y6d -87984;1362899874;mircea_popescu;there, that's a list of what traded past month -87983;1362899888;bgupta;JSON? -87982;1362899891;mircea_popescu;yes -87981;1362899891;bgupta;ok -87980;1362899922;mircea_popescu;grep S\. for shares -87979;1362899924;mircea_popescu;ie equity -87978;1362899959;bgupta;json is human readable.. but… I need to whip out cli shit to deal.. one moment.. (I'm slow) -87977;1362900008;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -87976;1362900010;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067638 / 0.00074998 / 0.00075 (89317 shares, 66.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00067334 / 0.00074889 / 0.00078628 (10735832 shares, 8,040.01 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00068483 / 0.00078628 (58572634 shares, 40,112.83 BTC) -87975;1362900011;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -87974;1362900012;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00549999 / 0.00549999 / 0.0055 (1650 shares, 9.07 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00558182 / 0.006225 (392080 shares, 2,188.52 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616213 / 0.0069 (3732756 shares, 23,001.75 BTC) -87973;1362900015;mircea_popescu;there, that sorta thing -87972;1362900019;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -87971;1362900020;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0015 / 0.00174357 / 0.00197 (80200 shares, 139.83 BTC), 30D: 0.0015 / 0.00178893 / 0.00197 (111808 shares, 200.02 BTC) -87970;1362900295;bgupta;gotcha… ok I have to admit, I think the shit futures/options/derivatives are gonna make a number of folks very rich, I wish we could leave all that baggage behind is in the fiat world. We don't need wall street and hedge funds and institutional folks to "help us along" -87969;1362900310;bgupta;brb -87968;1362900311;mircea_popescu;uhm -87967;1362900327;mircea_popescu;how do you expect btc to work without financial instruments. -87966;1362900357;mircea_popescu;just because your master stripped you naked and beat you with a whip doesn't mean there's no need for whips in this new state you're making "for freedom". -87965;1362900361;mircea_popescu;they have their utility. -87964;1362900677;bgupta;fair enough… they have their utility. -87963;1362900794;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/ -87962;1362900800;Bowjob;some serious resistance this is -87961;1362900928;bgupta;meh… guessing price is gonna need to consolidate a bit.. before it can go up again -87960;1362900946;bgupta;could collapse too… -87959;1362900992;bgupta;it's had an amazing run… (I think it's not gonna collapse below 20 or so… but that's just me).. I think it has huge potential -87958;1362901016;bgupta;but -87957;1362901054;bgupta;I've starting thinking about things in btw… not USD… it's hard -87956;1362901126;bgupta;how do i get post access on bitcointalk?? -87955;1362901168;bgupta;I get "be odd on newbie: but that's %^&ing retarded. -87954;1362901174;bgupta;err ocd -87953;1362901214;bgupta;ok my typing has suffered tonight as I drank a bottle of manzanilla -87952;1362901243;the-bucket-shop;bgupta I think you make 5 posts on the newbie section -87951;1362901299;bgupta;the-bucket-shop: Like mods are retards x 5? -87950;1362901349;bgupta;hard to post there… -87949;1362901351;the-bucket-shop;no, I would add +1 to each retard mod. multiplying will put you way over -87948;1362901422;bgupta;ok now have posted two -87947;1362901513;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0056 BTC [-] -87946;1362901516;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0056 BTC [-] -87945;1362901552;bgupta;now post three -87944;1362901554;the-bucket-shop;you can skip the updates, try to keep this room on point -87943;1362901568;bgupta;sorry… -87942;1362901643;bgupta;although (sidetracked now)… They probably don't -87941;1362901741;Bowjob;whats up with LTC -87940;1362901742;Bowjob;wtf -87939;1362901795;the-bucket-shop;problems in the litecoin community? I don't follow the news there, but would love to hear complaints if any. -87938;1362902448;Bowjob;;;eightball Will LTC crash? -87937;1362902448;gribble;The outlook is good. -87936;1362902586;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -87935;1362902587;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.34445, Best ask: 47.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.15555, Last trade: 47.50000, 24 hour volume: 51372.27442917, 24 hour low: 43.70101, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.15373 -87934;1362902590;bgupta;ltc will go wonky one way or another when all the gnu miners drop out of btw and point at ltc. -87933;1362902642;mircea_popescu;ahh my huge roast is in the oven -87932;1362902657;mircea_popescu;huuuuuge -87931;1362902741;bgupta;roast what? -87930;1362902790;mircea_popescu;a 2lb pork chop -87929;1362902912;Bowjob;;;eightball Will LTC rise in value? -87928;1362902912;gribble;_I_ don't know. -87927;1362903036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.005884 = 2.942 BTC [+] -87926;1362903277;ThickAsThieves;bgupta, doesn't mining difficulty push coin value up with it? -87925;1362903306;bgupta;Bowjob.. a big chunk of BTC miners are gonna be mining LTC so... -87924;1362903331;bgupta;yes and no -87923;1362903357;bgupta;supply and demand is what ultimately drives value -87922;1362903378;bgupta;demand just deals with one end of that equation. -87921;1362903412;bgupta;err difficulty just deals with one end of that equation.. and that's supply. -87920;1362903547;ThickAsThieves;ltc has a use just in that you can play it against btc -87919;1362903560;ThickAsThieves;then you have litecoinglobal.com -87918;1362903574;ThickAsThieves;where there are btc and ltc-denominated assets -87917;1362903605;bgupta;so I here -87916;1362903608;bgupta;hear -87915;1362903609;ThickAsThieves;as long as people mostly stay focused on 1 alt-coin, it will do well -87914;1362903610;mircea_popescu;aite boys and girls. laters! -87913;1362903621;bgupta;dev coins. -87912;1362903630;bgupta;are wack -87911;1362903633;ThickAsThieves;hehe -87910;1362903639;ThickAsThieves;i was like dev coins what? -87909;1362926342;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -87908;1362926343;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.75 = 3.5 BTC [+] -87907;1362926344;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 40.86787592 / 49.80381297 / 50.5311083 (no shares, 17,228.61 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -87906;1362926349;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -87905;1362926349;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.28030, Best ask: 47.30009, Bid-ask spread: 0.01979, Last trade: 47.30009, 24 hour volume: 38523.58082220, 24 hour low: 44.30000, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.52796 -87904;1362926691;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.705 BTC [-] -87903;1362927212;mircea_popescu;ok so : jurov's coinbr has been nuked too, for the 2nd time. working on maximian's idea atm, probably back online soon. -87902;1362927218;mircea_popescu;3rd generation, here we come. -87901;1362927359;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 99 @ 0.000725 = 0.0718 BTC [+] -87900;1362927361;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 38 @ 0.000725 = 0.0276 BTC [+] -87899;1362927921;mircea_popescu;;;seen ineedausername -87898;1362927922;gribble;I have not seen ineedausername. -87897;1362928301;AndChat567216;It's perhaps discussed already... but why not a MPEX proxy as TOR hidden service? -87896;1362928609;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7 = 2.8 BTC [-] -87895;1362928681;mircea_popescu;AndChat567216 the concern is that may cause trouble to tor. -87894;1362928684;mircea_popescu;but it's being worked on -87893;1362928742;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [+] -87892;1362929086;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 25 @ 0.00194 = 0.0485 BTC [-] -87891;1362930612;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m s.dice -87890;1362930613;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005884 / 0.005884 / 0.005884 (500 shares, 2.94 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00557643 / 0.006225 (387228 shares, 2,159.35 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616219 / 0.0069 (3723806 shares, 22,946.81 BTC) -87889;1362930645;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m s.bbet -87888;1362930646;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0015 / 0.00174357 / 0.00197 (80200 shares, 139.83 BTC), 30D: 0.0015 / 0.00178893 / 0.00197 (111808 shares, 200.02 BTC) -87887;1362936599;deadweasel;Chooser starting his own gambling/shares site? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151470.msg1607522#msg1607522 -87886;1362936602;ThickAsThieves;is there someone i can bug to process manual withdrawals from BTCT/LTCglobal -87885;1362936604;ZedsterX;that's the spirit -87884;1362936614;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves burnside -87883;1362936627;ThickAsThieves;he's the only one :/ -87882;1362936691;ThickAsThieves;ltc at .0785 alrdy -87881;1362936700;ThickAsThieves;oops -87880;1362936702;ThickAsThieves;.00785 -87879;1362936768;mircea_popescu;;;calc .00785 * 45 -87878;1362936769;gribble;0.35325 -87877;1362936773;mircea_popescu;heh srsly ?! -87876;1362936787;ThickAsThieves;it went up 10% in 10min -87875;1362936812;kakobrekla;at this rate you gonna have to update that bitbet proposition soon -87874;1362936832;kakobrekla;or make another bet -87873;1362936840;kakobrekla;"ltc will be woth more than btc" -87872;1362936845;ThickAsThieves;i'm gonna get all the ltc kiddies betting on it -87871;1362936960;mircea_popescu;lol -87870;1362936972;mircea_popescu;is there a ltc chart like bitcoincharts anywhere ? -87869;1362936981;kakobrekla;dunno -87868;1362936985;kakobrekla;all i have i 5min chart -87867;1362936993;mircea_popescu;lol sux -87866;1362937020;kakobrekla;https://btc-e.com/exchange -87865;1362937024;kakobrekla;ltc/btc -87864;1362937035;kakobrekla;action realtime -87863;1362937051;mircea_popescu;i can't believe they dion't have a chart system -87862;1362937057;ThickAsThieves;http://www.ltc-charts.com/period-charts.php?period=today&resolution=hour&pair=ltc-btc&market=btc-e -87861;1362937063;ThickAsThieves;its a little wonky -87860;1362937079;mircea_popescu;a a -87859;1362937080;mircea_popescu;ty -87858;1362937085;ThickAsThieves;np -87857;1362937243;ThickAsThieves;rally is pulling back -87856;1362937272;ThickAsThieves;i sold 1050 ltc for 7.5btc :) -87855;1362937341;mircea_popescu;well done. -87854;1362937343;ThickAsThieves;wouldve been another 3000 if burnside did use Flintstone withdrawal method -87853;1362937352;kakobrekla;lol -87852;1362937359;pigeons;http://www.cryptocoincharts.info/period-charts.php?period=2-days&resolution=hour&pair=ltc-btc&market=btc-e -87851;1362937375;mircea_popescu;lol -87850;1362937422;ThickAsThieves;same chart but for black people? -87849;1362937436;pigeons;yep, black is cooler -87848;1362937450;mircea_popescu;lol black is what the pros use! -87847;1362937465;ThickAsThieves;i have too many other windows that are white -87846;1362937475;ThickAsThieves;kills my eyes to flip back and forth -87845;1362937497;ThickAsThieves;i guess if i had more monitors i could set up some for charts -87844;1362937504;ThickAsThieves;but i still have a day job -87843;1362937506;ThickAsThieves;for now -87842;1362937518;kakobrekla;dump dat shit -87841;1362937525;ThickAsThieves;tough to, -87840;1362937531;ThickAsThieves;it's my own business -87839;1362937537;ThickAsThieves;and ive pared it down a lot -87838;1362937553;ThickAsThieves;but still serve about 60 websites and 25 clients as designer -87837;1362937561;ThickAsThieves;then some adwords account mgmt -87836;1362937563;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.75 BTC [+] -87835;1362937567;kakobrekla;you are a designer? -87834;1362937571;ThickAsThieves;yessir -87833;1362937578;kakobrekla;got a portfolio? -87832;1362937593;pigeons;why are there still designers? we have bootstrap -87831;1362937599;ThickAsThieves;i do mostly branding stuff -87830;1362937608;ThickAsThieves;web design occassionally -87829;1362937620;ThickAsThieves;my portfolio are all busted atm -87828;1362937622;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499998 BTC [-] -87827;1362937634;ThickAsThieves;i put up a new wordpress site that wasnt finished -87826;1362937653;ThickAsThieves;what kind of design are you looking for? i could dig up relavant samples -87825;1362937662;Namworld;lol... everybody use basic bootstrap only! A la GLBSE. -87824;1362937666;ThickAsThieves;relevant* -87823;1362937688;Diablo-D3;fucking bootstrap -87822;1362937702;ThickAsThieves;i'd rather see bootstrap than a lot of other shit -87821;1362937710;mircea_popescu;did you get your portofolio ddosed ? -87820;1362937714;Namworld;I prefer hand coded website -87819;1362937716;Diablo-D3;the newest version of foundation actually looks nice -87818;1362937723;Diablo-D3;Namworld: isn't worth it anymore -87817;1362937726;ThickAsThieves;no, cuz i havent linked to it here yet mp -87816;1362937729;Diablo-D3;too many flakey devices that get css wrong -87815;1362937754;Chaang-Noi;ltc:) -87814;1362937761;ThickAsThieves;i dont do any programming other than tertiary stuff -87813;1362937765;ThickAsThieves;some server mgmt -87812;1362937773;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: you should -87811;1362937776;Diablo-D3;its good for you -87810;1362937778;ThickAsThieves;i know -87809;1362937779;Diablo-D3;teaches you how to think -87808;1362937785;Namworld;What? How would it not be worth it? -87807;1362937791;ThickAsThieves;i have so many projects already -87806;1362937795;Diablo-D3;Namworld: I just told you why -87805;1362937810;ThickAsThieves;ive been learning plenty -87804;1362937813;Namworld;That's not even a good reason. -87803;1362937818;ThickAsThieves;just not programming -87802;1362937838;Diablo-D3;Namworld: if you want your website to look correct on every device ever, yes, it is a good reason -87801;1362937862;Namworld;The same can be done manually... -87800;1362937872;Diablo-D3;yes, if you OWN every device ever -87799;1362937883;Namworld;Plus bootstrap doesn't support everything... -87798;1362937893;Diablo-D3;bootstrap supports everything worthwhile -87797;1362937924;ThickAsThieves;oh geez -87796;1362937926;Diablo-D3;and supports a lot of older mobile browsers that really should just be tossed in the trash -87795;1362937937;Namworld;Same can be done manually... -87794;1362937944;Diablo-D3;not reliably -87793;1362937965;Diablo-D3;dude, I've written frameworks like bootstrap and foundation before, you haven't -87792;1362937970;ThickAsThieves;$vwap -87791;1362937972;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: http://pastebin.com/q5kdCh3m -87790;1362937979;Diablo-D3;its a pain in the fucking ass, and not worth wasting your time on -87789;1362937996;Diablo-D3;if a team wants to dedicate their shitty little lives to it, let them, it saves me the time of having to hit phones with hammers until they work -87788;1362938043;ThickAsThieves;and what are your feelings on Wordpress -87787;1362938047;ThickAsThieves;dare i ask -87786;1362938057;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: I fucking hate it and I'm seriously considering replacing mine with a static blog -87785;1362938089;Diablo-D3;do like some git cron job or something -87784;1362938098;ThickAsThieves;you hate it personally, and/or you think others shouldn't use it? -87783;1362938105;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: yes -87782;1362938109;ThickAsThieves;hehe -87781;1362938114;Diablo-D3;Ive ran a wordpress blog for like 7 or 8 years now -87780;1362938120;Diablo-D3;it makes me hate php more and more -87779;1362938125;ThickAsThieves;like all my clients use it for their small biz sites -87778;1362938128;ThickAsThieves;so many hax -87777;1362938135;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: they shouldn't, its a security hazard -87776;1362938142;ThickAsThieves;i hate it now -87775;1362938146;Diablo-D3;this is why I run it on an isolated vps -87774;1362938148;ThickAsThieves;i mean i dont mind using it -87773;1362938151;ThickAsThieves;but all the hax -87772;1362938151;Diablo-D3;just so it can't fuck other shit up -87771;1362938156;ThickAsThieves;so hard to explain to a plumber -87770;1362938166;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: its easy to explain to a plumber -87769;1362938190;Diablo-D3;"wordpress is written in php, php makes it easy for you to write code wrong so hackers can come in and fuck your website up" -87768;1362938195;Diablo-D3;"but why would they do this?" -87767;1362938204;Diablo-D3;"because they're assholes, Bob, they're assholes" -87766;1362938206;ThickAsThieves;because its free -87765;1362938228;ThickAsThieves;his name is actually Bob, lol -87764;1362938234;Diablo-D3;plumbers are always named Bob -87763;1362938242;Diablo-D3;its a rule -87762;1362938262;Diablo-D3;if you name your kid bob, he will grow up to either be a plumber or an electrician -87761;1362938277;ThickAsThieves;What if you call him Robert -87760;1362938284;Diablo-D3;mass murderer -87759;1362938301;ThickAsThieves;Bert the mass murderer, yep -87758;1362938315;Namworld;... -87757;1362938358;ThickAsThieves;namworld is named Robert i guess -87756;1362938367;Diablo-D3;but yeah, storing your blog statically in git and then outsourcing the comments to a service -87755;1362938373;Diablo-D3;would really cut down on the bullshit -87754;1362938395;ThickAsThieves;clients want to edit their content in Word tho -87753;1362938405;pigeons;lots of sites i dont realize they have comments cause they use javascript to display them from a 3rd party service -87752;1362938407;Diablo-D3;so? they can copy paste -87751;1362938428;Diablo-D3;pigeons: er, except said 3rd party services email you on comment -87750;1362938433;Diablo-D3;which is REALLY FUCKING ANNOYING -87749;1362938452;Diablo-D3;unless they explicitly set it up as moderation, then thats fine -87748;1362938466;pigeons;that's why i use your email address -87747;1362938483;Diablo-D3;lol but its gmail and gmail filters like a baus -87746;1362938591;pigeons;bwais -87745;1362938833;mircea_popescu;lol -87744;1362938928;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 32 @ 0.00564 = 0.1805 BTC [+] -87743;1362938932;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 50 @ 0.00565 = 0.2825 BTC [+] -87742;1362938934;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 300 @ 0.00567 = 1.701 BTC [+] -87741;1362938936;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.005709 = 0.0571 BTC [+] -87740;1362939372;Rick__;Is MPEx back on line/ -87739;1362939375;Rick__;? -87738;1362939389;FabianB;Rick__: still only here on irc -87737;1362939409;Rick__;when will it be back on line? -87736;1362939428;Namworld;No one can know... it's being DDoS'ed -87735;1362939450;Namworld;Whenever however is DDoS'ing it stops. -87734;1362939512;smickles;$ping -87733;1362939513;mpexbot;pong -87732;1362939597;Rick__;mircea cant do anything with the "ddos"? -87731;1362939618;Rick__;what if the ddosing wont stop? -87730;1362939650;jurov;i'm working on bringing mpex.coinbr.com onlinw with amazing powers -87729;1362939657;jurov;hopefully others, too -87728;1362939701;Rick__;looking forword to have mpex.coinbr.com back -87727;1362939745;Namworld;Amazing amazonian powers? -87726;1362939792;mircea_popescu;Rick__ as i said, there;'s more hardware coming online, and meanwhile trading works through the bots -87725;1362939799;mircea_popescu;have you been reading the forum updates ? -87724;1362939832;mircea_popescu;also possibly of interest to you, FabianB has released an equivalent of pympex capable of going through the irc bots -87723;1362939859;smickles;mircea_popescu: would you mind if '$vwap s.dice' returned what one might expect? -87722;1362939871;mircea_popescu;not at all -87721;1362939872;smickles;same with $depth s.dice -87720;1362939898;smickles;ooh, what's this FabianB thing? -87719;1362939922;mircea_popescu;https://github.com/fawuxi/mpex -87718;1362939926;FabianB;smickles: it's like pympex -87717;1362939947;FabianB;just a little smoother interface, more features and can talk to the irc bots -87716;1362939958;mircea_popescu;someone's gonna one day make a gui -87715;1362939959;FabianB;as alternative to the http api -87714;1362940033;mircea_popescu;smickles also of possible interest to you -87713;1362940064;Namworld;I want a GUI... -87712;1362940072;mircea_popescu;Mar 09 23:23:07 kakobrekla : can you make assbot ticker identifier to be hungry ? -87711;1362940072;mircea_popescu;Mar 09 23:23:13 such as !ticker m C600T -87710;1362940087;pigeons;did you turn normal during your time away from irc smickles? -87709;1362940110;Rick__;mircea,I can read English,but lots of computer things I dont understand,it's very diffcult for me -87708;1362940133;mircea_popescu;Rick__ ok. basically, don't panic, we're working on it. even if ddos never stops. -87707;1362940166;pigeons;Rick__: do you need some trades executed now? -87706;1362940179;Rick__;nope -87705;1362940186;Rick__;just care about the website -87704;1362940215;pigeons;yes, we all cared about her, she's very pretty -87703;1362940219;mircea_popescu;lol -87702;1362940227;Rick__;I invest hundreds of coin in it -87701;1362940232;mircea_popescu;for all the hate that website got, seriously. -87700;1362940277;Rick__;so basicly,when will it be back on line?do you have a schedule? -87699;1362940280;mircea_popescu;Rick__ do you understand how ddos works ? -87698;1362940295;Rick__;nope,not at all -87697;1362940299;mircea_popescu;want me to explain ? -87696;1362940310;FabianB;problem with GUIs is that its majority of users are ms windows users -87695;1362940314;Rick__;If you thing I can understand -87694;1362940328;Rick__;think -87693;1362940334;mircea_popescu;Rick__ ok lets see. suppose you have a shop somewhere. you make ok money selling things in your shop. -87692;1362940349;Rick__;yeah -87691;1362940349;mircea_popescu;one day a customer comes in and says "hi i want to buy a carrot". -87690;1362940358;mircea_popescu;your shop doesn't sell carrots. you tell him this. he leaves. -87689;1362940365;mircea_popescu;this is no big deal, really, mistakes happen. -87688;1362940383;mircea_popescu;the next day, 167`855`212 peopel come to your shop. each of them goes "hi i want to buy a carrot". -87687;1362940391;mircea_popescu;the queues reach as far as the next town -87686;1362940403;mircea_popescu;the police wants to fine you because your shop is blocking the traffic -87685;1362940408;Rick__;okay,that's making sence -87684;1362940411;mircea_popescu;what can you do ? -87683;1362940419;mircea_popescu;when will your shop be back taking normal orders ? -87682;1362940432;Rick__;shut the shop down? -87681;1362940438;mircea_popescu;well that's not very good is it ? -87680;1362940456;Rick__;yeah,want shot somebody! -87679;1362940461;mircea_popescu;hehe. -87678;1362940477;mircea_popescu;ok so, what you do is either make a much larger shop, or make the shop location secret, or both. -87677;1362940487;mircea_popescu;i am doing both. however, building a supermarket is not instantaneous. -87676;1362940504;Rick__;so the carrot here,what exacly the hacker do , -87675;1362940506;Rick__;okay -87674;1362940509;mircea_popescu;it should have been online by yest, but we ran into supplier problems. that's detailed here : -87673;1362940542;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138956.msg1601667#msg1601667 -87672;1362940547;mircea_popescu;read the messages from there on. -87671;1362940561;Rick__;okay,thank you very much -87670;1362940563;mircea_popescu;np. -87669;1362940626;mircea_popescu;FabianB hey, does opengl work on windoze ? -87668;1362940636;pigeons;yes -87667;1362940650;mircea_popescu;is there opengl gui lib for py/perl ? -87666;1362940699;pigeons;dunno, i've played with OGLE for capturing geometry -87665;1362940726;FabianB;mircea_popescu: probably, but opengl is good for games and maybe charts, but not so much for normal guis -87664;1362940738;mircea_popescu;o really ?! -87663;1362940746;mircea_popescu;why not ? -87662;1362940764;FabianB;mircea_popescu: it's useful for 3D stuff etc. -87661;1362940782;smickles;FabianB: looks nice, and good thing to add the ability to go via IRC :) -87660;1362940782;mircea_popescu;i understand that, but i mean... if it can do that why couldn't it do some window boxes -87659;1362940806;smickles;mircea_popescu: did kako say he wasn't going to make assbot 'hungry'? -87658;1362940820;FabianB;sure you can, but it's easier to do GUIs with QT, GTK, Cocoa or Windows native stuff -87657;1362940821;mircea_popescu;!ticker m P470T -87656;1362940823;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1D: 0.14289205 / 0.14375761 / 0.14485191 (5000 shares, 718.79 BTC), 7D: 0.14289205 / 0.14708052 / 0.18400178 (5450 shares, 801.59 BTC), 30D: 0.14289205 / 0.18072094 / 0.58814383 (5900 shares, 1,066.25 BTC) -87655;1362940834;mircea_popescu;FabianB a ok -87654;1362940843;pigeons;yes opengl doesn't have some of the same positioning microsoft's directx has, but opengl is ued on windows -87653;1362940872;mircea_popescu;i was just thinking one could make a single codebase that's then independently compilable by os -87652;1362940873;FabianB;qt and gtk are kinda cross OS too; packaging is some work though for windows -87651;1362940876;mircea_popescu;but maybe that isn't the best way -87650;1362940891;jonny3;!help -87649;1362940892;assbot;List of commands: -87648;1362940893;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -87647;1362940894;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -87646;1362940900;FabianB;mircea_popescu: the code can be done in a single codebase, but not the packaging -87645;1362940924;pigeons;ncurses -87644;1362940933;mircea_popescu;FabianB well if you use win stuff for instance, that won't be compilable in linux -87643;1362940936;mircea_popescu;lol ncurses -87642;1362940960;mircea_popescu;if mpex gui ends up as a wine supported thing ima shoot myself -87641;1362940991;pigeons;yeah wine has a lib for exactly that, building cross-platform gui apps -87640;1362941004;mircea_popescu;somebody just mentioned it here :p -87639;1362941005;smickles;lol, opengl. Let's make a 3d gui for mpex. heh, or maybe something like a minecraft interface to mpex :D -87638;1362941008;mircea_popescu;that's why i said -87637;1362941017;mircea_popescu;smickles hey, didn't you have a minecraft server ? -87636;1362941056;gabridome;thank you mircea that was really illuminating:"the next day, 167`855`212 peopel come to your shop. each of them goes "hi i want to buy a carrot". -87635;1362941063;mircea_popescu;gabridome :p -87634;1362941095;Namworld;Well that's pretty much what a DDoS is. -87633;1362941097;pigeons;i could go for telnet to an mpex mud -87632;1362941098;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, i've got a minecraft server -87631;1362941110;Namworld;Except the people are mindless zombies controlled by a hacker. -87630;1362941119;smickles;well, it's tekkit, specifically -87629;1362941126;mircea_popescu;smickles what do you want to build a mpex hq on minecraft ? -87628;1362941132;smickles;and we'll probably move to feed the beast -87627;1362941132;mircea_popescu;complete with being able to put in orders ? -87626;1362941142;mircea_popescu;pigeons make it! -87625;1362941156;smickles;heh, could be fun -87624;1362941160;mircea_popescu;indeed lol -87623;1362941168;mircea_popescu;i might even try out minecraft for this -87622;1362941188;mircea_popescu;Namworld i should have said "voters" shouldn't i have. -87621;1362941282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60399999 BTC [-] -87620;1362941287;smickles;the thing about minecraft mods is, text based ones are quick and easy, in-game gui ones are a bit tougher, and 'in-game in-game' ones take a lot of time -87619;1362941333;smickles;and a text one would be useless because it be like irc, but take longer open -87618;1362941342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.604 = 2.416 BTC [+] -87617;1362941403;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499995 BTC [+] -87616;1362941419;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.72 = 2.88 BTC [-] -87615;1362941436;mircea_popescu;smickles it's nothing but fun side-project really -87614;1362941446;mircea_popescu;if you ever felt like getting into game-making this'd be a great in -87613;1362941463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499997 BTC [+] -87612;1362941597;smickles;I did make a minecraft market mod which allowed players to buy and sell items/blocks at prices based on server-wide demand -87611;1362941606;FabianB;well java would be cross platform too, but no-one likes java guis (both users and developers) -87610;1362941618;smickles;ugly things those are -87609;1362941621;mircea_popescu;java is evil. -87608;1362941627;mircea_popescu;BUT -87607;1362941638;mircea_popescu;because of the way mpex works, the worst that can happen isn't really too bad at all -87606;1362941654;smickles;;;ticker -87605;1362941654;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.30807, Best ask: 47.39936, Bid-ask spread: 0.09129, Last trade: 47.40000, 24 hour volume: 33231.78608909, 24 hour low: 45.23481, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.88175 -87604;1362941684;mircea_popescu;smickles "a lot of work" is it because you need art made ? -87603;1362941745;smickles;naw, minecraft art is simple stuff, the issue is fitting it into play in a way that makes sence -87602;1362941746;FabianB;and on top: GUIs attract people that need a lot of support; telling someone to type XY into a commandline is easy (can be copy/pasted); telling someone to first click on Y, type X and point the mouse to Z is cumbersome -87601;1362941748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 499 @ 0.005884 = 2.9361 BTC [+] -87600;1362941754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7176 @ 0.00588401 = 42.2237 BTC [+] -87599;1362941757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9410 @ 0.00593938 = 55.8896 BTC [+] -87598;1362941759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5415 @ 0.00598314 = 32.3987 BTC [+] -87597;1362941761;smickles;;;ident -87596;1362941762;gribble;You are not identified. -87595;1362941774;mircea_popescu;FabianB this is very true -87594;1362941794;mircea_popescu;gui is really a stupid way to interact with numeric machines, but hey. -87593;1362941802;gabridome;what about a javascript platform? security not enough? -87592;1362941820;mircea_popescu;gabridome security is not an issue really, because the messaging itself is encrypted -87591;1362941823;FabianB;gabridome: already exists: coinbr.com -87590;1362941828;mircea_popescu;the only concern is not losing the user's gpg keys -87589;1362941864;gabridome;I use WebPG -87588;1362941901;mircea_popescu;as long as it doesn't get cracked. -87587;1362941909;smickles;just make the gui look exactly like bitcoinica did -87586;1362941931;smickles;;;sell 20 btc @ 49.82 usd -87585;1362941932;gribble;Order id 13941 created. -87584;1362941943;gabridome;yeah. And there's also the esclamation point issue I couldn't deal with probably.. -87583;1362941946;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -87582;1362941947;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.35000, Best ask: 47.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 47.35000, 24 hour volume: 33191.53570187, 24 hour low: 45.23481, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.88337 -87581;1362941958;mircea_popescu;aww i thought we're at 49.x -87580;1362942034;FabianB;good thing i did the IRC extension, coz it made me implement the interactive mode; very nice to work with mpex in its own shell -87579;1362942063;mircea_popescu;i actually think there is a new business model being born here. -87578;1362942065;gabridome;is it easy to install ruby on Mac? -87577;1362942083;mircea_popescu;offer saas to mpex users : give them a fixed ip vps and handle support for mpex connectivity -87576;1362942085;FabianB;gabridome: it's shipped with mac, but old version and yes it's easy -87575;1362942087;mircea_popescu;charge whatever -87574;1362942119;gabridome;thanks. Will give it a try -87573;1362942189;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.00591 = 0.0296 BTC [+] -87572;1362942270;Bowjob;damn, litecoin -87571;1362942416;kakobrekla;ThickAsThieves looks like its live http://bitbet.us/bet/297/litecoin-surges-to-02-bitcoins-per-litecoin/ -87570;1362942462;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.00591 = 0.0296 BTC [+] -87569;1362942635;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 62 @ 0.000725 = 0.045 BTC [+] -87568;1362942637;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000725 BTC [+] -87567;1362942789;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [-] -87566;1362942802;gabridome;coinbr.com looks like down. Is it? -87565;1362942821;Bowjob;litecoin at 35 cents -87564;1362942822;Bowjob;damn -87563;1362943003;ThickAsThieves;still cant get my withdrawal from burnside... -87562;1362943171;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/298/mpex-co-still-offline-friday-march-15th/ lmao -87561;1362943178;mircea_popescu;who's the smartass -87560;1362943290;gabridome;FabianB:upgraded last version with brew (1.8.7) and tryed to install but:ERROR: Error installing mpex: ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension. Don't want to spam the channel but could you give me a way to support? -87559;1362943350;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 25 @ 0.005905 = 0.1476 BTC [-] -87558;1362943363;mircea_popescu;what;'s the logfiles say ? -87557;1362943454;gabridome;mircea_popescu: that look like a challenge. I'ignore it -87556;1362943465;gabridome;I'd ignore it -87555;1362943482;mircea_popescu;lol. but seriously, it probably spits out something more useful in a log somewhere. -87554;1362943508;mircea_popescu;you're prolly missing some itam. -87553;1362943532;gabridome;I'llgo find the logs... -87552;1362943647;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009989 BTC [-] -87551;1362943668;gabridome;xcode-select: Error: No Xcode is selected. Use xcode-select -switch , or see the xcode-select manpage (man xcode-select) for further information. -87550;1362943822;mircea_popescu;da fuck is xcode -87549;1362943885;pigeons;apple's compiler/environment whatever -87548;1362944000;gabridome;?m downloading the new version right now -87547;1362944063;smickles;mircea_popescu: what's vsa again? -87546;1362944070;pigeons;yeah use a computer not an apple -87545;1362944090;mircea_popescu;smickles volume in satoshi -87544;1362944092;pigeons;well an apple II is a computer, but not a imacbook -87543;1362944097;smickles;thx :) -87542;1362944108;mircea_popescu;pigeons so a sort of borland pascal ? -87541;1362944136;pigeons;TURBO pascal -87540;1362944145;mircea_popescu;heh i think pastebin.com is getting ddosed too. -87539;1362944179;pigeons;Delphi++ -87538;1362944303;FabianB;gabridome: as the readme says you need ruby > 1.9 or 2.0 -87537;1362944314;smickles;ok, it's privitive, but it's there: -87536;1362944318;smickles;$help vwap -87535;1362944319;mpexbot;smickles: (vwap []) -- Returns a pastebin link with all available market data, excepting depth. If an MPSIC is specified, returns only the data relevant to that MPSIC in IRC. -87534;1362944323;smickles;$help depth -87533;1362944324;mpexbot;smickles: (depth []) -- Returns the full market depth. If an MPSIC is specified, returns only the depth of the specified MPSIC. -87532;1362944350;benkay;nice -87531;1362944361;benkay;$depth -87530;1362944365;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/pNPn50Nk -87529;1362944388;smickles;benkay: there is also $post to send mpex commands, if you didn't know already ;) -87528;1362944395;benkay;i am familiar -87527;1362944397;benkay;thank you -87526;1362944408;benkay;do you have a moment to answer some rando questions, smickles? -87525;1362944420;smickles;go ahead :) -87524;1362944559;kakobrekla;what is the air speed velocity of an african swallow? -87523;1362944566;mircea_popescu;unswallowed ? -87522;1362944580;pigeons;do you like gladiator movies? -87521;1362944609;mircea_popescu;how many memes are there ? -87520;1362944631;mircea_popescu;hmm, smickles has failed to answer our questions. this is clearly a scam -87519;1362944648;mircea_popescu;there has been a full minute elapsed already. -87518;1362944825;smickles;philosophically speaking from a radical skepticism point of view, the answer to all of those is "i don't know" -87517;1362944827;mircea_popescu;$post U4KC19nM -87516;1362944828;smickles;:P -87515;1362944832;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/5ZNPXqdz -87514;1362945011;mircea_popescu;it's official, mpex is using new signature -87513;1362945024;mircea_popescu;3D57448E80A56F64F1D35E8F14460196CFE0F3E1 / CFE0F3E1 -87512;1362945032;Bowjob;so mp, doing any LTC mpex soon -87511;1362945033;mircea_popescu;make sure you update if you haven't already. -87510;1362945037;mircea_popescu;Bowjob nah -87509;1362945044;Bowjob;i find it baffling it reaches 35 cents -87508;1362945055;mircea_popescu;mania. -87507;1362945064;Bowjob;considering it's a get rich quick -87506;1362945070;Bowjob;scheme.. -87505;1362945081;Bowjob;heck they openly admitted it on litecoin.org until recently -87504;1362945082;Bowjob;lol -87503;1362945289;ThickAsThieves;ozcoin is already #2 pool -87502;1362945296;ThickAsThieves;so much for that bet maturing -87501;1362945363;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves http://blockchain.info/pools?timespan=4days conspicuously absent -87500;1362945446;kakobrekla;;;getrating benkay -87499;1362945448;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. Currently authenticated from hostmask benkay!~benkay@c-71-193-200-93.hsd1.or.comcast.net . -87498;1362945459;benkay;hence my request :) -87497;1362945465;kakobrekla;;;rate benkay 1 mpex socket subscriber -87496;1362945466;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user benkay has been recorded. -87495;1362945485;benkay;my first rating! -87494;1362945496;kakobrekla;congrats :) -87493;1362945531;benkay;;;rate kakobrekla 1 mpex socket hookup -87492;1362945532;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user kakobrekla has been recorded. -87491;1362945551;benkay;thanks -87490;1362945669;gabridome;Pardon FabianB: seen just now. There's no brew formula for ruby 1.9. I guess I have to wait... -87489;1362945707;ThickAsThieves;ah my mistake the chart i was viewing says top pools that are 'asic ready' -87488;1362945709;ThickAsThieves;http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/ -87487;1362945738;mod6;Hey all. So I think I'm just gonna play with this thing a bit today, but it should be a lot less testing in here. I'm gonna change this thing so when it just sits in here, it looks for a msg from the owner defined by a pgp keyid and it'll verify with gribble via keyid & hostmask & if authenticated currently. -87486;1362945786;mod6;Then it can just msg mpexbot and get the stuff back without the additional join/part spammyness. -87485;1362945796;mod6;That code from yesterday worked, but kinda fucks a donkey. -87484;1362945800;mod6;=) -87483;1362945827;deadweasel;i wish the devs I work with were as honest as you. -87482;1362945829;benkay;only mod6 smiles about fucking donkeys -87481;1362945849;benkay;humility -87480;1362945857;deadweasel;i dunno, donkey shows are pretty big in the mexico -87479;1362945860;benkay;my favorite coders are ultra humble -87478;1362945866;deadweasel;mine too -87477;1362945874;benkay;i seek to emulate that -87476;1362945902;deadweasel;i'm lucky, my team is quite humble, except for the crappy two. they fuck everything up and spend a whole sprint doing one shite feature. -87475;1362945918;benkay;fire them -87474;1362945918;deadweasel;which everyone else fixes in the next sprint -87473;1362945927;benkay;are they shit or juniors? -87472;1362945932;deadweasel;I think she is leaving, I saw her updating her resume last week, AT WORK. -87471;1362945937;deadweasel;she is not bright. -87470;1362945947;deadweasel;juniors -87469;1362945947;benkay;sad -87468;1362945964;benkay;but *could* they be trained into high performers? -87467;1362945983;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01111 BTC [-] -87466;1362945985;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 99 @ 0.0111 = 1.0989 BTC [-] -87465;1362945985;benkay;i'm only moderately competent due to the generosity of senior engineers at every firm i've ever been a part of. -87464;1362945995;benkay;w/r/t time, energy... -87463;1362945999;deadweasel;no. :( -87462;1362946107;benkay;fire them. -87461;1362946141;benkay;what kind of shop do work in? -87460;1362946218;mod6;lol, its been so long since i've written anything that interacts with irc. its kinda fun to write something like this. 250 million internet years ago, when the aol ice caps were still melting, I used Net::IRC a bunch, but now its deprecated. :/ -87459;1362946253;mod6;this new lib seems to do the trick though -87458;1362946297;deadweasel;the aol ice caps, lol -87457;1362946314;deadweasel;theres a few left, adrift in the north seas, they're like retarded unicorns -87456;1362946323;mod6;haha -87455;1362946332;mod6;yes. -87454;1362946336;FabianB;gabridome: yep, wait or use http://rvm.io or compile yourself -87453;1362946338;deadweasel;i cringe when someone has @aol.com email -87452;1362946357;gabridome;FabianB: I've succeded to compile it with the new version of Xcode!!! Now it gives me errors about No definition for rb_s_gpgme* maybe is the ruby version... -87451;1362946480;deadweasel;benkay: it's an AGILE/SCRUM team about 12 big, doing vetconnectplus.com -87450;1362946491;FabianB;gabridome: with xcode? ok. -87449;1362946502;FabianB;gabridome: well, you need > 1.9 -87448;1362946521;deadweasel;it aggregates data from local vetinary machines and labs sent to regional labs, displays it altogether one historical graphs for vetinary diagnoses -87447;1362946523;FabianB;and gpg needs to installed -87446;1362946537;benkay;WHAT DEADWEASAL LETS GET BEERS -87445;1362946553;benkay;assuming you're working out of the idexx facility in portland -87444;1362946558;deadweasel;haha, yes -87443;1362946563;benkay;omgaweseom -87442;1362946565;deadweasel;westbrook -87441;1362946571;benkay;omgawesome -87440;1362946596;mircea_popescu;lmao -87439;1362946603;deadweasel;benkay: where are you? -87438;1362946609;gabridome;Sincerly FabianB: thank you for your assistance but to manage more than one version of ruby or to compile Ruby on a non Linux environment is much further my knowledge. I'll wait a bit if brew issue a new formula for Ruby -87437;1362946634;FabianB;gabridome: np -87436;1362946659;gabridome;ruby -87435;1362946679;gabridome;np? -87434;1362946697;gabridome;ah no problem. -87433;1362946765;gabridome;what -87432;1362946766;FabianB;if i'm around i like to help, but i probably won't support 1.8, since it's old and no good irc libs out for it -87431;1362946806;FabianB;also in a high speed train right now, not really stable internet :) -87430;1362946813;gabridome;yeah I guessed it. better to wait for better libs -87429;1362946867;gabridome;http://mpex.coinbr.com/ on line! Am I drunk? -87428;1362946926;benkay;nope -87427;1362946926;FabianB;Rick__: ^^ -87426;1362946928;benkay;*cheers* -87425;1362946949;mircea_popescu;sweet. -87424;1362946958;mircea_popescu;applause for jurov. -87423;1362946980;jurov;oh, that remains to be seen -87422;1362947004;gabridome;clap clap. Is it possible to remove:"The only Bitcoin service that has never been hacked. Established August 2011" it looks strange... ;) -87421;1362947026;mircea_popescu;strange, how ? :D -87420;1362947047;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 99 @ 0.1737 = 17.1963 BTC [+] -87419;1362947083;gabridome;I swear I swear that I wanted to bet... -87418;1362947189;gabridome;I have to modify my shell script.. -87417;1362947361;gabridome;changed my shell script: https://github.com/gabridome/mpex-sh/blob/master/mpex.sh -87416;1362947402;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.60499999 = 1.21 BTC [+] -87415;1362947751;Lyspooner;did the mpex ddos'er at least pay a subscription fee to MP? -87414;1362947760;Lyspooner;seems unfair if not -87413;1362947801;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner lol how do you figure ? -87412;1362947808;mircea_popescu;also kakobrekla, mind changing the topic ? -87411;1362947887;smickles;"These keys are only used when there are other recipients given either by use of --recipient or by the asked user id. No trust checking is performed for these user ids and even disabled keys can be used." -87410;1362947892;smickles;lol, woops -87409;1362948020;jurov;Lyspooner, like, he issued gigabytes of STAT requests? -87408;1362948074;smickles;gabridome: pull request ;) -87407;1362948091;maximian;FabianB: your mpex gem is excellent -87406;1362948178;smickles;oh hey mircea_popescu, you should ident and repost the new keyid -87405;1362948191;mircea_popescu;okay -87404;1362948195;smickles;so we know it's fo' realzies -87403;1362948198;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -87402;1362948199;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -87401;1362948204;mircea_popescu;(you know it was published ion trilema a while back) -87400;1362948223;smickles;did not know, is trilema back up? -87399;1362948241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.60499999 = 1.21 BTC [+] -87398;1362948246;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:3b6fd8223825264e5fc51a61232399173363cd6a3672c77d8374c3e7 -87397;1362948247;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -87396;1362948264;mircea_popescu;aha. ok so : new mpex key 3D57448E80A56F64F1D35E8F14460196CFE0F3E1 / CFE0F3E1 -87395;1362948276;mircea_popescu;also mpex.coinbr.com back online -87394;1362948301;mircea_popescu;smickles nope -87393;1362948327;smickles;mpex PUSH is awesome :D -87392;1362948561;dub;coinbr still down though eh -87391;1362948571;pizzaman1337;why a new key? -87390;1362948582;dub;not processing orders anyway -87389;1362948585;pizzaman1337;I noticed it was rejecting my orders -87388;1362948585;pigeons;cause he's too lasy to extend expiration -87387;1362948630;mircea_popescu;dub make sure you're using new mpex key/ -87386;1362948635;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 cause the old one expired -87385;1362948656;mircea_popescu;and it was too short anyway -87384;1362948657;kakobrekla;like ziz? -87383;1362948658;dub;mircea_popescu: using coinbr ont the proxy -87382;1362948661;dub;not* -87381;1362948669;mircea_popescu;a, coinbr sucks, don't use it -87380;1362948690;gabridome;smickless: remember to change youKeyID and to put eventually the esclamation point -87379;1362948722;mircea_popescu;dub but seriously, will be back momentarily. -87378;1362948782;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499999 BTC [+] -87377;1362948843;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499997 BTC [-] -87376;1362948844;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499998 BTC [+] -87375;1362948846;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.605 = 1.21 BTC [+] -87374;1362948962;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499999 BTC [-] -87373;1362949082;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499999 BTC [-] -87372;1362949084;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.605 BTC [+] -87371;1362949286;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 3 @ 0.18 = 0.54 BTC [+] -87370;1362949416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2758 @ 0.00598314 = 16.5015 BTC [+] -87369;1362949519;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: gpg doesn't seem to be able to find that key for me, would you mind posting the key block somewhere? -87368;1362949525;mircea_popescu;sure. -87367;1362949563;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59999999 BTC [-] -87366;1362949623;kakobrekla;!mp http://dpaste.com/1018523/ -87365;1362949624;assbot;Processing. -87364;1362949626;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1018524/plain/ -87363;1362949659;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 http://pastebin.com/9M25zBr7 -87362;1362949669;pizzaman1337;thanks -87361;1362949683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.6 = 1.2 BTC [+] -87360;1362949791;kakobrekla;!mp http://dpaste.com/1018525/ -87359;1362949791;assbot;Processing. -87358;1362949794;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1018527/plain/ -87357;1362949975;kakobrekla;!mp http://dpaste.com/1018529/ -87356;1362949976;assbot;Processing. -87355;1362949978;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1018530/plain/ -87354;1362950024;kakobrekla;!mp http://dpaste.com/1018531/ -87353;1362950025;assbot;Processing. -87352;1362950027;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1018532/plain/ -87351;1362950042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499998 BTC [+] -87350;1362950095;pizzaman1337;nice to see S.DICE up a bit -87349;1362950161;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499998 BTC [+] -87348;1362950163;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.60499999 = 1.21 BTC [+] -87347;1362950272;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla did it work ? -87346;1362950282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.60499998 = 1.21 BTC [-] -87345;1362950283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.60499999 = 1.815 BTC [+] -87344;1362950299;kakobrekla;who what where? -87343;1362950304;kakobrekla;the bot, works. -87342;1362950339;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.225 BTC [+] -87341;1362950342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499998 BTC [-] -87340;1362950447;mircea_popescu;a kk. -87339;1362950462;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.60499998 BTC [-] -87338;1362950463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.60499999 = 2.42 BTC [+] -87337;1362950465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.605 = 1.21 BTC [+] -87336;1362950502;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 846 @ 0.00599989 = 5.0759 BTC [+] -87335;1362950508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1654 @ 0.006 = 9.924 BTC [+] -87334;1362950556;gabridome;mircea_popescu:the new key is 1024 long and has no expiry date. Is it ok? -87333;1362950583;pigeons;dont bother asking the fingerprint, just the lenght and expiry date -87332;1362950604;mircea_popescu;it has no expiry date but it's 4kb -87331;1362950656;gabridome;key ID: 14460196CFE0F3E1? -87330;1362950659;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: bot to arb S.DICE on mpex/havelock? -87329;1362950666;FabianB;maximian: thanks, if you have any suggestions i'll constantly try to improve it -87328;1362950679;mircea_popescu;gabridome sounds right. -87327;1362950704;kakobrekla;pizzaman1337 it should be done, but depth is kinda meh -87326;1362950717;pigeons;speaking of -87325;1362950720;pizzaman1337;yeah, really small -87324;1362950739;pigeons;topace_: looks like your mpex transfer script needs to look for the sig by the new mpex key -87323;1362950740;gabridome;so I guess gpg tools keyring doesn't read well the lenght(?) mmhhh -87322;1362950757;kakobrekla;pigeons doing manual arb? -87321;1362950759;gabridome;I've got to check something -87320;1362950777;mircea_popescu;gabridome the old one was 1k/4k -87319;1362950781;mircea_popescu;im sorry. 1k/2k -87318;1362950786;mircea_popescu;thios one is 1k/4k. -87317;1362950900;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.71997 BTC [-] -87316;1362951085;gabridome;yeah..Beg your pardon. You should be tierd to answer question to newbies. I didn't check the subkeys... -87315;1362951093;mircea_popescu;i don't mind -87314;1362951118;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3 @ 0.000725 = 0.0022 BTC [+] -87313;1362951129;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 35 @ 0.00549 = 0.1922 BTC [-] -87312;1362951229;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 12 @ 0.00066 = 0.0079 BTC [-] -87311;1362951283;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 50 @ 0.00585 = 0.2925 BTC [-] -87310;1362951371;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 37 @ 0.00999 = 0.3696 BTC [+] -87309;1362951434;maximian;Here's something interesting - the average SatoshiDice bet size doesn't appear to relate to the BTC/USD exchange rate as many assume. Analysis by dooglus: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1606184#msg1606184 -87308;1362951518;gabridome;I've updated the shell script with the id of the new key https://github.com/gabridome/mpex-sh/blob/master/mpex.sh -87307;1362951524;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 15 @ 0.00585 = 0.0878 BTC [-] -87306;1362951526;maximian;it could be that the rise in the exchange rate is being offset by more players -87305;1362951763;mircea_popescu;maximian interesting. -87304;1362951767;mircea_popescu;when was that released ? -87303;1362951781;maximian;today -87302;1362951788;mircea_popescu;might explain the s.dice surge -87301;1362951849;maximian;could be… we might see a nice recovery back to the .0070s -87300;1362951885;pizzaman1337;big wall at 0.00622500 though -87299;1362952018;maximian;yep, and trade volume is still light. probably no big moves without some news. -87298;1362952047;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.71997 BTC [-] -87297;1362952121;maximian;still, nice to see some some demand return -87296;1362952209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00075 = 1.5 BTC [+] -87295;1362952278;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.71998 BTC [+] -87294;1362952392;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.71998 BTC [+] -87293;1362952501;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.7 = 4.9 BTC [-] -87292;1362952693;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.1799 = 0.3598 BTC [-] -87291;1362952798;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.23 = 1.38 BTC [+] -87290;1362952827;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.69 = 1.38 BTC [-] -87289;1362952829;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [-] -87288;1362952831;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.67 BTC [-] -87287;1362952833;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.66 = 1.98 BTC [-] -87286;1362952835;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -87285;1362952837;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.65 = 1.3 BTC [-] -87284;1362952846;topace_;pigeons: yea, i need to get that new key in there -87283;1362952866;topace_;gotta find the details on it.. since mpex is down i dont know where to look -87282;1362952876;topace_;(mpex.co website down, i mean) -87281;1362952974;topace_;is there a working mpex proxy besides the bot here? -87280;1362953007;MJR__;lol mined 50 Ltc last night dumping it now -87279;1362953010;topace_;can't even get to mp's blog to get the gpg key data -87278;1362953057;MJR__;yeah I miss polimedia -87277;1362953071;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.7 = 3.5 BTC [+] -87276;1362953180;jurov;https://github.com/jurov/pyMPEx new mpex key was not done properly, changing mpex url via -m commandline switch -87275;1362953197;mircea_popescu;topace yes, mpex.coinbr.com works -87274;1362953200;mircea_popescu;also, key : -87273;1362953207;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/9M25zBr7 -87272;1362953226;mjr_;whats up jurov how you been? -87271;1362953240;mircea_popescu;i mean topace_ ^ -87270;1362953275;mjr_;that was a nice experience, ltc into btc-e, traded for btc, and gone back to coinbr in less than a half hour -87269;1362953291;jurov;mjr_ well, i got sick of the whole situation (as if i catched cold) -87268;1362953310;mjr_;what situation? -87267;1362953417;topace_;mircea_popescu: please confirm fingerprint: 3D57 448E 80A5 6F64 F1D3 5E8F 1446 0196 CFE0 F3E1 ? -87266;1362953438;mircea_popescu;3D57448E80A56F64F1D35E8F14460196CFE0F3E1 / CFE0F3E1 yeh -87265;1362953462;FabianB;released mpex cli 0.4.5 which includes new mpex key in default config, basic orderbook in http and irc version (https://github.com/fawuxi/mpex) -87264;1362953480;jurov;mjr_ had to very quickly move whole site and learn how amazon ec2 works -87263;1362953486;FabianB;if there are existing users: key can be changed in ~/.mpex/config.yaml -87262;1362953701;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.23 = 0.46 BTC [+] -87261;1362954097;topace_;pympex keeps telling me invalid signature,. but i have the new one in my keyring, and its signed -87260;1362954225;topace_;oh its telling me to email you my public key first -87259;1362954231;topace_;2013-03-10T16:21:04.028098 Unrecognized signature. Please email your public key first. -87258;1362954253;FabianB;topace_: did you edit in the new one in the source? -87257;1362954259;jurov;topace, did you upgrade to my versionabove? -87256;1362954269;topace_;jurov: yes i did just did a fresh git clone -87255;1362954284;mircea_popescu;hm -87254;1362954330;pizzaman1337;pympex works for me, I just edited the key. Make sure you sign the new one too. -87253;1362954349;topace_;ah there we go -87252;1362954356;topace_;got it -87251;1362954462;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0059998 = 11.9996 BTC [-] -87250;1362954542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.602 = 3.01 BTC [-] -87249;1362954543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.601 = 3.005 BTC [-] -87248;1362954545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.600002 = 5.4 BTC [-] -87247;1362954546;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [-] -87246;1362954547;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.59 = 1.77 BTC [-] -87245;1362954552;topace_;pigeons: mpex transfer should work again now -87244;1362955345;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 14 @ 0.00999 = 0.1399 BTC [+] -87243;1362955502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.59 = 5.9 BTC [-] -87242;1362955622;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.59 = 2.95 BTC [-] -87241;1362955629;kakobrekla;what that, two klins? -87240;1362955741;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.59 = 4.72 BTC [-] -87239;1362956160;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [-] -87238;1362956162;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 31 @ 0.1853 = 5.7443 BTC [-] -87237;1362956164;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.18521 = 1.4817 BTC [-] -87236;1362956300;dub;rule 1 of amurika, thou shalt not disparage driving around in a circle http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/racing/news/20130308/nascar-fine-denny-hamlin-las-vegas-preview/ -87235;1362956351;mircea_popescu;dub the funny thing is, one of the things american ppl in england tend to mock is the roundabouts -87234;1362956352;mircea_popescu;and yet... -87233;1362956380;deadweasel;i'm american, I love roundabouts -87232;1362956407;mircea_popescu;well maybe i was stereotyping unwarrantedly. -87231;1362956428;MJR__;gonna drive straight, then turn to the left -87230;1362956452;dub;turning right is the devils work -87229;1362956454;MJR__;did you see that South Park? -87228;1362956529;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [+] -87227;1362957142;topace_;mircea_popescu: so i just got a push receipt, that validates, but there arent any extra units in my account to account for the push? -87226;1362957169;mircea_popescu;that is strange. let me look -87225;1362957171;mircea_popescu;;;ident topace_ -87224;1362957172;gribble;Nick 'topace_', with hostmask 'topace_!~kvirc@CPEc0c1c03be745-CM00407b85cf6f.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com', is not identified. -87223;1362957176;mircea_popescu;id please ? -87222;1362957203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 60 @ 0.0059998 = 0.36 BTC [-] -87221;1362957203;topace_;08AEAC40F3086E6131B39762A49472A32D4FCE50 -87220;1362957262;mircea_popescu;if you can't id with that i'll have to ask you to sign something. -87219;1362957284;topace_;;;ident topace -87218;1362957284;gribble;Nick 'topace', with hostmask 'topace!~kvirc@unaffiliated/topace', is not identified. -87217;1362957296;pigeons;;;ident topace_ -87216;1362957296;gribble;Nick 'topace_', with hostmask 'topace_!~kvirc@unaffiliated/topace', is not identified. -87215;1362957300;topace_;hmm guess i never setup gpg with gribble -87214;1362957329;mircea_popescu;sign a short explanation, date it, limit it and pastebin -87213;1362957347;mircea_popescu;"this is to prove key ownership over irc session 10 mar 2013 not valid for any other purpose" -87212;1362957449;topace_;http://paste.ubuntu.com/5603186/ -87211;1362957840;mjr_;how do i link a btc address with gribble? -87210;1362957846;mjr_;;;identr -87209;1362957846;gribble;Error: "identr" is not a valid command. -87208;1362957848;mjr_;;;ident -87207;1362957848;gribble;You are not identified. -87206;1362957954;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -87205;1362957955;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address None -87204;1362958375;Josh_Rossi;so i can't find any info on the wiki about adding a bitcoin address -87203;1362958463;Azelphur;Josh_Rossi: care to elaborate on what you're trying to do? -87202;1362958609;dub;add btc address to his otc user I think -87201;1362958617;dub;;;guide -87200;1362958618;gribble;Error: "guide" is not a valid command. -87199;1362958819;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -87198;1362958819;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address 1LokQrHj14NU93tC6pZfTZyyRHhAVakQmX -87197;1362958836;pigeons;its ;;changeaddress -87196;1362958836;Josh_Rossi;thanks guys -87195;1362958851;Josh_Rossi;yeah, i got it, i thought that was going to change my pgp address -87194;1362958853;dub;the docs are retarded -87193;1362958867;Josh_Rossi;but i realized that you are just changing the btc address from none to whatever -87192;1362958880;Josh_Rossi;well, i got that all taken care of -87191;1362958912;dub;so can you ident via bitcoin key now? -87190;1362958958;Josh_Rossi;i think so -87189;1362958961;Anduck;yes -87188;1362958967;Anduck;do ;;bcauth and when you get the string -87187;1362958970;Anduck;sign it with the btc addr -87186;1362958973;Josh_Rossi;but i already set up a script to do it with pgp -87185;1362958976;Anduck;then do ;;bcverify -87184;1362958982;Anduck;bitcoin is so much better imo -87183;1362958982;Anduck;xD -87182;1362958993;Anduck;i havent touched my gpg since that -87181;1362959005;vampireb;!help -87180;1362959005;assbot;List of commands: -87179;1362959006;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -87178;1362959007;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -87177;1362959012;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -87176;1362959014;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005884 / 0.00594534 / 0.006 (30318 shares, 180.25 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.0056036 / 0.006225 (414146 shares, 2,320.71 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616133 / 0.0069 (3639066 shares, 22,421.49 BTC) -87175;1362959018;Josh_Rossi;well, i kind of want to start using pgp for certain emails -87174;1362959074;Josh_Rossi;i had a long discussion with someone about how online identities may become much more valuable than social security numbers or drivers licenses -87173;1362959094;Josh_Rossi;because while you do need those -87172;1362959103;Josh_Rossi;you don't use them as often as you go online -87171;1362959112;mircea_popescu;certainly true. -87170;1362959112;vampireb;that's why you start creating few seperate identities -87169;1362959120;Josh_Rossi;and for the most part in real life, people trust you to be you cuz you look the same -87168;1362959131;mircea_popescu;moreover, if i lost my id i would be meh, send someone to get a new one -87167;1362959137;mircea_popescu;if i lost my gpg key i'd be like... -87166;1362959140;mircea_popescu;o god. -87165;1362959142;Josh_Rossi;hehehe yeah -87164;1362959143;mircea_popescu;there's no words. -87163;1362959161;Josh_Rossi;scary thought -87162;1362959168;error4733;amnesia -87161;1362959171;Josh_Rossi;is there some sort of certificate system? -87160;1362959178;error4733;car accident or what -87159;1362959194;Josh_Rossi;like key signing? or does gribble basically do that for us -87158;1362959225;Josh_Rossi;i mean fulfill the role that a key signing party would have fulfilled -87157;1362959251;Josh_Rossi;i literally feel like i'm living cryptonomicon -87156;1362959353;Josh_Rossi;i assume that everyone has read or is aware of that book...but if not it is amazing book about cryptography and digital currencies that was written before btc took off i think -87155;1362959368;mircea_popescu;Josh_Rossi you mean the wot ? -87154;1362959376;Josh_Rossi;yeah '99 it was written -87153;1362959390;Josh_Rossi;yes, does the WoT take the role of a key signing party -87152;1362959399;Josh_Rossi;or a certificate authority -87151;1362959405;mircea_popescu;um -87150;1362959417;mircea_popescu;rather than the nominalist approach, try the functional -87149;1362959420;mircea_popescu;what are you trying to do ? -87148;1362959429;Josh_Rossi;lol, as of right now, nothing -87147;1362959430;dub;no, wot is just a wot -87146;1362959449;Josh_Rossi;or i guess more accurately, learn more about how trust and cryptography are related -87145;1362959457;Josh_Rossi;for example -87144;1362959478;Josh_Rossi;i saw MPOE-PR show a sig that verified that she was authorized to speak on behalf of MPOE -87143;1362959495;Josh_Rossi;So, I imported your key -87142;1362959500;Josh_Rossi;and verified that you signed it -87141;1362959550;mircea_popescu;aha -87140;1362959583;Josh_Rossi;but it also said something like "this message is signed by this key, but that does not mean that it is really him" -87139;1362959602;mircea_popescu;that's nonsense. -87138;1362959608;Josh_Rossi;no no no -87137;1362959614;mircea_popescu;what they mean is, anyone can create a key which would be named "Joe" -87136;1362959618;Josh_Rossi;someone with access to that private key -87135;1362959621;Josh_Rossi;yes exactly -87134;1362959624;mircea_popescu;however, you didn't identify the key by it being named joe -87133;1362959626;FabianB;Josh_Rossi: yeah stephensons cryptonomicon is a fantastic book -87132;1362959632;mircea_popescu;you identified it by my keyid. so... -87131;1362959655;Josh_Rossi;i guess they are saying that while that key is definitely valid -87130;1362959671;mircea_popescu;the label on it is arbitrary -87129;1362959689;Josh_Rossi;yes true -87128;1362959696;mircea_popescu;exactly. -87127;1362959697;mircea_popescu;:p -87126;1362959697;Josh_Rossi;and in your case, it is known that that is your key -87125;1362959704;Josh_Rossi;but in the case of someone else -87124;1362959715;mircea_popescu;ya hence the key signing parties and whatnot. -87123;1362959715;Josh_Rossi;all i know is that they say "this is my pub key" -87122;1362959730;mircea_popescu;originally these keys were invented for and used by people whose real world presence was more important to each other -87121;1362959738;mircea_popescu;gpg kinda predates the internet -87120;1362959745;Josh_Rossi;yeah -87119;1362959772;Josh_Rossi;just checking if i understood it correctly -87118;1362959783;Josh_Rossi;i trust that they key i used was really you -87117;1362959800;dub;for us it doesnt matter if its really him -87116;1362959800;Josh_Rossi;and then i can see that the key actually signed that statement -87115;1362959809;dub;or that he is who he says he is -87114;1362959810;mircea_popescu;that's the idea, whart dub says -87113;1362959827;mircea_popescu;you're not really verifying that the key is really this bloke in timisoara you couldn't care less about -87112;1362959838;mircea_popescu;you're really veryifying that the key signing here is the same key signing there -87111;1362959841;mircea_popescu;as for instance on mpex etc. -87110;1362959842;Josh_Rossi;yes of course -87109;1362959864;mircea_popescu;so it's an identity in that more mathematical sense, not in the more psychological sense of the term. -87108;1362959866;Josh_Rossi;that is what i was trying to say, that it is consistent across different channels -87107;1362959895;Josh_Rossi;the same person who runs mpex also wrote a statement saying that mpoe-pr is authorized to speak on its behalf -87106;1362959912;mircea_popescu;yah -87105;1362959922;mircea_popescu;if that matches, it could be called obama for all you care. -87104;1362959925;Josh_Rossi;yes -87103;1362959927;Josh_Rossi;true -87102;1362959980;Josh_Rossi;i'm trying to build a ticker now using websockets -87101;1362959992;Josh_Rossi;but the rest of the front end uses C# -87100;1362960009;Josh_Rossi;so i have to write a web based tech thing in a desktop application language that is not great for it -87099;1362960032;Josh_Rossi;i found some libraries, but trying to get javascript and c# working together is not fun -87098;1362960101;Bowjob;;;ticker -87097;1362960102;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.34000, Best ask: 46.39990, Bid-ask spread: 0.05990, Last trade: 46.34000, 24 hour volume: 35159.39827638, 24 hour low: 45.63000, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.92297 -87096;1362960105;Bowjob;omg -87095;1362960106;Bowjob;crash -87094;1362960114;Josh_Rossi;lol -87093;1362960141;Josh_Rossi;FabianB: yes, i really like all his books (except Anathem) and think it is amazing how prescient it is -87092;1362960184;vampireb;huh? c# is easy to integrate with the JS -87091;1362960189;Josh_Rossi;really? -87090;1362960201;vampireb;create an ajax service -87089;1362960201;mircea_popescu;aren't they basically the same thing ?! -87088;1362960220;Josh_Rossi;C# is similar to Java -87087;1362960233;Josh_Rossi;javascript is not similar to javascript or C# really... -87086;1362960254;mircea_popescu;http://sharpkit.net/ like -87085;1362960255;dub;Bowjob: would you mind saving this tanking/rally rubbish every time a trade occur for #bitcoin-otc -87084;1362960259;Josh_Rossi;and with trying to connect to Socket.IO, you are basically trying to send javascript commands to a server -87083;1362960273;vampireb;i use vs2012 it was a snap -87082;1362960278;Bowjob;no, i like doing it -87081;1362960290;mircea_popescu;i always tghought js and c# are practically the same thing -87080;1362960310;dub;Bowjob: so do they, why not share with teh other idiots -87079;1362960311;Josh_Rossi;i am using vs2012 too -87078;1362960315;vampireb;c# is a better version of java, but the java world is much better. hell i love osx -87077;1362960324;Bowjob;well what are you gonna do about it -87076;1362960325;Josh_Rossi;i am not a fan of either -87075;1362960334;dub;Bowjob: I'll start to dislike you -87074;1362960339;Bowjob;go ahead -87073;1362960350;Josh_Rossi;my roots are more like scripting and stuff, so i love python and dynamic typing -87072;1362960368;dub;tbh that started when you were crying to us about your parents moving your piano downstairs with teh other pianos -87071;1362960370;Josh_Rossi;but if i was going to bother with types, i would want to actually compile to the native code -87070;1362960383;vampireb;in an enterprise enviroment with too many monkey that code, its better to have a strongly typed language -87069;1362960387;Bowjob;right. i'm still mad about that -87068;1362960390;dub;of all the ridiculous problems a person could have -87067;1362960411;Josh_Rossi;yeah, i suppose that is true, i basically do all coding by myself -87066;1362960418;Josh_Rossi;and just want it to work -87065;1362960429;mircea_popescu;this conversation o.o -87064;1362960450;Josh_Rossi;drama in #bitcoin-assets :) -87063;1362960524;Josh_Rossi;i think its so fun -87062;1362960545;Josh_Rossi;such a thrill when something works...and the design part can be creative... -87061;1362960561;Josh_Rossi;feel like you are building something, that many people could find useful -87060;1362960588;dub;I'm always annoyed to be fixing a problem that should already be solved -87059;1362960602;Josh_Rossi;hehehe, i usually google for libraries that do what i need -87058;1362960631;Josh_Rossi;our 3 C++ developers are Romanian -87057;1362960696;mircea_popescu;big surprise there -87056;1362960767;Lyspooner;our 3 homeless newspaper sellers outside the subway are Romanian -87055;1362960778;Lyspooner;and hello everyone! -87054;1362960824;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -87053;1362960913;Josh_Rossi;i guess there is no way to write options on coinbr? -87052;1362960942;Josh_Rossi;;;ticker -87051;1362960947;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.13000, Best ask: 46.37591, Bid-ask spread: 0.24591, Last trade: 46.37591, 24 hour volume: 35421.00568840, 24 hour low: 45.63000, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.91767 -87050;1362960995;Josh_Rossi;;;calc (46.91767-41)/46.91767 -87049;1362961000;mircea_popescu;lol -87048;1362961009;gribble;0.12612881245 -87047;1362961054;Josh_Rossi;was that not correct for the formula? -87046;1362961089;mircea_popescu;that'd be the value of a call struck at 41 -87045;1362961122;Josh_Rossi;yep thats mine :) -87044;1362961144;Lyspooner;i'm not good at charts, but this index seems particularly unuseful: http://bitcoinsentiment.com/ -87043;1362961196;Lyspooner;its usefulness is stuck in a tarpit of bias, small sample size and stupidity -87042;1362961236;Josh_Rossi;that is why i love the OIX -87041;1362961250;Josh_Rossi;money votes a lot more honestly than opinions -87040;1362961277;Josh_Rossi;;;ticker m oix -87039;1362961289;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -87038;1362961314;Josh_Rossi;nevermind -87037;1362961369;the-bucket-shop;!ticker s.mpoe -87036;1362961369;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m s.mpoe -87035;1362961369;assbot;Ah, your hair. Your hair is soft. It's like a girl's. Now how do you get it that way? -87034;1362961369;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00074997 / 0.00074998 / 0.00075 (91316 shares, 68.49 BTC), 7D: 0.00067334 / 0.00074861 / 0.00078628 (10612769 shares, 7,944.90 BTC), 30D: 0.0006153 / 0.00068478 / 0.00078628 (57848323 shares, 39,613.60 BTC) -87033;1362961369;the-bucket-shop;;;ticker m s.mpoe -87032;1362961369;Josh_Rossi;OIX:49.80 -87031;1362961432;Josh_Rossi;;;calc (49.80-41)/49.80 -87030;1362961453;mircea_popescu;gribble's ded -87029;1362961461;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -87028;1362961463;gribble;0.176706827309 -87027;1362961520;Josh_Rossi;hmmm think that 41 call is a good price right now on the ask side -87026;1362961555;mircea_popescu;if it keeps going up yeah -87025;1362961597;Josh_Rossi;well, i just meant in relation to the OIX -87024;1362961637;Josh_Rossi;but also 41: .17 | 43: .15 | 45 .17 -87023;1362961709;mircea_popescu;haha yeah -87022;1362961751;Josh_Rossi;those were actually bids, not asks... -87021;1362961842;mircea_popescu;yeah somebody is overbidding the bot on the 45s -87020;1362961856;Josh_Rossi;yep -87019;1362961859;Josh_Rossi;interesting -87018;1362961871;Josh_Rossi;wish i could write some options -87017;1362961917;Josh_Rossi;could write next month puts at 43 and basically buy this months 43 call -87016;1362961981;mircea_popescu;so go ahead -87015;1362962011;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 47 @ 0.000725 = 0.0341 BTC [+] -87014;1362962104;Josh_Rossi;can you do that in coinbr? -87013;1362962128;Josh_Rossi;too poor for mpex at the moment, but hopefully soon -87012;1362962164;mircea_popescu;i think jurovdoes it by request -87011;1362962168;mircea_popescu;smickles might be doing it too -87010;1362962172;Josh_Rossi;oh nice -87009;1362962192;Josh_Rossi;kinda pissed i didn't get into s.dice at .35 -87008;1362962213;mircea_popescu;it was there for what, like 3 months ? -87007;1362962218;mircea_popescu;then suddenly whooosh -87006;1362962221;Josh_Rossi;yeah -87005;1362962231;Josh_Rossi;but it finally pulled back -87004;1362962238;topace_;at 20000 btc profit in a month will do that :p -87003;1362962244;Josh_Rossi;yep -87002;1362962254;Josh_Rossi;last month was only 17k though right? -87001;1362962260;topace_;yea -87000;1362962275;topace_;but those 17k were worth like, 40% more when converted to fiat -86999;1362962282;Josh_Rossi;yes for sure -86998;1362962290;Josh_Rossi;record setting in fiat -86997;1362962294;Josh_Rossi;usd at least -86996;1362962353;mircea_popescu;i saw recently s.dice paid like 70k total -86995;1362962368;mircea_popescu;over 7 months -86994;1362962378;Josh_Rossi;yeah, it is a great stock to own i think -86993;1362962392;Josh_Rossi;i have mpoe and sdice and i contract -86992;1362962495;mircea_popescu;i've been spending the past hours looking at various mpex graphs -86991;1362962495;Josh_Rossi;ok, think later this week i will try some otc purchases -86990;1362962501;mircea_popescu;the stuff is fascinating somehow -86989;1362962543;Josh_Rossi;yeah, i like looking at historical data, but i rarely think it predicts the future -86988;1362962555;Josh_Rossi;i think "chart analysis" = augury -86987;1362962599;kakobrekla;O_o -86986;1362962607;Josh_Rossi;well...i mean in btc it is pretty easy to see that it is trending upwards -86985;1362962618;Josh_Rossi;but once people say "cup and handle" -86984;1362962623;Josh_Rossi;"head and shoulders" -86983;1362962631;BitHub;hows the contract stuff going? -86982;1362962668;Josh_Rossi;me? -86981;1362962683;BitHub;yeah :) -86980;1362962698;Josh_Rossi;hmmm...i only have 1 option contract at 41 sso that is decent -86979;1362962706;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00899 BTC [+] -86978;1362962708;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00899 BTC [+] -86977;1362962720;Josh_Rossi;but as far as business stuff i am trying to write drivers to grab market data for a crossing engine -86976;1362962742;Josh_Rossi;but that is kinda tough -86975;1362962757;Josh_Rossi;when i am good at neither c# or javascript -86974;1362962763;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 48 @ 0.009 = 0.432 BTC [+] -86973;1362962769;Josh_Rossi;but i'll muddle through -86972;1362962772;BitHub;i'm good at making movies -86971;1362962792;Josh_Rossi;seen the documentary? -86970;1362962860;Josh_Rossi;also, i am having a lot of fun with trying to do different roles to set up a company -86969;1362962860;Josh_Rossi;looking into gnucash for my accounting stuff -86968;1362962860;Josh_Rossi;going to try and design the logo (fingers crossed) -86967;1362962910;Josh_Rossi;has anyone seen a font that includes the double barred B? -86966;1362963237;the-bucket-shop;!mp -86965;1362963238;the-bucket-shop;;;mp -86964;1362963300;gribble;Error: "messageparser" is not a valid command. -86963;1362963394;dub;;;bc,stats -86962;1362963398;gribble;Current Blocks: 225257 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 534 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 23 hours, 12 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4880505.1893 | Estimated Percent Change: 11.73635 -86961;1362963403;BitHub;yeah watched a bit of it, pretty good -86960;1362963444;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.61199999 BTC [+] -86959;1362963444;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.612 BTC [+] -86958;1362963444;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.6149999 = 3.075 BTC [+] -86957;1362963450;assbot;Please use http://dpaste.com/ -86956;1362963604;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7 = 2.8 BTC [+] -86955;1362963701;the-bucket-shop;;;mp http://dpaste.com/1018705/ -86954;1362963701;the-bucket-shop;little help? -86953;1362963701;the-bucket-shop;mp! http://dpaste.com/1018705/ -86952;1362963701;gribble;Error: The "MessageParser" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "http://dpaste.com/1018705/" in it. Try "list MessageParser" to see the commands in the "MessageParser" plugin. -86951;1362963732;the-bucket-shop;that's not what mp stands for gribble. you must be new -86950;1362963745;kakobrekla;the-bucket-shop -86949;1362963750;kakobrekla;!mp http://dpaste.com/1018705/ -86948;1362963751;assbot;Processing. -86947;1362963753;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1018708/plain/ -86946;1362963756;kakobrekla;there ya go -86945;1362963766;kakobrekla;(its yours) -86944;1362963768;the-bucket-shop;thanks kakobrekla -86943;1362963821;the-bucket-shop;my key stopped working. not sure how to use the right one. sorry for the noise everyone. -86942;1362963880;kakobrekla;did you update your mpex public key -86941;1362963902;kakobrekla;ah its your private that is off -86940;1362963922;kakobrekla;hrm -86939;1362963934;kakobrekla;check you are signing with the right one -86938;1362963989;the-bucket-shop;thanks kafka -86937;1362963990;mircea_popescu;the-bucket-shop make sure you're using the right mpex key -86936;1362964001;mircea_popescu;if you're not it will say YOUR key is blown. -86935;1362964014;mircea_popescu;it just basically means "couldn't get a key we know" -86934;1362964023;the-bucket-shop;do I need to change the mpex key to use apex.coinbr.co -86933;1362964024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.0059998 = 1.5 BTC [-] -86932;1362964025;the-bucket-shop;m -86931;1362964066;mircea_popescu;no, you have to use the new mpex key -86930;1362964078;mircea_popescu;it switched on the 10th. this was announced like last month. do you have it ? -86929;1362964114;the-bucket-shop;I did nothing to update a key. must have ignored the announcement. -86928;1362964127;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1999 BTC [+] -86927;1362964132;mircea_popescu;a ok 1 sec -86926;1362964156;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/9M25zBr7 the-bucket-shop -86925;1362964206;the-bucket-shop;mp sending you some money if I can get through this. -86924;1362964239;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 130 @ 0.000726 = 0.0944 BTC [+] -86923;1362964410;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -86922;1362964412;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005884 / 0.00594579 / 0.006 (30568 shares, 181.75 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.005599 / 0.006225 (409396 shares, 2,292.21 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616121 / 0.0069 (3629525 shares, 22,362.28 BTC) -86921;1362965183;Bugpowder;!help -86920;1362965185;assbot;List of commands: -86919;1362965185;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -86918;1362965186;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -86917;1362965400;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder mpex.coinbr.com -86916;1362965456;Bugpowder;I see its back -86915;1362965479;Bugpowder;I totally forgot how to manually sign and encrypt the orders -86914;1362965487;mircea_popescu;:p -86913;1362965612;Bugpowder;looks like the panic has subsided -86912;1362965648;the-bucket-shop;I've got a working STAT, but I'd like to get rid of this message before sending money There is no assurance this key belongs to the named user -86911;1362965675;mircea_popescu;sign the key -86910;1362965690;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -86909;1362965691;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.62989, Best ask: 45.79000, Bid-ask spread: 0.16011, Last trade: 45.79000, 24 hour volume: 36079.61301029, 24 hour low: 45.51000, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.85896 -86908;1362965703;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.61887999 = 5.5699 BTC [+] -86907;1362965823;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 21 @ 0.61887999 = 12.9965 BTC [+] -86906;1362965882;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.6188888 = 5.57 BTC [+] -86905;1362966002;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.61899899 BTC [+] -86904;1362966003;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.618999 = 1.238 BTC [+] -86903;1362966005;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.619 = 1.238 BTC [+] -86902;1362966006;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.619 = 3.095 BTC [+] -86901;1362966006;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.6199991 = 3.72 BTC [+] -86900;1362966012;Bugpowder;gotta prep for job talk. Peace out. See yall in a few days. -86899;1362966030;Bugpowder;make S.DICE hit .0065 while i'm gone please -86898;1362966090;error4733;http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/satoshidice.com/ -86897;1362966121;pizzaman1337;oh noes -86896;1362966154;pizzaman1337;bets are still active and working though, it appears -86895;1362966206;dub;at least its showing the same market reaction as mpex, site down price up -86894;1362966236;the-bucket-shop;seems there's a need for a distributed list of addresses. wikileaks style. not sure how to prevent fraud on that though -86893;1362966287;pizzaman1337;the addresses are built into blockchain.info's wallet -86892;1362966401;the-bucket-shop;anyone care to make that known on bitcointalk.org, or is this my responsibility? I haven't seen satoshidice at the top of the agenda over there for at least 12 hours. -86891;1362966524;the-bucket-shop;my friend, fancy_pants is going to ham it up sky is falling where are the bitcoin police. hopefully someone will correct any inaccuracies. -86890;1362966543;pizzaman1337;I wonder if it's getting DDoS'd by the same people/person who are/is attacking mpex -86889;1362966586;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -86888;1362966638;error4733;80% yes -86887;1362966660;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -86886;1362966676;error4733;make sens -86885;1362966746;error4733;but like say above, the script is ok ! pp play atm -86884;1362966866;Ukto;http://i.imgur.com/KzY4tPF.jpg - avalons in stacks and what appears alot more already packaged in the background (older image, but amusing) -86883;1362966870;smickles;jurov: how come http://mpex.coinbr.com/mpex-mktdepth.php starts with a "JurovP" -86882;1362966906;smickles;er, "JurovP(" and ends with a ")", that's not json :P -86881;1362966926;smickles;oh, and there's a semi-colon at the end too @.@ -86880;1362966927;mircea_popescu;smickles it's some javascript thing i tihnk -86879;1362966950;mircea_popescu;there's two files. one's made like a function for some browsingreason -86878;1362966954;mircea_popescu;jurvo asked for it. -86877;1362966980;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm coding a nice looking gui client for mpex and plan on selling it for 1 btc -86876;1362966987;mircea_popescu;haha cool idea. -86875;1362966999;mircea_popescu;but anyway, let me look here. -86874;1362967025;smickles;it'll be for linux, win, mac, and android -86873;1362967071;the-bucket-shop;that ruby thing doesn't compile on my mac or hacked iPhone. -86872;1362967101;the-bucket-shop;it doesn't matter, but thought you'd like the feedback -86871;1362967119;smickles;the-bucket-shop: FabianB's ruby thing? -86870;1362967122;mircea_popescu;smickles one's vwap-json and the other jsonp -86869;1362967127;mircea_popescu;you using the jsonp ? -86868;1362967143;smickles;uh, mpex-mktdepth.php? -86867;1362967146;the-bucket-shop;that name doesn't ring a bell. it was called mpex -86866;1362967180;the-bucket-shop;Fa Wuxi copyright -86865;1362967209;mircea_popescu;mpex-mktdepth.php / mpex-mktdepth-jsonp.php -86864;1362967216;mircea_popescu;mpex-vwap.php / mpex-vwap-jsonp.php -86863;1362967274;smickles;both mpex-mktdepth.php / mpex-mktdepth-jsonp.php have that JurovP bit at the beginning -86862;1362967283;mircea_popescu;o noway -86861;1362967317;pizzaman1337;heh, yeah -86860;1362967335;mircea_popescu;for chrissakes. bleeding cache. -86859;1362967341;mircea_popescu;it's getting fixed. -86858;1362967343;smickles;my cache? -86857;1362967378;mircea_popescu;nono mine -86856;1362967435;mircea_popescu;smickles hm, i just loaded mpex-mktdepth.php -86855;1362967439;mircea_popescu;and it is behaving normally ? -86854;1362967471;smickles;mircea_popescu: thru the coinbr proxy or directly? -86853;1362967493;mircea_popescu;that's a point o.o -86852;1362967512;mircea_popescu;da fuck ?! -86851;1362967552;error4733;yes ! -86850;1362967555;smickles;i dunno, but i'd hate to code in something to handle that, then when the main site comes back online it fucks stuff up -86849;1362967589;mircea_popescu;this is so weird, because vwap does not show the same behaviour -86848;1362967688;mircea_popescu;and it's just a proxy, wtf, it randomly changes ONE url ? -86847;1362967724;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -86846;1362967726;pizzaman1337;when you update the .php on mpex's servers does it need to be manually updated on proxies? -86845;1362967747;pizzaman1337;I'm not sure how the proxy system works -86844;1362967759;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 a. the file;s never been updated in montsh (really, since jurov wanted the procedure thing) -86843;1362967761;pizzaman1337;it would be cool if you could distribute something for people to setup their own proxies -86842;1362967767;mircea_popescu;and b. the proxies just php proxy, it's fixed -86841;1362967779;mircea_popescu;this has been distributed already hehe -86840;1362967781;mircea_popescu;let me find it -86839;1362967788;pizzaman1337;oh, ok -86838;1362967837;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 http://pastebin.com/vRzjux7e scroll -86837;1362967917;pizzaman1337;ok, cool -86836;1362967924;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1999 = 0.3998 BTC [+] -86835;1362968151;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 9 @ 0.009 = 0.081 BTC [+] -86834;1362968164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65000 @ 0.00075 = 48.75 BTC [+] -86833;1362968462;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 7 @ 0.000726 = 0.0051 BTC [+] -86832;1362968949;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -86831;1362968950;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005884 / 0.00594579 / 0.006 (30568 shares, 181.75 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.005599 / 0.006225 (409396 shares, 2,292.21 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616121 / 0.0069 (3629525 shares, 22,362.28 BTC) -86830;1362968998;mircea_popescu;vampireb hey, are you vampire on forum ? -86829;1362969064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 108 @ 0.0059998 = 0.648 BTC [-] -86828;1362969099;vampireb;correct. -86827;1362969110;mircea_popescu;haha -86826;1362969138;mircea_popescu;thanks for the offer, but vps couldn't really take it. -86825;1362969225;vampireb;you probably should extend the irc bot to show depth -86824;1362969272;mircea_popescu;$depth -86823;1362969276;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/5Xw7ySxD -86822;1362969306;mircea_popescu;but anyway, you can go to mpex.coinbr.com -86821;1362969319;mircea_popescu;and enjoy the mpex site in all its glory. -86820;1362969337;vampireb;i dont really need to go there -86819;1362969422;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.592 = 1.184 BTC [-] -86818;1362969424;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.59100005 = 8.865 BTC [-] -86817;1362969425;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59100001 BTC [-] -86816;1362969426;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.591 BTC [-] -86815;1362969427;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -86814;1362969542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [-] -86813;1362969544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.5850001 = 5.265 BTC [-] -86812;1362969544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.585 = 2.925 BTC [-] -86811;1362969545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 35 @ 0.581 = 20.335 BTC [-] -86810;1362969662;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.581 = 2.324 BTC [-] -86809;1362969719;vampireb;chromebooks are awesome, except can't remap keys. which makes using irssi a challenge -86808;1362969832;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -86807;1362969834;gribble;Current Blocks: 225274 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 517 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 19 hours, 4 minutes, and 12 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4893908.51557 | Estimated Percent Change: 12.04321 -86806;1362969870;vampireb;by the time i;ll get my asic from brl the diff will be at 10mil -86805;1362969873;vampireb;bfl -86804;1362969900;mircea_popescu;yu'e getting an asic from bfl ? -86803;1362969911;mircea_popescu;what sorcery is this -86802;1362969932;vampireb;the hot one, jalapeno. ~160 is pocket change -86801;1362969936;dub;the only thing for sure with bfl is that there will be eleventy threads created about them today -86800;1362969943;kakobrekla;i read that 'yu'e getting an ascii from bfl ?' -86799;1362969954;vampireb;oh may be getting -86798;1362969963;vampireb;i dont follow "hardware" topics -86797;1362969991;mircea_popescu;thing is the asic market is huge. -86796;1362969997;mircea_popescu;i'd buy some if there actually existed any. -86795;1362970031;vampireb;i just needed a coffee cup warmer, i hopefully they can deliver that at least -86794;1362970072;kakobrekla;coffe cup warmers dont work -86793;1362970084;kakobrekla;i had a glass made specifically for it -86792;1362970089;kakobrekla;with a flat and metal surface -86791;1362970092;kakobrekla;and it worked shit. -86790;1362970104;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=148335.msg1609151#msg1609151 I thought those looked like even worse underfill examples not chipped die -86789;1362970108;kakobrekla;suface = bottom -86788;1362970117;BitHub;can i buy something right now they'll at least make me 1btc a day, even when all the avalons come or whatever i can still mine 1btc a day? -86787;1362970134;BitHub;that will sorry -86786;1362970161;vampireb;no? -86785;1362970167;vampireb;the mining diffuculty will go up -86784;1362970170;BitHub;ghey -86783;1362970185;dub;you could buy a 1btc/day mining contract -86782;1362970193;BitHub;i could? -86781;1362970202;dub;sure, I'll sell you one for 60btc/month -86780;1362970221;BitHub;done send me all your details -86779;1362970233;kakobrekla;earth months? -86778;1362970309;BitHub;anyone want any asicminer shares? i want out -86777;1362970334;dub;how much? -86776;1362970345;BitHub;1.8 btc each -86775;1362970355;dub;sounds legit -86774;1362970377;BitHub;for you dubs 2.0 -86773;1362970447;mod6;well looks like intrade is done: http://www.intrade.com/v4/home/ -86772;1362970475;mircea_popescu;heh -86771;1362970481;mircea_popescu;"make bitbet more like intrade" -86770;1362970531;mircea_popescu;BitHub maybe shares or bonds. -86769;1362970556;BitHub;hmmm -86768;1362970562;BitHub;i already tried that -86767;1362970567;dub;has dice commented on the downtime? -86766;1362970568;mircea_popescu;didn't work too good ? -86765;1362970573;mircea_popescu;dub not afaik. -86764;1362970591;mircea_popescu;but im guessing ddos. -86763;1362970635;BitHub;it was okey just want to do something myself or mine some coins myself or something -86762;1362970649;mircea_popescu;ah yes -86761;1362970649;vampireb;dice is on amazon -86760;1362970652;mircea_popescu;that drives many. -86759;1362970659;mircea_popescu;vampireb so ? -86758;1362970675;vampireb;so ddos shouldnt be as effective :) -86757;1362970698;BitHub;waiting for something new to put my coins into -86756;1362970712;mircea_popescu;vampireb i lost some amazons, -86755;1362970720;mircea_popescu;jurov lost one too. it can be done. -86754;1362970746;vampireb;it can be done, no denying that. -86753;1362970950;dub;looks like its up -86752;1362971070;mircea_popescu;i just sent a less than 1 -86751;1362971071;mircea_popescu;lol -86750;1362971331;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01989 BTC [+] -86749;1362971334;benkay;$depth -86748;1362971338;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/06Yf5w4j -86747;1362971774;smickles;;;ticker -86746;1362971776;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.71717, Best ask: 45.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18283, Last trade: 45.90000, 24 hour volume: 36180.55424484, 24 hour low: 45.47100, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.81412 -86745;1362971939;benkay;was the mpex bot not spitting back at dpaste just recently? -86744;1362971943;benkay;i coulda swore... -86743;1362972161;dub;;;goxlag -86742;1362972162;gribble;0 seconds -86741;1362972732;Josh_Rossi;whats up everyone -86740;1362972847;Josh_Rossi;http://imgur.com/O7ioK9D&NkxCSHS -86739;1362972865;Josh_Rossi;let me know what you think lol -86738;1362972867;kakobrekla;whats that -86737;1362972876;Josh_Rossi;my first attempt at logo design lol -86736;1362972879;kakobrekla;a duck -86735;1362972881;Josh_Rossi;it's not great -86734;1362972886;Josh_Rossi;black swan -86733;1362972894;kakobrekla;goes quack no? -86732;1362972897;Josh_Rossi;hehehe -86731;1362972898;Josh_Rossi;yeah -86730;1362973316;mircea_popescu;that's not a logo dood. what do you think a logo is ? -86729;1362973445;dub;at first glance its says bitches -86728;1362973450;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -86727;1362973486;mircea_popescu;benkay assbot spits dpaste, mpexbot pastebin -86726;1362973489;mircea_popescu;redundancy ftw -86725;1362973502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.74 BTC [-] -86724;1362973521;benkay;y u no give me plain json? -86723;1362973534;benkay;with this freepaste services -86722;1362973542;benkay;parse all the things... -86721;1362973551;mircea_popescu;they have raw ? -86720;1362973568;benkay;i'm not serious -86719;1362973593;Josh_Rossi;well it was mostly for the login page on the google apps website -86718;1362973606;Josh_Rossi;so it wouldn't need to have google logo -86717;1362973647;mircea_popescu;Josh_Rossi a logo is not an image, as in, a bmp. -86716;1362973655;mircea_popescu;a logo is a design, such as a vector file. -86715;1362973662;mircea_popescu;a concept anyway. must be scalable. -86714;1362973694;Josh_Rossi;yes -86713;1362973701;Josh_Rossi;this was just for that specific image -86712;1362973712;Josh_Rossi;which was limited to 159x43 px or something like that -86711;1362973716;mircea_popescu;mkay. -86710;1362973721;Josh_Rossi;hold on, i'll show you how it looks -86709;1362973726;mircea_popescu;i lost my less than 1 bet -86708;1362973729;mircea_popescu;fucking scam. -86707;1362973795;Josh_Rossi;http://imgur.com/5UYrCwq -86706;1362973829;Josh_Rossi;anyway, just a first step -86705;1362973843;Josh_Rossi;i was masochistic, so I used GIMP -86704;1362973853;kakobrekla;whats the service about -86703;1362973870;Josh_Rossi;Eventually it should be an investment vehicle -86702;1362973912;Josh_Rossi;ie. you can get shares in your brokerage account, and basically track the broad based bitcoin economy -86701;1362973924;Josh_Rossi;that's the ultimate goal -86700;1362973933;Josh_Rossi;an etf -86699;1362973946;Josh_Rossi;till then, just having fun trying to build things -86698;1362973990;Josh_Rossi;have a few projects, but I figured I would need a site, and all the other stuff eventually and that was the best domain name i could find -86697;1362974023;BitHub;i'm selling digicreds.com if you're intrested -86696;1362974162;Josh_Rossi;i got btcshares, btc-etf, and one other one -86695;1362974207;Josh_Rossi;;;ticker -86694;1362974208;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.00000, Best ask: 46.22987, Bid-ask spread: 0.22987, Last trade: 46.22887, 24 hour volume: 33473.44140151, 24 hour low: 45.47100, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.74346 -86693;1362974247;kakobrekla;i have bitcoin-assets.com and it has ass so beat that. -86692;1362974273;Josh_Rossi;that is an awesome one -86691;1362974299;Josh_Rossi;!ticker m s.dice -86690;1362974300;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005884 / 0.00594598 / 0.006 (30676 shares, 182.40 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.0055991 / 0.006225 (409504 shares, 2,292.86 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616274 / 0.0069 (3619271 shares, 22,304.65 BTC) -86689;1362974304;kakobrekla;ya it was free until like a week ago -86688;1362974693;Josh_Rossi;pretty sweet -86687;1362974801;mircea_popescu;titsets. -86686;1362974832;BitHub;hehe @ it has ass -86685;1362974891;BitHub;i think i found the right music for a bitcoin type action film -86684;1362974894;BitHub;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JuBsif1RqM -86683;1362975340;dub;I think this is more appropriate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1EG-MKy4so -86682;1362975350;error4733;BitHub : or this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCuYX4ZGLuA -86681;1362975396;BitHub;hehe checking them out -86680;1362975412;BitHub;hah dub wtf -86679;1362975434;BitHub;that's definitly the soundtrack to the mircea character -86678;1362975440;dub;please tell me you've seen that before -86677;1362975447;BitHub;haha nah man -86676;1362975452;dub;if not, you've failed at internet -86675;1362975462;BitHub;that's because i win at real life -86674;1362975484;BitHub;rubber chicken, nice -86673;1362975542;error4733;old school -86672;1362975544;dub;if the film coveres bitcointalk you'll need this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q15fB7E28Zs -86671;1362975573;BitHub;hah yeah this one i've seen -86670;1362975578;BitHub;seems like more of a 4chan theme -86669;1362975626;dub;4chan is a much more serious and useful site than bitcointalk -86668;1362975645;error4733;sunday : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_JmXCNPs6Y -86667;1362975647;kakobrekla;meh -86666;1362975649;kakobrekla;id put this one -86665;1362975651;kakobrekla;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdvTkddp1F0 -86664;1362975706;dub;seen teh new one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq57BjBVq7o -86663;1362975712;BitHub;i'm not working on a bitcoin film heh but i am intrested in making some bitcoin commercials -86662;1362975839;kakobrekla;lyrics aint that bad -86661;1362975842;kakobrekla;but the song -86660;1362975846;kakobrekla;ugh. -86659;1362975886;error4733;This is Bitcoin ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qAfUhoubbDQ 200m/h -86658;1362975953;error4733;kako : haha priceless -86657;1362975999;BitHub;hah error heard that one -86656;1362976275;error4733;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WiXMcsfvXE -86655;1362976306;error4733;BTC at $5 in background -86654;1362976309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.0059998 = 1.5 BTC [-] -86653;1362976362;benkay;$depth -86652;1362976366;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/P3vXpBCB -86651;1362976983;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [-] -86650;1362977176;smickles;$depth s.mpoe -86649;1362977178;mpexbot;smickles: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -86648;1362977182;smickles;bah -86647;1362977286;benkay;$depth -86646;1362977289;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/4QrxFBuQ -86645;1362978100;mircea_popescu;$proxies -86644;1362978169;mircea_popescu;http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/ambroseevans_pritchard/9920666/Germanys-anti-euro-party-is-a-nasty-shock-for-Angela-Merkel.html -86643;1362978267;mircea_popescu;fuckwit should never have allied with the russians. -86642;1362978434;smickles;$depth s.mpoe -86641;1362978437;mpexbot;smickles: {u'S': [[100000, 10000], [75000, 244641], [77988, 1399], [78500, 500000], [78000, 500000], [76718, 17454], [100000000, 10000], [78984, 23163], [79000, 450000], [1000000, 2000], [10000000, 2000], [77999, 54540], [1000000, 100000]], u'B': [[53500, 168150], [101, 10000000], [55000, 340602], [100, 10000000], [38150, 14391957], [55500, 150000], [40000, 150000], [55501, 500], [38151, 5000], (1 more message) -86640;1362978442;smickles;har! -86639;1362978466;benkay;$depth -86638;1362978469;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/LfUZXwdm -86637;1362978480;benkay;$depth s.mpoe -86636;1362978484;mpexbot;benkay: {u'S': [[100000, 10000], [75000, 244641], [77988, 1399], [78500, 500000], [78000, 500000], [76718, 17454], [100000000, 10000], [78984, 23163], [79000, 450000], [1000000, 2000], [10000000, 2000], [77999, 54540], [1000000, 100000]], u'B': [[53500, 168150], [101, 10000000], [55000, 340602], [100, 10000000], [38150, 14391957], [55500, 150000], [40000, 150000], [55501, 500], [38151, 5000], (1 more message) -86635;1362978505;benkay;implying there's a max message size on this irc network? -86634;1362978898;mircea_popescu;that's kinda spammy -86633;1362978913;mircea_popescu;smickles could it return just 4 each side ? -86632;1362979106;benkay;$depth -86631;1362979109;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/3Xs9nGD8 -86630;1362979475;benkay;$depth -86629;1362979485;benkay;this is getting annoying. -86628;1362979488;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/MgkTxcBr -86627;1362980403;kakobrekla;fuckin people. -86626;1362980431;benkay;what now? -86625;1362980503;kakobrekla;im no good for support -86624;1362980508;kakobrekla;get too upset. -86623;1362980591;mircea_popescu;aww! -86622;1362980864;smickles;mircea_popescu: it's spammy now b/c it's just the primitive. I plan to do exactly what you say, a range around the center. for now, peeps should just use it in pm -86621;1362980885;mircea_popescu;kk -86620;1362980886;smickles;benkay: can I make it better somehow? -86619;1362980913;smickles;like this http://imgur.com/fwa71Fj maybe? -86618;1362980916;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150803.msg1609580#msg1609580 repentance I am dissapoint -86617;1362980937;mircea_popescu;what, repentance is here ? -86616;1362980951;dub;idk -86615;1362980955;dub;doubt it -86614;1362980982;benkay;what's that? -86613;1362980985;benkay;something custom? -86612;1362980992;benkay;product in the wild? -86611;1362981019;smickles;benkay: an mpex gui which i'm developing -86610;1362981037;smickles;should work on linux, win, mac, and android -86609;1362981077;smickles;each of those platforms has all the dependancies it requires -86608;1362981085;smickles;iOS? no -86607;1362981088;benkay;neat -86606;1362981094;benkay;of course not -86605;1362981100;benkay;that damn platform -86604;1362981112;smickles;not to mention i don't have a mac, and you need xcode to make an ios app -86603;1362981118;benkay;see above -86602;1362981129;benkay;that's cool -86601;1362981137;dub;that and nobody uses iphone -86600;1362981145;dub;barrign fanboys and homosexuals -86599;1362981154;smickles;you could sa the same about windows -86598;1362981158;smickles;;D -86597;1362981158;benkay;there's this one market i'm interested in -86596;1362981163;benkay;lots of disposable income -86595;1362981170;benkay;sold on ui investments -86594;1362981183;dub;its homos -86593;1362981193;benkay;enlightened commentary -86592;1362981206;MJR_;nice -86591;1362981208;smickles;dub, not homos, dinks -86590;1362981216;mircea_popescu;dub homosexuals trade too you know -86589;1362981219;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01301 BTC [-] -86588;1362981221;MJR_;I finally got pgp working on the iPhone -86587;1362981229;MJR_;;;ident -86586;1362981230;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address 1LokQrHj14NU93tC6pZfTZyyRHhAVakQmX -86585;1362981238;benkay;bigotry aside, i'd actually like the full json in this irc channel -86584;1362981253;benkay;or another -86583;1362981256;mircea_popescu;wd MJR_ -86582;1362981258;smickles;wow, I thought you addy was 1Loki for a sec there -86581;1362981271;dub;im a dink and she's only got one cause its work provided -86580;1362981272;mircea_popescu;benkay full json what ? -86579;1362981282;benkay;depth -86578;1362981288;benkay;$vwap -86577;1362981289;pigeons;dont talk to him, we dont need his kind here, fuckin macs -86576;1362981291;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/3Z4a24q1 -86575;1362981291;smickles;dub: work provided baby? -86574;1362981293;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.013 BTC [-] -86573;1362981297;MJR_;I know, it was a close one -86572;1362981307;MJR_;I kinda want a vanity address -86571;1362981312;dub;smickles: iphone -86570;1362981316;benkay;i just don't really like the tiny little bit of fragility that parsing that url introduces -86569;1362981317;dub;you can't be a dink with a baby -86568;1362981328;benkay;it's not a big deal though because i think i'm going to cache the ticker -86567;1362981356;benkay;*shrug* -86566;1362981379;benkay;thoughts? -86565;1362981386;smickles;benkay: would you prefer the raw pastebin? -86564;1362981391;benkay;much -86563;1362981400;benkay;a url pointing directly to raw makes me much more the happy -86562;1362981403;smickles;i'll switch it then -86561;1362981406;benkay;! -86560;1362981408;benkay;thanks. -86559;1362981411;dub;this is gold http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw -86558;1362981423;mircea_popescu;benkay incidentally, why not suck directly the url ? -86557;1362981427;mircea_popescu;or what are you trying to do ? -86556;1362981436;benkay;'cause scraping -86555;1362981441;benkay;don' wanna -86554;1362981448;mircea_popescu;uh listen -86553;1362981455;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.coinbr.com/mpex-vwap.php -86552;1362981471;benkay;bril. -86551;1362981478;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.coinbr.com/mpex-mktdepth.php -86550;1362981483;mircea_popescu;it's where the bot gets them from -86549;1362981490;benkay;okay -86548;1362981491;benkay;thanks -86547;1362981497;mircea_popescu;obviously you shoudl code proxy-aware and bot-aware, but for a begining this should bridge you i think -86546;1362981501;mircea_popescu;at least to prototype -86545;1362981506;benkay;i'm going to go ragedelete a whole branch -86544;1362981511;benkay;brb -86543;1362981518;benkay;back -86542;1362981549;benkay;jokes, 90% of it's reusable. -86541;1362981565;Ukto;wonder how long it will be till someone ddos' coinbr -86540;1362981576;Ukto;i'm sure bitvps will love that :P -86539;1362981601;mircea_popescu;Ukto that was yest's news, -86538;1362981603;dub;presumably he moved off shitvps -86537;1362981610;Ukto;oh? -86536;1362981615;mircea_popescu;they got their dinky little dc blown to bits, jurov moved -86535;1362981620;Ukto;mircea_popescu: sorry, i spend my days working. :P -86534;1362981621;benkay;mircea_popescu: what data feeds do you recommend for production sites hooking into mpex? -86533;1362981634;mircea_popescu;benkay my name is going to become "what are you trying to do" -86532;1362981643;Ukto;mircea_popescu: i am offering a new service -86531;1362981647;Ukto;or considering making it available -86530;1362981656;Ukto;that would be very good for this kinda thing -86529;1362981659;Ukto;pm me if your interested -86528;1362981659;mircea_popescu;what's that ? -86527;1362981660;Ukto;:) -86526;1362981668;mircea_popescu;is it secret ?! -86525;1362981670;Ukto;since its not public yet -86524;1362981671;Ukto;:) -86523;1362981674;mircea_popescu;lol k -86522;1362981821;smickles;benkay: try it now :) -86521;1362981827;benkay;$depth -86520;1362981829;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=hzJcCSeG -86519;1362981838;benkay;beautimous -86518;1362981846;benkay;except that now i know about the coinbr data feed -86517;1362981853;benkay;and that doesn't change urls every 2 minutes -86516;1362981861;benkay;;) -86515;1362981876;smickles;heh, it's much the same data, no worries :) -86514;1362981883;benkay;thanks -86513;1362981893;smickles;the bot is mostly a backup anyway -86512;1362981897;benkay;it's great that you're open to suggestions like that -86511;1362981903;benkay;fast turnaround on something i didn't even ask for -86510;1362981955;smickles;thanks for the kind words -86509;1362981994;mircea_popescu;actually the raw response is prolly better -86508;1362982054;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P250N] 15 @ 0.07613082 = 1.142 BTC -86507;1362982057;benkay;low bar for kindness in these parts -86506;1362982059;benkay;;) -86505;1362982097;mircea_popescu; -----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE----- -86504;1362982097;mircea_popescu;* MJR_ has quit (Remote host closed the connection) -86503;1362982099;mircea_popescu;lol. -86502;1362982117;MJR_;was a test...crashed my app -86501;1362982137;smickles;heh, have you seen some of the trolls around bitcoin. I should take it as kind that you haven't called me an incestuous pole vaulter or smt -86500;1362982142;MJR_;but you should be able to decrypt -86499;1362982146;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.35007 BTC [+] -86498;1362982148;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 4 @ 0.35 = 1.4 BTC [-] -86497;1362982173;mircea_popescu;MJR_ it kicked you for spam. -86496;1362982183;MJR_;oh ok -86495;1362982201;MJR_;the message was too long? -86494;1362982208;mircea_popescu;too fast. -86493;1362982212;kakobrekla;that would be excess flood then -86492;1362982212;MJR_;oh -86491;1362982219;kakobrekla;dunno -86490;1362982227;MJR_;should have pasted to dpaste -86489;1362982228;kakobrekla;not a closed connect. -86488;1362982236;kakobrekla;anyway im off -86487;1362982238;kakobrekla;later -86486;1362982242;MJR_;see -86485;1362982245;MJR_;you later -86484;1362982271;benkay;i've seen what constitutes ye olde online community -86483;1362982280;MJR_;mircea_popescu: could you decrypt it? -86482;1362982288;mircea_popescu;MJR_ it kicked you for spam. << -86481;1362982309;MJR_;ah, you didn't get the whole thing then? -86480;1362982310;benkay;arguably the only thing i -86479;1362982318;benkay;i've ever learned about irc is to just rise above it -86478;1362982322;benkay;no matter what "it" is -86477;1362982322;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.7 BTC [-] -86476;1362982335;benkay;drama wise -86475;1362982336;mircea_popescu;just what you saw. -86474;1362982346;MJR_;oh ok hold on -86473;1362982371;smickles;;;gpg info smickles -86472;1362982371;gribble;User 'smickles', with keyid EA62D7CEB2450C3F, fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6, registered on Mon Jun 20 12:24:35 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=smickles . Currently authenticated from hostmask smickles!~smickles@67.222.146.32 . -86471;1362982382;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.69 BTC [-] -86470;1362982391;topace_;!ticker h sdice -86469;1362982393;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.58100000 / 0.59986625 / 0.61999910 (296 shares, 177.56040896 BTC), 7D: 0.37000000 / 0.51862844 / 0.62950000 (1570 shares, 814.24665115 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.63440004 / 0.76500000 (5705 shares, 3619.25223897 BTC) -86468;1362982402;MJR_;http://dpaste.com/1018904/ -86467;1362982413;topace_;!ticker m s.dice -86466;1362982414;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005884 / 0.00594641 / 0.006 (30926 shares, 183.90 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00559971 / 0.006225 (408254 shares, 2,286.11 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616299 / 0.0069 (3616799 shares, 22,290.33 BTC) -86465;1362982431;MJR_;mircea_popescu: that should work -86464;1362982437;mircea_popescu;okay. -86463;1362982444;mircea_popescu;it did. -86462;1362982450;topace_;!ticker h him -86461;1362982450;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.69000000 / 1.72102475 / 1.75000000 (24 shares, 41.30459400 BTC), 7D: 1.40001001 / 1.56164063 / 1.75000000 (149 shares, 232.68445435 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 3.13202977 / 18.00000000 (247 shares, 773.61135435 BTC) -86460;1362982460;MJR_;nice! encryption on the iPhone :) -86459;1362982467;MJR_;and tor browser -86458;1362982541;MJR_;I would like to create a text message app that would auto encrypt texts, and allow the other side to decrypt easily -86457;1362982680;mircea_popescu;not a bad idea -86456;1362982686;mircea_popescu;careful not to mess the key safety tho -86455;1362982723;the-bucket-shop;lot of dead bodies of companies who've tried encrypted im -86454;1362982742;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01989 BTC [+] -86453;1362982747;MJR_;yeah -86452;1362982759;BitHub;silentcircle.com -86451;1362982765;the-bucket-shop;sigaba -86450;1362982770;MJR_;figure the key exchange maps to "friend request" -86449;1362982772;BitHub;do this for bitcoin plz :) -86448;1362982832;smickles;;;gpg info mircea_popescu -86447;1362982832;gribble;User 'mircea_popescu', with keyid 8A736F0E2FB7B452, fingerprint 6160E1CAC8A3C52966FD76998A736F0E2FB7B452, and bitcoin address None, registered on Fri Jul 22 05:39:10 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=mircea_popescu . Currently authenticated from hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu . -86446;1362982833;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 3 @ 0.01989 = 0.0597 BTC [+] -86445;1362982851;MJR_;I've always thought someone should make a social network/im that is totally encrypted, so no one but your "friends" can even possibly see your content -86444;1362982886;MJR_;like not even the host knows what you are posting -86443;1362982905;mircea_popescu;kinda a good idea -86442;1362982918;BitHub;blockchain.info style -86441;1362982935;BitHub;it's badly needed mjr -86440;1362983019;the-bucket-shop;badly needed until you ask for money. then suddenly in the clear is just fine. except for day trading of course -86439;1362983038;MJR_;lol -86438;1362983049;MJR_;im just an ADHD person -86437;1362983063;MJR_;silent circle looks interesting -86436;1362983064;BitHub;and being able to catgorize posts -86435;1362983073;BitHub;fb timeline is so shit -86434;1362983080;MJR_;yes exactly! -86433;1362983085;BitHub;i want to click on youtube and see all the youtube links i've posted -86432;1362983088;MJR_;and they mine your data -86431;1362983119;BitHub;and intergrate it with bitcoin -86430;1362983124;BitHub;so can have social media payments -86429;1362983133;MJR_;yeah that would be awesome -86428;1362983154;MJR_;I actually think that there can be a role for banks as service providers -86427;1362983165;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00544 BTC [-] -86426;1362983170;MJR_;as opposed to lenders/crooks -86425;1362983183;the-bucket-shop;banks think that too -86424;1362983208;MJR_;well...in bitcoin land it actually makes sense -86423;1362983213;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00544 BTC [-] -86422;1362983231;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.344 BTC [-] -86421;1362983252;MJR_;I think one problem is that of convenience...and they can handle recurring payments etc. -86420;1362983253;BitHub;i'd like to see like a youtube clone where you can pay for a stream or HQ dl via bitcoin or tipstream -86419;1362983269;MJR_;that would be cool -86418;1362983271;the-bucket-shop;corncobs can handle recurring payments -86417;1362983282;MJR_;what is that? -86416;1362983282;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -86415;1362983284;BitHub;i'm working on something -86414;1362983302;the-bucket-shop;spelling corncobs = cronjobs -86413;1362983307;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1999 = 0.3998 BTC [+] -86412;1362983318;MJR_;true -86411;1362983321;the-bucket-shop;corncobs are for smoking -86410;1362983327;MJR_;also true -86409;1362983335;[\\\];hey mircea_popescu -86408;1362983335;BitHub;well i want to make a movie and as an experiment see if maybe it plays for 5mins or something and then'll it'll stop and ask for like some btc to watch the rest of the stream or you can dl my video with a quick bitcoin payment -86407;1362983337;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.0057 = 0.0114 BTC [-] -86406;1362983340;[\\\];tap your bish on the head for me -86405;1362983341;[\\\];https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141503.msg1607217#msg1607217 -86404;1362983341;MJR_;I meant for people who know how to check email -86403;1362983341;mircea_popescu;[\\\] hey slashes -86402;1362983353;[\\\];I lol'd for that one -86401;1362983355;mircea_popescu;lol -86400;1362983365;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.000726 = 0.0015 BTC [+] -86399;1362983407;mircea_popescu;she's got teeth on her that one does she. -86398;1362983417;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -86397;1362983426;MJR_;im really curious if someone will try a fractional reserve banking thing with bitcoins -86396;1362983456;mircea_popescu;mtgox -86395;1362983480;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.18997 BTC [+] -86394;1362983485;MJR_;oh yeah true...though I thought the coupons were based on their cash -86393;1362983505;MJR_;also I heard they had to stop that -86392;1362983540;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.345 = 0.69 BTC [+] -86391;1362983546;mircea_popescu;it's not really proven or anything. more like konspiraci theory -86390;1362983602;MJR_;well, I guess it could be done aboveboard...more like CD's than demand deposits -86389;1362983650;mircea_popescu;MJR_ nobody will wait for the bitcoin payment to clear to watch their movie. -86388;1362983680;MJR_;well that was BitHub -86387;1362983699;MJR_;but also with micropayments I doubt you will wait -86386;1362983713;BitHub;do you mean because of the confirm? -86385;1362983729;mircea_popescu;yes -86384;1362983739;BitHub;bitcoin fail -86383;1362983744;MJR_;also, 6 confirms is arbitrary...really comes down to your levels of trust -86382;1362983759;mircea_popescu;i had txs waited for 6 hours just to be included two days ago -86381;1362983762;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -86380;1362983763;mircea_popescu;when the chaos was happening. -86379;1362983773;BitHub;try sitting at cafe for 6hours -86378;1362983782;BitHub;run out of shit to talk about after 2 -86377;1362983791;mircea_popescu;and i have old coinbases and etc. average joe with smallish inputs... ouch. -86376;1362983808;BitHub;i never want to see that person again -86375;1362983808;MJR_;the Jon Stewart vs Bill O'Reilly was like that, $5 to watch -86374;1362983832;mircea_popescu;were they naked ? -86373;1362983836;MJR_;lol -86372;1362983837;BitHub;lul -86371;1362983840;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -86370;1362983854;MJR_;Im so glad you didn't mean bill O'Reilly -86369;1362983865;mircea_popescu;[\\\] btw, you seen inau anywhere ? -86368;1362983945;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 1 @ 0.5789 BTC [+] -86367;1362984009;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140472.msg1608597#msg1608597 -86366;1362984012;mircea_popescu;cablepair tagged -86365;1362984085;MJR_;I miss polimedia -86364;1362984101;MJR_;the forum is boring -86363;1362984162;mircea_popescu;MJR_ im all backed up here lol, get prepared cause when it goes back online it'll rain articles -86362;1362984175;MJR_;nice -86361;1362984337;pizzaman1337;interesting to see the face behind S.DICE, he also mentions the "bitinstant bitcoin debit card" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbLYmjXsydM -86360;1362984370;mircea_popescu;you never saw evoorhees' ugly mug before ? -86359;1362984375;MJR_;lol -86358;1362984377;pizzaman1337;only the mask -86357;1362984377;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1999 BTC [+] -86356;1362984388;MJR_;his office is 7 blocks from mine -86355;1362984442;MJR_;I wish I knew the overlap between iPhone jailbreakers and bitcoins -86354;1362984467;BitHub;? -86353;1362984484;mircea_popescu;MJR_ there was some dude jailbreaking anything in the forum, -86352;1362984499;MJR_;for example, cydia doesn't let you pay with btc -86351;1362984509;MJR_;which to me seems obvious -86350;1362984527;pizzaman1337;MJR_: I asked saurik about that once, let me see if I can find his response -86349;1362984535;MJR_;I've never bought one thing there -86348;1362984552;MJR_;cuz too much hassle and don't want my cc info floating around -86347;1362984568;MJR_;also, freenode -86346;1362984571;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.19879 BTC [+] -86345;1362984576;MJR_;another obvious one -86344;1362984609;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -86343;1362984634;mircea_popescu;obvious what ? -86342;1362984674;MJR_;they seem sorry that they can only accept cc and Paypal -86341;1362984691;MJR_;on their donation page -86340;1362984692;mircea_popescu;a a -86339;1362984708;MJR_;I was going to get a cloak -86338;1362984747;mircea_popescu;o yeah wtf happened to those -86337;1362984749;pizzaman1337;MJR_: http://pastie.org/pastes/6448246/text?key=s0rdeomgzommfp93xtapw -86336;1362984796;MJR_;pizzaman1337: lol taxes -86335;1362984847;mircea_popescu;heh. -86334;1362984869;MJR_;what chan are they usually on? -86333;1362984875;pizzaman1337;if he needed to convert it to fiat to payout devs, it might not be unavoidable -86332;1362984888;pizzaman1337;private chans, different irc server.. -86331;1362984898;dub;MJR_: just ask in #freenode -86330;1362984925;MJR_;pizzaman1337: sucks -86329;1362984933;pizzaman1337;yeah -86328;1362984949;MJR_;also, anonymous...also seems like an obvious fit -86327;1362984961;MJR_;and perhaps they are using it -86326;1362984972;MJR_;they are after all anonymous -86325;1362984996;MJR_;but you would think they would be more vocal as they hate banks etc -86324;1362985202;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.583 = 5.83 BTC [-] -86323;1362985241;dub;whats anonymous? -86322;1362985264;BitHub;did mircea pay his taxes this year? -86321;1362985267;BitHub;:P -86320;1362985270;MJR_;the hacktivist group -86319;1362985278;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.005425 = 0.0109 BTC [-] -86318;1362985279;dub;there is no hacktavist group -86317;1362985287;MJR_;whatever -86316;1362985298;dub;there is thousands of retarded children with a handfull of hackers hiding behind them -86315;1362985308;MJR_;the people who "hack" and refer to themselves as "Anonymous" -86314;1362985317;dub;thats like 7 people -86313;1362985322;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5810005 BTC [-] -86312;1362985324;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.5810003 = 5.81 BTC [-] -86311;1362985325;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.581 = 5.81 BTC [-] -86310;1362985329;dub;the rest are just hitting f5 -86309;1362985336;MJR_;that's fine -86308;1362985344;MJR_;was not referring to their skill -86307;1362985353;MJR_;but rather their inferred ideals -86306;1362985357;mircea_popescu;BitHub sure dood. -86305;1362985361;dub;it requires at least as much skill to use bitcoins as breath through ones nose -86304;1362985388;mircea_popescu;dub how do you explain most cocksuckers can't use bitcoin ? -86303;1362985395;dub;which excludes anyone that refers to themself as anon -86302;1362985397;MJR_;dub: wait, not sure if you mean it's easy or hard -86301;1362985408;BitHub;its hard -86300;1362985414;dub;its harder than hitting f5 -86299;1362985417;BitHub;even for people who aren't totally noob at internet -86298;1362985427;MJR_;really? -86297;1362985431;BitHub;just takes some time -86296;1362985435;MJR_;ok. I agree -86295;1362985445;MJR_;but I think it's relatively easy -86294;1362985458;MJR_;the hardest part is getting btc -86293;1362985464;BitHub;that is getting harder -86292;1362985493;MJR_;and that is only hard because of lame banks and difficulty of moving money -86291;1362985502;BitHub;sorry i mean it is hard at first -86290;1362985502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.580001 = 1.74 BTC [-] -86289;1362985503;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.571 = 1.713 BTC [-] -86288;1362985504;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.570001 = 1.71 BTC [-] -86287;1362985506;BitHub;really hard -86286;1362985507;MJR_;once you have some it is simple -86285;1362985519;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 23 @ 0.7 = 16.1 BTC [+] -86284;1362985560;MJR_;tell me the tipbot on Reddit is hard -86283;1362985572;BitHub;reddit is hard -86282;1362985589;BitHub;i only go to the bitcoin subredit -86281;1362985590;MJR_;hahaha, maybe hard to set up if you want to donate -86280;1362985604;MJR_;but I think for people receiving it, it's easy -86279;1362985606;BitHub;life's hard -86278;1362985610;MJR_;lol -86277;1362985610;BitHub;! -86276;1362985619;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.719999 = 7.2 BTC [+] -86275;1362985624;MJR_;it creates a wallet for you -86274;1362985639;jurov;hi all, http://mpex.coinbr.com/mpex-mktdepth.php fixed to be plain json -86273;1362985646;BitHub;i'm just over learning new shit all the time -86272;1362985658;MJR_;hi jurov -86271;1362985673;jurov;there's special config for it cause by default things are cached 15 mins -86270;1362985681;jurov;and i left jsonp part there -86269;1362985691;mircea_popescu;mystery unravelled -86268;1362985758;smickles;mircea_popescu: give $proxies a go -86267;1362985763;mircea_popescu;$proxies -86266;1362985765;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ["http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -86265;1362985770;mircea_popescu;coolness. -86264;1362985773;jurov;oh no -86263;1362985785;mircea_popescu;jurov ; this is intended to function as a permanent and maintained proxy list -86262;1362985788;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.72 = 1.44 BTC [+] -86261;1362985794;mircea_popescu;so that everyone can write code referencing here and always be online. -86260;1362985802;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -86259;1362985803;BitHub;how come no mpex room? -86258;1362985803;dub;really its a ddos c&c -86257;1362985805;mircea_popescu;even with distributed clients, or w/e -86256;1362985806;dub;:) -86255;1362985810;jurov;seems like everyone else is too afraid to get listed? -86254;1362985810;mircea_popescu;dub ayup -86253;1362985820;dub;dupe it to $target -86252;1362985830;mircea_popescu;jurov you get the standing ovation of being the only one there for a bit :D -86251;1362985865;mircea_popescu;but anyway, anyone writing code for mpex interfacing, bear the list in mind. -86250;1362985883;smickles;mircea_popescu and myself can add to the list with $proxies -86249;1362985913;mircea_popescu;the end scenario here is that the internet ends but mpex survives by now. -86248;1362985946;smickles;and now... -86247;1362985947;smickles;beer -86246;1362985950;the-bucket-shop;bbs? -86245;1362985978;smickles;let me pull out my 8000 baud modem -86244;1362985996;smickles;the-bucket-shop: no, next step, global meshnet -86243;1362986022;MJR_;smickles: that would be awesome -86242;1362986028;dub;someone was talking about a bitcoin over ham radio protocol a while bac -86241;1362986029;smickles;with nodes receiving their due in bitcoin for opperating -86240;1362986046;smickles;automagically -86239;1362986049;MJR_;ham would be cool -86238;1362986052;dub;but a network of phone numbers with modems would be really easy -86237;1362986063;MJR_;but I think at least in urban areas -86236;1362986070;MJR_;wifi will work best -86235;1362986091;jurov;don't forget to throw some fax numbers in the mix -86234;1362986096;MJR_;lol -86233;1362986099;smickles;multi-frequency mesnet. hams could jump the long distances, wifi for cities -86232;1362986106;MJR_;yeah -86231;1362986116;MJR_;now with 5ghz wifi -86230;1362986117;smickles;ham > 250 or w/o line of site < 250 -86229;1362986119;the-bucket-shop;i was sitting on sidelines for mpoe shares until I watched you guys knock this thing up. I'm a shareholder now because of it… -86228;1362986124;smickles;250 miles that is -86227;1362986126;MJR_;bandwidth is no problem -86226;1362986160;dub;dialup nodes should already be there tbh -86225;1362986164;MJR_;the-bucket-shop: welcome :) -86224;1362986171;dub;costs nothing but a phone number -86223;1362986186;dub;much more resilient than internet and most radio -86222;1362986222;MJR_;well...relies on existing infrastructure under others control -86221;1362986237;mircea_popescu;actually the plan was to have tcp/ip reimpremented over pigeons -86220;1362986244;MJR_;lolz -86219;1362986245;dub;no different to anything else -86218;1362986260;dub;and pstn still stays up well after teh lights go out (mostly) -86217;1362986266;smickles;see, that's why meshnet is awesome, you contribute what you have, even if it is just a pigeon -86216;1362986269;MJR_;well a community could implement a wireless mesh network under their control -86215;1362986288;smickles;it all falls down to power tho -86214;1362986294;dub;MJR_: thats other peoples infrastructure too -86213;1362986295;smickles;they can shut off the grid -86212;1362986309;smickles;they can stop shipments of gas -86211;1362986311;MJR_;I meant AT&T not your neighbor -86210;1362986317;jurov;let us bouce teh orderz from ionosphere -86209;1362986320;MJR_;and get sun/wind -86208;1362986322;jurov;*bounce -86207;1362986329;dub;only ham works in that case -86206;1362986345;smickles;solar and wind power would be easily spotted,dissappeared -86205;1362986351;MJR_;bitcoin in a walking dead type world -86204;1362986357;smickles;we're just fucked. lets stop now -86203;1362986364;smickles;;D -86202;1362986388;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/xiaolai/status/302410515953623040 -86201;1362986389;mircea_popescu;dafuck -86200;1362986407;dub;walking dead world only takes a few years to resolve though -86199;1362986422;smickles;mircea_popescu: what's the scribbles mean on that? -86198;1362986428;dub;theres what 400k people in america? -86197;1362986429;mircea_popescu;no idea -86196;1362986444;MJR_;guy Fawkes mask -86195;1362986449;BitHub;is that who did the ddos? -86194;1362986453;dub;probably at least that many bullets in your avg small town -86193;1362986471;MJR_;dub: 400k in America? -86192;1362986476;pizzaman1337;google translate says "It turned out that the Chinese people do ah! Mailboxes are" -86191;1362986477;dub;idk -86190;1362986486;MJR_;lol -86189;1362986489;dub;is it less? -86188;1362986490;smickles;most people with guy fawkes masks want to overthrow the gov't and replace it w/ a theocracy. just like guy fawkes, right? -86187;1362986502;dub;400M rather -86186;1362986506;MJR_;smickles: not that I know of -86185;1362986521;MJR_;dub: there u go lol, I was confused -86184;1362986523;dub;still, not that many zombies to clean up -86183;1362986524;mircea_popescu;BitHub i don't think so. -86182;1362986533;smickles;MJR_: so why do they wear guy fawkes masks? -86181;1362986563;dub;smickles: because they want to hit f5 -86180;1362986586;smickles;they should turn it up to f11 -86179;1362986595;BitHub;betsotbitcoin who ddos mpex? -86178;1362986598;BitHub;of -86177;1362986603;dub;that scientology raid has a lot to answer for -86176;1362986620;dub;there is no mask wearing legion -86175;1362986624;MJR_;anti-cyber-surveillance; -86174;1362986631;mircea_popescu;gabridome hey, link to your github again ? -86173;1362986635;MJR_;well -86172;1362986668;smickles;mircea_popescu: https://github.com/gabridome/mpex-sh -86171;1362986673;smickles;go figure -86170;1362986675;MJR_;they apparently want to fight against banks, religions that are mean, and govt spying -86169;1362986678;mircea_popescu;ty -86168;1362986701;dub;occupy wasn't anon -86167;1362986707;MJR_;yes -86166;1362986709;MJR_;t -86165;1362986714;MJR_;you are right -86164;1362986722;MJR_;but there was some overlap -86163;1362986746;MJR_;anti-cyber-surveillance; -86162;1362986764;pizzaman1337;I'm assuming the options with ids ending in "T" are "this month" and "N" are "next month"? -86161;1362986771;smickles;yup -86160;1362986780;smickles;last friday of the month -86159;1362986795;jurov;pizzaman1337, yes -86158;1362986843;pizzaman1337;it might be a good idea to put that in the FAQ, didn't see it there -86157;1362986846;dub;fighting against govt spying is just trolling -86156;1362986854;smickles;i loved it when some guy said that the options' ids were needlessly complicated and incomprehensible... i pointed out an option on google. i won. -86155;1362986859;dub;govt has been looking at everything for a long time -86154;1362986881;dub;that cow is out the gate -86153;1362986914;smickles;dub: cow tipping is a prized sport where i come from -86152;1362986968;dub;THATs why the right to bear arms is so important -86151;1362986981;smickles;shoot the cow tippers -86150;1362986989;smickles;? -86149;1362986998;dub;you need arms to tip a cow -86148;1362987004;smickles;lol -86147;1362987042;[\\\];not true -86146;1362987044;dub;its all clear now -86145;1362987044;[\\\];feet. -86144;1362987072;dub;how are you going to open the gate? -86143;1362987093;MJR_;lol, I don't understand the logic in maintaining a "right" from the people you need that right to protect yourself from -86142;1362987108;[\\\];feet. -86141;1362987119;[\\\];Cow gates aren't complicated. -86140;1362987128;MJR_;govt. give me the right to have a gun, so that I can stop you from taking my gun? -86139;1362987129;[\\\];Its not like they've got combo dials -86138;1362987135;mircea_popescu;smickles lol -86137;1362987136;dub;MJR_: neither, its like but you elected them? -86136;1362987162;smickles;MJR_: well, it started out from the perspective that gov't should be subserviant (sp?) to individuals -86135;1362987165;MJR_;to me, it is seeming like gives are increasingly less relevant -86134;1362987180;mircea_popescu;subservient -86133;1362987182;MJR_;govts* -86132;1362987183;smickles;the right doesn't come from the gov't -86131;1362987183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -86130;1362987193;smickles;it is put upon the gov't -86129;1362987194;MJR_;I agree -86128;1362987204;smickles;thx mircea_popescu :) -86127;1362987220;MJR_;point being, what they choose to do doesn't matter -86126;1362987250;MJR_;only brought up govt bc most people in murica refer to the 2nd amendment -86125;1362987267;dub;[\\\]: you've got to lift the little springy bit holding the chain latching teh gate shut -86124;1362987294;mircea_popescu;you can do that with your tit -86123;1362987316;smickles;MJR_: thing is, the 2nd amendment doesn't prevent them from taking the guns, it just prevents them from making a law to prohibit gun ownership -86122;1362987351;MJR_;if you trust them to follow rules... -86121;1362987351;mircea_popescu;A dollar spent mining bitcoins in 2010 now worth $53K. -86120;1362987353;mircea_popescu;hehe. -86119;1362987391;smickles;;;ticker -86118;1362987392;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.72010, Best ask: 46.98800, Bid-ask spread: 0.26790, Last trade: 46.98898, 24 hour volume: 30169.98410034, 24 hour low: 45.47100, 24 hour high: 47.70000, 24 hour vwap: 46.51254 -86117;1362987392;the-bucket-shop;2nd amendment protects encryption too - as well as probably bitcoin -86116;1362987392;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.72 = 2.16 BTC [+] -86115;1362987413;smickles;;;view -86114;1362987414;gribble;#13941 Sun Mar 10 09:58:52 2013 smickles SELL 20.0 btc @ 49.82 usd (None) -86113;1362987415;MJR_;they stopped classifying encryption as a munition -86112;1362987426;smickles;yeah, pgp busted that -86111;1362987442;MJR_;I posted a link to that xkcd -86110;1362987455;smickles;i've got a copy of the original pgp source code somewhere -86109;1362987464;smickles;printed when that whole debacle was going on -86108;1362987514;smickles;people are great, gov't is liek: it's illegal to distribute that code!! peeps are like: let's print it in a book and send it everywhere!!!! -86107;1362987535;mircea_popescu;lo lyup -86106;1362987552;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla so intrade is shut down. where's all the experts advising bitbet should be more like intrade ? -86105;1362987556;smickles;a good copy of that book is worth upwards of 100 usd now iirc -86104;1362987572;mircea_popescu;that's what i want to know. for all the posturing and pretense when they're wrong but don't know it yet, -86103;1362987582;mircea_popescu;where's the humility and apologetics when it's proven they were in fact wrong ? -86102;1362987587;mircea_popescu;*crickets* -86101;1362987590;[\\\];I'm sorry. -86100;1362987594;[\\\];There, I said it. -86099;1362987603;mircea_popescu;lol were you the guy with the emails ? -86098;1362987606;MJR_;:) -86097;1362987625;smickles;mircea_popescu: not likely, imsa is quite a good troll -86096;1362987626;[\\\];I made no comments about intrade or bitbet -86095;1362987635;smickles;;) -86094;1362987640;mircea_popescu;there was this one guy, jesus, i even blogged about him -86093;1362987641;[\\\];but I can be humble and apologetic. -86092;1362987644;mircea_popescu;[\\\] wd! -86091;1362987655;mircea_popescu;[\\\] for this weeks' bitcoin jesus -86090;1362987660;[\\\];mircea_popescu: you're blogging about jesus? -86089;1362987667;[\\\];is that bible 2.0? -86088;1362987668;mircea_popescu;ahahah -86087;1362987677;smickles;wait, bitcoin jesus was an actual topic? -86086;1362987678;mircea_popescu;nono, this guy explaining to me the virtues of intradelineness -86085;1362987683;smickles;not just a joke the other day? -86084;1362987684;mircea_popescu;jesus is just an expletive -86083;1362987686;mircea_popescu;like fuck -86082;1362987693;[\\\];but that isn't clear from your text -86081;1362987697;[\\\];your girl would rip you on it. -86080;1362987702;mircea_popescu;heh -86079;1362987716;mircea_popescu;i pay her to point outwards -86078;1362987720;mircea_popescu;not inwards. -86077;1362987726;smickles;so, it's "bitcoin JESUS!" -86076;1362987731;MJR_;not to confuse but I think bitcoin Jesus was def a topic -86075;1362987735;[\\\];is that why she wears a strapon? -86074;1362987744;mircea_popescu;[\\\] it's a spikeon -86073;1362987750;[\\\];you're a kinky fellow -86072;1362987766;mircea_popescu;better kinky than cooky i always say. -86071;1362987780;[\\\];smickles, its well after bedtime. I claim no credit for my antics. -86070;1362987782;MJR_;👍 -86069;1362987783;bitfoo;+1 for informative titles -86068;1362987794;mircea_popescu;also max keiser is going bitcoincrazy -86067;1362987801;[\\\];who is max keiser? -86066;1362987808;mircea_popescu;this nutjob guy -86065;1362987813;smickles;[\\\]: beer 4 here, any neat stuff i say is lucky -86064;1362987814;[\\\];did anyone see the tweet from the old, self proclaimed bitcoin jesus? -86063;1362987820;MJR_;that's when bitcoin Jesus came up -86062;1362987825;mircea_popescu;Timothy Maxwell "Max" Keiser is an American broadcaster and film-maker. He hosts Keiser Report, a financial program broadcast on RT. -86061;1362987830;smickles;s/neat/witty/ -86060;1362987840;MJR_;I like that chick from RT -86059;1362987845;smickles;his name would be timothy -86058;1362987847;[\\\];smickles, I knew what you meant. You're well paste neat, trending towards sloppy. -86057;1362987850;mircea_popescu;that;'s him MJR_ -86056;1362987856;[\\\];past* -86055;1362987876;MJR_;He is crazy -86054;1362987883;mircea_popescu;[\\\] he';s not sloppy, shampoo is just very expensive where he lives. -86053;1362987888;[\\\];Whatever happened to all of the different bitcoin vblogs? -86052;1362987890;MJR_;lol -86051;1362987902;[\\\];There used to be all of these different 'shows' -86050;1362987906;MJR_;avoid the keiser report -86049;1362987908;[\\\];back when coins were like 'free' -86048;1362987910;smickles;lol, mircea_popescu my wife just told me to wash my hair too -86047;1362987920;mircea_popescu;we clearly have a konspiraci -86046;1362987925;[\\\];smickles, I'm pretty certain she was talking about your ass. -86045;1362987952;Rick__;f1b69921 expired? -86044;1362987957;MJR_;I think there is a conspiracy going on to change the spelling to konspiraci -86043;1362987960;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 14 @ 0.000726 = 0.0102 BTC [+] -86042;1362987963;mircea_popescu;Rick__ yes rick, need to switch over to new key. -86041;1362987968;smickles;/¯(°_o)/¯ -86040;1362987972;mircea_popescu;did you see the announcement last month ? -86039;1362987973;Rick__;where is the new key? -86038;1362987977;mircea_popescu;k 1 sec -86037;1362987980;[\\\];smickles, what is that? -86036;1362987998;jurov;[\\\] drunk reddit alien -86035;1362988004;smickles;[\\\]: it's the i dunno lol dog with one arm backwards -86034;1362988005;[\\\];oh -86033;1362988009;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/9M25zBr7 -86032;1362988012;smickles;looks like a zombie to me -86031;1362988018;[\\\];it was blending with Rick__ -86030;1362988020;[\\\];confusing the look -86029;1362988032;Rick__;I cant open this website -86028;1362988036;Rick__;dont know why -86027;1362988037;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1999 BTC [+] -86026;1362988046;[\\\];jesus -86025;1362988047;mircea_popescu;oh -86024;1362988050;mircea_popescu;mk 1 sec -86023;1362988052;Rick__;did you put the new key in the faq? -86022;1362988055;smickles;woah, can't open pastebin? -86021;1362988059;mircea_popescu;he;s in china -86020;1362988064;Rick__;yeah -86019;1362988071;Rick__;it's chinese issue -86018;1362988082;mircea_popescu;Rick__ http://dpaste.com/1018975/ -86017;1362988091;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -86016;1362988096;smickles;that's like not being able to go to Rick__.isgay.com back in the 90's -86015;1362988097;jurov;Rick__ and mpex.coinbr.com works or it was harmonized, too? -86014;1362988109;mircea_popescu;harmonized lol -86013;1362988111;mircea_popescu;roflmao -86012;1362988121;MJR_;lol -86011;1362988123;Rick__;yes it works now -86010;1362988126;mircea_popescu;a cool. -86009;1362988128;jurov;yea, that's official term -86008;1362988140;mircea_popescu;more like hummerized -86007;1362988143;[\\\];aww -86006;1362988145;Rick__;thank you all -86005;1362988149;[\\\];they got ride of the wildcard cna -86004;1362988150;[\\\];cname -86003;1362988152;mircea_popescu;poor rick tho. he's had a full weekend -86002;1362988157;mircea_popescu;what with all the emerging surprises -86001;1362988159;[\\\];it was always fun to point people to meatspin -86000;1362988167;[\\\];http://smickles.loves.meatspin.com -85999;1362988168;smickles;was? -85998;1362988182;[\\\];but the wildcard is gone, so it doesn't work now -85997;1362988187;[\\\];only http://meatspin.com -85996;1362988188;mircea_popescu;doesn't resolve smickles -85995;1362988212;MJR_;error 503... -85994;1362988213;smickles;it's hard enough to find goatse, even, anymore -85993;1362988218;MJR_;for me -85992;1362988237;MJR_;I was talking about mpex.coinbr -85991;1362988240;[\\\];http://www.goatse.bz/ -85990;1362988250;MJR_;!proxies -85989;1362988251;smickles;what's leve is http://youtu.be/oHg5SJYRHA0 -85988;1362988253;smickles;and such -85987;1362988257;smickles;MJR_: $ -85986;1362988258;[\\\];http://www.prolapseman.com/ -85985;1362988265;MJR_;$proxies -85984;1362988267;mpexbot;MJR_: ["http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -85983;1362988270;mircea_popescu;hum it's fine here MJR_ -85982;1362988272;[\\\];http://www.walkthedinosaur.com/ -85981;1362988283;smickles;badgerbadgerbadger.com -85980;1362988309;Rick__;did you put the new key in the faq? -85979;1362988321;mircea_popescu;Rick__ not yet. -85978;1362988321;smickles;i don't think so -85977;1362988327;Rick__;okay -85976;1362988328;smickles;;;ident mircea_popescu -85975;1362988328;gribble;Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu', is identified as user mircea_popescu, with GPG key id 8A736F0E2FB7B452, key fingerprint 6160E1CAC8A3C52966FD76998A736F0E2FB7B452, and bitcoin address None -85974;1362988333;smickles;but he's legit -85973;1362988347;mircea_popescu;Rick__ i'll be doing the updates of that nature once we get stuff back online and runnign smoothly -85972;1362988359;mircea_popescu;it was announced early feb and since then but -85971;1362988364;mircea_popescu;obviously some people missed it -85970;1362988368;Rick__;okay -85969;1362988507;MJR_;Ltc hit .40 should have waited a few hours to dump lol -85968;1362988641;error4733;srlsy ? -85967;1362988669;jurov;MJR_: don't worry over it, prolly will crash soon -85966;1362988676;MJR_;oh I know -85965;1362988683;error4733;please yes -85964;1362988695;error4733;need to load hehe -85963;1362988697;MJR_;I only am mining it because I have 28 cores doing nothing -85962;1362988713;error4733;make sens -85961;1362988717;error4733;... -85960;1362988717;MJR_;and I can't get cash to btc-e otherwise -85959;1362988721;jurov;i guess it will crash while i'll be waiting for litecoind to sync. i have such luck -85958;1362988743;mircea_popescu;the june 2010 peak looks so pathetic from up here -85957;1362988747;MJR_;that's where my deposit came from today jurov :) -85956;1362988799;MJR_;by the way, im not sure what you guys use, but im loving gnucash -85955;1362988874;MJR_;and if it's at all possible to generate ofx files it would be awesome! -85954;1362989246;smickles;so if you anticipated the rise, amazon cloud mining would've been very profitable -85953;1362989329;smickles;may 15 2011, was when that howto was posted -85952;1362989372;BitHub;can i pay miner fees in ltc instead? -85951;1362989404;smickles;miner fees? like bitcoin tx fees? -85950;1362989492;smickles;jesus fuck, bitcoin was under 6 usd on may 11 2011. leveraging amazon cloud would made bank -85949;1362989510;smickles;then you still had that whole fall to 2 -85948;1362989696;smickles;;;calc .38 / 9 * 45 -85947;1362989697;gribble;1.9 -85946;1362989724;smickles;oh, maybe not :/ -85945;1362989755;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=8405.msg126121#msg126121 -85944;1362989767;smickles;"Congratulations! You've just discovered a ceiling above which price of bitcoin will never rise (at current difficulty). 20/0.38 = 52.63 USD/BTC." -85943;1362990144;MJR_;wtf? tesla only gets 80mh/s -85942;1362990177;smickles;MJR_: that was some time ago -85941;1362990183;smickles;improvements have been made -85940;1362990195;MJR_;I can imagine -85939;1362990223;MJR_;my fpga project is coming along -85938;1362990370;MJR_;hmm. think getting a ticker price on Bloomberg is possible -85937;1362990603;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.74 BTC [+] -85936;1362990663;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.48 BTC [+] -85935;1362990999;random_cat;mpex dead? -85934;1362991008;smickles;nope -85933;1362991014;smickles;$proxies -85932;1362991016;mpexbot;smickles: ["http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -85931;1362991022;smickles;$list SupyMPEx -85930;1362991022;mpexbot;smickles: depth, post, proxies, and vwap -85929;1362991033;smickles;$help post -85928;1362991033;mpexbot;smickles: (post ) -- Supply a pastebin paste key containing a signed and encrypted MPEx command. Respondes with a pastebin URL with MPEx's response. -85927;1362991036;random_cat;nm.. had wrong url -85926;1362991048;mircea_popescu;hi random_cat -85925;1362991076;random_cat;howdy mircea_popescu -85924;1362991130;Franktank;Anyone selling ASICMiner shares at 0.6/share? -85923;1362991184;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -85922;1362991186;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.65 / 0.70633 / 0.79899 (146 shares, 103.1 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.68884 / 1 (1322 shares, 910.6 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.68884 / 1 (1322 shares, 910.6 BTC) -85921;1362991193;mircea_popescu;not yet that ow is it. -85920;1362991222;Franktank;What? -85919;1362991231;smickles;kakobrekla: what do you think about putting !help and $list SupyMPEx in the topic? -85918;1362991232;mircea_popescu;asicminer. not yet quite at .6 -85917;1362991237;mircea_popescu;smickles pms -85916;1362991269;Franktank;I don't know what you mean mircea -85915;1362991310;mircea_popescu;asicminer-pt is the btct.co listed passthrough for asicminer. -85914;1362991320;mircea_popescu;it has traded between .65 and about 1. -85913;1362991327;mircea_popescu;it dropped recently, but not as low as .6 -85912;1362991359;MJR_;mircea_popescu: what was the bond interest rate last month? -85911;1362991360;Franktank;Why has it dropped? It's current the best stock right now, isn't it? -85910;1362991377;mircea_popescu;not in any estimation i'm familiar with. what do you mean "best" ? -85909;1362991387;mircea_popescu;MJR_ 5%ish iirc. -85908;1362991394;mircea_popescu;want me to look ? -85907;1362991405;Franktank;MJR? -85906;1362991421;MJR_;no worries -85905;1362991434;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/maxkeiser/status/310915333592588289 lol this guy. -85904;1362991440;MJR_;just want to diversify this month, we'll see -85903;1362991447;mircea_popescu;he's been on some interview, and every 5 minutes, "hey, did i mention i'm a bitcoin millionaire ?" -85902;1362991502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.48 BTC [+] -85901;1362991508;Franktank;Well what is considered better than ASICMiner in your opinion? -85900;1362991525;mircea_popescu;by what criteria betteR ? -85899;1362991527;MJR_;is this to be our rockefellers and Astors? -85898;1362991553;MJR_;Franktank: it really only depends on what you have to pay -85897;1362991562;Franktank;Dividend payout, increased resale value, etc -85896;1362991606;mircea_popescu;by historical resale value s.mpoe, indubitably. it opened like 2.9k satoshi, now trading 75s -85895;1362991621;mircea_popescu;by dividend payout s.dice, it paid out something like 68k btc so far -85894;1362991656;mircea_popescu;course s.bbet also saw some crazy appreciation but most of it happened on ipo day -85893;1362991838;mircea_popescu;mindblown. -85892;1362991885;MJR_;lol -85891;1362991940;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/311005716737581057 -85890;1362991946;mircea_popescu;incredible what fits in 140 chars. -85889;1362992021;smickles;mircea_popescu: do you recall what was in that bag? -85888;1362992030;smickles;(twitter background pic) -85887;1362992045;mircea_popescu;girl clothes, some chocolate. water. -85886;1362992071;smickles;I had it down for a bag full of chocolate -85885;1362992077;smickles;i was close, i suppose -85884;1362992091;mircea_popescu;:p -85883;1362992112;ZedsterX;it's a fuckin purse -85882;1362992119;mircea_popescu;it's not a purse. -85881;1362992122;mircea_popescu;it's european. -85880;1362992134;ZedsterX;purse -85879;1362992157;smickles;not that there's anything wrong with that -85878;1362992167;mircea_popescu;lol -85877;1362992176;ZedsterX;depends on your outlook i guess -85876;1362992177;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX you missed some references there m'lad. -85875;1362992194;mircea_popescu;smickles https://si0.twimg.com/profile_background_images/9854979/tweetar.jpg -85874;1362992234;ZedsterX;i could be you father btw -85873;1362992240;ZedsterX;lad -85872;1362992260;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://youtu.be/-d_VAWyCFE8 -85871;1362992274;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX pix or it never happened. -85870;1362992306;ZedsterX;so if i have no pix of me being 48 i am not 48? -85869;1362992357;mircea_popescu;no, if you have no pix with my (preferably naked) mom -85868;1362992360;mircea_popescu;you couldn't have been my dad. -85867;1362992366;ZedsterX;hehe -85866;1362992370;smickles;if you really want something done, you have to admit it's a purse -85865;1362992380;smickles;micera gets things done -85864;1362992398;smickles;er, mircea -85863;1362992407;mircea_popescu;lol ima call you scrabbles. -85862;1362992450;smickles;i should've typed 'a crime' -85861;1362992460;jurov;lol, tim ferriss calls such a "man bag". quite a fag there. -85860;1362992502;smickles;tim ferris? that well off dude who writes books? -85859;1362992534;jurov;yes. in 5 hour body he admitted to carrying a protable weights in his man bag -85858;1362992543;jurov;to weight his poop -85857;1362992547;mircea_popescu;i don't what -85856;1362992549;jurov;i'm not making this up -85855;1362992553;smickles;maybe you're just 'mi acre' -85854;1362992560;mircea_popescu;who weighs their shit !? -85853;1362992572;mircea_popescu;does he taste it ? -85852;1362992589;smickles;best way to grasp the texture -85851;1362992605;ZedsterX;nice -85850;1362992638;jurov;okay let's get back to choco bonbons -85849;1362992643;mircea_popescu;http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lx902wVrSI1qfsmaho1_1280.jpg -85848;1362992646;mircea_popescu;somewhat related. -85847;1362992646;smickles;come to think of it, oral retention, anal retention. BY YOUR POWERS COMBINE! -85846;1362992688;ZedsterX;wonder twin powers! -85845;1362992719;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -85844;1362992720;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.55100, Best ask: 47.94000, Bid-ask spread: 0.38900, Last trade: 47.55000, 24 hour volume: 35518.49297168, 24 hour low: 45.47100, 24 hour high: 47.95000, 24 hour vwap: 46.68101 -85843;1362992833;smickles;that's a pretty sharp rise -85842;1362992845;mod6;one more try here ;) -85841;1362992887;mod6;or not...? -85840;1362992889;smickles;~46 to ~48 in a tick's life -85839;1362992923;smickles;wow, lotta off-gox trading -85838;1362993004;mircea_popescu;smickles it'd surprise me if they actually had 1/3 of exchange mkt atm. -85837;1362993046;smickles;iknow iknow, but this is what's easily reported -85836;1362993071;mircea_popescu;kinda going the way of tradehill unfortunately. -85835;1362993094;mircea_popescu;i think i'm going to end up feeding my options with a usd fixing price -85834;1362993124;smickles;orly? -85833;1362993138;mircea_popescu;i see no other way. -85832;1362993147;mircea_popescu;hold daily meetings, have a fixing, end of story. -85831;1362993227;smickles;daily meeting sorta-kinda seem like they might be your thing -85830;1362993235;mircea_popescu;lol how do you mean ? -85829;1362993348;jurov;lmao totally should have foreseen that... btcusd being officially quoted by mpex -85828;1362993374;mircea_popescu;jurov it wouldn't be, no. -85827;1362993416;mircea_popescu;do you know how fixing works? -85826;1362993417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 244641 @ 0.00075 = 183.4808 BTC [+] -85825;1362993419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5359 @ 0.00076718 = 4.1113 BTC [+] -85824;1362993423;mod6;well, it works better kinda, takes direct messages... but it blew up on the second message. -85823;1362993426;mod6;http://dpaste.com/1019032/ -85822;1362993440;mod6;lemme see... -85821;1362993446;smickles;like you maybe-might be in the position to have the time for them and beyond that your bouyant bayance by speech is not much matched here ;) -85820;1362993466;mircea_popescu;hahaah saywut! -85819;1362993467;jurov;mircea_popescu perhaps not fully in this situation -85818;1362993480;mircea_popescu;ok, it's like this. suppose the three main dealers are A, B and C. -85817;1362993493;mircea_popescu;chair X calls the meeting. X proposes price, say 47.5 -85816;1362993507;mircea_popescu;a, b and c go through their books, see what customers want, see what they want on their own account -85815;1362993525;mircea_popescu;then they say. a buys 50k usd. b sells 25k usd. c sells 70k usd. -85814;1362993532;mircea_popescu;25 + 70 > 50k so its not fixed -85813;1362993538;mircea_popescu;x has to call a lower price now -85812;1362993540;jurov;ah that kind of meeting you mean -85811;1362993541;mircea_popescu;say 47.3 -85810;1362993548;mircea_popescu;now a b and c review their books -85809;1362993554;mod6;think i just need to add some sleep time.... -85808;1362993554;mircea_popescu;42 12 40 -85807;1362993555;mircea_popescu;etc -85806;1362993567;mircea_popescu;this process is called fixing, it's widely used to obtain a price. -85805;1362993574;smickles;you get that going and you'll have all the fun -85804;1362993595;mircea_popescu;well, fun goes to the mean in general. -85803;1362993635;smickles;i think fun occurs most in the regression. the mean is just incidental -85802;1362993644;mircea_popescu;tat's a point. -85801;1362993670;jurov;heh i first understood "mean" as in the other meaning -85800;1362993687;mircea_popescu;tht's what i originally meant :D -85799;1362993706;smickles;yeah, english is fucked that way -85798;1362993717;mod6;darn -85797;1362993719;jurov;english is mean -85796;1362993732;smickles;oh, lol -85795;1362993779;smickles;wtf? past historic first singular: bayai -85794;1362993782;smickles;???? -85793;1362993805;smickles;baierai -85792;1362993814;smickles;how the fuck is that a word!!?!?! -85791;1362993832;mircea_popescu;to dance. -85790;1362993834;mircea_popescu;french -85789;1362993854;smickles;wuh? -85788;1362993857;mircea_popescu;o no wait -85787;1362993863;mircea_popescu;this is wtf, yawning ? -85786;1362993868;smickles;supposedly, this is english -85785;1362993891;mircea_popescu;maybe via french in the middle ages -85784;1362993904;smickles;baieraient -85783;1362993930;mircea_popescu;eh cmon this is french -85782;1362993950;smickles;oh, i'm on the wrong wikipedia -85781;1362993954;mircea_popescu;ahahaha lmao -85780;1362993963;mircea_popescu;FabianB : -85779;1362993966;mircea_popescu;$proxies -85778;1362993967;smickles;there's a lot of french here which i didn't notice -85777;1362993967;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ["http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -85776;1362994011;mircea_popescu;and ima be off. later all! -85775;1362994026;mod6;later! -85774;1362994047;smickles;!later -85773;1362994061;mod6;heh -85772;1362994080;mod6;im talkin to da mpex bot via private message -85771;1362994082;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.46 = 2.92 BTC [-] -85770;1362994092;mod6;at least thats working ok lol -85769;1362994116;mod6;got the depth back and output is good, now to see if I can successfully get another request -85768;1362994142;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5451 BTC [-] -85767;1362994154;mod6;wtf -85766;1362994160;mircea_popescu;call it bitchhotter -85765;1362994202;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.12 BTC [-] -85764;1362994219;mod6;heheh -85763;1362994245;mod6;so it seems like it gets the first request and weather, vwap or depth, works great. -85762;1362994277;mod6;but on the second request i only seem to get a Pastebin.com Unknown Paste ID -85761;1362994284;mod6;in html... ok -85760;1362994372;mod6;maybe one just needs to wait a bit between requests? -85759;1362994445;mod6;ok one more try... its already way less shitty than yesterday -85758;1362994500;jurov;;;goxlag -85757;1362994501;gribble;2025.557307 seconds -85756;1362994510;jurov;what is the record? -85755;1362994634;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.719999 BTC [-] -85754;1362994735;mod6;first command worked good -85753;1362994748;mod6;gonna wait before i issue next command -85752;1362994787;mod6;here's the output from the first, smpoe vwap: http://dpaste.com/1019052/ -85751;1362994936;mod6;ok lets try second one? -85750;1362994981;mod6;ok. heh. -85749;1362995025;mod6;s.dice depth returned fine: http://dpaste.com/1019055/ -85748;1362995313;mod6;third command worked fine, maybe I got it fixed... http://dpaste.com/1019058/ -85747;1362995341;mod6;gonna check this in quick -85746;1362995939;mod6;ok here you go guys: https://github.com/modsix/bitotter_perl/blob/master/bitotter_market_data.pl -85745;1362995999;mod6;i'll still add more stuff, like it checking stuff out with gribble... so thats still coming yet -85744;1362996107;mod6;anyway, have a good one :] -85743;1362996286;dub;jurov: was over ten minutes a couple days ago -85742;1362996309;jurov;dub ? -85741;1362996317;dub;goxlag -85740;1362996340;jurov;2000 seconds is more than 10 min -85739;1362996375;dub;oh i missed a 0 -85738;1362997237;googoo;!help -85737;1362997237;assbot;List of commands: -85736;1362997238;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -85735;1362997239;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -85734;1362997282;googoo;!ticker SDICE -85733;1362997282;assbot;How can I be of assistance, my poor man? -85732;1362997301;googoo;!ticker G.SDICE -85731;1362997302;assbot;Um, shouldn't you be with your own tribe or somethin'? -85730;1362997410;googoo;!ticker MPEX -85729;1362997411;assbot;Yeah. No damn tobacco, that's for sure. -85728;1362997434;googoo;!ticker MPEX S.DICE -85727;1362997435;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005884 / 0.00594744 / 0.006 (30426 shares, 180.96 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00560095 / 0.006225 (403237 shares, 2,258.51 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00616304 / 0.0069 (3614671 shares, 22,277.39 BTC) -85726;1362997829;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.22001 BTC [-] -85725;1362998972;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01231 BTC [-] -85724;1363045630;jcpham;it is being spliced as we speak -85723;1363045649;mircea_popescu;soo what's new ? -85722;1363045656;jcpham;channel flaming you -85721;1363045659;mircea_popescu;o rly ? -85720;1363045660;jcpham;busted ass mpex -85719;1363045674;mircea_popescu;must increase fee ? -85718;1363045679;jcpham;mos def -85717;1363045680;gesell;im not flaming. just saying id like to know more about why its down -85716;1363045682;jcpham;50btc -85715;1363045702;mircea_popescu;gesell ddos. -85714;1363045712;jurov;to be mitigated using .... RAID??? -85713;1363045716;gesell;why not host some static pages on free cloud services? -85712;1363045720;jcpham;that's not good enough mircea_popescu -85711;1363045720;mircea_popescu;jurov that's unrelated. -85710;1363045726;jcpham;we'll need a graph or something -85709;1363045731;mircea_popescu;gesell you can use the proxy listed in topic or else the irc bots to trade -85708;1363045735;jurov;yes... but it looked liike i'm ddosed -85707;1363045758;mircea_popescu;jurov all cloud is yet kinda shaky you know ? -85706;1363045766;gesell;mircea_popescu: proxy is fine. just curious the logic. seems that loosing the face of mpex (which the web presense is part of) would make some question -85705;1363045785;gesell;mircea_popescu: the questions are natural for investors. and also natural to want more details... -85704;1363045798;mircea_popescu;gesell surely. there's been ample disucssion here and also reports regularly posted in the forum. -85703;1363045799;gesell;if its ddos, whats the plan. just no web presence? -85702;1363045806;gesell;okay -85701;1363045808;mircea_popescu;let me get you a link eh ? -85700;1363045816;gesell;yup, cool -85699;1363045820;dub;its raining in the cloud today -85698;1363045846;dub;jurov: you did tick the persistent storage box rite? don't do a poland -85697;1363045855;mircea_popescu;gesell https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138956.msg1598165#msg1598165 -85696;1363045879;mircea_popescu;o, he moved all coinbr to amazon ? -85695;1363045882;jurov;dub yes that was first thing i checked -85694;1363045906;jurov;mircea_popescu, pretty much. except keys and such -85693;1363045992;jurov;i did except flaky performance...but 25 second I/O delays causing whole machine to drop connections? er, uhm. -85692;1363046064;mircea_popescu;heh latest update from tech -85691;1363046067;mircea_popescu;"We got the server rebuilt. Issues as expected. It's working in RAID 10 right now. I know you said RAID 6 but before we take this down again, can you live with 10?" -85690;1363046110;dub;true ballers roll raid 1000 -85689;1363046127;mircea_popescu;i'm like... meh, watch me go 10 and then have two disks fail. -85688;1363046200;jcpham;mircea_popescu when does rota get paid -85687;1363046206;mircea_popescu;end of the year. -85686;1363046209;jcpham;you can pay me quarterly, I'm fine with it -85685;1363046211;mircea_popescu;lol -85684;1363046229;jcpham;what if you can't afford it by then -85683;1363046238;mircea_popescu;then you're sol aren;t you -85682;1363046244;jcpham;hurrrrr -85681;1363046283;jurov;jcpham, go to btcjam and show them your proof of employment -85680;1363046292;mircea_popescu;he's employed now ?! -85679;1363046300;jcpham;no thank you jurov -85678;1363046307;jurov;"employed" in rota -85677;1363046316;jcpham;why would i even have a btcjam account -85676;1363046326;jcpham;i heard they loan liquidity to an exchange -85675;1363046336;jurov;haha... ashamed, better forgot -85674;1363046355;mircea_popescu;jcpham i wouldn't wory about that, it's kinda like coinlab bringing rupees to wall street -85673;1363046416;jurov;no they're all about bahts, have you seen the symbol? -85672;1363046423;mircea_popescu;anyway, things are getting pretty much wrapped up, im upgrading mpex.co back online from "this week" to "today". -85671;1363046452;jurov;yup, congrats -85670;1363046586;mircea_popescu;youtube being fags : http://www.youtube.com/embed/8c1BQkKUsx0 < does not need flash ; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c1BQkKUsx0 does need flash -85669;1363046599;jurov;have you seen https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=49417.msg1610708#msg1610708 ? -85668;1363046637;mircea_popescu;howly fuck -85667;1363046640;mircea_popescu;it just never ends does it -85666;1363046696;mircea_popescu;wait. this is asicminer pool ? -85665;1363046699;dub;this DrG idiot -85664;1363046731;gesell;mircea_popescu: thanks for the link -85663;1363046736;jcpham;yeah mircea_popescu -85662;1363046748;jcpham;the op of the asicminer pool decided to fork his pool for a few minutes -85661;1363046748;mircea_popescu;so basically asicminer made a shitton -85660;1363046753;jcpham;accidentally -85659;1363046754;mircea_popescu;and there's going to be drama ? -85658;1363046763;dub;not commiserate with teh ideals of bitcoin, kind of person bitcoin does not need.. The person is blatantly and willfully violating the trust of Bitcoin network and for that he/she should be reprimanded. -85657;1363046766;jcpham;so while bitcoind was running with no db -85656;1363046772;dub;what is this shit -85655;1363046773;gesell;mircea_popescu: are you seriously considering a gmail protocol? this seems nuts. maybe you should consider https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1149 first -85654;1363046774;jcpham;i assume the miners were doing diff 0 shares -85653;1363046775;mircea_popescu;dub da fck is this ?! -85652;1363046788;jcpham;until the hot wallet was empty -85651;1363046817;mircea_popescu;gesell mail is not nuts. mail is the strongest, oldest and in general best service ever implemented on the internet. -85650;1363046821;dub;I didn't think bitcoind offered work until it was synced -85649;1363046829;mircea_popescu;in the worst case scenario, mail is the backstop. -85648;1363046839;jborkl_;I think it would have been network diff at the point of the blockchain download you were mining -85647;1363046841;gesell;mircea_popescu: yes mail is but using google as a trusted host gate, not sure -85646;1363046841;mircea_popescu;dub it was prolly bugged. -85645;1363046847;jcpham;i upgraded bitcoind today -85644;1363046850;jcpham;it resyncs -85643;1363046853;mircea_popescu;gesell just had that as an arbitrary name -85642;1363046855;dub;yeah new db -85641;1363046856;jcpham;dunno how a pool handles the resync -85640;1363046859;jborkl_;at block 195000 it was i think 1.95 m for example -85639;1363046860;mircea_popescu;it wouldn't certainly be a case of trusting google. -85638;1363046866;mircea_popescu;the discussion was anyway an "in principle" thing. -85637;1363046894;gesell;mircea_popescu: okay -85636;1363046904;FabianB;MPEx.rb 0.5.0 released (https://github.com/fawuxi/mpex/) includes irc convo logging and a new 'portfolio' command with prediction of your total portfolio value -85635;1363046907;jborkl_;so while he was dl, blocks would have been synching fast- but mining at 200k diff -85634;1363046914;FabianB;maximian: ^^ -85633;1363046937;FabianB;mircea_popescu: also proxy discovery included now :) -85632;1363046939;jborkl_;for example -85631;1363046950;mircea_popescu;FabianB :D -85630;1363046962;mircea_popescu;irc logging is a good idea. include a ticker to bold my lines ? :D -85629;1363046980;mircea_popescu;i mean a tickbox -85628;1363046994;mircea_popescu;"If bank places by mistake 10k into your account, and you cash it out, your will probably rot in jail.." -85627;1363047000;mircea_popescu;what world do these people live in, seriously ?! -85626;1363047020;dub;thats true, at least here -85625;1363047025;pigeons;if you dont give it back you will -85624;1363047043;FabianB;mircea_popescu: it's just the conversation of MPEx.rb with the irc bots, not of this channel -85623;1363047052;jcpham;if the pool with the most hashrate is mining on a non -up-to-date copy of the blockchain -85622;1363047052;mircea_popescu;FabianB :p -85621;1363047054;jcpham;that's an issue -85620;1363047075;mircea_popescu;dub they will have to sue for unjust enrichment. they may win it, -85619;1363047080;mircea_popescu;but then again they may not. -85618;1363047099;pigeons;they always will -85617;1363047101;gesell;mircea_popescu: why not use google spreadsheets for graphs and orderbook review? -85616;1363047117;pigeons;which is why mp lost in his own hand picked rota -85615;1363047119;gesell;in that scenerio you would script updates (not pull from an api, as this might overrun google apps limits) -85614;1363047120;mircea_popescu;pigeons not really true. they always will try to convince the person to return it -85613;1363047131;mircea_popescu;but afaik such claims are rare. usually cost more to sue than they'd get -85612;1363047138;pigeons;really, absoulutely trye. give me one example where its not -85611;1363047142;mircea_popescu;gesell you can go right ahead, or what are you asking ? -85610;1363047153;kakobrekla;i have seen it happen here and the bank gets the money back one way or another -85609;1363047155;pigeons;ive seen plenty where it is true, none where it isnt -85608;1363047177;mircea_popescu;pigeons you've seen a case where a bank sued the recipient of an error for unjust enrichment ? -85607;1363047180;pigeons;yes -85606;1363047183;pigeons;more than one -85605;1363047186;mircea_popescu;link or docket or anything ? -85604;1363047193;dub;pretty sure its straight up law here -85603;1363047198;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01401 BTC [-] -85602;1363047200;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01401 BTC [-] -85601;1363047203;dub;bank fucks up, give it back or the police come get you -85600;1363047204;gesell;mircea_popescu: well i would be happy to make some spreadsheets to pull the order books but this would require some sort of mpex api (json or xml or whatever) for that and again, leave you open to ddos. but if you pushed the data onto your own public spreadsheet you would avoid any ddos on your public facing graphs and orderbooks -85599;1363047205;mircea_popescu;not an expert but iirc it was rare shit. -85598;1363047205;pigeons;dont have my lexisnexis here -85597;1363047216;mircea_popescu;gesell you seen the faq ? -85596;1363047218;pigeons;but sure, i'll remember -85595;1363047227;gesell;mircea_popescu: not in bit. checking again -85594;1363047233;mircea_popescu;specifically, http://mpex.coinbr.com/faq.html#11 -85593;1363047266;gesell;oh didnt see the sierra chart feed -85592;1363047270;gesell;and json -85591;1363047279;mircea_popescu;json been there for a while. sierra recent addition -85590;1363047289;mircea_popescu;also kakobrekla has a websocket feed he's been selling people. -85589;1363047345;gesell;mircea_popescu: are those feeds not effected by the ddos? -85588;1363047384;mircea_popescu;nothing's affected other than the website which people somehow get fixated on. -85587;1363047488;gesell;mircea_popescu: it's the face. but is interesting to contemplate what that means and reshaping it. -85586;1363047503;mircea_popescu;let's think together what that means. -85585;1363047511;mircea_popescu;domain gets "confiscated", somehow. -85584;1363047515;mircea_popescu;nobody cares. moving on. -85583;1363047519;mircea_popescu;that's what it means. -85582;1363047627;gesell;mircea_popescu: well its also strange that the proxy seems to be a mirror. as apposed to it being it's own form of interface. -85581;1363047652;pigeons;it proxies -85580;1363047653;FabianB;well stock trading volume went down, but never stopped; options as usual -85579;1363047691;gesell;if the face effects trades then, well, recovery should be monitored. and hopefully there is recovery -85578;1363047732;pigeons;or, the face can go away -85577;1363047742;pigeons;and people can learn to trade anyway -85576;1363047765;mircea_popescu;gesell say what ? i don't follow -85575;1363047772;mircea_popescu;the proxy mirror part -85574;1363047820;smickles;so the ddoser's name is "the face"? -85573;1363047825;smickles;nice -85572;1363047853;deadweasel;lol. the face -85571;1363047862;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140472.msg1610300#msg1610300 << most likely to be agreed with forum person. -85570;1363047865;mircea_popescu;you'd never guess it. -85569;1363047886;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151880.msg1612122#msg1612122 another one -85568;1363047890;mircea_popescu;wtf is going on over there -85567;1363047915;smickles;'... or else nazi and nazi' -85566;1363047927;mircea_popescu;she called him thermos too -85565;1363047936;gesell;mircea_popescu: for lack of a better comparison... say for instance that some brokerage firm was had their own interface to nyse showing trades and tickers. this would "feel" decoupled from the excchange itself so people would not associate the two. if nyse decided to change how they present themselves that brokerage face would not be percieved as, i dont know, a quick crutch to fill the gap. where as when it is mirroring nyse so closely -85564;1363047961;mircea_popescu;gesell are you a web developer by any chance ? -85563;1363047988;gesell;mircea_popescu: hobby web dev for aesthetics. serious code and hardware hacker for the $ -85562;1363047994;mircea_popescu;okay. -85561;1363048016;pigeons;basically, mircea_popescu does not care how it "feels" -85560;1363048020;gesell;hacker meaning reverse engineer (meaning, f;ing serious) -85559;1363048026;mircea_popescu;aha. -85558;1363048066;gesell;pigeons: even if he doesnt care. it is still interesting to consider what the market effects of change of face are, and where the middle ground is, and where there is space to innovate in a intuitive way. or maybe there isnt really -85557;1363048075;pigeons;not interesting -85556;1363048084;smickles;gesell: did you notice that my mpexbot has a direct line into mpex, yet doesn't look like a mirror? -85555;1363048085;mircea_popescu;pigeons that is exactly the opposite of reality. i very much care how it feels. which is why the proxy doesn't have spurious dongles, but feels just like the real tihng. -85554;1363048086;gesell;pigeons: if change of face did effect trade volume, that is interesting to explore -85553;1363048087;smickles;;D -85552;1363048119;mircea_popescu;what i don't care about is appearance bullshit. there's a very good reason for that : unlike the web, the retail market for plastic figurines and fake fags, -85551;1363048123;mircea_popescu;i actually have a business. -85550;1363048174;gesell;smickles: yeah mpexbot... so it could be that just as mpex forces people to understand that the odd security model is better (and forces people to learn why and learn what pgp is) maybe it is of value to force them to use a different interface in a similar way. but the cause and effect is not as clear with the Web vs Mpexbot, as it was with the gpg protocol -85549;1363048203;mircea_popescu;for some reason i have a lot of trouble following this guy. -85548;1363048222;smickles;mircea_popescu: that mpex gui i'm developing is nearly functionally complete -85547;1363048227;mircea_popescu;0.0 -85546;1363048237;mircea_popescu;what do they feed you over there, uppers in speedball sauce ? -85545;1363048240;pigeons;it better have minecraft -85544;1363048242;FabianB;gesell: in both cases you need gpg to trade -85543;1363048265;smickles;pigeons: not minecraft, but opengl like was discussed yesterday -85542;1363048275;gesell;mircea_popescu: not sure. i think i just dont explain abstract thoughts well. -85541;1363048282;pigeons;i want bricks of some sort then -85540;1363048283;smickles;i have a screenshot of it -85539;1363048290;pigeons;lego mpex -85538;1363048291;mircea_popescu;totally. opengl. -85537;1363048310;pigeons;zork mpex too -85536;1363048313;smickles;http://imgur.com/fwa71Fj -85535;1363048324;mircea_popescu;pigeons lemme quote a person familiar with the matter, for your benefit : -85534;1363048331;gesell;smickles: is that QT based? -85533;1363048340;smickles;nope -85532;1363048343;gesell;gtk? -85531;1363048347;smickles;nope -85530;1363048356;gesell;tcl/tk?? -85529;1363048357;mircea_popescu;"i get the feeling ima wake up one of these days and like there will be a little mpex anthill, and mpex transaction wallpaint and i can order a stat from the magazin alimentar" -85528;1363048377;mircea_popescu;it's uppers in speedball sauce based. -85527;1363048410;da-art-o-peas;http://i.imgur.com/JHEHg14.jpg -85526;1363048412;pigeons;hopped up on goofballs -85525;1363048430;gesell;then i hope the buy button creates a buy event on button down and not button released ;) -85524;1363048433;smickles;gesell: it's a toolkit which uses opengl, i don't know too much about it -85523;1363048445;smickles;i just know how to use it -85522;1363048461;smickles;and that i should be able to make binaries for win, mac, linux and android with it -85521;1363048488;mircea_popescu;what are you using like allegro ? -85520;1363048504;smickles;kivy -85519;1363048525;smickles;gesell: aw, i picked button released, is that bad? -85518;1363048537;mircea_popescu;it is yeah. -85517;1363048557;gesell;smickles: yes, they people on upper speedball sauce will have to click for each buy whereas on button down they could just Hooooooold and buy shit loads -85516;1363048590;dub;lol -85515;1363048598;smickles;lol, well, the buy button goes to a detailed asset page with price and quantity inputs -85514;1363048608;gesell;aaaah -85513;1363048633;smickles;yeah, i'd figure you'd want to know the best ask if you planned to buy -85512;1363048667;dub;why? -85511;1363048682;dub;this is mpex, we invest for the future, regardless of price -85510;1363048686;mircea_popescu;sutmm ? -85509;1363048686;pigeons;http://www.businessinsider.com/intrade-shutting-down-2013-3 -85508;1363048693;smickles;i have that one drawn up right now. left side full depth (scrollable) right 2/3's has details up at top and input middle, confirmation button at bottom -85507;1363048704;gesell;smickles: sounds good -85506;1363048715;gesell;kivy is interesting. new to me -85505;1363048716;dub;if you care about price you are the wrong kind of investor -85504;1363048723;dub;remember that -85503;1363048729;mircea_popescu;intrade news is old! https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/310988017236049921 -85502;1363048730;smickles;also, the thing is proxy aware and checks for updated proxy lists -85501;1363048743;mircea_popescu;smickles almost like a botnet. -85500;1363048753;smickles;shhh :P -85499;1363048779;smickles;that is how botnets work tho, isn't it? -85498;1363048838;smickles;i think i've lost every bitbet bet i've made -85497;1363048852;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19999 BTC [-] -85496;1363048856;smickles;except the ufo ones -85495;1363048880;kakobrekla;i can make you a special 'yes and no is switched' interface -85494;1363048886;mircea_popescu;lol -85493;1363048910;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you know this may be a workable idea ? -85492;1363048920;mircea_popescu;put a link on main page, "Bad luck lately ?" -85491;1363048927;kakobrekla;ahah -85490;1363048929;mircea_popescu;if person clicks it site is color switched (everything) -85489;1363048936;smickles;lol, what an idea -85488;1363048936;mircea_popescu;and yes/no also switched in menus but not in actual effect. -85487;1363048947;mircea_popescu;so they go for yes but it bets no -85486;1363048954;mircea_popescu;and we see how many people actyually use that. -85485;1363048976;kakobrekla;first get your email working -85484;1363048992;mircea_popescu;dude i'm asking you for the difficult, you're asking me for the impossible. -85483;1363049000;kakobrekla;:D -85482;1363049001;mircea_popescu;email is too hard. i can get finger working this week -85481;1363049007;mircea_popescu;and maybe gopher -85480;1363049025;mircea_popescu;maybe i should upgrade the php proxies to also forward mail. -85479;1363049031;mircea_popescu;tux will just die. -85478;1363049040;pigeons;i'm down with finger instead of this twitter stuff -85477;1363049060;smickles;haha, come to mpexbot to check your email ! -85476;1363049078;mircea_popescu;totally. -85475;1363049089;mircea_popescu;hey smickles! implement an $email command -85474;1363049096;mircea_popescu;it just returns "No new emails received" -85473;1363049102;mircea_popescu;to mess with noobs. -85472;1363049107;ThickAsThieves;lol -85471;1363049109;smickles;$mail \n 3 ways to a larger PENIS -85470;1363049115;mircea_popescu;lol -85469;1363049136;mircea_popescu;it should have a list. if person is not on that list, "You're not cool enough for this service sorry." -85468;1363049138;mod6;need a mutt plugin -85467;1363049151;smickles;$markov -85466;1363049152;mpexbot;and if you can, hire a group to make it happenj -85465;1363049164;mircea_popescu;you can charge like .01 btc for lifetime membership or something -85464;1363049231;mircea_popescu;and it's spelled PEN1S anyway -85463;1363049262;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 6 @ 0.00999 = 0.0599 BTC [+] -85462;1363049358;dub;you goddamn hacker how did you get my password -85461;1363049383;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19999 BTC [-] -85460;1363049390;ThickAsThieves;lol -85459;1363049395;mircea_popescu;;;slab puq -85458;1363049396;gribble;Error: "slab" is not a valid command. -85457;1363049417;kakobrekla;how do you mean no slab? -85456;1363049422;kakobrekla;nano should fix this -85455;1363049432;mircea_popescu;is of no comprehension his. -85454;1363049439;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -85453;1363049439;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.16000, Best ask: 48.18310, Bid-ask spread: 0.02310, Last trade: 48.16000, 24 hour volume: 41803.52824419, 24 hour low: 45.47100, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 47.48502 -85452;1363049530;dub;no this is fucking logo http://alerts.gw.gd/ -85451;1363049539;dub;now* -85450;1363049577;gesell;its a shame geocities is down. mpex hosted via geocities would just be perfect -85449;1363049595;dub;I swear its synergy throwing away half my keystrokes -85448;1363049602;mircea_popescu;dub ahaha totally all the gimp effects -85447;1363049665;smickles;$email -85446;1363049667;mpexbot;smickles: No new messages received. -85445;1363049726;ThickAsThieves;$email -85444;1363049727;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: To sign up for this service, contact smickles. Cost will be 0.01 BTC. -85443;1363049730;ThickAsThieves;lol -85442;1363049754;smickles;$list SupyMPEx -85441;1363049755;mpexbot;smickles: depth, email, post, proxies, and vwap -85440;1363049783;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -85439;1363049787;ThickAsThieves;i assume all email revenue goes to making mpex aesthetic improvements -85438;1363049788;smickles;the list just keeps growing. In two weeks, we'll have something like nano's gribble on our hands -85437;1363049805;mircea_popescu;$email -85436;1363049807;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: No new messages received. -85435;1363049813;mircea_popescu;omg im so cool -85434;1363049818;mircea_popescu;eat that hat3rs -85433;1363049826;mod6;smickles: nice! -85432;1363049843;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla as you can see, i received no mail. -85431;1363049858;kakobrekla;fu :P -85430;1363049867;ThickAsThieves;check ur spam folder -85429;1363049875;kakobrekla;$spam -85428;1363049885;ThickAsThieves;spam detected -85427;1363049947;mircea_popescu;Intel X25-E Extreme SSDSA2SH064G1GC -85426;1363049949;mircea_popescu;go me. -85425;1363049968;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00401 BTC [-] -85424;1363049970;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 50 @ 0.004 = 0.2 BTC [-] -85423;1363050201;FabianB;;;ticker -85422;1363050202;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.19322, Best ask: 48.19341, Bid-ask spread: 0.00019, Last trade: 48.19322, 24 hour volume: 41895.49680393, 24 hour low: 45.47100, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 47.48907 -85421;1363050267;FabianB;thank you maximian, if that was you -85420;1363050271;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19999 BTC [-] -85419;1363050592;gesell;what tha, btc24 now second largest exchange? that was fast -85418;1363050622;mircea_popescu;whos btc24 even ? -85417;1363050627;gesell;beh, they got their own bots on the exchnage not that it matters -85416;1363050634;gesell;bitcoin-24.com http://bitdata.com/articles/102 -85415;1363050661;mircea_popescu;i see bitstamp at 150k -85414;1363050687;mircea_popescu;or you meant eur ? -85413;1363050694;mircea_popescu;ya ok -85412;1363050713;gesell;not sure how bitdata compiled that chart. it isnt eur specific -85411;1363050730;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 192 @ 0.19228973 = 36.9196 BTC [+] -85410;1363050740;gesell;puts bitstamp and btc24 at %2 behind mtgox both -85409;1363050749;gesell;sorry #2 not %2 -85408;1363050811;gesell;i swear to god they have their own bots running on the exchange. not sure what the objective is but see some bots responding with <200ms timing -85407;1363050839;mircea_popescu;marketmaking neh ? -85406;1363050859;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -85405;1363050860;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.10003, Best ask: 48.19000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08997, Last trade: 48.19000, 24 hour volume: 41520.07762161, 24 hour low: 45.47100, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 47.51308 -85404;1363050878;gesell;perhaps. just mapped their bots edges and it tends to push it's own reserve volume over other bids that it thinks are too low -85403;1363050901;gesell;up to a certain limit, perhaps set based on numbers of averages on other exchnages -85402;1363050908;gesell;maybe its an arbitrage protection bot, or not sure -85401;1363050911;mircea_popescu;this is probably a recipe for disaster -85400;1363050924;mircea_popescu;have everyone entering fake trades based on the other people's fake trades averages -85399;1363050927;kakobrekla;bitstamp is fucked and ran by idiots -85398;1363050932;mircea_popescu;in fact it's probably the main source of volatility atm -85397;1363050965;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 4 @ 0.19999 = 0.8 BTC [-] -85396;1363051003;gesell;mircea_popescu: what do you mean by fake trades? I think on btc24, unlike mtgox, if you buy your fiat gets locked and you cant make another order. same on sell. of course their own local bots could fake, but i could not prove this. and actually they wouldnt have to fake, if all they really want to do is some moderate protection from arbitrage -85395;1363051017;mircea_popescu;gesell if the exchange is running it's own bot, -85394;1363051025;mircea_popescu;and it is feeding it from the trades on other exchanges -85393;1363051029;mircea_popescu;except everyone does this -85392;1363051038;mircea_popescu;the net result is a positive feedback loop of great danger -85391;1363051105;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [+] -85390;1363051135;gesell;mircea_popescu: i cant wrap my head around how that would all play out. just assume before running any bot one would make comfortable limits, and some way to guage when things are getting out of control so you know when to turn off -85389;1363051151;mircea_popescu;heh. -85388;1363051159;mircea_popescu;i hear that, i'm thinking bitcoinica. -85387;1363051262;gesell;other than being hacked dont remember bitcoinica gaming the market -85386;1363051275;mircea_popescu;did you read their leaked emails ? -85385;1363051299;benkay;where find ^^? -85384;1363051338;gesell;mircea_popescu: havent no -85383;1363051397;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/Ya6iN8RT -85382;1363051451;benkay;tempted to pause timer and read -85381;1363051476;mircea_popescu;what timer is that -85380;1363051489;benkay;billing. -85379;1363051584;benkay;but also would like to close out workblock, make commits, email people "yay" and go play with dog and lady -85378;1363051585;benkay;so -85377;1363051599;benkay;balancing priorities. -85376;1363051639;mircea_popescu;such balance is apparent in the sorting of the [dog ; lady] set. -85375;1363051657;benkay;oh you -85374;1363051659;mircea_popescu;lol -85373;1363051680;benkay;maybe i alpha sort everything on the outfeed, huh? -85372;1363051710;benkay;in reality, dog needs tiring first -85371;1363051712;benkay;otherwise -85370;1363051728;benkay;INAPPROPRIATE CUDDLES -85369;1363051863;mircea_popescu;heh -85368;1363051954;mircea_popescu;PSA : starting yest MPEx is adding 0.001 fee to all txs, whether needed or not (it's almost never actually needed). Support teh network! -85367;1363052036;benkay;wat. -85366;1363052065;benkay;oic. -85365;1363053378;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 30 @ 0.00557 = 0.1671 BTC [-] -85364;1363053584;mircea_popescu;reading a digest of the bitcoin-dev chan, i am struck by how incredibly pompous these people are. -85363;1363053593;mircea_popescu;seriously know. who told them they know shit and when exactly ?! -85362;1363053625;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.00524 = 0.1048 BTC [+] -85361;1363053896;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01987 BTC [+] -85360;1363053918;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 11 @ 0.01988 = 0.2187 BTC [+] -85359;1363054001;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.1796 = 0.3592 BTC [-] -85358;1363055182;smickles;mircea_popescu: -85357;1363055187;smickles;$depth s.mpoe -85356;1363055188;mpexbot;smickles: Bids: ['5 @ 73163', '5539 @ 73162', '4961 @ 72543', '10000 @ 71102', '10000 @ 70102'] -85355;1363055189;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['502 @ 76717', '12095 @ 76718', '1399 @ 77988', '54540 @ 77999', '500000 @ 78000'] -85354;1363055301;mircea_popescu;that;'s not bad actually -85353;1363055324;mircea_popescu;here's a tricky thing : -85352;1363055347;mircea_popescu;would it be possible for the bot to keep a count of the chat lines during past 5 minutes and send that response by pm if value > 50 ? -85351;1363055386;mircea_popescu;and also send it by pm if it's been sent to the main chat during the past 1 hr -85350;1363055402;kakobrekla;basically just send it to pm. -85349;1363055440;mircea_popescu;lol -85348;1363055442;mircea_popescu;not EXACTLY -85347;1363055444;smickles;it would be easist to just send it to pm -85346;1363055454;mircea_popescu;well i guess it would, yeah. -85345;1363055455;mircea_popescu;up to you -85344;1363055466;smickles;do you think it's spammy as is? -85343;1363055469;mircea_popescu;as is no -85342;1363055474;mircea_popescu;but it has the potential to become. -85341;1363055480;kakobrekla;also side note, pm is short for 'picku mater' which roughty translates for 'mothers cunt' -85340;1363055486;kakobrekla;to* -85339;1363055495;mircea_popescu;pizda ma-tii. -85338;1363055513;mircea_popescu;eastern europe is firmly decided on pm = yo momma's. -85337;1363055523;kakobrekla;:) -85336;1363055533;smickles;well, kakobrekla if you think people are using it too often, let me know and I will switch it to pm response -85335;1363055557;kakobrekla;aha -85334;1363055563;kakobrekla;lets see what happens then -85333;1363055695;kakobrekla;wait so one must use it 5 times an hour ? -85332;1363055715;mircea_popescu;lol totally. -85331;1363055724;kakobrekla;mkay better get started -85330;1363055725;smickles;yup, also, i added email service to mpexbot -85329;1363055729;kakobrekla;$depth s.mpoe -85328;1363055730;kakobrekla;$depth s.mpoe -85327;1363055730;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Bids: ['5 @ 73163', '5539 @ 73162', '4961 @ 72543', '10000 @ 71102', '10000 @ 70102'] -85326;1363055730;kakobrekla;$depth s.mpoe -85325;1363055730;kakobrekla;$depth s.mpoe -85324;1363055730;kakobrekla;$depth s.mpoe -85323;1363055732;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Asks: ['502 @ 76717', '12095 @ 76718', '1399 @ 77988', '54540 @ 77999', '500000 @ 78000'] -85322;1363055733;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Bids: ['5 @ 73163', '5539 @ 73162', '4961 @ 72543', '10000 @ 71102', '10000 @ 70102'] -85321;1363055734;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Asks: ['502 @ 76717', '12095 @ 76718', '1399 @ 77988', '54540 @ 77999', '500000 @ 78000'] -85320;1363055735;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Bids: ['5 @ 73163', '5539 @ 73162', '4961 @ 72543', '10000 @ 71102', '10000 @ 70102'] -85319;1363055735;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Asks: ['502 @ 76717', '12095 @ 76718', '1399 @ 77988', '54540 @ 77999', '500000 @ 78000'] -85318;1363055737;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Bids: ['5 @ 73163', '5539 @ 73162', '4961 @ 72543', '10000 @ 71102', '10000 @ 70102'] -85317;1363055738;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Asks: ['502 @ 76717', '12095 @ 76718', '1399 @ 77988', '54540 @ 77999', '500000 @ 78000'] -85316;1363055739;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Bids: ['5 @ 73163', '5539 @ 73162', '4961 @ 72543', '10000 @ 71102', '10000 @ 70102'] -85315;1363055740;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Asks: ['502 @ 76717', '12095 @ 76718', '1399 @ 77988', '54540 @ 77999', '500000 @ 78000'] -85314;1363055744;mircea_popescu;i still think my idea was the most elegant -85313;1363055744;smickles;T_T -85312;1363055745;kakobrekla;no spam. -85311;1363055768;dub;;;echo $depth s.mpoe -85310;1363055768;gribble;$depth s.mpoe -85309;1363055769;mpexbot;gribble: Bids: ['5 @ 73163', '5539 @ 73162', '4961 @ 72543', '10000 @ 71102', '10000 @ 70102'] -85308;1363055770;mpexbot;gribble: Asks: ['502 @ 76717', '12095 @ 76718', '1399 @ 77988', '54540 @ 77999', '500000 @ 78000'] -85307;1363055783;smickles;i might need to fiddle with the 'abuse' configs -85306;1363055803;kakobrekla;o looky. -85305;1363055804;smickles;$depth s.dice -85304;1363055806;mpexbot;smickles: Bids: ['100 @ 530012', '81 @ 530011', '800 @ 530000', '500 @ 520000', '10 @ 520000'] -85303;1363055807;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['9299 @ 569996', '1000 @ 569997', '2000 @ 570000', '148 @ 599990', '48346 @ 600000'] -85302;1363055844;mircea_popescu;lol -85301;1363055875;mircea_popescu;evoorhees good thinking on upping the you lost returns. -85300;1363056157;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151593.msg1609610#msg1609610 -85299;1363056163;mircea_popescu;totally qualified to give advice. -85298;1363056175;Troic;fork drama next -85297;1363056199;pigeons;yeah be careful with the big bucks till the fork is resolved -85296;1363056265;mircea_popescu;how long is it yet ? -85295;1363056388;pigeons;looks like about 5 blocks -85294;1363056435;mircea_popescu;fleshwound -85293;1363056436;dub;yuss -85292;1363056441;dub;inb4 $2 -85291;1363056457;smickles;dub: i called 2 hours ago -85290;1363056461;pigeons;satoshi dice pausing till resolved -85289;1363056478;smickles;er, i called $2, hours ago -85288;1363056490;smickles;curse you ambiguity -85287;1363056490;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 8 @ 0.1796 = 1.4368 BTC [-] -85286;1363056508;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -85285;1363056509;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.75902, Best ask: 47.83005, Bid-ask spread: 0.07103, Last trade: 47.83005, 24 hour volume: 42125.00556719, 24 hour low: 45.54000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 47.65497 -85284;1363056677;dub;now would be a great time to dos guild -85283;1363056689;dub;any kids watching? :) -85282;1363056739;mircea_popescu;is this fork in any way related to the two asic miners ? -85281;1363056746;mircea_popescu;ie, is one avalon sponsored and the other am sponsored ? -85280;1363056767;BitHub;is this a scam? -85279;1363056787;dub;no its a block size issue affecting BDB in 0.7 -85278;1363056791;dub;according to -dev -85277;1363056807;mircea_popescu;so basically they fucvked up the upgrade. -85276;1363056816;dub;0.8 is unaffected so 0.7 and 0.8 miners have forked -85275;1363056826;mircea_popescu;as in, "it's a blocksize issue we've introduced with 0.8" -85274;1363056832;dub;fix is to move majority hashing back to 0.7 -85273;1363056839;jcpham;anyone want to help me with a e-poll -85272;1363056841;mircea_popescu;these pompous assholes. -85271;1363056843;dub;so if guild went down now it would be teh bitpocalypse -85270;1363056844;jcpham;it has real world results -85269;1363056865;dub;mircea_popescu: no -85268;1363056869;mircea_popescu;oh ? -85267;1363056870;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -85266;1363056870;gribble;1 BTC = 47.70000 U.S. dollars = 36.6923077 Euros -85265;1363056875;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu switch dns? :p -85264;1363056882;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol. -85263;1363056883;dub;mircea_popescu: its a previously unheard of issue with BDB, the block size triggered it -85262;1363056894;mircea_popescu;dub SO THEY FUCKED UP THE UPGRADE. -85261;1363056903;mircea_popescu;jesus passing the buck is like a tradition in bitcoin-devtalk -85260;1363056910;dub;mircea_popescu: well no, dice fucked up the blockchain -85259;1363056914;mircea_popescu;yaya -85258;1363056921;dub;by creating blocks too big for 0.7 -85257;1363056934;mircea_popescu;"let's hide the fact that we suck at coding by falsely accusing someone else of doing things such as trying to externalise their costs on others"\ -85256;1363056939;dub;we only know about it because half the network is on 0.8 -85255;1363056941;mircea_popescu;"which happens to be exactly what we're doing" -85254;1363056957;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.774998 = 1.55 BTC [-] -85253;1363056963;mircea_popescu;tell them i expect an apology for this idiocy. -85252;1363056978;mircea_popescu;fuckwits need to learn some humility presto. -85251;1363056981;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 4 @ 0.2 = 0.8 BTC [+] -85250;1363056985;ThickAsThieves;seems like they could really fuck things up from this point still -85249;1363056993;jcpham;http://micropoll.com/t/KE9JQZQhrI vote for "good love" -85248;1363056999;jcpham;top three bands get to play -85247;1363057006;jcpham;trying to make sure my frind's band plays -85246;1363057011;jcpham;its a big venue for him -85245;1363057013;mircea_popescu;mkay. -85244;1363057015;dub;fixing the network to make dice fit is the trigger -85243;1363057018;jcpham;do it or die -85242;1363057026;mircea_popescu;dub would you stop already ? -85241;1363057030;mircea_popescu;their mommies made them do it ? -85240;1363057051;mircea_popescu;jcpham done. they owe me a bra now. -85239;1363057071;jcpham;k -85238;1363057089;dub;mircea_popescu: big blocks are the problem here -85237;1363057098;mircea_popescu;dub no. -85236;1363057105;mircea_popescu;they did not know what their own code did. -85235;1363057107;mircea_popescu;that is the problem here. -85234;1363057113;mircea_popescu;they pushed an unsafe upgrade, without a clue. -85233;1363057115;mircea_popescu;that is the problem. -85232;1363057122;mircea_popescu;they only discovered it once it blew up. -85231;1363057124;mircea_popescu;that is the problem. -85230;1363057125;dub;well, no -85229;1363057128;mircea_popescu;how no ? -85228;1363057131;dub;but I can see you are decided -85227;1363057136;mircea_popescu;i'm askin. -85226;1363057142;dub;because the problem is increasing teh blocksize not 0.8 -85225;1363057148;mircea_popescu;... -85224;1363057149;mircea_popescu;dude. -85223;1363057156;mircea_popescu;how is the problem "increasing the blocksizer" -85222;1363057162;mircea_popescu;this is the same coolaid of saying "sd is hte problem" -85221;1363057168;dub;because 0.7 nodes can't handle them -85220;1363057172;mircea_popescu;no dood. the problem is bad code, not the real world constraints that expose it sucks. -85219;1363057175;mircea_popescu;WHY NOT -85218;1363057206;dub;because the database sucks -85217;1363057209;mircea_popescu;orly -85216;1363057213;mircea_popescu;it;'s the db now right ? -85215;1363057221;dub;no -85214;1363057223;mircea_popescu;why not jesus ? jesus sucks so devs can't code. -85213;1363057236;pigeons;because the bug in BDB wasn't encountered before because the number of transactions in a block that trigger it wasnt valid before -85212;1363057241;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -85211;1363057246;dub; Okay SatoshiDice is on pause now. Receiving bets but not processing anything. -85210;1363057249;dub;fyi -85209;1363057251;mircea_popescu;so what, we write bugs and that's ok if nobody forces our nose in it "? -85208;1363057263;mircea_popescu;cause we're too busy acting the knowful shitheads on -dev ? -85207;1363057264;mircea_popescu;fuck that. -85206;1363057279;mircea_popescu;dub so ? -85205;1363057296;dub;I think its too early to know if its bdb itself or bitcoins implementation -85204;1363057308;mircea_popescu;how about bitcoin implementing something that failed is on the devs -85203;1363057310;mircea_popescu;period. -85202;1363057325;mircea_popescu;it's not tested enough to release yet, do not release it. -85201;1363057341;mircea_popescu;what is this, 1955, we're discovering software engineering ? -85200;1363057355;BitHub;heh -85199;1363057390;dub;im just annoyed that we're not at $2 yet -85198;1363057399;dub;come on guys, its panic time if ever there was -85197;1363057408;mircea_popescu;i'm sick and tired of the young cocks circlejerk attitude. -85196;1363057425;mircea_popescu;a. they know shit ; b. they don't even know a. wtf. -85195;1363057521;jcpham;let's see how this plays out -85194;1363057622;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.56 = 2.8 BTC [+] -85193;1363057944;dub;speakign of circlejerk -85192;1363057966;dub;fucking assholes now want to talk about my offer after a week of bullshit -85191;1363057989;ThickAsThieves;sooo what happens if i do this -85190;1363057991;dub;and I'm now ready to buy a different house -85189;1363057993;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -85188;1363057996;gribble;Current Blocks: 225435 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 356 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 5 hours, 24 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -85187;1363058022;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -85186;1363058023;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | None based on data since last change | 5496120.07656 based on data for last three days -85185;1363058066;dub;0 diff would be neat -85184;1363058132;ThickAsThieves;so if they are forked, then anyone mining the dropped fork is fukt -85183;1363058134;ThickAsThieves;right? -85182;1363058138;mircea_popescu;yes. -85181;1363058145;mircea_popescu;also an issue of doublespends. -85180;1363058149;mircea_popescu;(incoming) -85179;1363058158;ThickAsThieves;and anyone helping to push the old fork gets super low diff -85178;1363058159;ThickAsThieves;? -85177;1363058167;mircea_popescu;nah both ends are same diff -85176;1363058186;ThickAsThieves;oh cuz it wont change til the specific block -85175;1363058288;mircea_popescu;if one forks gets to actually the diff block -85174;1363058294;mircea_popescu;then they will have divergent difficulty -85173;1363058313;mircea_popescu;luckily there's still a ways to go -85172;1363058348;dub;gox better not stop this crash -85171;1363058364;ThickAsThieves;you know they will -85170;1363058387;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -85169;1363058388;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.50110, Best ask: 45.60134, Bid-ask spread: 0.10024, Last trade: 45.00000, 24 hour volume: 55914.86095949, 24 hour low: 45.00000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 47.30466 -85168;1363058392;mircea_popescu;heh. -85167;1363058426;ThickAsThieves;gox didnt halt trading? -85166;1363058462;mircea_popescu;i imagine they only halted payouts -85165;1363058475;mircea_popescu;trading can in principle continuewith what they have deposited in btc and freely on usd. -85164;1363058494;mircea_popescu;payins i mean. people paying them. -85163;1363058584;dub;whois defunctzombie? -85162;1363058593;dub;he'so offering to halt trading if gox does -85161;1363058597;pigeons;and halted processing deposits -85160;1363058608;Chaang-Noi;crash? -85159;1363058635;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi more like momentary panic. -85158;1363058642;Chaang-Noi;:) -85157;1363058651;dub;blockchain is firked -85156;1363058655;Chaang-Noi;litecoin is moving on up, crazy -85155;1363058658;dub;and forked -85154;1363058660;dub;and fucked -85153;1363058680;Chaang-Noi;what is the news with gox, just woke up? -85152;1363058692;Ukto;update regarding effects of blockchain issues on bitfunder. https://bitfunder.com/market -85151;1363058698;dub;bitcoin forked into 0.7 and 0.8 chains -85150;1363058710;Ukto;pools were todl to increase blocksize -85149;1363058711;dub;pools are rolling back to 0.7 to fix -85148;1363058714;Ukto;someo made them too big -85147;1363058717;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.0 -85146;1363058718;Chaang-Noi;it forked? oh fuuuuck -85145;1363058723;Ukto;and olrder clients shat themselves -85144;1363058730;Ukto;end of story. -85143;1363058734;Ukto;nothing malicious -85142;1363058747;Chaang-Noi;so coins in our new clients are they gone? -85141;1363058749;mircea_popescu;no, just stupid. -85140;1363058753;mircea_popescu;nah chang -85139;1363058761;mircea_popescu;you just shouldn't credit payments for a bit. -85138;1363058762;Ukto;Chaang-Noi: that depends on what happens after blockchain merger -85137;1363058768;Ukto;mircea_popescu is correct -85136;1363058771;Ukto;you SHOULD be fine -85135;1363058776;Chaang-Noi;oh fuck me -85134;1363058776;Ukto;but put things on hold -85133;1363058786;pigeons;everyone go take a walk and get some food and come bac in a few hours -85132;1363058799;Chaang-Noi;glad i has 150,000 as a back up crypto currancy -85131;1363058808;Chaang-Noi;LTC -85130;1363058816;Ukto;you have 150k ? -85129;1363058816;Ukto;x.x -85128;1363058820;mod6;heh you sold 50k 'eh -85127;1363058824;dub;mircea_popescu: loving the WTC ref -85126;1363058831;mircea_popescu;dub heh. -85125;1363058841;pigeons;yeah ltc could never get this bug because that many transactions in litecoin would never propogate quickly enough to get included in a block -85124;1363058844;Chaang-Noi;i have not made a btc payment for about 12 hours, will this make me saffer even if i use the new client? -85123;1363058862;pigeons;Chaang-Noi: just wait -85122;1363058889;Chaang-Noi;is there a link with more info on the forum or something? -85121;1363058899;pigeons;http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=30587843 -85120;1363058905;Chaang-Noi;thanks -85119;1363058918;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi your outgoing payments are safe -85118;1363058929;davos;meh - its only down 4, less than 10% -85117;1363058930;mircea_popescu;crediting incomingpayments may be unsafe, if they are doublespent across the forks -85116;1363058931;davos;not a crash -85115;1363058941;mircea_popescu;and then they merge into one that doesn't include you being paid. -85114;1363058942;davos;and wrong chat. =D -85113;1363059228;Chaang-Noi;mp i sold 50k ltc yesterday for btc, odds on this being accepted? -85112;1363059235;smickles;;;ticker -85111;1363059236;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.12000, Best ask: 44.50000, Bid-ask spread: 1.38000, Last trade: 43.12000, 24 hour volume: 62664.75566320, 24 hour low: 43.12000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 46.92695 -85110;1363059245;Bowjob;Meow -85109;1363059250;Bowjob;All right, what the fuck is going on -85108;1363059265;smickles;SELL SELL SELL !!! -85107;1363059377;kakobrekla;hm 1k sold and price went down 3$ -85106;1363059385;Bowjob;This is a huge blow to bitcoin. WTF I thought its supposed to be secure -85105;1363059389;the-bucket-shop;my guess miner hardware related. total wild guess -85104;1363059420;ThickAsThieves;why do they even need to change the code -85103;1363059421;BitHub;bitcoin been failing a bit lately -85102;1363059436;BitHub;alot of flaws being exposed -85101;1363059440;dub;this is glorious -85100;1363059442;smickles;BitHub: http://bit.ly/wAIBGJ -85099;1363059458;BitHub;? -85098;1363059464;Ukto;btw -85097;1363059469;Ukto;this will rpolyl drive ltc prices up -85096;1363059470;Ukto;;) -85095;1363059475;mircea_popescu;BitHub they've been doing this shit since day one -85094;1363059476;Chaang-Noi;:) -85093;1363059481;mircea_popescu;wallet was plaintext for like 2 years -85092;1363059487;mircea_popescu;it's just that now btc is worth half a bn dollars -85091;1363059489;Ukto;almost done with my mini ltc project -85090;1363059497;BitHub;mircea do you think the bitcoin foundation will pay out a compensation? lul -85089;1363059510;smickles;reparations! -85088;1363059518;BitHub;damn straight -85087;1363059520;mircea_popescu;BitHub i'd be more than happy if the usual pompous idiots came out with an apology. -85086;1363059530;Chaang-Noi;Ukto tell me more, i heart ltc -85085;1363059543;BitHub;mircea who's fault is it? -85084;1363059543;dub;mircea_popescu: you know the answer right -85083;1363059549;mircea_popescu;dub yes. -85082;1363059555;dub;mircea_popescu: because 'not ready for primetime' -85081;1363059563;mircea_popescu;BitHub i'm not going to go into that level of detail. -85080;1363059576;dub;mircea_popescu: its obvious they don't want adoption -85079;1363059587;Bowjob;wow.. what will the institutional investors think -85078;1363059589;mircea_popescu;dub yes, they want it forever this niche toy where they matter. -85077;1363059599;dub;mircea_popescu: at least for the next 100 years -85076;1363059599;mircea_popescu;when i told them they'll be pushed aside coupla months ago i guess they groked it -85075;1363059603;BitHub;all good, but yeah, makes me think they could just do this sort of stuff on purpose just to manipulate the price -85074;1363059626;mircea_popescu;BitHub they're for the most part not intelligent enough to understand the point or value of money. -85073;1363059633;mircea_popescu;they just want dorks admiring them. -85072;1363059655;BitHub;to be honest i have noticed the lack of like really really god like programmers -85071;1363059705;dub;oh this is gettgin good -85070;1363059716;kakobrekla;what is getting good -85069;1363059718;kakobrekla;where is the url -85068;1363059719;dub;you cant downgrade to 0.7 -85067;1363059721;kakobrekla;feed us -85066;1363059723;pizzaman1337;or getting bad -85065;1363059724;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.0 -85064;1363059726;dub;without prev blkindex -85063;1363059729;Bowjob;satoshi, save us -85062;1363059736;mircea_popescu;dub obviously ? -85061;1363059740;BitHub;yeah where is Lord Satoshi? -85060;1363059741;kakobrekla;mistebigg again -85059;1363059747;kakobrekla;someone stab him in teh face -85058;1363059748;BitHub;he needs to come in and fix these n00bs mistake -85057;1363059750;mircea_popescu;the only way is basically foer the people who upgraded to downtime -85056;1363059755;mircea_popescu;let the smarter folks merge it -85055;1363059757;mircea_popescu;then pay for a blk -85054;1363059763;dub;and no reindex in 0.7 so you have to download and validate the chain -85053;1363059768;mircea_popescu;da fuck did you think tho ? -85052;1363059772;dub;which workd REALLY WELL -85051;1363059780;BitHub;lul @ In re Bitcoin Devs are idiots -85050;1363059792;dub;BitHub: they kinda are -85049;1363059796;smickles;i've got an uptodate .7 chain for s2cm funds -85048;1363059801;BitHub;ima have to read this :) -85047;1363059883;mircea_popescu;smickles see if anyone wants to pay you 50 btc for it -85046;1363059895;Bowjob;;;ticker -85045;1363059896;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.00000, Best ask: 45.10989, Bid-ask spread: 0.10989, Last trade: 45.00000, 24 hour volume: 66465.70498496, 24 hour low: 43.11000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 46.77472 -85044;1363059898;Bowjob;hey -85043;1363059899;Bowjob;wtf -85042;1363059899;Bowjob;45 -85041;1363059909;smickles;;;sell 1 "0.7 blockchain" @ 50 btc -85040;1363059910;gribble;Order id 13963 created. -85039;1363059914;gesell;Bowjob: see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152030 -85038;1363059917;Bowjob;what bullshit is this -85037;1363059917;Bowjob;this actually scares me.. that bitcoin can be compromised like this -85036;1363059924;mod6;there you go smickles -85035;1363059927;Bowjob;I thought we're supposed to be unhackable and shit -85034;1363059935;kakobrekla;lol -85033;1363059936;mircea_popescu;ahaha -85032;1363059936;BitHub;yeah bowjob -85031;1363059941;BitHub;its getting scammy hey -85030;1363059948;BitHub;the pyramid is being exposed -85029;1363059949;kakobrekla;btc is fragile as a cracked egg -85028;1363059958;Bowjob;Everyone move to lite coin! -85027;1363059964;mod6;i've got a chain that was last updated dec 29th... -85026;1363059967;kakobrekla;i mean bitcoind -85025;1363059994;BitHub;just email your wallet.dat to the bitcoin foundation tell them they've won and then hang yourself -85024;1363060029;mod6;heheh -85023;1363060031;Bowjob;Umm I'm using electrum does it run ot 0.08 -85022;1363060032;Bowjob;.. -85021;1363060035;Bowjob;wtf -85020;1363060051;evoorhees;Bowjob don't be a fool. If you actually saw the devs react to this and remedy it, you'd be very impressed -85019;1363060063;evoorhees;people should expect bugs -85018;1363060076;evoorhees;it's how resilient btc is in the face of them that matters -85017;1363060108;mircea_popescu;Bowjob the design is very strong. -85016;1363060113;mircea_popescu;the implementation is very poor. -85015;1363060128;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: have you considered hiring people to work on it? -85014;1363060139;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 suppose bitcoin was written by mpex devs. -85013;1363060142;mircea_popescu;would you use it ? -85012;1363060148;pizzaman1337;if everyone else did -85011;1363060150;dub;bitcoin is so resilient it only took one satoshidice to break it -85010;1363060159;mircea_popescu;that's no way to go about things. -85009;1363060165;Bowjob;btc-e trollbox is celebrating -85008;1363060167;pizzaman1337;so what's the best solution? -85007;1363060171;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of intrinsic strength in the open and independent dev model. -85006;1363060180;BitHub;hand the code over to bill gates -85005;1363060181;mircea_popescu;the problem is that much like anything else of the kind, it depends on keeping politics low. -85004;1363060190;mircea_popescu;wikipedia for instance is similar, and failed for similar reasons. -85003;1363060193;gesell;mircea_popescu: shorting possitions on mpex? -85002;1363060198;BitHub;politics, emotions, egos -85001;1363060199;mircea_popescu;gesell not so far. -85000;1363060205;gesell;ack -84999;1363060209;vampireb;well not a bitcoin issue, the old db was a problem -84998;1363060209;mircea_popescu;go ahead -84997;1363060216;gesell;no, just curious -84996;1363060221;mircea_popescu;vampireb don't you start. read up a little eh. -84995;1363060243;smickles;gesell: you want to short s.mpoe? -84994;1363060244;BitHub;why doesn't the bitcoin foundation use all that money to actually hire proper programmers -84993;1363060248;BitHub;with resumes and stuff -84992;1363060252;vampireb;hmm? start what? i read pleter's explanation, what isnt clear? -84991;1363060263;Bowjob;are asics safe and compatible after this? -84990;1363060269;mircea_popescu;vampireb read up the context in the channel you're talking. -84989;1363060271;BitHub;isn't that the foundation job? or not really? -84988;1363060276;gesell;will this spill over into the discussion of soft limits and sdice foo? -84987;1363060281;mircea_popescu;Bowjob doesn't have much to do with asics this -84986;1363060286;mircea_popescu;BitHub well... i have no idea. -84985;1363060289;Bowjob;k thats all i care about -84984;1363060289;Bowjob;lol -84983;1363060292;mircea_popescu;gesell prolly. -84982;1363060295;benkay;lol@ bithub resumes -84981;1363060297;dub;gesell: this will spill over into all manner of discussion -84980;1363060308;mircea_popescu;this will probably be the foundation of all further discussions -84979;1363060315;mircea_popescu;dja see what i did there ? -84978;1363060319;smickles;well, if anyone want's to short s.mpoe, i have a fair amout of shares available -84977;1363060325;BitHub;what is the point of the foundation -84976;1363060330;mircea_popescu;smickles i think op was discussing shorting btc -84975;1363060337;smickles;oh -84974;1363060338;dub;BitHub: they supply the biscuit -84973;1363060339;smickles;poo -84972;1363060346;vampireb;i dont have the context, but ok -84971;1363060355;smickles;buy puts :P -84970;1363060357;benkay;dub: biscuit? -84969;1363060365;mircea_popescu;vampireb mkay. who put the db in there ? -84968;1363060366;dub;the one in the middle -84967;1363060380;vampireb;who? i dont know, satoshi? -84966;1363060392;vampireb;bdb has issues, not 0.8 -84965;1363060392;mircea_popescu;right. -84964;1363060397;dub;;;goxlag -84963;1363060398;gribble;38.016469 seconds -84962;1363060405;mircea_popescu;you make an upgrade that fucks up the network, it's not the db, it's not satoshi, it;s you. -84961;1363060408;dub;;;ticker -84960;1363060408;mircea_popescu;that's how things work. -84959;1363060408;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.01000, Best ask: 45.90277, Bid-ask spread: 0.89277, Last trade: 46.50000, 24 hour volume: 70342.96544144, 24 hour low: 43.11000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 46.71424 -84958;1363060416;benkay;hurr. -84957;1363060430;kakobrekla;again -84956;1363060433;kakobrekla;untradable -84955;1363060433;benkay;did testnet testing not catch this due to atomic transaction size blah blah? -84954;1363060435;kakobrekla;38 seconds -84953;1363060439;kakobrekla;and no ddos afaik -84952;1363060440;dub;its only 38 man -84951;1363060444;kakobrekla;fuckin lame -84950;1363060445;vampireb;well guess what, that's why when I last time I met gavin he was looking to hire QA -84949;1363060446;kakobrekla;tards. -84948;1363060448;dub;it was over 2000 last night -84947;1363060454;dub;with no volume at all -84946;1363060462;kakobrekla;over 9k really pisses me. -84945;1363060487;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: gotta fix it :) -84944;1363060490;dub;I've only seen it >9000 once -84943;1363060503;kakobrekla;myea. -84942;1363060508;dub;but today would be a good candidate -84941;1363060517;dub;if the 20k failsafe is still there -84940;1363060540;smickles;"an easy way to do it is to go to home depot with 5 usd, buy stuff to make it happenj" -84939;1363060589;smickles;;;proxies -84938;1363060589;gribble;Error: "proxies" is not a valid command. -84937;1363060590;gesell;dub: 20k failsafe means what? -84936;1363060594;smickles;$proxies -84935;1363060595;mpexbot;smickles: ["http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -84934;1363060608;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -84933;1363060609;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00530001 / 0.00552804 / 0.0059998 (11830 shares, 65.40 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.00514724 / 0.006 (228107 shares, 1,174.12 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00614247 / 0.0069 (2518785 shares, 15,471.58 BTC) -84932;1363060626;smickles;$depth s.dice -84931;1363060627;mpexbot;smickles: Bids: ['100 @ 530012', '81 @ 530011', '800 @ 530000', '500 @ 520000', '10 @ 520000'] -84930;1363060628;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['9299 @ 569996', '1000 @ 569997', '2000 @ 570000', '148 @ 599990', '48346 @ 600000'] -84929;1363060629;smickles;:) -84928;1363060638;pizzaman1337;smickles: nice -84927;1363060640;Bowjob;now lucif is gonna make some bullshit up how he calculated this could happen -84926;1363060651;Bowjob;and we're gonna look like emperors with no clothes -84925;1363060688;mircea_popescu;vampireb so he was looking to hire a qa. good for him. -84924;1363060704;benkay;too bad he never got around to it. -84923;1363060722;benkay;egg -> face -84922;1363060723;vampireb;well devs dont wanna do qa, and u can't really qa your own shit -84921;1363060735;benkay;http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_E1j8gmCIr9w/TIQDRAZ9fbI/AAAAAAAAIOA/lYRso7Tr_fY/s1600/egg+on+your+face.png -84920;1363060752;mircea_popescu;vampireb so ? -84919;1363060753;Bowjob;meanwhile, LTC is surging -84918;1363060760;mircea_popescu;Bowjob it would. -84917;1363060798;vampireb;so what? it isn't the end of the world. a minor hiccup -84916;1363060798;smickles;"Every be very careful about accepting any transactions for the the next few hours" << what is that supposed to mean :P -84915;1363060817;benkay;i'd take a bearish position on ltc, settled next month... -84914;1363060819;smickles;how is one to be careful? -84913;1363060831;the-bucket-shop;never let a tragedy go to waste fellas. Plaster Satoshi Dice's name all over the news and posts if you can. -84912;1363060834;vampireb;the result: bitcoin foundation would be promoted as a saviour -84911;1363060837;BitHub;it not the end of the world? -84910;1363060869;mircea_popescu;smickles that incoming txs might be wiped on fork merge -84909;1363060896;mircea_popescu;vampireb it's hopefully the end of a certain misplace attitude. -84908;1363060898;gesell;the-bucket-shop: what do you mean? -84907;1363060899;mircea_popescu;in the devteam. -84906;1363060909;mircea_popescu;aka "we know shit". -84905;1363060910;vampireb;attitudes? yea. -84904;1363060918;the-bucket-shop;I mean satoshidice can get famous off of this news -84903;1363060923;gesell;also, what effect would this split have on hash/mining opporutunities? -84902;1363060938;mircea_popescu;gesell it's a temporary thing. -84901;1363060939;gesell;brief opportunities if that -84900;1363060950;mircea_popescu;if it's not temporary then there's no mining oportunities -84899;1363060956;smickles;mircea_popescu: i know, but how would you be careful about it. seems binary to me -84898;1363060962;mircea_popescu;just stall them -84897;1363060973;mircea_popescu;im not processing incoming on mpex till its resolved for instance. -84896;1363060975;gesell;mircea_popescu: even if it is, it will take time for everyone to get on the proper chain, no... since apparently some versions will have to upgrade -84895;1363060984;benkay;i'm out. this shit's boring. -84894;1363060984;mircea_popescu;(course i have the advantaghe that my system is designed so such things don't affect me) -84893;1363060998;mircea_popescu;gesell it seems downgrade moreover. -84892;1363060999;Bowjob;;;ticker -84891;1363061000;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.50000, Best ask: 44.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 43.10000, 24 hour volume: 75255.63737110, 24 hour low: 43.10000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 46.55735 -84890;1363061022;vampireb;ah good that i sold at 47. need to figure when to rebuy -84889;1363061063;smickles;2 -84888;1363061065;kakobrekla;ltc crossed 1 -84887;1363061067;gesell;so, just trying to understand this. how is mtgox processing tx's now. this effects minders and merchants, not exchanges? -84886;1363061072;dub; im buying at $10 -84885;1363061079;vampireb;they dont process tx now? -84884;1363061088;smickles;gsi don't think they are processing deposits/withdrawals -84883;1363061089;vampireb;you can trade with existing funds -84882;1363061090;dub;they dont process tx -84881;1363061099;dub;unless you fund or withdraw -84880;1363061112;dub;which is frozen iirc -84879;1363061116;gesell;dub: perhaps i got the wrong term. if miners and merchants are told to wait, why not exchanges? -84878;1363061128;vampireb;miners need to switch to 0.7? -84877;1363061142;smickles;echanges != merchant? -84876;1363061147;Chaang-Noi;ltc now at all time high to btc, and well over its old all time high to fiat -84875;1363061147;mircea_popescu;gesell nobody is crediting incoming txs atm -84874;1363061164;gesell;im trying to guage if there will be a queu of sells waiting to flood through exchanges once things get back to speed -84873;1363061164;mircea_popescu;withdrawals are fine, but prolly people aren't doing it just to be safe. -84872;1363061172;mircea_popescu;gesell its possible. -84871;1363061184;dub;gesell: there will, and wait till it hits the press -84870;1363061193;mircea_popescu;yeah, outlook is a little bearish i guess -84869;1363061203;dub;I think $10 might be a bit bullish -84868;1363061219;pizzaman1337;;;ticker --last -84867;1363061220;gribble;44.15000 -84866;1363061234;Bowjob;I'm dropping down 200 BTC -84865;1363061239;pizzaman1337;well, I can't wait to get myself some cheap coins if it drops -84864;1363061241;gesell;so its a selfish question now but ive always invested long term. and now im wondering if its time to pull and wait -84863;1363061246;mod6;pizzaman1337: same -84862;1363061257;Bowjob;pull put. i'll sell 200 BTC for 8k -84861;1363061307;the-bucket-shop;still 25 coins every 10 minutes as far as I know. long term should be good gesell -84860;1363061338;mircea_popescu;so far options aren't moving at all. -84859;1363061346;gesell;the-bucket-shop: the long term is great. but the bible says to be a good steward with your money so im just wondering if im being a total idiot just holding at this point -84858;1363061348;gesell;;) -84857;1363061349;mircea_popescu;im guessing people don't judge major drop likely. -84856;1363061353;smickles;;;view -84855;1363061354;gribble;#13963 Mon Mar 11 18:45:10 2013 smickles SELL 1.0 0.7 blockchain @ 50 btc (None) -84854;1363061361;mircea_popescu;got any offers yet ? -84853;1363061370;smickles;yup -84852;1363061382;kakobrekla;r u srs? -84851;1363061394;kakobrekla;ill sell for 25 -84850;1363061400;smickles;nope -84849;1363061402;smickles;;D -84848;1363061407;gesell;what are you selling smickles, dont get it -84847;1363061413;kakobrekla;lol -84846;1363061415;kakobrekla;:D -84845;1363061429;gesell;just selling the dat files? huh -84844;1363061436;smickles;gesell: because of the current situation, people who are on .8 and want .7 need to redownload the chain -84843;1363061436;Bowjob;heck ill sell for $13.29 -84842;1363061438;pizzaman1337;;;ticker --last -84841;1363061438;gribble;43.49999 -84840;1363061438;Bowjob;what i paid for -84839;1363061439;Bowjob;lol -84838;1363061451;smickles;a direct transfer from me to them would be a lot faster -84837;1363061459;gesell;heh, okay -84836;1363061473;gesell;im on 0.7 with last update 25 days ago -84835;1363061484;Chaang-Noi;bit is 42 -84834;1363061489;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -84833;1363061490;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.20000, Best ask: 43.20758, Bid-ask spread: 0.00758, Last trade: 43.20000, 24 hour volume: 81127.52521536, 24 hour low: 42.00000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 46.26895 -84832;1363061494;Chaang-Noi;or was lol -84831;1363061504;mircea_popescu;heh. -84830;1363061523;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -84829;1363061524;smickles;!ticker ^OIX -84828;1363061525;assbot;You cannot stop the clouds by the building of a ship. -84827;1363061527;kakobrekla;book aint problematic -84826;1363061533;the-bucket-shop;hold on if I'm still not upgraded I can sell something? -84825;1363061538;smickles;$vwap ^oix -84824;1363061539;mpexbot;smickles: {u'7d': {u'cnt': u'', u'min': u'4086787592', u'max': u'5325215905', u'vsa': u'954675808260', u'vsh': u'no', u'avg': u'5157005239'}, u'30d': {u'cnt': u'', u'min': u'', u'max': u'', u'vsa': u'', u'vsh': u'', u'avg': u''}, u'1d': {u'cnt': u'', u'min': u'', u'max': u'', u'vsa': u'', u'vsh': u'', u'avg': u''}} -84823;1363061541;the-bucket-shop;I'm trying to catch up -84822;1363061544;kakobrekla;but its impossible to trade -84821;1363061547;kakobrekla;with 30 sec lag -84820;1363061553;dub;its just a correction -84819;1363061556;smickles;;;goxlag -84818;1363061556;gribble;157.044926 seconds -84817;1363061560;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -84816;1363061562;kakobrekla;or 157 -84815;1363061565;mircea_popescu;bejaysus -84814;1363061579;mod6;:/ -84813;1363061597;Bowjob;we need to summon satoshi -84812;1363061600;Bowjob;Earth! -84811;1363061624;gesell;does delay translate to some meaningful guage of load on gox? -84810;1363061627;smickles;the OIX is at 51? -84809;1363061632;mod6;yea -84808;1363061635;smickles;wtf? -84807;1363061683;toffoo;help me satoshi nakamoto, you're our only hope -84806;1363061688;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -84805;1363061689;gribble;46.31 -84804;1363061697;mod6;only options today were 192 CALL @ 47 -84803;1363061705;mircea_popescu;smickles nothing moved. -84802;1363061710;mircea_popescu;yet at least. -84801;1363061712;dub;gesell: it translates to 'gox is incapable of handling moderate load' -84800;1363061713;smickles;;;calc 41/1.11 -84799;1363061713;gribble;36.9369369369 -84798;1363061728;mircea_popescu;dub for some values of moderate such as -84797;1363061729;smickles;;;calc 43/1.14 -84796;1363061730;gribble;37.7192982456 -84795;1363061734;gesell;hmm, any predictions on bit bets effected by this -84794;1363061737;dub;gesell: alternatively 'bitcoin is a joke' -84793;1363061741;mircea_popescu;"what the average metro payment terminal in tokyo processes" -84792;1363061751;smickles;;;calc 75/1.62 -84791;1363061751;gribble;46.2962962963 -84790;1363061780;smickles;woops -84789;1363061786;smickles;;;calc 75/1.79 -84788;1363061787;gribble;41.8994413408 -84787;1363061788;Bowjob;;;ticker -84786;1363061789;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.00000, Best ask: 42.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.99000, Last trade: 42.99000, 24 hour volume: 82087.73745767, 24 hour low: 42.00000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 46.19856 -84785;1363061796;pizzaman1337;$1 spread -84784;1363061812;mircea_popescu;oh i see the girl is adequately incensed -84783;1363061817;mircea_popescu;paying her in btc was the best move ever. -84782;1363061827;dub;lol -84781;1363061834;mircea_popescu;she's like "they did what" -84780;1363061842;mircea_popescu;and im like "yes. here's pike bring heads" -84779;1363061861;dub;no rly? -84778;1363061864;dub;No cause we're too cool for testnet and elbow grease, gotta spend 16 hours a day on -dev talking about what we think of Satoshi Dice and how many whales fatass Gmaxwell could swallow whole. -84777;1363061876;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 10 @ 0.79079695 = 7.908 BTC [-] -84776;1363061885;mircea_popescu;lol -84775;1363061888;mod6;bunch of cock-meat sandwiches -84774;1363061952;dub;man, if those ddos kids were on to it -84773;1363061959;dub;they could REALLY fuck shit up right now -84772;1363061969;mircea_popescu;ya let's keep that part a little quieter shall we. -84771;1363061978;kakobrekla;:D -84770;1363061981;dub;but I want $2 -84769;1363061990;mircea_popescu;nevertheless. -84768;1363062001;smickles;i see that as a goos ~8 btc spent -84767;1363062004;smickles;*good -84766;1363062010;gesell;this one might get closer http://bitbet.us/bet/283/btc-usd-at-mtgox-will-hit-50-in-march/ -84765;1363062024;ThickAsThieves;so in a situation like this, where the usd/btc may fall on confidence, am i safer being mostly invested in assets? -84764;1363062032;ThickAsThieves;or more exposed? -84763;1363062036;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves possibly. hard to gauge -84762;1363062039;davout;why are you guys even here -84761;1363062041;mircea_popescu;we have very little mkt history to go by -84760;1363062051;davout;all the cool kids are on bitcoin-dev -84759;1363062051;mircea_popescu;davout urmom was on the rag. -84758;1363062062;gesell;davout: to take advantage of fallouts? -84757;1363062067;mircea_popescu;no, only the dubiously metrosexual are on -dev -84756;1363062071;smickles;ThickAsThieves: if a significat amount of investors view their assets in terms of usd, then mebbe -84755;1363062083;mircea_popescu;smickles this is the time to buy eskimoblobs thing! -84754;1363062086;smickles;else: no -84753;1363062093;ThickAsThieves;i spent all day buying ltc assets -84752;1363062113;grubles;where da ltc assets at -84751;1363062115;smickles;mircea_popescu: no, this was clearly the time to <@assbot> [MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 10 @ 0.79079695 = 7.908 BTC [-] -84750;1363062119;mircea_popescu;grubles btcto ? -84749;1363062122;ThickAsThieves;litecoinglobal.com -84748;1363062129;davout;bitcoin just became fun again -84747;1363062133;mircea_popescu;smickles short puts ? -84746;1363062144;smickles;well, from your end -84745;1363062154;the-bucket-shop;I think s.dice and bitvps would benefit. except that s.dice money faucet is turned off. -84744;1363062163;the-bucket-shop;because of a bad btc price -84743;1363062166;grubles;mircea_popescu: link? -84742;1363062166;gesell;davout: totally -84741;1363062190;gesell;;;goxlag -84740;1363062191;gribble;199.519792 seconds -84739;1363062194;smickles;mircea_popescu: i bought them, if the bc,24hprc moves to the current spot, they break even -84738;1363062195;kakobrekla;... -84737;1363062206;kakobrekla;go gox. -84736;1363062213;pizzaman1337;;;ticker --last -84735;1363062213;gribble;41.40000 -84734;1363062223;smickles;wasn't it over 1500 goxlag the other day -84733;1363062263;pgp2;coinbr down again? -84732;1363062274;gesell;by all intents and purposes this is most definitely a crash -84731;1363062289;dub;this is early days -84730;1363062305;smickles;lol, coinbr down. mpex.coinbr up -84729;1363062307;vampireb;imo a crash is good -84728;1363062314;davout;is mtgox even still trading ? -84727;1363062316;dub;crash comes when the media wakes up -84726;1363062332;smickles;mircea_popescu: i also have those p310t's i bought a while back -84725;1363062345;davout;dub: not necessarily if it was taken care of quickly -84724;1363062353;Bowjob;All right, I'm not panicking. Stay frosty -84723;1363062371;gesell;Bowjob: don't panik, just buy when it all settles -84722;1363062375;gesell;well -84721;1363062399;dub;;;goxlag -84720;1363062399;gesell;i shouldnt give any advice. i dont know jack. but i will hedge a little when it bottoms out anyway, for myself -84719;1363062399;gribble;256.034339 seconds -84718;1363062401;smickles;best thing to do now is buy beer with bitcoin -84717;1363062402;kakobrekla;;;ticer -84716;1363062402;gribble;Error: "ticer" is not a valid command. -84715;1363062406;kakobrekla;;;ticker -84714;1363062406;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.21110, Best ask: 41.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18890, Last trade: 41.40000, 24 hour volume: 86823.51454120, 24 hour low: 41.20000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 45.94411 -84713;1363062408;smickles;possibly free beer -84712;1363062414;dub;gox is trying to trade as always -84711;1363062423;Bowjob;actually, I could sell a few coins and buy back cheaper -84710;1363062424;Bowjob;mhm -84709;1363062427;dub;the little trading engine that could -84708;1363062436;dub;('nt) -84707;1363062448;mircea_popescu;sorry grubles link for what ? -84706;1363062526;Chaang-Noi;odd 12 ours oga this chan was dead as dead, wake up to panic, ahhh btc :) -84705;1363062566;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -84704;1363062568;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.60269, Best ask: 41.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.59731, Last trade: 41.20000, 24 hour volume: 91789.11504056, 24 hour low: 40.01110, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 45.66073 -84703;1363062571;mircea_popescu;holy. -84702;1363062584;Bowjob;lol -84701;1363062585;Bowjob;Brb, panicking now -84700;1363062636;kakobrekla;;;ticker -84699;1363062636;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.37260, Best ask: 40.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12740, Last trade: 40.50000, 24 hour volume: 91802.34794623, 24 hour low: 40.01110, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 45.65939 -84698;1363062643;Chaang-Noi;gox cant fall to far..people cant send gox coins to sell :) -84697;1363062653;wiggzz;so what're the running odds that puts on mpex actually pay out if btc crashes very low? -84696;1363062655;mircea_popescu;that's a point. -84695;1363062659;mircea_popescu;wiggzz 100%. -84694;1363062669;wiggzz;are they hedged? -84693;1363062671;pizzaman1337;Chaang-Noi: but when they open it up, there could be a selloff -84692;1363062682;mircea_popescu;yes, the only way to write them is by depositing capital -84691;1363062691;Chaang-Noi;after 6 trasactions could be a sell off yes... but people seeing it is fixed will be like, cheap coinz!!!!!!! -84690;1363062693;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 very likely actually. -84689;1363062701;Chaang-Noi;im pretty sure i know how this drama will play out -84688;1363062703;wiggzz;but, on a put required capital is not as great as they can fall -84687;1363062722;Chaang-Noi;fiat in the gox will beat the 6 confirm sell off -84686;1363062736;gesell;something that really disturbs me right now is the number of way overpriced buy bids still sitting on bitcoin.de (a p2p exchange with pretty high volume) -84685;1363062737;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C490N] 10 @ 0.1721919 = 1.7219 BTC -84684;1363062744;Chaang-Noi;even if we go to $25 we will bounce right back up if this shit gets sorted quickly -84683;1363062754;Chaang-Noi;btw eta on this being fixed? -84682;1363062768;gesell;mtgox price is at 31eu but you could still sell on bitcoin.de for 36 -84681;1363062777;Bowjob;should be a few hours -84680;1363062778;pizzaman1337;Chaang-Noi: as soon as the 0.7 chain is longer, I think. Not sure how far behind it is. -84679;1363062784;the-bucket-shop;gesell what time is it in de 4 am? -84678;1363062789;gesell;yeah 3:30 -84677;1363062793;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -84676;1363062794;gribble;299.836034 seconds -84675;1363062801;Chaang-Noi;yeah id like to know the leanth of the chains -84674;1363062806;mircea_popescu;wiggzz puts are bounded by fiat value -84673;1363062811;kakobrekla;;;ticker -84672;1363062812;mircea_popescu;you can't make more than 50 bucks on a 50 struck put -84671;1363062813;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 40.01000, Best ask: 40.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49000, Last trade: 40.01000, 24 hour volume: 92084.38009144, 24 hour low: 40.01000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 45.64045 -84670;1363062820;kakobrekla;we are at 35 or 45 imho -84669;1363062829;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla likely 35-37 ya -84668;1363062830;gesell;im a bit worried selling on bitcoin.de though because if the buyer doesnt care to loose a bit of reputation they could just backout -84667;1363062851;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i would guess it will be solved within a couple of hourd. -84666;1363062865;gesell;35, really? what, end of the month or just tomorrow or something? -84665;1363062899;Chaang-Noi;okay, ill go pay insurance for my truck.. and ship off some wild honey... i need to get afk anyway:) -84664;1363062899;gesell;the thing with the bitcoin market is the reaction extends over a long period. so what you see happening now will continue in a similar manner with the EU wakes up -84663;1363062919;kakobrekla;hey, EU is awake -84662;1363062925;gesell;nope -84661;1363062931;kakobrekla;well we are up -84660;1363062935;kakobrekla;me mircea_popescu and jurov -84659;1363062949;kakobrekla;is there some one else relevant? -84658;1363062950;wiggzz;right, but in BTC the required collateral was only strike / spot -84657;1363062951;gesell;ive watched it happen. a lul for a few hours then around 10am de time (8 9 whatever UK) a lot of activity -84656;1363062953;Bowjob;;;eightball Is this the end for bitcoin? -84655;1363062953;gribble;No chance. -84654;1363062959;mod6;:] -84653;1363062962;Bowjob;The eightball has spoken! -84652;1363062971;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: I'm not really relevant, but most of the time I'm over there -84651;1363062977;Bowjob;Everyone quit panicking, its just a few blocks. Tomorrow, we shall see $50 -84650;1363062988;mod6;i <3 gribble -84649;1363062988;Chaang-Noi;davout> Chaang-Noi: approx 12 blocks difference -84648;1363063000;kakobrekla;pizzaman1337 i was just messing with gesell -84647;1363063006;pizzaman1337;:) -84646;1363063010;gesell;Bowjob: im not paniking. just aknowledging that the market is filled with a significant number of people investing more short term that will panik -84645;1363063023;dub;;;ticker -84644;1363063024;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.00000, Best ask: 40.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 40.00000, 24 hour volume: 99762.92721491, 24 hour low: 38.01051, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 45.12452 -84643;1363063024;pizzaman1337;;;ticker --last -84642;1363063024;gribble;40.00000 -84641;1363063029;kakobrekla;a round number! -84640;1363063041;pizzaman1337;quick, take a screenshot! -84639;1363063046;kakobrekla;quick play SD -84638;1363063047;dub;shit is broken? -84637;1363063066;kakobrekla;prolly -84636;1363063066;smickles;wiggzz: the additions funds needed would probably come from mpbor -84635;1363063068;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -84634;1363063069;gribble;355.023263 seconds -84633;1363063071;wiggzz;say you write a put at 21, with USDBTC at 40, required collateral is 0.525 BTC? -84632;1363063085;kakobrekla;so does lag go only up? -84631;1363063098;wiggzz;but if USDBTC drops to 1, payout is 20 USD which would be 20 BTC... way more than required collateral? -84630;1363063106;kakobrekla;imma go long on lag -84629;1363063110;smickles;wiggzz: the mpbor assumes the risk of mpex options -84628;1363063114;kakobrekla;who can help me out? -84627;1363063138;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 1000 @ 0.14725493 = 147.2549 BTC [+] -84626;1363063139;smickles;kakobrekla: help with what? -84625;1363063141;pigeons;i'll take the over on lag -84624;1363063144;mircea_popescu;heh there we go -84623;1363063147;kakobrekla;smickles to go long on lag -84622;1363063149;pizzaman1337;we need an MPSIC for goxlag -84621;1363063150;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -84620;1363063150;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P450T] 1000 @ 0.17572879 = 175.7288 BTC [+] -84619;1363063152;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 40.86787592 / 51.57005239 / 53.25215905 (no shares, 9,546.76 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -84618;1363063194;kakobrekla;;;ticker -84617;1363063194;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 37.90000, Best ask: 38.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 38.00000, 24 hour volume: 101521.68067860, 24 hour low: 37.90000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 45.00561 -84616;1363063200;smickles;woo -84615;1363063202;kakobrekla;deep. -84614;1363063205;mircea_popescu;wiggzz that issue is taken care of by a little insurance premium on oputs issuance -84613;1363063212;smickles;;;bids 31 -84612;1363063218;mircea_popescu;and in exchange i settle puts in fiat in case of utter collapse -84611;1363063228;gribble;There are currently 33593.186 bitcoins demanded at or over 31.0 USD, worth 1149514.37586 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0061 seconds -84610;1363063253;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 1000 @ 0.15522008 = 155.2201 BTC [+] -84609;1363063255;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P450T] 1000 @ 0.18486613 = 184.8661 BTC [+] -84608;1363063260;wiggzz;ok, good to know -84607;1363063311;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 1000 @ 0.1040628 = 104.0628 BTC [+] -84606;1363063312;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P410T] 1000 @ 0.12826263 = 128.2626 BTC [+] -84605;1363063315;mircea_popescu;heh. -84604;1363063318;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -84603;1363063319;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 40.86787592 / 51.57005239 / 53.25215905 (no shares, 9,546.76 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -84602;1363063343;mircea_popescu;no srsly ? -84601;1363063346;Chaang-Noi;i should have shorted btc :) -84600;1363063363;smickles;mircea_popescu: is that unchanged on the 7day? -84599;1363063375;Bowjob;;;ticker -84598;1363063386;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -84597;1363063386;gribble;365.309178 seconds -84596;1363063395;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 37.80000, Best ask: 38.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 38.00000, 24 hour volume: 101597.26956421, 24 hour low: 37.80000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 45.00044 -84595;1363063396;mircea_popescu;smickles yeh. i wonder wtf. -84594;1363063407;smickles;$vwap ^oix -84593;1363063408;mpexbot;smickles: {u'7d': {u'cnt': u'', u'min': u'4086787592', u'max': u'5325215905', u'vsa': u'954675808260', u'vsh': u'no', u'avg': u'5157005239'}, u'30d': {u'cnt': u'', u'min': u'', u'max': u'', u'vsa': u'', u'vsh': u'', u'avg': u''}, u'1d': {u'cnt': u'', u'min': u'', u'max': u'', u'vsa': u'', u'vsh': u'', u'avg': u''}} -84592;1363063433;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -84591;1363063434;gribble;45.11 -84590;1363063536;wiggzz;bitcoin.clarkmoody.com down... -84589;1363063573;mircea_popescu;heh -84588;1363063648;Bowjob;$45.51 -84587;1363063650;Bowjob;according to coinlab -84586;1363063651;Bowjob;lol -84585;1363063659;dub;;;goxlag -84584;1363063659;gribble;564.66904 seconds -84583;1363063662;Bowjob;damn -84582;1363063664;kakobrekla;37 on bitstamp -84581;1363063666;Bowjob;89 min ago -84580;1363063677;dub;nicely scaling there gox -84579;1363063681;dub;linear even -84578;1363063687;gesell;;;goxlag -84577;1363063688;gribble;584.930613 seconds -84576;1363063691;kakobrekla;so gox is turning in historcial btc chart reading site -84575;1363063723;mircea_popescu;lol -84574;1363063729;Bowjob;how much will BTC drop by do you think -84573;1363063729;Chaang-Noi;https://coinbase.com/network/blocks block races website -84572;1363063737;kakobrekla;this is a serious problem -84571;1363063738;gesell;to $25 -84570;1363063743;kakobrekla;even if you guys find it funny -84569;1363063757;kakobrekla;serious tranders dont suffer shit like this -84568;1363063761;kakobrekla;traders -84567;1363063775;kakobrekla;you want to bring wall street to btc? -84566;1363063776;pigeons;https://blockchain.info/orphaned-blocks -84565;1363063777;kakobrekla;kill gox -84564;1363063816;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 7 @ 0.12612881 = 0.8829 BTC [-] -84563;1363063818;gesell;kakobrekla: first, im sorry this is all happening. im sure it is ruining some peoples day. but why do you see it as a mtgox problem? -84562;1363063832;Chaang-Noi;pigeons see my link, i found that helpful -84561;1363063847;smickles;gesell: traditional markes shut down at times like these -84560;1363063855;kakobrekla;lol -84559;1363063858;kakobrekla;tell me something -84558;1363063864;kakobrekla;when you go to a foregin country -84557;1363063871;kakobrekla;and you need some of their currecny -84556;1363063876;kakobrekla;do you go to your FX broker to get it? -84555;1363063883;pizzaman1337;I wish -84554;1363063884;kakobrekla;or to buy phycal gold? -84553;1363063895;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you're telling me ? -84552;1363063902;kakobrekla;im telling gesell -84551;1363063908;mircea_popescu;yeah. -84550;1363063911;mircea_popescu;fuycking painful shit. -84549;1363063914;dub;whats a time like this for traditional markets? -84548;1363063915;kakobrekla;or if you trade stocks -84547;1363063919;kakobrekla;do you have a broker -84546;1363063922;mircea_popescu;pigeons are we merged ? -84545;1363063924;kakobrekla;or do you go on the trading floor yourself -84544;1363063926;kakobrekla;and yell there -84543;1363063931;smickles;dub: movements over x% -84542;1363063939;mircea_popescu;halelujah -84541;1363063943;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1 @ 0.17769942 BTC [-] -84540;1363063944;gesell;kakobrekla: sorry, im not following -84539;1363063944;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 9 @ 0.12120114 = 1.0908 BTC [-] -84538;1363063952;kakobrekla;:\ -84537;1363063955;mircea_popescu;11 blocks -84536;1363063958;pizzaman1337;;;ticker --last -84535;1363063960;gribble;36.80000 -84534;1363063973;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 1000 @ 0.10590572 = 105.9057 BTC [+] -84533;1363063982;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 1000 @ 0.15775711 = 157.7571 BTC [+] -84532;1363063984;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P410T] 1000 @ 0.13044382 = 130.4438 BTC [+] -84531;1363064024;Bowjob;;;ticker -84530;1363064025;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 36.68160, Best ask: 38.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.31840, Last trade: 38.00000, 24 hour volume: 105824.64907266, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.68534 -84529;1363064038;Bowjob;Are we allowed to do transactions -84528;1363064039;Bowjob;? -84527;1363064045;smickles;yea -84526;1363064060;smickles;it might be risky on the chain tho -84525;1363064096;gesell;i dont know, im not a fan of kill switches so i'd like to see bitcoin-dev's learn from this so that similar bugs in the future can be handled without shutting anything down -84524;1363064115;gesell;;;goxlag -84523;1363064115;gribble;444.693169 seconds -84522;1363064116;Bowjob;I can sell coins now at 38.50 now -84521;1363064122;Bowjob;before this shit blows out of proportions -84520;1363064123;smickles;goxlag is dropping? -84519;1363064132;smickles;it was over 600 a moment ago -84518;1363064148;gesell;;;goxlag-but-make-it-intersting-please -84517;1363064149;gribble;Error: "goxlag-but-make-it-intersting-please" is not a valid command. -84516;1363064182;gesell;;;goxlag -84515;1363064182;gribble;369.036619 seconds -84514;1363064187;smickles;gesell: i think most btc exchanges are anti-killswitch -84513;1363064241;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -84512;1363064242;gribble;44.92 -84511;1363064281;gesell;;;goxlag -84510;1363064282;smickles;;;calc 45/1.18 -84509;1363064282;gribble;38.1355932203 -84508;1363064282;gribble;338.887145 seconds -84507;1363064353;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P370T] 1000 @ 0.08420338 = 84.2034 BTC [+] -84506;1363064357;kakobrekla;;;ticker -84505;1363064358;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 39.01138, Best ask: 40.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.98862, Last trade: 40.00000, 24 hour volume: 107876.01377001, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.55733 -84504;1363064390;kakobrekla;this somehow reminds me of http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/estimation.png -84503;1363064452;dub;lol -84502;1363064479;gesell;question... so just curious would the initial errors that 0.7 clients were reporting (http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=30587843) that sipa mentions, would those just be bug reports to bitcointalk or to sourceforge bug tracker or? just curious where alerts of such issues before its plastered everywhere would come from -84501;1363064502;gesell;did anyone see where this first started and was coming to the surface? -84500;1363064549;the-bucket-shop;blockchain.info is still scrolling satoshidice bets. I wonder which blockchain -84499;1363064614;dub;they only disabled payouts -84498;1363064622;dub;(obv) -84497;1363064628;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -84496;1363064629;gribble;483.195032 seconds -84495;1363064675;gesell;i wonder if apart from the discussion about soft limits, we will also start to see features that give more oversight and regulation, even if more symbolic than bernanke like. such letting bitcoin-dev patch or blacklist more quickly or perhaps at will -84494;1363064696;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 23 @ 0.86122741 = 19.8082 BTC [+] -84493;1363064710;Bowjob;Aight, I guaratneed 75 BTC to be sold at.. $2799 -84492;1363064716;Bowjob;for the next 3 hours -84491;1363064722;Bowjob;lets see what happenes -84490;1363064753;dub;gesell: the attitude of the dev team has always been that bitcoin is their little science experiment and its not intended for production -84489;1363064773;Uglux; I'm back to save the day -84488;1363064774;Uglux;lol -84487;1363064810;kakobrekla;no no -84486;1363064827;digiJesusSatoshi;must be liek dat. -84485;1363064835;gesell;dub: i dont think my statement disagress with that at all. just looking at new horizons for the experiment -84484;1363064845;digiJesusSatoshi;Luke-Jr YOU MUST BEHAVE U HEAR ME -84483;1363064859;dub;you're going to have a hard time selling these guys oversight -84482;1363064890;gesell;dub: i agree. if it comes though it would be slowly and with a different label -84481;1363064962;pigeons;gesell: https://github.com/sipa/bitcoin/commit/ca7739797ce7990ebb9f33852412f2c3f6950b0d -84480;1363064968;gesell;saw it -84479;1363065013;Bowjob;;;ticker -84478;1363065014;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.60000, Best ask: 42.65559, Bid-ask spread: 0.05559, Last trade: 42.60000, 24 hour volume: 109984.04612509, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.45198 -84477;1363065019;Bowjob;hey did we recover -84476;1363065023;gesell;this event is fascinating actually -84475;1363065038;kakobrekla;nature is amazing. ~ ron swanson -84474;1363065049;vampireb;not recovered, there still a fork. -84473;1363065131;vampireb;;;ticker -84472;1363065132;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.60000, Best ask: 42.72770, Bid-ask spread: 0.12770, Last trade: 42.60000, 24 hour volume: 109893.67866310, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.44885 -84471;1363065183;dub;;;goxlag -84470;1363065183;gribble;482.005774 seconds -84469;1363065236;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -84468;1363065238;gribble;Current Blocks: 225452 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 339 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 21 hours, 12 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -84467;1363065263;dub;;;bc,price -84466;1363065265;gribble;Next Price Estimate: 46.86 | Next Price In About 3 days, 1 hour, 50 minutes, and 34 seconds -84465;1363065273;ThickAsThieves;lies -84464;1363065348;Bowjob;;;eightball How's LTC -84463;1363065349;gribble;One would be wise to think so. -84462;1363065369;Bowjob;erm, i shoulda asked a yes or no q -84461;1363065370;Bowjob;lol -84460;1363065388;gesell;blacklistblock = regulation. though peer agreed. which is fascinating because we do not have such language in traditional finance -84459;1363065418;gesell;or we do but a bit more abstracted and not so clear as it is here -84458;1363065431;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -84457;1363065434;kakobrekla;looks like flipper. -84456;1363065447;gesell;that is a huge spread -84455;1363065462;kakobrekla;pres B for left side and S for right side -84454;1363065464;kakobrekla;play! -84453;1363065465;Line_;In gaven we trust -84452;1363065522;Bowjob;Maybe Satoshi is looking from afar -84451;1363065598;Bowjob;;;ticker -84450;1363065598;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.00000, Best ask: 44.03000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03000, Last trade: 44.00000, 24 hour volume: 111563.57296537, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.44028 -84449;1363065682;gesell;just for the record the drop started at 2:41am GMT+1 (had some logs) -84448;1363065695;davos;Bowjob: I'd rather put money on satoshi being 2 or 3 people over in -dev -84447;1363065727;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball Buy! Buy! Buy? -84446;1363065727;gribble;_I_ don't know. -84445;1363065746;Bowjob;;;eightball Is Satoshi Nakamoto 1 person? -84444;1363065747;gribble;What are you asking me for? -84443;1363065755;Bowjob;>_> -84442;1363065805;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball Sell all BTC for LTC? -84441;1363065806;gribble;The outlook is good. -84440;1363065810;gesell;"(04:04:59) gmaxwell: jeffgarzik is /msging me telling me that jgarzik is an imposter." --- heh, and people still have the heart to troll. oh internets -84439;1363065844;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -84438;1363065846;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.00000039 / 0.00000053 / 0.00000053 (50897 shares, 0.00 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -84437;1363065940;smickles;mircea_popescu: what's up with that? -84436;1363065944;ThickAsThieves;oix killed bitcoin -84435;1363065955;mircea_popescu;smickles i just dug up oix to see wtf. -84434;1363065962;gesell;;;ticker --last -84433;1363065964;gribble;45.00000 -84432;1363065968;gesell;;;goxlag -84431;1363065970;gribble;559.099063 seconds -84430;1363065974;mircea_popescu;but basically nothing is wrong with it -84429;1363065985;mircea_popescu;just... the weight of the calls sold is so much heavier than the weight of the puts bought just now -84428;1363065992;mircea_popescu;that the oix still points to high btc -84427;1363066012;mircea_popescu;so it is working as intended, be that useful or not -84426;1363066022;Bowjob;so its still bullish btc? -84425;1363066027;ThickAsThieves;devs dont seem to be using public chat now -84424;1363066042;ThickAsThieves;btc always bullish (in betweeen crashes) -84423;1363066059;smickles;mircea_popescu: isn't it off by about 8 digits? -84422;1363066084;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -84421;1363066086;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 39.89104856 / 0.00000053 / 53.27237035 (50897 shares, 0.00 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -84420;1363066094;Bowjob;okay everything fixed -84419;1363066095;mircea_popescu;heh yeah 1 sec -84418;1363066097;mircea_popescu;bad cache -84417;1363066151;smickles;http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:chart_analysis:chart_patterns:double_top_reversal -84416;1363066169;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -84415;1363066171;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 39.89104856 / 53.82025731 / 53.27237035 (50897 shares, 0.00 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -84414;1363066183;smickles;yay:D -84413;1363066209;mircea_popescu;wait volume went away nao lo;\ -84412;1363066255;smickles;$markov -84411;1363066255;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: your blog fails to load -84410;1363066261;smickles;lol -84409;1363066323;mircea_popescu;lol -84408;1363066515;BitHub;how many hours till next asicminer divy? -84407;1363066526;BitHub;48? -84406;1363066605;gesell;;;goxlag -84405;1363066605;gribble;166.108439 seconds -84404;1363066648;pizzaman1337;;;ticker --last -84403;1363066649;gribble;44.90000 -84402;1363066772;topace_;jesus whats going on with the blockchain?? -84401;1363066781;pizzaman1337;http://bitcoin.org/chainfork.html -84400;1363066796;smickles;know waht? pps pool are boned -84399;1363066814;kakobrekla;bitcoin split, price crashed all while you were takign a piss -84398;1363066818;kakobrekla;all well now. -84397;1363066833;BitHub;safe to recieve payments again? -84396;1363066842;smickles;nope -84395;1363066876;smickles;you ought to wait until the .7 (short) chain grows longer than the main chain -84394;1363066885;smickles;and some miners are still adding to the main chain -84393;1363066907;ThickAsThieves;Schrödinger's BitBet - This bet will have more total BTC bet on Yes than on No before it closes. -84392;1363066908;smickles;and there is still confusion among the devs -84391;1363066914;ThickAsThieves;good? -84390;1363066935;pizzaman1337;ThickAsThieves: awesome -84389;1363066950;ThickAsThieves;i had a few ideas for meta bets -84388;1363066956;ThickAsThieves;had to submit one -84387;1363066980;BitHub;hmmm -84386;1363066981;kakobrekla;dunno if those are approved -84385;1363067037;BitHub;so if someone sends me coins now they're gone for good? -84384;1363067073;ThickAsThieves;the bet has a fault, or a bonus depending on how you look at it -84383;1363067078;kakobrekla;imho they will be respendable with the longer chain not containing that tx -84382;1363067091;ThickAsThieves;people will bet til it closes ... and after -84381;1363067131;the-bucket-shop;ThickAsThievs - you just blew my mind -84380;1363067132;kakobrekla;which mean a few bitbets will have to be invalidated -84379;1363067140;kakobrekla;or something -84378;1363067142;kakobrekla;dunno -84377;1363067201;kakobrekla;>The risk is small because this is not a network split-- transactions are being sent to both sides of the chain split, and it is unlikely (but possible) that somebody could get two versions of the same transaction into the two sides of the chain. -84376;1363067202;kakobrekla;ah -84375;1363067208;kakobrekla;apparently not a real problem -84374;1363067209;smickles;< BitHub> so if someone sends me coins now they're gone for good? << no, it's up to which chain it's included in -84373;1363067231;BitHub;mmk -84372;1363067255;smickles;basically, it's just risky -84371;1363067278;kakobrekla;totoally oposite of bitcoin in general. -84370;1363067288;smickles;yup -84369;1363067295;kakobrekla;fuckin keboard fails -84368;1363067313;mircea_popescu;and it is unlikely (but possible) <><< yeah. they know. -84367;1363067323;mircea_popescu;because it's just a prototype, right ? -84366;1363067351;mircea_popescu;what is the barrier to entry to this, make two txs,b roadcast it to two diff nodes. -84365;1363067356;kakobrekla;the version is below 1 right? -84364;1363067360;kakobrekla;so don fuck around. -84363;1363067425;gesell;;;goxlag -84362;1363067426;gribble;17.295316 seconds -84361;1363067434;Bowjob;;;ticker -84360;1363067435;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.01000, Best ask: 45.89900, Bid-ask spread: 0.88900, Last trade: 45.00000, 24 hour volume: 119265.24377758, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.50395 -84359;1363067442;topace_;how can you tell if your bitcoin daemon is on the right chain? -84358;1363067446;topace_;(on the 0.7 chain) -84357;1363067482;smickles;topace_: as a regualr user, i dunno. but it'll switch over automatically when the .7 chain is longer -84356;1363067484;kakobrekla;by the block height -84355;1363067493;kakobrekla;? -84354;1363067509;mircea_popescu;topace_ you can't -84353;1363067512;mircea_popescu;bsically. -84352;1363067517;mircea_popescu;cause it's not a matter of your daemon -84351;1363067533;mircea_popescu;you just emit txs. the miners add them on their mempools -84350;1363067537;mircea_popescu;you have no idea what they run -84349;1363067604;smickles;right now, you can 'bitcoind getinfo' and look at the height. current 'wrong' chain is at 225453, .7 is at 225442 -84348;1363067621;kakobrekla;what i said. -84347;1363067649;smickles;kakobrekla: but the differenc will be more and more difficult to tell soon -84346;1363067654;kakobrekla;yep -84345;1363067682;mircea_popescu;good luck getting the miners to accept a 14 block loss -84344;1363067693;mircea_popescu;that's like 350 btc -84343;1363067695;kakobrekla;pool are gonna hurt -84342;1363067699;smickles;mircea_popescu: some arn't, the largest pools are -84341;1363067710;smickles;only pps pools are fucked -84340;1363067711;mircea_popescu;smickles explain why the "wrong" one is longer then. -84339;1363067714;kakobrekla;good day for not to be a pool op -84338;1363067728;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla it prolly destroyes those unfortunate fucks that paid out on the 0 diff -84337;1363067740;smickles;mircea_popescu: it mined a block sized larger than 250k -84336;1363067750;smickles;funny, no? -84335;1363067752;mircea_popescu;no i meant blocvk height -84334;1363067768;mircea_popescu;the wrong chain is lionger yet you're telling me the miners are moving. -84333;1363067769;mircea_popescu;proof ? -84332;1363067780;smickles;the wrong one mined a block which .7 clients couldn't see -84331;1363067813;mircea_popescu;yeah... -84330;1363067814;dub;good day for not being the guild pool op -84329;1363067817;smickles;mircea_popescu: look at blockchain.info, the major pools are mining an orphaned chain -84328;1363067821;dub;double whammy there -84327;1363067822;mircea_popescu;EXACTLY -84326;1363067829;mircea_popescu;and my point is, they will continue to do so. -84325;1363067833;mircea_popescu;because they have no incentive not to. -84324;1363067839;mircea_popescu;and if they move back in they're 400 btc out. -84323;1363067845;smickles;you've got it backwards tho -84322;1363067848;mircea_popescu;have i ? -84321;1363067848;kakobrekla;well bitbet seems to be on the right one -84320;1363067853;smickles;the orphaned chain is the 'right' one -84319;1363067862;smickles;it's just not long enough yet -84318;1363067867;mircea_popescu;ah -84317;1363067871;mircea_popescu;this makes sense. -84316;1363067882;mircea_popescu;let me guess... so the longer chain is the wrong one. because that's why it's longer -84315;1363067885;mircea_popescu;cause nobody mines on it. -84314;1363067886;mircea_popescu;wtf ?! -84313;1363067892;smickles;yeah, gotta love all those peeps encouraging the pool ops to mine blocks larger than 250k b/c of SD -84312;1363067919;gesell;the crash and recovery in ascii glory http://i.imgur.com/hgYAta0.gif -84311;1363067922;smickles;they mined on the 'wrong' one for some time b/f peeps realized there was a problem -84310;1363067941;smickles;now the 'right' one is trying to catch up -84309;1363067953;Bowjob;i thoguht its solved already -84308;1363067956;mircea_popescu;i love the various people on bitcointalk trying to move the conversation -84307;1363067968;mircea_popescu;anywhere but away from the point that devs fucked up -84306;1363067980;smickles;Bowjob: they have a band=aid fix, revert to the old chain -84305;1363067981;mircea_popescu;anything and everything shall be discussed, but god forbid someone gets bitchslapped -84304;1363068005;Bowjob;and i hope everyone is actually mining on the 0.72 chain -84303;1363068021;mircea_popescu;Bowjob we see their rate of gain -84302;1363068027;mircea_popescu;if in an hour the "werong" one is +2... -84301;1363068027;smickles;Bowjob: some are, some arnt -84300;1363068041;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -84299;1363068043;gribble;Current Blocks: 225453 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 338 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 21 hours, 4 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None -84298;1363068053;smickles;225453 is the 'wrong' chain -84297;1363068079;smickles;225443 is the .7 chain -84296;1363068084;kakobrekla;from now on ill be runing 0.1 legacy -84295;1363068116;smickles;if i had enough coins to justify it, i might run one of each -84294;1363068126;smickles;it's only 8 right now -84293;1363068233;smickles;ya know, there's a chance this band-aid fix won't work, the .8 chain looks like it might be going faster than the .7 -84292;1363068238;error4733;BFL_Josh : 11 March 2013 Update : Say what you want about BFL, but we make ASICs look good. -84291;1363068247;error4733;best joke ever -84290;1363068260;Bowjob;They make Avalon look good -84289;1363068277;Bowjob;heck, Avalons come with gloves -84288;1363068328;mircea_popescu;smickles aha -84287;1363068371;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P730T] 15 @ 0.81355 = 12.2033 BTC [-] -84286;1363068423;Bowjob;mhm.. http://coinlab.com/ -84285;1363068430;Bowjob;watching this is entertaining as fuck -84284;1363068478;PeterL;The 'right' chain is definately catching up to the 'wrong' one -84283;1363068516;PeterL;I think in the past hour the 'right' chain has gone up 5 blocks, the 'wrong' one has gone up 2 -84282;1363068537;mircea_popescu;PeterL they're even now or am i on delayed data ? -84281;1363068542;smickles;ah, i think i screwed up my look at it then -84280;1363068588;smickles;they're still 9 blocks from forcing the switch -84279;1363068610;smickles;8 blocks to be even -84278;1363068680;PeterL;how will this outage affect satoshiDice share price? -84277;1363068685;Bowjob;bt we're winnign at least -84276;1363068700;mircea_popescu;is the wrong one taller than 445 ? -84275;1363068708;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -84274;1363068708;smickles;453 -84273;1363068710;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00530001 / 0.00551785 / 0.00569996 (11580 shares, 63.90 BTC), 7D: 0.00300001 / 0.0051045 / 0.006 (200407 shares, 1,022.98 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00614247 / 0.0069 (2518785 shares, 15,471.58 BTC) -84272;1363068721;mircea_popescu;PeterL so far doesn't seem to have affected it -84271;1363068740;smickles;PeterL: it was the anti-SD'ers who forced this issue -84270;1363068756;mircea_popescu;smickles the 250k arbitrary limit had to go anyway -84269;1363068764;mircea_popescu;it had no point being there in the first place -84268;1363068783;smickles;yeah, but not now. it could've undergone more testing -84267;1363068799;mircea_popescu;not putting bullshit in the codebase takes no testing -84266;1363068805;mircea_popescu;it just takes some firm adherence to coding principle. -84265;1363068825;smickles;so you think there should be no limit? -84264;1363068832;mircea_popescu;the 1mb limit is THE limit. -84263;1363068863;kakobrekla;why a souch arbitrary number -84262;1363068869;mircea_popescu;they need to go through the whole code and take out all the bs of the sort. -84261;1363068872;kakobrekla;its no better than 250k -84260;1363068876;kakobrekla;really -84259;1363068877;mircea_popescu;yeah, but -84258;1363068883;mircea_popescu;the 1mb is baked in now -84257;1363068896;Bowjob;If we hit 1mb limit -84256;1363068898;Bowjob;then what -84255;1363068899;Bowjob;lol -84254;1363068902;mircea_popescu;the (undocumented) limit to client tx size for instance, is not. -84253;1363068904;smickles;txfees rise -84252;1363068908;Bowjob;Satoshi envisioned 100 GB per day -84251;1363069024;gesell;jesus multiplied 7 fishes -84250;1363069048;Bowjob;he had fishes under the table -84249;1363069068;smickles;btcguild gunning for 5 in a row now -84248;1363069138;mod6;http://youtu.be/c0SuIMUoShI << my gf sends her regards -84247;1363069234;mod6;\: -84246;1363069266;smickles;ya know, it's quite possible that there is only one electron in the whole universe -84245;1363069313;jborkl_;better not tell the protons -84244;1363069395;smickles;the protons can't tell one electron from the other anyway -84243;1363069403;smickles;they all look alike -84242;1363069431;mod6;depends on the scale. at the plank scale everything is a different -84241;1363069443;mod6;s/a// -84240;1363069451;mod6;so there is a 1mb limit now? -84239;1363069487;dub;no theres a 250k limit -84238;1363069571;smickles;mod6: i thought all electrons were indistinguishable as far as our best tech can tell -84237;1363069620;smickles;and the wiki says that electrons can't be distinguished even in principle -84236;1363069624;mod6;uhhh, i dunno -84235;1363069635;mod6;if its on the internet it must be true -84234;1363069664;smickles;it's stuff i recall from studying science tho -84233;1363069687;gesell;;;goxlag -84232;1363069688;gribble;0.802029 seconds -84231;1363069693;dub; PeterL: it was the anti-SD'ers who forced this issue -84230;1363069694;dub;wat -84229;1363069699;mod6;im not trying to troll, i don't know srsly. -84228;1363069713;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -84227;1363069714;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.64974, Best ask: 44.87125, Bid-ask spread: 0.22151, Last trade: 44.88000, 24 hour volume: 126419.84432523, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.49347 -84226;1363069746;smickles;dub: this would not have happened now if people were not encouraging pool ops to raise the soft limit on block size because of 'satoshiDice spam' -84225;1363069781;dub;uh they had to raise it -84224;1363069783;mircea_popescu;no -84223;1363069786;mircea_popescu;it would have happened later -84222;1363069786;dub;because of the dice spam -84221;1363069790;mircea_popescu;when it'd have been worse. -84220;1363069806;smickles;or after it got caught in testing -84219;1363069816;smickles;and had no issue at all -84218;1363069819;smickles;who knows -84217;1363069831;mircea_popescu;yeah. right. -84216;1363069834;dub;the soft limit was hit -84215;1363069835;mircea_popescu;because bitcoin is tested. -84214;1363069862;mircea_popescu;mod6 there always was a 1mb limit -84213;1363069875;smickles;mircea_popescu: they do do a little on the testnet, it's just that the queue of stuff to test is long, and noone want's to help out -84212;1363069903;smickles;dub: http://blockchain.info/block-index/357948/000000000000015c50b165fcdd33556f8b44800c5298943ac70b112df480c023 the soft limit was raised -84211;1363069909;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -84210;1363069911;gribble;Time since last block: 1 hour, 3 minutes, and 12 seconds -84209;1363069916;smickles;that's the offending block -84208;1363069921;jurov;uff, coinbr back online -84207;1363069934;dub;smickles: yes it was raised to accomodate dice -84206;1363069943;mircea_popescu;france -84205;1363069946;mircea_popescu;should have known -84204;1363069955;smickles;mircea_popescu: 23 minutes on the .7 chain -84203;1363069974;smickles;dub: we weren't hitting the softcap that offten -84202;1363069983;mircea_popescu;smickles maybe they'll merge then -84201;1363070003;dub;smickles: yes we were, there was 4000 unconfirmed txn when the call went out to up the limit -84200;1363070021;dub;smickles: it became a problem when dice increased their fee -84199;1363070034;dub;pushing everyone else out of the way -84198;1363070036;mircea_popescu;right -84197;1363070038;smickles;hmm, i recall there being thousands of unconfirmed txns for months and months -84196;1363070046;dub;smickles: yeah dice txns -84195;1363070076;mircea_popescu;size 980kb nice block lol -84194;1363070084;dub;which everyone was used to living with, when it suddenly turned into mom and pop's txns taking days to confirm somethign had tobe done -84193;1363070104;mircea_popescu;dub mom and pop need to stfu and pay for tx -84192;1363070113;dub;yes but they didn't know that -84191;1363070119;mircea_popescu;right. -84190;1363070121;dub;had no forewarning -84189;1363070126;mircea_popescu;its on the interwebs so its free etc. -84188;1363070151;mircea_popescu;not like iot says right there, "put a little tx fee, it helps the network" etc -84187;1363070157;dub;so sayign teh anti-dice crew are responsible is wrong -84186;1363070180;smickles;dub: i can see that we disagree, but i don't think the limit should be raised until the necessary txfee is unreasonably high -84185;1363070184;mircea_popescu;the idiots are responsible. -84184;1363070188;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -84183;1363070189;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 39.76255342 / 44.74483325 / 53.27237035 (65320 shares, 22,376.48 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -84182;1363070200;mircea_popescu;heh 44 -84181;1363070216;smickles;dub: and i don't think i said they were responsible, i said they forced the issue -84180;1363070232;dub;anti-dice would be work to exclude their tsn not increas the limit -84179;1363070255;smickles;some were saying that, some were saying raise the limit -84178;1363070353;benkay;what's the mtgox lag command? -84177;1363070359;dub;;;goxlag -84176;1363070359;benkay;;;lag -84175;1363070360;gribble;0.156882 seconds -84174;1363070360;gribble;Error: "lag" is not a valid command. -84173;1363070364;benkay;;;goxlag -84172;1363070364;gribble;1.148831 seconds -84171;1363070366;benkay;cool thanks. -84170;1363070627;benkay;"antifragility" -84169;1363070791;benkay;what was the delay between blockchain fork and broadcast? -84168;1363070804;benkay;i bet < 5 minutes -84167;1363070855;dub;broadcast? -84166;1363070881;smickles;$mpexlag -84165;1363070881;mpexbot;smickles: 0.0727469921112 seconds -84164;1363070906;smickles;mircea_popescu: ^^ -84163;1363070944;dub;was there an alert sent to 0.8? I don't see it in .7 -84162;1363070953;mircea_popescu;haha -84161;1363070958;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -84160;1363070960;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.103024959564 seconds -84159;1363070964;smickles;benkay: it was less than 6 block according to one claim by someone in -dev -84158;1363070967;mircea_popescu;dude this will be so humiliating to mtgox -84157;1363070974;mircea_popescu;thing about it, you're getting it through 2 proxies -84156;1363070985;benkay;naw man -84155;1363070990;benkay;rubes don't care -84154;1363070998;benkay;they have a fancy website -84153;1363071010;mircea_popescu;heh. -84152;1363071014;benkay;oh wait, you said "humiliating" -84151;1363071020;mircea_popescu;and they're bringing the clap to wallstreet -84150;1363071021;benkay;yeah maybe. -84149;1363071040;benkay;i hope morgan and co drop the ball hard -84148;1363071064;benkay;be a shame to see the us consolidate under their iron grip -84147;1363071077;topace_;bitcoind listtransactions bitches abotu safe mode, is there a way to tell it to just show me the transactions anyways? -84146;1363071080;ThickAsThieves;i cant see wall st investing in something that is controlled by devs in IRC -84145;1363071112;benkay;"wall st" != jp -84144;1363071141;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -84143;1363071142;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.104865074158 seconds -84142;1363071142;pigeons;topace_: bitcoind -disablesafemode -84141;1363071150;mircea_popescu;topace_ careful with that one -84140;1363071188;BingoBongo;;;wallstreet -84139;1363071188;gribble;Error: "wallstreet" is not a valid command. -84138;1363071206;Ukto;topace: at least you didnt freeze trading :D -84137;1363071223;topace_;yea, no need to do that :p -84136;1363071232;Ukto;i found that funny >,> -84135;1363071252;smickles;who freezed trading? -84134;1363071253;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P370T] 1000 @ 0.08731834 = 87.3183 BTC [+] -84133;1363071253;Ukto;i suppose its an okay response to kneejerk reaction -84132;1363071258;Ukto;btct -84131;1363071260;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 1000 @ 0.10970785 = 109.7079 BTC [+] -84130;1363071303;mircea_popescu;hm -84129;1363071307;smickles;geez, we're still 9 blocks from a re-org -84128;1363071308;Ukto;having tie-ins with ozco's systems, and others, my system keeps a close eye on all transactions lol -84127;1363071318;mircea_popescu;;;calc 39 / 1.109 -84126;1363071319;gribble;35.1668169522 -84125;1363071323;mircea_popescu;35 ? srsly ? -84124;1363071331;Ukto;pools offline -84123;1363071336;Ukto;and/or miners -84122;1363071353;Ukto;only those pools who were properly setup/unefected continue -84121;1363071353;smickles;mircea_popescu: we had a double top and a crisis. we're going to 2 -84120;1363071357;Ukto;like.. ozco :P -84119;1363071370;Ukto;who didnt set their block size to 1bazillion -84118;1363071372;benkay;mircea_popescu: what are you calculating there? -84117;1363071398;smickles;benkay: break even of a put -84116;1363071403;topace_;225445 still the top of the 0.7 ? my 0.8 client still shows 225453 -84115;1363071411;benkay;what's the 1.109? interest rate? -84114;1363071418;benkay;oh, cost? -84113;1363071419;smickles;topace_: yeah -84112;1363071425;benkay;shit this is embarrassing. -84111;1363071425;mircea_popescu;benkay what those puts imply pricewise -84110;1363071437;smickles;benkay: 1+cost -84109;1363071453;topace_;smickles:so the 0.8 clients wont switch until the height is more? -84108;1363071466;smickles;topace_: yea -84107;1363071473;smickles;1 more -84106;1363071479;topace_;cool im going to bed then, lol -84105;1363071482;smickles;er, 1 more than the current -84104;1363071484;benkay;thanks you two -84103;1363071492;smickles;so , 9 more blocks to go -84102;1363071555;mircea_popescu;still at 8 ? -84101;1363071603;smickles;yeah, still 8 blocks different -84100;1363071632;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -84099;1363071634;gribble;Time since last block: 1 hour, 31 minutes, and 55 seconds -84098;1363071642;mircea_popescu;at least that didn't move. -84097;1363071667;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 1000 @ 0.38403908 = 384.0391 BTC [+] -84096;1363071668;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 1000 @ 0.34210801 = 342.108 BTC [+] -84095;1363071671;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1000 @ 0.30194268 = 301.9427 BTC [+] -84094;1363071672;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1000 @ 0.26374232 = 263.7423 BTC [+] -84093;1363071679;mircea_popescu;shorts covering -84092;1363071682;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1000 @ 0.22771516 = 227.7152 BTC [+] -84091;1363071683;mircea_popescu;smickles maybe you're right -84090;1363071697;mircea_popescu;!m ^oix -84089;1363071701;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -84088;1363071751;smickles;mircea_popescu: i only have a self taught understanding of technicals and i see it, so people who trade on technicals probably see it too and are taking action -84087;1363071781;assbot;It says some pelt-wearin' trapper, some stinkin' bean-suckin' possum skinner, he's gonna collect that reward money. -84086;1363071799;pizzaman1337;$mpexlag -84085;1363071800;mpexbot;pizzaman1337: 0.0712060928345 seconds -84084;1363071874;the-bucket-shop;peter - if satoshi dice can land some press out of this, then probably there will be some more betting next few weeks. -84083;1363071888;mircea_popescu;"s.dice grows too large for bitcoin" -84082;1363071899;mod6;omg she is just gloating over here lol, she's been calling 'em mario coins since day one. -84081;1363071923;mircea_popescu;who lol -84080;1363071926;mod6;she's like, "oh gonna go play more dungons and dragons 'eh...." -84079;1363071932;mod6;my gf -84078;1363071937;mod6;she's a btc hater -84077;1363071946;mod6;and now shes gloating -84076;1363071994;mod6;:/ -84075;1363071998;mircea_popescu;lo -84074;1363071999;mircea_popescu;l -84073;1363072038;the-bucket-shop;mp s.dice grows too large for bitcoin sounds way better than "bitcoin is forked" btc people who talk to the press have no option but to blame satoshidice very loudly. -84072;1363072062;the-bucket-shop;I'm an s.dice shareholder btw -84071;1363072065;mircea_popescu;heh -84070;1363072085;mircea_popescu;sure, blame canada why not. -84069;1363072092;maximian;good thing this happened now and not when the market cap is $5B -84068;1363072109;mircea_popescu;maximian if the idiots hadn't put in the 250k limit it would have jhappened and been resolved in 2011 -84067;1363072115;Chaang-Noi;nice to see the gap getting shorter -84066;1363072124;mircea_popescu;when you know... 1 single block would have caused it, it'd have been immediately noticed but no forking -84065;1363072137;the-bucket-shop;I'm sure this stuff will happen at $5B too. that's like the size of the New York School district -84064;1363072141;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5949999 BTC [+] -84063;1363072162;Chaang-Noi;mp the idots was satoshi, he just assumed we would change it later -84062;1363072165;smickles;8 blocks to go -84061;1363072168;mircea_popescu;the-bucket-shop basically it will happen indefinitely for as long as we have a devteam that mostly works at trying to play government. -84060;1363072168;Chaang-Noi;they did it to protect from spamming -84059;1363072179;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i don't care what the excuse is. -84058;1363072184;mircea_popescu;they did it because their heads don't work. -84057;1363072198;mod6;he's not an idiot. he was very smart, if these new idiots can't hack their way out of a wet paper sack, thats not really his fault. -84056;1363072211;Chaang-Noi;in the frist few months someone could ahve attacked it with spam and killed it, who is to say that would not have happened? -84055;1363072218;mircea_popescu;dude first frw months -84054;1363072222;mircea_popescu;it is 2013 have some mercy -84053;1363072232;Chaang-Noi;i agree it should ahve been changed by now -84052;1363072236;mircea_popescu;long by! -84051;1363072240;Chaang-Noi;but having it in the first place was a good idea -84050;1363072245;mircea_popescu;jesus i'm clueless about bitcoin internals. -84049;1363072252;mircea_popescu;if it gets to the point where i am raising objections and they make sense -84048;1363072256;mircea_popescu;IT IS WAY TOO LONG -84047;1363072257;Chaang-Noi;honestly this issue is one of the reasons i went so hard core into ltc -84046;1363072272;Chaang-Noi;and that was over a year ago... -84045;1363072287;kakobrekla;how does ltc fix that ? -84044;1363072306;Chaang-Noi;faster blocks can fit more transactions -84043;1363072327;Chaang-Noi;also i have more faith in the ltc pools to change this cuz it is a small network now -84042;1363072340;Chaang-Noi;we can fix it with out too much issue, and i ahve been trying to get peole to move -84041;1363072342;pigeons;well the bdb index lock bug isnt only triggered by pure # of transactions -84040;1363072367;Chaang-Noi;pigeons it is size of the blocks right? -84039;1363072370;pigeons;no -84038;1363072375;Chaang-Noi;what is it then? -84037;1363072375;pigeons;not directly -84036;1363072385;Chaang-Noi;well indirectly then -84035;1363072393;Bowjob;;;ticker -84034;1363072394;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.01200, Best ask: 45.35277, Bid-ask spread: 0.34077, Last trade: 45.42658, 24 hour volume: 129864.74982214, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.47226 -84033;1363072440;pigeons;to say that litecoin is in anyway better on this issue is ridiculous -84032;1363072447;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 275 @ 0.38399185 = 105.5978 BTC [-] -84031;1363072448;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 275 @ 0.34205951 = 94.0664 BTC [-] -84030;1363072453;mircea_popescu;hm. -84029;1363072454;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 275 @ 0.30189328 = 83.0207 BTC [-] -84028;1363072455;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 275 @ 0.26369245 = 72.5154 BTC [-] -84027;1363072459;mircea_popescu;perhaps things are actually settling down ? -84026;1363072462;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -84025;1363072463;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 275 @ 0.22766534 = 62.608 BTC [-] -84024;1363072464;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.01200, Best ask: 45.42580, Bid-ask spread: 0.41380, Last trade: 45.42600, 24 hour volume: 129868.46652021, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.47196 -84023;1363072476;benkay;how are the chain size and this recent fork related? -84022;1363072507;pigeons;benkay: not chain size, block size -84021;1363072557;benkay;okay -84020;1363072587;Chaang-Noi;pigeons you have not explained what you think the issue is yet you say what i said is silly... it is hard to attack a point you wont state -84019;1363072603;benkay;what's this referring to: mircea_popescu: maximian if the idiots hadn't put in the 250k limit it would have jhappened and been resolved in 2011 -84018;1363072650;mircea_popescu;benkay the presence of a 250k arbitrary block limit -84017;1363072659;mircea_popescu;prevented the underlying problem of the db from being discovered -84016;1363072671;mircea_popescu;until that moment when a perfect storm composed out of a db upgrade and the limit removal -84015;1363072676;mircea_popescu;created two almost equal miner bases -84014;1363072686;benkay;oh i see, chain size and this fork i are idiots -84013;1363072689;mircea_popescu;this could have easily been avoided by simply not relying on magic numbers. -84012;1363072704;benkay;heh -84011;1363072710;mircea_popescu;and it will ever be the case that whenever code contains a number based on an assumption -84010;1363072711;benkay;developers hate unconstrained systems -84009;1363072715;mircea_popescu;that code wuill break spectacularly. -84008;1363072720;Bowjob;3.00% fee of CaVirtex -84007;1363072724;Bowjob;thats steep -84006;1363072731;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 3 @ 0.15129407 = 0.4539 BTC [+] -84005;1363072768;kakobrekla;it can be constrained to 2tb for start -84004;1363072860;mircea_popescu;it's just not how you code. -84003;1363072869;mircea_popescu;0, 1, infinity. -84002;1363072872;mircea_popescu;that's the motherfucking rule. -84001;1363072906;topace_;Bowjob: cavirtex is only 3% to start with, its volume based... pretty easy to get down tto 1% -84000;1363072909;topace_;or even 0.5% -83999;1363072931;smickles;$mpex lag -83998;1363072936;smickles;$mpexlag -83997;1363072937;mpexbot;smickles: 0.10756111145 seconds -83996;1363072946;Bowjob;dont i get charged per trade? -83995;1363072954;Bowjob;so I have to keep trading until I bring it down to 1% -83994;1363072976;pigeons;yeah it was .5% for its first couple years but couldnt make any money + scammers -83993;1363073001;pigeons;that interac email transfer thing was a mistake -83992;1363073005;Chaang-Noi;some trolling fun if you are up for it http://buttcoin.org/bitcoin-has-forked-markets-are-fucked-massive-sell-off-ship-is-sinking -83991;1363073009;Bowjob;mhm yah thevolume isnt that high on virtex -83990;1363073053;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi the something bawwwfull crowd... btc goes 15 to 45, they're like whelp -83989;1363073065;mircea_popescu;bitcoin goes 45 to 40 for 15 minutes... omg MUST MAKE ALL THE POSTS -83988;1363073076;smickles;pigeons: check your $mail -83987;1363073080;mircea_popescu;tomorrow it'll be like... what, nothing happened. so what if it's 50. doesn't prove anything -83986;1363073081;smickles;pigeons: check your $email -83985;1363073083;smickles;imean -83984;1363073100;Chaang-Noi;mp yeah 15 to 45, then a short dip to 38 and they are like, told you its over, lulz -83983;1363073177;smickles;uh oh, badchain got longer -83982;1363073206;Bowjob;whos mining on badchain -83981;1363073219;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -83980;1363073222;gribble;Time since last block: 9 minutes and 53 seconds -83979;1363073224;mircea_popescu;whoa -83978;1363074155;mod6;;;tslb -83977;1363074160;gribble;Time since last block: 25 minutes and 29 seconds -83976;1363074205;mircea_popescu;so what's best case scenario here, something like 16 blocks chain orphaned ? -83975;1363074254;mod6;oh looks like btcguild got another -83974;1363074257;mod6;;;tslb -83973;1363074260;gribble;Time since last block: 27 minutes and 9 seconds -83972;1363074266;mod6;oh wtf -83971;1363074293;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -83970;1363074293;mircea_popescu;mod6 this is the bad chain gribble sees -83969;1363074295;gribble;Current Blocks: 225454 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 337 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 23 hours, 34 minutes, and 35 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4838985.15316 | Estimated Percent Change: 10.78577 -83968;1363074297;Chaang-Noi;back to 27, oh lulz btc. how you troll us -83967;1363074303;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -83966;1363074304;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.46002, Best ask: 46.75436, Bid-ask spread: 0.29434, Last trade: 46.93566, 24 hour volume: 134874.62479342, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.53366 -83965;1363074319;Chaang-Noi;https://coinbase.com/network/blocks us this -83964;1363074324;Chaang-Noi;use* -83963;1363074338;Chaang-Noi;it has been 44 mins -83962;1363074347;ThickAsThieves;https://blockchain.info/blocks -83961;1363074369;Bowjob;im not sure how to interpret the data -83960;1363074375;Bowjob;so.. are we all good then? -83959;1363074390;ThickAsThieves;we want the "orphaned" one to win I believe -83958;1363074403;Bowjob;oh god -83957;1363074438;ThickAsThieves;it'll be a few hours i guess -83956;1363074446;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.msg1614614#msg1614614 -83955;1363074448;Bowjob;who is mining on 0.8 then? -83954;1363074450;mircea_popescu;consensus emerges. -83953;1363074471;mircea_popescu;bitcoin devs to stop all development of new versions, work on bitcoin specification exclusively, then release one cleanned up bitcoin version. -83952;1363074497;mircea_popescu;an' take it from there. -83951;1363074574;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -83950;1363074575;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.110903978348 seconds -83949;1363074585;Bowjob;BFL should atone for their sins and mine with the ASICs if they have them and help save the network -83948;1363074628;ThickAsThieves;overall this still lowers difficulty next round a little right? -83947;1363074637;maximian;Bowjob the network is being saved right now…. it's just taking some time because hashing power is split between two chains. -83946;1363074641;ThickAsThieves;they had to remine blocks right? -83945;1363074653;ThickAsThieves;and a portion of the hashing is still going to dead blocks -83944;1363074656;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes it does -83943;1363074656;Bowjob;yeah but who is mining on 0.8 still? -83942;1363074659;mircea_popescu;diff shall have a hole in it -83941;1363074664;Bowjob;they have no clue? -83940;1363074687;ThickAsThieves;people sleep -83939;1363074689;mircea_popescu;Bowjob prolly p2pool -83938;1363074700;ThickAsThieves;i wanna sleep -83937;1363074716;Bowjob;sleep? -83936;1363074717;Bowjob;whats that -83935;1363074718;ThickAsThieves;but i also wanna watch the fireworks -83934;1363074783;ThickAsThieves;so this is good for asicminer(s), they get an extra day of lower diff, maybe more -83933;1363074798;BitHub;whens the nev div due? -83932;1363074802;BitHub;40 hours? -83931;1363074803;ThickAsThieves;wed/thu -83930;1363074816;BitHub;sweeet -83929;1363074821;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -83928;1363074824;gribble;Current Blocks: 225454 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 337 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 23 hours, 34 minutes, and 35 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4838985.15316 | Estimated Percent Change: 10.78577 -83927;1363074828;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves they are the largest losers mining on dead chain -83926;1363074840;BingoBongo;Interesting how p2pool was supposed to "prevent network centralization" seems to be doing the job... -83925;1363074848;ThickAsThieves;asicminer is on the main chain, btcguild -83924;1363074861;Bowjob;so basically if i get this right, those mining on 0.8 are wasting their time -83923;1363074870;ThickAsThieves;yes -83922;1363074877;ThickAsThieves;their blocks will never get confirmed -83921;1363074895;Bowjob;by "main" you mean 0.7 -83920;1363074897;ThickAsThieves;unless they fork intentionally... -83919;1363074923;ThickAsThieves;yes -83918;1363074933;BitHub;any press conference release statements from the devs yet? -83917;1363074933;ThickAsThieves;the one with majority hashing power -83916;1363074944;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo exactly. -83915;1363074947;ThickAsThieves;essentially btcguild and the other big ones are doing a 51% attack -83914;1363074959;ThickAsThieves;to go back to the .7 chain -83913;1363074960;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves and it's not trivial to get the fuck off .8 -83912;1363074964;mircea_popescu;because you'll need old chain -83911;1363074972;kakobrekla;eleuretheria or whatever wants his coins back -83910;1363074981;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla that poor guy you know ? -83909;1363074986;mircea_popescu;fucked by .8 x2 -83908;1363074998;kakobrekla;yea -83907;1363075001;Bowjob;skip the 0.8 -83906;1363075007;Bowjob;next release should be 0.9 -83905;1363075009;mircea_popescu;NEXT TIME devs want ppl to upgrade ppl will be like -83904;1363075014;mircea_popescu;"sure, got escrow ?" -83903;1363075017;ThickAsThieves;too bad for him, but maybe now he'll have better protocol for changing his software -83902;1363075031;mircea_popescu;yea. as in, not change it. -83901;1363075034;mircea_popescu;perfect protocol. -83900;1363075066;ThickAsThieves;sdice can support the forked chain for bet processing -83899;1363075078;kakobrekla;im lucky bitbet runs 0.72 -83898;1363075103;ThickAsThieves;i assume my bet was rejected -83897;1363075109;Bowjob;gah btc is very complicated lol -83896;1363075137;ThickAsThieves;bet idea* -83895;1363075204;kakobrekla;no idea -83894;1363075208;kakobrekla;a -83893;1363075212;BingoBongo;!ticker m ^oix -83892;1363075213;kakobrekla;not processed yet -83891;1363075213;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 39.70080218 / 44.63179932 / 53.27201335 (66598 shares, 22,713.19 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -83890;1363075225;kakobrekla;but dunno if it fits the rules -83889;1363075246;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves give bets a day or so -83888;1363075249;mod6;i have 0.7.1 ... -83887;1363075265;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu he wants to do these meta bets -83886;1363075279;ThickAsThieves;np, just interested to see if it fits within rules -83885;1363075288;mircea_popescu;well whatever he wants, if you don't see it in a day it's prolly been rejected -83884;1363075337;rodeo;Once the ophaned chain take over again BTCguild will get > 10 blocks I wounder how they will credit it -83883;1363075385;ThickAsThieves;proportionally, like always? -83882;1363075420;mircea_popescu;ironic that the end result of the Luke-Jr & co group of idiots starting their little jihad on s.dice -83881;1363075450;mircea_popescu;will be the extinction of their c++ only "refernece" implementation and in general the end of their centralist chokehold on bitcoin -83880;1363075461;mircea_popescu;i guess the lesson here is that programmers have no business arguing with financiers. -83879;1363075467;mircea_popescu;won't be learned tho, i bet. -83878;1363075563;ThickAsThieves;almost done -83877;1363075569;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -83876;1363075572;gribble;Time since last block: 49 minutes and 1 second -83875;1363075887;Chaang-Noi;last 3 blocks were prphaned, ??? not good? -83874;1363075903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 100 @ 0.00181 = 0.181 BTC [+] -83873;1363075917;Chaang-Noi;https://coinbase.com/network/blocks last 3 blocks? wtf? -83872;1363075963;maximian;they're part of the 0.7 chain -83871;1363075969;maximian;it's catching up -83870;1363076018;maximian;just two more blocks and it'll be the main chain -83869;1363076083;ThickAsThieves;tied now -83868;1363076094;Bowjob;yay. go 51% attack -83867;1363076210;ThickAsThieves;well i see one problem -83866;1363076216;ThickAsThieves;my balance on btc-e -83865;1363076219;ThickAsThieves;-18 -83864;1363076231;ThickAsThieves;should be about 0 -83863;1363076255;Bowjob;ah.. btc-e. I lose my mind on that trollbox -83862;1363076259;ThickAsThieves;same on other exchanges -83861;1363076261;Bowjob;its bad for my health -83860;1363076264;ThickAsThieves;negative balance -83859;1363076277;ThickAsThieves;whoa -83858;1363076286;ThickAsThieves;a bunch of incoming deposits -83857;1363076550;maximian;so it's all over -83856;1363076644;kakobrekla;at least we had some good drama ya know -83855;1363076681;Bowjob;so thats it? crisis averted? -83854;1363076700;maximian;yep -83853;1363076712;BingoBongo;Crisis averted, drama unleased. -83852;1363076714;maximian;now come the personal attacks, panic selling, etc -83851;1363076729;maximian;but bitcoin marches on -83850;1363076745;rodeo;I thought the ending was a bit anti climatic -83849;1363076770;Bowjob;Aight, preparing fiat -83848;1363076782;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -83847;1363076782;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.05186, Best ask: 45.05187, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 45.05187, 24 hour volume: 136276.60628425, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.54592 -83846;1363076792;maximian;big forks have happened before, not really a big deal -83845;1363076812;BingoBongo;It's not the ending. It is the opening chapter in the Latest DLC. BitCoin: Mission Standardization -83844;1363076819;Bowjob;I printed an order page for topace, but then hes like nope. dont transact -83843;1363076830;Bowjob;so my free option didnt work out -83842;1363076831;Bowjob;lol -83841;1363076854;maximian;the tech blogs will have a field day with this. orgasming over the opportunity to spread some FUD -83840;1363076874;maximian;I think we can expect the exchange rate to be depressed for a while. -83839;1363076877;Ukto;well, as I stated before.. weex wallet is the perfect example of correctnes -83838;1363076890;ThickAsThieves;here it goes -83837;1363076892;Ukto;wonder what other sites are like :P -83836;1363076945;mircea_popescu;;;tslb -83835;1363076948;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 50 seconds -83834;1363077017;ThickAsThieves;so will there be a mass selloff afte rpeople get their btc to gox? -83833;1363077021;ThickAsThieves;yes -83832;1363077039;maximian;yeah, lots of nervous nellies out there -83831;1363077039;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -83830;1363077040;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.99646, Best ask: 44.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00354, Last trade: 44.00000, 24 hour volume: 137786.72229724, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.54643 -83829;1363077047;maximian;people who don't understand the system… pure speculators -83828;1363077077;Bowjob;I'm watching from coinlab -83827;1363077098;ThickAsThieves;me too -83826;1363077100;pigeons;you're at coinlab? or coinlab has an actual product out? -83825;1363077114;ThickAsThieves;a fancy ticker -83824;1363077119;ThickAsThieves;and a working goxwall -83823;1363077139;ThickAsThieves;and of course the Buy $1m button -83822;1363077140;pigeons;cant be fancier than clarkmoody? -83821;1363077145;Bowjob;http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=bitcoin-assets -83820;1363077149;Bowjob;mhm -83819;1363077149;Bowjob;45 -83818;1363077153;Bowjob;Bulls fighting back? -83817;1363077158;ThickAsThieves;lol -83816;1363077161;ThickAsThieves;it wont last -83815;1363077166;Bowjob;I'd let the bears have a go at it for now -83814;1363077166;ThickAsThieves;people just waiting for confirms -83813;1363077171;Bowjob;oh -83812;1363077172;Bowjob;lol -83811;1363077418;BingoBongo;I imagine there's a large low information"Investor" population that through inertia or ignorance recognizes what a small hiccup this should have been... When they start looking for people to inform them though.... -83810;1363077542;Chaang-Noi;so did we fix yet? -83809;1363077547;Bowjob;yeah -83808;1363077550;pigeons;just waiting for you to reboot -83807;1363077567;Bowjob;wheres that gif of this anime chick drinking coffee -83806;1363077569;Chaang-Noi;awesome thanks -83805;1363077571;BingoBongo;I'm making a trip to the Pawn Shop tomorrow and loading up on fiat for the opportunity that should arise these next few weeks. The DFI I use is indicating a "correction" to $15-$35 within 2 or 3 weeks, confidence interval of 66.7% -83804;1363077600;pigeons;partly cloudy, chance of rain -83803;1363077625;BingoBongo;EH, its just the Drama FUD Index -83802;1363077647;pigeons;omg! bitcoin didnt die! buy! -83801;1363077726;Chaang-Noi;:) -83800;1363077758;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -83799;1363077759;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.16000, Best ask: 44.43000, Bid-ask spread: 0.27000, Last trade: 44.54000, 24 hour volume: 137292.69111752, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.50843 -83798;1363077788;ThickAsThieves;i'm not sure if gox is fully open yet -83797;1363077816;mircea_popescu;so 24 blocks in the end. -83796;1363077827;mircea_popescu;;;calc 24 * 25 * 48.47 -83795;1363077827;gribble;29082 -83794;1363077832;mircea_popescu;heh. -83793;1363077854;mircea_popescu;we just blew somalia's current week budget. -83792;1363077877;BingoBongo;That's about a used VW Phaeton -83791;1363078186;Chaang-Noi;mp lol -83790;1363078324;BingoBongo;Appear to be roughly the ask for this real estate http://www.trulia.com/property/3107337882-2640-Arsenal-St-Saint-Louis-MO-63118 -83789;1363078399;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.msg1614847#msg1614847 << -83788;1363078405;mircea_popescu;anybody here actually interested in this btw ? -83787;1363078425;BitHub;lulz mircea -83786;1363078671;BingoBongo;Lulz Jeff G, How many support threads on that forum have ended in essentially: export your private keys and import into X software other than what you have been using -83785;1363079021;Bowjob;If felt that we would have a tremendous rally today this bug didnt happen -83784;1363079031;Bowjob;oh well. i'll take what i can -83783;1363079039;BingoBongo;A software neutral specification has been needed for too long -83782;1363079190;mircea_popescu;i am starting to see that. -83781;1363079278;BingoBongo;I give it probably 3 years for a full move from code control to stardardized and documented. -83780;1363079409;BingoBongo;There's the long fight over what the spec is, and then theres the awkward grace period until the spec forces people to leave the old code controlled version (unless crisis compells it earlier) -83779;1363079462;midnightmagic;Probably not going to happen. People like mystical chains-of-heredity. -83778;1363079507;midnightmagic;It's in their nature--right beside the part that thinks god talks directly to them. -83777;1363079610;BingoBongo;Some things are more powerful than heredity -83776;1363079617;Bowjob;http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/343/462/79a.gif -83775;1363079750;midnightmagic;The magic Satoshi? You think the huge number of sociopaths running bitcoin are interested in an outside non-mystic taking the reins? -83774;1363079813;kakobrekla;that bottle looks almost like a gun -83773;1363079818;kakobrekla;pointed at him -83772;1363079861;BingoBongo;Happier bottle http://i.imgur.com/jUQ6z.jpg?1 -83771;1363080478;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo so five years ain't that bad. -83770;1363080503;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i wouldbn't bet on "people" mattering -83769;1363080506;mircea_popescu;we are discussing money. -83768;1363080521;midnightmagic;people who use bitcoin are the people I'm talking about. -83767;1363080533;midnightmagic;they are who create the economy which bitcoin encompasses. -83766;1363080538;mircea_popescu;people who use bitcoin have not a fucking clue. -83765;1363080541;mircea_popescu;allow me to quote : -83764;1363080565;mircea_popescu;I think this means that bitcoin is in jeopardy. -83763;1363080565;mircea_popescu;and they hate mpex shares! -83762;1363080565;mircea_popescu;WHY ARENT the bitcoin police doing anything about these DDOS attacks? -83761;1363080577;midnightmagic;correct, they don't. the thing is a lot of them know that, so what do they do? social proof. and they pick a guy (like satoshi) and decide he is the nearest thing to god. -83760;1363080609;mircea_popescu;problem is the god is gone -83759;1363080615;mircea_popescu;and it left behind a coven of idiots. -83758;1363080624;midnightmagic;And he left a minor southern deity in charge. -83757;1363080624;mircea_popescu;the way things play out is popemassacre -83756;1363080654;midnightmagic;You know for someone who complains about it so much I'm surprised you're taking such an interest in leading a takeover.. :-) -83755;1363080667;midnightmagic;(and by surprised, I mean, "not very surprised") -83754;1363080683;Ukto;btw, bitfunder is 100% online. withdraws/ deposits -83753;1363080689;Ukto;you guys do okay? :) -83752;1363080694;midnightmagic;course. -83751;1363080699;midnightmagic;god talks to me. :) -83750;1363080704;BingoBongo;mircea_popescu Not at all. Maybe tie the definitive switch to standards only to the next halving? God is gone so let's send things to committee. -83749;1363080738;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic im not leading anything, but i'm not standing for nonsensical crap either. -83748;1363080816;midnightmagic;You're trying to suggest you could be the lead of a Real bitcoin replacement. :) -83747;1363080838;midnightmagic;Or rather.. boob lady is. :) -83746;1363080840;mircea_popescu;not really. but i am saying that the current stuff has to go. -83745;1363080883;mircea_popescu;actually, i said it months ago. -83744;1363080891;midnightmagic;Yes I read that. -83743;1363080907;mircea_popescu;i said the moment devs try to act like priests and leverage the obscurity of their bad code into political theosophy... they're screwed. -83742;1363080916;mircea_popescu;i guess they don't read english any better than they read their own code. -83741;1363080950;midnightmagic;Actually, the reference implementation was never meant to be the end-all canonical version. Satoshi always hoped someone would write a properly-funded, properly engineered client and it would become the canonical client. -83740;1363080955;midnightmagic;(sort of -83739;1363080963;mircea_popescu;i am aware. -83738;1363080981;midnightmagic;I see no examples of political theosophy. You clearly have something in mind: out with it. :) -83737;1363081002;mircea_popescu;if you recall, this all started with people knowing which transactions are good. -83736;1363081011;mircea_popescu;and which usecases are acceptable. -83735;1363081014;mircea_popescu;and on and on. -83734;1363081113;midnightmagic;I don't see how a rationale (which Satoshi himself started, btw, by requesting that Wikileaks not use bitcoin yet,) is the snowball accretion of full-blown theosophy. -83733;1363081133;BingoBongo;And mircea_popescu many will probably try to sweep it under the rug as LevelDB is broken, because it isn't BerkelyDB. You're on the right track, but I think this was probably the wrong error... -83732;1363081164;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo does it make much of a difference ? -83731;1363081188;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic wrong step on satoshi's part. let it be broken, rebuild. why protect it ? -83730;1363081192;midnightmagic;Currently, the best choice is sipa's blacklist patch, as it allows us to remain on the faster 0.8 while still mining. -83729;1363081199;mircea_popescu;if it's good it will prevail. if it sucks it will just crack and something else will come out of it -83728;1363081210;BingoBongo;mircea_popescu the difference is probably how much they will try to reiforce their canon against sense... -83727;1363081222;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: blockchain-destroying events tend to set back adoption progress amongst people who are afraid of what everyone else will think. -83726;1363081234;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic so ? -83725;1363081239;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: the bootstrapping itself is still going on. -83724;1363081254;BingoBongo;"Good" bitcoin will probably have to overtake old by 51% As worse overtook bad tonight -83723;1363081257;mircea_popescu;look, like it or not, for this reason or for some other reason, bitcoin is at a point where you can't reasonably pour more moneuy into it -83722;1363081261;mircea_popescu;before it's been specified. -83721;1363081267;mircea_popescu;if it can't be specified that's a dealbreaker -83720;1363081274;mircea_popescu;not such a huge notion this, is it ? -83719;1363081284;midnightmagic;BingoBongo: it will overtake depending on its technical and UX merits. -83718;1363081291;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo have you read the girl's explanation of why multiforks resolve and aren't a problem economically ? -83717;1363081328;BingoBongo;mircea_popescu I might have, I'll recheck her post history. -83716;1363081339;midnightmagic;BingoBongo: Think about it this way. uTorrent killed everything else on Windows. -83715;1363081346;mircea_popescu;in short : suppose chain forks into 3 different chains today, a b and c -83714;1363081358;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: On the same network? -83713;1363081365;mircea_popescu;if you had 10 bitcoins today prefork, you will have 10 a 10b and 10 c bitcoins after the fork. -83712;1363081377;mircea_popescu;if you sell b and buy a the price of all will go up and the price of b down. -83711;1363081389;mircea_popescu;eventually the fork resolves economically simply because mining costs money. -83710;1363081405;mircea_popescu;end of story. money itself is a centralising factor, and as such the slightest flicker amplifies -83709;1363081434;midnightmagic;bleah.. the crosschatter would be ridiculous.. -83708;1363081438;mircea_popescu;so ? -83707;1363081442;mircea_popescu;more drama, more market cap. -83706;1363081467;BingoBongo;Ah, this is kind of what I was thinking. I must have read without expressing the sentiment. I believe I've read similar on Trilema as well. -83705;1363081476;mircea_popescu;i think so. -83704;1363081497;mircea_popescu;to be perfectly candid, many people involved in bitcoin are good honest and well meaning individuals, who know about things. usually those things are coding. -83703;1363081502;mircea_popescu;there's a lot more to know than coding in thsi world. -83702;1363081509;midnightmagic;crosschatter and high-bandwidth reorg battles would hurt individual consensus. presume the forks are all equal hashrate to begin with: due to the nature of POW, it would be far, far worse in terms of strength against attack. -83701;1363081522;midnightmagic;(like way less than 1/3) -83700;1363081525;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic no. because attacker wouldn't know which to attack. -83699;1363081534;BingoBongo;midnightmagic Win32 killed everything on Windows... Crosschatter happened before, some altcoin late last year did it (no halving fork) and had to be euthanized. -83698;1363081536;midnightmagic;that's not the case. -83697;1363081536;mircea_popescu;or even... why. -83696;1363081559;midnightmagic;you must presume technical acumen on the part of the attacker. -83695;1363081565;mircea_popescu;technical yes. -83694;1363081572;mircea_popescu;but selecting the coin to attack is not a technical problem. -83693;1363081580;mircea_popescu;and you must never presume political acumen on the part of anyone. -83692;1363081584;midnightmagic;also economical savvy (as all attackers I have seen have been extremely insightful economically) -83691;1363081591;midnightmagic;you must when modelling attack. -83690;1363081599;mircea_popescu;here's a bomb for you midnightmagic : -83689;1363081618;mircea_popescu;if the devs were a little looser in the ass, would the sort of econ savvy attackers stay that side or join this side ? -83688;1363081620;midnightmagic;not godlike power, but intellectually perfect decisions, plus funded by $x dollars. -83687;1363081632;midnightmagic;I don't know what that means. -83686;1363081648;mircea_popescu;looser in the ass ? it means being used with being fucked in that orrifice. -83685;1363081698;midnightmagic;Yeah but what has that to do with anything? Is this your way of saying you're done arguing? -83684;1363081714;midnightmagic;"Argument stopper man!" -83683;1363081727;mircea_popescu;nah. -83682;1363081727;midnightmagic;You could just say so, I'd stop. -83681;1363081736;mircea_popescu;i guess it doesn't convey, let me try another way. -83680;1363081743;midnightmagic;Okay. -83679;1363081775;mircea_popescu;suppose buttcoin has some devs that think all usecases are equally valid, and dorkcoin has some devs who believe using the coin for gambling is spam. -83678;1363081784;mircea_popescu;suppose there is one attacker such as you've modeled him. -83677;1363081788;Anduck;selling ASICMINER @ 0.76 -83676;1363081790;mircea_popescu;which chain is getting attacked ? -83675;1363081793;Anduck;pm if interested -83674;1363081824;pigeons;by the way people dont think using bitcoin for gambling is spam, they think using bitcoin transactions to signal a lost bet is spam -83673;1363081828;midnightmagic;I'd preferentially attack the ones who appeared to be more philosophically aligned with the notion of attack. -83672;1363081847;mircea_popescu;same thing pigeons. as long as you're making that call your ass is too tight. -83671;1363081852;midnightmagic;Also, if the money is on the side of the all-use-cases-are-valid (i.e. gambling and drugs, hypothetically) then obviously the money is where the attacker goes. -83670;1363081855;mircea_popescu;live a little. -83669;1363081873;pigeons;ok maybe we should just encode files and upload them to the blockchain ala namecoin too -83668;1363081879;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic not so. you will be surprised to find attackers routinely forego hitting higher payoff cooler targets -83667;1363081883;mircea_popescu;to focus on the uncool ones. -83666;1363081904;mircea_popescu;pigeons if we shouldn't, there should not be call for doing it. -83665;1363081905;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Well, not in my personal experience. But perhaps that's out-of-date these days. -83664;1363081938;midnightmagic;The gambling servers at least are very popular targets. Extorting them is almost a Russian pastime. -83663;1363081960;mircea_popescu;that;s brancing the discussion off the germane path tho -83662;1363081962;pigeons;alpaca socks can only pay so much ransom -83661;1363081968;midnightmagic;^^ this -83660;1363081991;midnightmagic;Even btcexpress preferred to leave his attacks on the altcoins. -83659;1363082006;mircea_popescu;sure, irrelevant ventures aren't part of the discussion, if bitcoin stays alpacca we're wasting our time with these concerns/ -83658;1363082044;midnightmagic;.. but you defined the two choices earlier. I'm not agreeing that the choices match reality. I'm just hanging out in your hypothetical land because you invited me. -83657;1363082072;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic that's fine, but you pervert the choices when you add riders such as "one is really vanishingly small" -83656;1363082089;mircea_popescu;or "neither are payment systems, but gaming servers" -83655;1363082090;mircea_popescu;etc. -83654;1363082102;midnightmagic;Well if that's not what you meant, perhaps you should define things more narrowly. :) -83653;1363082121;mircea_popescu;just leave it stand as it is. the theoretical response to a 51% attack is that the attacker would make more by mining. -83652;1363082140;mircea_popescu;the same applies ideologically too. the network won't get attacked for as long as it manages to not stupidly offend. -83651;1363082156;mircea_popescu;keeping money ideologically neutral, implementing the old pecunia non olet -83650;1363082165;mircea_popescu;is the main strategic purpose of having a devteam in the first place. -83649;1363082166;midnightmagic;I think gpumax is the counterexample to that assertion (that they'd make more by mining) -83648;1363082196;mircea_popescu;i don't think so. gpumax dissapeared with pirate, as the sane people were saying back in february 2012. -83647;1363082208;mircea_popescu;completely unrelated topic, gpumax -83646;1363082243;midnightmagic;nah it's not. It's an example of hashrate for sale, and successfully for sale for that matter. -83645;1363082256;mircea_popescu;yes, for the purpose of covering a side attack -83644;1363082262;mircea_popescu;ie, pirate's confidence scam. -83643;1363082280;midnightmagic;I don't know why you say that. -83642;1363082291;mircea_popescu;... -83641;1363082300;mircea_popescu;what, this is still disputed ? -83640;1363082308;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [+] -83639;1363082338;midnightmagic;More likely it was a side-business for coin laundry, but none of the miners could ever (far as I know) figure out where the coins were coming *from*. -83638;1363082367;midnightmagic;That is, none of them were ever tainted. -83637;1363082390;mircea_popescu;be that as it may -83636;1363082547;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.076 BTC [-] -83635;1363082657;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.00524 = 0.021 BTC [+] -83634;1363082675;Ukto;looks like trading on btct is back -83633;1363082903;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.18 = 0.54 BTC [-] -83632;1363083245;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -83631;1363083364;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 25 @ 0.00193 = 0.0483 BTC [+] -83630;1363083434;Bowjob;Massive sell off occuring -83629;1363083530;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -83628;1363083531;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 42.50000, Best ask: 43.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 43.00000, 24 hour volume: 143829.74796654, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.38319 -83627;1363083554;mircea_popescu;10k, not so massive. -83626;1363083584;Bowjob;well, i watched it from 45, drop to 42.5 .. i see each cent dropping -83625;1363084085;Ukto;https://bitfunder.com/editAssetProfile/CRYPTO.LTC now live -83624;1363084106;Ukto;Native LTC deposit/withdraw supported. "And as always. Has good day." -83623;1363084134;kakobrekla;unaffection comes to bitbet so naturally i wont be posting any signes. -83622;1363084193;kakobrekla;;;ticker -83621;1363084194;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 41.51000, Best ask: 41.99900, Bid-ask spread: 0.48900, Last trade: 41.99900, 24 hour volume: 146092.87031245, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 44.35230 -83620;1363084195;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -83619;1363084196;gribble;23.174488 seconds -83618;1363084327;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -83617;1363084329;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.147304058075 seconds -83616;1363084332;mircea_popescu;no srsly -83615;1363084920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5 @ 0.00073163 = 0.0037 BTC [-] -83614;1363084922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5539 @ 0.00073162 = 4.0524 BTC [-] -83613;1363084923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 456 @ 0.00072543 = 0.3308 BTC [-] -83612;1363085681;mircea_popescu;In Australia, IPv6 adoption is almost non-existent, reports Josh Taylor. -83611;1363085681;mircea_popescu;"It's about as bad as everywhere else on the planet, I guess, with the single exception of Romania," Asia Pacific Network Information Centre's chief scientist, Geoff Huston, said in an interview with ZDNet Australia. -83610;1363085682;mircea_popescu;heh. -83609;1363085830;Anduck;selling ASICMINER @ 0.76, pm me if interested (at btct.co ASICMINER-PT asks are at 0.7699) -83608;1363085840;mircea_popescu;Anduck you know about the tradebook ? -83607;1363085847;Anduck;no. -83606;1363085849;Anduck;....yeeees -83605;1363112469;Namworld;I offer 0.03% daily on funds here. -83604;1363112869;Namworld;I'll be back later -83603;1363112984;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -83602;1363112985;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 43.41654, Best ask: 43.41666, Bid-ask spread: 0.00012, Last trade: 43.50000, 24 hour volume: 166958.61630911, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 43.77197 -83601;1363113015;smickles;We're Going Down! -83600;1363113023;jcpham;twss -83599;1363113034;jborkl_;It is holding up well considering what a collosal fuck up this was -83598;1363113069;jborkl_;colossal -83597;1363113106;Namworld;It wasn't that colossal... just a little forking -83596;1363113142;Namworld;The miners voted which would be used going forward -83595;1363113145;smickles;yeah, and it's not likely that many lost btc due to incidental double spends -83594;1363113152;Troic_;it could have been colossal, if the pool ops weren't so cooperative -83593;1363113153;jborkl_;That they encouraged people to change the block size and not knowing it was going to break BDB was a big fuck up -83592;1363113154;MJR_;Namworld: what is your bonds URL again? -83591;1363113172;smickles;Troic_: beauty of the system, they have a financial incentive to cooperate -83590;1363113177;Namworld;https://btct.co/security/BTC-BOND -83589;1363113200;deadweasel;smickles: that's what keeps me sane -83588;1363113218;mircea_popescu;lol -83587;1363113224;smickles;jborkl_: I do wish they had tested .8 better. tis could've been caught -83586;1363113230;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ the idea is strong, the implementation horrible -83585;1363113230;Namworld;they can still mass object to changes and refuse... but the longest chain will be the one with most miners. -83584;1363113236;mircea_popescu;in a sense this backhandedly proves how strong the idea is -83583;1363113239;Namworld;The issue is not in .8 at all... -83582;1363113241;smickles;gavin had admitted to testing 500k blocks -83581;1363113248;smickles;but not 1m blocks -83580;1363113253;mircea_popescu;smickles heh. -83579;1363113254;Namworld;It's in .7 -83578;1363113272;Namworld;No amount of testing would have found the issue. .7 would have needed to be tested. -83577;1363113279;mircea_popescu;Namworld would you stop ? -83576;1363113292;mircea_popescu;any statement that claims "no amout of testing" is a lie by its nature -83575;1363113292;jcpham;red light. -83574;1363113296;smickles;Namworld: depends how you look at it no? the iss presented with the interaction of .8 and .7 -83573;1363113316;smickles;something gavin was testing, just not toroughly enough -83572;1363113327;Namworld;The issue was in .7, if they tested .8 forever, they'd never have found the issue if they didn't use .7 in the testing. -83571;1363113328;mircea_popescu;obviously not the amount of testing they were willing to do in between chat session and harassinfg the userbase found it -83570;1363113329;jborkl_;I ran .7 and .8 versions, If I had run testnet and made a 1mb block I would have most likely broken .7 -83569;1363113335;mircea_popescu;still, more testing WOULD have eventually found it. -83568;1363113353;smickles;Namworld: gavin said he would've caught it if he had tested a larger block on the testnet -83567;1363113375;Namworld;aye -83566;1363113376;mircea_popescu;smickles gotta give props to gavin, he's one of the few that are actually contrite enough. -83565;1363113384;mircea_popescu;he might be the only pro in the bunch, too. -83564;1363113387;smickles;he only tested 500k blocks, and it happened on a 900k block -83563;1363113399;mircea_popescu;967 or some shit -83562;1363113414;Namworld;I'm not saying it couldn't have been found, I'm just refuting that doing more testing on .8 would have given any result. -83561;1363113420;mircea_popescu;unauthoritatively my it says berkley seems to choke in this case over about 10k records -83560;1363113434;mircea_popescu;Namworld the "on .8" is a meaningless constraint. -83559;1363113446;mircea_popescu;who and why would be testing on .8 only ?! -83558;1363113465;jborkl_;really, only test a part of the code against itself? -83557;1363113475;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ for great lulz. -83556;1363113490;Namworld;I know... but people everywhere say that .8 should have been tested more so the issue would have been found. -83555;1363113507;mircea_popescu;well yes. that is correct, it should have been, -83554;1363113519;mircea_popescu;nobody is saying "shouldhave been tested more by itself in a vacuum" -83553;1363113523;jborkl_;I just solo mined on .72 again last night until it was all figured out- I knew I kept .72 around and running for a reason -83552;1363113532;Namworld;ARGH -83551;1363113540;smickles;Namworld: i believe they do test for interaction with older versions -83550;1363113547;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ i've always been slow to upgrade, specifically for lack of faith. -83549;1363113552;MJR_;Namworld: I think what they mean is that part of testing a new release is testing it's interactions with other versions for backward compatiblity -83548;1363113560;smickles;they certainly outta now -83547;1363113566;Namworld;Don't you get it? I'm trying to refute people who think the issue is with .8 and that .8 alone should have been tested more... -83546;1363113578;jborkl_;Yeah, me too- I don't like being the first to change- bit me too many times -83545;1363113593;Namworld;Not that more proper testing would not have found the issue (proper with many versions). That more testing of .8 alone would have not changed anything. -83544;1363113618;Namworld;This is the only thing I'm trying to say. -83543;1363113627;smickles;personall, i include previous version interaction in the testing of one version -83542;1363113647;smickles;so it's a silly argument :P differences in definitions -83541;1363113656;Namworld;ah, I see. -83540;1363113683;mircea_popescu;Namworld a, the issue isn't with .8 -83539;1363113693;mircea_popescu;the issue is with berkley db, which was on the way out -83538;1363113729;Namworld;THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I'M FUCKING CLAIMING THAT THE ISSUE AIN'T ON .8! -83537;1363113750;jborkl_;people were all up in arms about having 80 to 1000 unconfirmed transactions waiting. with NO testing, people made larger blocks - that broke BDB -83536;1363113755;jborkl_;800 -83535;1363113775;Namworld;>.< -83534;1363113797;mircea_popescu;yes well, you went about it in a broken way. -83533;1363113823;Namworld;I'm talking about people making such claims... not about me making the same claims =/ -83532;1363113853;jborkl_;It could have been handled and implemented properly -83531;1363113854;mircea_popescu; No amount of testing would have found the issue. -83530;1363113878;Namworld;@smickles: some people even claimed they sticked to an old version specially because of potential such issues with new versions when .8 wasn't the source of the problem. If they had switched it would have been an non-issue. We've reverted to accomodate the bug in .7 and not to leave people behind. -83529;1363113933;jborkl_;.8 should be used, but we are holding back so poor people with shitty connections and shitty hardware can still be here -83528;1363113961;Namworld;mircea: I was referring to testing of .8 alone. I'm made an omission in it. I've been trying to correct myself for like the last few minutes =/ -83527;1363113981;mircea_popescu;Namworld no! rabble! rabble! -83526;1363113982;mircea_popescu;lol -83525;1363114016;imsaguy;did someone say b00bies? -83524;1363114020;mircea_popescu;booties. -83523;1363114021;MJR_;lol, you know people can run either version and change the size of blocks they can accept or mine -83522;1363114030;mircea_popescu;MJR_ not accept. just mine. -83521;1363114030;imsaguy;.. -83520;1363114033;ThickAsThieves;so good http://2mellomakes.bandcamp.com/album/chrono-jigga -83519;1363114038;imsaguy;the problems is that other people accepted it -83518;1363114040;imsaguy;and then it got mined in -83517;1363114043;Namworld;I hate it when I forget something in a sentence and I'm getting argued against for 10 minutes when I have the same point of view as the one arguing against me. -83516;1363114047;imsaguy;so even if you didn't allow it, someone else did -83515;1363114051;imsaguy;and then your client chokes -83514;1363114067;imsaguy;and you get stuck and don't get any new blocks -83513;1363114069;mircea_popescu;Namworld does it happen often ? -83512;1363114093;imsaguy;mircea_popescu: Namworld is usually arguing with himself. -83511;1363114110;Namworld;That's new. I don't recall that. -83510;1363114123;Namworld;No. Maybe every month or the other. -83509;1363114131;jborkl_;They have identified it as .BDB has a limit and can be broken. .8 does not have a limit and seems fine. Lets move back to the broken -83508;1363114132;mircea_popescu;i enjoy arguing with him mostly because he seems to go about things in a totally different way than anyone else -83507;1363114133;Namworld;When typing fast. -83506;1363114143;mircea_popescu;which is a great way to become a laughingstock, sure, but also a great way to find obscure bugs. -83505;1363114199;Namworld;Actually I find you go about things in a different way than anyone else... -83504;1363114203;mircea_popescu;of course i do. -83503;1363114222;MJR_;can't you change your code in .7 to accept larger blocks? -83502;1363114228;imsaguy;no -83501;1363114230;imsaguy;its bdb -83500;1363114236;imsaguy;.7 can already accept larger blocks -83499;1363114241;imsaguy;bdb can't handle the locking -83498;1363114245;imsaguy;too many tx in the block -83497;1363114245;Namworld;Almost all misunderstandings on Bitcoin IRC are with you. I usually go about quite well with almost everyone else. -83496;1363114259;mircea_popescu;Namworld almost everyone else doesn't have much to say. -83495;1363114268;MJR_;ah I see -83494;1363114272;imsaguy;I'm glad I'm not almost everyone else -83493;1363114281;imsaguy;I have a shitton to say -83492;1363114285;MJR_;lol -83491;1363114291;mircea_popescu;imsaguy should i grep log for imsaguy ? :D -83490;1363114310;imsaguy;don't forget [\\\] -83489;1363114311;jborkl_;The problem glaring from this, now a obvious major problem is here and can be exploited again. -83488;1363114313;imsaguy;and pirateat40 -83487;1363114315;imsaguy;oops -83486;1363114320;imsaguy;just [\\\] -83485;1363114325;MJR_;has anyone ever said "bitcoin-assets is great but I just wish it had as much drama as bitcointalk.com" -83484;1363114345;mircea_popescu;kik -83483;1363114354;mircea_popescu;MJR_ it has moar. -83482;1363114356;Namworld;I think you are very literal on what sentences mean and interpret as little as possible. You avoid making too many inferences during a conversation so even small omissions can result in misunderstandings. -83481;1363114358;imsaguy;MJR_: they didn't have to -83480;1363114379;mircea_popescu;Namworld certainly. this way misunderstandings are found early. -83479;1363114386;mircea_popescu;at least ideally. -83478;1363114394;imsaguy;;;seen usagi -83477;1363114395;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 23 hours, 17 minutes, and 59 seconds ago: do it -83476;1363114399;imsaguy;aww -83475;1363114407;imsaguy;does he still owe people coins? -83474;1363114412;imsaguy;she/it* -83473;1363114417;mircea_popescu;imsaguy i think he's doing something with silver atm -83472;1363114417;Namworld;If it was a written text, I might make less omissions. When chatting tho, I type fast and usually omit things. -83471;1363114434;imsaguy;uh oh.. -83470;1363114437;mircea_popescu;actually... what if usagi and eskimo bob joined forces -83469;1363114443;mircea_popescu;and created the world's first -83468;1363114447;mircea_popescu;silver easybake oven ? -83467;1363114463;imsaguy;sounds like a methlab waiting to happen -83466;1363114472;mircea_popescu;when they get older. -83465;1363114484;imsaguy;how old is bob? -83464;1363114505;Namworld;bob? The eskimo? -83463;1363114520;jborkl_;put both of their ideas on how to make money together? 1+1=still is 0 -83462;1363114524;mircea_popescu;should be like twentysomething i would guess -83461;1363114529;Namworld;Only bob I know around these parts. -83460;1363114570;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152246.msg1615740#msg1615740 -83459;1363114575;mircea_popescu;some of the funniest shit i read all day. -83458;1363114600;mircea_popescu;this seems to be the contemporary brain disease, people reading stuff they don't understand here and there, mashing it into a sort of compound -83457;1363114611;jcpham;bitcoin is the worst -83456;1363114689;Namworld;I think being heavily dependant on miners is actually what Satoshi wanted... miners vote with their hashing power... That's exactly how the system is supposed to work. -83455;1363114704;mircea_popescu;yeah. -83454;1363114726;jborkl_;I like Death and Taxes response -83453;1363114731;Namworld;and devs can consult with mining pool when changing limits and send a warning so everyone upgrades directly to the client, should they want to make a change to allow scaling. -83452;1363114738;ThickAsThieves;they will still need to hard fork us again at some point, no? -83451;1363114756;Namworld;yes, they'll need to. -83450;1363114781;ThickAsThieves;so does that not give malicious people a specific time in the future to plan for? -83449;1363114790;Namworld;But with proper warning and support from the community for the change, only the few not switching are left behind. -83448;1363114798;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes, it does. -83447;1363114809;mircea_popescu;it really is a catastrophe, strategically -83446;1363114815;ThickAsThieves;this time they werent prepared -83445;1363114819;ThickAsThieves;next time they will be -83444;1363114825;mircea_popescu;just the puppy eyed idiots don't quite get what happened so raw raw we love devteam -83443;1363114835;Namworld;what kind of malicious stuff might there be? -83442;1363114844;ThickAsThieves;planning to double spend? -83441;1363114845;mircea_popescu;Namworld you're proceeding on the wrong path. -83440;1363114855;mircea_popescu;that's not how this works, "o, what bad stuff could happen?" -83439;1363114883;jborkl_;Well, first of all they need to plan the change sooner than later -83438;1363114888;Namworld;No, I mean malicious stuff from knowing ahead of time about a fork. -83437;1363114895;Namworld;Other than double-spend attacks -83436;1363114917;mircea_popescu;how would i know ? -83435;1363114922;mircea_popescu;we'll find out if we're unfortunate enough. -83434;1363114926;Namworld;But really, merchants/miners can plan ahead if they know. It's better if it's known in advance than not. -83433;1363114928;mircea_popescu;even if we don't know that doesn't make the issue ok. -83432;1363114953;benkay;ra ra go devbs -83431;1363114954;mircea_popescu;knowing in advance there will have to be a hard fork is a weakness of the system. -83430;1363114960;mircea_popescu;it may be reduced rto almost no cost, maybe -83429;1363114961;benkay;centralize us on a single buggy broken blatform -83428;1363114963;mircea_popescu;but it still costs > 0 -83427;1363114982;mircea_popescu;and incidentally, i wonder what OTHER exploits are there for berkley -83426;1363114991;Namworld;Well there will be forks... -83425;1363114992;mircea_popescu;that were illustrated by this but aren't limited to lage blocks -83424;1363114992;benkay;and for people who have trouble keeping up with the technical times, the costs are going to be higher next time -83423;1363114995;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -83422;1363115005;Namworld;That's pretty much unavoidable. -83421;1363115007;mircea_popescu;benkay the top pool is pretty much bankrupt now, is it ? -83420;1363115014;mircea_popescu;courtesy of idiotteam doublewhammy-ing them -83419;1363115029;benkay;market dominance is never an indicator of technical competence -83418;1363115037;mircea_popescu;be that as it may. -83417;1363115040;Namworld;look at MtGox... -83416;1363115047;Namworld;good example -83415;1363115050;mircea_popescu;good point -83414;1363115052;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -83413;1363115053;gribble;2.062621 seconds -83412;1363115057;benkay;heh/. -83411;1363115058;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -83410;1363115060;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.116768121719 seconds -83409;1363115062;mircea_popescu;win. -83408;1363115072;mircea_popescu;o boy will i be having fun with this. -83407;1363115075;benkay;what is mpexlag calculating? -83406;1363115081;Namworld;MtGox is pretty much constently lagging. -83405;1363115087;mircea_popescu;the lag to talk to mpex, through a remote and a local proxy -83404;1363115099;benkay;to the order-parsing system? -83403;1363115117;mircea_popescu;benkay the bot just measures the proxy response -83402;1363115123;ThickAsThieves;so i know they me seem ignorant, but just thinking out loud, is there not a way to make the bitcoin software part of the blockchain itself? -83401;1363115127;benkay;so to web server. -83400;1363115133;ThickAsThieves;to allow propagation of new versions? -83399;1363115134;mircea_popescu;it takes .11 seconds for an order to go from bot to remote proxy -> to local proxy -> to trade engine and back -83398;1363115147;benkay;oh okay -83397;1363115166;mircea_popescu;no that's not correct. -83396;1363115174;mircea_popescu;it takes .11 seconds for an order to go from bot to remote proxy -> to local proxy and back -83395;1363115193;mircea_popescu;you can't measure the trade engine from outside -83394;1363115214;benkay;what kind of volume would your trade engine have to see before it started lagging? -83393;1363115236;mircea_popescu;benkay i've seen > 10 orders per second irl -83392;1363115254;mircea_popescu;i've seen > 100 on testnet with the future config -83391;1363115254;benkay;*grins* -83390;1363115278;benkay;assuming you don't mean btc testnet? -83389;1363115282;mircea_popescu;(this has to be sustained at that level for an hour or so for things to start feeling it) -83388;1363115295;mircea_popescu;benkay no, my own. btc don't enter into it -83387;1363115308;smickles;benkay: i could have it place an order, to test, but the problem would be cancelling that order later -83386;1363115310;benkay;*nods* -83385;1363115310;mircea_popescu;mpex could trade on beenz if i wanted to, it's completely btc agnostic. -83384;1363115321;benkay;i get it man i get it -83383;1363115330;mircea_popescu;smickles actually the expansion on that is -83382;1363115332;benkay;namespace conflict -83381;1363115337;benkay;just resolving -83380;1363115345;smickles;mircea_popescu: would a better measure be sending a bunk order? -83379;1363115346;mircea_popescu;once i get the rest online, can you measure the lag for the entire $proxies list ? -83378;1363115355;mircea_popescu;smickles i think it's a fine measure as it is really. -83377;1363115359;smickles;i suppose i could -83376;1363115392;mircea_popescu;the way mpex works you get the trade engine lag printed rioght on each stat -83375;1363115909;ThickAsThieves;any thoughts on somehow tying the bitcoin software to the blockchain itself? dumb idea? -83374;1363115928;Namworld;yes -83373;1363115942;smickles;ThickAsThieves: what purpose would it serve? -83372;1363115950;ThickAsThieves;propgation of new versions -83371;1363115951;ThickAsThieves;forced -83370;1363115974;Namworld;Would be catastrophic... no more voting on what changes you want -83369;1363115987;Namworld;Basically, someone controls Bitcoin -83368;1363115993;ThickAsThieves;how is that different -83367;1363116017;smickles;yeah, right now, users 'vote', miners 'vote' -83366;1363116020;imsaguy;Namworld: not true -83365;1363116026;imsaguy;you can always compile your own bitcoin software -83364;1363116044;ThickAsThieves;i know *I* can't contol what devs and pools do -83363;1363116049;ThickAsThieves;voted or not -83362;1363116057;imsaguy;you vote with your hash -83361;1363116060;smickles;ThickAsThieves: but you don't have to go along with them -83360;1363116061;imsaguy;you vote with what you use -83359;1363116070;Namworld;Yeah. But almost the same if software upgrade is forced through the blockchain itself. Not sure how that could even work tho -83358;1363116079;imsaguy;well for example -83357;1363116079;Namworld;Anyway, I'm out. -83356;1363116084;imsaguy;you take the bitcoin.org reference software -83355;1363116097;imsaguy;and they say 'this version isn't good after block X' -83354;1363116104;imsaguy;you've just put an expiration date on the software -83353;1363116119;imsaguy;I'm not advocating they do this -83352;1363116120;smickles;where's the statics on what version people are running, i think there are a bunch still on .3 -83351;1363116128;imsaguy;Luke-Jr has a graph page -83350;1363116134;imsaguy;but I don't know how often it updates -83349;1363116141;Luke-Jr;it's realtime -83348;1363116147;ThickAsThieves;its just lame that people can be left in the void -83347;1363116147;imsaguy;url? -83346;1363116156;Luke-Jr;http://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/branches.html -83345;1363116158;imsaguy;ThickAsThieves: Its on the of problems with Microsoft -83344;1363116168;imsaguy;they keep trying to support the morons that refuse to update -83343;1363116188;imsaguy;if they cut people off cold turkey, they could cut a lot of hackjobs added to make old software work with the new stuff -83342;1363116191;ThickAsThieves;they have an obligation to their product -83341;1363116193;smickles;Luke-Jr: updated reasonably well? -83340;1363116205;Luke-Jr;[17:22:20] it's realtime -83339;1363116206;imsaguy;smickles: he said realtime -83338;1363116213;imsaguy;lol -83337;1363116216;smickles;oh, i should read -83336;1363116222;smickles;sry Luke-Jr -83335;1363116225;imsaguy;is realtime reasonably well? -83334;1363116229;imsaguy;NO! -83333;1363116232;imsaguy;MOAR! -83332;1363116245;Luke-Jr;[13-03-12 17:24:00] 1784/529458 available (520270 tried in 61095s, 9164 new, 24 active), 177 banned; 1692328 DNS requests, 112840 db queries -83331;1363116247;smickles;ThickAsThieves: look, about 2.45% of the network is using .3 still -83330;1363116247;imsaguy;Luke-Jr: could you make one that's futuretime? -83329;1363116264;Luke-Jr;imsaguy: draw a big circle and write 1.0 in the middle? -83328;1363116273;imsaguy;yay! -83327;1363116275;imsaguy;no more beta -83326;1363116279;imsaguy;<.< -83325;1363116280;imsaguy;>.> -83324;1363116288;ThickAsThieves;betacoin -83323;1363116314;smickles;imsaguy: compile your own from .8 but modify it to say that it is 1.0 -83322;1363116315;smickles;:D -83321;1363116335;ThickAsThieves;i'm just stuck on meta thoughts lately, i think its lack of sleep -83320;1363116347;smickles;.5 just gets no love -83319;1363116368;ThickAsThieves;make bitbets about bitbet! put bitcoin software on blockchain! -83318;1363116497;imsaguy;lol smickles -83317;1363116507;imsaguy;I am one of the unidentifieds -83316;1363116562;ThickAsThieves;we're all martian immigrants http://www.theverge.com/2013/3/12/4094534/nasa-curiosity-rover-discovers-ancient-mars-could-have -83315;1363117020;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 10 @ 0.2 = 2 BTC [+] -83314;1363117364;iz;ThickAsThieves: *picture of xibit holding a picture of xibit* -83313;1363117679;ThickAsThieves;while looking in the mirror with a mirror behind him -83312;1363117931;kakobrekla;is the chain back to normal? -83311;1363117941;kakobrekla;anyone having any txes hanging in the air? -83310;1363117976;ThickAsThieves;everything is legit for me in all accounts -83309;1363118080;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla should be fine. -83308;1363118092;kakobrekla;hm -83307;1363118094;mircea_popescu;until someone figures out how to trigger the berkley bug with a smaller block -83306;1363118098;kakobrekla;i have some oldish txes -83305;1363118104;mircea_popescu;such as including 10k 160 byte txs -83304;1363118105;kakobrekla;still no confirm -83303;1363118113;kakobrekla;kinda worrying -83302;1363118137;deadweasel;;;ticker -83301;1363118137;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.01770, Best ask: 45.01771, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 45.01771, 24 hour volume: 171261.27579910, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.46900, 24 hour vwap: 43.77026 -83300;1363118140;deadweasel;back to 45! -83299;1363118160;deadweasel;a hard fork bounce :) -83298;1363118169;ThickAsThieves;btcguild at 13k -83297;1363118227;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves sorry ? -83296;1363118249;Anduck;any btct.co admins online? -83295;1363118277;mircea_popescu;burnside ^ -83294;1363118291;ThickAsThieves;sry, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=49417.msg1616550#msg1616550 -83293;1363118594;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7 = 7 BTC [-] -83292;1363118839;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.msg1616671#msg1616671 -83291;1363118846;mircea_popescu;"o, it was a bug in berkely db" -83290;1363118848;mircea_popescu;fucking idiots. -83289;1363119133;MJR_;;;seen Josh_Rossi -83288;1363119133;gribble;Josh_Rossi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 16 hours, 7 minutes, and 19 seconds ago: pretty sweet -83287;1363119147;MJR_;that is cool -83286;1363119438;pigeons;today I downloaded .7 and have been patiently waiting for my blockchain to download, im not sure if I will continue refunds or just buy a big crack rock and smoke it in a cave some where but I am totally offended by this scammer tag -83285;1363119524;mircea_popescu;you got a scammer tag ?! -83284;1363119531;pigeons;tom -83283;1363119541;mircea_popescu;lol totally offended okay. -83282;1363119544;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143496.msg1614693#msg1614693 -83281;1363119558;mircea_popescu;so he couldn't do refunds all through february because the devs borked transition to .9 -83280;1363119566;pigeons;yeah -83279;1363119566;mircea_popescu;.8*. in march. -83278;1363119620;pigeons;"if I was a scammer I could be living it up easy some place warm instead of braving the same upstate new york winters I have been for 30+ years" -83277;1363119621;mircea_popescu;well... let's just hope gavin sends him the correct lists then -83276;1363119665;pigeons;"If anyone has any idea how I can buy a large amount of bitcoins please message me. The largest amount I can buy from bitinstant is $500 worth ive looked and looked and its near impossible to make a large bitcoin purchase anywhere." -83275;1363119679;mircea_popescu;oh i see yeah -83274;1363119752;mod6;to everyone else .... PEACE AND LOVE -83273;1363119754;mod6;lol -83272;1363119786;mircea_popescu;so here's the lol of today : -83271;1363119804;mircea_popescu;devs say berkeley is broken. it is fine. they forgot to configure it. -83270;1363119821;pigeons;yeah we know -83269;1363119821;mircea_popescu;this is possibly the worst case of "hi i am calling to report a bug" bungled tech support ever. -83268;1363119828;ZedsterX;the college? -83267;1363119834;ZedsterX;jk -83266;1363119837;mircea_popescu;pigeons i fear it'll take me a little to digest this one -83265;1363119874;pigeons;you can configure it to use more locks, so far that seems to work just uses a lot more ram but works -83264;1363119932;mircea_popescu;the proof of something awful's general cluelessness/irrelevance is the low level mock articles they're pushing out. -83263;1363119940;mircea_popescu;there's material here to scathe. -83262;1363120012;mod6;yeah BDB has been a thorn in dev's side for a decade. but sounds like this time they forgot about a landmine they already stepped on once before. -83261;1363120030;mircea_popescu;for people into sdice graphs : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1614936#msg1614936 -83260;1363120059;mircea_popescu;mod6 bring me up to speed, what exactly is the objection ? it is widely deployed and consequently well debugged by now -83259;1363120070;mod6;BTC needs a CVE or something or some sort of post mortum. -83258;1363120083;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.57575758 = 2.8788 BTC [-] -83257;1363120153;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/HzcprPZ.png -83256;1363120158;mircea_popescu;this particularly is illustrative. -83255;1363120235;mod6;mircea_popescu: its not really an objection. -83254;1363120250;mod6;its just something to be cautious of -83253;1363120258;mircea_popescu;ya but i mean, why ? -83252;1363120267;mod6;it escapes me dude -83251;1363120271;mod6;its been too long -83250;1363120272;mircea_popescu;lol kk -83249;1363120275;mod6;so many problems over the years -83248;1363120281;mircea_popescu;just trying to get smarter over here :p -83247;1363120285;mod6;i couldn't possibly remember them all -83246;1363120292;mod6;im just depressed about this shit -83245;1363120306;mircea_popescu;i imagine a number of people are. -83244;1363120405;mod6;i was thinking about the gox issue... -83243;1363120430;mod6;and perhaps what we need is something like rootservers for fiat->btc exchanges -83242;1363120455;mircea_popescu;what are those ? -83241;1363120531;mod6;dns has root servers worldwide to resolve requests. thinking that maybe btc could do well to have like 10-13 worldwide exchanges all independant of eachother. -83240;1363120534;MJR_;like DNS ? -83239;1363120537;mod6;not that all the code should be the same. -83238;1363120560;MJR_;but also...those root servers have children -83237;1363120566;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla wants something like the way fx is setup -83236;1363120568;mod6;root servers don't keep the same code either, not exactly anyway, this way it prevents a simutaious attack against all -83235;1363120584;mircea_popescu;mod6 it would be good to have many exchanges, but there's problems with getting that to work in p[ractice -83234;1363120597;mircea_popescu;because exchanges concentrate liquidity and people chase liquidity -83233;1363120603;mod6;this will help distrbute the load of exchange, and then btc wont have 1 place to look for price signals. -83232;1363120607;MJR_;well, one thing is that instant settlement is going to be harder and harder to scale -83231;1363120621;mircea_popescu;personally i think the solution is fixing, but -83230;1363120633;mircea_popescu;few people involved actually have enough finance knowledge to get it going yet. -83229;1363120643;kakobrekla;true -83228;1363120644;MJR_;fix protocol? -83227;1363120647;kakobrekla;gox mus die -83226;1363120650;kakobrekla;fix is shit -83225;1363120683;mircea_popescu;MJR_ no gais. fixing. -83224;1363120716;MJR_;you lost me -83223;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:18:00 ok, it's like this. suppose the three main dealers are A, B and C. -83222;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:18:13 chair X calls the meeting. X proposes price, say 47.5 -83221;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:18:27 a, b and c go through their books, see what customers want, see what they want on their own account -83220;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:18:45 then they say. a buys 50k usd. b sells 25k usd. c sells 70k usd. -83219;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:18:52 25 + 70 > 50k so its not fixed -83218;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:18:58 x has to call a lower price now -83217;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:19:00 ah that kind of meeting you mean -83216;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:19:01 say 47.3 -83215;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:19:08 now a b and c review their books -83214;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:19:14 think i just need to add some sleep time.... -83213;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:19:14 42 12 40 -83212;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:19:15 etc -83211;1363120717;mircea_popescu;Mar 11 09:19:27 this process is called fixing, it's widely used to obtain a price. -83210;1363120720;mod6;and fixing this block size thing is kinda crazy. its like you know when you get a UDP request to your DNS server and the reply from the Zone is > than the max size of UDP, it rolls over to tcp -83209;1363120780;MJR_;well, again I think that could happen on a larger scale... -83208;1363120780;pgp;credit lines between exchanges to allow cross exchange arb would be an important start... -83207;1363120788;MJR_;yes exactly -83206;1363120789;mod6;i don't think im smart enough for this stuff. -83205;1363120810;MJR_;pgp: again instant settlement is not sustainable -83204;1363120815;kakobrekla;the first important step, realizing that. -83203;1363120828;pgp;this would also require something akin to DTCC (depositiory trust clearing corp) where every exchange is a member and keeps money on deposit... -83202;1363120830;MJR_;or even wise...since cold storage =\= instant -83201;1363120861;mircea_popescu;pgp that could easily be implemented using the mpex push for isntance -83200;1363120873;mircea_popescu;or independently, but pgp is a good solution to keep it safe. -83199;1363120893;pgp;indeed -83198;1363120895;mircea_popescu;problem is every exchange wants to act as if in a vacuum, because -83197;1363120904;mircea_popescu;they perceive they lack any distinguishing features -83196;1363120916;kakobrekla;the problem is exchange ops are retarded -83195;1363120921;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla basically. -83194;1363120928;mircea_popescu;the problem with bitcoin in general is the userbase is dumb. -83193;1363120945;MJR_;well not educated financially -83192;1363120946;mircea_popescu;devteam, miners, pool ops, exchange ops, everyone is... you know... draftees -83191;1363120950;mircea_popescu;people picked off the street -83190;1363120951;MJR_;tech savvy -83189;1363120983;MJR_;you would be surprised how many financial wizards have trouble using email -83188;1363120985;mod6;:( -83187;1363120993;pgp;yes - with the exception of bitfloor, it doesn't seem that these exchanges are run by anyone familiar with how "real" exchanges (and clearing operations) actually work... -83186;1363121002;kakobrekla;bitlol -83185;1363121009;mod6;i got trolled so hard by my gf for this shit yesterday -83184;1363121010;MJR_;so you need people who are tech AND finance savvy -83183;1363121010;kakobrekla;guy got fucked a comple of times no? -83182;1363121017;MJR_;he did -83181;1363121024;mod6;we're the laughing stock -83180;1363121026;kakobrekla;over confidend -83179;1363121030;kakobrekla;nt -83178;1363121037;mircea_popescu;pgp bitfloor, the guys currently owinfg like 900x what they'll ever make ? -83177;1363121048;MJR_;well...last I checked there was only one exchange that hasn't been hacked -83176;1363121050;pizzaman1337;so what is the "proper" way to run an exchange? where can I read about this? -83175;1363121058;kakobrekla;The book of Kako -83174;1363121067;kakobrekla;Kako accually means how -83173;1363121070;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 this ain't knitting we're discussiong here man. -83172;1363121070;kakobrekla;so it makes sense. -83171;1363121097;MJR_;well, paranoia does not an efficient market make -83170;1363121098;kakobrekla;lol mp -83169;1363121098;mircea_popescu;you read about it in school, which costs dough -83168;1363121105;kakobrekla;anywho brb -83167;1363121123;pizzaman1337;schoool... that's what the internet is for -83166;1363121138;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 no but srsly, this is the sort of thing people pay in the 100's of k's for, -83165;1363121150;mircea_popescu;it's not exactly "go to wikipedia" sort of thing -83164;1363121166;MJR_;it is pretty sad that the biggest exchange can't handle orders in less than 5 min -83163;1363121169;pizzaman1337;well, there must be some info on it somewhere that I could get access too -83162;1363121173;mircea_popescu;MJR_ mpex doesn't do fiat tho, so it's kinda moot for this problem -83161;1363121180;kakobrekla;s/5min/30min -83160;1363121193;MJR_;don't know of anyone getting hacked for fiat -83159;1363121202;pigeons;heh -83158;1363121206;pigeons;no? -83157;1363121206;mircea_popescu;what's sad is that they take ~5k a month in hardware costs to process 8k trades in 30 minutes -83156;1363121210;pigeons;look harder -83155;1363121219;mircea_popescu;if we scale this liniarly we discover it'd cost more than it's worth to have ti trade -83154;1363121227;MJR_;I meant the bitcoin exchanges -83153;1363121232;pigeons;yes -83152;1363121233;pgp;for starters, most all exchanges today pay you to add liquidity to their book - the so called "maker-taker" fee model. -83151;1363121258;MJR_;exactly what pgp said -83150;1363121292;mircea_popescu;pgp the reason is they're mixing bizdev with the fee schedule. -83149;1363121317;pigeons;mjr_ where have you been? bitininstant lost usd a few days ago -83148;1363121325;pigeons;what about bitcoinica? what about every single one? -83147;1363121328;MJR_;... -83146;1363121340;MJR_;they stole usd from the servers -83145;1363121347;MJR_;? -83144;1363121351;pigeons;yes -83143;1363121354;pgp;moreover, because like asset exchanges belong to the same "clearing clubs", they can route orders to one another to ensure "best execution" for their customers (while, of course, charging for that convenience)... -83142;1363121354;mircea_popescu;yeah ? -83141;1363121407;mircea_popescu;pigeons wait. didn't bitinstant lose the BTC on vircurex ? -83140;1363121407;MJR_;front page hackers used DNS to steal 12000 worth of BITCOINS -83139;1363121418;pigeons;mircea_popescu: usd -83138;1363121423;mircea_popescu;um -83137;1363121438;mircea_popescu;usure ? cause i wrote about this and iirc shrem was saying btc -83136;1363121439;pigeons;via paypal from vircurex -83135;1363121460;mircea_popescu;i'll add it to research list cause wtf. -83134;1363121486;pgp;they weren't using two factor auth with that exchange... -83133;1363121495;pizzaman1337;http://blog.bitinstant.com/blog/2013/3/4/events-of-friday-bitinstant-back-online.html -83132;1363121505;pizzaman1337;"Overall, due to major choke points and redundancies in our system, the hacker was only able to walk away with $12,480 USD in BTC, and send them in 3 installments of 333 BTC to bitcoin addresses." -83131;1363121505;pigeons;sorry i meant virwox -83130;1363121511;pgp;you can lead a horse to water -83129;1363121608;MJR_;they listed the loss in dollars, but you can't send cash over a wire -83128;1363121643;MJR_;BTC was stolen -83127;1363121745;MJR_;anyway I think there is a ton of room for competition to mt gox -83126;1363121780;mod6;yeah -83125;1363121794;mod6;there needs to be at least 3 -83124;1363121809;mod6;all independant of eachother that aren't scams -83123;1363121810;MJR_;but even better opportunity for someone to route flow between exchanges -83122;1363121830;MJR_;lol, not being scams is key -83121;1363121832;mod6;and security -83120;1363121842;mod6;if they were modeled after mpex, that'd be a start -83119;1363121866;MJR_;I really think a gpg based order system would be nice -83118;1363121875;mod6;not the SAME code, but similar to avoid attacks upon a weakness found in one -83117;1363121889;mod6;similar to rootservers -83116;1363121893;MJR_;I agree -83115;1363121895;mircea_popescu;mod6 one of the key reasons why i keep the code closed. -83114;1363121905;mod6;*nod* -83113;1363121908;mircea_popescu;people would just mindlessly replicate it (see bitfinex) then we'll be well fucked -83112;1363121914;MJR_;but also...I really think node and branch will be needed -83111;1363121935;mod6;and really... the UDP (TCP when needed) is a model that the guys should be looking at to solve this blocksize issue -83110;1363121942;mircea_popescu;in a sense mpex is constructed exactly opposite of how bitcoin is constructed. -83109;1363121947;mod6;any thoughts on that? anyone know what I'm referring to? -83108;1363121951;mircea_popescu;keep the specification open and the implementation proprietary -83107;1363121960;mircea_popescu;versus the keep the specification equal to the unreadable codebase. -83106;1363121961;MJR_;know exactly what you are talking about -83105;1363121991;jcpham;you access mpex through open standards -83104;1363121993;MJR_;I wrote a program to monitor how often we need to fail over to TCp for our data feeds -83103;1363121998;jcpham;how it works is not your concern -83102;1363122021;mircea_popescu;mod6 originally i thought it was udp p2p -83101;1363122022;jcpham;unicorns are definitely walking in hamster wheels though -83100;1363122023;mircea_popescu;http://zgp.org/pipermail/p2p-hackers/2004-December/002221.html -83099;1363122027;mircea_popescu;it is after all 2004s stuff -83098;1363122030;mircea_popescu;but apparently... -83097;1363122047;MJR_;I think it's multicast tcp? -83096;1363122063;mircea_popescu;MJR_ im not even sure at this point. -83095;1363122137;MJR_;I think bitcoin-assets is the bleeding edge of the bleeding edge -83094;1363122186;jurov;mod6, how would UDP help in blocksize issuie? -83093;1363122190;MJR_;when you think that people on coinbase are probably still in the innovators (before 18%) stage...wow -83092;1363122235;pigeons;really? its second to -otc in stupid -83091;1363122246;pigeons;all your fancy exchange routing will be done via ripple -83090;1363122271;MJR_;I can't remember your exact quote mircea_popescu but something like "if you want to use crypto currency but don't understand cryptography..." -83089;1363122271;mod6;jurov: not UDP -83088;1363122292;mircea_popescu;MJR_ something like that. -83087;1363122317;mircea_popescu;pigeons why isn't it now ? -83086;1363122325;mod6;jurov: we can learn a thing or two, perhaps, about how DNS solves the issue. UDP is meant to be fast, and arbitrarily large since forward/reverse zones can contain an large amount of entries. -83085;1363122325;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00755 BTC [+] -83084;1363122343;mircea_popescu;mod6 of course, the blockszie issue wasn't hitting the transport layer -83083;1363122348;MJR_;I think a central clearing corp, that only needs to transfer the diff between exchanges will be the best way -83082;1363122361;mircea_popescu;MJR_ except on the day it gets attacked. -83081;1363122366;mircea_popescu;i don't even mean government necessarily. -83080;1363122372;mircea_popescu;look what happened in ny when the clearing corp got flooded -83079;1363122376;mod6;but when the size of UDP gets over 65,535 bytes (need to double check), it simply converts it to TCP and sends it that way. something can be learned from this, nothing more. -83078;1363122377;pigeons;mircea_popescu: cause people are transitioning from doing it via the private standalone django app to the new ripple but it is being done now -83077;1363122390;mod6;im not saying about the transport, or anything -83076;1363122399;mod6;im simply saying, look at how this problem was solved -83075;1363122404;MJR_;true -83074;1363122405;mircea_popescu;pigeons on superficial analysis ripple seems just the place where the curerent bitcoindev rats will sucrry to -83073;1363122413;mircea_popescu;once they get their altar broken for reals. -83072;1363122457;pigeons;yes perhaps, but currency liquidity flowed throug it before and will continue too, -83071;1363122464;mod6;i dunno, i guess i'd have to spend some time in there. and the client needs to be combed through -83070;1363122468;mod6;and hacked -83069;1363122477;jurov;mod6, maximal packet size (or MTU) is hard fact baked into ethernet from the beginning, not some broker earlier implementation -83068;1363122483;mod6;slice and dice shit out of there that needs to be replaced. -83067;1363122483;jurov;*broken -83066;1363122486;mircea_popescu;mod6 actually once you're done with the iphone app, a very good use of someone's time is to go through the codebase and summarize it -83065;1363122496;mircea_popescu;that;s usually a good step towards specification. -83064;1363122516;MJR_;mircea_popescu: what iphone app? -83063;1363122518;mod6;i never wanted to touch bitcoin's client or anything else because the #bitcoin-dev is filled with pompus retards -83062;1363122528;mod6;so i'll just my retard ass out of there -83061;1363122530;mircea_popescu;MJR_ the bitotter thing he's working on -83060;1363122538;MJR_;ah cool -83059;1363122553;jurov;mod6 good for ya. i did touch it and it didn't hurt. -83058;1363122567;jurov;but maybe i'm just crazy, going into anything -83057;1363122583;jurov;without such considerations -83056;1363122599;mod6;i'd love to take the time to audit that shit, but who wants to fight with LukeJr and the others? -83055;1363122605;mod6;aint noone got time for that -83054;1363122609;mircea_popescu;mod6 i don't know who's listening to them. -83053;1363122621;mircea_popescu;a summary of the codebase is definitely useful. -83052;1363122664;kakobrekla;oh i read that "in summary the coinbase is defenetly useful" and got a heart attack almost -83051;1363122683;mircea_popescu;lol -83050;1363122683;kakobrekla;need more coffee. -83049;1363122711;MJR_;ain't no one got time for that indeed -83048;1363122752;mod6;yeah. its way out of hand -83047;1363122759;jcpham;http://micropoll.com/t/LE9JQZQhrI -83046;1363122766;jcpham;i'm doing much better in the poll today -83045;1363122775;jurov;mod6 i'm not interested in arguing. if i had time, i'll do a fork with some very useful function and wait for them to come -83044;1363122784;mod6;^^^ -83043;1363122788;jurov;like my two independent wallets prototype: https://github.com/jurov/bitcoin -83042;1363122808;mod6;nice dude -83041;1363122837;mod6;any reason CPP? -83040;1363122860;jurov;cuz it's fork of bitcoind -83039;1363122864;mod6;or you just cloned and went forward? -83038;1363122865;mod6;ok -83037;1363122892;jurov;wasn't hard... couldn't understand why that function isn't exposed already -83036;1363122896;mod6;yeah, its WAY too large imho -83035;1363122903;jurov;prolly they don't have time to test properly xD -83034;1363122926;mod6;thats obvious to everyone in the world who pays attention -83033;1363122934;mod6;they should back away after this -83032;1363122990;jurov;well, they preferred to entagle themselves in multisig txs at the time -83031;1363123011;jurov;incidentally, they still don't have sane interface, too -83030;1363123026;mircea_popescu;pretty much everything about it is kludge. -83029;1363123037;mircea_popescu;i am still steaming over the fact that i can't create abitrary size txs -83028;1363123105;jurov;let's get to budapest for buncha asics and outmine them http://primeasic.com/order.php -83027;1363123128;jurov;lmao DUE TO OVERWHELMING REQUESTS we had to remove PayPal & Local Pickup options. -83026;1363123130;mircea_popescu;that thing stil around ?! -83025;1363123137;mircea_popescu;lolok -83024;1363123140;mircea_popescu;btc only rite ? -83023;1363123169;jurov;yes, only nonreversable nonpersonal means. fyr maximum security. -83022;1363123232;mircea_popescu;due to overwhelming miner vote. -83021;1363123498;mod6;for starters who does this? Dbc* pcursor = db.GetCursor(); -83020;1363123545;mod6;i just hate looking at the client code. maybe its just their style. -83019;1363123566;mod6;its like: Dbc *pcursor = db.GetCursor(); -83018;1363123567;mod6;wtf -83017;1363123578;mod6;lol -83016;1363123582;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3449 BTC [-] -83015;1363123585;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.345 = 0.69 BTC [+] -83014;1363123637;mod6;at least the SSL code they copied looks to be better: BN_CTX *ctx = NULL; -83013;1363123647;pigeons;cross-posting for mircea_popescu cause he'll love it http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1a5um4/bitcointalk_a_successful_double_spend_us10000/?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=Fancy+Show+Tech -83012;1363123679;mircea_popescu;bah. -83011;1363123727;mod6;ok i gotta walk away for a bit and think about this some more. -83010;1363123747;mod6;i still <3 you guys tho :) -83009;1363123813;MJR_;:) -83008;1363124953;benkay;mircea_popescu: what do you mean by arbitrarily-sized transactions? -83007;1363124960;benkay;actual kb on disk? -83006;1363124964;benkay;or in mem i suppose -83005;1363125052;mircea_popescu;i want to make a 750kb tx. -83004;1363125074;mircea_popescu;you know, 5000 inputs, 7000 outputs. my business. -83003;1363125122;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.076 BTC [-] -83002;1363125137;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.076 BTC [-] -83001;1363125143;benkay;mhm. -83000;1363125159;benkay;but noooooooo -82999;1363125222;Anduck;mircea_popescu: lol? -82998;1363125237;Anduck;and pay a huge fee of.. 0.1 btc!! -82997;1363125289;mircea_popescu;that's my problem. -82996;1363125294;mircea_popescu;if the block can take it i can make it. -82995;1363125299;mircea_popescu;nobody gets to say i can't, -82994;1363125310;mircea_popescu;and more importantly bitcoind doesnt die with "failed to create transaction" -82993;1363125324;mircea_popescu;this sort of shit belongs in onboard code for vibrating dildoes at the most. -82992;1363125407;Lyspooner;what about those of us who have been running 0.9 -82991;1363125409;Lyspooner;? -82990;1363125460;benkay;now now. -82989;1363125471;benkay;it's a transient state. frustrating to be sure. -82988;1363125499;benkay;especially to those of us accustomed to flushing idiots out of systems with economics. -82987;1363125521;mircea_popescu;heh. -82986;1363125528;benkay;you mentioned something about the dev team starting work on a spec? -82985;1363125535;benkay;would you point me at that? -82984;1363125535;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC [+] -82983;1363125538;mircea_popescu;i mentioned something about how they;'d better -82982;1363125541;mircea_popescu;or else. -82981;1363125569;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.msg1617104#msg1617104 latest installment of bitchslapping -82980;1363125618;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.724999 BTC [+] -82979;1363125621;mircea_popescu;sipa jgarzik: have we seen a block which affected 5000 transaction index entries? -82978;1363125621;mircea_popescu;jgarzik sipa: I don't think so -82977;1363125624;mircea_popescu;so much for testing -82976;1363125627;mircea_popescu;motherfucking... -82975;1363125730;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.18 BTC [-] -82974;1363125790;Lyspooner;The Church of Bitcoin and the Vatican Bitcoin Foundation have met Luther Popescu -82973;1363125909;mod6;so can we rewind the tape just a bit... -82972;1363125920;mod6;didn't this happen or something very similar to it before? -82971;1363125950;mod6;like on upgrade from version 4 to 5 or something? there was a night where they did an upgrade and the similar thing happened. -82970;1363125969;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 87 @ 0.00559 = 0.4863 BTC [+] -82969;1363126020;mod6;i gotta look through btctalk for that *sigh* -82968;1363126152;mod6;awe fuck it, i guess that's long ago anyway. -82967;1363126155;mod6;i hate that site -82966;1363126277;jurov;mircea_popescu one thing i don't understand, you aren't going to hire any devs yourself cause it isn't worth the conflict and drama? -82965;1363126292;jurov;what do you plan to do, then? -82964;1363126302;mircea_popescu;jurov atm the plan ios to push for spec -82963;1363126309;mod6;it shouldn't be up to one dude to pay for all this shit... -82962;1363126315;mircea_popescu;and ideally remove the current devteam's license to release new clients. -82961;1363126318;mircea_popescu;past this point. -82960;1363126337;jurov;and who will do the spec? have any allies to do it together? -82959;1363126339;mircea_popescu;then once we have spec they can fix their fucked codebase and release a proper client -82958;1363126345;mircea_popescu;jurov : perhaps. one sec -82957;1363126382;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.msg1614847#msg1614847 -82956;1363126395;mod6;i just feel like, this should be like a HACK THE PLANET type thing, and people who want this to work will make it work. -82955;1363126441;mod6;im not sure what planet these guys are on, but if this is their baby and they have commitbits to the most widely used full-node base, they aught to make sure it functions correctly. -82954;1363126468;mod6;anyway, drives me up a wall, I'll tell you. :) -82953;1363126488;mircea_popescu;heh. -82952;1363126622;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.574 = 1.148 BTC [-] -82951;1363126705;mircea_popescu;jurov anyway, the problem isn't as much the drama, but moreover that a single-source codebase is both non-bitcoiny and suspect. -82950;1363126720;mircea_popescu;but i think if we can get one (or ideally multiple) people to summarize the code -82949;1363126725;mircea_popescu;we can pretty much derive a spec from there. -82948;1363126749;mircea_popescu;this wouldn't take much longer than a few weeks for a first draft, which can then be argued and refined -82947;1363126781;mircea_popescu;in my experience any devteam resists such an effort like cats resist washing, because coders love to write but hate having to read code. -82946;1363126800;mircea_popescu;hiowever, once it's complete there's a few day's worth of facepalming and going "wait, we are doing W?HAT ?!" -82945;1363126802;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.57577575 BTC [+] -82944;1363126805;mircea_popescu;after which everything's much better. -82943;1363126859;mod6;this is a solid plan. -82942;1363126862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.57999999 BTC [+] -82941;1363126895;mircea_popescu;mod6 in experience it tends to work. -82940;1363126912;mircea_popescu;of course it has to first get the cat into the washing machine. -82939;1363126922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.58 = 3.48 BTC [+] -82938;1363126927;mod6;:} -82937;1363126952;jurov;well, i'd love to and have no problems to read others code.. just that i'm neck deep elsewhere atm. -82936;1363126960;mircea_popescu;i understand -82935;1363127000;mircea_popescu;why it's called open source after all, sits there and waits for when / who has time for it -82934;1363127036;jurov;oh, that happens with all opensource without paid devs -82933;1363127071;mircea_popescu;here are the problems that i don't know how to solve. -82932;1363127088;mircea_popescu;a. i hire someone. well... this opens the political problem of "oh, he's mp's puppet". -82931;1363127114;mircea_popescu;b. i set up a prize which anyone may claim. well... this opens the idiocy problem of "oh, I don'tneed his money, what does me take for, a starving artist????" -82930;1363127121;mod6;right. no, this needs to be something that is adopted by the users of the system. -82929;1363127136;mircea_popescu;+ "it's not enough" drama + trying to get the pruize with as little work as possible etc -82928;1363127150;mircea_popescu;i'm kinda stuck to just talking atm because a and b. -82927;1363127154;jurov;just hire someone. this muppet argument will ensue but code/doc will remain in the end -82926;1363127167;mircea_popescu;perhaps. -82925;1363127169;jurov;i remember something like with linux and redhat -82924;1363127173;mircea_popescu;it's in any case not something i have to call today. -82923;1363127177;mircea_popescu;jurov certainly. -82922;1363127243;jurov;maybe i'll hire amir taaki.. he'll do gladly for food and shelter -82921;1363127244;mod6;well, i think this bitcoin project is again an "ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US." type of thing. -82920;1363127270;jurov;mod6 what outer space metaphors are you onto again.... -82919;1363127280;mod6;the best kind -82918;1363127321;dub;so this fucking agent calls me in yesterday to show the same offer as last week, only on paper -82917;1363127323;mircea_popescu;jurov i bet you i can tell you have just by reading his output -82916;1363127337;dub;because numbers look different than they sound obviously -82915;1363127388;mircea_popescu;ban them. -82914;1363127486;benkay;what are you taking offers on, dub? -82913;1363127492;mircea_popescu;russian bride -82912;1363127530;jurov;lol the vride isn't up to specs -82911;1363127533;jurov;*bride -82910;1363127545;dub;benkay: houses -82909;1363127570;mircea_popescu;jurov she's a little worn i nplaces. -82908;1363127574;mircea_popescu;and there's a crack -82907;1363127580;mod6;So, what I'm saying is, I think it's a really good thing to create a spec, and then everyone can punch eachother in the nuts over it until its perfect. This is the way to go. -82906;1363127581;mircea_popescu;more like a gash really. -82905;1363127589;mircea_popescu;mod6 werd. -82904;1363127626;benkay;there will eventually be an incentive for the miners to disregard devsquad -82903;1363127637;benkay;in retrospect, i'm a little surprised they didn't this time -82902;1363127644;mod6;I think, at least for myself, every time I had to write a paper, or have written some code; I've gone back the next day or at some later date and done a `wtf?' -82901;1363127654;mircea_popescu;benkay exactly. -82900;1363127657;benkay;^^ erryday. -82899;1363127673;mod6;even the other night, i wrote that code quick that worked. i mean, it kinda worked, in the way that it fucked a donkey. -82898;1363127677;mircea_popescu;the btcguild people got fucked for ~2k btc because of it. -82897;1363127685;mircea_popescu;this keeps up, soon enough idiots will not have the dough to keep going -82896;1363127689;mircea_popescu;much like btc finance was cleanned up. -82895;1363127694;mod6;but then you know, you review, you think about it, you make changes and it gets better. -82894;1363127702;benkay;it's a painful process -82893;1363127705;mircea_popescu;good. -82892;1363127728;benkay;dunno if i agree about that. -82891;1363127730;jurov;mod6 yea but if you don't painstakingly document it it just won't go past some threshold -82890;1363127739;benkay;i don't optimize for pain. -82889;1363127742;benkay;rather the opposite. -82888;1363127742;mircea_popescu;i do. -82887;1363127746;benkay;heh. -82886;1363127747;mircea_popescu;it delivers superb results. -82885;1363127754;mircea_popescu;the more people are hurt, the better stuff comes out. -82884;1363127757;mod6;i beat dead horses -82883;1363127760;Lyspooner;where'd the 2k btc figure come from? -82882;1363127765;mod6;i've said that before. but usually my code works too. -82881;1363127768;mod6;;] -82880;1363127777;jurov;yes bitcoind usually works, too -82879;1363127778;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner they lost ~1.2k because the new .8 redownloaded the chain and they autopaid miners submitting as if low diff -82878;1363127782;mod6;haha -82877;1363127783;benkay;i optimize for pleasure within my in-group, and i let the rest of the world experience their own mistakes. -82876;1363127785;mircea_popescu;they lost a further however much cause of discarded blocks -82875;1363127832;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu were they auto-paying miners with coins older than 120 blocks since mined? -82874;1363127854;mircea_popescu;yes, the op was quite clear about having lost the 1.2k -82873;1363127867;Lyspooner;isn't that the op's fault then? -82872;1363127879;mircea_popescu;cause they did what tho ? upgraded ? -82871;1363127886;mircea_popescu;sure, it's their fault. -82870;1363127891;Lyspooner;anything faster than 120 blocks is the ops fault -82869;1363127897;mircea_popescu;because why ? -82868;1363127921;Lyspooner;they are paying miners with fresher coins than is safe -82867;1363127929;mircea_popescu;i don't think you understand the problem. -82866;1363127945;mircea_popescu;as the blockchain was being downloaded, the difficulty was corresponding to very old blocks, ie, very low. -82865;1363127945;jurov;Lyspooner pools attract noobs on fast payouts, is that surprising for you? -82864;1363127957;mircea_popescu;as miners submitted current work, they were paid for their share of contribution to that low difficulty -82863;1363127959;mircea_popescu;ie, very much. -82862;1363128028;Lyspooner;maybe i misunderstand mining pools' payouts. but if i do work now, i shouldn't be paid until t+120 -82861;1363128051;mircea_popescu;yea well it's not how it works out in practice. -82860;1363128066;mircea_popescu;and speaking of that 120... YET MORE MAGIC NUMBERS FUCKING HELL -82859;1363128068;Lyspooner;but that's the risk that mining pool ops assume -82858;1363128076;jurov;kakobrekla you didn't got doublespended on smpake.com? -82857;1363128091;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner not detachedly from the general "trusting devteam" risk -82856;1363128097;kakobrekla;smpake is not operating since jan -82855;1363128098;jurov;ah smpake is down -82854;1363128233;mod6;(13:35) < jurov> mod6 yea but if you don't painstakingly document it it just won't go past some threshold << documentation is amazing -82853;1363128259;mod6;i've read tons of technical manuals. i quite like the strangely. -82852;1363128263;mod6;*them -82851;1363128292;mod6;but... it doesn't have to be 50 volumes to be helpful either. -82850;1363128300;mod6;cause the source speaks volumes itself -82849;1363128336;mod6;but there can always be a little guidence on how it is designed, why something is implemented the way it is, etc. -82848;1363128373;mod6;i feel like we need a bitcoin RFC -82847;1363128416;Namworld;!ticker -82846;1363128417;assbot;Quest for vision is a great blessing. -82845;1363128424;Namworld;hmm, assbot is there -82844;1363128440;assbot;sup mah niggah -82843;1363128466;maximian;assbot thinks its people -82842;1363128473;maximian;;;ticker -82841;1363128473;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 45.97092, Best ask: 46.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02908, Last trade: 46.00000, 24 hour volume: 179859.80684158, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.39999, 24 hour vwap: 43.75220 -82840;1363128506;mircea_popescu;lol -82839;1363128588;maximian;market doesn't seem terribly concerned about about all this -82838;1363128603;maximian;at least for now -82837;1363128640;jurov;and seeing evoorhees, "blockchain forks. satoshi dice not affected" i guess -82836;1363128681;maximian;SatoshiDice bet sizes not being affected by the exchange rate is a nice surprise -82835;1363128733;mircea_popescu;github down ? -82834;1363128748;mircea_popescu;jurov he had processing turned off for a little. -82833;1363128978;jurov;that would be funny if satoshidice kept functional on both sides of the fork -82832;1363129043;mircea_popescu;jurov it would be trivial to implement -82831;1363129058;mircea_popescu;idiot parade is lucky that evoorhees is a sweetheard, even if they treat him like dirt. -82830;1363129543;mod6;(12:08) < mircea_popescu> mod6 actually once you're done with the iphone app, a very good use of someone's time is to go through the codebase and summarize it -82829;1363129546;mod6;(12:08) < mircea_popescu> that;s usually a good step towards specification. -82828;1363129561;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00559 = 0.1118 BTC [+] -82827;1363129568;mod6;maybe bitotter can wait -82826;1363129595;mod6;cause i feel like i want to clone and start going through this thing again. last year, I made a shit load of my own changes to get it working on freebsd properly. -82825;1363129629;mod6;anyway, I'll pull to linux and go through the code. -82824;1363129650;mod6;i wont start by making any changes to the source, just review it as I can. -82823;1363129671;mod6;yall should be doing the same thing. -82822;1363129792;mircea_popescu;mod6 but listen -82821;1363129797;mircea_popescu;you gotta finish projects too -82820;1363129809;mircea_popescu;if you only start them, work for some, then start new one... lot of wasted work man. -82819;1363129837;mod6;well, fair enough. -82818;1363129996;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -82817;1363130366;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [+] -82816;1363130491;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -82815;1363130654;mircea_popescu;pigeons https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.msg1617557#msg1617557 -82814;1363130657;mircea_popescu;for your pleasure. -82813;1363130724;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.1987 = 0.3974 BTC [+] -82812;1363130808;Lyspooner;what's a spec -82811;1363131018;Lyspooner;http://i.imgur.com/NncJ5fI.jpg -82810;1363131028;mircea_popescu;a specification -82809;1363131058;mircea_popescu;spec stands to code in the same relationship contract stands to trade. -82808;1363131071;mircea_popescu;you can have trade without contracts but it's a recipe for disaster. -82807;1363131110;Lyspooner;i understand it only metaphorically now -82806;1363131165;mircea_popescu;that puts you muchly ahead of bitcoin-dev people. -82805;1363131173;mircea_popescu;they don't understand it at all. -82804;1363131194;Lyspooner;sweet -82803;1363131201;Lyspooner;i'm going to start a foundation -82802;1363131228;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 24 @ 0.00999 = 0.2398 BTC [+] -82801;1363131292;mircea_popescu;cool. -82800;1363131321;mircea_popescu;P T Barnum's Magical Trading Cards & Bitcoin Esoteric Foundation ? -82799;1363131374;Lyspooner;I was thinking: The Bitcoin Best Guess Foundation -82798;1363131396;Lyspooner;or Whatever Kinda Works -82797;1363131436;mircea_popescu;or that yeah -82796;1363132676;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.1 = 0.5 BTC [+] -82795;1363133452;dub;heres some low hanging fruit for you mircea_popescu. we really should get a SD on testnet -82794;1363133467;mircea_popescu;what's that to do with me ? -82793;1363133502;dub;you aren't on a quest to rescue bitcoin from mediocraty? -82792;1363133519;mircea_popescu;i set myself much lower goald. -82791;1363133521;mircea_popescu;goals* -82790;1363133578;dub;shivving a few poindexters more your speed -82789;1363133605;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -82788;1363133605;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.52000, Best ask: 44.55501, Bid-ask spread: 0.03501, Last trade: 44.55501, 24 hour volume: 182706.33065327, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.39999, 24 hour vwap: 43.75828 -82787;1363133887;Ukto;mircea_popescu -82786;1363133895;Ukto;if I put a test bot trade announcer in here -82785;1363133896;mircea_popescu;that's me. -82784;1363133898;Ukto;will you be happy? -82783;1363133900;Ukto;just announcing for now -82782;1363133906;Ukto;in alpha test mode -82781;1363133906;Ukto;:P -82780;1363133908;mircea_popescu;like a diff bot ? sure. -82779;1363133918;Ukto;but would you stop whining about trades? :P -82778;1363133947;mircea_popescu;atm im goingthrough the summary of the bitcoin-dev session for the 12th -82777;1363133960;mircea_popescu;i don't think there's much hope for the current dev team, seriously. -82776;1363133975;Ukto;switch to litecoin -82775;1363133980;mircea_popescu;anyone "upgrading" to any further crap they release is irresponsible from a business perspective. -82774;1363133987;mircea_popescu;we need an actual trustworthy bitcoin implementation asap. -82773;1363133988;Ukto;i think were better off with btc's team than nothing -82772;1363133997;Ukto;meh -82771;1363133998;mircea_popescu;atm bitcoin is forked, in the sense that some kids are in jerkoff lalaland -82770;1363134000;Ukto;i am not using their crap -82769;1363134003;mircea_popescu;whereas the protocol is unimplemented. -82768;1363134010;Ukto;i am using a highly customized version -82767;1363134015;kakobrekla;assbot is for assets trades -82766;1363134017;mircea_popescu;Ukto no, atm we'd be better of if everyone in devteam were under a bus. -82765;1363134019;Ukto;which is why I wasnt effected -82764;1363134022;kakobrekla;we wont have 10 different ones here -82763;1363134035;kakobrekla;its really simple to implement, just ask the others. -82762;1363134038;Ukto;kakobrekla: will you write websocket support? -82761;1363134045;Ukto;i dont want systems banging on my webservers -82760;1363134051;Ukto;i just paid someone to write it -82759;1363134054;Ukto;to make ppl happy -82758;1363134065;Ukto;since no one else can get with the times -82757;1363134069;Ukto;and stop using archaic technology -82756;1363134071;kakobrekla;ill make websocket when you have 10 trades per second consistently -82755;1363134085;Ukto;well now you dont have to worry -82754;1363134088;mircea_popescu;that;'ll be fun to watch in chan lmao -82753;1363134090;Ukto;i have it running -82752;1363134105;Ukto;same format for trade display -82751;1363134108;kakobrekla;the thing is there is one protocol by which all exchanges go -82750;1363134118;kakobrekla;take it or leave it -82749;1363134122;Ukto;then the other exchanges should move into the present -82748;1363134185;Ukto;sorry, but I know how to create platforms that dont buckle under load when they get a large userbase -82747;1363134191;Ukto;do it right the first time -82746;1363134195;Ukto;or just be a fuckup -82745;1363134207;FabianB;Ukto: how's a push from your system to assbot 'banging your server'? if i understand it right assbot doesn't pull from your servers -82744;1363134224;Ukto;enabling the 15sec call requests on the graphs on bf -82743;1363134231;Ukto;caused a laod increase of 5% on the servers -82742;1363134238;kakobrekla;O_o -82741;1363134239;Ukto;with all the extra unneeded sql queries -82740;1363134241;mircea_popescu;new mpex webserver coming online imminently. -82739;1363134255;maximian;nice! -82738;1363134256;Ukto;380 requests every other second -82737;1363134261;mircea_popescu;there will be a trade freeze, should be no more than ~10 minutes, will be announced in advance -82736;1363134276;kakobrekla;so you can do 380 but you cant do 382 -82735;1363134283;Ukto;i dont do them -82734;1363134285;Ukto;i turned it off -82733;1363134288;kakobrekla;w/e -82732;1363134290;Ukto;about to turn on websockets for the browser -82731;1363134299;kakobrekla;good for you -82730;1363134300;Ukto;will create no extra load -82729;1363134303;Ukto;and everything will work -82728;1363134309;Ukto;if you tell me no bot in here -82727;1363134312;Ukto;thats fine -82726;1363134316;Ukto;i will put it in #bitfunder -82725;1363134319;Ukto;and people can watch it there if they want -82724;1363134323;kakobrekla;theres assbot. -82723;1363134349;kakobrekla;mpex is a special case -82722;1363134356;Ukto;i was trying to be nice and paid to have something done to make people happy -82721;1363134360;maximian;now blockchain.info is getting the DDoS treatment: https://twitter.com/blockchain/status/311591961268215809 -82720;1363134361;Ukto;i could honestly care less about it announcing in here -82719;1363134362;kakobrekla;you are being just silly -82718;1363134365;TomServo;mircea_popescu: do you have a link to the bitcoin-dev summary you're referring to? -82717;1363134367;kakobrekla;good! -82716;1363134369;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [+] -82715;1363134370;kakobrekla;then dont do it -82714;1363134373;Ukto;i think your beig silly by not letting another bot -82713;1363134387;Ukto;one with no commands -82712;1363134388;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -82711;1363134388;kakobrekla;you dont care but you care enough to bring another bot? -82710;1363134388;Ukto;at all -82709;1363134397;Ukto;just to make people happy -82708;1363134398;kakobrekla;how does that work -82707;1363134400;Ukto;otherwise its not my issue -82706;1363134401;kakobrekla;aha -82705;1363134405;Ukto;if the channel operator doesnt want it -82704;1363134412;Ukto;ppl want to see trades on irc -82703;1363134413;Ukto;fine -82702;1363134413;Troic;read it all here http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2013/03 -82701;1363134417;Ukto;they can do itwhever the bot is allowed -82700;1363134431;Ukto;mircea_popescu: you will need to join #bitfunder if you want to see the trades if he wont allow it -82699;1363134439;Ukto;otherwise i dont want to hear any more complaints about it -82698;1363134440;kakobrekla;the other exchanges had no problem intergrating -82697;1363134440;Ukto;end of story. -82696;1363134443;kakobrekla;it was done in 10 min -82695;1363134452;kakobrekla;strange you have one. -82694;1363134459;mircea_popescu;this is going well -82693;1363134481;mircea_popescu;TomServo no, as it's not public. but you can have the source http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2013/03/12 -82692;1363134512;Ukto;kakobrekla: so you want me to make a custom GET/POST request script -82691;1363134517;Ukto;specially for your bot to bang every 5 seconds ? -82690;1363134544;kakobrekla;if a onliner means 'custom get post script' then yes -82689;1363134555;mircea_popescu;Ukto i don't think you understand how this works -82688;1363134560;mircea_popescu;you post to his server not the other way around -82687;1363134572;Ukto;that would never work then -82686;1363134582;TomServo;mircea_popescu: Thanks. -82685;1363134596;Ukto;the server remains behind protection for a reason as not to have the ips given out -82684;1363134599;mircea_popescu;Ukto how to you publish on twitter ? -82683;1363134611;Ukto;twitter is not a person on irc -82682;1363134615;Ukto;and part of the btc community -82681;1363134620;mircea_popescu;so use a proxy -82680;1363134626;Ukto;and thts prolly going to stop honestly -82679;1363134630;Ukto;it has no real use -82678;1363134637;mircea_popescu;wait. jhow are you going to implement ipless websockets ?! -82677;1363134646;Ukto;mircea_popescu: i already todl you that -82676;1363134651;Ukto;the main servers ip -82675;1363134653;Ukto;is not revealed -82674;1363134663;mircea_popescu;but if you connect via sockets, you expose an ip -82673;1363134671;Ukto;not to end users -82672;1363134680;mircea_popescu;but to the same people you'd be post-ing to -82671;1363134682;Ukto;only to the socket network -82670;1363134696;mircea_popescu;oh, that socket network thing -82669;1363134698;Ukto;yes -82668;1363134714;Ukto;it removes all load on information distribution -82667;1363134726;Ukto;I was discussing it with tux as well -82666;1363134740;Ukto;to lower load on the servers -82665;1363134794;kakobrekla;so the conclusion is Ukto cant afford a post per trade -82664;1363134807;Ukto;anywho, we were at a crossroads, i didnt want to custom for your bot because its really a waste of time when theres a simple method for it. I paid someone to make a work around. you say NO for no real reason. thas that -82663;1363134812;Ukto;i drop the subect -82662;1363134817;Ukto;call me a jew -82661;1363134820;Ukto;i punch those pennies -82660;1363134820;Ukto;:) -82659;1363134825;Ukto;when it comes to load -82658;1363134827;Ukto;and efficiency -82657;1363134839;Ukto;pinch -82656;1363134840;Ukto;even -82655;1363134841;kakobrekla;just a coder mircea_popescu, just a coder. -82654;1363134898;Ukto;and fwiw it took someone 10 minutes to make a websocket announcing bot. -82653;1363134919;kakobrekla;and it takes 3 min to post it to assbot -82652;1363134929;Ukto;but that doesnt solve the ip protection issue -82651;1363134933;Ukto;if this channel had 10,000 users i would care more -82650;1363134937;Ukto;it has about 25 active -82649;1363134946;Ukto;30 ppl who lurk at any given time -82648;1363134958;Ukto;and none of them that respond to trades in here by jumping on an exchange and trading because of it -82647;1363134962;kakobrekla;nobody is forcing you so is all good, dont sweat it -82646;1363134986;Ukto;im not. just tired of people whining that they cant see the bf trades -82645;1363134994;Ukto;so i made a simple solution -82644;1363134997;kakobrekla;well then you are wrong perhaps -82643;1363134998;Ukto;that causes no conflicts -82642;1363135000;Ukto;or problems -82641;1363135000;kakobrekla;hehe -82640;1363135004;kakobrekla;good! -82639;1363135013;Ukto;other than with you hehe -82638;1363135013;Ukto;:P -82637;1363135015;kakobrekla;lets have a cake or something now -82636;1363135028;Ukto;i mean honestly, can you give me a good reason why different name cant say the same information? -82635;1363135040;Ukto;what if I manualyl paste them every time? will i get banned? -82634;1363135046;jurov;Ukto, what about tickers? -82633;1363135055;Ukto;jurov: not yet. just announcing -82632;1363135064;jurov;!ticker bf i mean -82631;1363135065;assbot;How can I be of assistance, my poor man? -82630;1363135071;Ukto;jurov: might be #bf only -82629;1363135079;kakobrekla;assbot is a standard in #bitcoin-assets , in other rooms there can be 252 bots having buttsex for all i care -82628;1363135094;Ukto;I dont want to override the "standard" -82627;1363135098;Ukto;but the sstandard is set in its ways -82626;1363135136;Ukto;its like nano said. if bitcoincharts stops updating its lists of exchanges, he would allow workaround to add new ones -82625;1363135143;Ukto;for -market -82624;1363135154;kakobrekla;maybe some fan of yours will make a script that will listen to your socket and make posts -82623;1363135157;kakobrekla;you never know! -82622;1363135174;burnside;heh -82621;1363135178;Ukto;so if this other person operates the bot and announces in here -82620;1363135179;Ukto;thats fine? -82619;1363135180;Ukto;-_- -82618;1363135199;kakobrekla;are you stupid? -82617;1363135201;burnside;Ukto, can I get api access to BF? -82616;1363135248;Ukto;burnside: the get/post api for bf is currently only opened to 14 ppl and being reworked based on suggestions. debating forcing it all to websocket at this point. -82615;1363135273;Ukto;for reasons I stated earlier -82614;1363135277;burnside;can I be #15? -82613;1363135302;Ukto;pm ? -82612;1363135324;kakobrekla;lol talk about triple standards. -82611;1363135451;dub;we only do double standards here, its more efficient -82610;1363135457;Ukto;lol -82609;1363135459;kakobrekla;and double blockchain. -82608;1363135479;kakobrekla;now sd can do twice the tx -82607;1363135484;kakobrekla;with same blck size -82606;1363135500;benkay;ukto, this is your problem for not scoping market standards first -82605;1363135514;benkay;it's not our problem to conform to your preferred implementation -82604;1363135593;Ukto;sure :) -82603;1363135596;benkay;if you want trades seen by max people, publish in places they'll be seen. -82602;1363135614;Ukto;and i didnt care if they were seen in here or not -82601;1363135617;Ukto;a few ppl asked -82600;1363135617;benkay;head over to otc -82599;1363135618;Ukto;over and over -82598;1363135620;Ukto;so i made something -82597;1363135623;Ukto;end of story -82596;1363135626;benkay;haha -82595;1363135631;benkay;missed the whole lean startup movement -82594;1363135634;benkay;forgot your user research -82593;1363135635;Ukto;if its not wanted, then its not wanted -82592;1363135637;benkay;nobody wants your socket -82591;1363135649;Ukto;thts fine -82590;1363135653;kakobrekla;exactly :) -82589;1363135654;benkay;just 'cause you dumped money into it doesn't give it value. -82588;1363135655;Ukto;they dont have to have it. :) -82587;1363135665;benkay;that's fine. your arrogance will cripple your business. -82586;1363135673;Ukto;tht makes no sense -82585;1363135677;benkay;humility and egoless development will open the doors to users -82584;1363135679;Ukto;"no one wants your socket" "ok" "your arrogent" ? -82583;1363135681;kakobrekla;point benkay. -82582;1363135716;benkay;you're going to have to articulate that argument a little more clearly. -82581;1363135734;Ukto;what argument? -82580;1363135741;benkay;Ukto: "no one wants your socket" "ok" "your arrogent" ? -82579;1363135761;benkay;oh i get it -82578;1363135764;Ukto;you say someone doesnt want something, I said ok. and you called me arrogent for it -82577;1363135767;Ukto;dont understand. :)] -82576;1363135781;Ukto;i agree, no one has to use the sockets if they dont want to -82575;1363135785;Ukto;i wont force it on anyone -82574;1363135793;Ukto;whats the issue? -82573;1363135803;benkay;don't have time to explain. -82572;1363135809;benkay;no issue for me -82571;1363135814;Ukto;then pm me another time and we can talk. :) -82570;1363135817;Ukto;i have none either. -82569;1363135817;Ukto;:) -82568;1363135834;benkay;except for an inherently limited user base watching your data feed :) -82567;1363135839;mircea_popescu;then one wonders how bitcoin base got in such a mess -82566;1363135875;FabianB;sad my bet on bitbet "bitfunder won't announce in #bitcoin-assets by ..." wasn't accepted a few days ago ;) -82565;1363135885;kakobrekla;rofl -82564;1363135938;benkay;sad, why not? -82563;1363135944;Ukto;FabianB: lol -82562;1363135975;FabianB;benkay: could've won :) -82561;1363135997;FabianB;Ukto and kakobrekla just don't get along -82560;1363136003;benkay;implying bitbet only takes losing wagers? -82559;1363136033;FabianB;benkay: no -82558;1363136048;Ukto;FabianB: nah, kako's fine -82557;1363136052;Ukto;i have no issue with em -82556;1363136078;Ukto;i just dont want to use post/get's (which i originalyl thought thats how it worked for the bot since i was never todl otherwise when asked about it) -82555;1363136093;Ukto;and b. i dont issue outbound connections from any of my servers. weexchange, bitfunder, etc -82554;1363136109;Ukto;ust a conflict of standards -82553;1363136111;Ukto;:) -82552;1363136122;kakobrekla;yeah -82551;1363136128;kakobrekla;i can be trusted with mpex ip -82550;1363136133;kakobrekla;which has real ddos threats -82549;1363136133;mircea_popescu;benkay well no but it doesn't take wagers where one person can singlehandedly decide the outcome -82548;1363136135;kakobrekla;but not bitfunder -82547;1363136137;kakobrekla;oh noes! -82546;1363136141;benkay;oh deep. -82545;1363136141;mircea_popescu;too easy to game -82544;1363136143;benkay;derp -82543;1363136148;FabianB;Ukto: not really with a proxy (connecting via websockets to bitfunder and posting to assbot) -82542;1363136161;benkay;yeah -82541;1363136172;benkay;don't trust the good who runs the assbot listening to mpex -82540;1363136177;benkay;dood -82539;1363136182;benkay;man fuck the spellcheck on this client -82538;1363136182;Ukto;I guess i could have the guy change the bot -82537;1363136184;mircea_popescu;i don't have ddos threats lmao -82536;1363136189;Ukto;to accept websocket announces -82535;1363136193;dub;just throw up the socket already and let someone else spend 3 minutes routing around your damage -82534;1363136195;Ukto;and then announce a POST to kako's bot -82533;1363136195;Ukto;:P -82532;1363136198;mircea_popescu;i have a never ending flood of actuall ddos since like the beginning of the month -82531;1363136209;FabianB;Ukto: that -82530;1363136248;kakobrekla;you can bounce it off the moon while you are at it -82529;1363136251;kakobrekla;there are mirros on it -82528;1363136259;dub;mircea_popescu: its just someone sharing their packets with you bro -82527;1363136267;mircea_popescu;dub they seem to have a lot -82526;1363136303;Ukto;kakobrekla: pm me the url and format to post the data -82525;1363136334;mircea_popescu;inb4 "no cause i can't share my ip" -82524;1363136348;Ukto;:P -82523;1363136352;mircea_popescu;lol -82522;1363136405;Ukto;or pm me a url to any documentation -82521;1363136407;Ukto;whenever you want. -82520;1363136427;kakobrekla;aha -82519;1363136940;jurov;Fatal error: Call to undefined function gnupg_init() in /home/polimedi/public_html/bitcoin/index.php on line 200 -82518;1363136945;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.57999999 BTC [-] -82517;1363136950;jurov;guess where it's from ;) -82516;1363136976;wiggzz;mpex.co... just checked hah -82515;1363137001;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.58 = 2.32 BTC [+] -82514;1363137077;mircea_popescu;lalala -82513;1363137087;Ukto;forgot to install someting? ;) -82512;1363137117;Ukto;php and gnnupg. hated setting that up the first time -82511;1363137120;mircea_popescu;Ukto as you might notice, mpex.coinbr.com is doing fine -82510;1363137161;Ukto;why wouldnt it be? -82509;1363137190;Ukto;now that its on a network that can handle things. jurov was scrambling like crazy to get things setup right -82508;1363137197;Ukto;i think it worked out great -82507;1363137233;Ukto;was happy when the live.coinbr graphs started working again. :) -82506;1363137243;mircea_popescu;im just saying, the proxy is on to mpex. -82505;1363137249;mircea_popescu;mpex.co is just new gear being deployed/tested etc -82504;1363137257;mircea_popescu;i guess i should have not dns'd it -82503;1363137333;jurov;why not? the beauty of unfinished things lol -82502;1363137371;mircea_popescu;lol -82501;1363138305;smickles;oh that's what's fucking me up -82500;1363138326;dub;today bitcoins dev team is solving the problem of how to ignore people that call them names on the forum -82499;1363138327;TomServo;mircea_popescu: do errored links count against my weekly tally? :P -82498;1363138329;smickles;my guiclient is seeing that mpex.co is there so it's sending STAT's to that -82497;1363138346;mircea_popescu;smickles mk im fixing this. -82496;1363138348;mircea_popescu;1 sec -82495;1363138371;Bowjob;meow -82494;1363138376;Bowjob;so what happened -82493;1363138378;Bowjob;we $25 -82492;1363138379;Bowjob;or -82491;1363138385;smickles;;;ticker -82490;1363138385;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.11000, Best ask: 44.32800, Bid-ask spread: 0.21800, Last trade: 44.32800, 24 hour volume: 184334.05898785, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.39999, 24 hour vwap: 43.73067 -82489;1363138393;Bowjob;there goes my cheap coins -82488;1363138394;Bowjob;lol -82487;1363138428;dub;also http://i.imgur.com/NncJ5fI.jpg -82486;1363138462;smickles;lol -82485;1363138524;Bowjob;look at that LTC price rise -82484;1363138525;Bowjob;tsk -82483;1363138546;smickles;what db does ltc use? -82482;1363138562;dub;[19:05] Luke-Jr: On the subject of bitcointroll forum, I'm going to add a feature allowing you to mark your topics as self-moderated when you create them. In such topics, the OP can delete replies. That should solve some of your problems. -82481;1363138563;pizzaman1337;I think it's just forked at 0.7 basically -82480;1363138568;kakobrekla;prolly nobody knows cause the devs are all dead -82479;1363138571;dub;that is so fucking broken -82478;1363138572;kakobrekla;like with debian -82477;1363138579;smickles;oh, so the rise in ltc is just an emotional thing -82476;1363138606;Bowjob;ummm its risen even before the fork -82475;1363138616;smickles;dub: we must be able to silence the opposition -82474;1363138627;Bowjob;i sold 10k ltc on the way down, i thought i did well by minimizing my loss -82473;1363138635;smickles;theymos is such an ass -82472;1363138646;smickles;(if that quote is to be believed) -82471;1363138666;kakobrekla;theymos is an ass even w/o the quote -82470;1363138685;mircea_popescu;what's this theymos stuff about ? -82469;1363138701;smickles;so, with that quote, it's official. theymos is from soviet russia -82468;1363138753;mircea_popescu;i thought people were always able to delete their own crap on bitcointalk -82467;1363138764;kakobrekla;> OP can delete replies. -82466;1363138771;kakobrekla;thanks to MPOE-PR! -82465;1363138777;mircea_popescu;what's that, op ? -82464;1363138785;kakobrekla;original poster -82463;1363138798;mircea_popescu;right. -82462;1363138821;mircea_popescu;so just don't post in topics created by luke -82461;1363138825;mircea_popescu;(not that anyone does anyway) -82460;1363138834;mircea_popescu;he's sorta like, dev-usagi by now anyway. -82459;1363138870;smickles;the auction section is about to be awesome -82458;1363138894;smickles;or scam accusations, anything really -82457;1363138916;smickles;someone post evidence of you having stolen btc, just delete it -82456;1363138934;dub;he is dev-nefario -82455;1363138952;dub;only gmax actually wants him around -82454;1363139085;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -82453;1363139085;gribble;0 seconds -82452;1363139102;kakobrekla;less than -82451;1363139103;kakobrekla;$mpexlag -82450;1363139105;mpexbot;kakobrekla: 0.0897209644318 seconds -82449;1363139109;kakobrekla;ha! -82448;1363139275;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.18 BTC [-] -82447;1363139318;smickles;http://imgur.com/a/vAzaK -82446;1363139323;smickles;mircea_popescu: ^^ -82445;1363139425;smickles;this thing is going to rock on android (for those willing to put their privkey on their phone -82444;1363139472;smickles;aside from that, it's a very pleasing way to use mpex -82443;1363139478;mircea_popescu;eee looks real cool -82442;1363139486;mircea_popescu;lol wtf, gox offline ? -82441;1363139491;smickles;;;goxlag -82440;1363139492;gribble;0.3137 seconds -82439;1363139500;smickles;0_o -82438;1363139514;smickles;no...? -82437;1363139532;mircea_popescu; ;;goxlag -82436;1363139532;mircea_popescu; 0 seconds -82435;1363139537;mircea_popescu;0 seconds is liek... ok srsly ?! -82434;1363139549;smickles;lol -82433;1363139562;smickles;it's prolly a rounding error -82432;1363139570;mircea_popescu;from 54576937698796854 -82431;1363139594;pizzaman1337;I think it's measuring how far behind just the trading engine is -82430;1363139614;kakobrekla;correct -82429;1363139643;kakobrekla;the fact they need such indicator -82428;1363139648;kakobrekla;speaks for itself -82427;1363139991;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -82426;1363140026;Bowjob;IT appears that LTC will hit the dollar parity soon -82425;1363140038;Bowjob;is this crazy talk or -82424;1363140038;Bowjob;wtf -82423;1363140078;kakobrekla;its 0.00156 -82422;1363140085;kakobrekla;;;ticker -82421;1363140086;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 44.00000, Best ask: 44.08000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 44.08000, 24 hour volume: 183524.02883802, 24 hour low: 36.65000, 24 hour high: 48.39999, 24 hour vwap: 43.69802 -82420;1363140093;kakobrekla;;;calc 44*0.00156 -82419;1363140093;gribble;0.06864 -82418;1363140116;kakobrekla;is it me or is this far from dollar parity? -82417;1363140131;kakobrekla;ah nvm -82416;1363140134;kakobrekla;fucked up a zero -82415;1363140143;kakobrekla;;;calc 44*0.0158 -82414;1363140143;gribble;0.6952 -82413;1363140149;kakobrekla;possibru. -82412;1363140332;dub;dafuq -82411;1363140349;dub;and I've thrown away a bunch of ltc :/ -82410;1363140359;dub;derptiem -82409;1363140410;dub;must remember to have a look for it -82408;1363140443;dub;so is assbot getting buttfunder feed or no? -82407;1363140459;BitHub;hah -82406;1363140466;dub;need better intel on when to dump asicminer -82405;1363140513;mircea_popescu;"TD that's why i don't understand people who say implementation diversity is a good thing. it's clearly not." -82404;1363140561;BitHub;i can buy a mining rig, yay -82403;1363141015;Bowjob;75cents per ltc now -82402;1363141043;mircea_popescu;insanity. -82401;1363141093;jcpham;ponzi tulip coin -82400;1363141095;BitHub;overprised? -82399;1363141104;BitHub;priced -82398;1363141113;jcpham;buy tulips now! -82397;1363141122;dub;is it cpuminable still? -82396;1363141127;Bowjob;nope -82395;1363141137;Bowjob;ive been wondering why the hell is it rising -82394;1363141146;Bowjob;is it because gpu miners abandoning btc? -82393;1363141147;dub;cocain is a helluva drug -82392;1363141154;jcpham;some morons out there have dediced to rape it -82391;1363141175;jcpham;wait until july 2011 litecoin prices -82390;1363141182;jcpham;thne what -82389;1363141190;Bowjob;Low: 0.3125 USD High: 0.7525 -82388;1363141216;jcpham;is that a spread or the low/high fo today -82387;1363141228;Bowjob;yes -82386;1363141233;Bowjob;low high -82385;1363141238;kakobrekla;basically noone has any idea if its worth anything -82384;1363141263;Bowjob;ive watched it since 5 cents -82383;1363141265;Bowjob;grow -82382;1363141271;BitHub;hmmm -82381;1363141276;jcpham;i'm not sure i'd call it growing -82380;1363141281;kakobrekla;01:11.57 ( kakobrekla ) but sersiouls how much use is there for ltc -82379;1363141281;kakobrekla;01:12.01 ( kakobrekla ) why would i USE it -82378;1363141281;kakobrekla;01:12.03 ( kakobrekla ) instead of btc -82377;1363141284;jcpham;maybe speculated -82376;1363141296;jcpham;on one exchange -82375;1363141299;BitHub;be funny if ltc became worth more than btc -82374;1363141309;Bowjob;the trollbox is going nuts -82373;1363141317;jcpham;i'd laugh for sure -82372;1363141334;jcpham;i might sell some poop on ebay for a bajillion dolars too -82371;1363141340;BitHub;btc becomes worthless and its all about the ltc -82370;1363141355;jcpham;unless freicoin -82369;1363141363;jcpham;or some other tulip comes along -82368;1363141394;jcpham;currency exchange is one thing -82367;1363141400;jcpham;storage of value another entirely -82366;1363141404;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla actually, if the current devs continue as bitcoin devs, i can envisage ltc becoming the standard coin. -82365;1363141408;mircea_popescu;for instance, i will use it. -82364;1363141419;jcpham;mircea_popescu you die first -82363;1363141420;BitHub;heh -82362;1363141422;jcpham;i mean. -82361;1363141425;jcpham;oops -82360;1363141428;kakobrekla;oh so you sayin ltc devs are better than btc devs mircea_popescu -82359;1363141437;mircea_popescu;no. i am saying the bitcoin devs are patent idiots -82358;1363141441;mircea_popescu;and the ltc devs i do not know. -82357;1363141448;kakobrekla;cause there arent any? -82356;1363141451;jcpham;becasue there arre none -82355;1363141451;mircea_popescu;excellent -82354;1363141451;BitHub;patent idiots lul -82353;1363141452;jcpham;^ -82352;1363141453;dub;coblee -82351;1363141463;dub;he's the cut and paste engineer -82350;1363141463;mircea_popescu;currently if all bitcoin devs were hit by a bus bitcoin would benefit immensely. -82349;1363141475;BitHub;do you think the price would go up? -82348;1363141476;jcpham;all forked up -82347;1363141484;dub;because pumpcoin -82346;1363141488;mircea_popescu;jcpham ver .8 didn't make tiself. -82345;1363141490;mircea_popescu;nor did ver .7 -82344;1363141491;BitHub;instantly see 100$ -82343;1363141497;dub;before you dumpcoin -82342;1363141499;jcpham;i was on .6 until yesterday -82341;1363141509;jcpham;shitty devs didn't tell me anything -82340;1363141518;jcpham;i want my goddamn money back mircea_popescu -82339;1363141525;jcpham;i'm calling customer support right now -82338;1363141529;mircea_popescu;i will certainly have the girl ad psas to any future bullshiot "upgrades" they come up with -82337;1363141546;mircea_popescu;as in, do not upgrade. the people pushing this broken code are irresponsible and you will lose out. -82336;1363141555;jcpham;the fucking software has all these retard shiny coins all over it -82335;1363141563;jcpham;i've never seen a single shiny anything -82334;1363141605;jcpham;esimobob off -82333;1363141618;jcpham;fuck your keyboard -82332;1363141834;dub;mpex should fund solidcoin development to replace bitcoin -82331;1363141937;BitHub;if it aint broken, don't fix it -82330;1363141947;BitHub;so simple -82329;1363141969;BitHub;but then again this was done on purpose because of politics -82328;1363143177;burnside;wow, BTC to USD 42.233 || LTC 64.26735218 -82327;1363143201;burnside;I'm going to be a thousandaire -82326;1363143211;kakobrekla;of which -82325;1363143253;burnside;well, I guess I'm a thousandaire of LTC already, so soon I can be a thousandaire of USD. ;) -82324;1363143272;kakobrekla;BTC is what you are looking for. -82323;1363143283;burnside;eh, for that I have a ways to go. -82322;1363143287;kakobrekla;:) -82321;1363143291;burnside;I was close before I found the GLBSE -82320;1363143305;burnside;heh -82319;1363143305;kakobrekla;got burned there? -82318;1363143315;kakobrekla;before you were just side? -82317;1363143322;burnside;oh yeah. exactly -82316;1363143331;kakobrekla;:) -82315;1363143334;burnside;it was just play money then unfortunately, and I treated it as such -82314;1363143344;kakobrekla;myea -82313;1363143613;burnside;out for the day. later all. -82312;1363144680;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152457.0 -82311;1363144878;dub;thebuttholezone is such a prolix dick eater -82310;1363144904;benkay;+1 -82309;1363144913;benkay;i will admit -82308;1363144914;benkay;i lol'd -82307;1363144942;kakobrekla;ah this si bitcurex -82306;1363144949;kakobrekla;is* -82305;1363144959;kakobrekla;thought it was the other simmilar sounding one -82304;1363144963;kakobrekla;bitfinex or smth -82303;1363144984;kakobrekla;but anywho the warning stands -82302;1363145345;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -82301;1363145952;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-ddosed-an-epic/ -82300;1363145960;mircea_popescu;the blog you've all been missing secretly -82299;1363145976;pizzaman1337;the blog that always tells me I need to pay up :( -82298;1363145998;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 payup pizza man! -82297;1363146001;mircea_popescu;10`000 btc -82296;1363146048;pizzaman1337;if only I had that laying around -82295;1363146145;mircea_popescu;o, also : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136084608044.jpg -82294;1363146208;BitHub;sweet mircea i made your blog -82293;1363146210;deadweasel;all the txns that ended up in the orphaned fork, did they complete, or get 6 confirmations? -82292;1363146219;mircea_popescu;BitHub :D -82291;1363146235;deadweasel;or were they always unconfirmed? -82290;1363146252;deadweasel;oops, wrong window. answers still appreciated -82289;1363146288;Namworld;looks like MPEx is back -82288;1363146301;mircea_popescu;deadweasel yes they'll be fine -82287;1363146305;mircea_popescu;most already resolved im sure. -82286;1363146326;mircea_popescu;Namworld soon now. -82285;1363146330;deadweasel;I'm curious what a transaction from an orphaned fork looks like? -82284;1363146359;deadweasel;thats more of a statement than a ? -82283;1363146437;mircea_popescu;just like a normal one -82282;1363146464;BitHub;glad the irc bot thing worked out, hope you find these dickheads hey -82281;1363146497;deadweasel;so anyone who happened to be buying 3 lbs of gold in person with bitcion at exactly that time, would have seen 6 confirmations? -82280;1363146508;deadweasel;and walked away? -82279;1363146590;BitHub;PPS. Everyone named in this article gets a block of 10`000 S.MPOE shares. Contact jurov to take possession - that include me mircea :) -82278;1363146597;Namworld;Well the blog is... MPEx will certainly follow soon -82277;1363146602;mircea_popescu;BitHub don't get excited, it's for the helper ppl :D -82276;1363146605;benkay;oh man -82275;1363146609;mircea_popescu;Namworld certainly. -82274;1363146612;BitHub;hehe :) -82273;1363146624;mircea_popescu;"named" not "quoted", you know. -82272;1363146626;BitHub;good read man, any idea who or why? -82271;1363146630;mircea_popescu;nope. -82270;1363146648;mircea_popescu;but on the positive side, mpex gets much better servers and stuff -82269;1363146836;BitHub;i'm suprised there's no mpex irc room -82268;1363146852;kakobrekla;you are innit -82267;1363146858;BitHub;:P -82266;1363146868;BitHub;i figured most of them were here :) -82265;1363146880;kakobrekla;well its the place to be -82264;1363146941;benkay;is there a bitcoin security channel? -82263;1363146954;benkay;well derp -82262;1363146958;benkay;i'm just not welcome apparently -82261;1363146969;kakobrekla;benkay? -82260;1363146979;benkay;yessir -82259;1363146997;kakobrekla;you are not welcome where? -82258;1363147009;mircea_popescu;bitcoin security ? what is that ? -82257;1363147024;benkay;#bitcoin-security -82256;1363147027;benkay;i dunno -82255;1363147029;kakobrekla;is like bitcoin police -82254;1363147033;kakobrekla;but without the badge -82253;1363147033;benkay;i was hoping to find someone who would tell me -82252;1363147044;benkay;i was imagining a land of rainbows and ponies tbh -82251;1363147049;benkay;s/land/chan -82250;1363147083;benkay;where sages of netsec and hackers extraordinare waxed on the merits and methods of securing one's business -82249;1363147104;kakobrekla;you can ask here -82248;1363147106;mircea_popescu;hh. -82247;1363147120;kakobrekla;sadly, this still is the best bitcoin chan. -82246;1363147135;pizzaman1337;I love this channel -82245;1363147142;BitHub;:) -82244;1363147178;benkay;this channel brings value to my life. -82243;1363147183;benkay;'s about all i can say. -82242;1363147196;kakobrekla;:) -82241;1363147208;dub;benkay: try #intersango -82240;1363147218;mircea_popescu;Processor #32 Vendor GenuineIntel Name Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2650 0 @ 2.00GHz -82239;1363147224;dub;some fuckin skurity proffessors in thur -82238;1363147233;mircea_popescu;ahhh. seriously, what's sweeter than 32 core e5-2650 ? -82237;1363147237;kakobrekla;at least we know its genuine. -82236;1363147266;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu i need 20 cores nao. -82235;1363147272;pizzaman1337;did you buy it with btc? -82234;1363147277;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 nope. -82233;1363147278;benkay;thanks dub -82232;1363147282;pizzaman1337;:( -82231;1363147288;mircea_popescu;but i got 3. -82230;1363147288;dub;ps: don't tell them I sent you -82229;1363147305;kakobrekla;dub dont fuck around with people like that -82228;1363147308;dub;pps: don't ask about makign backups -82227;1363147311;mircea_popescu;which makes me actually have more hardware than mtgox atm. -82226;1363147320;kakobrekla;dub its not nice. -82225;1363147333;mircea_popescu;benkay intersangro being, obviously, the fuckwit champs of btc. -82224;1363147352;dub;I though my follow up ' some fuckin skurity proffessors in thur' expressed an appropriate level of sarcasm? -82223;1363147354;benkay;links? -82222;1363147373;benkay;you guise i can make my own mind up about things -82221;1363147379;mircea_popescu;;;google bitcoin drama timeline -82220;1363147380;gribble;The Bitcoin Drama Timeline pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: ; Why S.MPOE is worth more than MtGox pe Trilema - Un blog de ...: ; Lolvacute, pentru posteritate pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: He is the mastermind who created the current trade engine and the multi-currency platform for Mt.Gox -81996;1363156576;kakobrekla;brilliant. -81995;1363156589;BitHub;is the s.dice guy in there as well? -81994;1363156598;mircea_popescu;"Executive Director, Chairman of the Board, Treasurer" -81993;1363156600;mircea_popescu;this is a toy. -81992;1363156603;mircea_popescu;i hope it's obvious. -81991;1363156618;BitHub;hmmm -81990;1363156666;BitHub;now i feel silly defending bitcoin and how decentralized it is to teh haters -81989;1363156679;mircea_popescu;i guess now we know what coings are being floated by coinlab. -81988;1363156684;kakobrekla;yeah its more fucked than whores at closin time BitHub -81987;1363156711;mircea_popescu;but then again, as the girl said after the pirate fiasco : give your money to idiots, cause trouble across the board. -81986;1363156723;mircea_popescu;apparently bitcoin people still have to learn a lot about how confidence tricks work. -81985;1363156742;BitHub;lulz kako -81984;1363156769;BitHub;so do we actually need the board? or should i give money to them? -81983;1363156784;kakobrekla;what for? -81982;1363156821;BitHub;i dont know i dont want to get in trouble -81981;1363156858;BitHub;i dont want to say anything bad about the foundation....but....... -81980;1363156872;BitHub;seems scammy? -81979;1363157084;mircea_popescu;vote with your coins. -81978;1363157377;BitHub;i like how dodgy their pics look -81977;1363157380;BitHub;haha -81976;1363159608;midnightmagic;BitHub: The fastest way to shut up haters is to stop talking to them and walk away. -81975;1363159659;BitHub;yeah, i found its best to be like "yeah cool man" and go onto something else -81974;1363159689;midnightmagic;Aumann's agreement theorem means they're being irrational. Why even bother with irrational people? -81973;1363159696;pigeons;smickles: what was your formula for the price of a mining "share"? -81972;1363159714;midnightmagic;"Bye, have fun being bent over by the Universe for the rest of your life." -81971;1363159751;kakobrekla;standard foruma is reward/iff -81970;1363159756;kakobrekla;formul -81969;1363159757;kakobrekla;a -81968;1363159758;kakobrekla;fuck -81967;1363159770;kakobrekla;iff = diff -81966;1363159776;kakobrekla;ill shutup. -81965;1363159788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 100 @ 0.00181 = 0.181 BTC [+] -81964;1363159861;midnightmagic;wanna see how fast bitcoin can hit $500 ? Shift the decimal one place to the right.. -81963;1363159861;pigeons;;;diff -81962;1363159862;gribble;4367876.000842196 -81961;1363159865;midnightmagic;ha ha! oh I kill me.. -81960;1363159886;pigeons;;;bc,btcguild -81959;1363159886;gribble;14128725.59 -81958;1363159907;midnightmagic;eligius is 5+TH did you notice? -81957;1363159907;pigeons;;;bc,eligius -81956;1363159908;gribble;580880.010226 -81955;1363159916;pigeons;;;bc,p2pool -81954;1363159917;gribble;201745.680513 -81953;1363159928;midnightmagic;that eligius report is out-of-date. check eligius' stats page. -81952;1363159949;pigeons;nanotube: is this static data? -81951;1363159973;pigeons;;;nextprice -81950;1363159973;gribble;Error: "nextprice" is not a valid command. -81949;1363160031;pigeons;;;bc,price -81948;1363160032;gribble;Next Price Estimate: 49.634057 | Next Price In About 2 days, 23 hours, 23 minutes, and 44 seconds -81947;1363160037;pigeons;woo-hoo -81946;1363160185;nanotube;pigeons: no, it's all pulled live -81945;1363160191;nanotube;;;help bc,eligius -81944;1363160191;gribble;(bc,eligius ) -- Alias for "math calc [cut -1 [web fetch http://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/pool/hashrate.txt]]/1000000". -81943;1363160335;pigeons;Luke-Jr: i'm shocked -81942;1363160616;pigeons;ah the eligius asics overheated -81941;1363161824;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00401 BTC [+] -81940;1363161825;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 50 @ 0.004 = 0.2 BTC [-] -81939;1363161827;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 100 @ 0.0039 = 0.39 BTC [-] -81938;1363161829;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 100 @ 0.0038 = 0.38 BTC [-] -81937;1363162106;dub;goes to show how much of a joke the idea of mining being some kind of democratic concensus system is -81936;1363162176;mircea_popescu;dub miningis -81935;1363162188;mircea_popescu;the current people doing it obviously aren't quite there yet, but no worries, -81934;1363162193;mircea_popescu;money washes stupid. -81933;1363162694;dub;;;bc,nethash -81932;1363162698;gribble;33839.987497068854 -81931;1363162717;dub;;;help bc,nethash -81930;1363162717;gribble;(bc,nethash ) -- Alias for "cut -1 [web fetch http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-3D.txt]". -81929;1363165365;LameCoin-;any comments on yesterdays events? -81928;1363165418;kakobrekla;hmm -81927;1363165458;kakobrekla;lots of stuff happend yesterday like on a normal day -81926;1363165468;LameCoin-;the block chain fork -81925;1363165473;kakobrekla;but im guessing youre talking about fork yea -81924;1363165477;kakobrekla;hehe -81923;1363165491;kakobrekla;well we are still here -81922;1363165498;kakobrekla;the price reflects high confidence -81921;1363165522;LameCoin-;i enjoyed reading mircea's comments to the developers on the forum -81920;1363165544;kakobrekla;then you will prolly enjoy staying around -81919;1363165586;LameCoin-;i think the selling yesterday would have occured regardless -81918;1363165616;kakobrekla;dunno -81917;1363165679;LameCoin-;well even under the event the price never hit last weeks sell off -81916;1363166836;kakobrekla;bitbet now spams via twitter and rss feeds. -81915;1363167131;bowjob;btc-e is down -81914;1363167144;kakobrekla;hax0rd -81913;1363167147;kakobrekla;its up here -81912;1363167155;bowjob;hey is the trollbox still there? -81911;1363167167;kakobrekla;ltc is 0.01642 cause i know you wanna know -81910;1363167167;bowjob;it goes on and off for me, the site. i dont see the trollbox -81909;1363167175;kakobrekla;trollbox is here -81908;1363167216;bowjob;i see the trollbox but on my account i cant -81907;1363167217;bowjob;wtf -81906;1363167219;bowjob;if i log in -81905;1363167425;kakobrekla;you got outtrolled -81904;1363167802;grubles;whats the mpex fee nowadays? -81903;1363168141;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.709999 = 3.42 BTC [+] -81902;1363168201;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.71 = 8.55 BTC [+] -81901;1363168381;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.745 = 5.235 BTC [+] -81900;1363168603;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.185 BTC [+] -81899;1363168687;dub;grubles: still 30 last I heard -81898;1363168791;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.00579 = 0.0579 BTC [+] -81897;1363169002;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.005237 BTC [-] -81896;1363169047;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00579 BTC [+] -81895;1363169116;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000706 BTC [+] -81894;1363169157;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.009 BTC [+] -81893;1363169237;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00194 BTC [+] -81892;1363169258;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.724994 = 6.5249 BTC [-] -81891;1363169260;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.724994 BTC [-] -81890;1363169323;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00687 BTC [+] -81889;1363169448;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.724994 = 2.175 BTC [-] -81888;1363169521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 7 @ 1.745 = 12.215 BTC [+] -81887;1363169522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.7499 = 8.7495 BTC [+] -81886;1363169523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 20 @ 1.75 = 35 BTC [+] -81885;1363169640;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.58699999 BTC [+] -81884;1363169641;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.587 = 1.174 BTC [+] -81883;1363169643;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.58899999 BTC [+] -81882;1363169644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.589 = 1.767 BTC [+] -81881;1363170414;Mandrius;h -81880;1363170574;kakobrekla;urr -81879;1363170986;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -81878;1363171083;grubles;who wants to buy my mpex account -81877;1363171096;Ukto;0,o -81876;1363171103;grubles;private key and all -81875;1363172302;dub;video of bitcointalk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=316AzLYfAzw -81874;1363173737;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -81873;1363174154;kakobrekla;;;ticker -81872;1363174154;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.20301, Best ask: 46.38751, Bid-ask spread: 0.18450, Last trade: 46.20000, 24 hour volume: 72528.04121071, 24 hour low: 41.02000, 24 hour high: 46.50000, 24 hour vwap: 44.30878 -81871;1363175035;dub;jurov: around? -81870;1363175049;jurov;yes -81869;1363175170;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 4 @ 0.2 = 0.8 BTC [+] -81868;1363175461;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 18 @ 1.75 = 31.5 BTC [+] -81867;1363175820;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.75 = 3.5 BTC [+] -81866;1363175904;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72499 BTC [-] -81865;1363176450;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72499 BTC [-] -81864;1363176497;BitHub;when is asicminer gon be worth 1btc? -81863;1363176498;BitHub;heh -81862;1363176569;jurov;sooner than litecoin? -81861;1363176577;jurov;dollar parity ftw -81860;1363177996;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.005237 = 0.0209 BTC [-] -81859;1363178423;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -81858;1363178425;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.7 / 0.72705 / 0.749 (42 shares, 30.5 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.70519 / 1 (1171 shares, 825.8 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.69325 / 1 (1495 shares, 1036.4 BTC) -81857;1363178441;bowjob;ltc going down -81856;1363178466;BitHub;oh no -81855;1363183917;mircea_popescu;$proxies -81854;1363183919;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ["http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81853;1363183939;jurov;lol -81852;1363183967;mircea_popescu;totally forgot lol -81851;1363183999;mircea_popescu;$proxies VFfKqFB6 -81850;1363184002;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -81849;1363184013;mircea_popescu;hey thisbotsadministrator :D -81848;1363184016;mircea_popescu;smickles ^ -81847;1363184223;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.589 BTC [+] -81846;1363184239;mircea_popescu;in other news, 241`819 option contracts traded so far this month. -81845;1363212417;mircea_popescu;$proxies -81844;1363212418;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81843;1363212479;FabianB_;$vwap S.MPOE -81842;1363212480;mpexbot;FabianB_: {u'7d': {u'cnt': u'49', u'min': u'67334', u'max': u'76718', u'vsa': u'358259971660', u'vsh': u'4790992', u'avg': u'74777.8271515'}, u'30d': {u'cnt': u'3857', u'min': u'61614', u'max': u'78628', u'vsa': u'3217577150869', u'vsh': u'46464513', u'avg': u'69248.0549806'}, u'1d': {u'cnt': u'', u'min': u'', u'max': u'', u'vsa': u'', u'vsh': u'', u'avg': u''}} -81841;1363212501;FabianB_;!ticker m s.mpoe -81840;1363212502;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.00067334 / 0.00074777 / 0.00076718 (4790992 shares, 3,582.60 BTC), 30D: 0.00061614 / 0.00069248 / 0.00078628 (46464513 shares, 32,175.77 BTC) -81839;1363212513;mircea_popescu;amazing. -81838;1363213538;dub;mircea_popescu: dat maff -81837;1363213612;mircea_popescu;:p -81836;1363213696;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 190 @ 0.695 = 132.05 BTC [-] -81835;1363214007;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.724 = 1.448 BTC [+] -81834;1363214177;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.19 = 0.38 BTC [+] -81833;1363214394;jurov;;;gpg everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:d09f12925116f3363e8eae0ec8ade9aadb4f55879fa01bada13bab03 -81832;1363214395;gribble;You are now authenticated for user jurov with key 677ABD62D0AEE7D7 -81831;1363214856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00076706 = 3.8353 BTC [+] -81830;1363214912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 80 @ 0.00569991 = 0.456 BTC [+] -81829;1363214914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 220 @ 0.00599987 = 1.32 BTC [+] -81828;1363214964;jurov;$proxies abrbm3cp -81827;1363214965;mpexbot;jurov: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81826;1363214992;jurov;just had to try -81825;1363215022;mircea_popescu;lol -81824;1363215024;mircea_popescu;HAXXOER -81823;1363215136;mircea_popescu;$proxies http://pastebin.com/1KXGu3vS -81822;1363215137;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -81821;1363215149;mircea_popescu;hallo mrbotadmin sir. error got! -81820;1363215153;mircea_popescu;smickles ^ -81819;1363215203;FabianB_;mpexbot: probably without the url part? -81818;1363215209;FabianB_;mircea_popescu i mean -81817;1363215218;mircea_popescu;that i tried last time -81816;1363215222;mircea_popescu;$proxies 1KXGu3vS -81815;1363215223;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -81814;1363215232;mircea_popescu;$proxies pastebin.com/1KXGu3vS -81813;1363215233;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -81812;1363215247;jurov;not a proper json, i daresay -81811;1363215252;mircea_popescu;wait -81810;1363215253;mircea_popescu;fuck lol -81809;1363215254;mircea_popescu;1 sec -81808;1363215267;mircea_popescu;totally forgot the json part -81807;1363215326;mircea_popescu;$proxies qU4hTtcP -81806;1363215328;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81805;1363215333;mircea_popescu;$proxies http://pastebin.com/qU4hTtcP -81804;1363215334;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -81803;1363215340;mircea_popescu;ugh -81802;1363215348;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [-] -81801;1363215360;jurov;$proxies qU4hTtcP -81800;1363215362;mpexbot;jurov: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81799;1363215366;mircea_popescu;that's valid innit ?! -81798;1363215366;jurov;$proxies -81797;1363215367;mpexbot;jurov: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81796;1363215381;jurov;yes smickles did it thus -81795;1363215428;jurov;;;slap mpexbot -81794;1363215435;jurov;owww -81793;1363215452;jurov;quite an innuendo we got there -81792;1363215528;mircea_popescu;you think anyone inserts ak47s ? -81791;1363215556;jurov;rule 34 -81790;1363215568;mircea_popescu;lol -81789;1363215618;FabianB_;everyone busy watching 22 running behind a ball with nothing happening in 90 minutes? -81788;1363215664;mircea_popescu;nope. what's that, soccer ? -81787;1363215675;jurov;oh, i almost forgot while watching this botsex... now that i'm authed, i receive claims from people mentioned in http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-ddosed-an-epic/ -81786;1363215720;jurov;ofc, depends how they are mentioned. some are eligible for s.mpoe, others for s.bvps or f.giga.etf -81785;1363215725;mircea_popescu;lmao -81784;1363215746;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.72 = 2.88 BTC [-] -81783;1363215768;FabianB_;lol -81782;1363215776;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.724869 BTC [+] -81781;1363215811;jcpham;irc channel metric matter -81780;1363215815;jcpham;re 1.3 mb logfile -81779;1363215862;jcpham;i'm quoted in that article -81778;1363215868;jcpham;jurov i need my shares -81777;1363215873;jurov;that's about 10-50 klod (kilolines of drama) -81776;1363215890;jcpham;PPS. Everyone named in this article for helping gets a block of 10`000 S.MPOE shares. Contact jurov to take possession. -81775;1363215894;jurov;jcpham, s.bvps or giga? -81774;1363215904;jcpham;giga -81773;1363215908;jcpham;if that's my choice -81772;1363215943;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.724869 BTC [+] -81771;1363215959;jurov;sorry jcpham, you should have come some months earlier. next. -81770;1363215969;jcpham;w/e -81769;1363215972;jcpham;false advertising -81768;1363215980;jcpham;scammer tags -81767;1363215981;dub;scam -81766;1363215983;mircea_popescu;jcpham if you read that shit... -81765;1363215983;dub;fuck -81764;1363215990;jcpham;dude my name is in there -81763;1363215993;mircea_popescu;how many people of the total 10bn read 100k words in a week ? -81762;1363215996;jcpham;nad i'm super helpful -81761;1363216001;mircea_popescu;totally. -81760;1363216006;mircea_popescu;just a little bitter. -81759;1363216020;jurov;yes. but s.bvps and f.giga.etf claims closed in October 2012 -81758;1363216029;mircea_popescu;lol -81757;1363216032;dub;dude everyone who bothere to read that far into your novel should get shares -81756;1363216040;jcpham;i think so -81755;1363216045;jcpham;i read the whole thing -81754;1363216046;mircea_popescu;dub yes, but some get them anally -81753;1363216049;mircea_popescu;contact jurov for that too -81752;1363216052;jcpham;last sentence BONUS PRIZE FOR ME -81751;1363216066;dub;that is my preference anyway -81750;1363216076;mircea_popescu;match made in heaven -81749;1363216078;mircea_popescu;this is what i do -81748;1363216080;mircea_popescu;i solve problems -81747;1363216085;dub;ASS TO ASS -81746;1363216091;jcpham;jennifer connely -81745;1363216092;mircea_popescu;cum! cum! -81744;1363216128;jcpham;seriously though just add it to my bill -81743;1363216131;jurov;jcpham, 10k shares of asspride will do as a consolation prize? -81742;1363216134;jcpham;i know you are good for it -81741;1363216135;jurov;...er... bitpride -81740;1363216138;mircea_popescu;i wish to take this opportunity and thank everyone present for acting so professionally -81739;1363216145;mircea_popescu;you are all buttpower rangers, just like luke. -81738;1363216147;jurov;duly noted -81737;1363216161;jcpham;sure tshirt shares will work -81736;1363216162;dub;thank you, we work hard to maintain the standard of trolling -81735;1363216165;jcpham;as long as it is free -81734;1363216179;mircea_popescu;without the backing of drama bitcoin might end up being useful -81733;1363216183;mircea_popescu;and thus worthless. -81732;1363216189;jcpham;i'll trade you 10k xrp for 10,000 shares of tulips -81731;1363216203;mircea_popescu;shit! i should have given out xrp -81730;1363216207;mircea_popescu;cheaper than with mpoe -81729;1363216223;jcpham;should start an ripple hedge fund -81728;1363216229;mircea_popescu;why did i not think of that! why does nobody think of ripple when they have a problem ripple could solve! o ye gods! -81727;1363216243;mircea_popescu;(i r hope pigeons be reading this) -81726;1363216345;jurov;who was that??? -81725;1363216359;mircea_popescu;assbot. -81724;1363216362;jcpham;http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/rob-rhinehart-no-longer-requires-food -81723;1363216368;jcpham;invest now in Soylent. -81722;1363216439;smickles;mircea_popescu: did you figure it out or should I show you again :) -81721;1363216456;mircea_popescu;you should totally show me agaIN -81720;1363216503;smickles;sign: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81719;1363216523;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/qU4hTtcP -81718;1363216538;smickles;and it's just the key to send to mpexbot -81717;1363216545;mircea_popescu;$proxies qU4hTtcP -81716;1363216546;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81715;1363216559;smickles;hmm -_- -81714;1363216563;mircea_popescu;no but show me -81713;1363216568;mircea_popescu;why don'tcha show me :D -81712;1363216585;smickles;if that was your sig, it should've worked -81711;1363216589;smickles;$proxies -81710;1363216590;mpexbot;smickles: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81709;1363216593;mircea_popescu;da fuck do you mean if -81708;1363216611;smickles;i haven't verified it :P -81707;1363216629;mircea_popescu;wtf is going on here 1 sec -81706;1363216672;smickles;$proxies qmLNVKpL -81705;1363216673;mpexbot;smickles: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81704;1363216676;mircea_popescu;dude -81703;1363216684;mircea_popescu;for some reason gpg thinks it's a detached signature ?! -81702;1363216689;smickles;hmm, maybe i had the wrong keyid for you -81701;1363216696;mircea_popescu;no get a load of this -81700;1363216702;mircea_popescu;i gpg --clearsign "hi". works. -81699;1363216710;mircea_popescu;i gpg --clearsign that -> detached signature. -81698;1363216719;mircea_popescu;so gpg says. -81697;1363216740;smickles;my exact command: -81696;1363216741;smickles;echo -n '["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"]'|gpg --clearsign -81695;1363216792;smickles;dude, mircea_popescu -81694;1363216796;smickles;look at your paste -81693;1363216806;smickles;you missed 3 leading '-' -81692;1363216807;mircea_popescu;o ffs -81691;1363216810;mircea_popescu;sigh. -81690;1363216828;smickles;lol -81689;1363216914;jurov;gpg can't get over these missing ---s? i thought that's their purpose -81688;1363216942;jurov;anyway, no love for ipv6? i'm looking into it for mpex.coinbr now -81687;1363217248;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -81686;1363217418;jcpham;http://www.bloomberg.com/video/bob-s-daily-buzzword-bitcoin-EJ04CzJbQsKJ6CqAsDI_WA.html -81685;1363217461;jcpham;no QE in bitcoin -81684;1363217470;jurov;hm, mpex6.coinbr.com should work (ipv6 only) but someohow doesn't here -81683;1363217501;mircea_popescu;jurov i talked with my provider, and allow me to quote : -81682;1363217536;mircea_popescu;"The US datacenters we have dont support IPv6 or if they do it is very limited. The London DC does support IPv6 but cPanel and a lot of the other stuff on the server doesn't so those IPs they are able to give, are actually useless at this time." -81681;1363217562;mircea_popescu;im like... doods, forget it, move to romania already. -81680;1363217655;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 28 @ 0.00579 = 0.1621 BTC [+] -81679;1363217841;deadweasel;we have an electrical grid that is about to shit the bed, ipv6 is not an upgrade priority -81678;1363217848;FabianB_;lol, cPanel can't handle ipv6? -81677;1363217868;jurov;can anyone confirm mpex6.coinbr.com works? looks like my tunnel is b0rkt -81676;1363217961;FabianB_;if i were at home and not in hotel.. -81675;1363218005;jurov;i can ping, i can connect. but no reply from webserver -81674;1363218042;FabianB_;jurov: how about locally on the server? -81673;1363218067;FabianB_;like "curl ::1" -81672;1363218191;jurov;there it works. but amazon is not providing ipv6 end to end -81671;1363218203;jurov;i only provides ipv6 to ipv4 loadbalancer -81670;1363218276;FabianB_;ic -81669;1363218312;mircea_popescu;i dont see it -81668;1363218313;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 2 @ 0.00194 = 0.0039 BTC [+] -81667;1363218330;mircea_popescu;yeah i tihnk you're really on ipv4 -81666;1363218380;jurov;http://ipv6-test.com/validate.php passed, and detected nginx right -81665;1363218505;mircea_popescu;bah -81664;1363218519;mircea_popescu;it seems apparent we have some sort of ipv4 bridge or proxy or something in between -81663;1363218529;mircea_popescu;sorry j but i won't fiddle with routes and shit -81662;1363218643;jurov;heh... "mpex.co is down" , "yea i saw boss going to the closet" -81661;1363218687;mircea_popescu;lolwut ?! -81660;1363218751;dub;theres somethign called a chain block -81659;1363218770;dub;its essentially maff and fings -81658;1363218798;jurov;i got confirmed it works.. so it's just my ipv6 tunnel -81657;1363218807;jurov;so you can add it -81656;1363218914;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 29 @ 0.1 = 2.9 BTC [+] -81655;1363218958;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.msg1621729#msg1621729 -81654;1363218967;mircea_popescu;incidentally, anyone has quick proof against point 1 there ? -81653;1363219089;jurov;this? 1) Without producing zero-day exploits -81652;1363219111;mircea_popescu;I'm not sure this is getting through the fog of their own farts, but the group of power rangers has so far: -81651;1363219111;mircea_popescu;1. Not produced one single brilliant solution to any actual problem. -81650;1363219113;jurov;no proof. just that 0day happens independently from spec -81649;1363219201;deadweasel;also, it's just software. you ever seen 100% bug free software? -81648;1363219209;deadweasel;not me -81647;1363219224;mircea_popescu;yes, i have. -81646;1363219230;mircea_popescu;do you want to see some ? -81645;1363219261;benkay;deadweasel i imagine you see mostly pretty buggy software -81644;1363219275;mircea_popescu;this windows worldview is intolerable by now. -81643;1363219282;mircea_popescu;"o, we just shit in the code because really, who cares" -81642;1363219336;jurov;why do the girl (or/and you) insists going into such arguments? that's excellent the bait for taking the debate away from core points -81641;1363219352;deadweasel;benkay mayhab I did, mayhab I didn't -81640;1363219361;mircea_popescu;in this cause because wuille's lie needs to be excised. -81639;1363219366;jurov;arguing who did or did not solve anything brilliantly or ducttape -81638;1363219370;mircea_popescu;they try to maintain the client above the spec. this shall not stand. -81637;1363219409;mircea_popescu;and they need to understand that they are kinda dumb. i dunno why they've not got it this far, but... -81636;1363219413;mircea_popescu;it might be all the fanboism -81635;1363219419;jurov;yes, spec+compliance tests. personal performance is tangential -81634;1363219435;mircea_popescu;it may be tangential technically. there are significant political concerns involved here. -81633;1363219440;mircea_popescu;let's just say the forum is not the github -81632;1363219442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.57499999 BTC [+] -81631;1363219462;mircea_popescu;deadweasel -81630;1363219472;mircea_popescu;let me know when yo ufind a bug. -81629;1363219517;deadweasel;how much are they paid? -81628;1363219528;mircea_popescu;if i fuck a girl and she sucks at it -81627;1363219543;mircea_popescu;and i tell her that and her response is that question -81626;1363219550;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -81625;1363219552;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -81624;1363219554;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.695 = 1.39 BTC [-] -81623;1363219557;mircea_popescu;does this make me think she was actually any better than i originally thought ? -81622;1363219569;deadweasel;you've lost me -81621;1363219592;mircea_popescu;you take a girl out, right ? -81620;1363219594;deadweasel;i'm just curious how big the dev team is and what their budget is. -81619;1363219605;mircea_popescu;ah, i read an implication there. -81618;1363219622;mircea_popescu;the dev team is about six people (it does not include Luke-Jr, tho he keeps trying to pretend he's a dev) -81617;1363219631;jurov;i mean, what's the objective? getting devteam to admit their process sucks? then such argument misses the objective (albeit narrowly), cause it's aimed to people, not to process -81616;1363219632;mircea_popescu;they aren't paid, except for gavin, who is probably not paid anything much at all. -81615;1363219652;mircea_popescu;the foundation collected about half a million dollars which that conman from ycombinator controls -81614;1363219661;mircea_popescu;and will probably constitute the scamdrama of this summer. -81613;1363219676;mircea_popescu;jurov the objective is to illuminate the very rotten structure of their arguments. -81612;1363219851;jurov;i doubt this approach. you ought to decide whether you want to educate or get things done -81611;1363219867;jurov;not conflate it together -81610;1363219895;mircea_popescu;could this be extended to read "you ought to decide whether you want to run mpex, educate or get things done"? -81609;1363219941;jurov;whatever. as long as you know what ur doing -81608;1363219955;mircea_popescu;well, i hope i do and that's the best you can possibly get. -81607;1363219972;mircea_popescu;but if those who get things done don't educate, who will ? those who don't ? we;ve seen the results of that one heh. -81606;1363220000;smickles;so, it has come to this -81605;1363220000;jurov;those who will be left behind will educate themselves, as usual -81604;1363220014;mircea_popescu;smickles not quite so cut and dried yet, -81603;1363220016;smickles;this being 3:13 pm -81602;1363220022;smickles;;D -81601;1363220045;mircea_popescu;i suspect past the original shock a good chunk of them ppl are actually reasonable in the head. -81600;1363220125;jurov;smickles, what? -81599;1363220132;smickles;jurov: what what? -81598;1363220155;jurov;that 3:13pm ... at least add the proxy, i confirmed t working via http://www.ipv6proxy.net/ , too -81597;1363220168;smickles;$proxies -81596;1363220169;mpexbot;smickles: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com"] -81595;1363220196;jurov;["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com", "http://mpex6.coinbr.com"] -81594;1363220213;mircea_popescu;can has ipv6 -81593;1363220236;smickles;$proxies GPv6MV5E -81592;1363220237;mpexbot;smickles: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com", "http://www.ipv6proxy.net"] -81591;1363220276;smickles;wait, did i just nix one of them? -81590;1363220292;smickles;oh what did i just do? -81589;1363220306;mircea_popescu;lol -81588;1363220311;mircea_popescu;you resolved it by proxy ? -81587;1363220311;jurov;noooo ipv6proxy is just testing site -81586;1363220323;smickles;one sec -81585;1363220323;jurov;mpex6.coinbr.com is the business -81584;1363220350;kakobrekla;;;ticker -81583;1363220351;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.75723, Best ask: 46.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19277, Last trade: 46.95000, 24 hour volume: 49142.94060722, 24 hour low: 43.75080, 24 hour high: 47.29500, 24 hour vwap: 46.23022 -81582;1363220359;mircea_popescu;the calm. this is impossible -81581;1363220369;mircea_popescu;no 30% swings in a day ? waht sort of bitcoin is this! -81580;1363220398;jurov;someone click that $1m button quickly -81579;1363220422;smickles;$proxies DfwUaFTD -81578;1363220423;mpexbot;smickles: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com", "http://www.ipv6proxy.net"] -81577;1363220429;smickles;!!! -81576;1363220434;jurov;facepalm -81575;1363220449;jurov;smickles, why not use the list i supplied? -81574;1363220470;mircea_popescu;smickles count the dashes baby -81573;1363220471;smickles;$proxies Dsc5KCB9 -81572;1363220472;mpexbot;smickles: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com", "http://mpex6.coinbr.com"] -81571;1363220483;jurov;thanks! -81570;1363220489;smickles;jurov: i did, i messed up by pasting just the sig -81569;1363220493;mircea_popescu;:D -81568;1363220494;smickles;w/o the message -81567;1363220496;mircea_popescu;i feel better nao -81566;1363220548;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed btw -81565;1363220699;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152498.0 -81564;1363220701;mircea_popescu;ajhaha -81563;1363220704;mircea_popescu;this guy lmao -81562;1363220709;benkay;what does that mean? -81561;1363220722;mircea_popescu;wannabe mpoe-pr, w/o the tits, w/o the spit&grit ? -81560;1363220730;mircea_popescu;benkay that. -81559;1363220786;benkay;what do you mean by "flushing deposits"? -81558;1363220798;mircea_popescu;a. mpex deposits and withdrawals are processed manually. -81557;1363220820;kakobrekla;he throws the coins in the toilet and flushes -81556;1363220822;mircea_popescu;that means a queue builds -81555;1363220823;kakobrekla;bye bye -81554;1363220826;mircea_popescu;ta-daa -81553;1363220828;benkay;i've always wondered why you do the deposits by hand -81552;1363220843;benkay;instead of depositor-unique receipt addresses -81551;1363220846;mircea_popescu;benkay there was exactly one bitcoin business unaffected by bitcoindev idiocy -81550;1363220848;mircea_popescu;guess which. -81549;1363220860;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 15 @ 0.1 = 1.5 BTC [+] -81548;1363220867;kakobrekla;thats why withdrawals have been deprecated on mpex -81547;1363220881;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.57 = 1.71 BTC [-] -81546;1363220882;mircea_popescu;hint : no, it wasn't those that trust them, like btc-guild. -81545;1363220882;benkay;i understand withdrawals. -81544;1363220894;mircea_popescu;you should understand deposits by the example i just gave. -81543;1363220932;benkay;are you talking about mpex deposits into customer addresses? -81542;1363220940;mircea_popescu;... -81541;1363220951;smickles;benkay: manual withdrawals protect the customer, manual deposits protect mpex (maybe) -81540;1363220959;mircea_popescu;(sometimes) -81539;1363221010;benkay;i don't really get why incoming funds need to be processed by hand -81538;1363221040;jborkl;Lol, withdrawals have been deprecated -81537;1363221050;benkay;not trying to say you're doing it wrong. trying to understand why you do it the way you do. -81536;1363221116;mircea_popescu;but think, benkay. version .8 comes out. the chain is split -81535;1363221121;mircea_popescu;okpay gets a deposit in -81534;1363221128;mircea_popescu;it is then doubplespent on the other chain -81533;1363221132;mircea_popescu;the other chain inexplicably prevails -81532;1363221135;mircea_popescu;okpay is out 12k -81531;1363221140;benkay;>.< -81530;1363221143;smickles;ug, who's brilliant idea was it to have an installation video and skip the text version -81529;1363221145;benkay;thanks for thinking for me. -81528;1363221151;mircea_popescu;heh. yw. -81527;1363221182;mircea_popescu;smickles sounds like something godaddy would do. -81526;1363221227;benkay;different question, mp: why u no do depositor-unique addresses for mpex deposits? -81525;1363221230;smickles;I should do that and make a video of the text 'RTFM' with a link -81524;1363221231;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -81523;1363221241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.575 BTC [+] -81522;1363221275;mircea_popescu;benkay what would be the benefit iyo ? -81521;1363221283;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C490N] 9 @ 0.2 = 1.8 BTC [+] -81520;1363221287;benkay;not having to identify deposits by amount. -81519;1363221341;mircea_popescu;suppose evil person X makes a payment to mpex. -81518;1363221342;kakobrekla;ya but one key with large sum is way cooler! -81517;1363221351;mircea_popescu;mpex later pays out to innocent person y. -81516;1363221365;mircea_popescu;taint analysis idiots prosecute person y because clearly taint analysis proves he's x. -81515;1363221386;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00599987 = 1.8 BTC [+] -81514;1363221388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 141 @ 0.00599987 = 0.846 BTC [+] -81513;1363221392;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 8 @ 0.1 = 0.8 BTC [+] -81512;1363221421;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.75 BTC [+] -81511;1363221464;smickles;all hail the romainians for protecting us from idiot juries -81510;1363221488;mircea_popescu;this is just an edge example, there's tons of others just as good really. -81509;1363221496;benkay;hm. -81508;1363221518;mircea_popescu;testing for inbound is a few degrees of magnitude easier with fixed address -81507;1363221528;benkay;so: nail me to the wall on this one, wouldja? -81506;1363221540;benkay;i've been thinking about generating completely unique receipt addresses for each funding action -81505;1363221558;benkay;s/completely/moderately -81504;1363221564;mircea_popescu;eh -81503;1363221569;mircea_popescu;how's something moderately unique ? -81502;1363221583;benkay;they're all descended from the same keypair -81501;1363221589;mircea_popescu;a okay -81500;1363221592;benkay;quibble accepted -81499;1363221608;benkay;generating new receipt addresses for each funding action -81498;1363221614;benkay;mostly for convenience on the backend -81497;1363221633;benkay;doesn't address blockchain forking, granted. -81496;1363221645;mircea_popescu;stop worring and just explain the idea -81495;1363221655;benkay;oh -81494;1363221657;benkay;customer hits funding page -81493;1363221660;benkay;new address generates -81492;1363221662;benkay;sends funds -81491;1363221669;benkay;we tie address to user account -81490;1363221679;benkay;wait for confirmations on spend to new address -81489;1363221684;benkay;credit account -81488;1363221706;mircea_popescu;you are vulnerable to a particularly nasty dos attack -81487;1363221716;mircea_popescu;i could just ask you generate addresses, bloat your wallet to 5gb -81486;1363221727;benkay;*nod* -81485;1363221730;mircea_popescu;as we know, devteam hasn't mastered the mysteries of configuring berkley -81484;1363221744;mircea_popescu;i on the other hand haven't mastered the mysteries of spelling berkeley -81483;1363221766;mircea_popescu;benkay but anyway, that's how bitbet does it. -81482;1363221771;smickles;ha! you make spelling errors too! -81481;1363221782;mircea_popescu;i don't think it's fundamentally evil or anything. -81480;1363221802;mircea_popescu;wnrog smiglez -81479;1363221810;kakobrekla;well you limit the damage -81478;1363221815;kakobrekla;that can be caused -81477;1363221841;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.57 = 1.14 BTC [-] -81476;1363221848;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 30 @ 0.1 = 3 BTC [+] -81475;1363221940;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1999 BTC [-] -81474;1363221942;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 500 @ 0.07993896 = 39.9695 BTC [-] -81473;1363222064;benkay;is it necessarily true that the wallet has to bloat? -81472;1363222068;benkay;can't you spend from the master key? -81471;1363222073;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152747.0 -81470;1363222117;benkay;jonathan assia also says interesting things on the bitcoinx dev list -81469;1363222123;midnightmagic;the dev team effectively includes luke-jr, and a massive amount of work he has done makes it into bitcoind -81468;1363222127;mircea_popescu;you have to keep the privkeys of all adresses you receive btc in -81467;1363222131;mircea_popescu;for as long as you keep the btc there -81466;1363222134;dub;dont people tend to generate a lot of addresses in advance fot his type of thing? -81465;1363222142;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic may i direct you to bitcoin.orgh -81464;1363222147;mircea_popescu;dub yes. -81463;1363222182;benkay;ah, so that's how it works today. -81462;1363222186;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Whatever it says there is irrelevant if a huge amount of his work makes it into the codebase. -81461;1363222199;benkay;what i really want is bip0032 addresses -81460;1363222210;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic listen up : you folks don't get to change things just by power of friendship which is magic. -81459;1363222224;mircea_popescu;lukejr would love to be a developer, but he's mostly a useless contributor. -81458;1363222224;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I have no idea what you're talking about now. -81457;1363222231;mircea_popescu;that's ok, it comes in time. -81456;1363222235;mircea_popescu;most people need about six months. -81455;1363222241;midnightmagic;even the stuff he does that doesn't make it in provides backdrop for the stuff that does. -81454;1363222256;mircea_popescu;his overall impact on bitcoin is net negative. -81453;1363222269;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Have you considered the possibility that he himself is not interested in being listed on bitcoin.org ? -81452;1363222270;mircea_popescu;and if you don't like hearing it from me, ask gavin. -81451;1363222363;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla pretty cool. -81450;1363222377;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152498.msg1621918#msg1621918 still repeating the "unfunded opensource project" mantra -81449;1363222381;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.565 = 1.13 BTC [-] -81448;1363222411;mircea_popescu;heh. -81447;1363222422;mircea_popescu;"give us more money so coinlab can float it on top of whatever it gets from users" -81446;1363222432;mircea_popescu;"but we can't finance anything useful because bitcoin" -81445;1363222471;mircea_popescu;anyway, i wouldn't deign jgarzik's crossposted crap with much attention. -81444;1363222480;mircea_popescu;he wants to talk, he'd better sit his sweet ass down and talk. -81443;1363222492;mircea_popescu;this posturing and delusions of self importance will simply bring them more asskicking. -81442;1363222501;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.56 = 1.12 BTC [-] -81441;1363222561;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.5500001 = 2.2 BTC [-] -81440;1363222596;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Have you ever considered the possibility that, if you want to actually convince people, being less ascerbic is vastly more effective than more? -81439;1363222615;mircea_popescu;have you ever reviewed my record ? -81438;1363222637;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't bet much on the future of anyone that thinks they can stand up to my acerbic. but hey, your money, your vote. -81437;1363222676;midnightmagic;This is a people issue I bring up, not a by-rights issue. Are you actually interested in persuasion, or just in ranting angrily because.. why? -81436;1363222684;mircea_popescu;i am not interested in persuasion. -81435;1363222693;mircea_popescu;i am interested in splitting any group into two, the sensible and the worthless -81434;1363222697;mircea_popescu;and then crushing the worthless. -81433;1363222700;midnightmagic;Then what is your purpose? Division? -81432;1363222717;mircea_popescu;if people have enough sense, they'll persuade themselves. -81431;1363222723;smickles;wtf captcha! -81430;1363222736;smickles;i just filled out a captcha, got it wrong -81429;1363222746;smickles;the next one says "almost sucker" -81428;1363222748;dub;you are clearly not human -81427;1363222754;mircea_popescu;smickles it's why i never do that, fucking hell i get them wrong half the time -81426;1363222762;midnightmagic;Reasonable humans will be turned off why your acidity. Are you seriously interested in attracting angry raging psychopaths? -81425;1363222779;midnightmagic;Much of what you're saying is precisely what the microcash guy was saying. -81424;1363222785;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i am interested in attracking ACTUAL reasonable people, as opposed to the self proclaimed variety. -81423;1363222797;dub;and since there is a distinct lack of reasonable humans involved in bitcon dev... -81422;1363222819;mircea_popescu;dub there's plenty of self proclaimed reasonable people there -81421;1363222823;jurov;midnightmagic can you name some of the angry raging psychopaths that were attracted to mp? -81420;1363222825;mircea_popescu;who sat on an unconfigured db setup for 4 years -81419;1363222829;mircea_popescu;very fucking reasonable. -81418;1363222839;mircea_popescu;jurov lukejr! -81417;1363222845;midnightmagic;jurov: I have seen this happen before with RealSolid. -81416;1363222863;mircea_popescu;nowait! -81415;1363222869;mircea_popescu;i mean eskimoblob! ciuciu! etc! -81414;1363222899;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic you should at some point consider that the similarities you perceive are more a function of dirt on your lens than actual object of observation. -81413;1363222900;jurov;lol my question was understood the other and third way around -81412;1363222918;mircea_popescu;similarities are by definition subject to this suspicion. -81411;1363223096;midnightmagic;So build the alternative already. Hire the cryptographers, coders, project managers, QA staff, and release engineering departments you think are so cheap and visionless on their own. If you think this alternative will win, build it and let it win. -81410;1363223114;mircea_popescu;why exactly do you feel the need to advise ? -81409;1363223127;midnightmagic;Why exactly do you feel the need to divide? -81408;1363223131;mircea_popescu;"you people fucked up" "please stop telling us we fucked up because : -81407;1363223133;mircea_popescu;1. it is not nice -81406;1363223140;mircea_popescu;2. you shouldn't be telling us this -81405;1363223144;mircea_popescu;3. you should be doing somerthing else -81404;1363223148;mircea_popescu;4. yo momma -81403;1363223149;mircea_popescu;etc -81402;1363223176;mircea_popescu;you call this reasonable ? dude, srsly. just becasuse your friends tell you you're pretty doesn't make you easier on the eyes than the average shaved donkey butt -81401;1363223205;benkay;project managers -81400;1363223207;midnightmagic;Since when did I call the bitcoin devs reasonable? -81399;1363223207;benkay;burn with fire -81398;1363223226;mircea_popescu;so what's your argument ? -81397;1363223232;midnightmagic;I said, "reasonable humans will be turned off..." -81396;1363223247;midnightmagic;Obviously the devs themselves aren't going to bother participating in your alternative. -81395;1363223247;mircea_popescu;who, specifically ? -81394;1363223269;midnightmagic;Whoever it is you think will make your attempt at dividing bitcoin successful. -81393;1363223277;midnightmagic;Presumably *not* insane psychopaths. -81392;1363223297;mircea_popescu;you are telling me about the minute characteristics of a set you can't let alone define other than by reference to me, but even nominally identify in no matter how small a part ? -81391;1363223307;mircea_popescu;wouldn't this be by definition something i'd know better than you then ? -81390;1363223333;midnightmagic;You are the one who claimed you are interested in dividing bitcoin, and on one side "ACTUAL reasonable people". You are the one who defined it. -81389;1363223336;mircea_popescu;and i am not dividing bitcoin, for that matter. -81388;1363223343;mircea_popescu;no, i made no such claim. -81387;1363223352;midnightmagic;Again, the difference here is that I am actually trying to communicate, and you are trying to be contradictory. -81386;1363223358;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is NOT the group of idiots that identify with it -81385;1363223359;midnightmagic;15:59 < mircea_popescu> midnightmagic i am interested in attracking ACTUAL reasonable people, as opposed to the self proclaimed variety. -81384;1363223362;mircea_popescu;and bitcoin is not divisible. -81383;1363223363;midnightmagic;^^ What's that then? -81382;1363223391;mircea_popescu;what i am doing is i am dividing the group of bitcoin supporters, by taking away bitcoin. -81381;1363223406;midnightmagic;.. from the current developers, presumably? -81380;1363223411;mircea_popescu;the reasonable will follow. the "they think are reasonable" will continue in the sort of fanboish obscurity they enjoy. -81379;1363223424;mircea_popescu;bitcoin has no developers atm, for that matter. -81378;1363223429;mircea_popescu;just some kids drowning in code. -81377;1363223456;mircea_popescu;they're kids because their window to man up and "we fucked up, yes" has by now closed. -81376;1363223466;mircea_popescu;they're drowning in code for quite obvious reasons i won't rehash. -81375;1363223470;midnightmagic;And users who "support" them. Including the biggest exchange, most of the smaller exchanges, the major developers, the cryptographers who review the work done, the pools who secure the blockchain, and the hardware builders springing up to do so who have already made strong ties with the *current* development team. -81374;1363223481;mircea_popescu;the "biggest exchange" is written in php, -81373;1363223488;mircea_popescu;had 500 second lag during a light trade day -81372;1363223494;mircea_popescu;and just gave its us market away to a patent scam. -81371;1363223502;mircea_popescu;tyvm. the approximate sum value of your list is epslion. -81370;1363223512;midnightmagic;So is Facebook, isn't it? -81369;1363223517;mircea_popescu;exactly. -81368;1363223522;mircea_popescu;you're welcome to stick with facebook. -81367;1363223525;mircea_popescu;i'll go with bitcoin. -81366;1363223550;midnightmagic;I'm saying, "PHP is bad" is just another form of "no true scotsman" -81365;1363223553;mircea_popescu;and if you think the pools are currently securing anything you're pretty much in the raging psychopath group yourself. -81364;1363223561;mircea_popescu;what has the successful attack recently demonstrated ? -81363;1363223590;kakobrekla;that btc is headless -81362;1363223597;midnightmagic;Lots of things. I can't possibly imagine which subset of the whole you are referring to. -81361;1363223602;mircea_popescu;yaya. mkay. -81360;1363223604;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [+] -81359;1363223630;mircea_popescu;i note you picked the stylistical out of that list. do address the lag and the other point sometime. -81358;1363223721;midnightmagic;I'm not going to defend the bitcoin developers. I'm just interested in what motivates your incredible.. determination.. to rant and attack so endlessly. -81357;1363223736;benkay;you might want to read polimedia -81356;1363223740;mircea_popescu;my motivation is to state the truth. -81355;1363223741;benkay;you know -81354;1363223743;benkay;do some research -81353;1363223805;midnightmagic;benkay: How helpful of you. I bow to your mighty helpfulness. -81352;1363223812;kakobrekla;trilema needs .edu domain -81351;1363223833;mircea_popescu;moar like .xxx -81350;1363223841;benkay;if you're being sarcastic, I don't parse sarcasm online. -81349;1363223845;kakobrekla;eudxxx -81348;1363223847;mircea_popescu;.edu is for things that don't change anything. -81347;1363223852;mircea_popescu;eduxxx ftw! -81346;1363223857;midnightmagic;benkay: How helpful of you. I bow to your mighty helpfulness. -81345;1363223867;benkay;ah -81344;1363223877;mircea_popescu;someone should make htsp and then have inane specifications -81343;1363223892;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Look, I'm telling you dude. The more you rant, the more you are going to alienate people who would otherwise be much more interested in supporting your point of view. -81342;1363223905;benkay;midnightmagic: have you read polimedia? -81341;1363223911;mircea_popescu;no dude. you are telling me that some vanitous idiots would like the benefit of claiming we're friends -81340;1363223916;mircea_popescu;but witout having to put in any work. -81339;1363223924;mircea_popescu;thing is... i couldn't care less about this. -81338;1363223932;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: You don't have to be friends with someone to engage in civil discourse. -81337;1363223947;mircea_popescu;i am engaging in very civil discourse,. -81336;1363223961;mircea_popescu;the problem is that some people ran off with their c++ hairball implementation of what they call civil discourse -81335;1363223968;mircea_popescu;i never got the spec and i never started caring. -81334;1363223992;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: And I know of no examples of people who are interested in the Badge: "I tell everybody I'm mircea's friend and reap benefits thereby." -81333;1363224045;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I would say, good on you for ignoring those people. -81332;1363224123;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic read bitcoin-dev sometime. it's chockfull. -81331;1363224128;midnightmagic;It is for those exact reasons why the need is great for heterogency in client implementations. Thus, I say you should do it. Create an alternative implementation and go for it. -81330;1363224139;mircea_popescu;i am not creating any implementation -81329;1363224147;mircea_popescu;jesus fucking christ! dude! SPECIFICATION FIRST -81328;1363224153;mircea_popescu;what the hell is wrong with everybody -81327;1363224169;midnightmagic;Then do it. Do the work that the devs can't or won't, and build the spec. -81326;1363224179;midnightmagic;That's part of what a devteam does. -81325;1363224182;mircea_popescu;more's the point, can you read c++ ? -81324;1363224188;midnightmagic;Can I? -81323;1363224192;mircea_popescu;i am asking. -81322;1363224198;midnightmagic;Yes. -81321;1363224207;mircea_popescu;do you want to summarize bitcoin code ? -81320;1363224240;midnightmagic;As you are so fond of saying, hire the braindead monkeys who can do it *for* you for the peanuts you say they're worth, and have them do it. -81319;1363224259;mircea_popescu;so i'm takingthat as a sort of up and down and all about no. -81318;1363224284;midnightmagic;I am not interested in working on that project, if you are offering me a job. -81317;1363224299;mircea_popescu;so then what are we talkin' about. -81316;1363224309;mircea_popescu;you just bored at work or something ? -81315;1363224321;midnightmagic;Are you? -81314;1363224363;mircea_popescu;sigh. mkay. -81313;1363224504;midnightmagic;I know you have trouble when people talk back to you and all, but geez man. At a certain point, don't let the concorde fallacy trap you into pursuing a dead end. -81312;1363224542;jurov;midnightmagic you think writing spec from code is work for mokyes? -81311;1363224553;jurov;monkeys? -81310;1363224566;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P370T] 100 @ 0.03402633 = 3.4026 BTC [-] -81309;1363224566;midnightmagic;jurov: I'm not. He says so all the time. Perhaps you should take benkay's advice. -81308;1363224579;jurov;midnightmagic you revealed your gaping incompetence in this area then -81307;1363224590;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i have trouble when people talk back ?! -81306;1363224610;mircea_popescu;seriously midnightmagic, i think you're abstracting your past history of interaction with who knows who and painting it on me. -81305;1363224616;midnightmagic;jurov: Still the rhetorical master I see. -81304;1363224616;mircea_popescu;as far as i know we've never met. -81303;1363224642;jurov;midnightmagic, I still lack concrete examples. Names. -81302;1363224660;jurov;Either the "reaging idiots" who supposedly are attracted to mp -81301;1363224660;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I have no idea what you're getting at. -81300;1363224668;mircea_popescu;i am getting at this : -81299;1363224674;jurov;Or the "reasonable people" that would be supportng him "if..." -81298;1363224692;mircea_popescu;if you spend your childhood living among white people, abnd being told niggers are to be identified by x y z and they do k l m things, -81297;1363224705;midnightmagic;jurov: Your English still needs work. My verb tense in context was indicative of that-which-happens-from-here-on. -81296;1363224707;mircea_popescu;you are bound to misbehave wehn confronted with actual black people. -81295;1363224754;midnightmagic;jurov: I dunno actual names. It's irrelevant to the point. -81294;1363224754;kakobrekla;O_o -81293;1363224760;mircea_popescu;just so, it'd seem to me, you've been told how to identify independent thought, and what great evil it is, and now when you discover it in the actual world you immediately jump to the conclusion tis evil. -81292;1363224773;Luke-Jr;midnightmagic: O.o? -81291;1363224773;jurov;midnightmagic, so there was not the case in the past? what is the problem then? -81290;1363224773;mircea_popescu;tis not evil. -81289;1363224816;midnightmagic;Luke-Jr: hello. I hope all my statements including you were correctly inferenced as rhetorical device and not assertions of fact. -81288;1363224835;mircea_popescu;lmao -81287;1363224858;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I am not afraid to be civil. Why are you? -81286;1363224864;mircea_popescu;lol. -81285;1363224886;mircea_popescu;you know, girl wants to get married. after tears have washed pointlessly about the room, her new line becomes "why are you affraid of commitment" -81284;1363224896;mircea_popescu;i'm not affraid of commitment bitch. i just don't care for your definition of it. -81283;1363224941;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I assert you are, have been, and will likely continue to be uncivil and discourteous. -81282;1363224944;mircea_popescu;being civil is not a formal concern. it does NOT mean not calling people idiots. if indeed they are idiots then that's that, verity proof. -81281;1363224950;mircea_popescu;beingcivil is a fundamental concern. -81280;1363224969;mircea_popescu;people who lie by presenting the mining corruption as "consensus", they are being uncivil. -81279;1363224983;mircea_popescu;and on a related point, you don't go to heaven by never saying "jesus sucks" etiher. -81278;1363224986;benkay;what do you mean by "mining corruption"? -81277;1363224991;midnightmagic;That is an English definitional nuance which you are assuming, but which is not reality. -81276;1363224997;mircea_popescu;benkay do you know how the most recent fork was resolved ? -81275;1363225012;benkay;sort of; devs said "use 0.7" and everyone did -81274;1363225014;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic that dispute as to reality will have to come to my grave. -81273;1363225019;mircea_popescu;benkay what more do you need ? -81272;1363225026;midnightmagic;Aumann's agreement theorem I guess. -81271;1363225034;mircea_popescu;stalin said "everyone vote" and evertyone did. what democratic process is this ? -81270;1363225042;benkay;heh -81269;1363225044;mircea_popescu;well ? -81268;1363225049;benkay;how many times do you think they can pull it off? -81267;1363225050;mircea_popescu;but ok, i can understand it happening. -81266;1363225050;benkay;1? -81265;1363225052;benkay;infinity? -81264;1363225057;mircea_popescu;i CANT uinderstand it being passed for what it's not -81263;1363225066;mircea_popescu;in an ultimately doomed effort to prop the dirt as respectable. -81262;1363225071;benkay;that's just politics though -81261;1363225085;midnightmagic;Gah.. dude.. your weird sayings aren't translating so well. -81260;1363225087;mircea_popescu;well that's unfortunate for them because i happen to be better at politics than they're at coding. -81259;1363225112;mircea_popescu;benkay anyway the effort is to make sure it's 1. -81258;1363225133;benkay;i say < 3 -81257;1363225143;benkay;no -81256;1363225146;benkay;less than or equal to -81255;1363225153;mircea_popescu;or better yet 5 -81254;1363225154;mircea_popescu;19 -81253;1363225155;mircea_popescu;42. -81252;1363225157;mircea_popescu;definitely. -81251;1363225165;benkay;not saying should -81250;1363225169;benkay;but offering a wager -81249;1363225169;mircea_popescu;i get it. -81248;1363225181;Luke-Jr;midnightmagic: I didn't understand the context :P -81247;1363225239;midnightmagic;Luke-Jr: I was just asserting that the amount of work you do in bitcoind essentially makes you a bitcoin developer, even if your name isn't on bitcoin.org. -81246;1363225242;BitHub;hey guys did you get your ASICMINER div as well? -81245;1363225245;jurov;Luke-Jr: don't sweat, me too, he sounds serious but in the end it's all just hypothetical -81244;1363225279;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr he's somehow bothered with everyone mocking you for trying your damnest to pass yourself off as a dev -81243;1363225285;mircea_popescu;when you're a sort of glorified taaki -81242;1363225290;mircea_popescu;ie, the floor washer. -81241;1363225291;midnightmagic;Luke-Jr: I also proffered the possibility you didn't want your name up there on purpose, to outline our collective ignorance. -81240;1363225296;Luke-Jr;midnightmagic: I got that, but .. why did it matter? XD -81239;1363225350;midnightmagic;Luke-Jr: I dunno why he started ranting about you. But he gets upset when I don't address each of his points individually. -81238;1363225358;Luke-Jr;midnightmagic: I don't see it as something worth my time arguing a case for. -81237;1363225375;benkay;has anything in this conversation? -81236;1363225382;Luke-Jr;in other news https://forums.butterflylabs.com/blogs/sensemaster/91-blog-entry-deleting-o-o.html -81235;1363225387;Luke-Jr;err -81234;1363225388;Luke-Jr;wrong link XD -81233;1363225393;Luke-Jr;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/blogs/luke-jr/97-preparing-my-trip-bfl.html -81232;1363225417;mircea_popescu;glwt. -81231;1363225424;BitHub;ahhh Luke, going there to pick it up? -81230;1363225445;BitHub;excited? -81229;1363225450;Luke-Jr;BitHub: not sure if I'll pick it up or let them ship it -81228;1363225468;Luke-Jr;although I guess they might be expecting me to take it with me -81227;1363225550;mircea_popescu;actually just the time to get a box of fans. -81226;1363225588;BitHub;are you kind of going there to confirm it all? -81225;1363225631;dub;heh -81224;1363225633;BitHub;so you'll pretty much be teh first person with a bfl? -81223;1363225676;mircea_popescu;this will be so epic -81222;1363225756;dub;BitHub: yes re: AM div btw (sorry for the on-topic interlude people) -81221;1363225777;BitHub;nice dubs -81220;1363225787;BitHub;this weeks seemed the highest yet -81219;1363225802;dub;yeah, enjoy, next week is the last -81218;1363225808;BitHub;what? -81217;1363225811;dub;of this magnitude -81216;1363225813;mircea_popescu;ya wut ? -81215;1363225818;BitHub;WHAT? -81214;1363225821;BitHub;serial? -81213;1363225828;Luke-Jr;BitHub: I'm mainly going there to make sure BFGMiner is ready to go (shipping on the MiniRigs) -81212;1363225857;BitHub;nice -81211;1363225901;dub;catfriedrice said next weeks will fullfil the 'pay out 0.1 first' requirement, which seems about right, so next divs will be half less more expenses -81210;1363225917;BitHub;ahh ghey -81209;1363225927;BitHub;good time to sell then -81208;1363225977;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -81207;1363225980;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.695 / 0.70412 / 0.724998 (285 shares, 200.7 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.71126 / 1 (1286 shares, 914.7 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.6947 / 1 (1763 shares, 1224.8 BTC) -81206;1363225996;mircea_popescu;such a blown stock. -81205;1363225999;benkay;i know that and i'm not even holding any -81204;1363226016;BitHub;hmmm -81203;1363226160;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P370T] 1000 @ 0.03383499 = 33.835 BTC [-] -81202;1363226186;benkay;in other news, loud black humans in snack car -81201;1363226193;benkay;ruin my train trip why doncha -81200;1363226199;benkay;PLUS COUNTRY -81199;1363226200;benkay;sheesh. -81198;1363226206;mircea_popescu;i like country. -81197;1363226279;benkay;which? -81196;1363226381;mircea_popescu;i dunno, cash -81195;1363226408;dub;duelling banjos -81194;1363226414;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.72 = 1.44 BTC [+] -81193;1363226434;BitHub;willie nelson? -81192;1363226438;mircea_popescu;turkey in the straw if you count it -81191;1363226462;mircea_popescu;i dunno that i've listened to much of that guy. -81190;1363226479;sevenWiabores;hello -81189;1363226482;BitHub;he blazes alot -81188;1363226491;mircea_popescu;sevenWiabores hi -81187;1363226493;benkay;^^ very important information -81186;1363226496;benkay;;) -81185;1363226498;BitHub;haha -81184;1363226514;sevenWiabores;who are you mircea_popescu, your nick sounds very familiar -81183;1363226521;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.721337 = 3.6067 BTC [+] -81182;1363226522;mircea_popescu;i am mircea popescu. how about you ? -81181;1363226541;benkay;(to finish that story, the best part was the really uptight black guy staring at the loud negroes) -81180;1363226548;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 500 @ 0.0453858 = 22.6929 BTC [-] -81179;1363226557;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.724869 BTC [+] -81178;1363226559;benkay;(i just told them i could block out high dB convserations or music but not both) -81177;1363226569;mircea_popescu;ok willie nelson kinda sucks,. -81176;1363226574;dub;continuing the wtfality of bitcoin asset universe -81175;1363226591;mircea_popescu;or at least his cover of blue eyes cryin' -81174;1363226613;dub;doom projected for AM profits in varios places == increased demand -81173;1363226617;mircea_popescu;benkay lol why so passive-agressive -81172;1363226623;sevenWiabores;I am just nobody, but I am pretty sure I saw your name somewhere... I am new to the bitcoin world and I am not familiar with the who's who -81171;1363226625;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.724869 = 2.1746 BTC [+] -81170;1363226627;mircea_popescu;dub this is becominga tradition. -81169;1363226634;benkay;hardly passive aggressive for the pacnw -81168;1363226642;jurov;gonna organize am shorting -81167;1363226658;jurov;in fact i didn't list anything new on bitfunder for some time -81166;1363226658;mircea_popescu;sevenWiabores i run mpex. -81165;1363226659;benkay;spent much time in this corner of the us, mircea_popescu? -81164;1363226673;mircea_popescu;alternatively, some people don't like me. they run things into the ground. -81163;1363226680;dub;jurov: can you convince Ukto to make it render in firefox? -81162;1363226680;mircea_popescu;benkay which corner is that ? -81161;1363226686;sevenWiabores;aah, I see. ohai :) -81160;1363226686;benkay;northwest -81159;1363226687;dub;jurov: buttfunder that is -81158;1363226696;mircea_popescu;sure, i lived like a year in lowell, mass -81157;1363226698;jurov;dub, you mean misplaced buy/sell boxes? -81156;1363226699;Ukto;make what render? -81155;1363226710;dub;make the market link visible -81154;1363226713;LameCoin-;mircea are you from romania or US your english is american? -81153;1363226714;mircea_popescu;o nm, you said west. -81152;1363226723;Ukto;where is it not visible? -81151;1363226725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 152 @ 0.00599987 = 0.912 BTC [+] -81150;1363226725;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- im from romania, but i've lived all over. -81149;1363226727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 80 @ 0.00599987 = 0.48 BTC [+] -81148;1363226727;dub;on the front page -81147;1363226737;LameCoin-;mircea where did you like it best -81146;1363226743;mircea_popescu;costa rica, probably. -81145;1363226744;LameCoin-;a friend of mine is from timisoara -81144;1363226749;mircea_popescu;land of eternal spring. -81143;1363226758;Ukto;dub: hm. you dont see it in the top left? -81142;1363226761;mircea_popescu;it does get boring, but very slowly. -81141;1363226765;dub;Ukto: sometimes I do -81140;1363226767;Ukto;'View asset market' -81139;1363226773;Ukto;sometimes? -81138;1363226776;Ukto;what browser? -81137;1363226779;dub;Ukto: depends on teh machine/browser im on -81136;1363226779;mircea_popescu;dub this is like the most halpful bug reporting ever -81135;1363226781;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 30 @ 0.72489 = 21.7467 BTC [+] -81134;1363226784;dub;ff is the failing one -81133;1363226796;dub;well its been reported before -81132;1363226803;mircea_popescu;how do you know lol -81131;1363226805;Ukto;what version? I hadnt seen it lol -81130;1363226809;benkay;mircea_popescu: why did you choose to live in romania? -81129;1363226815;Ukto;17.0.1 works fine -81128;1363226817;LameCoin-;for the women -81127;1363226830;mircea_popescu;back in 2007 it became obvious the us is sinking. didn't want to be on that part of the world. had to go somewhere. -81126;1363226834;jurov;Ukto if you resize the width to around 1000-1100px -81125;1363226843;LameCoin-;timisoara is nice its different then the rest of romania -81124;1363226844;jurov;the view asset bar hides -81123;1363226844;Ukto;ahhhh -81122;1363226849;Ukto;i see that -81121;1363226852;dub;19 here, pretty sure it was broke in some previous, goat was having problems a few days ago too -81120;1363226854;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- it's closer to vienna than bucharest indeed. -81119;1363226860;Ukto;yeah, i will get it fixed. -81118;1363226861;Ukto;thanks guys -81117;1363226896;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.72489 = 1.4498 BTC [+] -81116;1363226902;Ukto;oh, i see why -81115;1363226908;Ukto;the top bar spans 2 lines and covers it -81114;1363226910;mircea_popescu;BDB bug ? -81113;1363226910;LameCoin-;mircea: do you think that fork could have been the end of bitcoin? -81112;1363226936;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- that fork itself could have festered if anyone ddosed the attacking pool. -81111;1363226952;mircea_popescu;but not really. the burried problems that caused the fork however most definitely will end btcoin if unadressed. -81110;1363227011;LameCoin-;i really dont like these alternates like litecoin inflating the money supply -81109;1363227025;mircea_popescu;you will have to learn to live with competition. -81108;1363227034;mircea_popescu;it's as unavoidable as rain. -81107;1363227067;benkay;i'm not even convinced we've converged on a codebase -81106;1363227086;mircea_popescu;certainly are not. -81105;1363227106;mircea_popescu;just the butthurt when somebody finally says, wait, you think you people matter ?! -81104;1363227115;mircea_popescu;is ample proof this wasn't even seriously considered, let alone settled. -81103;1363227149;LameCoin-;the development team became to obsessed thinking they are economists and philosophers -81102;1363227165;LameCoin-;nerds should never be given any type of authority -81101;1363227172;mircea_popescu;when they're barely qualified to write code. but anyway : -81100;1363227178;Ukto;hm, i think I will just move terms and conditions to the footer -81099;1363227181;mircea_popescu;preparing for the "too big to fail" arguments, it'll be a warm summer. -81098;1363227186;Ukto;its wasting too much space -81097;1363227196;LameCoin-;mircea what do you mean? -81096;1363227196;BitHub;some of these guys aren't qualified? -81095;1363227216;BitHub;kind of like getting the airport janitor to fly the plane no? -81094;1363227230;benkay;oh be nice -81093;1363227232;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- i mean that's what's coming next, "guise our shit has taken too much blood sweat and tears to be abandoned and we should forever wallow in it" -81092;1363227234;benkay;turbine blade engineer -81091;1363227251;benkay;still should not fly plane. -81090;1363227258;LameCoin-;are you suggesting they wont repair the problems? -81089;1363227271;mircea_popescu;that's what midnightmagic means by concorde fallacy : the mistaken idea that the current codebase is useful because it cost people a lot of money through all the bugs it pushed on them so far. -81088;1363227286;LameCoin-;why cant someone else develop it? -81087;1363227288;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- they would if they could. so far their consensus seems to be they're not smart enough to do it. -81086;1363227294;Bowjob;http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3td1ly/ -81085;1363227306;Bowjob;True story ^. -81084;1363227315;mircea_popescu;lol -81083;1363227324;mircea_popescu;i learned about it when it was 15. bought like 1k worth -81082;1363227324;BitHub;maybe everyone should pitch in a lil btc to pay teh pros -81081;1363227328;mircea_popescu;then it was 2 for a while. -81080;1363227330;Bowjob;I told my friend about it -81079;1363227337;LameCoin-;bowjob: nobody ever buys bottoms -81078;1363227344;Bowjob;now he's like.. can I buy $300 worth? -81077;1363227357;LameCoin-;bowjob: less then 0.1% of bitcoiners actually held coins from $2 to $50 -81076;1363227361;Bowjob;I'm like.. no. I can sell you $100 -81075;1363227366;Bowjob;well -81074;1363227373;midnightmagic;It is applicable to that idea, were it true, yes. -81073;1363227375;Bowjob;it would be nice if you missed all the crashing -81072;1363227376;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- got a figure ? -81071;1363227388;Bowjob;This was when BTC started from 13 to 50 rally -81070;1363227397;Bowjob;it was 17 when i mentioned it -81069;1363227400;LameCoin-;mircea it works the same for any bull market, 1983-2000 dow jones 75% of the public didnt even participate one bit -81068;1363227402;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic do you have the figure for "how much unencrypted wallet.dat" cost ? -81067;1363227416;LameCoin-;everyone got in 1999 -81066;1363227426;Ukto;dub: there, problem fixed -81065;1363227434;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- this is true. i'm just saying, i think a lot more people held btc than .1% -81064;1363227443;LameCoin-;from $2-50 ? -81063;1363227444;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Do you have the figure for how much the encrypted wallet.dat has cost? -81062;1363227447;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- yes. -81061;1363227463;dub;Ukto: <3 -81060;1363227463;LameCoin-;i doubt it go read on bitcoin talk how many sold out after 20-30% gains hoping to buy back in -81059;1363227468;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic sadly power-ranger team has not the time to do any auditing or reporting, so no. -81058;1363227470;LameCoin-;the 10-20 move everyone sold -81057;1363227470;Bowjob;Theres this dude who forgot he had a wallet.dat with lots of coins -81056;1363227479;mircea_popescu;Bowjob you mean bitcoinica ? -81055;1363227487;Ukto;I was tired of seeing that link up there anyways. -81054;1363227488;jurov;Ukto, did you test it in chrome? -81053;1363227491;Bowjob;nah, it was a single person -81052;1363227497;Bowjob;he gave away 350 BTC to reddit users -81051;1363227499;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- do you mean .1% by headcount or by coincount ? -81050;1363227502;Bowjob;i got 5 btc from that stash -81049;1363227507;Ukto;jurov: just did -81048;1363227508;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Always the insults. And how does derogatory statements that are purely derogatory fit under the "telling the truth" umbrella you were espousing earlier? -81047;1363227509;Bowjob;i assume he had thosands -81046;1363227514;jurov;in konqueror+webkit it still does hide -81045;1363227525;Ukto;is the terms still at the top ? -81044;1363227529;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic point of fact is, the only way we know how much implementing it cost is by devteam saying "we spent 5 hours doing this" -81043;1363227531;jurov;but that's fringe browser, never mind -81042;1363227543;jurov;no term si on bottom -81041;1363227550;Ukto;but it acts the same? 0,o -81040;1363227556;Ukto;i will try to check it a bit later -81039;1363227558;LameCoin-;mircea: from my studies of markets, it is very very rare that anyone participates in a huge move -81038;1363227564;Ukto;have to get konqueror -81037;1363227572;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Were you referring to how many bitcoins were lost due to a wallet being easily stolen by a hacker? -81036;1363227574;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- markets in general or bitcoin ? -81035;1363227583;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic yes. -81034;1363227593;Ukto;either way, thanks for letting me know guys. mucho appreciato. :) -81033;1363227599;mircea_popescu;lol appreciato -81032;1363227599;LameCoin-;mircea: considering herding applies to all markets, even bitcoin just go read how many missed the boat on the latest rally over on the forums its astonishing -81031;1363227606;mircea_popescu;donde esta la zapatoria! -81030;1363227608;jurov;Ukto, just get webkit anything, like chromium. konqueror pulls half of kde in. -81029;1363227630;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- it's a weak supposition this, linear generalisation from fiat to bitcoin markets. we're still working at getting the hang of this -81028;1363227640;LameCoin-;how many in here rode bitcoin from $2 to 50 -81027;1363227644;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of paradoxical movement (dub was referring one of the more documented types recentyl) -81026;1363227646;LameCoin-;or even 10 to 50 -81025;1363227654;mircea_popescu;i held over 10k from 2 to 50. -81024;1363227658;mircea_popescu;significantly over 10k. -81023;1363227663;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: So tell me after all these months of vitriol.. how successful have you been at dividing bitcoin into "actual reasonable people" and "worthless" people? -81022;1363227664;mircea_popescu;i know for a fact i'm not the only one. -81021;1363227674;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic months ?! -81020;1363227678;mircea_popescu;fork was yesterday dawg. -81019;1363227695;LameCoin-;mircea if you take a poll of channel you will find it to be a small % -81018;1363227699;midnightmagic;You've been hating on the devs for far longer than that. -81017;1363227704;mircea_popescu;have not. quote. -81016;1363227723;midnightmagic;Uh. Okay. -81015;1363227734;LameCoin-;midnightmagic: well he has a point, the devs have turned into economists and politicians, they are suppose to be coders -81014;1363227750;LameCoin-;midnightmagic: nerds love to give themselves excessive credit when they percieve something going their way -81013;1363227763;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- i know at least a coupla people here who held, so it'd be above 1% for sure :) -81012;1363227790;midnightmagic;LameCoin-: I have no idea how you'd even show that without your hypothesis instantly falling to contradiction. -81011;1363227794;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic you still got any coins minted a year or two ago ? -81010;1363227849;LameCoin-;mircea: what type of market cap are you realstically expecting for bitcoin -81009;1363227855;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Continue as though I do. -81008;1363227869;mircea_popescu;;;calc 2 / 119 -81007;1363227870;gribble;0.0168067226891 -81006;1363227874;mircea_popescu;there lamecoin, 1.6% -81005;1363227882;midnightmagic;1.7.. -81004;1363227895;mircea_popescu;im generous, give him his .1% :p -81003;1363227909;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- re the mkt cap : -81002;1363227922;mircea_popescu;;;google flexibility inflexibility trilema -81001;1363227923;gribble;Voluntary contracts, after a while. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea ...: ; "bernanke put" and the fed's trilemma - Pragmatic Capitalism: ; External factors and Philippine monetary policy - Bank for ...: -81000;1363227929;mircea_popescu;the bah -80999;1363227954;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoin-prices-bitcoin-inflexibility/ -80998;1363227964;mircea_popescu;i'd better start remembering at least the motherfucking titles. -80997;1363228015;LameCoin-;14k per coin is enough to support a 50 trillion dollar global economy assuming everyone uses nothing but bitcoin -80996;1363228059;LameCoin-;so we can assume thousands per coin are not really realistic -80995;1363228067;mircea_popescu;... -80994;1363228085;dub;LameCoin-: remember we can divide the coins further -80993;1363228100;LameCoin-;the current world has a base money supply of about 4 trillion -80992;1363228125;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- notional derivative trade is literally boundless. -80991;1363228133;LameCoin-;thats not money -80990;1363228135;jurov;dub, that could end up akin to "oh we can add some bits to internet address later" -80989;1363228138;mircea_popescu;if it settles in bitcoin it doesn't even matter if the world uses zimbabwe dollars. -80988;1363228148;mircea_popescu;jurov it definitely will, -80987;1363228161;mircea_popescu;but that's a minor point comparing to the other hairs sticking out of the code -80986;1363228166;dub;jurov: it'd require a fork yea -80985;1363228246;dub;one would hope it isnt going to require as many forlifts as your example -80984;1363228249;LameCoin-;the balance of macroeconomic power will never shift from the west in our lifetime -80983;1363228259;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- it's shifted already, forget it. -80982;1363228276;mircea_popescu;"the west" is a bit player. -80981;1363228276;LameCoin-;mircea: how so? can you name any innovations/products you actually use from the east? -80980;1363228288;mircea_popescu;products are not the point. you were discussing macroeconomy. -80979;1363228294;dub;forklifts* -80978;1363228301;BitHub;rice -80977;1363228302;LameCoin-;the east has nothing to offer to be honest -80976;1363228306;mircea_popescu;to you. -80975;1363228319;mircea_popescu;the problem seems to be you're mingling a lot of assumptions crafted for comfort into your estimations. -80974;1363228328;LameCoin-;china with 1.6billion people has *0* worldwide brands -80973;1363228343;LameCoin-;the only ones they have were purchased from the west ie lenovo -80972;1363228346;mircea_popescu;LameCoin- because by "worldwide" you count a pool of 2-300mn people nobody cares abnout. -80971;1363228355;BitHub;who needs brands when ya making money -80970;1363228360;mircea_popescu;fact is, the us has zero worldwide brands in the sense that china has baidu and doesn't care about google. -80969;1363228363;LameCoin-;bithub but they arent making money -80968;1363228372;LameCoin-;most asian companies have aweful ROI -80967;1363228372;mircea_popescu;o boy. -80966;1363228383;BitHub;is that why they own most of usa's debt? -80965;1363228384;mircea_popescu;dude. macroeconomy! balance of trade! -80964;1363228404;LameCoin-;bithub: thats because they recycle it through debasement of their own currency -80963;1363228411;mircea_popescu;0.0 -80962;1363228417;LameCoin-;mircea: the balance of trade in the EU is positive. -80961;1363228422;BitHub;west isn't even using m-wallets or m-commerce yet -80960;1363228425;mircea_popescu;the stakes just got too high for my blood in this convo. -80959;1363228438;LameCoin-;the US balance of trade is mostly energy -80958;1363228471;LameCoin-;asians are running modern day versions of mercantalism -80957;1363228491;LameCoin-;they think the way to prosperity is subsidizing exports in order to accumulate intrinsically worthless dollars -80956;1363228510;BitHub;don't hate -80955;1363228516;LameCoin-;read what happend to the british when they believed in mercantalism -80954;1363228525;BitHub;we're making money over ere -80953;1363228545;LameCoin-;once again, most asians firms have absolutely aweful ROI's -80952;1363228546;BitHub;asia baby -80951;1363228566;BitHub;buying up usa's debt -80950;1363228616;LameCoin-;if the balance of power was shifting to the east we would all be using asian brands and praising asian innovations -80949;1363228620;LameCoin-;none of that is occuring -80948;1363228630;mircea_popescu;every item you currently use was made in asia. -80947;1363228631;LameCoin-;only low end manufacturing comes out of china -80946;1363228640;mircea_popescu;your asian cultural masters slapped an american looking label on it -80945;1363228640;LameCoin-;mircea: wrong, only the lowest tech -80944;1363228645;mircea_popescu;and you're superficial enough for that to work. -80943;1363228653;BitHub;haha -80942;1363228665;LameCoin-;the largest exporter in the world per capita is actually germany -80941;1363228672;BitHub;its true, its a good trick -80940;1363228673;mircea_popescu;even when it came to it, asian firms delivered mining asics -80939;1363228680;mircea_popescu;american firms are still suckingtheir thumb. -80938;1363228682;LameCoin-;they didnt innovate them -80937;1363228690;LameCoin-;they only were capable of producing them -80936;1363228693;BitHub;but they delivered them -80935;1363228700;BitHub;what's blf doing again? -80934;1363228706;Bowjob;not shipping -80933;1363228707;LameCoin-;because they have low end manufacturing capability -80932;1363228710;BitHub;asking for more money? -80931;1363228713;LameCoin-;put it this way -80930;1363228723;LameCoin-;when mercedes builds a 100k vehicle in a day -80929;1363228736;LameCoin-;an asian manufacturer has to produce a months worth+ of low end trinkets -80928;1363228741;LameCoin-;to exchange for the good -80927;1363228756;LameCoin-;asian productivity is extremely low -80926;1363228769;mircea_popescu;dude. srsly. -80925;1363228779;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is mined on asian designed, asian produced, asian delivered asics. -80924;1363228788;mircea_popescu;forget it already, you're running with a dead horse. -80923;1363228792;BitHub;mtgox is in asia now btw -80922;1363228794;BitHub;lulz -80921;1363228798;LameCoin-;yea japan -80920;1363228815;mircea_popescu;inb4 "japan is really just further west" -80919;1363228820;LameCoin-;japans entire manufacturing infrastructure was developed from western instruction after WW2 -80918;1363228824;BitHub;nah i dont really care i love both the west and asia -80917;1363228827;LameCoin-;they just excell at implementation -80916;1363228833;LameCoin-;again 0 innovation -80915;1363228838;mircea_popescu;sigh. -80914;1363228846;BitHub;they both got great girls -80913;1363228864;LameCoin-;name a product innovated from japan? -80912;1363228870;Bowjob;anime -80911;1363228880;Bowjob;sushi -80910;1363228881;BitHub;fuji -80909;1363228883;mircea_popescu;"it's not a worldwide brand" -80908;1363228886;Bowjob;gundams -80907;1363228887;BitHub;bukakke -80906;1363228893;LameCoin-;all electronics were EU tech, that the japanese perfected -80905;1363228896;Bowjob;bukakke noodles are delicious -80904;1363228896;mircea_popescu;pasty-ass kids just jack off to it that's all. -80903;1363228903;BitHub;used ladies panty vending machines -80902;1363228903;Bowjob;ps1,2,3, and 4 -80901;1363228910;Bowjob;yeah i forgot about that -80900;1363228910;BitHub;handjob machine -80899;1363228922;Bowjob;live sushi -80898;1363228925;BitHub;the shaw brothers -80897;1363228926;Bowjob;where they serve live fish -80896;1363228929;mircea_popescu;Bowjob sony is not a global brand stfu -80895;1363228933;LameCoin-;as i stated before, if asians were going to rule we would be in awe at all the asian brands\innovations around us -80894;1363228934;BitHub;kill bill -80893;1363228936;Bowjob;lol -80892;1363228936;LameCoin-;fact is none of them exist -80891;1363228951;BitHub;you're just racist LameCoin -80890;1363228958;BitHub;jealous of asia or something -80889;1363228959;mircea_popescu;more like ostrichist -80888;1363228967;dub;asia survive with brute force, they add little value overwall -80887;1363228968;LameCoin-;im just stating its a myth that the east is taking anything over -80886;1363228971;Bowjob;they invented engrish as well -80885;1363228976;LameCoin-;dub: exactly -80884;1363228994;mircea_popescu;dub typical scotsman argument. -80883;1363229003;mircea_popescu;this is like saying mpex doesn't add value because css. -80882;1363229012;mircea_popescu;things don't work that way, you don't get to define what value is. -80881;1363229023;BitHub;its like saying the scottish and welsh and irish add no value to britian -80880;1363229024;LameCoin-;the only value asia added was providing cheap manufacturing facilities -80879;1363229027;dub;all of these tech innovators you ascribe have higher suicide rates in their sweatshops than american unemployment -80878;1363229041;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 1.75 = 10.5 BTC [+] -80877;1363229047;LameCoin-;there are no tech innovators coming out of asia -80876;1363229051;dub;it will cease to scale at some point -80875;1363229055;mircea_popescu;dub and maybe that's a good thing. -80874;1363229055;LameCoin-;its only primitive manufacturing -80873;1363229071;LameCoin-;they dont even have the capacity for advanced manufacturing ie germany style -80872;1363229084;mircea_popescu;dude omfg stop with the bs already -80871;1363229092;mircea_popescu;all harddrives in the world are made in the same azn river bank -80870;1363229092;LameCoin-;how is it bs? -80869;1363229095;mircea_popescu;when that floods the price doubles. -80868;1363229097;LameCoin-;yea and? -80867;1363229105;mircea_popescu;all memory is made there. all semiconductors are produced in asia -80866;1363229107;LameCoin-;putting a HD together is LOW end manufacturing -80865;1363229121;mircea_popescu;you're from a different future. -80864;1363229158;BitHub;who needs to innvoate when you can rip everything off -80863;1363229186;dub;thats edge case shit, they produce tech because we did the maff and worked out it was cheaper to let them do it -80862;1363229197;BitHub;isn't that what Hollywood did to John WOO? -80861;1363229204;mircea_popescu;myea. -80860;1363229210;mircea_popescu;the first step to own your master is copy him. -80859;1363229239;mircea_popescu;Ukto https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138919.0 -80858;1363229256;BitHub;every good 90's action hollywood film wouldn't exists if they didn't rip off HK cinema -80857;1363229274;mircea_popescu;coingenuity https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152658.0 -80856;1363229280;mircea_popescu;are you like, being attacked or something ? -80855;1363229295;BitHub;yeah till 97 -80854;1363229297;BitHub;i remember -80853;1363229384;BitHub;and the west offers shitty products you don't need? -80852;1363229402;BitHub;like shake weight -80851;1363229486;dub;like spray on cheese and tube fish -80850;1363229530;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72489 BTC [+] -80849;1363229561;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72489 BTC [+] -80848;1363229567;Ukto;thanks mircea_popescu -80847;1363229733;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.00999 = 0.0999 BTC [+] -80846;1363230071;Namworld;[20:52] i think the worst thing that can happen to bitcoin is inflation of money supply through many pointless forks being created -80845;1363230102;Namworld;what do you mean? There's many forks and they're mostly valueless -80844;1363230229;kakobrekla;> trusted BitcoinTalk member < theres such thing?? -80843;1363230471;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i trust people on there to deliver prime comedy -80842;1363230495;kakobrekla;man you always know how to short it. -80841;1363230583;dub;a_meteorite: because bitcoin -80840;1363230589;dub;what teh fuck -80839;1363230594;dub;LameCoin-: ^ -80838;1363230632;dub;LameCoin-: because bitcoin idiots (perhaps more dconcise) -80837;1363230691;dub;I swear my typing really isnt this bad, make way less errors on local terminals, im blaming synergy -80836;1363230724;mircea_popescu;blame sensodyne integrated node. -80835;1363230833;dub;I'd blame the corporate notwork except it happens at home too -80834;1363230900;dub;because they got their bitcoin selling guns on SR -80833;1363230957;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -80832;1363230958;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.110910892487 seconds -80831;1363231022;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P370T] 900 @ 0.03297065 = 29.6736 BTC [-] -80830;1363231118;kakobrekla;this one is going nice too https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152784.msg1622255;topicseen#msg1622255 -80829;1363231135;kakobrekla;no more margin on 1broker, icbit it lost in space -80828;1363231165;mircea_popescu;Actually there is a closing trade fee now for April and later contracts! -80827;1363231165;mircea_popescu;They added that in an attempt to force people out of their positions rather than just sitting on them; they claim it'll aid liquidity. Greedy. -80826;1363231166;mircea_popescu;lmao -80825;1363231180;mircea_popescu;basically... they fixed the site to stop cheating after i slapped them last year -80824;1363231184;mircea_popescu;but tht didn't make much money -80823;1363231185;mircea_popescu;so... -80822;1363231201;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.7999 = 8.9995 BTC [+] -80821;1363231201;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.8 = 5.4 BTC [+] -80820;1363231336;kakobrekla;while bit4x traded over 50mio units on fx :p -80819;1363231357;kakobrekla;its gonna get a lot wilder with dbtc -80818;1363231361;mircea_popescu;what's that, 5mn usd notional ? -80817;1363231389;kakobrekla;hm id have to check dat -80816;1363231973;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 16 @ 0.72489 = 11.5982 BTC [+] -80815;1363232021;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.JUN] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [+] -80814;1363232024;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.724999 = 2.9 BTC [+] -80813;1363232084;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.724999 = 4.35 BTC [+] -80812;1363232164;jborkl;so asicminer market cap is approx 13 million usd.:( -80811;1363232219;BitHub;is that bad? -80810;1363232235;BitHub;should i sell? -80809;1363232259;jborkl;didnt we already see that show ,didnt it start with g and end with a s -80808;1363232277;kakobrekla;gas? -80807;1363232295;jborkl;reruns are kinda boring -80806;1363232321;BitHub;good times? -80805;1363232340;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.8 = 9 BTC [+] -80804;1363232342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.8 = 3.6 BTC [+] -80803;1363232405;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 22 @ 0.725 = 15.95 BTC [+] -80802;1363232494;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 29 @ 0.7679 = 22.2691 BTC [+] -80801;1363232608;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7679 = 1.5358 BTC [+] -80800;1363232799;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 23 @ 0.7679 = 17.6617 BTC [+] -80799;1363232986;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.768 = 3.84 BTC [+] -80798;1363233099;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer.pt -80797;1363233101;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -80796;1363233102;assbot;I haven't understood a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word. -80795;1363233102;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.03104, Best ask: 47.18000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14896, Last trade: 47.18000, 24 hour volume: 49293.76971465, 24 hour low: 44.80000, 24 hour high: 47.35000, 24 hour vwap: 46.58184 -80794;1363233103;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769999 BTC [+] -80793;1363233107;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -80792;1363233110;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.695 / 0.7171 / 0.768 (437 shares, 313.4 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.71809 / 1 (1361 shares, 977.3 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.69841 / 1 (1915 shares, 1337.4 BTC) -80791;1363233120;mircea_popescu;;;calc 46.58184 * 400000* 0.69841 -80790;1363233121;gribble;13013289.1498 -80789;1363233125;mircea_popescu;13 on the dot! -80788;1363233144;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -80787;1363233146;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00515 / 0.00597371 / 0.00599987 (976 shares, 5.83 BTC), 7D: 0.00413 / 0.00526468 / 0.006 (140672 shares, 740.59 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00613969 / 0.0069 (2440740 shares, 14,985.40 BTC) -80786;1363233166;mircea_popescu;;;calc 46.58184 *100000000 * 0.00613969 -80785;1363233167;gribble;28599805.723 -80784;1363233170;mircea_popescu;moar! -80783;1363233174;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7679 BTC [-] -80782;1363233181;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.57 = 1.14 BTC [+] -80781;1363233361;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.83 = 5.49 BTC [+] -80780;1363233370;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.769999 = 6.93 BTC [+] -80779;1363233372;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 0.77 = 10.01 BTC [+] -80778;1363233382;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.77 = 15.4 BTC [+] -80777;1363233442;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.00579 = 0.0579 BTC [+] -80776;1363233566;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -80775;1363233639;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 60 @ 0.2599 = 15.594 BTC [+] -80774;1363233819;mircea_popescu;The Obama administration is drawing up plans to give all U.S. spy agencies full access to a massive database that contains financial data on American citizens and others who bank in the country, according to a Treasury Department document seen by Reuters. -80773;1363233827;mircea_popescu;le lol. -80772;1363233845;BitHub;fuck mircea -80771;1363233864;BitHub;i think they decided to give up on google and apple -80770;1363233881;BitHub;and just go after the citazens again and get their taxes -80769;1363233945;mircea_popescu;yawell -80768;1363233975;BitHub;alot of USD bitcoiners about to get fucked -80767;1363234121;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -80766;1363234148;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 1000 @ 0.04438197 = 44.382 BTC [-] -80765;1363234150;Diablo-D3;heh I guess asicminer is going weekly dividends -80764;1363234251;BitHub;some of these companies its hardly worth risking 50btc every month to get a lil div. -80763;1363234342;Diablo-D3;BitHub: asicminer is the only company I'm really trusting atm -80762;1363234375;BitHub;want to buy some more of their shares? -80761;1363234382;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.725 = 2.9 BTC [-] -80760;1363234384;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.725 = 1.45 BTC [-] -80759;1363234385;BitHub;i'm looking for a 1btc each exit -80758;1363234399;BitHub;lil high -80757;1363234458;BitHub;bbs, pm me d3 if intrested. -80756;1363234459;Bowjob;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VPzw7bcfpw -80755;1363234464;Bowjob;Sell buttocins according to this dude -80754;1363234539;Diablo-D3;BitHub: not interested at this time -80753;1363234757;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 75 @ 0.00688 = 0.516 BTC [+] -80752;1363234950;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 22 @ 0.00688 = 0.1514 BTC [+] -80751;1363235058;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.000705 = 0.0071 BTC [+] -80750;1363235172;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 6 @ 0.00579 = 0.0347 BTC [+] -80749;1363235262;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4 @ 0.000706 = 0.0028 BTC [+] -80748;1363235361;ThickAsThieves;anything interesting happen today? -80747;1363235412;mircea_popescu;notrly -80746;1363235445;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 27 @ 0.000707 = 0.0191 BTC [+] -80745;1363235597;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 750 @ 0.04420293 = 33.1522 BTC [-] -80744;1363235713;Troic;well, etoro wants to join the fun but report all back to govt, old poker news rehashed, +ve bloomberg coverage and that malta fund thingy has new cringetastic site. -80743;1363235755;mircea_popescu;Troic apt summary. -80742;1363235877;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152892.msg1622460#msg1622460 -80741;1363236002;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.2599 = 0.5198 BTC [+] -80740;1363236849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 240 @ 0.00569985 = 1.368 BTC [-] -80739;1363236883;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P410T] 600 @ 0.05846793 = 35.0808 BTC [-] -80738;1363237030;Bowjob;;;ticker -80737;1363237031;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.68902, Best ask: 47.68943, Bid-ask spread: 0.00041, Last trade: 47.68901, 24 hour volume: 49887.21742911, 24 hour low: 45.00000, 24 hour high: 47.68901, 24 hour vwap: 46.70191 -80736;1363237035;Bowjob;gearing up for $48 woo -80735;1363237128;Namworld;Damned... -80734;1363237190;Bowjob;i look forward to the day I can pay with some of my expensive meals with 0.1 BTC -80733;1363237279;Namworld;eheh -80732;1363237289;Namworld;For now it affords some fastfood snack -80731;1363237392;Bowjob;yeap -80730;1363237420;Bowjob;http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3td1ly/ -80729;1363237424;Bowjob;my friend -80728;1363237424;Bowjob;lol -80727;1363237428;Bowjob;true story -80726;1363237429;dub;whats and expensive meal? -80725;1363237429;Bowjob;3 -80724;1363237439;Bowjob;$200, for 2 person -80723;1363237451;Bowjob;thats my average price -80722;1363237455;dub;I was gonna say $200 for 1 is starting to get pricey -80721;1363237488;Bowjob;its for 2 -80720;1363237502;dub;though one of my regular haunts has $1/gram steak minimum 200g -80719;1363237514;dub;thats just he steak too, sides/sauce etc is extra -80718;1363237529;Bowjob;if its $1 a gram, it better be kobe beef -80717;1363237535;Bowjob;not some americanized wagyu steak -80716;1363237538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00599986 BTC [+] -80715;1363237548;dub;its wagyu -80714;1363237561;Bowjob;from where tho -80713;1363237588;dub;I want to say australia but I can't remember -80712;1363237591;dub;might be japan -80711;1363237601;Bowjob;theres a ban on export of kobe beef -80710;1363237605;Bowjob;so it cant be from japan -80709;1363237615;Bowjob;most likely australia or america -80708;1363237678;dub;paid $1500 for a table of 5 a little while ago, with plenty of booze -80707;1363237708;Bowjob;actually, i got my info wrong japan lifted the ban on kobe beef -80706;1363237718;Bowjob;but it's still ultra rare in north america -80705;1363237742;Bowjob;i had american wagyu, it was delicious.. I wanna try the real thing one day -80704;1363237771;mircea_popescu;pork ftw. -80703;1363237791;dub;pork is shit -80702;1363237830;dub;even type-o's can't process that shit properly -80701;1363237978;ThickAsThieves;honestly i dont miss meat at all -80700;1363238290;dub;y u no eat meat? -80699;1363238318;benkay;aww blacktape where u goins? -80698;1363238322;dub;my buddy has a good excuse 'I don't eat anything that has to shit' -80697;1363238323;benkay;there u iz. -80696;1363238417;ThickAsThieves;for every reason really -80695;1363238459;ThickAsThieves;also smoked cigs for 10 yrs and quit -80694;1363238474;ThickAsThieves;just stuff i dont need or want -80693;1363238478;ThickAsThieves;anymore -80692;1363238487;ThickAsThieves;on to new vices -80691;1363238501;dub;I kicked smoking and most drugs -80690;1363238526;dub;none of my vego friends are particularly healthy -80689;1363238550;dub;they still shitty food -80688;1363238550;ThickAsThieves;i'm no supermodel, but thats mostly cuz i'm on the computer too much -80687;1363238557;dub;eat* -80686;1363238559;ThickAsThieves;doc says i'm fine -80685;1363238581;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.55 = 3.3 BTC [-] -80684;1363238609;ThickAsThieves;anywho -80683;1363238616;ThickAsThieves;i think BFL will ship this month -80682;1363238667;dub;because they are flying Luke-Jr out to make the software work? -80681;1363238737;dub;given that they have not reached out to ask upgraders to return fpgas I doubt it -80680;1363238796;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3 @ 0.0055 = 0.0165 BTC [-] -80679;1363238868;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.005 BTC [-] -80678;1363238870;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 50 @ 0.005 = 0.25 BTC [-] -80677;1363238872;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 449 @ 0.005 = 2.245 BTC [-] -80676;1363239249;benkay;hey mircae_popescu: what will your new method for getting order id's out to brokers be? -80675;1363239255;benkay;i'm reading your feb 2013 "innards" post -80674;1363239292;benkay;and how does that manifest as a significant pain point? i haven't noticed a significant lag between when people post orders and when the pastebin goes up -80673;1363239766;mircea_popescu;im not sure what the question is -80672;1363239776;benkay;hang on -80671;1363239795;benkay;It doesn’t currently even know what id that order will receive in the trade engine, which is even more inconvenient for brokers that handle multiple customer accounts (but we’re working on a way to significantly mitigate this, which will be the next major update barring exigent necessity). -80670;1363239805;benkay;so a) what is new method -80669;1363239844;benkay;and b) not really a question but this is a pain point for people? just wait ten seconds for order id to get returned. -80668;1363239976;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: yeah, lots of crazy people -80667;1363240019;mircea_popescu;coingenuity is it an organised effort is my question -80666;1363240055;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: no idea, i work 20 hour days so i dont really pay attention to forums -80665;1363240078;coingenuity;mircea_popescu: as far as i'm concerned, there's nothing of note to read there anyway... just a bunch of bitcoin-tabloid type topics bout nothing :/ -80664;1363240101;mircea_popescu;coingenuity i have people paid to pay attention and i have people paid to man the watchtowers for me. -80663;1363240110;mircea_popescu;paranoia ftw. -80662;1363240130;mircea_popescu;benkay superficially it is not a problem, but on the old system (before the previous upgrade) there existed windows of a few minutes between when the trade engine executed and when the web proxies reported. -80661;1363240133;kakobrekla;wtf is this horse shit https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152910.0 -80660;1363240136;mircea_popescu;on one occasion this window was like one hour -80659;1363240152;mircea_popescu;it obviously couldn't go on. -80658;1363240177;mircea_popescu;the solution basically allows the person putting in the order to compute a hash of it and then identify it in their execution reports. -80657;1363240184;benkay;neat! -80656;1363240215;benkay;also thank you. -80655;1363240220;mircea_popescu;at the present time it only works if your order hits the book -80654;1363240244;mircea_popescu;i am considering expanding it to work both ways and fully identify trades but there's also performance issues to consider and a whole keboodle. -80653;1363240252;mircea_popescu;anyway. working on it as they say. -80652;1363240343;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol continued support -80651;1363240397;dub;pokey as in Magical Pokey Usagi? -80650;1363240399;kakobrekla;and whats with the people funding fiat investments with bitcoin -80649;1363240403;kakobrekla;are they brain dead -80648;1363240424;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yes, well... -80647;1363240500;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -80646;1363240673;benkay;meh. let brokers track their own orders. -80645;1363240922;mircea_popescu;well ideally they should, but -80644;1363241314;Ukto;[21:21] i think BFL will ship this month <-- I see your putting your mouth where your money is. ;) -80643;1363241316;Ukto;j/k -80642;1363241419;kakobrekla;Beauxe : Newbie : Re: Bitcoin Businesses and Developers, Let's Get Started! : Today at 04:07:51 AM -80641;1363241422;kakobrekla;I have run and started commodity exchanges. I am currently running one and would like to apply our technology and knowledge to bit coin. There is a decent possibility we may be able to list futures and other derivatives around BTC and LTC. Please whitelist me. -80640;1363241444;kakobrekla;fuck me. -80639;1363241678;mircea_popescu;sigh. -80638;1363241693;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla better start with the See here links -80637;1363241714;benkay;mircae how did you get into the business of starting an exchange? -80636;1363241726;kakobrekla;assbot would say 'you actions are useless' -80635;1363241806;BitHub;Bit Coins -80634;1363241809;BitHub;heh -80633;1363241881;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [-] -80632;1363241889;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [-] -80631;1363241909;benkay;smoke break on train! -80630;1363241913;benkay;i'm out -80629;1363242007;mircea_popescu;why does he keep calling me mircae -80628;1363242078;kakobrekla;http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-U-G1FRmhtkQ/TtHOfdeKaII/AAAAAAAAAEs/H7GY4kqmG88/s1600/EhgJk.jpg -80627;1363242087;mircea_popescu;the day you find there's a new pope from this bitcoi nbetting site you're involved with -80626;1363242115;mircea_popescu;ya kakotrolka , i'm sure that's what it is. -80625;1363242124;kakobrekla;:) -80624;1363242138;mircea_popescu;"our technologies" -80623;1363242152;mircea_popescu;people are basically in the middle ages, they;'d like to apply their potions and salves -80622;1363242155;mircea_popescu;to bitcoin! -80621;1363242422;mircea_popescu;meanwhile im trolling sarah silverman. curious how this goes. -80620;1363242454;BitHub;heh really? -80619;1363242510;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/312057153810755586 -80618;1363242541;mircea_popescu;in my experience nothing burns the retarded left more than pointing out that their bullshit is mostly dreamed up. -80617;1363242555;mircea_popescu;i guess it must remind them of their parents or something. -80616;1363242562;BitHub;hah maybe she's trolling? -80615;1363242594;BitHub;seems like something she would do -80614;1363242619;BitHub;nice background pic hehe -80613;1363242621;mircea_popescu;a contest! -80612;1363242636;toffoo;any background story behind your twitter wallpaper photo mircea? -80611;1363242640;mircea_popescu;i didn't even notice, what's she got ? -80610;1363242647;mircea_popescu;a puppy oh -80609;1363242658;toffoo;i meant yours -80608;1363242659;BitHub;oh i thought it was mircea walking down the street -80607;1363242668;mircea_popescu;mkay i guess i grep the logs. -80606;1363242680;BitHub;you know who's fun to troll on twitter? Kanye West -80605;1363242692;BitHub;because he'll actually take it serious and reply and go on about it -80604;1363242789;BitHub;she was pretty hot in those seinfeld eps -80603;1363242803;mircea_popescu;wait. kayne west is female ?! -80602;1363242832;mircea_popescu;toffoo too lazy to grep this monstrous 2mb log. basically, me in mexico walking down the street eatin' chocolates -80601;1363242836;mircea_popescu;out of my european caryall -80600;1363242841;BitHub;heh duh -80599;1363242841;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.56899999 BTC [+] -80598;1363242842;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.569 BTC [+] -80597;1363242863;mircea_popescu;it's a dude gtfo -80596;1363242873;BitHub;its a gayfish -80595;1363242896;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P410T] 600 @ 0.05716318 = 34.2979 BTC [-] -80594;1363242924;BitHub;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nE7eofIeD4 -80593;1363242942;BitHub;top 5 gayfish moments -80592;1363242980;toffoo;"it's not a purse, it's european"? -80591;1363242993;mircea_popescu;yeh -80590;1363243174;nanotube;mircea_popescu: update the faq and s/oldkeyid/newkeyid/. you changed it at the top, but oldkeyid persists further down. -80589;1363243181;nanotube;the mpex faq, that is. -80588;1363243193;mircea_popescu;nanotube yup, it's in process -80587;1363243248;nanotube;mk. -80586;1363243274;coingenuity;Ukto: hm, bfl? -80585;1363243296;Ukto;coingenuity: check your pms -80584;1363243299;Ukto;old fart -80583;1363243867;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.0139 BTC [-] -80582;1363243916;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [+] -80581;1363243979;mircea_popescu;4 line quit message ? that guy should be klined -80580;1363243991;grubles;right? -80579;1363244000;mircea_popescu;totally. -80578;1363244049;grubles;mircea_popescu is there a way you can check if my account is active still -80577;1363244069;mircea_popescu;sure -80576;1363244074;mircea_popescu;;;ident grubles -80575;1363244075;gribble;Nick 'grubles', with hostmask 'grubles!~buttsniff@unaffiliated/grubles', is not identified. -80574;1363244086;mircea_popescu;you'll have to id -80573;1363244095;grubles;np -80572;1363244121;grubles;;;ident -80571;1363244121;gribble;You are identified as user grubles, with GPG key id DDA96139C85CA43C, key fingerprint E02F7FF6CF582669BB266B53DDA96139C85CA43C, and bitcoin address 1DYVwy7Ru7fJ8HwwoL5VHTUR5jCWG38JPk -80570;1363244194;mircea_popescu;grubles yup. -80569;1363244217;grubles;kewl thanks -80568;1363244578;mircea_popescu;!help -80567;1363244579;assbot;List of commands: -80566;1363244580;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -80565;1363244581;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -80564;1363244586;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -80563;1363244588;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00076706 / 0.00076706 / 0.00076706 (5000 shares, 3.84 BTC), 7D: 0.00067334 / 0.00074201 / 0.00076718 (903469 shares, 670.39 BTC), 30D: 0.00061614 / 0.00069343 / 0.00078628 (45613856 shares, 31,630.07 BTC) -80562;1363244610;mircea_popescu;!mp http://dpaste.com/ijustmadethisup -80561;1363244611;assbot;Processing. -80560;1363244613;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1022369/plain/ -80559;1363244630;mircea_popescu;;;ident assbot -80558;1363244631;gribble;Nick 'assbot', with hostmask 'assbot!~assbot@unaffiliated/kakobrekla/bot/assbot', is not identified. -80557;1363244641;mircea_popescu;;;ident mpexbot -80556;1363244641;gribble;Nick 'mpexbot', with hostmask 'mpexbot!~supybot@unaffiliated/smickles/bot/mpexbot', is not identified. -80555;1363244652;grubles;spam -80554;1363244657;mircea_popescu;hehe im writing an article -80553;1363244660;mircea_popescu;$help -80552;1363244660;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (help [] []) -- This command gives a useful description of what does. is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin. -80551;1363244672;mircea_popescu;$help post -80550;1363244673;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (post ) -- Supply a pastebin paste key containing a signed and encrypted MPEx command. Respondes with a pastebin URL with MPEx's response. -80549;1363244684;mircea_popescu;$help vwap -80548;1363244684;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (vwap []) -- Returns a pastebin link with all available market data, excepting depth. If an MPSIC is specified, returns only the data relevant to that MPSIC in IRC. -80547;1363244687;mircea_popescu;$help depth -80546;1363244687;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: (depth []) -- Returns the full market depth. If an MPSIC is specified, returns only the depth of the specified MPSIC in IRC. -80545;1363244693;mircea_popescu;$help proxies -80544;1363244693;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -80543;1363244704;mircea_popescu;$post ijustmadethisup -80542;1363244706;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -80541;1363244708;mircea_popescu;orly ?! -80540;1363244711;mircea_popescu;$post 12455 -80539;1363244713;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -80538;1363244715;mircea_popescu;heh. -80537;1363244723;benkay;*claps* -80536;1363244728;mircea_popescu;$post qU4hTtcP -80535;1363244730;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/fyMWzm04 -80534;1363244745;mircea_popescu;$vwap O.BTCUSD.P750T -80533;1363244746;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: {u'7d': {u'cnt': u'5', u'min': u'79079695', u'max': u'90144085', u'vsa': u'216644138243', u'vsh': u'2408', u'avg': u'89968495.9481'}, u'30d': {u'cnt': u'33', u'min': u'79079695', u'max': u'153153505', u'vsa': u'3065600173348', u'vsh': u'28783', u'avg': u'106507319.367'}, u'1d': {u'cnt': u'', u'min': u'', u'max': u'', u'vsa': u'', u'vsh': u'', u'avg': u''}} -80532;1363244757;mircea_popescu;$depth S.BBET -80531;1363244758;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Bids: ['300 @ 150000', '500 @ 140000', '1000 @ 130000', '1000 @ 120010', '5000 @ 120000'] -80530;1363244759;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['300 @ 181000', '500 @ 183000', '1000 @ 185000', '3000 @ 190000', '2210 @ 197000'] -80529;1363244764;mircea_popescu;$proxies -80528;1363244765;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com", "http://mpex6.coinbr.com"] -80527;1363244797;mircea_popescu;ok sorry for spam everyone, documenting this. -80526;1363244850;benkay;dev team thinks tests are silly -80525;1363244862;grubles;lul -80524;1363244870;benkay;mpex runs tests on production in public -80523;1363244875;benkay;wild west i tell you -80522;1363244875;mircea_popescu;basically i can't shake this tom green image from my head. -80521;1363244887;mircea_popescu;you know what scene when he delivers a baby in the messiest way possible -80520;1363244891;grubles;theyre too busy polishing their shiny new avalon asics -80519;1363244894;mircea_popescu;and then proceeds to yammer that he "Saved the day" -80518;1363244901;mircea_popescu;and "they have a problem with heroes around here" ? -80517;1363244910;grubles;tom green was funny when i was in middle school -80516;1363244932;mircea_popescu;grubles which is why he's so adequate in this discussion -80515;1363244933;grubles;except freddy got fingered -80514;1363244969;benkay;chorus: "go do it yourself!" -80513;1363244990;grubles;there can be alternates but they wont have the bitcoin mafia i mean foundation backing them -80512;1363245122;grubles;itll just be a fork -80511;1363245125;grubles;i think? -80510;1363245125;benkay;it's complicated -80509;1363245126;benkay;don't worry -80508;1363245134;benkay;51% controls things -80507;1363245140;grubles;people will either have to accept one client over another -80506;1363245144;benkay;this time the devs convinced the miners to do things their way. -80505;1363245155;benkay;this may not always be the case. -80504;1363245177;benkay;especially when power begins to concentrate behind people who understand how open platforms are supposed to work -80503;1363245198;benkay;or people with lots of money -80502;1363245201;mircea_popescu;benkay moreover, especially as people with actual skin in the game start to emerge. -80501;1363245210;mircea_popescu;currently the miners are more in it for the bragging rights than for the money -80500;1363245216;benkay;not really -80499;1363245217;benkay;think cambrian explosion of bitcointech -80498;1363245218;mircea_popescu;this makes for a very dysfunctional lord of the flies environment -80497;1363245244;benkay;monoculture bad -80496;1363245247;benkay;say it with me -80495;1363245249;benkay;monoculture bad -80494;1363245251;benkay;fragile -80493;1363245271;benkay;centralized. -80492;1363245369;benkay;interoperability is typically important -80491;1363245408;benkay;but beyond my pay grade tbh -80490;1363245408;benkay;slash skill level -80489;1363245408;benkay;to comment on that. -80488;1363245448;benkay;also it's *inevitable* that the chain fork and fuck some people eventually -80487;1363245457;benkay;people all want reward and no risk -80486;1363245471;benkay;best have good tech, homeboy -80485;1363245480;benkay;but it's cool for now -80484;1363245492;benkay;the people who appreciate well engineered things will quietly keep their shit regular -80483;1363245508;benkay;while the rest of the plebnet falls further and further behind -80482;1363245512;benkay;till one day -80481;1363245512;benkay;fork -80480;1363245522;benkay;recreational miners are fucked -80479;1363245533;mircea_popescu;this is actually a pretty bad future benkay -80478;1363245547;mircea_popescu;and one that is very probable if people stuck to the sort of nonsense evertyone's used to. -80477;1363245553;mircea_popescu;but i shall endeavour to break that. -80476;1363245614;benkay;no it's a possibility though -80475;1363245623;benkay;i think the system is multistable -80474;1363245637;benkay;mp wants to drive it to one place -80473;1363245661;benkay;devs don't have a vision -80472;1363245772;assbot;quest for vision is a great blessing. -80471;1363245798;mircea_popescu;i want to drive what where ?! -80470;1363245857;corpsan;benkay: lol plebnet -80469;1363246577;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 150 @ 0.005 = 0.75 BTC [-] -80468;1363246607;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [+] -80467;1363247445;kakobrekla;http://i45.tinypic.com/21m5ky9.png -80466;1363247448;kakobrekla;are they so desperate? -80465;1363247520;BingoBongo;Wow, kakobrekla; I thought I was planning something stupid... -80464;1363247621;BingoBongo;Today in a moment of weakness I was tempted to register on the WOT and start cloning the late Intrade so I could supply idiots with the Bucketshop that they need -80463;1363247639;kakobrekla;what stopped you? -80462;1363247670;BingoBongo;Whiskey Redbulls -80461;1363247683;BingoBongo;also trip to the East Side -80460;1363247697;kakobrekla;hmm -80459;1363247771;BingoBongo;I like brown sugar occasionaly. -80458;1363247814;BingoBongo;I'm just trying to figure out how little reserves a "prediction market" needs to really operate... -80457;1363247846;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P410T] 600 @ 0.05662037 = 33.9722 BTC [-] -80456;1363247865;kakobrekla;maybe mircea_popescu can enlighten you -80455;1363247882;BingoBongo;Maybe -80454;1363247893;BingoBongo;I've read his critique of Intrade -80453;1363247935;BingoBongo;Maybe I'm reading wrong which wouldn't be the first time, but it seems like a fair way to separate idiots from their coin. -80452;1363247936;mircea_popescu;lol weaksauce bfl. -80451;1363247946;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo if you hedge you won't need much. -80450;1363247952;mircea_popescu;if you don't hedge you'll go bankrupt. -80449;1363248013;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1408 @ 0.005 = 7.04 BTC [-] -80448;1363248159;BingoBongo;mircea_popescu I've done bankrupt in the legal liquidation sense before. Surprisingly pleasant. -80447;1363248222;BingoBongo;If your trustee thinks you drink like a certain FPGA shilling Tom they just assume you'll end up in the Salvation Army shelter anyway -80446;1363248278;mircea_popescu;maybe you shouldn't operate a prediction market :p -80445;1363248334;BingoBongo;Probably... -80444;1363248375;BingoBongo;I can only act so well -80443;1363248528;mircea_popescu;lol -80442;1363248570;BingoBongo;I'll stick with practicing on established sites that maintain transparency like this http://bitbet.us/bet/302/bitcoin-standardized-protocol-approved-this-summer/ -80441;1363248596;mircea_popescu;i wonder how many people noticed that the girl's announcement ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.0 ) actually predates the devs' announcement ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152030.0 ) -80440;1363248625;BingoBongo;>=1 -80439;1363248627;mircea_popescu;for all the nuts ranting and raving about how inept she is in that thread... -80438;1363248781;BingoBongo;Really they need to kill BDB with fire. There is no other way. Gavin doesn't have a way to maintain BDB compatibility in LevelDB. -80437;1363248846;mircea_popescu;i don't grok the hate. what's the big deal ? -80436;1363248895;BingoBongo;BDB just doesn't play nicely with other databases. -80435;1363248903;BingoBongo;There's a lot of quirks. -80434;1363248930;mircea_popescu;okay... but i mean, it's old and stable, well tested, much deployed -80433;1363248932;BingoBongo;An analogy is how there is no good Postgre fork of WordPress -80432;1363248945;mircea_popescu;leveldb is just this google doohickey -80431;1363248969;BingoBongo;it is just a Google doohickey, but it works better and the license is right -80430;1363248975;mircea_popescu;alrighty. -80429;1363249012;mircea_popescu;tho i think code conservatism may be more valuable. rather use something muchly used than something faster, if those are the only two data points. -80428;1363249084;BingoBongo;The problem isn't faster the problem is scalability. SatoshiDice for all I defended it against, with BDB's locking bahavior killed BDB as a bitcoin dependency -80427;1363249106;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -80426;1363249109;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 16 seconds -80425;1363249112;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -80424;1363249115;gribble;Current Blocks: 225769 | Current Difficulty: 4367876.000842196 | Next Difficulty At Block: 225791 | Next Difficulty In: 22 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 hours, 20 minutes, and 30 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 4829378.08809 | Estimated Percent Change: 10.56582 -80423;1363249119;BingoBongo;;;asks 1000 -80422;1363249130;gribble;There are currently 95281.952 bitcoins offered at or under 1000.0 USD, worth 10346802.3062 USD in total. | Data vintage: 707.1424 seconds -80421;1363249149;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -80420;1363249159;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -80419;1363249165;mircea_popescu;possibly so. -80418;1363249166;BingoBongo;;; asks 5 -80417;1363249174;mircea_popescu;i confess to having little clue. -80416;1363249177;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 5.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 753.6468 seconds -80415;1363249182;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 50 -80414;1363249192;gribble;There are currently 28952.846 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 1417409.54359 USD in total. | Data vintage: 769.2750 seconds -80413;1363249198;BingoBongo;;;bids 5 -80412;1363249209;gribble;There are currently 264838.33 bitcoins demanded at or over 5.0 USD, worth 6269951.46228 USD in total. | Data vintage: 785.5630 seconds -80411;1363249335;gribble;A market order to sell 350000 bitcoins right now would net 6509777.9570 USD and would take the last price down to 1.2000 USD, resulting in an average price of 18.5994 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 912.4385 seconds -80410;1363249367;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -80409;1363249373;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -80408;1363249376;kakobrekla;tyvm -80407;1363249441;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -80406;1363249443;kakobrekla;;;market sell 350000 -80405;1363249447;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -80404;1363249454;gribble;A market order to sell 350000 bitcoins right now would net 6509777.9570 USD and would take the last price down to 1.2000 USD, resulting in an average price of 18.5994 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 1030.6224 seconds -80403;1363249461;kakobrekla;trading engine is down -80402;1363249466;kakobrekla;or smth -80401;1363249474;mircea_popescu;mine !? -80400;1363249482;mircea_popescu;nm -80399;1363249496;kakobrekla;coincidentally im just writing a short report aroud that. -80398;1363250041;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -80397;1363250259;kakobrekla;oh gribble went -80396;1363250270;kakobrekla;and im like wtf im ignored? -80395;1363250285;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -80394;1363250304;gribble;0.219788 seconds -80393;1363250361;mircea_popescu;lol -80392;1363250975;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.765 BTC [+] -80391;1363251151;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-many-ways-available-for-talking-to-mpex/ -80390;1363251160;mircea_popescu;the latest word in "being an asshole" -80389;1363251443;mircea_popescu;http://www.independent.co.uk/incoming/beppe-grillo-northern-europe-waiting-to-drop-italy-like-a-hot-potato-8533213.html -80388;1363251448;mircea_popescu;future italian president ? -80387;1363251473;kakobrekla;uhh? -80386;1363251478;kakobrekla;do i need to short eurusd? -80385;1363251483;mircea_popescu;totally. -80384;1363251486;mircea_popescu;both ways. -80383;1363251499;kakobrekla;:) -80382;1363251524;BitHub;what was wrong with that italian president that has cex with a hooker? -80381;1363251534;BitHub;win? -80380;1363251536;mircea_popescu;that she was underage and stupid -80379;1363251542;mircea_popescu;and he was over 70 and kinda sleazy -80378;1363251556;BitHub;17 at the time? -80377;1363251570;mircea_popescu;ya well, if you factor her mental age into this equation... -80376;1363251570;BitHub;ruby -80375;1363251582;BitHub;heh what a psycho -80374;1363251590;BitHub;i liked how he rigged the recent election -80373;1363251593;BitHub;noone says shit -80372;1363251594;BitHub;heh -80371;1363252032;BingoBongo;Hey, the Lira is still cheaper than quilted Northern -80370;1363252041;Ukto;wb BitHub :P -80369;1363252082;BitHub;yeah been back for an hour, caught up in cleaning, trolling, hows the testing going? -80368;1363252089;BitHub;busted me -80367;1363252092;Ukto;hehe -80366;1363252098;Ukto;other channel. :) -80365;1363252231;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.765 BTC [+] -80364;1363253936;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P390T] 750 @ 0.0419584 = 31.4688 BTC [-] -80363;1363254016;mircea_popescu;http://edition.cnn.com/2013/03/12/business/facebook-secrets/index.html -80362;1363254025;mircea_popescu;Less than 5 per cent of users predicted to be gay, for example, were connected with explicitly gay groups. -80361;1363254034;mircea_popescu;there is nowai to hide it now! -80360;1363254236;mircea_popescu;lol -80359;1363254293;mircea_popescu;http://www.scienceworldreport.com/articles/5492/20130311/third-closest-neighbouring-star-system-found-6-lightyears-away.htm -80358;1363254296;mircea_popescu;check out this guy! -80357;1363254305;mircea_popescu;scans old archives, finds star system -80356;1363254309;mircea_popescu;true hacker. -80355;1363254406;BitHub;you better have been luling at me then -80354;1363254415;BitHub;that was a good one -80353;1363254531;mircea_popescu;http://www.scienceworldreport.com/articles/5410/20130306/graphene-antennas-reach-terabits-wireless-bandwidth.htm -80352;1363254533;mircea_popescu;also! -80351;1363254705;BingoBongo;Depending on how sloppy BBet wants to get http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/299176/scitech/science/cern-scientists-say-particle-is-no-super-higgs could resolve http://bitbet.us/bet/8/higgs-boson-support/ for certain definitions of both resolved and sloppy -80350;1363254787;BingoBongo;For a Dupe because the first link was crap http://news.yahoo.com/cern-scientists-particle-no-super-higgs-212306008.html -80349;1363254822;mircea_popescu;lol at the first of spring -80348;1363254840;BingoBongo;Sure -80347;1363254966;BingoBongo;It all depends on BBet's definition of publication and the amount of juices BBet has running down there desiring a won house bet. -80346;1363255038;mircea_popescu;house bets both ends tho -80345;1363255064;mircea_popescu;but anyway, the bet reads that support will be published. nonsuport being published isn't related is it. -80344;1363255068;BingoBongo;Ah, so the house proposed that one... -80343;1363255074;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo no ? -80342;1363255085;BingoBongo;Ah -80341;1363255154;mircea_popescu;o hey check it out, twitter -80340;1363255241;BingoBongo;Cool -80339;1363255268;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 10 @ 0.2 = 2 BTC [+] -80338;1363255300;BingoBongo;Just think the first graphene took some scotch tape and a #2 pencil -80337;1363255324;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P410T] 200 @ 0.05561259 = 11.1225 BTC [-] -80336;1363255377;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-del/ -80335;1363255384;mircea_popescu;by now it's like 8:1 for -80334;1363255532;BingoBongo;Isn't Avalon still struggling to get a fraction of the first batch out/ -80333;1363255577;BingoBongo;It seems units shipped rather than units blown up is still going to be the deciding factor at the wire -80332;1363255594;mircea_popescu;hey kakobrekla some way to link to comments specifically ? -80331;1363255598;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ << that last one lol -80330;1363255613;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo whodda thunk that right ? -80329;1363255616;kakobrekla;click on the username -80328;1363255620;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/#c351 -80327;1363255666;Anduck;wtf!!! -80326;1363255674;Anduck;why didnt the "before march" bet get any bets :( -80325;1363255675;mircea_popescu;a ty! -80324;1363255678;Anduck;well, it did get like 20 btc -80323;1363255680;BingoBongo;lol, BFL through recklessness might make it this time though -80322;1363255685;mircea_popescu;Anduck you kidding ? was like 2k -80321;1363255690;Anduck;i mean -80320;1363255693;Anduck;the before march 15th -80319;1363255696;mircea_popescu;o -80318;1363255704;mircea_popescu;dunno -80317;1363255704;kakobrekla;too easy -80316;1363255710;mircea_popescu;prolly too close ya -80315;1363255711;Anduck;http://bitbet.us/bet/261/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-march-15th/ -80314;1363255712;Anduck;this -80313;1363255714;Anduck;yep -80312;1363255722;Bowjob;looks like btc-e is down -80311;1363255728;kakobrekla;they annouced 9th -80310;1363255736;kakobrekla;so 15th was clear win -80309;1363255754;BingoBongo;March 15th was too imaginably close. The 31st though is an inconceivable neverland of miracles. -80308;1363255756;mircea_popescu;whoa they eleced a jesuit as pope ?! -80307;1363255761;mircea_popescu;this is the end of the world. -80306;1363255765;BingoBongo;Yes they did -80305;1363255770;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo well put. -80304;1363255792;BingoBongo;They elected a Jesuit, so they boy touching is never going away -80303;1363255804;mircea_popescu;'Fruitful mission' -80302;1363255807;Anduck;soo close the 15th march bet alrdy? =D -80301;1363255812;mircea_popescu;we'll ahve the first impregnated altar boy ? -80300;1363255816;Anduck;"Resolution: in 15 hours 51 minutes (15-03-2013)" -80299;1363255882;BingoBongo;Maybe?... -80298;1363255895;BingoBongo;If this channel wan't logged -80297;1363256080;BingoBongo;I think BFL might ship something, but probably miss the target -80296;1363256087;Bowjob;fans -80295;1363256088;BingoBongo;What they ship I don't know -80294;1363256091;Bowjob;box of -80293;1363256100;Bowjob;meanwhile.. btc-e is down -80292;1363256108;BingoBongo;btc-e is crap -80291;1363256156;BingoBongo;If it isn't NVC and trades on Btc-e it trades on Vircurex with greater market making opportunities -80290;1363256373;BingoBongo;BTC-E has more volume than Vircurex, but but Vircurex has so many opportunities to trap idiots by using thin Bid/Ask walls. If bitcoin is play money what are these altcoins... -80289;1363256937;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 520 @ 0.005 = 2.6 BTC [-] -80288;1363257559;mircea_popescu;smickles : if you want some easy btc http://www.rugatu.com/questions/11218/there-is-exactly-one-article-on-trilema-featuring-the-picture-of-a-cat-find-it -80287;1363257927;BingoBongo;Already first hit on Google for "trilema blog cat" -80286;1363258043;mircea_popescu;haha nice -80285;1363258072;kakobrekla;http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet-february-2013-statement/ -80284;1363258081;kakobrekla;? -80283;1363258173;mircea_popescu;awww! -80282;1363258221;kakobrekla;or that counts as a dragon? :) -80281;1363258229;mircea_popescu;yeah. -80280;1363258232;mircea_popescu;cause there's another one :D -80279;1363258245;kakobrekla;well scam. -80278;1363258379;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.55 = 1.65 BTC [-] -80277;1363258404;mircea_popescu;lol -80276;1363258438;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.54900001 BTC [-] -80275;1363258498;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.549 = 13.725 BTC [-] -80274;1363258955;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://www.rugatu.com/questions/11221/there-is-exactly-another-one-article-on-trilema-featuring-the-picture-of-a-cat-find-that-one-too -80273;1363258958;mircea_popescu;in yo face foo! -80272;1363259004;grubles;the 'cat' a euphemism for the female body part? -80271;1363259011;kakobrekla;hm? -80270;1363259014;grubles;if so there is probably more than one post -80269;1363259017;kakobrekla;you deleted the answer or what -80268;1363259024;kakobrekla;i couldnt find the button -80267;1363259025;grubles;er is 'cat'* -80266;1363259032;kakobrekla;dunno -80265;1363259070;mircea_popescu;grubles nope -80264;1363259080;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla its a diff q -80263;1363259092;kakobrekla;ah -80262;1363259093;kakobrekla;right -80261;1363259097;kakobrekla;i see. -80260;1363259100;grubles;mircea_popescu: lies -80259;1363259103;mircea_popescu;and yes there's approximately speaking between 5490680 and 59804586 cunts on tyrilema -80258;1363259121;kakobrekla;hehe -80257;1363259121;mircea_popescu;and also i'm having clam chowder soon -80256;1363259140;grubles;mircea_popescu: the red or the white? -80255;1363259147;mircea_popescu;white -80254;1363259187;grubles;do...do you get that reference or are you the only romanian that has watched ace ventura -80253;1363259191;kakobrekla;cause of the pope? -80252;1363259250;mircea_popescu;im takin' that one to my grave. -80251;1363259262;grubles;nooooooooooooooo!!!one -80250;1363259288;BingoBongo;kakobrakla your bounty on Rugatu is redeemable now -80249;1363259311;kakobrekla;my balance is 0 -80248;1363259341;mircea_popescu;scam -80247;1363259347;kakobrekla;yep -80246;1363259412;kakobrekla;for real wtf -80245;1363259432;kakobrekla;shoudlnt this be instant? -80244;1363259485;BingoBongo;Ah, needs to move from pending to approved. SHould be available in 2 hours, probably... -80243;1363259493;BingoBongo;It should be... -80242;1363259498;BingoBongo;Instant... -80241;1363259502;kakobrekla;O_o -80240;1363259509;grubles;i feel like your nick should be bingoboingo -80239;1363259511;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla is getting ideas for bitbet -80238;1363259530;BingoBongo;He should be... -80237;1363259539;kakobrekla;i am? -80236;1363259544;BingoBongo;Srsly... -80235;1363259579;mircea_popescu;yes, how to make it more like suck -80234;1363259588;mircea_popescu;in other news, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136325237356.gif -80233;1363259642;grubles;dat slap -80232;1363259787;kakobrekla;is not bad. -80231;1363260619;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769998 BTC [+] -80230;1363260764;BingoBongo;Does this count for the second scavenger hunt http://trilema.com/2010/retete-de-criza-astazi-pisica/ -80229;1363260927;kakobrekla;id say you hit the motherload. -80228;1363260944;kakobrekla;imma gonna have to translate it -80227;1363261025;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 100 @ 0.00999 = 0.999 BTC [+] -80226;1363261151;wh1t3r4bb1t;Send me around the world on bitcoins only so I can document it and make a movie -80225;1363261198;BingoBongo;wh1t3r4bb1t where are you starting from? -80224;1363261211;wh1t3r4bb1t;Antarctica -80223;1363261267;BingoBongo;I'm afraid your best bet is to spin around in a circle... I'm afarid the price to drag my Saturn down there is a bit too steep... -80222;1363261280;wh1t3r4bb1t;I will zig zag around the world proving that you do not need anything but bitcoin to survive. -80221;1363261315;wh1t3r4bb1t;No saturn -80220;1363261333;wh1t3r4bb1t;Only boats trains and planes -80219;1363261340;wh1t3r4bb1t;no cars -80218;1363261343;wh1t3r4bb1t;or trucks -80217;1363261365;wh1t3r4bb1t;maybe a bicycle here and there -80216;1363261410;Anduck;selling asicminer @ 0.78 -80215;1363261527;BingoBongo;wh1t3r4bb1t It seems you underestimate the ability my plastic Saturn L-series sedan has shown to swim in the past... -80214;1363262343;mircea_popescu;BingoBongo nah, actually that's rabbit -80213;1363262352;mircea_popescu;(3rd commenter even identifies it correctly) -80212;1363262464;kakobrekla;hmm -80211;1363262468;kakobrekla;it translates cat -80210;1363262470;kakobrekla;i think -80209;1363262478;kakobrekla;strange. -80208;1363262481;mircea_popescu;yes, the point of the article is "here's how you cook cat" -80207;1363262485;mircea_popescu;but it's really rabbit. -80206;1363262492;kakobrekla;a -80205;1363262513;mircea_popescu;pisica = cat ; iepure = rabbit -80204;1363262523;kakobrekla;rabbit meat is kinda borring to me -80203;1363262531;kakobrekla;but its healthy or smth -80202;1363262558;mircea_popescu;just low fat. -80201;1363262582;kakobrekla;horse ftw. -80200;1363262604;mircea_popescu;indeed -80199;1363262625;mircea_popescu;all these doods with the kobe bs never had decent mare. -80198;1363262680;kakobrekla;:) -80197;1363263268;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.769998 = 7.7 BTC [+] -80196;1363263919;dub;hot with dat gpu rig running -80195;1363264981;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7351 BTC [-] -80194;1363264983;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.735 = 5.88 BTC [-] -80193;1363266082;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 750 @ 0.07093982 = 53.2049 BTC [-] -80192;1363287957;deadweasel;ThickAsThieves: just me misinterpreting regular price fluctuation in btc -80191;1363287997;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 300 @ 0.0054 = 1.62 BTC [+] -80190;1363288130;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.769998 = 3.85 BTC [+] -80189;1363288133;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.769999 = 3.08 BTC [+] -80188;1363288178;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bingobongo hey, SalvorHardin and Philip both win. mark the first guy as winner and tell the other to get in touch here. -80187;1363288180;gribble;The operation succeeded. -80186;1363288215;mircea_popescu;and omg wtf apparently trilema is fulla cats. -80185;1363288218;mircea_popescu;i had no idea. -80184;1363288383;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.005199 = 0.052 BTC [+] -80183;1363289088;mircea_popescu;so in the end is bitfunder streaming quotes or not rly ? -80182;1363289197;smickles;mircea_popescu: the internet is full of cats -80181;1363289208;smickles;and trilema is a subset of the internet -80180;1363289212;smickles;logic -80179;1363289242;mircea_popescu;ya but girls are full of cooties, guys are a subset of hm -80178;1363289249;ThickAsThieves;BF is doing websockets -80177;1363289252;mircea_popescu;i know there's something wrong with your logic but unsure what exactly -80176;1363289259;ThickAsThieves;so someone just has to grab them -80175;1363289268;smickles;mircea_popescu: it's an informal fallacy -80174;1363289276;mircea_popescu;also cooties -80173;1363289276;smickles;general -> specific -80172;1363289373;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 200 @ 0.00999 = 1.998 BTC [+] -80171;1363290785;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm testing my sales system now, since i've decided to release what I have now as a 'beta' at half price. -80170;1363290793;smickles;re: the gui app -80169;1363290796;mircea_popescu;o hey -80168;1363290805;mircea_popescu;(also, you might consider making use of the ref system) -80167;1363290821;smickles;I haven't put thought into how that would work yet -80166;1363290827;smickles;but i do like the idea -80165;1363290849;smickles;;;tslb -80164;1363290851;gribble;Time since last block: 12 minutes and 5 seconds -80163;1363291536;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.737 BTC [-] -80162;1363291538;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.736 BTC [-] -80161;1363291540;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.735 BTC [-] -80160;1363291579;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu its not (yet?). -80159;1363291601;mircea_popescu;ah k -80158;1363291612;mircea_popescu;i thought it was coming together yest. my bad. -80157;1363291672;kakobrekla;i did go about half way yea -80156;1363291687;kakobrekla;nature is amazing. -80155;1363291821;mircea_popescu;!amaze nature -80154;1363292301;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 3 @ 0.4 = 1.2 BTC [-] -80153;1363292302;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.39839 BTC [-] -80152;1363292615;kakobrekla;so, the first thing that any serious crypto currency needs/makes https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153106.msg1624962;topicseen#msg1624962 -80151;1363292674;mircea_popescu;;;bc,diff -80150;1363292676;gribble;4847647.1520656 -80149;1363292679;kakobrekla;"gettin high on your CPU power" -80148;1363292704;kakobrekla;ah sry -80147;1363292710;kakobrekla;litecoin is now mined with gpus -80146;1363292989;mircea_popescu;today's installment of "evil" mp : http://trilema.com/2013/of-men-and-mice/ -80145;1363293265;mircea_popescu;;;bc,estimate -80144;1363293267;gribble;6068019.81599933 -80143;1363293405;dub;jebus -80142;1363293413;dub;;;bc,nethash -80141;1363293414;gribble;35978.971550544906 -80140;1363293505;mircea_popescu;the unknowns. -80139;1363293508;mircea_popescu;asicminer is taking over -80138;1363293527;mircea_popescu;watch luke & idiotco learn chinese to better explain why everyone should care about their pasty-ass preconceptions. -80137;1363293542;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.182 BTC [-] -80136;1363293543;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [-] -80135;1363293545;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.16 = 1.6 BTC [-] -80134;1363293547;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.152 BTC [-] -80133;1363293549;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 9 @ 0.1502 = 1.3518 BTC [-] -80132;1363293687;dub;well apaprently lluke has 5th of asic on his pool -80131;1363293702;dub;and that better not be asicminer -80130;1363293717;kakobrekla;jesus -80129;1363293718;kakobrekla;http://www.rugatu.com/questions/11266/php-array-to-string-conversion?page=1&focusedAnswerId=11270#11270 -80128;1363293722;kakobrekla;these coders. -80127;1363293726;mircea_popescu;lolz -80126;1363293742;Namworld;ASICMINER will need to get a better chip out soon after these first batches tho -80125;1363293766;dub;pretty sure that was the plan -80124;1363293788;mircea_popescu;actually i got confused, i meant avalon. -80123;1363293791;dub;shrinking the process is not as hard as starting over -80122;1363293830;Namworld;yeah -80121;1363293996;ThickAsThieves;mp your article is kinda depressing. i think you might underestimate how many people feel like they are the only ones that see The Right Way, and separately that you could just as easily not be Right at all (life is tricky that way). You seem to care (be bothered by) so much about people that you feel are worth so little. -80120;1363294561;mircea_popescu;ha! -80119;1363294580;mircea_popescu;so how do you distinguish ? -80118;1363294616;ThickAsThieves;who is Right, you mean? -80117;1363294624;ThickAsThieves;only oneself I guess -80116;1363294627;mircea_popescu;a not at all. -80115;1363294639;mircea_popescu;how do you distinguish between the case where you're right and the case where you're wrong -80114;1363294648;mircea_popescu;obviously this isn't a vestable attribute, like "being tall" -80113;1363294651;mircea_popescu;it's a case by case thing -80112;1363294665;ThickAsThieves;or a nonexistent thing -80111;1363294682;mircea_popescu;well, if you're going the route of relativism might as well forget about action at all -80110;1363294689;mircea_popescu;and focus on the senses. -80109;1363294700;mircea_popescu;hedonism ftw. -80108;1363294723;ThickAsThieves;i think human nature includes wanting everyone to be more like what you want -80107;1363294740;ThickAsThieves;some people handle that by just copying others to be more like the group -80106;1363294751;ThickAsThieves;some try to influence others -80105;1363294755;ThickAsThieves;to be more like them -80104;1363294765;mircea_popescu;but you are aware that life selects, right ? -80103;1363294776;mircea_popescu;evolution forces species to be more like "right", for a natural definition of that term. -80102;1363294796;ThickAsThieves;i'm gonna be careful cuz i'm, not quite the level of philospher/anthropologist you are -80101;1363294804;mircea_popescu;me either. -80100;1363294808;ThickAsThieves;hehe -80099;1363294836;ThickAsThieves;but ultimately what's right, it seems, is that which keeps us most adaptable as a species -80098;1363294856;mircea_popescu;that's one theory. -80097;1363294871;ThickAsThieves;possibly comes from an expiring stage of our species -80096;1363294872;mircea_popescu;understand, i'm not saying there's anything wrong with the "what keeps me out of pain is right" approach in general. -80095;1363294886;mircea_popescu;im just saying it's woefully inadequate in anything to do with money, or more generally value -80094;1363294908;ThickAsThieves;money is the currency of life/time -80093;1363294917;mircea_popescu;yeah something like that. -80092;1363294929;mircea_popescu;i wrote a piece long ago, in romanian, -80091;1363294937;mircea_popescu;basically my theory is that the sensate world is underpinned by two essences -80090;1363294942;mircea_popescu;one is language, the other is money. -80089;1363294944;ThickAsThieves;i guess you just seem extra soapboxy lately -80088;1363294960;ThickAsThieves;and if i were a psychiatrist i'm sure i'd be able to figure out why -80087;1363294967;mircea_popescu;haha so find one -80086;1363294987;ThickAsThieves;one theory i have is intelligence is a burden -80085;1363294999;mircea_popescu;heh. do you live in the us ? -80084;1363295003;ThickAsThieves;yes -80083;1363295010;mircea_popescu;you know... we've seen this before. -80082;1363295011;mircea_popescu;all of it. -80081;1363295019;mircea_popescu;well... you wouldn't know cause you don't read russian, but it's not new. -80080;1363295035;ThickAsThieves;i'm no Einstein, but I al constantly disappointed in people -80079;1363295039;ThickAsThieves;al=am -80078;1363295040;mircea_popescu;1970s, the soviets were going "great", thinking people were starting to suspect intelligence is a burden. -80077;1363295052;ThickAsThieves;and i had to kind of find a zen place to balance it all -80076;1363295101;deadweasel;me too, ThickAsThieves -80075;1363295108;ThickAsThieves;i, like most of here us probly, seek out control of our environment -80074;1363295117;ThickAsThieves;since we cant change people -80073;1363295124;ThickAsThieves;we just dont associate with them -80072;1363295128;ThickAsThieves;irl at least -80071;1363295137;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1624754#msg1624754 -80070;1363295150;deadweasel;tried that route, it's a hard road -80069;1363295157;dub;I know mrb isnt an idiot, so can someone explain to me why AMs costs go up if BTC/USD does? -80068;1363295189;ThickAsThieves;if costs go up, costs go up -80067;1363295192;ThickAsThieves;:) -80066;1363295194;mircea_popescu;dub i don't see why it would be related. -80065;1363295256;jurov;mircea_popescu: http://mpex.co/mpex-mktdepth.php looks stale -80064;1363295280;dub;ah nm, I think he's arguing against someone who thought the increasing BTC/USD was a good reason to buy AM at these prices -80063;1363295289;jurov;as certain diligent coinbr user spotted -80062;1363295292;mircea_popescu;jurov any particular spot ? -80061;1363295323;jurov;S.DICE has much different order book data than on asset page -80060;1363295364;mircea_popescu;looking. -80059;1363295396;ThickAsThieves;mp, is there anywhere i can read about this russian intellgence as a burden stuff? -80058;1363295563;deadweasel;http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history-archaeology/For-40-Years-This-Russian-Family-Was-Cut-Off-From-Human-Contact-Unaware-of-World-War-II-188843001.html -80057;1363295566;ThickAsThieves;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/03/14/us_malware_catalogue_hacked/ The US government's online catalog of cyber-vulnerabilities has been taken offline – ironically, due to a software vulnerability. -80056;1363295573;deadweasel;Clearly they didn't like atheism. -80055;1363295577;deadweasel;so that's a pointer -80054;1363295578;ThickAsThieves;i saw that one dw -80053;1363295582;mircea_popescu;jurov i just went through s.dice, failed to see a difference ? -80052;1363295586;ThickAsThieves;interesting read it was -80051;1363295595;mircea_popescu;the jsons are not sorted, could that give the impression the book is different ? -80050;1363295667;deadweasel;no doubt. imagine that -- running for your lives into siberia. -80049;1363295759;mircea_popescu;jurov oh i see the problem. the cache's sick. -80048;1363295782;dub;deadweasel: eeeevillldooooeeerssss -80047;1363295803;smickles;dammit! -80046;1363295820;smickles;all of the sudden there is an issue with the underlying toolkit i'm using -80045;1363295825;smickles;D: -80044;1363295847;deadweasel;fuckles -80043;1363296262;mircea_popescu;lol -80042;1363296265;mircea_popescu;jurov check now! -80041;1363296314;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i'm not sure there's a better source of all soviet woes in englush than stoljenitsn -80040;1363296326;mircea_popescu;or however his name is written in english -80039;1363296361;mircea_popescu;Solzhenitsyn heh -80038;1363296635;jurov;mircea yes now it's fresh :) -80037;1363296670;mircea_popescu;say ty to dilligent user for me :) -80036;1363296735;mircea_popescu;and for the record, i'm adding safeties to not have stale cache again. this one managed to get away! -80035;1363296815;deadweasel;/home/dxaccess-qa/dxaccess/bin/start-results-migration.sh -80034;1363296825;deadweasel;crap, this is not a terminal -80033;1363296851;mircea_popescu;o.o -80032;1363296892;mircea_popescu;deadweasel : simple rule. have all terminals white on black. have all non-terminals black on white. problem solved. -80031;1363297140;deadweasel;yeah, simple rules don't fix things for idiots. -80030;1363297146;deadweasel;i'm trying though. -80029;1363297238;deadweasel;lol -80028;1363297474;deadweasel;you will be disappointed with what you find -80027;1363297572;deadweasel;unless you like lab results for horses, then you'll be ecstatic -80026;1363297696;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla likes horses. -80025;1363297723;kakobrekla;yeah but not the riding or the fucking part. -80024;1363297895;ThickAsThieves;the eating out of -80023;1363297954;jborkl;eating out horses? -80022;1363297955;deadweasel;well, alot of them have abscesses and whatnot. and cancer. and growths. -80021;1363297984;jborkl;That is kinda sick, but whatever -80020;1363298030;ThickAsThieves;funny now that everyones testing all the meat to see what animal dna is inside -80019;1363298035;deadweasel;yes, the horses are sick. so they go to the vet. the vet takes blood, sends it to our lab, we send the results to our pretty webUI -80018;1363298036;ThickAsThieves;oh look pig and lamb! -80017;1363298057;jborkl;I was referring to him eating out horses -80016;1363298064;deadweasel;no doubt -80015;1363298072;ThickAsThieves;no diggity -80014;1363298087;deadweasel;i like the way you horse it -80013;1363298115;deadweasel;time to punch out, adios fellas -80012;1363298315;jcpham;I AM GETTING ANEW PUPPY -80011;1363298321;jcpham;WH OWANTS TO SEE IT -80010;1363298350;kakobrekla;lol now alex jones is talkin on bitcoin -80009;1363298358;kakobrekla;haha -80008;1363298366;kakobrekla;like listening to a rock. -80007;1363298607;TomServo;kakobrekla: What brilliant insights does he offer? -80006;1363298623;kakobrekla;so far he has the balls the admit he has no clue -80005;1363298637;kakobrekla;the = to -80004;1363298644;jcpham;stay away from it kakobrekla -80003;1363298646;TomServo;Well, that's something I guess. -80002;1363298771;mircea_popescu;whi's alex jones ? -80001;1363298790;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/297/litecoin-surges-to-02-bitcoins-per-litecoin/ -80000;1363298796;mircea_popescu;how often do you see true 1:1 split ? -79999;1363299017;dub;alex jones is teh face of libertardanism -79998;1363299092;jurov;;;gpg everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:5b71a25a862c24f0927276f970937619b057231843eb509b905fdcf3 -79997;1363299093;gribble;You are now authenticated for user jurov with key 677ABD62D0AEE7D7 -79996;1363299101;mircea_popescu;a ok -79995;1363299122;jurov;Reminder - I'm still processing S.MPOE claims for helpful MPEx users -79994;1363299123;jcpham;alex jones is an paranoid whacko -79993;1363299138;jcpham;bilderburg 9/11 inside job loony -79992;1363299143;jcpham;let's be clear -79991;1363299162;dub;yea like I said libertarian -79990;1363299184;jcpham;. -79989;1363299200;dub;straps 3 ar15s to his penis before he leaves the house -79988;1363299234;jcpham;in reality... -79987;1363299242;jcpham;lives in fear and never leaves the house -79986;1363299272;mircea_popescu;dub wait, libertard is someone who believes in global warming and shit about how you shouldn't say nigger, right ? -79985;1363299279;mircea_popescu;ie, a retarded liberal -79984;1363299290;ray;Since you're talking about, Alex Jones thinks Max Kaiser is the creator of Bitcoin -79983;1363299295;jcpham;dub isn't being descriptive enough -79982;1363299305;jcpham;dub is down playing this man -79981;1363299330;jcpham;he has a dedicated following of sheeple willing to do what he says -79980;1363299387;ray;yep, have you got your water filter yet? essential to remove the government drugs that make you docile -79979;1363299448;mircea_popescu;lol prison planet /infowars -79978;1363299451;mircea_popescu;ok, great. -79977;1363299460;ray;haha… 1776 will commence again… hilarious! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XZvMwcluEg -79976;1363299481;TomServo;Alex's interview with Piers Morgan was hilarious - if you're ever bored. -79975;1363299487;mircea_popescu;something tells me by 2015 we will be all doing some diff chain and mostly we'll be saying "no, this is not bitcoin, no this is not associated with the weirdo bitcoin devs, the weirdo bitcoin talkshow hosts and the weirdo etc" -79974;1363299548;TomServo;It seemed like he was making a concerted effort to appear as batshit insane as possible...quite strange. -79973;1363299561;dub;TomServo: hilarious is one word for it -79972;1363299584;dub;yeah the batshit is strong in that one -79971;1363299588;TomServo;embarrassing is another -79970;1363299806;dub;you'd be uptight too wearing a 30kg bar of silver in your ass -79969;1363299840;TomServo;I think things would be rather loose in that case. -79968;1363300310;kakobrekla;basically AJ says Max Keiser created Bitcoin -79967;1363300429;kakobrekla;hehe they mention intrade -79966;1363300544;kakobrekla;;;ident kakobrekla -79965;1363300544;gribble;Nick 'kakobrekla', with hostmask 'kakobrekla!~kako@unaffiliated/kakobrekla', is identified as user kakobrekla, with GPG key id 27AF75321F2489E8, key fingerprint 27C3CE9A20851312F086268C27AF75321F2489E8, and bitcoin address None -79964;1363301073;jurov;brb -79963;1363301576;smickles;;;goxlag -79962;1363301576;gribble;48.115083 seconds -79961;1363301605;smickles;hmm, there hasn't been an order reported from gox in a while -79960;1363301609;smickles;about .5 hr -79959;1363301811;smickles;strange, bitcoincharts is seeing orders -79958;1363302339;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 30 @ 0.00068 = 0.0204 BTC [-] -79957;1363302457;mircea_popescu;markedathome dude you're becoming like a beacon of sanity or something -79956;1363302480;mircea_popescu;"So please, lets just admit we aren't up to spec and have never been up to spec, and focus on getting there instead of pretending that "the world is after all perfect, if requiring a little adjustment" is a bastion of software engineering." -79955;1363302480;smickles;/l markedathome -79954;1363302483;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 70 @ 0.00068 = 0.0476 BTC [-] -79953;1363302492;smickles;oh, not here tho -79952;1363302522;markedathome;mircea_popescu: ? -79951;1363302539;mircea_popescu;smickles https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140233.msg1623175#msg1623175 -79950;1363302541;kakobrekla;fuckin stupid bitcoind -79949;1363302551;kakobrekla;sendfrom "x" addy ammt -79948;1363302556;kakobrekla;sends from addy y -79947;1363302560;kakobrekla;not from x -79946;1363302567;kakobrekla;stupid. -79945;1363302588;mircea_popescu;meanwhile, some guy has the following point : -79944;1363302589;mircea_popescu;"So for a single database transaction which consists of all Bitcoin transactions in the block the number of locks required is O(N * log_b S). This number has no upper bound, it logaritmically increases with the size of blkindex.dat." -79943;1363302597;mircea_popescu;basically... the current bug would have wiped us. -79942;1363302605;dub;kakobrekla: stop complaining and code your own one nyeaa nyeaa nyeaa -79941;1363302637;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769996 BTC [+] -79940;1363302694;kakobrekla;this just fucked. -79939;1363302748;kakobrekla;and its not some optimisation feature as well -79938;1363302753;kakobrekla;cause they all got nice blocks of 100 -79937;1363302758;kakobrekla;but noooo -79936;1363302766;kakobrekla;lets not take what user specified -79935;1363302777;kakobrekla;lets take some other euqal block of 100 -79934;1363302779;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -79933;1363302784;mircea_popescu;anyway, from reviewing the summaries of ~15mb of public and private conversations re this bug i'm sort-of contented that people have mostly got it, -79932;1363302811;mircea_popescu;and while they have somewhat humanly understandable trouble coming out with "We're idiots", nevertheless the message has landed fine and people are working at it. -79931;1363302817;mircea_popescu;ima give it a month or two and see. -79930;1363302857;smickles;ug, why can't i tell this thing to use my self signed cert ? -79929;1363302869;TomServo;I don't understand how the price is holding given the uncertainty surrounding the bug. -79928;1363302879;mircea_popescu;TomServo alex jones. -79927;1363302882;smickles;anyone know of a good free ssl cert issuer who isn't just mining me for information? -79926;1363302888;TomServo;haha -79925;1363302889;mircea_popescu;smickles nope -79924;1363302910;smickles;mircea_popescu: i thought you just didn't use ssl, so how would you know? -79923;1363302913;smickles;:P -79922;1363302919;mircea_popescu;why do you think i don't ? -79921;1363302934;smickles;conflated memory, probably -79920;1363302976;jurov;smickles, startssl? can't get much better than that -79919;1363303009;smickles;free for a yeah, eh? -79918;1363303018;smickles;*year -79917;1363303034;kakobrekla;those certs are like 10$ a pop -79916;1363303035;jurov;yes. then you just make other request and go another year -79915;1363303043;kakobrekla;why would you hassle with startssl -79914;1363303056;smickles;kakobrekla: what do you suggest then? -79913;1363303076;jurov;i got comodo positivessl -79912;1363303122;kakobrekla;dunno find a source of cheap ones -79911;1363303133;kakobrekla;i have a guy here that can make em for 10e or so -79910;1363303179;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu where is that pissing on the devs thread urlpls -79909;1363303202;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.769996 = 1.54 BTC [+] -79908;1363303204;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152027.0 -79907;1363303207;kakobrekla;ty -79906;1363303207;mircea_popescu;o lol -79905;1363303257;jurov;lol, there's also spanking thread to each according to their taste. -79904;1363303262;Namworld;Well I managed to get gigavps to remove me from skype by arguing against his paid upgrade. -79903;1363303274;kakobrekla;lol -79902;1363303294;jurov;oh Namworld, btw i got an invoice from bitvps -79901;1363303314;Namworld;Not sure how he justify all those costs... -79900;1363303315;jurov;i hereby recommend you all to stick it into orifice of your choice -79899;1363303325;smickles;wtf, startssl just gave me a timeout -79898;1363303370;kakobrekla;smickles they wont give ssl to bitcoin related services -79897;1363303371;Namworld;Oh, that was already taken care of. -79896;1363303374;kakobrekla;cause its 'financial' -79895;1363303378;kakobrekla;and that cant be free -79894;1363303434;smickles;kakobrekla: suppose i tell them that it's an accounting service and not mention anything about bitcoin -79893;1363303442;smickles;'cause that's true -79892;1363303451;kakobrekla;yeah, accounting, nothing to do with finance -79891;1363303491;kakobrekla;feel free to hassle with them. -79890;1363303546;smickles;well, i'm not finding this 10 euro guy who you have -79889;1363303549;mircea_popescu;the word is hustle -79888;1363303554;smickles;so i'm doing research -79887;1363303556;jurov;not if it nas *coin* in the domain -79886;1363303560;jurov;*has -79885;1363303569;kakobrekla;acointing. -79884;1363303575;kakobrekla;not a coin, not accounting. -79883;1363303608;kakobrekla;acointing or accointing dot something -79882;1363303612;jurov;smickles, i shopped here: https://www.namecheap.com/ssl-certificates/comodo.aspx -79881;1363303623;smickles;kakobrekla: it's smickles.com -79880;1363303652;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.05103 BTC [-] -79879;1363303654;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.05102 BTC [-] -79878;1363303660;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.05017 BTC [-] -79877;1363303663;kakobrekla;there ya go that should do it -79876;1363303663;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.05 BTC [-] -79875;1363303672;smickles;ah, thx jurov :) -79874;1363303675;jurov;startssl prolly says they don't endorse fecal humor -79873;1363303684;mircea_popescu;da fuck is this endorse bs -79872;1363303706;mircea_popescu;and btw, to all the people who think they are safe from ddos because "cloudflare" or equal bs : -79871;1363303714;mircea_popescu;what do you do when they "don't endorse" your site ? -79870;1363303750;jurov;go home -79869;1363303778;Namworld;Why didn't you put a cancellation request jurov? -79868;1363303788;mircea_popescu;sounds like a great plan, strategic manager should get a bonus for that oen. -79867;1363303833;jurov;Namworld, phungus clearly said "we won't ever turn your vps again." -79866;1363303844;Namworld;ah -79865;1363303846;jurov;so he's now responsible for any cancella tions -79864;1363303893;Namworld;I hope he wasn't as harsh as that short sentence makes it sound. -79863;1363303903;smickles;"...users using hotmail.com email address may have difficulty in receiving their hosting welcome emails from us. We strongly recommend that you use some other email address at this time. We also would advise you to contact our support using a non-hotmail email address to receive replies properly. It is especially hard to track email delivery failure with Hotmail, as Hotmail servers do not return a failed status, but silently discard emails which d -79862;1363303906;jurov;look into #bitvps logs, it's there -79861;1363303910;smickles;lol -79860;1363303931;Namworld;I'm not in there 24/7 -79859;1363303965;jurov;really should i dig them for you? -79858;1363304055;jurov;they clearly kicked me out. so they should also cancel my acct themselves. -79857;1363304090;Namworld;urgh, then service should also have been cancelled -79856;1363304113;kakobrekla;you mean the BitVPS? -79855;1363304123;jurov;yes bitvps -79854;1363304134;Namworld;yes so he doesn't receive invoices anymore -79853;1363304142;kakobrekla;bitvps should be canceled yea -79852;1363304145;kakobrekla;its a joke -79851;1363304167;Namworld;Why? -79850;1363304183;kakobrekla;"we won't ever turn your vps again." -79849;1363304185;kakobrekla;this sums it up -79848;1363304221;Namworld;I should probably handle PR from now on... -79847;1363304238;kakobrekla;what would you do? -79846;1363304240;kakobrekla;its not a PR issue -79845;1363304262;Namworld;It is if that's the way things are announced. -79844;1363304288;jurov;Namworld, PR-side I recommend that next time a client mentions ddos possibility, you damn well listen to them -79843;1363304303;jurov;not like "oh coinbr.com seems under dos, too" -79842;1363304328;jurov;"let's do nothing" -79841;1363304347;kakobrekla;lol -79840;1363304352;jurov;facepalm -79839;1363304380;mircea_popescu;well in fairness vps wasn't going to be able to take it. -79838;1363304385;Namworld;I wasn't aware of anything -79837;1363304447;jurov;eh, not gonna to discuss this again, you're never aware of anything -79836;1363304509;Namworld;Either way, we only have a few dozens clients and few dedis. Not like we could have handled a large DDoS. -79835;1363304513;Namworld;Doesn't seem like the let go was handled properly at all. -79834;1363304536;Namworld;I've cancelled the service, you'll no longer receive invoices/notices. -79833;1363304587;kakobrekla;Namworld what do you do when a client is 1 month late on payment -79832;1363304587;jurov;okay, so i'll ask only one thing. next time client asks you "in case of ddos, will i be billed the traffic?" what do you answer? -79831;1363304612;jurov;i hope not "i'll be surprised" like you did last week just few hours before the ddos -79830;1363304648;jurov;now you probably aren't aware this happened but damn well it did. in this very channel. -79829;1363304661;greekbet;hi all -79828;1363304671;kakobrekla;hi -79827;1363305243;Namworld; okay, so i'll ask only one thing. next time client asks you "in case of ddos, will i be billed the traffic?" what do you answer? -79826;1363305334;jurov;Namworld: what? you don't know what to do in this case? -79825;1363305355;dub;http://btlondon2012.co.uk/pano.html -79824;1363305358;Namworld;What's that about? We don't bill extra traffic, we'd ask the person to upgrade. In your case tho, would have been impossible to support you further. We'd have to drop DDoSed clients -79823;1363305362;dub;get your stalk on -79822;1363305392;Namworld;No, you make it sounds like someone said you'd be billed for it. -79821;1363305426;jurov;No, I think the right answer would be to ask the client why they expect the dos and where -79820;1363305443;jurov;and move the info to tech staff -79819;1363305602;Namworld;Oh, We don't have the infrastructure to handle any large DoS tho, we're relatively a very small host. Not the kind that was being conducted against MPEx. Not sure what you would ahve wanted us to do. -79818;1363305604;mircea_popescu;http://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanhatesthis/reuters-social-media-editor-indicted-for-allegedly-conspirin -79817;1363305609;mircea_popescu;vaguely related -79816;1363305639;Namworld;It's just not feasible for us to do so. -79815;1363305663;jurov;Namworld, i wanted you to consider the possibility beforehand. not being caught like a deer in the headlights -79814;1363305705;jurov;and even then, the ddos was raging for 6 hours till anyone started to do anything with it!!!! -79813;1363305717;mircea_popescu;if i may, everyone has a point here. in fairness we didnt really know how hot things will get early on. in retrospect it can be said that "well duh, obviously if it can take out mpex's main it will wipe a vps somewhere". but at the time i was busy and i guess nobody else realised it. -79812;1363305739;mircea_popescu;on the other hand there's never going to be an economical solution to offer vps servers and yet scale it up in case of a serious ddos -79811;1363305791;mircea_popescu;so practically a vps host can't do much more than "sorry, we can't host you, you're too big". -79810;1363305815;jurov;well, having an alert for such cases is well within their economical reach... instead of waiting 8 hours till whole dc is in ashes -79809;1363305831;dub;I think while there could have been a quicker response (and really the pain here is for any other customer of bitvps), a $20 vps is not expected to handle any kind of dos in a way that mitigates the attack for its target -79808;1363305834;mircea_popescu;yeah i guess communications didn't work. -79807;1363305844;mircea_popescu;actually, -79806;1363305866;Namworld;Till whole DC? -79805;1363305868;dub;thats just my experience with gettign dos'd on $20 vpsen :) -79804;1363305882;Namworld;We have 1 server in switzerland. -79803;1363305884;dub;and yes I took out linodes fremont facility once -79802;1363305904;dub;because someone wanted my nick on IRC -79801;1363305913;kakobrekla;lol -79800;1363306014;jurov;okay, it was the server then, not the dc. and yes, i shouldn't have expected any thing else -79799;1363306048;jurov;but having to wait 6 hours and then another 2 hours fo r the staff trying to figure out if it's really an attack -79798;1363306056;jurov;that would enrage everyone -79797;1363306084;mircea_popescu;in fact going through the logs, -79796;1363306085;mircea_popescu;Mar 07 03:46:04 Namworld if this causes to overstep my bitvps bandwidth, or causes bitvps to be included in ddos outright -79795;1363306085;mircea_popescu;Mar 07 03:48:14 i would be surprised, jurov -79794;1363306091;mircea_popescu;some warning was issued. -79793;1363306125;jurov;^exactly this i was speaking about -79792;1363306129;jurov;thx mircea -79791;1363306147;mircea_popescu;well... he promised to be surprised, he was surprised. no scam. -79790;1363306153;jurov;hehe -79789;1363306169;Namworld;... that's not really the point -79788;1363306194;Namworld;But apparently yes, words got out quickly and it was DDoS'ed too. -79787;1363306205;mircea_popescu;anyway. it doesn't look like there's much more anyone could have done practically. -79786;1363306218;Namworld;We only have a few nodes, we might be the most popular host in BTC zone but that's quite small a clientbase. -79785;1363306269;jurov;well, but if you don't want to host anything critical, where does this leave you? -79784;1363306287;jurov;irc knitting group with some hosting slapped on? -79783;1363306297;mircea_popescu;jurov listen, pretty much nobody offers off the shelf ddos proof hosting -79782;1363306305;mircea_popescu;it's just too expensive. -79781;1363306373;Namworld;It actually is very expensive. Pretty much any host will kick someone getting DDoSed outright. Not that it's something we'd wish to do, but it's not economically feasible at the cost VPSes/Shared hosting are billed. -79780;1363306405;Namworld;and we are pretty much salvaging RG's business which was barely breaken even. There's no money for 24/7 staff and we all have to work on it outside our day job/etc. -79779;1363306438;Namworld;We're already moving out of rented servers and have bought dedicated servers. We'll be upgrading and consolidating. -79778;1363306452;mircea_popescu;Namworld it's a best effort business, we get it. perhaps the only improvement is to have an internal messaging system somehow, so if you hear ddos early warning it can be used somehow -79777;1363306456;mircea_popescu;if that's even possible. -79776;1363306461;Namworld;But we're pretty much investing in a business that was in the red. -79775;1363306486;Namworld;Once we get our own servers instead of renting, we'll be in the green. For now we're focused on doing that and moving clients. -79774;1363306498;Namworld;Once that is done we can start improving services. -79773;1363306514;Namworld;But there's still a lot of work ahead. -79772;1363306573;jurov;to be honest, i was thinking about moving somewhere else back after december outage -79771;1363306599;jurov;but couldn't get any good advice except to pay heavy $$$ -79770;1363306619;dub;I would only go with big name brand for a vps -79769;1363306637;Namworld;The switzerland node we have has been getting many issues at the DC level. We might drop it altogether and have to find another node to rent for Europe. -79768;1363306638;dub;there are so many 2 bit (!) shops out there -79767;1363306655;Namworld;For US we're consolidating clients in New York on owned servers. -79766;1363306835;dub;jurov: not to be rude, and this is why I still use linode, you can't expect any $20 vps to handle anything critical -79765;1363306950;jurov;okay okay, i'm not complaining about that -79764;1363306967;jurov;i have just issue with communication and delays -79763;1363307099;jurov;but prolly that's to be expected for $40 vps, too... -79762;1363307102;kakobrekla;Namworld hetzner -79761;1363307134;dub;jurov: yep -79760;1363307151;Namworld;kako: what? -79759;1363307159;Namworld;Well we hope to be able to be staffed 24/7 later on. -79758;1363307174;kakobrekla;>We might drop it altogether and have to find another node to rent for Europe. -79757;1363307178;kakobrekla;http://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting/produktmatrix/rootserver-produktmatrix-ex -79756;1363307179;dub;good, cheap, fast, pick two -79755;1363307365;parseval;Beyond mitigation steps with firewall software, you could architect the web app to easily scale to multiple servers, then toss in nodes from AWS on demand during an attack. A bit pricey, but if the question is whether you pay more or shut down... -79754;1363307367;mircea_popescu;sex. -79753;1363307402;mircea_popescu;parseval software firewalls weren't even being touched, routers got it. -79752;1363307419;parseval;Nice -79751;1363307459;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.JUN] 1 @ 0.08995 BTC [-] -79750;1363307514;smickles;;;bc,diff -79749;1363307514;gribble;4847647.1520656 -79748;1363307764;RandolphDuke;which broker is better coinbr or btc-tc ? -79747;1363307810;jurov;RandolphDuke btc-tc is exchange not broker -79746;1363307835;Namworld;Indeed -79745;1363307838;jurov;and you did not say your criteria -79744;1363307842;RandolphDuke;so how do they have mpex assets? -79743;1363307860;jurov;these are passthroughs backed by mpex assets -79742;1363307860;RandolphDuke;jurov: recieving dividends -79741;1363307899;RandolphDuke;from what i take it btc-tc takes 5% of the dividend ammount -79740;1363307906;RandolphDuke;and coinbr charges a monthly fee -79739;1363307918;jurov;coinbr is not asking a fee for receiving dividends, but asks 0.09/month flat -79738;1363307947;RandolphDuke;what about reputation, is coinbr the same people as mpex? -79737;1363307976;dub;coinbr is jurov -79736;1363307979;jurov;no, i'm coinbr owner, mircea_popescu is mpex owner -79735;1363307981;dub;;;getrating jurov -79734;1363307981;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User jurov, rated since Fri Jan 20 15:16:32 2012. Cumulative rating 24, from 15 total ratings. Received ratings: 15 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 10 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=jurov -79733;1363307999;dub;he has a good reputation -79732;1363308014;RandolphDuke;what about security of funds -79731;1363308068;jurov;it's discussed extensively on bitointalk, lemme dig it... -79730;1363308082;RandolphDuke;thnx -79729;1363308088;jurov;here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118551.0 -79728;1363308298;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 10 @ 0.0018 = 0.018 BTC [-] -79727;1363308485;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.53 = 2.12 BTC [-] -79726;1363309725;RandolphDuke;havelock is another broker or exchange? -79725;1363309783;dub;exchange -79724;1363310018;smickles;RandolphDuke: i believe that coinbr is the only mpex broker with a website -79723;1363310057;smickles;and, ugg, i just installed a proper ssl cert ... now apache wont start -79722;1363310072;smickles;and i can't find any useful error in the logs -79721;1363310075;smickles;:PP -79720;1363310254;kakobrekla;Inaba: My open offer for a bet: BFL will ship the promised products within a reasonable time frame (as determined by a reputable member of this community, I propose Casascius). I offer BTC from 100 BTC to 2000 BTC. I am also willing to accept the domain name joshzerlan.com in lieu of BTC on the part of Bryan Micon. -79719;1363310261;kakobrekla;how could i have missed that. -79718;1363310304;kakobrekla;gotta love the reasonable timeframe -79717;1363310489;mircea_popescu;lol -79716;1363310649;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla : make an alias for josh-zerlan.com on bitbet's server -79715;1363310654;mircea_popescu;and redirect it to the march bfl bet. -79714;1363310657;mircea_popescu;gimme the ns. -79713;1363310681;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3449 BTC [+] -79712;1363310729;smickles;how am i supposed to fix something when there are no errormessages or logs? -79711;1363310752;mircea_popescu;smickles join the club, my sysadmin ppls have been wrangling with something exactly liek that for 3 days now. -79710;1363310835;smickles;mircea_popescu: but this should be simple, and common. I'm sure many people install ssl certs -79709;1363310849;mircea_popescu;yah well... -79708;1363310946;Troic;selinux / strace are your friends and foe -79707;1363310966;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -79706;1363310968;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00072543 / 0.00072578 / 0.00072614 (22480 shares, 16.32 BTC), 7D: 0.00067334 / 0.00074098 / 0.00076718 (769435 shares, 570.14 BTC), 30D: 0.00061614 / 0.00069589 / 0.00078628 (43419967 shares, 30,215.69 BTC) -79705;1363311016;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/digging-through-archives-yields-gold/ -79704;1363311021;mircea_popescu;from my personal "must read collection -79703;1363311082;RandolphDuke;!ticker m S.DICE -79702;1363311083;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00569985 / 0.00584763 / 0.00599987 (473 shares, 2.77 BTC), 7D: 0.00413 / 0.00575556 / 0.006 (50044 shares, 288.03 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00613776 / 0.0069 (2392891 shares, 14,687.00 BTC) -79701;1363311267;smickles;the internet is so useful: "Wow after hours of digging I finally found the solution thanks to a post by rajanichand Here what I did in httpd.conf I commented out the SSLCACertificateFile line and it worked." -79700;1363311310;mircea_popescu;haha cool -79699;1363311334;smickles;unfortunately, i don't think i have the right kind of mind for that solution -79698;1363311424;smickles;and i've come across a handfull of "UPDATE: i fixed it after finding _this_line_ in som OTHER logs" But they never say what logs those were -79697;1363311607;mircea_popescu;you know... -79696;1363311609;mircea_popescu;those other logs -79695;1363311665;jurov;smickles, you don't have passphrase set on key? -79694;1363311684;jurov;so that apache is stopping somewhere and waiting for it -79693;1363311734;smickles;jurov: i believe i do have a passphrase set on the key -79692;1363311768;jurov;get rid of it.. you can add it later if desired -79691;1363311769;smickles;could it be stopping and waiting for me to type it in somehow? -79690;1363311780;jurov;yes tat's exactly what it does -79689;1363311780;smickles;oh, howto get rid of it? -79688;1363311796;jurov;some openssl magic invocation -79687;1363311813;smickles;i will send you a tip if this works -79686;1363311871;smickles;hmm, i'm going to have to send a new csr to those guys now, arn't i -79685;1363311919;jurov;http://www.mnxsolutions.com/apache/removing-a-passphrase-from-an-ssl-key.html << smickles -79684;1363312249;smickles;jurov: give me an addy, it worked. -79683;1363312268;smickles;but now, the thing that prompted me to do this is giveing another error -79682;1363312277;smickles;D: -79681;1363312293;jurov;what thing? -79680;1363312314;smickles;blockchain.info's api making a callback to my server -79679;1363312335;smickles;their java install doesn't seem to think my cert is a good cert -79678;1363312343;jurov;nromal browser is not complaining? -79677;1363312368;smickles;yeah, works on chromium -79676;1363312439;jurov;does apache provide all certs in chain or only the your one and the CA? -79675;1363312478;jurov;i remember i had to add them all cause some browser was unhappy -79674;1363312492;smickles;SSLCertificateChainFile /etc/apache2/PositiveSSL.ca-bundle -79673;1363312503;smickles;is that what you're talking about? -79672;1363312508;jurov;yea that should work -79671;1363312526;smickles;yeah, it's in there, and has been in there -79670;1363312590;jurov;i dunno. so 1DzxV3arKg22TfVYx4nw1rLFJmjLTnXHi7 then -79669;1363312700;jurov;maybe you'll have to import them into java then -79668;1363312849;smickles;lol, yeah, import my cert into their java. anyway, sent :) -79667;1363312897;mircea_popescu;what's the problem ? -79666;1363312908;mircea_popescu;java is like, secure and maff and stuff -79665;1363312984;smickles;mircea_popescu: when 'they' try to send a callback to my server, their software gives them "Error sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target" and gives up -79664;1363313018;mircea_popescu;hm -79663;1363313049;jurov;https://forums.comodo.com/ssl_certificate/unable_to_find_valid_certification_path_to_requested_target-t17086.0.html;wap2= -79662;1363313059;mircea_popescu;you know they could just add your cert. -79661;1363313062;jurov;lol maybe their java is outdated -79660;1363313089;smickles;wtf, would they really be on 1.5? -79659;1363313097;smickles;damn early 1.5 at that -79658;1363313149;Bowjob;yawn -79657;1363313160;Bowjob;my electrum wallet doesnt appear to work lol -79656;1363313164;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.82 BTC [+] -79655;1363313259;mircea_popescu;“The welfare state reduces a citizen to a client, subordinates them to a bureaucrat, and subjects them to rules that are anti- work, anti-family, anti-opportunity and anti-property... Humans forced to suffer under such anti-human rules naturally develop pathologies. The evening news is the natural result of the welfare state.” -79654;1363313267;mircea_popescu;i'm like in love over here. -79653;1363313317;smickles;mircea_popescu: don't love AJ, it's a sin -79652;1363313325;mircea_popescu;aj ? -79651;1363313332;smickles;alexjones -79650;1363313340;mircea_popescu;that's not alex jones -79649;1363313342;smickles;silly joke -79648;1363313346;mircea_popescu;its some obscure jim beam dood -79647;1363313394;smickles;that's an ungoogleable name -79646;1363313658;mircea_popescu;http://jim.com/liberquo.htm -79645;1363313664;mircea_popescu;jim.com, nicely enough -79644;1363314052;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1555 BTC [+] -79643;1363314204;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.155 BTC [-] -79642;1363314215;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.15199 BTC [-] -79641;1363314236;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.15021 = 0.3004 BTC [-] -79640;1363314264;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.15021 BTC [-] -79639;1363314284;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.1502 = 0.9012 BTC [-] -79638;1363314298;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 20 @ 0.15 = 3 BTC [-] -79637;1363314325;mircea_popescu;ahh, got a nice one for midnightmagic : -79636;1363314327;mircea_popescu;“Altruism does not mean mere kindness or generosity, but the sacrifice of the best among men to the worst, the sacrifice of virtues to flaws, of ability to incompetence, of progress to stagnation--and the subordinating of all life and of all values to the claims of anyone's suffering.” -79635;1363314538;topace_;!ticker h sdice -79634;1363314540;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.53000000 / 0.54966167 / 0.57000000 (60 shares, 32.97970000 BTC), 7D: 0.44000006 / 0.56318428 / 0.61999910 (735 shares, 413.94044920 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.62515082 / 0.75900000 (5260 shares, 3288.29329337 BTC) -79633;1363314543;topace_;!ticker m s.dice -79632;1363314545;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00569985 / 0.00570109 / 0.00599986 (241 shares, 1.37 BTC), 7D: 0.00413 / 0.00575556 / 0.006 (50044 shares, 288.03 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00613751 / 0.0069 (2388391 shares, 14,658.80 BTC) -79631;1363315455;smickles;jurov: phantomcircuit nailed the second issue, my server wasn't providing enough of the cert chain, browsers just dl the missing parts, java needs the whole thing spoon-fed to it -79630;1363315646;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.769994 = 15.3999 BTC [-] -79629;1363315719;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769995 BTC [+] -79628;1363315793;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.769996 = 3.08 BTC [+] -79627;1363315845;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00574 BTC [+] -79626;1363315932;kakobrekla;http://xkcd.com/1181/ -79625;1363316319;smickles;kakobrekla: not funny :P -79624;1363316327;kakobrekla;this one is http://xkcd.com/1169/ -79623;1363316363;smickles;heh, actually i do think it's funny, but it sends a bad message -79622;1363316840;mircea_popescu;in other news http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136330962761.jpg -79621;1363316880;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -79620;1363317291;dub;did you see my link before? -79619;1363317311;dub;be fun to set two points in london and try to navigate at full zoom -79618;1363317320;dub;http://btlondon2012.co.uk/pano.html -79617;1363317488;mircea_popescu;fpr some values of fun -79616;1363317523;dub;tbh I spent ten minutes looking for porn and gave up -79615;1363317611;dub;probably need to refamiliarise myself with the best socioeconomic direction -79614;1363317634;dub;its been 30 odd years since I've been there -79613;1363318038;mircea_popescu;been where ?! -79612;1363318089;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Human progress exists because people cooperate together, and are nice to each other. The peoples whose nature is to prey on other humans, to cast them away, or to be mercenary, these are destructive elements. People who are destructive while pretending their acts select for greater fitness is a perversion of the nature of Darwinism which does not, in fact, match reality. -79611;1363318120;mircea_popescu;you equivocate plenty in there. progress does not exist. humans do live comfortably because they cooperate, but this does have no relation to being nice. -79610;1363318129;mircea_popescu;gotta think cleanly if you aim to think at all. -79609;1363318135;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Nor is courtesy and kindness in the face of cruelty anything I would espouse. -79608;1363318163;midnightmagic;Progress does exist in the form of higher standards of living, freedom, and the advancement of human knowledge and science. -79607;1363318192;mircea_popescu;standards of living have been collapsing ever since welfarism (which is a good example of the nice/cooperation confusion) -79606;1363318200;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: If you would like to make a specific point about altruism rather than make quotation-like assertions, I would be happy to entertain it. -79605;1363318206;mircea_popescu;the only way that collapse can be hidden is by avoiding reference to objective standard. -79604;1363318208;midnightmagic;That is actually completely false. -79603;1363318216;mircea_popescu;so then we have a point. -79602;1363318223;mircea_popescu;to disagree on :D -79601;1363318243;midnightmagic;And I would say that those who prey on other humans and run confidence games with them are more responsible for the destruction you think outweighs the progress humans have made in science and medicine. -79600;1363318246;mircea_popescu;now let's take your progress apart. fewer people can read in the us today than did in 1913. -79599;1363318262;midnightmagic;Aumann's agreement theorem states one or both of us is, at that point, being irrational. -79598;1363318265;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.54 = 1.08 BTC [+] -79597;1363318267;midnightmagic;Thus, I do not agree to disagree. -79596;1363318271;mircea_popescu;fewer people die today in good health than did in 1913 -79595;1363318290;mircea_popescu;what esle was in there, o, right, freedom. -79594;1363318297;mircea_popescu;i'll rest on that one, seems too easy. -79593;1363318325;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.53 = 7.95 BTC [-] -79592;1363318355;midnightmagic;That is a statement which is pointless: more people live longer, in better health than in 1913. -79591;1363318356;mircea_popescu;also, you perhaps hold aumann in too high a regard. he's a minor bayesian, which is another way to say nonsense. -79590;1363318373;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic only if you measure these like the us govt measures unemployment. -79589;1363318392;mircea_popescu;take something inconvenient, like people who died of cancer before age 18. -79588;1363318405;mircea_popescu;see how it went up by the 100's of %. -79587;1363318412;midnightmagic;I'm no sure you understand what Bayesian reasoning is at this point. -79586;1363318439;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure you lack the cognitive trappings that'd allow you to evaluate that meta-point, so let's allow it to go silent. -79585;1363318557;midnightmagic;You make a nonsense assertion about Bayesian reasoning being nonsense and then tell me I'm incapable of cognition for saying you're making ignorant comments? -79584;1363318570;midnightmagic;You know you could have just said, "no, u" -79583;1363318621;mircea_popescu;here's the thing : the theorem you cite refers to something very speciffic. -79582;1363318636;mircea_popescu;you are applying it with no consideration given to the conditions of validity it contains -79581;1363318638;mircea_popescu;this speaks of you. -79580;1363318639;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: The population of the world also went up. Your statements of statistics are flawed, and either you're doing it on purpose and waiting for me to mock you, or you really do think these things, in which case I .. well I'm not sure where to go from there. -79579;1363318649;mircea_popescu;right, see ? -79578;1363318654;mircea_popescu;we have problems. -79577;1363318676;midnightmagic;Lemme give it a stab. Pirates and global warming? -79576;1363318685;mircea_popescu;what about these ? -79575;1363318729;midnightmagic;If population itself rises by x%, and you say number of cancer cases have increased by x%, you are actually saying cancer *rates* have remained static. -79574;1363318754;mircea_popescu;listen, the reason i phrased that way is not because of a misunderstanding of statistics, as you seem inclined to conveniently surmise. -79573;1363318775;mircea_popescu;it's because i presupposed in your usage of "progress" that you do not look at percents but absolutes. -79572;1363318781;mircea_popescu;you'd have to, in order to maintain coherence. -79571;1363318781;midnightmagic;I surmise but not conclude, as you'll note in my previous comment about the possibilities of why you're doing that. -79570;1363318786;mircea_popescu;"no kids left behind" and all that. -79569;1363318823;mircea_popescu;(yes, surmise but not conclude. which is specifically why i used that word and not the other. i'm trying to help you judge here.) -79568;1363318837;midnightmagic;You make it easy to be uncivil, mircea. -79567;1363318842;mircea_popescu;you're welcome. -79566;1363318853;midnightmagic;I don't feel so. -79565;1363318864;mircea_popescu;well... not like you have to :p -79564;1363319002;mircea_popescu;but let us better understand this notion of progress you use, because after all it's so messed up by commoners chewing on it. -79563;1363319025;midnightmagic;Well, it does free me up to mock your "my success by my measure makes me right" bias. -79562;1363319036;midnightmagic;Very well. -79561;1363319055;mircea_popescu;so : if situation A is that 100 people die yearly in forest fires and situation B is that 3 people die yearly in forest fires but one person is kidnapped and tortured to death as a religious practice which causes the reduction in forest fires casualities, is a movement from A to B progress in your view ? -79560;1363319101;BitHub;:/ -79559;1363319107;BitHub;morning -79558;1363319110;mircea_popescu;hi. -79557;1363319139;BitHub;gday maaaaate, how the bloody hell are ya? -79556;1363319193;midnightmagic;Human longevity has increased; human standards of living have increased; human freedom to pursue a healthy happy life is greater than it ever was; human knowledge is at its greatest peak in all of history; human treatment of disease is greater and more effective than it has ever been, ever in all history; human notions of morality and ethics (on the whole) are greater than they have ever been. -79555;1363319205;mircea_popescu;ah but why muddy things up, just answer the q. -79554;1363319294;midnightmagic;I literally don't have an answer for your contrived example. -79553;1363319313;mircea_popescu;perhaps human notions of morality and ethics aren't quite as developed as all that. -79552;1363319327;mircea_popescu;or perhaps you're not quite up to the reading, seeing how it's both ancient and banal an example. -79551;1363319335;mircea_popescu;but anyway. i'm satisfied myself, thanks. -79550;1363319338;midnightmagic;They are. We have natural rights now that humans have never had for basically all of recorded history. -79549;1363319348;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [+] -79548;1363319395;midnightmagic;It's a stupid philosophical example with no bearing on my assertion. -79547;1363319403;midnightmagic;+s -79546;1363319407;mircea_popescu;well, it's true it has no bearing on your assertions. -79545;1363319413;mircea_popescu;the reason would be that they're empty pr stuff. -79544;1363319423;mircea_popescu;where they mean anything they're false, where they're not false they're meaningless. -79543;1363319476;mircea_popescu;for that matter the raw raw raw we are the best the sun has ever seen is possibly the oldest rabble rousing talk ever. older than Athens for sure. -79542;1363319524;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.52 = 5.2 BTC [-] -79541;1363319534;midnightmagic;So what? It's true now. -79540;1363319549;mircea_popescu;it always was "true now". -79539;1363319563;mircea_popescu;i guess for some views that constitutes proof of progress. -79538;1363319564;midnightmagic;So? -79537;1363319583;mircea_popescu;so nothing really, it's a little amusing, you'll grow out of it. -79536;1363319593;midnightmagic;lol -79535;1363319615;mircea_popescu;ikr? -79534;1363319628;mircea_popescu;people have never been this smart and yet men your age have never been this childish. -79533;1363319630;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -79532;1363319631;mircea_popescu;it's a paradox. -79531;1363319654;midnightmagic;So desperately certain; so patronizing. And you continue to rail against that which you have no control over; ineffective. Shouting into the wind. -79530;1363319661;midnightmagic;I'm fairly sure you have no idea how old I am. -79529;1363319687;mircea_popescu;hm, if you won't think the question too much proof of my many and varied shortcomings, -79528;1363319694;midnightmagic;Pretend you are my better then. I'm confident you don't grow out of that no matter how true or untrue it may be. -79527;1363319705;mircea_popescu;why do you presume to guess my emotional state ? does it help something ? -79526;1363319725;midnightmagic;Dinner time. Have fun talking to your echo chamber. -79525;1363319730;mircea_popescu;laters. -79524;1363319768;jborkl;Emotions hinder rational thought -79523;1363319800;mircea_popescu;well that's true. but he already got slapped once with the entire statistics thing. you'd expect people a little quicker on their feet. -79522;1363319845;mircea_popescu;presume you don't understand what's being said because of the other person once, get shown better, stop making the assumption. at least for a wittle while. -79521;1363319871;jborkl;That seems reasonable to me -79520;1363320323;RandolphDuke;midnightmagic: standards of living in developed countries have barely budged in 50 years outside of major improvements in communications -79519;1363320407;RandolphDuke;midnightmagic: with all the productivity gains the government has said weve made over 50 years, 8 hours of work per week should be enough to afford a 1950's standard of living, yet today 2 income earners are required just to make ends meet -79518;1363320612;midnightmagic;RandolphDuke: That's not true at all re: not budged in 50 years. -79517;1363320620;RandolphDuke;sure it is -79516;1363320649;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic 44, gemini. -79515;1363320660;mircea_popescu;o, there you are. -79514;1363320664;RandolphDuke;name an innovation in the last 30 years that has improved your life other then the internet -79513;1363320685;kakobrekla;mobile phone -79512;1363320687;kakobrekla;gps -79511;1363320690;kakobrekla;microwave -79510;1363320693;Troic;mri -79509;1363320694;RandolphDuke;phones existed in the 50's -79508;1363320712;kakobrekla;fine, GSM then -79507;1363320715;RandolphDuke;all of those are merely improvements of existing technology -79506;1363320719;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla seriously tho, people need about 3 average incomes now to maintain a 1950s lifestyle. in the 80s needed two. -79505;1363320722;mircea_popescu;soon will need four. -79504;1363320746;kakobrekla;yeah and? -79503;1363320746;RandolphDuke;some households already have their kids working part time -79502;1363320770;kakobrekla;thats why bitcoin is 50 now -79501;1363320778;mircea_popescu;right. -79500;1363320779;RandolphDuke;the government has siphoned off the productivity gains through inflation/taxation and transfered them into none-return bearing investments -79499;1363320783;RandolphDuke;squandered -79498;1363320796;mircea_popescu;at least zee germans financed a united europe -79497;1363320802;mircea_popescu;so they'll have a disaster to account for it. -79496;1363320809;mircea_popescu;the us financed nothing in particular, a buncha lossy wars. -79495;1363320824;RandolphDuke;european union is just a secular version of the holy roman empire -79494;1363320831;RandolphDuke;its nothing new -79493;1363320838;mircea_popescu;i think that's what they hoped it to be, but it didn't work out. -79492;1363320851;kakobrekla;i still dont see what the problem is -79491;1363320859;RandolphDuke;infact its probably even worse now, since at least the emperors still feared divine punishment somewhat -79490;1363320875;mircea_popescu;hre was politically very weak. -79489;1363320885;mircea_popescu;look into it, it was an interesting time for freedom. -79488;1363320909;midnightmagic;1910 literacy rate: 7.7% = 92m * 1-0.077=84m, 2013 literacy rates for the US: 99% = 313m * 0.99 =309.9m 309.9m > 84m. -79487;1363320919;mircea_popescu;those numbers are lies. -79486;1363320933;midnightmagic;Oh, sure. Make up a definition that makes you right. -79485;1363320934;mircea_popescu;want me to pick up the reports that kids going to college today need to take basic literacy ? -79484;1363320934;midnightmagic;lol -79483;1363320941;RandolphDuke;what i find most amusing about the US, is if you actually research what the so called tyrants extracted from the population it was roughly 5-10% of annual income -79482;1363320945;mircea_popescu;have you spoken to one of these young hopefuls ? -79481;1363320946;RandolphDuke;compare that to close to 50% now lol -79480;1363320955;RandolphDuke;in a "free" country -79479;1363320963;midnightmagic;Considering 7.7% *couldn't read AT ALL* in 1910? -79478;1363320972;mircea_popescu;over 10% can't read at all today. -79477;1363320979;midnightmagic;Anecdote proves everything, I always say. Right mircea? -79476;1363320981;mircea_popescu;it's just they're carefully avoided when the statistics are made. -79475;1363320990;mircea_popescu;just like the uynemployed doesn't include the homeless -79474;1363320993;mircea_popescu;because they smell. -79473;1363320996;midnightmagic;And let's just make up some random numbers! 10% -79472;1363321026;RandolphDuke;midnightmagic: go pull up a newspaper from 100-200 years ago and compare it to one today, the level of language was far higher + the ammount of information per page was astonishing -79471;1363321030;midnightmagic;#statsfail -79470;1363321036;mircea_popescu;not how it works joe. -79469;1363321040;mircea_popescu;do you mind if i call you joe ? -79468;1363321060;midnightmagic;Only if you mind me calling you fluffy the unicorn. -79467;1363321073;mircea_popescu;you're already calling me mircea, so it's about fair. -79466;1363321085;RandolphDuke;midnightmagic: if people were so well educated the unemployment rate wouldnt be as high, they would be able to figure out how to be productive from all their knowledge -79465;1363321086;midnightmagic;Okay fluffy. -79464;1363321096;kakobrekla;omg kids. -79463;1363321098;mircea_popescu;o, a challenge ? mkay. -79462;1363321121;mircea_popescu;for that matter i know you live in de soto, wisconsin, and that you collect, and what, and when you dated, and a whole other pile of stuff. -79461;1363321125;midnightmagic;Well? Courtesy's out the window, why not? -79460;1363321129;mircea_popescu;i got it all because i asked, half hour ago or whatever. -79459;1363321134;midnightmagic;LOL -79458;1363321137;midnightmagic;Who, me? -79457;1363321143;mircea_popescu;let's call the person joe. -79456;1363321144;mircea_popescu;anyway. -79455;1363321152;midnightmagic;... Wisconsin..? -79454;1363321173;midnightmagic;I thought I told you I'm Canadian. -79453;1363321182;mircea_popescu;yeh -79452;1363321199;midnightmagic;Why would I be living in Wisconsin then? -79451;1363321231;mircea_popescu;... -79450;1363321251;midnightmagic;Is this another one of those things that isn't translating into English so well? -79449;1363321269;mircea_popescu;it's a bizzare question, what, they shoot canadians in wisconsin ? or how should i know anyway -79448;1363321336;midnightmagic;whargarble. -79447;1363321430;midnightmagic;http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v680/Velvet42/motivational%20posters/whargarbl.jpg -79446;1363322124;kakobrekla;its official, we have a 'chain block', dub. http://www.bloomberg.com/video/bob-s-daily-buzzword-bitcoin-EJ04CzJbQsKJ6CqAsDI_WA.html -79445;1363322283;mircea_popescu;in you chain blockin' yo forks -79444;1363322286;smickles;get that fact into wikipedia! -79443;1363322801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00599963 = 0.8999 BTC [-] -79442;1363322974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00072139 = 2.1642 BTC [-] -79441;1363323033;leotreasure;rofl chain block -79440;1363323149;mircea_popescu;like cockblock -79439;1363323157;mircea_popescu;but whit hain in it. -79438;1363323422;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [+] -79437;1363323514;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 261 @ 0.005199 = 1.3569 BTC [+] -79436;1363323673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00072139 = 4.653 BTC [-] -79435;1363323675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00071103 = 0.711 BTC [-] -79434;1363323676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00071102 = 1.4931 BTC [-] -79433;1363324121;MJR_;hi all -79432;1363324128;MJR_;;;ident -79431;1363324129;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address 1LokQrHj14NU93tC6pZfTZyyRHhAVakQmX -79430;1363324142;smickles;;;tslb -79429;1363324144;smickles;howdy MJR_ -79428;1363324145;gribble;Time since last block: 18 minutes and 5 seconds -79427;1363324154;MJR_;what's new :) -79426;1363324183;MJR_;;;ticker -79425;1363324184;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.39999, Best ask: 47.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 47.39999, 24 hour volume: 31666.06954211, 24 hour low: 46.05000, 24 hour high: 47.99000, 24 hour vwap: 47.29517 -79424;1363324224;MJR_;;;goxlag -79423;1363324226;gribble;0.250708 seconds -79422;1363324251;MJR_;;;buy 48 -79421;1363324252;gribble;(buy [--long] [at|@] []) -- Logs a buy order for units of , at a price of per unit, in units of . Use the optional field to put in any special notes. may include an arithmetical expression, and {mtgox(ask|bid|last)} to index price to mtgox ask, bid, or last price. May also include (1 more message) -79420;1363324304;MJR_;hmmm what's the command to see how many dollars to move to 48? -79419;1363331460;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 158 @ 0.1 = 15.8 BTC [+] -79418;1363331560;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -79417;1363331899;mircea_popescu;jurov http://live.coinbr.com/ doesn't show anything to me, is my browser borkt ? -79416;1363332117;Josh_Rossi;mircea_popescu: I don't see anything either -79415;1363332137;mircea_popescu;you know i can't see your name without thinking of portia de rossi -79414;1363332143;Josh_Rossi;lol -79413;1363332154;Josh_Rossi;not sure if that is good or bad -79412;1363332160;Josh_Rossi;but I like her... -79411;1363332171;mircea_popescu;well... this tall blonde gorgeous lesbian chick. -79410;1363332174;mircea_popescu;how bad can it be -79409;1363332184;mjr_;hehehe -79408;1363332212;mjr_;yeah...just not sure if I want people to associate me with a hot blonde lesbian -79407;1363332276;mircea_popescu;and actually, talk about a trophy wife : she's maried to degeneres. -79406;1363332388;mircea_popescu;http://cdn.evilbeetgossip.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/ellen_portia_kiss.jpg -79405;1363332390;mircea_popescu;visual aid. -79404;1363332408;mircea_popescu;http://www.huffingtonpost.com/max-keiser/is-bitcoin-money_b_2849031.html -79403;1363332416;mircea_popescu;what does the libertard crowd wish to speak about ? -79402;1363332430;mircea_popescu;NOT the virtues of bitcoin. the fascinating fact that one of them got some. -79401;1363332440;mircea_popescu;navel grazing is becoming enshrined. -79400;1363332441;mjr_;lol -79399;1363332449;mjr_;max keiser is hilarious -79398;1363332459;mjr_;grazing or gazing? -79397;1363332687;mircea_popescu;yes -79396;1363333152;mjr_;so, I was thinking an assurance contract could be a good way to start a unified clearing process for exchanges -79395;1363333184;mjr_;where m is 2/3 of n -79394;1363333211;mjr_;seems to me, that that is the only way you rival gox -79393;1363333296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00599963 = 2.9998 BTC [-] -79392;1363333495;grubles;any thoughts on ppcoin? -79391;1363334321;smickles;;;tslb -79390;1363334323;gribble;Time since last block: 2 minutes and 26 seconds -79389;1363334878;smickles;i would've used bitpay, but they still haven't responded to my application and the certainly didn't respond b/f i had 90% finished my own system -79388;1363334955;smickles;ya know, it really says something about their business if *i* can code a functional replacement for them before they even respond to me -79387;1363335012;smickles;they did ask about volume tho, maybe they just see me as too small of a fish -79386;1363335111;mjr_;smickles: lol -79385;1363335138;mjr_;the finance guys I work with are like send it to India -79384;1363335156;mjr_;im like you don't get it...this is the fun part -79383;1363335183;mjr_;interesting convo in OTC -79382;1363335190;smickles;heh, i had a lot of fun earlier getting and installing a 'proper' ssl cert -79381;1363335218;mjr_;you had to pay? -79380;1363335273;smickles;mjr_: well, i didn't wan't to go with one of those 'free' providers, and my self-signed just wasn't cutting it anymore -79379;1363335282;mjr_;yeah -79378;1363335290;mjr_;what's the site, is it live? -79377;1363335446;mjr_;how do you see the banner? -79376;1363335691;smickles;heh, the site is a wip -79375;1363335704;smickles;the banner? -79374;1363335715;mjr_;for a room -79373;1363335731;smickles;/topic you mean? -79372;1363335884;mjr_;ah thanks -79371;1363335896;mjr_;was looking for motd or something -79370;1363336084;smickles;/motd is for the server -79369;1363336103;smickles;also, usually the topic has more in it than a url -79368;1363336304;mjr_;lol so much drama pretty much on every channel and forum -79367;1363336324;mjr_;I scurry back to bitcoin-assets -79366;1363336423;smickles;I've heard people say that it's not true that bitcoin isn't backed by anything; it's backed by drama. -79365;1363336455;mjr_;can't wait for a btc reality show -79364;1363336664;mjr_;you could have an amazing drama on amc about bitcoins -79363;1363336689;mjr_;miners, exchanges, Silk Road retailers -79362;1363336743;mjr_;irc ops -79361;1363336756;mjr_;so many stories to tell -79360;1363337192;Ukto;anyone taken a loan on btcjam? i have some question on it -79359;1363338005;coingenuity;Ukto: from what i've seen btcjam is uh...dubious at best -79358;1363338014;coingenuity;mostly SR activity, not much else -79357;1363338031;coingenuity;once in a while something legit-seeming pops up, but given the rest of the loans on there...eh -79356;1363338510;Bowjob;yawn -79355;1363338514;Bowjob;;;ticker -79354;1363338514;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.60551, Best ask: 47.10799, Bid-ask spread: 0.50248, Last trade: 46.99588, 24 hour volume: 30482.99861105, 24 hour low: 46.05000, 24 hour high: 47.96000, 24 hour vwap: 47.17570 -79353;1363339802;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.82 BTC [+] -79352;1363340352;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.32001 BTC [-] -79351;1363340354;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [-] -79350;1363340367;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 5 @ 0.31 = 1.55 BTC [-] -79349;1363341161;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -79348;1363341776;tiberiusiv;is jurov awake? -79347;1363342331;smickles;alright, I think I'll be launching the MPEx GUI tomorrow (today after i sleep and such) -79346;1363342341;smickles;:D -79345;1363342871;Ukto;>,> -79344;1363342884;Ukto;is it differnt -79343;1363342889;Ukto;than a native passtru -79342;1363342891;Ukto;from coinbr ? -79341;1363346019;Bowjob;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndshbH3qZ6Y -79340;1363346023;Bowjob;ahahah stupid americans -79339;1363346213;jurov;tiberiusiv yes? -79338;1363346304;jurov;of course live.coinbr.com shows nothing -79337;1363346317;jurov;Unterminated comment starting line 6 in
/home/polimedi/public_html/bitcoin/mpex-mktdepth-jsonp.php on line 6 -79336;1363346327;jurov;mircea_popescu: check ur error logs -79335;1363346775;Olive6767;Hi All :) -79334;1363347980;tiberiusiv;jurov pm pls -79333;1363349777;oizotov;is there a site from which i can download the whole blockchain ? -79332;1363349993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6546 @ 0.00071102 = 4.6543 BTC [-] -79331;1363350113;jurov;oizotov, there's a torrent -79330;1363350113;saulimus;oizotov, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=145386.0 -79329;1363350774;oizotov;i dont need bootstrap.dat im using old client and i need blk000X.dat -79328;1363350943;jurov;oizotov http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/3551/how-can-one-download-the-initial-blockchain-data-files-securely -79327;1363351292;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.344 BTC [-] -79326;1363351361;oizotov;i dont find any mirror that works i tried to download them with the client its running 4-5 days already and havent finished downloading it ... -79325;1363351486;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152617.0 -79324;1363351488;kakobrekla;O_o -79323;1363351499;kakobrekla;time to punch gox in the face -79322;1363351569;jurov;oizotov, use 0.8 then -79321;1363351616;jurov;it's *not* broken, not even for mining, if blocksize limit stays unchanged -79320;1363351636;oizotov;my wallet doesnt load in 0.8 some version mismatch i guess -79319;1363351693;jurov;pls ask in #bitcoin-dev then... -79318;1363351703;oizotov;ok thanks -79317;1363351801;jurov;lol mpoe-pr immediately chimed in... she could have added "we dispensed of this problem completely, mpex withdrawals are deprecated." -79316;1363352372;Anduck;lol i don't see ANY problem with that mtgox announcement -79315;1363352378;Anduck;btc price indeed has gone up -79314;1363352391;Anduck;like 3x from the long-lasting 10-4usd -79313;1363352394;Anduck;10-14 usd* -79312;1363352407;Anduck;so isn't it quite clear that they will fix the limits too? -79311;1363352410;kakobrekla;maybe you dont, others do. -79310;1363352424;Anduck;well, what is the problem, then? =I -79309;1363352440;Anduck;the real withdrawal limit value is still bigger than it was with the 200 btc border -79308;1363352443;kakobrekla;if you dont have one doesnt mean it isnt there. -79307;1363352457;Anduck;well i can't even think of a problem so yeah... -79306;1363352476;Anduck;that -79305;1363352486;Anduck;that's also true they should now fix their fee structure, too -79304;1363352498;Anduck;or maybe not, in fact -79303;1363352516;kakobrekla;O_o -79302;1363352533;Anduck;maybe they had to lower the withdrawal limit cuz of some aml things? -79301;1363352621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 250 @ 0.00072397 = 0.181 BTC [+] -79300;1363352632;markedathome;if it is an aml thing then they should tie the withdrawal limits to 7 day vwap equivalent of USD limits. -79299;1363354133;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769999 BTC [+] -79298;1363355042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.5201 = 5.201 BTC [+] -79297;1363355099;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.005199 = 0.0104 BTC [+] -79296;1363355101;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.5200001 = 7.8 BTC [-] -79295;1363355160;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.52 = 5.2 BTC [-] -79294;1363355220;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.511 BTC [-] -79293;1363355222;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.511 = 2.555 BTC [-] -79292;1363355270;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.049 BTC [-] -79291;1363355281;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.511 BTC [-] -79290;1363355341;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.5102 = 7.1428 BTC [-] -79289;1363355401;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.5101 = 4.0808 BTC [-] -79288;1363355458;ZedsterX;is there any where the BTC trading newb can go for learning the ropes? -79287;1363355461;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 200 @ 0.51 = 102 BTC [-] -79286;1363355521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.5005 = 4.5045 BTC [-] -79285;1363355522;kakobrekla;#bitcoin-assets -79284;1363355558;ZedsterX;the help here is not really for the newb -79283;1363355572;kakobrekla;its not? -79282;1363355604;kakobrekla;dunno -79281;1363355606;ZedsterX;you guys are very much in your own little all knowing group -79280;1363355665;kakobrekla;are you asking for yourself or someone else' -79279;1363355675;ZedsterX;myself -79278;1363355685;kakobrekla;well what do you want to know? -79277;1363355700;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 106 @ 0.5003 = 53.0318 BTC [-] -79276;1363355720;ZedsterX;looking for stuff like chart reading and basics -79275;1363355743;kakobrekla;well for chart reading you can ask Enky -79274;1363355790;kakobrekla;you can start here http://btctrading.wordpress.com/ -79273;1363355854;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16799 BTC [+] -79272;1363355857;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.168 BTC [+] -79271;1363355869;ZedsterX;yeah i saw that sight yesterday guess i should read up there...thanks Kako -79270;1363355926;kakobrekla;yeah enky is around here or join #bit4x, more techincal stuff is discussed there -79269;1363355978;ZedsterX;VWAP? see right there i'm lost....also aren't basic day trading how-to sites helpful for the basics? -79268;1363356020;kakobrekla;take your time, read, learn -79267;1363356088;kakobrekla;http://btctrading.wordpress.com/technical-background/ -79266;1363356091;ZedsterX;well S.DICE has already taught me my first lesson...that is the reason for interest -79265;1363356106;kakobrekla;check the pdfs here -79264;1363356106;kakobrekla;etc -79263;1363356129;ZedsterX;yep i am moving to the tablet for some reading...thanks again sir -79262;1363356490;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [+] -79261;1363356611;kakobrekla;no prob -79260;1363356629;kakobrekla;ZedsterX bug Enky if you have issues understanding -79259;1363356637;kakobrekla;;) -79258;1363356843;ZedsterX;will do ...and i'll tell you sent me :) -79257;1363357865;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [+] -79256;1363359026;Troic_;!ticker m s.dice -79255;1363359028;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00599963 / 0.00599963 / 0.00599963 (650 shares, 3.90 BTC), 7D: 0.005 / 0.00576119 / 0.006 (50615 shares, 291.60 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00613748 / 0.0069 (2388881 shares, 14,661.72 BTC) -79254;1363359155;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.769999 = 1.54 BTC [+] -79253;1363359707;deadweasel;;;ticker -79252;1363359708;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.29098, Best ask: 47.34967, Bid-ask spread: 0.05869, Last trade: 47.29098, 24 hour volume: 29361.03478444, 24 hour low: 46.05000, 24 hour high: 47.90000, 24 hour vwap: 47.08799 -79251;1363360577;kakobrekla;bfl site down - conspiraci -79250;1363360623;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 12 @ 0.00575 = 0.069 BTC [+] -79249;1363360953;Guest2434;!ticker h sdice -79248;1363360955;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.50030000 / 0.51111382 / 0.57000000 (427 shares, 218.24560150 BTC), 7D: 0.46050000 / 0.55100234 / 0.61999910 (1008 shares, 555.41036353 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.61443452 / 0.75900000 (5555 shares, 3413.18378474 BTC) -79247;1363361085;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.155 BTC [-] -79246;1363361087;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.153 BTC [-] -79245;1363361089;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.152 = 0.304 BTC [-] -79244;1363361091;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.15001 = 0.7501 BTC [-] -79243;1363361093;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [-] -79242;1363361640;kakobrekla;usagi: People like what I am doing or they wouldn't invest. -79241;1363361647;kakobrekla;yeah, people are also idiots. -79240;1363361669;kakobrekla;sorry, a > missing there, first line is a quote. -79239;1363361777;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 15 @ 0.0051 = 0.0765 BTC [-] -79238;1363361842;deadweasel;investing in metals doesn't make one an idiot, but trading btc for it is. -79237;1363362536;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 15 @ 0.00555 = 0.0833 BTC [+] -79236;1363362992;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.0052 = 0.104 BTC [-] -79235;1363364431;deadweasel;http://bitcointipper.com/index.html -79234;1363365415;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.769999 = 2.31 BTC [+] -79233;1363365417;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.77 = 11.55 BTC [+] -79232;1363365419;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 100 @ 0.77 = 77 BTC [+] -79231;1363365539;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.789999 = 7.9 BTC [+] -79230;1363365602;pigeons;your site deadweasel? -79229;1363367062;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [+] -79228;1363367288;jurov;so i went on to research bit more about coinlab.. have to wade through bullshit like: -79227;1363367296;jurov;When our team discussed how to tackle these issues in the US, it seemed clear that Mt. Gox had by far the best security record in the Bitcoin exchange landscape. -79226;1363367405;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.79 = 5.53 BTC [+] -79225;1363367479;ThickAsThieves;since they are so good at security we decided to take that role out of their hands for all US customers -79224;1363367766;imsaguy;shh -79223;1363367772;imsaguy;you aren't supposed to read that -79222;1363369219;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [+] -79221;1363369445;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.151 BTC [+] -79220;1363369447;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -79219;1363369449;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.13151 BTC [-] -79218;1363369520;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.1012 = 0.3036 BTC [-] -79217;1363369772;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00073667 = 2.5047 BTC [+] -79216;1363370999;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.52 = 1.56 BTC [+] -79215;1363371001;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.515 BTC [-] -79214;1363371084;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.11 BTC [+] -79213;1363371119;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.51 = 2.04 BTC [-] -79212;1363371419;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 57 @ 0.51 = 29.07 BTC [-] -79211;1363371480;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.51 = 5.1 BTC [-] -79210;1363371839;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.7 BTC [-] -79209;1363371899;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 9 @ 1.82 = 16.38 BTC [+] -79208;1363371901;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 7 @ 1.83 = 12.81 BTC [+] -79207;1363371959;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.5715 = 4.0005 BTC [+] -79206;1363371961;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.572 = 1.716 BTC [+] -79205;1363371962;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.57377777 BTC [+] -79204;1363371963;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.57399999 BTC [+] -79203;1363371964;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.575 = 5.175 BTC [+] -79202;1363371965;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5849999 BTC [+] -79201;1363371966;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.59 = 5.9 BTC [+] -79200;1363371967;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -79199;1363372079;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1.2 = 4.8 BTC [+] -79198;1363372139;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 15 @ 1.3999 = 20.9985 BTC [+] -79197;1363372140;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.3999 BTC [+] -79196;1363372199;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.59 = 1.18 BTC [+] -79195;1363372476;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 30 @ 0.79 = 23.7 BTC [+] -79194;1363372499;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -79193;1363372629;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [+] -79192;1363372652;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 25 @ 0.79 = 19.75 BTC [+] -79191;1363372756;kakobrekla;http://24.media.tumblr.com/06921f0d1ca90226d64ecbd050b8bd68/tumblr_mjoij4XdBZ1qf0u3po1_500.jpg -79190;1363372858;smickles;lol -79189;1363373009;topace;!ticker h sdice -79188;1363373011;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.50030000 / 0.51471736 / 0.59000000 (523 shares, 269.19717916 BTC), 7D: 0.50030000 / 0.55025058 / 0.61999910 (1102 shares, 606.37614115 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.61284029 / 0.75900000 (5666 shares, 3472.35306240 BTC) -79187;1363373114;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.79 = 6.32 BTC [+] -79186;1363373459;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -79185;1363374301;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 8 @ 0.398 = 3.184 BTC [+] -79184;1363374303;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [+] -79183;1363374659;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.3 BTC [-] -79182;1363374693;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [+] -79181;1363374719;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.999 BTC [+] -79180;1363374779;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.59 = 2.36 BTC [+] -79179;1363374780;ThickAsThieves;"NOTE: For your security, we automatically lock domain names 30 days after unlocking." Thanks GoDaddy... -79178;1363374840;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.59999 = 8.9999 BTC [+] -79177;1363374899;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.599999 = 5.4 BTC [+] -79176;1363375523;smickles;;;calc 0.21253985/[ticker --last] -79175;1363375523;gribble;0.00447980555598 -79174;1363375530;smickles;;;calc 0.21253985*[ticker --last] -79173;1363375530;gribble;10.083738518 -79172;1363375751;Diablo-D3;http://gigaom.com/2013/03/15/finnish-development-firm-offers-to-pay-salaries-partly-in-bitcoins/ -79171;1363375796;kakobrekla;O_o -79170;1363375808;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.159 BTC [+] -79169;1363375812;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1599 BTC [+] -79168;1363375814;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.163 BTC [+] -79167;1363375816;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16439 BTC [+] -79166;1363375818;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [+] -79165;1363376724;topace;!ticker h sdice -79164;1363376725;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.50030000 / 0.51892185 / 0.59999900 (550 shares, 285.40702016 BTC), 7D: 0.50030000 / 0.55155534 / 0.61999910 (1129 shares, 622.70598217 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.61271479 / 0.75900000 (5692 shares, 3487.57260040 BTC) -79163;1363377077;jurov;uh, mktdepth for live.coinbr still broken... should i duct tape it or wait for mircea? -79162;1363377392;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 25 @ 0.0052 = 0.13 BTC [-] -79161;1363378989;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.0007249 = 2.3559 BTC [-] -79160;1363379459;mircea_popescu;jurov heh. all better now -79159;1363379480;mircea_popescu;in other news, josh-zerlan.com -79158;1363379510;jurov;SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list -79157;1363379512;jurov;[Break On This Error] -79156;1363379513;jurov;, 610]]}, "X.IDIFF.SEP": {"S": [[235000000, 10]], "B": []}}); -79155;1363379533;jurov;the code still isn't valid -79154;1363379563;jurov;ah it begins with JurovP(JurovP({ -79153;1363379577;jurov;thanks for mentioning me twice, not necessary :D -79152;1363379669;mircea_popescu;also deposits flushed. -79151;1363379732;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX you'll be well advised to remember chart reading as in, technical analysis is far from being accepted like newtonian mechanics is. -79150;1363379746;mircea_popescu;lmao -79149;1363379765;ZedsterX;huh? -79148;1363379788;mircea_popescu;double encapsulation ftw. test it j -79147;1363379793;ThickAsThieves;basically chart reading can be voodoo or hindsight 20/20 a lot of the time -79146;1363379794;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX re your earlier ocmplaint. -79145;1363379809;jurov;Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ')' in /home/polimedi/public_html/bitcoin/mpex-mktdepth-jsonp.php on line 37 -79144;1363379817;ZedsterX;no one was complaining about anything -79143;1363379847;mircea_popescu;hum wtf is going on there -79142;1363379858;jurov;mircea, just deprecate it :P -79141;1363379862;ZedsterX;i was asking for help...which as this proves this is not the place to do it -79140;1363379864;jurov;hehe -79139;1363379901;mircea_popescu;lol. -79138;1363379915;ThickAsThieves;Zed, mp is just saying, in your efforts to educate yourself, remember that chart reading isnt always reliable -79137;1363379920;mircea_popescu;fucking caching makes things insane. -79136;1363379942;mircea_popescu;or at least that's what they'e telling me in a doomed attempt to avoid the firing squad -79135;1363379945;mircea_popescu;anyway. now! -79134;1363379953;ZedsterX;yes of course -79133;1363379987;ZedsterX;but it is an essential part of trading none the less -79132;1363379994;jurov;\o/ live is working... but no trades happened today? argh -79131;1363380008;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX doesn't have to be really. anyway, hard to know what is ofcourse and what isn't ofcourse from yoru pov, ya know ? -79130;1363380038;mircea_popescu; [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6546 @ 0.00071102 = 4.6543 BTC [- -79129;1363380047;mircea_popescu;i see some at least. -79128;1363380051;ZedsterX;so then I put my question to you all knowing MP...where is a good place to read up on trading basics? -79127;1363380055;ThickAsThieves;;bc,stats -79126;1363380109;ThickAsThieves;so, Luke Jr flew out to BFL to save the day huh? -79125;1363380110;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX i have no idea man. -79124;1363380113;mircea_popescu;maybe something like http://www.google.com/search?q=trading+basics&complete=0 ? -79123;1363380118;mircea_popescu;(no sarcasm intended) -79122;1363380125;ZedsterX;tried that -79121;1363380138;jurov;ah yes... http://mpex.co/mpex-rss.php has last trade from March 12 :( -79120;1363380141;iz;ZedsterX: do you want to get into technical charts or what? -79119;1363380161;ThickAsThieves;Zed, you could always ask specific questions here while you educate yourself -79118;1363380167;ZedsterX;I was just looking for help ...trust me it won't happen again here -79117;1363380197;ThickAsThieves;rather than "how do i learn" you could ask "What is the diff between a green bar and a red bar" or such -79116;1363380199;iz;ZedsterX: i found this was useful for me, when i was first learning about trading stocks http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school -79115;1363380210;iz;particularly what all the technical indicators are suppose to mean -79114;1363380211;ThickAsThieves;i dont think any of us meant to tell you to gtfo w your Qs -79113;1363380221;ZedsterX;thanks iz -79112;1363380223;iz;np -79111;1363380226;ThickAsThieves;matter of fact you were given specific people to talk to too -79110;1363380252;ZedsterX;i am good thanks -79109;1363380269;ZedsterX;not trying to start shit at all -79108;1363380269;mircea_popescu;jurov nu-uh :D -79107;1363380284;ZedsterX;just wanna learn -79106;1363380307;jurov;mircea_popescu: did you test it? noe it's unparsable -79105;1363380324;ZedsterX;i try to keep my mouth shut here and pick up stuff just to avoid this very thing -79104;1363380326;mircea_popescu;jurov i was looking at it a moment ago, it came up as rss. lesee -79103;1363380358;mircea_popescu;"This is a valid RSS feed." -79102;1363380370;mircea_popescu;did something subtle change ? -79101;1363380374;jurov;okay but firefox suddenly insists on displaying as text -79100;1363380383;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX dun sweat it man, nothing happened. -79099;1363380387;mircea_popescu;jurov hm -79098;1363380391;jurov;can't find out why -79097;1363380420;jurov;ah yes, it says Content-Type: text/html -79096;1363380436;ThickAsThieves;no harm done zed :) -79095;1363380483;jurov;never mind, coinbr script parses it fine -79094;1363380545;ZedsterX;so here's a specific question....dump S.DICE or hope for a comeback later in the month? -79093;1363380552;ZedsterX;:) -79092;1363380569;mircea_popescu;jurov ima add the header thing to the pile. -79091;1363380611;ThickAsThieves;there are a few strats you could take with sdice -79090;1363380630;ThickAsThieves;but none are totally reliable -79089;1363380636;ZedsterX;see right there sir...strats? -79088;1363380644;ThickAsThieves;strategies -79087;1363380646;jurov;mircea,np, it's ok. and don't forget to add stacktraces/ php code dumps on error. they're really helpful xD -79086;1363380658;ZedsterX;i know nothing...i will wait until I know wtf i am talking about -79085;1363380659;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.999 = 3.998 BTC [+] -79084;1363380666;ZedsterX;heheh of course :) -79083;1363380675;ThickAsThieves;strats is a thing from when played WoW -79082;1363380676;mircea_popescu;jurov normally server responds with a fu on error, but this is the new stuff that's still being debugged -79081;1363380680;mircea_popescu;(and still not 100% ok, either). -79080;1363380681;ThickAsThieves;unrelated to stocks ;) -79079;1363380690;ZedsterX;kinda like aggro : -79078;1363380695;ThickAsThieves;right -79077;1363380695;ZedsterX;:) -79076;1363380710;ThickAsThieves;but with SDICE, -79075;1363380719;ZedsterX;MMORPG i understand :) -79074;1363380722;ThickAsThieves;keep an eye on the dividend for the month -79073;1363380731;ThickAsThieves;its looking pretty low this month so far -79072;1363380742;ThickAsThieves;whereas in past montgs -79071;1363380745;ThickAsThieves;recently -79070;1363380754;ThickAsThieves;its been higher -79069;1363380756;ZedsterX;where can you see an estimate of comi9ng dividends? -79068;1363380762;ThickAsThieves;nowhere -79067;1363380764;ThickAsThieves;but -79066;1363380765;ZedsterX;-9 -79065;1363380770;ThickAsThieves;you can figure it out -79064;1363380772;ZedsterX;ahh ok i see what your saying -79063;1363380773;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX there's dooglus' stuff which is pretty interesting -79062;1363380776;mircea_popescu;you seen that ? -79061;1363380782;ThickAsThieves;Dooglus does a daily report -79060;1363380783;ZedsterX;no sir -79059;1363380785;ThickAsThieves;sec -79058;1363380807;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.0 -79057;1363380814;ThickAsThieves;however -79056;1363380820;ThickAsThieves;he reports the TOTAL revenue -79055;1363380823;ThickAsThieves;all time -79054;1363380829;ZedsterX;right -79053;1363380836;mircea_popescu;and obviously there's no rule saying it has to do in the future what it did in the past. -79052;1363380839;ThickAsThieves;so you have to also reference the monthly statements -79051;1363380843;mircea_popescu;but still, interesting stuff -79050;1363380847;ThickAsThieves;to know this months profit -79049;1363380847;ZedsterX;yes of course MP -79048;1363380849;ThickAsThieves;to date -79047;1363380853;ThickAsThieves;then what you can do -79046;1363380862;ThickAsThieves;is divide the profit for themonth so far -79045;1363380865;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves what's it ahead so far for march ? like 1-2k ? -79044;1363380870;ThickAsThieves;by how many days have passed -79043;1363380880;ZedsterX;ok i uderstand all that...so maybe I am not as dumb as i thought -79042;1363380885;ThickAsThieves;then multiply by the number of days in this month -79041;1363380891;ThickAsThieves;to project profit -79040;1363380894;ZedsterX;right -79039;1363380900;ThickAsThieves;yeah mp -79038;1363380902;ThickAsThieves;pretty low -79037;1363380932;ThickAsThieves;but sensible numbers dont seem to affect sdice share price -79036;1363380940;ThickAsThieves;it seems to often do the opposite :/ -79035;1363380952;mircea_popescu;lol ya, here's the funny thing i've noticed : -79034;1363380958;ZedsterX;i noticed that too and thought I was reading something wrong -79033;1363380966;mircea_popescu;when s.dice does well operationally, shares sell and price goes up -79032;1363380975;mircea_popescu;when it does poorly nobody is selling so trading freezes pretty much -79031;1363380984;ThickAsThieves;yep -79030;1363380989;mircea_popescu;it's as if there's group A which wants to buy cheap and hold forever and group B which wants to daytrade -79029;1363380990;ThickAsThieves;but there's still money to be made -79028;1363380993;mircea_popescu;and A is pretty much raping B -79027;1363381009;ThickAsThieves;day trading is still possible -79026;1363381012;ThickAsThieves;just a low qty -79025;1363381021;mircea_popescu;ya i guess so -79024;1363381051;mircea_popescu;anyway, when i'm old and i retire i'll write a book about the strange edge cases at the end of regulation in free mkt. -79023;1363381098;ThickAsThieves;if you are holding long term (which is a fantasy in bitcoin imo) -79022;1363381107;ThickAsThieves;then you look at everything differently -79021;1363381119;ThickAsThieves;if SDICE introduced a new product or game -79020;1363381120;ZedsterX;2 different games -79019;1363381123;ThickAsThieves;it could skyrocket -79018;1363381146;ThickAsThieves;but erik doesnt wanna grow any faster than he is it seems -79017;1363381162;mircea_popescu;im not entirely what his strategy is -79016;1363381165;mircea_popescu;;;seen evoorhees -79015;1363381165;gribble;evoorhees was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 days, 17 hours, 11 minutes, and 30 seconds ago: it's how resilient btc is in the face of them that matters -79014;1363381171;ThickAsThieves;seems to be focusing more on his personal brand right now -79013;1363381195;ThickAsThieves;doing interviews and being a bitcoin jesus -79012;1363381199;ZedsterX;isn't he tied with coinbase somehow also? -79011;1363381201;Diablo-D3;http://bitcointipper.com/index.html -79010;1363381202;ThickAsThieves;could work for him -79009;1363381232;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 "Due to the high number of signups, we will not be able to accept new users." -79008;1363381234;mircea_popescu;sweet. -79007;1363381256;ThickAsThieves;gtg to a meeting ttyl -79006;1363381258;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX is he ? -79005;1363381270;ZedsterX;voorhees -79004;1363381346;ZedsterX;oh you were asking me? :P -79003;1363381372;ZedsterX;i wanna say coinbase or something like that...heck what do i know -79002;1363381462;ZedsterX;ahhh it's BitInstant -79001;1363381462;mircea_popescu;yeah -79000;1363381481;mircea_popescu;i mean it's a small community, pretty much everyone knows everyone, but otherwise... -78999;1363381770;ZedsterX;mircea_popescu: your in europe right? -78998;1363382164;kakobrekla;all the cool kids are. -78997;1363382191;ZedsterX;hehe -78996;1363382220;mircea_popescu;yes. -78995;1363382282;ZedsterX;so why is there no BitInstant equivalent in EU? or do some countries? IE go to a store and pay cash for BTC instantly. I know Denmark doesn't -78994;1363382340;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX bitcoin-central.net is much better -78993;1363382389;mircea_popescu;you transfer funds to them isntantly and get bitcoin. sepa zone only, but miles ahead of mtgox and all the rest. -78992;1363382399;mircea_popescu;and they're properly registered (which nobody else is) -78991;1363382418;ZedsterX;sepa is not instant -78990;1363382451;ZedsterX;if i sepa from my online bank its queued for up to 24 hours -78989;1363382454;kakobrekla;another reason why bitcoin is 50. -78988;1363382495;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -78987;1363382495;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.85111, Best ask: 46.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.13889, Last trade: 46.99000, 24 hour volume: 18791.39020569, 24 hour low: 46.35000, 24 hour high: 47.47999, 24 hour vwap: 47.08453 -78986;1363382501;ThickAsThieves;meeting cancelled, yay -78985;1363382503;ZedsterX;and a $7 charge -78984;1363382522;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX i know it's specified as "up to 24 hours" but in practice i've yet not had a transfer not be instant. -78983;1363382591;ZedsterX;sweet i will check it out ..only business days though right? -78982;1363382604;mircea_popescu;well yes -78981;1363382619;ZedsterX;just checking i can hope -78980;1363382735;mircea_popescu;anyway, considering what zee american folk put up with the weeks of mtgox/coinlab/etc... -78979;1363382765;ThickAsThieves;i sent campbx a check monday last week -78978;1363382772;ThickAsThieves;they are a 6-hr drive from me -78977;1363382779;ThickAsThieves;still no deposit :/ -78976;1363382791;mircea_popescu;typical horror story. -78975;1363382910;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00545 = 0.109 BTC [+] -78974;1363382919;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 11 @ 0.00545 = 0.06 BTC [+] -78973;1363383419;mircea_popescu;Ukto https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153444.0 mebbe your plate. -78972;1363383457;Ukto;thanks -78971;1363383463;ThickAsThieves;not sure if this is a silly question, but in BTCT's Analysis area, when i sell a share, which value does it use to determine the value of that one share if I paid various prices and own many? -78970;1363383503;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.79 = 7.11 BTC [+] -78969;1363383525;mircea_popescu;your cost basis would be logical. -78968;1363383576;ThickAsThieves;so it would take the amount i sold it for, subtract from the total current value and divide by whats left to give me my average -78967;1363383589;mircea_popescu;no. -78966;1363383589;ThickAsThieves;effectiveky -78965;1363383595;ThickAsThieves;? -78964;1363383600;mircea_popescu;you buy shares q1..q2 at prices p1...p2. -78963;1363383626;mircea_popescu;this aggregates into a qt, pt pair which is qt = sum qi ; pt = sum pi *qi / sum qi -78962;1363383632;mircea_popescu;when you sell a share it counts it at pt. -78961;1363383683;ThickAsThieves;got it -78960;1363383694;mircea_popescu;course, i'm just saying it'd be logical... have no idea how they actually do it. -78959;1363383711;ThickAsThieves;i was asking both sides kinda -78958;1363383712;kakobrekla;philosoraptor if pi 3.14, qi is 6.28? -78957;1363383720;ThickAsThieves;i know only burnside can answer that aspect -78956;1363383761;mircea_popescu;lol -78955;1363383871;Ukto;posted, thanks again MP. going back to sleep -78954;1363383886;mircea_popescu;nn -78953;1363383906;mircea_popescu;hm, so how do i find a talented game artist person ;/ -78952;1363383947;ChubbyBeavers;howdy -78951;1363383967;jurov;mircea_popescu u have instant sepa transfers to france? O.o -78950;1363383977;ThickAsThieves;find a game you think has a appropriate art and find out who they worked with -78949;1363383979;jurov;you have osme private bank, no? -78948;1363383986;ThickAsThieves;howdy Chub -78947;1363384002;mircea_popescu;jurov shit i said too much huh -78946;1363384014;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that's an idea actually. -78945;1363384043;ThickAsThieves;is it illustrations or pixel work? -78944;1363384051;ThickAsThieves;or 2d rendering stuff? -78943;1363384054;ThickAsThieves;3d* -78942;1363384063;mircea_popescu;illustrations. -78941;1363384066;mircea_popescu;basically, game cards. -78940;1363384070;ThickAsThieves;ha! -78939;1363384072;ThickAsThieves;i was gonna say -78938;1363384073;mircea_popescu;wha ? -78937;1363384074;jurov;ZedsterX, i have to wait 1-2 days. but the fee is 20 cents at most, no problem -78936;1363384077;ThickAsThieves;look at MTG artists -78935;1363384081;mircea_popescu;whossat ? -78934;1363384086;ThickAsThieves;lotsa good ones with decent rates -78933;1363384087;mircea_popescu;(mp only fucks aritsts, doesn't know any) -78932;1363384090;ThickAsThieves;Magic The Gathering -78931;1363384109;mircea_popescu;is there a forum or somfin' ? -78930;1363384112;mircea_popescu;jobsite ? -78929;1363384124;ThickAsThieves;dunno about that, -78928;1363384134;ThickAsThieves;but you can browse card art pretty easily -78927;1363384139;ThickAsThieves;and they all say the artist name on the card -78926;1363384146;ThickAsThieves;and each artist typically has a website -78925;1363384155;mircea_popescu;you know this is pretty sweet an idea. thanks thicksy -78924;1363384160;ThickAsThieves;np -78923;1363384160;smickles;anyone here have a windows machine, an mpex account and a willingness to see if my mpex gui windows package will work on their system? -78922;1363384167;ThickAsThieves;there are also less popular games -78921;1363384173;ThickAsThieves;with just as good art -78920;1363384179;jurov;smickles i have -78919;1363384180;ThickAsThieves;those artists might be cheaper -78918;1363384194;mircea_popescu;i don't really mind paying something reasonable. -78917;1363384200;kakobrekla;send it over smickles -78916;1363384204;smickles;alright jurov, i'll setup a link to the file and pm it to ya -78915;1363384230;jurov;i have only xp here. guess kako has sth better -78914;1363384238;Namworld;Just joking. Nice to see a GUI being made. -78913;1363384246;jurov;so we can both test -78912;1363384248;mircea_popescu;Namworld still ? -78911;1363384252;Doffx;mpex account still 50 btc? -78910;1363384257;mircea_popescu;Doffx 30 yet -78909;1363384261;Namworld;Wasn't it 30 BTC? -78908;1363384262;jurov;Doffx: no, 90 -78907;1363384266;Doffx;lol -78906;1363384292;jurov;http://mpex.co/faq.html#17 -78905;1363384301;ThickAsThieves;mp, http://tnielsen.com/ -78904;1363384313;ThickAsThieves;she's pretty venerable in the MTG world -78903;1363384330;Doffx;Looks like 30 -78902;1363384367;ThickAsThieves;this guy is dope too http://www.rkaneproductions.com/ -78901;1363384387;ThickAsThieves;comic book artists is another idea -78900;1363384393;ThickAsThieves;i'll stop now :) -78899;1363384409;Namworld;You need an account Doffx? =/ -78898;1363384414;mircea_popescu;Contact Us / FAQ. If you have a questions not answered below, please complete the Contact Information form below and we will contact you as soon as possible. -78897;1363384417;mircea_popescu;heh. i'll pass. -78896;1363384501;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [+] -78895;1363384517;Doffx;No, I do not Namworld. -78894;1363385445;jborkl;smicklies, i can give it a try also -78893;1363385451;jborkl;smickles -78892;1363385801;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.00545 = 0.0109 BTC [+] -78891;1363385950;jurov;moment, he has to redo it... unpacked it, the win directory was full with .so files and ELF binaries :D -78890;1363387174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11606 @ 0.00073181 = 8.4934 BTC [+] -78889;1363387175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7714 @ 0.00073435 = 5.6648 BTC [+] -78888;1363387788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1475 @ 0.0058822 = 8.6762 BTC [-] -78887;1363387916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 586 @ 0.00073435 = 0.4303 BTC [+] -78886;1363387918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00073667 = 1.0313 BTC [+] -78885;1363387920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7939 @ 0.0007407 = 5.8804 BTC [+] -78884;1363387922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8594 @ 0.00074616 = 6.4125 BTC [+] -78883;1363387924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00076706 = 0.7671 BTC [+] -78882;1363387934;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 481 @ 0.00076717 = 0.369 BTC [+] -78881;1363387994;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.79 = 11.85 BTC [+] -78880;1363388038;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.55 = 3.85 BTC [-] -78879;1363388098;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5311 BTC [-] -78878;1363388742;mircea_popescu;anyone doing store gift stuff for btc anymore ? -78877;1363388774;ChubbyBeavers;i normally convert to amazon these days -78876;1363388782;ChubbyBeavers;can get almost everything on amazon -78875;1363388828;ThickAsThieves;mp, doesnt bitmit have those? -78874;1363388830;ThickAsThieves;or SR -78873;1363388848;mircea_popescu;i want trader joe;'s specifically -78872;1363388859;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i have no idea tbh -78871;1363388876;jcpham;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153453.0;topicseen -78870;1363388880;jcpham;^ mircea_popescu -78869;1363388935;mircea_popescu;jcpham i like dt's reply -78868;1363388943;jcpham;ya me too -78867;1363388969;jcpham;what causes people to share that much info with strangers -78866;1363389011;mircea_popescu;boredom. -78865;1363389021;mircea_popescu;i think you underestimate just how empty the average life is. -78864;1363389061;mircea_popescu;notwithstanding midnightmagic's copacetic delusions, the majority of the population lives confined to a vinyl siding box with a lcd screen in it. that's all, all day long, weeks after weeks after weeks. -78863;1363389066;mircea_popescu;just... empty nothing. -78862;1363389094;jcpham;i mostly just masterbate -78861;1363389131;mircea_popescu;master bait ? -78860;1363389143;mircea_popescu;master bathe ? -78859;1363389158;jcpham;no i put my hand on my cock -78858;1363389175;jcpham;and move it around a lot until i orgasm -78857;1363389179;mircea_popescu;o urcock. with an u :D -78856;1363389183;jcpham;try it sometime -78855;1363389199;mircea_popescu;im wrapped up too tight. -78854;1363389208;skytrader_;hi everyone. Is btc-e down? -78853;1363389211;jcpham;i'm lying, I've never masterbated in my life -78852;1363389245;mircea_popescu;hi skytrader_ we dunno. is it ? -78851;1363389291;skytrader_;I can go to www.btc-e.com but I can't load any other page -78850;1363389314;jborkl;micrea-popescu, I do not know how you don't strangle puppies after IRC -78849;1363389325;jborkl;or BCT -78848;1363389326;mircea_popescu;jborkl cause i cut up rabbits. -78847;1363389338;jborkl;oh, well -I see -78846;1363389701;mircea_popescu;https://www.bitinstant.com/ -78845;1363389704;mircea_popescu;Could not connect to remote server -78844;1363389708;mircea_popescu;am i alone ? -78843;1363389741;Namworld;yes -78842;1363389759;Namworld;I hope it's not too lonely out there. -78841;1363389773;jurov;so, bitcoins end up being considered gateway drug and banned thus? funny -78840;1363389786;mircea_popescu;jurov ? -78839;1363389801;mircea_popescu;Hmm, www.bitinstant.com isn't loading right now. -78838;1363389801;mircea_popescu;The computers that run www.bitinstant.com are having some trouble. Usually this is just a temporary problem, so you might want to try again in a few minutes. -78837;1363389805;jborkl;butterfly labs getting ddos -78836;1363389806;mircea_popescu;dude its not even resolving -78835;1363389815;jurov;saw that thead... guy wanted to invest, lost all to sdice -78834;1363389847;jurov;oh, why nobody told him to buy s.dice stock? must fix. -78833;1363389951;Namworld;Would be funny that BFL never delivers... -78832;1363389962;jborkl;he thought he would invest in less than 1 -78831;1363389981;ThickAsThieves;bitinstant.com Error 21 (net::ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED): Unknown error. -78830;1363389985;mircea_popescu;Namworld http://browsershots.org/https://www.bitinstant.com/ -78829;1363389988;mircea_popescu;it's mostly not loading. -78828;1363389991;mircea_popescu;i think they're getting da ddos. -78827;1363390003;Namworld;oh. I only tried once but it loaded -78826;1363390009;Namworld;DDoS possibly, yeah -78825;1363390011;mircea_popescu;you prolly rode the storm -78824;1363390015;ThickAsThieves;loads now -78823;1363390039;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves if you look there, it loaded for like 2% of the browsers. typical ddos sympthom -78822;1363390185;Namworld;I'll assume someone manipulated the price, sold a bunch near 30-50 and his now trying to impact Bitcoin negatively. But only because I don't like the idea someone would do it for entertainment purposes/spite. -78821;1363390216;Namworld;I refresh but it loads in like 0.25 seconds here each time. -78820;1363390221;Namworld;Odd. -78819;1363390251;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.837898 = 8.379 BTC [+] -78818;1363390262;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.837899 = 8.379 BTC [+] -78817;1363390299;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.83799 = 3.352 BTC [+] -78816;1363390303;mircea_popescu;interesting. -78815;1363390328;Anduck;wtf -78814;1363390335;Anduck;asicminer is so overrated -78813;1363390336;Anduck;xD -78812;1363390341;Anduck;0.84 for a share -78811;1363390341;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.005199 = 0.0104 BTC [+] -78810;1363390342;Anduck;kidneys? -78809;1363390352;Anduck;(those were my shares that got sold btw= -78808;1363390372;Namworld;I could have had 2k if mircea hadn't borrowed them to short long ago xD -78807;1363390402;jcpham;taking the pools offline at the same time and solomining is probably the most profitable thing you can do -78806;1363390413;jcpham;seems like no one is trying that anymore -78805;1363390413;mircea_popescu;lol ya that didn't work too well huh. -78804;1363390434;mircea_popescu;jcpham how does that work ? spend a week on a block ? -78803;1363390458;jcpham;well back when things were simpler... -78802;1363390467;Namworld;oddly enough, A good idea it would appear, but you'd need people to stick to those pools for like a whole difficulty to bring it down. -78801;1363390479;Namworld;They'd probably all switch to solo -78800;1363390502;jcpham;you don't need a terahash -78799;1363390694;Anduck;so umm -78798;1363390701;Anduck;what do you guys think of ASICMINER share value? -78797;1363390706;Anduck;i think it's way high... -78796;1363390789;Namworld;Some think it's undervalued... idk -78795;1363391112;ThickAsThieves;if the asic release climate remains unchanged, other than asicminer getting 60TH online -78794;1363391116;ThickAsThieves;its grossly undervalued -78793;1363391186;ThickAsThieves;but obv Luke Jr will save the day for BFL, he's our HeeRo right? -78792;1363391240;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves so far avalons seem to be dominating hashing -78791;1363391252;mircea_popescu;judging by how unknowns have shrunk the asicminer pools -78790;1363391261;ThickAsThieves;are they i havent been keeping up i guess -78789;1363391283;ThickAsThieves;do they mostly use ozcoin? -78788;1363391292;ThickAsThieves;oh wait -78787;1363391295;ThickAsThieves;you said uknowns -78786;1363391364;jborkl;300 units by 68- should be about 20 th from avalon- depending on what is delivered -78785;1363391367;tiberiusiv;unknows are like 55-60% of the pool now -78784;1363391381;jborkl;network is at 39 th -78783;1363391383;tiberiusiv;how many avalons are already out? -78782;1363391415;jborkl;how much is asicminer supposed to be? -78781;1363391424;jborkl;how many th -78780;1363391488;ThickAsThieves;asic is at 6th i think -78779;1363391493;ThickAsThieves;asicminer -78778;1363391524;jborkl;6th from am- 10 from avalon and the 24 we had before -78777;1363391531;jborkl;seems about right -78776;1363391572;jurov;;;bc,stats -78775;1363391574;gribble;Current Blocks: 226060 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 1747 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 22 hours, 13 minutes, and 38 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 5828967.64264 | Estimated Percent Change: 20.24323 -78774;1363391582;ThickAsThieves;i think there are some other factors to consider re stock values that people aret considering, -78773;1363391593;ThickAsThieves;that we are spoiled at current interest rates -78772;1363391604;ThickAsThieves;which will get squeezed to be smaller over time -78771;1363391619;ThickAsThieves;and which assets will be most resilient to that -78770;1363391636;ThickAsThieves;asicminer? sdice? -78769;1363391649;jurov;ThickAsThieves: how they will get squeezed? -78768;1363391658;ThickAsThieves;more investors -78767;1363391672;ThickAsThieves;more money being invested overall -78766;1363391679;jurov;yes, dramatic price increase then... and that's bad thing? -78765;1363391725;ThickAsThieves;today i can be picky and say and choose from stuff that pays 1%, 2%, 5% per month -78764;1363391747;ThickAsThieves;but thats so high in the scheme of things -78763;1363391764;ThickAsThieves;or should i say, compared to wall st -78762;1363391769;ThickAsThieves;and banks -78761;1363391773;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00672 BTC [-] -78760;1363391821;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.006711 BTC [-] -78759;1363391840;tiberiusiv;rates will decline on bitcoin investments -78758;1363391910;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.000674 = 0.0013 BTC [-] -78757;1363391930;jurov;As long as whole thing remains unregulated, there will be new HYIPs, some even legit. -78756;1363391974;tiberiusiv;without taxes + reg burdens most stock market dividends would be 30-80% higher then they are today -78755;1363391978;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -78754;1363392041;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00988 BTC [-] -78753;1363392047;ThickAsThieves;i do think you have to be at least a little bit of a day trader and btc enuthusiast to have a chance of keeping up -78752;1363392079;tiberiusiv;daytrading is no different then playing satoshi dice -78751;1363392088;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.009861 = 0.0493 BTC [-] -78750;1363392092;Anduck;yes if you're bad at it XD -78749;1363392108;ThickAsThieves;tiberiusv thats an overstatement -78748;1363392112;ThickAsThieves;yes it is risky -78747;1363392120;ThickAsThieves;but there are clear ways to profit -78746;1363392196;jborkl;anduck, good job on moving your shares -78745;1363392202;burnside; not sure if this is a silly question, but in BTCT's Analysis area, when i sell a share, which value does it use to determine the value of that one share if I paid various prices and own many? -78744;1363392221;Anduck;jborkl: been doing it and i am successing on it -78743;1363392222;Anduck;=) -78742;1363392243;burnside;it works by taking the share count you currently have, and working backwards in your trade history figures out the weighted average purchase price for the shares you're currently holding -78741;1363392245;jborkl;good timing -78740;1363392269;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/boys-and-girls-i-got-news-were-being-probed/ -78739;1363392272;ThickAsThieves;so it essentially subtracts one averaged unit -78738;1363392284;mircea_popescu;i'd appreciate if anyone puts that up on reddit/wherever, distributes it -78737;1363392304;ThickAsThieves;(and once before in January but that didn’t much at all), -78736;1363392308;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves so he does it exactly as described, by cost basis -78735;1363392323;ThickAsThieves;word -78734;1363392329;ThickAsThieves;mp ^ typo -78733;1363392362;burnside;yup -78732;1363392369;mircea_popescu;ty! -78731;1363392478;ThickAsThieves;i didnt really think about how BTC-e was probably the same crew -78730;1363392483;ThickAsThieves;doing the ddos -78729;1363392496;mircea_popescu;i dunno, i just added everything that came to mind there to see what people say -78728;1363392496;ThickAsThieves;way more likely than nvc-haters -78727;1363392599;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5311 BTC [-] -78726;1363392600;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5311 BTC [-] -78725;1363392603;ThickAsThieves;all this probing, surely theyd have explored some holes -78724;1363392636;ThickAsThieves;maybe they are identifyng all weaknesses in btc world -78723;1363392645;ThickAsThieves;to manipulate things -78722;1363392651;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i think it's just doing the ddos part. -78721;1363392652;jborkl;Asicminer quick back of the napkin - 4400 approx blocks per month * 25.2 = 110880 BTC month / percentage of network asicminer has 15.3% = 16964 BTC -78720;1363392656;ThickAsThieves;pass the foil hat plz -78719;1363392662;mircea_popescu;you will always make some assumptions when casing a joint. -78718;1363392822;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19797 BTC [+] -78717;1363392824;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19798 BTC [+] -78716;1363393102;ThickAsThieves;asicminer hasnt really been giving any detailed financials have they? -78715;1363393143;mircea_popescu;not rly no. -78714;1363393328;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00889 BTC [+] -78713;1363394076;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.00999 = 0.04 BTC [+] -78712;1363394105;error4733;.pool -78711;1363394216;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -78710;1363394218;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0058822 / 0.00591811 / 0.00599963 (2125 shares, 12.58 BTC), 7D: 0.005 / 0.00576462 / 0.006 (52089 shares, 300.27 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00613678 / 0.0069 (2362489 shares, 14,498.08 BTC) -78709;1363394264;jurov;lol double paranoia: "look who retained access to the sites under attack" -78708;1363394309;jurov;but there was no major movement on mpex during the attack iirc -78707;1363394322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00074934 = 4.6084 BTC [-] -78706;1363394367;jurov;or dunno, maybe they attacked the server to stole all the pics from /dtng ? -78705;1363394412;ThickAsThieves;WTS dtng photo library -78704;1363394480;jurov;btw in roughly the same timeframe, sites of several czech banks got ddosed -78703;1363394493;jurov;ofc, they did not reveal parameters -78702;1363394529;ThickAsThieves;i blame the russians -78701;1363394558;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.8 = 8 BTC [-] -78700;1363394580;mircea_popescu;jurov ya i just answered -78699;1363394601;mircea_popescu;jurov hm. got some newslinks or anything ? -78698;1363394679;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 362 @ 0.000707 = 0.2559 BTC [+] -78697;1363394693;jurov;http://www.zive.sk/hackeri-napadli-weby-ceskych-bank-problemy-maju-i-slovenske-doplnene/sc-4-a-307515/default.aspx -78696;1363394703;jurov;(should translate) -78695;1363394753;jurov;http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=sk&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=sk&ie=UTF-8&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.zive.sk%2Fhackeri-napadli-weby-ceskych-bank-problemy-maju-i-slovenske-doplnene%2Fsc-4-a-307515%2Fdefault.aspx -78694;1363394810;mircea_popescu;Original article today at 12:10: Hackers attacked this morning website of Czech banks reported Novinky.cz server. -78693;1363394812;mircea_popescu;:D -78692;1363394846;Bowjob;We seem to have stabilized -78691;1363394865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.00075288 = 0.9035 BTC [+] -78690;1363395080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00073207 = 0.7321 BTC [-] -78689;1363395082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00073206 = 2.9648 BTC [-] -78688;1363395631;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 1000 @ 0.06560726 = 65.6073 BTC [-] -78687;1363395647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0055 = 11 BTC [-] -78686;1363395688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P450T] 1000 @ 0.08473237 = 84.7324 BTC [-] -78685;1363395820;mircea_popescu;bitbet over 4k btc bet! yay. -78684;1363395884;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/307/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-july-1st/ -78683;1363395886;Bowjob;Wow -78682;1363395889;Bowjob;HOly shit. ahhahahahah -78681;1363395903;mircea_popescu;lol wut ?! -78680;1363395911;mircea_popescu;don't tell me they;ve moved to july ? -78679;1363395947;Bowjob;theres the april one, then theres a july one -78678;1363395948;Bowjob;Lol -78677;1363395958;Bowjob;Avalon looks so good right now -78676;1363396084;pigeons;except for all the lying -78675;1363396106;pigeons;"we lie much less than bfl!" -78674;1363396301;deadweasel;lol pigeons -78673;1363396335;mircea_popescu;Bowjob josh-zerlan.com -78672;1363396338;kakobrekla;are you saying they are lying about lying -78671;1363396345;kakobrekla;so they really are lying more than bfl? -78670;1363396353;mircea_popescu;they're not telling the truth about telling the lie! -78669;1363396382;ThickAsThieves;more ddos with a bonus gift http://www.theverge.com/2013/3/15/4109568/cyber-blogger-brian-krebs-ddos-attack-police-raid -78668;1363396470;mircea_popescu;great to not live in the us. -78667;1363396470;tiberiusiv;where at the bitbet statements? -78666;1363396474;tiberiusiv;are* -78665;1363396497;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv bitbet.us search bfl -78664;1363396517;tiberiusiv;i mean the financial statements for the stock -78663;1363396529;mircea_popescu;a -78662;1363396549;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/bitbet-february-2013-statement -78661;1363396551;kakobrekla;i thought they were on josh-zerlan.com -78660;1363396559;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/bitbet-january-2013-statement -78659;1363396571;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/sbbet-its-happening -78658;1363396591;kakobrekla;oh nvm i misread. -78657;1363396611;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://en.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1adogi/josh_zerlan_ftw/ -78656;1363396625;tiberiusiv;and the prospectus please -78655;1363396627;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 750 @ 0.06557816 = 49.1836 BTC [-] -78654;1363396629;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P450T] 1000 @ 0.0847004 = 84.7004 BTC [-] -78653;1363396638;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.BBET -78652;1363396653;kakobrekla;hehe -78651;1363396663;Bowjob;someone needs to own up. who was mr 500 BTC -78650;1363396850;tiberiusiv;so bitbet is currently valued at 18100 BTC -78649;1363396858;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00588217 BTC [+] -78648;1363396865;Bowjob;MP, you should switch the math question around -78647;1363396880;Bowjob;36 can be exploited -78646;1363396926;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -78645;1363396927;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.00181 / 0.00181 / 0.00181 (200 shares, 0.36 BTC), 30D: 0.0015 / 0.00178945 / 0.00197 (104708 shares, 187.37 BTC) -78644;1363396940;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv something like that roughly speaking -78643;1363396962;tiberiusiv;300 p/e ratio based on the first 2 months -78642;1363396978;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.98 = 3.96 BTC [-] -78641;1363396980;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 27 @ 1.999 = 53.973 BTC [+] -78640;1363396989;mircea_popescu;what did it make so far, like 12 ? -78639;1363396999;mircea_popescu;;;calc 144 / 180 -78638;1363396999;gribble;0.8 -78637;1363397024;mircea_popescu;a my bad, it's half that. like .4 -78636;1363397092;tiberiusiv;housebets are bets the house is offering? -78635;1363397102;tiberiusiv;or participating in -78634;1363397108;Bowjob;bfl is down -78633;1363397112;Bowjob;the website -78632;1363397123;Bowjob;https://www.butterflylabs.com/ -78631;1363397125;Bowjob;uh oh -78630;1363397132;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv with every new bet, the house will split .1 btc (or more) among yes/no -78629;1363397139;mircea_popescu;and link the submitter's address to the lower amt. -78628;1363397165;Bowjob;hey mp, if the lower amount loses, you lose the bet too? -78627;1363397188;tiberiusiv;mircea_popescu: isnt it structued like intrade? -78626;1363397199;mircea_popescu;no. -78625;1363397207;mircea_popescu;Bowjob what do you mean ? -78624;1363397239;Bowjob;Their website seems down on my end -78623;1363397243;Bowjob;Though their forums work -78622;1363397249;Bowjob;ddos, maybe -78621;1363397257;Bowjob;http://butterflylabs.com/ -78620;1363397262;Bowjob;does it work for anyone else? -78619;1363397267;tiberiusiv;mircea: so lets say i place a bet, what does the house do? -78618;1363397298;tiberiusiv;how does the house set the odds -78617;1363397325;Bowjob;the house doesn't set the odds. .. -78616;1363397338;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv the admin that aprpoves your bet also splits the .1 pot -78615;1363397346;mircea_popescu;like 0.07/0.03 or w/e -78614;1363397369;tiberiusiv;so is it possible the house can ever have a major loss -78613;1363397389;mircea_popescu;how ? -78612;1363397397;mircea_popescu;it can lose at most something like 0.09 per bet -78611;1363397423;tiberiusiv;is there anywhere i can read how this is structured? -78610;1363397477;mircea_popescu;well... the faq ? -78609;1363397504;jurov;https://twitter.com/blockchain/status/311591961268215809 oh they were ddosed too? -78608;1363397549;mircea_popescu;jurov yes -78607;1363397645;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/boys-and-girls-i-got-news-were-being-probed/#comment-92347 -78606;1363397648;mircea_popescu;nice cloudfail. -78605;1363397685;mircea_popescu;also http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/132126780642.jpg -78604;1363397722;ThickAsThieves;flat ass -78603;1363397764;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 17 @ 0.00545 = 0.0927 BTC [+] -78602;1363397768;mircea_popescu;http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/large-hadron-collider/9929535/Higgs-boson-scientists-confident-they-have-discovered-the-God-particle.html -78601;1363397780;mircea_popescu;basically the god particle looks like a mushroom on mushrooms. -78600;1363397817;ThickAsThieves;but what is the god particle made of? -78599;1363397823;ThickAsThieves;and who made it? -78598;1363397883;Bowjob;satoshi obv -78597;1363397911;ThickAsThieves;what does god particle pay in divs? -78596;1363397916;mircea_popescu;ahahah -78595;1363397960;ThickAsThieves;i come in here with questions and you guys just act mean -78594;1363397972;ThickAsThieves;:) -78593;1363397994;jurov;i was hoping for something useful... like micro black holes -78592;1363398010;jurov;or neutrinos exceeding speed of lights -78591;1363398032;mircea_popescu;micro black holes ain't happenin'. -78590;1363398069;mircea_popescu;aite, i[m out,. take care all. -78589;1363418039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11952 @ 0.00074519 = 8.9065 BTC [+] -78588;1363418039;Chaang-Noi;funny, i bet brfl would ship before april -78587;1363418053;Chaang-Noi;and i had bey soo many times they would fail before, starting in 2011 :) -78586;1363418083;Bowjob;then if they will be shipping.. then why are bfl victims not betting ? -78585;1363418107;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -78584;1363418112;mircea_popescu;Bowjob by now out of monyz ? -78583;1363418114;ThickAsThieves;cuz bfl has all their money -78582;1363418119;mircea_popescu;lol -78581;1363418122;ThickAsThieves;:) -78580;1363418125;Bowjob;lol -78579;1363418138;Bowjob;thats stupid.. u should not go balls deep -78578;1363418161;Chaang-Noi;balls deep is the only way i play. -78577;1363418167;mircea_popescu;but srsly : the dwindling of bets (especially hedging bets) is clear indication that BFL is about to go bust. -78576;1363418169;Chaang-Noi;but who ever trusted bfl lulz -78575;1363418182;mircea_popescu;ie, there is no more btc available to finance them. -78574;1363418193;Chaang-Noi;i think bfl will shit this month or next -78573;1363418203;Bowjob;id be pissed off if they increase the TH to 800 -78572;1363418206;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi that's what the bet volumes would seem to indicate. -78571;1363418207;Bowjob;without my avalon -78570;1363418207;Bowjob;lol -78569;1363418209;Bowjob;then ill be sad -78568;1363418210;Chaang-Noi;however i think it will take a while to get their 5000 ships out -78567;1363418225;mircea_popescu;no, not ship. shit. -78566;1363418229;mircea_popescu;as in, go meet the pirate. -78565;1363418265;Chaang-Noi;5000 chips is only like 30th right? asicminer with 60 will still rape -78564;1363418286;Chaang-Noi;wow im 10% of the yes money on that bet, and i got in on the first day -78563;1363418326;Chaang-Noi;weight at 97k i like these odds :) -78562;1363418358;Chaang-Noi;however if the specs are 11% better im still going to lose even if they ship -78561;1363418359;Chaang-Noi;crazy -78560;1363418389;Bowjob;better yet they dont ship -78559;1363418394;Bowjob;lol -78558;1363418405;Chaang-Noi;oh well, its 5 btc -78557;1363418411;Chaang-Noi;either way -78556;1363418433;Bowjob;i dont get this bet -78555;1363418434;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/307/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-july-1st/ -78554;1363418436;Bowjob;lol -78553;1363418436;Bowjob;wtf -78552;1363418473;Bowjob;"Devices must be in scope of at least -10% of advertised performance in order to be accepted as valid" -78551;1363418493;Bowjob;its a trap -78550;1363418493;Bowjob;lol -78549;1363418571;Bowjob;oh nvm, at least -10% so if they ship at their expected specs then its a win -78548;1363418572;Bowjob;mhm -78547;1363418580;Chaang-Noi;:) -78546;1363418588;Chaang-Noi;i just sent a quarter on yes on that -78545;1363418598;mircea_popescu;ya they should get it within the widest imaginable industrial standards. -78544;1363418606;tiberiusiv;BFL probably did make an effort at actually producing something but had major cost overruns and bad management of supply chain -78543;1363418628;tiberiusiv;now they are hoping to get anything out just to get new orders in to obtain the $$ to fill old ones -78542;1363418642;tiberiusiv;like avalon did -78541;1363418656;tiberiusiv;pure ponzi schemes -78540;1363418708;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv you kinda had it. -78539;1363418714;mircea_popescu;most scams in btc play out the same way. -78538;1363418727;mircea_popescu;tom's basic thing is exactly there. bitcoinica failed the exact same way. everything in the drama timeline -78537;1363418738;mircea_popescu;is a story of people trying, failing and then going eh what the fuck, we can't admit we've been idiots. -78536;1363418742;mircea_popescu;so let's pretend a little longer. -78535;1363418748;tiberiusiv;0 integrity -78534;1363418761;mircea_popescu;and then tehy have the cheek to even talk to my girl in the forum, -78533;1363418770;mircea_popescu;let alone make judgement calls and give opinions. -78532;1363418784;tiberiusiv;what girl -78531;1363418794;tiberiusiv;mpoe-pr? -78530;1363418801;mircea_popescu;yes. -78529;1363418808;tiberiusiv;i thought that was you -78528;1363418833;mircea_popescu;nah. -78527;1363418834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6066 @ 0.00074519 = 4.5203 BTC [+] -78526;1363418983;Chaang-Noi;i should get a pr girl, lulz -78525;1363418993;mircea_popescu;better get a business first. -78524;1363419000;Chaang-Noi;going afk, see ya gents later -78523;1363419012;tiberiusiv;i thought roger ver and memory dealers were suppose to be intelligent -78522;1363419020;Chaang-Noi;goats trolling consulting :) -78521;1363419035;tiberiusiv;how did they make deals to sell 800k+ of merchandise on a none existant store -78520;1363419078;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv how you mea ? -78519;1363419090;tiberiusiv;bitcoinstore.com -78518;1363419116;tiberiusiv;his site was running only in the last 2 weeks but he needs to sell 800k+ to keep the competitive pricing -78517;1363419187;tiberiusiv;problem with that concept is his customer base is so small, basically people who derive a bitcoin income -78516;1363419195;mircea_popescu;bitcoinstore is iirc online since 2012 -78515;1363419196;mircea_popescu;neh / -78514;1363419211;mircea_popescu;how did you compute the 800k value ? -78513;1363419221;tiberiusiv;he has it listed on the site -78512;1363419227;tiberiusiv;that he has to reach 850k in sales by march 31st -78511;1363419235;tiberiusiv;or else he loses the pricing advantage -78510;1363419255;tiberiusiv;guy turned it into a charity asking the community to support the store lol -78509;1363419350;tiberiusiv;mircea: heres the problem with the bitcoinstore, if someone has to convert fiat into BTC to shop on the store, the slippage kills any pricing power over amazon -78508;1363419369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1804 @ 0.00074519 = 1.3443 BTC [+] -78507;1363419370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10265 @ 0.00074586 = 7.6563 BTC [+] -78506;1363419372;tiberiusiv;mircea: so really the store only benefits those that derive bitcoin incomes, which is a tiny % of people -78505;1363419476;Bowjob;;;ticker -78504;1363419477;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.47001, Best ask: 46.83966, Bid-ask spread: 0.36965, Last trade: 46.83966, 24 hour volume: 19691.27912928, 24 hour low: 46.40000, 24 hour high: 47.44999, 24 hour vwap: 46.95610 -78503;1363419481;Bowjob;dat spread -78502;1363419643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9982 @ 0.00074314 = 7.418 BTC [-] -78501;1363419941;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv that is a point. -78500;1363420045;tiberiusiv;so what happens to the havelock funds that preordered basic/bfl? -78499;1363420115;Bowjob;ittl go down the drain -78498;1363420142;Bowjob;or they start pre ordering from avalon batch 3 -78497;1363420297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16040 @ 0.00074314 = 11.92 BTC [-] -78496;1363420299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10222 @ 0.00073669 = 7.5304 BTC [-] -78495;1363420432;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv i have no idea. -78494;1363420664;Ukto;tiberiusiv: basic is gone. done -78493;1363420689;Ukto;only some funds have been returned, not all -78492;1363420731;Ukto;but as Bowjob said, they have lost alot of expected value -78491;1363420913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5948 @ 0.00072233 = 4.2964 BTC [-] -78490;1363421348;Bowjob;;;ticker -78489;1363421349;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.41201, Best ask: 46.42000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00799, Last trade: 46.42000, 24 hour volume: 19533.70116065, 24 hour low: 46.40000, 24 hour high: 47.44999, 24 hour vwap: 46.95153 -78488;1363421397;Bowjob;umm... crash? -78487;1363421609;mircea_popescu;Namworld http://trilema.com/2013/the-bitchslapping-of-2013/ -78486;1363421612;mircea_popescu;perhaps of interest to you. -78485;1363422195;tiberiusiv;people attack satoshi dice because it is successful -78484;1363422278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30515 @ 0.00072639 = 22.1658 BTC [+] -78483;1363422336;tiberiusiv;that was a great article mircea -78482;1363422452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5797 @ 0.00072639 = 4.2109 BTC [+] -78481;1363422751;Namworld;Quite interesting, but I'm not sure about the part where they fear you vs hate like for SD. -78480;1363422787;Namworld;I thought it was mostly like SD, hate. Because of what you do, not having a slice of the pie, whatever. And trolls aplenty. -78479;1363422979;aethero;People attack satoshi dice because its basically kicking a baby. -78478;1363423005;Namworld;see: "Because of what you do" -78477;1363423026;Namworld;In SD's case, blockchain transactions -78476;1363423054;zerokwel;personally I like SD -78475;1363423095;zerokwel;dont people thing btc is going to have a LOT more tx than that come a few years time -78474;1363423097;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.849 = 1.698 BTC [+] -78473;1363423109;Namworld;It will... -78472;1363423116;zerokwel;and sd pays a shitload of fees as well -78471;1363423151;zerokwel;and if pools are going to start bullshit rules of not wanting to talk to others then miners need to move -78470;1363423487;midnightmagic;echo.. echo.. echo.. -78469;1363423547;mircea_popescu;Namworld perhaps. i doubt it tho. -78468;1363423561;mircea_popescu;who ever heard of proponents of a system being upset cause it's actually useful for something. -78467;1363423578;mircea_popescu;zerokwel in fact sd paid a little over 50% of all fees ever paid. -78466;1363423614;mircea_popescu;but yah that's what i was explainingto luke and co back in feb : if they exclude sd txs that doesn't exclude sd from bitcoin, it excludes them from mining. -78465;1363423637;mircea_popescu;obviously the point was undestood even if they're too spineless to admit this, or else we wouldn't have seen the move to the rabble rousing populist forum bs. -78464;1363423660;midnightmagic;first, upset isn't the word for it; second, that's not why they're advocating against it. -78463;1363423682;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic listen, post an article on the topic somewhere. i'll read it -78462;1363423686;mircea_popescu;and prolly comment on it. -78461;1363423698;mircea_popescu;irc is not too good a medium for this discussion, it'll just get fragmented into nonsense. -78460;1363423707;midnightmagic;that's very true. -78459;1363423723;Namworld;I just don't see you handling punishments or people showing fear... I'm not sure what that fear part is about. -78458;1363423733;midnightmagic;very well, i agree. i'll stop.. -78457;1363423735;Namworld;handing* -78456;1363423867;zerokwel;so by using the above reasoning if we beleve that a pool blocking SD tx is a bad thing. then stoping that pool from working would be the same example -78455;1363423880;zerokwel;meh... total bs if u ask me -78454;1363423894;zerokwel;SD is not an issue -78453;1363423990;zerokwel;so for exaple if everyone blocked the pools ip that was not helping the network. same result :) -78452;1363424027;mircea_popescu;zerokwel moreover this is a serious problem for the future. -78451;1363424047;mircea_popescu;suppose china comes to avalon or asicminer and says you must not rely the tx of this charity -78450;1363424052;mircea_popescu;because its from tibet. -78449;1363424060;Namworld;technically it works by miners vote. Forks can be created. Users can as well follow forks according to what they want... -78448;1363424090;mircea_popescu;i won't be speaking for some charity in tibet because i don't give a shit. if people actually do this sort of crap then btc will be fucked on the longer term -78447;1363424091;Namworld;If they don't simply follow the longest chain... -78446;1363424115;zerokwel;good point MP -78445;1363424120;mircea_popescu;Namworld the problem here is that since we don't have multiple implementations, the behaviour of clients is centralised not by their will -78444;1363424126;mircea_popescu;but by predictable code accident -78443;1363424180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5526 @ 0.00072639 = 4.014 BTC [+] -78442;1363424182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00072743 = 3.6008 BTC [+] -78441;1363424182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21224 @ 0.00073381 = 15.5744 BTC [+] -78440;1363424403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2935 @ 0.00072233 = 2.12 BTC [-] -78439;1363424456;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153604.0 -78438;1363424460;Bowjob;good deal imo -78437;1363424474;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 916 @ 0.25321359 = 231.9436 BTC [+] -78436;1363424491;Namworld;Hopefully that issue will be solved. -78435;1363424505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40545 @ 0.00073381 = 29.7523 BTC [+] -78434;1363424516;mircea_popescu;Bowjob wjhat ?! he's selling them for 1 ?! -78433;1363424529;Bowjob;only 1 coin is for sale at 1 -78432;1363424537;Bowjob;so it goes up in price as they get sold ala bitbet -78431;1363424538;mircea_popescu;o like a giveaway yeah -78430;1363424547;Bowjob;So I got one for 1.05 -78429;1363424548;mircea_popescu;kinda neat idea actually -78428;1363424595;mircea_popescu;molec / moleccc hey you here ? -78427;1363424617;moleccc;yep -78426;1363424633;Namworld;I'm taking 3 for the heck of it. -78425;1363424645;moleccc;ah, you guys found my thread ;) -78424;1363424646;moleccc;lol -78423;1363424653;moleccc;go ahead, still cheap ;) -78422;1363424667;mircea_popescu;cool idea hehe. -78421;1363424694;mircea_popescu;i'm not gonna weigh your bottom line down, i can get as many coins as i want for myself, but nice way to spread the love. -78420;1363424756;Bowjob;now this sucks, my wallet says 199 -78419;1363424760;Bowjob;as opposed to 200 -78418;1363424761;Bowjob;lol -78417;1363424763;moleccc;mircea_popescu, thanks -78416;1363424780;Namworld;Can I pay on monday? I'm expecting a payment then. I don't want to get all my bids on exchange shifted around. -78415;1363424791;mircea_popescu;Namworld take a loan :D -78414;1363424803;moleccc;Namworld, this is exactly what I was hoping for: people buying more than 1 ;) -78413;1363424810;Namworld;Not worth the trouble. -78412;1363424814;moleccc;Namworld, still a very good price -78411;1363424860;Namworld;what? -78410;1363425034;Bowjob;i take it molec will ship before BFL -78409;1363425048;mircea_popescu;ok so here's a story : -78408;1363425052;mircea_popescu;bflwebsite went down -78407;1363425058;mircea_popescu;coinabul was hosted in the same place -78406;1363425063;mircea_popescu;entire datacenter got blown. sound familiar ? -78405;1363425120;Namworld;yeah... you... or our switzerland node. -78404;1363425153;mircea_popescu;http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/http://trilema.com/2013/boys-and-girls-i-got-news-were-being-probed/ -78403;1363425276;Bowjob;havelock never got ddosed so far -78402;1363425374;mircea_popescu;that's good. -78401;1363425382;Namworld;neither has bitfunder or btct.co or a lot of bitcoin businesses... -78400;1363425382;mircea_popescu;still, prolly time to start hardening. -78399;1363425383;moleccc;Namworld, you can pay on monday -78398;1363425401;Namworld;good -78397;1363425560;mircea_popescu;seriously tho, who is handling gift certs these days ? -78396;1363425590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7224 @ 0.0055 = 39.732 BTC [-] -78395;1363425765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3840 @ 0.00520001 = 19.968 BTC [-] -78394;1363425767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0052 = 2.6 BTC [-] -78393;1363425768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.005 = 19 BTC [-] -78392;1363425776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1860 @ 0.005 = 9.3 BTC [-] -78391;1363425778;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 882 @ 0.21019932 = 185.3958 BTC [+] -78390;1363425778;Bowjob;mhm -78389;1363425783;Bowjob;dice not looking too good? -78388;1363425796;Namworld;Looks fine to me -78387;1363425801;mircea_popescu;i was just about to say hm, the calls covering, are we in for a drop ? -78386;1363425874;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.17628823 = 176.2882 BTC [-] -78385;1363425890;Namworld;I'm thinking the latest grow might be exaggerated... I still consider the ideal value per BTC to be around 16-18 USD/BTC (and raising). But I'm not sure if the current price is warranted. -78384;1363425932;Namworld;Someone might just be in need of the funds however. -78383;1363425942;mircea_popescu;the run-up was pretty much driven by everyone's wish on both sides of the divide to merge btc and some finance. -78382;1363425948;mircea_popescu;it may have failed on this attempt -78381;1363425982;mircea_popescu;it was a tough sell, the events of the 12th were the kiss of death. -78380;1363425988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00072946 = 1.4589 BTC [-] -78379;1363425988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7679 @ 0.00072233 = 5.5468 BTC [-] -78378;1363425994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4521 @ 0.00072214 = 3.2648 BTC [-] -78377;1363426014;moleccc;Namworld, I quoted wrong price. It's only 3.70 -78376;1363426018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 15779 @ 0.005 = 78.895 BTC [-] -78375;1363426066;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -78374;1363426068;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005 / 0.00518591 / 0.0058822 (36479 shares, 189.18 BTC), 7D: 0.005 / 0.00552024 / 0.006 (87093 shares, 480.77 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00612245 / 0.0069 (2394243 shares, 14,658.65 BTC) -78373;1363426229;Anduck;mircea_popescu: what events? -78372;1363426260;Namworld;Well reddit's BTC acceptance seems to be failing too. I think many newcomers/investors/older bitcoiners were buying on the premise of more merchants accepting Bitcoins. But if the userbase only grows by speculators/accepting merchants, it's not really working out. We need people spending those BTC. And it's not going to happen merely because merchants now accept BTC. Merchants can accept -78371;1363426261;Namworld;western union, people will still mostly use Paypal when available. Taking the time to get Bitcoin is an extra step which is not required. Growth comes from people adopting Bitcoins out of the need to use them of for their property as money and actually getting implicated to actual do as much transactions they need to do in Bitcoins if available. -78370;1363426288;mircea_popescu;Anduck the fork -78369;1363426301;Anduck;ahh -78368;1363426302;Namworld;Okay, merchants now accept BTC, but what's the point without the spending userbase and just speculators buying up on the next big thing? -78367;1363426309;mircea_popescu;Namworld this is very true. -78366;1363426325;mircea_popescu;the entire "merchants accept btc" stuff is nonsense, and in general retail is pretty much irrelevanty -78365;1363426328;BitHub;not everyone is going to hold for over 5 years tho -78364;1363426329;mircea_popescu;i been sayin' this for months -78363;1363426345;Namworld;The genuine userbase is growing slower. And the Bitcoin software ain't ready either. -78362;1363426348;Bowjob;isnt this what freicoin is trying to fix -78361;1363426350;Anduck;well -78360;1363426352;Bowjob;with the demmurage fee -78359;1363426357;Namworld;The current price is very interesting to most holders... -78358;1363426367;Anduck;bitcoinstore got sold over 100k usd worth of stuff in pretty small time -78357;1363426375;BitHub;lots of peeps will cash out at 100 -78356;1363426404;Bowjob;theres no point in cashing out if people will accept btc as payment -78355;1363426409;mircea_popescu;"Hello guys, I am a psychologist in training and I would like to offer my knowledge, insight and experience with understanding women." -78354;1363426413;mircea_popescu;lol that forum. -78353;1363426423;Namworld;I'm expecting a sharp correction to somewhere like the steady growth throughout 2012 would have us at. -78352;1363426428;BitHub;if 99% of people that have bitcoin said "okey we're all holding till it hits $1000" well then could be a prob -78351;1363426429;Bowjob;might as well just pay in btc, that way, you dont hurt the sell value -78350;1363426432;BitHub;but not everyone is gon do that -78349;1363426449;Bowjob;not $1000, 10000 -78348;1363426451;Bowjob;heh -78347;1363426485;Namworld;bitcoinstore was a good way to cash out BTC usefully. Probably done by the existing userbase who now had an opportunity at last to put their coins to good use. What's the point now that they're filled up on electronics they need if there's not more users to keep buying? -78346;1363426505;Namworld;Reddit had massive BTC sales initially. Then it lowered and lowered to peanuts. -78345;1363426566;mircea_popescu;for some values of "massive" under 100 btc or so. -78344;1363426570;mircea_popescu;that ain't massive nam. -78343;1363426591;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.17626382 = 176.2638 BTC [-] -78342;1363426592;Namworld;In proportion to their sales -78341;1363426599;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -78340;1363426600;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.50000, Best ask: 46.61000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11000, Last trade: 46.61000, 24 hour volume: 19651.52807249, 24 hour low: 46.27070, 24 hour high: 47.44999, 24 hour vwap: 46.91393 -78339;1363426607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7518 @ 0.00072214 = 5.429 BTC [-] -78338;1363426618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5385 @ 0.00071976 = 3.8759 BTC [-] -78337;1363426622;Namworld;Something close to 10% of sales. A good amount considering it's BTC and the low usage among the general population. -78336;1363426705;Namworld;Either way, I don't believe there's enough of a genuine userbase growth to sustain those prices. -78335;1363426732;Namworld;and too many fucks up to come ahead to get major capital invested in the near future. -78334;1363426765;Bowjob;https://www.bitcoinstore.com/ -78333;1363426770;Bowjob;17% -78332;1363426782;Bowjob;not as bad as you think, but pretty bad -78331;1363426795;Anduck;i'd say it's decent -78330;1363426804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 87 @ 0.00073381 = 0.0638 BTC [+] -78329;1363426808;Anduck;ive not even seen bitcoinstore ads anywhere -78328;1363426815;Anduck;still theyve sold pretty much -78327;1363426826;Bowjob;id actually use it.. but then again -78326;1363426833;Bowjob;i already have a beast of a computer -78325;1363426843;midnightmagic;+1 for multiple implementations. It is in fact something that Satoshi hoped would happen much earlier than where we are in bitcoin adoption. -78324;1363426870;Namworld;Yeah, but at the price of electronics, 1 user could easily fit 1k USD on average. That's like 100 - 500 buyers total. -78323;1363426880;Namworld;Talk about a customer base... -78322;1363426902;midnightmagic;Namworld: Is it possible to withdraw BTC *from* reddit? -78321;1363426919;midnightmagic;like convert back from gold or whatever it is you can buy on reddit -78320;1363426953;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic wwithout having talked to the man, it is my impression he basically wrote a spec and then hacked together a mcguyver implementation he didn't think much of -78319;1363426965;Namworld;Reddit thing is about premium subscriptions sales. I don't know of many premium subscription service which allows to cash out said subscription... -78318;1363426966;mircea_popescu;in terms of, fuck it, it's not supposed to work long term, it's stupposed to show how this could work -78317;1363427009;midnightmagic;I thought so at first. But then it's been my experience since then that each strange decision ended up having long-reaching, and resilience-related consequences for the distant future. -78316;1363427030;Namworld;and here it is with a market cap over 500 million USD... -78315;1363427062;Bowjob;imo that market cap number is bullshit -78314;1363427068;midnightmagic;It was supposed to just be a reference implementation, never The Real one. Even Gavin has made many and numerous noises about how much better off bitcoin would be with multiple implementations. -78313;1363427079;Bowjob;you cant find someone willing to pay 500m for 10.8m BTCs -78312;1363427087;mircea_popescu;im not saying it's impossible to move the actual implementation as it is into shape by incremental improvements ftr. -78311;1363427098;Bowjob;instead as you sell BTC, it becomes cheaper -78310;1363427138;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.17623687 = 176.2369 BTC [-] -78309;1363427141;Namworld;that's not really the point but yeah. -78308;1363427148;Namworld;Anyway, almost 4 am... I think I'll be heading off. -78307;1363427158;Bowjob;MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.17623687 = 176.2369 BTC -78306;1363427160;Bowjob;what does this mean? -78305;1363427166;midnightmagic;I think a strong, with-the-devs-onboard alternate implementation to create client heterogeny would probably be a welcome relief for most of them. -78304;1363427174;mircea_popescu;heh calls are covering. either they're right and a top is in -78303;1363427177;mircea_popescu;or else they're wrong. -78302;1363427182;Bowjob;If BTC reaches 39 dollars, this dude gets money? -78301;1363427194;midnightmagic;And by "with the devs onboard" I just mean cooperation and expertise transfer. -78300;1363427206;mircea_popescu;Bowjob nah it was sold. he had bought it earlier for w/e -78299;1363427213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16250 @ 0.00073492 = 11.9425 BTC [+] -78298;1363427217;Bowjob;oh -78297;1363427223;Bowjob;just taking profits then -78296;1363427231;Namworld;No, it might have been bought earlier for cheaper. It's a C for call, so yeah, taking profits. -78295;1363427231;mircea_popescu;prolly made some profit -78294;1363427240;Anduck;hmma -78293;1363427245;midnightmagic;It's pretty stressful for them, the abuse. It's actually the reason why Satoshi left. Did you know that? -78292;1363427245;Anduck;asicminer@0.84 -78291;1363427248;Anduck;sick price imo -78290;1363427251;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic yes. -78289;1363427252;Namworld;yeah -78288;1363427269;mircea_popescu;the solution is quite simple : don't get politically involved. stick to writing code. -78287;1363427276;Bowjob;I thought Satoshi had "better things to do" -78286;1363427280;Namworld;Night all. -78285;1363427282;mircea_popescu;Bowjob that's what it's called -78284;1363427285;mircea_popescu;night Namworld -78283;1363427339;midnightmagic;Bowjob: No. He didn't want to be involved in all the conflict. People kept coming in and insisting the code was shit. Except people like Hal Finney.. but they were so rare that they were drowned out in the noise. And then people were suggesting too early that wikileaks start using it and and and.. :) -78282;1363427340;tiberiusiv;bowjob: market caps tend to be BS in the real world, they are based off of the last sale irrelevant of volume -78281;1363427381;tiberiusiv;bowjob: market caps should be used to determine value, its better then price -78280;1363427388;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv that's why i regularly use the 30day price figures for mkt cap, and the 24 hour averages for btc prices on option pricing and so forth. -78279;1363427397;mircea_popescu;hoping people get used to the approach -78278;1363427418;Bowjob;;;ticker -78277;1363427418;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.50001, Best ask: 46.64899, Bid-ask spread: 0.14898, Last trade: 46.50001, 24 hour volume: 19605.08858072, 24 hour low: 46.27070, 24 hour high: 47.44999, 24 hour vwap: 46.91298 -78276;1363427430;Bowjob;yawn, we've been declining today -78275;1363427440;Bowjob;the volume sucks though -78274;1363427453;tiberiusiv;declines on low volume are positive -78273;1363427454;mircea_popescu;you know in spite of the spikes avg volume is like 20-30k -78272;1363427472;tiberiusiv;which is very low compared to the 10.8 mil coins -78271;1363427477;mircea_popescu;nah. -78270;1363427490;Bowjob;we're actually less thatn 10.8m -78269;1363427499;Bowjob;a lot of coins were lost -78268;1363427502;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is mostly used as a store of value anyway -78267;1363427546;Bowjob;i feel that fuckup on the twelth kinda killed the rally -78266;1363427644;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.17620987 = 176.2099 BTC [-] -78265;1363427669;Bowjob;lots of profits -78264;1363427670;Bowjob;mhm -78263;1363427747;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C350T] 230 @ 0.25305341 = 58.2023 BTC [-] -78262;1363427846;FabianB;$vwap S.DICE -78261;1363427847;mpexbot;FabianB: {u'7d': {u'cnt': u'54', u'min': u'500000', u'max': u'600000', u'vsa': u'48077439398', u'vsh': u'87093', u'avg': u'552024.151172'}, u'30d': {u'cnt': u'538', u'min': u'300001', u'max': u'690000', u'vsa': u'1465865095496', u'vsh': u'2394243', u'avg': u'612245.74761'}, u'1d': {u'cnt': u'9', u'min': u'500000', u'max': u'588220', u'vsa': u'18917716557', u'vsh': u'36479', u'avg': (1 more message) -78260;1363427905;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -78259;1363427906;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005 / 0.00518591 / 0.0058822 (36479 shares, 189.18 BTC), 7D: 0.005 / 0.00552024 / 0.006 (87093 shares, 480.77 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00612245 / 0.0069 (2394243 shares, 14,658.65 BTC) -78258;1363427927;mircea_popescu;way cleanner imo. mpexbot more adequate for programming i'd guess -78257;1363427960;FabianB;yeah, if it wouldn't at the end say "(1 more message)" ;) -78256;1363427995;mircea_popescu;does it do that in pm too ? -78255;1363428033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2807 @ 0.00073493 = 2.0629 BTC [+] -78254;1363428034;FabianB;didn't get pm, but i'm umode +R -78253;1363428034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15513 @ 0.00073492 = 11.4008 BTC [-] -78252;1363428042;FabianB;let me turn that off for a moment -78251;1363428049;mircea_popescu;bah it does -78250;1363428057;FabianB;$vwap s.dice -78249;1363428058;mpexbot;FabianB: {u'7d': {u'cnt': u'54', u'min': u'500000', u'max': u'600000', u'vsa': u'48077439398', u'vsh': u'87093', u'avg': u'552024.151172'}, u'30d': {u'cnt': u'538', u'min': u'300001', u'max': u'690000', u'vsa': u'1465865095496', u'vsh': u'2394243', u'avg': u'612245.74761'}, u'1d': {u'cnt': u'9', u'min': u'500000', u'max': u'588220', u'vsa': u'18917716557', u'vsh': u'36479', u'avg': (1 more message) -78248;1363428080;mircea_popescu;smickles, could $vwap be cleaned up a little so that the 1 more msg thing is not printed ? perhaps take out all the u too -78247;1363428102;mircea_popescu;and all the spaces, no need -78246;1363428130;FabianB;yeah, i guess it's just a few characters needed for the 1d avg -78245;1363428715;Guest7560;Anybody can explain the mpex oix in laymens terms? -78244;1363428734;Guest7560;(I've read the blog article - still confused) -78243;1363429070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00071977 = 7.1977 BTC [-] -78242;1363429071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3365 @ 0.00071976 = 2.422 BTC [-] -78241;1363429073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00071873 = 2.3718 BTC [-] -78240;1363429074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5885 @ 0.00071641 = 4.2161 BTC [-] -78239;1363429315;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10499 BTC [+] -78238;1363429321;mircea_popescu;Guest7560 basically it's a sentiment indicator -78237;1363429333;mircea_popescu;it sums up what the option traders think the price will be next week -78236;1363429401;Bowjob;so the traders think BTC will go down to 39.31 -78235;1363429412;Guest7560;mircea_popescu: Thanks! So 39.31 (57.59 / 37.62) means sentiment is that it's going down -78234;1363429432;Guest7560;What do the 2nd and 3rd values mean? -78233;1363429435;mircea_popescu;on average, they expect 39.31 next week. the call side expects 57.59, the put side 37.32 -78232;1363429452;Guest7560;That's pretty broad... -78231;1363429454;mircea_popescu;it allows for easy separation between bulls and bears by taking advantage of the the nature of options -78230;1363429463;Bowjob;so some expect 57 by next week -78229;1363429468;mircea_popescu;bow yes. -78228;1363429481;mircea_popescu;also consider 2nd line : 4`851.15 (8.5 / 91.5) -78227;1363429496;mircea_popescu;of the ~5k btc on the line, only 8.5% belongs to the people expecting 57.59 -78226;1363429508;mircea_popescu;so they aren;t really putting their btc where their mouth is very much -78225;1363429533;Guest7560;Aha! -78224;1363429544;mircea_popescu;it's a pretty sophisticated measure, if you think about it -78223;1363429544;Guest7560;mircea_popescu: Cool, thanks! -78222;1363429556;mircea_popescu;however, i wouldn't fall in love with it. we don't know yet if it makes any sense or just is a pretty number -78221;1363429585;Guest7560;I think I've read on reddit somewhere that it never failed in the past..? -78220;1363429589;rikur_;I just missed something interesting. -78219;1363429598;mircea_popescu;it predicted some events in the past and failed to rpedict others -78218;1363429607;Bowjob;you put on feb 28th -78217;1363429609;mircea_popescu;there's a graph in the article on trilema showing it against the actual price -78216;1363429690;Guest7560;That's the one I think yes -78215;1363429735;Bowjob;http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/oix-retrospective.png -78214;1363429742;Bowjob;That means the OIX is pretty accurate -78213;1363429759;Guest7560;So while mpex site was down the last couple days (ddos I think), I heard that trading was still going in irc -78212;1363429764;Bowjob;I don't understand that huge red sword -78211;1363429771;Bowjob;in the middle. wtf is that -78210;1363429788;Bowjob;did people suddenly expect BTC to raise to the moon? -78209;1363429788;Bowjob;wat -78208;1363429793;Guest7560;Is there a way to get the oix when mpex.co website is down? -78207;1363429814;mircea_popescu;Bowjob you can buy a very expensive call and make the sentiment spike on low volume, i think is what happened. -78206;1363429823;mircea_popescu;Guest43913 yes. looky : -78205;1363429824;Bowjob;ah -78204;1363429827;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -78203;1363429828;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 37.62123733 / 39.31406066 / 57.58756229 (28662 shares, 4,851.15 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -78202;1363429875;mircea_popescu;Bowjob for instance consider O.BTCUSD.C750T. it costs like .05 btc. if you buy it, you imply price goes to like 76+ -78201;1363429883;mircea_popescu;if that's the only thing that's bought... spike. -78200;1363429907;Bowjob;yeah i see it -78199;1363429922;Guest7560;Ah cool! -78198;1363429928;mircea_popescu;option trade volume varies A LOT. two weeks ago was 20k -78197;1363429931;mircea_popescu;now it's 4k etc. -78196;1363429933;Guest7560;Thanks, mircea_popescu -78195;1363429936;mircea_popescu;there's periods with 0 trade. so... -78194;1363429939;mircea_popescu;Guest7560 np -78193;1363429956;Bowjob;what are the green lines for? -78192;1363429965;mircea_popescu;Guest7560 http://trilema.com/2013/the-many-ways-available-for-talking-to-mpex/ -78191;1363429971;mircea_popescu;you can get more details about the bots etc there. -78190;1363429972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13111 @ 0.00071641 = 9.3929 BTC [-] -78189;1363429974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20307 @ 0.00071488 = 14.5171 BTC [-] -78188;1363429975;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.849 = 16.98 BTC [+] -78187;1363429994;mircea_popescu;Bowjob you mean on the right sidhe ? -78186;1363430003;Bowjob;yeap -78185;1363430026;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.849 = 16.98 BTC [+] -78184;1363430040;mircea_popescu;volume -78183;1363430057;Bowjob;ok, thx -78182;1363430075;rikur_;Bowjob: that's a very distracting nickname -78181;1363430079;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.849 = 4.245 BTC [+] -78180;1363430125;Bowjob;you are not the first. -78179;1363430170;Guest7560;So anyone has an idea why the majority of traders thinks btc will go down to 39? -78178;1363430184;mircea_popescu;rikur_ http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/14686.html there, allow me to be helpful -78177;1363430188;Bowjob;march 12 fuckup? -78176;1363430215;mircea_popescu;Guest7560 just the revert to mean theory may be enough. it went up fast. -78175;1363430229;Bowjob;though I'm waiting for march 22 and the days after that.. -78174;1363430244;Guest7560;What's happening on the 22? -78173;1363430257;Bowjob;coinlab opens -78172;1363430259;rikur_;mircea_popescu: thanks! -78171;1363430274;Bowjob;america and canada wont be able to trade on mt gox anymore -78170;1363430278;Guest7560;Bowjob: I think the fork thing is over now and everybody relaxed, no? -78169;1363430299;Bowjob;yes, but it scared a bunch of people.. -78168;1363430335;Guest7560;I know, but that's over now, so I wouldn't expect a drop so many days after its over and fixed -78167;1363430370;Guest7560;Tell me about that coinlab/mtgox US/CA story -78166;1363430413;mircea_popescu;it's not really fixed. just strung together for now. -78165;1363430418;mircea_popescu;the fixing will take a lot of time. -78164;1363430419;Bowjob;basically wall st. , im speculating will play with bitcoins -78163;1363430469;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/transition -78162;1363430493;Bowjob;Taxes won't be optional anymore if you trade with coinlab -78161;1363430498;Guest7560;mircea_popescu: You mean until nobody uses the 0.8 version anymore that has the bug that caused the block to be rejected? -78160;1363430520;mircea_popescu;Guest7560 it's .7 and prev that have an issue. not exactly a bug. just a complex db issue. -78159;1363430546;rikur_;Bowjob: taxes? -78158;1363430555;Bowjob;Yeap -78157;1363430557;Guest7560;Alright, sorry for mixing this up -78156;1363430580;Bowjob;Up until now, if you have half a braincell, you can choose to pay taxes or not -78155;1363430588;Bowjob;uncle sam wont know -78154;1363430599;Bowjob;but CoinLab will report it to the irs -78153;1363430608;rikur_;nice. -78152;1363430610;Bowjob;if you make 500 dollars or more -78151;1363430620;Bowjob;basically, they are "legitimizing" bitcoin -78150;1363430643;Bowjob;have you seen their buy 1m and sell 1m worth of bitcoin button? -78149;1363430660;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC [+] -78148;1363430672;tiberiusiv;bowjob: taxes were never optional even at mtgox -78147;1363430703;Bowjob;oh. but they dont hand in the info to irs dont they -78146;1363430719;tiberiusiv;bowjob: they may not but when you withdraw funds the recieving bank does -78145;1363430724;rikur_;Wait. If I have BTC in mt.gox, will it be sold to coinlab? or moved under their jurisdiction? I'm currently in Canada. -78144;1363430736;tiberiusiv;coinlab -78143;1363430744;Bowjob;mhm, actually you're right -78142;1363430745;Bowjob;mhm -78141;1363430777;tiberiusiv;the benefit to canada is you could say your proceeds came from online gambling -78140;1363430786;tiberiusiv;as a casual gambler -78139;1363430808;tiberiusiv;thats not taxable in canada -78138;1363430829;rikur_;coinlab has a very unfortunate logo with the "bubbles" :) -78137;1363430830;Guest7560;Coinlab statement is still pretty vague... -78136;1363430854;Bowjob;what i dont like about coinlab -78135;1363430871;Bowjob;is they are offering a "storage" solution -78134;1363430880;Bowjob;and they will charge money to hold BTC -78133;1363430884;Bowjob;.. i mean, wtf? -78132;1363430886;tiberiusiv;how is that any different then mtgox -78131;1363430892;tiberiusiv;mtgox stored your coins -78130;1363430896;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153556.msg1630348#msg1630348 lol -78129;1363430904;Bowjob;you're missing the point -78128;1363430912;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/storage -78127;1363430915;rikur_;How would you be taxed for mined coins? -78126;1363430959;tiberiusiv;you wouldnt rikur -78125;1363430962;Bowjob;cashout price - electricity - mining rig price -78124;1363430966;Bowjob;= income -78123;1363430971;Bowjob;and then they tax your income -78122;1363430974;tiberiusiv;until you started filling up a bank account -78121;1363430976;Bowjob;you dont have to if you just keep the coins -78120;1363430989;Bowjob;thats the thing. if you use the coins anonymously, its just like income -78119;1363430993;Bowjob;and taxes, will be optional -78118;1363431042;Bowjob;it could get sticky when the gov recognize bitcoin as money -78117;1363431103;Bowjob;what you can do, is wait till your bitcoin stash become so valuable, that you can buy a member of the congress with it -78116;1363431173;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849 BTC [+] -78115;1363431188;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/307/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-july-1st/ -78114;1363431193;mircea_popescu;ahahaha THIS is even money ? -78113;1363431195;mircea_popescu;lord have mercy. -78112;1363431228;Bowjob;I thought I brought it up earlier lol -78111;1363431242;mircea_popescu;had i ? -78110;1363431248;mircea_popescu;must've forgot -78109;1363431278;Bowjob;yes you did -78108;1363431279;Bowjob;"[16:04] http://bitbet.us/bet/307/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-july-1st/ [16:04] Wow [16:04] HOly shit. ahhahahahah [16:04] lol wut ?! [16:04] don't tell me they;ve moved to july ?" -78107;1363431297;mircea_popescu;a yes you have! -78106;1363431311;Bowjob;chang put a quarter in on yes -78105;1363431327;mircea_popescu;a quarter btc = 10 bux -78104;1363431469;mircea_popescu;so wait. luke went to visit bfl, where he was in fact presented with a box of fans ? -78103;1363431489;Bowjob;yeap -78102;1363431508;tiberiusiv;sdice has almost no bids? -78101;1363431508;Bowjob;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/blogs/luke-jr/100-day-2-slight-delay.html -78100;1363431514;Bowjob;"slight delay" -78099;1363431520;mircea_popescu;heh. -78098;1363431534;Bowjob;it scares me though, if they actually deliver there goes my profits -78097;1363431537;mircea_popescu;i guess he better start looking for crow stew recipes. -78096;1363431539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1354 @ 0.00071102 = 0.9627 BTC [-] -78095;1363431543;Bowjob;though.. -78094;1363431554;Bowjob;they might not ship -78093;1363431570;Bowjob;Bitbet suggests that BFL victims are low on morale -78092;1363431598;tiberiusiv;mircea: are the bbet asks your tranches -78091;1363431603;Bowjob;they should be betting on Yes to make up on their lost profits -78090;1363431806;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv the 10k bits are mine/kako's alternatively, as per the contract -78089;1363431874;tiberiusiv;18s yours as well? -78088;1363431878;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.21053791 = 210.5379 BTC [+] -78087;1363431892;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C390T] 1000 @ 0.17621836 = 176.2184 BTC [+] -78086;1363431893;tiberiusiv;0.00181000 300 -78085;1363431897;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv 18s ? a, no -78084;1363431911;mircea_popescu;you can work it out, they're supposed to increase in price at a fixed rate -78083;1363431916;mircea_popescu;see if the price works out with that -78082;1363431941;tiberiusiv;hows this month looking for profits? -78081;1363431978;mircea_popescu;as per the guidance in feb statement, "Since the BFL bet closed in March the dividend guidance is high for next month - just that bet alone would push profit up 300%." -78080;1363432064;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.0053 = 0.106 BTC [+] -78079;1363432114;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 13 @ 0.00535 = 0.0696 BTC [+] -78078;1363432300;tiberiusiv;is sdice working? -78077;1363432338;tiberiusiv;the bet page isnt showing up -78076;1363432372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21400 @ 0.0007078 = 15.1469 BTC [-] -78075;1363432377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00070473 = 8.2453 BTC [-] -78074;1363432415;mircea_popescu;maybe attacked again ? -78073;1363432415;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 83 @ 0.0054 = 0.4482 BTC [+] -78072;1363432438;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849 BTC [+] -78071;1363432539;Ukto;works for me -78070;1363432574;Ukto;actually -78069;1363432576;Ukto;looks like teh db -78068;1363432578;Ukto;is coming and going -78067;1363432586;rikur_;Wow, does bitcoin already have 3x the market cap of e-gold at it's peak? -78066;1363432592;mircea_popescu;rikur_ yes. -78065;1363432609;rikur_;never thought of that. -78064;1363432730;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131065.880 -78063;1363432735;mircea_popescu;implied btc market cap is larger than the gnp of Dominica ; Tonga ; Micronesia, Federated States of ; Anguilla ; Cook Islands ; São Tomé and Príncipe ; Palau ; Marshall Islands ; Kiribati ; Nauru ; Montserrat ; Tuvalu -78062;1363432739;Bowjob;I have a feeling this dude will be correct for once -78061;1363432739;mircea_popescu;that's like12. -78060;1363432749;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.849 = 6.792 BTC [+] -78059;1363432857;Anduck;so.. -78058;1363432860;Anduck;hanging man -78057;1363432884;Anduck;doesnt it mean extremely bullish? -78056;1363432894;Anduck;if i remember correct... -78055;1363432899;mircea_popescu;hanging man is the end of uptrend -78054;1363432903;Anduck;ahh -78053;1363432907;rikur_;if you believe in technical analysis.. -78052;1363432910;Anduck;well -78051;1363433002;Bowjob;well, lucif has been consistently wrong in the past.. -78050;1363433009;Bowjob;mhm -78049;1363433116;Bowjob;"tting ready to change. The reliability of this signal is drastically improved when the price of the asset decreases the day after the signal. Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hangingman.asp#ixzz2Nh2Xhc2X" -78048;1363433132;Bowjob;well we were at 47 yesterday -78047;1363433134;Bowjob;;;ticker -78046;1363433135;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.65099, Best ask: 46.65100, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 46.65100, 24 hour volume: 19628.80463838, 24 hour low: 46.27070, 24 hour high: 47.44999, 24 hour vwap: 46.89741 -78045;1363433144;Bowjob;perhaps it is a hanging man! -78044;1363433186;midnightmagic;.. how droll. You quoted me. Got to you, did I? -78043;1363433198;midnightmagic;"quoted" -78042;1363433482;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: http://freenode.net/channel_guidelines.shtml -78041;1363433608;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Not that you care about much outside your own head, but I did not, nor would I, grant you permission to publically public anything I say in a channel which is not clearly demarked as a "Publically-logged channel." -78040;1363433622;midnightmagic;s/public /publish / -78039;1363433724;midnightmagic;I will note that neither the channel topic, nor the page that the topic's sole contents (a URL) point to, state anything about public logging. -78038;1363433747;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.849 = 16.98 BTC [+] -78037;1363433783;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849 BTC [+] -78036;1363433891;Bowjob;dice is down from here -78035;1363434339;ZedsterX;dice is up here....took about 2 minutes to get bet addresses up -78034;1363434756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11380 @ 0.00070489 = 8.0216 BTC [+] -78033;1363434758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9270 @ 0.00071093 = 6.5903 BTC [+] -78032;1363434996;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic this is a logged channel. you weren't aware ? -78031;1363435075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6811 @ 0.00070473 = 4.7999 BTC [-] -78030;1363435077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00070369 = 2.7444 BTC [-] -78029;1363435078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9029 @ 0.00070102 = 6.3295 BTC [-] -78028;1363435083;midnightmagic;It is not stated so in the topic, nor in the bitcoin-assets.com page it links to, mircea_popescu. -78027;1363435095;mircea_popescu;yeah well. it's a trade chan. -78026;1363435101;mircea_popescu;it's purpose is mostly to be quotable. -78025;1363435132;midnightmagic;That is not by Freenode guidelines. -78024;1363435189;mircea_popescu;ya well. now you know. -78023;1363435240;midnightmagic;You are not the channel owner. -78022;1363435250;midnightmagic;And thus are not in a position to make such determinations regardless. -78021;1363435255;mircea_popescu;... -78020;1363435267;mircea_popescu;make a determination as to what dood ? -78019;1363435281;midnightmagic;Channel nature and type. -78018;1363435300;mircea_popescu;you highlighted me with whatever q, i gave you an answer, you don't like mine highlight whoever else next time eh ?! -78017;1363435308;midnightmagic;This is a primary namespace channel and thus technically falls under the Bitcoin FOSS project ownership. -78016;1363435317;mircea_popescu;o get the fuck out already. -78015;1363435344;midnightmagic;I'm making a comment shortly on your blog you may be interested in. -78014;1363435345;mircea_popescu;"i have a whine please pay attention to me rarara" -78013;1363435348;mircea_popescu;it's uninteresting. -78012;1363435363;mircea_popescu;by all means. -78011;1363435366;midnightmagic;Are you still in Romania? -78010;1363435370;mircea_popescu;yeh. -78009;1363435380;midnightmagic;Good. Then I remember correctly. -78008;1363435463;mircea_popescu;but anyway, to the more general point : you're powerless. get used to liking it, cause it ain't changing. -78007;1363435480;mircea_popescu;the impersonal you i mean. the little vessenes group, bfl, mtgox, what have you in there. -78006;1363435526;midnightmagic;You are quoting me out of context and thus impugning my moral rights under the copyright acts of both our countries. -78005;1363435547;mircea_popescu;so feel free to either sue or fix the context. -78004;1363435573;midnightmagic;No, as per Romanian copyright law I am requesting you remove quotes of mine from your website. -78003;1363435585;mircea_popescu;mkay. -78002;1363435676;midnightmagic;Your site isn't letting me post. How do I convince it I'm a human? I'll flesh out the articles specifically to which I'm referring. -78001;1363435700;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [+] -78000;1363435701;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic if you instapost it'll block you. -77999;1363435714;mircea_popescu;cause that's what spambots usually do, load page make post -77998;1363435730;midnightmagic;Hrm. I took about 30 minutes to write my comment..? -77997;1363435736;midnightmagic;Maybe it doesn't like Tor. -77996;1363435779;mircea_popescu;ppl on tor post all the time -77995;1363435810;midnightmagic;Hrm. 3:09 a.m... no, that's correct too. -77994;1363435814;mircea_popescu;it's possible if unlikely your page was marked as stale by the time you clicked ? -77993;1363435830;midnightmagic;Possible. I'll try again. -77992;1363436312;ZedsterX;geez i am almost gonna give MP some money just so I can see this quote -77991;1363436402;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX try tor. -77990;1363436441;ZedsterX;for what? -77989;1363436458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 300 @ 0.00181 = 0.543 BTC [+] -77988;1363436461;ZedsterX;i meant i was almost willing to pay your blog price -77987;1363436463;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Yep, it didn't like Tor. -77986;1363436486;midnightmagic;ZedsterX: It's nothing special at all. It's what he said about it. -77985;1363436520;ZedsterX;hehe just kidding i would never pay to read someones blog not an issue :) -77984;1363436542;midnightmagic;I thought it was a joke at first but it appears he has also mistaken me for a DJ in Wisconsin. -77983;1363436550;midnightmagic;ZedsterX: :) -77982;1363436894;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.849 = 2.547 BTC [+] -77981;1363436896;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.849999 = 8.5 BTC [+] -77980;1363436952;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.85 = 7.65 BTC [+] -77979;1363437234;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: What's the big deal man? I asked you nicely, you said no, I quote you the law of your own country you are breaking by deliberately quoting me out of context and making unfunny, uncritical, non-commentary aspersions on my character, and this is your response? srsly? -77978;1363437256;midnightmagic;It's like.. six lines bro. -77977;1363437270;mircea_popescu;you're obviously missing the context that Trilema has been standing against attempts at internet censorship for half a decade. -77976;1363437276;mircea_popescu;the odds of an article being altered are nil. -77975;1363437300;midnightmagic;You have always been a proponent of legal correctness. -77974;1363437318;mircea_popescu;you honestly imagine you can absue the legal process to impose censorship on blogs ? -77973;1363437331;mircea_popescu;others have tried, and have failed so far, but by all means, if you must. -77972;1363437367;midnightmagic;lol, no, I'm pointing out a legal liability, and requesting that you not quote me, in direct contravention of the policy of the network you enjoy and make money with, for free. -77971;1363437379;midnightmagic;(namely, Freenode) -77970;1363437401;mircea_popescu;last i checked you have a free cloak and i have a silver one. let's keep them aspersions at bay. -77969;1363437415;midnightmagic;You can bury your head in the sand and pretend the law doesn't apply to you and pretend what I'm doing is censorship, and pretend there is no other way, but there is. -77968;1363437448;mircea_popescu;indeed there is. get used to the fact that this channel is a public forum, serving the needs of bitcoin trade -77967;1363437484;midnightmagic;This isn't a public forum, it is not listed as such. You saying it is so, does not make it so. This is primary namespace #bitcoin*, which means it certainly isn't for you to decide what happens here, nor what policy is. -77966;1363437491;mircea_popescu;the needs of the bitcoin circlejerk are served elsewhere. -77965;1363437516;midnightmagic;This particular channel is not, actually a public forum, no matter how many times you think your word is somehow above law. -77964;1363437522;mircea_popescu;listen, i'm not arguing with you. i'm telling you. you don't like what i'm telling you, go argue with somebody else. -77963;1363437529;midnightmagic;lol -77962;1363437535;midnightmagic;Lawless.. -77961;1363437543;midnightmagic;Discourteous, uncivil, lawless. -77960;1363437548;mircea_popescu;merely disinterested in nonsense. -77959;1363437551;midnightmagic;Is this your true nature after all? -77958;1363437607;midnightmagic;Are you so mercenary? So sociopathic that you would deny a simple request for the same courtesy I have often showed you without considering the alternatives? -77957;1363437647;midnightmagic;Do you have any idea how many times I've turned down requests for complete logs of your conversations? -77956;1363437749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 971 @ 0.00070102 = 0.6807 BTC [-] -77955;1363437750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14734 @ 0.00069148 = 10.1883 BTC [-] -77954;1363437752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00069002 = 6.9002 BTC [-] -77953;1363437773;midnightmagic;If you're cool with throwing all the courtesy we've shown each other over the last many months away just because of a few-day spat that stings your ego.. -77952;1363437829;FabianB;midnightmagic: why not put it in context in the comment section? i don't think it gets censored either -77951;1363437856;midnightmagic;FabianB: Because that would imply I am fine with it staying up; additionally, if *I* publish it on *his* site then I lose the right to request that it come down. -77950;1363437871;midnightmagic;Or at least.. my request is weakened. -77949;1363437882;mircea_popescu;you have some very interesting legal theories going there. -77948;1363437901;mircea_popescu;but anyway, since it's on the third mention by now, when did i ask you to delete shit you published ? or what ? -77947;1363437916;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: It's not legal theory, it's simple human nature at this point. I'm not interested in answering the question, "Why if you wanted it taken down did you repost it right underneath?" -77946;1363437938;mircea_popescu;this "taking down" thing boggles me. -77945;1363437949;mircea_popescu;where's this come from !? -77944;1363437961;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: You didn't. I don't publish shit. People ask me for logs of your comments and I think.. "Well people are trying to dig up shit. Probably because they want to harm him. No thanks." And I tell them to fuck off. -77943;1363437976;mircea_popescu;very bad. -77942;1363437989;mircea_popescu;let them have whatever logs, what i say i say because it is, not because it isn't. -77941;1363438045;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: No thanks. -77940;1363438048;mircea_popescu;da fuck, they can just grow a pair and ask me directly. -77939;1363438063;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: That's the second reason why I tell them to fuck off. -77938;1363438070;Anduck;hmmm -77937;1363438074;Anduck;do you get free yubikey from mtgox? -77936;1363438089;mircea_popescu;all this mystique and mystery, i hadn't no idea people are like... secretively lurking my chats nao. -77935;1363438092;midnightmagic;Anduck: sometimes, and volume helps. -77934;1363438094;Anduck;i heard something like this but... do i need to be verified? -77933;1363438100;Anduck;ok -77932;1363438109;mircea_popescu;Anduck isn't a yubikei like 10 bux, and moreover don't they work on any site ? -77931;1363438125;Anduck;mtgox keys work only on mtgox -77930;1363438125;midnightmagic;no, and no -77929;1363438137;ZedsterX;Mt.gox yubikey only works for them -77928;1363438137;Anduck;mtgox charges 30 usd for yubikey -77927;1363438153;Anduck;meh -77926;1363438158;Anduck;i'll email dem -77925;1363438177;Anduck;or! i get verifired -77924;1363438179;Anduck;verified* -77923;1363438210;Anduck;but i dont want to :( atleast now -77922;1363438218;Anduck;maybe i'll use software 2fa -77921;1363438327;mircea_popescu;software 2fa ?! -77920;1363438360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4095 @ 0.00068804 = 2.8175 BTC [-] -77919;1363438422;Anduck;Google Authenticator -77918;1363438427;Anduck;like, a mobile phone app -77917;1363438446;Anduck;2fa= 2-factor auth -77916;1363438454;mircea_popescu;a ga thing ya -77915;1363438799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00070617 = 4.0958 BTC [+] -77914;1363439080;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -77913;1363439081;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.009861 = 0.0394 BTC [-] -77912;1363439083;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.00986 = 0.0394 BTC [-] -77911;1363439085;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 20 @ 0.00982 = 0.1964 BTC [-] -77910;1363439160;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.33318 = 0.9995 BTC [-] -77909;1363439210;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 50 @ 0.105 = 5.25 BTC [+] -77908;1363439271;mircea_popescu;http://sphotos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/72607_10152634902385487_365736104_n.jpg -77907;1363439282;mircea_popescu;once a banker... ever a banker. -77906;1363439353;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00071093 = 5.9007 BTC [+] -77905;1363440246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.0007106 = 9.0957 BTC [-] -77904;1363440664;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.85 = 7.65 BTC [+] -77903;1363440763;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/ -77902;1363440774;Bowjob;I been watching lately, they sell a lot -77901;1363440786;Bowjob;more sell than buys -77900;1363440787;Bowjob;mhm -77899;1363440830;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 13 @ 0.105 = 1.365 BTC [+] -77898;1363441005;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 1000 @ 0.15445864 = 154.4586 BTC [-] -77897;1363441006;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C490T] 1000 @ 0.13342614 = 133.4261 BTC [-] -77896;1363441009;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.11500402 = 115.004 BTC [+] -77895;1363441011;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C530T] 1000 @ 0.09894671 = 98.9467 BTC -77894;1363441014;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C550T] 1000 @ 0.08501814 = 85.0181 BTC -77893;1363442227;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -77892;1363442228;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 46.52002, Best ask: 46.77899, Bid-ask spread: 0.25897, Last trade: 46.52002, 24 hour volume: 18864.05282020, 24 hour low: 46.27070, 24 hour high: 47.44999, 24 hour vwap: 46.87026 -77891;1363442406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8050 @ 0.0007106 = 5.7203 BTC [-] -77890;1363443109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.0007106 = 3.8372 BTC [-] -77889;1363443981;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 32 @ 0.85 = 27.2 BTC [+] -77888;1363444024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 955 @ 0.00070617 = 0.6744 BTC [-] -77887;1363444026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23500 @ 0.00070309 = 16.5226 BTC [-] -77886;1363444285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11595 @ 0.000703 = 8.1513 BTC [-] -77885;1363444287;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00070794 = 1.4159 BTC [+] -77884;1363444288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3296 @ 0.00071093 = 2.3432 BTC [+] -77883;1363444569;mircea_popescu;http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/16/business/global/showdown-looms-over-cyprus-bailout-deal.html -77882;1363444581;mircea_popescu;so basically, the naive got their bank accounts raided. -77881;1363445001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00070556 = 4.692 BTC [-] -77880;1363445003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19350 @ 0.00069804 = 13.5071 BTC [-] -77879;1363445011;mircea_popescu;also in the news, krugman badly owned by reality. http://www.cnbc.com/id/100558455 -77878;1363445414;Chaang-Noi;europe... -77877;1363445446;Chaang-Noi;im glad i moved to a place where the normal currency is gold and we export food. -77876;1363445495;mircea_popescu;sounds sound strategically. -77875;1363445553;Chaang-Noi;try to buy a car here with a credit card and they will look at you like you are a retard.... try to pay in gold, no problem -77874;1363445614;Chaang-Noi;i do wish i held some land, but right now it is over priced here -77873;1363445628;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -77872;1363445701;Chaang-Noi;asean is going to be growing while the west is falling/failing -77871;1363445755;Chaang-Noi;asicminer is slowly moving up with decent volume despite paying weekly dividends -77870;1363445792;Chaang-Noi;also is s.dice down to limited? i used to see many more s.dice transactions and now only a few :/ -77869;1363445832;Chaang-Noi;block chain dot info used to show like 50% to 755 s dice transactions -77868;1363445870;Chaang-Noi;75% -77867;1363445893;mircea_popescu;always was about half -77866;1363445902;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -77865;1363445904;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.769999 / 0.8115 / 0.85 (466 shares, 378.2 BTC), 7D: 0.65 / 0.76347 / 0.973 (1434 shares, 1094.8 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.72349 / 1 (2550 shares, 1844.9 BTC) -77864;1363445937;Chaang-Noi;the other exchange is getting a bit more volume but a bit lower price -77863;1363445953;Chaang-Noi;if you go look now it is about 1 transaction in like 20 -77862;1363445961;Chaang-Noi;for s dice, if that... it is odd -77861;1363445976;mircea_popescu;hm -77860;1363445992;Chaang-Noi;i have noticed this over the last 10 hours or so -77859;1363446002;Chaang-Noi;could just be an off day -77858;1363446004;mircea_popescu;i've never kept that close tabs -77857;1363446036;Chaang-Noi;i have not either, -77856;1363446787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2480 @ 0.00071093 = 1.7631 BTC [+] -77855;1363446790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4520 @ 0.00071108 = 3.2141 BTC [+] -77854;1363447266;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.99 BTC [-] -77853;1363447438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00069831 = 6.9133 BTC [-] -77852;1363447723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00069831 = 10.4747 BTC [-] -77851;1363448312;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P730T] 15 @ 0.56117433 = 8.4176 BTC [-] -77850;1363448705;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.889998 = 1.78 BTC [+] -77849;1363448796;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.889999 = 8.9 BTC [+] -77848;1363448798;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.939999 = 9.4 BTC [+] -77847;1363448801;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.9487 = 9.487 BTC [+] -77846;1363448803;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.9489 = 14.2335 BTC [+] -77845;1363448835;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.9489 BTC [+] -77844;1363448899;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -77843;1363448949;Chaang-Noi;go asicminer -77842;1363448993;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 19 @ 0.9489 = 18.0291 BTC [+] -77841;1363449016;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.17299 BTC [+] -77840;1363449077;Chaang-Noi;:D -77839;1363449114;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01984 BTC [+] -77838;1363449116;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.01985 = 0.1985 BTC [+] -77837;1363449242;kakobrekla;https://twitter.com/JsSmRenton/status/312912911079194624/photo/1 -77836;1363449250;Chaang-Noi;http://yro.slashdot.org/story/13/03/15/2250235/brian-krebs-gets-swatted -77835;1363449273;Chaang-Noi;lol kakobrekla -77834;1363449588;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.85 = 3.4 BTC [-] -77833;1363450059;vampireb;where can you a buy card with a cc? -77832;1363450069;vampireb;i would totally would for bonus points -77831;1363450085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23900 @ 0.00070255 = 16.7909 BTC [+] -77830;1363450100;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -77829;1363450102;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005 / 0.00518591 / 0.0058822 (36479 shares, 189.18 BTC), 7D: 0.005 / 0.00552063 / 0.006 (85443 shares, 471.70 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00612241 / 0.0069 (2393043 shares, 14,651.21 BTC) -77828;1363450257;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01101 BTC [-] -77827;1363450525;ThickAsThieves;gawd, reading chatlog here is such a chore when people get dramatic -77826;1363450601;ThickAsThieves;asicminer at .95 now? Nice. -77825;1363450615;Chaang-Noi;:) -77824;1363450625;Chaang-Noi;back to .95, was at 1 -77823;1363450633;kakobrekla;lets see the faces when it all goes crashing down -77822;1363450655;Chaang-Noi;but we are going well over 1. we will control about 50% of the network for at least 3 months -77821;1363450675;ThickAsThieves;but bfl is releasing next week right? -77820;1363450689;Chaang-Noi;they hope to have their test unit done by then yeah -77819;1363450705;Chaang-Noi;who knows how many months to get their 5000 chips out -77818;1363450713;Chaang-Noi;but even then, only 25 th if lucky -77817;1363450724;ThickAsThieves;5000 was just the first batch -77816;1363450729;kakobrekla;theres 2 more players in the game -77815;1363450755;Chaang-Noi;yeah, maybe in 3 months someone else will be able to break asicminer from their 50% lock down... -77814;1363450759;Chaang-Noi;but that is a maybe -77813;1363450816;vampireb;BFL will probably will be releasing slowly. -77812;1363450818;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.945 BTC [+] -77811;1363450822;vampireb;I ordered I think in Sep -77810;1363450837;Chaang-Noi;bfl (assuming their stuff works) will not ship all at once -77809;1363450861;Chaang-Noi;1 to 2 months for their 5000 chips, then they need to reload -77808;1363450888;ThickAsThieves;i'm pretty sure they claimed to be able to work much faster than that no? -77807;1363450889;Chaang-Noi;i dont think sept is in the first batch. -77806;1363450896;ThickAsThieves;not that their claims mean anything -77805;1363450899;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.9489 = 3.7956 BTC [+] -77804;1363450903;Chaang-Noi;yeah 4 to 6 weeks from like 1 year ago ready to ship/.. -77803;1363451045;ThickAsThieves;why are people paying .95 when AM is on BF for .8? -77802;1363451055;Chaang-Noi;405 of the network for 3 months is .324 btc per share... -77801;1363451061;Chaang-Noi;40% -77800;1363451075;Chaang-Noi;that is a good question, and i dont know -77799;1363451085;Chaang-Noi;but im the seller at .95 and will buy at the other exchange... -77798;1363451088;Chaang-Noi;i heart arb -77797;1363451092;ThickAsThieves;my guess is more outreach is needed by BF -77796;1363451126;Chaang-Noi;iv not been around but i thought bf was the biggest exchange now -77795;1363451172;ThickAsThieves;probably -77794;1363451207;ThickAsThieves;but BTCT volume on AM alone might be challenging that -77793;1363451230;Chaang-Noi;:) -77792;1363451265;Chaang-Noi;my shares mosty, it has been pretty good -77791;1363451280;Chaang-Noi;mine were the first 1000 and about 70% of all the others -77790;1363451302;Chaang-Noi;been buying otc at like 30% less of what i have been moving them for on that exchange -77789;1363451313;Chaang-Noi;im really shocked it worked so well for so long -77788;1363451337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.0007079 = 14.158 BTC [+] -77787;1363451341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7407 @ 0.00071108 = 5.267 BTC [+] -77786;1363451571;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.9489 = 10.4379 BTC [+] -77785;1363451576;Chaang-Noi;180 gone on bitfunder -77784;1363451594;MJR_;hi all -77783;1363451600;Chaang-Noi;if it is still there in a few mins ill buy the rest -77782;1363451604;Chaang-Noi;hi mjr -77781;1363451900;smickles;mircea_popescu: will do on the vwap cleanup -77780;1363451907;MJR_;what's asicminers returns like? -77779;1363451921;MJR_;!ticker -77778;1363451922;assbot;Um, shouldn't you be with your own tribe or somethin'? -77777;1363451973;ThickAsThieves;mjr, these are the last 3 divs -77776;1363451974;ThickAsThieves;฿0.02378654 ฿0.01917149 ฿0.02354460 -77775;1363451993;ThickAsThieves;once dive add up to .1, divs get cut in half -77774;1363452003;ThickAsThieves;dive=div -77773;1363452039;ThickAsThieves;divs are weekly -77772;1363452066;MJR_;why do they cut in half? -77771;1363452113;ThickAsThieves;because AM isnbt paying their own shares til then -77770;1363452117;ThickAsThieves;and they own half -77769;1363452174;MJR_;cool -77768;1363452235;ThickAsThieves;someone should tell evoorhees SDICE needs a jolt -77767;1363452259;ThickAsThieves;bring back whalebot -77766;1363452289;kakobrekla;just go play less than 1 -77765;1363452554;vampireb;ohh starcraft is out -77764;1363452557;smickles;< Bowjob> you dont have to if you just keep the coins << (it being taxes) it you do that enough to be noticed and audited you're fucked. they'll say you should've been treating bitcoin as barter all along, you'll have a few k of taxes owed and 10s of k in fines -77763;1363452561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9675 @ 0.00071108 = 6.8797 BTC [+] -77762;1363453147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5098 @ 0.00071108 = 3.6251 BTC [+] -77761;1363453149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9502 @ 0.00071181 = 6.7636 BTC [+] -77760;1363453208;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.99 = 3.98 BTC [-] -77759;1363453559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2038 @ 0.00070255 = 1.4318 BTC [-] -77758;1363453560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13783 @ 0.00070066 = 9.6572 BTC [-] -77757;1363453565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23279 @ 0.00070015 = 16.2988 BTC [-] -77756;1363453648;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [+] -77755;1363454167;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.17299 BTC [+] -77754;1363454342;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 13 @ 0.105 = 1.365 BTC [+] -77753;1363454410;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 150 @ 0.005198 = 0.7797 BTC [-] -77752;1363454448;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 560 @ 0.005199 = 2.9114 BTC [+] -77751;1363454670;MJR_;BitHub: hi -77750;1363454691;BitHub;Hello -77749;1363454693;MJR_;anyone seen namworld lately? -77748;1363454709;kakobrekla;;;seen namworld -77747;1363454709;gribble;namworld was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 7 hours, 37 minutes, and 5 seconds ago: Night all. -77746;1363454836;Anduck;wow -77745;1363454839;Anduck;asicminer @ 0.94 -77744;1363454841;Anduck;:D -77743;1363454874;MJR_;on btctc it's .8 on bitfunder :) -77742;1363454880;Anduck;yep -77741;1363454889;Anduck;i sold mine a little too cheap i think -77740;1363454899;Anduck;well, i got nice profits so whatever =) -77739;1363454900;Anduck;im cool -77738;1363454936;MJR_;no one ever went broke taking profits :) -77737;1363454966;kakobrekla;thats just stupid thing to say. -77736;1363455103;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 97 @ 0.0054 = 0.5238 BTC [+] -77735;1363455164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31800 @ 0.00071181 = 22.6356 BTC [+] -77734;1363455498;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00541 BTC [+] -77733;1363455533;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.005404 = 0.5404 BTC [-] -77732;1363455556;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 302 @ 0.00541 = 1.6338 BTC [+] -77731;1363455642;Evan_;!help -77730;1363455642;assbot;List of commands: -77729;1363455643;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -77728;1363455644;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -77727;1363455662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27900 @ 0.00070763 = 19.7429 BTC [-] -77726;1363455663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 400 @ 0.00071181 = 0.2847 BTC [+] -77725;1363456059;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -77724;1363456064;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 5768719.44091 based on data since last change | 5650760.38918 based on data for last three days -77723;1363456338;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.88 = 1.76 BTC [-] -77722;1363456392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17642 @ 0.00070501 = 12.4378 BTC [-] -77721;1363456566;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.99 BTC [-] -77720;1363456754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1125 @ 0.00070327 = 0.7912 BTC [-] -77719;1363456756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26630 @ 0.00071181 = 18.9555 BTC [+] -77718;1363456757;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9061 @ 0.00071738 = 6.5002 BTC [+] -77717;1363457119;MJR_;;;goxlag -77716;1363457120;gribble;0 seconds -77715;1363457360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10450 @ 0.00070015 = 7.3166 BTC [-] -77714;1363457477;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.2597 = 0.5194 BTC [-] -77713;1363457574;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [+] -77712;1363457948;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.54 = 2.7 BTC [+] -77711;1363458164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00071738 = 12.3389 BTC [+] -77710;1363458975;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [+] -77709;1363459312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7300 @ 0.00070818 = 5.1697 BTC [-] -77708;1363459313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21600 @ 0.00070675 = 15.2658 BTC [-] -77707;1363459507;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.53001 = 1.59 BTC [-] -77706;1363459509;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.530001 = 2.65 BTC [-] -77705;1363459510;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.53000001 = 3.71 BTC [-] -77704;1363459511;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.522 = 1.044 BTC [-] -77703;1363459512;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.521 = 1.563 BTC [-] -77702;1363459513;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.52 = 5.2 BTC [-] -77701;1363459514;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.52 BTC [-] -77700;1363459516;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.5151 = 1.5453 BTC [-] -77699;1363459517;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.51501 = 1.545 BTC [-] -77698;1363459517;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.515 = 10.3 BTC [-] -77697;1363459518;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.513 = 2.052 BTC [-] -77696;1363459519;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.512 = 4.096 BTC [-] -77695;1363459520;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.511 = 4.599 BTC [-] -77694;1363459521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.5105 = 2.5525 BTC [-] -77693;1363459522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.5102 = 3.0612 BTC [-] -77692;1363459523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.5101 = 2.0404 BTC [-] -77691;1363459524;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 77 @ 0.51 = 39.27 BTC [-] -77690;1363459775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00070675 = 5.972 BTC [-] -77689;1363460334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16555 @ 0.00070418 = 11.6577 BTC [-] -77688;1363461822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2639 @ 0.00071738 = 1.8932 BTC [+] -77687;1363461828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9200 @ 0.00071767 = 6.6026 BTC [+] -77686;1363461830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7311 @ 0.00071815 = 5.2504 BTC [+] -77685;1363462181;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 16 @ 0.105 = 1.68 BTC [+] -77684;1363462258;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 33 @ 0.105 = 3.465 BTC [+] -77683;1363464249;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -77682;1363464319;OgNasty;quiet in here today... -77681;1363464366;kakobrekla;indeed -77680;1363464376;OgNasty;[NastyFans.org] [NASTY MINING] 2 @ 0.33 BTC [+] -77679;1363464377;OgNasty;lol -77678;1363464388;kakobrekla;errybody silently waiting for the weekend dump -77677;1363464409;OgNasty;I'm prepping myself for green beer... -77676;1363464574;OgNasty;Still say assbot should list NastyFans trades... Sucks to be lumped in with the BS gigamining has going... Just sayin' -77675;1363464613;kakobrekla;yeah, this is -assets, not -fans kinda. -77674;1363464629;OgNasty;what's in a name? -77673;1363464649;kakobrekla;ass bot doesnt cover fan sites -77672;1363464674;OgNasty;so the inclusion of the word fan makes it not an asset in your mind? -77671;1363464693;kakobrekla;im not sure at this point. -77670;1363464718;OgNasty;"In financial accounting, assets are economic resources. Anything tangible or intangible that is capable of being owned or controlled to produce value and that is held to have positive economic value is considered an asset. Simply stated, assets represent value of ownership that can be converted into cash (although cash itself is also considered an asset)." -77669;1363464739;kakobrekla;i dont see what that has to do with nasty fans? -77668;1363464766;OgNasty;NastyFans seats are capable of being owned to produce value and ownership can be converted into cash. -77667;1363464778;OgNasty;It fits the definition of an asset. -77666;1363464844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00071201 = 3.204 BTC [-] -77665;1363464846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6681 @ 0.00071815 = 4.798 BTC [+] -77664;1363464865;OgNasty;Maybe I should donate one to you so you can see for yourself? -77663;1363464935;kakobrekla;nasty seats? dunno we are asset traders here and what not, not fans of anything in particular -77662;1363464961;FabianB;a company, a stock, an option, a future, an etf? -77661;1363464966;kakobrekla;fishfish|AFK !! -77660;1363464977;OgNasty;I don't think you're ignorant enough to be caught up on a naming convention. So I assume you have an alterior motive. -77659;1363465011;fishfish;yes kakobrekla -77658;1363465036;kakobrekla;no afk plox tyvm. -77657;1363465076;kakobrekla;OgNasty can you answer the FabianBs question-s -77656;1363465084;kakobrekla;ill be back in like 20 min or so -77655;1363465089;OgNasty;It is an asset. -77654;1363465121;FabianB;what kind of (in financial terms) -77653;1363465141;OgNasty;for legal reasons I'd rather let people figure that out on their own -77652;1363465157;OgNasty;Check this out... -77651;1363465176;OgNasty;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=86854.0 -77650;1363465230;OgNasty;18% yield... etc... -77649;1363465309;FabianB;then you might have to figure that out first -77648;1363465336;OgNasty;I have everything figured out. ;) -77647;1363465429;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.9 = 13.5 BTC [+] -77646;1363465563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 42 @ 0.00532425 = 0.2236 BTC [+] -77645;1363465879;OgNasty;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140769.0 <-- Why won't assbot list the 3rd most popular bitcoin asset? Story at 11. lol. "Uhh... I think dude that runs it can't grasp the name of the asset or something" -77644;1363466028;pigeons;i don't even look at a thread when i see the word nastyfans cause i ain't a fan and im sure there are others -77643;1363466064;OgNasty;pigeons: sounds like you are an excellent finacial guru. You should share that wisdom with Warren Buffet. -77642;1363466067;pigeons;anyway, have you offered to push data to assbot (assuming nastyfans is a relevant asset) -77641;1363466077;OgNasty;Yes, I have. -77640;1363466104;pigeons;i'm not claiming to be a financial guru. i'm stating a fact that calling something nastyfans is retarded -77639;1363466117;OgNasty;I think judging something on a name is retarded. -77638;1363466126;OgNasty;Wonder who's logic is more sound. -77637;1363466233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00070827 = 0.7083 BTC [-] -77636;1363466233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3674 @ 0.00070826 = 2.6021 BTC [-] -77635;1363466239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3626 @ 0.00070825 = 2.5681 BTC [-] -77634;1363466277;OgNasty;"The yield on that asset is over 18%? Wow. Too bad I don't like the name." - No serious investor ever -77633;1363466412;pigeons;well, i know for legal reasons you won't tell us what it is, but what would you say someone else might call it -77632;1363466434;pigeons;pre-paid mining? -77631;1363466440;OgNasty;I think most people would describe it as a company. -77630;1363466449;pigeons;"NASTYFANS: THE UNOFFICIAL NASTY MINING FANCLUB" -77629;1363466455;OgNasty;We have other revenue sources in development besides just mining. -77628;1363466458;pigeons;and really, you are suprised no one bothers to look? -77627;1363466471;OgNasty;lots of people look -77626;1363466482;OgNasty;we have hundreds of individual asset owners. -77625;1363466510;pigeons;fan club members -77624;1363466540;OgNasty;why the name hang up? -77623;1363466547;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -77622;1363466560;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.9 = 9 BTC [+] -77621;1363466570;pigeons;not interested in joining a fan club for a miner -77620;1363466621;OgNasty;even if the fan club donates bitcoins to you? -77619;1363466624;pigeons;i looked at the forum links you posted, couldnt find anything bout the 18% (per annum?) or any details. i do not doubt these returns, just interested in taking your advice and looking at it -77618;1363466637;OgNasty;it's all public on the site and the thread. -77617;1363466642;OgNasty;you didn't see the stats -77616;1363466655;OgNasty;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=86854.0 -77615;1363466656;pigeons;the site is just a login page -77614;1363466659;OgNasty;lots of stats right there -77613;1363466685;pigeons;i looked through several of the 48 pages and still don't see -77612;1363466689;OgNasty;I'd say more stats and transparency than ANY OTHER asset. -77611;1363466691;OgNasty;Try page 1 -77610;1363466693;OgNasty;the OP -77609;1363466738;pigeons;nope don't see anything -77608;1363466759;pigeons;more transparent than s.dice? where everyone sees all the money going in and out? -77607;1363466805;OgNasty;Every independent test I've seen done on s.dice shows that the amount of return they promise is a great deal from real returns. -77606;1363466819;OgNasty;whereas everything listed on my thread is factual. -77605;1363466844;OgNasty;but you can't see it, so I guess your ignorance is understandable. -77604;1363466854;OgNasty;reading OPs is hard for trolls. -77603;1363466868;pigeons;they promise 100% of returns and you get them -77602;1363466880;pigeons;independently verified, dooglus does a good job -77601;1363466881;OgNasty;go make a few bets then... haha -77600;1363466896;pigeons;we are talking about assets not gambling sites -77599;1363466909;OgNasty;exactly -77598;1363466911;pigeons;maybe i'm confused, that's waht the nasty fan club is -77597;1363466937;OgNasty;you are confused for sure. whether or not you are just trolling me is what I'm trying to decypher. -77596;1363466938;pigeons;please show me something indicating the return from s.dice profits is any less -77595;1363466962;pigeons;how did they cheat that? someone bet to a secret address? -77594;1363466971;OgNasty;go make 100 bets on the 97% address and see what your return is for yourself. -77593;1363466991;OgNasty;I'm not an independent auditor and I don't even care about S.DICE. I do my gambling at a casino, it's a social thing. -77592;1363467004;OgNasty;S.DICE is profitting off the ignorance of the socially inept. -77591;1363467023;OgNasty;Which I'm fine with, but can't figure out why I should care. -77590;1363467052;pigeons;i'm not talking about return on bets -77589;1363467070;OgNasty;whatcu talkin' bout willis? -77588;1363467073;pigeons;you said your asset was more transparent -77587;1363467104;OgNasty;Where is the page showing the P/E ratio of S.DICE shares, or the yield? -77586;1363467109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1450 @ 0.00071815 = 1.0413 BTC [+] -77585;1363467109;pigeons;it seems 100% of s.dice profits go to shareholders, and no one is disputing that -77584;1363467117;pigeons;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aiec3-Eo_yO5dHB2dVdiaEltUHAtTWlBcFhXQVBYeGc#gid=0 -77583;1363467139;pigeons;except you -77582;1363467146;pigeons;not even eskimobob -77581;1363467150;OgNasty;manually entered google spreadsheet does not equal transparency. -77580;1363467162;OgNasty;Literally any numbers could be listed there... -77579;1363467191;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1153334#msg1153334 -77578;1363467223;pigeons;i'm not in the satoshi dice fan club, but you stated that your fan club is the most transparent asset out there, and here is one we can compare -77577;1363467260;pigeons;which pools do you mine on? -77576;1363467265;OgNasty;lots of manually entered numbers... -77575;1363467275;OgNasty;If I show you pretty numbers will you send me all your BTC? -77574;1363467276;OgNasty;lol -77573;1363467287;pigeons;i've checked the numbers myself, as have several in here -77572;1363467291;OgNasty;I mine on lots of pools... -77571;1363467310;pigeons;i've never heard anyone talk about your fan club, and i thought maybe i will check some of the numbers if the pools are exposing that information -77570;1363467335;OgNasty;well, with nastyfans everything is automated with numbers coming from 3rd parties. there is no need to check anything... the numbers come from where you'd check... -77569;1363467343;pigeons;cool, link? -77568;1363467347;OgNasty;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=86854.0 -77567;1363467352;OgNasty;3rd time's the charm? -77566;1363467360;pigeons;i looked at that, just a bunch of manually entered numbers, and not hte ones im looking for -77565;1363467390;pigeons;ok i looked again, seriously there is no information there whatsover about your mining profits -77564;1363467392;OgNasty;those aren't manually entered numbers -77563;1363467418;OgNasty;those are images... updated in real time with stats from the operation. -77562;1363467429;OgNasty;the actual transactions and all that is on the nastyfans.org site. -77561;1363467434;OgNasty;available for members to see. -77560;1363467453;pigeons;well, best of luck to you sir -77559;1363467456;pigeons;thanks for the info -77558;1363467459;OgNasty;showing every donation and the path they all take... more info than any sane human would care to sift through, hence the automated stats. -77557;1363467534;OgNasty;Not only that, but by not pretending to be a bank and refusing to hold BTC, our exchange is far superior to the competition. Which is why I suspect people in here are threatened by it. ;) -77556;1363467594;pigeons;honestly, i don't think people feel threatened. i think it doesn't look interesting to anyone here -77555;1363467597;pigeons;https://nastyfans.org/about -77554;1363467663;OgNasty;When an asset that yields over 18% doesn't look interesting to you, something is wrong. You are entitled to your opinion though. Not all of us have decades of asset management under our belts I guess... -77553;1363467704;pigeons;how are we to know that your fan club yields over 18% a year. and yes i read your forum post -77552;1363467730;OgNasty;you could look at the donation distributions and do the math if you don't trust the numbers on the OP... -77551;1363467732;pigeons;you wondered why no one in here is interested, and i think i'm pretty accurate in the reasons -77550;1363467743;pigeons;that doesnt mean your asset isnt a good deal or accurate -77549;1363467754;OgNasty;your only reason is that you don't like the name... -77548;1363467763;OgNasty;every other statement you've made is inaccurate. -77547;1363467780;pigeons;i dont like the name enough to sign up for a site that looks exactly like all the scams out there -77546;1363467833;OgNasty;this isn't new... been operating almost a year... -77545;1363467839;pigeons;you can be upset people aren't giving your fan club a fair chance because of surface misconceptions, but that is happening -77544;1363467845;OgNasty;http://blockchain.info/address/1EwtTKJaXAtctSFqCQKU3LiCg9dqYPEkxN <-- feel free to check out the donation chains. -77543;1363467856;pigeons;yeah i saw you in the forum a year ago, and it wasnt interesting -77542;1363467858;OgNasty;people are giving it a fair chance... -77541;1363467859;pigeons;bah mining bonds -77540;1363467868;OgNasty;it isn't a mining bond... lol -77539;1363467873;pigeons;what is it -77538;1363467880;pigeons;i read your post it says its a fan club -77537;1363467882;OgNasty;a smart investor would know. -77536;1363467890;pigeons;that's what pirate folks said -77535;1363467896;pigeons;i cant tell you your not smart enough -77534;1363467916;OgNasty;not if you can't use "you're" correctly. haha -77533;1363467917;pigeons;ok im not smart enough to know how a fan club can pay me money -77532;1363467930;pigeons;i'm hoping to hearing bout it -77531;1363467935;OgNasty;simple concept. -77530;1363467942;OgNasty;you join fan club and own a seat -77529;1363467949;OgNasty;I mine coins and donate them to the fan club -77528;1363467964;OgNasty;fan club distributes the donated coins to members based on the number of seats -77527;1363467982;pigeons;thank you. not interested. -77526;1363468031;OgNasty;I'm not trying to get you interested. I just wanted to know what kind of bureaucracy was behind not listing nasty trades by assbot. -77525;1363468054;pigeons;basically its not interesting -77524;1363468069;OgNasty;I disagree. -77523;1363468079;OgNasty;it is more interesting than 90% of the stuff listed by assbot. -77522;1363468080;pigeons;do you have a channel you stream them to so people don't have to register for the fan club? -77521;1363468092;OgNasty;the trades? yes. -77520;1363468098;pigeons;cool, that's a start -77519;1363468100;OgNasty;https://nastyfans.org/buys.csv -77518;1363468120;OgNasty;people who choose to list their assets publicly are: https://nastyfans.org/list.csv -77517;1363468134;OgNasty;Again, all on the OP of my thread. -77516;1363468148;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.99 = 3.98 BTC [-] -77515;1363468149;OgNasty;Should I post that link a 4th time? lol -77514;1363468149;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.99 = 3.98 BTC [-] -77513;1363468150;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.999 = 19.99 BTC [+] -77512;1363468157;pigeons;no maybe you should re-write it though -77511;1363468182;OgNasty;smarter people than you or I are behind the writing and there are reasons for it. -77510;1363468214;OgNasty;these bitcoin assets are in fantasyland with their naming conventions... -77509;1363468244;OgNasty;I have enough experience with publicly traded assets to know that it's all BS and the exchanges will fold just like GLBSE when pressure gets put on them. -77508;1363468308;OgNasty;Don't act like my asset is "stupid" and "not interesting" because I'm prepared for the "when" while everyone else is thinking about the "if" -77507;1363468410;pigeons;its not interesting cause i thought its a mining bond. you tell me its not a mining bond but you wont tell me what it is. it has nothing to do with that you think legal issues go away ...cause fanclub -77506;1363468516;OgNasty;well, then wait and see what we have in store next and maybe it will be more interesting and you'll become a fan. -77505;1363468574;pigeons;alright. thanks for the information -77504;1363468683;OgNasty;If we were to be looked at as a mining bond, then an accurate claim might be that we're a mining bond which will increase from 1mh/s to 42mh/s over the coming 6 months. ;) So if difficulty jumps by 40x and BTC price falls, it would be a bad bond to buy (but it isn't a bond, it's an operation). -77503;1363468727;pigeons;yes i see mining operation would be more accurate than mining bond -77502;1363468734;OgNasty;With that being said, until the next time I grace this channel to again question the validity of not listing the 3rd most popular asset. :) -77501;1363468746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 914 @ 0.00071815 = 0.6564 BTC [+] -77500;1363468747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4736 @ 0.00071954 = 3.4077 BTC [+] -77499;1363468771;OgNasty;Hopefully next time our market value will be in the millions. ;) Happy St. Paddy's Day tomorrow. Stay safe. -77498;1363468826;pigeons;well kakobrekla, why aren't you listing it? -77497;1363468871;Anduck;what weere ognasty talking about -77496;1363468871;Anduck;? -77495;1363468889;Anduck;what asset+ -77494;1363468889;Anduck;? -77493;1363468896;pigeons;ognasty would like his fan club trades to be streamed to this channel -77492;1363468906;Anduck;hmm? -77491;1363468908;Anduck;why not? -77490;1363468935;pigeons;i asked kako above -77489;1363469102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9864 @ 0.00071954 = 7.0975 BTC [+] -77488;1363469102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9246 @ 0.00071961 = 6.6535 BTC [+] -77487;1363469401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00071809 = 5.2062 BTC [-] -77486;1363469980;kakobrekla;cause the lame-o-meter reads too high. -77485;1363470027;mircea_popescu; I have enough experience with publicly traded assets to know that it's all BS and the exchanges will fold just like GLBSE when pressure gets put on them. << -77484;1363470030;mircea_popescu;document that please ? -77483;1363470092;mircea_popescu; but that is a maybe << avalon is doing about as well, ain't it ? -77482;1363470119;mircea_popescu; why are people paying .95 when AM is on BF for .8? << prolly cause bf won't stream ? -77481;1363470319;mircea_popescu; I'd say more stats and transparency than ANY OTHER asset. << now you're just being an ass. -77480;1363470325;mircea_popescu;o, he conveniently left. heh. -77479;1363470475;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 4 @ 0.23 = 0.92 BTC [+] -77478;1363470619;MJR_;lol -77477;1363470675;pigeons;who knew securites law allows you to circumvent by calling your operation a fan club -77476;1363470706;kakobrekla;for the record -77475;1363470707;kakobrekla;20:45.49 ( kakobrekla ) also im not even thinking of listing someone who is not at least semi active in assets -77474;1363470794;mircea_popescu;actually reviewing my logs, this guy is on the record logging in under a fake name but with his own ip to "cast aspersions on my morality" or somesuch. -77473;1363470800;mircea_popescu;weird character. -77472;1363470808;kakobrekla;which name? -77471;1363470815;mircea_popescu;1 sec -77470;1363470882;kakobrekla;was it nefario? -77469;1363470886;kakobrekla;muahah. -77468;1363470893;smickles;lol -77467;1363471006;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/wD0S2g8x -77466;1363471012;mircea_popescu;bastone, as it turns out. -77465;1363471033;kakobrekla;;;seen bastone -77464;1363471034;gribble;bastone was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 23 weeks, 6 days, 0 hours, 2 minutes, and 54 seconds ago: I'm not going to take the time to look it up. -77463;1363471049;kakobrekla;well im not going to take the time to look up nasty so FU -77462;1363471064;mircea_popescu;Sep 30 22:32:36 this glbse thing you ask about is a blip. -77461;1363471068;mircea_popescu;jesus i rule, in retrospe4ct. -77460;1363471073;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.009989 = 0.02 BTC [+] -77459;1363471092;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.86 BTC [-] -77458;1363471094;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [-] -77457;1363471094;smickles;Sep 30 22:32:36 this glbse thing you ask about is a blip. -77456;1363471101;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i remember he had a god awful logo but upon suggestion fixed it. perhaps in time -77455;1363471120;kakobrekla;you call that fixed? -77454;1363471178;kakobrekla;want, you dont see green? -77453;1363471183;kakobrekla;wait* -77452;1363471185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.00071961 = 6.6924 BTC [+] -77451;1363471207;mircea_popescu;im colorblind. -77450;1363471209;kakobrekla;dollars dont interest mp. -77449;1363471239;kakobrekla;yeah it would be better gray only -77448;1363471249;kakobrekla;lucky. -77447;1363471352;mircea_popescu;aand deposits flushed -77446;1363471721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00071961 = 2.5906 BTC [+] -77445;1363472089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4911 @ 0.00071961 = 3.534 BTC [+] -77444;1363472090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1889 @ 0.00072266 = 1.3651 BTC [+] -77443;1363472222;ThickAsThieves;i missed this whole ognasty conversation, I must have him blocked from some other name too (and ive only been here a couple mos or so) -77442;1363472237;ThickAsThieves;i'm guessing that Bicknelski guy -77441;1363472246;ThickAsThieves;or however it was spelled -77440;1363472384;mircea_popescu;the drama is strong today it seems -77439;1363472684;ThickAsThieves;BG still beating BCTC on AM 24-hr volume ฿476 to ฿320 -77438;1363472713;ThickAsThieves;BG=BF -77437;1363472955;mircea_popescu;lol this sounds like a bet. -77436;1363473085;ThickAsThieves;I'd rather see "Asicminer shares will reach ฿1.25 BTC" -77435;1363473098;ThickAsThieves;or such -77434;1363473106;ThickAsThieves;what's a good amount? -77433;1363473122;ThickAsThieves;at about .87 now -77432;1363473427;mircea_popescu;ill bet you they don't pass 1. -77431;1363473478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17350 @ 0.00072266 = 12.5382 BTC [+] -77430;1363473487;ThickAsThieves;how much? -77429;1363473582;mircea_popescu;make a bet lol -77428;1363473599;ThickAsThieves;i submitted 1.35 -77427;1363473635;ThickAsThieves;but thats more the community to ponder -77426;1363473639;ThickAsThieves;i wouldnt bet that high -77425;1363473645;ThickAsThieves;i would bet on 1 though -77424;1363473659;ThickAsThieves;hell, someone could take it up to 1 today with 200btc -77423;1363473871;mircea_popescu;hm that;s a point -77422;1363474484;jurov;kakobrekla, speaking about BF, did you come to some conclusion with ukto about streaming trades? -77421;1363474502;kakobrekla;he asked for spec i have him spec -77420;1363474509;kakobrekla;gave* -77419;1363474519;kakobrekla;fuck ze kezyboard. -77418;1363474643;jurov;if that's nasty non-mining-bond is so good, why no passthroughs then? -77417;1363474656;jurov;it should have 5 each on bf and btct -77416;1363474672;ThickAsThieves;kako, is web sockets something you'll just end up implementing inevitably anyway? -77415;1363474690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.0019 = 9.5 BTC [+] -77414;1363474694;kakobrekla;for assbot? -77413;1363474704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.00195 = 9.75 BTC [+] -77412;1363474708;ThickAsThieves;yeah -77411;1363474719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00072266 = 1.8428 BTC [+] -77410;1363474727;ThickAsThieves;like is it a sensible progression -77409;1363474757;kakobrekla;well, the rate of posting would need to be high to justify it, but then again then its questionable if irc can handle that -77408;1363474809;ThickAsThieves;i wonder how long it will be til that becomes a problem -77407;1363474817;kakobrekla;probably never -77406;1363474819;mircea_popescu;irc is a 1 second/line rule iirc -77405;1363474837;mircea_popescu;and they're not likely to change it. we would have to make our own irc server/equiv of freenode first -77404;1363474845;mircea_popescu;which is not undoable but certainly not called for yet -77403;1363474847;kakobrekla;you can do more in a row -77402;1363474855;ThickAsThieves;or just have a web page the streams -77401;1363474858;kakobrekla;but if you go over 1 a sec over prolonged period -77400;1363474859;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla still, that's what they recomend -77399;1363474860;kakobrekla;you have problem -77398;1363474861;kakobrekla;s -77397;1363474863;kakobrekla;also -77396;1363474877;kakobrekla;it will be impossible to chat -77395;1363474895;mircea_popescu;kak ya i imagine assbot will stop streaming and make hourly update summaries or somesuch -77394;1363474905;kakobrekla;theres -assets-trades -77393;1363474916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 2210 @ 0.00197 = 4.3537 BTC [+] -77392;1363474918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.001975 = 9.875 BTC [+] -77391;1363474921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.00198 = 9.9 BTC [+] -77390;1363474923;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 740 @ 0.001985 = 1.4689 BTC [+] -77389;1363474926;mircea_popescu;o.o -77388;1363474929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 7050 @ 0.002014 = 14.1987 BTC [+] -77387;1363474935;mircea_popescu;also in the news, bbet beats asicminer -77386;1363475011;kakobrekla;those were ipo shares -77385;1363475018;kakobrekla;at least ending with. -77384;1363475220;mircea_popescu;o ipo got hit ? sweet. -77383;1363475385;kakobrekla;o wait no -77382;1363475396;kakobrekla;not sure at least -77381;1363475406;kakobrekla;someone made 10k blocks priced differently -77380;1363475422;kakobrekla;what a trick. -77379;1363475458;mircea_popescu;haha -77378;1363475471;mircea_popescu;interesting concept -77377;1363475475;mircea_popescu;i wonder -77376;1363475485;mircea_popescu;hm, do you suppose he was like "o, they're buying their own shares" ? -77375;1363475503;kakobrekla;lol -77374;1363475517;mircea_popescu;maybe just wanted to blend in for aesthetic reasons -77373;1363475527;kakobrekla;:DD -77372;1363475537;kakobrekla;a big wall would look scarier -77371;1363475542;kakobrekla;1 satoshi diff makes it better -77370;1363475555;mircea_popescu;you know that may be right -77369;1363475576;mircea_popescu;we're gonna end up with a degree in field psychology from watching btc trading -77368;1363475584;kakobrekla;:DD -77367;1363475594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6124 @ 0.00072266 = 4.4256 BTC [+] -77366;1363475596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13976 @ 0.00072268 = 10.1002 BTC [+] -77365;1363475599;ThickAsThieves;i definitely use tricks in pricing -77364;1363475651;pigeons;i just decide what i'm willing to pay for each fan club and offer that -77363;1363475666;kakobrekla;rofl -77362;1363475713;jurov;it's field psychiatry in some cases -77361;1363475719;mircea_popescu;jurov :p -77360;1363475726;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [+] -77359;1363475902;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153979.0 -77358;1363475926;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 19 @ 0.9 = 17.1 BTC [+] -77357;1363475929;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [+] -77356;1363475939;mircea_popescu;lol -77355;1363475955;MJR_;lol what is up with the fan club thing? -77354;1363475982;kakobrekla;dunno, that whole thing seems nasty. -77353;1363476006;mircea_popescu;MJR_ i have no idea. -77352;1363476032;mircea_popescu;im not even sure what the thing is. i hate these sites that make you log in -77351;1363476044;MJR_;yeah -77350;1363476051;pigeons;if you were a smart investor, you'd know ;) -77349;1363476061;MJR_;hahaha -77348;1363476062;kakobrekla;pigeons stop cranking me up -77347;1363476073;kakobrekla;people will come knocking for comedy show -77346;1363476082;mircea_popescu;lol -77345;1363476100;pigeons;i'm here all week, tip your assbot -77344;1363476101;mircea_popescu;im not an investor at all, im just the devil of bitcoin. -77343;1363476133;mircea_popescu;incidentally, how long till satoshi comes back from the heavens to banish the devil ? it could make nice paintings and all. -77342;1363476147;kakobrekla;lol -77341;1363476161;MJR_;could satoshi prove he was satoshi? -77340;1363476161;kakobrekla;the cryber christ. -77339;1363476176;kakobrekla;singing with the coins for first block should do it -77338;1363476180;mircea_popescu;the saint georgecoin -77337;1363476181;kakobrekla;from -77336;1363476184;mircea_popescu;or would it be coingeorge ? -77335;1363476192;mircea_popescu;hell... maybe boy george had it sorta right all along -77334;1363476211;MJR_;lol -77333;1363476224;MJR_;well that is unless he spent them all -77332;1363476272;MJR_;hmmm, wait he'd only need to sign a message from that address -77331;1363476290;kakobrekla;well yea -77330;1363476312;MJR_;not actually have any coins in it -77329;1363476320;mircea_popescu;if he still has the wallet. -77328;1363476326;kakobrekla;yeah just priv key from that addy -77327;1363476328;mircea_popescu;course it wasn't encrypted at the time -77326;1363476333;mircea_popescu;so a good argument could be made someone else found it -77325;1363476347;kakobrekla;iirc those coins are still there -77324;1363476380;kakobrekla;i dont give enough shit to check -77323;1363476468;MJR_;it's funny though, you see his chat logs pasted around like bible verses -77322;1363476481;kakobrekla;you do? -77321;1363476523;mircea_popescu;lol at "Guest476845654". it looks so inconspicuous -77320;1363476529;mircea_popescu;esp since freenode uses 5 digits -77319;1363476529;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 30 @ 0.105 = 3.15 BTC [+] -77318;1363476560;kakobrekla;known ip? -77317;1363476577;pigeons;satoshi or guest? satoshi used tor -77316;1363476588;kakobrekla;guest :p -77315;1363476595;kakobrekla;smart satoshi. -77314;1363476720;mircea_popescu;ok, finally getting ready to move the mpex trade engine to its new home. -77313;1363476731;mircea_popescu;trading will be stopped in one hour. -77312;1363476736;mircea_popescu;trading should resume in about 10 minutes. -77311;1363477097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12698 @ 0.00072268 = 9.1766 BTC [+] -77310;1363477099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12800 @ 0.00072441 = 9.2724 BTC [+] -77309;1363477101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1702 @ 0.00072563 = 1.235 BTC [+] -77308;1363477226;jurov;And Satoshi entered the Blockchain and drove out all who sold and bought in the Blockchain, and he overturned the tables of the money-changers and the seats of those who sold pigeons. -77307;1363477262;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -77306;1363477265;jurov;lol there ya go pigeons.. even Matthew 21:12 mentions you -77305;1363477267;mircea_popescu;you're talented, can you also draw ? -77304;1363477283;jurov;yea cherry trucks and like -77303;1363477345;mircea_popescu;if you feel like it, make a little bitcoin bible. with miniatures and shit -77302;1363477356;mircea_popescu;that'd kill. perfect way to start a blog -77301;1363477381;mircea_popescu;The Buttcoin Bubble aka Bitcoin Bible -77300;1363477411;jurov;bubbly butt, yum -77299;1363477535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3200 @ 0.0007219 = 2.3101 BTC [-] -77298;1363477536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00071809 = 5.3857 BTC [-] -77297;1363477633;MJR_;that would be funny -77296;1363478134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00071883 = 9.4167 BTC [+] -77295;1363478356;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -77294;1363478357;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005 / 0.00515678 / 0.00588217 (35046 shares, 180.72 BTC), 7D: 0.005 / 0.00552053 / 0.006 (85485 shares, 471.92 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00612233 / 0.0069 (2391935 shares, 14,644.22 BTC) -77293;1363478509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00071883 = 2.7675 BTC [+] -77292;1363478517;mircea_popescu;;;seen killerstorm -77291;1363478517;gribble;I have not seen killerstorm. -77290;1363478519;mircea_popescu;meh. -77289;1363478524;mircea_popescu;people gotta learn to irc. -77288;1363478611;jurov;;;seen Ggabridome -77287;1363478612;gribble;I have not seen Ggabridome. -77286;1363478614;jurov;;;seen gabridome -77285;1363478615;gribble;gabridome was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 2 hours, 24 minutes, and 48 seconds ago: I've updated the shell script with the id of the new key https://github.com/gabridome/mpex-sh/blob/master/mpex.sh -77284;1363478637;mircea_popescu;did you see his twitter pic btw ? -77283;1363478644;jurov;no -77282;1363478702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7375 @ 0.00071809 = 5.2959 BTC [-] -77281;1363478703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4825 @ 0.0007104 = 3.4277 BTC [-] -77280;1363478730;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Gabridome -77279;1363478777;jurov;which dude? -77278;1363478819;mircea_popescu;now that i dunno -77277;1363478841;jurov;comparing to the blog photo... seems the left one -77276;1363478903;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [-] -77275;1363478947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13000 @ 0.00071883 = 9.3448 BTC [+] -77274;1363478948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5895 @ 0.00072563 = 4.2776 BTC [+] -77273;1363478950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00072596 = 3.9565 BTC [+] -77272;1363478952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21355 @ 0.00072609 = 15.5057 BTC [+] -77271;1363479733;mircea_popescu;mpex trade will be suspended in 10 minutes. -77270;1363479740;mircea_popescu;trade should resume in about 10 minutes after that. -77269;1363480867;mircea_popescu;trade is back. -77268;1363480874;mircea_popescu;please report any issues you might notice thanks! -77267;1363481054;jcpham;so burned out -77266;1363481513;jurov;tried simple buy order and works... but seems assbot is out of the loop -77265;1363481558;kakobrekla;shortly -77264;1363482538;mod6;oops -77263;1363482623;mod6;it was like: (16:08) Processing. -77262;1363482629;mod6;the boom. -77261;1363482632;mod6;*then -77260;1363482749;kakobrekla;!mp http://dpaste.com/1025145/ -77259;1363482750;assbot;Processing. -77258;1363482752;assbot;Response: http://dpaste.com/1025146/plain/ -77257;1363482763;mod6;nice -77256;1363482785;mod6;ok back to winning with assbot -77255;1363482859;jurov;;;bc,diff -77254;1363482860;gribble;4847647.1520656 -77253;1363482990;jurov;did some testing txs... no assbot dice -77252;1363483001;mod6;does anyone have the mpex-rss.php feed available via bot request? -77251;1363483019;kakobrekla;jurov we are lookin into it -77250;1363483020;mod6;oh i just did a STAT, jurov -77249;1363483059;jurov;mod6 i don't understand the rss? you want to show rss data here in chan? -77248;1363483079;jurov;and congrats on the STAT. -77247;1363483108;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.89 = 5.34 BTC [-] -77246;1363483165;mod6;just was curious if that feed existed anywhere. kinda needed to either update that one script of mine, or deprecate it until some later date. -77245;1363483170;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.9 = 1.8 BTC [+] -77244;1363483211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00072609 BTC [+] -77243;1363483215;mircea_popescu;o hi. -77242;1363483228;mircea_popescu;mod6 mpex-rss.php ? -77241;1363483240;mircea_popescu;o you mean via bot. hm -77240;1363483242;mod6;hey! -77239;1363483243;mircea_popescu;it's a lot of lines tho... -77238;1363483257;mod6;na, its not too important, but i had that one script that did it. -77237;1363483269;mod6;maybe instead i'll just kill that old one and get the twitter feed instead -77236;1363483279;mod6;i gotta do that o_auth thing though huh? -77235;1363483293;mircea_popescu;you could get the stream off twitter yeh -77234;1363483298;mod6;dunno..anyway. i'll check into it. thx. -77233;1363483308;jurov;i still don't get it... what's the problem with http://mpex.co/mpex-rss.php ? -77232;1363483315;jurov;seems to work fine -77231;1363483318;mircea_popescu;anyway. mpex new monster setup seems 100% operational. webservers moved, trade engine moved. -77230;1363483331;mircea_popescu;i'll be keeping an eye on things still, but generally we seem ok over here. -77229;1363483332;mod6;jurov: it's back up!? -77228;1363483338;jurov;ofc it is -77227;1363483343;mircea_popescu;mod6 when was it down !? -77226;1363483349;mircea_popescu;you mean the ddos stuff ? -77225;1363483364;kakobrekla;mod6 socket connection is up at all times too -77224;1363483368;mod6;oh i guess i was unaware. yeah. ddos. -77223;1363483391;mircea_popescu;haha you got some reading to do. -77222;1363483397;mod6;that socket seems helpful kakobrekla - what's the rate on that? -77221;1363483398;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-ddosed-an-epic/ -77220;1363483406;kakobrekla;mod6 1 btc a year atm. -77219;1363483414;mod6;really? that seems cool. -77218;1363483423;kakobrekla;mhm -77217;1363483475;mircea_popescu;these 0.05 loads... -77216;1363483495;jurov;kakobrekla, if i disconnect for some time, does it cache txs? -77215;1363483510;jurov;and send all to me after reconnect? -77214;1363483514;mod6;thx for the link mircea_popescu, i'll check it out when i get back here. -77213;1363483517;kakobrekla;jurov check the protocol -77212;1363483518;kakobrekla;http://bitcoin-assets.com/mpex-socket/ -77211;1363483560;mod6;ok thanks again guys, bbl. -77210;1363483563;jurov;i don't see anything about caching txs while client is disconnected -77209;1363483569;kakobrekla;Request a login token, post ‘username’, ‘pass’, ‘id’ to https://sauth.bitcoin-assets.com, -77208;1363483569;kakobrekla;where ‘id’ is the last trade id you already recieved (0 to load from begining or -1 to skip all history). -77207;1363483575;kakobrekla;as you connect you request a token -77206;1363483583;kakobrekla;with that you specify where you want to start -77205;1363483593;mircea_popescu;that's a cool way to go about it -77204;1363483595;kakobrekla;from begining, from any point or just listen fro now on -77203;1363483597;jurov;oh derp -77202;1363484208;miscreanity;mircea_popescu: what's the likelihood of running a cjdns/hyperboria service? -77201;1363484223;mircea_popescu;hm -77200;1363484245;mircea_popescu;are you involved with that ? -77199;1363484379;mircea_popescu;miscreanity ^ -77198;1363484384;miscreanity;been following it for a while -77197;1363484407;miscreanity;strong conceptual appeal -77196;1363484412;mircea_popescu;here's the rthing : it is interesting, and yes. -77195;1363484465;mircea_popescu;the way i'd go about this is, i'd sponsor a node to run a hyperboria mpex proxy -77194;1363484469;mircea_popescu;as in, pay for the server -77193;1363484476;mircea_popescu;as a way to sponsor the project / encourage research. -77192;1363484551;miscreanity;reasonable -77191;1363484572;mircea_popescu;so if you happen to know anyone that'd do it... -77190;1363484598;miscreanity;possibly -77189;1363484875;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.00512 = 0.0102 BTC [-] -77188;1363484876;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.005 = 0.1 BTC [-] -77187;1363484878;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 15 @ 0.0049 = 0.0735 BTC [-] -77186;1363484880;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 15 @ 0.00488 = 0.0732 BTC [-] -77185;1363485174;smickles;$vwap s.dice -77184;1363485175;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: average: 0.00513634 high: 0.0055 low: 0.005 volume: 33095 btc: 169.9872064 7 day: average: 0.00552045 high: 0.006 low: 0.005 volume: 85535 btc: 472.19157198 30 day: average: 0.00612231 high: 0.0069 low: 0.00300001 volume: 2391985 btc: 14644.484222 -77183;1363485189;smickles;mircea_popescu: ^^ to your liking? -77182;1363485213;smickles;$vwap ^oix -77181;1363485214;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 42.97673204 high: 57.7102934 low: 37.4449091 volume: 30582 btc: 3176.68341381 30 day: no data -77180;1363485219;mircea_popescu;that works for sure. -77179;1363485228;mircea_popescu;course better ask FabianB -77178;1363485242;smickles;oh? was FabianB using it for the json? -77177;1363485267;smickles;ofc, the full one delivered via pastbin is still the json -77176;1363485277;mircea_popescu;possibly -77175;1363485353;mircea_popescu;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1af3aq/from_trilema_boys_and_girls_i_got_news_were_being/ -77174;1363485363;mircea_popescu;so it turns out bitinstant was just having dns issues, not ddos. -77173;1363485566;jurov;https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/2373 mircea, no 1M blocks for ya before May 15 -77172;1363485820;mircea_popescu;A new checkblock rule -77171;1363485827;mircea_popescu;ill bet you the rule will have a bug in it. -77170;1363486192;mircea_popescu;davout ahaha cyprus specials ? -77169;1363486193;mircea_popescu;lmao. -77168;1363486305;davout;more to come -77167;1363486325;davout;italy, spain, ... -77166;1363486345;davout;i'll whip out my suprise du chef when it'll be france's turn -77165;1363486368;mircea_popescu;hahaah -77164;1363486557;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 26 @ 0.2597 = 6.7522 BTC [-] -77163;1363486559;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 54 @ 0.2598 = 14.0292 BTC [+] -77162;1363486664;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 20 @ 0.2598 = 5.196 BTC [+] -77161;1363486838;kakobrekla;hm -77160;1363486851;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 30 @ 0.2598 = 7.794 BTC [+] -77159;1363486889;kakobrekla;i must start a new movement -77158;1363486938;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 3 @ 0.2598 = 0.7794 BTC [+] -77157;1363487008;mircea_popescu;which way ? -77156;1363487034;kakobrekla;to teh futureh! -77155;1363487083;mircea_popescu;lol -77154;1363487890;benkay;what are you all using for infrastructure management? -77153;1363487911;benkay;chef/puppet/whatever -77152;1363487913;benkay;bash scripts -77151;1363487997;mircea_popescu;i got ppls -77150;1363488003;mircea_popescu;but i think they like puppet mostly -77149;1363488023;kakobrekla;same here -77148;1363488343;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/312/npda-college-debate-championship-2013-mckendree-college/ -77147;1363488344;mircea_popescu;o.o -77146;1363488349;mircea_popescu;i didn't know anyone even cared -77145;1363488362;kakobrekla;internal thingy? -77144;1363488472;mircea_popescu;maybe -77143;1363488481;mircea_popescu;o wait, bfl announced they're not shipping in march ?! -77142;1363488490;kakobrekla;what? -77141;1363488502;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/265/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/#c374 -77140;1363488505;mircea_popescu;i dunno -77139;1363488544;kakobrekla;i think we would hear about it in here by now -77138;1363488577;mircea_popescu;prolly just trash talking -77137;1363488860;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 104 @ 0.105 = 10.92 BTC [+] -77136;1363489060;vampireb;they arent -77135;1363489061;vampireb;fuckers -77134;1363489110;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -77133;1363489111;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.005 / 0.00513634 / 0.0055 (33095 shares, 169.99 BTC), 7D: 0.005 / 0.00552044 / 0.006 (85535 shares, 472.19 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00612471 / 0.0069 (2345295 shares, 14,364.26 BTC) -77132;1363490411;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.999 = 19.99 BTC [+] -77131;1363490887;benkay;can I ask assbot for the last trade? if so how? -77130;1363490896;benkay;;;last -77129;1363490896;gribble;[18:27:59] can I ask assbot for the last trade? if so how? -77128;1363490900;kakobrekla;:DDDD -77127;1363490908;benkay;hrm. -77126;1363490911;kakobrekla;02:20.01 ( @assbot ) [HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.999 = 19.99 BTC [+] -77125;1363490915;kakobrekla;heres your last trade -77124;1363490917;benkay;nono -77123;1363490930;benkay;blacktape2 is listening just to assbot -77122;1363490950;kakobrekla;hm -77121;1363490964;benkay;also i just realized that if assbot will show last trade i have some work to do -77120;1363490980;benkay;currently assuming that all trades out of assbot are unique -77119;1363490983;kakobrekla;well iirc i hold the last trade data cause i need it for the + or - -77118;1363491007;kakobrekla;so in theory it could be asked for -77117;1363491036;kakobrekla;but we can just make the syntax so your bot doesnt get confused -77116;1363491072;smickles;i would love to be able to query assbot for the last trade of assets -77115;1363491082;kakobrekla;ok -77114;1363491084;kakobrekla;ill add it -77113;1363491104;Namworld;;;last assbot -77112;1363491104;gribble;(last [--{from,in,on,with,without,regexp} ] [--nolimit]) -- Returns the last message matching the given criteria. --from requires a nick from whom the message came; --in requires a channel the message was sent to; --on requires a network the message was sent on; --with requires some string that had to be in the message; --regexp requires a regular expression the message must (1 more message) -77111;1363491120;Namworld;;;last --from assbot -77110;1363491120;gribble;[18:20:02] [HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.999 = 19.99 BTC [+] -77109;1363491127;smickles;;;last --in assbot -77108;1363491127;gribble;Error: 'assbot' is not a valid channel. -77107;1363491158;smickles;damn, assbot never talks about previous partners, seems gribble won't help us find out -77106;1363491161;Namworld;Unfortunatly, no one else thought of that yet, smickles. Congratulations. -77105;1363491285;Chaang-Noi;any truth or link to bfl delay? -77104;1363491299;Namworld;idk of one. I'd like to know -77103;1363491334;Namworld;Looks like BFL is in the forever "almost" zone. -77102;1363491366;Chaang-Noi;4 to 6 weeks forever is what i say -77101;1363491378;Chaang-Noi;i kinda thought they would ship in march, but i might losethat bety -77100;1363491399;kakobrekla;have faith in not having faith in bfl -77099;1363491416;Chaang-Noi;anyone happen to know total hash of batch 1 for avalon, and then batch 2? -77098;1363491550;Chaang-Noi;iv made so much money off of bfl fail it wont matter if i lose one bet :) -77097;1363491553;Chaang-Noi;bfl lol -77096;1363491656;kakobrekla;yeah they have a statue now http://josh-zerlan.com/ -77095;1363491689;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -77094;1363491701;Chaang-Noi;makes me want to register my name -77093;1363491709;kakobrekla;you gonna fail too? -77092;1363491712;kakobrekla;oh wait. -77091;1363491773;Chaang-Noi;lol, i never failed, but i keep trusting scammers, lol -77090;1363491774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2229 @ 0.00530736 = 11.8301 BTC [-] -77089;1363491790;kakobrekla;failed at trusting then -77088;1363491802;kakobrekla;dont worry it happens a lot -77087;1363491816;Chaang-Noi;still, even though i lost monhey in things like glbse and bitcoinica im still okay, never riskmore than you can lose... -77086;1363491835;kakobrekla;indeed -77085;1363491855;Chaang-Noi;i wonder if that bitcoinica thing will ever work out -77084;1363491862;Chaang-Noi;i have 700 btc id like to see atleast 50% of... -77083;1363491880;kakobrekla;converted back to current rate -77082;1363491881;kakobrekla;2 btc. -77081;1363491887;kakobrekla;muahaha. -77080;1363491893;Chaang-Noi;not sure if it was converted -77079;1363491902;kakobrekla;doesnt matter shit -77078;1363491911;kakobrekla;way easier to pay -77077;1363491947;Chaang-Noi;mt gox should not have messed with it -77076;1363491961;Chaang-Noi;it is in a mt gox account, they just wont give it away -77075;1363491993;Chaang-Noi;i admit i might not get more than 2 btc but i hope i atleast get 1/2 -77074;1363492000;Chaang-Noi;most people got 50% already -77073;1363492014;kakobrekla;next short opportunity of cheap coins, mtgox gets closed -77072;1363492035;Chaang-Noi;lol if mt gox fails before i get my coins back... -77071;1363492262;Chaang-Noi;tried to sign up for bitfunder, after i did all the hoops i was rejected cuz no weexchange account... facepalm -77070;1363492355;dub;as a user or to issue an asset? -77069;1363492444;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00498 = 0.0498 BTC [-] -77068;1363492485;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 62 @ 0.00488 = 0.3026 BTC [-] -77067;1363492487;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.00487 = 0.487 BTC [-] -77066;1363492498;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00482 = 0.0964 BTC [-] -77065;1363492524;Chaang-Noi;dub i was trying to send in btc to but asicminer -77064;1363492532;Chaang-Noi;buy* -77063;1363492562;Chaang-Noi;i was thinking about sending in assets too, but they were like you MUST have a weexchange account, here is your code... that pissed me off... -77062;1363492637;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0046 BTC [-] -77061;1363492639;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00452 = 0.0452 BTC [-] -77060;1363492641;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 354 @ 0.00451 = 1.5965 BTC [-] -77059;1363492643;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.004501 = 2.2505 BTC [-] -77058;1363492647;Chaang-Noi;needless to say they lost a potential customer -77057;1363492793;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1000 @ 0.0046 = 4.6 BTC [-] -77056;1363492867;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 7 @ 0.009989 = 0.0699 BTC [+] -77055;1363492900;Namworld;whut? -77054;1363492940;smickles;$dept s.dice -77053;1363492948;smickles;$depth s.dice -77052;1363492949;mpexbot;smickles: Bids: ['71 @ 530736', '1250 @ 519980', '20000 @ 500000', '2361 @ 500000', '22222 @ 444440'] -77051;1363492950;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1080 @ 537099', '1950 @ 544503', '500 @ 577800', '700 @ 577905', '2000 @ 584999'] -77050;1363492961;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 103 @ 0.00999 = 1.029 BTC [+] -77049;1363492963;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 48 @ 0.00999 = 0.4795 BTC [+] -77048;1363492964;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 20 @ 0.00999 = 0.1998 BTC [+] -77047;1363492976;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 467 @ 0.004551 = 2.1253 BTC [-] -77046;1363493007;dub;i was gonna signup too, thats a bit watly -77045;1363493028;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 104 @ 0.01 = 1.04 BTC [+] -77044;1363493055;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -77043;1363493061;Namworld;Ah... S.DICE-PT is going down but BTC-BOND goes up? -77042;1363493078;Namworld;Odd. -77041;1363493176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00072609 = 8.1322 BTC [+] -77040;1363493678;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 300 @ 0.004552 = 1.3656 BTC [+] -77039;1363493680;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 54 @ 0.004551 = 0.2458 BTC [-] -77038;1363493712;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.00072609 = 6.8616 BTC [+] -77037;1363494079;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -77036;1363494278;Chaang-Noi;65 less than 32000 losses in a row... s dice broken? -77035;1363494335;Chaang-Noi;and i thought my less than 16000 23 losses in a row where bad -77034;1363494765;mircea_popescu;apparently s.dice removed withdrawals too. -77033;1363494808;smickles;withdrawals? what do you mean -77032;1363494830;smickles;i thought it was a bet, return winnings/loss-indicator -77031;1363494838;smickles;how would there be withdrawals? -77030;1363494849;mircea_popescu;fine. payouts -77029;1363494880;mircea_popescu;mpex went deposits only, then s.dice, it's a disease -77028;1363495281;Chaang-Noi;s dice no longer pays? lol -77027;1363495291;Chaang-Noi;100% profit http://i.imgur.com/GhH7b2H.png -77026;1363495315;kakobrekla;payouts have been deprecated -77025;1363495345;kakobrekla;i mean winning. -77024;1363495403;mircea_popescu;deflationary ftw -77023;1363495420;smickles;Chaang-Noi: eh? the first line on that is a win. -77022;1363495430;mircea_popescu;smickles we're kidding man -77021;1363495436;smickles;oh -77020;1363495438;smickles;-_- -77019;1363495441;mircea_popescu;lol poor smickles -77018;1363495481;Chaang-Noi;smickles but howe many in a row are not? :) -77017;1363495505;smickles;that is a lot -77016;1363495515;Chaang-Noi;65 of under 32000 -77015;1363495529;Chaang-Noi;odds are better to win 3 less than 1 in a row -77014;1363495584;Chaang-Noi;im bored... i need to get a hobby, sad cuz bitcoin was my hobby, then it came my life... -77013;1363495611;Bowjob;chang we can play tf2 if you have a decent pc -77012;1363495646;Chaang-Noi;yeah quad 7970s -77011;1363495652;Bowjob;that shit was my drug before bitcoins -77010;1363495658;Chaang-Noi;but linux.... -77009;1363495660;Bowjob;i had 1800 hours logged in -77008;1363495673;smickles;Chaang-Noi: native tf2 on linux now -77007;1363495675;Chaang-Noi;i did buy like 20 steam games from that steam btc guy -77006;1363495687;Chaang-Noi;oh, cool -77005;1363495702;smickles;runs faster than on win, usually -77004;1363495707;Bowjob;i used to sell hats for paypal back in the day -77003;1363495708;Chaang-Noi;nice -77002;1363495713;smickles;*usually as in for most people -77001;1363495721;Chaang-Noi;i have a windows box set up just for gaming but i dont use it -77000;1363495754;Bowjob;the most expensive hat in tf2 goes for around 3k USD -76999;1363495775;Chaang-Noi;from what i understand you have to buy something to get the good stuff -76998;1363495789;Bowjob;no -76997;1363495791;Chaang-Noi;i tried the free game for a while, but never got anything good -76996;1363495797;Bowjob;well -76995;1363495799;Chaang-Noi;not true? -76994;1363495799;Bowjob;its just hats -76993;1363495802;Bowjob;cosmetic thing -76992;1363495809;Bowjob;gameplay wise, you dont need them really -76991;1363495815;Chaang-Noi;i see -76990;1363495823;Bowjob;but people tend to go crazy over them -76989;1363495825;mircea_popescu;hmm, is anyone doing gift certs anymore ? -76988;1363495830;Chaang-Noi;well... i kinda doubt it is something i could make money at -76987;1363495841;Bowjob;i sold my backpack for $350 for playing a game -76986;1363495844;Chaang-Noi;mp want out of btc into fiat? -76985;1363495851;mircea_popescu;nah just want to send a gift -76984;1363495854;Bowjob;u can make money off of it, but its not enough -76983;1363495861;BitHub;this website closed down its "selling" side of its services citing, there wasn't enough demand for this -76982;1363495864;BitHub;heh -76981;1363495879;BitHub;https://www.spendbitcoins.com/convert/ -76980;1363495880;Chaang-Noi;i found a site last night that would let you order anything online using btc -76979;1363495891;BitHub;their reason is hilarious, pretty sure i know why -76978;1363495894;Chaang-Noi;i forgot the name :/ -76977;1363495930;Chaang-Noi;the site charged like a 3 or 5$ fee for an order, it was pretty decent price -76976;1363495937;Chaang-Noi;wish i saved that link... -76975;1363495944;BitHub;chaang any ssd? -76974;1363496023;Chaang-Noi;mp here you go https://bitspend.net/ -76973;1363496039;Chaang-Noi;just have them mail a gift to whomevar -76972;1363496062;BitHub;i think their anon and privacy stuff -76971;1363496062;Chaang-Noi;no ssd, this was old mining rigs... i would not have 6990s and 7970s cuz anything else -76970;1363496073;BitHub;like* -76969;1363496107;Chaang-Noi;anyone ever uses this site? https://bitspend.net/ ? -76968;1363496115;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi do you know who runs it ? -76967;1363496136;BitHub;yeah, kind of -76966;1363496140;Chaang-Noi;mp no i do not -76965;1363496147;Chaang-Noi;their names are listed on the main page -76964;1363496149;Chaang-Noi;but i dont know them -76963;1363496160;mircea_popescu;yeah was looking for more like, a wot person -76962;1363496178;BitHub;i know someone on here ballz deep involved -76961;1363496180;Chaang-Noi;i dont use wot, sorry -76960;1363496229;BitHub;i think the guy has done other bitcoin stuff before -76959;1363496251;Chaang-Noi;if i needed anything i would test it out -76958;1363496265;Bowjob;bank holiday in cyprus -76957;1363496265;Bowjob;lol -76956;1363496270;Chaang-Noi;lol -76955;1363496274;Chaang-Noi;runz im sure -76954;1363496274;mircea_popescu;Bowjob ya after they got charged like 105 -76953;1363496281;mircea_popescu;cyprus is pretty much dead. -76952;1363496282;Chaang-Noi;% -76951;1363496286;mircea_popescu;it will be like haiti -76950;1363496289;Bowjob;try that in bitcoin -76949;1363496291;Bowjob;lol -76948;1363496309;mircea_popescu;im sure Luke-Jr will come up with some system. -76947;1363496314;Chaang-Noi;lol -76946;1363496337;BitHub;its safe to use -76945;1363496349;BitHub;legit company -76944;1363496356;Chaang-Noi;how long before europe rips apart...? this year? -76943;1363496379;mircea_popescu;depends how germany does in elections -76942;1363496389;mircea_popescu;if the merkel dissidents get seats... -76941;1363496420;Chaang-Noi;hmm -76940;1363496425;Chaang-Noi;when arethe elections? -76939;1363496483;Chaang-Noi;not sure how they thought taking money from people who keep money is banks was a good diea, people everywhere will just pull out cash, making it crash faster... -76938;1363496523;Bowjob;they could impose a withrawal limit after the holiday -76937;1363496531;mircea_popescu;Bowjob they prolly will. -76936;1363496538;Chaang-Noi;"According to Reuters news agency, almost half of the depositors in Cyprus are believed to be non-resident Russians. " -76935;1363496550;Chaang-Noi;lol -76934;1363496566;Bowjob;im sure cyprus would happily take deposits though -76933;1363496613;Chaang-Noi;"The point of the levy is to warn lenders to banks that they should take care where they place their funds" so the point is, do not lend money to banks???? wtf -76932;1363496624;mircea_popescu;exactly. -76931;1363496638;Chaang-Noi;this is going to fix what? -76930;1363496704;Chaang-Noi;gold and btc... fuck banks and governments -76929;1363496747;Bowjob;and.... btc-e is down -76928;1363496754;BitHub;i wouldn't bother with gold unless you can get it for 30% below market price -76927;1363496815;Bowjob;theres this dude who tried to sell 1 oz of gold coin for $25 -76926;1363496823;Bowjob;he failed.. -76925;1363496854;Chaang-Noi;i bought my gold at $300 to $400 an oz -76924;1363496859;Chaang-Noi;silver average around 47.5 -76923;1363496862;BitHub;nice -76922;1363496871;BitHub;i was too young to appreciate it back then -76921;1363496881;BitHub;around 2001 right? -76920;1363496886;Chaang-Noi;i was not... i was 20ish -76919;1363496887;Chaang-Noi;yeah -76918;1363496902;Chaang-Noi;everyone should ahve 10% atleast of their wealth in gold/silver -76917;1363496916;BitHub;yep back to asia for that -76916;1363496922;BitHub;not paying western market prices -76915;1363496942;Chaang-Noi;gold here in asia is the same price as in the west... -76914;1363496959;BitHub;not at illegal gold mines -76913;1363496974;Chaang-Noi;in asia? -76912;1363496988;BitHub;well any africa, etc but for me, asia -76911;1363497004;Chaang-Noi;well im sure you can get a discount but i highly doubt it is worth the travel/risks -76910;1363497034;BitHub;best to not say anymore but its all sweet -76909;1363497057;BitHub;you just need the connect -76908;1363497127;Chaang-Noi;lol -76907;1363497133;BitHub;been advised to fly to HK airport -76906;1363497140;BitHub;heard they don't give a F#$@$ there -76905;1363497158;Chaang-Noi;have you been to hk before? -76904;1363497171;smickles;a -76903;1363497181;Chaang-Noi;you know HK is in china right? -76902;1363497182;BitHub;nope -76901;1363497186;BitHub;yep -76900;1363497193;BitHub;before 97 it was under brittish -76899;1363497196;BitHub;and they handed it back -76898;1363497197;BitHub;etc -76897;1363497199;Chaang-Noi;do you think china is the kinda place that just does not give a fuck? -76896;1363497220;BitHub;i dont know but there's people doing it now -76895;1363497248;BitHub;and its been advised, from lawyers, hk airport is the best, they don't care about gold -76894;1363497252;BitHub;only guns and drugs -76893;1363497264;BitHub;you can walk in with 1kg in your pocket -76892;1363497264;Chaang-Noi;flying into hk is about as bad as flying into the usa... -76891;1363497278;mircea_popescu;http://business.financialpost.com/2013/03/14/only-jesus-can-save-the-eurozone-deutsche-bank/ -76890;1363497279;mircea_popescu;heh -76889;1363497301;Chaang-Noi;most places will let you bring in gold and or silver in asia... -76888;1363497302;BitHub;all i know is all the people that smuggling gold out of other countries take it to hk -76887;1363497329;Chaang-Noi;you might be thinking about vietnam, it is aabout the only place that really limits the trade here -76886;1363497352;Chaang-Noi;mp, im shocked that guy thinks even jesus can save it... -76885;1363497370;BitHub;btw hk would have been amazing before 97 me thinks -76884;1363497383;BitHub;did you get to check it out? -76883;1363497383;kakobrekla;ok guies -76882;1363497390;mircea_popescu;well jesus can turn fish into wine and whine into labour so -76881;1363497404;kakobrekla;ready for some nostalgia? -76880;1363497407;mircea_popescu;he could supposedly turn 50mn arrogant yet clueless youths into some sort of useful resource. -76879;1363497407;kakobrekla;!last glbse ppt.e -76878;1363497412;kakobrekla;o wait fuck -76877;1363497443;Chaang-Noi;lulz -76876;1363497456;Chaang-Noi;glbse + pirate :) -76875;1363497480;kakobrekla;!last glbse ppt.e -76874;1363497480;assbot;Last trade for PPT.E on GLBSE: 0.32 [-] -76873;1363497483;kakobrekla;ta-daaa -76872;1363497504;Chaang-Noi;!last glbse tygrr-a -76871;1363497504;assbot;Last trade for TYGRR-A on GLBSE: -76870;1363497531;Chaang-Noi;? -76869;1363497535;mircea_popescu;Christos Stylianides, a government spokesman, tried to calm public anger, saying: "The situation is serious but not tragic, there is no reason to panic." -76868;1363497538;kakobrekla;you got the ticker wrong -76867;1363497542;mircea_popescu;right-o. you just lost your money, big deal. -76866;1363497561;mircea_popescu;!last m f.giga.etf -76865;1363497562;assbot;Last trade for F.GIGA.ETF on MPEX: 0.00000001 [-] -76864;1363497566;mircea_popescu;cook. -76863;1363497568;mircea_popescu;cool. -76862;1363497569;Chaang-Noi;!last trade TYGRR-P -76861;1363497569;assbot;Last trade for TYGRR-P on TRADE: -76860;1363497578;mircea_popescu;!last glbse tygrr-p -76859;1363497584;mircea_popescu;!last glbse tygrr-p -76858;1363497585;assbot;Ah, your hair. Your hair is soft. It's like a girl's. Now how do you get it that way? -76857;1363497589;kakobrekla;:D -76856;1363497592;mircea_popescu;i give -76855;1363497603;kakobrekla;did you have a dot? -76854;1363497609;kakobrekla;!last glbse tygrr.p -76853;1363497610;assbot;It says some pelt-wearin' trapper, some stinkin' bean-suckin' possum skinner, he's gonna collect that reward money. -76852;1363497618;kakobrekla;it was smth else -76851;1363497620;Chaang-Noi;no it was tygrr-p or a or b... -76850;1363497625;Chaang-Noi;but its not a big dead -76849;1363497630;kakobrekla;its there -76848;1363497631;Chaang-Noi;!last glbse gigiminer -76847;1363497632;assbot;It's so strange that you don't remember any of your poetry. -76846;1363497634;kakobrekla;just gotta get the name right -76845;1363497640;kakobrekla;!last glbse gigamining -76844;1363497641;assbot;Last trade for GIGAMINING on GLBSE: 0.56515 [+] -76843;1363497646;kakobrekla;!last glbse yabmc -76842;1363497647;assbot;Last trade for YABMC on GLBSE: 0.0769 [+] -76841;1363497652;Chaang-Noi;is this cuz he delisted my stuff before glbse closed? -76840;1363497653;kakobrekla;!last m s.bbet -76839;1363497654;assbot;Last trade for S.BBET on MPEX: 0.002014 [+] -76838;1363497677;kakobrekla;assbot echoed tygrr afaik -76837;1363497679;kakobrekla;so its there -76836;1363497686;Chaang-Noi;hmm -76835;1363497687;kakobrekla;i can search by it -76834;1363497689;Chaang-Noi;!last tygrr -76833;1363497689;kakobrekla;cant -76832;1363497689;assbot;Shit. You ain't even old enough to smoke. -76831;1363497695;Chaang-Noi;!last glbse -76830;1363497695;assbot;Stupid fucking white man. -76829;1363497700;kakobrekla;its unserachable. -76828;1363497700;Chaang-Noi;!last glbse tygrr -76827;1363497701;assbot;Good morning, may you serve the Lord, and may His holy dominion guide you through your dismal life. -76826;1363497723;Chaang-Noi;assbot called me stupid when i was being stupid.. :) -76825;1363497732;kakobrekla;its smart like dat. -76824;1363497754;Chaang-Noi;ltc, why are you not over $1` yet.. and BTC why not over $50 yet.... -76823;1363497765;kakobrekla;!ticker glbse TYGRR.BOND-B -76822;1363497765;assbot;Are you sure you have no tobacco? -76821;1363497769;kakobrekla;eh -76820;1363497773;kakobrekla;!l glbse TYGRR.BOND-B -76819;1363497774;assbot;Last trade for TYGRR.BOND-B on GLBSE: 0.1 [-] -76818;1363497776;kakobrekla;there -76817;1363497779;kakobrekla;... -76816;1363497780;Bowjob;btc-e is down -76815;1363497781;Bowjob;fail -76814;1363497786;Chaang-Noi;cool :) -76813;1363497789;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi doesnt even know its own ticker :p -76812;1363497802;Bowjob;chang u have 200k LTC? -76811;1363497803;kakobrekla;also ticker now has a short hand -76810;1363497810;kakobrekla;!t h sdice -76809;1363497813;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.51000000 / 0.5145676 / 0.54000000 (177 shares, 91.07846527 BTC), 7D: 0.50030000 / 0.54542883 / 0.61999910 (1272 shares, 693.78546779 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.6066357 / 0.75900000 (5798 shares, 3517.27376851 BTC) -76808;1363497817;Chaang-Noi;bowjob btc-e is fine, go tell them to whitelist your ip -76807;1363497822;kakobrekla;enjoy -76806;1363497834;Chaang-Noi;iv not used my tickers in a long time :/ -76805;1363497836;Bowjob;so you can log in?] -76804;1363497838;Bowjob;mhm -76803;1363497849;Chaang-Noi;#litecoin-markets and yes i can log in -76802;1363497856;Chaang-Noi;you need ot get your ass whitelisted -76801;1363497861;mircea_popescu;!t h dice -76800;1363497863;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -76799;1363497867;mircea_popescu;!t h sd -76798;1363497868;assbot;These beans is shit. -76797;1363497880;kakobrekla;sdice pls -76796;1363497883;Chaang-Noi;!; btct asicminer -76795;1363497901;Chaang-Noi;!l btct asic -76794;1363497901;assbot;Your actions are useless. -76793;1363497905;Chaang-Noi;yes they are -76792;1363497923;mircea_popescu;!echo goatsex -76791;1363497945;assbot;no, im a donky fucker. -76790;1363497968;Namworld;assbot has too many jokes built inside -76789;1363498002;assbot;its not too many if it fits in. -76788;1363498031;Namworld;I guess I'm not around when MPEx is getting volume. I see good daily volume but I hardly notice as many trades as before. -76787;1363498072;Chaang-Noi;nome one is adjusting the states :) -76786;1363498079;Chaang-Noi;sats -76785;1363498089;Chaang-Noi;fuck, im not even going to try and type anymore... -76784;1363498112;Namworld;When you can't succeed... quit -76783;1363498237;Chaang-Noi;;D -76782;1363498252;mircea_popescu;Namworld are you looking at daily average volume ? -76781;1363498290;Namworld;aye? -76780;1363498307;Namworld;that and daily volume on specifics -76779;1363498322;mircea_popescu;but... daily average volume is the daily average volume, not the day's volume. -76778;1363498337;mircea_popescu;like 50k worth of trade happened in one day back in feb iirc -76777;1363498347;Namworld;I'm looking at both -76776;1363498364;Namworld;Trades today and daily average. Seems the month is going well. -76775;1363498398;mircea_popescu;sorta so-so -76774;1363498438;Namworld;Considering there was a DDoS preventing most of trades for a time, I'd say it's going well. -76773;1363498516;mircea_popescu;didn;'t really prevent much if you recall. -76772;1363498551;Namworld;It seemed like there was less trading than usual. Took some time for people to find and start using alternatives. -76771;1363498607;kakobrekla;!h -76770;1363498608;assbot;List of commands: -76769;1363498609;assbot;!t / !ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -76768;1363498610;assbot;!l / !last (desc: returns last trade values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) -76767;1363498611;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -76766;1363498624;kakobrekla;k -76765;1363498648;mircea_popescu;!k -76764;1363498659;assbot;!gtfo -76763;1363498671;mircea_popescu;!urmom -76762;1363498709;assbot;404 not found -76761;1363499013;mircea_popescu;Alan, a British expatriate saver in Cyprus, told BBC News: "This is robbery and we must get the EU to stop this. -76760;1363499015;mircea_popescu;lulzy -76759;1363499391;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16799 BTC [-] -76758;1363499445;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.425 BTC [+] -76757;1363499485;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00511 BTC [+] -76756;1363499487;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 99 @ 0.00511 = 0.5059 BTC [+] -76755;1363499546;Chaang-Noi;im shocked people ever trusted banks... its their own damn falt -76754;1363499549;Chaang-Noi;fault -76753;1363499564;Chaang-Noi;give someone all your money... not get 1005 back... lol -76752;1363499590;Chaang-Noi;100% -76751;1363499662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2378 @ 0.00072609 = 1.7266 BTC [+] -76750;1363499707;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -76749;1363499732;Namworld;Who has BASIC-MINING shares? -76748;1363499738;Chaang-Noi;not i -76747;1363499746;Namworld;I want to short those. -76746;1363499756;Chaang-Noi;i want to short everything but asicminer -76745;1363499766;Namworld;eh -76744;1363499775;Chaang-Noi;and sooner or later, maybe asicminer too :) -76743;1363499790;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.168 BTC [+] -76742;1363499809;Namworld;If they keep rolling out better ASICs chips regularly, might not be ever needed. -76741;1363499833;Chaang-Noi;that is the plan -76740;1363499855;mircea_popescu;im still waiting for inau's asicminer loan -76739;1363499856;Chaang-Noi;iv quit selling, im going to wait until it gets 1.5 btc to sell more -76738;1363499876;Chaang-Noi;i sold ltc, that should give me enough beer money for a while -76737;1363499997;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.425 BTC [+] -76736;1363500340;mircea_popescu;bitbet faq update : http://bitbet.us/faq/ -76735;1363500423;pigeons;does bitbet have any awards we can trust from fully articlated lorries carrying fleshy sweet stone fruits? -76734;1363500441;kakobrekla;we have the milkmans award -76733;1363500445;pigeons;ah good -76732;1363500475;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 12 @ 0.01 = 0.12 BTC [+] -76731;1363500480;pigeons;i just might join the fan club -76730;1363500540;mircea_popescu;the flesy sweet stone fruit -76729;1363500547;mircea_popescu;could be a pretty decent name for a titty bar -76728;1363500605;kakobrekla;i remember an old game we played on 486 i think ... somethink like 'milkman' -76727;1363500609;kakobrekla;was a porn thing -76726;1363500619;kakobrekla;cant find it on google though -76725;1363500631;pigeons;maybe it needed the turbo button pressed -76724;1363500637;mircea_popescu;http://www.milkmanbook.com/ -76723;1363500639;kakobrekla;mebbe -76722;1363500793;kakobrekla;meh -76721;1363500803;kakobrekla;cant find it -76720;1363500815;kakobrekla;even with turbo -76719;1363501005;pigeons;leisure suit paperboy? -76718;1363501137;pigeons;;;google reid fleming world toughest milkman -76717;1363501138;gribble;Official Reid Fleming, World's Toughest Milkman Web Site—Comics ...: ; Reid Fleming, World's Toughest Milkman #1 by David Boswell: ; Reid Fleming, World's Toughest Milkman—Movie 01 - YouTube: -76716;1363501179;Chaang-Noi;Is milk a scammer? -76715;1363501179;Chaang-Noi;No! While some have claimed that, milk was always honest. -76714;1363501236;kakobrekla;naw pigeons -76713;1363501243;kakobrekla;wasnt even 3d iirc -76712;1363501292;pigeons;neither was reid back in the day -76711;1363501378;mircea_popescu;leisure suit paperboy lmao -76710;1363501391;mircea_popescu;did anyone even finish larry ? -76709;1363501400;mircea_popescu;stupid "prophylactics" shit -76708;1363501775;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154050.0 -76707;1363501993;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 7 @ 2 = 14 BTC [+] -76706;1363502478;kakobrekla;!l h him -76705;1363502479;assbot;Last trade for HIM on HAVELOCK: 2 [+] -76704;1363502757;nanotube;kakobrekla: hey, might i ask that you add either to topic or to the website something to the effect of "anything you say may be publicly logged." -76703;1363502775;kakobrekla;it is?? -76702;1363502812;nanotube;yes, mircea_popescu makes it a regular habit to quote irc conversations. :) -76701;1363502819;kakobrekla;!last btctc btc-bond -76700;1363502820;assbot;Last trade for BTC-BOND on BTCTC at 0.01 BTC [+] -76699;1363502834;kakobrekla;oh dat. -76698;1363502870;kakobrekla;hm i thought this was a public place and such things are expected -76697;1363502881;dub;afaik its actually against freenode tos -76696;1363502884;nanotube;nothing wrong with that, it is a public channel, but freenode guidelines suggest to put it in topic. -76695;1363502887;dub;unless explicitly stated -76694;1363502892;nanotube;dub: right -76693;1363502896;pigeons;well on freenode its expected it will be noted in the topic -76692;1363502926;kakobrekla;ill put it on site -76691;1363503093;kakobrekla;>- anything you say is public and can be used by anyone -76690;1363503095;kakobrekla;is this pleasing? -76689;1363503178;nanotube;sounds reasonable -76688;1363503726;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.004551 = 0.0228 BTC [-] -76687;1363503818;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00441 = 0.0132 BTC [-] -76686;1363503820;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 800 @ 0.004301 = 3.4408 BTC [-] -76685;1363503863;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0042 = 0.042 BTC [-] -76684;1363503889;kakobrekla;!l bt gsdpt -76683;1363503890;assbot;Last price for GSDPT on BTCTC was 0.0042 BTC [-] -76682;1363503906;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00409 BTC [-] -76681;1363503947;kakobrekla;!l bt gsdpt -76680;1363503948;assbot;Last trade for GSDPT on BTCTC was at 0.00409 BTC [-] -76679;1363503958;kakobrekla;good enough. -76678;1363503967;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 300 @ 0.004001 = 1.2003 BTC [-] -76677;1363503982;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 29 @ 0.003501 = 0.1015 BTC [-] -76676;1363504217;Chaang-Noi;i got bored,"crashed" ktc market, meh -76675;1363504236;Chaang-Noi;http://www.cryptocoincharts.info/period-charts.php?period=today&resolution=hour&pair=ltc-usd&market=btc-e -76674;1363504611;Chaang-Noi;i now have $12,000 usd fiat... what to buy? hmmmm more ltc? -76673;1363504617;Chaang-Noi;wrong box -76672;1363504996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14858 @ 0.00071579 = 10.6352 BTC [-] -76671;1363505228;mircea_popescu;also in the news http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2011/06/17/the-clock-is-ticking-on-bitcoin/ -76670;1363505233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3861 @ 0.00071579 = 2.7637 BTC [-] -76669;1363505349;midnightmagic;s/news/olds/ -76668;1363505363;mircea_popescu;old news is my favourite kind. -76667;1363505373;mircea_popescu;i only read newspaprs after keeping them around for 6-18 months -76666;1363505401;mircea_popescu;"The people who have made the most are the early adopters who got in at the beginning and stayed with it," says Bruce Wagner, an IT expert who spotted Bitcoin in 2010 -76665;1363505415;Chaang-Noi;lol -76664;1363505426;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: The people who made the most are people who run option emporiums...I wonder who that could be :P -76663;1363505431;Chaang-Noi;he reminds me of matthew w so much -76662;1363505449;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i didn't make the most, i just lost the least. -76661;1363505518;mircea_popescu;http://nerdr.com/bitcoin-exchange-scam-bitcoins-are-worthless/ also pretty funnay. -76660;1363505537;mircea_popescu;"Sometimes I let the files do this" -76659;1363505735;Diablo-D3;hrm -76658;1363505740;Diablo-D3;I just had an idea -76657;1363505748;Diablo-D3;wouldn't bitcoins be worth infinite money if -76656;1363505758;Diablo-D3;it was the first currency that made it to mars? -76655;1363505768;mircea_popescu;...we plugged one bitcoin into itself ? -76654;1363505881;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no, that just causes a ground fault and blows the caps -76653;1363505993;Chaang-Noi;infinite money, if it went to a palce where their is no need for money?? -76652;1363505995;Chaang-Noi;wtf? -76651;1363506011;Chaang-Noi;d3 you high? -76650;1363506458;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136349922034.png bitcoin, a simple explanation. -76649;1363506509;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11355 @ 0.00071243 = 8.0896 BTC [-] -76648;1363506643;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21421 @ 0.00071579 = 15.3329 BTC [+] -76647;1363506895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16554 @ 0.00071243 = 11.7936 BTC [-] -76646;1363506896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4879 @ 0.00071711 = 3.4988 BTC [+] -76645;1363507272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 71 @ 0.00530736 = 0.3768 BTC [-] -76644;1363507274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1229 @ 0.0051998 = 6.3906 BTC [-] -76643;1363507362;Chaang-Noi;mp Forbidden -76642;1363507362;Chaang-Noi;You don't have permission to access /dtng/c/src/136349922034.png on this server. -76641;1363507363;Chaang-Noi;Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. -76640;1363507401;mircea_popescu;um -76639;1363507432;mircea_popescu;you got rootbanned ? da fuck did you do hmmm ? -76638;1363507557;Chaang-Noi;? -76637;1363507565;Chaang-Noi;iv never posted on your site -76636;1363507574;Chaang-Noi;i have visited maybe 5 times in my life -76635;1363507656;Chaang-Noi;just clicking links posted in here -76634;1363509397;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.02101 BTC [+] -76633;1363509400;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.02101 BTC [+] -76632;1363509401;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 10 @ 0.021001 = 0.21 BTC [-] -76631;1363509403;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.02 = 0.04 BTC [-] -76630;1363509405;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.015 = 0.03 BTC [-] -76629;1363509914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10888 @ 0.00071029 = 7.7336 BTC [-] -76628;1363510329;mircea_popescu;aa champagne is fucking great -76627;1363510368;mircea_popescu;what did people do before is what i wanna know. -76626;1363510465;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2567 @ 0.00071151 = 1.8264 BTC [+] -76625;1363510467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3183 @ 0.00071848 = 2.2869 BTC [+] -76624;1363511028;Bowjob;LTC getting hammered -76623;1363511253;Ukto;did i miss anytihng big -76622;1363511256;Ukto;any more forks -76621;1363511543;ThickAsThieves;i miss anything fun? -76620;1363511590;Bowjob;BTC-E hysteria over :TC -76619;1363511591;Bowjob;LTC -76618;1363511600;ThickAsThieves;yeah, site just went down for me -76617;1363511612;ThickAsThieves;what do you think the rightful price is for ltc now? -76616;1363511635;ThickAsThieves;i think everyone (including myself a little) ran out of money buying in during the wave -76615;1363511641;Bowjob;not to sure, I'll pick some up at 0.9 maybe -76614;1363511652;Bowjob;hows atlantis -76613;1363511654;ThickAsThieves;and now everyone is juust waiting for it to be worth enough to sell off -76612;1363511672;ThickAsThieves;need more buyers -76611;1363511674;ThickAsThieves;and txs -76610;1363511688;Bowjob;it was .013 -76609;1363511702;ThickAsThieves;atlantis looked okay, but i havent gone in to see if they have a market goin in there yet or what -76608;1363511703;Bowjob;then went to 0.01 next time i saw -76607;1363512076;Ukto;you can trade ltc on BF -76606;1363512076;Ukto;lol -76605;1363512152;Bowjob;btc-e -76604;1363512160;Bowjob;'s been shitty lately -76603;1363512439;ThickAsThieves;ukto i think once you get those couple updates on the ltc page, people will -76602;1363512453;ThickAsThieves;do it before crypto-trade goes live fo sho -76601;1363512467;Ukto;pm -76600;1363513244;mircea_popescu;http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/pro-poker-wiz-fossilman-busted-prostitution-sting-article-1.1290012 -76599;1363513245;mircea_popescu;heh. -76598;1363513615;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 31 @ 0.9 = 27.9 BTC [+] -76597;1363513971;Bowjob;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpq5ZmANp0k -76596;1363513985;Bowjob;you may have watched it.. but interesting! -76595;1363514078;ZedsterX;I have actuially met Greg raymer guess he needs a little too -76594;1363514585;FabianB_;smickles: i'm fine with the new vwap, only using the pastebin one programmatically -76593;1363515514;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.9 = 6.3 BTC [+] -76592;1363515547;dub;wat -76591;1363515975;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.07 BTC [+] -76590;1363516245;Ukto;options trading now live on bitfunder -76589;1363516863;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 32 @ 0.105 = 3.36 BTC [+] -76588;1363516940;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0Yn72QM-lg -76587;1363516946;mircea_popescu;remember when we were like... young ? -76586;1363517935;Ukto;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130117.msg1633487#msg1633487 -76585;1363518015;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.07 = 2.14 BTC [+] -76584;1363518018;bowjob;fking btce not working -76583;1363518029;Ukto;just trade on BF :P -76582;1363518036;Ukto;now that options tading is live it will get more attention -76581;1363518095;ZedsterX;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UKC7iaBKvs I am selling all my BTC -76580;1363518904;Ukto;ZedsterX: I see your video and raise you another: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAjL_X_ZesE -76579;1363518905;Ukto;:P -76578;1363518912;Ukto;the world is ending, bitcoin is good -76577;1363518916;Ukto;one extreme to the other. :P -76576;1363518930;ZedsterX;too late I sold alreay :) -76575;1363518936;ZedsterX;already* -76574;1363518939;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -76573;1363518944;ZedsterX;Max is my man! -76572;1363518952;Ukto;hehe -76571;1363519018;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -76570;1363519865;FabianB_;kakobrekla: can you extend assbot with a command to get a text version of http://bitcoin-assets.com/ for those who prefer terminals over websites? -76569;1363520803;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.9 BTC [+] -76568;1363520994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00072609 = 11.3996 BTC [+] -76567;1363521147;Ukto;burnside: LOL -76566;1363521149;Ukto;nice post timing -76565;1363521261;DeaDTerra;anyone else getting this message "Unrecognized signature. Please email your public key first." -76564;1363521266;DeaDTerra;when trying to execute orders to MPEX? -76563;1363521356;FabianB_;are you using the right key (no subkey)? -76562;1363521372;DeaDTerra;Yes using the same key -76561;1363521380;DeaDTerra;the only thing I have changed is the key I use to encrypt -76560;1363521387;DeaDTerra;which I have changed to 2FB7B452 -76559;1363521394;DeaDTerra;as the old MPEX one expired -76558;1363521412;FabianB_;CFE0F3E1 is the new -76557;1363521482;DeaDTerra;ah thanks -76556;1363521494;DeaDTerra;I followed the FAQ, I guess it's not up to date -76555;1363521507;mircea_popescu;isn;t it ?! -76554;1363521527;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq.html#8 -76553;1363521530;mircea_popescu;it is! -76552;1363521544;FabianB_;not in 3. though -76551;1363521545;DeaDTerra;"If you wish you may encrypt your key first, use Mircea Popescu's key (gpg --encrypt --armor -r 2FB7B452 also gpg --search-keys "2FB7B452" if gpg complains about not having the key). This will ensure higher anonymity if it justifies the effort for you. -76550;1363521546;DeaDTerra;" -76549;1363521615;DeaDTerra;it works now thanks :D -76548;1363521627;mircea_popescu;ya wekll that's my key, for sending your pubkey over. -76547;1363521638;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [+] -76546;1363521654;mircea_popescu;sikritly -76545;1363522208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2361 @ 0.005 = 11.805 BTC [-] -76544;1363522210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6439 @ 0.005 = 32.195 BTC [-] -76543;1363522350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 300 @ 0.0015 = 0.45 BTC [-] -76542;1363523945;bowjob;squall got scammed by this dude -76541;1363523950;bowjob;with lots of apparent rep -76540;1363523973;bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154124.0 -76539;1363524191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 13561 @ 0.005 = 67.805 BTC [-] -76538;1363525353;jurov;why so many ppl think best way to invest btc is loan it out? -76537;1363525507;mircea_popescu;jurov why so many ppl think the way to get laid is to trick some chick into it ? -76536;1363525961;Chaang-Noi;how do you trick a girl into sex? -76535;1363525974;Chaang-Noi;assuming no rape? -76534;1363526397;mircea_popescu;some sort of magic -76533;1363526402;mircea_popescu;they have seminars and everything. -76532;1363526485;knotwork;Yes FellowTravelerlowTraveler publishes howto along those lines -76531;1363526504;knotwork;Yes FellowTraveler publishes howto along those lines -76530;1363526535;knotwork;arg massive keyboard-lag -76529;1363526658;mircea_popescu;lolok -76528;1363526663;knotwork;hmm it isnt mentioned in his bio on monetas site so not sure where the link to it is -76527;1363526708;knotwork;ot sure if the seminars he flies around to are on same topic or something else -76526;1363526768;knotwork;The "Chris has seven years of hands-on experience as co-owner and executive of an industry-leading global ecommerce business" might be it, e-commerce as in e-book sales -76525;1363526965;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.9 = 2.7 BTC [+] -76524;1363527584;Chaang-Noi;bfl ship yet? -76523;1363527607;vampireb;the trick is to get the girl to think that she's tricking you -76522;1363527655;Chaang-Noi;that is a good trick -76521;1363527831;vampireb;ship? probably in a week or so -76520;1363527834;vampireb;one unit at most -76519;1363528047;mircea_popescu;eh. -76518;1363528250;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.171 BTC [+] -76517;1363528412;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 4 @ 0.022001 = 0.088 BTC [+] -76516;1363564617;smickles;mircea_popescu: i just decided to release the gui w/o platform specific packaging -76515;1363564623;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.9 BTC [-] -76514;1363564633;mircea_popescu;smickles what's that do ? -76513;1363564661;smickles;it means that people have to install the requirements first -76512;1363564677;mircea_popescu;ah -76511;1363564679;jurov;smickles, buttons to buy 250k, 750k, 1m shares are missing! -76510;1363564683;mircea_popescu;why tho ? -76509;1363564688;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/because-most-people-are-idiots-in-spite-of-never-manning-up-and-admitting-to-it/#comment-92381 < haha hai! -76485;1363565110;mircea_popescu;ok this has buttential -76484;1363565113;smickles;mircea_popescu: there will be pork in the minecraft version -76483;1363565121;mircea_popescu;hahaha -76482;1363565129;mircea_popescu;cool beans smickles. lemme twitter -76481;1363565140;jurov;how many licenses sold so far? -76480;1363565181;smickles;;;tslb -76479;1363565183;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 22 seconds -76478;1363565198;smickles;jurov: in the 10 min since launch? no confirmed sales yet -76477;1363565209;smickles;i deliver on 1 confirmation -76476;1363565236;mircea_popescu;42 -76475;1363565242;bgupta;So was looking at trading in AM, and it seems their marketcap is ~16-17 million USD? (Using 400,000 shares) -76474;1363565259;mircea_popescu;bgupta at the current prices about there. -76473;1363565398;bgupta;seems a bit high considering the uncertainty.. however, it could work out for shareholders if AM can keep their advantage for a little longer than expected. (BFL shipping in volume is the big question mark I guess.) -76472;1363565437;mircea_popescu;bgupta https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151265.0 -76471;1363565450;mircea_popescu;topic pretty much covered there i think -76470;1363565492;bgupta;thx -76469;1363565505;jurov;oh this remind me i wanted to short am via bf options -76468;1363565552;mircea_popescu;jurov o.0 -76467;1363565564;jurov;yea, bitfunder has options nao -76466;1363565587;jurov;pity that ukto is "outta here" -76465;1363565594;bgupta;jurov. I don't think you can sell naked calls, can you? -76464;1363565631;mircea_popescu;well he can buy puts in any event -76463;1363565632;jurov;i have to wrap my head around them first. maybe i'll buy puts instead -76462;1363565678;mircea_popescu;jurov if there's no market making on the options tho... -76461;1363565711;jurov;there are already some offers, but not much -76460;1363565763;mircea_popescu;you know, it's very funny. all these idiots were like "o, s.mpoe price is not real!!!111" and yet you can borrow 100mn shares right now if you have the credit -76459;1363565789;mircea_popescu;on the other hand i'd like to borrow 100k asicminer shares and there's no way to do it, all the total volume for the month is like 1k btc which is what bitbet does ffs -76458;1363565794;mircea_popescu;yet "great investment". -76457;1363565800;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is basically full of idiots still. -76456;1363565830;mircea_popescu;no idea about anything whatsoever, from devteam to the newest forum member, virtually all clueless as rocks. -76455;1363565833;bgupta;you'd like to borrow 50% of the outstanding (tradable shares)?? Good luck with that. -76454;1363565851;mircea_popescu;bgupta irl i can do that on plenty shitty 20mn venture by monday morning. -76453;1363565889;mircea_popescu;sure, i can't borrow 1/4 of google float, but that is BECAUSE I DONT HAVE THE CREDIT -76452;1363565894;mircea_popescu;if i did i could. -76451;1363566051;mircea_popescu;(and for the record, unlike mpex where the book is actually kept, you have no idea if asicminer sold 400k or 600k or 1.2mn shares in total) -76450;1363566158;bgupta;I'm guessing one would want to be a bit careful shorting something like AM since you'd be on the hook for paying the btc dividends for the shares you shorted. -76449;1363566172;mircea_popescu;that's always the case neh ? -76448;1363566256;Anduck;whats the best way to get btc value -76447;1363566257;Anduck;? -76446;1363566265;Anduck;vwap, 24h avg? -76445;1363566275;smickles;obligitory: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=78.0 -76444;1363566288;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -76443;1363566288;mircea_popescu;Anduck that's what i use -76442;1363566289;gribble;46.85 -76441;1363566297;Anduck;which one ? -76440;1363566305;smickles;Anduck: that is the vwap of all exchanges on bitcoincharts -76439;1363566312;smickles;what's the application? -76438;1363566319;Anduck;well usd->btc basicly -76437;1363566325;Anduck;and i would like the most accurate price -76436;1363566329;smickles;Anduck: maybe spot -76435;1363566335;smickles;*spot on gox -76434;1363566343;Anduck;hmm -76433;1363566344;smickles;or best bid on gox -76432;1363566352;Anduck;best bid could work -76431;1363566382;Anduck;but i think some avg price is better -76430;1363566412;mircea_popescu;if you're looking for "least likely to be unfair to either party on the long term" price, then i'd go with the 24hour all-exchange vwap -76429;1363566417;Anduck;which is better, vwap or 24h avg? -76428;1363566418;smickles;if you think mpex is a good model, it uses bc,24hprc -76427;1363566423;Anduck;aight -76426;1363566424;mircea_popescu;if you're looking for somethingelse then it'd depend on what you;re looking for -76425;1363566459;Anduck;i'll go with that 24hour vwap, for start mtgox only -76424;1363566475;mircea_popescu;you know it's trivial to pull tctm's json -76423;1363566489;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/t/weighted_prices.json -76422;1363566513;Anduck;hmm -76421;1363566516;Anduck;ok. thanks -76420;1363566562;mircea_popescu;so what happened to mtgox volume -76419;1363566605;mircea_popescu;past 3 days together comes to like... 20% of chainfork day -76418;1363566700;smickles;jez, the next volumeous competitior is >10% in size -76417;1363566716;smickles;(on bitcoincharts anyway) -76416;1363567429;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1977 BTC [-] -76415;1363567432;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.1978 = 1.978 BTC [+] -76414;1363567591;mircea_popescu;hey, how much did bitfloor lose ? was it 20k ? -76413;1363567618;smickles;13? -76412;1363567648;smickles;there's peeps who have a script that compares losses to fees earned since then, iirc -76411;1363567661;mircea_popescu;24 no ? -76410;1363567664;mircea_popescu;iirc -76409;1363567692;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105819.0 -76408;1363567732;jurov;Kernel panic - not syncing: grsec: halting the system due to suspicious kernel crash caused by root -76407;1363567739;smickles;so 30k? -76406;1363567741;jurov;so it came to my own machines being paranoid -76405;1363567744;jurov;against me -76404;1363567759;smickles;lol -76403;1363567978;mircea_popescu;kik -76402;1363568291;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34999 = 0.7 BTC [+] -76401;1363568736;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 37 @ 0.105 = 3.885 BTC [+] -76400;1363568739;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 58 @ 0.105 = 6.09 BTC [+] -76399;1363568882;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.000709 = 0.0014 BTC [+] -76398;1363568885;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4 @ 0.00071 = 0.0028 BTC [+] -76397;1363568888;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 130 @ 0.00071 = 0.0923 BTC [+] -76396;1363568967;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed. -76395;1363569030;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.88875 BTC [+] -76394;1363569119;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.889 = 6.223 BTC [+] -76393;1363569280;smickles;;;ticker -76392;1363569281;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.27501, Best ask: 47.35000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07499, Last trade: 47.35000, 24 hour volume: 13728.98363142, 24 hour low: 46.80000, 24 hour high: 47.74000, 24 hour vwap: 47.39847 -76391;1363569393;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -76390;1363569469;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 87 @ 0.00499 = 0.4341 BTC [+] -76389;1363569751;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -76388;1363569753;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -76387;1363569789;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:c2e04fad23533e2662e326e340ebc54476309fe6d0d7781aceab3d44 -76386;1363569791;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -76385;1363569886;mircea_popescu;;;buy 1 "$100 Trader Joe's Gift Certificate" at 2.2 BTC -76384;1363569887;gribble;Order id 14061 created. -76383;1363569892;mircea_popescu;;;order 14061 -76382;1363569893;gribble;Error: "order" is not a valid command. -76381;1363569987;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.889 BTC [+] -76380;1363569996;mircea_popescu;;;view 14061 -76379;1363569998;gribble;#14061 Sun Mar 17 16:24:47 2013 mircea_popescu BUY 1.0 $100 Trader Joe's Gift Certificate @ 2.2 BTC (None) -76378;1363570022;mircea_popescu;somebody be a darling and paste that in -otc too. -76377;1363570438;Anduck;why dont u do it urself..? -76376;1363570471;mircea_popescu;cause i'm in yurp ? -76375;1363570489;mircea_popescu;a, on otc ? i don't go in that scumpit sorry. -76374;1363570514;mircea_popescu;in other news, piuk is moving blockchain towards a proxy model. GOOD. -76373;1363570693;pizzaman1337;does he mention that on the forums somewhere? have a link? -76372;1363570821;pizzaman1337;I see it -76371;1363571215;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -76370;1363571301;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/adMinya.png -76369;1363571308;mircea_popescu;does anyone like the coffee cup mpex ? -76368;1363571391;kakobrekla;not too shabby -76367;1363571420;pizzaman1337;why blue and black for buttons? it doesn't really fit -76366;1363571426;mircea_popescu;ya i was thinking that. -76365;1363571429;kakobrekla;hehe -76364;1363571429;mircea_popescu;cunt pink'd be better. -76363;1363571435;kakobrekla;:)) -76362;1363571439;mircea_popescu;make people really wanna click it you know ? -76361;1363571442;mircea_popescu;salmon. -76360;1363571510;Bugpowder;Blue and Black buttons are terrible. -76359;1363571521;Bugpowder;Main logo looks pixelated -76358;1363571558;GoWest;ooh I didn't know this channel existed. Awesome. -76357;1363571559;Bugpowder;whereas the current "Welcome to MPEx" looks clean -76356;1363571563;Anduck;sorry but it looks like it's from the 90s -76355;1363571582;Bugpowder;GoWest: You have been running your blog and twitter for how long and didn't know this channel existed? -76354;1363571590;mircea_popescu;GoWest hello. -76353;1363571593;Bugpowder;This is were all the real shit in BTC finance goes down -76352;1363571604;Bugpowder;Welcome! -76351;1363571634;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you apparently also missed the memo on the gift horse mouthlooking. -76350;1363571638;mircea_popescu;must read moar btctalk. -76349;1363571658;Bugpowder;I don't need to read moar btctalk, must read less -76348;1363571661;Bugpowder;much less -76347;1363571692;mircea_popescu;much much less. -76346;1363571697;mircea_popescu;how's life been treatin' ya ? -76345;1363571699;Bugpowder;Anyway, besides those two issues with the coffee formatting, it looks good -76344;1363571702;Bugpowder;Pretty good -76343;1363571713;Bugpowder;Had interview -76342;1363571718;Bugpowder;down to 3 candidates -76341;1363571723;mircea_popescu;can has interview ? can! -76340;1363571724;mircea_popescu;cool. -76339;1363571726;Bugpowder;hopefully going back in 2 weeks -76338;1363571736;mircea_popescu;i hate these endless interview processes. -76337;1363571737;Bugpowder;have a different one lined up for next week -76336;1363571742;mircea_popescu;i've always made on the spot decisions -76335;1363571751;Bugpowder;It's fairly intense -76334;1363571760;Bugpowder;In sell mode for 2 days, including dinner -76333;1363571774;Bugpowder;err, pitch mode -76332;1363571779;benkay;meh, jurov, i just wanted to look at it -76331;1363571785;GoWest;Hey guys, buy some ZigGap. =) -76330;1363571795;Bugpowder;GoWest: are you involved with that? -76329;1363571802;GoWest;Just a shareholder. -76328;1363571805;Bugpowder;ah -76327;1363571816;mircea_popescu;i always say, dude, shareholders are the best advertising you'll ever get. -76326;1363571824;mircea_popescu;some people get it. most don't ;/ -76325;1363571833;mircea_popescu;ima quote GoWest from now on as a case study :D -76324;1363571838;GoWest;It really seems to have stagnated, though I think the company has potential. They keep running out of Bitcoins, so obviously business is brisk. -76323;1363571857;Bugpowder;everyone that is selling, is running out -76322;1363571860;mircea_popescu;GoWest you know, if the donut shop always runs out of donuts i don't conclude trade is brisk -76321;1363571883;GoWest;Fair enough! -76320;1363571899;Bugpowder;local poker cash game min buyin is $100 or 2BTC. -76319;1363571900;GoWest;You're right, I don't know their volume numbers. -76318;1363571902;Bugpowder;heh -76317;1363571921;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i passed going to a shoot to be here with you all, so... -76316;1363571929;mircea_popescu;we all gotta make choices in this life! -76315;1363572046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 350 @ 0.004501 = 1.5754 BTC [-] -76314;1363572114;GoWest;assbot doesn't support BitFunder? -76313;1363572122;benkay;what shoot, mp? -76312;1363572130;benkay;and lord, on second thought, why? -76311;1363572149;mircea_popescu;benkay i think it was ggb -76310;1363572170;benkay;? -76309;1363572179;mircea_popescu;a girl, another girl and a boy. -76308;1363572184;benkay;ah -76307;1363572229;benkay;i had my first 4-way last wee -76306;1363572232;benkay;week -76305;1363572249;mircea_popescu;didja have a designated photographer ? :D -76304;1363572250;benkay;but i am stupid curious about your life, mp -76303;1363572258;benkay;no -76302;1363572268;benkay;there was a fifth wheel who limped off to bed though -76301;1363572274;mircea_popescu;you know, like most bar hopping has a designated driver -76300;1363572280;Bugpowder;bbbb? -76299;1363572287;mircea_popescu;evil bugbowder -76298;1363572298;kakobrekla;bitbetbitbet? -76297;1363572326;mircea_popescu;better bunghole business bureau -76296;1363572425;benkay;+1 -76295;1363572553;mircea_popescu;which reminds me of maitre rabelais -76294;1363572660;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -76293;1363572922;benkay;mircae_popsescu, what's your background? -76292;1363572929;kakobrekla;white wall -76291;1363572968;benkay;"Set in a wasteland enclosed by a large white wall, the last survivor from a brutal child internment camp reluctantly takes on one final bounty hunting job to protect the idyllic life he has rebuilt." -76290;1363573014;bgupta;Jeez, anyone heard the news from Cyprus? -76289;1363573021;kakobrekla;yea -76288;1363573025;kakobrekla;old news by now -76287;1363573037;benkay;by innernet standards. -76286;1363573055;benkay;cubeworld won't figure it out until monday. -76285;1363573055;kakobrekla;internet is 10x real time -76284;1363573062;kakobrekla;and bitcoin is 10x internet -76283;1363573067;dub;that shit is sooo last minute -76282;1363573103;benkay;i wonder -76281;1363573108;benkay;if incompetence -76280;1363573117;bgupta;wasn't sure, as it wasn't mentioned in channel. -76279;1363573117;benkay;or indecipherable ulterior motives -76278;1363573168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00074371 = 15.3204 BTC [+] -76277;1363573172;benkay;many things go unspoken here -76276;1363573180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5596 @ 0.00074387 = 4.1627 BTC [+] -76275;1363573183;dub;bgupta: theres been a few references to getting cyprus'd or 'doing a cyprus' -76274;1363573191;Bugpowder;You mean the news that they are going with a 13.5/3.5% split now? -76273;1363573212;bgupta;Seems that the majority of Cyriot bank deposits are held by wealthy russians who use Cyprus as a convenient place to park money in the eurozone. -76272;1363573218;mircea_popescu;benkay : http://pastebin.com/4qxC6i8W -76271;1363573230;mircea_popescu;bgupta it's pretty bad. holiday today tho/ -76270;1363573235;Bugpowder;no bailouts for oligarchs -76269;1363573241;Bugpowder;indefinite bank holiday -76268;1363573247;Bugpowder;they don't have the votes -76267;1363573256;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the thing is, the germans fucked up their eastern europe support by allying with the russians -76266;1363573259;Bugpowder;26+2 = 28, they need 29 -76265;1363573264;mircea_popescu;(such as, the no visa thing, the romania schengen thingetc) -76264;1363573271;mircea_popescu;and now just fucked their future with russia on this move. -76263;1363573279;mircea_popescu;i've not seen more inept foreign policy since the bush days. -76262;1363573284;Bugpowder;Ah, I am not up to date on Romania EU unity politics -76261;1363573298;Bugpowder;I thought that was the netherlands or something -76260;1363573299;benkay;*popcorn* -76259;1363573303;mircea_popescu;well you can imagine how pissy the ukrainians were when the eu decided russians don't need visas -76258;1363573309;mircea_popescu;when russia doesn't even return the favour -76257;1363573316;Bugpowder;wha? -76256;1363573318;mircea_popescu;yeah -76255;1363573344;Bugpowder;Come prop up our real estate market? -76254;1363573355;mircea_popescu;haha nah, ima prop the serbian market if anything. -76253;1363573372;mircea_popescu;gotta love that country, told the us + the eu to fuck off and has the bombshells to prove it. -76252;1363573404;mircea_popescu;plus, you should see the sort of cunt walking on two feet over hilly belgrade. -76251;1363573415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8604 @ 0.00074387 = 6.4003 BTC [+] -76250;1363573416;mircea_popescu;quite belle grade. -76249;1363573417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.0007441 = 8.1851 BTC [+] -76248;1363573419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7296 @ 0.00075195 = 5.4862 BTC [+] -76247;1363573471;Bugpowder;How many days will this holiday go on... Time to buy Treasuries again -76246;1363573481;Bugpowder;Also, probably bitcoins -76245;1363573487;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder when the queen invented a holiday at the request of nixon -76244;1363573490;mircea_popescu;it went on for two weeks -76243;1363573495;mircea_popescu;a month seems possible in this case. -76242;1363573520;mircea_popescu;in any way cyprus banks are like utah glaciers. -76241;1363573520;Bugpowder;If they really want to fuck russian oligarchs, just let the Cyprus banks blow -76240;1363573536;mircea_popescu;russia will invade. -76239;1363573571;Bugpowder;bailout UK and EU people who have funds there -76238;1363573589;mircea_popescu;im telling you. if you imagine "russian oligarchs" are sepparate from the russian govt... you're nuts. -76237;1363573600;mircea_popescu;this is first line infiltration on their part, just like the chinese do in africa. -76236;1363573612;mircea_popescu;they will totally land on the island. -76235;1363573625;Bugpowder;zerohedge is having a field day with this shit. -76234;1363573626;Bugpowder;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-03-17/russia-sending-permanent-warship-fleet-mediterranean-russian-naval-base-cyprus-comin -76233;1363573636;mircea_popescu;duh -76232;1363574003;benkay;i'm missing something -76231;1363574005;benkay;check this one -76230;1363574009;benkay;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg5zig5-minztgSza1gSMAzm1g60za2gSMAzm2g180zxzi1gVolzi2gAccDist -76229;1363574017;benkay;big red volume bar implies sale, correct? -76228;1363574023;benkay;how does big sale lead to large price movement up? -76227;1363574108;Bugpowder;Say you have a wall of 5,000 ask at 47.50 -76226;1363574129;Bugpowder;they finally get antsy, and pull the wall and sell all 5,000 as a market order -76225;1363574138;Bugpowder;price dips to 47.3 -76224;1363574142;Bugpowder;but the wall is gone -76223;1363574171;Bugpowder;all the bids and asks between 47.3 and 47.5 are wiped out -76222;1363574195;Bugpowder;so if the next person that makes a trade wants to buy, the price goes up quickly above 47.5 -76221;1363574200;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.888725 = 1.7775 BTC [-] -76220;1363574210;benkay;gotcha. -76219;1363574217;benkay;thank you, bug powder. -76218;1363574218;mircea_popescu;red bar just means price closed lower than opened really. -76217;1363574240;mircea_popescu;so did anyone receive their primeasic ? -76216;1363574244;benkay;on candlestick, right? true also for volume bar? -76215;1363574255;mircea_popescu;benkay should be yes. -76214;1363574272;benkay;that would only happen on a sale, though, correct? -76213;1363574283;benkay;as in filling buy orders -76212;1363574283;mircea_popescu;volume bar = candlestick bar for color -76211;1363574292;mircea_popescu;not really any relation, no. -76210;1363574334;Bugpowder;if there is a lot of liquidity and high volumes of trading, its more likely to happen on a sale -76209;1363574337;Bugpowder;BUT -76208;1363574373;Bugpowder;the bid and ask could also drift lower since the previous sale, in tandem, and then the next trade would be red regardless -76207;1363574384;Bugpowder;of if its a bid or ask getting hit -76206;1363574402;benkay;thanks. makes sense. -76205;1363574432;benkay;different question, do any traders on MPEx get priority in clearing orders? -76204;1363574433;Bugpowder;That is more common on MPEX than on MTGOX due to the greater number of trades -76203;1363574438;mircea_popescu;benkay no. -76202;1363574447;Bugpowder;benkay, those that use pympex -76201;1363574458;Bugpowder;have an easier time than those that cut and paste into the webpage -76200;1363574467;mircea_popescu;orders are processed as received -76199;1363574478;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 32 @ 0.105 = 3.36 BTC [+] -76198;1363574513;benkay;thanks. i've been reading macmillan and came across that artifact of bygone years. -76197;1363574530;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 50 @ 0.105 = 5.25 BTC [+] -76196;1363574557;Bugpowder;lol -76195;1363574559;Bugpowder;bygone years? -76194;1363574565;benkay;well -76193;1363574566;Bugpowder;Goldman gets priorty -76192;1363574568;benkay;you know what i mean. -76191;1363574580;Bugpowder;frontrunning is rampant -76190;1363574624;Bugpowder;in the us market, be it as a whisper to the trading desk, or as a router thats has lower latency to the trading engine -76189;1363574651;Bugpowder;Most of HFT is trying to frontrun -76188;1363574659;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 30 @ 0.105 = 3.15 BTC [+] -76187;1363574662;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.10999 = 2.1998 BTC [+] -76186;1363574710;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://bitbet.us/bet/284/primeasic-has-a-miner/ -76185;1363574725;mircea_popescu;apparently that guy was wrong. -76184;1363574747;dub;wait that shit is real? -76183;1363574768;mircea_popescu;what ? -76182;1363574800;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.2656 = 0.5312 BTC [-] -76181;1363574803;dub;primeasic -76180;1363574810;mircea_popescu;well seeing how the bet resolved as no... -76179;1363574851;kakobrekla;goes from about 16% gain to 3% at the end -76178;1363574859;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [-] -76177;1363574879;kakobrekla;right? -76176;1363574882;mircea_popescu;ya -76175;1363574902;kakobrekla;one can always argue that is not "fair enough" -76174;1363574912;mircea_popescu;yes -76173;1363574921;kakobrekla;but hey what can you do. -76172;1363574923;mircea_popescu;but as long as it's argued from both sides you know it's exactly fair -76171;1363574930;kakobrekla;:D -76170;1363574978;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/38/network-difficulty-under-12-million/ -76169;1363574982;mircea_popescu;this is getting some volume too -76168;1363574994;mircea_popescu;basically, bitbet march is like jan + feb x5 or some shit -76167;1363575118;kakobrekla;yeah -76166;1363575121;kakobrekla;thank you bfl -76165;1363575147;Bugpowder;what a crackhead https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.msg1635957#msg1635957 -76164;1363575162;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 6 @ 0.105 = 0.63 BTC [-] -76163;1363575182;mircea_popescu;lol -76162;1363575183;Bugpowder;"I'm thinking your 'NO' vote was probably a mistake," -76161;1363575310;mircea_popescu;"Together let's avoid a mistakes such as yours" -76160;1363575331;mircea_popescu;this is why universal literacy is a bad idea. -76159;1363575354;mircea_popescu;it doesn't make anyone any better, it just gives idiots more ways to manifest. -76158;1363575374;Bugpowder;how many of the 1000 shares are actually backed by silver, and not vaguely silver related 'investment vehicles' run by the least competent fund manager that does not yet have a scammer tag? -76157;1363575400;kakobrekla;another round of those would be needed yeah -76156;1363575414;kakobrekla;dunno it would make any diff anyway -76155;1363575425;kakobrekla;new will come -76154;1363575426;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder to quote some other muppet, -76153;1363575431;mircea_popescu;if you were a smart investor you'd know. -76152;1363575437;kakobrekla;:D -76151;1363575457;mircea_popescu;also, they're backed by his guitar -76150;1363575460;mircea_popescu;which he sold -76149;1363575477;benkay;hey i have a skateboard -76148;1363575480;benkay;i can has bitvestments? -76147;1363575484;Bugpowder;yes -76146;1363575485;mircea_popescu;sure/ -76145;1363575485;benkay;wat about dog -76144;1363575490;benkay;can back securities with dog? -76143;1363575494;mircea_popescu;you can have a dog on a skateboard hedge fund -76142;1363575512;kakobrekla;good logo idea -76141;1363575516;mircea_popescu;actually... from a strict nominalist perspective, "Dog on a Skateboard" ins't a bad name for a fund at all. -76140;1363575532;mircea_popescu;just as long as the person coming up with the name doesn't run it -76139;1363575540;mircea_popescu;if that person was someone else other than me i mean -76138;1363575541;mircea_popescu;etc. -76137;1363575564;benkay;i am sorely tempted -76136;1363575574;benkay;but that would be a distraction from creating value -76135;1363575594;Bugpowder;ziggap is looking like it was a great investment -76134;1363575598;pigeons;not -76133;1363575609;mircea_popescu;http://goxgame.sytes.net/demo/ -76132;1363575612;mircea_popescu;can anyone see that ? -76131;1363575622;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct ziggap -76130;1363575624;assbot;I thought I told you not to touch me. -76129;1363575633;mircea_popescu;sassy assy. -76128;1363575642;mircea_popescu;what's it trade under ? -76127;1363575647;pigeons;bitfunder -76126;1363575650;mircea_popescu;o i c -76125;1363575677;mircea_popescu;well... that's how far that went, im too lazy to go look -76124;1363575682;pigeons;delusional over-leveraged psycho fiat biz -76123;1363575690;kakobrekla;lol -76122;1363575692;benkay;mircea_popescu: no -76121;1363575709;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00074077 = 1.5927 BTC [-] -76120;1363575711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9716 @ 0.0007371 = 7.1617 BTC [-] -76119;1363575747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5833 @ 0.00072579 = 4.2335 BTC [-] -76118;1363575749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10618 @ 0.00072578 = 7.7063 BTC [-] -76117;1363575751;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4449 @ 0.00072021 = 3.2042 BTC [-] -76116;1363575761;benkay;bitcoin community is like 5 nines of idiot followers -76115;1363575776;benkay;and the e-whatever of people who aren't are like "fuck leading these idiots" -76114;1363575787;benkay;"let's take their money" -76113;1363575809;benkay;and some miserably small fraction left over is like "you guise lets build awesome post fiat systems o wait nobody cares" -76112;1363575811;mircea_popescu;ya well... this is an artefact of the utter failure of english culture. -76111;1363575820;mircea_popescu;when you tell every imbecile that they're good as they are and valuable for existing -76110;1363575835;benkay;i thought that was a particular hallmark of american culture -76109;1363575838;mircea_popescu;all you can possibly get is a pointless mass of people only usefull for making salami -76108;1363575858;mircea_popescu;nah, the english speaking world is pretty much similarly stupid. -76107;1363575882;benkay;what parts of the world don't suck in this way? -76106;1363575893;mircea_popescu;be it the us or the commonwealth, this fundamental error of thinking that you are born human rather than become human. -76105;1363575938;mircea_popescu;pretty much all its enemies. the arabs, for instance. the russians, for another instance. -76104;1363575942;pigeons;dogs are traditionaly very poor skateboarderes -76103;1363575945;mircea_popescu;the chinese, whatever. -76102;1363575951;mircea_popescu;i dunno much about azn -76101;1363575968;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQzUsTFqtW0 -76100;1363575994;kakobrekla;prolly better than usagi this one. -76099;1363576021;mircea_popescu;youtube is such a piece of shit. that link above ? "must have flash". however http://www.youtube.com/embed/CQzUsTFqtW0 works -76098;1363576041;mircea_popescu;whoa kickass dog :D -76097;1363576097;benkay;they're relatively easy to motivate -76096;1363576105;benkay;i considered training dogs as a hobby -76095;1363576112;benkay;heh -76094;1363576123;benkay;read the way i wrote it, i consider things as a hobby -76093;1363576148;mircea_popescu;i had dogs and went hunting a while back -76092;1363576152;mircea_popescu;kinda too lazy for it by now -76091;1363576174;mircea_popescu;prolly a good thing to do when im old i guess -76090;1363576234;jborkl;tu.silver having a problem?,no fucking way.the world is ending on that news -76089;1363576265;BitHub;what's the problem? -76088;1363576283;mircea_popescu;not really a problem, we were just poking fun at the usagi character -76087;1363576296;BitHub;ahh -76086;1363576307;BitHub;i thought something happened to tu.silver -76085;1363576326;mircea_popescu;nah -76084;1363576329;jborkl;usagi fund losing value? nothing that earth shattering since glbse -76083;1363576333;mircea_popescu;nothing has and conceivably nothing will. at all. -76082;1363576334;mircea_popescu;ever. -76081;1363576344;BitHub;lulz kk -76080;1363576346;kakobrekla;!l glbse cpa -76079;1363576347;assbot;Last trade for CPA on GLBSE was at 0.014 BTC [-] -76078;1363576351;kakobrekla;ha. -76077;1363576359;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla any way to get a timestamp "? -76076;1363576372;kakobrekla;hm -76075;1363576380;kakobrekla;from my old logs on the other hdd -76074;1363576383;kakobrekla;which is offline -76073;1363576385;kakobrekla;:p -76072;1363576396;jborkl;30d volume 1 -76071;1363576416;kakobrekla;but mircea_popescu must be around date glbse closed -76070;1363576422;mircea_popescu;yeah -76069;1363576428;mircea_popescu;oct what, 5th ? -76068;1363576439;kakobrekla;dunno is it 2013 already? -76067;1363576441;jborkl;sounds right -76066;1363576474;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150392.msg1635784#msg1635784 -76065;1363576478;mircea_popescu;the girl back on the horse. -76064;1363576508;dub;18-07-12-20:49 [GLBSE] [CPA] 1 @ 0.1013 BTC -76063;1363576520;kakobrekla;:o -76062;1363576537;kakobrekla;but that is wrong -76061;1363576539;kakobrekla;i mean -76060;1363576541;kakobrekla;10 times wrong -76059;1363576543;mircea_popescu;wait wut ? -76058;1363576554;mircea_popescu;so it went from .1 to .01 in three mionths ?! -76057;1363576563;mircea_popescu;what is this, usagi ? -76056;1363576566;kakobrekla;ah yeah the date -76055;1363576569;kakobrekla;hm -76054;1363576573;mircea_popescu;o wait. it WAS usagi -76053;1363576582;mircea_popescu;bwahahaha o gawd have mercy -76052;1363576592;kakobrekla;ya ofc is usagi -76051;1363576598;kakobrekla;did you think i was OT? -76050;1363576601;kakobrekla;silly. -76049;1363576609;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yes lol. i recall him doing nyan-whatever -76048;1363576624;kakobrekla;yea -76047;1363576639;mircea_popescu;dude people were giving Diablo-D3 a real hard time, but there's better examples of glbse-ness -76046;1363576661;kakobrekla;!l glbse dmc -76045;1363576662;assbot;Last trade for DMC on GLBSE was at 0.0666 BTC [-] -76044;1363576666;kakobrekla;ahahah -76043;1363576667;Diablo-D3;HAH -76042;1363576673;mircea_popescu;beastly. -76041;1363576677;Diablo-D3;thats awesome -76040;1363576685;kakobrekla;doomed you mean? -76039;1363576693;mircea_popescu;doomewsome -76038;1363576695;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: not at all, price is heading back up -76037;1363576706;kakobrekla;yeah you can hardly go below 0 -76036;1363576706;Diablo-D3;people are finally realizing I was right all along -76035;1363576709;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct dmc -76034;1363576712;assbot;Your actions are useless. -76033;1363576715;mircea_popescu;^ -76032;1363576746;dub;fuckin skynet right thar -76031;1363576750;mircea_popescu;let me guess, dmc is listed on bf too ? -76030;1363576765;pigeons;yep -76029;1363576821;pigeons;and no goxgame times out for me -76028;1363576823;mircea_popescu;im starting to emerge a seeing pattern here -76027;1363576833;kakobrekla;:o -76026;1363576842;mircea_popescu;pigeons me too. it's some sort of i dunno what play daytrading puppet made -76025;1363576889;Bugpowder;any news on coinlab? -76024;1363576895;Bugpowder;did the beta ever start? -76023;1363576903;Bugpowder;I signed up immediately -76022;1363576906;Bugpowder;no response -76021;1363576913;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: whats wrong with bf? -76020;1363576918;Bugpowder;my mtgox withdrawl is maxed for the month -76019;1363576939;Bugpowder;just waiting for the rest of the funds to disappear into a coinlab clusterfuck -76018;1363577011;dub;has gox sent any comms around this? -76017;1363577022;Diablo-D3;what happened to gox? -76016;1363577031;dub;I haven't seen an email or notification on teh site -76015;1363577070;benkay;gox sold their us order book to a new york company, diablo-d3 -76014;1363577071;pigeons;Diablo-D3: gox won't serve us/canada -76013;1363577073;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i don't get the tickering -76012;1363577080;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ahh -76011;1363577089;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder sucks. why;d you go so deep into gox ? -76010;1363577094;Diablo-D3;benkay: glad I pulled out of mtgox then -76009;1363577096;mircea_popescu;you knew they're dubious. -76008;1363577124;dub;so they are dropping USD and CAD? -76007;1363577125;Bugpowder;What was stupid was that I got verified, but didn't choose 50k as my max limit -76006;1363577127;pigeons;i just donated my balance to them i can't satisfy their id requirements despite being well under limits -76005;1363577141;Bugpowder;because I thought I'd never need it -76004;1363577142;mircea_popescu;pigeons what do you mean can't ? -76003;1363577149;Bugpowder;then bitcoins went to $50 -76002;1363577152;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: they will hold your ENTIRE balance if you dont ID on request -76001;1363577152;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder at least it wasn't 64k -76000;1363577154;Diablo-D3;and never send it back -75999;1363577159;pigeons;i mean i dont have prood of residency -75998;1363577159;benkay;here's a crazy question -75997;1363577164;pigeons;cause im homeless -75996;1363577164;Diablo-D3;!ticker -75995;1363577166;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -75994;1363577166;assbot;I thought I told you not to touch me. -75993;1363577167;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.46030, Best ask: 47.68000, Bid-ask spread: 0.21970, Last trade: 47.46029, 24 hour volume: 16140.79342397, 24 hour low: 46.80000, 24 hour high: 47.74700, 24 hour vwap: 47.43876 -75992;1363577172;mircea_popescu;uh -75991;1363577172;pigeons;i live in a van down by the river -75990;1363577184;mircea_popescu;what the fuck is "proof of residency" -75989;1363577193;Bugpowder;Utility bill -75988;1363577195;pigeons;utility bills from a rescidnce -75987;1363577198;benkay;is it possible to perform a 51% attack and change the number of bitcoins that will ever be in circulation? -75986;1363577202;Bugpowder;addressed to your ID address -75985;1363577205;mircea_popescu;benkay no. -75984;1363577212;benkay;how no? -75983;1363577215;pigeons;i have plenty of addresses but they all have utilities included in the payments -75982;1363577223;mircea_popescu;pigeons ^ -75981;1363577228;Diablo-D3;benkay: because bitcoins are only generated with gen tx -75980;1363577230;mircea_popescu;that exactly. wtf already. -75979;1363577240;Diablo-D3;and block depth sets the rewards for those -75978;1363577240;benkay;hey! -75977;1363577269;Diablo-D3;pigeons: so what about a bank statement -75976;1363577291;pigeons;nope you need that too, but you also need a utility bill, and not one i pay for the office, for a residence -75975;1363577307;mircea_popescu;i seriously can't believe the sort of shit people in the united soviets have to put up with. -75974;1363577308;Diablo-D3;so tell him everything is included in the rent and he must comply with US Federal law -75973;1363577313;pigeons;and your supposed to only need those when you hit certain limits, except when you don't -75972;1363577329;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well that isn't it, he's pulling out of the US because people are pressuring him to comply with the law -75971;1363577329;pigeons;fuck it i dont care i just havent used them since, about a year now -75970;1363577333;Bugpowder;Round 2 "There's really no reason to vote NO on any of my securities." -75969;1363577341;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i sold like 100 btc on bitcoin-central. -75968;1363577345;mircea_popescu;i needed an id and a bank account. -75967;1363577349;Bugpowder;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133168.40 -75966;1363577356;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats all they're required to ask for -75965;1363577367;pigeons;i treid to get my funds out again recently when i heard about coinlab, but same issue -75964;1363577372;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: unless there is a federal investigation and the bank is proxying for it, they cant ask you for anything else -75963;1363577379;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: and thats per the PATRIOT act -75962;1363577379;pigeons;well, they do -75961;1363577392;Diablo-D3;pigeons: yes, because mtgox is not a bank -75960;1363577395;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 this is yurp based tho -75959;1363577396;Diablo-D3;and does not have any lawyers -75958;1363577401;pigeons;that's the main reason the fake utility bills are sold on silk road -75957;1363577408;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: doesnt matter. us customers, us currency, they must comply with the law -75956;1363577413;mircea_popescu;pigeons i was thinking, how hard can it be to fake one -75955;1363577416;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: this is why hes pulling out -75954;1363577449;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 yes, this is exactly the point. us citizens are becoming the underserved inhabitants of a financial ghetto. -75953;1363577462;pigeons;yeah woulod seem a lot of work to call each utility company and verify you didnt just change the name and address or date from an old one -75952;1363577467;mircea_popescu;it's a sad state of affairs -75951;1363577474;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, and this is why we invented bitcoin in the first place -75950;1363577481;mircea_popescu;pigeons except utility corp is not allowed to answer. -75949;1363577488;Diablo-D3;what everyone should do is just blacklist mtgox and label all mtgox employees with scammer tags on the forums -75948;1363577518;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 well... the one positive step forward is if we could move off the mtgox-based usd price to a community fixing price. -75947;1363577532;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, I dont get why the fuck we're even measuring in USD -75946;1363577534;BitHub;:) -75945;1363577543;Diablo-D3;we should be measuring it in ounces of gold. -75944;1363577544;mircea_popescu;cause the euro is about to implode -75943;1363577556;mircea_popescu;and you gotta measure it in some sort of slave scrip -75942;1363577562;Diablo-D3;no you dont -75941;1363577567;Diablo-D3;I want it measured in ounces of gold. -75940;1363577569;mircea_popescu;for as long as you intend to allow scripslaves to get on the wagon -75939;1363577572;Diablo-D3;and nothing but. -75938;1363577574;BitHub;why? -75937;1363577578;pigeons;i imagine people will still want to trade usd for bitcoins after coinlab, but i doubt they will use coinlab long -75936;1363577579;mircea_popescu;well the nothing butt part might be difficult. -75935;1363577580;Diablo-D3;BitHub: because gold is real -75934;1363577581;BitHub;do you only have gold? -75933;1363577581;Diablo-D3;usd isnt -75932;1363577595;mircea_popescu;dude it's so complicated to pay in gold. -75931;1363577602;Diablo-D3;i can hold gold in my hand, I can't hold usd in my hand, I get some fictional make believe piece of paper instead -75930;1363577608;BitHub;going to the store and buying stuff with cash is more real than buying it with gold -75929;1363577623;Diablo-D3;the government can devalue your USD at any time -75928;1363577626;kakobrekla;interesting that same thing is being discussed for the fifth time in like a week. -75927;1363577626;Diablo-D3;its fictional and worthless -75926;1363577633;Diablo-D3;its not even good as toliet paper, I've tried -75925;1363577639;BitHub;oh you mean by like doing a forking? -75924;1363577641;BitHub;like that? -75923;1363577654;mircea_popescu;ima go make myself a dessert. -75922;1363577664;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: what, really? -75921;1363577672;BitHub;the dev's, mtgox can devalue bitcoin at any time -75920;1363577675;pigeons;im gonna try that toliet paper trick -75919;1363577686;tiberiusiv;the euro is not going to implode -75918;1363577695;vampireb;banks can asky for anythign they want -75917;1363577696;kakobrekla;well not the gold part cause that is stupid -75916;1363577697;vampireb;they're private -75915;1363577700;kakobrekla;but the other parts. -75914;1363577704;BitHub;i was reading that the price on mtgox was suppose to crash once but mtgox halted and it and ignored it trying to avoid a meltdown -75913;1363577708;BitHub;talk about manipulation -75912;1363577716;pigeons;citation needed -75911;1363577723;BitHub;give me few mins -75910;1363577733;Diablo-D3;yeah, thats why I pulled my btc out -75909;1363577739;Diablo-D3;I was going to sell more soon as we went past $50 -75908;1363577740;Diablo-D3;but fuck it -75907;1363577741;tiberiusiv;bithub: too bad there is 4-5 other exchangs to reference price -75906;1363577750;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -75905;1363577751;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.45136, Best ask: 47.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.29864, Last trade: 47.75000, 24 hour volume: 16460.01280008, 24 hour low: 46.80000, 24 hour high: 47.75000, 24 hour vwap: 47.44219 -75904;1363577754;Bugpowder;Let's not confuse "mtgox's trading engine blows" with "mtgox is propping up the price by slowing orders" -75903;1363577757;Diablo-D3;nanotube owns gribble right? -75902;1363577772;Bugpowder;He is user #1 -75901;1363577788;Diablo-D3;I think gribble needs to pull best bid and ask from all exchanges -75900;1363577799;Diablo-D3;and the same with the rest of the numbers -75899;1363577809;pigeons;well it isnt apples to apples -75898;1363577811;BitHub;averages -75897;1363577815;Diablo-D3;BitHub: no, best of -75896;1363577817;pigeons;goxusd is not the same as btce usd -75895;1363577824;Diablo-D3;pigeons: yes, but it can be -75894;1363577826;Bugpowder;heheh -75893;1363577828;Bugpowder;no -75892;1363577840;Diablo-D3;I can pull btc out of mtgox and then put it in btce and make the transaction -75891;1363577841;Bugpowder;MPOE has a different risk profile than S.DICE -75890;1363577857;Bugpowder;BTCe has a different risk profile than MTgox -75889;1363577874;jborkl;well,my asshole was going to implode once ,but my stomach stopped it.my asshole said thanks that was going to be bad for evveryone -75888;1363577875;BitHub;we need like a temple, and sacrifice a virgin every morning and ask the Satoshi Gods to name their price for the day -75887;1363577876;Bugpowder;Is a dollar at bitfloor = a dollar at mtgox? -75886;1363577879;vampireb;BTCe is in Russia. so yea it's different -75885;1363577889;vampireb;bitfloor is in NY -75884;1363577890;Diablo-D3;BitHub: well, Im seriously considering starting a religion -75883;1363577893;vampireb;Mtgox is in Japan -75882;1363577900;vampireb;3 different profiles completely -75881;1363577910;pigeons;a bird in the hand is worth 2 in your bush -75880;1363577913;Diablo-D3;vampireb: all I'm hearing is "trust no exchange" -75879;1363577918;vampireb;correct. -75878;1363577926;vampireb;i dont trust anyone -75877;1363577929;BitHub;i'm doing a bitcoin political party and religion under the same branch -75876;1363577932;BitHub;all sides covered -75875;1363577941;Diablo-D3;BitHub: religion and politics should never mix -75874;1363577955;BitHub;they mix well when acting as a sheild or bucket -75873;1363577977;BitHub;it makes sense to mix the two together -75872;1363577979;tiberiusiv;low trading volume for a few days already -75871;1363578112;Bugpowder;who wants to deposit into mtgox when on Mar 22nd you can deposit to coinlab.... -75870;1363578116;Bugpowder;or on the 31st -75869;1363578122;Bugpowder;or sometime in the vague future -75868;1363578481;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.54 = 1.08 BTC [-] -75867;1363578501;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.8885 = 8.885 BTC [-] -75866;1363578544;BitHub;deposit into coinlab and face never ending problems -75865;1363578559;BitHub;once coinlab is done bending you over, hello irs -75864;1363578600;Bugpowder;Gox is the same -75863;1363578611;Bugpowder;IRS is gonna get their share -75862;1363578623;benkay;btc is not for the us -75861;1363578628;benkay;it's for the rest of the world -75860;1363578629;Bugpowder;ALthough I will forcefully argue that it should be considered a longterm capital gain -75859;1363578636;benkay;poor silicon valley entrepreneurs don't get it -75858;1363578640;Bugpowder;rather than collectable. -75857;1363578665;benkay;although ten years from now this country will be all "wtf bitcoins? i thought that was a scam…" -75856;1363578669;smickles;no mpoebot? -75855;1363578685;benkay;*popcorn* -75854;1363578713;kakobrekla;benkay imma gonna start charging for that, cause of all the cleaning up i have to do afterwards. -75853;1363578727;benkay;hey dude -75852;1363578733;benkay;i paid for my ticket -75851;1363578745;benkay;serfs are supposed to be gratis -75850;1363578775;kakobrekla;:) -75849;1363578793;smickles;usagi: hiya :) -75848;1363578845;Bugpowder;usagi, I think you are needed in Cyprus for this confiscation vote -75847;1363578863;pigeons;good news usagi, silver down -75846;1363578915;Bugpowder;Just tell the people "I'm thinking your 'NO' vote was probably a mistake" -75845;1363578966;Bugpowder;silver popped, is fading now -75844;1363578975;pigeons;aww sorry -75843;1363578981;Bugpowder;but yeah, cyprus is presumably bullish for silver -75842;1363579085;kakobrekla;;l glbse bmf -75841;1363579095;kakobrekla;!l glbse bmf -75840;1363579096;assbot;Last trade for BMF on GLBSE was at 0.45999999 BTC [+] -75839;1363579175;mircea_popescu;anyone here know what urda is ? -75838;1363579207;kakobrekla;Urdă is a Romanian fresh white cheese made by reprocessing the whey drained from cheeses such as caş or telemea. -75837;1363579211;mircea_popescu; citation needed << he prolly means the hack 1 cent per btc episode mid 2011 -75836;1363579251;pigeons;o -75835;1363579321;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla it's not really made out of whey, but it is the queen of soft sweet cheeses -75834;1363579472;assbot;Last trade for COGNITIVE on GLBSE was at 0.575 BTC [-] -75833;1363579666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11863 @ 0.00072006 = 8.5421 BTC [-] -75832;1363579736;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.8884 = 2.6652 BTC [-] -75831;1363579775;mircea_popescu;sooo... btc deposited at mpex public address over 100k. -75830;1363579804;Bugpowder;Congrats! -75829;1363579835;Namworld;I thought it already went over that before. -75828;1363579859;Bugpowder;Time Between Blocks 6.79 (minutes) -75827;1363579860;mircea_popescu;Namworld possibly you're thinking total inbound -75826;1363579880;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: You mean 100k TOTAL CURRENT DEPOSITS?!? -75825;1363579906;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder no i mean, just 1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx excluding 1JPvucRfu3ZzEvfBUQTJwsxMrZjeTqD6zR etc -75824;1363579935;Bugpowder;oh ok -75823;1363579945;Bugpowder;cause if you control more than 100k BTC -75822;1363579950;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -75821;1363579953;gribble;Current Blocks: 226473 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 1334 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 7 hours, 1 minute, and 7 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6149093.71363 | Estimated Percent Change: 26.84697 -75820;1363579954;Bugpowder;starting to get risky -75819;1363579958;Bugpowder;you could run -75818;1363579961;mircea_popescu;i control way more than 100k lol -75817;1363579976;mircea_popescu;and have, for a while. -75816;1363579978;Bugpowder;LIQUID? -75815;1363579981;mircea_popescu;yes liquid. -75814;1363579981;Bugpowder;not S.MPOE -75813;1363579982;smickles;Bugpowder: he prolly won't run so long as btc < s.mpoe value -75812;1363579986;mircea_popescu;what, you thought im destitute ? -75811;1363579993;Bugpowder;no -75810;1363580001;mircea_popescu;not opm's tho. my own. -75809;1363580012;Bugpowder;I thought you had ~ $5MM and 50-100k BTC -75808;1363580037;Bugpowder;just an educated guess -75807;1363580037;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: do we have a bitcoin lawyer yet? -75806;1363580046;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 depends on who's whe -75805;1363580049;mircea_popescu;we* -75804;1363580051;smickles;'MM' == 'Mega Millions!!!' -75803;1363580052;Diablo-D3;the community -75802;1363580058;mircea_popescu;that i dunno -75801;1363580064;Diablo-D3;damn -75800;1363580067;Bugpowder;I think giga is providing one -75799;1363580072;Bugpowder;for the community -75798;1363580073;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: I dont mean for that -75797;1363580081;Diablo-D3;someone whos good at business law and shit -75796;1363580084;mircea_popescu;there was a guy on the forum a year bacl -75795;1363580095;mircea_popescu;but in general lawyers are on private retainers. -75794;1363580103;mircea_popescu;the community can't afford it. -75793;1363580105;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: which is expensive. meh. -75792;1363580138;Bugpowder;A decent associate is around $300 / hr -75791;1363580140;Diablo-D3;like, if I want to issue those corporate bonds, I'm going to need a lawyer -75790;1363580146;mircea_popescu;like, totally. -75789;1363580151;Bugpowder;that's transactional shit dude -75788;1363580159;mircea_popescu;prepare yourself for 50k downpayment. -75787;1363580161;smickles;;;calc 31/1.05 -75786;1363580161;gribble;29.5238095238 -75785;1363580169;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah =/ -75784;1363580172;Diablo-D3;thats more money thav I have -75783;1363580179;Bugpowder;you could get by with a lower level of lawyer then -75782;1363580179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00071767 = 3.2295 BTC [-] -75781;1363580188;Bugpowder;someone who is making $60k / year -75780;1363580194;smickles;;;calc 31/1.014 -75779;1363580195;gribble;30.5719921105 -75778;1363580214;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the problem is that in a field like "i wanna issue btc bonds" the opinion of a lawyer that makes 60k a month -75777;1363580223;mircea_popescu;is no different from the oppinion of the bus driver -75776;1363580229;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the point if they're btc or not doesn't matter -75775;1363580242;Bugpowder;http://lawfirmsuccess.wordpress.com/2011/05/26/so-called-second-tier-lawyers-relish-new-options/ -75774;1363580258;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 here's a tip : if you live in a smallish town see who your town used to advise on their bonds -75773;1363580261;mircea_popescu;(which is public info) -75772;1363580269;mircea_popescu;and go by their offices dressed nicely and being polite and ask -75771;1363580273;Bugpowder;You can get people that know how to do paperwork for you for cheap -75770;1363580275;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: how would I find that out? -75769;1363580289;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it's published somewhere, but you'll have to go digging -75768;1363580312;Bugpowder;http://www.legalzoom.com -75767;1363580313;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: why do you think my town issued bonds anyhow? -75766;1363580319;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: fuck legalzoom, that shit is a scam -75765;1363580320;mircea_popescu;cause i doubt any town didn't -75764;1363580323;Bugpowder;lol -75763;1363580327;mircea_popescu;what ?! -75762;1363580338;mircea_popescu;when did legalzoom become a scam ? -75761;1363580338;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: my town is old enough that it was here before 1776 -75760;1363580350;Diablo-D3;legalzoom is in trouble in multiple states -75759;1363580365;smickles;no need for legal zoom to be a scam, there's a big market for that service -75758;1363580371;Bugpowder;Diablo-D3: have they ever finanaced any infrastructure improvements? -75757;1363580374;Diablo-D3;iirc for practicing law in those states without having a lawyer from those states on staff -75756;1363580375;Bugpowder;probably yes -75755;1363580382;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: dont think so -75754;1363580384;Diablo-D3;I wish they would -75753;1363580396;mircea_popescu;get out, what town is this, potato idaho ? -75752;1363580408;smickles;xyz, mass. -75751;1363580415;mircea_popescu;they had bonds. -75750;1363580416;Diablo-D3;and like, the high school they built like 15 years ago was all done with federal grants -75749;1363580429;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, but who buys the bonds? where does the city's income come from? -75748;1363580434;mircea_popescu;taxes -75747;1363580438;smickles;Diablo-D3: you're describing the typical american town -75746;1363580447;mircea_popescu;and usually pension funds buy some sort of derivative off the bonds -75745;1363580449;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: town doesnt collect taxes though -75744;1363580456;mircea_popescu;banks hold them and do the packaging/slicing -75743;1363580477;Diablo-D3;smickles: well, I'm trying to figure out how much its going to cost to get this shit off the ground -75742;1363580478;mircea_popescu;it's a town witout revenue ? how does it pay fo the mayor/town administrator -75741;1363580490;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [-] -75740;1363580498;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I dunno, how DO towns collect taxes? -75739;1363580507;mircea_popescu;usually you pay for water and sewage -75738;1363580516;mircea_popescu;often enough there's a tax on power distribution -75737;1363580519;Diablo-D3;ahh, I dont pay for either of those -75736;1363580524;smickles;some with local sales tax -75735;1363580529;Diablo-D3;and Im not taxed directly for power, so its on my bill somewhere -75734;1363580529;mircea_popescu;they get income from cell companies towers, from billboards on town limits -75733;1363580531;smickles;some with local property tax -75732;1363580531;mircea_popescu;from various fines -75731;1363580532;Diablo-D3;and we dont have local sales tax -75730;1363580533;mircea_popescu;it's a list -75729;1363580543;Diablo-D3;and I dont think we have local property tax either -75728;1363580558;smickles;yeah, local fines, police quotas -75727;1363580574;Diablo-D3;heh, we have like 6 cops -75726;1363580587;Diablo-D3;they couldnt quota if they tried -75725;1363580598;Diablo-D3;nothing happens in this town -75724;1363580599;Diablo-D3;ever -75723;1363580612;Diablo-D3;like, it was big news a few years back some dickhead graffitied on the side of a building -75722;1363580615;mircea_popescu;well... if the yearly budget is like 10mn or somesuch maybe they never issued paper -75721;1363580617;Diablo-D3;thats never happened before -75720;1363580640;tiberiusiv;dont you pay property taxes diablo? -75719;1363580646;Diablo-D3;tiberiusiv: I dont own property -75718;1363580653;mircea_popescu;he sublets from pigeons -75717;1363580655;tiberiusiv;your landlord -75716;1363580660;Diablo-D3;but Im pretty sure the only property taxes we pay is to the state -75715;1363580672;tiberiusiv;no you are wrong -75714;1363580679;Diablo-D3;dude, do you live here? -75713;1363580694;tiberiusiv;ive lived in a bunch of US states -75712;1363580695;mircea_popescu;http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/graphics/08_22_10_property_tax/ -75711;1363580696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.0007144 = 3.6434 BTC [-] -75710;1363580697;mircea_popescu;look it up there. -75709;1363580704;mircea_popescu;the state doesn't do property taxes, they're a local concern. -75708;1363580704;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I live in maine lol. -75707;1363580709;mircea_popescu;ah -75706;1363580723;Diablo-D3;smickles: but yeah, basically, I wanna do DMC legit. -75705;1363580748;Diablo-D3;smickles: all the paperwork, all the is dotted and ts crossed -75704;1363580763;Diablo-D3;smickles: mircea_popescu thinks I'll spend like $50k -75703;1363580767;tiberiusiv;whats DMC? -75702;1363580778;kakobrekla;!l glbse dmc -75701;1363580779;assbot;Last trade for DMC on GLBSE was at 0.0666 BTC [-] -75700;1363580780;Diablo-D3;tiberiusiv: an uncompany. -75699;1363580801;smickles;Diablo-D3: for the 'green' dc/mining op, i could see 50k in organizational expenses -75698;1363580802;tiberiusiv;what are you trying to do -75697;1363580813;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: you know whats ironic? we're now paying more dividends than we ever did on glbse -75696;1363580823;Diablo-D3;tiberiusiv: long story. -75695;1363580828;kakobrekla;ironic? thats what alanis thought. -75694;1363580830;kakobrekla;it just sad. -75693;1363580833;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder http://legalzoomfraud.blogspot.ro/2008/05/use-of-forms-leads-to-litigation.html that one's cute -75692;1363580883;smickles;if you have the time to research tings yourself, sites like legalzoom just seem silly -75691;1363580906;Bugpowder;that site looks legit -75690;1363580909;Diablo-D3;yeah, I think legalzoom really is a scam -75689;1363580911;mircea_popescu;smickles basically some guy made a trust, but didn't properly account for revocation -75688;1363580915;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: it looks TOO legit -75687;1363580917;mircea_popescu;his wife died, he couldn't revoke the trust -75686;1363580917;Diablo-D3;thats the problem -75685;1363580978;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 for people with a clue, which mostly means 10 years as a paralegal and up, it's a useful shortcut -75684;1363580988;mircea_popescu;everyone else has not much business there other than for entertainment purposes. -75683;1363580996;Diablo-D3;meh I wish people I knew in high school wernt all potheads or drunks -75682;1363581005;Diablo-D3;you'd think ONE of them would have become a lawyer -75681;1363581010;mircea_popescu;this is why parents strive to take kids to good school districts. -75680;1363581028;Diablo-D3;I'd be like "remember that one time I saved you from that bully?" -75679;1363581040;kakobrekla;hed be like "no" -75678;1363581042;mircea_popescu;the question of course becomes why arent YOU a lawyer -75677;1363581053;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: because law doesn't interest me that way -75676;1363581057;tiberiusiv;he was one of the pothead or drunks -75675;1363581060;mircea_popescu;you could now provide free expert advice to all the potheads who saved you from each other. -75674;1363581061;Bugpowder;also there is a lot disciplines -75673;1363581061;kakobrekla;:D -75672;1363581064;Diablo-D3;tiberiusiv: I neither smoke nor drink. -75671;1363581074;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: ha ha, I never needed saving. -75670;1363581076;Bugpowder;you need a corporate law transactional lawyer -75669;1363581090;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder he's married to the wrong girl isnt he. -75668;1363581092;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I was the tallest kid in my grade until my junior year -75667;1363581106;mircea_popescu;iwas the tallest guy in my grade all through college. -75666;1363581114;Diablo-D3;yeah, so you know what its like then -75665;1363581120;mircea_popescu;it's pretty cool. -75664;1363581120;Bugpowder;Basically everyone is but me -75663;1363581131;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder lol. -75662;1363581137;Diablo-D3;it was usually kids from my class picking on kids from the class under us -75661;1363581143;mircea_popescu;yes yes, i'm envious. choke on it!!1 -75660;1363581160;Diablo-D3;somehow I became the good guy. not sure what went wrong there. -75659;1363581163;Bugpowder;Diablo-D3: Why not go to your state's bar association website and use their legal referral service to find a local laywer that specializes in your field of question -75658;1363581181;mircea_popescu;then send some people to beat him up, come by and save him -75657;1363581190;mircea_popescu;for 20 bucks worth of pot you've got yourself a friend. -75656;1363581198;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: lol -75655;1363581201;Diablo-D3;you think people here buy pot? -75654;1363581202;Diablo-D3;fuck no -75653;1363581207;mircea_popescu;meth, whatever. -75652;1363581212;Diablo-D3;everyone has an attic or basement, and its full of growlights -75651;1363581213;mircea_popescu;you just said they're potheads -75650;1363581219;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? -75649;1363581225;Diablo-D3;yeah, its fucking maine -75648;1363581228;Diablo-D3;we dont have that much money -75647;1363581233;mircea_popescu;what sort of fucking fantasia is this, a town with 6 cops and 6000 growlights -75646;1363581245;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: /me shrugs -75645;1363581257;benkay;portland oregon -75644;1363581257;Bugpowder;Arcata -75643;1363581258;Diablo-D3;theres a few kids in jail too, but they were the drunks -75642;1363581259;mircea_popescu;soon enough half california is moving there -75641;1363581263;Bugpowder;Humbolt -75640;1363581273;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i know a chick that went to humbolt. she hated it. -75639;1363581285;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.001) -75638;1363581286;gribble;75.0750750751 -75637;1363581287;Diablo-D3;and I think like half the girls were pregnant before they would have got out of college if they had actually went -75636;1363581292;Bugpowder;Portland Maine? -75635;1363581297;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: farther north. -75634;1363581301;Diablo-D3;at least you got the right state -75633;1363581320;mircea_popescu;the thing with maine is, no matter what you pick ppl go "further north" -75632;1363581324;Bugpowder;Caribou -75631;1363581351;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: not that far north damnit -75630;1363581357;Diablo-D3;caribou isnt even part of maine anymore -75629;1363581365;Diablo-D3;they all speak french up there and shit -75628;1363581369;Diablo-D3;fucking canadians -75627;1363581372;Bugpowder;ha -75626;1363581424;Diablo-D3;seriously, if one of my neighbors goes "eh, those hosers, eh?" Im going to slug them -75625;1363581478;benkay;aggro much? -75624;1363581487;Diablo-D3;I hate canada :< -75623;1363581506;Diablo-D3;smickles: but yeah, no wonder the US economy is in shambles -75622;1363581515;Diablo-D3;smickles: it costs $50k to start a company the right way -75621;1363581534;kakobrekla;O_o -75620;1363581596;Bugpowder;Diablo-D3: I don't think so -75619;1363581598;mircea_popescu;depends a lot on the sort of company you're starting. -75618;1363581605;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the kind that makes money -75617;1363581606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14726 @ 0.00070743 = 10.4176 BTC [-] -75616;1363581606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6074 @ 0.00071737 = 4.3573 BTC [+] -75615;1363581614;Bugpowder;Get an angel -75614;1363581620;mircea_popescu;it's more of the case of, "the kind you shouldn't be starting if you're poor" -75613;1363581622;Bugpowder;If your idea is so great -75612;1363581631;mircea_popescu;believe it or not there is such a subset. -75611;1363581637;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: that'd be anything that makes money -75610;1363581640;Bugpowder;The angel funding environment is better than it has ever been -75609;1363581647;smickles;Diablo-D3: actually, Smickles Accounting Services, a limited company is profitable as of today -75608;1363581649;mircea_popescu;pretty much everything involving the handling of money is not something that should be done by people without the experience of handling money. -75607;1363581654;Diablo-D3;like, I could, pretty much, overnight fuck Amazon's cloud business over hard -75606;1363581659;Diablo-D3;it'd just cost about $100m =/ -75605;1363581674;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder has a point there. if organised freakshows / circus acts a la what gets funded by ycombinator can get 500k -75604;1363581680;pigeons;anybody could, but how much would it make you -75603;1363581681;mircea_popescu;pretty much a walking zombie could get 50k -75602;1363581694;Diablo-D3;I dont live in california though -75601;1363581697;Bugpowder;granted it might be harder in maine -75600;1363581699;Diablo-D3;or nyc -75599;1363581706;Bugpowder;why not move? -75598;1363581713;mircea_popescu;train from maine to nyc costs you less than what you can panhandle in a day -75597;1363581714;Diablo-D3;because moving wouldnt do anything -75596;1363581721;Diablo-D3;maine is the optimum location for this business -75595;1363581726;smickles;we've been in operation since jan14 this year, and today we just overcame the organizational expeses -75594;1363581726;mircea_popescu;dude. just visit. -75593;1363581731;mircea_popescu;smickles wd! -75592;1363581733;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: visit _what_ -75591;1363581736;mircea_popescu;nyc. -75590;1363581738;smickles;thx :) -75589;1363581743;mircea_popescu;go there suck up to angels. -75588;1363581744;Diablo-D3;dude, I know no one in nyc -75587;1363581745;Bugpowder;find some angles -75586;1363581750;Diablo-D3;I dont even own a fucking suit -75585;1363581756;mircea_popescu;listen, i knew no one in any town i went to. -75584;1363581767;mircea_popescu;it takes what, two hours to pick up a chick get shown around. -75583;1363581771;mircea_popescu;and that if you lunch. -75582;1363581781;Diablo-D3;goddamnit, whoever runs whatever shoutcast station Im listening to, STOP SENDING GARBAGE THROUGH THE PIPE -75581;1363581788;Diablo-D3;I think Im deaf in one ear now -75580;1363581805;kakobrekla;it is called "shout"cast aint it -75579;1363581808;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you're one of those type A personalities though -75578;1363581811;Diablo-D3;Im not -75577;1363581812;Bugpowder;you might not be good at starting a business -75576;1363581818;Bugpowder;you need a partner -75575;1363581820;mircea_popescu;type a for asshole ? -75574;1363581834;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: yeah, and who would I trust for that job? -75573;1363581849;Diablo-D3;Ive given people tiny little bits of trust, and look what they do with it -75572;1363581851;Bugpowder;Well, you could try to present your idea to some freshly minted MBAs -75571;1363581856;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder incidentally, i think he's describing the problem that keeps 90% from all ventures from happening. -75570;1363581873;Bugpowder;Many business schools have courses where people come pitch their idea -75569;1363581880;Bugpowder;and MBAs link up with them -75568;1363581881;mircea_popescu;people with technical ability tend to be shy and suspicious. not trying to imply he has any technical ability ofcourse :D -75567;1363581904;Bugpowder;there are more MBAs out there than good ideas / people with skills -75566;1363581925;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh gee thanks -75565;1363581935;mircea_popescu;i got your back bro :D -75564;1363581944;Bugpowder;You just need to find a decent MBA dude to partner with -75563;1363581948;Diablo-D3;I'd like to have a cofounder -75562;1363581952;Bugpowder;you should -75561;1363581956;Diablo-D3;but I don't want to be stuck as the technical cofounder -75560;1363581962;Bugpowder;you should have 2-3 people -75559;1363581964;Bugpowder;dude -75558;1363581967;mircea_popescu;ideally 3. -75557;1363581969;Bugpowder;you are stuck as nothing right now -75556;1363581969;Diablo-D3;I'd like to have someone who isn't an idiot when it comes to technology -75555;1363581980;Diablo-D3;usagi: zuckerberg stole an idea and then sued his way out of trouble -75554;1363581981;mircea_popescu;3 is the magic number. if you get a chick and you both do her especially. -75553;1363581991;Diablo-D3;usagi: he had OTHER people do the technical work nearly for free -75552;1363581994;smickles;consider the word 'company' -75551;1363581998;Diablo-D3;usagi: the fucker doesn't even know how to program -75550;1363582006;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 same thing happened with the steves -75549;1363582007;Diablo-D3;smickles: yes, and consider what an LLC is -75548;1363582012;mircea_popescu;jobs pretty much fucked over woz -75547;1363582025;smickles;Diablo-D3: heh, i have a simple business tho -75546;1363582030;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I still think steve jobs died in 1984 -75545;1363582032;Bugpowder;Diablo-D3: You could start by reading ALL OF THIS. http://blakemasters.com/peter-thiels-cs183-startup/ -75544;1363582035;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: and its just bee a massive coverup ever since -75543;1363582042;Diablo-D3;>peter thiel -75542;1363582044;Diablo-D3;oh hai -75541;1363582049;Bugpowder;it's just one perspective, but it a better one than you have right now -75540;1363582051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12580 @ 0.00071737 = 9.0245 BTC [+] -75539;1363582073;mircea_popescu;signed. -75538;1363582104;smickles;$mpexlag -75537;1363582105;mpexbot;smickles: 0.099424123764 seconds -75536;1363582118;smickles;what's the other one? -75535;1363582121;mircea_popescu;zee outrage -75534;1363582127;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -75533;1363582129;gribble;0.131244 seconds -75532;1363582130;smickles;$email -75531;1363582131;mpexbot;smickles: No new messages received. -75530;1363582139;smickles;inbox 0 -75529;1363582142;smickles;hells ya -75528;1363582145;mircea_popescu;$email -75527;1363582146;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: No new messages received. -75526;1363582148;mircea_popescu;cool. -75525;1363582149;Bugpowder;Delaware's Div of Corporations charges $1,000 for 1 hour processing. For when you absolutely, positively must incorporate by lunchtime -75524;1363582166;smickles;1 hour processing?!! -75523;1363582176;mircea_popescu;pretty cool service actually. -75522;1363582182;smickles;i waited like 2 months D: -75521;1363582194;smickles;and they lost my paperwork the first time -75520;1363582200;mircea_popescu;smickles in exchange, you paid your organisational expenses by march 18th :D -75519;1363582200;Bugpowder;Delaware's 2012 rev = $3.36 billion, 30% of which (abt $985M) was from franchise+corp taxes+biz fees -75518;1363582213;smickles;mircea_popescu: heh, yeah :) -75517;1363582244;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -75516;1363582245;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.115979194641 seconds -75515;1363582250;mircea_popescu;fucking bs routers -75514;1363582293;smickles;that's 'a startup' tho, they play by different rules -75513;1363582293;Diablo-D3;usagi: I've heard this, and yes, I agree -75512;1363582300;Diablo-D3;smickles: this is still a startup -75511;1363582308;Diablo-D3;smickles: it just has a massive scope -75510;1363582308;smickles;ha -75509;1363582315;Bugpowder;what is 'this'? -75508;1363582320;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: dmc 2.0 -75507;1363582340;Bugpowder;First, drop the 2.0. Call it DMC^2 -75506;1363582344;mircea_popescu;haha -75505;1363582359;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: hurrr, its not actually going to be called dmc 2.0 -75504;1363582365;mircea_popescu;i tihnk in about five years the cost of a seat on this chan will be like... 30 btc. -75503;1363582368;Diablo-D3;I have a name picked out -75502;1363582372;kakobrekla;DMC^2 is something like bbbb? -75501;1363582384;Bugpowder;a grown man's fantasy? -75500;1363582389;Bugpowder;yes -75499;1363582397;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: huh? -75498;1363582401;Bugpowder;lol -75497;1363582412;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: I dont get the reference -75496;1363582419;kakobrekla;its ok. -75495;1363582516;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85829.msg1634650#msg1634650 -75494;1363582523;mircea_popescu;hey look at that, ciuciu has funds now -75493;1363582610;Diablo-D3;anyhow -75492;1363582624;Diablo-D3;I dunno, I think where I failed with DMC is I paired the plan down too small -75491;1363582657;kakobrekla;shoulda left it with 1 mio btc -75490;1363582688;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: yeah, and I shouldnt have paired it down to only a dozen or two racks -75489;1363582709;Diablo-D3;the original plan I didn't show anyone in the bitcoin community was on the order of a hundred racks or more -75488;1363582747;Diablo-D3;using today's tech, I can pretty much take $100m and have more storage than Amazon, and they're currently the largest public storage pool available -75487;1363582783;Bugpowder;do you think that is why they are winning? -75486;1363582793;Bugpowder;they have the most drives? -75485;1363582800;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: yes, I actually do -75484;1363582804;Diablo-D3;they're physically the biggest -75483;1363582814;Diablo-D3;its not because they're a successful bookstore. -75482;1363582843;Bugpowder;You are familiar with the Yegge rant right? -75481;1363582845;mircea_popescu;hum -75480;1363582846;Diablo-D3;(oddly enough, I finally ordered a book from them for the first time, and I've done thousands of dollars of business with them over the past however many years) -75479;1363582863;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: maybe, url? -75478;1363582920;Bugpowder;https://plus.google.com/112678702228711889851/posts/eVeouesvaVX -75477;1363582940;Bugpowder;1) All teams will henceforth expose their data and functionality through service interfaces. 2) Teams must communicate with each other through these interfaces. 3) There will be no other form of interprocess communication allowed: -75476;1363582954;Bugpowder;5) All service interfaces, without exception, must be designed from the ground up to be externalizable. -75475;1363582958;Bugpowder;6) Anyone who doesn't do this will be fired. -75474;1363582968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00070735 = 3.5368 BTC [-] -75473;1363582970;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13800 @ 0.00070573 = 9.7391 BTC [-] -75472;1363582978;Diablo-D3;oh heh, I've read this one -75471;1363583003;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: however, I agree with jeff bezos's mandate -75470;1363583010;Diablo-D3;he basically did what IBM already did in the 60s -75469;1363583037;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136357582265.png check out this work of cubism -75468;1363583042;Bugpowder;Nikkei is NOT happy -75467;1363583056;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: lol? -75466;1363583071;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder ya asian mkts are getting the hammering -75465;1363583091;Bugpowder;aiight -75464;1363583111;Bugpowder;I'm going to bed. Wasted enough time here... See ya next week. -75463;1363583133;Bugpowder;Panic will commence at 0700 hours tomorrow morning -75462;1363583138;Bugpowder;personal panic -75461;1363583146;Diablo-D3;why? -75460;1363583249;Diablo-D3;heh -75459;1363583266;Diablo-D3;sigh. -75458;1363583276;Diablo-D3;I dunno. -75457;1363583284;Diablo-D3;I want DMC 2.0 to be successful -75456;1363583404;smickles;https://smickles.com/mpex-gui/ << love it peeps -75455;1363583499;smickles;kakobrekla: were you the one who mentioned working on a kalman filter based trade bot? -75454;1363583528;kakobrekla;yeah what about it -75453;1363583545;smickles;how's the project been doing? -75452;1363583573;kakobrekla;ah well i have build various indicators based on it -75451;1363583603;kakobrekla;packing the latest one into a bot as we speak -75450;1363583630;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.33318 BTC [-] -75449;1363583656;smickles;neat. I thought it sounded promising :) -75448;1363583688;kakobrekla;is not bad at all -75447;1363584042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24044 @ 0.00071737 = 17.2484 BTC [+] -75446;1363584505;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu that didnt take long https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151354.msg1636288#msg1636288 -75445;1363584527;mircea_popescu;haha cool -75444;1363584528;kakobrekla;moar https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154272.msg1636282#msg1636282 -75443;1363584549;mircea_popescu;this will end in tears. -75442;1363584555;kakobrekla;hm -75441;1363584565;mircea_popescu;looks to me like a lot of newcomers drinking the visibility coolaid -75440;1363584757;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder you know that google rant was useful. i still don't think facebook is worth over 10 bucks but at least i understand now why it's not worth zero. -75439;1363584758;gribble;The operation succeeded. -75438;1363584918;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: that rant popped up on HN shortly after it was posted -75437;1363584921;Diablo-D3;I enjoyed it -75436;1363584959;mircea_popescu;i don't really follow/care about them gizmo corps -75435;1363584973;Diablo-D3;you're not technically minded, thats why -75434;1363585039;mircea_popescu;i am technically minded, i just don't happen to be a hipster. -75433;1363585053;Diablo-D3;I find large scale data storage a very interesting topic -75432;1363585060;mircea_popescu;in and of itself, sure. -75431;1363585064;Diablo-D3;I dont really care for what facebook actually is though -75430;1363585077;mircea_popescu;the dickering, bickering, woes and troubles of wanna-be tech corps like google etc however... -75429;1363585079;Diablo-D3;I dont even have a facebook account -75428;1363585092;mircea_popescu;it'd be of interest if i were trying to marry a google paycheck or something. -75427;1363585102;Diablo-D3;I dunno, I may just replace google at some point -75426;1363585113;Diablo-D3;google is a defective product. -75425;1363585210;pigeons;well it works alright for google. not so well long term for many users -75424;1363585237;Diablo-D3;yeah, I dont care about shareholder masturbation -75423;1363585241;Diablo-D3;it doesn't provide me any value -75422;1363585256;Diablo-D3;money, well, doesn't really have that much of a grip in me -75421;1363585268;Diablo-D3;I'm more about the learning and doing, not the owning -75420;1363585314;mircea_popescu;then you should get a job -75419;1363585318;mircea_popescu;starting companies is not for you. -75418;1363585338;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: no company exists that can do what I want. -75417;1363585347;Diablo-D3;so that, too, is something I must do. -75416;1363585356;mircea_popescu;not how this works. -75415;1363585367;Diablo-D3;yes, this is whats wrong with this planet -75414;1363585368;mircea_popescu;if there's no company that does what you want and you can;'t start one, you sit and cry till someone else makes it -75413;1363585374;mircea_popescu;you don't become magically qualified just because. -75412;1363585385;Diablo-D3;I'm more than qualified to do the technical work -75411;1363585391;mircea_popescu;that's besides the point. -75410;1363585392;Diablo-D3;I'd rather delegate the actual business shit to someone else -75409;1363585403;mircea_popescu;only people who understand and productively apply owning things can start companies. -75408;1363585406;Diablo-D3;I haven't found anyone particularly qualified for the position -75407;1363585407;mircea_popescu;that's the entire point. owning. -75406;1363585425;Diablo-D3;"productively owning things" -75405;1363585428;mircea_popescu;yea -75404;1363585432;Diablo-D3;productivity does not come out of owning things. -75403;1363585436;mircea_popescu;o yes it does. -75402;1363585442;mircea_popescu;the only source of productivity is ownership. -75401;1363585455;Diablo-D3;then I must be the richest person on the planet. -75400;1363585475;mircea_popescu;or just the person with the worst instrumentation. -75399;1363585487;Diablo-D3;the things I care about simply cannot be bought. -75398;1363585502;smickles;;;ticker -75397;1363585503;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.30011, Best ask: 47.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.19988, Last trade: 47.50000, 24 hour volume: 17273.34835843, 24 hour low: 46.81000, 24 hour high: 47.75000, 24 hour vwap: 47.47338 -75396;1363585505;Diablo-D3;this is why money just doesn't feature that big in my life. -75395;1363585525;mircea_popescu;ya well... that's fine, but you'll never go anywhere with a company. -75394;1363585539;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I think you've misunderstood somewhere. -75393;1363585545;mircea_popescu;possibly. -75392;1363585548;Diablo-D3;Any company I run will be highly efficient. -75391;1363585566;mircea_popescu;more like, you'll wish for any company you run to be highly efficient. -75390;1363585569;Diablo-D3;It will not be one of these… whatever the fuck you call companies like IBM or Google -75389;1363585579;Diablo-D3;all this money wasted on dumb shit -75388;1363585613;Diablo-D3;I mean, yes, I understand this is how all shareholder owned companies work -75387;1363585617;BitHub;osbourne? -75386;1363585636;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8748 BTC [+] -75385;1363585636;Diablo-D3;they're highly inefficient and do not put money into improving the user experience. -75384;1363585639;Diablo-D3;s/user/customer/ -75383;1363585649;Diablo-D3;I have no interest in even working for such companies. -75382;1363585660;Diablo-D3;They simply can't do what I need them to do. -75381;1363585696;Diablo-D3;I mean, hell, if Google was serious about becoming the Internet or whatever nonsense they have cooked up this week, they'd just go private already and go back to work. -75380;1363585733;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: companies exist for one reason and one reason only -75379;1363585734;Diablo-D3;to make money. -75378;1363585778;[\\\];Unless they're NPO -75377;1363585779;Diablo-D3;any company who is inefficient enough to leave money on the table like that simply does not deserve to exist -75376;1363585792;Diablo-D3;amazon could have cornered the entire cloud market -75375;1363585799;Diablo-D3;they could have bankrupted almost every competitor -75374;1363585802;Diablo-D3;and they haven't. -75373;1363585806;Diablo-D3;they screwed up. -75372;1363585929;BitHub;bank commercials tell me all the time how much they care about me tho -75371;1363585950;Diablo-D3;they care about your money -75370;1363585954;Diablo-D3;they dont care about you. -75369;1363585960;Diablo-D3;and since they you dont have any money -75368;1363585964;Diablo-D3;they care even less about you. -75367;1363585971;BitHub;so they're not going to come to my daughters graduation then? -75366;1363585974;BitHub;rude pricks -75365;1363585988;pigeons;statefarm insurance is a good neighbor -75364;1363586006;BitHub;D3 i don't have money? lulz -75363;1363586008;BitHub;okey -75362;1363586009;Diablo-D3;no, but they'll be happy to loan her money she can never repay to go to college. -75361;1363586020;Diablo-D3;BitHub: unless you;re a millionare, no. -75360;1363586031;BitHub;ahh i see -75359;1363586047;BitHub;real money -75358;1363586056;Diablo-D3;yeah, real money -75357;1363586187;BitHub;company = being a target -75356;1363586263;pigeons;going outside = being a target -75355;1363586281;pigeons;get a bigger gun -75354;1363586310;BitHub;i must be the only person lucky enough to roll without burners -75353;1363586336;BitHub;here i mean -75352;1363586347;BitHub;everyone is gunned up heh -75351;1363587095;Chaang-Noi;we ever figure out why the nextwork wqas on fire? -75350;1363587110;Chaang-Noi;bfl avalon, asicminer or luck? -75349;1363587141;Chaang-Noi;and yeah, lots of guns and rottwilers here.... -75348;1363587154;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -75347;1363587156;gribble;Current Blocks: 226490 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 1317 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 7 hours, 14 minutes, and 4 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6163571.41569 | Estimated Percent Change: 27.14563 -75346;1363587158;Chaang-Noi;good to have just in case :) -75345;1363587177;Chaang-Noi;27% jump, seems like we slowed down a bit -75344;1363587190;kakobrekla;slowed down? -75343;1363587197;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -75342;1363587199;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.56250, Best ask: 47.69095, Bid-ask spread: 0.12845, Last trade: 47.69098, 24 hour volume: 17248.04188473, 24 hour low: 46.81000, 24 hour high: 47.75000, 24 hour vwap: 47.47479 -75341;1363587213;Chaang-Noi;it was a bit faster 12 hours ago -75340;1363587229;kakobrekla;ya well it goes up and down -75339;1363587244;Chaang-Noi;yeah, after 12 hours anyone figure out why? i had to sleep :/ -75338;1363587244;kakobrekla;mostly up tho -75337;1363587263;Chaang-Noi;ahhhhhh coooffffeeeeee :D -75336;1363587282;dub;;;bc,nethash -75335;1363587283;gribble;47262.136161641218 -75334;1363587328;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=129354.msg1635878#msg1635878 -75333;1363587349;mircea_popescu;i don't get this. is he a hoster that doesn't understand hosting ? -75332;1363587364;Chaang-Noi;we were at 54 th last night -75331;1363587380;Chaang-Noi;i hope it was not bfl... -75330;1363587411;Chaang-Noi;asicminer is down 1 th, hmmm -75329;1363587462;kakobrekla;what a losers -75328;1363587471;mircea_popescu;what do they specifically claim, 10th ? -75327;1363587476;mircea_popescu;asicminer i mean -75326;1363587485;dub;nothing -75325;1363587508;dub;they claim to have created 12th worth of chip -75324;1363587521;Chaang-Noi;no, we can see their account on btcguild it was 6.2 th last night, it is now 5.2 -75323;1363587545;mircea_popescu;dub ya but iirc about six weeks after "delivery" they were hashing with 6th -75322;1363587547;Chaang-Noi;there is some guy on ozcoin with 3 th but we dont think it is asicminer, might be avalon "testing" -75321;1363587548;mircea_popescu;or 50% capacity. -75320;1363587560;dub;mircea_popescu: yes -75319;1363587560;mircea_popescu;never was explained, the whys. have they yet got it up to the promised 12 ? -75318;1363587567;Chaang-Noi;yeah asicminer has had some problems that were not explained -75317;1363587572;dub;they said 'power and cable problem' -75316;1363587581;dub;or cooling -75315;1363587583;mircea_popescu;ya well... -75314;1363587584;kakobrekla;i suspect 'premine' is the reason for avalon delays.. aritificial -75313;1363587585;mircea_popescu;fans, obviously -75312;1363587589;Chaang-Noi;yeah power problems so moved tonew place, cant get the right staff... stuff like that -75311;1363587601;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla how do you mean ? -75310;1363587604;Chaang-Noi;they did say they want to be full up with the whole 60 th by the end of april -75309;1363587613;kakobrekla;well peeps reported 'a lot' of dust in the units -75308;1363587622;kakobrekla;meaning 'extensive testing' -75307;1363587626;Chaang-Noi;i would call that "testing" -75306;1363587631;Chaang-Noi;:) -75305;1363587640;kakobrekla;yeah the brackets are the problem. -75304;1363587658;mircea_popescu;oh -75303;1363587666;kakobrekla;they get 1500 usd back in a week -75302;1363587670;kakobrekla;or something -75301;1363587677;kakobrekla;and then sell for another 1500 -75300;1363587682;kakobrekla;:) -75299;1363587699;Chaang-Noi;if they are short on company funds i think it would be hard not to "test" and get the money back. -75298;1363587725;dub;kakobrekla: probably only a little testing done outside in teh dirt -75297;1363587735;dub;im serious this is china, expect anything -75296;1363587743;dub;and alos nothing -75295;1363587750;kakobrekla;lol -75294;1363587782;kakobrekla;dunno why they dont sell modules only -75293;1363587804;kakobrekla;id stick one imah computah -75292;1363587814;dub;well in theory their model wins -75291;1363587829;dub;it just requires competence/honesty etc -75290;1363587855;dub;like you have fucking fabbed silicon, how do you fuck up supplying enough power and cooling to it -75289;1363587882;kakobrekla;im talkin bout avalon -75288;1363587894;dub;oh -75287;1363587895;kakobrekla;are they having these issues too? -75286;1363587935;dub;I think Jeff said his had some heat issues -75285;1363587951;mircea_popescu;dub basically the #1 problem with cowboy runs are the chip reliability. -75284;1363587961;mircea_popescu;that's pretty much my main concern. hash hours per chip. -75283;1363587964;mircea_popescu;across the board. -75282;1363587987;mircea_popescu;anyone can fab silicon. doing it in any sort of comercially useful way however... -75281;1363587999;kakobrekla;ima gonna try to get a fury board if it will be for sale -75280;1363588035;dub;fury was the sea of hashers pga crowd? -75279;1363588045;kakobrekla;ya -75278;1363588046;dub;are they busting out an asic too? -75277;1363588051;kakobrekla;ya -75276;1363588076;kakobrekla;he gave me the sea of hashers source yesterday -75275;1363588089;kakobrekla;i gave it to someone to jerk around with -75274;1363588151;kakobrekla;but i just sold my last fpga -75273;1363588161;Chaang-Noi;i think i would buy a box and buy an aircon unit and my avalon in it if i had one... -75272;1363588168;Chaang-Noi;keep that shit on ice -75271;1363588297;Chaang-Noi;btc crawling up, good sign for the week? -75270;1363588538;dub;or GFC 2.0 -75269;1363588968;Namworld;Does that looks nice at all to anyone? http://www.namworld.net/pf/bitvps.com/openvz-vps -75268;1363589034;parseval;I like that, Namworld -75267;1363589086;Namworld;It can always be better however. Feedback on any elements or the whole would be appreciated. -75266;1363589214;parseval;It's a little bit wide.. If I have my 1920x screen cut in half, I have to expand the browser window... it looks like there is room to make the list expansive rather than fixed, or with a narrower min-width -75265;1363589267;smickles;they look like little racks <3 -75264;1363589303;tiberiusiv;whats amazing about the litecoin crowd is they do not understand that bitcoin asics also increase litecoin difficulty -75263;1363589326;Namworld;That's pretty much what they're intended to look like. Little racked servers. -75262;1363589343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4500 @ 0.00071737 = 3.2282 BTC [+] -75261;1363589371;parseval;Do you do colocation at all? -75260;1363589389;Namworld;No, we don't offer that. -75259;1363589443;parseval;It might be good to put the connection speed along with the bandwidth -75258;1363589551;Namworld;Well since it's VPSes the cables are kind of shared so... there's no definite guaranteed speed. -75257;1363589566;Namworld;Might vary depending on the server size too. -75256;1363589579;Namworld;All depends on the machine the VPS is on and others. -75255;1363589597;parseval;Okay -75254;1363589648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12100 @ 0.00070573 = 8.5393 BTC [-] -75253;1363589651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12211 @ 0.00070201 = 8.5722 BTC [-] -75252;1363590156;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_t39jCXXIrY -75251;1363590158;Diablo-D3;man -75250;1363590160;Diablo-D3;this video is lol -75249;1363590465;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/happy-first-birthday-mpex/ -75248;1363590467;mircea_popescu;lalala -75247;1363590676;Chaang-Noi;do we get cake? -75246;1363590762;mircea_popescu;i do -75245;1363590825;Namworld;Seems like he really caught the Bitcoin bug -75244;1363590987;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 2 @ 2.5 = 5 BTC -75243;1363590991;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 8 @ 2.5 = 20 BTC -75242;1363590993;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 3 @ 2.5 = 7.5 BTC -75241;1363590995;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 4 @ 2.5 = 10 BTC -75240;1363591052;Diablo-D3;Namworld: yeah really -75239;1363591054;Diablo-D3;I mean -75238;1363591059;Diablo-D3;didnt he show up to that one bitcoin convention? -75237;1363591063;Diablo-D3;the one in london? -75236;1363591108;Namworld;Not sure. -75235;1363591365;Namworld;Look. A bucket shop. -75234;1363591434;the-bucket-shop;wassup? -75233;1363591504;Namworld;Eheh, not by much apparently. -75232;1363591629;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 155 @ 0.00499 = 0.7735 BTC [+] -75231;1363591668;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.874695 BTC [-] -75230;1363592205;smickles;lol, mircea_popescu how is 101401.7833687 a 'nice round number'? -75229;1363592217;Namworld;Not sure I'm following you but anyway -75228;1363592222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.00068138 = 4.7356 BTC [-] -75227;1363592222;Namworld;@Usagi -75226;1363592611;mircea_popescu;smickles sh :p -75225;1363592728;Diablo-D3;so -75224;1363592733;Diablo-D3;I think what I'm going to do is this -75223;1363592739;Diablo-D3;issue $100m worth of bonds -75222;1363592763;mircea_popescu;go to jail -75221;1363592765;mircea_popescu;??? -75220;1363592766;mircea_popescu;profit. -75219;1363592776;Diablo-D3;no -75218;1363592788;Diablo-D3;and basically bankrupt verizon by eating their lunch -75217;1363592848;Namworld;Well, I'm off, night everyone. -75216;1363592913;kakobrekla;you know its bad when you see ppl in merrica go to sleep. -75215;1363593052;smickles;lol -75214;1363593096;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.821501 BTC [-] -75213;1363593118;smickles;OMFG, threading is awesome! -75212;1363593122;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 2 BTC [+] -75211;1363593145;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.87193 BTC [+] -75210;1363593481;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.54 BTC [-] -75209;1363593541;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.535 = 1.07 BTC [-] -75208;1363593720;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5130002 BTC [-] -75207;1363594147;Diablo-D3;smickles: I am going to beat you like a drum -75206;1363594152;Diablo-D3;async messaging > threading -75205;1363594235;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.8215 = 12.3225 BTC [-] -75204;1363594237;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -75203;1363594239;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [-] -75202;1363594613;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1978 = 0.3956 BTC [+] -75201;1363594616;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1979 = 0.3958 BTC [+] -75200;1363594618;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 15 @ 0.198 = 2.97 BTC [+] -75199;1363594620;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.199999 = 0.6 BTC [+] -75198;1363594688;mircea_popescu;@SarahKSilverman My heart breaks for people who don't know the relief & joy of being wrong & saying sorry -75197;1363594696;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.48993 BTC [+] -75196;1363594699;mircea_popescu;@Mircea_Popescu @SarahKSilverman Too old to have your heart broken for the proper reasons ? -75195;1363595148;midnightmagic;making friends still I see -75194;1363595325;mircea_popescu;ever read swift ? -75193;1363595341;smickles;i read taylor swift all the time -75192;1363595346;smickles;she's brilliant -75191;1363595367;mircea_popescu;lol -75190;1363595371;mircea_popescu;johnatan -75189;1363595375;mircea_popescu;i don't read these new things -75188;1363596058;smickles;soebot is back :D -75187;1363596233;mircea_popescu;$email -75186;1363596234;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: No new messages received. -75185;1363596272;smickles;$markov -75184;1363596273;mpexbot;indeed. far away in the stroller, comes back with 3 strollers and a motorbike -75183;1363596291;smickles;o_0 -75182;1363596534;mircea_popescu;lol -75181;1363596684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00068708 = 11.5429 BTC [+] -75180;1363596686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00069629 = 7.1718 BTC [+] -75179;1363597471;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.800075 = 3.2003 BTC [-] -75178;1363597474;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.8 = 8 BTC [-] -75177;1363597617;midnightmagic;$doom -75176;1363597620;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 10 @ 0.2 = 2 BTC [+] -75175;1363597623;midnightmagic;boo -75174;1363597719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00069629 = 1.3926 BTC [+] -75173;1363597721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9150 @ 0.00069728 = 6.3801 BTC [+] -75172;1363598708;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.5 BTC -75171;1363598951;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 6 @ 0.48994 = 2.9396 BTC [+] -75170;1363599090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9947 @ 0.00069178 = 6.8811 BTC [-] -75169;1363599099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.00068138 = 2.0782 BTC [-] -75168;1363599100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4112 @ 0.00067896 = 2.7919 BTC [-] -75167;1363599664;dub;$moo -75166;1363600954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00069001 = 3.243 BTC [+] -75165;1363601398;Olive6767;Hi All :) -75164;1363602114;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01966 BTC [+] -75163;1363602131;TradeFortress;options on btct.co! -75162;1363602192;smickles;< dub> $moo << do that again -75161;1363602620;dub;$moo -75160;1363602621;mpexbot;dub: It's starting to sound like Wal-Mart in here -75159;1363604034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22850 @ 0.00069001 = 15.7667 BTC [+] -75158;1363604036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8150 @ 0.00068212 = 5.5593 BTC [-] -75157;1363604038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.0006814 = 9.267 BTC [-] -75156;1363604040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5588 @ 0.00067896 = 3.794 BTC [-] -75155;1363604800;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.792125 = 7.9213 BTC [-] -75154;1363604832;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.792 = 7.92 BTC [-] -75153;1363604870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00067637 = 3.6862 BTC [-] -75152;1363604876;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.791 BTC [-] -75151;1363604924;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.791 BTC [-] -75150;1363604958;Chaang-Noi;sell off :. -75149;1363606328;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [-] -75148;1363606330;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 80 @ 0.105 = 8.4 BTC [-] -75147;1363606702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2506 @ 0.00067637 = 1.695 BTC [-] -75146;1363606704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5415 @ 0.00067587 = 3.6598 BTC [-] -75145;1363606711;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7576 @ 0.00067334 = 5.1012 BTC [-] -75144;1363606713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4653 @ 0.00066743 = 3.1056 BTC [-] -75143;1363607568;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 16 @ 0.105 = 1.68 BTC [-] -75142;1363608009;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849999 BTC [+] -75141;1363608820;MJR_;hey guys -75140;1363608840;MJR_;OIX is down a bit huh? -75139;1363609637;Enky;kako -75138;1363609639;Enky;wake up -75137;1363611051;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -75136;1363611054;gribble;Current Blocks: 226538 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 1269 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 10 hours, 35 minutes, and 56 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6138999.72395 | Estimated Percent Change: 26.63875 -75135;1363611054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17150 @ 0.0006681 = 11.4579 BTC [+] -75134;1363611734;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1370 @ 0.000708 = 0.97 BTC [-] -75133;1363612037;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7038 @ 0.0006681 = 4.7021 BTC [+] -75132;1363612038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2662 @ 0.00066743 = 1.7767 BTC [-] -75131;1363612389;Chaang-Noi;http://istheblockchainforked.com/ lulz -75130;1363612515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00067599 = 2.704 BTC [+] -75129;1363613273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3437 @ 0.00067599 = 2.3234 BTC [+] -75128;1363613275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16712 @ 0.00067679 = 11.3105 BTC [+] -75127;1363614063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00069048 = 7.5262 BTC [+] -75126;1363614065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00069112 = 9.6066 BTC [+] -75125;1363615156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10451 @ 0.00068713 = 7.1812 BTC [-] -75124;1363615158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13608 @ 0.00068243 = 9.2865 BTC [-] -75123;1363615834;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -75122;1363615836;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00444444 / 0.00474956 / 0.0051 (602 shares, 2.86 BTC), 7D: 0.00444444 / 0.00516205 / 0.00599987 (72521 shares, 374.36 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00610218 / 0.0069 (2302441 shares, 14,049.93 BTC) -75121;1363615846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12962 @ 0.00069112 = 8.9583 BTC [+] -75120;1363615853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2938 @ 0.00069593 = 2.0446 BTC [+] -75119;1363616691;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 2 @ 0.00172 = 0.0034 BTC [-] -75118;1363617114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5012 @ 0.00069593 = 3.488 BTC [+] -75117;1363617116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3488 @ 0.00069728 = 2.4321 BTC [+] -75116;1363618251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3392 @ 0.00068243 = 2.3148 BTC [-] -75115;1363618253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1074 @ 0.00068028 = 0.7306 BTC [-] -75114;1363620399;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.5 BTC -75113;1363620600;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [+] -75112;1363621148;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.849999 = 1.7 BTC [+] -75111;1363621920;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 2 BTC [+] -75110;1363621934;imsaguy;mircea_popescu -75109;1363621940;pigeons;is a -75108;1363621957;imsaguy;mircea_popescu, I has been quoted. I want my royalties. -75107;1363622116;pigeons;link -75106;1363622201;imsaguy;http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-ddosed-an-epic/ -75105;1363622249;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01028 BTC [-] -75104;1363622251;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01027 BTC [-] -75103;1363622253;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.01 = 0.06 BTC [-] -75102;1363622365;jurov;imsaguy, what do you want? free mpex acct? i guess mp's offer doesn't extend so far -75101;1363622429;jurov;you'll have to choose from the 5 or so options i PM'd you anyway, no need to make a fuss around it -75100;1363622668;imsaguy;who's making a fuss? -75099;1363622700;jurov;TFA clearly says i'm collecting the claims. -75098;1363622716;jcpham;imsaguy you can have my free account -75097;1363622717;jurov;and i'm still waiting for you to choose -75096;1363622728;jcpham;mircea_popescu totaly promised me a free mpex account -75095;1363622736;jcpham;don't let him weasel out either -75094;1363622753;imsaguy;I'm sorry, I missed the PPS -75093;1363622764;pigeons;he gave me a free one, cause no one would take them at the time -75092;1363622767;imsaguy;you've have to forgive my missing that one line at the very end of the frakking article -75091;1363622781;imsaguy;s/you've/you/ -75090;1363622798;imsaguy;I didn't mean to step on your toes -75089;1363622826;jcpham;too many hookers and blow this weekend -75088;1363622833;jcpham;i'm not even hearing your words -75087;1363622839;jurov;np :) -75086;1363622860;imsaguy;its fine -75085;1363622871;jcpham;;;calc 25*[ticker --last] -75084;1363622871;gribble;1188.00075 -75083;1363622883;jcpham;http://i.imgur.com/sQXyefn.jpg -75082;1363622887;jcpham;from my cold, dead hands -75081;1363623046;jurov;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:db7c48cd4027f8901d2642cd24ccf4cb2ebff53183c88985f1a6c1f0 -75080;1363623048;gribble;You are now authenticated for user jurov with key 677ABD62D0AEE7D7 -75079;1363623055;jcpham;you can't afford that ammo -75078;1363623058;jcpham;quit lying -75077;1363623062;abracadabra;heh -75076;1363623076;abracadabra;cost me less than 25BTC -75075;1363623077;abracadabra;:p -75074;1363623083;jcpham;damn -75073;1363623086;jcpham;got me there. -75072;1363623103;jcpham;you've got less than 6 hours -75071;1363623103;jurov;;;ident imsaguy -75070;1363623104;gribble;Nick 'imsaguy', with hostmask 'imsaguy!~imsaguy@unaffiliated/imsaguy', is not identified. -75069;1363623107;jcpham;then i'm on the move -75068;1363623117;imsaguy;;;tell jurov gpg info imsaguy -75067;1363623123;imsaguy;that gives you all the info you need :p -75066;1363623130;jcpham;can't ident -75065;1363623131;jcpham;imposter -75064;1363623160;imsaguy;more like I dont have my gpg keys on all of my machines -75063;1363623173;jcpham;whatever shill -75062;1363623180;abracadabra;IMPOSTER! -75061;1363623216;jcpham;shell->shell->shell->shell->shell->reverse tunnel->shell->port knock->auth -75060;1363623217;jcpham;like -75059;1363623220;jcpham;is easy -75058;1363623310;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.33318 BTC [-] -75057;1363623311;pigeons;i have a service that retreives everify and sends me the decrypted string in the udp header of a fake netbios packet -75056;1363623326;pigeons;so i dont have to log into the machine with the key -75055;1363623335;jcpham;nice pigeons -75054;1363623382;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 65 @ 0.00499 = 0.3244 BTC [+] -75053;1363624318;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -75052;1363624477;coco89[a];so i found out there's a #googleglass channel -75051;1363624637;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.00821 = 0.0164 BTC [-] -75050;1363624677;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.26 BTC [+] -75049;1363625064;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00508 = 0.1016 BTC [+] -75048;1363625066;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 91 @ 0.00509 = 0.4632 BTC [+] -75047;1363625579;Chaang-Noi;what is this about hookers and blow? :) -75046;1363625595;imsaguy;go back to your rice -75045;1363625601;imsaguy;no necro bumping -75044;1363625628;Chaang-Noi;no necro here :) -75043;1363626160;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -75042;1363626163;gribble;Current Blocks: 226571 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 1236 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 5 hours, 3 minutes, and 55 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6167651.23612 | Estimated Percent Change: 27.22979 -75041;1363626189;Chaang-Noi;still 27% -75040;1363626199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10350 @ 0.0006819 = 7.0577 BTC [+] -75039;1363627179;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.00068526 = 5.6534 BTC [+] -75038;1363628120;jurov;;;gpg info "[\\\]" -75037;1363628121;gribble;No such user registered. -75036;1363628134;pigeons;;;ident [\\\] -75035;1363628135;gribble;Error: "\\\" is not a valid command. -75034;1363628139;jurov;;;ident "[\\\]" -75033;1363628140;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -75032;1363628165;jurov;how one verifies users with such douchy nicks? -75031;1363628177;pigeons;i'll post bond that it's really imsaguy -75030;1363628186;jurov;i know -75029;1363628207;jurov;\nick \";rm -rf / -75028;1363628220;pigeons;;;ident "/[/\/\/\/]" -75027;1363628221;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -75026;1363628235;jurov;lol -75025;1363628245;jurov;\nick "\";rm -rf /" -75024;1363628261;jurov;i cant even set something like that for myself -75023;1363628270;pigeons;not douchey enough -75022;1363628279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00069502 = 3.1623 BTC [+] -75021;1363628285;jurov;;;ident \[\\\\\\\] -75020;1363628286;gribble;Error: "\\\\\\\" is not a valid command. -75019;1363628293;jurov;;;ident "\[\\\\\\\]" -75018;1363628294;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -75017;1363628865;imsaguy;lol -75016;1363628873;[\\\];;;ident -75015;1363628874;gribble;You are identified as user imsaguy, with GPG key id 7D7EA76776E6CE48, key fingerprint A1398F4C58AC3D387F012AFA7D7EA76776E6CE48, and bitcoin address 1Hf5qWZzd2WsrDwLhkykNc4uXPAkykg9PM -75014;1363628876;[\\\];how's that? -75013;1363628888;[\\\];for the record, its: -75012;1363628897;[\\\];;;ident "[\\\\\\]" -75011;1363628897;gribble;Nick '[\\\]', with hostmask '[\\\]!~imsaguy@unaffiliated/imsaguy', is identified as user imsaguy, with GPG key id 7D7EA76776E6CE48, key fingerprint A1398F4C58AC3D387F012AFA7D7EA76776E6CE48, and bitcoin address 1Hf5qWZzd2WsrDwLhkykNc4uXPAkykg9PM -75010;1363628934;[\\\];today's teaching moment has been brought to you by tripleslash -75009;1363629435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.0006819 = 2.1139 BTC [-] -75008;1363629437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00068093 = 3.677 BTC [-] -75007;1363629620;benkay;i'm working out the offices of a startup in mountain view -75006;1363629638;benkay;and the small scale of their vision coupled with the huge scale of their burn rate is stunning -75005;1363629648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.0051 = 11.22 BTC [+] -75004;1363629660;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.5132 = 2.0528 BTC [-] -75003;1363629661;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5131 = 1.0262 BTC [-] -75002;1363629662;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.5130001 = 2.052 BTC [-] -75001;1363629664;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.513 = 6.156 BTC [-] -75000;1363629864;kakobrekla;benkay? -74999;1363629956;benkay;yes. -74998;1363630111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7402 @ 0.00068745 = 5.0885 BTC [+] -74997;1363630261;smickles;$vwap ^oix -74996;1363630263;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 40.34616177 high: 57.75068238 low: 37.78983401 volume: 35630 btc: 4870.67581779 30 day: no data -74995;1363630618;smickles;"Your BitPay Merchant Account is approved! " < a day late, and 1% short -74994;1363630854;jurov;https://www.tradehill.com/ isn't it bootstrap, too? -74993;1363630876;imsaguy;tradehill still exists? -74992;1363630879;imsaguy;and you'd use it? -74991;1363630914;jurov;no, just looking... apparently they just relaunched -74990;1363631152;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 10 @ 0.011 = 0.11 BTC [-] -74989;1363631214;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 8 @ 0.0885639 = 0.7085 BTC [+] -74988;1363631448;jcpham;http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/18/embattled-bitcoin-exchange-tradehill-is-back/ -74987;1363631583;smickles;;;calc 43/1.0885639 -74986;1363631583;gribble;39.5015855293 -74985;1363631776;jurov;lmao slovak PM today uncovered a wall sculpture of Janosik - a national hero akin to Robin Hood -74984;1363631788;jurov;and said "he was first social democrat" -74983;1363631817;jurov;he has this sculpture in his very office -74982;1363631908;smickles;ha -74981;1363631934;jurov;Janosik was hanged 300 years ago... while I don't wish the same to Robert Fico (our PM)... but he really deserves it -74980;1363631949;kakobrekla;lol tradehill -74979;1363631955;kakobrekla;those guys should GTFO -74978;1363631963;kakobrekla;fuckin lamers -74977;1363632125;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -74976;1363632126;gribble;18.125554 seconds -74975;1363632131;pizzaman1337;kakobrekla: ^ :) -74974;1363632418;smickles;;;ticker -74973;1363632418;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.55000, Best ask: 47.77999, Bid-ask spread: 0.22999, Last trade: 47.77999, 24 hour volume: 18298.11032076, 24 hour low: 47.07679, 24 hour high: 47.80000, 24 hour vwap: 47.54930 -74972;1363632713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6627 @ 0.00069196 = 4.5856 BTC [+] -74971;1363632826;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -74970;1363632829;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.004501 / 0.00502512 / 0.0051 (2800 shares, 14.07 BTC), 7D: 0.00444444 / 0.00516022 / 0.00599987 (74721 shares, 385.58 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.0061008 / 0.0069 (2302191 shares, 14,045.22 BTC) -74969;1363632939;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.25 = 1 BTC [-] -74968;1363633016;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -74967;1363634812;mod6;;;ticker -74966;1363634813;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 47.54225, Best ask: 47.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.25775, Last trade: 47.80000, 24 hour volume: 18802.01731684, 24 hour low: 47.07679, 24 hour high: 47.80000, 24 hour vwap: 47.55388 -74965;1363635347;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849999 BTC [+] -74964;1363635796;smickles;wow, soebot is a lot faster now -74963;1363635837;smickles;a little bit of refactoring goes a long way -74962;1363635943;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.00801 = 0.016 BTC [-] -74961;1363635946;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.008 = 0.024 BTC [-] -74960;1363635947;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.0065 = 0.0195 BTC [-] -74959;1363635949;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 20 @ 0.00601 = 0.1202 BTC [-] -74958;1363636655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4521 @ 0.00069196 = 3.1284 BTC [+] -74957;1363637129;pigeons;interesting... suprised i didn't hear bout tradehill being back -74956;1363637159;pigeons;wtf -74955;1363637187;pigeons;The new site goes live today with a new business-focused product dubbed “Prime.” -74954;1363637211;Diablo-D3;heh -74953;1363637217;Diablo-D3;I saw that in my rss feed like two days ago -74952;1363637257;pigeons;like the least interesting, least profitable thing you can do with bitcoins is trade them for dollars -74951;1363637276;Diablo-D3;yeah, especially since the USD is crashing -74950;1363637281;Diablo-D3;bitcoin is the new gold -74949;1363637352;pigeons;"Please email us at claim@tradehill.com and I will put you in touch with the person doing payouts for the old company. Nearly all of the funds have already been claimed, and we would like to make you whole today if possible." -74948;1363637369;[\\\];They must have gotten a new round of angel funds -74947;1363637375;[\\\];nothing like continuing the bleed. -74946;1363637384;smickles;it's the same people? -74945;1363637385;kakobrekla;imma gonna stab someone in teh face -74944;1363637388;kakobrekla;over the internets. -74943;1363637388;[\\\];yes -74942;1363637393;[\\\];same ceo and cto -74941;1363637393;pigeons;[\\\]: The new team, based in San Francisco, has raised a small seed round of funding from angel investors and expects to close a first round of about $300,000 in the coming months. -74940;1363637403;[\\\];new team? -74939;1363637405;smickles;they're determined -74938;1363637406;[\\\];its the same figure heads -74937;1363637412;pigeons;meet the new team...same as the old team -74936;1363637439;Diablo-D3;red team blue team? -74935;1363637442;[\\\];first verse, same as the first, whole lot louder and a whole lot worse. -74934;1363637451;pigeons;"Singer said the company made the decision to keep the Tradehill name as it’s an “established brand” with a strong network." -74933;1363637456;[\\\];err, second -74932;1363637565;smickles;lol, i went to their site w/o javascript.... blank page © tradehil -74931;1363637669;pigeons;well just make up a ridiculous joke of what you think it couldn't say, and that's what it says -74930;1363637685;kakobrekla;haha -74929;1363637800;[\\\];photoshop something on to it -74928;1363637808;[\\\];like a picture of a guy with a shoe on his head -74927;1363637812;[\\\];"Must be legit." -74926;1363637813;pigeons;coinlab, tradehill, it sounds like the new hot business model is to position yourself as a "trading tool for professionals" and hope some sucker decides to throw some real money at trading and actually believes your crap that you are the way to go -74925;1363637824;kakobrekla;o wait whats the story with bakewell now -74924;1363637826;kakobrekla;scammur? -74923;1363637838;benkay;and yet none of them sound like products pro traders would use -74922;1363637840;benkay;lacking in words like -74921;1363637843;benkay;"forex" -74920;1363637845;benkay;"hedge" -74919;1363637852;kakobrekla;hey hey those words are taken -74918;1363637853;pigeons;he can't be a scammer his picture shows him wearing a tie -74917;1363637855;benkay;"option" -74916;1363637858;[\\\];benkay, but "bitcoin" -74915;1363637868;benkay;dude i know slashes -74914;1363637876;benkay;i'm sitting in a mountain view startup office right now -74913;1363637882;benkay;full of wankers -74912;1363637900;[\\\];The world is about 50% wankers -74911;1363637904;pigeons;up arrow stuck? -74910;1363637908;benkay;should be more careful, these logs are public. -74909;1363637921;[\\\];Ive already been quoted. -74908;1363637926;[\\\];working on royalties now. -74907;1363637931;benkay;anyways -74906;1363637938;benkay;"BITCOINZOMG" -74905;1363637951;benkay;except that it's not a good tech for the us. and nobody in sv gets that. -74904;1363637964;pigeons;kakobrekla: link to bakewell drama? -74903;1363637968;smickles;© i should prepend a © to all my lines -74902;1363637968;benkay;they don't really get markets outside of the west coast tech bubble in most events. -74901;1363637986;kakobrekla;pigeons dunno i herd he missed a payment is all -74900;1363638003;kakobrekla;now its been a week or so since -74899;1363638015;pigeons;oh, yeah i heard he stopped paying dividends a few weeks ago cuz..."waiting for asics" -74898;1363638031;kakobrekla;O_o -74897;1363638091;pigeons;tradehill learned its lesson so this time they are a "fan club" only for accredited investors -74896;1363638128;kakobrekla;hahahah -74895;1363638197;mod6;jeeze -74894;1363638470;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153979.msg1638301#msg1638301 -74893;1363638580;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh god, it hates me -74892;1363638589;smickles;isufficient funds for a stat -74891;1363638767;gigatube;“This is a bank with a country attached.” -74890;1363638830;pigeons;;;whois gigatube -74889;1363638831;gribble;jcpham (~jcpham@unaffiliated/jcpham) has been on server zelazny.freenode.net since 05:03 PM, March 12, 2013 (idle for 38 seconds) and is voiced on bitcoin-otc and is also on #bitcoin-assets and #ripple. -74888;1363638842;pigeons;get them tied -74887;1363638848;pigeons;(the tubes) -74886;1363638868;gigatube;y u whois'n me -74885;1363638880;gigatube;u got beef pal -74884;1363638885;gigatube;wanna fight about it -74883;1363638897;smickles;if you do have beef, i'd like a sandwich -74882;1363638909;gigatube;i'd put mayonaisse on it -74881;1363638917;gigatube;man mayonaisse -74880;1363638921;Diablo-D3;no, not mayo -74879;1363638925;Diablo-D3;put horseradish mustard on it -74878;1363638927;pigeons;i remember on efnet you would get kicked if you whois someone you don't know via the server not publically through an in channel bot even -74877;1363638937;Diablo-D3;cold roast beef sandwitch with horseradish mustard om nom -74876;1363638939;gigatube;Diablo-D3 is thirsty for my man-maisse -74875;1363638948;pigeons;horsey sauce -74874;1363638959;gigatube;mmmm -74873;1363638963;gigatube;horsey sauce -74872;1363639032;Diablo-D3;horsey sauce *may not contain horse, unless tesco brand -74871;1363639472;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.849999 = 4.25 BTC [+] -74870;1363639515;smickles;i'm a little suprised that we're still in the mid-upper 40's -74869;1363639616;Diablo-D3;I know -74868;1363639622;Diablo-D3;you'd think we'd be past 100 b now -74867;1363639634;gigatube;50 has resistance for sure -74866;1363639659;gigatube;probably ewoks at work -74865;1363639663;gigatube;if i had to speculate -74864;1363639670;smickles;$vwap ^oix -74863;1363639671;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 40.34617835 high: 57.75068238 low: 37.79027943 volume: 35638 btc: 4871.38432899 30 day: no data -74862;1363639692;smickles;and the peeps on mpex thought it's be much lower than here -74861;1363639722;smickles;almost 90% of them averaging out at 37.79 -74860;1363639729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10269 @ 0.00068859 = 7.0711 BTC [-] -74859;1363639731;smickles;10 bucks lower -74858;1363640005;jurov;maybe it's cause there are no C1000 options -74857;1363640028;jurov;wts C2000, maybe C5000 even. -74856;1363640069;error4733;!last m s.dice -74855;1363640070;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.0051 BTC [+] -74854;1363640099;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -74853;1363640100;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.004501 / 0.00502512 / 0.0051 (2800 shares, 14.07 BTC), 7D: 0.00444444 / 0.00515833 / 0.00599987 (73721 shares, 380.28 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00609941 / 0.0069 (2297441 shares, 14,013.03 BTC) -74852;1363640287;guruvan;!ticker m s.bbet -74851;1363640289;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0015 / 0.00195371 / 0.002014 (31300 shares, 61.15 BTC), 30D: 0.0015 / 0.00181129 / 0.002014 (117806 shares, 213.38 BTC) -74850;1363640327;smickles;hmm, let's see -74849;1363640333;smickles;$vwap s.bbet -74848;1363640335;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 0.00195372 high: 0.002014 low: 0.0015 volume: 31300 btc: 61.1513 30 day: average: 0.00181129 high: 0.002014 low: 0.0015 volume: 117806 btc: 213.38132387 -74847;1363640352;smickles;yup, takes up more room -74846;1363640451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62 @ 0.00069728 = 0.0432 BTC [+] -74845;1363640453;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 489 @ 0.00070107 = 0.3428 BTC [+] -74844;1363640455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00070374 = 7.53 BTC [+] -74843;1363640460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1202 @ 0.00071737 = 0.8623 BTC [+] -74842;1363640634;guruvan;ah nice smickles - I like the vwaps better -74841;1363640657;smickles;guruvan: if you like that, checkout smickles.com/mpex-gui/ -74840;1363640660;smickles;;D -74839;1363640693;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849999 BTC [+] -74838;1363640732;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849999 BTC [+] -74837;1363640736;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849999 BTC [+] -74836;1363640796;guruvan;smickles - that's just pure awesome. I might have to get me one -74835;1363640823;smickles;thanks :) -74834;1363640855;guruvan;source comes with? -74833;1363640887;smickles;yes, but it's personal use, do not distribute original or modifications plz -74832;1363640925;smickles;(as this is a comercial operation) -74831;1363640930;guruvan;nope - of course not :) -74830;1363640961;guruvan;but it would be great to be able to extend it some -74829;1363641062;smickles;totally. also, if you do something that really ought to be in the original, tell me. I'll wan't to buy it off of you or put it in for a royalty or some such -74828;1363641135;guruvan;yah. would do that for sure.....also...you haz typo on smickles.com "I've recently lunched"... -74827;1363641155;smickles;oh no D: thx for pointing that out :) -74826;1363641156;guruvan;nom -74825;1363641162;guruvan;;) -74824;1363641348;smickles;btc guild has been rockin' it recently -74823;1363641365;pigeons;these fast blocks are nice -74822;1363641377;dub;;;bc,nethash -74821;1363641378;gribble;47054.171902327282 -74820;1363641380;jonny7;Is it a bad pracice to use my regular email when creating an account at mpex? -74819;1363641384;smickles;what is with that eligius ad? -74818;1363641391;smickles;"0% pps" -74817;1363641400;smickles;so you don't get paid anything for mining? -74816;1363641409;dub;it all goes to jesus -74815;1363641457;smickles;haha -74814;1363641461;Jesus;lol -74813;1363641473;smickles;forgive me lord -74812;1363641488;smickles;for i have mined at deepbit -74811;1363641524;dub;uh don't do that if are -74810;1363641537;dub;if you are -74809;1363641572;smickles;i'm sorry, really, i did it back in the day before tycho made his political position known -74808;1363641588;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8697 BTC [+] -74807;1363641597;dub;whats his position? -74806;1363641603;kakobrekla;jonny7 you mean when creating your key pair? -74805;1363641628;smickles;dub: i mean the bips he has supported in the past -74804;1363641636;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -74803;1363641639;gribble;Current Blocks: 226602 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 1205 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 16 hours, 40 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6137491.90908 | Estimated Percent Change: 26.60765 -74802;1363641646;jonny7;I have an old laptop that I can keep my private key, but should I send my public key with my known email? -74801;1363641661;jonny7;Can other know what I have sold and bought? -74800;1363641662;kakobrekla;doesnt really matter -74799;1363641667;smickles;jonny7: how anon do you want to be? -74798;1363641687;Jesus;best practice is the make a fresh key, no matter the email addy (anonymity is the only thing about the associated email address) -74797;1363641727;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.862 BTC [-] -74796;1363641732;dub;smickles: I see -74795;1363641757;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [-] -74794;1363641785;Jesus;jonny7: others only know what you buy/sell if you provide them with the records - those are encrypted with your key -74793;1363641801;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -74792;1363641855;smickles;my way of thinking, if you fear a tyranical gov't, and think that you can actually do something to prevent them getting to you, make a new keypair w/o an associated email address -74791;1363641880;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.24889 BTC [+] -74790;1363641894;smickles;however, i don't think i can escape a tyranical gov't who set their sights on me -74789;1363641925;smickles;so it's serves me to have it associated with my email and otc id -74788;1363641930;smickles;example: -74787;1363641935;guruvan;smickles: you might not be able to, but your BTC and your mpex account will make it -74786;1363641947;jonny7;smickles: So the best is to use a email address that is not tied to me personal in case someone get all the records? -74785;1363641949;smickles;you can PUSH assets to me via my otc key fingerprint -74784;1363641974;smickles;jonny7: probably. and it's detailed in the FAQ -74783;1363641991;guruvan;that is how mine is setup, as I am not concerned about the government getting my stuffs -74782;1363642007;jonny7;I will try to read though it once again -74781;1363642009;kakobrekla;smickles are you planing on some sort of web interface for your brokerage or no -74780;1363642034;smickles;kakobrekla: i'm winding down the brokerage as i fear it's illegal in my country for me to do that -74779;1363642042;kakobrekla;oh -74778;1363642047;guruvan;do it in another country! -74777;1363642049;guruvan;:D -74776;1363642065;smickles;guruvan: i might once i make a bit more money -74775;1363642100;smickles;so i can pay to setup a company in that country off the coast of austrailia -74774;1363642101;guruvan;moving business out of the US is advisable anyhow -74773;1363642122;kakobrekla;yeah -74772;1363642128;kakobrekla;all bitcoiners should come to yurop -74771;1363642136;smickles;guruvan: well, my primary business is accounting for US citizens -74770;1363642162;guruvan;you're doing regular fiat-business accounting now (IIRC you were about to get your CPA) -74769;1363642164;smickles;kakobrekla: i intend to join mp's harem when i grow up -74768;1363642171;kakobrekla;haha -74767;1363642178;kakobrekla;see you there then! -74766;1363642192;pigeons;all bitcoiners should come to yurop and open cypatriot bank accounts -74765;1363642211;kakobrekla;well the first part is true -74764;1363642212;guruvan;smashing idea! -74763;1363642213;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01699 BTC [+] -74762;1363642232;mod6;rally -74761;1363642240;kakobrekla;;;ticker -74760;1363642241;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.30000, Best ask: 48.46000, Bid-ask spread: 0.16000, Last trade: 48.30000, 24 hour volume: 24392.94339891, 24 hour low: 47.07679, 24 hour high: 48.50000, 24 hour vwap: 47.68841 -74759;1363642251;smickles;guruvan: i'm still a ways off from my CPA (having kids slows the process down). -74758;1363642261;guruvan;sweet. I do love rallies right after I buy some coins -74757;1363642304;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01962 BTC [+] -74756;1363642333;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01963 BTC [+] -74755;1363642344;kakobrekla;!l glbse yabmc -74754;1363642345;assbot;Last trade for YABMC on GLBSE was at 0.0769 BTC [+] -74753;1363642379;smickles;also, CPA is kinda a "good 'ol boys" club in that you have to have years of exp. under another cpa. so, as I own my own accounting company, i'm not getting the right kind of exp. -74752;1363642484;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 4 @ 0.005 = 0.02 BTC [-] -74751;1363642549;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00179 BTC [+] -74750;1363642551;smickles;wow, what a nick -74749;1363642595;guruvan;all those things are good ol boys clobs....nothing as bad as a series 7 broker license AFAICT though -74748;1363642736;pgp;;;goxlag -74747;1363642737;gribble;0 seconds -74746;1363642803;smickles;;;tslb -74745;1363642810;gribble;Time since last block: 6 minutes and 36 seconds -74744;1363642878;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3448 BTC [+] -74743;1363642911;mircea_popescu; all bitcoiners should come to yurop << totally. -74742;1363642966;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.349 = 0.698 BTC [+] -74741;1363642968;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 14 @ 0.3499 = 4.8986 BTC [+] -74740;1363643038;kakobrekla;give the proper props -74739;1363643055;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [+] -74738;1363643061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2027 @ 0.0051 = 10.3377 BTC [+] -74737;1363643192;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.2689 BTC [+] -74736;1363643217;benkay;good ol series 7 -74735;1363643229;benkay;good ol sec -74734;1363643387;thestringpuller;yo smickles mah man -74733;1363643410;kakobrekla;hey you gonna pay the .5 btc or what :p -74732;1363643424;thestringpuller;didnt i sign for that? -74731;1363643436;kakobrekla;the what -74730;1363643454;thestringpuller;the .5 for data. i thought smickles was authed to send it to you -74729;1363643464;kakobrekla;nothing happend -74728;1363643485;thestringpuller;can you pm me address and I will send smickles gpg mail when I get home -74727;1363643489;thestringpuller;i am at work -74726;1363643517;kakobrekla;k -74725;1363643947;smickles;kakobrekla: I didn't send it b/c you said not to, so i left it alone -74724;1363643948;smickles;:P -74723;1363643966;smickles;perhaps there was some kind of miscommunication -74722;1363643977;kakobrekla;perhaps -74721;1363643984;kakobrekla;no biggie -74720;1363643994;smickles;you want it now? -74719;1363644116;kakobrekla;i thought thestringpuller must send you gpg mail before that -74718;1363644129;kakobrekla;;> -74717;1363644757;smickles;kakobrekla: he was identified with gribble when he originally told me to do it -74716;1363644787;kakobrekla;ah -74715;1363644791;mircea_popescu; wts C2000, maybe C5000 even. << seeing how the c75 is like... 5 cents -74714;1363644797;kakobrekla;ok well you can hit me up here then 1B6NP9eb4RKy9tRrXYCJnNcenZkrt5Q2gb -74713;1363644810;smickles;;;ident kakobrekla -74712;1363644810;gribble;Nick 'kakobrekla', with hostmask 'kakobrekla!~kako@unaffiliated/kakobrekla', is not identified. -74711;1363644814;smickles;-_- -74710;1363644820;kakobrekla;IM SCAMMIN FOR 0.5 BTC -74709;1363644823;kakobrekla;DONTYAKNOW -74708;1363644835;mircea_popescu;"I've recently lunched"... ahahahaha ok -74707;1363644850;kakobrekla;;;ident kakobrekla -74706;1363644851;gribble;Nick 'kakobrekla', with hostmask 'kakobrekla!~kako@unaffiliated/kakobrekla', is identified as user kakobrekla, with GPG key id 27AF75321F2489E8, key fingerprint 27C3CE9A20851312F086268C27AF75321F2489E8, and bitcoin address None -74705;1363644855;mircea_popescu;lies -74704;1363644858;kakobrekla;thar. -74703;1363644873;kakobrekla;had to join otc -74702;1363644878;kakobrekla;semi relevant line there -74701;1363644878;kakobrekla;21:14.17 ( sturles ) Anyay -- Cyprus is just a tiny bit of the Euro economy. The EUR itself won't notice. -74700;1363644939;mircea_popescu;orly. -74699;1363644954;mircea_popescu;that;s why when i cashed out 10k rons today they only had 9k in the entire bank -74698;1363644988;mircea_popescu;guy was like "can be 9800 if we include the 10 ron bills" (ie, 2.5 euro bills) -74697;1363644993;mircea_popescu;or w/e, 2.25 -74696;1363645055;kakobrekla;sorry i just had to poke -74695;1363645055;kakobrekla;21:14.32 ( kakobrekla ) had to join otc -74694;1363645055;kakobrekla;21:14.37 ( kakobrekla ) semi relevant line there -74693;1363645056;kakobrekla;21:14.37 ( kakobrekla ) 21:14.17 ( sturles ) Anyay -- Cyprus is just a tiny bit of the Euro economy. The EUR itself won't notice. -74692;1363645056;kakobrekla;21:15.39 ( mircea_popescu ) orly. -74691;1363645056;kakobrekla;21:15.54 ( mircea_popescu ) that;s why when i cashed out 10k rons today they only had 9k in the entire bank -74690;1363645056;kakobrekla;21:16.23 .•• info: ( sturles )/( ~sturles@unaffiliated/sturles ) opened a query with you: What happens there? -74689;1363645056;kakobrekla;21:16.28 ( mircea_popescu ) guy was like "can be 9800 if we include the 10 ron bills" (ie, 2.5 euro bills) -74688;1363645057;kakobrekla;21:16.32 ( mircea_popescu ) or w/e, 2.25 -74687;1363645067;kakobrekla;anything to add? -74686;1363645106;kakobrekla;smickles recieved -74685;1363645121;smickles;< mircea_popescu> "I've recently lunched"... ahahahaha ok << i was probably hungry -74684;1363645139;mircea_popescu;sounds like it -74683;1363645164;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154258.msg1637688#msg1637688 -74682;1363645166;mircea_popescu;ha! -74681;1363645209;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu you need a fan club! -74680;1363645215;smickles;lol -74679;1363645222;smickles;those 173 reads were probably bots -74678;1363645263;kakobrekla;but make it so it pays out dividends or something -74677;1363645289;mircea_popescu;yeah, either tits or btc to join -74676;1363645303;kakobrekla;male tits count? -74675;1363645308;jurov;uh, should i add comment there "such structure shoudl be called a fan club"? -74674;1363645322;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla male tits and fiat btc are outside of the scope of this conversation -74673;1363645327;pigeons;by the way mircea_popescu, you may already have heard about the return of tradehill, but we had a good laugh about it in the scrollback buffer -74672;1363645327;kakobrekla;jurov :) -74671;1363645334;mircea_popescu;the what ?! -74670;1363645346;kakobrekla;oh yeah -74669;1363645348;mircea_popescu;dude whenever i go out on the prowl all the good stuff happens. -74668;1363645348;jurov;>.> tradehill.com -74667;1363645350;kakobrekla;you keep missing the good stuff -74666;1363645369;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla well at least i lashed this chick with her doggylash... -74665;1363645381;pigeons;seriously, its only a fan club for accredited investors so no regulatory issues -74664;1363645384;kakobrekla;ok apparently we are missing he good stuff -74663;1363645389;kakobrekla;the* -74662;1363645421;jurov;kakobrekla what stuff? suddenly you desire some lashing, too? -74661;1363645426;pigeons;this is how you know that absolutely 200% of what tradehill is saying is utter bullshit -74660;1363645429;pigeons;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154527.msg1637912#msg1637912 -74659;1363645452;kakobrekla;jurov what makes you think im on that side? -74658;1363645455;pigeons;"Will Tradehill support other crypto-currencies in the near future? Short answer: Yes. " -74657;1363645474;pigeons;i expected to hear "Goat brings LTC to Wallstreet" but not tradehill -74656;1363645474;mircea_popescu;pigeons let me guess. don't spoil it for me. -74655;1363645475;kakobrekla;jeez -74654;1363645480;jurov;kako, what other are you missing then? -74653;1363645489;mircea_popescu;they're either a. going to be the new coinlab or else b. going to be the larger bitfloor -74652;1363645490;mircea_popescu;which is it ? -74651;1363645498;pigeons;they intend to be a -74650;1363645517;pigeons;The new site goes live today with a new business-focused product dubbed “Prime.” -74649;1363645528;kakobrekla;jurov the side of giving the lashing you know -74648;1363645538;pigeons;"Singer said the company made the decision to keep the Tradehill name as it’s an “established brand” with a strong network." -74647;1363645544;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla btw, diod you see the idiot who sent btc to primeasic ? -74646;1363645553;kakobrekla;i did not!? -74645;1363645558;kakobrekla;dis a joke? -74644;1363645559;mircea_popescu;dig the thread. -74643;1363645561;mircea_popescu;its for reals. -74642;1363645574;mircea_popescu;pigeons wait, singer ? who ? -74641;1363645615;pigeons;http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/18/embattled-bitcoin-exchange-tradehill-is-back/ -74640;1363645625;kakobrekla;makes me sick, the name. -74639;1363645629;pigeons;we already made fun of it -74638;1363645683;pigeons;there's not even any reading between the lines to find the true stupid, its explicit -74637;1363645688;kakobrekla;gotta love the free market! -74636;1363645774;jurov;I am User 472 on the bitcoin pyramid wich was a tradehill acount address... ( I stupidly used you as a wallet ) -74635;1363645780;jurov;oh noooo -74634;1363645790;kakobrekla;rofl -74633;1363645837;pigeons;so will non us/canada folk be able to trade btc/usd on mtgox without the traders having an account/relationship with coinlol? -74632;1363645860;kakobrekla;afaik no -74631;1363645860;mircea_popescu;pigeons only if they have good personal / otc relationships with actual people in actual countries. -74630;1363645873;kakobrekla;hm? -74629;1363645891;mircea_popescu;but anyway, i would say this is the largest degradation of personal status us citizens have suffered to date. -74628;1363645915;pigeons;maybe then tradehill hopes to get some of the flight capital in those mtgusd codes since they are deprecated and in a few weeks the codes discontinued -74627;1363645938;jurov;everyone who wants to continue using mtgox will be required to file SEC papers. in person. -74626;1363645939;pigeons;mircea_popescu: non-us/canada -74625;1363645963;pigeons;i mean will say, eurpoeans be able to trade btc/usd on gox, or will gox not offer trading in that currency -74624;1363645979;mircea_popescu;jurov you seen that scene in black cat / white cat when the fat singer woman delivers the irs nail ? -74623;1363645994;jurov;prolly not -74622;1363646015;mircea_popescu;pigeons ahaha mtgox a market for eurodollars -74621;1363646042;pigeons;well they arent really spelling much out -74620;1363646060;kakobrekla;ah i missed the 'non' too -74619;1363646064;mircea_popescu;jurov http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7CQ19uNF28 ~4 min -74618;1363646072;kakobrekla;as long as you comply it should work -74617;1363646130;pigeons;coinlab was sucessful with their nonsense pr spin, a lot of people in otc and the forums (yeah i know) are totally convinced that coinlab is allowing all americans to buy bitcoins at their neighborhood bank -74616;1363646271;mircea_popescu;ya well... good for 'em. -74615;1363646281;mircea_popescu;as long as they don't get any dough that conviction will stand -74614;1363646306;mircea_popescu;o hey, gemma godfrey retweeted me. -74613;1363646309;mircea_popescu;that chick is hawt. -74612;1363646392;dub;hotter side on -74611;1363646400;dub;and she knows this -74610;1363646445;mircea_popescu;well... she'd be stupid not to. -74609;1363646589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0051 = 7.65 BTC [+] -74608;1363646605;dub;I don't know if I'm hotter side on -74607;1363646639;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.532 = 2.66 BTC [+] -74606;1363646662;mircea_popescu;you're not a woman. -74605;1363646675;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0051 = 2.55 BTC [+] -74604;1363646753;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.870899 BTC [+] -74603;1363646759;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5301 BTC [-] -74602;1363646783;mircea_popescu;lmao @us feds. "weev can do arithmetics. clearly special skills" -74601;1363647233;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -74600;1363647235;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.004501 / 0.00506929 / 0.0051 (6827 shares, 34.61 BTC), 7D: 0.00444444 / 0.00514093 / 0.00599987 (75748 shares, 389.42 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00609766 / 0.0069 (2301468 shares, 14,033.57 BTC) -74599;1363647370;deadweasel;poor fuckin weev, he's a dumbass, but not 41 months in prison dumb-ass -74598;1363647392;deadweasel;think an appeal will do him any good? -74597;1363647398;kakobrekla;who is weev -74596;1363647403;deadweasel;seems they have their man for pinning computer crime on. -74595;1363647404;deadweasel;standby -74594;1363647437;pigeons;yeah i had to google it too -74593;1363647443;deadweasel;http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/18/andrew-weev-auernheimer_n_2900387.html -74592;1363647451;deadweasel;i hate huff-po but it's up to date -74591;1363647499;mircea_popescu;the gay nigger association president guy -74590;1363647504;pigeons;i'll stick with wikipedia for my politically biased information -74589;1363647513;mircea_popescu;basically all the faggots and niggers in the us govt are a little sore in the bum. -74588;1363647536;kakobrekla;a light penalty for owning apple imho -74587;1363647556;mircea_popescu;hahaha -74586;1363647561;mircea_popescu;he... owned it, not owned it :D -74585;1363647583;benkay;idiots everywhere -74584;1363647588;benkay;wtf hacker and not tor -74583;1363647606;kakobrekla;i mean for apple owners -74582;1363647613;mircea_popescu;benkay he didn't hack it tho. -74581;1363647618;kakobrekla;more apropriate would be for their devices to assplode -74580;1363647624;benkay;i can read. -74579;1363647629;benkay;some days. -74578;1363647631;deadweasel;benkay: i don't get it either, no tor, he's kind of a twat -74577;1363647641;benkay;but he voluntarily doxed himself -74576;1363647645;mircea_popescu;so ? -74575;1363647654;benkay;and then went to jail -74574;1363647672;benkay;if you're going to publish vulnerabilities in the systems run by the companies that run the usg -74573;1363647679;benkay;best to not idiot. -74572;1363647697;mircea_popescu;ya well... he's charged with breaking and entering except hte place had no lock or walls. -74571;1363647701;kakobrekla;esp not in the us. -74570;1363647706;benkay;but apparently can't in2 power structure theory -74569;1363647712;benkay;doesn't matter -74568;1363647713;deadweasel;is there a 'safe' way to do so? Like the administration of security and silicon -74567;1363647716;deadweasel;or ASS -74566;1363647722;benkay;law doesn't care about actual laws -74565;1363647731;deadweasel;could i go up to ASS and offer up a vuln? -74564;1363647732;benkay;at least in this country -74563;1363647734;mircea_popescu;ya but i dopn't care what the law cares or not about. -74562;1363647746;mircea_popescu;two can play the game. -74561;1363647753;smickles;;;ticker -74560;1363647754;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.18997, Best ask: 48.41900, Bid-ask spread: 0.22903, Last trade: 48.18997, 24 hour volume: 35238.49364250, 24 hour low: 47.11111, 24 hour high: 48.88300, 24 hour vwap: 47.99086 -74559;1363647762;pigeons;i dont care what mircea_popescu cares about what the law cares about -74558;1363647780;benkay;all that I'm saying is that he's a moron for not protecting his identity while trolling at the leviathan. -74557;1363647783;smickles;;;asks 50 -74556;1363647787;benkay;-> trolling the leviathan. -74555;1363647787;smickles;;;asks 49 -74554;1363647790;deadweasel;and I don't care what pigeons cares about what mircea_popescu about what the law cares about -74553;1363647790;gribble;There are currently 24049.14 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 1194209.0516 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -74552;1363647791;gribble;There are currently 4805.0265 bitcoins offered at or under 49.0 USD, worth 234597.12888 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0055 seconds -74551;1363647799;pigeons;what fun is it to troll from behind a mask -74550;1363647808;benkay;ask 4chan -74549;1363647814;kakobrekla;or anon -74548;1363647833;mircea_popescu;benkay where did you get this idea the us govt is powerful, or respectable or something ? -74547;1363647843;smickles;4chan isn't fun, 4chan is like a beetle who fell into boiling water -74546;1363647848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8294 @ 0.00073964 = 6.1346 BTC [+] -74545;1363647852;mircea_popescu;aww poor beetle! -74544;1363647853;deadweasel;anyway, it's a bad precedent. it should scare everyone. -74543;1363647856;smickles;it knows something is wrong, prolly doesn't feel pain, then dies -74542;1363647856;benkay;the idea i have is that the usg is a tool our corporations use to maintain the status quo. -74541;1363647872;deadweasel;we use computers, they are putting people in jail who use them stupidly. most people are stupid. -74540;1363647872;mircea_popescu;time for a little -74539;1363647878;mircea_popescu;;;google the crime of being american -74538;1363647880;gribble;America's Real Criminal Element: Lead | Mother Jones: ; Crime in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Laila al-Marayati and Basil Abdelkarim - The Crime of Being a ...: goat brings litecoin to wall street lol -74468;1363650001;mircea_popescu;inquiring minds wish to know -74467;1363650077;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1 @ 0.08375067 BTC [-] -74466;1363650078;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1 @ 0.10400065 BTC [-] -74465;1363650081;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P450T] 1 @ 0.0640216 BTC [-] -74464;1363650087;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 253 @ 0.000673 = 0.1703 BTC [-] -74463;1363650089;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 37 @ 0.000673 = 0.0249 BTC [-] -74462;1363650092;Chaang-Noi;not sure if wall streat is ready yet for the power of ltc :) -74461;1363650122;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -74460;1363650134;kakobrekla;lulz the coin? -74459;1363650205;deadweasel;;;ticker -74458;1363650207;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.50025, Best ask: 48.65000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14975, Last trade: 48.65000, 24 hour volume: 36380.14935109, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 48.88300, 24 hour vwap: 48.01748 -74457;1363650264;pigeons;mircea_popescu: no i never found anything on btcjam it was just for comedy, but its all reruns -74456;1363650266;Chaang-Noi;you ever get on that rocket kako :) -74455;1363650319;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -74454;1363650321;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.90000, Best ask: 48.95775, Bid-ask spread: 0.05775, Last trade: 48.90000, 24 hour volume: 39353.49357783, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.00000, 24 hour vwap: 48.07990 -74453;1363650330;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.02101723 * 48.07990 -74452;1363650331;gribble;1.01050631668 -74451;1363650342;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 49.2 -74450;1363650349;gribble;There are currently 1875.6022 bitcoins offered at or under 49.2 USD, worth 92021.233743 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0018 seconds -74449;1363650364;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi how much you put down for ltc is above 0.01 btc at the end of 2013 -74448;1363650400;Chaang-Noi;what? -74447;1363650423;Chaang-Noi;iv sold 75k above .01 this year -74446;1363650429;Chaang-Noi;a bit more than that -74445;1363650434;Chaang-Noi;why do you ask? -74444;1363650446;kakobrekla;yeah, my guess is its below 0.01 at the end of the year -74443;1363650460;Chaang-Noi;oh, what do i think the price will be? -74442;1363650472;kakobrekla;was wondering if youd bet on that since you seem to be lite jesus -74441;1363650483;Chaang-Noi;good question but if i were to bet on even odds i would say over .01 -74440;1363650491;Chaang-Noi;yeah ill make a bet with you -74439;1363650499;kakobrekla;bitbet -74438;1363650502;Chaang-Noi;lite jesus, lol -74437;1363650516;Chaang-Noi;oh no, im not going to do bitbet, ill makea bet with you personally if you want -74436;1363650528;mod6;wat -74435;1363650562;pigeons;i bet matthew n wright pays -74434;1363650565;Chaang-Noi;btw im no where near the largest ltc holder, wish i was :) -74433;1363650580;Chaang-Noi;pigeons i hope so, he owes me 5000 ltc:) -74432;1363650583;Chaang-Noi;i mean btc -74431;1363650596;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [-] -74430;1363650611;Chaang-Noi;cognitive was just at .11 -74429;1363650622;kakobrekla;nature is amazing. -74428;1363650630;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.105 = 0.315 BTC [-] -74427;1363650634;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 12450 @ 0.0018 = 22.41 BTC [+] -74426;1363650654;mircea_popescu;bbet ftw -74425;1363650704;mircea_popescu;so people ask me "ok 1 dollar buys 1000 trilema credits, but how many credits do you need to read an article ?" -74424;1363650708;mircea_popescu;and i answer. "one". -74423;1363650708;Chaang-Noi;problem with bitbet is you have no idea what the odds are when the bet ends -74422;1363650711;mircea_popescu;why isn't this obvious tho ?! -74421;1363650734;pigeons;nope not obvious -74420;1363650766;mircea_popescu;why not tho ?! -74419;1363650792;pigeons;cause when you make an assumption, you make an ass out of u and umption -74418;1363650801;mircea_popescu;i guess so... -74417;1363650818;Chaang-Noi;ath????? -74416;1363650826;mircea_popescu;still... i mean notionally. "a credit". well... a credit to what 1/3 read ? -74415;1363650831;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -74414;1363650832;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 48.90013, Best ask: 48.99239, Bid-ask spread: 0.09226, Last trade: 48.99239, 24 hour volume: 39722.91241967, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.00000, 24 hour vwap: 48.09012 -74413;1363650848;Chaang-Noi;? -74412;1363650855;Chaang-Noi;dis bot slow? -74411;1363650877;pigeons;i always wondered, now i know 1 credit per article -74410;1363650887;Chaang-Noi;Mar18 21:54:20 mtgox x11 211.8929 @ 49.1439944 USD -74409;1363650902;Chaang-Noi;high was 49.09 right? -74408;1363650912;mircea_popescu;i see it at 49 even -74407;1363650912;deadweasel;;;goxlag -74406;1363650914;gribble;15.396683 seconds -74405;1363650914;pigeons;i probably would have bought some in the past if a btc address was generated automatically, but i aint gonna email someone to get an address for his blog -74404;1363650939;Chaang-Noi;i saw it trade at 49.15 -74403;1363650940;mircea_popescu;pigeons i got too lazy to implement bitpay or w./e the solution is -74402;1363650966;kakobrekla;oh a nice 15 sec -74401;1363650974;kakobrekla;doing well today! -74400;1363650988;deadweasel;;;goxlag -74399;1363650990;gribble;38.859968 seconds -74398;1363650992;deadweasel;ha -74397;1363650996;deadweasel;love this -74396;1363651009;mircea_popescu;lew rockwell : "This proves that the licensing was – and always will be – a scheme merely to fill government coiffures." -74395;1363651012;mircea_popescu;isn't he adorable ? -74394;1363651013;deadweasel;someone just buys it all up at once, after no volume at all -74393;1363651014;mircea_popescu;coiffures! -74392;1363651034;benkay;heh -74391;1363651039;benkay;i want to fill the government hair. -74390;1363651057;deadweasel;um, with what, benkay? -74389;1363651068;benkay;use your imagination, deadweasel. -74388;1363651070;deadweasel;mp might make a video of you doing it -74387;1363651076;deadweasel;and chargeyou to watch it -74386;1363651079;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136342487995.jpg illustration. -74385;1363651107;deadweasel;right, that's the ticket -74384;1363651152;kakobrekla;ejacualtion killed her? -74383;1363651169;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla if you fuck a girl long enough, eventually she enters this zombie state -74382;1363651175;deadweasel;remove the question mark and that's your title -74381;1363651218;Chaang-Noi;49.64 ) -74380;1363651234;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 50 -74379;1363651235;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -74378;1363651236;gribble;There are currently 15706.82 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 784550.15041 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.4370 seconds -74377;1363651269;Chaang-Noi;if we eat 50 no stopping us until 80 -74376;1363651275;deadweasel;kakobrekla, that's a hell of a wall at 50 -74375;1363651288;kakobrekla;well dude's got balls -74374;1363651311;Chaang-Noi;49.7 -74373;1363651337;deadweasel;"/msg Chaang-Noi ;;ticker" -74372;1363651349;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -74371;1363651350;gribble;1 BTC = 48.99239 U.S. dollars = 37.7852769 Euros -74370;1363651363;Uglux;what was the ATH exactly? -74369;1363651366;deadweasel;jk Chaang-Noi -74368;1363651368;Chaang-Noi;;D im happy at ATH'z -74367;1363651378;Chaang-Noi;ATH is all time high -74366;1363651400;Uglux;yeaaa, the number plz -74365;1363651408;Chaang-Noi;49.7 -74364;1363651427;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla who actually can take out 3/4 mn usd fgrom mthox ? -74363;1363651435;mircea_popescu;it would take what, 2-3 years to make it through ? -74362;1363651435;deadweasel;;;yeaaa, the number plz -74361;1363651436;gribble;Error: "yeaaa," is not a valid command. -74360;1363651448;Bugpowder;they raised my limit to 50k overnight -74359;1363651471;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -74358;1363651474;mircea_popescu;50k < 783k -74357;1363651479;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu i dunno, but it has to be done -74356;1363651490;Chaang-Noi;total bid: 8,389,663 USD | total ask: 82,782 BTC | ratio: 101.35 USD/BTC -74355;1363651522;Bugpowder;Trusted accounts can withdraw 50k at a time, 500k / mo -74354;1363651541;pizzaman1337;;;ticker --last -74353;1363651543;gribble;48.99239 -74352;1363651562;Chaang-Noi;crash, back down to 32 :) -74351;1363651602;mircea_popescu;its incredible just how inadequate fiat is when one looks from the vantage of btc -74350;1363651666;Bugpowder;correction $100k max wire size per day with trusted -74349;1363651680;deadweasel;you should tell sgornick that mp -74348;1363651685;deadweasel;he would smile -74347;1363651704;mircea_popescu;hehe -74346;1363651715;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder ya but how long it actually takes is the q. -74345;1363651722;Chaang-Noi;;;goxlag -74344;1363651723;gribble;37.90441 seconds -74343;1363651743;Bugpowder;Sub 10k wires have been arriving in 48 hours for me -74342;1363651752;Bugpowder;100k might take 2 weeks -74341;1363651764;Bugpowder;or 2 days -74340;1363651815;Chaang-Noi;you buying at these prices bug? -74339;1363651857;Bugpowder;no -74338;1363651863;Bugpowder;I have some coins there -74337;1363651867;Bugpowder;but I just want to get my Tesla -74336;1363651869;Bugpowder;:) -74335;1363651875;Chaang-Noi;nice -74334;1363651876;Bugpowder;I mean my fiat there -74333;1363651878;mircea_popescu;haha he's buying a new juicer -74332;1363651904;Bugpowder;I think I'm holding the rest -74331;1363651909;Bugpowder;for a while -74330;1363651932;Bugpowder;No matter what happens now, I made at least 18x. -74329;1363651950;Bugpowder;Hopefully coins continue to rise -74328;1363651953;mircea_popescu;18x is a good make to make. -74327;1363651982;deadweasel;well i hope you started with a lot! -74326;1363651983;Bugpowder;Every 5-10 years there is an investment that is just so fucking obvious -74325;1363651989;Bugpowder;You gotta pull the trigger -74324;1363652010;Bugpowder;Bitcoins at $2, after being at $31, was a great example -74323;1363652021;toffoo;things always look obvious in retrospect ;) -74322;1363652051;Bugpowder;It seemed obvious then -74321;1363652057;Bugpowder;from a risk reward -74320;1363652064;Bugpowder;not obvious that it was going to 50 -74319;1363652065;mircea_popescu;it did seem obvious. -74318;1363652070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.000697 = 4.9487 BTC [-] -74317;1363652093;Bugpowder;but an EV analysis I drew up showed something like 5-10x EV -74316;1363652103;Bugpowder;which was clearly too conservative -74315;1363652130;Bugpowder;Sorta like F at $1. -74314;1363652144;Bugpowder;It wasn't obvious it would bounce to $15 -74313;1363652147;toffoo;i wouldn't call that one obvious ... -74312;1363652150;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.0018 = 9 BTC [+] -74311;1363652154;Bugpowder;but EV was positive -74310;1363652156;deadweasel;F? -74309;1363652160;mod6;ford -74308;1363652160;Bugpowder;Ford -74307;1363652165;deadweasel;da -74306;1363652166;toffoo;it's two competitors were bankrupt and under the government's control -74305;1363652174;Bugpowder;I did not pull the trigger there. -74304;1363652190;toffoo;maybe you know more about the car business than the average guy -74303;1363652191;pigeons;need a fan club passthrough for this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147552.msg1566741#msg1566741 -74302;1363652211;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -74301;1363652212;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0018 / 0.0018 / 0.0018 (17450 shares, 31.41 BTC), 7D: 0.0015 / 0.00189869 / 0.002014 (48750 shares, 92.56 BTC), 30D: 0.0015 / 0.00180983 / 0.002014 (135256 shares, 244.79 BTC) -74300;1363652217;Bugpowder;Friend of dad who had lost most of his money in the market did an EV analysis... Went all in with the rest of life savings -74299;1363652224;Bugpowder;made it all back. -74298;1363652228;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? -74297;1363652228;Bugpowder;hail mary play -74296;1363652237;mircea_popescu;cool! -74295;1363652238;Bugpowder;on F -74294;1363652244;Bugpowder;He sold at 4. -74293;1363652246;Bugpowder;heheheh -74292;1363652253;Bugpowder;oops -74291;1363652260;mircea_popescu;o lol -74290;1363652283;mircea_popescu;pigeons he has the right idea, borrow the bubble. -74289;1363652284;Bugpowder;dinnertime -74288;1363652298;deadweasel;4x -74287;1363652305;deadweasel;vs 18x -74286;1363652308;deadweasel;enjoy you dinner! -74285;1363652311;deadweasel;*r -74284;1363652345;Bugpowder;deadweasel: max(18x, 18x+n*x) where n =[0-1000] -74283;1363652366;mircea_popescu;venturebeat : embattled-bitcoin-exchange-tradehill-is-back. matonis : Tradehill Launches As Bitcoin Exchange For Businesses And Accredited Investors -74282;1363652373;mircea_popescu;i guess optimism is a wonderful gift. -74281;1363652376;deadweasel;right, his was free -74280;1363652477;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1 @ 0.12177158 BTC [-] -74279;1363652478;Chaang-Noi;mp in a bull market it is -74278;1363652526;kakobrekla;no no Chaang-Noi -74277;1363652529;kakobrekla;its 'irrational'. -74276;1363652552;Chaang-Noi;some times better to be lucky/crazy than smart -74275;1363652629;mod6;Krugman and Bernanke have phd's lol -74274;1363652639;pigeons;wtf is a curation consultant -74273;1363652677;Chaang-Noi;no idea -74272;1363652684;jurov;;;bc,convert, eur -74271;1363652685;gribble;Error: "bc,convert," is not a valid command. -74270;1363652688;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -74269;1363652689;gribble;1 BTC = 49.49002 U.S. dollars = 38.169073 Euros -74268;1363652690;pigeons;smells like something a ycombinator company would have -74267;1363652757;smickles;did we pop 50 or something? -74266;1363652760;smickles;;;ticker -74265;1363652761;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.26107, Best ask: 49.49000, Bid-ask spread: 0.22893, Last trade: 49.26107, 24 hour volume: 45708.72214983, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.79000, 24 hour vwap: 48.26314 -74264;1363652776;jurov;;;asks 50 -74263;1363652777;gribble;There are currently 15875.704 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 792726.780924 USD in total. | Data vintage: 117.4680 seconds -74262;1363652778;deadweasel;bugpowder: http://www4c.wolframalpha.com/Calculate/MSP/MSP206621f5c2f1db8535a3000038g4ed53b9h0cdgd?MSPStoreType=image/gif&s=48&w=367.&h=57. -74261;1363652828;smickles;$vwap ^oix -74260;1363652829;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 40.34905862 high: 57.74756063 low: 37.79100251 volume: 35646 btc: 4872.55462737 30 day: no data -74259;1363652861;Chaang-Noi;less than a million of soon to be fiat to go -74258;1363653217;jurov;$markov -74257;1363653217;mpexbot;but... i saw porn on there :( -74256;1363653230;jurov;you bet -74255;1363653334;smickles;$markov jurov -74254;1363653334;mpexbot;jurov because a. its much easier to parse and b. because the bot -74253;1363653365;jurov;$markov smickles -74252;1363653366;mpexbot;smickles that film... you should totally watch it. -74251;1363653385;jurov;$markov s.dice -74250;1363653385;mpexbot;jurov: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -74249;1363653390;smickles;it'll get better with time -74248;1363653401;pigeons;$markov zhoutong -74247;1363653401;mpexbot;pigeons: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -74246;1363653407;jurov;i hope for succinct prediction :/ -74245;1363653417;Bugpowder;deadweasel: ok..... -74244;1363653419;smickles;$markov [MPEX:S.DICE] -74243;1363653419;mpexbot;smickles: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -74242;1363653437;deadweasel;Bugpowder: yeah, no I have no idea at all -74241;1363653437;jurov;$markov eskimobob -74240;1363653438;mpexbot;jurov: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -74239;1363653442;smickles;$markov [MPEX] [S.DICE] -74238;1363653442;mpexbot;smickles: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -74237;1363653446;smickles;bah -74236;1363653446;jurov;i broke it -74235;1363653495;smickles;$markov i hope -74234;1363653495;mpexbot;smickles: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -74233;1363653504;smickles;D: -74232;1363653531;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1 @ 0.06562237 BTC [-] -74231;1363653557;smickles;;;calc 51 - 1.065 -74230;1363653558;gribble;49.935 -74229;1363653568;smickles;er, wrong one -74228;1363653581;smickles;;;calc 51/(1-.065) -74227;1363653581;gribble;54.5454545455 -74226;1363653668;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -74225;1363653672;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -74224;1363653673;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.49999, Best ask: 49.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 49.49999, 24 hour volume: 47889.07477187, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.79000, 24 hour vwap: 48.32588 -74223;1363653680;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6247626.80304 based on data since last change | 6547204.92104 based on data for last three days -74222;1363653688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C490T] 1 @ 0.08408666 BTC [-] -74221;1363653689;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00431 BTC [-] -74220;1363653691;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0043 = 0.086 BTC [-] -74219;1363653694;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00426 BTC [-] -74218;1363653695;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 9 @ 0.0041 = 0.0369 BTC [-] -74217;1363653742;smickles;;;calc 49/(1/.084) -74216;1363653742;gribble;4.116 -74215;1363653743;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.334 BTC [-] -74214;1363653744;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3337 BTC [-] -74213;1363653746;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3332 BTC [-] -74212;1363653747;smickles;;;calc 49/(1-.084) -74211;1363653748;gribble;53.4934497817 -74210;1363653780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.000697 = 3.3456 BTC [-] -74209;1363653839;kakobrekla;;;ticker -74208;1363653840;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.50001, Best ask: 49.50002, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 49.50002, 24 hour volume: 48101.89622656, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.79000, 24 hour vwap: 48.33148 -74207;1363653939;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -74206;1363653941;gribble;47.96 -74205;1363653957;smickles;;;calc [bc,24hprc]/[ticker --last] -74204;1363653958;gribble;0.968888693154 -74203;1363654042;smickles;at what point do we start seeing that 'buy/sell out mpoebot' trader -74202;1363654064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13443 @ 0.000697 = 9.3698 BTC [-] -74201;1363654300;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/steganography-or-the-simple-yet-strong-brain-wallet/ -74200;1363654581;smickles;mircea_popescu: dammit man, stop publishing my ideas -74199;1363654590;smickles;;) -74198;1363654610;mircea_popescu;hahaha -74197;1363654612;mircea_popescu;strawberries smickles -74196;1363654771;smickles;mircea_popescu: this is all getting into indiana jones territory. soon enough you'll have to be at 'the spot where the sun is at such an angel in sky on this day of the year and casts a shadow to your feet. turn left, take a pic of the mountian and pump that pic into the script where you enter "david duchovny" 6 times' -74195;1363654788;mircea_popescu;absolutely. -74194;1363654814;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is - among other things - bringing pirate maps back -74193;1363654820;mircea_popescu;i loved those when i was 12 -74192;1363655193;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -74191;1363655198;kakobrekla;plot gets thinner -74190;1363655224;mod6;(16:00) < mircea_popescu> bitcoin is - among other things - bringing pirate maps back << YES!! -74189;1363655281;mircea_popescu;:D -74188;1363655354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10110 @ 0.00071781 = 7.2571 BTC [+] -74187;1363655462;pigeons;https://sites.google.com/site/buriedkeys/ -74186;1363655622;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -74185;1363655624;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.71230, Best ask: 49.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08770, Last trade: 49.71230, 24 hour volume: 49314.22508067, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.80000, 24 hour vwap: 48.37025 -74184;1363655643;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 49.99 -74183;1363655643;gribble;There are currently 1456.6221 bitcoins offered at or under 49.99 USD, worth 72734.4782962 USD in total. | Data vintage: 40.4732 seconds -74182;1363655723;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154518.msg1638361#msg1638361 -74181;1363655724;mircea_popescu;ouch -74180;1363655813;mod6;that's neat pigeons -74179;1363655880;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -74178;1363655887;smickles;;;asks 49.99 -74177;1363655888;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.71230, Best ask: 49.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08770, Last trade: 49.71230, 24 hour volume: 49314.22508067, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.80000, 24 hour vwap: 48.37025 -74176;1363655889;gribble;There are currently 384.75233 bitcoins offered at or under 49.99 USD, worth 19225.9672632 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.3233 seconds -74175;1363655906;smickles;;;goxlag -74174;1363655907;gribble;5.363153 seconds -74173;1363655913;ThickAsThieves;49.95 -74172;1363655931;ThickAsThieves;.97 -74171;1363655932;ThickAsThieves;.98 -74170;1363655935;ThickAsThieves;.99 -74169;1363655945;ThickAsThieves;50 -74168;1363655965;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -74167;1363655966;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.55001, Best ask: 49.71229, Bid-ask spread: 0.16228, Last trade: 49.55001, 24 hour volume: 51864.42162892, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.94900, 24 hour vwap: 48.43539 -74166;1363655986;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -74165;1363655987;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.55001, Best ask: 49.71229, Bid-ask spread: 0.16228, Last trade: 49.55001, 24 hour volume: 51864.42162892, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.94900, 24 hour vwap: 48.43539 -74164;1363656000;ThickAsThieves;saw 50 on coinlab ticker -74163;1363656024;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -74162;1363656024;dub;;;ticker -74161;1363656029;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.55001, Best ask: 49.71229, Bid-ask spread: 0.16228, Last trade: 49.55001, 24 hour volume: 51864.42162892, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.94900, 24 hour vwap: 48.43539 -74160;1363656029;mircea_popescu;fancy wallstreet prices -74159;1363656029;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.55001, Best ask: 49.71229, Bid-ask spread: 0.16228, Last trade: 49.55001, 24 hour volume: 51864.42162892, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.94900, 24 hour vwap: 48.43539 -74158;1363656035;kakobrekla;:D -74157;1363656036;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 1 @ 0.10841351 BTC [-] -74156;1363656042;dub;says 50 on goxlive -74155;1363656054;smickles;;;calc 1/(1-.1084) -74154;1363656055;gribble;1.12157918349 -74153;1363656055;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -74152;1363656057;gribble;46.263792 seconds -74151;1363656063;smickles;;;calc 47/(1-.1084) -74150;1363656063;gribble;52.714221624 -74149;1363656171;deadweasel;was the solution for sdice to split off transactions into entire blocks? -74148;1363656197;deadweasel;that's what it looks like on https://blockchain.info/ -74147;1363656215;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -74146;1363656216;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.55001, Best ask: 49.71229, Bid-ask spread: 0.16228, Last trade: 49.55001, 24 hour volume: 51864.42162892, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 49.94900, 24 hour vwap: 48.43539 -74145;1363656314;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1 @ 0.13772223 BTC [+] -74144;1363656366;kakobrekla;;;ticker -74143;1363656369;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.78232, Best ask: 49.98998, Bid-ask spread: 0.20766, Last trade: 49.71229, 24 hour volume: 54635.61117328, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 50.00000, 24 hour vwap: 48.51496 -74142;1363656370;ThickAsThieves;50.01 -74141;1363656380;ThickAsThieves;:) -74140;1363656426;deadweasel;it almost feels like classical conditioning -74139;1363656431;deadweasel;these waves in prices -74138;1363656449;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4960 @ 0.0007453 = 3.6967 BTC [+] -74137;1363656456;Bugpowder;Poppin bottles! -74136;1363656464;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -74135;1363656483;Bugpowder;;;ticker -74134;1363656488;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.78232, Best ask: 49.98998, Bid-ask spread: 0.20766, Last trade: 49.71229, 24 hour volume: 54635.61117328, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 50.00000, 24 hour vwap: 48.51496 -74133;1363656538;Bugpowder;wat? -74132;1363656545;Bugpowder;I'm seeing 50.05 -74131;1363656562;pizzaman1337;market manipulation! -74130;1363656568;kakobrekla;gribble iz slow -74129;1363656570;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P430T] 8 @ 0.0441449 = 0.3532 BTC [-] -74128;1363656600;Bugpowder;I assume there is some panic buying goxlag -74127;1363656607;Bugpowder;bitcoin charts has it at 50.20 -74126;1363656620;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -74125;1363656621;gribble;44.343507 seconds -74124;1363656633;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8402 BTC [-] -74123;1363656635;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.8401 = 3.3604 BTC [-] -74122;1363656637;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.84 = 5.04 BTC [-] -74121;1363656637;Bugpowder;;;ticker -74120;1363656639;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 49.78232, Best ask: 49.98998, Bid-ask spread: 0.20766, Last trade: 49.71229, 24 hour volume: 54635.61117328, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 50.00000, 24 hour vwap: 48.51496 -74119;1363656651;Bugpowder;heh... that is STALE -74118;1363656763;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 250 @ 0.10675 = 26.6875 BTC [+] -74117;1363656765;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 750 @ 0.10948345 = 82.1126 BTC [+] -74116;1363656802;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 250 @ 0.10948345 = 27.3709 BTC [+] -74115;1363656810;benkay;;;goxlag -74114;1363656810;gribble;0.360978 seconds -74113;1363656843;kakobrekla;;;cakc ;;goxlag/3600 -74112;1363656844;gribble;Error: "cakc" is not a valid command. -74111;1363656847;kakobrekla;for more convinient format -74110;1363656865;kakobrekla;cakc right. -74109;1363656881;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C490T] 500 @ 0.12927863 = 64.6393 BTC [+] -74108;1363656952;Bowjob;meow -74107;1363656955;Bowjob;;;ticker -74106;1363656956;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 51.00001, Best ask: 51.01000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 51.00000, 24 hour volume: 59546.54465887, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 51.01000, 24 hour vwap: 48.67395 -74105;1363656963;Bowjob;*yawn -74104;1363656977;pizzaman1337;$51? zomg -74103;1363656989;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 4 @ 0.23958397 = 0.9583 BTC [+] -74102;1363657004;mircea_popescu;lol! -74101;1363657012;mircea_popescu;this is le excitingque -74100;1363657016;Bowjob;well, cyprus -74099;1363657017;Bowjob;lol -74098;1363657026;Bowjob;in anything, TA is bullshit -74097;1363657034;deadweasel;mp go pay bitbet nao~! -74096;1363657035;deadweasel;it almost feels like classical conditioning0 -74095;1363657039;mircea_popescu;lol -74094;1363657040;deadweasel;oops jk -74093;1363657043;kakobrekla;i have been saying this for a while now, the more world goes to shit, the better for btc -74092;1363657044;Bowjob;fundamentals beats all! -74091;1363657056;Bowjob;we are the new wealthy elite -74090;1363657100;Bowjob;im just gonna sit this out, waiting for my avalon -74089;1363657111;Bowjob;we just rboke 52 -74088;1363657122;mircea_popescu;nowai ?! -74087;1363657123;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -74086;1363657124;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 52.00000, Best ask: 52.12000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12000, Last trade: 52.00000, 24 hour volume: 61002.40967740, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.12000, 24 hour vwap: 48.74625 -74085;1363657132;mircea_popescu;this is going to 100 -74084;1363657143;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -74083;1363657144;gribble;2.173409 seconds -74082;1363657152;kakobrekla;WE NEED MOAR LAG!!! -74081;1363657158;Bowjob;just watch the price here -74080;1363657161;Bowjob;in real time -74079;1363657161;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/ -74078;1363657166;deadweasel;lol -74077;1363657167;Bowjob;the orderbook is skewed -74076;1363657170;Bowjob;not enough coins -74075;1363657172;ThickAsThieves;so the big 50 wall was a fake -74074;1363657185;Bowjob;was it fake or eaten -74073;1363657192;ThickAsThieves;dunno -74072;1363657196;kakobrekla;it was take out in 2 steps today -74071;1363657199;kakobrekla;taken -74070;1363657201;mircea_popescu;part eaten taken off -74069;1363657209;deadweasel;you shouldn't eat so much, kakobrekla -74068;1363657213;deadweasel;on nm -74067;1363657213;Bowjob;some people seem to be dumping -74066;1363657214;Bowjob;lol -74065;1363657220;kakobrekla;deadweasel im full :p -74064;1363657227;deadweasel;of bitcoins -74063;1363657242;ThickAsThieves;wow -74062;1363657246;Bowjob;i welcome you, my cyprus and spanish friends -74061;1363657247;deadweasel;worth 50+ -74060;1363657249;Bugpowder;52 -74059;1363657255;deadweasel;i'm 1/4 spanish -74058;1363657280;deadweasel;52.12! no way this holds -74057;1363657289;kakobrekla;meanwhile in antartica: ltc down to 0.01 -74056;1363657295;deadweasel;panic selling t-minus some seconds -74055;1363657329;Bugpowder;nah dude -74054;1363657332;Bugpowder;this is moving up -74053;1363657340;Bowjob;fuck this shit im cancelling LTC -74052;1363657347;benkay;oh bowjob -74051;1363657349;benkay;trading your emotions -74050;1363657350;benkay;that's cute -74049;1363657362;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -74048;1363657364;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 52.10000, Best ask: 52.11999, Bid-ask spread: 0.01999, Last trade: 52.10000, 24 hour volume: 61104.42476205, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.12000, 24 hour vwap: 48.75342 -74047;1363657455;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136365020251.png -74046;1363657458;mircea_popescu;for the win -74045;1363657472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00075127 = 8.4894 BTC [+] -74044;1363657472;Bugpowder;;;bids 50 -74043;1363657473;gribble;There are currently 6286.4465 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 315601.470911 USD in total. | Data vintage: 44.1438 seconds -74042;1363657473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1487 @ 0.00076717 = 1.1408 BTC [+] -74041;1363657481;Bugpowder;;;bids 49 -74040;1363657483;gribble;There are currently 7952.6316 bitcoins demanded at or over 49.0 USD, worth 397741.218334 USD in total. | Data vintage: 53.4991 seconds -74039;1363657488;Bugpowder;not a bad wall -74038;1363657575;deadweasel;;;ticker --last -74037;1363657576;gribble;52.10000 -74036;1363657624;benkay;;;goxlag -74035;1363657625;gribble;54.463538 seconds -74034;1363657632;benkay;ho ho ho -74033;1363657668;mod6;merry lag time -74032;1363657695;mircea_popescu;“We want to be the grownups in the Bitcoin space,” said chief operating officer Ryan Singer in an interview. -74031;1363657695;mircea_popescu;Read more at http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/18/embattled-bitcoin-exchange-tradehill-is-back/#kOC57bZHlphBM98A.99 -74030;1363657700;mircea_popescu;ahaha fuckwits. -74029;1363657721;benkay;californians, man -74028;1363657737;benkay;second only to new yorkers in arrogant fuckery -74027;1363657737;mircea_popescu;fucking tradition in bitcoin, retards posturing as ":the adults:" -74026;1363657750;mircea_popescu;bitcoinica consultancy ? check. -74025;1363657755;mircea_popescu;coinfail ? check -74024;1363657759;mircea_popescu;tradehill ? check. -74023;1363657774;mircea_popescu;next kludge is going to come back from the dead wanting to be the adult in bitcoin or some shit. -74022;1363657781;mircea_popescu;maybe bruce wagner too. -74021;1363657827;benkay;it's how you raise capital -74020;1363657829;Bowjob;yawn -74019;1363657837;benkay;pretend to be awesome -74018;1363657839;benkay;hustle ferociously -74017;1363657844;benkay;disregard the truth -74016;1363657852;kakobrekla;im not concered -74015;1363657856;kakobrekla;they are in merrica -74014;1363657859;kakobrekla;they will get selffucked -74013;1363657861;Bugpowder;what the fuck is up with their photos -74012;1363657866;Bugpowder;so unprofessional -74011;1363657869;benkay;i don't understand the fixation with exchanges. -74010;1363657873;Bugpowder;I see they swapped out the original -74009;1363657881;Bugpowder;which was them looking hammered, holding a drink -74008;1363657889;mircea_popescu;benkay it's like the notion that bitcoi nwill grow through retail adoption -74007;1363657895;mircea_popescu;people focus on what they can understand easily. -74006;1363657913;benkay;derp harder, oh my countrymen -74005;1363657914;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder shh, adult photos! -74004;1363657925;Bugpowder;like WTF -74003;1363657941;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -74002;1363657943;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 51.73600, Best ask: 51.93701, Bid-ask spread: 0.20101, Last trade: 51.73801, 24 hour volume: 64139.42338876, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 48.93122 -74001;1363657947;Bugpowder;wear a fucking suit for your fucking presentation to the world dipshits -74000;1363657947;mircea_popescu;53 about to gho -73999;1363657973;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the only thing the rental store had was a pink tux and a strapless sperm-white gucci dress -73998;1363657985;mircea_popescu;well... guggi. -73997;1363658004;parseval;huh.. http://www.fincen.gov/statutes_regs/guidance/html/FIN-2013-G001.html -73996;1363658048;parseval;FinCEN's statement on applicability of regulations to virtual currencies, posted today -73995;1363658054;kakobrekla;anyone singed up for that prime idiotism? -73994;1363658071;benkay;where did you find that, parseval? -73993;1363658074;mircea_popescu;parseval o hery, big deal. -73992;1363658082;parseval;It was on reddit -73991;1363658101;mircea_popescu;This guidance refers to the participants in generic virtual currency arrangements, using the terms "user," "exchanger," and "administrator."6 A user is a person that obtains virtual currency to purchase goods or services.7 An exchanger is a person engaged as a business in the exchange of virtual currency for real currency, funds, or other virtual currency. An administrator is a person engaged as a business in issuing ( -73990;1363658101;mircea_popescu;putting into circulation) a virtual currency, and who has the authority to redeem (to withdraw from circulation) such virtual currency. -73989;1363658103;mircea_popescu;they blew it. -73988;1363658109;mircea_popescu;mpex still extempt. -73987;1363658151;parseval;See part C -73986;1363658153;parseval;A final type of convertible virtual currency activity involves a de-centralized convertible virtual currency (1) that has no central repository and no single administrator, and (2) that persons may obtain by their own computing or manufacturing effort. -73985;1363658153;parseval;A person that creates units of this convertible virtual currency and uses it to purchase real or virtual goods and services is a user of the convertible virtual currency and not subject to regulation as a money transmitter. By contrast, a person that creates units of convertible virtual currency and sells those units to another person for real currency or its equivalent is engaged in transmission to another location -73984;1363658153;parseval;and is a money transmitter. In addition, a person is an exchanger and a money transmitter if the person accepts such de-centralized convertible virtual currency from one person and transmits it to another person as part of the acceptance and transfer of currency, funds, or other value that substitutes for currency. -73983;1363658184;mircea_popescu;nope. -73982;1363658208;mircea_popescu;to be an administrator it substantively requires you have the ability to withdraw units. -73981;1363658214;parseval;Looks like MtGox is getting out just in time -73980;1363658232;mircea_popescu;to be a transmitter it substantively requires you blabla as part of acceptance/transfer of funds/currency/etc. -73979;1363658237;mircea_popescu;but yes. -73978;1363658242;Bowjob;we can reach $58 if -73977;1363658246;mircea_popescu;pretty much all exchanges have an issue nao. -73976;1363658248;Bowjob;theres $500k -73975;1363658248;Bowjob;damn -73974;1363658249;Bowjob;hahaha' -73973;1363658262;parseval;You have to follow the BSA as a transmitter -73972;1363658288;parseval;Which means all sorts of recordkeeping and reporting regulations -73971;1363658309;smickles;looks like they are trying to say anyone who buys or sells bitcoin for fiat is a money transmitter -73970;1363658318;smickles;so all users of any exchange -73969;1363658335;mircea_popescu;A person must exchange the currency of two or more countries to be considered a dealer in foreign exchange.19 Virtual currency does not meet the criteria to be considered "currency" under the BSA, because it is not legal tender. Therefore, a person who accepts real currency in exchange for virtual currency, or vice versa, is not a dealer in foreign exchange under FinCEN's regulations. -73968;1363658339;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good. -73967;1363658358;parseval;Oh, nice, I missed that part -73966;1363658364;smickles;not foex, but money tx -73965;1363658404;mircea_popescu;pretty good point -73964;1363658426;mircea_popescu;so in the end, fincen guidance supports at least in part http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/ -73963;1363658445;mircea_popescu;kinda nice to have them come out with "it is not a currency" statement. -73962;1363658471;BitHub;they class it the same as wow gold here -73961;1363658491;smickles;BitHub: if you buy wow gold you're a money transmitter? -73960;1363658498;smickles;i dun think so -73959;1363658518;smickles;that doc says if you buy a decentralized virtual currency, you are a money transmitter -73958;1363658539;smickles;which has a whole shebang of regulation -73957;1363658551;parseval;I think it's just if you sell it -73956;1363658562;smickles;i think it said both -73955;1363658566;Bowjob;im just sitting here fapping getting rich -73954;1363658568;Bowjob;>_> -73953;1363658579;Bugpowder;WOW -73952;1363658584;Bowjob;i ougtta work or something. this feels cheating -73951;1363658585;Bowjob;lol -73950;1363658585;deadweasel;coinbase just took my txn. given their history that doesn't mean anything. -73949;1363658598;Bugpowder;That FinCEN thing looks interesting -73948;1363658598;Bowjob;work at like mcdicks. make more money than the manager -73947;1363658599;Bowjob;haha -73946;1363658602;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder indeed. -73945;1363658607;Bugpowder;I will get feedback from wifey -73944;1363658617;Bugpowder;and from my other lawyer friends -73943;1363658628;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder cool -73942;1363658654;smickles;i might actually have to pay federal income tax this coming year if this shit keeps up -73941;1363658679;deadweasel;lol smickles -73940;1363658695;deadweasel;fuck those guys, this is bartering -73939;1363658697;BitHub;cant you just hide your coins and tell them you got hacked? -73938;1363658701;mircea_popescu;lmao -73937;1363658709;smickles;deadweasel: not when you trade it for usd -73936;1363658715;benkay;why do that? -73935;1363658719;benkay;just buy *things* -73934;1363658720;deadweasel;fuck usd -73933;1363658724;BitHub;cash out in another country -73932;1363658744;mircea_popescu;why are you folks so hell bent on not paying tax ? -73931;1363658749;smickles;it's all part of the plan -73930;1363658750;parseval;Or buy USD on an auction house -73929;1363658756;parseval;Have them mail it to you -73928;1363658761;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm not, it's just that i'm poor and haven't done it yet -73927;1363658763;parseval;I mean actual cash -73926;1363658767;mircea_popescu;smickles not you, them -73925;1363658796;smickles;also, they gave me ~4kusd for my kid this year -73924;1363658802;deadweasel;because 51%+ goes to something worse than churches -73923;1363658804;BitHub;right mircea because MPEX is paying coporate tax right? -73922;1363658814;deadweasel;it goes to war. -73921;1363658823;deadweasel;so fuck em -73920;1363658826;mircea_popescu;BitHub on fiat revenue, sure. -73919;1363658849;BitHub;right so if everything is in btc why pay tax? -73918;1363658856;BitHub;i got hacked and all my coins are gone -73917;1363658865;mircea_popescu;lol ok. -73916;1363658866;smickles;if stuff like the fincen doc keep popping up, bitcoin 'revenue' isn't revenue -73915;1363658883;mircea_popescu;smickles it quite clearly says it isn't actually -73914;1363658886;Bugpowder;bartering tokens are still taxable -73913;1363658891;Bugpowder;get that guide -73912;1363658899;mircea_popescu;of course, it wouldn't be the first time this here bird is considered a duck for the purpose of X law and a goose for the purpose of y law -73911;1363658904;mircea_popescu;even if it can't be both. -73910;1363658920;BitHub;isn't your juridiction cyberspace? -73909;1363658935;mircea_popescu;BitHub practically or theoretically ? -73908;1363658943;smickles;Bugpowder: but it's taxed in a whole different way if you barter with it -73907;1363658946;BitHub;prac -73906;1363658961;mircea_popescu;practically it's romania. -73905;1363659005;smickles;that's right, mircea_popescu is an umpyr -73904;1363659049;kakobrekla;;;ticker -73903;1363659050;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 50.83101, Best ask: 51.11538, Bid-ask spread: 0.28437, Last trade: 51.29899, 24 hour volume: 66200.90710021, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.02600 -73902;1363659070;Bowjob;we're crashing! -73901;1363659106;mircea_popescu;haha flash crash -73900;1363659116;Bowjob;;;ticker -73899;1363659116;mod6;1M btc block: https://blockchain.info/block-index/361547/000000000000036a89470665c290a5aeead5809c2dc5fcb58678598e64211bc0 -73898;1363659117;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 50.83101, Best ask: 51.11538, Bid-ask spread: 0.28437, Last trade: 51.29899, 24 hour volume: 66200.90710021, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.02600 -73897;1363659117;Bugpowder;wall at 54 -73896;1363659121;Bugpowder;;;asks 54 -73895;1363659133;gribble;There are currently 14319.578 bitcoins offered at or under 54.0 USD, worth 768614.569271 USD in total. | Data vintage: 150.8870 seconds -73894;1363659164;Bugpowder;-25 BTC transaction fee? -73893;1363659221;mircea_popescu;Data vintage: 150.8870 seconds lmao -73892;1363659223;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder hm ? -73891;1363659238;mod6;Bugpowder: yeah thought that was weird -73890;1363659240;BitHub;When it comes to Tax why give money to a useless middleman that does a pretty terrible job at making the best of your money to make a better country, actually just waste alot, there's no point paying them when i can just hire people to make the country a lil bit less shit. -73889;1363659271;BitHub;i like to build parks, and roads, and speedhumps -73888;1363659274;mircea_popescu;wtf is that block -73887;1363659277;mircea_popescu;1mn btc transacted ?! -73886;1363659296;deadweasel;i just cashed out, that was me.... -73885;1363659301;Bugpowder;lets look deeepr -73884;1363659305;deadweasel;:) -73883;1363659328;benkay;;;goxlag -73882;1363659330;gribble;95.434838 seconds -73881;1363659332;deadweasel;ha -73880;1363659334;benkay;SMOKES. -73879;1363659347;mod6;something like deepbit payments or something -73878;1363659357;Bowjob;;;ticker -73877;1363659358;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 50.83101, Best ask: 51.11538, Bid-ask spread: 0.28437, Last trade: 51.29899, 24 hour volume: 66200.90710021, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.02600 -73876;1363659364;Bowjob;;;goxlag -73875;1363659365;gribble;44.277889 seconds -73874;1363659367;Bowjob;damn -73873;1363659374;Bugpowder;Looks like 5000 BTC getting bounced from addresss to address with 2BTC missing each time -73872;1363659376;deadweasel;gox just took a gigantic crap -73871;1363659390;Bugpowder;ough -73870;1363659393;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder check out the 6k ish txns -73869;1363659393;Bugpowder;50 wall gone -73868;1363659401;mircea_popescu;addy 1 sends to 2 sends to 3 sends to 4 -73867;1363659403;mircea_popescu;same btc -73866;1363659407;mircea_popescu;yea -73865;1363659408;mod6;yeah something like 6500 upto 7600 -73864;1363659411;Bugpowder;OH YES! -73863;1363659420;Bugpowder;THat was the wall at 54 -73862;1363659425;Bugpowder;he sold to market -73861;1363659432;Bugpowder;54 wall is gone now. Up we go -73860;1363659442;deadweasel;;;ticker -73859;1363659443;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 50.83101, Best ask: 51.11538, Bid-ask spread: 0.28437, Last trade: 51.29899, 24 hour volume: 66200.90710021, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.02600 -73858;1363659448;Bugpowder;stale -73857;1363659453;deadweasel;;;goxlag -73856;1363659455;gribble;19.91481 seconds -73855;1363659461;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -73854;1363659461;Bugpowder;that seems to be up to date -73853;1363659477;deadweasel;thx, wow -73852;1363659482;Bowjob;;;ticker -73851;1363659483;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 50.20001, Best ask: 50.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.59999, Last trade: 50.20001, 24 hour volume: 70775.46761279, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.16174 -73850;1363659494;Bowjob;$50 is the new paradigm -73849;1363659495;Bugpowder;maybe its not stale... looks right -73848;1363659502;Bugpowder;$50 is the OLD paradigm -73847;1363659513;deadweasel;Bugpowder is right -73846;1363659515;Bugpowder;How many russians are thinking of putting 1% in bitcoin. -73845;1363659516;Bowjob;$50 is the new 5 -73844;1363659536;deadweasel;the number in here listening Bugpowder -73843;1363659572;deadweasel;ssssshhhhhh, were hunting bitcoin... wascally bitcoin -73842;1363659712;Bowjob;;;ticker -73841;1363659713;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 50.53002, Best ask: 50.82998, Bid-ask spread: 0.29996, Last trade: 50.52002, 24 hour volume: 70828.14155647, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.16342 -73840;1363659722;Bowjob;;;goxlag -73839;1363659726;gribble;27.051584 seconds -73838;1363659861;benkay;are there any good charts of goxlag? -73837;1363659884;pizzaman1337;charts of goxlag? hahh -73836;1363659895;kakobrekla;it should be done -73835;1363659896;pizzaman1337;it could be used as an indicator -73834;1363659900;kakobrekla;yea -73833;1363659916;benkay;of transient value -73832;1363659921;benkay;given recent biz moves -73831;1363659926;pgp;tradehill looks like their down - soiled themselves already... -73830;1363659934;mircea_popescu;lmao pgp -73829;1363659948;mircea_popescu;the adults has left the playground ? -73828;1363659954;pgp;lol -73827;1363659974;pgp;only adults have crossed order books... -73826;1363659990;pgp;at least that never happens on gox... lol -73825;1363660024;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -73824;1363660026;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 50.79898, Best ask: 50.79899, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 50.79898, 24 hour volume: 71294.17494196, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.17302 -73823;1363660061;benkay;;;goxlag -73822;1363660061;gribble;12.907513 seconds -73821;1363660078;benkay;is it unreasonable to ask for goxlag in the ticker? -73820;1363660104;pgp;how it it that bitcoinity is updating and gox's US "Partner" coinlab isn't... -73819;1363660120;smickles;< benkay> is it unreasonable to ask for goxlag in the ticker? << nanotube -73818;1363660141;pgp;betcha that bitcoinity could do some sort of gox lag chart... -73817;1363660169;Bugpowder;;;ticker -73816;1363660170;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 50.79898, Best ask: 50.79899, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 50.79898, 24 hour volume: 71294.17494196, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.17302 -73815;1363660176;Bugpowder;ywan -73814;1363660182;Bugpowder;back 2 work -73813;1363660511;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -73812;1363660512;gribble;0.430566 seconds -73811;1363660562;Bowjob;not bad -73810;1363660564;Bowjob;;;ticker -73809;1363660565;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 50.79980, Best ask: 50.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05020, Last trade: 50.85000, 24 hour volume: 71804.32426947, 24 hour low: 47.12009, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.19010 -73808;1363660574;Bowjob;yep. "new paradigm" -73807;1363660576;gigatube;boring -73806;1363660582;gigatube;99$ or gtfo -73805;1363661306;asciilifeform;oldie but goodie re: BTC exchanges: http://tinyurl.com/5t4xqq4 -73804;1363661444;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform was discussed here just a day or two ago -73803;1363661636;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: damn. got a log? -73802;1363661646;mircea_popescu;ya 1 sec -73801;1363661795;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://pastebin.com/v3JxJqy5 aka nothing -73800;1363661803;mircea_popescu;i guess "discussed" was a misnomer. -73799;1363661819;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009998 BTC [-] -73798;1363661898;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: not much of a refutation now, was it? -73797;1363661910;mircea_popescu;not something that can in principle be refuted, is it ? -73796;1363661928;BitHub;not so sexy now is it -73795;1363661961;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: not so sure about that. it might be possible to measure traffic to, say, mtgox, indirectly (without being in control of mtgox) -73794;1363661967;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.84 = 2.52 BTC [-] -73793;1363661969;asciilifeform;say, by measuring ping time -73792;1363661987;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you can measure (a good portion of) mpex's inbound btc, for that matter. -73791;1363661989;mircea_popescu;does it help you ? -73790;1363661990;asciilifeform;and see exactly how it correlates with price moves -73789;1363662011;mircea_popescu;this is an open problem generally, there's even a serious bounty out for a certain formulation of it -73788;1363662026;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: that wouldn't do the trick, necessarily. presumably they have plenty of BTC in house to absorb the "noise" -73787;1363662029;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-question-of-the-year-in-btc/ (s.dice version) -73786;1363662072;mircea_popescu;there's like 5k bucks waiting to be won by some clever chap there -73785;1363662137;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I might take you up on that challenge. -73784;1363662430;BitHub;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufXdcKWrmSM -73783;1363662442;BitHub;Asset Protection, Privacy and Bitcoin for Solo Entrepreneurs Part 1/8 -73782;1363662965;kakobrekla;what bullshit is this -73781;1363662970;kakobrekla;"you can become a 'pt'" -73780;1363662993;dub;one does not simply walk into passthrough -73779;1363663007;kakobrekla;- perpetual thinker, - permanent tourist, - possibility thinker - privacy techincian, - pirate pass through -73778;1363663032;dub;proffessional thetan? -73777;1363663055;mircea_popescu;hahaha wait. tradehill is back ON THE MPEX MODEL ? -73776;1363663056;pgp;thetan - lol! -73775;1363663056;mircea_popescu;lmao -73774;1363663074;kakobrekla;oh shut up -73773;1363663085;mircea_popescu;Every client will receive a $75 credit to test trading and can activate an account with a deposit of at least $10,000, 200 Bitcoins, or $5,000 in Mt. Gox codes. -73772;1363663085;mircea_popescu;Read more at http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/18/embattled-bitcoin-exchange-tradehill-is-back/#kOC57bZHlphBM98A.99 -73771;1363663094;mircea_popescu;need at least 10k to play. -73770;1363663104;kakobrekla;lol -73769;1363663131;kakobrekla;i give 2.5 btc for 50btc account -73768;1363663134;pgp;5k really... -73767;1363663134;kakobrekla;which is like -73766;1363663142;kakobrekla;twice dat. -73765;1363663147;mircea_popescu;funny shit what these adults are up to over there. -73764;1363663190;kakobrekla;give us a million and you get free cookie -73763;1363663197;pgp;I'm embarassed for them... -73762;1363663206;kakobrekla;sales pitch. -73761;1363663255;pgp;cleaned out their book , I see... My, my, what DEEP pool of liquidity they have... -73760;1363663319;kakobrekla;from the comments; -73759;1363663370;kakobrekla;Ryan Singer > Kurt Durjan • 9 hours ago − -73758;1363663370;kakobrekla;↓ -73757;1363663370;kakobrekla;Hi Kurt, -73756;1363663370;kakobrekla;Please email us at claim@tradehill.com and I will put you in touch with the person doing payouts for the old company -73755;1363663370;kakobrekla;--- -73754;1363663370;kakobrekla;rofl. -73753;1363663379;pgp;yikes... crossed order book is back! -73752;1363663452;pgp;what a joke... -73751;1363663485;pgp;are those sell orders @ 50 supposed to be AON orders or something - still doesn't make sense... -73750;1363663489;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol win -73749;1363663495;mircea_popescu;"the person doing payouts for the old company" -73748;1363663507;mircea_popescu;which isn't the dorks in the pic nor anything named tradehill -73747;1363663526;kakobrekla;the problem is to an outsider -73746;1363663527;mircea_popescu;fuck it, i'm blogging this -73745;1363663530;kakobrekla;this is all nice and ok -73744;1363663533;mircea_popescu;yeah. -73743;1363663555;kakobrekla;we need some press site with some powah -73742;1363663593;pgp;book finally uncrossed... more lag than gox? -73741;1363663615;kakobrekla;$coinlablag -73740;1363663622;kakobrekla;or sumtn -73739;1363663629;pgp;awesome! $1.50 spread -73738;1363663647;pgp;oops book gone again -73737;1363663705;kakobrekla;thes end of the world once per week on these exchanges -73736;1363663711;kakobrekla;theres* -73735;1363664001;jborkl;mpex.co is down -73734;1363664040;smickles;oh? -73733;1363664042;kakobrekla;is not -73732;1363664047;pgp;indeed it is... -73731;1363664055;smickles;sweet -73730;1363664056;smickles;:D -73729;1363664066;smickles;HAVOC! -73728;1363664082;kakobrekla;opens for me? -73727;1363664098;pgp;coinbr seems fine -73726;1363664143;pgp;but not http://mpex.coinbr.com/ or http://mpex.co/ -73725;1363664156;smickles;yeah, i'm not seeing any issue -73724;1363664162;smickles;$depth -73723;1363664165;mpexbot;smickles: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=WUXa2LWs -73722;1363664178;smickles;and mpex proper is still there -73721;1363664195;pgp;no i can sleep -73720;1363664198;pgp;now -73719;1363664208;smickles;pgp: if you're still having issues with the websites, use assbot or mpexbot -73718;1363664255;pgp;not a problem for me right now, just noting that website it inaccessible... -73717;1363664274;jborkl;they are both down,404.doesnt matter to me but just to let you know -73716;1363664292;smickles;weird, they are both up for me -73715;1363664310;smickles;jborkl: where abouts are you -73714;1363664317;smickles;i'm in SW 'merica -73713;1363664320;jborkl;knowmultiple ip,same 404 errors on al -73712;1363664323;jborkl;all -73711;1363664328;pgp;im in nyc -73710;1363664340;jborkl;alalltexas -73709;1363664346;jborkl;damn phone -73708;1363664353;smickles;ahh, mpex.coinbr.com 404 now -73707;1363664375;smickles;mpexbot should work even if mpex.co is down -73706;1363664383;smickles;the same with assbot iirc -73705;1363664407;smickles;mircea_popescu: are you seeing this? -73704;1363664429;Bugpowder;yah its down -73703;1363664429;mircea_popescu;i am -73702;1363664431;mircea_popescu;$vwap -73701;1363664435;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Uq6Ck9w2 -73700;1363664445;mircea_popescu;aha. -73699;1363664452;mircea_popescu;mpex.co isn't down ftr. -73698;1363664485;smickles;woah, -73697;1363664495;smickles;mpexbot is getting a lot of network.in -73696;1363664498;mircea_popescu;http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/mpex.co -73695;1363664498;mircea_popescu;also -73694;1363664515;mircea_popescu;i wonder if this is the early phase lessee here -73693;1363664553;mircea_popescu;Load Averages 0.07 0.08 0.08 on the proxies. -73692;1363664595;mircea_popescu;8 - 9 requests/sec. really niot seeing an issue atm -73691;1363664650;error4733;down for me -73690;1363664678;midnightmagic;down for me also. :-/ -73689;1363664712;smickles;mpexbot's load average is up to 0.08 -73688;1363664719;smickles;highest it's ever been -73687;1363664730;mircea_popescu;well folks, some tracerts might be useful -73686;1363664775;pgp;48 min since last block mined -73685;1363664805;mircea_popescu;174.127.72.233/mpex/ << direct addressing also if it's a local dns issue/poisoning -73684;1363664813;error4733;FORK ? #troll -73683;1363664835;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: traceroute ends at 173.192.118.141 ( po2.fcr02.sr02.dal05.networklayer.com ) -73682;1363664835;mircea_popescu;also, -73681;1363664836;mircea_popescu;$proxies -73680;1363664838;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ["http://mpex.co", "http://mpex.ws", "http://mpex.bz", "http://mpex.coinbr.com", "http://mpex6.coinbr.com"] -73679;1363664847;mircea_popescu;mpex.ws mpex.bz same story ? -73678;1363664851;pgp;mp - that doesn't work either -73677;1363664854;midnightmagic;hrm.. -73676;1363664873;error4733;no1 -73675;1363664876;kakobrekla;.bz works -73674;1363664895;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -73673;1363664896;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0051 / 0.0051 / 0.0051 (6227 shares, 31.76 BTC), 7D: 0.00444444 / 0.00514093 / 0.00599987 (75748 shares, 389.42 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00609733 / 0.0069 (2299780 shares, 14,022.52 BTC) -73672;1363664901;error4733;mmh not for me, so ? DNS ? -73671;1363664905;vampireb;;;ticker -73670;1363664910;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic that's normal, it's the top level router of the dc -73669;1363664917;pgp;proxies don't seem to work -73668;1363664932;Bugpowder;direct address dont work -73667;1363664936;mircea_popescu;pgp you actually can't connect to what srsly ?! -73666;1363664939;Bugpowder;from DC -73665;1363664957;midnightmagic;mpex.ws doesn't resolve. same with mpex.bz, and.. hrm.. 216.182.224.87 (216.182.224.87) for the coinbr proxies. -73664;1363664968;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: It's not normal for a traceroute to fail to traverse.. -73663;1363664988;pgp;just sayin' - can't get to website... trying to offer datapoint from nyc area... -73662;1363664989;mircea_popescu;to fail to traverse no -73661;1363664992;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Are you getting bent over by someone..? -73660;1363665000;mircea_popescu;possibly tho it'd be in a very weird way -73659;1363665003;kakobrekla;.bz and .co works here -73658;1363665011;kakobrekla;the rest is dead -73657;1363665018;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: My traceroute is from northern california.. -73656;1363665025;mircea_popescu;http://who.is/whois/mpex.co sees it for instance -73655;1363665031;mircea_popescu;downforeverone also sees it -73654;1363665047;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: That might just be cached. (the whois part) -73653;1363665049;mircea_popescu;maybe one of the letter dns servers got pouisoned ? -73652;1363665059;mircea_popescu;Overview for mpex.co -73651;1363665059;mircea_popescu;Updated: 1 second ago -73650;1363665083;Bugpowder;http://pastebin.com/DxCMxhDw -73649;1363665085;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Is this 174.127.72.233 mpex.co? -73648;1363665088;mircea_popescu;yea -73647;1363665099;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Do you have access to a looking glass? -73646;1363665103;Bugpowder;dies here : po2.fcr02.sr02.dal05.networklayer.com (173.192.118.141) 131.070 ms -73645;1363665109;smickles;i've got a server in california -73644;1363665119;smickles;i'll tr from there -73643;1363665151;mircea_popescu;hm -73642;1363665210;Bugpowder;DOJ cut the US cables to MPEX -73641;1363665222;Bugpowder;in wake of FinCEN guidance -73640;1363665232;mircea_popescu;lol -73639;1363665253;midnightmagic;smickles: Does your upstream give you bgp looking glass access? -73638;1363665294;Bugpowder;Actually, the DC Level 3 ip tried for 50 secondes then sent it thru Dallas, where it also failed. -73637;1363665311;midnightmagic;it would certainly be interesting if it were part of something deliberate. :-/ -73636;1363665314;Bugpowder;5 seconds -73635;1363665318;mircea_popescu;1 2 0 0 8.9.232.73 xe-5-3-0.edge3.dallas1.level3.net -73634;1363665318;mircea_popescu;2 Timed out 1 0 4.69.145.204 ae-4-90.edge2.dallas3.level3.net -73633;1363665318;mircea_popescu;3 7 7 7 4.59.36.94 softlayer-t.edge2.dallas3.level3.net -73632;1363665318;mircea_popescu;4 8 7 8 50.97.18.195 ae6.dar01.sr01.dal05.networklayer.com -73631;1363665318;mircea_popescu;5 10 8 7 173.192.118.139 po1.fcr02.sr02.dal05.networklayer.com -73630;1363665318;mircea_popescu;6 8 8 8 174.127.72.233 174.127.72.233.static.midphase.com -73629;1363665318;mircea_popescu;Trace complete -73628;1363665323;mircea_popescu;i get it from dallas just fine for instance -73627;1363665335;pgp;http://174.127.72.233/ comes up for me showing some Romanian hauling luggage... -73626;1363665351;mircea_popescu;pgp haha cool. -73625;1363665358;mircea_popescu;except it's a guatemalan. -73624;1363665410;smickles;midnightmagic: i'm so noob on this topic, i don't even know -73623;1363665410;midnightmagic;smickles: Okay. -73622;1363665410;smickles;my cali traceroute didn't look special -73621;1363665410;Bugpowder;still hanging at po2.fcr02.sr02.dal05.networklayer.com (173.192.118.141) 89.246 ms -73620;1363665410;smickles;it must be in a different part -73619;1363665410;midnightmagic;maybe iran screwed their bgp advertisements up again -73618;1363665410;midnightmagic;that would be funny. -73617;1363665413;Bugpowder;172.127.72.233 loads for me... text only, but the /mpex does not -73616;1363665437;smickles;text only? you're looking at the site as intended -73615;1363665441;smickles;;) -73614;1363665445;mircea_popescu;lol. -73613;1363665446;pgp;lol -73612;1363665454;mircea_popescu;for my curiosity, if you edit your hosts to read -73611;1363665460;pgp;are you sure? -73610;1363665464;mircea_popescu;174.127.72.233 mpex.co -73609;1363665470;mircea_popescu;does it suddenly work fine ? -73608;1363665498;mircea_popescu;(bind may need restart, or masq or w/e the dns is) -73607;1363665573;mircea_popescu;$vwap -73606;1363665576;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=6J3qFf1L -73605;1363665743;pgp;although 174.127.72.233/mpex.co/ does resolve... -73604;1363665749;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -73603;1363665769;pgp;the google translator has the article beginning with "May be the reasons explained when talking about behavioral deviations , or if it is not of course a conspiracy of blacks, Jews, Masons, English and former wives . It is true that I lean toward the first explanation, "What do I know?" -73602;1363665777;kakobrekla;dafuq -73601;1363665784;kakobrekla;nanotube, gribble forgot -asset -73600;1363665785;kakobrekla;s -73599;1363665863;pgp;fascinating material - really... -73598;1363665913;mircea_popescu;pgp lol cool -73597;1363666050;pgp;I'm sure google isn't capturing the nuance of message... -73596;1363666073;mircea_popescu;:p -73595;1363666094;mircea_popescu;anyway, i've told sysadmin ppls, see what they come up with -73594;1363666118;dub;dos again? -73593;1363666147;dub;you should stick some soa elsewhere so we can at least tell when you're gettign dosed -73592;1363666183;mircea_popescu;dub best i can tell there's some dns poisoning going on -73591;1363666214;dub;also fuck .co -73590;1363666218;mircea_popescu;so use .ws -73589;1363666252;mircea_popescu;dub does 174.127.72.233/mpex.co/ resolve for you ? -73588;1363666261;pgp;although lumping in "former housewives" (or should it just be former wives) in with blacks, jew, mason and... english does strike me as subtly genius on a level that I'm not quite sure I understand.... -73587;1363666278;mircea_popescu;pgp gimme a link i might make some sense of it -73586;1363666280;dub;um I don't think thats teh right question -73585;1363666300;mircea_popescu;ya ok. does it bring up a page ? -73584;1363666305;dub;I can reach 174.127.72.233 -73583;1363666315;mircea_popescu;right. -73582;1363666326;mircea_popescu;if you update your dns to have mpex.co resolve there you're good to go. -73581;1363666331;dub;174.127.72.233/mpex.co/ is a 302 to http://trilema.com/ -73580;1363666345;dub;and polimedia is not resolving -73579;1363666353;mircea_popescu;hum -73578;1363666383;jborkl;polimedia.us not resolving -73577;1363666385;mircea_popescu;http://174.127.72.233/~polimedi/bitcoin/ << what does that do ? -73576;1363666405;jborkl;resolvingyes -73575;1363666406;dub;it shows mpex -73574;1363666416;mircea_popescu;mkay. -73573;1363666439;pgp;http://174.127.72.233/~polimedi/bitcoin/ yes it does! -73572;1363666442;mircea_popescu;not clear if intentional or accidental, if directed at mpex or just affecting some users, but the dns's are borkt. -73571;1363666447;dub;your problem is the soa is unreachable -73570;1363666450;mircea_popescu;for some people (not for all) -73569;1363666490;dub;well your soa records are on your domain -73568;1363666494;dub;which is broken -73567;1363666529;dub;if I cant resolve soa for polimedia.us im not goign to be able to ask ns1/2.polimedia.us how to get there -73566;1363666531;mircea_popescu;dub you will have to have soa on some server. -73565;1363666534;pgp;btw 174.127.72.233/mpex.co/ seems to resolve to random MP musings... -73564;1363666541;mircea_popescu;if some user gets his dns fucked up and can't resolve that server -73563;1363666545;mircea_popescu;it will appear unreachable. -73562;1363666581;mircea_popescu;dub ns1/2 are registered as ns's tho, pretty much every dns server should know them by ip -73561;1363666594;dub;no -73560;1363666595;pgp;I'm now getting: Moment poetic. -73559;1363666595;pgp;Octombrie 25, 2010 | Autor: Mircea Popescu -73558;1363666595;pgp;De-ai adormi iubito pe linia ferata -73557;1363666595;pgp;Imbujorate trenuri te-or ocoli tiptil -73556;1363666595;pgp;Din ceruri au sa ninga baloturi mari de vata -73555;1363666595;pgp;Vor fi betii de roua, se va dansa cadril. -73554;1363666628;mircea_popescu;pgp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHrt7Fc99Eo there. with music. -73553;1363666644;dub;mircea_popescu: they will cache them for however long you instruct them to, then they will have to ask you again -73552;1363666649;mircea_popescu;dub right. -73551;1363666657;dub;but only after someone asks them -73550;1363666661;mircea_popescu;right. -73549;1363666694;dub;anyone this doesnt work for do: dig +trace polimedia.us -73548;1363666704;dub;for me there is no 'glue' in the root -73547;1363666733;mircea_popescu;;; Received 228 bytes from 127.0.0.1#53(127.0.0.1) in 49 ms -73546;1363666733;mircea_popescu;us. 172800 IN NS k.cctld.us. -73545;1363666733;mircea_popescu;us. 172800 IN NS e.cctld.us. -73544;1363666733;mircea_popescu;us. 172800 IN NS c.cctld.us. -73543;1363666733;mircea_popescu;us. 172800 IN NS f.cctld.us. -73542;1363666733;mircea_popescu;us. 172800 IN NS a.cctld.us. -73541;1363666733;mircea_popescu;us. 172800 IN NS b.cctld.us. -73540;1363666733;gribble;Error: "Received" is not a valid command. -73539;1363666748;dub;sorry, yes there is -73538;1363666783;mircea_popescu;;; Received 98 bytes from 156.154.127.70#53(c.cctld.us) in 50 ms -73537;1363666783;mircea_popescu;polimedia.us. 14400 IN A 174.127.72.233 -73536;1363666783;gribble;Error: "Received" is not a valid command. -73535;1363666784;mircea_popescu;it's there. -73534;1363666829;jborkl;mobile 4g service reaches it fine -73533;1363666846;mircea_popescu;somebody fucked up their dns best i can determine atm. -73532;1363666848;mircea_popescu;possibly l3 -73531;1363666946;pgp;mp: your creation? -73530;1363666946;jborkl;ok back up on all ip tried -73529;1363666946;dub;mircea_popescu: anyway, use another domain for SOA -73528;1363666964;mircea_popescu;polimedia IS another domain from mpex.co -73527;1363667026;mircea_popescu;pgp nah -73526;1363667064;pgp;lol -73525;1363667157;dub;except we cant reach mpex or polimedia -73524;1363667192;dub;http://www.webdnstools.com/dnstools/articles/glue_records -73523;1363667199;mircea_popescu;so what'd a diff domain help ? -73522;1363667204;error4733;NSA, grow up please ! -73521;1363667228;gigatube;Call the system administrator! -73520;1363667238;gigatube;PC Load Letter!?!? -73519;1363667247;dub;its been a long time since I gave a shit about dns so I cannot elucidate -73518;1363667312;dub;being 7 hours into a fault bridge dun't help -73517;1363667367;dub;suffice to say you have engineered yourself a spiffing spof there -73516;1363667377;mod6;dig @a.cctld.us polimedia.us ANY << so if you dig here, you get the forward zone, its just the gtld-servers that don't return a valid pointer -73515;1363667417;mod6;someone is doing something funny though -73514;1363667488;mod6;same thing with this: dig @a.cctld.us mpex.co ANY -73513;1363667522;mod6;they both have the same NS entries -73512;1363667841;mod6;werid. -73511;1363667857;mod6;mpexbot is still working as far as I can tell... -73510;1363667862;dub;I think his ns are just gettign hit -73509;1363667928;the-bucket-shop;;;ticker m s.dice -73508;1363667928;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -73507;1363667943;the-bucket-shop;ticker m s.dice -73506;1363667960;the-bucket-shop;nope -73505;1363668004;mod6;you gotta do: -73504;1363668007;mod6;!ticker m s.dice -73503;1363668009;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0051 / 0.0051 / 0.0051 (6227 shares, 31.76 BTC), 7D: 0.00444444 / 0.00514093 / 0.00599987 (75748 shares, 389.42 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00609733 / 0.0069 (2299780 shares, 14,022.52 BTC) -73502;1363668018;mod6;and, yeah, i got a successful stat back -73501;1363668020;the-bucket-shop;thanks mod6 -73500;1363668036;mod6;np -73499;1363668071;mod6;what's strange is that even if they're blasting his NS's and trying to poison them, that shouldn't effect the gltd?? -73498;1363668090;dub;I dont think it is -73497;1363668097;dub;his ns are bork -73496;1363668109;dub;dig @63.247.64.93 polimedia.us ANY +short -73495;1363668116;dub;noerror but no record either -73494;1363668142;dub;but I'm seeing 25% PL to them too -73493;1363668341;mircea_popescu;the obligatory tradehill bitchlsapping -73492;1363668342;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/children-and-their-delusions-today-jared-kenna-and-ryan-singer/ -73491;1363668446;mircea_popescu;confirms that Chase Bank's website has indeed been hacked -73490;1363668460;mod6;dub: hmm. yeah i guess us and cc have they're own tld servers. -73489;1363668516;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00499 BTC [+] -73488;1363668650;mod6;*their -73487;1363668650;mod6;doh! -73486;1363668650;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 54 -73485;1363668650;gribble;There are currently 2699.4102 bitcoins offered at or under 54.0 USD, worth 143185.579577 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -73484;1363668672;benkay;those ripple weirdos, amirite? -73483;1363668680;benkay;i thought we were evolving past debt-based economies -73482;1363668692;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 60 -73481;1363668692;gribble;There are currently 14956.903 bitcoins offered at or under 60.0 USD, worth 851660.539216 USD in total. | Data vintage: 50.4408 seconds -73480;1363668695;benkay;some of us are trying to i now understand -73479;1363668695;mod6;for the goats: http://youtu.be/LEP6-ICsjgg -73478;1363668715;Chaang-Noi;ahh i dont have flash installed :/ -73477;1363668736;mod6;oh bummer, this is pretty funnay -73476;1363668750;mod6;i like the guy @ 1:20 or so, cracks me up -73475;1363668771;mod6;and by "guy" i mean the goat, not the actual human -73474;1363668852;Chaang-Noi;im about 50% of each -73473;1363668862;dub;mod6: lol you suck -73472;1363668889;dub;people on this call thinking im nuts now -73471;1363668912;olive_;;;asks 53 -73470;1363668914;mod6;dub haha wat? -73469;1363668922;gribble;There are currently 1728.8819 bitcoins offered at or under 53.0 USD, worth 91113.8927114 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -73468;1363669006;mod6;anyway, i guess im just dusty -73467;1363669021;mod6;cuz back in the day they didn't have fancy ass tld's like co, or us lol -73466;1363669102;Chaang-Noi;they are fail for drop shipping anyway -73465;1363669128;Chaang-Noi;if i was in the usa i would offer a much better service, i have shitloads of stuff in stock already -73464;1363669128;benkay;some bureaucrats won at making bitcoin welcome in america -73463;1363669142;Chaang-Noi;who? -73462;1363669146;Chaang-Noi;how what? -73461;1363669157;benkay;the fincen people -73460;1363669160;benkay;or whatever their name is -73459;1363669198;benkay;the way i see this is that some bureaucrats decided to let bitcoin grow on its own here -73458;1363669223;Chaang-Noi;im not in the loop i guess -73457;1363669246;benkay;http://t.co/UclT7bCmSe -73456;1363669249;benkay;hoho -73455;1363669255;benkay;don't click that link if you value your privacy -73454;1363669256;BitHub;usa bitcoin companies are fucking idiots -73453;1363669257;benkay;sorry -73452;1363669264;BitHub;you idiots -73451;1363669280;mod6;*shrug* -73450;1363669283;BitHub;feel like herston at the end of planet of the apes -73449;1363669289;BitHub;you maniacs you blew it up -73448;1363669297;benkay;heh -73447;1363669309;mod6;why are yall worried? -73446;1363669314;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m s.bbet -73445;1363669316;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0018 / 0.0018 / 0.0018 (17450 shares, 31.41 BTC), 7D: 0.0015 / 0.00189869 / 0.002014 (48750 shares, 92.56 BTC), 30D: 0.0015 / 0.00180983 / 0.002014 (135256 shares, 244.79 BTC) -73444;1363669344;benkay;the usg has a tendency to overreact, and may yet -73443;1363669355;benkay;but sometimes they let things be and try to just go after criminals -73442;1363669360;benkay;infrequently -73441;1363669375;BitHub;because bitcoin is going get gang banged by western laws and regulation -73440;1363669375;mod6;bah -73439;1363669377;mod6;who cares -73438;1363669379;BitHub;by end of the year -73437;1363669383;benkay;our government is like a pmsing older sister -73436;1363669386;mod6;they will try -73435;1363669388;mod6;and fail -73434;1363669400;benkay;sometimes arbitrarily bitchy -73433;1363669401;BitHub;they will fail if you're not based in usa -73432;1363669413;benkay;sometimes is like "hey kid have a joint" -73431;1363669417;BitHub;if your usa resident of usa bitcoin company consider yourself fucked -73430;1363669423;BitHub;or* -73429;1363669430;benkay;how so bh? -73428;1363669430;Bugpowder;I disagree -73427;1363669440;benkay;++bugpowder -73426;1363669442;BitHub;licences -73425;1363669442;Bugpowder;Regulations cost money -73424;1363669444;Bugpowder;BUT -73423;1363669444;BitHub;tax -73422;1363669461;Bugpowder;VC's have money and may have been waiting for legal guidanc -73421;1363669466;mircea_popescu;ok, dns poisoning should be clearing atm by special arrangementy -73420;1363669469;benkay;i don't need to not pay taxes to live off bitcoins -73419;1363669479;mod6;mp: sweet -73418;1363669485;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m s.mpoe -73417;1363669485;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00066743 / 0.00069359 / 0.00076717 (465282 shares, 322.72 BTC), 7D: 0.00066743 / 0.00071669 / 0.00077241 (2302852 shares, 1,650.44 BTC), 30D: 0.00061614 / 0.00070265 / 0.00078628 (40174787 shares, 28,229.00 BTC) -73416;1363669500;Bugpowder;The more clarity there is to the marketplace the more willing people are to invest and build companies -73415;1363669506;benkay;i don't need to not pay taxes to build profitable businesses period. -73414;1363669509;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder what's your read on the guidance ? -73413;1363669513;BitHub;just email the gov your wallet.dat file and give up -73412;1363669514;mircea_popescu;seems overall very positive. -73411;1363669519;Bugpowder;Great news for users -73410;1363669525;Bugpowder;OK for miners -73409;1363669538;benkay;great for network. forces miners to spend in-network. -73408;1363669539;Bugpowder;cause who really is gonna hunt u down over 25BTC -73407;1363669546;Bugpowder;guilds might have an issue -73406;1363669548;benkay;"forces" -73405;1363669549;BitHub;the gov gave up on google and apple -73404;1363669557;BitHub;and now going after everyone else -73403;1363669559;Bugpowder;so breaking up guilds is kinda good too. BTCguild went over 40% -73402;1363669569;mircea_popescu;yah, a hidden gift in there -73401;1363669584;BitHub;thank christ not a usa resident or usa bitcoin company -73400;1363669586;benkay;i want to meet the people who wrote those regulations -73399;1363669591;mircea_popescu;exchanges had to get cleanned up anyway -73398;1363669600;Bugpowder;Coinlab et al, is unclear. Could be a tougher road, but leaves a path open. -73397;1363669615;mircea_popescu;On a more general note : the time of cowboy style, “one man and his hopes” fiat-BTC exchanges has passed. The exchange market is moving into a new phase. There is room on it for MtGox, on account of its old age and well known brand, and for people like the Frenchies doing that bitcoin-central partner-with-a-bank thing. All other exchanges are going out, and things being what they are the majority of them will be go -73396;1363669615;mircea_popescu;ing out uncleanly. -73395;1363669615;mircea_popescu;Because of this, keeping money in any other fiat-BTC exchanges than those two is pretty much cruisin’ for a bruisin’. Spot sellers may still be safe for a while, select ones may even be safe forever (as they’re a subset of the OTC style marketplace), but for better or worse cowboy exchanges are a thing of the past. -73394;1363669620;mircea_popescu;i love quoting myself! -73393;1363669620;Bugpowder;A real company will be able to pass regs -73392;1363669645;BitHub;yeah i cant wait to use paypal's bitcoin service -73391;1363669663;benkay;as a normal user it'll be perfect, bithub -73390;1363669668;Bugpowder;Dude. If you hold coins now -73389;1363669671;benkay;its what they need -73388;1363669674;BitHub;i cant wait to have all the old dinosaur fucks involved -73387;1363669676;Bugpowder;and paypal starts a service -73386;1363669680;Bugpowder;you will be fucking rich -73385;1363669681;mod6;except when they "freeze" your private key lol -73384;1363669685;mircea_popescu;^ that. -73383;1363669693;benkay;yeah, but norms don't need to care about that -73382;1363669701;mod6;ok just send me ur btc plz -73381;1363669705;Bugpowder;I'm done selling coins -73380;1363669706;BitHub;i dont know -73379;1363669707;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -73378;1363669708;BitHub;honestly -73377;1363669708;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 51.74014, Best ask: 51.99996, Bid-ask spread: 0.25982, Last trade: 51.99998, 24 hour volume: 75673.06898668, 24 hour low: 47.20000, 24 hour high: 52.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.44165 -73376;1363669717;Bugpowder;Regualtory pressure was my biggest worry -73375;1363669718;BitHub;if it hits 100 im cashing out for good -73374;1363669721;BitHub;and moving onto something else -73373;1363669734;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you're not alone let me tell you. -73372;1363669735;error4733;like satoshi -73371;1363669738;BitHub;move onto it quickly before it gets raped by western laws and regulation -73370;1363669755;benkay;i see a road to acceptance in america. -73369;1363669761;Bugpowder;Exactly -73368;1363669766;benkay;it'll be hard and it'll take leadership -73367;1363669768;Bugpowder;This the the DREAM act for bitcoin -73366;1363669774;Bugpowder;Amnesty! -73365;1363669778;error4733;yes -73364;1363669781;dub;uh wtf happened? -73363;1363669782;error4733;free card -73362;1363669784;dub;I missed it -73361;1363669790;BitHub;you'll just have the same old dinosaurs controlling bitcoin -73360;1363669792;Bugpowder;FinCEN issued guidance -73359;1363669796;BitHub;to be honest id rather go back to cash -73358;1363669798;error4733;btc is play money, enjoy -73357;1363669802;dub;link? -73356;1363669816;BitHub;what a joke -73355;1363669818;Bugpowder;I am 75% sure that IRS will issue tax guidance before year end too -73354;1363669821;benkay;someone put this into the title -73353;1363669822;benkay;http://www.fincen.gov/statutes_regs/guidance/html/FIN-2013-G001.html -73352;1363669840;mod6;no surrender imho -73351;1363669842;benkay;topic -73350;1363669842;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder if it reads like youi want it to read we're golden -73349;1363669843;benkay;whatever -73348;1363669861;mod6;no white flags, only black flags -73347;1363669861;Bugpowder;Not out of the woods yet -73346;1363669866;Bugpowder;I would keep my coins close -73345;1363669874;BitHub;this is only revelent to USA people right? -73344;1363669875;Bugpowder;don't leave them parked on exchances -73343;1363669878;BitHub;so i shouldn't give a shit? -73342;1363669888;Bugpowder;Naw... Has major exchage rate implications -73341;1363669899;BitHub;bullshit man -73340;1363669900;Bugpowder;If it fucks liquidity that will be bad short term -73339;1363669908;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.831 BTC [-] -73338;1363669909;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.831 BTC [-] -73337;1363669914;Bugpowder;But I think the market will view as net positive -73336;1363669916;mircea_popescu;btc liquidity or fiat liquidity ? -73335;1363669922;error4733;they alway hit the money first (fiat -73334;1363669927;Bugpowder;USD -> BTC liquidity -73333;1363669933;Bugpowder;did they read on that? -73332;1363669938;benkay;"users of virtual currency" -73331;1363669938;BitHub;good luck trying to cash out 1 million dollars -73330;1363669939;benkay;i came -73329;1363669942;BitHub;straight to jail -73328;1363669943;Bugpowder;ore just BTC 0-> USD -73327;1363669955;Bugpowder;BitHub: You are delusional -73326;1363669960;Bugpowder;Cash out 1 million -73325;1363669965;Bugpowder;pay taxes -73324;1363669970;BitHub;why? -73323;1363669972;mircea_popescu;buy all the girls new tits. -73322;1363669974;Bugpowder;show where you bought it from -73321;1363669979;Bugpowder;don't go to jail -73320;1363669980;mod6;why would you want to cash out to near-worthless fiat? -73319;1363669993;error4733;touche -73318;1363669993;Bugpowder;mod6: Not worthless yet -73317;1363669993;BitHub;but why -73316;1363669999;BitHub;i'm not doing anything criminal -73315;1363670005;error4733;house, car ? -73314;1363670005;Bugpowder;Suppose you wanted to buy a Tesla. -73313;1363670013;Bugpowder;hypothetically -73312;1363670018;BitHub;tesla? -73311;1363670029;Diablo-D3;a car -73310;1363670033;mircea_popescu;suppose you want to give a girl a 2nd pair of tits. -73309;1363670033;Bugpowder;Elon has not responded to my tweets re: the Bitcoins for Tesla plan -73308;1363670038;BitHub;right -73307;1363670041;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: acccttuuuaaalllly -73306;1363670043;Diablo-D3;thats the funny thing -73305;1363670046;BitHub;BitHub paid for those tits -73304;1363670049;Diablo-D3;Elon likes Bitcoin but wont publically state it -73303;1363670057;BitHub;i'm a contractor for BitHub -73302;1363670058;Bugpowder;I should DM him -73301;1363670063;Diablo-D3;shit like this gives Elon a boner -73300;1363670073;Bugpowder;Got a friend who has dinner with him occasionally -73299;1363670081;Bugpowder;but, not me. -73298;1363670090;benkay;some friend -73297;1363670111;Bugpowder;Family at SpaceX -73296;1363670115;BitHub;so is the gov goign to tax me from my job or from bitcoin/ -73295;1363670118;BitHub;or double dip -73294;1363670126;Bugpowder;double dip -73293;1363670130;Bugpowder;of course -73292;1363670130;BitHub;pffft -73291;1363670133;BitHub;fucking assholes -73290;1363670140;BitHub;anyway my wallet got hacked -73289;1363670146;benkay;;) -73288;1363670146;BitHub;sorry gov -73287;1363670154;Bugpowder;yeah -73286;1363670156;Bugpowder;exactly -73285;1363670165;Bugpowder;Its the return of the Honest John system -73284;1363670172;BitHub;lulz -73283;1363670172;Bugpowder;re: tax filing -73282;1363670178;Bugpowder;if you never cash -73281;1363670193;BitHub;yeah got to cash out secretly -73280;1363670197;Bugpowder;I might have to take down my localbitcoins profile though -73279;1363670197;benkay;that's what the irs ruling will determine -73278;1363670199;BitHub;like an actual drug deal -73277;1363670200;BitHub;jesus -73276;1363670211;benkay;or buy stuff with them -73275;1363670218;dub;why not just pay tax you fucking leeches -73274;1363670218;benkay;gott im himmel -73273;1363670224;Bugpowder;I am still waiting for my headphones -73272;1363670227;dub;you get a society, pay for it -73271;1363670229;Bugpowder;from bitcoinstore -73270;1363670238;Bugpowder;I don't mind paying 15% -73269;1363670243;BitHub;yeah dub's right we should pay tax on it to get more guns -73268;1363670247;BitHub;we don't have enough guns in america -73267;1363670248;error4733;i live in nigeria i dont have society -73266;1363670248;mircea_popescu;dub i don't mind paying whores, but only if they're on their knees. -73265;1363670249;BitHub;i don't feel safe -73264;1363670249;Bugpowder;I don't want to pay 39.8% + 13% -73263;1363670251;mircea_popescu;this society is too uppity. -73262;1363670274;benkay;you can also think about taxation as endorsing your local government -73261;1363670276;BitHub;why pay a middleman that does a shit job at creating a society? -73260;1363670278;benkay;do you? -73259;1363670285;dub;BitHub: I dont live in america, I pay tax to get healthcare, education, a working society -73258;1363670291;BitHub;me too -73257;1363670297;BitHub;its already at about 30-35 % -73256;1363670298;benkay;i don't -73255;1363670299;dub;and yes look after people less useful than me -73254;1363670302;BitHub;now they want more? -73253;1363670311;dub;but its cheaper to feed them than let them die -73252;1363670332;dub;I pay ~50% tax -73251;1363670335;error4733;be happy, you could leave in Cyprus -73250;1363670338;BitHub;its a sick joke anyway -73249;1363670358;Bugpowder;;;asks 30 -73248;1363670363;Bugpowder;;;bids 30 -73247;1363670366;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 30.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -73246;1363670366;gribble;There are currently 148225.44 bitcoins demanded at or over 30.0 USD, worth 5579457.76514 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0145 seconds -73245;1363670368;mircea_popescu; but its cheaper to feed them than let them die 9000 -73215;1363670544;mircea_popescu;this is the problem with unbeaten children and "everyone living comfortably" -73214;1363670547;mircea_popescu;there's no motivation left. -73213;1363670550;dub;well the reality is this shit is factually correct -73212;1363670554;mircea_popescu;and without motivation there's no education. -73211;1363670572;mircea_popescu;dub not rly. you just want it to be correct so as not to be forced to reevaluate the coolaid you've been fed. -73210;1363670577;Thinker;cut off the entitlements. that will make them choose between work or death. remove the safety nets that are being used like hammocks. -73209;1363670585;dub;no, I understand the economics of it -73208;1363670589;mircea_popescu;mkay. -73207;1363670594;dub;what you are advocating for is america -73206;1363670598;dub;and that is clearly working well -73205;1363670605;mircea_popescu;not rly. -73204;1363670629;mircea_popescu;i mean forget the strawmen and red herrings for a second. -73203;1363670646;mircea_popescu;the cost of pushing dead bodies with a bulldozer vs the cost of pretending like the idiots are people. -73202;1363670653;mircea_popescu;five degrees of magnitude ? six ? nine ? -73201;1363670664;mircea_popescu;stick to the economics of it. -73200;1363670692;dub;the problem is pushign the dead into a hole is not the only cost, there is fallout -73199;1363670717;BitHub;here we go again, make something illegal for the lil guys, but really expensive licencing for the big boys -73198;1363670731;mircea_popescu;dub so you posit. -73197;1363670742;mircea_popescu;familiar with the millions for defense but not a penny in bribes line ? -73196;1363670781;BitHub;would you pay a guy alot of your money if all he did was cockblock you from a really hot girl all the time? -73195;1363670782;Bugpowder;How expensive will this licensing actually be? -73194;1363670791;dub;ok, perhaps the problem is that we are already at a toage of societal evolution where reverting ro your ideal is not feasable -73193;1363670796;BitHub;expensive, bet your ass on that -73192;1363670832;mircea_popescu;dub let's find out shall we. -73191;1363670836;BitHub;Money Transmitter license -73190;1363670837;dub;not without some genocide at the front -73189;1363670842;Bugpowder;Lawyers are expensive, but its still pretty hard to hit $1MM on a single tranactional licensing setup -73188;1363670844;mircea_popescu;as long as i got the money you're not telling me what's feasible. -73187;1363670847;Thinker;How do you feel about your tax dollars supporting guys like this that are so pathetic they can't even move their bodies down to Walmart to wait in line to buy Diablo 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJtDUZMSOBw -73186;1363670879;BitHub;tax is just another life's scams -73185;1363671001;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is pretty much the end of mandatory taxation. society will have to cope. -73184;1363671007;mircea_popescu;you want to be helped, give me a good reason. -73183;1363671013;Thinker;mircea_popescu: exactly. -73182;1363671014;mircea_popescu;that starts with doing an excellent cocksucking job. -73181;1363671019;mircea_popescu;it does NOT start with threatening me. -73180;1363671027;benkay;haha -73179;1363671030;mircea_popescu;i'll just have you shot, a bullet is cheaper. -73178;1363671032;benkay;government's that actually work -73177;1363671038;benkay;derp -73176;1363671041;benkay;governments -73175;1363671048;benkay;shit yeah oh i totally get it -73174;1363671053;benkay;government as a service -73173;1363671056;mircea_popescu;yup -73172;1363671062;mircea_popescu;police wants money ? start asking people to donate. -73171;1363671067;mircea_popescu;you piss people off ? guess what. no budget. -73170;1363671068;BitHub;your first statement mircea brings me alot of relief -73169;1363671075;benkay;hohohohoho -73168;1363671075;Thinker;socialism ("free" stuff from government) disrupts natural selection. -73167;1363671077;mircea_popescu;watch cops help old ladies cross the street on this model. -73166;1363671095;dub;socialism does nto provide free stuff -73165;1363671097;benkay;cops may actually have to engage in dialogue with citizens -73164;1363671106;benkay;about what should be enforced -73163;1363671107;mircea_popescu;benkay yes. with their hats in their hands. -73162;1363671108;BitHub;intead of just beating them? -73161;1363671115;Thinker;cops will realize that yes, we are their boss and not the other way around. -73160;1363671115;Bugpowder;There are almost 40,000 registered money transmitters in the US -73159;1363671121;benkay;mind = blown -73158;1363671126;dub;and cops are already scum of the earth -73157;1363671129;Bugpowder;It costs $1000 to register in Washington state -73156;1363671131;Bugpowder;http://mortgage.nationwidelicensingsystem.org/slr/PublishedStateDocuments/WA-Currency-Exchange-Company-New-App-Checklist.pdf -73155;1363671135;benkay;ahaha -73154;1363671136;benkay;and -73153;1363671137;benkay;AND -73152;1363671142;dub;if you are not good at anything you become a cop or a teacher -73151;1363671146;Bugpowder;first thing I found -73150;1363671147;benkay;departments aren't interdependent -73149;1363671157;benkay;forest service can accept "tithe" -73148;1363671160;benkay;or whatever -73147;1363671166;benkay;so can dod -73146;1363671169;benkay;nsa -73145;1363671171;benkay;omgomgomgomg -73144;1363671172;Thinker;dub: well said -73143;1363671172;dub;if you can handle a mop you go into the janitorial arts which probalby pays better -73142;1363671177;Bugpowder;SO..... If coinlab can't handle something of this moderate level of effort and cost, I don't want to deal with them -73141;1363671202;Thinker;i know how we can get more people employed. eliminate minimum wage and entitlements. -73140;1363671208;benkay;i haven't felt like this since reading ayn rand as a wee one -73139;1363671214;Bugpowder;LOL -73138;1363671234;dub;benkay: thats all well and good, but really you are just reinventing states -73137;1363671263;mircea_popescu;dub nope. the us is puritan-stupid, for one. -73136;1363671266;benkay;one must keep riff raff like you out -73135;1363671271;BitHub;so you just need a 1000$ licence? -73134;1363671273;mircea_popescu;and moreover, they're about as socialist as the uk by now -73133;1363671306;benkay;this enables sea farming -73132;1363671309;Bugpowder;So, my reading of the FinCEN guidance is more positive now that it is established that it costs $1000 to register in WA. I don't know if that let's you operate in other states as well, but if you need to register in all states then lets say $50,000 and a pain in the ass. -73131;1363671339;BitHub;and pay coporate tax -73130;1363671346;Bugpowder;BitHub: Looks like it. It would take some lawyer time to make sure the t's are crossed and i's dotted. -73129;1363671364;BitHub;and lawyer fees -73128;1363671377;mircea_popescu;sooo... bitbet dividends for march revised upwards. -73127;1363671378;Bugpowder;Sure. But this is PEANUTS for a real company -73126;1363671391;BitHub;right -73125;1363671393;Bugpowder;Series A should cover it an amore -73124;1363671397;Bugpowder;and more -73123;1363671408;mircea_popescu;on top of 20+ btc expected from bet resolutions there's about 10btc or so coming from people who tried to leech the btc/usd rate bet and got in too late. -73122;1363671426;BitHub;so better to have paypal in there then say give me a go -73121;1363671430;mod6;they tried to game the weight along side of the exchange rate? -73120;1363671454;mircea_popescu;mod6 yeah. -73119;1363671460;mod6;anyway, thats interesting. thanks for the heads up mp. -73118;1363671473;mircea_popescu;it's reallty delicious when wanna-be cheaters get rammed. -73117;1363671483;mod6;=) -73116;1363671628;mod6;mpex.co seems to work fine for me over http now -73115;1363671632;mod6;btw -73114;1363671640;benkay;;;goxlag -73113;1363671641;gribble;0.907938 seconds -73112;1363671697;mod6;!ticker m ^OIX -73111;1363671698;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 37.53972864 / 42.55721868 / 57.53184036 (20165 shares, 3,142.64 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -73110;1363671715;kakobrekla;they are refunded if they come before bet is closed but after the event -73109;1363671724;kakobrekla;if the bet is already closed -73108;1363671726;kakobrekla;then no. -73107;1363671924;the-bucket-shop;!ticker m s.bbet -73106;1363671924;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.0018 / 0.0018 / 0.0018 (17450 shares, 31.41 BTC), 7D: 0.0015 / 0.00189869 / 0.002014 (48750 shares, 92.56 BTC), 30D: 0.0015 / 0.00180983 / 0.002014 (135256 shares, 244.79 BTC) -73105;1363671936;kakobrekla;!l m s.bbet -73104;1363671938;assbot;Last trade for S.BBET on MPEX was at 0.0018 BTC [+] -73103;1363671945;mod6;nice kakobrekla -73102;1363671971;kakobrekla;:p -73101;1363671987;mod6;need a volume data point maybe -73100;1363672019;kakobrekla;you can only abuse it 3 million times -73099;1363672033;mod6;heheh -73098;1363672186;kakobrekla;> however this stock is going to be better than fiat. -73097;1363672195;kakobrekla;chang you are full of wisdom -73096;1363672210;kakobrekla;dog shit is better than fiat. -73095;1363672219;kakobrekla;at least you can fertilize -73094;1363672394;mod6;growing up here in the U.S. I was taught to hate all paper currency that wasn't backed by sound money. but then they go, "well, except we don't have the ``gold-standard'' any more since they went off the Bretton Woods system." "Ummm.. so what do they do now???" "Well they say we have this petro-dollar"... -73093;1363672442;mod6;"ok so why did we go off the gold standard?" "to pay for the vietnam war.." "so what do we do when it goes to 0?" "hopefully that'll be long after we're gone..." -73092;1363672459;mod6;lol -73091;1363688023;Anduck;!ticker m s.dice -73090;1363688025;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0051 / 0.0051 / 0.0051 (6827 shares, 34.82 BTC), 7D: 0.00444444 / 0.00514061 / 0.00599987 (76348 shares, 392.48 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00609701 / 0.0069 (2300180 shares, 14,024.24 BTC) -73089;1363688300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1544 @ 0.00073702 = 1.138 BTC [-] -73088;1363688302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7570 @ 0.00073701 = 5.5792 BTC [-] -73087;1363689139;Chaang-Noi;damn i should buy some platinum... -73086;1363689161;Chaang-Noi;or maybe not, its not like people are making cars... :/ -73085;1363689215;Chaang-Noi;wtf is palladium so damn high -73084;1363689224;Chaang-Noi;i remeber buying it at 180 -73083;1363689255;Chaang-Noi;Rhodium is cheap too, hmm -73082;1363690101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5827 @ 0.0007431 = 4.33 BTC [+] -73081;1363690153;Namworld;Looks like I'm only earning 4 BTC weekly on my stuff... -73080;1363690364;Namworld;Seems little. -73079;1363690376;Namworld;Guess I need to keep working on my portfolio. -73078;1363691317;Chaang-Noi;$800 a month not bad, but why not just asicminer? :) -73077;1363693840;Namworld;I got a bit of ASICMINER. Not enough in my taste but anyway. -73076;1363693903;Namworld;I'll be heading off. -73075;1363693917;Namworld;5:51 am already... -73074;1363694611;dub;!ticket btctc ASICMINER-PT -73073;1363694617;dub;!ticker btctc ASICMINER-PT -73072;1363694619;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.82 / 0.85386 / 0.870899 (86 shares, 73.4 BTC), 7D: 0.695 / 0.79714 / 0.9489 (1507 shares, 1201.3 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.74566 / 1 (2960 shares, 2207.2 BTC) -73071;1363694651;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 53 -73070;1363694656;gribble;There are currently 921.05612 bitcoins offered at or under 53.0 USD, worth 48812.979279 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -73069;1363694658;Chaang-Noi;;;last -73068;1363694658;gribble;[03:04:10] ;;asks 53 -73067;1363694708;BitHub;batch 3 worth getting? -73066;1363694870;Chaang-Noi;avalon? -73065;1363694884;BitHub;yeah -73064;1363694898;Chaang-Noi;without doing the math and the guess work, i would say i think so -73063;1363694917;BitHub;trippy -73062;1363694931;Chaang-Noi;has bfl shipped yet? -73061;1363694969;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 53 -73060;1363694974;gribble;There are currently 722.61371 bitcoins offered at or under 53.0 USD, worth 38298.5268802 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -73059;1363694982;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 52.99 -73058;1363694982;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 52.99 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.9715 seconds -73057;1363695149;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 52.99 -73056;1363695153;gribble;There are currently 38.803471 bitcoins offered at or under 52.99 USD, worth 2056.19594419 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -73055;1363695296;deadweasel;;;goxlag -73054;1363695896;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -73053;1363696134;ThickAsThieves;going for 54 -73052;1363696139;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -73051;1363696139;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 53.11001, Best ask: 53.48997, Bid-ask spread: 0.37996, Last trade: 53.11001, 24 hour volume: 86658.81830554, 24 hour low: 47.31000, 24 hour high: 53.87500, 24 hour vwap: 49.98340 -73050;1363696268;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 34 -73049;1363696268;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 34.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 20.6629 seconds -73048;1363696271;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 54 -73047;1363696271;gribble;There are currently 482.93073 bitcoins offered at or under 54.0 USD, worth 26065.6459656 USD in total. | Data vintage: 23.7521 seconds -73046;1363696286;Chaang-Noi;wow only 482 -73045;1363696293;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 55 -73044;1363696293;gribble;There are currently 6252.8908 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 342685.770975 USD in total. | Data vintage: 45.6435 seconds -73043;1363696308;Chaang-Noi;6k is kinda of a wall :/ -73042;1363696395;Chaang-Noi;;;gox lag -73041;1363696396;gribble;Error: "gox" is not a valid command. -73040;1363696399;Chaang-Noi;;;goxlag -73039;1363696400;gribble;0 seconds -73038;1363697109;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 54 -73037;1363697109;gribble;There are currently 897.77964 bitcoins offered at or under 54.0 USD, worth 48343.2061181 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.4904 seconds -73036;1363698189;kakobrekla;>I totally agree and we understand this. Timing is crucial and we have only a couple of months to make serious profits. Bitfury did not sleep for last 2 days :-) -73035;1363698191;kakobrekla;hehe -73034;1363698482;Chaang-Noi;? -73033;1363698485;Chaang-Noi;i lack context -73032;1363698497;kakobrekla;asic -73031;1363698505;Chaang-Noi;oh right -73030;1363698521;Chaang-Noi;are they selling batch 3 now? -73029;1363698542;tiberiusiv;avalon? -73028;1363698543;kakobrekla;this is bitfury -73027;1363698554;BitHub;yeah -73026;1363698558;BitHub;worth getting? -73025;1363698572;Chaang-Noi;what is bitfury? -73024;1363698597;Chaang-Noi;is bitfurry one of the fake asics? -73023;1363698605;kakobrekla;well, he he has the best know-how of them all -73022;1363698620;Line_;what's this password thing? -73021;1363698654;Chaang-Noi;im not sure who is doing the bitfury, i did not follow that stuff to closely -73020;1363698668;kakobrekla;bitfury is doing it -73019;1363698670;kakobrekla;:p -73018;1363698679;Chaang-Noi;never heard of them, -73017;1363698694;kakobrekla;are you on the same internet as we are? -73016;1363698717;Bowjob;yawn -73015;1363698722;Bowjob;;;ticker -73014;1363698723;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 53.60000, Best ask: 53.69991, Bid-ask spread: 0.09991, Last trade: 53.60000, 24 hour volume: 87411.56184324, 24 hour low: 47.31000, 24 hour high: 53.87500, 24 hour vwap: 50.02467 -73013;1363698748;Chaang-Noi;okay i did look at them before and assumed scam -73012;1363698757;Chaang-Noi;not a scam?? -73011;1363698811;kakobrekla;well dunno about the whole picostocks thingy -73010;1363698912;Chaang-Noi;hmm im going to pass -73009;1363698916;Chaang-Noi;for now at least] -73008;1363698993;vampireb;hmm did they deliver the fcpga? -73007;1363699013;kakobrekla;hm got booted -73006;1363699016;kakobrekla;12:16.27 ( kakobrekla ) [12:13:26] well dunno about the whole picostocks thingy -73005;1363699029;kakobrekla;but someone dumped him 350k to make the prototype chip -73004;1363699052;kakobrekla;vampireb yup but the devices never seen the light of public -73003;1363699058;kakobrekla;one of my friends got it -73002;1363699071;kakobrekla;twas a 10 chip spartan board -73001;1363699071;Chaang-Noi;hmm -73000;1363699077;kakobrekla;each runnin at 300mhash -72999;1363699117;Chaang-Noi;if real might be a great buy -72998;1363699200;kakobrekla;imma gonna try to get a board -72997;1363699206;Bowjob;i just woke up -72996;1363699226;mjr_;;;ticker -72995;1363699227;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 53.88798, Best ask: 53.88880, Bid-ask spread: 0.00082, Last trade: 53.88880, 24 hour volume: 87468.56354421, 24 hour low: 47.31000, 24 hour high: 53.88880, 24 hour vwap: 50.03290 -72994;1363699253;Line_;anyone paid with bitpay on here before? -72993;1363699258;Bowjob;looks like avalon is gearing for number 3 -72992;1363699258;Bowjob;woot -72991;1363699264;Line_;There's no account i set up,right? -72990;1363699273;Chaang-Noi;no account no -72989;1363699276;Chaang-Noi;i used them with namecheap -72988;1363699279;Line_;ok -72987;1363699286;Chaang-Noi;did avlon ship number 2? -72986;1363699294;Bowjob;not that i know of -72985;1363699302;Chaang-Noi;did they fully ship #1? -72984;1363699314;Line_;they have until the 15th according their website -72983;1363699328;Bowjob;they should by now. lots of ppl are reporting that they got theirs -72982;1363699333;Bowjob;i assume the rest are hush hush -72981;1363699337;Chaang-Noi;ok -72980;1363699353;Bowjob;i wonder if number 3 is a good buy -72979;1363699378;Bowjob;i wouldnt mind reselling them -72978;1363699387;kakobrekla;too bad they dont sell single modules -72977;1363699388;kakobrekla;dunno why -72976;1363699393;kakobrekla;would be so easy -72975;1363699409;Bowjob;mhm, id love another module on mine actually -72974;1363699421;kakobrekla;id put one in the computah -72973;1363699422;Chaang-Noi;you have one now? -72972;1363699425;leotreasure;i'm still waiting for avalon batch 1 -72971;1363699451;Chaang-Noi;its hard for me to order batch 3 with not fully on batch 1 -72970;1363699457;Chaang-Noi;its why i wont do bfl :/ -72969;1363699463;Bowjob;better than bfl -72968;1363699468;Bowjob;infinitely better than bfl, actually -72967;1363699480;Chaang-Noi;shit and better shit is still shit :/ -72966;1363699506;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 54 -72965;1363699506;gribble;There are currently 579.33782 bitcoins offered at or under 54.0 USD, worth 31281.906441 USD in total. | Data vintage: 40.3135 seconds -72964;1363699544;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 2 @ 0.50754217 = 1.0151 BTC [-] -72963;1363699548;Bowjob;suddenly people who have money in their mattress seem so fucking smart -72962;1363699559;mjr_;lol -72961;1363699573;mjr_;smarter than people with money in cypriot banks -72960;1363699574;Chaang-Noi;:) -72959;1363699580;kakobrekla;i have cas coin under my pillow -72958;1363699583;mjr_;less smart than people with money in bitcoins -72957;1363699589;Bowjob;I wanna travel to some other countries.. -72956;1363699594;Chaang-Noi;2/3 of the money is russian money.. and tehy thought the russan govt would tax it, muhahahaha -72955;1363699599;Bowjob;but I fear I might be a target as a tourist -72954;1363699599;Bowjob;lol -72953;1363699608;kakobrekla;rape target? -72952;1363699615;Bowjob;nah, ransom one -72951;1363699627;kakobrekla;rape and ransom then. -72950;1363699630;Bowjob;lol -72949;1363699677;Bowjob;id need some sort of body guard -72948;1363699682;kakobrekla;yeah i was paranoid too when i was checkin prime miner -72947;1363699694;kakobrekla;so only took 1k btc with me -72946;1363699698;Bowjob;i think ill just stay in canada. ive seen too many beheadings -72945;1363699716;Bowjob;mexico is one scary place -72944;1363699773;Chaang-Noi;lol -72943;1363699791;Chaang-Noi;i have been around, even war zones, no one has ever fucked with me -72942;1363699804;kakobrekla;pirate fucked with you -72941;1363699807;Bowjob;thailand seems a scary place too. ive seen bloated bodies everywhere -72940;1363699815;Bowjob;tho, the food is pretty nice -72939;1363699820;Chaang-Noi;that is what i hear kakobrekla -72938;1363699823;Bowjob;lots of trap it seems -72937;1363699878;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -72936;1363699879;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 53.99001, Best ask: 54.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 54.00000, 24 hour volume: 87866.28367331, 24 hour low: 47.31000, 24 hour high: 54.00000, 24 hour vwap: 50.05095 -72935;1363699908;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 2 @ 0.50663276 = 1.0133 BTC [-] -72934;1363699912;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -72933;1363699913;gribble;1 BTC = 53.98003 U.S. dollars = 41.7027426 Euros -72932;1363699926;kakobrekla;42 is alright. -72931;1363699956;kakobrekla;the answer to everything ya know... -72930;1363699978;tiberiusiv;cyprus losses are positive for the euro -72929;1363700002;kakobrekla;hm? -72928;1363700063;tiberiusiv;people will now do due deligience when choosing banks vs accepting any ridiculous interest rate -72927;1363700080;tiberiusiv;and deposit losses are deflationary -72926;1363700085;kakobrekla;the interests rate is going negative -72925;1363700102;Chaang-Noi;there goes 54 -72924;1363700107;tiberiusiv;because credit is contracting -72923;1363700125;Bowjob;I checked my bank, they advertised 1.89% GIC for 18 months as sizzling rate -72922;1363700127;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -72921;1363700130;tiberiusiv;all the deposits have been lent out -72920;1363700131;kakobrekla;its all thin -72919;1363700149;tiberiusiv;losing 9% is better then losing 100% -72918;1363700155;Chaang-Noi;after 55 nothing really to 60 -72917;1363700163;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 55 -72916;1363700167;gribble;There are currently 5818.8542 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 319138.813903 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -72915;1363700177;tiberiusiv;bowjob: most of the depositors in cyprys were earning high rates for a decade + -72914;1363700178;Chaang-Noi;could take a day -72913;1363700184;Bowjob;how much? -72912;1363700193;tiberiusiv;bowjob: the cyprus banks held all their $$ in greek bonds -72911;1363700216;Chaang-Noi;greek bonds :) silly russians -72910;1363700236;tiberiusiv;sure when deposit insurance guarantees your account -72909;1363700241;tiberiusiv;you dont care what the bank does with the $ -72908;1363700265;tiberiusiv;the depositers are recieving a great deal, 9% loss or 100% -72907;1363700269;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 2 @ 0.50663276 = 1.0133 BTC [-] -72906;1363700287;tiberiusiv;same is in the US, all deposits have been lent out, they are sitting in mortgages, ccs, bonds, carloans -72905;1363700343;mjr_;it's a wonderful life? -72904;1363700361;mjr_;yes, you don't actually have money in the bank -72903;1363700370;mjr_;you have a promise from the bank to pay you when you ask -72902;1363700382;tiberiusiv;yes -72901;1363700403;tiberiusiv;if rates rise in the US the entire banking system will be insolvent -72900;1363700410;Chaang-Noi;so the insurance is not being paid? lulz, time for scammer tag -72899;1363700410;tiberiusiv;and there wont be quality assets for the fed to buy -72898;1363700411;mjr_;cyprus situation is fucked up -72897;1363700421;mjr_;scammer tag on cyprus govt? -72896;1363700426;Chaang-Noi;:) -72895;1363700436;tiberiusiv;chaang: its impossible for the government to insure the accounts, the insurance fund does not even cover 1% -72894;1363700452;tiberiusiv;chaang: for example in the US, the FDIC has maybe 1% in reserve to cover deposits -72893;1363700462;Chaang-Noi;scammer tag time then? -72892;1363700519;tiberiusiv;mjr_: depositors had over 2 years to realize cyprus banks were bust -72891;1363700551;tiberiusiv;how is it a sudden thing? everyone knew cyprus banks held all their assets as greek bonds -72890;1363700568;tiberiusiv;why were the locals all surprised, did they not read the news for the last 24 months lol -72889;1363700596;mjr_;that is not the point -72888;1363700610;mjr_;i am sure lots of people (prob those least likely to be harmed) got their money out -72887;1363700630;mjr_;the point is i gave you money, you said it was insured and that you would pay it when i asked, you broke your promise to pay -72886;1363700646;tiberiusiv;thats your fault for trusting in government -72885;1363700655;mjr_;since all you gave me in return for my money was your promise to pay, the fact that you can't do that one thing...scammer -72884;1363700665;tiberiusiv;you have thousands of years of history to look back on government defaulting -72883;1363700670;mjr_;oh of course -72882;1363700675;mjr_;and i don't keep money in banks -72881;1363700679;mjr_;btc FTW -72880;1363700698;tiberiusiv;not to mention cyprys residents had 6 years since greece became shaky -72879;1363700704;mjr_;i'm just saying, more than likely it will be small business owners and average working people who will be hurt in cyprus -72878;1363700721;tiberiusiv;well theres a reason they are average and working -72877;1363700724;mjr_;they weren't using the bank as a "tax haven" they were using it as a "bank" -72876;1363700745;mjr_;anyway, i'm with you on that, don't trust govt or banks -72875;1363700753;mjr_;just saying, this is the reason i don't trust them -72874;1363700757;tiberiusiv;instead of spending most of their time watching sports and drinking wine they should have devoted even 30minutes to read the bear case -72873;1363700766;mjr_;whether they should have seen it coming does not excuse the fact that they did that -72872;1363700802;mjr_;and again, they get hurt, but not because they deserve it, it is of course in their best interest to look out for themselves and not get hurt -72871;1363700815;mjr_;but you still can find fault with the one hurting them -72870;1363700828;tiberiusiv;i think people should lose 100% of their deposits -72869;1363700831;tiberiusiv;globally -72868;1363700853;tiberiusiv;teach people a good lesson about being naive and lazy -72867;1363700904;jurov;tiberiusiv, can i extend that to coinbr? but i have everything on mpex anyway :/ -72866;1363700927;tiberiusiv;all global deposits are lent out -72865;1363700990;mircea_popescu;lol listen tiberiusiv, something like a 30 to 40% haircut => collapse. -72864;1363701013;tiberiusiv;you cant really avoid it though -72863;1363701021;tiberiusiv;the debt has already been created -72862;1363701044;tiberiusiv;70 years of debt creation has to end at some point -72861;1363701069;mircea_popescu;this is true, but no government ever has or ever will survive a one third haircut of assets. -72860;1363701076;mircea_popescu;that's roughly the equivalent of foreign invasion. -72859;1363701079;tiberiusiv;plus all the real wealth in the world will not be lost -72858;1363701095;tiberiusiv;well the only other option is to attempt to inflate away -72857;1363701111;mircea_popescu;indeed. -72856;1363701114;tiberiusiv;problem with that arguement is the debt size is simply too large -72855;1363701118;mircea_popescu;nah. -72854;1363701126;mircea_popescu;nothing is too large for inflation. -72853;1363701154;tiberiusiv;in advanced economies the bond markets are huge, they will increase rates on any inflate attempts -72852;1363701178;tiberiusiv;total credit market debt in US is 58trillion, bernanke is having a difficult time creating 3tril -72851;1363701223;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -72850;1363701225;tiberiusiv;mircea: if it wasnt too large to inflate, then greek bonds would have been made 100% whole -72849;1363701248;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv there's a problem of marginality here,. -72848;1363701255;mircea_popescu;inflate for the greeks ? why ? -72847;1363701301;tiberiusiv;you arent bailing greeks out but greek creditors -72846;1363701313;tiberiusiv;which are trade surplus nations like germany -72845;1363701330;mjr_;trade surplus just means "we make things people want" -72844;1363701345;tiberiusiv;no it means you run a vendor financing model -72843;1363701355;tiberiusiv;germany sends products out on credit -72842;1363701381;tiberiusiv;the "export" economy will collapse -72841;1363701412;tiberiusiv;think of germany as a large department store, and all of its customers use only the store credit card to purchase goods -72840;1363701422;tiberiusiv;then the bill comes due and no one can pay -72839;1363701446;tiberiusiv;in the meantime all your factories are leveraged to the hilt from borrowing to expand, to meet fake demand -72838;1363701462;tiberiusiv;that is germany -72837;1363701637;mircea_popescu;well... perhaps exaggerated but certainly something to it. -72836;1363701668;tiberiusiv;notice how german industry bought up so many firms over the last decade? -72835;1363701674;tiberiusiv;ie especially in car manufacturing -72834;1363701683;tiberiusiv;volkswagen is highly leveraged -72833;1363701693;tiberiusiv;they own like 80% of EU automakers -72832;1363701718;tiberiusiv;thats all from operational debt incurred to expand production of cars nobody could afford -72831;1363701749;tiberiusiv;largest losses will happen to creditors like germany at some point -72830;1363702050;mjr_;well...perhaps there is something to the old saying "neither a borrower or a lender be..." -72829;1363702186;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -72828;1363702187;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 53.79901, Best ask: 53.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00099, Last trade: 53.80000, 24 hour volume: 89545.76316294, 24 hour low: 47.31000, 24 hour high: 54.28880, 24 hour vwap: 50.13851 -72827;1363702194;mircea_popescu;looking sweet. -72826;1363702325;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.50240325 = 502.4033 BTC [-] -72825;1363702362;pizzaman1337;500 btc? nice -72824;1363702397;mircea_popescu;heh -72823;1363702403;mircea_popescu;!ticker m p750t -72822;1363702405;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1D: 0.50240325 / 0.50243028 / 0.50754217 (1006 shares, 505.44 BTC), 7D: 0.50240325 / 0.50243028 / 0.50754217 (1006 shares, 505.44 BTC), 30D: 0.50240325 / 1.04607226 / 1.53153505 (29789 shares, 31,161.45 BTC) -72821;1363702416;mircea_popescu;that line got 30k worth of trades thios month, it;'s been crazy -72820;1363702495;mircea_popescu;"we hope to be able to finally be back to regular delays by April." -72819;1363702497;mircea_popescu;lmao -72818;1363702590;tiberiusiv;is that a 75 call option? -72817;1363702655;mircea_popescu;put -72816;1363702730;Chaang-Noi;what is the price on a call option for 30 d for 75 btc? -72815;1363702738;tiberiusiv;30k of volume is quite a bit -72814;1363702780;mircea_popescu;$depth O.BTCUSD.C750T -72813;1363702781;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Bids: [] -72812;1363702782;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['1 @ 1425081'] -72811;1363702786;mircea_popescu;hum -72810;1363702794;Chaang-Noi;!ticker m c750t -72809;1363702795;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -72808;1363702855;mircea_popescu;$depth O.BTCUSD.C750T -72807;1363702856;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Bids: ['1000 @ 2'] -72806;1363702857;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['1 @ 1425081', '1000 @ 5181251'] -72805;1363702879;mircea_popescu;costs you about half a btc to buy, get 2 satoshi per if you sell -72804;1363702912;Chaang-Noi;large spread -72803;1363702914;mircea_popescu;im sorry -72802;1363702918;mircea_popescu;like 0.05 btc not 0.5 -72801;1363702932;mircea_popescu;miscounted them digits -72800;1363702963;mjr_;!ticker m c410t -72799;1363702965;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1D: 0.23958397 / 0.23958397 / 0.23958397 (4 shares, 0.96 BTC), 7D: 0.23 / 0.23479198 / 0.23958397 (8 shares, 1.88 BTC), 30D: 0.12612881 / 0.19916485 / 0.23958397 (15018 shares, 2,991.06 BTC) -72798;1363702970;Chaang-Noi;and that is per contract? -72797;1363702981;mircea_popescu;yeah -72796;1363702998;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.50210205 = 502.1021 BTC [-] -72795;1363703007;mjr_;what does the (4 shares, 0.96 BTC) mean? -72794;1363703017;mjr_;is that outstanding? -72793;1363703019;Chaang-Noi;so if i spent 1 btc i would get 20 contracts, so if btc went to 75 or more i then get them, or just the fiat over 75? -72792;1363703023;mircea_popescu;mjr_ that 4 contracts worth .96 btc were traded -72791;1363703046;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi if btc goes to 76 you get (76 - 75) / 76 -72790;1363703047;mjr_;mircea_popescu: thanks, that was me...so i was wondering why my trade was on there -72789;1363703055;mircea_popescu;call means you get whatever's over the strike -72788;1363703057;Chaang-Noi;in fiat? -72787;1363703062;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi no, in btc. -72786;1363703072;Bowjob;hey chang -72785;1363703072;mircea_popescu;mjr_ well... what do you mean why ? cause it was traded -72784;1363703077;Chaang-Noi;but the btc will be valued at the current price -72783;1363703078;Bowjob;wanna crash LTC again? -72782;1363703089;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi no, at the then current price. hence the /76 if price is 76 -72781;1363703094;Chaang-Noi;bowjob i have been thinking about it, all down to .008 but not right now -72780;1363703101;Bowjob;right -72779;1363703110;Bowjob;id appreciate a heads up Lol -72778;1363703119;mjr_;mircea_popescu: was just curious, i sold half my position of the 41 calls for .96 btc (4 contracts) i still have four more :) -72777;1363703131;Bowjob;I managed to arb 6 BTC from 10 to 11 -72776;1363703131;mircea_popescu;it only shows what's traded -72775;1363703136;Bowjob;then I got out -72774;1363703137;Bowjob;xD -72773;1363703138;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 9 @ 0.105 = 0.945 BTC [-] -72772;1363703140;Chaang-Noi;so to get 20x 1/76 a btc it would not be worth spending 1 btc, lol -72771;1363703177;mircea_popescu;depends where the price goes. -72770;1363703191;Chaang-Noi;75 is already way out of the money -72769;1363703195;mircea_popescu;if it goes to 200 you get 125 / 200 = .62 each x 20 = 13 btc so like 13x -72768;1363703207;mircea_popescu;but yes probably better calls to buy than the 75 -72767;1363703209;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [-] -72766;1363703225;Chaang-Noi;.05 is just way to high, that low ass bid is fine, -72765;1363703260;mircea_popescu;well, you can make and sell your own if you want. -72764;1363703261;Chaang-Noi;im sure they would love to have that filled -72763;1363703277;mircea_popescu;anyway, far out of the money calls are great from a fiat perspective. say you are sure btc is going to 500. what can you do ? -72762;1363703290;mircea_popescu;well... you could send 50k usd to an exchange and buy 1000 btc. but this takes time and all the bs. -72761;1363703294;Chaang-Noi;1000% in 30 days is a bit much -72760;1363703309;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 9 @ 0.105 = 0.945 BTC [-] -72759;1363703314;mircea_popescu;you could also buy 20 btc and then buy options with them, gain 400 btc exposure that way -72758;1363703320;Chaang-Noi;yerah there are uses for options, i used to trade them when oil was doing so well -72757;1363703339;Chaang-Noi;but that .05 price is just unreasonable -72756;1363703345;mjr_;its a nice way to give yourself exposure -72755;1363703359;mircea_popescu;so you look at it... well i bought 50 dollars worth of 1 btc, got 20 calls at 75, now i made 13 btc which are worth 200 each. so from 50 to 2600 dollars. -72754;1363703362;mircea_popescu;in a fiat perspective -72753;1363703379;Chaang-Noi;yeah but im all in crypto -72752;1363703383;mjr_;is jurov on right now? -72751;1363703389;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi then probably selling puts is better for you -72750;1363703395;mjr_;i was wondering if you could write options on coinbr... -72749;1363703397;mircea_popescu;anyway -72748;1363703414;Chaang-Noi;im pretty bullish -72747;1363703417;mircea_popescu;with all the problems us people have buying esp large ammts of btc -72746;1363703421;Bowjob;the oix changed drastically -72745;1363703423;mircea_popescu;options are kinda a must for them -72744;1363703426;mjr_;i would like to sell puts and buy calls at a certain price -72743;1363703428;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -72742;1363703430;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / 57.53184036 / 57.53184036 (6757 shares, 788.72 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -72741;1363703459;Bowjob;theres this house for sale in dallas -72740;1363703463;Bowjob;for 8j BTC -72739;1363703465;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.50180097 = 501.801 BTC [-] -72738;1363703465;Bowjob;8k -72737;1363703473;Bowjob;pretty cool looking -72736;1363703640;mjr_;heard there was an apt for rent in bitcoins in spain -72735;1363703651;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.856 BTC [+] -72734;1363703653;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.8649 = 2.5947 BTC [+] -72733;1363703656;mjr_;did anyone hear about etoro? was that just a rumor? -72732;1363703663;Bowjob;its legit -72731;1363703666;Chaang-Noi;? -72730;1363703671;mjr_;i couldn't find it on their site -72729;1363703672;Bowjob;another bullish sign -72728;1363703676;mjr_;yeah true -72727;1363703713;Bowjob;i wish i didnt play dice back then lol -72726;1363703714;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8649 = 1.7298 BTC [+] -72725;1363703719;Bowjob;id have even more money now -72724;1363703822;mircea_popescu;more money mopre problesm -72723;1363703872;Chaang-Noi;:) -72722;1363703885;Bowjob;lol -72721;1363703891;Bowjob;firstworldproblems -72720;1363703910;Bowjob;i cant really complain.. ill be rich off of this -72719;1363703911;Bowjob;heh -72718;1363703964;Bowjob;electrum is slow -72717;1363703975;Bowjob;the dollar amount shows 47 per coin -72716;1363704078;tiberiusiv;what was the etoro news? -72715;1363704091;Bowjob;then again I wish I went all in, including some unemployment, I would have gotten avout $150 grand by now -72714;1363704098;Bowjob;back in december -72713;1363704100;Bowjob;hehe -72712;1363704127;Bowjob;etoro will basically start trading btc -72711;1363704155;Bowjob;http://www.etoro.com/blog/markets/13032013/bitcoin-the-top-performing-currency-in-the-world/ -72710;1363704168;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.00076039 = 6.7295 BTC [+] -72709;1363704197;tiberiusiv;coulda shoulda woulda -72708;1363704212;tiberiusiv;where did they announce that -72707;1363704247;tiberiusiv;damn thats very positive news -72706;1363704254;Bowjob;on the internet -72705;1363704305;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.50089845 = 500.8985 BTC [-] -72704;1363704327;tiberiusiv;might take huge market share away from mtgox? -72703;1363704341;Bowjob;would it be favourable for someone who bought a mini rig eons ago to capitulate and wait to pre order avalon # 3 instead? -72702;1363704353;tiberiusiv;etoro was more of a gambling site -72701;1363704361;Chaang-Noi;attack on 55 -72700;1363704369;Chaang-Noi;gamblers love btc -72699;1363704377;mircea_popescu;http://www.businessinsider.com/fbi-officers-rifle-mistake-2013-3#ixzz2NdngHBQy -72698;1363704378;tiberiusiv;when will BFL just default -72697;1363704378;mircea_popescu;lmao -72696;1363704397;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv probably never. -72695;1363704438;mircea_popescu;it will just fade for six months or a year, then some clueless nitwit a la Ryan Singer will "bring it back" -72694;1363704448;tiberiusiv;think they will come through? -72693;1363704455;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem likely -72692;1363704495;Chaang-Noi;bfl or tf? -72691;1363704498;Chaang-Noi;i mean th -72690;1363704502;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/cbUmsFc.jpg?1 -72689;1363704520;tiberiusiv;wont etoro take substantial marketshare from mtgox -72688;1363704562;mircea_popescu;i guess mtgox is basically imploding. -72687;1363704570;mircea_popescu;they were bleeding market share pretty much monthly since 2011 or so -72686;1363704573;mircea_popescu;but by now... -72685;1363704574;Chaang-Noi;bowjob i just looked at ltc, it would take more than what i want to spend to get ltc under .08 -72684;1363704579;Chaang-Noi;no realy point in it -72683;1363704583;mircea_popescu;going back to trading cards i guess -72682;1363704591;Bowjob;ah, kk -72681;1363704600;Chaang-Noi;i will be happy when mt gox has less than 105 market share -72680;1363704601;Bowjob;it seems to be dropping like a rock -72679;1363704610;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 2 @ 0.49456206 = 0.9891 BTC [-] -72678;1363704614;Chaang-Noi;lots of support in the .08 to .088 range -72677;1363704619;tiberiusiv;LTC has no liquidity at all -72676;1363704622;Bowjob;im glad to got rid of it at 0.11 -72675;1363704623;Bowjob;earlier -72674;1363704631;Bowjob;i bought at 0.1 too lol -72673;1363704641;Chaang-Noi;i bought in the .002 to .003 range :) -72672;1363704650;Bowjob;lol -72671;1363704650;Bowjob;yeha -72670;1363704652;Bowjob;gh -72669;1363704652;Bowjob;gj -72668;1363704671;Chaang-Noi;i did not expect what it did, and that is why i sold almost 100k of ltc -72667;1363704677;tiberiusiv;$5k has like 30% price movements -72666;1363704684;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 998 @ 0.49700001 = 496.006 BTC [+] -72665;1363704685;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 2 @ 0.35270204 = 0.7054 BTC [-] -72664;1363704688;Chaang-Noi;but i wont sell more, in a year it will be much higher, esp if we get it listed at trade hill -72663;1363704702;kakobrekla;i made 100% on ltc in a few days as well -72662;1363704711;kakobrekla;play money but w/e -72661;1363704713;tiberiusiv;yea but what ammount 2btc? -72660;1363704715;Bowjob;well btc will be much higher too -72659;1363704716;kakobrekla;i was out yesterday -72658;1363704717;Bowjob;so cant go wrong -72657;1363704719;kakobrekla;i have 0 -72656;1363704743;kakobrekla;tiberiusiv a bit more -72655;1363704748;kakobrekla;not much -72654;1363704754;kakobrekla;again, play money -72653;1363704763;kakobrekla;imho ltc is going to be dead -72652;1363704766;kakobrekla;by end of 2013 -72651;1363704778;tiberiusiv;why would ltc go anywhere? it just offers nothing -72650;1363704787;kakobrekla;it will go alright -72649;1363704789;kakobrekla;in the grave -72648;1363704794;Chaang-Noi;lol ltc is a scam like btc right? -72647;1363704795;tiberiusiv;how many google clones have done well? -72646;1363704805;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv the one reasonable explanation i heard so far is arbitraring bitcoin testing -72645;1363704806;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi its not useful over btc -72644;1363704813;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi the usefullnes is zero -72643;1363704815;Chaang-Noi;when btc is forked it sure is:) -72642;1363704820;tiberiusiv;bit more what? -72641;1363704825;mircea_popescu;ie, they have free testing, stuff like the berkley db etc -72640;1363704827;imsaguy;litecoin isn't a bitcoin test -72639;1363704835;imsaguy;testnet is a bitcoin test -72638;1363704835;mjr_;dude did you guys hear about berlusconi? -72637;1363704843;tiberiusiv;oh price -72636;1363704844;mircea_popescu;imsaguy no, bitcoin is litecoin's testcoin -72635;1363704845;Chaang-Noi;bitcoin is a ltc test:) -72634;1363704845;imsaguy;mjr_: did you ask if we cared? -72633;1363704856;mjr_;imsaguy: sorry, do you care? -72632;1363704860;imsaguy;no. -72631;1363704864;Chaang-Noi;ltc is bitcoins backup -72630;1363704869;kakobrekla;lol -72629;1363704871;mircea_popescu;mjr_ what about him ? -72628;1363704874;mjr_;figured that was a rhetorical question -72627;1363704876;tiberiusiv;the litecoin people dont understand that ASICs increase ltc difficulty as well -72626;1363704876;Chaang-Noi;btc has forked or too many transactions, use ltc:) -72625;1363704884;mjr_;mircea_popescu: 4 million a month in alimony -72624;1363704889;kakobrekla;if btc fails, lts will be worth -10 -72623;1363704891;mircea_popescu;hahaha lire ? -72622;1363704895;mjr_;dollars -72621;1363704901;mircea_popescu;lol gtfo. to how manywomen ? -72620;1363704904;tiberiusiv;as less efficient miners drop out of bitcoin, they increase ltc difficulty -72619;1363704914;mjr_;his wife said: it would be more dignified to stop here...i can't stay with a man who consorts with minors -72618;1363704923;mjr_;after he attended an 18 year old models birthday party -72617;1363704925;Chaang-Noi;making ltcs network strong help move the price up -72616;1363704939;mjr_;like, sure, cheat on me...but please do it with more age appropriate women -72615;1363704940;Chaang-Noi;how many times did he see her before 18? lol -72614;1363704945;mjr_;no clue -72613;1363704951;mjr_;just crazy though -72612;1363704957;mircea_popescu;when i'm 70 i'll prolly be doing 17 yos too -72611;1363704960;Bowjob;drop to 0.008 -72610;1363704960;mircea_popescu;it's an old man thing -72609;1363704972;Bowjob;mp you catholic? -72608;1363704976;mircea_popescu;nope -72607;1363704979;tiberiusiv;if bitcoin fails that will be the end of crypto for a decade + -72606;1363704985;Bowjob;k i thought it was just a cathloic thing -72605;1363704986;Bowjob;lol -72604;1363704992;mircea_popescu;lol -72603;1363705002;tiberiusiv;no it doesnt -72602;1363705003;mjr_;tiberiusiv: i think that its biggest threat is something better -72601;1363705007;kakobrekla;no, they handle the boys Bowjob -72600;1363705009;tiberiusiv;thats a complete myth chaang -72599;1363705012;mjr_;and if that happens, it will be that new thing -72598;1363705015;Bowjob;why is it always boys -72597;1363705017;mircea_popescu;Bowjob the fact is, the way the human body works first pregnancy should be delivered around 18 years of age. -72596;1363705017;Bowjob;i dont get it -72595;1363705018;mircea_popescu;so... -72594;1363705026;kakobrekla;cause we are sexy w/o the makeup -72593;1363705027;tiberiusiv;ltc was made so people who cant afford to invest into equip can continue "mining" -72592;1363705030;mircea_popescu;Bowjob i think it's girls with berlusconi neh ? -72591;1363705040;Bowjob;who -72590;1363705051;Bowjob;oh that guy -72589;1363705057;Bowjob;but hes not catholic priest -72588;1363705068;tiberiusiv;the problem is that BTC asics increase litecoin difficulty -72587;1363705070;tiberiusiv;making the ltc benefit void -72586;1363705082;mircea_popescu;this conversation is layered in such a way... -72585;1363705086;kakobrekla;:D -72584;1363705113;imsaguy;jurov, when's hte big payday? -72583;1363705118;Bowjob;litecoin dropping like a bitch -72582;1363705160;tiberiusiv;mircea: do you think coinlab succeeds? -72581;1363705173;mircea_popescu;what's your definition of succes ? -72580;1363705185;Chaang-Noi;age of consent here is 15, 18 is getting on the old side for the culture here -72579;1363705228;Chaang-Noi;ltc did not even hit that resistance at .088 i told you about -72578;1363705239;imsaguy;mircea_popescu: SEC investigation -72577;1363705241;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 2 @ 0.49154267 = 0.9831 BTC [+] -72576;1363705243;imsaguy;every good startup has one. -72575;1363705258;Bowjob;what resistance i dont see it -72574;1363705268;Chaang-Noi;it is still there -72573;1363705269;Bowjob;were down to 0.0087, no resistance -72572;1363705283;kakobrekla;hehe -72571;1363705283;tiberiusiv;large client base? -72570;1363705284;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 998 @ 0.49252684 = 491.5418 BTC [+] -72569;1363705296;Bowjob;its at 0.0082 -72568;1363705302;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147613.msg1641662#msg1641662 -72567;1363705303;kakobrekla;cause its useless -72566;1363705345;Chaang-Noi;it fell faster than i expected -72565;1363705357;mircea_popescu;I am Chunyan 22 years old from China http://www.girlsfromasia.ru/ -72564;1363705360;mircea_popescu;totally. -72563;1363705415;mjr_;;;ticker -72562;1363705415;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 54.64859, Best ask: 54.99989, Bid-ask spread: 0.35130, Last trade: 54.64859, 24 hour volume: 94878.61374780, 24 hour low: 47.31000, 24 hour high: 55.00000, 24 hour vwap: 50.40729 -72561;1363705426;Chaang-Noi; its at 0.0082 ---- what?? -72560;1363705451;Chaang-Noi;Last Price: 0.00909 BTC -72559;1363705451;Chaang-Noi;Low: 0.0085 BTC -72558;1363705451;Chaang-Noi;High: 0.013 BTC -72557;1363705465;Chaang-Noi;you from 2 weeks ago? -72556;1363705481;Bowjob;no i mean the support -72555;1363705494;Bowjob;400 BTC support at 0.0082 -72554;1363705497;Chaang-Noi;ahh -72553;1363705511;Bowjob;imo take the profits and run -72552;1363705516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6273 @ 0.00075833 = 4.757 BTC [-] -72551;1363705517;Bowjob;you cant go wrong either way -72550;1363705529;Chaang-Noi;like 800 btc to get to .008 -72549;1363705557;Bowjob;then when that support is down, its all downhil -72548;1363705559;Bowjob;buy cheaper -72547;1363705560;Bowjob;lol -72546;1363705569;kakobrekla;someone said tradehill? -72545;1363705569;Chaang-Noi;i took some profit, i made like 600% even if i lose everything else i hold, im not worried -72544;1363705574;kakobrekla;oh no, it was downhill. -72543;1363705607;Bowjob;this is highly lucrative -72542;1363705607;Bowjob;heh -72541;1363705617;Chaang-Noi;90k ltc dump to get to .008, i wont do it -72540;1363705627;Chaang-Noi;i fear i wont get it back -72539;1363705645;pgp;tradehill lesson - don't write check with your mouth that you butt can't cash -72538;1363705647;kakobrekla;ofc not -72537;1363705649;kakobrekla;cause its useless -72536;1363705665;Chaang-Noi;yeah btc was useless after 1.5 years too -72535;1363705679;kakobrekla;yeah and now is useful cause we didnt have btc -72534;1363705682;kakobrekla;:) -72533;1363705692;Chaang-Noi;when btc is forked you dont have btc now either:) -72532;1363705707;kakobrekla;.. -72531;1363705726;Chaang-Noi;ill sell more ltc once this may 15th stuff is over -72530;1363705732;Chaang-Noi;cuz if tehy fuck up btc lol -72529;1363705767;kakobrekla;i see litecoin is somewhat like debian -72528;1363705775;kakobrekla;stable means all developers have been dead for years -72527;1363705786;Bowjob;My stupid friend is now kicking himself for not buying BTC at 17 -72526;1363705811;Chaang-Noi;if it works it works, btc is ltcs test coin -72525;1363705813;kakobrekla;Bowjob tell him he will be kickin himself later for not buying at 55 -72524;1363705816;Bowjob;everytime it goes up, he says... BTC will go down. when BTC goes down, he says BTC will go down further -72523;1363705832;Bowjob;tahts his reasoning every fucking time -72522;1363705835;Bowjob;from 17 to 55 -72521;1363705840;kakobrekla;i hear that a lot -72520;1363705848;Chaang-Noi;i told freinds and family to buy at 3.5 never said shit again -72519;1363705861;Bowjob;i gave hima heads up at the flash crash -72518;1363705863;Chaang-Noi;people slowly come back and be like, still good time to but, -72517;1363705864;Bowjob;he said btc will die -72516;1363705868;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1 @ 0.4857348 BTC [-] -72515;1363705873;Bowjob;so he could buy -72514;1363705877;pgp;the 'hill is back up... -72513;1363705882;Chaang-Noi;yup -72512;1363705891;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 999 @ 0.49193244 = 491.4405 BTC [+] -72511;1363705899;pgp;i wonder, do you think that they are just running a gox shadow book? -72510;1363705908;Bowjob;I told him since he's such a sensitive guy, I can sell him $100 worth of bitcoins -72509;1363705921;Bowjob;for 1.81 BTC -72508;1363705931;pgp;when the connection to gox dies - so does their "prime" order book -72507;1363705944;Bowjob;he wants to buy 5 BTC now, and pretend he got them at "$20 each" -72506;1363705944;mircea_popescu;pgp now this is an interestinfg observatiob -72505;1363705947;mircea_popescu;n* -72504;1363705948;Bowjob;im like, lol nope -72503;1363705988;kakobrekla;stabinthefacehill -72502;1363706003;pgp;either they are the worst technologists ever or they are relying on third party -72501;1363706017;kakobrekla;its prime, ya know. -72500;1363706027;mircea_popescu;certainly the 2nd seems plausible. -72499;1363706034;mircea_popescu;1st being a certainty. -72498;1363706040;pgp;lol -72497;1363706058;Bowjob;chang, is that yours the 374 BTC sell -72496;1363706062;Bowjob;at 0.0094 -72495;1363706097;Chaang-Noi;no -72494;1363706102;Chaang-Noi;and that 500 btc wall is down -72493;1363706149;jurov;mjr_ yes i'm here, pm me -72492;1363706221;jurov;and sorry for mpex.coinbr.com problem, forgot to update the configs :/ -72491;1363706255;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 55 -72490;1363706260;gribble;There are currently 2255.5627 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 124055.895521 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -72489;1363706273;Chaang-Noi;wall is falling faster than i expected -72488;1363706302;pgp;that is exactly what they are doing... they are showing the gox book $.55 worse... lol... -72487;1363706367;mircea_popescu;lmao -72486;1363706391;pgp;I'd call that a scam, unless, of course, it's "free" to trade with them, in which case they are embedding the gox commission in their prices. In any case, their pathetic relaunched "website" has no information on fees... -72485;1363706393;mircea_popescu;pgp im quoting this. -72484;1363706422;pgp;be my guest -72483;1363706448;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1 @ 0.48888954 BTC [-] -72482;1363706523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3127 @ 0.00075423 = 2.3585 BTC [-] -72481;1363706524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5950 @ 0.00076039 = 4.5243 BTC [+] -72480;1363706526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3539 @ 0.00076091 = 2.6929 BTC [+] -72479;1363706530;pgp;go to bitfinex for the proof -72478;1363706531;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/children-and-their-delusions-today-jared-kenna-and-ryan-singer/#comment-92405 -72477;1363706554;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 999 @ 0.49044849 = 489.958 BTC [+] -72476;1363706606;pgp;yep - tradehill is offering gox at a 1.0% markup -72475;1363706649;Bowjob;misspelled gavin's last name -72474;1363706747;mircea_popescu;haha indeed. thansk -72473;1363706781;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -72472;1363706805;Bowjob;np -72471;1363706900;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 55 -72470;1363706901;gribble;There are currently 2388.2445 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 131351.566213 USD in total. | Data vintage: 98.2296 seconds -72469;1363706913;Bowjob;wall is falling down -72468;1363706959;Bowjob;btc-e trollbox are now patting each other's back at BTC's downfall -72467;1363706967;Bowjob;and LTC's rise -72466;1363706991;Bowjob;"coinman1980: when ltc eventually gets media attention btc will suffer" -72465;1363707014;mircea_popescu;lolk -72464;1363707016;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1 @ 0.48338803 BTC [-] -72463;1363707042;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 999 @ 0.49015205 = 489.6619 BTC [+] -72462;1363707078;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8649 BTC [+] -72461;1363707156;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01498 BTC [+] -72460;1363707261;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 14 @ 0.01499 = 0.2099 BTC [+] -72459;1363707265;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 150 @ 0.0049 = 0.735 BTC [+] -72458;1363707289;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 5 @ 0.015 = 0.075 BTC [+] -72457;1363707326;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 5 @ 0.016 = 0.08 BTC [+] -72456;1363707342;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.017 BTC [+] -72455;1363707349;Bowjob;This is what "enlightened" 14 year olds think about bitcoin -72454;1363707349;Bowjob;http://lurkerfaqs.com/boards/400-current-events/65241750/ -72453;1363707356;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0175 BTC [+] -72452;1363707360;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00071 = 0.071 BTC [+] -72451;1363707388;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 8 @ 0.105 = 0.84 BTC [-] -72450;1363707444;mircea_popescu;As a currency for purchasing power, I grew up with the US dollar so I'm used to having stability enforced by people way more powerful than myself. If I were stuck using certain other national currencies, I would probably be more inclined to appreciate bitcoin's efforts. Especially if that currency was subject to BS levels of printing printing printing. -72449;1363707445;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.4748 = 0.9496 BTC [-] -72448;1363707446;mircea_popescu;sounds legit. -72447;1363707473;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8649 BTC [+] -72446;1363707494;BitHub;i seen asicminer selling for 1btc on bitcointalk forums -72445;1363707506;Chaang-Noi;links?? -72444;1363707517;Chaang-Noi;cuz i have a few to sell :) -72443;1363707541;Bowjob;asicminer going for 1 BTC means -72442;1363707551;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.0099 = 0.0297 BTC [-] -72441;1363707558;Bowjob;that someone is expecting asicminer to make more than 400k BTC? -72440;1363707562;BitHub;cant be bothered searching for it -72439;1363707563;Bowjob;thats scary -72438;1363707565;BitHub;its in there somewhere -72437;1363707591;BitHub;TradeFortress Auction? i think -72436;1363707621;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 20 @ 0.0099 = 0.198 BTC [-] -72435;1363707636;Bowjob;;;ticker -72434;1363707637;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 54.70013, Best ask: 54.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04987, Last trade: 54.70000, 24 hour volume: 95343.84225840, 24 hour low: 47.41103, 24 hour high: 55.00000, 24 hour vwap: 50.52650 -72433;1363707658;Chaang-Noi;iv been very active on asicminer threads on the form and im going to call bs on the 1btc thing -72432;1363707659;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1 @ 0.48741637 BTC [-] -72431;1363707674;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [-] -72430;1363707676;Chaang-Noi;maybe someone offered it at that but not many trades will have been done at that price -72429;1363707691;BitHub;50 shares i believe -72428;1363707727;Chaang-Noi;ill belive 1 50 share block at that price, but its too high... -72427;1363707745;Chaang-Noi;wall at 55 is getting ibgger :/ -72426;1363707757;kakobrekla;why you sad -72425;1363707759;kakobrekla;LITECOIN!!! -72424;1363707771;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -72423;1363707772;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 54.70001, Best ask: 54.89998, Bid-ask spread: 0.19997, Last trade: 54.89999, 24 hour volume: 95603.50817862, 24 hour low: 47.41103, 24 hour high: 55.00000, 24 hour vwap: 50.53990 -72422;1363707773;Chaang-Noi;lol, im happy ltc:) -72421;1363707792;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 999 @ 0.48926344 = 488.7742 BTC [+] -72420;1363707848;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01334 BTC [+] -72419;1363707875;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -72418;1363707883;kakobrekla;!l m s.dice -72417;1363707885;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.0051 BTC [+] -72416;1363707914;Bowjob;someone lost 400 BTC on dice 12 hrs ago -72415;1363707919;Bowjob;thats... idk lol -72414;1363708232;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [-] -72413;1363708233;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1 @ 0.48666662 BTC [-] -72412;1363708320;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1 @ 0.4874894 BTC [+] -72411;1363708335;Bowjob;http://grief.com/the-five-stages-of-grief/ -72410;1363708361;Bowjob;I believe the trollbox is in stage 1. It can be remedied if LTC stops falling like a brick. -72409;1363708516;Chaang-Noi;anyone know if one could get a phD after an MBA? -72408;1363708526;Chaang-Noi;or have to get a different type of masters? -72407;1363708545;Bowjob;whoa. theymos is 21 years old?? WTf -72406;1363708551;Chaang-Noi;yeah -72405;1363708553;Bowjob;i thought hes an old dude -72404;1363708558;Chaang-Noi;nope -72403;1363708566;Bowjob;im just 1 year younger than him lol -72402;1363708572;Chaang-Noi;one of the reasons why no one expects much of him -72401;1363708579;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 998 @ 0.4874894 = 486.5144 BTC [+] -72400;1363708616;kakobrekla;well that explains a lot. -72399;1363708633;Chaang-Noi;kako did not know that? -72398;1363708638;kakobrekla;nope -72397;1363708658;Chaang-Noi;i think its why the forum staff is so yoing and trollish -72396;1363708662;kakobrekla;bitcoin is buncha kids with money for sure -72395;1363708668;kakobrekla;but didnt know twas dat bad -72394;1363708675;Chaang-Noi;yeah.... it is -72393;1363708700;Chaang-Noi;i was thinking and a few years tehre are going to be all these millionarie 20 eyar olds -72392;1363708721;kakobrekla;like richie riches -72391;1363708726;kakobrekla;with their own mcdonalds -72390;1363708736;kakobrekla;n stuff -72389;1363708744;Bowjob;yah me -72388;1363708756;Bowjob;thinking of a black lambo -72387;1363708770;Chaang-Noi;many will sell out after geting 100% return, like some people did with ltc :) -72386;1363708788;Bowjob;im up by 5x, almost -72385;1363708792;kakobrekla;with time, institutions will hold most btc -72384;1363708795;Bowjob;riding this bull to the top -72383;1363708827;Chaang-Noi;honestly if i get a lot of money i wont really buy anything, i will travel a bit more -72382;1363708838;Chaang-Noi;want has go to anartica -72381;1363708842;Bowjob;when my holdings are worth more than a country's entier gdp, the world is my playground -72380;1363708867;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1 @ 0.48443619 BTC [-] -72379;1363708884;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 999 @ 0.48483624 = 484.3514 BTC [+] -72378;1363708889;Chaang-Noi;why all these 75 puts? -72377;1363708906;kakobrekla;> usagi: The company owns it. Essentially, since I am liable for it, I own it. -72376;1363708915;kakobrekla;liable for silver but not cpa debt -72375;1363708919;kakobrekla;kinda strange isnt it -72374;1363708932;Chaang-Noi;i dont even try -72373;1363709004;kakobrekla;>and I'm sure once you get on track with how we operate you will understand it. Until then, rest assured that everything is okay here. -72372;1363709013;kakobrekla;is this some sort of a fan club? -72371;1363709021;Chaang-Noi;no idea -72370;1363709025;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 22 @ 0.8649 = 19.0278 BTC [+] -72369;1363709090;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [-] -72368;1363709215;mjr_;ok, i have not seen one mention of bitcoin being either traded or used to fund accounts on etoro -72367;1363709228;mjr_;they have blogged about it a little -72366;1363709237;mjr_;but there is no mention of them accepting it or allowing you to trade it -72365;1363709242;kakobrekla;it will be traded as cfd -72364;1363709249;kakobrekla;is all -72363;1363709253;mjr_;ok...where is the link where i can see that pair? -72362;1363709261;kakobrekla;not yet -72361;1363709268;mjr_;its not under commodity or currency...did they do a press release or something? -72360;1363709281;kakobrekla;it was bloged -72359;1363709302;mjr_;well...i am sure they are interested in doing it, but i was hoping for an announcement -72358;1363709450;mjr_;also...i am not sure how you offer a CFD in the US -72357;1363709515;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 55 -72356;1363709516;gribble;There are currently 2625.7187 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 144414.136288 USD in total. | Data vintage: 26.7392 seconds -72355;1363709544;mjr_;http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/04/09/another-market-not-available-to-u-s-citizens/ -72354;1363709622;kakobrekla;lul -72353;1363709633;kakobrekla;us is fucked -72352;1363709636;mjr_;so yeah...US sucks -72351;1363709643;mjr_;not allowed to do CFD -72350;1363709643;kakobrekla;i told before -72349;1363709650;kakobrekla;bitcoiners should move to yurop -72348;1363709659;mjr_;or south america -72347;1363709670;mjr_;i was wondering what the bitcoin evnironment was like in the philippines -72346;1363709674;Diablo-D3;europe is falling apart anyhow -72345;1363709676;mjr_;they have a huge market for remittances -72344;1363709685;kakobrekla;Diablo-D3 thats the beauty of it -72343;1363709701;Diablo-D3;how does that have any beauty? -72342;1363709708;Diablo-D3;remember the riots in greece? -72341;1363709716;Diablo-D3;thats going to happen in every city in every country now -72340;1363709717;kakobrekla;what about them -72339;1363709727;kakobrekla;we have them for a while now too -72338;1363709729;kakobrekla;so fuckin what -72337;1363709741;Diablo-D3;they burned half of greece down, dude -72336;1363709758;kakobrekla;they nuked parliament here -72335;1363709765;Diablo-D3;wheres here? -72334;1363709773;kakobrekla;slovenia -72333;1363709786;Diablo-D3;thats a real country? -72332;1363709795;kakobrekla;no, NSK is real -72331;1363709810;Diablo-D3;at any rate, I havent seen any news about slovenia -72330;1363709811;Diablo-D3;but I dont doubt it -72329;1363709820;Diablo-D3;but wait until it starts happening in germany -72328;1363709824;Diablo-D3;and berlin gets burned to the ground -72327;1363709833;kakobrekla;you have no clue whats happenin here -72326;1363709835;Diablo-D3;then you will understand what I mean by "europe is fucked" -72325;1363709836;kakobrekla;germany is doing just fine -72324;1363709851;Diablo-D3;germany WILLL do just fine if they exit the EU now -72323;1363709857;Diablo-D3;and issue their own currency -72322;1363709893;kakobrekla;diablo tokens. -72321;1363709903;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 55 -72320;1363709908;gribble;There are currently 2559.549 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 140775.164133 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -72319;1363709931;mjr_;germany switches to bitcoin -72318;1363709935;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01959 BTC [+] -72317;1363709938;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 40 @ 0.019599 = 0.784 BTC [+] -72316;1363709940;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.01966 = 0.1966 BTC [+] -72315;1363709944;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 239 @ 0.01985 = 4.7442 BTC [+] -72314;1363709947;Diablo-D3;mjr_: unlikely -72313;1363709948;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 40 @ 0.01988 = 0.7952 BTC [+] -72312;1363709952;mjr_;lol it was a joke -72311;1363709961;mjr_;did not think that was likely -72310;1363709972;chmod755;iceland should switch to bitcoin -72309;1363709982;chmod755;it's a small country with many internet users -72308;1363709994;mjr_;iceland dealt with their credit issues in a great way for their people -72307;1363710002;mjr_;more people should have followed their example -72306;1363710021;Diablo-D3;I agree -72305;1363710023;Diablo-D3;iceland won -72304;1363710028;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.008 BTC [-] -72303;1363710029;Diablo-D3;they crashed the banks and press the reset button -72302;1363710199;mjr_;that is what should happen -72301;1363710205;mjr_;you lent money to a bad risk -72300;1363710209;mjr_;that is your fault not mine -72299;1363710236;mjr_;it is basically predatory lending when you let someone borrow 10x their income and networth -72298;1363710527;Chaang-Noi;wall is taking hits -72297;1363710529;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 55 -72296;1363710529;gribble;There are currently 1883.3806 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 103577.890673 USD in total. | Data vintage: 55.7350 seconds -72295;1363710544;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 55 -72294;1363710545;gribble;There are currently 1883.3806 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 103577.890673 USD in total. | Data vintage: 71.5866 seconds -72293;1363710616;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -72292;1363710657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00075897 = 11.2707 BTC [-] -72291;1363710714;Chaang-Noi;less than 1k now -72290;1363710812;kakobrekla;bfl miner first testing -72289;1363710813;kakobrekla;http://www.blogiseverything.com/files/pics/usb_powered_cooking_pan_small.jpg -72288;1363710949;Chaang-Noi;and 55 is gone -72287;1363710991;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 56 -72286;1363710991;gribble;There are currently 1954.0553 bitcoins offered at or under 56.0 USD, worth 108167.701023 USD in total. | Data vintage: 88.7404 seconds -72285;1363711000;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 60 -72284;1363711000;gribble;There are currently 14347.373 bitcoins offered at or under 60.0 USD, worth 839553.401471 USD in total. | Data vintage: 98.1760 seconds -72283;1363711545;pgp;;;goxlag -72282;1363711545;gribble;5.38259 seconds -72281;1363711628;ThickAsThieves;''ticker -72280;1363711633;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -72279;1363711633;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 55.66000, Best ask: 55.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 55.66000, 24 hour volume: 102733.91362795, 24 hour low: 47.50002, 24 hour high: 56.00000, 24 hour vwap: 50.91918 -72278;1363711660;pgp;and the hill is down again... -72277;1363711919;ThickAsThieves;next stop, $50 or $60? -72276;1363711967;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1 @ 0.47606017 BTC [-] -72275;1363712054;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: $60 -72274;1363712065;Bugpowder;won't take long -72273;1363712071;Bugpowder;cyprusssss -72272;1363712167;ThickAsThieves;but theres bound to be some selloffs -72271;1363712192;pgp;;;goxlag -72270;1363712193;gribble;0 seconds -72269;1363712329;Chaang-Noi;56 did not last long at all -72268;1363712347;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 57 -72267;1363712352;gribble;There are currently 955.56252 bitcoins offered at or under 57.0 USD, worth 54006.2376327 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -72266;1363712364;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 60 -72265;1363712364;gribble;There are currently 12557.116 bitcoins offered at or under 60.0 USD, worth 741836.013873 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.1822 seconds -72264;1363712515;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 56 -72263;1363712516;gribble;There are currently 12071.718 bitcoins demanded at or over 56.0 USD, worth 677336.979852 USD in total. | Data vintage: 31.4974 seconds -72262;1363712538;Chaang-Noi;just as many bids over 56 as asks to 60, jesus h christ -72261;1363712576;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 56 -72260;1363712577;gribble;There are currently 12071.718 bitcoins demanded at or over 56.0 USD, worth 677336.979852 USD in total. | Data vintage: 92.4568 seconds -72259;1363712606;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -72258;1363712627;mod6;damn -72257;1363712653;BUGPOWDER;holy sheet -72256;1363712659;kakobrekla;hehe -72255;1363712665;BUGPOWDER;look at that ask wall -72254;1363712671;BUGPOWDER;;;asks 56 -72253;1363712671;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 56.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 8.0772 seconds -72252;1363712674;BUGPOWDER;bid -72251;1363712678;BUGPOWDER;;;bids 56 -72250;1363712678;gribble;There are currently 369.55094 bitcoins demanded at or over 56.0 USD, worth 20755.939292 USD in total. | Data vintage: 14.8987 seconds -72249;1363712693;BUGPOWDER;ok -72248;1363712695;BUGPOWDER;its gone -72247;1363712695;Chaang-Noi;they took the wall down -72246;1363712699;Chaang-Noi;but it waws there -72245;1363712701;BUGPOWDER;I guess he is just gonna buy it -72244;1363712710;BUGPOWDER;that wall would never work anyway -72243;1363712711;Chaang-Noi;56.9 -72242;1363712715;BUGPOWDER;people would just buy over it -72241;1363712725;BUGPOWDER;unless there was a big dump -72240;1363712730;BUGPOWDER;actually it might work -72239;1363712744;BUGPOWDER;Yah, I think we hit $60 within the hour -72238;1363712785;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -72237;1363712786;gribble;1 BTC = 56.90000 U.S. dollars = 43.9925777 Euros -72236;1363712880;BUGPOWDER;"Theymos I am a 21-year-old computer science student from Wisconsin." -72235;1363712883;BUGPOWDER;wat? -72234;1363712891;BUGPOWDER;Is he just trolling people? -72233;1363712898;BUGPOWDER;57.50 -72232;1363712911;BUGPOWDER;$60 -72231;1363712913;BUGPOWDER;! -72230;1363712914;kakobrekla;no and hashking is 13 -72229;1363712923;mod6;lol -72228;1363712925;BUGPOWDER;$60.29 -72227;1363712932;Chaang-Noi;that wall was not sold into, he took it down -72226;1363712936;kakobrekla;what are we just spitting out random numbers now? -72225;1363712938;kakobrekla;30242.31 -72224;1363712940;BUGPOWDER;no -72223;1363712942;BUGPOWDER;thats the price -72222;1363712944;BUGPOWDER;of bitcoin -72221;1363712944;BUGPOWDER;now -72220;1363712948;Chaang-Noi;bugpowder last i heard he was 20, so it checks out -72219;1363712959;BUGPOWDER;he market bought with the wall -72218;1363712959;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -72217;1363712960;gribble;21.857546 seconds -72216;1363712964;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -72215;1363712965;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 56.75001, Best ask: 56.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12999, Last trade: 56.75001, 24 hour volume: 104957.41050327, 24 hour low: 47.51000, 24 hour high: 57.00000, 24 hour vwap: 51.04947 -72214;1363712980;kakobrekla;ah ok -72213;1363712988;BUGPOWDER;clark moody caught it -72212;1363712989;Chaang-Noi;kakobreka is hashking really 13? i thought that was just a joke -72211;1363712989;kakobrekla;sorry for jumping on ya. -72210;1363712993;mod6;last $60.09 -72209;1363713007;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi yeah we thought so too -72208;1363713033;mjr_;lol -72207;1363713041;Chaang-Noi;oh lol, i should have known when he called me a scammer for not paying him dividends on my bonds cuz he had already sold them... lolol btcland -72206;1363713043;mjr_;tradehill has one order to sell at $3000 -72205;1363713063;mjr_;;;goxlag -72204;1363713064;gribble;34.77577 seconds -72203;1363713068;mjr_;dayum -72202;1363713073;pgp;jesus! -72201;1363713074;Chaang-Noi;jesus fuck -72200;1363713088;Chaang-Noi;62 -72199;1363713092;pgp;this is some crazy shit -72198;1363713109;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi hows litecoin doin -72197;1363713116;Chaang-Noi;well atleast that wall at 60 is gone, a small one at 64 -72196;1363713140;BUGPOWDER;Glad I bought those calls -72195;1363713143;Chaang-Noi;kakobreka .0095 so up esp considering btc is moving uup -72194;1363713150;kakobrekla;lol -72193;1363713151;BUGPOWDER;I think 62 is a bad print -72192;1363713151;kakobrekla;yeah -72191;1363713159;kakobrekla;nmc is also up concidering btc -72190;1363713164;kakobrekla;so great! -72189;1363713165;pgp;$1 spread -72188;1363713168;Chaang-Noi;;;ask 60 -72187;1363713168;gribble;Error: "ask" is not a valid command. -72186;1363713175;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 60 -72185;1363713175;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 60.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 79.4836 seconds -72184;1363713180;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 70 -72183;1363713180;gribble;There are currently 15933.287 bitcoins offered at or under 70.0 USD, worth 1064561.16994 USD in total. | Data vintage: 84.4513 seconds -72182;1363713191;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 62 -72181;1363713192;gribble;There are currently 48.927719 bitcoins offered at or under 62.0 USD, worth 2985.0757865 USD in total. | Data vintage: 95.8431 seconds -72180;1363713196;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 65 -72179;1363713196;gribble;There are currently 6238.7322 bitcoins offered at or under 65.0 USD, worth 397953.724648 USD in total. | Data vintage: 100.6715 seconds -72178;1363713208;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -72177;1363713208;gribble;68.980126 seconds -72176;1363713210;BUGPOWDER;hmm... maybe it did hit it, I never saw that trade happen though -72175;1363713214;ThickAsThieves;dang -72174;1363713221;mod6;yeah it says it hit 62.0 -72173;1363713332;Chaang-Noi;well 54 coins are offered at or under 62 -72172;1363713338;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 62 -72171;1363713338;gribble;There are currently 1060.2704 bitcoins offered at or under 62.0 USD, worth 64880.7926418 USD in total. | Data vintage: 108.6023 seconds -72170;1363713343;Chaang-Noi;well now more... -72169;1363713398;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -72168;1363713400;gribble;81.443292 seconds -72167;1363713440;mjr_;wow $3 cheaper on bitfloor -72166;1363713450;Chaang-Noi;2013-03-19 11:02:23 to 2013-03-19 11:12:23: Avg price: 58.566 (56.200 to 62.000) Total volume: 8586.48399, Cumulative cost: 511324.00000 Buy volume: 7933.77667 (473468.31 USD), Sell volume: 652.70731 (37856.53 USD) Ratio: 12.15518 ( 12.51) -72165;1363713454;ThickAsThieves;falling fast -72164;1363713460;ThickAsThieves;58.5 -72163;1363713462;Chaang-Noi;1/2 million fiat dump in 10 mins -72162;1363713472;mjr_;;;goxlag -72161;1363713473;gribble;114.508129 seconds -72160;1363713479;mjr_;almost two minutes now -72159;1363713496;ThickAsThieves;i have a live coinlab connection -72158;1363713502;ThickAsThieves;for now... -72157;1363713513;ThickAsThieves;60.20 -72156;1363713570;ThickAsThieves;57 -72155;1363713581;pgp;and now for some reality -72154;1363713594;Chaang-Noi;$4 spread -72153;1363713599;ThickAsThieves;its jumping around -72152;1363713604;Chaang-Noi;buy at 62 sell at 56 lol -72151;1363713613;Chaang-Noi;$6 spread i mean -72150;1363713619;ThickAsThieves;shit i think itll stabilize -72149;1363713621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21367 @ 0.0007343 = 15.6898 BTC [-] -72148;1363713623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4783 @ 0.00073344 = 3.508 BTC [-] -72147;1363713637;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -72146;1363713637;gribble;111.972092 seconds -72145;1363713639;pgp;;;goxlag -72144;1363713640;gribble;107.616952 seconds -72143;1363713644;ThickAsThieves;59.8 -72142;1363713666;Chaang-Noi;so much for 47.5 is the new 5 -72141;1363713673;pgp;;;goxlag -72140;1363713674;gribble;121.500977 seconds -72139;1363713731;pgp;;;goxlag -72138;1363713731;gribble;135.48409 seconds -72137;1363713742;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.829 BTC [-] -72136;1363713744;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.828 = 1.656 BTC [-] -72135;1363713746;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8222 BTC [-] -72134;1363713752;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.8221 = 8.221 BTC [-] -72133;1363713812;pgp;;;goxlag -72132;1363713813;gribble;122.409422 seconds -72131;1363713879;deadweasel;;;goxlag -72130;1363713879;gribble;29.120795 seconds -72129;1363714033;Chaang-Noi;57 to 62 to 57 lol -72128;1363714134;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 62 -72127;1363714134;gribble;There are currently 4093.7415 bitcoins offered at or under 62.0 USD, worth 248124.847411 USD in total. | Data vintage: 92.1101 seconds -72126;1363714146;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 57 -72125;1363714146;gribble;There are currently 106.35268 bitcoins demanded at or over 57.0 USD, worth 6093.23499578 USD in total. | Data vintage: 104.3026 seconds -72124;1363714151;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 56 -72123;1363714151;gribble;There are currently 1398.1248 bitcoins demanded at or over 56.0 USD, worth 78641.1004811 USD in total. | Data vintage: 109.2912 seconds -72122;1363714156;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 55 -72121;1363714156;gribble;There are currently 3118.6452 bitcoins demanded at or over 55.0 USD, worth 173403.849411 USD in total. | Data vintage: 114.0207 seconds -72120;1363714472;mjr_;;;ticker -72119;1363714473;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 57.56000, Best ask: 57.61000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 57.61000, 24 hour volume: 122812.31066450, 24 hour low: 47.51000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 52.26281 -72118;1363714504;mjr_;;;calc (52.26281-41)/52.26281 -72117;1363714504;gribble;0.215503337842 -72116;1363714677;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 21 @ 0.2 = 4.2 BTC [-] -72115;1363714762;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.18 BTC [-] -72114;1363714764;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16002 BTC [-] -72113;1363714795;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -72112;1363714796;gribble;0 seconds -72111;1363714825;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.105 = 0.315 BTC [-] -72110;1363714840;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 10 @ 0.2309 = 2.309 BTC [+] -72109;1363714906;benkay;fifty seven! -72108;1363714921;benkay;i wake up to this nonsense. -72107;1363714925;benkay;every day. -72106;1363714934;Chaang-Noi;total bid: 7,756,029 USD | total ask: 52,027 BTC | ratio: 149.08 USD/BTC -72105;1363714964;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.004231 = 0.2116 BTC [-] -72104;1363714980;benkay;and goodness i see we were trading all the way up to 62 -72103;1363715010;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.105 = 0.21 BTC [-] -72102;1363715053;Chaang-Noi;benkay yeah, massive walls down in one go, this is a correction to that, we will be up to 65 shortly, make sure your seatbelts are on -72101;1363715184;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 8 @ 0.2 = 1.6 BTC [+] -72100;1363715496;benkay;;;asks 40 -72099;1363715497;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 40.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 77.0844 seconds -72098;1363715500;benkay;heh. -72097;1363715664;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -72096;1363715751;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 59 -72095;1363715756;gribble;There are currently 14.925743 bitcoins offered at or under 59.0 USD, worth 880.61884113 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0009 seconds -72094;1363715762;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 62 -72093;1363715762;gribble;There are currently 4151.5081 bitcoins offered at or under 62.0 USD, worth 251811.333797 USD in total. | Data vintage: 6.3287 seconds -72092;1363715769;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 55 -72091;1363715770;gribble;There are currently 4312.4797 bitcoins demanded at or over 55.0 USD, worth 240297.179135 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.6690 seconds -72090;1363715777;Chaang-Noi;nice -72089;1363715835;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8647 BTC [+] -72088;1363716019;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.295 BTC [-] -72087;1363716096;benkay;is there a market cap command? -72086;1363716130;Chaang-Noi;no but its like 10900000 time 58 -72085;1363716145;Chaang-Noi;so around 600 million -72084;1363716184;benkay;i'm more interested in plotting asicminer mktcap over time -72083;1363716211;benkay;;;asks 100 -72082;1363716216;gribble;There are currently 38868.333 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 2888163.25634 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -72081;1363716232;benkay;asks 200 -72080;1363716235;benkay;;;asks 200 -72079;1363716236;gribble;There are currently 42540.219 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 3435013.85974 USD in total. | Data vintage: 20.0105 seconds -72078;1363716369;unbalanced;benkay: market cap is visible at http://www.bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/ -72077;1363716419;benkay;thanks unbalanced, i'm more interested in mktcap on a per-asset basis -72076;1363716451;benkay;has anyone done any work on the performance of bitcoin assets relative to bit coin? -72075;1363716716;deadweasel;holding BTC is better unless you are extremely plugged into the assets you are buying selling. for the average bitcoiner, anyhow. -72074;1363716739;jcpham;hooooooooooooooooooooolf -72073;1363716742;jcpham;for a long long time -72072;1363716743;jcpham;for a long long time -72071;1363716756;deadweasel;assets, you mean? -72070;1363716770;deadweasel;i'm holding some for a long long time. just as an experimento -72069;1363716803;benkay;deadweasel i have a hunch you're right -72068;1363716808;benkay;but -72067;1363716814;benkay;"in god we trust. all others must bring data." -72066;1363716843;deadweasel;true, I have run no numbers on that. It's my gut feeling. -72065;1363716870;deadweasel;i'm fairly sure I could make the data say what I want it to say, if I really tried, so I just go with my gut -72064;1363716888;deadweasel;data doesn't lie, but people do. :) -72063;1363716995;benkay;i like charting things -72062;1363717010;benkay;more accurately, charting stuff is a thing that i like to do -72061;1363717033;deadweasel;how is that more accurate? -72060;1363717038;benkay;fun_things.append(charting) -72059;1363717050;benkay;don't hold me to that -72058;1363717051;deadweasel;lol.stuff() -72057;1363717066;benkay;i'm sitting on a train and the coffee place is closed -72056;1363717066;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.105 = 0.315 BTC [-] -72055;1363717098;deadweasel;well, grab price history and build a scenario tool and see if you can get historical data on assets and get busy! -72054;1363717105;deadweasel;i'm curious -72053;1363717120;benkay;too busy building real thing -72052;1363717127;benkay;only making charts that i need to make -72051;1363717142;deadweasel;reminds me, I need to do some work. thx! -72050;1363717142;benkay;price history for asicminer does not return on time invested have at the moment -72049;1363717270;benkay;don't do it -72048;1363717354;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -72047;1363717356;gribble;Current Blocks: 226774 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 1033 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 7 hours, 8 minutes, and 18 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6214082.21368 | Estimated Percent Change: 28.18759 -72046;1363717364;kakobrekla;there ya go Enky -72045;1363717396;benkay;? -72044;1363717506;TomServo;28%?! Yikes. -72043;1363717548;pgp;7.38 minutes avg between blocks... -72042;1363717578;pgp;lots of hardware came online in the last 9 days... -72041;1363717582;deadweasel;gotta get it back to 10 -72040;1363717601;deadweasel;;;goxlag -72039;1363717601;gribble;21.865695 seconds -72038;1363717609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00073866 = 4.2842 BTC [+] -72037;1363717634;deadweasel;;;ticker --last -72036;1363717634;gribble;56.89000 -72035;1363717803;pgp;55 gone -72034;1363717987;mjr_;that was a fun ride -72033;1363718134;pigeons;anyone heard from topace? -72032;1363718153;topace__;hi -72031;1363718179;deadweasel;howdy -72030;1363718185;topace__;weird routing issue -72029;1363718187;topace__;cant figure it out -72028;1363718204;topace__;soemone traceroute 198.41.28.231 for me ? -72027;1363718235;jcpham;i lose the route at hop 32... looks like jupiter or uranus -72026;1363718263;topace__;6 border1-faste2-0.magma.ca (209.217.64.38) 46.098 ms 24.215 ms 24.056 ms -72025;1363718263;topace__;7 border5-faste0-0.magma.ca (209.217.64.42) 25.576 ms 27.031 ms 28.733 ms -72024;1363718263;topace__;8 198.32.235.40 (198.32.235.40) 30.663 ms 32.602 ms 33.566 ms -72023;1363718263;topace__;9 173-195-50.214.tel-ott.com (173.195.50.214) 42.963 ms 45.431 ms 46.764 ms -72022;1363718263;topace__;10 198.41.28.231 (198.41.28.231) 48.645 ms 50.038 ms 51.511 ms -72021;1363718268;topace__;should come in like that -72020;1363718273;topace__;which it does for me from my office -72019;1363718284;topace__;but from othe rlocations, its crapping out somewhere as well -72018;1363718305;deadweasel;hop 13, after 38.122.68.178 -72017;1363718307;deadweasel;for me -72016;1363718351;topace__;yea thast the IP it stops on for me from one of my other servers -72015;1363718378;topace__;how do you tell customers "the server is fine, its just the routing thats fucked up" -72014;1363718398;topace__;when most customers say "whats a server? whats a route?" -72013;1363718411;TomServo;topace__: You tell them to contact their ISP and provide them the last hop. -72012;1363718413;kakobrekla;you say server is us, route is you -72011;1363718418;kakobrekla;we = ok, you = fucked. -72010;1363718442;deadweasel;if my experience with bitcoin business is of any value, you should ignore the customer until the issue is fixed -72009;1363718449;pigeons;i hear it all the time one way or another as "it works on my box" usually from the developer -72008;1363718453;deadweasel;then possibly continue ignoring after said fixing -72007;1363718472;deadweasel;"it works in my local environment" -72006;1363718477;deadweasel;fuck your local environment -72005;1363718486;topace__;oh mmm 38.122.68.178 is my data center... -72004;1363718493;deadweasel;lol topace__ -72003;1363718496;TomServo;haha -72002;1363718502;topace__;wonder why traceroute doesnt go through that when i traceroute from my office -72001;1363718511;topace__;must be coming in on a different network -72000;1363718567;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -71999;1363718567;gribble;69.287552 seconds -71998;1363718575;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -71997;1363718576;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 55.01000, Best ask: 55.44999, Bid-ask spread: 0.43999, Last trade: 55.00000, 24 hour volume: 131954.29179881, 24 hour low: 47.52100, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 52.64803 -71996;1363718614;BUGPOWDER;here comes the bounce... -71995;1363718674;topace__;this might be 100% unrelated to the new switch i just installed yesterday, or it might be 100% because of the new switch -71994;1363718675;topace__;lol -71993;1363718681;pigeons;:) -71992;1363718687;topace__;but if the switch went in yesterday, why only fail this morning -71991;1363718701;deadweasel;is it a managed switch? did you configure it? -71990;1363718703;pigeons;needed to warm up -71989;1363718723;topace__;ye amanged switch -71988;1363718725;topace__;catalyst 2960 -71987;1363718734;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 16 @ 0.8645 = 13.832 BTC [-] -71986;1363718750;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22127 @ 0.00073344 = 16.2288 BTC [-] -71985;1363718759;topace__;okay now traceroute to 198.41.28.228 -71984;1363718765;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8644 = 1.7288 BTC [-] -71983;1363718766;topace__;(or .231) -71982;1363718834;deadweasel;hops right through the server -71981;1363718854;topace__;fucking data center -71980;1363718909;pigeons;site is working -71979;1363718916;topace__;excellent -71978;1363718959;deadweasel;;;ticker -71977;1363718960;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 56.64000, Best ask: 56.98000, Bid-ask spread: 0.34000, Last trade: 56.98000, 24 hour volume: 134791.46988100, 24 hour low: 47.54000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 52.73807 -71976;1363718966;deadweasel;;;goxlag -71975;1363718966;topace__;!ticker h sdice -71974;1363718966;gribble;63.835124 seconds -71973;1363718968;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.53010000 / 0.53168333 / 0.53200000 (6 shares, 3.19010000 BTC), 7D: 0.50030000 / 0.52350856 / 0.59999900 (1197 shares, 626.63975002 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.59492594 / 0.75100000 (5740 shares, 3414.87486892 BTC) -71972;1363720089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00073744 = 6.8951 BTC [+] -71971;1363720220;kakobrekla;!l m s.dice -71970;1363720221;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.0051 BTC [+] -71969;1363720245;kakobrekla;!l m s.bbet -71968;1363720245;assbot;Last trade for S.BBET on MPEX was at 0.0018 BTC [+] -71967;1363720300;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9537 @ 0.00073344 = 6.9948 BTC [-] -71966;1363720301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4663 @ 0.00073285 = 3.4173 BTC [-] -71965;1363720927;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.515 = 1.03 BTC [-] -71964;1363721134;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.00901 BTC [-] -71963;1363721136;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.009 = 0.045 BTC [-] -71962;1363721411;smickles;"< mircea_popescu> miscounted them digits" << I made it easier to read $depth now -71961;1363721428;kakobrekla;ascii chart? -71960;1363721492;jurov;$depth s.mpoe -71959;1363721493;mpexbot;jurov: Bids: ['2462 @ 0.00073285', '41300 @ 0.00071998', '1590 @ 0.00071886', '32459 @ 0.00068249', '25000 @ 0.000675'] -71958;1363721494;mpexbot;jurov: Asks: ['5074 @ 0.00073744', '5400 @ 0.00074837', '3950 @ 0.00075897', '13911 @ 0.00076091', '29878 @ 0.00076717'] -71957;1363721511;jurov;$markov is it fixed -71956;1363721512;mpexbot;jurov: (markov [] [word1 [word2]]) -- Returns a randomly-generated Markov Chain generated sentence from the data kept on (which is only necessary if not sent in the channel itself). If word1 and word2 are specified, they will be used to start the Markov chain. -71955;1363721524;jurov;$markov "is it fixed" -71954;1363721525;mpexbot;jurov: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -71953;1363721530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2462 @ 0.00073285 = 1.8043 BTC [-] -71952;1363721531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41300 @ 0.00071998 = 29.7352 BTC [-] -71951;1363721541;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550N] 6 @ 0.34032895 = 2.042 BTC -71950;1363721553;kakobrekla;$markov rofl -71949;1363721553;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -71948;1363721562;kakobrekla;$markov you fail -71947;1363721562;mpexbot;kakobrekla: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -71946;1363721592;kakobrekla;or what -71945;1363721596;jurov;btw, it should consider first parameter a chan only if it begins with # -71944;1363721604;kakobrekla;its kinda rand(){return 4;} here -71943;1363721812;kakobrekla;;;ticker -71942;1363721813;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 55.90000, Best ask: 56.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.60000, Last trade: 56.00000, 24 hour volume: 142528.78744713, 24 hour low: 47.55000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 52.90602 -71941;1363721914;kakobrekla;!exchanges bungeegum -71940;1363721940;jurov;!ticker m s.ponzi -71939;1363721942;assbot;Your actions are useless. -71938;1363721958;kakobrekla;!ticker glbse ppt.a -71937;1363721959;assbot;I haven't understood a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word. -71936;1363721967;kakobrekla;!ticker GLBSE ppt.e -71935;1363721968;assbot;I haven't understood a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word. -71934;1363721971;kakobrekla;eh -71933;1363721976;kakobrekla;!last GLBSE ppt.e -71932;1363721977;assbot;Last trade for PPT.E on GLBSE was at 0.32 BTC [-] -71931;1363721980;kakobrekla;!last GLBSE ppt.a -71930;1363721980;assbot;Last trade for PPT.A on GLBSE was at 0.32 BTC [+] -71929;1363721983;kakobrekla;hm -71928;1363721987;kakobrekla;!last GLBSE ppt.b -71927;1363721987;assbot;Last trade for PPT.B on GLBSE was at 0.32 BTC [+] -71926;1363721996;kakobrekla;kinda strange -71925;1363722271;jurov;maybe it fails when no recent data -71924;1363722286;jurov;anyway, better error messages would be helpful -71923;1363722303;kakobrekla;no its not a fail -71922;1363722312;kakobrekla;!last GLBSE fake -71921;1363722313;assbot;How can I be of assistance, my poor man? -71920;1363722313;jurov;!fail -71919;1363722314;kakobrekla;see -71918;1363722334;assbot;i dont fail -71917;1363722336;kakobrekla;see -71916;1363722356;jurov;so when i name the exchange right, assbot is polite? -71915;1363722366;kakobrekla;lol -71914;1363722379;kakobrekla;assbot is polite all the time -71913;1363722388;pigeons;!last GLBSE SATOSHISDAEMON.horse -71912;1363722389;assbot;Have you got any tobacco? -71911;1363722399;jborkl;smickles, you around -71910;1363722401;kakobrekla;i might not have that. -71909;1363722405;kakobrekla;cause too old -71908;1363722406;kakobrekla;not sure -71907;1363722431;jurov;!ticker btct bitvps -71906;1363722434;assbot;[BTCT:BITVPS] 1D: -- / -- / -- (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0038 / 0.00473 / 0.00688 (350 shares, 1.7 BTC), 30D: 0.00341 / 0.00438 / 0.00689 (1105 shares, 4.8 BTC) -71905;1363722438;kakobrekla;meat: http://coinbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/ee74sd-300x224.jpg -71904;1363722464;jurov;dunno where it ended -71903;1363722489;kakobrekla;on a 10k pizza as horse salami -71902;1363722542;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00672 BTC [-] -71901;1363722544;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 3 @ 0.00671 = 0.0201 BTC [-] -71900;1363722546;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 37 @ 0.006 = 0.222 BTC [-] -71899;1363722554;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.0059 = 0.59 BTC [-] -71898;1363722555;jurov;oh, list of biggest btc luminaries: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141503.msg1642658#msg1642658 -71897;1363722555;bungeegum;i'll be back later. thank you kakobrekla for the info :) -71896;1363722556;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 201 @ 0.00585 = 1.1759 BTC [-] -71895;1363722563;kakobrekla;yw bungeegum -71894;1363722577;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -71893;1363722577;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 57.67786, Best ask: 57.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.21214, Last trade: 57.67785, 24 hour volume: 143463.25501478, 24 hour low: 47.60000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 52.94004 -71892;1363722578;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -71891;1363722578;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 57.67786, Best ask: 57.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.21214, Last trade: 57.67785, 24 hour volume: 143463.25501478, 24 hour low: 47.60000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 52.94004 -71890;1363722580;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -71889;1363722580;gribble;0.542955 seconds -71888;1363722605;kakobrekla;250 paraipan -71887;1363722605;kakobrekla;250 Garr255 -71886;1363722608;kakobrekla;500 OgNasty -71885;1363722609;kakobrekla;ROFL -71884;1363722642;kakobrekla;someone should just send him to s.dice -71883;1363722693;jurov;kakobrekla, how do you feel about a bet "At least one of bitcointalk treasurers will get scammer tag by...dunno when " -71882;1363722703;jurov;1st July? -71881;1363722717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1590 @ 0.00071886 = 1.143 BTC [-] -71880;1363722719;kakobrekla;i feel good about it but i dont approve that stuff -71879;1363722723;kakobrekla;nah more -71878;1363722726;kakobrekla;by end 2013 -71877;1363722736;jurov;okay -71876;1363722788;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.985 = 3.97 BTC [-] -71875;1363722789;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 2 = 12 BTC [+] -71874;1363723317;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -71873;1363723319;gribble;Current Blocks: 226787 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 1020 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 5 hours, 32 minutes, and 18 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6217631.41098 | Estimated Percent Change: 28.26081 -71872;1363743112;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -71871;1363743112;pigeons;did you notice the notice mircea_popescu ? -71870;1363743115;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.84200, Best ask: 59.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00800, Last trade: 59.84200, 24 hour volume: 117139.99539755, 24 hour low: 50.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 55.05158 -71869;1363743118;pigeons;no more freenode PDPC -71868;1363743122;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.4748 = 0.9496 BTC [-] -71867;1363743123;mircea_popescu;what ?! -71866;1363743132;pigeons;but thanks for donating -71865;1363743145;mircea_popescu;haha no srsly, what notice ? -71864;1363743164;pigeons;http://blog.freenode.net/ -71863;1363743170;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -71862;1363743171;gribble;30.436804 seconds -71861;1363743173;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -71860;1363743173;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.84200, Best ask: 59.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00800, Last trade: 59.84200, 24 hour volume: 117139.99539755, 24 hour low: 50.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 55.05158 -71859;1363743271;mircea_popescu;Due to the massive reduction in financial support we found ourselves in a position where being an incorporated organisation cost more than what we were able to bring in in donations and after years of operating at a loss it was decided that we would apply for the dissolution of the corporation in order to drastically reduce costs. -71858;1363743285;mircea_popescu;lmao. so wait, the few hundreds i donated were most of their fiscal income ? -71857;1363743296;mircea_popescu;seeing how... well... there's some costs to maintain status but they're not THAT high -71856;1363743346;dub;you were the first person to donate in years, someone is taking that money and running -71855;1363743350;tiberiusiv;who posted that -71854;1363743377;mircea_popescu;dub roflmao -71853;1363743392;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00574 BTC [-] -71852;1363743393;mircea_popescu;wait, you're saying i got scammed by freenode ? -71851;1363743395;pigeons;richih -71850;1363743405;tiberiusiv;being an incorporated organisation costs like $200 -71849;1363743406;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv http://blog.freenode.net/ -71848;1363743416;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv yeah. in the uk it's more like 250 pounds iirc -71847;1363743441;pigeons;they shoulda taken bitcoins -71846;1363743456;pigeons;i should start a foundation... -71845;1363743456;mircea_popescu;everbody here is like... wutlol?!? -71844;1363743460;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.00575 = 0.0115 BTC [+] -71843;1363743495;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 ping -71842;1363743512;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: pong -71841;1363743518;dub;freenode is retarded -71840;1363743563;benkay;and yet runs a service that makes all of our lives a little better or easier for negligible outlay? -71839;1363743573;dub;though it got a lot less retarded after a certain someone got run over -71838;1363743584;Bowjob;did we actually hit 62 -71837;1363743584;Bowjob;wtf -71836;1363743605;dub;im not aware of any other incorporated ircnets -71835;1363743605;mircea_popescu;Bowjob we're headed for 100 here -71834;1363743612;mircea_popescu;dub me either iirc -71833;1363743620;Bowjob;yes of course -71832;1363743636;Bowjob;i was cleaning my room.. them bam! 62 -71831;1363743690;mircea_popescu;i guess smickles just can't get a cloak huh. -71830;1363743741;mircea_popescu;ahaha this girl! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.msg1641634#msg1641634 -71829;1363743777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7436 @ 0.00071978 = 5.3523 BTC [+] -71828;1363743986;mircea_popescu;who ever heard of this nonsense anyway. dissolve the charity, not announce in advance... -71827;1363743996;mircea_popescu;you could say you know... hey douches... next month. next week! something. -71826;1363744046;benkay;are you seriously surprised? -71825;1363744048;benkay;they don't have customers. -71824;1363744053;benkay;why should they act as if they did? -71823;1363744098;mircea_popescu;stakeholders is the correct expression in this circumstance. -71822;1363744100;mircea_popescu;and they do have those. -71821;1363744117;mircea_popescu;no charity can ever have customers. -71820;1363744151;benkay;probably why pathological behavior is so common among charities. -71819;1363744190;error4733;panic sell on S.dice wtf :( -71818;1363744197;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -71817;1363744198;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.004 / 0.00440918 / 0.0051 (54330 shares, 239.55 BTC), 7D: 0.004 / 0.00482395 / 0.00599987 (125487 shares, 605.34 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00605764 / 0.0069 (2344808 shares, 14,204.01 BTC) -71816;1363744209;mircea_popescu;o hey. going back to ipo levels ? -71815;1363744281;error4733;40K profit since... -71814;1363744338;mircea_popescu;error4733 bitcoin markets be well fickle -71813;1363744342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7158 @ 0.004 = 28.632 BTC [-] -71812;1363744376;deadweasel;bitfunder sdice is up, which is relative -71811;1363744378;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 976 @ 0.00073645 = 0.7188 BTC [+] -71810;1363744391;deadweasel;be well fickle indeed -71809;1363744404;benkay;bets on today's close? -71808;1363744411;Bowjob;dice doesnt look so good -71807;1363744483;pizzaman1337;benkay: today's close? market doesn't close... -71806;1363744501;benkay;pick a universal timestamp, pizzaman1337. -71805;1363744510;benkay;price at that time. -71804;1363744513;Bowjob;what ever happened to ianbakewell -71803;1363744518;deadweasel;would be a good way to do daily bets -71802;1363744521;Bowjob;he shorted btc at 34.50 -71801;1363744528;Bowjob;hasnt been online for 15 days -71800;1363744538;deadweasel;depression? -71799;1363744555;Bowjob;he shorted s.dice when it was 0.62 -71798;1363744560;Bowjob;so he did something okay -71797;1363744565;Bowjob;not enough to cover 600 BTC short -71796;1363744579;pigeons;and when does he have to cover the dice, not out of the woods yet -71795;1363744846;Bowjob;whatever happened to proudhon -71794;1363744981;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -71793;1363744981;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.11711, Best ask: 59.74999, Bid-ask spread: 0.63288, Last trade: 59.11710, 24 hour volume: 111543.27108190, 24 hour low: 50.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 55.39889 -71792;1363745026;pizzaman1337;$12 diff from the 24h low and high -71791;1363745075;mircea_popescu;lol this could be a meme. -71790;1363745084;mircea_popescu;"he shorted btc at XXX. hasnt been online for 15 days" -71789;1363745163;Bowjob;not as bad as that dude who called 23.98 the top of 2013 -71788;1363745260;error4733;MP:not big diff b/t fickle et fucked. look at the book... just no way to sell if you want your money back.. :fu: -71787;1363745313;Bowjob;300 bucks at the end of the year -71786;1363745331;pizzaman1337;117`362 sell wall on S.DICE at .004... :( -71785;1363745352;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed -71784;1363745371;pigeons;i shorted at $2 and im still here -71783;1363745373;mircea_popescu;error4733 was a 3.5mn wall at 31 iirc. gone ? -71782;1363745394;Bowjob;I've seen S.Dice tanking honestly -71781;1363745394;error4733;yes, early today -71780;1363745396;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135760.0 -71779;1363745396;Bowjob;read -71778;1363745449;Bowjob;I like how ian says more people will gamble on dice the higher the price -71777;1363745456;Bowjob;but then he shorts it anyway -71776;1363745469;benkay;problem of trading stocks denominated in rapidly appreciating currency -71775;1363745482;mircea_popescu;well... here's the thing. markets cycle. either this is nonsense and so the savvy will make a pretty penny buying it once the retail investors dumped -71774;1363745486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00383838 = 7.6768 BTC [-] -71773;1363745490;mircea_popescu;or else the concerns are legitimate and sdice is going to shit. -71772;1363745522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.42 = 1.26 BTC [+] -71771;1363745527;BitHub;its been going shit the last 2 months but okey -71770;1363745546;Bowjob;in any case, my concern was legit and proven right now -71769;1363745552;Bowjob;until dice goes back to 0.75 -71768;1363745573;BitHub;sdice will myspace it up by end of the year -71767;1363745590;Bowjob;i got out at 0.75 and 0.62, lets see where this goes -71766;1363745606;Bowjob;i saw some whale playing, he lost 400 BTC on one bet or something -71765;1363745612;BitHub;they're divs are shit house too -71764;1363745620;mircea_popescu;iirc this month div is going to be low, a few hundred or something -71763;1363745624;Bowjob;for this month. dice is up about 3k -71762;1363745628;mircea_popescu;a ok -71761;1363745638;BitHub;wait all month for small shit -71760;1363745655;Bowjob;erik was smart to sell those shares -71759;1363745674;pizzaman1337;of course he was, he probably foresaw this -71758;1363745677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00072738 = 1.8912 BTC [-] -71757;1363745691;pigeons;foresaw what? increasing profits? -71756;1363745694;mircea_popescu;he still owns like what, 87% or so ? -71755;1363745735;Bowjob;he doesnt own dice 100% irrc -71754;1363745740;pizzaman1337;pigeons: a month where S.DICE was lower and might have a grim-looking future compared to what it seemed it would be -71753;1363745753;Bowjob;he said thers 2-3 private investors -71752;1363745756;pizzaman1337;I think it's only a matter of time before the BTC price affects S.DICE bet volume -71751;1363745771;pigeons;pizzaman1337: people keep saying that and keep being wrong, but maybe -71750;1363745807;pizzaman1337;pigeons: I'd like to hope with them as I'm a shareholder (just hold a little) -71749;1363745828;pigeons;pizzaman1337: re-read -71748;1363745846;pizzaman1337;ok, I'd like to be wrong -71747;1363745852;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 2500 @ 0.0018 = 4.5 BTC [+] -71746;1363745866;pigeons;so far just you are wrong -71745;1363745885;pizzaman1337;I want to keep being wrong -71744;1363745889;pizzaman1337;:) -71743;1363745900;pigeons;ok, i bet you are wrong and right a few times before its over -71742;1363745945;mircea_popescu;^ -71741;1363745948;mircea_popescu;if only i could -71740;1363745952;error4733;the 400 bet was just a losing martingale -71739;1363745978;pigeons;error4733: that's good -71738;1363745985;pigeons;it means suckers exist -71737;1363746015;error4733;true, they bought s.dice overpriced at 0.0075 :D -71736;1363746062;Bowjob;the 0.75 came with the expectation that the whale would continue playing -71735;1363746069;pigeons;who is a bigger sucker, the person still getting better than fiat dividends from her 0.0075 S.DICE shares, or the sucker playing a negative EV strategy? -71734;1363746072;Bowjob;with the same intensity or even better -71733;1363746075;error4733;i'm still in green but is earasing the btc rally :( -71732;1363746101;Bowjob;"hey chris surrender yet? " -71731;1363746105;Bowjob;He went offline -71730;1363746107;Bowjob;LOL -71729;1363746129;Bowjob;its the dude I told about BTC when it was 17, never bought any even though he expressed interest in buying some -71728;1363746134;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: will the mpex bot start doing some market making on options above 750 at some point? -71727;1363746157;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 quite likely. -71726;1363746165;pizzaman1337;any ETA? just curious -71725;1363746168;mircea_popescu;it was 1-35 last month, it was 1-20 before that -71724;1363746198;mircea_popescu;well... atm im trying to discern what tyhe fuck to do here, because price went up so much. i am guessing i'll do 15-150 by steps of 3 -71723;1363746206;mircea_popescu;which means it'll wait till options expire. -71722;1363746311;mircea_popescu;Bowjob i think the argument is misplaced. unless you actually NEED the btc, having the shares produces future revenue. even one satoshi is revenue -71721;1363746326;mircea_popescu;holding the btc or throwing them around in weird loan schemes etc does not. -71720;1363746337;smickles;bah, soebot had an overflow error -71719;1363746346;mircea_popescu;what's that ? too much soe ? -71718;1363746349;smickles;btc price is too damn high -71717;1363746378;smickles;it's a play on mpoebot -71716;1363746413;mircea_popescu;oh -71715;1363746525;BitHub;wow i've made enough coins to quit and go make a movie -71714;1363746541;BitHub;what a proud moment i thought it was going to take me all year -71713;1363746564;mircea_popescu;:D -71712;1363746565;mircea_popescu;wd -71711;1363746579;BitHub;:) its tripped out, owe a huge thanks to bitcoin -71710;1363746799;mircea_popescu;amazingrando got scammer tag ? -71709;1363746837;Bowjob;wasnt he gonna list her -71708;1363746838;Bowjob;e -71707;1363746975;pigeons;http://amazonbitcoins.com/gone -71706;1363747044;pigeons;operators say they are suprised amazon let them get away with using their log and name this long -71705;1363747061;pigeons;amazonlitecoins.com to open next week -71704;1363747103;mircea_popescu;lmao -71703;1363747134;mircea_popescu;"We had a good run, and we can't thank our customers enough for their overwhelming adoption and support. It truly is hard to believe that less than a month after launching we have hundreds of users and have processed thousands of dollars per day." -71702;1363747136;mircea_popescu;mmmkay. -71701;1363747246;pizzaman1337;;;bc,24hprc -71700;1363747248;gribble;55.60 -71699;1363747391;Bowjob;;;ticker -71698;1363747392;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.40000, Best ask: 59.75998, Bid-ask spread: 0.35998, Last trade: 59.77000, 24 hour volume: 105293.89337341, 24 hour low: 50.22010, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 55.89276 -71697;1363747393;pizzaman1337;how often does the mpex bot recalc it's market options offerings prices? -71696;1363747398;pizzaman1337;its* -71695;1363747462;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.16002 = 1.1201 BTC [-] -71694;1363747474;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.16 = 0.32 BTC [-] -71693;1363747484;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [-] -71692;1363747524;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.33318 = 0.9995 BTC [-] -71691;1363747540;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.5 BTC -71690;1363747596;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P570T] 1 @ 0.09636292 BTC -71689;1363747732;mircea_popescu;ahhh 60 looks so pretty. -71688;1363747846;BitHub;not when you got to make another buy tomorrow :P -71687;1363747973;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16002 BTC [+] -71686;1363747976;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16002 BTC [+] -71685;1363748098;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P570T] 6 @ 0.0963272 = 0.578 BTC [-] -71684;1363748285;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 120 @ 0.000712 = 0.0854 BTC [+] -71683;1363748582;[\\\];hello -71682;1363748592;mircea_popescu;hai -71681;1363748595;dub;yes hello -71680;1363748605;[\\\];;;seen dust -71679;1363748605;gribble;I have not seen dust. -71678;1363748626;[\\\];;;seen dub -71677;1363748627;gribble;dub was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 31 seconds ago: yes hello -71676;1363748630;[\\\];yay -71675;1363748648;mircea_popescu;is not dug -71674;1363748664;[\\\];dust doesn't like me -71673;1363748669;[\\\];then again, many people don't -71672;1363748672;[\\\];I'm a douche. -71671;1363748702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3724 @ 0.00073645 = 2.7425 BTC [+] -71670;1363748704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2246 @ 0.00073744 = 1.6563 BTC [+] -71669;1363748743;mircea_popescu;slushe -71668;1363748859;[\\\];;;seen jurov -71667;1363748860;gribble;jurov was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 31 seconds ago: that's VERY rogue taxidermy -71666;1363748951;tiberiusiv;mircea: are you an sdice shareholder? -71665;1363749036;mircea_popescu;yeah -71664;1363749065;tiberiusiv;adding at these levels? -71663;1363749074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4032 @ 0.00072738 = 2.9328 BTC [-] -71662;1363749086;mircea_popescu;well that i can't say. -71661;1363749151;tiberiusiv;what did sdice ipo at? -71660;1363749157;tiberiusiv;last year -71659;1363749191;mircea_popescu;(b)Based on their knowledge of the company and its assets, as well as on evaluation of market demand, current profitability and projected evolution, the representatives of SatoshiDice have elected to offer in this IPO a total of 10`000`000 (ten million) shares, as follows : one block of 2`000`000 (two million) shares at a price of 0.0032 BTC each ; one block of 5`000`000 (five million) shares at a price of 0.0034 BTC e -71658;1363749191;mircea_popescu;ach ; one block of 3`000`000 (three million) shares at a price of 0.0037 BTC each. -71657;1363749877;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/314/bitcointalk-org-treasurer-to-be-scammer-tagged/ -71656;1363749882;mircea_popescu;this is an interesting one... -71655;1363750018;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16001 BTC [-] -71654;1363750337;BitHub;lulz -71653;1363750474;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136370145631.jpg prolly the best swimsuit ever. -71652;1363750589;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 58 @ 0.00462 = 0.268 BTC [-] -71651;1363750592;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 33 @ 0.00462 = 0.1525 BTC [-] -71650;1363750595;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 909 @ 0.00455 = 4.136 BTC [-] -71649;1363750880;[\\\];I'm not diggin the thighs -71648;1363750882;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -71647;1363750894;[\\\];they look like they were photoshopped on -71646;1363750919;mircea_popescu;indeed they don't look too azn do they -71645;1363750955;[\\\];racist -71644;1363750963;mircea_popescu;esp seeing how her thick butt is about 20x the thickness of her wrist -71643;1363750987;[\\\];right where her hand touches, its weird there -71642;1363751011;[\\\];but I suppose its possible -71641;1363751011;[\\\];meh -71640;1363751013;mircea_popescu;a well. so our dreams are shatter't on the cold shores of jagged reality -71639;1363751063;[\\\];there's several billion of them, so waht if 1 doesn't match? -71638;1363751085;mircea_popescu;ikr? -71637;1363751231;[\\\];so what's the mpex fee up to now? -71636;1363751233;mircea_popescu;30 -71635;1363751262;[\\\];;;calc 30 * [ticker --last] -71634;1363751263;gribble;1790.6982 -71633;1363751264;[\\\];not bad -71632;1363751281;[\\\];it costs more for exchange membership than many people's mortgage -71631;1363751328;mircea_popescu;not to mention it generated 100's of k's worth of value or so for the people who didn't procrastinate/think themselves better/entitled/whatever. -71630;1363751345;[\\\];seperate the smart from the dumb -71629;1363751365;mircea_popescu;you and me baby are nothing but mammals so let's do it the bitcoin way! -71628;1363751423;BitHub;lets do it like they do it in the bitcoin-assets channel -71627;1363751433;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xat1GVnl8-k -71626;1363751469;BitHub;nice, reminds me me fingerbanging girls at 15 -71625;1363751497;BitHub;need some beastie boys -71624;1363751594;kakobrekla;intergalactic -71623;1363751631;kakobrekla;planetary -71622;1363751636;kakobrekla;intergalactic -71621;1363751649;kakobrekla;nvm. -71620;1363751651;[\\\];lol -71619;1363751654;smickles;lol -71618;1363751664;[\\\];culture fail -71617;1363751742;BitHub;lul kako -71616;1363751765;mircea_popescu;check out this guy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154258.msg1643783#msg1643783 -71615;1363751790;mircea_popescu;7500 words expended to clearly show he doesn't understand what exactly shareholders are, how they're different from founders and wtf exactly finance is -71614;1363751815;mircea_popescu;for the past two years i've been drowning in well meaning idiocy. it's a fate worse than death. -71613;1363751821;mircea_popescu;i blame the education system. -71612;1363751887;mircea_popescu;and also i blame the equalitarian atmosphere in the english speaking world. there's no worse form of child abuse than telling them they're equal to anyone. -71611;1363751950;BitHub;pants -71610;1363752080;Bowjob;;;ticker -71609;1363752081;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.66661, Best ask: 59.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.23339, Last trade: 59.90000, 24 hour volume: 103877.10338041, 24 hour low: 51.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 56.15735 -71608;1363752098;[\\\];I'm pretty certain Britain doesn't tell everyone they're equal to anyone -71607;1363752102;[\\\];and they're fucking English -71606;1363752127;mircea_popescu;show me a one case past 15 years where a kid was told "you can't do what this other kid does because he is better than you" -71605;1363752139;mircea_popescu;in any sort of institutional setting. -71604;1363752147;mircea_popescu;i'd even settle for "you can't X because you suck" -71603;1363752153;[\\\];oh right, because I'm in the UK school system -71602;1363752159;[\\\];jesus christ, they still have nobility -71601;1363752162;[\\\];that right there tells them -71600;1363752166;[\\\];STFU already -71599;1363752166;mircea_popescu;no it doesn't. -71598;1363752167;[\\\];you're done. -71597;1363752170;mircea_popescu;lol -71596;1363752184;mircea_popescu;not like they have to go on their knees when nobility enters the room -71595;1363752195;mircea_popescu;or at least motherfucking stand up, which is really the absolute fucking minimum. -71594;1363752335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7110 @ 0.00073526 = 5.2277 BTC [+] -71593;1363752336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4732 @ 0.00072738 = 3.442 BTC [-] -71592;1363752341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00071402 = 4.0342 BTC [-] -71591;1363752394;smickles;< [\\\]> jesus christ, they still have nobility << they still have nobility who exercise royal prerogitive -71590;1363752472;smickles;ya know, from what i understand about the retained prerogitive, the queen could prevent the prime minister of canada from taking office after being elected -71589;1363752516;mircea_popescu;yeeeea -71588;1363752529;dub;man -71587;1363752546;mircea_popescu;problem is, it;'s never used, so it just serves as perverse strengthening of the equalitarian delusion. -71586;1363752549;smickles;has to do with the viceroy or something -71585;1363752554;dub;every times smickles trots out some alex jonesism I die a little -71584;1363752597;smickles;lol, dub it's not like i think she could actually exercise that power -71583;1363752620;dub;you will find any number of antiquated bylaws in every legal system, shit thats not worth legistlating over -71582;1363752637;dub;for example its required for hoteliers to provide horse parking in the capital of my country -71581;1363752653;smickles;but they apparently do still exercise the power by quashing laws in england which would deprive them of land and such -71580;1363752674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1806 @ 0.00070749 = 1.2777 BTC [-] -71579;1363752675;mircea_popescu;smickles it's not about some obscure exercise of power. -71578;1363752687;mircea_popescu;it's about people being forcibly confronted with proof of their inferiority in a social setting, -71577;1363752695;mircea_popescu;as a proxy for their actual inferiority in reality. -71576;1363752705;mircea_popescu;helps them learn about what they can and can do and so should or shouldn't attempt. -71575;1363752733;smickles;heh, yeah, different topic entirely -71574;1363752776;dub;'the queen runs canada' is a fairly common complaint in the extreme libertard circles is all im saying -71573;1363752875;smickles;i've hardly any idea who runs canada. -71572;1363752889;dub;moosecock runs canada -71571;1363752908;smickles;moosecock it is then. cheers to moosecock -71570;1363753017;mircea_popescu;can't it be something a little more palatable ? -71569;1363753022;mircea_popescu;what's a girl to do with moosecock -71568;1363753030;dub;like other british colonies they have a prime minister who fronts one of several political parties, advised by a caucus/cabinet of senior members and the lowly back benchers -71567;1363753034;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71566;1363753034;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71565;1363753034;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71564;1363753035;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71563;1363753035;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71562;1363753035;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71561;1363753036;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71560;1363753037;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71559;1363753038;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71558;1363753038;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71557;1363753039;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71556;1363753039;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71555;1363753039;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71554;1363753039;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71553;1363753039;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71552;1363753040;bfdshresjhreshj;█▓▒10 Bitcoin=$279.99 (www.bitswing.com) [delivery in 5 minutes]no phone call for verify,no personal information need 2 Bitcoin=$89.99 5 Bitcoin=$199.99 20 Bitcoin=$489.99 www.bitswing.com 30 Bitcoin=$699.99 40 Bitcoin=$899.99 50 Bitcoin=$1099.99 http://www.bitswing.com http://www.bitswing.com -71551;1363753059;dub;effective marketing campain you have there -71550;1363753059;mircea_popescu;da fuck. -71549;1363753104;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla can you set assbot to autoban on any mention of bitswing.com for an hour ? -71548;1363753140;dub;bitswing sounds like some kind of meatspin variant -71547;1363753149;kakobrekla;in theory i could but you would be banned now -71546;1363753165;mircea_popescu;you know what's gonna happen, tomorrow diff ip -71545;1363753205;Bugpowder;its BitsWing -71544;1363753207;mircea_popescu;retarded kid, didn't even come up with a random name, just mashed kbd -71543;1363753216;kakobrekla;hm -71542;1363753231;Bugpowder;I need these diff futures to close so I can buy this S.DICE -71541;1363753235;Bugpowder;.004 -71540;1363753237;Bugpowder;really? -71539;1363753245;Bugpowder;all confidence is lost? -71538;1363753253;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -71537;1363753254;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00383838 / 0.00434507 / 0.0051 (63488 shares, 275.86 BTC), 7D: 0.00383838 / 0.00476551 / 0.00599987 (134645 shares, 641.65 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00604938 / 0.0069 (2352566 shares, 14,231.58 BTC) -71536;1363753263;mircea_popescu;275 btc's worth of confidence -71535;1363753267;Bugpowder;!last m. s.dice -71534;1363753267;assbot;I haven't understood a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word. -71533;1363753273;Bugpowder;!last m s.dice -71532;1363753274;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.00383838 BTC [-] -71531;1363753275;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 830 @ 0.00455 = 3.7765 BTC [-] -71530;1363753323;kakobrekla;!rules Enky_Away -71529;1363753340;Bugpowder;;;ticker -71528;1363753341;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.80001, Best ask: 59.84000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03999, Last trade: 59.84000, 24 hour volume: 105452.24769737, 24 hour low: 51.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 56.25821 -71527;1363753351;Bugpowder;CM shows 60.11 -71526;1363753353;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 190 @ 0.004231 = 0.8039 BTC [-] -71525;1363753399;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -71524;1363753400;gribble;0.121863 seconds -71523;1363753432;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/03/19/282-page-handbook-details-recommended-rules-of-cyberwar-engagement/ -71522;1363753536;mircea_popescu;funny. i wonder if the roman empire had rules about barbarian shaving practices right before odoacer -71521;1363753560;Bugpowder;$60.59 -71520;1363753624;mircea_popescu;in january it was 15 -71519;1363753630;mircea_popescu;400% in 2 months -71518;1363753703;bgupta;Cyprus rally? -71517;1363753714;mircea_popescu;probably a large part of it -71516;1363753737;mircea_popescu;it's funny, cyprus govt destroyed 5bn euro worth of suckers fiat, -71515;1363753748;mircea_popescu;created ~300 mn usd worth of bitcoin wealth. -71514;1363753765;mircea_popescu;ty eu. keep on with your policies, a 4-5% conversion engine is great for bitcoin. -71513;1363753771;mircea_popescu;by the time you're all done we'll be quite okay. -71512;1363753862;bgupta;Or, Utopia if you are an anarcho-capitolist. -71511;1363753873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2828 @ 0.00073744 = 2.0855 BTC [+] -71510;1363753901;mircea_popescu;actually bgupta ... any sort of future that includes the state is science fiction at this point. -71509;1363754030;bgupta;perhaps a bit hyperbolic? but I get your gist. -71508;1363754057;pigeons;mircea_popescu hyperbolic? nevar -71507;1363754058;mircea_popescu;i don't think so. without a cheap and effective way to maintain informational supremacy and without control of wealth transfer there simply can't be a state. -71506;1363754060;ThickAsThieves;https://support.mtgox.com/entries/21659340--Outage-59372-Bitcoin-Deposit-Delay dunno if this is old news tro you guys -71505;1363754071;pigeons;um it is old -71504;1363754073;mircea_popescu;the original innovation that even allowed the state (ie, bureaucracy) has been meanwhile erroded by the internet. -71503;1363754084;mircea_popescu;by now with bitcoins... there's really nothing left. -71502;1363754127;bgupta;You are assuming that certain states wouldn't just shut down the public telco grid to survive. -71501;1363754137;mircea_popescu;no, i'm not assuming that. -71500;1363754146;mircea_popescu;this is like saying "miners will be shutting out s.dice" -71499;1363754150;mircea_popescu;it's not their option to do this. -71498;1363754157;mircea_popescu;if they do, they just cease being states at all. -71497;1363754176;mircea_popescu;unless, of course, you imagine the amish are some sort of separatist state within the us. -71496;1363754185;pigeons;tx over sneakernet -71495;1363754212;benkay;has cyprus gone through with the taxation yet? -71494;1363754217;mircea_popescu;nope. -71493;1363754229;mircea_popescu;they've changed the proposed law 3 times so far, still not a law. -71492;1363754230;dub;oh I saw a good quote in -dev for you MP -71491;1363754240;benkay;what are likely outcomes if the vote in parliament fails? -71490;1363754251;mircea_popescu;benkay permanent banking vacation in cyprus. -71489;1363754267;bgupta;Well, I am thinking that it could swing to the other direction of totalatarianism.. in the US we are seeing a steady erosion of our freedoms, as the surveillance state becomes a reality. -71488;1363754289;mircea_popescu;bgupta only for the people who elect to stay there. -71487;1363754294;benkay;cuz if they reopen instant run -71486;1363754301;mircea_popescu;most everyone of any import has left already however. -71485;1363754307;dub;[19:11] sure. We have to embrace transaction volume, more people == more success == more transactions -71484;1363754309;benkay;not if you're friends with your local politicians, bgupta -71483;1363754321;mircea_popescu;dub good quote. -71482;1363754335;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00482 = 0.482 BTC [+] -71481;1363754339;benkay;and can purchase their friendship -71480;1363754355;mircea_popescu;benkay even so it's safer to purchase it from a distance. -71479;1363754366;mircea_popescu;much like putin's oligarchs. -71478;1363754382;bgupta;the reality is most citizens aren't technically adept to use privacy tools properly.. nor don't care, and it will be hard for those that aren't superrich to uproot their families on a (to most citizens) alarmist future view. -71477;1363754398;mircea_popescu;bgupta why do the inept and poor matter in this discussion ? -71476;1363754399;benkay;good lord of course they're not -71475;1363754405;mircea_popescu;neither freedom nor politics are for them. -71474;1363754440;Bugpowder;[22:29] created ~300 mn usd worth of bitcoin wealth. SO FAR. This isn't over yet. -71473;1363754449;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: worry about the intelligent poor. -71472;1363754461;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder also true. was just doing a sort of "minimal eval" -71471;1363754465;dub;bgupta: the real reality is you've been a surveillance state since the '90s -71470;1363754473;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform are these provably intelligent or just assumedly intelligent ? -71469;1363754478;dub;you're just starting to wake up -71468;1363754482;Bugpowder;;;bids 50 -71467;1363754482;gribble;There are currently 19157.386 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 1043997.85644 USD in total. | Data vintage: 52.3699 seconds -71466;1363754488;bgupta;dub: Yeah: Unofficially, now they are pushing really hard to make it official.. :( -71465;1363754508;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.12202 BTC [-] -71464;1363754511;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.12202 BTC [-] -71463;1363754517;bgupta;at least with it unofficial they had to think twice about using info they weren't supposed to have -71462;1363754524;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: bioweapons. doesn't take a world-class brain. -71461;1363754551;Bugpowder;The truth is is that we live in an surveliannce state, BUT the watchers are pretty lazy, like most humans. -71460;1363754551;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: and it only takes one. -71459;1363754559;mircea_popescu;im not sure i follow. -71458;1363754568;Bugpowder;bioweapons? -71457;1363754572;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you ever saw my rural/urban graph ? -71456;1363754580;Bugpowder;R U talking GMO foods? -71455;1363754581;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: intelligent poor could trash civilization permanently if they wanted to. -71454;1363754590;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: nope -71453;1363754594;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform okay. i guess they might have to then. -71452;1363754600;Bugpowder;does anyone here think GMO is bad? -71451;1363754608;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder http://trilema.com/2012/anonimity-or-the-urban-versus-rural-dispute/ -71450;1363754616;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i think it's potentially bad. -71449;1363754646;asciilifeform;Bugpowder: the mainstream anti-GMO hysteria is a distraction from real issues re: control of food supplies. -71448;1363754679;vampireb;i dont have strong feelings about GMO, but everyone is NY is crazy about "organics" food.. -71447;1363754689;vampireb;though "organics" usually means crap -71446;1363754708;Bowjob;whoa canadian bitcoins selling for $70 per coin? -71445;1363754713;asciilifeform;vampireb: signalling. -71444;1363754713;vampireb;;;ticker -71443;1363754713;mircea_popescu;the jewish deli still the best way to get edible food in ny -71442;1363754714;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 60.29000, Best ask: 60.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 60.29000, 24 hour volume: 105617.40285754, 24 hour low: 51.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 56.36720 -71441;1363754729;vampireb;!ticker mpex s.dice -71440;1363754730;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00383838 / 0.00434507 / 0.0051 (63488 shares, 275.86 BTC), 7D: 0.00383838 / 0.00476551 / 0.00599987 (134645 shares, 641.65 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00604938 / 0.0069 (2352566 shares, 14,231.58 BTC) -71439;1363754775;vampireb;men russian stores are fine here, though these are jewish russian anyway -71438;1363754808;mircea_popescu;heh. -71437;1363754811;Bugpowder;This is a good summary of GMO from some who really understands the issues. http://www.michaeleisen.org/blog/?p=1135 -71436;1363754870;asciilifeform;Bugpowder: the only actual problem with GMO products is the "terminator seed," which gives American patent trolls total control over food supplies. -71435;1363754895;mircea_popescu;patent trolls. good way to put it. -71434;1363754918;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8593 BTC [-] -71433;1363754929;vampireb;i am quiet sure that humans adapted to food too in the last 100 years... well look at all these fatties in US -71432;1363754947;vampireb;(reminds myself to go to gym tomorrow) -71431;1363754953;asciilifeform;My guess is that much of the anti-GMO hysteria is funded or at least encouraged by the GMO vendors, specifically to distract from this. -71430;1363755008;Bugpowder;I thought patent trolls are people that sue that are not acutally using the patent, NPEs for example. -71429;1363755026;asciilifeform;When nearly the entire opposition to something consists of idiot "back to nature" crackpots, a reasonable person starts to see it as a great idea. -71428;1363755062;asciilifeform;Bugpowder: that would be like saying that a fairytale "Bridge Troll" must never actually use his bridge. -71427;1363755075;mircea_popescu;ha. good point. -71426;1363755081;asciilifeform;Bugpowder: if your entire revenue stream depends on patents, you're a patent troll. -71425;1363755122;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.8593 = 6.0151 BTC [-] -71424;1363755172;benkay;someone's going to get insanely wealthy using genomics to breed better corn -71423;1363755191;Bugpowder;why is a patent troll bad? They monetize intellectual property so small inventors can collect on people that rip them off, with reduced risk. -71422;1363755193;benkay;instead of trying to engineer nature -71421;1363755198;asciilifeform;benkay: for some value of "better" this already happened. -71420;1363755229;asciilifeform;Bugpowder: have you ever been a small inventor and actually tried to prosecute a ripoff of your idea? -71419;1363755232;Bugpowder;benkay, what is the difference between "genomics" and trying to "engineer nature" -71418;1363755245;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.8594 = 8.594 BTC [+] -71417;1363755254;Bugpowder;asciilifeform: I have some knowledge of the fields in which I invite debate. -71416;1363755279;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i fail to see a difference between patent trolls and any other ip rights trolls. -71415;1363755283;asciilifeform;Bugpowder: if you have the funds to prosecute a patent lawsuit in any jurisdiction that matters, you are by definition not a "small inventor." -71414;1363755292;mircea_popescu;if you think riaa is making artitsts be paid you're perhaps going on wishful thinking -71413;1363755322;Bugpowder;There are plenty of plaintiff side contingency firms that will take your patent case if you have a valid claim and a decent damages model. -71412;1363755327;Bugpowder;FOR FREE -71411;1363755340;benkay;inorite? -71410;1363755340;benkay;actual history of crop yield improvement. -71409;1363755340;benkay;until recently, rooted in breeding instead of engineering. -71408;1363755340;benkay;and whoopee congratulations, we're so efficient in america that we got some *great* results by doing some weird stuff and then grew that everywhere. instant monoculture -71407;1363755370;asciilifeform;Bugpowder: patent trials are routinely won and lost on technicalities. And your opponent can drag the trial onwards into infinity, until you or the party representing you runs out of cash. -71406;1363755392;Bugpowder;benkay, the combination of selective breeding with targeted mutagenesis is MUCH more effective at increasing yield, quality AND adapting to pests. -71405;1363755394;asciilifeform;At least in the U.S., it is a straightforward contest of bank accounts. -71404;1363755404;smickles;asciilifeform: sounds like you are talking about any court case -71403;1363755422;Bugpowder;asciilifeform: That is false in a contingency case. -71402;1363755433;Bugpowder;Let me suggest an alternative formulation of patent troll. -71401;1363755489;pigeons;patent troll = anyone who files afucking patent -71400;1363755497;benkay;horrible business -71399;1363755497;benkay;avoid at all costs -71398;1363755513;Bugpowder;A patent troll is someone who sues a large number of possibly infringing defendents, many small businesses, who lack the funds to defend themselves, and thus seek to shake down these defendents for a settlement that is slightly less than the cost of fighting it thru dismissal -71397;1363755521;pigeons;trademark abuse i think should be prosecuted under fraud and is a valid form of ip -71396;1363755528;pigeons;but patent have never been ethical -71395;1363755528;asciilifeform;This was perhaps the original patent troll: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_of_Licensed_Automobile_Manufacturers -71394;1363755529;benkay;bugpowder ooh with mutagenesis awesome i need sauce tho -71393;1363755565;bgupta;patent is fine, except where it was extended in term, and applied to sfotware and business methods. -71392;1363755569;pigeons;no -71391;1363755572;asciilifeform;If you use patents to keep a product off the market (or to keep it a luxury good whereas civilization might otherwise make it a mass good) you are a patent troll. -71390;1363755573;Bugpowder;I would say Apple suing Samsung, or Carnegie Mellon suing Marvell is not a patent troll. -71389;1363755583;benkay;and must run now so pm plz bugpowder? -71388;1363755586;pigeons;i would say apple existing is a troll -71387;1363755600;mircea_popescu;a patent troll is any entity which seeks to enrich itself by denominating and thus proposing to have captured anything which exists outside of and independent of their efforts. -71386;1363755601;BitHub;apple is one of life's trolls -71385;1363755608;Bugpowder;bgupta: The Bilski ruling has invalidated most software only patents -71384;1363755616;dub;apple is a user troll -71383;1363755620;BitHub;btw i'm still buying patents in exchange for btc -71382;1363755627;asciilifeform;pigeons: if all Apple patents were voided tomorrow, would there be a flood of Apple-quality products from other vendors? -71381;1363755628;mircea_popescu;in this reading any attempt to patent anything to do with gmo is patent trolling. -71380;1363755628;BitHub;if anyone has any good cheap ones -71379;1363755636;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.8596 = 2.5788 BTC [+] -71378;1363755637;mircea_popescu;you may patent the process, you may not patent the result, inasmuch as the result is a plant -71377;1363755640;Bugpowder;asciilifeform: NOPE -71376;1363755644;pigeons;god i hope we never have apple "quality" products from anyone -71375;1363755648;bgupta;When was that? I thought that it was still up in the air? -71374;1363755657;Bugpowder;Bilski was over a year ago -71373;1363755662;pigeons;any attempt to use force to control ideas is trolling -71372;1363755670;asciilifeform;pigeons: if you have no love for Apple-style products, why are their patents a problem for you? -71371;1363755672;mircea_popescu;as a more general formulation, yes pigeons -71370;1363755678;Bugpowder;Ruling is that the software must interact with a physical machine -71369;1363755686;pigeons;all patents are a problem all copyrights for all humans -71368;1363755694;Bugpowder;provides an additional test for KO software only claims -71367;1363755700;bgupta;wait that didn't have blanket applicability the supreme court specifically made a very narrow ruling deferring the question of patentability for a future court/case -71366;1363755700;pigeons;tradmarks can stay -71365;1363755714;mircea_popescu;trademarks must stay even. -71364;1363755718;pigeons;yeah -71363;1363755728;bgupta;yes.. -71362;1363755728;Bugpowder;I think it is being read fairly broadly by the community -71361;1363755737;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8596 = 1.7192 BTC [+] -71360;1363755758;Bugpowder;certainly it is influencing what cases are now being brought and what are discarded based on 'bilski vulnerability' -71359;1363755765;bgupta;It however could have been in worse.. and they could have affirmed the validity of sfotware patents -71358;1363755768;asciilifeform;trademarks are appealing if you think that competitors could actually fool chumps into thinking they are buying your product. -71357;1363755784;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8596 BTC [+] -71356;1363755789;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform trademarks are really just a way to prevent idiots from abusing "some" names. -71355;1363755797;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: if someone were to open a fake MPEx, would anyone be fooled? Why do you need trademarks enforced by governments? -71354;1363755799;mircea_popescu;basically, marketing consists on trying to extract value from a word. -71353;1363755809;mircea_popescu;to the detriment of everyone else. it's a society-wide language-wide externality. -71352;1363755816;pigeons;if you pass yourself off as something you're not, that is fraud to me -71351;1363755821;mircea_popescu;the association of shitproduct with "superior" damages the word superior -71350;1363755828;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: why not extract it from a PGP public key instead? can't be faked, and doesn't need armed thugs to enforce. -71349;1363755830;mircea_popescu;then when i say superior people misunderstand me, thus making me explain. -71348;1363755835;mircea_popescu;i should get paid by shitproduct for this. -71347;1363755867;pigeons;asciilifeform: interesting -71346;1363755873;mircea_popescu;so in general, until marketing can be outlawed completely, trademarking is a bandaid -71345;1363755909;pigeons;no marketing? how will we bring bitcoin to wall street? -71344;1363755914;mircea_popescu;heh. -71343;1363755921;asciilifeform;you buy an XYZ pair of shoes. and it would come with a unique (verifiable through the net) RSA-signed message, with a serial number, stating that the unit is genuine and was sold in such-and-such a place on such a date. -71342;1363755933;mircea_popescu;seriously, if us libertards did smart shit (such as ban any advertising) instead of dumb shit (ban smoking) -71341;1363755942;mircea_popescu;we'd be looking at a muchly different us balance of trade -71340;1363755945;pigeons;and truth is me and many other will happily pay less for the "fake" shoes -71339;1363755962;BitHub;pirated shit is the best -71338;1363755976;mircea_popescu;BitHub just as long as you can identify what it is you're buying. -71337;1363755984;BitHub;many lv bags, wallets sunnies overseas -71336;1363755988;mircea_popescu;this is the underpinning of free markets : being able to evaluate what you buy and what you pay for it. -71335;1363755989;BitHub;over the years* -71334;1363755990;asciilifeform;pigeons: trademarks existing is the whole reason why we have chumps willing to pay for names instead of physical properties of the product. -71333;1363756001;BitHub;sold them back to my friends at like 500% profits -71332;1363756004;BitHub;they didn't care -71331;1363756029;pigeons;im more worried about shipping sunglasses from china than ordering from silk road -71330;1363756056;BitHub;better off going there and buying up and bringing a years worth back -71329;1363756070;asciilifeform;the right way to deal with fraud is to make it instantly and physically detectable at the scene in as many cases as possible. and not post-facto enforcement. -71328;1363756077;mircea_popescu;this would be civilisational colonisation btw. -71327;1363756088;mircea_popescu;typical of the interaction between a more advanced and a less advanced civilisation -71326;1363756097;BitHub;those dr dre beat headphones -71325;1363756099;mircea_popescu;germans went to buy shit in rome etc. -71324;1363756099;pigeons;prime directive -71323;1363756112;BitHub;bought some for like 50$ sounds exactly the same, same chinese factory that's why -71322;1363756114;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform that's a point. -71321;1363756130;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the problem with that kind of interaction is that it uses a thermodynamic gradient, if you will. one that eventually levels out. -71320;1363756150;mircea_popescu;china will eventualyl level out. -71319;1363756173;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the leveling can go in either direction, of course. unlike a heat engine. -71318;1363756185;mircea_popescu;haha -71317;1363756193;BitHub;i just love going to china town and buying 10 ray ban sunnies for the price of 1 -71316;1363756198;BitHub;and its the same quality -71315;1363756213;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.004231 = 0.4231 BTC [-] -71314;1363756215;BitHub;there is shit stuff of course you have to look out for but i only get the best pirated stuff -71313;1363756242;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the most likely conclusion, of course, is that the "hot" side grows lax and lazy from the cheap labour traded for goodies by the "cold" side. and the latter eventually sacks Rome. -71312;1363756242;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -71311;1363756258;mircea_popescu;it's how the civilisation engine has been working so far yes. -71310;1363756276;mircea_popescu;nothing wrong with it, either. i think it's perfect -71309;1363756287;mircea_popescu;and it's also why i laugh at silly notions such as midnightmagic's "progress" -71308;1363756354;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: its perfect right up to the moment some disgruntled grad school dropout in Mumbair turns loose the superplague. -71307;1363756491;asciilifeform;fucking over the stupid and the impotent is safe. but who can be 100% sure that those are the only ones he is fucking over? -71306;1363756708;smickles;sounds like the army of the 12 monkeys -71305;1363756732;asciilifeform;smickles: not if you actually saw the film. -71304;1363756773;smickles;asciilifeform: huh? -71303;1363756778;smickles;i have seen the film -71302;1363756807;smickles;are you just being a pedant? -71301;1363756815;asciilifeform;smickles: I suppose I spoiled it already for everyone who hasn't. -71300;1363756861;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform nobody. but that's not really the point, now is it ? -71299;1363756869;Bowjob;;;ticker -71298;1363756869;mircea_popescu;you can't suspend action until you're 100% sure. -71297;1363756870;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 60.28000, Best ask: 60.29000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 60.29000, 24 hour volume: 106776.94964017, 24 hour low: 51.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 56.47866 -71296;1363756875;Bowjob;;;goxlag -71295;1363756876;gribble;0 seconds -71294;1363756889;mircea_popescu;and that mumbairite can always drop by and say hi. especially if she has nice legs and a thick ass i'll be interested. -71293;1363756890;Bowjob;help me pick the color of my lambo -71292;1363756912;mircea_popescu;Bowjob salmon. -71291;1363756918;Bowjob;mhm -71290;1363756925;Bowjob;salmon aventador -71289;1363756952;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: great illustration right there, for why we're fucked: the grad student will be thinking of his sister, whoring for food in the West, when he pulls the trigger. -71288;1363756956;smickles;!last m c310t -71287;1363756957;assbot;I don't know those people, and they don't look very friendly. -71286;1363756965;smickles;!last c310t -71285;1363756965;assbot;The vision of Christ that thou dost see ... is my vision's greatest enemy. -71284;1363756969;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform a well. -71283;1363756987;smickles;$vwap o.btcusd.c310t -71282;1363756988;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: no data 30 day: average: 0.29789377 high: 0.31662031 low: 0.17554903 volume: 22028 btc: 6562.00388512 -71281;1363756998;smickles;$depth o.btcusd.c310t -71280;1363756999;mpexbot;smickles: Bids: ['1000 @ 0.44954682'] -71279;1363757000;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1000 @ 0.54818967'] -71278;1363757024;smickles;;;ticker -71277;1363757026;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 60.27999, Best ask: 60.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02001, Last trade: 60.27999, 24 hour volume: 106733.98262924, 24 hour low: 51.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 56.48785 -71276;1363757044;smickles;-Uo -71275;1363757048;smickles;buh -71274;1363757087;mircea_popescu;!ticker m p750t -71273;1363757088;assbot;[MPEX:O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1D: 0.35270204 / 0.49421702 / 0.50754217 (12009 shares, 5,935.05 BTC), 7D: 0.35270204 / 0.49421702 / 0.50754217 (12009 shares, 5,935.05 BTC), 30D: 0.35270204 / 0.89701544 / 1.53153505 (40792 shares, 36,591.05 BTC) -71272;1363757092;mircea_popescu;that thang... -71271;1363757116;smickles;;;calc 36591.05*[ticker --last] -71270;1363757118;gribble;2196384.36264 -71269;1363757185;smickles;fuppin pitooty -71268;1363757227;mircea_popescu;piwho ? -71267;1363757337;smickles;this price is making my brain melt -71266;1363757401;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 231 @ 0.22 = 50.82 BTC [+] -71265;1363757401;mircea_popescu;yeah srsly. -71264;1363757431;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: you should put up "oderint dum metuant" as a subtitle on your site. -71263;1363757455;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: if I'm not mistaken, it sums up your political angle nicely. -71262;1363757459;mircea_popescu;haha -71261;1363757482;mircea_popescu;it's only my angle with regards to politics of reality. -71260;1363757492;mircea_popescu;people don't like capitalism ? fuck them. -71259;1363757497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00074197 = 4.3034 BTC [+] -71258;1363757504;mircea_popescu;people wish to legislate against the fact that their wife will cheat ? -71257;1363757506;mircea_popescu;fuck them too. -71256;1363757555;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I argue that, just as it is better to have a wife who doesn't cheat, it is also good to not be hated. especially if this can be accomplished at reasonable cost. -71255;1363757573;mircea_popescu;the feelings of others are their problem, not something that can ever carry a cost. -71254;1363757579;mircea_popescu;when i wish to pay whores i'll say. -71253;1363757621;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: this sounds perfectly logical inside your head, until you're outnumbered and outgunned, and down on your knees - ready to please? -71252;1363757623;mircea_popescu;this, incidentally, is the path towards a harem of wives who aren't particularly inclined to cheat, among other goodies. -71251;1363757639;mircea_popescu;yea well, let's just say i'm a lucky sort. haven't been outgunned yet. -71250;1363757650;BitHub;being married, wives, gf's etc its for poor lonely people -71249;1363757714;kakobrekla;its a hobby -71248;1363757725;kakobrekla;you gotta _do_ something -71247;1363757738;kakobrekla;or "do something" -71246;1363757767;BitHub;i'm just pass that point, cant do that normal shit -71245;1363757814;mircea_popescu;too busy with the fake raybans ? -71244;1363757887;BitHub;its just another overhead -71243;1363757911;kakobrekla;less chicks more space for raybans -71242;1363757949;mircea_popescu;mo raybans mo powerbeams -71241;1363757992;BitHub;less tang more ray -71240;1363758084;BitHub;anyway, i've just noticed its poor, lonely people who are really desperate for female companionship -71239;1363758099;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 4 @ 0.26082263 = 1.0433 BTC [+] -71238;1363758137;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: "The only thing you cannot do with a bayonet is sit on it." (Talleyrand) -71237;1363758150;Chaang-Noi;mp, starting to think those options were not overpriced :) -71236;1363758170;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform hehe one of the cleverer frenchmen. -71235;1363758173;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi :p -71234;1363758189;mircea_popescu;if only we knew yesterday what the evening of today spells out -71233;1363758205;Chaang-Noi;still, 29 days anything can happen -71232;1363758235;staco;;;seen smickles -71231;1363758235;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 14 minutes and 57 seconds ago: this price is making my brain melt -71230;1363758276;Chaang-Noi;asicminer is level, lc is level and btc way up, going to be a good day:) -71229;1363758291;mircea_popescu;T options expire on the 29th -71228;1363758332;Chaang-Noi;ahh -71227;1363758353;Chaang-Noi;64 looks like it might take a while -71226;1363758357;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 64 -71225;1363758364;gribble;There are currently 15921.487 bitcoins offered at or under 64.0 USD, worth 1002943.0276 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -71224;1363758369;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00496 BTC [+] -71223;1363758392;mircea_popescu;anyway, whoever sold those 12k 750T puts earlier is looking at something like 10k btc in profits atm -71222;1363758408;mircea_popescu;no that's not right -71221;1363758416;staco;sold the puts? -71220;1363758417;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.000719 = 0.0036 BTC [+] -71219;1363758420;mircea_popescu;;;calc .17 * 12 -71218;1363758421;gribble;2.04 -71217;1363758423;mircea_popescu;like 2k -71216;1363758432;mircea_popescu;staco yea -71215;1363758439;staco;didn't the bot sell the puts? -71214;1363758450;mircea_popescu;i think the bot bought -71213;1363758464;staco;i could be wrong, but I thought the bot sold them -71212;1363758464;mircea_popescu;$depth O.BTCUSD.P750T -71211;1363758466;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Bids: ['1000 @ 0.33576135'] -71210;1363758467;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['1000 @ 0.43628681'] -71209;1363758482;mircea_popescu;i think at the time it was like .5 btc bid .8 btc ask -71208;1363758488;mircea_popescu;so it couldn't have been -71207;1363758767;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1544 @ 0.00075702 = 1.1688 BTC [+] -71206;1363758769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4150 @ 0.00075916 = 3.1505 BTC [+] -71205;1363758955;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.827 BTC [-] -71204;1363758957;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.827 = 4.962 BTC [-] -71203;1363758959;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.826 = 5.782 BTC [-] -71202;1363758961;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.824 = 4.944 BTC [-] -71201;1363758963;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.823 = 2.469 BTC [-] -71200;1363759049;mircea_popescu;wasn't this supposed to be 1 and etc ? -71199;1363759054;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc asicminer-pt -71198;1363759056;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.8221 / 0.85317 / 0.87 (167 shares, 142.5 BTC), 7D: 0.695 / 0.80182 / 0.9489 (1572 shares, 1260.5 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.74901 / 1 (3052 shares, 2286 BTC) -71197;1363759069;mircea_popescu;ic -71196;1363759177;Chaang-Noi;mp it traded at 1 but as it pays out dividends the value of the stock will go down, as the best dividends are the first ones -71195;1363759199;pigeons;the best dividends are the first ones? -71194;1363759203;Chaang-Noi;and these were bids being filled, still up over 800% :) -71193;1363759207;pigeons;i missed the context of that one -71192;1363759225;mircea_popescu;i hought the plan was to increase % iof total hash -71191;1363759237;mircea_popescu;they currently do what, 6th out of 30 ? -71190;1363759257;pigeons;oh asicminer -71189;1363759262;Chaang-Noi;the best dividends are or the highest dividends will odds are be the first .1 paid back, cuz it is only 1/1630000 not 1/400000 -71188;1363759269;pigeons;yeah but 6th today is worth more than 30 th in 3 months -71187;1363759283;Chaang-Noi;pigeons is right -71186;1363759298;mircea_popescu;extra zeroes detectedf -71185;1363759304;Chaang-Noi;but yes they say they will be at 60 th by the end of april, and they will expand after that -71184;1363759312;Chaang-Noi;over all goal is to stay at or above 105 of the network -71183;1363759329;Chaang-Noi;yeah i did an extra 0 i need my coffee -71182;1363759348;mircea_popescu;so if they're at 10% of network they permanently pay the same divs -71181;1363759354;mircea_popescu;until block halves at least -71180;1363759362;Chaang-Noi;im not selling what i hold at these prices, however with btc being $60 im sure some people want to cash out -71179;1363759382;Chaang-Noi;yes mp, but their goal is to average at 105 not always be at 10% -71178;1363759394;mircea_popescu;average is what we're talking about here tho -71177;1363759406;mircea_popescu;or you think they'll slowly lose out ? -71176;1363759425;pigeons;of course they will -71175;1363759427;Chaang-Noi;they ahve like 15% now, if they get their 60 th before bfl then they will ahve over 50% -71174;1363759433;pigeons;what bitcoin venture goes as planned -71173;1363759441;mircea_popescu;pigeons take mtgox for instance -71172;1363759442;Chaang-Noi;they wont stay just under 505 forever -71171;1363759442;mircea_popescu;:D -71170;1363759521;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/pools?timespan=4days this looks remarkably healthy actually -71169;1363759547;mircea_popescu;hopefully people understand the importance of deepbit and we see it about equal to btcguild -71168;1363759555;kakobrekla;deepbit is becoming obsolete -71167;1363759566;pigeons;eligius ftw -71166;1363759583;pigeons;especially now that fincen says mining = money transmission ;) -71165;1363759585;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla they're running 0.3 iirc -71164;1363759598;kakobrekla;huh? -71163;1363759601;mircea_popescu;i'd mine at a pool that specifically never upgrades. -71162;1363759604;mircea_popescu;pigeons it does ? -71161;1363759624;pigeons;to some lawyers -71160;1363759638;mircea_popescu;link or somfin' ? -71159;1363759663;mircea_popescu;wait! coinlab found a block during the past 4 days ?! -71158;1363759680;mircea_popescu;what with! maffs ? -71157;1363759719;pigeons;its just stupid talk, it clearly says you have to exchange for other funds or your a user not a transmitter -71156;1363759741;mircea_popescu;pretty much -71155;1363759822;Chaang-Noi;like this really means much other than people who want to try to follow the law can -71154;1363759836;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 9 @ 0.16002 = 1.4402 BTC [+] -71153;1363759860;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.22048 BTC [+] -71152;1363759873;pigeons;it means coinlab needs to find a new bank -71151;1363759966;mircea_popescu;silicon valley bank not quite ready for wall street ? -71150;1363760008;pigeons;we'll see -71149;1363760101;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.msg1645540#msg1645540 -71148;1363760104;kakobrekla;jeez -71147;1363760119;kakobrekla;also wtf deadterra reality compas is off? -71146;1363760372;mircea_popescu;deadterra has an issue vouching for the wrong people. -71145;1363760377;mircea_popescu;it's like a disease. -71144;1363760519;mircea_popescu;"I've been an "IT" person all my life and I have no idea how I missed out on things like buying Google or Apple. Bitcoin seems to be my last chance. Any tips would be appreciated." -71143;1363760522;mircea_popescu;this is sweet. -71142;1363760537;mircea_popescu;he has no idea how he could have missed it. taking public calls, what might have been the cause ? -71141;1363760589;pigeons;i cant even follow that stuff -71140;1363760594;pigeons;maybe the beer -71139;1363760628;mircea_popescu;also in the news, at his local college there's all these fresh beauties looking for boyfriends all the time -71138;1363760636;mircea_popescu;how could he have missed that too ?! -71137;1363760640;mircea_popescu;life's hard but unfair! -71136;1363760674;kakobrekla;life is optional -71135;1363760689;mircea_popescu;hahaha! -71134;1363760690;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.msg1641634#msg1641634 -71133;1363760698;mircea_popescu;check out what she says and what usagi responds with -71132;1363760703;mircea_popescu;jesus this is better than stand-up -71131;1363760781;kakobrekla;you are not a smart enoguh investor for his fan club -71130;1363760826;pigeons;haha -71129;1363760828;mircea_popescu;yeah. i keep missing out on lots of hot btc deals because i am not smart enough -71128;1363760837;mircea_popescu;honestly, it sucks, but what can i do. -71127;1363760849;pigeons;your points are interesting in and of themselves and I'm sure once you get on track with how we operate you will understand it. -71126;1363760879;mircea_popescu;anyone wanna script usagi next meltdown ? -71125;1363760993;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.1401 *[ticker --last] -71124;1363761004;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -71123;1363761010;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -71122;1363761012;kakobrekla;hehe -71121;1363761016;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -71120;1363761019;mircea_popescu;um -71119;1363761020;kakobrekla;its foxxed -71118;1363761027;the-bucket-shop;mtgox website is down -71117;1363761035;mircea_popescu;bejoysus -71116;1363761043;mircea_popescu;ANYWAY. -71115;1363761049;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.1401 *62 -71114;1363761050;gribble;8.6862 -71113;1363761056;pigeons;they are re-scanning the blockchain for 0.8 -71112;1363761057;pigeons;seriously -71111;1363761062;mircea_popescu;so usagi is selling silver at 86.86 dollars an ounce ?! -71110;1363761082;mircea_popescu;can i short this thing anywhere ? -71109;1363761085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2706 @ 0.00076296 = 2.0646 BTC [+] -71108;1363761100;pigeons;i think so -71107;1363761104;kakobrekla;usagi is like diablo, value destroyer -71106;1363761105;pigeons;click the options tab -71105;1363761106;mircea_popescu;eh he's on bitfunder -71104;1363761114;pigeons;on both bitfunder and btct -71103;1363761115;mircea_popescu;anyone wanna be my bitfunder broker ? -71102;1363761209;toffoo;why? -71101;1363761233;toffoo;they don't charge 30 btc to join -71100;1363761238;mircea_popescu;so ? -71099;1363761249;toffoo;so why do you need a broker? just join yourself -71098;1363761253;mircea_popescu;heh. -71097;1363761260;mircea_popescu;this is like... why am i not cutting my own hair. -71096;1363761275;Namworld;[00:27] yeah. i keep missing out on lots of hot btc deals because i am not smart enough -71095;1363761275;Namworld;[00:27] honestly, it sucks, but what can i do. -71094;1363761280;Namworld;quoting someone? -71093;1363761287;mircea_popescu;Namworld nope -71092;1363761293;pigeons;deadterra -71091;1363761297;pigeons;i assume -71090;1363761304;Namworld;ah. Just missing out then. -71089;1363761307;kakobrekla;but im like a ball of furr so no skill needed -71088;1363761309;Namworld;On a few things -71087;1363761312;mircea_popescu;no, i was just being honest. there's all these great deals offered all the time (especialyl in the lending section) -71086;1363761318;mircea_popescu;that i never end up being smart enough to take. -71085;1363761330;Namworld;Honestly, if you knew what would happen when, you’d triple your BTC weekly. -71084;1363761344;Namworld;Thing is, there’s almost just as many losing proposals -71083;1363761350;Namworld;even more -71082;1363761360;mircea_popescu;for any values of "almost as many" that approach infinity -71081;1363761363;Chaang-Noi;86 dollars an oz? and people buy it? oh lol -71080;1363761373;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi not rly. -71079;1363761385;Namworld;TU.SILVER? Yeah... pricey -71078;1363761399;Chaang-Noi;well then who cares, i can offer gold at $5000 :) -71077;1363761410;mircea_popescu;i suspect usagi has a future as a stand-up comedian pretending to be a btc finance guy -71076;1363761427;mircea_popescu;course... that's a tough racket, there's what, 5000 of them ? -71075;1363761489;mircea_popescu;what's silver spot these days anyway ? 40somthing ? -71074;1363761519;mircea_popescu;http://i.imgur.com/w3p5sxK.png << cancel transation -71073;1363761520;kakobrekla;28 -71072;1363761525;mircea_popescu;wait wut ? -71071;1363761545;kakobrekla;28.8$ silver -71070;1363761550;mircea_popescu;uh. -71069;1363761553;kakobrekla;1612$ gold -71068;1363761573;mircea_popescu;so if anyone buys tu.silver that's an insta-70% haircut ? -71067;1363761608;Namworld;yes -71066;1363761609;mircea_popescu;cyprus should do this -71065;1363761644;pigeons;and usagi hopes silver goes down -71064;1363761654;pigeons;- /q bitcoin-goldRobo @silver -71063;1363761663;mircea_popescu;by the way : the deal just got got. -71062;1363761668;pigeons;bitcoin-goldRobo> The #coinabul Silver Ticker: 0.482BTC per OZ of Silver, 0.015BTC per Gram of Silver and $28.92/OZ of Silver. -71061;1363761676;mircea_popescu;http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/20/business/global/cyprus-rejects-tax-on-bank-deposits.html?_r=0 -71060;1363761714;kakobrekla;yeah saw earlier on bbc -71059;1363761719;kakobrekla;while nap. -71058;1363761752;pigeons;https://btct.co/security/SILVER#tab6 click details -71057;1363761783;mircea_popescu;YES 3 / 7 NO -71056;1363761786;mircea_popescu;so how is it trading ?! -71055;1363761841;mircea_popescu;"TU.SILVER is the largest precious metals fund in the community, and has more than 20 times the liquidity of all other precious metals funds combined." -71054;1363761845;mircea_popescu;meanwhile -71053;1363761852;mircea_popescu;We have been in operation on BitFunder since January 2013. We have over 50oz. in sales and have redeemed more than 10oz of silver directly to customers. -71052;1363761861;mircea_popescu;so this community is not even able to pay for judas. -71051;1363761920;pigeons;BTCTRADINGPT voted NO with comment: BTC-TRADING-PT shareholders voted to not approve: 528-0 -71050;1363761950;mircea_popescu;ouch -71049;1363761988;mircea_popescu;say what you will of people, sheep, stupidity, what have you... in this case at least i can find no flaw. -71048;1363762052;pigeons;haha i like how right in the contract on btct.co it says, "We have an exclusive arrangement with BitFunder to support BitFunder as a platform. We will not trade on any other exchange until August 2013." -71047;1363762074;kakobrekla;lolol -71046;1363762081;Namworld;mircea_popescu: sure, we are. Just no one investing in Usagi related stuff. -71045;1363762132;mircea_popescu;pigeons o.o -71044;1363762142;mircea_popescu;Ukto is he in breach ? -71043;1363762232;pigeons;should we chip in and pool the 0.1401 for lieftime access to his books? -71042;1363762258;mircea_popescu;pigeons you have an account and the interest to bother ? -71041;1363762298;pigeons;sure -71040;1363762324;pigeons;1BjGr16hjmAKEmCAstswX6m55WDVnTPjHB -71039;1363762446;pigeons;ok guys we're getting a report, this better be humorous -71038;1363762476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1422 @ 0.00074197 = 1.0551 BTC [-] -71037;1363762477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3252 @ 0.00072858 = 2.3693 BTC [-] -71036;1363762522;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -71035;1363762522;gribble;0 seconds -71034;1363762524;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -71033;1363762525;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.75001, Best ask: 59.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12999, Last trade: 59.70002, 24 hour volume: 104259.81722566, 24 hour low: 51.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 56.75246 -71032;1363763672;Chaang-Noi;pigeons need more funds? id like to see what you find as well -71031;1363763693;pigeons;no its courtesy mircea_popescu -71030;1363763713;Chaang-Noi;thanks mp -71029;1363763716;mircea_popescu;sure -71028;1363763728;Chaang-Noi;i hope the knowledge is shared:) -71027;1363763738;mircea_popescu;such as it is. -71026;1363763738;Namworld;I wouldn’t mind more funds. -71025;1363763739;Chaang-Noi;knowledge/lulz -71024;1363763743;Namworld;For BTC-BOND -71023;1363763759;Namworld;Too many people cashing out. -71022;1363763785;Namworld;It’s a pain to service. -71021;1363763796;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i dont like lending out money... wife twisted my arm to lend $400 to one of her friends for 2 weeks. im still pissed -71020;1363763826;pigeons;dont worry about your wife's friend, he's pay back -71019;1363763830;pigeons;*he'll -71018;1363763860;Chaang-Noi;not so worried about the money, it just changes things socially when you lend moeny to freinds -71017;1363763875;Chaang-Noi;or if he wont pay back, no friend, lol -71016;1363763878;kakobrekla;i have seen people turn on you for 100$ -71015;1363763890;Namworld;People are mad... -71014;1363763897;Chaang-Noi;this is thailand and this is like 1/2 a months wages maybe more -71013;1363763910;mircea_popescu;they make 800 bucks am onth in thailand ?! -71012;1363763911;mircea_popescu;no wai. -71011;1363763928;pigeons;i was joking, you're wife asked you to loan money to her friend a dude? -71010;1363763930;Chaang-Noi;the average wage here is $600 he gets paid more cuz he has a skill in demand -71009;1363763948;mircea_popescu;is that skill a long yet thick penis ? -71008;1363763953;Chaang-Noi;pigeons they are a family, we are kinda close -71007;1363763961;kakobrekla;so much humor and so much scam, sometiems its hard to tell which is which -71006;1363763962;pigeons;ok -71005;1363763974;Chaang-Noi;no, i live in a good fruit growing region, and he is able and willing to work lopng hours to take care of the trees -71004;1363763977;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla hence scammor -71003;1363763984;kakobrekla;hehe -71002;1363763993;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi what fruits are those ? -71001;1363764005;Chaang-Noi;mangostean and durian mostly -71000;1363764021;Chaang-Noi;others too, but others dont need as much skills evidently -70999;1363764054;Chaang-Noi;mangostean is my fav fruit, durian is close to the my least fav -70998;1363764063;mircea_popescu;hahaha i knew it -70997;1363764068;Chaang-Noi;? -70996;1363764071;mircea_popescu;mangosteen! where is lowtax! -70995;1363764107;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi it's this perennial mockery @something bawful's history -70994;1363764119;mircea_popescu;they were pushing some mangosteen scam thing a while back, much drama ensued -70993;1363764128;Chaang-Noi;lowtax live about a mile from me in the usa when we were growing up -70992;1363764146;Chaang-Noi;i dont know about that but its damn hard to get in the usa -70991;1363764159;pigeons;now its at the supermarkets -70990;1363764162;Chaang-Noi;its like $50 airshipped over night from thailand on amazin.com for like 7 fruit -70989;1363764175;Chaang-Noi;is it? impressive -70988;1363764188;Chaang-Noi;can they grow it in Fl? -70987;1363764192;pigeons;ah -70986;1363764194;pigeons;yeah -70985;1363764195;mircea_popescu;so 60 is the new 50 eh ? -70984;1363764201;Chaang-Noi;nice, used to be illegal -70983;1363764226;pigeons;ah i see, googling -70982;1363764229;Chaang-Noi;well, we kinda blasted into and out of 50 with no stop... 60 might be the new 47.5 -70981;1363764234;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00575 BTC [+] -70980;1363764254;Chaang-Noi;i did hear tehy started to open up mangostean in the usa a few years ago, -70979;1363764272;Chaang-Noi;im glad to see it is in the usa, it is an awesome fruit -70978;1363764305;Namworld;looks yummy -70977;1363764336;Chaang-Noi;yeah, its like cotten candy but with a strong vit c taste -70976;1363764349;Chaang-Noi;good stuff, and its really vitiman packed -70975;1363764366;Namworld;Where’s the GUI MPEx client? -70974;1363764378;Namworld;oh right, nevermind... smickles.com -70973;1363764383;Namworld;kind of easy to remember -70972;1363764390;Chaang-Noi;:) -70971;1363764420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10328 @ 0.00072562 = 7.4942 BTC [-] -70970;1363764455;mircea_popescu;yeah, good name huh -70969;1363764480;Namworld;not responding tho. He must be on a BitVPS vps... -70968;1363764487;kakobrekla;lol -70967;1363764515;Namworld;Seriously, our rented nodes have been giving us so much shit lately. We can’t wait to get everyone moved to our own servers. -70966;1363764516;Chaang-Noi;mp, are you an artist? -70965;1363764519;mircea_popescu;yeah i dont see it either -70964;1363764531;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi not in any conventional sense i don't think -70963;1363764537;Chaang-Noi;http://mirceapopescu.com/mirceapopescu.com_/drawing.html -70962;1363764539;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.00496 = 0.0099 BTC [+] -70961;1363764546;mircea_popescu;that's some old dood. -70960;1363764563;Chaang-Noi;ahh, i half expected to see an SA site -70959;1363764578;Chaang-Noi;SA seems lazy these days -70958;1363764600;mircea_popescu;not what it used to be in 2006 or w/e -70957;1363764610;Chaang-Noi;or 2001 -70956;1363764621;Chaang-Noi;god damn i feel old -70955;1363764630;mircea_popescu;pretty much nobody left there, i mean past month or so i beebn asking friends i knew used to be huge sa buffs -70954;1363764640;mircea_popescu;everyone's like "meh. haven't been there in X years" -70953;1363764653;Chaang-Noi;yeah like 11 or 12 for me -70952;1363764670;Chaang-Noi;and i was not there much, only cuz i new the core group in real life -70951;1363764708;Chaang-Noi;on 9-11 the got a photo of a guy on the towers with the airplane behing about to crash played on cnn -70950;1363764721;Chaang-Noi;clearly it was photos shopped but they showed it like 3 times, was fucking lol -70949;1363764746;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136375753737.jpg big ass, tiny crack. -70948;1363764781;Chaang-Noi;http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/view;_ylt=A2KJke78SUlRN0QA0T6JzbkF;_ylu=X3oDMTBlMTQ4cGxyBHNlYwNzcgRzbGsDaW1n?back=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.search.yahoo.com%2Fsearch%2Fimages%3Fp%3Dphoto%2B9-11%2Bairplane%2Bcrash%2Bphotoshopped%2Btower%26n%3D30%26ei%3Dutf-8%26y%3DSearch%26fr%3Dsfp%26tab%3Dorganic%26ri%3D55&w=500&h=345&imgurl=farm4.staticflickr.com%2F3141%2F2843928473_44b84d75bd.jpg&rurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.flickr.com%2Fphotos%2F24345182%40N03%2F28439284 -70947;1363764782;Chaang-Noi;73%2F&size=83.4+KB&name=Recent+Photos+The+Commons+Getty+Collection+Galleries+World+Map+App+...&p=photo+9-11+airplane+crash+photoshopped+tower&oid=bd885a2e00be7a839184d95acdb7ea93&fr2=&fr=sfp&tt=Recent%2BPhotos%2BThe%2BCommons%2BGetty%2BCollection%2BGalleries%2BWorld%2BMap%2BApp%2B...&b=31&ni=220&no=55&ts=&tab=organic&sigr=11lsq5c30&sigb=14bcp79hb&sigi=11lt5ct6m&.crumb=xXUGtlVbO1d this one -70946;1363764793;Chaang-Noi;holy shit that link... -70945;1363764868;bgupta;Curious are ASICMINER shares (and passthroughs) traded anywhere other than btct.co, bitfunder and bitcointalk's forums? -70944;1363764888;mircea_popescu;not rly. -70943;1363764934;bgupta;volume is really low.. is that this equity, or are most btc denominated equities low volume? -70942;1363764952;mircea_popescu;bgupta s.dice saw > 10k btc on ipo day -70941;1363764957;mircea_popescu;this was just mismanaged into the ground. -70940;1363764974;bgupta;well IPO is a bit different.. -70939;1363764974;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -70938;1363764975;mircea_popescu;actually, s.bbet saw more volume at launch than asicminer -70937;1363764978;Namworld;There was a S.DICE IPO? -70936;1363764980;Chaang-Noi;for now asicminer is one of the more active stocks -70935;1363764982;pigeons;bgupta: most are low, yeah s.dice s.mpoe are exceptions -70934;1363764988;mircea_popescu;Namworld back in august -70933;1363764990;Chaang-Noi;there is a lot of volume you cant see cuz otc -70932;1363764994;pigeons;you dont remember the s.dice ipo? -70931;1363765016;bgupta;Chaang-Noi: otc as in irc otc? -70930;1363765021;Chaang-Noi;no -70929;1363765028;pigeons;;;seen usagi -70928;1363765028;gribble;usagi was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 0 hours, 19 minutes, and 52 seconds ago: http://howestreet.com/2013/01/platinum-overtakes-gold-at-last/ -70927;1363765034;Chaang-Noi;as in people trading via pms with each other and fried cat -70926;1363765043;Namworld;Oh, sorry, I thought another block from owners were dumped or something -70925;1363765045;Chaang-Noi;i have traded 5000 shares alone in the last 2 weeks -70924;1363765051;bgupta;err, so how do they connect other than forums? -70923;1363765065;Chaang-Noi;find a guy who wants to sell, agree to price, tell friedcat -70922;1363765072;mircea_popescu;bgupta one doesn't, mostly. it's jsut the empty chatter of whatever. -70921;1363765079;Chaang-Noi;ill sell for the right price, what are you qwilling to pay and how many? -70920;1363765087;mircea_popescu;i've been promised shares to short for what, two weeks now. -70919;1363765103;Chaang-Noi;you never ask me mp, what terms do you have? -70918;1363765131;mircea_popescu;something similar to last time i'd guess -70917;1363765141;Chaang-Noi;i dont know about last time -70916;1363765153;Chaang-Noi;you shorted it before? you must have lost massivly -70915;1363765165;mircea_popescu;nah actually i made btc on that deal. -70914;1363765185;Chaang-Noi;shorting a stock that goes up 8005, still makes money, you are my new god:) -70913;1363765188;mircea_popescu;anyway, 6 months, 1% per month over dividends paid, we'll have to lock it to an exchange as i don't deal in vapour -70912;1363765188;Chaang-Noi;800% -70911;1363765200;mircea_popescu;what sort of volume can you push ? -70910;1363765242;Chaang-Noi;1% is not worth me locking it down for 6 months -70909;1363765255;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1190 @ 0.00070626 = 0.8404 BTC [-] -70908;1363765270;Chaang-Noi;that is not worth the risk the exchange just might do a glbse -70907;1363765292;mircea_popescu;but if you are holding the shares... -70906;1363765295;Chaang-Noi;i trust friedcat a lot, some of the exchanges, not as much -70905;1363765304;mircea_popescu;then you're getting the same dividends but no % -70904;1363765320;pigeons;the operators are all here, which one don't you trust? -70903;1363765330;pigeons;what if it gets listed on the fan club? -70902;1363765343;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you can pick the venue for all i care. -70901;1363765359;Chaang-Noi;having the stocks stored with a 3rd party adds more risk, and i dont think that risk is worth the 1% i would get -70900;1363765379;mircea_popescu;that's a sad indictment of the various exchanges i guess -70899;1363765392;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.82 = 1.64 BTC [-] -70898;1363765411;Chaang-Noi;i understand mp, and i think some have less risk than others, but im going to pass. i think i can make more money buying and selling them. thanks for the offer however. -70897;1363765424;ThickAsThieves;1% is too low for anything in bitcoin right now -70896;1363765425;mircea_popescu;anyway, bgupta, point in case. when i say "mismanaged into the ground" this is exactly what i mean. -70895;1363765426;Chaang-Noi;glbse did not last 100 months :) -70894;1363765435;mircea_popescu;trade can't occur because asicminer doesn't have or understand financial management. -70893;1363765470;Chaang-Noi;trade is hard with asicminer, but most holders dont care as much, -70892;1363765485;Chaang-Noi;i was able to sell 5kshares and buy about 3k shares with little trouble -70891;1363765499;Chaang-Noi;friedcat has been very good about trades -70890;1363765685;kakobrekla;well thees a read -70889;1363765685;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155230.0 -70888;1363765733;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -70887;1363765734;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.10000, Best ask: 59.29999, Bid-ask spread: 0.19999, Last trade: 59.29999, 24 hour volume: 104802.48103137, 24 hour low: 51.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 56.94039 -70886;1363765759;mircea_popescu;uh -70885;1363765768;mircea_popescu;bugpowder didn't say a word in here about it ?! -70884;1363765850;pigeons;"The only thing I ask is that, since this is a paid service, you not share the data in public (i.e. in a forum post) or something like that." -70883;1363765907;pigeons;oh and re: coinlab -70882;1363765910;pigeons;We'll have everyone moved over by March 22! -70881;1363765915;pigeons;riiight -70880;1363765952;mircea_popescu;pigeons quote from ? -70879;1363766027;pigeons;the first one, a PM from usagi about the TU.SILVER books he is sending -70878;1363766042;pigeons;the second one from Vessenes -70877;1363766065;mircea_popescu;March 21st, the first day of spring! Rebirth! Rejuvenation! -70876;1363766075;pigeons;they should make it april 1 -70875;1363766091;BingoBoingo;TU.SILVER is that another underdocumented mess? -70874;1363766106;Chaang-Noi;:) -70873;1363766133;mircea_popescu;messinprogress -70872;1363766144;mircea_popescu;pigeons o but they will. -70871;1363766220;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.99 = 3.98 BTC [-] -70870;1363766315;Namworld;TU.SILVER is overpriced. Anyone want to sell me some at the correct value? -70869;1363766337;Namworld;The one were price is more like value implied by silver held for it? -70868;1363766360;pigeons;that would also be overpriced, because it doesn't include the usagi factor -70867;1363766364;mircea_popescu;totally. -70866;1363766385;mircea_popescu;i'd sell an indefinite ammount of anything usagi makes at its nominal value. -70865;1363766406;Namworld;I don’t care. I got puts on it. I’d exercise them with my TU.SILVER -70864;1363766429;pigeons;can we send him silver and get shares? -70863;1363766439;Namworld;Maybe -70862;1363766464;Namworld;I love these new options. I can finally buy for a fraction shares rights to buy/sell something. -70861;1363766470;Namworld;Perfect when I expect price movements -70860;1363766481;mircea_popescu;here's your 1.85 tons of silver. -70859;1363766487;Namworld;I CAN FINALLY SHORT WHAT I WANT! -70858;1363766500;mircea_popescu;Namworld this will end in tears. -70857;1363766502;BingoBoingo;Aren't the asks on TU.SIlver all showing a hefty premium over actual silver+shipping? -70856;1363766512;pigeons;yes -70855;1363766515;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo 82 dollars per oz -70854;1363766519;mircea_popescu;vs 29 irl -70853;1363766525;Chaang-Noi;any bids? -70852;1363766619;pigeons;yes -70851;1363766642;pigeons;heh 1.5 btc worth of bids -70850;1363766662;Namworld;mircea: why? -70849;1363766720;mircea_popescu;Namworld suppose i buy 1k worth of silver pseudoasset puts -70848;1363766731;mircea_popescu;when its time to pay up, where does the btc come from ? -70847;1363766742;Namworld;It’s all reserved -70846;1363766760;Namworld;It must be deposited and put aside by Bitfunder. I trust Ukto, not the put seller -70845;1363766768;mircea_popescu;so unless someone is willing to reserve a shitton of btc i can't buy my puts ? -70844;1363766771;mircea_popescu;how's this an improvement ? -70843;1363766800;Namworld;You have to reserve enough BTC to fill the puts/calls when writing them. -70842;1363766808;Namworld;enough BTC or shares -70841;1363766821;Namworld;When you execute, it’s at strike on the option. -70840;1363766842;mircea_popescu;so can i buy 1k puts on that thing atm ? -70839;1363766855;Namworld;No seller. -70838;1363766861;Namworld;of puts -70837;1363766864;mircea_popescu;so then... no improvement. -70836;1363766887;Namworld;no, there is good puts/calls being placed. But they’re being bought. -70835;1363766887;mircea_popescu;i thought from what you said there's actually liquidity in options mkt -70834;1363766901;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu I think you flipped it, silver is closer to $28/oz last I checed TU.silver had asks at 0.14BTC/Share for an ambiguous definition of share... -70833;1363766912;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo 1/10 of an oz -70832;1363766913;Namworld;It just got out. Not much liquidity yet. -70831;1363766929;Namworld;People will get around to use it more. -70830;1363767037;pigeons;;;calc ([ticker --last] * 0.14 * 10) - 28.92 -70829;1363767038;gribble;52.840042 -70828;1363767046;pigeons;;;calc ([ticker --last] * 0.14 * 10) -70827;1363767047;gribble;81.760042 -70826;1363767055;Namworld;Huge premium on those -70825;1363767069;Namworld;Way over their price -70824;1363767123;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu Do they sell silver that small or is there a swing people aren't showing... Coinabul shows 0.5 BTC for an once of silver... I think Usagi is awfully bullish or lubed numbers up to extract them from a convenient place -70823;1363767172;mircea_popescu;let me get the discussion on forum -70822;1363767175;mircea_popescu;it's funny at least -70821;1363767192;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.msg1641634#msg1641634 -70820;1363767210;pigeons;BingoBoingo: you can buy a pre 1964 us dime pretty much anywhere for $2.50 usd -70819;1363767219;pigeons;http://www.coinflation.com/coins/1946-1964-Silver-Roosevelt-Dime-Value.html -70818;1363767241;pigeons;BingoBoingo: usagi is special -70817;1363767368;BingoBoingo;pigeons I might have noticed, the question seems to be how special... -70816;1363767418;pigeons;quite special -70815;1363767478;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu I do like how accessing his books costs a full share... -70814;1363767499;pigeons;we have the books on the way -70813;1363767531;pigeons;they were on his bitvps -70812;1363767536;mircea_popescu;ya well... i do like how the price of exposing scams is going down -70811;1363767539;mircea_popescu;harnett cost me 500 btc. -70810;1363767565;BingoBoingo;Oooohhh... -70809;1363767596;mircea_popescu;of course... in relative terms... 500 btc to blow a 50k+ scam -70808;1363767604;mircea_popescu;vs .14 btc to blow a 5 btc scam... -70807;1363767610;mircea_popescu;heh. i guess maybe im deluding myself. -70806;1363767637;mircea_popescu;http://www.cyprusexpat.co.uk/blog/read/id:3160/germany-warns-cyprus-that-banks-may-never-open-again -70805;1363767648;mircea_popescu;who was asking me earlier what's it mean for cyprus ? benkay ? -70804;1363767656;Chaang-Noi;banks never open again, omfg -70803;1363767689;BingoBoingo;What happened every other time Germany got bullish on how to tell the rest of Europe how to do business? -70802;1363767721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1649 @ 0.00070739 = 1.1665 BTC [+] -70801;1363767742;Namworld;So. How about we roll out that latest version of the Earth? What’s it called? Ah yeah, Apocalypse. -70800;1363767747;Namworld;And get done with that -70799;1363767859;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo has nothing to do with germany tho -70798;1363767861;BingoBoingo;I was just thinking Germany tried to tell people how to bank three times and then they started hiding behind Belgium... -70797;1363767864;mircea_popescu;cyprus banks owe money. -70796;1363768049;BingoBoingo;Sure mircea_popescu Cyprus banks owe money. Largely on Greek debt among other bad Euro debts. It is just Germany seems to like playing Euro enforcer now that everyone else has made them throw away the sharp objects -70795;1363768592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9191 @ 0.00070626 = 6.4912 BTC [-] -70794;1363768594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26 @ 0.00070542 = 0.0183 BTC [-] -70793;1363768622;Chaang-Noi;how can the euro last? -70792;1363768654;Chaang-Noi;it just seems so fucked up, these small nations just dont give a fuck cuz they are in so far into debt they are meh anyway -70791;1363768662;pigeons;euro investing in tu.silver -70790;1363768711;Chaang-Noi;oh, well then never mind:) -70789;1363768791;vfvfxfzx;euro is fucked -70788;1363768837;pigeons;if we don't get these tu.silver books maybe we can get a scammer tag -70787;1363768919;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.99 BTC [-] -70786;1363768950;Chaang-Noi;if you paid for it, and he does not have them then yeah, seems about right -70785;1363769177;Chaang-Noi;what type of cpu chip would be best for "laoding block index" on a linux computer and doing so quickly -70784;1363769196;Chaang-Noi;checking old wallets for ltc/btc takes forever just to open -70783;1363769376;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: hrm -70782;1363769378;pigeons;ok no more rapidshare or megaupload where do i put a spreadsheet -70781;1363769383;Diablo-D3;well, swithcing to bitcoin 0.8.0 helps a LOT there -70780;1363769415;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: but you'd be better off with a Bulldozer family CPU (any will do, even the new ones) -70779;1363769452;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: but bitcoin 0.8.0 checks chains in parallel with multiple threads, and it also uses a lot less disk IO to do it -70778;1363769457;BingoBoingo;The best CPU for loading the block index now depends on what version of bitcoin-qt you are using Chaang-Noi -70777;1363769464;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: as for LTC, dunno what to tell you, they should just merge 0.8.0 changes in -70776;1363769471;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: not really -70775;1363769483;Diablo-D3;AMD has superior single threaded integer performance -70774;1363769490;Chaang-Noi;lets assume i use 0.8.2 or whatever the newest btc is -70773;1363769512;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: then you're already going as fast as you can -70772;1363769519;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: you're limited at disk io -70771;1363769533;Chaang-Noi;so SSD? -70770;1363769537;Diablo-D3;yeah -70769;1363769542;Diablo-D3;a high IOPS SSD would help -70768;1363769548;Chaang-Noi;btc wallets work well with SSD? -70767;1363769550;Diablo-D3;it doens't need to have a lot of raw throughput -70766;1363769557;BingoBoingo;The old 0.7.2+ would probably load fastest on an i7 because BDB doesn't parallelize well, 0.8.X and later on an AMD chip I imagine; an SSD makes a bigger bifference than any processor though -70765;1363769559;Diablo-D3;SSDs work well with everything -70764;1363769566;Diablo-D3;the whole writing to death thing has long since been a pile of bullshit -70763;1363769567;Chaang-Noi;i liketo use encrypted drives, and i know SSD sucks for encryption safety -70762;1363769572;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: except thats wrong -70761;1363769588;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: Bulldozers have four integer ALUs per core -70760;1363769588;BingoBoingo;SSD is good with encryption if you start it encrypted -70759;1363769604;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: SSD works fine for encryption -70758;1363769609;Chaang-Noi;so when i load the OS just do full disk on a ssd and im fine? -70757;1363769618;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: the problem is it can't do automatic TRIM on its own -70756;1363769620;BingoBoingo;sure Diable-D3, but BDB doesn't scale over multiple cores very well -70755;1363769623;Diablo-D3;you NEED to use an OS that does TRIM -70754;1363769629;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: I didnt say multiple cores. -70753;1363769636;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: I said multiple ALU -70752;1363769638;Chaang-Noi;like mint 13? -70751;1363769646;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: any modern linux -70750;1363769654;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: or osx on apple blessed drives -70749;1363769661;Diablo-D3;or windows 7 or newer -70748;1363769669;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: the filesystem on linux will be the problem though -70747;1363769672;BingoBoingo;Anything past Debian 6.0 is fine for SSD encrypted Linux -70746;1363769679;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: you'll need to use ext4 -70745;1363769693;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: unless you shove btrfs on an encrypted lvm, which is kind of retarded -70744;1363769713;Diablo-D3;and ZoL doesnt do encryption yet (and you need ubuntu to boot ZoL as well) -70743;1363769727;Chaang-Noi;oh lol what, i cant just used a standart install of mint 13 or 14? -70742;1363769739;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: depends entirely what mint uses by default -70741;1363769756;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: debian and ubuntu both can install ext4 to encrypted lvm at install time -70740;1363769783;Chaang-Noi;ok -70739;1363769785;Diablo-D3;so I assume mint can as well -70738;1363769802;Chaang-Noi;ill get an ssd i guess, hell i might as well by a new laptop -70737;1363769807;Diablo-D3;and the reason I say ext4 over ext3 is ext3 isn't optimized for TRIM -70736;1363769820;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: btw, OSX does support full encryption out of the box -70735;1363769828;Chaang-Noi;i dont do apple -70734;1363769830;Diablo-D3;so if you're into getting a new laptop, mbp retinas arent so bad -70733;1363769844;Diablo-D3;I dont do apple either, but I needed one for software dev reasons -70732;1363769849;Diablo-D3;and I cant say I hate the hardware. -70731;1363769853;Chaang-Noi;ill get an asus unltra book with an i7 and the awesome screen -70730;1363769872;Chaang-Noi;with the ssd and windows 8, then nuke windows 8 -70729;1363769896;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: anyhow, what I was saying is, its not that BDB doesn't do parallel thats the issue -70728;1363769915;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: its that 0.7.x and earlier doesn't use threads to check the chain in parallel -70727;1363769927;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: BDB is disk IO limited, not CPU limited -70726;1363769940;Diablo-D3;you most likely wont peak on one core with BDB anyways -70725;1363769960;Diablo-D3;0.8.0 introduced both leveldb and threaded chain checking -70724;1363769974;Diablo-D3;so now it will happily saturate all cores IF your disk can keep up -70723;1363769986;Diablo-D3;and leveldb rapes disk IO much less than bdb -70722;1363770009;Diablo-D3;that said, if you're on a single threaded integer app, Bulldozers will win -70721;1363770034;Diablo-D3;but it just doesn't matter, with bdb, your disk cant keep up -70720;1363770134;BingoBoingo;Diablo-D3 the single integer ALU BDB will try to lock into probably won't keep up either... -70719;1363770152;BingoBoingo;I'm not talking core in the marketing sense -70718;1363770165;Diablo-D3;I'm talking core in the core sense -70717;1363770172;Diablo-D3;bulldozers are two hardware thread cores -70716;1363770183;Diablo-D3;they're 4x integer ALU + 2x FP ALU -70715;1363770191;Diablo-D3;on strongly integer tasks, they're quite fast -70714;1363770227;BingoBoingo;BDB tends to lock into the single smallest discrete uniti it can find to run it, BDB probably wont't use all of those cores Bulldozer is offering, but I would believe reputable benchmarks that say otherwise... -70713;1363770320;BingoBoingo;For BDB core most often will mean it latches onto one interger computing unit and will force itself through that. -70712;1363770343;BingoBoingo;BDB does this because it hates the idea of a future -70711;1363770386;BingoBoingo;Unles built with many special compiler flags any parallelization it might experience will be accidental -70710;1363770418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00070542 = 1.1639 BTC [-] -70709;1363770443;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 95 @ 0.00442 = 0.4199 BTC [-] -70708;1363770447;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 290 @ 0.00441 = 1.2789 BTC [-] -70707;1363770449;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 500 @ 0.0044 = 2.2 BTC [-] -70706;1363770475;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.004 = 0.04 BTC [-] -70705;1363770476;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [-] -70704;1363770512;Namworld;urgh... S.DICE not doing well enough in my taste. -70703;1363770534;pigeons;ok no offense to coinabul, but usagi is buying his silver from there, i would think those premiums are not really suited for an investment fan club -70702;1363770590;pigeons;also the buying JAH shares is wtf -70701;1363770679;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: I think you didn't listen to what I said -70700;1363770693;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: BDB nor bitcoin 0.7.x is multithreaded where it needs to be -70699;1363770703;Diablo-D3;this is why instruction level parallelism is important -70698;1363770720;Diablo-D3;but BDB uses so much disk IO to just read the db, that your CPU isn't the bottleneck -70697;1363770769;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/11/mpex-listing-bonanza/ -70696;1363770771;Bowjob;Lol wtf?? -70695;1363770793;BingoBoingo;Depends on the disk, but I believe Goat aksed about the best processor... Bowjob I was one of the winners on that BitBet... -70694;1363770826;Bowjob;huh -70693;1363770943;BingoBoingo;Bowjob I was the bet from 1Magr on http://bitbet.us/bet/11/mpex-listing-bonanza/ so I won my fair weighted portion... -70692;1363770946;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo: goat asked how to get it to go faster -70691;1363770956;Chaang-Noi;yeah i want faster -70690;1363770960;Diablo-D3;BingoBoingo:he was just mistaken that the cpu greatly factors in on this -70689;1363771030;BingoBoingo;Ah, then yeah... Keep on a LevelDB version of maintain the blockchain on a fast SSD, one in a PCI-e slot for best performance. -70688;1363771063;Diablo-D3;pci-e slot SSDs don't magically get more performance -70687;1363771067;Diablo-D3;not for that cost, anyways -70686;1363771095;Bowjob;Oh yeah, i did a tx today, it seemed quite fast -70685;1363771116;Diablo-D3;and theres still problems with Linux support for some of them -70684;1363771186;Chaang-Noi;for ssd?? -70683;1363771213;BingoBoingo;On PCI-e, but normal SATA is safe -70682;1363771214;Chaang-Noi;d3 can i buy any of the new asus ultrabooks and have it run mint14 fine? -70681;1363771226;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: we're talking about pci-e ones -70680;1363771230;Diablo-D3;not SATA/SAS -70679;1363771242;Diablo-D3;sata/sas ones are supported fine, they're normal devices -70678;1363771250;Bowjob;;;ticker -70677;1363771250;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 58.55015, Best ask: 58.57000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01985, Last trade: 58.57000, 24 hour volume: 108368.69380536, 24 hour low: 51.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 57.15651 -70676;1363771269;Bowjob;theres the correction -70675;1363771274;Bowjob;4 bucks off of the ATH -70674;1363771303;Bowjob;I hope we chill here for a bit.. kinda like calm before the shitstorm before moving into 70s -70673;1363771352;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -70672;1363771352;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 58.50001, Best ask: 58.55014, Bid-ask spread: 0.05013, Last trade: 58.55014, 24 hour volume: 108233.45685213, 24 hour low: 51.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 57.16941 -70671;1363771363;Chaang-Noi;taht ath has some guy doing a market order with 500k usd... we are still above what he started buying at... -70670;1363771390;mircea_popescu;vwap still under spot -70669;1363771401;Bowjob;i hope hes a strong hand -70668;1363771420;Bowjob;not some rich kids of instagram kid -70667;1363771663;pigeons;i still laugh every time i come acroos -70666;1363771666;pigeons;http://picturesofpeoplescanningqrcodes.tumblr.com/ -70665;1363771834;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.009875 = 0.0988 BTC [-] -70664;1363771850;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 15 @ 0.009874 = 0.1481 BTC [-] -70663;1363771868;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.105 = 0.315 BTC [+] -70662;1363771952;Bowjob;oh, weve reached 65 on cavirtex -70661;1363771955;Namworld;pigeons: I don’t get it. -70660;1363771963;Namworld;Bowjob: Canadian? -70659;1363771971;Diablo-D3;hrm -70658;1363771973;pigeons;No posts yet -70657;1363771977;Diablo-D3;I think I might consider starting a SD competitor -70656;1363771978;Bowjob;yeap -70655;1363771978;pigeons;hahaha -70654;1363772004;Bowjob;i just look at cavirtex. too many fucking rules -70653;1363772013;Bowjob;fees, limits, blah blah -70652;1363772018;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 35 @ 0.009874 = 0.3456 BTC [-] -70651;1363772020;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.009873 = 0.0987 BTC [-] -70650;1363772029;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 6 @ 0.009842 = 0.0591 BTC [-] -70649;1363772031;Chaang-Noi;d3, ill pay you to make one for me in ltc :) -70648;1363772035;Namworld;I don’t like cavirtex much -70647;1363772049;Bowjob;i want a simple exchange. transfer money -> buy btc, withraw -70646;1363772062;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.105 = 0.42 BTC [+] -70645;1363772078;Diablo-D3;the problem with SD is it doesn't do a huge pot -70644;1363772092;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009842 BTC [-] -70643;1363772100;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009842 BTC [-] -70642;1363772107;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -70641;1363772110;Bowjob;those cypriots.. i assume they will deal in EUR -70640;1363772118;Bowjob;so we might see the action in euro -70639;1363772142;Chaang-Noi;d3 we can do sd with ltc but have each one also have like 1 in a billion shot at 100k ltc :) -70638;1363772162;Diablo-D3;yes but what about this -70637;1363772167;Diablo-D3;every satoshi is a ticket -70636;1363772189;Chaang-Noi;yeah that is good -70635;1363772202;Diablo-D3;so one jackpot -70634;1363772213;Diablo-D3;and all the money that goes into the jackpot stays there except, say, 1% -70633;1363772222;Bowjob;someones dumping -70632;1363772228;Chaang-Noi;oh you want to do that by itself, -70631;1363772236;Bowjob;im watching the action on coinlab -70630;1363772237;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: yeah -70629;1363772250;Chaang-Noi;bowjob all day these spikes of sells, someone is dumping with out killing the market -70628;1363772261;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: have like a 1 in a trillion chance of winning -70627;1363772266;Chaang-Noi;:) -70626;1363772327;Diablo-D3;the pot could go up to thousands of btc -70625;1363772347;Namworld;10k on average -70624;1363772361;Diablo-D3;Namworld: er? -70623;1363772423;Namworld;Assuming one winner every 1 trillion, pot should reach an average of 10k BTC -70622;1363772442;Diablo-D3;Namworld: I mean as in 1:1trillion per 1 BTC -70621;1363772447;Diablo-D3;since every satoshi is an attempt -70620;1363772458;Diablo-D3;I might not have the right magnitude -70619;1363772463;Diablo-D3;it'll be out of a 512 bit space -70618;1363772494;Namworld;1 chance on a trillion per BTC? -70617;1363772501;Diablo-D3;yeah -70616;1363772507;Namworld;We’ll run out of BTC... -70615;1363772537;tiberiusiv;whats wrong with cavirtex? -70614;1363772544;Diablo-D3;I'll even seed the pot with 100 BTC -70613;1363772560;Namworld;tiberiusiv: fees... fucking 3% for new accounts -70612;1363772572;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.858995 = 8.59 BTC [+] -70611;1363772577;Namworld;You mean 1:1 trillion per satoshi... -70610;1363772580;Namworld;odds -70609;1363772590;tiberiusiv;namworld: who do you use to cashout? -70608;1363772592;Diablo-D3;no -70607;1363772600;Namworld;tiberiusiv: cavirtex -70606;1363772604;Namworld;usually -70605;1363772604;Diablo-D3;Namworld: 1 satoshi would be one in 1:2^512th odds -70604;1363772631;Namworld;But... how do you determine the winner? -70603;1363772639;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.859 = 1.718 BTC [+] -70602;1363772647;Diablo-D3;the way the rest are -70601;1363772649;Namworld;You can’t have a 1:1 trillion chance to win for a BTC -70600;1363772679;Diablo-D3;take txid, hash it, then take the first x bytes and see if its less than the taget -70599;1363772679;Diablo-D3;*target -70598;1363772713;Namworld;so odds of winning is not 1:1 trillion -70597;1363772720;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [-] -70596;1363772731;Diablo-D3;Namworld: no, I said I probably got the magnitude wrong -70595;1363773073;Diablo-D3;derp -70594;1363773109;Bowjob;*yawn -70593;1363773113;Bowjob;to $100 -70592;1363773133;Diablo-D3;Namworld: okay what about each satoshi is a 1 in 15 quaturovigintillion change? -70591;1363773157;Diablo-D3;er chance -70590;1363773174;Diablo-D3;thats 2^256 -70589;1363773208;Diablo-D3;2^128 is 340 undecillion -70588;1363773221;Namworld;That can’t work... -70587;1363773228;Namworld;or I’m missing something -70586;1363773243;Diablo-D3;Namworld: an extremely low chance. -70585;1363773260;Diablo-D3;2^64 is 18 quintillion -70584;1363773280;Namworld;like with those odds, one would bet 21 million BTC and have lower odds to win than winning the state lottery 5 times in a row. -70583;1363773289;Diablo-D3;and theres 8 places in 1 BTC -70582;1363773295;Diablo-D3;so move 18 over 8 places -70581;1363773345;Diablo-D3;so 1 BTC would be 180 billion chance -70580;1363773348;Diablo-D3;no wait I did that wrong -70579;1363773350;Diablo-D3;1.8 trillion -70578;1363773471;Namworld;You could bet all freaking 21 BTC and have as good as null chances to win the jackpot... -70577;1363773477;Namworld;21 million BTC* -70576;1363773570;Diablo-D3;Namworld: no different than powerball really -70575;1363773610;Namworld;powerball would have like close to infinite higher chances to win -70574;1363773707;Diablo-D3;184,467,440,737 per btc -70573;1363773709;Diablo-D3;so 184 billion -70572;1363773725;Namworld;uh? -70571;1363773747;Diablo-D3;2**64 / 100000000 -70570;1363773807;Namworld;ok, so 1/2**64 per satoshi -70569;1363773836;Diablo-D3;yes -70568;1363773843;Namworld;;;calc 2**64/21000000*100000000 -70567;1363773844;gribble;87841638446235959296 -70566;1363773869;Namworld;erhm -70565;1363773872;Diablo-D3;I dont think you wrote what you thought you wrote -70564;1363773873;Namworld;;;calc 2**64/(21000000*100000000) -70563;1363773874;gribble;8784.16384462 -70562;1363773903;Diablo-D3;powerball jackpot is 1 in 175 million -70561;1363773925;Namworld;I bet 1 BTC (58 USD) for one ticket. -70560;1363773956;Diablo-D3;Namworld: you bet 1 BTC for 100000000 tickets, actually -70559;1363773961;Anduck;whos been buying btc? -70558;1363773963;Namworld;I could get 21 million x 58 USD ticket and have a 1/8784 odds of winning a maximum of... 21 million BTC. -70557;1363773984;Diablo-D3;Namworld: well -70556;1363773995;Diablo-D3;184 billion is if I set the difficulty as high as possible -70555;1363774016;Diablo-D3;i184 billion per btc is if the difficulty is less than 1 -70554;1363774026;Diablo-D3;if I set it to less than 1000 ,its 184 million -70553;1363774042;mircea_popescu;topace_ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155238.0 -70552;1363774049;Namworld;yeah, but that’s like zero incentive for first people to put anything. -70551;1363774058;Namworld;The odds are way too low. -70550;1363774079;Diablo-D3;[04:05:05] powerball jackpot is 1 in 175 million -70549;1363774100;Namworld;They’re like infinitely lower on what you propose... -70548;1363774146;Namworld;;;calc 21000000*8784 -70547;1363774147;gribble;184464000000 -70546;1363774170;Namworld;1/184 billion if I bet a whole BTC -70545;1363774186;Diablo-D3;yes, I already said that -70544;1363774193;Diablo-D3;[04:06:38] 184 billion is if I set the difficulty as high as possible -70543;1363774193;Diablo-D3;[04:06:59] i184 billion per btc is if the difficulty is less than 1 -70542;1363774193;Diablo-D3;[04:07:08] if I set it to less than 1000 ,its 184 million -70541;1363774199;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 11 @ 1.999 = 21.989 BTC [+] -70540;1363774210;Namworld;Odds too low unless difficulty go down. Not interesting for anyone to bet. -70539;1363774257;Namworld;Especially since the jackpot is small too -70538;1363774281;Namworld;The two combines and urgh... -70537;1363774444;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00425 = 0.0425 BTC [+] -70536;1363774473;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 160 @ 0.004231 = 0.677 BTC [-] -70535;1363774477;Diablo-D3;fine, have the difficulty go up as the pot goes up -70534;1363774499;Namworld;Wouldn’t be a bad idea like that. Would make more sense. -70533;1363774508;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.004217 = 0.0843 BTC [-] -70532;1363774519;Chaang-Noi;if i accidently deleat a file on linux, how do i get it back? -70531;1363774526;Namworld;But difficulty should probably cap as to avoid ever lowering odds and never reaching jackpot. -70530;1363774566;Diablo-D3;Namworld: yeah, cap is one in 1000 -70529;1363774671;zefir;Chaang: if you did that, it will be challenging to undelete them. first thing you need to do is shutting system down to prevent further write accesses -70528;1363774709;Namworld;Anyway, getting late. I’ll be off. -70527;1363774726;Namworld;But it does seem better with difficulty increase with pot somewhat. -70526;1363774745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3701 @ 0.00070542 = 2.6108 BTC [-] -70525;1363774748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2599 @ 0.00070356 = 1.8286 BTC [-] -70524;1363774763;pigeons;difficulty increases with pot, but it seems easier -70523;1363774769;pigeons;:) -70522;1363774781;Diablo-D3;well -70521;1363774820;Diablo-D3;I wonder if theres a block chain info site that can give me a total list of all money sent to an address -70520;1363774887;pigeons;are you being sarcastic -70519;1363774895;pigeons;you'll never guess the name -70518;1363774928;pigeons;blockchain.info -70517;1363774932;Diablo-D3;pigeons: no, I dont mean blockchain.info -70516;1363774935;Diablo-D3;it doesnt seem to do it -70515;1363774940;pigeons;i just tested -70514;1363774956;pigeons;"Total Received" -70513;1363774966;Diablo-D3;orly it can? HRM -70512;1363775025;Diablo-D3;blockchain.info doesn't have a json api does it -70511;1363775038;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.42 = 0.84 BTC [+] -70510;1363775040;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.415 = 4.565 BTC [-] -70509;1363775041;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.412 = 0.824 BTC [-] -70508;1363775042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.411 = 1.644 BTC [-] -70507;1363775043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41020001 BTC [-] -70506;1363775044;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.4102 = 4.9224 BTC [-] -70505;1363775047;pigeons;http://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_api -70504;1363775098;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 1.999 = 11.994 BTC [+] -70503;1363775128;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -70502;1363775141;Chaang-Noi;d3, welsome to bitcoin and the internet :) -70501;1363775164;Chaang-Noi;bbl guys, -70500;1363775217;Diablo-D3;pigeons: that should be easy to setup with js then -70499;1363775924;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01451 BTC [+] -70498;1363775992;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -70497;1363776420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8001 @ 0.00070739 = 5.6598 BTC [+] -70496;1363776696;mircea_popescu;so banks/tv/etc in south korea offline due to cyber attack -70495;1363776789;dub;so ronery -70494;1363776860;mircea_popescu;lol -70493;1363776899;mircea_popescu;"Re: New BTC Found" -70492;1363776916;mircea_popescu;person can't spell fund, is big time mover and shaker with experience and etc. -70491;1363777034;mircea_popescu;"If anyone is interested in buying securities that copy the MPEx dividend payouts but do not involve any dealings with the actual MPEx shares (such as share loans, etc.), PM me. About 1 million will be issued if there is demand. If issued, the securities will be backed by an incorporated company with EUR 200,000 total assets, of which 1500 BTC." -70490;1363777036;mircea_popescu;another one -70489;1363777041;mircea_popescu;god help us. -70488;1363779426;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.24994 BTC [+] -70487;1363779635;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00479 = 0.0096 BTC [+] -70486;1363779660;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.0168 BTC [+] -70485;1363779749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 624 @ 0.00381798 = 2.3824 BTC [-] -70484;1363779849;pigeons;mpex bucket shop -70483;1363779907;mircea_popescu;http://media.riemurasia.net/albumit/m34359/1123191333.gif -70482;1363779996;mircea_popescu;"No, it is not. It is just the thing that we offer people to bet for. And I would be delighted to know what exactly makes us any more vulnerable to angry gov that MPEx and SD are." -70481;1363780001;mircea_popescu;this guy is actually pretty amusing. -70480;1363780009;mircea_popescu;an usagi challenger appears. -70479;1363780070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7704 @ 0.00072562 = 5.5902 BTC [+] -70478;1363781159;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.0168 BTC [+] -70477;1363781160;mircea_popescu;X.IDIFF.MAR settled. -70476;1363781167;mircea_popescu;symbol now trades for 2014 delivery. -70475;1363781548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1857 @ 0.00072143 = 1.3397 BTC [-] -70474;1363782265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2214 @ 0.00072562 = 1.6065 BTC [+] -70473;1363782267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.0007314 = 6.5095 BTC [+] -70472;1363782331;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8559 BTC [+] -70471;1363782333;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.856 = 12.84 BTC [+] -70470;1363782391;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8569 BTC [+] -70469;1363782394;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.857 = 5.142 BTC [+] -70468;1363782550;Chaang-Noi;http://www.activistpost.com/2013/03/cyprus-bank-raid-bitcoins.html -70467;1363782804;tiberiusiv;http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/03/20/south-korean-computer-crash/2001873/ -70466;1363782911;mircea_popescu;yeah -70465;1363782955;pigeons;revenge for gangam style -70464;1363783119;Chaang-Noi;lol -70463;1363783124;Chaang-Noi;if only that were true -70462;1363784210;mjr_;hi -70461;1363784217;mjr_;anyone up? -70460;1363784225;Diablo-D3;no. -70459;1363784228;mjr_;lol -70458;1363784260;mjr_;mircea_popescu: I'm so glad that trilema is back up...lots of good articles -70457;1363784286;mircea_popescu;mjr_ :) -70456;1363784319;mjr_;i can't do the bitcointalk forum -70455;1363784448;mjr_;mircea_popescu: how do i get credits? -70454;1363784472;mjr_;really want to read the stego article -70453;1363784492;mjr_;i have been sending my friends pictures of cats with encrypted messages in them -70452;1363784504;mircea_popescu;lol -70451;1363784681;mjr_;;;ticker -70450;1363784682;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.11710, Best ask: 59.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.13290, Last trade: 59.11710, 24 hour volume: 106528.71037829, 24 hour low: 53.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 57.47445 -70449;1363784965;mjr_;is there anyone working on a chrome plugin that could be used to pay bitcoins to websites? -70448;1363784988;Diablo-D3;mjr_: you wouldnt need that actually -70447;1363784998;Diablo-D3;you could do it with a bitcoin:// url -70446;1363785230;mjr_;"Actually, if you don’t know anything about talking to computers my best advice to you is “marry someone who does”. Definitely." worth the price of admission -70445;1363785263;mjr_;Diablo-D3: if you have a client installed i guess? -70444;1363785272;mjr_;i was just thinking of mircea's model -70443;1363785292;mjr_;if you could automate that process...make it a click that a plugin handles behind the scenes -70442;1363785336;mjr_;like you would "fund" your browser...and then you would browse away to your hearts content, offering up micropayments for content that you want -70441;1363785403;Diablo-D3;the problem with a browser is you'd need to have it running all the time -70440;1363785412;mjr_;i don't think so... -70439;1363785423;mjr_;it would simply be an address that is monitored -70438;1363785428;mjr_;similar to blockchain.info -70437;1363785726;mircea_popescu;pigeons did you share that book with an interested party ? -70436;1363785923;pigeons;yes i did -70435;1363785974;pigeons;which shouldn't violate my agreement not to post it publically, bu i dont know -70434;1363786056;mircea_popescu;hang on im ordering my gilded popcorn -70433;1363786144;pigeons;waiting for his post -70432;1363786189;pigeons;oh i see it -70431;1363786291;pigeons;yeah i doubt he'll give me any more copies -70430;1363786301;mircea_popescu;awww -70429;1363786356;pigeons;surely he expected that -70428;1363786357;pigeons;:) -70427;1363786599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 11850 @ 0.004 = 47.4 BTC [+] -70426;1363787878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.004 = 1.6 BTC [+] -70425;1363787896;Chaang-Noi;seems low? -70424;1363787921;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -70423;1363787922;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00381798 / 0.00427895 / 0.005 (75762 shares, 324.18 BTC), 7D: 0.00381798 / 0.00469793 / 0.00599987 (147519 shares, 693.04 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00603657 / 0.0069 (2351124 shares, 14,192.73 BTC) -70422;1363787927;mircea_popescu;yup came down a fair bit. -70421;1363788289;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [+] -70420;1363788343;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc pajka.bond -70419;1363788345;assbot;[BTCT:PAJKA.BOND] 1D: 0.104999 / 0.105 / 0.105 (81 shares, 8.5 BTC), 7D: 0.08001 / 0.10242 / 0.10999 (1286 shares, 131.7 BTC), 30D: 0.01552 / 0.10177 / 0.10999 (1564 shares, 159.2 BTC) -70418;1363788517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00074863 = 5.727 BTC [+] -70417;1363788623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12075 @ 0.004 = 48.3 BTC [+] -70416;1363788637;mircea_popescu;$depth s.dice -70415;1363788638;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Bids: ['1700 @ 0.00393432', '300 @ 0.0038', '1000 @ 0.00355004', '5034 @ 0.003198', '13530 @ 0.00311001'] -70414;1363788639;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['93037 @ 0.004', '141 @ 0.00480598', '201 @ 0.005', '6623 @ 0.0051', '2000 @ 0.00577'] -70413;1363788907;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.105 = 1.05 BTC [+] -70412;1363789310;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155283.0 wat -70411;1363789332;dub;;;calc 400*[ticker --last] -70410;1363789332;gribble;23715.932 -70409;1363789409;davout;yo -70408;1363789426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.004 = 4 BTC [+] -70407;1363789426;mircea_popescu;yo! -70406;1363789454;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153742.msg1646636#msg1646636 bombshell lol -70405;1363789528;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -70404;1363789528;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.30000, Best ask: 59.49998, Bid-ask spread: 0.19998, Last trade: 59.29983, 24 hour volume: 104385.36260976, 24 hour low: 53.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 57.59737 -70403;1363789809;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -70402;1363789811;gribble;Current Blocks: 226924 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 883 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 19 hours, 10 minutes, and 26 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6187365.50681 | Estimated Percent Change: 27.63647 -70401;1363789921;mjr_;;;ticker -70400;1363789922;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.20002, Best ask: 59.30983, Bid-ask spread: 0.10981, Last trade: 59.30983, 24 hour volume: 104205.20199766, 24 hour low: 53.00000, 24 hour high: 62.00000, 24 hour vwap: 57.60493 -70399;1363789955;mjr_;;;calc (57.60493-41)/57.60493 -70398;1363789955;gribble;0.288255362866 -70397;1363791581;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -70396;1363791583;gribble;Current Blocks: 226929 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 878 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 18 hours, 31 minutes, and 18 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6197165.1884 | Estimated Percent Change: 27.83862 -70395;1363791957;kakobrekla;so -70394;1363791965;kakobrekla;this guy is "gonna eat MPEX for lunch" https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153742.0 -70393;1363791984;kakobrekla;too big for breakfast? -70392;1363792065;mircea_popescu;is this a new one ? -70391;1363792278;kakobrekla;dunno -70390;1363792287;kakobrekla;but he has a tie. -70389;1363792304;mircea_popescu;a ok then -70388;1363792413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.004 = 0.4 BTC [+] -70387;1363792564;mjr_;lol binary options -70386;1363792577;mjr_;otherwise known as the slot machines of finance -70385;1363792619;kakobrekla;:) -70384;1363792667;mircea_popescu;kinda scary how many peppy nuts are circling btc since > 50 -70383;1363792673;mircea_popescu;i shudder to think what will happen when 1000 -70382;1363792761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 394 @ 0.00074863 = 0.295 BTC [+] -70381;1363792903;Chaang-Noi;peppy nuts? -70380;1363792922;mircea_popescu;from pep. -70379;1363792926;mircea_popescu;overactive. -70378;1363792943;Chaang-Noi;oh? iv not seen to much of that -70377;1363792950;Chaang-Noi;some celibrtation sure -70376;1363792954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8 @ 0.004 = 0.032 BTC [+] -70375;1363793003;knotwork;celibrex maybe -70374;1363793058;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155054.0 -70373;1363793060;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good -70372;1363793070;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153979.msg1647110#msg1647110 -70371;1363793072;kakobrekla;facepalm -70370;1363793128;jurov;i seriously consider offering my expertise to that finnish man.. and promptly outsource it to dunnowhere -70369;1363793348;Bowjob;meow -70368;1363793387;mircea_popescu;you mean the estonian ? -70367;1363793609;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla wait, so he wants to eat mpex for lunch by competing with bitbet ?! -70366;1363793617;mircea_popescu;wtf is all this nonsense! -70365;1363793630;kakobrekla;i thought it was sdice first -70364;1363793636;mircea_popescu;"- Of course the above would be moot if the spread was sky-high. We intend to push it as low as possible, and give you the best of both worlds - the liquidity of a market-maker but also the low spreads possible in a parimutuel or similar approach." -70363;1363793648;mircea_popescu;right. we're going to do anything and we have no plan whatsoever. -70362;1363793649;kakobrekla;dunno -70361;1363793651;mircea_popescu;sigh. -70360;1363793671;Bowjob;Avalon will now cost 88 BTC to 115 BTC -70359;1363793682;Bowjob;capitalizing on BFL's incompetence, same specs -70358;1363793697;kakobrekla;what? -70357;1363793721;kakobrekla;where did you pick that up -70356;1363793743;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155345.0 -70355;1363793773;Bowjob;there goes my fourth module -70354;1363793783;kakobrekla;they are fucked in the head -70353;1363793783;Bowjob;i wish I picked up 3 lol -70352;1363793837;Bowjob;in other news, sonny and josh are preparing to ship themselves out of town, apparently -70351;1363793838;Bowjob;https://blockchain.info/tx/eb1a3f97ac4579eb4edec99315fb44c9219bdbf7bc180abc5e09590ec93a2b71 -70350;1363793839;mircea_popescu;, The price will be obviously much higher than previous, based on the reasonable ROI. The price is 88 BTC to 115 BTC(31680 RMB to 41400 RMB) depending on configurations, freight charge not included. -70349;1363793845;mircea_popescu;i dion't get this part -70348;1363793848;mircea_popescu;obviously why ? -70347;1363793857;kakobrekla;obviously china -70346;1363793866;Bowjob;thye are pegging the price to yuan -70345;1363793869;Bowjob;instead of dollar -70344;1363793875;Bowjob;so 360 yuan = 1 btc -70343;1363793884;Bowjob;making the price around 5 grand, over -70342;1363793889;mircea_popescu;get to the obvious part tho -70341;1363793911;kakobrekla;they are stabbing themselfs in the face -70340;1363793912;ThickAsThieves;obvious that people will pay that much -70339;1363793924;Bowjob;they have monopoly on asics, go figure -70338;1363793926;Bowjob;bfl wont ship -70337;1363793927;Bowjob;ect -70336;1363793933;mircea_popescu;this is not how you get a monopoly. -70335;1363793936;mircea_popescu;bah. -70334;1363793944;mircea_popescu;everyone is either a scammer, stupid, or a stupid scammer. -70333;1363793950;mircea_popescu;hwo the fuck are we going to get anywhere :( -70332;1363793955;Bowjob;well, its apparent people will still pay for this.. -70331;1363793957;ThickAsThieves;they are mining with every machine for a while before they even ship it -70330;1363793967;mircea_popescu;sigh. -70329;1363793968;ThickAsThieves;they are raking in btc, they can do what they want i guess -70328;1363793982;Bowjob;its just asicminer vs avalon -70327;1363793985;Bowjob;until someone comes along -70326;1363793988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3300 @ 0.00075613 = 2.4952 BTC [+] -70325;1363794011;ThickAsThieves;asicminer hashing is supposed to skyrocket in the next few weeks right? -70324;1363794134;kakobrekla;well -70323;1363794139;kakobrekla;avalon can go fuck themselfs -70322;1363794194;BitHub;agreed -70321;1363794240;BitHub;i've never seen so much greed so quickly in such a young industry -70320;1363794249;BitHub;this shit might burn out in 5 years -70319;1363794299;Bowjob;well, if they really are greedy, they wouldn't have shipped asics to the public -70318;1363794331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 207 @ 0.004 = 0.828 BTC [+] -70317;1363794362;Bowjob;of course, there goes my plan for 5 more ASICS -70316;1363794397;kakobrekla;boxes should be getting cheaper not expenciver -70315;1363794404;ThickAsThieves;"Only a small amount of units will be shipped during late March to early April" -70314;1363794406;kakobrekla;its the other way around ngz. -70313;1363794412;kakobrekla;what a retard. -70312;1363794437;mircea_popescu;heh. -70311;1363794443;mircea_popescu;bitcoin needs an asic maker. -70310;1363794451;jurov;CoinBr.iDiff-O May will open soon, what collateral (max.feasible difficulty) are you seeing by May 22? -70309;1363794453;ThickAsThieves;why the hell doesnt AMD do it -70308;1363794472;ThickAsThieves;they are selling ass tons of GPUs to the sector -70307;1363794478;ThickAsThieves;even still for litecoin -70306;1363794492;ThickAsThieves;why not make some consumer cards for mining -70305;1363794507;Bowjob;litecoin is unusually stable lately -70304;1363794509;Bowjob;50 cents -70303;1363794509;kakobrekla;cause all the bitcoin ppl is an insignificat fraction -70302;1363794510;Bowjob;damn -70301;1363794511;kakobrekla;of their biz -70300;1363794521;jurov;AMD has year or so turnaround -70299;1363794539;Bowjob;and few people has heard of btc -70298;1363794547;Bowjob;we are actually the early adopters -70297;1363794549;ThickAsThieves;kako, how much $ do you think has been spent and will be spent on ASICS this year -70296;1363794561;ThickAsThieves;not enought o make AMD some money? -70295;1363794566;kakobrekla;nope -70294;1363794573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 250 @ 0.00075613 = 0.189 BTC [+] -70293;1363794621;Bowjob;those avalon asics.. they are compatible with NA sockets right -70292;1363794628;Bowjob;i wont need some chinese transformer -70291;1363794682;kakobrekla;NA? -70290;1363794693;Bowjob;north america -70289;1363794695;Bowjob;us and canada -70288;1363794700;kakobrekla;prolly -70287;1363794715;zerokwel;psu should be auto switching -70286;1363794726;jurov;wtf, they don't have detachable cord? -70285;1363794744;zerokwel;yepp standard kettle lead -70284;1363794952;jurov;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/03/19/carna_botnet_ipv4_internet_map/ seems 420000 node botnet isn't so hard to build after all -70283;1363795040;jurov;mircea_popescu ^^^ -70282;1363795134;jurov;guess that's ripe for worldwide ban to sell any hardware with preconfigured default password -70281;1363795182;mircea_popescu;ffs -70280;1363795353;Bowjob;why do girls do this -70279;1363795354;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/msly2x0.jpg?1 -70278;1363795377;BitHub;attention -70277;1363795407;ThickAsThieves;tell her she's not ugly -70276;1363795411;ThickAsThieves;thats what she wants -70275;1363795416;Bowjob;I told her, looks don;t matter -70274;1363795416;BitHub;no -70273;1363795425;BitHub;tell her she's okey looking -70272;1363795426;Bowjob;heh, that must hurt -70271;1363795433;BitHub;but looks aren't the most important -70270;1363795438;Bowjob;"It's okay, looks aren't everything." -70269;1363795440;Bowjob;xD -70268;1363795447;ThickAsThieves;tell her its hard to tell with all those clothes on -70267;1363795449;BitHub;she'll be begging for your approval -70266;1363795477;BitHub;nicely played bow -70265;1363795502;Bowjob;of course. that was the perfect answer. -70264;1363795514;BitHub;yep -70263;1363795526;mircea_popescu;so is coinlab move complete ? -70262;1363795543;BitHub;yes operation destroy bitcoin is in play -70261;1363795573;ThickAsThieves;"'m hugely excited to announce to you that CoinLab will be teaming up with Mt. Gox and Silicon Valley Bank to provide Bitcoin purchase, sale and exchange services to customers in the U.S and Canada as of March 31, 2013." -70260;1363795587;ThickAsThieves;he has a big boner over this -70259;1363795593;BitHub;they were the only ones -70258;1363795605;BitHub;wasn't it a lie? Their press release -70257;1363795620;ThickAsThieves;a lie? -70256;1363795622;BitHub;isn't gox being pressured into this deal with coinlab? -70255;1363795632;ThickAsThieves;gox confirmed i think -70254;1363795653;BitHub;sorry i mean the whole wallstreet fluff -70253;1363795835;ThickAsThieves;you lost me -70252;1363795847;ThickAsThieves;coinlab is taking over all of gox's US customers -70251;1363795855;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154722.0 this has all sorts of epic in it -70250;1363795857;ThickAsThieves;gox confirmed this in a short press release -70249;1363795857;mircea_popescu;pigeons ^ -70248;1363795873;Bowjob;"Ok, people would take you more seriously if you meant what you said, just so you know. The offer is real though. Peace" -dank -70247;1363795883;Bowjob;I told dank I would give him 3 BTC for a motorcycle -70246;1363795895;Bowjob;he sends me an address, I told him, I already got one for 2 BTC. -70245;1363795914;ThickAsThieves;a $120 motorcycle? -70244;1363795917;ThickAsThieves;nice ride -70243;1363795978;Bowjob;yeap -70242;1363796061;Bowjob;He's selling music festival passes now -70241;1363796061;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155359.msg1647154#msg1647154 -70240;1363796066;Bowjob;get yours today! -70239;1363796392;jurov;;;bc,stats -70238;1363796394;gribble;Current Blocks: 226941 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 866 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 17 hours, 34 minutes, and 25 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6205279.45368 | Estimated Percent Change: 28.006 -70237;1363796401;jurov;uh oh -70236;1363796500;jurov;so i'll reap profit both from iDiff-O and from its bitbet hedge? lmao -70235;1363796987;ThickAsThieves;maybe avalon is pricing high because they want less work for the same money -70234;1363796994;ThickAsThieves;pruning clients -70233;1363796997;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4103 = 1.6412 BTC [+] -70232;1363796998;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4102 BTC [-] -70231;1363796999;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4102 BTC [-] -70230;1363797001;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.41000001 = 4.1 BTC [-] -70229;1363797001;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.41 = 1.64 BTC [-] -70228;1363797065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 48796 @ 0.004 = 195.184 BTC [+] -70227;1363797194;Bowjob;i assume a 4th module will cost 22 BTC? -70226;1363797213;Bowjob;$1300+ for a module that hashes 22 gh -70225;1363797216;Bowjob;yikes -70224;1363797297;Diablo-D3;avalon sells by USD not BTC -70223;1363797303;Diablo-D3;so they probably havent adjusted their pricing yet -70222;1363797310;Diablo-D3;the three module avalons were selling for $1300 -70221;1363797331;Bowjob;wrong -70220;1363797334;Bowjob;by yuan -70219;1363797339;Bowjob;not pegged to usd -70218;1363797342;Bowjob;anymore -70217;1363797349;Diablo-D3;same difference -70216;1363797356;Bowjob;no -70215;1363797404;Diablo-D3;the yuan is not massively deflating -70214;1363797407;Diablo-D3;so yes, its the same thing -70213;1363797468;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155345.0 -70212;1363797508;Bowjob;well its by btc now actually -70211;1363797509;Bowjob;lol -70210;1363797597;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.33318 = 1.3327 BTC [-] -70209;1363797637;jurov;btw, finally got a bet approved: http://bitbet.us/bet/314/bitcointalk-org-treasurer-to-be-scammer-tagged/?ref=1EteoRKNYbNhhmFfsKnUSWRF3JUpKCcMnc -70208;1363797768;jurov;getting scammer tag isnt necessarily result of a crime -70207;1363797790;ThickAsThieves;scamming isn't a crime? -70206;1363797806;iz;getting the tag isn't -70205;1363797835;Bowjob;http://s23.postimage.org/rr8hyldu3/avalon.jpg -70204;1363797838;jurov;if it was "treasurer to be convicted" that would be another matter -70203;1363797839;iz;yeah, seems easy to throw it -70202;1363798173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.004 = 3.6 BTC [+] -70201;1363798185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1250 @ 0.004 = 5 BTC [+] -70200;1363798188;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.004 = 3.2 BTC [+] -70199;1363798302;Bowjob;dice -70198;1363798304;Bowjob;what are u doin -70197;1363798306;Bowjob;stahp -70196;1363798332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 395 @ 0.004 = 1.58 BTC [+] -70195;1363798436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.004 = 1.2 BTC [+] -70194;1363798446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 19000 @ 0.004 = 76 BTC [+] -70193;1363798799;kakobrekla;im not sure avalon will sell 600 units at 100 btc -70192;1363798816;kakobrekla;kinda doubt it -70191;1363798820;kakobrekla;mebbe time for a bet -70190;1363798977;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.011 BTC [-] -70189;1363799037;Bowjob;kako, ahead of you -70188;1363799038;Bowjob;lol -70187;1363799127;kakobrekla;hm -70186;1363799133;kakobrekla;your bet is will be sold out in 1 day? -70185;1363799175;BitHub;wooo asicminer share -70184;1363799198;Bowjob;yap -70183;1363799202;Bowjob;24 hrs -70182;1363799223;BitHub;div* -70181;1363799231;Bowjob;should it be 3 days then? -70180;1363799284;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8568 BTC [-] -70179;1363799299;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.8568 = 7.7112 BTC [-] -70178;1363799328;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.857 = 3.428 BTC [+] -70177;1363799380;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.858995 = 6.013 BTC [+] -70176;1363799492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00075263 = 5.3437 BTC [-] -70175;1363799493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00074912 = 2.1724 BTC [-] -70174;1363799691;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 10 @ 0.09682584 = 0.9683 BTC [+] -70173;1363800532;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.858994 = 2.577 BTC [-] -70172;1363801194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 124 @ 0.00393432 = 0.4879 BTC [-] -70171;1363801263;Chaang-Noi;rally? -70170;1363801269;Chaang-Noi;fuck yeah -70169;1363801294;Chaang-Noi;keep it going -70168;1363801296;Bowjob;;;ticker -70167;1363801296;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.80000, Best ask: 59.80560, Bid-ask spread: 0.00560, Last trade: 59.80000, 24 hour volume: 71444.29658211, 24 hour low: 53.00000, 24 hour high: 60.88800, 24 hour vwap: 57.89681 -70166;1363801303;Bowjob;what rally -70165;1363801314;Chaang-Noi;we are at 61.97 -70164;1363801319;Chaang-Noi;62 -70163;1363801330;Chaang-Noi;new ATH -70162;1363801331;Bowjob;;;goxlag -70161;1363801331;gribble;104.355169 seconds -70160;1363801332;Chaang-Noi;fuck yeah -70159;1363801341;Chaang-Noi;62.57 -70158;1363801344;Chaang-Noi;oh fuck -70157;1363801353;Chaang-Noi;63 -70156;1363801359;Chaang-Noi;dead 63 -70155;1363801367;Chaang-Noi;63.4 -70154;1363801375;Chaang-Noi;63.7 -70153;1363801376;Bowjob;holy shit -70152;1363801396;Chaang-Noi;yeah -70151;1363801408;mod6;haha, look at the lag -70150;1363801410;mod6;;;goxlag -70149;1363801411;gribble;45.834547 seconds -70148;1363801416;mod6;oh went way down -70147;1363801422;Chaang-Noi;63.78 -70146;1363801439;Chaang-Noi;dows cuz no debth -70145;1363801472;Bowjob;this makes the avalol delay a bit more bearable -70144;1363801487;Chaang-Noi;yeah, esp cuz i hold asicminer stock -70143;1363801524;Bowjob;ltc asicminer, btc -70142;1363801532;Bowjob;you're on a roll -70141;1363801576;Bowjob;back to 61 -70140;1363801627;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.858993 = 6.8719 BTC [-] -70139;1363801646;ThickAsThieves;Chaang, do you work the ups and downs at BTC-e for litecoin? -70138;1363801648;Chaang-Noi;i hold btc, ltc and asicminer, and yeah im on fucking fire this months -70137;1363801667;kakobrekla;careful you dont burn out -70136;1363801667;Chaang-Noi;i used to, i got over 200k ltc for free that way -70135;1363801676;Chaang-Noi;but i quit after we broke 20 cents -70134;1363801697;Chaang-Noi;i sold 80k or so over .01 and if i get to buy back in i will -70133;1363801704;Chaang-Noi;but im looking for .008ish or less -70132;1363801769;Bowjob;you can crash it yousel.. ltc holders are lemminhs -70131;1363801772;Bowjob;lemmings -70130;1363801775;smickles_;yay, i'm back :) -70129;1363801777;Bowjob;you can buy buck cheaper -70128;1363801790;Chaang-Noi;i sold 50k at .01 trying to stop it -70127;1363801800;Chaang-Noi;then i did crash it to .01 but it has not gone down much -70126;1363801820;Bowjob;its very steady at 50c ea -70125;1363801821;ThickAsThieves;i played with crashing and pumping some this week -70124;1363801835;Chaang-Noi;you need like 200k just to move it and keep it -70123;1363801839;ThickAsThieves;overall money can be made if you arent too aggresive -70122;1363801844;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 8 @ 0.29453842 = 2.3563 BTC [+] -70121;1363801856;Chaang-Noi;yeah i just thought id better quit for now -70120;1363801856;ThickAsThieves;we shold start a circle of market movers -70119;1363801864;ThickAsThieves;and just control it -70118;1363801875;Bowjob;lol -70117;1363801876;Chaang-Noi;i know some big holders but... im not sure that is good for ltc over all -70116;1363801887;Bowjob;i wish i didnt dump 10k ltc -70115;1363801887;ThickAsThieves;good if we dont dump -70114;1363801889;Bowjob;oh well -70113;1363801906;Chaang-Noi;i have a bit more to dump, im holding 84000 for a long time -70112;1363801906;ThickAsThieves;hmm -70111;1363801914;Chaang-Noi;i got 50k to dump at 1$ or so -70110;1363801914;ThickAsThieves;what if i start an ltc buying fun -70109;1363801917;ThickAsThieves;fund -70108;1363801920;kakobrekla;yeah ltc is nice, it shows true value of btc -70107;1363801933;Chaang-Noi;ltc shows the true value of crypto -70106;1363801937;kakobrekla;lulz -70105;1363801951;Chaang-Noi;i hold more btc than ltc (in usd value) -70104;1363801981;Chaang-Noi;im a btc guy, but i saw an opertunity in ltc and i took it -70103;1363802005;kakobrekla;you are also not a finance guy or something -70102;1363802007;kakobrekla;so dunno -70101;1363802013;kakobrekla;sock on head. -70100;1363802017;Chaang-Noi;mp's girl thinks im not -70099;1363802028;Chaang-Noi;but i dont care lulz -70098;1363802055;kakobrekla;>I don't do finance -70097;1363802061;kakobrekla;that from your mouth -70096;1363802063;kakobrekla;thats -70095;1363802073;Chaang-Noi;yes, but you forgot the wink -70094;1363802096;kakobrekla;i interpret it as "im being honest here" -70093;1363802108;Chaang-Noi;notice how the moves end at 7/8 of a dollar every time? -70092;1363802118;Chaang-Noi;wink -70091;1363802122;Bowjob;well, we are the new banking overlords -70090;1363802142;kakobrekla;calm down Bowjob -70089;1363802148;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3879 @ 0.00075613 = 2.933 BTC [+] -70088;1363802152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1649 @ 0.00075702 = 1.2483 BTC [+] -70087;1363802153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13172 @ 0.00076717 = 10.1052 BTC [+] -70086;1363802159;Bowjob;im pretty calm -70085;1363802173;Chaang-Noi;yeah will shit himself once btc is 1000:) -70084;1363802175;kakobrekla;tune your masturbation amount, its is not correct -70083;1363802180;kakobrekla;try less or more -70082;1363802190;kakobrekla;or was that someone else -70081;1363802196;kakobrekla;sorry if mixed it up -70080;1363802212;Chaang-Noi;that was from your "secret club" last night :) -70079;1363802230;kakobrekla;no its a secret FAN club -70078;1363802239;Chaang-Noi;oh yeah, sorry :) -70077;1363802255;kakobrekla;youd knew that if you were smart investor! -70076;1363802268;Chaang-Noi;;D -70075;1363802397;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155260.0 -70074;1363802412;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.100001 = 1 BTC [-] -70073;1363802414;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [-] -70072;1363802431;kakobrekla;;;ticker -70071;1363802431;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 61.61009, Best ask: 61.97000, Bid-ask spread: 0.35991, Last trade: 61.97000, 24 hour volume: 92984.04562603, 24 hour low: 53.00000, 24 hour high: 63.78700, 24 hour vwap: 58.91450 -70070;1363802442;kakobrekla;;;calc 61*4224 -70069;1363802443;gribble;257664 -70068;1363802457;Chaang-Noi;its nice they limit the rally -70067;1363802469;Chaang-Noi;we dont need $150 in 4 days... -70066;1363802656;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.000719 = 0.0036 BTC [+] -70065;1363802717;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.5 BTC -70064;1363802719;kakobrekla;>Garrett, are you still considering an Avalon purchase after reading today's news? -70063;1363802721;kakobrekla;lulz -70062;1363802727;Chaang-Noi;:) -70061;1363802766;Diablo-D3;what news? -70060;1363802776;Chaang-Noi;62.9 -70059;1363802779;kakobrekla;> batch3 will be sold between 80 and 115 BTC -70058;1363802781;kakobrekla;Diablo-D3^^ -70057;1363802797;Chaang-Noi;and batch 2 wont ship until end of may right? -70056;1363802802;kakobrekla;dunno -70055;1363802804;kakobrekla;dont care -70054;1363802814;Chaang-Noi;i hold asicminer so i do:) -70053;1363802815;kakobrekla;they are in the BFL club for me now -70052;1363802826;Chaang-Noi;bfl has been dead silent the last week, dad is the key word -70051;1363802833;Chaang-Noi;dead -70050;1363802856;mod6;but Luke-Jr said they're gonna ship! -70049;1363802863;kakobrekla;still you have fury and another chip maker comming out -70048;1363802902;Chaang-Noi;i bet they will ship sooner or later... -70047;1363802911;Chaang-Noi;i hear 4 to 6 weeks -70046;1363802916;kakobrekla;hehe -70045;1363803098;Chaang-Noi;63.79 -70044;1363803107;Chaang-Noi;63.99 -70043;1363803129;Chaang-Noi;64,889 -70042;1363803137;Chaang-Noi;65 -70041;1363803143;Chaang-Noi;there we go -70040;1363803169;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 65 -70039;1363803169;gribble;There are currently 4485.7373 bitcoins offered at or under 65.0 USD, worth 288722.532564 USD in total. | Data vintage: 81.9425 seconds -70038;1363803179;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 54.66 -70037;1363803180;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 54.66 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 92.4132 seconds -70036;1363803186;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 64.66 -70035;1363803187;gribble;There are currently 2353.8081 bitcoins offered at or under 64.66 USD, worth 150212.942787 USD in total. | Data vintage: 98.9168 seconds -70034;1363803194;Chaang-Noi;this bot is slow as fuck -70033;1363803442;smickles;;;goxlag -70032;1363803442;gribble;0.263985 seconds -70031;1363803458;smickles;;;asks 64.66 -70030;1363803460;gribble;There are currently 181.48403 bitcoins offered at or under 64.66 USD, worth 11578.8474952 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -70029;1363803479;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 70 -70028;1363803480;gribble;There are currently 17923.735 bitcoins offered at or under 70.0 USD, worth 1216110.74987 USD in total. | Data vintage: 19.3849 seconds -70027;1363803486;Chaang-Noi;that is not much... -70026;1363803501;Chaang-Noi;the whale is just waiting for suckers to list coins lower... -70025;1363803905;Bowjob;http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3tg8ms/ -70024;1363803931;Bowjob;I updated the meme. I told a gaming forum about bitcoins way back then -70023;1363803939;Bowjob;gave them an update, they went holy shit -70022;1363804011;benkay;sounds like a waste of time -70021;1363804031;Bowjob;they will eventually give up and buy some in the future -70020;1363804045;Bowjob;I just wanna tell them. "I told you so" -70019;1363804052;Bowjob;seems childlish.. ehehehe -70018;1363804055;benkay;on a different topic, someone should put togther a REIT that runs on btc to swoop into shittily-banked countries and swipe their assets out from underneath them at a fraction of their real value because the natives are scared. -70017;1363804070;benkay;like I said, bowjob, waste of time. you could be building a company or something. -70016;1363804185;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -70015;1363804185;gribble;0.753354 seconds -70014;1363804188;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -70013;1363804188;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.75000, Best ask: 64.73000, Bid-ask spread: 0.98000, Last trade: 64.73000, 24 hour volume: 91975.92783006, 24 hour low: 53.00000, 24 hour high: 64.99980, 24 hour vwap: 59.44622 -70012;1363804206;Bowjob;64 -70011;1363804309;Chaang-Noi;just had 64.75 -70010;1363804480;Bowjob;its rainy here -70009;1363804499;Bowjob;heh, i accidentally wore my pants backwards -70008;1363804505;Bowjob;apparently its insanely good luck -70007;1363804516;ThickAsThieves;chaang ltc might dip into your Buy zone -70006;1363804547;Chaang-Noi;under .009 -70005;1363804558;Bowjob;yeap its under 8 -70004;1363804561;Bowjob;i mean 9 -70003;1363804574;Chaang-Noi;my eye is on it -70002;1363804672;Bowjob;I kinda feel bad for people who borrow BTC -70001;1363804689;Bowjob;they'll get gored by the bull -70000;1363804708;smickles;Bowjob: i just had someone ask me to lend to them when wer were ~10 bucks lower -69999;1363804727;Bowjob;I lent 3 BTC to a reputable person, I hope they make profit on it -69998;1363804736;Bowjob;thats when BTC was 58 bucks -69997;1363804757;Bowjob;in two weeks, BTC may well be $75 -69996;1363804758;Bowjob;ea -69995;1363804777;Chaang-Noi;$100 before end of month -69994;1363804796;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 63 @ 0.00396 = 0.2495 BTC [-] -69993;1363804807;Bowjob;it was way more exciting when i was broke -69992;1363804810;Bowjob;living on 10 bucks a day -69991;1363804811;Bowjob;heh -69990;1363804825;Bowjob;when i got my first paycheck -69989;1363804828;Bowjob;for 840 dollars -69988;1363804833;Bowjob;felt like a million bucks -69987;1363804872;Chaang-Noi;;;8ball when goat dies will he get 72 virgins? -69986;1363804872;gribble;Maybe... -69985;1363804876;Chaang-Noi;meh -69984;1363804882;kakobrekla;want the old exciting way of life back? -69983;1363804884;Troic_;!ticker m s.dice -69982;1363804884;kakobrekla;1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE -69981;1363804885;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00381798 / 0.00413145 / 0.005 (160717 shares, 663.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00381798 / 0.00444285 / 0.00599987 (232474 shares, 1,032.85 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00596521 / 0.0069 (2433117 shares, 14,514.06 BTC) -69980;1363804900;Bowjob;Nah, I'm better off like this -69979;1363804901;Bowjob;lol -69978;1363804905;kakobrekla;cmon -69977;1363804907;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: man, I wanna vanitygen that -69976;1363804908;kakobrekla;eater is hungry -69975;1363804914;Bowjob;the old exciting life.. ughh -69974;1363804924;Bowjob;10 bucks a day. walk to school -69973;1363804927;Bowjob;no money for bus -69972;1363804954;Bowjob;Well, even at 10 bucks a day, I managed to save like $500 without starving myself -69971;1363804970;Diablo-D3;heh -69970;1363804973;Diablo-D3;you wanna save money? -69969;1363804974;Diablo-D3;go paleo -69968;1363804979;Bowjob;paleo? -69967;1363804990;kakobrekla;go amish -69966;1363804991;jurov;or soylent :) -69965;1363804995;Bowjob;im pretty loaded right now, both fiat and btc -69964;1363805027;Bowjob;i wish id appreciate 10 bucks today like 10 bucks back then -69963;1363805030;Bowjob;its just.. inflation -69962;1363805051;Bowjob;and its just been 3 years, i can feel the price go up -69961;1363805057;Chaang-Noi;mt gox is broken -69960;1363805065;Chaang-Noi;fucking gox -69959;1363805067;kakobrekla;yeah -69958;1363805070;Bowjob;what else is new -69957;1363805070;Bowjob;lol -69956;1363805072;kakobrekla;ima gonna put btc/usd in mt4 -69955;1363805076;kakobrekla;problem solved -69954;1363805090;Chaang-Noi;if i gave mt gox $100k usd think they could fix this? -69953;1363805099;kakobrekla;lol -69952;1363805102;kakobrekla;are you a comedian -69951;1363805109;kakobrekla;you should hang out with usagi -69950;1363805129;Chaang-Noi;i know, they will need much much more -69949;1363805134;Bowjob;mt gox makes way more than $100k -69948;1363805135;Bowjob;lol -69947;1363805150;kakobrekla;they are unfixable -69946;1363805157;Chaang-Noi;kako i just be trollin, its what i do for a living -69945;1363805165;kakobrekla;pays good? -69944;1363805186;Chaang-Noi;i could not make more money at anything else, so i guess so -69943;1363805210;Bowjob;u do it at a bar -69942;1363805212;Chaang-Noi;but really... gox... -69941;1363805226;Chaang-Noi;when i go to a bar im the silent guy in the corner -69940;1363805250;kakobrekla;but in the trollbox -69939;1363805251;Chaang-Noi;that all the hot girls go to and wai, and all the thai guys are like wtf? ;D -69938;1363805253;kakobrekla;hes the big boss -69937;1363805266;Chaang-Noi;yeah, in this box, im just an average fish -69936;1363805280;Bowjob;gah. i want a new coat -69935;1363805290;kakobrekla;i want new goat -69934;1363805294;Bowjob;its freezing here in vancouver -69933;1363805303;Chaang-Noi;that is the last thing i want (a coat) i could use a goat.. grass is tall -69932;1363805305;Bowjob;id reckon spring and fall is actually colder than winter -69931;1363805315;Bowjob;winter is just.. idk lol. not as cold -69930;1363805328;kakobrekla;all the snow makes it warm. -69929;1363805331;Chaang-Noi;once i get a million usd im going to anartica, andyone else have plans for 1 million usd? -69928;1363805360;kakobrekla;meh antartica -69927;1363805367;Bowjob;ant arc tica -69926;1363805388;Chaang-Noi;iv never been -69925;1363805412;Bowjob;yeah, snow makes for warmer surroundings oddly enough -69924;1363805429;Bowjob;the wind just freezes me inside -69923;1363805645;Bowjob;are Cypriot banks still closed? -69922;1363805655;kakobrekla;afaik ya -69921;1363805670;jurov;and they will likely stay closed longer -69920;1363805670;Chaang-Noi;yeah, will they ever open again? -69919;1363805689;Chaang-Noi;we need a bitbet 4 that -69918;1363805691;jurov;prolly after their parliament reaches some decision -69917;1363805697;Chaang-Noi;banks open by april 1st or so -69916;1363805746;Chaang-Noi;can anyone remember when btc broke 50? seems like yesterday -69915;1363805842;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -69914;1363805842;gribble;1.244448 seconds -69913;1363805844;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -69912;1363805844;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.25002, Best ask: 63.48000, Bid-ask spread: 0.22998, Last trade: 64.05000, 24 hour volume: 86416.29418274, 24 hour low: 53.60931, 24 hour high: 64.99980, 24 hour vwap: 59.92861 -69911;1363805883;Chaang-Noi;that ticker right? -69910;1363805894;Chaang-Noi;hi ineededausername -69909;1363805902;ineededausername;hi goat :) -69908;1363805914;jurov;kakobrekla: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1ao5eg/today_i_learned_you_can_use_mt4_for_bitcoin/ -69907;1363806004;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.33318 = 0.9995 BTC [-] -69906;1363806009;kakobrekla;you cant use it to trade btc/usd pair (yet) -69905;1363806021;kakobrekla;hes prolly confused about that -69904;1363806037;Bowjob;;;ticker -69903;1363806037;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.48000, Best ask: 63.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12000, Last trade: 63.48000, 24 hour volume: 86370.84658881, 24 hour low: 53.60931, 24 hour high: 64.99980, 24 hour vwap: 59.93938 -69902;1363806042;Bowjob;;;goxlag -69901;1363806043;gribble;2.22098 seconds -69900;1363806075;jurov;kako i know, just that you may want to comment there -69899;1363806096;kakobrekla;by their standards ima scammer -69898;1363806103;kakobrekla;who gives -69897;1363806103;jurov;it took me a while to understand how btc is used on bit4x -69896;1363806138;jurov;oooh, me too. still have screenshot of how was coinbr announcement received by reddit -69895;1363806144;jurov;for shits and giggles -69894;1363806150;kakobrekla;heh -69893;1363806222;Bowjob;;;ticker -69892;1363806222;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.50002, Best ask: 64.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49998, Last trade: 64.00000, 24 hour volume: 86281.05475386, 24 hour low: 53.60931, 24 hour high: 64.99980, 24 hour vwap: 59.95506 -69891;1363806318;Chaang-Noi; Mar20 17:04:03 mtgox x5 100.0000 @ 64.00246812 USD life -69890;1363806324;Bowjob;;;ticker -69889;1363806324;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.50003, Best ask: 64.42999, Bid-ask spread: 0.92996, Last trade: 64.43000, 24 hour volume: 86359.93202852, 24 hour low: 53.60931, 24 hour high: 64.99980, 24 hour vwap: 59.96982 -69888;1363806334;Bowjob;fun shit -69887;1363806336;ineededausername;whoosh -69886;1363806341;ineededausername;going to 100! -69885;1363806348;ineededausername;;;bc,price -69884;1363806348;gribble;Next Price Estimate: 70.872978 | Next Price In About 2 days, 23 hours, 11 minutes, and 14 seconds -69883;1363806354;ineededausername;ok, maybe only 70 ;) -69882;1363806368;Bowjob;the mpex OIX is so wrong -69881;1363806369;Bowjob;lol -69880;1363806378;Bowjob;it said $39 or something -69879;1363806379;Bowjob;lol -69878;1363806411;jcpham;look it inau -69877;1363806416;jurov;what do you think, will mp manage to add new options before price crosses 75? -69876;1363806423;jcpham;gtfoff my rocket inau -69875;1363806454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10850 @ 0.0007499 = 8.1364 BTC [-] -69874;1363806462;jurov;wtb C5000N -69873;1363806790;mod6;!ticker m ^OIX -69872;1363806791;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / 57.56498348 / 57.56498348 (6790 shares, 792.60 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -69871;1363806885;Bowjob;;;ticker -69870;1363806885;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.68001, Best ask: 63.79500, Bid-ask spread: 0.11499, Last trade: 63.79500, 24 hour volume: 85046.90197713, 24 hour low: 55.10000, 24 hour high: 64.99980, 24 hour vwap: 60.10183 -69869;1363806912;Bowjob;$65 is the ath -69868;1363807251;Bowjob;;;ticker -69867;1363807252;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.38002, Best ask: 63.60130, Bid-ask spread: 0.22128, Last trade: 63.38002, 24 hour volume: 85696.78091179, 24 hour low: 55.30001, 24 hour high: 64.99980, 24 hour vwap: 60.17280 -69866;1363807266;Bowjob;im thinking of a black aventador/ mhm -69865;1363807796;kakobrekla;lol reddit jurov, one idiot bigger than the other -69864;1363807833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.004 = 7.2 BTC [+] -69863;1363807845;jurov;how do you mean "reddit jurov, one idiot bigger than the other" ? -69862;1363807870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 18481 @ 0.004 = 73.924 BTC [+] -69861;1363807890;kakobrekla;commenting the comment posted on that forex thread or whatever the thing is called on reddit -69860;1363807950;jurov;okay... just got alternative meaning of that sentence first -69859;1363807959;jurov;:D -69858;1363807962;pigeons;usagi is offline now but he sent me a query that he's upset because he claimed i lied to him because he told me not to post the spreadsheet to a public web page or post it to the forum -69857;1363807981;pigeons;and he claims I sent derived an edited copy, which I did not -69856;1363807988;smickles;pigeons: what link did i miss -69855;1363807992;kakobrekla;you say it was a mistake -69854;1363807997;jcpham;hey pigeons guess who i believe -69853;1363808002;kakobrekla;he prolly ment please YES post it -69852;1363808005;jcpham;i bet you'll never guess -69851;1363808026;pigeons;smickles: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.120 -69850;1363808042;jcpham;pigeons always starting drama on the forums -69849;1363808048;jcpham;u cray pigeons -69848;1363808064;pigeons;kakobrekla: i didnt post it, i sent it to deprived who posted an except of the part that shows he calculates exactly what a share is worth a knows its 100% overpriced -69847;1363808079;kakobrekla;aha k -69846;1363808084;pigeons;and i didnt send an edited version of course, why would i do that? -69845;1363808157;Chaang-Noi;lol -69844;1363808169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5 @ 0.004805 = 0.024 BTC [+] -69843;1363808171;Chaang-Noi;okay in a few days ill pay for the next share:) -69842;1363808189;pigeons;he says im revoked from access -69841;1363808197;Chaang-Noi;yeah, we need a new guy -69840;1363808211;Chaang-Noi;i dont think that will be hard to find -69839;1363808231;Chaang-Noi;any i need to sleep, good trading all -69838;1363808437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.0007499 = 1.9497 BTC [-] -69837;1363808443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3056 @ 0.00074912 = 2.2893 BTC [-] -69836;1363808445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 592 @ 0.00074461 = 0.4408 BTC [-] -69835;1363808447;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 652 @ 0.0007446 = 0.4855 BTC [-] -69834;1363808509;jurov;so,all s.dice @0.004 gone, what shall i do with the stash? wait for divs? -69833;1363808536;jurov;or for whale -69832;1363808541;mod6;buy low, sell high -69831;1363808617;mod6;looks like .003 is a good support level in ther -69830;1363808619;mod6;*there -69829;1363808677;jurov;heh nobody wants to sell less than 66% of ipo price -69828;1363808738;jurov;would move it to bf and sell there, if g.sdice wasn't ghost town :( -69827;1363808756;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.856 BTC [-] -69826;1363808821;jurov;btc grows too fast, ruins stock trade :( haha -69825;1363808875;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.494 = 1.482 BTC [+] -69824;1363808933;smickles;soebot up and running again :) -69823;1363808943;smickles;nasty overflow error -69822;1363808943;jborkl;on tu silver - i looked at that report -69821;1363808958;jborkl;80 oz * 28 / 63 -69820;1363808959;jurov;$markov usagi -69819;1363808959;mpexbot;jurov: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -69818;1363808964;jurov;oh that's other bot -69817;1363808971;smickles;$markov -69816;1363808971;mpexbot;i can see you with half you face painted blue right now, mircea_popescu -69815;1363808994;jborkl;35 bitcoins miuns debt applied of 46 btc -69814;1363809003;smickles;jurov: the broken link thing happens when the bot hasn't seen someone start a line with the given word -69813;1363809013;smickles;let's test it -69812;1363809013;jborkl;plus the 3 btc left -69811;1363809018;jurov;$markov i -69810;1363809018;mpexbot;i wasn;t,no -69809;1363809024;jurov;$markov and -69808;1363809025;mpexbot;and trades by email are supported automatically? -69807;1363809028;jborkl;so the fund is worth -8 approx btc? -69806;1363809029;smickles;usagi wanker wanker bumble but -69805;1363809032;smickles;$usagi -69804;1363809038;smickles;$markov usagi -69803;1363809038;mpexbot;smickles: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -69802;1363809041;smickles;bah -69801;1363809046;smickles;i dunno then -69800;1363809050;jurov;$markov he -69799;1363809051;mpexbot;jurov: Error: I found a broken link in the Markov chain. Maybe I received two bad links to start the chain. -69798;1363809051;pigeons;i don't know, he ownse some options on his own shares and some JAH mining shares -69797;1363809094;pigeons;he being TU.SILVER -69796;1363809116;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.484 BTC [-] -69795;1363809243;jborkl;;;calc -8/800 -69794;1363809244;gribble;-0.01 -69793;1363809264;jborkl;^ approx value of tu.silver- if I am not missing something -69792;1363809355;benkay;we need to push people running bitcoin companies on extreme transparency -69791;1363809375;benkay;verifiable business practices -69790;1363809400;benkay;i'm glad that people on the forum are running usagi through the grinder -69789;1363809414;XRPTrader2;i think the real question is "how many russian mobsters do we need to get to buy bitcoin?" :D -69788;1363809418;benkay;bar needs to be way higher. -69787;1363809437;benkay;need? -69786;1363809438;benkay;zero. -69785;1363809456;benkay;need is such a strong word. typically used by people who don't really understand what it is to need a thing. -69784;1363809468;benkay;like -69783;1363809474;benkay;i need a vpn to do my stuff -69782;1363809475;benkay;wrong -69781;1363809485;XRPTrader2;is reading satire one of your strong points? -69780;1363809487;benkay;just use ssh, and fish through the connections with a coathanger -69779;1363809518;benkay;ignoring it is. -69778;1363809560;benkay;but while we're on the topic, what was the actual point you were trying to make? i can't read it through all the funny. -69777;1363809624;benkay;(also it turns out i do need a vpn, for efficiency. the thing about using irony online is that you have to explain it to people. hence, "coathanger".) -69776;1363809703;pigeons;i just let them think im stuoid -69775;1363809731;benkay;>>stuoid -69774;1363809735;benkay;;) -69773;1363809746;benkay;thanks for posting the thing, pigeons -69772;1363809763;smickles;;;ident -69771;1363809763;gribble;You are not identified. -69770;1363809801;pigeons;team effort -69769;1363809825;benkay;pass my thanks on to team plz -69768;1363809837;smickles;;;rated usagi -69767;1363809837;gribble;You rated user usagi on Sun Nov 11 18:00:33 2012, giving him a rating of -1, and supplied these additional notes: defaulted on this: http://bitbin.it/nPDQRLME and tries overcome simple facts with appeals to emotion. -69766;1363809839;smickles;;) -69765;1363809877;smickles;aw, bitbinit is down? -69764;1363809893;benkay;naw -69763;1363809896;benkay;just taking a while -69762;1363809917;benkay;wowee -69761;1363809929;benkay;where did he respond to defaulting? -69760;1363809939;pigeons;;;rated usagi -69759;1363809940;gribble;You rated user usagi on Thu Nov 15 13:23:03 2012, giving him a rating of -1, and supplied these additional notes: person strikes me a bit flaky. -69758;1363809943;benkay;or address his failure to pay? -69757;1363809943;smickles;in a forum thread somewhere -69756;1363809947;benkay;baww -69755;1363809975;topace;anyone want to invest in https://www.cavirtex.com? i can do pre-release private invitations -- it goes public tomorrow. -69754;1363809985;topace;it'll be listed on havelock under symbol VTX -69753;1363810008;smickles;benkay: basically, shit was hitting the fan with glbse, I asked him if he'd be able to pay. he said yes, then vanished for a while, defaulted and then said i was heartless -69752;1363810017;pigeons;;;ident topace -69751;1363810018;gribble;Nick 'topace', with hostmask 'topace!~kvirc@unaffiliated/topace', is not identified. -69750;1363810021;smickles;I'll find the link for you -69749;1363810027;benkay;no worries -69748;1363810037;benkay;i trust your read on the thing -69747;1363810066;benkay;pigeons, correct me if i'm wrong, but it's bad form to rate someone without having performed a transaction with them -69746;1363810077;benkay;but *I think* that it's bad form... -69745;1363810082;pigeons;benkay: i disagree as does the founder of the web of trust -69744;1363810087;smickles;it's a trust rating -69743;1363810093;benkay;hm -69742;1363810096;smickles;not a done-biz-with rating -69741;1363810101;benkay;hm hm hm -69740;1363810106;pigeons;i used to hold back more, but people have been scammed and i never said anything -69739;1363810130;smickles;also, people have been scammed b/c i didn't rate people -69738;1363810140;smickles;so rate people -69737;1363810145;smickles;it helps others -69736;1363810158;benkay;has anyone done any work on distributing the WoT? -69735;1363810169;smickles;#bitcoin-wot iirc -69734;1363810183;pigeons;benkay: yeah v2 proposal is distributed #bitcoin-wot -69733;1363810186;benkay;thanks -69732;1363810241;pigeons;and i did do business with him , i bought his cdos from mpex and he proceeded to sell all the C out from the DOs and then told me it was impossible for cpa to go bankrupt when i asked him about it -69731;1363810258;pigeons;then went bankrupt -69730;1363810274;smickles;damn -69729;1363810305;benkay;damn pigeons -69728;1363810314;benkay;and you're not rating him for that? -69727;1363810329;benkay;why the "seems flaky" instead of "fucked me hard"? -69726;1363810334;pigeons;i cant even succintly explain all the stupid involved for a rating -69725;1363810345;pigeons;cause that's his problem, he's a fuckin nut -69724;1363810348;benkay;and why just a -1? -69723;1363810365;pigeons;the -1 was at a time when he was working to repay folks -69722;1363810402;pigeons;my rating of usagi is, dude is flaky, warning -69721;1363810422;benkay;hm -69720;1363810446;pigeons;;;rate topace 2 -69719;1363810447;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user topace has been recorded. -69718;1363810634;pigeons;usagi had 3 different risk profiles for his cdos, and he bought OBSI.HYPT (High Yield Pass Through into secret business model now run away with the money) in the EXTREMELY LOW RISK group -69717;1363810688;pigeons;also flat out lied about the valuations. something sells for X and he says "book value" is X * 10 because mining is looking good -69716;1363810710;topace;thanks pigeons :) -69715;1363810716;topace;i should figure out how to auth myself with gribble again -69714;1363810718;topace;been so long -69713;1363810751;benkay;eauth topace -69712;1363810768;benkay;curl whatever | gpg --decrypt -69711;1363810795;benkay;send plaintext to gribble -69710;1363810866;topace;;;ident topace -69709;1363810867;gribble;Nick 'topace', with hostmask 'topace!~kvirc@unaffiliated/topace', is identified as user topace, with GPG key id A49472A32D4FCE50, key fingerprint 08AEAC40F3086E6131B39762A49472A32D4FCE50, and bitcoin address None -69708;1363810891;topace;;;getrating topace -69707;1363810891;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask topace!~kvirc@unaffiliated/topace . User topace, rated since Wed Jun 8 15:37:29 2011. Cumulative rating 25, from 10 total ratings. Received ratings: 10 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 6 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=topace -69706;1363810923;pigeons;http://wiki.bitcoin-otc.com/wiki/GPG_authentication#Helper_scripts -69705;1363811018;smickles;$depth s.dice -69704;1363811019;mpexbot;smickles: Bids: ['1576 @ 0.00393432', '5034 @ 0.003198', '805000 @ 0.0031', '116759 @ 0.00100118', '42030 @ 0.00100117'] -69703;1363811020;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['995 @ 0.004805', '201 @ 0.005', '6623 @ 0.0051', '41800 @ 0.0056', '19183 @ 0.00576999'] -69702;1363811123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 995 @ 0.004805 = 4.781 BTC [+] -69701;1363811558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3241 @ 0.00076404 = 2.4763 BTC [+] -69700;1363811560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 592 @ 0.00076716 = 0.4542 BTC [+] -69699;1363811562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5059 @ 0.00076717 = 3.8811 BTC [+] -69698;1363812715;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [+] -69697;1363812873;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.5 BTC -69696;1363813034;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 10 @ 0.00178 = 0.0178 BTC [-] -69695;1363813054;dub;just realised who the bitcoin pride guy is -69694;1363813075;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00413 BTC [-] -69693;1363813077;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00412 BTC [-] -69692;1363813079;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.0041 BTC [-] -69691;1363813081;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 3 @ 0.00369 = 0.0111 BTC [-] -69690;1363813083;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.00351 = 0.0351 BTC [-] -69689;1363813085;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 3 @ 0.00328 = 0.0098 BTC [-] -69688;1363813090;benkay;dub, who is he? -69687;1363813135;dub;one of realsolids fan boys or perhaps personalities -69686;1363813147;smickles;ha -69685;1363813155;benkay;wow the shirts on that site are uniformly horrid. -69684;1363813161;dub;one of the top 5 most retarded forum users -69683;1363813195;benkay;bitcoin wifey? -69682;1363813245;benkay;let's just cement the tech community's reputation for misogyny. -69681;1363813285;benkay;not one "Free the Market, Free the World" shirt. -69680;1363813288;smickles;dub, realsolid on bitcoin: http://memegenerator.net/instance/36422651 -69679;1363813390;jurov;BFLievers alert! Difficulty future CoinBr.iDiff-O paid and reissued with 15th May expiration: http://bit.ly/WVtL6x . -69678;1363813398;jurov;Also,CoinBr.iDiff-E sells now at 0.095 only. -69677;1363813426;pigeons;Al Gore is RealSolid? -69676;1363813429;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.0099 = 0.099 BTC [+] -69675;1363813449;smickles;no, al gore is a big fan of bitcoins -69674;1363813466;mod6;lol fuck al gore in his ear -69673;1363813485;pigeons;by a big manbearpig -69672;1363813490;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 28 @ 0.0099 = 0.2772 BTC [+] -69671;1363813526;mod6;haha -69670;1363813690;smickles;http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/15246076.jpg lol -69669;1363814509;mod6;smickles: hahah -69668;1363814680;dub;who dat is? -69667;1363814919;smickles;dub, no idea -69666;1363814925;smickles;1890's guy meme -69665;1363815588;kakobrekla;;;ticker -69664;1363815589;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.64997, Best ask: 63.64998, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 63.64997, 24 hour volume: 80512.67272484, 24 hour low: 57.02000, 24 hour high: 64.99980, 24 hour vwap: 60.83886 -69663;1363815734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00499999 BTC [+] -69662;1363815751;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.858991 = 1.718 BTC [-] -69661;1363815792;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.858991 = 6.8719 BTC [-] -69660;1363816053;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.858991 = 5.1539 BTC [-] -69659;1363816327;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.858991 BTC [-] -69658;1363816631;ThickAsThieves;thinking out loud, is it possible asicminer was waiting to increase their hashing a lot until they had met their IPO obligation of .01? Now that they have pretty much reached that, they can start paying themselves half. -69657;1363816678;benkay;anything's possible. -69656;1363816679;ThickAsThieves;they also mentioned that they might hold back on hashing in the future to try and reduce difficulty changes -69655;1363816693;ThickAsThieves;maybe those two notions combined -69654;1363816699;ThickAsThieves;add up to something -69653;1363817336;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.858 BTC [-] -69652;1363817510;jurov;$91/BTC = "One beeellion dollars" -69651;1363817588;pigeons;wow, that's like $250/oz in fan club silver -69650;1363817605;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 70 -69649;1363817608;gribble;There are currently 18945.979 bitcoins offered at or under 70.0 USD, worth 1287280.13071 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0018 seconds -69648;1363817614;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 69.99 -69647;1363817614;gribble;There are currently 18661.56 bitcoins offered at or under 69.99 USD, worth 1267370.78922 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.7516 seconds -69646;1363817629;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 65 -69645;1363817629;gribble;There are currently 2767.5768 bitcoins offered at or under 65.0 USD, worth 179691.531073 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.2104 seconds -69644;1363817644;jurov;ThickAsThieves, stop, ur killing mtgox :) -69643;1363817691;smickles;lol -69642;1363817712;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -69641;1363817713;gribble;0.166135 seconds -69640;1363817719;ThickAsThieves;it can take the abuse it seems -69639;1363817879;jurov;if today someone on the street asked me what bitcoin costs, i'll be liek -69638;1363817892;jurov;$50.. err.. $60... err... lemme check -69637;1363817937;kakobrekla;http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/estimation.png -69636;1363817941;kakobrekla;like this -69635;1363817968;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.858991 BTC [+] -69634;1363817987;benkay;24hr weighted avg? -69633;1363817996;benkay;24hr weighted avg of biggest exchanges, maybe. -69632;1363818007;jurov;;;vwap -69631;1363818008;gribble;Error: "vwap" is not a valid command. -69630;1363818012;benkay;$vwap -69629;1363818016;mpexbot;benkay: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=hayxi7Pw -69628;1363818018;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -69627;1363818021;gribble;60.84 -69626;1363818038;benkay;prc? -69625;1363818058;jurov;PRiCe? -69624;1363818353;benkay;volume weighted or anything? -69623;1363818370;benkay;;;bc,12hprc -69622;1363818371;gribble;Error: "bc,12hprc" is not a valid command. -69621;1363818377;benkay;;;bc,24hprc -69620;1363818379;gribble;60.84 -69619;1363818381;benkay;hm. -69618;1363818385;smickles;benkay: all markets 24h vwap -69617;1363818398;benkay;thanks smickles -69616;1363818399;jborkl;smickles, I have some windows user install instructions -69615;1363818409;benkay;documentation's a bit lacking. -69614;1363818413;smickles;jborkl: I'd love to have them :) -69613;1363818413;jborkl;you want me to email it? -69612;1363818419;smickles;please -69611;1363818425;jborkl;ok, np -69610;1363818497;smickles;jborkl: btw, i'm working on improving the appearance of the 'long list' sort of things like bids/asks and the overall market view -69609;1363818499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00076717 = 2.8385 BTC [+] -69608;1363818533;jborkl;ok, cool- I just got it working- took a break from yesterday. -69607;1363818546;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.85899 = 8.5899 BTC [-] -69606;1363818549;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.85899 = 1.718 BTC [-] -69605;1363818799;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.0111 = 0.0222 BTC [+] -69604;1363818863;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.32001 BTC [-] -69603;1363818916;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.00801 BTC [-] -69602;1363818918;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.00801 BTC [-] -69601;1363819452;unbalanced;So is the Fed buying all the Bitcoins up er wot? -69600;1363819482;pigeons;no its algore -69599;1363819505;unbalanced;I hear he invented Bitcoin. Or was it the internet? -69598;1363819554;Namworld;It's ah me, Mario! Buying all the BTC at 1 coin = 1 BTC. -69597;1363819590;Namworld;100 oz giant gold coins I keep collecting everywhere. -69596;1363819593;jurov;ph, algore. wait till billg arrives -69595;1363819607;jurov;the father of internet, universe and everything -69594;1363819654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3964 @ 0.00076717 = 3.0411 BTC [+] -69593;1363819686;unbalanced;Or is this surge caused by certain Russian "interests" getting their money the heck out of Cyprus? -69592;1363819766;billg;lmao this nick was free! -69591;1363819786;unbalanced;You look taller. Nice suit. -69590;1363819799;Namworld;Occam's razor... those scenarios... -69589;1363819831;benkay;unbalanced -69588;1363819839;benkay;you should grab unbalanced_payments -69587;1363819846;benkay;and make a bitcoin company with that name -69586;1363819854;benkay;confuse the shit out of some people. -69585;1363819866;Namworld;The simplest explanation is a bunch of newcomers hearing of the price going up wants in. Further raising the price... further attracting newcomers. -69584;1363819881;Namworld;The higher the price, the more interest there is from the general population. -69583;1363819883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00076717 BTC [+] -69582;1363819885;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.858989 = 2.577 BTC [-] -69581;1363819891;Namworld;It's gonna burn all the little guys. -69580;1363819900;unbalanced;Great, bring on the Ponzi headines. -69579;1363819908;unbalanced;Again. -69578;1363819923;jborkl;Succesful windows buy smickles- adding to the order book and cancel works alsl -69577;1363819925;jborkl;also -69576;1363819930;Namworld;Well I'm sure Bitcoin is raising in value, regardless of this exponential price rise. -69575;1363819964;unbalanced;OTOH, if this keeps up for 100 more years, I may eventually be rich. -69574;1363819965;Namworld;Just that the current price is mostly fueled by speculation. It is my belief. -69573;1363819985;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.858988 = 1.718 BTC [-] -69572;1363820004;billg;^this is then fueled by what? -69571;1363820004;Namworld;I'm waiting for the price to go down. Even if it doesn't... well I have a fair amount of BTC even if not much. -69570;1363820009;MJR_;see nassim taleb about bitcoins? -69569;1363820024;Namworld;ASICMINER? -69568;1363820027;MJR_;or al gore? awesome -69567;1363820036;Namworld;It's fueled by their massive amount of hashing power. -69566;1363820057;MJR_;hey Namworld ! -69565;1363820064;MJR_;:) -69564;1363820067;unbalanced;Namworld: I agree, I don't know where it'll be in a year or 5 but I can't see it back at 2.50. -69563;1363820085;Namworld;yeah, not going to drop at 2.5 again I think... -69562;1363820089;MJR_;loving btc bond -69561;1363820095;kakobrekla;maybe 2.8 -69560;1363820101;Namworld;But maybe a low of 15 USD/BTC at the low of the crash. -69559;1363820104;unbalanced;Taleb/Gore said something about Bitcoin? Googling... -69558;1363820114;smickles;jborkl: nice :) -69557;1363820115;Namworld;Maybe then go and stabilize around 30 USD/BTC? -69556;1363820118;MJR_;separately -69555;1363820124;Namworld;Complete bogus speculation on the price anyway. -69554;1363820128;Namworld;Thanks MJR -69553;1363820149;Namworld;I was thinking of slowly buying back tho. -69552;1363820166;Namworld;At least a part of it. -69551;1363820174;MJR_;I hedged by investing dollars to lend at bitfinex -69550;1363820184;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -69549;1363820185;gribble;0.158895 seconds -69548;1363820214;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.858988 BTC [-] -69547;1363820329;Namworld;Imagine if price skyrockets to 1k USD a BTC during this which I expect to be a bubble and all BTC-BOND holders want to cash out right away? Would be expensive to buy and complicated to sell assets to cover them. -69546;1363820338;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00444 BTC [-] -69545;1363820351;Namworld;I've removed ask and will buy back at least a good portion of it. -69544;1363820362;deadweasel;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155036.20 is this guy serious? -69543;1363820368;deadweasel;insurance? -69542;1363820394;deadweasel;that site looks like it took upwards of 12 minutes to make -69541;1363820401;unbalanced;Ah, I hit http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/ and now I'm caught up on Taleb and Gore pumping Bitcoin. -69540;1363820404;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 400 @ 0.0099 = 3.96 BTC [+] -69539;1363820407;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.858989 = 2.577 BTC [+] -69538;1363820542;smickles;jborkl: Thanks for the instructions. The only thing is that you shouldn't need pympex to get the MPEx gui to work, otherwise I'd be breaking pympex's license -69537;1363820658;jborkl;Let me move that , one sec -69536;1363820726;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 50 @ 0.00399 = 0.1995 BTC [+] -69535;1363820737;jborkl;ok, remove that from the instructions, you are correct -69534;1363820833;jborkl;also, I forgot to add- you need to choose to have Kivy open the mpexgui- right click and assign it to always open this file -69533;1363820912;smickles;oh windows is so strange to me now -69532;1363820927;ThickAsThieves;bottom fell out on ltc -69531;1363821101;ThickAsThieves;http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-20/fleeing-the-euro-for-bitcoins-.html sorry of that was already linked -69530;1363821104;ThickAsThieves;if* -69529;1363821117;smickles;not the bloomberg one -69528;1363821148;jborkl;smickles, I just read Cython is included in Kivy for windows- So no need to download that separate -69527;1363821190;unbalanced;benkay: sorry for the delay I was off reading - good idea! -69526;1363821212;unbalanced;ThinkAsThieves: similar to http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-03-20/jittery-spaniards-seek-safe-haven-in-bitcoins%23r=rss -69525;1363821216;benkay;no apologies necessary, unbalanced. your cycles were probably better burnt on whatever you were reading. -69524;1363821244;ThickAsThieves;LTC on BTC-e.com - Sell orders = Sell orders 902842 LTC, Buy Orders 968BTC -69523;1363821244;benkay;on the same topic, a local goldbug just got back from argentina, where he rented a car with bitcoins -69522;1363821303;kakobrekla;is a bitcoin bug then -69521;1363821348;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.24 = 0.48 BTC [-] -69520;1363821351;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.24995 BTC [+] -69519;1363821353;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.24997 = 0.7499 BTC [+] -69518;1363821358;unbalanced;Did he say how's their hyperinflation was coming along? -69517;1363821372;unbalanced;er, *how -69516;1363821378;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 0.002499 BTC [-] -69515;1363821406;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 2 @ 2.5 = 5 BTC [+] -69514;1363821521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00077103 = 2.236 BTC [+] -69513;1363821577;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.858989 = 1.718 BTC [+] -69512;1363821791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1082 @ 0.00077103 = 0.8343 BTC [+] -69511;1363821793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00077104 = 4.8576 BTC [+] -69510;1363821799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2318 @ 0.00077128 = 1.7878 BTC [+] -69509;1363821903;smickles;jborkl: "uniextractor" is that how it's actually spelled? -69508;1363821928;jborkl;one sec -69507;1363822005;jborkl;UniExtract -69506;1363822024;smickles;thx :) -69505;1363822221;unbalanced;Namworld: excuse my thickness but how would more hash power (ASICMINER) drive up BTC/USD? It sounds logical but I'm not sure I understand the cause/effect steps -69504;1363822259;unbalanced;Is it because other miners need a higher exchange rate to keep mining, and the network needs the other miners? -69503;1363822407;jborkl;Overall security of the network increases value -69502;1363822412;jborkl;imo -69501;1363822501;smickles;jborkl: once you have asigned kivy to always open the file, can you launch MPEx just by double clicking MPEx instead of Kivy.bat? -69500;1363822504;peterl;But overall security has diminishing returns, doubling the hash rate does not give double the security -69499;1363822528;jborkl;smickles, yes -69498;1363822532;unbalanced;So more powerful verification mechanisms (ASIC-based miners) improve the utility/value of Bitcoin... right. -69497;1363822595;jborkl;I agree overall security does not provide hash double and price double -69496;1363822615;jborkl;I think we are at a unique point reached in January -69495;1363822617;unbalanced;Thousands of Europeans fleeing tax grabs are probably more of a factor I guess. -69494;1363822631;unbalanced;+speculators -69493;1363822654;dub;theres a historical correlation between difficulty and price, its probably a hangover from that -69492;1363822694;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/etc/btc/charts.php -69491;1363822710;kakobrekla;theres support and resistance in profitability -69490;1363822774;unbalanced;Interesting! -69489;1363822820;kakobrekla;support being around 0.2 and resistance 0.5 or so -69488;1363822823;smickles;unbalanced: also check out the charts at http://blockchained.com/ -69487;1363822827;kakobrekla;my bet is support will go lower with asic -69486;1363822838;kakobrekla;since its getting cheaper to hash -69485;1363822953;jborkl;Cheaper and easier, less technical know how. Now the main thing is people choosiing a pool that is not going to rip them off... -69484;1363822991;smickles;kakobrekla: i hadn't seen those charts of yours before. Would it be tough for you to add a 1 month chart? -69483;1363822991;benkay;cheaper to hash? how? with the advent of very expensive asic miners, how are things cheaper? -69482;1363823020;jborkl;Aic miners are much cheaper -69481;1363823023;jborkl;Asic -69480;1363823028;benkay;on watts/hash? -69479;1363823030;benkay;on what metric? -69478;1363823035;jborkl;all metrics -69477;1363823035;kakobrekla;smickles ill take a look later on -69476;1363823040;smickles;:) -69475;1363823042;peterl;the people with the asics get it cheaper, the gpus will be forced to drop out cause they are less efficient -69474;1363823042;benkay;except upfront cost to buy -69473;1363823048;jborkl;till a equilibrium is reached -69472;1363823054;benkay;capital requirements just went *up* friends. -69471;1363823065;benkay;is this not correct? -69470;1363823080;peterl;does anybody know how long an asic is expected to last? -69469;1363823092;deadweasel;well the new ati is $400 -69468;1363823117;benkay;peterl: an excellent unanswered question. -69467;1363823119;deadweasel;so it's not a huge jump from there to a an asic -69466;1363823152;benkay;how much is an asic? -69465;1363823160;deadweasel;depends on the company and the size -69464;1363823162;peterl;I mean, if you can keep mining on them for years it would lower the capital costs, but if they burn up in a couple months it is a ll a waste -69463;1363823164;benkay;i don't play in the space, but i thought they were like 15k -69462;1363823180;deadweasel;no way to know peterl -69461;1363823190;deadweasel;the big rigs are -69460;1363823217;jborkl;FPGA's didnt burn up and GPUs didnt burn up - the power consumption of a ASIC tells me it will not burn up -69459;1363823219;peterl;maybe estimate the price in $ per Mhash? -69458;1363823243;dub;theres only one asic vendor shipping and only just, quality looks average but too soon to know about failure rate -69457;1363823257;deadweasel;i'd just be afraid of buying a rushed product. -69456;1363823273;deadweasel;'testing in production' -69455;1363823277;benkay;just because fpgas and gpus don't burn up implies nothing about quality of current bitcoin hashers -69454;1363823282;benkay;-> asic hashers -69453;1363823284;deadweasel;they may honor defects, who knows?1 -69452;1363823286;benkay;silicon design is non trivial -69451;1363823296;jborkl;Asic chips are all over, used every day -69450;1363823298;peterl;From what I read in the AsicMiner thread it sounded like he used a generous line width, which I think means they will be pretty robust? -69449;1363823311;dub;well 100% of gpus will burn up if deployed wrong -69448;1363823321;benkay;+1 to that -69447;1363823321;deadweasel;no doubt -69446;1363823681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 132 @ 0.00077128 = 0.1018 BTC [+] -69445;1363823682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2694 @ 0.00077397 = 2.0851 BTC [+] -69444;1363823711;peterl;anybody know why ESECURITYSABTC is trading at 2x it's face value? Is it just because of the rapid change in btc price? -69443;1363823810;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.004 = 0.04 BTC [+] -69442;1363823815;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8588 BTC [-] -69441;1363823839;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.00399 = 0.399 BTC [-] -69440;1363823865;jborkl;smickles, have you tried the mpexgui on android yet? -69439;1363823877;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 300 @ 0.00398 = 1.194 BTC [-] -69438;1363823884;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8588 BTC [-] -69437;1363823904;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8588 = 1.7176 BTC [-] -69436;1363824038;smickles;jborkl: I have not. Currently, my goals are to improve the look of the long lists, then get all mpex commands into the gui. That said, i've looked at what it takes to deploy a kivy app on android and it seems entirely doable -69435;1363824075;jborkl;I am trying Kivy launcher on Android, I will let you know how it goes -69434;1363824097;smickles;Cool :) -69433;1363824141;Namworld;unbalanced, what? -69432;1363824195;Namworld;I thought billg was referring to the [16:53] <@assbot> [BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.858988 = 1.718 BTC [-] thing -69431;1363824228;Namworld;I don't see hashing having much of an impact. -69430;1363824262;unbalanced;Ah I was just looking for more info re: your mention of the ASICMINER above -69429;1363824293;smickles;jborkl: I put a 'thank you' line into the windows install instructions, is that ok with you? -69428;1363824302;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -69427;1363824332;jborkl;Yeah, thanks -69426;1363824333;unbalanced;Ah I see it now on the re-read -69425;1363824421;billg;yes i meant asicminer -69424;1363824754;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.8588 = 3.4352 BTC [-] -69423;1363824775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3656 @ 0.00077397 = 2.8296 BTC [+] -69422;1363824777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8544 @ 0.00077505 = 6.622 BTC [+] -69421;1363824834;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.99 BTC [+] -69420;1363824949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00075921 BTC [-] -69419;1363825002;Bowjob;meow -69418;1363825004;Bowjob;;;ticker -69417;1363825004;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 65.20001, Best ask: 65.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.29999, Last trade: 65.50000, 24 hour volume: 88665.03030319, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 61.61345 -69416;1363825047;mircea_popescu;http://www.france24.com/en/20130319-internet-europe-bitcoin-digital-currency-getting-boost-from-euro-crisis -69415;1363825051;mircea_popescu;ehehe -69414;1363825115;smickles;mircea_popescu: you missed the one in bloomburg, and the one in businessweek? -69413;1363825127;smickles;;D -69412;1363825142;mircea_popescu;hehe -69411;1363825164;Bowjob;id like to see a US dollar crisis -69410;1363825169;Bowjob;to shake shit up -69409;1363825171;Bowjob;>:) -69408;1363825200;Bowjob;"worth over 53 dollars" -69407;1363825210;Bowjob;while it is true, I feel the article is outdated -69406;1363825221;Bowjob;a paradigm shift is occuring -69405;1363825234;kakobrekla;a shift -69404;1363825239;kakobrekla;53 is 35 nao -69403;1363825303;Bowjob;$65 is the new $5 -69402;1363825322;smickles;$30 is the new $1 -69401;1363825522;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -69400;1363825522;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 65.20009, Best ask: 65.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.29990, Last trade: 65.49999, 24 hour volume: 88714.34219636, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 61.63805 -69399;1363825525;mircea_popescu;jesus -69398;1363825536;mircea_popescu;it's gotten to the point i can't sleep cause i miss out -69397;1363825543;Bowjob;lol -69396;1363825556;Bowjob;at first i was like.. yeah bitch imma cash out! -69395;1363825562;Bowjob;then.. im thinking.. -69394;1363825570;Bowjob;hey. in the future, i'll just end up spendingBTC -69393;1363825573;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -69392;1363825574;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00070356 / 0.00073898 / 0.00077505 (248006 shares, 183.27 BTC), 7D: 0.00066743 / 0.00071994 / 0.00077505 (2748479 shares, 1,978.76 BTC), 30D: 0.00061614 / 0.00070585 / 0.00078628 (38121639 shares, 26,908.39 BTC) -69391;1363825584;Bowjob;without trading btc for fiat -69390;1363825584;benkay;that sounds more like thinking, bowjob ;) -69389;1363825586;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00073898 * 65.5 -69388;1363825587;gribble;0.04840319 -69387;1363825590;mircea_popescu;awww! soclose! -69386;1363825610;Bowjob;yeap. -69385;1363825621;Bowjob;it doesnt make sense to kill btc for fiat.. fiat will rot -69384;1363825623;Bowjob;>_> -69383;1363825688;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.8588 = 3.4352 BTC [-] -69382;1363825731;billg;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.msg1642908#msg1642908 oh,usagi is embarrassed -69381;1363825740;benkay;being of sound mind and body, i'm converting my fiat as fast as i can, and spending the rest -69380;1363825777;Bowjob;im keeping around ~7k worth of fiat -69379;1363825783;mircea_popescu;evil jerks trolling usagi -69378;1363825786;Bowjob;some people owe me like 4k fiat -69377;1363825858;kakobrekla;usgai/cpa ows me 200btc -69376;1363825862;kakobrekla;;> -69375;1363825880;Bowjob;isnt usagi nefario -69374;1363825887;mircea_popescu;nah -69373;1363825888;Bowjob;or.. idk, wasn't around for the drama -69372;1363825906;mircea_popescu;nefario is this chav that figured he's seen some bankers on tv so he's just as good. -69371;1363825921;Bowjob;I missed the pirate boatshow, bruce wagner, ASIC announcement -69370;1363825921;mircea_popescu;usagi is this white trash that has seen some women so he thinks he's a woman. -69369;1363825922;Namworld;Bowjob: not at all -69368;1363825924;mircea_popescu;big difference there. -69367;1363825928;Bowjob;so I came in pretty late in the game -69366;1363825971;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00401 BTC [-] -69365;1363825983;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0039 = 0.0078 BTC [-] -69364;1363826098;ThickAsThieves;I <3 Deprived -69363;1363826109;ThickAsThieves;he's the asset regulator -69362;1363826123;mircea_popescu;pity he;'s stubbornly sticking to ltc. -69361;1363826132;ThickAsThieves;he might change his tune after today -69360;1363826152;mircea_popescu;i hope btc goes over 70 so i can claim the first bitcoin corp over 50mn mkt cap -69359;1363826161;mod6;:) -69358;1363826177;Namworld;eh -69357;1363826186;benkay;mircea_popescu: "first!" -69356;1363826195;benkay;things never change. -69355;1363826212;dub;usagi must be a scammer because DT has endorsed it -69354;1363826226;mircea_popescu;i imagine the 1st to go over 1bn will make a larger splash anyway. -69353;1363826240;mircea_popescu;dub funny how that works out huh. that guy just won't learn. -69352;1363826247;Namworld;DT? A scammer? -69351;1363826269;dub;DT has a gift for detecting scammers -69350;1363826277;ThickAsThieves;by supporting them -69349;1363826320;mircea_popescu;dub asicminer hasn't blown up so far, that's pretty much his only exception afaik. -69348;1363826325;kakobrekla;by detecting you mean associating -69347;1363826334;kakobrekla;hes a magnet. -69346;1363826353;dub;all he's doing with AM is a PT, theres still plenty of scope for that to asplode -69345;1363826394;mircea_popescu;dub nah, he was one of the original supporters -69344;1363826400;mircea_popescu;back in april last year when the thing was born -69343;1363826418;dub;oh really? -69342;1363826424;dub;who wants to buy some AM! -69341;1363826425;mircea_popescu;yeah, grep the logs if you're curious -69340;1363826503;mircea_popescu;basically the usagi threads are like old style russian manuals, and usagi is the delegated evil character which makes all the mistakes so the law abiding engineer guy with a soft love interest can set the record straight explicitly for the benefit of the reader -69339;1363826585;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136381820671.gif << hungry nigga -69338;1363826943;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.8588 = 5.1528 BTC [-] -69337;1363826972;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.8589 = 3.4356 BTC [+] -69336;1363826993;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0044 = 0.022 BTC [+] -69335;1363827000;benkay;is that a trope in russian lit? -69334;1363827009;benkay;or were manuals really written like that? -69333;1363827021;mircea_popescu;pretty much like that yeah -69332;1363827034;benkay;also, iono what's in that envelope, but homie's probably about to get hiiiiigh -69331;1363827066;mircea_popescu;i was gonna go to jail, but then i got high -69330;1363827069;mircea_popescu;then i got high -69329;1363827075;mircea_popescu;then i got hiii-iiigh -69328;1363827087;benkay;da da dum bum -69327;1363827105;benkay;i was going to lock this server down -69326;1363827111;benkay;... -69325;1363827132;benkay;i was going to run bitcoind somewhere other than the box running my web app -69324;1363827137;benkay;but then i got high -69323;1363827144;benkay;i was going to lower the amount in the hot wallet -69322;1363827147;mircea_popescu;lol -69321;1363827148;benkay;but then i got hiiigh -69320;1363827157;mircea_popescu;stop, it's becoming painfully veracious -69319;1363827171;benkay;now bitcointalk's on my ass -69318;1363827176;benkay;AND I KNOW WHY-YY -69317;1363827184;benkay;everybody -69316;1363827193;benkay;because i got high -69315;1363827195;benkay;because i got high -69314;1363827197;benkay;because i got high. -69313;1363827253;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.104999 BTC [+] -69312;1363827254;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155345.msg1647346#msg1647346 Bowjob baby you know about bitbet referral right ? -69311;1363827450;mircea_popescu;hey midnightmagic : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155345.0;all -69310;1363827456;mircea_popescu;explain about this guy's integrity and everything. -69309;1363827460;mircea_popescu;i'm all ears. -69308;1363827486;jurov;i hope bitbet first referral wins? or if user clicks on other ref url it's replaced? -69307;1363827500;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8589 BTC [+] -69306;1363827521;kakobrekla;not replaced -69305;1363827522;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ^ -69304;1363827524;mircea_popescu;a ok -69303;1363827927;[\\\];mircea_popescu: thank you. -69302;1363827944;mircea_popescu;what's this about ? -69301;1363827964;jurov;[\\\] is imsaguy -69300;1363827980;jurov;got his G.MPOE :) -69299;1363827981;mircea_popescu;yea... -69298;1363827985;mircea_popescu;o. haha. you're welcome -69297;1363828000;[\\\];I look forward to my monthly $.27 -69296;1363828003;[\\\];;-) -69295;1363828017;[\\\];I think you should raise fees more. -69294;1363828023;[\\\];like 60 BTC at least -69293;1363828042;mircea_popescu;lol! -69292;1363828048;mircea_popescu;the advantage of having shareholders! -69291;1363828049;jurov;;;slap "[\\\\\\]" -69290;1363828059;[\\\];jurov, I see you've learned :) -69289;1363828067;[\\\];see, everday is a teaching experience. -69288;1363828074;[\\\];everyday* -69287;1363828078;kakobrekla;http://i.imgur.com/AiJSjdH.jpg -69286;1363828095;mircea_popescu;;;calc .00000097 * 10000 * 65 -69285;1363828096;gribble;0.6305 -69284;1363828102;mircea_popescu;63 not 27 you hater. -69283;1363828130;[\\\];oh, right -69282;1363828142;[\\\];so if you double, I get >$1.00 -69281;1363828143;[\\\];woo -69280;1363828156;mircea_popescu;lol kakobrekla. women win! -69279;1363828166;mircea_popescu;[\\\] o ya ?! -69278;1363828180;mircea_popescu;;; .63 * 12 / 0.03 -69277;1363828181;gribble;Error: ".63" is not a valid command. -69276;1363828184;mircea_popescu;;; calc .63 * 12 / 0.03 -69275;1363828185;gribble;252 -69274;1363828196;mircea_popescu;it's the equiv of a 250 dollar T :D -69273;1363828231;jurov;[\\\] you ain't ever get anything for free anymore -69272;1363828292;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147613.msg1644753#msg1644753 from the butthurt dept. -69271;1363828297;mircea_popescu;"you are calling me a liar without proof" -69270;1363828308;mircea_popescu;ya jolly good, proof is needed now. -69269;1363828321;mircea_popescu;this from the "you are tearing down churches with no proof that god doesn't exist". -69268;1363828325;mircea_popescu;i totally need proof for that too. -69267;1363828336;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00077402 = 5.1859 BTC [+] -69266;1363828498;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8589 BTC [+] -69265;1363828517;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.858989 BTC [+] -69264;1363828641;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 51 @ 0.000712 = 0.0363 BTC [-] -69263;1363828739;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.34 = 1.02 BTC [+] -69262;1363828871;[\\\];jurov, I didn't get anything for free -69261;1363828887;pigeons;"Is there an affiliate program?" -69260;1363828893;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.33319 = 0.9996 BTC [-] -69259;1363828895;[\\\];jurov, you must have missed the part where I sold an idea -69258;1363828906;pigeons;patent troll! -69257;1363828915;[\\\];patient troll? -69256;1363828917;[\\\];why yes. -69255;1363828925;pigeons;;> -69254;1363828934;[\\\];paging BFL hardware, table of 1 -69253;1363828942;[\\\];oh right, coming soon. -69252;1363828953;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.858989 BTC [+] -69251;1363828955;pigeons;oh shit our test rig broke -69250;1363828966;[\\\];we need a test rig for the test rig damnit! -69249;1363828966;jurov;[\\\] expects to be bribed to not ask mp to increase fees -69248;1363828967;pigeons;which has nothing to do with a mining rig by the way -69247;1363828992;[\\\];pigeons: wouldn't throwing the chip on a board and seeing if it hashes be a good way to test it? -69246;1363829003;jurov;that kind of ideas -69245;1363829008;[\\\];after all, he can have boards printed in like less than 24 hours -69244;1363829013;[\\\];or something -69243;1363829017;jurov;will it blend? -69242;1363829025;jurov;...er. hash? -69241;1363829032;pigeons;[\\\]: probably how avalon did it, and why they only had 3 working units after a whole run of components -69240;1363829073;mircea_popescu;patent troll lol -69239;1363829074;[\\\];lol -69238;1363829089;[\\\];avalon has other issues -69237;1363829809;mircea_popescu;so basically here's march and we still don't have an asic maker -69236;1363829811;mircea_popescu;what the fucking hell. -69235;1363829853;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.858989 = 4.2949 BTC [+] -69234;1363829884;Bowjob;;;ticker -69233;1363829885;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.12999, Best ask: 63.13000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 63.13000, 24 hour volume: 91479.15178779, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 61.92404 -69232;1363829892;Bowjob;we've reached $66 -69231;1363829896;Bowjob;woo -69230;1363829908;Namworld;66.6, here we go -69229;1363829919;Bowjob;5 steps forward, 2 steps back -69228;1363829922;Bowjob;im okay with this -69227;1363830007;[\\\];mircea_popescu: bfl is an asic maker -69226;1363830012;smickles;"Earn Bitcoin at the First Business Opportunity using Bitcoin as primary currency." lolwut? -69225;1363830013;[\\\];they just haven't shipped yet -69224;1363830028;mircea_popescu;[\\\] so when do they ship ? -69223;1363830033;[\\\];soon, duh -69222;1363830037;mircea_popescu;right. -69221;1363830040;mircea_popescu;"two weeks" -69220;1363830046;[\\\];"october" -69219;1363830054;mircea_popescu;at the latest! -69218;1363830066;[\\\];why you gotta be trolling man? -69217;1363830071;[\\\];why's everyone hating? -69216;1363830111;[\\\];They took the preorders in July.. middle of March.. 8 months later -69215;1363830111;smickles;"All users of Bitcoin-Qt/bitcoind versions 0.7.2 and earlier are required to upgrade to 0.8.1..." REQUIRED! -69214;1363830121;[\\\];Jesus, might as well make a baby. -69213;1363830124;[\\\];its cheaper and quicker -69212;1363830133;pizzaman1337;and more fun -69211;1363830134;[\\\];smickles, yes. db locking is being a bitch. -69210;1363830138;[\\\];pizzaman1337: not always. -69209;1363830146;[\\\];bishes got horomones. -69208;1363830162;[\\\];hormones too -69207;1363830191;Bowjob;anyone here use electrum -69206;1363830192;Bowjob;? -69205;1363830240;smickles;lol, Dooglus has "I am pretty confident we are the new wealthy elite, gentlemen." in his sig now -69204;1363830252;pizzaman1337;that's been there for a while -69203;1363830269;Bowjob;its been there for a while\ -69202;1363830275;Bowjob;and we are indeed the new wealthy elite -69201;1363830279;smickles;http://i.imgur.com/WPhc7Lq.png << see to me, this totally justifies buying more at .0047 -69200;1363830299;mircea_popescu;o hey, up a little -69199;1363830316;Bowjob;about 3k up -69198;1363830341;smickles;Bowjob: i dunno about you, but currently, it'd have to be about 1666666 usd/btc for me to begin considering that -69197;1363830346;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 67 -69196;1363830349;gribble;There are currently 5896.4315 bitcoins offered at or under 67.0 USD, worth 386684.371278 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0016 seconds -69195;1363830356;Bowjob;eh -69194;1363830360;Bowjob;how much btc do you have -69193;1363830361;mircea_popescu;not so bad. -69192;1363830375;smickles;hundreds and hundreds of bitcoins :D -69191;1363830376;ThickAsThieves;wtb moar cyprus-like catostrophe -69190;1363830389;Bowjob;i thought everyone here owned 1000s and 1000s of btc -69189;1363830402;ThickAsThieves;catastrophe -69188;1363830405;smickles;i might've, but i actually use them -69187;1363830424;ThickAsThieves;workin on my first thousand -69186;1363830433;ThickAsThieves;i'd be closer if i didnt dabble in ltc... -69185;1363830441;smickles;and, i sold a fuckload of my s.mpoe when it was at like .00002 or somehting -69184;1363830442;deadweasel;work faster! -69183;1363830457;mircea_popescu;smickles lolz! -69182;1363830460;deadweasel;well that was just good business sense, smickles... -69181;1363830463;Bowjob;I need to beef my security up -69180;1363830468;mircea_popescu;it was totally overpriced so. -69179;1363830482;smickles;mircea_popescu: i kept a lot too, (and i think i put an extra 0 in there) -69178;1363830488;mircea_popescu;:p -69177;1363830522;deadweasel;Bowjob: your auth.log not looking so hot? -69176;1363830527;[\\\];smickles, decimals are magic.. you can add as many as you want after the decimal -69175;1363830534;deadweasel;i hate those random attempts at root -69174;1363830535;[\\\];you could have added like 200 of them -69173;1363830538;Bowjob;huh -69172;1363830540;Bowjob;i dont follow -69171;1363830547;[\\\];I sold a ton of s.mpoe at .00020000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 -69170;1363830549;[\\\];rich! -69169;1363830555;smickles;lol -69168;1363830569;Bowjob;electrum keeps saying synchronizing -69167;1363830583;[\\\];it is having a hard time adding 0 -69166;1363830696;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01993 BTC [+] -69165;1363830727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 328 @ 0.00075921 = 0.249 BTC [-] -69164;1363830729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.0007592 = 2.2776 BTC [-] -69163;1363830735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00075919 = 2.2017 BTC [-] -69162;1363830736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2849 @ 0.00075675 = 2.156 BTC [-] -69161;1363830798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.004999 = 4.999 BTC [-] -69160;1363830801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 999 @ 0.00499999 = 4.995 BTC [+] -69159;1363830803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 201 @ 0.005 = 1.005 BTC [+] -69158;1363830804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6623 @ 0.0051 = 33.7773 BTC [+] -69157;1363830806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 26004 @ 0.005598 = 145.5704 BTC [+] -69156;1363830854;Bowjob;fixed it -69155;1363831107;Bowjob;;;goxlag -69154;1363831108;gribble;0.002989 seconds -69153;1363831109;Bowjob;llticker -69152;1363831111;Bowjob;;;ticker -69151;1363831111;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.50000, Best ask: 63.70002, Bid-ask spread: 0.20002, Last trade: 63.70002, 24 hour volume: 92771.15913148, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 61.99830 -69150;1363831182;Bowjob;litecoin nosedive -69149;1363831234;benkay;dunno if that counts as an 'asset' anymore. -69148;1363831239;benkay;;) -69147;1363831308;Bowjob;I feel like eating steak -69146;1363831309;Bowjob;mhm -69145;1363831316;Bowjob;juicy rare steak. -69144;1363831318;Bowjob;nomnomnom -69143;1363831349;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.858989 BTC [+] -69142;1363831514;kakobrekla;whats with litecoin? -69141;1363831546;Bowjob;its keeping its fiat value -69140;1363831549;dub;ok Bowjob is retarded -69139;1363831550;Bowjob;but dropping against btc -69138;1363831669;Bowjob;what -69137;1363831781;mircea_popescu;the latest in mp arrogance : http://trilema.com/2013/strategic-superiority-the-saga-continues/ -69136;1363831845;ThickAsThieves;lol i'm gettin crunk with my floor guys -69135;1363831877;ThickAsThieves;first they wanted to smoke, then drink, now they wanna rap over some beats -69134;1363831950;[\\\];https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=66802.msg1643203#msg1643203 -69133;1363831955;benkay;at first, I read that as "I am getting crunk with my floor, guys" -69132;1363831979;dub;in related news, asicminer should be worht 3btc now -69131;1363831987;kakobrekla;hm? -69130;1363831995;dub;avalon is a failure -69129;1363832000;kakobrekla;ah dat -69128;1363832004;dub;AM is the only dog in the race -69127;1363832010;mircea_popescu;dub that's a point. -69126;1363832012;kakobrekla;well not rly -69125;1363832041;mircea_popescu;avalon did just faceplant on a nail -69124;1363832052;dub;from the top rope -69123;1363832055;mircea_popescu;whether that makes asicminer worth 3... -69122;1363832088;dub;;;bc,nethash -69121;1363832089;gribble;48124.866899322158 -69120;1363832089;topace_;i havent been following, what did avalon do? -69119;1363832093;benkay;url markdown's broken in that post -69118;1363832108;Bowjob;avalon is gonna take a vacation -69117;1363832120;kakobrekla;i have a feeling they found a meter free elec plug and now making exuse not to sell by increasing the price xD -69116;1363832126;dub;topace_: admitted to not having shipped batch 1, not having capability to ship batch 2 and charging moonbeams for batch 3 -69115;1363832151;topace_;dub: lol oh.. thats not good :p -69114;1363832151;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155345.msg1647013#msg1647013 ^ -69113;1363832155;mircea_popescu;topace_ increased their unit price 5x -69112;1363832183;mircea_popescu;but basically i think dub has it : they've decided not to ship but mine instead. -69111;1363832199;mircea_popescu;which they had been allegedly dfoing a little anyway (people reporting dusted units delivered) -69110;1363832199;dub;s/dub/kako -69109;1363832219;mircea_popescu;you know how scamming goes... today you dip a little -69108;1363832228;mircea_popescu;tomorrow you figure since you're dipping anyway might as well keep it all. -69107;1363832260;mircea_popescu;what's the worst that can happen ? they get a btctalk scammer tag and a chinese relic hunter is hired to track them down and "have a chat" ? -69106;1363832283;mircea_popescu;dub so perhaps asicminer figures the same and your 3 isn't gonna be 3 for very long. -69105;1363832295;dub;and Bowjob has a peurto libre (sp?) level case of stockholm -69104;1363832305;mircea_popescu;puerto -69103;1363832327;Bowjob;haha sure buddy. whatever makes you feel better -69102;1363832369;benkay;put zhou tong on the case -69101;1363832370;dub;spew moar miconisms troll -69100;1363832399;dub;forum needs a 'ignore people with anime avatars' widget -69099;1363832419;dub;guaranteed waste of electrons -69098;1363832422;Bowjob;who are you? i dont even know who you are -69097;1363832431;Bowjob;im flattered you care so much about it. thanks -69096;1363832595;topace_;and bfl is "stuck on their test rig" -69095;1363832599;topace_;for a week now? -69094;1363832616;kakobrekla;bfl decided to refund customers in btc, you know 2 per and mine themselfs too -69093;1363832634;Bowjob;dub, you probably were offended by my bfl comments, someone's butthurt -69092;1363832638;topace_;haha -69091;1363832654;Bowjob;and i dont have stockholm, I've covered my BTC purchase with fiat, actually -69090;1363832665;dub;lolwat -69089;1363832682;dub;im actually feeling a lot better about my bfl preorder now :) -69088;1363832705;Bowjob;haha i knew it. you were butthurt -69087;1363832712;Bowjob;keep it sore buddy -69086;1363832740;benkay;oh miners -69085;1363832746;benkay;so emotionally attached to their mining rigs -69084;1363832754;[\\\];without miners, bitcoin would have no future -69083;1363832762;benkay;mine with a gpu -69082;1363832763;dub;if I was butthurt t'would not be due to you repasting the rampant threadshitting of the other clowns -69081;1363832773;[\\\];mining with a gpu IS a miner -69080;1363832774;benkay;silicon ain't trivial -69079;1363832774;[\\\];derp -69078;1363832785;benkay;slashes, let me finish before you jump down my throat -69077;1363832788;kakobrekla;you see what mister-stabintheface-bigg did https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155612.msg1650141#msg1650141 -69076;1363832794;[\\\];benkay, then use punctuation. -69075;1363832831;benkay;asics are arguably bad for the ecosystem, -69074;1363832842;[\\\];notice how the forum hasn't gotten any donations since January? -69073;1363832849;benkay;they cost a lot of money, and deliver a lot of hashing power to the purchasing entities. -69072;1363832851;[\\\];benkay: you realize people said the same about gpu? -69071;1363832907;benkay;it's also hellza tricky to manufacture your own chips. not that i know from experience, never having sunk shitloads of money into a litho run and subsequent processing (knowing how much things cost in the first place). -69070;1363832964;benkay;this absurd focus on overpowered mining rigs is evident of an unhealthy focus on short term gains over long term tools to expand the bitcoin economy. -69069;1363832976;mircea_popescu;wait, drama ? -69068;1363832988;[\\\];nah -69067;1363832998;[\\\];another rocket scientist here to school the rest of us -69066;1363833003;[\\\];save us from ourselves. -69065;1363833011;mircea_popescu;[\\\] why'd the forum fget donations tho ? so theymos can come up with weird financial schemes ? -69064;1363833015;Bowjob;oh, and nice use of stockholm by the way, irrc I was the first one who used it against BFL. I'm honored -69063;1363833017;[\\\];yep -69062;1363833033;[\\\];now we're gonna gonna split it up because one person can't hold it -69061;1363833039;[\\\];and 2 of 3 is too complicated -69060;1363833064;mircea_popescu;i like dt https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155612.msg1650151#msg1650151 -69059;1363833066;mircea_popescu;why isn't he here! -69058;1363833099;mircea_popescu;[\\\] i suppose you've seen the http://bitbet.us/bet/314/bitcointalk-org-treasurer-to-be-scammer-tagged/ -69057;1363833105;mircea_popescu;a cool 200 bux riding on that atm -69056;1363833106;[\\\];yes -69055;1363833113;mircea_popescu;even money too -69054;1363833122;[\\\];mircea_popescu: at this point, its more than 200 bux -69053;1363833127;[\\\];oh look, now its even more -69052;1363833129;mircea_popescu;ya i guess that's right -69051;1363833129;[\\\];:-x -69050;1363833130;mircea_popescu;lol -69049;1363833174;mircea_popescu;benkay no, actually, asics are a crucial step in securing the network. -69048;1363833179;mircea_popescu;w/o them we're playdough. -69047;1363833200;benkay;i'll give on that -69046;1363833220;benkay;still hold that the furor over their delivery to market is idiots. -69045;1363833220;mircea_popescu;and in a sense it's good that a bunch of no starter corps did it first -69044;1363833228;mircea_popescu;this way when somebody makes a real run, it's dented somewhat -69043;1363833237;benkay;sheeeit -69042;1363833243;benkay;i live in the forest -69041;1363833248;benkay;there are plenty of fabs here -69040;1363833283;benkay;gotta find some forward thinking intel folks -69039;1363833286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2151 @ 0.00075675 = 1.6278 BTC [-] -69038;1363833291;benkay;granted, most are cubeslaves -69037;1363833337;dub;as a core developer, i look upon all Avalons as my son. i will send them to who believe us, not the faithless or buzzard. -69036;1363833342;dub;lewl -69035;1363833354;mircea_popescu;i think amd could actually do it -69034;1363833366;mircea_popescu;if someone could talk them into sinking the moneyz into it. -69033;1363833387;mircea_popescu;if bitcoin weren't so retarded we'd have all ny escorts by now -69032;1363833404;mircea_popescu;and then i could find a foxy chick to train for this mission of infiltrating amd top brass -69031;1363833428;benkay;a southern california stanford student would suffice -69030;1363833462;benkay;probably not as smart as a new york whore -69029;1363833473;benkay;but more likely to raise the funds for an asic round -69028;1363833489;benkay;plus local talent -69027;1363833505;mircea_popescu;local isn't so great. -69026;1363833524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00074461 = 3.7231 BTC [-] -69025;1363833533;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.98 = 5.94 BTC [-] -69024;1363833535;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.99 BTC [+] -69023;1363833536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3348 @ 0.0007446 = 2.4929 BTC [-] -69022;1363833536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2552 @ 0.00074261 = 1.8951 BTC [-] -69021;1363833540;mircea_popescu;get rory & bruce in a fingertrap, 2014 sees 1mn asics delivered -69020;1363833551;benkay;rory and bruce? -69019;1363833557;mircea_popescu;rory & bruce! -69018;1363833578;tiberiusiv;anyone notice the daily transactions have fallen from 75k to 45k -69017;1363833580;benkay;local talent is better than no talent, and silicon valley has plenty of chip facilities and fabless foundries. -69016;1363833594;tiberiusiv;https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions -69015;1363833610;tiberiusiv;satoshi dice die off? -69014;1363833643;benkay;constant value of transactions with decreased value of fiat currencies? -69013;1363833679;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv seems to me within normal noise -69012;1363833686;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P570T] 1 @ 0.07415034 BTC [-] -69011;1363833699;jcpham;herro -69010;1363833703;jcpham;what's new -69009;1363833719;tiberiusiv;does the confirmation time decrease with more hasing power? -69008;1363833737;jcpham;not necessarily -69007;1363833738;jcpham;no -69006;1363833744;tiberiusiv;https://blockchain.info/charts/avg-confirmation-time -69005;1363833746;tiberiusiv;new lows? -69004;1363833790;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: if I create and sell put options, and I want to buy them back before they exercise, how do I do that? -69003;1363833790;kakobrekla;it will retarget to 10 min every 2014 blocks or smth which is ~2weeks -69002;1363833798;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -69001;1363833800;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 by buying them back. -69000;1363833800;gribble;Current Blocks: 227033 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 774 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 16 hours, 2 minutes, and 16 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6269965.33146 | Estimated Percent Change: 29.34038 -68999;1363833810;jcpham;let me rephase, assuming all miners are "good" yes the linear thought is that confirmations should increase -68998;1363833826;jcpham;especially with pools ops increasing block size restrictions in their mined blocks -68997;1363833827;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: when I do that, should they be removed from the "To which add sums deposited as surety for 4th Friday settled option and future contracts" section? -68996;1363833834;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv confirmation time is a function of the ratio between implied hash and actual hash. -68995;1363833841;jcpham;introduce nefarious hashpower and that doesn't hold true -68994;1363833850;mircea_popescu;if diff retarget works on 20th and then miners do 30th, -68993;1363833855;mircea_popescu;you'll get 50% faster confirms. -68992;1363833863;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 nope -68991;1363833882;pizzaman1337;why not? -68990;1363833888;tiberiusiv;are those in here with substantial bitcoin holdings hedging ? -68989;1363833888;mircea_popescu;why would it ? -68988;1363833906;tiberiusiv;or just outright long -68987;1363833910;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv i sold ~1k btc, but not really doing much other than that. -68986;1363833926;pizzaman1337;ok, yeah, I guess it doesn't -68985;1363833941;pizzaman1337;doesn't need to -68984;1363833945;jcpham;hoooooold -68983;1363833957;jcpham;throw some more o's in there -68982;1363833959;mircea_popescu;i mean, when options expire, you get collateral - put value back from collateral + put value back from holdings -68981;1363833968;mircea_popescu;so it's nulled out, you jsut get your collateral back -68980;1363833978;pizzaman1337;yeah, that makes sense. Helps keep track too. -68979;1363833985;mircea_popescu;ya -68978;1363833990;mircea_popescu;also makes things easier for the larger player -68977;1363834001;tiberiusiv;this latest move has been too far too fast -68976;1363834001;mircea_popescu;he creates put once buys/sells it 500 times or w.e -68975;1363834009;pizzaman1337;Ok, I guess in two days I'll feel comfortable with this -68974;1363834018;benkay;or lose all of your money :D -68973;1363834046;pizzaman1337;I'll learn something at least -68972;1363834078;benkay;that's the important thing. -68971;1363834086;benkay;earn or learn -68970;1363834089;benkay;too many focus on the former. -68969;1363834110;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40264.msg1647627#msg1647627 poor piuk -68968;1363834124;pizzaman1337;benkay: that's why I'm only messing around with <10 options this month... -68967;1363834133;benkay;mircea_popescu: devops is hard yo -68966;1363834134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10764 @ 0.00074261 = 7.9935 BTC [-] -68965;1363834136;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1686 @ 0.00073845 = 1.245 BTC [-] -68964;1363834151;mircea_popescu;tell me about it. -68963;1363834177;Chaang-Noi;go to bed, btc is 64, wake up btc is 64... btc is same! not happened in forever... -68962;1363834193;mircea_popescu;he's in the shitspot of all time. unlike mpex he doesn't make infinite moneyz so he can't spend infinite moneyz, unlike mpoe he can't just go "heh, trade on irc fu". -68961;1363834207;mircea_popescu;he may still solve the problem by proxiing as he's trying, but it'll be more work needed -68960;1363834227;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you went to bed wrongly. i went to bed it was 60 woke up 64 -68959;1363834241;Chaang-Noi;we did get a new atg to 66 i see -68958;1363834251;Chaang-Noi;ath -68957;1363834261;Chaang-Noi;crazy btc... -68956;1363834267;Chaang-Noi;come on 1000 -68955;1363834301;tiberiusiv;1000 is highly improbable -68954;1363834310;benkay;disagree. 1000 is inevitable. -68953;1363834313;[\\\];thats what they said about gold -68952;1363834317;mircea_popescu;inevitable, yes, but not short term. -68951;1363834324;benkay;not in vars :) -68950;1363834333;Chaang-Noi;im willing to wait 2 to 5 years for 1000 -68949;1363834336;TomServo;what is short term in bitcoin time? -68948;1363834336;[\\\];not inevitable -68947;1363834338;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv suppose the us fucks up. such as, california actually defaults. -68946;1363834351;tiberiusiv;california has very little debt -68945;1363834356;[\\\];illinois will default before california -68944;1363834365;mircea_popescu;i've not been watching too closely. -68943;1363834367;benkay;whaddabout detroit? -68942;1363834367;mircea_popescu;texas defaults. -68941;1363834368;tiberiusiv;its like 150 billion -68940;1363834376;[\\\];detroit already defaulted, no? -68939;1363834379;tiberiusiv;defaults are dollar positive -68938;1363834382;mircea_popescu;twice iirc -68937;1363834389;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv how do you figure ? -68936;1363834397;jcpham;i heard bitcoin outperforms gold -68935;1363834398;TomServo;last i heard the state wanted to 'take over' detroit -68934;1363834405;[\\\];they already did -68933;1363834405;Chaang-Noi;it did -68932;1363834411;jcpham;for like the first time in millenia -68931;1363834421;tiberiusiv;during a default fractional reserve lending works backwards and fiat dollars are destroyed, making the existing ones worth more -68930;1363834433;tiberiusiv;the surviving ones that is -68929;1363834436;tiberiusiv;thats what happend in late 08 -68928;1363834440;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv yes but we're not discussing that -68927;1363834442;jcpham;paradigm shift -68926;1363834448;jcpham;shiney metal less valuable -68925;1363834451;jcpham;newsflash -68924;1363834451;mircea_popescu;we're discussing perception. the 50-65 runup was pretty much all cyprus media circus -68923;1363834480;TomServo;and FinCEN, right? -68922;1363834487;jcpham;maybe -68921;1363834493;mircea_popescu;yeah, but frankly i don't think anyone from outside much cared -68920;1363834494;tiberiusiv;1000 bitcoin would mean the daily trade volume would have to be at least 100mil -68919;1363834498;mircea_popescu;fincen is important for insiders mostly. -68918;1363834513;the-bucket-shop;I think 50-65 was FinCEN saying it's not illegal to accept btc -68917;1363834518;tiberiusiv;there would have to be huge liquidity -68916;1363834520;[\\\];most people don't even really understand what fincen means -68915;1363834524;TomServo;I think the topic being mentioned at that level means something at least. -68914;1363834537;jcpham;bitcoin foundation blog say ignore it kinda -68913;1363834541;jcpham;iana -68912;1363834544;mircea_popescu;[\\\] has it. fincen is important for people in the know. deeply in the know -68911;1363834561;[\\\];hell, half the people in the know don't know -68910;1363834569;jcpham;^ -68909;1363834573;mircea_popescu;well that's because there's two knows. -68908;1363834580;[\\\];the report released right now is only guidance -68907;1363834584;[\\\];nothing's technically changed -68906;1363834589;[\\\];but something could change -68905;1363834590;tiberiusiv;fincen recieves so many suspiscious transactions a day its impossible to analyze them all -68904;1363834595;jcpham;america is one big ? -68903;1363834602;jcpham;then there is the rest of the world -68902;1363834603;[\\\];jcpham: fuckyup? -68901;1363834603;mircea_popescu;jcpham oneplus. -68900;1363834611;tiberiusiv;kind of like the stazi in east germany, they collected so much data on people it just overwhelmed them and they couldnt do anything -68899;1363834626;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv they didn't collect it lol. peopel just kept calling it in. -68898;1363834645;tiberiusiv;lol -68897;1363834667;tiberiusiv;government bodies tend to be highly ineffective -68896;1363834695;jcpham;means to an end -68895;1363834704;jcpham;effectiveness is in the ends -68894;1363834724;jcpham;they've grown ineffetive -68893;1363834755;Chaang-Noi;FinCEN to me means soon large investers, lije hedge funds will pour money in, might be happening now -68892;1363834758;[\\\];https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155345.msg1650310#msg1650310 -68891;1363834768;[\\\];Chaang-Noi: shouldn't you be off with your rice? -68890;1363834787;jcpham;bitcoin has been perfect for hedging since day one -68889;1363834800;TomServo;regarding cyprus, how in the WORLD does a topic like that just get bandied about in politics? -68888;1363834804;Chaang-Noi;but hard to pour in millions and millions -68887;1363834805;jcpham;volatility,laws, and time are the problems -68886;1363834807;tiberiusiv;chaang-noi: if that was true we would see tighter bid/asks -68885;1363834830;tiberiusiv;doesnt take much to knock the price back to 50 -68884;1363834833;Chaang-Noi;right now they are all buyers, they have noting to sell yet -68883;1363834835;jcpham;[\\\] haters gon hate -68882;1363834847;[\\\];jcpham: I actually thought he made a good point -68881;1363834879;tiberiusiv;i thought the depositers got a great deal in cyrpys -68880;1363834881;tiberiusiv;cyprus* -68879;1363834893;jcpham;i'm still reading -68878;1363834896;jcpham;last comment -68877;1363834930;mircea_popescu;[\\\] of course he has a point. old elite gettingstomped is always a good time to nostalgia. -68876;1363834966;[\\\];all the fail in the community isn't a good thing. -68875;1363835034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2364 @ 0.00073845 = 1.7457 BTC [-] -68874;1363835037;jcpham;wait... who is the community again -68873;1363835040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4286 @ 0.00073772 = 3.1619 BTC [-] -68872;1363835043;mircea_popescu;come on midnightmagic, here it is : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155345.msg1649131#msg1649131 -68871;1363835047;jcpham;i thought everyone had their own walled gardens by now -68870;1363835050;mircea_popescu;i have this delicious crow stu, you hungry yet ? -68869;1363835062;[\\\];jcpham: I forgot this was compuserve -68868;1363835081;jcpham;should've built your castle by now -68867;1363835088;jcpham;complete with moat -68866;1363835115;tiberiusiv;mircea: why did you choose to return to romania vs other EU destinations? -68865;1363835130;jcpham;in the age of kings who is your ally? -68864;1363835150;[\\\];my moat runneth deap -68863;1363835159;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv timisoara particularly is conveniently placed. -68862;1363835177;mircea_popescu;let me dig the article up for you -68861;1363835209;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-i-raspundem-dara-tinarului/#comment-86305 -68860;1363835219;[\\\];.bait -68859;1363835219;mircea_popescu;if gt fucks it up too badly i'll clarify. -68858;1363835227;[\\\];what happened to that bot? :( -68857;1363835239;jcpham;dude that blog is in funny symbols -68856;1363835254;jcpham;what does it mean brah -68855;1363835319;mircea_popescu;it's a mystery -68854;1363835340;tiberiusiv;mircea: personal freedoms in RO vs US? -68853;1363835375;mircea_popescu;there's personal freedoms in the us ? -68852;1363835382;jcpham;what is th 2006-2007 cacriza -68851;1363835388;jcpham;wtf are you talking about -68850;1363835390;mircea_popescu;that crisis -68849;1363835400;jcpham;is this vortex mathmatics -68848;1363835407;jcpham;i heard about that on a TEd talk once -68847;1363835409;mircea_popescu;jcpham secret hashing recipe -68846;1363835464;tiberiusiv;i think you made a good choice vs new zealand -68845;1363835497;jcpham;http://youtu.be/7pvuTZ5u6Kg -68844;1363835531;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv let me give you a very good example that just happened recently. -68843;1363835531;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/why-love-romania-a-guide-for-the-us-citizen/ -68842;1363835578;jcpham;photons don't have mass mircea_popescu -68841;1363835592;mircea_popescu;depends what definition of mass you use -68840;1363835603;jcpham;you should really watch that youtube -68839;1363835613;jcpham;learn something new for the oix metrics -68838;1363835712;mircea_popescu;lol -68837;1363835725;mircea_popescu;each oix weighs approximately the same as a sheep. -68836;1363835967;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.91 = 2.73 BTC [+] -68835;1363836016;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.92 BTC [+] -68834;1363836018;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.92 BTC [+] -68833;1363836021;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.92 = 3.68 BTC [+] -68832;1363836032;Chaang-Noi;low 90s nice -68831;1363836047;tiberiusiv;mircea: how is the cost of living there? -68830;1363836050;Chaang-Noi;if add in the dividends that is like 1 btc a share -68829;1363836080;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.928 BTC [+] -68828;1363836134;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.921 BTC [-] -68827;1363836143;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.921 BTC [-] -68826;1363836177;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.9289 BTC [+] -68825;1363836221;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.929 = 2.787 BTC [+] -68824;1363836253;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.929 = 2.787 BTC [+] -68823;1363836291;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.929 BTC [+] -68822;1363836293;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv minimum wage ~500 lei / month. comes to 150 bux -68821;1363836330;tiberiusiv;how do people eat? -68820;1363836352;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.47249999 BTC [-] -68819;1363836353;Namworld;Cheaper prices... -68818;1363836396;tiberiusiv;namworld: they are in the EU so any cheaper goods would get exported out -68817;1363836405;Chaang-Noi;average wage here is $200 a month -68816;1363836408;dub;out of tubes in the case of fish -68815;1363836412;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.195 = 0.585 BTC [-] -68814;1363836426;tiberiusiv;chaang: thailand? -68813;1363836430;Chaang-Noi;150 a month in europe seems low -68812;1363836433;Chaang-Noi;yeah thailand -68811;1363836451;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv about like italians, maybe a little better. -68810;1363836469;mircea_popescu;certainly has the world's best champagne, for instance. -68809;1363836490;tiberiusiv;price for pack of marlboro reds? -68808;1363836495;mircea_popescu;lots of agricultural tradition, probably the oldest continuously farmed land in europe outside of italy proper. -68807;1363836509;mircea_popescu;like 3-4 dollars in the supermarkets. -68806;1363836653;tiberiusiv;i find it hard to believe you can survive on 150 a month -68805;1363836682;mircea_popescu;you can't. -68804;1363836686;mircea_popescu;that's the entire fucking point. -68803;1363836699;mircea_popescu;money has no value if everyone can survive on minimal wage. that's socialism. -68802;1363836709;mircea_popescu;you want to survive, you'd better start doing something useful. -68801;1363836731;tiberiusiv;guess youve got a point -68800;1363836739;tiberiusiv;whats the average salary then? -68799;1363836749;Namworld;People here can survive on minimum wage =/ -68798;1363836755;Namworld;Same for US I guess. -68797;1363836774;tiberiusiv;in US its somewhat possible -68796;1363836783;tiberiusiv;but youd be living in near 3rd world level -68795;1363836783;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv about 500 bux -68794;1363836795;TomServo;easily possible once you starting cracking out the kids -68793;1363836797;mircea_popescu;Namworld that's precisely why canada/us suck. -68792;1363836800;dub;jesus -68791;1363836812;dub;pack of smoeks is ~$20 here -68790;1363836822;dub;smokes* -68789;1363836822;tiberiusiv;13 in canada when i was there -68788;1363836830;tiberiusiv;and min wage was like $11 -68787;1363836835;mircea_popescu;you can just plant your own tobacco, costs you about 1 cent per leaf or something -68786;1363836857;smickles;i lived on min wage once -68785;1363836858;tiberiusiv;canadian mcdonalds were pretty automated from the high minimum wage -68784;1363836866;mircea_popescu;it's not very good of course, but it's way better than any industrial crap. -68783;1363836873;smickles;i worked at a taco bell, saved up some money, bought some land -68782;1363836875;mircea_popescu;i dunno who still smokes ciggarettes with all the stuff they add -68781;1363836899;tiberiusiv;namworld: you cant survive on min wage in the US -68780;1363836903;smickles;there are cigs available w/o the additives -68779;1363836907;Namworld;Ah. -68778;1363836928;Namworld;Seems odd... I thought most were on or near minimum wage in most countries. -68777;1363836938;tiberiusiv;no -68776;1363836950;tiberiusiv;average US wage is about 22-24 per hour -68775;1363836996;smickles;min wage in 'merica is sufficient for survival if you arn't a fucking dumbass -68774;1363837017;tiberiusiv;what state? maybe in mississipi -68773;1363837022;smickles;missouri -68772;1363837027;Namworld;If you don't: Drink, smoke -68771;1363837031;smickles;i did tho -68770;1363837032;Namworld;and share an appartment -68769;1363837036;smickles;i didn't -68768;1363837043;Namworld;minimum wage is way more than needed... -68767;1363837045;tiberiusiv;dumpster dive -68766;1363837059;tiberiusiv;what planet are you living on namworld? -68765;1363837067;Namworld;Canada -68764;1363837076;smickles;I had a 1 room apt until i had enought to buy a plot of land and a cheep ass trailor -68763;1363837090;tiberiusiv;in canada you have to work 1 week @ minimum wage just to pay for car insurance -68762;1363837096;dub;in soviet canukistan wage minimums you -68761;1363837108;tiberiusiv;a pack of chips is like $4 -68760;1363837109;Namworld;1 room appartment is too costly. Take a large one with co-tenants -68759;1363837123;smickles;1 room apt was 250/month -68758;1363837128;tiberiusiv;500sq ft apartments in toronto rent for like 1500 -68757;1363837140;dub;thats a big appt -68756;1363837144;Namworld;Well don't go live in fucking toronto downtown. -68755;1363837146;dub;oh wait, foot -68754;1363837156;dub;silly imperials -68753;1363837160;tiberiusiv;namworld: anywhere else you need a car which is impossible to afford on min wage -68752;1363837168;tiberiusiv;i was just in ontario for a few months -68751;1363837176;smickles;i had to have a car -68750;1363837181;smickles;i bought one for 300 usd -68749;1363837187;smickles;kept good care of it -68748;1363837192;smickles;upgraded to a scooter -68747;1363837193;tiberiusiv;its impossible to live in canada without a car -68746;1363837206;smickles;later a van -68745;1363837207;tiberiusiv;people were paying 200-400 a month in insurance from 1-2 speeding tickets lol -68744;1363837244;tiberiusiv;20 per hour is poverty in canada imo -68743;1363837245;smickles;the scooter was awesome b/c it had a small enough engine that the state considered it a bicycle -68742;1363837248;smickles;no insurance -68741;1363837284;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-we-aspersor/ -68740;1363837285;tiberiusiv;i was shocked how canadians live too -68739;1363837286;mircea_popescu;for the lulz. -68738;1363837296;Namworld;You can rent for 500 USD/month and have a 80$ monthly pass for public transit. Minimum wage is 10$ per hour so 400 per week or over 1600 per month. Cut 25% in taxes. -68737;1363837298;tiberiusiv;up at 6am to sit in traffic for 2 hours -68736;1363837303;smickles;i worke with plenty of people who couldn't manage their money, in their case 7.5/hr was not enough -68735;1363837312;Namworld;1200 per month... you can live on that no problem in canada. -68734;1363837318;smickles;plus, they often refused to work more than 20hrs a week -68733;1363837339;tiberiusiv;namworld: you realize thats 50% below government povery line? -68732;1363837357;mircea_popescu;smickles> upgraded to a scooter ahahaha -68731;1363837359;tiberiusiv;canadian government classifies under 24k a year income as poverty -68730;1363837364;Namworld;What poverty line? You lack nothing on minimum wages. -68729;1363837372;dub;I pay $1400/m in rent -68728;1363837374;jborkl;minimun wage pays effective federal tax -68727;1363837376;smickles;mircea_popescu: it was a better vehicle than the 82 mazda b2000 -68726;1363837376;tiberiusiv;the high min wage means prices are sky high -68725;1363837382;jborkl;no -68724;1363837382;mircea_popescu;dub i pay like triple that in servers. -68723;1363837386;Namworld;That may be. But it's feasible if you don't waste money. -68722;1363837390;tiberiusiv;you cant legislate prosperity -68721;1363837398;tiberiusiv;namworld: eating is wasting money? -68720;1363837399;mircea_popescu;the only thing you can legislate is laziness. -68719;1363837403;jborkl;minimum wage is 8 or so -68718;1363837406;dub;mircea_popescu: thats business expense not personal -68717;1363837410;Namworld;It's freakin not waste! -68716;1363837414;tiberiusiv;minimum wage in ontario was 10.50+ last time i was there -68715;1363837416;mircea_popescu;dub i get personal about busienss -68714;1363837417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4864 @ 0.00073772 = 3.5883 BTC [-] -68713;1363837419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7782 @ 0.00073752 = 5.7394 BTC [-] -68712;1363837420;tiberiusiv;a mcdonalds meal came to $10 -68711;1363837429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8258 @ 0.00073383 = 6.06 BTC [-] -68710;1363837434;jborkl;realistic lowest wage paid to a adult is about 11 -68709;1363837436;smickles;10.5 cad, wow -68708;1363837445;tiberiusiv;pack of smokes $12, chips $4 -68707;1363837447;dub;mircea_popescu: I pay a lot more than that in mortgage repayments too -68706;1363837450;Namworld;WTF MAN! You don't need a freakin 1500/month appartment or eat 10$ meals at McD to survive! -68705;1363837457;tiberiusiv;car insurance 200-400 on a honda civic per month -68704;1363837464;Namworld;Chips are not 4$ and smokes... well really, smoking does cost a lot. -68703;1363837469;tiberiusiv;namworld: mcdonalds is cheaper then groceries -68702;1363837485;Namworld;NO, for fuck's sake, NO! -68701;1363837490;tiberiusiv;namworld: are you aware an average home costs 650,000 in ontario? -68700;1363837496;smickles;yeah, a good part of how i did well on 7.5/hr was that i cooked my own meals, had a veggie garden -68699;1363837499;Namworld;No car on minimum wage, but public transit, what's wrong with that? -68698;1363837501;Chaang-Noi;in australia shit is crazy high cuz of the boom, i was told about 12$ bananas -68697;1363837504;smickles;lived outside the city -68696;1363837514;tiberiusiv;canadians survive on credit cards and home loans -68695;1363837522;Namworld;Well don't buy a 650k house in Ontario man... -68694;1363837523;tiberiusiv;ive never seen such a population loaded on credit -68693;1363837536;Chaang-Noi;in AU a guy drives a truck on a mine and makes $150k a year... -68692;1363837540;smickles;serfs -68691;1363837543;jborkl;alot of the us is too big for public transportation -68690;1363837543;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv the us isnt much better. -68689;1363837570;tiberiusiv;public transportation sucks unless its those 300km/h trains -68688;1363837576;smickles;he who can manage his money is god among men -68687;1363837581;smickles;apparently -68686;1363837585;mircea_popescu;smickles among women. -68685;1363837605;Chaang-Noi;bitches like money -68684;1363837606;smickles;discount the eunics -68683;1363837613;smickles;spelling -_- -68682;1363837622;tiberiusiv;namworld: in canada to live well, ie go on vacation once a year and have stuff you need to earn 15k a month pretax -68681;1363837653;tiberiusiv;or else you just grinding paycheck to paycheck -68680;1363837659;mircea_popescu;meanwhile 15k a year in romania gets you two households with their women and children -68679;1363837665;Namworld;15k a month? are you crazy? -68678;1363837679;dub;if you think eating mcdonals 3 meals a day is living well.. -68677;1363837682;tiberiusiv;namworld: i lived there for 2 years -68676;1363837692;smickles;tiberiusiv: i don't know you, but you might benefit by traveling a little -68675;1363837696;tiberiusiv;dub: poor people eat mcdonalds in canada -68674;1363837707;smickles;why? -68673;1363837708;tiberiusiv;for $10 you get enough calories for the day -68672;1363837709;mircea_popescu;the internet still the great social class mixer i see, bringing together those who otherwise would never meet. -68671;1363837718;smickles;why not eat boiled potatoes or smt -68670;1363837733;mircea_popescu;smickles scurvy -68669;1363837735;Namworld;tiberius: I can do the same on 2.5 per day if I wanted on regular groceries... -68668;1363837748;tiberiusiv;man how many times are you going to repeat that -68667;1363837749;smickles;mircea_popescu: an orange can't be that hard to come by -68666;1363837754;Namworld;I like a little bit of luxury in my diet tho. -68665;1363837768;tiberiusiv;toronto for example is more expensive then NYC -68664;1363837769;mircea_popescu;yes. octopussy salad! -68663;1363837773;dub;yall niggas nee aquaponics -68662;1363837773;tiberiusiv;with half the income -68661;1363837788;dub;grow food and FISH -68660;1363837834;smickles;dub: fishing is awesome, even when since i had enough money to not have to do it, i still like pulling a fish out of the river for dinner -68659;1363837843;Namworld;There's tons of people living on less than 2k per month that don't lack anything. They have plenty of food, decent appartment, everything they need. You don't need 15k per month to survive. If you can't live without that kind of money... well really, I don't know what to say. -68658;1363837858;dub;smickles: I go fishing maybe once a wekk avg over summer -68657;1363837863;tiberiusiv;http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Canada&city1=Toronto&country2=Romania&city2=Timisoara -68656;1363837887;dub;smickles: got a kayak setup with sonar etc -68655;1363837900;tiberiusiv;You would need around 6,552.20lei (1,967.29C$) in Timisoara to maintain -68654;1363837900;tiberiusiv;the same standard of life that you can have with 4,900.00C$ in Toronto -68653;1363837910;smickles;dub: lol, i just need to look at the water/land to know where the fish are -68652;1363837929;dub;well the fact that you said river.. -68651;1363837944;mircea_popescu;you can;'t realy compare romanian local cheese to canadian tho -68650;1363837945;smickles;i usually walk the bank -68649;1363837952;dub;I prefer salt water fish -68648;1363837954;mircea_popescu;romanian cheese is like the expensive imported french gourmet stuff -68647;1363837969;Namworld;I thought the point was about having enough to live by without living from check to check -68646;1363837987;tiberiusiv;surviving on min wage in ontario is impossible -68645;1363838001;tiberiusiv;youd have to get third hand clothes -68644;1363838015;tiberiusiv;wait behind restaurants for unfinished plates -68643;1363838019;smickles;cuz you can't survive w/ 3rd hand clothes -68642;1363838047;Namworld;I think you mean Toronto, really. Not Ontario... -68641;1363838068;tiberiusiv;you need a car in ontario and the running cost is high -68640;1363838092;tiberiusiv;that would eat up 50% of your min wage salary -68639;1363838100;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150803.msg1650521#msg1650521 -68638;1363838102;kakobrekla;BFL update -68637;1363838105;kakobrekla;or sumtn -68636;1363838106;tiberiusiv;in fuel, gas repairs -68635;1363838110;Chaang-Noi;hmm -68634;1363838120;smickles;mircea_popescu: did you fix that url in 'strategic superiority' -68633;1363838128;smickles;s/url/link/ -68632;1363838144;Namworld;tiberius... I don't know of anybody with a car costing them 600 per month... -68631;1363838168;mircea_popescu;smickles ye -68630;1363838178;Chaang-Noi;lol at prototype, and lol anyone who is shocked at this, they claimed they never had anyhting working, and if their chip run was bad, ohhh lulz -68629;1363838180;Namworld;and you don't need a car, it is almost impossible on minimum wage. -68628;1363838192;Namworld;Although a bit cheaper than what you say. -68627;1363838201;Namworld;Unless you buy a new car every few years -68626;1363838204;tiberiusiv;if you are poor i think you are better off being poor in US then canada -68625;1363838218;tiberiusiv;because you can move to a warm state and at least have the climate -68624;1363838224;mircea_popescu;by early to mid next week. Should be pretty smooth sailing after that." -68623;1363838229;mircea_popescu;hahaha this is the 100th time -68622;1363838242;kakobrekla;150th. -68621;1363838246;Namworld;idk about Toronto because I've never seen the prices there. -68620;1363838252;mircea_popescu;hey, this is how they get the th! -68619;1363838257;dub;tbh, you don't prototype an asic -68618;1363838268;mircea_popescu;dub you just wish it real hard. -68617;1363838318;dub;you know what im saying -68616;1363838352;Namworld;But really, from what I know, you're not on 3rd hand clothes or living on fast food on minimum wage. You have plenty of good food, new clothes, decent appartment and eveything on a minimum wage. No car, no vacation. But you have enough money, can spare to make savings and have sufficient extra money to spoil yourself a bit. -68615;1363838361;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.9289 BTC [-] -68614;1363838370;Namworld;Maybe not in Toronto -68613;1363838398;tiberiusiv;namworld: you are so full of it im not going to continue, the government in canada classifies anyone under 22k a year as poverty -68612;1363838403;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.929 BTC [+] -68611;1363838407;Namworld;But those price you mentions are not representative of what I'm accustomed to. -68610;1363838411;tiberiusiv;the prices were high for everything there -68609;1363838411;mircea_popescu;2k * 12 = 24 k tho -68608;1363838436;tiberiusiv;namworld you must be living in the middle of nowhere, self sufficient -68607;1363838453;tiberiusiv;public transport is none existant in ontario -68606;1363838457;tiberiusiv;the trains are 50 years old -68605;1363838457;Namworld;I live in Montreal. -68604;1363838470;tiberiusiv;well montreal is a little different -68603;1363838474;tiberiusiv;and thats in quebec -68602;1363838481;Namworld;It's also Canada. -68601;1363838487;tiberiusiv;quebec cost of living is 30-40% lower then ontario since half the population is poor -68600;1363838497;tiberiusiv;and montreal is more european then american -68599;1363838518;Namworld;Your prices are for Toronto. And toronto jobs tend to pay much more than minimum wages. So are living costs. -68598;1363838533;tiberiusiv;min wage in quebec is like $4 isnt it? -68597;1363838536;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=150803.msg1650582#msg1650582 -68596;1363838539;Namworld;10$ -68595;1363838551;Namworld;I think it got raised recently, maybe more than that. -68594;1363838581;ThickAsThieves;!ticker -68593;1363838582;assbot;Some are born to endless night. -68592;1363838595;ThickAsThieves;!estimate -68591;1363838606;ThickAsThieves;&ticker -68590;1363838607;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 64.65552, Best ask: 64.74999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09447, Last trade: 64.74999, 24 hour volume: 92565.60276454, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 62.28030 -68589;1363838609;assbot;ill estimate you! -68588;1363838613;Namworld;oh, $9.90, 10.15 starting may 1st -68587;1363838657;Namworld;You probably struggle on minimum wage in Toronto, but wages are higher there, just like rents. -68586;1363838679;tiberiusiv;quebec has 20% youth unemployment rate thanks to the min wage -68585;1363838680;Namworld;Possibly the same in Vancouver. -68584;1363838695;tiberiusiv;10 min wage in a poor place like QC lol only in canada -68583;1363838812;Namworld;QC ain't really poorer than the rest of Canada. -68582;1363838831;tiberiusiv;montreal is probably my favorite city in canada -68581;1363838851;Namworld;We're talking about something like 1/8th less than Ontario I think. -68580;1363838866;Namworld;Per capita -68579;1363838868;tiberiusiv;the roads are third world though in QC -68578;1363838883;Namworld;oh... yeah. Roads ain't nice -68577;1363838923;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 1000 @ 0.05710373 = 57.1037 BTC [-] -68576;1363838924;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 1000 @ 0.0512055 = 51.2055 BTC [-] -68575;1363838925;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1000 @ 0.0512055 = 51.2055 BTC [-] -68574;1363838926;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1000 @ 0.0512055 = 51.2055 BTC [-] -68573;1363838928;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1000 @ 0.0512055 = 51.2055 BTC [-] -68572;1363839061;Namworld;I think we might just not have the same definition of minimum needed. -68571;1363839078;smickles;woah, what is the table trader doing -68570;1363839092;smickles;at face value, that looks like a hard short -68569;1363839094;smickles;;;ticker -68568;1363839094;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 64.30000, Best ask: 64.40174, Bid-ask spread: 0.10174, Last trade: 64.40175, 24 hour volume: 92312.92023534, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 62.32727 -68567;1363839105;Namworld;or Toronto prices are really high... but wages there are among the highests in Canada. -68566;1363839110;smickles;;;calc 55/(1-.057) -68565;1363839111;gribble;58.3244962884 -68564;1363839118;smickles;;;calc 55/(1.057) -68563;1363839118;gribble;52.0340586566 -68562;1363839132;smickles;;;calc 47/(1.051) -68561;1363839133;gribble;44.7193149382 -68560;1363839161;smickles;i guess that was cutting losses from earlier ? -68559;1363839162;smickles;?? -68558;1363839189;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 1000 @ 0.05693195 = 56.932 BTC [-] -68557;1363839191;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 1000 @ 0.05359251 = 53.5925 BTC [+] -68556;1363839192;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1000 @ 0.05359251 = 53.5925 BTC [+] -68555;1363839196;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1000 @ 0.05359251 = 53.5925 BTC [+] -68554;1363839198;mircea_popescu;smickles i think this is shorts being closed -68553;1363839199;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1000 @ 0.05359251 = 53.5925 BTC [+] -68552;1363839200;tiberiusiv;really would like to see a stronger bid wall -68551;1363839218;smickles;ah, i see that on the chart now -68550;1363839222;mircea_popescu;iirc these were sold at ~ .2-.3 -68549;1363839239;mircea_popescu;i guess he's buying it back on the theory that he doesn't want to earn that last .05 at the risk of one full week -68548;1363839240;smickles;certainly -68547;1363839241;tiberiusiv;great short -68546;1363839291;pizzaman1337;is the fourth friday not the 22nd? -68545;1363839297;mircea_popescu;last friday of month -68544;1363839304;pizzaman1337;ah, I thought I read fourth -68543;1363839311;mircea_popescu;if you did link me -68542;1363839341;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.P050T -68541;1363839345;mircea_popescu;All options expire on the last minute of the last Friday of their month (UTC times). -68540;1363839346;mircea_popescu;like -68539;1363839363;kakobrekla;> goat: well yeah, you know, this almost sounds like a scam :/ [on BFL] <- lol your standards -68538;1363839417;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: maybe I'm not interpreting this correctly, but from stat: "To which add sums deposited as surety for 4th Friday settled option and future contracts" -68537;1363839443;smickles;futures are diff -68536;1363839444;mircea_popescu;i guess that should read last friday huh -68535;1363839456;pizzaman1337;:P -68534;1363839465;mircea_popescu;thing is, to make the thing real crazy, futures (the fiat ones) used to be settled 4th friday -68533;1363839475;pizzaman1337;I was wondering why the options mpexbot had up seemed high -68532;1363839478;mircea_popescu;and the diff ones are settled imm dates -68531;1363839511;smickles;futures are diff, love the pun -68530;1363839513;smickles;:D -68529;1363839516;mircea_popescu;lol -68528;1363839555;smickles;$vwap ^oix -68527;1363839557;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 56.18724421 high: 57.56498348 low: 51.19715374 volume: 10790 btc: 1011.43642332 30 day: no data -68526;1363839641;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 1000 @ 0.05682571 = 56.8257 BTC [-] -68525;1363839643;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 1000 @ 0.05351801 = 53.518 BTC [-] -68524;1363839644;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1000 @ 0.05351801 = 53.518 BTC [-] -68523;1363839646;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 1000 @ 0.05351801 = 53.518 BTC [-] -68522;1363839653;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 1000 @ 0.05351801 = 53.518 BTC [-] -68521;1363839677;error4733;gentleman be ready ! i'm bullish but i smell a huge correction ! -68520;1363839697;error4733;*hope -68519;1363839715;tiberiusiv;could easily go back to 50 -68518;1363839725;tiberiusiv;the bids are really thin -68517;1363839730;mircea_popescu;yeah it's quite possible. -68516;1363839739;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -68515;1363839740;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 64.10001, Best ask: 64.38999, Bid-ask spread: 0.28998, Last trade: 64.38999, 24 hour volume: 91573.17154420, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 62.35274 -68514;1363839760;mircea_popescu;actually already moving back a little. -68513;1363839836;mircea_popescu;"Given that Krugman is against bitcoin, the thing is certain to succeed." -68512;1363839872;pizzaman1337;the mpex bot didn't price all of those options at 0.05351801, did it? how did they close at that level? (did the person trading have limit orders?) -68511;1363840061;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 it did -68510;1363840105;mircea_popescu;if you look at the book all puts under 50 or so sell for 0.05351801 -68509;1363840117;Namworld;yup -68508;1363840122;pizzaman1337;why the same level? -68507;1363840138;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 because it needs to protect the book. -68506;1363840159;mircea_popescu;otherwise you could go 100k btc into mpoe bonds, then just buy cheap options and siphon interest away -68505;1363840176;pizzaman1337;ah -68504;1363840220;Namworld;true. There's a minimum price for options. -68503;1363840320;jcpham;so vortex math -68502;1363840323;jcpham;thoughts -68501;1363840333;PAPASO;hi,any chinese friend here? -68500;1363840342;mircea_popescu;not unless rick comes by PAPASO -68499;1363840356;PAPASO;这里有咱国人吗？ -68498;1363840367;mircea_popescu;i'm sorry, i don't speak chinese. -68497;1363840370;mircea_popescu;what do you need tho ? -68496;1363840376;smickles;mircea_popescu: lol, you hate the chiners? -68495;1363840386;mircea_popescu;i do ? -68494;1363840396;smickles;heh, it's just the way you answered -68493;1363840397;PAPASO;yes, i want to trade option -68492;1363840403;mircea_popescu;that's not too hard. -68491;1363840407;mircea_popescu;do you have a mpex account ? -68490;1363840413;Namworld;BTC/USD options? MPEx -68489;1363840427;smickles;it could be implied that noone here is friendly to the chinese other than rick. which isn't true ofc -68488;1363840430;PAPASO;buy i dont know how to use this system -68487;1363840444;mircea_popescu;there is a faq chinese version tho. -68486;1363840450;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq_cn.html -68485;1363840462;mircea_popescu;not sure how good it is, but should mostly work. -68484;1363840467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1146 @ 0.00072637 = 0.8324 BTC [-] -68483;1363840468;mircea_popescu;you can also contact the guy for help. -68482;1363840468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 133 @ 0.00072637 = 0.0966 BTC [-] -68481;1363840477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2400 @ 0.00071967 = 1.7272 BTC [-] -68480;1363840479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00071778 = 7.1778 BTC [-] -68479;1363840481;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P550T] 725 @ 0.05677964 = 41.1652 BTC [-] -68478;1363840481;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P530T] 725 @ 0.05225451 = 37.8845 BTC [-] -68477;1363840486;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 725 @ 0.05225451 = 37.8845 BTC [-] -68476;1363840493;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P490T] 725 @ 0.05225451 = 37.8845 BTC [-] -68475;1363840495;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P470T] 725 @ 0.05225451 = 37.8845 BTC [-] -68474;1363840566;pizzaman1337;if I'm doing my math right, it seems that person made > ~$100k? crazy -68473;1363840583;smickles;"There’s a reason supplying works a certain way. I order the goods, you deliver the goods within a couple of days and get paid within a couple of months. NOT the other way around. Never the other way around." mircea_popescu you must have a look at the kickstarter model -68472;1363840605;mircea_popescu;smickles what do you mean ? -68471;1363840617;smickles;you pay for and order the goods, then they company may or may not even make the product, if they do, you might not get it -68470;1363840621;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 i think about 5k x 5 x .20 or so btc -68469;1363840631;mircea_popescu;so prolly like 300k -68468;1363840646;pizzaman1337;oh, I must have missed some previous orders -68467;1363840649;mircea_popescu;smickles haha. that ain't a model -68466;1363840649;pizzaman1337;that's pretty awesome -68465;1363840655;smickles;pizzaman1337: the neat thing is they do it over and over -68464;1363840669;pizzaman1337;I need more BTC, I want to play this game too... -68463;1363840670;mircea_popescu;ya last month they lost like 5k i think -68462;1363840685;Namworld;It's a game with huge losses and huge gains... -68461;1363840687;mircea_popescu;as in, shorted puts, price collapsed, covered same day -68460;1363840700;pizzaman1337;yeah, that would hurt -68459;1363840733;mircea_popescu;but yes, you can make a pretty penny if you have the capital -68458;1363840737;mircea_popescu;and certainly huge roi -68457;1363840749;mircea_popescu;course... if you're wrong... -68456;1363840812;mod6;(19:24) < mircea_popescu> "Given that Krugman is against bitcoin, the thing is certain to succeed." << one of the best comments on that ZH article -68455;1363840818;Chaang-Noi;new high -68454;1363840821;mircea_popescu;mod6 :p -68453;1363840824;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -68452;1363840825;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 64.20000, Best ask: 64.41999, Bid-ask spread: 0.21999, Last trade: 64.41999, 24 hour volume: 91269.99747505, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 62.38443 -68451;1363840834;Chaang-Noi;oh nvm -68450;1363840836;mircea_popescu;notrly. -68449;1363840843;Chaang-Noi;i forgot we hit 66 when i was sleeping -68448;1363840851;mod6;well, i thought it was funny anyway. -68447;1363840874;Chaang-Noi;we spiked up to 65.3 and i got all tingely for nothing -68446;1363840883;mircea_popescu;so is Luke-Jr going back to bfl by early to mid next week ? -68445;1363840896;Chaang-Noi;lol he has to go back now? -68444;1363840904;mircea_popescu;well... -68443;1363840915;Chaang-Noi;why did he even go again? -68442;1363840919;mircea_popescu;they're making an entirely new pcb no ? -68441;1363840931;Chaang-Noi;i guess i dont understand what he is doing there -68440;1363840942;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi basically, he's trying to prop bfl. -68439;1363840956;Chaang-Noi;prop? -68438;1363840958;mircea_popescu;course it's much like inaba trying to prop bfl, you don't prop flagging scams with retarded trolls. -68437;1363840975;mircea_popescu;to prop, you know, stick a bit of wood in the way of a collapsing wall -68436;1363840981;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i dont think that is going to work cuz they keep going home with nothiong -68435;1363840993;tiberiusiv;is BFL processing refunds? -68434;1363841006;Chaang-Noi;in fiat if at all -68433;1363841007;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv so far they claim to. -68432;1363841019;mircea_popescu;but basically people get a 95% haircut if they refund, so... -68431;1363841029;Chaang-Noi;i think there is a rule that you have to wait 3 months after ordering or something -68430;1363841039;Chaang-Noi;but i have not seen many people bitching -68429;1363841041;mircea_popescu;no, they pretty much get to walk away with whatever they scammed off the idiots thinking they're the btc "community" -68428;1363841066;tiberiusiv;but the BTcs were instantly sold by bitpay -68427;1363841070;Chaang-Noi;your girl thinks bitcoin community = WoT -68426;1363841089;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi btc finance certainly is. -68425;1363841096;Chaang-Noi;lol -68424;1363841098;tiberiusiv;basic refunds were like 80% haircuts -68423;1363841103;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv pretty much. -68422;1363841116;tiberiusiv;BFL would be massively insolvent if they had to issue full BTC refunds -68421;1363841131;mircea_popescu;so then let's make a new deal : you can't refund btc, you can't take btc. -68420;1363841136;Chaang-Noi;friedcat has a W0T account? lulz -68419;1363841138;mircea_popescu;sell in fiat. -68418;1363841143;tiberiusiv;i agree mircea -68417;1363841150;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you think he's in finance ? -68416;1363841153;dub;;;getrating friedcat -68415;1363841153;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68414;1363841164;dub;;;ident friedcat -68413;1363841164;tiberiusiv;well they used BTC as a medium of exchange -68412;1363841164;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -68411;1363841181;dub;;;gpg info friedcat -68410;1363841181;gribble;No such user registered. -68409;1363841182;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv still a horrible deal. -68408;1363841186;Chaang-Noi;selling stock to get money to build a company, if that is not finance i dont know what it is -68407;1363841189;tiberiusiv;agreed -68406;1363841194;mircea_popescu;it's actually worse than the usual glbse / usagi crap. -68405;1363841206;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi it isn't. that's founding. -68404;1363841211;tiberiusiv;what ended up being the reason for glbse closing -68403;1363841215;mircea_popescu;he did it without advisory and he fucked it up pretty good. -68402;1363841220;Chaang-Noi;selling stock not finacne, okay -68401;1363841230;tiberiusiv;advisory? -68400;1363841246;mircea_popescu;you know how companies floating themselves retain the services of banks ? -68399;1363841256;mircea_popescu;this is because companies are not in finance, they are in whatever the fuck their ops are. -68398;1363841262;mircea_popescu;retail or services or making oil rigsd -68397;1363841268;Chaang-Noi;mp try this... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finance -68396;1363841295;Chaang-Noi;friedcat did his own finance clearly, he did not hire a bank... -68395;1363841304;Chaang-Noi;he can do morethan 1 thing at 1 time... -68394;1363841306;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi how about you try http://trilema.com/2013/wikipedia-the-special-olympics-for-the-mentally-retarded/ instead. -68393;1363841338;Chaang-Noi;lose an argument, have nothing left but insults, classy :/ -68392;1363841351;Chaang-Noi;at least i admit when i fuck up -68391;1363841356;mircea_popescu;you come quoting wikipedia in this discussion insults are too good a fate. -68390;1363841359;smickles;lol, that pic "wall street, the center of american finance" with what looks like a highwayman and a security camera looking the other way -68389;1363841397;mircea_popescu;anyway, tiberiusiv : nobody really knows. my theory is the head chav got a bad dose, went psychotic, thought da polis is after him, deleted everythign -68388;1363841408;mircea_popescu;probably flushed some usb sticks down the toilet too -68387;1363841411;mircea_popescu;in the heat of the moment. -68386;1363841416;tiberiusiv;lol -68385;1363841424;mod6;haha smickles! -68384;1363841460;mircea_popescu;of course simple idiopathic schizophrenia always works as an explanation too. it doesn't have to be drugs. -68383;1363841468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00070854 = 4.0387 BTC [-] -68382;1363841468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6079 @ 0.00069894 = 4.2489 BTC [-] -68381;1363841474;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.929 = 1.858 BTC [+] -68380;1363841487;smickles;typical onset is early adulthood, no? -68379;1363841491;mircea_popescu;yes. -68378;1363841493;Chaang-Noi;;;getrating usagi -68377;1363841494;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Usagi, rated since Mon Jun 18 09:33:55 2012. Cumulative rating 40, from 31 total ratings. Received ratings: 27 positive, 4 negative. Sent ratings: 41 positive, 4 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Usagi -68376;1363841502;mircea_popescu;well... 30s, 40s or 50s. the later the milder. -68375;1363841507;Chaang-Noi;ohh finance! i get it now -68374;1363841519;mircea_popescu;but usually there;'s episodes first, before full blown tableau. -68373;1363841524;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.93 = 4.65 BTC [+] -68372;1363841531;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi haha yes. usagi is in finance. -68371;1363841536;mircea_popescu;he just sucks at it massively. -68370;1363841560;Chaang-Noi;;;getrating pirateat40 -68369;1363841560;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User pirateat40, rated since Mon Aug 1 14:18:45 2011. Cumulative rating -125, from 89 total ratings. Received ratings: 55 positive, 34 negative. Sent ratings: 65 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=pirateat40 -68368;1363841583;Chaang-Noi;;;getrating foodstamps -68367;1363841583;smickles;;;getrating f00d5t4mp -68366;1363841584;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68365;1363841585;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68364;1363841586;Chaang-Noi;;;getrating foodstamp -68363;1363841586;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68362;1363841593;smickles;bah, how to spell -68361;1363841598;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi a better traversal tool would be ;;gettrust mircea_popescu X -68360;1363841603;ThickAsThieves;;;getrating ThickAsThieves -68359;1363841603;Chaang-Noi;oh he did some wierd ass numbers or something -68358;1363841603;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User thickasthieves, rated since Sat Mar 2 08:19:18 2013. Cumulative rating 2, from 2 total ratings. Received ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=thickasthieves -68357;1363841631;Chaang-Noi;;;getrating burnside -68356;1363841632;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68355;1363841637;Chaang-Noi;;;getrating nefario -68354;1363841637;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User nefario, rated since Tue Jul 12 19:55:49 2011. Cumulative rating -34, from 16 total ratings. Received ratings: 6 positive, 10 negative. Sent ratings: 2 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=nefario -68353;1363841667;smickles;lol, PayPal has the worst cumulative rating -68352;1363841673;smickles;;;getrating PayPal -68351;1363841673;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User PayPal, rated since Sat Aug 25 16:56:10 2012. Cumulative rating -181, from 29 total ratings. Received ratings: 4 positive, 25 negative. Sent ratings: 0 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=PayPal -68350;1363841677;mircea_popescu;lol -68349;1363841684;mircea_popescu;how is dwolla doing ? -68348;1363841693;smickles;;;getrating dwolla -68347;1363841693;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68346;1363841697;ThickAsThieves;;;getrating litecoin -68345;1363841698;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68344;1363841705;smickles;outofthe meme -68343;1363841709;Chaang-Noi;;;getrating goat -68342;1363841710;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68341;1363841720;mircea_popescu;;;rate urmom 1 cheap fast service would cum again+++ -68340;1363841721;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be authenticated to use the rating system. -68339;1363841726;Chaang-Noi;im not in finace, never have been:) -68338;1363841744;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: I haven't left yet. -68337;1363841770;Chaang-Noi;do you know when you will go Luke-Jr? -68336;1363841771;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr a, must have missed that announcement. -68335;1363841789;Chaang-Noi;Luke, you mean go again right? -68334;1363841806;Chaang-Noi;i thought you reported about the new building design? -68333;1363841857;smickles;;;getrating spain -68332;1363841857;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68331;1363841862;smickles;;;getrating ireland -68330;1363841862;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68329;1363841867;smickles;;;getrating cyprus -68328;1363841868;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68327;1363841879;smickles;;;getrating scottlad -68326;1363841880;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User scottlad, rated since Fri May 6 09:10:02 2011. Cumulative rating -66, from 16 total ratings. Received ratings: 5 positive, 11 negative. Sent ratings: 4 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=scottlad -68325;1363841881;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: I'll be back at their labs tomorrow morning.. -68324;1363841889;Chaang-Noi;cool -68323;1363841900;Chaang-Noi;i guess that means they must think they are progressing -68322;1363841901;Luke-Jr;and back home Friday evening, unless they ask me to stay and my wife gives the okay -68321;1363841908;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr wait. you went or didn't go ? are you there now ? this is getting more and more self-contradictory. -68320;1363841920;Luke-Jr;but srsly, so bored here I'm not sure about staying much longer XD -68319;1363841929;Chaang-Noi;you in kc? -68318;1363841933;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: I arrived here last Thursday, and am still here now. -68317;1363841938;mircea_popescu;ow. -68316;1363841941;mircea_popescu;what ?! -68315;1363841943;smickles;my family lives in kc -68314;1363841945;mircea_popescu;you've been there A WEEK ?! -68313;1363841948;Luke-Jr;yes -68312;1363841956;Chaang-Noi;im from kcnot a whole lot to do -68311;1363841960;mircea_popescu;i'll brb, my jaw is somewhere -68310;1363841965;Luke-Jr;I lived in KC like 6 years ago -68309;1363841972;Chaang-Noi;only good place i know are places odds are you wont like -68308;1363841986;Chaang-Noi;i lived there like 12 years ago -68307;1363841994;smickles;wow, i love kc -68306;1363841995;Chaang-Noi;good bbq -68305;1363842002;Chaang-Noi;bad asics -68304;1363842004;smickles;the museums, pool halls -68303;1363842021;mircea_popescu;i dunno doods, if i went for a week's vacation it'd prolly not be kentucky. -68302;1363842023;smickles;disk golf -68301;1363842026;mircea_popescu;even if fried chicken. -68300;1363842043;Luke-Jr;all I have walking distance is a Sonic's -68299;1363842044;mod6;they mean kansas city -68298;1363842045;smickles;fishing -68297;1363842065;mod6;either way though lol -68296;1363842065;mircea_popescu;mod6 right, cause there's a difference >< -68295;1363842066;[\\\]; at least i admit when i fuck up << BULLSHIT -68294;1363842074;smickles;the footbal team sucks, but it's fun b/c the crowd really gets into it -68293;1363842075;Luke-Jr;lol -68292;1363842079;Chaang-Noi;i never said go to kc, but if you have to be there eat bbq -68291;1363842096;Chaang-Noi;yeah go chiefs, but last season... omg -68290;1363842099;Luke-Jr;dunno, KC was okay except for the complete lack of Catholic churches -68289;1363842108;mod6;LOL -68288;1363842109;mircea_popescu;missouri has no churches ?! -68287;1363842121;Diablo-D3;missouri is southern baptist territory -68286;1363842123;mircea_popescu;dudes how much have i been drinking tonight ? -68285;1363842124;smickles;isn't there a cathedral -68284;1363842128;Luke-Jr;KC doesn't -68283;1363842131;Chaang-Noi;Luke-Jr there used to be some, but the southern babtists took them over -68282;1363842135;[\\\];Luke-Jr, they've probably got Catholic churches, just not the kind you approve of. -68281;1363842141;Diablo-D3;lol -68280;1363842142;Chaang-Noi;my parents go to what used to be a catholic church -68279;1363842143;mircea_popescu;[\\\] uncatholic -68278;1363842144;Diablo-D3;luke approves of nothing -68277;1363842150;Diablo-D3;he doesnt even recognize the new pope -68276;1363842152;mod6;you could drive to topeka and go to WBC -68275;1363842152;[\\\];Diablo-D3: he approves of >25 BTC -68274;1363842161;[\\\];Diablo-D3, he didn't recognize the last 4 -68273;1363842174;mircea_popescu;what was wrong with jp2 ? -68272;1363842176;Diablo-D3;Im not catholic, but I didnt mind john paul II -68271;1363842180;Luke-Jr;mod6: Topeka is actually the nearest Catholic mission, and had Mass last Sunday that I couldn't get a ride to -68270;1363842186;mircea_popescu;also, http://mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-20/fleeing-the-euro-for-bitcoins-.html -68269;1363842186;Diablo-D3;at least he tried to tackle the pedophile problem -68268;1363842187;smickles;also, kcmo isn't as good a kck -68267;1363842188;Diablo-D3;no one else did -68266;1363842191;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: he wasn't a Catholic -68265;1363842196;[\\\];lol -68264;1363842198;[\\\];here we go again -68263;1363842202;mircea_popescu;the pope was insufficiently catholic ? -68262;1363842209;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: he wasn't a pope either -68261;1363842209;Diablo-D3;hell, there was a second attempt on his life, one in the vatican will admit to -68260;1363842210;Chaang-Noi;topeka is pretty far away -68259;1363842212;smickles;that's why he retired -68258;1363842222;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: hence why I moved out of KC -68257;1363842227;[\\\];mircea_popescu: Luke-Jr's view of Catholicism doesn't match the 2Billion other Catholics' -68256;1363842229;mircea_popescu;smickles no, jp2 was before ratz -68255;1363842230;Diablo-D3;the ring of pedophiles that control the vatican tried to kill him because he was trying to get rid of them -68254;1363842231;Chaang-Noi;where to? -68253;1363842239;Luke-Jr;[\\\]: it matches the 50 billion others ;P -68252;1363842245;Diablo-D3;[\\\]: I dont blame him honestly -68251;1363842246;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: Omaha, worst decision of my life -68250;1363842253;Chaang-Noi;lol -68249;1363842259;Chaang-Noi;oh man -68248;1363842260;Diablo-D3;modern catholocism (ie, everything from 200AD on) is built on lies and fraud -68247;1363842265;smickles;i was almost born in omaha -68246;1363842270;[\\\];Diablo-D3: Luke-Jr disagrees -68245;1363842279;smickles;they moved to columbus, ne before it happened tho -68244;1363842279;[\\\];he only bailed on the last 50 years. -68243;1363842283;Diablo-D3;I dont care if he disagrees, the historical record blatantly says this -68242;1363842284;Chaang-Noi;Luke i thought you were going to say boston or something -68241;1363842288;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.100001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -68240;1363842290;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -68239;1363842292;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -68238;1363842295;Diablo-D3;you cant disagree with fact -68237;1363842301;Diablo-D3;reality doesnt work that way -68236;1363842309;Luke-Jr;just ignore Diablo-D3's trolling, I am -68235;1363842315;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.93 BTC [+] -68234;1363842329;Diablo-D3;lol, am I trolling if I say popes led armies into the middle east to murder innocent people? -68233;1363842330;[\\\];Luke-Jr: Diablo-D3 doesn't troll. -68232;1363842331;Chaang-Noi;.93, go asicminer! :) -68231;1363842339;Luke-Jr;[\\\]: rarely -68230;1363842362;Luke-Jr;Diablo-D3: yes -68229;1363842384;Diablo-D3;So, I am trolling Luke-Jr with cold hard facts. -68228;1363842384;Diablo-D3;Go me. -68227;1363842393;Luke-Jr;lies* -68226;1363842424;Diablo-D3;So you're saying the holy crusades never happened? -68225;1363842452;Luke-Jr;no, I'm saying they were led by civil authorities and killed GUILTY people. that's why they're holy -68224;1363842485;mircea_popescu;the arabs were spamming the network. -68223;1363842493;smickles;lol -68222;1363842495;Luke-Jr;for the most part, the Crusades were a defensive retaliation -68221;1363842510;smickles;"defensive retaliation" -68220;1363842516;smickles;i like the sound of that -68219;1363842518;Diablo-D3;yes, they were defensive against women and children who were guilty for the crime of being alive. yup. -68218;1363842519;Chaang-Noi;yes lead by civil but lol at killing guility people:) -68217;1363842532;mircea_popescu;smickles like say there's this hot chick in a short skirt and she's wearing no knickers right ? -68216;1363842540;mircea_popescu;you get her against a wall and give her a good seeing-to -68215;1363842552;mircea_popescu;"defensive retaliation" -68214;1363842571;smickles;say no more ;) ;) -68213;1363842583;Luke-Jr;so someone breaks into your house and throws you out. then you go buy a gun and chase him back out. that's what the Crusades were (the 2nd part) -68212;1363842587;mircea_popescu;a wink is as good as a whistle to a blind bat. -68211;1363842588;Diablo-D3;oh dont get me wrong, they raped the women and children too -68210;1363842596;Chaang-Noi;and goats -68209;1363842600;Chaang-Noi;dont forget goat rape -68208;1363842600;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: except Jesus said to live side by side in peace. -68207;1363842602;kakobrekla;and donkeys -68206;1363842607;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr say, if they were holy how come they lost ? the arabs kinda owned them holy ppl... -68205;1363842609;smickles;mircea_popescu: you crack me up -68204;1363842644;Chaang-Noi;they won the crusades in spain if that counts -68203;1363842669;mircea_popescu;ya except la reconquista was perhaps the bloodiest, messiest most agressive act of racism in european history -68202;1363842678;mircea_popescu;excluding of course all the french medieval history -68201;1363842680;mircea_popescu;and the german -68200;1363842682;mircea_popescu;and english -68199;1363842685;mircea_popescu;you get the idea. -68198;1363842687;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: thats a pretty hard thing to claim, really -68197;1363842688;mircea_popescu;o and caesar. -68196;1363842690;smickles;what about the popes who just wanted the power and held orgies, killed people for the fun of it and such? -68195;1363842698;Diablo-D3;I mean, what about the whole slavery thing in america? -68194;1363842701;mircea_popescu;smickles not real catholics. -68193;1363842706;Diablo-D3;thats pretty high up on the list -68192;1363842717;Diablo-D3;I understand luke's point when he says not real catholics -68191;1363842723;Diablo-D3;anyone who believes in God wouldn't have done that -68190;1363842727;Diablo-D3;problem is… they still did it. -68189;1363842735;Luke-Jr;smickles: what about them? -68188;1363842735;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 also known as the not true catholic phallacy. -68187;1363842736;Diablo-D3;and the catholic church is still to blame for it -68186;1363842739;ThickAsThieves;;;getrating jesus -68185;1363842740;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -68184;1363842750;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yup -68183;1363842753;mircea_popescu;ok im authin for that one -68182;1363842758;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -68181;1363842759;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -68180;1363842764;smickles;Luke-Jr: it's an entertaining read, isn't it? (the history of the popes) -68179;1363842775;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: this is why I just moot the entire issue and say everything after 200AD is built on lies and fraud -68178;1363842790;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:784991315e879c5e141fbfc3d3c15b7be6d7bb814adb9b75d248b223 -68177;1363842791;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -68176;1363842799;mircea_popescu;;;rate jesus -1 there's that entire mess in the temple to sort out. -68175;1363842800;gribble;Error: User doesn't exist in the Rating or GPG databases. User must be GPG-registered to receive ratings. -68174;1363842800;Luke-Jr;smickles: not particularly. -68173;1363842813;mircea_popescu;pfff -68172;1363842823;smickles;Luke-Jr: you don't like political thrillers, do you? -68171;1363842845;Luke-Jr;smickles: I'm betting you ignored what led up to the bad popes? -68170;1363842855;mircea_popescu;protestants ? -68169;1363842859;ThickAsThieves;Luke-Jr, what is the current BFL asic status, I haven't been keeping up? -68168;1363842861;Luke-Jr;here's a hint: bad laymen -68167;1363842872;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: most of them were pre-protestantism -68166;1363842884;mircea_popescu;what about the last 4 ? -68165;1363842918;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: St. Pius X - Pius XII? -68164;1363842935;mircea_popescu;no, this current argentinian guy, ratz, jp2 and -68163;1363842942;mircea_popescu;who was before, paul ? -68162;1363842943;Luke-Jr;those are frauds, not popes -68161;1363842949;mircea_popescu;ok. so what led to them ? -68160;1363842961;Luke-Jr;neglegent laity and clergy -68159;1363842972;Luke-Jr;Pope Pius XII allowed modernism to flourish, more or less -68158;1363842996;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00438 BTC [-] -68157;1363843004;smickles;"oh god what a horrible thing" comes to mind -68156;1363843014;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the catholic church was not started by peter -68155;1363843038;Luke-Jr;the Catholic Church was started by Jesus -68154;1363843041;mircea_popescu;not like he had much of a choice. -68153;1363843042;mod6;rate jesus -1 there's that entire mess in the temple to sort out. << HAHA -68152;1363843051;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: of course he did -68151;1363843058;mod6;erp. missed his nick. :/ -68150;1363843092;Luke-Jr;even if the civil powers neglected their duties, Pope Pius XII could have proactively issued written excommunications against all modernists identified -68149;1363843098;mircea_popescu;lol ok. -68148;1363843101;mircea_popescu;and ? -68147;1363843103;Luke-Jr;instead of basically ignoring them taking over the seminaries and such -68146;1363843118;pigeons;Brian started the church -68145;1363843121;Troic;modernisms like euthanasia, gay marriage, abortions and female bishops ? -68144;1363843126;pigeons;always look on the bright side of life -68143;1363843131;Luke-Jr;Troic: no -68142;1363843143;pigeons;Troic: he means speaking english -68141;1363843145;Chaang-Noi;jesus did not start the catholic church, that was paul? wtf? -68140;1363843145;mircea_popescu;didn't pius xii get the reichskonkordat going ? -68139;1363843149;Luke-Jr;modernism is the heresy that truth/doctrine can change over time, basically -68138;1363843155;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: it was Jesus -68137;1363843159;Chaang-Noi;lol -68136;1363843164;pigeons;saul was a plant -68135;1363843166;Chaang-Noi;read the bible and world history -68134;1363843197;Chaang-Noi;jesus had nothing like a church... -68133;1363843212;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: He founded a Church and that was the only thing He left mankind with for guidance -68132;1363843215;Chaang-Noi;the roman sual/paul did it -68131;1363843232;Chaang-Noi;it started 30 to 40 eyars after he died -68130;1363843238;Luke-Jr;nope -68129;1363843260;Chaang-Noi;? the catholic church was around before sual/paul was a christian? -68128;1363843263;pigeons;i dont think Luke-Jr is going to convert to litecoin Chaang-Noi -68127;1363843269;mircea_popescu;lol -68126;1363843275;Chaang-Noi;Luke has 1337 ltc:) -68125;1363843276;Luke-Jr;after His resurrection, he appointed St. Peter to be the first pope; shortly after His ascension, He sent the Holy Ghost to consecrate His first bishops -68124;1363843278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16450 @ 0.00071031 = 11.6846 BTC [+] -68123;1363843282;mircea_popescu;no but srsly. pius xii ? nazi germany ? anything there ? -68122;1363843286;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: yes -68121;1363843306;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: what about it? the pope did much to save many jews from persecution -68120;1363843309;Chaang-Noi;i was just telling pigeons :) -68119;1363843315;mircea_popescu;but.he.signed.with.the.devil. -68118;1363843317;Chaang-Noi;that i already converted you:) -68117;1363843317;smickles;Luke-Jr: do you believe that jesus gave that one saint his foreskin as a wedding ring? -68116;1363843328;pigeons;smickles: wtf -68115;1363843333;Chaang-Noi;i dont have enough info -68114;1363843335;Luke-Jr;smickles: I have no idea what nonsense you are talking about -68113;1363843345;smickles;or that jesus left his foreskin on saturn as the rings -68112;1363843345;mod6;anyway, there is no use debating this stuff. -68111;1363843357;mod6;LOUD NOISES! -68110;1363843369;pigeons;jesus gave the saint jesus' foreskin or jesus gave the saint the saint's own foreskin? -68109;1363843372;Luke-Jr;mod6: more interesting than sitting around notihnging -68108;1363843382;pigeons;jesus was a jew, he saved and preserved his foreskin that long? -68107;1363843384;Chaang-Noi;if you guys want some lulz you shouldread about the mormans -68106;1363843385;mircea_popescu;boys, i am proud to announce i have the first ever intelligent pumpkin ready to show everyone -68105;1363843394;Chaang-Noi;some of thei rstuff is fucking insane, it is really a good read -68104;1363843395;copumpkin;:O -68103;1363843395;mircea_popescu;if things go about as planned should be early to mid next week -68102;1363843402;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: mormonism is an extremely insane false religion -68101;1363843406;Chaang-Noi;hi copumpkin :) -68100;1363843419;Luke-Jr;copumpkin is intelligent? -68099;1363843424;Chaang-Noi;luke yeah, it is so insane it is fun reading their texts -68098;1363843424;mircea_popescu;he's a pineapple. -68097;1363843432;copumpkin;yep -68096;1363843439;copumpkin;I just pretend to be a pumpkin -68095;1363843440;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: I try to avoid reading demon-dictated texts -68094;1363843443;smickles;Luke-Jr: saint catherine of sienna, i think -68093;1363843446;mircea_popescu;btw copumpkin have you heard ? -68092;1363843452;copumpkin;probably not -68091;1363843454;Luke-Jr;smickles: what about her? -68090;1363843455;copumpkin;never around anymore :P -68089;1363843456;mircea_popescu;your poisonous donation caused pdpc to be audited by the tax office -68088;1363843463;mircea_popescu;they got dissolved, everyone hauled off to jail -68087;1363843463;copumpkin;seriously? -68086;1363843465;mircea_popescu;all your fault. -68085;1363843465;mircea_popescu;yup -68084;1363843467;copumpkin;lol -68083;1363843473;Chaang-Noi;luke jr is bitcoin a sign of the end of the world? where everyone must you a truly world currancy? is the the begining of the end? -68082;1363843488;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: where do you get this nonsense from? -68081;1363843491;Chaang-Noi;luke demons can be very entertaining -68080;1363843492;pigeons;you can't buy or sell without the number of your private key -68079;1363843497;Chaang-Noi;revalations -68078;1363843503;mircea_popescu;copumpkin http://blog.freenode.net/2013/03/bye-bye-pdpc/ -68077;1363843505;smickles;Luke-Jr: she's the one who jesus married by giving her his foreskin (in her mouth) -68076;1363843509;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: just reading now! -68075;1363843511;copumpkin;crazy -68074;1363843511;Luke-Jr;you should get your head checked out if you're getting revelations -68073;1363843512;Chaang-Noi;however linking it to btc is a streach -68072;1363843513;copumpkin;now I feel bad -68071;1363843518;mircea_popescu;totally should. -68070;1363843519;Luke-Jr;smickles: shoo troll -68069;1363843529;mod6;Chaang-Noi actaully has a point... and many people take the bible literally. -68068;1363843538;smickles;Luke-Jr: well, what's the real story of that then? -68067;1363843548;mod6;they talk about some sort of one world currency and some trumpeting angels and stuff. -68066;1363843548;Luke-Jr;smickles: um, there is no story like that -68065;1363843551;mod6;quite amusing. -68064;1363843554;smickles;they cut off her hand after her death to preserve it -68063;1363843557;smickles;it's a relic now -68062;1363843569;mircea_popescu;smickles does it still perform ? -68061;1363843570;Chaang-Noi;mod6 revalations is a damn good read to -68060;1363843578;[\\\];dust-otc! -68059;1363843580;pigeons;;;google holy prepuce -68058;1363843581;gribble;Holy Prepuce - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; The Holy Foreskin of Jesus - YouTube: ; Holy Foreskin! A Brief History of Stolen Catholic Relics | Mental Floss: -68057;1363843583;[\\\];who is pdpc? -68056;1363843588;smickles;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_of_Siena -68055;1363843596;mod6;[\\\]: the group that runs freenode -68054;1363843601;mircea_popescu;[\\\] porn studio, does bestiality and sutff. -68053;1363843604;mircea_popescu;you wouldn't know. -68052;1363843608;[\\\];nope -68051;1363843609;pigeons;[\\\]: peer directed projects center, former org running freenode till they took mircea_popescu 's money and ran -68050;1363843626;[\\\];haha -68049;1363843628;[\\\];classic -68048;1363843629;mircea_popescu;they didn't run, they just inserted it -68047;1363843636;Luke-Jr;smickles: what about it? -68046;1363843647;[\\\];"You've reached freenode, a service of Peer-Directed Projects Center (PDPC). freenode provides discussion facilities for the Free and Open Source Software communities, for not-for-profit organizations and for related communities and organizations." -68045;1363843652;[\\\];they haven't updated their website -68044;1363843654;[\\\];trolls -68043;1363843667;mircea_popescu;[\\\] volunteer time. they'll get around to it -68042;1363843678;mircea_popescu;about five weeks after someone in "bitcoin devteam" tests something. -68041;1363843680;smickles;Luke-Jr: you're saying that she didn't receive the forskin of jesus? -68040;1363843682;[\\\];where can I see an article about all of this -68039;1363843690;smickles;it's part of why she's a saint? -68038;1363843692;Luke-Jr;smickles: I've never heard of anything of the sort -68037;1363843693;mircea_popescu;[\\\] in the above line to copumpkin -68036;1363843707;kakobrekla;i heard of the foreskin before -68035;1363843708;pigeons;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumcision_of_Jesus -68034;1363843711;Luke-Jr;smickles: apparently neither has wikipedia -68033;1363843723;mircea_popescu;smickles this is why he doesn't support modernism : so much new stuff just from not having read it before... -68032;1363843730;kakobrekla;wiki is almost as stupid as bible didnt ya know -68031;1363843736;pigeons;shit smickles i thought you were making up the rings of staturn bit -68030;1363843749;smickles;mircea_popescu: i've got a picture of it -68029;1363843753;smickles;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bc/Barna_da_Siena._Mystic_Marriage_of_st_Catherine._Boston_MFA.jpg -68028;1363843776;mircea_popescu;why is he carrying a book ? -68027;1363843776;pigeons;hahaha if thats not enough they have http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Umbilical_Cord -68026;1363843782;smickles;Luke-Jr: apparently you can't read wikipedia all that well -68025;1363843787;mircea_popescu;you know it's so damned unlikely jesus ever touched a tome... too expensive. -68024;1363843792;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.47198999 BTC [-] -68023;1363843847;[\\\];mircea_popescu: they didn't have kindles? -68022;1363843855;ThickAsThieves;can we talk more about jesus? -68021;1363843859;Luke-Jr;smickles: I searched the page for 'foreskin' -68020;1363843874;[\\\];ThickAsThieves: sure, he's still cutting my grass outside -68019;1363843879;mircea_popescu;[\\\] only the harlots and modernists had kindles back then -68018;1363843888;Chaang-Noi;okay new topic muhammad the true profit -68017;1363843901;mircea_popescu;chaang-noe can sepl -68016;1363843902;[\\\];shutup Goat, we're still on jesus -68015;1363843917;mod6;no one fucks with da jesus -68014;1363843918;ThickAsThieves;what would jesus think about bitcoin -68013;1363843918;[\\\];so jesus, a goat, and a jew walk into a bar, right -68012;1363843928;mod6;9 year olds dude -68011;1363843934;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -68010;1363843935;ThickAsThieves;jesus would probly be an altcoiner -68009;1363843935;mod6;s/9/8/ -68008;1363843942;Luke-Jr;ThickAsThieves: nonsense -68007;1363843945;nOgAnOo;I like Jesus -68006;1363843954;nOgAnOo;I am a born again Christian -68005;1363843958;mod6;wtf -68004;1363843963;[\\\];what were you born the first time? -68003;1363843964;mod6;what is going on in the world -68002;1363843968;mircea_popescu;i know a guy named jesus. he's an argentine -68001;1363843975;nOgAnOo;The second birth is into the family of God -68000;1363843979;mircea_popescu;[\\\] he was born a goat the first time. -67999;1363843980;nOgAnOo;Adam fell and became sinful -67998;1363843982;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 6 @ 0.1925 = 1.155 BTC [+] -67997;1363843984;Luke-Jr;mod6: we're racing to $100 -67996;1363843990;nOgAnOo;each creature can only reproduce according to type -67995;1363843995;mod6;nOgAnOo: successful troll 7/10 -67994;1363843996;nOgAnOo;therefore because of Adam we are all sinful -67993;1363843997;[\\\];Luke-Jr: don't buy any more please -67992;1363843999;pigeons;http://www.thestar.com/news/2007/12/15/searching_for_christianitys_most_sensitive_remnant.html -67991;1363844003;ThickAsThieves;the 2nd birth can really do a number on a girl -67990;1363844005;Luke-Jr;[\\\]: why not? :/ -67989;1363844009;nOgAnOo;You need to be reborn into the family of God to go to heaven -67988;1363844013;[\\\];the last time you bought, we crashed to $2 -67987;1363844013;nOgAnOo;God's name is YAHWEH -67986;1363844016;Luke-Jr;[\\\]: oh, buy. why would I buy? -67985;1363844018;nOgAnOo;the Holy Trinity -67984;1363844025;nOgAnOo;God of Israel -67983;1363844027;nOgAnOo;That is my God -67982;1363844028;[\\\];why did you buy at $25? -67981;1363844031;[\\\];lol -67980;1363844032;Chaang-Noi;i hate to leave this wonderful conversation but i has gots to go to a tropical island so i can drink beer and not do much else, catch ya all later, happy trading -67979;1363844034;Luke-Jr;dunno -67978;1363844034;nOgAnOo;What are BTC at now? -67977;1363844039;nOgAnOo;I've been gone a week -67976;1363844041;nOgAnOo;at my cabin -67975;1363844044;mircea_popescu;[\\\] because he had 5 bucks and nothing to do with it -67974;1363844045;Luke-Jr;nOgAnOo: $66.6 -67973;1363844050;nOgAnOo;bogus -67972;1363844050;[\\\];;;ticker -67971;1363844050;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 64.49064, Best ask: 64.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00936, Last trade: 64.50000, 24 hour volume: 91855.74979099, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 62.57095 -67970;1363844054;pigeons;seriously the alleged foreskin of jesus was said to be stolen by a chinese relic hunter -67969;1363844055;Luke-Jr;almost -67968;1363844056;nOgAnOo;YOU ARE SHITTING ME -67967;1363844059;nOgAnOo;I KNEW IT -67966;1363844063;nOgAnOo;IT'S GOING TO 100 -67965;1363844065;pigeons;he came back for bitcoinica -67964;1363844067;[\\\];/ignore nOgAnOo -67963;1363844076;ThickAsThieves;caps make your words more believable -67962;1363844090;Luke-Jr;O RLY? -67961;1363844101;[\\\];I think I'm going to make a script that automatically ignores people that write more than 2 lines in caps in a row -67960;1363844105;smickles;NO RLY -67959;1363844108;[\\\];NO U -67958;1363844111;mod6;SRSLY! -67957;1363844112;pigeons;i thought the chinese relic hunter excuse was original to zhou, guess not -67956;1363844116;assbot;banner time -67955;1363844119;nOgAnOo;I'm out of here -67954;1363844119;[\\\];speaking of -67953;1363844131;[\\\];whatever happened to zhou tong and his art dealer boyfriend? -67952;1363844140;Luke-Jr;WE CAN HAZ A DUOLOGUE IN CAPS AND BYPASS IMSAGUY'S SCRIPT KIDDINESS -67951;1363844155;smickles;Stop, .. banner time! oh, oh, oh, oh -67950;1363844160;mod6;haha -67949;1363844164;ThickAsThieves;this channel was so much better before bitcoin forked -67948;1363844178;[\\\];omg, I f0rked the chain!!!11one -67947;1363844194;Luke-Jr;no, that was slush -67946;1363844197;Luke-Jr;BOYCOTT SLUSH -67945;1363844201;Namworld;This channel was better before nefario went full retard. Never go full retard. Before than, there was more interest in BTC assets. -67944;1363844210;[\\\];lol -67943;1363844211;[\\\];seriously -67942;1363844211;pigeons;this became of zhou https://www.nameterrific.com/about -67941;1363844211;mircea_popescu;Namworld not rly. -67940;1363844223;Luke-Jr;Namworld: ironically, the FinCEN thing suggests GLBSE was 100% legal in the US -67939;1363844224;mircea_popescu;there were more poor people deluding themselves with btc assets. -67938;1363844225;[\\\];pigeons: he was working on that during bitcoinica -67937;1363844245;smickles;< Luke-Jr> Namworld: ironically, the FinCEN thing suggests GLBSE was 100% legal in the US -67936;1363844257;[\\\];lol -67935;1363844259;smickles;missed the part about unregulated securities Luke-Jr ? -67934;1363844264;[\\\];haha -67933;1363844267;Luke-Jr;smickles: maybe! -67932;1363844278;[\\\];FinCEN != SEC -67931;1363844301;Luke-Jr;[\\\]: iow, FinCEN is okay with it, but SEC would get him? -67930;1363844302;pigeons;oh shit better get my MSB license so i can still sell on silk road -67929;1363844304;Namworld;Well, fair enough mircea. I know MPEx has been doing well and is the major volume. But at least there was more regular chatting about BTC businesses and less unrelated talk. -67928;1363844311;[\\\];lol pigeons -67927;1363844318;mod6;funnay -67926;1363844324;Namworld;I'm not really talking about volume, just quality of talk in this channel. -67925;1363844330;[\\\];Luke-Jr: SEC cares about securities, FinCEN is worried about money laundering -67924;1363844338;Luke-Jr;[\\\]: so yes? -67923;1363844340;[\\\];Namworld, ninja please -67922;1363844341;[\\\];aye -67921;1363844341;mircea_popescu;Namworld i kinda don't recall. -67920;1363844349;[\\\];mircea_popescu: because you were stoned at the time -67919;1363844361;[\\\];that was before you had to give away mpex accounts -67918;1363844362;mircea_popescu;i seriously haven't been stoned in like 10 years -67917;1363844371;[\\\];thats about the same timeline -67916;1363844372;mircea_popescu;naw, glbse only died in like oct neh ? -67915;1363844374;[\\\];in bitcoin years -67914;1363844377;mircea_popescu;you're not telling me this is pre-april ? -67913;1363844385;Namworld;mircea: yeah -67912;1363844390;mircea_popescu;pre april ?! are you kidding me ?! -67911;1363844395;smickles;I can type on the keyboard too -67910;1363844401;[\\\];I remember back when glbse didn't require ID -67909;1363844403;mircea_popescu;what exactly was it, peter lambert advising re sensodyne ?! -67908;1363844405;[\\\];smickles: Dragon? -67907;1363844416;Luke-Jr;GLBSE never required ID… -67906;1363844421;[\\\];Luke-Jr: lies. -67905;1363844434;pigeons;use to not need a web page for glbse -67904;1363844438;mircea_popescu;i should reject all gpg sigs that don't include idpic -67903;1363844449;mircea_popescu;actually... that don't include NUDE id pic. -67902;1363844455;[\\\];mircea_popescu: idpic with b00bies* -67901;1363844458;smickles;mircea_popescu: yeah, i made mpoe.etf on the old version of glbse -67900;1363844459;[\\\];exactly -67899;1363844460;mircea_popescu;too late troll :D -67898;1363844460;[\\\];lol -67897;1363844465;pigeons;ok let me get usagi to send you his key -67896;1363844471;[\\\];haha -67895;1363844479;mircea_popescu;pigeons i think you're on the list of paid trolls nao. -67894;1363844480;[\\\];I thought usagi was female, no? -67893;1363844487;[\\\];mircea_popescu: me too! -67892;1363844490;mircea_popescu;with eximo bob and who else -67891;1363844494;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu wants a pic of me nude? -67890;1363844494;pigeons;s/he -67889;1363844501;mircea_popescu;[\\\] female yes, but not the boobs sort. -67888;1363844505;pigeons;who is paying me? -67887;1363844505;[\\\];pigeons: penis, tits? -67886;1363844508;Diablo-D3;hrm. -67885;1363844509;smickles;[\\\]: usagi: http://www.youtube.com/user/MagicalPockyUsagi -67884;1363844515;[\\\];mircea_popescu: I meant paid troll -67883;1363844534;[\\\];DMC making money the old fashioned way... at the casino. -67882;1363844547;Luke-Jr;[\\\]: lol -67881;1363844549;mircea_popescu;ahaha wait, if he goes broke sdice gets rich -67880;1363844553;mircea_popescu;the whole 2 btc! -67879;1363844560;pigeons;yeah whats the deal Diablo-D3, donating to shareholders of s.dice? -67878;1363844561;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: hmm, true -67877;1363844571;mod6;\o/ -67876;1363844576;Diablo-D3;pigeons: not at all, they are donating ot me. -67875;1363844585;pigeons;you've got a system -67874;1363844586;Luke-Jr;Diablo-D3: want a hack to always win SD? -67873;1363844588;[\\\];are there bets on when satoshidice fails? -67872;1363844589;pigeons;wow, never heard that -67871;1363844594;[\\\];that'd be the ultimate bet -67870;1363844600;mircea_popescu;[\\\] possibly. if not you can make one -67869;1363844601;[\\\];betting on when the house will shut down -67868;1363844607;mircea_popescu;i know there was one on s.mpoe but it's not going so well -67867;1363844609;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: besides, I would think you would want me to do God's work. -67866;1363844612;pigeons;there is a bet on betsofbitco on when evorhees goes to jail and one for guantanamo -67865;1363844614;[\\\];mircea_popescu: may I make a bet that will bet on when bitbet gets shut down? -67864;1363844625;mircea_popescu;sure -67863;1363844627;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: We both worship the same God, and Jesus is our Lord and Savior. -67862;1363844633;[\\\];Diablo-D3: lies. -67861;1363844634;Luke-Jr;Diablo-D3: no -67860;1363844636;mircea_popescu;will be weird tho cause if you win who pays ? -67859;1363844650;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr is a heathen =/ -67858;1363844656;[\\\];mircea_popescu: you can be shutdown without being dissolved. -67857;1363844664;pigeons;nevar! -67856;1363844666;mircea_popescu;how'd that work ? -67855;1363844680;Luke-Jr;Diablo-D3: no u -67854;1363844712;pigeons;as soon as the bet is high enough [\\\] pays the gov agent bribe -67853;1363844725;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: do you pray unceasingly? -67852;1363844736;pigeons;Luke-Jr is a heathen -67851;1363844737;mircea_popescu;pigeons yes and ? -67850;1363844764;Luke-Jr;http://bitcointroll.org/index.php?topic=141502.0 -67849;1363844772;[\\\]_m;oops -67848;1363844811;[\\\];so is that youtube really usagi? -67847;1363844821;jcpham;where -67846;1363844822;[\\\];as in the bitcoin usagi? -67845;1363844828;[\\\];http://www.youtube.com/user/MagicalPockyUsagi -67844;1363844837;[\\\];I'll warn you -67843;1363844840;[\\\];you can't unsee it -67842;1363844848;pigeons;ok dont need to look then -67841;1363844853;jcpham;wait bitcointroll.org resolves!?! -67840;1363844853;pigeons;but i know ill get tempted later -67839;1363844856;jcpham;hahahahahha -67838;1363844862;Luke-Jr;pigeons: you should join us up here in KC -67837;1363844887;mod6;that can't be usagi, because there are no girls on the tubes -67836;1363844893;mircea_popescu;jcpham always did -67835;1363844897;Luke-Jr;(I'm not the only Floridian here - and the others have been here longer) -67834;1363844916;pigeons;yeah sounds like yall are having fu -67833;1363844919;pigeons;n -67832;1363844925;Luke-Jr;NO F U -67831;1363844928;jcpham;it's a chick -67830;1363844951;Namworld;I see vampire music in the videos list... -67829;1363844960;jcpham;who do itip for bitcointroll.org -67828;1363844960;Luke-Jr;jcpham: there's dramatalk.org too -67827;1363844969;jcpham;! -67826;1363844971;Luke-Jr;jcpham: wizkid057 setup bitcointroll.org -67825;1363844971;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: Do you not wish to feed the hungry or heal the sick or other things good Christians would do for those in need? -67824;1363844978;Namworld;Sounds like usagi alright -67823;1363844983;jcpham;that's geat -67822;1363844989;jcpham;*great -67821;1363845012;smickles;< [\\\]> so is that youtube really usagi? << usagi personally told me that was tehm -67820;1363845015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00071031 = 2.1309 BTC [+] -67819;1363845036;Luke-Jr;we should just drop Florida on top of KC until BFL ships -67818;1363845067;[\\\]; we should just drop Florida on top of KC -67817;1363845068;Namworld;them? -67816;1363845076;[\\\];Namworld: male/female -67815;1363845077;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 31 @ 0.9 = 27.9 BTC [-] -67814;1363845080;pigeons;what's the deal Luke-Jr they just rushed and had bad luck? -67813;1363845081;ThickAsThieves;are they shipping this month or what? -67812;1363845096;pigeons;ok clicking usagi luke's god help me -67811;1363845115;Namworld;multiple personality disorder? -67810;1363845133;Diablo-D3;I notice Luke-Jr didnt answer the question -67809;1363845135;ThickAsThieves;we ask the HARD questions in nyeeuh -67808;1363845152;[\\\];ok, let's discuss the following statement: -67807;1363845155;[\\\];"new hardware for the test rig and that should get us what we need by early to mid next week." -67806;1363845156;Luke-Jr;[\\\]: no -67805;1363845157;[\\\];first up -67804;1363845160;[\\\];'should' -67803;1363845163;[\\\];next up -67802;1363845174;[\\\];'early to mid next week' -67801;1363845179;jcpham;what happens next week -67800;1363845186;[\\\];so a whole bunch of nonspecific crap -67799;1363845190;Luke-Jr;jcpham: BFL comes up with their next excuse -67798;1363845193;[\\\];jcpham: bfl can test their shit -67797;1363845195;[\\\];or something -67796;1363845208;pigeons;ok since its flash i dont get to see usagi -67795;1363845208;[\\\];you would have thought they would have tested their tester sometime in the past 4 months -67794;1363845218;[\\\];why wait until the day you're trying to do stuff for real? -67793;1363845245;pigeons;so is josh actually pleasant in "real life" as alleged? -67792;1363845246;ThickAsThieves;Next week, we'll tell you what's gonna happen next week. Stay tuned! -67791;1363845253;[\\\];;;google herp derp -67790;1363845254;gribble;Urban Dictionary: herp derp: ; Harp Darp / Herp Derp | Know Your Meme: ; DERP | Know Your Meme: -67789;1363845256;Luke-Jr;pigeons: as long as he's not driving -67788;1363845258;jcpham;oh wait is this a butterfly labs story -67787;1363845263;[\\\];holy shit, there's bfl's address -67786;1363845266;jcpham;let me get my popcorn -67785;1363845289;jcpham;they've got to be close to shipping right -67784;1363845292;[\\\];ThickAsThieves: sometime next week, I should be able to maybe tell you something you probably don't want to hear -67783;1363845296;jcpham;like not many excuses left -67782;1363845300;[\\\];jcpham: you'd think -67781;1363845307;[\\\];next is the hurrican -67780;1363845308;[\\\];e -67779;1363845310;pigeons;shit it can't be cheap to put luke up in the kc hilton for a week and pay him irc -67778;1363845316;ThickAsThieves;I look forward to looking forward to that, \\\ -67777;1363845318;[\\\];and then the alligators that broke in and stole their power cords -67776;1363845319;jcpham;i mean unless they run out of bubble wrap and cardboard -67775;1363845331;jcpham;cardboard shortages could ruuin bitcoin -67774;1363845331;[\\\];jody quit -67773;1363845334;[\\\];it'll be a few weeks -67772;1363845338;[\\\];we gotta hire a replacement -67771;1363845346;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8jJxKTFXPc -67770;1363845347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 430 @ 0.00559698 = 2.4067 BTC [-] -67769;1363845347;[\\\];oh crap, jody didn't pay the water bill -67768;1363845349;[\\\];two more weeks -67767;1363845362;jcpham;just open up preorders -67766;1363845365;[\\\];someone clogged the toilet, see you next month -67765;1363845366;Luke-Jr;lol -67764;1363845367;jcpham;water bill. paid -67763;1363845383;[\\\];uh oh, the floor's a little dusty -67762;1363845387;[\\\];we better get it inspected -67761;1363845391;[\\\];they can't make it until June -67760;1363845397;mircea_popescu;probably someone premined with the floor -67759;1363845398;jcpham;UL stickers -67758;1363845404;jcpham;don't forget UL stickers -67757;1363845410;[\\\];FCC certification -67756;1363845420;pigeons;i'm seriously waiting for avalon asics to be common and then bfl buy them and slap butterfly stickers on them and ship -67755;1363845424;ThickAsThieves;bflcoin -67754;1363845426;[\\\];oh god, we ran out of made in america sickers -67753;1363845427;[\\\];stickers* -67752;1363845431;jcpham;should probably just email their support this caht -67751;1363845437;jcpham;to let them know we're wise -67750;1363845443;[\\\];jcpham: just trying to help him out -67749;1363845453;[\\\];why lie when you can have others do it for you? -67748;1363845454;mircea_popescu;pigeons they won't be common tho. -67747;1363845457;jcpham;they should pay us -67746;1363845470;[\\\];pigeons: did you see the avalon that just sold on ebay for $20k? -67745;1363845474;[\\\];they won't be common -67744;1363845476;Luke-Jr;[\\\]: they have a simple shell script they run when people demand an excsue -67743;1363845483;pigeons;no shit, people are nuts -67742;1363845483;jcpham;i did see that auction -67741;1363845488;jcpham;cray cray -67740;1363845491;[\\\];Luke-Jr: you realize that you have to go in there tomorrow? -67739;1363845498;Luke-Jr;lol -67738;1363845499;[\\\];and I'm going to send them a gpgsigned copy of this log -67737;1363845507;Luke-Jr;better not ;) -67736;1363845512;jcpham;Luke-Jr goes to BFL tomorrow? -67735;1363845514;pigeons;gpg signed by freenode or what -67734;1363845518;[\\\];jcpham: he's there now -67733;1363845518;Luke-Jr;I could always go downtown instead.. -67732;1363845525;[\\\];pigeons: no, by conman -67731;1363845526;jcpham;oh that should be neat -67730;1363845528;[\\\];I know he'd send it -67729;1363845530;pigeons;i'll gpg sign a copy of some shit i make up -67728;1363845537;jcpham;video luke-jr -67727;1363845543;jcpham;i'll drop ship a camera -67726;1363845543;[\\\];;;google Luke-Jr -67725;1363845543;pigeons;who's conman? trendon? -67724;1363845544;gribble;luke-jr (Luke-Jr) · GitHub: ; User:Luke-Jr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Frank Luke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: -67723;1363845549;Luke-Jr;jcpham: why? there's nothing to see -67722;1363845553;[\\\];pigeons: I'm rendon -67721;1363845554;jcpham;PROOF -67720;1363845556;Luke-Jr;pigeons: a con man -67719;1363845564;Luke-Jr;jcpham: proof there's nothing there? -67718;1363845565;pigeons;oh sonny -67717;1363845575;Luke-Jr;nah, Sonnys cool -67716;1363845575;jcpham;be the guy luke-jr that does the thing -67715;1363845591;ThickAsThieves;be our bitcoin jesus -67714;1363845599;pigeons;crucify ver -67713;1363845615;Luke-Jr;Sonny didn't want me to take his pic by the BFL sign :P -67712;1363845626;ThickAsThieves;turn water into bitcoins -67711;1363845629;jcpham;smuggle out the contraband -67710;1363845634;jcpham;the pics/ the video -67709;1363845638;jcpham;call geraldo -67708;1363845644;Luke-Jr;jcpham: got that in my laptop case -67707;1363845650;Luke-Jr;they called it a coaster -67706;1363845651;jcpham;heh -67705;1363845662;Luke-Jr;precursor to the coffee warmer -67704;1363845671;Luke-Jr;only $100 tho -67703;1363845682;jcpham;sell it to me for 500 -67702;1363845686;Luke-Jr;(and doesn't mine) -67701;1363845689;jcpham;nm -67700;1363845719;jcpham;sothe vortex math crap leads to these crazy coils -67699;1363845728;jcpham;i got stuck on youtube for hours -67698;1363845729;Luke-Jr;dennou coils? -67697;1363845745;ThickAsThieves;luke do you own any asicminer shares? -67696;1363845759;Luke-Jr;ThickAsThieves: whatever the DMC shares count as -67695;1363845767;ThickAsThieves;11:1 i think -67694;1363845768;jcpham;rodin coil -67693;1363845772;Luke-Jr;plus some more from GLBSE -67692;1363845773;jcpham;starship coil -67691;1363845780;Luke-Jr;but not really keeping track of GLBSE crap -67690;1363845785;pigeons;coiledcoin -67689;1363845792;jcpham;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKEnXcCKD-U -67688;1363845797;jcpham;torroids and the universe -67687;1363845804;jcpham;it got real trippy i had to turn it off -67686;1363845834;Diablo-D3;hey, is any of SD's bitcoinds public? -67685;1363845837;ThickAsThieves;did you order any asics? -67684;1363845846;jcpham;some crazy brazilian dude is spouting crazy decimal nuclear math -67683;1363845852;jcpham;that leads to complex torroids -67682;1363845857;jcpham;and motors -67681;1363845882;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155533.msg1650422#msg1650422 -67680;1363845891;mircea_popescu;so bitinstant clunked out or what -67679;1363845924;jcpham;HN linked to a TED talk today from 2010 -67678;1363845927;jcpham;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgMlfz-flz8 -67677;1363845933;jcpham;i've been stuck on it all day -67676;1363845939;Diablo-D3;jcpham: TED is pretty neat isnt it -67675;1363845939;jcpham;bitcoin is boring now -67674;1363845943;Diablo-D3;I really should subscribe to TED -67673;1363845949;Diablo-D3;like, as an RSS feed -67672;1363845955;jcpham;well they called it bullshit -67671;1363845964;jcpham;these motors and coils are not -67670;1363845967;jcpham;though -67669;1363845969;Diablo-D3;TED is neither true or not true -67668;1363845974;Diablo-D3;its meant to make you think again -67667;1363845988;jcpham;i've enjoyed a good many of the talks -67666;1363845989;Diablo-D3;now, presumably, it really is all true -67665;1363846007;Diablo-D3;even the highly theoretical stuff might be commercial in the next 20-30 years -67664;1363846025;jcpham;fractal antennae on cell phones a re a great example -67663;1363846026;kakobrekla;ohh now i can finally asseble my timeflux capacitor -67662;1363846036;mod6;hover boards -67661;1363846041;jcpham;engineers were not thinking fractals in the 40's -67660;1363846044;pigeons;how do you tell youtube to give you html5 -67659;1363846046;jcpham;they should've been -67658;1363846047;pigeons;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkGMY63FF3Q&list=SP4NL9i-Fu15hhYGB-d0hmSWD1fcIvLvn1&index=2 -67657;1363846053;Diablo-D3;jcpham: yeah, but when do they start thinking with porals? -67656;1363846060;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=120757.msg1300437#msg1300437 -67655;1363846061;Diablo-D3;pigeons: youtube.com/html5 -67654;1363846067;jcpham;idk Diablo-D3 -67653;1363846074;Diablo-D3;pigeons: not all videos are in an acceptable format yet but most are -67652;1363846074;mircea_popescu;obviously bitbet absent. amusingly, i imagine it's paid a good chunk of total referals ever paid in btc -67651;1363846091;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu last post? -67650;1363846094;mircea_popescu;ya i know -67649;1363846100;pigeons;these tedtalks are better than the real oness -67648;1363846117;Diablo-D3;[12:03:25] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKEnXcCKD-U -67647;1363846119;Diablo-D3;OH THAT GUY -67646;1363846134;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu well its burried on the bottom of the faq -67645;1363846138;Diablo-D3;jcpham: Im thinking it has a large amount of bullshit or it depends on a function of quantum physics _no one_ understands -67644;1363846144;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu one must really look for it -67643;1363846160;mircea_popescu;it's been advertised multiple places on the forum tho -67642;1363846169;kakobrekla;ya forums is sheep -67641;1363846172;Diablo-D3;jcpham: theres been a lot of people who've tried that -67640;1363846182;Diablo-D3;jcpham: all they end up doing is inventing hyperefficient motors, generators, and other shit like that -67639;1363846187;Diablo-D3;(and voltage converters) -67638;1363846192;jcpham;seems like it -67637;1363846205;pigeons;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK62I-4cuSY&feature=share&list=SP4NL9i-Fu15hhYGB-d0hmSWD1fcIvLvn1 -67636;1363846206;Diablo-D3;they get like 99+% efficiency and think its overunity -67635;1363846207;jcpham;i'm really trying to understand the jump from the bullshit charts -67634;1363846217;jcpham;to the torroids and the motor windings -67633;1363846227;jcpham;because the two are related -67632;1363846233;Diablo-D3;I wish all motors, dc converters, and generators were that efficient -67631;1363846234;jcpham;and the explanation makes no sense to me -67630;1363846254;Diablo-D3;like, sure, it adds weight and size -67629;1363846255;jcpham;they keep going back to that freaking chart -67628;1363846267;Diablo-D3;but imagine if Tesla had access to a 99+% efficient motor -67627;1363846280;Diablo-D3;it'd double their runtime in their cars -67626;1363846283;pigeons;im setting up a passthrough http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cps/3691470276.html -67625;1363846284;jcpham;this seems very much tied to tesla voodoo -67624;1363846290;Diablo-D3;no, I mean Tesla Motors -67623;1363846294;Diablo-D3;not Tesla, Son of God -67622;1363846296;jcpham;i understood -67621;1363846303;jcpham;but you understood -67620;1363846304;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla fact is ref only works if you have traffic -67619;1363846317;jcpham;i want one of those cars -67618;1363846319;mircea_popescu;and while some on the forum may stil lhave a little btc left, traffic is a diff matter. -67617;1363846319;Diablo-D3;Tesla, Son of God, Lord of the Cosmos, Savior of Science, etc etc probably built those in his sleep -67616;1363846338;jcpham;theymos is here -67615;1363846344;jcpham;or in 0otc -67614;1363846353;Diablo-D3;so I wonder how much money SD actually makes every day -67613;1363846359;mircea_popescu;"For those of you that are aware of the digital currency Bitcoin: There has been discovered an exploit that utilizes a series of computers on an "isolated from the internet" back-network that participates in intercepting the data stream where the bitcoins are circulated/stored. The backnet of PC's run a series of algorithms that have the net effect of doubling the bitcoin amount sent to certain addresses. This happens -67612;1363846359;mircea_popescu;for BOTH receiver and sender to certain bitcoin rcv address programmed into the algorithm." -67611;1363846361;mircea_popescu;sounds legit. -67610;1363846379;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: LOL -67609;1363846389;pigeons;not a passthrough i mean a fan club -67608;1363846391;mircea_popescu;This is working as of March 19th 2013 and if you wish to double you can simply send any whole amount to bitcoin address: -67607;1363846392;Diablo-D3;"hi, I cracked sha256, but Im only using it on bitcoin" -67606;1363846397;mircea_popescu;the whole amoun guy again -67605;1363846414;Diablo-D3;so -67604;1363846421;Diablo-D3;where is this place where bitcoins are circlulated/stored? -67603;1363846424;Diablo-D3;can I go there? -67602;1363846434;pigeons;yes the backnet -67601;1363846434;Diablo-D3;I bet its full of robot arms moving piles of bitcoins around -67600;1363846453;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 they bounce of off tits -67599;1363846459;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I MUST FIND THIS PLACE -67598;1363846466;mircea_popescu;so you must. -67597;1363846498;mircea_popescu;it's behing the candy rock mountains. -67596;1363846499;Diablo-D3;come on, Gandalf, we're going to mount gox! -67595;1363846547;mircea_popescu;The punk rolled up his big blue eyes -67594;1363846547;mircea_popescu;And said to the jocker, "Sandy, -67593;1363846547;mircea_popescu;I've hiked and hiked and wandered too, -67592;1363846547;mircea_popescu;But I ain't seen any candy. -67591;1363846547;mircea_popescu;I've hiked and hiked till my feet are sore -67590;1363846547;mircea_popescu;And I'll be damned if I hike any more -67589;1363846547;mircea_popescu;To be buggered sore like a hobo's whore -67588;1363846547;mircea_popescu;In the Big Rock Candy Mountains." -67587;1363846747;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8999 BTC [-] -67586;1363846883;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9871 @ 0.00071031 = 7.0115 BTC [+] -67585;1363846979;jcpham;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmN1txjVBe0&feature=share&list=UUsFys1ILf8D2g5qLV-uCP8A -67584;1363846989;jcpham;whats this japanese obsession -67583;1363847048;jcpham;[\\\] thanks you've turned my world upside down -67582;1363847051;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8999 BTC [-] -67581;1363847129;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155546.0 -67580;1363847133;mircea_popescu;bitme is gone if anyone was using them -67579;1363847274;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -67578;1363847274;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 65.50101, Best ask: 65.89890, Bid-ask spread: 0.39789, Last trade: 65.50101, 24 hour volume: 91900.48970900, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 62.67167 -67577;1363847303;pigeons;yeah i used them saw the writing on the wall a few weeks ago when their one usd withdraw method, aurumxchange vouchx wouldnt work because they didnt have any reserves with aurum anymore -67576;1363847347;toffoo;they have ACH withdrawal too -67575;1363847379;pigeons;yeah thats for people who use banks -67574;1363847453;kakobrekla;moar milk https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155098.msg1650919#msg1650919 -67573;1363847473;jcpham;mommy...what's a bank? -67572;1363847523;pigeons;wow thats just insane -67571;1363847546;pigeons;i used to think usagi was just stupid, but this sounds evil -67570;1363847572;mircea_popescu;pigeons that issue has been hotly debated since last year -67569;1363847614;pigeons;"No one knows where the price is going next week or next month but if you have vision, you can predict what is going to happen next. " -67568;1363847634;pigeons;"You strike me as someone who has the sight. So. Buy a little today, buy a little tomorrow. -67567;1363847817;jcpham;if usagi from the forum is the person from the youtube video i was watching -67566;1363847826;jcpham;i can't listen anything that person says -67565;1363848046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4517 @ 0.0007241 = 3.2708 BTC [+] -67564;1363848282;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -67563;1363848283;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 65.80000, Best ask: 65.89999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 65.80000, 24 hour volume: 91806.08215649, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 62.68307 -67562;1363848291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1812 @ 0.0007241 = 1.3121 BTC [+] -67561;1363848293;mircea_popescu;getting here -67560;1363848376;mircea_popescu;;;rate midnightmagic 1 Means well, tries hard but mostly fails. Also http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-we-aspersor/ -67559;1363848377;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user midnightmagic has been recorded. -67558;1363848783;pigeons;that's not going to get you your coffee in canada invitation re extended -67557;1363849176;mircea_popescu;lol -67556;1363849179;mircea_popescu;he started it -67555;1363849210;midnightmagic;Did I now. -67554;1363849231;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 19 @ 0.9 = 17.1 BTC [+] -67553;1363849235;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 18 @ 0.9 = 16.2 BTC [+] -67552;1363849237;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.9 = 5.4 BTC [+] -67551;1363849243;midnightmagic;Did you quote me again in a paid article this time? -67550;1363849257;mircea_popescu;they're all free if you don't overindulge -67549;1363849321;midnightmagic;What's the refresh rate again? A week? -67548;1363849325;mircea_popescu;yeh -67547;1363849372;mircea_popescu;you get 5 free a week, iirc, so you can take solace in the fact that the articles quoting you are free. it's the others that go ten to the penny. -67546;1363849517;midnightmagic;Oh did you ask me questions that I never answered? -67545;1363849527;mircea_popescu;yeah scroll up ? -67544;1363849530;mircea_popescu;or grep i guess -67543;1363849560;mircea_popescu;but irrespective, how's the ngzhang integrometer these days ? -67542;1363849593;kakobrekla;in level with zouthong -67541;1363849688;midnightmagic;Quoting more out of context again. -67540;1363849695;mircea_popescu;oh jolly. -67539;1363849725;mircea_popescu;you're gonna end up running for political office i suspect. -67538;1363849738;midnightmagic;Indeed. ngzhang's Icarus designs were available to anyone, including open-sourced fpga bitstream, pcb layouts, BOM, and supporting software. -67537;1363849757;mircea_popescu;this isn't a point of contention. -67536;1363849779;midnightmagic;He refused to allow mass-purchase of his designs, and when he took preorders for Avalon, he refused to allow single parties to buy up the entire stock. -67535;1363849801;mircea_popescu;because his devilish little plan was to get a bunch of people to vouch for him. -67534;1363849827;midnightmagic;He reversed designs of BFL and gave the information to the public. This is the evidence on which I based my opinion that he was the most ethical hardware manufacturer. -67533;1363849842;kakobrekla;yeah, was. -67532;1363849851;mircea_popescu;well, so what's your opinion now ? -67531;1363849853;midnightmagic;So what's your objection again? -67530;1363849905;midnightmagic;I don't really care that he's upped the price. With a machine that pays for itself in less than 5 days (with luck) why would he not? -67529;1363849924;midnightmagic;Or is it that when someone else makes money, you have a problem with that? -67528;1363849932;mircea_popescu;so you still view him as "one of the most ethical businesspeople I’ve seen in a long time" ? -67527;1363849959;pigeons;wait what did he do unethical? The thing I'm aware of is lying about having shipped when they hadn't -67526;1363849987;dub;hes basically bfling -67525;1363849987;mircea_popescu;well pigeons, something like this basically : "Avalon took interest-free fiat-denominated loans from silly white westerner peoples, built their rigs, used them to mine a little (as people were reporting dust inside their units upon delivery) and eventually decided to not deliver at all anymore, just keep the miners and mine for themselves." -67524;1363849992;midnightmagic;pigeons: Do you mean the fact that they're still not done the B1 shipments? -67523;1363850000;dub;giving dates when he knows they wont be met -67522;1363850011;mircea_popescu;that's to my eyes major unethical stuff. -67521;1363850023;mircea_popescu;granted, i don't go by the very superficial approach most people seem to use. -67520;1363850030;pigeons;mircea_popescu: omg dust inside. where are you getting they mined with them. doesnt seem they did -67519;1363850038;mircea_popescu;i guess he's never said cunt so he must be very ethical (or just not sufficiently familiar with english) -67518;1363850071;pigeons;midnightmagic: i mean when avalon said that batch 1 had shipped please pay for batch 2 and 2 weeks later they said ok now we're shipping batch 1 i guess they werent caught at customs like we said -67517;1363850123;mircea_popescu;heh. -67516;1363850188;pigeons;seriously, someone reported dust means they mined when the evidence seems to show they didnt -67515;1363850197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17888 @ 0.00071661 = 12.8187 BTC [-] -67514;1363850202;pigeons;gonna have to have more than that -67513;1363850215;mircea_popescu;what'd it take ? -67512;1363850233;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: If that is, indeed, what he's done, that sucks. I don't see any evidence for them mining their own hardware (difficulty spiked only on delivery as per users self-reporting,) but then you tend to jump to conclusions a lot (as per your assertion that gmaxwell wanted to steal rich peoples' money, because you didn't grok multisig, for example,) so why let the lack of facts get in the way this time? -67511;1363850245;mircea_popescu;the appearing/dissapearing mystery miner people kept thinking was asicminer ? -67510;1363850264;pigeons;your really misinformed on this one mircea_popescu -67509;1363850270;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic you're misrepresenting the issue by clinging to this sidepoint. -67508;1363850285;mircea_popescu;how did avalon get their money to start this business ? -67507;1363850289;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: I'm misrepresenting that you often draw conclusions from insufficient evidence? -67506;1363850298;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -67505;1363850301;pigeons;they went to the forum said give us money and we'll build some asics then they built them -67504;1363850307;mircea_popescu;right. -67503;1363850316;mircea_popescu;and once they were built they jacked the price 5x -67502;1363850333;mircea_popescu;this is the crux of the issue. community gave you teh equity, -67501;1363850334;pigeons;so? -67500;1363850337;mircea_popescu;you've built yourself a corp worth money -67499;1363850341;mircea_popescu;and now you're fucking them over. -67498;1363850344;mircea_popescu;it's not nice. that is all. -67497;1363850357;midnightmagic;After 900 units, a giant and sudden price spike, and the fact they honour trade-ins from previous customers? How shockingly unethical -67496;1363850363;pigeons;how can mircea_popescu say people should be nice and not raise prices -67495;1363850367;pigeons;this is a troll -67494;1363850371;mircea_popescu;hm. -67493;1363850383;mircea_popescu;i'm seriously the only one of us three seeing an issue here ? -67492;1363850387;pigeons;yes -67491;1363850395;mircea_popescu;world fulla surprises. -67490;1363850411;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Someone's making money, money is king, except when you don't directly benefit. Then you suddenly grow a conscience? -67489;1363850438;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: If they are doing what you're saying, then that is utter bullshit. Total crap, because it's competing with their own customers. -67488;1363850440;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic you know, you shouldn't let your preconceived notions blind you so. -67487;1363850538;mircea_popescu;the only equitable way here is for avalon to recognise everyone that paid them for rigs for their equity contribution, and distribute revenue from now on. -67486;1363850556;mircea_popescu;this "you've financed our corp so here's a complimentary biscuit" doesn't really cut it. -67485;1363850594;pigeons;they said give us X we give you a prduct -67484;1363850602;pigeons;and the people who got them are happy -67483;1363850611;mircea_popescu;pigeons neither those are material objections. -67482;1363850619;pigeons;wow your in space -67481;1363850644;mircea_popescu;they claimed they're selling an item, but the item didn't at the time exist. the people "pre ordering" simply made equity contributions. -67480;1363850650;mircea_popescu;you don't have to agree for this to be the case. -67479;1363850665;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Actually, it's more ethical to ensure widespread device installation. -67478;1363850682;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic ethical != what'd be most desirable you know ? -67477;1363850693;mircea_popescu;sure, for bitcoin widespread mining is the best outcome. -67476;1363850695;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Ethical is what's we're talking about here isn't it? -67475;1363850699;mircea_popescu;but ethical is a deductive process. -67474;1363850722;mircea_popescu;so let's try and follow this logic see where the problems lie. -67473;1363850732;pigeons;mircea_popescu: are you seriously basing your allegegations of self mining on reports of dust? -67472;1363850745;mircea_popescu;pigeons yes, but i consider that a sidepoint of little importance -67471;1363850755;pigeons;that is usagi level insane -67470;1363850759;mircea_popescu;why ? -67469;1363850776;pigeons;no wonder you thought enough alike to have his assets in your cdos -67468;1363850783;mircea_popescu;lol -67467;1363850802;mircea_popescu;woe upon me for trying to give bitcoi nnoobs chances etc. -67466;1363850810;pigeons;there is plenty of evidence that each unit shipped and reported delivered corresponded with the estimated hashrate, and on the other hand you calim someone had dust -67465;1363850813;pigeons;everything has dust -67464;1363850839;mircea_popescu;no piece of hardware i ever bought as new came with dust in it. -67463;1363850847;pigeons;wow -67462;1363850852;mircea_popescu;"everything" may be irrelevant in this discussiong. -67461;1363850856;pigeons;everything -67460;1363850871;mircea_popescu;are you taking some sort of microscopic dust approach ? -67459;1363850911;pigeons;no, go to the factory, take something off the line put it in a box for 2.5 days, then run your finger over it -67458;1363850919;midnightmagic;I posit an alternate explanation: they purchased or had available the case metal prior to assembly, sitting in a supply bay somewhere. -67457;1363850939;pigeons;why did their pre-mining yeild them no coins or increased hashrate -67456;1363850945;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic well... that may be. -67455;1363850949;midnightmagic;Which one is more likely based on hashrate increases post-asicminer claimed hashrate? -67454;1363850953;mircea_popescu;pigeons again, the mystery miner people thought was asicminer. -67453;1363850967;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic there was a one thing doingmore than asic at some point. -67452;1363850969;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Which mystery miner is this you're talking about, anyway? -67451;1363850980;mircea_popescu;the one friedcat had to say "it's not us" -67450;1363850989;pigeons;why are they such logistical geniouses that they had their units way ahead of sheculed when it bankrupted everyone else so far ahead of schedule they could pre mine except the hashrate and genratded coins dont show it -67449;1363851017;pigeons;no wonder people dont tell you who they are every time they turn up some units mircea -67448;1363851024;mircea_popescu;anyway, this entire pre miningargument is a waste of time. i said "a little", you so far are making a case it's not a lot, maybe it;'s not a lot. -67447;1363851035;mircea_popescu;proving its not at all will be too hard to be worth it, so can we just leave it aside ? -67446;1363851080;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Primarily, you have said that the b3 update shows they are unethical. So far you have said "they took preorder money" and "they mined prior to sale" as your claims for this to be so. Anything else? -67445;1363851088;midnightmagic;A + B -> C -67444;1363851096;midnightmagic;A', therefore B -> C? -67443;1363851100;mircea_popescu;yeah, if we can get to it, i'd like to explain this pre order money thing, cause it's what's important here. -67442;1363851104;mircea_popescu;so : -67441;1363851124;midnightmagic;Okay go ahead. Also, you don't have my permission to quote anything I've said today. -67440;1363851128;mircea_popescu;any capital exchange will be for consideration. the nature of this consideration is not the empire of the parties, but a matter of fact. -67439;1363851142;kakobrekla;!rules midnightmagic -67438;1363851156;mircea_popescu;so for instance if you pay a girl five dollars to feel her underwear and she sucks your cock while you do it -67437;1363851162;mircea_popescu;this was prostitution, not textile appreciation. -67436;1363851171;mircea_popescu;this was point 1. -67435;1363851217;pigeons;that's supposed to mean they werent supposed to take money to develop asics then deliver the asics? -67434;1363851217;midnightmagic;kakobrekla: Actually, channel rules don't supercede explicitly-defined moral rights under the copyright acts of both Canada and Romania. -67433;1363851227;mircea_popescu;point 2 : any purchase may only be entertained by a seller of an existant item. nobody can sell what they don't own. -67432;1363851242;kakobrekla;midnightmagic you should read that before you join or /part -67431;1363851245;mircea_popescu;becaue of this, any purported sale of inexistant mining equipment is to be quashed as such. -67430;1363851251;kakobrekla;as you join -67429;1363851252;pigeons;!rules -67428;1363851254;kakobrekla;not before -67427;1363851267;pigeons;you are off the deep end mircea_popescu -67426;1363851272;kakobrekla;well or before if you see the web page first. -67425;1363851273;midnightmagic;kakobrekla: I am aware that this channel was made a publically-logged channel (but not in the topic) as a top-down directive because you are in the #bitcoin-* namespace. -67424;1363851275;mircea_popescu;point 3 : any capital transfer with a view of a common enterprise is an equity buy, entitling the payer to a stake in the common enterprise, as agreed -67423;1363851283;mircea_popescu;and if no such agreement exists, to an equitable stake. -67422;1363851301;kakobrekla;midnightmagic cool then you wont have problems with quoting. -67421;1363851313;midnightmagic;kakobrekla: I have a problem with the quoting mircea does. It's illegal. -67420;1363851326;midnightmagic;kakobrekla: Plain logs I have no problem with. -67419;1363851329;mircea_popescu;now, this is how things are. this isn't open to debate, it's long established point of law. you're welcome to challenge it, but it can't be challenged by simple personal exceptionalism. -67418;1363851334;mircea_popescu;you'll have to quote and construct arguments. -67417;1363851357;mircea_popescu;now, on the basis of this, if you later charge more per item than what you've disbursed to your original equity holders, -67416;1363851360;mircea_popescu;you owe them on the difference. -67415;1363851411;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 21 @ 0.47139999 = 9.8994 BTC [-] -67414;1363851413;midnightmagic;kakobrekla: Actually, to be honest, I wish there were complete logs of this channel up somewhere.. -67413;1363851418;pigeons;why didnt you tell them and they buyers that "give me money and ill build something for you and mail it to you" legally means you get equity in the company too in your made up world when they stated taking orders -67412;1363851423;kakobrekla;midnightmagic :p -67411;1363851443;mircea_popescu;pigeons it's not my made-up world. -67410;1363851464;pigeons;well why didnt you bring it up when they started -67409;1363851465;mircea_popescu;actually, if bfl delivering weren't such a moot point, i'd be collecting these rights as we speak and sueingthem into oblivion anyway -67408;1363851482;mircea_popescu;pigeons i don't recall them asking / me caring at that tiem. -67407;1363851489;pigeons;why do you care now then -67406;1363851502;mircea_popescu;pigeons the price increase is the trigger. -67405;1363851513;pigeons;hypocrite -67404;1363851514;mircea_popescu;they could have *maybe* weaseled it past if they just kept doing the same thing. -67403;1363851526;midnightmagic;mircea_popescu: Are pre-orders for nonexistent hardware illegal in China? -67402;1363851526;mircea_popescu;what's hypocritical about that ? -67401;1363851546;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic i have no idea about chinese law. my judgement as to ethics is based on my space, not theirs. -67400;1363851557;mircea_popescu;i would imagien ethics are universal, but who knows. -67399;1363851623;Namworld;They don't appear universal. Opinions seems to differ greatly on the topic. -67398;1363851635;mircea_popescu;hey, i'm strictly the keeper of mine. -67397;1363851640;mircea_popescu;which is why i even bothered to post. -67396;1363851660;midnightmagic;You are speaking of two orthogonal points it seems to me. -67395;1363851669;mircea_popescu;go on ? -67394;1363851710;midnightmagic;You are making comments about suing them into oblivion, while simultaneously ignoring jurisdiction. -67393;1363851721;mircea_popescu;read closer. sueing discussion was re bfl -67392;1363851725;mircea_popescu;i have jurisdiction on those. -67391;1363851729;midnightmagic;Ah so it is. -67390;1363851735;mircea_popescu;sadly they have no product, and so... -67389;1363851859;midnightmagic;I don't think you wrote those words. -67388;1363851892;mircea_popescu;which words ?! -67387;1363852065;mircea_popescu;anyway, the shocker for me in all this is that i thought all this is plain obvious to anyone considering the matter. -67386;1363852071;mircea_popescu;turns out it's about as unexpected as it gets ? -67385;1363852075;mircea_popescu;i wonder wtf. -67384;1363852219;midnightmagic;It almost seems as though you have misinterpreted your own assertions. -67383;1363852235;mircea_popescu;that'd be a new one. -67382;1363852237;midnightmagic;Since I am no longer confident I am arguing just with you, I'm going to stop now. -67381;1363852273;midnightmagic;Tell whoever it is who's giving you those words to explain them better next time. -67380;1363852428;mircea_popescu;... -67379;1363852437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00072608 = 3.9934 BTC [+] -67378;1363852439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36450 @ 0.00072727 = 26.509 BTC [+] -67377;1363852467;midnightmagic;Moving on, if and when there is in fact evidence that ngzhang is acting unethically (I do not view a price increase on its own as unethical) I will be happy to eat my own words. -67376;1363852527;mircea_popescu;so this is all fine & dandy best you can determine then ?\ -67375;1363852552;midnightmagic;Until then, I'm not going to discount his vastly understated Icarus+Lancelot contributions simply because some random guy asserts a bunch of unsubstantiated rumours to troll others into providing information when he could just ask. -67374;1363852572;midnightmagic;I am disappointed in the price increase if that's what you're asking. -67373;1363852590;mircea_popescu;what, an aesthetic rather than ethical consideration ? -67372;1363852642;midnightmagic;I wonder if you take my words and argue them with other people... -67371;1363852668;midnightmagic;It would provide the underpinnings of an excuse for what you're doing on your blog. -67370;1363852693;mircea_popescu;you're not quite that important, sorry to burst that bubble. -67369;1363852700;mircea_popescu;but you've failed to answer. -67368;1363852706;midnightmagic;How trite. -67367;1363852709;mircea_popescu;or are you about to tell me you're metaphisically dissapointed ? -67366;1363852715;mircea_popescu;cause there just aren't that many categories left. -67365;1363852887;midnightmagic;lol, I'm apparently important enough to misquote and reputationally impugn twice as retaliation for not being part of your echo chamber. -67364;1363852900;mircea_popescu;eh get out, retaliation and whatnot -67363;1363852929;mircea_popescu;vast conspiracies of evil people whispering me basic law in the ear -67362;1363852932;mircea_popescu;wth is this, the movies ? -67361;1363852965;midnightmagic;Nice deflection. -67360;1363853001;midnightmagic;I wouldn't call it aesthetic nor ethical objection to a price increase. -67359;1363853014;mircea_popescu;what deflection ? yer the one trying (kinda lame-y) to impugn or whatever. -67358;1363853024;mircea_popescu;yes well, it has to have a source you know ? -67357;1363853034;midnightmagic;Just simple disappointment because I was considering at last doing a trade-in of my Icarus but I don't want them to charge me batch #3 prices. -67356;1363853045;mircea_popescu;if it's not your idea of how things should be and it's not your idea of beauty, and it's not what you expect the gods want then what is it -67355;1363853056;mircea_popescu;you know midnightmagic , you are currently speaking in prose. -67354;1363853061;mircea_popescu;there's also verse. -67353;1363853076;mircea_popescu;these two are all there's available to you. if you're not speaking in verse, then it's prose. necessarily. -67352;1363853099;midnightmagic;Count the meter, I guess? -67351;1363853109;mircea_popescu;yeah. so, stop being such a weasel. -67350;1363853116;mircea_popescu;it's an ethical issue, you just don't want to face it. -67349;1363853160;midnightmagic;It's a personal loss of potential future earnings. I would say it's purely internal. -67348;1363853198;midnightmagic;(In terms of what disappoints me.) -67347;1363853205;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [+] -67346;1363853229;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [+] -67345;1363853298;midnightmagic;I just find your hypocrisy growing by leaps and bounds this last while, and I don't understand what's unravelling you. -67344;1363853361;mircea_popescu;hum. -67343;1363853384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2100 @ 0.00521073 = 10.9425 BTC [-] -67342;1363853385;mircea_popescu;can you articulate this feeling of yours ? -67341;1363853406;midnightmagic;What is your problem anyway? Like if bitcoin is such a source of contention for you, why don't you just shake your head at its stupid inanities (sociopathic community elements included) and move on? -67340;1363853423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9062 @ 0.00072537 = 6.5733 BTC [-] -67339;1363853425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 554 @ 0.00072506 = 0.4017 BTC [-] -67338;1363853426;mircea_popescu;you can ask yourself the same thing, neh ? -67337;1363853449;midnightmagic;I'm asking you. -67336;1363853480;mircea_popescu;why exactly would i do or not do anything because some people are stupid/unethical/whartever ? -67335;1363853485;mircea_popescu;not really much to me either way. -67334;1363853518;midnightmagic;You sure don't act like it's not really much. You get worked up over little things more these days than you used to. -67333;1363853526;mircea_popescu;i get worked up ? -67332;1363853533;mircea_popescu;listen, simmer with all the projections kay ? -67331;1363853567;midnightmagic;Well, the vitriol you post here and on your blog is quite a vent. -67330;1363853593;midnightmagic;Like, what do you care whether evidence should or is or isn't updating my opinion? -67329;1363853613;mircea_popescu;i don't particularly care. i wanted to know whether it does or it doesn't. -67328;1363853630;mircea_popescu;can't get too far in life without evaluating people. -67327;1363853664;midnightmagic;Yeah but why? If I'm so inconsequential, so vapid that everything I ascribe to you is somehow just a reflection of self, and you're this bulletproof supercock, then why do you want to know? -67326;1363853704;mircea_popescu;because i want to know everything. -67325;1363853716;midnightmagic;Then you do care by your own admission. -67324;1363853741;mircea_popescu;no. caring is personal. knowledge is impersonal. there's a categorical distinction you're trying to equivocate. -67323;1363853767;midnightmagic;The drive to know a specific topic is very personal, especially when it's the personal drives of someone else. -67322;1363853786;mircea_popescu;not really. i'm merely interacting with you on the grounds of you speaking in this public channel. -67321;1363853790;midnightmagic;There is, and will never be, personal gain for you to know what's going on in my head. -67320;1363853796;mircea_popescu;you made some statements of a third party, they're part of the public record, -67319;1363853809;mircea_popescu;i wish to know for the future how much faith to place in your similar statements. -67318;1363853816;midnightmagic;No they're not. -67317;1363853826;mircea_popescu;that's your contention, but it doesn't carry much water with me. -67316;1363853839;midnightmagic;That's because you're an unabashed lawbreaker. -67315;1363853849;mircea_popescu;but as long as you talk in the market you're participating to the public discussion. -67314;1363853883;midnightmagic;Your poor English is making your diction ambiguous again. -67313;1363853894;mircea_popescu;lol ok. -67312;1363853944;midnightmagic;Well, if you think this is all a one-way sponge going on, I guess we're done. -67311;1363853989;mircea_popescu;sorry i couldn't care more. -67310;1363854016;midnightmagic;Don't worry, it's just because you're a sociopath. I'll care enough for the both of us. -67309;1363854417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00450321 = 4.5032 BTC [-] -67308;1363854468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.0045032 = 22.516 BTC [-] -67307;1363854888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00559697 BTC [+] -67306;1363854938;mircea_popescu;o look, we're nearing 50 th/s -67305;1363854959;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00072506 = 5.5467 BTC [-] -67304;1363854975;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -67303;1363854977;gribble;Current Blocks: 227087 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 720 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 10 hours, 17 minutes, and 8 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6308385.69152 | Estimated Percent Change: 30.13294 -67302;1363855240;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.9 = 4.5 BTC [+] -67301;1363855351;Bowjob;;;ticker -67300;1363855351;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 64.88600, Best ask: 65.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11400, Last trade: 64.88600, 24 hour volume: 90256.56593335, 24 hour low: 57.90100, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 63.17442 -67299;1363855847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4596 @ 0.00072506 = 3.3324 BTC [-] -67298;1363856972;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 129 @ 0.000729 = 0.094 BTC [+] -67297;1363856974;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.000733 = 0.0733 BTC [+] -67296;1363856977;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 671 @ 0.000734 = 0.4925 BTC [+] -67295;1363857085;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 140 @ 0.00439 = 0.6146 BTC [+] -67294;1363857111;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.998 = 19.98 BTC [+] -67293;1363857112;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 27 @ 2 = 54 BTC [+] -67292;1363863503;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.349 BTC [+] -67291;1363863643;Bowjob;I gave a hobo $5.00 today -67290;1363863653;Bowjob;fuck, he probably will use it for drugs -67289;1363863654;Bowjob;:/ -67288;1363863678;Namworld;Your point is? -67287;1363863694;Bowjob;he said he was gonna buy a burger -67286;1363863713;Bowjob;i watched him as i walked upstairs, didnt go to the a&w closeby -67285;1363863758;Namworld;Still? -67284;1363863770;Bowjob;he probably lied :/ -67283;1363863782;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 7 @ 2 = 14 BTC [+] -67282;1363863797;Namworld;A statement of the obvious. I prefer when they don't talk. -67281;1363863879;mircea_popescu;next time ask hi mif he accepts bitcoin -67280;1363863890;mircea_popescu;it's what bitcoin jesus (tm) would do. -67279;1363864006;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.349 = 1.047 BTC [+] -67278;1363864045;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3495 BTC [+] -67277;1363864085;mircea_popescu;http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2296705/Accept-raid-savings-face-ruin-Cyprus-warned-hopes-Russia-led-rescue-ice.html -67276;1363864095;mircea_popescu;heh. banking vacation extended till next tue -67275;1363864097;mircea_popescu;that's 8 days -67274;1363864375;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 17 @ 0.00438 = 0.0745 BTC [+] -67273;1363864732;mircea_popescu;http://redhotrussia.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/yekaterina-putina.jpg -67272;1363864742;mircea_popescu;the chick in that pic is putin's younger and rather hawd daughter. -67271;1363864748;mircea_popescu;supposedly that's her hubby. -67270;1363865077;Bowjob;nurseries are starting to open.. but they only pay $10.25 for the most part -67269;1363865077;Bowjob;bah -67268;1363865394;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [-] -67267;1363865526;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -67266;1363865527;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 66.50001, Best ask: 66.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.38999, Last trade: 66.50001, 24 hour volume: 91099.23550100, 24 hour low: 58.80000, 24 hour high: 66.89000, 24 hour vwap: 63.56070 -67265;1363865767;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.899 = 8.99 BTC [-] -67264;1363865881;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [-] -67263;1363865883;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.888 = 1.776 BTC [-] -67262;1363865886;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.888 = 1.776 BTC [-] -67261;1363865889;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.899 = 5.394 BTC [+] -67260;1363866108;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1099 BTC [+] -67259;1363866127;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.109978 = 1.0998 BTC [+] -67258;1363866162;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 6 @ 0.109979 = 0.6599 BTC [+] -67257;1363866332;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.01605 = 0.0803 BTC [-] -67256;1363866918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4746 @ 0.00073067 = 3.4678 BTC [+] -67255;1363866950;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 8 @ 0.3332 = 2.6656 BTC [-] -67254;1363867325;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155098.msg1651284#msg1651284 lol win. -67253;1363867480;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00074208 = 4.8606 BTC [+] -67252;1363867491;Bowjob;http://imgur.com/FrIyqxY -67251;1363867494;Bowjob;awww -67250;1363867533;mircea_popescu;eee -67249;1363868125;Diablo-D3;heh -67248;1363868146;Diablo-D3;I just wrote a script that can calculate your SD earnings if you keep putting your entire money in -67247;1363868151;Diablo-D3;http://pastebin.com/Sw5vbxre -67246;1363868189;Diablo-D3;it obviously doesn't have all the possible outcomes -67245;1363868220;Diablo-D3;but you can add those -67244;1363868261;Diablo-D3;you have to edit the first two variables too -67243;1363868285;Diablo-D3;and its rigged that you're doing 1 BTC per bet -67242;1363868329;Diablo-D3;you'll have to multiply $winnings on line 53 against your bet size -67241;1363868536;mircea_popescu;so a basic martingale script ? -67240;1363868570;Diablo-D3;http://pastebin.com/EPi228Ay -67239;1363868579;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: possibly -67238;1363868582;Diablo-D3;now does bet sizes -67237;1363868666;mircea_popescu;i think i have bitcoin's funniest inbox. i say so. people more tortured than me show me snippets from their ticket systems such as "hi, how do i transfer this to silkroad?" -67236;1363868672;mircea_popescu;i lower my head in shame. -67235;1363868684;Diablo-D3;what. -67234;1363868687;mircea_popescu;no, i don't have bitcoin's funniest inbox. bitcoin is just too funny for one single person. -67233;1363868703;Diablo-D3;milk toad is the dumbest thing ever -67232;1363868713;Diablo-D3;I mean, how can you NOT know thats a cia op -67231;1363868737;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 that aside, making a support ticked with your legit btc/usd exchanger on how to do this... -67230;1363868753;Diablo-D3;yeah, thats just, wat -67229;1363868762;Diablo-D3;especially since how the fuck is the exchange supposed to help you -67228;1363868772;Diablo-D3;bitcoin _already does this_ -67227;1363868780;mircea_popescu;yeah -67226;1363868785;Diablo-D3;I assume milk toad gives you a unique address to send to -67225;1363868787;Diablo-D3;just _send it there_ -67224;1363868788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.00074086 = 5.1119 BTC [-] -67223;1363868790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9585 @ 0.00074208 = 7.1128 BTC [+] -67222;1363868838;Diablo-D3;I dont think I wrote the actual winnings part right -67221;1363868844;Diablo-D3;because it thinks I should have 1380 BTC from 33. -67220;1363869075;mircea_popescu;sounds legit -67219;1363869341;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.899 = 2.697 BTC [+] -67218;1363869518;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8888 BTC [-] -67217;1363869520;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.885 = 2.655 BTC [-] -67216;1363869522;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.885 = 1.77 BTC [-] -67215;1363869524;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.88 = 1.76 BTC [-] -67214;1363869525;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.873 BTC [-] -67213;1363869527;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [-] -67212;1363869676;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well, I dont -67211;1363869677;Diablo-D3;ALTHOUGH -67210;1363869682;Diablo-D3;my early bidding wasnt 1 each -67209;1363869694;Diablo-D3;er, early playing -67208;1363869742;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: my luck is probably going to run out, but average winning is 2.39% over 351 tries -67207;1363869762;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -67206;1363869765;mircea_popescu;i've never won anything. -67205;1363869792;Diablo-D3;I wish I had that 1380 -67204;1363869804;Diablo-D3;then I'd be able to afford to start DMC 2.0 -67203;1363869877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 50 @ 0.0018 = 0.09 BTC [+] -67202;1363870101;Diablo-D3;oh durr -67201;1363870105;Diablo-D3;I confused my variables -67200;1363870123;Diablo-D3;yeah, my winnings are much more realistic now -67199;1363870160;Diablo-D3;http://pastebin.com/vEbmt6PD -67198;1363870988;mircea_popescu;https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-lgm4poF3JWE/TgsHwby-BlI/AAAAAAAADwQ/twan94HT6p4/020.jpg -67197;1363870991;mircea_popescu;ahaha so old, so new. -67196;1363870998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6047 @ 0.00517705 = 31.3056 BTC [-] -67195;1363871759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00073828 = 9.5238 BTC [-] -67194;1363871886;jurov;strange...my phone suddenly says "Bitcoin: Package is invalid" -67193;1363871938;jurov;reinstalled the wallet app, all seems ok -67192;1363871965;jurov;good that i keep only pocket change there (if 1BTC is to be considered pocket change lol) -67191;1363872069;Bowjob;hey mp -67190;1363872071;Bowjob;u here -67189;1363872097;mircea_popescu;yeah -67188;1363872115;Bowjob;you should change the math question to more exotic ones -67187;1363872124;Bowjob;answering 36 everytime gets boring -67186;1363872126;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01358 BTC [-] -67185;1363872136;Bowjob;and a bot can easily spam it if they know the answer -67184;1363872140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2372 @ 0.00073828 = 1.7512 BTC [-] -67183;1363872148;mircea_popescu;well a bot could but so far hasn't -67182;1363872151;Bowjob;not that a bot would spam bitbet but lol -67181;1363872153;Bowjob;yeah -67180;1363872154;mircea_popescu;if it happens i guess it gets changed -67179;1363872162;mircea_popescu;little incentive tyo spam really. -67178;1363872181;Bowjob;well it was more like to see who's mathematically challenged. or not -67177;1363872182;Bowjob;hehehe -67176;1363872184;mircea_popescu;http://www.campusreform.org/blog/?ID=4668 -67175;1363872190;mircea_popescu;The week of activities are set to conclude with a “Lace and Leather Burlsesque Show.” -67174;1363872204;Bowjob;;;ticker -67173;1363872204;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.71001, Best ask: 68.89999, Bid-ask spread: 0.18998, Last trade: 68.89999, 24 hour volume: 96113.23446697, 24 hour low: 58.80000, 24 hour high: 68.90400, 24 hour vwap: 63.89423 -67172;1363872211;Bowjob;hmm -67171;1363872240;Bowjob;poor fucker. my acquiantance wanted to buy bitcoins, i told him yeah, ill sell you at spot price. that was when bitcoin was $59 dollars -67170;1363872250;Bowjob;its scheduled this sunday -67169;1363872451;mircea_popescu;he's getting a deal. -67168;1363872457;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -67167;1363872458;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.70001, Best ask: 68.90582, Bid-ask spread: 0.20581, Last trade: 68.70001, 24 hour volume: 96314.01940328, 24 hour low: 58.80000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 63.91369 -67166;1363872462;mircea_popescu;whoa 68 -67165;1363872493;Bowjob;cypriot banks are still closed? -67164;1363872538;mircea_popescu;till tues -67163;1363872582;Bowjob;this is just the appetizer then -67162;1363872670;jurov;was anything interesting discussed last night? -67161;1363872678;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155730.0 -67160;1363872682;Bowjob;nothing new -67159;1363872689;mircea_popescu;jurov nothing much. depends what your interests are. -67158;1363872696;Bowjob;75% of the voters think BFL should get a scammy tag -67157;1363872706;mircea_popescu;also, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135319215825.jpg -67156;1363872712;jurov;i ended by catholic churches in KC, thought prolly i can be doing sth more productive -67155;1363872724;mircea_popescu;o, that. -67154;1363872731;mircea_popescu;well there was the entire avalon drama earlier -67153;1363872753;Bowjob;oh yeah, batch 3 -67152;1363872763;Bowjob;prices in BTC, not tied to fiat -67151;1363872784;mircea_popescu;http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/21/us-cyprus-russia-euro-idUSBRE92K05K20130321 -67150;1363872791;mircea_popescu;this won't end well. -67149;1363872841;jurov;i wholeheartedly support avalon/bfl. as long as they cause interest in difficulty futures, which difficulty then fails to materialize -67148;1363872859;Bowjob;so each avalon batch 3 will cost 88 btc ea -67147;1363872860;mircea_popescu;haha -67146;1363872868;mircea_popescu;Bowjob no, more like 115 -67145;1363872879;Bowjob;well, 115 is the 4 modules -67144;1363872892;Bowjob;88 btc for 3, + 2 btc for the psu -67143;1363872895;Bowjob;then shipping -67142;1363872898;jurov;;;bc,stats -67141;1363872901;gribble;Current Blocks: 227144 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 663 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 22 hours, 24 minutes, and 25 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6391557.23688 | Estimated Percent Change: 31.84865 -67140;1363872909;Bowjob;they are really nailing batch 3 customers this time -67139;1363872940;mircea_popescu;i don't think they want any batch 3 customers -67138;1363872952;Bowjob;what i dont get is why are they taking a vacation -67137;1363872954;Bowjob;i mean wtf -67136;1363872955;mircea_popescu;basically, they got the design all paid and tested, will deliver whatever and now time to selfmine -67135;1363872960;mircea_popescu;just relocate. -67134;1363872971;mircea_popescu;move to new place, get some warehouses, start biz for real -67133;1363872997;Bowjob;a vacation.. they already did so much.. might as well finish the damn job -67132;1363873036;jurov;angela merkel can't be *that* stupid.. or she really doesn't have other option -67131;1363873047;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 17 @ 0.109 = 1.853 BTC [-] -67130;1363873056;mircea_popescu;jurov they totally fucked up that. i've seriously not seen worse diplomacy since bush. -67129;1363873071;jurov;yea totally -67128;1363873081;mircea_popescu;basically they failed to understand the "stolen" money in the oligarchs bank accounts isn't stolen by those oligarchs from the state -67127;1363873088;mircea_popescu;it's stolen by the state from the people. -67126;1363873094;mircea_popescu;they pinched the bear by the nose. -67125;1363873141;jurov;even without considering russians, that's still worst possible solution -67124;1363873147;mircea_popescu;it's the second time she fucked up, incidentally. the closing down of nuclear plants was already indicative. she doesn't think too well. -67123;1363873155;jurov;London City denizens must be seeing red, too -67122;1363873161;mircea_popescu;she just goes on whatever data she has. often that's crap, and when it is she doesn't know about it,. -67121;1363873174;mircea_popescu;no "data integrity sense" so to speak. -67120;1363873184;mircea_popescu;angela merkel lacks the parity bit. -67119;1363873188;jurov;lol -67118;1363873273;mircea_popescu;when it gets to the point where retired folks see plainly they're riding into a wall and they have no clue you know things won't end well. -67117;1363873417;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.5 BTC [+] -67116;1363873444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2255 @ 0.00073552 = 1.6586 BTC [-] -67115;1363873539;Diablo-D3;oh, that german bitch? -67114;1363873543;Diablo-D3;shes going to destroy germany at this rate -67113;1363873780;bitesak;that's maybe what she was hired for -67112;1363873862;Diablo-D3;so germany's bush -67111;1363873866;Bowjob;when germany gets destroyed bad things happen -67110;1363873870;mircea_popescu;pretty much comes to that. -67109;1363873873;Bowjob;maybe we'll see the 4th reich -67108;1363873887;mircea_popescu;not terribly likely. so far she's getting a dissident wing in her party -67107;1363873896;mircea_popescu;and crucial allies got quashed in landeselections -67106;1363873914;mircea_popescu;she's prolly getting wiped next turn -67105;1363874013;jurov;in other news, all libertarian hipsters will conveniently concentrate themselves on one ship: http://www.reddit.com/r/xnation -67104;1363874041;mircea_popescu;"IAmA RedditIsland Steering Team committee member and Seasteading Institute Ambassador. AMA" -67103;1363874043;mircea_popescu;ok. what ? -67102;1363874074;jurov;zactly as it says on title. -67101;1363874097;mircea_popescu;is this some sort of manga thing ? -67100;1363874122;Diablo-D3;http://hbr.org/2013/04/when-ted-lost-control-of-its-crowd/ar/1 -67099;1363874125;Diablo-D3;hehehehehe -67098;1363874379;mircea_popescu;sgornick re http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/19jdmw/bitcoin_options_index_oix_price_sentiment/c8opxkz -67097;1363874392;mircea_popescu;all the bitcoin sellers are short bitcoin from the moment they take fiat till when they deliver btc -67096;1363874412;mircea_popescu;since most take the fiat first as a precaution there's unwanted short interest created in large volumes all the time -67095;1363874687;tiberiusiv;damn almost 70 -67094;1363874699;mircea_popescu;getting there. -67093;1363874708;mircea_popescu;i guess 100 is the big q remaining -67092;1363874715;tiberiusiv;just going to end badly when everyone herds to the exit -67091;1363874740;Bowjob;but cashing out to fiat doesnt really make sense -67090;1363874755;mircea_popescu;"Internet tax supporters are hoping that a vote in the U.S. Senate as early as today will finally give them enough political leverage to require Americans to pay sales taxes when shopping online. -67089;1363874756;mircea_popescu;lalala. -67088;1363874762;mircea_popescu;please do good people. please do. -67087;1363874764;tiberiusiv;why not some people sitting on huge gains maybe they want to buystuff -67086;1363874789;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv it becomes problematic tho. the poor probably quit already, the rich really don't have a problem of getting fiat -67085;1363874793;mircea_popescu;they have a problem of storing wealth -67084;1363874803;Bowjob;i feel the same way -67083;1363874808;Bowjob;though im not wealthy LOL -67082;1363874816;deadweasel;http://www.campaignforliberty.org/national-blog/stop-the-internet-tax-mandate/ -67081;1363874816;tiberiusiv;thats true -67080;1363874817;tiberiusiv;still massive liquidity issues though -67079;1363874820;Bowjob;i have enough fiat for the next year to eat whatever I want -67078;1363874829;mircea_popescu;deadweasel nono. let them tax it. finally good reason to bitcoin. -67077;1363874842;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv you know the inflexibility article right ? -67076;1363874868;deadweasel;mircea_popescu: i see -67075;1363875007;Bowjob;hey mp, is your offer of get MPEX mentioned at a newspaper? -67074;1363875029;Bowjob;erm -67073;1363875032;Bowjob;is it still valid? -67072;1363875041;Bowjob;*to -67071;1363875074;mircea_popescu;sure. -67070;1363875083;mircea_popescu;but i mean... um. -67069;1363875090;mircea_popescu;it's kinda for professionals neh ? -67068;1363875093;Bowjob;http://vancouver.24hrs.ca/ -67067;1363875117;Bowjob;that okay? -67066;1363875144;Bowjob;since i've got nothing productive to do but fap all day, and I don't feel like working a min wage -67065;1363875209;mircea_popescu;i have no idea what that is, some local canadian paper ? -67064;1363875228;Bowjob;yeap -67063;1363875267;mircea_popescu;ah, Free Urban Daily, Avg. Circulation: 132,216 -67062;1363875284;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem like worth the bother, but if you've not anything better to do why not -67061;1363875298;Bowjob;aye -67060;1363875400;Bowjob;;;ticker -67059;1363875403;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.43998, Best ask: 68.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06001, Last trade: 68.50000, 24 hour volume: 97812.61495029, 24 hour low: 59.00000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 64.03919 -67058;1363875870;tiberiusiv;sellers are getting more motivated -67057;1363876323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1696 @ 0.00072466 = 1.229 BTC [-] -67056;1363876325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13350 @ 0.00071724 = 9.5752 BTC [-] -67055;1363876349;Enky;;;ticker -67054;1363876351;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.01000, Best ask: 67.14374, Bid-ask spread: 0.13374, Last trade: 67.14374, 24 hour volume: 100774.97862368, 24 hour low: 59.00000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 64.15077 -67053;1363877358;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.108999 = 1.09 BTC [-] -67052;1363877408;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.109 = 0.327 BTC [+] -67051;1363877680;mircea_popescu;so ecb cyprus window ends march 25th -67050;1363877769;TomServo;pardon my ignorance, window for what? -67049;1363877823;TomServo;nvm -67048;1363877830;bitesak;they are threatening :) -67047;1363877877;deadweasel;coinbase got no more coins -67046;1363877890;Ukto;lvoe them canadians. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=w8762zEOkSo -67045;1363877892;mircea_popescu;all their base -67044;1363877892;deadweasel;doesn't make for much of a 'base' -67043;1363877908;Ukto;wait, coinbase what ? -67042;1363877928;deadweasel;cannot buy, cannot send. -67041;1363877948;deadweasel;i use them because it's easy, but it's not easy anymore. -67040;1363877950;Ukto;they are borked? is there a link ? -67039;1363877958;Ukto;news/forums article -67038;1363877959;Ukto;etc -67037;1363877988;deadweasel;i just went to my account, pending transfer from yesterday still stuck. couldn't buy because they'd reached their 'daily rolling limit' -67036;1363878006;the-bucket-shop;this is the third time they've run out as far as I know. -67035;1363878197;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.109 BTC [+] -67034;1363878261;ThickAsThieves;i dont understand this whole 'we're out of coins' thing -67033;1363878402;deadweasel;i don't either -67032;1363878417;zerokwel;fractional banking :) -67031;1363878729;papaso;open a account need to pay 30btc to owner? -67030;1363879022;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.47 = 1.88 BTC [-] -67029;1363879025;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.471 = 2.355 BTC [+] -67028;1363879026;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.47139999 BTC [+] -67027;1363879077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00070779 = 1.4864 BTC [-] -67026;1363879079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8289 @ 0.00070736 = 5.8633 BTC [-] -67025;1363879400;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 6 @ 0.00439 = 0.0263 BTC [+] -67024;1363879845;mircea_popescu;i'm guessing he's new -67023;1363880070;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 69.99 -67022;1363880073;gribble;There are currently 10853.134 bitcoins offered at or under 69.99 USD, worth 747960.59105 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -67021;1363880090;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 269 @ 0.0042 = 1.1298 BTC [-] -67020;1363880155;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 68.99 -67019;1363880156;gribble;There are currently 9907.9092 bitcoins offered at or under 68.99 USD, worth 682460.720431 USD in total. | Data vintage: 82.5744 seconds -67018;1363880173;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -67017;1363880173;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.26000, Best ask: 68.27000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 68.27000, 24 hour volume: 102768.56697483, 24 hour low: 59.00000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 64.31059 -67016;1363880192;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 68.88 -67015;1363880192;gribble;There are currently 772.42237 bitcoins offered at or under 68.88 USD, worth 52976.3574245 USD in total. | Data vintage: 118.8765 seconds -67014;1363880198;ThickAsThieves;hige wall -67013;1363880202;ThickAsThieves;huge -67012;1363880203;imsaguy;it'll fall -67011;1363880206;ThickAsThieves;must be fake -67010;1363880217;imsaguy;obvious walls are obvious -67009;1363880239;ThickAsThieves;so its just big players trying to slow down the price to buy more? -67008;1363880270;imsaguy;perhaps -67007;1363880283;smickles;risingquickly is dangerous -67006;1363880291;ThickAsThieves;indeed -67005;1363880298;imsaguy;twps -67004;1363880316;ThickAsThieves;thank you bitcoin gods -67003;1363880369;imsaguy;*cough* #bitcoin-church *cough* -67002;1363880472;imsaguy;;;later tell jcpham https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/579961_10200487886494770_693568315_n.jpg -67001;1363880472;gribble;The operation succeeded. -67000;1363880532;abracadabra;ugh! -66999;1363880533;abracadabra;ffs -66998;1363880538;abracadabra;wtf did i click that -66997;1363880586;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135422020536.jpg try this too -66996;1363880623;abracadabra;bit better thx -66995;1363880627;abracadabra;http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lovaddkzaz1qjdckmo1_500.jpg -66994;1363880671;imsaguy;abracadabra: it wasn't address to you -66993;1363880676;abracadabra;yes yes -66992;1363880677;abracadabra;i know -66991;1363880679;abracadabra;:/ -66990;1363880681;abracadabra;i'm nosy -66989;1363880683;abracadabra;:p -66988;1363880683;imsaguy;s/address/addressed/ -66987;1363880687;imsaguy;thats what you get -66986;1363880702;imsaguy;be glad I didn't post #2 in the channel -66985;1363880711;abracadabra;heh -66984;1363880713;abracadabra;thx for that -66983;1363880796;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128270463369.jpg ? -66982;1363880855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2184 @ 0.00070736 = 1.5449 BTC [-] -66981;1363880856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1616 @ 0.00070324 = 1.1364 BTC [-] -66980;1363881062;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.4714 = 4.714 BTC [+] -66979;1363881122;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.475 BTC [+] -66978;1363881211;MJR_;hi everyone! -66977;1363881235;MJR_;;;ticker -66976;1363881236;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.07176, Best ask: 68.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02824, Last trade: 68.10000, 24 hour volume: 103087.94303030, 24 hour low: 59.00000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 64.34889 -66975;1363881338;smickles;howdy -66974;1363881438;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 9 @ 0.108 = 0.972 BTC [-] -66973;1363881469;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [-] -66972;1363881489;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.898 = 1.796 BTC [+] -66971;1363881526;mircea_popescu;alloh -66970;1363881922;ThickAsThieves;mornin -66969;1363882045;MJR_;what's new? -66968;1363882087;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136086280531.jpg -66967;1363882223;imsaguy;it must be fapfapfap o clock in romania -66966;1363882262;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.46 = 1.38 BTC [-] -66965;1363882288;mircea_popescu;aaalways. -66964;1363882375;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.108999 = 1.09 BTC [+] -66963;1363883055;mircea_popescu;anyone wanna join my echo chamber ? -66962;1363883227;MJR_;what is an echo chamber? -66961;1363883415;ThickAsThieves;a chamber of echos -66960;1363883432;ThickAsThieves;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echo_chamber_(media) -66959;1363883449;ThickAsThieves;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echo_chamber -66958;1363883511;mircea_popescu;MJR_ like a failed fortress of solitude -66957;1363883987;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 10 @ 0.17241 = 1.7241 BTC [-] -66956;1363884052;MJR_;sign me up -66955;1363884104;mircea_popescu;there's also naked chix -66954;1363884183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.22 BTC [+] -66953;1363884184;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.3 BTC [+] -66952;1363884794;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.004397 = 0.044 BTC [+] -66951;1363884796;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 270 @ 0.0044 = 1.188 BTC [+] -66950;1363884798;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 275 @ 0.0044 = 1.21 BTC [+] -66949;1363885020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00071173 = 4.0569 BTC [+] -66948;1363885022;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6904 @ 0.00071507 = 4.9368 BTC [+] -66947;1363885594;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8979 = 1.7958 BTC [-] -66946;1363886099;MJR_;so, probably unlikely but I like to think this rally was my birthday present :) -66945;1363886116;ThickAsThieves;happy bday -66944;1363886125;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -66943;1363886126;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.90000, Best ask: 68.90582, Bid-ask spread: 0.00582, Last trade: 68.90582, 24 hour volume: 107834.14770626, 24 hour low: 59.00000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 64.65216 -66942;1363886137;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 69.98 -66941;1363886140;gribble;There are currently 8729.3961 bitcoins offered at or under 69.98 USD, worth 601874.449587 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0014 seconds -66940;1363886195;MJR_;thanks :) -66939;1363886268;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P570T] 6 @ 0.05341351 = 0.3205 BTC [-] -66938;1363886352;MJR_;I'm 31 now...old man -66937;1363886447;ThickAsThieves;younger than i -66936;1363886482;splnkr;I'd think the "-assets" channel suffix kind of implies an over-30 set -66935;1363886484;ThickAsThieves;my birthday is soon, i want 1btc=$100 for my birthday -66934;1363886502;ThickAsThieves;oh i bet we have a fair amount of youngins -66933;1363886542;splnkr;sure, but i'd bet it skews a whole generation older than #bitcoin =P -66932;1363886551;MJR_;oh nice -66931;1363886555;MJR_;I feel better -66930;1363886561;mod6;heh -66929;1363886567;MJR_;in the NYC start up scene im old -66928;1363886580;splnkr;y'all hiring? -66927;1363886581;splnkr;hehe -66926;1363886591;MJR_;bunch of 24 year olds running around -66925;1363886610;MJR_;changing the world with rounded corners and drop shadows ;) -66924;1363886611;splnkr;they need some grown ups around, whether they know it or not -66923;1363886616;MJR_;lol yes -66922;1363886620;mod6;;;calc 2013 - 24 -66921;1363886620;gribble;1989 -66920;1363886623;mod6;lol -66919;1363886638;splnkr;wow, post-Reagan -66918;1363886652;MJR_;as far as hiring, not yet, hopefully soon? -66917;1363886657;ThickAsThieves;dropshadows are for amatuers -66916;1363886661;MJR_;hehehe -66915;1363886684;splnkr;those born after Reagan probably know a thing or two about Ronald, but those of us who lived through it remember NANCY -66914;1363886684;MJR_;yes you know you are l33t when you get gradients going... -66913;1363886699;ThickAsThieves;lol -66912;1363886707;mod6;haha splnkr -66911;1363886709;ThickAsThieves;mjr ur a designer? -66910;1363886717;MJR_;no... -66909;1363886730;MJR_;but I can and do design pages -66908;1363886744;ThickAsThieves;why the dropshadow ref -66907;1363886758;MJR_;I just like to make fun of most web based things which focus on form over function -66906;1363886771;MJR_;I actually like those things -66905;1363886788;jurov;i rather remember Raisa Maximovna :DD -66904;1363886791;MJR_;but those+jQuery do not make you an awesome app -66903;1363886805;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.859 = 7.731 BTC [-] -66902;1363886824;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.859 BTC [-] -66901;1363886825;kakobrekla;;;ticker -66900;1363886826;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.75000, Best ask: 68.90581, Bid-ask spread: 0.15581, Last trade: 68.75000, 24 hour volume: 107979.47490578, 24 hour low: 59.00000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 64.67794 -66899;1363886831;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -66898;1363886832;gribble;1 BTC = 68.75000 U.S. dollars = 53.3359193 Euros -66897;1363886858;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.108999 = 0.218 BTC [+] -66896;1363886902;MJR_;I just think that a lot of people are too focused on appearances, and it's kind of shallow in the web startup scene -66895;1363886927;MJR_;I think bitcoin is more focused on substance rather than "social" features -66894;1363886943;MJR_;anyway, I am a generalist, jack of all trades -66893;1363886953;MJR_;def master of none -66892;1363886961;ThickAsThieves;think design & mktg are important, but not an excuse to have lacluster sunstance or functionality -66891;1363886967;ThickAsThieves;substance -66890;1363886984;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.859 BTC [-] -66889;1363886995;jurov;well, what did you expect? 20somethings to tackle deeper issues? -66888;1363886995;ThickAsThieves;in general most bitcoin biz is bad at business -66887;1363887041;jurov;i was in one coworking house here, too... they do marketing and take it very seriously -66886;1363887057;jurov;datamining about what makes something viral.. their holy grail -66885;1363887122;MJR_;yep -66884;1363887125;Troic_;they are never going to get it -66883;1363887136;jurov;what i'm doing went completely beyond them... and when i told "and i also manage difficulty derivatives on other exchange" outright laughter -66882;1363887146;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [-] -66881;1363887156;MJR_;like...being able to say words like "viral" and "long tail" is not enough -66880;1363887160;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.845202 BTC [-] -66879;1363887170;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.845201 = 1.6904 BTC [-] -66878;1363887180;ThickAsThieves;new fringe marketing is always passe after a year or two -66877;1363887183;ThickAsThieves;always somehting new -66876;1363887183;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.8451 = 9.2961 BTC [-] -66875;1363887188;MJR_;jurov: yes, exactly. -66874;1363887198;ThickAsThieves;groupon, dead -66873;1363887205;ThickAsThieves;social media, profitless -66872;1363887208;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.845 BTC [-] -66871;1363887212;ThickAsThieves;et -66870;1363887213;ThickAsThieves;c -66869;1363887218;MJR_;I guess it is just don't let pretty effects be a crutch or mask poor functionality -66868;1363887220;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84455 BTC [-] -66867;1363887229;ThickAsThieves;less is more -66866;1363887233;MJR_;I agree -66865;1363887236;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8445 BTC [-] -66864;1363887238;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.843 BTC [-] -66863;1363887240;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.842 BTC [-] -66862;1363887242;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.842 BTC [-] -66861;1363887252;MJR_;by the way? how does the smoky dragon award work? -66860;1363887259;jurov;i actually wanted to get in touch with the founder, he created finviz.com so i thought he may be interested -66859;1363887260;MJR_;is it a nomination thing? -66858;1363887269;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8321 BTC [-] -66857;1363887271;MJR_;application? -66856;1363887275;jurov;but he got a daughter so was never around -66855;1363887285;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.832 BTC [-] -66854;1363887295;jurov;or he was tired from the kindergarten :) -66853;1363887328;MJR_;to which august body should I submit my claim for the Slightly Smoking Dragon award? -66852;1363887446;MJR_;how is the shared space jurov -66851;1363887456;MJR_;I may look into something like that -66850;1363887512;jurov;MJR_ submit it to rota :) -66849;1363887567;jurov;and the coworking.. dunno. while being able to smoke waterpipe while working is very fine -66848;1363887581;jurov;i ended up working back from home -66847;1363887590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1425 @ 0.00496604 = 7.0766 BTC [-] -66846;1363887635;jurov;i didn't really got the human interaction i hoped for -66845;1363887682;MJR_;yeah, I can see that happening -66844;1363887705;MJR_;I think there is a huge untapped market for a more ubiquitous shared work space -66843;1363887716;MJR_;that is basically what Starbucks is -66842;1363887776;MJR_;if someone could offer what Starbucks offers, but better (more professional seating, Ethernet jacks, small conference rooms) and then franchise it -66841;1363887806;jurov;well, mere "shared space" isn't what i need -66840;1363887817;MJR_;yes, it's the interactions... -66839;1363887820;jurov;i need to talk with someone who is interested in waht i do -66838;1363887826;MJR_;I agree -66837;1363887837;MJR_;feel the same way -66836;1363887857;jurov;otherwise i have everything i need within 50m of my flat :) -66835;1363887868;MJR_;I am wondering if any of the hacker spaces in NYC have bitcoin fever -66834;1363888385;smickles;;;ticker -66833;1363888385;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.60001, Best ask: 68.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.28999, Last trade: 68.60001, 24 hour volume: 85316.30339518, 24 hour low: 61.60000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 65.50233 -66832;1363888419;smickles;;;bc,24hprc/[ticker --last] -66831;1363888420;gribble;Error: "bc,24hprc/" is not a valid command. -66830;1363888425;smickles;;;bc,24hprc / [ticker --last] -66829;1363888427;gribble;65.41 -66828;1363888438;smickles;;;calc [bc,24hprc] / [ticker --last] -66827;1363888440;gribble;0.95349840328 -66826;1363888447;smickles;comment fuckup spam -66825;1363888651;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 2 @ 0.54 = 1.08 BTC [-] -66824;1363888857;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -66823;1363888864;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.31945, Best ask: 69.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.57055, Last trade: 70.00000, 24 hour volume: 92664.38564521, 24 hour low: 61.60000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 65.81245 -66822;1363888890;pizzaman1337;how can the last trade be > 24 hour high? :( -66821;1363888903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00072659 = 7.3386 BTC [+] -66820;1363888909;smickles;pizzaman1337: are you not familiar with the way religion works? -66819;1363888912;smickles;it's like that -66818;1363888931;smickles;they come from different sources -66817;1363888963;smickles;;;ticker -66816;1363888964;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 70.00000, Best ask: 70.01000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 70.01000, 24 hour volume: 92664.38564521, 24 hour low: 61.60000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 65.81245 -66815;1363889034;smickles;i think the high comes from mtgox's http ticker, and the last is a stored value from the websocket -66814;1363889066;pizzaman1337;ok, http must be behind, but I look at that one frequently -66813;1363889081;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -66812;1363889082;gribble;227.236835 seconds -66811;1363889087;pizzaman1337;looks like that wall at 69 is gone though, obviously -66810;1363889089;smickles;'cause amphipod showed the 70 at about the same time you tickered -66809;1363889102;ThickAsThieves;71.25 -66808;1363889153;Ukto;;;ticker -66807;1363889154;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 70.55000, Best ask: 71.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.45000, Last trade: 70.55000, 24 hour volume: 92664.38564521, 24 hour low: 61.60000, 24 hour high: 68.90583, 24 hour vwap: 65.81245 -66806;1363889179;ThickAsThieves;coinlab seems to have the freshest data -66805;1363889266;pizzaman1337;well, looks like this one should be closing out before too long if this keeps up: http://bitbet.us/bet/206/bitcoin-market-cap-above-1-billion-before-end/ -66804;1363889358;MJR_;$71 fuck -66803;1363889379;smickles;we've been outside of a 20day std. dev. for 3 days now -66802;1363889380;MJR_;it keeps surprising me with how fast it moves -66801;1363889394;ThickAsThieves;someone mustve clicked the coinlab Buy $500k button -66800;1363889400;MJR_;lol nice -66799;1363889411;MJR_;bitcoin stahp! -66798;1363889430;ThickAsThieves;buy before there are no bitcoins left! -66797;1363889435;MJR_;lol yeah -66796;1363889442;smickles;i bet a lotta people look at this chart and see nothing but pump and dump -66795;1363889446;MJR_;yep -66794;1363889456;MJR_;that's why I wish it would slow back down -66793;1363889474;kakobrekla;MJR_ help it by selling all u got -66792;1363889479;MJR_;100 by 2014...but the market knows best I guess -66791;1363889485;MJR_;hehehe -66790;1363889497;splnkr;i don't see how there's any ceiling -66789;1363889498;MJR_;to be honest...I don't have a lot of coin -66788;1363889498;ThickAsThieves;100 by May -66787;1363889515;MJR_;it's all tied up in bonds and stocks and options -66786;1363889540;MJR_;and I don't want to unwind those positions...but and hold strategy -66785;1363889544;MJR_;buy* -66784;1363889551;smickles;well, if peeps in the eu really are getting spooked and buying coins, when will the spooing end -66783;1363889560;splnkr;the ceiling is total monetary value in the global economy divided by 21 million -66782;1363889565;splnkr;that's a lot more than 100 -66781;1363889568;MJR_;yes -66780;1363889568;smickles;butt and hold is my strategy too :D -66779;1363889573;MJR_;hehehe -66778;1363889594;smickles;splnkr: that's a pipedream tho -66777;1363889595;MJR_;technically...the ceiling is all the goods and services on earth -66776;1363889611;MJR_;however you choose to denominate that -66775;1363889634;smickles;MJR_: you're not accounting for the fact that people can lend money -66774;1363889640;smickles;or create derivitives -66773;1363889651;smickles;(or are those services) -66772;1363889667;MJR_;well...that is not real...I was just talking to someone about this yesterday -66771;1363889685;MJR_;what I love about options on mpex -66770;1363889686;smickles;how's it not real? -66769;1363889704;MJR_;what is my potential loss when selling a call? -66768;1363889718;MJR_;most people would say infinite -66767;1363889729;MJR_;but that is only one way to look at it -66766;1363889739;MJR_;the other way is one bitcoin -66765;1363889759;MJR_;I can only lose one bitcoin because its a contract to buy one bitcoin -66764;1363889780;MJR_;so...viewing "money" as assets -66763;1363889797;smickles;but money is more complicated than just assets -66762;1363889797;MJR_;cuts through the fog of derivatives and lending -66761;1363889814;splnkr;for the sake of argument and simple math let's value the global economy at $21 trillion -66760;1363889817;MJR_;if I say a barrel of oil -66759;1363889835;splnkr;that would put the theoretical ceiling at $1,000,000 USD / BTC -66758;1363889836;splnkr;lol -66757;1363889839;MJR_;what is the global economy so were clear -66756;1363889875;splnkr;it's outside the scope of this discussion i think -66755;1363889877;smickles;if i lend 1 btc to a person with good enough credit in the community, i can treat the owenership of that loan as money (about equal to 1 btc) -66754;1363889878;splnkr;just ballparking -66753;1363889897;MJR_;well...maybe -66752;1363889905;MJR_;fractional reserve style... -66751;1363889919;smickles;not fractional reserve tho -66750;1363889920;splnkr;i mean that's if every fiat currency goes poof and everyone adopts BTC -66749;1363889928;MJR_;but if you view the global economy as all the stuff and hours in the world -66748;1363889932;smickles;i'm not lending out others deposits -66747;1363889940;splnkr;who's doing fractional reserve bitcoin lending? -66746;1363889941;splnkr;lol -66745;1363889946;splnkr;now would be a good time to get started -66744;1363889947;MJR_;nobody I know of -66743;1363889963;MJR_;doubt people would take too kindly to that -66742;1363889974;splnkr;i certainly wouldn't -66741;1363889979;MJR_;me neither -66740;1363889993;MJR_;the way to do that is with certificates of deposit -66739;1363889996;smickles;you can do lending and create more money w/o doing fractional reserve. so there is more money than goods and services -66738;1363890007;smickles;that was my point -66737;1363890011;MJR_;well... -66736;1363890020;MJR_;in a sense I suppose -66735;1363890034;MJR_;but lets say I lend u 100 BTC -66734;1363890044;MJR_;but now I want to buy something -66733;1363890059;MJR_;well double entry accounting says I have a receivable -66732;1363890062;MJR_;an asset -66731;1363890072;MJR_;you have a liability -66730;1363890079;splnkr;all that's much more complicated, i just think anyone saying there's a hard ceiling for USD/BTC in the double or even triple digits is BSing -66729;1363890101;MJR_;there isn't, my point is it's high time to remember what money is -66728;1363890115;MJR_;money is what you can buy with it -66727;1363890126;MJR_;an abstraction -66726;1363890148;MJR_;the value of currency can fluctuate -66725;1363890153;MJR_;but money is money -66724;1363890163;MJR_;stuff and time -66723;1363890197;MJR_; -66722;1363890251;smickles;buy my options :D -66721;1363890288;smickles;lolwut -66720;1363890305;smickles;$depth o.btcusd.c49n -66719;1363890306;mpexbot;smickles: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -66718;1363890330;smickles;$depth o.btcusd.c490n -66717;1363890331;mpexbot;smickles: Bids: ['1000 @ 0.29444229'] -66716;1363890332;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1000 @ 0.4490245', '9 @ 5.0'] -66715;1363890344;smickles;at fuppin' 5btc -66714;1363890347;smickles;srsly -66713;1363890356;smickles;;;calc 49/(1-5) -66712;1363890356;gribble;-12.25 -66711;1363890706;MJR_;;;ticker -66710;1363890710;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 70.50003, Best ask: 70.55000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04997, Last trade: 70.91209, 24 hour volume: 93150.81477258, 24 hour low: 62.50130, 24 hour high: 71.25000, 24 hour vwap: 66.30872 -66709;1363890738;MJR_;;;calc (66.30-41)/66.30 -66708;1363890739;gribble;0.381598793363 -66707;1363890780;MJR_;it can never be worth more than 1 right? -66706;1363890782;smickles;MJR_: mpex uses bc,24hprc, if that's what you were calcin' -66705;1363890790;MJR_;ah yes -66704;1363890820;smickles;;;calc 75/.01 -66703;1363890821;gribble;7500 -66702;1363890828;MJR_;gribble can give that? or do I have to use mpexbot? -66701;1363890836;smickles;;;calc 49/.01 -66700;1363890836;gribble;4900 -66699;1363890846;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -66698;1363890849;gribble;66.21 -66697;1363890869;MJR_;;;calc (66.21-41)/66.21 -66696;1363890870;gribble;0.380758193626 -66695;1363890881;MJR_;0_o -66694;1363890889;smickles;MJR_: a c490n would break even at a price of 4900usd/btc if sold at ~ 1 -66693;1363890905;MJR_;ah -66692;1363890913;smickles;so 5 is mind melting -66691;1363890918;MJR_;yes lol -66690;1363890945;MJR_;these 41 calls have been good to me -66689;1363890962;smickles;the c490n is a 'fat finger' play -66688;1363890963;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -66687;1363890965;gribble;Current Blocks: 227191 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 616 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 18 hours, 17 minutes, and 45 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6427426.4485 | Estimated Percent Change: 32.58858 -66686;1363890969;MJR_;though im kicking myself for selling half of mine at 2x my price -66685;1363890974;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -66684;1363890975;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6427426.4485 based on data since last change | 7111506.45763 based on data for last three days -66683;1363890986;smickles;MJR_: you couldn't've known -66682;1363890992;smickles;i took profits too -66681;1363891007;smickles;and then it just kept going up -66680;1363891049;smickles;so hopefully span and cyprus get a full scale bitcoin economy going. that would be lovely -66679;1363891064;MJR_;yes! -66678;1363891081;MJR_;I figured that now im playing with the houses money -66677;1363891093;MJR_;as this half is profit -66676;1363891116;MJR_;someone at work wanted to short -66675;1363891124;smickles;heh, that's a good idea which the casino's made up to get your money back in their hands -66674;1363891135;MJR_;yeah -66673;1363891139;pgp2;btw regarding conversation of cieling on BTC, you need to consider aggregate asset values, not annual GDP... Take a look at http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071029233836AAnbTnr -66672;1363891256;MJR_;yes I agree -66671;1363891269;MJR_;but it is hard to calculate on that scale -66670;1363891318;MJR_;valuation is one of the hardest things and one of the most important things -66669;1363891331;MJR_;I think -66668;1363891346;smickles;$depth o.btcusd.c310t -66667;1363891346;MJR_;it's subjective at the end of the day -66666;1363891347;mpexbot;smickles: Bids: ['1000 @ 0.53338816', '2 @ 0.42751695'] -66665;1363891348;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1 @ 0.63235001', '1000 @ 0.64887279'] -66664;1363891369;smickles;;;calc 36/(1-.63) -66663;1363891369;gribble;97.2972972973 -66662;1363891600;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 210 @ 0.00072 = 0.1512 BTC [-] -66661;1363891612;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.17501 BTC [-] -66660;1363891614;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.175 = 0.35 BTC [-] -66659;1363891615;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.17002 BTC [-] -66658;1363891618;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.17 BTC [-] -66657;1363891621;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.16 = 0.32 BTC [-] -66656;1363891623;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [-] -66655;1363891625;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.14 = 0.28 BTC [-] -66654;1363891647;MJR_;what is cognitive? -66653;1363891673;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85896 BTC [+] -66652;1363891676;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85897 BTC [+] -66651;1363891729;smickles;MJR_: "Cognitive Mining is a well established and trusted entity which was previously traded on GLBSE, but only because of the closure is moving here. Cognitive will significantly increase BTC-TC revenue via trade fees, and increase site exposure and trust because a trusted entity is trusting you!" -66650;1363891748;smickles;isn't it funny that they tell you they are trusted? -66649;1363891776;kakobrekla;its terrible is what it is. -66648;1363891785;MJR_;lol -66647;1363891815;MJR_;that is ugly from purely a grammar and style sense -66646;1363891838;MJR_;but they should just skip ahead to the tautology club -66645;1363891865;kakobrekla;that guy is just a kid -66644;1363891890;kakobrekla;in years he will look back at this and be embarassed -66643;1363891893;smickles;best argument for why bitcoin is a game -66642;1363891916;smickles;the kids involved now will be too embarassed in a few years -66641;1363891936;deadweasel;unless they held onto a pile of btc -66640;1363891940;smickles;"naw, that wasn't real money, that was a game. Like warhammere 40k" -66639;1363891981;kakobrekla;some are born to sweet delight, some are born to endless night -66638;1363892002;MJR_;lol -66637;1363892018;MJR_;you know what's awesome? -66636;1363892035;MJR_;when your hedge to the main position does great too -66635;1363892039;smickles;then next line ? -66634;1363892054;MJR_;though its an imperfect hedge -66633;1363892094;MJR_;I hedge my portfolio partially with lending dollars on bitfinex -66632;1363892241;smickles;ok, well, the next line in the sand is 84 -66631;1363892325;kakobrekla;yeah speaking of, 100$ will make me look ridiculus -66630;1363892330;kakobrekla;if hit soon -66629;1363892384;deadweasel;at this rate, very soon -66628;1363892439;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/316/bitcoin-to-trade-at-100-usd-by-the/ -66627;1363892448;kakobrekla;not much game?? -66626;1363892468;pgp2;time between blocks now at 6.46 min.... damn - mining is about to become really hard... -66625;1363892474;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -66624;1363892476;gribble;Current Blocks: 227193 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 614 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 18 hours, 4 minutes, and 50 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6427539.17082 | Estimated Percent Change: 32.5909 -66623;1363892487;pgp2;32% -66622;1363892517;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.4102 = 4.102 BTC -66621;1363892518;kakobrekla;;;ticker -66620;1363892519;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.00055, Best ask: 72.01000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00945, Last trade: 72.01000, 24 hour volume: 93554.33064456, 24 hour low: 62.50130, 24 hour high: 72.35000, 24 hour vwap: 66.47931 -66619;1363892645;Uglux;73 -66618;1363892683;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.85897 = 1.7179 BTC [+] -66617;1363892703;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4600001 = 0.92 BTC [+] -66616;1363892704;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -66615;1363892768;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4102 = 1.2306 BTC -66614;1363892904;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00425 = 0.425 BTC [-] -66613;1363892950;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0042 = 0.42 BTC [-] -66612;1363892960;splnkr;latest mtgox high 74.9 -66611;1363892996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 75 @ 0.00496604 = 0.3725 BTC [-] -66610;1363893008;ThickAsThieves;holy moly -66609;1363893042;deadweasel;;;ticker -66608;1363893043;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.43201, Best ask: 74.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.26799, Last trade: 74.43201, 24 hour volume: 94640.92768269, 24 hour low: 62.50130, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 66.64683 -66607;1363893098;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.108999 BTC [+] -66606;1363893100;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.14003 BTC [+] -66605;1363893111;MJR_;;;calc 5500 * 0.00496604 -66604;1363893111;gribble;27.31322 -66603;1363893113;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 4 @ 0.06357617 = 0.2543 BTC -66602;1363893127;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.14002 BTC [-] -66601;1363893151;MJR_;;;calc 27.31322 * 74.90 -66600;1363893152;gribble;2045.760178 -66599;1363893160;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.14 = 1.12 BTC [-] -66598;1363893194;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.12205 BTC [-] -66597;1363893280;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 11 @ 0.0042 = 0.0462 BTC [-] -66596;1363893326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00450321 = 0.6755 BTC [-] -66595;1363893335;deadweasel;;;goxlag -66594;1363893335;gribble;0.064766 seconds -66593;1363893355;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -66592;1363893355;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.01505, Best ask: 74.29875, Bid-ask spread: 0.28370, Last trade: 74.01505, 24 hour volume: 95240.44718836, 24 hour low: 62.50130, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 66.69937 -66591;1363893363;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 80 -66590;1363893363;gribble;There are currently 7596.5366 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 589106.947162 USD in total. | Data vintage: 119.0183 seconds -66589;1363893366;ThickAsThieves;whoa -66588;1363893378;pizzaman1337;here we come $100 -66587;1363893386;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 85 -66586;1363893387;gribble;There are currently 10524.979 bitcoins offered at or under 85.0 USD, worth 822437.142286 USD in total. | Data vintage: 2.3512 seconds -66585;1363893393;ThickAsThieves;yoooo -66584;1363893395;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.003 = 0.06 BTC [-] -66583;1363893402;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 89.99 -66582;1363893402;gribble;There are currently 11537.613 bitcoins offered at or under 89.99 USD, worth 910459.618314 USD in total. | Data vintage: 17.3556 seconds -66581;1363893415;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99.99 -66580;1363893415;gribble;There are currently 19291.337 bitcoins offered at or under 99.99 USD, worth 1669256.72911 USD in total. | Data vintage: 30.9742 seconds -66579;1363893437;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 3 @ 0.06156249 = 0.1847 BTC [-] -66578;1363893465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.003 = 0.15 BTC [-] -66577;1363893483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -66576;1363893519;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.003 = 0.3 BTC [-] -66575;1363893545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 75 @ 0.003 = 0.225 BTC [-] -66574;1363893570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 125 @ 0.00450321 = 0.5629 BTC [-] -66573;1363893583;deadweasel;;;goxlag -66572;1363893583;gribble;1.706159 seconds -66571;1363893609;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.0099 = 0.0198 BTC [+] -66570;1363893613;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 99 @ 0.003 = 0.297 BTC [-] -66569;1363893644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 500 @ 0.003 = 1.5 BTC [-] -66568;1363893645;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 500 @ 0.003 = 1.5 BTC [-] -66567;1363893662;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.44002 = 2.6401 BTC [-] -66566;1363893681;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 900 @ 0.003 = 2.7 BTC [-] -66565;1363893713;pizzaman1337;bitcoincharts died for me :( -66564;1363893730;pizzaman1337;nvm, back -66563;1363893731;mod6;yeah, its been awol for a hot minute -66562;1363893740;topace;fuck -66561;1363893743;MJR_;I wish they showed how many orders they do per day -66560;1363893746;topace;vtx price was waaaaaaaaay off -66559;1363893809;MJR_;would be a better measure of liquidity -66558;1363893844;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 2 @ 0.06211269 = 0.1242 BTC [+] -66557;1363894210;ThickAsThieves;topace, the shares were undersold at .003? -66556;1363894316;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06263959 BTC [+] -66555;1363894438;topace;yea the rate calculuation fucked up -66554;1363894438;topace;fixing now -66553;1363894441;topace;brefore brign it back up -66552;1363894466;ThickAsThieves;ouch, are you gonna reverse thos etrades? -66551;1363894565;ThickAsThieves;poor sdice... http://www.satoshidice.com/full.php?tx=d602ad09f967f11d50fcb2f98df8d001a812ce4965d6e69340f8961aeb32f27c -66550;1363894570;kakobrekla;so avalon is 7500$ today -66549;1363894576;kakobrekla;not bad -66548;1363894605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00072255 = 5.5636 BTC [-] -66547;1363894777;unbalanced;Won't a big sdice win like that just encourage more desperate rubes to flush their bitcoins away? -66546;1363894790;MJR_;yep -66545;1363894792;MJR_;:) -66544;1363894803;MJR_;👍 -66543;1363895149;MJR_;that guy looked like an idiot on Bloomberg video -66542;1363895381;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -66541;1363895382;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.80000, Best ask: 72.80001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 72.80000, 24 hour volume: 96873.60013063, 24 hour low: 62.50130, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 67.02669 -66540;1363895388;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -66539;1363895388;gribble;0 seconds -66538;1363895885;MJR_;strangely, I think we are going to see a bunch of new money coming in -66537;1363895907;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -66536;1363895908;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.80003, Best ask: 73.60691, Bid-ask spread: 0.80688, Last trade: 73.60691, 24 hour volume: 97393.33155240, 24 hour low: 62.50130, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 67.08461 -66535;1363895913;mircea_popescu;bejesus -66534;1363895916;MJR_;lol -66533;1363895927;MJR_;can't turn your head without it jumping -66532;1363895953;topace;fixified -66531;1363895954;mod6;:D -66530;1363896086;kakobrekla;remember i made this in feb http://shrani.si/f/3l/OQ/2JCCgxKS/critpred3.png -66529;1363896092;kakobrekla;and it was looking optimistic or somthing -66528;1363896099;kakobrekla;we are way past the scale of the chart. -66527;1363896111;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 130 @ 0.3899 = 50.687 BTC [+] -66526;1363896126;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.3899 = 7.798 BTC [+] -66525;1363896149;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.3899 = 3.1192 BTC [+] -66524;1363896189;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla indeed. -66523;1363896199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1450 @ 0.00072255 = 1.0477 BTC [-] -66522;1363896201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1167 @ 0.00072659 = 0.8479 BTC [+] -66521;1363896202;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6383 @ 0.00073058 = 4.6633 BTC [+] -66520;1363896209;MJR_;nice! -66519;1363896246;MJR_;;;calc 2500 * 0.00073058 -66518;1363896247;gribble;1.82645 -66517;1363896251;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 174 @ 0.3899 = 67.8426 BTC [+] -66516;1363896296;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 2 @ 0.63 = 1.26 BTC [+] -66515;1363896319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 725 @ 0.00450321 = 3.2648 BTC [-] -66514;1363896324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 675 @ 0.0045032 = 3.0397 BTC [-] -66513;1363896326;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8600 @ 0.0043113 = 37.0772 BTC [-] -66512;1363896390;mircea_popescu;i had no idea cavirtex is actually making money. -66511;1363896393;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.3899 = 4.6788 BTC [+] -66510;1363896395;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3899 = 3.899 BTC [+] -66509;1363896399;ThickAsThieves;they arent -66508;1363896406;ThickAsThieves;they have revenue -66507;1363896407;ThickAsThieves;no profit -66506;1363896434;mircea_popescu;hum -66505;1363896468;mircea_popescu;raising 5k btc for 10% so a 50k btc float predicated on 37k monthly trade of which they charge what, 1% ? 0.5% ? -66504;1363896480;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3899 = 1.9495 BTC [+] -66503;1363896499;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3899 BTC [+] -66502;1363896527;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vtx -66501;1363896529;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.38990000 / 0.4020257 / 0.45780000 (498 shares, 200.20880000 BTC), 7D: 0.38990000 / 0.40701368 / 0.46140000 (570 shares, 231.99780000 BTC), 30D: 0.38990000 / 0.40701368 / 0.46140000 (570 shares, 231.99780000 BTC) -66500;1363896647;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06458438 BTC [+] -66499;1363896664;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.06458438) -66498;1363896664;gribble;80.1782634333 -66497;1363896680;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3899 = 1.1697 BTC [+] -66496;1363896682;ColdHardMetal;cavirtex makes 3% on both sides of a trade. It's kind of gross. -66495;1363896685;mircea_popescu;can't even argue with him anymore. -66494;1363896691;unbalanced;kakobrekla: nice charts, what assumptions did you use? I'm still foggy on difficulty driving price. -66493;1363896693;mircea_popescu;ColdHardMetal what, seriously ? -66492;1363896695;smickles;$vwap ^oix -66491;1363896696;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 55.42906834 high: 57.60574549 low: 51.19305144 volume: 14257 btc: 1202.67534357 30 day: no data -66490;1363896699;ColdHardMetal;yep. -66489;1363896711;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3899 = 3.899 BTC [+] -66488;1363896711;mircea_popescu;;;calc 37 * 6% -66487;1363896712;gribble;Error: unexpected EOF while parsing (, line 1) -66486;1363896716;mircea_popescu;;;calc 37 * .06 -66485;1363896717;gribble;2.22 -66484;1363896722;mircea_popescu;2k a month isn't too bad. -66483;1363896730;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.3899 = 7.798 BTC [+] -66482;1363896750;mircea_popescu;if they use the ipo funding to actually get registered with the whatever proper authorities / get a banking partner this may work out well for everyone. -66481;1363896758;kakobrekla;unbalanced that is one of the first results, after 30days runtime, the fit was better, input data is price per difficulty -66480;1363896764;unbalanced;That seems to be the plan -66479;1363896776;mircea_popescu;unbalanced o, they said so ? that;'s constructive then. -66478;1363896794;ColdHardMetal;Canadian securities regs aren't far off SEC. I'd be surprised if they aren't in violationalready tbh. -66477;1363896800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2943 @ 0.0043113 = 12.6882 BTC [-] -66476;1363896801;unbalanced;They're pretty far along that as far as payment processing / licensing -66475;1363896801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12023 @ 0.004101 = 49.3063 BTC [-] -66474;1363896804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 8400 @ 0.004 = 33.6 BTC [-] -66473;1363896825;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3899 = 3.899 BTC [+] -66472;1363896850;unbalanced;VTX "prospectus": https://www.havelockinvestments.com/reportdownload.php?id=7 -66471;1363896885;unbalanced;Disclosure: I want to own some but will have to wait. -66470;1363896888;mircea_popescu;bah pdf -66469;1363896892;ThickAsThieves;no dividends? -66468;1363896896;unbalanced;Correct -66467;1363896904;unbalanced;AFAICT -66466;1363896918;mircea_popescu;growing rapidly. VirtEx is experiencing explosive growth shown by: Revenue increasing 146% in the last 2 months (Jan/Feb 2013) -66465;1363896928;mircea_popescu;conveniently not pointing out this is fiat growth and thus irrelevant, right ? -66464;1363896967;ThickAsThieves;i couldnt find a reason to buy in -66463;1363896990;mircea_popescu;ColdHardMetal Greater than 2500 0.50%. I dunno how defensible that 3% is given that 100 per monht... -66462;1363897005;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3898 = 9.745 BTC [-] -66461;1363897023;ThickAsThieves;also their website is missing the Buy $1m button -66460;1363897049;ThickAsThieves;not to mention it has no Buy Now button at all... -66459;1363897054;ColdHardMetal;I don't think it's defensible at all. However in my case it's easier than having to go through multiple wires and currency conversions to get funds where I need them, so I just suck it up and pay. -66458;1363897060;mircea_popescu;"with opportunity to continue growing rapidly as more Canadians learns about the Bitcoin" -66457;1363897062;mircea_popescu;haha -66456;1363897094;mircea_popescu;ColdHardMetal if you only need ~100 i'd imagine you're connected enough to handle it otc ? -66455;1363897150;unbalanced;100BTC per 120d is the threshold to escape 3% -66454;1363897173;ColdHardMetal;Maybe, but speed counts sometimes. I don't really use them often, every 2-3 months. I can use them without having to submit any dox to anyone whcih keeps things simple. -66453;1363897193;mircea_popescu;so basically they have this construct where the havelock fund owns shares and then the participants on havelock own shares in the fund thus eschewing shareholder reporting -66452;1363897199;mircea_popescu;this thing is dangerous. -66451;1363897203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.441 = 3.087 BTC [+] -66450;1363897204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.004 = 4 BTC [-] -66449;1363897219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.004 = 6.4 BTC [-] -66448;1363897249;mircea_popescu;and they have a short fund. -66447;1363897250;topace;mircea_popescu: theres an option to be listed on the official paperwork even if you own the shares through havelock -66446;1363897259;mircea_popescu;interesting stuff anyway. -66445;1363897276;mircea_popescu;topace o there you are. hey, did you announce here and i missed it ? -66444;1363897305;topace;no i ddint really announce it :p -66443;1363897306;unbalanced;They are trying to do this in a way that won't get them shut down. I hope they do well and grow the market. -66442;1363897308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4034 @ 0.004 = 16.136 BTC [-] -66441;1363897332;topace;i figured the announcements should be up to virtex themselves :p -66440;1363897334;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3898 = 3.898 BTC [-] -66439;1363897345;mircea_popescu;topace well why not ? hehe nah. you're their ipo manager, you announce. -66438;1363897346;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 510 @ 0.3898 = 198.798 BTC [-] -66437;1363897360;ThickAsThieves;scamz! -66436;1363897412;unbalanced;kakobrekla, is that a private algo or something others could play with? -66435;1363897414;mircea_popescu;unbalanced yeah, well... interesting device. we still don't have enough on how exactly it'd play out to know. -66434;1363897435;mircea_popescu;(by we i mean my legal doods) -66433;1363897448;unbalanced;where by "others" I mean "me" -66432;1363897452;unbalanced;heh -66431;1363897454;mircea_popescu;lol -66430;1363897460;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3898 = 1.1694 BTC [-] -66429;1363897472;unbalanced;I thought you were supralegal -66428;1363897473;kakobrekla;unbalanced https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141127.0 < - i didnt update the thread since there was no interest but i can give you the last data i have -66427;1363897493;mircea_popescu;unbalanced i think so. sometimes people go "no clue" tho. -66426;1363897502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.44001 = 2.2001 BTC [-] -66425;1363897517;unbalanced;kako you are blowing my mind -66424;1363897529;kakobrekla;:p -66423;1363897534;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 250 @ 0.09 = 22.5 BTC [-] -66422;1363897543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 40 @ 0.3898 = 15.592 BTC [-] -66421;1363897551;mircea_popescu;topace so what's this song and dance with shares could be more expensive than ipo warning thing ? -66420;1363897554;mircea_popescu;i can't make sense of it. -66419;1363897609;ThickAsThieves;people are flipping the shares -66418;1363897610;mircea_popescu;;;rate bingoboingo 1 My Rugatu payment agent -66417;1363897612;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be authenticated to use the rating system. -66416;1363897616;mircea_popescu;bah -66415;1363897622;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -66414;1363897624;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -66413;1363897625;unbalanced;I think on past IPOs people bought at the bid/ask and didn't see that there were IPO shares left. -66412;1363897627;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 250 @ 0.09 = 22.5 BTC [-] -66411;1363897629;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves nothing wrong with that neh ? -66410;1363897639;ThickAsThieves;not at all -66409;1363897641;mircea_popescu;unbalanced where are these shares left ? not in the book ? -66408;1363897653;ThickAsThieves;one of my favorite ways to make money :) -66407;1363897662;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 75 @ 0.3898 = 29.235 BTC [-] -66406;1363897665;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:2a1e8519990917366b20fe81156f46768171939a91c1731376640a70 -66405;1363897666;gribble;Error: In order to authenticate, you must be present in one of the following channels: #bitcoin-otc;#bitcoin-otc-foyer;#bitcoin-otc-ru;#bitcoin-otc-eu;#bitcoin-otc-uk;#bitcoin-otc-bans;#bitcoin-dev -66404;1363897666;unbalanced;He's just giving dimwits like me a fighting chance. -66403;1363897668;ThickAsThieves;it seems though, -66402;1363897674;ThickAsThieves;that this method helps the flippers -66401;1363897675;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:2a1e8519990917366b20fe81156f46768171939a91c1731376640a70 -66400;1363897677;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -66399;1363897680;mircea_popescu;;;rate bingoboingo 1 My Rugatu payment agent -66398;1363897682;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user bingoboingo has been recorded. -66397;1363897683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4400001 = 0.88 BTC [-] -66396;1363897685;kakobrekla;unbalanced i think this was the last chart i made http://shrani.si/f/36/x3/1yQoSMpP/critticall.png -66395;1363897700;kakobrekla;unbalanced but the evolution did continiue -66394;1363897714;mircea_popescu;unbalanced i don't get it tho. if there's ipo shares left they're in the book at ipo price. you can't buy past them. -66393;1363897725;mircea_popescu;if they're not in the book then there's not any elft and so... market price -66392;1363897728;mircea_popescu;what am i missing here -66391;1363897758;ThickAsThieves;the ipo shares are not on the main havelock page for the asset -66390;1363897764;MJR_;lies -66389;1363897767;mircea_popescu;uh -66388;1363897769;unbalanced;https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=VTX -66387;1363897770;mircea_popescu;why not ?! -66386;1363897780;unbalanced;The IPO is a separate buy page -66385;1363897790;ThickAsThieves;so they can trick noobs obv -66384;1363897810;unbalanced;kakobrekla, is the scale on the chart in thousands on the left? -66383;1363897824;kakobrekla;1000 = 10 -66382;1363897835;kakobrekla;the first top is first bubble we had taht went to 30 -66381;1363897835;mircea_popescu;jesus. -66380;1363897839;mircea_popescu;topace why ?! -66379;1363897839;kakobrekla;but this is per difficulty -66378;1363897845;kakobrekla;so its not showing 30 as top -66377;1363897865;ThickAsThieves;whats funnier is that the flippers should be posting trickier asks -66376;1363897881;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3851 = 1.1553 BTC [-] -66375;1363897903;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -66374;1363897904;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 73.21001, Best ask: 73.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18999, Last trade: 73.40000, 24 hour volume: 97553.15321209, 24 hour low: 62.50130, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 67.23243 -66373;1363897913;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -66372;1363897914;gribble;0.397807 seconds -66371;1363897915;topace;why is it not just on the open market? -66370;1363897922;ThickAsThieves;yeah -66369;1363897926;topace;becuase the system can do things like limit the number of shares per user -66368;1363897930;topace;when its on the IPO -66367;1363897933;topace;vs the open market -66366;1363897935;ThickAsThieves;why? -66365;1363897942;topace;and also, the ipo price changes -66364;1363897946;mircea_popescu;limit the shares per user ?! why the heck ? -66363;1363897947;topace;to match $CAD valuation -66362;1363897965;ThickAsThieves;canadian finance is alien -66361;1363897965;topace;mircea_popescu: VTX doesnt limit it -66360;1363897972;topace;but its possible for hte systme to -66359;1363897980;mircea_popescu;topace i would say this is kludge. keep a single book rather than fragment it. -66358;1363897984;topace;when i luanched the sdice passthru i limited it in the public offerings -66357;1363897994;topace;meh -66356;1363897997;ThickAsThieves;why limits thi? -66355;1363897998;ThickAsThieves;tho -66354;1363898000;topace;i cant argue this now, im late -66353;1363898004;topace;im suppose dto leave half an hour ago -66352;1363898009;mircea_popescu;so talk to you later -66351;1363898015;topace;back on monday -66350;1363898015;mircea_popescu;assets never sleeps and never goes anywhere -66349;1363898020;MJR_;:) -66348;1363898034;MJR_;Wall Street 2: Money never sleeps -66347;1363898043;ThickAsThieves;i think i get about 30% less sleep now that i bitcoin -66346;1363898043;smickles;is it just me, or satoshidice.com borked -66345;1363898044;mircea_popescu;MJR_ ya but here it sleeps less. -66344;1363898049;MJR_;lol -66343;1363898060;mircea_popescu;meanwhile oldies but rather goldies : http://trilema.com/2010/viata-grea-a-blogerului-incepator/ -66342;1363898060;MJR_;well... -66341;1363898062;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.3851 = 38.51 BTC [-] -66340;1363898082;MJR_;s.dice has great prospects I think -66339;1363898087;mircea_popescu;smickles i see it -66338;1363898108;smickles;it only partially loads for me, heavy traffic maybe? -66337;1363898113;MJR_;cuz of great market share -66336;1363898115;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3851 BTC [-] -66335;1363898128;MJR_;ah im an idiot -66334;1363898194;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3851 = 3.851 BTC [-] -66333;1363898206;mircea_popescu;so bfl is fading into shoutbox obscurity -66332;1363898307;mod6;MJR_: blue horseshoe loves Anacott Steel -66331;1363898314;MJR_;mod6: lol -66330;1363898324;mod6;;) -66329;1363898339;MJR_;I was trading quotes with coworkers yesterday -66328;1363898410;MJR_;The Notorious BIG said it best: "Either you're slingin' crack-rock, or you've got a wicked jump-shot." Nobody wants to work for it anymore. There's no honor in taking that after school job at Mickey Dee's, honor's in the dollar, kid. So I went the white boy way of slinging crack-rock: I became a stock broker. -66327;1363898413;MJR_;my fave -66326;1363898433;mod6;haha -66325;1363898450;MJR_;boiler room is a classic -66324;1363898552;mod6;oh yeah. thats a good one too. -66323;1363898622;MJR_;They say money can't buy happiness? Look at the fucking smile on my face. Ear to ear, baby. -66322;1363898641;MJR_;Ben affleks finest work was that scene I think -66321;1363898658;mod6;lol yeah! -66320;1363898660;unbalanced_backt;Come on... not Reindeer Games? -66319;1363898669;MJR_;hahaha -66318;1363898677;unbalanced_backt;I bet he wishes he could erase that. -66317;1363898681;unbalanced_backt;frak -66316;1363898682;MJR_;he pulls off douche so easily -66315;1363898699;mod6;what about gilly or whatever the fuck -66314;1363898707;mod6;he probably wants to delete that one -66313;1363898724;MJR_;lol there were a bunch of bad ones... -66312;1363898724;unbalanced_away;Jersey Girl wasn't that bad IIRC -66311;1363898730;MJR_;lol -66310;1363898758;MJR_;that scene was basically a rip off of Alex Baldwin in glengarry glen Ross -66309;1363898765;unbalanced_away;ayite, back to work... good luck all -66308;1363898772;mod6;c-ya -66307;1363898777;MJR_;later -66306;1363898790;mod6;yeah, i've had 5 cups of coffee, btc is > $70 and im /still/ workin like a slave -66305;1363898798;mod6;this is wrong -66304;1363898806;mircea_popescu;shut up and work it. -66303;1363898827;MJR_;lol, I've never worked harder than when I got involved in bitcoin -66302;1363898834;smickles;mod6: turns out the right move woul've been to maxout my credit cards with cash advances and buy btc a few months ago -66301;1363898844;deadweasel;no shit -66300;1363898847;deadweasel;hindsight -66299;1363898850;MJR_;yeah -66298;1363898855;mod6;smickles: its hard not to see how that would have paid off. -66297;1363898860;MJR_;you could also have bankrupted -66296;1363898864;deadweasel;bingo! -66295;1363898869;deadweasel;you never know -66294;1363898870;deadweasel;still could be -66293;1363898873;mod6;yeah ^^^ -66292;1363898873;mircea_popescu;Total 299084. this month mpoe bot is going over 300k contracts traded -66291;1363898873;MJR_;yep -66290;1363898874;smickles;;;calc (40000/2)*73 -66289;1363898875;gribble;1460000 -66288;1363898879;smickles;yup -66287;1363898879;deadweasel;unless you got your capital out already -66286;1363898883;MJR_;mircea_popescu: nice! -66285;1363898903;MJR_;im married to my sdice position -66284;1363898911;mod6;wow > 300k! -66283;1363898916;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 115 @ 0.3898 = 44.827 BTC [+] -66282;1363898918;mod6;O.O -66281;1363898957;mircea_popescu;i know right ?! -66280;1363898961;mod6;*nod* -66279;1363898965;mod6;thats incredible. -66278;1363898974;mod6;i love it. -66277;1363898984;mod6;mpex > * -66276;1363898986;ThickAsThieves;so whats the dividend projection? -66275;1363898996;mircea_popescu;prev record was january, 190k -66274;1363899008;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves there's never been a projection on s.mpoe divs -66273;1363899018;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 50 @ 0.0099 = 0.495 BTC [+] -66272;1363899023;ThickAsThieves;i meant informally -66271;1363899032;mircea_popescu;yeah. -66270;1363899035;error4733;over 9000 -66269;1363899035;ThickAsThieves;napkin math or such -66268;1363899045;smickles;ya know, it's possible to calc it if you track what the bot is buying/selling for and the trade data -66267;1363899061;smickles;revenue, anyway -66266;1363899067;mircea_popescu;anywhere between -299k btc and + 299k btc fo sho -66265;1363899094;ThickAsThieves;is that a forward-looking statement? -66264;1363899096;ThickAsThieves;:) -66263;1363899119;mircea_popescu;lol not rly. -66262;1363899123;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.43000001 = 0.86 BTC [-] -66261;1363899126;mircea_popescu;mathematica necesitatis -66260;1363899128;smickles;well, damn, ofc i lost MY less than 1 bet -66259;1363899137;mircea_popescu;lol copycaty -66258;1363899166;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [+] -66257;1363899183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.416 = 2.08 BTC [-] -66256;1363899187;tiberiusiv;whats the forwrad looking statement for bbet -66255;1363899204;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 14 @ 0.3898 = 5.4572 BTC [+] -66254;1363899213;smickles;ya know, i'd be selling satoshi dice dice at satoshidicedice.com right now if evoorhees had given me anything more than an informal statement that he wouldn't sue me for using the brand -66253;1363899214;mircea_popescu;> 20 in fees and > 10 btc in confiscations from wannabe scalpers that failed at it. -66252;1363899231;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 38 @ 0.3898 = 14.8124 BTC [+] -66251;1363899241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3898 = 0.7796 BTC [+] -66250;1363899255;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3898 BTC [+] -66249;1363899282;mircea_popescu;smickles what are you so worried about anyway -66248;1363899286;mircea_popescu;if he gets pissy you share revenue -66247;1363899297;deadweasel;I placed some bets, but I forgot on what. I guess I could scrape your site for the few of my btc addy. -66246;1363899314;deadweasel;to find it... damn drunken bets. -66245;1363899320;mircea_popescu;just put your addy into the searchbox deadweasel -66244;1363899327;MJR_;what do you mean selling sdice on satoshidice.com? -66243;1363899329;deadweasel;lol, thx -66242;1363899343;smickles;MJR_: satoshidicedice.com -66241;1363899349;MJR_;lol cool -66240;1363899361;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 256 @ 0.3898 = 99.7888 BTC [+] -66239;1363899383;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 76 @ 0.3898 = 29.6248 BTC [+] -66238;1363899390;smickles;mircea_popescu: i'm weary about entering into a business with a guy who won't put anything in writing ever -66237;1363899392;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.3898 = 38.98 BTC [+] -66236;1363899404;MJR_;the prospectus? -66235;1363899423;smickles;MJR_: no, i mean just in the dice situation -66234;1363899426;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3898 = 0.7796 BTC [+] -66233;1363899467;smickles;i was going to have dice manufacured and sell them and he said it was ok, and that if they looked good he'd advertise them. but would not have any form of that deal in writing -66232;1363899480;mircea_popescu;smickles so ? -66231;1363899486;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3898 = 0.7796 BTC [+] -66230;1363899489;deadweasel;fuck me, mp, you made my day. -66229;1363899494;deadweasel;thank god for drunken bets -66228;1363899506;mircea_popescu;lol. talk to kakobrekla -66227;1363899511;mircea_popescu;tho last time i got the cake :D -66226;1363899522;deadweasel;haha, that's gamblin' for ya -66225;1363899523;smickles;so i don't want to do something that puts me in such a vulnerable position -66224;1363899530;deadweasel;so don't bend over -66223;1363899537;deadweasel;soap on a rope -66222;1363899541;MJR_;I was wondering what the process is for ssd certification? -66221;1363899552;MJR_;mircea_popescu: -66220;1363899556;mircea_popescu;smickles i don't follow. you outlay what, 50 btc for printing dice on his promise that he'll adverise them if he likes them. -66219;1363899560;Namworld;S.DICE is kinda cheap lately -66218;1363899566;mircea_popescu;what's the concept, that instead he sues you ? -66217;1363899567;MJR_;it really is -66216;1363899587;mircea_popescu;MJR_ you asking me about ssd ?! why ? -66215;1363899599;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 23 @ 0.3898 = 8.9654 BTC [+] -66214;1363899600;MJR_;slightly smoking dragon -66213;1363899603;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.416 = 2.08 BTC [-] -66212;1363899621;MJR_;I think it has become the de facto standard of excellence -66211;1363899629;mircea_popescu;hahaha -66210;1363899637;mircea_popescu;that's hard to get, man. -66209;1363899639;MJR_;so what body grants this status? -66208;1363899651;MJR_;is it nomination? application? -66207;1363899657;mircea_popescu;you gotta pass the bridge o' death -66206;1363899661;MJR_;lol -66205;1363899663;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.08 BTC [-] -66204;1363899664;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.07 = 2.14 BTC [-] -66203;1363899666;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1.01 = 4.04 BTC [-] -66202;1363899667;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 14 @ 1.001 = 14.014 BTC [-] -66201;1363899673;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3898 = 0.7796 BTC [+] -66200;1363899677;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, he implied that he either wasn't the sole owner of sdice (outside of S.DICE) or that he would soon become only a part owner and that his word would not transfer to these other owners -66199;1363899689;MJR_;seriously, though...I trust a ssd more than Moody's -66198;1363899713;smickles;at the least, i saw it as a bad risk to lay down money on production and then get a c&d -66197;1363899722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3898 = 1.949 BTC [+] -66196;1363899723;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -66195;1363899723;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.50001, Best ask: 72.71000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20999, Last trade: 72.19800, 24 hour volume: 97249.46875243, 24 hour low: 63.00000, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 67.41164 -66194;1363899749;mircea_popescu;smickles unless you lay down A LOT of money it seems maybe exaggerated. -66193;1363899754;Diablo-D3;are you fucking kidding me? -66192;1363899761;MJR_;I don't think that they would care much -66191;1363899773;mircea_popescu;MJR_ even if they did care, they'd split revenue somehow -66190;1363899783;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 54 @ 0.3898 = 21.0492 BTC [+] -66189;1363899790;MJR_;I doubt it would really matter compared to their revenue -66188;1363899794;MJR_;yeah... -66187;1363899801;smickles;ah well, one of you do it then. i'm on to other things -66186;1363899804;MJR_;worst case revenue split -66185;1363899820;mircea_popescu;maybe the guy with the bitcoin buttons'd be interested -66184;1363899829;MJR_;I understand the reticence smickles -66183;1363899855;MJR_;it right now is possible to lean on the community aspects of the bitcoin world -66182;1363899867;Namworld;Just put a withdrawal request in -66181;1363899874;MJR_;and maybe we shouldn't so much -66180;1363899886;MJR_;Namworld: love the bonds -66179;1363899894;smickles;i mean, all i was asking for was a 'paper copy' of what he was saying -66178;1363899899;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.3898 = 1.5592 BTC [+] -66177;1363899909;MJR_;pgp signed? -66176;1363899912;smickles;sure -66175;1363899917;Namworld;aye, too bad I can't sell more. -66174;1363899923;MJR_;you can't? -66173;1363899932;Namworld;I'll be doing buybacks even -66172;1363899951;MJR_;I wish they had an automatic rebuy option -66171;1363899966;MJR_;to reinvest income back in -66170;1363899967;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 18 @ 0.3898 = 7.0164 BTC [+] -66169;1363899989;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.3898 = 3.1184 BTC [+] -66168;1363900005;smickles;mircea_popescu: this also happened that day that he had trouble authing with gribble, so, given that he wasn't willing to sign anything, i had a small bit of doubt that i was even talking with the real evoorhees -66167;1363900006;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.3898 = 3.1184 BTC [+] -66166;1363900043;mod6;oh i remember that day. -66165;1363900048;mod6;we had faux ev on here -66164;1363900050;MJR_;smickles: well nothing ventured, nothing lost -66163;1363900092;smickles;heh, i ended up using the money to make an extra payment on my wife's car -66162;1363900095;mod6;You miss 100% of the shots you don't take -- Wayne Gretzky -66161;1363900116;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3898 = 3.898 BTC [+] -66160;1363900120;mircea_popescu;ah -66159;1363900139;mircea_popescu;i think the anme is nickserv'd tho -66158;1363900156;MJR_;probably -66157;1363900158;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3898 = 1.949 BTC [+] -66156;1363900162;MJR_;double auth -66155;1363900163;smickles;as if i know how good a pw he has -66154;1363900167;MJR_;hehehe -66153;1363900219;MJR_;those guys are so busy it doesn't seem like sdice is the main thing on their mind -66152;1363900263;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.85896 = 17.1792 BTC [-] -66151;1363900267;MJR_;see how many interviews he's doing...almost never really talks about sdice -66150;1363900271;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -66149;1363900276;gribble;67.54 -66148;1363900304;MJR_;x-41/x=50 -66147;1363900317;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 6 @ 0.108999 = 0.654 BTC [+] -66146;1363900319;MJR_;oops= .50 -66145;1363900327;smickles;you sunk my battleship in 1 dimention? -66144;1363900359;smickles;sion -_- -66143;1363900360;MJR_;one dimensional battleship... -66142;1363900372;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01001 BTC [-] -66141;1363900375;ThickAsThieves;sdice is his dirty little secret that pays for his bitcoin jesus work -66140;1363900381;MJR_;hehehe -66139;1363900396;MJR_;I don't see it as dirty -66138;1363900408;ThickAsThieves;youd ont -66137;1363900412;MJR_;think bitcoin gambling is more honest -66136;1363900414;ThickAsThieves;but gambling is not legal remember -66135;1363900420;MJR_;ah true -66134;1363900433;smickles;;;ticker --high -66133;1363900433;gribble;74.90000 -66132;1363900442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.4111 = 2.8777 BTC [-] -66131;1363900443;MJR_;I find it hilarious that I can say on average you will always lose and people say ok -66130;1363900446;ThickAsThieves;you cant be a gangster and a preacher at the same time -66129;1363900456;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: I think you can -66128;1363900463;ThickAsThieves;then i will! -66127;1363900475;MJR_;yes! go forth, be fruitful -66126;1363900498;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3898 = 0.7796 BTC [+] -66125;1363900507;MJR_;as soon as my business gets our slightly smoking dragon certification -66124;1363900517;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.3897 = 3.1176 BTC [-] -66123;1363900535;MJR_;I joke about that, but seriously...mpex has street cred and trust -66122;1363900563;MJR_;you could rate things (you are implicitly doing that by allowing people to list here) -66121;1363900639;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3897 BTC [-] -66120;1363900645;mircea_popescu;MJR_ list where ? -66119;1363900656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.0007304 = 4.0537 BTC [-] -66118;1363900662;mircea_popescu;and i do rate things, if you follow me here or the girl on the forum you get an idea -66117;1363900683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.401 BTC [-] -66116;1363900685;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4001 = 1.2003 BTC [-] -66115;1363900793;Josh_Rossi;;;bc,prc -66114;1363900794;gribble;Error: "bc,prc" is not a valid command. -66113;1363900798;deadweasel;MJR_: mpex has your trust and cred. -66112;1363900810;Josh_Rossi;yes true -66111;1363900819;Josh_Rossi;but i don't think anyone can say anything bad about it -66110;1363900822;deadweasel;don't mean shit, the whole game could end tomorrow. -66109;1363900824;deadweasel;never forget -66108;1363900825;Josh_Rossi;yeah -66107;1363900826;Josh_Rossi;of course -66106;1363900860;deadweasel;it's power struggle that has yet to be settled and MPEX could be a casualty. -66105;1363900860;Josh_Rossi;whats that command for prc? -66104;1363900863;deadweasel;or the victor -66103;1363900871;deadweasel;who knows -66102;1363900878;Josh_Rossi;i wouldn't phrase quite so dramatically -66101;1363900883;Josh_Rossi;but yeah -66100;1363900887;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -66099;1363900892;gribble;67.66 -66098;1363900893;Josh_Rossi;thanks smickles -66097;1363900944;mircea_popescu;ya well... -66096;1363900974;jcpham;mircea_popescu mpex has "street cred" -66095;1363900979;jcpham;i just read it on the internet -66094;1363901017;mircea_popescu;dun be messin' up ma streets. -66093;1363901065;deadweasel;mp fux you up -66092;1363901092;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.18799 BTC [+] -66091;1363901141;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.349 BTC [+] -66090;1363901160;deadweasel;Josh_Rossi: I am a drama queen, it's something I've been working on for a few years. I was raised by women. -66089;1363901178;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3897 = 1.9485 BTC [-] -66088;1363901193;Namworld;Thank you mircea -66087;1363901229;mircea_popescu;yee -66086;1363901244;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 150 @ 0.3897 = 58.455 BTC [-] -66085;1363901378;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 98 @ 0.3897 = 38.1906 BTC [-] -66084;1363901381;Josh_Rossi;deadweasel: lol, no worries -66083;1363901418;Josh_Rossi;i am working on an executive summary and i am going to phrase that scenario as "regulatory force majeur" -66082;1363901447;Josh_Rossi;because i don't think necessarily that it matters what risks you are taking as long as you are aware you are taking them and honest about them -66081;1363901467;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2110 @ 0.0007304 = 1.5411 BTC [-] -66080;1363901469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00072802 = 2.2569 BTC [-] -66079;1363901474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1590 @ 0.00071536 = 1.1374 BTC [-] -66078;1363901585;Josh_Rossi;its like crosswalks -66077;1363901596;Josh_Rossi;they say you are twice as likely to be hit by a car in a crosswalk vs jaywalking -66076;1363901606;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 80 @ 0.3927 = 31.416 BTC [+] -66075;1363901687;pigeons;looks like VTX/cavirtex is selling well -66074;1363901697;deadweasel;you think we'll hit $100/BTC this month? -66073;1363901787;mircea_popescu;possibly. -66072;1363901793;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.3927 = 19.635 BTC [+] -66071;1363901906;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -66070;1363901906;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address 1LokQrHj14NU93tC6pZfTZyyRHhAVakQmX -66069;1363902243;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.4001 = 2.4006 BTC [-] -66068;1363902255;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.3927 = 2.3562 BTC [+] -66067;1363902294;jurov;so where are my C1000N, C2000N and C5000Ns? -66066;1363902296;Josh_Rossi;i was thinking about the interesting possibilities for insurance and such -66065;1363902299;mircea_popescu;jurov srsly. -66064;1363902314;Josh_Rossi;lol -66063;1363902326;dub;;;ticker -66062;1363902327;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.84382, Best ask: 72.19999, Bid-ask spread: 0.35617, Last trade: 72.19999, 24 hour volume: 102630.95374871, 24 hour low: 63.00000, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 67.73641 -66061;1363902338;Josh_Rossi;i might take some C1000N -66060;1363902406;mircea_popescu;i think ima hold back issuing new lines till opex -66059;1363902409;mircea_popescu;(a week away by now) -66058;1363902432;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3987 = 0.7974 BTC [+] -66057;1363902448;Josh_Rossi;those should be fun -66056;1363902466;Josh_Rossi;but would i need access to euros? -66055;1363902478;toffoo;opex? -66054;1363902483;Josh_Rossi;i know they are denominated in btc -66053;1363902517;Josh_Rossi;but they are delivarables if i remember correctly? -66052;1363902518;mircea_popescu;option expiration -66051;1363902531;Josh_Rossi;oh lol thought that was something different -66050;1363902536;mircea_popescu;Josh_Rossi huh ? -66049;1363902565;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3987 = 9.9675 BTC [+] -66048;1363902592;mjr_;hi -66047;1363902601;Josh_Rossi;same person -66046;1363902614;jurov;;;ident Josh_Rossi -66045;1363902615;gribble;Nick 'Josh_Rossi', with hostmask 'Josh_Rossi!Josh_Rossi@cpe-68-174-114-54.nyc.res.rr.com', is identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address 1LokQrHj14NU93tC6pZfTZyyRHhAVakQmX -66044;1363902623;jurov;;;ident mjr_ -66043;1363902624;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -66042;1363902643;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.00985 = 0.0985 BTC [-] -66041;1363902644;mjr_;;;IDENT -66040;1363902645;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.009843 = 0.0197 BTC [-] -66039;1363902645;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address 1LokQrHj14NU93tC6pZfTZyyRHhAVakQmX -66038;1363902646;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.009843 = 0.0984 BTC [-] -66037;1363902648;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 30 @ 0.009842 = 0.2953 BTC [-] -66036;1363902658;mjr_;i wish i could link both to the same one -66035;1363902660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4367 @ 0.00073058 = 3.1904 BTC [+] -66034;1363902662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7100 @ 0.00073461 = 5.2157 BTC [+] -66033;1363902664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7361 @ 0.00073552 = 5.4142 BTC [+] -66032;1363902668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8672 @ 0.00073756 = 6.3961 BTC [+] -66031;1363902678;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.108999 BTC [+] -66030;1363902706;mjr_;I figured that I would use my real name if i have to sign things and build up WoT -66029;1363902717;mjr_;but for average chats i prefer this handle -66028;1363902788;mircea_popescu;this is not a good idea. -66027;1363902795;mircea_popescu;splitting your name, nobody will know who the fuck josh is -66026;1363902799;jurov;you can use group with nickserv, i think gribble will pick it up? -66025;1363902799;mjr_;yeah -66024;1363902804;mjr_;it won't -66023;1363902809;jcpham;i'm josh -66022;1363902816;jcpham;there can be only one -66021;1363902816;mjr_;me too -66020;1363902820;billg;now i'm all bsnsss -66019;1363902821;deadweasel;i'm josh -66018;1363902821;mjr_;hehehe -66017;1363902822;jcpham;too bad for you -66016;1363902826;jcpham;i was here first -66015;1363902829;mjr_;true -66014;1363902835;mjr_;but we aren't the only two josh's in the world -66013;1363902839;deadweasel;3 -66012;1363902840;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3987 BTC [+] -66011;1363902843;jcpham;ok you can be josh too i guess -66010;1363902844;mod6;yeah, i'd say stick with mjr_ or whatever. cause i thought Josh_Rossi was a newb -66009;1363902847;jcpham;BFL has a josh -66008;1363902848;mjr_;hehehe -66007;1363902849;mircea_popescu;everyone in their 20s is named josh -66006;1363902850;deadweasel;no, i resign -66005;1363902851;mod6;:) -66004;1363902852;mircea_popescu;it's like ridiculous by now -66003;1363902854;jcpham;let's make him change his name -66002;1363902858;deadweasel;it was never my name -66001;1363902866;mjr_;but if i were to sign a statement -66000;1363902870;deadweasel;do it! you must pay him btc for it -65999;1363902872;billg;be cool. call ur joshua -65998;1363902875;mjr_;and i needed it tied to my government identity -65997;1363902876;deadweasel;name him MPEX the minor -65996;1363902880;jcpham;oh joshua gets me moist -65995;1363902882;jcpham;watch out -65994;1363902897;mircea_popescu;watch out he pop ham -65993;1363902912;mjr_;lol also it is pretty easy for me to prove that i'm me -65992;1363902913;jcpham;obviously i'm hiding -65991;1363902916;mjr_;;;ident -65990;1363902917;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address 1LokQrHj14NU93tC6pZfTZyyRHhAVakQmX -65989;1363902922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.3987 = 2.7909 BTC [+] -65988;1363902947;mjr_;its weird though, i was inspired to use my real name by mircea_popescu -65987;1363902955;deadweasel;ah, time to clock out. later all, do great things while I'm gone. -65986;1363902956;mjr_;but it feels to weird always showing that -65985;1363902983;mjr_;also i got pissed off cuz some other guy who got here later than me registered mjr -65984;1363903007;smickles;;;lucky smickles -65983;1363903008;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=proper%20smickles -65982;1363903012;smickles;:D -65981;1363903039;mjr_;lol cool nick -65980;1363903046;mjr_;;;lucky mjr_ -65979;1363903046;gribble;http://www.mjrtheatres.com/ -65978;1363903050;mjr_;hahaha -65977;1363903052;billg;;;ud smickle -65976;1363903053;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=smickle | Smickle. a clean alternative to the word (shit). aww come on! that's bull smickle. buy smickle mugs & shirts · bullshit shit baloney false unbelievable by Esilentone ... -65975;1363903058;jcpham;smickles IS the best -65974;1363903061;jcpham;by far -65973;1363903066;smickles;think is, i had the nick before the slang existed -65972;1363903067;billg;sry smickles -65971;1363903070;smickles;*thing -65970;1363903077;billg;no shit -65969;1363903077;jcpham;i hope it is a family name -65968;1363903086;jcpham;send the family member that link to ud -65967;1363903125;mjr_;billg: did you mean "no smickles" -65966;1363903129;smickles;hah, guess what the second link is on a google for smickles -65965;1363903131;billg;see the full page. there's 2. and 3. meaning, even more hilarious -65964;1363903137;mjr_;hehehe -65963;1363903159;Namworld;idk why S.DICE is so low. Seems like it's doing pretty well. Month is just a bit lower... -65962;1363903165;jcpham;i like the third link you SEO genius -65961;1363903179;Namworld;I've been buying some at 0.004 -65960;1363903182;mjr_;Namworld: I am thinking of doubling down on it -65959;1363903193;mjr_;it just depends...i really love a revenue stream in bitcoins -65958;1363903203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1.001 = 3.003 BTC [-] -65957;1363903209;mjr_;hence MPOE and SDICE -65956;1363903213;mjr_;also BTCBOND -65955;1363903224;Namworld;BTCBOND doesn't pay much -65954;1363903231;Namworld;tho -65953;1363903236;mjr_;yeah, but i like to be diversified -65952;1363903247;jborkl;you could make a smickle me elmo that pissed himself -65951;1363903257;mjr_;also i lend money out on bitfinex so i always have dollars too -65950;1363903272;mjr_;so it is a partially hedged position -65949;1363903280;jurov;oh and some lucky guy made 0.69 btc today in coinbr affiliate credit.. wasn't that you? -65948;1363903281;mjr_;but options have treated me the best so far -65947;1363903288;mjr_;that would be me -65946;1363903295;mjr_;thank you so much -65945;1363903301;mjr_;it was a great birthday present -65944;1363903305;mjr_;;) -65943;1363903322;mjr_;i need to start opening more accounts for you -65942;1363903323;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3904 = 1.952 BTC [-] -65941;1363903356;mjr_;is there a good link to see an estimate for divs for sdice? -65940;1363903365;Namworld;yes -65939;1363903366;dub;I thought my .67 was pretty good -65938;1363903387;Namworld;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1654405#msg1654405 -65937;1363903393;tiberiusiv;if you noticed transactions per day went from 70k to 45k -65936;1363903393;Namworld;You see S.DICE analysis -65935;1363903400;tiberiusiv;and that was from satoshi dice going down -65934;1363903423;Namworld;It was down? -65933;1363903475;mjr_;yeah profits are still good -65932;1363903503;mjr_;i have to stick to my guns, i think the markets are wrong on this one -65931;1363903536;mjr_;though its possible that they just found better investments, higher yield etc...its a pretty thin market really -65930;1363903583;Namworld;hmm -65929;1363903631;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -65928;1363903632;gribble;1 BTC = 73.25000 U.S. dollars = 56.8269977 Euros -65927;1363903648;mjr_;the only problem is that each share will cost me more in dollars if i choose to put more in now -65926;1363903664;mjr_;i wish i was more fully in the btc economy -65925;1363903692;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3904 BTC [-] -65924;1363903820;jurov;lol so bratislava region has 7th highest Regional GDP per capita in the EU27? dunno why -65923;1363903846;jurov;more than prague/vienna/stockholm? -65922;1363903855;mjr_;where is bratislava? -65921;1363903863;jurov;you don;t want to know -65920;1363903870;jurov;hostel filmed there -65919;1363903908;mjr_;seems cool -65918;1363903914;awkorama;hostel was actually filmed in czech republic -65917;1363903917;mjr_;don't know enough about sloavakia -65916;1363903919;awkorama;it was set in bratislava -65915;1363903921;mjr_;slovakia -65914;1363904027;mjr_;;;calc 69188.35120444 * 70 -65913;1363904028;gribble;4843184.58431 -65912;1363904039;mjr_;4 million? -65911;1363904077;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.3904 = 39.04 BTC [-] -65910;1363904165;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.109 = 0.327 BTC [+] -65909;1363904373;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 103 @ 0.3862 = 39.7786 BTC [-] -65908;1363904396;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 33 @ 0.3862 = 12.7446 BTC [-] -65907;1363904483;smickles;anyone want to trade some mpexbtc for some mtgoxbtc? -65906;1363904512;smickles;;;sell 5 mpexbtc @ 5 mtgoxbtc -65905;1363904513;gribble;Order id 14165 created. -65904;1363904519;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3862 = 3.862 BTC [-] -65903;1363904525;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.3862 = 19.31 BTC [-] -65902;1363904538;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.3862 = 2.3172 BTC [-] -65901;1363904614;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750N] 16 @ 0.24771283 = 3.9634 BTC [-] -65900;1363904671;smickles;;;calc 16/1.2477 -65899;1363904671;gribble;12.8235954156 -65898;1363904682;smickles;;;calc 75/1.2477 -65897;1363904683;gribble;60.1106035105 -65896;1363904730;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 51 @ 0.3862 = 19.6962 BTC [-] -65895;1363904853;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3862 = 1.1586 BTC [-] -65894;1363904871;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 30 @ 0.3862 = 11.586 BTC [-] -65893;1363904932;tiberiusiv;jurov: id trust those GDP per capita numbers with a grain of salt -65892;1363904983;jurov;yea. dunno why they publish them then (and moreover, 2 years late) -65891;1363905022;tiberiusiv;mississipi has a gdp per capita of germany or some shit -65890;1363905031;tiberiusiv;but if you visit the 2 its like night and day lol -65889;1363905208;jurov;same with bratislava and vienna -65888;1363905238;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 307 @ 0.3862 = 118.5634 BTC [-] -65887;1363905241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3862 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -65886;1363905279;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [+] -65885;1363905333;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 487 @ 0.3862 = 188.0794 BTC [-] -65884;1363905493;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 116 @ 0.3862 = 44.7992 BTC [-] -65883;1363905613;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 31 @ 0.3862 = 11.9722 BTC [-] -65882;1363905648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00499997 BTC [+] -65881;1363905693;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 12 @ 0.8589 = 10.3068 BTC [-] -65880;1363905696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 856 @ 0.00071536 = 0.6123 BTC [-] -65879;1363905718;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8589 BTC [-] -65878;1363905723;smickles;;;rate jborkl 1 sent first :) -65877;1363905723;gribble;Error: User doesn't exist in the Rating or GPG databases. User must be GPG-registered to receive ratings. -65876;1363905729;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 2 @ 0.004 = 0.008 BTC [+] -65875;1363905732;smickles;;;rate jborkl_ 1 sent first :) -65874;1363905735;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user jborkl_ has been recorded. -65873;1363905950;jborkl;smickles in the mpexgui, a MTGOX last really small at the top would be cool -65872;1363905994;smickles;jborkl: I'll add that to the list, probably next thing i do since it'd be very easy -65871;1363906014;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3862 BTC [-] -65870;1363906058;jborkl;ok, cool thanks -65869;1363906065;Namworld;I paid for the MPEx GUI -65868;1363906080;Namworld;I hope we get a windows exe soon -65867;1363906089;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 36 @ 0.3862 = 13.9032 BTC [-] -65866;1363906179;smickles;Namworld: It's part of the plan, should come after I code in the full mpex command list -65865;1363906240;smickles;Namworld: also, thanks :) -65864;1363906443;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3862 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -65863;1363906523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.3862 = 3.4758 BTC [-] -65862;1363906536;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3862 = 3.862 BTC [-] -65861;1363906583;tiberiusiv;bitcoins starting to get bubbly -65860;1363906587;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 51 @ 0.3862 = 19.6962 BTC [-] -65859;1363906593;tiberiusiv;especially with people now accepting BTC for a house -65858;1363906623;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.44999999 BTC [+] -65857;1363906636;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.3862 = 2.7034 BTC [-] -65856;1363906749;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 152 @ 0.3862 = 58.7024 BTC [-] -65855;1363906888;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3862 = 0.7724 BTC [-] -65854;1363906946;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00070629 = 5.2265 BTC [-] -65853;1363906949;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.0007046 = 2.149 BTC [-] -65852;1363907209;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3862 = 1.931 BTC [-] -65851;1363907240;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3862 = 1.931 BTC [-] -65850;1363907288;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.3862 = 38.62 BTC [-] -65849;1363907302;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3862 BTC [-] -65848;1363907477;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3862 = 9.655 BTC [-] -65847;1363907480;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 18 @ 0.3862 = 6.9516 BTC [-] -65846;1363907842;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3857 = 1.1571 BTC [-] -65845;1363908239;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00071498 = 3.1459 BTC [+] -65844;1363908304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00320004 = 0.32 BTC [-] -65843;1363908307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 618 @ 0.00320003 = 1.9776 BTC [-] -65842;1363908351;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3857 BTC [-] -65841;1363908395;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.3857 = 5.0141 BTC [-] -65840;1363908430;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3857 = 0.7714 BTC [-] -65839;1363908435;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 30 @ 0.3857 = 11.571 BTC [-] -65838;1363908456;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3857 BTC [-] -65837;1363908469;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3857 = 0.7714 BTC [-] -65836;1363908605;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3857 = 1.1571 BTC [-] -65835;1363908611;jurov;;;bc,stats -65834;1363908614;gribble;Current Blocks: 227224 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 583 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 15 hours, 53 minutes, and 25 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6402126.77703 | Estimated Percent Change: 32.06668 -65833;1363908697;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1654981#msg1654981 -65832;1363908699;dub;priceless -65831;1363908748;dub;may need to keep records of shareholders in an illegal currency mining operation, for legal reasons -65830;1363908749;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [-] -65829;1363908753;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.833001 BTC [-] -65828;1363908755;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.833 = 9.163 BTC [-] -65827;1363908757;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8325 = 1.665 BTC [-] -65826;1363908759;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.83211 BTC [-] -65825;1363908761;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.8321 = 4.9926 BTC [-] -65824;1363908764;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 18 @ 0.832 = 14.976 BTC [-] -65823;1363909034;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.3857 = 4.2427 BTC [-] -65822;1363909320;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3857 = 3.857 BTC [-] -65821;1363909326;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.3857 = 5.0141 BTC [-] -65820;1363909376;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 125 @ 0.3857 = 48.2125 BTC [-] -65819;1363909438;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3857 = 1.9285 BTC [-] -65818;1363909460;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3857 = 1.9285 BTC [-] -65817;1363909477;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3857 = 9.6425 BTC [-] -65816;1363909488;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -65815;1363909489;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6398438.35799 based on data since last change | 7251846.01035 based on data for last three days -65814;1363909570;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0045 = 0.45 BTC [+] -65813;1363909603;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 26 @ 0.386 = 10.036 BTC [+] -65812;1363909643;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.386 = 19.3 BTC [+] -65811;1363909907;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -65810;1363910066;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -65809;1363910066;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.56962, Best ask: 72.97003, Bid-ask spread: 0.40041, Last trade: 72.56962, 24 hour volume: 96840.08022444, 24 hour low: 63.00000, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 68.35320 -65808;1363910115;Bowjob;new wealthy elite -65807;1363910149;kakobrekla;are you going to be repeating that all the way to 100k per? -65806;1363910181;Bowjob;yeap -65805;1363910292;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.386 BTC [+] -65804;1363910337;dub;low thresholds for CRASH! RALLY! TANKING! plox -65803;1363910343;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.44899 BTC [-] -65802;1363910523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.9999999 BTC [-] -65801;1363910548;mod6;12798 blocks remaning ... 81 days behind. -65800;1363910549;mod6;Yipes. -65799;1363910642;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.448 = 11.2 BTC [-] -65798;1363910767;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3862 = 1.1586 BTC [+] -65797;1363910829;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 70 @ 0.3862 = 27.034 BTC [+] -65796;1363910866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6624 @ 0.00071498 = 4.736 BTC [+] -65795;1363910978;ThickAsThieves;i know this is a loaded question, but -65794;1363911003;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.44899 = 2.6939 BTC [+] -65793;1363911019;ThickAsThieves;is there any precedent for holding an exchange culpable for a delay in transaction or deposit action that results in a loss of opporunity to buy at a lower price? -65792;1363911049;ThickAsThieves;ie CampBX taking 3 weeks to make my deposit -65791;1363911123;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.44899989 = 0.898 BTC [+] -65790;1363911124;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4489999 = 1.347 BTC [+] -65789;1363911134;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.3862 = 1.5448 BTC [+] -65788;1363911183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.449 = 1.347 BTC [+] -65787;1363911185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -65786;1363911198;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.3862 = 7.724 BTC [+] -65785;1363911203;error4733;;;thicker -65784;1363911203;gribble;Error: "thicker" is not a valid command. -65783;1363911226;jurov;ThickAsThieves, only precedent so far was smearing them all over btctalk and reddit, sadly -65782;1363911230;error4733;;;ticker -65781;1363911231;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -65780;1363911246;jurov;;;goxlag -65779;1363911248;gribble;3.993033 seconds -65778;1363911301;jurov;lol, like only goxlag stays working from their whole api -65777;1363911319;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.386 = 0.772 BTC [-] -65776;1363911343;rikur;I was about to buy VTX, but I don't want to buy it with BTC when the company is anchored to CAD. -65775;1363911397;rikur;so if BTC goes up by 10x, I will not benefit from it to the full extent. -65774;1363911469;ThickAsThieves;thats a good point, among a pile of other reasons the asset is questionable -65773;1363911495;jurov;yea but buying it by btc/cad has little to do with it -65772;1363911514;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.386 = 7.72 BTC [-] -65771;1363911542;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00486 BTC [+] -65770;1363911544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 22 @ 0.449 = 9.878 BTC [-] -65769;1363911545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4489999 = 0.898 BTC [-] -65768;1363911670;rikur;jurov: I just can't see a reason to anchor the value in CAD. Might be easier in regulatory terms, but I don't think I want to invest in anything based on fiat. :) -65767;1363911693;tiberiusiv;what is vtx -65766;1363911710;tiberiusiv;theres only 3 viable bitcoin companies at the moment -65765;1363911752;jurov;rikur, how it is anchored to CAD? only IPO amount or is there more long lastin anchor? -65764;1363911755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1936 @ 0.00071498 = 1.3842 BTC [+] -65763;1363911761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16700 @ 0.00071661 = 11.9674 BTC [+] -65762;1363911762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 364 @ 0.0007234 = 0.2633 BTC [+] -65761;1363911788;rikur;jurov: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxkLKLIRkCI mentions that the stock will always be valued in CAD, not BTC -65760;1363911839;jurov;but it is already valued in BTC.. at least on havelock website -65759;1363911915;ThickAsThieves;its tied to CAD there too -65758;1363911919;ThickAsThieves;it dynamically changes -65757;1363911927;jurov;but that what i'm asking, how? -65756;1363911931;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 23 @ 0.386 = 8.878 BTC [-] -65755;1363911944;ThickAsThieves;topace programmed it to adjust -65754;1363911948;ThickAsThieves;at least for the ipo shares -65753;1363911951;ThickAsThieves;dunno about after -65752;1363911988;jurov;so only the ipo price is cad, then? after ipo it will float freely against both cad and btc, no? -65751;1363911994;rikur;jurov: hmm. Maybe the video was a bit misleading.. but it's weird and flawed. -65750;1363912005;ThickAsThieves;even if its free floating, -65749;1363912010;ThickAsThieves;its true value will be in cad -65748;1363912015;rikur;will my stock valuation go down if BTC goes up or not? -65747;1363912020;rikur;maybe I should call the guy and ask -65746;1363912028;ThickAsThieves;people will sell it for however many btc they choose -65745;1363912044;ThickAsThieves;but odds are it will go down in btc value if btc price goes up -65744;1363912066;ThickAsThieves;they are projecting 500k+ revenue for the year, -65743;1363912074;ThickAsThieves;and taking $300k in this IPO -65742;1363912080;jurov;but that's true for any other asset that has some fiat-world operation, no? -65741;1363912085;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.386 = 0.772 BTC [-] -65740;1363912095;jurov;like ziggp, bitpride, esecurity,... -65739;1363912101;ThickAsThieves;yep -65738;1363912191;rikur;meh.. the CAD valuation still bugs me off. I will give it some more thought. -65737;1363912198;kakobrekla;listening to that jewtube vid is like listening to some insta infinity money scam vid -65736;1363912199;ThickAsThieves;what i dont understand is, why are so many people buying so much of it -65735;1363912221;ThickAsThieves;yeah i couldnt watch it -65734;1363912228;ThickAsThieves;bitcoin bitcoin bitcoin! -65733;1363912237;jurov;perhaps canadian pride -65732;1363912258;tiberiusiv;rikur is the income derived in BTC or CAD? -65731;1363912262;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.85560001 BTC [-] -65730;1363912273;ThickAsThieves;but i do like how thy took more time than some to prepare their documents and a vid -65729;1363912282;tiberiusiv;it doesnt matter what the stock is *valued* in -65728;1363912291;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.3866 = 5.0258 BTC [+] -65727;1363912292;tiberiusiv;what matters is the income it recievers -65726;1363912295;tiberiusiv;recieves -65725;1363912302;ThickAsThieves;they buy fiat, as it were -65724;1363912306;benkay;what's the news, friends? -65723;1363912308;ThickAsThieves;right? -65722;1363912314;rikur;tiberiusiv: I have absolutely no diea, since they will actually register you as a real shareholder of the canadian company (if you want). -65721;1363912320;rikur;and even that extra if is weird. -65720;1363912336;rikur;I don't think that a hybrid model between BTC and fiat works. -65719;1363912342;tiberiusiv;that means hes paying canadian income tax -65718;1363912354;tiberiusiv;explains why he has to do accounting in cad dollars -65717;1363912370;rikur;Basically, the guy here is hoping to get 100 000 CAD worth of bitcoins, give you the CAD equilevant of his company to you and keep the bitcoins -65716;1363912383;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8556 BTC [-] -65715;1363912384;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.855 = 3.71 BTC [-] -65714;1363912391;mod6;yeah thats not gonna end well -65713;1363912398;ThickAsThieves;well, they do claim to have purposes for the IPO -65712;1363912409;ThickAsThieves;but if they cant make a profit with the revenue they have so far -65711;1363912414;ThickAsThieves;... -65710;1363912425;rikur;well with their volumes and 3% exchange fee, they should be able to cover the costs without it :) -65709;1363912443;rikur;why would you ever do an IPO unless you have to? -65708;1363912496;ThickAsThieves;in bitcoin world, IPO means somehting different -65707;1363912503;jurov;why not? free money -65706;1363912516;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.3866 = 4.6392 BTC [+] -65705;1363912517;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 19 @ 0.3866 = 7.3454 BTC [+] -65704;1363912530;ThickAsThieves;IPO is just angel investing -65703;1363912531;benkay;what does it mean in bitcoin world, thickasthieves? -65702;1363912543;ThickAsThieves;and wild speculation -65701;1363912550;jurov;benkay, free money as i said -65700;1363912585;mod6;nothing is free -65699;1363912596;ThickAsThieves;if you can stay anonymous it is -65698;1363912618;smickles;free money to most of glbse assets -65697;1363912625;smickles;even before the kerfuffle -65696;1363912648;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.3866 = 4.6392 BTC [+] -65695;1363912650;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.3866 = 4.6392 BTC [+] -65694;1363912660;smickles;>95% of those turned out as outright scams -65693;1363912674;Namworld;https://www.bitvps.com/openvz-vps -65692;1363912674;smickles;now we have a half dozen glbse clones -65691;1363912679;Namworld;New design rolled out -65690;1363912684;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.855 BTC [-] -65689;1363912693;smickles;Namworld: bad ssl cert? -65688;1363912705;Namworld;We need to install a new one -65687;1363912738;smickles;looks slick :) -65686;1363912755;Namworld;But others staff complained about the tiles background. -65685;1363912773;Namworld;You prefer with the white background like it is now or the old one? -65684;1363912778;ThickAsThieves;its busted for me -65683;1363912787;Namworld;screenshot? -65682;1363912803;ThickAsThieves;if i remove the httpS its fine -65681;1363912806;jurov;Investors show 404 -65680;1363912812;ThickAsThieves;otherwise it loads content only -65679;1363912814;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3866 = 1.1598 BTC [+] -65678;1363912816;Namworld;I know. I need to add that page -65677;1363912834;ThickAsThieves;is there a Managed option? -65676;1363912834;benkay;bitcoin-assets -65675;1363912844;benkay;once again testing production in public -65674;1363912878;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.3866 = 1.5464 BTC [+] -65673;1363912882;ThickAsThieves;i'm paying Rackspace like $450/mo right now, seems overpriced... -65672;1363912901;jurov;and the terms of use still lie that "Users with excessive CPU usage will be notified before any action is taken." -65671;1363912923;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.449 = 1.347 BTC [+] -65670;1363912938;ThickAsThieves;oh this is the same service that fumbled your ddos day -65669;1363912941;ThickAsThieves;:/ -65668;1363912959;ThickAsThieves;not that my clients would ever get ddos -65667;1363912993;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3866 BTC [+] -65666;1363913001;smickles;i thought i got ddosed once, turns out that someone actually visited my site -65665;1363913013;jurov;smickles, the blog? -65664;1363913026;smickles;jurov: heh, yeah. ofc, i'm just kidding around -65663;1363913042;Namworld;A ban on DDoS is not about CPU. It's bandwidth saturating. -65662;1363913044;smickles;i've got the mpex gui sales setup there too -65661;1363913053;Namworld;Yeah, we have a managed option -65660;1363913099;ThickAsThieves;link? -65659;1363913108;ThickAsThieves;meanwhile http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2013/3/9/4083184/fallon-fox-first-out-trans-wmma-fighter -65658;1363913140;Namworld;moment, still making fixes for the switchover -65657;1363913148;jurov;lmao www.quickbitcoins.net linked from "News" testimony doesn't load -65656;1363913152;smickles;wait, so a biological male is fighting women for money? -65655;1363913163;smickles;the fembots must love this -65654;1363913186;jurov;so typical for bitvps -65653;1363913239;jurov;Namworld, can I add my testimony, too? -65652;1363913248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13036 @ 0.0007234 = 9.4302 BTC [+] -65651;1363913249;ThickAsThieves;hehe -65650;1363913281;dub;ThickAsThieves: thats not cricket! -65649;1363913310;jurov;Namworld, feel free to copy/link this from your frontpage: https://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/3713-coinbr-site-down/msg2408/#msg2408 -65648;1363913322;dub;getting to beat up on chicks just because you had your manbits chopped off -65647;1363913368;kakobrekla;big sacrifice -65646;1363913373;kakobrekla;i say let him play -65645;1363913402;ThickAsThieves;lol -65644;1363913423;ThickAsThieves;its actually a pretty awesome test for where the line is on feminism and gender equality -65643;1363913451;ThickAsThieves;are women willing to concede that men are simply more powerful to stop this? -65642;1363913457;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.3921 = 2.3526 BTC [+] -65641;1363913465;dub;they don't concded this already? -65640;1363913477;ThickAsThieves;maybe mentally they do -65639;1363913491;ThickAsThieves;but i'm sure some butchies would disagree -65638;1363913548;ThickAsThieves;and i'm sure it would make many women cringe to say so -65637;1363913573;ThickAsThieves;i dunno -65636;1363913820;jurov;poor namworld. i feel sorry now :( -65635;1363913895;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 97 @ 0.3921 = 38.0337 BTC [+] -65634;1363913951;smickles;http://go.bloomberg.com/market-now/2013/03/21/sorry-bitcoin-isnt-a-currency/ -65633;1363914176;Namworld;Sorry, I was updating still -65632;1363914206;Namworld;yeah, quickbitcoins.net is no longer around -65631;1363914326;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3839 BTC [-] -65630;1363914353;jurov;put in satoshidice comment to the bloomberg nonsense -65629;1363914358;ThickAsThieves;boy does that bloomberg article suck -65628;1363914399;ThickAsThieves;it reads like an essay that was turned in late by a 10th grader -65627;1363914410;ThickAsThieves;(american 10th grader, not vietnamese) -65626;1363914412;benkay_;that's all american print media can afford -65625;1363914426;benkay_;did you grok the atlantic kerfuffle recently? -65624;1363914438;ThickAsThieves;dont think so -65623;1363914542;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.108999 = 0.327 BTC [-] -65622;1363914617;benkay_;some jr editor wanted to pay an author 100 bucks for a rewrite of a rather lengthy piece -65621;1363914667;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 13 @ 0.0099 = 0.1287 BTC [+] -65620;1363914673;benkay_;http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/03/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-digital-editor-2013/273763/ -65619;1363914830;benkay;the article in question: http://www.nknews.org/2013/03/slam-dunk-diplomacy/ -65618;1363914834;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.3839 = 3.4551 BTC [-] -65617;1363914868;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -65616;1363914869;gribble;25.624905 seconds -65615;1363914872;kakobrekla;;;ticker -65614;1363914873;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -65613;1363915059;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2964 @ 0.00072379 = 2.1453 BTC [+] -65612;1363915061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10786 @ 0.00072101 = 7.7768 BTC [-] -65611;1363915127;benkay;;;ticker -65610;1363915127;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -65609;1363915134;benkay;;;goxlag -65608;1363915135;gribble;0 seconds -65607;1363915140;benkay;that seems unlikely. -65606;1363915142;benkay;;;goxlag -65605;1363915143;gribble;0.356072 seconds -65604;1363915235;tiberiusiv;anyone think the recent price climb will end badly -65603;1363915285;benkay;lots of people -65602;1363915291;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.858 BTC [+] -65601;1363915294;benkay;but "badly" is subjective. -65600;1363915294;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.858 BTC [+] -65599;1363915348;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 26 @ 0.3828 = 9.9528 BTC [-] -65598;1363915437;Bowjob;https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-MccfK4Ruw2c/UUtLHPSPkGI/AAAAAAAAA2Y/OSWxUTiEDjA/s716/IMG_20130321_204509.jpg -65597;1363915465;tiberiusiv;lol -65596;1363915469;tiberiusiv;looks like its in the ghetto -65595;1363915483;Troic;cheap floor, china ? -65594;1363915488;Bowjob;nah, belaur -65593;1363915490;Bowjob;belarus -65592;1363915513;kakobrekla;love the gloves -65591;1363915536;Bowjob;i got a boner off of it. 4 avalons -65590;1363915536;Bowjob;damn -65589;1363915540;kakobrekla;on a 7k usd mining device... -65588;1363915584;tiberiusiv;moving on up from 3rd world to 1st with those 4 devices -65587;1363915614;error4733;avalon is 65 or 85Ghs ? -65586;1363915622;tiberiusiv;65 -65585;1363915625;Bowjob;its 68 -65584;1363915627;Bowjob;for 3 modules -65583;1363915632;Bowjob;85 for 4 -65582;1363915664;Bowjob;there was no option to upgrade to 4 modules for batch, if they charge 22 BTC for one module, then f that -65581;1363915666;error4733;ok that why i had those numbers in head -65580;1363915669;error4733;thanks -65579;1363915710;tiberiusiv;even with the current price bitcoin liquidity has not substantially improved -65578;1363915719;tiberiusiv;still huge slippage trying to sell larger ammounts -65577;1363915747;error4733;ok so you tell me this guy, make 2K$ day ? -65576;1363915784;Bowjob;yeap -65575;1363915792;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3828 = 1.914 BTC [-] -65574;1363915793;Bowjob;depending on btc price increase, even more -65573;1363915797;error4733;new floor soon -65572;1363915841;tiberiusiv;aapl trades 2% of market cap per day -65571;1363915849;tiberiusiv;bitcoin in comparison about 0.9% -65570;1363915856;tiberiusiv;substantial liquidity problem imo -65569;1363915873;error4733;true picture 100% ? can do the same box in one week -65568;1363915904;Bowjob;what ever happened to ianbakewell -65567;1363915909;Bowjob;he was 600 BTC short at 34.50 -65566;1363915917;tiberiusiv;how was he shorting -65565;1363915929;tiberiusiv;someone lend him coins ? -65564;1363915938;smickles;hopefully mpex options -65563;1363915939;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3856 = 3.856 BTC [+] -65562;1363915948;Bowjob;yeah -65561;1363915957;Bowjob;hasnt been online since march 4th -65560;1363915988;tiberiusiv;lol -65559;1363915993;tiberiusiv;must have taken a bath -65558;1363915998;error4733;didnt make the meme yet ? -65557;1363916013;Bowjob;he missed 2 payments already -65556;1363916017;tiberiusiv;alot of people got out between 20-30 -65555;1363916019;Bowjob;his 3rd payment is due tomorrow -65554;1363916028;tiberiusiv;payment on what -65553;1363916030;error4733;link ? -65552;1363916034;Bowjob;his payment schedule -65551;1363916035;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146689.msg1573807#msg1573807 -65550;1363916042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3856 = 9.64 BTC [+] -65549;1363916045;Bowjob;i dont know if he's been paying or not.. but -65548;1363916054;Bowjob;that short must hurt like a bitch -65547;1363916068;tiberiusiv;I should have no problem repaying this as long as BTC stays bellow $41.66 ... if it goes above we would need to work something out for a bit more time to repay. -65546;1363916078;kakobrekla;Last Active: March 04, 2013, 04:01:41 PM -65545;1363916081;smickles;is this yet another guy who risked more than he had to lose? -65544;1363916083;tiberiusiv;man these losers borrow BTC to sell for fiat to pay credit cards and shit -65543;1363916104;tiberiusiv;i dont get why people are loaning BTC, to users who cannot even manage fiat debts -65542;1363916125;Bowjob;https://btcjam.com/listings/2063 -65541;1363916133;Bowjob;looks like he hasn't paid yet either -65540;1363916144;Bowjob;Yeah, loaning is very risky -65539;1363916148;Bowjob;I have 3 BTC lent out currently -65538;1363916172;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 7 @ 0.108999 = 0.763 BTC [-] -65537;1363916173;Bowjob;i pick my loaners very carefully, and just small amounts -65536;1363916182;smickles;ouch, sucks to be that aesop dood -65535;1363916195;tiberiusiv;why would you lend to people who dont have BTC based incomes? -65534;1363916229;tiberiusiv;right now there is maybe 0.1% of bitcoiners who have the capability to repay -65533;1363916238;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3856 = 0.7712 BTC [+] -65532;1363916265;Bowjob;I posted a bet that ianbakewell is gonna scam -65531;1363916272;Bowjob;it didnt get approved -65530;1363916274;Bowjob;lol -65529;1363916334;tiberiusiv;how can someone offer 3% a week on btc without having the income to pay -65528;1363916336;kakobrekla;regarding ian: http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3th3is/ -65527;1363916337;smickles;maybe it just needed to be rephrased -65526;1363916344;tiberiusiv;his real interest rate is around 300% a week -65525;1363916399;Bowjob;;;ticker -65524;1363916399;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -65523;1363916407;smickles;haha -65522;1363916412;smickles;;;goxlag -65521;1363916412;gribble;0.18079 seconds -65520;1363916415;tiberiusiv;amazing how people never question that -65519;1363916423;tiberiusiv;then wonder why the present financial system is bankrupt -65518;1363916425;Bowjob;;;ticker -65517;1363916426;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -65516;1363916430;Bowjob;broken? -65515;1363916474;smickles;tiberiusiv: in many parts of the us, if you charge over x% annual (ie 10%) the debtor only has to pay back at the x% rate -65514;1363916501;smickles;some places they can sue you and not have to pay back at all -65513;1363916511;tiberiusiv;the thing is how do people expect someone to repay something extremely scarce and difficult to obtain -65512;1363916525;tiberiusiv;if you have to borrow you should borrow USD -65511;1363916546;smickles;you should always borrow known inflationary things -65510;1363916547;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.3856 = 19.28 BTC [+] -65509;1363916555;tiberiusiv;most of the bitcoin borrowers are such deadbeats that they cannot even obtain fiat credit, yetpeople are willing to loan them BTC? -65508;1363916556;tiberiusiv;lol -65507;1363916580;tiberiusiv;why wouldnt that joker just borrow off his credit card to buy the 300 BTC he needed -65506;1363916598;benkay;that's an excellent idea -65505;1363916605;benkay;brb maxing plastic -65504;1363916617;Bowjob;well theres this kid who borrowed .7 btc -65503;1363916617;smickles;it's cheaper than borrowing btc -65502;1363916620;tiberiusiv;borrowing off the CC is much better then borrowing BTC -65501;1363916621;Bowjob;and hes 13 -65500;1363916625;smickles;3% weekly vs 30% annually -65499;1363916639;tiberiusiv;smickles: the real rate of interest on BTC this week is like 300% -65498;1363916654;tiberiusiv;that guys debt ballooned in USD terms -65497;1363916658;tiberiusiv;of course he defaulted -65496;1363916685;Bowjob;I weep for those 600 BTC -65495;1363916687;tiberiusiv;if you cannot obtain fiat credit in a 0% interest rate world you have to be an utter deadbeat -65494;1363916701;tiberiusiv;why arent btc creditors asking themselves that? -65493;1363916774;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140690.0 -65492;1363916776;Bowjob;lol -65491;1363916783;smickles;;;calc 1.03 ** 52 -65490;1363916783;gribble;4.65088589525 -65489;1363916791;smickles;tiberiusiv: looks more like 465% -65488;1363916793;Bowjob;There was this dude willing to lend this kid 100 BTC -65487;1363916798;Bowjob;if he got other investors -65486;1363916847;tiberiusiv;bitcoin has no mechanism(inflation) to bail out debtors -65485;1363916864;tiberiusiv;so loans have to be very carefully analyzed -65484;1363916891;smickles;you gotta figure a rate of deflation and tac that on to the charged interest -65483;1363916909;tiberiusiv;as i said earlier, less then 0.1% of the bitcoin users qualify for BTC loans as first you need a BTC derived income -65482;1363916928;tiberiusiv;meaning at the moment worthy borrowers are either miners, or those running btc gambling sites -65481;1363916936;tiberiusiv;nobody else can afford to repay loans -65480;1363916951;smickles;i do accounting for btc ;) -65479;1363916969;smickles;and other related services -65478;1363916987;smickles;but i'm not looking to borrow btc -65477;1363916995;smickles;or usd for that matter -65476;1363917022;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.3856 = 19.28 BTC [+] -65475;1363917046;tiberiusiv;the benefit to bitcoin is it eliminates idiots from holding them -65474;1363917048;Namworld;yeah, but that's USD/hour derivated. -65473;1363917056;tiberiusiv;as they lose them to scams -65472;1363917081;smickles;Namworld: i suppose most of it is -65471;1363917085;kakobrekla;so on the end you only have scammers -65470;1363917095;kakobrekla;scammin each other off -65469;1363917106;tiberiusiv;no you have the legit investors, scammers and legit business -65468;1363917112;tiberiusiv;the idiot component is too broke to participate -65467;1363917117;tiberiusiv;natural evolution -65466;1363917125;tiberiusiv;eventually the scammers vanish -65465;1363917184;tiberiusiv;overtime bitcoin related scams will decrease substantially -65464;1363917185;smickles;;;calc 130590.75406879/1000000000 -65463;1363917186;gribble;0.000130590754069 -65462;1363917215;tiberiusiv;and the scammed coins will be sold to real users(spent) or invested into btc business's -65461;1363917215;smickles;!last s.mpoe -65460;1363917216;assbot;The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow. -65459;1363917227;smickles;!last m s.mpoe -65458;1363917227;assbot;Last trade for S.MPOE on MPEX was at 0.00072101 BTC [-] -65457;1363917265;Bowjob;;;ticker -65456;1363917265;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -65455;1363917273;Bowjob;what happened to the ticker -65454;1363917285;smickles;mtgox http api v1 down? -65453;1363917335;smickles;i haven't seen a mtgox usd trade go by in a while -65452;1363917362;kakobrekla;http://bitcoinity.org/markets -65451;1363917371;benkay;;;goxlag -65450;1363917372;gribble;8.012634 seconds -65449;1363917424;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.001 BTC [-] -65448;1363917429;smickles;and my bot can't read the mtgox depth for usd -65447;1363917453;smickles;no mtgoxusd trades in the past hour or so according to amphipod -65446;1363917483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.3855 = 1.542 BTC [-] -65445;1363917604;tiberiusiv;just check another exchange? -65444;1363917642;ThickAsThieves;gox suggested bid is 70.85 -65443;1363917757;ThickAsThieves;its not moving tho -65442;1363917798;benkay;;;goxlag -65441;1363917799;gribble;0 seconds -65440;1363917805;benkay;yeah right. -65439;1363917821;smickles;tiberiusiv: gox still does > 80% of the public btc/fiat trade -65438;1363917830;smickles;it's significant if they arn't trading -65437;1363917855;smickles;or arn't trading usd, in this case -65436;1363917870;ThickAsThieves;seems like manipulation -65435;1363917874;tiberiusiv;gox USD volumes are down to 62% -65434;1363917891;tiberiusiv;gox does 68% total of EUR/USD -65433;1363917898;tiberiusiv;by the end of 2013 i bet you gox USD trade is in the 50's -65432;1363917908;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 21 @ 0.3923 = 8.2383 BTC [+] -65431;1363917921;tiberiusiv;by 2014 i would be surprised if gox did over 50% of fiat trade -65430;1363917924;smickles;hmm, well that 62% is still around 10x their nearest competitor -65429;1363917941;ThickAsThieves;gox usd trade will be 0% next month right? -65428;1363917944;tiberiusiv;smickles they have been bleeding market share since 2011 -65427;1363917945;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3923 BTC [+] -65426;1363917954;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 40 @ 0.108999 = 4.36 BTC [-] -65425;1363917957;ThickAsThieves;cuz coinlab -65424;1363917971;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 126 @ 0.109 = 13.734 BTC [+] -65423;1363917993;ThickAsThieves;this page seems to be working http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/ -65422;1363918008;benkay;someone is hoping that bringing gox ops to america will make things work more smoothyl -65421;1363918014;smickles;so we've stabilized at 70.85 -65420;1363918025;smickles;exactly, and haven't moved for a while -65419;1363918035;kakobrekla;stable for 90 sec -65418;1363918037;tiberiusiv;benkay: the US is still the center of the world -65417;1363918089;smickles;bitcoincharts shows no trades since the new day on their chart -65416;1363918116;jcpham;smickles said stabilized -65415;1363918130;smickles;only in jest, i swear! -65414;1363918134;jcpham;* ah- hah! * -65413;1363918140;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.3923 = 5.0999 BTC [+] -65412;1363918156;jcpham;reminds me of pirate interest -65411;1363918165;benkay;tiberiusiv: you're probably familiar with what happens to centers of the world when their currecies blow up -65410;1363918173;benkay;currencies -65409;1363918176;benkay;i cannot type today -65408;1363918190;tiberiusiv;benkay: considering the majority of dollars are outside of the US the losses occur to creditors -65407;1363918203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4848 = 1.4544 BTC [+] -65406;1363918217;benkay;MOAR DOLLARS -65405;1363918220;benkay;for everyone -65404;1363918229;benkay;bees.gif -65403;1363918255;benkay;i ain't averse to it. -65402;1363918266;smickles;70.85 and unchanged in 10 minutes -65401;1363918283;kakobrekla;bitcoinity is trading -65400;1363918286;tiberiusiv;thats an mtgox error -65399;1363918286;benkay;what are the other exchanges doing right now? -65398;1363918295;tiberiusiv;74 on the canada exchange -65397;1363918302;kakobrekla;bitcoinity gox is trading -65396;1363918305;smickles;23:27 <+amphipod> Mar21 23:27:38 bc 0.1689 @ 58.50 EUR -65395;1363918308;smickles;23:28 <+amphipod> Mar21 23:27:51 mtgox 0.1000 @ 56.79214 EUR -65394;1363918311;smickles;23:28 <+amphipod> Mar21 23:28:11 btc24 x3 7.1900 @ 57.00 EUR -65393;1363918322;smickles;er, wrong spot -65392;1363918324;ThickAsThieves;gox is pushing price down -65391;1363918347;ThickAsThieves;that suggested bid feature they have is kinda fucked up -65390;1363918354;smickles;ah i see a mtgox usd trade -65389;1363918366;smickles;71 -65388;1363918372;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3923 = 0.7846 BTC [+] -65387;1363918387;smickles;even -65386;1363918394;smickles;at 1363911066 -65385;1363918432;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 202 @ 0.3923 = 79.2446 BTC [+] -65384;1363918531;smickles;maybe they tried to go live with the coinlab thing at midnight utc -65383;1363918590;ThickAsThieves;was that today? -65382;1363918599;ThickAsThieves;that they planned the change? -65381;1363918611;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.016 BTC [-] -65380;1363918613;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01591 BTC [-] -65379;1363918615;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.0155 = 0.155 BTC [-] -65378;1363918617;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.015 BTC [-] -65377;1363918618;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.014 BTC [-] -65376;1363918636;benkay;what precisely is this weirdness? -65375;1363918658;smickles;lol, a whole bunch of 70.85 trades went thru -65374;1363918697;smickles;ThickAsThieves: i have no clue, just weirdness today -65373;1363918719;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -65372;1363918724;kakobrekla;this will be about correct -65371;1363918740;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00401 BTC [-] -65370;1363918756;benkay;quite the wall at 74 -65369;1363918780;kakobrekla;lucky bulls can climb -65368;1363918786;ThickAsThieves;thats what happens when gox tells all buyers that rate is 70.85 -65367;1363918887;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.395 = 4.74 BTC [+] -65366;1363918917;Bowjob;mhmm -65365;1363918923;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4848 = 0.9696 BTC [+] -65364;1363918924;Bowjob;we got this new IPO -65363;1363918925;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.48489999 BTC [+] -65362;1363918926;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.485 = 1.94 BTC [+] -65361;1363918929;ThickAsThieves;man i need to write a prospectus for a $100k ipo -65360;1363918930;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0042 BTC [-] -65359;1363918946;ThickAsThieves;Guys, invest in my business! -65358;1363918965;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.395 = 19.75 BTC [+] -65357;1363919014;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 15 @ 0.395 = 5.925 BTC [+] -65356;1363919031;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.395 = 1.185 BTC [+] -65355;1363919070;kakobrekla;http://geizhals.at/?phistgfx=652381&loc=de&age=9999&width=640&l=de&dc=EUR -65354;1363919073;kakobrekla;DDR3 prices -65353;1363919076;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.395 = 1.58 BTC [+] -65352;1363919082;kakobrekla;dis better dan bitcoin -65351;1363919085;dub;ThickAsThieves: your proposal makes too much sense -65350;1363919090;benkay;so someone just gave me this raspberry pi, and if I weren't actually busy with things, I'd set up a mining company called "MINIMINER" -65349;1363919096;benkay;mimic all the scam copy -65348;1363919101;Bowjob;I thought VTX was .38 -65347;1363919101;dub;thow in some spelling/grammar fuckups -65346;1363919109;benkay;thow indeed -65345;1363919121;ThickAsThieves;vtx ipo is priced dynamic to btc/cad -65344;1363919151;Bowjob;so its pegged to the dollar then -65343;1363919165;ThickAsThieves;yes -65342;1363919165;dub;thats not a spelling error btw thats lag -65341;1363919166;jurov;btc/cad SPOT price? -65340;1363919175;jurov;that would be insane -65339;1363919196;ThickAsThieves;$30CAD or therabouts i think -65338;1363919215;Bowjob;still figuring out if they are worth 3 million dollars -65337;1363919240;Bowjob;coinlab is going to the us, they mentioned canada.. -65336;1363919242;ThickAsThieves;buy some stock and figure it out with friends! -65335;1363919269;ThickAsThieves;somehting funny, -65334;1363919276;ThickAsThieves;is the Crypto-trade ipo -65333;1363919279;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 57 @ 0.395 = 22.515 BTC [+] -65332;1363919284;ThickAsThieves;yes, it was also way overpriced -65331;1363919286;ThickAsThieves;but -65330;1363919289;Bowjob;mhm, people seem to buy it -65329;1363919299;ThickAsThieves;they are super slow in updating their price on the ltcglobal version -65328;1363919310;ThickAsThieves;so you can get shares at like 20%+ off -65327;1363919370;ThickAsThieves;seems like a scam red flag to me -65326;1363919577;fulluser20;hi -65325;1363919589;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4084 BTC [+] -65324;1363919594;fulluser20;anything i can trade with only 0.02 btc -65323;1363919770;Bowjob;i can trade you some tf2 hats -65322;1363919791;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.4084 = 1.6336 BTC [+] -65321;1363919797;ThickAsThieves;you can buy litecoins -65320;1363919845;Bowjob;litecoins are pretty much back to where it was -65319;1363919856;Bowjob;slightly above before the great flash rally -65318;1363919857;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4084 = 1.2252 BTC [+] -65317;1363919961;fulluser20;Bowjob , arent those free ? .. -65316;1363919972;Bowjob;Tf2? hats? -65315;1363919977;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 500 @ 0.4084 = 204.2 BTC [+] -65314;1363919984;Bowjob;you can get them via drop, but you can sell them for paypal stuffs -65313;1363920007;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85887 BTC [+] -65312;1363920012;ThickAsThieves;holy crap thats a lot of vtx sales -65311;1363920014;Bowjob;you can be the king of TF2 if you have the burnign team captain hat, worth about $3 grand -65310;1363920041;Bowjob;and yes, people pay real money for hats -65309;1363920103;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4084 = 1.2252 BTC [+] -65308;1363920157;fulluser20;I´ll be better modeling something for second life -65307;1363920166;fulluser20;if it was me -65306;1363920225;Bowjob;the top hat maker makes about 500k a year -65305;1363920554;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1099 BTC [+] -65304;1363920603;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4013 BTC [-] -65303;1363920644;Bowjob;I know who bought the avalon for 20k -65302;1363920653;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.4013 = 1.6052 BTC [-] -65301;1363920705;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4013 = 1.2039 BTC [-] -65300;1363920830;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4013 = 1.2039 BTC [-] -65299;1363920853;Bowjob;;;ticker -65298;1363920854;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 70.90000, Best ask: 70.90001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 70.90001, 24 hour volume: 92929.72727128, 24 hour low: 63.10100, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 69.25416 -65297;1363920854;kakobrekla;ngzang? -65296;1363920882;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/8tSEbLz.png -65295;1363920885;Bowjob;try again -65294;1363921127;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85887 BTC [+] -65293;1363921175;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4013 BTC [-] -65292;1363921216;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4074 = 0.8148 BTC [+] -65291;1363921734;mod6;lol 71 days to go... -65290;1363921758;mod6;!ticker h VTX -65289;1363921760;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.38280000 / 0.39073395 / 0.43320000 (5939 shares, 2320.56890000 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.39183944 / 0.46140000 (6063 shares, 2375.72250000 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.39183944 / 0.46140000 (6063 shares, 2375.72250000 BTC) -65288;1363921777;mod6;hmm -65287;1363921945;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 535 @ 0.4074 = 217.959 BTC [+] -65286;1363922053;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4074 BTC [+] -65285;1363922067;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 181 @ 0.4074 = 73.7394 BTC [+] -65284;1363922195;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.4013 = 10.0325 BTC [-] -65283;1363922235;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [+] -65282;1363922267;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 200 @ 0.4013 = 80.26 BTC [-] -65281;1363922308;ThickAsThieves;where is all this money for VTX coming from? -65280;1363922332;kakobrekla;dunno -65279;1363922335;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.4013 = 4.013 BTC [-] -65278;1363922501;Namworld;There's plenty of money for VTX -65277;1363922521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.4013 = 2.8091 BTC [-] -65276;1363922608;ThickAsThieves;thats an answer -65275;1363923281;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vtc -65274;1363923282;assbot;I don't know those people, and they don't look very friendly. -65273;1363923286;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vtx -65272;1363923288;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.38280000 / 0.39283695 / 0.43320000 (6898 shares, 2709.78930000 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.39375433 / 0.46140000 (7022 shares, 2764.94290000 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.39375433 / 0.46140000 (7022 shares, 2764.94290000 BTC) -65271;1363923291;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -65270;1363923293;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.832 / 0.87807 / 0.93 (269 shares, 236.2 BTC), 7D: 0.769995 / 0.85241 / 0.9489 (1434 shares, 1222.4 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.76435 / 1 (3497 shares, 2672.9 BTC) -65269;1363923296;mircea_popescu;ahem, -65268;1363923309;mircea_popescu;cavirtex owns asicminer. -65267;1363923424;Namworld;Oh... nice theory -65266;1363923444;mircea_popescu;it's a point of fact. -65265;1363923456;mircea_popescu;cavirtex got more in a day than asicmienr in two weeks. -65264;1363923461;mircea_popescu;this is what a blown ipo looks like. -65263;1363923564;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 12 @ 0.85887 = 10.3064 BTC [+] -65262;1363923587;Namworld;all havelockinvestments.com funds are blown... -65261;1363923595;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.85888 = 2.5766 BTC [+] -65260;1363923605;Namworld;idk why but maybe Canadians just don't know about anything else that that one. -65259;1363923617;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 30 @ 0.3987 = 11.961 BTC [-] -65258;1363923617;Namworld;and don't know about the risks involved. -65257;1363923618;mircea_popescu;Namworld asicminer is blown. -65256;1363923625;mircea_popescu;cavirtex is doing just fine i'd say. -65255;1363923626;Namworld;oh, that too for sure -65254;1363923637;mircea_popescu;i mean, they wanted 300k got about half of it so far ? -65253;1363923891;Namworld;more than that. Like 7/10th of it -65252;1363923901;Namworld;Less than 3k/10k left -65251;1363923912;Namworld;Valued at 3 million it seems. -65250;1363923913;unbalanced;Namworld: what are the other fund/investment options for those of us who aren't on mpex directly? -65249;1363923930;Namworld;bitfunder.com or btct.co -65248;1363923941;Namworld;Although the quality choices are more limited -65247;1363923945;unbalanced;Thanks, I just can't keep up with all the developments and keep my day job. -65246;1363923959;unbalanced;What's this bitfinex I heard earlier today a few times? -65245;1363923974;unbalanced;Googled it, just saw a gaming hardware builder -65244;1363923999;mircea_popescu;unbalanced there's mpex pass-through vehicles pretty much on all three -65243;1363924025;mircea_popescu;also jurov runs a broker website (coinbr.com) and i think he's doing something with futures too -65242;1363924043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 22 @ 0.4027 = 8.8594 BTC [+] -65241;1363924074;unbalanced;I was pleased to find SDICE via Havelock and haven't looked much past that. -65240;1363924081;mircea_popescu;re bitfinex prolly check out https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140484.0 -65239;1363924083;unbalanced;Busy/lazy -65238;1363924111;unbalanced;Ah... so MPOE-PR seriously isn't you with a girl's picture? -65237;1363924135;unbalanced;Or are we not allowed to ask that? "Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!" -65236;1363924138;mircea_popescu;seriously. -65235;1363924186;unbalanced;(Someone will do a lexical analysis someday.) -65234;1363924220;dub;I think its a bit of both -65233;1363924241;dub;theres a girl driving the account, sometimes she gets scripts or at least dictation -65232;1363924278;unbalanced;Listen I should warn you all I put some serious (for me) money into Bitcoin today after not holding nearly enough during the run-up. -65231;1363924291;unbalanced;So, yeah. That was officially the top. -65230;1363924296;mircea_popescu;dub she's pr, obviously she dioesn;'t compose her own poetry over there. -65229;1363924302;dub;at least in my opinion, some of the rants take on a scary level of MP semblance -65228;1363924351;unbalanced;Okay so coinbr gets me access to some of the MPEx features I wouldn't get yet with Havelock. Roger. -65227;1363924401;dub;and reduced risk of avoiding passthroughs -65226;1363924413;dub;s/of/through -65225;1363924432;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co << spanish faq too -65224;1363924469;mircea_popescu;actually most of her job consists on reading, selecting and summarizing the nonsense people post there. -65223;1363924492;unbalanced;My favourite in the FAQ is #10: "You know those charts without any indication of scale ? That's not how charts work." -65222;1363924534;unbalanced;*That's* where I've seen coinbr.com before... for its charts. Didn't grok that it was also a service. -65221;1363924546;unbalanced;Via that FAQ link. -65220;1363924562;Namworld;http://www.namworld.net/pf/bitvps.com/openvz-vps -65219;1363924562;Namworld;VS -65218;1363924562;Namworld;https://www.bitvps.com/openvz-vps -65217;1363924565;dub;fyi all the cool kids use this referral link https://coinbr.com/ref?c=A3R7Tstq16 -65216;1363924566;Namworld;please vote -65215;1363924652;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4027 = 0.8054 BTC [+] -65214;1363924788;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 248 @ 0.4027 = 99.8696 BTC [+] -65213;1363924788;unbalanced;Maybe a darker body font if you go with that grid-y background. Or did I misunderstand vote? -65212;1363924839;Namworld;actually, just tile vs no tiles for background. So far seems people liked tiles more but just checking further. -65211;1363924841;Bowjob;wow. 248 shares -65210;1363924852;Bowjob;;;ticker -65209;1363924853;Namworld;Rest of the staff doesn't agree with the tiles -65208;1363924853;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.00001, Best ask: 72.05000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04999, Last trade: 72.05000, 24 hour volume: 93837.20934717, 24 hour low: 63.10100, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 69.38534 -65207;1363924921;smickles;i should hire someone to troll the forum and report its activity back to me too -65206;1363924922;unbalanced;I like tiles but small body font is too close a shade to them. IMO -65205;1363924936;mircea_popescu;smickles lol -65204;1363924936;Namworld;http://www.namworld.net/pf/bitvps.com/kvm-vps -65203;1363924944;mircea_popescu;soon enough btctalk will be fully robotized -65202;1363924949;mircea_popescu;sorta like hft -65201;1363924958;Namworld;I'll add some background container for the text -65200;1363924978;unbalanced;You did, yeah, I see... works I guess -65199;1363925092;mircea_popescu;what, not 80 yet ? -65198;1363925093;mircea_popescu;wtf! -65197;1363925093;unbalanced;But the all-white bg beats the one with a container for the next. -65196;1363925099;unbalanced;*text -65195;1363925128;unbalanced;mircea_popsecu: see above, I bought in. Kiss of death. -65194;1363925131;Bowjob;ikr -65193;1363925136;Bowjob;bitcoin such a fail investment -65192;1363925153;Bowjob;brb, moving to ixcoins -65191;1363925240;smickles;mircea_popescu: mtgox cooled things off by stopping usd trades for ~10 min following midnight utc -65190;1363925279;dub;wat -65189;1363925300;smickles;yeah, for that time it showed last: 70.85 -65188;1363925328;smickles;gribble's ticker didn't work b/c it used the http api ticker which was offline -65187;1363925340;smickles;and only non usd trades were being made -65186;1363925355;smickles;my bot couldn't even fetch the market depth for usd -65185;1363925382;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.4027 = 4.027 BTC [+] -65184;1363925414;mircea_popescu;... -65183;1363925415;dub;any big trades prior? -65182;1363925422;dub;like 20k btc big -65181;1363925426;smickles;not that i saw -65180;1363925435;smickles;it happened to the second on midnight -65179;1363925463;the-bucket-shop;I came in mid conversation - does someone need someone to set up a vote on bitcointalk about whether to add a tile background to mpex.co? In addition to the cherries? -65178;1363925463;smickles;my wild guess what it was a botched switch over to coinwho -65177;1363925480;smickles;Namworld: strawpoll.me -65176;1363925482;smickles;use it -65175;1363925491;smickles;those things are awesome! -65174;1363925515;smickles;realtime polls, all animated and such -65173;1363925599;unbalanced;mircea_popescu: thanks for the FAQ link btw... I'd already read it, but I'll have to take a vacation to implement and the now-$2100 equiv for a seat is out of my budget range. I was too late to the party so I'll have to stick with the passthroughs. -65172;1363925616;mircea_popescu;not a crime. -65171;1363925729;unbalanced;mucho respect for what y'all have built though. I feel smarter just trying to read up on this channel. -65170;1363925779;Namworld;not a bad idea, smickles -65169;1363925794;unbalanced;I could do without the nastier porn links, but hey, that's just me. -65168;1363925797;Namworld;Poll on bitvps design: http://strawpoll.me/10592 -65167;1363925816;unbalanced;smickles: is @dandirks, the strawpoll guy, a bitcoiner? -65166;1363925822;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.4027 = 40.27 BTC [+] -65165;1363925835;smickles;unbalanced: i don't have any idea -65164;1363925842;unbalanced;ah, just a coincidence -65163;1363925845;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.4027 = 2.8189 BTC [+] -65162;1363925852;smickles;i just know of the site from other people using it -65161;1363925907;smickles;aw, no love for the poll? -65160;1363925944;dub;whats a fair markup for otc bitcoin? -65159;1363925949;unbalanced;And just a coincidence then -- I do some polling stuff and we work in node.js and we built something like that. That's what I'm talking about, you brainiacs knock something out in a weekend and I can't get a project launched in a year. -65158;1363925969;smickles;dub: depends on the method of transmission -65157;1363925971;mircea_popescu;unbalanced just filter out dtng you'll be fine -65156;1363925983;Namworld;try http://namcdn.com/btcalarm -65155;1363925987;mircea_popescu;dub it'd depend on your op neh ? -65154;1363925997;dub;cash face to face -65153;1363926002;mircea_popescu;still. -65152;1363926015;mircea_popescu;(op = other party) -65151;1363926016;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.4027 = 40.27 BTC [+] -65150;1363926024;dub;oh, buddies -65149;1363926026;Namworld;I did that somewhere when Bitcoin price started getting volatile. I use it to wake me up when price goes past my set threshold. -65148;1363926027;smickles;i'd only give travel consideration to the markup on face to face cash -65147;1363926030;dub;people I like -65146;1363926055;unbalanced;mircea_popescu, I read your stuff (er, MPOE-PR's) about "you're not exceptional, get over yourself" or somesuch. Brilliant... and I had to agree. I'd come to that realization already tho. -65145;1363926085;mircea_popescu;you're a vanishing minority. -65144;1363926097;mircea_popescu;dub then why are you surcharging buddies -65143;1363926128;dub;cause they will ask what my end is and think its wierd there isnt one -65142;1363926141;mircea_popescu;this bitcoin surge is pretty cool in that it drives people back to btc. this person invested in mpoe on the first round (feb 2012) -65141;1363926152;mircea_popescu;then made a mpex acct back then, had shares transfgerred there -65140;1363926155;mircea_popescu;divs accumulating -65139;1363926172;mircea_popescu;today is like hey... is my stuff still there ?! -65138;1363926191;mircea_popescu;i'm like sure... all the many thousand dollars' worth of it -65137;1363926200;smickles;mircea_popescu: 30 day oix :D -65136;1363926215;mircea_popescu;smickles it'd be shit tho casue it'd mix across opex lines i think -65135;1363926218;dub;I guess .5 or 1% would be ok -65134;1363926228;smickles;mircea_popescu: fine, 25 day -65133;1363926254;smickles;i feel it'd be an indicator of how well mpoebot is doing -65132;1363926261;mircea_popescu;smickles if you think about it, 1 week oix is across lines for 12 days out of 30 -65131;1363926279;smickles;bah, i only want it for this in the last week -65130;1363926280;mircea_popescu;im sorry. 6 not 12 -65129;1363926308;smickles;otherwise, the 7day is just fine -65128;1363926317;smickles;$vwap ^oix -65127;1363926318;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 55.42906834 high: 57.60574549 low: 51.19305144 volume: 14257 btc: 1202.67534357 30 day: no data -65126;1363926332;smickles;55 -65125;1363926353;smickles;fer srs -65124;1363926406;mircea_popescu;it doesn't think much of the rally lately does it. -65123;1363926420;smickles;that implies that there's a lot of getting fucked about to happen if the price holds -65122;1363926515;mircea_popescu;not necessarily -65121;1363926528;mircea_popescu;if someone bought calls when the price was 40 implying 50 they're golden -65120;1363926551;smickles;aw, that's no fun, and should reread how that's calculated -65119;1363926567;smickles;inser 'I' somewhere in there -65118;1363926641;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 22 @ 0.3987 = 8.7714 BTC [-] -65117;1363926673;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.3987 = 1.5948 BTC [-] -65116;1363926697;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.3987 = 19.935 BTC [-] -65115;1363926764;NOTAL;!help -65114;1363926765;assbot;List of commands: -65113;1363926766;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !t} -65112;1363926767;assbot;!last (desc: returns last price value, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !l} -65111;1363926768;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -65110;1363926769;assbot;!rules (desc: chan guidelines) {short: !r} -65109;1363926770;assbot;!exchanges (desc: lists exchanges and brokers) {short: !e} -65108;1363926771;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 200 @ 0.3987 = 79.74 BTC [-] -65107;1363926773;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.3987 = 19.935 BTC [-] -65106;1363926833;NOTAL;!last -65105;1363926834;assbot;Are you sure you have no tobacco? -65104;1363926847;mircea_popescu;hello notal -65103;1363926855;NOTAL;hello -65102;1363926860;mircea_popescu;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-03-21/us-begins-regulating-bitcoin-will-consider-virtual-transactions-money-laundering << basically zerohedge is the new zeroclue ? -65101;1363926882;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.3987 = 3.1896 BTC [-] -65100;1363926885;smickles;!last m s.mpoe -65099;1363926885;assbot;Last trade for S.MPOE on MPEX was at 0.00072101 BTC [-] -65098;1363926897;mod6;mircea_popescu: yeah -65097;1363926927;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155098.msg1656127#msg1656127 o boy watch the silver butthurt nao. -65096;1363926972;smickles;https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-s0d-GHe6W8o/UUocFG_0D_I/AAAAAAAAHbg/4PysJZ5-vwU/s648/Dont-Steal-The-government-hates-competition1.jpg < /me lold -65095;1363926993;mircea_popescu;lol -65094;1363927024;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.445 = 1.78 BTC [-] -65093;1363927185;mod6;smickles: i've always had a special place in my heart for anyone who sports that bumper sticker -65092;1363927215;mod6;don't see it very often, but when I do, i smile :) -65091;1363927228;smickles;this is the first i've seen it -65090;1363927232;smickles;i want one -65089;1363927238;mod6;oh its an oldie but goodie -65088;1363927250;mod6;and pretty rare to see. gotta love it. -65087;1363927252;dub;you'll find it right next to a confederate flag sticker -65086;1363927259;mod6;naw -65085;1363927266;dub;the driver will be chewing tobacco -65084;1363927269;unbalanced;it's a good'n -65083;1363927269;mod6;those people are nitwits -65082;1363927286;smickles;maybe you'll see hoffman's 'steal this book' above it in the window -65081;1363927297;smickles;or on a seat in the car -65080;1363927339;smickles;or mitnicks 'the art of deception' -65079;1363927360;mircea_popescu;i think dub is a leftie -65078;1363927384;smickles;naw, he's just a yankee carpet-bagger -65077;1363927388;smickles;;) -65076;1363927398;mircea_popescu;haha -65075;1363927413;dub;leftie, greenie, nigger.. choose your favorite reason to hate -65074;1363927420;mircea_popescu;what, you're black !? -65073;1363927427;kakobrekla;greenie? -65072;1363927433;dub;not black per se -65071;1363927437;mod6;(green party) -65070;1363927444;mircea_popescu;i just hate you cause you're a sociopath that's all -65069;1363927456;smickles;oh, i get it, dub is al rhoker -65068;1363927460;mod6;HA -65067;1363927496;Bowjob;guys, it started -65066;1363927499;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -65065;1363927500;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.31111, Best ask: 72.40795, Bid-ask spread: 0.09684, Last trade: 72.50000, 24 hour volume: 92454.90765557, 24 hour low: 63.10100, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 69.55651 -65064;1363927501;smickles;;;ticker -65063;1363927502;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.31111, Best ask: 72.40795, Bid-ask spread: 0.09684, Last trade: 72.50000, 24 hour volume: 92454.90765557, 24 hour low: 63.10100, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 69.55651 -65062;1363927505;mircea_popescu;ha! -65061;1363927506;Bowjob;hyper inflation is happening -65060;1363927507;Bowjob;http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B002INQ074/ie=UTF8&qid=1363919668 -65059;1363927508;Bowjob;!! -65058;1363927514;kakobrekla;btc is stable now. -65057;1363927522;smickles;lol -65056;1363927529;Bowjob;im a .. -65055;1363927531;mod6;oh wow -65054;1363927537;Bowjob;fuck i dont know whats next after trillion -65053;1363927541;Bowjob;quadrillion, right -65052;1363927547;mircea_popescu;anyway, am i the only one amused at the circumstance that the silly left has vanquished all hatespeech, they don't hate niggers, spics or spans anymore -65051;1363927554;mircea_popescu;they just hate sociopaths and that's all ? -65050;1363927580;smickles;mircea_popescu: and smokers -65049;1363927582;mod6;haha, yeah the left used to be the ones with the white hoods on -65048;1363927587;mircea_popescu;smickles smokers are sociopaths -65047;1363927593;smickles;D: -65046;1363927601;mod6;the old-south democrats -65045;1363927608;Namworld;Is it me or everyone are sociopaths nowadays? -65044;1363927609;mod6;dixie-crats or whatever -65043;1363927613;mircea_popescu;that's the great progrss here : by detaching nigger-ness from skin color, slovenly-sluttyness from cuntal lips and everything from everything else -65042;1363927618;mircea_popescu;you can build a construct of pure evil -65041;1363927630;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3987 = 0.7974 BTC [-] -65040;1363927639;mircea_popescu;and live under the impression that while you walk the earth with the retarded brain of the spanish faithful cca 1500 -65039;1363927643;mircea_popescu;still progress has occured -65038;1363927703;ThickAsThieves;you forgot the one thing the left hates most -65037;1363927708;ThickAsThieves;the right -65036;1363927718;mircea_popescu;ya but those are mostly sociopaths anyway -65035;1363927728;ThickAsThieves;these days for sure -65034;1363927733;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.3987 = 19.935 BTC [-] -65033;1363927769;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3987 = 0.7974 BTC [-] -65032;1363927868;mod6;(19:46) < smickles> mircea_popescu: and smokers << this is ironic as obama is a smoker -65031;1363927892;mircea_popescu;don't be racist. -65030;1363927996;mod6;wat -65029;1363928047;dub;dammit people wanting me to be useful on a firday -65028;1363928052;dub;friday* -65027;1363928096;dub;so yeah; left, green, black and according to some silly chart linked here the other day, in the 1% -65026;1363928197;dub;thats gotta put a few 'muricans into therapy rite? -65025;1363928262;dub;oh and I'm fine with paying >50% tax and geting free healthcare for it -65024;1363928278;mircea_popescu;how come ? -65023;1363928290;dub;because tax is good -65022;1363928298;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.3987 = 7.974 BTC [-] -65021;1363928300;mircea_popescu;... -65020;1363928302;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3987 = 0.7974 BTC [-] -65019;1363928303;dub;the state provides for me, so I provide for them -65018;1363928316;mircea_popescu;you're evil. -65017;1363928334;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 16 @ 0.00486 = 0.0778 BTC [+] -65016;1363928337;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 4 @ 0.00486 = 0.0194 BTC [+] -65015;1363928550;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/295/btc-usd-will-top-68-in-2013/ -65014;1363928555;mircea_popescu;whodda thunk it, seriously now -65013;1363928824;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3976 BTC [-] -65012;1363928868;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P510T] 1 @ 0.05328501 BTC [+] -65011;1363928873;kakobrekla;http://imgur.com/1CR7ez0 -65010;1363928896;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3976 = 9.94 BTC [-] -65009;1363928910;mircea_popescu;lol invest in gold! -65008;1363928947;mircea_popescu;incredible similarity -65007;1363928964;dub;... -65006;1363928966;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.3976 = 3.1808 BTC [-] -65005;1363929008;tiberiusiv;large ask wall and a weakening bid -65004;1363929021;dub;has to be reptilian manipulation -65003;1363929038;mod6;wow -65002;1363929049;tiberiusiv;bet we go into low 60's by tomorrow -65001;1363929057;mod6;;;bids 60 -65000;1363929058;gribble;There are currently 20145.971 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.0 USD, worth 1315049.984 USD in total. | Data vintage: 74.7298 seconds -64999;1363929060;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 75 @ 0.3976 = 29.82 BTC [-] -64998;1363929078;tiberiusiv;;;asks 75 -64997;1363929078;gribble;There are currently 17615.611 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 1308515.06392 USD in total. | Data vintage: 95.0453 seconds -64996;1363929121;kakobrekla;the wall, -64995;1363929124;kakobrekla;it is fake. -64994;1363929136;smickles;http://i.imgur.com/Won93wr.png -64993;1363929142;tiberiusiv;how can you tell kako -64992;1363929174;mircea_popescu;he has the hat. -64991;1363929174;kakobrekla;you can judge by the sound if you knock on it -64990;1363929360;mod6;(19:58) < dub> because tax is good << trolololo? -64989;1363929487;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.35497416 = 354.9742 BTC [+] -64988;1363929574;mircea_popescu;hmm calls closing ? -64987;1363929590;mircea_popescu;could this be the end of the climb ? -64986;1363929658;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 2 @ 0.137451 = 0.2749 BTC [-] -64985;1363929659;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 998 @ 0.16907668 = 168.7385 BTC [+] -64984;1363929719;kakobrekla;a weekend timeout perhaps -64983;1363929723;smickles;;;calc 75/1.13745 -64982;1363929723;gribble;65.9369642622 -64981;1363929727;mircea_popescu;a the weekend is coming huh -64980;1363929749;smickles;that's a lot of beer money -64979;1363929838;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.35516019 = 355.1602 BTC [+] -64978;1363929909;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3914 = 0.7828 BTC [-] -64977;1363929954;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=O.BTCUSD.C450T -64976;1363929963;mircea_popescu;indeed that is how profits look -64975;1363930003;smickles;woah -64974;1363930055;dub;mod6: I recognise the need for governance over human society and an happy to support it -64973;1363930106;dub;we're just too shit as individuals to make it work -64972;1363930148;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3914 = 0.7828 BTC [-] -64971;1363930181;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3914 BTC [-] -64970;1363930190;smickles;hmm, what does it mean if gov't is made up of individuals? -64969;1363930204;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.44000002 = 1.76 BTC [-] -64968;1363930204;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.44000001 = 3.96 BTC [-] -64967;1363930205;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.44 = 3.08 BTC [-] -64966;1363930227;dub;its hopefully not, they act under rules decided by majority -64965;1363930244;smickles;ah, so mob rule -64964;1363930258;dub;yeah or democracy, whatever you want to call it -64963;1363930290;benkay;;;goxlag -64962;1363930291;gribble;3.387687 seconds -64961;1363930307;benkay;how exactly is goxlag calculated? -64960;1363930313;smickles;are there any democracies in the world -64959;1363930314;smickles;? -64958;1363930336;smickles;i was under the impression that most 'democracies' are actually republics -64957;1363930367;smickles;http://i.imgur.com/X22bRY2.gif wowzer -64956;1363930437;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.35534611 = 355.3461 BTC [+] -64955;1363930454;dub;the method of governance is what im interested in, not an arbitrary label but I think no? -64954;1363930468;mircea_popescu;ahh, i nearly forgot. the moment i've long awaited : -64953;1363930474;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -64952;1363930475;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00069171 / 0.0007234 / 0.00074208 (363544 shares, 262.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00066743 / 0.00072074 / 0.00077505 (3180083 shares, 2,292.02 BTC), 30D: 0.00061614 / 0.00070767 / 0.00078628 (37489099 shares, 26,529.98 BTC) -64951;1363930475;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -64950;1363930476;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 73.40000, Best ask: 73.54000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14000, Last trade: 73.54000, 24 hour volume: 92626.33775863, 24 hour low: 63.10100, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 69.81455 -64949;1363930493;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00070767 * 1000000000 * 69.81455 -64948;1363930494;gribble;49405662.5985 -64947;1363930496;mircea_popescu;fuck -64946;1363930497;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 23 @ 0.3909 = 8.9907 BTC [-] -64945;1363930499;mircea_popescu;still under -.- -64944;1363930500;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3909 = 9.7725 BTC [-] -64943;1363930520;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.3909 = 4.6908 BTC [-] -64942;1363930527;benkay;haha -64941;1363930529;benkay;damn dude -64940;1363930554;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 45 @ 0.3909 = 17.5905 BTC [-] -64939;1363930559;mircea_popescu;dub this majority rule thing is no panacea -64938;1363930570;dub;democracy is when people vote for politicians who in turn vote, in accordance their constituancies wishes, on propsed pieces of legistaltion -64937;1363930594;mircea_popescu;yeah. and the fate of democracy is for those politicians to observe that they can squander othe people's money. -64936;1363930602;smickles;dub: that's a republic -64935;1363930602;mircea_popescu;at which point the show ends. -64934;1363930613;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://imgur.com/gallery/lrHmx -64933;1363930637;mircea_popescu;i dig the skittles one -64932;1363930652;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 35 @ 0.3909 = 13.6815 BTC [-] -64931;1363930667;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 153 @ 0.3909 = 59.8077 BTC [-] -64930;1363930683;dub;smickles: maybe according to your schooling -64929;1363930723;smickles;how strange, it also resembles what plato described -64928;1363930743;mircea_popescu;traditionally the republic is the place where the laws prevail -64927;1363930750;mircea_popescu;democracy is where the will of the mob prevails. -64926;1363930764;mircea_popescu;pretty much everyone agrees democracy = disaster, as in, wrose than tyrrany -64925;1363930767;dub;how do laws get created -64924;1363930771;mircea_popescu;with the unnotable exception of contemporary authors. -64923;1363930783;mircea_popescu;dub they don't, basically. -64922;1363930810;mircea_popescu;in the classical republic the laws were "always there". some mystical origin or whatever. -64921;1363930831;smickles;convince the soldiers they came from the land -64920;1363930840;mircea_popescu;the idea of a state without the power to legislate is quite appealing, actually. pretty much the onl;y way "the state" can work is if it can make no laws and raise no taxes. -64919;1363930848;dub;well I guess my outlook is more grounded in reality that whimsical language of philosophy -64918;1363930866;mircea_popescu;dub another way to say this would be that your outlook is more grounded in fashion and ignorance than literacy. -64917;1363930874;mod6;it wasn't whimsical to the authors of the constitution and the bill of rights. -64916;1363930875;dub;could be -64915;1363930894;dub;well the bill of rights is a bit of a joke -64914;1363930901;dub;to ~muricans anyway -64913;1363930905;dub;!muricans -64912;1363930909;smickles;in the republic, the laws come from the senators -64911;1363930949;dub;the right to wholesale slaughter each other because you are scared fo the govt you elected -64910;1363930950;mircea_popescu;smickles is an entire "law of men / law of gods" issue there -64909;1363930956;mircea_popescu;city ordinances came from senators -64908;1363930975;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 103 @ 0.3909 = 40.2627 BTC [-] -64907;1363930976;mircea_popescu;but nobody had the authority to ban smoking, or invent pedophilia as an offense -64906;1363930991;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.3909 = 1.5636 BTC [-] -64905;1363931008;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.38439702 = 384.397 BTC [+] -64904;1363931010;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.35562479 = 355.6248 BTC [+] -64903;1363931012;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.41316925 = 413.1693 BTC [+] -64902;1363931016;smickles;mircea_popescu: the idea was to make the laws in accordance with what the gods wanted, which was decided upon by debate -64901;1363931024;dub;so in general if you have kids you don't want them getting fucked until they are old enough to decide who they want to fuck -64900;1363931027;smickles;sounds like 'merica to me -64899;1363931043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.99 BTC [+] -64898;1363931048;mircea_popescu;dub i didn't pick that example by accident. it was pretty much the largest civil issue in greece. -64897;1363931057;dub;unfortunately there are old people around that would liek to fuck your kids -64896;1363931063;mircea_popescu;largely unresolved by the fall of athens -64895;1363931071;dub;so in order to protect your kids you propose a law against fucking them -64894;1363931092;dub;you gather support for this law and if enough people agree it becomes one -64893;1363931095;mircea_popescu;towards the mid phase they had invented the habit of putting gold on the kid's necks -64892;1363931103;mircea_popescu;as a show that if you fuck this one his daddy's prolly gonna have your arse. -64891;1363931104;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.22 BTC [+] -64890;1363931111;mircea_popescu;kinda how that entire locket tradition got started. -64889;1363931160;dub;smickles reminded me of another hilarity of american constitution, that God started it all -64888;1363931168;mircea_popescu;that's universal tho -64887;1363931172;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3914 BTC [+] -64886;1363931178;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.3914 = 7.828 BTC [+] -64885;1363931184;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.3914 = 7.828 BTC [+] -64884;1363931212;dub;its not -64883;1363931224;tiberiusiv;man was given the burden of freedom -64882;1363931232;tiberiusiv;nothing false about that -64881;1363931244;mircea_popescu;what political system is not at some point claiming some metaphysical entrenchment ? -64880;1363931252;dub;your president talks about god giving you rights regularly, we lock people like this up -64879;1363931265;dub;because thats crazy talk -64878;1363931271;mircea_popescu;i think this is largely a semantic issue. -64877;1363931284;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.46799999 BTC [+] -64876;1363931285;tiberiusiv;your rights are god given hence natural -64875;1363931291;tiberiusiv;they do not come from government or other men -64874;1363931303;mircea_popescu;there's not much difference between claiming god gave you some right or you just have some right or you gave it yourself or whatever else. -64873;1363931322;dub;politicians here go to great lenghts to disguise any religious leaning as it would be political suicide -64872;1363931330;mircea_popescu;there's never going to be a "proper" font of rights, and consequently any statement as to their origin is pretty much the same thing. -64871;1363931336;tiberiusiv;dub first off most people never agree to a law -64870;1363931338;dub;aside from some marginal bottom feeders -64869;1363931342;smickles;mircea_popescu: "Hello? This is dog. I'm stuck in 1935. Send help" http://i.imgur.com/apaveS3.jpg -64868;1363931351;tiberiusiv;dub: where are you from? -64867;1363931353;mircea_popescu;awww! -64866;1363931390;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 187 @ 0.3914 = 73.1918 BTC [+] -64865;1363931392;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3914 = 9.785 BTC [+] -64864;1363931395;dub;tiberiusiv: that is not important -64863;1363931407;mircea_popescu;he's from like vassar or some shit. -64862;1363931413;Namworld;Well VTX is almost all gone already -64861;1363931435;smickles;http://i.imgur.com/P7CFkG5.png -64860;1363931440;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.41325384 = 413.2538 BTC [+] -64859;1363931441;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.38448574 = 384.4857 BTC [+] -64858;1363931443;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.35571763 = 355.7176 BTC [+] -64857;1363931445;mircea_popescu;shame on Namworld trolling us with finance talk in this chan -64856;1363931448;tiberiusiv;mircea: alot of idiot bitcoiners are dropping out from missallocating their BTCs -64855;1363931459;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv you quoting the girl ? :D -64854;1363931463;tiberiusiv;into unpayable loan schemes, asics etc -64853;1363931502;Namworld;I'm watching VTX -64852;1363931511;mircea_popescu;did you buy any ? -64851;1363931555;Namworld;A little bit. It's from my country so... I though I could support a bit. Not so many canadian bitcoiners yet. But fees on cavirtex are high. -64850;1363931564;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3914 = 1.1742 BTC [+] -64849;1363931578;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.3914 = 7.828 BTC [+] -64848;1363931588;Namworld;I use cavirtex to buy/cash out BTC as needed. -64847;1363931592;Namworld;already -64846;1363931593;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.3914 = 3.1312 BTC [+] -64845;1363931607;mircea_popescu;a makes sense to own a little then -64844;1363931611;tiberiusiv;namworld: cavirtex fees are comparable to anywhere else -64843;1363931616;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.3914 = 4.6968 BTC [+] -64842;1363931626;Namworld;3%, vs MtGox 0.6% -64841;1363931630;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 63 @ 0.3914 = 24.6582 BTC [+] -64840;1363931648;Namworld;coinbase 1% I think... -64839;1363931656;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3914 = 1.1742 BTC [+] -64838;1363931685;tiberiusiv;namworld: mtgox doesnt let you withdraw with bank drafts, email money, direct deposit -64837;1363931687;mircea_popescu;well it's only 3% if you do 100 btc -64836;1363931691;mircea_popescu;otherwise like .5 -64835;1363931694;tiberiusiv;cavirtex can give you 30k in under 24hrs -64834;1363931708;tiberiusiv;cavirtex is extremely fast in cashing out -64833;1363931714;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 71 @ 0.3914 = 27.7894 BTC [+] -64832;1363931715;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv in fairness, that's prolly because they're not much used so they don't opverrun their limits -64831;1363931722;Namworld;With discounts for very large volumes, it works down to as low as 0.5% but you have to trade 2500+ within the last 120 days -64830;1363931731;tiberiusiv;mircea: there are no capital limits in canada -64829;1363931751;mircea_popescu;that'll have to be verified in practice before i take it too seriously. -64828;1363931751;Namworld;I love Canada -64827;1363931752;mod6;NO LIMIT -64826;1363931777;mircea_popescu;anyway, it's quite clear that mtgox is dead by now. -64825;1363931788;mircea_popescu;back when they were just bleeding market share it seemed like it's temporary -64824;1363931790;tiberiusiv;mircea: canadian regulators tend to be 40 years behind anything -64823;1363931802;Namworld;That's true. -64822;1363931802;mircea_popescu;but by now sealed deal. so probably the top 5 or top 10 stand to gain nicely. -64821;1363931811;tiberiusiv;you realize canada is like the financial crime center of the world -64820;1363931819;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv russia is. -64819;1363931824;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.3914 = 2.7398 BTC [+] -64818;1363931830;mod6;i thought it was London -64817;1363931832;Namworld;I think Russia beats Canada, yeah -64816;1363931838;tiberiusiv;100mil ponzi scheme is like 3 years prison in canada -64815;1363931839;tiberiusiv;its life in russia -64814;1363931844;mircea_popescu;no it's not. -64813;1363931852;mircea_popescu;it's free police guards in russia. -64812;1363931861;tiberiusiv;yes i guess that is true -64811;1363931869;mircea_popescu;now on the other hand not payingyour taxes... -64810;1363931878;mircea_popescu;they don;t like that. -64809;1363931929;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3914 = 1.1742 BTC [+] -64808;1363932037;smickles;What's like making love in a canoe? -64807;1363932051;tiberiusiv;russia taxes are low -64806;1363932054;tiberiusiv;like 10% on income -64805;1363932069;mod6;usa used to be like that -64804;1363932079;mod6;now they just rape you over and over -64803;1363932103;tiberiusiv;US was like 5% on ultra high net worths -64802;1363932105;mod6;EVERYWHICH WAY FROM SUNDAY POSSIBLE -64801;1363932113;tiberiusiv;and 0 in the golden age -64800;1363932115;dub;why don't you leave? -64799;1363932122;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv there's official + unopfficial -64798;1363932126;mircea_popescu;you're better off paying the latter -64797;1363932133;dub;I know a few wealthy people who upped and GTFO -64796;1363932140;dub;mainly due to death tax -64795;1363932144;tiberiusiv;leaving the US makes no sense for wealthy -64794;1363932152;mircea_popescu;dub im paying something like 3.9% if you count it all. -64793;1363932155;tiberiusiv;they have to renounce citizenship and pay an exit tax -64792;1363932159;smickles;American beer, know why? -64791;1363932162;mod6;well, im not in the category. im in the "unwashed masses" category, as mp calls it. -64790;1363932171;dub;american beer is terrible -64789;1363932173;mircea_popescu;mod6 im sure you wash. -64788;1363932176;dub;ask anyone -64787;1363932177;tiberiusiv;second off, where would a wealthy american really leave too? -64786;1363932181;smickles;it's fucking close to water -64785;1363932181;mod6;mircea_popescu: hehe, i do :) -64784;1363932184;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3949 = 0.7898 BTC [+] -64783;1363932187;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv romania. -64782;1363932187;tiberiusiv;options are limited -64781;1363932201;tiberiusiv;dude 80% of romania is a dump -64780;1363932207;mircea_popescu;so ? -64779;1363932218;mod6;well, who cares, maybe it wont be if they adopt btc -64778;1363932218;mircea_popescu;80% of the us is a dump too, what criteria is this -64777;1363932226;tiberiusiv;its dangerous to be a wealthy none native -64776;1363932226;smickles;most of earth's surface is water, but i still like living here -64775;1363932240;jcpham;i want to die on mars secretly -64774;1363932243;tiberiusiv;US has large diversity to pick from and same language -64773;1363932249;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv ya well being stupid and rich is dangerous everywhere. -64772;1363932261;tiberiusiv;romania also has a high sales tax and income tax -64771;1363932265;smickles;given the chance to live in shit conditions on mars, i would do it -64770;1363932276;tiberiusiv;consumer goods are very expensive in RO compared to US -64769;1363932295;mircea_popescu;are you serious ? -64768;1363932307;tiberiusiv;yes. im talking about imported goods -64767;1363932308;dub;this may shock you, but I only have one television -64766;1363932310;mircea_popescu;... -64765;1363932315;mod6;here i just saw a kid pay $3.50 for a can of altoids -64764;1363932320;dub;and its like 36" -64763;1363932320;mircea_popescu;to get a good car in the us you have to ship it from yurp -64762;1363932321;mod6;i nearly fell over -64761;1363932323;mircea_popescu;it's about half price in romania -64760;1363932331;tiberiusiv;not imports -64759;1363932337;tiberiusiv;high end cars, electronics etc -64758;1363932341;tiberiusiv;are not half price in romania -64757;1363932352;mircea_popescu;china is closer to romania than to the us you know -64756;1363932355;tiberiusiv;theres a 23% consumption tax alone -64755;1363932370;tiberiusiv;that means nothing, romania doesnt even have a developed transport network to move goods around -64754;1363932372;mircea_popescu;there's vat, but you apply it on lower basis and get much better stuff for your money. -64753;1363932381;tiberiusiv;you realize german cars are cheaper in the US then in germany? -64752;1363932387;mircea_popescu;you're approaching the problems of infrastructure as if you're a salaried peon. -64751;1363932392;mircea_popescu;i thought we were discussing the ultrarich here. -64750;1363932408;tiberiusiv;ultrarich live great in the US -64749;1363932415;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv yes, they're cheaper inasmuch as they're made in jersey, and thus only german by name. -64748;1363932418;tiberiusiv;gated off islands, huge estates in cali -64747;1363932438;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.3949 = 2.7643 BTC [+] -64746;1363932453;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.41384528 = 413.8453 BTC [+] -64745;1363932460;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.38510602 = 385.106 BTC [+] -64744;1363932462;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.35636677 = 356.3668 BTC [+] -64743;1363932470;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4214 @ 0.00072101 = 3.0383 BTC [-] -64742;1363932471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3750 @ 0.00072032 = 2.7012 BTC [-] -64741;1363932475;mircea_popescu;if you think a gated off island is a great way to live i guess we see things too differently to discuss this productively. -64740;1363932476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5754 @ 0.0007046 = 4.0543 BTC [-] -64739;1363932482;tiberiusiv;you can safely drive around a ferrari in 70% of the US -64738;1363932483;dub;^ -64737;1363932486;tiberiusiv;the same is not true for romania -64736;1363932494;mircea_popescu;how would you know that ?! -64735;1363932503;tiberiusiv;my friends from there -64734;1363932505;dub;movies -64733;1363932509;mircea_popescu;they may be talking a lot of shit. -64732;1363932509;tiberiusiv;thats how i knew about your city -64731;1363932510;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 33 @ 0.3949 = 13.0317 BTC [+] -64730;1363932522;tiberiusiv;timisoara is a wealthy region for romania -64729;1363932526;mircea_popescu;yeah. -64728;1363932534;tiberiusiv;its more sophisticated too -64727;1363932540;mircea_popescu;or so they like to think -64726;1363932544;tiberiusiv;the rest of the place has high levels of poverty -64725;1363932546;mircea_popescu;not really the case, but anyway -64724;1363932552;mircea_popescu;so does detroit. wtf. -64723;1363932577;tiberiusiv;mircea: an ultra rich american has no real incentive to leave the US -64722;1363932581;mircea_popescu;on one hand you're telling me about these elusive cali estates (0.001% of us) -64721;1363932596;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 16 @ 0.3949 = 6.3184 BTC [+] -64720;1363932597;mircea_popescu;on the other hand you impugn imaginary problems with romania on the grounds that it's not all level -64719;1363932603;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv yes, he does. -64718;1363932613;tiberiusiv;mircea: tell me what the ultra rich is gaining leaving the US? -64717;1363932615;mircea_popescu;or else all the ones i know dropping it since 2005 or so are silly. -64716;1363932617;Namworld;tiberius has hard set views about how people lives in various place of the world and living costs. -64715;1363932623;mod6;tiberiusiv: there are lots of super rich people here who renounce their citizenship and leave for a tax-haven like the bahamas or whatever. -64714;1363932636;tiberiusiv;dude bahamas you cannot own GOODS -64713;1363932640;tiberiusiv;they have duties of like 500% -64712;1363932643;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv the problem with the us is that it contains ~200mn unskilled, hungry, entitled doods. -64711;1363932649;mircea_popescu;you don't want to be aroundwhen shtf. -64710;1363932652;dub;an interesting thing about americans is how few of them travel -64709;1363932662;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 33 @ 0.3949 = 13.0317 BTC [+] -64708;1363932687;tiberiusiv;mod6: renouncing your citizenship to sit in the bahmas only makes sense if 100% of your income comes from capital gains -64707;1363932692;mircea_popescu;let me put it in the following perspective : american guy making 1300 usd a month (mostly govt aid, he doesn't work for it) is sitting around listening to angry music and glaring at passerbys because "he's been cheated". -64706;1363932701;tiberiusiv;dividend income is still withheld from 99% of countries by up to 30% -64705;1363932710;mod6;tiberiusiv: maybe the bahamas was a bad example. im not rich enough to know better really. -64704;1363932713;mod6;i couldn't care less. -64703;1363932716;mircea_popescu;romanian guy making ~500 usd a month is going out and fixing the park benches in his spare time with his own tools. -64702;1363932746;mircea_popescu;nobody rich wants to hang around with idiots. -64701;1363932748;mircea_popescu;that's the incentive. -64700;1363932752;tiberiusiv;micrea: romanian government is too poor to run an effective welfare state -64699;1363932758;tiberiusiv;they dont in the US -64698;1363932764;tiberiusiv;thats why they all live in guarded and secluded areas -64697;1363932768;mircea_popescu;right. seclusion sucks. -64696;1363932774;tiberiusiv;the ultra rich dont mingle with the commoners lol -64695;1363932786;mircea_popescu;better off move to somewhere where the idiots are still kept at a low roar by the traditional means of stepping on head. -64694;1363932813;tiberiusiv;listen youd need to hire an army of security personal in romania -64693;1363932826;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.41384528 = 413.8453 BTC [+] -64692;1363932828;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.38510602 = 385.106 BTC [+] -64691;1363932828;tiberiusiv;theres a reason romanians have a bad reputation throughout the EU -64690;1363932832;mircea_popescu;it's funny, cause i'm over here and you're over there. -64689;1363932833;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.35636677 = 356.3668 BTC [+] -64688;1363932837;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3949 BTC [+] -64687;1363932844;mircea_popescu;yet you're definitively telling me shit ?! -64686;1363932845;tiberiusiv;if anyone got a whiff of your wealth youd kidnapped -64685;1363932854;tiberiusiv;mircea: you can blend in -64684;1363932855;mircea_popescu;sigh. -64683;1363932860;tiberiusiv;you are a native speaker -64682;1363932869;mircea_popescu;listen, there's plenty of rich people. everybody knows. -64681;1363932878;mircea_popescu;there hasn't been a kidnapping in romania since i dunno, years ago. -64680;1363932879;tiberiusiv;yes romanians -64679;1363932886;mircea_popescu;no dude. italians, germans -64678;1363932890;mircea_popescu;take your pick. -64677;1363932892;tiberiusiv;hardened by 70 years of communism and system manipulation -64676;1363932898;tiberiusiv;that nobody fucks with -64675;1363932903;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4679999 BTC [-] -64674;1363932913;mircea_popescu;i think you're basically caught in a novel -64673;1363932924;smickles;face it mircea, your country sucks -64672;1363932928;mircea_popescu;lol -64671;1363932929;tiberiusiv;you still didnt tell me any incentive that romania offers -64670;1363932934;mircea_popescu;it sucks, but not for the reasons he thinks -64669;1363932944;tiberiusiv;why would i move to a place that charges me 23% to buy products? -64668;1363932946;mircea_popescu;i told you about a dozen, but somehow it doesn't stick. -64667;1363932959;mircea_popescu;because you'd rather pay 1.23 dollars for a pound of excellent cheese -64666;1363932963;jcpham;it sucks because he's alienated and alone -64665;1363932964;tiberiusiv;so i pay a 23% premium to watch a poor guy paint a park bench -64664;1363932965;jcpham;no peers -64663;1363932966;mircea_popescu;than 6.50 for a pound of whatever you have there. -64662;1363932976;jcpham;all he has a re hot women -64661;1363932983;jcpham;and it is so boring -64660;1363932984;tiberiusiv;yes but a car costs 50% more -64659;1363932988;mircea_popescu;nope. -64658;1363932989;benkay;wat -64657;1363932994;mircea_popescu;a car actually costs ~30% less. -64656;1363932997;tiberiusiv;mircea: compare new car prices -64655;1363933002;mircea_popescu;(than europe. prolly 50% less than the us) -64654;1363933003;tiberiusiv;what the dacia? lol -64653;1363933012;tiberiusiv;dude that is pure bs -64652;1363933037;mircea_popescu;next he's gonna tell me that a limited series lamborghini costs the same everywhere ;/ -64651;1363933067;tiberiusiv;http://www.mercedes-benz.ro/content/romania/mpc/mpc_romania_website/rong/home_mpc/passengercars/home/new_cars/models/e-class/_w212/configurator/configurator.html?tp_ccci=/dsc_ro/globalsessionid/DSC_ro3E2D3232336E3B7BFF333A6301020900/dsc_locale/ro_RO/appId/DSC_ro/siteLocale/ro_RO/P3501ViewBean.jam1%3bjsessionid=0000iBB1YEY0PeDNC29nXrqoZkJ:16pcreqrr#_int_passengercars:home:model-navi:configurator -64650;1363933085;tiberiusiv;E350 gasoline is 55400 euros in romania -64649;1363933115;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.3976 = 2.7832 BTC [+] -64648;1363933142;tiberiusiv;in the united states its 51k USD -64647;1363933166;smickles;who pays list price for a car? -64646;1363933166;tiberiusiv;25k price difference -64645;1363933168;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.3976 = 3.1808 BTC [+] -64644;1363933169;tiberiusiv;add even average US sales tax of 6% -64643;1363933183;mircea_popescu;http://mercedes.anunturi-auto.4tuning.ro/anunturi-auto/masini-second/mercedes-e-220-impecabila-11871957.html -64642;1363933185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3976 BTC [+] -64641;1363933185;mircea_popescu;6k euros. -64640;1363933189;tiberiusiv;the US is the cheapest consumer good market in the world -64639;1363933195;tiberiusiv;thats the benefit of reserve status -64638;1363933199;mircea_popescu;look, you wanna believe that, believe that. -64637;1363933210;mircea_popescu;i've been there, i've been here, itdoesn't figure like you think. -64636;1363933220;tiberiusiv;dude they dont even sell the 220 in the US -64635;1363933228;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1099 BTC [+] -64634;1363933229;tiberiusiv;thats like what taxis drive in europe -64633;1363933235;mircea_popescu;yeah... -64632;1363933243;tiberiusiv;6k euros for a high mileage old benz? -64631;1363933250;tiberiusiv;BASE model? -64630;1363933258;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 97 @ 0.85888 = 83.3114 BTC [+] -64629;1363933272;mircea_popescu;you've successfuly railroaded this discussion into perhaps the most irrelevant possible corner. -64628;1363933273;tiberiusiv;which you have to pay romanian road tax on -64627;1363933274;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.85889 = 17.1778 BTC [+] -64626;1363933277;tiberiusiv;if your engine is too large -64625;1363933286;jcpham;twss -64624;1363933297;tiberiusiv;romania is cheaper only for basic staples -64623;1363933298;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3976 = 1.1928 BTC [+] -64622;1363933301;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.85896 = 17.1792 BTC [+] -64621;1363933302;tiberiusiv;ie rent, groceries -64620;1363933308;mircea_popescu;romania is cheaper for everything that matters, pretty much. -64619;1363933316;tiberiusiv;considering the average salary is 1/15th of the US -64618;1363933324;mircea_popescu;as in, you couldn't replicate what counts as a "normal" diet here in the us without 10k a month -64617;1363933341;tiberiusiv;well i agree to that -64616;1363933349;tiberiusiv;healthy food in north america is expensive -64615;1363933349;mircea_popescu;i happen top not care what cars cost mostly because i hire a driver with his car and gas for ~100 bux per day or some shit -64614;1363933358;mircea_popescu;i can keep three on call and not even notice it particularly. -64613;1363933374;tiberiusiv;100 per day im driving a ferrari in the US -64612;1363933379;mircea_popescu;im not driving. -64611;1363933380;mod6;no way -64610;1363933383;tiberiusiv;considering the monthly payments are 2500 -64609;1363933385;mircea_popescu;he's driving. -64608;1363933392;mod6;not even a rental with the insurance -64607;1363933402;mircea_popescu;and waits for me and carries my bags and whatever the fuck else. -64606;1363933405;tiberiusiv;mod6: you can finance a ferrari in the US for 2-3k a month -64605;1363933408;mircea_popescu;basically you get a motorized butler. -64604;1363933421;tiberiusiv;what car is he showing up in? -64603;1363933445;mircea_popescu;i dunno, whatever. you can actually demand a specific make, but i never cared. -64602;1363933446;mod6;wow. what a waste of money those high end cars are. -64601;1363933463;tiberiusiv;you know you can rent a brand new car in the US -64600;1363933467;tiberiusiv;for $20 a day -64599;1363933470;mircea_popescu;yes. -64598;1363933473;mircea_popescu;how much for the driver ? -64597;1363933475;tiberiusiv;and easily hire a driver for $60 -64596;1363933481;benkay;bahaha -64595;1363933483;mircea_popescu;a day ? -64594;1363933483;tiberiusiv;provided you give him the car -64593;1363933494;tiberiusiv;yes -64592;1363933505;benkay;less than ten dollars an hour -64591;1363933510;mircea_popescu;i think what happens here is that you're comparing things wrongly in the following sense : -64590;1363933512;benkay;for professional service -64589;1363933519;tiberiusiv;100 a day is alot -64588;1363933521;benkay;you are *out of your mind* -64587;1363933522;mircea_popescu;you probably get some deals over there and you take that as a basis. which isn't a basis. -64586;1363933530;mircea_popescu;then you imagine stuff here is book price, which it isn't. -64585;1363933538;mircea_popescu;this somehow comes out like it's 0.35% more here than there. -64584;1363933543;mircea_popescu;well... not the facts on the ground, no. -64583;1363933554;tiberiusiv;imported products(quality luxury items) are more expensive in RO then US -64582;1363933558;tiberiusiv;theres no comparison -64581;1363933565;mircea_popescu;i mean sure, while i was in ny i had free car service and two doods with shotguns -64580;1363933566;tiberiusiv;staples are agreeably cheaper -64579;1363933571;mircea_popescu;i didn't pay a cent, but that doesn't mean ny is free. -64578;1363933599;tiberiusiv;what about access to weapons? -64577;1363933608;mircea_popescu;what about it ? -64576;1363933620;tiberiusiv;with a drivers license i can be armed to the teeth in 1 day -64575;1363933631;mircea_popescu;yeah, and be shot by next morning. -64574;1363933635;tiberiusiv;in about 30% of the states -64573;1363933637;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3976 = 0.7952 BTC [+] -64572;1363933647;mircea_popescu;in romania you'd take about a week to find someone with a working firearm. -64571;1363933661;mircea_popescu;the police don't get live rounds, they just carry the empty pistols around. -64570;1363933664;tiberiusiv;lol -64569;1363933674;tiberiusiv;fuck off? -64568;1363933678;mod6;lol, thats almost as good as the japaneese police with their whistles. -64567;1363933683;mircea_popescu;i am serious. -64566;1363933685;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.41401404 = 414.014 BTC [+] -64565;1363933686;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.38528302 = 385.283 BTC [+] -64564;1363933688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.356552 = 356.552 BTC [+] -64563;1363933692;tiberiusiv;i agree US police are bad -64562;1363933698;tiberiusiv;kill you over speeding -64561;1363933699;mod6;DONT MAKE ME HIT YOU WITH THIS! -64560;1363933702;mod6;hahah -64559;1363933717;mircea_popescu;mod6 about a decade ago in the cluj airport i confiscated a chick's weapon -64558;1363933720;mircea_popescu;cause she was an idiot. -64557;1363933733;mircea_popescu;(they had just introduced females into the force at the time) -64556;1363933743;mircea_popescu;her boss was pissed (at her) -64555;1363933749;tiberiusiv;is the VTX ipo below offer price? -64554;1363933779;mircea_popescu;they run a strange dual book thing. -64553;1363933788;mircea_popescu;you gotta specifically buy from the ipo book -64552;1363933820;mod6;so you just were like, "you're not doing it right..." and just disarmed her? -64551;1363933821;tiberiusiv;cavirtex cashouts are extremely fast -64550;1363933842;mircea_popescu;mod6 she was not protecting her backside. i just went behind her, waited for like five seconds, then took her unsecured gun -64549;1363933844;Namworld;yeah, I like cavirtex -64548;1363933845;mircea_popescu;off her hip -64547;1363933851;mod6;LOL -64546;1363933853;mircea_popescu;yeah -64545;1363933854;mod6;bravo -64544;1363933862;mod6;no wonder the the CO was pissed -64543;1363933862;tiberiusiv;Share price: $30 CAD = 0.64 BTC5 -64542;1363933867;tiberiusiv;ipo is at 0.39? -64541;1363933867;mircea_popescu;i was like wtf you numnuts, what if this was loaded and i wiped the floor with the lot of you nao -64540;1363933897;mircea_popescu;mod6 actually let me see if i can find this -64539;1363933959;mircea_popescu;mod6 http://stirileprotv.ro/stiri/actualitate/video-incidente-inainte-de-meciul-steaua-dinamo-jandarmii-au-intervenit-in-forta.html -64538;1363933964;mircea_popescu;they lose the damned things all the time -64537;1363933965;mod6;nice -64536;1363933974;tiberiusiv;mircea: ultra rich americans tend to be either WASPs or jewish, and neither group likes to be around people much -64535;1363933985;mircea_popescu;title is "that awkward moment when a police guy loses his gun while handling arrests" -64534;1363933997;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3973 = 3.973 BTC [-] -64533;1363934001;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv yeah well... i like being around people. -64532;1363934006;tiberiusiv;hence why they build their boarded up enclaves -64531;1363934014;mircea_popescu;it's an unsanitary way of life. -64530;1363934023;tiberiusiv;it is strange -64529;1363934028;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 99 @ 0.3973 = 39.3327 BTC [-] -64528;1363934045;mircea_popescu;i mean... basically they're in prison. fuck that. -64527;1363934055;tiberiusiv;self imposed exile -64526;1363934066;mircea_popescu;i'll go to anywhere i want and strike up a chat with anyone i want. pick up a street walker if i feel like it and go watch the game with her. -64525;1363934066;tiberiusiv;spend most of their days worrying about losing the wealth -64524;1363934080;mircea_popescu;no way to live. -64523;1363934089;tiberiusiv;lol that is never occuring in north america -64522;1363934093;mircea_popescu;yes well... -64521;1363934100;tiberiusiv;youd be arrested -64520;1363934110;mircea_popescu;i'll tell you, part of what i did in the us was this cross country by bus thing -64519;1363934115;mircea_popescu;let me find this article -64518;1363934120;mircea_popescu;cause it's a funny story. -64517;1363934148;tiberiusiv;americans are approachable but its mostly a business type relationship -64516;1363934167;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2011/are-you-a-muslim/ -64515;1363934177;mircea_popescu;it's in romanian, if gt fails horribly i guess i'll have to translate it myself. -64514;1363934217;smickles;i'll say american area approachable, go up to one on thier porch with a smile and a friendly greeting in the dark of night, 3/5 times i get a beer doing that -64513;1363934223;mircea_popescu; youd be arrested << what i did earlier today was take a chick along for a nude stroll down the riverwalk. -64512;1363934227;smickles;*americans are -64511;1363934241;dub;did he try to sell any idiot being able to arm themselves to the teeth instantaneously as a good thing? -64510;1363934330;mod6;(21:34) < mircea_popescu> i'll go to anywhere i want and strike up a chat with anyone i want. pick up a street walker if i feel like it and go watch the game with her. << the sign of a true travel bug -64509;1363934347;mod6;its awesome to go new places and just chat up random people -64508;1363934377;mircea_popescu;mod6 when i landed in costa rica i didn't speak spanish. -64507;1363934395;mircea_popescu;i went to the local uni, found the english dept, picked up a chick wirth nice hooters -64506;1363934406;mircea_popescu;she got me an apt (for reasonable rent, causer it helps if you're local obviously) -64505;1363934435;mod6;nice :) -64504;1363934450;mod6;its a good way to learn the lang and exp the culture.. just immerse yourself. -64503;1363934451;tiberiusiv;so is havelock a legit exchange? -64502;1363934463;dub;chick with nice hooters eh.. sounds like a fatty -64501;1363934483;mircea_popescu;dub she was a little heavy in the rump ya -64500;1363934483;tiberiusiv;on the deposit bitcoins page i see nothing? -64499;1363934487;tiberiusiv;is it my browser -64498;1363934489;mod6;have you seen spanish chicks? some of em got a nice rack of titty and are totally thin -64497;1363934496;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv nobody's come forth with proof otherwise so far. -64496;1363934507;mircea_popescu;mod6 this one was well rounded. -64495;1363934520;mod6;they come in all shapes and sizes i guess. -64494;1363934522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.3973 = 2.7811 BTC [-] -64493;1363934540;mod6;i learned a lot of my spanish in mexico just traveling around. -64492;1363934547;mod6;then i kinda took it more formally later on. -64491;1363934568;dub;spanish chicks, ew -64490;1363934579;mod6;but travel is amazing, and all the americans who are too fat or busy watching the kardashians to go out and check out the rest of the planet are dumb. -64489;1363934580;mircea_popescu;dub y so picky mang ? -64488;1363934585;dub;well spain in general is ew -64487;1363934664;dub;I remember a chick in business attire squatting down and taking a dump in the gutter -64486;1363934674;dub;downtown bilbao -64485;1363934690;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3973 = 1.9865 BTC [-] -64484;1363934692;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3973 = 0.7946 BTC [-] -64483;1363934706;mod6;lol dub -64482;1363934751;dub;also getting boils from swimming in the sea -64481;1363934760;mircea_popescu;clearly spain is therefore broken. -64480;1363934793;mircea_popescu;but for my curiosity : naked teensy chick next to you was covered in her own vomit six hours ago at what they call "a party". -64479;1363934803;mircea_popescu;is she unfuckable now even tho she's showered since ? -64478;1363934815;smickles;mircea_popescu: http://i.imgur.com/oaJhsoO.jpg -64477;1363934828;mircea_popescu;ahahah -64476;1363934842;mircea_popescu;dude it was nothing like that, it was more like slapping her butt -64475;1363934852;mod6;nice smickles -64474;1363934867;mod6;lol slapped her ass and grabbed her gat -64473;1363934964;mircea_popescu;anyway. romania is just not a very weapon centric culture. i have no objection with the notions of safety applicable to the us and its citizens, but it's not universal -64472;1363934985;mircea_popescu;ie, "add guns" is not the universal path to improving safety in absolutely any circumstance, place or time. -64471;1363934986;tiberiusiv;ex communist countries tend to be none weapon based -64470;1363934991;tiberiusiv;except for czech republic -64469;1363935016;tiberiusiv;weapons were banned under communist rule for a reason. -64468;1363935026;mod6;lol they always are -64467;1363935031;mircea_popescu;how were they banned ? everyone got trained to use them whether like it or not -64466;1363935034;mircea_popescu;men and women. -64465;1363935044;tiberiusiv;private ownership was banned -64464;1363935050;mod6;oh...hmm i thought they get rid of that shit so people don't outright revolt -64463;1363935052;mircea_popescu;not rly. -64462;1363935057;mircea_popescu;my father owned a bunch of guns -64461;1363935060;tiberiusiv;you talking about the slave army everyone had to join -64460;1363935070;dub;mircea_popescu: yeah those are dealbreakers on spain -64459;1363935073;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv the us had the draft for a while too you know. -64458;1363935077;dub;i need a usable ocean -64457;1363935082;tiberiusiv;yes i know -64456;1363935086;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.3955 = 39.55 BTC [-] -64455;1363935088;mod6;the U.S. has had the draft many times -64454;1363935095;mircea_popescu;incidentally, im all for the slave army. -64453;1363935102;mircea_popescu;it'd do a world of good to eu and us youth right now, -64452;1363935108;mircea_popescu;being forced to push rocks for a year -64451;1363935111;mircea_popescu;and beaten weekly. -64450;1363935140;tiberiusiv;militia is the best -64449;1363935145;tiberiusiv;switzerland and original US -64448;1363935157;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3955 = 9.8875 BTC [-] -64447;1363935166;tiberiusiv;isnt it odd how the wealthiest state in the EU is also the most pro gun? -64446;1363935168;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 16 @ 0.3955 = 6.328 BTC [-] -64445;1363935179;tiberiusiv;and the poorest the most anti? -64444;1363935188;mircea_popescu;it's only the wealthiest state cause it had enough sense to not join the euro -64443;1363935192;mod6;i kinda like the idea of the militia too, but it turns out that they never fought very well in the revolution until Cowpens -64442;1363935196;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3955 = 0.791 BTC [-] -64441;1363935198;mircea_popescu;and britain ain't the poorest. -64440;1363935209;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.3955 = 2.373 BTC [-] -64439;1363935214;mod6;they were backed up against the river, and seen enough battles to finally face the brits head on -64438;1363935217;mod6;... -64437;1363935245;tiberiusiv;a highly armed population is ideal -64436;1363935255;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3955 = 0.791 BTC [-] -64435;1363935256;mod6;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Cowpens -64434;1363935266;mircea_popescu;it depends on the culture tiberiusiv -64433;1363935285;tiberiusiv;agreed -64432;1363935296;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 200 @ 0.3955 = 79.1 BTC [-] -64431;1363935352;Bowjob;wow, VTX is selling like crazy -64430;1363935354;Namworld;509 units remaining -64429;1363935371;smickles;a -64428;1363935374;tiberiusiv;trying to get my btc transffered in time -64427;1363935395;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3955 = 1.1865 BTC [-] -64426;1363935395;tiberiusiv;vtx is fast fast withdraws -64425;1363935400;Bowjob;so its gonna be cavirtex vs coinlab? -64424;1363935413;tiberiusiv;cavirtex is for canadians -64423;1363935426;tiberiusiv;they dont really have none canadian cashout options do they? -64422;1363935427;Bowjob;well it says coinlab's gonna deal with canadians too -64421;1363935450;tiberiusiv;cavritex has a bank draft to your door in 2days, or a direct deposit in under 24hrs up to 30k -64420;1363935454;tiberiusiv;i doubt mtgox can match that -64419;1363935470;mircea_popescu;hopefully they managwe to get their banking partnerships in order. -64418;1363935480;mircea_popescu;5k btc should go a little that way. -64417;1363935486;the-bucket-shop;did mtgox stop talking or is it just me? -64416;1363935499;mircea_popescu;it was on/off all day -64415;1363935507;the-bucket-shop;thanks -64414;1363935523;tiberiusiv;mircea: do you honestly believe btc will be 1k? -64413;1363935528;mircea_popescu;eventually ? sure. -64412;1363935536;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.35664457 = 356.6446 BTC [+] -64411;1363935538;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.38537148 = 385.3715 BTC [+] -64410;1363935539;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C410T] 1000 @ 0.41409839 = 414.0984 BTC [+] -64409;1363935582;Bowjob;it should be much more than 1k, actually -64408;1363935584;tiberiusiv;can you send transfers out of bitcoin wallet while your blockchain isnt fully updated -64407;1363935594;mircea_popescu;prolly they won't go. -64406;1363935614;Bowjob;if it reaches high enough price, trading btc for fiat will be a seen as a shit move -64405;1363935710;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3922 = 1.961 BTC [-] -64404;1363935727;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3922 BTC [-] -64403;1363935735;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3922 = 0.7844 BTC [-] -64402;1363935740;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.3922 = 5.0986 BTC [-] -64401;1363935852;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.3922 = 9.805 BTC [-] -64400;1363935863;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 200 @ 0.3922 = 78.44 BTC [-] -64399;1363935901;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3922 = 3.922 BTC [-] -64398;1363935910;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3922 = 1.961 BTC [-] -64397;1363935916;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 200 @ 0.3922 = 78.44 BTC [-] -64396;1363935933;Namworld;45 units remaining -64395;1363935944;Bowjob;I'm impressed they got the ipo sold that fast -64394;1363935953;Bowjob;anyone bought VTX? -64393;1363935953;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3922 BTC [-] -64392;1363935961;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.3922 = 7.844 BTC [-] -64391;1363935979;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3922 BTC [-] -64390;1363935984;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3922 = 0.7844 BTC [-] -64389;1363935986;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.3922 = 1.961 BTC [-] -64388;1363936014;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3922 BTC [-] -64387;1363936015;tiberiusiv;damn i missed it then -64386;1363936029;Namworld;Yeah, I did. I'm canadian. I happen to be a regular user. -64385;1363936042;tiberiusiv;will it trade at havelock -64384;1363936045;tiberiusiv;as a fund? -64383;1363936047;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3922 BTC [-] -64382;1363936072;Bowjob;i watched the video, they will offer 12% per year on their bitcoin short fund -64381;1363936073;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3922 BTC [-] -64380;1363936084;Namworld;I guess so. -64379;1363936086;mircea_popescu;probably will trade yeah -64378;1363936091;tiberiusiv;no i meant the VTX shares -64377;1363936095;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vtx -64376;1363936096;Bowjob;yeap -64375;1363936098;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.38280000 / 0.39364479 / 0.43320000 (9867 shares, 3884.09310000 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.39427952 / 0.46140000 (9991 shares, 3939.24670000 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.39427952 / 0.46140000 (9991 shares, 3939.24670000 BTC) -64374;1363936106;Bowjob;im sure some people will want to flip the shares -64373;1363936107;mircea_popescu;pretty well done. -64372;1363936120;Bowjob;300k in capital in a day -64371;1363936122;Bowjob;wow -64370;1363936124;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.3922 = 5.0986 BTC [-] -64369;1363936144;Bowjob;havelock ipos have always done extremely well -64368;1363936157;Namworld;Yeah -64367;1363936160;Bowjob;the mining fund when it first got out was 4.6 something btcs -64366;1363936169;Bowjob;traded to 20 bucks on today;'s prices -64365;1363936185;Bowjob;they pre ordered with bfl, unfortunately -64364;1363936186;Bowjob;lol -64363;1363936190;mircea_popescu;ouch. -64362;1363936204;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 7 @ 1.99 = 13.93 BTC [+] -64361;1363936218;mircea_popescu;ahh, it's so wunderbar to see how far bicoin finance has come since march 2012 -64360;1363936224;mircea_popescu;maybe we'll survive overall. -64359;1363936232;jcpham;doubtful -64358;1363936251;Bowjob;so mp, whats your take on ianbakewell -64357;1363936255;Bowjob;i thought he was legit -64356;1363936261;Namworld;Bowjob: HIM was trading at 4 BTC you say? -64355;1363936268;Bowjob;yeah in the beginning -64354;1363936273;Bowjob;before the split -64353;1363936278;jcpham;i'm not convinced intelligence or quality thereof increases witht the number of participants -64352;1363936280;Bowjob;it was 4.6 something back in june -64351;1363936294;Namworld;So it's now trading at 20 -64350;1363936295;Bowjob;and no one bought it -64349;1363936297;Bowjob;yeah -64348;1363936313;Namworld;20 BTC -64347;1363936321;mircea_popescu;Bowjob i thought he was legit too. -64346;1363936333;mircea_popescu;the idea of shorting whatever the hell tho.... -64345;1363936347;mircea_popescu;people figure themselves qualified to do things they're not just because. -64344;1363936347;Namworld;I want to short HIM -64343;1363936360;mircea_popescu;it ends in tears usually, but they don't learn cause there's an endless reservoir of new ones. -64342;1363936386;Bowjob;his face, name, everything is online -64341;1363936410;Bowjob;i was actually considering lending him 100, but then i decided not to in the end -64340;1363936452;Bowjob;so its 3 payment dates that he missed -64339;1363936454;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 1000 @ 0.38783812 = 387.8381 BTC [+] -64338;1363936456;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1000 @ 0.35922594 = 359.2259 BTC [+] -64337;1363936463;Bowjob;safe to say he ran away -64336;1363936505;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44888888 BTC [+] -64335;1363936505;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 19 @ 0.44979998 = 8.5462 BTC [+] -64334;1363936560;Bowjob;Wow, people are starting to flip VTX now -64333;1363936563;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44979998 BTC [+] -64332;1363936564;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44979998 BTC [+] -64331;1363936566;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44979998 BTC [+] -64330;1363936624;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.44979998 = 3.1486 BTC [+] -64329;1363936645;Bowjob;LTC down to 0.005, same old gutter -64328;1363936649;mircea_popescu;aww -64327;1363936683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44888888 BTC [-] -64326;1363936729;Bowjob;I briefly rode the LTC train -64325;1363936744;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -64324;1363936749;Bowjob;then dumped when before it went crashing -64323;1363936837;Namworld;neat -64322;1363936892;Diablo-D3;whats neat -64321;1363936900;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C430T] 4 @ 0.38792585 = 1.5517 BTC [+] -64320;1363936902;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 883 @ 0.35931775 = 317.2776 BTC [+] -64319;1363936910;mircea_popescu;im guessing goat rode it all the way lol -64318;1363936914;Namworld;that he rode LTC before the crash -64317;1363936927;Namworld;He's probably sleeping with all his BTC -64316;1363936928;Diablo-D3;goat is rich now? -64315;1363936930;Namworld;LTC* -64314;1363936939;Namworld;idk but he has money -64313;1363936948;Diablo-D3;wait, he rode it the whole way down dr strangelove style? -64312;1363936964;Bowjob;goat took some prifits -64311;1363936969;Bowjob;*profits -64310;1363936975;Diablo-D3;or did he ride it and then jump out of the car before it went over the cliff, hanging on by a tree root -64309;1363936977;Bowjob;but rode the rest down -64308;1363936986;Diablo-D3;Bowjob: damn -64307;1363936990;Diablo-D3;the trick is to know when to get out -64306;1363936997;Bowjob;I bought ont he way up, I jumped just in time -64305;1363936998;Bowjob;yah -64304;1363937018;Diablo-D3;like those btc I sold because I needed to? -64303;1363937020;Bowjob;the trollbox are now consoling each other -64302;1363937022;Diablo-D3;I wish ihaddent -64301;1363937044;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.45000001 BTC [+] -64300;1363937077;jcpham;i've only sold about 20 btc in 3 months -64299;1363937090;Diablo-D3;I sold some at $3x -64298;1363937104;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.45 = 3.6 BTC [-] -64297;1363937126;Bowjob;"jubalix: BTC will fall, and the herd will mass in to cheap LTC" -64296;1363937129;jcpham;i've moved 5x out of my wallets into cold cold cold storage -64295;1363937132;Bowjob;Oh, trollbox. I love you -64294;1363937595;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 32 @ 0.009899 = 0.3168 BTC [-] -64293;1363937763;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.45 = 2.25 BTC [-] -64292;1363937765;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -64291;1363938347;tiberiusiv;anybody lending BTCs to fiat users deserves losses -64290;1363938430;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.47382561 = 473.8256 BTC [+] -64289;1363938483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 40 @ 0.45 = 18 BTC [-] -64288;1363938536;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.841 BTC [-] -64287;1363938538;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.841 BTC [-] -64286;1363938544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 39 @ 0.45 = 17.55 BTC [-] -64285;1363938545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.44000002 BTC [-] -64284;1363938556;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.84 = 1.68 BTC [-] -64283;1363938794;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8349 BTC [-] -64282;1363938809;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 12 @ 0.8346 = 10.0152 BTC [-] -64281;1363938830;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8345 = 1.669 BTC [-] -64280;1363938930;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -64279;1363938931;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00320003 / 0.00433909 / 0.00559697 (56642 shares, 245.78 BTC), 7D: 0.00320003 / 0.00449755 / 0.0058822 (343788 shares, 1,546.21 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00587057 / 0.00673999 (2388432 shares, 14,021.48 BTC) -64278;1363938995;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8312 BTC [-] -64277;1363939009;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.831001 = 1.662 BTC [-] -64276;1363939028;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 20 @ 0.004 = 0.08 BTC [+] -64275;1363939688;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 1000 @ 0.47420263 = 474.2026 BTC [+] -64274;1363939863;mircea_popescu;heh. no confidence in btc anymore! -64273;1363939864;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 65 @ 0.00486 = 0.3159 BTC [+] -64272;1363939867;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -64271;1363939869;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.59000, Best ask: 71.78495, Bid-ask spread: 0.19495, Last trade: 72.00001, 24 hour volume: 92534.71730364, 24 hour low: 64.20000, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 70.40441 -64270;1363939948;error4733;please bugpowder don't do that -64269;1363940164;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4498 BTC [+] -64268;1363940224;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.45 = 5.4 BTC [+] -64267;1363940228;Bowjob;;;ticker -64266;1363940229;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.59000, Best ask: 72.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.41000, Last trade: 72.23273, 24 hour volume: 92504.93940713, 24 hour low: 64.20000, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 70.41054 -64265;1363940231;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.00486 = 0.0097 BTC [+] -64264;1363940432;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.1821 = 0.5463 BTC [-] -64263;1363940525;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 2 @ 0.33147579 = 0.663 BTC [+] -64262;1363940580;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C370T] 94 @ 0.47435328 = 44.5892 BTC [+] -64261;1363940646;Bugpowder;WHAT? -64260;1363940677;Bugpowder;My C490s and C510s are more than making up for the S.DICE disaster -64259;1363940684;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [+] -64258;1363940686;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.872 = 2.616 BTC [+] -64257;1363940702;Bowjob;eh.. disaster? -64256;1363940706;Bowjob;did you go back to dice? -64255;1363940711;tiberiusiv;its very good news if cavirtex gets a short fund going -64254;1363940711;mircea_popescu;what disater was tht ? -64253;1363940719;Bowjob;I jumped ship at 0.0075 -64252;1363940747;Bugpowder;Bullshit Bowjob -64251;1363940767;Bowjob;i got out of it in time, no bs -64250;1363940805;Bugpowder;If this wall gets eaten... Total bear capitulation. -64249;1363940805;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -64248;1363940823;Bowjob;ive already seen that s.dice will drop in price in the future, months ago -64247;1363940824;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135760.0 -64246;1363940826;tiberiusiv;dice is a great asset to own -64245;1363940876;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 3 @ 0.00125 = 0.0038 BTC [-] -64244;1363940885;the-bucket-shop;why tiberiusiv? -64243;1363940907;Namworld;Because most BTC transactions are gambling on SatoshiDice? -64242;1363940910;tiberiusiv;pays out a great income? -64241;1363940915;Namworld;That too -64240;1363940920;tiberiusiv;is addicting? -64239;1363940926;tiberiusiv;has almost no operating costs -64238;1363940995;mircea_popescu;Bowjob : "Shares are 0.00475 BTC" -64237;1363941000;mircea_popescu;guess wghat ? they're the same ? -64236;1363941008;the-bucket-shop;I bought Bowjob's shares, so I'm hurting - not sure s.dice can ever do well with a rising btc price. and of cource btc always rises -64235;1363941041;Bowjob;werent they 0.0032 -64234;1363941120;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4 @ 0.00072 = 0.0029 BTC [-] -64233;1363941144;tiberiusiv;s.dice does amazing with a rising btc price -64232;1363941149;tiberiusiv;what are you talking about? -64231;1363941158;Bowjob;;;ticker -64230;1363941159;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 70.04001, Best ask: 70.05000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 70.05000, 24 hour volume: 93057.48947432, 24 hour low: 64.20000, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 70.41710 -64229;1363941163;Namworld;I'm with tiberius on that one -64228;1363941166;tiberiusiv;theyve doubled from their ipo and thats with bitcoin rising like 600% -64227;1363941187;Namworld;It only seems like it's lowering because a temporary bigshot or two were doing massive gambling -64226;1363941207;tiberiusiv;no it seems someone was slowing the site down -64225;1363941212;Namworld;But big gamblers could be back anytime -64224;1363941212;tiberiusiv;because transactions per day decreased alot -64223;1363941220;tiberiusiv;thats why the price came down -64222;1363941255;tiberiusiv;http://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions -64221;1363941260;tiberiusiv;see that decrease? -64220;1363941266;tiberiusiv;that was sdice being ddosed or some shit -64219;1363941272;mircea_popescu;you are aware the network was fucked in the mouth for about a week -64218;1363941283;mircea_popescu;with a bunch of tx pending and a 5 hour long orphan -64217;1363941294;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C490T] 1 @ 0.303 BTC [+] -64216;1363941311;tiberiusiv;sdice is one of the best assets to own -64215;1363941313;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1 @ 0.27442858 BTC [+] -64214;1363941331;tiberiusiv;it runs on autopilot lol -64213;1363941354;mircea_popescu;they;'ve lost two < 1s this month -64212;1363941364;mircea_popescu;but really i'd say it's more an investment than a loss -64211;1363941380;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C450T] 1 @ 0.36014286 BTC [+] -64210;1363941386;tiberiusiv;those players will give that right back -64209;1363941388;tiberiusiv;+ more -64208;1363941411;Namworld;they already are -64207;1363941417;tiberiusiv;sdice justneeds good volume -64206;1363941417;mircea_popescu;it's a formidable show of strength in any case. -64205;1363941427;mircea_popescu;there are not that many bitcoin businesses paying out in the k's range. -64204;1363941456;tiberiusiv;customer growth potential is massive with sdice -64203;1363941477;tiberiusiv;tons of gambling fiens that dont want to leave the comfort of their homes -64202;1363941481;Bowjob;tiber, what price did u buy dice at -64201;1363941544;Bugpowder;Wait. The lost 2 <1 TONIGHT?!? -64200;1363941551;Bugpowder;3000 BTC down the tubes? -64199;1363941561;Bowjob;tiber -64198;1363941567;Bugpowder;FFS -64197;1363941569;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder 1 tonight, 2k btc -64196;1363941574;mircea_popescu;1 earlier this month iirc -64195;1363941575;mircea_popescu;no ? -64194;1363941589;Bugpowder;no -64193;1363941593;Bugpowder;2 tonight -64192;1363941608;mircea_popescu;what srsly ?! -64191;1363941612;Bowjob;O; -64190;1363941648;Bugpowder;BTCUSD collapsing -64189;1363941653;Bugpowder;SDICE FUCKED -64188;1363941660;Bugpowder;everything is going to shit -64187;1363941682;mircea_popescu;well you sold out and got your tesla rigjht ? -64186;1363941715;Bowjob;;;ticker -64185;1363941720;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.11110, Best ask: 69.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.76890, Last trade: 69.11110, 24 hour volume: 95198.29487360, 24 hour low: 64.20000, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 70.40615 -64184;1363941721;Bowjob;wtf is going on -64183;1363941726;tiberiusiv;btc is going right back into the low 50's -64182;1363941738;Namworld;Price ain't collapsing... -64181;1363941744;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -64180;1363941745;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 51.19305144 / 62.54448241 / 63.8704312 (21265 shares, 3,903.05 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -64179;1363941753;error4733;tiberiusiv stop dreaming -64178;1363941759;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -64177;1363941762;mircea_popescu;oix sez 62 if you believe that. -64176;1363941776;error4733;4300 on queue for mtgox account confirmation... -64175;1363941777;tiberiusiv;error4733: 20k coins sold takes the price to mid 50's -64174;1363941781;Namworld;I could pop the price back to 72 with like 100 bucks -64173;1363941791;Bowjob;tiber.. you seem to prop up dice a lot -64172;1363941794;Bowjob;when did you buy dice? -64171;1363941798;Bowjob;at what pric -64170;1363941810;tiberiusiv;what you care -64169;1363941818;error4733;why pp would sold 20K ? -64168;1363941823;error4733;all light is green -64167;1363941825;Bowjob;because if you bought it at 0.0075, you're just prep talking -64166;1363941825;tiberiusiv;i dont own alot as i dont like the 30mil market cap -64165;1363941844;tiberiusiv;i didnt buy it that high -64164;1363941854;Bowjob;get real. i buy and sell depending on what i see ahead -64163;1363941860;error4733;every BTC under 100$ is cheap -64162;1363941862;error4733;!! -64161;1363941875;Bowjob;iv'e done really well so far. so you're at a loss right now. -64160;1363941879;tiberiusiv;bowjob im not on losses -64159;1363941889;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147613.msg1656294#msg1656294 -64158;1363941891;mircea_popescu;this shit's too funny -64157;1363941908;error4733;we are on road for 500$ in no time -64156;1363941941;error4733;5b market cap is still nothing in world economy -64155;1363941964;tiberiusiv;5b market cap with how shitty liquidity is? -64154;1363941967;tiberiusiv;doubt it -64153;1363941969;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.835 BTC [-] -64152;1363941984;tiberiusiv;$2-3mil moves bitcoin 30% -64151;1363941988;mircea_popescu;error4733 there's some moats to pass before 1bn. -64150;1363941989;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8321 BTC [-] -64149;1363942010;error4733;1b ? -64148;1363942013;mircea_popescu;yes -64147;1363942019;error4733;250m more haha -64146;1363942031;error4733;15 days ? -64145;1363942080;Bowjob;id at least wait till the cypriots open their banks -64144;1363942084;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -64143;1363942126;Bugpowder;dude I am selling coins all the way up -64142;1363942204;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.45 = 2.7 BTC [+] -64141;1363942284;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -64140;1363942286;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 3 @ 0.143 = 0.429 BTC [-] -64139;1363942289;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.142 BTC [-] -64138;1363942290;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 3 @ 0.1415 = 0.4245 BTC [-] -64137;1363942384;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 22 @ 0.49899 = 10.9778 BTC [+] -64136;1363942849;tiberiusiv;bitcoin is going to collapse when risk assets turn south again -64135;1363942851;tiberiusiv;just like in 2011 -64134;1363942874;mircea_popescu;this is possible. -64133;1363942879;tiberiusiv;bitcoin rallies with the US stock market -64132;1363942883;tiberiusiv;and declines with it as well -64131;1363942889;tiberiusiv;just with multiples up and down -64130;1363943049;mircea_popescu;fortunes were made thinking one knows how bitcoin moves, -64129;1363943053;mircea_popescu;fortunes were lost thinking one knows how bitcoin moves. -64128;1363943058;mircea_popescu;fact is nobody has a clue. -64127;1363943069;tiberiusiv;its all herd psycology -64126;1363943075;tiberiusiv;everyone called bitcoin dead at $2 -64125;1363943079;tiberiusiv;but wants it like crazy at 70 -64124;1363943093;tiberiusiv;nobody bought US stocks until january 2013 -64123;1363943097;Bowjob;;;ticker -64122;1363943098;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.72001, Best ask: 70.04988, Bid-ask spread: 0.32987, Last trade: 69.72001, 24 hour volume: 96320.27532477, 24 hour low: 64.99240, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 70.40547 -64121;1363943102;tiberiusiv;4 years after a bull run -64120;1363943104;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.49898999 BTC [-] -64119;1363943105;Bowjob;its friday.. so weekend dip -64118;1363943106;tiberiusiv;started -64117;1363943213;tiberiusiv;pull up a chart of the US stock market -64116;1363943217;tiberiusiv;and look at 2011 -64115;1363943221;tiberiusiv;peaked out same time BTC did -64114;1363943266;error4733;you have to stop looking 2 months or 3 -64113;1363943310;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.16052553 = 160.5255 BTC [-] -64112;1363943317;error4733;ok you call a correction, but in long term, under 100$ is a cheap price -64111;1363943334;mircea_popescu;well on the long term sure. -64110;1363943338;tiberiusiv;how so? -64109;1363943362;tiberiusiv;liqudity hasnt improved, and current bitcoin market cap can support an economy that generates 8 billion a year in goods and services -64108;1363943377;error4733;after, if you feel lucky and want start trade, learn in one week what traders learn in one life, take your shoot -64107;1363943398;tiberiusiv;error4733 you just angry that you bought high -64106;1363943406;error4733;? -64105;1363943410;tiberiusiv;the US stock market peaked out 1 month before BTC did in 2011 -64104;1363943412;error4733;a jump in a 13$ -64103;1363943433;tiberiusiv;theres plenty of indications of a short term multi month top -64102;1363943441;tiberiusiv;some guy is offering his house for BTC -64101;1363943468;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 1000 @ 0.33195374 = 331.9537 BTC [+] -64100;1363943492;mircea_popescu;well, the options are clearly calling this a top -64099;1363943501;mircea_popescu;so maybe it's the top for this week. -64098;1363943522;Bowjob;gox wont take in new money, for the next 2 days -64097;1363943525;tiberiusiv;bitcoinis ripe for a 50% collapse to the weekly moving average -64096;1363943573;tiberiusiv;not to mention the gross overvaluation of bitcoin business's -64095;1363943598;tiberiusiv;cavirtex raised 300k with almost 0 advertising trading at 8x sales -64094;1363943644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4679975 = 2.34 BTC [+] -64093;1363943654;mircea_popescu;bitcoin will probably force a re-modelling of valuation models. -64092;1363943664;mircea_popescu;because of its deflationary nature any revenue stream is worth a lot. -64091;1363943679;error4733;tiberius + for cavirtex -64090;1363943694;error4733;+1MP -64089;1363943710;tiberiusiv;mircea: the US was on a deflationary currency for 100 years -64088;1363943737;error4733;when ? -64087;1363943746;tiberiusiv;during its china moment -64086;1363943751;tiberiusiv;in the 1800's -64085;1363943757;tiberiusiv;prices fell the entire century -64084;1363943762;tiberiusiv;on the gold standard -64083;1363943787;tiberiusiv;when the most prosperous middle class in world history emerged and that was with a civil war as well -64082;1363943887;tiberiusiv;prices were 50% lower in 1900 then in 1800 -64081;1363943890;mircea_popescu;this is true -64080;1363943899;mircea_popescu;and at that time any revenue stream was worth dieingfor -64079;1363943901;mircea_popescu;and peopledid. -64078;1363943920;tiberiusiv;GDP grew at over 4% annually -64077;1363943934;tiberiusiv;those numbers would never be reached by the US again -64076;1363944006;mircea_popescu;anyway, an argument can be brought that bitcoin businesses are sorely undervalued atm, in the sense that if you add the half dozen which are serious they're not even 1/4 monetarty mass -64075;1363944007;tiberiusiv;US went from a 3rd world to 2x wealthier then europe in 100 years -64074;1363944009;mircea_popescu;that's nonsense. -64073;1363944023;tiberiusiv;they arent undervalued -64072;1363944050;tiberiusiv;first off you have no shareholder rights -64071;1363944059;mircea_popescu;that's an advantage -64070;1363944061;mircea_popescu;not a drawback. -64069;1363944065;tiberiusiv;0 verification of anything -64068;1363944072;tiberiusiv;no dispute settlement -64067;1363944104;mircea_popescu;no voting -> you don't need to expend time to inform yourself and vote. no dispute settlement -> you can't waste capital on lawyer fees. -64066;1363944127;Namworld;That's good only if there's never an issue arising -64065;1363944130;tiberiusiv;you have no verification of incomes or expenses posted -64064;1363944135;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 1000 @ 0.33195374 = 331.9537 BTC [+] -64063;1363944137;mircea_popescu;that's not really true. -64062;1363944139;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.16040513 = 160.4051 BTC [-] -64061;1363944151;mircea_popescu;s.dice yo ucan verify. asicminer you can (sorta) verify. mpoe you can verify -64060;1363944158;mircea_popescu;bitbet you can certainly verify -64059;1363944196;mircea_popescu;Namworld it's just a theory in my head, but i suspect that macro speaking, the total fees taken by lawyers in a year = the total value of resolutions. -64058;1363944196;Namworld;True, some have public BTC addresses. Checking what they earn is trivial. -64057;1363944204;mircea_popescu;so basically you're not making a profit in that paradigm, globally. -64056;1363944216;Namworld;As for verifications... well pretty much any documents can be forged. -64055;1363944227;Namworld;Other than BTC transactions -64054;1363944249;tiberiusiv;if bitcoin collapses by more then 50% -64053;1363944258;tiberiusiv;it will take years if not a decade -64052;1363944259;tiberiusiv;to regain -64051;1363944293;tiberiusiv;just like the last high took 2 years to surpass -64050;1363944311;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C550T] 1000 @ 0.2177331 = 217.7331 BTC [+] -64049;1363944313;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C530T] 1000 @ 0.24628826 = 246.2883 BTC [+] -64048;1363944318;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.27484342 = 274.8434 BTC [+] -64047;1363944320;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C490T] 1000 @ 0.30339858 = 303.3986 BTC [+] -64046;1363944330;mircea_popescu;maybe. -64045;1363944336;mircea_popescu;there'd be nothing wrong with that incidentally. -64044;1363944338;Anduck;wrong -64043;1363944347;mircea_popescu;i don't subscribe to this rushed approach many take. -64042;1363944354;Anduck;if it goes down by 50% someone will buy it -64041;1363944359;mircea_popescu;let it be two years, let the scammers suddenly flooding the forum get despondent, no loss here. -64040;1363944371;the-bucket-shop;!ticker -64039;1363944372;assbot;Things which are alike, in nature, grow to look alike, and the speaking stones have lain a long time lookin' at the sun. -64038;1363944407;mircea_popescu;mkay so this morning is > 35k contracts traded with the bot -64037;1363944411;mircea_popescu;this is one of those days. -64036;1363944416;Anduck;assbot stfu, you're bot. you have the right to only speak about tickers and trades -64035;1363944461;Anduck;someone rly fix the bot, it's not fun to see that kind of crap. instead, it should tell instructions -64034;1363944484;mircea_popescu;what are you trying to do ? -64033;1363944492;Anduck;it's a bot. -64032;1363944495;Anduck;i'm not. -64031;1363944527;mircea_popescu;"Indonesia may outlaw unmarried sex with jail threatened for offenders" -64030;1363944667;Bowjob;indonesia is scary -64029;1363944676;Bowjob;i hear they cut off your head if you get caught fapping -64028;1363944684;Bowjob;which head, i wonder -64027;1363944722;error4733;yes "maybe" -64026;1363945414;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 1000 @ 0.33195374 = 331.9537 BTC [+] -64025;1363945424;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 292 @ 0.00486 = 1.4191 BTC [+] -64024;1363945444;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 14 @ 0.49898888 = 6.9858 BTC [-] -64023;1363945446;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 2 @ 0.16017925 = 0.3204 BTC [-] -64022;1363945447;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 998 @ 0.16028476 = 159.9642 BTC [+] -64021;1363945473;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 31 @ 0.00487 = 0.151 BTC [+] -64020;1363945475;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 526 @ 0.00487 = 2.5616 BTC [+] -64019;1363945850;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C470T] 228 @ 0.33195374 = 75.6855 BTC [+] -64018;1363945861;Namworld;It's about time S.DICE gets some traction -64017;1363945876;Namworld;(The PT S.DICE) -64016;1363946566;ZedsterX;yes plz -64015;1363946603;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -64014;1363946694;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.15833758 = 158.3376 BTC [-] -64013;1363946953;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [-] -64012;1363947003;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.83 BTC [+] -64011;1363947044;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -64010;1363947116;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -64009;1363947575;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.15827441 = 158.2744 BTC [-] -64008;1363947747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00444444 BTC [+] -64007;1363947893;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.15821772 = 158.2177 BTC [-] -64006;1363948684;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4679975 BTC [+] -64005;1363948685;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4679975 BTC [+] -64004;1363948749;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.00421 = 0.0842 BTC [+] -64003;1363948751;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 99 @ 0.0042 = 0.4158 BTC [-] -64002;1363948804;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.46799769 = 1.872 BTC [+] -64001;1363948861;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1 @ 0.16058182 BTC [+] -64000;1363948864;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.468 = 2.34 BTC [+] -63999;1363948976;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.15809519 = 158.0952 BTC [-] -63998;1363949594;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.83 BTC [+] -63997;1363949693;mircea_popescu;well i'm off. take care all. -63996;1363949767;Uglux;bye -63995;1363978811;thestringpuller;then move to romania? -63994;1363978818;mod6;maybe -63993;1363978838;smickles;anyone want some P310T? -63992;1363978843;mircea_popescu;hi all -63991;1363978849;mod6;hi -63990;1363978849;mircea_popescu;p310 ?! omg ? -63989;1363978850;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -63988;1363978851;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.17002, Best ask: 71.43000, Bid-ask spread: 0.25998, Last trade: 71.17002, 24 hour volume: 72873.11904166, 24 hour low: 68.90583, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 72.06906 -63987;1363978853;smickles;howdy :) -63986;1363978860;mircea_popescu;jeez smix you gave me a start there -63985;1363978868;smickles;loool -63984;1363978881;mircea_popescu;i was like wait what ? is that itm ? -63983;1363978891;thestringpuller;deep itm -63982;1363978903;thestringpuller;like a vagina -63981;1363978905;thestringpuller;jk -63980;1363978916;smickles;looks like i'm selling at about .008ish -63979;1363978986;thestringpuller;;calc .01 * 70 -63978;1363978991;thestringpuller;;;calc .01 * 70 -63977;1363978991;gribble;0.7 -63976;1363979000;thestringpuller;I could have done that in my head... -63975;1363979028;mod6;so does anyone know what happend to gox again? -63974;1363979046;mod6;just, same as usual?? -63973;1363979060;smickles;less than a buck to secure against the coming crash -63972;1363979062;smickles;;) -63971;1363979112;mod6;how many -63970;1363979126;smickles;mod6: 26 -63969;1363979145;jcpham;i've got a bet for 1 btc that we see $100 before we see $60 -63968;1363979157;jcpham;i don't make bets i can't afford to lose -63967;1363979211;mod6;;;asks 74 -63966;1363979215;gribble;There are currently 14123.224 bitcoins offered at or under 74.0 USD, worth 1041651.49949 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -63965;1363979224;mod6;;;asks 75 -63964;1363979224;gribble;There are currently 23081.901 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 1710738.22608 USD in total. | Data vintage: 9.6104 seconds -63963;1363979228;mod6;hmm -63962;1363979248;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 73 -63961;1363979248;gribble;There are currently 1320.1523 bitcoins offered at or under 73.0 USD, worth 96186.0854616 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.3853 seconds -63960;1363979297;mod6;maybe i do just need to take a week off and just sequester myself -63959;1363979308;mod6;man that sounds awesome actually. -63958;1363979332;mircea_popescu;sequester yourself in a room with a bed and just sleep ? -63957;1363979340;mod6;na. -63956;1363979350;mod6;just to hack for a week on bitotter to wrap it up -63955;1363979388;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009822 BTC [-] -63954;1363979390;mod6;too damn busy to get enough time to dig in deep enough to make sure all the secuirty stuff is underwraps -63953;1363979403;mod6;its like, I need 8 hour blocks at a time min. -63952;1363979410;mod6;hard to come by for me these days. -63951;1363979481;mod6;I guess if it gets to be too long, I might just open source the thing and let you guys work on it if you want to. -63950;1363979500;benkay;what's the thing? -63949;1363979508;mod6;my android tool for mpex -63948;1363979523;mod6;started it a long time ago, but i have 3 other jobs other than btc -63947;1363979543;benkay;i can see why you'd want to free the code :) -63946;1363979547;mod6;so im pretty swamped. and i have an overly demanding gf who eats up time. -63945;1363979561;Namworld;<@gribble> There are currently 1320.1523 bitcoins offered at or under 73.0 USD, worth 96186.0854616 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.3853 seconds -63944;1363979561;Chilca;mjr_: are you here? -63943;1363979564;Namworld;Lol -63942;1363979568;Namworld;Data vintage -63941;1363979591;mod6;last night she was all, "no. fuck you. you said you weren't going to talk with your dungons and dragons friends all night..." -63940;1363979594;mod6;hahaha -63939;1363979601;mod6;i can't win -63938;1363979612;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00439 = 0.0439 BTC [+] -63937;1363979629;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.004477 = 0.0224 BTC [+] -63936;1363979648;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 200 @ 0.004638 = 0.9276 BTC [+] -63935;1363979650;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 74 @ 0.004638 = 0.3432 BTC [+] -63934;1363979669;smickles;http://i.imgur.com/PKM3G3O.png dang, 2 'less than 1's will do that -63933;1363979670;Diablo-D3;[01:12:29] so im pretty swamped. and i have an overly demanding gf who eats up time. -63932;1363979674;Diablo-D3;then shes a girl, not a woman. -63931;1363979677;Diablo-D3;this is why I only date women. -63930;1363979686;Namworld;Girlfriends who don't like you hanging with anyone else? Sounds familiar. -63929;1363979687;mod6;well,she's probably older than you dickweed -63928;1363979720;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 86 @ 0.004639 = 0.399 BTC [+] -63927;1363979735;Diablo-D3;mod6: age has nothing to do with it -63926;1363979747;Diablo-D3;some girls never grow up -63925;1363979887;Chilca;jurov: how are you? -63924;1363979893;mircea_popescu;mod6 poor gf. -63923;1363979926;asa1024;females are dangerous to irc use -63922;1363979932;asa1024;beware -63921;1363979958;deadweasel;that's why I use it mostly at work, and just check it at home, make sure you all didn't break BTC -63920;1363979961;deadweasel;;) -63919;1363979979;deadweasel;ssh from my ipad to my box. -63918;1363979984;deadweasel;yay! -63917;1363979997;mod6;yeah Diablo-D3, my bad, yeah, she's just like all the others :/ -63916;1363980020;mod6;just wish i didn't have to work my everyday job. -63915;1363980031;mod6;job(s) -63914;1363980038;deadweasel;mod6 nix guys are in high demand -63913;1363980045;deadweasel;why you suffering for these many jobs? -63912;1363980051;mod6;yeah, they're blowing me up all the time for different jobs. -63911;1363980067;deadweasel;you gotta nail your contract down so every phone call is a separate charge -63910;1363980072;mod6;well... i dunno. i guess im just lame. -63909;1363980075;deadweasel;and raise your prices -63908;1363980084;mod6;i wish i could. -63907;1363980085;deadweasel;until you can't get anymore work, then lower them a tiny bit -63906;1363980096;mircea_popescu;mod6 ya srsly, they have a point. if you have three jobs make each offers for 50% what you're making now, upfront -63905;1363980101;mircea_popescu;at least 1 won't go for it -63904;1363980106;mircea_popescu;so now you have two jobs and the same dough -63903;1363980125;deadweasel;ah, i like that too ^^ -63902;1363980129;mod6;well, it was 3, now 2 of them mereged together, so its really like two. -63901;1363980135;deadweasel;ewww. -63900;1363980138;deadweasel;sound sticky -63899;1363980143;mod6;and basically i flipped out on these dudes a bunch of times. -63898;1363980148;deadweasel;find a new job, SINGULAR, for %50 more than you are making -63897;1363980156;mircea_popescu;m,erged together = hey, you know we used to pay you for two things ? well only pay you for one from now on -63896;1363980159;mircea_popescu;which consists of the two -63895;1363980164;mod6;now, i'm getting them to get other help, so that's been better, but its been hard to unwind all this stuff. -63894;1363980164;deadweasel;lol -63893;1363980171;mod6;lot of knowelege to transfer, etc. -63892;1363980185;mod6;mircea_popescu: yeah, basically. -63891;1363980198;mod6;these guys are terrible. -63890;1363980220;mod6;i always seem to end up working for really terrible contracts or employers -63889;1363980230;mod6;*shrug* -63888;1363980242;mod6;anyway, hopefully i can be my own guy after this with btc -63887;1363980248;mircea_popescu;you gotta learn to tell people to fuck off. -63886;1363980250;mod6;then i can just work on what we need -63885;1363980270;mod6;haha, i DID tell them to fuck off about 49 times. but they're gonna sue if i pitch their stuff ina snowbank -63884;1363980285;mircea_popescu;so what arte they gonna sue for, your btc ? -63883;1363980288;mircea_popescu;your gf ? -63882;1363980289;deadweasel;hand it to them nicely and say, contract CANCELLED -63881;1363980311;mircea_popescu;by the way, if anyone wants a funny story : i hired a freelance guy to do my persian faq. -63880;1363980315;benkay;you guys -63879;1363980321;benkay;neither of you do contract software work -63878;1363980326;mircea_popescu;imo he did a good job, nice responsible young man so at the time i tipped him 1 btc -63877;1363980332;mircea_popescu;this was back when btc was like 15... -63876;1363980335;mod6;benkay: wut -63875;1363980344;benkay;dw and mp, mod6 not u -63874;1363980352;mod6;oh wer -63873;1363980353;mod6;d -63872;1363980356;mircea_popescu;benkay i sometimes do contract management of software work -63871;1363980372;deadweasel;i was contractor up until monday. -63870;1363980377;deadweasel;now I've got health insurance! -63869;1363980379;deadweasel;fuck yeah -63868;1363980381;mod6;anyway, i gotta finish unwinding this stuff then i'll be free of this obligation. -63867;1363980386;benkay;"a contractor != contract coder" -63866;1363980391;deadweasel;i'm gon go thow myself down a flight of stairs -63865;1363980398;deadweasel;benkay: ah yes, you're right -63864;1363980400;taub;clarkmoody keeps fucking up :( -63863;1363980401;mod6;wont be long i think.. the process is alreay in motion, and has been in motion since the beginning of this ydar. -63862;1363980405;mod6;*year -63861;1363980414;mircea_popescu;mod6 "the wheels are in motion... things are happening..." -63860;1363980416;benkay;manners and reputation are important to contractors. -63859;1363980464;benkay;not that they're not to everyone else. -63858;1363980466;deadweasel;i see where you are going. but he shold not suffer un endingly because he's worried about what they might say -63857;1363980475;mod6;guys, im like a peon -63856;1363980492;mod6;when i first signed up with these guys, the first thing they did was sue VMWare -63855;1363980519;deadweasel;mod6, you must have some kind of skill, NIX guys are in HIGH demand, go find something better, where you are slightly respected and not peonized -63854;1363980521;mod6;anyway, i can't say any more. -63853;1363980525;deadweasel;is peonized a word? -63852;1363980538;mircea_popescu;peonized is a wordized word. -63851;1363980553;deadweasel;sorry mod6, sholdn't be telling you what to do. -63850;1363980560;deadweasel;but my feelings are as I have stated -63849;1363980560;mod6;i know tons of shit, and can get stuff done. the problem is im poor and have no representation against these evil assholes. -63848;1363980573;deadweasel;if you're poor than you've got nothing to lose -63847;1363980581;deadweasel;you've never been better positioned to take the fucking world on -63846;1363980587;deadweasel;cos they can't take shit -63845;1363980592;mod6;well, basically yes. but, i've got some living situation that needs to be solved. -63844;1363980598;mod6;i can't go back to living inthe street again -63843;1363980602;mod6;at lesat not up here -63842;1363980604;mod6;too fucking cold -63841;1363980612;mircea_popescu;mod6 if you're poor you're immune. -63840;1363980616;mod6;i used to just live on peoples front porch couches after IBM -63839;1363980619;mircea_popescu;sueing only works against the middle class. -63838;1363980627;mircea_popescu;the rich will fuck you up and the poor literally don't care. -63837;1363980642;mod6;yeah, i'll fucking rage -63836;1363980653;mod6;i need to stay out of jail -63835;1363980662;mircea_popescu;ya well i got news for you -63834;1363980665;mod6;and out of the hospital too, my health isn't super great :/ -63833;1363980669;mircea_popescu;debtor jail went out in like1800s -63832;1363980677;deadweasel;it's coming backin states mircea_popescu -63831;1363980682;mircea_popescu;so i heard lol -63830;1363980697;mod6;jail is a part of life -63829;1363980697;mircea_popescu;they shoul;d just give up the pretense and just make the country a penitentiary. -63828;1363980705;mod6;its just, trying to not let them get you -63827;1363980708;mircea_popescu;they're obviously rebuilding soviet era russia, might as well -63826;1363980716;mod6;^^^^ -63825;1363980717;mircea_popescu;everyone gets a cell in a cheapo concrete block like india -63824;1363980731;mod6;yeah, its a fucking nightmare over here -63823;1363980760;deadweasel;it is once you're in the legal system. -63822;1363980768;mod6;they just trump up some charges, and tell you well you can do 90 days for this, or you can go to trial and we'll trhow the book at you... -63821;1363980769;deadweasel;you're chewed up -63820;1363980791;mircea_popescu;mod6 and you say fuck you, this will be the trial of the century -63819;1363980802;mircea_popescu;and then get the jury to annul -63818;1363980805;deadweasel;not if he can't afford a lawyer -63817;1363980806;mircea_popescu;which breaks the law outright. -63816;1363980816;mircea_popescu;you don't need a lawyer to fuck them up. you just need to know the law. -63815;1363980821;mod6;true -63814;1363980826;mircea_popescu;if you can learn to code you can learn the law. -63813;1363980831;mircea_popescu;there's scarce difference. -63812;1363980859;mod6;well, if they ever try to get me for BTC, ill just do what hitler did -63811;1363980867;mircea_popescu;haha don't be silly. -63810;1363980869;deadweasel;but to be at the level of senior engineer, a lawyer would need 10 yrs exp in a particular part of the law -63809;1363980878;mod6;well, what i mean is, in his trial -63808;1363980878;mircea_popescu;deadweasel not true. -63807;1363980895;mircea_popescu;it takes 10 year for the senior engineer to gain his reputation with others -63806;1363980896;mod6;he just stood up there and told everyone his side of things for like three days lol -63805;1363980901;mircea_popescu;not to gain his knowledge of coding -63804;1363980908;mod6;then they only gave him like 3 years after the beer hall putch -63803;1363980908;mircea_popescu;that's done in four motnhs when he's 19 -63802;1363980919;mircea_popescu;mod6 o that. yeah -63801;1363980922;jurov;Chilca: hi, all fine -63800;1363980927;mircea_popescu;thought you meant the bunker suicide -63799;1363980931;deadweasel;me too -63798;1363980941;deadweasel;i was like, none of that pls -63797;1363980942;mod6;haha mircea_popescu, na. -63796;1363980959;deadweasel;jesus christ, did I just say "i was like" -63795;1363980965;mircea_popescu;yes. i infected you. totally. -63794;1363980966;deadweasel;i'm REVERSE AGING! -63793;1363980998;deadweasel;fuck me, I'm still at work...... gonna go pretend for a bit. -63792;1363981005;mod6;anyway, this is far off into the weeds! -63791;1363981044;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 49 @ 0.0047 = 0.2303 BTC [-] -63790;1363981046;Namworld;I think deadweasel is the key to rejuvenation. I suggest we ground him to a thin powder and make pills. -63789;1363981055;deadweasel;thanks for entertaining our opinions mod6 -63788;1363981056;Bowjob;;;ticker -63787;1363981056;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.27110, Best ask: 71.79950, Bid-ask spread: 0.52840, Last trade: 71.79950, 24 hour volume: 67908.09473960, 24 hour low: 68.90583, 24 hour high: 74.00000, 24 hour vwap: 71.94412 -63786;1363981065;deadweasel;it's likely, Namworld -63785;1363981069;mod6;deadweasel: ok :} -63784;1363981073;mod6;sorry for all the chatter. -63783;1363981077;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't swallow dead weasel pills -63782;1363981086;mod6;i just need to get some of this personal stuff sorted so i have more time for you guys. -63781;1363981088;deadweasel;you'd swallow deadweasel nuts though -63780;1363981093;deadweasel;:P -63779;1363981118;deadweasel;mod6, you need more time for you first, then you might be more useful here, for whatever it is y'all are doing. options i think -63778;1363981129;Namworld;You don't have to tell people it's dead weasel. Just label them as reverse aging pills. Sell them for 2 BTC a piece since it's very complex chemicals... -63777;1363981132;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.004 = 0.04 BTC [-] -63776;1363981141;deadweasel;in fact, i'm selling those. -63775;1363981149;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: my local Russian grocery actually sells pills claiming to be made from dead weasels. -63774;1363981155;deadweasel;2 btc each, might look like benadryl, but really is reverse aging -63773;1363981160;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform buy me some ? -63772;1363981169;deadweasel;asciilifeform: me too -63771;1363981177;mircea_popescu;add to my collection -63770;1363981182;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/stabilizarea-vaginului/ <<< vagoo stabilizers -63769;1363981231;benkay;wat -63768;1363981241;mircea_popescu;vagostabyl, the vaginal stabilizer pill. -63767;1363981248;benkay;o i can read thank you -63766;1363981252;mircea_popescu;yw :D -63765;1363981253;benkay;just expressing emotions -63764;1363981258;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: here's a photo: http://greenapteka.com/zen_cart/images/Barsuchiy%20shir_capsules.jpg -63763;1363981264;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 34 @ 0.0038 = 0.1292 BTC [-] -63762;1363981283;mircea_popescu;hahaha seems legit -63761;1363981290;mircea_popescu;how much are they ? -63760;1363981291;deadweasel;benkay: lol -63759;1363981309;benkay;are you guys familiar with the famous wat talk? -63758;1363981315;mircea_popescu;nop -63757;1363981317;benkay;i know this isn't a super dev-y group, but some of you might enjoy -63756;1363981324;benkay;and the rest are smart enough to get it -63755;1363981347;benkay;https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat -63754;1363981351;mircea_popescu;omg ban him -63753;1363981356;mircea_popescu;how dares he say we're not devvy -63752;1363981357;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: they were behind the counter, so presumably not cheap. I didn't ask... -63751;1363981436;deadweasel;the drugs they sell here at least get you high -63750;1363981438;benkay;super dev-y! -63749;1363981443;benkay;gosh -63748;1363981448;benkay;intentional misconstrue. -63747;1363981453;benkay;for the LOSE. -63746;1363981457;mircea_popescu;lol -63745;1363981482;benkay;fucking troll, you. -63744;1363981490;benkay;99% of the time you're serious -63743;1363981494;benkay;impossible to call troll on -63742;1363981500;mircea_popescu;girls say this to me all the time. -63741;1363981506;benkay;even when you say things like "nigger nigger nigger nigger" -63740;1363981526;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform isn't that a badger ? -63739;1363981535;benkay;i am going to adopt this attitude. -63738;1363981538;mircea_popescu;benkay part of my charm! -63737;1363981548;benkay;"you have no idea if i'm serious or not!" -63736;1363981552;benkay;hey guise -63735;1363981556;benkay;i'm launching a mining company -63734;1363981562;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.54399999 BTC [+] -63733;1363981564;benkay;we're going to collect giveaway raspberry pis -63732;1363981567;benkay;and mine with them -63731;1363981570;mircea_popescu;list it on bitbillions.com -63730;1363981581;mod6;perhaps epic trolls are always built on uncertainty -63729;1363981581;benkay;then give the bitcoins to afurka -63728;1363981596;benkay;probably, right? -63727;1363981627;deadweasel;a badger is a weasel -63726;1363981630;mircea_popescu;but for the record we're savvy devvy[ous] over here. -63725;1363981643;mircea_popescu;deadweasel shush you. how's the russian to know -63724;1363981673;deadweasel;i can't let my fellow badgers be excluded -63723;1363981682;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.451001 = 3.608 BTC [-] -63722;1363981714;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: yeah, it is a badger, isn't it. They also had: "Groundhog Fat: Enriched!" -63721;1363981733;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=156309.0 loller. -63720;1363981742;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.54399999 BTC [+] -63719;1363981746;mircea_popescu;lol enriched groundhog fat -63718;1363981756;benkay;friday is off-topic day? -63717;1363981760;mircea_popescu;but at least that's a folk remedy here as well -63716;1363981761;benkay;let's refocus -63715;1363981784;mircea_popescu;is it friday even ? -63714;1363981787;benkay;how would you go about using bitcoins to get fantastically wealthy while a country prints currency like crazy? -63713;1363981797;mircea_popescu;benkay you preorder basics -63712;1363981840;asciilifeform;benkay: start a (legal) pyramid scheme. -63711;1363981855;benkay;how do that, asciilifeform? -63710;1363981864;benkay;and mircea, basic staples? -63709;1363981871;benkay;bullets and canned beans and whatnot? -63708;1363981872;mircea_popescu;no, basic miners -63707;1363981883;asciilifeform;benkay: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergei_Mavrodi . or what MP said. -63706;1363981885;benkay;not necessary i have a pi far -63705;1363981886;mircea_popescu;got him twice in an hour lol -63704;1363981886;benkay;farm -63703;1363981899;deadweasel;shit lol -63702;1363981910;mircea_popescu;In 2007 Sergei Mavrodi was found guilty in a Russian court of defrauding 10,000 investors out of 110 million rubles ($4.3 million). -63701;1363981918;benkay;peanuts! -63700;1363981920;mircea_popescu;incidentally, i bet you that's the banking mavrodi fambly. -63699;1363981930;benkay;peanuts i tell you. -63698;1363981976;benkay;i hear no good ideas. -63697;1363981994;benkay;you all fail at exploiting failing sovereigns. -63696;1363982025;asciilifeform;benkay: I hear protection rackets are a good investment: http://cluborlov.blogspot.com/2013/03/where-theres-no-government.html -63695;1363982026;deadweasel;it's more like we are rotting from the inside out, for the US anyways. -63694;1363982041;benkay;too much work, asciilifeform. -63693;1363982041;deadweasel;yeah, get into the hired gun biz -63692;1363982057;benkay;plus you actually have to deal with the underclass -63691;1363982062;benkay;show some imagination, folks! -63690;1363982068;asciilifeform;benkay: the minions do the work -63689;1363982085;benkay;like, buy assets on the local stock exchange. is good idea? -63688;1363982086;deadweasel;whore yourself to congress and then blackmail? -63687;1363982120;benkay;deadweasel: i prefer to be the one purchasing sex, and i don't find myself attracted to vote-grubbers. -63686;1363982192;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform jesus christ that sounds as a complete rewrite of an article i wrote in like 2010 -63685;1363982206;mircea_popescu;since its unlikely that guy reads romanian, i'd say woot! people are getting it! -63684;1363982215;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: collapse veterans think quite alike. -63683;1363982232;benkay;orlov's old news, mircea -63682;1363982234;mircea_popescu;i guess once you've seen her whore out you'll never buy into the virgin mary theory again. -63681;1363982248;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: Orlov has been writing since the mid-2000s -63680;1363982277;kakobrekla;so -63679;1363982279;kakobrekla;whats the news -63678;1363982318;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla 31 puts are in the money now. -63677;1363982337;kakobrekla;hrm? -63676;1363982344;asciilifeform;unrelated: anyone have thoughts re: "satcoin" (http://jheusser.github.com/2013/02/03/satcoin.html) ? -63675;1363982359;kakobrekla;satan coin? -63674;1363982378;kakobrekla;Luke-Jr gonna merge mine with it' -63673;1363982383;mircea_popescu;satancoin ?! lol srsly ? -63672;1363982424;mircea_popescu;o it's a sat solver -63671;1363982438;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.79696 = 1.5939 BTC [+] -63670;1363982462;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.544 = 2.176 BTC [+] -63669;1363982502;mircea_popescu;ok this is actually interesting. -63668;1363982520;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you working on that ? -63667;1363982529;benkay;oh look. a reason for miners to use a stack other than the hairball. -63666;1363982534;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I can't bring myself to read the btc forums, did anyone discuss it there? -63665;1363982552;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: and no, this wasn't my idea. I may or may not have a better one, however. -63664;1363982555;mircea_popescu;not afaik. -63663;1363982571;mircea_popescu;you know you can work on other people's ideas just like you can work on other people's daughters -63662;1363982578;mircea_popescu;no requirement to keep it in the house. -63661;1363982582;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.5451 = 5.9961 BTC [+] -63660;1363982602;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: well yes. and cryproanalytic attacks on hashes aren't new, per se. -63659;1363982621;mircea_popescu;right. -63658;1363982627;mircea_popescu;the bruteforce approach is solid and obvious -63657;1363982637;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: but yes, that's the only sort of BTC mining I'm personally interested in (well, that and optical computers.) -63656;1363982638;mircea_popescu;but i always suspected this is going to be the one way we end up with ai -63655;1363982642;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.53 BTC [-] -63654;1363982648;mircea_popescu;because i always thought that minsky & all may be nice and good -63653;1363982657;mircea_popescu;but ai won't exist until there's an edge application which makes money. -63652;1363982695;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: bruteforce mining is a contest of fiat bank accounts (and perhaps botnets.) I prefer contests of wits. -63651;1363982719;mircea_popescu;ai isn't wits, really. but anyway, i always imagined the headlines. "bitcoin provokes singularity" -63650;1363982730;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77870.msg1659386#msg1659386 -63649;1363982731;kakobrekla;http://www.bitcoin2013.com/ -63648;1363982760;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 12 @ 0.009822 = 0.1179 BTC [-] -63647;1363982792;ThickAsThieves;mp, you gonna go tell them whats up? -63646;1363982794;kakobrekla;http://www.bitcoin2013.com/bitcoin-2013-panelists.html -63645;1363982795;deadweasel;mircea_popescu: it's happening, BTC is a huge push towards it, the algorithms that come out of this could fuel future AI -63644;1363982800;mircea_popescu;so i'm currently eating nutella dipped figs. -63643;1363982802;asciilifeform;wouldn't it be riotously funny if a 386 eventually outhashes the ASICs... -63642;1363982803;mircea_popescu;anyone ever tried that ? -63641;1363982807;kakobrekla;theres tihan -63640;1363982811;kakobrekla;at least no taaki -63639;1363982827;kakobrekla;meh -63638;1363982830;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla o i c, the "community" -63637;1363982869;mircea_popescu;total pedosmile on hearn -63636;1363982958;kakobrekla;and -63635;1363982958;kakobrekla;Johnathan (Yoni) Assia is the CEO of eToro, the world’s largest social investment network. He has shown an interest in finance and computer science since his youth and so decided to merge his passions. -63634;1363982970;kakobrekla;why the hell would he be talking -63633;1363983003;kakobrekla;buncha bitcoin lamers. -63632;1363983023;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla listen, this is how conferences work in any biz -63631;1363983041;mircea_popescu;people with not much better to do. -63630;1363983051;kakobrekla;:\ -63629;1363983061;ThickAsThieves;heyo https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1659420#msg1659420 -63628;1363983069;Namworld;mircea: no, but odly enough that sounds good. -63627;1363983086;Namworld;I like plain figs tho... -63626;1363983150;mircea_popescu;it's great you should try it sometime -63625;1363983194;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.762 BTC [-] -63624;1363983208;benkay;I learned this thing about conferences recently -63623;1363983212;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7612 BTC [-] -63622;1363983215;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7612 = 7.612 BTC [-] -63621;1363983239;kakobrekla;benkay which thing -63620;1363983252;benkay;that they're filled with people with not enough to do -63619;1363983303;ThickAsThieves;looks like no profits for sdice this month -63618;1363983321;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves in fairness, it's above ev anyway. -63617;1363983346;mircea_popescu;if it loses another 6k or so it'd just make things "fair" -63616;1363983390;mircea_popescu;This week meets more stagnancy of deploying. But in the last few days we poured 0.5TH/s into our mining farm as the installing of power cables in the new place goes on. The total hashrate grows much less than this, mostly possibly because of the bottleneck in our local network setting. We are still identifying and fixing the problem. -63615;1363983398;kakobrekla;yeah -63614;1363983398;mircea_popescu;so asicminer still not at the adverised 12th -63613;1363983400;kakobrekla;dump sdice -63612;1363983402;kakobrekla;buy bbet -63611;1363983422;mircea_popescu;has it reached 5k bet already ? -63610;1363983436;jborkl;It was bound to happen , a bad month- every business has good and bad months -63609;1363983448;kakobrekla;o we are at 4.5k now -63608;1363983450;kakobrekla;a day or three more -63607;1363983461;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1659432#msg1659432 -63606;1363983512;mircea_popescu;ahaha so jgarzik wants to code an exchange. -63605;1363983519;kakobrekla;urlpls -63604;1363983523;mircea_popescu;i guess we will have > 9000 of them by the time year's out -63603;1363983547;kakobrekla;the exchanges will need to modfiy their operating models once ill put btc/usd in MT4 -63602;1363983549;mircea_popescu;this is the problem with "Devteam". they're not devs, they're kids looking to impress. -63601;1363983557;kakobrekla;they will transform to brokers -63600;1363983562;mircea_popescu;this by definition fails to impress. -63599;1363983779;asciilifeform;anyone know if someone ever built a miner out of discrete emitter-coupled logic (or gallium arsenide, or the like) ? -63598;1363983844;mircea_popescu;afaik never hapened. -63597;1363983856;MJR__;hi all -63596;1363983909;ThickAsThieves;wow i got an answer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1659490#msg1659490 -63595;1363983932;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves nice q re asicminer -63594;1363984146;Doffx;What will the next div look like for the Asic miner PT's? -63593;1363984154;ThickAsThieves;hard to say -63592;1363984159;ThickAsThieves;there will be a difficulty change -63591;1363984168;Doffx;whats a good guess? -63590;1363984171;ThickAsThieves;avalons are slowly hopping on the network -63589;1363984176;Diablo-D3;the div seems to be getting bigger though -63588;1363984181;ThickAsThieves;a good guess is half what they were last time -63587;1363984198;Doffx;.015 ish then, still seems decent. -63586;1363984208;ThickAsThieves;it is -63585;1363984214;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124441.msg1658664#msg1658664 -63584;1363984215;kakobrekla;hehe -63583;1363984228;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: I really doubt half -63582;1363984235;Namworld;and they already paid for manufacturing 50 more TH I think -63581;1363984240;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: remember, friedcat hasnt gotten all of the 15th online yet -63580;1363984245;Diablo-D3;Namworld: yeah -63579;1363984253;Diablo-D3;and the total farm will be around 60 th -63578;1363984255;Namworld;that too... hopefully they can get their shit together -63577;1363984331;ThickAsThieves;he just asked what the next div might be -63576;1363984336;ThickAsThieves;half is a fair guess -63575;1363984342;Doffx;Yeah, I like the answer -63574;1363984344;Doffx;:) -63573;1363984369;ThickAsThieves;they might get another 1th online before then -63572;1363984375;ThickAsThieves;tahts my guess -63571;1363984390;ThickAsThieves;and i'm the expert here bro! -63570;1363984404;Doffx;Haha, I just needed a rough estimation -63569;1363984421;ThickAsThieves;just joshin ;) -63568;1363984433;Doffx;I haven't been following anything in the asset world for a while -63567;1363984440;kakobrekla;any word from josh' -63566;1363984461;Doffx;DId they eat all the chips -63565;1363984465;[\\\];kakobrekla: "coming soon" -63564;1363984541;jurov;so, i've read the scrollback and some links. and all i'm remembering is that mircea tried to stabilize a vagina by poring concrete. -63563;1363984549;jurov;*pouring -63562;1363984577;deadweasel;out of a powdered dead weasel's anus -63561;1363984721;mod6;;;rate 1 thestringpuller Joined the BitOTTer project! -63560;1363984721;gribble;Error: 'thestringpuller' is not a valid integer. -63559;1363984727;mod6;bah -63558;1363984734;mod6;;;rate thestringpuller 1 Joined the BitOTTer project! -63557;1363984736;gribble;Rating entry successful. 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Your rating for user smickles has changed from 3 to 3. -63547;1363984888;mod6;i <3 this channel -63546;1363984909;mircea_popescu;jurov lolz. check out asciilifeform's mining link. -63545;1363984945;mod6;if anyone would like to help out with the BitOTTer project, send me a PM or join us in #BitOTTer -63544;1363985013;jurov;i have already seen it -63543;1363985017;kakobrekla;;;rate thestringpuller 1 -63542;1363985019;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user thestringpuller has been recorded. -63541;1363985159;MJR__;;;ticker -63540;1363985159;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.55000, Best ask: 72.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.45000, Last trade: 71.55000, 24 hour volume: 65236.36510509, 24 hour low: 68.90583, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 71.87573 -63539;1363985230;MJR__;;;ticker, ;brc -63538;1363985230;gribble;Error: "ticker," is not a valid command. -63537;1363985266;kakobrekla;twitter suggest to follow britney spears to bitbet -63536;1363985298;jurov;we have been solving BNFs by hand in highshool. so have firsthand experience how NP-hard that stuff is with increasing number of variables -63535;1363985367;kakobrekla;ltc is back to 0.006 i see :) -63534;1363985395;jurov;4 bits/variables - trivial, 5/6 bits - solvable by hand if you have time and patience -63533;1363985421;jurov;up to 20 bits - fully solvable by computer -63532;1363985453;jurov;anything beyond that, you can only stab in the problem and hope you'll get something close anoutgh to minimal -63531;1363985463;jurov;*enough -63530;1363985531;benkay;are we talking about SAT solving? -63529;1363985534;jurov;yes -63528;1363985567;MJR__;doesn't sat solving get easier -63527;1363985576;MJR__;over time? -63526;1363985621;jurov;generally when computers get 2x more powerful, you can solve one bit more -63525;1363985658;jurov;so it will really take some time till we arrive to 160 or 256 bits -63524;1363985766;mircea_popescu;fresh from the mp evil rants department : http://trilema.com/2013/of-mice-and-men-revisited/ -63523;1363985808;mircea_popescu;jurov depends if they actually get a breakthrough. -63522;1363985820;mircea_popescu;this isn't a universal np problem they're approaching but a well defined subset -63521;1363985841;jurov;yes, that's also possible. -63520;1363985860;mircea_popescu;that's i think the motivating factor : one clever idea, lots of value in it. -63519;1363985892;jurov;oh mp, have you seen i coined a new term befitting teh community? "mining scene" -63518;1363985905;mircea_popescu;hehe -63517;1363985911;mircea_popescu;as in buncha hipsters ? -63516;1363985943;jurov;https://twitter.com/coin_br << like, used here -63515;1363985980;jurov;we reviewed mining scene -63514;1363986011;mircea_popescu;lol k -63513;1363986025;benkay;"I fire twentysomethings of his particular school of mental retardation " -63512;1363986036;benkay;fire them for making mistakes, or insisting the mistakes are the software's problem? -63511;1363986068;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the "I fire..." quote reads like "I expel rabid badgers from my house every day." -63510;1363986077;benkay;(which is actually their problem by proxy they just don't get it) -63509;1363986080;mircea_popescu;well... kinda what it is. -63508;1363986082;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: one naturally wants to ask: why were they there? -63507;1363986094;mircea_popescu;benkay in general it goes EXACTLY like the bitcoin shit went down. -63506;1363986106;mircea_popescu;new kid wants to improve X with Y supertechnology we old stuffies don't know abou -63505;1363986107;tiberiusiv;BFL is going to fail to deliver for 2 reasons -63504;1363986112;mircea_popescu;because we just dion't understand, maan -63503;1363986117;MJR__;mircea_popescu: nice article -63502;1363986120;tiberiusiv;1) they are short asic 2) they are short BTC 3) they are long USD -63501;1363986128;benkay;mm -63500;1363986128;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: that is, why do you hire them? -63499;1363986134;benkay;want to talk more about this -63498;1363986136;benkay;but team lunch impends. -63497;1363986139;mircea_popescu;i don't hire them, they just get hired. -63496;1363986158;mircea_popescu;in general the way things work in the western world is if you wish to be hired by X you wil be -63495;1363986165;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: at MPEx? what else "just happens" there? -63494;1363986167;mircea_popescu;just like university. if you wish to enroll you will. -63493;1363986172;mircea_popescu;now, finish there ? diff story. -63492;1363986174;mircea_popescu;no not at mpex -63491;1363986182;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5451 BTC [+] -63490;1363986196;smickles;asciilifeform: mircea_popescu does have a 'real' business -63489;1363986198;mircea_popescu;this discussion re hiring/firing ppl has nothing to do with mpex, it's my larger experience -63488;1363986222;mircea_popescu;i've not yet actually fired anyone at mpex. it's not quite large enough to have a hr to do mishiring -63487;1363986224;mircea_popescu;as you well observe. -63486;1363986298;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv this is a point, they're unwittingly/unintentionally short both asic and btc -63485;1363986299;smickles;I wan't a scribe to follow me around and record my activities in iambic pentameter -63484;1363986316;mircea_popescu;that can't work well. -63483;1363986337;tiberiusiv;mircea: thats why basic failed and covered only 5% of their BTC shorts -63482;1363986388;jurov;bitvps really fits this mold, once respected company listed on mpex, now something with customer testimony on frontpage with dead link -63481;1363986402;mod6;: -63480;1363986404;mod6;:/ -63479;1363986419;mod6;i had high-hopes for bvps -63478;1363986425;jurov;i can't resist trolling them... hosting company with deal customer link on frontpage, wtf? -63477;1363986432;jurov;*dead -63476;1363986505;mircea_popescu;anyway, benkay : new kid wants to impress everyone with his cool skills. is warned about what the failure modes are and what is expected and what to check. -63475;1363986505;jurov;seem nice tiled background is more important for'em. -63474;1363986515;mircea_popescu;he proceeds to just code, never check, never design for fault tolerance, nothing -63473;1363986522;mircea_popescu;then he explains that it's not his fault -63472;1363986524;mircea_popescu;then he gets fired. -63471;1363986536;deadweasel;that is natural -63470;1363986543;mircea_popescu;natural means stupid in this context. -63469;1363986551;deadweasel;natural to fire him -63468;1363986552;mircea_popescu;coding is a high civilisation adventure, which means quite perverted -63467;1363986556;mircea_popescu;ie, not natural -63466;1363986558;mircea_popescu;ah. myea. -63465;1363986739;mircea_popescu;anyway, im really looking forward to more peeps with business / financial / legal / whoring / etc experience joining btc -63464;1363986745;mircea_popescu;as the tech matures. -63463;1363986899;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: yeah, because that worked out so well for personal computing (and later the Net)... -63462;1363986917;mircea_popescu;it did. -63461;1363986924;deadweasel;yeah -63460;1363986929;mircea_popescu;it worked wonderfully. -63459;1363986941;mircea_popescu;there's like 1 trillion worth of equipment deployed in support of the net atm -63458;1363986948;mircea_popescu;that would have NEVER existed otherwise. -63457;1363986967;deadweasel;also, BTC.... -63456;1363986973;deadweasel;worked out pretty well for me -63455;1363986976;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: you speak as if that's evidence of effectiveness -63454;1363986979;deadweasel;and porno. -63453;1363986991;MJR__;but why is the goal to humiliate lol -63452;1363987004;mircea_popescu;MJR__ it's not. -63451;1363987013;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform just evidence of size. -63450;1363987014;MJR__;I was kidding -63449;1363987017;deadweasel;immediately transferring information across the world instantaneously? it's pretty sweet. -63448;1363987030;MJR__;I agree with you -63447;1363987035;MJR__;good article -63446;1363987039;deadweasel;asciilifeform: what is inneffective? -63445;1363987047;MJR__;way more important to design a good system -63444;1363987081;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7612 = 2.2836 BTC [-] -63443;1363987081;asciilifeform;deadweasel: you know how failing organs sometime enlarge to unbelievable sizes? hearts the size of a basketball? -63442;1363987082;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.761102 = 7.611 BTC [-] -63441;1363987084;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.761102 = 1.5222 BTC [-] -63440;1363987093;deadweasel;asciilifeform: yes -63439;1363987114;deadweasel;asciilifeform: are you saying the interwebz is going to arrest and stop working? -63438;1363987120;mircea_popescu;yes well, if you define the purpose of the net as "exchanging research papers" then it's totally hydropizic. -63437;1363987141;mircea_popescu;thing is much like btc, the net doesn't have a fixed purpose. -63436;1363987146;deadweasel;dafuq is hydropizic? -63435;1363987158;mircea_popescu;the condition of the enlarged hearth -63434;1363987191;mircea_popescu;emperor hadrianus had it -63433;1363987205;deadweasel;i see -63432;1363987211;mircea_popescu;they forbid him drink water. he has this elegia about water somewhere, about how great it is -63431;1363987222;tiberiusiv;mircea: do you live inside a hotel? -63430;1363987225;mircea_popescu;and how it sucks to be the emperor and not be able to have a motherfucking glass of water -63429;1363987228;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv nope -63428;1363987251;asciilifeform;Reminds me of: "I remember someone saying that if it hadn't been for automatic switches in the telephone network, the entire population of planet earth would have had to be telephone operators to handle the load of telephone usage in 1993 or thereabout. I get the eerie feeling that because modern computer systems are so incredibly braindamaged in their design and in the tools used to program them, the entire po -63427;1363987251;asciilifeform;pulation of planet earth will be programming these idiotic boxes pretty soon..." (https://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.misc/msg/39a8ab509dcb814?dmode=source&output=gplain) -63426;1363987319;deadweasel;asciilifeform: it's true, but that would be an improvement -63425;1363987322;asciilifeform;the net just barely works if you are thinking of a purpose other than exchanging spam, crapware, persilential ads, and idiocy. -63424;1363987330;asciilifeform;*pestilential -63423;1363987331;deadweasel;put robots in the mines, teach the miners to program them -63422;1363987342;deadweasel;net works great for me -63421;1363987350;deadweasel;unlesss I'm trying to use coinbase or mtgox -63420;1363987394;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv http://trilema.com/2011/mutatis-mutandis/ there, inside shots -63419;1363987458;tiberiusiv;whats the rent there -63418;1363987480;mircea_popescu;i've paid 22k for a year. -63417;1363987490;mircea_popescu;(lei) -63416;1363987512;tiberiusiv;whats that in btc -63415;1363987521;mircea_popescu;hmm lessee -63414;1363987521;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: a slice of stake from the grocery also doesn't have a fixed purpose. you can cook and eat it, or put it out in the sun and wait for it to grow with thousands of flies. -63413;1363987526;asciilifeform;growth! -63412;1363987529;mircea_popescu;;;calc 22000 / 3.4 / 72 -63411;1363987530;gribble;89.8692810458 -63410;1363987547;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform steak ? -63409;1363987555;asciilifeform;more flies (users!) is good, right -63408;1363987563;mircea_popescu;depends how yo udefine it. -63407;1363987570;mircea_popescu;if you're trying to grow flies yes it is. -63406;1363987579;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.789 BTC [+] -63405;1363987589;asciilifeform;steak, yes -63404;1363987590;mircea_popescu;point being : to attack the internet today you need to contend with something 1 trn worth of large. -63403;1363987599;mircea_popescu;it wouldn't hurt btc to be in the same position. -63402;1363987606;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.796 = 7.96 BTC [+] -63401;1363987608;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7965 = 7.965 BTC [+] -63400;1363987611;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 14 @ 0.79697 = 11.1576 BTC [+] -63399;1363987613;asciilifeform;nope, you just need the "NSAkey" -63398;1363987631;mircea_popescu;there's no nsakey. -63397;1363987637;kakobrekla;hm 400somethin euro per month -63396;1363987641;kakobrekla;is that a flat or a house -63395;1363987643;mircea_popescu;i get it, makes for a decent novel plot -63394;1363987649;mircea_popescu;but there's no nsakey -63393;1363987656;asciilifeform;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSAKEY and whatever the modern equivalent is -63392;1363987661;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla house. i got a garden and there's also a 2nd floor -63391;1363987663;tiberiusiv;mircea: have you upgraded to tailored suits yet -63390;1363987673;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu cool makes sense then -63389;1363987674;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 18 @ 0.8 = 14.4 BTC [+] -63388;1363987692;asciilifeform;what fraction of BTC users use MSwin/macos? -63387;1363987693;robonerd;hey what's this channel for? -63386;1363987697;mircea_popescu;my suits are handweaved by teary eyed slves out of their own hair! -63385;1363987714;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform actually there's a lot of macos surprisingly -63384;1363987757;asciilifeform;if you run a popular commercial OS, you're uncle sam's bitch, whether you know it or not. -63383;1363987769;robonerd;yea true -63382;1363987789;robonerd;i want to buy in on a asic-based mining op. i only have $200 to invest -63381;1363987790;asciilifeform;this includes Cisco/Juniper backbones. -63380;1363987811;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i think mpex quite clearly showed you don't have to be. -63379;1363987820;mircea_popescu;and if you choose to be...well... nothing wrong with that. -63378;1363987848;mircea_popescu;robonerd perhaps asicminer if it's not overvalued iyo. -63377;1363987860;asciilifeform;mpex hums along because a bureaucrat hasn't hit the "dump all win32/osx machine's BTC wallets to one address" key yet. -63376;1363987860;mircea_popescu;otherwise i don't trust them things personally, but ymmv. -63375;1363987873;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform even if he had, it'd hum just as nicely. -63374;1363987901;robonerd;well how can i get in on the bitcoin surge? i'm an apple ios developer, i can write bitcoin related software to help ppl in exchange for btc mining hardware -63373;1363987903;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: hope you'll enjoy having him as the sole client, then -63372;1363987960;mircea_popescu;wouldn't be the sole client. you've seen the faq right ? -63371;1363987977;mircea_popescu;plenty of people are going the cold route. -63370;1363987995;asciilifeform;a cold wallet is only cold until you want to spend some? -63369;1363988002;mircea_popescu;robonerd i don't think anyone's lookingto give away hardware atm -63368;1363988017;mircea_popescu;one way to get in may be to just buy bitcoin, if you don't think it's overvalued atm -63367;1363988036;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://mpex.co/faq.html#18 -63366;1363988073;mircea_popescu;Step 4. Your account is now set up, you can use it in full confidence. Yes, this includes the inconvenient step of transferring GPG-encoded strings from a cold machine to a hot machine. -63365;1363988092;mircea_popescu;in practice most everyone uses a qr gun from what i understand. -63364;1363988094;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: yes, ok, MPEx might be using cold wallets, kept on Mars. But most BTC users don't. and if you want to spend any, you have to defrost. -63363;1363988100;mircea_popescu;nono -63362;1363988105;mircea_popescu;im talking about the users. -63361;1363988116;mircea_popescu;you setup your signing on one machine, connect another to the internet -63360;1363988122;mircea_popescu;its really niot that hard/expensive to do -63359;1363988151;asciilifeform;also, in practice, most air gaps aren't. see Stuxnet & friends. -63358;1363988170;mircea_popescu;well, problem there is the process. -63357;1363988178;mircea_popescu;when 1000s of ppl are involved security takes a hike -63356;1363988184;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: do you hand-type the public keys and signed transactions? -63355;1363988187;MJR__;yes true -63354;1363988189;mircea_popescu;it's trivial for you to implement a secure system if it's only got one user -63353;1363988221;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform consider the case of an old laptop you get off ebay for 200 bux, format and install linux on. -63352;1363988232;mircea_popescu;as long as you don't connect it to the net ever, what's the worst that can happen ? -63351;1363988238;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: is your cold machine kept in a Faraday cage room, with optically isolated power? -63350;1363988254;smickles;hardcore -63349;1363988265;mircea_popescu;dude, it's a laptop. you don't need to isolate the power :D -63348;1363988270;asciilifeform;pick up a spectrum analyzer on ebay and see how far your laptop radiates. -63347;1363988300;mircea_popescu;if you demonstrate key stealing off a laptop i'll give you a btc in bounty -63346;1363988302;asciilifeform;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempest_(codename) -63345;1363988330;MJR__;yes...so gain physical access -63344;1363988334;mircea_popescu;yes well, tempest stuff is detecting airplanes and industrial facilities. -63343;1363988354;mircea_popescu;MJR__ i wastalking, with a spectrum analyzer. -63342;1363988390;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: if you demonstrate how to steal a vault full of diamonds in Belgium, I'll give you a U.S. dollar in bounty. -63341;1363988399;mircea_popescu;:) -63340;1363988413;mircea_popescu;that's easy : i just walk in there, say hi and hit them across the head. -63339;1363988419;mircea_popescu;as demonstrated in snatch -63338;1363988512;MJR__;the point is that "security" is a spectrum -63337;1363988516;kakobrekla;hehe http://i.imgur.com/STSOYR9h.png -63336;1363988520;MJR__;as stated on mpex FAQ -63335;1363988522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.54490001 BTC [-] -63334;1363988543;MJR__;you define the needs you have with their risks -63333;1363988563;MJR__;it's all about time spent vs possible loss -63332;1363988569;MJR__;probabilities -63331;1363988579;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla win -63330;1363988595;mircea_popescu;MJR__ as far as i can see, the job of the provider is to ensure you don't get squished. -63329;1363988602;MJR__;yeah -63328;1363988604;mircea_popescu;ie, that the spectrum available includes the zone you as a customer need -63327;1363988611;mircea_popescu;other than that... good luck and green onions. -63326;1363988617;MJR__;exactly -63325;1363988632;MJR__;I think mpex does that well -63324;1363988646;MJR__;with the key exchanging options -63323;1363988686;mircea_popescu;and even in that context : a little squishing up is acceptable -63322;1363988690;mircea_popescu;the idea is to not squish down as it were -63321;1363988711;mircea_popescu;a good example of this is disallowing weak passwords -63320;1363988878;tiberiusiv;i dont get why cavirtex is voluntarily going to regulators in canada -63319;1363988890;tiberiusiv;even charging a sales tax they arent required too -63318;1363988926;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv they are seizing an opportunity. -63317;1363988927;tiberiusiv;not to mention they are using the CAD dollar as a unit of account vs BTC -63316;1363988935;mircea_popescu;atm btc exchange is done legally in europe by the bitcoin-central ppl -63315;1363988939;mircea_popescu;and by nobody in the us -63314;1363988944;mircea_popescu;they have that space, they want to fill it. -63313;1363988997;MJR__;well, I personally don't like disallowing weak passwords -63312;1363989018;MJR__;I like notifying about the relative strength of a password -63311;1363989028;mircea_popescu;MJR__ yeah. in some broken environments however (such as, the web) you're desperate fgor air however -63310;1363989047;MJR__;but forcing people to do a harder password leads to stick notes on monitors -63309;1363989065;MJR__;which is WAY less secure -63308;1363989085;MJR__;so the policy can lead to the exact opposite effect -63307;1363989108;mircea_popescu;very true -63306;1363989114;MJR__;offer broad range of security options... -63305;1363989117;mircea_popescu;you can't force good. -63304;1363989120;MJR__;2 factor -63303;1363989126;MJR__;yes -63302;1363989150;MJR__;I personally like pin code for financial transactions plus password for login -63301;1363989190;MJR__;makes it somewhat difficult enough for attacker but easier for user -63300;1363989194;mircea_popescu;so basically did asicminer just downgrade theyr "next batch" from 60 gh to 50gh -63299;1363989199;mircea_popescu;or have i not been paying attention here ? -63298;1363989245;kakobrekla;i dont even give a fuck anymore about these asic -63297;1363989253;mircea_popescu;no but listen! this is a big deal. -63296;1363989258;mircea_popescu;originally : 12gh + 60 gh -63295;1363989264;mircea_popescu;then their 12gh failed to materialise -63294;1363989275;mircea_popescu;atm they are at about 7gh, and hoping to get together 15 -63293;1363989281;mircea_popescu;but the 2nd batch is 50 now -63292;1363989289;mircea_popescu;so out of 22 gh they put online 7 and are hoping for 15 tops -63291;1363989300;mircea_popescu;this means 1/3 of their chips blew out during the month ? -63290;1363989303;mircea_popescu;is the power thing a lie ? -63289;1363989350;kakobrekla;dunno -63288;1363989359;MJR__;I think that 3rd wave Avalon might be a good deal still -63287;1363989389;MJR__;regardless of future difficulty -63286;1363989392;kakobrekla;its all fog and bullshit -63285;1363989400;mod6;yeah, i dunno -63284;1363989404;mod6;i wouldn't believe it until i see it -63283;1363989410;kakobrekla;so cause of the fog you cant see the shit -63282;1363989413;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't put money on any of it -63281;1363989415;kakobrekla;you might end up stepping in one -63280;1363989419;mircea_popescu;but it makes for a fun detective story imo -63279;1363989424;mod6;mircea_popescu: yeah i wouldn't put my btc's on it. -63278;1363989458;mod6;its too bad really, because these things could be awesome, but we have no way of knowing what we're getting or if we'll even get delivery. -63277;1363989469;mod6;or if it'll even work as advertised -63276;1363989479;MJR__;seen Avalon with my own 2 eyes -63275;1363989488;MJR__;in person -63274;1363989491;MJR__;hashing -63273;1363989512;kakobrekla;do the coins falling out cause much noise? -63272;1363989515;MJR__;it's getting around 8 coins per day -63271;1363989534;MJR__;such a racket with coins piling up everywhere -63270;1363989539;mircea_popescu;lol -63269;1363989554;jcpham;woohoo -63268;1363989563;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137459.msg1658257#msg1658257 lol -63267;1363989565;jcpham;firstadopterponzicoinasic -63266;1363989578;mircea_popescu;bitcoin foundation should comission a statue group of usagi and deprived -63265;1363989589;mircea_popescu;pigeons could then finally have a haunt -63264;1363989618;jborkl;I don't understand usagi math -63263;1363989657;mircea_popescu;that's because you don't drink enough -63262;1363989662;mircea_popescu;paint stripper. -63261;1363989662;jborkl;and why anyone would even care about $2400 worth of silver is beyond me -63260;1363989672;mircea_popescu;i think deprived does it as a hobby -63259;1363989680;jborkl;I dont blame him -63258;1363989693;mircea_popescu;i also don't see where you get 2,4k ? no way he has 80oz -63257;1363989695;jborkl;I dont get why anyone would list a asset of 2400 -63256;1363989704;jborkl;well, he says 80 oz -63255;1363989708;mircea_popescu;srsly ? -63254;1363989710;jborkl;in usagi land -63253;1363989713;jcpham;i hve 80 oz of silver -63252;1363989717;mircea_popescu;i thought more like 30 , anyway. -63251;1363989717;jcpham;what can i do with it -63250;1363989720;smickles;I had people like deprived looking at my statements, ya know that they said? -63249;1363989723;jcpham;start an asset or something? -63248;1363989732;mircea_popescu;jcpham you could make a silver cock -63247;1363989742;smickles;they said they lookd good and asked me what program i used to generate them -63246;1363989742;jborkl;he says 80 oz silver with 800 shares in the float and 43btc in debt -63245;1363989743;jcpham;what the fuck is 80 oz of silver anyways -63244;1363989749;jcpham;good for -63243;1363989757;mircea_popescu;haha smickles -63242;1363989770;jcpham;mircea_popescu have you seen the amagi metals silver bullets? -63241;1363989797;mircea_popescu;nope -63240;1363989807;jcpham;http://www.amagimetals.com/1-oz-45-silver-bullet-round.html -63239;1363989816;jcpham;i saw it on reddit -63238;1363989824;jcpham;when they were basing coinabul -63237;1363989828;jcpham;*bashing -63236;1363989831;mircea_popescu;haha. -63235;1363989832;mod6;is it ACP? -63234;1363989836;mircea_popescu;what are these, for shooting vampires ? -63233;1363989841;mircea_popescu;VP rounds ? -63232;1363989845;jcpham;it's a silver knock off -63231;1363989852;jcpham;i wish it was primer + case -63230;1363989854;mod6;lol: One ounce .45 ACP silver bullet. -63229;1363989855;mod6;thats awesome -63228;1363989859;jcpham;fucking slay vampires -63227;1363989872;jcpham;what else am i going to buy with bitcoin -63226;1363989874;jcpham;amirite -63225;1363989876;mircea_popescu;wait. the casing is silver too ?! -63224;1363989878;mod6;right jcpham -63223;1363989883;jcpham;it doesn't fire -63222;1363989886;mircea_popescu;o -63221;1363989888;mod6;awe :? -63220;1363989888;jcpham;we wish it did -63219;1363989893;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.8 = 5.6 BTC [+] -63218;1363989901;mod6;i might of had to get a few for the G21 -63217;1363989904;mircea_popescu;then they're silver rounds neh ? :D -63216;1363989904;jcpham;it is a mold of a .45 round if i understand it correctly -63215;1363989932;smickles;i used to know a guy who mad a few silver 22 bullets for the fun of it -63214;1363989937;jcpham;keep one in the chamber you know -63213;1363989941;jcpham;just in case -63212;1363989958;mircea_popescu;"I need 2btc will repay 2.5 btc My name is very well known " -63211;1363990011;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [-] -63210;1363990013;deadweasel;he would have all of 15 shareholders. -63209;1363990030;mircea_popescu;"Its kind of a personal website for me and my girlfriend. We are a webcam couple on chaturbate.com and we are trying to expand into the bitcoin world. cam4btc is a great idea and we are willing to promote the site on ours, but our site is just a way to promote my girlfriend and what all she is willing to do on cam" -63208;1363990054;mircea_popescu;white guy, too squishy to be a pimp ? -63207;1363990061;mircea_popescu;become forum entrepreneur! -63206;1363990100;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.28837301 = 288.373 BTC [+] -63205;1363990101;mircea_popescu;"Btw, I have bought the domain and have hosting now. So that is where I am at. Now I am currently looking for someone who would like to help build the site. For now it would be a very small 1 page project. That will later have a forum and gallery. But for now, If you'd like to help build me a simple front page, let me know. I do not have much experience in website design." -63204;1363990114;jborkl;he should ipo that, lol -63203;1363990118;jcpham;"but our site is just a way to promote my girlfriend and what all she is willing to do on cam" -63202;1363990124;jcpham;that sentence gives me chills -63201;1363990130;jcpham;what a fucking weakling -63200;1363990138;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C490T] 500 @ 0.3163976 = 158.1988 BTC [+] -63199;1363990141;jcpham;he could learn to phrase things better -63198;1363990142;jborkl;sounds like a glbse ipo -63197;1363990174;mircea_popescu;well... his name is well known, he needs 2btc loaned -63196;1363990182;jcpham;no -63195;1363990188;jcpham;link me to it -63194;1363990190;mircea_popescu;that poor girl, incidentally, i'd push her a hundred just to get out of the mess. -63193;1363990191;jcpham;please go -63192;1363990193;jcpham;d -63191;1363990199;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06812163 BTC [-] -63190;1363990203;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154761.0;all -63189;1363990240;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 2 @ 0.044 = 0.088 BTC [-] -63188;1363990259;jcpham;http://cultofturtle.com -63187;1363990269;jurov;reminds me to the russian who posted photo of his wife in underwear in front of rigs -63186;1363990290;mircea_popescu;jurov recal the sob story from siberia ? -63185;1363990302;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 256 @ 0.28837301 = 73.8235 BTC [+] -63184;1363990304;mircea_popescu;the guy to whom i sent like a btc and republished his story and he was wtf happened -63183;1363990318;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -63182;1363990320;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 51.19305144 / 66.64583078 / 67.37931378 (39043 shares, 9,008.62 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -63181;1363990321;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.54489999 = 2.1796 BTC [-] -63180;1363990323;jborkl;No.. but she is a mommy, we have a 4 year old son. And I ran a BitCoin Review Site for a little while, but that kinda faded away, not much going on there. -63179;1363990332;jborkl;lol -63178;1363990334;jborkl;sad -63177;1363990337;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.068) -63176;1363990337;gribble;80.4721030043 -63175;1363990363;mircea_popescu;incredible : oix call side is like 15 btc under oix put side -63174;1363990367;mircea_popescu;total crossing. -63173;1363990392;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.044) -63172;1363990392;gribble;78.4518828452 -63171;1363990427;jurov;or result of lack of calls with appropriate strike -63170;1363990446;jurov;so puts get shorted instead -63169;1363990458;mircea_popescu;except puts got shorted all month -63168;1363990465;mircea_popescu;what'd be iyo an appropiate strike for calls atm ? -63167;1363990496;deadweasel;>>I am definately good for the loan, i will give personal info. that isnt a problem<< -63166;1363990505;mircea_popescu;i mean 75 is still out of the money (if just barely) -63165;1363990554;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -63164;1363990555;gribble;71.58 -63163;1363990565;smickles;73 is otm too -63162;1363990587;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138047.msg1659914#msg1659914 -63161;1363990590;jurov;i just say that calls striked > 75 would certainly sell atm and would affect the oix if they were available -63160;1363990598;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly, so bitmillions thing is 10% house edge ?! -63159;1363990619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00069245 = 0.6925 BTC [-] -63158;1363990621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00069242 = 0.6924 BTC [-] -63157;1363990623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00069241 = 7.9627 BTC [-] -63156;1363990649;jurov;so i don't get why it's surprising that oix is crossed -63155;1363990653;mircea_popescu;jurov that's kinda vague tho. what, 77 ? 85 ? 99 ? -63154;1363990674;jurov;100,200,500 as i said already :DDD -63153;1363990685;mircea_popescu;ya right, you'll pay 5 cents for call 500 -63152;1363990701;mircea_popescu;but anyway, my q was more, are yo uactually looking to buy and can't or just general discussion ? -63151;1363990719;mircea_popescu;cause i can add them, but kinda don't see the point, will have to change the notation anyway and that needs to wait till expiry. -63150;1363990737;jurov;not very much atm, but id' definitely bought 100 next month at least -63149;1363990742;jurov;C1000N -63148;1363990760;jurov;but i'm not asking you to add them asap -63147;1363990780;jurov;just i don't get the crossed oix comment -63146;1363990781;mircea_popescu;yeah, i think atm what i'll do is either 20-200 step 3 -63145;1363990790;mircea_popescu;or else 25 - 300 step 5. -63144;1363990796;jurov;to me it seems obvious -63143;1363990807;mircea_popescu;any preferences from the public btw ? -63142;1363990868;smickles;mircea_popescu: oh please keep that trailing 0 in the mpsic, i don't want to recode things -63141;1363990874;mircea_popescu;;/ -63140;1363990896;mircea_popescu;you'll have to recode things else everyone will have to keep typing a useless 0 all the time -63139;1363990921;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.54489999 = 5.9939 BTC [-] -63138;1363990923;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8099 BTC [+] -63137;1363990924;smickles;bah, well, it's not that big of a deal anyway -63136;1363990937;mircea_popescu;originally the fraction strikes were great -63135;1363990943;mircea_popescu;what with btc being 2 and shit -63134;1363990945;mircea_popescu;but atm... -63133;1363990997;mircea_popescu;i guess i better make a general warning about this too huh. -63132;1363991000;smickles;ideally, you should have 6 strikes, 3 each side one standard deviation further away from the last -63131;1363991015;smickles;problem is, bitcoin goes thru 8 stddevs sometimes -63130;1363991022;mircea_popescu;yeah. -63129;1363991041;mircea_popescu;and there's other advantages to the linear scheme too -63128;1363991043;jurov;step 5 is OK. but definitely please either announce it first or make sure all new mpsic are different from current -63127;1363991257;jurov;if anyone holds the options, i mean. just renaming C250T into C025T and creating new C205T would cause utter chaos in coinbr database -63126;1363991270;jurov;*new C250T -63125;1363991396;mircea_popescu;prepare for it, because it's acomin'. -63124;1363991410;mircea_popescu;but the idea is, nobody will hold anything because it will be opex -63123;1363991415;mircea_popescu;so all options get exercised. -63122;1363991427;jurov;next month options then -63121;1363991450;jurov;so i can expect C200N to become C020T ? -63120;1363991465;mircea_popescu;those may pose a problem yes. there's like 50 or so total contracts outstanding. -63119;1363991472;mircea_popescu;jurov yes. i'm writing a full post explaining. -63118;1363991476;mircea_popescu;gimme a minute. -63117;1363991481;jurov;np -63116;1363991516;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00375 = 0.0375 BTC [-] -63115;1363991518;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00359 BTC [-] -63114;1363991581;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4937 = 1.9748 BTC [+] -63113;1363991621;thestringpuller;!m OIX -63112;1363991628;thestringpuller;!ticker m OIX -63111;1363991630;assbot;Um, shouldn't you be with your own tribe or somethin'? -63110;1363991640;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -63109;1363991642;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 51.19305144 / 66.68349399 / 67.41250707 (39299 shares, 9,082.45 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -63108;1363992092;error4733;!last h vtx -63107;1363992093;assbot;Last trade for VTX on HAVELOCK was at 0.54489999 BTC [-] -63106;1363992099;error4733;nooooooooooooooooooooooooo -63105;1363992241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.54321 = 2.7161 BTC [-] -63104;1363992242;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.5449 = 2.1796 BTC [+] -63103;1363992244;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 31 @ 0.54490001 = 16.8919 BTC [+] -63102;1363992376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00423294 = 4.2329 BTC [-] -63101;1363992377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3350 @ 0.00423293 = 14.1803 BTC [-] -63100;1363992482;mod6;$depth s.dice -63099;1363992484;mpexbot;mod6: Bids: ['250 @ 0.00380002', '250 @ 0.00380002', '250 @ 0.00380001', '100 @ 0.00320005', '100 @ 0.00320004'] -63098;1363992485;mpexbot;mod6: Asks: ['250000 @ 0.0044', '4484 @ 0.00444443', '1000 @ 0.00449999', '60000 @ 0.0045', '1000 @ 0.00499979'] -63097;1363992508;mod6;250k @ .0044, time to back the truck up? -63096;1363992695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00380002 BTC [-] -63095;1363992780;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 17 @ 0.8098 = 13.7666 BTC [-] -63094;1363993021;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4938 = 1.9752 BTC [+] -63093;1363993031;unbalanced;Lower highs and lower lows since late yesterday for BTC/USD on Mt. Gox. -63092;1363993081;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.5 = 5 BTC [+] -63091;1363993258;mircea_popescu;jurov and everyone else working a mpex bot of any kind : http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-btc-usd-options-denomination-change/ -63090;1363993272;mircea_popescu;please distribute this so we minimise surprises too. -63089;1363993471;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8098 = 1.6196 BTC [-] -63088;1363993492;mod6;ok my stuff is ok with that change. -63087;1363993507;mod6;its agnostic to the nomanclature of the MPSIC -63086;1363993512;mod6;it just get's 'em and displays them -63085;1363993522;mod6;or if you put one in, it'll match it. -63084;1363993625;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.45898 BTC [+] -63083;1363993670;mircea_popescu;cool -63082;1363993689;mircea_popescu;so is pympex -63081;1363993697;mircea_popescu;but if you're running like a bot, things change -63080;1363993729;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 100 @ 0.1505 = 15.05 BTC [-] -63079;1363993755;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -63078;1363993756;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 66.00000, Best ask: 66.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 66.00000, 24 hour volume: 67515.82621468, 24 hour low: 66.30000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 71.33874 -63077;1363993761;ThickAsThieves;dun dun! -63076;1363993777;mircea_popescu;wait what ?! -63075;1363993780;mircea_popescu;srsly ? -63074;1363993798;unbalanced;Warned youse. -63073;1363993809;mod6;mircea_popescu: *nod* -63072;1363993810;mircea_popescu;no wonder options were covering like crazy -63071;1363993838;mod6;seems to be good support down to $60 though -63070;1363993842;mod6;;;bids 60 -63069;1363993845;gribble;There are currently 13803.831 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.0 USD, worth 865440.635754 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0071 seconds -63068;1363993867;mircea_popescu;1mn -63067;1363993876;dub;;;goxlag -63066;1363993878;gribble;71.869109 seconds -63065;1363993888;Namworld;wouldn't be the first 10k BTC drop at market price that pops right back up -63064;1363993896;mircea_popescu;"MPOE-PR, You are an incredibly stupid person to be so well written. Did you have an accident, like a blow to the head?" -63063;1363993899;dub;^nobody knows wtf the depth is -63062;1363993902;ThickAsThieves;gox suggested bid is 66 -63061;1363993912;ThickAsThieves;stuck at 66 -63060;1363993916;ThickAsThieves;so lame -63059;1363993936;ThickAsThieves;they need to change that -63058;1363993946;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 100 @ 0.004 = 0.4 BTC [+] -63057;1363993946;ThickAsThieves;when the socket dies, the suggested price pauses -63056;1363993948;dub;s/they/we -63055;1363993966;ThickAsThieves;so people just use it cuz they are dumb -63054;1363993981;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 15 @ 0.54490001 = 8.1735 BTC [+] -63053;1363993983;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P730T] 17 @ 0.12393099 = 2.1068 BTC [-] -63052;1363993994;jurov;well, any better way to suggest a price when exchange interface is unavailable? -63051;1363994031;ThickAsThieves;dont have a borked system? -63050;1363994036;ThickAsThieves;dont suggest price? -63049;1363994065;ThickAsThieves;show an orderbook? -63048;1363994070;ThickAsThieves;etc -63047;1363994075;jurov;well, it's actually the coinbr feature i like most.. having whole orderbook right on new order page -63046;1363994095;jurov;if it doesn't load it's like flying blind :D -63045;1363994097;Namworld;66? no, stuck at 66.66666666 -63044;1363994116;ThickAsThieves;still at 66 -63043;1363994136;mod6;i see ~800 @ 65.5 -63042;1363994144;ThickAsThieves;they could easily be manipulatng (gox) -63041;1363994155;Namworld;It's the weekend dip... -63040;1363994155;ThickAsThieves;if they just switch the suggested bif -63039;1363994156;mod6;heh i've got bad data -63038;1363994158;ThickAsThieves;bid -63037;1363994162;ThickAsThieves;then they decide the price -63036;1363994175;ThickAsThieves;people see a $10 drop in suggestion -63035;1363994177;ThickAsThieves;and panic -63034;1363994182;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 11 @ 0.00469 = 0.0516 BTC [-] -63033;1363994199;Namworld;Happens every friday. Some herd-mind creatures all go nuts every friday because they worship some natural event they provoke. -63032;1363994213;mircea_popescu;hahaha -63031;1363994217;mircea_popescu;aptly put -63030;1363994227;ThickAsThieves;i'm not convinced -63029;1363994237;ThickAsThieves;weekend dip was analyzed for weeks -63028;1363994240;Namworld;It's called blaming the banks -63027;1363994244;ThickAsThieves;and proven to not be predictable -63026;1363994245;Namworld;Everybody does it -63025;1363994456;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [+] -63024;1363994561;ThickAsThieves;i aint complaining -63023;1363994572;ThickAsThieves;i just got my deposit from campbx :) -63022;1363994577;ThickAsThieves;so i welcome the dip -63021;1363994584;ThickAsThieves;took them 3 fucking weeks -63020;1363994616;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P730T] 14 @ 0.12565086 = 1.7591 BTC [+] -63019;1363994677;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -63018;1363994678;gribble;117.445562 seconds -63017;1363994684;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -63016;1363994685;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.00000, Best ask: 68.50000, Bid-ask spread: 1.50000, Last trade: 68.50000, 24 hour volume: 68088.46052488, 24 hour low: 65.88000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 71.29410 -63015;1363994759;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00464 BTC [+] -63014;1363994967;dub;;;ticker -63013;1363994968;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.02127, Best ask: 70.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.97873, Last trade: 70.00000, 24 hour volume: 73864.51626862, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 70.87635 -63012;1363995155;Bowjob;meow -63011;1363995163;Bowjob;the flash crash woke me up -63010;1363995165;Bowjob;;;ticker -63009;1363995166;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.02230, Best ask: 69.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.77770, Last trade: 69.80000, 24 hour volume: 74785.18483392, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 70.86350 -63008;1363995168;Bowjob;mhm -63007;1363995182;Bowjob;;;goxlag -63006;1363995182;gribble;74.29226 seconds -63005;1363995187;mod6;i think its awesome that btc gets people out of bed -63004;1363995221;mod6;reminds me of when I used to sleep behind the servers in the NOC -63003;1363995251;mod6;(its warm back there!) lol -63002;1363995260;error4733;sade to see how just a 5K dump can cut 10% -63001;1363995277;mircea_popescu;error4733 that's the case pretty much across the spectrum -63000;1363995286;mircea_popescu;$depth s.dice -62999;1363995288;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Bids: ['250 @ 0.00380002', '249 @ 0.00380002', '250 @ 0.00380001', '7000 @ 0.003308', '100 @ 0.00320005'] -62998;1363995289;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['4484 @ 0.00444443', '1000 @ 0.00449999', '60000 @ 0.0045', '13055 @ 0.00499977', '1000 @ 0.00499979'] -62997;1363995317;error4733;(talk about btc) -62996;1363995355;error4733;i stop to hurt myslef to follow SD price -62995;1363995381;error4733;i play lee than 1 instead -62994;1363995403;Bowjob;profit for march is about 1k BTC right now -62993;1363995413;error4733;...yeaaa -62992;1363995415;mircea_popescu;error4733 lol -62991;1363995448;mircea_popescu;the cause is pretty much the lack of stabilisation agents. -62990;1363995459;mircea_popescu;irl there's all the people doingfinancial planning, advising for clients, -62989;1363995467;error4733;btc rise didn't help... -62988;1363995467;mircea_popescu;referral based advertising etc -62987;1363995472;Bowjob;https://twitter.com/PaulSproge/status/315162016232923136 -62986;1363995475;Bowjob;this guy called it -62985;1363995480;mircea_popescu;in here there's basically a bunch of coders running around like headless chickens implementing random shit -62984;1363995483;mircea_popescu;that then doens't work -62983;1363995484;mod6;lol smickles -62982;1363995575;Doffx;Err, how would that guy know unless he was the seller -62981;1363995583;Doffx;Or new of the sale to come -62980;1363995588;Doffx;knew* -62979;1363995602;Doffx;I guess I answered my own question really. -62978;1363995611;smickles;Doffx: prolly just an elliot waver -62977;1363995634;Doffx;What is an elliot waver? -62976;1363995647;smickles;;;lucky elliot wave theory -62975;1363995648;gribble;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliott_wave_principle -62974;1363995712;Bowjob;isnt that what lucif does -62973;1363995724;smickles;Bowjob: that's what most all of them do -62972;1363995754;Bowjob;how come that guy called it correctly, that lucif dude always fucks it up -62971;1363995762;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -62970;1363995763;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6570267.53609 based on data since last change | 7684587.17947 based on data for last three days -62969;1363995764;Doffx;Interesting -62968;1363995764;Bowjob;as a result, i go opposite of his forcasts -62967;1363995774;smickles;it's complicated enough that people don't understand it enough that confirmation bias sets in -62966;1363995780;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.524 = 5.24 BTC [+] -62965;1363995808;mircea_popescu;already back to 70 -62964;1363995823;Bowjob;honestly i think TA mostly charlatans -62963;1363995825;kakobrekla;trading on current exchanges while dips : http://static.fjcdn.com/pictures/You_3ace5c_2337479.jpg -62962;1363995832;smickles;plus, it basically says, at each key point, it can go either way -62961;1363995838;Bowjob;it could be my own personal incredulity setting in -62960;1363995838;error4733;drop 15k from your stach and drive it to 60$... -62959;1363995853;smickles;;;ticker -62958;1363995854;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.23770, Best ask: 69.73998, Bid-ask spread: 0.50228, Last trade: 69.23770, 24 hour volume: 75455.72439051, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 70.82006 -62957;1363995862;Bowjob;but if those TA analysts know whats going on, they wouldnt sell to ppl their subscriptions -62956;1363995864;smickles;;;market --sell 15000 -62955;1363995868;gribble;A market order to sell 15000 bitcoins right now would net 966129.1306 USD and would take the last price down to 61.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 64.4086 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -62954;1363995896;smickles;Bowjob: rationally, yes. they would even borrow money to do it themselves -62953;1363995900;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.54490001 = 4.3592 BTC [+] -62952;1363995929;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8098 BTC [-] -62951;1363996009;smickles;it would even make sense for them to borrow at hight rates, b/c their profit margin would overcome it -62950;1363996205;Ukto;http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/man-lists-bungalow-bitcoins-115706957--abc-news-savings-and-investment.html -62949;1363996439;error4733;this guy now had a nice new file open on his name with a IRS icon on top -62948;1363996448;tiberiusiv;bowjob: that arguement is wrong. same reason ASIC builders wouldnt sell -62947;1363996465;smickles;error4733: isn't that guy in canada? -62946;1363996469;tiberiusiv;selling a TA subscription is like selling call options -62945;1363996562;smickles;care to explain why that line of reasoning is included in the valuation of call options then? -62944;1363996562;unbalanced;or more like owning a call for free? -62943;1363996575;mircea_popescu;twitter fuckwits. -62942;1363996582;mircea_popescu;mpex happens to have introduced shorting in btc finance, -62941;1363996595;mircea_popescu;dood explains to me how im affraid of w/e the fuck. -62940;1363996610;mircea_popescu;where;s this "i have no clue thus therefore i know better" attitude come from already! -62939;1363996610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00069242 = 0.6924 BTC [+] -62938;1363996611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00069242 = 0.6924 BTC [+] -62937;1363996616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4116 @ 0.00069241 = 2.85 BTC [-] -62936;1363996617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 546 @ 0.00069172 = 0.3777 BTC [-] -62935;1363996621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00068839 = 6.0578 BTC [-] -62934;1363996624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2338 @ 0.0006825 = 1.5957 BTC [-] -62933;1363996644;tiberiusiv;mpex finally coming off its overvaluation -62932;1363996690;mircea_popescu;awww i can has 50mn ? -62931;1363996723;Bowjob;"a bitcoin is worth $72.50? are there any smaller denominations because otherwise these things wouldn't work that well outside large transactions. i.e. I'm not buying a pizza with 1 bitcoin when it means I'm giving the pizza joint a $58 tip." -62930;1363996736;Bowjob;"Maybe they can come up with a bitbitcoin worth $25.00 ..." -62929;1363996740;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.5451 = 2.7255 BTC [+] -62928;1363996754;Bowjob;watching clueless people talk about bitcoin -62927;1363996762;smickles;i can come up with a bitcoin worth 25 usd if you'll sell it to me -62926;1363996790;mircea_popescu;Bowjob ok, you win -62925;1363996791;deadweasel;me too -62924;1363996793;mircea_popescu;much worse than mine. -62923;1363996818;mircea_popescu;but still... why ? -62922;1363996826;mircea_popescu;"here's this thing i have no idea about. let me tell you how it goes" -62921;1363996828;mircea_popescu;ow fuck me -62920;1363996849;mircea_popescu;you know where all this gets started ? i bet you it's the insane habit of teaching kids to "guess" words based on context -62919;1363996854;error4733;after 100$ i guess we start to talk in cents ? Cbtc -62918;1363996856;mircea_popescu;rather than beat them until they learn the dictionary -62917;1363996864;Bowjob;lol mp -62916;1363996866;Bowjob;thats cruel -62915;1363996867;Bowjob;:p -62914;1363996870;mircea_popescu;i am serious. that's the fucking source -62913;1363996888;Bowjob;i happened to do well in english classes back in the day -62912;1363996899;deadweasel;english class* -62911;1363996901;Bowjob;well shit happens when you go out of school lol -62910;1363996902;mod6;mircea_popescu: yeah i dunno what that guy is on -62909;1363996905;mircea_popescu;lol deadweasel -62908;1363996907;mod6;he followed me too -62907;1363996923;mircea_popescu;mod6 im like, dude, so go short em already -62906;1363996932;mircea_popescu;"o no, too busy yakking" -62905;1363997002;Bowjob;"Well, congress uses imaginary money, so why not?" -62904;1363997008;Bowjob;best comment ever -62903;1363997041;Bowjob;""digital currency"? What's backing it? Ok, boom, I just made-up 6,000 bitcoins... keep the change!" -62902;1363997053;mircea_popescu;Bowjob actually i liked this 1 https://twitter.com/pete_earle/status/315213611452731393 -62901;1363997107;Bowjob;yeap -62900;1363997206;mircea_popescu;would be pretty cool actually. -62899;1363997239;smickles;i like being inside mpoebot -62898;1363997241;smickles;:D -62897;1363997269;mircea_popescu;$markov -62896;1363997270;mpexbot;jurov because a. its much easier to parse and b. because the bot -62895;1363997277;mod6;(15:02) < mircea_popescu> "o no, too busy yakking" << yeah like wt -62894;1363997297;jurov;mpexbot is repeating itself -62893;1363997327;jurov;i remember he generated exactly the same text once -62892;1363997340;smickles;jurov: i think it's stopped adding new data for some reason -62891;1363997342;Bowjob;"digital currency"? What's backing it? Ok, boom, I just made-up 6,000 bitcoins... keep the change! -62890;1363997353;smickles;it's not a priority for me to figure it out -62889;1363997382;smickles;bowjobbot is repeating itself -62888;1363997388;Bowjob;oh did i -62887;1363997389;Bowjob;lol -62886;1363997391;mod6;that pete earle guy has it figured ou though -62885;1363997391;jurov;i guess [\\\] borkt it... cause of the backlashes -62884;1363997402;Bowjob;yes i did -62883;1363997412;smickles;jurov: heh, that would be funny actually -62882;1363997432;jurov;little imsa tables we call him -62881;1363997471;smickles;oh wow, -62880;1363997485;Bowjob;I dreamt that I got an asic, and I found a block -62879;1363997487;smickles;mpoebot is widening margins by leaps and bounds -62878;1363997492;Bowjob;then I woke up -62877;1363997493;Bowjob;lol -62876;1363997539;smickles;;;ticker -62875;1363997540;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 70.30000, Best ask: 70.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 70.30000, 24 hour volume: 75252.45726239, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 70.77809 -62874;1363997611;benkay;flash crash? -62873;1363997616;benkay;we all iz po nao? -62872;1363997622;deadweasel;no doubt, benkay -62871;1363997638;benkay;deadweasel u still at work? -62870;1363997650;benkay;come hang out at bailey's, cuz -62869;1363997650;deadweasel;no, the woman is on the phone with her mother. -62868;1363997662;Bowjob;yeah, bears got trampled upon once again -62867;1363997712;deadweasel;how can you talkto your mother for that long?~?! -62866;1363997715;benkay;is there a channel for humans writing bitcoin software? -62865;1363997723;benkay;i don't mean bitcoin-dev -62864;1363997729;deadweasel;nice save -62863;1363997740;benkay;dude -62862;1363997744;benkay;the pedants in this area -62861;1363997757;Bowjob;i believe proudhon saved us from the crash.. he called BTC dropping -62860;1363998014;Bowjob;guys.. does anyone recall bfl josh saying he will commit seppuku if bfl asics dont get delivered by april? -62859;1363998247;Bowjob;Aha, found it -62858;1363998248;Bowjob;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/bfl-forum-miscellaneous/632-getting-ready-april.html -62857;1363998256;Bowjob;misspelled seppuku, -62856;1363998263;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00443 BTC [+] -62855;1363998266;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00444 = 0.0444 BTC [+] -62854;1363998308;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 100 @ 0.006 = 0.6 BTC [+] -62853;1363998315;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8098 = 1.6196 BTC [-] -62852;1363998548;Bowjob;;;ticker -62851;1363998549;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.50001, Best ask: 69.76622, Bid-ask spread: 0.26621, Last trade: 69.50000, 24 hour volume: 76705.51077553, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 70.74349 -62850;1363998555;Bowjob;;;goxlag -62849;1363998555;gribble;0 seconds -62848;1363998558;error4733;haha " You wouldn't have to commit Seppeku. You'd have an angry mob with pitchforks and flaming torches at the door....." -62847;1363998761;ThickAsThieves;he still has time i guess :/ -62846;1363998804;Bowjob;so basically we need to have him take a bath, -62845;1363998814;Bowjob;and we feed him his favourite food -62844;1363998831;Bowjob;then after that he performs hara kiri -62843;1363998844;Bowjob;we need a skilled swordsman as his second though... -62842;1363998874;error4733;i thinks a rafle for this joob is good idea -62841;1363998888;error4733;to many pp want the job -62840;1363998920;Bowjob;well, they need to perform it correctly. basically you want to cut his head, but with a little bit of flash left so that his head wont roll -62839;1363998935;Bowjob;since apparently heads rolling is unsightly in front of spectators and not graceful -62838;1363998942;error4733;challenge accepted -62837;1363999018;Bowjob;he has to stab himself from left, dragging the knife to his right,.. and pulling up his abdomen. after which, the pain would be so unbearable, that he would naturally elongate his neck for the swordsman -62836;1363999064;mircea_popescu;if anyone has the photochop skills : http://trilema.com/2013/rape-is-fun-or-lets-fuck-up-adria-richards/ -62835;1363999199;ThickAsThieves;hrm -62834;1363999199;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.545088 = 1.6353 BTC [-] -62833;1363999200;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.545099 = 1.6353 BTC [+] -62832;1363999201;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.5451 = 1.0902 BTC [+] -62831;1363999207;ThickAsThieves;does it have to be obviously RAPE -62830;1363999216;ThickAsThieves;rather than getting fukd -62829;1363999225;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.8 = 2.4 BTC [-] -62828;1363999240;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well, it's a contest -62827;1363999243;mircea_popescu;so far no entrants, so... -62826;1363999252;ThickAsThieves;hehe -62825;1363999256;ThickAsThieves;i have the chops.... -62824;1363999273;benkay;wow a 700 dollar reward? -62823;1363999289;Bowjob;challenge accepted -62822;1363999293;mircea_popescu;go for it. -62821;1363999321;ThickAsThieves;lol at your wife checking your history and seeing "rape picz" -62820;1363999365;benkay;lol at anyone who has women in their life who are privileged to review history -62819;1363999385;mircea_popescu;im not married. -62818;1363999979;Bowjob;;;ticker -62817;1363999980;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.71999, Best ask: 68.72000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 68.72000, 24 hour volume: 77413.54084361, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 70.70434 -62816;1364000570;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.199999 BTC [+] -62815;1364000635;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 2 @ 0.56246444 = 1.1249 BTC [+] -62814;1364000642;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.34 = 1.02 BTC [+] -62813;1364000686;error4733;mp : good on you !! -62812;1364000704;MJR__;;;goxlag -62811;1364000704;gribble;3.936888 seconds -62810;1364000804;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 35 @ 0.00448 = 0.1568 BTC [+] -62809;1364000808;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00449 BTC [+] -62808;1364000811;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.004587 = 0.0229 BTC [+] -62807;1364000813;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.004636 BTC [+] -62806;1364000851;smickles;;;calc 31/(1-.5624) -62805;1364000852;gribble;70.8409506399 -62804;1364000877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00068477 = 4.588 BTC [+] -62803;1364000879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7662 @ 0.0006825 = 5.2293 BTC [-] -62802;1364000880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 788 @ 0.00068249 = 0.5378 BTC [-] -62801;1364000942;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [+] -62800;1364000997;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -62799;1364000998;gribble;Current Blocks: 227471 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 336 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 10 hours, 54 minutes, and 32 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6569364.63317 | Estimated Percent Change: 35.51656 -62798;1364001009;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8097 BTC [+] -62797;1364001061;ThickAsThieves;so do you guys think the trend of btc rising with mining diff will hold as we spike higher on diff? -62796;1364001075;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8097 = 1.6194 BTC [+] -62795;1364001141;smickles;if anything price lags behind diff as the miners try to sell at profitable rates, but for a while, i think most miners have not been cashing out. so it's not a good metric -62794;1364001200;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8097 = 1.6194 BTC [+] -62793;1364001281;ThickAsThieves;that sorta means it goes up either way, no? of course that's been the best guess for a while now... -62792;1364001283;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.16 = 1.12 BTC [+] -62791;1364001464;smickles;well, everytime since ~jul 2011, when it gets this profitable to mine, it begins to be a lot less profitable to mine. caused by eithr diff increase or price drop. since we expect the diff to increase, the price may stabilize -62790;1364001507;smickles;maybe it works like this because large mine-ops want to exptect and force a given profit leve once they startup -62789;1364001591;smickles;maybe 65-75 will be the range for a while -62788;1364001753;mircea_popescu;maybe. -62787;1364002037;MJR__;hi all -62786;1364002061;mircea_popescu;ekki -62785;1364002063;mircea_popescu;ello* -62784;1364002077;MJR__;what's new mircea_popescu -62783;1364002084;mircea_popescu;nothing much really. -62782;1364002116;MJR__;cool -62781;1364002210;benkay;what's the btc-assets downlow on this bullshit: https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/2012/03/bitcoin-war-the-first-real-threat-to-bitcoin/ -62780;1364002226;mod6;$vwap s.mpoe -62779;1364002228;mpexbot;mod6: 1 day: average: 0.00069382 high: 0.00072101 low: 0.00068249 volume: 79772 btc: 55.34760872 7 day: average: 0.00071976 high: 0.00077505 low: 0.00066743 volume: 3194689 btc: 2299.41829871 30 day: average: 0.00071193 high: 0.00078628 low: 0.00061614 volume: 35374137 btc: 25183.935095 -62778;1364002313;mircea_popescu;"1. The entity may have discovered a method for increasing mining ROI, and essentially, is earning its 50 bitcoins per block" -62777;1364002313;smickles;benkay: fearmongering -62776;1364002315;mircea_popescu;i stopped there. -62775;1364002385;benkay;what's the deal with the empty txns tho -62774;1364002402;ThickAsThieves;couldnt they just further develop the stabdard bitcoin client to mine again, except take it further than cgminer, make it even easier to use and autodetect GPU/CPU power etc -62773;1364002412;ThickAsThieves;then we could have Red Alerts when shit went down -62772;1364002419;ThickAsThieves;and tell everyone to start mining -62771;1364002428;ThickAsThieves;if they wanna save bitcoin -62770;1364002429;ThickAsThieves;etc -62769;1364002449;benkay;not entirely a bad idea -62768;1364002494;mircea_popescu;could be they just don't like the community. -62767;1364002521;mod6;that guy is smoking crack -62766;1364002539;mod6;because its not all bots, i know for sure, because im not a bot - at least I don't think i am... -62765;1364002557;ThickAsThieves;my ISP thinks i have a bot infection -62764;1364002561;ThickAsThieves;when i started mining -62763;1364002571;ThickAsThieves;i got an email from comcast -62762;1364002571;mod6;haha -62761;1364002593;mircea_popescu;mod6 he's talking about the 15% miner that used to make empty blocks -62760;1364002622;ThickAsThieves;It essentially was warning that one of my computers may have been compromised and is exhibiting bot activity -62759;1364002632;mod6;oh we're talkin bout different things -- im talking about that twitter dillhole -62758;1364002671;ThickAsThieves;also the idea of giving every bitcoiner mining power, ties in well with the idea of letting people mine to expedite their own transactions -62757;1364002687;ThickAsThieves;have a little mining power in cellphone app, etc -62756;1364002695;benkay_;hahahaha -62755;1364002697;benkay_;oh -62754;1364002698;benkay_;haha -62753;1364002699;benkay_;man -62752;1364002703;benkay_;and zero battery instantly -62751;1364002732;smickles;ThickAsThieves: it would would probably have a very small impact -62750;1364002744;ThickAsThieves;probably, -62749;1364002752;ThickAsThieves;but that impact may be able to stay proportional -62748;1364002759;ThickAsThieves;as bitcoin uptake increases in the world -62747;1364002784;smickles;it would waste people's electricity and longevity of their computers -62746;1364002811;ThickAsThieves;let em get rewards too then -62745;1364002821;ThickAsThieves;pool em -62744;1364002826;ThickAsThieves;just ideas -62743;1364002829;smickles;they would, and it would still be a waste ;) -62742;1364002847;ThickAsThieves;while none of this is perfect -62741;1364002863;ThickAsThieves;i do think this kind of thinking can help mitigate the problem -62740;1364002891;ThickAsThieves;for example -62739;1364002898;ThickAsThieves;asics seem all powerful now -62738;1364002913;ThickAsThieves;but maybe every cell phone gets a couple 5th gen asic chips -62737;1364002914;MJR__;I had a great talk last night with Yifu -62736;1364002933;MJR__;there will be a next wave of more optimized -62735;1364002940;MJR__;better chips -62734;1364002962;MJR__;someone will do it -62733;1364002984;mircea_popescu;"Later update : The article originally used the word “photochop”. This is wrong, because the more photoshop is consistently used the closer Adobe gets to losing that trademark through it becoming generic. Please help the effort of stripping Adobe of its assets by always referring to altered images as “photoshops” rather than anything else. Thanks." -62732;1364002989;ThickAsThieves;we can get rid of bluetooth to make room -62731;1364002993;ThickAsThieves;:) -62730;1364003030;MJR__;that's cool -62729;1364003529;Ukto;a new asset launched: https://bitfunder.com/asset/AMC -62728;1364003617;benkay;wow and how the fuck am i supposed to know from the bitfunder website what this so-called "asset" actually is? -62727;1364003642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18728 @ 0.0007121 = 13.3362 BTC [+] -62726;1364003677;Ukto;benkay: details tab -62725;1364003681;ThickAsThieves;click Profile -62724;1364003687;ThickAsThieves;then click Description -62723;1364003690;Ukto;profiles, even -62722;1364003708;Ukto;apparently he took the sell down to fix it -62721;1364003732;benkay;using Bitcoins to talk about bitcoins -62720;1364003734;benkay;super profesh -62719;1364003761;benkay;"we will also be buying shares of asic miner as they become reasonably priced" -62718;1364003762;benkay;yo dawhg -62717;1364003766;benkay;i herd u liked gambling -62716;1364003781;Ukto;heh, its their choice -62715;1364003788;Ukto;most things in bitcoin world are gambling -62714;1364003796;Ukto;exchanging, etc -62713;1364003803;benkay;rly? -62712;1364003804;Ukto;of some form or another -62711;1364003808;benkay;bitcoins have inherent value tho bro -62710;1364003816;Ukto;yeah, sell it one day -62709;1364003819;Ukto;the next day its double value -62708;1364003819;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4940001 = 2.47 BTC [-] -62707;1364003820;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.49400001 = 9.88 BTC [-] -62706;1364003822;benkay;you can't gamble with a thing's inherent value -62705;1364003827;benkay;nvm -62704;1364003838;benkay;that was going to take too much energy. -62703;1364003845;Ukto;probably. :) -62702;1364004278;smickles;;;ticker -62701;1364004279;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.75500, Best ask: 69.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.24499, Last trade: 69.99999, 24 hour volume: 73192.71947822, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 70.64505 -62700;1364004292;smickles;;;market --sell 15000 -62699;1364004295;gribble;A market order to sell 15000 bitcoins right now would net 974132.1233 USD and would take the last price down to 62.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 64.9421 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0018 seconds -62698;1364004312;benkay;;;goxlag -62697;1364004313;gribble;0 seconds -62696;1364004323;smickles;;;bids 75 -62695;1364004324;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 28.0741 seconds -62694;1364004330;smickles;;;asks 75 -62693;1364004331;gribble;There are currently 18428.25 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 1356900.05522 USD in total. | Data vintage: 35.7716 seconds -62692;1364004345;smickles;jurov: wth? -62691;1364004372;jurov;go to https://bitfunder.com/asset/AMC, click Options tab -62690;1364004380;smickles;oh, those kind of options -62689;1364004658;benkay;jurov, you expect AMC to keel over? -62688;1364004824;jurov;just waiting for some reaction -62687;1364004845;jurov;but they indeed have some right ingredients -62686;1364004849;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.09 = 1.8 BTC [-] -62685;1364004926;benkay;right ingredients for what? -62684;1364004931;ThickAsThieves;keeling -62683;1364004933;jurov;to keel over -62682;1364004945;benkay;just checking -62681;1364004951;benkay;what ingredients tripped your filters? -62680;1364004994;jurov;for example -62679;1364005008;jurov;"The team has been involved with the Bitcoin project since 2009" -62678;1364005016;jurov;but no url, website, project, anything -62677;1364005023;ThickAsThieves;they want SO much money -62676;1364005034;ThickAsThieves;with so little to show -62675;1364005062;jurov;benkay such things really needs explanation? -62674;1364005068;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr sez, get in the wot, build your history -62673;1364005070;mircea_popescu;people know better -62672;1364005079;mircea_popescu;two years later it's "we've been lurking since two years ago" -62671;1364005084;mircea_popescu;"prove it" "uhhhh" -62670;1364005095;benkay;i'm always interested in hearing about others' filters -62669;1364005102;benkay;i have my own -62668;1364005127;benkay;but the cool thing about mental immune systems is that they peer-bootstrap -62667;1364005131;benkay;*shrug* -62666;1364005269;mircea_popescu;benkay they're also difficult to package into words. -62665;1364005291;benkay;zomg writings r hard -62664;1364005291;jurov;AMC stands above all others as the most trusted ASIC Bitcoin Mining Cooperative and ASIC Developer. -62663;1364005301;benkay;i kid, i kid. -62662;1364005302;jurov;all scammers are full of trust -62661;1364005332;jurov;i think the word "trust" isn't even mentioned on coinbr website for example, quite the opposite -62660;1364005343;jurov;we just deliver -62659;1364005360;tiberiusiv;cavritex up close to 30% -62658;1364005361;benkay;bullshit talks -62657;1364005363;benkay;:) -62656;1364005366;tiberiusiv;since ipo -62655;1364005380;benkay;not calling your shop bullshit, jurov. describing actions of actors in community. -62654;1364005405;jurov;no, i was not implying that -62653;1364005431;mircea_popescu;he has a point tho. narcissism, niceness and all the rest of the social proof stuff correlates with social engineers. -62652;1364005521;benkay;the close on that quote is "gangsters walk" -62651;1364005523;smickles;anytime anyone says 'thank you' they are just trying to get you to do more shit for them in the future :P -62650;1364005533;benkay;duh -62649;1364005534;mircea_popescu;hahaha -62648;1364005542;benkay;why do you think I thank everyone for the things they do for me? -62647;1364005544;smickles;manipulative bastards -62646;1364005566;mircea_popescu;today waitress gave me check, made change, i refused it and instead of thank you -62645;1364005567;benkay;it's just manners, man -62644;1364005571;mircea_popescu;she said "i love you" -62643;1364005575;mircea_popescu;point in case. -62642;1364005585;benkay;you probably tipped something absurd -62641;1364005591;mircea_popescu;not rly. -62640;1364005595;mircea_popescu;but tips are rare here. -62639;1364005618;smickles;oh, it's manners? so you are trying to put yourself in a seperate class :< -62638;1364005623;mircea_popescu;(also i've been there miltiple times but this iirc was the first time when i was alone) -62637;1364005632;benkay;there are already separate classes, smickles -62636;1364005634;benkay;some are born into them, -62635;1364005635;smickles;above me! ha! i has no manners -62634;1364005637;benkay;others have to learn. -62633;1364005642;benkay;some never do. -62632;1364005644;benkay;it's all just signaling -62631;1364005652;mircea_popescu;smickles old woman! who is your lord ? -62630;1364005701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1013 @ 0.0007121 = 0.7214 BTC [+] -62629;1364005702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25685 @ 0.00070622 = 18.1393 BTC [-] -62628;1364005703;smickles;in all srsness, manipulating people that way is almost always benificial and should be done -62627;1364005706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11900 @ 0.00068941 = 8.204 BTC [-] -62626;1364005756;smickles;it might even be such a good thing that it's why our species has done well -62625;1364005763;smickles;*partly why -62624;1364005771;mircea_popescu;incidentally, why do people say "let's do it again sometime" instead of "thank you" :D -62623;1364005775;kakobrekla;look at the bitcoinland -62622;1364005779;kakobrekla;we are not doing well at all! -62621;1364005786;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ty. -62620;1364005793;kakobrekla;fuckin monkeys. -62619;1364005808;kakobrekla;ah stfu mp :D -62618;1364005812;smickles;mircea_popescu: they probably just mean the same thing -62617;1364005828;smickles;or they are just letting the matrix slip out a little -62616;1364005831;mircea_popescu;see, kako is manipulating me into having sex with his gf. -62615;1364005834;smickles;so to speak -62614;1364005848;kakobrekla;hehe -62613;1364005855;kakobrekla;glwt -62612;1364005875;smickles;oh, that reminds me -62611;1364005882;mircea_popescu;poor ms smickles. -62610;1364005897;smickles;mircea_popescu: my wife declined your invitation to romania for sex dungeon activities -62609;1364005902;mircea_popescu;o.o -62608;1364005926;smickles;hehe -62607;1364005927;mircea_popescu;wait. i forgot all about this. when was she scheduled to appear ? -62606;1364005955;smickles;well, considering it was a joke, i don't think we made solid arrangements -62605;1364005972;mircea_popescu;a joke, he says. -62604;1364006004;smickles;prolly her loss anyway -62603;1364006006;mircea_popescu;Mar 22 19:44:50 99% of the time you're serious -62602;1364006009;mircea_popescu;^ -62601;1364006053;mircea_popescu;now im gonna have to call my berber connection, kidnam moar circassian chix -62600;1364006081;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.009899 = 0.0297 BTC [+] -62599;1364006197;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01989 BTC [+] -62598;1364006214;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0199 BTC [+] -62597;1364006535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10794 @ 0.00068613 = 7.4061 BTC [-] -62596;1364006693;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.8096 = 4.8576 BTC [-] -62595;1364007513;jurov;AMC CEO/CTO, Kenneth(Ken) E. Slaughter - that's true name? -62594;1364007590;mircea_popescu;kinda common name -62593;1364008100;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -62592;1364008233;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.00404 = 0.0404 BTC [-] -62591;1364008235;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00403 BTC [-] -62590;1364008237;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00402 = 0.0804 BTC [-] -62589;1364008411;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009899 BTC [+] -62588;1364008547;benkay;heh -62587;1364008555;benkay;"no salaries will be paid as an expense" -62586;1364008593;mircea_popescu;don't trust anyone from Argentina or Brazil; or Russia or Ukraine, etc. -62585;1364008593;mircea_popescu;don't trust anyone from Florida -62584;1364008597;mircea_popescu;lol jcpham -62583;1364008616;mircea_popescu;why not china ? -62582;1364008717;mircea_popescu;"a good deal is rarely time sensitive." that's plain untrue. -62581;1364008732;benkay;gotcha -62580;1364008736;benkay;http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=80003437&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=z8WH&locale=en_US&srchid=e8237cef-3548-4ffc-9811-1de442f6ebcb-0&srchindex=6&srchtotal=24&goback=%2Efps_PBCK_*1_Ken_Slaughter_*1_*1_*1_*1_*2_*1_Y_*1_*1_*1_false_1_R_*1_*51_*1_*51_true_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2&pvs=ps&trk=pp_profile_name_link -62579;1364008781;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.8096 = 5.6672 BTC [-] -62578;1364008816;benkay;homie has 3 linkedin connections -62577;1364008841;benkay;a self-described "experienced software executive" -62576;1364008869;benkay;he may actually have some cloud experience -62575;1364008882;mircea_popescu;ahh, the executive. -62574;1364008901;mircea_popescu;you know they have "Executive toilets" in the states now ? -62573;1364008903;benkay;"I have people for that" -62572;1364008908;benkay;nudge nudge mp -62571;1364008912;mircea_popescu;unlike the common toilets, these are really executive -62570;1364008930;benkay;they bring a new level of professionalism to executing your movements -62569;1364008940;mircea_popescu;+ they have experience -62568;1364008984;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8096 BTC [-] -62567;1364009001;mircea_popescu;"For this type of service (and most others) #bitcoin-otc is old and completely irrelevant." -62566;1364009005;mircea_popescu;why the butthurt ? -62565;1364009039;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5499 BTC [+] -62564;1364009271;benkay;bitcoin-otc is currently involved in a biblical discussion -62563;1364009274;benkay;amc may have a point -62562;1364009316;tiberiusiv;mircea: romania needs to be added to that list -62561;1364009403;benkay;so -62560;1364009409;benkay;given the state of the crap that is otc -62559;1364009580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00068249 = 3.6854 BTC [-] -62558;1364009698;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.528999 = 1.058 BTC [+] -62557;1364009973;mircea_popescu;totally. -62556;1364010154;kakobrekla;!r unbalanced_away -62555;1364011344;Bowjob;;;ticker -62554;1364011345;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.12739, Best ask: 69.48999, Bid-ask spread: 0.36260, Last trade: 69.12740, 24 hour volume: 71874.62529399, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.74999, 24 hour vwap: 70.57386 -62553;1364011598;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34 = 0.68 BTC [+] -62552;1364012218;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.5289 = 2.6445 BTC [-] -62551;1364012338;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.5499 = 2.7495 BTC [+] -62550;1364012570;ThickAsThieves;jurov are you there? -62549;1364012964;jurov;ThickAsThieves i'm here.. thanks to psu failure -62548;1364013112;jurov;hopefully nobody noticed -62547;1364013218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00068249 = 10.135 BTC [-] -62546;1364013224;ThickAsThieves;any coinbr-ers want my referral? -62545;1364013282;jurov;wish you good luck but i think it doesn't work that way xD -62544;1364013298;jurov;better to lurk till someone comes and asks -62543;1364013314;jurov;here, on -otc, on reddit, and else -62542;1364013343;ThickAsThieves;what i mean is -62541;1364013346;ThickAsThieves;i'm registering -62540;1364013389;jurov;ah so -62539;1364013420;ThickAsThieves;i have an idea -62538;1364013431;ThickAsThieves;i'll give it to Deprived -62537;1364013478;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.528999 = 1.058 BTC [+] -62536;1364013503;jurov;is he around ? or i can look up deprived's code for you? -62535;1364013528;ThickAsThieves;yeah you can do that -62534;1364013531;ThickAsThieves;i'll pm him -62533;1364013839;jurov;his refcode is: 86wnxLBgte -62532;1364013906;jurov;hope he won't be angry that referral credits will mess with his neat accounting :) -62531;1364013982;mircea_popescu;http://www.roadfood.com/Forums/m356871-print.aspx -62530;1364013988;mircea_popescu;the public is indignant. chilled salad fork!! -62529;1364013993;mircea_popescu;stupid idea -62528;1364014007;ThickAsThieves;he can add it his ATF then -62527;1364014009;ThickAsThieves;:) -62526;1364014014;benkay;all the money in the world -62525;1364014028;benkay;and mircea_popescu spends his time browsing prole food review sites -62524;1364014032;benkay;that's... -62523;1364014035;benkay;a new kind of slumming. -62522;1364014043;benkay;same as the old kind. -62521;1364014045;mircea_popescu;actually i got that sent to me :D -62520;1364014100;ThickAsThieves;the whole thing is chilling -62519;1364014253;benkay;apologies for blacktape noise, all -62518;1364014259;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5289 BTC [-] -62517;1364014263;benkay;but in the grand tradition of bitcoin-assets -62516;1364014267;benkay;today we test in production -62515;1364014280;benkay;well -62514;1364014281;benkay;staging -62513;1364014283;benkay;but same diff. -62512;1364014379;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8883 @ 0.00068326 = 6.0694 BTC [+] -62511;1364014480;jurov;yea. and replugging PSU's on live servers. -62510;1364014516;jurov;well, all seems fine now, any other coinbr-related requests? -62509;1364014594;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8095 BTC [-] -62508;1364015080;jurov;so, goodnight then -62507;1364015099;ThickAsThieves;nite -62506;1364015485;Namworld;About the AMC thing, I like the name on the invoice for their ASIC miners. -62505;1364015490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11421 @ 0.00068249 = 7.7947 BTC [-] -62504;1364015492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7414 @ 0.000675 = 5.0045 BTC [-] -62503;1364015506;Namworld;Ken Slaughter -62502;1364015512;benkay;he's a real human -62501;1364015536;benkay;http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=80003437&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=z8WH&locale=en_US&srchid=e8237cef-3548-4ffc-9811-1de442f6ebcb-0&srchindex=6&srchtotal=24&goback=%2Efps_PBCK_*1_Ken_Slaughter_*1_*1_*1_*1_*2_*1_Y_*1_*1_*1_false_1_R_*1_*51_*1_*51_true_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2_*2&pvs=ps&trk=pp_profile_name_link -62500;1364015582;Namworld;The name is promising for investors. -62499;1364015895;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8095 BTC [-] -62498;1364016538;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01401 BTC [-] -62497;1364016607;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3 @ 0.000678 = 0.002 BTC [-] -62496;1364016631;mircea_popescu;lol -62495;1364016655;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.78211 = 4.6927 BTC [-] -62494;1364016741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00068326 = 1.9815 BTC [+] -62493;1364016859;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 100 @ 0.005 = 0.5 BTC [-] -62492;1364016861;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.0048 BTC [-] -62491;1364016863;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 100 @ 0.004 = 0.4 BTC [-] -62490;1364016865;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 100 @ 0.003 = 0.3 BTC [-] -62489;1364017018;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.5499 = 1.6497 BTC [+] -62488;1364017290;Bowjob;wew -62487;1364017307;Bowjob;;;ticker -62486;1364017307;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.54301, Best ask: 68.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.45698, Last trade: 68.99999, 24 hour volume: 68403.53313381, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.74998, 24 hour vwap: 70.35406 -62485;1364017422;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -62484;1364017424;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 51.16975919 / 66.68063398 / 67.41250707 (39315 shares, 9,083.51 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -62483;1364017445;mircea_popescu;i wonder. -62482;1364017531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4978 @ 0.00068102 = 3.3901 BTC [-] -62481;1364017774;Bowjob;80 by next week -62480;1364017882;Namworld;next month 1000, two month from then, 1 000 000 -62479;1364017893;Namworld;exponential growth and whatnot -62478;1364017931;Namworld;I wonder where it would actually be if we calculated the exponential curve's formula and determined the expected price in 2 months based on that... -62477;1364017981;Namworld;then on month 3, 0.01 per BTC, the month after 666 per BTC -62476;1364018014;Namworld;at which point humanity gets diagnosed with insanity and gets locked away on a rock floating in space. -62475;1364018035;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.78211 = 11.7317 BTC [-] -62474;1364018468;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.78211 = 3.9106 BTC [-] -62473;1364018507;Namworld;(clarification notes: I'm getting tired of the price going wild) -62472;1364019898;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18622 @ 0.00068102 = 12.682 BTC [-] -62471;1364019900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 778 @ 0.000675 = 0.5252 BTC [-] -62470;1364020286;cads;hey guys, I'd like to learn about the leading thinkers in the BTC assets realm, and learn about the current state of the art -62469;1364020761;cads;I have a couple professors as school which I am prepared to bug about how we may build options valuation on top of BTC options -62468;1364020829;cads;but I'm actually pretty ignorant about the topic and would love to talk to someone that could help me sketch out the expected phases if a research project intending to produce option valuation model -62467;1364020885;cads;I think it may be difficult to do this absent a risk free interest rate, but I'd love to hear someone's enlightened thoughts on that -62466;1364021148;Namworld;Hello -62465;1364021161;cads;hey Namworld -62464;1364021190;Namworld;Could you give some more details about what you'd like to know exactly? -62463;1364021356;cads;mostly I'd like to hear ideas about how the design of BTC currency Options will likely proceed -62462;1364021394;cads;and to discover what my best next action should be -62461;1364021430;Namworld;Well there's already plenty of options for BTC -62460;1364021458;Namworld;I can't really see much more that what's already available. -62459;1364021496;cads;hrm, I should make it clear that I want to design valuation methods for BTC options -62458;1364021586;Namworld;hmm... valuation methods? In what sense? -62457;1364021648;cads;well, for example, the Black-Scholes formula tries to give a price for European-style options. -62456;1364021757;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.529 = 2.116 BTC [+] -62455;1364021765;Namworld;hmm... perhaps you could ask mircea. MPEx's bot happens to put bids and asks on options traded at the exchange. I am unsure how it is done. -62454;1364021775;Namworld;Although it's probably proprietary. -62453;1364021783;Namworld;and not going to be disclosed. -62452;1364021791;cads;sure -62451;1364021824;cads;sounds cool, thanks Namworld -62450;1364022426;mircea_popescu;cads you can probably start by reading up on mpoe, yea. -62449;1364022693;mircea_popescu;there's been ~2mn notional traded this month, should count for something. -62448;1364022728;Namworld;He wants to know how to valuate options tho... not an easy thing to answer -62447;1364022791;mircea_popescu;indeed. -62446;1364022841;Franktank;Has anyone heard about the new AMC IPO on BitFunder? Curious on other folks thoughts -62445;1364022854;mircea_popescu;tho what he stated was "the current state of the art". well... the current state of the art is 356`139 option contracts traded this month. -62444;1364022877;mircea_popescu;Franktank i've seen some not so impressed people comment but i've not looked into it myself. -62443;1364022956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067912 = 3.3956 BTC [+] -62442;1364022958;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16808 @ 0.000675 = 11.3454 BTC [-] -62441;1364022990;Namworld;Ken... Slaughter... -62440;1364023008;Namworld;The names says it. -62439;1364023011;Franktank;Just saw it recently, they appear to be banking their initial revenue on incoming Avalon units (batches 2 and 3) and R&D on an ASIC chip -62438;1364023013;Namworld;The name* -62437;1364023020;Franktank;Startups appear to be the rage these days -62436;1364023036;Namworld;I have a hard time believe R&D part. -62435;1364023042;Namworld;believing* -62434;1364023078;mircea_popescu;Franktank really, they do ? i've not seen a good start-up in months. -62433;1364023099;mircea_popescu;or you mean, the rage as to what's a good something to pretend you're doing these days ? -62432;1364023104;cads;mircea, I am unfamiliar with mpoe. Main point of entry? -62431;1364023144;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/sa-ne-jucam-de-a-investitiile-n-bitcoini/#comment-78745 -62430;1364023154;mircea_popescu;that's the charter as it were -62429;1364023187;mircea_popescu;MPOE has been trading btc/usd options since august 2011, there's published monthly reports etc. -62428;1364023222;cads;remarkable! -62427;1364023300;cads;hey mircea, what's BTC like in romania? -62426;1364023316;mircea_popescu;how do you mean ? -62425;1364023342;tiberiusiv;well the gypsies cant get to it -62424;1364023347;cads;hehe -62423;1364023354;mircea_popescu;yeah. -62422;1364023358;cads;give it a year -62421;1364023378;cads;if you think we don't have technogypsies you're wrong -62420;1364023383;cads;;) -62419;1364023383;tiberiusiv;mircea: 2mn notional of BTC? -62418;1364023392;mircea_popescu;2mn notional of dollars. -62417;1364023400;mircea_popescu;tho i missed a zero. -62416;1364023426;mircea_popescu;;;calc 356139 * [mtgox --last] -62415;1364023427;gribble;Error: "mtgox" is not a valid command. -62414;1364023431;mircea_popescu;;;calc 356139 * [gox --last] -62413;1364023432;gribble;Error: "gox" is not a valid command. -62412;1364023435;mircea_popescu;da fuck is it ? -62411;1364023462;cads;;;calc 356139 * [mt-gox --last] -62410;1364023463;gribble;Error: "mt-gox" is not a valid command. -62409;1364023472;cads;:P -62408;1364023479;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -62407;1364023479;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.10000, Best ask: 68.24000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14000, Last trade: 68.10000, 24 hour volume: 69191.85990614, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.70000, 24 hour vwap: 70.19614 -62406;1364023481;tiberiusiv;mircea: how safe is supercar ownership in romania? -62405;1364023494;mircea_popescu;;;calc 356139 * 68.1 -62404;1364023495;gribble;24253065.9 -62403;1364023508;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv about as safe as upstate ny. -62402;1364023548;tiberiusiv;mircea: so what do the girls say about a multi millionaire using 15 year old CRT monitors and staying in littered rooms? -62401;1364023558;cads;mircea_popescu: thanks for linking me to the charter -62400;1364023568;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv haha i'll have to ask i guess. -62399;1364023597;jcpham;am i missing eskimobob right now? -62398;1364023626;mircea_popescu;you're getting old aren't you :D -62397;1364023634;tiberiusiv;franktank: i thought avalon was using batch #2 money to pay for batch #1 -62396;1364023638;jcpham;will he show up if i say his name? -62395;1364023658;tiberiusiv;and hoping profits make up the shortfall -62394;1364023658;cads;mircea_popescu: are the american romanian girls just all the pretty girls from romania, or are the girls even prettier back home? -62393;1364023675;tiberiusiv;cads: most romanians immigrate to canada -62392;1364023678;tiberiusiv;not US -62391;1364023678;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv amusingly, asicminer is using batch 2 chips to make up for blown batch 1 and avalon is using batch 2 money to pay for batch 1. it's like... all the same company. -62390;1364023696;tiberiusiv;LOL -62389;1364023698;mircea_popescu;cads eeuropean girls are pretty hot in general. -62388;1364023708;cads;tiberiusiv: this is why I always thought it strange to find myself in georgia! -62387;1364023713;mircea_popescu;from poland to georgia yeah. -62386;1364023718;cads;aka red neck capital of the world -62385;1364023720;jcpham;girls... -62384;1364023724;jcpham;no comment -62383;1364023727;tiberiusiv;poland is an undervalued region -62382;1364023739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2618 @ 0.00067092 = 1.7565 BTC [-] -62381;1364023740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1582 @ 0.00068326 = 1.0809 BTC [+] -62380;1364023768;tiberiusiv;cads: US girls are too manly -62379;1364023799;mircea_popescu;cads what school is that anyway ? -62378;1364023814;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv just bad diet for the most part. -62377;1364023827;tiberiusiv;cads none of that fits EU girls? -62376;1364023835;mircea_popescu;cads http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/135422020536.jpg which one ? -62375;1364023860;cads;mircea_popescu: oh dear jesus both please! -62374;1364023863;mircea_popescu;lol -62373;1364023868;tiberiusiv;cads: so you arent a neanderthal? -62372;1364023871;mircea_popescu;so cads really likes sisters. -62371;1364023899;cads;mircea_popescu: they look like conjoined sisters -62370;1364023909;cads;both sprouting out of that gorgeous butt -62369;1364023918;mircea_popescu;cajoled at the hyip -62368;1364023936;tiberiusiv;BTC sellers becoming motivated -62367;1364023945;mircea_popescu;lol the ogre girl of czech republic. -62366;1364023953;mircea_popescu;one great bubblebutt, two heads, 4 tits -62365;1364024025;cads;mircea_popescu: okay, which of these 3 lovely MIT students do you choose: http://philip.greenspun.com/images/pcd2668/three-graces-straight-full-27 -62364;1364024034;mircea_popescu;hahaha greenspun ? -62363;1364024046;mircea_popescu;i thought im the only one that still remembers that old codger -62362;1364024054;cads;famous photography. Titled "3 Graces" -62361;1364024059;cads;they're all undergrads -62360;1364024061;mircea_popescu;but none. -62359;1364024066;mircea_popescu;wasn't he dating the one on the lft ? -62358;1364024082;cads;mircea_popescu: you're correct -62357;1364024097;cads;the correct answer is "I"m sorry, none of them have PhDs" -62356;1364024109;mircea_popescu;what's the guy up to these days, you have him ? -62355;1364024165;cads;mircea_popescu: I only know a little lore about him - I'm not a student of MIT -62354;1364024178;mircea_popescu;ah. right, you said school earlier, what school is that ? -62353;1364024199;cads;georgia state -62352;1364024233;mircea_popescu;learn something every day. -62351;1364024298;cads;aye -62350;1364024329;cads;mircea_popescu, I think I must have seen your name around the BTC sites and community before today. -62349;1364024341;cads;that or you've published some paper or something -62348;1364024345;mircea_popescu;it's possible. -62347;1364024361;cads;what's your academic background? -62346;1364024373;mircea_popescu;philosophy/anthropology -62345;1364024396;mircea_popescu;gah where's that pastie -62344;1364024400;cads;hah, a nice yet tractable jump to BTC :) -62343;1364024441;mircea_popescu;my blog readers kept insisting. -62342;1364024571;cads;hey mircea, Namworld mentions that you run an automatic optinos trading bot. Would you mind attesting to the veracity of that fact? -62341;1364024597;cads;ah yes, optinos - the quantum unit of financial options. -62340;1364024653;cads;mircea_popescu: if you do not wish to mention any details about it that is perfectly fine -62339;1364024672;mircea_popescu;you ever seen http://mpex.co/ ? -62338;1364024713;cads;not before right now -62337;1364024742;mircea_popescu;lol ok -62336;1364024802;mircea_popescu;http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/289947-republican-proposes-letting-lawmakers-work-from-home << anonymous approves. -62335;1364025010;cads;hey mircea_popescu, I just noticed the romanian version of your charter -62334;1364025015;cads;rock on! -62333;1364025020;mircea_popescu;yee -62332;1364025056;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.5499 = 3.8493 BTC [+] -62331;1364025082;mircea_popescu;sharing is caring! -62330;1364025117;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.5499 = 3.2994 BTC [+] -62329;1364025177;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.55 = 4.95 BTC [+] -62328;1364025179;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.55 = 2.75 BTC [+] -62327;1364025281;Namworld;VTX doing incredibly well I believe -62326;1364025293;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vtc -62325;1364025294;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vtx -62324;1364025295;assbot;Yeah. No damn tobacco, that's for sure. -62323;1364025296;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.44980000 / 0.52045992 / 0.55000000 (308 shares, 160.30165433 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.39820061 / 0.55000000 (10343 shares, 4118.58893151 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.39820061 / 0.55000000 (10343 shares, 4118.58893151 BTC) -62322;1364025301;mircea_popescu;indeed, not bad at all. -62321;1364025386;mircea_popescu;what was rthe story there, 30% sold for 5k btc ? -62320;1364025577;cads;mircea_popescu: as of this moment what I see when I look at mpex.co is a hellacious mass of legal jargon smattered with quantitative data readouts :) -62319;1364025600;mircea_popescu;sounds about right. -62318;1364025615;mircea_popescu;anyway, the O.BTCUSD stuff, those are all option lines -62317;1364025620;cads;I'm glad I'm not hallucinating, then. :) -62316;1364025644;mircea_popescu;mpex stands as an insult to the intelligence of the average voter. -62315;1364025795;cads;mircea_popescu: oh thanks to dogs there is a faq. -62314;1364025820;mircea_popescu;that won't help. -62313;1364025837;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.564555 = 1.1291 BTC [+] -62312;1364025838;cads;who the fuck coded all this? -62311;1364025862;mircea_popescu;evil people. -62310;1364025877;cads;I want to shake his hand and punch him at the same time -62309;1364025886;cads;no offense, if this is you -62308;1364025892;cads;I may even mean that as a compliment -62307;1364025918;mircea_popescu;it's not me. -62306;1364025930;mircea_popescu;a good section of tools etc were actually developed by community peeps -62305;1364025954;mircea_popescu;like pympex, coinbr, there's also a windows gui and a phone one in the works -62304;1364025972;mircea_popescu;therre's a creeds towards the end -62303;1364026021;cads;I can generally eventually converge on an understanding of technojargon, even without help -62302;1364026039;cads;but it usually requires a few in depth readings, and some secondary reference material -62301;1364026066;cads;right now I'm not reading anything technical with the intention of trying to understand it :) -62300;1364026088;mircea_popescu;well, you can go through the MPEx category on trilema, there's a lot of stuff there -62299;1364026090;mircea_popescu;also a lot of fluff -62298;1364026100;cads;so mpex is a software framework for deploying exchanges -62297;1364026114;mircea_popescu;no, it's an exchange. -62296;1364026116;cads;options exchanges* -62295;1364026122;mircea_popescu;S.* are equities. -62294;1364026127;mircea_popescu;X.* are futures -62293;1364026232;cads;mircea_popescu: do we still have to pay 30 BTC in fees for account registration? -62292;1364026249;cads;http://mpex.co/faq.html#3 -62291;1364026258;mircea_popescu;yes. -62290;1364026370;cads;and the investors can justify this cost in expected revenue? -62289;1364026405;mircea_popescu;it is deep. -62288;1364026411;mircea_popescu;anyway, mpex is bitcoin's nyse -62287;1364026421;mircea_popescu;average investors are not expected to buy themselves a seat at the exchange -62286;1364026428;mircea_popescu;and most wouldn't know what to do with it if they had it. -62285;1364026465;mircea_popescu;but, for high volume or sophisticated peeps it's a nice perk. -62284;1364026473;cads;can I learn what investors at the exchange do? -62283;1364026476;Namworld;I already paid the cost of the seat plenty -62282;1364026483;mircea_popescu;cads they issue orders -62281;1364026494;Namworld;trade shares, mostly -62280;1364026543;mircea_popescu;but anyway, since option stuff was your main interest, read up on the oix -62279;1364026547;mircea_popescu;;;g mpex oix -62278;1364026548;gribble;Error: "g" is not a valid command. -62277;1364026552;mircea_popescu;;;google mpex oix -62276;1364026553;gribble;MPEx, the Bitcoin securities exchange.: ; o.btcusd.c290n - MPEx, the Bitcoin securities exchange.: ; nat.routers - MPEx, the Bitcoin securities exchange.: -62275;1364026558;cads;and what must they do, from a decision making standpoint - average investors make decisions based on gut. Do these investors use quant as well? -62274;1364026560;mircea_popescu;jesus that's useless. -62273;1364026580;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/introducing-the-oix/ there -62272;1364026599;mircea_popescu;they mustn't do anything. they do what they please,. buy, sell , whatever -62271;1364026678;cads;I mean only that it seems they must guarantee that their decisions are of high quality -62270;1364026702;cads;or else they risk wasting the sizeable initial fee -62269;1364026732;mircea_popescu;i don't follow the logic -62268;1364026743;cads;and am wondering what additional decision making measures these investors generally adopt, above and beyond basic investment strategies -62267;1364026765;mircea_popescu;there was a 10k btc buy of S.DICE in one go at some point. -62266;1364026777;mircea_popescu;the fee hardly figures in this discussion -62265;1364026780;cads;do investors in mpex generally pay their own analysts, for example? -62264;1364026791;mircea_popescu;i would imagine some do -62263;1364026799;mircea_popescu;probably most do at least some themselves. -62262;1364026913;cads;since I'm most interested in options, and since these traditionally have theory, I'm now wondering if any of these guys have paid analysts to derive appropriatate new pricing models for these options -62261;1364026931;cads;mircea_popescu: what type of option is traded on the mpex? -62260;1364026947;mircea_popescu;american settled on last friday of each month -62259;1364026951;mircea_popescu;T is current N is next month -62258;1364027138;cads;mircea_popescu: how much money is good enough to play? -62257;1364027147;cads;"if you have to ask...." -62256;1364027162;mircea_popescu;last calculation i recall something like 2k btc total trade volume justifies the fee -62255;1364027196;mircea_popescu;you know it occurs to me... when new person takes an hour just to gaze at the edges of this thing... -62254;1364027200;mircea_popescu;you know you've built something. -62253;1364027211;cads;mircea_popescu: so I could work with a 500 BTC base an recoup the entry cost over a handful of months? -62252;1364027232;cads;mircea_popescu: haha, what a very romanian sentiment :) -62251;1364027237;mircea_popescu;is it ? -62250;1364027261;mircea_popescu;anyway, mpex charges .2% seller only. if you make .5 round trip then .3 difference will yiueld 30 btc over 10k traded. -62249;1364027300;mircea_popescu;but this is just a sidepoint. if you're looking to invest btc what are you going to do ? -62248;1364027341;Bowjob;;;ticker -62247;1364027342;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.11000, Best ask: 67.29998, Bid-ask spread: 0.18998, Last trade: 67.29998, 24 hour volume: 67513.96570233, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 69.98189 -62246;1364027348;Bowjob;ouch -62245;1364027349;mircea_popescu;o we shed a dolla ? -62244;1364027353;mircea_popescu;was 68.1 an ghour ago -62243;1364027469;cads;mircea_popescu: at this point I'd like only to understand how to imagine, visualize, and refine an mpex investment strategy -62242;1364027477;cads;mircea_popescu: do you play chess? -62241;1364027483;mircea_popescu;sometimes yea -62240;1364027506;mircea_popescu;anyway, btc investment strategies are an intellectual contribution -62239;1364027515;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.571002 BTC [+] -62238;1364027520;mircea_popescu;the thing is new, price data extends little in the past, there's a lot of weirdness in the market -62237;1364027531;mircea_popescu;so the more people thinking about it the better, a fertile field as it's called. -62236;1364027558;mircea_popescu;certainly the best phds of the future will b done on bitcoin/mpex/whatever -62235;1364027719;cads;mircea_popescu: I see it as a low entry cost into a promising finance research field -62234;1364027719;cads;mircea_popescu: yeah, even if mpex and btc are superseded, what agents learn about this market will be valuable in the future -62233;1364027761;mircea_popescu;it certainly used to be very low cost -62232;1364027773;mircea_popescu;with the current run up i'm not sure i'd call it low cost, but it IS moderate -62231;1364027785;mircea_popescu;especially considering what training traders costs on the fiat markets. -62230;1364027810;cads;mircea_popescu: at least I will not be competing with well established finance phds already working in the field :) -62229;1364027824;cads;I can turn this into a virtual finance university in time -62228;1364027854;mircea_popescu;you will be. -62227;1364027860;cads;using BTC and its derivatives as the lesson ground and the tournament ground for the students -62226;1364027874;mircea_popescu;i would guess about a third of the best minds of this generation are more or less discreetly circling the matter. -62225;1364027929;mircea_popescu;even leaving aside the conference trail clowns, the ideological types and all the geek weirdoes, -62224;1364027933;mircea_popescu;it still leaves a lot of people -62223;1364027939;cads;well I'd better know how to speak bitcoin before the hiring managers at large hedge funds realize it :) -62222;1364027956;mircea_popescu;certainly will be a career, no doubt in my mind. -62221;1364027971;mircea_popescu;even tiny minute things done in five minutes today will be a career down the road. -62220;1364027982;mircea_popescu;and mpex is all about creating a market and bulding an ecosystem, so. -62219;1364027988;mircea_popescu;this will be pushed forward. -62218;1364028007;cads;I think it will determine the long term fate of the btc -62217;1364028065;mircea_popescu;yeah. -62216;1364028087;cads;in the sense that derivatives is what will give BTC the depth and complexity needed to take on the real world -62215;1364028097;mircea_popescu;where's that arms quote -62214;1364028118;mircea_popescu;{mircea_popescu} people don’t understand many things, chief among which that the world is at war, and finance is the means of that war. -62213;1364028118;mircea_popescu;{mircea_popescu} mpex is here to arm bitcoin with all the high impact high efficiency weapons fiat currencies have. -62212;1364028119;mircea_popescu;there. -62211;1364028137;cads;bam -62210;1364028146;cads;effective metaphor -62209;1364028390;Bowjob;hey mp, some people are bitching that they bet on the Avalon bet -62208;1364028396;Bowjob;because they thought it includes batch 2 -62207;1364028409;mircea_popescu;well... some people will always bitch about something -62206;1364028461;Bowjob;so its locked in then -62205;1364028461;Bowjob;lol -62204;1364028483;Bowjob;they think they;ll win by technicality since at the time, batch 2 was included -62203;1364028510;mircea_popescu;yeah well, people thinking they'll leech everyone else don't historically do so well on bitbet -62202;1364028521;mircea_popescu;there were people who waited for btc/usd to be 49.99 before betting -62201;1364028528;cads;some plan to design a building for someone -62200;1364028529;mircea_popescu;only to discover that no, bitcoin is not instantaneous -62199;1364028594;KRS1;Am I wrong by saying it looks like the market has peaked and is now heading downward? -62198;1364028600;KRS1;mt gox -62197;1364028601;Bowjob;http://store.avalon-asics.com/ -62196;1364028610;cads;KRS1: not even wrong :) -62195;1364028613;mircea_popescu;cads someone's sorta-playing with making a hm -62194;1364028626;mircea_popescu;what's that virtual reality game ? not second life, the other one -62193;1364028630;mircea_popescu;the one with the bricks and hats -62192;1364028630;cads;hm? -62191;1364028639;Bowjob;tf2? -62190;1364028641;mircea_popescu;ya -62189;1364028644;mircea_popescu;a tf2 mpex -62188;1364028645;Bowjob;what about it -62187;1364028657;Bowjob;i have 1800 hrs clocked in that game -62186;1364028676;mircea_popescu;that sounds like a lot. -62185;1364028679;cads;yeah, games are nice, but trade center plans are nicer -62184;1364028693;Bowjob;yah -62183;1364028696;mircea_popescu;KRS1 looks pretty likely yea -62182;1364028702;Bowjob;well, half of it is probably done through trading -62181;1364028705;cads;despite not being... entirely needed at the time -62180;1364028706;Bowjob;and idling -62179;1364028714;Bowjob;and avalon released batch 3 already -62178;1364028726;KRS1;thx -62177;1364028741;mircea_popescu;it had to peak out eventually. -62176;1364028745;mircea_popescu;75ish is honorable. -62175;1364028756;cads;KRS1: aww that's cute how you treat mircea_popescu as the BTC godfather -62174;1364028778;Namworld;Is it really peaking tho? It's weekend and price seems to be holding -62173;1364028788;Bowjob;weekend dip -62172;1364028789;mircea_popescu;Namworld well... we won't know till next week -62171;1364028791;Bowjob;*yawn -62170;1364028800;Namworld;I can't wait to see -62169;1364028809;Namworld;I'd really like to see the 100 breached. -62168;1364028813;mircea_popescu;but beart in mind, 2 consecutive red days -62167;1364028816;mircea_popescu;first time this rally. -62166;1364028820;Namworld;That would be newsworthy -62165;1364028828;KRS1;I treaded mircea_popescu how? -62164;1364028838;Namworld;Yeah, well it's got to be losing steam by now -62163;1364028847;KRS1;Avalon seemed to have raied their prices? -62162;1364028855;mircea_popescu;yea. -62161;1364028864;cads;KRS1: hehe, no worries, it was just some meaningless teasing -62160;1364028869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8150 @ 0.00067526 = 5.5034 BTC [-] -62159;1364028888;Bowjob;its based on btc now -62158;1364028916;mircea_popescu;tbh, from a macro perspective 100+ is prolly too much. -62157;1364028928;mircea_popescu;there's such a thing as too much attention, and so forth -62156;1364028941;Bowjob;You are showing your outward anger because you know you make close to no sense. If anything, this statement is worded vaguely enough that it should be considered a bad bet. The bottom line is that if you go by the betting statement wording and the dates, there are two batches under pre-order. Good attempt to sway betting action by writing a ridiculously vague statement, though. Read the betting statement word for word as it's -62155;1364028952;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -62154;1364028962;Bowjob;Bah, idk about those butthurt trolls -62153;1364028967;Bowjob;your call mp -62152;1364028979;mircea_popescu;there's a site mod team, what. -62151;1364028982;mircea_popescu;theyll figure it out -62150;1364028989;Bowjob;ah -62149;1364029184;KRS1;cads: thats cool idk what you meant ..its all good..just came in for some mt gox market wisdom wanted to sell btc before the market dips as all markets do -62148;1364029186;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/315357147934375936 -62147;1364029213;mircea_popescu;me helping out "coding entrepreneurs", whatever the fuck that is now. -62146;1364029215;mircea_popescu;"executive geek" -62145;1364029275;TradeFortress_;"jQuery rockstar" -62144;1364029293;mircea_popescu;right -62143;1364029300;mircea_popescu;"pillow girlfriend" -62142;1364029331;KRS1;im still waiting for my BFL SC I ordered in Aug. anyone know anything about that? -62141;1364029348;mircea_popescu;o boy. -62140;1364029356;Bowjob;we hit 66 -62139;1364029358;mircea_popescu;seems like that's a write-off, KRS1 -62138;1364029358;Bowjob;;;ticker -62137;1364029359;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 66.66000, Best ask: 66.99995, Bid-ask spread: 0.33995, Last trade: 66.99997, 24 hour volume: 65609.91092104, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 69.91589 -62136;1364029364;mircea_popescu;66.66 no less. -62135;1364029364;Bowjob;number of the beast -62134;1364029372;Bowjob;with an extra 6 -62133;1364029383;KRS1;i was wobbed huh -62132;1364029403;mircea_popescu;KRS1 http://trilema.com/2013/preemptive-strike-to-have-on-hand-for-when-butterfly-labs-gets-hauled-off-to-jail-in-corpore/ -62131;1364029407;TradeFortress_;wonder if it's because it's real hard to buy btc right now -62130;1364029409;KRS1;great.. -62129;1364029413;Bowjob;this sucks for people who bought in at 75 -62128;1364029426;KRS1;my friend has some actual BFL hardware but not ASIC -62127;1364029468;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress_ i think it's safe to blame the entire coin* fiasco for it. -62126;1364029476;mircea_popescu;not terribly accurate, but still, safe. -62125;1364029480;KRS1;Wow thanks for sharing -62124;1364029481;TradeFortress_;and bitinstant too -62123;1364029514;mircea_popescu;prolly. -62122;1364029541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00068407 = 3.694 BTC [+] -62121;1364029560;mircea_popescu;the truely funny thing here, and this is a shoutout for all my conspiracy dawgs, -62120;1364029571;mircea_popescu;is that btc peaked at 75, JUST AS S.DICE. -62119;1364029574;mircea_popescu;which also peaked at 75 -62118;1364029585;mircea_popescu;clearly manipulated matkets. -62117;1364030139;Bowjob;;;ticker -62116;1364030140;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 66.00001, Best ask: 66.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.29999, Last trade: 66.30000, 24 hour volume: 66468.13921981, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 69.81931 -62115;1364030149;Bowjob;this selloff -62114;1364030236;Namworld;The day is not completed however. It may still be green by the end of the day. -62113;1364030266;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/ -62112;1364030271;Bowjob;I see dump after dump -62111;1364030294;Namworld;The previous dip on the 12th before the 50 wall was broken was more massive for a lower value. -62110;1364030302;Namworld;Proportionally it was much bigger. -62109;1364030366;Bowjob;$65.85 -62108;1364030385;Namworld;and the graph shows a lot of fluctuation. It even shows lower some time ago -62107;1364030409;Namworld;We were slighlty under 65 some time ago on coinlab and it popped back to 70... -62106;1364030440;Bowjob;i bet lucif is partying right now, saying he called this from 3 months ago -62105;1364030447;Namworld;We might fluctuate back and forth at the 75 wall until it breaks or buyers get tired. -62104;1364030641;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.33002 BTC [-] -62103;1364030645;cads;Wow, this is a rush. -62102;1364030656;cads;How low can she go? -62101;1364030707;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.80946 BTC [+] -62100;1364030750;cads;so what w're seeing right now is essentially a random walk -62099;1364030769;mircea_popescu;cads : http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.MPOE -62098;1364030771;mircea_popescu;select 1 month -62097;1364030771;cads;but we might attempt to compute its derivative to see in which direction it's walking? -62096;1364030817;mircea_popescu;evertythin's a drunken stumbler -62095;1364030851;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.80946 = 1.6189 BTC [+] -62094;1364030914;TradeFortress_;just bet 10 btc on bfl not shipping before apr 1st -62093;1364030917;TradeFortress_;free coins -62092;1364030935;Bowjob;;;ticker -62091;1364030935;mircea_popescu;is that still open ? -62090;1364030936;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.59807, Best ask: 64.46880, Bid-ask spread: 0.87073, Last trade: 62.28200, 24 hour volume: 68148.80678210, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 69.72187 -62089;1364030943;Bowjob;wow -62088;1364030953;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.0046 = 0.0368 BTC [-] -62087;1364030956;Bowjob;LTC on the other hand -62086;1364030959;TradeFortress_;yes, 263 to 65 -62085;1364030978;mircea_popescu;i like how bfl's credibility goes. -62084;1364030985;mircea_popescu;march delivery, 1,8k btc -62083;1364030991;mircea_popescu;april delivery, 330 btc -62082;1364030991;Bowjob;anyone watching coinlab? It's hurting -62081;1364030999;mircea_popescu;july delivery, 25 btc -62080;1364031008;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 10 @ 0.15298694 = 1.5299 BTC [+] -62079;1364031012;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 52 @ 0.004639 = 0.2412 BTC [+] -62078;1364031066;Bowjob;is this a bull trap -62077;1364031123;Bowjob;btc-e hit 58 -62076;1364031124;Bowjob;lol -62075;1364031137;mircea_popescu;"Also, I am considering an increase in the price of the remaining IPO shares upon receipt of the company's batch 2 Avalon. Given the diminishing yield current shareholders have experienced while we await our first ASIC hardware I think it's fair to reward those that have held fast." -62074;1364031144;mircea_popescu;zero understanding of wtf an ipo is etc. -62073;1364031202;Bowjob;bull to the rescue i see some buying -62072;1364031236;mircea_popescu;62 -62071;1364031288;KRS1;some decent buying? -62070;1364031307;Bowjob;;;ticker -62069;1364031307;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 65.00150, Best ask: 65.02193, Bid-ask spread: 0.02043, Last trade: 65.00000, 24 hour volume: 76669.42587939, 24 hour low: 62.02310, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 69.02867 -62068;1364031310;Bowjob;see -62067;1364031316;KRS1;yep -62066;1364031342;Bowjob;honestly, i dont see the ppoint to switching btc for fiat -62065;1364031362;Bowjob;you'd lose out later -62064;1364031393;mircea_popescu;who was saying options aren't high enough ? :D jurov ^ -62063;1364031472;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147613.msg1661314#msg1661314 mpoe-pr wins "dumbest person in this forum award" -62062;1364031481;mircea_popescu;cosidering the forum is btctalk... wow. just wow. -62061;1364031503;mircea_popescu;being the smartest person at nasa is probably softer competition -62060;1364031590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4108 @ 0.00068613 = 2.8186 BTC [+] -62059;1364031597;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068821 = 3.4411 BTC [+] -62058;1364031603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7292 @ 0.00068991 = 5.0308 BTC [+] -62057;1364032070;Namworld;[03:28] just bet 10 btc on bfl not shipping before apr 1st -62056;1364032070;Namworld;[03:28] free coins -62055;1364032078;Namworld;darn -62054;1364032100;TradeFortress_;hmm? -62053;1364032131;TradeFortress_;did bfl ship -.- -62052;1364032139;Namworld;well you could bet 100 BTC at current weight and get 1/20th of 60 so 3 BTC -62051;1364032144;Namworld;Easy peasy -62050;1364032159;Namworld;The weight is just very low -62049;1364032163;Namworld;Still, 3% -62048;1364032207;Namworld;Not bad for a safe bet -62047;1364032223;TradeFortress_;yep, I've got better ones on betofbitcoin -62046;1364032235;TradeFortress_;when the event already happened -62045;1364032308;Namworld;>.> -62044;1364032313;Namworld;no wonder it failed -62043;1364032406;Bowjob;mp -62042;1364032407;Bowjob;Also, I am considering an increase in the price of the remaining IPO shares upon receipt of the company's batch 2 Avalon. Given the diminishing yield current shareholders have experienced while we await our first ASIC hardware I think it's fair to reward those that have held fast. -62041;1364032411;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7821 BTC [-] -62040;1364032413;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.782 BTC [-] -62039;1364032414;Bowjob;where did this quote came from -62038;1364032415;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7811 = 1.5622 BTC [-] -62037;1364032417;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 26 @ 0.78102 = 20.3065 BTC [-] -62036;1364032419;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.77002 = 3.0801 BTC [-] -62035;1364032463;TradeFortress_;Bowjob, maybe AMC -62034;1364032465;TradeFortress_;not sure -62033;1364032553;Bowjob;didnt bitcoin drop when batch 2 released -62032;1364032614;Bowjob;my old account didnt work for batch 3 shipment, i guess i have to register again -62031;1364032769;Bowjob;guy -62030;1364032770;Bowjob;s -62029;1364032770;Bowjob;http://www.google.se/trends/explore#q=sell%20bitcoin,%20sell%20bitcoins -62028;1364032771;Bowjob;Mhm -62027;1364033024;Namworld;buy bitcoins is pretty much the same tho -62026;1364033048;TradeFortress_;yup -62025;1364033103;Bowjob;;;ticker -62024;1364033103;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 64.05000, Best ask: 64.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.25000, Last trade: 64.30000, 24 hour volume: 79479.64260130, 24 hour low: 62.02310, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 68.77207 -62023;1364033318;mircea_popescu;Bowjob yeah -62022;1364033338;mircea_popescu;lmao, there's a first chop. http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136402004167.jpg -62021;1364033396;Bowjob;leo -62020;1364034046;Bowjob;I went to SR today, just to check things out.. You could actually buy candies with it -62019;1364034115;Bowjob;They had interestig stuff.. a cellphone jammer, a gps tracker, hacking ebooks, wireless camera detector.. shit that can get me in trouble -62018;1364034150;mircea_popescu;do they have one of those now-banned airport scanners -62017;1364034157;mircea_popescu;where you can take nude shots of dressed girls ? -62016;1364034203;Bowjob;ah, didnt check. the site was too slow for me -62015;1364034273;Bowjob;they had banned books, guides on how to make meth, guides about hiding things, -62014;1364034292;Bowjob;even a guide about picking up chicks.. and some porn links. -62013;1364034312;cads;Bowjob: surely nothing that's not also available via the torrent sites? -62012;1364034329;Bowjob;yeap, ive recognized one ive watched before, actually -62011;1364034349;mircea_popescu;lmao pick up guide -62010;1364034352;mircea_popescu;ok, that does it -62009;1364034361;mircea_popescu;sr is just bullshit, honestly. -62008;1364034433;cads;mircea_popescu: do you believe that blockchain datamining will at some point begin revealing the identities of the SR early adopters? -62007;1364034445;mircea_popescu;nope. -62006;1364034490;cads;To quote my baby brother, 'why not?' -62005;1364034497;Namworld;SR is a free market really... I guess anyone can peddle just about anything -62004;1364034501;Namworld;I'll go sell lints -62003;1364034532;Bowjob;no guns though -62002;1364034537;Bowjob;and murder contracts -62001;1364034572;Namworld;My pockets farm is producing lots of extra lint this year... -62000;1364034572;mircea_popescu;cads well, how much do you understand about the blockchain ? -61999;1364034660;Bowjob;;;ticker -61998;1364034661;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 62.03000, Best ask: 62.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.17000, Last trade: 62.03000, 24 hour volume: 83830.41415795, 24 hour low: 62.02310, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 68.41685 -61997;1364034670;Bowjob;that knife.. i can feel it -61996;1364034688;mircea_popescu;back to 62 huh -61995;1364034696;cads;mircea_popescu: I've read shamir's paper where shamir tracks cashflows from originator to recipient, even through large networks of obfuscation -61994;1364034701;mircea_popescu;options closed just in time i swear. -61993;1364034713;mircea_popescu;cads shamir is an idiot and his paper is about 80% nonsense. -61992;1364034719;cads;mircea_popescu: he handwaves his treatment of the block chain -61991;1364034723;mircea_popescu;right. -61990;1364034734;cads;so I don't know how much to believe -61989;1364034750;mircea_popescu;ok, let's see here. do you understand public key criptography ? -61988;1364034752;cads;I definitely do need to read the hashcash papers and the original satoshi paper -61987;1364034786;cads;mircea_popescu: yes, I understand those reasonably well -61986;1364034788;mircea_popescu;ok. -61985;1364034804;mircea_popescu;given an arbitrary set of public keys and an arbitrary set of encrypted messages -61984;1364034836;mircea_popescu;what chances do you give yourself to identify which messages were addressed to which keys ? -61983;1364034884;Bowjob;http://polimedia.us/dtng/f/src/130457425546.jpg -61982;1364034886;Bowjob;wtf -61981;1364034902;mircea_popescu;heh -61980;1364034907;mircea_popescu;stop making me click gore omg -61979;1364034915;mircea_popescu;a trolled by his own site is i. -61978;1364034925;Bowjob;its on your site -61977;1364034965;cads;mircea_popescu: a naive search should scale exponentially :P -61976;1364034984;mircea_popescu;you're presuming key information is included as plaintext. -61975;1364034985;mircea_popescu;it is not. -61974;1364034995;mircea_popescu;you'll have to bruteforce. -61973;1364035001;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P730T] 9 @ 0.15137648 = 1.3624 BTC [+] -61972;1364035003;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 8 @ 0.17605726 = 1.4085 BTC [+] -61971;1364035009;cads;right, bruteforce is exponentialish -61970;1364035032;mircea_popescu;yeah, well, the particular hashing scheme used by the bitcoin addresses is calculated to be unbruteforceable -61969;1364035036;mircea_popescu;for thermodynamic reasons -61968;1364035048;mircea_popescu;so it's exponential outside of the real of the physically possible. -61967;1364035056;mircea_popescu;your only practical avenue is side channels. -61966;1364035064;Bowjob;well, we may be dropping -61965;1364035065;cads;anyways, that seems like a red herring because the has tree has more structure than the two sets of messages and keys -61964;1364035073;Bowjob;but the fundamentals are exceedingly strong -61963;1364035079;Bowjob;*holds -61962;1364035079;mircea_popescu;cads yes it does have it, but that's optional. -61961;1364035094;mircea_popescu;you can run bitcoin in such a manner as to not include more structure than unrelated pairs, ever. -61960;1364035097;tiberiusiv;fundamentals lag price -61959;1364035111;mircea_popescu;hence the side channel comment -61958;1364035145;cads;mircea_popescu: even the devs claim that bitcoin transactions can be tracked if they're not intractably mixed via a mixer. -61957;1364035164;mircea_popescu;the devs don't have much of a clue about many things. -61956;1364035174;mircea_popescu;if you make one wallet per inbound payment, there's no tracing possible. -61955;1364035182;tiberiusiv;that guy offering his house for BTC marked the top -61954;1364035188;tiberiusiv;as i predicted -61953;1364035195;mircea_popescu;as no two addresses are ever going to be joined in inputs -61952;1364035197;cads;mircea_popescu: it sounds like your account is not much better. I will have to read the paper for myself and faithfully learn the scheme. -61951;1364035222;cads;enough second guessing for me :) -61950;1364035224;mircea_popescu;well, it's not practical to run 100% security, as is always the case -61949;1364035231;mircea_popescu;but that's not to say you couldn't if you wanted. -61948;1364035242;mircea_popescu;which conversely means you can never be certain you'll get analytical results worth a crap. -61947;1364035287;cads;I need to see a theoretical paper on the function of anonymization mixers too -61946;1364035317;cads;unless these things give us provable cryptographic guarantees of anonymity, I don't trust it -61945;1364035322;mircea_popescu;they don't. -61944;1364035330;mircea_popescu;they should be called obfuscators really. -61943;1364035342;cads;eep :) -61942;1364035352;cads;so they work on what is essentially wishful thinking -61941;1364035356;mircea_popescu;kinda. -61940;1364035364;cads;fantastic :) -61939;1364035366;mircea_popescu;maybe there's parts of that i don't understand, but afaik... -61938;1364035379;cads;minunat :P -61937;1364035399;mircea_popescu;anyway, as best i can determine the only workable mixer paradigm is what mpex employs : -61936;1364035405;mircea_popescu;have all inbound payments to the same address -61935;1364035445;cads;mircea_popescu: I guess I have my new research questions -61934;1364035450;mircea_popescu;:p -61933;1364035458;tiberiusiv;BTC has a massive liquidity problem -61932;1364035466;tiberiusiv;no other asset class loses 20-30% in the span of 2hrs -61931;1364035471;mircea_popescu;if you are the reading sort, the old crypto mail list discussions with satoshi et all are quite informative on many topics -61930;1364035483;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv yes. -61929;1364035487;mircea_popescu;it's not liquidity tho, it's sense. -61928;1364035496;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.529 BTC [+] -61927;1364035499;mircea_popescu;no other asset class is plagued with such a concentrartion of high powered idiots. -61926;1364035533;Namworld;You should see OTC... real panic... -61925;1364035550;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P730T] 6 @ 0.1588357 = 0.953 BTC [+] -61924;1364035552;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 5 @ 0.18424999 = 0.9212 BTC [+] -61923;1364035555;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.57099998 BTC [-] -61922;1364035566;mircea_popescu;point in case -61921;1364035568;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD.html -61920;1364035582;cads; ITS NOT GOING TO STOP -61919;1364035582;cads; OH MY GOD -61918;1364035584;Namworld;bids remain strong tho yet asks... -61917;1364035584;mircea_popescu;o looky 58 -61916;1364035585;mircea_popescu;lol -61915;1364035600;Diablo-D3;!ticker -61914;1364035601;assbot;Ah, your hair. Your hair is soft. It's like a girl's. Now how do you get it that way? -61913;1364035611;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -61912;1364035611;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 58.22000, Best ask: 58.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.58000, Last trade: 58.22000, 24 hour volume: 92634.92542725, 24 hour low: 57.80000, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 67.57447 -61911;1364035618;Diablo-D3;wtf we crashed? -61910;1364035626;Namworld;People are panic selling -61909;1364035627;Bowjob;Unbelievable -61908;1364035637;Diablo-D3;ha ha let them -61907;1364035644;Bowjob;hey, its a good opportunity to buy now -61906;1364035645;Diablo-D3;I wont sell until we hit $1000 -61905;1364035647;Bowjob;for Avalon 3 if yo want -61904;1364035653;tiberiusiv;doubt we see 70 again this year -61903;1364035659;awkorama;omg -61902;1364035659;mircea_popescu;im with him -61901;1364035660;cads;Namworld: the yay part is that I panic sold back when things were at my favorite number, 69 -61900;1364035665;awkorama;proper trolling -61899;1364035669;tiberiusiv;guy offering his house for BTC marked the top -61898;1364035680;Namworld;All within 2 hours -61897;1364035683;Bowjob;;;ticker -61896;1364035685;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 57.78000, Best ask: 57.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07000, Last trade: 57.85000, 24 hour volume: 94019.67462292, 24 hour low: 57.78000, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 67.43441 -61895;1364035687;Bowjob;ouch -61894;1364035690;Bowjob;this hurts -61893;1364035729;cads;down! down! -61892;1364035733;cads;yaah! -61891;1364035735;tiberiusiv;BTC can go to single digits in the span of 4hrs -61890;1364035743;tiberiusiv;theres no bids relative to BTC outstanding -61889;1364035758;tiberiusiv;you only need 1-2% of bitcoins being sold at a given time to crash the price -61888;1364035767;mircea_popescu;single digits would be cool. -61887;1364035776;mircea_popescu;i'd have to re-re-refactor my option names -61886;1364035784;mircea_popescu;EXACTLY the other way from what i announced i'll do -61885;1364035786;mircea_popescu;not 12 hours ago -61884;1364035811;Namworld;>.> -61883;1364035817;Namworld;[04:49] if it goes near 45, it wiill stabilize there for atleast a month or so -61882;1364035817;Namworld;[04:49] then when the bounce comes, no stopping it till 120 -61881;1364035826;mircea_popescu;and if it goes near 18 -61880;1364035826;Namworld;more excellent quotes from OTC -61879;1364035830;mircea_popescu;it will be legal to fuck -61878;1364035836;Namworld;I bet guy both at 45 -61877;1364035841;Bowjob;im strangely calm amids all this chaos -61876;1364035841;mircea_popescu;yeh -61875;1364035842;Namworld;bought* -61874;1364035849;Bowjob;amidst. fuck i cant spell -61873;1364035850;mircea_popescu;Bowjob there's no chaos, we;'re having lulz -61872;1364035854;Bowjob;lol -61871;1364035864;Bowjob;panic selling is a bad bad baahd idea -61870;1364035867;Namworld;I have shares earning in USD... I have stocks in BTC... -61869;1364035876;Namworld;Really, to me, both way is fine -61868;1364035884;Bowjob;no changes in fundamentals, we'll have bear meat soon -61867;1364035886;Namworld;Goes to a low price, I get cheap bitcoins -61866;1364035904;Bowjob;and ltc goes up -61865;1364035905;Namworld;Goes high, I get lots of value out into bitcoin stuff -61864;1364035921;Bowjob;seems like LTC goes up when btc goes down -61863;1364035935;Bowjob;and the other way around too -61862;1364035936;Namworld;My favorite way of cashing out is through funding some businesses I like I Bitcoinland. -61861;1364035942;Namworld;Instead of selling BTC -61860;1364035950;Bowjob;LTC keeps 50 cents mhm -61859;1364035978;tiberiusiv;dude $1k moves LTC like 30% -61858;1364036002;Bowjob;$56 -61857;1364036019;Bowjob;those two numbers were switched the other way -61856;1364036202;cads;I"m so sleepy -61855;1364036225;Bowjob;we lost about 1/3rd of BTC's purchasing strength -61854;1364036227;cads;but I want to follow the market down so I can buy back in when it's done -61853;1364036229;tiberiusiv;mircea: hurts for mpex market cap -61852;1364036252;Bowjob;maybe ianbakewell will go legit.. -61851;1364036259;Bowjob;saying.. he got into an accident -61850;1364036269;tiberiusiv;you wont be able to buy when its done because theres barely any coins offered until 65 -61849;1364036269;Bowjob;and pays everyone at this point -61848;1364036330;Bowjob;53 dollars -61847;1364036334;Bowjob;;;ticker -61846;1364036334;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 53.01000, Best ask: 53.55000, Bid-ask spread: 0.54000, Last trade: 53.01000, 24 hour volume: 107782.51352993, 24 hour low: 53.00000, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 65.83923 -61845;1364036404;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv yeah ;/ -61844;1364036416;mircea_popescu;i got to like 49.6 mn or some shit... but not 50 ;/ -61843;1364036433;mircea_popescu;Best ask: 53.5500 << -61842;1364036449;tiberiusiv;at the end of the day BTC is nothing more then a confidence game -61841;1364036457;tiberiusiv;it has no intrinsic value -61840;1364036471;tiberiusiv;and confidence can change on a whim -61839;1364036507;cads;This drop feels good. Like being overdrunk, and finally vomiting the extra poison out. -61838;1364036597;mircea_popescu;you two make a nice picture together. -61837;1364036665;error4733;!ticker -61836;1364036697;mircea_popescu;http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/images/veil_model1.jpg -61835;1364036699;mircea_popescu;ahahahaha -61834;1364036752;mircea_popescu;http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2297383/Cyprus-bailout-President-Nikos-Anastasiades-warned-friends-money-abroad.html also pretty cute -61833;1364036776;Bowjob;and... I'm down $4000 in unrealized profit -61832;1364036796;Bowjob;might as well play dice to get those unrealized profits back -61831;1364036804;Bowjob;lol -61830;1364036850;Bowjob;;;ticker -61829;1364036853;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 55.00000, Best ask: 55.71460, Bid-ask spread: 0.71460, Last trade: 55.71460, 24 hour volume: 108334.59487058, 24 hour low: 53.00000, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 65.77385 -61828;1364036857;Bowjob;;;goxlag -61827;1364036858;gribble;199.314923 seconds -61826;1364036994;tiberiusiv;mpex loses close to 40% of market cap in under 2 hours -61825;1364037000;tiberiusiv;ouch -61824;1364037059;mircea_popescu;not rly. -61823;1364037066;mircea_popescu;it's a bitcoin corp, not a fiat corp. -61822;1364037090;mircea_popescu;it probably gained a lot in zimbabwe dollars or w/e other fake currency out there nobody cares about. -61821;1364037107;error4733;;;goxlag -61820;1364037108;gribble;140.39499 seconds -61819;1364037167;Bowjob;;;goxlag -61818;1364037168;gribble;97.329551 seconds -61817;1364037230;Bowjob;;;ticker -61816;1364037230;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 56.87473, Best ask: 59.49000, Bid-ask spread: 2.61527, Last trade: 59.49000, 24 hour volume: 108334.59487058, 24 hour low: 53.00000, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 65.77385 -61815;1364037245;Bowjob;all right you stupid bears. You will eat the knife. and like it too -61814;1364037396;tiberiusiv;;;ask 70 -61813;1364037396;gribble;Error: "ask" is not a valid command. -61812;1364037420;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -61811;1364037422;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.0966739654541 seconds -61810;1364037423;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -61809;1364037424;gribble;15.540302 seconds -61808;1364037427;mircea_popescu;heh. -61807;1364037448;Bowjob;we're hanging to 60 -61806;1364037450;Bowjob;;;ticker -61805;1364037451;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 60.70000, Best ask: 61.23400, Bid-ask spread: 0.53400, Last trade: 61.23400, 24 hour volume: 115184.27493444, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 64.81793 -61804;1364037459;Bowjob;Heh, hehehehehehe -61803;1364037482;tiberiusiv;too bad the nearest bid is at 53 -61802;1364037506;Bowjob;arent you always negative -61801;1364037622;Bowjob;it bothers me that gox fucks up their trades -61800;1364037628;Bowjob;will coinlab be like this too? -61799;1364037636;Bowjob;plagued by lag, ect -61798;1364037640;Bowjob;;;ticker -61797;1364037640;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 62.00000, Best ask: 62.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.80000, Last trade: 62.80000, 24 hour volume: 116073.49685910, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 64.74844 -61796;1364037642;mircea_popescu;this is coinbaselab -61795;1364037686;Bowjob;so same engine? -61794;1364038142;Namworld;http://www.coinlab.com/ -61793;1364038163;Namworld;notice the warning in red over the ticker -61792;1364038297;mircea_popescu;does it say "We suck" ? -61791;1364038318;mircea_popescu;o hey, their site doesn't load in my browser. so much win. -61790;1364038335;Namworld;I think it's synonymous -61789;1364038363;Namworld;the warning says: "Mt. Gox sockets are down. Trade data will not update until they come back online, and depth data will only update once every 15 minutes. Sorry! " -61788;1364038372;mircea_popescu;o ic -61787;1364038397;mircea_popescu;this is reminiscent of tradehill's "the old tradehill site is to blame" response to defrauded customers complaining on tyheir failed relaunch attempt -61786;1364038473;mircea_popescu;so avg price dropped ~ 5 bux off 70 peak in 2 hours -61785;1364038499;Bowjob;;;ticker -61784;1364038500;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 62.90000, Best ask: 63.16668, Bid-ask spread: 0.26668, Last trade: 62.90000, 24 hour volume: 116073.49685910, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 64.74844 -61783;1364038505;Bowjob;yeah i guess -61782;1364038515;error4733;;;goxlag -61781;1364038515;gribble;212.825885 seconds -61780;1364038523;Bowjob;well. -61779;1364038526;Bowjob;shit -61778;1364038526;Bowjob;lol -61777;1364038526;error4733;:fuuuuuu: -61776;1364038543;Bowjob;it went 53, someone reported getting an order filled for 51 -61775;1364038547;Bowjob;that must hurt for the bear -61774;1364038581;mircea_popescu;next time anyone wants to trust the conference trail scum with a toy worth half a billion dollars, -61773;1364038587;mircea_popescu;remember coinlab and vessenes. -61772;1364038775;Bowjob;;;goxlag -61771;1364038776;gribble;0.173256 seconds -61770;1364038779;Bowjob;;;ticker -61769;1364038780;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 62.48999, Best ask: 62.49000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 62.49000, 24 hour volume: 116073.49685910, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 64.74844 -61768;1364038791;Bowjob;im okay with this -61767;1364038813;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -61766;1364038823;Namworld;look at that spread -61765;1364038824;mircea_popescu;weekend barely just begun -61764;1364038828;mircea_popescu;wait till the news spreads -61763;1364038836;mircea_popescu;there's going to be a 2nd prong i think -61762;1364038859;mircea_popescu;;;asks 55 -61761;1364038862;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 55.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0023 seconds -61760;1364038867;mircea_popescu;;;bids 52 -61759;1364038868;gribble;There are currently 17190.312 bitcoins demanded at or over 52.0 USD, worth 937427.107527 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.3785 seconds -61758;1364038886;saulimus;it will get pretty volatile -61757;1364038887;mircea_popescu;;;bids 55 -61756;1364038888;gribble;There are currently 8854.509 bitcoins demanded at or over 55.0 USD, worth 494777.013854 USD in total. | Data vintage: 25.2820 seconds -61755;1364038893;mircea_popescu;;;bids 58 -61754;1364038894;gribble;There are currently 831.89671 bitcoins demanded at or over 58.0 USD, worth 48595.2207021 USD in total. | Data vintage: 31.6176 seconds -61753;1364038912;mircea_popescu;superold data -61752;1364038954;Bowjob;30 seconds is too late in bitcoinland -61751;1364038992;Bowjob;https://www.canadianbitcoins.com/ -61750;1364038995;Bowjob;still 77 -61749;1364038996;Bowjob;damn -61748;1364039018;mircea_popescu;lol -61747;1364039018;Bowjob;canadianbitcoins used to be pretty cheap, sometimes even lower than gox prices -61746;1364039031;Bowjob;back in dec -61745;1364039055;Bowjob;you could buy from canadianbtc and make profit arbitraging it to fastcash4bitcoins -61744;1364039081;Bowjob;cadbtc selling for 13.5, fastcas paying 14 -61743;1364039082;Bowjob;lol -61742;1364039160;Bowjob;;;ticker -61741;1364039161;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 61.95000, Best ask: 62.48999, Bid-ask spread: 0.53999, Last trade: 61.95000, 24 hour volume: 126755.91316438, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 64.42759 -61740;1364040327;Namworld;Actually, fees on cavirtex are 3% to .5% depending on volume... -61739;1364040348;Namworld;Assuming an average of 2% and daily trading of 1500 BTC -61738;1364040362;Namworld;that's 30 BTC per day -61737;1364040372;error4733;10K shares ? -61736;1364040401;Namworld;Divided by 100 000 shares (10k IPOed for 10%), that's 0.0003 BTC per day -61735;1364040443;error4733;for 0.4btc/share (IPO price) -61734;1364040453;Namworld;So 0.1095 BTC per year or 25% per year -61733;1364040469;error4733;in BTC land, nothing -61732;1364040493;Namworld;eh -61731;1364040502;Namworld;They're stable tho -61730;1364040518;Namworld;Been around since 2011 and actually legitly registered. -61729;1364040539;mircea_popescu;not registered yet afaik -61728;1364040598;Bowjob;they trade btc higher than gox -61727;1364040602;error4733;why they need money ? what they wanna do with IPO money ? -61726;1364040605;Bowjob;but the 3% is killing me -61725;1364040616;Namworld;? -61724;1364040633;Bowjob;3% fee on both sides -61723;1364040672;Namworld;no, about being registered -61722;1364040700;Bowjob;they are registered legitly -61721;1364040795;Namworld;I thought so too... -61720;1364040797;Bowjob;"lol, party is over. Years long downtrend in place now. " -proudhon -61719;1364040866;error4733;"24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 73.69900" a trader fantasy -61718;1364041097;Bowjob;i didnt move my position. i just watched the action -61717;1364041106;Bowjob;*yawn, im getting desensitized to this -61716;1364041597;Namworld;Oh shit!! -61715;1364041607;Namworld;AMC is valuating themselves at 1 million BTC?!? -61714;1364041651;Bowjob;what amc? -61713;1364041692;TradeFortress;LOL -61712;1364041697;TradeFortress;someone trying to cash into the asicminer hype -61711;1364041708;TradeFortress;for those who wish they bought avalons / asicminer -61710;1364041721;Namworld;on Bitfunder -61709;1364041726;Namworld;how was that even allowed? -61708;1364041736;Bowjob;asicminer at 1m.. -61707;1364041737;Bowjob;wtf -61706;1364041771;mircea_popescu;Bowjob not asicminer -61705;1364041774;Namworld;anonymous dude with zero info whatsoever except bold claims in the text on bitfunder... no website, no info, no nothing -61704;1364041776;mircea_popescu;some wannabe fund that owns what, 2% -61703;1364041801;Namworld;AMC Offering: -61702;1364041801;Namworld;AMC's offering is comprised of 100,000,000 shares in total. -61701;1364041801;Namworld;1 share of AMC on BitFunder represents 1/100,000,000th of 100% of the monthly profits after all expenses. -61700;1364041803;mircea_popescu;Namworld anyway, gotta compete right ? -61699;1364041809;kakobrekla;mornin -61698;1364041815;mircea_popescu;heya. -61697;1364041818;kakobrekla;o, what a drop, 70 to 50 -61696;1364041818;Bowjob;Active Mining Cooperative -61695;1364041822;Namworld;If they sell for like 1000 BTC (100 000 shares) -61694;1364041825;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, wasn't actually listed on the homepage for a while -61693;1364041849;Namworld;They get to keep 99.9% of everything -61692;1364041855;Namworld;AFTER expenses -61691;1364041861;Namworld;What the fuck? -61690;1364041863;Bowjob;it's not like bears went unscathed. bears got gored at 52. -61689;1364041894;TradeFortress;Net Estimated ROI/Year @ .01 BTC/share 2,847.47208%/Year* -61688;1364041919;Bowjob;Kenneth E. Slaughter -61687;1364041921;mircea_popescu;lol cute. -61686;1364041926;Bowjob;is that a fake name? -61685;1364041935;mircea_popescu;a well, as long as people are willing to put btc in that people deserve to. -61684;1364041980;Bowjob;holy fuck bitfunder if im trying to copy and paste dont close it up -61683;1364041992;Namworld;Don't people research/read contract/look at past history before putting some coins in? -61682;1364042029;TradeFortress;Namworld, it sold like 11 btc worth -61681;1364042086;Bowjob;avalon batch 4 -61680;1364042091;Bowjob;scam -61679;1364042165;Namworld;Est Gross(less power) Revenue 12 Months 2,847,472.08 BTC -61678;1364042184;Namworld;THERE'S NOT EVEN THAT MUCH MINING GOING TO HAPPEN! >.< -61677;1364042199;TradeFortress;LOL -61676;1364042200;TradeFortress;haha -61675;1364042203;TradeFortress;oh my god -61674;1364042236;Namworld;I hope that 10 BTC was traded by the issuer to stimulate trading... -61673;1364042247;Namworld;How did Ukto let that go through? -61672;1364042284;Bowjob;http://store.avalon-asics.com/?product=avalon-asic-batch-2 -61671;1364042291;Bowjob;1500 BTC -61670;1364042292;Bowjob;lol -61669;1364042333;kakobrekla;da wat? -61668;1364042341;Namworld;probably was meant to be 1500 USD but they screwed that -61667;1364042371;kakobrekla;http://store.avalon-asics.com/?product=avalon-asic-unit -61666;1364042374;kakobrekla;this is last one -61665;1364042380;kakobrekla;no thanks. -61664;1364042395;TradeFortress;Namworld, no -61663;1364042397;TradeFortress;they want "reasonable ROI" -61662;1364042401;kakobrekla;!r unbalanced -61661;1364042414;Bowjob;how come its 63 gigahash -61660;1364042415;TradeFortress;says 88 btc for me -61659;1364042425;Bowjob;thats slower than.. batch 1 and 2 -61658;1364042438;TradeFortress;63GH/s guaranteed -61657;1364042450;unbalanced;bowjob re: "cadbtc selling for 13.5, fastcas paying 14" -- thanks I had to change my pants before realizing you were talking about the good old days -61656;1364042467;Bowjob;Oh, lol. xD -61655;1364042476;unbalanced;Bitcoin... You Must Never Look Away -61654;1364042482;Bowjob;I actually pointed it out to topace, seems like he didn't care at the time -61653;1364042487;Bowjob;but cadbtc is so OP now -61652;1364042510;Bowjob;i never did arb from cadbtc to fastcash, seemed like a dick move -61651;1364042546;MJR__;crazy ride -61650;1364042557;Bowjob;im used to it -61649;1364042564;MJR__;yeah me too -61648;1364042569;Bowjob;umm yeah so avalon -61647;1364042577;MJR__;what happened? -61646;1364042578;Bowjob;it was 65 gigahash guaranteed -61645;1364042585;Bowjob;but now 63 gigahash guaranteed -61644;1364042586;MJR__;66 I thought -61643;1364042589;Bowjob;that doesnt make sense -61642;1364042597;Bowjob;why would they lower the guarantee rate -61641;1364042607;MJR__;chips? -61640;1364042618;Bowjob;dunno -61639;1364042634;MJR__;I mean, for each batch -61638;1364042637;Bowjob;at this point you'd still make your investment back, though longer -61637;1364042643;unbalanced;cadbtc pegs to virtex recent history, not Mt. Gox, AFAIK -61636;1364042652;MJR__;you lose some chips that don't work -61635;1364042653;TradeFortress;Bowjob, they probably wasted a couple of chips -61634;1364042660;TradeFortress;(well they'd be mining it themselves) -61633;1364042676;kakobrekla;you know how it goes with chiniese, each batch more btc, each batch less hash -61632;1364042697;MJR__;maybe the number that did between 63 and 65 was very significant -61631;1364042700;Bowjob;we actually didnt know that they were the first asic one -61630;1364042716;Bowjob;well, at this point provided bfl doesnt ship -61629;1364042724;Bowjob;batch 3 is gonna be a good deal -61628;1364042729;unbalanced;Virtex used to trade higher than Mt. Gox during uptrends, now seems to all the time. Supply/demand I figure. -61627;1364042730;MJR__;I think so -61626;1364042743;Bowjob;even if bfl ships, i doubt they'd be able to ship all pre orders -61625;1364042746;MJR__;bitfloor ask is $69 -61624;1364042762;MJR__;;;ticker -61623;1364042763;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 64.46000, Best ask: 64.48000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 64.48000, 24 hour volume: 133914.42658800, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 73.69900, 24 hour vwap: 64.05389 -61622;1364042777;MJR__;I exercised my 41 calls at 71 -61621;1364042787;unbalanced;At this rate I'll catch up to you guys and start asking q's about avalon in another hour or so. -61620;1364042788;Bowjob;you dun well -61619;1364042802;Bowjob;anyways, anyone know how to run an avalon? -61618;1364042806;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/lets-capture-forum-bugs-in-amber/ -61617;1364042808;MJR__;lol, my friend was shorting -61616;1364042811;mircea_popescu;having a leetal fun -61615;1364042811;unbalanced;MJR__ nice! -61614;1364042819;Bowjob;i haven't done any mining, at all. this is my first time mining -61613;1364042824;MJR__;so when he was happy about the 5 drop -61612;1364042845;MJR__;Bowjob: you would install the firmware I guess -61611;1364042859;MJR__;and hook it up to a computer... -61610;1364042872;Bowjob;I have not seen a video of avalon from start to finish -61609;1364042877;MJR__;or I think you could even just program it directly -61608;1364042883;Bowjob;right. -61607;1364042890;MJR__;since it runs a Linux os -61606;1364042893;Bowjob;suppose i get the box, i open it. gloves and shit -61605;1364042915;MJR__;attach a monitor and a keyboard -61604;1364042924;MJR__;im guessing -61603;1364042934;Bowjob;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Avalon -61602;1364042967;Bowjob;I'm stuck on step 2. -61601;1364042969;Bowjob;"Setup your laptop IP address 192.168.0.101 " -61600;1364043010;MJR__;huh? are both devices on the same network? -61599;1364043057;Bowjob;no clue, really -61598;1364043064;MJR__;nvm -61597;1364043077;MJR__;you directly attach your laptop to the Avalon -61596;1364043095;MJR__;and then you use a static IP on that port -61595;1364043115;MJR__;then you use a web browser to get to the config page -61594;1364043128;MJR__;similar to setting up a wifi router -61593;1364043146;Bowjob;If I can't figure this shit out by the time I get my avalon, 2 BTC pot to help me get it running -61592;1364043159;Bowjob;I was able to set up GGPO, so avalon shouldn't be too hard -61591;1364043162;TradeFortress;Bowjob, batch? -61590;1364043165;Bowjob;2 -61589;1364043172;TradeFortress;cool -61588;1364043187;Bowjob;i have a decend idea on how to do it, the webgui reminds me of my router -61587;1364043188;MJR__;my friend and I are working on an fpga design -61586;1364043191;Bowjob;*decent -61585;1364043200;Bowjob;anyone else got avalon 2? -61584;1364043207;MJR__;I wish :( -61583;1364043223;Bowjob;I camped out on both days avalon 2s were for sale -61582;1364043236;MJR__;my friend has some very interesting ideas about latency vs throughput -61581;1364043238;Bowjob;my F5 took a beating -61580;1364043268;MJR__;lol, I wish I had an Avalon -61579;1364043701;jurov;;;bc,stats -61578;1364043703;gribble;Current Blocks: 227574 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 233 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 1 hour, 32 minutes, and 3 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6608097.13894 | Estimated Percent Change: 36.31556 -61577;1364043947;MJR__;wow going to be a big jump... -61576;1364044075;MJR__;even with that new difficulty jump an Avalon more than pays for itself in a week -61575;1364044090;kakobrekla;not in 3 months -61574;1364044111;MJR__;don't know what the diff will be in 3 months... -61573;1364044127;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 60 @ 0.01301 = 0.7806 BTC [-] -61572;1364044144;MJR__;Next Difficulty Estimate: 6608097.13894 | -61571;1364044158;MJR__;at that level still 1 week -61570;1364044188;MJR__;so those receiving their avalons now should prob be good -61569;1364044265;jurov;hi all, look what is brewing: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=156641.0 -61568;1364044275;Bowjob;old -61567;1364044307;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 6 @ 0.01101 = 0.0661 BTC [-] -61566;1364044309;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 9 @ 0.01 = 0.09 BTC [-] -61565;1364044316;Bowjob;its nice of him though -61564;1364044316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9386 @ 0.00068991 = 6.4755 BTC [+] -61563;1364044329;jurov;but the last comment "OKPAY should be refunded, too" may cause quite a shitstorm -61562;1364044343;jurov;why only miners, srsly? -61561;1364044369;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 100 @ 0.1697 = 16.97 BTC [+] -61560;1364044520;jurov;avoorhees should ask for refunds, too if he lost anything.. wanna see what would the reply to *that* lol -61559;1364044530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 786 @ 0.00069904 = 0.5494 BTC [+] -61558;1364044661;mircea_popescu;jurov myeah -61557;1364044712;mircea_popescu;999.9995 btc -61556;1364044743;Bowjob;So who here will buy avalon3 -61555;1364044830;Bowjob;;;ticker -61554;1364044830;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 65.85829, Best ask: 65.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04171, Last trade: 65.90000, 24 hour volume: 138785.79606428, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 73.49500, 24 hour vwap: 64.08160 -61553;1364044863;leotreasure;i will probably -61552;1364044897;leotreasure;i lol'd at your bfl vs avalon comparison Bowjob -61551;1364044918;MJR__;any news on the bfl front? -61550;1364044925;Bowjob;delay -61549;1364044941;Bowjob;Actually, I had half a mind to plot all of BFL's delays on a chart -61548;1364044947;mircea_popescu;it's gotten to the point where "omg bfl shipping" => instatroll -61547;1364044948;MJR__;lol...in other news the sky is still blue -61546;1364044956;MJR__;yeah -61545;1364044957;mircea_popescu;Bowjob i never saw that compariosn ? -61544;1364044972;damientrog;any idea when avalon batch 3 will go on sale? -61543;1364044984;leotreasure;it's on sale now i thought -61542;1364044985;Bowjob;damien, very soon. like 1-2 day soon -61541;1364044986;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=156767.msg1662592#msg1662592 -61540;1364044993;damientrog;ah great -61539;1364044995;leotreasure;http://store.avalon-asics.com -61538;1364044996;Bowjob;I haven't made the chart yet. -61537;1364045004;mircea_popescu;anyone here remember the walletbit fiasco ? -61536;1364045004;damientrog;haha -61535;1364045007;damientrog;nice post -61534;1364045013;Bowjob;yes -61533;1364045022;Bowjob;MNW asked me about avalon 3 too -61532;1364045022;mircea_popescu;lol -61531;1364045023;Anduck;Bowjob: i dont understand that pic =I -61530;1364045032;Anduck;mnw hasnt replied me :(( -61529;1364045039;Bowjob;The first picture is box of fans -61528;1364045050;Bowjob;second picture is the avalon asic -61527;1364045090;Bowjob;At this point I believe batch 3 will still be profitable -61526;1364045101;Bowjob;since, having >20k pre orders.. is a nightmare -61525;1364045138;Anduck;duh -61524;1364045163;Anduck;i still dont get it xD -61523;1364045212;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 10 @ 0.00151 = 0.0151 BTC [-] -61522;1364045214;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 10 @ 0.0015 = 0.015 BTC [-] -61521;1364045281;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00142 BTC [-] -61520;1364045283;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 12 @ 0.0014 = 0.0168 BTC [-] -61519;1364045297;MJR__;I think so too -61518;1364045327;MJR__;they are projecting that when you get it the difficulty will be a lot higher -61517;1364045356;MJR__;10 million you still pay it off in a month -61516;1364045370;MJR__;diff not price -61515;1364045386;Bowjob;its stilla good buy, it will just put off many people -61514;1364045405;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't pay them 3x if it brought about the end of the world. -61513;1364045408;Bowjob;I considered ordering 5 more avalons if it was 5x -61512;1364045408;mircea_popescu;prices go down not up. -61511;1364045414;Bowjob;*1.5 -61510;1364045477;Bowjob;we should all ask bfl_josh about his seppuku ritual on april 1st -61509;1364045479;Bowjob;:) -61508;1364045611;Bowjob;;;ticker -61507;1364045611;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 64.00000, Best ask: 64.10172, Bid-ask spread: 0.10172, Last trade: 64.10172, 24 hour volume: 140056.39573591, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 73.49500, 24 hour vwap: 64.07680 -61506;1364045816;MJR__;well, the price is in some way tied to the difficulty -61505;1364045833;MJR__;I don't know the exact formula -61504;1364045835;Namworld;How so? -61503;1364045854;MJR__;the price is a function of the difficulty -61502;1364045863;MJR__;that is by design I think -61501;1364045878;MJR__;but I know that that is the case -61500;1364045886;deadweasel;price whatever someone is willing to give you for it. -61499;1364045894;Namworld;For which manufacturer? -61498;1364045903;MJR__;not when I put 90 BTC on my website -61497;1364045904;Namworld;One really prices based on difficulty? -61496;1364045907;MJR__;Avalon -61495;1364045911;Namworld;odd -61494;1364045918;Namworld;ok... I'll be AFK -61493;1364045926;MJR__;that is what that one manufacturer is choosing to do -61492;1364045947;MJR__;you have to realize the motives of Avalon -61491;1364045956;MJR__;and it isn't purely profit -61490;1364058362;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -61489;1364058603;Josh_Rossi;;;ident -61488;1364058603;gribble;You are not identified. -61487;1364058617;mjr_;;;ident -61486;1364058617;gribble;You are identified as user Josh_Rossi, with GPG key id C286BB96FE9B6CD3, key fingerprint 3812AFD43A6B8A057F37D858C286BB96FE9B6CD3, and bitcoin address 1LokQrHj14NU93tC6pZfTZyyRHhAVakQmX -61485;1364058672;Diablo-D3;ha ha -61484;1364058689;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00402 BTC [-] -61483;1364058689;Diablo-D3;gamma bitcoin fund -61482;1364058690;mjr_;;;ident -61481;1364058691;gribble;You are not identified. -61480;1364059094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.0044444 = 0.4444 BTC [+] -61479;1364059661;error4733;mjr you shoukd stop try stupid challenge -61478;1364059662;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.00402 = 0.008 BTC [-] -61477;1364059666;error4733;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m5IzMuVM1o&list=UU7vzAZjh_HRRuvFzbzeTkjg&index=1 -61476;1364059747;mjr_;upgraded Mirc -61475;1364059760;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 38 @ 0.004099 = 0.1558 BTC [+] -61474;1364059760;mjr_;trying to reinitialize the script that auto-challenges -61473;1364059778;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [+] -61472;1364059865;mjr_;lol -61471;1364059868;mjr_;who is that kid? -61470;1364059892;mjr_;thats just great...of all the people who could have had my name -61469;1364059895;mjr_;:( -61468;1364060200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5136 @ 0.00070068 = 3.5987 BTC [+] -61467;1364060203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4268 @ 0.00070069 = 2.9905 BTC [+] -61466;1364060273;KRS1;maybe he knows this kid http://www.2atoms.com/comedy/worstoftheweb/blount.htm -61465;1364060384;kakobrekla;lol bitinstant > The shitty thing is that the last time I sent Shrem an e-mail it bounced. And I got the message: Could wait no longer, mailbox full. -61464;1364060703;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.51 = 3.06 BTC [-] -61463;1364061109;smickles;is that cads guy still around -61462;1364061162;smickles;it's like he just came out of nowhere asking for mpex to be made, and the chan was like "/me points to mpex" -61461;1364061211;FabianB;indeed, just finished backlog -61460;1364061534;jurov;https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5427985 some little peeks into coinbase innards -61459;1364061554;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 14 @ 0.004639 = 0.0649 BTC [+] -61458;1364061654;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.000677 = 0.0014 BTC [-] -61457;1364061707;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 2 @ 0.0014 = 0.0028 BTC [-] -61456;1364061740;kakobrekla;http://www.mongodb.org/about/production-deployments/ -61455;1364061745;kakobrekla;Coinbase uses MongoDB for their primary datastore for their web app, api requests, etc. Coinbase is a decentralized, digital currency that is changing the world of payments. -61454;1364061754;kakobrekla;Coinbase is Bitcoin? -61453;1364061756;kakobrekla;nice -61452;1364061923;kakobrekla;they also use macs -61451;1364061935;kakobrekla;dont trust em with a coin. -61450;1364062023;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5840001 BTC [-] -61449;1364062143;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 29 @ 0.584 = 16.936 BTC [-] -61448;1364062202;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5979999 BTC [+] -61447;1364062204;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 23 @ 0.598 = 13.754 BTC [+] -61446;1364062386;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -61445;1364062393;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -61444;1364062394;gribble;0 seconds -61443;1364062400;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -61442;1364063055;tiberiusiv;bitinstant has like a 25% chance your transfer fails -61441;1364063066;tiberiusiv;and it takes them up to 5 days to "push the coins through" -61440;1364063449;mod6;(02:10) < tiberiusiv> zyphus you should exit (02:10) < tiberiusiv> single digits are not that far -61439;1364063456;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.005 BTC [-] -61438;1364063462;mod6;trolled these d00dz hard lastnight 'eh -61437;1364063482;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0044 BTC [-] -61436;1364063508;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 8 @ 0.00311 = 0.0249 BTC [-] -61435;1364063525;mod6;i guess those guys were losing their minds -61434;1364063595;tiberiusiv;mod6: lol -61433;1364063609;tiberiusiv;one of them almost sold me their coins for 25 -61432;1364063640;mod6;haha nice -61431;1364064548;smickles;"electronic harmonic variance" sounds like shit spewed from a powerband salesman -61430;1364064614;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -61429;1364064624;gribble;Time since last block: 51 minutes and 39 seconds -61428;1364064624;ThickAsThieves;hehe -61427;1364064629;ThickAsThieves;wtf -61426;1364064647;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -61425;1364064650;gribble;Current Blocks: 227618 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 189 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 21 hours, 17 minutes, and 44 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6606350.12053 | Estimated Percent Change: 36.27952 -61424;1364064660;smickles;another fork? -61423;1364064691;smickles;no... -61422;1364064710;mod6;i don't see any orphand blocks yet.. http://blockchain.info/blocks -61421;1364064718;smickles;maybe their client is just borkd -61420;1364064734;mod6;my client is so far behind.... -61419;1364064740;ThickAsThieves;i only check because i have old tx waiting -61418;1364064745;mod6;it's on the .7 though -61417;1364064747;ThickAsThieves;checked* -61416;1364064751;smickles;ofc, i havn't sync'd in about 16 hours -61415;1364064754;smickles;@.@ -61414;1364064761;mod6;i hate starting it up cause it send my HD to 0 response time damn near -61413;1364064774;mod6;mine is 70 days behind still -61412;1364064793;smickles;it's most likely blockchain.info's client getting stuck -61411;1364064800;smickles;bing -61410;1364064805;smickles;;;tslb -61409;1364064808;gribble;Time since last block: 33 seconds -61408;1364064814;mod6;sweet -61407;1364064819;smickles;69k btc sent -61406;1364064825;smickles;er, 60 -61405;1364064830;smickles;ish -61404;1364065142;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 18 @ 0.5998888 = 10.798 BTC [+] -61403;1364065203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.51 = 3.57 BTC [-] -61402;1364065263;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.6 = 7.8 BTC [+] -61401;1364065322;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.51 = 2.04 BTC [-] -61400;1364066104;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 62 @ 0.004099 = 0.2541 BTC [+] -61399;1364066284;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4855 = 1.4565 BTC [-] -61398;1364066505;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 67 @ 0.00361 = 0.2419 BTC [-] -61397;1364066524;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.485 BTC [-] -61396;1364066525;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.485 BTC [-] -61395;1364066584;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.48000002 = 1.92 BTC [-] -61394;1364066616;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -61393;1364066616;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 65.10000, Best ask: 65.41901, Bid-ask spread: 0.31901, Last trade: 65.10000, 24 hour volume: 155857.54158041, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 72.86999, 24 hour vwap: 63.91405 -61392;1364066636;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 70 -61391;1364066640;gribble;There are currently 9000.1244 bitcoins offered at or under 70.0 USD, worth 618708.528579 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -61390;1364066643;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -61389;1364066658;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 60 -61388;1364066659;gribble;There are currently 10059.132 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.0 USD, worth 624598.081772 USD in total. | Data vintage: 19.2737 seconds -61387;1364066974;mod6;$vwap ^OIX -61386;1364066975;mpexbot;mod6: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 67.50931133 high: 70.0111051 low: 51.26011131 volume: 14605 btc: 3123.57547556 30 day: no data -61385;1364067063;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -61384;1364067124;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.6 = 3 BTC [+] -61383;1364067184;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 19 @ 0.65 = 12.35 BTC [+] -61382;1364067201;ThickAsThieves;yep i was wrong about vtx -61381;1364067204;mod6;this might be one of the more idiot posts in a while -61380;1364067205;mod6;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=156960 -61379;1364067239;mod6;We have a world to conquer out there, and we don't want to end up like Unix. -61378;1364067241;ThickAsThieves;wall of text almost killed me -61377;1364067247;mod6;WRONG you want to end up exactly like unix -61376;1364067284;mod6;the path of least resistance is where the river will follow and flow through, to meet his own anaology -61375;1364067300;Rothgar;!last MPEX S.DICE -61374;1364067301;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.0044444 BTC [+] -61373;1364067314;mod6;and with UNIX, it's tried and true, open and tested. and loved by the best compsci people in the world for a /reason/ -61372;1364067354;mod6;mircea_popescu & MPOE-PR are right, the btctalk people are turbo-idiots -61371;1364067374;mod6;/ -61369;1364067408;mod6;=) -61368;1364067436;mod6;well, i guess he's only had 3 posts. -61367;1364067458;mod6;still, what a toolbox -61366;1364067496;mod6;and I think since gox is all fuxd all the time with its price signals -61365;1364067506;mod6;the OIX is simply getting to be a better ave -61364;1364067616;mod6;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg30zig2-hourztgSzbgBza1gTMAzm1g30za2gTMAzm2g200zi1gMACDzi2gWilliamRzi3gCVolatilityzv -61363;1364067724;ThickAsThieves;the william % pattern on that chart is interesting -61362;1364067735;mod6;i dunno, it seems pretty accurate, i guess because the price signals from gox fuel which strikes are most active.. -61361;1364067739;ThickAsThieves;the dips look the same -61360;1364067768;mod6;but you can trade on MPEx evne through the heaviest and most coordinated DDoS attacks and it's solid -61359;1364067782;ThickAsThieves;sadly people use gox as indicator -61358;1364067792;ThickAsThieves;have to choose something -61357;1364067795;mod6;the fact we hang on gox data so much needs to change imho -61356;1364067801;mod6;ThickAsThieves: exactly -61355;1364067815;mod6;it would be awesome if it was "just one signal for price" -61354;1364067822;mod6;but its /the/ signal for price -61353;1364067826;ThickAsThieves;i really believe that when their suggested price gets stuck, it pulls down the whole market -61352;1364067854;ThickAsThieves;it gets stuck whenever there's a dip -61351;1364067859;mod6;everyone else wants to sell their BTC to tiberiusiv for $25 if there is too low of vol and the price collapses -61350;1364067866;ThickAsThieves;coincidence or instigatation? -61349;1364067892;mod6;i don't think anyone should choose anything per-se -61348;1364067894;ThickAsThieves;instigation* -61347;1364067903;mod6;i mean, think of how they do gas-station pricing on price per gallon? -61346;1364067907;tiberiusiv;gox market share is already declining -61345;1364067921;ThickAsThieves;but they arent used any less as a price -61344;1364067942;tiberiusiv;they will be -61343;1364067943;mod6;3 stations, three corners of the intersection. -61342;1364067944;tiberiusiv;theres nothing wrong with the gox price -61341;1364067963;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4792 = 1.4376 BTC [-] -61340;1364067969;tiberiusiv;its the within the same range as all the other exchanges -61339;1364067976;tiberiusiv;whats the difference whose price you use? gox at the moment simply is the most liquid -61338;1364067999;tiberiusiv;mod6: gasoline is one of the most competitive markets around -61337;1364068017;ThickAsThieves;but arent 'all of the other sxchanges" basing decsisions on gox? -61336;1364068023;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.47915 = 0.9583 BTC [-] -61335;1364068023;tiberiusiv;no -61334;1364068030;tiberiusiv;of course not thickasthieves -61333;1364068037;mod6;but... -61332;1364068048;tiberiusiv;gox does NOT set bitcoin prices for everyone -61331;1364068049;ThickAsThieves;i dont use many exchanges so i cant say -61330;1364068053;ThickAsThieves;but the ones i use -61329;1364068054;tiberiusiv;they simply have the most participants -61328;1364068056;ThickAsThieves;all trail gox -61327;1364068067;tiberiusiv;becuase their liquidity is lower -61326;1364068076;tiberiusiv;they dont trail gox, they just have less activity -61325;1364068079;tiberiusiv;so it seems like it -61324;1364068084;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.479101 = 3.8328 BTC [-] -61323;1364068084;ThickAsThieves;i see it on campbx all the time -61322;1364068093;ThickAsThieves;price drops 5 -61321;1364068095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00070068 = 0.9109 BTC [-] -61320;1364068097;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00070069 = 3.5035 BTC [+] -61319;1364068101;ThickAsThieves;then 30secs later it does on campbx -61318;1364068110;ThickAsThieves;lotsa bots out there -61317;1364068119;ThickAsThieves;using goxprice -61316;1364068128;mod6;there needs to be a few more exchanges with just as much or more liquidity and volume which don't race eachother to "a bottom" but just find a happy stable price amongst themselfs -61315;1364068135;mod6;like gas station pricing -61314;1364068144;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4791005 = 1.9164 BTC [-] -61313;1364068154;mod6;you know what I mean? -61312;1364068154;tiberiusiv;they arent racing each other to a bottom -61311;1364068161;tiberiusiv;you are an idiot -61310;1364068165;ThickAsThieves;lol -61309;1364068170;tiberiusiv;the exchanges do not sell a product -61308;1364068174;ThickAsThieves;eeediot! -61307;1364068176;tiberiusiv;gas stations sell a product -61306;1364068202;tiberiusiv;exchanges are simply forums for people to gather and through the auction style set prices -61305;1364068206;mod6;;;gpg info tiberiusiv -61304;1364068207;gribble;No such user registered. -61303;1364068213;mod6;FUCK OF DICKWAD -61302;1364068220;mod6;*OFF too :) -61301;1364068232;tiberiusiv;you have 0 clue what you are talking about mod6 so be quiet :) -61300;1364068285;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: campbx is extremely *illiquid*, that is why it seems it lags mtgox -61299;1364068297;tiberiusiv;there isnt enough participants on campbx -61298;1364068300;ThickAsThieves;but you dont think their bots influence price based on gox? -61297;1364068307;tiberiusiv;no -61296;1364068315;tiberiusiv;its not based on gox -61295;1364068321;tiberiusiv;thats what the market is doing -61294;1364068324;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.478999 = 2.395 BTC [-] -61293;1364068326;tiberiusiv;gox has nothing to do with it -61292;1364068334;mod6;stfu -61291;1364068347;tiberiusiv;participants needed US dollars for whatever reason so they sold bitcoins -61290;1364068352;ThickAsThieves;so the whole market coincidently drops $5 when gox does, with no relation? -61289;1364068358;tiberiusiv;its simple as that, and there were no willing buyers to pickup that size -61288;1364068372;tiberiusiv;so the price declines until buyers are willing to eat up the size offered -61287;1364068383;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.468999 = 4.69 BTC [-] -61286;1364068389;ThickAsThieves;even then, buyers are influenced by gox -61285;1364068393;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: the WHOLE market is 1 place. -61284;1364068408;ThickAsThieves;... -61283;1364068415;mod6;you fucking dipshit -61282;1364068419;ThickAsThieves;so if someone sells 10000 coins on gox -61281;1364068420;tiberiusiv;if oil drops in the US -61280;1364068420;mod6;thats what i've been trying to say -61279;1364068422;tiberiusiv;it drops worldwide -61278;1364068426;mod6;STFU -61277;1364068430;ThickAsThieves;lol -61276;1364068432;mod6;what in the world are you doing her -61275;1364068433;tiberiusiv;mod6: mtgox is not the whole market -61274;1364068434;mod6;*here -61273;1364068444;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -61272;1364068449;ThickAsThieves;i'm getting trolled or what? -61271;1364068450;splnkr;the market is fragmented. that's the issue. -61270;1364068453;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -61269;1364068453;mod6;yes -61268;1364068455;tiberiusiv;quit thinking exchanges are seperate markets -61267;1364068455;gribble;There are currently 37048263 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 6222641.70973 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0152 seconds -61266;1364068457;mod6;by eskimobob -61265;1364068459;tiberiusiv;they arent -61264;1364068464;tiberiusiv;they are the SAME market -61263;1364068469;tiberiusiv;can you comprehend that concept? -61262;1364068472;splnkr;mt gox is the biggest so it gets the attention -61261;1364068473;ThickAsThieves;wait tiberius is eskimobob? -61260;1364068492;tiberiusiv;i dont even know who that is -61259;1364068493;splnkr;without a liquid means of exchanging non-BTC funds among exchanges, i don't see how they're one market -61258;1364068495;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: THey are the same market but there is friction in the links. Very similar to the natural gas market -61257;1364068503;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43000001 BTC [-] -61256;1364068526;Bugpowder;Europe will pay much more than US if russia turns off the taps, but the effects are still felt globally -61255;1364068532;tiberiusiv;there is 1 BTC market with many venues where to meet buyers or sellers -61254;1364068535;ThickAsThieves;i think its absurd to say that gox doesnt have influence on MANY fronts that influence price -61253;1364068547;tiberiusiv;gox itself is just the most liquid of those venues -61252;1364068552;tiberiusiv;thereby the most accurate -61251;1364068555;splnkr;tiberiusiv: this is a semantic argument -61250;1364068555;Bugpowder;the gox market definitely sets the price -61249;1364068556;mod6;NO -61248;1364068563;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43 BTC [-] -61247;1364068568;splnkr;my understanding of "market" is a place where buyers and sellers can exchange -61246;1364068576;Bugpowder;plot the prices of various exchanges vs. gox -61245;1364068578;splnkr;not just a specific type of asset -61244;1364068584;Bugpowder;gox leads all moves -61243;1364068591;tiberiusiv;becuase its the most liquid -61242;1364068596;tiberiusiv;from having the most participants -61241;1364068600;Bugpowder;yes -61240;1364068608;Bugpowder;It has the most volume by far -61239;1364068612;tiberiusiv;the others only seem like that lag, because of lack of activity -61238;1364068619;Bugpowder;they DO lag -61237;1364068620;tiberiusiv;they* -61236;1364068622;ThickAsThieves;they lead thru buyer using it as spot, thru bots using it, thru asset exchanges using, thru chart reports using it -61235;1364068623;mod6;and how is that fucking different than what i was trying to say before you called me an idiot you faggot -61234;1364068635;tiberiusiv;mod6: you are an idiot. -61233;1364068640;tiberiusiv;you thought mtgox is a gas station -61232;1364068647;tiberiusiv;they dont sell a product. -61231;1364068651;ThickAsThieves;... -61230;1364068653;mod6;im using it as a simple example dickweed -61229;1364068662;tiberiusiv;its an incorrect example -61228;1364068666;mod6;i expected someone as smart as yourself to know the differnce -61227;1364068669;Bugpowder;gox users do not pay attention to the price on any other exchange -61226;1364068670;ThickAsThieves;can i get diesel with bitcoin? -61225;1364068676;tiberiusiv;you didnt know the difference between the 2 -61224;1364068677;Bugpowder;all other exchages pay attention to the gox price -61223;1364068683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.42000001 BTC [-] -61222;1364068689;mod6;GRRRRRR -61221;1364068689;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: bots arbitrage all the exchanges -61220;1364068690;Bugpowder;my local bitcoins sale price is based on gox. -61219;1364068692;tiberiusiv;seeking the best bids/asks -61218;1364068697;mod6;you make me almost want to rage quit this shit -61217;1364068702;tiberiusiv;therefore its ONE market -61216;1364068706;tiberiusiv;mod6 stfu. -61215;1364068709;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: too much transfer friction -61214;1364068711;tiberiusiv;retarded gas station analogy -61213;1364068712;mod6;NO YOU STFU -61212;1364068715;ThickAsThieves;relax mod6 -61211;1364068717;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: yes at the moment -61210;1364068718;ThickAsThieves;just ignir ehim -61209;1364068723;ThickAsThieves;ignore* -61208;1364068724;Bugpowder;this point seems fairly academic though -61207;1364068725;tiberiusiv;yea mtgox is a gas station -61206;1364068731;tiberiusiv;on a street corner driving prices down -61205;1364068734;tiberiusiv;lmao -61204;1364068744;tiberiusiv;fucking child -61203;1364068748;Bugpowder;gox is more like the CME -61202;1364068759;tiberiusiv;competing exchanges only drive down trading fees -61201;1364068764;tiberiusiv;not BTC price -61200;1364068774;ThickAsThieves;lol -61199;1364068777;ThickAsThieves;anyway -61198;1364068779;Bugpowder;and there are other exchanges that trade pigs and steers and frozen concentrate OJ futures. But CME dominates them -61197;1364068813;Bugpowder;;;ticker -61196;1364068814;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.25112, Best ask: 63.97999, Bid-ask spread: 0.72887, Last trade: 63.97999, 24 hour volume: 159365.08473773, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 72.86999, 24 hour vwap: 63.87592 -61195;1364068823;Bugpowder;still too early to buy calls -61194;1364068826;ThickAsThieves;like i said when Gox data freezes, like their socket, or more importantly, their suggested price in the Buybox, it effectively changes the price to that until it stops -61193;1364068849;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: I disagree. There price just becomes unknown. -61192;1364068859;ThickAsThieves;but when you log in to gox -61191;1364068866;ThickAsThieves;it doesnt indicate any problem -61190;1364068871;Bugpowder;traders with enough capital to move the market understand what is happening -61189;1364068880;ThickAsThieves;it just gets stuck at suggesting you pay 66 for 5 minutes -61188;1364068885;Bugpowder;maybe joe reddit with his 5 bitcoins gets confused -61187;1364068892;Bugpowder;but Bugpowder knows -61186;1364068899;ThickAsThieves;there are a lot of those -61185;1364068916;Bugpowder;yes and they whine alot too -61184;1364068930;tiberiusiv;thats not the suggested price in the buy box -61183;1364068932;tiberiusiv;thats the last price. -61182;1364068939;Bugpowder;their post volume vs BTC volume is all out of whack -61181;1364068941;tiberiusiv;if it freezes or not means nothing -61180;1364068955;tiberiusiv;last price means NOTHING. -61179;1364068958;tiberiusiv;its the past. -61178;1364068964;tiberiusiv;the 2 prices most important are BIDS and ASKS -61177;1364068971;tiberiusiv;and the SIZEs -61176;1364068981;Bugpowder;yeah but the bid and ask are stale under high trading volume -61175;1364068983;ThickAsThieves;SR buyers, people who just buy when wthey get their deposits, people cashing out -61174;1364068990;ThickAsThieves;none pay much mind to the orderbooks -61173;1364068998;Bugpowder;sometimes they lag by 10 minutes -61172;1364069005;ThickAsThieves;gox buybox says, pay this price and you get your coins -61171;1364069005;tiberiusiv;if you are cashing out you are paying attention to BIDS -61170;1364069008;tiberiusiv;not to LAST price -61169;1364069014;tiberiusiv;no it doesnt -61168;1364069014;Bugpowder;so just place your limit orders where you what to buy or sell and hope fulr the best -61167;1364069015;chmod755;;;seen bulls -61166;1364069015;gribble;I have not seen bulls. -61165;1364069018;chmod755;omg -61164;1364069021;tiberiusiv;it simply says what the last sale was -61163;1364069023;chmod755;;;seen bears -61162;1364069023;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 57 @ 0.004159 = 0.2371 BTC [+] -61161;1364069024;gribble;I have not seen bears. -61160;1364069027;ThickAsThieves;it doesnt say it literally, but effectively -61159;1364069027;chmod755;OMG -61158;1364069031;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves go read a book. -61157;1364069044;tiberiusiv;a seller looks for the bid, and a buyer looks for the ask -61156;1364069044;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [-] -61155;1364069049;Bugpowder;Gox website price is horribly inaccurate. -61154;1364069054;tiberiusiv;last price is just data on the past -61153;1364069062;ThickAsThieves;i know what fucking last price is -61152;1364069066;tiberiusiv;gox website could be a blank page and it would make 0 difference -61151;1364069071;Bugpowder;under high load. -61150;1364069073;ThickAsThieves;but they PUT it in the bud box for you -61149;1364069078;ThickAsThieves;bidb box -61148;1364069086;smickles;oh you guys and your semantical differences -61147;1364069089;ThickAsThieves;therefore -61146;1364069090;smickles;lol -61145;1364069091;ThickAsThieves;its suggested -61144;1364069097;smickles;market != market -61143;1364069115;smickles;ambiguity fueling rage :D -61142;1364069134;ThickAsThieves;and you really want to underestimate the population's neglect of orderbooks when buying bitcoin? -61141;1364069141;ThickAsThieves;these people arent day traders -61140;1364069150;Bugpowder;I'm just annoyed that I had a 100BTC buy order at 52.139 that didn't quite get hit on the dip -61139;1364069150;tiberiusiv;they cant neglect it. -61138;1364069162;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -61137;1364069163;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.00001, Best ask: 63.12648, Bid-ask spread: 0.12647, Last trade: 63.00001, 24 hour volume: 159630.25515694, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 72.86999, 24 hour vwap: 63.87384 -61136;1364069165;tiberiusiv;when you buy BTC you can only buy what is offered at X price -61135;1364069169;tiberiusiv;it doesnt mean jackshit what the last price was -61134;1364069170;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: people that ignore it are n00bs that don't move the market -61133;1364069180;tiberiusiv;you cant ignore it, its impossible -61132;1364069193;chmod755;erryone trades on gox - chmod doesnt - is getting rich faster -61131;1364069196;tiberiusiv;if i want to buy 10k BTC right now, i cant get it at the LAST porice -61130;1364069202;Bugpowder;What moves the market are people trading 100-10000 BTC. All of them know the game... At least after the first time they get goxraped. -61129;1364069203;tiberiusiv;i have to buy it at whats being offered -61128;1364069215;ThickAsThieves;hard to say on one day that Cyprus or other good news causes btc to go up, yet the market isnt easily influenced on bid price -61127;1364069217;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves you are clueless to markets. -61126;1364069238;tiberiusiv;news tends to lag price -61125;1364069262;tiberiusiv;BTC was already in an uptrend long before any cyprus news -61124;1364069268;smickles;my bot used the mtgox order book to a given depth to determin spot -61123;1364069279;chmod755;tiberiusiv, yes -61122;1364069286;ThickAsThieves;smickles, how dare you! -61121;1364069288;ThickAsThieves;hehe -61120;1364069294;tiberiusiv;2012 had huge positive btc news, yet the price was still LOWER then 2011. -61119;1364069315;tiberiusiv;by the time something is news, its already OLD -61118;1364069328;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: not always -61117;1364069330;smickles;also, i feel most -otc trades go something like "i'll sell 1 btc", "at what rate?", "let me check gox, ;;ticker" -61116;1364069331;ThickAsThieves;so you think all this uptake to the current price is mostly big players, and not amatuer speculators? -61115;1364069341;smickles;so in both those senses, gox sets the price -61114;1364069346;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: almost always other then unexpected events -61113;1364069347;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: the current price is mostly big speculators -61112;1364069358;smickles;not the company, mind you, the users -61111;1364069363;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: notice how no one wanted to trade their house for BTC at $2, but now at 70 everyone wants BTC? -61110;1364069363;ThickAsThieves;can we actually know that? -61109;1364069366;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: yes, in an efficent market. Cyprus was big news and unexpected. -61108;1364069380;tiberiusiv;cyprus has been expected for over 2 years. -61107;1364069385;smickles;tiberiusiv: i was trying to sell a house when btc was at 2 -61106;1364069386;tiberiusiv;what are you talking about? -61105;1364069388;smickles;for btc -61104;1364069393;smickles;so you're a little off base -61103;1364069400;tiberiusiv;lol smickles -61102;1364069403;Bugpowder;Deposit haircut was not anticipated -61101;1364069407;smickles;i even put it in the -otc order book -61100;1364069411;Bugpowder;by the general market -61099;1364069417;chmod755;cyprus is 0.1% of the eurozone -61098;1364069419;Bugpowder;nor buy cypriots or russians -61097;1364069427;benkay;;;goxlag -61096;1364069428;gribble;13.503203 seconds -61095;1364069435;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: sure it was, all the major players already removed $ out of cyprus -61094;1364069450;splnkr;cyprus + mtgox--->USA + ASIC mining -61093;1364069450;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: it wasnt expected by the idiots who stayed -61092;1364069463;splnkr;lots of external factors affecting price right now besides trading -61091;1364069464;smickles;splnkr: nice chart -61090;1364069479;Bugpowder;well... back down to $50 today? -61089;1364069484;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: majority of russian funds were converted into german bonds over a year ago. -61088;1364069503;tiberiusiv;hence why german paper had negative interest rates -61087;1364069503;ThickAsThieves;in summary, gox influences price heavily, i have not heard a sound argument otherwise -61086;1364069524;tiberiusiv;considering gox is 80% of participants -61085;1364069529;tiberiusiv;of course its the most important venue. -61084;1364069537;splnkr;that figure is from 2 years ago isn't it -61083;1364069546;mjr_;it is -61082;1364069546;tiberiusiv;its still over 70% -61081;1364069559;smickles;long story short, with the house i was trying to sell for btc, i ended up getting a qualified renter who declined to use btc to pay rent -61080;1364069562;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: I agree there has been a move to bunds. -61079;1364069564;chmod755;big news about cyprus.... a country with 300,000 citizens.... as a EU citizen nothing has changed for me during the last 5 years -61078;1364069579;mjr_;i would love to see what percentage of gox trades make up daily blockchain transactions -61077;1364069589;chmod755;it's all just FUD -61076;1364069594;smickles;mjr_: watch bitcoin-monitor.com -61075;1364069597;benkay;do gox trades even hit the chain? -61074;1364069609;mjr_;not sure, but gox is definitely the worst -61073;1364069610;smickles;oh, no hyphen -61072;1364069615;benkay;i thought their system traded internally until you pulled funds -61071;1364069617;mjr_;it exacerbates any price movements -61070;1364069620;smickles;http://bitcoinmonitor.com -61069;1364069625;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.009898 = 0.099 BTC [-] -61068;1364069625;mjr_;because of lag -61067;1364069648;mjr_;when people see price moves...they get in line for 10-120 seconds -61066;1364069650;tiberiusiv;mjr mtgox doesnt make up a big % of the blockchain transactions -61065;1364069653;mjr_;and things change -61064;1364069654;chmod755;i don't understand why people use mtgox -61063;1364069661;Bugpowder;gox trandes do not hit the chain -61062;1364069665;Bugpowder;they are all internal -61061;1364069666;mjr_;ah ok -61060;1364069672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.0006928 = 0.9006 BTC [-] -61059;1364069673;tiberiusiv;another idiot chimes in. -61058;1364069673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00069279 = 0.6928 BTC [-] -61057;1364069674;Bugpowder;that is why the gox hack was reversible -61056;1364069701;smickles;chmod755: at one point, i made a full switch to bitfloor, then they got robbed -61055;1364069712;mjr_;i use bitfloor -61054;1364069717;mjr_;pretty much exclusively -61053;1364069717;Bugpowder;and I suspect gox lag does contribute to instability -61052;1364069722;Bugpowder;bitfloor is insolvent -61051;1364069731;mjr_;well...i bought coins there -61050;1364069733;Bugpowder;llticker -61049;1364069733;mjr_;and moved them around -61048;1364069737;tiberiusiv;so one guy thinks mtgox is a gas station, another that mt gox trades occur on the blockchain and a third who thinks gribble sets the price. -61047;1364069739;chmod755;wtf is bitfloor -61046;1364069740;mjr_;so solvent enough for my needs -61045;1364069743;tiberiusiv;intellect hour in here today -61044;1364069747;Bugpowder;dude, another crash is on the way -61043;1364069753;ThickAsThieves; but arent 'all of the other exchanges" basing decsisions on gox? -61042;1364069753;ThickAsThieves; of course not thickasthieves -61041;1364069753;ThickAsThieves; gox does NOT set bitcoin prices for everyone -61040;1364069755;tiberiusiv;mjr: sure your needs, what 0.2btc ? lol -61039;1364069767;mjr_;100's -61038;1364069774;ThickAsThieves;[14:12] of course its the most important venue. -61037;1364069779;chmod755;smickles, it's your choice to trust a web service with your coins..... -61036;1364069784;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves the exchanges do not base their decisions on gox lol. -61035;1364069791;mjr_;i use them to buy coins not hold coins -61034;1364069793;tiberiusiv;gox just has the most participants -61033;1364069798;mjr_;which last i checked is what exchanges were for -61032;1364069802;ThickAsThieves;when i say 'exchange' you know i mean in the abstract right? -61031;1364069803;smickles;tiberiusiv: you may have misunderstood me -61030;1364069806;tiberiusiv;thickasthives just be quiet. you are stupid -61029;1364069815;ThickAsThieves;as in buyers, bots, sellers, etc -61028;1364069834;mjr_;... -61027;1364069845;mjr_;if you can't see the gas station analogy as price advertising -61026;1364069849;mjr_;then you are retarded -61025;1364069852;chmod755;tiberiusiv, gribble sets the price. << that's true. he's one of the richest bots on the entire internet -61024;1364069866;mjr_;no gas station would say $20 a gallon, when across the street it says $5 a gallon -61023;1364069889;mjr_;competing markets drive everyone to a certain price set by the market -61022;1364069903;mjr_;its called price discovery and we are undertaking that right now -61021;1364069921;mjr_;btc-e has cheaper prices than gox... -61020;1364069925;mjr_;bitfloor has higher -61019;1364069935;chmod755;gox has lag! -61018;1364069944;mjr_;but that is only because of market inefficiencies -61017;1364069945;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -61016;1364069946;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 61.70568, Best ask: 61.70569, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 61.70569, 24 hour volume: 161828.11644717, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 72.35000, 24 hour vwap: 63.81619 -61015;1364069950;ThickAsThieves;eek! -61014;1364069950;mjr_;;;goxlag -61013;1364069950;gribble;0 seconds -61012;1364069975;ThickAsThieves;calm before the storm -61011;1364069980;chmod755;lol -61010;1364069991;ThickAsThieves;gox is a standard because a standard was needed to let the market work better -61009;1364070010;smickles;tiberiusiv: what's your point about price discovery and gox? I think i missed it and i don't want to read the log -61008;1364070014;chmod755;errr well the majority of coins are not on gox -61007;1364070015;splnkr;coming soon: 24 hour low: 5.234560, 24 hour high: 723.5000 -61006;1364070032;mjr_;splnkr: oh i hope so -61005;1364070036;splnkr;lol -61004;1364070054;mjr_;gets ready to buy at 5 before it hits $700 -61003;1364070074;chmod755;ThickAsThieves, so what would happen if gox had a huge security issue.... -61002;1364070104;chmod755;like even big services like FB and Google are not 100% secure -61001;1364070123;ThickAsThieves;same thing as last time -61000;1364070126;ThickAsThieves;mega crash -60999;1364070142;ThickAsThieves;we havent learned i guess -60998;1364070143;mjr_;then mega recovery -60997;1364070153;splnkr;yay roller coaster rides -60996;1364070166;mjr_;day traders boggle me...all you do is make the exchanges rich -60995;1364070178;mjr_;is bitcoin valuable as an idea? yes -60994;1364070197;Bugpowder;bitcoin is valuable in my bank account too -60993;1364070201;chmod755;ThickAsThieves, i think if more people traded on other exchanges it would allow them to make their services more secure and stuff (with fees, etc) -60992;1364070217;mjr_;its the network effect -60991;1364070229;mjr_;every user at gox gives a positive externality -60990;1364070229;ThickAsThieves;sadly when you try supporting other exchanges, all they do is fuck it up -60989;1364070232;Bugpowder;here is how it workd -60988;1364070235;Bugpowder;works -60987;1364070248;Bugpowder;1) make your exchange secure. then 2) I will trade on it -60986;1364070254;chmod755;ThickAsThieves, bitcoin central never had a problem -60985;1364070259;chmod755;as an example -60984;1364070272;chmod755;like a serious problem -60983;1364070280;Bugpowder;gox probably has the best security right now, due to their previous issues and their capitalization. -60982;1364070284;ThickAsThieves;they are not US though are they? -60981;1364070287;Bugpowder;;;ticker -60980;1364070287;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 60.60000, Best ask: 61.30162, Bid-ask spread: 0.70162, Last trade: 60.60000, 24 hour volume: 162492.76340264, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 72.35000, 24 hour vwap: 63.80453 -60979;1364070293;chmod755;ThickAsThieves, mtgox is not in the US -60978;1364070299;chmod755;coinlab is -60977;1364070301;ThickAsThieves;but the deal in USD -60976;1364070304;ThickAsThieves;and dwolla -60975;1364070309;Bugpowder;coinlab is a major threat -60974;1364070311;chmod755;ThickAsThieves, i think they also do USD -60973;1364070326;mjr_;coinlab? gox's partners? -60972;1364070327;chmod755;and they're almost as old as mtgox -60971;1364070328;Bugpowder;50% chance they fuck this up -60970;1364070350;Bugpowder;coinlab has no experience in the big leagues -60969;1364070355;mjr_;i agree -60968;1364070358;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcoin-central.net/order_book -60967;1364070365;splnkr;as far as the current dip i'd point to this http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324373204578374611351125202.html -60966;1364070394;mjr_;while we are talking about this...someone said that you could place multiple orders on gox ie. with $1000 i can place $1000 orders at multiple price points -60965;1364070395;splnkr;i believe that was late-breaking news yesterday -60964;1364070402;Bugpowder;splnkr: This is just a speculative pullback. Not related to WSJ -60963;1364070415;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 26 @ 0.009898 = 0.2573 BTC [-] -60962;1364070419;chmod755;mjr_, wtf? -60961;1364070428;Bugpowder;mjr_: yes, but only what you have will get filled -60960;1364070461;ThickAsThieves;the irony is that lesser exchanges must match gox price to have a fair chance of getting enough users to not rely on gox -60959;1364070466;Bugpowder;I'm not sure if all will display on the order chart if you don't have the funds -60958;1364070467;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 44 @ 0.009899 = 0.4356 BTC [+] -60957;1364070477;ThickAsThieves;cant use bitcoincentral when they wasnt such a premium in USD -60956;1364070481;ThickAsThieves;want -60955;1364070493;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: first mover advantage. S.DICE will never be beaten by a clone either -60954;1364070542;jurov;ThickAsThieves it is NOT bitcoincentral's premium -60953;1364070551;mjr_;yeah, so you are sending manipulative signals into the market -60952;1364070567;mjr_;i can make the order book look really really thick -60951;1364070571;mjr_;and then pull the plug -60950;1364070571;jurov;it's just cause there are more buyers and less sellers there, so to speak -60949;1364070573;Bugpowder;mjr_: I don't think so -60948;1364070589;ThickAsThieves;thats the problem at campbx too -60947;1364070590;Bugpowder;I can test it right now -60946;1364070591;Bugpowder;hang on -60945;1364070592;mjr_;if i can place an order...i can cancel that order -60944;1364070614;chmod755;Bugpowder, game idea: bernankeDICE - bloat bank databases with small bank transactions! -60943;1364070637;mjr_;chmod755: great idea! -60942;1364070654;ThickAsThieves;except theyll get ya on fees -60941;1364070655;Bugpowder;wow. The gox bid ask are soooo far off right now -60940;1364070658;Bugpowder;64.5 -60939;1364070659;Bugpowder;lol -60938;1364070665;mjr_;did it work? -60937;1364070666;kakobrekla;;;ticker -60936;1364070667;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 61.51000, Best ask: 61.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.48000, Last trade: 62.00001, 24 hour volume: 164600.00323438, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 72.35000, 24 hour vwap: 63.77672 -60935;1364070669;jurov;ThickAsThieves, i think even $5 difference in exchange rate is insignificant in the long run -60934;1364070672;chmod755;ThickAsThieves, just make a minimum on the bets -60933;1364070673;Bugpowder;give me a minute -60932;1364070688;ThickAsThieves;lets do it then -60931;1364070693;chmod755;lmao -60930;1364070699;mjr_;what that is called, by the way, is Soft Buying Power -60929;1364070706;chmod755;i don't have a bank account in the US tho -60928;1364070708;ThickAsThieves;it does sound like a good idea on the surface -60927;1364070710;mjr_;that is the limit to how many orders you can place -60926;1364070711;chmod755;lmao -60925;1364070720;mjr_;Hard buying power is the limit to how many orders you can have filled -60924;1364070736;chmod755;ThickAsThieves, i could do something like that in Europe -60923;1364070743;mjr_;usually those numbers should be the same or maybe soft bp slightly higher -60922;1364070744;chmod755;my bank would be surprised -60921;1364070754;chmod755;lol 1000 transactions of 1EUR? -60920;1364070757;chmod755;XD -60919;1364070767;kakobrekla;thats nothing to them -60918;1364070767;mjr_;merkelDICE? -60917;1364070772;chmod755;lmao -60916;1364070773;ThickAsThieves;happens all the time -60915;1364070788;ThickAsThieves;you;d need a serious scheme -60914;1364070794;chmod755;ya, but if it changes from like a few tx per month -60913;1364070797;mjr_;anyways, my point is that gox is probably a horrible signal to listen to -60912;1364070815;mjr_;at least from a depth perspective -60911;1364070815;chmod755;mjr_, i prefer listening to music -60910;1364070817;ThickAsThieves;yet its still the best -60909;1364070827;mjr_;most used != best -60908;1364070834;ThickAsThieves;actually -60907;1364070841;ThickAsThieves;why isnt there in index being used -60906;1364070842;mjr_;see betamax vs vhs -60905;1364070851;mjr_;that is the obvious solution... -60904;1364070857;chmod755;ThickAsThieves, did you try exchanges? -60903;1364070861;chmod755;*all -60902;1364070867;ThickAsThieves;obv not -60901;1364070873;ThickAsThieves;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/ -60900;1364070877;ThickAsThieves;why not use that -60899;1364070894;ThickAsThieves;get an index going from otc -60898;1364070897;ThickAsThieves;weight them all -60897;1364070902;chmod755;on a small exchange my money is more powerful! -60896;1364070903;ThickAsThieves;avg -60895;1364070903;chmod755;XD -60894;1364070951;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 10 @ 0.0807819 = 0.8078 BTC [-] -60893;1364070964;Bugpowder;This is weighted. -60892;1364070965;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ -60891;1364070987;mjr_;yes, it is more accurate...but still subjective somewhat -60890;1364071000;mjr_;because you basically choose what to include -60889;1364071007;mjr_;otc is a good price signal i think -60888;1364071037;chmod755;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/volumepie/ << should add a pie of exchanges too (not only exchanges per currency and currencies) -60887;1364071063;mjr_;i agree -60886;1364071090;mjr_;Bugpowder: can you place more orders than you have BP for? -60885;1364071097;ThickAsThieves;so we have lotsa good data -60884;1364071099;Bugpowder;goxlag is delaying -60883;1364071100;ThickAsThieves;plus oix -60882;1364071104;Bugpowder;I placed them, they are pending -60881;1364071104;ThickAsThieves;someone make an index -60880;1364071127;mjr_;gah, i hate gox -60879;1364071135;ThickAsThieves;make that index have the best sockets or whatever -60878;1364071141;mjr_;if i had my choice i would buy on btc-e and sell on bitfloor -60877;1364071144;ThickAsThieves;and become the standard -60876;1364071145;mjr_;all day long -60875;1364071157;Bugpowder;mjr_ I have the answer -60874;1364071168;Bugpowder;You can place more bids than you have funds for -60873;1364071175;mjr_;yes -60872;1364071178;mjr_;i know -60871;1364071180;Bugpowder;BUT -60870;1364071197;mjr_;the suspense is killing me -60869;1364071210;Bugpowder;The bids you don't have funds for are not listed on the order book, starting from the lowest price down. -60868;1364071226;mjr_;wait... -60867;1364071235;mjr_;on a buy order or sell? -60866;1364071251;mjr_;do they put the orders closest to top of the book or furthest -60865;1364071260;Bugpowder;So I placed a set of bids at 45-50, and by bids at 30 and 35 that I no longer have funds for disappear from the order bood -60864;1364071263;Bugpowder;book -60863;1364071293;Bugpowder;but they are still listed on my own page as existing but unfunded. -60862;1364071302;mjr_;does that include api? -60861;1364071311;mjr_;ie. goxlive charts etc -60860;1364071315;Bugpowder;what is the order book json? -60859;1364071321;mjr_;hold on -60858;1364071353;mjr_;there site is slow too -60857;1364071466;mjr_;https://data.mtgox.com/api/0/data/getDepth.php?Currency=USD -60856;1364071546;mjr_;http://data.mtgox.com/api/1/BTCUSD/depth/fetch -60855;1364071631;smickles;THE order book json? -60854;1364071635;smickles;$depth -60853;1364071637;mpexbot;smickles: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=hRPB9a5i -60852;1364071639;smickles;;D -60851;1364071654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.0006928 = 0.9006 BTC [+] -60850;1364071656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5771 @ 0.00069279 = 3.9981 BTC [-] -60849;1364071669;Bugpowder;mjr_: those are incomplete -60848;1364071677;mjr_;yes i saw -60847;1364071686;mjr_;not sure where the complete book is -60846;1364071743;mjr_;not sure if they show it, but the end result is that there will be changes in the book that may not be expected -60845;1364071757;mjr_;especially if someone is running a bot and market making -60844;1364071850;Bugpowder;OK I confirmed it on clarkmoody -60843;1364071861;Bugpowder;the unfunded bids don't display -60842;1364071861;mjr_;it disappears? -60841;1364071863;Bugpowder;yes -60840;1364071866;mjr_;ah ok -60839;1364071872;mjr_;not that bad then -60838;1364071878;Bugpowder;and the partially funded one shows up as 92.39 BTC instead of 100 BTC -60837;1364071895;mjr_;same with asks i am assuming -60836;1364071938;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.032) -60835;1364071938;gribble;77.479338843 -60834;1364071946;smickles;;;ticker -60833;1364071946;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 62.52000, Best ask: 63.64999, Bid-ask spread: 1.12999, Last trade: 63.64999, 24 hour volume: 165216.67676446, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 71.99000, 24 hour vwap: 63.76409 -60832;1364071947;Bugpowder;almost certainly -60831;1364071960;smickles;$vwap ^oix -60830;1364071961;mpexbot;smickles: 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 67.50549924 high: 70.00595985 low: 51.26011131 volume: 14615 btc: 3124.38329456 30 day: no data -60829;1364072275;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00463 BTC [-] -60828;1364072637;smickles;$depth c750t -60827;1364072638;mpexbot;smickles: O.BTCUSD.C750T Bids: ['11 @ 0.03308446', '1000 @ 0.00823144'] -60826;1364072639;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['13 @ 0.04908448', '1000 @ 0.05281501'] -60825;1364072689;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.033) -60824;1364072690;gribble;77.5594622544 -60823;1364072712;smickles;$vwap oix -60822;1364072713;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 67.50549924 high: 70.00595985 low: 51.26011131 volume: 14615 btc: 3124.38329456 30 day: no data -60821;1364072789;mjr_;http://i.imgur.com/sHLF27s.jpg -60820;1364072792;mjr_;hilarious -60819;1364072801;mjr_;and we find 120 seconds lag frustrating -60818;1364072805;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -60817;1364072807;gribble;Current Blocks: 227645 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 162 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 18 hours, 25 minutes, and 35 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6615572.09208 | Estimated Percent Change: 36.46975 -60816;1364072885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.509 = 4.072 BTC [+] -60815;1364073064;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.509 = 4.581 BTC [+] -60814;1364073124;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.509 = 3.054 BTC [+] -60813;1364073192;smickles;heh, goat is asking me about my offer to help people short s.mpoe -60812;1364073198;smickles;$depth mpoe -60811;1364073199;mpexbot;smickles: S.MPOE Bids: ['8990 @ 0.00069279', '5000 @ 0.00068222', '10000 @ 0.00068141', '4062 @ 0.00068033', '13500 @ 0.00067591'] -60810;1364073200;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1300 @ 0.00070068', '732 @ 0.00070069', '1300 @ 0.00070069', '22678 @ 0.0007007', '26444 @ 0.00070184'] -60809;1364073243;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 56 @ 0.509 = 28.504 BTC [+] -60808;1364073245;benkay;;;goxlag -60807;1364073245;gribble;4.446135 seconds -60806;1364073284;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.80698 = 1.614 BTC [-] -60805;1364073287;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.80755 BTC [+] -60804;1364073290;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.80769 = 3.2308 BTC [+] -60803;1364073292;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.8077 = 8.077 BTC [+] -60802;1364073296;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.8077 = 4.0385 BTC [+] -60801;1364073298;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.80945 = 16.189 BTC [+] -60800;1364073301;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.80947 = 8.0947 BTC [+] -60799;1364073303;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.83 BTC [+] -60798;1364073306;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.835 = 3.34 BTC [+] -60797;1364073307;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [+] -60796;1364073310;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.845 BTC [+] -60795;1364073337;ThickAsThieves;someone is hungry for some AM -60794;1364073392;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.8517 = 6.8136 BTC [+] -60793;1364073417;Bugpowder;mjr_: Joe Reddit mad at coin base. No sympathy here. -60792;1364073533;kakobrekla;regarding coinbase, what can you expect from mactards -60791;1364073545;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00070068 = 0.9109 BTC [+] -60790;1364073547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 732 @ 0.00070069 = 0.5129 BTC [+] -60789;1364073549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00070069 = 0.9109 BTC [+] -60788;1364073558;Namworld;producing nice design and poor code? -60787;1364073563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7668 @ 0.0007007 = 5.373 BTC [+] -60786;1364073580;kakobrekla;yes bootstrap is not too bad -60785;1364073627;kakobrekla;hackers should do code, finance people should do finance and mactards can go play in the sandbox -60784;1364073696;chmod755;and kakobrekla should do kakobrekla! -60783;1364073894;kakobrekla;yeah ill self do myself with self -60782;1364073935;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15010 @ 0.0007007 = 10.5175 BTC [+] -60781;1364073937;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26444 @ 0.00070184 = 18.5595 BTC [+] -60780;1364073940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5646 @ 0.00070741 = 3.994 BTC [+] -60779;1364074019;smickles;;;ticker -60778;1364074019;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 61.40136, Best ask: 61.50110, Bid-ask spread: 0.09974, Last trade: 61.50109, 24 hour volume: 167094.40968927, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 71.79900, 24 hour vwap: 63.67427 -60777;1364074064;smickles;falling again -60776;1364074377;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 70 -60775;1364074380;gribble;There are currently 8894.1816 bitcoins offered at or under 70.0 USD, worth 602226.070138 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0026 seconds -60774;1364074386;ThickAsThieves;still a chance we'll see 70 again before Monday -60773;1364074391;Bugpowder;dude -60772;1364074395;Bugpowder;we will see 70 soon -60771;1364074407;Bugpowder;sunday night, when the wires start clearing -60770;1364074411;Bugpowder;I think -60769;1364074411;ThickAsThieves;and then 66 again -60768;1364074413;ThickAsThieves;hehe -60767;1364074418;Bugpowder;but who knows -60766;1364074434;ThickAsThieves;i do think a bump is incoming -60765;1364074442;ThickAsThieves;new ATH -60764;1364074457;ThickAsThieves;yes i jinxed it -60763;1364074498;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: wires clearing has nothing to do with anything. -60762;1364074524;tiberiusiv;first off bidders would already have been buying BTC, just to flip them to the new buyers if "wires clearing" bs. was true -60761;1364074548;tiberiusiv;amazing the level of ignorance of users. -60760;1364074590;ThickAsThieves;my name is tiberius and everything you say has nothing to do with anything -60759;1364074591;tiberiusiv;any new demand that is held up by technicalities is already priced in -60758;1364074623;tiberiusiv;people love to rationalize and explain away why something is at X price -60757;1364074629;tiberiusiv;and where it "should be" -60756;1364074648;ThickAsThieves;thats what traders do -60755;1364074663;tiberiusiv;yes and theres a reason 99% of them lose -60754;1364074676;deadweasel;99%? -60753;1364074682;tiberiusiv;yes -60752;1364074694;ThickAsThieves;he meant 9900% -60751;1364074695;tiberiusiv;1% of traders are profitable in the long term -60750;1364074701;tiberiusiv;even on wallstreet -60749;1364074705;ThickAsThieves;like everyone but him basically -60748;1364074706;deadweasel;traders of what, exactly? -60747;1364074713;tiberiusiv;anything -60746;1364074725;tiberiusiv;for example majority of fund managers cannot even beat the Sp500 -60745;1364074737;tiberiusiv;look it up -60744;1364074756;deadweasel;we all die in the end -60743;1364074761;tiberiusiv;trading is 0 sum, for someone to make money there has to be a loser -60742;1364074773;tiberiusiv;theres a reason why its the same people making the $ over and over -60741;1364074776;tiberiusiv;and very few of them -60740;1364074778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.0007074 = 0.9196 BTC [-] -60739;1364074779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 203 @ 0.00070741 = 0.1436 BTC [+] -60738;1364074781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6755 @ 0.00070741 = 4.7786 BTC [+] -60737;1364074789;deadweasel;because they speculate correctly? -60736;1364074797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8142 @ 0.00071369 = 5.8109 BTC [+] -60735;1364074801;tiberiusiv;look at the bitcoin crowd for example, less then 1% of thetotal "community" contributes anything -60734;1364074812;tiberiusiv;its like what 20-30 individuals running services? -60733;1364074841;deadweasel;are any of them making money? -60732;1364074848;tiberiusiv;so it will be a natural tendancy even in bitcoin for 1% to have all the wealth -60731;1364074850;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: you are confusing an efficient market with the mtgox market. -60730;1364074855;tiberiusiv;and 99% to have little -60729;1364074865;Bugpowder;The tendency for downward moves during the weekend is real. -60728;1364074889;tiberiusiv;in bitcoin at the moment, about 20% of the users control 80% of the coins -60727;1364074893;ThickAsThieves;the events of the week can probably amplify or dampen that effect as well -60726;1364074900;tiberiusiv;5% of the users control 50% -60725;1364074903;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: that is true in all things -60724;1364074912;Bugpowder;zipf distribution -60723;1364074913;deadweasel;yup -60722;1364074937;awkorama;at least in bitcoin the tail won't be too long -60721;1364074948;tiberiusiv;since bitcoin has no bailout mechanism, alot of idiotic users ie those that use their coins wrecklessly drop out -60720;1364074965;tiberiusiv;lending bitcoins for example to people who sell them for fiat, you will lose -60719;1364075003;tiberiusiv;in the end i would say 1-2% of bitcoiners will control 80%+ of BTC -60718;1364075018;tiberiusiv;with the remaining 20% being fought over by the 99% percenters -60717;1364075027;ThickAsThieves;i will concede that generally buying and holding has been the safest way to invest in bitcoin and make profit -60716;1364075043;tiberiusiv;you havent made a profit until youve realized it. -60715;1364075049;tiberiusiv;until then its a paper gain -60714;1364075055;ThickAsThieves;indeed -60713;1364075065;tiberiusiv;its mathematically impossible for even 5% of total bitcoiners to all cashout -60712;1364075072;ThickAsThieves;so that gets people seeking dividends -60711;1364075089;tiberiusiv;100k which is 1% of bitcoins in circulation would collapse the price temporarily into the 30's -60710;1364075096;tiberiusiv;so imagine 5% -60709;1364075128;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: the reality is that there are barely any viable bitcoin derived income producers -60708;1364075142;tiberiusiv;the only 2 currently are miners and gambling/speculative business's -60707;1364075191;ThickAsThieves;they are the most popular as well I think -60706;1364075198;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [-] -60705;1364075200;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.771 BTC [-] -60704;1364075202;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.771 = 6.939 BTC [-] -60703;1364075205;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -60702;1364075207;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.763 = 3.052 BTC [-] -60701;1364075209;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76201 BTC [-] -60700;1364075209;tiberiusiv;because all other business's are not viable -60699;1364075210;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.761102 = 6.8499 BTC [-] -60698;1364075213;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.761102 = 8.3721 BTC [-] -60697;1364075309;Namworld;mining doesn't seem viable to me anymore -60696;1364075332;Namworld;Most of minings thing end up being a losing proposition it seems. -60695;1364075345;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.63 BTC [-] -60694;1364075346;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [+] -60693;1364075351;tiberiusiv;thats how it is with metals too -60692;1364075370;Namworld;^ VTX -60691;1364075377;tiberiusiv;out of the tens of thousands of metal miners, not even a handful are profitable -60690;1364075378;Namworld;It's also a Bitcoin derived income. -60689;1364075404;tiberiusiv;as i said, speculation/gambling -60688;1364075418;Namworld;It's a currency exchange CAD <-> BTC -60687;1364075434;tiberiusiv;yes that falls under speculation. -60686;1364075458;Namworld;Well that's not really speculation to me if it's for cashing out/buying some BTC -60685;1364075462;tiberiusiv;90% of exchange volume is speculation, only 10% is for someone who actually needs BTC -60684;1364075462;Namworld;Except for daytraders -60683;1364075465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.509 BTC [+] -60682;1364075476;tiberiusiv;you realize its maybe 10% who are cashing in and out? -60681;1364075494;tiberiusiv;cashing in to hold BTC is speculation -60680;1364075506;tiberiusiv;cashing in to buy BTC to trade for something else is not -60679;1364075527;Namworld;Possibly -60678;1364075530;tiberiusiv;theres only 2 things you really need BTC for if you want to spend, silkroad and gambling -60677;1364075535;Namworld;I think most of the current price is speculation -60676;1364075543;tiberiusiv;anything else its cheaper to use fiat -60675;1364075569;Namworld;yeah, for that -60674;1364075584;Namworld;Which is what makes me think the whole current price is mostly speculation -60673;1364075597;ThickAsThieves;what % of the price is speculation tho -60672;1364075602;Namworld;Merchants accepting Bitcoins don't get good results it seems -60671;1364075611;tiberiusiv;all markets in the world are speculative in nature -60670;1364075611;Namworld;and there's not legit BTC spenders -60669;1364075617;Namworld;not enough* -60668;1364075621;tiberiusiv;are you aware 95% of oil contracts are speculators? -60667;1364075628;tiberiusiv;there doesnt have to be -60666;1364075642;tiberiusiv;theres no reason to spend BTC on anything other then SK or gambling -60665;1364075655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.0006928 = 0.9006 BTC [-] -60664;1364075657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8990 @ 0.00069279 = 6.2282 BTC [-] -60663;1364075662;tiberiusiv;theres nothing wrong with speculation. -60662;1364075668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068222 = 3.4111 BTC [-] -60661;1364075670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2510 @ 0.00068141 = 1.7103 BTC [-] -60660;1364075679;ThickAsThieves;tahts speculation -60659;1364075690;tiberiusiv;let me give you a simple example -60658;1364075701;tiberiusiv;suppose you want to purchase a $1k laptop -60657;1364075712;ThickAsThieves;a chromebook plz -60656;1364075713;tiberiusiv;are you going to want to get rid of your BTC or your Fiat first? -60655;1364075728;ThickAsThieves;fiat -60654;1364075737;tiberiusiv;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gresham's_law -60653;1364075778;tiberiusiv;you want to get rid of the "bad" money first -60652;1364075818;tiberiusiv;thats why any business selling goods that can be obtained with fiat will not be successful. -60651;1364075848;ThickAsThieves;thats a bit general -60650;1364075859;tiberiusiv;you will see it progress -60649;1364075879;tiberiusiv;hence why illegal activites work so well with BTC -60648;1364075885;smickles;wouldn't ya know it. I go to spend some bitcoins, and the product is on backorder :| -60647;1364075898;Namworld;I tried lending and it burned. I tried buying/flipping/holding stocks and it's a huge success. I tried options but I'm kind of failing at that. -60646;1364075916;Namworld;Good selection of BTC stocks seems to be the way to go. -60645;1364075929;tiberiusiv;namworld: you can only lend BTC to people/entities that have BTC derived income -60644;1364075937;Namworld;There's less than 25% of what's available that's actually good/interesting at all tho. -60643;1364075945;Namworld;It was lent to a miner... -60642;1364075948;tiberiusiv;which is not even 5 people at this point -60641;1364075960;tiberiusiv;or reputable miners -60640;1364075974;jurov;not even 5 people??? -60639;1364075983;Namworld;He was reputable -60638;1364075986;tiberiusiv;well who has become based incomes? -60637;1364075997;jurov;me, kakobrekla, mircea_popescu, ukto -60636;1364076003;jurov;just off my head -60635;1364076007;Namworld;Gigavps paid, amazingrando defaulted. -60634;1364076008;tiberiusiv;and satoshi dice -60633;1364076020;jurov;yea evoorhees, burnside -60632;1364076024;tiberiusiv;jurov try hard to name more you wont. -60631;1364076028;Namworld;They were the two largest public miners. -60630;1364076035;jurov;slush -60629;1364076044;ThickAsThieves;eleuthria -60628;1364076053;jurov;jeff/gavin -60627;1364076068;tiberiusiv;how do they have a bTC income? -60626;1364076091;jurov;at least one of them gets salary from btc foundation -60625;1364076103;jurov;plus mining -60624;1364076118;tiberiusiv;as i said, we are at 0.001% of total users? -60623;1364076120;tiberiusiv;if not less -60622;1364076131;tiberiusiv;have debt servicing capability? -60621;1364076132;jurov;okay but not "less than 5" -60620;1364076143;tiberiusiv;ok fine 12 :) -60619;1364076156;ThickAsThieves;i'm playing a drinking game, every time tiberius quotes a % with authority -60618;1364076163;ThickAsThieves;XX -60617;1364076165;tiberiusiv;which is a statistical 0 when compared to the 100k+ BTC users -60616;1364076170;jurov;archive.org employees (they didn't disclose how much it's yet) -60615;1364076210;tiberiusiv;lol thickasthieves -60614;1364076222;ThickAsThieves;:) -60613;1364076257;tiberiusiv;thats why there is so many scammers, most borrowers are short selling BTC and posting nothing as collateral -60612;1364076269;jurov;plus i'm sure there were other tens of people who mined in 2009-2011 and now their income is nicely boosted -60611;1364076274;tiberiusiv;and then they cannot cover their shorts, ie come up with the fiat to buy BTC at 10x the price to repay a loan -60610;1364076315;jurov;um, and what are we arguing about? i agree that 1% btc users control over 90% of everything -60609;1364076331;ThickAsThieves;drink! -60608;1364076337;tiberiusiv;and 1% will end up with 90% of the coins -60607;1364076340;tiberiusiv;well 80% -60606;1364076341;jurov;and thet most of volume is gambling and speculation (often indistinguishable from each other) -60605;1364076355;tiberiusiv;yes -60604;1364076368;jurov;no, 90%. if i have btcs on blockchain.info, who controls them? -60603;1364076394;jurov;i'd say they are under their control practically -60602;1364076412;tiberiusiv;we arent argueing, i was simply explaining its impossible for a business that accepts BTC only to be viable against a fiat competitor -60601;1364076432;tiberiusiv;people will always spend their bad money(fiat) first -60600;1364076475;jurov;not if btc prices are cheaper -60599;1364076486;tiberiusiv;its impossible for them to be. -60598;1364076515;gwillen;tiberiusiv: that's now how gresham's law works -60597;1364076526;tiberiusiv;i know -60596;1364076530;ThickAsThieves;what if they run off loaned money and then achieve dominance -60595;1364076532;jurov;we have plenty of externalities here -60594;1364076550;tiberiusiv;jurov: nope in a fixed monetary system the prices will never be cheaper then fiat. -60593;1364076552;ThickAsThieves;(with lower prices) -60592;1364076554;jurov;such as credit card taxes and regulatory bs in many areas -60591;1364076570;jurov;if they are elided, btc prices can be lower there -60590;1364076580;tiberiusiv;if you spent your bitcoins 3months ago on a new television, you just paid 300% more for it then paying with fiat -60589;1364076586;jurov;won't happend with groceries, ofc -60588;1364076614;tiberiusiv;the only way BTC is cheaper is if the business is completely BTC based -60587;1364076621;tiberiusiv;meaning input costs are fully paid in BTC -60586;1364076639;jurov;what about people getting "short" fiat and converting everything to btc? -60585;1364076643;tiberiusiv;selling electronics and accepting BTC to sell for USD to pay suppliers, will NEVER be cheaper then just using fiat -60584;1364076644;Namworld;I'm drunk -60583;1364076655;jurov;there it's much simpler to pay btc than to convert back to fiat -60582;1364076656;Namworld;Too many % from tiberius -60581;1364076669;tiberiusiv;jurov: no it isnt -60580;1364076678;tiberiusiv;its simpler -60579;1364076685;tiberiusiv;sorry i misread -60578;1364076692;tiberiusiv;but you still are overpaying in the long run -60577;1364076697;ThickAsThieves;a business doesnt need to only accept btc -60576;1364076699;tiberiusiv;vs getting RID of fiat -60575;1364076713;ThickAsThieves;the can accept both and use fiat for expenses -60574;1364076718;tiberiusiv;btc sales will always be low or none existant -60573;1364076722;tiberiusiv;vs fiat -60572;1364076729;tiberiusiv;other then people who cant obtain the fiat -60571;1364076749;ThickAsThieves;maybe the amount of sales in btc is enough -60570;1364076752;tiberiusiv;bitcoinstore is a prime example, it wont be around in its present form in 6months -60569;1364076777;tiberiusiv;they are resorting to begging tactics for sales -60568;1364076783;jurov;and alpaca socks croaked long ago, yea? -60567;1364076805;tiberiusiv;no that seller probably sells 10x in fiat -60566;1364076810;tiberiusiv;then in BTC -60565;1364076830;tiberiusiv;bitcoinstore is btc only -60564;1364076837;tiberiusiv;but there suppliers have to be paid in fiat -60563;1364076848;jurov;what about the externalities? you didn't reply to that -60562;1364076853;tiberiusiv;so youve introduced exchange rate fees as well -60561;1364076873;tiberiusiv;the only externality is someone who doesnt have access to fiat and obtains BTC somehow -60560;1364076885;tiberiusiv;or a BTC derived income wants to shop -60559;1364076891;tiberiusiv;which is a tiny tiny customer base -60558;1364076894;jurov;for example in whole eastern europe it often happens that banks are closed -60557;1364076909;jurov;and deposits frozen -60556;1364076923;tiberiusiv;i just said that... -60555;1364076941;jurov;it isn't reported in media, but in greece it happened several times already in past 5 years -60554;1364076950;tiberiusiv;and the last thing someone with frozen funds is going to be doing is shopping for laptops on bitcoinstore -60553;1364076954;pigeons;;;seen topace_ -60552;1364076954;gribble;topace_ was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 19 hours, 51 minutes, and 43 seconds ago: haha -60551;1364076962;tiberiusiv;yes i know jurov -60550;1364076986;jurov;and even here business cash transactions over 1000 euro are illegal -60549;1364076989;tiberiusiv;again the customer base for bitcoinstore is too small to be a viable business -60548;1364077000;tiberiusiv;jurov: they still happen -60547;1364077025;tiberiusiv;jurov: that means you cant cash buy BTC without breaking the law -60546;1364077049;tiberiusiv;bitcoin consumer business's require bitcoin incomes -60545;1364077056;kakobrekla;the margins on tech stuff are too low -60544;1364077057;tiberiusiv;of which nobody has other then a tiny % -60543;1364077067;kakobrekla;they cant dump prices enough -60542;1364077081;tiberiusiv;they have exchange rate problems too -60541;1364077095;jurov;again, why you think one can't convert their fiat income right after payday and then use btc exclusively? -60540;1364077113;tiberiusiv;becuase why? -60539;1364077123;tiberiusiv;its cheaper to use the fiat to buy the goods you need -60538;1364077133;jurov;how cheaper? -60537;1364077133;tiberiusiv;vs being down 5% off the bat just in exchange. -60536;1364077141;jurov;what 5% -60535;1364077143;jurov;???? -60534;1364077146;tiberiusiv;bitcoin is better to SAVE in. -60533;1364077150;tiberiusiv;not to SPEND in -60532;1364077158;tiberiusiv;that is a critical difference most people do not understand -60531;1364077169;jurov;i'm talking about BOTH spending and saving -60530;1364077184;ThickAsThieves;actually if someone did what jurov suggests -60529;1364077185;jurov;and added safety that once they convert, no one can freeze it -60528;1364077188;ThickAsThieves;since Jan 1 -60527;1364077193;ThickAsThieves;theyd be doing pretty well -60526;1364077201;tiberiusiv;no theyu wouldnt -60525;1364077210;tiberiusiv;they would only have done well if they saved 100% -60524;1364077218;tiberiusiv;if they spent it, they missed out on the gains -60523;1364077220;ThickAsThieves;they woiuld have the maximum amount of their money in btc -60522;1364077222;jurov;O.o you lose me here -60521;1364077240;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: i just said bitcoin is BETTER to save in -60520;1364077241;kakobrekla;tiberiusiv is confused. -60519;1364077244;tiberiusiv;but WORSE to spend with -60518;1364077248;jurov;so you're suggesting to forego eating etc. and save bitcoins instead? -60517;1364077249;tiberiusiv;im not confused. -60516;1364077262;tiberiusiv;no you use fiat for spending -60515;1364077264;tiberiusiv;and BTC for saving -60514;1364077294;tiberiusiv;fiat also offers more guarantee of the product -60513;1364077296;ThickAsThieves;semantics i guess -60512;1364077301;jurov;look say i get 1000 euro paid. convert them immediately to 25BTC for 40 EURO/BTC -60511;1364077303;tiberiusiv;its not semantics -60510;1364077312;tiberiusiv;yes -60509;1364077328;ThickAsThieves;he doesnt spend it all instantly -60508;1364077332;tiberiusiv;and then do what? -60507;1364077332;jurov;then later i convert some back to fiat at 45 EUR/BTC when i need groceries/etc. -60506;1364077346;jurov;say i convert 15BTC back -60505;1364077347;tiberiusiv;what if its 35EUR/BTC -60504;1364077351;tiberiusiv;when you need groceries -60503;1364077352;ThickAsThieves;saving for even a week in btc can make you money -60502;1364077358;tiberiusiv;are you going to forego eating? -60501;1364077371;tiberiusiv;thats not guaranteed. -60500;1364077379;ThickAsThieves;but grocery gift cards on bitmit? -60499;1364077384;tiberiusiv;if i saved BTC at $20 in 2011. did i stop eating for an entire year? -60498;1364077385;ThickAsThieves;do an otc request? -60497;1364077387;ThickAsThieves;i dunno -60496;1364077390;jurov;yes that's the risk. but then one has usually only to wait day or two -60495;1364077391;tiberiusiv;when it went to $5 -60494;1364077399;jurov;for the rate to recover -60493;1364077404;tiberiusiv;thats not true jurov -60492;1364077412;tiberiusiv;you had to wait 2 years for the rate to recover from 2011 -60491;1364077414;jurov;when it was not true? last time in 2011 -60490;1364077416;tiberiusiv;what are you talking about? -60489;1364077424;tiberiusiv;in the summer of 2012 -60488;1364077425;jurov;then your saving would be hit, too -60487;1364077429;tiberiusiv;15 to 7 -60486;1364077432;tiberiusiv;you waited weeks. -60485;1364077442;tiberiusiv;YOU DONT HOLD BALANCES YOU NEED TO SPEND IN BTC -60484;1364077445;tiberiusiv;YOU ONLY HOLD SAVINGS -60483;1364077449;kakobrekla;CALM THE FUCK DOWN -60482;1364077455;tiberiusiv;your arguement is wrong. -60481;1364077469;jurov;that was only 1 month of 12. rest 11 month it would work -60480;1364077469;awkorama;caps lock war ? -60479;1364077479;jurov;tiberiusiv is funny -60478;1364077484;tiberiusiv;so you starve for a month. -60477;1364077489;ThickAsThieves;tiberius i think youre pretty smart but a lot of your arguments amount to "no suh!" -60476;1364077500;ThickAsThieves;arguing to argue or something -60475;1364077505;jurov;when the banks freeze, you starve too -60474;1364077509;tiberiusiv;any money you need for immediate consumption or consumption purposes -60473;1364077513;tiberiusiv;you keep in fiat -60472;1364077519;tiberiusiv;jurov you have the option of paper cash -60471;1364077528;tiberiusiv;you dont need to use the bank for anything otherthen cashing a paycheck -60470;1364077533;ThickAsThieves;of course people will hold some fiat -60469;1364077534;jurov;but then ALL of your money is inaccessible, with btc you still have half -60468;1364077534;tiberiusiv;even then you can cash it at 3rd parties -60467;1364077539;ThickAsThieves;its practical -60466;1364077544;tiberiusiv;wrong again jurov -60465;1364077550;ThickAsThieves;people still hold fiat even with credit cards around forever -60464;1364077563;tiberiusiv;you can hold cash -60463;1364077587;jurov;yes, you have to get paid in cash -60462;1364077591;tiberiusiv;BTC should only be used as a savings vehicle, and purchasing equities in viable BTC business's(which are rare) -60461;1364077599;ThickAsThieves;if the scales tip from fiat to btc, all these dynamics would shift anyway -60460;1364077600;jurov;your opinion -60459;1364077607;tiberiusiv;for consumption purposes, especially when liquidity is *immediately* required -60458;1364077613;tiberiusiv;ie buying food or paying the rent -60457;1364077617;tiberiusiv;you should keep cash. -60456;1364077626;tiberiusiv;unless your lanlord accepts btc for food/rent -60455;1364077629;jurov;tiberiusiv, everyone gets paid to bank acct here and to get cash you have to pay a fee -60454;1364077640;jurov;so it's better to convert to btc outright -60453;1364077650;tiberiusiv;for funds you dont immediately need -60452;1364077659;tiberiusiv;you cant pay for groceries in btc -60451;1364077664;tiberiusiv;what cant you comprehend? -60450;1364077684;Namworld;I pay groceries by converting BTC -> fiat -60449;1364077688;jurov;yes, i convert back from btc only to pay for 2 weeks of groceries -60448;1364077690;tiberiusiv;someone that bought BTC on friday with their entire paycheck, is now down 10%+ -60447;1364077709;Namworld;I actually get 100% of my income in BTC -60446;1364077710;tiberiusiv;they have to wait for the price to rebound in time, of which there is no guarantee -60445;1364077719;kakobrekla;look tiberiusiv we understand you are butthurt but calm down, its simple math nothing new to see here, move along -60444;1364077749;jurov;yes, but i believe on average this strategy will be successful -60443;1364077753;tiberiusiv;anyone that followed your advice over the last 2-3 years has either starved to death or forced to take losses for immediate consumption needs jurov. -60442;1364077764;jurov;you did? -60441;1364077770;jurov;so you talk so sure -60440;1364077775;awkorama;jurov: do you have a bitcoin topped debit card or something ? -60439;1364077791;tiberiusiv;a secret one that hes not telling us about -60438;1364077802;jurov;no. but i can convert to bitcoins in 2 days with seap transfer -60437;1364077805;jurov;*sepa -60436;1364077809;kakobrekla;2 hours -60435;1364077812;jurov;and back -60434;1364077813;tiberiusiv;what if the price tanks? -60433;1364077820;tiberiusiv;and you need to pay rent or buy food -60432;1364077826;tiberiusiv;or need immediate cash to buy things -60431;1364077830;jurov;then i either lend fiat -60430;1364077831;tiberiusiv;do you go hungry? -60429;1364077842;jurov;or convert anyway -60428;1364077854;tiberiusiv;as i stated numerous times -60427;1364077873;jurov;because i expect that the rest of my btc investment will make up for that -60426;1364077887;jurov;oooh ban? why? -60425;1364077998;smickles;woah, ban -60424;1364078002;smickles;fairly rare -60423;1364078019;kakobrekla;you know, to be here, you have to be able to grasp price of btc can go down, is all. -60422;1364078034;jurov;so then i should be banned, no? -60421;1364078038;jurov;lol -60420;1364078042;kakobrekla;:p -60419;1364078050;kakobrekla;you get it -60418;1364078051;deadweasel;you can grasp it and still risk it all :) -60417;1364078182;jurov;Church of Gresham's Law -60416;1364078303;ThickAsThieves;ouch -60415;1364078311;jurov;and well, if indeed the price falls back to $5.. then i'll get a job, i guess :D -60414;1364078325;ThickAsThieves;hehe -60413;1364078341;kakobrekla;why would you get a job? -60412;1364078365;jurov;i couldn't be living off coinbr then -60411;1364078374;kakobrekla;hm -60410;1364078401;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00069056 = 2.1407 BTC [+] -60409;1364078430;jurov;at least not with clear conscience, that is. -60408;1364078578;Namworld;What happened to tiberius? Was muted by assbot? -60407;1364078593;deadweasel;+b -60406;1364078627;ThickAsThieves;he was a good troll though -60405;1364078656;Namworld;I still see tiberius in the room -60404;1364079163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 100 @ 0.0018 = 0.18 BTC [+] -60403;1364079417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16050 @ 0.00069616 = 11.1734 BTC [+] -60402;1364079428;deadweasel;;;ticker -60401;1364079429;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 61.10002, Best ask: 61.35000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24998, Last trade: 61.10001, 24 hour volume: 165900.25850346, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 70.78800, 24 hour vwap: 63.35623 -60400;1364079705;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -60399;1364079779;Bowjob;tiber is banned? -60398;1364079780;Bowjob;lol -60397;1364079786;Bowjob;i hate that guy -60396;1364080357;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00409 BTC [-] -60395;1364080377;Bowjob;;;ticker -60394;1364080378;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 62.41109, Best ask: 62.88799, Bid-ask spread: 0.47690, Last trade: 62.84941, 24 hour volume: 159222.47535996, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 70.78800, 24 hour vwap: 63.16369 -60393;1364081115;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 70 -60392;1364081118;gribble;There are currently 9945.1213 bitcoins offered at or under 70.0 USD, worth 678561.252983 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0025 seconds -60391;1364081287;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.014 BTC [+] -60390;1364081497;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.108 BTC [+] -60389;1364081575;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 60 -60388;1364081577;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 60.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -60387;1364081587;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 60 -60386;1364081587;gribble;There are currently 5618.6104 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.0 USD, worth 343256.721569 USD in total. | Data vintage: 9.9809 seconds -60385;1364081601;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.014 BTC [+] -60384;1364081602;ThickAsThieves;weak -60383;1364081604;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.01401 = 0.028 BTC [+] -60382;1364081677;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01401 BTC [+] -60381;1364081683;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.014 BTC [-] -60380;1364081686;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.01625 = 0.1625 BTC [+] -60379;1364081688;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 59 @ 0.01989 = 1.1735 BTC [+] -60378;1364082043;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01988 BTC [-] -60377;1364082045;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01989 BTC [+] -60376;1364082050;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 99 @ 0.0199 = 1.9701 BTC [+] -60375;1364082053;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 334 @ 0.019929 = 6.6563 BTC [+] -60374;1364082150;Namworld;I haven't seen Ukto/Topace in a while -60373;1364082321;ThickAsThieves;Ukto is around a lot, just coding i think -60372;1364082344;ThickAsThieves;i think topace said he was taking a break for the weekend -60371;1364082434;Namworld;oh I see -60370;1364082437;Namworld;dammit -60369;1364082457;ThickAsThieves;Ukto chats some in #bitfunder too -60368;1364082630;jurov;and our fellow goat seems to "wonder how shorting a stock on a guys own exchange would work" haha -60367;1364082663;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.msg1664519#msg1664519 -60366;1364082684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16319 @ 0.00069175 = 11.2887 BTC [-] -60365;1364082685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1181 @ 0.00069415 = 0.8198 BTC [+] -60364;1364082714;unbalanced;Namworld, I see you run S.DICE-PT... currently lower than Havelock's SDICE so I wonder could I arb that? I only trade on HI so far but I keep seeing SDICE lower on MPEX and elsewhere so I may need to diversify. -60363;1364082736;unbalanced;Not sure if arbitrage is the right concept, but at least diversification. -60362;1364082818;unbalanced;Correct me if I'm wrong, I could only txfr the bitcoins around, not the SDICE shares between passthroughs? -60361;1364082898;unbalanced;going afk to grab a bite but will swing back later to check logs -60360;1364083000;ThickAsThieves;you could arb if you owned shares in each location, or if you bought on mpex and trasferred (in some bulk, minimums depends on who youre dealing with, as do fees) -60359;1364083530;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01992 BTC [-] -60358;1364083746;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.635 = 6.35 BTC [-] -60357;1364083865;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.5094 = 2.0376 BTC [+] -60356;1364084040;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [+] -60355;1364084537;smickles;unbalanced_away: some of the PT ops allow what is called 'in-kind exchange' -60354;1364084554;smickles;you'd basically need to strike deals with each individual -60353;1364084772;benkay;stablized somewhat around 63? am I reading this correctly? -60352;1364084785;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 70 -60351;1364084787;gribble;There are currently 11411.366 bitcoins offered at or under 70.0 USD, worth 776280.483766 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0026 seconds -60350;1364084788;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 60 -60349;1364084788;gribble;There are currently 6959.0102 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.0 USD, worth 426621.296056 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.7264 seconds -60348;1364084991;smickles;benkay: I've heard that saying 'stable' or similar causes it to crumble -60347;1364085189;ThickAsThieves;BFL shipping next week or what? -60346;1364085486;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.635 = 2.54 BTC [-] -60345;1364085608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00069238 = 12.0474 BTC [-] -60344;1364085651;[\\\];heh -60343;1364085655;[\\\];shipping in october, derp -60342;1364085659;[\\\];how dare oyu question?! -60341;1364085674;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P590T] 14 @ 0.07 = 0.98 BTC -60340;1364085682;ThickAsThieves;your name drives me crazy! -60339;1364085687;ThickAsThieves;\\\ -60338;1364085726;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.64999999 = 2.6 BTC [+] -60337;1364085766;[\\\]_b;oops -60336;1364085773;ThickAsThieves;hehe -60335;1364085821;unbalanced;Thanks ThickAsThieves, smickles - I didn't think I was ready for the full MPEX but maybe at some point I'll get serious with this. -60334;1364085846;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.64999999 = 2.6 BTC [+] -60333;1364085856;unbalanced;Once I stop consistently doing the wrong thing at the wrong time I can begin to scale up. -60332;1364085858;ThickAsThieves;coinbr.com is an option -60331;1364085889;ThickAsThieves;if you dont wanna pay the mpex fee -60330;1364085901;ThickAsThieves;etc -60329;1364085919;unbalanced;So it's a passthrough not a "fund" -60328;1364085950;ThickAsThieves;https://coinbr.com/ref?c=Q9gPSuUvYS (referral link) -60327;1364085975;unbalanced;Nothing against the funds... I'd just like to use all available options and buy at the best price each time. -60326;1364086007;unbalanced;Thanks for the link, I think I saw one from someone else the other day too but didn't get a chance to follow it that day. -60325;1364086008;ThickAsThieves;so youd want coinbr/mpex, btct.co, bitfunder.com, havelockinvestments.com -60324;1364086013;forceofevil;there ThickAsThieves, I've been renamed. -60323;1364086037;ThickAsThieves;also litecoinglobal.com if you wanna dabble in ltc thru sdice, etc -60322;1364086057;unbalanced;I'm gonna need more bitcoins. -60321;1364086061;ThickAsThieves;thanks! -60320;1364086070;ThickAsThieves;those slashes made reading a chore the other day -60319;1364086075;ThickAsThieves;for me at least -60318;1364086146;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.52999999 = 4.24 BTC [+] -60317;1364086169;mircea_popescu;who said the magic word -60316;1364086195;ThickAsThieves;tiberius -60315;1364086321;benkay;!r unbalanced_away -60314;1364086435;ThickAsThieves;see, i'm not crazy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=156833.msg1665126#msg1665126 -60313;1364086439;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves> i'm playing a drinking game, every time tiberius quotes a % with authority <<< lol -60312;1364086458;ThickAsThieves;:) -60311;1364086565;jurov;hi mircea_popescu, another magic world: deposits -60310;1364086603;mircea_popescu;i think they be done -60309;1364086753;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/strategic-superiority-the-saga-continues/#comment-92457 -60308;1364086756;mircea_popescu;ppl nuking my bad physics -60307;1364086867;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 4 @ 0.2 = 0.8 BTC [+] -60306;1364086922;mircea_popescu;"There is a realistic possibility to me, that S.MPOE is in fact not owned by many actual individuals, rather than by few with multiple forum and bitcoin accounts. So please, consider my offer and be forewarned. I am just a messenger." -60305;1364086934;mircea_popescu;in a sense i suppose as a new guy it's just as good an assumption as any other. -60304;1364086945;mircea_popescu;in principle gavin could be satoshi too -60303;1364086953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7169 @ 0.00069415 = 4.9764 BTC [+] -60302;1364086955;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4782 @ 0.00069569 = 3.3268 BTC [+] -60301;1364086955;ThickAsThieves;or you -60300;1364086985;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.525 = 1.575 BTC [-] -60299;1364087008;mircea_popescu;yeah, or me. -60298;1364087040;jurov;lol would you be capable to restrain yourself into satoshi's writing style? -60297;1364087053;jurov;i don't think that possible -60296;1364087114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21047 @ 0.00069238 = 14.5725 BTC [-] -60295;1364087115;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00068153 = 0.886 BTC [-] -60294;1364087117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068152 = 3.4076 BTC [-] -60293;1364087118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6203 @ 0.00068141 = 4.2268 BTC [-] -60292;1364087119;mircea_popescu;what people don't do for moneyz -60291;1364087163;mircea_popescu;i see the silver debate is going well... -60290;1364087288;smickles;mircea_popescu: no pm yet on that offer to help rpietila short s.mpoe -60289;1364087292;smickles;go figure -60288;1364087302;ThickAsThieves;what do you guys think about an IPO consulting service -60287;1364087311;smickles;i think there's money in that -60286;1364087318;mircea_popescu;smickles surprisingly. -60285;1364087333;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i imagine it will become quite a revenue stream as things develop -60284;1364087347;ThickAsThieves;i have some ideas in the works -60283;1364087368;ThickAsThieves;my strength is a bit more on the marketing side -60282;1364087370;ThickAsThieves;but -60281;1364087374;mircea_popescu;few people understand how to play strategically. putting out the cost to register today and expending the effort to trade/think it through will make you the investment banker of tomorrow. -60280;1364087379;ThickAsThieves;i could enlist more help too -60279;1364087399;mircea_popescu;and i bet you in 2015 there will be idiots joining in a la that estonian dood, all indignant that the powers that be in bitcoin don't give two shits for his second rate irl accomplishments -60278;1364087406;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 2 BTC [+] -60277;1364087417;mircea_popescu;because they prefer to promote people who put the time and effort in when it mattered, and already have years' experience recorded. -60276;1364087446;mircea_popescu;and lo and behold how fake and unfair it all is and how it won't survive. -60275;1364087454;ThickAsThieves;part of me wonders if i wouldnt just be facilitating scammers -60274;1364087455;mircea_popescu;except it'll survive just fine, and own their ass into a fine paste until they submit. -60273;1364087461;mircea_popescu;well, don't. -60272;1364087462;ThickAsThieves;but it has to start somewhere -60271;1364087466;mircea_popescu;nah/ -60270;1364087466;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.25 = 2.5 BTC [+] -60269;1364087469;ThickAsThieves;the accountability -60268;1364087480;ThickAsThieves;and professionalization -60267;1364087517;mircea_popescu;yiou never have to facilitate scammers. -60266;1364087517;ThickAsThieves;i doubt even 75% of the assets are missing spelling/grammar errors in the prosp -60265;1364087526;ThickAsThieves;(% from tiberius dont sue me!) -60264;1364087560;ThickAsThieves;i'd have to cover my ass too -60263;1364087576;ThickAsThieves;if i give bad advice -60262;1364087667;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.829 BTC [+] -60261;1364087670;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.834 = 5.004 BTC [+] -60260;1364087672;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.834 = 6.672 BTC [+] -60259;1364087798;jurov;well, actually i'm thinking about an IPO (not coinbr) and who could be consultant -60258;1364087835;ThickAsThieves;in your case, you have this whole room -60257;1364087851;ThickAsThieves;surely most of us would help -60256;1364087852;mircea_popescu;yeah, i'll be your consultant lol -60255;1364087855;jurov;but that service needs to plug bitcoins in anyway -60254;1364087881;jurov;and i seriously doubt it will be mpex worthy anyway, more like ltc-global -60253;1364087884;ThickAsThieves;mp you'd be a good consultant if you needed the money -60252;1364087904;ThickAsThieves;but i'm pretty sure you dont -60251;1364087925;ThickAsThieves;there so much room for improvement at this point -60250;1364087995;mircea_popescu;i was just offering it as a backstop -60249;1364088001;mircea_popescu;not tryin' to take anyone's bread away. -60248;1364088129;jurov;both creditor and consultant of last resort :) -60247;1364088151;mircea_popescu;lol. -60246;1364088161;mircea_popescu;universal backstop -60245;1364088172;mircea_popescu;now go away and build shit. -60244;1364088748;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.158 = 0.474 BTC [-] -60243;1364088906;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.5095 = 25.475 BTC [-] -60242;1364088907;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 26 @ 0.5094 = 13.2444 BTC [-] -60241;1364088926;mjr_;nice guys -60240;1364088944;mjr_;by far the best bitcoin channel -60239;1364089017;mjr_;loooking forward to seeing the next diff -60238;1364089036;mjr_;i think petahashes by late summer is very possible -60237;1364089049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1287 @ 0.00068141 = 0.877 BTC [-] -60236;1364089100;ThickAsThieves;here you go! http://mpex.co/?mpsic=X.IDIFF.JUN -60235;1364089141;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -60234;1364089142;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6640584.46211 based on data since last change | 7590073.16023 based on data for last three days -60233;1364089174;mircea_popescu;possible. -60232;1364089289;ThickAsThieves;needs to increase at least, what, 25% each difficulty ti make X.IDIFF.JUn profitable? -60231;1364089358;mircea_popescu;!ticker m x.idiff.jun -60230;1364089359;assbot;[MPEX:X.IDIFF.JUN] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / / ( shares, BTC), 30D: 0.08995 / 0.22998333 / 0.3 (3 shares, 0.69 BTC) -60229;1364089368;mircea_popescu;$depth x.idiff.jun -60228;1364089370;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: X.IDIFF.JUN Bids: ['149 @ 0.08995'] -60227;1364089371;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['60 @ 0.24995', '8 @ 0.45', '30 @ 0.775'] -60226;1364089386;mircea_popescu;has to triple practically. -60225;1364089416;ThickAsThieves;6 or 7 diff changes til then -60224;1364089469;jurov;but it will expire long before then -60223;1364089563;jurov;so i'm not sure if i buy at 0.24995 it will be significantly profitable at all -60222;1364089581;ThickAsThieves;pretty risky -60221;1364089620;jurov;and mp refuses to reveal the backing, don't remember why -60220;1364089706;ThickAsThieves;? -60219;1364089777;jurov;i mean, if the difficulty oversteps the collateral, idiff expires automatically -60218;1364089790;jurov;but you don't know the collateral, you can only guess -60217;1364089793;EPiSKiNG-;;;seen cusipzzz -60216;1364089793;gribble;I have not seen cusipzzz. -60215;1364089845;jurov;so i introduced https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.iDiff-E that has known max cover beforehand -60214;1364089865;jurov;and it seems quite successful, 381 shares sold so far (arounf 0.1 each) -60213;1364089875;ThickAsThieves;oh i assumed it worked like yours -60212;1364089881;ThickAsThieves;havent bought mpex's yet -60211;1364089914;ThickAsThieves;the description says a date of exp -60210;1364089919;ThickAsThieves;liek yours does -60209;1364089928;jurov;aside from the cover difference, mine expire much sooner -60208;1364089935;jurov;in 2 months -60207;1364089999;ThickAsThieves;right, i like that better -60206;1364090024;ThickAsThieves;having it available monthly is cleaner -60205;1364090086;jurov;also it has interesting psychological effect, when i raised iDiff-O backing to 0.3BTC max, someone asked whether it's prediction -60204;1364090098;jurov;maybe it was you ThickAsThieves, no? -60203;1364090114;ThickAsThieves;nah -60202;1364090132;ThickAsThieves;i just look to see if i think i might have a chance at 10% or so -60201;1364090139;jurov;ofc it isn't a prediction. the price i sell them is a prediction+healthy margin -60200;1364090173;jurov;but it helps sales anyway i guess :) -60199;1364090192;ThickAsThieves;exposes you more too, but at least its only monthly -60198;1364090199;ThickAsThieves;much more manageable -60197;1364090203;jurov;yes -60196;1364090231;mircea_popescu;should be manageable with a little care. -60195;1364090293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00067591 = 9.1248 BTC [-] -60194;1364090586;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.62 = 2.48 BTC [-] -60193;1364091427;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.53 BTC [+] -60192;1364091748;thestringpuller;;;ticker -60191;1364091748;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.38154, Best ask: 63.79372, Bid-ask spread: 0.41218, Last trade: 63.00000, 24 hour volume: 150392.80612442, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 70.50250, 24 hour vwap: 62.64420 -60190;1364091795;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -60189;1364091796;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 51.26732239 / 68.67982696 / 69.97754937 (21630 shares, 6,022.77 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -60188;1364091962;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: "I've always wanted to try my hand at investing, but I don't have much "spare" money, and am currently not working at all. BTCs are offering me an opportunity to not only invest starting small, but learn so much about international monetary policy, trading, markets & so forth. The BTC community here on Reddit is amazing (minus the inevitable trolls of course), and probably the most helpful and sincere group of people I've come a -60187;1364091992;mircea_popescu;win. -60186;1364092146;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.25 = 2.5 BTC [+] -60185;1364092266;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 2 BTC [+] -60184;1364092360;benkay;whoever that is isn't an accredited investor -60183;1364092367;benkay;they're going to get RUINED -60182;1364092374;benkay;someone make some laws to protect them from themselves -60181;1364092384;thestringpuller;THAT'S WHAT WE NEED MORE REGULATION -60180;1364092385;mircea_popescu;let the guy enjoy his money eh -60179;1364092387;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.53 = 2.65 BTC [+] -60178;1364092395;benkay;MOAR REGS -60177;1364092397;thestringpuller;This guy is a genius. Lets invest 5000 BTC in benkay right now. -60176;1364092411;benkay;? -60175;1364092414;benkay;i don't take dumb money. -60174;1364092417;thestringpuller;I will call up congress right now. -60173;1364092441;benkay;do you bring something to investor/dev rel'n beyond cash? -60172;1364092448;thestringpuller;"We need you to regulate Bitcoin for us. A system that is not backed by any government to protect themselves from themselves" -60171;1364092458;thestringpuller;I work for a payment processor. -60170;1364092463;thestringpuller;Central Banks are a scam. -60169;1364092472;benkay;homes I was makin teh funnies. -60168;1364092494;thestringpuller;Me too. Don't tell my employer I said that. :P -60167;1364092495;thestringpuller;jkjk -60166;1364092508;benkay;i really feel for you real processors -60165;1364092509;benkay;pci -60164;1364092513;benkay;kyc -60163;1364092515;thestringpuller;LOLOLOLOL -60162;1364092517;benkay;aml -60161;1364092529;jurov;that's why satoshidice has ad on reddit -60160;1364092533;benkay;the pretend money space is so much more relaxed -60159;1364092559;thestringpuller;It's not so much pretend money anymore. -60158;1364092560;mircea_popescu;ya just fml here. -60157;1364092561;benkay;and by relaxed i mean that instead of worrying about governments one worries about everyone -60156;1364092561;ThickAsThieves;did erik ever get any response from rkoi? -60155;1364092565;jurov;"Win Bitcoins while stress testing the network" ftw -60154;1364092583;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -60153;1364092584;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0044444 / 0.0044444 / 0.0044444 (100 shares, 0.44 BTC), 7D: 0.00320003 / 0.00441309 / 0.005598 (312412 shares, 1,378.70 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00545082 / 0.00638999 (1286541 shares, 7,012.71 BTC) -60152;1364092590;thestringpuller;wow, when did that happen? -60151;1364092663;ThickAsThieves;abstractly speaking i've considered in the past that as a species we should spend some effort figuring out ways to make society more adaptable to paradigm shifts -60150;1364092676;benkay;+1 -60149;1364092691;benkay;gotta get some flex in the regulatory apparatuses -60148;1364092729;benkay;and philosophically speaking, ossification of power systems is a monotonic thing -60147;1364092734;ThickAsThieves;good example being how the internet gutted business, or globalization, etc -60146;1364092754;mircea_popescu;"win hickeys while stresstesting my cock" -60145;1364092757;ThickAsThieves;changes that are bigger than just one state or country -60144;1364092761;mircea_popescu;sounds totally legit this. why didn't i think of it -60143;1364092777;benkay;"stress testing my cock" -60142;1364092780;benkay;does not sound fun. -60141;1364092794;mircea_popescu;hm -60140;1364092808;benkay;i hear stress test, I think -60139;1364092832;benkay;http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/autopia/2010/03/index-660x439.jpg -60138;1364092832;thestringpuller;;;asks 70 -60137;1364092835;gribble;There are currently 11864.004 bitcoins offered at or under 70.0 USD, worth 806882.964797 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0029 seconds -60136;1364092838;thestringpuller;;;bids 60 -60135;1364092838;gribble;There are currently 7816.305 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.0 USD, worth 479145.312198 USD in total. | Data vintage: 2.9141 seconds -60134;1364092850;thestringpuller;;;asks 67 -60133;1364092850;gribble;There are currently 3204.9602 bitcoins offered at or under 67.0 USD, worth 210775.267292 USD in total. | Data vintage: 14.9539 seconds -60132;1364092854;benkay;and do not want ;) -60131;1364092866;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [+] -60130;1364092867;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [+] -60129;1364092887;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -60128;1364092889;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.99999987 / 1.99999996 / 2.00000000 (3 shares, 5.99999987 BTC), 7D: 1.80000000 / 1.9774827 / 2.00000000 (133 shares, 263.00519931 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 2.32302446 / 18.00000000 (554 shares, 1286.95555166 BTC) -60127;1364092894;mircea_popescu;benkay i dunno what vaginas you've been to... -60126;1364092932;benkay;stress test != flight test -60125;1364092940;benkay;or production test -60124;1364092965;benkay;stress test can burn up the drives on a poorly set up cluster -60123;1364092974;benkay;you know, overload load balancer -60122;1364092978;benkay;if even extant -60121;1364092985;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -60120;1364092986;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 hour, 34 minutes, and 33 seconds ago: i think there's money in that -60119;1364093011;benkay;i'm always down for behavioral tests -60118;1364093018;benkay;UI tests -60117;1364093028;benkay;"look and feel and fit" -60116;1364093030;benkay;heh. -60115;1364093040;mircea_popescu;lol -60114;1364093065;benkay;i'm eager to know what kind of stress tests you want performed on your dick -60113;1364093099;mircea_popescu;mostly crush pressure. -60112;1364093111;KRS1;heh -60111;1364093118;mircea_popescu;also shear. -60110;1364093124;mjr_;shear lol -60109;1364093139;mjr_;i'd rather use my dick to stress test a vagina -60108;1364093142;benkay;http://www.dtu.dk/upload/cesdyn/common%20figures/course-11702/concretebeam-2.gif -60107;1364093144;KRS1;i'd go for the vibration test -60106;1364093171;KRS1;hey mircea u have any more gore -60105;1364093179;mircea_popescu;umm -60104;1364093195;mircea_popescu;i tell you sir we here at house of mircea have no gore -60103;1364093197;mircea_popescu;no gore at all. -60102;1364093202;KRS1;damn -60101;1364093226;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.53 = 7.95 BTC [+] -60100;1364093233;benkay;http://goo.gl/pAKZ5 -60099;1364093241;benkay;deep gore -60098;1364093287;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 140 @ 0.53 = 74.2 BTC [+] -60097;1364093288;benkay;jubilant gore -60096;1364093288;benkay;goo.gl/uT3ak -60095;1364093323;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.848 = 8.48 BTC [+] -60094;1364093334;KRS1;A man's anus is e licked like ice cream. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On3etueeGIg -60093;1364093339;Namworld;I've added Havelock Investments to my spreadsheet tools -60092;1364093358;Namworld;for self-updating portfolio -60091;1364093374;mjr_;nice Namworld -60090;1364093466;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [+] -60089;1364093644;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [+] -60088;1364094146;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.00983 = 0.0197 BTC [-] -60087;1364094156;ThickAsThieves;is that spreadsheet available in editable format? -60086;1364094171;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00366 = 0.0732 BTC [-] -60085;1364094173;thestringpuller;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AiL-WhkVfu89dGZSOWVSOWwwak9UVi1NM2lxdnU5U0E&output=html -60084;1364094176;thestringpuller;yea ^ -60083;1364094178;jurov;;;bc,stats -60082;1364094180;gribble;Current Blocks: 227700 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 107 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 11 hours, 46 minutes, and 47 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6643433.27569 | Estimated Percent Change: 37.04449 -60081;1364094245;ThickAsThieves;:P -60080;1364094247;thestringpuller;WHOA -60079;1364094278;ThickAsThieves;whoa what? -60078;1364094289;thestringpuller;difficulty estimate -60077;1364094294;ThickAsThieves;ah -60076;1364094302;ThickAsThieves;been heading there for a few days -60075;1364094304;thestringpuller;if it keeps like that diff futures may be profit worthy -60074;1364094317;mjr_;yep -60073;1364094341;mjr_;if these helveticoin guys turn out to be legit... -60072;1364094346;mjr_;could be crazy high -60071;1364094472;thestringpuller;;;ticker -60070;1364094473;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.60681, Best ask: 63.60682, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 63.60681, 24 hour volume: 150365.18509571, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 70.16398, 24 hour vwap: 62.60693 -60069;1364094521;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 70 -60068;1364094523;gribble;There are currently 12199.101 bitcoins offered at or under 70.0 USD, worth 829607.232292 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0026 seconds -60067;1364094600;Namworld;man, getting the amount of each shares, average price and balance on each stock exchange feels neat -60066;1364094692;mjr_;Namworld: can i get the link again? -60065;1364094751;Namworld;there's no link -60064;1364094766;Namworld;I need to republish the updated script -60063;1364094847;mjr_;ah ok -60062;1364094859;mjr_;looking forward to trying it out -60061;1364095158;Namworld;lotta functions in there. Many different APIs -60060;1364095175;Namworld;and each api has different urls for different kinds of data -60059;1364095214;mjr_;it integrates with coinbr? -60058;1364095244;jurov;i guess not -60057;1364095289;jurov;coinbr has no api yet -60056;1364095297;mjr_;ah i see -60055;1364095437;kakobrekla;!r unbalanced -60054;1364095530;Namworld;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140427.0 -60053;1364095536;Namworld;Here it is, v0.3 -60052;1364095552;Namworld;yeah, coinbr/Bitfunder don't have API yet so I haven't included that -60051;1364095629;jurov;iirc, you had something for options too? -60050;1364095644;Namworld;yeah -60049;1364095644;mjr_;very cool... -60048;1364095658;Namworld;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGxfRk5SS0hxT1lsVmdLdU1QY0RveGc#gid=6 -60047;1364095663;Namworld;For options -60046;1364095688;jurov;cool! i tried and partially succeeded to import mpex option prices into gdoc, but felt like terrible hack -60045;1364120342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.53 = 3.71 BTC [+] -60044;1364120642;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.711 BTC [+] -60043;1364120689;Namworld;VTX doing so well I can hardly believe it. -60042;1364121061;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.74899 = 1.498 BTC [+] -60041;1364121242;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.74899 BTC [+] -60040;1364122007;Bowjob;yawn -60039;1364122010;Bowjob;;;ticker -60038;1364122010;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.10000, Best ask: 67.10001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 67.10000, 24 hour volume: 116721.98905975, 24 hour low: 52.34560, 24 hour high: 69.50000, 24 hour vwap: 62.24099 -60037;1364123497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00066958 = 0.8705 BTC [+] -60036;1364123497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00066957 = 1.2722 BTC [-] -60035;1364123901;Bowjob;;;ticker -60034;1364123901;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.22003, Best ask: 67.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.52997, Last trade: 67.22002, 24 hour volume: 93650.08079424, 24 hour low: 55.00000, 24 hour high: 69.50000, 24 hour vwap: 64.22593 -60033;1364124184;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/Zfbq2lL.jpg -60032;1364124217;mircea_popescu;haha sweet -60031;1364124363;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.749 BTC [+] -60030;1364124610;Bowjob;Wow -60029;1364124612;Bowjob;VTX -60028;1364124653;Namworld;aye, so? -60027;1364124675;Bowjob;it was 0.39 when it launched -60026;1364124687;mircea_popescu;this is becoming a pattern. new ipo, goes to 2x, fades then -60025;1364124717;Bowjob;i made the wrong call about vtx, didnt think they were worth 3 mil. -60024;1364124738;Namworld;Actually, assets on Havelock seem to hover around or under 10% per year -60023;1364124742;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vtc -60022;1364124743;mircea_popescu;grrr -60021;1364124743;assbot;Are you sure you have no tobacco? -60020;1364124745;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vtx -60019;1364124747;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.57099998 / 0.62809414 / 0.74900000 (283 shares, 177.75064253 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.40438482 / 0.74900000 (10630 shares, 4298.61068602 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.40438482 / 0.74900000 (10630 shares, 4298.61068602 BTC) -60018;1364124774;Namworld;and cavirtex charges 0.5-3% depending on volume. -60017;1364124778;mircea_popescu;if you look at averages, the upleg is very weak still -60016;1364124894;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157377 -60015;1364124971;Bowjob;oh wow -60014;1364124976;Namworld;and has at least 7000 BTC traded weekly. Let's say an average of 2% in fees taken and that's 140 BTC, divided by 100k shares for 0.0014 weekly per share. x52 weeks = 0.0728 BTC yearly -60013;1364124995;Namworld;At 10% yearly, VTX would be worth 0.72 BTC per share -60012;1364125005;Namworld;So I'm not really impressed. -60011;1364125032;Bowjob;10% a year in dividends is really good for a stock.. plus, the price appreciation -60010;1364125034;Bowjob;and growth -60009;1364125050;Bowjob;assuming coinlab doesnt squish them -60008;1364125069;Namworld;coinlab fails... hard -60007;1364125097;Namworld;just like MtGox, unsurprisingly. -60006;1364125112;Namworld;Cavirtex is very good for the canadian market. -60005;1364125206;Bowjob;So that malaysian guy wants to use BTC to pass customs -60004;1364125219;Bowjob;well, we dont know if hes malasian -60003;1364125221;Bowjob;but 4M -60002;1364125239;mircea_popescu;yeah, if they play right with the capital they got in ipo -60001;1364125245;mircea_popescu;they could become a force in the na market. -60000;1364125251;mircea_popescu;that will be valuavble mid term. -59999;1364125269;Namworld;I wonder if they'd expend to the US -59998;1364125294;Namworld;But the service is top notch and good options for deposit/withdrawals. -59997;1364125324;Namworld;You have to provide identification papers tho to benefit from all they offer. -59996;1364125389;mircea_popescu;the only catch here is for their service to STAY top notch. -59995;1364125398;mircea_popescu;here's my idea : they have say 10k bank transfer limit. -59994;1364125401;mircea_popescu;random number. -59993;1364125413;mircea_popescu;as long as their trade grows from 1k to 5k to 8k it all seems top notch and scaling well. -59992;1364125421;mircea_popescu;once they go to 15k its suddenly MtGox hell. -59991;1364125446;Namworld;eh -59990;1364125487;Namworld;Still, if it goes slow because of trading volume, I would complain of service quality but not dividends. -59989;1364125579;Namworld;Ah, sad I didn't have more funds for that IPO -59988;1364125601;mircea_popescu;thing is, the share in a company doing X is worth Y -59987;1364125616;mircea_popescu;if company starts doing W instead.... no Y. maybe 0.5 Y, maybe 0.1 Y maybe 0 Y -59986;1364125625;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't buy mtgox shares atm, i'd sell them short to all hell. -59985;1364125649;Namworld;Yeah -59984;1364125682;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.747 BTC [-] -59983;1364125830;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00067969 = 0.8836 BTC [+] -59982;1364125832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.0006797 = 1.4953 BTC [+] -59981;1364126020;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.26803985 = 268.0399 BTC [-] -59980;1364126042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.74554357 = 1.4911 BTC [-] -59979;1364126073;mircea_popescu;aha! covering eh ? -59978;1364126102;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.731 = 2.193 BTC [-] -59977;1364126132;Namworld;Looks like getting those calls was a good idea. -59976;1364126160;Namworld;it was a purchase... -59975;1364126162;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 10 @ 0.1607531 = 1.6075 BTC [-] -59974;1364126166;Namworld;Looks like that's not covering -59973;1364126175;mircea_popescu;i thought it was a short on those open earlier -59972;1364126184;mircea_popescu;like a couple days ago -59971;1364126240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.00201401 = 1.007 BTC [+] -59970;1364126543;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.27075717 = 270.7572 BTC [+] -59969;1364127142;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.27085926 = 270.8593 BTC [+] -59968;1364127749;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.27083304 = 270.833 BTC [-] -59967;1364128236;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000719 BTC [+] -59966;1364128250;error4733;!last h vtx -59965;1364128250;assbot;Last trade for VTX on HAVELOCK was at 0.731 BTC [-] -59964;1364128264;error4733;!last m s.dice -59963;1364128265;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.00406127 BTC [-] -59962;1364128284;error4733;;;ticker -59961;1364128285;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.03000, Best ask: 68.38000, Bid-ask spread: 0.35000, Last trade: 68.02002, 24 hour volume: 75739.57028674, 24 hour low: 60.31012, 24 hour high: 69.50000, 24 hour vwap: 64.96990 -59960;1364128345;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.27093498 = 270.935 BTC [+] -59959;1364128392;error4733;"24 hour volume: 75739.57028674" x 68 = 5M$ seems legit -59958;1364128425;mircea_popescu;lol wut ? -59957;1364128489;Namworld;Totally is, why wouldn't it? -59956;1364128489;error4733;i read this wrong ? 75K BTC trade in the last 24h ? -59955;1364128501;Namworld;yeah -59954;1364128508;error4733;GOOD :) -59953;1364128509;Namworld;for the second part -59952;1364128523;error4733;not 68$ ? -59951;1364128545;mircea_popescu;redditor wants to know "How do keep your wallet on your computer synced with your wallet on your mobile?" -59950;1364128546;Namworld;no, "75K BTC trade in the last 24h ?" -59949;1364128549;Namworld;yeah to that -59948;1364128555;mircea_popescu;it's great that more people are into bitcoin -59947;1364128559;mircea_popescu;it's unfortunate they're from reddit. -59946;1364128582;Bowjob;redditors are insanely generous -59945;1364128583;Namworld;I sense coins flowing my way... -59944;1364128589;Bowjob;this one dude gave like 350 BTC free -59943;1364128600;Namworld;Odd -59942;1364128618;mircea_popescu;"That's not very useful is it? -59941;1364128618;mircea_popescu;Say I have most of my money at home in my computer. I am on the road without access to it and I need to spend some bitcoins. -59940;1364128618;mircea_popescu;Ooops I am out of luck. All my money is at home and I have no way to get at it." -59939;1364128620;mircea_popescu;totally. -59938;1364128643;Bowjob;oh and i accidentally wore shirt backwards, according to some asian culture -59937;1364128648;Bowjob;its a sign of insanely good luck -59936;1364128653;Bowjob;gee. i wonder what that is -59935;1364128696;mircea_popescu;maybw you get shat on by a bird -59934;1364128710;Bowjob;already happened -59933;1364128741;Bowjob;id prefer a more obvious sign of luck -59932;1364128805;mircea_popescu;maybe you get shat on by a girl. -59931;1364128845;Chaang-Noi;lol what is this now? -59930;1364128868;Chaang-Noi;i see if i go away for a weekend when i come back all is normal:) -59929;1364128888;mircea_popescu;we were discussing finance. -59928;1364128910;Chaang-Noi;i have no doubt in my mind that you really where -59927;1364128928;Chaang-Noi;anyone get any deals in that flash crash to 52.31? -59926;1364128947;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.27117008 = 271.1701 BTC [+] -59925;1364128950;Bowjob;we got an enterainment deal.. those bears deserved it -59924;1364128968;Chaang-Noi;bear trap :) -59923;1364128987;Bowjob;it was too risky selling at the top -59922;1364128990;Bowjob;yeah -59921;1364129110;kakobrekla;;;ticker -59920;1364129111;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.03002, Best ask: 68.37999, Bid-ask spread: 0.34997, Last trade: 68.03002, 24 hour volume: 73431.39868107, 24 hour low: 60.31012, 24 hour high: 69.50000, 24 hour vwap: 64.99730 -59919;1364129118;kakobrekla;not too bad -59918;1364129163;Bowjob;proudhon called it a downtrend.. so the opposite happened -59917;1364129165;Bowjob;we owe him -59916;1364129199;Bowjob;he should get an award for consistently failing his calls -59915;1364129257;Chaang-Noi;well when i saw 52 i was wondering if 32 would get hit -59914;1364129272;Chaang-Noi;68 on a sunday, damn... i wonder about next week! -59913;1364129285;mircea_popescu;61.95 was absolute 24h vwap bottom -59912;1364129365;Bowjob;http://stats.grok.se/en/latest90/bitcoin -59911;1364129387;Chaang-Noi;wow -59910;1364129390;damientrog;holy shit -59909;1364129390;Chaang-Noi;that is bullish -59908;1364129433;Bowjob;that flash crash.. i speculate its just a few big sellers, then noobs jumped in -59907;1364129456;Bowjob;learned an expensive lesson. and bought back at a higher price -59906;1364129480;damientrog;what kind of dump volume would cause such a flash crash? -59905;1364129496;Bowjob;10-20k -59904;1364129523;kakobrekla;hows ltc doing Chaang-Noi -59903;1364129541;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.27114431 = 271.1443 BTC [-] -59902;1364129563;damientrog;well at least I profited :) -59901;1364129573;Chaang-Noi;kako its over .008 -59900;1364129600;Bowjob;i dont understand NVC -59899;1364129609;Bowjob;why is it so high? -59898;1364129611;Chaang-Noi;NVC is a ppcoin clone -59897;1364129619;Bowjob;yeah but why the value?? -59896;1364129623;Chaang-Noi;becasue it was premined and they got the difficulty way high -59895;1364129628;Chaang-Noi;pump and dump -59894;1364129643;Bowjob;and btc-e tolerates this? -59893;1364129646;Chaang-Noi;when you premine the shit out of a coin like that its not hard to keep it up -59892;1364129652;Chaang-Noi;btc-e is the people doing it -59891;1364129673;Chaang-Noi;they got paid like 300000 nvc before it evengot listed -59890;1364129682;kakobrekla;btce people are retards -59889;1364129687;kakobrekla;bitstamp people are retards -59888;1364129688;kakobrekla;mtgox -59887;1364129690;kakobrekla;on wait -59886;1364129694;kakobrekla;im just gonna stop. -59885;1364129707;kakobrekla;on=oh -59884;1364129753;kakobrekla;aparently in 2011 and 2012 all the idiots thoguht they are cool for a bitcoin biz -59883;1364129758;kakobrekla;and now you have the results -59882;1364129760;Chaang-Noi;"Just checked the queue, there are 5500 accounts pending verification at this very moment." at gox that is damn bullish -59881;1364129935;error4733;4300 last time i checked.. -59880;1364129947;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -59879;1364129948;gribble;0.092316 seconds -59878;1364129951;kakobrekla;;;goxverificationlag -59877;1364129952;gribble;Error: "goxverificationlag" is not a valid command. -59876;1364129954;kakobrekla;eh -59875;1364129961;error4733;6500 next week ? @80$ ? -59874;1364129974;error4733;;;goxlag -59873;1364129975;gribble;0 seconds -59872;1364129986;Bowjob;". Since we have a limited number of available chips for the first batch, I will not, in good conscience, be taking a large swath of them." -59871;1364129990;kakobrekla;well a bunch of money is still puring in -59870;1364129991;Bowjob;according to josh -59869;1364129993;gribble;4847647.152065606 -59868;1364129998;kakobrekla;its the sellers market -59867;1364130017;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6678297.40921 based on data since last change | 7641687.50681 based on data for last three days -59866;1364130027;damientrog;bfl must be the heist of the century -59865;1364130039;Bowjob;So apparently if bfl gets their shit together, they will keep some mining rigs for themselves? -59864;1364130063;Chaang-Noi;im sure they ordered first... -59863;1364130075;error4733;i'll do the same if i was running a ascis factory -59862;1364130088;error4733;not you ? -59861;1364130143;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.2703313 = 270.3313 BTC [-] -59860;1364130293;error4733;i hope this Ddos attak on SwC is from a oncurrent -59859;1364130293;error4733; -59858;1364130308;error4733;*concurrent -59857;1364130308;error4733; -59856;1364130381;error4733;SatoshiPoker ! Erik if you're there, please make that real -59855;1364130566;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 30 @ 0.000674 = 0.0202 BTC [-] -59854;1364130664;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 17 @ 0.00066 = 0.0112 BTC [-] -59853;1364130674;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 60 @ 0.000657 = 0.0394 BTC [-] -59852;1364130676;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 25 @ 0.00065 = 0.0163 BTC [-] -59851;1364130678;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.00061 = 0.0061 BTC [-] -59850;1364130834;kakobrekla;gox > 2. Order lag is simply linked to large/unusual activity. We are working on a new trade engine that will reduce lag for large activity (this is our current main priority alongside keeping things secure and ensuring our legal compliance). Note that even if the engine is lagging, orders are guaranteed to be executed in the same order they were placed. -59849;1364130951;jurov;;;bc,stats -59848;1364130953;gribble;Current Blocks: 227801 | Current Difficulty: 4847647.152065606 | Next Difficulty At Block: 227807 | Next Difficulty In: 6 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 38 minutes and 34 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6692199.0965 | Estimated Percent Change: 38.05046 -59847;1364131263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4180 @ 0.0006698 = 2.7998 BTC [-] -59846;1364131378;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.843995 = 1.688 BTC [-] -59845;1364131548;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 245 @ 0.0006 = 0.147 BTC [-] -59844;1364131999;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 9 @ 0.007 = 0.063 BTC [-] -59843;1364132397;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -59842;1364132405;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.71234, Best ask: 67.97000, Bid-ask spread: 0.25766, Last trade: 67.71234, 24 hour volume: 67103.69556708, 24 hour low: 60.31012, 24 hour high: 69.50000, 24 hour vwap: 64.99679 -59841;1364132526;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C510T] 1000 @ 0.27074638 = 270.7464 BTC [+] -59840;1364132664;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.131 BTC [-] -59839;1364132666;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.1306 = 1.306 BTC [-] -59838;1364132668;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.13 = 0.65 BTC [-] -59837;1364132838;Bowjob;http://tf2shop.net/ -59836;1364132844;Bowjob;ah the old market. -59835;1364133101;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.843995 = 1.688 BTC [-] -59834;1364133356;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.msg1666843#msg1666843 -59833;1364133360;kakobrekla;reminds me of nefario -59832;1364133370;kakobrekla;even the avatar -59831;1364133907;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [+] -59830;1364133988;dub;that tie is awful -59829;1364134000;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.843995 BTC [-] -59828;1364134145;kakobrekla;and my answer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.msg1667228#msg1667228 -59827;1364134262;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.74895 = 2.9958 BTC [+] -59826;1364134361;Uglux;maybe he invites you in his TV show now :> -59825;1364134516;Bowjob;;;diff -59824;1364134517;gribble;6695826.282596251 -59823;1364134520;Bowjob;Bam -59822;1364134530;kakobrekla;he has a tv show ?? -59821;1364134533;kakobrekla;urlpls -59820;1364134576;Uglux;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155098.msg1660563#msg1660563 -59819;1364134585;Bowjob;avalon still breaks even in 5 days -59818;1364134602;Bowjob;honestly, ill get my shit... the diff might be like 10m -59817;1364134641;kakobrekla;lol that guy -59816;1364134659;kakobrekla;"i can make pancakes - so i must be able to use bitcoin" -59815;1364134927;Uglux;http://vimeo.com/11018684 -59814;1364134938;kakobrekla;oo ty -59813;1364134946;kakobrekla;mental masturbation awaits -59812;1364134951;Uglux;lol -59811;1364134990;Bowjob;we'll see single digits soon -59810;1364135011;Bowjob;1 mBTC = $1 parity event -59809;1364135094;Uglux;so proudhon was right all the time -59808;1364135198;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.021 = 0.063 BTC [-] -59807;1364135233;Bowjob;;;ticker -59806;1364135234;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.22000, Best ask: 67.22001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 67.22000, 24 hour volume: 64537.66062626, 24 hour low: 60.31012, 24 hour high: 69.50000, 24 hour vwap: 65.00382 -59805;1364135888;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 45 @ 0.0006 = 0.027 BTC [-] -59804;1364135964;mircea_popescu;lmao -59803;1364136039;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla that's like inverse intern syndrome -59802;1364136055;mircea_popescu;instead of thinking he's suffering from every entry in the nosology book, like normal interns -59801;1364136061;mircea_popescu;bitcoin noobs think I am. -59800;1364136482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00066987 = 0.8708 BTC [+] -59799;1364136489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 820 @ 0.00066986 = 0.5493 BTC [-] -59798;1364136491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 150 @ 0.00066957 = 0.1004 BTC [-] -59797;1364136493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1630 @ 0.00066656 = 1.0865 BTC [-] -59796;1364136729;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.843994 = 7.5959 BTC [-] -59795;1364137424;Chaang-Noi;!ticker s.dice -59794;1364137425;assbot;Good morning, may you serve the Lord, and may His holy dominion guide you through your dismal life. -59793;1364138273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8370 @ 0.00066656 = 5.5791 BTC [-] -59792;1364138275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7280 @ 0.00066655 = 4.8525 BTC [-] -59791;1364139264;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.0006 = 0.0012 BTC [-] -59790;1364139523;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: When will MPOE bot be upgraded to v2 -59789;1364139536;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: When will there be a shareholders meeting? -59788;1364139547;mircea_popescu;uh -59787;1364139556;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: Also y u no hold press confrences? -59786;1364139560;thestringpuller;I DEMAND ANSWERS! -59785;1364139561;thestringpuller;lol -59784;1364139564;mircea_popescu;what's this then lol -59783;1364139630;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -59782;1364139631;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00406127 / 0.00410987 / 0.0044444 (2418 shares, 9.94 BTC), 7D: 0.00320003 / 0.00435464 / 0.005598 (288838 shares, 1,257.79 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00544752 / 0.00638999 (1286528 shares, 7,008.39 BTC) -59781;1364139635;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -59780;1364139636;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 51.26732239 / 68.48072218 / 69.69362193 (24630 shares, 6,346.18 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -59779;1364139872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21992 @ 0.00066655 = 14.6588 BTC [-] -59778;1364139874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3919 @ 0.00066079 = 2.5896 BTC [-] -59777;1364139947;thestringpuller;Must be dividends paying week for the price to drop that low. -59776;1364139975;mircea_popescu;haha it is -59775;1364139982;mircea_popescu;friday. -59774;1364139983;Chaang-Noi;will there be dividends for dive this month? -59773;1364139991;Chaang-Noi;sice -59772;1364140004;Chaang-Noi;wow... s. dice -59771;1364140042;thestringpuller;no one will know until friday -59770;1364140046;thestringpuller;How MPOE bot faired -59769;1364140051;Chaang-Noi;are they neg now? -59768;1364140054;thestringpuller;I hope the bondholders have hedged their bet -59767;1364140427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3381 @ 0.00066079 = 2.2341 BTC [-] -59766;1364140429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10969 @ 0.00065768 = 7.2141 BTC [-] -59765;1364140492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 225 @ 0.00439999 = 0.99 BTC [+] -59764;1364141161;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157360.msg1667375#msg1667375 -59763;1364141163;mircea_popescu;lol poor tux. -59762;1364141274;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.825 BTC [-] -59761;1364141276;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.822 = 4.11 BTC [-] -59760;1364141333;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -59759;1364141882;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.52999999 BTC [-] -59758;1364141944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00066236 = 1.7884 BTC [+] -59757;1364142361;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.53 = 2.12 BTC [+] -59756;1364142633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2148 @ 0.004 = 8.592 BTC [-] -59755;1364143034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.004 = 40 BTC [-] -59754;1364144946;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 6 @ 0.009899 = 0.0594 BTC [+] -59753;1364144979;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0041 BTC [-] -59752;1364144982;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.00403 = 0.0605 BTC [-] -59751;1364144984;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 18 @ 0.00402 = 0.0724 BTC [-] -59750;1364145944;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.00402 = 0.0281 BTC [-] -59749;1364145946;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 149 @ 0.00402 = 0.599 BTC [-] -59748;1364146015;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 215 @ 0.000585 = 0.1258 BTC [-] -59747;1364146280;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.821 BTC [+] -59746;1364146333;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 20034 @ 0.0006 = 12.0204 BTC [+] -59745;1364146358;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.821 = 4.105 BTC [+] -59744;1364146360;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -59743;1364146362;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [-] -59742;1364146741;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.52 = 4.68 BTC [-] -59741;1364147041;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.74879999 = 2.9952 BTC [-] -59740;1364147092;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -59739;1364147094;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 14 seconds -59738;1364147097;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -59737;1364147100;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.7488 BTC [+] -59736;1364147104;gribble;Current Blocks: 227833 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1990 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 3 hours, 4 minutes, and 57 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7798057.04105 | Estimated Percent Change: 16.46146 -59735;1364147323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00067516 = 0.0675 BTC [+] -59734;1364147668;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -59733;1364147669;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.22001, Best ask: 69.89880, Bid-ask spread: 0.67879, Last trade: 69.15100, 24 hour volume: 53590.65591553, 24 hour low: 60.31012, 24 hour high: 70.80000, 24 hour vwap: 65.02820 -59732;1364147674;ThickAsThieves;nice -59731;1364147685;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 75 -59730;1364147689;gribble;There are currently 13727.664 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 1004783.82347 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0025 seconds -59729;1364147711;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 65 -59728;1364147711;gribble;There are currently 5320.6814 bitcoins demanded at or over 65.0 USD, worth 356090.217043 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.7412 seconds -59727;1364148361;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.7487 BTC [-] -59726;1364148362;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.7488 BTC [+] -59725;1364148421;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.53 = 1.06 BTC [+] -59724;1364148522;Diablo-D3;what the fuck -59723;1364148525;Diablo-D3;ANOTHER dividend -59722;1364148546;Diablo-D3;go asicminer go! -59721;1364148627;ThickAsThieves;probly the bonus one to fulfill their obligations -59720;1364148637;ThickAsThieves;that friedcat mentioned -59719;1364148661;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.53 BTC [+] -59718;1364148669;Diablo-D3;ahh -59717;1364148691;ThickAsThieves;then on Wed all shares will split divs -59716;1364148721;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.7487 BTC [-] -59715;1364148820;ThickAsThieves;it's funny sometimes Havelock shows - when it should be +, somehting to do with how matching orders don't get filled immediately there I bet -59714;1364148841;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.7488 BTC [+] -59713;1364149069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 731 @ 0.00065768 = 0.4808 BTC [-] -59712;1364149071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00065653 = 3.6766 BTC [-] -59711;1364149921;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.53 = 4.77 BTC [+] -59710;1364150183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5891 @ 0.00065652 = 3.8676 BTC [-] -59709;1364150184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5809 @ 0.00067509 = 3.9216 BTC [+] -59708;1364150856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8926 @ 0.00065583 = 5.8539 BTC [-] -59707;1364151272;TomServo;;;goxlag -59706;1364151273;gribble;88.704998 seconds -59705;1364151691;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1097 BTC [+] -59704;1364151927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0043999 = 2.2 BTC [+] -59703;1364151990;benkay;;;goxlag -59702;1364151991;gribble;0 seconds -59701;1364152142;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -59700;1364152144;gribble;Current Blocks: 227842 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1981 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 1 hour, 5 minutes, and 45 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8074724.41934 | Estimated Percent Change: 20.5934 -59699;1364152146;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -59698;1364152146;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 68.50001, Best ask: 68.51000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 68.51000, 24 hour volume: 52567.32160321, 24 hour low: 60.31012, 24 hour high: 70.80000, 24 hour vwap: 65.13060 -59697;1364152642;smickles;mircea_popescu: How's your NPD going today? -59696;1364152657;smickles;Have you been staying away from mirrors like the doc said to? -59695;1364152727;smickles;$depth dice -59694;1364152728;mpexbot;smickles: S.DICE Bids: ['2000 @ 0.004004', '352 @ 0.004', '1512 @ 0.0038512', '1000 @ 0.00385001', '1000 @ 0.00380002'] -59693;1364152729;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['4259 @ 0.00439999', '194974 @ 0.0044', '500 @ 0.00444437', '900 @ 0.0044444', '204 @ 0.00444442'] -59692;1364152781;jurov;nah, mirrors. he should rather forbid the girls to call him "master" -59691;1364152810;smickles;c'mon, that's just a healthy sexlive -59690;1364152814;smickles;*life -59689;1364152845;jurov;you do have healthy sex life, too? -59688;1364152862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.53 = 1.06 BTC [+] -59687;1364152921;smickles;yeah, but in another way. My wife's pregnant, so she's ready and willing most all the time -59686;1364152980;jurov;pregnant again? sry if i misunderstand your family situation -59685;1364153001;jurov;congrats in any case ;) -59684;1364153011;smickles;heh, the process takes a while. She's due mid may -59683;1364153025;smickles;thanks :) -59682;1364153041;jurov;ic... she has no clock buffers, so you have to wait :) -59681;1364153626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067508 = 3.3754 BTC [+] -59680;1364153627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8148 @ 0.00067509 = 5.5006 BTC [+] -59679;1364153635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00067969 = 0.8836 BTC [+] -59678;1364153637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 819 @ 0.0006797 = 0.5567 BTC [+] -59677;1364153650;jurov;S.MPOE, WAT UR DOIN -59676;1364153668;jurov;lol prolly i miss bowjob -59675;1364154387;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -59674;1364154389;gribble;Current Blocks: 227847 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1976 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 0 hours, 32 minutes, and 52 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7802484.10798 | Estimated Percent Change: 16.52758 -59673;1364154394;kakobrekla;blocks are raining -59672;1364154570;[\\\];secure the network they said -59671;1364154592;[\\\];asicminer div just got included in a block -59670;1364154918;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 3 @ 0.05191801 = 0.1558 BTC -59669;1364155019;smickles;;;calc 73/(1-.05191801) -59668;1364155020;gribble;76.997560095 -59667;1364155030;smickles;;;ticker -59666;1364155031;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 70.00000, Best ask: 70.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.70000, Last trade: 70.70000, 24 hour volume: 50443.42134716, 24 hour low: 60.31012, 24 hour high: 70.80000, 24 hour vwap: 65.36583 -59665;1364155265;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.75 = 5.25 BTC [-] -59664;1364155281;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 3 @ 0.05265701 = 0.158 BTC [+] -59663;1364155290;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.8 = 4.8 BTC [+] -59662;1364155436;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 44 @ 0.8 = 35.2 BTC [+] -59661;1364155520;[\\\];DeaDTerra, time to wake up and process ;) -59660;1364155643;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 3 @ 0.05265701 = 0.158 BTC [+] -59659;1364155741;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.516 BTC [-] -59658;1364155767;smickles;$depth dice -59657;1364155769;mpexbot;smickles: S.DICE Bids: ['2000 @ 0.004004', '352 @ 0.004', '1512 @ 0.0038512', '1000 @ 0.00385001', '1000 @ 0.00380002'] -59656;1364155769;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['4259 @ 0.00439999', '194974 @ 0.0044', '500 @ 0.00444437', '900 @ 0.0044444', '204 @ 0.00444442'] -59655;1364155792;smickles;quite a bit higher on havelock -59654;1364156003;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 2 @ 0.05090501 = 0.1018 BTC [-] -59653;1364156022;mjr_;has anyone seen rogue trader? -59652;1364156035;smickles;rogue trader? -59651;1364156077;smickles;"A rogue trader is an authorized employee making unauthorized trades on behalf of their employer." -59650;1364156214;mjr_;the movie with ewan mcgregor -59649;1364156222;mjr_;its an amazing trading movie -59648;1364156280;KRS1;market price on mt gox makes no sense to me..everything i know about markets tells me it should have been going down by now. i'm not an expert by anymeans however. -59647;1364156298;mjr_;what tells you it should be going down by now? -59646;1364156315;KRS1;maybe not go down..plateu? -59645;1364156326;mjr_;we are down from the high... -59644;1364156334;KRS1;barely -59643;1364156335;mjr_;decreased weekend volume means less liquidity -59642;1364156341;mjr_;higher spreads and more volatility -59641;1364156362;mjr_;we also had a big jump in difficulty -59640;1364156373;mjr_;that SHOULD tamp down on the supply flowing in -59639;1364156391;KRS1;which might raise it higer? -59638;1364156392;mjr_;think the miners were doing a block every 6-7 minutes -59637;1364156400;mjr_;that should go back to around 10 -59636;1364156408;mjr_;yes, lower supply from mining pools -59635;1364156429;mjr_;i'm just thinking out loud -59634;1364156455;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 2 @ 0.05469641 = 0.1094 BTC [+] -59633;1364156457;mjr_;i haven't really sold at all...but i have a price target that i want to hit by 2014 -59632;1364156461;KRS1;thanks ill take from that and try to grasp it -59631;1364156503;mjr_;in an efficient market, with a lot of liquidity, you would see the jump in difficulty priced in -59630;1364156507;mjr_;this aint a market like that -59629;1364156544;smickles;KRS1: take a look at the charts on http://blockchained.com/ for the affect of diff changes on price -59628;1364156551;mjr_;signals are all weird... -59627;1364156553;KRS1;ok -59626;1364156557;wao;mjr_: downloading rogue trader -59625;1364156557;mjr_;because of inefficiencies -59624;1364156566;mjr_;for example -59623;1364156569;KRS1;which point to high volitility but overall health -59622;1364156573;mjr_;5500 accounts waiting to open ongox -59621;1364156579;mjr_;they aint going there to sell i bet -59620;1364156605;mjr_;coinbase seems to be quite fucked in fulfilling demand -59619;1364156640;mjr_;none of these mean that it HAS to go up...any guy who wants to buy himself a nice car could drop the price signifigantly -59618;1364156660;KRS1;this is a great link thanks smickles -59617;1364156680;mjr_;speaking of which, anyone seen the 6 wheel mercedes g-wagon? -59616;1364156681;smickles;np -59615;1364156708;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 2 @ 0.05283951 = 0.1057 BTC [-] -59614;1364156736;mjr_;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z39jXZfCpf0 -59613;1364156868;mjr_;only a few military grade trucks could outperform you...and they wouldn't look as cool :) -59612;1364157073;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 2 @ 0.05197551 = 0.104 BTC [-] -59611;1364157127;smickles;jeez, that thing tears the fuck out of the land -59610;1364157242;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.7448 BTC [-] -59609;1364157301;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.7448 BTC [-] -59608;1364157305;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -59607;1364157308;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -59606;1364157309;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -59605;1364157312;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 57 @ 0.8 = 45.6 BTC [+] -59604;1364157436;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 2 @ 0.05197551 = 0.104 BTC [-] -59603;1364157797;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 2 @ 0.05419401 = 0.1084 BTC [+] -59602;1364157841;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.7448 = 9.6824 BTC [-] -59601;1364157906;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1ax8zi/say_what_you_want_but_technicals_work/ << funny -59600;1364157962;smickles;see my refutation using actual studies to back it up -59599;1364158045;mjr_;smickles: yeah, it is a beast of a truck -59598;1364158088;mjr_;and yeah, you can retrofit any theory to back up your chart patterns...at the beginning of a "head and shoulders" very few can successfully call the head and shoulders...you see it after it has happened -59597;1364158095;mjr_;i mean that guy not you by the way -59596;1364158160;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.05419401 BTC [+] -59595;1364158182;smickles;mjr_: where you around back when someone claimed to have spotted a head and shoulders int the btc/usd price a while ago? it became a small meme when someone else colored it like batman -59594;1364158209;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 48 @ 0.00384 = 0.1843 BTC [+] -59593;1364158211;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 31 @ 0.00384 = 0.119 BTC [+] -59592;1364158260;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.00385 = 0.385 BTC [+] -59591;1364158262;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 500 @ 0.00383 = 1.915 BTC [-] -59590;1364158281;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.8395 = 2.5185 BTC [+] -59589;1364158345;mjr_;haven't seen many head and shoulders but cup and handle has been going around a lot -59588;1364158348;mjr_;bear traps -59587;1364158349;mjr_;etc -59586;1364158382;mjr_;simple point is that just cuz it did that .5 seconds ago, means jack shit to what it does in the next .5 seconds...especially when you have such a small sample size -59585;1364158404;mjr_;how does a chart possibly tell me someone is going to unload a half a mill cuz they decided to buy a house -59584;1364158423;mjr_;only a handful of really big traders -59583;1364158431;mjr_;and they can move the price dollars up or down -59582;1364158451;mjr_;but not only is there volatility...its also volatility of volume and size -59581;1364158528;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.05418651 BTC [-] -59580;1364158558;ThickAsThieves;tiberius back in action? -59579;1364158581;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -59578;1364158582;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 70.59701, Best ask: 70.98000, Bid-ask spread: 0.38299, Last trade: 70.98000, 24 hour volume: 46477.06384271, 24 hour low: 60.37000, 24 hour high: 71.43825, 24 hour vwap: 66.26052 -59577;1364158584;ThickAsThieves;llestimate -59576;1364158587;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -59575;1364158588;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 7882079.03307 based on data since last change | 7826894.02138 based on data for last three days -59574;1364158621;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=56025.msg666745#msg666745 << this is one of them mjr_ -59573;1364158626;smickles;scary batman double top -59572;1364158643;smickles;at 4.5 -59571;1364158887;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.05401701 BTC [-] -59570;1364158903;mjr_;lol -59569;1364158908;mjr_;smickles: thanks -59568;1364158920;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.516 BTC [-] -59567;1364158926;mjr_;ThickAsThieves: those estimates won't mean anything till we get a bigger sample size -59566;1364158951;mjr_;smickles: here is something funny to watch though -59565;1364159005;ThickAsThieves;just checkin -59564;1364159067;thestringpuller;can someone buy me a steam game -59563;1364159164;mjr_;http://youtu.be/xWpOKWjFHNY?t=1m5s -59562;1364159183;mjr_;easy way to make a shit ton of money if you caught that bottom... -59561;1364159200;mjr_;especially if you were leveraged 5 to 1 on bitfinex -59560;1364159248;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.05401701 BTC [-] -59559;1364159271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00067563 = 0.8783 BTC [-] -59558;1364159273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4200 @ 0.00067564 = 2.8377 BTC [+] -59557;1364159274;thestringpuller;anyone? -59556;1364159316;ThickAsThieves;i can sell you a code for Bioshock Infinity & Crysis 3 -59555;1364159325;ThickAsThieves;(late response to smickles) -59554;1364159328;smickles;heh, mjr_ fun stuff -59553;1364159341;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -59552;1364159341;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 12 seconds ago: heh, mjr_ fun stuff -59551;1364159343;mjr_;this won't last -59550;1364159348;mjr_;but damn it is fun to watch -59549;1364159360;mjr_;bunch of people working on bringing more efficiency to the market -59548;1364159366;thestringpuller;ThickAsThieves: could you gift me Kerbel Space Program -59547;1364159377;mjr_;we'll be telling young kids in years about when it used to jump ten points -59546;1364159387;mjr_;from 55 to 65... -59545;1364159399;mjr_;they'll be like "it used to be 65???" -59544;1364159402;smickles;mjr_: also, i caught that. and it reminded me of the video of the guy who recorded the crash from 30 to 0 which was eventually rolled back due to it being caused by a hack -59543;1364159446;smickles;and i think bugpowder said he missed the bottom by .20 usd -59542;1364159511;ThickAsThieves;but how long was his fiat sitting there waiting for that lost opportunity -59541;1364159522;ThickAsThieves;maybe since btc was at $50? -59540;1364159556;smickles;ThickAsThieves: mine? or BP's? -59539;1364159561;ThickAsThieves;BP -59538;1364159573;smickles;dunno, I'd bet not long tho -59537;1364159582;tiberiusiv;cavirtex shares have almost doubled -59536;1364159587;ThickAsThieves;just addressing that things have to dip pretty damn low to be worth the risk of sitting on fiat -59535;1364159588;smickles;BP is a smart chap -59534;1364159609;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.05061551 BTC [-] -59533;1364159675;ThickAsThieves;yep VTX is on fire -59532;1364159712;tiberiusiv;well his IPO had a fair valuation imo $3mil market cap for entire company -59531;1364159732;tiberiusiv;guy wasnt being greedy -59530;1364159747;ThickAsThieves;maybe not, but still plenty risk there -59529;1364159758;tiberiusiv;how? -59528;1364159769;smickles;;;seen thestringpuller -59527;1364159769;gribble;thestringpuller was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 minutes and 42 seconds ago: ThickAsThieves: could you gift me Kerbel Space Program -59526;1364159792;tiberiusiv;unlike most other btc firms hes a fully incorporated company -59525;1364159816;ThickAsThieves;i'll skip to you telling me how there's not as much risk as one might think -59524;1364159867;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: cavirtex has better transparency then anything out there so far imo, his statements have to be audited by multiple 3rd parties -59523;1364159883;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.83945 = 1.6789 BTC [-] -59522;1364159894;ThickAsThieves;doesnt mean theyll turn a profit -59521;1364159900;tiberiusiv;they already do -59520;1364159907;tiberiusiv;and a major one at that -59519;1364159914;ThickAsThieves;they have 0 profit to date -59518;1364159926;tiberiusiv;look at his trade volume -59517;1364159931;tiberiusiv;and fee % -59516;1364159958;tiberiusiv;how do they have 0 profit when hes collecting 2-3% off of $150k a day? -59515;1364159971;mjr_;um... -59514;1364159975;mjr_;expenses? -59513;1364159981;mjr_;i don't know their profit -59512;1364159982;tiberiusiv;running a server? -59511;1364159992;mjr_;but that is how you would turn that revenue not into profit -59510;1364160002;mjr_;those 3rd party audits aren't free you know -59509;1364160009;mjr_;i have no clue about cavirtex -59508;1364160009;tiberiusiv;ca virtex traded $800k in the last week -59507;1364160013;mjr_;i own no shares -59506;1364160019;mjr_;and haven't looked into them -59505;1364160021;tiberiusiv;collecting at least 2% of that for themselves -59504;1364160028;mjr_;no clue -59503;1364160034;mjr_;but i'm sure they will do well -59502;1364160044;mjr_;i am just not interested in gaining on appreciation -59501;1364160047;tiberiusiv;nobody else cashes out as fast as they do so far in north america -59500;1364160050;mjr_;revenue streams only ATM -59499;1364160066;tiberiusiv;mjr_ dividends you mean -59498;1364160068;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.05003501 BTC [+] -59497;1364160070;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.05003501 BTC [-] -59496;1364160071;mjr_;yep -59495;1364160074;mjr_;the prob for my model -59494;1364160080;mjr_;is that if i believe in the company -59493;1364160080;tiberiusiv;mjr_ they will pay dividends out. -59492;1364160082;mjr_;i don't want to sell -59491;1364160089;ThickAsThieves;"To date all revenues have been used for business and website development, legal fees, computer hardware and marketing. All available capital is being used to grow the company and complete the business plan items." -59490;1364160092;mjr_;no...they have absolutely no promise of dividends -59489;1364160106;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: yes because volumes have increased only in the last 3months -59488;1364160109;ThickAsThieves;"In the case where VirtEx is bought out by another company or VirtEx pays a dividend to its shareholders, Bitcoin shareholders will get paid in Bitcoin at the Canadian dollar equivalent rate using the best market prices at the time" -59487;1364160119;mjr_;satoshi dice "we will pay 100% of profit as dividends" -59486;1364160130;tiberiusiv;yes because its an illegal gambling site. -59485;1364160133;mjr_;in the case that aliens land on earth... -59484;1364160136;tiberiusiv;of course it will have the highest payouts -59483;1364160143;mjr_;first off -59482;1364160149;ThickAsThieves;is it illegal? -59481;1364160149;mjr_;maybe illegal in america -59480;1364160154;mjr_;that aint the whole world -59479;1364160157;mjr_;second of all -59478;1364160160;tiberiusiv;satoshi dice has a 30% dividend yield for a reason -59477;1364160161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00067564 = 4.1214 BTC [+] -59476;1364160162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068174 = 3.4087 BTC [+] -59475;1364160170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3198 @ 0.00068175 = 2.1802 BTC [+] -59474;1364160170;tiberiusiv;it implies major risk of an event occuring -59473;1364160170;mjr_;that is only if bitcoins are regulated in gambling, which no one has said they are so far -59472;1364160179;mjr_;in ireland? -59471;1364160186;tiberiusiv;mjr: the market is saying satoshi dice is risky -59470;1364160192;mjr_;no -59469;1364160197;tiberiusiv;hence why it has a 30% dividend yield. -59468;1364160201;ThickAsThieves;by the market, do you mean mtgox? -59467;1364160203;ThickAsThieves;;) -59466;1364160207;mjr_;they are simply passing through most of THEIR profits to most of their stakeholders -59465;1364160215;tiberiusiv;yes and everyone would BID THEM UP -59464;1364160218;tiberiusiv;wanting those profits -59463;1364160220;mjr_;ie. the 87% of the company which they own -59462;1364160224;tiberiusiv;and the dividend yield would be in the single digits. -59461;1364160236;tiberiusiv;the reason its not is because satoshi dice has a huge event risk -59460;1364160237;ThickAsThieves;div is 0 this month -59459;1364160242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1 @ 0.00068175 BTC [+] -59458;1364160244;mjr_;eh -59457;1364160246;tiberiusiv;1) voorhees is in the US -59456;1364160252;mjr_;for now -59455;1364160256;mjr_;and that is a very small window -59454;1364160257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2 @ 0.00068175 = 0.0014 BTC [+] -59453;1364160258;tiberiusiv;2) hes also a memeber of the "cash in" service bitinstant -59452;1364160258;mjr_;of risk -59451;1364160266;mjr_;actually he is at coinapult -59450;1364160267;tiberiusiv;its not a small window -59449;1364160269;mjr_;but keep going -59448;1364160277;tiberiusiv;hes a member of bitinstant as well -59447;1364160299;tiberiusiv;mjr: i dont have to keep going, the market is indicating a 30% dividend for a reason, if it was safe the price of satoshi would be 2-3x what it is now. -59446;1364160311;tiberiusiv;because even a 10% annual dividend in BTC is alot -59445;1364160353;tiberiusiv;mjr_: second off it doesnt matter if satoshidice is in ireland, they have no gaming license to make them legal in ANY jurisdiction. -59444;1364160353;mjr_;well -59443;1364160359;mjr_;huh? -59442;1364160370;mjr_;under what license are you allowed to buy milk? -59441;1364160371;tiberiusiv;the gambling friendly regions require a license. -59440;1364160383;mjr_;unless there is legislation STOPPING you -59439;1364160386;tiberiusiv;the farmer is licensed to sell it to me -59438;1364160388;mjr_;it is implicityly legal -59437;1364160392;tiberiusiv;wrong -59436;1364160396;mjr_;and ireland doesn't have that -59435;1364160399;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 10 @ 0.05003501 = 0.5004 BTC [-] -59434;1364160402;mjr_;which is why all the other gambling sites are there too -59433;1364160408;tiberiusiv;no they arent -59432;1364160411;mjr_;ie. dollar online poker -59431;1364160414;tiberiusiv;they are on small islands fully licensed -59430;1364160418;tiberiusiv;like winpoker for example -59429;1364160441;tiberiusiv;gaming jurisdictions provide licenses to firms -59428;1364160461;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.05003501 BTC [+] -59427;1364160462;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.05003501 BTC [-] -59426;1364160506;tiberiusiv;http://www.justice.ie/en/JELR/Casino%20%28Eng%29%20for%20Web.pdf/Files/Casino%20%28Eng%29%20for%20Web.pdf -59425;1364160516;tiberiusiv;gaming is 100% regulated in ireland. requiring licenses -59424;1364160519;tiberiusiv;of which satoshidice has none -59423;1364160523;ThickAsThieves;would be nice to see some development or promotion for sdice again -59422;1364160530;mjr_;well, that is happening -59421;1364160534;mjr_;i trust -59420;1364160540;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.516 = 2.064 BTC [-] -59419;1364160581;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: imo if their wasnt so much uncertainty with sdice its price would be 2-3x higher -59418;1364160581;mjr_;i have a lot of faith in the long term prospects of that company -59417;1364160594;tiberiusiv;the bigger they get the larger the target on them -59416;1364160598;mjr_;you don't get half of the volume by not being popular -59415;1364160601;tiberiusiv;especially when key executives are inside the US. -59414;1364160612;tiberiusiv;breaking numerous US laws in the process -59413;1364160613;mjr_;which they won't be for even 4 weeks -59412;1364160615;mjr_;i believe -59411;1364160629;mjr_;not sure the exact time frame -59410;1364160633;mjr_;but i think it is already well known -59409;1364160637;tiberiusiv;voorhees should have never been a memeber of the cash in service as well -59408;1364160640;mjr_;that they will not be here very much longer -59407;1364160650;tiberiusiv;because as far as US authorities are concerned, he is selling casino chips -59406;1364160663;mjr_;thats nice -59405;1364160676;mjr_;they have done at this point...oh yeah nothing -59404;1364160685;tiberiusiv;becuase it was small. -59403;1364160689;mjr_;ok... -59402;1364160691;tiberiusiv;nobody knew about it -59401;1364160692;mjr_;and they won't be here -59400;1364160694;mjr_;so... -59399;1364160697;mjr_;no servers in us -59398;1364160700;mjr_;no employees in us -59397;1364160702;tiberiusiv;it doesnt matter his name is everywhere and he is a US citizen -59396;1364160704;mjr_;but the us will... -59395;1364160715;tiberiusiv;and he has no gaming license in any jurisdiction even ireland -59394;1364160726;mjr_;so you are now worried about ireland stepping in -59393;1364160737;mjr_;i'll take my chances i suppose -59392;1364160740;benkay;the us can -59391;1364160742;tiberiusiv;if satoshi dice was double in price the dividend yield would be 15% -59390;1364160744;mjr_;different risk profiles and we can leave it at that -59389;1364160744;benkay;freeze your fiat-denominated assets -59388;1364160746;tiberiusiv;which is still VERY high -59387;1364160750;benkay;take your property -59386;1364160754;benkay;and lock you in a room -59385;1364160758;mjr_;um...there are no fiat denominated assets -59384;1364160765;mjr_;all of s.dice is in btc -59383;1364160780;benkay;not necessarily true of the humans behind it -59382;1364160780;mjr_;expenses paid in btc -59381;1364160791;tiberiusiv;operating an illegal casino is still a massive fine/punishment even in ireland. -59380;1364160792;mjr_;hold on... -59379;1364160795;tiberiusiv;please read the laws before you spout BS -59378;1364160809;benkay;usg doesn't care about laws or your mythical currencies -59377;1364160811;tiberiusiv;ireland is a member of the EU -59376;1364160823;benkay;they just lock you up and make an example of you -59375;1364160824;tiberiusiv;its not the wildwest like carribean islands -59374;1364160824;mjr_;again, that's nice -59373;1364160830;tiberiusiv;exactly -59372;1364160831;mjr_;lock up the server? -59371;1364160838;tiberiusiv;you are cashing chips for a casino -59370;1364160838;benkay;nope, the humans who can log into the server. -59369;1364160840;mjr_;remember...only the server is in ireland -59368;1364160849;mjr_;there is nothing in the US to lock up -59367;1364160850;tiberiusiv;lock up the people operating it -59366;1364160851;smickles;< tiberiusiv> yes because its an illegal gambling site. <<< iirc, it's a legal irish gaming company -59365;1364160853;benkay;not even humans? -59364;1364160859;mjr_;nope -59363;1364160862;mjr_;just a server -59362;1364160863;tiberiusiv;mjr: the US government can seize the server in ireland. -59361;1364160868;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.05144351 BTC [+] -59360;1364160870;mjr_;hold on wait -59359;1364160870;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.05144351 BTC [+] -59358;1364160878;benkay;and any stockholder they can track down they can arguably nail to the wall -59357;1364160879;mjr_;we have jurisdiction to seize irish property now? -59356;1364160882;tiberiusiv;the same way they took megaupload -59355;1364160888;benkay;"jurisdiction" -59354;1364160888;mjr_;yeah -59353;1364160890;benkay;lol -59352;1364160892;tiberiusiv;smickles: they are licensed in ireland? -59351;1364160893;mjr_;kim dotcom is so screwed right now -59350;1364160898;mjr_;i hate getting off scott free -59349;1364160905;tiberiusiv;mjr: European union has agreements with the US. -59348;1364160907;mjr_;and having lots of money -59347;1364160918;mjr_;julian assange...free -59346;1364160919;tiberiusiv;mjr: the business was shutdown -59345;1364160923;tiberiusiv;thats what matters he still lost tens of millions -59344;1364160924;mjr_;kim dotcom...free -59343;1364160929;mjr_;pirate bay...freee -59342;1364160935;mjr_;hmmm who's been locked up -59341;1364160938;tiberiusiv;mjr: his assets werent unfrozen, and he losts tens of millions -59340;1364160946;mjr_;his assets are in bitcoins -59339;1364160951;tiberiusiv;being a prisoner in a embassy is being free? -59338;1364160955;mjr_;iirc you can't freeze a bitcoin account -59337;1364160957;tiberiusiv;the point is satoshi dice stock can collapse to 0 in 1 day -59336;1364160973;mjr_;i disagree -59335;1364160973;tiberiusiv;but you can shut the business down -59334;1364160980;mjr_;i don't think you can -59333;1364160981;tiberiusiv;collapsing YOUR equity -59332;1364160984;mjr_;there are hosts all over the world -59331;1364160989;mjr_;and its just a server -59330;1364160990;tiberiusiv;the market doesnt. -59329;1364160995;tiberiusiv;hence the high dividend yield -59328;1364161009;tiberiusiv;high dividend yield = uncertainty about future profits -59327;1364161016;mjr_;ok, to clarify...i think that the risk that the tin foil hat wearers see is overblwon -59326;1364161025;mjr_;hence making this stock extremely undervalued -59325;1364161030;smickles;tiberiusiv: ireland requires a license to play games? -59324;1364161050;mjr_;now obviously, the drones are just one step away right tiberiusiv? -59323;1364161054;smickles;a game of monopoly must fucking suck to get started -59322;1364161062;tiberiusiv;smickles: all legal gaming jurisdictions require the provider to obtain gaming licenses -59321;1364161085;mjr_;tiberiusiv: and what does it require to let me download music for free? who licenses that? -59320;1364161092;tiberiusiv;smickles: BTC can be defined as equivalent to casino chips. -59319;1364161097;mjr_;the govt is not all powerful you know -59318;1364161110;tiberiusiv;it would take less then 30seconds to prove BTC are exchangable for fiat -59317;1364161120;smickles;tiberiusiv: you mean gambling, right? from what i've read, the lawyers over there see playing satoshi dice with bitcoin as a game, not gambling -59316;1364161121;tiberiusiv;mjr: well you are breaking the law anonymously -59315;1364161128;tiberiusiv;satoshidice is breaking many laws with its owners publicly exposed -59314;1364161130;mjr_;i find it hilarious, that the same people who usually decry the inefficiences of govt then when convenient say that they can literally do anything they put their mind to -59313;1364161134;tiberiusiv;big difference. -59312;1364161154;tiberiusiv;smickesL: you dont understand terminology do you? gaming = gambling in what i am referencing... -59311;1364161171;tiberiusiv;mjr: if satoshidice future was more certain, the price would reflect it, it doesnt. -59310;1364161172;mjr_;they can't run healthcare...but they could prob insert a chip into every american -59309;1364161177;mjr_;i agree -59308;1364161184;mjr_;tiberiusiv: i totally agree -59307;1364161199;smickles;tiberiusiv: yeah, but they see the difference between gambling and playing poker with zynga credits -59306;1364161210;mjr_;the point of investing, iirc, is to try to play on inefficiences, if everyone knew what it was worth...it owuldn't make sense to buy it for more -59305;1364161215;mjr_;and the price would be frozen -59304;1364161223;tiberiusiv;zynga credits arent easily convertible -59303;1364161224;smickles;and they see playing sd with bitcoin in the category of zynga poker with zynga credits -59302;1364161243;tiberiusiv;mjr: not true, when you buy on the secondary market someone is betting against you by selling to you. -59301;1364161254;smickles;last i knew, zynga didn't need to comply with gambling laws -59300;1364161254;mjr_;yes, and the market proves us right or wrong -59299;1364161260;tiberiusiv;you only truely "invest" by buying on primary market ie an ipo to raise capital for a firm -59298;1364161266;mjr_;which i did -59297;1364161274;mjr_;i have bought on secondary and primary market -59296;1364161280;mjr_;for sdice -59295;1364161293;tiberiusiv;smickes: bitcoin is not in the category of zynga credits. -59294;1364161308;mjr_;tiberiusiv: per what irish ruling? -59293;1364161309;tiberiusiv;zynga credits cannot be cashed in and out for dollars -59292;1364161311;smickles;tiberiusiv: the ECB seemd to think it was -59291;1364161323;tiberiusiv;mjr: probably if satoshidice obtains a real gaming license the price will double or tripple -59290;1364161338;mjr_;tiberiusiv: that is the point -59289;1364161353;mjr_;tiberiusiv: similar to investing in med company hoping for drug approval -59288;1364161369;mjr_;tiberiusiv: or new product lines which are as yet unknown -59287;1364161370;tiberiusiv;mjr_: ireland has GAMBLING licenses that you need. -59286;1364161411;mjr_;tiberiusiv: i think we are on the same page...they are cheap now, but i expect them to become expensive -59285;1364161420;mjr_;tiberiusiv: so i buy them now...instead of when they are expensive -59284;1364161423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6188 @ 0.00066482 = 4.1139 BTC [-] -59283;1364161424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00065585 = 0.8526 BTC [-] -59282;1364161425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4712 @ 0.00065584 = 3.0903 BTC [-] -59281;1364161425;mjr_;tiberiusiv: taking on risk -59280;1364161432;tiberiusiv;i dont -59279;1364161433;mjr_;tiberiusiv: in exchange for higher return -59278;1364161434;smickles;i think they launched in ireland because, if in the future what they are doing is legally considered gambling, they can get a license -59277;1364161453;smickles;currently, legally, from what their lawyers think, it's not gambling -59276;1364161464;tiberiusiv;as long as satoshidice managers are openly operating an illegal casino while having a cashin service in the United states, and a presence in the united states satoshidice is not cheap -59275;1364161487;tiberiusiv;they should have stayed anonymous. -59274;1364161494;mjr_;tiberiusiv: AWESOME! that means in less than four weeks their price should skyrocket -59273;1364161497;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00401 BTC [-] -59272;1364161499;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 61 @ 0.004 = 0.244 BTC [-] -59271;1364161524;mjr_;tiberiusiv: since as i've said...their won't be anybody in the US -59270;1364161531;tiberiusiv;satoshidice would have been 2-3x imo if the managers stayed fully anonymous -59269;1364161542;tiberiusiv;it wont matter. -59268;1364161548;mjr_;lol ok -59267;1364161552;mjr_;i was going off your points -59266;1364161563;tiberiusiv;the operators are known to authorities at this point -59265;1364161573;tiberiusiv;especially since they openly bragged about the profits a few months ago too -59264;1364161573;mjr_; as long as satoshidice managers are openly operating an illegal casino while having a cashin service in the United states, and a presence in the united states satoshidice is not cheap -59263;1364161595;tiberiusiv;mjr: the cashin service is not leaving. -59262;1364161603;mjr_;and they will not be a part of that -59261;1364161604;tiberiusiv;80%+ of satoshidice players are US residents -59260;1364161608;mjr_;from what i understand they aren't now -59259;1364161616;mjr_;and who cares about the players again? -59258;1364161633;mjr_;they can't shut down people playing, we already established that -59257;1364161634;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.05303651 BTC [+] -59256;1364161638;tiberiusiv;the point is voorhees is operating the "cashier" and the gaming table with his NAME on it. -59255;1364161638;mjr_;it uses the blockchain -59254;1364161643;mjr_;if they could bitcoin is done anyway -59253;1364161652;mjr_;hmmm...check out bitinstant -59252;1364161674;tiberiusiv;bitinstant allows some american to walk into walmart and fund his sdice -59251;1364161697;mjr_;ok -59250;1364161699;tiberiusiv;Erik Voorhees' Experience -59249;1364161699;tiberiusiv;Director of Marketing and Communications -59248;1364161699;tiberiusiv;BitInstant -59247;1364161704;mjr_;so shut down walmart? -59246;1364161708;mjr_;he does marketing -59245;1364161708;tiberiusiv;his name is on BOTH sdice and the cash in service. -59244;1364161716;tiberiusiv;it doesnt matter hes asking for trouble -59243;1364161721;tiberiusiv;especially in the united states -59242;1364161727;mjr_;whatever -59241;1364161731;mjr_;i'm tired of this -59240;1364161736;mjr_;i'll bet on them -59239;1364161738;mjr_;you bet against -59238;1364161741;tiberiusiv;and the market price of sdice reflects those concerns -59237;1364161743;mjr_;i would even lend you my shares to short -59236;1364161757;mjr_;so i could make more money off FUD -59235;1364161768;tiberiusiv;we will see in 6months -59234;1364161778;mjr_;yes we will -59233;1364161807;tiberiusiv;and your comment about kim dotcom, sure hes free but his business is destroyed. -59232;1364161807;mjr_;i would love the price to fall a bit more -59231;1364161817;mjr_;yeah, mega is done for sure -59230;1364161826;tiberiusiv;so equity value is 0. -59229;1364161826;mjr_;oh wait... -59228;1364161834;mjr_;megaupload is done -59227;1364161837;mjr_;mega just started -59226;1364161839;ThickAsThieves;what happened to Mega? -59225;1364161841;mjr_;can't keep a good man down i guess -59224;1364161849;tiberiusiv;hell never repeat -59223;1364161853;mjr_;especially in NZ or anywhere else in the world -59222;1364161855;mjr_;if you say so -59221;1364161871;mjr_;change your nick to doom_and_gloom_FUD -59220;1364161876;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.107 BTC [-] -59219;1364161878;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1052 BTC [-] -59218;1364161881;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1051 BTC [-] -59217;1364161883;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1051 BTC [-] -59216;1364161886;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -59215;1364161886;mjr_;if you remember what warren buffet said... -59214;1364161888;tiberiusiv;no im being realistic in a world dominated by government. -59213;1364161888;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.102 = 0.204 BTC [-] -59212;1364161893;mjr_;what should i do when people are being fearful? -59211;1364161897;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.101 = 0.404 BTC [-] -59210;1364161899;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.100001 = 0.3 BTC [-] -59209;1364161905;mjr_;lol maybe your world is...in my experience -59208;1364161914;mjr_;there are cayman accounts...swiss accounts... -59207;1364161919;mjr_;money laundering -59206;1364161923;mjr_;drug trafficking -59205;1364161926;mjr_;IP theft -59204;1364161928;tiberiusiv;all of them report to US. -59203;1364161932;mjr_;and they do nothing about them -59202;1364161941;tiberiusiv;yes they do -59201;1364161944;mjr_;they can't stop a guy smoking a joint or downloading a song -59200;1364161962;tiberiusiv;nope but they can take down the source -59199;1364161966;tiberiusiv;which has precedent -59198;1364161966;mjr_;yep -59197;1364161974;mjr_;no more columbian coke in US for sure -59196;1364161978;mjr_;they took it out at the source -59195;1364161982;tiberiusiv;theres a reason americans cant open foreign bank accounts -59194;1364161986;tiberiusiv;they did take out the source. -59193;1364161987;mjr_;and that is a physical substance -59192;1364161991;mjr_;yes we can -59191;1364161994;smickles;oh shit -59190;1364161995;tiberiusiv;the original cartel operators from 15 years ago are all dead -59189;1364161996;mjr_;open foreign bank accounts -59188;1364162003;tiberiusiv;go try -59187;1364162003;mjr_;and yet coke is still here -59186;1364162005;mjr_;as is weed -59185;1364162006;smickles;how did i pull off opening a foreign bank account? -59184;1364162008;smickles;!!?? -59183;1364162017;ThickAsThieves;arrest him! -59182;1364162018;mjr_;lol you are ridiculously trolling now -59181;1364162021;tiberiusiv;mjr: from another cartel opening up -59180;1364162027;mjr_;exactly -59179;1364162029;jurov;we are betting that they can't take down all sources for everything. too expensive and ineffective -59178;1364162032;mjr_;the source can't be shut down -59177;1364162033;tiberiusiv;mjr: the coke cartels from 15-20 years ago are all DEAD. -59176;1364162041;jurov;soviets tried that, filed and bankrupted in the end -59175;1364162044;mjr_;and yet the market found a way to bring what was requested -59174;1364162049;tiberiusiv;satoshi can be taken down, and a new one will take its place i agree -59173;1364162056;tiberiusiv;but shareholders of the first will be at 0. -59172;1364162062;mjr_;i doubt that -59171;1364162066;smickles;tiberiusiv: why do you think americans can't open forign bank accounts? -59170;1364162068;mjr_;but again, that is why i risk my capital -59169;1364162079;mjr_;smickles: it's gotta be a troll -59168;1364162090;tiberiusiv;smickles: majority of banks in the world do not want the regulatory headache of dealing with US citizens. -59167;1364162096;mjr_;everyone everywhere knows that we open bank accounts all across the world -59166;1364162101;tiberiusiv;smickles: please read the laws over the last few years -59165;1364162110;tiberiusiv;they changed alot -59164;1364162113;jurov;tiberiusiv: what prevents evoorhees selling satoshidice to someone anon in the worst case? -59163;1364162122;smickles;ThickAsThieves: you conclusion does not follow from your premises -59162;1364162123;mjr_;tiberiusiv: so wait...since those banks CHOOSE not to deal with headaches...we are not legally able to open an account? -59161;1364162127;smickles;er -59160;1364162129;smickles;tiberiusiv: -59159;1364162129;tiberiusiv;jurov: nothing. -59158;1364162135;smickles;sry ThickAsThieves -59157;1364162143;ThickAsThieves;np -59156;1364162151;ThickAsThieves;you're still under arrest dont worry -59155;1364162163;smickles;tiberiusiv: i opend a french and a UK bank account just a month ago -59154;1364162166;mjr_;it's obvious that the one whose fallacious assumptions is not ThickAsThieves -59153;1364162169;smickles;easy as pie -59152;1364162193;tiberiusiv;smickles: at major banks who comply with US reporting requirements. -59151;1364162217;smickles;tiberiusiv: so you admit your conclusion was just plain wrong then? -59150;1364162219;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.004 = 0.4 BTC [+] -59149;1364162219;tiberiusiv;jurov: my point was, the market is indicating a unnaturally high risk factor for sdice going forward. -59148;1364162221;mjr_;tiberiusiv: it's easy, at the end of the day, to say why things won't work...it only costs you your time on this forum (probably largely offset by the enjoyment you get from trolling), but it's a lot harder to do things that do work -59147;1364162227;smickles;"americans can't open forign bank accounts" -59146;1364162251;ThickAsThieves;he forget to say a % -59145;1364162252;tiberiusiv;jurov: evidenced by the 30% yield -59144;1364162259;mjr_;lol... -59143;1364162261;ThickAsThieves;drink! -59142;1364162264;mjr_;tiberiusiv: that is not a great return -59141;1364162268;mjr_;for this economy -59140;1364162275;mjr_;i have dollars lent out at almost 300% -59139;1364162281;tiberiusiv;30% yield on a deflationary asset isnt? -59138;1364162287;jurov;yea that is whole economy problem, not just satoshidice -59137;1364162287;mjr_;bitcoin alone would yield more -59136;1364162292;tiberiusiv;your dollars did not gain 10x. -59135;1364162304;tiberiusiv;satoshi dice dividend has been over 300% in real terms. -59134;1364162309;mjr_;um...if you got in at 17 they gained around 5-6X -59133;1364162319;tiberiusiv;yes exactly. -59132;1364162335;tiberiusiv;if you bought satoshi dice the value of your dividends is in real terms is over 300% -59131;1364162344;tiberiusiv;so how is a 30% yield of BITCOINs not high? -59130;1364162351;jurov;imho much bigger factor than fear of regulation is trust problem -59129;1364162358;ThickAsThieves;why am i not high -59128;1364162359;mjr_;ok it is a good return, and i've been quite happy -59127;1364162378;mjr_;but i do not conflate the returns of bitcoins with the returns of sdice -59126;1364162389;tiberiusiv;mjr: the point is its HIGH for a reason, if it was such a A+ asset, much more people would be willing to pay a higher price for it -59125;1364162391;mjr_;most of those super high returns i would have realized without bitcoins -59124;1364162402;mjr_;dude: limited market information -59123;1364162403;tiberiusiv;thereby bringing down the dividend yield(of which you have no clue how it works) -59122;1364162409;mjr_;yes i do -59121;1364162416;mjr_;i know a lot better than you it would seem -59120;1364162425;mjr_;are you saying that "bitcoin subsidizes satoshi dice?" -59119;1364162426;tiberiusiv;30% return in a deflationary currency like bitcoin is massive -59118;1364162428;mjr_;no -59117;1364162432;mjr_;their return is 30% -59116;1364162446;mjr_;if i hold bitcoins...i get the return on increase in value of bitcoin -59115;1364162453;mjr_;so you cannot conflate the two -59114;1364162462;tiberiusiv;yes you can. -59113;1364162470;tiberiusiv;bitcoins are scarce. -59112;1364162480;tiberiusiv;30% yield on a SCARCE asset -59111;1364162483;mjr_;tiberiusiv: so do american stocks take into account the american dollar when the yreport dividends? -59110;1364162485;tiberiusiv;is massive -59109;1364162487;mjr_;no -59108;1364162494;tiberiusiv;mjr: absolutely dollar matters -59107;1364162500;mjr_;because when evaluating investment opportunities -59106;1364162508;mjr_;you cannot say the entire economy behind this asset -59105;1364162517;mjr_;is specific to this asset -59104;1364162519;tiberiusiv;what are you talking about? -59103;1364162520;mjr_;for exapmle -59102;1364162524;mjr_;i could invest in mpoe -59101;1364162528;tiberiusiv;bitcoins are hard to get -59100;1364162529;mjr_;and get dividends there -59099;1364162532;mjr_;or mining bonds -59098;1364162541;mjr_;so...i have optoins in my investment choice -59097;1364162541;tiberiusiv;someone paying me 30% a year in income on my capital -59096;1364162542;jurov;duuude we're going in circles. just put your bitcoins where your mouth is.. i can provide some s.dice to shorting, too -59095;1364162546;tiberiusiv;is massive -59094;1364162552;mjr_;lol exactly -59093;1364162559;jurov;unless you fear jail cuz unlicensed securities trading -59092;1364162560;mjr_;what backs this opinion other than hot air? -59091;1364162563;mjr_;0 skin in the game -59090;1364162577;ThickAsThieves;so tiberius, does this mean you think sdice is a sound investment? -59089;1364162578;benkay;who got dat skin -59088;1364162579;mjr_;opinions are like assholes -59087;1364162579;tiberiusiv;mjr i hold sdice shares -59086;1364162588;benkay;where da skin at? -59085;1364162588;tiberiusiv;i dont fall in love with a stock like you do -59084;1364162589;mjr_;that is so irrational -59083;1364162593;mjr_;you should sell now -59082;1364162596;tiberiusiv;thick: its risky -59081;1364162599;mjr_;i'm not in love with it -59080;1364162608;tiberiusiv;thicky: people that tend to be married to a stock usually get wiped out -59079;1364162608;mjr_;its not by any stretch my best performer -59078;1364162620;ThickAsThieves;is it too risky? -59077;1364162630;tiberiusiv;thick: i wouldnt put large $ into it. -59076;1364162640;mjr_;tiberiusiv: the point is that management is prob the deciding factor in bitcoin ventures -59075;1364162641;ThickAsThieves;so what DO you invest in? -59074;1364162662;tiberiusiv;thick: well the other btc business's like mpex are more viable then sdice IMO -59073;1364162677;jurov;tiberiusiv, really? if bitcoin isn't game currency -59072;1364162682;mjr_;that is why you diversify -59071;1364162693;jurov;then mpex = unregulated securities trader -59070;1364162695;ThickAsThieves;so mpoe is safest you mean? -59069;1364162703;tiberiusiv;thick: if you go on the bitcoin talk forums there is already threads sprouting up of people whining over their gambling losses. -59068;1364162714;ThickAsThieves;how is that relevant -59067;1364162719;jurov;and that's equally as bas as unregulated gambling -59066;1364162725;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: nothing stopping some angry upset satoshidice customer tipping off the feds too -59065;1364162728;mjr_;ThickAsThieves: just another non sequitur -59064;1364162737;ThickAsThieves;lol -59063;1364162742;ThickAsThieves;tipping of the feds?! -59062;1364162743;mjr_;LOL tipping them off? i thjought they had the swat team ready -59061;1364162745;ThickAsThieves;off -59060;1364162755;mjr_;you men they don't know yet? -59059;1364162756;tiberiusiv;it happens more often then you think -59058;1364162758;mjr_;buy buy buy -59057;1364162767;ThickAsThieves;sell! -59056;1364162770;ThickAsThieves;drink! -59055;1364162788;mjr_;i was under the assumption this whole conversation that the feds were aware of satoshi dice -59054;1364162792;tiberiusiv;jurov: the probability of mpex being around in a few years time is much higher then satoshidice, hence the lower risk profile -59053;1364162797;mjr_;thank god no one has ever thought to tell the fbi about them -59052;1364162814;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.05 = 0.15 BTC [+] -59051;1364162837;jurov;tiberiusiv how so? -59050;1364162863;tiberiusiv;jurov if you need that explained to you i dont know what to say. -59049;1364162865;mjr_;guys, such a stupid point -59048;1364162871;jurov;if btc is subject to regulation they are both equally illegal -59047;1364162875;mjr_;the exchange they trade on...which is the most restrictive -59046;1364162880;mjr_;thought they were a good investment -59045;1364162891;mjr_;but if they fail miserably...the exchange would still be fine... -59044;1364162899;ThickAsThieves;this is all stupid -59043;1364162907;ThickAsThieves;the closest thing we have to regulation concern -59042;1364162910;tiberiusiv;mpex income is not based on sdice mjr -59041;1364162912;ThickAsThieves;is with fiat exchange points -59040;1364162927;mjr_;ok...so if 33% of the stocks traded on nyse left tomorrow -59039;1364162930;tiberiusiv;mpex cash cow is the options trading -59038;1364162930;mjr_;nyse would be just fine -59037;1364162938;jurov;no tiberiusiv's argument seems that usg inevitably cracks doen on sdice cuz illegal gambling -59036;1364162938;mjr_;tiberiusiv: obviously -59035;1364162940;tiberiusiv;sdice can leave mpex with 0 impact -59034;1364162959;jurov;and i'm asking, if illegal gambling, why not illegal securities exchange, too? -59033;1364162962;mjr_;i don't know about 0 -59032;1364162965;tiberiusiv;jurov: they will crack down becuase the owners are bragging about profits, residing in the US, and running both the cashier + gaming table. -59031;1364162966;ThickAsThieves;but i thought i was sposed to by mpoe, not sdice -59030;1364162968;mjr_;but i think both mpex and sdice survive -59029;1364162972;ThickAsThieves;this is so confusing! -59028;1364162976;jurov;and mircea isn't bragging? -59027;1364162986;jurov;lol -59026;1364162989;mjr_;tiberiusiv: most casinos run the gaming table and the cashier -59025;1364163002;tiberiusiv;and they have permission to operate. -59024;1364163006;tiberiusiv;sdice has none of that -59023;1364163012;mjr_;and they don't operate here -59022;1364163019;mjr_;so...non issue? -59021;1364163036;ThickAsThieves;you dont have permission to buy mpex -59020;1364163039;tiberiusiv;voorhees is a US resident operating a US based cashier service that allows US residents to gamble on an illegal site -59019;1364163046;tiberiusiv;what cant you comprehend? -59018;1364163049;mjr_;operating is a strong word -59017;1364163052;ThickAsThieves;thats a jump -59016;1364163063;mjr_;tiberiusiv: i work at a broker dealer...am i operating a broker dealer? -59015;1364163071;tiberiusiv;the market is always right. -59014;1364163078;mjr_;or are the people who OWN the broker dealer operating it -59013;1364163081;ThickAsThieves;tiberius is always right -59012;1364163081;mjr_;HUGE difference -59011;1364163081;tiberiusiv;and its definately indicating concerns -59010;1364163084;mjr_;lol -59009;1364163109;tiberiusiv;anyways we will see -59008;1364163120;mjr_;the point is this... tiberiusiv constantly casts doubt about things, but usually has logical flaws that are obvious...when confronted, he finds other doubts...also flawed -59007;1364163140;ThickAsThieves;its the troll shuffle -59006;1364163141;mjr_;there is no one who OWNS bitinstant who also OWNS SDICE -59005;1364163142;smickles;< tiberiusiv> what cant you comprehend? << i think they feel you are misrepresenting what is happening -59004;1364163143;tiberiusiv;if i was wrong, sdice would be 2-3x higher and still offering a great return -59003;1364163144;mjr_;that we know -59002;1364163154;mjr_;oh no -59001;1364163167;mjr_;i think your FUD and others ignorance will keep it trading low for quite a whiloe -59000;1364163174;tiberiusiv;notice how the dividend yields of the other bitcoin based business's are nowhere near sdice? -58999;1364163176;mjr_;till good news sstarts coming out -58998;1364163180;jurov;tiberiusiv, can't it be just people cashing out of btc generally? all mpex assets went down recently -58997;1364163181;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.52 BTC [+] -58996;1364163190;mjr_;yes...not to mention... -58995;1364163201;mjr_;you have to realize that some people have not made money on SDICE -58994;1364163204;tiberiusiv;jurov: yes but mpex is valued higher then sdice with lower profits... -58993;1364163209;mjr_;it has plunged from 75 to like 40 -58992;1364163215;ThickAsThieves;there so many places to buy sdice, all you need to do is arb yourself down to market value -58991;1364163218;mjr_;and dividends in feb where not the best -58990;1364163232;mjr_;march divs will prob be non-existent -58989;1364163240;mjr_;so short term investors got out -58988;1364163246;tiberiusiv;in theory sdice should be the most valuable BTC company at the moment -58987;1364163265;mjr_;those who appreciate the fact that anyone with that much market share and that great profit margin CAN"T be that cheap -58986;1364163290;mjr_;and who see your FUD for what it is...know that this is a bargain -58985;1364163301;kakobrekla;tiberiusiv the value of the company is not measured in dividends -58984;1364163305;mjr_;similar to buying bitcoins at $3 -58983;1364163307;smickles;tiberiusiv: you know voorhees isn't even the largest shareholder of SD, right? i think he owns significantly less than half -58982;1364163326;mjr_;he also isn't an owner of bitinstant -58981;1364163328;tiberiusiv;smickles: great. hes a major player with his name everywhere.. -58980;1364163330;mjr_;from what i've read -58979;1364163337;tiberiusiv;it means nothing mjr -58978;1364163352;mjr_;lol: the "major player" herein referred to as the party of the first -58977;1364163353;mjr_;lol -58976;1364163356;tiberiusiv;kakobrekla: dividend yield signals many things -58975;1364163366;kakobrekla;dividends means shit -58974;1364163370;kakobrekla;got it? -58973;1364163380;tiberiusiv;you purchase a stock for its future income. -58972;1364163383;mjr_;yes -58971;1364163391;mjr_;dividends are not the most important... -58970;1364163402;mjr_;look at march...0 dividends -58969;1364163411;ThickAsThieves;obv more than one thing factors in -58968;1364163412;kakobrekla;tiberiusiv you have lots to learn -58967;1364163419;tiberiusiv;kako: no i dont -58966;1364163427;mjr_;by your logic...with a 0% return on investment...it must be the best deal ever -58965;1364163430;kakobrekla;yeah you do :) -58964;1364163431;ThickAsThieves;tib just keeps pointing out the one thing no one is mentioniong at the moment -58963;1364163436;ThickAsThieves;and shifts the conv there -58962;1364163437;tiberiusiv;sdice is more profitable then mpex yet is a less valuable firm for a reason -58961;1364163451;tiberiusiv;thats called uncertainty -58960;1364163464;smickles;tiberiusiv: why is it illegal to play games with bitcoin? -58959;1364163482;smickles;why isn't it illegal to play games with wow gold or others like that? -58958;1364163493;ThickAsThieves;you cant just declare its uncertainty -58957;1364163506;mjr_;think the point that they are making is that sdice is not converting the btc for cash -58956;1364163585;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: a simple example, a US blue chip like johnson and johnson will tend to have a lower dividend yield then a lesser quality firm -58955;1364163614;tiberiusiv;why? because you are more certain to recieve the income from JNJ in the future -58954;1364163622;mjr_;tiberiusiv: you are assuming financial reporting that is widespread, and liquidity that is many orders of magnitude higher than what we have -58953;1364163638;mjr_;tiberiusiv: also...investor savvy -58952;1364163638;tiberiusiv;sdice is one of the most liquid btc assets is it not? -58951;1364163659;mjr_;tiberiusiv: which is like saying it is less liquid than most pink sheet stocks? -58950;1364163675;tiberiusiv;i dont get what that has to do with anything -58949;1364163683;mjr_;but yeah, nice comparison to a NYSE DOW JONES COMPANY -58948;1364163684;smickles;I really don't think what SD is doing is illegal, and I'd like to have a firm grasp of why some people do -58947;1364163685;tiberiusiv;theres no other BTC firms that are paying 10%+ a year... -58946;1364163703;mjr_;asicminer? -58945;1364163715;tiberiusiv;whats it paying? -58944;1364163721;mjr_;also...your returns are decided by what YOU payed -58943;1364163728;mjr_;don't know -58942;1364163733;mjr_;but pretty sure more than 10% -58941;1364163737;mjr_;cavirtex already doubled for some -58940;1364163755;mjr_;mpoe might be around 10% a year...not sure -58939;1364163763;Namworld;I don't consider anything regarding moving Bitcoins illegal and won't until I'm told to. For now it's just some virtual tokens. -58938;1364163773;mjr_;Namworld: Amen -58937;1364163777;Namworld;So SD is also not doing anything wrong -58936;1364163780;tiberiusiv;casino chips are tokens too -58935;1364163794;mjr_;tiberiusiv: that you can cash out through the casino with -58934;1364163798;tiberiusiv;based on that premise people can run gaming tables in their basements using tokens -58933;1364163807;tiberiusiv;and have someone operate a cashier service in another town -58932;1364163807;Namworld;Casino chips have a fixed USD value and are sold/bought by the casino -58931;1364163819;mjr_;hint hint...they do, it's called poker night -58930;1364163823;Namworld;They're a proxy for USD for easier use at the table -58929;1364163838;tiberiusiv;poker night is allowed as long as its not a regular occurance -58928;1364163845;tiberiusiv;and you arent allowed to take a rake -58927;1364163849;mjr_;once weekly with your mates? -58926;1364163858;ThickAsThieves;also its a good example because casinos are exchanging fiat for chips anyway -58925;1364163860;mjr_;actually card tables are legal -58924;1364163861;tiberiusiv;theres nothing wrong with that -58923;1364163861;smickles;casino chips are provided in an wholly different environment than Bitcoin -58922;1364163863;ThickAsThieves;whcih sdice does not do -58921;1364163876;Namworld;BTC is virtual token with no fixed value. Some people happen to want to buy it. They don't have a definite USD value however, they're just valueless tokens unbacked by any entity. -58920;1364163880;mjr_;since poker is a game of skill in a lot of jurisdictions -58919;1364163885;smickles;it's a complete shit analogy: pokerchips and bitcoin -58918;1364163888;tiberiusiv;they arent valueless -58917;1364163898;mjr_;see there is the non sequitur -58916;1364163906;mjr_;the casino BACKS the value of the chip -58915;1364163910;mjr_;sdice DOESN"T -58914;1364163927;mjr_;the casino cannot say "those chips are worth 30 -58913;1364163929;tiberiusiv;they dont have to -58912;1364163931;mjr_;% more today -58911;1364163943;mjr_;fixed exchange set by and guaranteed by the issuer -58910;1364163947;mjr_;another distinction -58909;1364163948;Namworld;They're not in the sense that people want to buy them so you can sell them. But there's no one backing Bitcoins. -58908;1364163949;tiberiusiv;btc can be freely exchanged for dollars, just becuase sdice isnt doing the exchanging doesnt mean anything -58907;1364163951;mjr_;the casino ISSUES -58906;1364163966;tiberiusiv;mjr you are argueing semantics -58905;1364163966;mjr_;a chip is issued by a casino -58904;1364163987;mjr_;tiberiusiv: another flawed argument that causes you to jump to another shaky brance -58903;1364163989;Namworld;There's nothing in a Bitcoin and no backing. In that sense, they're valueless until sold. -58902;1364163990;mjr_;branch -58901;1364164004;tiberiusiv;look at this example. your friend living 10 miles from you, sells chips which can be used at YOUR basement casino far away from him -58900;1364164010;tiberiusiv;you can say its just play money -58899;1364164010;Namworld;If no one takes it for money, they're worth nothing. No one backs it. -58898;1364164027;smickles;remember that site that allowed trading 'stock' in any website? -58897;1364164049;smickles;you could buy/sell shares in curry.com, or w/e -58896;1364164059;Namworld;They're not unlike game currencies. They're worth nothing, just used in a game. You don't pay tax on what you earn in a virtual game. -58895;1364164059;mjr_;i'll leave it where kakobrekla was smart enough to...you don't really know what you are talking about -58894;1364164063;smickles;and people would pay actual money for those shares -58893;1364164069;smickles;that wasn't illegal -58892;1364164093;tiberiusiv;as i said, the market shares my opinion of higher then normal risk with sdice shares. -58891;1364164094;smickles;it wasn't illegal just because there was a real money market for the stock -58890;1364164096;mjr_;this would be a great example of logical fallacies though if anyone saves the log -58889;1364164097;tiberiusiv;thats all that matters discussion over -58888;1364164102;mjr_;straw man arguments -58887;1364164107;mjr_;false dichotomires -58886;1364164110;mjr_;dichotomies -58885;1364164126;Namworld;Well let him be with his beliefs. He can invest however he wants. -58884;1364164129;tiberiusiv;mjr: if the market did not share concerns about sdice the price would be 2-3x higher. -58883;1364164141;smickles;tiberiusiv: how do you prove that -58882;1364164142;smickles;? -58881;1364164144;smickles;srsly? -58880;1364164146;mjr_;the one fatal flaw is this -58879;1364164151;tiberiusiv;i told you from the high dividend yield -58878;1364164154;mjr_;you say the market is always right -58877;1364164158;mjr_;that cannot be -58876;1364164161;mjr_;if it changes -58875;1364164164;tiberiusiv;its abnormaly high meaning FUTURE income is shaky at best -58874;1364164177;tiberiusiv;if sdice was a licensed company it would probably be much higher -58873;1364164179;mjr_;the market is not perfectly efficient -58872;1364164184;smickles;yea, they could have a run of bad luck -58871;1364164187;mjr_;it is not perfectly liquid -58870;1364164190;smickles;there income is not guaranteed -58869;1364164196;smickles;er, spelling -58868;1364164199;tiberiusiv;smickles: i know nothing is guaranteed -58867;1364164208;mjr_;the point is, that people who EXPECT things to look different in the future -58866;1364164210;tiberiusiv;but its abormally high yield -58865;1364164218;tiberiusiv;especially for a proven moneymaker thats around for about 12months now -58864;1364164220;mjr_;abnormally high is subjective -58863;1364164223;smickles;also there have been concerns about the higher usd/btc impacting their volume -58862;1364164230;tiberiusiv;confidence should be much higher -58861;1364164239;mjr_;well dollar value of bets has been increasing if i remember correctly\ -58860;1364164248;tiberiusiv;yes exactly -58859;1364164251;mjr_;although btc has gone down -58858;1364164254;smickles;i believe the uncertainty lies elsewhere -58857;1364164260;smickles;not in their legal status -58856;1364164273;tiberiusiv;if it did the yield would be 15% -58855;1364164274;tiberiusiv;not 25-30+ -58854;1364164276;mjr_;lol, to hold the majority of people who use btc to the level of expertise of a mature market is simply foolish -58853;1364164287;smickles;and also, the market is fickel, ;you can't use that as evidence to their legality -58852;1364164289;tiberiusiv;so now you are blaming the market mjr -58851;1364164297;mjr_;for fucks sake, it typically trades its lowest right before divs, and higher right after -58850;1364164305;tiberiusiv;market participants are simply stating an opinion with X price -58849;1364164315;tiberiusiv;mjr: all stocks do that -58848;1364164321;mjr_;ok...with 5 market participants...how well can we do price discovery -58847;1364164323;tiberiusiv;its called ex-dividend -58846;1364164327;mjr_;NO... -58845;1364164335;tiberiusiv;sdice has 5 market participants? -58844;1364164337;mjr_;ex dividend means i trade HIGHEST right before dividend -58843;1364164344;mjr_;right after -58842;1364164355;mjr_;after dividend, price is low -58841;1364164357;mjr_;because of TVM -58840;1364164367;mjr_;before it is higher, pricing in immediate payoff -58839;1364164372;mjr_;sdice does the exact opposite -58838;1364164375;tiberiusiv;sdice does decent volumes doesnt it? -58837;1364164378;tiberiusiv;its on like 3 exchanges -58836;1364164381;mjr_;sell off BEFORE dividend -58835;1364164386;mjr_;big buys right after -58834;1364164397;mjr_;look at its price over time -58833;1364164401;tiberiusiv;if i was voorhees id be on a plane along time ago -58832;1364164407;tiberiusiv;thats all im saying -58831;1364164416;mjr_;that is obvious evidence of immature market participants -58830;1364164419;smickles;so tiberiusiv care to say why it's illegal? -58829;1364164424;mjr_;who don't understand TVM -58828;1364164441;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.74479996 BTC [-] -58827;1364164456;mjr_;have you found a place that accepts btc for aluminium foil? -58826;1364164482;smickles;i mean, we were talking about that, then you tried to say that the market on S.DICE is evidence of SD's illegality -58825;1364164498;smickles;S.DICE is just what one shareholder of SD is doing with some of his shares -58824;1364164559;mjr_;that is the point...if you think most people, and obviously most people in this convo are excluded from this point, who trade sdice do any sort of fundamental analysis or even have traded stocks before...i'd say that is optimistic -58823;1364164571;smickles;tiberiusiv: also, evooorhees has been on a plane a long time ago -58822;1364164578;mjr_;majority are learning finance for the first time -58821;1364164581;smickles;he went to china, morocco, paris -58820;1364164585;smickles;vegas -58819;1364164589;mjr_;dubai -58818;1364164599;smickles;at these plases he sold shars of SD -58817;1364164605;mjr_;and soon parts southern -58816;1364164624;smickles;he got backing from major gamblers and indirect money from one casino -58815;1364164634;smickles;he advertised -58814;1364164644;smickles;in print media, conventions etc -58813;1364164659;mjr_;he's also obtained legal advice in this matter -58812;1364164666;smickles;all this outside the realm of S.DICE -58811;1364164667;mjr_;ie. people who are payed to review stuff like what you spout -58810;1364164680;smickles;i don't think S.DICE represents the market value of SD at all -58809;1364164697;smickles;considering >90% of sales have been off of S.DICE -58808;1364164711;smickles;but all this is a side issue -58807;1364164717;smickles;why do you think it's illegal? -58806;1364164725;mjr_;thank you smickles -58805;1364164835;tiberiusiv;smickles: i meant not being a US resident -58804;1364164920;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 2 = 6 BTC [+] -58803;1364165009;smickles;do you think it's illegal? -58802;1364165030;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0197 BTC [-] -58801;1364165048;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009899 BTC [+] -58800;1364165049;tiberiusiv;smickles: i already explained my position. -58799;1364165055;tiberiusiv;quit going in circles -58798;1364165067;smickles;ok, so you don't have a good reason then -58797;1364165099;smickles;the reason I was asking was that I don't believe you gave good justification for your position -58796;1364165099;tiberiusiv;i already told you, voorhees is running an illegal gaming operation under US laws, while being a subject of the united states. -58795;1364165104;tiberiusiv;you play with fire you get burnt. -58794;1364165135;mjr_;"Well, if activity is unusual 10 times a day then something is wrong with your unusually-mometer" re: mt. gox's response to lag... -58793;1364165135;smickles;so the owners of forign casino's cant be in america? -58792;1364165136;kakobrekla;gonna be a great publicity for SD -58791;1364165149;smickles;even assuming SD qualifies as a casion -58790;1364165155;tiberiusiv;smickles: they tend not to be -58789;1364165165;tiberiusiv;or are anonymous -58788;1364165178;smickles;tiberiusiv: that seems quite wrong -58787;1364165202;tiberiusiv;smickles: most major online gaming places are licensed in a particular jurisdiction -58786;1364165209;Namworld;In Canada, you're taxed on 50% of your gains. Not 100%. But you can get as much as 43% tax on that 50% if you're in the top income bracket. So as high as 21.5% on gains... hmm, interesting. -58785;1364165211;tiberiusiv;and incorporated in anonymous areas -58784;1364165220;Namworld;I guess it's not that bad... but not excellent -58783;1364165236;tiberiusiv;namworld: quebec have added capital gains on top of that? -58782;1364165249;tiberiusiv;quebec has its own revenue collection -58781;1364165278;smickles;tiberiusiv: so the people who own the casino's in morocco can't come to america w/o fear of being arrested? -58780;1364165303;tiberiusiv;smickles: sure they can come to US -58779;1364165318;smickles;w/o fear of being arrested? -58778;1364165328;tiberiusiv;why would they be they arent doing anything illegal -58777;1364165334;smickles;exactly -58776;1364165344;tiberiusiv;voorhees is and he is under US jurisdiction -58775;1364165348;tiberiusiv;not egypt -58774;1364165364;Namworld;So does other provinces. They have provincial tax/sales tax depending on provinces -58773;1364165366;smickles;SD doesn't operate in 'merica -58772;1364165370;Namworld;I'd have to check for Quebec -58771;1364165377;tiberiusiv;online gaming houses that cater to US customers, tend to stay away from the US.. -58770;1364165381;tiberiusiv;the personal -58769;1364165401;tiberiusiv;and that lesson was taught during black thursday or friday -58768;1364165405;tiberiusiv;when those poker sites got owned -58767;1364165419;tiberiusiv;the warning is loud and clear smickles. -58766;1364165435;smickles;if you alread said why you think SD is illegal, can you at least give me a timecode so i can grep it -58765;1364165455;tiberiusiv;i dont think its illegal, im simply stating the position of the US government -58764;1364165465;tiberiusiv;of which voorhees is a subject to since he is residing there -58763;1364165473;tiberiusiv;and most of his customers are from there -58762;1364165503;mjr_;you referenced black friday -58761;1364165514;tiberiusiv;it wouldnt take longer then 1 month for motivated US authorities to put a case against voorhees together -58760;1364165515;mjr_;which is when BANKS couldn't transfer money to or from online gambling sights -58759;1364165515;smickles;why is SD illegal under us law then? -58758;1364165526;tiberiusiv;even if voorhees won the case -58757;1364165531;tiberiusiv;the business would still be ruined -58756;1364165535;mjr_;why? -58755;1364165546;tiberiusiv;during the years of the ongoing trial.. -58754;1364165547;smickles;i bet it'd be running the whole time the case went on -58753;1364165555;mjr_;i won! first big win for bitcoin...oh no one wants the company? -58752;1364165558;tiberiusiv;maybe a different variant -58751;1364165566;smickles;no -58750;1364165569;smickles;SD proper -58749;1364165571;tiberiusiv;would be running, by more cautious people -58748;1364165578;smickles;no -58747;1364165580;smickles;SD proper -58746;1364165589;mjr_;why do i keep getting sucked back in (FUD, obvious refutations, repeat) -58745;1364165609;smickles;SD would likely keep running at the same BTC addresses the whole time -58744;1364165637;mjr_;that is the point...btc can't really be stopped from flowing to SDICE -58743;1364165639;smickles;even if voorhees were jailed the whole time -58742;1364165647;mjr_;nor could they seize the btc -58741;1364165664;mjr_;which is the only part of black friday that had any sting -58740;1364165703;tiberiusiv;point is the value of the shares would collapse -58739;1364165713;tiberiusiv;what happens later makes no difference -58738;1364165719;mjr_;yep, panic can do that...then stronger hands buy -58737;1364165720;tiberiusiv;there would be losses -58736;1364165727;mjr_;and the price rebounds -58735;1364165741;mjr_;you only take a "loss" when you sell -58734;1364165766;mjr_;except in cases of mark to market which is usually due to margin requirements -58733;1364165766;smickles;so if voorhees is jailed, and the service keeps running as if nothing happened, you think the price would drop for any significant lenght of time? -58732;1364165797;tiberiusiv;i think mpex shares took a dive from missing out on 2 major IPOs -58731;1364165804;mjr_;but wait...assuming he is not in the US...you are saying the try to extradite? -58730;1364165807;smickles;that would be a real show of strength to my mind, SD keeps going even after the US GOV't tried to shut it down -58729;1364165818;tiberiusiv;that cavirtex and asicminer -58728;1364165843;tiberiusiv;so is havelock a stockexchange or funds? -58727;1364165848;smickles;hah, you still think S.DICE represents the value of SD shares? -58726;1364165848;mjr_;did not realize that asic miner IPO'd recently -58725;1364165862;tiberiusiv;or whenever they listed -58724;1364165863;mjr_;thought they started on GLBSE -58723;1364165865;smickles;S.DICE doesn't even have voting power -58722;1364165875;smickles;tiberiusiv: they arn't listed -58721;1364165888;smickles;read S.DICE's contract -58720;1364165888;tiberiusiv;smickles: when what is the asicminer? -58719;1364165892;tiberiusiv;then* -58718;1364165911;tiberiusiv;smickles im talking about asicminer.. -58717;1364165915;mjr_;thought asicminer was on btctc.co or however its spelled and bitfunder -58716;1364165923;smickles;all the assicminer shares out on 'the market' arn't actual shares of asicminer eithr -58715;1364165936;smickles;ThickAsThieves: you have severely misunderstood what all is hapening here -58714;1364165940;smickles;er tiberiusiv -58713;1364165940;tiberiusiv;so if sdice doesnt represent sd shares what do they represent? -58712;1364165948;smickles;it's a game -58711;1364165956;tiberiusiv;ok -58710;1364165958;smickles;read the contract -58709;1364165969;smickles;read the contract of all those asicminer things -58708;1364165970;tiberiusiv;i asked you what the shares represent -58707;1364165978;smickles;tokens in the game -58706;1364165988;smickles;which get you a share of game profits -58705;1364165993;smickles;which are bitcoins -58704;1364166011;smickles;asicminer proper is a private company -58703;1364166014;tiberiusiv;which are fully convertible into fiat currency -58702;1364166023;smickles;anything is convertible to fiat -58701;1364166036;smickles;wow gold and zynga credits included -58700;1364166039;ThickAsThieves;it is the party tht converts it that govs are looking at -58699;1364166047;ThickAsThieves;not sdice -58698;1364166056;tiberiusiv;no they arent -58697;1364166061;smickles;yes they are -58696;1364166063;tiberiusiv;they simply stated taht exchanges have to follow AML laws -58695;1364166067;tiberiusiv;which the major ones already did -58694;1364166080;smickles;or, sry, confusion in who you were talking at -58693;1364166084;tiberiusiv;nobody stated online gambling is now legal if you use bitcoins. -58692;1364166098;tiberiusiv;show a case precedent -58691;1364166121;ThickAsThieves;so if WoW has a poker game inside using WoW gold, thats illegal too? -58690;1364166139;smickles;tiberiusiv: why is the use of wow gold legal even tho you can convert them to fiat and the issuer doesn't do that conversion -58689;1364166149;tiberiusiv;if they are running commercial gambling ventures then yes it would be thickasthieves -58688;1364166156;tiberiusiv;if its a casual gathering of friends its perfectly legal -58687;1364166166;tiberiusiv;once you start operating a gambling house for the sole purpose of profit it becomes illegal -58686;1364166195;tiberiusiv;smickles: theres nothing illegal about bitcoins themselves nor exchanging them -58685;1364166197;smickles;look at what blizzard is doing, you play a game, there is a chance you get coins -58684;1364166197;ThickAsThieves;if Microsoft sells me a poker exe and accepts fiat for that purchase is that illegal too? -58683;1364166198;ThickAsThieves;... -58682;1364166213;tiberiusiv;no they are earning $ from software -58681;1364166215;smickles;you can sell those coins for fiat -58680;1364166216;tiberiusiv;not from gambling proceeds. -58679;1364166248;tiberiusiv;smickles: you arent logging onto WoW to play poker or toss dice, or guess numbers. -58678;1364166250;smickles;how is SD not earning btc from their software? -58677;1364166266;tiberiusiv;they arent selling software -58676;1364166273;smickles;tiberiusiv: it's still up to chance if and how many coins you get in wow -58675;1364166275;tiberiusiv;they earn a % of total bet volume -58674;1364166305;smickles;also, blizzard makes money off of the gold directly in the real money markets -58673;1364166318;tiberiusiv;theres nothing wrong with that -58672;1364166319;smickles;(or is that diablo?) -58671;1364166336;mjr_;point is, to really simplify...whoever converts bears resonsibility for tax and aml -58670;1364166340;smickles;so they take a cut of people using wow gold, it's ok -58669;1364166344;tiberiusiv;blizzard is not running a game of chance -58668;1364166344;tiberiusiv;where they promise people payout multiples -58667;1364166347;mjr_;sdice...no conversion, no responsibility -58666;1364166350;smickles;sd takes a cut of people using bitcoin, it's not ok -58665;1364166352;ThickAsThieves;diablo i think -58664;1364166373;mjr_;actually same exact standard that almost all btc gambling has been operating under -58663;1364166375;mjr_;bitzino -58662;1364166378;mjr_;etc -58661;1364166380;tiberiusiv;smickes: SD dice takes a cut from running a game of chance and promoting large payout multiples -58660;1364166382;ThickAsThieves;diablo legendary weapons are a game of chance right? -58659;1364166384;ThickAsThieves;cant you sell those? -58658;1364166407;tiberiusiv;you arent playing a game of chance to obtain wow items with promised payout multiples -58657;1364166417;tiberiusiv;wow is not gambling. -58656;1364166422;tiberiusiv;sd is -58655;1364166435;ThickAsThieves;wow does share the % likelihood -58654;1364166437;ThickAsThieves;of drops -58653;1364166443;ThickAsThieves;same for diablo -58652;1364166452;tiberiusiv;quit argueing ridiculous statements and read the laws. if sd dice was legal everyone would have ran "token" games in the US. -58651;1364166465;ThickAsThieves;you must be mistaking me for a mirror -58650;1364166472;tiberiusiv;long before BTC -58649;1364166479;mjr_;evenso...there is no precedent for an offshore company doing business in another currency to be under the jurisdiction of an american justice system unless they hold and or convert from USD -58648;1364166525;ThickAsThieves;i bet there are tons of foreign digital currencies US cant touch -58647;1364166556;ThickAsThieves;just internal schemes in games, or company promotions -58646;1364166587;ThickAsThieves;anywho i cant believe the conv is still going -58645;1364166590;ThickAsThieves;i have shit to do -58644;1364166594;ThickAsThieves;gl guys -58643;1364166595;mjr_;i know...so bored -58642;1364166610;mjr_;notice how he no longer brings up bitinstant/sdice conspiracy -58641;1364166803;smickles;pay money to play a game of chance and if you win you get money back; that happens in blizzard games -58640;1364166814;mjr_;yeah -58639;1364166826;mjr_;i can't keep talking about this anymore -58638;1364166831;mjr_;same thing over and over -58637;1364166842;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -58636;1364166845;gribble;Current Blocks: 227872 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1951 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 10 hours, 12 minutes, and 10 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7901792.01955 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.01071 -58635;1364166855;smickles;pay (what the us consideres) non-money to play a game of chance and get non-money back, it's illegal? -58634;1364166856;mjr_;i'm very interested in what is going to happen with the credit markets in bitcoins economy -58633;1364166917;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -58632;1364166918;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -58631;1364166999;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -58630;1364166999;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.21001, Best ask: 71.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08999, Last trade: 71.21001, 24 hour volume: 42847.49345213, 24 hour low: 62.25139, 24 hour high: 72.49999, 24 hour vwap: 67.90892 -58629;1364167185;smickles;ya know, i don't think tiberiusiv is a troll. troll keep going when trolled, don't they? -58628;1364167305;Namworld;yeah -58627;1364167312;smickles;but seriously, did i miss something or did they basically say that SD was illegal because it's online gambling, and it's online gambling b/c it's online gambling -58626;1364167313;Namworld;He doesn't appear as a troll... -58625;1364167315;smickles;? -58624;1364167410;tiberiusiv;why are you still repeating yourself smickles? the covnersation is over -58623;1364167428;tiberiusiv;whose trolling who -58622;1364167465;smickles;tiberiusiv: just because you don't want to participate anymore, doesn't mean the conversation is over -58621;1364167489;tiberiusiv;so dont talk about me thanks. -58620;1364167499;smickles;you must be new to the internet -58619;1364167707;tiberiusiv;wager me 100 BTC that sdice gets in trouble in under 24months -58618;1364167709;smickles;i don't mean to be rude, but i can talk about you and the ideas you presented -58617;1364167710;smickles;i wasn't at the keyboard the whole time, so i might have missed tiberiusiv's reasoning as to why SD is gambling or gambling in the order that it needs to be regulated -58616;1364167710;smickles;i want to know that -58615;1364167710;smickles;100 btc is a significant portion of my btc, what are the terms? -58614;1364167711;tiberiusiv;sdice and pals get into trouble -58613;1364167711;smickles;and would you accept nanotube as escrow? -58612;1364167711;tiberiusiv;with US authorities -58611;1364167711;tiberiusiv;no im not going to give some stranger 100btc for 2 years to hold -58610;1364167712;smickles;"get into trouble with US authorities" is a bit too vague -58609;1364167712;tiberiusiv;lol. -58608;1364167712;smickles;who would you accept as an escrow? -58607;1364167712;smickles;tiberiusiv: they could get into trouble for pot or somehting -58606;1364167712;smickles;your statement was vague -58605;1364167713;tiberiusiv;my statement is not vague, they get in trouble for what they are doing -58604;1364167717;tiberiusiv;not for pot -58603;1364167719;tiberiusiv;for gambling -58602;1364167734;smickles;not for running a gambling operation? -58601;1364167754;tiberiusiv;for anything that revolves around gambling -58600;1364167756;smickles;how ofter do you do this sort of thing? you seem new -58599;1364167765;Namworld;For running SD would be a clearer and simpler way to put it... -58598;1364167766;tiberiusiv;the illiegality of it -58597;1364167774;tiberiusiv;yes -58596;1364167782;smickles;ok, who would you accept as an escrow? -58595;1364167787;tiberiusiv;100btc bet and no im not sending my coins to anyone for 2 years -58594;1364167805;tiberiusiv;youll have to do it on word. -58593;1364167808;smickles;are you kidding? why should i risk my coins on your word? -58592;1364167814;jurov;tiberiusiv then get 100btc worth of sdice and short it -58591;1364167816;tiberiusiv;you arent risking anything -58590;1364167820;smickles;or the other way around -58589;1364167829;smickles;there is always risk to things -58588;1364167837;smickles;probabilities -58587;1364167840;tiberiusiv;risk is you get 0. -58586;1364167842;Bugpowder;Why the f would you sequester coins for 2 years. -58585;1364167845;tiberiusiv;you never risk loss -58584;1364167850;Bugpowder;you can make SO MUCH from those coins -58583;1364167862;Bugpowder;for example, you could have bought calls last night -58582;1364167863;tiberiusiv;just make sure you have them when the time runs out -58581;1364167866;Bugpowder;like me :) -58580;1364167887;smickles;I'm not doing this without an escrow because i don't trust you -58579;1364167897;smickles;;;gettrust tiberiusiv -58578;1364167897;gribble;Trust relationship from user smickles to user tiberiusiv: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://serajewelks.bitcoin-otc.com/trustgraph.php?source=smickles&dest=tiberiusiv -58577;1364167900;tiberiusiv;i dont get it, trust me to do what? -58576;1364167911;smickles;pay if you lose -58575;1364167919;Namworld;ye using my Options spreadsheet bugpowder? -58574;1364167923;tiberiusiv;right so you lose 0. -58573;1364167932;tiberiusiv;smickles your talking alot now -58572;1364167935;Bugpowder;Namworld: nope -58571;1364167936;tiberiusiv;are you accepting the bet or not? -58570;1364167942;Bugpowder;I just use my own brain -58569;1364167950;smickles;no because you won't accept any escrow in the world -58568;1364167955;tiberiusiv;ok. -58567;1364167958;Namworld;But my spreadsheet gives so much info... -58566;1364167963;Bugpowder;Too much info -58565;1364167973;Bugpowder;I generally just buy around the strike -58564;1364167977;Bugpowder;err -58563;1364167982;nanotube;tiberiusiv: here's the thing: if you plan to walk away if you lose, then the expected value of the bet to smickles is -50btc. (because he pays if he loses, but gets nothing if he wins) -58562;1364167997;nanotube;that's the point of the escrow, to make sure that one party is not planning to default in case of loss. -58561;1364168004;tiberiusiv;the chances of smickles not paying are higher then me -58560;1364168004;smickles;nanotube: thank you for being more articulate than me -58559;1364168005;Bugpowder;buy strikes around the currnet vwap -58558;1364168008;tiberiusiv;since 100btc is huge for him. -58557;1364168012;smickles;tiberiusiv: i would escrow too -58556;1364168046;Namworld;nanotube is the most trusted escrow arounds. He runs OTC and has escrowed far larger sums. -58555;1364168055;nanotube;smickles: at any rate, 2 years is a long time... so even with escrow i'd probably not bet on this. :) -58554;1364168059;tiberiusiv;yea im not giving someone 100btc for 2 years -58553;1364168063;Namworld;Usually people just let nanotube handle escrow for bets and such. -58552;1364168079;tiberiusiv;he said no so the topic is closed -58551;1364168080;nanotube;smickles: make it 1btc. in 2 years 1btc will equal 100btc today :D -58550;1364168097;Namworld;Eh -58549;1364168105;nanotube;tiberiusiv: i just advised smickles not to take the risk. if you both decide you want to, then i'm not going to stand in your way ;) -58548;1364168128;smickles;tiberiusiv: would you use an escrow for a different amount? -58547;1364168147;tiberiusiv;smickles: how about all of your BTC? none escrow -58546;1364168157;mjr_;stupid bet -58545;1364168173;mjr_;stupid offer really -58544;1364168190;mjr_;you are not betting your bitcoins...you are betting your promise to pay bitcoins -58543;1364168196;smickles;tiberiusiv: I'm not doing the bet w/o a both party escrow. Are you willing to do any amount with an escrow? -58542;1364168203;mjr_;which i would not estimate is worth nearly 100 btc -58541;1364168220;tiberiusiv;my holdings are probably some of the hihgest in this chat. -58540;1364168228;mjr_;not questioning that -58539;1364168256;tiberiusiv;smickles: no 2 years is too long to have in someone i dont know escrow -58538;1364168258;mjr_;no one in any financial market would make an anonymous non collateralized bet 2 years out on a nebulous outcome -58537;1364168274;smickles;tiberiusiv: i never said it had to be someone you don't know -58536;1364168275;mjr_;you don't know nanotube? -58535;1364168280;tiberiusiv;no -58534;1364168290;smickles;the idea of an escrow is that we both trust the escrow -58533;1364168306;mjr_;my point is...promise to pay is not the same as coins in the bank...no one would say that it is -58532;1364168309;nanotube;well, if there are no mutually trusted third parties, i guess this is a non-starter. -58531;1364168318;Bugpowder;;;getrating nanotube -58530;1364168318;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask nanotube!~nanotube@unaffiliated/nanotube . User nanotube, rated since Mon Nov 8 10:14:09 2010. Cumulative rating 674, from 186 total ratings. Received ratings: 186 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 177 positive, 7 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=nanotube -58529;1364168336;mjr_;lol, is that the highest rating in all of otc? -58528;1364168337;Bugpowder;;;getrating tiberiusiv -58527;1364168337;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -58526;1364168352;Bugpowder;;;getrating smickles -58525;1364168352;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask smickles!~smickles@67.222.146.32 . User smickles, rated since Wed Jan 4 18:28:52 2012. Cumulative rating 90, from 51 total ratings. Received ratings: 50 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 51 positive, 6 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=smickles -58524;1364168361;smickles;mjr_: i don't think nano is the highest rated -58523;1364168375;tiberiusiv;how do i get authenticated? -58522;1364168378;Bugpowder;usagi neg'ed you? -58521;1364168391;tiberiusiv;nanotube: you buy/sell btc? -58520;1364168391;smickles;Bugpowder: yeah, for saying he defaulted on that contract -58519;1364168394;mjr_;you'd need to get registered with gribble -58518;1364168398;smickles;;;guide -58517;1364168398;gribble;Error: "guide" is not a valid command. -58516;1364168400;mjr_;then build up trust through transactions -58515;1364168402;Bugpowder;http://wiki.bitcoin-otc.com/wiki/OTC_Rating_System -58514;1364168415;Bugpowder;nanotube founded the otc market, right? -58513;1364168426;mjr_;its called the web of trust and its the closest thing to a credit rating system that exists -58512;1364168457;mjr_;the idea of web of trust systems is not unique to bitcoin, nor started by it -58511;1364168498;mjr_;anyway, without a more clear definition (stock trades below .00001 or something that is easily verifiable) it isn't a good bet -58510;1364168509;mjr_;since we are talking about risks in investing in S.DICE -58509;1364168550;mjr_;it'd be easier and smarter to do options on the stock expiring two years out -58508;1364168578;smickles;mircea_popescu: you might be interested in the logs of here starting at 21:26 utc -58507;1364168587;mjr_;either tiberiusiv selling a call or smickles selling a put...or some more complex combination -58506;1364168626;tiberiusiv;mircea would agree with everything i said about sdice -58505;1364168702;jurov;DRINK! mircea would agree with everything i said about sdice -58504;1364168726;Namworld;What can I do to borrow some of that capital, smickles? -58503;1364168751;Namworld;Can I put some stock in escrow? -58502;1364168869;ThickAsThieves;maybe this is an area for bitbet to embrace, -58501;1364168877;ThickAsThieves;escrowing personal bets -58500;1364168941;Namworld;clever idea... let bitbet take not open to the public bets. Would require some coding tho -58499;1364168961;ThickAsThieves;but still have an option to leave them visible to public -58498;1364168968;ThickAsThieves;yknow, for drama -58497;1364169003;jurov;http://bitbet.us/bet/138/satoshidice-will-be-taken-down-seized-by-the-us/ -58496;1364169029;jurov;teh market says "No".. at least not till june -58495;1364169068;tiberiusiv;31% are no bets -58494;1364169072;tiberiusiv;err yes bets -58493;1364169087;tiberiusiv;thats very shaky confidence especially for june -58492;1364169137;jurov;http://bitbet.us/bet/113/bitbet-will-we-worth-more-than-satoshi-dice/ can be conveived as a proxy bet, too -58491;1364169193;tiberiusiv;well bitbet would have to climb twenty fold -58490;1364169226;jurov;but if s.dice gets really seized this year, it would happen -58489;1364169262;tiberiusiv;35% chance of bbet -58488;1364169271;tiberiusiv;thats still quite high -58487;1364169308;mjr_;seized? -58486;1364169313;mjr_;this looks like a good bank -58485;1364169317;tiberiusiv;no surpassing sdice -58484;1364169319;ThickAsThieves;these bets are like spare change though -58483;1364169329;tiberiusiv;true -58482;1364169334;jurov;and it's normal on bitbet that if anything gets over 90%/10% there are "just in case" bets arriving that push the odds back to middle -58481;1364169354;jurov;so it isn't necessarily "shaky" indication -58480;1364169366;tiberiusiv;we have 2 venues that are pricing major uncertainty on sdice -58479;1364169373;mjr_;do they have to take the servers physically? -58478;1364169380;ThickAsThieves;major? -58477;1364169396;tiberiusiv;30% yes bets in 90days? 30%+ dividend yield on the stock... -58476;1364169416;ThickAsThieves;again this is spare change -58475;1364169437;ThickAsThieves;its like polling -58474;1364169440;ThickAsThieves;useless in low qty -58473;1364169450;tiberiusiv;yes i know bbet is illiquid, mpex is illquid and inefficient blah blah blah -58472;1364169465;jurov;tiberiusiv put some serious money on that former bet, you will get the liquidity -58471;1364169472;jurov;i guarantee you -58470;1364169478;tiberiusiv;my time frame was 24months not 3 -58469;1364169490;ThickAsThieves;actually i'd love it if you put 100btc against sdice on that bet -58468;1364169492;tiberiusiv;or 2 and 1 week lol -58467;1364169496;jurov;well, then make new one -58466;1364169498;ThickAsThieves;you might spook idiots -58465;1364169531;tiberiusiv;what % of sdice is held by management -58464;1364169540;thestringpuller;Jurov is a big meanie head -58463;1364169540;ThickAsThieves;not knowable -58462;1364169552;mjr_;lol ~87% -58461;1364169565;mjr_;or should we say privately held -58460;1364169569;ThickAsThieves;yeah -58459;1364169571;tiberiusiv;only 13% is floating? -58458;1364169572;mjr_;as evoorhees is the only manager -58457;1364169576;mjr_;yep -58456;1364169583;mjr_;which is what smickles has been trying to tell you -58455;1364169595;thestringpuller;;;ticker -58454;1364169595;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.90000, Best ask: 72.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 71.90000, 24 hour volume: 40862.73469029, 24 hour low: 62.26100, 24 hour high: 72.49999, 24 hour vwap: 68.23128 -58453;1364169600;mjr_;going on about 13% of the company defining its true value -58452;1364169602;mjr_;is silly -58451;1364169605;jurov;evoorhees indicated maybe 10-30% being held by other investors -58450;1364169606;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hrprc -58449;1364169607;gribble;Error: "bc,24hrprc" is not a valid command. -58448;1364169617;mjr_;think its at least 2 others -58447;1364169622;mjr_;3 total -58446;1364169635;mjr_;that make up 87% and he has said he doesn't have a majority i believe -58445;1364169717;mjr_;i personally am expecting some news from sdice at some point in the next few months...they have been quiet for quite a while -58444;1364169724;mjr_;diff is i expect some good news -58443;1364169739;mjr_;but that is pure speculation on my part -58442;1364169789;mjr_;Bugpowder: i should have been scooping up some calls during the lows -58441;1364169826;mjr_;Bugpowder: i typically do the same thing. at the money calls, hold till end of month...haven't had an option expire worthless yet -58440;1364169848;mjr_;and in fact made about 300% this month, though i exercised early at 71 -58439;1364169857;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3311 BTC [-] -58438;1364169879;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157789.msg1669605#msg1669605 scam? -58437;1364169919;Lyspooner;blockchain selling coinbase -58436;1364169928;jurov;from piuk? i think not -58435;1364169971;ThickAsThieves;i thought i had seen his name as trustworthy, but was unaware coinbase was for sale -58434;1364169973;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.0099 = 0.0594 BTC [+] -58433;1364169986;mjr_;coinbase? -58432;1364169992;mjr_;the company out of san fran? -58431;1364170001;mjr_;they had 600k seed round -58430;1364170009;mjr_;didn't think it was from blockchain -58429;1364170010;ThickAsThieves;is that one of the sites everyone hates now? -58428;1364170017;mjr_;well... -58427;1364170023;mjr_;they obviously can't keep up with the demand -58426;1364170030;mjr_;so there is bound to be friction -58425;1364170039;jurov;both coinbase and coinlab are reviled -58424;1364170052;mjr_;don't leave gox out -58423;1364170056;mjr_;though people still use them -58422;1364170061;mjr_;not voting with their feet yet -58421;1364170078;Lyspooner;it's tough to be in a queue to buy bitcoins and see the amount of bitcoins you can buy halved -58420;1364170095;mjr_;amazing that anyone manages to get coins with how much the companies have fucked up in managing expectations -58419;1364170102;mjr_;yep i'll say -58418;1364170105;Lyspooner;piuk wouldn't be selling unless there were more problems than queuing -58417;1364170110;mjr_;so these june diff futures -58416;1364170151;mjr_;ooh -58415;1364170155;mjr_;this is a real pe deal -58414;1364170189;mjr_;anyone get details at all? -58413;1364170192;jurov;mjr_ were you around when i explained yest? -58412;1364170198;mjr_;rough pricing? denomination of payment? -58411;1364170229;mjr_;well...he is selling equity in a us company -58410;1364170242;mjr_;the shares you get will be denominated in dollars -58409;1364170269;mjr_;jurov: i had not seen, explained what? -58408;1364170279;jurov;the problem with idiffs -58407;1364170283;jurov;on mpex -58406;1364170293;mjr_;that they would need to triple the difficulty for me to break even? -58405;1364170299;mjr_;buying at that ask at least -58404;1364170337;jurov;not that. that they can combust spontaneously befre difficulty even gets to 25 million -58403;1364170348;mjr_;hows that? -58402;1364170373;jurov;collateral is 2.9 of something. or 2.9*2.9 of december something -58401;1364170387;jurov;no one is sure what the something is -58400;1364170399;mjr_;the difficulty at that point i thought -58399;1364170418;mjr_;its a function of the difficulty as of the last futures contract known -58398;1364170423;jurov;well, do the maffs yourself then -58397;1364170486;jurov;;;calc 4.8*2.9 -58396;1364170497;gribble;13.92 -58395;1364170514;jurov;for example for idiff created when diff was 4.8m -58394;1364170523;mjr_;no doesn't work like that -58393;1364170538;Lyspooner;another matonis forbes piece out: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2013/03/24/cyprus-goes-cashless-the-hard-way/ -58392;1364170539;mjr_;no your right -58391;1364170541;mjr_;sorry -58390;1364170545;mjr_;going off of march -58389;1364170549;mjr_;not off of january -58388;1364170577;mjr_;yeah so 13.92 * 2.9 -58387;1364170590;mjr_;;;calc 13.92 * 2.9 -58386;1364170590;gribble;40.368 -58385;1364170615;mjr_;so you need to have up 40 million satoshi or 4 btc i think for each contract -58384;1364170629;mjr_;for sept -58383;1364170660;mjr_;for june only 1.4 btc -58382;1364170679;jurov;eee 40m is 0.4 -58381;1364170685;mjr_;but you'll be autoliquidated in case of collateral being exceeded -58380;1364170692;mjr_;oops, moved the decimal -58379;1364170714;mjr_;so i don't see the problem -58378;1364170719;mjr_;you could be forcibly liquidated -58377;1364170729;mjr_;but at a profit to you of 2.9x i think -58376;1364170745;mjr_;for the person forcibly liquidated at least -58375;1364170755;mjr_;with the seller losing his collateral -58374;1364170770;jurov;let's start from the begin. you buy idiff.jun at 0.2499 -58373;1364170776;mjr_;ok -58372;1364170791;jurov;and get autoliquidated at 15million = you get 0.15 -58371;1364170801;mjr_;do both sides -58370;1364170806;jurov;that's quite a pe , lol -58369;1364170817;mjr_;ah ok...hold on -58368;1364170838;mjr_;collateral is....013? -58367;1364170863;jurov;maybe 0.13 or maybe more, depending on when the idiffs were created. -58366;1364170875;jurov;0.13 is worst case -58365;1364170875;mjr_;thought it went off the last close -58364;1364170882;mjr_;quarterly -58363;1364170899;mjr_;did not know it changed intraquarter -58362;1364170905;mjr_;ah ok i see -58361;1364170918;mjr_;so you are saying that the current ask is ridiculous...no one should buy it -58360;1364170920;jurov;yes i think it comes form last close, i would be thankful if you enumerated all the options -58359;1364170920;mjr_;fair enough -58358;1364170936;jurov;but i think it won't be worth it in any case -58357;1364170941;mjr_;yes true -58356;1364170948;mjr_;but then again no one is forcing you to buy at that price -58355;1364170956;mjr_;last sale was .08 -58354;1364170962;mjr_;well within a profitable range -58353;1364170970;mjr_;roughly double in fact -58352;1364170972;Bowjob;yawn -58351;1364170975;Bowjob;;;ticker -58350;1364170976;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.90999, Best ask: 71.91965, Bid-ask spread: 0.00966, Last trade: 71.91000, 24 hour volume: 40908.12335116, 24 hour low: 62.70000, 24 hour high: 72.49999, 24 hour vwap: 68.36786 -58349;1364170981;Bowjob;Mhm -58348;1364171006;jurov;ofc, nobody forces me since i made my own: https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.iDiff-E -58347;1364171019;jurov;hate to do commercial plugs but -58346;1364171024;mjr_;lol :) -58345;1364171027;mjr_;i think its great -58344;1364171050;jurov;that one has known collateral and shorter maturity -58343;1364171053;mjr_;so caveat emptor market orders may not even have chance at profit -58342;1364171118;jurov;yes -58341;1364171149;mjr_;so at .08 they look like a bargain for june -58340;1364171180;jurov;lol i bought some at 0.035 back in january... someone made an erroneous order -58339;1364171191;jurov;but was too ashamed to admit since -58338;1364171192;mjr_;fat finger lol -58337;1364171207;mjr_;nice trade :) -58336;1364171211;jurov;when they do autocombust, i'll report -58335;1364171231;mjr_;well, luckily their possible losses are known -58334;1364171265;mjr_;looking forward to april options -58333;1364171268;mjr_;and june -58332;1364171281;mjr_;going to try and sell some puts to buy calls -58331;1364171553;mjr_;dude, watching barings go under is kinda excruciating but this movie is great -58330;1364171615;mjr_;like they were epic...british bank selling louisiana to the US for France WHILE france and britain were at war -58329;1364171625;mjr_;largest land deal in history up to that point -58328;1364171672;Bugpowder;mjr_: The depost on the puts is large -58327;1364171691;Bugpowder;also, nobody is selling for .08, just buying. -58326;1364171699;mjr_;Bugpowder: how is that possible -58325;1364171702;Bugpowder;if you want some at .249 I'm selling -58324;1364171704;mjr_;who do they buy from? -58323;1364171714;Bugpowder;someone sold to their bid -58322;1364171720;jurov;Bugpowder, what does your IMMCover say? -58321;1364171722;mjr_;ok...so someone sold around .08 -58320;1364171734;Bugpowder;jurov, where is that? -58319;1364171742;jurov;in statjson output -58318;1364171747;Bugpowder;mine were created a long time ago -58317;1364171755;Bugpowder;So much more than 2.9x current diff -58316;1364171758;mjr_;i was saying that i would simply place limit orders at the price i wanted and get filled or no -58315;1364171808;mjr_;wish i could calc how many puts per btc right now -58314;1364171823;jurov;bugpowder i think the only way you can sell the idiffs is to show proof they are well covered :) -58313;1364171848;Bugpowder;yah, it sucks -58312;1364171892;Bugpowder;;;calc 19.84/70 -58311;1364171892;gribble;0.283428571429 -58310;1364171904;Bugpowder;thats the deposit per contract -58309;1364171911;Bugpowder;ok, I will lower my price a bit :) -58308;1364172050;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.83799 = 4.19 BTC [-] -58307;1364172058;jurov;i suppose i just confirmed that Jurov is a big meanie head -58306;1364172082;mjr_;is this at 70 strike? -58305;1364172105;jurov;what? -58304;1364172224;mjr_;Bugpowder: that is the deposit on a 70 btc put? -58303;1364172237;mjr_; ;;calc 19.84/70 -58302;1364172237;mjr_;<@gribble> 0.283428571429 -58301;1364172242;jurov;no, it's on idiff.jun -58300;1364172253;jurov;bugpowder is selling -58299;1364172279;mjr_;oh ok -58298;1364172314;mjr_;what is the collateral requirement for a 70 put -58297;1364172360;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -58296;1364172361;gribble;68.26 -58295;1364172386;jurov;;;calc 70/68 -58294;1364172386;gribble;1.02941176471 -58293;1364172394;jurov;something more than that -58292;1364172395;Bugpowder;its more than that -58291;1364172397;Bugpowder;yeha -58290;1364172405;Bugpowder;probably around 90 -58289;1364172422;Bugpowder;if you want calls, buy calls -58288;1364172427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.004004 = 8.008 BTC [-] -58287;1364172442;mjr_;90? -58286;1364172447;Bugpowder;around there -58285;1364172455;Bugpowder;The formula is not known -58284;1364172456;mjr_;90 btc per put? -58283;1364172465;Bugpowder;no about 1.2 per put -58282;1364172479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 352 @ 0.004 = 1.408 BTC [-] -58281;1364172480;Bugpowder;create a single put and find out. -58280;1364172485;Bugpowder;report back -58279;1364172493;Bugpowder;calls are always 1BTC -58278;1364172498;Bugpowder;Puts are always more -58277;1364172502;Bugpowder;than 1 BTC -58276;1364172536;mjr_;thats not ture -58275;1364172537;mjr_;true -58274;1364172550;mjr_;it is possible to create multiple puts for 1 btc -58273;1364172553;mjr_;it depends on strike -58272;1364172598;mjr_;the only thing we know is that puts are a function of strike so you could get multiple puts per btc or fewer than 1 puts per btc -58271;1364172654;mjr_;at least that is how it was explained to me...i mean who needs more than a 1 btc for a put struck at $1? -58270;1364172656;jurov;my calculation was as per the faq, but there's some padding. -58269;1364172674;mjr_;now that put would be more than likely worthless to everyone -58268;1364172681;mjr_;but if you figure that's one end of the spectrum -58267;1364172698;mjr_;a put at $120 or so would be the other side (not sure max strike atm) -58266;1364172852;jurov;max strike is 75 atm, planned to be 200 -58265;1364172860;mjr_;ah cool -58264;1364173045;mjr_;puts are tough -58263;1364173149;Bugpowder;mjr_: The minimum is 1 BTC. Any strike will go to infinite BTC value if BTC falls to $0. -58262;1364173196;Bugpowder;the 2% creation fee pays for 'insurance' on that possibility -58261;1364173217;Bugpowder;obviously if BTC goes to zero, you could just buy infinte BTC to pay the debt. -58260;1364173416;jurov;that's quite a philosophical exercise, since there will be only 21M BTC ever. -58259;1364173464;jurov;such debt would prolly be better repaid with pizza -58258;1364173472;jurov;:) -58257;1364173481;kakobrekla;lol -58256;1364173581;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.81 = 4.86 BTC [-] -58255;1364173626;Namworld;If Bitcoin was to permanently become worthless, I'd gladly accept a pizza instead =/ -58254;1364173681;mjr_;Each PUT requires an amount of collateral equal to strike / spot BTC . -58253;1364173691;mjr_;using MKOPT -58252;1364173700;jurov;yes, but there's some additional secret sauce -58251;1364173711;mjr_;is that not for split? -58250;1364173741;mjr_;split doesn't tell you what margin requirements are exactly -58249;1364173763;jurov;according to my understanding, split jusr divides provided amount into half -58248;1364173773;mjr_;only that you will get a certain number of puts based on the strike/current -58247;1364173775;jurov;and for puts it uses same formula as mkopt -58246;1364173777;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -58245;1364173778;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.8 = 2.4 BTC [-] -58244;1364173780;mjr_;but the MKOPT seemed straightforward -58243;1364173790;mjr_;ah ok -58242;1364173853;smickles;;;rate [ident Namworld] 1 -58241;1364173854;smickles;gribble? -58240;1364173854;smickles;;;rate Namworld 1 -58239;1364173854;smickles;D: -58238;1364173855;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user Namworld has been recorded. -58237;1364173856;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user Namworld has changed from 1 to 1. -58236;1364173862;smickles;oh, lag -58235;1364173871;jurov;;;gribblelag -58234;1364173871;gribble;Error: "gribblelag" is not a valid command. -58233;1364173882;smickles;;;latency -58232;1364173883;gribble;0.10 seconds. -58231;1364173891;smickles;;) -58230;1364173893;jurov;ah so :) -58229;1364173900;jurov;;;goxlag -58228;1364173901;gribble;0 seconds -58227;1364173910;jurov;urmom -58226;1364173931;jurov;;;ticker -58225;1364173931;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.20001, Best ask: 71.85100, Bid-ask spread: 0.65099, Last trade: 71.20001, 24 hour volume: 40755.29045224, 24 hour low: 62.70000, 24 hour high: 72.49999, 24 hour vwap: 68.61685 -58224;1364173939;jurov;is the api back up? or nanotube updated? -58223;1364174025;jurov;https://data.mtgox.com/api/2/BTCUSD/money/ticker is working -58222;1364174099;jurov;and it's at 72.4999, everyone fasten the seat belt -58221;1364174117;Namjies;urgh, lost connection -58220;1364174584;taub;can someone explain the wall theory nonsense to me? -58219;1364174592;taub;so many stupid conspiracy theories on the forum -58218;1364174604;taub;WALLMAKERS -58217;1364174665;mjr_;lol -58216;1364174665;mjr_;who would report gribble lag? -58215;1364174666;mjr_;that was such a sad movie -58214;1364174666;mjr_;the jacket he wore sold for 21,000X what barings was sold to ING for -58213;1364174666;mjr_;if that isn't fucked up, i don't know what is -58212;1364174674;cadsII;taub: my understanding is that the wall is a large amount of sell orders that were put on the upper margin by bears. -58211;1364174680;mircea_popescu;taub not much to explain -58210;1364174690;mircea_popescu;forum consists of posts. posts have to be made. -58209;1364174694;mircea_popescu;so they'll be made. -58208;1364174704;smickles;woah, netsplit -58207;1364174727;cadsII;taub: link me? -58206;1364174753;taub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85687.msg1668250#msg1668250 posts like these -58205;1364174806;taub;yea cadsII, but people think because bitcoin has great longterm potential that there wont be any dips or something heh -58204;1364174846;taub;eh stupid people will be stupid -58203;1364174865;mjr_;yep just a bunch of resting orders on a book at a certain price -58202;1364174879;mjr_;seems like people forget about the old cancel button far too often -58201;1364174896;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85687.msg1668521#msg1668521 -58200;1364174900;mircea_popescu;lmao that guy is funnaty -58199;1364174921;mircea_popescu;the forum. it delivers. -58198;1364174940;mircea_popescu;783 pages ?! -58197;1364175022;mircea_popescu;;;get info tradefortress -58196;1364175023;gribble;Error: The command "get" is available in the Dunno, Herald, and Topic plugins. Please specify the plugin whose command you wish to call by using its name as a command before "get". -58195;1364175027;mircea_popescu;;;getinfo tradefortress -58194;1364175028;gribble;Error: "getinfo" is not a valid command. -58193;1364175036;mircea_popescu;sigh -58192;1364175090;mjr_;i wonder how many short positions there really are -58191;1364175090;mjr_;i know of one place where you can short -58190;1364175090;mjr_;and i don't think their volume is a huge percentage -58189;1364175117;dub;;;gpg info tradefortress -58188;1364175117;gribble;User 'TradeFortress', with keyid None, fingerprint None, and bitcoin address 1xw6QFuj3jvQ1spfT9H5kqitaByeJjSRB, registered on Sun Sep 23 04:48:53 2012. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=TradeFortress . Currently not authenticated. -58187;1364175153;mircea_popescu;ty! -58186;1364175181;mircea_popescu;mjr_ you mean on bitcoin ? -58185;1364175184;dub;en pee -58184;1364175211;mjr_;its funny though -58183;1364175211;mjr_;because all those people who think that walls are conspiracies -58182;1364175211;mjr_;don't realize that the wallmakers have all the risk -58181;1364175211;mjr_;or should i say most -58180;1364175211;mjr_;price manipulators are usually fighting the market -58179;1364175211;mjr_;trying to maintain prices buy support buying or what have you -58178;1364175211;mjr_;or on the flip side trying to keep price low while waiting for funds to clear (stupidest theory) -58177;1364175220;mjr_;the bigger the market the harder to control -58176;1364175232;mircea_popescu;the entire manipulation thing is kind of nonsense. -58175;1364175241;mircea_popescu;but since peiople's education consists mostly of films and novels -58174;1364175249;mircea_popescu;and conspiracy is the cheapest plot device -58173;1364175258;mircea_popescu;people's education consists mostly of conspiracy -58172;1364175268;taub;hah :D -58171;1364175270;jurov;still, i wouldn't rule out somethink like goxapi backdoor -58170;1364175288;mircea_popescu;jurov sure. -58169;1364175299;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157519.0 << check this one out. the 0.015 btc scammor. -58168;1364175321;arij;0.015 :/ -58167;1364175351;taub;lol -58166;1364175354;mjr_;and with the dearth of margin (5 x 1 is good in btc trading...300 x 1 is easy in forex) you can't put up the imposing walls that make people sit back -58165;1364175377;arij;where can you trade btc on a margin? -58164;1364175387;mircea_popescu;on mpex lol. -58163;1364175388;taub;theres this one site but it has high fees -58162;1364175390;Namworld;0.015 affords you a palace in shantytown -58161;1364175393;taub;mpex? -58160;1364175393;Namworld;Hey arij -58159;1364175397;mircea_popescu;except those don't get mixed into the main market info by design -58158;1364175397;arij;hey nam -58157;1364175432;taub;oh that:) -58156;1364175552;mircea_popescu;but anyway, re shorts : there were at least 20k btc total in short positions at a few points this month -58155;1364175567;mircea_popescu;and last month prolly more -58154;1364175683;Josh_Rossi;USD Current rate (APY): 328.63% -58153;1364175704;mircea_popescu;bitfinex ? -58152;1364175705;Josh_Rossi;7 510.0% 1486.84 2 -58151;1364175709;Josh_Rossi;yes -58150;1364175712;mircea_popescu;heh. -58149;1364175731;Josh_Rossi;the second one is a 7 day loan at 510% -58148;1364175736;Josh_Rossi;that is a standing offer -58147;1364175754;Josh_Rossi;~1500 USD requested at that rate -58146;1364175756;mircea_popescu;hahaah get a load of this : -58145;1364175777;mircea_popescu;;;gpg info MagicalTux -58144;1364175778;gribble;User 'MagicalTux', with keyid 1C797C313C89C25F, fingerprint 6EF3EC1D36EE80D651E8A7991C797C313C89C25F, and bitcoin address None, registered on Sun Mar 6 22:43:15 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=MagicalTux . Currently not authenticated. -58143;1364175795;mircea_popescu;;;getrating MagicalTux -58142;1364175796;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User MagicalTux, rated since Mon Dec 20 10:21:21 2010. Cumulative rating 116, from 37 total ratings. Received ratings: 37 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 14 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=MagicalTux -58141;1364175799;mircea_popescu;;;getrating mircea_popescu -58140;1364175800;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User mircea_popescu, rated since Fri Jul 22 08:04:26 2011. Cumulative rating 116, from 60 total ratings. Received ratings: 55 positive, 5 negative. Sent ratings: 62 positive, 13 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=mircea_popescu -58139;1364175864;Josh_Rossi;nice rating -58138;1364175871;Josh_Rossi;;;getrating Josh_Rossi -58137;1364175871;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User Josh_Rossi, rated since Sat Mar 9 16:02:17 2013. Cumulative rating 1, from 1 total ratings. Received ratings: 1 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 0 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Josh_Rossi -58136;1364175930;MJRIII;thats better... -58135;1364175954;jurov;mircea_popescu: deposits, please? -58134;1364176006;MJRIII;bitfloor last is 73.50 -58133;1364176027;MJRIII;once its up around $100 i can't wait to just trade for fun -58132;1364176031;mircea_popescu;jurov thy wish is my command. -58131;1364176037;MJRIII;rebate is really nice at that price -58130;1364176212;jurov;thx -58129;1364176375;mircea_popescu;smickles my npd goes as such : yest told waitress she has a beautiful smile and it's a pleasure to talk to her which made her smile compulsively like an idiot every time she saw me and then gave her a nice tip. today cooked pasta and had jasmine tea (4 cups). so you tell me. -58128;1364176383;mircea_popescu;and also jasmine tea is the best tea there is. -58127;1364176425;mircea_popescu;also this chatlog is a riot lol. clockbluffers. -58126;1364176440;MJRIII;did you watch the tiberiusiv section? -58125;1364176490;mircea_popescu;im reading through iot -58124;1364176500;mircea_popescu;where it=log -58123;1364176539;MJR_III;it tends to repeat itself as tiberiusiv keeps circling back to his old flawed points -58122;1364176570;MJR_III;smickles really cut the argument down to its core though, so good job to him -58121;1364176613;Bugpowder;tiberisuiv is a little puppy, very excited about all these new ideas bitcoin has put in his head. -58120;1364176619;jurov;wait till mircea comes to what tibby thinks about his sdice opinion -58119;1364176634;MJR_III;i know yeah -58118;1364176656;mircea_popescu;for the record tho : the dividend-based corp valuation model is flawed. -58117;1364176664;mircea_popescu;i understand the value of dividends in decreasing risk -58116;1364176676;mircea_popescu;however, plenty of irl companies pay no dividends. hathaway paid no dividends. -58115;1364176683;mircea_popescu;or whatever, paid 1 cent once in 197x -58114;1364176690;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: that was kakobrekla's point of view -58113;1364176695;dub;I like monkey paw green tea -58112;1364176699;mircea_popescu;and YES, buffett COULD wire himself all their capital in uganda and run off. -58111;1364176705;MJR_III;AAPL being the best example -58110;1364176728;MJR_III;did not pay any dividends in steve jobs era IIRC -58109;1364176734;Bugpowder;dividends make sense if you have a strong income flow but not a good plan for applying that capital to company growth -58108;1364176740;smickles;i was a bit of a troll at some points MJR_III ;) -58107;1364176764;MJR_III;smickles: it was in that sense anti-troll -58106;1364176779;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder exactly. which is why i see why the cavirtex ppl wouldn't really want to pay dividends. -58105;1364176779;MJR_III;because saying evoorhees runs sdice and bitinstant is patently false -58104;1364176788;mircea_popescu;i don't think that necessarily speaks against them -58103;1364176800;mircea_popescu;MJR_III iirc evoorhees was pr for bitinstant ? -58102;1364176804;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure shrem runs it -58101;1364176809;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: i agree...but i don't like having to sell a position to take profits -58100;1364176821;mircea_popescu;MJR_III that's also a point, yeah. -58099;1364176825;MJR_III;if i believe in the company i'd rather just buy and hold...but sometimes you need to take some profits to rebalance -58098;1364176837;mircea_popescu;well... here's the other side of that coin : -58097;1364176841;Bugpowder;fuck balance, buy calls -58096;1364176847;Bugpowder;:-P -58095;1364176848;mircea_popescu;the fact that stocks work as bonds (ie, they issue dividends) -58094;1364176852;mircea_popescu;makes the markets very illiquid -58093;1364176858;MJR_III;good point -58092;1364176861;mircea_popescu;or moreover, fractured : the big time holders who don't participate in price formation -58091;1364176866;MJR_III;i am in that boat now with sdice -58090;1364176873;mircea_popescu;and the 1-10 btc holders who move the price 30 to 70 to 30 to 70 -58089;1364176882;mircea_popescu;creating a general; impression of disorder -58088;1364176890;MJR_III;that is my biggest problem -58087;1364176893;mircea_popescu;yeah. -58086;1364176896;MJR_III;it fucks up my performance sheets -58085;1364176902;MJR_III;and for no real reason -58084;1364176909;MJR_III;since volume is very low and spreads are wide -58083;1364176918;mircea_popescu;so in a very macro sense you are better off as a portofolio investor with the "have to sell ot realise" paradigm, as inconvenient as it is -58082;1364176922;mircea_popescu;because the alternative sucks more. -58081;1364176930;MJR_III;but again...valuation is the key, that is basically what caused 2008 crises -58080;1364176956;MJR_III;people not knowing what shit was worth -58079;1364176958;mircea_popescu;course corps like s.dice have no choice in the matter, as there's no practical way to deploy. -58078;1364176966;mircea_popescu;but corps that have the choice... -58077;1364176978;MJR_III;i was watching rogue trader today...they sold nick leesons trading floor jacket for 21,000 lb -58076;1364176984;MJR_III;sold barings for 1 lb -58075;1364176999;mircea_popescu;they should have sold his jacket for shares -58074;1364177004;MJR_III;hehehe -58073;1364177004;mircea_popescu;not for fiat -58072;1364177021;MJR_III;actually they should have claimed that it was a liquidable asset -58071;1364177041;MJR_III;and ING should have gotten it -58070;1364177052;MJR_III;i'm about to watch margin call...but that very word makes me feel ill -58069;1364177064;MJR_III;which is why i like bitcoin trading...i don't have margin calls to worry about -58068;1364177077;mircea_popescu;lol @ "unless there is legislation STOPPING you it is implicityly legal" "WRONG" part -58067;1364177080;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv who told you this ? -58066;1364177102;MJR_III;you will lol quite a bit -58065;1364177108;MJR_III;it gets worse from there -58064;1364177136;mircea_popescu;but anyway, i don't get his numbers. -58063;1364177136;MJR_III;this is completely ignoring the matter of jurisdiction of said legislation -58062;1364177141;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -58061;1364177141;gribble;There are currently 40223789 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 7129667.659 USD in total. | Data vintage: 97.4144 seconds -58060;1364177154;mircea_popescu;s.dice paid ~70k btc in a year and the average mkt cap past month is 500k -58059;1364177156;mircea_popescu;what 30% ? -58058;1364177156;Bugpowder;nice... Up from $6.2MM -58057;1364177176;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder kinda meaningless figure tho innit. -58056;1364177183;Bugpowder;not totally -58055;1364177198;Bugpowder;the is the lower bound of cash on hand at mtgox -58054;1364177198;MJR_III;in some ways it makes more sense to think of SDICE as a private equity stake -58053;1364177207;MJR_III;it is just getting started i feel -58052;1364177213;mircea_popescu;100 dollars deposited allows you an order of 10bn btc at 0.00000001 eacgh -58051;1364177216;Bugpowder;more useful would be total current deposts. -58050;1364177228;mircea_popescu;yes. -58049;1364177234;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: I am not interested in the BTC number, just the USD total -58048;1364177236;mircea_popescu;but they can't publish that as it'd tell a real sad story. -58047;1364177250;Bugpowder;asks IS worthless -58046;1364177251;mircea_popescu;oh i see, i misread. yeah. -58045;1364177254;MJR_III;did you see the number of tickets available? -58044;1364177258;mircea_popescu;yeah, that is something. -58043;1364177261;Bugpowder;yes -58042;1364177275;MJR_III;not available actually but in queue -58041;1364177294;MJR_III;fucked up how much noise to signal there is from the biggest exchange -58040;1364177321;mircea_popescu;"mjr: if satoshidice future was more certain, the price would reflect it, it doesnt." << well, this is fundamentally a broken argument. -58039;1364177333;mircea_popescu;a restatement of the efficient market theory, which is broken even in fiat. -58038;1364177345;MJR_III;yep -58037;1364177350;MJR_III;he is a HUGE proponent of efficient market -58036;1364177358;smickles;Bugpowder: it's not cash on hand at gox -58035;1364177360;MJR_III;as you'll see...i told him if market was efficient it'd be broken -58034;1364177364;MJR_III;no trading ever -58033;1364177381;smickles;gox lets you place bids b/f you have cash in the account -58032;1364177381;smickles;they show in the book and only disappear when they get touched by an ask -58031;1364177383;MJR_III;perfect illiquidity -58030;1364177441;mircea_popescu;smickles what ?! -58029;1364177447;mircea_popescu;they have the phantom liquidity model too now ?! -58028;1364177457;Bugpowder;no -58027;1364177458;mircea_popescu;wtf is it about bad ideas that makes them so irresistible to people. -58026;1364177459;dub;isn't dice price a reflection of random market killing acts by its issuer? -58025;1364177460;Bugpowder;they don't -58024;1364177465;Bugpowder;smickles is wrong -58023;1364177468;mircea_popescu;dub possibly. -58022;1364177469;MJR_III;Bugpowder proved that last night -58021;1364177483;MJR_III;dub: lol -58020;1364177485;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder don't they ? -58019;1364177489;Bugpowder;I tested it. -58018;1364177496;mircea_popescu;a ok. was about to blow up over here -58017;1364177505;MJR_III;the other orders only pop up when that one is canceled -58016;1364177533;Bugpowder;If you underfund your bids, your cheapest bids don't post to the market -58015;1364177537;mircea_popescu;so basically you can put it in, but it won't list it in the book ? -58014;1364177540;MJR_III;i think bugpowder said that they only show the closest to top of book? -58013;1364177544;Bugpowder;right -58012;1364177551;mircea_popescu;pretty clever way to do it. -58011;1364177561;mircea_popescu;kills both cats. -58010;1364177563;MJR_III;what about both sides of book Bugpowder? -58009;1364177577;MJR_III;for a market maker? -58008;1364177588;Bugpowder;Don't have coin at mtgox right now, but pretty sure you need to fund asks too for them to show -58007;1364177617;Bugpowder;I can test in a few days when I dump another batch at $97. :) -58006;1364177638;MJR_III;well that theory was busted for me...i guess their book is pretty accurate, as far as they actually have funds behind orders -58005;1364177675;Bugpowder;right, but what we REALLY want to know is the shadow pool of funds not on the book. -58004;1364177699;smickles;'tis true m'lrd -58003;1364177699;smickles;it's why people say X wall is fake -58002;1364177700;smickles;;;latency -58001;1364177704;gribble;0.25 seconds. -58000;1364177713;MJR_III;been a trading movie kind of day -57999;1364177717;Bugpowder;people say X wall is fake because they are fucking idiots. -57998;1364177724;MJR_III;glengarry glen ross and rogue trader...now margin call -57997;1364177732;MJR_III;well... -57996;1364177732;mircea_popescu;glengarry glen ross kicked ass. -57995;1364177737;MJR_III;hehehe -57994;1364177739;MJR_III;yeah -57993;1364177742;MJR_III;coffee is for closers -57992;1364177744;mircea_popescu;;;google trilema glengarry glen ross -57991;1364177747;gribble;Sa invatam Texas Hold'em impreuna, teoria cartilor pe Trilema - Un ...: ; Lewis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: -57990;1364177755;mircea_popescu;dude google is so borkt. -57989;1364177775;Bugpowder;lol -57988;1364177776;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kZg_ALxEz0 -57987;1364177781;dub;I was trying to think of a way that gox can be gamed through its shithouse engine -57986;1364177794;MJR_III;spammy orders -57985;1364177796;dub;you could basically stop trading with a handfull of accounts -57984;1364177798;Bugpowder;third prize is... your fired! -57983;1364177800;MJR_III;doubt they have toxic flow preventers -57982;1364177822;MJR_III;you could use the api to send many orders at tiny amounts -57981;1364177825;MJR_III;their minimum -57980;1364177831;MJR_III;filling their queues -57979;1364177841;dub;if you could work out how to reliably control timing.. -57978;1364177846;Bugpowder;to some extent bots already do that -57977;1364177847;MJR_III;it is almost certain that they are doing reads on an HDD -57976;1364177860;MJR_III;well bots do it intentionally to try to place orders -57975;1364177862;Bugpowder;I would imagine they are using SSDs. -57974;1364177864;MJR_III;you could do it far outside the money -57973;1364177872;MJR_III;you wo9uld imagine wrong i think -57972;1364177877;Bugpowder;and that the whole book is kept in RAM -57971;1364177878;MJR_III;2 minutes lag with an ssd? -57970;1364177886;MJR_III;lol, i wish -57969;1364177891;MJR_III;no way its that slow if that were the case -57968;1364177909;MJR_III;DB programming is one of the biggest areas where this space needs help -57967;1364177909;Bugpowder;They are not hitting the disk. -57966;1364177915;MJR_III;you are sure? -57965;1364177919;Bugpowder;nope -57964;1364177930;Bugpowder;But the book isn't very big -57963;1364177930;MJR_III;how could they be so slow in RAM -57962;1364177941;MJR_III;even more reason they can't have it in ram -57961;1364177942;mircea_popescu;MJR_III because they run a webserver on the same machine -57960;1364177953;mircea_popescu;and when apache gets flooded it slows down -57959;1364177972;MJR_III;they list "improving the matching engine is one of our biggest projects right now" -57958;1364177988;MJR_III;apache is not the matching engine...though that very may well exacerbate the problem -57957;1364178010;mircea_popescu;they're prolly going to move it on a separate machine seeing how i the "how mpex does it" article made the rounds -57956;1364178015;mircea_popescu;which thanks god already. -57955;1364178027;mircea_popescu;MJR_III apache slows down the entire machine. -57954;1364178045;MJR_III;ah could be true i suppose -57953;1364178054;MJR_III;not a big fan of apache...its ok -57952;1364178061;MJR_III;nor am i a fan of php -57951;1364178077;MJR_III;they should have gone nodejs, nginx, and mongodb -57950;1364178086;smickles;< Bugpowder> smickles is wrong << i guess they finally gave that up, huh? (also, i'm laggin out like mad cats) -57949;1364178088;MJR_III;but mostly for the cool factor -57948;1364178255;mircea_popescu;well... most webservers come prioritised out of the box -57947;1364178265;dub;smicklescorp under ddos? -57946;1364178334;mircea_popescu;"Most open tickets have a resolution within 20 minutes. Remaining cases are when there is not enough information, or when issues are not simple user-specific issues (or linked to an outage)." -57945;1364178338;mircea_popescu;sez tux. -57944;1364178397;smickles;dub: yeah, by the damn baidu bot -57943;1364178411;smickles;it hits me about 12 times a day -57942;1364178494;MJR_III;btw... mircea_popescu did you see the Private Equity deal for CoinBase? -57941;1364178497;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: They raised my withdrawl limit two hours after I emailed them -57940;1364178526;jurov;interesting, bitcoin-central does accept unfunded asks too, but shows them in book with zero amount -57939;1364178579;mircea_popescu;MJR_III i have nod. -57938;1364178583;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder that's cool. -57937;1364178606;mircea_popescu;as far as i know you're the only person with a positive experience with them. -57936;1364178611;Bugpowder;yah, I was afraid it would be a PITA and I'd be behind 5500 accounts waiting verification -57935;1364178612;mircea_popescu;not discounting it, but it IS exceptional. -57934;1364178634;Bugpowder;I was already verified so it must have been easy -57933;1364178669;Bugpowder;so many reddit posts about how hard it is to buy bitcoins -57932;1364178683;MJR_III;lol, i am loving bitfinex -57931;1364178700;MJR_III;put $170 in on the 19th...$175 today... -57930;1364178722;MJR_III;crazy to see compound interest at work...usually its fractions of pennies -57929;1364178781;Bugpowder;its really a system of haves and have nots. People with verified gox accounts that aren't scared by filling out a wire form or put off by paying a $30 fee, or have a bitcoins direct account... Those are the haves. Then there are the people that use coinbase or are sitting in the verification queue. -57928;1364178805;nanotube;jurov: i updated to use the new data.mtgox -57927;1364178838;Bugpowder;Bitcoin is just such a stunning example of how profitable it can be to be an early adopter of something, on some many levels. -57926;1364178846;Bugpowder;so many -57925;1364178898;jurov;can i resell my verified acct somehow? -57924;1364178946;jurov;or would it be suspicious that guy from yurp suddenly gets bunch of ach,dwolla and such stuff? -57923;1364179045;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder then there's the people with 50k waiting for 3 months for the "developers" to look into it -57922;1364179046;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2013/03/scary-batman-double-top.jpg -57921;1364179079;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: Did they wire in over $10k at a time? -57920;1364179088;jurov;let's finish the drawin together -57919;1364179104;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder long time user guy, im sure he didn't step into anything obvious. -57918;1364179161;Bugpowder;sux. that's like 0.65 Teslas. -57917;1364179200;mircea_popescu;"MagicalTux already explained that he is writing a entirely new site that is decent and not a stupid magic the gathering trading script. " -57916;1364179206;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=20572.msg263943#msg263943 -57915;1364179208;mircea_popescu;june 2011. -57914;1364179416;Bugpowder;So... On wednesday, thursday and friday of last week, 10,000-20,000 BTC buys went off between 15:00-15:30 GMT each day. So, we may be thru $75 within the next 15 hours. -57913;1364179629;dub;;;market buy 20000 -57912;1364179632;gribble;A market order to buy 20000 bitcoins right now would take 1477023.0224 USD and would take the last price up to 75.1364 USD, resulting in an average price of 73.8512 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -57911;1364179715;Bugpowder;correction TuesWedsThurs -57910;1364179726;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: did you see the car i want to get once bitcoins make it possible lol -57909;1364179760;MJR_III;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z39jXZfCpf0 -57908;1364179765;MJR_III;such a beast -57907;1364179774;MJR_III;its nice to dream -57906;1364179783;MJR_III;but anyways...this PE deal could be good i think -57905;1364179807;MJR_III;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157789.msg1669605#msg1669605 -57904;1364179817;MJR_III;could probably use some activist investors lol -57903;1364179825;MJR_III;fix whatever stupid model they are using -57902;1364179863;mircea_popescu;what's with everyonebuying cars already -57901;1364179863;dub;I was gonna dismiss that based on its european decent but its actually pretty badass -57900;1364179966;mircea_popescu;"Hey All I Am a long time miner with a low budget. My 1 Gh/s isnt cutting it anymore, or has it for a long time. I need our Help to Secure a Batch #3 Avalon. I Have A Listing Up On BTCJam" -57899;1364179969;mircea_popescu;gotta love these. -57898;1364179981;MJR_III;i haven't gotten one yet -57897;1364179990;MJR_III;but maybe at $1000 per btc -57896;1364180018;MJR_III;basically military model -57895;1364180036;MJR_III;250 btc then i think... -57894;1364180114;MJR_III;but that was not the cool link...what would you price that block of coinbase shares at? -57893;1364180189;mircea_popescu;i don't see that coinbase is worth money. -57892;1364180195;mircea_popescu;i would sell. -57891;1364180202;MJR_III;well... -57890;1364180211;MJR_III;while i agree coinbase is fucking up their opportunity -57889;1364180216;MJR_III;that just changes the price -57888;1364180221;MJR_III;they have users -57887;1364180224;MJR_III;and could turn around -57886;1364180232;MJR_III;in fact, i think that is not a good sign for them -57885;1364180233;mircea_popescu;sure. -57884;1364180241;MJR_III;looking for liquidity options ON A FORUM -57883;1364180242;mircea_popescu;but you asked me. -57882;1364180245;MJR_III;not second market -57881;1364180262;MJR_III;not an otc thing, or not another internal investor -57880;1364180301;tiberiusiv;if voorhees has 90% of sdice shares, what stops him from playing on his own site everytime he wants to dump more shares, in order to increase "profits" thereby introducing more motivated bidders to buy them -57879;1364180306;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: A car is a functional object of desire that feels like it just might actually be in reach, even if you have only a few hundred coins. -57878;1364180315;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: ffs -57877;1364180331;Bugpowder;read the trilemna -57876;1364180347;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv this is a recurring topic, http://trilema.com/2013/the-question-of-the-year-in-btc/ -57875;1364180351;mircea_popescu;there's even a bounty out. -57874;1364180360;Bugpowder;http://trilema.com/2013/the-question-of-the-year-in-btc/ -57873;1364180361;tiberiusiv;thnx -57872;1364180368;Bugpowder;ya -57871;1364180374;Bugpowder;it is an interesting idea though -57870;1364180381;Bugpowder;(87%) now -57869;1364180412;Bugpowder;minus the mystery investors shares -57868;1364180471;tiberiusiv;if sdice had that level of profits why is mpex worth more then sdice? -57867;1364180539;mircea_popescu;omg i beat Bugpowder tyo the links once -57866;1364180555;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv also an amply discussed topic. -57865;1364180558;Bugpowder;we need a FAQ for bitcoin-asstes -57864;1364180562;mircea_popescu;lol -57863;1364180579;tiberiusiv;the article doesnt answer the question -57862;1364180583;tiberiusiv;simply you cant prove it -57861;1364180589;mircea_popescu;something like "read http://trilema.com/category/mpex/ and then http://trilema.com/category/bitcoin/". when you're done you can't look like a fool anymore. -57860;1364180608;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv any field of human activity will have open questions. -57859;1364180633;tiberiusiv;ever watch boiler room. -57858;1364180639;MJR_III;yes -57857;1364180663;mircea_popescu;i haven't. is it worth it ? -57856;1364180667;tiberiusiv;bitcoin enables you to run boiler room scams all day long -57855;1364180687;Bugpowder;Also known as the bitcointalk forum -57854;1364180693;tiberiusiv;mircea: its more entertainment then anything -57853;1364180711;Bugpowder;yeah its a pretty decent movie -57852;1364180745;mircea_popescu;mkay, was looking for something. -57851;1364180769;Bugpowder;I cannot freaking wait to see the MPOE results for this month -57850;1364180787;Bugpowder;I suspect a disaster is brewing for the bondholders -57849;1364180806;tiberiusiv;well why cant mpex do the same thing? -57848;1364180831;tiberiusiv;create bids to sell the 1bil shares too -57847;1364180852;Bugpowder;I assume this is what mircea_popescu is doing. Why else would S.MPOE be worth so much? -57846;1364180859;tiberiusiv;lol -57845;1364180867;tiberiusiv;mircea IS the market -57844;1364180872;MJR_III;well...think about this -57843;1364180874;Bugpowder;Not really though -57842;1364180890;Bugpowder;People have deposited a LOT of coins into the recieving address -57841;1364180892;MJR_III;investing in a company that loses value in bitcoin (as long as its not too fast) just slows your rate of gain for now -57840;1364180893;mircea_popescu;dude, i have no idea. there's an old article discussing this, i'm no better. -57839;1364180906;mircea_popescu;one idea may be that s.mpoe shareholders can never make a loss. -57838;1364180907;Bugpowder;the coins need to go into some security -57837;1364180909;mircea_popescu;s.dice can. -57836;1364180929;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: you can send coins to yourself. -57835;1364180935;MJR_III;i have always wondered why you put bondholders before shareholders -57834;1364180943;MJR_III;which is fine, but just opposite -57833;1364180946;tiberiusiv;um every business does that -57832;1364180952;MJR_III;huh? -57831;1364180960;tiberiusiv;bondholders come before shareholders. -57830;1364180963;tiberiusiv;even in bankruptcy -57829;1364180972;MJR_III;to get PAID -57828;1364180976;MJR_III;not to take losses -57827;1364180991;tiberiusiv;what losses are the bondholders taking? he didnt default -57826;1364181000;MJR_III;read the faq please -57825;1364181006;MJR_III;i'll paste it, but srsly -57824;1364181042;Bugpowder;there are many financial instruments that are concievable -57823;1364181048;tiberiusiv;he probably placed bondholders before shareholders since hes the largest shareholder -57822;1364181052;mircea_popescu;... -57821;1364181054;Bugpowder;one should read the contract, not the name. -57820;1364181060;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv srsly, read stuff. it's fun to read. -57819;1364181081;tiberiusiv;i did read your post, there was no answer about mr voorhees -57818;1364181087;tiberiusiv;fact is nobody knows. -57817;1364181091;mircea_popescu;you are nao discussing a different topic tho -57816;1364181092;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: correct -57815;1364181099;mircea_popescu;which is also documented at length -57814;1364181116;tiberiusiv;voorhees has massive incentive to manipulate sdice and get rich dumping stock -57813;1364181131;Bugpowder;nobody knows, and everyone knows nobody knows except those that do not yet know that everyone knows that nobody knows. -57812;1364181136;mircea_popescu;haha -57811;1364181137;tiberiusiv;you can easily put together $5-10mil -57810;1364181138;Bugpowder;but now you know -57809;1364181147;Bugpowder;and knowing is half the battle -57808;1364181148;tiberiusiv;lol bugpowder -57807;1364181166;mircea_popescu;how much is a 2 carat, sdlightly yellow, princess cut no impurities diamond worth ? -57806;1364181187;Bugpowder;what do you mean by slightly yellow? -57805;1364181192;MJR_III;(k)In the case where MPOE, after having paid the interest as detailed above as well as all costs and fees resulting from contracts purchases and executions will be found to have a shortfall, that shortfall will be applied to the capital of the bonds deposited that were accepted proportionally, so that each bond is reduced by the same ratio as the ratio between the shortfall and the -57804;1364181194;MJR_III;calculated capital reserves requirement. Bonds that were not accepted as well as the unaccepted parts of partially accepted bonds are extempt from this reduction. -57803;1364181196;Bugpowder;$12k -57802;1364181205;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder HA! -57801;1364181210;Bugpowder;assuming its a J color, and lets say SI2 -57800;1364181214;mircea_popescu;diamonds are not scarce and debeers is just manipulating the price. -57799;1364181227;Bugpowder;yes I know that you know that -57798;1364181228;mircea_popescu;it's worth $45 -57797;1364181231;mircea_popescu;lalala -57796;1364181254;Bugpowder;are you using a cost based pricing model instead of a price based costing model? -57795;1364181262;mircea_popescu;hehe -57794;1364181272;mircea_popescu;just showing that speculative thought is not always economically relevant. -57793;1364181290;mircea_popescu;as enjoyable the indulging of it may be. -57792;1364181295;Bugpowder;if the diamond cost $45 to dig out, you need to spend $2000 in ads to make it worth $12000 -57791;1364181308;mircea_popescu;o, we're not considering the cost to dig it out -57790;1364181313;Bugpowder;cartel is pretty much broken now right? -57789;1364181317;mircea_popescu;we're armchair economists, so we get to pick our cost model. -57788;1364181318;MJR_III;i guess the overall point to take away is invest what you want and get the returns you can...try to learn the risks, but you will NEVER have a risk free investment and you will never have perfect information -57787;1364181323;Bugpowder;why haven't prices dropped? -57786;1364181324;mircea_popescu;we'll use a copper mining model for diamons. -57785;1364181355;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder actually... the russians found something like three tons under a lake. -57784;1364181362;mircea_popescu;and i mean that, like 54734897598347985739847 carats -57783;1364181382;Bugpowder;MJR_III: yeah, to the point of tiberiusiv, this is just one more datapoint for the risk matrix. Get more datapoints and connect the dots better then everyone else and you will make money in this bitcoin shit. -57782;1364181392;mircea_popescu;just like irl, -57781;1364181395;mircea_popescu;but with bits -57780;1364181426;MJR_III;yep -57779;1364181431;MJR_III;efficient market is bullshit -57778;1364181434;MJR_III;you get what you can -57777;1364181446;MJR_III;try to know a little more than the next guy -57776;1364181453;mircea_popescu;anyway, the "it's all just one great conspiracy" argument is never disprovable. -57775;1364181462;MJR_III;hehehe...what if aliens -57774;1364181463;tiberiusiv;at the end of the day, major players hold substantial bitcoins and need bids to dump them. bitcoin has worse wealth distribution then even fiat currency by a massive margin -57773;1364181465;mircea_popescu;it carries a little more apparent water in btc than irl because there's fewer people in btc -57772;1364181472;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: and with competition that is significantly underpowered relative to irl finance. -57771;1364181475;mircea_popescu;but then again, we KNEW there's fewer people in btc at the onset. -57770;1364181492;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv how do you know this ? -57769;1364181511;tiberiusiv;just add up even the top 500 adresss which probably belong to 50 people. -57768;1364181514;Bugpowder;yeah, I actually doubt tiberiusiv statement is true -57767;1364181515;mircea_popescu;... -57766;1364181523;mircea_popescu;so what, add up some fact with some assumption ? -57765;1364181532;mircea_popescu;why haven't i thought about that! you mean this can prove ANYTHING ? -57764;1364181532;mircea_popescu;wow. -57763;1364181548;Bugpowder;add up the top 50 people IRL net worth -57762;1364181554;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i have no way of knowing. i'm one of the major holders and my addies aren't on the list. -57761;1364181555;mircea_popescu;what nao -57760;1364181569;tiberiusiv;bugpowder: none of the top 50 hold even 1% of oustanding dollars. -57759;1364181575;Bugpowder;O? -57758;1364181594;mircea_popescu;trivial to hold 1mn btc in 100k 10 btc addies. -57757;1364181599;mircea_popescu;and arguably much better safety too -57756;1364181602;tiberiusiv;yes exactly -57755;1364181605;mircea_popescu;(admitting someone cracks an address) -57754;1364181609;Bugpowder;Who owns Aramco -57753;1364181612;tiberiusiv;the top 500 adress's probably belong to 50 people -57752;1364181631;tiberiusiv;that doesnt even count the spread out individuals -57751;1364181635;error4733;? -57750;1364181638;mircea_popescu;is this where someone whips out a "the richest 50 famblies own 547834987593485 dollars" ? -57749;1364181654;tiberiusiv;the richest families dont own the money. -57748;1364181671;tiberiusiv;they own illiquid assets they can never sell -57747;1364181675;mircea_popescu;o ic. -57746;1364181679;mircea_popescu;this because fiat is broken -57745;1364181687;error4733;dont thinks big holder keep in big wallet, u made 100 address in a second -57744;1364181688;mircea_popescu;btc not being broken... we focus on that. -57743;1364181693;MJR_III;Think big, think positive, never show any sign of weakness. Always go for the throat. Buy low, sell high. Fear? That's the other guy's problem. Nothing you have ever experienced will prepare you for the absolute carnage you are about to witness. Super Bowl, World Series - they don't know what pressure is. In this building, it's either kill or be killed. You make no friends in the pits -57742;1364181695;MJR_III;and you take no prisoners. One minute you're up half a million in soybeans and the next, boom, your kids don't go to college and they've repossessed your Bentley. Are you with me? -57741;1364181705;MJR_III;lol -57740;1364181714;mircea_popescu;such bs. -57739;1364181719;tiberiusiv;yea MJR im sure your selling low and high with your 25 btc's -57738;1364181728;tiberiusiv;you a player -57737;1364181730;mircea_popescu;why ? chix in the pits are some of the hottest sackpanthers you'll ever befriend -57736;1364181867;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: if you a baller why not flash some addresses up here -57735;1364181885;tiberiusiv;channels logged. -57734;1364181896;Bugpowder;so what? -57733;1364181901;mircea_popescu;lol. let the kid be. -57732;1364181904;tiberiusiv;make the cash without the flash -57731;1364181907;Bugpowder;what evidence do we have that you are a baller -57730;1364181909;mircea_popescu;he's taking the boy approach to learning, challenging stuff. -57729;1364181923;Bugpowder;you could just be pretending... -57728;1364181926;tiberiusiv;learning what? so far what ive seen in here is massive misunderstandings of markets -57727;1364181943;mircea_popescu;yeah, that. -57726;1364181953;tiberiusiv;no understanding of liquidty, bid/asks spreads. confusion over the fact that a tiny group of bitcoiners has massive price influence. -57725;1364181978;Bugpowder;that too -57724;1364181978;tiberiusiv;the major holders are all to happy to get coinlab to accept wallstreet bids. -57723;1364181991;Bugpowder;why wouldn't we be? -57722;1364181994;tiberiusiv;since they need HUGE bids to be able to effectively cashout -57721;1364182002;tiberiusiv;bugpowder sush you are small time -57720;1364182007;mircea_popescu;i wonder if annoyed ddos person manages to take off freenode -57719;1364182011;tiberiusiv;you were crying over $4k lost in papergains -57718;1364182018;Bugpowder;?? -57717;1364182031;Bugpowder;show me the log -57716;1364182032;mircea_popescu;anyone wanna bet on that ? -57715;1364182056;Bugpowder;I cry over ever missed bit cent. -57714;1364182062;MJR_III;tiberiusiv: it was a quote from trading spaces btw -57713;1364182080;MJR_III;tiberiusiv: you usually sound like a person who has no real experience beyond a textbook -57712;1364182100;MJR_III;anyone who believes in the efficient market theorem sounds like a freshman economics major -57711;1364182268;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: here is why we wouldn't be... Coinlab is more likely to get hacked than to get wall street bids. -57710;1364182290;mircea_popescu;actually the more amusing part is this "coinlab wallstreet" business. -57709;1364182300;mircea_popescu;hot damn! -57708;1364182306;mircea_popescu;this guy keeps being a half second ahead of me. -57707;1364182317;Bugpowder;that's why I'm making money off you -57706;1364182326;mircea_popescu;haha i see -57705;1364182330;Bugpowder;or at least off your bondholders -57704;1364182341;Bugpowder;you have cleverly firewalled the risk -57703;1364182347;tiberiusiv;well coinlab does seem like a joke -57702;1364182372;tiberiusiv;top 26 BTC adress's are about 10% of all BTC outstanding lol -57701;1364182376;mircea_popescu;do you mean coinbase or coinlab ? -57700;1364182382;Bugpowder;both -57699;1364182403;Bugpowder;coinlab is a joke (for now), coinbase is a clusterfuck -57698;1364182421;tiberiusiv;when does coinlab officially open -57697;1364182426;Bugpowder;coinlab does have the potential to become even more of a clusterfuck than coinbase -57696;1364182452;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: nobody knows. They moved thier alpha date to 'real soon now' 2 weeks after they said it was opening. -57695;1364182468;mircea_popescu;i would argue against such potential. -57694;1364182478;Bugpowder;heh -57693;1364182486;mircea_popescu;not because of them, obviously. -57692;1364182523;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -57691;1364182524;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.143377065659 seconds -57690;1364182528;mircea_popescu;heh. -57689;1364182528;Bugpowder;their 'partnership' with gox immediately raises thier potential beyond anything coinbase can fuck up -57688;1364182536;mircea_popescu;i am getting 6gbit for the record. -57687;1364182541;mircea_popescu;FUCK YOU MR DDOS MAN :D -57686;1364182542;mircea_popescu;mwahaha -57685;1364182586;dub;weaksauce -57684;1364182592;MJR_III;lol nice job mircea_popescu -57683;1364182605;mircea_popescu;everyone's like... snickering and shit. -57682;1364182612;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of fun can be had with computers srsly. -57681;1364182616;MJR_III;fucking testament to the strength of bitcoin as an IDEA that it survives the shitty management that people throw at it -57680;1364182631;mircea_popescu;haha now that's a point -57679;1364182639;MJR_III;and i am not talking even about EXECUTING WELL -57678;1364182646;MJR_III;i am just talking about TALKING WELL -57677;1364182654;MJR_III;managing expectations -57676;1364182659;mircea_popescu;MJR_III you're new, do you know the genjix speech ? -57675;1364182667;MJR_III;no -57674;1364182669;mircea_popescu;o boy. -57673;1364182677;MJR_III;and i am mjr_ so somewhat new -57672;1364182686;MJR_III;but we've talked before -57671;1364182688;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/amir-taaki-has-done-and-continues-to-do-huge-disservice-to-anyone-serious-involved-in-bitcoin/ -57670;1364182697;mircea_popescu;there. talkingwell. -57669;1364182776;MJR_III;fuck...not sure where i left that cookie lol -57668;1364182799;mircea_popescu;lol so make another one -57667;1364182805;Bugpowder;someone should start pastebinning these posts -57666;1364182816;Bugpowder;cut off mircea_popescu's revenue stream -57665;1364182816;mircea_popescu;fu commie -57664;1364182827;Bugpowder;S.MPOEs bid support collapses -57663;1364182832;MJR_III;lol -57662;1364182834;Bugpowder;MPEx folds -57661;1364182839;mircea_popescu;i built it all on 0.1 cent article reads! -57660;1364182841;Bugpowder;bitcoin drops to 0.01 -57659;1364182844;MJR_III;i was gonna ask how much actual revenue -57658;1364182848;dub;;;google anonymizer -57657;1364182848;MJR_III;could he possibly get -57656;1364182849;gribble;Anonymizer - Online Privacy, Security, and Anonymous Surfing ...: ; Anonymizer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; anonymizer.nntime.com home page: -57655;1364182879;mircea_popescu;UNTOLD FORTUNES -57654;1364182881;MJR_III;priced so cheap that the time it took to set up was more than the cost -57653;1364182893;MJR_III;and now i'm doubling that cost i suppose -57652;1364182897;dub;anyway its probably not worth reading -57651;1364182910;MJR_III;lol, i gotta say the content is worth the price -57650;1364182911;dub;in that if you don't already know what a fuckup amir is, you don't really want to -57649;1364182920;dub;its hard to look at -57648;1364182922;mircea_popescu;hahaha -57647;1364182938;mircea_popescu;dub baby, he was A DEVTEAM GUY this time last year,. -57646;1364182946;mircea_popescu;you're aware yes ? painfully aware yes ? -57645;1364182991;dub;yes I am pained by his continued existence -57644;1364183011;MJR_III;"Taaki is a speaker of Esperanto" srsly? -57643;1364183034;MJR_III;so he can talk to the other five guys? -57642;1364183045;mircea_popescu;i think vrag is one of the other five -57641;1364183057;MJR_III;lol, anyway...he is a fuckup, he was behind intersango -57640;1364183064;mircea_popescu;o, no. -57639;1364183077;mircea_popescu;hes' the guy who "opensourced" the bitcoinica code, so abominations like bitfinex could spring up -57638;1364183086;mircea_popescu;except he opensourced it with sensitive passwords in the codebase -57637;1364183089;mircea_popescu;which resulted in a "heist" -57636;1364183099;dub;we haven't heard from Amir in a little while (afaik), I had hoped that his mother stopped suckling and he starved to death -57635;1364183125;MJR_III;USD11.90000 last intersango usd trade -57634;1364183127;MJR_III;buy buy buy -57633;1364183127;mircea_popescu;anyway, boiler room is downloaded and my toes are being suckled on so i shall bid you all a very fine evening and be back later. -57632;1364183137;MJR_III;let me know if you like it -57631;1364183146;dub;good movie -57630;1364183147;MJR_III;the notorious big quote was from taht movie -57629;1364183416;smickles;holy crap, mpexbot took 20 gig in a second and then upstream cut them off -57628;1364183430;Bugpowder;wat? -57627;1364183434;smickles;er, minute -57626;1364183437;Bugpowder;your bot? -57625;1364183500;smickles;$depth dice -57624;1364183502;mpexbot;smickles: S.DICE Bids: ['1512 @ 0.0038512', '1000 @ 0.00385001', '1000 @ 0.00380002', '250 @ 0.00380002', '5555 @ 0.0036'] -57623;1364183503;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1907 @ 0.00444436', '500 @ 0.00444437', '900 @ 0.0044444', '204 @ 0.00444442', '1000 @ 0.00449999'] -57622;1364183504;smickles;Bugpowder: ^ -57621;1364183532;Bugpowder;is that your bot? -57620;1364183538;smickles;i maintain it -57619;1364183552;Bugpowder;I was afk during most of the DDOS -57618;1364183557;Bugpowder;kewl -57617;1364183576;Bugpowder;u r part of the mpex ecosystem -57616;1364184158;tiberiusiv;top 410 adresses control roughly 35% of all BTC -57615;1364184328;tiberiusiv;theres a possibility 100 individuals own 50% of BTCs outstanding lol -57614;1364184397;smickles;!last s.dice -57613;1364184407;smickles;assbot? -57612;1364184416;smickles;kakobrekla: assbot offline? -57611;1364184454;MJR_III;wow so the ddos is affecting all of freenode -57610;1364184551;Thinker_;Max Keiser owns 20000 BTC -57609;1364184630;MJR_III;Thinker_ he has signed a message with an address that has 20000 btc? -57608;1364184631;Thinker_;at least he said he became a "bitcoin millionaire" when USD/BTC was 50 -57607;1364184660;MJR_III;lol, after watching his show, i would take anything he says with considerable skepticism -57606;1364184662;tiberiusiv;bitcoin has one of the worst "wealth" distributions of any monetary system yet -57605;1364184670;Thinker_;MJR_III: good point :) -57604;1364184681;MJR_III;tiberiusiv: dude...if it is so bad, why get involved? -57603;1364184696;tiberiusiv;MJR what are you talking about? -57602;1364184702;MJR_III;at the end of the day all that matters is what you do -57601;1364184705;MJR_III;if its good, buy -57600;1364184709;MJR_III;if it's bad, sell -57599;1364184718;mircea_popescu;hallo. i got my film interrupted ;/ -57598;1364184719;MJR_III;really only two choices -57597;1364184725;tiberiusiv;no what matters is what happens when the tiny % that influence 90% of the market change their mind. -57596;1364184728;mircea_popescu;we're seeing 11gbps sustained and peaks to 25 range. -57595;1364184742;MJR_III;yeah freenode put out alerts -57594;1364184751;mircea_popescu;sooo... i guess we find out today huh. -57593;1364184766;mircea_popescu;but so far it's not good enough. -57592;1364184777;tiberiusiv;mircea: what film? -57591;1364184804;mircea_popescu;boiler room -57590;1364184822;tiberiusiv;its more of an amusement movie -57589;1364184830;mircea_popescu;um -57588;1364184836;mircea_popescu;what else movie could it be ?! -57587;1364184878;tiberiusiv;mircea: a better one is glengary glen ross -57586;1364184885;mircea_popescu;ya but that one i saw. -57585;1364184907;mircea_popescu;anyway. "i'm not your friend, that's your mother's racket. i'm your father, i tell you when you fuck up" -57584;1364184909;mircea_popescu;solid concept. -57583;1364184914;smickles;mircea_popescu: did you see what I said happened to mpexbot? -57582;1364184934;ozonelayer;hey all. I have a question about mpex options. what is the size of each contract. 100BTC? I can't find this anywhere... -57581;1364184941;smickles;1btc -57580;1364184950;ozonelayer;1? -57579;1364184953;smickles;yup -57578;1364184961;ozonelayer;odd... -57577;1364184981;smickles;a little -57576;1364184986;mircea_popescu;smickles yes. -57575;1364185006;mircea_popescu;ozonelayer 1 btc per contract. -57574;1364185035;mircea_popescu;why'dya think that's odd ? -57573;1364185063;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -57572;1364185065;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.112129211426 seconds -57571;1364185068;mircea_popescu;heh. -57570;1364185112;ozonelayer;mircea_popescu: ok. thanks. typically, options are usually in units of 100 of the underlying asset. just a convention i believe (though SEC in the us may make this required...i'm not sure) -57569;1364185142;mircea_popescu;ozonelayer from a general pov tho, the best unit is THE unit, ie 1. -57568;1364185155;mircea_popescu;if they were stacks of 100 the price'd just be higher, not like you can't stack them in 100s if you want. -57567;1364185192;ozonelayer;yea...i agree. however, the convention is well established. so, this kinda goes opposite of it. no big deal. i just buy 100 as many -57566;1364185747;mircea_popescu;yeh. -57565;1364185826;tiberiusiv;mircea: rofl @ taaki article -57564;1364185857;mircea_popescu;meanwhile http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134687421996.jpg -57563;1364186201;17SACMZE9;testing testing -57562;1364186208;benkay;testing -57561;1364186402;benkay_;testing -57560;1364186517;benkay_;is anybody out there? -57559;1364186521;Chaang-Noi;god the trading is slow and thin now -57558;1364186562;smickles;Chaang-Noi: assbot is offline -57557;1364186588;smickles;or do you mean btc/fiat trading? -57556;1364186623;MJR_III;hi -57555;1364186626;MJR_III;i'm still here -57554;1364186666;MJR_III;strong ass ddos tonight -57553;1364186777;dub;;;goxlag -57552;1364186778;gribble;0 seconds -57551;1364186847;smickles;lol, -57550;1364186857;smickles;goxlag is broken -57549;1364186863;smickles;;;ticker -57548;1364186863;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 70.20001, Best ask: 70.25001, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 70.25003, 24 hour volume: 42883.17754023, 24 hour low: 63.51000, 24 hour high: 72.49999, 24 hour vwap: 69.52634 -57547;1364186905;benkay_;;;goxlag -57546;1364186906;gribble;0 seconds -57545;1364187028;MJR_III;been surprisingly boring tonight on gox -57544;1364187143;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -57543;1364187145;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.108052015305 seconds -57542;1364187155;MJR_III;lol during ddos -57541;1364187182;MJR_III;what is NAT.ROUTERS? -57540;1364187195;MJR_III;i mean...network address translation routers seems obviuos -57539;1364187209;mircea_popescu;MJR_III it's an old inside joke. -57538;1364187219;MJR_III;but how does that relate to a tradeable asset? -57537;1364187221;mircea_popescu;sorta runninggag. -57536;1364187223;mircea_popescu;it's not. -57535;1364187223;MJR_III;ah ok -57534;1364187248;mircea_popescu;one of these days i gotta get myself a new keyboard that has a functioningspacebar -57533;1364187251;mircea_popescu;fuck -57532;1364187259;MJR_III;how did you write those spaces? -57531;1364187269;mircea_popescu;it works like cunt -57530;1364187271;mircea_popescu;sometimes. -57529;1364187308;Chaang-Noi;oh thanks smickles -57528;1364187332;MJR_III;how'd you like boiler room? -57527;1364187348;Chaang-Noi;but gox is slow too and all the other exchanges -57526;1364187352;Chaang-Noi;like really slow -57525;1364187383;mircea_popescu;MJR_III i got interrupted. -57524;1364187405;dub;jesus croquet playing christ I have an urgent need to break some fucking neck -57523;1364187413;mircea_popescu;buy puppies. -57522;1364187429;MJR_III;bunnies are better -57521;1364187440;MJR_III;but i am on one more finance movie for the night -57520;1364187446;MJR_III;trading places -57519;1364187448;MJR_III;lol -57518;1364187461;mircea_popescu;anyway, teh boys seem to be having things under control, so i'll prolly resume -57517;1364187468;dub;motherfucking corporate leeches existing for he express purpose of doing nothing useful ever -57516;1364187528;MJR_III;dub: what else is new -57515;1364187553;MJR_III;dub: what is the specific reason behind that statement? -57514;1364187705;dub;asshats reworking policy they don't understand, slapping completely unrelated 'standards' designations on documents that don't come close to touching the subject matter -57513;1364187717;MJR_III;ah i see -57512;1364187767;dub;and nobody thinks to either fire these prolific masturbating timesinks or let me punch them in the face until they die -57511;1364187784;mircea_popescu;"The home-made bomb exploded at a Polemidia branch ATM machine near the city of Limassol at around 12.30 a.m. on Monday." -57510;1364187788;mircea_popescu;http://greece.greekreporter.com/2013/03/24/angry-cypriots-blow-up-bank-of-cyprus-atm/ -57509;1364187792;mircea_popescu;dude i'm fucked\ -57508;1364187828;mircea_popescu;dub i'd fire them. you work for the wrong boss. -57507;1364188757;Chaang-Noi;lol dub, im okay if you hit them till they die if that helps -57506;1364190451;Chaang-Noi;back in the 70s for the weekend, crazy shit -57505;1364191047;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -57504;1364191050;gribble;Current Blocks: 227909 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1914 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 8 hours, 18 minutes, and 9 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7152581.64559 | Estimated Percent Change: 6.82149 -57503;1364192591;Bowjob;http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/story/2013/02/20/bc-pidgin-protest.html -57502;1364192612;Bowjob;poor people protesting a restaurant in vancouver.. wtf -57501;1364192619;smickles;??? -57500;1364192620;Bowjob;for gentrifying the land -57499;1364192631;Bowjob;im tempted to eat at that restaurant now -57498;1364192631;Bowjob;lol -57497;1364192667;Bowjob;basically downtown east side.. is the worst part of vancouver where poor people naturally reside -57496;1364192693;Bowjob;then this new restaurant came up that the locals cant afford.. so they start protesting -57495;1364193082;mircea_popescu;lmao -57494;1364193101;mircea_popescu;are they protesting that t hey're poor or that other people are rich ? -57493;1364193150;mircea_popescu;"Protesters say the restaurant -- which offers a modern menu fusing Asian and French flavours - is gentrifying the area and the premises would be better used for housing." -57492;1364193164;mircea_popescu;lmao. they paid the rent. they get to say what the premises are best used for. -57491;1364193176;mircea_popescu;these people should be convicted to 50-100 hours of mandatory capitalism training. -57490;1364193184;mircea_popescu;fuck sensitivity, it won't get you out of the slums. -57489;1364193193;mircea_popescu;fuck gay rights and women issues and all the rest of the bs. -57488;1364193210;mircea_popescu;you go about saying "x's money should be better used for your own aggenda" you get arrested and you go to capitalism training. -57487;1364193211;Chaang-Noi;communists should be shot... -57486;1364193217;mircea_popescu;nah. -57485;1364193220;Chaang-Noi;and socalists while we are at it... -57484;1364193233;Chaang-Noi;at least in places they can vote:) -57483;1364193234;mircea_popescu;idiots should be shot. communists should just be starved to death. -57482;1364193235;smickles;shooting communists is a waste of resources -57481;1364193255;Chaang-Noi;not if they can vote -57480;1364193276;Bowjob;thats the pressing issue here in vancouver. a freaking restaurant -57479;1364193291;Bowjob;i looked at their menu.. its not that expensive compared to other restaurants here -57478;1364193306;Chaang-Noi;your poor have too much money... they should not have the energy to revolt... -57477;1364193318;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi it's not the poor revolting. -57476;1364193329;mircea_popescu;it's a bunch of uppity young kids who couldn't get into a real school -57475;1364193335;mircea_popescu;and need something to tell daddy over sunday dinner -57474;1364193342;mircea_popescu;as to where his college fund went. -57473;1364193356;mircea_popescu;can't just say "sorry dad, i'm a failure, my double major in dumbfuckery is useless" -57472;1364193363;mircea_popescu;much easier to say "society is broken1!111!" -57471;1364193363;Chaang-Noi;okay then the people who should be poor, like out of work kids are too rich... -57470;1364193376;mircea_popescu;yeah, but kinda hard to get parents to throw out the refuse they spawned. -57469;1364193381;mircea_popescu;they kinda get attached to them. -57468;1364193393;mircea_popescu;"my own kid, how could he be stupid" -57467;1364193394;Chaang-Noi;i started work at age 12, im sure my son will as well -57466;1364193399;mircea_popescu;well... sometimes it happens. -57465;1364193412;Chaang-Noi;i moved to a country were we can avoid silly things like labour laws -57464;1364193430;mircea_popescu;certainly if i ever have kids it will not be in a white country. -57463;1364193444;mircea_popescu;egypt, burma, whatever the fuck. something real. -57462;1364193453;mircea_popescu;brazil. -57461;1364193461;Chaang-Noi;burma is where i ahve had my eye for a long time, lots of opertuinity there -57460;1364193467;smickles;hmm, i guess my daughter is done for then -57459;1364193478;mircea_popescu;anything as long as it's not something run by the celebrated failures. -57458;1364193488;mircea_popescu;smickles whyssat ? -57457;1364193499;smickles;she's an american -57456;1364193509;mircea_popescu;that's gonna be a tough thing to be in a coupla decades, so -57455;1364193515;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't be too worried. -57454;1364193524;jcpham;western samoa -57453;1364193530;jcpham;already looking for land -57452;1364193534;Chaang-Noi;africa i would personally stay away from -57451;1364193536;mircea_popescu;jcpham isn't that too close ? -57450;1364193544;jcpham;middle of the pacific -57449;1364193548;jcpham;close tonz -57448;1364193561;jcpham;we've been there. i have friends there -57447;1364193561;mircea_popescu;ya but i mean culturally close. -57446;1364193566;jcpham;not really -57445;1364193567;mircea_popescu;isn't it practically a sort of puerto rico ? -57444;1364193571;jcpham;not really. not at all -57443;1364193575;mircea_popescu;(i have no idea, just asking) -57442;1364193576;jcpham;they live in opoen air huts -57441;1364193583;jcpham;sleep on mats -57440;1364193590;mircea_popescu;eternal campink -57439;1364193595;jcpham;yes -57438;1364193602;jcpham;catch water in ceisterns -57437;1364193603;Chaang-Noi;i want has go, if btc keep trucking up im going to be doing a lot more traveling -57436;1364193605;jcpham;no plumbing -57435;1364193611;jcpham;pre-paid electricity -57434;1364193616;mircea_popescu;aha -57433;1364193622;Chaang-Noi;ahh i like prepaid everything -57432;1364193629;jcpham;it's off the map as far as i'm concerned -57431;1364193632;smickles;wow, i really have no idea where my daughter will end up. I guess the best thing to teach here is wilderness survival skills -57430;1364193665;Chaang-Noi;wilderness survival skills are over rated... if we need to go there there will be way too many people -57429;1364193670;jcpham;eats lots of taro root and papaya -57428;1364193672;Chaang-Noi;just tach her how to use arms, and have lots of them -57427;1364193674;jcpham;it grows everywhere there -57426;1364193687;Chaang-Noi;taro root sucks, papaya is pretty nice -57425;1364193693;jcpham;taro chips own -57424;1364193702;Chaang-Noi;anything deep fried is good -57423;1364193707;jcpham;not sure why i like taro -57422;1364193735;jcpham;buddy is samoan, we've been there, i like it is cheap -57421;1364193744;jcpham;USD is like 5:1 their money -57420;1364193756;smickles;I think the wilderness survival skills I was taught helped me in a number of other areas, and I've only used the survival skills directly in recreational situations -57419;1364193789;MJR_III;the philippines -57418;1364193791;MJR_III;i think -57417;1364193802;smickles;nothin' beats catching a catfish on a self-constructed hook, line and rod -57416;1364193809;Chaang-Noi;130nm with 6-8J/GH. how is this compared to bfl? -57415;1364193822;MJR_III;seasteading -57414;1364193824;jcpham;also i live on the lake now -57413;1364193825;MJR_III;lol -57412;1364193829;jcpham;we've been fishing for 3 days -57411;1364193834;jcpham;and eating fish -57410;1364193836;MJR_III;but seriuosly i think you could set up a nice little island in the phils -57409;1364193841;jcpham;i like to eat for free -57408;1364193859;Chaang-Noi;island in phils, watch out for pirates and muslumz... no joke -57407;1364193875;smickles;next month, we witness jcpham mad as a hatter -57406;1364193939;MJR_III;anyways hasta mananaa -57405;1364193951;MJR_III;good luck trading -57404;1364193960;Bowjob;yah, muslims in the phils are fake -57403;1364193967;Bowjob;they are just innit for the beheading -57402;1364194005;Bowjob;the real muslims, (the pissed off kind) mean business -57401;1364194008;jcpham;smickles i'm pretty mad already -57400;1364194015;Bowjob;the ones in phils shits and giggles when they behead someone -57399;1364194022;jcpham;i can't see how i could get crazier -57398;1364194042;Bowjob;and rythmically time their 'allah snackbar' chants witch each stab -57397;1364194175;mircea_popescu;papaya is disgusting -57396;1364194184;mircea_popescu;i'd rather eat used tampons -57395;1364194200;jcpham;hater -57394;1364194210;mircea_popescu;dude, it's obnoxious, it smells great and tastes rotten -57393;1364194223;jcpham;i'll make sure to invite you to my dirt hut and feed you papaya stew mircea_popescu -57392;1364194244;mircea_popescu;i'll eat your pets. -57391;1364194244;jcpham;it'll be great, you'll sit on an old log -57390;1364194253;jcpham;it'll smell like old socks -57389;1364194274;jcpham;we can have a hut orgy -57388;1364194276;mircea_popescu;allah has a snack bar ?@ -57387;1364194280;jcpham;the neighbors would lose it -57386;1364194306;jcpham;bunch of fat samoans standing around my hut in a real life circle jerk -57385;1364194306;mircea_popescu;who am i going to have an orgy with ?! -57384;1364194313;mircea_popescu;you and that dude you hooked up with ?! -57383;1364194317;jcpham;porabably the dudes -57382;1364194321;MJR_III;but i think also if you are in the phils you could start a remittance service -57381;1364194327;MJR_III;$$$ -57380;1364194333;mircea_popescu;myeah. i'll have my secretary check my schedule for me. -57379;1364194337;jcpham;k cool -57378;1364194373;mircea_popescu;the dude translating mpex faq to spanish made "small mormon family" into "familia de profesionales" -57377;1364194379;mircea_popescu;i was like... yeah that's legit. -57376;1364194525;jcpham;does Mormonism translate into spanish -57375;1364194562;mircea_popescu;notrly. -57374;1364194569;jcpham;can you teach a spanish person their religion is wrong and theat a guy from America is the one true prophet -57373;1364194578;jcpham;not sure if culturally correct -57372;1364194589;mircea_popescu;some dumbass who was "reading" a language he didn't speak -57371;1364194596;mircea_popescu;and then forgot what he read and couldn't read it again -57370;1364194604;mircea_popescu;so he had to start over when he lost his original notes -57369;1364194643;jcpham;we have some really fucked up religion in America -57368;1364194651;mircea_popescu;i wonder how many self-identified "mormons" are aware they're on mormon 2.0, 1.0 having been around for about sixteen months -57367;1364194659;jcpham;Jehovah's witnesses are another classic subject -57366;1364194662;mircea_popescu;back in the 1800s -57365;1364194685;jcpham;they don't believe in christmas or birthdays -57364;1364194697;jcpham;so like jehovah girls are broken -57363;1364194698;mircea_popescu;jcpham running joke in this group of law sophomores was threatening them with prosecution for perjury -57362;1364194703;mircea_popescu;as they didn't actually witness it. -57361;1364194718;jcpham;because their parents never celebrated anything with them -57360;1364194734;mircea_popescu;don't they celebrate first period or some weird shit "? -57359;1364194737;jcpham;jehovah kids are strange -57358;1364194742;jcpham;watch yourself -57357;1364194984;smickles;lol, one of those witnesses found me with my daughter -57356;1364195016;smickles;i kept the convo full of subtle puns which indicated i was an atheist -57355;1364195022;smickles;all flew over his head -57354;1364195046;smickles;he wanted to tell me that i needed his god to be a good dad -57353;1364195073;smickles;i said something about having the natural capability -57352;1364195107;smickles;he complimented my daughter's beautiful eyes, saying that they were evidence of the spectical of god -57351;1364195140;Chaang-Noi;christans are not know to be the smarts bunch -57350;1364195147;smickles;i asked him if he noticed that they presented an evolved trait of one half of one eye being blue -57349;1364195160;Chaang-Noi;or any flavourt of org religion (but jedi) -57348;1364195169;smickles;a trait that basically proves evolution in itself by the way it presents in humans -57347;1364195218;smickles;dude had no luck converting me to his creationist ways. but I gave him a fair chance -57346;1364195250;smickles;Chaang-Noi: yeah, those fsm pirates are nutters too -57345;1364195310;smickles;;;lucky fsm pirate -57344;1364195310;gribble;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Spaghetti_Monster -57343;1364195317;smickles;hah -57342;1364195317;mircea_popescu;smickles your daughter has half a b lue eye !? -57341;1364195325;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i forgot about them, they be the awesome -57340;1364195334;Chaang-Noi;i almost got registered as a minster under them -57339;1364195337;smickles;mircea_popescu: yup, and all her children and their children and so on will too -57338;1364195341;mircea_popescu;stop beating her! -57337;1364195377;Chaang-Noi;fsm is est religion evar, much better than jedi -57336;1364195383;smickles;maybe the dood thought it was the mark of satan, cause that was the end of our convo -57335;1364195406;mircea_popescu;heh mark of satan -57334;1364195411;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure satan has black eyes -57333;1364195442;Bowjob;http://twitpic.com/c99taj/full -57332;1364195446;Bowjob;our busses are polite -57331;1364195451;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 75 -57330;1364195454;gribble;There are currently 19286.523 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 1425775.04212 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -57329;1364195460;Chaang-Noi;20k hmm -57328;1364195469;Bowjob;;;ticker -57327;1364195469;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.00000, Best ask: 72.31499, Bid-ask spread: 0.31499, Last trade: 72.31499, 24 hour volume: 42712.39071457, 24 hour low: 65.11200, 24 hour high: 72.50000, 24 hour vwap: 69.98001 -57326;1364195470;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 99.99 -57325;1364195471;gribble;There are currently 45087.562 bitcoins offered at or under 99.99 USD, worth 3779057.44622 USD in total. | Data vintage: 16.9417 seconds -57324;1364195494;Bowjob;that dude that wants to smuggle funds to malasia would push us to 100 bucks -57323;1364195502;smickles;mircea_popescu: also, because of it, she should be able to see and distinguish more colors than normal people -57322;1364195523;smickles;how do i teach her about a color which i can't see myself, i ask you -57321;1364195591;mircea_popescu;she'll figure it out. -57320;1364195597;mircea_popescu;also, better start investing in guns -57319;1364195606;mircea_popescu;you'll need em in ~16 years. -57318;1364195647;smickles;the guns never kept me away from others' daughters when i was young -57317;1364195662;smickles;maybe they were all just pussies tho -57316;1364195759;mircea_popescu;well they prolly just couldn't shoot straight. -57315;1364196806;smickles;wth is this song about, i don't understand anywhere near enough french for it -57314;1364196861;smickles;TO THE INTERNET! -57313;1364196974;smickles;oh my, that's a much, much more sexual song than i thought it was -57312;1364198720;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/smpoe-market-cap-vs-sdice-market-cap/ -57311;1364198732;mircea_popescu;if anyone is a graph reading expert, please read that to me. -57310;1364198799;Chaang-Noi;can read your own chart? -57309;1364198803;Chaang-Noi;cant* -57308;1364198851;Chaang-Noi;it measn s.dice is now worth 60% of what it was worth at its highest valuation -57307;1364198876;Chaang-Noi;so someone could theroreticaly ahve lost 40% of their welath buying at the top -57306;1364198885;toffoo;Chaang-Noi: yes MBP -57305;1364198921;Chaang-Noi;toffoo can it run linux well, thinkinga bout buying one and loading on mint 14 -57304;1364198970;toffoo;would probably make most sense to keep OS X and load linux into a VMware virtual machine -57303;1364198970;Chaang-Noi;mp if you did a chart for btc the 100% would be at 74.9 and now it would be at like 95% (72.00) -57302;1364199006;Chaang-Noi;my goal is to keep an encrypted os to keep a btc wallet while i travel -57301;1364199031;Chaang-Noi;only think i need it for is btc -57300;1364199032;toffoo;OSX has native full disk encryption .. no need for linux for that -57299;1364199073;Chaang-Noi;im going to buy it at the store, how do i encrypt it? -57298;1364199077;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi this is a mkt cap chart tho. if i took the dollar total value of BTC and the dollar value of a small company and compare them -57297;1364199079;Chaang-Noi;i have not used a mac in over 20 years -57296;1364199098;Chaang-Noi;mp lol what? -57295;1364199106;toffoo;there's an option in settings .. it does it in the background while you work .. it's really easy -57294;1364199107;mircea_popescu;yeah. -57293;1364199118;Chaang-Noi;mp what i said stands unless there was share dilution -57292;1364199133;mircea_popescu;there's no price in there, it's a ratio. -57291;1364199163;Chaang-Noi;that is why i know the guy lost 40% if bought at a high, im not telling you a price he lost at, just a ratio... 40$ is a ratio -57290;1364199171;mircea_popescu;mno. -57289;1364199184;Chaang-Noi;mno means? -57288;1364199195;mircea_popescu;say today google mkt cap is 5bn and apple mkt cap is 4 bn. then that would be 80% for that day on the graph -57287;1364199208;mircea_popescu;tomorrow goog mkt cap is 6bn and apple 4.5 bn -57286;1364199210;Chaang-Noi;you cant look at it like that lol -57285;1364199213;mircea_popescu;that's 75% on graph -57284;1364199214;mircea_popescu;etc. -57283;1364199217;Chaang-Noi;your chart does not show anything abouty that] -57282;1364199223;mircea_popescu;... -57281;1364199245;Chaang-Noi;your chart only looks at s,.dice with limited info -57280;1364199259;mircea_popescu;dude you're telling me what it does based on you having glanced at it ? -57279;1364199268;mircea_popescu;stop being so superficial wth. -57278;1364199278;Chaang-Noi;it would be silly to take that chart and then look at a google chart... you could, but the only thing you could gain in knowledge is to see if the trend down was the same or not -57277;1364199287;Chaang-Noi;? -57276;1364199307;Chaang-Noi;i honestly belive you do not know how to read that chart... -57275;1364199309;mircea_popescu;listen. it's X item valued in btc divided by Y item divided in btc -57274;1364199318;mircea_popescu;the price has been divided out, it's just relative sizes. -57273;1364199336;Chaang-Noi;all you show in the chart however is a ratio... -57272;1364199339;mircea_popescu;yes. -57271;1364199402;Chaang-Noi;it is easy to see (assuming no share delution, or buy backs) a guy if invested at the top has lost 40% -57270;1364199413;mircea_popescu;40% whats ? -57269;1364199420;Chaang-Noi;wealth -57268;1364199434;Chaang-Noi;in whatever currancy the market cap was figured in -57267;1364199441;Chaang-Noi;im going to assume btc -57266;1364199465;mircea_popescu;listen, if i divide a distance in meters by another distance in meters, what will the result be measured in ? -57265;1364199482;Chaang-Noi;that is why i gave you the ratio of 40% -57264;1364199487;mircea_popescu;right. -57263;1364199499;Chaang-Noi;you then asked of what -57262;1364199502;mircea_popescu;right. -57261;1364199507;Chaang-Noi;so to find that out i have to see where you started -57260;1364199512;Chaang-Noi;and i assume you started with btc -57259;1364199520;Chaang-Noi;this is basic chart read and basic maths? -57258;1364199545;mircea_popescu;yeah lol. it is pretty basic, but apparently not quite understood. -57257;1364199579;Chaang-Noi;yeah i can see that, but really its not a hard chart, look at some other real life examples and i think you can get it to click -57256;1364199603;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you're the one that's not getting it is the problem. -57255;1364199612;Chaang-Noi;also you should not start that chart at 0 but rather the ipo price -57254;1364199613;mircea_popescu;come up with an example of such a chart, i'm curious. -57253;1364199636;Chaang-Noi;i ahve nothing to prove to up mp, you asked for my help, i gave it. take it or not, up to you -57252;1364199644;mircea_popescu;lolk. -57251;1364199678;Chaang-Noi;others here will tell you im correct in what i said if you have doubts. -57250;1364199697;mircea_popescu;that'll be just as entertaining as the original. -57249;1364199726;Chaang-Noi;yes, i agree -57248;1364199768;Chaang-Noi;maybe someone else can explain it a bit better than i, im not a good teacher. -57247;1364199786;mircea_popescu;you're a very good dunnker-krugerand tho. it compensates. -57246;1364200012;Bowjob;"Currently waiting to transfer flights in Europe, this week should be fun." -Loaded -57245;1364200024;Bowjob;hold on to the rockets -57244;1364200032;Bowjob;bears gonna get slaughtered -57243;1364200035;Chaang-Noi;lol, i help you out and you give me insults:) you must be a very angry guy. -57242;1364200060;Chaang-Noi;hope loaded is not a troll -57241;1364200082;Bowjob;mhm, it could be he's planning a dump as wella ctually -57240;1364200087;Bowjob;he owns like 40k something btc -57239;1364200096;Bowjob;but i dont see why he would od that -57238;1364200111;Chaang-Noi;i doubt he dumps -57237;1364200786;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi dude, angry bs. the situation is this : i open up something for public discussion, you come up with a completely misunderstood notion of wtf it is. i tell you so. -57236;1364200796;mircea_popescu;im not angry or elated or anything else. just slightly amused. -57235;1364200858;Chaang-Noi;:) -57234;1364200912;mircea_popescu;think of it in terms of countries. there's two countries and we're measuring their power. -57233;1364200920;mircea_popescu;the smaller one goes from 40% to 80% of the bigger one during 2012 -57232;1364200928;mircea_popescu;then suddenly drops back to 20% during a few months -57231;1364200936;mircea_popescu;then starts climbing up to like 60% in a few weeks. -57230;1364200940;mircea_popescu;the question is why ?! -57229;1364200966;mircea_popescu;what has happened that turned the slow uptrend into a sudden downtrend late december ? -57228;1364200975;mircea_popescu;and then what has happened to turn it back again early feb ? -57227;1364200987;Chaang-Noi;yeah trends are about the only thing you can look at here, and really they both could have lost 99% of value or gained 99% of value in the real world, this kinda of chart is not really sueful for much -57226;1364200998;Chaang-Noi;it is only usefull if you have context -57225;1364201023;mircea_popescu;well yes, if both suddenly lost 99% of value in one week that wouldn't show on the graph -57224;1364201028;Chaang-Noi;share dilution would be one thing we would need to know -57223;1364201036;mircea_popescu;only their relative evolution is shown, all the outside noise tuned out -57222;1364201040;mircea_popescu;like btc going up and down etc -57221;1364201047;mircea_popescu;there was no share dillution tho. -57220;1364201055;Chaang-Noi;if on lost 99.5% and on lost 99% just looking at the chart we would think the one that only lost 99% is better -57219;1364201064;mircea_popescu;double, actually. yes. -57218;1364201086;Chaang-Noi;i mean shares coming onto the market, when did he dump that extra 3% of the company? cuz that was 33.33% more shares traded -57217;1364201122;mircea_popescu;well, i sold 10mn packs a number of times and erik i think sold 1mn 3x -57216;1364201126;mircea_popescu;diff times. -57215;1364201137;mircea_popescu;iirc in february -57214;1364201166;cads;Hey guys, what do you think about the threatened attack against the LTC? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153460.0 -57213;1364201169;Chaang-Noi;when he sold he put a lot of downard pressure on the stock and thus the whole company valueation -57212;1364201190;mircea_popescu;and yet trend is up -57211;1364201204;Chaang-Noi;cads he needs to add 3 0s to his bounty... -57210;1364201220;mircea_popescu;cads uhm -57209;1364201222;Chaang-Noi;mp trend is up to the other stock, but mdice has lost value -57208;1364201228;Chaang-Noi;sdice -57207;1364201231;mircea_popescu;wait. to highlight the insecurity he's going to pay someone to highlight the insecurity ? -57206;1364201232;cads;evening, mircea. Hah, Chaang-Noi. -57205;1364201261;Chaang-Noi;mp it is a retarded troll who fails at life... cads should ignore him, or if not make fun of him -57204;1364201304;Chaang-Noi;mp that chart you made, with out context can not really show a whole lot of info, unless your whole world is nothing but s.dice and the other stock -57203;1364201348;cads;Chaang-Noi: yeah, sure, ignore the dude, and everyone else calls him by his initials ;) -57202;1364201352;Chaang-Noi;we need context -57201;1364201375;Bowjob;avalon just sent out a newsletter -57200;1364201381;Chaang-Noi;cads what? -57199;1364201390;Chaang-Noi;ignore the guy trying to attack ltc not mp -57198;1364201395;Chaang-Noi;bowjob link ? -57197;1364201418;cads;Chaang-Noi: ah -57196;1364201424;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi the other world kinda is only those yeah. -57195;1364201435;cads;yeah, he isn't really signalling very credibly -57194;1364201465;Chaang-Noi;cads it wont happen this was treid 9 months ago it failed hard -57193;1364201498;mircea_popescu;the recent bitcoin misadventure has clearly shown we need at least one backup -57192;1364201504;mircea_popescu;honestly i hope more people make more alt chains -57191;1364201515;Chaang-Noi;yeah its why i hold over 100k ltc -57190;1364201525;Chaang-Noi;im not a btc nut, im a crypto coin nut -57189;1364201545;Bowjob;chang, i wont exactly link you to my email accoun -57188;1364201546;Bowjob;t -57187;1364201557;cads;Chaang-Noi: Hear hear. -57186;1364201558;Chaang-Noi;true cryptoi anarchists wont care for the btc brand name like the many who attack ltc... -57185;1364201562;mircea_popescu;Bowjob pastebin ? -57184;1364201568;Bowjob;mhm, sure -57183;1364201569;Chaang-Noi;damn you bowjob!!! :) -57182;1364201597;Bowjob;http://pastebin.com/BBjr9B78 -57181;1364201615;Bowjob;the original email is an eyesore, i actually put it on word.. -57180;1364201649;mircea_popescu;We plan to start shipping majority of batch two orders starting on 15th of April. -57179;1364201658;mircea_popescu;this used to be "shipped by 15th of april" eh -57178;1364201677;Chaang-Noi;well it is just a "plan" -57177;1364201705;Bowjob;Basically what he;s saying is batch 2 will arrive at the end of may -57176;1364201717;Chaang-Noi;and bfl is still 4 to 6 weeks -57175;1364201720;Bowjob;since some bullshit reason will give them another excuse -57174;1364201720;mircea_popescu;so basically avalon is going full mining farm. big surprise. -57173;1364201721;Chaang-Noi;go asicminer -57172;1364201734;Chaang-Noi;if i was avalon i would too -57171;1364201742;mircea_popescu;ya. currently #1 threat to bitcoin -57170;1364201749;mircea_popescu;larger than mtgox, if that can even be believed -57169;1364201754;mircea_popescu;larger than the weirdo devteam -57168;1364201757;Chaang-Noi;ltc is asic resistant -57167;1364201760;mircea_popescu;they're a problem. -57166;1364201794;Chaang-Noi;we might see 70% if the netwrok at two places in china if bfl fails like they might -57165;1364201799;Bowjob;so if avalon 3s dont get purchased, yifu will mine themselves -57164;1364201835;Bowjob;no mention of a vacation -57163;1364201836;Bowjob;lol -57162;1364201838;mircea_popescu;heh. -57161;1364201845;mircea_popescu;"this was the plan all along". -57160;1364201858;Bowjob;gah, so by end of may -57159;1364201870;Bowjob;sucks, i was hoping to get the best birthday present ever -57158;1364201873;Bowjob;fuck that shit. -57157;1364201894;mircea_popescu;if the western world we're sane this'd be pretty much the start of ww3. -57156;1364201959;Chaang-Noi;honestly there is no reason why they should not keep the hardware once all orders all filled, however bfl can do this for years, lol -57155;1364201964;Chaang-Noi;cant -57154;1364201966;Bowjob;" organize" -57153;1364201972;Bowjob;mean vacation -57152;1364201985;Chaang-Noi;chinese do not vacation like you or me... -57151;1364201997;Chaang-Noi;vacation means work differently, -57150;1364202054;Bowjob;bfl syndrome -57149;1364202055;Bowjob;fuck them -57148;1364202077;Bowjob;why cant we have a reputable asic vendor. that does exactly what they say they would -57147;1364202103;mircea_popescu;Shipping Time: May 5st, 2013 -57146;1364202106;mircea_popescu;may 5st! -57145;1364202145;Bowjob;"a brand new SMT line in our facility. This upgrade will effectively double our production capacity, it enable us to put Avalon into the hands of our customer even faster. The new line is currently scheduled to come online during the last week of April" -57144;1364202168;Bowjob;What I don't get is.. if SMT line is scheduled to go online at the end of April.. -57143;1364202181;Bowjob;and they say they will ship the majority in the middle of April -57142;1364202205;Bowjob;taht means they will only ship 300 at most in the middle of april -57141;1364202244;Bowjob;the other half at the end of april, adding extra delays and fuckups.. the "shipping date" will be May 5th, followed with 3 weeks of uncertainty -57140;1364202264;Bowjob;and followed with the actual stuff getting into customers' hands at the end of may -57139;1364202319;mircea_popescu;maybe -57138;1364202552;ZedsterX;pardon the interuption but is https://btc.penek.org/ down for everyone -57137;1364202578;mircea_popescu;doesn't load for me -57136;1364202587;ZedsterX;thx MP -57135;1364202917;Chaang-Noi;mp may 5st? lol for what? -57134;1364202942;Chaang-Noi;last half of batch 2? -57133;1364202962;Bowjob;yeah the max they can produce is batch 3 -57132;1364202963;Bowjob;i mean -57131;1364202969;Bowjob;300 units -57130;1364202982;Bowjob;for half of april, factoring the fuckups, shipping 5-10 a day -57129;1364202994;Bowjob;k, the math doesnt add up they ship a bit more than that.. -57128;1364203018;Bowjob;yeah, chances are.. batch 2.5 will be at the hands of customers at the end of may -57127;1364203159;Chaang-Noi;works for me -57126;1364203572;mircea_popescu;basically bitcoin is on a countdown before avalon gets too much mining together. -57125;1364203601;mircea_popescu;well played, i must agree, throw a few scraps to the clueless westerners, enough to get them to front your capital. -57124;1364203617;mircea_popescu;unethical, but then again chinese. -57123;1364203618;Bowjob;they still have one big haul left -57122;1364203628;mircea_popescu;time is tickingaway. -57121;1364203649;Bowjob;so they will get about 2.6 million dollars -57120;1364203666;Bowjob;and makea farm for themselves -57119;1364203672;Chaang-Noi;mp i would do what they did if i had rthe skillz -57118;1364203682;Bowjob;if they dont get the 2.6, they will mine anyway -57117;1364203694;Chaang-Noi;i would stay under 50% hoowever -57116;1364203803;Bowjob;;;ticker -57115;1364203804;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.00001, Best ask: 72.27999, Bid-ask spread: 0.27998, Last trade: 72.00001, 24 hour volume: 43429.77497546, 24 hour low: 66.10000, 24 hour high: 72.78499, 24 hour vwap: 70.24961 -57114;1364204042;Bowjob;75btc for avalon 3 -57113;1364204250;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 75 -57112;1364204253;gribble;There are currently 18991.757 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 1404049.42126 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -57111;1364204268;Chaang-Noi;lost 1000 on the weekend, good news... -57110;1364204297;Namworld;? -57109;1364204413;Chaang-Noi;either someone bought into the walls or they were taken down by 1000 coins since like 8 hours ago -57108;1364204432;Chaang-Noi;makes me all bullish inside my special placez -57107;1364204589;Namworld;uh... not sure what's going on exactly but eh -57106;1364204603;Chaang-Noi;:) -57105;1364204620;Namworld;You lost 1000 BTC? I hope not. Maybe USD? -57104;1364204630;Chaang-Noi;no no -57103;1364204638;Chaang-Noi;the asks lost 1000 btc under 75 -57102;1364204643;Namworld;oh -57101;1364204645;Namworld;right -57100;1364204647;Chaang-Noi;price moving up -57099;1364204660;Namworld;there's two big walls left -57098;1364204766;Chaang-Noi;yeah but we are moving in the right direction, and it still weekend sorta -57097;1364204874;Namworld;yeah -57096;1364204882;Namworld;Well I doubt these walls will hold -57095;1364204900;Chaang-Noi;i doubt 48 hours, unless we crash -57094;1364205199;Bowjob;loaded is hinting at a european client -57093;1364205433;Bowjob;All right, for those of you who like to gamble, batch 3 will open in a few hours -57092;1364205454;Bowjob;I will take a look at whats going on.. but i wont buy -57091;1364206192;dub;;;bc,nethash -57090;1364206195;gribble;55107.853568001425 -57089;1364206436;mircea_popescu;anyway. from 88 - 115 to 75 -57088;1364206447;mircea_popescu;avalon pricing is an exercise in pulling numbrrs out of ass -57087;1364206574;dub;they could charge anything and people will buy them -57086;1364206592;Namworld;Where's topace seriously... -57085;1364206878;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157789.msg1670399#msg1670399 -57084;1364206882;mircea_popescu;lmao check out the junior members -57083;1364209622;Bowjob;0 -57082;1364212054;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -57081;1364212093;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -57080;1364212095;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.79802 BTC [-] -57079;1364212097;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.79801 = 3.192 BTC [-] -57078;1364212099;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.798 = 3.99 BTC [-] -57077;1364212101;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7925 = 2.3775 BTC [-] -57076;1364212141;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7925 BTC [-] -57075;1364212684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5934 @ 0.00065033 = 3.8591 BTC [-] -57074;1364212758;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 96 @ 0.00438 = 0.4205 BTC [+] -57073;1364212792;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 19 @ 0.004395 = 0.0835 BTC [+] -57072;1364212831;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 435 @ 0.00465 = 2.0228 BTC [+] -57071;1364212845;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 139 @ 0.00469 = 0.6519 BTC [+] -57070;1364213179;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.17639 BTC [+] -57069;1364213182;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1764 BTC [+] -57068;1364213519;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.501 BTC [-] -57067;1364214474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4304 @ 0.00065033 = 2.799 BTC [-] -57066;1364214476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19900 @ 0.00065024 = 12.9398 BTC [-] -57065;1364214477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 596 @ 0.00064326 = 0.3834 BTC [-] -57064;1364214589;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7813 BTC [-] -57063;1364214591;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.781 BTC [-] -57062;1364214594;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.78 = 4.68 BTC [-] -57061;1364214887;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 21 @ 0.78 = 16.38 BTC [-] -57060;1364214941;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 73 @ 0.78 = 56.94 BTC [-] -57059;1364215453;deadweas1l;;;ticker -57058;1364215454;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.45383, Best ask: 72.88999, Bid-ask spread: 0.43616, Last trade: 72.45383, 24 hour volume: 43903.14440387, 24 hour low: 67.00001, 24 hour high: 72.93495, 24 hour vwap: 70.83011 -57057;1364215549;Diablo-D3;so we're back to that now? -57056;1364215645;Namworld;yes -57055;1364215653;Namworld;Possibly breaking 75 and running up to 100 -57054;1364215680;Uglux;call it reloaded™ ;) -57053;1364215724;Namworld;I'm not sure I like the fact it's happening... -57052;1364216000;KRS1;what makes you think $100 -57051;1364216158;Namworld;Actually I don't think we can go to or over the line. -57050;1364216190;Namworld;But price tends to move and stop at round numbers. -57049;1364216351;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.804 BTC [+] -57048;1364217496;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.809 BTC [+] -57047;1364217544;ChaangNoi;hmm, i like it better at .085 -57046;1364217557;ChaangNoi;wonder why it is going down with avalon and bfl fail -57045;1364217739;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.819 BTC [+] -57044;1364217763;ChaangNoi;well this is the right direction atleast:) -57043;1364218331;Bowjob;what happened to avalon bet -57042;1364218416;Bowjob;seems like it got removed -57041;1364218445;Bowjob;;;ticker -57040;1364218445;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.30372, Best ask: 72.69999, Bid-ask spread: 0.39627, Last trade: 72.30372, 24 hour volume: 46499.99170688, 24 hour low: 67.00001, 24 hour high: 73.00000, 24 hour vwap: 70.99670 -57039;1364218706;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.00439 = 0.0659 BTC [+] -57038;1364218995;Bowjob;;;ticker -57037;1364218995;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.21001, Best ask: 72.69999, Bid-ask spread: 0.48998, Last trade: 72.21000, 24 hour volume: 46190.13268606, 24 hour low: 67.00001, 24 hour high: 73.00000, 24 hour vwap: 71.02465 -57036;1364219189;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [-] -57035;1364219199;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00064326 = 1.2222 BTC [-] -57034;1364219789;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.0047 = 0.0094 BTC [+] -57033;1364219881;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [-] -57032;1364220184;jurov;http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1364140800.php ftw -57031;1364220193;jurov;lol let's call them by right name: cartel currencies! -57030;1364221035;jurov;so, another ddos that took out mpex.coinbr.com by shrapnel, too... -57029;1364221051;jurov;beefed it up, waiting what comes next -57028;1364221415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5004 @ 0.00064326 = 3.2189 BTC [-] -57027;1364221417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8200 @ 0.00064295 = 5.2722 BTC [-] -57026;1364221420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19450 @ 0.00063865 = 12.4217 BTC [-] -57025;1364221422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17946 @ 0.00063656 = 11.4237 BTC [-] -57024;1364222462;damientrog;shouldn't the avalon store open now? -57023;1364222884;damientrog;ah it seems to work -57022;1364223766;splnkr;damientrog: did you get one? they're already sold out -57021;1364223784;damientrog;I got a confirmation -57020;1364223798;splnkr;i missed batch 2 by a few minutes and yet I was ready to spend 4X as much to get in on this one -57019;1364223802;splnkr;looks like i just missed it too -57018;1364223811;damientrog;and payed a lot of money -57017;1364223815;splnkr;congrats to you if you made it! -57016;1364223838;damientrog;thanks -57015;1364223838;splnkr;yeah at least the dropped it from 88 to 72 BTC -57014;1364224285;imsaguy;aww -57013;1364225229;deadweas1l;is bitbet.us down? -57012;1364225233;deadweas1l;nope, just slow. -57011;1364225262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18350 @ 0.00063802 = 11.7077 BTC [+] -57010;1364225264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00064993 = 2.2748 BTC [+] -57009;1364226140;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -57008;1364226143;gribble;Current Blocks: 227960 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1863 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 6 days, 5 hours, 6 minutes, and 22 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6715661.70839 | Estimated Percent Change: 0.29624 -57007;1364226353;Bowjob;seems avalon sold out -57006;1364226355;Bowjob;within 30 mins -57005;1364226374;Bowjob;k, thats way worse than my 24 hour prediction -57004;1364226377;Bowjob;shoulda said within 1 hr -57003;1364226413;ThickAsThieves;thats 300 units at 72btc was it? -57002;1364226449;Bowjob;500 -57001;1364226467;Bowjob;at either 72 BTC each, or 100 BTC for 4 modules -57000;1364226488;Bowjob;i wish i got an option for 4 modules on batch 2 -56999;1364226563;Bowjob;http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/131/288/spongebob-butthurt.gif -56998;1364226574;Bowjob;someone's ranting on forums that they couldnt buy lol -56997;1364226638;ThickAsThieves;its just so amazing that BFL really is not shipping yet -56996;1364226651;ThickAsThieves;we need more asic suppliers -56995;1364226719;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.50500001 = 1.01 BTC [+] -56994;1364226720;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.505 = 1.01 BTC [-] -56993;1364226721;Bowjob;micon is the winner of the bet -56992;1364226722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.501 = 2.004 BTC [-] -56991;1364226723;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4905 = 0.981 BTC [-] -56990;1364226727;Bowjob;the whole thing is a scam -56989;1364226748;Bowjob;there is apparently a new asic supplier -56988;1364226758;Bowjob;shipping fall/winter -56987;1364226782;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=158044.0 -56986;1364226787;ThickAsThieves;that Helveticoin thing? -56985;1364226800;ThickAsThieves;oh anothernother one -56984;1364226863;Bowjob;another one -56983;1364226867;Bowjob;this one is prolly a scam -56982;1364226873;Bowjob;anyone got batch 3? -56981;1364226888;Bowjob;I considered it, but I have batch 2 incoming.. -56980;1364226895;Bowjob;i dont want to be too greedy -56979;1364226989;Bowjob;;;ticker -56978;1364226989;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.90001, Best ask: 73.01000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10999, Last trade: 73.01000, 24 hour volume: 50819.94621131, 24 hour low: 67.45000, 24 hour high: 73.01000, 24 hour vwap: 71.34375 -56977;1364227013;unbalanced;Bowjob when do you expect it to arrive? -56976;1364227028;Bowjob;my batch two will arrive in the middle of may -56975;1364227056;Bowjob;batch 3 will arrive at the beginning of july -56974;1364227056;topace;!ticker h sdice -56973;1364227057;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.49050000 / 0.51929412 / 0.53000000 (68 shares, 35.31199991 BTC), 7D: 0.40000000 / 0.48153116 / 0.53200000 (1169 shares, 562.90992223 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.55362601 / 0.69400000 (5727 shares, 3170.61617943 BTC) -56972;1364227064;topace;!ticker h vtx -56971;1364227065;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.63210000 / 0.74049568 / 0.77980000 (176 shares, 130.32723989 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.41016687 / 0.77980000 (10816 shares, 4436.36481305 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.41016687 / 0.77980000 (10816 shares, 4436.36481305 BTC) -56970;1364227066;unbalanced;That'll probably still beat my BFL order from last Nov. -56969;1364227073;Bowjob;yes of course -56968;1364227086;unbalanced;How much was it in Batch 2? -56967;1364227097;Bowjob;37500 BTC at least were put into batch 3 -56966;1364227109;Bowjob;that is not some easy number in BTC land.. -56965;1364227115;Bowjob;they are betting BFL wont ship -56964;1364227119;Bowjob;500 units -56963;1364227131;Bowjob;snapped in 30 mins... i gave third batch 24 hours.. damn -56962;1364227181;Bowjob;how much u paid for bfl? -56961;1364227205;unbalanced;$1299 USD was 106 BTC back in Nov. -56960;1364227221;unbalanced;Are you sure it's against the rules to slap myself here? -56959;1364227244;Bowjob;yikes. you could afford about 2 Avalons -56958;1364227252;Bowjob;i only paid 56 BTC for my avalon 2 -56957;1364227272;unbalanced;Would you like a co-investor in your batch 2? I could hedge my BFL exposure that way. -56956;1364227284;ThickAsThieves;hehe -56955;1364227289;Bowjob;nty, :P -56954;1364227311;Bowjob;i believe if BFL ships, their capacity would be so limited -56953;1364227311;ThickAsThieves;i will gladly lend you 50btc today for 500btc tomorrow -56952;1364227366;Bowjob;what you could hedge with is this.. http://bitbet.us/bet/307/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-july-1st/ -56951;1364227410;Bowjob;though it seems BFL investors are losing hope -56950;1364227416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00449999 = 13.05 BTC [-] -56949;1364227424;unbalanced;It's always darkest before the meteor strikes. -56948;1364227491;Bowjob;so you ordered in nov -56947;1364227498;ThickAsThieves;why does that print sometimes show [-] when it should be [+]? -56946;1364227499;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4905 = 0.981 BTC [-] -56945;1364227500;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49 BTC [-] -56944;1364227501;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.45005 = 1.3502 BTC [-] -56943;1364227502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.450001 = 4.5 BTC [-] -56942;1364227502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.45 = 5.85 BTC [-] -56941;1364227527;unbalanced;Yep, so I'll be way after other BFL deliveries. -56940;1364227538;unbalanced;I'm *that* full of win. -56939;1364227562;ThickAsThieves;i had a bfl order, but cancelled it earlier this year -56938;1364227571;ThickAsThieves;bought BTC instead -56937;1364227572;Bowjob;You did well -56936;1364227589;leotablet;what happened to the Avalon batch 1 bet on bitbet? -56935;1364227622;taub;boom bye bye wall -56934;1364227628;Bowjob;i thought mp closed it since he lost.. -56933;1364227632;taub;someone here using sierra charts? -56932;1364227639;Bowjob;because it was sorta ambigous.. he bet on np -56931;1364227646;taub;is it possible to show volume in bitcoins and not in ticks -56930;1364227646;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -56929;1364227649;Bowjob;its pending, actually -56928;1364227655;Bowjob;thank satoshi.. -56927;1364227668;Bowjob;if that bet gets canned, its a red flag -56926;1364227673;taub;is satoshi one of the original developers? -56925;1364227674;Bowjob;conflict of interest -56924;1364227681;Bowjob;yes -56923;1364227692;leotablet;I got mine delivered today -56922;1364227693;taub;and he runs the dice game? or is that just in honor of him -56921;1364227701;leotablet;I bet 3 btc -56920;1364227707;Bowjob;its a marketing ploy -56919;1364227719;Bowjob;satoshi has nothing to do with s.dice -56918;1364227724;taub;ic -56917;1364227735;taub;btc breaking out btw ;) -56916;1364227740;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -56915;1364227741;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.86254, Best ask: 74.88766, Bid-ask spread: 0.02512, Last trade: 74.86254, 24 hour volume: 56982.87826385, 24 hour low: 67.45000, 24 hour high: 74.86254, 24 hour vwap: 71.58647 -56914;1364227745;ThickAsThieves;nice -56913;1364227751;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 80 -56912;1364227754;gribble;There are currently 12350.322 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 941216.151012 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0022 seconds -56911;1364227756;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 70 -56910;1364227756;gribble;There are currently 6557.6808 bitcoins demanded at or over 70.0 USD, worth 467816.87006 USD in total. | Data vintage: 2.4252 seconds -56909;1364227762;Enky;;;asks 90 -56908;1364227762;gribble;There are currently 18442.798 bitcoins offered at or under 90.0 USD, worth 1460512.2211 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.6800 seconds -56907;1364227769;splnkr;lol a zig zag to be enjoyed throughly -56906;1364227777;Enky;;;bids 60 -56905;1364227777;gribble;There are currently 31425.905 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.0 USD, worth 2089676.87999 USD in total. | Data vintage: 23.4083 seconds -56904;1364227783;splnkr;i'm with y'all -56903;1364227793;Bowjob;where is that chart from BFL.. about the shipping dates -56902;1364227877;Bowjob;"The currently estimated shipping time frame if you were to order today is the end of April or Beginning of May. This is just an estimate, and until we know how many units we can produce per day and specifically when the bulk of our chips will be ready, we can't give a more accurate estimate." -56901;1364227881;Bowjob;hahahahahhahahaahaahah -56900;1364227889;Bowjob;according to josh -56899;1364227906;deadweas1l;lol -56898;1364227915;deadweas1l;bfl has been entertaining from the start -56897;1364227938;Bowjob;can someone post that chart about bfl shipment -56896;1364227946;Bowjob;like, if u ordered back in june or something -56895;1364227957;Bowjob;i swear i saw one.. cant find it -56894;1364227963;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.009899 = 0.0495 BTC [+] -56893;1364227976;ThickAsThieves;i dont recall any gfx -56892;1364227995;ThickAsThieves;here's a summary page https://forums.butterflylabs.com/bfl-forum-miscellaneous/1099-orders-shipping-pictures-facility-when-my-stuff-here-why-delays-shipping.html -56891;1364227998;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 6 @ 0.05500538 = 0.33 BTC [+] -56890;1364228089;ThickAsThieves;this one has a bunch of dates https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status.html -56889;1364228106;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.09 = 0.45 BTC [-] -56888;1364228134;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [+] -56887;1364228142;Bowjob;not that unfortunatel -56886;1364228148;Bowjob;i give up -56885;1364228165;Bowjob;basically, someone who ordered in nov, according to the "chart" will recieve theirs may -56884;1364228168;Bowjob;irrc -56883;1364228180;ThickAsThieves;its all nonsense at this point anyway -56882;1364228203;ThickAsThieves;they need to ship 1 unit before any dates matter at all -56881;1364228204;Bowjob;but we know thats bullshit because bfl's chart says those who preordered first would get theirs feb or march -56880;1364228215;Bowjob;avalon 3 will ship first -56879;1364228228;Bowjob;37,500 BTC says so -56878;1364228229;Bowjob;not me -56877;1364228232;Bowjob;but the BTC does -56876;1364228271;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -56875;1364228272;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.75000, Best ask: 74.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 74.00000, 24 hour volume: 57944.78653082, 24 hour low: 67.47000, 24 hour high: 74.90000, 24 hour vwap: 71.65377 -56874;1364228278;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -56873;1364228279;gribble;4.549039 seconds -56872;1364228294;Bowjob;Ooh! -56871;1364228295;Bowjob;http://store.avalon-asics.com/?product=avalon-asic-unit -56870;1364228298;Bowjob;its on stock again -56869;1364228306;Bowjob;it seems they limit the stock so that it wont get ddosed -56868;1364228337;ThickAsThieves;any idea how many actually sold? -56867;1364228350;Bowjob;i would imagine a nice round number -56866;1364228350;Bowjob;100 -56865;1364228353;Bowjob;or 50 -56864;1364228366;Bowjob;500 units will be available -56863;1364228371;Bowjob;then again it could be 250 units too -56862;1364228400;ThickAsThieves;tempted, but i dont thinki could handle the stress of waiting -56861;1364228434;deadweasel;safer with BTC in your own wallet. -56860;1364228448;Bowjob;i bought the majority of my btc dec, 2012 -56859;1364228454;Bowjob;so.. its okay with me -56858;1364228753;deadweasel;yeah, if you can risk it, probably isn't a bad idea. are you going to pull the trigger on an avalon? -56857;1364229041;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 6 @ 0.05510357 = 0.3306 BTC [+] -56856;1364229231;kakobrekla;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1ayykn/avalon_asic_batch_3_sold_out/ -56855;1364229232;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.80998 = 16.1996 BTC [-] -56854;1364229234;kakobrekla;O_O -56853;1364229253;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.81 = 4.86 BTC [+] -56852;1364229299;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.819 = 4.095 BTC [+] -56851;1364229347;kakobrekla;oh so it wasnt sold out? -56850;1364229397;Bowjob;it just says sold out from time to time -56849;1364229407;Bowjob;because they learned from batch 1 and 2 ordering -56848;1364229411;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 5 @ 0.05516855 = 0.2758 BTC [+] -56847;1364229415;Bowjob;so maybe 100 units per session -56846;1364229429;Bowjob;it will still sell out in 24 hours like i predicted -56845;1364229453;kakobrekla;heh -56844;1364229455;kakobrekla;naive people -56843;1364229635;wao;all time high -56842;1364229648;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01573 BTC [-] -56841;1364229671;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -56840;1364229671;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.54000, Best ask: 74.97900, Bid-ask spread: 0.43900, Last trade: 74.95000, 24 hour volume: 59306.49047898, 24 hour low: 67.47001, 24 hour high: 74.95000, 24 hour vwap: 71.73076 -56839;1364229675;topace;jesus 101.14 BTC for 4 mod w/atx (85gh)?! -56838;1364229681;topace;why the huge jump in price? -56837;1364229704;ThickAsThieves;make money money money -56836;1364229725;ThickAsThieves;people will pay the price it seems -56835;1364229728;ThickAsThieves;if they do -56834;1364229736;ThickAsThieves;then Avaon is pretty damn smart -56833;1364229750;topace;wtf is going on with bfl? no update in a week and a half? -56832;1364229758;ThickAsThieves;no update til Wed i think -56831;1364229760;topace;still "having problems with the test rig" ?? -56830;1364229775;Bowjob;the high price is because it will give 100% roi in about a month -56829;1364229779;ThickAsThieves;yeah they are having problems letting go of it and mining themselves -56828;1364229789;Bowjob;if you multiply the current diff twice today -56827;1364229792;Bowjob;so about 12 mil -56826;1364229796;Bowjob;its still a good buy -56825;1364229810;Bowjob;i still dont think bfl will ship anytime soon -56824;1364229836;Bowjob;so apparently the cause of delay is the ATX -56823;1364229848;Bowjob;.. if it makes my shipment faster, I can do away with the ATX -56822;1364229913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13900 @ 0.00064713 = 8.9951 BTC [-] -56821;1364230076;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -56820;1364230118;Bowjob;I recall josh saying the BFL bet for march 1 was gonna be a close one -56819;1364230121;Bowjob;what a liar. -56818;1364230129;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 5 @ 0.05539952 = 0.277 BTC [+] -56817;1364230131;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01301 BTC [-] -56816;1364230170;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.008501 BTC [-] -56815;1364230197;Bowjob;ATH -56814;1364230200;Bowjob;;;ticker -56813;1364230200;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.89684, Best ask: 75.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10316, Last trade: 75.00000, 24 hour volume: 59971.91411337, 24 hour low: 67.75000, 24 hour high: 75.00000, 24 hour vwap: 71.88882 -56812;1364230248;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -56811;1364230249;gribble;6.927344 seconds -56810;1364230511;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 79.99 -56809;1364230511;gribble;There are currently 9405.6834 bitcoins offered at or under 79.99 USD, worth 717701.616018 USD in total. | Data vintage: 82.2281 seconds -56808;1364230520;ThickAsThieves;bids 60.01 -56807;1364230528;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 60.01 -56806;1364230528;gribble;There are currently 29884.514 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.01 USD, worth 1996044.82564 USD in total. | Data vintage: 99.5886 seconds -56805;1364230542;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 70.01 -56804;1364230543;gribble;There are currently 5620.2676 bitcoins demanded at or over 70.01 USD, worth 404970.347737 USD in total. | Data vintage: 114.1587 seconds -56803;1364230552;ThickAsThieves;still shallow -56802;1364230617;Bowjob;;;ticker -56801;1364230617;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.99994, Best ask: 75.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00006, Last trade: 75.00000, 24 hour volume: 61675.20387455, 24 hour low: 67.75000, 24 hour high: 75.00000, 24 hour vwap: 71.98374 -56800;1364230652;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 6 @ 0.07419275 = 0.4452 BTC [+] -56799;1364230674;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 5 @ 0.08759408 = 0.438 BTC [+] -56798;1364230735;Bugpowder;Is the MPOE bot tapped out -56797;1364230739;Bugpowder;I want moar -56796;1364230831;Bugpowder;NEEED MORE CALLS -56795;1364230835;Bugpowder;COME BACK MPOEBOT -56794;1364230889;thestringpuller;needs to borrow more money -56793;1364230892;thestringpuller;:P -56792;1364230900;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -56791;1364230901;gribble;33.493863 seconds -56790;1364230907;ThickAsThieves;there it goes -56789;1364230910;thestringpuller;;;ticker -56788;1364230911;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.00000, Best ask: 75.00100, Bid-ask spread: 0.00100, Last trade: 75.00000, 24 hour volume: 64448.06308381, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 75.00000, 24 hour vwap: 72.15001 -56787;1364230918;ThickAsThieves;gox freezing price at 75 -56786;1364230929;ThickAsThieves;with suggested bid -56785;1364230930;taub;bids are really hungry -56784;1364230932;taub;:) -56783;1364230937;taub;it ate through -56782;1364230939;Bugpowder;;;ticker -56781;1364230939;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.00000, Best ask: 75.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.25000, Last trade: 75.25000, 24 hour volume: 64448.06308381, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 75.00000, 24 hour vwap: 72.15001 -56780;1364230942;deadweasel;gox just freezing. -56779;1364230948;deadweasel;;;goxlag -56778;1364230949;gribble;41.06127 seconds -56777;1364230950;taub;;;ticker -56776;1364230951;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.00000, Best ask: 75.41000, Bid-ask spread: 0.41000, Last trade: 75.41000, 24 hour volume: 64448.06308381, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 75.00000, 24 hour vwap: 72.15001 -56775;1364230952;Bugpowder;fuck i need more calls -56774;1364230968;Bugpowder;MPOE bot is sold out I guess. -56773;1364231008;Bowjob;http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3070/2789654119_4203f8e3e4.jpg -56772;1364231008;Bugpowder;I only have 3000 calls :( -56771;1364231013;Bowjob;This explains a lot -56770;1364231028;Bugpowder;bitcoinity should flash that photo -56769;1364231032;ThickAsThieves;is there an mpex options faq? -56768;1364231039;kakobrekla;Bugpowder where at -56767;1364231043;taub;will stop around 76 -56766;1364231060;taub;for a moment -56765;1364231064;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.05878437 = 58.7844 BTC [-] -56764;1364231080;Bugpowder;nevermind -56763;1364231081;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.0724339 = 72.4339 BTC [-] -56762;1364231089;Bugpowder;got moar -56761;1364231121;Bugpowder;If you will recall, last night I predicted we would break thru 75 between 15:00 and 15:30 today. -56760;1364231147;thestringpuller;remember what happened last time you tried to time the market... -56759;1364231155;KRS-1;lol -56758;1364231167;KRS-1;what happened -56757;1364231169;ThickAsThieves;gox suggested price stil frozen at 75 -56756;1364231175;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.0884358 = 88.4358 BTC -56755;1364231181;deadweasel;;;goxlag -56754;1364231182;gribble;87.806482 seconds -56753;1364231195;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -56752;1364231197;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 51.26732239 / 69.81455463 / 71.07386247 (27706 shares, 6,570.16 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -56751;1364231199;Bugpowder;thestringpuller: I made a shitload -56750;1364231220;thestringpuller;what about that time did a straddle -56749;1364231243;Bugpowder;that was not the last time -56748;1364231249;thestringpuller;lol -56747;1364231258;Bugpowder;most of my put strategies have been disasterous -56746;1364231266;thestringpuller;yah -56745;1364231269;taub;okay maybe not :) -56744;1364231279;thestringpuller;;;asks 80 -56743;1364231280;gribble;There are currently 4840.9168 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 380818.295732 USD in total. | Data vintage: 96.6348 seconds -56742;1364231294;thestringpuller;;;bids 74 -56741;1364231294;gribble;There are currently 943.62198 bitcoins demanded at or over 74.0 USD, worth 70879.543115 USD in total. | Data vintage: 111.1004 seconds -56740;1364231303;taub;wow -56739;1364231304;thestringpuller;;;bids 70 -56738;1364231306;Bowjob;we'll reach 100 in early april -56737;1364231307;gribble;There are currently 5820.2281 bitcoins demanded at or over 70.0 USD, worth 418623.359516 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0068 seconds -56736;1364231308;taub;quite the move despite that imbalance -56735;1364231321;taub;well alright not that much -56734;1364231329;Bugpowder;Bowjob we will hit 96 this week -56733;1364231329;thestringpuller;lol more money movin into gox -56732;1364231329;taub;80 today -56731;1364231330;taub;ez -56730;1364231331;Bugpowder;I hope :) -56729;1364231334;thestringpuller;miners start ya engines -56728;1364231336;ThickAsThieves;77? -56727;1364231339;Bowjob;we will -56726;1364231341;Bugpowder;I dunno about 100 -56725;1364231344;Bowjob;i wish i have an mpex account -56724;1364231345;Bowjob;lol -56723;1364231354;Bugpowder;why not use coiner? -56722;1364231356;thestringpuller;Powda -56721;1364231359;Bugpowder;coinbr? -56720;1364231359;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -56719;1364231359;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.00000, Best ask: 76.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.80000, Last trade: 76.00000, 24 hour volume: 64448.06308381, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 75.00000, 24 hour vwap: 72.15001 -56718;1364231364;Bowjob;can coinbr do options? -56717;1364231366;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -56716;1364231367;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063656 / 0.00065889 / 0.00068342 (339572 shares, 223.74 BTC), 7D: 0.00063656 / 0.00070239 / 0.00077505 (2216783 shares, 1,557.07 BTC), 30D: 0.00061614 / 0.00072046 / 0.00078628 (32186956 shares, 23,189.72 BTC) -56715;1364231368;ThickAsThieves;yes -56714;1364231377;Bowjob;wtf i didnt know that -56713;1364231379;Bowjob;coinbr -56712;1364231380;Bowjob;lol -56711;1364231383;Bowjob;kk -56710;1364231384;thestringpuller;what do you think mpoe bot will make this month? -56709;1364231387;Bugpowder;-20000 -56708;1364231395;thestringpuller;:( -56707;1364231396;Bugpowder;seriously -56706;1364231398;Bowjob;but iw ont panick buy right now -56705;1364231398;Bowjob;lol -56704;1364231409;thestringpuller;bondholders are gonna take hit -56703;1364231409;Bugpowder;maybe -10000 -56702;1364231423;ThickAsThieves;is there an MPex Options FAQ? -56701;1364231441;Bugpowder;there is a deep explaination by MPOE-PR on the forum -56700;1364231451;Bugpowder;if you have any specific questions I can answer -56699;1364231455;thestringpuller;MPOE stock will plummet then... -56698;1364231459;Bowjob;I told my friends and fam about bitcoin -56697;1364231463;Bugpowder;it already is trading down -56696;1364231466;Bowjob;parents are interested in it.. -56695;1364231474;Bowjob;my friends are "meh" about it -56694;1364231476;Bugpowder;people may roll into S.DICE (I hope). -56693;1364231482;thestringpuller;yea until the earnings comes out. -56692;1364231494;thestringpuller;how do you know such a huge loss? -56691;1364231498;Chaang-Noi;76? :) -56690;1364231501;ThickAsThieves;basically i conceptually understand options, but not totally clear on which ones represent what on mpex -56689;1364231503;Chaang-Noi;i fucking love monday -56688;1364231512;thestringpuller;;;ticker -56687;1364231513;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.01234, Best ask: 76.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.88766, Last trade: 76.01234, 24 hour volume: 64448.06308381, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 75.00000, 24 hour vwap: 72.15001 -56686;1364231521;ThickAsThieves;it hit 77 according to clarkmoody -56685;1364231523;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 5 @ 0.06012379 = 0.3006 BTC [+] -56684;1364231525;thestringpuller;i should have bought calls -56683;1364231541;Chaang-Noi;i really thought about it -56682;1364231545;thestringpuller;well i guess I still can -56681;1364231556;thestringpuller;hey mr. powda -56680;1364231557;Chaang-Noi;i talked to mp about is 75 calls -56679;1364231570;thestringpuller;could you proxy calls to smickles for me? -56678;1364231572;Chaang-Noi;i did not buy -56677;1364231578;thestringpuller;not many -56676;1364231587;Chaang-Noi;i dont have an account, i refused the free one offered to me -56675;1364231603;thestringpuller;that was @ Bugpowder -56674;1364231608;Chaang-Noi;ok -56673;1364231615;Chaang-Noi;77.2 -56672;1364231622;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -56671;1364231623;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 51.26732239 / 69.81663654 / 71.0760242 (27711 shares, 6,570.46 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -56670;1364231638;Bugpowder;sure -56669;1364231640;thestringpuller;;;bc,24prc -56668;1364231641;gribble;Error: "bc,24prc" is not a valid command. -56667;1364231649;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 5 @ 0.0595729 = 0.2979 BTC [-] -56666;1364231658;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hrprc -56665;1364231659;gribble;Error: "bc,24hrprc" is not a valid command. -56664;1364231666;thestringpuller;whats that cimmad -56663;1364231693;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -56662;1364231694;Bugpowder;thestringpuller: I don't KNOW about that loss.... That is my general sense from the options flow this month -56661;1364231695;gribble;72.28 -56660;1364231708;thestringpuller;;;ticker -56659;1364231708;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.05001, Best ask: 76.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.74999, Last trade: 76.03000, 24 hour volume: 64448.06308381, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 75.00000, 24 hour vwap: 72.15001 -56658;1364231726;thestringpuller;well now is the time to make your bets -56657;1364231751;Chaang-Noi;im more happy now than at 32 -56656;1364231755;thestringpuller;Powda can I send you coin and you Push options to smickles -56655;1364231771;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/Jck5tQQ.png -56654;1364231793;Bugpowder;sure -56653;1364231799;Bugpowder;pm me the amount -56652;1364231832;Chaang-Noi;im interested in next month 100 calls, what is the price -56651;1364231841;Chaang-Noi;and bugpowder you are a broker? -56650;1364231847;Bugpowder;no -56649;1364231871;Bugpowder;just a favor -56648;1364231886;thestringpuller;smickles is the broker -56647;1364231893;thestringpuller;or jurov via coinbr -56646;1364231927;Chaang-Noi;okay -56645;1364231931;Chaang-Noi;not a problem -56644;1364231935;Bowjob;I feel sorta bad for ATC -56643;1364231942;Chaang-Noi;ATC? -56642;1364231955;Bowjob;i lent him 3 coins at 59 per btc -56641;1364231958;Bowjob;the forum dude -56640;1364231961;Bowjob;ATC777 -56639;1364231968;Chaang-Noi;oh you mean the guy who scammed you? -56638;1364231972;Bugpowder;lol -56637;1364231974;Chaang-Noi;77.7 -56636;1364231980;Bowjob;jackpot -56635;1364231980;Bowjob;lol -56634;1364231984;Bowjob;ATC isnt a scammer -56633;1364231984;Bowjob;lol -56632;1364231992;Chaang-Noi;ok -56631;1364232012;Bowjob;so.. how is ianbakewell gonna react to this -56630;1364232014;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 4 @ 0.0595729 = 0.2383 BTC [-] -56629;1364232020;ColdHardMetal;poorly -56628;1364232022;Bowjob;77 BTC.. he shorted it at 34.5 -56627;1364232086;kakobrekla;isnt he a gonner? -56626;1364232096;ThickAsThieves;he still posts in forums -56625;1364232099;ThickAsThieves;i believe -56624;1364232108;Bowjob;i re read his thread.. ianbakewell.. his first payment is due on the 29th -56623;1364232123;Bowjob;he hasnt been online since the 4th -56622;1364232249;Chaang-Noi;CHM! -56621;1364232266;Chaang-Noi;he be a scammer -56620;1364232275;Bowjob;chm? -56619;1364232285;ColdHardMetal;?? -56618;1364232291;Chaang-Noi;not CHM, he is a good guy,. ianbakewellis a clear scammer -56617;1364232306;Bowjob;i proposed a bet that hes gonna scam -56616;1364232307;Bowjob;idk -56615;1364232309;Chaang-Noi;CHM the 5th order of yours today -56614;1364232311;ColdHardMetal;well that's good. Hate to think I was sleep posting or something. -56613;1364232314;Bowjob;kako ignored my bet -56612;1364232315;Chaang-Noi;got* -56611;1364232335;ColdHardMetal;right on. tracking hasn't been updated. did you have to pay anything? -56610;1364232335;Chaang-Noi;thank you very much good sir cmh! -56609;1364232340;Chaang-Noi;chm -56608;1364232345;Chaang-Noi;yes -56607;1364232348;Chaang-Noi;30% taxes -56606;1364232370;ColdHardMetal;yeah. happens. prolly lowballed on the invoice though so maybe not too bad? -56605;1364232372;Chaang-Noi;btc 77.7 -56604;1364232381;Chaang-Noi;its okay -56603;1364232387;Chaang-Noi;2000 baht or like 66$ -56602;1364232392;Chaang-Noi;so 305 of that -56601;1364232394;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/QtbTbnL.jpg -56600;1364232399;ColdHardMetal;oh, no worries then. -56599;1364232406;ColdHardMetal;better than Canada that's for sure. -56598;1364232408;Chaang-Noi;and really i dont pay taxes other than on goods like this so i dont give a fuck -56597;1364232415;Bugpowder;2 months ago people ridiculed me for preferring the coin on the right -56596;1364232421;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 4 @ 0.06040495 = 0.2416 BTC [+] -56595;1364232439;Chaang-Noi;i think the hk people did the 200 baht valuation, if it was a thai i would have got 0 -56594;1364232449;Chaang-Noi;not that it matters, i dont care -56593;1364232455;Chaang-Noi;thanks for the awesome order -56592;1364232471;ColdHardMetal;always a pleasure. let me know when you want to do that other thing. -56591;1364232509;Bowjob;i can see some rust -56590;1364232513;Bowjob;on that coin -56589;1364232517;Bowjob;its plated, right -56588;1364232559;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 4 @ 0.06040495 = 0.2416 BTC [+] -56587;1364232616;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 5 @ 0.06040495 = 0.302 BTC [+] -56586;1364232626;Bowjob;i like how im just chilling here, not going ballistic over the price anymore -56585;1364232636;Bowjob;does that mean im not a newbie? -56584;1364232648;Bowjob;i graduated from that shit. im hardened a bit nowadays -56583;1364232787;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 3 @ 0.07431064 = 0.2229 BTC [+] -56582;1364232789;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 3 @ 0.06040495 = 0.1812 BTC [+] -56581;1364232863;ThickAsThieves;whats the difference between C750T & C750N?? -56580;1364232863;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -56579;1364232864;gribble;0 seconds -56578;1364232865;Bugpowder;dude I'm not a n00b and I am going ballistinc -56577;1364232869;Bugpowder;N is NEXT month -56576;1364232872;Bugpowder;T is THIS month -56575;1364232910;deadweasel;4.5K to go for $80 -56574;1364232914;Bowjob;how much money are u making on this -56573;1364232921;KRS-1;going down it seems we've reached the peak eh -56572;1364232923;Bowjob;i might make a coin.br account -56571;1364232927;Bowjob;;;ticker -56570;1364232928;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.28001, Best ask: 77.55643, Bid-ask spread: 0.27642, Last trade: 77.55643, 24 hour volume: 67673.58734707, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 72.92790 -56569;1364232932;Bugpowder;KRS-1 its monday -56568;1364232937;Bugpowder;Top will be Thursday -56567;1364232946;Bowjob;our new high is 78 -56566;1364233025;Bugpowder;Bowjob: I have no idea. We don't know where it willgo -56565;1364233048;Bugpowder;hopefully a lot -56564;1364233055;Chaang-Noi;77.93 -56563;1364233067;Bugpowder;jesus -56562;1364233074;Chaang-Noi;78???? -56561;1364233076;Bowjob;i'll read about coin.br later, not in a rush -56560;1364233084;Bugpowder;people keep putting up asks and they get swallowed in a minute -56559;1364233094;Bowjob;it must be loaded's client -56558;1364233101;Bowjob;so im not surprised -56557;1364233119;Chaang-Noi;bowjob no -56556;1364233135;Bugpowder;Bowjob: you need to act decisively when the market moves. BUT you also need to be sure about your strategy. There will be many more opportunities both up and down, so do more research first. -56555;1364233144;Bowjob;of course -56554;1364233157;Bowjob;not in a rush. I just *yawn -56553;1364233165;Chaang-Noi;bitcoinality says 78 coinlab says 79.99 -56552;1364233169;Bowjob;buy and hold served me exceedingly well -56551;1364233174;Bowjob;survived the flahs crashes -56550;1364233175;Bowjob;lol -56549;1364233191;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 3 @ 0.07508561 = 0.2253 BTC [+] -56548;1364233192;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 3 @ 0.06107536 = 0.1832 BTC [+] -56547;1364233215;Chaang-Noi;buy and hold unless you are an expert who thinks he can beat otyher experts in a crazy bull market -56546;1364233238;Bowjob;nah, im a novice bull -56545;1364233247;Bowjob;actually im more like an owl -56544;1364233252;Bowjob;i just sit there.. watching -56543;1364233257;Bugpowder;I have been buying calls at the bottom of the 24vwap following each flash crash -56542;1364233271;Bugpowder;has been a good strat this month -56541;1364233271;kakobrekla;still 73 on stamp -56540;1364233278;Bowjob;then i might become a hawk -56539;1364233286;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-1.061) -56538;1364233287;gribble;-1229.50819672 -56537;1364233292;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.061) -56536;1364233292;gribble;79.8722044728 -56535;1364233300;Bugpowder;of course, the day that the crash does not bounce is the day the strat makes you lose big -56534;1364233323;Bowjob;the idea of puts scare the crap out of me -56533;1364233347;Chaang-Noi;bugpowder is a btc millionair! i hope we all will be as lucky soopn -56532;1364233397;Bowjob;we actually are all btc millionaires at some point in the future -56531;1364233430;Bugpowder;I am not a BTC millionaire -56530;1364233443;Bugpowder;I wish I was -56529;1364233446;Bowjob;you will be though -56528;1364233450;Bugpowder;I doubt it -56527;1364233457;Bugpowder;It is possible -56526;1364233459;smickles;boy did i come to the computer at a fun time -56525;1364233462;Bugpowder;but unlikely -56524;1364233482;Bowjob;eh.. how high can btc be -56523;1364233483;Bugpowder;smickles, I need your mpex key to push you thestringpuller's options purchase -56522;1364233495;Bugpowder;Bowjob: I will probably sell all the way up -56521;1364233510;Bowjob;mmhm -56520;1364233523;smickles;pm'd -56519;1364233525;Bugpowder;very grateful that I was so lucky my initial timing of purchase -56518;1364233526;deadweasel;Bugpowder: that has always seemed like the best strategry, %5 or so at each top -56517;1364233528;Bowjob;there wont be a need to sell it to usd -56516;1364233529;Bugpowder;($2.65!) -56515;1364233551;Bugpowder;deadweasel: yeah, I view it in terms of what am I comfortable holding in my total portfolio -56514;1364233560;deadweasel;clear your investment and some profits, keep in lots of BTC -56513;1364233572;Chaang-Noi;iv this where i club in ral live id give all of you one of my fine cigars from coldhardmetal -56512;1364233580;deadweasel;so you can't lose at that point, if BTC goes to $10,000, you won't be too sad. -56511;1364233588;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 2 @ 0.06228867 = 0.1246 BTC [+] -56510;1364233592;deadweasel;if it goes to $.02 and stays, you won't be too sad -56509;1364233605;Bowjob;erik is gonna be a billionaire -56508;1364233606;Bowjob;heh -56507;1364233615;deadweasel;more power to him -56506;1364233624;Chaang-Noi;no shit god bless satoshi -56505;1364233634;Bowjob;you mean satoshi bless god -56504;1364233636;Bugpowder;I have sold 35% -56503;1364233641;deadweasel;lol Bowjob -56502;1364233645;Bugpowder;at $40-70 -56501;1364233650;Chaang-Noi;i sold 5% to buy a truck -56500;1364233660;Chaang-Noi;i sold 2.5% to buy other goods -56499;1364233667;Bowjob;i spent like 10 btc on steam games -56498;1364233668;smickles;< deadweasel> so you can't lose at that point, if BTC goes to $10,000, you won't be too sad. << we've got to be near the top -56497;1364233670;deadweasel;Bugpowder, me too. Paid off debts, got some nice things, still have some btc! -56496;1364233673;deadweasel;win win win -56495;1364233688;TomServo;I hate you guys. -56494;1364233688;deadweasel;smickles: what top? -56493;1364233697;Bowjob;tom whats the matter -56492;1364233702;smickles;deadweasel: the top of this rally -56491;1364233704;Bowjob;well, i held to my btcs. -56490;1364233708;Bowjob;so its win win win win -56489;1364233716;deadweasel;damn skippy! -56488;1364233718;deadweasel;:) -56487;1364233723;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -56486;1364233723;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.39001, Best ask: 77.84999, Bid-ask spread: 0.45998, Last trade: 77.39001, 24 hour volume: 67656.49824912, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 72.99384 -56485;1364233733;TomServo;I'm indecisive as hell. And I'm sick of listening to my GF bitch that I didn't buy in a $2 when she told me to. -56484;1364233734;smickles;jeez, did ianblackwell ever sort out his short? -56483;1364233734;Bowjob;who got an avalon 3 pre order today -56482;1364233742;Chaang-Noi;i have so many steam games, i never use them lol -56481;1364233748;Bowjob;chang, u got any -56480;1364233750;Bowjob;mhm -56479;1364233758;Chaang-Noi;im opnly asic miner on asics -56478;1364233760;Bowjob;i used to trade tf2 items -56477;1364233763;Bugpowder;75BTC for the preorders? -56476;1364233766;Bugpowder;fucking insane. -56475;1364233766;Bowjob;yeah -56474;1364233773;Bowjob;people flocked them -56473;1364233776;Bowjob;idk what happened now -56472;1364233796;Chaang-Noi;Luke-Jr -56471;1364233804;Bowjob;seems that its out of stock -56470;1364233808;Chaang-Noi;if you were in kc id buy you suck a good bbq dinner -56469;1364233816;Bowjob;http://store.avalon-asics.com/?product=avalon-asic-unit -56468;1364233916;Luke-Jr;Chaang-Noi: does such a thing exist? -56467;1364233934;Chaang-Noi;????????????? -56466;1364233939;Luke-Jr;"good bbq" :p\ -56465;1364233947;Chaang-Noi;if ou dont like bbq why go to kc? -56464;1364233952;Luke-Jr;BFL -56463;1364233952;Bowjob;i made a deal with my friend, id sell him a BTC for $38 as long as he watches this anime -56462;1364233957;Bowjob;im regretting this shit now -56461;1364233962;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 2 @ 0.06235953 = 0.1247 BTC [+] -56460;1364233963;Luke-Jr;lol -56459;1364233971;Chaang-Noi;id take you to golden koral best beef evar -56458;1364234011;Luke-Jr;lol -56457;1364234017;Luke-Jr;there's Golden Corals everywhere -56456;1364234039;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 16 @ 0.739 = 11.824 BTC [-] -56455;1364234040;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.74485 = 2.2346 BTC [+] -56454;1364234042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.74489999 = 3.7245 BTC [+] -56453;1364234043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.755 BTC [+] -56452;1364234043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.78499 = 3.14 BTC [+] -56451;1364234044;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.785 = 2.355 BTC [+] -56450;1364234045;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.7854321 = 7.8543 BTC [+] -56449;1364234046;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.789 = 7.89 BTC [+] -56448;1364234047;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 26 @ 0.7891 = 20.5166 BTC [+] -56447;1364234048;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.7894 = 3.947 BTC [+] -56446;1364234048;ThickAsThieves;buy!!! -56445;1364234049;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.78998 = 15.7996 BTC [+] -56444;1364234050;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 15 @ 0.78999 = 11.8499 BTC [+] -56443;1364234051;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.78999999 = 3.95 BTC [+] -56442;1364234052;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.79 = 3.95 BTC [+] -56441;1364234052;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.791 = 15.82 BTC [+] -56440;1364234053;ThickAsThieves;lol -56439;1364234053;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.798 = 6.384 BTC [+] -56438;1364234056;Bowjob;wow -56437;1364234075;Bowjob;coulda flipped some VTX by now -56436;1364234077;Chaang-Noi;Luke Jr i mean Golden Ox -56435;1364234077;Bowjob;tsk -56434;1364234083;ThickAsThieves;ive been flipping em -56433;1364234092;ThickAsThieves;still have 28 vtx -56432;1364234094;ThickAsThieves;:) -56431;1364234097;Bowjob;remind me next time I read a prospectus -56430;1364234100;Bowjob;and decide they werent.. -56429;1364234105;Chaang-Noi;Luke-Jr i mean Golden Ox -56428;1364234109;Bowjob;if the demand is high, it doesnt mean shit -56427;1364234118;Bowjob;buy buy buy -56426;1364234118;Bowjob;lol -56425;1364234159;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.798 = 7.182 BTC [+] -56424;1364234220;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 80 -56423;1364234223;gribble;There are currently 4442.5939 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 352404.14014 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -56422;1364234240;Bowjob;its just a matter of time -56421;1364234272;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 79.9 -56420;1364234272;gribble;There are currently 2636.7019 bitcoins offered at or under 79.9 USD, worth 207956.462558 USD in total. | Data vintage: 49.5111 seconds -56419;1364234292;ThickAsThieves;sill walls -56418;1364234294;ThickAsThieves;silly -56417;1364234331;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 2 @ 0.06235953 = 0.1247 BTC [+] -56416;1364234362;Bowjob;someone sold an avalon for local pickup today -56415;1364234364;Bowjob;20k -56414;1364234371;smickles;;;asks 80.01 -56413;1364234374;gribble;There are currently 4723.6273 bitcoins offered at or under 80.01 USD, worth 374591.701778 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0019 seconds -56412;1364234379;smickles;;;asks 80.00001 -56411;1364234380;gribble;There are currently 4470.0773 bitcoins offered at or under 80.00001 USD, worth 354305.197778 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.9075 seconds -56410;1364234433;ThickAsThieves;wall is at 79.95 -56409;1364234436;ThickAsThieves;1186btc -56408;1364234444;Bowjob;yawn,, -56407;1364234451;ThickAsThieves;then 893@80 -56406;1364234452;Bowjob;i should get a fiat paying job -56405;1364234463;Bowjob;like 10.25 is the min wage here, that sucks tho -56404;1364234500;Chaang-Noi;if you hold btc 10 fiat seems like shit -56403;1364234505;Chaang-Noi;if not 10 is good -56402;1364234519;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.799 = 2.397 BTC [+] -56401;1364234523;thestringpuller;;;tickee -56400;1364234523;gribble;Error: "tickee" is not a valid command. -56399;1364234526;thestringpuller;;;ticker -56398;1364234526;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.31000, Best ask: 77.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.18999, Last trade: 77.31000, 24 hour volume: 67785.81682594, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.04756 -56397;1364234535;thestringpuller;whoaaaa -56396;1364234575;Bowjob;well -56395;1364234585;Bowjob;i thought 10.25 was shit in the first place. -56394;1364234592;Bowjob;even before i bought btc -56393;1364234622;Bowjob;i live in vancouver remember. $100 meals arent uncommon here -56392;1364234646;jcpham;that's crazy because i just ate for free for three days -56391;1364234656;jcpham;i have a full time job and so does my wife -56390;1364234667;jcpham;and i do this bitcoiin thing -56389;1364234671;unbalanced;Bowjob do you trade BTC all day or are you a dev? -56388;1364234692;Bowjob;i just hold btc, waiting for an asic so i can be a miner -56387;1364234694;thestringpuller;;;asks 80 -56386;1364234694;gribble;There are currently 4358.0447 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 345629.399311 USD in total. | Data vintage: 55.4468 seconds -56385;1364234700;unbalanced;Ah -56384;1364234700;Bowjob;i have plenty of fiat still -56383;1364234711;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 2 @ 0.06323144 = 0.1265 BTC [+] -56382;1364234720;Bowjob;im gonna be looking for a job soon, not for money tho -56381;1364234726;Bowjob;to keep me from getting bored -56380;1364234727;Bowjob;hehehe -56379;1364234735;thestringpuller;LOL -56378;1364234752;thestringpuller;;;calc 0.24 -56377;1364234752;gribble;0.24 -56376;1364234767;Bowjob;i wanna work at a nursery, but they are still not hiring -56375;1364234769;thestringpuller;;;calc 0.25 / 5 -56374;1364234779;gribble;0.05 -56373;1364234780;thestringpuller;;;calc 0.24 / 5 -56372;1364234780;gribble;0.048 -56371;1364234790;jcpham;a few more years and i can retire -56370;1364234794;jcpham;2 mortgages left -56369;1364234796;thestringpuller;;;calc 0.24 / 4 -56368;1364234796;gribble;0.06 -56367;1364234798;jcpham;then i'm set -56366;1364234824;Bowjob;well.. if btc really gets mainstream -56365;1364234828;Bowjob;i can retire at 21 -56364;1364234847;Bowjob;ill be bored as hell though, i've been thinking of opening a food cart. -56363;1364234854;Bowjob;i love downtown vancouver, the food is delicious -56362;1364234889;smickles;;;asks 80 -56361;1364234892;gribble;There are currently 4346.8642 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 344766.935198 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0020 seconds -56360;1364234894;Bowjob;you get burberry, hermes and louis vuitton in one area -56359;1364234901;Bowjob;crazy expensive shit -56358;1364234917;thestringpuller;;;ticker -56357;1364234918;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.41001, Best ask: 77.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18999, Last trade: 77.60000, 24 hour volume: 67940.36996472, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.05935 -56356;1364234936;smickles;burberry and hermes sound like bad things that happen to you anus -56355;1364234949;smickles;80 -56354;1364234955;smickles;*all time high* -56353;1364234955;Diablo-D3;!ticker -56352;1364234956;assbot;Have you got any tobacco? -56351;1364234960;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -56350;1364234960;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.31002, Best ask: 77.41000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09998, Last trade: 77.41000, 24 hour volume: 67943.37808993, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.06120 -56349;1364234964;Bowjob;so suppose i work for 10.25 an hour -56348;1364234965;smickles;via bitcoinity.org -56347;1364234971;Bowjob;that is 0.13 BTC per hour -56346;1364234971;Diablo-D3;it needs to go to 1000 -56345;1364234974;Diablo-D3;so I can start dmc 2.0 :< -56344;1364234988;Bowjob;my asic would make more than me in a day LOL -56343;1364235028;thestringpuller;;;bids 75 -56342;1364235031;gribble;There are currently 2331.6221 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 176991.637839 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0065 seconds -56341;1364235041;thestringpuller;;;bids 70 -56340;1364235041;gribble;There are currently 7397.5795 bitcoins demanded at or over 70.0 USD, worth 539621.235992 USD in total. | Data vintage: 10.8616 seconds -56339;1364235093;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 2 @ 0.06342697 = 0.1269 BTC [+] -56338;1364235237;thestringpuller;wow -56337;1364235243;smickles;oh, lol, that was on bitfloor -56336;1364235340;unbalanced;Bowjob: baby nursery or tree nursery? Food cart would be cool. You could have a bitcoin IPO, all the cool kids are doin' it. -56335;1364235359;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01965 BTC [+] -56334;1364235376;Bowjob;tree nursery -56333;1364235379;Bowjob;fuck babies -56332;1364235384;Bowjob;all they do is take a shit -56331;1364235389;ThickAsThieves;.lol -56330;1364235404;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.344 = 1.032 BTC [+] -56329;1364235407;Bowjob;i used to work at tree nursery, chill jo -56328;1364235407;smickles;they bitch whey you don't feed them too -56327;1364235407;Bowjob;b -56326;1364235492;unbalanced;Don't worry, when they grow up one of them willl be changing your diaper. -56325;1364235517;unbalanced;It's the circle of life, man... -56324;1364235526;deadweasel;circle of shit -56323;1364235533;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.07780924 BTC [+] -56322;1364235534;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06342697 BTC [+] -56321;1364235571;unbalanced;Which is eventually dust in the wind. Kansas had it right. -56320;1364235653;unbalanced;"Biiiitts in the wiiinddd... all we are is bits in the wind..." Oh all right, I'll shuttie. -56319;1364235750;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.0099 = 0.0198 BTC [+] -56318;1364235776;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009899 BTC [+] -56317;1364235778;unbalanced;VTX looks like a rocket today at .799 but it's so low-volume if you try to sell 20 you'll only get 0.65 each. -56316;1364235813;unbalanced;That's only up 0.02 from avg .63 for sell 20 last night. -56315;1364235839;Chaang-Noi;sell 1 million usd is 71 -56314;1364235853;ThickAsThieves;post small ask walls -56313;1364235859;ThickAsThieves;on vtx instead -56312;1364235863;unbalanced;I want some but it'll crash if one person sells out in a big way. -56311;1364235871;Chaang-Noi;fuck no, im waitinf for $275 -56310;1364235872;ThickAsThieves;buyers trickle thru the day -56309;1364235906;Chaang-Noi;ill sell 2.5% then, i dont need fiat for years -56308;1364235941;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06397253 BTC [+] -56307;1364235963;unbalanced;btw does assbot do the sell math on havelock? -56306;1364236009;Bowjob;;;ticker -56305;1364236009;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.30000, Best ask: 77.30001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 77.30000, 24 hour volume: 68474.97889488, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.20713 -56304;1364236030;unbalanced;!help -56303;1364236031;assbot;List of commands: -56302;1364236032;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !t} -56301;1364236035;assbot;!last (desc: returns last price value, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !l} -56300;1364236035;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -56299;1364236035;assbot;!rules (desc: chan guidelines) {short: !r} -56298;1364236036;assbot;!exchanges (desc: lists exchanges and brokers) {short: !e} -56297;1364236078;Ixitachil;!exchanges -56296;1364236095;unbalanced;!exchanges -56295;1364236099;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 78 -56294;1364236099;gribble;There are currently 159.12113 bitcoins offered at or under 78.0 USD, worth 12377.2388344 USD in total. | Data vintage: 40.0909 seconds -56293;1364236104;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 80 -56292;1364236105;gribble;There are currently 4092.5737 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 325569.234681 USD in total. | Data vintage: 45.9052 seconds -56291;1364236113;Bowjob;ughh -56290;1364236115;Chaang-Noi;;;aks 100 -56289;1364236115;gribble;Error: "aks" is not a valid command. -56288;1364236117;Bowjob;i can only find retail jobs -56287;1364236124;Bowjob;i hate uniforms -56286;1364236131;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 100 -56285;1364236131;gribble;There are currently 25390.783 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 2333443.08551 USD in total. | Data vintage: 72.5864 seconds -56284;1364236168;ThickAsThieves;should be 79.50 soon... -56283;1364236191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.00063739 = 2.7408 BTC [-] -56282;1364236193;Chaang-Noi;we have ath and killed the walls, im happy as fuck -56281;1364236193;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3504 @ 0.00063656 = 2.2305 BTC [-] -56280;1364236194;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3924 @ 0.00063583 = 2.495 BTC [-] -56279;1364236200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00063141 = 6.3141 BTC [-] -56278;1364236319;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06397144 BTC [-] -56277;1364236377;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 78 -56276;1364236380;gribble;There are currently 104.9359 bitcoins offered at or under 78.0 USD, worth 8173.67745538 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -56275;1364236385;Chaang-Noi;104! -56274;1364236398;Chaang-Noi;and its a monday? -56273;1364236415;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.344 BTC [+] -56272;1364236448;Bowjob;chaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaang -56271;1364236450;Bowjob;u scared me -56270;1364236454;Bowjob;i thought 104 dollars -56269;1364236454;Bowjob;now -56268;1364236455;Bowjob;lol -56267;1364236477;deadweasel;KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN! -56266;1364236510;deadweasel;www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRnSnfiUI54 -56265;1364236655;Chaang-Noi;selloff -56264;1364236662;Chaang-Noi;76 -56263;1364236665;Bowjob;;;ticker -56262;1364236666;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.05001, Best ask: 76.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.44999, Last trade: 76.50000, 24 hour volume: 69393.78917534, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.30885 -56261;1364236684;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.797 = 1.594 BTC [-] -56260;1364236685;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.797 BTC [-] -56259;1364236685;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06397144 BTC [-] -56258;1364236819;Bowjob;;;ticker -56257;1364236820;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.75000, Best ask: 75.80187, Bid-ask spread: 0.05187, Last trade: 75.75000, 24 hour volume: 69551.19685202, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.31525 -56256;1364236823;Bowjob;wow -56255;1364236887;Bowjob;;;ticker -56254;1364236888;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.67405, Best ask: 75.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02595, Last trade: 75.70000, 24 hour volume: 69551.19685202, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.31525 -56253;1364236927;deadweasel;;;goxlag -56252;1364236928;gribble;42.9828 seconds -56251;1364237042;Bowjob;;;ticker -56250;1364237043;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.76875, Best ask: 75.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.23125, Last trade: 74.76875, 24 hour volume: 69551.19685202, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.31525 -56249;1364237046;Bowjob;sell off -56248;1364237109;ThickAsThieves;12:43pm gox suggested bid = 76, lets see how long it freezes there, -56247;1364237149;Bowjob;;;ticker -56246;1364237150;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.20000, Best ask: 75.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.80000, Last trade: 74.20000, 24 hour volume: 69551.19685202, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.31525 -56245;1364237154;Bowjob;;;goxlag -56244;1364237155;gribble;164.172555 seconds -56243;1364237157;Bowjob;oh -56242;1364237159;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.0099 = 0.0594 BTC [+] -56241;1364237168;Chaang-Noi;75:/ -56240;1364237177;Chaang-Noi;;;ticker -56239;1364237177;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.20000, Best ask: 75.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.80000, Last trade: 74.20000, 24 hour volume: 69551.19685202, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.31525 -56238;1364237181;Chaang-Noi;fuck -56237;1364237190;smickles;74 is better than 30 -56236;1364237244;Bowjob;i just lost $600 -56235;1364237248;Bowjob;on paper profit -56234;1364237277;ThickAsThieves;if you dont like the price, wait 10 minutes -56233;1364237284;ThickAsThieves;:) -56232;1364237312;ThickAsThieves;gos suggested price and last price still frozen after 5min -56231;1364237316;ThickAsThieves;gox* -56230;1364237332;Bowjob;could this be a bull trap? -56229;1364237341;ThickAsThieves;its a goxtrap -56228;1364237350;deadweasel;^lol -56227;1364237381;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -56226;1364237383;gribble;202.260145 seconds -56225;1364237393;deadweasel;:D -56224;1364237408;Bowjob;;;ticker -56223;1364237410;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.40240, Best ask: 74.76845, Bid-ask spread: 0.36605, Last trade: 74.76845, 24 hour volume: 69551.19685202, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.31525 -56222;1364237412;Bowjob;still -56221;1364237412;Bowjob;lol -56220;1364237417;ThickAsThieves;cmon this has got to be price manipulation by gox -56219;1364237426;Bowjob;http://coinlab.com/ -56218;1364237427;Bowjob;try here -56217;1364237433;Bowjob;i see it at 74.90 -56216;1364237448;Bugpowder;thestringpuller: are you still here -56215;1364237453;ThickAsThieves;still 76 suggested price at gox -56214;1364237481;Bowjob;;;ticker -56213;1364237481;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.36000, Best ask: 74.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.54000, Last trade: 74.90000, 24 hour volume: 69551.19685202, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.31525 -56212;1364237491;Bowjob;coinlab works -56211;1364237495;Bowjob;the price is 74.90 -56210;1364237497;Bowjob;75 -56209;1364237505;ThickAsThieves;the 76 suggested price came in an instant while trading was brisk at 77 -56208;1364237513;ThickAsThieves;then froze there -56207;1364237536;DeaDTerra1;Starcraft 2 tournament tonight, with a BTC prize pool :D Come join us and have some fun http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1az4y1/starcraft_hots_sitngo_tournaments_for_bitcoin/ -56206;1364237536;Bowjob;come on bulls, beat the bears -56205;1364237562;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 75 -56204;1364237565;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0016 seconds -56203;1364237572;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 76 -56202;1364237572;gribble;There are currently 1020.0341 bitcoins offered at or under 76.0 USD, worth 77319.2920647 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.9433 seconds -56201;1364237599;ThickAsThieves;10min now at 76 suggested bid -56200;1364237622;ThickAsThieves;k it unfroze -56199;1364237627;ThickAsThieves;lets see if price pops -56198;1364237631;ThickAsThieves;up -56197;1364237720;ThickAsThieves;froze again, along with coinlab -56196;1364237736;Bowjob;"A more complex password is required. This can be done in several ways, such as joining the words of a phrase together or combining the first letters of each word. -56195;1364237742;Bowjob;fuck u apple and ur password shit -56194;1364237751;Bowjob;bitch ass nigga... i cant make an easy password -56193;1364237756;Bowjob;stupid tim cook -56192;1364237757;ThickAsThieves;and clicking your heels 3 times -56191;1364237827;Bowjob;;;ticker -56190;1364237828;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.80000, Best ask: 75.80187, Bid-ask spread: 0.00187, Last trade: 75.80187, 24 hour volume: 71695.91851673, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.39370 -56189;1364237832;Bowjob;back to normal -56188;1364237877;ThickAsThieves;stuck at 76 again -56187;1364237896;ThickAsThieves;bleh i'm done gawking -56186;1364237897;Bowjob;coinlab works for me -56185;1364237909;ThickAsThieves;i mean gox suggested price -56184;1364237915;ThickAsThieves;it freezes -56183;1364237925;ThickAsThieves;seems to be leading price -56182;1364237928;Bowjob;u know what -56181;1364237929;ThickAsThieves;rather than following it -56180;1364237930;Bowjob;fuck working -56179;1364237931;Bowjob;lol -56178;1364237997;ThickAsThieves;thats pretty much where i'm at -56177;1364238010;ThickAsThieves;i just looked at the clock saying i better get some work done today -56176;1364238015;ThickAsThieves;and was like wtf its 1-m -56175;1364238016;ThickAsThieves;1pm -56174;1364238103;Bugpowder;Oh jeeze. Compare this to BFL's factory pictures. -56173;1364238104;Bugpowder;http://imgur.com/a/KPBTl/noscript -56172;1364238127;kakobrekla;yet you still need gloves to handle it -56171;1364238154;Chaang-Noi;the machinine is called Sam? -56170;1364238158;Garr255_Lappy;Bugpowder, yeah but now Avalon costs 75btc each! -56169;1364238165;Chaang-Noi;i mean S(and)M -56168;1364238182;Chaang-Noi;hi garr! -56167;1364238189;Bugpowder;Not buying at those prices -56166;1364238200;Chaang-Noi;wait to $1000 to buy more -56165;1364238202;ThickAsThieves;these are Avalon labs? -56164;1364238223;Garr255_Lappy;hi goat -56163;1364238230;Bugpowder;yes -56162;1364238242;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.818995 = 2.457 BTC [+] -56161;1364238246;ThickAsThieves;how old is that kid anyway? -56160;1364238264;Garr255_Lappy;I remember him vaguely being two years older than me -56159;1364238267;unbalanced;Bowjob: see http://xkcd.com/936/ (and you already came up with a couple of sets of three memorable words above) -56158;1364238279;Garr255_Lappy;not sure where that came from, but if I'm correct he's 19 :P -56157;1364238371;Chaang-Noi;the3se are not bfl labs lol -56156;1364238385;Bugpowder;That's avalon -56155;1364238385;Chaang-Noi;these are the labs they paid to make their shit -56154;1364238395;Bugpowder;^^ exactly -56153;1364238402;Bugpowder;benefits to being in china -56152;1364238404;Chaang-Noi;no one in btc land owns the machines -56151;1364238416;Chaang-Noi;i dnt care who took the photos -56150;1364238478;Garr255_Lappy;yup -56149;1364238480;mircea_popescu;soo what's new -56148;1364238524;Bugpowder;78 -56147;1364238542;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -56146;1364238544;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.50001, Best ask: 76.27129, Bid-ask spread: 0.77128, Last trade: 77.00000, 24 hour volume: 72307.04792886, 24 hour low: 68.50000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.42654 -56145;1364238548;mircea_popescu;ha. nice. -56144;1364238560;Bugpowder;broke thru at 15:02 -56143;1364238573;Bugpowder;not a bad prediction -56142;1364238597;kakobrekla;dat gmt? -56141;1364238606;Bugpowder;yup -56140;1364238620;kakobrekla;last two then mp. -56139;1364238648;Bugpowder;so... $81 at this time tomorrow? -56138;1364238698;Bugpowder;or sooner -56137;1364238704;Bugpowder;that is the question -56136;1364238785;smickles;back to 77, eh? -56135;1364238797;Bugpowder;yeah -56134;1364238805;Bugpowder;so... 40% haircut for cyprus? -56133;1364238809;Bugpowder;over 100k -56132;1364238844;mircea_popescu;yeah. 8 i mean 20 i mean 40% -56131;1364238854;mircea_popescu;1 day bank holiday i mean 3 i mean 2 weeks -56130;1364238868;mircea_popescu;won't happen again one off thing i mean one off thing each country i mean monthly from now on -56129;1364238894;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.065682 BTC [+] -56128;1364238932;jurov;and still... certain people freaked out about notion to convert all fiat income into btc -56127;1364238941;jurov;and convert back only as necessary -56126;1364238964;jurov;amirite, tiberiusiv? -56125;1364238989;kakobrekla;well the problem that im seeing now is if banks close its harder to liquidate coins -56124;1364238997;kakobrekla;you need go p2p cash -56123;1364239004;kakobrekla;which might not be as convinient -56122;1364239021;jurov;it's not convenient but always possible -56121;1364239044;kakobrekla;its possible but you should have some buffer in cash -56120;1364239092;jurov;that's my irl experience, converting couple hundred btc eveny 2wk is absolutely not a problem -56119;1364239114;jurov;*coupe hundred euros i mean -56118;1364239132;kakobrekla;yes its not a problem -56117;1364239135;kakobrekla;until the banks are closed -56116;1364239138;kakobrekla;:) -56115;1364239144;jurov;i mean, in cash -56114;1364239145;kakobrekla;you cant get if off bitstamp -56113;1364239148;kakobrekla;a ok -56112;1364239159;kakobrekla;yes its doable -56111;1364239170;kakobrekla;just not as convinient - for me. -56110;1364239189;jurov;ofc, i prefer to do it via bank anytime possible -56109;1364239214;TomServo;Anyone know the story on this: http://pastebin.com/Cxd64VtV ? -56108;1364239249;jurov;but the point is doing by localbitcoins isn't so big hassle -56107;1364239281;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06595317 BTC [+] -56106;1364239288;deadweasel;course at that point aren't supposed to abide by the FinCen guidlines, you would be money transmitter.. -56105;1364239302;deadweasel;lol, I accidentally a couple words -56104;1364239325;Bugpowder;deadweasel: even <$1000/day? -56103;1364239336;jurov;haha, slovak financial office will wake up about it in next decade maybe -56102;1364239340;deadweasel;i'd have to re-read, I thought any amount into USD. -56101;1364239342;Bugpowder;I read it that if you keep sales to < $1000 day its ok -56100;1364239358;Bugpowder;but it seemed that there was some conflicting language -56099;1364239361;Bugpowder;about exceptions -56098;1364239368;smickles;deadweasel: yeah, but not everyone is 'merican -56097;1364239375;deadweasel;so, 10BTC per day ;) I'll go re-read that. -56096;1364239380;deadweasel;lucky smickles -56095;1364239389;smickles;not lucky smickles, lucky jurov -56094;1364239397;deadweasel;from what enlightened country do you hail from, jurov -56093;1364239398;deadweasel;? -56092;1364239399;smickles;and kakobrekla -56091;1364239412;smickles;and a good many others here -56090;1364239423;deadweasel;well, I'm holding out for revolution, I won't leave yet. -56089;1364239456;deadweasel;Although I've never lived more than a few hours drive from either canada or mexico -56088;1364239463;deadweasel;i like options. -56087;1364239475;deadweasel;!= OIX -56086;1364239494;smickles;$vwap oix -56085;1364239495;deadweasel;anyway, i'll deal with being a money transmitter if I ever need to. -56084;1364239496;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 69.84225586 high: 71.09794195 low: 51.2906147 volume: 27746 btc: 6572.62564493 30 day: no data -56083;1364239611;Chaang-Noi;:) -56082;1364239734;deadweasel;;;ticker -56081;1364239735;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.60000, Best ask: 76.74999, Bid-ask spread: 0.14999, Last trade: 76.60000, 24 hour volume: 73428.60406774, 24 hour low: 69.20000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.54512 -56080;1364239737;deadweasel;;;goxlag -56079;1364239739;gribble;1.493887 seconds -56078;1364239779;mircea_popescu;btw Bugpowder seen http://trilema.com/2013/smpoe-market-cap-vs-sdice-market-cap/ ? -56077;1364239792;mircea_popescu;TomServo seems like trollish nonsense to me. -56076;1364239901;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: I suspect we will see a rotation out of S.MPOE this month. -56075;1364239912;mircea_popescu;possibly -56074;1364239914;Bugpowder;if my intuition about MPOE performance is correct -56073;1364239980;Bugpowder;this BTC price is really tough for S.DICE to overcome though. But its good for MPOE -56072;1364239990;Bugpowder;or neutral -56071;1364240000;mircea_popescu;"close to 30 million usd notional trade this month" -56070;1364240005;mircea_popescu;sounds pretty good to me. -56069;1364240022;mircea_popescu;plenty of markets don't get 1mn a day -56068;1364240024;Bugpowder;yea. Approaching 400,000 contracts right? -56067;1364240028;mircea_popescu;yeah -56066;1364240059;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06621708 BTC [+] -56065;1364240109;mircea_popescu;it's getting to where im starting to smell the offers tbh. -56064;1364240147;ThickAsThieves;smell the offers? -56063;1364240148;mircea_popescu;mpex happens to be the PERFECT way for a bank to develop it's own in house btc-fiat trading system -56062;1364240160;mircea_popescu;propped against mpex, guaranteed success. -56061;1364240183;Bugpowder;oh you... -56060;1364240201;mircea_popescu;one way to eat everyone's cake, seeing how coinbases of the world can't compete. -56059;1364240203;Bugpowder;propping the price with the ole buyout rumor... -56058;1364240215;Bugpowder;you should send a tip to Cramer -56057;1364240217;mircea_popescu;nah, there won't be a buyout -56056;1364240226;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i been sendin' tips. -56055;1364240271;Bugpowder;sheeeit -56054;1364240272;Bugpowder;;;ticker -56053;1364240273;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.00000, Best ask: 77.01000, Bid-ask spread: 1.01000, Last trade: 75.50000, 24 hour volume: 73639.35968273, 24 hour low: 69.25000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.57049 -56052;1364240277;Bugpowder;lagged -56051;1364240279;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.98 BTC [+] -56050;1364240289;Bugpowder;73 -56049;1364240292;deadweasel;;;goxlag -56048;1364240293;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00312 BTC [+] -56047;1364240293;gribble;157.509317 seconds -56046;1364240296;mircea_popescu;lmap -56045;1364240301;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -56044;1364240303;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.109438180923 seconds -56043;1364240303;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1077 @ 0.00311 = 3.3495 BTC [-] -56042;1364240306;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -56041;1364240307;Bugpowder;72 -56040;1364240312;mircea_popescu;i wonder if this'll ever get old. -56039;1364240329;Bugpowder;71.8 -56038;1364240332;Bugpowder;bottom -56037;1364240363;Bugpowder;couldn't even trigger the OH NOES cartoon on bitcoinity -56036;1364240368;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00311 BTC [-] -56035;1364240405;Bugpowder;oh shit! -56034;1364240418;Bugpowder;That selloff was from half the wall at 80 selling to market :) -56033;1364240422;deadweasel;so normal exchanges have high speed connections to hig profile brokerages. These things don't break like this. There is in opportunity to improve this. -56032;1364240433;Bugpowder;;;asks 80 -56031;1364240436;gribble;There are currently 5535.7599 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 438703.38709 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0019 seconds -56030;1364240439;Bugpowder;YES. -56029;1364240446;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 70 -56028;1364240446;gribble;There are currently 2614.6875 bitcoins demanded at or over 70.0 USD, worth 184818.944829 USD in total. | Data vintage: 10.4289 seconds -56027;1364240461;jurov;deadweasel yes there is something like that already ;) -56026;1364240476;deadweasel;the answer feels like it's going to be obvious........ -56025;1364240494;mircea_popescu;deadweasel yea. -56024;1364240500;smickles;deadweasel: bitfloor was doing that, but people lost confidence in it after a theft -56023;1364240516;smickles;oh, and mpex owns all -56022;1364240540;deadweasel;mircea_popescu: is that what you are doing with the OIX? -56021;1364240549;mircea_popescu;"that" ? -56020;1364240564;deadweasel;well, no lag at mpex, 2 minutes at gox. -56019;1364240581;mircea_popescu;i got better hardware. -56018;1364240626;ThickAsThieves;must not be enough incentive for gox to fix the problem -56017;1364240627;Bugpowder;its not a fair comparison ATM -56016;1364240646;Bugpowder;compare with the same order load -56015;1364240653;deadweasel;considering volume... -56014;1364240655;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.06622534 BTC [+] -56013;1364240680;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you don't see the stat/cancel/bid cycle -56012;1364240680;Bugpowder;lag is non-linear with load -56011;1364240688;mircea_popescu;i think there's more load on mpex than mtgox atm. -56010;1364240693;Bugpowder;hmmm -56009;1364240701;jurov;ddos still going? -56008;1364240705;Bugpowder;I dunno... lots of micro txns. -56007;1364240705;mircea_popescu;also http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128220157798.jpg -56006;1364240708;Bugpowder;on gox -56005;1364240714;mircea_popescu;jurov nope, subsided. -56004;1364240718;deadweasel;O.BTCUSD.C750T -- if I bought one of those, what does that mean? -56003;1364240718;Bugpowder;god damn it. -56002;1364240728;Bugpowder;call struck at 75 expiring friday -56001;1364240735;mircea_popescu;deadweasel it means you're long btc -56000;1364240742;Bugpowder;break even is about 80. -55999;1364240764;Bugpowder;;;goxlag -55998;1364240765;gribble;301.313038 seconds -55997;1364240810;deadweasel;so if I bough that, I could buy BTC at 75$ up til friday? -55996;1364240854;mircea_popescu;nominally. -55995;1364240856;Bugpowder;you could exercise it for (24vwap - $75) / 24vwap till midnight friday -55994;1364240869;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -55993;1364240870;gribble;73.42 -55992;1364240880;Bugpowder;actaully 24hprc, not 24vwap -55991;1364240885;ThickAsThieves;gox is like imma let you finish, but... -55990;1364240892;smickles;right now, it's out of the money tho -55989;1364240905;Bugpowder;but the spot price is ITM -55988;1364240915;Bugpowder;so the option is potentially underpriced -55987;1364240937;deadweasel;spot price is ITM? -55986;1364240947;Bugpowder;depending if you believe 24hprc is going to go to the spot -55985;1364240952;smickles;in the money (if that's what you're asking) -55984;1364240956;Bugpowder;spot is $76 -55983;1364240956;mircea_popescu;73 < 75 neh ? -55982;1364240966;Bugpowder;;;ticker -55981;1364240967;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.95000, Best ask: 76.27129, Bid-ask spread: 0.32129, Last trade: 75.60270, 24 hour volume: 73639.35968273, 24 hour low: 69.25000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.57049 -55980;1364240973;mircea_popescu;aok -55979;1364240988;Bugpowder;by spot I mean last trade. -55978;1364241002;deadweasel;so lets say 24hrprc is $80... (80-75)/80 = .0625 -55977;1364241006;Bugpowder;yes -55976;1364241030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4314 @ 0.00062626 = 2.7017 BTC [-] -55975;1364241031;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.0006289 = 1.132 BTC [+] -55974;1364241047;Bugpowder;so current ask on the 750s is .66 -55973;1364241049;mircea_popescu;what it went back up ? -55972;1364241049;Bugpowder;.066 -55971;1364241075;smickles;$depth c750t -55970;1364241076;mpexbot;smickles: O.BTCUSD.C750T Bids: ['1 @ 0.06615541', '1000 @ 0.0398513'] -55969;1364241077;Bugpowder;;;calc (81-75)/81 -55968;1364241078;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1000 @ 0.06621656', '5 @ 0.0869', '9 @ 0.08826052'] -55967;1364241078;gribble;0.0740740740741 -55966;1364241088;Bugpowder;;;calc (80.2-75)/80.2 -55965;1364241089;gribble;0.0648379052369 -55964;1364241112;Bugpowder;yah, you need 24vwap to hit 80.3 to make a profit from exercise -55963;1364241143;Bugpowder;though the MPOE bot always pays a time premium over the current 24hprc with its bids -55962;1364241163;deadweasel;ok, so you want your (24hvwap - 75) >= price of option? -55961;1364241172;Bugpowder;so exercise only makes sense if you have >>1000 contracts and want to dump fast, or the bot is down (last 24 hrs of the month). -55960;1364241181;deadweasel;oops, divided by the 24hrvwap -55959;1364241196;Bugpowder;24hprc.... volume weighted across all exchanges -55958;1364241204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.0006289 = 9.8108 BTC [+] -55957;1364241206;Bugpowder;from here : http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ -55956;1364241286;mircea_popescu;deadweasel http://trilema.com/2013/introducing-the-oix/ -55955;1364241290;deadweasel;ok, i think I see. -55954;1364241291;mircea_popescu;see the notes, calculations explained in there. -55953;1364241293;deadweasel;oh, thx mircea_popescu -55952;1364241341;topace;!ticker h vtx -55951;1364241342;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.63210000 / 0.76199 / 0.79900000 (338 shares, 257.55262083 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.41597608 / 0.79900000 (10987 shares, 4570.32919395 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.41597608 / 0.79900000 (10987 shares, 4570.32919395 BTC) -55950;1364241358;mircea_popescu;jurov the way i figure it, either attacker is defeated and depressed or else we see a new blast in a week or two. -55949;1364241379;mircea_popescu;the current one didn't work. -55948;1364241418;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -55947;1364241459;smickles;ya know, i throw about 12 commands at mpex all at once -55946;1364241465;smickles;*BAM* -55945;1364241483;smickles;all the f-ing time. I can't be the only one -55944;1364241516;mircea_popescu;you're not -55943;1364241581;Bugpowder;i do too, occasionally. -55942;1364241589;jborkl;holy shit transactions are slow to get into blocks today -55941;1364241683;kakobrekla;oh and i was just about to bug mp one of these days to add multi op -55940;1364241687;kakobrekla;is there a manual for it -55939;1364241733;mircea_popescu;there's no real advantage to multiop -55938;1364241789;smickles;kakobrekla: i just use threadding in my code -55937;1364241792;kakobrekla;can i do a few CANCEL|N in several lines and signcrypt that? -55936;1364241807;mircea_popescu;nope -55935;1364241807;kakobrekla;that would be nice -55934;1364241810;mircea_popescu;why ? -55933;1364241824;kakobrekla;cause i do stuff manually -55932;1364241838;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -55931;1364241839;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 51.2906147 / 69.84313456 / 71.09885312 (27748 shares, 6,572.76 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -55930;1364241839;mircea_popescu;yeah, but it'd just need more code to decide if you've got lines or wtf. -55929;1364241846;kakobrekla;uh? -55928;1364241858;kakobrekla;its one exlode new line -55927;1364241862;kakobrekla;and then foreach commands -55926;1364241869;kakobrekla;explode* -55925;1364241877;kakobrekla;basic stuff -55924;1364241892;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -55923;1364241893;gribble;13.344597 seconds -55922;1364241895;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -55921;1364241898;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.20000, Best ask: 74.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 74.25000, 24 hour volume: 78120.01656022, 24 hour low: 69.51777, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 73.67017 -55920;1364242198;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.49999999 BTC [+] -55919;1364242258;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5000001 BTC [+] -55918;1364242305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00062546 = 6.067 BTC [-] -55917;1364242575;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -55916;1364242578;gribble;There are currently 36901808 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 6991511.75172 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0205 seconds -55915;1364243028;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.818995 BTC [+] -55914;1364243139;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.344 BTC [+] -55913;1364243367;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.202 = 0.404 BTC [-] -55912;1364243450;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 79.94 -55911;1364243452;gribble;There are currently 6216.5875 bitcoins offered at or under 79.94 USD, worth 483397.146716 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -55910;1364243465;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 31 @ 0.009821 = 0.3045 BTC [-] -55909;1364243467;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 74 @ 0.00982 = 0.7267 BTC [-] -55908;1364243598;DeaDTerra1;We are up and running tournament at sc2bt.com, Join us for a couple of games of starcraft with BTC prize pool :D -55907;1364243954;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -55906;1364243958;gribble;Current Blocks: 227989 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1834 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 6 days, 2 hours, 24 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6675621.2732 | Estimated Percent Change: -0.30176 -55905;1364243968;ThickAsThieves;:o -55904;1364243998;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -55903;1364244001;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6675621.2732 based on data since last change | 7300703.18663 based on data for last three days -55902;1364244100;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.332 BTC [-] -55901;1364244107;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.33002 = 1.9801 BTC [-] -55900;1364244636;kakobrekla;avalons stopped working -55899;1364244640;kakobrekla;diff sinking -55898;1364244681;mircea_popescu;whoopsie -55897;1364244685;smickles;it's early :P -55896;1364244700;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 53 @ 0.009899 = 0.5246 BTC [+] -55895;1364244702;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 64 @ 0.009899 = 0.6335 BTC [+] -55894;1364244707;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 455 @ 0.0099 = 4.5045 BTC [+] -55893;1364244769;smickles;"the price can not go up by 400% in only 10 weeks, price cannot go exponential." -55892;1364244776;mircea_popescu;lol -55891;1364244782;smickles;this guy has a keen grasp on reality -55890;1364244788;mircea_popescu;anyway, too much excitement for one day. catch y'all tomorrow -55889;1364244793;smickles;c'ya -55888;1364244838;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4611 BTC [-] -55887;1364245098;kakobrekla;yay finally got a -10 in otc! -55886;1364245120;smickles;;;getrating kakobrekla -55885;1364245120;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User kakobrekla, rated since Fri May 13 15:50:53 2011. Cumulative rating 89, from 55 total ratings. Received ratings: 54 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 57 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=kakobrekla -55884;1364245128;smickles;scammer~! -55883;1364245138;deadweasel;lol -55882;1364245139;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4611 = 1.3833 BTC [-] -55881;1364245164;kakobrekla;was trying to avoid that supa guy but eh i guess it was inevitable -55880;1364245165;smickles;what did you do to piss off supadupajenkins? -55879;1364245186;kakobrekla;dunno he gets banned all the time everywhere -55878;1364245196;kakobrekla;perhaps i did it a couple of times too -55877;1364245198;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.461 = 1.383 BTC [-] -55876;1364245204;kakobrekla;but im thinking -55875;1364245215;kakobrekla;he is behind recent spamming -55874;1364245219;smickles;lol, looking at his -10 list, it's like a who's who of -otc -55873;1364245224;kakobrekla;that was happening on the chans -55872;1364245366;[\\\];he started with the highest rated people -55871;1364275877;Bowjob;personally i dont like lending btc out, unless its absolutely certain ill get it back -55870;1364275896;jcpham;if i had "borrowed" 10k btc a year ago i'd be *poof* right about now -55869;1364275900;mircea_popescu;thats a pretty high bar. -55868;1364275901;MJR_;lol, I prefer lending it when I don't know what will happen... -55867;1364275905;jcpham;pretty difficult to repay that -55866;1364275913;mircea_popescu;jcpham i borrowed ~10k exactly a year ago. -55865;1364275916;jcpham;need a real good business plan if you spent it -55864;1364275922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -55863;1364275939;jcpham;if you converted it to fiat you are fucked -55862;1364275951;mircea_popescu;i didn't. teh original mpoe bonds got like 9500 or so btc -55861;1364275955;mircea_popescu;most of that's unmoved. -55860;1364275995;jcpham;good chance of digging out of the hole by staying in btc -55859;1364276000;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=73599.0 -55858;1364276002;Bowjob;for 5 years -55857;1364276027;Bowjob;he earns in BTC, but its idk. -55856;1364276044;jcpham;anything you could have bought over the last year, other than btc, you lot money on technically -55855;1364276061;jcpham;so it's a hard loan to me financially -55854;1364276067;jcpham;i bleedb money though -55853;1364276085;mircea_popescu;there was a guy on the forum servicing a long term btc loan -55852;1364276091;mircea_popescu;old timer. name escapes me atm -55851;1364276100;mircea_popescu;taken when btc was like 5 or some shit -55850;1364276120;jcpham;loans are like gift. the blockchain is god. -55849;1364276124;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7832 BTC [-] -55848;1364276129;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7831 = 1.5662 BTC [-] -55847;1364276131;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7821 BTC [-] -55846;1364276133;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.778 BTC [-] -55845;1364276136;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.77727 = 4.6636 BTC [-] -55844;1364276138;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 0.77726 = 10.1044 BTC [-] -55843;1364276140;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.77725 = 3.109 BTC [-] -55842;1364276142;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77721 BTC [-] -55841;1364276144;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.777 = 1.554 BTC [-] -55840;1364276146;mircea_popescu;um' -55839;1364276146;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -55838;1364276149;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.769 = 2.307 BTC [-] -55837;1364276150;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.762 BTC [-] -55836;1364276153;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 32 @ 0.761105 = 24.3554 BTC [-] -55835;1364276154;mircea_popescu;honeymoon over ? -55834;1364276155;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.761101 = 3.8055 BTC [-] -55833;1364276157;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.760002 = 3.8 BTC [-] -55832;1364276160;Bugpowder_;how people keep getting BTC given to them as loans is utterly mystifying to me. -55831;1364276160;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -55830;1364276182;Bugpowder_;wowwww almost 50BTC in shares -55829;1364276189;Bugpowder_;2/3 of an avalon -55828;1364276209;ThickAsThieves;not that much -55827;1364276221;ThickAsThieves;probly just someone who moved from friedcat to btct to sell -55826;1364276240;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc asicminer-pt -55825;1364276243;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.78 / 0.79829 / 0.829 (209 shares, 166.8 BTC), 7D: 0.761102 / 0.83118 / 0.93 (1541 shares, 1280.8 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.77396 / 1 (4449 shares, 3443.3 BTC) -55824;1364276254;mircea_popescu;now that's interestying -55823;1364276261;mircea_popescu;1D: 0.78 vs [BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.76000 -55822;1364276285;Bugpowder_;well, the market is uhhh.... a little -thin- below 0.75 -55821;1364276301;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves the girl's early estimate was .75 to 1.5 -55820;1364276302;Bugpowder_;https://btct.co/security/ASICMINER-PT -55819;1364276304;mircea_popescu;then they kinda blew it -55818;1364276312;mircea_popescu;then people were rooting for "oh, we'll reach 1 anyway" -55817;1364276314;mircea_popescu;then... -55816;1364276321;Bugpowder_;16 shares of bid over 0.01 -55815;1364276341;mircea_popescu;o.o -55814;1364276343;mircea_popescu;that bad, rly ? -55813;1364276348;dub;that bad? -55812;1364276350;Bowjob;if asicminer reaches 1 btc.. -55811;1364276359;Bowjob;that means they expect asicminer to make at least 400k BTC -55810;1364276359;dub;there is no depth its hardly representative of value -55809;1364276360;Bugpowder_;mircea_popescu: the girl's estimates were .075 to 0.15 no? -55808;1364276361;Bowjob;thats crazy shit -55807;1364276364;ThickAsThieves;BF goes deeper -55806;1364276364;Bowjob;;;ticker -55805;1364276364;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.30000, Best ask: 75.37700, Bid-ask spread: 0.07700, Last trade: 75.55000, 24 hour volume: 80678.53152168, 24 hour low: 69.80000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 74.58758 -55804;1364276371;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ no, .75 to 1.5 iirc -55803;1364276381;Bugpowder_;per share? -55802;1364276383;Bugpowder_;I don't think so -55801;1364276385;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144319.0 -55800;1364276402;ThickAsThieves;yeah she said about that -55799;1364276406;mircea_popescu;All these things considered it is perhaps not unreasonable to judge ASICMiner revenue generation ability in the 5 to 15k BTC a month range. If this is in fact correct it's also not unreasonable to judge ASICMiner's market cap roughly equal or a little under that of Satoshi Dice, in which case the 400,000 share company would be worth on MPEx somewhere between 3 and 600k BTC, or between .75 and 1.5 BTC per share, making -55798;1364276408;mircea_popescu;Bitfountain the third multi-million dollar Bitcoin public corp in Bitcoin history. -55797;1364276420;ThickAsThieves;it wouldve hit 1+ if they actually got to 12TH+ -55796;1364276437;mircea_popescu;It's unclear how much risk discount investors would be wanting to apply to that valuation, and it's also unclear how much discount will willy-nilly end up being applied in the event ASICMiner actually foregoes liquidity and lists on some marginal venue. But in any case things look pretty bright at the moment, so well done! -55795;1364276447;mircea_popescu;golden mouth girl. -55794;1364276454;dub;inb4 its .9 again -55793;1364276471;dub;50 shares moving doesn't mean shit -55792;1364276500;mircea_popescu;morel ike 100 i think -55791;1364276536;dub;did you see the latest taaki video? -55790;1364276549;mircea_popescu;no lol -55789;1364276555;mircea_popescu;is he cutting ? -55788;1364276557;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.343 BTC [+] -55787;1364276558;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.344 = 1.376 BTC [+] -55786;1364276566;dub;http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/video/2013/mar/22/bitcoin-currency-video?INTCMP=SRCH -55785;1364276629;dub;we need to identify that building and burn it down with those two inside -55784;1364276688;Bugpowder_;What would be the appropriate subform to post an add to borrow asicminer shares? -55783;1364276699;Bugpowder_;for shorting purposes -55782;1364276744;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ heh. let me find it -55781;1364276764;Bugpowder_;I mean, its a good company. -55780;1364276772;Bugpowder_;but the valuation is looking pretty frothy -55779;1364276837;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -55778;1364276838;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6880830.90136 based on data since last change | 7242616.81723 based on data for last three days -55777;1364276838;Chaang-Noi;asicminer sell off lol? -55776;1364276870;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151265.msg1605879#msg1605879 -55775;1364276873;mircea_popescu;ask that guy. -55774;1364276882;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -55773;1364276883;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 21 @ 0.5 = 10.5 BTC [+] -55772;1364276893;Chaang-Noi;mp one sell off on a thin market, still the only real asic company out there -55771;1364276910;Chaang-Noi;bfl had a non updated lol -55770;1364276915;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi operations were never their problem. -55769;1364276932;mircea_popescu;but theres a LOT more to success than just that. -55768;1364276938;mircea_popescu;as unromantic as this may sound, it's true. -55767;1364276942;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.5 = 1 BTC [+] -55766;1364276962;Bugpowder_;ah, that thread was the one I was thinking of for the girl's estimates -55765;1364276971;Chaang-Noi;dividends wont end anytime soon, not sure what the value really should be at but im not selling mine:) -55764;1364276987;ThickAsThieves;you sold some to me a month ago ;) -55763;1364276992;ThickAsThieves;.425 -55762;1364276995;topace;!ticker h vtx -55761;1364276997;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.50000000 / 0.72040307 / 0.79900000 (418 shares, 301.12848142 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.41873282 / 0.79900000 (11129 shares, 4660.07750417 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.41873282 / 0.79900000 (11129 shares, 4660.07750417 BTC) -55760;1364277010;Chaang-Noi;yeah im not selling more, i had to get some cash -55759;1364277014;mircea_popescu;lol right. well done topace -55758;1364277031;mircea_popescu;2x asicminer volume yest. why is that ? is cavirtex a larger corp than asicminer ? -55757;1364277045;Bowjob;canadians love their companies -55756;1364277054;mircea_popescu;at the rate this is going, it's gonna be actually. -55755;1364277056;Chaang-Noi;you cant see asicminer trade volume mp, only one of two pt -55754;1364277060;mircea_popescu;unless they fuck up their registrations -55753;1364277065;topace;!ticker h sdice -55752;1364277066;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.45000000 / 0.48185851 / 0.52000000 (265 shares, 127.69250459 BTC), 7D: 0.40000000 / 0.48015951 / 0.53000000 (1375 shares, 660.21932648 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.54970142 / 0.69400000 (5906 shares, 3246.53658408 BTC) -55751;1364277068;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi listen, this is a nonargument. -55750;1364277070;ThickAsThieves;several people starting pumpin VTX at around .5 -55749;1364277075;ThickAsThieves;started* -55748;1364277076;mircea_popescu;the fact that i can't see it speaks against it not excusing it. -55747;1364277091;Bowjob;i couldnt understand the vtx pump either, i missed it -55746;1364277095;topace;yea pretty nuts -55745;1364277100;topace;and 0 dividend announced for vtx -55744;1364277102;Chaang-Noi;why are you talking about the trade volume if it is a nonargumnt? im just saying you cant see the real trade volume, that is a fact :/ -55743;1364277103;Bowjob;any more ipos, topace -55742;1364277111;mircea_popescu;incredibly people are still betting yes on bfl : https://twitter.com/BitBetsBets/status/316395891206549505 -55741;1364277120;topace;Bowjob: not in the immediate future -55740;1364277129;Chaang-Noi;mircea_popescu> 2x asicminer volume yest. why is that ? is cavirtex a larger corp than asicminer ? i was answering this question -55739;1364277129;Bowjob;i was wrong about vtx, i didnt see any dividends, i didnt think it was gonna get funded -55738;1364277132;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi the trade volume IS the controlling argument. -55737;1364277133;Bowjob;much to my chargrin -55736;1364277140;dub;dude people bet on pirate for how long after he split? -55735;1364277141;mircea_popescu;the fact that asicminer fucked up their ipo is NOT an excuse for them -55734;1364277141;Bowjob;i learned though, if i see huge volume.. -55733;1364277145;mircea_popescu;but the very problem they face. -55732;1364277145;Bowjob;get in11 -55731;1364277163;mircea_popescu;dub this is a point. -55730;1364277166;topace;yea VTX sold out in ~12 hours.. WITHOUT any pre-announcement of when teh IPO was happening -55729;1364277170;Chaang-Noi;but you dont even know what the vo;lume is, but i still disagree, some private companies are worth more than highly traded ones -55728;1364277185;topace;and the owner (joseph) didnt even email his user base to tell them about it either -55727;1364277185;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i know what the volume is. this : -55726;1364277190;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -55725;1364277192;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.75 / 0.78997 / 0.829 (288 shares, 227.5 BTC), 7D: 0.75 / 0.82809 / 0.93 (1620 shares, 1341.5 BTC), 30D: 0.65 / 0.77385 / 1 (4528 shares, 3504 BTC) -55724;1364277197;mircea_popescu;THAT is the volume. everything else is bullshit. -55723;1364277202;Chaang-Noi;that is one pt -55722;1364277203;mircea_popescu;we have standards in btc, we stick to them. -55721;1364277204;Bowjob;it was on the website on cavirtex.. i remember -55720;1364277208;Bowjob;that they will announce an ipo soon -55719;1364277211;Chaang-Noi;pt is pass though, it is not real stock -55718;1364277216;mircea_popescu;people who think they're smarter are much akin to the street prophets in ny. -55717;1364277219;ThickAsThieves;฿215.44022652vol on BF -55716;1364277221;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi exactly. -55715;1364277222;ThickAsThieves;too -55714;1364277225;Chaang-Noi;standards in btc? lol -55713;1364277228;mircea_popescu;yes. -55712;1364277244;topace;Bowjob: yea it was announced on the website, but if you werent on teh website when it happened you wouldnt even have known -55711;1364277253;topace;i was baffled why he didnt want to announce it at least a few days ahead of time -55710;1364277257;Chaang-Noi;you show me one volume of one pt and say it means something about the company? im not the only one who would think that is silly -55709;1364277259;topace;give people time to prep and move funds to havelock -55708;1364277271;dub;sounds like an evoorhees move -55707;1364277276;dub;ie, stupid -55706;1364277277;topace;haha -55705;1364277280;ThickAsThieves;BCTC only holds 5342 shares -55704;1364277282;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi you may not be the only one that thinks that's silly, but that's quite irrelevant. -55703;1364277293;mircea_popescu;topace you gotta show people the light moar. -55702;1364277304;Bowjob;mp, what happened to the avalon bet -55701;1364277308;Bowjob;i dont see it on bitbet -55700;1364277309;Chaang-Noi;oh mp, tisk tisk tisk :) -55699;1364277320;ThickAsThieves;topace, whatever you did worked just fine -55698;1364277325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00449999 = 1.35 BTC [-] -55697;1364277329;mircea_popescu;Bowjob did it close ? -55696;1364277335;Bowjob;yeah it should be closed -55695;1364277337;Chaang-Noi;i think your just jelly it is not on your exchange and you did not invest with them:) -55694;1364277341;Bowjob;but i dont see it anywgere -55693;1364277344;topace;hehe yea, i didnt do _anything_ all we did was put the banner on the www.cavirtex.com website and a news article on havelock website -55692;1364277344;Bowjob;when i type avalon -55691;1364277348;mircea_popescu;Bowjob then are you searching on the closed ones ? -55690;1364277354;Bowjob;mhm -55689;1364277360;topace;thats all it needed apparently -55688;1364277360;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi ya dude, totally. the fact that they failed to meet spec is something that makes me jelly. -55687;1364277370;mircea_popescu;the fact that they've cost their investors 100k btc or so makes me jelly. -55686;1364277374;mircea_popescu;i'm jelly to my ears, srsly. -55685;1364277375;Bowjob;oh, found it -55684;1364277381;ThickAsThieves;maybe YOU didnt do this, but the asset also had a nice prospectus, and a video -55683;1364277391;Chaang-Noi;100,000 btc? lol you trollin? -55682;1364277394;mircea_popescu;no. -55681;1364277407;topace;ThickAsThieves: yea, we delayed it 3 times due to prospectus re-writes -55680;1364277408;Bowjob;so topace how are investors gonna get paid -55679;1364277411;mircea_popescu;read the forum threads linked above, i won't bother rehashing it. -55678;1364277413;Chaang-Noi;how did they lose 100k btc then, lol -55677;1364277414;Bowjob;i didnt see any dividends back -55676;1364277417;mircea_popescu;that's what i pay pr for after all. -55675;1364277417;Bowjob;on the sheet -55674;1364277427;topace;pure growth stock? -55673;1364277435;topace;im sure there'll be dividends eventually -55672;1364277440;Bowjob;I'm interested on the leveraged trading, -55671;1364277442;Chaang-Noi;cant back up crazy claim, says not trollin, lol -55670;1364277449;topace;they just havent been announced yet -55669;1364277451;Bowjob;i can lend some btc there, have 12% guaranteed -55668;1364277456;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=151265.msg1605879#msg1605879 <<< read. -55667;1364277469;Bowjob;if you watched the video.. he mentioned the leverage as part of cavirtex -55666;1364277471;dub;all I see is sour grapes tbh -55665;1364277472;ThickAsThieves;regarding asicminer, its still a very small amount of shares even being traded -55664;1364277477;Bowjob;so i assume he's gonna need osme btc -55663;1364277482;mircea_popescu;and in general, when you're sent to do reading it's because you're sprouting nonsense. -55662;1364277491;Bowjob;and its guaranteed since i think they'll make people put up collateral -55661;1364277496;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01965 BTC [+] -55660;1364277501;topace;Bowjob: yes, the leveraged trading will happen on virtex, using the short fund on havelock as collateral -55659;1364277502;dub;as ThickAsThieves is saying there is no market for AM beyond a couple of pissant PTs and some forum auctions -55658;1364277517;mircea_popescu;dub that's exactly what "blowing your ipo" is. -55657;1364277522;Chaang-Noi;you wanted me to read inauncall your girl names? -55656;1364277528;mircea_popescu;you're going "dude, i'm missing an eye and both legs" -55655;1364277536;mircea_popescu;yes dude, you are. that's what fucking up is. missing body parts. -55654;1364277542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.75449999 = 6.036 BTC [+] -55653;1364277544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.7545 BTC [+] -55652;1364277545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.755 = 3.775 BTC [+] -55651;1364277546;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.75999996 = 2.28 BTC [+] -55650;1364277547;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 19 @ 0.75999998 = 14.44 BTC [+] -55649;1364277548;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.76 = 2.28 BTC [+] -55648;1364277549;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.765 BTC [+] -55647;1364277549;Bowjob;ooh -55646;1364277550;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -55645;1364277550;ThickAsThieves;bam! -55644;1364277551;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.68 = 1.36 BTC [-] -55643;1364277554;Bowjob;crazy -55642;1364277573;Bowjob;imo best investments as a growth stock.. -55641;1364277581;Bowjob;asicminer. and HIM at havelock -55640;1364277590;Bowjob;nice btc multiplier -55639;1364277590;mircea_popescu;what's him ? -55638;1364277598;topace;mircea_popescu: my mining fund -55637;1364277599;Bowjob;same as asicminer, tho smaller -55636;1364277605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8273 @ 0.00064056 = 5.2994 BTC [-] -55635;1364277615;Bowjob;the only thing that bothers me is that you took bfl pre orders -55634;1364277617;topace;mircea_popescu: yea, until fucking BFL delivers -55633;1364277622;mircea_popescu;topace those do poorly historically. what's it got, fpga ? -55632;1364277634;topace;yea about 22GH atm, all FPGA -55631;1364277642;topace;since like, last summer -55630;1364277643;Namworld;VTX is going nicely -55629;1364277649;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=147613.msg1676943#msg1676943 << lol bitbillions guy is still at it -55628;1364277662;topace;but we only pay out ~50% as dividends, with extra being reinvested -55627;1364277666;topace;in new hardware -55626;1364277677;Bowjob;did you order any avalons -55625;1364277677;topace;so its not like lame gigaminer where you're buying a certian mh/s -55624;1364277689;topace;your share is always your percent share of the total -55623;1364277695;Namworld;oh, don't tell me about it... -55622;1364277697;Bowjob;yeah thats a pretty good fund, i like it... but. dat bfl -55621;1364277707;mircea_popescu;topace that's saner. -55620;1364277714;topace;indeed -55619;1364277721;Bowjob;they are pretty silent over there, josh is just going insulting people on the forums -55618;1364277723;Bowjob;as usual -55617;1364277726;topace;we were even outdoiing network increases and raising dividends -55616;1364277733;topace;due to the reinvestment in new fpga's -55615;1364277738;topace;until a few months ago -55614;1364277742;topace;when all the ASIC shit hit the fan -55613;1364277784;topace;but... we also have 1.8Th on pre-order, and most of which will be paid for with re-invested earnings (so no need to issue new units to buy the units up front) -55612;1364277789;topace;thanks to the btc appreciation -55611;1364277811;topace;what we had saved to buy asics to cover 4-6 units, now will cover pretty much all 30 units we have on preorder -55610;1364277851;mircea_popescu;topace the pre-order is on bfl ? -55609;1364277856;topace;yea -55608;1364277859;mircea_popescu;ouch -55607;1364277865;topace;dating back to the first week of pre-orders -55606;1364277867;Bowjob;that bothers me, lol -55605;1364277878;Bowjob;how much was the 1.5 minirig -55604;1364277880;Bowjob;in btc -55603;1364277881;mircea_popescu;a, it's not paid yet ? -55602;1364277888;topace;yea, starting to really bother me too.. however -- its not paid for with HIM funds -55601;1364277890;mircea_popescu;so basically you hold the early option to 1.8th of bfl -55600;1364277892;topace;its all paid for with my personal funds -55599;1364277895;mircea_popescu;at a fixed early price ? -55598;1364277900;mircea_popescu;uh -55597;1364277903;topace;when they are sitting on my desk, HIM buys them from ME -55596;1364277908;mircea_popescu;o i c. -55595;1364277912;mircea_popescu;you fool :D -55594;1364277913;topace;at a markup of course -55593;1364277919;topace;hehe, worked well for the fpga's -55592;1364277934;topace;bfl will deliver -55591;1364277936;mircea_popescu;next thing out of my mouth was "so are you lending stock ?" but averted. -55590;1364277936;topace;just a matter of when -55589;1364277947;Bowjob;31 BTC says not until july at least -55588;1364277962;Bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/307/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-july-1st/ -55587;1364277982;Bowjob;mhm, maybe its a good idea to make my own mini farm starting with 1 avalon -55586;1364277983;Chaang-Noi;i think im going to lose my bet thinking bfl would ship this month, lol -55585;1364277986;Bowjob;have them multiply -55584;1364277986;Chaang-Noi;oh well -55583;1364277992;Bowjob;i'll drive my parents nuts -55582;1364278003;jcpham;shipping april 1st -55581;1364278012;mircea_popescu;"The other factor, of course, is that Bitcoin can't be manipulated as easily as gold and silver obviously are. " -55580;1364278014;Chaang-Noi;perfect day for bfl -55579;1364278016;mircea_popescu;dude wat -55578;1364278019;Chaang-Noi;fools day, lol -55577;1364278040;Bowjob;the first buyers were better off holding btc -55576;1364278041;ThickAsThieves;that would be perfect -55575;1364278053;Chaang-Noi;i went long on bitcoinica :) -55574;1364278173;mircea_popescu;anyone know the bitcoinity ppl ? -55573;1364278252;mircea_popescu;ty -55572;1364278260;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -55571;1364278261;gribble;0 seconds -55570;1364278264;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -55569;1364278265;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.60501, Best ask: 75.69800, Bid-ask spread: 0.09299, Last trade: 75.60500, 24 hour volume: 80478.52504177, 24 hour low: 69.80000, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 74.59924 -55568;1364278355;topace;anywho, im off -55567;1364278359;topace;later! -55566;1364278377;Bowjob;pce -55565;1364278442;Bowjob;i wonder if there's gonna be a bet before may 1st avalon -55564;1364278446;Bowjob;err.. i meant bfl -55563;1364278456;Bowjob;or we just go straight to july -55562;1364278480;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 1000 @ 0.19996944 = 199.9694 BTC [+] -55561;1364278482;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.22859638 = 228.5964 BTC [+] -55560;1364278484;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.17290381 = 172.9038 BTC -55559;1364278493;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.12457025 = 124.5703 BTC -55558;1364278495;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.14768862 = 147.6886 BTC -55557;1364278496;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.10373103 = 103.731 BTC [+] -55556;1364278504;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.06926151 = 69.2615 BTC [+] -55555;1364278505;mircea_popescu;o hey -55554;1364278506;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.08527783 = 85.2778 BTC [+] -55553;1364278536;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -55552;1364278538;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 48.45538965 / 66.4177076 / 76.84005554 (33537 shares, 2,737.95 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -55551;1364278538;Bowjob;someones making bank -55550;1364278548;mircea_popescu;these need like what, 79 or so ? -55549;1364278582;ThickAsThieves;correct -55548;1364278591;tiberiusiv;mp: are you under the assumption options tend to predict the future? -55547;1364278619;ThickAsThieves;sentiment can become self-fulfilling, like chart-reading -55546;1364278630;tiberiusiv;options tend to expire worthless -55545;1364278665;ThickAsThieves;like debates with you? -55544;1364278683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.75999999 BTC [-] -55543;1364278686;ThickAsThieves;sry that was called for -55542;1364278686;tiberiusiv;you never have anything to debate -55541;1364278693;ThickAsThieves;wasnt -55540;1364278695;ThickAsThieves;lol -55539;1364278707;ThickAsThieves;we havent debated? oh -55538;1364278803;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv did you read the oix article ? -55537;1364278851;tiberiusiv;mircea_popescu: i think mpex shares declined due to missing out on the cavirtex ipo -55536;1364278873;mircea_popescu;what, thre's some golden rule that all ipos must happen on mpex or something ? -55535;1364278878;tiberiusiv;cavirtex may have been the most successful ipo to date? -55534;1364278893;tiberiusiv;i dont even think sdice sold out that fast -55533;1364278921;tiberiusiv;mircea: well, it would have been nice that the higher quality issuances use mpex -55532;1364278937;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.22856513 = 228.5651 BTC [-] -55531;1364278939;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.17285328 = 172.8533 BTC [-] -55530;1364278941;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.1476286 = 147.6286 BTC [-] -55529;1364278942;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.10365616 = 103.6562 BTC [-] -55528;1364278949;mircea_popescu;you were just born last night so you think this morning is "the best morning to date". -55527;1364278952;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.08519875 = 85.1988 BTC [-] -55526;1364278954;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.06918073 = 69.1807 BTC [-] -55525;1364278958;mircea_popescu;for the record, bitbet is a tiny corp and collected something like that. -55524;1364278964;mircea_popescu;s.dice got 50k or so in ipo funds. -55523;1364278978;tiberiusiv;bitbet collected $300k ? -55522;1364278985;tiberiusiv;how when most of the shares are still for sale -55521;1364279011;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [+] -55520;1364279012;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.681 BTC [-] -55519;1364279014;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.68 = 1.36 BTC [-] -55518;1364279016;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.68 = 2.04 BTC [-] -55517;1364279017;ThickAsThieves;what is your point tib? that mpex must bow to havelock? -55516;1364279018;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.67 = 1.34 BTC [-] -55515;1364279021;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.66 = 2.64 BTC [-] -55514;1364279023;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.6591 = 5.2728 BTC [-] -55513;1364279027;mircea_popescu;o boy. -55512;1364279034;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: no it was just interesting to see the stock price react -55511;1364279042;ThickAsThieves;did it? -55510;1364279051;tiberiusiv;it went down like 15% -55509;1364279059;ThickAsThieves;which are you refering to? -55508;1364279065;tiberiusiv;http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.MPOE -55507;1364279066;mircea_popescu;yeah, well, prices vary a lot more than that for a lot less reason. -55506;1364279071;mircea_popescu;s.dice went to 0.008 one day just so. -55505;1364279072;ThickAsThieves;lol -55504;1364279079;ThickAsThieves;whats was the volume? -55503;1364279085;Bowjob;like a fuckton -55502;1364279089;Bowjob;400 worth of btc was it -55501;1364279093;tiberiusiv;asicminer tanked too ? -55500;1364279100;mircea_popescu;Bowjob huge, like 1mn shares -55499;1364279124;ThickAsThieves;yeah AM forked -55498;1364279125;Bowjob;yeah so around 4k btc worth... at the time? -55497;1364279137;Bowjob;i remember the fiat value was about 80k usd -55496;1364279153;tiberiusiv;so what exactly is asicminer? avalons equipment -55495;1364279162;tiberiusiv;and they payout what they mined -55494;1364279170;Bowjob;it was equally painful and pleasurable for the parties -55493;1364279179;tiberiusiv;or were they using asicminer shares to finance avalon orders lol -55492;1364279186;Bowjob;involved in the 0.008 transaction -55491;1364279207;Bowjob;well i asume its painful for just 1 party lol -55490;1364279222;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -55489;1364279226;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [+] -55488;1364279258;ThickAsThieves;asicminer up 12% -55487;1364279262;ThickAsThieves;;) -55486;1364279269;tiberiusiv;i think over the longrun you will be better off just owning btc outright then btc companies -55485;1364279273;mircea_popescu;lol ThickAsThieves -55484;1364279273;tiberiusiv;same thing applied to gold -55483;1364279284;mircea_popescu;there never were "gold companies" -55482;1364279289;tiberiusiv;miners -55481;1364279295;mircea_popescu;this is not what btc companies are. -55480;1364279314;tiberiusiv;theres also been countless gold transfer firms that have busted too -55479;1364279335;tiberiusiv;btc companies work for short time periods before competition becomes intense -55478;1364279340;mircea_popescu;still not a valid comparison. -55477;1364279361;mircea_popescu;listen, you have this broken approach to learning whereby you make definitive statements that are both wrong and uninformed -55476;1364279367;mircea_popescu;with the expectation someone will argue you into sense. -55475;1364279374;mircea_popescu;this is unwarranted, nobody really cares. -55474;1364279386;tiberiusiv;really they are wrong? like mtgox losing market share for 2 years? -55473;1364279394;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 5 @ 0.119 = 0.595 BTC [+] -55472;1364279395;mircea_popescu;this isn't a school setting and you're certainly not the clever kid in the class or anything. -55471;1364279397;tiberiusiv;and mpex having no listings outside of sdice -55470;1364279413;mircea_popescu;and you can't manipulate me into it either, simply because of the size differential. -55469;1364279443;tiberiusiv;you can make all the statements you want mp, facts speak for themselves and mpex has 1 firm on it that is not related to mpex. -55468;1364279507;tiberiusiv;mpex's only "edge" so far is its dominance of option trading -55467;1364279533;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 8 @ 0.0981512 = 0.7852 BTC [+] -55466;1364279534;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 10 @ 0.10153501 = 1.0154 BTC [+] -55465;1364279535;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 600 @ 0.086 = 51.6 BTC [+] -55464;1364279535;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 10 @ 0.09959 = 0.9959 BTC [+] -55463;1364279536;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 5 @ 0.0869 = 0.4345 BTC [-] -55462;1364279726;ThickAsThieves;My first day trading options on MPEX and I'm up 22.5%, heyo! -55461;1364279755;ThickAsThieves;similar reports will not be given when i lose -55460;1364279803;Namworld;lol >.> -55459;1364279875;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 14 @ 0.344 = 4.816 BTC [+] -55458;1364279885;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 600 @ 0.06917259 = 41.5036 BTC [-] -55457;1364279925;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.34999 = 2.0999 BTC [+] -55456;1364279963;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 400 @ 0.06917259 = 27.669 BTC [-] -55455;1364279970;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -55454;1364279971;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.00002, Best ask: 75.51612, Bid-ask spread: 0.51610, Last trade: 75.51612, 24 hour volume: 80957.53550534, 24 hour low: 70.78624, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 74.64243 -55453;1364280080;Namworld;and bids are increasing -55452;1364280156;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 70 -55451;1364280160;gribble;There are currently 10614.009 bitcoins demanded at or over 70.0 USD, worth 759660.325336 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0074 seconds -55450;1364280162;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 80 -55449;1364280163;gribble;There are currently 9697.4468 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 761706.200795 USD in total. | Data vintage: 3.0644 seconds -55448;1364280171;ThickAsThieves;fight! -55447;1364280203;Namworld;eheh -55446;1364280226;Namworld;I could see us reaching 100... or at least hitting against the resistance there. -55445;1364280238;Namworld;But I want price to crash -55444;1364280246;Namworld;Just reaching 100 would be fun -55443;1364280247;Bowjob;you bought puts? -55442;1364280260;Namworld;nay -55441;1364280263;Namworld;Well... -55440;1364280273;Namworld;I got puts at 31 from the beggining of the month >.> -55439;1364280284;Bowjob;eh, im in this for the long haul, let the bears have their fun -55438;1364280290;Namworld;I could sell them into the 2 satoshi bids... -55437;1364280292;Bowjob;in the form of flash crashes -55436;1364280352;Bowjob;honestly, i have no clue about crashes.. im sure no one really knows for sure -55435;1364280387;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 90 @ 0.00492 = 0.4428 BTC [+] -55434;1364280472;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -55433;1364280474;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [-] -55432;1364280476;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [-] -55431;1364280478;Bowjob;well if btc crashes to 31, ian will turn legit -55430;1364280510;Namworld;Let the price flash crash to 0.01 USD per BTC (MtGox hax #2) -55429;1364280531;Namworld;;;bids 0 -55428;1364280532;pigeons;people are paying a lot of money for virtex -55427;1364280534;gribble;There are currently 36697360 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 8718811.60498 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0179 seconds -55426;1364280549;Namworld;VTX? -55425;1364280553;pigeons;yes -55424;1364280568;pigeons;!ticker h VTX -55423;1364280570;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.50000000 / 0.72102007 / 0.79900000 (428 shares, 308.59659097 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.41994834 / 0.79900000 (11169 shares, 4690.40300358 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.41994834 / 0.79900000 (11169 shares, 4690.40300358 BTC) -55422;1364280573;Namworld;pigeons, remember that most stuff on Havelock go to 10% or under per year -55421;1364280586;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -55420;1364280598;Namworld;well there's only 2 cases other than SDICE... not really representative... -55419;1364280608;Namworld;but people pay a good price/income on there -55418;1364280629;pigeons;i mean people are paying a lot of money for mpoe -55417;1364280646;Namworld;but assuming a minimum of 1k BTC traded daily and average of 2% fees. -55416;1364280662;Namworld;That's 20 BTC daily or 0.0002 per share -55415;1364280673;Namworld;so 0.073 per year -55414;1364280688;Namworld;if that's 10% per year, than price should be at least 0.73 -55413;1364280691;tiberiusiv;pigeons: virtex is real canadian shares though -55412;1364280699;Namworld;That too... -55411;1364280715;tiberiusiv;pigeons: they have to be audited etc. -55410;1364280741;pigeons;we've seen what that's worth -55409;1364280752;Bowjob;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI2LVH4JfV0 -55408;1364280762;Bowjob;why litecoin will beat bitcoin -55407;1364280791;tiberiusiv;litecoin is a joke -55406;1364280825;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -55405;1364280845;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.22859638 = 228.5964 BTC [+] -55404;1364280855;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.17282361 = 172.8236 BTC [-] -55403;1364280857;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.14756634 = 147.5663 BTC [-] -55402;1364280858;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.10353607 = 103.5361 BTC [-] -55401;1364280859;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.08505736 = 85.0574 BTC [-] -55400;1364280860;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.06902428 = 69.0243 BTC [-] -55399;1364280879;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.08 = 80 BTC [+] -55398;1364280898;pigeons;wait they charge 2% on the btc side of the trade? -55397;1364280908;Bowjob;yeah both sides -55396;1364280912;Bowjob;fiat and btc side -55395;1364280989;pigeons;Ukto: you need to get some of that market -55394;1364281006;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.12440874 = 124.4087 BTC [-] -55393;1364281048;pigeons;i had a guy tell me yesterday he wanted to deposit cad with weex but was afraid since the market was so thin, he'd have to pay the 4.50$ withdraw fee -55392;1364281124;tiberiusiv;lol -55391;1364281146;tiberiusiv;cavirtex fees will be down alot by the end of the year -55390;1364281186;tiberiusiv;so far cavirtex is the fastest withdraw/deposit exchange available -55389;1364281208;tiberiusiv;under 2hrs to fund in canada, and same day withdrawls -55388;1364281217;pigeons;that is fast -55387;1364281234;mircea_popescu;bitcoin-central does the same thing really. -55386;1364281236;tiberiusiv;only downside is its mostly catering to canadians at this point -55385;1364281254;tiberiusiv;can i fund bitcoin-central in 20,000 locations? -55384;1364281260;mircea_popescu;in about two million. -55383;1364281265;tiberiusiv;without having to deal with charlie shrem and bitinstant -55382;1364281271;mircea_popescu;or w/e banking locatyions there are in the sepa zone. -55381;1364281273;mircea_popescu;yes. -55380;1364281279;toffoo;mircea_popescu: have you gotten any further along in trying to short asicminer? -55379;1364281290;mircea_popescu;they're what cavirtex aspires to be. banking partners and all. -55378;1364281292;tiberiusiv;true SEPA is nice -55377;1364281303;mircea_popescu;toffoo only in the sense bugpowder is now also looking for shares. -55376;1364281310;toffoo;to short? -55375;1364281312;mircea_popescu;yea -55374;1364281321;tiberiusiv;mircea: how deep is bitcoin-central order book -55373;1364281344;mircea_popescu;not very. -55372;1364281345;toffoo;if you could borrow them, how/where would you sell them? -55371;1364281364;mircea_popescu;toffoo i'd have a broker sell them for me. -55370;1364281371;toffoo;where? -55369;1364281374;mircea_popescu;wherever they are -55368;1364281383;tiberiusiv;toffoo: on the exchange they trade at -55367;1364281403;toffoo;the liquidity on the two passthroughs is low (especially on the bid side) -55366;1364281431;ChaangNoi;asicminer is not listed on an exchange, it is not publicly traded, the stuff on the exchanges are just pt's sorta -55365;1364281445;swhitt;bioshock infinittte! -55364;1364281458;mircea_popescu;toffoo yea well, i wouldn't borrow mystical "asciminer" shares. i'd borrow actual tradeable instruments. -55363;1364281460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5450 @ 0.00064056 = 3.4911 BTC [-] -55362;1364281468;ChaangNoi;most of the volume of asic miner is traded otc on the forum -55361;1364281470;toffoo;has anyone made you a real offer to loan them? INAU? -55360;1364281490;mircea_popescu;toffoo he made a fool of himself, as in, went all tough into offering them but then failed to actually go through. -55359;1364281501;mircea_popescu;not sure what his thinking was exactly. -55358;1364281511;toffoo;how many are you thinking of shorting? (roughly) -55357;1364281532;ChaangNoi;i thought about it, but i did not think the pay off of 1% or so was worth the risk of putting them on an exchange -55356;1364281539;mircea_popescu;i dunno, a few thousand ? -55355;1364281556;toffoo;I was thinking about it too (loaning them) -55354;1364281574;mircea_popescu;what sort of term can you live with ? -55353;1364281584;toffoo;but at first glance it didn't seem like a very good idea ... -55352;1364281594;toffoo;but i thought about it a little deeper today, -55351;1364281597;ChaangNoi;have you seen the bids on the PT's ? not many, also when it is time to buy back, you might not has the asks... this might not be a good thing to short (if you do a pt) -55350;1364281608;mircea_popescu;well as a rule of thumb, if loaning them isn't a good idea selling them usually is a good idea. -55349;1364281609;toffoo;and maybe came up with an idea that makes more sense (for both parties) -55348;1364281613;mircea_popescu;outside of cp risk consideratios -55347;1364281626;mircea_popescu;toffoo a good starting point would be the old short contract i made for public use -55346;1364281627;tiberiusiv;http://www.bitcoincard.org/ -55345;1364281628;toffoo;it was the cp risk considerations that I didn't like -55344;1364281631;tiberiusiv;whatever happend to this? -55343;1364281640;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mphf.txt -55342;1364281648;toffoo;lemme take a look at that ... -55341;1364281658;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157951.msg1677720#msg1677720 -55340;1364281672;Bowjob;still deciding if this guy can be trusted or not -55339;1364281676;Bowjob;he seems to want an avalon 3 -55338;1364281729;ChaangNoi;are they even still forsale? -55337;1364281733;tiberiusiv;the local begger -55336;1364281739;ChaangNoi;loaning btc is just asking for it to be gone... -55335;1364281759;tiberiusiv;0.5btc says he spends his borrowed funds on sdice -55334;1364281765;mircea_popescu;Bowjob i wouldn't be borrowing btc to unheard of ppl. -55333;1364281778;toffoo;mircea_popescu: so did that trade actually happen? -55332;1364281786;mircea_popescu;yeah -55331;1364281803;Bowjob;yes yes of course. he's an uknown.. -55330;1364281806;toffoo;my condolences ?? -55329;1364281810;mircea_popescu;why ? -55328;1364281815;mircea_popescu;expired worthless. -55327;1364281837;toffoo;so you didn't sell the shares you borrowed? -55326;1364281851;mircea_popescu;i did sell them, yes. -55325;1364281861;mircea_popescu;did you actually read that thing ? -55324;1364281874;toffoo;just skimmed it ;D -55323;1364281892;toffoo;so you covered a long time ago? -55322;1364281893;mircea_popescu;yes well that doesn't work too well for contracts. -55321;1364281895;mircea_popescu;no. -55320;1364281898;ThickAsThieves;when mpex call options book is empty, then what? -55319;1364281899;mircea_popescu;it.expired.worthless. -55318;1364281912;mircea_popescu;"And that the Lendee shall cause the shares be returned to the Lender on December -55317;1364281912;mircea_popescu;the 19th, 2012, or at his preference pay their value calculated as the average -55316;1364281912;mircea_popescu;price during the past five days, except if ASICMINER should have become disconti -55315;1364281912;mircea_popescu;nued or are no longer traded in which case a token payment of 1 BTC shall be suf -55314;1364281912;mircea_popescu;ficient." -55313;1364281918;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves then nothing ? or what you mean -55312;1364281946;tiberiusiv;thickasthieves: his bot will just fill it up. -55311;1364281950;ThickAsThieves;thx -55310;1364281959;ThickAsThieves;is that on a schedule or? -55309;1364281978;mircea_popescu;yeah about ten minutes or so roughly. -55308;1364281993;tiberiusiv;along with trades -55307;1364281994;ChaangNoi;did you pay the 1 btc? -55306;1364282028;mircea_popescu;iirc yea -55305;1364282053;ThickAsThieves;thx -55304;1364282060;ChaangNoi;well asicminer is still traded just otc and not on an exchange. -55303;1364282089;Namworld;Yeah. I got a whole BTC to show for that contract >.> -55302;1364282095;mircea_popescu;yeah but as i said above, " toffoo yea well, i wouldn't borrow mystical "asciminer" shares. i'd borrow actual tradeable instruments." -55301;1364282102;Namworld;I just really wasn't expecting GLBSE to go down. -55300;1364282103;ChaangNoi;however it would be hard to find an average price -55299;1364282116;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi exactly. -55298;1364282128;mircea_popescu;there's no practical way to do stuff like shorting unless there's functioning markets. -55297;1364282137;ChaangNoi;i agree -55296;1364282142;mircea_popescu;which is why stupid shit like what friedcat is pulling is at best harmful -55295;1364282145;ChaangNoi;that is why i think it is very hard to short this stock -55294;1364282146;mircea_popescu;if he's not outright scamming. -55293;1364282151;ChaangNoi;shorting a pt is risky -55292;1364282155;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -55291;1364282162;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.69 = 1.38 BTC [-] -55290;1364282164;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [-] -55289;1364282205;ChaangNoi;i dont think he is scamming, he just does not want a second glbse fail, this is him making sure he wont lose money again -55288;1364282224;mircea_popescu;i don't think he is either. -55287;1364282233;ChaangNoi;it is susspected nefario took some of the shares and claimed them as his own, -55286;1364282236;mircea_popescu;honestly i think he failed to uinderstand that operations is just piece of the pie, not the whole pie -55285;1364282245;mircea_popescu;had some "helpers" of the typical sort doing an exchange -55284;1364282247;mircea_popescu;which failed -55283;1364282254;mircea_popescu;and got himself stuck and with no time to handle things. -55282;1364282265;ChaangNoi;his goal was to get the money to make the stuff, he has it, he could care less about the share price as he will no longer sell shares -55281;1364282271;mircea_popescu;yes well... -55280;1364282273;mircea_popescu;that's asinine. -55279;1364282275;ChaangNoi;he and many of us, are in it for the dividends, not share price -55278;1364282282;mircea_popescu;that's besides the point. -55277;1364282299;mircea_popescu;when you run a public company you owe your shareholders some basic stuff. -55276;1364282312;ChaangNoi;he wont sell shares if the price is .001 or 20 btc he does not need an exchange -55275;1364282318;mircea_popescu;the time/effort he put into handmanaging email transfers by now is an eyesore in his books -55274;1364282326;mircea_popescu;(which he prolly doesn't actually keep) -55273;1364282328;ChaangNoi;he is letting us trade the shares, he is letting us do PTs -55272;1364282351;ChaangNoi;the time he spends on that is better than a second glbse fail -55271;1364282362;ChaangNoi;he lots a lot of btc and a lot of people lots shares -55270;1364282371;mircea_popescu;yeah, he misjudged glbse at that time. -55269;1364282375;mircea_popescu;this doesn't mean anything about the world -55268;1364282383;mircea_popescu;it just means something about his financial competence. -55267;1364282398;ChaangNoi;he thinks at this time there is not a safe exchange to list at -55266;1364282408;toffoo;actually asicminer was way ahead of the game in predicting glbse's demise ... -55265;1364282412;mircea_popescu;no, he just thinks he doesn't have a clue about such matters. -55264;1364282414;ChaangNoi;i have no problem with the way he is doing things honestly -55263;1364282420;mircea_popescu;anyway, at about the same time asicminer got started i wanted to list mpoe. -55262;1364282434;mircea_popescu;it was obvious to me glbse is going to shit, and so i saw myself forced to make an exchang -55261;1364282438;mircea_popescu;there's a difference. -55260;1364282447;mircea_popescu;toffoo notrly. -55259;1364282456;toffoo;yes rly -55258;1364282459;mircea_popescu;they're still 1-2k btc locked in there aren't they -55257;1364282472;ChaangNoi;he is not in the business of making an exchange, his skills is making asics, or if he can do both, the better money for his time is asics -55256;1364282473;mircea_popescu;this is not predicting anything, keeping 1k+ in cash on global scam exchange. -55255;1364282487;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi this fails to explain why he said he was making one. -55254;1364282490;ChaangNoi;glbse was going down hill, nefario was a nutter -55253;1364282495;mircea_popescu;actually... promised to. -55252;1364282514;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi bitch, quit it. you were his main supporter back in september when i was the only one saying this -55251;1364282519;ChaangNoi;mp he might have started to make one, but found it not safe or that he was too busy making asics to finish -55250;1364282535;mircea_popescu;no. he promised an exchange, he failed to deliver it, never mentioned it again -55249;1364282537;ChaangNoi;lol yeah nefario and i have always been close -55248;1364282542;mircea_popescu;stop trying to alter history on me, i won't let it pass. -55247;1364282547;mircea_popescu;yes, you have. -55246;1364282556;mircea_popescu;up until he up and kicked you. -55245;1364282571;ChaangNoi;lol you forget when he tried to kick me before? -55244;1364282572;mircea_popescu;what the fuck do you think, my memory is three months long like the forums ? -55243;1364282590;toffoo;i'd say the forum is < 1 week -55242;1364282601;mircea_popescu;toffoo that's a point. -55241;1364282658;ChaangNoi;i called nefario a scammer before he kicked me, and 6 months before that i would not give him my id cuz i said he could not be trusted and his site was not safe.. the forum posts are still there -55240;1364282669;ChaangNoi;he said he was going to kick me but never did, he backed down -55239;1364282672;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157789.msg1677033#msg1677033 -55238;1364282678;mircea_popescu;lmao! this is TOTALLY glbse all over again -55237;1364282763;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -55236;1364282789;ChaangNoi;odd -55235;1364282801;tiberiusiv;how convenient they register in delaware -55234;1364282812;ChaangNoi;well, it is a real company -55233;1364282816;tiberiusiv;most secretive laws regarding corps -55232;1364282824;mircea_popescu;msot everyone registers there -55231;1364282833;ChaangNoi;i would say it is not exactly like glbse and theymos unless there is stuff going on i dont know about -55230;1364282836;tiberiusiv;yes for tax and secrecy -55229;1364282839;mircea_popescu;yeah -55228;1364282848;mircea_popescu;and for speed and cheapness and really... that's what delaware does -55227;1364282852;mircea_popescu;sorta like idaho and potatoes -55226;1364282859;mircea_popescu;"Looking to borrow 600 BTC @ 3.5% weekly ianbakewell" << heh -55225;1364282876;toffoo;nevada is pretty good too (for registering, not potatoes) -55224;1364282936;Namworld;sheesh -55223;1364282939;pigeons;i wonder if bakewell is the guy's rea; name -55222;1364282943;ChaangNoi;ianbakewell is still around? and asking for money? oh lol -55221;1364282945;Namworld;3.5% weekly -55220;1364282952;mircea_popescu;that's the old thread i quoted -55219;1364282965;Namworld;I pay 0.21% weekly and I find that a lot. -55218;1364282966;ChaangNoi;ok -55217;1364282968;Bowjob;its his real name -55216;1364282976;ChaangNoi;so? -55215;1364282985;ChaangNoi;lots of scammers used their real name -55214;1364283000;mircea_popescu;bernie maddoff did -55213;1364283005;pigeons;i asked cause its humorous. i know its bad form to make fun of a fellow's name -55212;1364283014;pigeons;mernie madoff is funny one too -55211;1364283014;Bowjob;the moment of truth for ian is 29th of march -55210;1364283028;Bowjob;thats his 1st cheduled payment -55209;1364283049;tiberiusiv;he can only make it if the btc price is down -55208;1364283049;Namworld;He actually got the 600 BTC? -55207;1364283062;Bowjob;yes -55206;1364283066;Namworld;what did he spent that on? -55205;1364283067;ChaangNoi;he picked a bad time to short btc -55204;1364283075;mircea_popescu;Namworld he shorted btc at 30 -55203;1364283075;Bowjob;and it says on his sig, short btc at 34.50 -55202;1364283078;tiberiusiv;namworld shorted btc -55201;1364283079;pigeons;when does he have to rebuy his S.DICE shares too? you know he hasn't done that yet -55200;1364283079;Bowjob;that hurts like a bitch -55199;1364283080;Namworld;oh... -55198;1364283089;Bowjob;thats may -55197;1364283090;Bowjob;in may -55196;1364283091;mircea_popescu;pigeons prolly after they go to 80 -55195;1364283103;Bowjob;TF is on the receiving end of that share short -55194;1364283104;Namworld;25,200 USD lost at 72 USD/BTC -55193;1364283110;Namworld;600x42 -55192;1364283115;Bowjob;he did well at shorting s.dice -55191;1364283118;tiberiusiv;hence him defaulting -55190;1364283118;Bowjob;btc? not so much -55189;1364283121;Bowjob;;;ticker -55188;1364283121;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.66999, Best ask: 74.67000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 74.67000, 24 hour volume: 81024.62335997, 24 hour low: 71.25319, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 74.68722 -55187;1364283123;mircea_popescu;did he even say what his s.dice short cost basis was ? -55186;1364283130;Bowjob;it was 0.62 -55185;1364283136;mircea_popescu;a then he's ahead there -55184;1364283140;Bowjob;cuz fuck the extra zeros -55183;1364283149;mircea_popescu;then be consistent, say 62 -55182;1364283154;tiberiusiv;sdice is too dangerous to short because voorhees has 90% of them and can always manipulate earnings -55181;1364283160;Bowjob;or .62 -55180;1364283170;mircea_popescu;just two digit most relevant works imo -55179;1364283184;Namworld;20k BTC till 95 USD/BTC ... -55178;1364283187;tiberiusiv;voorhees can simply use his buying power to bully short sellers into massive losses -55177;1364283190;pigeons;well he's trying to have less than 90%, he's working on it -55176;1364283190;mircea_popescu;btc is 74, sdice is 45 and smpoe 68 or w/e -55175;1364283204;Bowjob;tiber, more conspiracy theories please -55174;1364283204;tiberiusiv;pigeons: hell have to fake more playing -55173;1364283221;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv that's really a discredited argument you know. -55172;1364283230;tiberiusiv;no it isnt. -55171;1364283236;mircea_popescu;right. because you'd know. -55170;1364283239;pigeons;tiberiusiv: that's an unproven allegation that we've all been over. we're all interested only if you have some proof -55169;1364283241;tiberiusiv;if it was, voorhees wouldnt still have 90% of shares. -55168;1364283250;mircea_popescu;think for a moment. if he has 90% of the shares or if he has 500k BTC it's all the same. -55167;1364283258;mircea_popescu;plenty of people can bully shorts if they chose to. -55166;1364283258;tiberiusiv;the proof is that more people arent willing to buy shares -55165;1364283264;ChaangNoi;hokers and blow odds are -55164;1364283264;ChaangNoi;seems to be what most do -55163;1364283269;mircea_popescu;that's not how proof works, that's how circular arguments work. -55162;1364283283;tiberiusiv;mp: id expect you to defend him since your own operations are beyond shady as well. -55161;1364283307;mircea_popescu;you know there's a long history of hotheads with nothing to show just like yourself tried that entire approach. -55160;1364283312;mircea_popescu;i'm still here. -55159;1364283317;tiberiusiv;mpex is what 95% owned by you? theres no way to tell how many of your "options" trades are real -55158;1364283320;mircea_popescu;88% -55157;1364283342;tiberiusiv;you only need to get rid of 10-20% shares at inflated valuations to pocket millions -55156;1364283344;tiberiusiv;to gullible idiots -55155;1364283345;toffoo;that's bill gates and warren buffet of btc right there -55154;1364283345;mircea_popescu;stop running around the field. the point of discussion here is that the holding % makes no difference. -55153;1364283357;mircea_popescu;if i have 500k btc in cash and you short something, -55152;1364283358;mircea_popescu;ANYTHING -55151;1364283363;mircea_popescu;i can burn you. -55150;1364283378;mircea_popescu;it's immaterial if this wealth is in shares or btc or anything. -55149;1364283382;tiberiusiv;yea and you have proceeds from the existing share sales -55148;1364283385;tiberiusiv;so does voorhees -55147;1364283388;tiberiusiv;to burn shorts. -55146;1364283395;tiberiusiv;that was my entire point -55145;1364283403;mircea_popescu;right. so basically your argument reduces to "we can't short bcause we don't control the money supply" -55144;1364283406;mircea_popescu;this is true, you don't. -55143;1364283418;mircea_popescu;however, needing this argument shows your shorts are a power play, not a market play. -55142;1364283427;mircea_popescu;and it is all as it should be : you aren't the ones in power for a very good reason. -55141;1364283436;mircea_popescu;that reason is that you suck, however packaged -55140;1364283443;mircea_popescu;that you're new, or clueless, or haven't done anything worth the mention. -55139;1364283448;tiberiusiv;fact is this, sdice has been around about 1 year now and is so "profitable" yet voorhees cant sell more shares. -55138;1364283455;mircea_popescu;power always concentrates in the hand of the elders, and the productive, and the smart. -55137;1364283460;tiberiusiv;same with mpex and its 30mil of notional contracts -55136;1364283464;mircea_popescu;you presume "can't". -55135;1364283469;tiberiusiv;yet nobody wants the shares in mass. -55134;1364283475;mircea_popescu;dude srsly. -55133;1364283480;tiberiusiv;however a verified business like cavirtex sells out in a few hours. -55132;1364283485;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.74 = 2.22 BTC [+] -55131;1364283486;mircea_popescu;fiction is one thing, but you're veering into delusion. -55130;1364283488;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [+] -55129;1364283492;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -55128;1364283493;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062546 / 0.000641 / 0.00066783 (305707 shares, 195.96 BTC), 7D: 0.00062546 / 0.00069767 / 0.00077505 (2232450 shares, 1,557.51 BTC), 30D: 0.00061614 / 0.00072244 / 0.00078628 (31470843 shares, 22,735.98 BTC) -55127;1364283499;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vtx -55126;1364283500;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.50000000 / 0.71964458 / 0.79900000 (408 shares, 293.61499054 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.41994834 / 0.79900000 (11169 shares, 4690.40300358 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.41994834 / 0.79900000 (11169 shares, 4690.40300358 BTC) -55125;1364283505;mircea_popescu;compare 22k to 4k btc. -55124;1364283507;mircea_popescu;do you get it now ? -55123;1364283513;mircea_popescu;and this was on their motherfucking ipo. -55122;1364283514;tiberiusiv;mircea: i am? you only need to dump 10-20% of your grossly overvalued shares to pocket millions -55121;1364283528;mircea_popescu;except i'm not doing it, because they're not overvalued. -55120;1364283530;tiberiusiv;virtex does a small % of volume compared to what you claim you do -55119;1364283537;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't sell my state in s.mpoe for 50mn usd in cash today. -55118;1364283546;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65508 BTC [-] -55117;1364283546;tiberiusiv;yea right -55116;1364283548;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.6432 BTC [-] -55115;1364283551;mircea_popescu;yeah. -55114;1364283552;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.63 BTC [-] -55113;1364283575;mircea_popescu;if anything, i'm oversold. s.mpoe is on the long term worth more than jpm. -55112;1364283588;toffoo;quote of the day? -55111;1364283589;tiberiusiv;yea with all of its 1 unique asset -55110;1364283596;mircea_popescu;toffoo totally. -55109;1364283602;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv it's unique asset is me. -55108;1364283605;toffoo;put it in your sig -55107;1364283611;mircea_popescu;jpm doesn't have a mp equivalent for the fiat space. -55106;1364283619;tiberiusiv;mp: yes the typical sociopathic quotes. -55105;1364283628;mircea_popescu;since morgan's unfortunate demise early 1900s -55104;1364283701;tiberiusiv;mp: and you being in one of the largest fraud centers of the world doesn't help your case either. -55103;1364283707;tiberiusiv;romania. -55102;1364283715;mircea_popescu;right, because this is thinking. -55101;1364283736;pigeons;jp, jr -55100;1364283741;tiberiusiv;mp: 10-20% of your shares get sold you pocket millions, on a business where nobody can verify actual activity on. -55099;1364283753;ChaangNoi;lol cuz he is in romania must be scam? facepalm -55098;1364283753;mircea_popescu;exactly. -55097;1364283753;tiberiusiv;anyone can bot up options trades. -55096;1364283755;mircea_popescu;this is btc. -55095;1364283764;mircea_popescu;the entire point of btc is that nobody can "verify". -55094;1364283769;ChaangNoi;im in thailand, i must be a lady boy right? lol -55093;1364283770;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.61 = 2.44 BTC [-] -55092;1364283777;mircea_popescu;which is all the better, let the wannabe "verificators" mind their own business. -55091;1364283784;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.66 BTC [-] -55090;1364283796;tiberiusiv;chaangnoi: thats why nby credible wants to list on his exchange, romania is internet fraud capital. -55089;1364283803;mircea_popescu;and to be clear : tyhis isn't a "case" im making. this is a political statement. -55088;1364283812;tiberiusiv;yes another drawback -55087;1364283816;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is exactly about raping the sort of bs you're sprouting. -55086;1364283824;tiberiusiv;customers dont want to hear political statements. -55085;1364283826;mircea_popescu;i don't need to persuade you that btc is worth something, or that mpoe is worth someting. -55084;1364283830;ChaangNoi;lol there are reasons not to use his excahnge, being in romaina is not one of them -55083;1364283840;mircea_popescu;i'll justg mind my own business indefinitely and you come crawling whenever you're done lubing yourself up. -55082;1364283846;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.63 BTC [+] -55081;1364283869;tiberiusiv;mircea: of course you will, you have no problem taking the slow and steady approach of selling worthless shares over a longer time period. -55080;1364283875;mircea_popescu;but the fact alone that the "mpoe is worthless" argument reduces to a "btc is worthless" defeated argument from 2011 -55079;1364283878;tiberiusiv;why make 1mil when you can make 10 -55078;1364283880;mircea_popescu;already is good enough. -55077;1364283899;tiberiusiv;btc code can be viewed by anyone -55076;1364283904;mircea_popescu;so ? -55075;1364283910;tiberiusiv;mpex cant be. -55074;1364283915;mircea_popescu;heh. -55073;1364283921;tiberiusiv;nobody knows how much of your supposed tens of millions in options is fake. -55072;1364283923;mircea_popescu;your argument cvhanged from "i can't verify the identity of users" -55071;1364283931;tiberiusiv;hence why you still own 90% -55070;1364283942;tiberiusiv;i never argued identify of users -55069;1364283947;tiberiusiv;users mean nothing. -55068;1364283950;mircea_popescu;... -55067;1364283959;tiberiusiv;nobody on here can verify ANY of the trades/volume mpex does. -55066;1364283965;mircea_popescu;nobody knows how much of your supposed tens of millions in options is fake. <<< IDENTITY OF USERS -55065;1364283971;mircea_popescu;think more. speak less.\ -55064;1364283972;tiberiusiv;hence why you still own 90% of the company -55063;1364284007;tiberiusiv;i am thinking. -55062;1364284009;mircea_popescu;the only reason i own 88% of mpoe is tghat i didn't sell more. -55061;1364284024;mircea_popescu;if one day you actually read the statements you'll see it;'s been going down since 99.5% last year. -55060;1364284028;tiberiusiv;right same with voorhees -55059;1364284035;mircea_popescu;there's clear statements made as to plans, they've been followed, etc. -55058;1364284036;tiberiusiv;im not denying that -55057;1364284043;tiberiusiv;why wouldnt it be? you need suckers to pay the $ -55056;1364284049;ChaangNoi;tiberiusiv sounds like you are jelly :/ -55055;1364284050;mircea_popescu;yes dude. just like btc. -55054;1364284062;tiberiusiv;nobody issues btc -55053;1364284066;tiberiusiv;you issue mpex stock. -55052;1364284068;tiberiusiv;clear difference -55051;1364284072;mircea_popescu;that's done already. -55050;1364284078;tiberiusiv;btc can be auditied you cant be -55049;1364284083;ChaangNoi;if you dont like the stock dont buy it, how is that hard? -55048;1364284086;mircea_popescu;actually one of the main likely reasons mpoe is worth a lot is exactly that : btc has inflation -55047;1364284089;mircea_popescu;s.mpoe does not. -55046;1364284100;tiberiusiv;sure it does -55045;1364284102;mircea_popescu;so mpoe is becoming / became already the t-bills of btc. -55044;1364284107;tiberiusiv;the 88% of shares that havent been dumped yet -55043;1364284114;mircea_popescu;those are issued already. -55042;1364284125;tiberiusiv;they arent in the market -55041;1364284137;mircea_popescu;you're arguing both sides. -55040;1364284148;Namworld;that they are or not doesn't change the dividend per share... -55039;1364284152;mircea_popescu;if indeed they are worthless then yes they are in the market, burning a hole in my pockets. -55038;1364284168;tiberiusiv;you cant sell them becuase there is no bids yet, once you inflate the mpex earnings through faking nearly everything mpex related, bids(gullible idiots) will show up to pay you -55037;1364284178;mircea_popescu;sigh. -55036;1364284184;mircea_popescu;go harass google, seriously. -55035;1364284194;ChaangNoi;lol there are not 10 million bids for btc right now either, lol -55034;1364284209;ChaangNoi;btc must be a scam -55033;1364284209;mircea_popescu;just as soon as your corp reaches 50mn dollars valuation there's people with nothing in their pocket telling you how your capitalist way are scamming the world -55032;1364284212;tiberiusiv;btc is completely different -55031;1364284216;mircea_popescu;totally, yeah. -55030;1364284220;tiberiusiv;then a stock exchange listing worthless shares -55029;1364284226;tiberiusiv;of unverifiable companies -55028;1364284233;mircea_popescu;the emperor tiberius has accepted btc, but not mpoe, so this makes them different -55027;1364284234;tiberiusiv;anyone can verify BTC integrity -55026;1364284236;mircea_popescu;in relevant ways. -55025;1364284241;ChaangNoi;dont buy the stock if you dont like it, clearly someone lkes it -55024;1364284247;tiberiusiv;of course they do -55023;1364284249;mircea_popescu;short it for that matter -55022;1364284254;tiberiusiv;theres a gullible idiot born every minute -55021;1364284255;mircea_popescu;o wait no, he can't short it cause i have money. -55020;1364284258;mircea_popescu;and he doesn't. -55019;1364284261;mircea_popescu;but he's totally right. -55018;1364284262;tiberiusiv;he only needs to dump a small % to get filthy rich -55017;1364284275;tiberiusiv;and in romania, identities are sold by the cart load -55016;1364284277;ChaangNoi;in btc land stupid people get to do stupid things with their money, i love freedom -55015;1364284285;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv seriously : if you had a clue you wouldn't be talkign, you would be showing. -55014;1364284296;ChaangNoi;tiberiusiv how many years have you spent in romania learning their ways? -55013;1364284314;tiberiusiv;chaangnoi: my good friend was from his city -55012;1364284321;tiberiusiv;timisoara -55011;1364284329;ChaangNoi;so you are an expert about all romanians? -55010;1364284336;mircea_popescu;ya, well, then he can prolly tell you all about how trilema was the most read romanian blog for years -55009;1364284338;mircea_popescu;since 2009 actually. -55008;1364284456;mircea_popescu;whatever happened to eskimobob incidentally ? -55007;1364284511;ChaangNoi;.75 seems to be the new AM pt price as a high -55006;1364284529;ChaangNoi;not shocked people are selling after the .1 was paid out -55005;1364284531;maximian;mircea_popescu I was wondering the same thing. eskimobob = tiberius? -55004;1364284541;mircea_popescu;maximian nah, im pretty sure they're different. -55003;1364284544;tiberiusiv;i dont know who that is -55002;1364284552;mircea_popescu;i mean, still the same 20 something aspirational kid, but eskimobob was kinda esl. -55001;1364284572;maximian;yeah, and he was more into muttering to himself -55000;1364284573;mircea_popescu;tiberiusiv the previous installment of "i won't read because i know better scammors!" -54999;1364284608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6077 @ 0.00064056 = 3.8927 BTC [-] -54998;1364284610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1823 @ 0.00063515 = 1.1579 BTC [-] -54997;1364284623;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.452 = 1.356 BTC [-] -54996;1364284632;ChaangNoi;i did not buy s.dice cuz i think it was a long term investment, but im fine if others want to buy it, -54995;1364284635;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.695 BTC [+] -54994;1364284650;ChaangNoi;bad* -54993;1364284680;tiberiusiv;chaangnoi: i dont care what others do with their $, both sdice and all the mp assets are shady as hell by anyone with 2 IQ points. -54992;1364284693;ChaangNoi;then do like me, and dont buy them -54991;1364284701;ChaangNoi;its not hard -54990;1364284710;Bowjob;hey mp, ur fuckup adria comp, its 1 person per shot -54989;1364284719;mircea_popescu;nah -54988;1364284722;Bowjob;k -54987;1364284722;ChaangNoi;why are you so butt hurt he found peopleto buy them? -54986;1364284723;mircea_popescu;can do as many as you please. -54985;1364284731;Bowjob;i found a a good idea -54984;1364284731;Bowjob;lol -54983;1364284738;tiberiusiv;chaangnoi: im not. just voicing an opinion -54982;1364284752;ChaangNoi;about romanians = scammers :) -54981;1364284754;tiberiusiv;if he gets away with it all the power to him, just like madoff victims have only themselves to blame -54980;1364284773;mircea_popescu;... -54979;1364284783;tiberiusiv;chaangnoi: not all romanians are scammers but that area breeds a huge % of them per capita, not to mention all sorts of other criminals they scatter all around europe. -54978;1364284801;ChaangNoi;i love the freedom in btc land, people get to do what they want. mp is not forcing anyone to do anything -54977;1364284820;tiberiusiv;neither did madoff -54976;1364284840;mircea_popescu;nor serghey brin -54975;1364284842;ChaangNoi;you know.. using btc might be thought of as a crime... maybe mp is a crimanal too, after all did he register his exchange? bow down to the govt, lulz -54974;1364284844;mircea_popescu;how do you pick your examples ? -54973;1364284867;tiberiusiv;using btc is no different then using anything as money -54972;1364284894;ChaangNoi;did you pay sales tax when you use btc? you are crimanal too! -54971;1364284897;tiberiusiv;not to even bring up mp's rather disgusting/shady porn dealings -54970;1364284915;ChaangNoi;oh no! sex! must be criminal -54969;1364284919;tiberiusiv;pimping girls is another thing romanians are notorious for in europe -54968;1364284932;ChaangNoi;as long as there is concent why do you care? -54967;1364284934;mircea_popescu;o, i was wondering when we get to that line of nonsense. -54966;1364284962;tiberiusiv;romanian hookers are dirt cheap because its poor girls that are easy to take advantage of -54965;1364284973;tiberiusiv;they are sent all over EU by their handlers to top bidders -54964;1364284982;toffoo;I prefer the term "good value" -54963;1364284991;mircea_popescu;you know, the sad thing with this "community" or w/e it is is that naysayers are too stupid/lazy to make good arguments. -54962;1364284997;ChaangNoi;take advantage of, like giving them a job to make good money? yeah... lol they should just starve to death or the govt should hand them piles of money cuz whatever -54961;1364285000;mircea_popescu;they become trivially easy to defeat, much to the benefit of actual scams -54960;1364285013;mircea_popescu;if the girl weren't on the forum people like the bitbillions guy would probably have the run of it. -54959;1364285023;mircea_popescu;im getting sick of having to pay to show people how naysaying is done right -54958;1364285023;tiberiusiv;mircea you havent defeated any arguement -54957;1364285029;mircea_popescu;just to not have anyone actually learn anything out of it. -54956;1364285056;ChaangNoi;lol -54955;1364285071;ChaangNoi;freemarket -54954;1364285075;mircea_popescu;yeah. -54953;1364285078;mircea_popescu;mixed bag. -54952;1364285102;ChaangNoi;you are proving that to us very well -54951;1364285126;ChaangNoi;anyway im out for a while, good trading all -54950;1364285207;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.10899 = 0.436 BTC [+] -54949;1364285504;Bowjob;;;ticker -54948;1364285505;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.07007, Best ask: 75.88870, Bid-ask spread: 0.81863, Last trade: 75.07004, 24 hour volume: 81261.23957830, 24 hour low: 71.52122, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 74.73248 -54947;1364285869;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00447 = 0.447 BTC [+] -54946;1364285904;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 61 @ 0.00448 = 0.2733 BTC [+] -54945;1364286328;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -54944;1364286329;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 48.45538965 / 71.84497777 / 78.24284189 (49175 shares, 4,680.64 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -54943;1364286525;Bowjob;;;ticker -54942;1364286526;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.49001, Best ask: 75.58000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08999, Last trade: 75.49000, 24 hour volume: 81153.14011718, 24 hour low: 71.52122, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 74.73700 -54941;1364286627;mircea_popescu;Bowjob you got a reddit ? -54940;1364286638;Bowjob;a reddit account, yes -54939;1364286646;mircea_popescu;be a sport and put adria article up ? -54938;1364286650;mircea_popescu;need moar entrants wtf. -54937;1364286697;Bowjob;Umm.. I'd get killed if I post that there -54936;1364286705;mircea_popescu;haha ok -54935;1364286718;mircea_popescu;gotta find someone with iron undies -54934;1364286732;Bowjob;lol -54933;1364286737;Bowjob;Fine, I'll post it. -54932;1364286750;mircea_popescu;eh don't ruin your life -54931;1364286777;Bowjob;I don't really post much there anyways, -54930;1364286809;mircea_popescu;just as long as you won't end up fired or something -54929;1364286968;Bowjob;"I've never seen a fire truck that needed to be shaved before. F" -54928;1364286969;Bowjob;Is this you? -54927;1364286995;mircea_popescu;nope -54926;1364287006;mircea_popescu;that sounds like a maddox quote -54925;1364287013;mircea_popescu;where is it? -54924;1364287016;Bowjob;yes it is a maddox quote -54923;1364287024;Bowjob;on the thread duh -54922;1364287032;Bowjob;i think theres only 3 players so far -54921;1364287043;Bowjob;the last 3 are the same person trying to pretend as 3 people -54920;1364287049;mircea_popescu;o hey, there's stuff there! -54919;1364287055;Bowjob;duh -54918;1364287066;Bowjob;not the last 3, the last 3 before the last one -54917;1364287068;Bowjob;which is mine -54916;1364287068;mircea_popescu;lol cool -54915;1364287084;Bowjob;you should get more now, i posted it -54914;1364287098;mircea_popescu;link ? -54913;1364287115;Bowjob;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1b11il/nsfw_photoshop_contest/ -54912;1364287125;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [+] -54911;1364287125;Bowjob;yeap -54910;1364287135;Bowjob;i enjoyed the short monopoly i had on the contest -54909;1364287148;Bowjob;since the second pic does not depict rape, i would win all the prize lolz -54908;1364287190;mircea_popescu;lol -54907;1364287206;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [-] -54906;1364287240;mircea_popescu;http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsnmeqaA1C1qgs2k5o1_400.jpg -54905;1364287307;Bowjob;on your article you misspelled photoshop -54904;1364287316;Bowjob;i doubt people would spot it tho -54903;1364287329;mircea_popescu;i did ? -54902;1364287343;Bowjob;you spelled it as photochop -54901;1364287364;mircea_popescu;did you see the later update ? -54900;1364287365;Bowjob;and not sure with the capital S in the middle -54899;1364287388;Bowjob;oh, i see -54898;1364287408;Bowjob;The article originally used the word “photochop -54897;1364287433;Bowjob;you know.. -54896;1364287451;Bowjob;my teached back in hs, raised the same issue. The "correct" term is photo-edit -54895;1364287463;mircea_popescu;no it's not. -54894;1364287467;Bowjob;no one gave a shit and called it photoshopping anyway -54893;1364287467;mircea_popescu;photoshop. fuck adobe. -54892;1364287468;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.00492 = 0.0098 BTC [+] -54891;1364287471;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 93 @ 0.00495 = 0.4604 BTC [+] -54890;1364287473;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 318 @ 0.00495 = 1.5741 BTC [+] -54889;1364287489;Bowjob;she told us to "get creative" if we couldnt afford photoshop -54888;1364287497;mircea_popescu;like... gimp ? -54887;1364287514;Bowjob;nah she was referring to piracy -54886;1364287527;mircea_popescu;heh -54885;1364287535;Bowjob;its been so many years now i forgot how to photoshop -54884;1364287561;Bowjob;i remember i recreated this pic -54883;1364287561;Bowjob;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Voroshilov,_Molotov,_Stalin,_with_Nikolai_Yezhov.jpg -54882;1364287571;Bowjob;i made the dude on stalin's right disappear -54881;1364287585;Bowjob;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_Commissar_Vanishes_2.jpg -54880;1364287587;Bowjob;to that -54879;1364287620;mircea_popescu;haha -54878;1364287624;mircea_popescu;the soviets did that. -54877;1364287626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4759 @ 0.00063515 = 3.0227 BTC [-] -54876;1364287639;Bowjob;i was wondering how the hell did they do that back then -54875;1364287646;Bowjob;photoshop.. 0.00001? -54874;1364287649;mircea_popescu;by hand -54873;1364287652;mircea_popescu;same way bills were forged -54872;1364287690;Bowjob;looks legit, actually. considering the quality of photgraphs back then -54871;1364287718;mircea_popescu;yea -54870;1364288725;Bowjob;here you go mp -54869;1364288725;Bowjob;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/18679.html -54868;1364288922;mircea_popescu;lmao -54867;1364288928;mircea_popescu;some of these are pretty bad too -54866;1364289008;Bowjob;the last one looks like you -54865;1364289010;Bowjob;lol -54864;1364289014;toffoo;i got all pumped up to win $750 bux .. then realized I don't have photoshop installed anymore -54863;1364289027;mircea_popescu;so get gimp -54862;1364289056;mircea_popescu;Bowjob no it doesn't, my cock is huger. -54861;1364289065;Bowjob;ah, my bad -54860;1364289065;Bowjob;lol -54859;1364289103;Bowjob;these redditors downvoted my post, yet we got some new traffic -54858;1364289119;Bowjob;its either from people here or redditors downvoted my post and joined your contest -54857;1364289170;Bowjob;adria looks like a human poodle -54856;1364289860;Bowjob;mp. wheres that pic of buttcoin -54855;1364289890;mircea_popescu;which one ? -54854;1364289921;mircea_popescu;""Rape is fun..." -54853;1364289921;mircea_popescu;That's not cool." -54852;1364289937;mircea_popescu;i recall this carlin bit, "according to 90% of participants, gangrape is great fun" -54851;1364289954;Bowjob;the one where mpoe-pr made this dude shove a pen up his ass -54850;1364289966;mircea_popescu;o -54849;1364289979;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/17150.html -54848;1364289992;Bowjob;lol -54847;1364290049;Bowjob;ah, the power of buttcoins -54846;1364290065;mircea_popescu;"o, bitcoin is worthless because i can't buy anything with it" -54845;1364290072;toffoo;so I went on reddit to upvote your contest, -54844;1364290088;mircea_popescu;but then downvoted it insteadf -54843;1364290099;toffoo;and oh dear I didn't notice your favorite bitcoin spokesperson got some more free press again last friday: -54842;1364290100;Namworld;;;bids -54841;1364290100;gribble;(bids [--under] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoin demanded at or over . If '--under' option is given, find coins or at or under . -54840;1364290100;toffoo;http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/video/2013/mar/22/bitcoin-currency-video -54839;1364290103;Namworld;;;bids 0 -54838;1364290106;gribble;There are currently 36697167 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 8721857.08948 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0167 seconds -54837;1364290127;toffoo;he plays the role of "squatter" so incredibly well -54836;1364290140;toffoo;i power laughed at this video -54835;1364290151;mircea_popescu;toffoo dub already mentioned it. it's funny how most of the guy's following consists of people surprised he's still alive. -54834;1364290206;toffoo;now that is grungy -54833;1364290223;toffoo;clearly that abandoned office block has no running shower -54832;1364290237;Bowjob;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136428266447.jpg -54831;1364290240;Bowjob;worst pic ever -54830;1364290254;mircea_popescu;lmao -54829;1364290257;mircea_popescu;somebody found my cock. -54828;1364290270;Bowjob;whoever did that, gratz. you've outdone me -54827;1364290287;Bowjob;mp, im pretty sure thats a vanilla pod -54826;1364290292;mircea_popescu;Bowjob : -54825;1364290297;mircea_popescu;;;google trilema pula mea -54824;1364290298;gribble;Cum se protesteaza corect - continuare ilustrativa pe Trilema - Un ...: ; Brigada Diverse in alerta pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: ; Noi scrisori din Liliput pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: (1 more message) -54823;1364290302;mircea_popescu;jesus -54822;1364290307;mircea_popescu;wtf is this so brojken -54821;1364290317;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/nsfw-pula-mea/ -54820;1364290354;Bowjob;Oh.. i see -54819;1364290355;Bowjob;lol -54818;1364290358;Bowjob;clever -54817;1364290403;Bowjob;so its not a vanilla pod -54816;1364290427;mircea_popescu;no, it's my epeen -54815;1364290437;mircea_popescu;in 2010 -54814;1364290485;Bowjob;did it grow these past 3 years -54813;1364290506;mircea_popescu;yeah -54812;1364290732;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -54811;1364290757;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -54810;1364290835;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -54809;1364290877;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -54808;1364290985;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.75 = 3.75 BTC [+] -54807;1364291361;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 8 @ 0.34999 = 2.7999 BTC [+] -54806;1364291718;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009993 BTC [-] -54805;1364291789;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 22 @ 0.009994 = 0.2199 BTC [+] -54804;1364291836;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.009994 = 0.03 BTC [+] -54803;1364291944;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.75 = 6 BTC [+] -54802;1364291978;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 15 @ 0.00441 = 0.0662 BTC [-] -54801;1364291980;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 80 @ 0.00441 = 0.3528 BTC [-] -54800;1364292133;jurov;hi mircea_popescu, when we can exppect bitbet payouts? -54799;1364292138;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 31 @ 0.0044 = 0.1364 BTC [-] -54798;1364292150;mircea_popescu;hm, anything pending? -54797;1364292271;jurov;http://bitbet.us/bet/39/network-difficulty-under-6-million/ and at least 2 similar -54796;1364292332;jurov;no the ohers are for 12 and 20 million, they better wait -54795;1364292366;mircea_popescu;ah. presently. -54794;1364292446;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.00414 = 0.029 BTC [-] -54793;1364292454;jurov;who has done them? if you did, do you plan to create new ones? -54792;1364292484;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 14 @ 0.00413 = 0.0578 BTC [-] -54791;1364292489;mircea_popescu;i didn't do them -54790;1364292500;mircea_popescu;but prolly a good idea for such bets anyway -54789;1364292517;mircea_popescu;also : introducing the reverse mpex http://mpex.co/?r=1 -54788;1364292556;jurov;haha looks even more like 1995 -54787;1364292565;mircea_popescu;:D -54786;1364292709;Bowjob;it looks good for nighttime trading -54785;1364292710;Bowjob;but.. -54784;1364292712;Bowjob;the dark blue hurts -54783;1364292723;mircea_popescu;hm -54782;1364292727;Bowjob;perhaps switch to yellow, ala bestpageinteuniverse? -54781;1364292748;mircea_popescu;lol -54780;1364292770;mircea_popescu;maybe baby blue ? -54779;1364292882;jurov;or green -54778;1364292907;jurov;to support bullish mood -54777;1364292909;mircea_popescu;green'd be an idea lessee -54776;1364292966;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.0689697 = 68.9697 BTC [-] -54775;1364292987;toffoo;looks like bloomberg! -54774;1364293087;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/?r=1 bettar ? -54773;1364293130;Bowjob;yeap -54772;1364293133;Bowjob;the only prob is -54771;1364293142;Bowjob;it hurts us when we switch from mpex to irc -54770;1364293146;mircea_popescu;lol ok -54769;1364293160;Bowjob;its a meta prob, nothing to do with site -54768;1364293164;Namworld;Hmm... did you process two deposit for me mircea? I get confused with all the buying/selling -54767;1364293166;Bowjob;since our eyes would get used to it -54766;1364293166;jurov;Bowjob, ur irc client doesn't have dark skin? -54765;1364293171;Bowjob;irc? -54764;1364293173;Namworld;I've been doing -54763;1364293176;Namworld;urgh... -54762;1364293178;Bowjob;i dunno how to do that -54761;1364293180;Namworld;Hmm... -54760;1364293192;Bowjob;;;darkskin -54759;1364293192;Namworld;Yeah, looks like it. -54758;1364293193;gribble;Error: "darkskin" is not a valid command. -54757;1364293197;Bowjob;;;help -54756;1364293197;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -54755;1364293226;jurov;don't think gribble can do it... he seems caucasian -54754;1364293325;mircea_popescu;nothing pending. -54753;1364293362;Namworld;Yeah, looks like it was processed -54752;1364293388;Namworld;Looking at the list of sales/purchases on my command line, seems like my two deposits are in there now. -54751;1364293461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00063515 = 2.4136 BTC [-] -54750;1364293518;Namworld;Price looks on the rise. I got some calls. I'm all good. -54749;1364293608;jurov;Namworld, which client are you using? pympex logs by default now -54748;1364293651;Bowjob;;;ticker -54747;1364293651;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.21001, Best ask: 76.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.28999, Last trade: 76.50000, 24 hour volume: 81138.77068508, 24 hour low: 71.52122, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 74.80606 -54746;1364293729;Namworld;windows old client -54745;1364293750;Namworld;I guess -54744;1364293765;Namworld;Is the latest pympex ported to windows yet? -54743;1364293805;Namworld;Does that mean it calculates deposits and transactions appearing on stats now? -54742;1364293882;jurov;no it just does some calculation on new orders -54741;1364293942;Namworld;ah -54740;1364294130;jurov;dunno why it's such a problem with win... anyone tried the dotnet one? -54739;1364294140;jurov;ironpython or however they call it -54738;1364294185;Namworld;;;bids 0 -54737;1364294187;gribble;There are currently 36702157 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 8834463.93001 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0180 seconds -54736;1364294202;Namworld;We're getting closer to 9 million USD in bids -54735;1364294313;jurov;but it's a bit meaningless. maybe gribble could say "but there are only 11m btc in circulation so if they sold then..." -54734;1364294319;jurov;;;sell 11000000 -54733;1364294320;gribble;(sell [at|@] []) -- Logs a sell order for units of per unit, in units of . Use the optional field to put in any special notes. may include an arithmetical expression, and {mtgox(ask|bid|last)} to index price to mtgox ask, bid, or last price. May also include expression of (1 more message) -54732;1364294347;jurov;;;market sell 11000000 -54731;1364294351;gribble;A market order to sell 11000000 bitcoins right now would net 8836647.0718 USD and would take the last price down to 0.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 0.8033 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0160 seconds -54730;1364294380;Namworld;8834463.93001 vs 8836647.0718 hmm... -54729;1364294384;jurov;ic -54728;1364294394;Namworld;I guess bids increased again... but anyway -54727;1364294439;Bowjob;;;ticker -54726;1364294440;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.46001, Best ask: 76.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03999, Last trade: 76.50000, 24 hour volume: 81081.40171129, 24 hour low: 71.52122, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 74.81300 -54725;1364294440;Namworld;It's just an very, very general estimation of funds on MtGox. There's still the USD standing idle/not on bids -54724;1364294444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7950 @ 0.00064816 = 5.1529 BTC [+] -54723;1364294455;Namworld;You know there's at least as much USD as the bids. -54722;1364294554;jurov;yes it's impressive anyway -54721;1364294582;Namworld;Well it's ridiculous as far as I care. -54720;1364294812;Namworld;Well true enough -54719;1364294865;Namworld;Well it tend to flow a certain way... -54718;1364294886;Namworld;Ex: public -> SatoshiDice -54717;1364295029;Namworld;They took over 65k so far... -54716;1364295087;Namworld;Well if everyone just keeps their Bitcoins forever... there's going to be some issues -54715;1364295131;Namworld;Well I'd also get part of that... -54714;1364295143;Namworld;as long as people spend it... -54713;1364295199;Bowjob;tiber your math is way off -54712;1364295234;Bowjob;go back excuses -54711;1364295252;Namworld;I don't say they have to spend it... -54710;1364295308;Namworld;;;bids 0 -54709;1364295311;gribble;There are currently 36703203 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 8908860.95577 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0174 seconds -54708;1364295324;Namworld;8.908 million... still increasing -54707;1364295442;Namworld;Well actually it probably went down because BTC increased in USD. And people want to gamble at max X USD -54706;1364295452;Namworld;or put x% of their income into gambling -54705;1364295457;Namworld;and since that's in USD... -54704;1364295465;Namworld;Of course -54703;1364295475;Namworld;USD wise however, SD is making gains -54702;1364295504;Namworld;When I make a BTC investment, I can find out holding BTC might have been better. -54701;1364295519;Namworld;But as long as in fiat it increases instead, it's not a complete loss. -54700;1364295531;Namworld;It's just worse than holding BTC -54699;1364295539;Namworld;yeah, that too -54698;1364295549;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34999 = 0.7 BTC [+] -54697;1364295688;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 77 -54696;1364295691;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 77.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -54695;1364295698;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 78 -54694;1364295699;gribble;There are currently 2228.4083 bitcoins offered at or under 78.0 USD, worth 173045.230736 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.1586 seconds -54693;1364295730;Bowjob;;;ticker -54692;1364295731;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.77701, Best ask: 77.19000, Bid-ask spread: 0.41299, Last trade: 77.19000, 24 hour volume: 81058.63736284, 24 hour low: 71.52122, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 74.89676 -54691;1364295734;Bowjob;mhm -54690;1364295746;Chaang-Noi;large spread -54689;1364295819;Namworld;yeah -54688;1364295823;Namworld;But price going up -54687;1364295827;Namworld;slowly -54686;1364295889;Namworld;http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ -54685;1364295895;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [+] -54684;1364295900;Namworld;The hourly chart says crazy movements -54683;1364296024;Chaang-Noi;i think the claim of 50 million to be a bit high myself -54682;1364296037;Chaang-Noi;but if he can sell it at that good for him -54681;1364296052;Chaang-Noi;he can sell some at the price -54680;1364296054;Namworld;tiberius: $10k traded on a good day? That's WAY under... -54679;1364296091;Chaang-Noi;better to sell 10% at 10,000 than 100% at 1,000 -54678;1364296193;Namworld;There's more than $10k traded daily =/ -54677;1364296203;Chaang-Noi;i would agree but there is nothing wrong with mp selling it for that price -54676;1364296208;Chaang-Noi;freemarket -54675;1364296228;Chaang-Noi;ok -54674;1364296248;Chaang-Noi;but the thing is, mp found some people to buy it, 12% -54673;1364296258;Chaang-Noi;its funny until you see he sold 12% -54672;1364296289;Chaang-Noi;yup, i tip my hat to mp for finding so many -54671;1364296308;Chaang-Noi;mp is doing it honestly (i assume) -54670;1364296339;Chaang-Noi;turns out he was not (i assume) -54669;1364296359;Chaang-Noi;but you cant call mp a scammer if you dont know :/ -54668;1364296375;Chaang-Noi;there you go then:) -54667;1364296393;Chaang-Noi;but it is backed up by 12% sales -54666;1364296410;Chaang-Noi;then dont invest, are you trying to convert people? -54665;1364296442;Chaang-Noi;i dont use his exchange or buy his stuff cuz i think it is way overvalued, if you are trying to convert me you are wasting your time -54664;1364296463;Chaang-Noi;well, if he can sell it might as well eh? -54663;1364296485;Chaang-Noi;if i were him id do it too -54662;1364296496;Chaang-Noi;well, im sure he sold some -54661;1364296530;Chaang-Noi;well im off to do some real work, you should really do the same, point out how sucessful mp is is not really a good use of your time. -54660;1364296591;Chaang-Noi;freemarket captalizum, -54659;1364296593;Chaang-Noi;gota love it -54658;1364296600;dub;thank you for imparting this knowledge tiberiusiv -54657;1364296748;Namworld;So you claim trades on MPEx are fake? -54656;1364296771;Namworld;well inflated at least -54655;1364297146;Chaang-Noi;i dont have a sweatshop, only because i have more profitable things to do with my limited time -54654;1364297168;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -54653;1364297178;Chaang-Noi;you must be new here -54652;1364297230;Chaang-Noi;i have not "worked" in over a year and even that "work" was "teaching" at a university -54651;1364297279;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 78 -54650;1364297280;gribble;There are currently 2117.1272 bitcoins offered at or under 78.0 USD, worth 164451.6758 USD in total. | Data vintage: 105.3837 seconds -54649;1364297283;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 80 -54648;1364297284;gribble;There are currently 8048.9544 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 637161.672751 USD in total. | Data vintage: 109.1166 seconds -54647;1364297386;Chaang-Noi;yeah, it is pretty awesome -54646;1364297394;Namworld;[05:19] namworld: always be weary of someone who has a vested interest in selling you something -54645;1364297408;Namworld;I don't typically buy S.MPOE but thanks anyway for the advice -54644;1364297425;Namworld;I get S.DICE mostly. and Options -54643;1364297731;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10899 BTC [+] -54642;1364298352;MJR_;hi all -54641;1364298393;Namworld;hello -54640;1364298399;MJR_;whats new -54639;1364298405;Namworld;not much -54638;1364298414;Namworld;BTC on the up -54637;1364298416;MJR_;hmmm, i think we may see a dip -54636;1364298423;Namworld;why? -54635;1364298435;MJR_;just the depth of the book -54634;1364298439;MJR_;the buy side looks thin -54633;1364298444;MJR_;which is pretty rare -54632;1364298460;Namworld;not at all. Been like taht all day -54631;1364298470;Namworld;and still moving forward -54630;1364298480;MJR_;i mean in general it is usually a monster buy side with thing supply -54629;1364298490;Chaang-Noi;1 million sales of btc drops it down to 72 -54628;1364298490;Namworld;asks are almost just as thin -54627;1364298503;Chaang-Noi;but i think we are going up, new ath soon -54626;1364298505;MJR_;yeah its pretty thin trading altogether -54625;1364298514;mircea_popescu;market a little exhausted -54624;1364298516;MJR_;well, yeah, i mean before 9 -54623;1364298517;mircea_popescu;excitement doesn't last. -54622;1364298522;MJR_;i think the market is exhausted -54621;1364298534;MJR_;and i'm thinking of trying to ride it from 77.50 to 74 -54620;1364298540;Chaang-Noi;when did coinlab come online? -54619;1364298540;mircea_popescu;this is what naturally wrecks ponzis -54618;1364298554;mircea_popescu;after sustained rise there's some flagging and that causes a panic -54617;1364298566;MJR_;yeah -54616;1364298577;Namworld;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -54615;1364298589;MJR_;i'm thinking that if i can short it here...hopefully there is a sell off and i can buy back in for more -54614;1364298606;Namworld;after the saturday crash, bids are getting back in the orderbook -54613;1364298621;Namworld;Bids outweight asks by now -54612;1364298623;MJR_;yeah... -54611;1364298624;Namworld;Anyway -54610;1364298637;MJR_;but 250 coins to move to 77 1250 to move to 78 -54609;1364298659;Chaang-Noi;wall at 77.5 wont hold -54608;1364298661;Namworld;on such a small scale, that's insignificant -54607;1364298662;MJR_;5 to 1 pushing down -54606;1364298663;mircea_popescu;risk shorting btc tho -54605;1364298671;Namworld;http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ -54604;1364298673;MJR_;lol, yeah, it is tough -54603;1364298684;Namworld;Look at hourly -54602;1364298685;MJR_;and when trading high margin...you want very short scale -54601;1364298696;MJR_;clark moody always breaks for me -54600;1364298700;MJR_;using bitcoininty.org -54599;1364298703;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 77.5 -54598;1364298706;gribble;There are currently 194.56549 bitcoins offered at or under 77.5 USD, worth 15078.825151 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -54597;1364298720;Namworld;we're basically raising at about the same speed as before the crash -54596;1364298751;Namworld;asks are slowly getting eaten too -54595;1364298779;Chaang-Noi;wall gone, now to test the ath -54594;1364298800;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 78 -54593;1364298800;gribble;There are currently 1462.6683 bitcoins offered at or under 78.0 USD, worth 113828.206504 USD in total. | Data vintage: 94.5324 seconds -54592;1364298830;Chaang-Noi;lol at gox fail -54591;1364298850;MJR_;;;goxlag -54590;1364298851;gribble;0 seconds -54589;1364298873;MJR_;this is my first bitcoin short -54588;1364298886;Chaang-Noi;hmm -54587;1364298909;MJR_;and again, i think we may hit an ath today, i just think we will dip a couple of bucks first -54586;1364298913;MJR_;and then i reverse position -54585;1364298920;Namworld;ain't sure bout that short -54584;1364298932;Namworld;but anyway -54583;1364298939;mircea_popescu;disagreement is the measure of healthy martket. -54582;1364298944;MJR_;yeah -54581;1364298953;MJR_;we'll see, i have my finger on the cover button -54580;1364298955;mircea_popescu;when you all agree i go the other way -54579;1364298960;mircea_popescu;when you disagree i go play path of exile -54578;1364298970;Namworld;I'm out for now anyway -54577;1364299034;dub;yall nigras see this -54576;1364299039;dub;www.labsnovo.com? -54575;1364299081;MJR_;well i got my trailing stop in place -54574;1364299084;MJR_;we will see -54573;1364299289;MJR_;there we go] -54572;1364299400;MJR_;i think it really doesn't take much to burst mt gox to 60 second plus lag -54571;1364299406;Chaang-Noi;wow big sell then big buy -54570;1364299412;MJR_;i know -54569;1364299446;MJR_;unfortunately this software is just now realizing the sell, there is lag from gox, then lag to the charts, then lag to bitfinex -54568;1364299477;MJR_;and for the pleasure of seeing things happening minutes after they actually happen i pay ridiculous fees... :( -54567;1364299488;Chaang-Noi;all the asks and bids were taken out so we should see some crazy movements -54566;1364299508;MJR_;yes -54565;1364299518;MJR_;90 coins puts under 77 -54564;1364299541;MJR_;310 for 76 -54563;1364299598;MJR_;there it goes again -54562;1364299813;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 78 -54561;1364300098;MJR_;ffs big spread -54560;1364300112;Chaang-Noi;yeah -54559;1364300123;Chaang-Noi;i wanted to see a new ath :/ -54558;1364300221;MJR_;you probably will today -54557;1364300228;MJR_;but hopefully not before we hit 76 -54556;1364300252;MJR_;what is with this mini wall at 76.68 -54555;1364300279;error4733;;;ticker -54554;1364300289;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.68630, Best ask: 77.58899, Bid-ask spread: 0.90269, Last trade: 76.68630, 24 hour volume: 82045.91053246, 24 hour low: 71.52122, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 75.03512 -54553;1364300295;error4733;;;goxlag -54552;1364300305;gribble;0.468706 seconds -54551;1364300387;MJR_;lol they just keep widening this gap -54550;1364300470;mircea_popescu;;;later tell toffoo https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=158780.0 -54549;1364300472;gribble;The operation succeeded. -54548;1364301132;ChaangNoi;test -54547;1364301150;Chaang-Noi;hmm -54546;1364301158;Namworld;dub: copyright 2012-2013? -54545;1364301158;MJR_;whatcha testing? -54544;1364301169;Chaang-Noi;new laptop -54543;1364301178;Namworld;registered 10 days ago... -54542;1364301189;dub;yeah its scammy as fuck -54541;1364301254;dub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=155896 -54540;1364302459;deadweasel;;;ticker -54539;1364302459;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.00003, Best ask: 77.03400, Bid-ask spread: 0.03397, Last trade: 77.00002, 24 hour volume: 81960.22119000, 24 hour low: 71.55001, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 75.09242 -54538;1364303171;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 14 @ 0.00449 = 0.0629 BTC [+] -54537;1364303488;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 304 @ 0.00449999 = 1.368 BTC [-] -54536;1364303921;Chaang-Noi;78 still holds -54535;1364303922;Chaang-Noi;booo -54534;1364304228;MJR_;this trading platform is such fucking bullshit -54533;1364304458;Namworld;the wall doesn't keep price from rising tho -54532;1364304524;MJR_;yeah -54531;1364304525;MJR_;true -54530;1364304583;Chaang-Noi;77.77 -54529;1364304591;Chaang-Noi;really 77.777 -54528;1364304599;MJR_;lucky -54527;1364304608;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.7 = 2.1 BTC [-] -54526;1364304610;Namworld;I'm feeling lucky today -54525;1364304616;Namworld;More 7s -54524;1364304634;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 79.99 -54523;1364304637;gribble;There are currently 4330.0318 bitcoins offered at or under 79.99 USD, worth 343548.746816 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0041 seconds -54522;1364304654;kakobrekla;MJR_ you mean all of them? -54521;1364304701;Chaang-Noi;we keepgetting close, but cant reach 78 lol -54520;1364304710;Namworld;Without that wall to intimidate, there's like nothing until 100... very light slope -54519;1364304728;Chaang-Noi;sells will come in... -54518;1364304732;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 99.99 -54517;1364304732;gribble;There are currently 39920.895 bitcoins offered at or under 99.99 USD, worth 3454701.99447 USD in total. | Data vintage: 96.3542 seconds -54516;1364304847;MJR_;;;goxlag -54515;1364304848;gribble;90.205895 seconds -54514;1364304864;Namworld;whut -54513;1364304868;Namworld;;;goxlag -54512;1364304868;gribble;95.695534 seconds -54511;1364304872;Namworld;... -54510;1364304881;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -54509;1364304886;kakobrekla;86$ high on stamp -54508;1364304895;kakobrekla;just now -54507;1364304959;Chaang-Noi;btc hit 100 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85687.msg1678821#msg1678821 -54506;1364304982;Chaang-Noi;on stamp -54505;1364305002;Chaang-Noi;pretty bullish if they will pay 33% more than gox -54504;1364305028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00063865 = 2.9059 BTC [-] -54503;1364305029;kakobrekla;you mean this -54502;1364305030;kakobrekla;? -54501;1364305030;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/3V/sH/2APFuyCb/lol.png -54500;1364305032;kakobrekla;was a while ago -54499;1364305037;kakobrekla;but its not 100 -54498;1364305042;kakobrekla;its just -54497;1364305046;kakobrekla;they are plain idiots -54496;1364305057;kakobrekla;and they put 100 in the book first, then execute the asks -54495;1364305083;Chaang-Noi;lol -54494;1364305091;Chaang-Noi;still some sold at 100 right? -54493;1364305114;kakobrekla;not on stamp -54492;1364305129;kakobrekla;Day's range: -54491;1364305129;kakobrekla;$74.30 - $86.00 -54490;1364305140;Chaang-Noi;this was yesterday i think -54489;1364305155;Chaang-Noi;day old photo -54488;1364305162;kakobrekla;ah -54487;1364305168;Chaang-Noi;anyay someone seems to be messing with the market at 77.777 -54486;1364305223;MJR_;hmmm -54485;1364305228;MJR_;seems like a good range -54484;1364305233;MJR_;wasn't sure if we would break 80 -54483;1364305239;MJR_;but not that high of a wall really -54482;1364305327;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.665 BTC [-] -54481;1364305367;Chaang-Noi;77.95 again -54480;1364305388;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.58 = 1.74 BTC [-] -54479;1364305447;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.016 = 2.032 BTC [-] -54478;1364305486;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -54477;1364305508;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.015 BTC [-] -54476;1364305519;MJR_;;;goxlag -54475;1364305519;gribble;0 seconds -54474;1364305824;Namworld;78 almost breached... -54473;1364305829;Namworld;go BTC -54472;1364306347;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [-] -54471;1364306408;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.001 = 2.002 BTC [-] -54470;1364306653;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -54469;1364306653;gribble;0.101416 seconds -54468;1364306656;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -54467;1364306656;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.50101, Best ask: 77.77699, Bid-ask spread: 0.27598, Last trade: 77.77699, 24 hour volume: 81032.30957756, 24 hour low: 71.89779, 24 hour high: 78.00000, 24 hour vwap: 75.25893 -54466;1364306808;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 5 @ 0.12930638 = 0.6465 BTC [+] -54465;1364306970;MJR_;here we go -54464;1364306982;MJR_;NATH by 9:30 -54463;1364307096;Chaang-Noi;78 -54462;1364307118;Namworld;yeehaa -54461;1364307276;Chaang-Noi;127 sold at 78 -54460;1364307285;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 78 -54459;1364307285;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00499 BTC [+] -54458;1364307286;gribble;There are currently 520.72291 bitcoins offered at or under 78.0 USD, worth 40616.3866223 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -54457;1364307294;Chaang-Noi;a bit of a wall then -54456;1364307525;Chaang-Noi;and its gone -54455;1364307528;Namworld;;;asks 78.01 -54454;1364307528;gribble;There are currently 146.47185 bitcoins offered at or under 78.01 USD, worth 11424.8039147 USD in total. | Data vintage: 103.6015 seconds -54453;1364307529;Chaang-Noi;new ath -54452;1364307546;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 78.01 -54451;1364307549;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 78.01 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -54450;1364307558;Chaang-Noi;here comes 80 -54449;1364307574;Namworld;guy is going to get his wall eaten... -54448;1364307616;deadweasel;;;calc 18000*80 -54447;1364307616;gribble;1440000 -54446;1364307634;Namworld;yeah, why not -54445;1364307658;deadweasel;maybe he'll drop the wall and buy in at market. -54444;1364307731;Chaang-Noi;lol -54443;1364307798;ThickAsThieves;79 -54442;1364307815;deadweasel;;;goxlag -54441;1364307815;gribble;0 seconds -54440;1364307819;deadweasel;;;ticker -54439;1364307819;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.40001, Best ask: 79.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.59999, Last trade: 79.00000, 24 hour volume: 82470.81706976, 24 hour low: 71.89779, 24 hour high: 79.00000, 24 hour vwap: 75.34531 -54438;1364307833;Namworld;large wall removeds -54437;1364307837;Namworld;removed* -54436;1364307856;Namworld;back... -54435;1364307863;deadweasel;lol, now he's getting market bids in. -54434;1364307866;ThickAsThieves;here we goooooo -54433;1364307876;ThickAsThieves;79.70 -54432;1364307880;Namworld;HOLY SHIT -54431;1364307890;Namworld;Stop it people >.> -54430;1364307891;Diablo-D3;!ticker -54429;1364307891;assbot;I haven't understood a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word. -54428;1364307893;ThickAsThieves;watch gox freeze now -54427;1364307897;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -54426;1364307897;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.38000, Best ask: 79.58766, Bid-ask spread: 1.20766, Last trade: 79.50000, 24 hour volume: 82500.26463872, 24 hour low: 71.89779, 24 hour high: 79.04992, 24 hour vwap: 75.35045 -54425;1364307899;Diablo-D3;THE FUCK -54424;1364307927;ThickAsThieves;just some lil walls -54423;1364307935;Chaang-Noi;its a big ass wall -54422;1364307941;ThickAsThieves;thatll drop -54421;1364307942;Chaang-Noi;but... lets see if it stands -54420;1364307959;ThickAsThieves;he's got a buffer wall -54419;1364307994;Namworld;wall dropped -54418;1364308030;Chaang-Noi;it did, still there but much less -54417;1364308041;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 80 -54416;1364308042;gribble;There are currently 3554.2802 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 284165.021183 USD in total. | Data vintage: 55.1147 seconds -54415;1364308049;Chaang-Noi;in fucking sane -54414;1364308086;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.34999 = 0.7 BTC [+] -54413;1364308195;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 80 -54412;1364308195;gribble;There are currently 3808.2111 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 304401.035789 USD in total. | Data vintage: 26.4863 seconds -54411;1364308215;Chaang-Noi;that wont hold, usa is starting to wake up and buy... -54410;1364308296;Namworld;Good, good. -54409;1364308364;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -54408;1364308365;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6881519.95343 based on data since last change | 7299527.825 based on data for last three days -54407;1364308429;Namworld;urgh -54406;1364308449;Namworld;There's no options available on MPEx -54405;1364308561;Chaang-Noi;:) -54404;1364308652;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -54403;1364308763;ThickAsThieves;whats up with that -54402;1364308823;Namworld;No idea -54401;1364308841;Namworld;Anyone with his options already purchased must be quite happy -54400;1364308871;Namworld;They're back at last -54399;1364308907;Namworld;At a premium on the call side... average increased -54398;1364309039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00064816 = 6.4168 BTC [+] -54397;1364309039;mircea_popescu;$depth o.btcusd.c750t -54396;1364309042;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: O.BTCUSD.C750T Bids: ['1000 @ 0.06090229'] -54395;1364309042;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['1000 @ 0.09287598', '1000 @ 0.25'] -54394;1364309048;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.454 = 0.908 BTC [+] -54393;1364309050;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.453 = 2.718 BTC [-] -54392;1364309055;mircea_popescu;about there neh ? -54391;1364309063;ThickAsThieves;too spensive! -54390;1364309066;Namworld;yeah -54389;1364309076;mircea_popescu;!last m o.btcusd.c750t -54388;1364309077;assbot;Last trade for O.BTCUSD.C750T on MPEX was at 0.0689697 BTC [-] -54387;1364309098;Namworld;I think that was me buying -54386;1364309108;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.501 = 3.002 BTC [+] -54385;1364309110;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.5 = 3 BTC [-] -54384;1364309111;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.5 BTC [-] -54383;1364309132;Namworld;Yup, was me buying -54382;1364309138;Namworld;A little 1000 options -54381;1364309168;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.4925 = 2.985 BTC [-] -54380;1364309205;mircea_popescu;i thought mpex trades are all fake and shit. -54379;1364309229;Thinker_;why was the most recent ASICMINER dividend so low? -54378;1364309241;Namworld;Thinker_: ? -54377;1364309243;ThickAsThieves;it was a bonus -54376;1364309255;mircea_popescu;meanwhile on twitter "UK's online gambling sector worth £2bn in 2012" -54375;1364309257;Thinker_;ThickAsThieves: ok good -54374;1364309257;ThickAsThieves;but the next WILL be low -54373;1364309265;Thinker_;ThickAsThieves: why? -54372;1364309275;ThickAsThieves;read about what you bought -54371;1364309288;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.49 = 2.98 BTC [-] -54370;1364309295;ThickAsThieves;til now the company has not been paying themselves -54369;1364309300;ThickAsThieves;this week they start -54368;1364309329;Namworld;ASICMINER is for 50% of the company. But they pay back IPO price to shares sold. -54367;1364309336;Thinker_;ThickAsThieves: interesting. Where are you getting this news? I am not getting any announcements like this from BitFunder.com -54366;1364309338;Namworld;So for the first weeks it was 100% -54365;1364309348;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.45 BTC [-] -54364;1364309350;ThickAsThieves;bitfunder is a passthru for AM -54363;1364309354;ThickAsThieves;not a source -54362;1364309362;Thinker_;AM? -54361;1364309368;Thinker_;nm -54360;1364309371;MJR_;ATH -54359;1364309372;ThickAsThieves;here you go -54358;1364309373;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.0 -54357;1364309381;Thinker_;thank you :) -54356;1364309387;ThickAsThieves;no probmemo! -54355;1364309392;ThickAsThieves;problemo -54354;1364309393;ThickAsThieves;lol -54353;1364309409;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.453 = 0.906 BTC [-] -54352;1364309516;MJR_;;;goxlag -54351;1364309518;gribble;1.215531 seconds -54350;1364309527;MJR_;its quiet...too quiet -54349;1364309581;Chaang-Noi;we are waiting for btc to break 1k :) -54348;1364309715;MJR_;think we are going through 80 today? -54347;1364309722;bitesak;yes -54346;1364309745;ThickAsThieves;quite likely -54345;1364309750;deadweasel;yes -54344;1364309774;MJR_;me too -54343;1364309786;ThickAsThieves;once we get to 79.85 or so, those walls will probably fall -54342;1364309824;MJR_;yeah 300k is not really a big wall nowadays -54341;1364309837;MJR_;was more interested in psychological barrier of big round number -54340;1364309839;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 79.84 -54339;1364309839;gribble;There are currently 330.97408 bitcoins offered at or under 79.84 USD, worth 26409.0538315 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.6651 seconds -54338;1364309846;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 80 -54337;1364309846;gribble;There are currently 3807.7847 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 304429.083077 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.9988 seconds -54336;1364309849;ThickAsThieves;hehe -54335;1364310029;DeaDTerra;24 hours left to bid on a pre order for Avalon ASIC Batch 2! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=158227.msg1679211#msg1679211 -54334;1364310039;ThickAsThieves;hey DT -54333;1364310055;ThickAsThieves;can you put a link to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.0 in your asicminer PT descriptions? -54332;1364310174;DeaDTerra;done -54331;1364310180;ThickAsThieves;cool cool -54330;1364310328;Bugpowder;hmmm... did MPOE bots pricing model get tweaked? -54329;1364310393;ThickAsThieves;seems notably higher -54328;1364310444;Bugpowder;I wonder if mircea_popescu changed the pricing from 24vwap based to a blend of 24hr and spot -54327;1364310446;mircea_popescu;what, srsly ? -54326;1364310454;mircea_popescu;i didn't change anything -54325;1364310459;Bugpowder;ok -54324;1364310460;Bugpowder;hmmm -54323;1364310480;Bugpowder;maybe I was just underestimating the amount of time premium -54322;1364310578;mircea_popescu;i think it's probably just seeing more volatility -54321;1364310586;mircea_popescu;as there's been a lot lately -54320;1364310603;Bugpowder;ah... volatility is explicitly programmed in -54319;1364310608;mircea_popescu;http://www.businessweek.com/news/2013-03-25/slovenia-s-nascent-cabinet-under-pressure-to-avoid-cyprus-fate -54318;1364310609;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.7444 = 3.722 BTC [+] -54317;1364310612;mircea_popescu;is slovenia fucked ? -54316;1364310623;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder what do you mean ? -54315;1364310739;Bugpowder;I mean, volatility is in the model, and is a reflection of some relatively short term variance, rather than a long term (1yr) variance or a magic number. -54314;1364310746;Bugpowder;stated more clearly. -54313;1364310789;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.7445 = 5.956 BTC [+] -54312;1364310817;mircea_popescu;it looks at a lot of data. long term, mid term, short term -54311;1364310826;mircea_popescu;thing is, as high volatility days turn into weeks -54310;1364310832;Bugpowder;yeah -54309;1364310834;mircea_popescu;of course it'd change its estimation of the volatility -54308;1364310845;Bugpowder;i figured it would be multi scale -54307;1364310860;mircea_popescu;yeah -54306;1364310866;Bugpowder;looks like we may break thru 80 before 15:00. -54305;1364310872;mircea_popescu;quite possible -54304;1364310883;mircea_popescu;and if 80 goes i would guess 100 may happen -54303;1364310934;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu Jansa is butthurt and posting shit around - we are way better than Italy if that is any consolation -54302;1364310941;kakobrekla;:p -54301;1364310950;Bugpowder;we aren't gonna touch 100 this week -54300;1364310957;Bugpowder;but we might get close -54299;1364310967;Bugpowder;next week, maybe... -54298;1364310983;Bugpowder;later dudes. -54297;1364311224;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla :p -54296;1364311737;ThickAsThieves;;;hashrate -54295;1364311737;gribble;Error: "hashrate" is not a valid command. -54294;1364311753;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -54293;1364311753;gribble;52161.604881 -54292;1364311818;interesting;lucif tends to think we will hit $100 this week https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131065.1000;topicseen -54291;1364311894;Chaang-Noi;i think we might -54290;1364311898;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 100 -54289;1364311901;gribble;There are currently 28670.471 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 2585939.459 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0028 seconds -54288;1364311928;Chaang-Noi;we have seen market orders of over 1 million recently -54287;1364311986;Chaang-Noi;lucif however has been wrong way more than right -54286;1364311986;interesting;incredible. -54285;1364312015;interesting;yeah definitely not saying we will... just... i think the sentiment is that we will very soon -54284;1364312026;interesting;certainly within april -54283;1364312212;interesting;does anyone have any info on the coinlab mtgox merger? any wealth flowing through it yet? -54282;1364312352;mircea_popescu;interesting actually... they blew their date, failed to release alpha and no further news -54281;1364312357;mircea_popescu;as far as we know it's dead. -54280;1364312395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00063865 = 4.1193 BTC [-] -54279;1364312415;interesting;okay so nothing new then... lol -54278;1364312439;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.108897 BTC [+] -54277;1364312442;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.108898 = 0.3267 BTC [+] -54276;1364312444;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 21 @ 0.10899 = 2.2888 BTC [+] -54275;1364312464;mircea_popescu;myea -54274;1364312468;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.10899 = 0.436 BTC [+] -54273;1364312900;deadweasel;;;goxlag -54272;1364312901;gribble;2.112843 seconds -54271;1364313365;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -54270;1364313378;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -54269;1364313378;gribble;There are currently 36681645 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9119639.08052 USD in total. | Data vintage: 6.2884 seconds -54268;1364313382;Bugpowder;9.1M -54267;1364313383;Bugpowder;noice -54266;1364313393;Bugpowder;all time high -54265;1364313484;KRS1;there was talk of a crash a while back but that topic seemed to have fizzled -54264;1364313501;KRS1;crash but rebound of course, cyclic as markets are -54263;1364313516;KRS1;maybe crash is a strong word...dip? -54262;1364313531;Bugpowder;don't fight the tape -54261;1364313540;Bugpowder;5000 accounts waiting for verification. -54260;1364313552;Bugpowder;assume conservatively a mean investment of $2000 per account -54259;1364313558;Bugpowder;probably way low -54258;1364313570;Bugpowder;= $10,000,000 of new funds flowing into gox soon. -54257;1364313595;Bugpowder;Dips will get strongly bought -54256;1364313600;Bugpowder;until one day they don't -54255;1364313629;Bugpowder;it will probably take a negative news event to trigger a real crash. -54254;1364313786;KRS1;figured..as i've noticed you seem to give pretty reasonable information -54253;1364313949;mircea_popescu;dip yea -54252;1364313964;mircea_popescu;i don't think 2k is way low tbh -54251;1364313968;mircea_popescu;i think 100 bux is a saner avg -54250;1364314014;deadweasel;i would say $500 is reasonable for motivated newbs. but it would be a bell curve of deposits -54249;1364314015;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: I'm guessing median is $1000 for joe reddit, but mean could skew significantly higher -54248;1364314031;mircea_popescu;how does joe reddit have 1k disposable ?! -54247;1364314037;deadweasel;good question -54246;1364314038;Bugpowder;life savings! -54245;1364314040;mircea_popescu;dude srlsy, ask people. -54244;1364314049;deadweasel;mom is still paying their insurance... -54243;1364314064;mircea_popescu;if joe reddit meets drop dead gorgeous sexbomb he doesn't move -54242;1364314065;mircea_popescu;because -54241;1364314070;mircea_popescu;he doesn't have fiddy bux to dine her. -54240;1364314073;Bugpowder;Some 17 year old kid keeps buying $1000 in coins off me with cash every week -54239;1364314084;Bugpowder;I don't know if he is dealing the coins at school or what -54238;1364314092;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder he's prolly dealing dope. -54237;1364314106;Bugpowder;I think he is investing too -54236;1364314115;mircea_popescu;or else he has a wicked shot -54235;1364314115;Bugpowder;seems to be very excited about the rise in price. -54234;1364314204;pizzaman1337;Bugpowder: what country are you in? -54233;1364314223;Bugpowder;USA -54232;1364314262;deadweasel;where does a 17 yr old get $1k a week? -54231;1364314279;KRS1;for real -54230;1364314378;Bugpowder;Probably reselling coins -54229;1364314380;Bugpowder;or SR -54228;1364314385;Bugpowder;or both -54227;1364314405;Bugpowder;reselling coins is probably more profitable and much less risk -54226;1364314418;Bugpowder;25% markup... $250 / wk -54225;1364314437;Bugpowder;plus the coins appreciate between the time I sell to him and he sells. -54224;1364314573;MJR_;nice boiler room reference, did you like it? -54223;1364314620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.00063515 = 0.7939 BTC [-] -54222;1364314720;deadweasel;Bugpowder: I can see that. At the increase in price, it would be profitable for the last couple of months. -54221;1364314738;deadweasel;slinging BTC.. kids these days! -54220;1364314890;KRS1;haha deadweasel -54219;1364314900;KRS1;off yo corner not mines -54218;1364314967;deadweasel;i'd rather just hold. you can sling BTC on my corner KRS1 -54217;1364314978;deadweasel;just no crack/smack -54216;1364314984;deadweasel;brings values down -54215;1364314993;deadweasel;;;ticker -54214;1364314994;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.62001, Best ask: 78.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07999, Last trade: 78.70000, 24 hour volume: 76425.55033919, 24 hour low: 71.89779, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 75.99540 -54213;1364315023;Chaang-Noi;about the bad news and the crash, im shocked the fork did not do any damage but stall the bulls for a few days, insane... we would need massive bad news to do anything -54212;1364315058;Chaang-Noi;also dont you need a min of 1000 to ahve to get your account aproved? -54211;1364315076;Chaang-Noi;on gox -54210;1364315084;kakobrekla;you mean verified? -54209;1364315086;kakobrekla;no -54208;1364315100;Chaang-Noi;they do it to everyone now? -54207;1364315111;kakobrekla;it was like so since ever -54206;1364315119;Chaang-Noi;? -54205;1364315137;Chaang-Noi;really? i have or had an anon account on gox -54204;1364315139;deadweasel;Chaang-Noi: I was exceedingly surprised by the fork not causing a lengthy crash -54203;1364315145;KRS1;crack is cheaper than whole units of BTC these days -54202;1364315170;Chaang-Noi;deadweasel yeah, that is when i knew we were going to double -54201;1364315179;Chaang-Noi;my trading bot account was never veriffied -54200;1364315181;Chaang-Noi;on gox -54199;1364315210;Chaang-Noi;iv not used it in a year so things might have changed, i dont know -54198;1364315224;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.1429 = 1.0003 BTC [-] -54197;1364315226;Chaang-Noi;also every site i use to get the btc price is down for me... -54196;1364315247;deadweasel;Chaang-Noi: gox would just lag when you really needed it anyhow, better that you don't use it -54195;1364315260;MJR_;bitcoinity is good -54194;1364315268;Chaang-Noi;iv not used gox since they froce my account -54193;1364315272;Chaang-Noi;froze -54192;1364315282;deadweasel;still have money/btc frozen there? -54191;1364315286;Chaang-Noi;the one that i had verrified -54190;1364315302;Chaang-Noi;the only coin i have left in gox is my 700 btc from bitcoinica they wont let go -54189;1364315325;ThickAsThieves;thats a lot -54188;1364315334;unbalanced__;Why not? -54187;1364315347;MJR_;will they ever release it -54186;1364315363;mircea_popescu;MJR_ not bad. -54185;1364315373;Chaang-Noi;gox is being silent right now about it, but before too long they will get sued -54184;1364315382;mircea_popescu;could have done without all the bs libertardism, but anyway -54183;1364315382;Chaang-Noi;i think they are waiting for the case to end in cali first -54182;1364315436;Chaang-Noi;MJR_ i think its my fail internetz :? -54181;1364315438;unbalanced__;Does any site show multi-exchange VWAP? -54180;1364315461;mircea_popescu;yeah -54179;1364315474;unbalanced__;If community starts to watch that, maybe people would feel freer to trade more off-Gox -54178;1364315485;mircea_popescu;community always watched that -54177;1364315503;unbalanced__;Is the ticker here pure gox tho? -54176;1364315519;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -54175;1364315525;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -54174;1364315529;mircea_popescu;um -54173;1364315536;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -54172;1364315542;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -54171;1364315545;mircea_popescu;what da ?! -54170;1364315550;deadweasel;lol, gribble is out of order -54169;1364315556;deadweasel;;;ticker -54168;1364315556;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 79.09000, Best ask: 79.09899, Bid-ask spread: 0.00899, Last trade: 79.09899, 24 hour volume: 76184.89958681, 24 hour low: 71.89779, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 76.01784 -54167;1364315564;mircea_popescu;bitcoincharts is 502 -54166;1364315583;deadweasel;so it is... -54165;1364315613;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ -54164;1364315620;Bugpowder;that is multi exchange vwap -54163;1364315711;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: the mpoe bot seems to not have offers up much more of the time now than a few weeks ago. Is this DDOS related, funding related, other? -54162;1364315772;unbalanced__;thx Bugpowder -54161;1364315786;kakobrekla;btce price is 73 -54160;1364315790;kakobrekla;bitstamp price 82 -54159;1364315794;kakobrekla;facepalm -54158;1364315828;unbalanced__;Too hard to get USD out of BTCe? -54157;1364315831;KRS1;couldnt one transfer their btc between markets for big profits -54156;1364315831;MJR_;wait what? -54155;1364315838;Bugpowder;this is typical -54154;1364315842;MJR_;KRS1: but what to do with the cash -54153;1364315843;Bugpowder;btce is always low -54152;1364315848;Bugpowder;bitstamp is always high -54151;1364315854;MJR_;that is true -54150;1364315860;KRS1;the cash out would give lower btc overall wouldnt it -54149;1364315878;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10898 BTC [+] -54148;1364315881;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10899 BTC [+] -54147;1364315895;Bugpowder;we are nearing the 15:00 hour -54146;1364315906;Bugpowder;prepare for the 80 wall to fall. -54145;1364315913;Bugpowder;(hoping) -54144;1364315935;MJR_;me too Bugpowder -54143;1364315945;Chaang-Noi;kako to get money into btc-e you need to be tight with the russian maffia -54142;1364315959;MJR_;the main issue is funding options and time -54141;1364315977;Chaang-Noi;also bitstamp is the easiest way to get in money fastest -54140;1364315984;Chaang-Noi;this is very bullish -54139;1364315997;Chaang-Noi;and its also keeping ltc prices down, people buyiong chewap btc -54138;1364316024;unbalanced__;virtex now at 82.50/84.20 (CAD)... Canada in the lead -54137;1364316057;unbalanced__;BTC on Virtex that is. Not VTX in BTC. -54136;1364316151;MJR_;whats bitfloor got -54135;1364316156;MJR_;they are the easiest in my opinion -54134;1364316183;MJR_;79.87 -54133;1364316205;unbalanced__;Slight wall issue from here on Virtex tho: http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/virtexCAD.html -54132;1364316616;MJR_;yeah -54131;1364316623;MJR_;still quite a nice wall going on mt gox -54130;1364316630;MJR_;half a mill before 80 -54129;1364316650;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 80 -54128;1364316650;gribble;There are currently 5417.4674 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 431701.695968 USD in total. | Data vintage: 30.3969 seconds -54127;1364316659;Chaang-Noi;wall is growing -54126;1364316672;MJR_;exaggerated...its like 430k -54125;1364317153;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder its probably observer related. -54124;1364317224;savetheintermac;hello -54123;1364317238;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/BitBetsBets/status/316564306453999617 -54122;1364317242;mircea_popescu;check that out, big money on ltc -54121;1364317601;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder actually, seems btchcarts has issues with the feed. -54120;1364317946;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01401 BTC [-] -54119;1364318188;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01451 BTC [+] -54118;1364318361;Bugpowder;that 12000 BTC wall bastard is back -54117;1364318409;Bugpowder;where my bidders back -54116;1364318831;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4600001 = 1.84 BTC [+] -54115;1364318831;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 26 @ 0.46 = 11.96 BTC [-] -54114;1364318858;Chaang-Noi;crash:) -54113;1364318902;thestrin1puller;;;ticker -54112;1364318903;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.34000, Best ask: 77.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.66000, Last trade: 75.34000, 24 hour volume: 67052.57610028, 24 hour low: 71.89779, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 76.21349 -54111;1364318919;thestrin1puller;;;asks 80.0 -54110;1364318919;gribble;There are currently 18683.032 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 1474040.53264 USD in total. | Data vintage: 19.2638 seconds -54109;1364318936;thestrin1puller;lol 12000 btc ask wall -54108;1364318967;Chaang-Noi;its fake -54107;1364318984;thestrin1puller;the bears vs the bulls -54106;1364319210;smickles;10:24 <+gribble> New rating | Supa > -10 > smickles | None -54105;1364319211;smickles;lol -54104;1364319221;MJR_;fucking four minutes lag -54103;1364319222;kakobrekla;congrats -54102;1364319226;MJR_;;;goxlag -54101;1364319226;gribble;334.762829 seconds -54100;1364319230;MJR_;bullshit -54099;1364319261;smickles;we had another run at 80 eh? -54098;1364319334;ZedsterX;     Chaang-Noi: what do you mean it's fake? total newb here -54097;1364319371;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.75 = 3.5 BTC [+] -54096;1364319534;Bugpowder;there is no such thing as a fake wall -54095;1364319545;Bugpowder;how many times do we have to go over this -54094;1364319562;Bugpowder;It is a wall designed to push prices down thouh -54093;1364319577;deadweasel;the wall is real, the intention just isn't what you think ZedsterX -54092;1364319597;Bugpowder;earlier today when it was put up, it was at 80.0001 -54091;1364319631;Bugpowder;If he really wanted to sell, he would try to undercut the asks at 80, instead posting just above it -54090;1364319684;Bugpowder;Just someone trying to mainpulate the market, perhaps doing some day trading, scooping up at 75.5 on the dip, then reselling higher when he removes the wall -54089;1364319701;Bugpowder;the risk for him is that someone might just have the capital to buy the whole thing in one shot. -54088;1364319846;Bugpowder;not that selling 12000 BTC at 77.5 would be considered a bad outcome for most people :-P -54087;1364319962;Bugpowder;HEY! XRP is now listed on http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ -54086;1364319968;Bugpowder;looks like the value is really tanking -54085;1364319976;ZedsterX;thanks for the clarification....i am just now reading day Trading for Dummies so I am currently a Dummies but learning -54084;1364320013;Bugpowder;30dvwap is 48000 for xrp, but 1day is 71000 -54083;1364320044;MJR_;yeah, the fact he is manipulating i think means the price is being held lower -54082;1364320046;Bugpowder;ZedsterX: of course we don't really know what is in the mind of that trader, but that's what it appears to be. -54081;1364320047;MJR_;buy buy buy -54080;1364320066;ZedsterX;i get it Bug thanks -54079;1364320074;Bugpowder;This is typically a very active time of day though, that wall is really temping someone I bet... -54078;1364320095;ZedsterX;ok that confuses me -54077;1364320110;ZedsterX;but i am reading as we speak -54076;1364320124;ZedsterX;no need to elaborate just yet....lemme learn a bit more -54075;1364320191;MJR_;i bet he cancels once someone really starts to eat into it -54074;1364320199;MJR_;let loose the dogs of war -54073;1364320210;ZedsterX;MUHUhahah -54072;1364320213;ZedsterX;:) -54071;1364320235;Bugpowder;yah, but you can't cancel it in time if someone eats it all in one go. -54070;1364320245;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1088 BTC [-] -54069;1364320259;Bugpowder;time for lunch.... hopefully we will be >80 when I get back. -54068;1364320265;unbalanced__;Okay with The Wall and The Dogs Of War, time to turn on the Pink Floyd -54067;1364320280;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -54066;1364320283;gribble;There are currently 36671413 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9038379.57806 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0189 seconds -54065;1364320286;mircea_popescu;why "manipulating" ? -54064;1364320292;mircea_popescu;why can't it just be some dude who wants to sell at that price. -54063;1364320328;jborkl;mp, can you process my deposit. thanks -54062;1364320338;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: because people love a story -54061;1364320412;mircea_popescu;jborkl done Diablo-D3 heh i guess so -54060;1364320418;jborkl;Thank mp -54059;1364320432;Chaang-Noi;http://www.reddit.com/r/SilkRoad/comments/1b1lvy/warning_the_silk_road_revealed_its_public_ip_last/ -54058;1364320449;Diablo-D3;OH SHIT -54057;1364320452;Diablo-D3;SERIOUSLY? -54056;1364320482;mircea_popescu;aaahahahaah -54055;1364320492;Diablo-D3;PWNED -54054;1364320508;Chaang-Noi;well, if that get shut down not exactly good for btc -54053;1364320522;mircea_popescu;so this means in fact sr is either a honeypot or else has been under law enforcement scrutiny for months -54052;1364320536;mircea_popescu;because don't tell me they didn't know. -54051;1364320550;Diablo-D3;dude -54050;1364320560;Diablo-D3;Ive been saying its a honeypot since the day 1 -54049;1364320573;mircea_popescu;Once the server is seized, it can either be taken offline and analyzed for evidence right then and there, or left online and modified to better accrue evidence. In the case of SR, leaving the server online and modifying the purchase mechanism to not encrypt addresses on the server would be the obvious choice. Law enforcement would immediately have access to all addresses, private messages, etc. -54048;1364320578;mircea_popescu;^^ -54047;1364320635;Doffx;Lot of assumptions there. -54046;1364320657;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10899 BTC [+] -54045;1364320660;Chaang-Noi;the public ip could be a fake ip -54044;1364320687;MJR_;yes -54043;1364320691;Doffx;It assumes law enforcement also noticed this. -54042;1364320696;MJR_;or they could just be in a jurisdiction that gives two shits -54041;1364320730;Chaang-Noi;i hope to god it is in n korea -54040;1364320796;MJR_;think new zealand could be good enough -54039;1364320841;MJR_;mircea_popescu: not exactly "manipulating" but anyone who puts an order that large out there is probably not trying to just sell or buy, they would layer it and break it up so that it wasn't obviuos -54038;1364320846;mircea_popescu;so this takes out sr. -54037;1364320851;mircea_popescu;mpex is LITERALLY the one left. -54036;1364320855;mircea_popescu;dun dun dun -54035;1364320856;deadweasel;um, change IPs? -54034;1364320863;MJR_;or iSP -54033;1364320882;pizzaman1337;bit4x hasn't been hacked -54032;1364320889;mircea_popescu;MJR_ why shouldn't it be obvious ? -54031;1364320895;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 269 @ 0.000711 = 0.1913 BTC [+] -54030;1364320898;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 131 @ 0.000711 = 0.0931 BTC [+] -54029;1364320901;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 60 @ 0.000712 = 0.0427 BTC [+] -54028;1364320904;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 680 @ 0.000713 = 0.4848 BTC [+] -54027;1364320906;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1820 @ 0.000713 = 1.2977 BTC [+] -54026;1364320967;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 9 @ 0.10899 = 0.9809 BTC [+] -54025;1364321142;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.144 BTC [+] -54024;1364321166;smickles;< mircea_popescu> so this means in fact sr is either a honeypot or else has been under law enforcement scrutiny for months <<< probably since that initial address change -54023;1364321192;jcpham;never even visited it -54022;1364321237;smickles;i did a few times, but there wasn't ever anything worth buying -54021;1364321333;smickles;porn an laserpointers -54020;1364321334;Chaang-Noi;wall gone right? -54019;1364321376;smickles;the 80.01 one? -54018;1364321401;Chaang-Noi;no the 12000 at 77.5 -54017;1364321406;Chaang-Noi;taken down or eaten? -54016;1364321430;Chaang-Noi;i guess taken down, hmm -54015;1364321437;saulimus;I'd say taken down as well -54014;1364321457;Chaang-Noi;if only i had a million on gox :) -54013;1364321460;smickles;there wasn't that much volume recently, so taken down -54012;1364321469;Chaang-Noi;and backto 78 -54011;1364321479;Chaang-Noi;yeah vol is how i checked too -54010;1364321521;smickles;o.btc -54009;1364321586;smickles;$vwap oix -54008;1364321587;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 71.99677481 high: 78.31645607 low: 48.45538965 volume: 50180 btc: 4750.25972448 30 day: no data -54007;1364321617;Chaang-Noi;78.5 -54006;1364321643;Diablo-D3;!ticker -54005;1364321643;assbot;Hell, ain't we about more fucked than a whore at closin' time, huh? -54004;1364321646;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -54003;1364321646;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.00000, Best ask: 78.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.40000, Last trade: 78.00000, 24 hour volume: 68609.09897307, 24 hour low: 71.89779, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 76.15356 -54002;1364321652;Diablo-D3;OH COME ON -54001;1364321656;Diablo-D3;GO TO INFINITY ALREADY -54000;1364321659;Diablo-D3; -53999;1364321813;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74998 BTC [+] -53998;1364321852;Chaang-Noi;79 -53997;1364321893;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 14 @ 0.00499 = 0.0699 BTC [+] -53996;1364321896;Chaang-Noi;i see one share trade and im like wtf... then i remember that share is $50 -53995;1364321906;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1304 BTC [-] -53994;1364322347;KRS1;diablo are you expecting it to go up or something -53993;1364322364;KRS1;this is looking plateau-ish, isnt it? -53992;1364322382;KRS1;just curious, im no expert or anything -53991;1364322405;mircea_popescu; i did a few times, but there wasn't ever anything worth buying <<< i kept saying it's irrelevant but NO!!! DRUGS!!! SR BIGGER THAN MPEx!!!1 -53990;1364322427;Diablo-D3;KRS1: Im expecting it to go up, actually -53989;1364322468;KRS1;that would be nice...im trying to buy more, but on a dip at some point -53988;1364322489;smickles;mircea_popescu: remember when sr was down for 2 weeks, and it had no impact on bitcoin? -53987;1364322499;mircea_popescu;yes. -53986;1364322505;mircea_popescu;one of the reasons i was saying that. -53985;1364322506;MJR_;quick question, and don't laugh -53984;1364322518;MJR_;does coinbase have trouble when you SELL bitcoins on their site? -53983;1364322525;MJR_;or is it pretty much only on the buy side -53982;1364322548;deadweasel;smickles: was that when they got sql attacked or wahtever? -53981;1364322572;deadweasel;I used to think SR impact was large, I'd like to go look at the data for that period. -53980;1364322581;smickles;deadweasel: I don't think so. I believe they were idiopathicly offline -53979;1364322628;deadweasel;remember when it was? -53978;1364322644;smickles;and you probably used the think it was large because the media and all the people who didn't thake the time to research the topic kept saying it was 3/4 of the bitcoin economy -53977;1364322655;smickles;It was in november iirc -53976;1364322676;mircea_popescu;all the media = reditards -53975;1364322680;mircea_popescu;what media. -53974;1364322696;smickles;mircea_popescu's blog has an article written at the time, which documents the date -53973;1364322703;deadweasel;smickles: i think that's why I thought so too. i have some reditard in me, that much is obvious. -53972;1364322711;mircea_popescu;lol -53971;1364322717;smickles;mircea_popescu: what media? news publications and blogs -53970;1364322723;mircea_popescu;yeah yeah -53969;1364322728;mircea_popescu;deformedia. -53968;1364322779;deadweasel;I would like to find out how many SR users become bitcoin adopters. or if most of them just OD. -53967;1364322784;smickles;the news people were especially on about the relative size of sr when that senator was bitching about bitcoin -53966;1364322818;deadweasel;but i'll never know -53965;1364322819;smickles;well, i don't think too many drug users od... -53964;1364322851;mircea_popescu;lethal ods are really about as frequent as septicemia -53963;1364322858;KRS1;od figures are very low considering the number of users..dont ask me how i know guess i came across stats on that one day -53962;1364322885;smickles;especially since most drug users are either smokers or drinkers. but if we set that aside, most drug users are probably using pot, which takes thousands of pounds to od in -53961;1364322889;smickles;s/in/on/ -53960;1364322917;deadweasel;ok, the more important part is how many of the SR users turn to BTC as a whole, whether it be speculation, assets, whatever. -53959;1364322932;MJR_;;;goxlag -53958;1364322932;gribble;0 seconds -53957;1364322936;deadweasel;or do you think most pick up some BTC, get their stash, and do it again in a few weeks.... never realizing the power of BTC -53956;1364322947;mircea_popescu;deadweasel i don't think many really. -53955;1364322967;smickles;I'd bet it's a foot in the door. they may not start using BTC regularly right away, but it's psycologically addictive -53954;1364322985;deadweasel;don't i know it! -53953;1364322990;deadweasel;:D -53952;1364323016;smickles;like all the peeps who heard about bitcoin on 'Security Now' and ran a client for fun -53951;1364323029;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 11 @ 0.00499 = 0.0549 BTC [+] -53950;1364323033;smickles;then some months later btc was up to 30, and they took interest -53949;1364323145;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.0006361 = 0.5089 BTC [+] -53948;1364323147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00064816 = 1.8473 BTC [+] -53947;1364323451;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.465 BTC [+] -53946;1364323553;smickles;;;calc 31/(1-.6633) -53945;1364323554;gribble;92.0700920701 -53944;1364323563;smickles;nice -53943;1364323839;smickles;;;calc 1/(1-.09251) -53942;1364323839;gribble;1.10194051725 -53941;1364323849;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.09251) -53940;1364323849;gribble;82.6455387938 -53939;1364324064;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.07264594 BTC [+] -53938;1364324076;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.08527257 BTC [+] -53937;1364324082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00425029 = 3.4002 BTC [-] -53936;1364324197;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.07264) -53935;1364324197;gribble;80.8747412008 -53934;1364324291;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -53933;1364324411;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.73925 = 2.2178 BTC [-] -53932;1364324476;Bugpowder;"MPEx just sponsored hosting for bitcoinity. Definitely check it out!" -53931;1364324482;Bugpowder;noice -53930;1364324504;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.10899 = 0.218 BTC [+] -53929;1364324520;smickles;really? Bugpowder: was that one of those popup messages? -53928;1364324539;smickles;ooooh, mircea_popescu you sly dog -53927;1364324558;smickles;lol, link to dark themed mpex -53926;1364324645;MJR_;nice -53925;1364324696;Bugpowder;yeah, it popped up on bitcoinity -53924;1364324749;Bugpowder;bring back the coffee theme! -53923;1364324763;jurov;lol seems coinbr.live needs dark skin too nao -53922;1364324850;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10898 BTC [-] -53921;1364324898;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -53920;1364324945;mircea_popescu;haha i see ppl use bitcoinity -53919;1364325254;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34999 BTC [+] -53918;1364325437;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.004587 = 0.0459 BTC [+] -53917;1364325471;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00459 = 0.0459 BTC [+] -53916;1364325507;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00459 BTC [+] -53915;1364325680;mircea_popescu;actually i would say jurov;s truck looks even better in dark faq -53914;1364325687;smickles;http://courtroom-joke.pen.io/ -53913;1364325748;jurov;lol -53912;1364325777;KRS1;heh -53911;1364325796;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74998 BTC [+] -53910;1364325798;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74999 BTC [+] -53909;1364326391;thestrin1puller;good news everyone -53908;1364326396;thestrin1puller;we are all gonna get laid!!!! -53907;1364326406;thestrin1puller;thanks to popesci -53906;1364326410;thestrin1puller;popescu* -53905;1364326418;deadweasel;um, i'm already getting laid -53904;1364326427;deadweasel;but thanks! -53903;1364326442;cylta;thestrin1puller: why? -53902;1364326724;deadweasel;also, if you get romanian nymphos, use protection :) -53901;1364326758;deadweasel;;;ticker -53900;1364326758;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.01004, Best ask: 78.50001, Bid-ask spread: 0.48997, Last trade: 78.50001, 24 hour volume: 59775.07560411, 24 hour low: 72.60000, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 76.48701 -53899;1364326848;mircea_popescu;wait. wut ? -53898;1364326871;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -53897;1364326872;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -53896;1364326906;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:5d85a0d3d71fae1ea046dbcce6669c5252d0c741731614e7736ad361 -53895;1364326908;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -53894;1364326924;mircea_popescu;;;rate comboy 1 He's the Bitcoinity guy. -53893;1364326935;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user comboy has been recorded. -53892;1364326966;cylta;mircea_popescu: do you still sell accounts for 30 btc? =) -53891;1364327027;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -53890;1364327027;mircea_popescu;cylta yeah, reg fee is 30 btc. -53889;1364327041;mircea_popescu;happily the exchange rate is doing the work for me so i don't have to raise it. -53888;1364327051;cylta;it's 2.3k $ -53887;1364327089;mircea_popescu;kinda cheap huh. -53886;1364327090;KRS1;I'm a noob at this stuff, even after working with and mining BTC for almost 2 yrs now, can someone answer a question about OTC for me? -53885;1364327101;mircea_popescu;yes KRS1. also, don't ask to ask. jsut ask. -53884;1364327106;cylta;KRS1: sure, just ask it -53883;1364327116;Bugpowder;askwall at 75 now -53882;1364327124;Bugpowder;;;asks 75 -53881;1364327125;cylta;mircea_popescu: what is the total value of all asstes on mpex? -53880;1364327126;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0014 seconds -53879;1364327137;mircea_popescu;cylta like 1.3mn btc. -53878;1364327143;cylta;Bugpowder: mtgox x5 7.3039 @ 78.92499262 USD -53877;1364327150;KRS1;ok sorry bout that..so I 4000 btc for sale at 77.756 each on otc..I can buy from this guy at a discount (compared to current M.P.)? -53876;1364327158;KRS1;why would he want to sell at that price? -53875;1364327184;cylta;KRS1: he will not able to sell all amount because of low liquidity on market -53874;1364327184;Bugpowder;;;bids 75 -53873;1364327184;gribble;There are currently 8953.862 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 678866.343559 USD in total. | Data vintage: 58.5529 seconds -53872;1364327210;Bugpowder;cylta: feel free to use my fingerprint for a 5BTC discount on the signup fee :) -53871;1364327216;cylta;KRS1: so, it's profitable for him to sell just a bit below, because it will be more than he will get if he will sell at market price... market price is limited to 10 btc aprx. -53870;1364327232;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.46 = 1.38 BTC [-] -53869;1364327237;KRS1;oh i see..buys are a bit low in demand so he's trying to discount them to get rid of em at a good price without bringing market price down -53868;1364327243;cylta;Bugpowder: hehe =) I don't think that I will ever be so self confident, that I will able to make more than 2.3k$ on trading. -53867;1364327257;cylta;KRS1: right -53866;1364327257;KRS1;thanks! -53865;1364327270;cylta;KRS1: but buying such amount now... it's very risky. -53864;1364327275;jborkl;you won a seat on the MPEX echange , which has inherent value -53863;1364327276;KRS1;funny biz ya'll are in. -53862;1364327281;jborkl;own -53861;1364327283;jborkl;not won -53860;1364327292;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4531 = 2.2655 BTC [-] -53859;1364327298;KRS1;love what you are doing here mp -53858;1364327308;mircea_popescu;;) -53857;1364327311;cylta;jborkl: as I know, you can't sell it -53856;1364327317;jborkl;why not -53855;1364327322;Bugpowder_;sell your private key -53854;1364327327;cylta;jborkl: I mean whole account, so it does not cost it any more -53853;1364327336;jborkl;yes you could -53852;1364327340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00449999 = 4.5 BTC [+] -53851;1364327355;jborkl;mp goes by key , not by name -53850;1364327362;Bugpowder_;I must say, buying a seat on MPEX was the second best decision I made in bitcoinlyfe -53849;1364327390;cylta;Bugpowder_: did you earn enough to pay back for it price? -53848;1364327398;mircea_popescu;ahaha -53847;1364327401;mircea_popescu;time for the ponzigraph ? -53846;1364327407;Bugpowder_;I am up about 200BTC today alone -53845;1364327410;jborkl;He owns a seat on the exchange, which has appreciated in value -53844;1364327412;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.453 BTC [-] -53843;1364327425;Bugpowder_;so yes -53842;1364327433;cylta;Bugpowder_: what are you doing? just buying low selling high? -53841;1364327437;Bugpowder_;options -53840;1364327446;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -53839;1364327447;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.49000, Best ask: 77.80434, Bid-ask spread: 0.31434, Last trade: 77.80434, 24 hour volume: 60634.32567194, 24 hour low: 72.60000, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 76.51197 -53838;1364327449;Bugpowder_;I also have traded all the securities -53837;1364327452;cylta;Bugpowder_: selling or buying? -53836;1364327457;Bugpowder_;I have done it all -53835;1364327474;Bugpowder_;futures, diff futures, the CDO offering, the S.BBET IPO -53834;1364327487;cylta;Bugpowder_: okay, does it mean that other people at mpex loose 200btc? -53833;1364327508;Bugpowder_;Not necessarily. If the value of a security goes up, then everyone wins -53832;1364327521;Bugpowder_;for options, those are zero sum -53831;1364327529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00449999 = 4.5 BTC [+] -53830;1364327529;Bugpowder_;the MPOE bond holders pay -53829;1364327554;Bugpowder_;but MPOE has averaged 12% return on equity per month -53828;1364327558;Bugpowder_;since inception -53827;1364327582;cylta;Bugpowder_: okay. probably i'm just too stupid to understand all this things... -53826;1364327590;KRS1;same.. -53825;1364327593;Bugpowder_;All in, the MPEX account fee is probably <1% of total personal profits so far. -53824;1364327599;smickles;drat. my daughter found out how to have the printer give a test page -53823;1364327619;KRS1;I bet its safe to say bugpowder has lost a coin or two as he was learning.. -53822;1364327632;Bugpowder_;I've lost hundreds in a few hours -53821;1364327641;smickles;i suspect Bugpowder_ is ahead overall -53820;1364327643;Bugpowder_;buying puts on a dip -53819;1364327644;KRS1;which is easy with options? -53818;1364327663;jurov;cylta, there's also coinbr.com, almost as good as having mpex acct directly -53817;1364327672;Bugpowder_;But in the S.BBET IPO, I flipped about 200BTC into 400BTC in about 20 minutes. -53816;1364327684;smickles;i'll vouch for coinbr, it's a good service -53815;1364327687;mircea_popescu;that ipo was wild. -53814;1364327690;KRS1;wow.. -53813;1364327692;Bugpowder_;cylta, if you have <500BTC to invest, I'd stick to coiner. -53812;1364327698;Bugpowder_;coinbr -53811;1364327701;cylta;jurov: thanks, I already was there but they offering limited usability afaik -53810;1364327726;smickles;coiner, lol. that sounds like a bad word -53809;1364327746;jurov;yea but wwe can do anything that doesn't have the interface there manually on request -53808;1364327759;smickles;mircea_popescu, you're just one of those *coiners*. go back in your hole -53807;1364327765;KRS1;bugpowder- thanks sounds like sound advic -53806;1364327770;jurov;cylta, or is the prob somewhere else? -53805;1364328251;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.73924998 = 5.1747 BTC [-] -53804;1364328612;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.453 BTC [-] -53803;1364329690;taub;what does an exchange seat do Bugpowder_ -53802;1364329693;taub;and how much is it -53801;1364329740;Bugpowder_;you can trade directly on MPEx -53800;1364329743;Bugpowder_;It's 30BTC. -53799;1364329748;Bugpowder_;or 25BTC with referral -53798;1364329761;Bugpowder_;otherwise, use coinbr -53797;1364329790;Bugpowder_;I should get paid for this PR job I'm doing here. -53796;1364329960;taub;:) -53795;1364330001;jurov;Bugpowder_: you can. just get a coinbr affiliate link :) -53794;1364330043;Bugpowder_;ah! -53793;1364330067;taub;option depth is really non existant -53792;1364330078;Bugpowder_;wait a minute -53791;1364330082;Bugpowder_;bot is updating -53790;1364330095;Bugpowder_;depth is basically unlimited -53789;1364330102;Bugpowder_;if you are willing to pay the premium -53788;1364330197;taub;prolly should read that book on options -53787;1364330202;taub;but sounds interesting -53786;1364330217;smickles;what is with mpoebot recently, i've been noticing more time when it's not offering -53785;1364330225;taub;mpex really could use a facelift -53784;1364330242;taub;doesnt really work on prmoting itself either! -53783;1364330242;smickles;taub: consider that that website is not mpex -53782;1364330255;jurov;taub, have you seen dark version? http://mpex.co/?r=1 -53781;1364330266;jurov;that's as much facelift as we'll ever get -53780;1364330271;taub;black as my soul :) -53779;1364330273;smickles;mpex is the exchange, it's not like the nyse tradefloor has a web portal -53778;1364330273;taub;haha ok -53777;1364330312;jborkl;MPEX could not be easier to use, once you learn how to use it -53776;1364330313;jurov;but i guess, if someone creates nifty css for it, i can serve it on mpex.coinbr.com -53775;1364330329;Bugpowder_;I liked the coffee theme with the rounded edges. -53774;1364330348;Bugpowder_;taub, mpoe bot has been flaky the last few days -53773;1364330350;Bugpowder_;not sure why -53772;1364330365;Bugpowder_;if you wait around for 15 minutes, bid and asks will probably show up -53771;1364330374;Bugpowder_;1000 contracts at each strike -53770;1364330377;jurov;overloaded by the volatility, its model converges slowly? -53769;1364330413;Bugpowder_;maybe? frankly I'm surprised its not out of captial -53768;1364330417;Bugpowder_;400,000 contracts -53767;1364330419;Bugpowder_;traded -53766;1364330430;Bugpowder_;probably strong skew to long BTC -53765;1364330430;jurov;or the slave girls can't keep up :) -53764;1364330450;smickles;well, it's capital is mpbor + mircea's wallet -53763;1364330465;Bugpowder_;is it still? -53762;1364330471;Bugpowder_;I thought its just mpbor now -53761;1364330476;smickles;yeah, he's 'lender of last resort' -53760;1364330479;Bugpowder_;still? -53759;1364330486;smickles;i didn't think it changed -53758;1364330494;jurov;it didn't happen so often recently, but he's still there -53757;1364330505;Bugpowder_;maybe he needs to add funds -53756;1364330524;smickles;well buy my offerings if mpoebot isn't there -53755;1364330561;jurov;anyway seems it arrived -53754;1364330562;Bugpowder_;taub Bot is back, check now -53753;1364330620;smickles;got my new laptop-bought-with-bitcoins -53752;1364330632;smickles;named it "Lappy9001" -53751;1364330635;Bugpowder_;congrats! from where? -53750;1364330649;Bugpowder_;I'm still waiting on a shipment for over 2 weeks from bitcoinstore.com -53749;1364330650;smickles;Bugpowder_: bitcoinstore -53748;1364330659;Bugpowder_;I think something got fucked up -53747;1364330666;smickles;was it on backorder? -53746;1364330730;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 2 @ 0.60574691 = 1.2115 BTC [+] -53745;1364330760;jurov;^ selling a bit of my stash every day -53744;1364330770;smickles;;;calc 31/(1-.6057) -53743;1364330770;gribble;78.6203398428 -53742;1364330771;Bugpowder_;It was in stock -53741;1364330876;taub;whose bot is it that puts up the options? :D -53740;1364330884;taub;mpoe bot -53739;1364330909;smickles;mpoebot and soebot -53738;1364330925;smickles;soebot is much smaller than mpoebot -53737;1364330947;deadweasel;Bugpowder_: you got that affiliate link/ invitation code for CoinBr? -53736;1364330977;deadweasel;I want to check it out, and I want you to get paid for all your PR. -53735;1364331047;jurov;heh. no other user around? -53734;1364331054;Bugpowder_;heyyyy -53733;1364331061;Bugpowder_;let me make an account first :) -53732;1364331067;Bugpowder_;5 minutes... -53731;1364331076;kakobrekla;O_o -53730;1364331088;smickles;i think we see fail soon -53729;1364331091;jurov;... and fund it. no refcode access without funding :D -53728;1364331101;Bugpowder_;yah sure -53727;1364331108;kakobrekla;and paying monthly fee -53726;1364331109;kakobrekla;? -53725;1364331123;jurov;or maybe i can give you special evangelist account? -53724;1364331178;deadweasel;give him special account -53723;1364331194;deadweasel;special account that charges more fees :) -53722;1364331224;deadweasel;jurov, how many users you have on coinbr nowadays? -53721;1364331224;jurov;but can't he earn more than 1BTC/year, srsly? -53720;1364331244;Bugpowder_;heh -53719;1364331245;deadweasel;i probably can't, Bugpowder_ can. -53718;1364331252;taub;what does the T and N mean at the end of the option names? -53717;1364331259;Bugpowder_;depends on my pr skillz -53716;1364331259;Bugpowder_;THIS month NEXT month -53715;1364331264;jurov;T expire this month , N next -53714;1364331276;taub;ok, but you can exercise them anytime right -53713;1364331290;Bugpowder_;yes -53712;1364331297;Bugpowder_;at 24hprc -53711;1364331297;jurov;yes. just usually its' better to sell to mpoebot than exercise -53710;1364331306;taub;k -53709;1364331315;Bugpowder_;I think always better to sell to bot -53708;1364331320;taub;yea 24h price seems to make it hard to use for short term speculation -53707;1364331323;Bugpowder_;but sometimes bot is down -53706;1364331359;kakobrekla;how come bot is taking the hit -53705;1364331402;jurov;http://bitbet.us/bet/39/network-difficulty-under-6-million/ paid ... and i made over 6btc \o/ -53704;1364331420;kakobrekla;i should use that site more -53703;1364331422;deadweasel;!!!! awesome -53702;1364331628;jurov;smickles what? u wanna beer? -53701;1364331664;smickles;I'll take a beer :D -53700;1364331691;benkay;manhattan por moi -53699;1364331700;Bugpowder__;Stone IPA plz -53698;1364331713;smickles;;;gpg info smickles -53697;1364331713;deadweasel;mcallens 12 pls -53696;1364331713;gribble;User 'smickles', with keyid EA62D7CEB2450C3F, fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6, registered on Mon Jun 20 12:24:35 2011. http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=smickles . Currently not authenticated. -53695;1364331727;Bugpowder__;Anyone interested in a Vegas meetup at some point? -53694;1364331741;smickles;I am if I can get away for a weekend -53693;1364331749;smickles;vegas is 8hrs away in a car -53692;1364331783;Bugpowder__;I was thinking of getting a suite at the Aria with some friends that I got into bitcoin -53691;1364331787;jurov;anyone else wants a beer? -53690;1364331790;Bugpowder__;after cashing out a bit. -53689;1364331803;deadweasel;i'm also 3000 miles away -53688;1364331829;Bugpowder__;send beer here : 15P1P2XXtB3ANXzKM9a3WsAYwWBQMQS8S8 -53687;1364331878;smickles;sweet, thanks jurov :D -53686;1364331888;deadweasel;send single malt here: 1GdtkZzhZTzBssUq6bnE27cz4rv5SJ4sr5 -53685;1364331893;deadweasel;:D -53684;1364331907;benkay;makers here: 1PKN13yoE1djfh7c4frx5kjiUhTRABkCxZ -53683;1364331932;deadweasel;Bugpowder__: got that evangelist account link yet? -53682;1364331943;taub;1CbcoatRNRj3tGY9G6nXqf143o8Vzd4rmA cheers -53681;1364331948;jurov;he did not ask. but got a beer instead -53680;1364331986;Bugpowder__;I'm getting drunk off this 6pack -53679;1364331993;Bugpowder__;tonight -53678;1364332005;jurov;cheers! round closed. -53677;1364332008;Bugpowder__;I sent funds... waiting for it -53676;1364332041;deadweasel;Bugpowder__: np, thanks! just msg me when you get it, i'l use it when I get home. -53675;1364332050;deadweasel;jurov, thanks! -53674;1364332062;taub;ty -53673;1364332100;jurov;basically the bet was a hedge to back iDiff-O offering -53672;1364332134;jurov;but things went lucky so that diff law low when iDiff expired and jumped up before the bet resolved -53671;1364332144;jurov;so, free money :) -53670;1364332186;Bugpowder__;heheh -53669;1364332365;jurov;btw, your depiosit was credited -53668;1364332393;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.7381 BTC [-] -53667;1364332395;kakobrekla;was it credited with the beer money? :) -53666;1364332417;Bugpowder__;jurov: how do I find the referral code -53665;1364332420;deadweasel;I love your BETA mermaid! -53664;1364332427;jurov;click on Profile -53663;1364332429;Bugpowder__;kewl, you can order anything on coiner! -53662;1364332449;kakobrekla;i had a beta fish -53661;1364332454;kakobrekla;never turned humanish -53660;1364332460;jurov;mp should prolly replace NAT.ROUTERS with S.BEER -53659;1364332465;Bugpowder__;deadweasel: Invite code is t1vLT2E7SK -53658;1364332475;Bugpowder__;anyone else feel free to use it! -53657;1364332484;Bugpowder__;so I can get rich -53656;1364332492;Bugpowder__;off the labors of others. -53655;1364332516;jurov;u filthy rentier -53654;1364332548;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34999 BTC [+] -53653;1364332577;Bugpowder__;Noice.... 2 factor auth -53652;1364332586;Bugpowder__;via google or wallet -53651;1364332592;Bugpowder__;5 starts -53650;1364332595;Bugpowder__;stars -53649;1364332663;deadweasel;Bugpowder__: thanks! -53648;1364332713;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74998 BTC [-] -53647;1364332749;jurov;deadweasel, the plan is for mermaid to stay: http://bitcoin-assets.com/static/coinbr-248x50.png -53646;1364332794;deadweasel;jurov: just funded my account. nice I like the logo! -53645;1364332801;MJR_;i like the mermaid -53644;1364332845;jurov;but it's also warning, don't heed the calls of the sirens :) -53643;1364332902;MJR_;yes -53642;1364332908;deadweasel;strap me to the mast with rope, plug your ears with seaweed, and ROW ON! -53641;1364332916;MJR_;i had all my friends stuff wax in their ears, but i just tied myself to the mast -53640;1364332926;deadweasel;wax -53639;1364332933;MJR_;you beat me -53638;1364332941;MJR_;high five for odyssey references -53637;1364332953;deadweasel;o/ -53636;1364333171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7431 @ 0.00063815 = 4.7421 BTC [-] -53635;1364333171;deadweasel;To all passthrough operators: Have your largest gains come from IPO offerings? -53634;1364333931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6419 @ 0.00063815 = 4.0963 BTC [-] -53633;1364333931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15184 @ 0.00064816 = 9.8417 BTC [+] -53632;1364334312;mircea_popescu; MPEX could not be easier to use, once you learn how to use it <<< this. -53631;1364334421;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10895 BTC [+] -53630;1364334453;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009989 BTC [-] -53629;1364334465;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.07287477 BTC [+] -53628;1364334658;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.07282198 BTC [-] -53627;1364334764;deadweasel;dub... i just know how to enjoy it, not spell it. -53626;1364334819;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 27 @ 0.74001 = 19.9803 BTC [-] -53625;1364334822;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -53624;1364334862;Bugpowder__;nobody taking me up on the asicminer offer -53623;1364334867;Bugpowder__;i wonder why? -53622;1364334874;deadweasel;what's your offer? -53621;1364334899;deadweasel;also isn't AM rather over-valued now that they are paying themselves? -53620;1364334901;Bugpowder__;loan me your shares -53619;1364334909;Bugpowder__;I pay you 1.05x dividends -53618;1364334914;deadweasel;oh, my bad. ain't got none. -53617;1364334916;Bugpowder__;and give the shares back -53616;1364334922;Bugpowder__;in a month or two -53615;1364334927;deadweasel;but I did use your affiliate link. -53614;1364334930;Bugpowder__;tx -53613;1364335055;dub;deadweasel: yeah pretty good stuff, I've got one of the oaked expression s -53612;1364335095;deadweasel;is that the 10 year fine oak? -53611;1364335116;jcpham;what is the asicminer offer -53610;1364335123;deadweasel;i had that last, good stuff. but then I had the 12, and remembered why it's more. -53609;1364335126;Bugpowder__;"WARNING: This OP's account was well known and active on the Something Awful forums, in the anti-bitcoin threads in both GBS and YOSPOS (the username was changed recently). Everything /u/PaidGovernmentShill is saying should be treated with extreme skepticism until ample proof is given." -53608;1364335136;Bugpowder__;maybe SR is not exposed. -53607;1364335163;deadweasel;jcpham: offer to lend Bugpowder__ your AM shares, he pays you 1.05x divs -53606;1364335167;dub;deadweasel: not sure -53605;1364335174;deadweasel;they grey box? -53604;1364335186;deadweasel;s/they/the -53603;1364335258;mircea_popescu;lmao -53602;1364335267;mircea_popescu;don't tell me somethingbawful is stupid enough to imagine -53601;1364335273;mircea_popescu;"they shall crash bitcoin and save the day" -53600;1364335277;mircea_popescu;by means of reddit posting -53599;1364335283;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 8 @ 0.05118997 = 0.4095 BTC [-] -53598;1364335290;deadweasel;time to leave work. adios y'all! keep makin' money! -53597;1364335315;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.07284474 BTC [+] -53596;1364335376;dub;deadweasel: I think this one http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-11812.aspx -53595;1364335589;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 7 @ 0.05055601 = 0.3539 BTC [-] -53594;1364335846;smickles;;;calc 75/1.05055 -53593;1364335847;gribble;71.3911760506 -53592;1364335900;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.07324674 BTC [+] -53591;1364335975;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 7 @ 0.05005851 = 0.3504 BTC [-] -53590;1364336239;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.744 BTC [+] -53589;1364336241;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.743 BTC [-] -53588;1364336243;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.742 BTC [-] -53587;1364336245;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.741 BTC [-] -53586;1364336247;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -53585;1364336249;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73801 BTC [-] -53584;1364336252;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.738 BTC [-] -53583;1364336254;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7191 BTC [-] -53582;1364336256;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.695 = 1.39 BTC [-] -53581;1364336258;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.6502 = 13.004 BTC [-] -53580;1364336260;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.6501 BTC [-] -53579;1364336263;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.6501 = 1.9503 BTC [-] -53578;1364336265;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.65 BTC [-] -53577;1364336267;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.61002 = 1.8301 BTC [-] -53576;1364336270;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -53575;1364336272;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 19 @ 0.6 = 11.4 BTC [-] -53574;1364336274;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.59998 BTC [-] -53573;1364336474;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.7056 = 1.4112 BTC [-] -53572;1364336475;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.7 = 2.1 BTC [-] -53571;1364336495;Bugpowder__;WELL THEN -53570;1364336522;Bugpowder__;so much for borrowing asicminer and selling for .85 -53569;1364336544;dub;yo, anyone want to borrow some asicminer? -53568;1364336571;KRS1;bugpowder: do you have a link to your asicminer offer? -53567;1364336645;dub;;;bc,nethash -53566;1364336646;gribble;51891.838511036272 -53565;1364336670;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.69999 BTC [+] -53564;1364336696;Bugpowder__;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=158780.msg1677534#msg1677534 -53563;1364336713;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -53562;1364336722;KRS1;borrow some asicminer? -53561;1364336822;toffoo;Bugpowder__: I've been thinking about replying to your offer -53560;1364336838;Bugpowder__;I'm thinking about cancelling it -53559;1364336846;Bugpowder__;act fast! -53558;1364336851;Bugpowder__;:) -53557;1364336877;toffoo;i guess there's still some bids on bitfunder, -53556;1364336903;toffoo;but with all the manual movements, pt creatations, etc. you probably won't be able to do anything too fast -53555;1364336904;KRS1;i don't know enough about this, im still trying to structure my investment -53554;1364336927;Bugpowder__;I'd rather just deal with existing PT funds -53553;1364336940;Bugpowder__;than ASICMINER itself -53552;1364336942;toffoo;right, i'd have to create them, i got the real things -53551;1364336944;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -53550;1364336944;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.39000, Best ask: 77.44000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 77.39000, 24 hour volume: 58618.02997539, 24 hour low: 73.11000, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 76.81664 -53549;1364336977;ThickAsThieves;I leave you guys for a few hours and you can't even get the price to 80? cmon -53548;1364336986;Bugpowder__;yah I'll do bitfunder still -53547;1364336994;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -53546;1364336998;gribble;Current Blocks: 228159 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1664 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 8 hours, 2 minutes, and 58 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6975914.74409 | Estimated Percent Change: 4.18303 -53545;1364337001;dub;buttfunder is even harder than btct -53544;1364337028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00063516 = 0.6352 BTC [-] -53543;1364337030;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00062873 = 4.5269 BTC [-] -53542;1364337038;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder__ late :D -53541;1364337049;dub;you need a weex account, tickle ukyo's balls, expose yourself to serial scamee DT -53540;1364337057;Bugpowder__;blah -53539;1364337086;Bugpowder__;hmmm they have puts on the price though -53538;1364337087;Bugpowder__;heheh -53537;1364337092;Bugpowder__;maybe I'll just do that -53536;1364337123;Bugpowder__;nah -53535;1364337136;Bugpowder__;not enough liquidity to make it worth it -53534;1364337136;Ukto;dub: how is bitfunder hard? -53533;1364337162;Ukto;and wha serial scams are you refering to ? -53532;1364337191;ThickAsThieves;jokes -53531;1364337193;dub;don't you need an acct on weex to use bf? -53530;1364337214;Ukto;correct. what about that is "hard"? unless clicking some buttons is "difficult" -53529;1364337234;dub;well its an extra account to have for no appreciable reason -53528;1364337242;Ukto;there are many reasons -53527;1364337251;Ukto;ranging from security and so on -53526;1364337258;dub;lol -53525;1364337271;mircea_popescu;Ukto what's your take on the entire fincen thing btw ? -53524;1364337274;mircea_popescu;re weex -53523;1364337279;Ukto;mircea_popescu: its great news. -53522;1364337280;Ukto;doestne ffect weex -53521;1364337286;Ukto;weex is not in the us -53520;1364337288;Ukto;its AU -53519;1364337296;dub;also you have to trust some guy with an anime avatar.. sheesh -53518;1364337312;Ukto;dub: evil world dominating anime avatar -53517;1364337313;Ukto;:) -53516;1364337318;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu have you said anything about fincen yet? -53515;1364337320;Ukto;fincen has shown it will not make an enemy of bitcoin and specified how to do it legal -53514;1364337339;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner yes. i have said "here is fincen saying what I said back in october and all the reddit "lawyers" laughed at" -53513;1364337420;Lyspooner;what did you say in october -53512;1364337422;mircea_popescu;they should bake me pies. -53511;1364337472;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/ -53510;1364337677;Ukto;well, they require licensing if your a us based exchange. -53509;1364337679;Ukto;thats really about it -53508;1364337704;Ukto;they tried to touch on directly selling ecurrenc for $$ (local/direct trades) -53507;1364337709;Ukto;but they cant really enforce it. -53506;1364337718;Ukto;i think it was put in there to make someone shut up -53505;1364337724;Ukto;who was bothering them -53504;1364337725;Ukto;:P -53503;1364337741;MJR_;fuck that was a boring day -53502;1364337747;Ukto;its like how copying vhs's was illegal -53501;1364337779;MJR_;yes, exactly -53500;1364337901;benkay;and let's be real here for a half damn second if you want to play in this space in the us it means licensing -53499;1364337930;benkay;anyone who says otherwise and tries to operate out of the us will likely get their face stomped in -53498;1364337951;toffoo;eventually -53497;1364337953;benkay;you'll note that most people in the space are operating from *outside* the us -53496;1364337971;benkay;there are some idiots here who are doing things to some degree or another -53495;1364337978;benkay;but nobody playing in the big bad scawwy assets space -53494;1364337997;benkay;herr popescu aside but see above -53493;1364338251;Bugpowder__;77.5 eaten -53492;1364338295;Bowjob;;;ticker -53491;1364338295;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.77125, Best ask: 77.98000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20875, Last trade: 77.98000, 24 hour volume: 60339.76121126, 24 hour low: 73.11000, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 76.84286 -53490;1364338332;_Cristian;benkay: what's with popescu? -53489;1364338351;benkay;_Cristian what about? -53488;1364338373;_Cristian;you mentioned him earlier and I was curious to find out more -53487;1364338384;benkay;you must be blue here -53486;1364338387;benkay;http://mpex.co -53485;1364338389;benkay;his shop[ -53484;1364338390;Bugpowder__;Ukto, so if I buy puts on ASICMINER on bitfunder. When I execute the puts, do I get the difference between the last price and the strike price or what? -53483;1364338406;benkay;bugpowder it's a 24hr vwap -53482;1364338414;benkay;iirc -53481;1364338415;Bugpowder__;;;ticker -53480;1364338416;mircea_popescu;haha 24hr vwap ftw. -53479;1364338418;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.12474, Best ask: 78.20340, Bid-ask spread: 0.07866, Last trade: 78.12474, 24 hour volume: 60030.23352097, 24 hour low: 73.11000, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 76.85850 -53478;1364338421;_Cristian;benkay: and is it trustworthy? -53477;1364338422;Bugpowder__;78.5 -53476;1364338435;benkay;_Cristian you have to make that call on your own -53475;1364338439;Bugpowder__;sup tiberiusiv -53474;1364338475;mircea_popescu;"A cat can survive fall from height of hundreds of Cheap Ray Bans Glasses feet." -53473;1364338480;mircea_popescu;today i learned. -53472;1364338551;benkay;did you read about the guy running loads of free porn sites to drive up pageviews on his health sites for impressionfraud? -53471;1364338563;benkay;itty bitty little iframes all over the porn sites -53470;1364338601;Ukto;Bugpowder__: sorry in depth programming atm -53469;1364338604;benkay;programmed to make 1 visitor to the porn site look like 1 visitor exploring the other sites -53468;1364338631;Ukto;Bugpowder__: if you execute a put, you get (amount) * (strike price[aka trade price]) -53467;1364338636;Ukto;or you get amount -53466;1364338640;Ukto;depending on if its a call or a put -53465;1364338649;Bugpowder__;Do I need to own shares to buy a put? -53464;1364338687;Bugpowder__;or to exercise a put? -53463;1364338726;Bugpowder__;HERE WE GO -53462;1364338776;Bowjob;i got richer while i slept -53461;1364338778;Bowjob;mhm -53460;1364338785;kakobrekla;go back to sleep -53459;1364338803;Bowjob;i know, i should be sleeping normally at this hour -53458;1364338804;Bowjob;:/ -53457;1364338831;Bowjob;UPS charged me an exorbitant fee for my headphones, grr -53456;1364338924;Namworld;How much richer? -53455;1364339025;Bowjob;not much like you guys, only have a few btc -53454;1364339062;Namworld;Good enough -53453;1364339149;Bowjob;but that $21.00 brokerage stung. wtf -53452;1364339247;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 2 @ 0.07590368 = 0.1518 BTC [+] -53451;1364339274;benkay;whatchoo talkin about bowjob? -53450;1364339280;benkay;broker fees on coinbr? -53449;1364339282;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.699 = 2.097 BTC [-] -53448;1364339300;Bowjob;nah, UPS.. I got something shipped -53447;1364339311;Bowjob;If it was USPS there wouldnt be brokerage -53446;1364339469;benkay;what do you mean by brokerage? -53445;1364339482;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [+] -53444;1364339485;benkay;the shipping cost? -53443;1364339492;dub;he left -53442;1364339502;benkay;well. -53441;1364339505;dub;possibly customs brokerage though -53440;1364339776;dub;theres an insidious form of idiot tax I've encountered where customs try to push you through a brokerage to pay sales tax -53439;1364339972;Bugpowder__;;;bids 75 -53438;1364339973;gribble;There are currently 11005.086 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 834370.275355 USD in total. | Data vintage: 15.6584 seconds -53437;1364339978;Bugpowder__;pressure is building.... -53436;1364340103;Namworld;yeah -53435;1364340109;Namworld;lotta pressure... -53434;1364340211;benkay;chart? -53433;1364340298;jurov;Bugpowder__: you can keep the tesla. http://www.wired.com/autopia/2013/03/mercedes-benz-sls-electric/#slideid-56056 -53432;1364340335;Bugpowder__;need space for the carseat. -53431;1364340387;dub;as are european ones -53430;1364340394;Lyspooner;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1b2diz/bitcoinica_liquidation_it_is_likely_that_any/ -53429;1364340422;benkay;us market topped in july -53428;1364340425;benkay;'11 -53427;1364340431;benkay;btc bubble popped in oct -53426;1364340456;Bugpowder__;US market has not topped yet -53425;1364340523;dub;not sure that was related to any market -53424;1364340539;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -53423;1364340557;Bugpowder__;BTC is pretty uncorrleated I would say -53422;1364340568;dub;other than the one that got hacked, had all its coins sold off and destroyed confidence in btc in generall -53421;1364340624;jurov;us is irrelevent -53420;1364340637;jurov;everyone waits for govt to verify them -53419;1364340645;jurov;it's drive by eu atm -53418;1364340705;benkay;listen to the orthodoxy -53417;1364340736;jurov;so this rally last 2 weeks is caused by usd doing something? -53416;1364340911;jurov;there should have been a peak in also 2009 then, no? -53415;1364340934;jurov;..er..2010 i mean -53414;1364340984;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 100 @ 0.65 = 65 BTC [-] -53413;1364340987;jurov;so you are shorting, right? -53412;1364341021;Bugpowder__;looks like you are having trouble predicting the past -53411;1364341126;jurov;now why do you think that is? -53410;1364341216;jborkl;so by your terms, bitcoin will stop going up when the fed stops printing money, which will be never -53409;1364341277;jborkl;both US stocks and BTC will top out roughly the same time -53408;1364341289;jurov;and where else will the money go to, then? -53407;1364341290;jborkl;that is what you said, which is patently wrong -53406;1364341323;jurov;the herd will start buying usg bonds? puhleaze -53405;1364341352;jborkl;800 million market cap for bitcoins, in the world economy is exactly shit -53404;1364341365;jborkl;.000000001 percent -53403;1364341374;jborkl;maybe less -53402;1364341395;jborkl;lol, ok w\e -53401;1364341421;jborkl;network hash rate is more important and adoption -53400;1364341443;jurov;what fundamentals it did have? -53399;1364341445;jborkl;Friday is coming up- worried about your options? -53398;1364341478;jborkl;does not matter to me -53397;1364341505;Lyspooner;how many of the 60,000 75puts did mircea_popescu buy? -53396;1364341509;jurov;certainly did not have an adoption in 2011 -53395;1364341542;jborkl;dollar liquidity is a oxymoron -53394;1364341564;jurov;how can dollar liquidity tighten i current situation, i ask again? -53393;1364341603;jurov;and 2012 was adoption by scammers, real business adoption started only in recent months -53392;1364341614;jborkl;pointless argument, deflactionary currency compared to static supply -53391;1364341628;jborkl;deflationay -53390;1364341633;jborkl;nm -53389;1364341645;jurov;but how will credit contract? all these bad mortgages will magically get repaid? -53388;1364341668;jurov;or bernanke will burn heaps of usd bannotes? -53387;1364341669;jborkl;add more 0'z to world debt -53386;1364341678;jborkl;0's -53385;1364341707;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.7 = 4.9 BTC [+] -53384;1364341717;jurov;ELI5 what is the credit contraction you're esposuing -53383;1364341734;Diablo-D3;yeah but tiberiusiv -53382;1364341740;Diablo-D3;you're forgetting one thing -53381;1364341753;Diablo-D3;no one cares about the dollar anymore -53380;1364341756;Diablo-D3;tiberiusiv: WRONG -53379;1364341762;Diablo-D3;WRONG WRONG WRONG -53378;1364341767;jborkl;lol, I am out -53377;1364341773;Diablo-D3;he does NOT report to the treasury -53376;1364341781;Diablo-D3;the federal reserve is NOT part of the treasury -53375;1364341801;Diablo-D3;[05:48:50] bernanke can only create dollars as long as the treasury market lets him. -53374;1364341802;TheSeven;this channel is tripping my spam protection bot's flooding threshold :P -53373;1364341803;Diablo-D3;you said this -53372;1364341805;TheSeven;BOMB market? :P -53371;1364341807;Diablo-D3;[05:48:50] bernanke can only create dollars as long as the treasury market lets him. -53370;1364341809;jurov;"Credit contractions are attempts to minimize or limit the amount of credit that is currently available to consumers." <<< but it's NOT possible anymore -53369;1364341809;Diablo-D3;thats what you said -53368;1364341846;Diablo-D3;the federal reserve does not issue bonds, so I dont understand what you're getting at -53367;1364341847;jborkl;they can't stop , or the bond traders don't get paid $20 mil for the year -53366;1364341856;jborkl;so, they don't give a shit -53365;1364341867;Diablo-D3;bernake reports to the 5 largest banks in the world -53364;1364341874;Diablo-D3;(which also happen to be the 5 largest banks in the US) -53363;1364341897;Diablo-D3;tiberiusiv: no, if he doesn't do what hes told by the federal reserve board he is fired and replaced -53362;1364341906;Diablo-D3;the 5 largest banks tell him to keep printing money illegally -53361;1364341921;Diablo-D3;the federal reserve does not have authorization from the US Federal government to print money -53360;1364341957;jurov;i repeat, bernanke can't get away with not extending credit anymore -53359;1364341965;jborkl;and who exactly rates AAA credit? LOLOLOL -53358;1364341971;jborkl;fail -53357;1364341975;jborkl;fail -53356;1364341994;Diablo-D3;lol -53355;1364342005;Diablo-D3;the two largest bond rater agencies are afraid of lowering the US credit rating -53354;1364342014;Bugpowder__;"21.19 Cyprus Finance Minister Michael Sarris has said uninsured Laika depositors could face an 80pc haircut, and might have to wait up to seven years for a payout." -53353;1364342016;Diablo-D3;they dont want to die -53352;1364342019;ThickAsThieves;worst thing about putting someone on ignore is when no one else does -53351;1364342025;Bugpowder__;80% HAIRCUT -53350;1364342030;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: you ignored tiberiusiv? -53349;1364342040;ThickAsThieves;i go back and forth -53348;1364342049;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: well, I did too -53347;1364342059;ThickAsThieves;when i dont understand whats going on i have to turn him back on -53346;1364342073;Diablo-D3;tiberiusiv refuses to read the constitution -53345;1364342076;Diablo-D3;thats not my problem -53344;1364342090;jborkl;US is not AAA - fail -53343;1364342099;jborkl;AA outlook negative -53342;1364342103;jborkl;fail -53341;1364342118;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -53340;1364342119;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6940247.63172 based on data since last change | 7288653.72639 based on data for last three days -53339;1364342123;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -53338;1364342123;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.49000, Best ask: 78.49001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 78.49001, 24 hour volume: 61542.22530806, 24 hour low: 73.11000, 24 hour high: 79.72001, 24 hour vwap: 76.94045 -53337;1364342126;Bugpowder__;the market says Treasuries are safe relative all the other shit out there -53336;1364342133;jborkl;dollar printing is highest in history -53335;1364342133;Bugpowder__;not that they are AAA -53334;1364342148;Bugpowder__;currency of last resort is the dollar -53333;1364342149;Namworld;Stupid dollar printing.. -53332;1364342164;Bugpowder__;tiberiusiv: if you can get away with it, why not -53331;1364342164;Namworld;People getting taxed, really. -53330;1364342175;Namworld;Who needs taxes when you can print money? -53329;1364342176;jborkl;Robbed, exactly -53328;1364342184;Bugpowder__;gov will run up the debt until market forces them not to -53327;1364342201;Bugpowder__;there is no credible alternative reserve currency -53326;1364342207;Bugpowder__;yet -53325;1364342213;jborkl;so your argument for bitcoin is wrong - as you just stated -53324;1364342251;jborkl;can not rise, because interest rates would go up- then they can't pay the bills- already in a death spiral -53323;1364342261;jborkl;just really slow -53322;1364342266;jborkl;really really slow -53321;1364342323;jborkl;so, peoople are going to sell bitcoins to convert to $ to pay bills? -53320;1364342324;Bugpowder__;I really think that BTC is not being driven by macro liquidity right now, but speculative fever and capital flight -53319;1364342351;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder__: I believe it is liquidity -53318;1364342354;Bugpowder__;it is an implausible reserve currency, that gains a little more traction each day. -53317;1364342368;jurov;tiberiusic, so you really think ppl will start selling btc and buying US treasury bonds anytime??? -53316;1364342383;Bugpowder__;anyway. Nobody cares that cyprus just said 80% haircut over 100k now? -53315;1364342383;jurov;you imply they will -53314;1364342389;jborkl;I am not concerned with price movement now, I got in - if it goes back to 30 or 40 w/e -53313;1364342402;jurov;;;bids 0 -53312;1364342405;gribble;There are currently 36649783 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9609689.18993 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0173 seconds -53311;1364342411;Bugpowder__;all time high -53310;1364342414;Bugpowder__;9.6MM -53309;1364342433;Bugpowder__;tiberiusiv: that was due to margin calls -53308;1364342435;jborkl;well, if I need my btcoins next week I will worry about it then -53307;1364342463;Bugpowder__;asset correlation approaches 1 in periods of crisis -53306;1364342466;jurov;yes everyone has poor understanding, except you -53305;1364342480;jborkl;Jurov, I guess you are a dumbass -53304;1364342530;jborkl;how many Bitcoins do you have Jurov- seem to doing ok I think -53303;1364342540;jurov;well, whole notion that ppl will sell en masse btc to buy us tresury bonds seems utterly ridiculous -53302;1364342555;jurov;they will use all fiat and other assets to do so , not btc -53301;1364342561;Bugpowder__;tiberiusiv: the problem I have is that half of what you are saying makes perfect sense, but the other half is taking things quite a bit past what I consider reasonable -53300;1364342568;jborkl;oyu think - sp500 and bitcon price are related -53299;1364342570;jborkl;you -53298;1364342576;jborkl;bitcoin -53297;1364342596;jborkl;you can read anything into a chart -53296;1364342600;jurov;yes but you reason that the correlation is caused bby credit contractions and us treasury bonds -53295;1364342620;jurov;nice, so you've got two data point? -53294;1364342626;jurov;congrats -53293;1364342664;Bugpowder__;BTC is not considered an asset yet -53292;1364342670;Bugpowder__;by nearly anyone -53291;1364342671;Bugpowder__;but us -53290;1364342697;Bugpowder__;Your explaination would make more sense if BTC was already established, had a market cap of >10BB -53289;1364342708;Namworld;Calls going up in value -53288;1364342716;Bugpowder__;I think other forces are driving BTCUSD here -53287;1364342732;Bugpowder__;now these forces may be correlated to a macro sentiment shift -53286;1364342736;jborkl;World economy over $70 trilliion -53285;1364342745;Bugpowder__;for example, flight to safety -53284;1364342759;Bugpowder__;= move to treasurys, move to BTC -53283;1364342760;jborkl;you are the idiot -53282;1364342774;jborkl;you shut up with nonsense -53281;1364342779;MJR_;ugh -53280;1364342791;MJR_;tiberiusiv: i think we are all adults and know what we are doing -53279;1364342814;MJR_;lol -53278;1364342819;MJR_;oh thank god -53277;1364342821;jborkl;bye fucktard -53276;1364342848;MJR_;srsly, for someone who hangs out in btc forums...he is constantly going on about how bad of an investment they are -53275;1364342856;MJR_;oh no, i'm scared of volatility -53274;1364342870;Bugpowder__;It's almost time for a ponzi chart update. -53273;1364342881;Bugpowder__;I want my fund value to hit 2BTC/share -53272;1364342888;jurov;yes, only if he could be baited to short... but no -53271;1364342892;Namworld;Fund value? -53270;1364342894;MJR_;i know! -53269;1364342900;MJR_;i'm like just go short if you are so bearish -53268;1364342910;MJR_;the most annoying people in the world don't practice what they preach -53267;1364342914;Bugpowder__;I express all my investments as shares in a 'fund' -53266;1364342923;Bugpowder__;with a NAV that stared at 1BTC -53265;1364342927;jborkl;maybe he should have shorted it with iambakell -53264;1364342932;Namworld;oh -53263;1364342942;Namworld;So there's no actual fund =P -53262;1364342944;Bugpowder__;well -53261;1364342947;MJR_;he offered smickles a bet that was without escrow two years from now -53260;1364342949;MJR_;... -53259;1364342950;Bugpowder__;I played around with it -53258;1364342963;MJR_;for 100 btc -53257;1364342969;Bugpowder__;Managed some coins for friends and family -53256;1364342970;Bugpowder__;but -53255;1364343002;Bugpowder__;I don't think I can legally offer investments outside of that group -53254;1364343089;Bugpowder__;so I shut it down after a few months -53253;1364343098;Bugpowder__;still keep the records -53252;1364343134;MJR_;nice -53251;1364343160;MJR_;its a grey area...investment pools have different regulations from something offered to the public or qualified invvestors -53250;1364343208;MJR_;anyone know of a fix library for python? -53249;1364343216;MJR_;fixlib seems to be broken somehow -53248;1364343464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4068 @ 0.00063341 = 2.5767 BTC [+] -53247;1364344625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2555 @ 0.00449992 = 11.4973 BTC [-] -53246;1364344801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00449997 = 1.8 BTC [+] -53245;1364344829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00449998 = 3.6 BTC [+] -53244;1364345091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2879 @ 0.00449999 = 12.9555 BTC [+] -53243;1364345256;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01501 BTC [+] -53242;1364345262;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.015 BTC [-] -53241;1364345655;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.68 = 6.8 BTC [-] -53240;1364345717;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 1 @ 0.6499 BTC [+] -53239;1364345805;mircea_popescu;;;rate diana_coman 1 -53238;1364345807;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 1 for user diana_coman has been recorded. -53237;1364345835;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 36 @ 0.68 = 24.48 BTC [-] -53236;1364345836;dub;no girls on internets -53235;1364345860;mircea_popescu;shh -53234;1364345862;jurov;you sexist -53233;1364345869;jurov;haha -53232;1364346142;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1089 BTC [+] -53231;1364346315;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.68 = 2.72 BTC [-] -53230;1364346363;Diablo-D3;wow, I think gmaxwell is a shill for bfl -53229;1364346615;Azelphur;wow, I think Diablo-D3 is a shill for Ubuntu -53228;1364346633;Diablo-D3;Azelphur: I heard they're ending the ubuntu distro sometime in the next year or two -53227;1364346636;Diablo-D3;this makes me happy -53226;1364346649;Azelphur;I didn't hear this, this makes me sad, especially as I'm currently wearing my Ubuntu tshirt -53225;1364346678;Diablo-D3;yeah, they wanna focus on being a hardware… whatever it is they think they're doing -53224;1364346694;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.6501 BTC [-] -53223;1364346695;Azelphur;fun -53222;1364346696;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 100 @ 0.65 = 65 BTC [-] -53221;1364346912;mircea_popescu;lmao -53220;1364346922;mircea_popescu;more like, unity failed so no money so fuck this -53219;1364347024;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.009989 = 0.03 BTC [-] -53218;1364347088;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 7 @ 0.00999 = 0.0699 BTC [+] -53217;1364347144;jurov;btw, someone asked how many customers coinbr has -53216;1364347155;jurov;it's between 50-100 active accounts -53215;1364347160;MJR_;nice! -53214;1364347179;jurov;but whole coinbr is bigger that bitfinsex by a healthy margin -53213;1364347208;MJR_;huh, they are really ending ubuntu? -53212;1364347235;iz;i parsed "bitfinsex" incorrectly when scanning this scrollback.. -53211;1364347267;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 60 @ 0.7 = 42 BTC [+] -53210;1364347286;dub;Diablo-D3 is right gmax is a bfl shill -53209;1364347303;Diablo-D3;dub: er, since when did you agree with me on anything? -53208;1364347321;dub;I've been banned from -mining for >6 months for suggesting their shipping schedule may not be accurate -53207;1364347337;Diablo-D3;heh -53206;1364347344;Diablo-D3;he kickbanned me then +q'ed me -53205;1364347359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5650 @ 0.00063879 = 3.6092 BTC [+] -53204;1364347404;mircea_popescu;he's just an idiot. -53203;1364347412;mircea_popescu;shills make money. -53202;1364347414;dub;that too -53201;1364347431;dub;presumably he is getting paid in blowjobs from Luke-Jr -53200;1364347443;dub;or some other bfl shill PT -53199;1364347484;Diablo-D3;yeah this is stupid -53198;1364347492;Diablo-D3;Im just going to stand back and let the whole thing collapse, really -53197;1364347658;Diablo-D3;people sometimes just refuse to learn -53196;1364347685;KRS1;i never understood the need for ubuntu *cough debian* anyway.. -53195;1364347699;mircea_popescu;KRS1 sorta like mpex gui -53194;1364347709;Diablo-D3;Ive been using debian for like 15 years -53193;1364347710;Diablo-D3;why change now -53192;1364347718;KRS1;glad to hear that..one less linux distro -53191;1364347747;dub;debian is good for when you want to actually use linux and not just be a douche -53190;1364347754;Diablo-D3;dub: exactly -53189;1364347761;Diablo-D3;although I dont like how they're discussing moving to systemd -53188;1364347768;Diablo-D3;if that happens, I think I may jump to alpine =/ -53187;1364347790;dub;at some point most people outgrow douchery and realise debian is jesus -53186;1364347821;dub;unless they are freebsd douches who will always remain so -53185;1364347850;KRS1;lol sounds like someone didnt ever grow out of their training OS -53184;1364347862;KRS1;er pants -53183;1364347885;dub;pray tell what is your preffered *nix KRS1? -53182;1364347889;dub;inb4 slackware -53181;1364347941;KRS1;why tell you so i can be another douche -53180;1364348292;mircea_popescu;sweet, we haven't had a holy war here in like a month. -53179;1364348316;Bugpowder;Tiberius? -53178;1364348375;jurov;tiberius isn't war... although produced quite a flood tho -53177;1364348440;jurov;so when bitcoin stops rising there will be credit (among other things) crunch -53176;1364348446;mircea_popescu;holy war = "apple is better than windoze" "no slackware is better than sarge" -53175;1364348447;jurov;or was it other way round? -53174;1364348474;jurov;gäntoo rulez -53173;1364348501;dub;wat -53172;1364348541;dub;gentoo is the slamming your cock and balls in a door of linux -53171;1364348552;jurov;yeah feels so gooood -53170;1364348576;jurov;especially the hardened variety -53169;1364348624;MJR_;fuck...debian is the purest linux there really is -53168;1364348633;MJR_;don't know about ubuntu...not a big fan -53167;1364348639;MJR_;but fuck yum and that bullshit -53166;1364348640;jurov;debian is fine...but i have to compile newer stuff on it all the time anyway -53165;1364348642;MJR_;its apt-get -53164;1364348663;MJR_;to me it seems like they just reinvent the wheel in a lot of the others -53163;1364348675;mircea_popescu;apt-get ftw -53162;1364348676;MJR_;or make things so niche that like one guy is like "this is perfect!" -53161;1364348704;MJR_;but srsly, debian works, its simple and you can make it do anything...just how i like my women -53160;1364348711;jurov;oh, wasn't debian that fucked the keys? cuz they know better than upstream? -53159;1364348722;MJR_;not sure -53158;1364348729;MJR_;but debian is usually as upstream as you can get -53157;1364348736;MJR_;besides linux kernel -53156;1364348771;MJR_;not saying the other packages may not be off, but debian can run almost anything -53155;1364348816;MJR_; gentoo is the slamming your cock and balls in a door of linux :) -53154;1364348860;MJR_;i srsly don't get why not just fork debian and make apt-get do what you want...why create yum and rpl etc -53153;1364348873;MJR_;its like saying i'll start a new distro but i don't like cp -53152;1364348885;MJR_;i'm gonna make mine called rad or whatever -53151;1364348893;dub;its simpler to think of it like this: Some people use linux as a tool to accomplish their work, som use it because they are tools who don't have a job. -53150;1364348895;MJR_;trolling multiple people with very little effort -53149;1364349031;MJR_;if you are very good at linux...you don't have a job because you don't want one, or you are so annoying that no one can possibly work with you...at least in the US -53148;1364349031;jurov;well, in the beginning there was One Unix....errr no... there was actually sysv and bsd... -53147;1364349040;MJR_;yeah -53146;1364349049;MJR_;although sysV was first -53145;1364349059;MJR_;so you could say that in the beginning there was one -53144;1364349098;jurov;well.. and that one was horrible hack for decommissioned microcomputer -53143;1364349105;MJR_;lol ywH -53142;1364349108;jurov;so everyone was like we must fix it -53141;1364349108;MJR_;YEAH -53140;1364349121;MJR_;yep...and i believe it was private...or was that the one before -53139;1364349141;MJR_;and wasn't it for DEC hardware? -53138;1364349174;unbalanced_;Bugpowder: just caught up. 80% haircut for "rich" Cypriots (a minority that won't march in the streets) and foreigners (EU/Russian retirees who saved all their lives but don't vote in Cyprus)... oh and Russian mafia, apparently -53137;1364349219;unbalanced_;Easy out for politicians. And they wonder why suddenly normal citizens look at something like Bitcoin and say "Tell me more" -53136;1364349223;mircea_popescu;wait what ?! it ws 20% -53135;1364349225;mircea_popescu;now it's 80% ? -53134;1364349230;jurov;russian mafia = russian state enterprises. medvedev said loudly -53133;1364349266;mircea_popescu;yeah. -53132;1364349267;unbalanced_;Cyprus Finance Minister: Uninsured Laiki Depositors Could Face 80% Haircut http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20130326-712516.html -53131;1364349291;unbalanced_;Bugpowder was wondering why no one replied way above. -53130;1364349306;mircea_popescu;past this point it is irresponsible to keep wealth in banks/fiat. -53129;1364349314;jurov;even if not 80% , it will be paid years later.. so effectively 80% can be -53128;1364349315;mircea_popescu;you're way better off in ltc. -53127;1364349439;unbalanced_;Like the Cyprus "solution", Florida has something similar for foreigners who buy retirement homes: out-of-state owners of Florida property apparently pay higher property taxes than their neighbours. Because they can't vote. -53126;1364349576;mircea_popescu;neway im off. take care all -53125;1364371829;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -53124;1364371834;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 83.74544, Best ask: 84.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.45456, Last trade: 84.20000, 24 hour volume: 67420.00585510, 24 hour low: 75.00000, 24 hour high: 83.00001, 24 hour vwap: 78.64965 -53123;1364371837;mircea_popescu;o wow. -53122;1364371870;Chaang-Noi;yeah, nice to wake up to that -53121;1364371885;Namworld;Moving up... we better reach 100... -53120;1364371887;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.09644283 BTC [+] -53119;1364371891;Chaang-Noi;gox lag is 2 mins -53118;1364371893;Chaang-Noi;its active now -53117;1364371906;mircea_popescu;100 seems quite likely tbh -53116;1364371916;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.11551977 BTC [+] -53115;1364371917;Chaang-Noi;yeah 100 is almost a sure thing now :/ -53114;1364371921;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 100 -53113;1364371921;Namworld;It has a nice sounding to it. -53112;1364371923;gribble;There are currently 20890.923 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 1975762.01088 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0018 seconds -53111;1364371928;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 99.999 -53110;1364371929;gribble;There are currently 19647.357 bitcoins offered at or under 99.999 USD, worth 1851405.41114 USD in total. | Data vintage: 4.9117 seconds -53109;1364371930;Namworld;There's just something to it. -53108;1364371939;mircea_popescu;yeah it's gone -53107;1364371939;Namworld;Like a 100 USD bill -53106;1364371942;Chaang-Noi;2 million fiat, lol -53105;1364371944;mircea_popescu;20k btc = nothing. -53104;1364371956;toffoo;what happened to ASICMINER's other 6TH? wasn't it supposed to be 12 TH in the first batch? -53103;1364371959;Chaang-Noi;order book on gox with bids showing is like 8 million fiat -53102;1364371974;Chaang-Noi;toffoo we dont know, but yes -53101;1364371991;Chaang-Noi;they have had some issues but are not clear -53100;1364371995;mircea_popescu;toffoo the worst case scenario is that their chips keep blowing up -53099;1364371997;Chaang-Noi;what they are :? -53098;1364372000;mircea_popescu;and they're already using batch 2 chips. -53097;1364372006;mircea_popescu;otherwise, mystery. -53096;1364372020;Chaang-Noi;tehy dont have batch 2 chips yet, but they could ahve fucked 50% of batch one -53095;1364372020;toffoo;weird how they haven't addressed this pretty critical question -53094;1364372036;Chaang-Noi;they dont need more funding so why do they care? -53093;1364372042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2409 @ 0.00448 = 10.7923 BTC [-] -53092;1364372047;Chaang-Noi;they dont care price of stock -53091;1364372057;Chaang-Noi;in it for the dividends -53090;1364372059;mircea_popescu;toffoo what can they say ? -53089;1364372073;mircea_popescu;originally their gear was going to be sent to upstanding community members for review -53088;1364372079;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -53087;1364372080;mircea_popescu;it's never happened and quietly dropped. -53086;1364372080;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 83.90001, Best ask: 83.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04999, Last trade: 83.95000, 24 hour volume: 69002.42552111, 24 hour low: 75.07009, 24 hour high: 84.39000, 24 hour vwap: 78.78080 -53085;1364372087;mircea_popescu;the only logical conclusion is there's something wrong with it. -53084;1364372103;toffoo;well I hate to jump to uninformed conclusions -53083;1364372124;toffoo;I thought it might have been mentioned in that monster forum thread, -53082;1364372132;mircea_popescu;this is not jumping to conclusions. this is the correct assumption process in business. -53081;1364372134;toffoo;but I figured I'd ask here before wading thru it -53080;1364372143;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.0996075 BTC [+] -53079;1364372149;mircea_popescu;somebody owes but doesn't pay the assumption is they're insolvent. -53078;1364372152;mircea_popescu;that sort of stuff. -53077;1364372240;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.699994 BTC [-] -53076;1364372275;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.699995 = 1.4 BTC [+] -53075;1364372342;Chaang-Noi;toffee friedcat has said networking problems -53074;1364372354;Chaang-Noi;toffoo* -53073;1364372513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00062582 = 9.3873 BTC [+] -53072;1364372516;toffoo;where did he say that? -53071;1364372535;mircea_popescu;in the thread. -53070;1364372540;toffoo;I thought the networking problems when there was like 3-4 TH online -53069;1364372548;mircea_popescu;that's it. -53068;1364372554;toffoo;I don't think I've ever seen more than about 6 TH hashing -53067;1364372572;mircea_popescu;sounds about right. -53066;1364372694;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.11289001 BTC [-] -53065;1364372715;ThickAsThieves;6.5TH lately -53064;1364372732;ThickAsThieves;and i saw it spike at 6.75 once -53063;1364372736;ThickAsThieves;thats about it -53062;1364372823;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.09385556 BTC [-] -53061;1364372848;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -53060;1364372849;gribble;51184.1173664 -53059;1364372855;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -53058;1364372856;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 6742223.56791 based on data since last change | 7150229.48926 based on data for last three days -53057;1364372975;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -53056;1364372976;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.51000, Best ask: 83.95000, Bid-ask spread: 1.44000, Last trade: 83.95000, 24 hour volume: 69655.64712248, 24 hour low: 75.07101, 24 hour high: 84.39000, 24 hour vwap: 78.82830 -53055;1364373264;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.699995 = 7 BTC [+] -53054;1364373398;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.2930763 = 293.0763 BTC [+] -53053;1364373400;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 1000 @ 0.26346639 = 263.4664 BTC [+] -53052;1364373404;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.2344069 = 234.4069 BTC [+] -53051;1364373406;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.20614959 = 206.1496 BTC [+] -53050;1364373411;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.17899591 = 178.9959 BTC [+] -53049;1364373413;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.15327667 = 153.2767 BTC [+] -53048;1364373416;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.11738822 BTC [+] -53047;1364373417;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 999 @ 0.12932122 = 129.1919 BTC [+] -53046;1364373420;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.09803797 BTC [+] -53045;1364373422;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 999 @ 0.10742235 = 107.3149 BTC [+] -53044;1364373455;Namworld;time to buy calls -53043;1364373584;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.11786429 BTC [-] -53042;1364373586;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.09845581 BTC [-] -53041;1364373588;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [+] -53040;1364373600;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.7 = 4.9 BTC [+] -53039;1364373620;Namworld;lots of em -53038;1364373639;Namworld;hmm, more calls to buy -53037;1364373665;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 78.72 -53036;1364373668;gribble;There are currently 3087.7011 bitcoins demanded at or over 78.72 USD, worth 247621.614442 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0070 seconds -53035;1364373677;Namworld;;;asks 85 -53034;1364373677;gribble;There are currently 2434.4015 bitcoins offered at or under 85.0 USD, worth 205945.63073 USD in total. | Data vintage: 8.3875 seconds -53033;1364373685;Namworld;;;asks 100 -53032;1364373685;gribble;There are currently 21113.042 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 1990189.832 USD in total. | Data vintage: 16.7081 seconds -53031;1364373725;Namworld;Sounds good to me -53030;1364373743;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.29329496 = 293.295 BTC [+] -53029;1364373745;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 1000 @ 0.26368397 = 263.684 BTC [+] -53028;1364373748;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.23461956 = 234.6196 BTC [+] -53027;1364373750;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.20635286 = 206.3529 BTC [+] -53026;1364373758;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.17918507 = 179.1851 BTC [+] -53025;1364373760;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.1534473 = 153.4473 BTC [+] -53024;1364373761;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.12946978 = 129.4698 BTC [+] -53023;1364373762;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.09599945 BTC [-] -53022;1364373773;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 999 @ 0.10754662 = 107.4391 BTC [+] -53021;1364373798;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.10754662 BTC [+] -53020;1364374074;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.09599945 BTC [-] -53019;1364374268;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.29351269 = 293.5127 BTC [+] -53018;1364374270;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.10766303 = 107.663 BTC [+] -53017;1364374272;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.12961161 = 129.6116 BTC [+] -53016;1364374274;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.15361245 = 153.6125 BTC [+] -53015;1364374275;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.17936998 = 179.37 BTC [+] -53014;1364374285;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.20655301 = 206.553 BTC [+] -53013;1364374287;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.23483005 = 234.8301 BTC [+] -53012;1364374288;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 1000 @ 0.26390011 = 263.9001 BTC [+] -53011;1364374409;Namworld;mircea_popescu... I think there's demand for more calls -53010;1364374424;Chaang-Noi;:) -53009;1364374443;Chaang-Noi;expecting moon shot well over 100 maybe -53008;1364374447;mircea_popescu;holy hell what happened here -53007;1364374460;Chaang-Noi;but these options end when? -53006;1364374468;Namworld;too soon -53005;1364374476;Namworld;but they have less of a premium too -53004;1364374483;Namworld;the closer to expiration date -53003;1364374492;Chaang-Noi;i know but still -53002;1364374495;Namworld;They expire on the 29th -53001;1364374506;mircea_popescu;expire friday -53000;1364374519;mircea_popescu;then again traditionally options have been trading like crazy past few days of each month. -52999;1364374525;mircea_popescu;btc people just don't like the long term -52998;1364374536;Chaang-Noi;hmm, well if they expect 100 soon very soon then its a good deal -52997;1364374538;mircea_popescu;where long is anything over a week, in the sense tuesday to saturday is a week -52996;1364374564;Namworld;they're in the money if average moves like to 82-85 USD per BTC -52995;1364374570;Namworld;within 2 days -52994;1364374577;Namworld;then the more the better -52993;1364374589;Chaang-Noi;pretty safe bet -52992;1364374591;Namworld;if price doesn't move it's even/small loss -52991;1364374601;Namworld;if price go down it could hurt tho -52990;1364374602;mircea_popescu;;;calc 63 / (1-.264) -52989;1364374603;gribble;85.597826087 -52988;1364374609;mircea_popescu;the 63 ones need 85.6 like -52987;1364374621;Chaang-Noi;meh 5000 btc seems worth the risk here -52986;1364374635;Namworld;;;calc 75 / (1-.107) -52985;1364374635;gribble;83.9865621501 -52984;1364374644;Namworld;75 needs 83.98 -52983;1364374649;mircea_popescu;yeah -52982;1364374660;mircea_popescu;so about there, 84-85 -52981;1364374668;Namworld;If price makes a sudden drop, executing them is always an option to cut losses. -52980;1364374678;Namworld;before average moves anyway -52979;1364374684;Namworld;Still... very risky -52978;1364374684;mircea_popescu;last week i was excited about goiing over 300k notional which was like 20mn -52977;1364374687;Chaang-Noi;i highly doubt we will see a drop -52976;1364374692;Namworld;options are usually in favor of the bot -52975;1364374693;mircea_popescu;now solidly over 400k, which is like 35mn -52974;1364374782;Chaang-Noi;bitcoinity wtf? -52973;1364374807;Chaang-Noi;the grandma of the cat in tyhe looney toons was tossing money into a fire? -52972;1364374822;Chaang-Noi;anyone else see that? -52971;1364374835;mircea_popescu;the what ? -52970;1364374859;Chaang-Noi;a cartoon was showed on the page -52969;1364374860;Namworld;MPEx options bot ran out of funds it seems -52968;1364374863;Chaang-Noi;for like 5 seconds -52967;1364374874;Namworld;Well the asks/bids aren't for 1000 everywhere -52966;1364374891;mircea_popescu;Mtgox trading engine lag: 34.80s -52965;1364374901;mircea_popescu;bitcoinity is basically an engine of displaying how sucky mtgox is -52964;1364374922;mircea_popescu;Namworld prolly ran out of options. -52963;1364374926;Chaang-Noi;but there was a cartoon of a lady burning usd when we jumped about $2 -52962;1364374934;Chaang-Noi;lasted about 5 seconds -52961;1364374987;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.00999 = 0.0999 BTC [+] -52960;1364375016;Namworld;Well one last round of options to grab and it's gone -52959;1364375146;Chaang-Noi;... -52958;1364375151;Namworld;10k in BTC -52957;1364375178;Chaang-Noi;tiberslov is nigerian -52956;1364375181;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 987 @ 0.29418438 = 290.36 BTC [+] -52955;1364375182;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 995 @ 0.18001586 = 179.1158 BTC [+] -52954;1364375184;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 995 @ 0.15422494 = 153.4538 BTC [+] -52953;1364375193;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 955 @ 0.13017969 = 124.3216 BTC [+] -52952;1364375193;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 689 @ 0.10817751 = 74.5343 BTC [+] -52951;1364375199;Namworld;MPOE shares trade an average of 700k daily... -52950;1364375234;Namworld;Why? -52949;1364375249;Namworld;Why do you even claim that? -52948;1364375280;Namworld;What does that changes? -52947;1364375347;Namworld;They're around or on the forum everywhere =/ -52946;1364375376;Namworld;It's people with thousands of BTCs >.> -52945;1364375384;Namworld;No one with 1-2 BTC is on MPEx -52944;1364375441;Namworld;Brokers hardly represent a fraction of trades -52943;1364375458;Namworld;and SatoshiDice owner could certainly vouch funds he raised are actual... -52942;1364375466;Namworld;there's large traders around -52941;1364375625;Namworld;The large traders are hardly standing around all day in IRC. They don't even know about it. -52940;1364375690;Namworld;I have funds loaned to me. The big people are not on bitcointalk nor on IRC. -52939;1364375710;Namworld;I've never talked to them before receiving the BTC or anything. -52938;1364375754;Namworld;For any purpose I wish. Personal loan. -52937;1364375785;mircea_popescu;amusingly enough, large call buy put a top in the market. -52936;1364375791;mircea_popescu;im curious if that holds any. -52935;1364375845;mircea_popescu;actually, i wonder how many people are doing the "sell 1k btc at mtgox, buy 1k worth of calls on MPEx" hedging thing. -52934;1364375856;Namworld;I'm one of the trader on MPEx. A few of the 1000s calls were my transactions. -52933;1364375868;Namworld;Bugpowder was probably responsible for a few others -52932;1364375889;Namworld;Most are just not going to come in IRC... -52931;1364375905;mircea_popescu;Namworld is this the tiberius kid going on ? -52930;1364375946;Namworld;Not sure why you'd expect that. The more funds people have, the less time they have to do things like have idle chatting in IRC. -52929;1364375963;unlord;how do I buy shares on MPEx -52928;1364375989;Namworld;Get an account. They cost 30 BTC tho =/ -52927;1364376007;Namworld;or go through a broker -52926;1364376074;unlord;Namworld: is there a no load way to purchase? -52925;1364376087;Namworld;define "no load"? -52924;1364376110;unlord;Namworld: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/no-loadfund.asp -52923;1364376134;Namworld;No, not that I know of. -52922;1364376151;unlord;Namworld: 30 is too high a price to pay -52921;1364376193;Namworld;tiberius, I'm not sure why being Romanian is such an issue, other than the added risk legal recourse is not really an option. -52920;1364376319;Namworld;With that logic, no romanian cannot be a scammer... -52919;1364376331;mircea_popescu;unlord you missed that by abouyt a year -52918;1364376340;mircea_popescu;there were two such distributyions in march and april 2012. -52917;1364376353;mircea_popescu;shares sold for 9k satoshi (1mn) and 2.x k satoshi (4mn) -52916;1364376370;mircea_popescu;also, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136436909249.png -52915;1364376396;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav is nigerian, he is juyst jelly of mps scamming skillz -52914;1364376422;Namworld;Well I must say he could stop posting NSFW links in an assets channel tho... -52913;1364376433;mircea_popescu;Namworld have you clicked it ? -52912;1364376443;Namworld;nope -52911;1364376449;mircea_popescu;the ONE TIME i actually post an on topic png -52910;1364376457;unlord;mircea_popescu: what did I miss? -52909;1364376471;mircea_popescu;unlord the no load thing. -52908;1364376472;Chaang-Noi;this really should be a sfw chan, if photo is not sfn just tell people -52907;1364376484;unlord;mircea_popescu: well I wasn't really into BTC back then -52906;1364376487;mircea_popescu;anyway, you can prolly talk to a broker pay whatever they charge as a % fee -52905;1364376492;Namworld;yeah I'm not sure it's due to options -52904;1364376497;Namworld;But anyway -52903;1364376505;mircea_popescu;Namworld the coincidence is there. what's it due to we'll never know. -52902;1364376547;mircea_popescu;and peeps, stop hating on pron. the solution is to get the girls naked at your office, not to remove pron form the workspace. -52901;1364376555;Namworld;http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ -52900;1364376577;Namworld;looking at last few days on hourly setting, I'd say it looks like normal variation -52899;1364376617;unlord;mircea_popescu: do shares have their own block-chain structure? -52898;1364376628;mircea_popescu;unlord nope. -52897;1364376658;mircea_popescu;Namworld the buying started around the peak (84.x) -52896;1364376659;Chaang-Noi;ltc back over .007 wow -52895;1364376669;mircea_popescu;it's not been over 84 since. -52894;1364376677;unlord;mircea_popescu: how do you demonstrate ownership? -52893;1364376717;Uglux;hmm price follows version number of bitcoin-qt ^^ -52892;1364376720;mircea_popescu;on mpex ? you get gpg signed receipts for trades / acct statements -52891;1364376725;mircea_popescu;do read the faq, it's informative. -52890;1364376729;unlord;mircea_popescu: thanks -52889;1364376745;mircea_popescu;Uglux haha that's a point. -52888;1364376755;mircea_popescu;0.81 usd / btc here we go -52887;1364377178;Chaang-Noi;oh gox lag -52886;1364377253;mircea_popescu;and looks like it's back up. -52885;1364377270;mircea_popescu;net effect of like 25k notional ? 25 minutes worth of calm. -52884;1364377278;mircea_popescu;scary shit. -52883;1364377283;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 85 -52882;1364377286;gribble;There are currently 1362.753 bitcoins offered at or under 85.0 USD, worth 115519.937878 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -52881;1364377305;Chaang-Noi;ath -52880;1364377310;mircea_popescu;yup -52879;1364377339;Chaang-Noi;once btc gets to $300 or so im going to antartic -52878;1364377348;Chaang-Noi;a -52877;1364377356;Chaang-Noi;going to see some pengiunz! -52876;1364377375;mircea_popescu;lol -52875;1364377415;Chaang-Noi;yeah, $300 is when my vacation fund gets = to anartica trip -52874;1364377444;Chaang-Noi;think satalite internetz will work down there? -52873;1364377448;mircea_popescu;yea -52872;1364377476;toffoo;Chaang-Noi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_New_Zealand_Flight_901 -52871;1364377481;mircea_popescu;well... i got meetings and shit. please don't break anything. -52870;1364377493;Chaang-Noi;lol meetings:) -52869;1364377523;Chaang-Noi;toffoo lol 30 eyar old sigh seeuing trip -52868;1364377528;Chaang-Noi;i want to land and play in the fucking snow -52867;1364377533;bgupta;;;ticker -52866;1364377533;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 83.96000, Best ask: 84.03865, Bid-ask spread: 0.07865, Last trade: 84.03865, 24 hour volume: 72686.59783658, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 84.50000, 24 hour vwap: 79.09585 -52865;1364377611;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 85 -52864;1364377614;gribble;There are currently 1390.7625 bitcoins offered at or under 85.0 USD, worth 117911.596115 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -52863;1364377615;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89.9 -52862;1364377616;gribble;There are currently 4093.0673 bitcoins offered at or under 89.9 USD, worth 355267.961904 USD in total. | Data vintage: 1.4320 seconds -52861;1364377623;Uglux;hm will there be an AM div today? -52860;1364377633;Chaang-Noi;there should be yes -52859;1364377636;Chaang-Noi;he said two this week -52858;1364377639;Chaang-Noi;we have 1 already -52857;1364377641;bgupta;Uglux yeah -52856;1364377656;bgupta;smallish one though -52855;1364377699;bgupta;since it's a) not a full week, and b) the first div to factor in all 400k shares. -52854;1364377735;Chaang-Noi;small for asicminer standards, a massive fucking div for wallstreet standards -52853;1364377736;unlord;what is AM? -52852;1364377740;Chaang-Noi;asicminer -52851;1364377744;unlord;ahh right -52850;1364377762;bgupta;Chaang-Noi: Sure... -52849;1364377792;unlord;Chaang-Noi: they are not listed on mpex -52848;1364377800;Chaang-Noi;no one on wall street will give out .25% of thier company weekly -52847;1364377805;Uglux;I would rather like to see an update about that mysterious delayed +6TH, not hashing silently somewhere for someone else ^^ -52846;1364377808;Chaang-Noi;they are not listed -52845;1364377817;Chaang-Noi;however PTs on btct.co and bitfunder.com -52844;1364377827;Chaang-Noi;id like to see an update too -52843;1364377828;mircea_popescu;Uglux it's unlikely to be hashing anywhere, cause of total networkoutput -52842;1364377829;unlord;Chaang-Noi: how does one invest in them? -52841;1364377837;bgupta;however bear in mind.. most "wall street divs" are paid by stodgy companies, that have stable predictable earnings, so there is a premium paid for that so that the yield ends up being really low. -52840;1364377846;Chaang-Noi;but the pt at the linked sites or buy OTC on the tthreads i nthe forum at bitcointalk.org -52839;1364377867;Chaang-Noi;bgupta i hold one stock :) -52838;1364377877;Chaang-Noi;i hold gold and siklver for stability -52837;1364377884;bgupta;:) -52836;1364377890;Chaang-Noi;fuck wallstreet -52835;1364377919;unlord;Chaang-Noi: I hold producing assets -52834;1364377928;unlord;fuck inert metals -52833;1364377949;Chaang-Noi;i hold BTC/LTC/AM and then for my 10% shit hits the fan (gold and silver) -52832;1364377979;unlord;I like KO -52831;1364377980;Chaang-Noi;im not trying to make money off of gold and silver, im using it as a protection from inflation or other crazyness like ww3 -52830;1364377989;Chaang-Noi;no idea what KO is -52829;1364377998;Chaang-Noi;if you dont hold it you dont own it -52828;1364378028;unlord;tiberiusiv: they do? -52827;1364378045;unlord;I guess you know my finances then -52826;1364378046;Namworld;corp gets taxed then you -52825;1364378114;Namworld;the percent might be small but remember that product price and share price increase with inflation -52824;1364378126;Namworld;So I'm not sure about inflation's impact -52823;1364378181;unlord;tiberiusiv: okay, so that last statement is just wrong -52822;1364378194;unlord;tiberiusiv: what are you using to measure inflation? -52821;1364378212;unlord;lol, I thought you just told me it hadn't moved in 20 years? -52820;1364378223;unlord;I assumed you knew the stock price then -52819;1364378262;Namworld;tiberius... do an average of the price -52818;1364378263;Namworld;http://static.seekingalpha.com/uploads/2010/2/26/saupload_02_26_ko_and_cce.jpg -52817;1364378271;unlord;okay, sure, but I didn't buy in 1998 -52816;1364378275;Namworld;It was higher in the 90s but overall, long term, it grows -52815;1364378318;unlord;I bought 12/23/2005 -52814;1364378324;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [+] -52813;1364378345;bgupta;are you guys factoring in KO dividends being reinvested in buying more KO shares? -52812;1364378350;unlord;bgupta: I am -52811;1364378381;bgupta;2.8% currently -52810;1364378392;bgupta;beats a savings account -52809;1364378399;unlord;tiberiusiv: its expanding outside of the US at a crazy rate -52808;1364378429;unlord;tiberiusiv: per capita consumption is still pretty low outside the US -52807;1364378437;unlord;and there are a lot more people outside the US than inside -52806;1364378462;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.6 = 12 BTC [+] -52805;1364378463;Namworld;yeah, which kinds of makes it safest, albeit near 0 return -52804;1364378475;Namworld;it beats holding fiats, compensates for inflation -52803;1364378538;unlord;tiberiusiv: since I bought KO, I'm up 150% factoring in dividend reinvestments -52802;1364378547;unlord;in 7 years -52801;1364378560;unlord;that has to beat whatever nominal inflation we've had -52800;1364378584;unlord;dude, did I insult you on here? -52799;1364378597;unlord;is this an investment channel or a speculation channel? -52798;1364378618;unlord;clearly -52797;1364378621;unlord;thanks for yer time -52796;1364378706;kakobrekla;calm down kids. -52795;1364378996;Bowjob;;;ticker -52794;1364378996;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 85.30000, Best ask: 85.33531, Bid-ask spread: 0.03531, Last trade: 85.30000, 24 hour volume: 74342.86175279, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 85.30000, 24 hour vwap: 79.27222 -52793;1364379002;bgupta;so I am guessing next AM div will be just shy of 1 bitcent. -52792;1364379036;kakobrekla;says who -52791;1364379073;kakobrekla;you cant read chart -52790;1364379097;kakobrekla;standard deviation -52789;1364379126;kakobrekla;it means nothing -52788;1364379150;kakobrekla;close to zero -52787;1364379194;kakobrekla;can you stop pasting random charts -52786;1364379197;kakobrekla;thanks -52785;1364379213;Namworld;You infer the biggest things on every littlest changes/details in anything... what's up with that tiberius? -52784;1364379239;kakobrekla;tiberiusiv : http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR6lXlLwsYeUFIE9rStfgWpkUHkJNUKthG9nQJqVs5vAft1mjtE -52783;1364379244;kakobrekla;this one tells it all -52782;1364379261;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01451 BTC [-] -52781;1364379282;bgupta;http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/the-worlds-first-bitcoin-atm-to-dispense-cyprus-bills -52780;1364379340;kakobrekla;#bitcoin-speculation -52779;1364379342;kakobrekla;or something -52778;1364379343;kakobrekla;ok? -52777;1364379363;bgupta;I want to invest in the company making bitcoin atms. -52776;1364379378;leotreasure;me too -52775;1364379381;leotreasure;i sent them an email -52774;1364379388;leotreasure;haven't heard back from them yet -52773;1364379542;kakobrekla;heya Enky -52772;1364379549;Enky;hi -52771;1364379583;Bowjob;;;ticker -52770;1364379583;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 86.30643, Best ask: 86.97999, Bid-ask spread: 0.67356, Last trade: 86.30643, 24 hour volume: 75359.24546426, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 86.97748, 24 hour vwap: 79.38315 -52769;1364379591;dub;#bitcoin-analysis has some chart jockeys -52768;1364379620;kakobrekla;i have my personal chart jockey -52767;1364379625;Bowjob;2 more days until ianbakewell's scam of truth -52766;1364379717;Namworld;eh... -52765;1364379724;Namworld;600 BTC loaned to short them... -52764;1364379734;Namworld;I loaned 280 BTC -52763;1364379741;Namworld;thank god I didn't short them... -52762;1364379745;Bugpowder;fastcash4bitcoins is out of funds -52761;1364379746;Namworld;They're doing well -52760;1364379755;Namworld;;;ticker -52759;1364379756;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 86.40000, Best ask: 87.60000, Bid-ask spread: 1.20000, Last trade: 87.69990, 24 hour volume: 75777.12278574, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.70000, 24 hour vwap: 79.42575 -52758;1364379770;Bugpowder;mtgox hasn't credited my BTC deposit for 8 hours -52757;1364379771;Namworld;87.70000 high -52756;1364379776;Bugpowder;argh -52755;1364379778;kakobrekla;Bugpowder fiat or btc -52754;1364379785;Bugpowder;btc -52753;1364379785;Bowjob;are there calls for sale? -52752;1364379786;Namworld;BTC -52751;1364379793;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.00449 = 0.0674 BTC [-] -52750;1364379793;Namworld;nope, no calls -52749;1364379796;Bowjob;dang -52748;1364379797;kakobrekla;i mean the fastcash4bitcoins -52747;1364379797;Namworld;I got like 1600 -52746;1364379800;Namworld;calls -52745;1364379806;kakobrekla;is he out of fiat or out of btc -52744;1364379813;Bugpowder;fastcash isout of fiat -52743;1364379819;kakobrekla;ah -52742;1364379826;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.00458 = 0.0321 BTC [+] -52741;1364379827;Bugpowder;he may have just turned off the sales though -52740;1364379830;Bugpowder;I cashed out 100 -52739;1364379838;Bugpowder;and couldn't cash any more -52738;1364379879;Namworld;bugpowder: actually -52737;1364379891;Namworld;there was like a set of options with less than 1000 put up -52736;1364379894;Namworld;then nothing -52735;1364379904;Namworld;I think it's just out of funds. -52734;1364379905;Bugpowder;there are options -52733;1364379924;Bugpowder;but some strikes are sold out -52732;1364379938;Namworld;look the asks, they're not 1000s stacks -52731;1364379945;Namworld;and some have been sold out for a while -52730;1364379952;Namworld;Some are a few hundres or less -52729;1364379955;Namworld;Out of funds -52728;1364379961;Namworld;Too much calls bought -52727;1364379966;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 18 @ 0.00459 = 0.0826 BTC [+] -52726;1364380007;Bugpowder;Yah 610s-750s are sold out -52725;1364380012;Bugpowder;"Thank you for your email. It appears that due to network congestion there is a Lag and this should be rectified in the next 24hrs and we will keep you updated on the status and we apologize for the inconvenience that this may have caused. Let us know if you would require any further assistance regarding this issue." -52724;1364380035;Bugpowder;well at least they sent an email reply in < 5 minutes -52723;1364380040;Bugpowder;even if the answer is bullshit -52722;1364380065;Bugpowder;I'm starting to think 100 is in play this week -52721;1364380140;Bowjob;triple digits eh -52720;1364380154;Bowjob;or move to single digits again -52719;1364380159;Bowjob;0.01 = 1 -52718;1364380215;Bugpowder;how much of this price rise is due to "network lag" at mtgox deposits. -52717;1364380231;toffoo;probably most of it -52716;1364380243;toffoo;what's the price gonna do if deposits aren't credited? -52715;1364380257;Bugpowder;rise until they are -52714;1364380261;Bugpowder;then flashcrash -52713;1364380267;toffoo;exactly -52712;1364380269;Bugpowder;then bounce -52711;1364380279;Bugpowder;mtgox is fucking great for volatility -52710;1364380291;toffoo;something breaks pretty much every day -52709;1364380333;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7 = 1.4 BTC [+] -52708;1364380335;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7 = 2.1 BTC [+] -52707;1364380445;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -52706;1364380468;toffoo;heh .. nailed it -52705;1364380546;Bugpowder;funded -52704;1364380588;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C490N] 1 @ 0.54019864 BTC [+] -52703;1364380674;Bugpowder;getting eaten -52702;1364380680;Bugpowder;so funny -52701;1364380686;leotreasure;it was mee -52700;1364380690;Bugpowder;it sits there for 60 confirms -52699;1364380703;leotreasure;can anyone tell me what the breakeven price for those options are? -52698;1364380713;Bugpowder;which ones? -52697;1364380718;leotreasure;i thought i worked it out to be around $93 but not sure -52696;1364380723;leotreasure;O.BTCUSD.C490N -52695;1364380763;Bugpowder;;;calc (93-49)/93 -52694;1364380763;gribble;0.47311827957 -52693;1364380779;Bugpowder;;;calc (104-49)/104 -52692;1364380779;gribble;0.528846153846 -52691;1364380786;Bugpowder;;;calc (106-49)/106 -52690;1364380786;gribble;0.537735849057 -52689;1364380796;Bugpowder;About $107 -52688;1364380804;leotreasure;oh ok -52687;1364380806;leotreasure;thanks -52686;1364380854;error4733;!last h vtx -52685;1364380854;assbot;Last trade for VTX on HAVELOCK was at 0.6 BTC [+] -52684;1364380867;error4733;!last m s.dice -52683;1364380868;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.00448 BTC [-] -52682;1364380877;error4733;;;ticker -52681;1364380877;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 85.00013, Best ask: 85.03269, Bid-ask spread: 0.03256, Last trade: 85.50000, 24 hour volume: 76866.50921262, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.70000, 24 hour vwap: 79.54180 -52680;1364380900;Bowjob;;;ticker -52679;1364380901;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 85.00013, Best ask: 85.03269, Bid-ask spread: 0.03256, Last trade: 85.50000, 24 hour volume: 76866.50921262, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.70000, 24 hour vwap: 79.54180 -52678;1364380908;Bowjob;;;goxlag -52677;1364380909;gribble;42.979658 seconds -52676;1364380913;Bowjob;there we go -52675;1364380941;error4733;panic buy :/ -52674;1364381051;Bugpowder;64 coins left -52673;1364381083;Bugpowder;all gone! -52672;1364381088;Bugpowder;ok -52671;1364381094;Bugpowder;now I can buy my Tesla -52670;1364381105;Bugpowder;or A7/S7 -52669;1364381112;Bowjob;dump -52668;1364381121;Bugpowder;Thank you bitcoin! -52667;1364381122;Bowjob;someone dumped to 84.50 -52666;1364381130;Bugpowder;It's gonna dump more right now -52665;1364381138;Bowjob;ur dumping? -52664;1364381164;Bugpowder;no I'm out of coins on gox again -52663;1364381167;Bugpowder;just dropped 300 -52662;1364381172;Namworld;oh lol, that was you -52661;1364381194;Bugpowder;but there was a BTC funding lag of 8 hours for me -52660;1364381207;Bowjob;buy back at 90 -52659;1364381213;Bugpowder;maybe they are clearing the pipe for everyone -52658;1364381219;Bugpowder;I'm not buying -52657;1364381227;Bowjob;so you're odne with btc? -52656;1364381235;Bugpowder;hell no! -52655;1364381247;Bugpowder;why buy btc when you can buy calls? -52654;1364381250;Bugpowder;:-P -52653;1364381295;Bowjob;dump -52652;1364381296;Bowjob;84 -52651;1364381527;Bugpowder;glad I got up to check my shit -52650;1364381533;Bugpowder;in the middle of the night -52649;1364381617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7132 @ 0.00061483 = 4.385 BTC [-] -52648;1364381618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00060977 = 4.9391 BTC [-] -52647;1364381620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00060523 = 0.6052 BTC [-] -52646;1364381623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00060101 = 9.0152 BTC [-] -52645;1364381625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10944 @ 0.00060001 = 6.5665 BTC [-] -52644;1364381745;Namworld;it's moving back up tho -52643;1364381858;Bowjob;i guess -52642;1364381890;Bowjob;i wonder whats thew price in a week -52641;1364382054;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 10 @ 0.27399999 = 2.74 BTC [+] -52640;1364382064;Bowjob;its 90 dollars on canadian bitcoins -52639;1364382066;Bowjob;hehe -52638;1364382146;Bugpowder;mpoe bondholders are going to get slaughtered -52637;1364382174;Bugpowder;mpoe will be fine -52636;1364382187;Bugpowder;unless this makes future bondholders skittish -52635;1364382208;Bugpowder;this rally is so freaking strong -52634;1364382227;Bugpowder;you mean mpex -52633;1364382251;Bugpowder;nah -52632;1364382272;Bugpowder;you underestimate the tenacity of mp -52631;1364382290;Bugpowder;its a superior platform -52630;1364382328;Bugpowder;Not interested in wasting sleep explaining it -52629;1364382335;Bugpowder;later dudes. -52628;1364382339;Bugpowder;$$$ -52627;1364382494;Namworld;others tried but were not allowed... -52626;1364382502;Namworld;BitVPS was... SatoshiDice was... -52625;1364382579;Bowjob;I have a friend who bought on march 10.. 3 BFL singles -52624;1364382590;Bowjob;I just told him cancel his BFL orders, they seem scammy as fuck -52623;1364382594;Bowjob;did I do good? -52622;1364382605;Bowjob;or am i depriving him of riches -52621;1364382758;Bowjob;http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=470 -52620;1364383258;Bowjob;yes.. yes of course. even if bfl ships, the backlog is insane -52619;1364383272;Bowjob;that he'll get his, idk. 9 months from now -52618;1364383277;Bowjob;and im being generous -52617;1364383326;Bowjob;in other news -52616;1364383327;Bowjob;http://imgur.com/u3znNg8 -52615;1364383335;Bowjob;silver gets a smack in the face -52614;1364384342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.474998 = 1.9 BTC [+] -52613;1364384343;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4749996 = 1.9 BTC [+] -52612;1364384641;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.19 = 2.38 BTC [+] -52611;1364384693;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/dXhjpHk.jpg -52610;1364384701;Bowjob;great dog story -52609;1364384794;jurov;hi all...coinbr really shows different options prices, will dig it -52608;1364384949;jurov;Namworld so BitVPS "tried but not allowed" to list on mpex, orly ???? -52607;1364384978;jurov;or what did you mean? -52606;1364385001;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.475 = 0.95 BTC [+] -52605;1364385174;Namworld;BitVPS was allowed... -52604;1364385200;Namworld;[05:08] BitVPS was... SatoshiDice was... -52603;1364385205;Namworld;Both were on MPEx -52602;1364385215;Namworld;Now only S.DICE remains -52601;1364385549;bgupta;http://www.businessspectator.com.au/article/2013/3/27/technology/bitcoin-gains-cyprus-pain -52600;1364385595;saulimus;correlation != causation ... -52599;1364385611;Namworld;Thank you -52598;1364385720;bgupta;saulimus: Are you saying that eurowoes have no impact on btc/fiat ratios? (Or where you talkign to someone else?) -52597;1364385828;bgupta;I will say that there is a storm of press coming on btc.. http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2013/03/26/a-short-guide-to-understanding-bitcoins.aspx -52596;1364385858;Bowjob;"The main concern I have with Bitcoins is it's potential ability to be hacked (and then counterfeited). If this did occur, then the value of Bitcoins would ultimately become zero, Read more: http://www.businessspectator.com.au/article/2013/3/27/technology/bitcoin-gains-cyprus-pain#ixzz2OjVtRtDJ" -52595;1364385872;Bowjob;damn -52594;1364386004;error4733;still 5000 waiting for MT gox confirmation -52593;1364386020;error4733;100$ buy friday ? -52592;1364386040;error4733;+10$ the last 24h -52591;1364386043;saulimus;bgupta, I'm saying it's more probable that the price of bitcoin would've risen the same way had the cyprus situation not happened. articles like that make it seem like it's the only reason... because it's the writer's job to find interesting connections. -52590;1364386112;error4733;FINCEN effect, more than Cyprus imo -52589;1364386207;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -52588;1364386211;Chaang-Noi;so i go afk for an hour and we go over 87.7 lol -52587;1364386239;Chaang-Noi;bids and asks are thin -52586;1364386551;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.7 = 3.5 BTC [+] -52585;1364386937;Chaang-Noi;bgupta w3ashington post did a good one too -52584;1364386970;Chaang-Noi;yeah people are saying cyprus but its not... its FINCEN for sure -52583;1364386991;Chaang-Noi;but who cares, people going to just expect btc to go way up everytime a bank fail so that if okay with me -52582;1364387000;Chaang-Noi;should happen every other mopnth in europe alone -52581;1364387012;bgupta;It's a combination of things creating a feedback loop… -52580;1364387045;Chaang-Noi;yeah and that is why i love btc -52579;1364387057;Chaang-Noi;only 21 million evar and everyone wants them all -52578;1364387058;Chaang-Noi;muhahahahahaha -52577;1364387082;bgupta;The one question I have is if some large entity, gov't or financial, decided to bet against bitcoin, how effective could they be? I mean are there enough available for loan to really do a big short? -52576;1364387113;Chaang-Noi;bet against? lol no, maybe attack -52575;1364387167;bgupta;well.. in traditional markets selling short is selling.. and can stompt out any rallies, if a large enough position is taken. -52574;1364387299;bgupta;?? I can't find many merchants that take litecoin? -52573;1364387316;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav oh lol -52572;1364387318;Bowjob;ever the pessimist -52571;1364387329;Bowjob;you can get run over by a bus too tomorrow -52570;1364387351;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav is just sad he only has .24 btc he scammed in nigeria -52569;1364387374;Chaang-Noi;i hold 100k ltc so good -52568;1364387378;Bowjob;tiber -52567;1364387382;Bowjob;how much btc do u have -52566;1364387392;Bowjob;and at what price did you sell at -52565;1364387404;Bowjob;lol -52564;1364387407;Bowjob;xd -52563;1364387412;Chaang-Noi;hahahahhahahhaha lol -52562;1364387422;Chaang-Noi;hahahahahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhahahahahahaahahah my fucking sides -52561;1364387429;Bowjob;oh god. -52560;1364387430;Bowjob;lol -52559;1364387441;Bowjob;proof? -52558;1364387450;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav no one in their right mind would think you had more than 2 btc -52557;1364387461;Bowjob;lol -52556;1364387471;Bowjob;look dude you are trading pennies for dollars -52555;1364387479;Bowjob;get in now, it hurts but you must accept the fact -52554;1364387484;Bowjob;you will thank me later -52553;1364387500;Bowjob;you will wish you bought $100 worth at 90 dollars per btc -52552;1364387518;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav tiverslav you made me laugh outlouad so hard everyone is looking at me like im nuts now -52551;1364387520;Bowjob;look its okay if you sold -52550;1364387527;Bowjob;you can get in now :) -52549;1364387531;Bowjob;still cheap -52548;1364387599;Bowjob;chang -52547;1364387667;Bowjob;oh well -52546;1364387695;bgupta;I'm thinking this run of publicity has a bit more legs in it.. however.. not a bad strategy… I sold most ages ago… but kept a few just in case of events like this happening. (fiat woes) It's the same reason I have some gold coins in my safety deposit box. -52545;1364387700;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.475 = 1.425 BTC [+] -52544;1364387755;Bowjob;;;ticker -52543;1364387755;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 85.96112, Best ask: 86.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03888, Last trade: 86.00000, 24 hour volume: 76550.92089328, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.70000, 24 hour vwap: 80.04172 -52542;1364387788;bgupta;well you have a 50% shot at being right. :) -52541;1364387814;Bowjob;bgupta thats not how it works -52540;1364387814;Bowjob;lol -52539;1364387878;bgupta;off guard -52538;1364387897;bgupta;really, I thought mpex allowed that for some reason? -52537;1364387917;bgupta;ohh.. -52536;1364387953;bgupta;a lot is becoming clearer. -52535;1364387980;bgupta;I assumed that by now shorting would have become a regular part of the economy.. -52534;1364388008;bgupta;It's not really shorting if you can't borrow stuff and dump it. -52533;1364388097;bgupta;got it.. need to think if options could have any impact on that… what about futures contracts? DO we have those? -52532;1364388101;bgupta;swaps and such? -52531;1364388343;bgupta;well that's only an issue due to spreads, right? -52530;1364388363;bgupta;if you are patient.. you should be able to move in and out, without such a spread no? -52529;1364388404;bgupta;ah I see your point. -52528;1364388420;bgupta;it's for the large $$$ transactions that kill you. -52527;1364388502;bgupta;but also 95% of the community aren't rushing for the exits.. the things that really shook the price back in the day where theives stealing wallets and dumping them for fiat. -52526;1364388557;bgupta;tiberiusiv: depending on who they are, would determine whether that is a good thing or a bad thing. -52525;1364388568;bgupta;unfortuantely we have no way of knowing -52524;1364388590;bgupta;I understand that problem. -52523;1364388612;bgupta;yeah.. -52522;1364388641;error4733;they are speculator in BTC land, at some point they will cash out ! no dout -52521;1364388656;bgupta;there are speculators in every land -52520;1364388685;bgupta;brb -52519;1364388814;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34999 BTC [+] -52518;1364388983;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [+] -52517;1364389168;bgupta;so I had a theory back in the day.. that there are a large amount of coins held by a handful of folks who are acting as guardians of the btc economy… -52516;1364389179;bgupta;I suspected that as the price went up they would slowly move some of their holdings into fiat, to be able to buy on any major pullbacks.. (That's what I would do if I was a creator of this currency.) -52515;1364389278;bgupta;they wouldn't have had to sell off much to act as market makers.. -52514;1364389300;jurov;yes, there are whales. but would they use mpex for hedging or sdice for fun? never! (at least according to our tibby) -52513;1364389314;bgupta;tibby? -52512;1364389359;jurov;i know what happens on coinbr and that they *do* use mpex -52511;1364389368;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 69 @ 0.7 = 48.3 BTC [+] -52510;1364389376;jurov;just don't give a fuck about convicing some kid -52509;1364389433;Namworld;So your balance is like 10k+ or something? -52508;1364389446;Namworld;(catching up on the log) -52507;1364389452;Bowjob;i think tiber is just a troll -52506;1364389472;Bowjob;don't feed him -52505;1364389478;jurov;lol tibby completely misunderstood me -52504;1364389513;Namworld;I thought feeding a troll was getting angry/pissed, since it gives a troll's statisfaction? -52503;1364389545;Bowjob;nah, giving them attention is enough for tiber -52502;1364389545;Namworld;Bowjob is all-in bullish as far as I know. -52501;1364389548;jurov;my word on whole mpex issue is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.msg1665040#msg1665040 -52500;1364389554;jurov;i'm not gonna repeat it -52499;1364389561;Bowjob;nah, i still have plenty of fiat -52498;1364389609;bgupta;hey, I can't claim to know what btc is gonna do… I have a very small position that I plan to keep in the btc economy.. -52497;1364389643;bgupta;my goal is to get more btc than I had before. -52496;1364389651;Namworld;I actually took a credit to buy BTC at 5 USD/BTC -52495;1364389654;bgupta;(Without converting any fiat into btc) -52494;1364389668;Namworld;Although only a few thousands, nothing I wouldn't have been able to repaid. -52493;1364389725;Namworld;SatoshiDice is a sure way to lose -52492;1364389744;bgupta;I don't have a lot of btc, so my trades can easily be absorbed by the market. -52491;1364389751;Namworld;I'm worried about people putting their life savings/maxing credit into Bitcoins at current prices... right after such a steep rise. -52490;1364389773;saulimus;I'm afraid to buy as well -52489;1364389781;Bowjob;tiber you're recomending "proper bet sizing".. -52488;1364389784;Bowjob;you're retarded -52487;1364389787;Namworld;Every time I put a few BTC on satoshidice, it's been a lost. Just for fun. -52486;1364389798;Namworld;I've pulled out great profit trading instead however -52485;1364389814;Namworld;(Havelock, BTCT.co, MPEx, Bitfunder, MtGox) -52484;1364389816;jurov;bgupta, if you want moar btc,don't exchange. earn them -52483;1364389831;bgupta;earn them? -52482;1364389837;Bowjob;bgupta you will lose at dice -52481;1364389843;jurov;there IS a bitcoin economy, just it's not so advertised and force fed like real one -52480;1364389856;bgupta;Don't worry.. I am not gonna be playing dice. -52479;1364389860;jurov;or program or graphics. or alpaca soicks -52478;1364389866;jurov;or swiss chocolate -52477;1364389874;jurov;find ur niche -52476;1364389881;Namworld;You can sell services of all sorts... does the work too -52475;1364389904;jurov;tiberiusiv maybe. but swiss chocolate for btcs DOES sell quite well and that matters. -52474;1364389905;bgupta;of you are talking darknet.. I think a good side business would be a paper currency moneychanger. -52473;1364389949;bgupta;I know people are looking to get btc without dealing with the exchanges.. -52472;1364389954;jurov;1. goto bitcointalk -52471;1364389959;jurov;2. search cocolate -52470;1364389976;bgupta;what they do with the btc, I can only imagine.. ;) -52469;1364390000;jurov;tiberiusiv you're not the only one who can say just google it, ya know -52468;1364390011;Namworld;We don't have link off the top of our head for everything, silly you. There's hundreds of BTC businesses. -52467;1364390052;jurov;tiberiusiv now *this* needs a link -52466;1364390060;jurov;or it's just FUD -52465;1364390108;bgupta;tiberiusiv: which forum in particular? -52464;1364390112;jurov;ofc. if they used fiat, they'd have the saem problem to aluder it -52463;1364390127;bgupta;err.. there are like 20 fourms -52462;1364390129;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009994 BTC [+] -52461;1364390151;Namworld;on that one, I'd be with tiberius... cashing out must be harder for dealers. Cash can come in fast. Cashing out without going through an exchange can be hard. -52460;1364390163;Namworld;If they want to avoid linking a bank account... -52459;1364390172;jurov;once they want to convert thousands of btcs it's exactly the same issue -52458;1364390181;Namworld;(Assuming they don't trust SR itself) -52457;1364390192;Namworld;No, I disagree with a lot of what you say so... -52456;1364390228;jurov;tiberiusiv i don't know why you care so much to SR -52455;1364390265;jurov;my business is legit, i don't have a problem providing id to bitcoin-central and cashing out at price consistently few euros above market -52454;1364390286;jurov;and report the earnigns to be taxed -52453;1364390301;jurov;what liquidity do you need? -52452;1364390318;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 21 @ 0.7 = 14.7 BTC [+] -52451;1364390321;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 14 @ 0.7 = 9.8 BTC [+] -52450;1364390347;jurov;for converting few hundred euros to live off every while it has ample liquidity -52449;1364390370;jurov;i don't need move thousands of btcs like these poor silkroaders -52448;1364390372;Namworld;hmm... slight wall building up at 86 USD per BTC... price approaching all time high again -52447;1364390377;jurov;yes, slovakia -52446;1364390425;jurov;lol -52445;1364390426;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.7 = 4.2 BTC [+] -52444;1364390460;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.715 BTC [+] -52443;1364390466;jurov;nobody scammed you? -52442;1364390521;jurov;they were all around yurp before wwii -52441;1364390530;jurov;they just got wiped out elsewhere -52440;1364390603;jurov;and in recent decades they breed much faster than "whites"... so slovakia will prolly become a gypsy country soon -52439;1364390645;Diablo-D3;lol -52438;1364390658;Diablo-D3;another person who thinks gypsy is a race and not a mythological creature -52437;1364390659;jurov;were you eating at restaurants? cuz slovaks don't give a shit about services -52436;1364390685;jurov;Diablo-D3: how do you call these chocolate people then? roma? -52435;1364390711;Diablo-D3;dude, if they're _chocolate_ I call them african -52434;1364390730;Diablo-D3;unless they're some of those really dark indians -52433;1364390751;jurov;1. these gypsies look like indians 2. they speak like indians 3. wtf are they then? -52432;1364390908;jurov;cuz i'm registered entrepreneur (even VAT registered). so they have a right to look into my accts anytime -52431;1364390912;Chaang-Noi;am going up:) -52430;1364390914;Chaang-Noi;nice -52429;1364390970;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -52428;1364390971;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.00000, Best ask: 87.16999, Bid-ask spread: 0.16999, Last trade: 87.00000, 24 hour volume: 76848.95819924, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.70000, 24 hour vwap: 80.37796 -52427;1364390993;ThickAsThieves;nice! -52426;1364391126;Diablo-D3;jurov: speaking indian isn't a useful description -52425;1364391140;Diablo-D3;there is something like 5 major languages spoken on the indian subcontinent -52424;1364391156;Diablo-D3;but if they look like indians and speak an indian language, they might be, you know, indians -52423;1364391185;Chaang-Noi;i can speak a bit of charakee -52422;1364391208;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: indian from india dude -52421;1364391213;jurov;they are some lowest indian caste that got expelled in 12th century. -52420;1364391223;jurov;and they call themselves gysies or rome -52419;1364391226;Diablo-D3;and its spelled Cherokee -52418;1364391227;jurov;*roma -52417;1364391244;jurov;roaming around eur since then -52416;1364391251;Diablo-D3;jurov: Ive never seen a "gypsy" that looks indian -52415;1364391287;bgupta;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romani_people guys read first para -52414;1364391290;jurov;http://www.aktuality.sk/clanok/217087/obcania-protestovali-proti-stahovaniu-romov-z-letanovskej-osady/ -52413;1364391300;jurov;^ slovak roma seen here -52412;1364391324;Chaang-Noi;D3 i just trollin:) -52411;1364391340;jurov;if they don't resemble indians, then dunno -52410;1364391364;bgupta;"The Romani are an ethnic group living mostly in Europe, who have been traced genetically to a group migrating from the northwestern Indian Subcontinent about 1,500 years ago." -52409;1364391368;Chaang-Noi;i was in india, in kashmire and they have people with blue eyes and light skin -52408;1364391398;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: probably ex-nazis from ww2 -52407;1364391419;Chaang-Noi;hungarians are from north west china... from 2000 years ago -52406;1364391443;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: hell, thats nothing new -52405;1364391451;Chaang-Noi;d3 lol no, there is a group in afghan/packastian/india that came from alaxander the great when he came down 2500 eyars ago -52404;1364391469;Diablo-D3;one of the 12 kinds of chinese seems to be descended by a bunch of romans that followed the silk road the whole way dow -52403;1364391471;Chaang-Noi;they be musliumz mostly now -52402;1364391493;Chaang-Noi;no roman in recorded history ever made it to china -52401;1364391499;Chaang-Noi;or chinese to rome -52400;1364391512;Chaang-Noi;not saying it did not happen but no one wrote about it, that survives -52399;1364391521;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: they have roman artifacts, but they're not sure if the artifacts alone made it -52398;1364391523;Chaang-Noi;im a history dude way more than anything else:) -52397;1364391533;Chaang-Noi;rome did trade with china -52396;1364391559;Diablo-D3;and I forgot about alexander the great, btw -52395;1364391572;Chaang-Noi;he is my nigger! -52394;1364391580;Diablo-D3;dude, he is nobody's nigger -52393;1364391585;Diablo-D3;hes more made up than anything else -52392;1364391587;Chaang-Noi;got to india, saw a line of elephants and was like... ummm, lets go home -52391;1364391620;Chaang-Noi;alaxander is just like santa clause, tricks we play on history 101 students -52390;1364391627;Chaang-Noi;we all know he is a made up guy -52389;1364391661;jurov;brb -52388;1364391708;Diablo-D3;I mean, fuck, he had an empire that spanned from greece to india -52387;1364391711;Diablo-D3;thats just impossible. -52386;1364391758;Chaang-Noi;he did not really have an emipre... he just raped everything he came to until india... he also took over the empires in his way leaving most of the govt there, just killing the kinds and marrying the exwifes -52385;1364391765;Chaang-Noi;tiberslave the 7th pope -52384;1364391781;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: yeah, pretty much -52383;1364391790;Chaang-Noi;d3 if you know how he did it, it is very reasonable -52382;1364391797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00415005 = 4.1501 BTC [-] -52381;1364391798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00415004 = 4.15 BTC [-] -52380;1364391809;Chaang-Noi;he just kept adding to his army as he beat other ones, sooner or later the other guys just sureendered -52379;1364391826;Diablo-D3;but its pretty much embedded into every white guy now: fear anyone from greece that has an army of macedonians behind them -52378;1364391828;Chaang-Noi;but once he got to india he got an army of like all of india, with massive elehpants and shit -52377;1364391845;Chaang-Noi;95% of his army at the end was not macidonian -52376;1364391852;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159462.0 -52375;1364391854;Diablo-D3;you missed the point -52374;1364391861;Chaang-Noi;also he was not greek, -52373;1364391865;Bowjob;chang, check it -52372;1364391877;Bowjob;still not sure if its a good idea or not -52371;1364391878;Bowjob;mhm -52370;1364391893;Chaang-Noi;using paypal? might be a good idea? hahahahha -52369;1364391899;Chaang-Noi;fuck banks and esp fuck paypal -52368;1364391907;Bowjob;no dude you're missing the point -52367;1364391908;Bowjob;lol -52366;1364391929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00415003 = 4.15 BTC [-] -52365;1364391930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 835 @ 0.00415001 = 3.4653 BTC [-] -52364;1364391934;Chaang-Noi;i see paypal and brian shuts down, fuck paypal man -52363;1364391997;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: yes, but macedonia no longer exists -52362;1364391998;Bowjob;brian -52361;1364392000;Bowjob;lol -52360;1364392020;Diablo-D3;get a brian moran -52359;1364392062;Chaang-Noi;:) -52358;1364392400;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.714995 = 7.15 BTC [-] -52357;1364392403;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.715 BTC [+] -52356;1364392481;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -52355;1364392839;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.107499 BTC [+] -52354;1364393059;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.1922 BTC [-] -52353;1364393124;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.00414 = 0.0621 BTC [-] -52352;1364393125;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 110 @ 0.00413 = 0.4543 BTC [-] -52351;1364393128;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 54 @ 0.00412 = 0.2225 BTC [-] -52350;1364393145;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.6986 = 1.3972 BTC [-] -52349;1364393201;Bowjob;Eurozone Chief: Savings accounts in Spain, Italy and other European countries will be raided if needed -52348;1364393208;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19257 BTC [-] -52347;1364393210;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1925 BTC [-] -52346;1364393548;Bowjob;;;tocler -52345;1364393548;gribble;Error: "tocler" is not a valid command. -52344;1364393550;Bowjob;;;ticker -52343;1364393552;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 85.63544, Best ask: 85.65000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01456, Last trade: 85.65000, 24 hour volume: 77073.18838681, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.70000, 24 hour vwap: 80.52340 -52342;1364393557;Bowjob;;;goxlag -52341;1364393557;gribble;13.583927 seconds -52340;1364393640;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -52339;1364393643;gribble;There are currently 36640973 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9691361.22066 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0182 seconds -52338;1364393651;Bugpowder;still going up -52337;1364393696;bgupta;lag or price? -52336;1364393703;Bugpowder;total USD in bids -52335;1364393714;Bugpowder;a proxy for the amount of money sittingn in gox accounts -52334;1364393719;Bugpowder;that has not be used yet -52333;1364393726;Bugpowder;I have never seen it this high. -52332;1364393737;Bugpowder;9$.7M -52331;1364393742;Bugpowder;$9.7M -52330;1364393759;pizzaman1337;interesting idea -52329;1364393766;pizzaman1337;;;asks 100000000 -52328;1364393769;gribble;There are currently 47942.779 bitcoins offered at or under 100000000.0 USD, worth 363654447.184 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0028 seconds -52327;1364393774;Bugpowder;that is less informative -52326;1364393775;Schadenfreude;Anybody knows how often Jurov processes CoinBR withdrawals? -52325;1364393802;kakobrekla;50k on gox lol -52324;1364393811;pgp;not often enough -52323;1364393817;Bugpowder;There is definitely more than 50k sitting in dark pools on gox -52322;1364393832;pgp;no automation for even the smallest withdrawls... -52321;1364393838;Bugpowder;although there may be an extra 10M USD in dark pools too -52320;1364393856;Bugpowder;pgp security or convienence, pick one. -52319;1364393860;Chaang-Noi;gox be playing wiht all the stolen bitcoinica money -52318;1364393913;Bugpowder;!ticker m s.dice -52317;1364393914;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00415001 / 0.00440089 / 0.00449999 (16048 shares, 70.63 BTC), 7D: 0.00320003 / 0.0043828 / 0.005598 (277727 shares, 1,217.22 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.0052747 / 0.0063799 (1198162 shares, 6,319.96 BTC) -52316;1364394012;Bugpowder;fastcash funds are back -52315;1364394075;Schadenfreude;Meh, I already sign with a BTC-adress to withdraw from CoinBR, it's a bit annoying -52314;1364394122;Bugpowder;tru -52313;1364394156;Schadenfreude;Let's hope it gets through before the price correction# -52312;1364394171;Bugpowder;I don't think there will be a correction before friday -52311;1364394200;Bugpowder;the total gox bids keep going up -52310;1364394216;Namworld;*sigh* -52309;1364394223;Bugpowder;before the crash last friday, total gox bids dropped from 8.1M to 6.1M -52308;1364394233;Namworld;another BitVPS client which paid with a stolen Paypal account. -52307;1364394247;kakobrekla;cut yourself free of fiat money -52306;1364394248;Bugpowder;I sold off my calls for a 3x gain. Rebought at the bottom. -52305;1364394255;MJR_;nice -52304;1364394268;Bugpowder;preach it brother -52303;1364394302;MJR_;Bugpowder: i exercised at 71 :( -52302;1364394305;Bugpowder;Anyway.... watch the gox bids. I think it may be a leading indicator of corrections -52301;1364394317;Bugpowder;MJR_: why did you exercise? -52300;1364394319;Bowjob;correction upwards? -52299;1364394359;Namworld;Bugpowder: neat. Gains on a significant amount of BTC? -52298;1364394410;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -52297;1364394411;gribble;80.51 -52296;1364394480;MJR_;man... -52295;1364394486;MJR_;all the options are too expensive... -52294;1364394495;MJR_;need some like 110 calls :( -52293;1364394594;MJR_;hmmm -52292;1364394599;Bugpowder;Namworld: Had 10% of my nut in calls. they tripled. Sold... Rebought with the profits at the bottom of the weekend dip vwap. Best month ever. -52291;1364394603;MJR_;that is an interesting metric Bugpowder -52290;1364394618;MJR_;i'm kicking myself for exercising at 71 -52289;1364394629;Bugpowder;MJR_: I have not followed it for long enough to be sure, but worked last week. -52288;1364394633;MJR_;even with s.dice performance, up 117% overall -52287;1364394646;MJR_;speaking of which -52286;1364394652;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -52285;1364394654;gribble;Current Blocks: 228244 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1579 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 17 hours, 47 minutes, and 45 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6742099.53802 | Estimated Percent Change: 0.69108 -52284;1364394655;Bugpowder;why did you exercise though? -52283;1364394656;MJR_;is it a sure thing that we will not be seeing any dividends this month? -52282;1364394660;kakobrekla;we need more hash -52281;1364394667;Bugpowder;bot always pays more than exercise price -52280;1364394674;Bugpowder;due to time premium -52279;1364394675;MJR_;figured that i had the vwap at 71 and it already dropped to 63 -52278;1364394680;MJR_;so i could exercise then -52277;1364394684;MJR_;but i didn't buy back in -52276;1364394697;Bugpowder;but just sell back to the bot -52275;1364394706;MJR_;he was offering less -52274;1364394711;kakobrekla;mining profitability is too high -52273;1364394714;Bugpowder;are you sure? -52272;1364394723;Bugpowder;I've never see the bot go lower -52271;1364394729;MJR_;not sure, but i think so...i exercised from my cell phone as i was walking into a meeting -52270;1364394736;Bugpowder;unless bot is using mtgox vwap not 24hprc -52269;1364394753;MJR_;i think the bot is aware of the mt gox price but not sure he uses it -52268;1364394763;MJR_;because one time during the flash crash i got filled on a bunch of calls -52267;1364394779;MJR_;we are bumping into the ceiling hard though -52266;1364394792;MJR_;wonder what 100 calls would be for next month -52265;1364394816;Namworld;idk but we're raising fast -52264;1364394819;Namworld;http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ -52263;1364394826;MJR_;yep -52262;1364394833;MJR_;100 in april it looks like -52261;1364394846;MJR_;if not more...i just think that is the second biggest psychological barrier -52260;1364394857;MJR_;after the 32 -52259;1364394858;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.016 BTC [+] -52258;1364394860;Namworld;we're still full on on an exponential course -52257;1364394860;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01572 BTC [-] -52256;1364394866;Namworld;It's just crazy -52255;1364394870;MJR_;that is a bit scary -52254;1364394884;MJR_;i decided to take my trading profits from yesterday and switch back to lending -52253;1364394906;Namworld;I steer away from lending now... but you can loan to me. -52252;1364394907;MJR_;pretty nice when you are trying to decide between 280% apy or 10% in one day trading -52251;1364394914;pgp;my guess is that we will be in for some volatility today... -52250;1364394918;MJR_;lol, margin lending on bitfinex -52249;1364394924;MJR_;i agree totally -52248;1364394934;Namworld;margin lending =/ -52247;1364394941;MJR_;but my long overnight position worked well, though i got stopped loss and didn't get the top -52246;1364394965;MJR_;tiberiusiv: you are so right, no one will remark on the fact that we hit triple digits -52245;1364394976;MJR_;tiberiusiv: just another day, there won't be articles saying that -52244;1364394997;MJR_;ugh...i can't get sucked into your trollery today...sorry -52243;1364395003;Namworld;MJR, loan to me, I have plenty of collateral and I'm borrowing =P -52242;1364395022;MJR_;Namworld: whats the interest? i think i already am lending to you through btc-bond -52241;1364395031;Namworld;yeah, BTC-BOND -52240;1364395042;MJR_;i thought you were going to start calling some of those bonds? -52239;1364395057;Namworld;shares, a whole lot of them -52238;1364395061;MJR_;btc bond is a great investment -52237;1364395075;MJR_;i love daily interest -52236;1364395122;Namworld;in some businesses such as: www.satoshidice.com - www.bitcoinpride.com - www.bitvps.com and more -52235;1364395214;Namworld;I keep my debt at a fraction of my outstanding loan so it can mitigate the risk of something failing. -52234;1364395332;Namworld;Among other things. But the biggest earnings are from buying and flipping shares right back. There's some pretty big gaps in prices with illiquidity -52233;1364395355;Namworld;I try not to have my toes dipped in most things for too long. -52232;1364395362;Namworld;Basically, yes. -52231;1364395410;Namworld;BTC-BOND is me. -52230;1364395496;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -52229;1364395497;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 86.30101, Best ask: 86.74000, Bid-ask spread: 0.43899, Last trade: 86.74000, 24 hour volume: 75041.74738403, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.70000, 24 hour vwap: 80.66941 -52228;1364395676;Namworld;I pay 10.95% per year (0.03% daily) -52227;1364395704;Namworld;I suspect it's because I keep it at a fraction of my total worth and that I'm spread out among various exchanges and businesse types. Things could fail spectacularly and I'd still be able to repay all my debt. People like that. -52226;1364395710;pgp;;;goxlag -52225;1364395711;gribble;86.511175 seconds -52224;1364395714;jurov;it's not a problem to at all have such earnings from btc options -52223;1364395721;Namworld;And since I'm flipping shares in BTC, income is in BTC. -52222;1364395756;jurov;tiberiusiv, on NYSE if you figure out a strategy, there is 100ppl with same idea already -52221;1364395758;Namworld;Otherwise IDK why people would lend BTC at thos rate, they usually require multiple % per week on BTC loans. -52220;1364395770;Namworld;Hardly 1% per month. -52219;1364395777;jurov;here you're usually alone, and for long time -52218;1364395791;jurov;thanks to people like you that scream OMG ITS A SCAM -52217;1364395818;Namworld;Also, I'm not sure I'm fit for the NYSE. BTC is easier, more movement, larger spread, no competition. It's a good training ground at least. -52216;1364395819;jurov;in this case yes -52215;1364395854;Namworld;NYSE is more competitive. Less spreads too. -52214;1364395935;Bugpowder;SPY options are too competitive -52213;1364395935;jurov;sry, if that "learning" would make me such a zealot like you are... no thanks :) -52212;1364395940;Bugpowder;you will get you face ripped off -52211;1364395950;Namworld;I had so many different assets in BTC, I was spending lots of time watching markets/refreshing pages. Income has grown. -52210;1364395959;Bugpowder;the bitcoin options market is much less efficient -52209;1364395968;Namworld;I've left my day job to have time to do all this trading. -52208;1364395975;Namworld;Some months ago -52207;1364395978;Bugpowder;Money is made by exploiting the inefficiencies of the market -52206;1364395997;Chaang-Noi;well bearz.... -52205;1364395999;Namworld;I've made a lot of put. I've been trying to go short since 30 USD/BTC -52204;1364396002;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 9 @ 0.1075 = 0.9675 BTC [+] -52203;1364396004;Namworld;I've made losses there -52202;1364396018;Bugpowder;If you would look at the history, people have been net losers in the options every month but august -52201;1364396022;jurov;tiberiusiv, there were some whale bears that tried to move mkt down and cash out options.. but they failed -52200;1364396037;Bugpowder;this month looks like people are actually going to come out on top -52199;1364396038;Namworld;I still believe this is going to crash. I'll still have puts each month ready. -52198;1364396042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.85 BTC [+] -52197;1364396074;Namworld;Anyway, I'm pretty much doing this full time by now... -52196;1364396079;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.09 = 0.9 BTC [-] -52195;1364396085;Bugpowder;I lost plenty of money trading options in 2007-2009 -52194;1364396104;Bugpowder;btc market is 100x more exploitable -52193;1364396113;Bugpowder;by someone with my resources -52192;1364396136;Bugpowder;long term options trading in real financial markets is a loser for the retail investor -52191;1364396150;Bugpowder;in btc options, I think it can be a winner -52190;1364396153;Bugpowder;at least for me. -52189;1364396174;Bugpowder;I agree with that statement -52188;1364396179;deadweasel;bug, if you were to buy an option right now, which one would you buy? -52187;1364396182;Bugpowder;particularly when the spread is 30% on the bot -52186;1364396191;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.714994 = 1.43 BTC [+] -52185;1364396202;Bugpowder;If the bot was still offfering C750Ts, I would buy them -52184;1364396218;Bugpowder;I would perhaps buy puts tomrrow -52183;1364396220;MJR_;Bugpowder: they were pretty expensive -52182;1364396225;deadweasel;tiberiusiv: i would tend to agree, as I believe this is the ceiling for the day. -52181;1364396239;Bugpowder;If I were actaully going to buy anything though, I would do it -52180;1364396243;Bugpowder;instead of sitting here -52179;1364396246;Bugpowder;typing -52178;1364396255;Bugpowder;right now, I'm not buying or selling anything -52177;1364396268;Bugpowder;90% of the time, the best trade is to do nothing -52176;1364396279;MJR_;hehehe, i decided to take a break from trading too...just lending now -52175;1364396279;Namworld;http://namcdn.com/btcalarm/ -52174;1364396307;Namworld;Use it, it's useful. Better on chrome tho, other browsers tend to drop websocket connection a lot more. -52173;1364396334;Bugpowder;Actually, the best play right now looks to be buying S.MPOE -52172;1364396360;Bugpowder;maybe not actually -52171;1364396372;Chaang-Noi;wont they loss their ass on options this month? -52170;1364396381;Bugpowder;bbet is pretty funny -52169;1364396392;Bugpowder;well, its valued by the market -52168;1364396397;Namworld;Chaang-Noi: MPOE income comes from % on trading... -52167;1364396410;Chaang-Noi;oh -52166;1364396419;Chaang-Noi;then how could it be valued anywhere near what it is? -52165;1364396424;Bugpowder;if MPOE survives without a loss this month, it will bounce to 0.00075 -52164;1364396433;kakobrekla;is gonna be like 40 or 50 btc this month i think (estimate) -52163;1364396437;Namworld;The money for options is borrowed from people depositing for a % I believe -52162;1364396441;kakobrekla;slightly over 100$ -52161;1364396443;kakobrekla;;) -52160;1364396451;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: bbest valuation is based on growth expectations -52159;1364396458;Namworld;Those people are risking their funds for a % -52158;1364396464;Bugpowder;which at 200000 satoshi, are pretty aggressive -52157;1364396480;MJR_;whats the oix at? -52156;1364396481;jurov; jurov i very much doubt that, whale to you is 100btc. <<< lol, now how did you came to that conclusion? -52155;1364396487;Chaang-Noi;i only hold AM :/ -52154;1364396488;Bugpowder;MPOE has paid out 1% on good months -52153;1364396514;Chaang-Noi;so in 100 good months they break even :) -52152;1364396516;Bugpowder;5-10% -52151;1364396544;Bugpowder;MPOE bot pays 5-10% on capital used -52150;1364396554;Bugpowder;and makes 12% profit / month -52149;1364396556;Bugpowder;average -52148;1364396572;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87.61 -52147;1364396575;gribble;There are currently 1452.6593 bitcoins offered at or under 87.61 USD, worth 126503.501188 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -52146;1364396613;Bugpowder;yep -52145;1364396623;Bugpowder;its a nascent market -52144;1364396629;jurov;tiberiusiv ,BitVPS was quite profitable, too. -52143;1364396636;Bugpowder;yes -52142;1364396644;Bugpowder;it was valued pretty fairly too -52141;1364396648;jurov;but its owner suddenly got an idea it's better to get employed -52140;1364396649;Bugpowder;lol -52139;1364396649;Chaang-Noi;AM is not gambling :/ -52138;1364396684;jurov;tiberiusiv but most of fiat is gambling, too -52137;1364396694;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -52136;1364396695;gribble;There are currently 36656711 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9714666.78044 USD in total. | Data vintage: 119.6155 seconds -52135;1364396699;jurov;how much of money supply is ion forex? 90% -52134;1364396726;jurov;forex is the same thing. just considered legal. -52133;1364396728;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 89.80 -52132;1364396730;gribble;There are currently 4816.7931 bitcoins offered at or under 89.8 USD, worth 425118.737376 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -52131;1364396751;jurov;oh tibby on limb again -52130;1364396758;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 85 -52129;1364396759;gribble;There are currently 1053.2444 bitcoins demanded at or over 85.0 USD, worth 89853.9093844 USD in total. | Data vintage: 27.9878 seconds -52128;1364396760;Bugpowder;that's a pretty small % -52127;1364396781;ThickAsThieves;troll feeding time again? -52126;1364396785;Bugpowder;okcupid.com is now accepting bitcoins -52125;1364396792;Bugpowder;take that! -52124;1364396813;ThickAsThieves;on that news, btc falls to 50 -52123;1364396826;jurov;tiberiusiv yes and? drug scene in your city has more users that a bank, too -52122;1364396862;jurov;in btcland it is just more visible -52121;1364396868;Bugpowder;that is not true -52120;1364396903;Bugpowder;mtgox monthly is $100MM -52119;1364396945;Bugpowder;compare same month to same month -52118;1364396954;deadweasel;so all T options expire on Friday. But their price is going to vary based on VWAP, which is going up every second I babble here.... -52117;1364397025;Bugpowder;SD has much more action than SR -52116;1364397028;Chaang-Noi;VWAP link to please -52115;1364397060;jurov;Chaang-Noi: http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ -52114;1364397083;jurov;but SD has lot lower learning curve -52113;1364397085;Chaang-Noi;thanks jurov -52112;1364397087;jurov;not hassle with tor -52111;1364397102;jurov;and it's INSTANT -52110;1364397125;Chaang-Noi;they use the 24 hour? -52109;1364397125;jurov;^ another myth yet to be proved -52108;1364397134;jurov;Chaang-Noi: yes MPOE uses that one -52107;1364397138;Chaang-Noi;thanks -52106;1364397214;jurov;okay, you made the sales pitch. so what are we to do with SR? -52105;1364397241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.59 = 1.77 BTC [-] -52104;1364397289;jurov;phew. someone steals their wallet and they'll clamor to list quickly -52103;1364397308;jurov;as happened to many enterprises already -52102;1364397334;jurov;tiberiusiv but that has nothing to do with bitcoin -52101;1364397334;Namworld;tiberiusiv: what? People often sell a portion of profitable businesses -52100;1364397350;jurov;if paypal was anonymous, it would be used instead -52099;1364397378;Namworld;Wether because they need growth capital, are retiring or simply to reduce market exposure/risk. -52098;1364397383;jurov;or popular detergent will be used. whatever is at hand -52097;1364397447;deadweasel;same with the banks -52096;1364397488;deadweasel;doesn't matter if it 'seems legit'. -52095;1364397546;deadweasel;so what's your point, tiberiusiv? -52094;1364397573;Chaang-Noi;yes -52093;1364397580;Chaang-Noi;that is why i bought in -52092;1364397587;ThickAsThieves;ugh I need to get rid of my day job -52091;1364397601;Chaang-Noi;once the mob learns about btc we will go to $100,000 tc -52090;1364397604;Chaang-Noi;btc -52089;1364397617;deadweasel;yeah, i can agree with you there -- going off the Internets history, it follows. -52088;1364397619;Chaang-Noi;i quit a year ago... -52087;1364397625;deadweasel;the mob knows -52086;1364397630;ThickAsThieves;my problem is i own the business -52085;1364397631;deadweasel;cartel knows -52084;1364397638;deadweasel;ThickAsThieves: Sell it for BTC! -52083;1364397638;Chaang-Noi;sell it for btc -52082;1364397640;ThickAsThieves;so i need to find ways to unload clients -52081;1364397641;jurov;tiberiusiv i agree too. but you aren't telling normal retailers what to do -52080;1364397658;ThickAsThieves;well these people know me, i have to make sure they are treated ok -52079;1364397659;jurov;if there's money, retailers will come -52078;1364397676;ThickAsThieves;its like 60 hosted websites, plus incidental updates -52077;1364397691;ThickAsThieves;then a bunch of graphic design work and print brokering -52076;1364397696;deadweasel;sell it to Namworld -52075;1364397713;jurov;you contradict yourself -52074;1364397719;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav lol you on meth? -52073;1364397732;deadweasel;lol -52072;1364397734;ThickAsThieves;namworld obv is busy -52071;1364397736;jurov;if "the cartels" are using it, then it's clearly more than a small group -52070;1364397770;Namworld;What? I'm not too busy for that. -52069;1364397776;jurov;and it's usefult to them to use bitcoins on all levels down to the street -52068;1364397780;jurov;hence mass adoption -52067;1364397781;Namworld;shared hosting? -52066;1364397787;Chaang-Noi;when btc reaches $10,000 im pretty srue im going to by my own cartel -52065;1364397788;ThickAsThieves;and webmastering -52064;1364397789;jurov;hence mass market -52063;1364397803;Namworld;I can do that, but what kind of rates are they used to? -52062;1364397810;Namworld;Actually, PM me. -52061;1364397855;jurov;tiberiusiv if it will be useful for them avoid hassle of exchanging the bills to bitcoins, they'll drop their customs quickly -52060;1364397868;deadweasel;^^^^ -52059;1364397890;splnkr;ironic, isn't it…Mexicans want USD while a bunch of Americans prefer BTC -52058;1364397901;deadweasel;profit first, they get engineers to build half mile tunnels underneath the border, they will force Nerds to handle their BTC -52057;1364397916;jurov;then ID requirement will come quickly -52056;1364397921;jurov;shoulkd that happen -52055;1364397968;jurov;anyway, all the runners, that's a mass market already -52054;1364397984;jurov;and for them it's better to buy things directly for btc -52053;1364398001;jurov;than to go to walmart and risk doxing and being catched on camera -52052;1364398071;jurov;well, don't tell this will stay so any extended period -52051;1364398100;jurov;no your point seems to be "retailers wont evar" -52050;1364398122;jurov;and i say, okay, if criminal element adopts it on mass scale, retilers will follow" -52049;1364398184;Bugpowder;false -52048;1364398202;jurov;"people will always spend fiat" Plainly not true. Not always at least. -52047;1364398205;Bugpowder;people will spend btc now because its an easy way to cashout -52046;1364398272;jurov;your crime elements do -52045;1364398291;jurov;and you yourself said they supposedly have problems to exchange it back -52044;1364398291;splnkr;it's good to be mindful of the risk of BTC going poof due to external factors, but I'm not that worried…woudln't it take a concerted, coordinated global effort to bring it all down permanently? I'm not talking 51% attack here -52043;1364398304;jurov;so these WILL use retail if available -52042;1364398305;thestrin1puller;;;ticker -52041;1364398306;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 86.91001, Best ask: 86.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.08998, Last trade: 87.00000, 24 hour volume: 74748.36316424, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.70000, 24 hour vwap: 80.81460 -52040;1364398318;jurov;tiberiusiv: simple logic, no? -52039;1364398320;thestrin1puller;;;bc,24hprc -52038;1364398321;gribble;80.79 -52037;1364398324;splnkr;and the world can't even properly discuss climate change; i don't see that they could execute a destruction of the bitcoin network -52036;1364398331;Bugpowder;anyone had trouble getting over 1 wire a day from fast cash. total >$10l -52035;1364398338;Bugpowder;>$10k -52034;1364398361;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: what do you see as the right investment / speculative play in the btc space right now? -52033;1364398366;thestrin1puller;;;calc (80.79 - 75) / 80.79 -52032;1364398366;gribble;0.0716672855551 -52031;1364398375;thestrin1puller;woot! -52030;1364398376;Bugpowder;I am hearing a lot about what ISN'T good. What IS good. -52029;1364398386;jurov;don't lol. they can indeed launder some of the bitcoins disguised as t-shirt operation -52028;1364398394;splnkr;the best investment strategy is to tell people in IRC the opposite of what you believe to be true -52027;1364398398;splnkr;LOL -52026;1364398404;MJR_;Bugpowder: it is way too hard to come up with something creative, let's just detract from the good that is going on -52025;1364398449;MJR_;BitPay processed 2 Million dollars worth of transactions for VENDORS -52024;1364398470;MJR_;just saying they are growing -52023;1364398476;MJR_;vendors are slowly starting to accept them -52022;1364398495;thestrin1puller;Bugpowda your bet paid off -52021;1364398496;MJR_;so that would be double -52020;1364398504;thestrin1puller;thanks for snatching those options fo may -52019;1364398507;MJR_;yes...and doubled the payments processed -52018;1364398522;MJR_;meaning more merchants are starting to get into this space -52017;1364398525;MJR_;that is just one metric -52016;1364398525;jurov;it's clearly more than nothing -52015;1364398543;MJR_;um... -52014;1364398550;MJR_;do you not know how they work? -52013;1364398557;MJR_;you set your price IN DOLLARS -52012;1364398564;MJR_;they deal with conversion -52011;1364398577;thestrin1puller;lol -52010;1364398585;MJR_;your company is doing so much better in this space -52009;1364398595;thestrin1puller;bfl is a joke -52008;1364398596;MJR_;what was its name again? -52007;1364398597;Bugpowder;apples and oranges dude -52006;1364398621;Bugpowder;The BTC retail space is < 6 months old -52005;1364398622;MJR_;oh thats right, you haven't done one thing so far that is actually valuable to anyone in this community -52004;1364398639;MJR_;so bitpay: 2 million tiberiusiv: 0 -52003;1364398643;Bugpowder;I bet bitpay growth is faster than paypal -52002;1364398655;Chaang-Noi;no doubt bitpay is faster -52001;1364398661;jurov;tibby has coinbr account.. so it's valuable for me :) -52000;1364398664;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav oh lol -51999;1364398670;MJR_;how do i constantly get sucked in to these epic troll fests -51998;1364398680;MJR_;got to learn to avoid them -51997;1364398682;deadweasel;i was wondering that too MJR_ -51996;1364398690;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav is a funny troll -51995;1364398691;thestrin1puller;lol -51994;1364398693;MJR_;has tiberiusiv done anything -51993;1364398709;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav is from nigeria and only has .35 btc:/ -51992;1364398709;MJR_;fucking armchair quarterback -51991;1364398736;MJR_;so you start a payment processer, a gambling site, an exchange...do something -51990;1364398750;MJR_;which is a new high in this space -51989;1364398757;Chaang-Noi;mr tiberslav too busy tolling and cashing in govt welfare checks to do anything productinv -51988;1364398758;MJR_;850 million is tiny compared to forex trading -51987;1364398772;MJR_;apparently you don't undeerstand emerging markets AT ALL -51986;1364398795;MJR_;tiberiusiv is the guy saying "why would anyone ever need internet on their phone" -51985;1364398815;MJR_;"the personal computer is not really necessary" -51984;1364398817;Diablo-D3;850 million dollars? -51983;1364398822;jurov;tiberiusiv, care do a bet on bitbet? -51982;1364398828;Diablo-D3;that'd be enough to fix the united states =/ -51981;1364398840;jurov;like "bitpay will reach 100mil this year" -51980;1364398861;jurov;why not? -51979;1364398904;MJR_;i can't... -51978;1364398911;jurov;what has bitpay to do with gpsy??? -51977;1364398921;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.586 = 2.93 BTC [-] -51976;1364398922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.585 = 5.265 BTC [-] -51975;1364398932;thestrin1puller;!ticker h HIM -51974;1364398934;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.65000000 / 1.772 / 1.85000000 (25 shares, 44.30000000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.78286455 / 2.00000000 (189 shares, 336.96140034 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 2.09569993 / 18.00000000 (657 shares, 1376.87485269 BTC) -51973;1364398944;thestrin1puller;wow -51972;1364398956;jurov;say yourself...whatever amount it won't cross -51971;1364398977;kakobrekla;btw is there a european bitpay? -51970;1364399079;jurov;there are some eu partners: https://bitpay.com/bitcoin-integration-partners -51969;1364399101;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.85 = 3.7 BTC [+] -51968;1364399161;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.585 = 2.925 BTC [-] -51967;1364399166;MJR_;you know those vendors dont ONLY sell in bitcoins right? -51966;1364399186;MJR_;hence emerging markets -51965;1364399187;Namworld;tiberius... there's more than a 0.99% fee for those converting to USD -51964;1364399195;Namworld;It's 3% AFAIK, I think. -51963;1364399199;Namworld;And disclosed -51962;1364399200;MJR_;as more people switch to this alternate economy -51961;1364399204;MJR_;they will grow -51960;1364399205;Namworld;0.99% is for those keeping BTC -51959;1364399217;MJR_;it seems like you have no concept of future valuation -51958;1364399223;Bugpowder;credit cards are 2.9% -51957;1364399223;MJR_;first mover value -51956;1364399227;MJR_;value of market share -51955;1364399230;MJR_;look at gox -51954;1364399232;MJR_;they suck -51953;1364399234;Bugpowder;the merchants disguise it though -51952;1364399237;MJR_;raking in money cuz there first -51951;1364399254;Namworld;no, you pay back in USD -51950;1364399257;Chaang-Noi;wall at 87 is lasting... -51949;1364399264;Chaang-Noi;need usa to wake up? -51948;1364399268;Namworld;which is what people paid you... all vendors pay back in USD, almost -51947;1364399280;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.585 = 1.17 BTC [-] -51946;1364399303;deadweasel;not if they want to cash out -51945;1364399319;Namworld;it's not an issue only with bitpay, it's an issue with all vendors -51944;1364399337;thestrin1puller;!ticker m S.MPOE -51943;1364399337;Namworld;beside, works the other way around. If a refund is request after a price drop, more BTC -51942;1364399338;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00060001 / 0.00062529 / 0.00064816 (173321 shares, 108.38 BTC), 7D: 0.00060001 / 0.00068467 / 0.00077505 (2085337 shares, 1,427.77 BTC), 30D: 0.00060001 / 0.00073814 / 0.00078628 (17972130 shares, 13,266.12 BTC) -51941;1364399339;MJR_;ah thats better -51940;1364399341;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.57 = 3.42 BTC [-] -51939;1364399342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.567 = 1.134 BTC [-] -51938;1364399343;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.567 = 1.701 BTC [-] -51937;1364399344;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.565 = 1.695 BTC [-] -51936;1364399359;unbalanced;Bugpowder, congrats on the overnight trade. Well played. -51935;1364399365;MJR_;i can't do this anymore...too distracting and fun getting trolled, but have work to do thank god for ignore -51934;1364399400;Bugpowder;unbalanced: thanks! not a trade till I close the position though :-0 I'll let the vwap get at least $5 higher first. -51933;1364399401;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.565 = 1.695 BTC [-] -51932;1364399402;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.554 = 4.432 BTC [-] -51931;1364399451;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00061253 = 1.2251 BTC [+] -51930;1364399463;unbalanced;Oh I thought you closed it out. re: something you said yesterday, I'd pay to have you run my funds just from what I've seen here in a week -51929;1364399526;unbalanced;I want a Tesla too so Ifig I have to learn from someone who's doing it. -51928;1364399530;deadweasel;so this price boom is why the c750s when to .24999? -51927;1364399542;Bugpowder;The bot is sold out -51926;1364399559;Bugpowder;if you want to buy my C750s at .24999 though, you are welcome to them -51925;1364399569;deadweasel;i'm just looking on coinbr. -51924;1364399578;thestrin1puller;;;seen smickles -51923;1364399578;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 9 hours, 10 minutes, and 17 seconds ago: well, if you answer, please hilight me so i can find it easier :) -51922;1364399579;Bugpowder;unbalanced: Unfortunately I don't think running a fund is actually legal -51921;1364399588;Bugpowder;unless registered etc. -51920;1364399589;deadweasel;Bugpowder, I don't know any better, just trying to wrap my pea brain around it before I started trading options -51919;1364399600;Bugpowder;so I'd like to stay legal. -51918;1364399623;Bugpowder;also, I have just been pretty lucky this month -51917;1364399641;Bugpowder;past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. -51916;1364399703;deadweasel;you think MPOE will bounce back to .00075 if it survives OIX trading this month? -51915;1364399734;jurov;yes -51914;1364399740;thestrin1puller;a bubble of unprecedented proportions vs a booming economy soon to be worth billions... -51913;1364399775;Namworld;bubble -51912;1364399788;Namworld;well booming economy, yes, but not that fast... -51911;1364399801;kakobrekla;not that fast!!! -51910;1364399805;kakobrekla;cause nam said so!! -51909;1364399813;kakobrekla;heres a ticket bitcoin -51908;1364399815;kakobrekla;for speeding. -51907;1364399822;jurov;p/e isn't the right indicator here. it's considered low risk longer term investment which is rare for btc -51906;1364399824;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: you have zero experience in MPEx securities. I wouldn't be so confident until you get a better sense of the way things work around here -51905;1364399858;Bugpowder;deadweasel: If MPOE bond holders avoid a loss this month, yes, S.MPOE will bounce. -51904;1364399891;jurov;tiberiusiv thing is only few loud folks think it's overvalued -51903;1364399896;Namworld;tiberiusiv is negative on just about 99% of things. -51902;1364399898;deadweasel;interesting, i didn't realize OIX was 'funded' by the MPOE.Bond. learning is fun! -51901;1364399910;deadweasel;lol nam -51900;1364399960;jurov;tiberiusiv, do you really know better btc investment than s.mpoe? with consistent profit and known business model? -51899;1364399994;jurov;SR doesn't exist as an investment -51898;1364400005;Bugpowder;The MPOE bot volume has seen explosive growth over the past year -51897;1364400034;Bugpowder;I think its down to 85% -51896;1364400039;Bugpowder;or 80% -51895;1364400039;jurov;tiberiusiv that's not what i asked. is there anything better? -51894;1364400061;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.532 = 1.064 BTC [-] -51893;1364400067;jurov;hahahahaha cavirtex -51892;1364400069;Bugpowder;the fact is, there is a lot of hot money in the BTC investment space, and not a lot of options -51891;1364400092;jurov;but cavirtex is a fiat business -51890;1364400096;MJR_;Bugpowder: amen to that -51889;1364400105;MJR_;this is the time to start a bitcoin venture -51888;1364400108;jurov;they will inevitable get less btc-profitable -51887;1364400117;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.714994 = 3.575 BTC [+] -51886;1364400123;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.714995 = 7.15 BTC [+] -51885;1364400125;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.715 = 14.3 BTC [+] -51884;1364400127;MJR_;i was wondering...how could package up a VXX for btc -51883;1364400146;jurov;mpex is as removed from fiat as possible.. together with sdice -51882;1364400179;deadweasel;it's true, if there is no fiat, the is no legal precedent for a GLBSE type event -51881;1364400194;deadweasel;it's uncharted territory. -51880;1364400209;jurov;they are this "down" every now and then, that's not argument -51879;1364400249;jurov;both numbers are completely virtual -51878;1364400275;jurov;and so is coinbr -51877;1364400283;jurov;withdraw while you can -51876;1364400306;unbalanced;Bugpowder: I assume you're in the US... you know better than I but if you're managing pure BTC trades and client accounts are funded in BTC and they can only w/d in BTC you might be okay. -51875;1364400340;jurov;hahahaha and in sloakia we don't even have general attorney elected for over a year -51874;1364400348;unbalanced;where "might" = risk, sure. If you have better info than I pls link so I can educate myself... no rush. -51873;1364400357;jurov;i say, withdraw the fuck from coinbr while you can -51872;1364400357;kakobrekla;yurop ftw -51871;1364400361;unbalanced;info re: licensing, not trade ideas -51870;1364400372;Chaang-Noi;btc im bored, go up already -51869;1364400384;kakobrekla;Chaang-Noi sell some to help it -51868;1364400408;jurov;tiberiusiv , yes it was. a year ago -51867;1364400414;Chaang-Noi;kako hell no, not until well over $1000 and im willing to wait a few years:) -51866;1364400463;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87 -51865;1364400466;gribble;There are currently 808.85515 bitcoins offered at or under 87.0 USD, worth 70368.6225068 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -51864;1364400487;jurov;okay so wait till then and stfu -51863;1364400498;Chaang-Noi;he wont stfu :( -51862;1364400506;KRS-1;lol -51861;1364400527;jurov;but they will have to get enough btc from these "crime elements" first. not that will be fun -51860;1364400539;Chaang-Noi;im a goat -51859;1364400541;jurov;or they will turn to mircea. that will be even moar fun -51858;1364400559;Bugpowder;it could be moved -51857;1364400578;Bugpowder;the bottom line is that it is the most secure site with by far the highest volume -51856;1364400591;jurov;anyway it isn't for sale. it's like berkshire hathaway "nobody will pay these trillions" -51855;1364400595;Bugpowder;and has an owner that actaully knows what the fuck he is doing -51854;1364400611;Bugpowder;unlike every other BTC startup I have seen -51853;1364400625;jurov;tiberiusiv i see some % of that volume and can vouch that it *is* there -51852;1364400644;Bugpowder;I see some % of it too -51851;1364400655;jurov;how do you know the volume is on NYSE? on forex? -51850;1364400670;Bugpowder;I think he will partner -51849;1364400681;jurov;you obviously consider yourself intelligent, so do it -51848;1364400686;jurov;i;m waiting -51847;1364400717;Chaang-Noi;im a goat and im on a boat -51846;1364400736;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav the nigerian keeps quakin -51845;1364400759;jurov;yes, fiat scammers have to maintain appearance -51844;1364400782;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav tiberslav we are going to change the world, we are the new masters -51843;1364400788;Bugpowder;coinlab and coinbase haven't figured out the suit part yet either -51842;1364400788;kakobrekla;but zuck is a pussy -51841;1364400798;Bugpowder;and I think mircera wears a suit -51840;1364400799;Bugpowder;usually -51839;1364400811;Bugpowder;http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://images.zoso.ro/img/2010/01/mircea_popescu.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.zoso.ro/mircea-popescu-este-cel-mai-influent-si-mai-destept-om-din-lume-si-din-romania/&h=420&w=322&sz=43&tbnid=Ax15b4F7WV-jVM:&tbnh=90&tbnw=69&zoom=1&usg=__AQxh65wDxZWtX1qGa-I250HzGvo=&docid=ooulPqIKMouWNM&sa=X&ei=hf5SUfaaK7PH4APj4oCABA&ved=0CE0Q9QEwAw&dur=238 -51838;1364400824;kakobrekla;he wears a suit on a fuckin camel -51837;1364400828;kakobrekla;... -51836;1364400829;Bugpowder;should probably shave though -51835;1364400851;jurov;tiberiusiv: have you seen him burning qu'ran? -51834;1364400867;Chaang-Noi;lol really jurov? -51833;1364400868;Bugpowder;heheh -51832;1364400889;Bugpowder;yeah that vid could be problematic to wall street -51831;1364400899;Chaang-Noi;offened? just increased the odds his ass gets killed -51830;1364400921;jurov;http://www.popscreen.com/v/6nD6v/Barbequran-starring-Mircea-Popescu -51829;1364400933;Chaang-Noi;btc ahs no laws -51828;1364400948;Chaang-Noi;need to install flash :/ -51827;1364400958;jurov;seems it gor removed :/ -51826;1364400962;jurov;*got -51825;1364400980;kakobrekla;funny so much to say over romania when usa is full of btc failed biz and scams and jesuses on meth -51824;1364400995;jurov;yes, mp had article abuot famous knife fight too -51823;1364400996;hhh;I liked MP training class for gypsies. -51822;1364401000;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav tiberslav, he is a jesus on meth, but from nigeria -51821;1364401021;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.475 BTC [+] -51820;1364401033;jurov;but anyway wallstreet has its own problems and it's well possible it won't survive move to deflationary currency -51819;1364401090;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87 -51818;1364401093;gribble;There are currently 997.4039 bitcoins offered at or under 87.0 USD, worth 86755.5680726 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0020 seconds -51817;1364401104;Chaang-Noi;]growiong :/ wake up america! -51816;1364401105;jurov;can't find. ask him to see it -51815;1364401115;deadweasel;we're awake! -51814;1364401141;kakobrekla;yet it works better -51813;1364401197;jurov;in slovakia they learned and are all white-collar now.. would prefer romanian ways sometimes -51812;1364401224;hhh;Only if you are not the one in the trunk. -51811;1364401238;Bugpowder;was it? -51810;1364401250;Bugpowder;I thought that was still delayed -51809;1364401262;kakobrekla;nah, now eu wants in romania -51808;1364401263;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 92 -51807;1364401265;gribble;There are currently 9357.0707 bitcoins offered at or under 92.0 USD, worth 837704.987653 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0016 seconds -51806;1364401270;jurov;no, only schengen zone (free movement) was delayed -51805;1364401282;Bugpowder;ah -51804;1364401288;Chaang-Noi;i got a box of some of the finest cubans in the world, and no lighter.... -51803;1364401289;kakobrekla;ecb knows where the btc is -51802;1364401296;Bugpowder;lol -51801;1364401300;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 82 -51800;1364401300;gribble;There are currently 6359.1076 bitcoins demanded at or over 82.0 USD, worth 536315.344566 USD in total. | Data vintage: 34.9539 seconds -51799;1364401329;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -51798;1364401329;gribble;There are currently 36661582 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9860755.86811 USD in total. | Data vintage: 64.1093 seconds -51797;1364401335;jurov;nah. they said the same about slovakian gypsies -51796;1364401339;ThickAsThieves;10mil soon -51795;1364401342;jurov;and many indeed went to UK -51794;1364401357;jurov;but mostly they found a work there and are happy -51793;1364401366;jurov;no significant crime there -51792;1364401380;ThickAsThieves;if rally continues tomorrow... -51791;1364401386;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 100 -51790;1364401387;hhh;You don't know romanian gypsies. -51789;1364401389;gribble;There are currently 22997.679 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 2160753.28198 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0024 seconds -51788;1364401392;jurov;no janitorial, babysitting, etc. -51787;1364401416;jurov;tiberiusiv don't be racist. they will work given the opprotunity -51786;1364401444;jurov;but in eastern yourp there's longtime econ crunch, few opportunities -51785;1364401498;jurov;patently false. when there was less than 12% unemployment here politicians celebrated -51784;1364401503;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 250 @ 0.004 = 1 BTC [+] -51783;1364401504;jurov;and it's over 20% atm -51782;1364401511;Chaang-Noi;wife had a ligher, thank fuck lol -51781;1364401556;hhh;Romania Unemployment rate: 4.3% -51780;1364401578;Chaang-Noi;usa is 8 or 9 percent? -51779;1364401586;jurov;and that's impossible in spain? -51778;1364401587;hhh;You are welcome to come here if you are jobless. -51777;1364401608;kakobrekla;yeah usa is abou 9% employed -51776;1364401637;hhh;http://www.google.ca/publicdata/explore?ds=z8o7pt6rd5uqa6_&met_y=unemployment_rate&idim=country:ro&fdim_y=seasonality:sa&dl=en&hl=en&q=romania%20unemployment -51775;1364401639;jurov;before 2009 there was less than 10% in spain. here never since revolution. -51774;1364401669;Diablo-D3;well -51773;1364401691;Diablo-D3;the problem with unemployment is it doesnt include the people who became disabled just so they could survive -51772;1364401702;jurov;tiberiusiv we have quite generous support payment for few months. so they mus have some accurate accounting -51771;1364401718;jurov;otherwise ppl will riot when they;d receive nothing -51770;1364401726;Diablo-D3;jurov: riot in the US? unlikely -51769;1364401743;Diablo-D3;otherwise we would have rioted in 2000 when congress refused a recount -51768;1364401744;jurov;as opposed to me. ic. -51767;1364401777;Diablo-D3;and then in 2004 when bush was re-elected after putting our nation into extreme debt, destroyed education, destroying social security, and destroying our medical infrascruture -51766;1364401796;jurov;anyway... these are the gypsies you tell as "don't know what the work mean" -51765;1364401811;Diablo-D3;oh christ not the gypsy shit again -51764;1364401815;jurov;they often pick up work we despise -51763;1364401817;Diablo-D3;NO ONE CARES JUROV -51762;1364401832;kakobrekla;tiberiusiv cares -51761;1364401835;jurov;Diablo-D3: you obviously don't care -51760;1364401842;Diablo-D3;tiberiusiv is a troll -51759;1364401844;Diablo-D3;he doesnt count -51758;1364401858;jurov;but i have few friends with darker skin and know how hard it's for them -51757;1364401860;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.46500025 = 2.325 BTC [-] -51756;1364401872;jurov;when ppl tel "they will steal" on sight -51755;1364401888;Diablo-D3;jurov: dude -51754;1364401892;Diablo-D3;thats what allll white people say -51753;1364401897;Diablo-D3;go to the deep south in the US -51752;1364401913;Diablo-D3;DEM DARE DARKIES, THEY'YA STEAL YA BLIND -51751;1364401921;Bugpowder;related to the bitcoin DDOSes? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet-security/9957063/Web-slows-under-biggest-attack-ever.html -51750;1364401934;Diablo-D3;MAH GRAMPY'S GRAMPY WAS IN THE WAR YA KNOW -51749;1364401938;Diablo-D3;"which war?" -51748;1364401946;Diablo-D3;THE CIVIL WAR, AND THE NIGGAHS WON DAT -51747;1364401952;Diablo-D3;WORST DAY IN HISTORY -51746;1364401976;jurov;and now why do you think that is? -51745;1364401985;Diablo-D3;because white people are the most racist fucks on the planet -51744;1364401993;Diablo-D3;and I say that as a white guy -51743;1364401997;Diablo-D3;whos half german. -51742;1364402004;Chaang-Noi;asians are more racists than whites -51741;1364402020;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: dude, we killed white people because they wernt white enough -51740;1364402021;KRS-1;my experiences have shown me it goes both ways diablo -51739;1364402030;KRS-1;experiences may differ of course -51738;1364402046;Chaang-Noi;d3 learn asian history and culter, trust me on this -51737;1364402054;Diablo-D3;jewish? nope, not white, even though you're 100% genetically german -51736;1364402061;Diablo-D3;gay? nope, white people arent gay -51735;1364402068;Bugpowder;ok now tiberiusiv has earned the ignore -51734;1364402083;Diablo-D3;disabled? nope, white people can automatically grow new limbs, srsly -51733;1364402086;Bugpowder;take your rants somewhere else you fuckhead -51732;1364402088;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav getting trolled and asking people to shut up, hahahah -51731;1364402101;Bugpowder;I'm done -51730;1364402110;Chaang-Noi;hitler is too jewish for my tasts -51729;1364402135;Diablo-D3;and then we get to the big leagues over in soviet russia -51728;1364402148;Diablo-D3;they killed everyone who couldnt grow a stalin-esque power mustache -51727;1364402194;Diablo-D3;even russian women can grow them -51726;1364402216;Diablo-D3;they use it to scare off wolves and potential suitors -51725;1364402294;kakobrekla;The euro extended losses following media reports that Pier Luigi Bersani, the head of Italy’s center-left alliance, ruled out forming a coalition government, saying that only an “insane person” would want to govern Italy. -51724;1364402311;Chaang-Noi;lol -51723;1364402318;jurov;russian women scare wolves with mustache??? i thought they use the perfume -51722;1364402335;Diablo-D3;jurov: no, thats to scare Putin away -51721;1364402413;kakobrekla;speaking of italy, tiberiusiv was a roman emperor -51720;1364402429;Diablo-D3;tiberius is also kirk's middle name -51719;1364402554;Chaang-Noi;hell i bought at 3.5 40 stable is awesome -51718;1364402602;Chaang-Noi;taht willleave you with .2 btc? -51717;1364402729;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87.5 -51716;1364402730;gribble;There are currently 1391.9833 bitcoins offered at or under 87.5 USD, worth 121250.751869 USD in total. | Data vintage: 68.8257 seconds -51715;1364402745;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87 -51714;1364402745;gribble;There are currently 827.90834 bitcoins offered at or under 87.0 USD, worth 72027.1649475 USD in total. | Data vintage: 83.9231 seconds -51713;1364402761;Chaang-Noi;wtf? -51712;1364402768;Chaang-Noi;the bot slow? -51711;1364402778;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87 -51710;1364402778;gribble;There are currently 827.90834 bitcoins offered at or under 87.0 USD, worth 72027.1649475 USD in total. | Data vintage: 116.9298 seconds -51709;1364402830;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87 -51708;1364402832;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 87.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -51707;1364402838;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87.5 -51706;1364402838;gribble;There are currently 228.73736 bitcoins offered at or under 87.5 USD, worth 20009.1910906 USD in total. | Data vintage: 6.7427 seconds -51705;1364402844;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 88 -51704;1364402845;gribble;There are currently 1430.3342 bitcoins offered at or under 88.0 USD, worth 125629.001767 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.4077 seconds -51703;1364402851;Chaang-Noi;there we go -51702;1364402898;TomServo;tiberiusiv: So how does the SP500's 4% growth for march corrolate to BTC's 145$? (roughly) -51701;1364402906;TomServo;145% -51700;1364402933;Chaang-Noi;some of wall street invested in btc :) -51699;1364402986;Chaang-Noi;lol -51698;1364403002;Chaang-Noi;you must be a billionaire cuz you know so much -51697;1364403025;MJR_;wouldn't it be great to have a tradeable volatility index? -51696;1364403064;TomServo;ok - I just missed the 'smaller less liquid' piece - we don't need to go through the whole thing again. -51695;1364403169;Chaang-Noi;if the sp500 goes down 20% btc will lose more than 100% of value right? -51694;1364403185;Chaang-Noi;sure? -51693;1364403215;Chaang-Noi;so a 41% and btc loses more than 100% right? -51692;1364403229;TomServo;I would say that is a 'loose' correlation at best. -51691;1364403244;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav thinks im thai -51690;1364403300;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav tiberslav the expert with .35 btc -51689;1364403385;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 50 @ 0.00442 = 0.221 BTC [+] -51688;1364403421;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.85 BTC [+] -51687;1364403474;MJR_;i guess the OIX has some similarity to the VIX or VXX...but i don't think it does the implied variance -51686;1364403481;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8 BTC [-] -51685;1364403513;TomServo;tiberiusiv: what does that make what you're doing? -51684;1364403539;error4733;!last h vtx -51683;1364403540;assbot;Last trade for VTX on HAVELOCK was at 0.532 BTC [-] -51682;1364403639;TomServo;I think it's crazy the fork didn't have a bigger impact. I still don't understand it. -51681;1364403739;Chaang-Noi;tiperissuv what is your day job? or you a welfare kinda guy? -51680;1364403755;splnkr;i'd like to know the amount of -wallets- in existence rather than addresses to better gauge adoption -51679;1364403771;Chaang-Noi;there is a chart for that, i dont have link ready :( -51678;1364403776;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.009901 BTC [-] -51677;1364403781;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.565 = 2.825 BTC [+] -51676;1364403785;Chaang-Noi;used to show by country too -51675;1364403795;splnkr;tiberiusiv: how can you assess that -51674;1364403800;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 88 -51673;1364403803;gribble;There are currently 1443.1185 bitcoins offered at or under 88.0 USD, worth 126757.23828 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -51672;1364403811;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87.71 -51671;1364403812;gribble;There are currently 488.05041 bitcoins offered at or under 87.71 USD, worth 42758.3837702 USD in total. | Data vintage: 8.3323 seconds -51670;1364403843;error4733;lol -51669;1364403869;error4733;in real world 10% control 90% -51668;1364403871;splnkr;tiberiusiv: are you familar with s-curve new tech. adoption rates? -51667;1364403886;Chaang-Noi;facepalm -51666;1364403913;error4733;lucky bastard -51665;1364403922;kakobrekla;still better than fiat money! -51664;1364403934;splnkr;tiberiusiv: http://smart-future.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/S-Curve1_261009.jpg -51663;1364403935;error4733;tiberiusiv : link ? -51662;1364403951;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7051 BTC [-] -51661;1364403952;error4733;seems to big -51660;1364403954;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7051 BTC [-] -51659;1364403956;splnkr;i'd expect one of those in terms of -BTC adoption-, not price -51658;1364403961;splnkr; -51657;1364404025;saulimus;that's why freicoin sounds like a better idea, but who's going to want that? nobody... -51656;1364404029;splnkr;how's that different from any other currency -51655;1364404032;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 89.84 -51654;1364404033;gribble;There are currently 3551.0734 bitcoins offered at or under 89.84 USD, worth 314914.120344 USD in total. | Data vintage: 23.6477 seconds -51653;1364404066;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,vwap -51652;1364404066;gribble;Error: "bc,vwap" is not a valid command. -51651;1364404072;ThickAsThieves;;;vwap -51650;1364404072;gribble;Error: "vwap" is not a valid command. -51649;1364404079;ThickAsThieves;is there a comman d for that? -51648;1364404089;saulimus;I just want a coin that's "fair". -51647;1364404091;ThickAsThieves;;;24hrprc -51646;1364404091;gribble;Error: "24hrprc" is not a valid command. -51645;1364404095;error4733;life is not fair -51644;1364404104;error4733;why btc should be fair ? -51643;1364404112;MJR_;saulimus: lol my friend was just saying that freicoins were cooler -51642;1364404122;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 87.71 -51641;1364404123;gribble;There are currently 242.79055 bitcoins offered at or under 87.71 USD, worth 21288.6741198 USD in total. | Data vintage: 113.9707 seconds -51640;1364404127;saulimus;no, but it's better for some things to be fair than none at all -51639;1364404129;MJR_;i said...on their website they say that people will want to hoard and will move to gold or bitcoins -51638;1364404154;MJR_;the only times demurrage has really worked was with fiat and govt control -51637;1364404176;error4733;;;ticker -51636;1364404177;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.60100, Best ask: 87.64000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03900, Last trade: 87.64000, 24 hour volume: 74410.88664766, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.70000, 24 hour vwap: 81.34377 -51635;1364404178;MJR_;you can't force people to adopt a currency they have to spend, so it is an interesting thought experiment, but will never succeed -51634;1364404213;error4733;can't wait before a early dump 100K just for fun -51633;1364404261;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.593 BTC [+] -51632;1364404285;Chaang-Noi;we are about to rocket? -51631;1364404303;error4733;;;goxlag -51630;1364404304;gribble;0.026871 seconds -51629;1364404305;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -51628;1364404308;gribble;There are currently 36662286 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9836023.47991 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0190 seconds -51627;1364404338;error4733;what is the command to see the impact for a 10k dump -51626;1364404371;saulimus;tiberiusiv, a bitcoin that doesn't reward early adopters in a huge way. just like you said, the wealth distribution is a lot worse than in fiat. -51625;1364404394;saulimus;risk is relative -51624;1364404397;MJR_;who cares about wealth distribution -51623;1364404397;error4733;lol more risk ? -51622;1364404406;error4733;50K BTC was like 50$ -51621;1364404409;MJR_;rich people spend money -51620;1364404411;ThickAsThieves;why do you guys take tib seriously? -51619;1364404413;Chaang-Noi;NEW ATH!!!!!!!! -51618;1364404414;error4733;wich risk ? :D -51617;1364404418;ThickAsThieves;it litters mt chat log -51616;1364404420;ThickAsThieves;my -51615;1364404422;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: i muted him, so i am only seeing one side of the convo -51614;1364404428;MJR_;it's derivative trolling now -51613;1364404453;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav is a fun troll we will get tired of in a day or so and all have him on igniore -51612;1364404464;MJR_;yeah true -51611;1364404465;saulimus;ok -51610;1364404472;saulimus;he sounds a bit bitter and angry -51609;1364404474;ThickAsThieves;can't wait -51608;1364404496;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 80 -51607;1364404499;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -51606;1364404500;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 88 -51605;1364404501;gribble;There are currently 943.5047 bitcoins offered at or under 88.0 USD, worth 82991.945217 USD in total. | Data vintage: 2.2569 seconds -51604;1364404509;MJR_;he does sound bitter and angry...some people will take any attention, even negative (see: lindsay lohan) -51603;1364404509;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -51602;1364404511;error4733;yes but some early will want cash out at certain point -51601;1364404512;gribble;Current Blocks: 228258 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1565 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 6 hours, 12 minutes, and 56 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6736564.18643 | Estimated Percent Change: 0.60841 -51600;1364404523;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -51599;1364404527;gribble;49661.7113479 -51598;1364404532;ThickAsThieves;booo -51597;1364404533;MJR_;i don't know about you, but it appears that $100 is pretty much certain in the next month -51596;1364404540;error4733;? -51595;1364404545;error4733;next monday -51594;1364404551;MJR_;so if most people see $100 coming...i think they would wait till around then, high 90's etc -51593;1364404564;MJR_;then we get a little pullback -51592;1364404575;Chaang-Noi;thing is, no one is cashing out, or if the did, it was at 30 -51591;1364404580;Chaang-Noi;all bears are long dead -51590;1364404581;MJR_;and more people jump in to push us past that level, my projection at least -51589;1364404585;TomServo;;;market sell 10000 -51588;1364404586;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 837740.3477 USD and would take the last price down to 81.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 83.7740 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 86.3440 seconds -51587;1364404589;TomServo;error4733: ^ -51586;1364404591;ThickAsThieves;$100 could happen this week, shit's getting hot -51585;1364404597;MJR_;sure is -51584;1364404604;error4733;lol S.dice value is 37M$ today -51583;1364404608;Chaang-Noi;i will sell some at $1000 -51582;1364404616;MJR_;i might sell one or two -51581;1364404684;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 88 -51580;1364404686;error4733;so tib what you say is, we play with 1M BTC because 9M is blocked in healty address and stay there ? -51579;1364404687;gribble;There are currently 729.12237 bitcoins offered at or under 88.0 USD, worth 64148.2153717 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -51578;1364404719;error4733;look good for me ! that me my BTC is 10 time more valuable -51577;1364404746;error4733;*that mean -51576;1364404792;MJR_;error4733: 10X more able to move the market at least...it's similar to S.DICE's situation -51575;1364404798;Chaang-Noi;wonder if 95 will break by the time i wake up tomorrow -51574;1364404818;Chaang-Noi;lol, try selling all google or apple stock in the world at once -51573;1364404841;MJR_;Chaang-Noi: some one is always on the other side of the trade -51572;1364404850;MJR_;so someone is buying all the appl or goog in the world -51571;1364404866;Chaang-Noi;there are more google shares than bids -51570;1364404869;Chaang-Noi;this is normal -51569;1364404874;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -51568;1364404876;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.90501, Best ask: 87.96700, Bid-ask spread: 0.06199, Last trade: 87.96700, 24 hour volume: 74596.54084966, 24 hour low: 75.20000, 24 hour high: 87.96700, 24 hour vwap: 81.52881 -51567;1364404882;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav you have no valied point... just stfu lol -51566;1364404890;Chaang-Noi;87.98 -51565;1364404931;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -51564;1364404931;gribble;69.445847 seconds -51563;1364404932;MJR_;he's never had one -51562;1364404932;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.7051 = 4.9357 BTC [-] -51561;1364404955;MJR_;its basically (your position) ^ -1 -51560;1364404978;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 29 @ 0.715 = 20.735 BTC [+] -51559;1364404990;Chaang-Noi;87.99 -51558;1364405002;ThickAsThieves;88 -51557;1364405010;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 88 -51556;1364405012;gribble;There are currently 416.45479 bitcoins offered at or under 88.0 USD, worth 36647.2587645 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -51555;1364405020;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.745 = 7.45 BTC [+] -51554;1364405029;ThickAsThieves;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFT7hNhop7w -51553;1364405057;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7489 BTC [+] -51552;1364405086;MJR_;what you said to the negative first power -51551;1364405116;Chaang-Noi;oh gox, why you haz so much lag -51550;1364405125;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.74899 = 2.996 BTC [+] -51549;1364405150;smickles;thestrin1puller: the ;;seen me's are starting to get confusing. Do you use it as some kind of market indicator? ;D -51548;1364405242;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/2013/03/27/mpex-might-have-a-significant-effect-on-the-market/ -51547;1364405244;Chaang-Noi;i wonder, should i really buy a boat? or get a real boat? hmmmm -51546;1364405303;Chaang-Noi;over 88 -51545;1364405305;smickles;really buy a boat or buy a real boat? -51544;1364405319;Chaang-Noi;a real boat -51543;1364405322;Chaang-Noi;i live near the ocean -51542;1364405340;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 88.20 -51541;1364405342;gribble;There are currently 99.482627 bitcoins offered at or under 88.2 USD, worth 8774.26253061 USD in total. | Data vintage: 11.1237 seconds -51540;1364405343;smickles;thestrin1puller: np, want to provide me a better link for you? -51539;1364405347;smickles;er -51538;1364405350;smickles;tiberiusiv: %^^ -51537;1364405366;Diablo-D3;asicminer div tiem -51536;1364405370;ThickAsThieves;smickles this will surely go to tib's head -51535;1364405376;Chaang-Noi;d3 did they pay? -51534;1364405387;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: yeah, this is the 5th dividend this month -51533;1364405389;ThickAsThieves;toll power +10 -51532;1364405398;ThickAsThieves;troll power +10* -51531;1364405399;Chaang-Noi;awesome what was it? -51530;1364405412;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: oh, dunno, got the pre-dividend tx so far -51529;1364405422;Chaang-Noi;oh, i did not :/ -51528;1364405558;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav is gone :/ -51527;1364405591;deadweasel;he's been gone for a while, thanks to /ignore -51526;1364405603;Chaang-Noi;:) -51525;1364405641;deadweasel;i unignore him sometimes just to take his pulse again, but it plagues my screen, so i usually re ingore -51524;1364405649;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.129 BTC [-] -51523;1364405655;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 7 @ 0.129 = 0.903 BTC [-] -51522;1364405661;smickles;i thought it a little funny, pointing out tiberiusiv's accusation agains mircea_popescu with links to their -otc ratings -51521;1364405708;Chaang-Noi;d3 you got test payment? -51520;1364405720;unbalanced;Chang-Noi: 95 is in reach on CAD market: http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/virtexCAD.html -51519;1364405733;Chaang-Noi;;D -51518;1364405748;unbalanced;Someone should tell that waller that if he just moves it to $190, everyone will follow him at this point. -51517;1364405754;error4733;;;ticker -51516;1364405755;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.60000, Best ask: 88.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.40000, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 72723.62126118, 24 hour low: 75.60000, 24 hour high: 88.24300, 24 hour vwap: 81.94089 -51515;1364405766;deadweasel;unbalanced: he knows -51514;1364405771;deadweasel;i'd wager -51513;1364405778;unbalanced;Dood yer freakin me out. -51512;1364405783;Chaang-Noi;d3 okay got mine to, but now shoing up on client, but in block chain info -51511;1364405797;unbalanced;I'm afraid of whales. -51510;1364405818;unbalanced;What did someone say above? whalebears? -51509;1364405871;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1b432x/mpex_might_have_a_significant_effect_on_the_market/ << if you want to show it some love on reddit -51508;1364405915;ThickAsThieves;i think ive been to reddit like twice ever -51507;1364405919;ThickAsThieves;am i missing out? -51506;1364405924;smickles;not really -51505;1364405935;smickles;it's hard to filter the crud -51504;1364405959;ThickAsThieves;i read some of the obama posts and thats about uit -51503;1364405961;ThickAsThieves;hehe -51502;1364405985;smickles;ThickAsThieves: it's mostly just another way to share links -51501;1364406018;ThickAsThieves;probly better than my facebook feed at least -51500;1364406283;smickles;heh, there is probably a little more input than your facebook feed gets -51499;1364406349;jurov;upvoted -51498;1364406392;jurov;but you think first comment will be WTF? ELI5 -51497;1364406403;jurov;derp.. *I think -51496;1364406407;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.0157 BTC [+] -51495;1364406463;smickles;jurov: heh, maybe there's a market for eli5 mpex -51494;1364406499;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.015707 BTC [+] -51493;1364406510;jurov;that would be best done as redirect straight to satoshi dice -51492;1364406604;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3400 @ 0.00418223 = 14.2196 BTC [+] -51491;1364406606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00415002 = 2.49 BTC [-] -51490;1364406842;Diablo-D3;Chaang-Noi: for 1371 shares, 5.175525 -51489;1364406861;Chaang-Noi;not a lot eh? -51488;1364406874;Diablo-D3;and remember, they just paid one for 10.x 3 days ago -51487;1364406877;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -51486;1364406877;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.24301, Best ask: 88.48700, Bid-ask spread: 0.24399, Last trade: 88.24301, 24 hour volume: 71375.87196489, 24 hour low: 76.80000, 24 hour high: 88.48700, 24 hour vwap: 82.17944 -51485;1364406885;Chaang-Noi;yeah -51484;1364406915;Chaang-Noi;0.003775 each -51483;1364406933;Chaang-Noi;and this is like for 72 hours? -51482;1364406956;Chaang-Noi;if so a week would be .008 -51481;1364406967;ThickAsThieves;AM div is in i think -51480;1364406968;ThickAsThieves;0.003775 -51479;1364406973;Chaang-Noi;still well over 1% per week -51478;1364406999;Chaang-Noi;AM is undervalued :/ -51477;1364407022;Diablo-D3;I know, right? -51476;1364407023;leotreasure;i agree -51475;1364407054;ThickAsThieves;what was the previous payoff div? -51474;1364407094;Chaang-Noi;dont know but that was just paying the 163k -51473;1364407107;Chaang-Noi;i wanted to know what it was with the 400k and that is still over 1% a week right now, awesome -51472;1364407131;ThickAsThieves;if you take half of the payoff div -51471;1364407137;ThickAsThieves;and add it to this one -51470;1364407142;ThickAsThieves;it's 0.00752923 for the week -51469;1364407153;ThickAsThieves;probly closer to what next week's will look like -51468;1364407257;Chaang-Noi;i dont think so -51467;1364407275;Chaang-Noi;oh -51466;1364407277;ThickAsThieves;ok -51465;1364407277;Chaang-Noi;sorry -51464;1364407280;Chaang-Noi;yeah close to that -51463;1364407306;Chaang-Noi;okay so .0075 is 1% of current trading value -51462;1364407309;Chaang-Noi;still pretty awesome -51461;1364407318;Chaang-Noi;esp with bfl fail and maybe 60 ghs soon -51460;1364407323;ThickAsThieves;yep -51459;1364407325;ThickAsThieves;i agree -51458;1364407342;ThickAsThieves;i'd still feel better of share price went back to .9 though :) -51457;1364407346;ThickAsThieves;if* -51456;1364407360;Chaang-Noi;if the 60 ghs comes on line it will be well over 2btc -51455;1364407412;ThickAsThieves;"First week's normal dividends paid. The balance payment of the next batch, as well as the premium for a full-mask to guarantee our quantity production (200 TH/s or more, depending on how well BTC/USD could do) within the next three months, are partly taken from this week's revenue and the next week's. So the dividends within these two weeks are lower than normal." -51454;1364407416;ThickAsThieves;Friedcat -51453;1364407452;ThickAsThieves;so this next week could be a great time for buying -51452;1364407473;Chaang-Noi;i heart friedcat -51451;1364407516;Chaang-Noi;all my sell orders are now gone lol -51450;1364407562;ThickAsThieves;yep -51449;1364407564;ThickAsThieves;;) -51448;1364407576;Chaang-Noi;same at 1.3 left -51447;1364407623;Bugpowder;hmm -51446;1364407629;Bugpowder;maybe I won't short asicminer -51445;1364407637;Bugpowder;thank god for bitcoin-assets -51444;1364407649;Bugpowder;otherwise I would be a btcloser -51443;1364407654;Bugpowder;btc loser -51442;1364407666;Chaang-Noi;MP hates AM lol -51441;1364407683;Chaang-Noi;200 TH is going to rape everything -51440;1364407746;Bugpowder;my calls are raping everything right now -51439;1364407751;ThickAsThieves;hehe -51438;1364407759;ThickAsThieves;i only have a few -51437;1364407764;ThickAsThieves;but i'm quite happy with them -51436;1364407768;Bugpowder;$6000 profit each dollar rise in btc price -51435;1364407878;MJR_;Bugpowder: i read that as bt closer -51434;1364407884;MJR_;and i was like NICE, coffee is for closers -51433;1364407922;Chaang-Noi;88.7 -51432;1364407926;MJR_;yeah, i am seriously considering going long asicminer -51431;1364407927;Chaang-Noi;where we not just at 67.7 lol -51430;1364407939;thestrin1puller;;;bc,24hprc -51429;1364407939;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.131 = 0.917 BTC [-] -51428;1364407939;Chaang-Noi;im long AM :) -51427;1364407941;gribble;82.46 -51426;1364407942;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.13 = 0.39 BTC [-] -51425;1364407944;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.13 = 0.26 BTC [-] -51424;1364407946;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.129 = 0.903 BTC [-] -51423;1364407948;Bugpowder;TIME TO BUY A NICE SET OF STEAKKNIVES -51422;1364407949;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 25 @ 0.1253 = 3.1325 BTC [-] -51421;1364408004;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1439 BTC [+] -51420;1364408043;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -51419;1364408046;gribble;There are currently 36661713 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9815526.0337 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0188 seconds -51418;1364408078;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.73 = 3.65 BTC [-] -51417;1364408121;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.73 = 3.65 BTC [-] -51416;1364408151;Bugpowder;you know, we might actually break 100 before friday -51415;1364408157;Bugpowder;at this pace -51414;1364408163;Chaang-Noi;we might -51413;1364408172;jurov;CoinBr announcement about MPOE options renaming: https://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/automatic-exercise/msg2703/#msg2703 -51412;1364408181;Bugpowder;in which case... those 750Ts would be profitable -51411;1364408214;Chaang-Noi;im not tgoing to risk it -51410;1364408245;Bugpowder;i'm selling them ;-) -51409;1364408254;Chaang-Noi;lol :) -51408;1364408281;Bugpowder;I guess 15:00 is when west coast US opens for biz -51407;1364408290;Bugpowder;lots of volume around that time -51406;1364408366;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 88.7 -51405;1364408366;gribble;There are currently 55.752531 bitcoins offered at or under 88.7 USD, worth 4945.2495272 USD in total. | Data vintage: 6.9561 seconds -51404;1364408373;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89 -51403;1364408373;gribble;There are currently 926.48815 bitcoins offered at or under 89.0 USD, worth 82396.9086874 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.9719 seconds -51402;1364408377;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 90 -51401;1364408378;gribble;There are currently 4351.9612 bitcoins offered at or under 90.0 USD, worth 389854.772436 USD in total. | Data vintage: 18.6086 seconds -51400;1364408382;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 95 -51399;1364408383;gribble;There are currently 10903.49 bitcoins offered at or under 95.0 USD, worth 997552.815755 USD in total. | Data vintage: 23.4400 seconds -51398;1364408385;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 100 -51397;1364408386;gribble;There are currently 20573.206 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 1947966.64786 USD in total. | Data vintage: 26.6799 seconds -51396;1364408438;deadweasel;so these c750 options. their original price is set by mpex. as the expiry approaches and BTCUSD goes up, the cost of one option increases? -51395;1364408450;thestrin1puller;yea -51394;1364408466;thestrin1puller;but if the price fluxes real fast that's when it's a good time to buy/sell and option -51393;1364408487;deadweasel;so by now, C750T at .2499 would not really be profitable to buy, assuming VWAP stays up? -51392;1364408515;thestrin1puller;C750 was good to buy yesterday when the price 24hprc was at ~69 but the current price was 75 -51391;1364408521;thestrin1puller;wow the price went up that fast? -51390;1364408526;thestrin1puller;it was a .101 -51389;1364408532;thestrin1puller;that would have also been a good time to buy -51388;1364408538;deadweasel;.2499 listed on coinbr -51387;1364408542;thestrin1puller;a lot can happen by friday though -51386;1364408543;Bugpowder;the C750Ts are not being offered by mpoebot -51385;1364408547;Bugpowder;the bot is sold out of those -51384;1364408547;deadweasel;thanks for the explanation. -51383;1364408558;Bugpowder;they are being offered by me, and one other unknown party -51382;1364408563;thestrin1puller;LOL -51381;1364408571;thestrin1puller;sellin calls mr. Powda -51380;1364408592;Bugpowder;I am willing to sell at a 100 break-even price model -51379;1364408600;Bugpowder;for all my holdings -51378;1364408609;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i would too lol -51377;1364408619;deadweasel;:) I am willing to understand that, if I was so able. -51376;1364408631;Diablo-D3;http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/27/bitcoin-expensify/ -51375;1364408637;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -51374;1364408640;Bugpowder;interesting how smooth the asks are up to 100 -51373;1364408641;gribble;Time since last block: 47 minutes and 11 seconds -51372;1364408646;Chaang-Noi;this is why ltc -51371;1364408651;Bugpowder;I guess everyone is afraid of 100 -51370;1364408658;jurov;;;bc,stats -51369;1364408659;Bugpowder;and is putting asks a bit below -51368;1364408662;gribble;Current Blocks: 228264 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1559 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 3 hours, 15 minutes, and 25 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 6745408.56422 | Estimated Percent Change: 0.7405 -51367;1364408678;jurov;lmao... some chips blew -51366;1364408679;deadweasel;So, the Optoins offered should change after friday, right -51365;1364408680;deadweasel;? -51364;1364408696;jurov;http://trilema.com/2013/mpex-btc-usd-options-denomination-change/ -51363;1364408703;jurov;^ deadweasel -51362;1364408706;deadweasel;There should be a C800T, C800N, C8500T, C8500N, etc. -51361;1364408709;deadweasel;oh, thx -51360;1364408754;jurov;tl,dr: It’s the intention to offer strikes from 20 to 200 at a step of 3 via the MPOE bot (so 20, 23, 26 etc). -51359;1364408796;MJR_;can people create their own strikes? -51358;1364408806;smickles;I like the *all time high* thing on bitcoinity -51357;1364408812;Chaang-Noi;yeah -51356;1364408817;Chaang-Noi;andt he cartoons -51355;1364408825;MJR_;smickles: me too! but why bother taking it off...every tick is a NATH -51354;1364408831;deadweasel;so the bot will start listing, brokers buy, say jurov, and posts some on Coinbr? -51353;1364408832;smickles;I've missed all the cartoon tho :| -51352;1364408838;jurov;MJR_ you can on bitfunder -51351;1364408842;Chaang-Noi;i saw one and was like wtf! -51350;1364408850;MJR_;no i was wondering about MKOPT -51349;1364408857;jurov;deadweasel wat? -51348;1364408861;MJR_;can you use that to make your own strike or will it be rejected -51347;1364408880;jurov;MJR_: you'll be rejected -51346;1364408886;jurov;you have to use existing MPSIC -51345;1364408892;MJR_;ah ok cool -51344;1364408925;jurov;deadweasel: coinbr doesn't offer own options. what you see on New order should be the saem order book as on mpex -51343;1364408930;thestrin1puller;smickles: sent you mail and a pm -51342;1364408942;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89] -51341;1364408942;gribble;Error: Spurious "]". You may want to quote your arguments with double quotes in order to prevent extra brackets from being evaluated as nested commands. -51340;1364408944;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89 -51339;1364408947;gribble;There are currently 817.2041 bitcoins offered at or under 89.0 USD, worth 72697.3513288 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0014 seconds -51338;1364408947;jurov;except that there's some spurious caching added at ddos time, it seems. -51337;1364408960;Chaang-Noi;ahh i wanted to break 89 before bed :/ -51336;1364408991;thestrin1puller;;;ticker -51335;1364408991;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.75001, Best ask: 88.75800, Bid-ask spread: 0.00799, Last trade: 88.75001, 24 hour volume: 69349.69370356, 24 hour low: 76.82000, 24 hour high: 88.80000, 24 hour vwap: 82.50051 -51334;1364408996;MJR_;.25 more -51333;1364408997;thestrin1puller;;;bids 80 -51332;1364408997;Guest9228;!ticker h sdice -51331;1364408997;gribble;There are currently 13120.794 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 1092667.62994 USD in total. | Data vintage: 50.4148 seconds -51330;1364408998;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.45300000 / 0.46644661 / 0.47500000 (32 shares, 14.92629165 BTC), 7D: 0.40010000 / 0.48668579 / 0.53000000 (1220 shares, 593.75665772 BTC), 30D: 0.37000000 / 0.54086072 / 0.68950000 (5570 shares, 3012.59421043 BTC) -51329;1364409003;Guest9228;!ticker h vtx -51328;1364409004;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.47000000 / 0.60045594 / 0.73925000 (263 shares, 157.91991127 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.42498831 / 0.79900000 (11466 shares, 4872.91591485 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.42498831 / 0.79900000 (11466 shares, 4872.91591485 BTC) -51327;1364409009;thestrin1puller;!ticker h HIM -51326;1364409010;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.65000000 / 1.78333333 / 1.85000000 (27 shares, 48.15000000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.78399689 / 2.00000000 (193 shares, 344.31140034 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 2.09413745 / 18.00000000 (661 shares, 1384.22485269 BTC) -51325;1364409014;jurov;having sex life dependent on btcusd rate, goat? -51324;1364409020;jurov;uh oh -51323;1364409023;smickles;thestrin1puller: got it. i'll have that to you sometime later today :) -51322;1364409070;thestrin1puller;;;calc .24 / 3 -51321;1364409070;gribble;0.08 -51320;1364409114;MJR_;so, i had a price target of 100 -51319;1364409125;MJR_;what should i update that to? -51318;1364409130;MJR_;opinions of course -51317;1364409135;Schadenfreude;Christ, 5 hours and the transaction still didn't get confirmed -51316;1364409145;MJR_;but curious, 1/1/2014 BTCUSD = ? -51315;1364409153;smickles;Schadenfreude: a no fee tx? -51314;1364409179;jurov;Schadenfreude: sry... seems i should raise txfee... it's 0.00001 atm -51313;1364409179;smickles;those seem to be taking 1 to 2 days on avg currently -51312;1364409194;ThickAsThieves;2014 is way to far away to predict -51311;1364409197;ThickAsThieves;too* -51310;1364409311;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 88.5 -51309;1364409315;gribble;There are currently 1048.5819 bitcoins demanded at or over 88.5 USD, worth 93100.3146358 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0062 seconds -51308;1364409318;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89 -51307;1364409318;gribble;There are currently 776.95498 bitcoins offered at or under 89.0 USD, worth 69124.0795319 USD in total. | Data vintage: 3.6501 seconds -51306;1364409329;Chaang-Noi;nice, we dont see a bid wqall often -51305;1364409339;Chaang-Noi;88.88 -51304;1364409471;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89 -51303;1364409472;gribble;There are currently 727.55853 bitcoins offered at or under 89.0 USD, worth 64735.6745809 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.1093 seconds -51302;1364409478;Schadenfreude;So it shouldn't come through until the day after tomorrow? Sucks -51301;1364409479;Chaang-Noi;lol -51300;1364409494;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89 -51299;1364409495;gribble;There are currently 727.55853 bitcoins offered at or under 89.0 USD, worth 64735.6745809 USD in total. | Data vintage: 56.1564 seconds -51298;1364409521;Chaang-Noi;;;tslb -51297;1364409523;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -51296;1364409525;gribble;Time since last block: 1 hour, 1 minute, and 55 seconds -51295;1364409532;jcpham;http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21954636 -51294;1364409576;Chaang-Noi;88.99 -51293;1364409585;thestrin1puller;uh -51292;1364409588;thestrin1puller;whoa -51291;1364409625;Chaang-Noi;46k btc sent in last block lol -51290;1364409647;Chaang-Noi;and block size was 462?? -51289;1364409651;thestrin1puller;millions of dollars -51288;1364409653;thestrin1puller;lol -51287;1364409654;Chaang-Noi;i thought that was a no no? -51286;1364409673;thestrin1puller;dude it took 1 hour for a block to be found -51285;1364409676;thestrin1puller;get over it -51284;1364409678;thestrin1puller;DEAL WITH IT -51283;1364409688;Chaang-Noi;462 kb? this will fork the chain again right? -51282;1364409707;jborkl;no -51281;1364409708;Chaang-Noi;hmm maybe not -51280;1364409713;Chaang-Noi;well 89 -51279;1364409722;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89 -51278;1364409722;gribble;There are currently 467.83979 bitcoins offered at or under 89.0 USD, worth 41636.9315048 USD in total. | Data vintage: 25.5033 seconds -51277;1364409733;smickles;Chaang-Noi: that issue should be resoled -51276;1364409737;smickles;*resolved -51275;1364409759;jurov;the issue was around > 800k iirc -51274;1364409778;jurov;depending on bdb config -51273;1364409793;smickles;there was a patch for the older clients, and the newer ones just don't care. and most of the older clients have upgraded -51272;1364409812;smickles;http://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/branches.html -51271;1364409813;Chaang-Noi;okay thanks -51270;1364409826;Chaang-Noi;about to bust over 89 -51269;1364409828;smickles;that charts the current client distribution -51268;1364409857;ThickAsThieves;hackers and spammers will be the new weather, "How's the 'net today?" "oh a little slow, big ddos in China holding the east" -51267;1364409925;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89 -51266;1364409925;gribble;There are currently 173.42393 bitcoins offered at or under 89.0 USD, worth 15434.7301313 USD in total. | Data vintage: 90.7996 seconds -51265;1364410021;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89 -51264;1364410023;deadweasel;;;ticker -51263;1364410024;gribble;There are currently 6.9601388 bitcoins offered at or under 89.0 USD, worth 619.45235676 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -51262;1364410025;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.99000, Best ask: 89.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 89.00000, 24 hour volume: 69625.16135317, 24 hour low: 76.82000, 24 hour high: 89.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.61294 -51261;1364410028;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 89.4 -51260;1364410029;gribble;There are currently 227.02482 bitcoins offered at or under 89.4 USD, worth 20262.5963564 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.1871 seconds -51259;1364410092;Chaang-Noi;and its gone -51258;1364410101;thestrin1puller;;;ticker -51257;1364410101;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.99000, Best ask: 89.24499, Bid-ask spread: 0.25499, Last trade: 89.24500, 24 hour volume: 69606.26929719, 24 hour low: 76.82000, 24 hour high: 89.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.61516 -51256;1364410121;Bugpowder;I guess I should have slept in -51255;1364410127;Bugpowder;wouldn't have sold at 85.5 -51254;1364410167;smickles;it's ok Bugpowder, this is just a bubble. -51253;1364410175;Bugpowder;heh -51252;1364410176;Bugpowder;well -51251;1364410187;deadweasel;what was vwap when you sold? -51250;1364410197;Bugpowder;sold coins -51249;1364410198;Bugpowder;not calls -51248;1364410209;deadweasel;i see -51247;1364410213;Bugpowder;no sense in selling calls unless vwap is dipping -51246;1364410320;deadweasel;C750Ns on coinbr are ask .31 bidding .20... ...... shit I need spreadsheet. -51245;1364410337;Bugpowder;Namworld has one -51244;1364410351;deadweasel;ya? -51243;1364410356;Bugpowder;yeah its pretty nice -51242;1364410373;deadweasel;hrm, you think he'd let a noob take look at it and possibly us it? -51241;1364410378;Bugpowder;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGxfRk5SS0hxT1lsVmdLdU1QY0RveGc -51240;1364410392;deadweasel;*use -51239;1364410455;ThickAsThieves;mp wake up, i needs mah withdrawal :) -51238;1364410488;ThickAsThieves;also might need a bigger tx fee with current delays -51237;1364410508;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -51236;1364410509;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 89.10000, Best ask: 89.24500, Bid-ask spread: 0.14500, Last trade: 89.01050, 24 hour volume: 69610.04605213, 24 hour low: 76.82000, 24 hour high: 89.24500, 24 hour vwap: 82.63423 -51235;1364410540;deadweasel;thanks Bugpowder ! -51234;1364410547;Bugpowder;thank Namworld -51233;1364410561;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.46500025 = 2.79 BTC [-] -51232;1364410562;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.46500011 = 1.86 BTC [-] -51231;1364410564;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.465 = 2.325 BTC [-] -51230;1364410564;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.46 = 1.38 BTC [-] -51229;1364410565;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.459 = 1.377 BTC [-] -51228;1364410566;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.458 = 1.374 BTC [-] -51227;1364410584;deadweasel;well that's exactly what i needed. Now I just gotta play with it and digest it. -51226;1364410603;deadweasel;Namworld: I'm looking at your spreadsheet, THANK YOU! -51225;1364410739;MJR_;well while 2014 is far away, and there will be a big variance...$200? -51224;1364410752;MJR_;9 months out will be a crap shoot, but let's shoot some craps -51223;1364410763;ThickAsThieves;no point imo -51222;1364410768;MJR_;ok fair enough -51221;1364410813;ThickAsThieves;its pretty much counting your chicks before they hatch -51220;1364410839;ThickAsThieves;think about the last 3mos of bitcoin -51219;1364410848;ThickAsThieves;and then the 3mos prior -51218;1364410850;ThickAsThieves;and again -51217;1364410855;MJR_;yes exactly -51216;1364410869;MJR_;you have to have SOME idea of what you think is going to happen -51215;1364410876;MJR_;I think we'll hit 200 this year -51214;1364410880;MJR_;that is my price estimate -51213;1364410882;MJR_;at this point -51212;1364410894;ThickAsThieves;Up, up, up until bad news or some mega whale surfaces -51211;1364410895;Bugpowder;sheeit -51210;1364410896;MJR_;i'll revise if there is news or trends -51209;1364410923;MJR_;but if things continue along their current trends, i am guessing 200 -51208;1364410944;ThickAsThieves;things could easily get exponential from here -51207;1364410964;ThickAsThieves;o rnot -51206;1364410967;MJR_;they could...that would mean we hit 200 by 2014 -51205;1364410977;ThickAsThieves;way higher than that -51204;1364410986;MJR_;you can't get higher without going through 200 -51203;1364410994;ThickAsThieves;? -51202;1364410999;MJR_;meaning me hit 200 on the way to something higher -51201;1364411005;MJR_;and i revise estimates again -51200;1364411016;ThickAsThieves;so you are telling me that numbers go in order? -51199;1364411016;Chaang-Noi;sell off? -51198;1364411018;MJR_;my expectations were 100 by year end -51197;1364411030;MJR_;and now i think that was too conservative -51196;1364411052;ThickAsThieves;100 in 1-10 days -51195;1364411055;MJR_;yes -51194;1364411056;ThickAsThieves;is totally possible -51193;1364411058;MJR_;i agree -51192;1364411065;MJR_;so now i need to adjust my price target -51191;1364411070;MJR_;given the current situation -51190;1364411074;MJR_;so i am guessing 200 now -51189;1364411082;ThickAsThieves;for 2014? -51188;1364411103;MJR_;BY 2014 -51187;1364411105;ThickAsThieves;if you are basing your target off of history, that's pretty conservative -51186;1364411118;MJR_;not a target of on this date...but rather BY this date -51185;1364411140;ThickAsThieves;:/ -51184;1364411183;jurov;90 fell -51183;1364411197;ThickAsThieves;it did? -51182;1364411201;Chaang-Noi;? -51181;1364411202;jurov;no 91 fell -51180;1364411213;jurov;;;ticker -51179;1364411214;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.00000, Best ask: 88.17056, Bid-ask spread: 0.17056, Last trade: 88.17056, 24 hour volume: 69973.08329761, 24 hour low: 76.82000, 24 hour high: 89.24500, 24 hour vwap: 82.68129 -51178;1364411220;ThickAsThieves;on bitfloor or sumth? -51177;1364411222;kakobrekla;jurov from the future -51176;1364411231;Chaang-Noi;jurov lol -51175;1364411234;jurov;o i was looking to bitfloor -51174;1364411234;kakobrekla;not too distant -51173;1364411253;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 90 -51172;1364411253;gribble;There are currently 3604.954 bitcoins offered at or under 90.0 USD, worth 323360.286725 USD in total. | Data vintage: 3.8502 seconds -51171;1364411264;Chaang-Noi;wont be before my bedtime -51170;1364411274;Chaang-Noi;just dont break 100 before i wake! -51169;1364411364;MJR_;oh wow, bitfloor is at 91.95 -51168;1364411372;Chaang-Noi;currently? -51167;1364411376;MJR_;and getting taken at that price, right now -51166;1364411384;Chaang-Noi;damn -51165;1364411395;MJR_;yep -51164;1364411400;deadweasel;Bugpowder: that spreadsheet tells me that all options, bought at their current price would be a loser. -51163;1364411400;MJR_;the bulls are rampaging today -51162;1364411420;MJR_;deadweasel: yep...you are buying them expecting a rise in price -51161;1364411439;deadweasel;but the rise is already here, so the price of them has gone up? -51160;1364411442;MJR_;deadweasel: also, probably you should never take the ask -51159;1364411444;ThickAsThieves;deadw, raise the predicted price then! -51158;1364411447;ThickAsThieves;:) -51157;1364411455;deadweasel;you mean buy btc? -51156;1364411456;deadweasel;:) -51155;1364411463;MJR_;we are limited by the top of 75C -51154;1364411466;smickles;$depth c750t -51153;1364411468;mpexbot;smickles: O.BTCUSD.C750T Bids: ['5 @ 0.11564277', '1000 @ 0.11255256'] -51152;1364411469;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1000 @ 0.24999998', '1005 @ 0.24999999'] -51151;1364411471;MJR_;at expiration we can play up to 200 -51150;1364411485;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.24999) -51149;1364411485;gribble;99.9986666844 -51148;1364411512;deadweasel;so $100 to be profitable? -51147;1364411514;smickles;you buy c75 on it's own expecting 100 to be broken and held, currently -51146;1364411522;deadweasel;ok -51145;1364411527;ThickAsThieves;odds of hitting a 100vwap before deadline are risky -51144;1364411535;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -51143;1364411536;gribble;82.98 -51142;1364411541;deadweasel;i sincerely doubt it. -51141;1364411554;deadweasel;also, is it 24hprc or 24vwap? I though tit was vwap -51140;1364411561;deadweasel;* thought IT -51139;1364411576;smickles;deadweasel: bc,24hprc is the 24h vwap across all exchanges on bitcoincharts -51138;1364411578;MJR_;prc -51137;1364411587;smickles;and that's the number mpex uses -51136;1364411605;Chaang-Noi;Most Online Today: 2285. Most Online Ever: 3809 (June 20, 2011, 02:56:13 AM) -51135;1364411607;MJR_;;;bc, prc -51134;1364411608;gribble;Error: "bc," is not a valid command. -51133;1364411622;deadweasel;why is the ;;bc,24hprc different than the vwap on ;;ticker -- is it because ;;ticker is taking Gox only values? -51132;1364411636;smickles;ticker's vwap is just gox -51131;1364411639;smickles;;;ticker -51130;1364411639;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.24000, Best ask: 87.99980, Bid-ask spread: 0.75980, Last trade: 87.20000, 24 hour volume: 71455.63235364, 24 hour low: 76.82000, 24 hour high: 89.24500, 24 hour vwap: 82.79927 -51129;1364411645;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -51128;1364411646;gribble;82.98 -51127;1364411671;MJR_;yes vwap is only gox i think -51126;1364411706;jurov;no, it should be all exchanges -51125;1364411727;jurov;it was quite different fron gox-reported weighted price -51124;1364411761;jurov;yes smickles is right -51123;1364411803;deadweasel;thanks jurov, smickles -51122;1364411833;MJR_;wow the subreddit has gone hockeystick i think -51121;1364411918;MJR_;and only 25 mill to 1 billion dollars -51120;1364412161;deadweasel;MJR_: subscribers? -51119;1364412198;benkay;21k -51118;1364412324;pizzaman1337;you guys should go bet on this using my ref: http://bitbet.us/bet/206/bitcoin-market-cap-above-1-billion-before-end/?ref=1A5HtmuQzvTvhcawNFUbRH1pbQ1qY72YHR -51117;1364412334;jurov;unconfirmed txs increase by 200-300/hour -51116;1364412442;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -51115;1364412445;gribble;Time since last block: 38 minutes and 3 seconds -51114;1364412451;jborkl;3600 waiting transactions -51113;1364412463;ThickAsThieves;maybe it's this internet slowdown news? -51112;1364412482;deadweasel;how do you get a ref, pizzaman1337 ? -51111;1364412482;MJR_;deadweasel: 21,779 -51110;1364412503;MJR_;which is 2,000 more than like a day or two ago i think -51109;1364412504;pizzaman1337;deadweasel: http://bitbet.us/faq/#43 -51108;1364412547;deadweasel;well that is simple and awesome! -51107;1364412559;deadweasel;MJR_: that is a nice increase. -51106;1364412746;deadweasel;pizzaman1337: done! :) -51105;1364412759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10893 @ 0.00061253 = 6.6723 BTC [+] -51104;1364412796;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -51103;1364412798;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.36201, Best ask: 87.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.51799, Last trade: 87.88000, 24 hour volume: 71664.46749013, 24 hour low: 76.82000, 24 hour high: 89.24500, 24 hour vwap: 82.96333 -51102;1364412799;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -51101;1364412800;gribble;1.501887 seconds -51100;1364412811;pizzaman1337;deadweasel: :) -51099;1364413920;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.593 = 1.779 BTC [+] -51098;1364414319;bgupta;ASICMINER raising hashing target from 50TH for second batch to 200TH!! -51097;1364414349;bgupta;(slightly lowering divs for the next three weeks to fund the extra capacity) -51096;1364414355;kakobrekla;lol bitcoind -51095;1364414362;kakobrekla;asks for password via gui for new addy -51094;1364414365;kakobrekla;but not via console -51093;1364414366;kakobrekla;ftw -51092;1364414458;bgupta;ah nvm misread.. the 2nd batch is still 50TH, but he is putting together a 3rd batch of 200TH. -51091;1364414484;bgupta;err third batch of 150TH. -51090;1364414587;Uglux;http://i0.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/006/026/futuramafry.jpg -51089;1364414679;MJR_;hope the price falls, i'd love to scoop up more asicminer -51088;1364414744;jurov;you can in turn lend it to mp :) -51087;1364414807;bgupta;well.. not sure how far shorting would go.. I don't believe anyone owns these shares on margin, so guessing not too many weak hands. -51086;1364414858;MJR_;i wouldn't be shorting -51085;1364414865;MJR_;just trying to get best price -51084;1364415025;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [-] -51083;1364415121;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.593 BTC [+] -51082;1364415193;bgupta;The problem as I see it is that if someone wants to get in on btc without too much work, they have three choices 1) buy btc 2) buy mining gear 3) buy mining stocks. As long as AM is leading the metrics, it will carry a premium and be a go to investment, since modern mining gear that will last more than a month or so, can't really be easily had. -51081;1364415249;bgupta;(and owning plain btc seems less interesting) -51080;1364415445;bgupta;I'll admit that AM probably has from a strict value investment pov prolly gotten ahead of itself.. but it's a better deal than a) owning fiat, b) building/ordering rigs now, c) other mining stocks. -51079;1364415481;bgupta;and certainly less risky than leverage plays. -51078;1364415540;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.593 = 1.186 BTC [+] -51077;1364415556;bgupta;any one know how much each BFL chip produces Hashrate wise? -51076;1364415561;ThickAsThieves;0 -51075;1364415592;bgupta;in theory I mean… IE Full prod run is something like 70k+ chips. -51074;1364415611;bgupta;want to know how many TH we are looking at if they ever ship. -51073;1364415626;bgupta;(Obviously if they ship it will take a long time to clear backlog) -51072;1364415681;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [-] -51071;1364415683;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 49 @ 0.68 = 33.32 BTC [-] -51070;1364415687;ThickAsThieves;i dunno, 0 looks like a real possiility right now -51069;1364415718;KRS-1;heh -51068;1364415737;bgupta;they wouldn't still be taking orders.. if it was 0.. -51067;1364415757;ThickAsThieves;why not? -51066;1364415760;ThickAsThieves;hehe -51065;1364415785;ThickAsThieves;for example, what if their chip design simply doesnt work -51064;1364415785;KRS-1;I have a preorder as a money transfer request to BFL's bank..looks like it has a preorder number on it, but never sent the transfer..they say it will hold my position though...I wonder. -51063;1364415800;ThickAsThieves;and they are just not admitting yet -51062;1364415806;ThickAsThieves;and then they go back to drawing board -51061;1364415809;ThickAsThieves;for 3+mos -51060;1364416234;bgupta;I'm expecting them to ship by June. -51059;1364416248;bgupta;err by some time in June -51058;1364416261;bgupta;closer to June than now. -51057;1364416268;ThickAsThieves;i suspect there really is a big problem with their system -51056;1364416274;ThickAsThieves;assuming its not just a scam -51055;1364416330;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -51054;1364416334;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -51053;1364416359;KRS-1;I heard June today myself. -51052;1364416361;ThickAsThieves;;;bueller -51051;1364416363;ThickAsThieves;;;bueller -51050;1364416374;KRS-1;SAVE FERRIS -51049;1364416381;ThickAsThieves;:) -51048;1364416412;dub;ThickAsThieves: your AM div guess was a bit low -51047;1364416416;dub;er high -51046;1364416424;ThickAsThieves;only a little -51045;1364416447;ThickAsThieves;21% off :) -51044;1364416455;dub;what the fuck is with this esnding satoshis idiocy -51043;1364416460;ThickAsThieves;this is the nature of guesses -51042;1364416485;ThickAsThieves;at this point i'm not sure -51041;1364416495;ThickAsThieves;i dont see what it solves -51040;1364416509;dub;chinese logic -51039;1364416545;bgupta;Hard to know that friedcat was going to choose this period of time to invest in another 150TH of gear. his guess prolly would have been better had they not. -51038;1364416557;bgupta;actually it would have been low in that case.. -51037;1364416582;ThickAsThieves;chinese proverb say “If you are depressed, you are living in the past. If you are anxious, you are living in the future. Peace is only found in the present.” -51036;1364416683;ThickAsThieves;we're approaching the first wall to get to 90 -51035;1364416689;ThickAsThieves;can we save the princess? -51034;1364416875;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -51033;1364416881;bgupta;Walls/spoons http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzm8kTIj_0M -51032;1364416884;ThickAsThieves;:( -51031;1364417120;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 5 @ 0.11119 = 0.556 BTC [-] -51030;1364417160;ThickAsThieves;$1 spread -51029;1364417462;smickles;o.btc -51028;1364417474;MJR_;that DDoS is crazy -51027;1364417478;MJR_;300Gbps -51026;1364417487;[\\\];who is getting it now? -51025;1364417488;smickles;oh? where? -51024;1364417508;MJR_;apparently cyberbunker is where the ddos is originating -51023;1364417512;MJR_;but it is targeted at spamhaus -51022;1364417525;MJR_;unfortunately they are leveraging dns servers -51021;1364417530;MJR_;so some people are getting slow downs -51020;1364417548;ThickAsThieves;tx cnfs are slow -51019;1364417551;Bugpowder;spamhaus should redirect to whitehouse.gov -51018;1364417587;MJR_;thats a quick way to get someone to notice -51017;1364417589;MJR_;lol -51016;1364417604;MJR_;i really want to see an alternate mesh network spring up -51015;1364417612;MJR_;with community owned hardware -51014;1364417656;ThickAsThieves;redirect them to litecoin -51013;1364417681;ThickAsThieves;hellooooo gribble -51012;1364417683;smickles;MJR_: I've heard the meshnet in seatle is pretty good -51011;1364417686;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -51010;1364417960;iz;;;ticker -51009;1364418236;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 75 @ 0.00414 = 0.3105 BTC [+] -51008;1364418481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0044799 = 8.9598 BTC [+] -51007;1364418491;MJR_;;;goxlag -51006;1364418540;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.46 = 0.92 BTC [+] -51005;1364418542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.45700001 = 1.371 BTC [-] -51004;1364418543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.457 = 1.371 BTC [-] -51003;1364418544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.456 = 1.368 BTC [-] -51002;1364418545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.455 = 4.095 BTC [-] -51001;1364418608;MJR_;97.60 ask on bitfloor...it could hit 100 there today -51000;1364418611;MJR_;lol -50999;1364418619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 591 @ 0.00448 = 2.6477 BTC [+] -50998;1364418621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5409 @ 0.00448 = 24.2323 BTC [+] -50997;1364418660;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.455 = 5.005 BTC [-] -50996;1364418660;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.455 = 1.365 BTC [-] -50995;1364418662;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.454 = 1.362 BTC [-] -50994;1364418663;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4531 = 1.3593 BTC [-] -50993;1364418664;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.45205 = 1.3562 BTC [-] -50992;1364418665;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.452 = 1.356 BTC [-] -50991;1364418666;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.451 BTC [-] -50990;1364418667;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 33 @ 0.45 = 14.85 BTC [-] -50989;1364418687;ThickAsThieves;maybe havelock sdice will finally come down to market -50988;1364418717;topace;its been preetty close lately -50987;1364418773;MJR_;smickles: I am going to have to look at that...nyc should have had one a long time ago -50986;1364418827;ThickAsThieves;topace, any chance of integrating with coinbr? -50985;1364418846;topace;integrating what ? -50984;1364418852;ThickAsThieves;pushing shares -50983;1364418857;ThickAsThieves;of sdice -50982;1364418868;topace;from havelock to coinbr? or from coinbr to havelock ? -50981;1364418886;topace;i suppose either is possible -50980;1364418891;ThickAsThieves;both -50979;1364418919;topace;i'd have to talk to jurov about the implementation detaisl -50978;1364418925;topace;but yea, anything is possible -50977;1364418938;ThickAsThieves;might be overkill for one asset, but it would be nice -50976;1364418957;topace;it only works for mpex becuase mpex issues a gpg signed receipt that i can verify and ensure uniqueness on -50975;1364418977;jurov;well, such functionality is on hold at the moment -50974;1364419014;MJR_;hmmm... -50973;1364419014;jurov;cause i don't trust the engine it's 100% reliable -50972;1364419019;jurov;yet -50971;1364419023;MJR_;if the prc goes to 100 the 75 calls are worth it -50970;1364419034;jurov;so i can do the transfers manually on request -50969;1364419040;ThickAsThieves;worth it? or break even? -50968;1364419046;MJR_;worth it -50967;1364419069;MJR_;nah break even -50966;1364419073;ThickAsThieves;hehe -50965;1364419079;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.45 = 3.15 BTC [-] -50964;1364419083;MJR_;maybe very very slightly worth it -50963;1364419083;Bugpowder;worth it, just barely. -50962;1364419087;topace;jurov: well if you ever get a request to push or pull from havelock, lemme know, we can do it manually -50961;1364419093;Bugpowder;1 satoshi -50960;1364419112;jurov;i can use normal havelock interface, that;s not a problem -50959;1364419152;jurov;just on my side checks need to be done -50958;1364419159;topace;to push to havelock yea, our normal "paste the mpex receipt" will work fine. -50957;1364419188;MJR_;what is the link to see expected sdice dividends? -50956;1364419199;topace;if i get a request from someone to push from havelcok to coinbr, how would i go about that ? -50955;1364419199;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.44 = 4.4 BTC [-] -50954;1364419201;ThickAsThieves;it's 0 mjr -50953;1364419206;ThickAsThieves;for this month -50952;1364419238;jurov;topace, contact me then or send email (support@coinbr.com has gpg key published proper) -50951;1364419244;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.0 <--- mjr -50950;1364419252;topace;kk -50949;1364419263;topace;(not that i've ever had a request, but good to know) -50948;1364419276;jurov;yes, it's not requested so often -50947;1364419319;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.593 = 5.93 BTC [+] -50946;1364419402;MJR_;thanks ThickAsThieves -50945;1364419598;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: so it looks like no dividends this month? -50944;1364419944;ThickAsThieves;correct -50943;1364419977;Bugpowder;gawd damnit -50942;1364419979;Bugpowder;sdice -50941;1364420068;MJR_;ah well...i am thinking of doubling down -50940;1364420220;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.593 = 1.779 BTC [+] -50939;1364420407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 46 @ 0.00415002 = 0.1909 BTC [-] -50938;1364420409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 165 @ 0.00415001 = 0.6848 BTC [-] -50937;1364420412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 9540 @ 0.00388018 = 37.0169 BTC [-] -50936;1364420414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0038801 = 3.8801 BTC [-] -50935;1364420415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00387779 = 3.8778 BTC [-] -50934;1364420419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00385207 = 3.8521 BTC [-] -50933;1364420426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10000 @ 0.00385206 = 38.5206 BTC [-] -50932;1364420428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 176 @ 0.0036 = 0.6336 BTC [-] -50931;1364420454;ThickAsThieves;aww -50930;1364420459;ThickAsThieves;should left my bids up -50929;1364420466;Bugpowder;put them back up -50928;1364420472;ThickAsThieves;you selling? -50927;1364420472;Bugpowder;theres more where that came from -50926;1364420497;ThickAsThieves;my btc is all tied up waiting for mp now -50925;1364420548;Bugpowder;heh -50924;1364420549;Bugpowder;ok -50923;1364420700;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43 BTC [-] -50922;1364420701;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.432 BTC [+] -50921;1364420703;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43 BTC [-] -50920;1364420723;ThickAsThieves;or maybe i'll just help incite a crash on the PTs.... -50919;1364420760;Bugpowder;Well -50918;1364420766;Bugpowder;Selling for .003999 -50917;1364420792;Bugpowder;The pain of this loss will be healed by the call profits. -50916;1364420818;MJR_;well...there are two choices now with sdice if you got in after the first ipo -50915;1364420833;MJR_;you give up, take your losses...throw the btc you have into a bond or something -50914;1364420841;MJR_;or double down on sdice -50913;1364420852;MJR_;as the price drops when others pursue strategy 1 -50912;1364420858;MJR_;and then reap some great dividend in april maybe -50911;1364420859;Bugpowder;I think its a great value at .00399999 -50910;1364420864;MJR_;hey i agree -50909;1364420897;Bugpowder;I'm just impatient -50908;1364420917;deadweasel;is there a mechanism in place for SDICE to repay stockholders in the event MPEX somehow dies? (i'm not saying this is going to happen, I"m asking if there is a strategy) -50907;1364420924;Bugpowder;yeah -50906;1364420926;Bugpowder;well -50905;1364420933;Bugpowder;we know who the shareholders are -50904;1364420934;ThickAsThieves;depth is shit on PTS -50903;1364420937;Bugpowder;if mpex dies -50902;1364420940;ThickAsThieves;PTs* -50901;1364420942;deadweasel;ok. -50900;1364420964;Bugpowder;The complete account contents are available as a gpg encrypted file -50899;1364420968;Bugpowder;of all users -50898;1364420977;Bugpowder;I have an old copy somewhere -50897;1364421011;deadweasel;awesome. would passthroughs continue to operate? -50896;1364421022;Bugpowder;i dunno -50895;1364421026;Bugpowder;don't see why not -50894;1364421029;deadweasel;me either -50893;1364421031;KRS-1;what are the s.dice dividends like -50892;1364421040;Bugpowder;0 -50891;1364421042;Bugpowder;this month -50890;1364421055;KRS-1;well..granted. -50889;1364421061;ThickAsThieves;i seriously wanna murder godaddy -50888;1364421089;deadweasel;why are you doing business with them? namecheap.com -50887;1364421139;ThickAsThieves;not me, a client -50886;1364421146;deadweasel;oh lord, i'm sorry. -50885;1364421157;ThickAsThieves;its virtually impossible to get this to transfet -50884;1364421166;ThickAsThieves;so i gave up and decided to renew -50883;1364421167;ThickAsThieves;well -50882;1364421175;ThickAsThieves;now there's this package stuck to it -50881;1364421177;deadweasel;they make it difficult on purpose. they implemented this during SOPA, when namecheap starteds stealing their customers -50880;1364421179;ThickAsThieves;that cannot be removed -50879;1364421203;ThickAsThieves;they want $40! -50878;1364421207;MJR_;yeah, hate godaddy -50877;1364421233;ThickAsThieves;but if call them, i will surely lose $40+ in life force from stress -50876;1364421241;MJR_;i registered 3 domains on namecheap (btcshares, btc-etf, bitcoin-etf) like 1 week before they announced accepting bitcoins -50875;1364421259;MJR_;$40 is a good deal... :( -50874;1364421262;Bugpowder;lucky you -50873;1364421272;MJR_;Bugpowder: i wish i coiuld have paid in btc -50872;1364421277;Bugpowder;uhhh -50871;1364421279;deadweasel;MJR_: you made money by not using BTC for that -50870;1364421286;MJR_;yes... -50869;1364421289;MJR_;i am aware -50868;1364421298;MJR_;but i like to support btc based businesses -50867;1364421306;MJR_;or ones who accept -50866;1364421326;deadweasel;me too, i hear ya. I paid for VPN with BTC. -50865;1364421334;MJR_;eventually anyone who sells at $100 will be like i could have waited for a million -50864;1364421361;deadweasel;but todays rate i paid 300$ for 1 year of VPN -50863;1364421368;MJR_;yeah... -50862;1364421371;deadweasel;:) -50861;1364421373;deadweasel;it's ok -50860;1364421375;deadweasel;we're helping -50859;1364421377;MJR_;this is all more accounting than anything else -50858;1364421379;deadweasel;ourselves be poor -50857;1364421380;MJR_;yes -50856;1364421386;deadweasel;true -50855;1364421393;MJR_;and after all....i may lose out on paper profits -50854;1364421406;MJR_;but i have never payed close to 80 for a bitcoin -50853;1364421408;deadweasel;you may. we all might. -50852;1364421424;MJR_;think last time i dumped fiat was at 49 -50851;1364421429;deadweasel;lol, i bought 5 at $67 in the dip, just because I hpe for BTCUSD at $1000 -50850;1364421435;deadweasel;:)( -50849;1364421451;MJR_;i bought at 26...that was my biggest buy, it was around 30 or so -50848;1364421452;deadweasel;gotta go ya'll, thanks for all the help today with the options OIX! many thanks! -50847;1364421480;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43 BTC [-] -50846;1364421481;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.429 BTC [-] -50845;1364421483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.422 = 1.266 BTC [-] -50844;1364421484;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.42150001 = 0.843 BTC [-] -50843;1364421485;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.4215 = 3.372 BTC [-] -50842;1364421486;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.41 = 1.23 BTC [-] -50841;1364421487;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4002 = 0.8004 BTC [-] -50840;1364421540;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4002 = 1.2006 BTC [-] -50839;1364421541;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.4001 = 2.8007 BTC [-] -50838;1364421685;ThickAsThieves;time to unleash hell on an innocent customer support person... -50837;1364422738;Ukto;new asset launched https://bitfunder.com/asset/btcQuick -50836;1364422753;Ukto;over 250btc sold (half) within the first few minutes -50835;1364422817;KRS-1;lol -50834;1364422932;ThickAsThieves;this IPO is actually not a joke, whaddaya know -50833;1364423164;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.009994 = 0.02 BTC [+] -50832;1364423289;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00349 BTC [-] -50831;1364423317;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 233 @ 0.0035 = 0.8155 BTC [+] -50830;1364423448;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 0.672002 = 8.736 BTC [-] -50829;1364423984;smickles;;;ticker -50828;1364423985;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.20004, Best ask: 88.48899, Bid-ask spread: 0.28895, Last trade: 88.48899, 24 hour volume: 72845.53914176, 24 hour low: 77.13000, 24 hour high: 89.24500, 24 hour vwap: 84.05146 -50827;1364423989;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1b4l6d/bitcoin_red_pill/c93iswr -50826;1364423996;smickles;^^ indicates top -50825;1364424032;awkorama;huh?? -50824;1364424157;TomServo;Haha...a financial system without fraud. That's going great so far. -50823;1364424158;jurov;financial system without fraud and corruption. nailed it. -50822;1364424164;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [+] -50821;1364424189;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [+] -50820;1364424254;deadweasel;who runs bitfunder? -50819;1364424254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7000 @ 0.00399999 = 27.9999 BTC [+] -50818;1364424255;Bugpowder;hooo -50817;1364424256;Bugpowder;funny -50816;1364424266;Bugpowder;Ukto: -50815;1364424271;deadweasel;ah, that's right, thx -50814;1364424309;Ukto;:) -50813;1364424465;deadweasel;coinbr is donw jurov? -50812;1364424481;deadweasel;nope, back up, was getting 503 for a minute -50811;1364424527;MJR_;smickles: you could say the system doesn't have fraud, though fraudulent people use it -50810;1364424532;smickles;Anyone want some P750T? -50809;1364424553;MJR_;no one would say the dollar is fraudulent because bernie madoff took dollars -50808;1364424562;deadweasel;depends on the price, smickles -50807;1364424564;MJR_;its fraudulent because it is artificially inflated -50806;1364424564;deadweasel;:) -50805;1364424565;smickles;MJR_: this basically reminded me of the falkvinge all in -50804;1364424581;smickles;deadweasel: ~.019 currently -50803;1364424606;ThickAsThieves;not too bad -50802;1364424650;ThickAsThieves;i assume you meant .19 -50801;1364424771;Bugpowder;nah hement .019 -50800;1364424776;Bugpowder;thats actually a good price -50799;1364424801;ThickAsThieves;oh i missed the P -50798;1364424809;ThickAsThieves;my bad -50797;1364424819;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 30 @ 0.01889435 = 0.5668 BTC [-] -50796;1364424838;smickles;:D -50795;1364424975;deadweasel;oh yeah, I missed the P too. jesus, I'm gonna get eaten alive if I start trading options. balls. -50794;1364425020;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.401 = 4.01 BTC [+] -50793;1364425140;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [-] -50792;1364425142;topace;anyone know why mtgoxlive.com hasnt worked in ages? -50791;1364425158;Bugpowder;i didn't notice -50790;1364425163;Bugpowder;now that bitcoinity is back -50789;1364425164;Bugpowder;who cares -50788;1364425176;topace;hehe true i've been using bitcoinity lately too -50787;1364425181;ThickAsThieves;top i had it working yesterday -50786;1364425181;Bugpowder;or http://markets.blockchain.info -50785;1364425184;topace;but sometimes i like the mtgoxlive chart just to have open -50784;1364425191;ThickAsThieves;but i dont like it anymore either -50783;1364425199;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [-] -50782;1364425204;dub;I cant edit my system path because FUCKEN SKURITY -50781;1364425206;Bugpowder;it takes WAY too much CPU -50780;1364425219;dub;must resist urge to choke these fucks -50779;1364425238;mircea_popescu;sooo... what's new -50778;1364425246;Bugpowder;lol -50777;1364425293;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -50776;1364425295;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.50108, Best ask: 88.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49892, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 70885.65101480, 24 hour low: 77.90000, 24 hour high: 89.24500, 24 hour vwap: 84.33496 -50775;1364425321;mircea_popescu;http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet-security/9957063/Web-slows-under-biggest-attack-ever.html -50774;1364425325;mircea_popescu;apparently everyone's being probed. -50773;1364425325;Bugpowder;ya -50772;1364425338;TomServo;blockchain.info is reporting 2333 unconfirmed transactions, not sure if that's accurate -50771;1364425374;Bugpowder;I finally decided tiberius is an idiot -50770;1364425393;Bugpowder;ooooooo -50769;1364425397;Bugpowder;rally -50768;1364425397;ThickAsThieves;yay! -50767;1364425415;mircea_popescu;TomServo kinda -50766;1364425429;MJR_;Bugpowder: why did it take this long? did i miss something? -50765;1364425429;mircea_popescu;there's been a pool of 2-5k waiting txs since about 3 months ago -50764;1364425435;TomServo;Oh? -50763;1364425453;MJR_;lol, also its funny -50762;1364425460;MJR_;once everyone moves to bitcoinity -50761;1364425466;MJR_;it starts slowing down and fucking up -50760;1364425475;MJR_;i think the fact that blockchain info has a proxy too now -50759;1364425477;Bugpowder;that would be mpex hosting ;) -50758;1364425494;MJR_;nah, its just that everyone slammed clarkmoody -50757;1364425497;MJR_;so it stopped working -50756;1364425505;MJR_;then moved to mtgoxlive so it stopped working -50755;1364425525;MJR_;and now bitcoinity is really slow and the bottom chart disappears and needs to be reloaded -50754;1364425573;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder omg hater. -50753;1364425597;Bugpowder;he know some stuff -50752;1364425603;smickles;< mircea_popescu> there's been a pool of 2-5k waiting txs since about 3 months ago << that's a bit misleading, it's not like there are unconfirmed txns that have been waiting that long -50751;1364425606;Bugpowder;he has a general framework and understanding -50750;1364425609;dub;tbh the anti spam industry is full of retarded fuckwits that deserve to die -50749;1364425627;Bugpowder;but he is half blind -50748;1364425636;mircea_popescu;smickles a no, i just mean there's a sort of pool for the cheapskates who won't add a fee -50747;1364425638;Bugpowder;also one of the biggest douches I have come across -50746;1364425640;dub;they are mostly hillbillies with no operational experience -50745;1364425642;smickles;maybe just the way i read it tho -50744;1364425647;mircea_popescu;what's the avg for a nofee tx to make it to a block by now, 12 hours ? -50743;1364425657;mircea_popescu;dub totally. -50742;1364425669;mircea_popescu;dub that they're clueless/stupid is not even the main problem. they're crooked. -50741;1364425684;mircea_popescu;as in, selling access to spammers. they're not the antispam industry, they're the spam apportioning industry. -50740;1364425737;mircea_popescu; but he is half blind << i still think he's trying the "i am king of the world you must play my little debate games on my terms for me to understand the world or else it won't be understood by one such as me to its detriment" sillyness -50739;1364425740;mircea_popescu;i blame his mother. -50738;1364425767;jurov;quite a mayhem ensued on #bitfunder, Ukto dropped another IPO -50737;1364425775;jurov;https://bitfunder.com/asset/btcQuick -50736;1364425780;mircea_popescu;dropped what's that ? -50735;1364425783;mircea_popescu;like canned it ? -50734;1364425786;Bugpowder;launched -50733;1364425786;Ukto;_I_ didnt drop it.. -50732;1364425788;Ukto;btcQuick did -50731;1364425791;Bugpowder;right? -50730;1364425792;Ukto;-_- -50729;1364425795;jurov;put it in place without pre announcement -50728;1364425803;Ukto;for all I know..with another issuer going nuts wanting to launch -50727;1364425808;Ukto;there might even be another today -50726;1364425809;Ukto;or tomorrow -50725;1364425818;Ukto;and he hasnt made any secret of it -50724;1364425829;jurov;lol, so i will make another 20% on it? -50723;1364425833;mircea_popescu;lol -50722;1364425835;ThickAsThieves;isnt announcement up to the issuer? -50721;1364425839;mircea_popescu;what's these things even do ? -50720;1364425848;ThickAsThieves;they take credit cards -50719;1364425849;jurov;(i just sold call option to namworld expiring today) -50718;1364425853;ThickAsThieves;to buy btc -50717;1364425857;smickles;quickbtc is bitcoin for google wallet -50716;1364425870;Ukto;they have an excellent history/rep :) -50715;1364425872;mircea_popescu;how is bitcoin for google wallet supposed to make money ? -50714;1364425878;Bugpowder;I use my google wallet all the fucking time -50713;1364425885;mircea_popescu;you do ? -50712;1364425889;Bugpowder;no -50711;1364425890;mircea_popescu;i thought google wallet is like wave. -50710;1364425894;Ukto;mircea_popescu: he sells btc using google checkout -50709;1364425896;Ukto;that is -50708;1364425898;ThickAsThieves;apparently they defeated a huge chargeback attempt -50707;1364425915;mircea_popescu;so i get email -50706;1364425917;Ukto;they do a special membership thing, to get ppl identified -50705;1364425919;mircea_popescu;"Mr. M. Barlow 6:46 am ! BUSINESS." -50704;1364425925;smickles;mircea_popescu: i get email too :D -50703;1364425926;Bugpowder;when are people going to get that bitcoin is bad for microtransactions -50702;1364425931;Ukto;smickles: LOL -50701;1364425943;mircea_popescu;smickles yours is prolly better. -50700;1364425953;Bugpowder;the container of shoes vs. the shoe analogy is good -50699;1364425970;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder never, because i said it, and i'm a sociopathic arrogant evil guy. -50698;1364425980;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.439 BTC [+] -50697;1364426011;Bugpowder;I'm still waiting 3 weeks for a response to my inquires about where my earphones are from the bitcoinstore -50696;1364426014;Bugpowder;4.4BTC -50695;1364426016;Bugpowder;gone -50694;1364426019;smickles;damn -50693;1364426027;mircea_popescu;o wait, my email gets better. "We noticed that you haven't signed in to your eBay account for quite some time, and we'd like to invite you back to buy and sell again. eBay's a great place to buy what you want, and sell what you have." -50692;1364426038;Bugpowder;10% fees now on ebay -50691;1364426042;Bugpowder;insane -50690;1364426049;mircea_popescu;not like... "hey, we notice we suck because we're douches" but "we notice we're so incredibly great" -50689;1364426100;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.439 BTC [+] -50688;1364426156;Ukto;Bugpowder: 20%+ on ebay depending on category -50687;1364426159;Ukto;plus 3% to pp -50686;1364426224;mircea_popescu;ridiculous. -50685;1364426233;mircea_popescu;when do we get a bitcoin ebay killer already ? -50684;1364426238;mircea_popescu;that'd be something worth ipoing. -50683;1364426589;smickles;"MPEx will never list anything which mircea is not a majority shareholder" -50682;1364426592;smickles;:D -50681;1364426615;jurov;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:5f2e6c77f8ae4bf16888289715057650abb8d69bb81c889f36665505 -50680;1364426616;gribble;You are now authenticated for user jurov with key 677ABD62D0AEE7D7 -50679;1364426621;smickles;from special T -50678;1364426663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 26 @ 0.00399999 = 0.104 BTC [+] -50677;1364426669;mircea_popescu;heh that's bull. sure it will. -50676;1364426691;mircea_popescu;wait, what ?! i'm not a majority shareholder in most -50675;1364426696;smickles;but we can't believe you because you're romainian -50674;1364426707;mircea_popescu;a ok -50673;1364426724;mircea_popescu;so basically mpex makes more dough than all the exchanges combined but we can't believe this cause i'm evil. -50672;1364426729;mircea_popescu;works for me srsly. -50671;1364426747;smickles;and you live in the good part of romainia, so you're an extra good scammer -50670;1364426758;jurov;hahaha -50669;1364426793;smickles;i'm simplifying what he said, but the spirit is there, imo -50668;1364426797;mircea_popescu;yes. logic, it comes in bottles now. -50667;1364426827;mircea_popescu;but it's funny you know, the assumptions people make who are ignorant of history. -50666;1364426833;Ukto;mircea_popescu: no cryprian atm bombs near you lately ? -50665;1364426841;mircea_popescu;mpoe was here before bitcoinica. what's that matter tho if you're born march 2013 -50664;1364426863;mircea_popescu;Ukto romania is actually in such a good position i prefer keeping lei to euro. -50663;1364426875;Ukto;ahhh -50662;1364426881;Ukto;i just ment angry mob wise -50661;1364426888;Ukto;not neccesarily funds :) -50660;1364426889;mircea_popescu;not rly. not much cause to get angry rly. -50659;1364426904;smickles;they blew up your atm, tho -50658;1364426904;Ukto;i didnt think there would be many angry cyprians -50657;1364426929;mircea_popescu;see, here's a thing : romania is ~20mn people and holds ~120 tons of gold. -50656;1364426941;smickles;funny sorta-similar-bank-name's atm -50655;1364426950;mircea_popescu;non-germany yurp is like 300mn people holds what, 1000 tons ? -50654;1364426955;mircea_popescu;smickles ya lol -50653;1364426969;Bugpowder;dont forget the ETFs! -50652;1364427020;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder no this is actual gold. romania is lucky in that the natl bank governor is literally the brightest mind in the field atm. -50651;1364427044;mircea_popescu;think greenspan, except he gets a romanian deal, whereby he owns that chair and ocasionally gets to be the prime minister. -50650;1364427044;jurov;mircea_popescu: are you planning to coopt him? -50649;1364427048;mircea_popescu;dude owns the joint. -50648;1364427049;Bugpowder;Santelli is not happy with gold anymore -50647;1364427050;smickles;!last c750t -50646;1364427050;assbot;I don't give a shit who saw what and who did what or who did who. -50645;1364427064;smickles;!last o.btcusd.c750t -50644;1364427064;assbot;It's so strange that you don't remember any of your poetry. -50643;1364427067;mircea_popescu;jurov no. we can't coopt each other sadly, but honestly he's smart enough. -50642;1364427070;smickles;@.@ -50641;1364427077;smickles;$vwap oix -50640;1364427078;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 77.33064121 high: 81.26895624 low: 48.45744947 volume: 71439 btc: 8379.0230226 30 day: no data -50639;1364427087;Bugpowder;"securitization of gold has killed it as an ayn rand end-game currency" -50638;1364427097;jborkl;assbot> I don't give a shit who saw what and who did what or who did who. < I like that assbot -50637;1364427104;mircea_popescu;ya but on the other hand... securitization of gold is unavoidable. -50636;1364427117;mircea_popescu;gold has serious issues that don't go away just cause we'd wish them to. -50635;1364427133;dub;"if the internet felt a bit more sluggish for you over the last few days in Europe, this may be part of the reason why." -50634;1364427141;dub;well derp -50633;1364427144;mircea_popescu;lol -50632;1364427150;mircea_popescu;dub you broke the interwebers ? -50631;1364427151;dub;reaching europ from th einternet has always been sluggish -50630;1364427158;jurov;gold issues will be overcome when we get teleportation tech :D -50629;1364427174;mircea_popescu;jurov and fingers become silky smooth. -50628;1364427178;smickles;*non-destructive teleportation tech -50627;1364427236;Bugpowder;I recommend drinking aqueous gold so that you can incorporate it within your essential bodily tissues -50626;1364427245;mircea_popescu;eh don't do that. -50625;1364427254;jurov;and get killed to harvest it, eya? -50624;1364427258;mircea_popescu;some idiot is going to go "brain surgeon researcher guy recommended this toxioc stupid process" -50623;1364427287;smickles;oh that's right, Bugpowder you have a position of responsibility -50622;1364427291;smickles;ಠ_ಠ -50621;1364427308;Bugpowder;http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://clickholistic.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/abc_blue_man_080731_mn.jpg&imgrefurl=http://clickholistic.wordpress.com/tag/colloidal-silver-poisoning/&h=240&w=320&sz=36&tbnid=HzKWTCR-YgvOCM:&tbnh=90&tbnw=120&zoom=1&usg=__ycCjQN_E6ccnuMvacF9N3UmwywM=&docid=tLtWeQ4peOSVDM&hl=en&sa=X&ei=9mVTUaypBNTH4AOipICoBg&sqi=2&ved=0CEgQ9QEwBA&dur=320 -50620;1364427327;Bugpowder;dero -50619;1364427328;jurov;no thanks. i prefer MMS drops. -50618;1364427328;Bugpowder;derp -50617;1364427342;mircea_popescu;lmao can't even spell derp -50616;1364427343;Bugpowder;do you turn gold if you drink colloidal gold? -50615;1364427360;smickles;;;ticker -50614;1364427362;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.40003, Best ask: 87.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09996, Last trade: 87.40001, 24 hour volume: 70763.99455011, 24 hour low: 78.02000, 24 hour high: 89.24500, 24 hour vwap: 84.48762 -50613;1364427436;mircea_popescu;i think there's cutanous inglobation and also the potential for some benign visceral tumours -50612;1364427442;mircea_popescu;i don't recall how it's called tho. -50611;1364427467;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -50610;1364427468;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.40004, Best ask: 87.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09996, Last trade: 87.50000, 24 hour volume: 70598.11766889, 24 hour low: 78.02000, 24 hour high: 89.24500, 24 hour vwap: 84.50209 -50609;1364427528;jurov;Bugpowder, better get implant with privkeys -50608;1364427548;jurov;won't trip metal detectors -50607;1364427569;jurov;and available at nearest vet :) -50606;1364427586;mircea_popescu;i kinda wonder how long before privkey tattoos -50605;1364427600;jurov;pubkey, no? -50604;1364427608;Bugpowder;yeah -50603;1364427617;jurov;privkey has to be on some private location -50602;1364427620;Bugpowder;yah -50601;1364427622;Bugpowder;privkey I wouldn't want exposed -50600;1364427624;jborkl;taint -50599;1364427626;Bugpowder;internal -50598;1364427649;Namworld;Private parts eh? -50597;1364427659;mircea_popescu;well... on pubis -50596;1364427662;Namworld;Suiting place for a private key. -50595;1364427663;mircea_popescu;need to shave to read. -50594;1364427676;Bugpowder;Europeans at a real advantage here -50593;1364427691;mircea_popescu;how so ? -50592;1364427712;jurov;really all 'muricans are shaved and cut? -50591;1364427725;Bugpowder;not all -50590;1364427727;Bugpowder;most are cut -50589;1364427727;jurov;or because of tsa? -50588;1364427763;Bugpowder;changing now that some states no longer pay for the procedure -50587;1364427865;mircea_popescu;so basically... upon news that bitcoinity is mpex approved everyone hammers site into the ground. -50586;1364427868;mircea_popescu;evil. -50585;1364427929;jurov;yes? did not notice anything -50584;1364427933;pizzaman1337;I'm pretty sure the blockchain.info inclusion of it probably did that -50583;1364427951;pizzaman1337;http://markets.blockchain.info/ -50582;1364427971;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 prolly. -50581;1364428052;jborkl;mp, can i get a deposit cleared -50580;1364428052;jcpham;http://blog.cloudflare.com/the-ddos-that-almost-broke-the-internet -50579;1364428053;Bugpowder;heeey! -50578;1364428059;Bugpowder;we got a bid wall -50577;1364428063;jcpham;more info on the 300gbit ddos -50576;1364428170;mircea_popescu;yeah. deposits flushed. -50575;1364428187;mircea_popescu;jcpham lol cloudflare trying to parlay themselves into any ddos discussion. -50574;1364428206;dub;its pretty lulzy -50573;1364428212;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.34999 = 1.05 BTC [+] -50572;1364428248;jborkl;Thank you -50571;1364428289;TomServo;Did they blame juniper again? heh -50570;1364428440;mircea_popescu;these all-marketing corps will end up driving us into the ground. -50569;1364428451;mircea_popescu;already the all-marketing banks fucked up this generation's life. -50568;1364428529;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -50567;1364428531;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [+] -50566;1364428939;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 89.90 -50565;1364428942;gribble;There are currently 1707.8129 bitcoins offered at or under 89.9 USD, worth 152553.745975 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -50564;1364428994;taub;why isn't there a futures contract on btcusd? -50563;1364428997;taub;@ mpex -50562;1364429035;mircea_popescu;taub what function would it serve that options don't cover ? -50561;1364429064;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159560.0 <.> -50467;1364429851;mircea_popescu;moral of the story is : -50466;1364429855;mircea_popescu;listen to your boss. -50465;1364429860;damientrog;hehe -50464;1364429863;mircea_popescu;but understand your boss is whoever is cutting the checks. -50463;1364429866;Bugpowder;* Submitting withdrawal request * -50462;1364429869;mircea_popescu;NOT whoever talks loudest -50461;1364429885;Bugpowder;jk -50460;1364429913;Bugpowder;I think it would be easier to fund a lab with bitcoin investments than to get NIH grant money -50459;1364429945;mircea_popescu;by now prolly. -50458;1364429956;mircea_popescu;just say it makes asics out of mice brainz -50457;1364429962;ThickAsThieves;lol -50456;1364429965;Bugpowder;heheh -50455;1364429967;ThickAsThieves;asic mouse wheels -50454;1364429976;jurov;SHA-shaped labyrinth -50453;1364429980;deadweasel;O watts! 35+ mice per hour -50452;1364429988;ThickAsThieves;lol -50451;1364429990;deadweasel;just pitch the dead ones out the window -50450;1364430000;ThickAsThieves;no they are trade-ins -50449;1364430002;mircea_popescu;make a cat petshop as a side business -50448;1364430004;mircea_popescu;own reddit. -50447;1364430007;mircea_popescu;marketing. -50446;1364430055;jurov; i dont understand why Satoshi made the weakness of 50% atack.. it would feel better if the threshold was at 80-90% -50445;1364430063;jurov;^^ just peeked into -otc -50444;1364430067;deadweasel;lol! -50443;1364430071;deadweasel;stupid satoshi -50442;1364430073;deadweasel;... -50441;1364430084;mircea_popescu;jurov ahahaha o gawd. -50440;1364430084;Bugpowder;argh... I could make a real bitcoin fund -50439;1364430092;mircea_popescu;satoshi could do ANYTHING -50438;1364430094;mircea_popescu;forealz. -50437;1364430100;Bugpowder;Could probably get 10M seed -50436;1364430104;Bugpowder;pretty easy -50435;1364430120;mircea_popescu;then do it. -50434;1364430128;Bugpowder;would need to be full time -50433;1364430135;mircea_popescu;make sure you don't break any laws, don't lie to anybody, and fucking do something useful with your time -50432;1364430138;Bugpowder;I'm on a track baby -50431;1364430174;deadweasel;mircea_popescu: best life advice evar. -50430;1364430190;deadweasel;and I swear I never thought I'd say that -50429;1364430251;dub;thats terrible advice for business -50428;1364430252;deadweasel;Bugpowder: if you need any help, i'd be honored (for .5btc per hr.) :D -50427;1364430261;Bugpowder;bitcoin just didn't seem like it would have the market cap to make it worth it, until the last 2-3 months -50426;1364430266;deadweasel;life advice, not business. -50425;1364430279;thestrin1puller;;;seen smickles -50424;1364430279;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 12 minutes and 50 seconds ago: doobey oooby oooby -50423;1364430296;Bugpowder;Well.... I'll know in 3 weeks -50422;1364430303;thestrin1puller;smickles: will you be able to get the account statement stuff in a bit? -50421;1364430322;dub;if Gates or Jobs followed those rules they would be in the gutter -50420;1364430338;smickles;thestrin1puller: yes shortly, -50419;1364430403;mircea_popescu;It attracted millions of depositors from all over the country who invested more than a trillion old lei (between one and five billion USD) before it finally went bankrupt on 14 August 1994 -50418;1364430415;mircea_popescu;jesus god. it ran for two years and yes, billion usd. -50417;1364430427;Bugpowder;smaller than pirate -50416;1364430434;Bugpowder;in a few months -50415;1364430436;mircea_popescu;this is why we don't motherfucking want polite people, this is what we don't want sfw and this is why we don't want governments. -50414;1364430516;Bugpowder;time for another ponzi plot -50413;1364430524;Diablo-D3;see, this is why I want to provide a nice big investment opportunity to bitcoin -50412;1364430531;Diablo-D3;just so people like mircea_popescu can stfu about "governments" -50411;1364430752;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/sm8Tb6R.png -50410;1364430786;Bugpowder;PONZI -50409;1364430790;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder pretty soon you'll need a totally new log base invented just for you -50408;1364430795;mircea_popescu;we'll call it the B number. -50407;1364430800;Bugpowder;lol -50406;1364430801;mircea_popescu;something like eleventy -50405;1364430829;Bugpowder;see, I'm not doing that good in terms of total BTC multiplied -50404;1364430836;Bugpowder;only 2.35x -50403;1364430838;mircea_popescu;ya, just doubled it -50402;1364430843;mircea_popescu;totally shit i agree. -50401;1364430848;mircea_popescu;i regularly double my gold bars in my safe -50400;1364430858;mircea_popescu;i stick them in a girl's vagina, end up with two girls. -50399;1364430860;mircea_popescu;i mean two bars. -50398;1364430946;KRS1;heh -50397;1364430966;jurov;also, vag very useful for teleportation -50396;1364430975;smickles;thestrin1puller: sent :) -50395;1364430998;KRS1;thats totally true..i've found myself comming and going quite a bit in vag -50394;1364431057;jurov;errr... i mixed that up. for teleportation, ass is used -50393;1364431062;jurov;aka asspull -50392;1364431509;mircea_popescu;deadweasel dub it's great business advice. -50391;1364431547;taub;i still think you could add cash settlement futures -50390;1364431560;taub;2 people enter a contract buy/hold -50389;1364431566;taub;buy or sell i mean -50388;1364431584;taub;at the end one pays the difference to the other over the settlement price -50387;1364431594;taub;which you can pull like you do now from 24h price or some other source -50386;1364431630;mircea_popescu;taub it'd be a side bet. -50385;1364431638;thestrin1puller;smickles: thanks mang! greatly appreciated -50384;1364431657;taub;there are lots of futures contracts that are settled in cash -50383;1364431686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1950 @ 0.00395302 = 7.7084 BTC [-] -50382;1364431689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2989 @ 0.0037 = 11.0593 BTC [-] -50381;1364431691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5379 @ 0.0036 = 19.3644 BTC [-] -50380;1364431692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0033 = 6.6 BTC [-] -50379;1364431696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5034 @ 0.003198 = 16.0987 BTC [-] -50378;1364431703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00310002 = 0.31 BTC [-] -50377;1364431705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 12548 @ 0.00310001 = 38.8989 BTC [-] -50376;1364431710;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1069 BTC [+] -50375;1364431713;pizzaman1337;poor S.DICE -50374;1364431723;Troic;ouch -50373;1364431735;taub;holding btc more profitable -50372;1364431760;mircea_popescu;hey, so it's now under ipo prices. -50371;1364431866;taub;whats the time the bot creates new batches of options? -50370;1364431912;thestrin1puller;!ticker S.MPOE -50369;1364431912;assbot;You know, I've had it up to here with this Indian malarkey. -50368;1364431915;thestrin1puller;!ticker m S.MPOE -50367;1364431916;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00060001 / 0.00061926 / 0.00063879 (140012 shares, 86.70 BTC), 7D: 0.00060001 / 0.00068066 / 0.00077402 (2007346 shares, 1,366.33 BTC), 30D: 0.00060001 / 0.00073633 / 0.00078628 (16817351 shares, 12,383.12 BTC) -50366;1364431920;mircea_popescu;taub it was never specified. -50365;1364431928;mircea_popescu;it sorta does every so often -50364;1364431949;taub;just did it nwo -50363;1364431950;damientrog;what's up with S.DICE? Why is it going so low? -50362;1364431952;taub;now~ -50361;1364431979;taub;no it didnt, sorry -50360;1364431989;dub;operator asshatery -50359;1364431995;dub;in short -50358;1364432002;mircea_popescu;damientrog possibly cause this will be a low div month -50357;1364432008;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159734.0 < this guy has an interesting idea. -50356;1364432020;mircea_popescu;anyone here want to make an open-source bitcoin gambling platform ? -50355;1364432026;damientrog;well the yield is already quite high -50354;1364432043;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.711 BTC [+] -50353;1364432045;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [-] -50352;1364432052;taub;i dont like gambling -50351;1364432070;mircea_popescu;damientrog it had some crazy months so people came to expect it i guess -50350;1364432079;damientrog;I guess -50349;1364432111;mircea_popescu;$depth s.dice -50348;1364432113;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: S.DICE Bids: ['1025 @ 0.00310001', '805000 @ 0.0031', '100 @ 0.00100121', '3000 @ 0.00100002', '7500 @ 0.00100001'] -50347;1364432114;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['53154 @ 0.00399999', '2084 @ 0.00429257', '3815 @ 0.00448', '9896 @ 0.00475', '5248 @ 0.00479999'] -50346;1364432118;taub;i wrote something like betfair in perl -50345;1364432136;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.00438 = 0.0657 BTC [+] -50344;1364432139;kakobrekla;bitcoinity say all time high 89.5 -50343;1364432139;mircea_popescu;taub why aren't you running it ? -50342;1364432150;taub;betting is amoral :) -50341;1364432154;taub;immoral -50340;1364432157;mircea_popescu;why write it then -50339;1364432180;ThickAsThieves;little rally going -50338;1364432184;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 90 -50337;1364432187;kakobrekla;just a little. -50336;1364432191;gribble;There are currently 1998.9507 bitcoins offered at or under 90.0 USD, worth 179742.368423 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0018 seconds -50335;1364432193;taub;after this range -50334;1364432199;taub;dont be surprised to se a $3 jump -50333;1364432204;ThickAsThieves;yep -50332;1364432279;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.40011 = 1.2003 BTC [-] -50331;1364432282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4001 = 1.6004 BTC [-] -50330;1364432282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.39804 = 4.7765 BTC [-] -50329;1364432283;taub;that was before i had a religious experience mircea_popescu -50328;1364432303;taub;how else could i define morality -50327;1364432316;mircea_popescu;lol k -50326;1364432338;Bowjob;man -50325;1364432377;Bowjob;i just had some pad ped.. shit was extremely spicy -50324;1364432398;Bowjob;i like it though. the food was like.. "Want to eat me? You have to fight for it first." -50323;1364432406;Bowjob;it was delicious. nomnomnom -50322;1364432520;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.594 = 1.188 BTC [+] -50321;1364432531;mircea_popescu;!ticker h vtx -50320;1364432533;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.47000000 / 0.57394246 / 0.70000000 (224 shares, 128.56311141 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.42510779 / 0.79900000 (11366 shares, 4831.77511485 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.42531821 / 0.79900000 (11489 shares, 4886.48091485 BTC) -50319;1364432551;mircea_popescu;a so it simmered down some -50318;1364432699;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.594 = 1.188 BTC [+] -50317;1364432905;mircea_popescu;look Ukto, scammer has proof he's better than you https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154089.msg1658772#msg1658772 -50316;1364433006;Ukto;wha? -50315;1364433012;Ukto;not reading just skimmning -50314;1364433017;Ukto;oh -50313;1364433018;Ukto;alexa -50312;1364433064;Ukto;yeah -50311;1364433067;Ukto;easily faked numbers -50310;1364433072;Ukto;happy to be mentioned -50309;1364433072;Ukto;:) -50308;1364433119;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4389 = 1.3167 BTC [+] -50307;1364433124;taub;Please take under consideration that their site is much more older then BitBillions and the fact that number of shares, meaning fund's popularity, is an important factor in shares future performance. -50306;1364433128;taub;whut -50305;1364433239;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.44 = 2.64 BTC [+] -50304;1364433284;taub;23:32 < Bugpowder> see, I'm not doing that good in terms of total BTC multiplied -50303;1364433287;taub;23:32 < Bugpowder> only 2.35x -50302;1364433293;taub;and what was the risk? -50301;1364433295;taub;did he go all in -50300;1364433353;taub;sux that he left -50299;1364433367;mircea_popescu;he's been trading for maybe half a year or so -50298;1364433409;taub;I mean in that one big trade today -50297;1364433417;taub;I doubt he risked everything -50296;1364433428;taub;would be stupid, even when you can double your cash -50295;1364433447;mircea_popescu;i think the 2x thing refers to his entire history. -50294;1364433520;taub;oh, yep -50293;1364433627;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: is it possible to make options, sell them, later buy them back, and have the BTC freed up to use for something else? I don't see why it needs to be kept -50292;1364433674;mircea_popescu;there's not a way to get collateral back before end of month atm, no. -50291;1364433705;pizzaman1337;could you add that sometime in the future? I now have BTC tied up that I was hoping would be free -50290;1364433755;taub;that would prolly be a feature for a broker -50289;1364433775;mircea_popescu;it's not very likely to be added, no. option underwriting is a business, not a casual endeavour. -50288;1364433785;ThickAsThieves;since i have yet to excercise an option i think i need clarification -50287;1364433787;mircea_popescu;the approach for the retail user is to buy long puts/calls, not to sell shorts. -50286;1364433801;ThickAsThieves;is that to say, if i excercise, i dont get the btc til month's end? -50285;1364433807;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves you get it on the spot. -50284;1364433811;ThickAsThieves;ok -50283;1364433816;ThickAsThieves;so what's he asking? -50282;1364433821;ThickAsThieves;for options debt? -50281;1364433830;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: I see. It seems like you might be able to get more volume though if people have free btc to use more often -50280;1364433838;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.594 BTC [+] -50279;1364433847;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 i don't follow your logic. -50278;1364433862;mircea_popescu;you put up the collateral for an option, you've paid the fare, now you can buy/sell it as many times as you want. -50277;1364433886;mircea_popescu;the idea is that you do 5000 trades a month but never wider than 500, so you put up collateral for 500. -50276;1364433900;mircea_popescu;the idea is NOT that you swarm in, make 5000 options, then leave, then swarm in later. -50275;1364433913;mircea_popescu;the point is to stabilise the bitcoin macroeconomy, not wreck it. -50274;1364433950;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 15 @ 0.1078 = 1.617 BTC [+] -50273;1364434018;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 100000000 -50272;1364434022;gribble;There are currently 43462.343 bitcoins offered at or under 100000000.0 USD, worth 355260396.662 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0030 seconds -50271;1364434055;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -50270;1364434055;gribble;There are currently 35745145 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9473710.73262 USD in total. | Data vintage: 32.9370 seconds -50269;1364434058;pizzaman1337;What I did was make put options, sold them, bought the same amount back cheaper, and now I have "locked in" profit. But, the btc are still deposited as surety. -50268;1364434061;Bowjob;;;ticker -50267;1364434062;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.40000, Best ask: 88.41001, Bid-ask spread: 0.01001, Last trade: 88.41001, 24 hour volume: 71991.10681540, 24 hour low: 78.40000, 24 hour high: 89.49999, 24 hour vwap: 84.79083 -50266;1364434066;pizzaman1337;I'll keep that in mind for future trading -50265;1364434076;taub;btc/usd ratio is 216 -50264;1364434085;mircea_popescu;yeah, you only get it back on month end. -50263;1364434131;mircea_popescu;taub pretty meaningless metric. -50262;1364434155;taub;i like to look at it where it moves for the short term pressure -50261;1364434175;mircea_popescu;ya but i mean someone could just put 5 btc at 1mn usd in the book -50260;1364434179;mircea_popescu;alter it to all hell -50259;1364434219;taub;it only counts the btc in the ask -50258;1364434222;taub;and usd in the bid -50257;1364434241;mircea_popescu;a ? k -50256;1364434244;taub;let me check -50255;1364434298;taub;yea -50254;1364434305;mircea_popescu;that's better. -50253;1364434322;taub;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=148462.0 this one -50252;1364434340;taub;its great, also works with the socketio beta, which has been fantastically stable -50251;1364434351;taub;i dont trade with it, but better than clarkmoody for me -50250;1364434375;taub;and easy to modify -50249;1364434433;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136442717626.jpg << the latest word in uncomfortable shoes. -50248;1364434435;thestringpuller;;;asks 90 -50247;1364434438;gribble;There are currently 2427.7609 bitcoins offered at or under 90.0 USD, worth 217989.998814 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0016 seconds -50246;1364434441;thestringpuller;;;bids 87 -50245;1364434441;gribble;There are currently 765.14819 bitcoins demanded at or over 87.0 USD, worth 67115.21744 USD in total. | Data vintage: 2.7106 seconds -50244;1364434450;thestringpuller;;;bids 85 -50243;1364434451;gribble;There are currently 4163.2509 bitcoins demanded at or over 85.0 USD, worth 357750.134594 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.4329 seconds -50242;1364434465;taub;the ratio would prolly be better if you divide it by the last price -50241;1364434476;thestringpuller;;;market sell 100 -50240;1364434476;gribble;A market order to sell 100 bitcoins right now would net 8824.0000 USD and would take the last price down to 88.2400 USD, resulting in an average price of 88.2400 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 37.8858 seconds -50239;1364434482;thestringpuller;;;market buy 100 -50238;1364434482;gribble;A market order to buy 100 bitcoins right now would take 8865.7279 USD and would take the last price up to 88.7700 USD, resulting in an average price of 88.6573 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 44.1744 seconds -50237;1364434489;thestringpuller;;;market buy 500 -50236;1364434491;gribble;A market order to buy 500 bitcoins right now would take 44608.6915 USD and would take the last price up to 89.5000 USD, resulting in an average price of 89.2174 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 51.8755 seconds -50235;1364434495;thestringpuller;;;market buy 800 -50234;1364434496;gribble;A market order to buy 800 bitcoins right now would take 71528.1483 USD and would take the last price up to 89.8700 USD, resulting in an average price of 89.4102 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 57.6225 seconds -50233;1364434501;thestringpuller;;;market buy 1000 -50232;1364434502;gribble;A market order to buy 1000 bitcoins right now would take 89503.3366 USD and would take the last price up to 89.9000 USD, resulting in an average price of 89.5033 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 62.6785 seconds -50231;1364434509;thestringpuller;wow -50230;1364434833;benkay;;;goxlag -50229;1364434833;gribble;1.779934 seconds -50228;1364434916;jborkl;mp.can i get a deposit cleared -50227;1364434987;taub;looking for big possible retracements, but i dont see it really -50226;1364434993;taub;not yet anyway -50225;1364435026;taub;but i usually dont got top fishing -50224;1364435064;taub;87 very likely, just because that was the range, and it kinda failed to break out of it -50223;1364435103;taub;depth says it would be more likely to go to 86 than to 90 -50222;1364435114;smickles;;;lucky reddit mens's rights -50221;1364435115;gribble;http://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/ -50220;1364435345;benkay;waste of energy -50219;1364435348;benkay;reactionary -50218;1364435372;BitHub;smickles i'm guessing that subreddit is blank? -50217;1364435390;benkay;mircea_popescu would probably suggest they find women who accept their role in the world -50216;1364435393;smickles;BitHub: naw, full of divorce courts screwing men over -50215;1364435527;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 13 @ 0.34999 = 4.5499 BTC [+] -50214;1364435532;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [+] -50213;1364435570;BitHub;btw asicminer divs suck now -50212;1364435572;BitHub;abort -50211;1364435960;Uglux;look a sd -50210;1364435963;Uglux;at -50209;1364436054;mircea_popescu;deposits flusshed. -50208;1364436425;Diablo-D3;BitHub: they dont suck now -50207;1364436443;Diablo-D3;they're exactly what was originally contracted for -50206;1364436465;BitHub;yeah i know but i miss it -50205;1364436481;Diablo-D3;doesnt bother me -50204;1364436498;Diablo-D3;remember, friedcat has already ordered the hardware to bring the pool up to 60th -50203;1364436554;BitHub;oh yeah so if all goes all and implements it divs will be high again -50202;1364436558;BitHub;maybe much higher -50201;1364436581;Diablo-D3;hes going to have to start selling boards though -50200;1364436623;Diablo-D3;did all 600 batch 2 avalon get sold? -50199;1364436743;BitHub;yeah true, i was going to ask, if they were going to sell a rig or anything? -50198;1364436744;BitHub;i want -50197;1364436776;BitHub;batch 2 and 3 i believe -50196;1364436817;Diablo-D3;er right, I meant 3 -50195;1364436880;BitHub;yeah all gone -50194;1364437366;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.00438 = 0.219 BTC [+] -50193;1364437608;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 35 @ 0.00438 = 0.1533 BTC [+] -50192;1364438010;ThickAsThieves;neat http://www.theverge.com/2013/3/27/4154206/mozilla-epic-games-bring-unreal-engine-3-to-browser-no-plugins -50191;1364438172;Diablo-D3;yeah -50190;1364438174;Diablo-D3;you know what -50189;1364438181;Diablo-D3;fuck javascript. -50188;1364438215;ThickAsThieves;ok -50187;1364438479;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.739 = 1.478 BTC [+] -50186;1364438578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00060554 = 6.1765 BTC [-] -50185;1364438580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1869 @ 0.00060077 = 1.1228 BTC [-] -50184;1364438820;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 13 @ 1.8 = 23.4 BTC [-] -50183;1364439248;Bowjob;looks like it. i wish i grabbed more avalon 2s -50182;1364439555;dub;;;bc,nethash -50181;1364439555;gribble;47380.435334228248 -50180;1364439564;dub;hrm -50179;1364439585;dub;was stable at 51th for a few days -50178;1364439594;dub;bfl premine? -50177;1364439877;ThickAsThieves;or avalon -50176;1364439881;ThickAsThieves;or AM -50175;1364439904;ThickAsThieves;also india had some internet trouble -50174;1364439924;ThickAsThieves;http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/Egypt-catches-divers-cutting-Internet-cable-amid-disruptions/articleshow/19249985.cms -50173;1364440259;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.41100001 = 2.877 BTC [-] -50172;1364440423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 39 @ 0.00399998 = 0.156 BTC [+] -50171;1364440504;Bowjob;dice.. -50170;1364440509;Bowjob;what r u doin -50169;1364440511;Bowjob;stahp -50168;1364440851;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -50167;1364440851;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 89.02000, Best ask: 89.02845, Bid-ask spread: 0.00845, Last trade: 89.02845, 24 hour volume: 68638.37125383, 24 hour low: 78.60100, 24 hour high: 89.49999, 24 hour vwap: 85.38873 -50166;1364440884;ThickAsThieves;just need to hang in there 3 or 4 more hours, then buyers will be back -50165;1364441006;jborkl;topace -50164;1364441197;dub;Luke-Jr level crazy in those comments -50163;1364441232;dub;Mission Unaccomplished. They should have left a note on a Bouy saying" Do Not Disturb, Religion of peace at work". -50162;1364441255;dub;Don't give up peace lovers, you will eventually succeed in cutting those Cables. -50161;1364441269;dub;you say everything is in koran, what do you need internet for??? -50160;1364441288;ThickAsThieves;hehe -50159;1364441483;Bowjob;I think I got a delivery for my casa coin -50158;1364441499;Bowjob;ill get mine tomorrow since apparently i didnt answer the doorbell -50157;1364441599;Bugpowder;which coin? -50156;1364441767;Bowjob;molec's 1 btc -50155;1364441777;Bowjob;I think it's a good idea to buy 10 BTC coins -50154;1364441779;Bugpowder;I wonder if we will se resistance as we approach 100, or acceleration -50153;1364441781;Bowjob;they appreciate in value -50152;1364441801;Bugpowder;I have a 25 and a silver 10 and a handful of 1s -50151;1364441814;Bowjob;the 10 coins go for 20 -50150;1364441814;Bugpowder;gave some 25s away a long time ago. -50149;1364441835;Bowjob;well.. the 10s look really really good -50148;1364441841;Bugpowder;are the first printings going to go for more? -50147;1364441846;Bowjob;yeap -50146;1364441850;Bowjob;but 2013 versions -50145;1364441878;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.595 = 3.57 BTC [+] -50144;1364441937;Bowjob;http://www.ebay.com/itm/190814922588 -50143;1364441938;Bowjob;wow -50142;1364441998;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.575 BTC [-] -50141;1364442104;Bowjob;the shipping to canada option is .6 BTC -50140;1364442106;Bowjob;thats.. a lot -50139;1364442165;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01965 BTC [+] -50138;1364442178;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.575 = 1.725 BTC [-] -50137;1364442180;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.57 = 3.42 BTC [-] -50136;1364442181;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.565 = 4.52 BTC [-] -50135;1364442182;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.56 = 5.6 BTC [-] -50134;1364442183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.55 = 5.5 BTC [-] -50133;1364442184;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.545 = 6.54 BTC [-] -50132;1364442186;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.541 = 3.246 BTC [-] -50131;1364442187;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.535 = 2.675 BTC [-] -50130;1364442188;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.533 BTC [-] -50129;1364442188;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.532 = 1.596 BTC [-] -50128;1364442189;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.51245 = 6.1494 BTC [-] -50127;1364442205;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01966 BTC [+] -50126;1364442237;Bowjob;mhm, one value combo and.. 5 BTC coins -50125;1364442312;bgupta;burnside can you check the bids on asicminer, they seem out of order -50124;1364442358;bgupta;burnside nvm -50123;1364442471;Bugpowder;nope you are wrong -50122;1364442493;Bugpowder;.0032 -50121;1364442498;Bugpowder;.0034 -50120;1364442501;Bugpowder;.0037 -50119;1364442513;Bugpowder;nope -50118;1364442522;Bugpowder;oh shit -50117;1364442523;Bugpowder;it did -50116;1364442525;Bugpowder;heh -50115;1364442529;Bugpowder;it does that sometimes -50114;1364442535;Bugpowder;it has hit .0008 -50113;1364442540;Bugpowder;fatfinger -50112;1364442547;Bugpowder;this is not a fatfinger though -50111;1364442553;Bugpowder;this is impatience -50110;1364442558;Bugpowder;with a shiity month -50109;1364442578;Bowjob;so far no dividends in place -50108;1364442580;Bugpowder;$510 for 1 BTC casascius coin?!? -50107;1364442585;Bowjob;yeah, apparently so -50106;1364442588;Bugpowder;I have like 10 of those old ones -50105;1364442649;smickles;that's just silly -50104;1364442658;smickles;falkvinge -50103;1364442668;Bugpowder;must be a pumper -50102;1364442669;Bowjob;I'm already thinking.. order up (10) 1 BTCs, one value combo for (1) 25 BTC and (2) 1 BTC.. and (5) 10 BTC all 2013s -50101;1364442669;gesell;s.dice down? -50100;1364442682;Bowjob;seems like a good idea -50099;1364442689;smickles;http://falkvinge.net/2011/05/29/why-im-putting-all-my-savings-into-bitcoin/ -50098;1364442706;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.36 BTC [+] -50097;1364442760;Bowjob;tiber.. thank you for sharing us what you think -50096;1364442763;Bowjob;we appreciate it -50095;1364442764;ThickAsThieves;"6. Finally, a Plea to the Developers -50094;1364442765;ThickAsThieves;Bitcoin has appreciated like crazy, and as described, I predict it will continue to do so. There are already eight decimal places in the system. Please make it possible to use milli- and microbitcoins as soon as possible; bitcoin will continue to climb like crazy and may even accelerate. A currency where the smallest unit can buy you a small house is not practical for everyday use. -50093;1364442765;ThickAsThieves;I would like to be able to use millicoins and microcoins. I know the system can handle it down to 1/100 of a microcoin; please make it possible in the interface as well." -50092;1364442770;ThickAsThieves;why? -50091;1364442811;smickles;it wasn't possible at the time -50090;1364442883;Bowjob;I also heard that casa will make 0.5 and 0.1 coins -50089;1364442885;Bowjob;neato -50088;1364443008;gesell;is saatoshidice down for maintenance or something? -50087;1364443061;Bowjob;it works for me -50086;1364443075;Bowjob;the counter is down -50085;1364443077;Bowjob;i see the bets -50084;1364443081;smickles;selling p310t for .008btc -50083;1364443095;smickles;p730t for .0088btc :D -50082;1364443165;gesell;Bowjob: thanks -50081;1364443204;Bowjob;1dice9wcMu5hLF4g81u8nioL5mmSHTApw -50080;1364443206;Bowjob;try this -50079;1364443208;Bowjob;48% -50078;1364443214;Bowjob;I mean, 73% -50077;1364443269;Bugpowder;jesus christ if joe reddit keeps complaining about millibitcoins I'm going to puke. -50076;1364443292;benkay;hey assets -50075;1364443299;benkay;who's your bitcoin vendor of choice? -50074;1364443310;Bowjob;theres this guy that accidentally escrowed 42 BTC to the wrong address -50073;1364443311;Bowjob;wow -50072;1364443324;Bowjob;the address probably doesnt exist -50071;1364443357;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=158175.msg1678798#msg1678798 -50070;1364443376;Bowjob;let those 42 BTC don't go to waste; triple check every address -50069;1364443382;Bowjob;before sending -50068;1364443397;Bugpowder;isn't that impossible -50067;1364443403;Bowjob;what is -50066;1364443413;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.681007 BTC [-] -50065;1364443420;Bugpowder;permenatly sending to an address that doesn't exist? -50064;1364443425;Bowjob;"^I confirm this as the escrow. Apparently OP copied the wrong address for me from the firstbits system.." -50063;1364443444;Bowjob;"Apparently, 17ifs was not parked, but part of a steganographic message that happened to include it. The address might well belong to nobody at all. ugh..." -50062;1364443451;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder its impossible to send to an invalid address -50061;1364443451;smickles;the funny thing about falkvinge, is he went all in and the exchange rate crashed -50060;1364443462;mircea_popescu;not to one that's valid but nobody has the keys for -50059;1364443477;Bowjob;So the address exist but no one has the keys for them? -50058;1364443493;Bugpowder;ha -50057;1364443496;Bugpowder;oops -50056;1364443500;benkay;do you understand the protocol, bowjob? -50055;1364443503;benkay;like -50054;1364443504;benkay;at all? -50053;1364443521;Bowjob;i know a bit.. -50052;1364443529;Bowjob;like wallet.dat has keys, not bitcoins -50051;1364443537;Bowjob;but i dont understand " -50050;1364443539;Bowjob;Apparently, 17ifs was not parked, but part of a steganographic message that happened to include it. The address might well belong to nobody at all. ugh... -50049;1364443540;Bowjob;this part -50048;1364443544;Bugpowder;this is why escrow sucks -50047;1364443567;Bugpowder;How does adding another wheel improve trust and security? -50046;1364443570;mircea_popescu;Bowjob you;'re in good company, i have no idea wtf that means either. -50045;1364443595;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well if you don't know your cp -50044;1364443607;mircea_popescu;like, say your best friend has a sister, and you don't know her. -50043;1364443613;mircea_popescu;so as a measure of safety, you fuck him and he fucks her -50042;1364443623;mircea_popescu;instead of going directly and catching who knows what. -50041;1364443627;Bugpowder;seems riskier -50040;1364443632;Bugpowder;male male -50039;1364443644;Bugpowder;statistically speaking -50038;1364443674;Bugpowder;Along those lines... I think I'll turn in early tonight. See you at 95.00 hours. -50037;1364443679;benkay;i'm baffled that nobody seems interested in doing m-of-n transactions -50036;1364443687;smickles;i'd say it's more like he fucks her and tells you how it was -50035;1364443694;jborkl;seems safer if its your brothers sister -50034;1364443706;jborkl;oh shit nm -50033;1364443727;smickles;benkay: probably because there isn't an easy gui for it -50032;1364443743;bgupta;m-of-n? -50031;1364443743;mircea_popescu;benkay im not using them because i don't see the benefit really. -50030;1364443751;mircea_popescu;herding cats. -50029;1364443765;benkay;meh -50028;1364443766;bgupta;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_distribution -50027;1364443774;benkay;one doesn't have to herd cats -50026;1364443778;benkay;a signs tx outputs to a -50025;1364443781;benkay;b signs tx outputs to b -50024;1364443787;benkay;c waits, then signs to a or b -50023;1364443796;mircea_popescu;i get the theory. -50022;1364443816;benkay;so, cats? -50021;1364443818;mircea_popescu;yeah. -50020;1364443829;smickles;it's the internet. ofc cats -50019;1364443839;mircea_popescu;moreover, you need to organise a b and c -50018;1364443897;benkay;and nothing keeps a from spending the coins in the interim -50017;1364443904;benkay;before c oracularizes -50016;1364443914;benkay;coins -> inputs -50015;1364443923;mircea_popescu;yeah. -50014;1364443928;smickles;i just thought of something which is probably accounted for, but what if i start an m-of-n, but before the coins are -50013;1364443933;mircea_popescu;then one of these magical things gets doublespent -50012;1364443935;smickles;benkay types faster -50011;1364443944;mircea_popescu;and you'll need a comission to disentangle the shit -50010;1364443944;benkay;i type shorter -50009;1364443945;benkay;;) -50008;1364443963;benkay;no commission, the spent inputs are invalid for the escrowed txn -50007;1364443972;mircea_popescu;ya but -50006;1364443976;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.0035001 BTC [-] -50005;1364443977;mircea_popescu;a still owes to b or w/e -50004;1364443998;mircea_popescu;basically, it;s a bulky impractical geeky solution to a problem that doesn't really exist. -50003;1364444020;benkay;this routine sounds familiar -50002;1364444024;mircea_popescu;exactly the sort of thing bitcoin-geeks implement instead of testing the bitcoin client -50001;1364444044;Bowjob;;;ticker -50000;1364444044;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.50000, Best ask: 87.60010, Bid-ask spread: 0.10010, Last trade: 87.64419, 24 hour volume: 67656.57933412, 24 hour low: 79.95000, 24 hour high: 89.49999, 24 hour vwap: 85.76934 -49999;1364444051;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=154089.0;all -49998;1364444054;mircea_popescu;this shit is so funny... -49997;1364444110;mircea_popescu;basically we have mpex ; havelock/bf/btct ; icbit/bitfinex/picostocks/bitbillions/whatever was the other two or three shits -49996;1364444202;benkay;oh mircea -49995;1364444206;benkay;everyone knows you da keeeng -49994;1364444226;Bowjob;https://www.canadianbitcoins.com/ -49993;1364444231;Bowjob;wowoweewa -49992;1364444277;Bowjob;virtex is trading at 94-93 -49991;1364444338;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -49990;1364444366;benkay;ugh bitfloor is tres pricey -49989;1364444394;mircea_popescu;king dongs -49988;1364444501;dub;wheres the top nignogs -49987;1364468779;ZedsterX;it's a holiday i think they need to relax -49986;1364468793;Chaang-Noi;holiday? -49985;1364468805;Chaang-Noi;in japan? -49984;1364468806;ZedsterX;easter weekend -49983;1364468816;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 94 -49982;1364468819;gribble;There are currently 333.01557 bitcoins offered at or under 94.0 USD, worth 31303.4592214 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -49981;1364468823;Bowjob;cypriots open in one hour -49980;1364468824;Chaang-Noi;oh yeah, japan is big on easter, lol -49979;1364468827;ZedsterX;hehe nah just those that follow that jesus dude -49978;1364468840;mircea_popescu;Bowjob that'll be fun to watch -49977;1364468850;Chaang-Noi;zombies are cool -49976;1364468858;Bowjob;yeap. i'll watch the markets. heh -49975;1364468869;Chaang-Noi;in cyprus you can only get 300 euro out a day anyway -49974;1364468881;Bowjob;i thought it was 100 -49973;1364468889;Chaang-Noi;might be -49972;1364468890;Bowjob;anyway, im sure they will take what they can -49971;1364468893;ZedsterX;cypriots?? -49970;1364468895;Chaang-Noi;but its fuck all -49969;1364468917;Bowjob;oh its 300 -49968;1364468924;ZedsterX;cyprus is definitely in holiday mode -49967;1364468924;Bowjob;well,, those 300 adds up. -49966;1364468947;Bowjob;http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/9957481/Cypriots-face-draconian-cash-controls-to-stop-run-on-banks.html -49965;1364468975;Bowjob;id be pissed off if it takes me 1 month to pull 9 grand -49964;1364469047;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 84 -49963;1364469049;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 84.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0010 seconds -49962;1364469050;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 94 -49961;1364469051;gribble;There are currently 331.00957 bitcoins offered at or under 94.0 USD, worth 31114.8695592 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.8232 seconds -49960;1364469055;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 95 -49959;1364469055;gribble;There are currently 1358.6874 bitcoins offered at or under 95.0 USD, worth 128551.288164 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.9807 seconds -49958;1364469063;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 99 -49957;1364469063;gribble;There are currently 10174.928 bitcoins offered at or under 99.0 USD, worth 989746.147981 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.7487 seconds -49956;1364469080;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 94 -49955;1364469081;gribble;There are currently 331.00957 bitcoins offered at or under 94.0 USD, worth 31114.8695592 USD in total. | Data vintage: 31.2242 seconds -49954;1364469089;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi pm srsly. -49953;1364469091;Chaang-Noi;this bot is slow -49952;1364469380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6433 @ 0.00061111 = 3.9313 BTC [+] -49951;1364469380;bgupta;where is all the buying coming from? -49950;1364469427;mircea_popescu;http://www.defectivebydesign.org/no-drm-in-html5 -49949;1364469430;mircea_popescu;fuckwits. -49948;1364469437;mircea_popescu;so im guessing html5 is pretty much dead ? -49947;1364469512;bgupta;mircea_popescu: What's your interest in DRM? -49946;1364469518;taub;it hungers -49945;1364469570;Bowjob;i feel bad for ATC777. he sold at 72, been a bear since. he owes me like 3.5 BTC -49944;1364469573;Bowjob;this rally -49943;1364469577;mircea_popescu;bgupta i can't stand it. -49942;1364469600;Chaang-Noi;ath -49941;1364469603;bgupta;Oh so… you are cursing the people the defective by design people are fighting? -49940;1364469614;mircea_popescu;yea... -49939;1364469626;bgupta;(DBD is an FSF campaign)... -49938;1364469631;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of issues involved -49937;1364469639;bgupta;I was actually at LibrePlanet this past weekend. -49936;1364469644;mircea_popescu;for one, mixing regulation and standard is possibly the one point where american idiocy shines. -49935;1364469644;bgupta;so I know the issues. -49934;1364469667;mircea_popescu;the standard must mesh on reality, and the standard must specifically allow things that are illegal. -49933;1364469675;Chaang-Noi;mp the ONE point? -49932;1364469681;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi i think so. -49931;1364469689;Chaang-Noi;i think you mean A point? one of many? -49930;1364469697;Bowjob;just hit 94 -49929;1364469698;mircea_popescu;much like a gun will shoot at a child, puppy, policeman or president as well as it will shoot at a bank robber, rapist etc -49928;1364469707;mircea_popescu;so must every item we ever make be perfectly neutral. -49927;1364469719;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi no i think it's actually THE point. -49926;1364469737;Chaang-Noi;man, i think it shines all over the place -49925;1364469738;bgupta;THe biggest issue right now, is that big media is fucking the world. -49924;1364469754;Chaang-Noi;i did not know you were so pro usa before -49923;1364469768;mircea_popescu;bgupta nah, it's that "well meaning" and "polite" idiots are tring to enmesh their _mistaken_ assumptions into the very world they inhabit. -49922;1364469776;mircea_popescu;this is much akin to dementia. -49921;1364469787;bgupta;ALl these insane laws that keep popping up are all big media trojan horses.. -49920;1364469811;mircea_popescu;they're just symptoms of a generalised attempt to make the world more like "it should be" -49919;1364469818;bgupta;SOPA, PIPA, ACTA, CISPA.. etc. -49918;1364469818;Chaang-Noi;how much do you think one of the first bfl assics, the 60 ghs one would be worth on the open market assuming they shipped next week? -49917;1364469828;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi prolly 5k-ish -49916;1364469838;Chaang-Noi;mp in btc? -49915;1364469842;Chaang-Noi;or usd? -49914;1364469844;mircea_popescu;no in dollars -49913;1364469845;bgupta;no they have a stupid monopoly that they are trying to hang onto, and keep printing money -49912;1364469847;Chaang-Noi;ahh -49911;1364469881;bgupta;copyright laws have run amok.. -49910;1364469888;Chaang-Noi;correction now -49909;1364469890;bgupta;particularly in the US… -49908;1364469905;taub;here we go -49907;1364469908;taub;going to zero -49906;1364469914;Chaang-Noi;i dont get it, why wait until we get a new ath then sell off, iv seen this more than once -49905;1364469921;Chaang-Noi;trying to cool the market? -49904;1364469950;Chaang-Noi;then a low wall at 92.8 wtf? -49903;1364469969;bgupta;well if you have a large position the only way to unload is to sell into strength.. -49902;1364469988;Chaang-Noi;91 now -49901;1364469996;Bowjob;94,92 -49900;1364469998;taub;at 90 -49899;1364470001;taub;the hoarders come out -49898;1364470002;taub;to play -49897;1364470002;Bowjob;some chaotic fighting -49896;1364470006;Chaang-Noi;it went from 91 right to 94 the spread is huge -49895;1364470008;Bowjob;i will watch this -49894;1364470019;Bowjob;chang where are you watching from -49893;1364470027;Chaang-Noi;my chair -49892;1364470039;Chaang-Noi;at home -49891;1364470041;bgupta;mmm. mtgox is still showing 94.34ish -49890;1364470043;Bowjob;derp -49889;1364470045;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.3243953 = 324.3953 BTC [+] -49888;1364470048;Bowjob;link? -49887;1364470059;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 1000 @ 0.30214597 = 302.146 BTC [+] -49886;1364470062;Bowjob;i watch this shit from coinlab -49885;1364470070;bgupta;ah just dropped to 93.25 -49884;1364470099;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.27989663 = 279.8966 BTC [+] -49883;1364470113;taub;it froze :| -49882;1364470121;Chaang-Noi;gox lag -49881;1364470183;bgupta;damn this coinlab changover is lame -49880;1364470184;Chaang-Noi;http://falkvinge.net/2013/03/06/the-target-value-for-bitcoin-is-not-some-50-or-100-it-is-100000-to-1000000/ -49879;1364470192;taub;yea well not for now -49878;1364470199;Chaang-Noi;chaang-over? -49877;1364470204;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi he just copied http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoin-prices-bitcoin-inflexibility/ one month later :D -49876;1364470205;taub;lol -49875;1364470207;bgupta;for US folks. -49874;1364470220;Chaang-Noi;ill read it -49873;1364470364;Bowjob;cant wait to see my coin tomorrow.. the one molec sent -49872;1364470374;Namworld;Someone selling calls? -49871;1364470380;Chaang-Noi;they are nice bowjob -49870;1364470396;Chaang-Noi;pay walls:) -49869;1364470405;mircea_popescu;toffoo :D -49868;1364470419;toffoo;is there some javascript way to get past it like NYT ? ;D -49867;1364470421;Chaang-Noi;tor? :) -49866;1364470426;toffoo;there you go -49865;1364470427;mircea_popescu;it's a gentle reminder that if you read somebody's stuff daily perhaps you should pay a centy -49864;1364470436;toffoo;unless he's cookieing me -49863;1364470446;mircea_popescu;toffoo no. actually there's an artcile mocking the newcomer nyt for their failure -49862;1364470477;mircea_popescu;(at the time nyt joined trilema had been charging for content for > a year. it's really the first publisher on the web to do it) -49861;1364470496;taub;well its not quite at the top i'm fishing at -49860;1364470497;taub;and -49859;1364470503;taub;it didnt even take out a swing low -49858;1364470504;Bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/CEJf0Rk.png -49857;1364470504;toffoo;you're a pioneer in so many ways -49856;1364470508;Bowjob;Bullish signal -49855;1364470509;mircea_popescu;ikr ? -49854;1364470522;Bowjob;the double wizard pattern -49853;1364470526;taub;lol -49852;1364470527;mircea_popescu;lmao Bowjob -49851;1364470538;mircea_popescu;that's analytical antisemitism -49850;1364470598;bgupta;What's interesting is I don't think I will ever plan to convert btc into fiat again.. (Bearing in mind currently btc is a small but ever growing fraction of my networth)… If I need something I will spend my fiat, and keep my btc. If I ever need something beyond the abilities to pay with fiat, I'll pay directly with btc. -49849;1364470618;toffoo;Chaang-Noi mircea_popescu I wrote an email to friedcat last night asking him to clarify the issue of the "missing" 6 TH ... -49848;1364470621;mircea_popescu;bgupta that's what i did for ~2 years. -49847;1364470624;taub;i do think we are bound for a big retracement -49846;1364470627;taub;at some point -49845;1364470629;taub;50% why not -49844;1364470635;taub;this has gone up way too fast -49843;1364470644;mircea_popescu;toffoo lemme know if he answers anything worth the mention then. -49842;1364470650;bgupta;I don't trade btc/usd. I accept the volitility. -49841;1364470686;toffoo;I interpret his reply to mean that it's been a space or power issue … I quote: -49840;1364470736;bgupta;you quote? -49839;1364470737;toffoo;"The rest devices are waiting to be deployed in the new place, which is under active construction to fit in both the first and the next batch of devices. They should be online sooner than the next batch, which is also close." -49838;1364470756;mircea_popescu;this doesn't count as worth the mention to me. -49837;1364470777;mircea_popescu;if i had an ops manager who had the equivalent of asics waiting in boxes for ~2 months i wouldn't just fire him -49836;1364470787;mircea_popescu;i'd fire him in such a way he's never hired again by anyone anywhere. -49835;1364470789;toffoo;well I previously didn't know that finding a place for these super chips was an issue -49834;1364470791;mircea_popescu;unless he goes to india or some shit. -49833;1364470806;bgupta;mircea_popescu: The big news for me is that the have or are working on a third batch, to bring total hashing to 200TH -49832;1364470815;mircea_popescu;listen, that's not big news. -49831;1364470820;toffoo;good thing i don't work for you -49830;1364470826;mircea_popescu;that's nonsense news. "sometime in the indefinite future BIG NUMBERS" -49829;1364470828;taub;getting a fight or flight feeling from this movement... -49828;1364470829;mircea_popescu;not how business is done. -49827;1364470838;taub;shits gonna go down -49826;1364470864;bgupta;you guys don't really like this mining company? -49825;1364470864;mircea_popescu;toffoo well, suppose you got a hot chick ready and willing and you kept her waiting february to april because you couldn't find a place. -49824;1364470888;mircea_popescu;it just dun wash -49823;1364470900;toffoo;i hate when that happens -49822;1364470907;mircea_popescu;bgupta i like the part where they're hashing. i dislike the part where i suspect they're lieing. -49821;1364470973;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.3258973 = 325.8973 BTC [+] -49820;1364470989;mircea_popescu;heh i like how the de-facto lot in options is 1k -49819;1364470994;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -49818;1364470995;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 61.30265123 / 81.54539345 / 81.56783226 (54813 shares, 7,964.16 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -49817;1364471050;bgupta;Being someone who did a small scale GPU mining operation 2 years ago. I can say the power/cooling/space issues aren't something traditional ops managers can deal with, nor are traditional datacenters built for this kind of operation.. I had to get many additional power circuits pulled in. -49816;1364471083;bgupta;I know what they are doing is not trivial, considering that they aren't just mining -49815;1364471104;bgupta;intersting news that maybe avalon will deploy 3rd batch for their own mining operation -49814;1364471124;bgupta;leaving only bfl for the masses.. (if they ever ship) -49813;1364471131;Bowjob;they will deploy 100 units for themselves -49812;1364471134;Bowjob;probably -49811;1364471140;bgupta;dfl? -49810;1364471142;Bowjob;since it used to be 600 units for pre order -49809;1364471143;bgupta;err bfl? -49808;1364471149;Bowjob;no avalon -49807;1364471151;Bowjob;bfl wont ship -49806;1364471154;Bowjob;forget them -49805;1364471182;Bowjob;ask the guy who bet 500 BTC on yes that BFL would ship by march 1st -49804;1364471207;bgupta;if bfl truly never ships, then asicminer is certainly undervalued.. -49803;1364471231;Bowjob;avalon may need to step their game up -49802;1364471240;bgupta;I still find that challenging to believe they will never ship.. -49801;1364471270;Bowjob;we may not need a "june betting thread for BFL" -49800;1364471273;bgupta;I'm wondering if their is a dark horse out there.. that we don't know about now. -49799;1364471274;toffoo;i have a feeling the asic race is something they'll be reading about in business school textbooks some day -49798;1364471281;Bowjob;they will be exposed as a scam -49797;1364471364;toffoo;only in the loosest sense of the word -49796;1364471450;Bowjob;"Niger $1,064,000,000.00 $97.44" -49795;1364471457;bgupta;bear in mind all of these companies are rank amateurs muddling their ways through this.. companies like amd/intel/ti they would have shipped. -49794;1364471458;Bowjob;Wtf. didnt know they had that much -49793;1364471496;mircea_popescu;bgupta this isn't gpu mining. -49792;1364471497;mircea_popescu;asics. -49791;1364471521;mircea_popescu;the total specified power draw is something like 10kw -49790;1364471528;mircea_popescu;say they actually need 20. 20kw is NOT a big deal. -49789;1364471544;bgupta;I understand.. this would have been mickey mouse work, for the big silicon companies. -49788;1364471559;mircea_popescu;no, this would have been mickey m,ouse work for my neighbour, who never went to college -49787;1364471579;mircea_popescu;but he has a 32kw line installed because he has a pump and whatever other shit -49786;1364471644;mircea_popescu;toffoo i guess pretty much everything we do in bitcoin these early days will become revered a century later. -49785;1364471708;Bowjob;u will be known as hosting the biggest btc exchange -49784;1364471716;Bowjob;and also for hosting a porn site -49783;1364471717;Bowjob;lol -49782;1364471737;mircea_popescu;haha o hey, i just realised : i got it easy -49781;1364471744;mircea_popescu;i'll go down in history as "the only romanian that ever..." -49780;1364471758;mircea_popescu;kinda sucks being from the uk for this purpose. -49779;1364471776;bgupta;btcQuick seems scammy -49778;1364471829;bgupta;err.. google checkout? they don't think that once google gets wind of it they won't just shut it down -49777;1364471853;bgupta;and it's reversable. -49776;1364471860;Bowjob;that mpex buttpen pic would show up as one of the most powerful examples of btc -49775;1364471863;Namworld;they apparently won a chargeback... apparently... -49774;1364471866;Namworld;is the word -49773;1364471907;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.32597223 = 325.9722 BTC [+] -49772;1364471928;Namworld;Bitfunder has an asset bot in #bitfunder now. I hope to see it added to assbot soon -49771;1364471932;bgupta;not as bad though as ziggap... -49770;1364471942;Namworld;What's up with ziggap? -49769;1364471963;bgupta;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146611.0 -49768;1364471968;mircea_popescu;afaik aethero's thing neh ? -49767;1364471986;bgupta;yeah -49766;1364471991;Namworld;So? As far as I know, it's doing okay. -49765;1364472042;bgupta;Aren't they basically at risk of being shut down for failing to register as a financial institution? -49764;1364472051;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.728 BTC [-] -49763;1364472053;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.726 BTC [-] -49762;1364472055;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.725 = 14.5 BTC [-] -49761;1364472067;Namworld;Where is aethero located? -49760;1364472097;bgupta;I saw mention of Bank of America? -49759;1364472106;mircea_popescu;bgupta everyone with the notable exception of bitcoin-central is. -49758;1364472119;mircea_popescu;this includes mthox, coin*, cavirtex, you name it. -49757;1364472128;mircea_popescu;some people are working with it, some people aren't, but licenses nobody has. -49756;1364472189;Namworld;The law, so far, doesn't care much about Bitcoins... -49755;1364472189;bgupta;"ZigGap is made up of a team of dedicated Bitcoin service professionals located in the eastern United States." -49754;1364472195;Namworld;It seems... -49753;1364472220;toffoo;coin* lol -49752;1364472224;Namworld;And according to lawyers that were consulted, there's not much yet... -49751;1364472231;Namworld;I believe -49750;1364472233;bgupta;I'm concerned about an USA based btc business that exchanges fiat for btc.. -49749;1364472243;Namworld;Ask Ukto or Burnside, both in the USA -49748;1364472253;Namworld;and running a BTC asset exchange -49747;1364472260;bgupta;Burnsides incorporated somewhere else. -49746;1364472270;mircea_popescu;Namworld you're confusing things tho. burnside isn't touching fiat afaik. -49745;1364472272;bgupta;some island nation -49744;1364472285;Namworld;yeah, he took another approach. Ukto is in the USA tho I believe. -49743;1364472305;bgupta;Barbados maybe? -49742;1364472311;Namworld;Ah yes, burnside doesn't touch fiat. -49741;1364472316;bgupta;no Belize -49740;1364472316;Namworld;Belize -49739;1364472332;bgupta;Assuming he did his homework there. -49738;1364472405;bgupta;Belize is on of those "Offshore Banking" countries that doesn't really deal well with the US -49737;1364472473;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159935.0 win -49736;1364472493;bgupta;well technically I don't think burnside deals in USD? Why would he have to? -49735;1364472561;pigeons;citation needed -49734;1364472582;bgupta;tiberiusiv: sigh.. wtf are you talking about.. you just jumped into a convo.. -49733;1364472588;bgupta;brb -49732;1364472621;mircea_popescu;pigeons screenshot good enough neh ? -49731;1364472773;pigeons;mircea_popescu: talking to tiberiusiv, maybe you have him on ignore, i was considering it -49730;1364472843;pigeons;yeah i think we've all heard that tiberiusiv -49729;1364472852;mircea_popescu;o -49728;1364472904;pigeons;the only thing more boring than listening to how great mp is, is listening to how bad he is -49727;1364472941;mircea_popescu;i'm not boring ;/ -49726;1364472976;mircea_popescu;pigeons by the way, i wish to know why isn't ripple whipping the otc btc/usd traders into a huge behemoth of fury that wrests currency exchange from mtgox ? -49725;1364472994;mircea_popescu;NEVER a better opportunity could have come their way, this is what ripple is for right ? why's it not doing it! -49724;1364472997;pigeons;cause its beta and there are bugs but it is -49723;1364473008;mircea_popescu;i don't see it ? am i not looking right ? -49722;1364473023;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.495 = 9.9 BTC [-] -49721;1364473061;bgupta;haven't followed ripple too closely yet.. -49720;1364473069;mircea_popescu;well me either, but i think he does. -49719;1364473072;bgupta;something to pay attention to? -49718;1364473103;mircea_popescu;i dunno. -49717;1364473103;bgupta;I kinda feel like btc is where it's at.. alternacoins don't interest me.. -49716;1364473125;mircea_popescu;it's not exactly an altcoin tho. it's a sort of - as best i can determine - blockchain-y iou management system -49715;1364473128;bgupta;liquidity in btc is bad enough as it is.. -49714;1364473141;pigeons;mircea_popescu: you cant know from looking at a ripple address that the btc or fiat balances are markers for funds at the liquidity pools behind the exchanges, or if they are worthless ious unless you are in the pools -49713;1364473142;bgupta;I see. -49712;1364473147;mircea_popescu;bgupta https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/317213908769325056 check that -49711;1364473164;bgupta;yeah, I saw that.. -49710;1364473168;mircea_popescu;1bn baby -49709;1364473180;mircea_popescu;i drank so much champagne this month ;/ -49708;1364473182;bgupta;well not your twitter post but the total value. -49707;1364473185;Bowjob;we're just getting started -49706;1364473190;Bowjob;its like baby steps for btc -49705;1364473199;Bowjob;uguu~ -49704;1364473202;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.49 = 9.8 BTC [-] -49703;1364473220;mircea_popescu;!ticker h vtx -49702;1364473222;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.47999991 / 0.54371502 / 0.59500000 (243 shares, 132.12274963 BTC), 7D: 0.38280000 / 0.4265498 / 0.79900000 (11528 shares, 4917.26606448 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.42674388 / 0.79900000 (11652 shares, 4972.41966448 BTC) -49701;1364473276;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.32784 = 327.84 BTC [+] -49700;1364473296;pigeons;mircea_popescu: oh i see you were asking why ripple's decentralized trading hasnt replaced centralised exchanges like mtgox -49699;1364473303;mircea_popescu;yes! -49698;1364473318;mircea_popescu;there's some strength in the otc market, and they're doing things mostly pen on paper. -49697;1364473325;mircea_popescu;why isn't this thing empowering the otc to take over! -49696;1364473366;bgupta;how new is ripple? -49695;1364473370;mircea_popescu;~6 months ? -49694;1364473384;pigeons;main reason is client software is buggy beta, trust of potential users is low so far, server software is in flux, protocol changes so no server source yet except for partners so no decentralization yet -49693;1364473396;mircea_popescu;pigeons who exactly is doing ripple ? -49692;1364473406;pigeons;bgupta: ryan fugger started the ripple concept in 2006 i think -49691;1364473407;mircea_popescu;i ddin't realise it's a closed source model -49690;1364473438;pigeons;jed mcaleb who started mtgox started a company to buy ripple from ryan -49689;1364473448;mircea_popescu;lol -49688;1364473474;mircea_popescu;so basically a lot of owners, no strategist, no capital and so forth. -49687;1364473483;pigeons;it is open source model, client is open, server source not open yet, but breaking changes coming every few days so source when stable -49686;1364473483;Chaang-Noi;95.7 we have had so many aths end at .70 or .778 -49685;1364473523;pigeons;mircea_popescu: they have strategy and capital, wether the strategy is any good remains to be seen -49684;1364473533;bgupta;reading: http://p2pfoundation.net/Ripple -49683;1364473544;Bowjob;-= Galaxy 1 - 20nm ASIC Announcement =- -49682;1364473547;Bowjob;is this shit for real -49681;1364473549;Bowjob;20mm asic -49680;1364473560;Chaang-Noi;bowjob that was ages ago and lol no -49679;1364473567;Chaang-Noi;20mm are you on crack? lol -49678;1364473569;mircea_popescu;Bowjob if it's real it'd be good. -49677;1364473574;pigeons;bgupta: yes but when bitcoin people currently talk about ripple they presently usually mean jed's opencoin inc implementation at ripple.com -49676;1364473584;Bowjob;its on the mining forum lol -49675;1364473602;mircea_popescu;"We have to keep our Intellectual Property protected and abide by NDA we have signed with chip manufactures so please understand that there are some things that I can't divulge, but I will try my best to answer any questions that you may have. -49674;1364473602;mircea_popescu;BTW, I am not an electrical engineer so give me a break on that. I am CEO." -49673;1364473603;mircea_popescu;scam. -49672;1364473623;Chaang-Noi;toffoo thanks for the e-mail, let me know what he says if he does :/ -49671;1364473630;Bowjob;i was disappointed with PrimeASic too -49670;1364473644;Bowjob;if that shit turned out to be real, i'd pay hungary a visit -49669;1364473664;Bowjob;its a scam now obviously -49668;1364473678;Chaang-Noi;mp ithe 200 th should arive in 3 months, will take the same time as the first two orders -49667;1364473698;Chaang-Noi;it is pretty big news cuz it will kill everyone even if bfl is real -49666;1364473711;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 99.999 -49665;1364473713;gribble;There are currently 11188.557 bitcoins offered at or under 99.999 USD, worth 1095083.52263 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0016 seconds -49664;1364473724;bgupta;So would it be fair to say that Ripple is like the US checking system, but instead of banks and the government backing it, it is all WoT based? -49663;1364473730;Chaang-Noi;that is 55% of what it was 2 hours ago -49662;1364473820;Bowjob;bfl_josh has 3 days before he perform a seppuku ritual -49661;1364473863;pigeons;bgupta: i think the innovation is the "rippling" of these ious across trust paths, -49660;1364473871;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 8 @ 0.37 = 2.96 BTC [+] -49659;1364473895;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=158807.msg1691388#msg1691388 -49658;1364473904;mircea_popescu;in which usagi shows his mad c++ skills -49657;1364473910;mircea_popescu;apparently some sort of game developer. -49656;1364473911;toffoo;Chaang-Noi read a little further down, he did reply -49655;1364473921;pigeons;wow i have everyone in that thread ignored -49654;1364473931;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -49653;1364473940;mircea_popescu;i am sorry pigeons. -49652;1364473976;Bowjob;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5b/Wakisashi-sepukku-p1000699.jpg -49651;1364474092;Chaang-Noi;toffoo then it is what i thought, if ture, they are remodeling the new data center -49650;1364474111;Chaang-Noi;atleast he has pil;es of btc now to get shit done -49649;1364474141;Chaang-Noi;anyone going to celebrate 100? or the fact we went over 1billion market cap? -49648;1364474162;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.49 = 2.45 BTC [-] -49647;1364474170;toffoo;prolly won't have any trouble selling a few for RMB in this market right now either -49646;1364474179;Chaang-Noi;yeah -49645;1364474235;toffoo;fellow AM shareholders, I have a feeling we'll be reuniting on yachts together some day -49644;1364474253;Chaang-Noi;yeah i think so too -49643;1364474276;Chaang-Noi;do you hold a large amount toffoo? -49642;1364474293;toffoo;prolly not as large as i'd like to -49641;1364474324;Chaang-Noi;lol, well me too -49640;1364474324;Bowjob;heck having just 20 BTC can make you a king -49639;1364474347;toffoo;but thru dumb luck or being lucky dumb i wound up having more than i ordinarily would have -49638;1364474351;Chaang-Noi;we cant all be a king -49637;1364474367;Chaang-Noi;how is that toffoo? -49636;1364474381;Bowjob;well how many users have more than 100 BTC -49635;1364474392;Bowjob;in relation to the rest of the world -49634;1364474398;Chaang-Noi;id say 95% of this chan -49633;1364474421;Bowjob;we're pretty much the new banking overlords -49632;1364474426;Chaang-Noi;oh, well 20 btc at $10,000 each is only half a house in the usa... -49631;1364474445;Chaang-Noi;not exactly a king and we are not yet near $10k usd each -49630;1364474453;Bowjob;well.. -49629;1364474461;Bowjob;btc can go way more than 10k -49628;1364474462;Chaang-Noi;hell my uncle has a car worth that... he is not a king -49627;1364474470;Chaang-Noi;maybe :) -49626;1364474493;Bowjob;houses in vancouver are around 1m upwards -49625;1364474504;Bowjob;1m gets you a small midsized house -49624;1364474525;Chaang-Noi;yeah.. so at $100k usd a coin you have 2 houses -49623;1364474535;Chaang-Noi;not really a king :/ -49622;1364474553;Bowjob;theres taxes too i guess -49621;1364474569;toffoo;not until you sell them right? -49620;1364474572;Chaang-Noi;now at 1,000k a coin okay, he got some walking money -49619;1364474581;Chaang-Noi;yeah toffoo -49618;1364474586;Bowjob;i plan on using btc directly -49617;1364474603;Chaang-Noi;me to, but not in the usa (or canada) -49616;1364474607;Bowjob;if I can, id try to set up a mining ops -49615;1364474616;Bowjob;starting with 1 avalon, then gen 2, ect -49614;1364474639;Bowjob;id get a diminishing return, but if the value of btc goes up, i'll be living comfortably -49613;1364474763;toffoo;if we're fast with this "bitcoin crosses $1bn" headline thru the tech news cycle before the weekend we could blow thru $100 no problemo -49612;1364474795;bgupta;you really need 10000+ btc today to have any say tomorrow, and bear in mind at some point a continuing major rise of the btc value versus fiat (which is not a given) would have to have an impact of the buying power of the fiat currencies. -49611;1364474875;Chaang-Noi;we will correct sooner or later, we are correcting up now, we were way undervalued for so long, we will shoot too high and go back down, level and shooot up again -49610;1364474903;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 96 -49609;1364474906;gribble;There are currently 3068.6381 bitcoins offered at or under 96.0 USD, worth 293644.877472 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -49608;1364474917;Bowjob;we're at 95 -49607;1364474919;Bowjob;not bad -49606;1364474920;Chaang-Noi;i dont think we will hit 100 before i have to go out in a few hours -49605;1364474932;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.37 = 0.74 BTC [+] -49604;1364475040;bgupta;is gribble a bot? -49603;1364475056;bgupta;who's bot? -49602;1364475118;bgupta;mircea_popescu: any idea who's bot gribble is? -49601;1364475160;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.499 BTC [-] -49600;1364475163;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.499 BTC [-] -49599;1364475166;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.499 BTC [-] -49598;1364475168;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 3 @ 2.5 = 7.5 BTC [+] -49597;1364475173;pigeons;bgupta: its nanotube's -49596;1364475340;bgupta;so any quesses when we are gonna switch to talking in mBTC? -49595;1364475398;Chaang-Noi;never? -49594;1364475418;Chaang-Noi;or maybe after retailers force us? -49593;1364475450;bgupta;WEll, if one can buy a house with 1BTC, I'd imagine it would be an unwieldy unit of transaction. -49592;1364475475;bgupta;Don't think it will ever get there.. -49591;1364475486;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.135 = 0.405 BTC [-] -49590;1364475497;Chaang-Noi;yeah i dont know -49589;1364475510;Chaang-Noi;gold is 1.6k a troy oz -49588;1364475511;bgupta;I'd guess when we break 1000, and an mBTC is worth $1.. -49587;1364475520;Chaang-Noi;we could use gram or tonne i guess -49586;1364475546;Bugpowder;ha! -49585;1364475550;bgupta;Well.. gold isn't used in commerce as payment -49584;1364475556;Bugpowder;I wake up and it is 95 -49583;1364475558;Bugpowder;great -49582;1364475562;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.011 BTC [-] -49581;1364475563;Chaang-Noi;:) -49580;1364475566;bgupta;it's a commodity -49579;1364475575;Chaang-Noi;bgupta in thailand it is -49578;1364475583;bgupta;btc trades like a commodity/currency/equity -49577;1364475590;Chaang-Noi;the unit we use is called a "baht" or "stang" -49576;1364475594;Bowjob;party when it hits triple digits -49575;1364475603;bgupta;how much does it weigh? -49574;1364475608;Chaang-Noi;i gotz champagne on ice -49573;1364475625;Chaang-Noi;one baht is a bit less than 1/2 a troy ounce -49572;1364475628;Chaang-Noi;one stang is 1/4 a baht -49571;1364475640;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -49570;1364475640;gribble;There are currently 34720787 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9480373.83494 USD in total. | Data vintage: 2.6506 seconds -49569;1364475659;bgupta;Chaang-Noi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_baht not sure I follow seems it's paper? -49568;1364475668;Chaang-Noi;the currancy you use to buy women here for wives is gold -49567;1364475702;Chaang-Noi;bgupta google gold baht -49566;1364475714;bgupta;1 Thai Baht equals 0.03 US Dollar. ok will do -49565;1364475750;Bowjob;chang can you actually speak thai -49564;1364475753;bgupta;ah it's like india -49563;1364475768;bgupta;jewelry as currency for things like dowry and what not -49562;1364475768;mircea_popescu;bgupta nanotube controls gribble -49561;1364475770;Chaang-Noi;yes i can speak thai and i will find you a link... -49560;1364475786;Bowjob;why is it that white people are so good at asian languages -49559;1364475790;Bowjob;not the other way around lol -49558;1364475798;error4733;;;asks 99.8 -49557;1364475801;gribble;There are currently 11965.864 bitcoins offered at or under 99.8 USD, worth 1169623.7288 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -49556;1364475842;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.49999 = 2 BTC [+] -49555;1364475860;mircea_popescu;Bowjob european tradition. -49554;1364475862;Chaang-Noi;http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_grams_is_1_thai_baht_gold -49553;1364475863;mircea_popescu;white man speaks languages. -49552;1364475872;taub;keep yo eyes open -49551;1364475897;Chaang-Noi;most people speak english here -49550;1364475910;Chaang-Noi;roadsigns and shit are in english, not thai -49549;1364475915;taub;hey Bugpowder how much did you risk on that option trade? -49548;1364475927;Chaang-Noi;ASEAN is english -49547;1364475935;Chaang-Noi;yeah bugpowder must be floating in cash -49546;1364475986;taub;did you go all in or just risk a % of your acc -49545;1364476043;Chaang-Noi;i dobut he went even close to all in -49544;1364476147;taub;thats good -49543;1364476180;KRS1;bgupta: Bots should have a dogtag function..they're so friendly..people always messin with em..they could get lost.. -49542;1364476193;bgupta;:) -49541;1364476209;KRS1;gribble: do you know who your owner is? -49540;1364476227;taub;someone wanna buy capture mtgox data? -49539;1364476232;taub;i guess you guys have it all anyway -49538;1364476239;taub;captured -49537;1364476246;KRS1;bugpowder: didnt you say price was going to peak today or was that someone else -49536;1364476260;bgupta;Maybe Thick? -49535;1364476263;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.49999 = 1.5 BTC [+] -49534;1364476303;mircea_popescu;;;ident gribble -49533;1364476304;gribble;Nick 'gribble', with hostmask 'gribble!~gribble@unaffiliated/nanotube/bot/gribble', is not identified. -49532;1364476308;bgupta;SO interesting observation.. at this point over 13% of the outstanding asicminer shares are being traded through PTs -49531;1364476310;mircea_popescu;he kinda DOES have a dogtag -49530;1364476328;mircea_popescu;bgupta there seems to be something magic about 13% -49529;1364476339;mircea_popescu;sdice is 13%, mpoe is 12.whatever -49528;1364476352;bgupta;well it was like 3% a few days ago -49527;1364476356;mircea_popescu;i would guess bitbet is maybe around there -49526;1364476370;Bugpowder;I got 6000 calls -49525;1364476375;bgupta;well more than a few.. -49524;1364476382;bgupta;Bugpowder: which ones? -49523;1364476402;Bugpowder;590, 610, 630, 710, 730, 750 -49522;1364476429;bgupta;what are they options for? -49521;1364476439;Bugpowder;BTCUSD -49520;1364476440;bgupta;options to buy what I mean -49519;1364476449;bgupta;when do they expire? -49518;1364476449;KRS1;yeah it would be cool if gribble could tell ya -49517;1364476454;Bugpowder;this is answering taub's quiestion -49516;1364476460;Bugpowder;tomorrow night -49515;1364476461;KRS1;its been almost 10 years since i programmed an eggdrop bot -49514;1364476476;Bugpowder;yah dudes -49513;1364476479;Chaang-Noi;1.5 million usd to clear 100 hmmm not before bed :/ -49512;1364476482;Bugpowder;bitcar is definitely happening -49511;1364476503;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [-] -49510;1364476526;kakobrekla;bitcar? -49509;1364476539;bgupta;I'm missing something? You are betting that btc will hit 590, in the next 24 hours? (Don't trade the currency options, so not sure the pricing.) -49508;1364476547;mircea_popescu;http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/03/28/hundreds-of-armed-vigilantes-seize-mexican-town-arrest-local-police/ -49507;1364476547;kakobrekla;dont buy a car with btc -49506;1364476549;kakobrekla;i made that mistake -49505;1364476549;mircea_popescu;for the lolz -49504;1364476552;kakobrekla;it doesnt work -49503;1364476559;mircea_popescu;bgupta 59 -49502;1364476568;bgupta;oh nice -49501;1364476570;kakobrekla;id be rining a helicopter now -49500;1364476580;Bugpowder;working on bithouse -49499;1364476581;kakobrekla;riding -49498;1364476598;mircea_popescu;bgupta old scheme needed the decimals because when mpoe was born btc was trading at 5 threatening 2 -49497;1364476623;mircea_popescu;we're gonna move on a new naming convention after tomorrow -49496;1364476863;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.49999 BTC [+] -49495;1364476974;Chaang-Noi;lol arrest the police -49494;1364477005;Chaang-Noi;kakobrekla why not? i was thinking about it -49493;1364477038;kakobrekla;dunno -49492;1364477042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3803 BTC [-] -49491;1364477047;kakobrekla;id be dirving a helicopter now Chaang-Noi -49490;1364477059;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -49489;1364477062;bgupta;gotcha -49488;1364477062;bgupta;you started right after the '11 crash? -49487;1364477086;Chaang-Noi;but if i was going to get one anyway:) -49486;1364477103;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.49999 BTC [+] -49485;1364477141;Bowjob;man.. this is the second time my ipod touch went tumble drying -49484;1364477143;Bowjob;i feel bad now -49483;1364477145;Bowjob;:/ -49482;1364477181;kakobrekla;yeah -49481;1364477187;kakobrekla;it wold be like kako dotcom -49480;1364477189;kakobrekla;with the heli -49479;1364477195;bgupta;You guys hear about this? http://rbth.ru/business/2013/03/25/russia_to_ban_cash_transactions_over_10000_24203.html -49478;1364477202;Bugpowder;yup -49477;1364477214;Bugpowder;its a perfect storm -49476;1364477218;Bugpowder;for bitcoin -49475;1364477242;Bugpowder;KRS1: It could top today or tomorrow, but I think 100 will be a magnet -49474;1364477256;Bugpowder;suck the price upwards to it, as people want to get in before 100 -49473;1364477272;bgupta;http://www2.egovlink.com/press-release-bitcoin.cfm -49472;1364477296;Bugpowder;and there is no wall big wall there -49471;1364477310;Chaang-Noi;kako i have a feeling you are still doing well in btc land:) -49470;1364477379;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 100 -49469;1364477382;gribble;There are currently 15089.844 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 1482299.95625 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0016 seconds -49468;1364477513;Chaang-Noi;http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-03-28/bitcoin-may-be-the-global-economys-last-safe-haven -49467;1364477529;taub;keelin over -49466;1364477529;taub;;) -49465;1364477539;Chaang-Noi;toffoo can you ask friedcat an eta for it being done? -49464;1364477707;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.07 BTC [-] -49463;1364477769;Chaang-Noi;—something memorable and fun, like 1Ns17iag9jJgTHD1VXjvLCEnZuQ3rJDE9L -49462;1364477772;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -49461;1364477834;Chaang-Noi;"Bitcoin is a hedge against the entire global currency system." nice line -49460;1364477943;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.481 = 5.291 BTC [-] -49459;1364477944;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.48 = 2.4 BTC [-] -49458;1364477945;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.4799999 = 4.8 BTC [-] -49457;1364477989;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.721 BTC [-] -49456;1364478030;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.72 = 1.44 BTC [-] -49455;1364478083;Bugpowder;wow that is a really well written article -49454;1364478094;Bugpowder;fair and entertaining -49453;1364478099;Bugpowder;great for mainstream readers -49452;1364478105;Bugpowder;I'm going to post this one -49451;1364478127;Chaang-Noi;yeah its good -49450;1364478155;Chaang-Noi;i love that line i quoted, its in my sig now -49449;1364478205;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1078 BTC [+] -49448;1364478216;Chaang-Noi;well boys, sadly i must go eat steak and drink lots and lots of beer, if we get close to 100 ill be back, if not, good trading:) -49447;1364478323;Namworld;goodbye -49446;1364478356;Schadenfreude;Any idea when the bubble will pop? -49445;1364478375;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [-] -49444;1364478407;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [+] -49443;1364478442;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.104 = 0.312 BTC [+] -49442;1364478522;Bugpowder;nope -49441;1364478538;Bugpowder;just imagine if this becomes a mainstream bubble -49440;1364478549;Bugpowder;instead of a niche bubble -49439;1364478585;Bugpowder;i should probabky stopselling coins -49438;1364478713;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.72 = 4.32 BTC [-] -49437;1364478751;fdas;In my opinion, it's not close to popping. but it's just a probabilistic event -49436;1364478770;taub;idk bro, everybody is shaking as we go up to 100 -49435;1364478784;taub;and we haven't had a proper retracement since 60 -49434;1364478807;fdas;good news are on mainstream news every day. and we are going up -49433;1364478846;fdas;i want to see retracement and consolidation on good news. when people get used to that btc>80 -49432;1364478910;taub;oh, bitcoin reached 1b market cap today -49431;1364478929;bowjob;;;ticker -49430;1364478930;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 94.14508, Best ask: 94.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.35492, Last trade: 94.50000, 24 hour volume: 65617.39331966, 24 hour low: 85.35000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 89.83651 -49429;1364478944;ColdHardMetal;;;bc,mktcap -49428;1364478945;gribble;1035722362.5 -49427;1364479018;bgupta;so curious question.. how much fiat value in USD do folks think people have taken out of btc and have on hand (largely I'm thinking about early owners, but any one really who's taken some profits would count here) -49426;1364479044;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -49425;1364479047;gribble;There are currently 34625409 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9449688.47191 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0187 seconds -49424;1364479089;bgupta;IE: I'm wondering how much fiat there is on hand for trading from active traders. -49423;1364479108;taub;i'd wonder more about the coins -49422;1364479121;taub;new people bring in fiat -49421;1364479125;Bugpowder;bgupta: look at what i just typed in -49420;1364479129;Bugpowder;at least 10M -49419;1364479162;bgupta;ah.. but it must be more than that -49418;1364479164;Bugpowder;those are funded bids -49417;1364479166;Bugpowder;yeah -49416;1364479170;Bugpowder;but how much more -49415;1364479174;Bugpowder;25% or 200%? -49414;1364479211;taub;Mid-cap: $2 billion.$10 billion -49413;1364479212;taub;Small-cap: $250 million.$2 billion -49412;1364479214;taub;well, getting there -49411;1364479215;bgupta;no news yet on btc billion milestone -49410;1364479224;bgupta;(no press that is) -49409;1364479371;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.008551 BTC [-] -49408;1364479509;troc;hmm market cap, I like bids >0 better, perhaps an inter-exchange 'bids 0' USD would be even better. -49407;1364479514;Bugpowder;OH SHIT! Bitcoins hit the header of http://drudgereport.com -49406;1364479629;taub;MARC FABER: Not Even Gold Will Be Able To Save You From What Is Coming -49405;1364479629;taub;Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/faber-gold-wont-be-a-place-to-hide-2013-3#ixzz2OprdT6ba -49404;1364479634;taub;this dude always gives me the creeps -49403;1364479643;taub;i mean with his predictions, depressing -49402;1364479738;taub;93.5 its going to zero -49401;1364480135;thestringpuller;Bugpowder must be rich -49400;1364480140;thestringpuller;your bet is paying off huge -49399;1364480154;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -49398;1364480155;gribble;89.71 -49397;1364480160;thestringpuller;bajeezus -49396;1364480193;thestringpuller;;;calc (89.71 - 75)/75 -49395;1364480193;gribble;0.196133333333 -49394;1364480199;thestringpuller;holy fucking shit -49393;1364480216;thestringpuller;200%?!?!?!?! -49392;1364480229;Bugpowder;I should have bought more -49391;1364480231;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -49390;1364480232;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00060077 / 0.0006081 / 0.00061253 (48495 shares, 29.49 BTC), 7D: 0.00060001 / 0.00067102 / 0.00073756 (1745269 shares, 1,171.12 BTC), 30D: 0.00060001 / 0.00073593 / 0.00078628 (16750478 shares, 12,327.29 BTC) -49389;1364480238;thestringpuller;we all should have -49388;1364480251;thestringpuller;im fearful of mpoe crashing this month... -49387;1364480267;thestringpuller;if there is no bondholder loss... -49386;1364480277;thestringpuller;then mpoe might shoot back up -49385;1364480299;Bugpowder;i really don't see how bondholders are going to avoid a loss at this point -49384;1364480351;thestringpuller;do you think it could crash like that bet? -49383;1364480362;thestringpuller;that bitbet -49382;1364480367;Bugpowder;nah -49381;1364480376;Bugpowder;bitbet revenue is much much smaller -49380;1364480389;Bugpowder;mpoe has a proven business model that prints bitcoins -49379;1364480406;thestringpuller;HAHAHAHA -49378;1364480413;thestringpuller;omg that has made my morning -49377;1364480414;Bugpowder;they just have had a very bad month due to the directionality of the move -49376;1364480422;thestringpuller;i <3 Bugpowder -49375;1364480450;Bugpowder;I like S.MPOE for long term -49374;1364480459;thestringpuller;thats why i am holding it -49373;1364480504;thestringpuller;i want to buy more on a decrease, but I dont want to see a month similar to August 2012 -49372;1364480506;Bugpowder;BBET might work out long term, but .002 is awfully rich. It assumes very high growth rates sustained over long periods -49371;1364480535;Bugpowder;You won't lose money from a zero dividend -49370;1364480543;Bugpowder;but you might lose capital value -49369;1364480557;Bugpowder;Why not set a cheap bid below the current price -49368;1364480637;Bugpowder;When the financials are posted -49367;1364480644;Bugpowder;pay attention and make a quick move -49366;1364480711;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01965 BTC [+] -49365;1364480729;Namworld;[08:16] ;;calc (89.71 - 75)/75 -49364;1364480732;Namworld;for calls? -49363;1364480734;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.01966 = 0.0393 BTC [+] -49362;1364480749;thestringpuller;;;calc (89.71 - 75)/89.71 -49361;1364480750;gribble;0.163972801248 -49360;1364480753;thestringpuller;my bad -49359;1364480759;Bugpowder;;;ticker -49358;1364480761;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.34162, Best ask: 92.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.15838, Last trade: 92.30000, 24 hour volume: 66928.10223158, 24 hour low: 85.35000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.01309 -49357;1364480765;thestringpuller;thanks for pointing out error -49356;1364480766;Namworld;Slightly worse off... but good nevertheless -49355;1364480790;Bugpowder;vwap is still rising and will for the next few hours at the very least -49354;1364480837;Namworld;yeah -49353;1364481097;taub;is stock trading really worth it? -49352;1364481111;taub;its probably more liquid than i make it out to be -49351;1364481131;Bugpowder;liwuidty comees and goes -49350;1364481169;taub;mh -49349;1364481171;Bugpowder;there were are few trading bots running on S.MPOE for a long time -49348;1364481178;taub;:o -49347;1364481181;Bugpowder;but haven't seen them in the past few weeks -49346;1364481186;Bugpowder;maybe they lost money :-P -49345;1364481202;Bugpowder;one or two moved to s.dice -49344;1364481207;taub;I prefer being able to get in and out without much hassle, even with mtgox lag the risk is fairly limited -49343;1364481208;Bugpowder;but those are off now too -49342;1364481225;Bugpowder;Hmm... little pullback here -49341;1364481226;taub;but with stocks i dunno, is there a good site with historic charts? -49340;1364481231;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 51 @ 0.003818 = 0.1947 BTC [-] -49339;1364481234;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.003817 = 0.0382 BTC [-] -49338;1364481235;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.33308869 = 333.0887 BTC [+] -49337;1364481238;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00343 BTC [-] -49336;1364481243;Bugpowder;oh fuck! -49335;1364481253;Bugpowder;ah -49334;1364481255;Bugpowder;selling to the bot -49333;1364481262;Bugpowder;I thought my ask got hit -49332;1364481280;Bugpowder;talk about a premature sale -49331;1364481298;mircea_popescu; i want to see retracement and consolidation on good news. <<< this. -49330;1364481302;mircea_popescu;who's fdas ? -49329;1364481302;Bugpowder;what is someone so clueless doing with 1000 C610Ts -49328;1364481318;fdas;tiberiusiv: why do you think Faber is a drunk? -49327;1364481349;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder seeling them it seems -49326;1364481392;Bugpowder;yah I guess if you have 5000 C610Ts you might want to get ahead of the curve on the sale -49325;1364481424;mircea_popescu;bitcoin made front page of drudge report. -49324;1364481464;Bugpowder;yah i saw that -49323;1364481522;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 1000 @ 0.31112439 = 311.1244 BTC [+] -49322;1364481542;mircea_popescu;hm -49321;1364481548;mircea_popescu;maybe we get that correction after all. -49320;1364481562;Bugpowder;Yah I thought it might come a day early -49319;1364481576;Bugpowder;people wanting to jump the gun on weekend weekness -49318;1364481587;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -49317;1364481590;gribble;There are currently 34623114 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9311886.37161 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0202 seconds -49316;1364481597;Bugpowder;a little softness -49315;1364481606;Bugpowder;not terrible though -49314;1364481655;taub;this move means nothing yet -49313;1364481658;Bugpowder;yeah -49312;1364481660;mircea_popescu;i imagine most outstanding option interest will close today actually -49311;1364481669;Bugpowder;yah -49310;1364481671;mircea_popescu;prolly people too edgy to hunker down for friday lockdown -49309;1364481672;Bugpowder;risk off -49308;1364481686;Bugpowder;they could just exercise though -49307;1364481692;Bugpowder;on friday -49306;1364481720;mircea_popescu;true -49305;1364481725;ThickAsThieves;if prie stays above 90, probly worth holding til then -49304;1364481728;ThickAsThieves;price -49303;1364481745;ThickAsThieves;above 90 today* -49302;1364481784;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [-] -49301;1364481937;ThickAsThieves;The big gains in price seem to be happening at morning it Romania, is it you mp? ;) -49300;1364482029;mircea_popescu;lol -49299;1364482061;mircea_popescu;ya, my slavegirls for bitcoin auctions are at noon so all the rich emirs are buying their bitcoin early. -49298;1364482085;ThickAsThieves;thats a lotta girls -49297;1364482090;ThickAsThieves;or some very fine ones at least -49296;1364482173;mircea_popescu;only the best this side of the river nile. -49295;1364482864;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.46 = 1.38 BTC [-] -49294;1364482888;deadweasel;where is the bitcointalk thread about btcquick? -49293;1364482957;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159716.msg1688643#msg1688643 -49292;1364482976;deadweasel;weird, search must be jibberred up -49291;1364482978;deadweasel;thx -49290;1364483227;MJR_;1 billion, yay -49289;1364483410;ThickAsThieves;got my first friend calling me asking about buying ONE bitcoin -49288;1364483422;ThickAsThieves;"I just wanna buy one to save it" -49287;1364483475;ThickAsThieves;been posting about btc on my facebook feed since $20, people wait til $93 to ask -49286;1364483476;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19996 BTC [+] -49285;1364483476;mircea_popescu;save it from the evil noms of people ? -49284;1364483543;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 2 @ 0.19997 = 0.3999 BTC [+] -49283;1364483599;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00589 BTC [+] -49282;1364483703;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.0059 BTC [+] -49281;1364483782;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 98 @ 0.006 = 0.588 BTC [+] -49280;1364483829;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00599 BTC [-] -49279;1364483834;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 99 @ 0.006 = 0.594 BTC [+] -49278;1364483857;Bugpowder;s.dice volume rocketed up -49277;1364483864;Bugpowder;the big winner from yesterday lost it all -49276;1364483865;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1EvdzQZtdSDtcTBvcNy6qcsRQyhrKtEf91 -49275;1364483882;ThickAsThieves;whodat? -49274;1364483911;ThickAsThieves;oh -49273;1364483921;ThickAsThieves;nvm -49272;1364483936;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 200 @ 0.006 = 1.2 BTC [+] -49271;1364484000;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 3 @ 0.006 = 0.018 BTC [+] -49270;1364484003;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 75 @ 0.006 = 0.45 BTC [+] -49269;1364484005;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 22 @ 0.00601 = 0.1322 BTC [+] -49268;1364484150;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -49267;1364484151;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00310001 / 0.00375185 / 0.00448 (74503 shares, 279.52 BTC), 7D: 0.00310001 / 0.00410842 / 0.00499997 (208663 shares, 857.28 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00514212 / 0.0063799 (1225687 shares, 6,302.63 BTC) -49266;1364484156;thestringpuller;HMM -49265;1364484196;kakobrekla;today is the day of leveraged platforms -49264;1364484199;kakobrekla;along with kraken https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=156298.0 -49263;1364484203;kakobrekla;now this. -49262;1364484209;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -49261;1364484212;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.80000000 / 1.82978723 / 1.85000000 (47 shares, 86.00000000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.73766344 / 2.00000000 (186 shares, 323.20540034 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.93289075 / 18.00000000 (697 shares, 1347.22485269 BTC) -49260;1364484279;deadweasel;lol, coinbase is out of BTC again. :D -49259;1364484306;kakobrekla;did they ever have them? -49258;1364484907;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [-] -49257;1364485135;pgp;my gut tells me that's there's an "undisclosed problem" over at coinbase... -49256;1364485145;kakobrekla;bitcoinstore went from like 20% to 50% in a day or two? -49255;1364485157;kakobrekla;pgp its multiple of them -49254;1364485157;pgp;no real fact to back that up - just a feeling... -49253;1364485199;pgp;agreed... something shady going on there... -49252;1364485255;kakobrekla;i heard so much shit/bugs/lol regarding them its not even funny -49251;1364485409;thestringpuller;;;ticker -49250;1364485409;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.75570, Best ask: 93.96999, Bid-ask spread: 0.21429, Last trade: 93.96999, 24 hour volume: 68563.92218634, 24 hour low: 86.13000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.32462 -49249;1364485418;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -49248;1364485419;gribble;90.08 -49247;1364485429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00060983 = 2.0429 BTC [-] -49246;1364485430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9461 @ 0.00061111 = 5.7817 BTC [+] -49245;1364485444;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 23 @ 0.49999 = 11.4998 BTC [+] -49244;1364485624;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.9951 BTC [+] -49243;1364485683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.381 = 0.762 BTC [+] -49242;1364485994;pgp;btw - the "grownups" over at tradehill have yet to offer anything more than their shockingly underwhelming alpha product... -49241;1364486027;kakobrekla;so there is a product? -49240;1364486035;kakobrekla;last time i checked it was nada -49239;1364486073;pgp;a "test" platform -49238;1364486145;pgp;which is soooo bare bones that it makes a concentration camp look like a country club... -49237;1364486336;kakobrekla;lol -49236;1364486356;kakobrekla;country club can be quite hard core -49235;1364486369;pgp;it's laughable... -49234;1364486388;pgp;and, frankly, embarassing... -49233;1364486389;kakobrekla;hehe -49232;1364486389;kakobrekla;bbl -49231;1364486391;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5000 @ 0.00066 = 3.3 BTC [-] -49230;1364486523;deadweasel;my concern with coinbase is that they clearly don't keep your btc in a 'wallet' of your own. -49229;1364486523;pgp;my guess is that they had some sort of immutable deadline to hit with investors... -49228;1364486579;pgp;deadweasal: i've heard that they've cancelled transactions a week after the fact... -49227;1364486797;deadweasel;pgp, they have. A LOT. -49226;1364486918;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1692732#msg1692732 -49225;1364486922;ThickAsThieves;AM update -49224;1364487157;damientrog;where is asicminer located? -49223;1364487158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00350012 = 6.3002 BTC [-] -49222;1364487160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00350011 = 17.5006 BTC [-] -49221;1364487162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0033 = 6.6 BTC [-] -49220;1364487163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1025 @ 0.00310001 = 3.1775 BTC [-] -49219;1364487165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 325 @ 0.00310001 = 1.0075 BTC [-] -49218;1364487166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 467937 @ 0.0031 = 1450.6047 BTC [-] -49217;1364487218;Bugpowdeer;oh my -49216;1364487229;Bugpowdeer;damientrog: china -49215;1364487231;pgp;time to sell asicminer... while you can... -49214;1364487248;damientrog;ah thanks -49213;1364487259;leotreasure;what do you mean pgp? -49212;1364487278;thestringpuller;;;ticker -49211;1364487279;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.87501, Best ask: 93.96999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09498, Last trade: 93.96999, 24 hour volume: 68633.28583622, 24 hour low: 86.29010, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.39382 -49210;1364487299;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -49209;1364487299;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 11 hours, 52 minutes, and 37 seconds ago: "Seeing your picture my grandchild starts crying." -49208;1364487301;ThickAsThieves;wow thats a lot of sdice -49207;1364487304;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.381 = 1.905 BTC [+] -49206;1364487305;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.3804 = 2.6628 BTC [-] -49205;1364487307;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.3803 = 1.1409 BTC [-] -49204;1364487307;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.3802 = 1.901 BTC [-] -49203;1364487308;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.38000001 = 3.8 BTC [-] -49202;1364487309;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.38 = 1.9 BTC [-] -49201;1364487310;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.37031001 = 2.5922 BTC [-] -49200;1364487311;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.3703 = 2.2218 BTC [-] -49199;1364487321;Bugpowdeer;yah dude -49198;1364487331;Bugpowdeer;I guess they haven't seen the latest numbers -49197;1364487333;pgp;yikes -49196;1364487358;ThickAsThieves;whats the latest numbers? -49195;1364487439;mircea_popescu; my gut tells me that's there's an "undisclosed problem" over at coinbase... << i read someone saying something similar iirc -49194;1364487441;mircea_popescu;what exatly ? -49193;1364487477;Bugpowdeer;+700 BTC! -49192;1364487488;Bugpowdeer;ok not that awesome -49191;1364487497;Bugpowdeer;but positive :) -49190;1364487508;damientrog;do you this month's profit for SDice? -49189;1364487517;damientrog;do you mean -49188;1364487543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8 BTC [-] -49187;1364487558;pgp;If I had to guess, I'd say that coinbase is doing the same thing that lots of struggling companies do - "vendor financing" -49186;1364487563;mircea_popescu;o boy. -49185;1364487582;mircea_popescu;so incidentally, cavirtex raised 5k btc on theory they will get regulated -49184;1364487586;pgp;extending their payables and using the float to stay alive... -49183;1364487594;mircea_popescu;instead using that as a nest egg to compete in the bitfinex/icbit scamspace ? -49182;1364487602;mircea_popescu;what the fuck is wrong with people! -49181;1364487604;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [-] -49180;1364487605;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.46 = 0.92 BTC [-] -49179;1364487607;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -49178;1364487620;mircea_popescu;no wonder it got slaughtered ;/ -49177;1364487624;jborkl;mp, can i get a deposit cleared -49176;1364487625;pgp;lol -49175;1364487645;leotreasure;me too please mircea -49174;1364487665;pgp;haven't you heard? there are no "grownups" over there... -49173;1364487679;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed. -49172;1364487685;jborkl;Thank you -49171;1364487690;mircea_popescu;pgp it's sad tho -49170;1364487715;mircea_popescu;i mean... there's a bridge and a hole and a line of people -49169;1364487723;mircea_popescu;everyone steps in the hole, falls to their death -49168;1364487731;mircea_popescu;it's getting weary to look at. -49167;1364487757;pgp;you can lead a horse to water... -49166;1364487795;mircea_popescu;"unskilled and unaware. how lacking metacognitive skills prevent internet tards from realising just how stupid they really are" -49165;1364487845;pgp;Socrates would approve of that statement - for sure... -49164;1364487876;mircea_popescu;pgp socrate would only approve of it if it were rephrased as aquestion. -49163;1364487947;pgp;lol -49162;1364488016;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -49161;1364488064;pgp;in any case, i think that all of the young, budding, bitcoin entrepreneurs out there should not the following: if it's worth doing then it's probably worth doing it well -49160;1364488085;pgp;"note" the following... -49159;1364488106;Bugpowdeer;yah -49158;1364488118;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -49157;1364488119;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0031 / 0.00319353 / 0.00448 (552590 shares, 1,764.71 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00341094 / 0.00499997 (686750 shares, 2,342.47 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00457092 / 0.0063799 (1703774 shares, 7,787.83 BTC) -49156;1364488143;mircea_popescu;pgp the budding bitcoin entreprewhatevers still have much more basic issues, such as for instance dealing with their daddy complexes -49155;1364488191;Bugpowdeer;coming up on 15:00... excited for some more volume! -49154;1364488204;Bugpowdeer;wake up san francisco, $100 is calling! -49153;1364488224;mircea_popescu;so basically s.dice has fallen, from 0.0032 per share when btc was 9 usd -49152;1364488229;mircea_popescu;to 0.0031 per share when btc is 90 -49151;1364488240;Bugpowdeer;yup -49150;1364488247;mircea_popescu;;;tickeer -49149;1364488249;gribble;Error: "tickeer" is not a valid command. -49148;1364488249;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -49147;1364488250;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 94.03900, Best ask: 94.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.16100, Last trade: 94.20000, 24 hour volume: 69119.18421854, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.46821 -49146;1364488259;mircea_popescu;;;calc 90.46821 * 319353 -49145;1364488259;gribble;28891294.2681 -49144;1364488263;mircea_popescu;awful. -49143;1364488278;pgp;it's all about your base currency frame of reference... -49142;1364488291;mircea_popescu;prolly should add the dividends in that calculation but im lazy -49141;1364488302;mircea_popescu;$depth s.dice -49140;1364488304;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: S.DICE Bids: ['5600 @ 0.0032', '3000 @ 0.00310001', '337063 @ 0.0031', '100 @ 0.00100121', '3000 @ 0.00100002'] -49139;1364488305;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['3000 @ 0.00398999', '12548 @ 0.00399997', '53154 @ 0.00399999', '3815 @ 0.00448', '9896 @ 0.00475'] -49138;1364488307;Bugpowdeer;and betting volume has fallen from ~200,000BTC / mo to ~200,000 BTC /mo -49137;1364488315;pgp;gross it by 50% or so then -49136;1364488323;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdeer ya but conversely, it failed to grow from 200k to 200k. -49135;1364488325;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -49134;1364488341;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [-] -49133;1364488346;pgp;lol -49132;1364488346;mircea_popescu;anyway, there's like 1-2k more at 31, after which 0.001 ? 0.0008 ? -49131;1364488368;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -49130;1364488369;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00060077 / 0.00060853 / 0.00061253 (59306 shares, 36.09 BTC), 7D: 0.00060001 / 0.00066987 / 0.00073756 (1728845 shares, 1,158.11 BTC), 30D: 0.00060001 / 0.00073582 / 0.00078628 (16755389 shares, 12,329.08 BTC) -49129;1364488372;Bugpowdeer;I doubt it trades for long under .003 -49128;1364488383;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 14 @ 0.446 = 6.244 BTC [-] -49127;1364488391;Bugpowdeer;expected dividends will be 1.33% /mo at .003 -49126;1364488394;thestringpuller;$depth s.mpoe -49125;1364488396;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdeer well here's the thing : if old blood sells s.dice to get btc to sell for usd to get a new car/house/gf -49124;1364488396;mpexbot;thestringpuller: S.MPOE Bids: ['14053 @ 0.00060778', '6420 @ 0.00060001', '100000 @ 0.0006', '20200 @ 0.00059977', '8272 @ 0.00058185'] -49123;1364488397;Bugpowdeer;assuming growth never returns -49122;1364488398;mpexbot;thestringpuller: Asks: ['2003 @ 0.00061111', '15900 @ 0.00061412', '11865 @ 0.00062464', '14100 @ 0.00062766', '1300 @ 0.00068293'] -49121;1364488408;mircea_popescu;and new blood buys btc and then goes and invests it in bitbillions and equivalents -49120;1364488420;thestringpuller;lol -49119;1364488424;mircea_popescu;i'm like fucking sysyphus over here, gotta start over educating the crowd -49118;1364488428;mircea_popescu;at the glbse moment. -49117;1364488434;mircea_popescu;sucks. -49116;1364488434;thestringpuller;;;ticker -49115;1364488435;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 94.49990, Best ask: 94.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00010, Last trade: 94.50000, 24 hour volume: 69356.59162769, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.48276 -49114;1364488450;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -49113;1364488451;gribble;90.33 -49112;1364488463;splnkr_;is anyone here NOT expecting a massive selloff at $100? -49111;1364488474;jborkl;.Satoshi Dice is all good- people need to remember there have been many distractions this month -49110;1364488478;mircea_popescu;splnkr_ i dunno. maybe. -49109;1364488482;jborkl;Avalon -49108;1364488488;jborkl;High BTC price -49107;1364488491;Bugpowdeer;I'm expecting one at $103 -49106;1364488496;splnkr_;or is there enough trading in other currencies that the USD psychological sell ceiling won't have that much of an impact? -49105;1364488501;jborkl;House break even so far -49104;1364488503;mircea_popescu;jborkl the main concern really is that with the inflow of new people drawn in by all the media exposure -49103;1364488510;mircea_popescu;there's a huge influx of scammers looking to fleece them -49102;1364488525;mircea_popescu;with a little bit of bad luck we might end up drowned to the point where scammer discourse becomes the central discourse of btc -49101;1364488531;pgp;this move up have been really stong, but the ride WILL get bumpy -49100;1364488532;mircea_popescu;that is a lot more concerning than any sort of crash -49099;1364488534;ThickAsThieves;i dont think selloff will be huge at $100 -49098;1364488540;jborkl;Well, that is true - it almost happened before -49097;1364488575;ThickAsThieves;we thought selloff at 30 and 50 too -49096;1364488577;mircea_popescu;so yeah... i want to ask everyone to be as vocal as time permits about what's what. -49095;1364488584;mircea_popescu;if scammers take over btc... there's no sort of future. -49094;1364488592;pgp;i agree, public perception matters more than anything else -49093;1364488603;mircea_popescu;pgp esp in the next 3-6 months. -49092;1364488604;jborkl;Ok, I like pointing out scammers- they are easy to find -49091;1364488611;jborkl;let me go to otc for a minute -49090;1364488611;mircea_popescu;and it doesn't take much to puncture scammer "consensus". -49089;1364488614;jborkl;lol -49088;1364488636;jborkl;in all seriousness , mp is correct -49087;1364488648;pgp;I've got some tullip bulbs for sale... -49086;1364488666;jborkl;I have to applaud mp for not being GLBSE and listing shitty products -49085;1364488678;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 5 @ 0.19997 = 0.9999 BTC [+] -49084;1364488685;pgp;agreed -49083;1364488691;mircea_popescu;applaud me when i'm dead. -49082;1364488698;mircea_popescu;meanwhile, there's stuff to do. -49081;1364488734;jborkl;ok, , I will go to the forum- shudders in disdain -49080;1364488742;pgp;yeah, like working on a snazzy new HTML5 GUI for mpex? -49079;1364488775;mircea_popescu;pgp you mean smickles' thing ? -49078;1364488803;splnkr_;it seems tough to analyze the amount of "black hat" types here... -49077;1364488811;pgp;just kidding -49076;1364488825;taub;mircea_popescu> that is a lot more concerning than any sort of crash -49075;1364488830;taub;what not kills you makes you stronger -49074;1364488835;splnkr_;my feeling is a large number of "unknown" miners are actually "white hats" that just want their BTC to be 100% private so they can use it without the oversight of prying eyes -49073;1364488843;taub;so community will have to learn to be vigilant -49072;1364488854;taub;if there is too much scamming going on -49071;1364488855;splnkr_;but of course some of them would love to run a 51% attack -49070;1364488866;mircea_popescu;taub myeah. -49069;1364488881;taub;dont think it will hurt in the long run -49068;1364488940;taub;oh, the 51% attack mh, that's kinda iffy -49067;1364488958;pgp;I agree that an emerging mining "oligarchy" could be cause for concern -49066;1364489005;splnkr_;i know i'm new here but i really want to be part of this discussion -49065;1364489028;splnkr_;i've been a miner/trader for only about 30 days, but what a wild ride -49064;1364489038;pgp;then by all means, discuss! -49063;1364489042;splnkr_;and can't lie that i'm more interested now that ever... -49062;1364489055;splnkr_;but as a miner, i feel like i have no incentive to collude with other miners -49061;1364489075;taub;its pretty hard to get blocks on your own isnt it -49060;1364489077;taub;? -49059;1364489087;splnkr_;oh sure taub, i'm in a mining pool -49058;1364489092;splnkr_;i don't mean that -49057;1364489096;pgp;yeah... -49056;1364489107;splnkr_;i mean actually knowing and coordinating with people beyond a simple mining pool -49055;1364489116;splnkr_;when i say collude -49054;1364489180;pgp;thin line between "coordinated mining collective" and collussion... semantics, really... -49053;1364489190;splnkr_;so as the network hashrate grows like crazy, it will then become prohibitively costly for a malicious party to purchase enough hardware to fork the chain, will it not? -49052;1364489209;splnkr_;assuming ASICS proliferate in the wild -49051;1364489227;taub;I keep hearing that word, its just a scam isn't it? -49050;1364489237;splnkr_;asic? the jury's out -49049;1364489269;ThickAsThieves;if a large entity decided to do a 51% attack, they'd just keep quiet til ready and do it -49048;1364489317;ThickAsThieves;i dont think it will come from pool collusion -49047;1364489325;ThickAsThieves;or anything like that -49046;1364489346;ThickAsThieves;altough the most recent fork incident... -49045;1364489529;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 100 -49044;1364489529;gribble;There are currently 16043.318 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 1572513.39873 USD in total. | Data vintage: 66.4927 seconds -49043;1364489535;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 90 -49042;1364489535;gribble;There are currently 5158.7942 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 472230.45431 USD in total. | Data vintage: 72.6336 seconds -49041;1364489563;jborkl;The fork was caused by a error, Slush did it (an accident) -49040;1364489572;ThickAsThieves;i' -49039;1364489584;ThickAsThieves;m just noting that the pools did collude to fix it -49038;1364489591;ThickAsThieves;they pulled an attacj -49037;1364489596;ThickAsThieves;"attack" -49036;1364489597;jborkl;We were all sent notification through bitcoind -49035;1364489610;ThickAsThieves;all? -49034;1364489617;jborkl;not just pools, anyone the mines and paid attention -49033;1364489635;ThickAsThieves;what if a false alarm were made? -49032;1364489653;ThickAsThieves;i'm just playing along here -49031;1364489656;jborkl;and what would it say? -49030;1364489672;jborkl;that would not make sense -49029;1364489729;ThickAsThieves;or how about -49028;1364489743;ThickAsThieves;whomever is making AMs chips -49027;1364489754;ThickAsThieves;leaks their next gen setup -49026;1364489755;MJR_;;;bc, prc -49025;1364489755;gribble;Error: "bc," is not a valid command. -49024;1364489783;ThickAsThieves;and someone makes a bunch before anyone else -49023;1364489786;ThickAsThieves;and takes over -49022;1364489786;jborkl;That needs to be fixed, too much is one group- BFL shipping will rebalance -49021;1364489803;ThickAsThieves;one protection -49020;1364489813;ThickAsThieves;is the cost is higher than the incentive -49019;1364489826;ThickAsThieves;unless your goal is simply to keill bitcoin in its current form -49018;1364489827;MJR_;;;bc,24hprc -49017;1364489828;gribble;90.39 -49016;1364489837;jborkl;10 million a month is mining revenue currently is passed around -49015;1364489846;MJR_;;;calc (90.39-41)/90.39 -49014;1364489846;gribble;0.546410001106 -49013;1364489849;jborkl;so, people protect that -49012;1364489856;ThickAsThieves;indeed -49011;1364489877;jborkl;A misbehaving node can be controlled -49010;1364489927;Chaang-Noi;what is this? not even a new ath while im gone :) -49009;1364489996;ThickAsThieves;we've been working so hard to get to 95 for you and now you complain! -49008;1364490020;Chaang-Noi;until we get to $10,000 i wont quit bitching! -49007;1364490022;Chaang-Noi;:) -49006;1364490054;Bugpowdeer;you will be bitching then "I shouldn't have sold everything at $150!" -49005;1364490062;Chaang-Noi;lol -49004;1364490082;Chaang-Noi;im an old perma bull -49003;1364490099;Chaang-Noi;when btcv was 3$ i was telling evey i knew to go all in -49002;1364490110;Chaang-Noi;and not sell til 1k -49001;1364490117;Chaang-Noi;not a joke -49000;1364490123;Chaang-Noi;they used to think i was crazy -48999;1364490266;Chaang-Noi;http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21964881 -48998;1364490279;Chaang-Noi;But bitcoin miners say thieves will struggle to keep up, as coin-generating technology becomes more sophisticated. -48997;1364490296;smickles;huh? -48996;1364490311;Chaang-Noi;its a quote found in the link -48995;1364490315;Chaang-Noi;click for context -48994;1364490319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14053 @ 0.00060778 = 8.5411 BTC [-] -48993;1364490319;Bugpowdeer;asic vs botnet -48992;1364490320;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2136 @ 0.00060001 = 1.2816 BTC [-] -48991;1364490325;Chaang-Noi;yeah -48990;1364490336;smickles;wow, isn't that an odd way of putting it -48989;1364490365;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.446 = 4.46 BTC [-] -48988;1364490396;Chaang-Noi;its the bbc -48987;1364490412;Chaang-Noi;they are talking to people like my mom -48986;1364490439;Chaang-Noi;http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-03-28/bitcoin-may-be-the-global-economys-last-safe-haven#p2 -48985;1364490440;smickles;In other news, my daughter is pissed at this plastic chain. she put it together, but can't yet figure how to take it apart -48984;1364490446;Chaang-Noi;if you missed it, best one in a liong fucknig time -48983;1364490479;Chaang-Noi;swmickles everyone in the world being told about bitcoin is a good thing :/ -48982;1364490489;smickles;lol, what's with that pic ath the beginning? -48981;1364490493;Chaang-Noi;even if its dumped down to retard level -48980;1364490514;Chaang-Noi;they all think btc is up cuz cypruz -48979;1364490529;ThickAsThieves;btc is up because btc is up -48978;1364490535;jcpham;what's new -48977;1364490544;jcpham;no way i'm paying $100 for bitcoins -48976;1364490544;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -48975;1364490545;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 94.68001, Best ask: 94.94999, Bid-ask spread: 0.26998, Last trade: 94.68001, 24 hour volume: 67839.20759077, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.71155 -48974;1364490549;jcpham;that's crazy talk -48973;1364490576;Chaang-Noi;you will pay all you have in fiat for $100 btc when market price is north of $1000 -48972;1364490594;Chaang-Noi;google stock is $800 and they have billions of them -48971;1364490656;Bugpowdeer;I wish I had linked the first page of that article instead of the second. D'Oh! -48970;1364490678;Chaang-Noi;thatartical is the first i evar hear d of asics -48969;1364490690;Chaang-Noi;http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-03-28/bitcoin-may-be-the-global-economys-last-safe-haven -48968;1364490693;Chaang-Noi;sorry -48967;1364490717;Bugpowdeer;nothing worse than fucking up a link you tweet out -48966;1364490720;Bugpowdeer;NOTHING -48965;1364490735;Chaang-Noi;i assumed you would have read the link before tweeting it out -48964;1364490747;MJR_;ethnic cleansing may be worse...MAY -48963;1364490748;Chaang-Noi;the #p2 at the end gave it away -48962;1364490757;MJR_;jk -48961;1364490763;Chaang-Noi;MJR_ you must be new here -48960;1364490768;Chaang-Noi;ok jk, okay then :) -48959;1364490803;smickles;Chaang-Noi: well, the whole world being told about bitcoin being 'hilarious' isn't so nifty -48958;1364490886;Chaang-Noi;before it was btc a scam -48957;1364490893;Chaang-Noi;or ponzi for drugs and cp -48956;1364490904;Chaang-Noi;world news is slowly warming -48955;1364490906;Bugpowdeer;now its a joke on the global financial system -48954;1364490922;Chaang-Noi;now its,. hahaha world banks suck... bitcoin??? -48953;1364490934;taub;doesnt matter -48952;1364490939;Chaang-Noi;wait for holy fuckig shit buy BTC nowwwwS!@!!!! -48951;1364490941;taub;any exposure helps -48950;1364490947;Chaang-Noi;yes -48949;1364490956;Chaang-Noi;no fucking doubt -48948;1364490973;Chaang-Noi;there is always a percent of the population that will do what they are told not to do -48947;1364490996;Chaang-Noi;once btc is THE system we can worry about what they print not if they print -48946;1364491015;Chaang-Noi;oh, btw im a perma bull -48945;1364491042;Chaang-Noi;zup DeaDTerra -48944;1364491256;Chaang-Noi;you gona get gored:) -48943;1364491285;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 100 -48942;1364491286;gribble;There are currently 14210.284 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 1394105.41065 USD in total. | Data vintage: 31.3003 seconds -48941;1364491306;Chaang-Noi;even if we correct im a long term btc bull, i aint selling -48940;1364491362;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.33904992 = 339.0499 BTC [+] -48939;1364491376;smickles;;;calc 61/(1-.339) -48938;1364491376;gribble;92.2844175492 -48937;1364491385;smickles;;;ticker -48936;1364491386;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 94.45001, Best ask: 94.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.44999, Last trade: 94.90000, 24 hour volume: 66648.47894810, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.82810 -48935;1364491400;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -48934;1364491401;gribble;90.65 -48933;1364491412;Chaang-Noi;i have champagne on ice, hope i can have it for brekfast :) -48932;1364491688;smickles;Chaang-Noi: if you had to guess, today, tomorrow, or neither? -48931;1364491750;ThickAsThieves;you mean hitting 100? -48930;1364491787;smickles;yeah -48929;1364491798;smickles;and did apple ban bitcoin? -48928;1364491905;ThickAsThieves;i dont see any reason why the next 24 hours wont be just like the last, we'll hover somewhere under 100 til about 6:30UTC, and then break 100 -48927;1364491959;Chaang-Noi;smickles i dont know cuz the massive weekend for the zobarz -48926;1364491959;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1078 = 0.4312 BTC [+] -48925;1364491980;Chaang-Noi;smickes apple did! but then now its back -48924;1364491990;Chaang-Noi;so i bought an apple computer -48923;1364492016;Chaang-Noi;some people fear 100 and then correction so sell before 100 -48922;1364492026;Chaang-Noi;and thus with the long weekend a hard fight (maybe) -48921;1364492036;Chaang-Noi;then again, its only 1 fucking million fiat -48920;1364492068;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 98.99 -48919;1364492069;gribble;There are currently 8654.7753 bitcoins offered at or under 98.99 USD, worth 836893.149398 USD in total. | Data vintage: 44.7241 seconds -48918;1364492070;Chaang-Noi;i mean smickles -48917;1364492078;Chaang-Noi;iv been drinki9ng -48916;1364492538;Chaang-Noi;will gox be open friday? -48915;1364492542;Chaang-Noi;i mean the staff? -48914;1364492555;Chaang-Noi;cuz all the perv at home doing nothing then getting fiat in accounts might buy it up -48913;1364492688;jurov;mtgox doesn't accept anime? or at least hentai? -48912;1364492738;ThickAsThieves;http://google-opensource.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/taking-stand-on-open-source-and-patents.html -48911;1364493000;jurov;fudr.us down D-': now how we'll live without it? -48910;1364493112;kakobrekla;hi -48909;1364493115;kakobrekla;what did i miss -48908;1364493292;Diablo-D3;http://codinginmysleep.com/one-billion-dollars/ -48907;1364493317;Chaang-Noi;jurov what? -48906;1364493328;Chaang-Noi;hentai? wtf -48905;1364493353;Chaang-Noi;yes d3 already drunk cuz -48904;1364493355;jurov;they can accept it to be independent from banks -48903;1364493369;Chaang-Noi;context? -48902;1364493369;jurov;as a funding/withdrawal method -48901;1364493398;jurov;available always, including weekends and free days -48900;1364493409;Chaang-Noi;ok -48899;1364493491;Chaang-Noi;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Sullivan -48898;1364493643;Chaang-Noi;http://www2.egovlink.com/press-release-bitcoin.cfm -48897;1364493857;Chaang-Noi;this chan is dead? -48896;1364493865;kakobrekla;wut -48895;1364493894;Chaang-Noi;guess not:) -48894;1364493908;ThickAsThieves;trying to actually get some non-bitcoin work done -48893;1364493922;Chaang-Noi;there is such a thing anymore? :) -48892;1364493923;jurov;well i just tried to provide some entertainment -48891;1364493959;leotreasure;blockchain down? -48890;1364493984;jurov;no works from here -48889;1364493997;Chaang-Noi;http://blockchain.info/ works here -48888;1364494007;leotreasure;wallet page down? -48887;1364494014;Chaang-Noi;no idea -48886;1364494021;leotreasure;actually dw -48885;1364494027;leotreasure;it's down for me tho :( -48884;1364494038;Chaang-Noi;https://blockchain.info/wallet/ -48883;1364494042;Chaang-Noi;this works fro me -48882;1364494080;deadweasel;i can get into mine. -48881;1364494099;Chaang-Noi;why do you use an online wallet site? -48880;1364494110;Chaang-Noi;is this not mybitcoin all over again? -48879;1364494184;Chaang-Noi;ltc trucking up "/ -48878;1364494453;Chaang-Noi;who here smokes cigars from time to time? -48877;1364494525;kakobrekla;i did cigarilos sometimes -48876;1364494549;kakobrekla;kinda like those -48875;1364494559;unbalanced;Here we go people... about to hit $100 CAD on Virtex https://www.cavirtex.com/orderbook -- now at $99.99 -48874;1364494599;deadweasel;Chaang-Noi: I use it as a hot wallet. -48873;1364494623;abracadabra;CAD? -48872;1364494624;abracadabra;pffft -48871;1364494640;abracadabra;isn't that like ixcoin or something? -48870;1364494678;unbalanced;Heh... it's the alt-fiat of the future -48869;1364494693;unbalanced;CAD that is -48868;1364494722;Chaang-Noi;holding usd or cad.... -48867;1364494731;Chaang-Noi;if i had to hold id do 50 each -48866;1364494812;unbalanced;100 CAD is just a little 300 BTC wall away. -48865;1364494848;jurov;http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2013/03/28/tradehill-exchange-adds-dark-pools-of-bitcoin-liquidity/ -48864;1364494854;jurov;^ now there's some hot air -48863;1364494936;Chaang-Noi;yup -48862;1364494944;Chaang-Noi;trade hill looooool -48861;1364494958;Chaang-Noi;i exchange more than they do -48860;1364494972;ThickAsThieves;how does a dark pool not still influence price... -48859;1364494992;Chaang-Noi;a real ojne would -48858;1364495026;ThickAsThieves;i can see how it helps not influence price superficially -48857;1364495041;ThickAsThieves;but in the end, more asks is more asks -48856;1364495056;pgp;tradehill = douche bags -48855;1364495076;Chaang-Noi;i dont trust the fuckers, esp as they want dead gox codes -48854;1364495315;Chaang-Noi;as a goat i love cuban cigarz, -48853;1364495322;Chaang-Noi;you can chew on them forevar -48852;1364495346;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [+] -48851;1364495394;pgp;it is amusing 10k min to open an account, but only 5k in gox code... So amateurish... -48850;1364495405;ThickAsThieves;i like the smell of cigars but the taste and feel makes me feel like cancer is growing in my mouth :/ -48849;1364495432;ThickAsThieves;maybe i just havent had a good enough cigar -48848;1364495588;error4733;!last m s.dice -48847;1364495588;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.0031 BTC [-] -48846;1364495665;error4733;http://www.teevault.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Now-Panic-and-Freak-Out-Tshirt.jpg -48845;1364495744;mircea_popescu;http://www2.egovlink.com/press-release-bitcoin.cfm ahem -48844;1364495769;mircea_popescu;This guidance clarified the rules, and opened the door allowing municipalities to accept Bitcoin. Government entities accepting Bitcoins is a natural evolution, as Bitcoin becomes more popular. -48843;1364495773;kakobrekla;lol i got an email from slovenian finance paper -48842;1364495775;mircea_popescu;Now municipalities can offer their citizens another option in paying for services like permits, utilities, class or event registration, shelter reservations, or even parking tickets. -48841;1364495782;kakobrekla;askin about bitcoin -48840;1364495786;kakobrekla;if its dying -48839;1364495789;kakobrekla;or is it a scam -48838;1364495791;kakobrekla;rofl -48837;1364495802;mircea_popescu;the press is ahead of the curve. -48836;1364495809;kakobrekla;haha -48835;1364495840;kakobrekla;well apparently they want to write about it - ill try to stop too much idiocy -48834;1364495879;mircea_popescu;gl -48833;1364495885;mircea_popescu;uphill battle. -48832;1364495911;kakobrekla;yeah -48831;1364496218;error4733;mp what do you thinks about last SD trade ? -48830;1364496389;arij;#btct -48829;1364496391;arij;oops -48828;1364496397;arij;guess thats not a channel -48827;1364496489;mircea_popescu;error4733 nothing, what'd i think ? -48826;1364496491;ThickAsThieves;is there a BTCT chan? -48825;1364496536;mircea_popescu;o wow there's a mepx chan -48824;1364496605;smickles;*an mpex -48823;1364496606;arij;i guess no btct chan.. i was just looking for it -48822;1364496634;smickles;unless you are saying "mee-pecks" -48821;1364497023;error4733;mp :dunno, last time your analyze was jsut small sell but the big actor stay in -48820;1364497135;error4733;but when you see this you shit brick : 467`937 S.DICE @ 0.00310000BTC = 1`450.60470000BTC. -48819;1364497350;smickles;;;calc 1450*7 -48818;1364497351;gribble;10150 -48817;1364497361;smickles;;;calc 1450*94 -48816;1364497361;gribble;136300 -48815;1364497557;error4733;haha thanx, true, it's only 135K$ of 35M$ -48814;1364497648;iz;;;ticker -48813;1364497648;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.89001, Best ask: 94.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10999, Last trade: 94.00000, 24 hour volume: 64052.68029751, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 91.26068 -48812;1364497876;jborkl;SD price at .0031 compared to januaru yield of .0002 or feb yield of .0001 (dont remember feb # of the top of mmy head -48811;1364497920;mircea_popescu;error4733 a that. hehe yeah, kinda blows a hole in that theory huh -48810;1364497967;jborkl;SD canvhave a bad month here and there.nothing to panic about -48809;1364498042;jborkl;in sept i think. SD had a negative month.people panicked on lost out on great months after -48808;1364498093;jborkl;late last year.i dont remember when exactly -48807;1364498123;mircea_popescu;i think it was sept -48806;1364498127;mircea_popescu;or maybe oct -48805;1364498145;error4733;i thinks is not about negative month it's about btc rise -48804;1364498150;mircea_popescu;right after ipo s.dice had a string of disasters. first pirate blew up within a week of ipo, froze markets for like a month -48803;1364498156;mircea_popescu;then they had a red month -48802;1364498156;mircea_popescu;etc. -48801;1364498174;error4733;yes same price 0.0032 -48800;1364498186;error4733;but with btc @6$... -48799;1364498203;jborkl;its been all good since then.weak hands just getting shaken out -48798;1364498228;error4733;so you thinks SD value is 35M$ ? -48797;1364498251;jborkl;i am not a advisor -48796;1364498314;mircea_popescu;depends how you look at it error4733 -48795;1364498326;mircea_popescu;yahoo recently paid 500mn for a bs service of summarizing newsfeeds. -48794;1364498366;mircea_popescu;it probably won't even use it for anything. -48793;1364498450;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -48792;1364498629;deadweasel;google and yahoo and microsoft do that all the time. just to squish competition and get patents. -48791;1364498843;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 21 @ 0.09 = 1.89 BTC [-] -48790;1364498857;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1021 BTC [+] -48789;1364498861;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.102 = 2.04 BTC [-] -48788;1364498984;Bugpowder;SP500 all time high -48787;1364499009;taub;btceur looking p bad on btc24 -48786;1364499024;taub;66 eur more likely than you think -48785;1364499051;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -48784;1364499054;gribble;There are currently 34619556 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9415217.04575 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0176 seconds -48783;1364499057;taub;maybe i should move to that exchange -48782;1364499058;taub;... no fees -48781;1364499073;taub;and no api either i think -48780;1364499090;taub;make markets by hand all day -48779;1364499125;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.37100001 = 2.968 BTC [+] -48778;1364499126;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.371 = 0.742 BTC [-] -48777;1364499127;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.37045 BTC [-] -48776;1364499129;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.3703 = 3.3327 BTC [-] -48775;1364499130;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 21 @ 0.37025 = 7.7753 BTC [-] -48774;1364499131;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.37 = 3.33 BTC [-] -48773;1364499431;taub;oh it has an api -48772;1364499550;smickles;any website has an api. the website is the api -48771;1364499566;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -48770;1364499566;gribble;There are currently 34622807 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9714550.54955 USD in total. | Data vintage: 93.5517 seconds -48769;1364499575;Bugpowder;here comes a minirally -48768;1364499642;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -48767;1364499643;gribble;0 seconds -48766;1364499649;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 96 -48765;1364499653;gribble;There are currently 4669.9555 bitcoins offered at or under 96.0 USD, worth 445174.658652 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0018 seconds -48764;1364499917;smickles;jeebus, 'merica doin' practice nuke runs over korea -48763;1364500030;taub;what a shitty site :? -48762;1364500040;smickles;which? -48761;1364500046;taub;bitcoin 24 -48760;1364500046;Bugpowder;just a little pre workout warmup flex -48759;1364500125;Bugpowder;Back in college, was on the roof of a waterfront brownstone for a 4th of July party. B2 bomber did a flyby down the Charles River. Was DOPE. Felt very patriotic. :-P -48758;1364500157;smickles;I used to live near the AFB where most of them are stationed -48757;1364500180;smickles;at some angles those things were practically invisible -48756;1364500198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4284 @ 0.00060001 = 2.5704 BTC [-] -48755;1364500200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2845 @ 0.0006 = 1.707 BTC [-] -48754;1364500232;ThickAsThieves;Bug, I used to live in Brighton, and Southie -48753;1364500289;jborkl;mp, can I get a deposit cleared -48752;1364500344;smickles;he might not hilight on 'mp' -48751;1364500364;jborkl;true, thanks -48750;1364500392;jborkl;micrea_popescu , can I get a deposit cleared -48749;1364500499;mircea_popescu;flushed again -48748;1364500512;mircea_popescu;why do you string them out like that anyway ? -48747;1364500609;jborkl;I am moving money around, and that is what I have at the time. I will bunch them up -48746;1364500628;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [-] -48745;1364500650;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 10 @ 0.003 = 0.03 BTC [-] -48744;1364500675;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.00203 = 0.0041 BTC [-] -48743;1364500748;mircea_popescu;aite -48742;1364500755;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 987 @ 0.00201 = 1.9839 BTC [-] -48741;1364500934;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -48740;1364500934;gribble;There are currently 34623740 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9797949.0585 USD in total. | Data vintage: 6.5180 seconds -48739;1364500940;Bugpowder;creeping up to atm -48738;1364500942;Bugpowder;ath -48737;1364500997;ThickAsThieves;on bitfloor? -48736;1364501009;ThickAsThieves;ATH was 95.70 -48735;1364501083;Bugpowder;bid total -48734;1364501130;ThickAsThieves;oh sry -48733;1364501345;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -48732;1364501346;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.44888888 = 1.3467 BTC [-] -48731;1364501348;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 26 @ 0.446 = 11.596 BTC [-] -48730;1364501349;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.445 = 4.45 BTC [-] -48729;1364501892;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 14 @ 0.73 = 10.22 BTC [+] -48728;1364502113;bowjob;;;ticker -48727;1364502113;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.51007, Best ask: 94.23500, Bid-ask spread: 0.72493, Last trade: 93.51006, 24 hour volume: 63226.19879144, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 91.59074 -48726;1364502143;bowjob;just woke up -48725;1364502147;bowjob;*yawn -48724;1364502331;burnside;I missed a pretty good conversation earlier. Namworld you're confusing things tho. burnside isn't touching fiat afaik. -48723;1364502401;Bowjob_;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160292.msg1692107;boardseen#new -48722;1364502614;burnside;So yeah, BTC Trading Corp is based in Belize. It has a native Belize corporate director. It has no bank accounts anywhere. It does not touch USD. -48721;1364502699;ThickAsThieves;Bow, that link is so sad if its true -48720;1364502710;bowjob;it doesnt ;look fake -48719;1364502713;bowjob;ill check thwe pixels -48718;1364502715;ThickAsThieves;indeed -48717;1364502722;Bugpowder;Even if its not, it is true for many businesses in Cyprus -48716;1364502733;ThickAsThieves;hideous thing -48715;1364502837;benkay;i want to see! what is thing? -48714;1364502853;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160292.msg1692107 -48713;1364502899;benkay;ahahahaha -48712;1364502904;benkay;i mean -48711;1364502905;benkay;sucks -48710;1364502924;benkay;dangers of operating out of a russian owned tax haven -48709;1364502933;benkay;in a fucked up fake continental government -48708;1364502949;benkay;thanks thieves. -48707;1364502976;benkay;is this massive freezing of funds s.o.p. for cypress? i was under the impression they were just getting a 10% asset haircut. -48706;1364502982;benkay;er, holdings? -48705;1364502982;Bugpowder;no nono -48704;1364502991;Bugpowder;40% officially, with total frozen -48703;1364502998;Bugpowder;up to 80% possibly though -48702;1364503000;benkay;who 40% haircut? -48701;1364503002;benkay;wow -48700;1364503007;Bugpowder;everything over 100k -48699;1364503015;benkay;wow -48698;1364503018;benkay;just. wow. -48697;1364503027;Bugpowder;this is the alternative to taking the under 100k stuff -48696;1364503031;benkay;right -48695;1364503034;benkay;fuck the business owners -48694;1364503046;Bugpowder;this is why bitcoin is exploding upwards, yah know! -48693;1364503048;benkay;people who add real value to your economy -48692;1364503085;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.88 = 5.64 BTC [+] -48691;1364503095;Bugpowder;also, eurozone minister has said that due to lack of contaigon from this move means that they will look at this for recapitalization of any euro country. -48690;1364503104;Bugpowder;its a BFD -48689;1364503205;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.479 = 0.958 BTC [+] -48688;1364503370;benkay;nice -48687;1364503373;benkay;down with the eu -48686;1364503389;benkay;may they rot in the statist hell of their own fabrication -48685;1364503686;mircea_popescu;"democracy is the theory that people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard" -48684;1364503757;ThickAsThieves;:/ -48683;1364503964;mircea_popescu;which is why we have the "zero euro tolerance policy" to go witgh the earlier "zero usd tolerance policy" -48682;1364504046;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.445 = 3.56 BTC [-] -48681;1364504052;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder who said that/where ? -48680;1364504115;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.73 = 5.84 BTC [+] -48679;1364504166;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -48678;1364504167;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -48677;1364504242;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.74 = 8.14 BTC [+] -48676;1364504259;mircea_popescu;At Berenberg Bank in London, chief economist Holger Schmieding said the lesson is that “countries will take a lot of pain to stay in the eurozone. The glue that holds the eurozone together remains strong.” -48675;1364504264;mircea_popescu;i guess we know which bank is going away next. -48674;1364504282;bitesak;;;ticker -48673;1364504283;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.50003, Best ask: 93.92000, Bid-ask spread: 0.41997, Last trade: 93.92000, 24 hour volume: 62212.42069655, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 91.71323 -48672;1364504286;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 19 @ 0.412 = 7.828 BTC [-] -48671;1364504411;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: I saw it somewhere yesterday. -48670;1364504420;mircea_popescu;i sourced it meanwhile. -48669;1364504437;mircea_popescu;Dijsselbloem dood. -48668;1364504479;mircea_popescu;agricultural economist of great repute. -48667;1364504546;mircea_popescu;bright mind behind the sns real nationalisation earlier this year. -48666;1364504967;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -48665;1364504976;deadweasel;btcquick seems to be out of coins too. -48664;1364505140;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159935.msg1692099#msg1692099 -48663;1364505144;mircea_popescu;coinbase fucks up more. -48662;1364505151;mircea_popescu;because there was really room or need for it. -48661;1364505193;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.721 BTC [-] -48660;1364505291;pgp;unbeliable.. -48659;1364505302;jborkl;DeathandTaxes is always pretty funny to read -48658;1364505319;bowjob;ltc seems to be rising -48657;1364505343;pgp;coinbase (not CERN) discovers the antiBitcoin... -48656;1364505355;mircea_popescu;heh -48655;1364505366;mircea_popescu;Transisto hey, is cavirtex your thing ? -48654;1364505545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.449 = 1.347 BTC [+] -48653;1364505547;kakobrekla;i know someone (not me) got more than they should -48652;1364505549;kakobrekla;from base -48651;1364505667;deadweasel;kakobrekla: i've been trying to send teh extra 30btc they put in my account several times. never confirms though... -48650;1364505686;deadweasel;Those 30BTC reappear about twice a week, then they are gone. -48649;1364505691;kakobrekla;oh yeah, frequent occurance, i can proxy that for you -48648;1364505706;kakobrekla;oh -48647;1364505708;kakobrekla;nvm -48646;1364505719;kakobrekla;i thought you got em off -48645;1364505750;mircea_popescu;maybe it's for a mpex acct reg. -48644;1364505811;pgp;its folks like coinbase that are the real threat to bitcoin... -48643;1364505862;deadweasel;I think it's honest ineptitude. -48642;1364505885;deadweasel;they don't have the staff or know-how to keep the whole venture together. -48641;1364505949;pgp;unfortunate -48640;1364505993;pgp;important lesson from youth - don't bite off more than you can chew... -48639;1364506026;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.391 = 3.91 BTC [+] -48638;1364506027;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.39099999 = 3.91 BTC [-] -48637;1364506091;taub;storm brewing -48636;1364506155;deadweasel;taub, is that BTC based coffee haus? ;p -48635;1364506166;bowjob;ooh, i got some coffee for BTC -48634;1364506182;bowjob;whole beans, i had to grind it myself -48633;1364506271;Bugpowder;uh oh -48632;1364506281;bowjob;;;ticker -48631;1364506282;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.50003, Best ask: 94.20987, Bid-ask spread: 0.70984, Last trade: 94.20987, 24 hour volume: 61725.33652781, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 91.83414 -48630;1364506288;bowjob;;;goxlag -48629;1364506288;Bugpowder;ohhh noooo -48628;1364506289;gribble;34.970504 seconds -48627;1364506296;bowjob;? -48626;1364506304;Bugpowder;5000 BTC dump -48625;1364506322;Bugpowder;half a milli yo! -48624;1364506333;pgp;wow -48623;1364506366;Bugpowder;now how will the market respond -48622;1364506375;pgp;i think gox runs on a comodore 64 -48621;1364506378;bowjob;umm. buy? -48620;1364506434;benkay;;;goxlag -48619;1364506435;gribble;121.671051 seconds -48618;1364506441;ThickAsThieves;the bid is 1 higher than the as on clarkmoody -48617;1364506446;ThickAsThieves;hehe -48616;1364506449;ThickAsThieves;ask* -48615;1364506519;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -48614;1364506521;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006 / 0.00060667 / 0.00061111 (71731 shares, 43.52 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.00066734 / 0.00073756 (1700409 shares, 1,134.76 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.00073559 / 0.00078628 (16751673 shares, 12,322.39 BTC) -48613;1364506521;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -48612;1364506522;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.50010, Best ask: 92.56500, Bid-ask spread: 0.06490, Last trade: 92.50010, 24 hour volume: 61725.33652781, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 91.83414 -48611;1364506531;mircea_popescu;;;calc 606670 * 91.83414 -48610;1364506532;gribble;55713017.7138 -48609;1364506534;mircea_popescu;MWHAHAHAHA -48608;1364506535;ThickAsThieves;coinlab is current it seems 94 -48607;1364506539;mircea_popescu;FIRST! -48606;1364506552;ThickAsThieves;? -48605;1364506582;deadweasel;$55 Million in 24 hrs. -48604;1364506590;deadweasel;wait -48603;1364506615;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/317359515882385408 -48602;1364506635;ThickAsThieves;oh you! -48601;1364506644;ThickAsThieves;grats! -48600;1364506644;mircea_popescu;ta-nanana -48599;1364506678;bowjob;;;ticker -48598;1364506678;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.50003, Best ask: 93.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.34997, Last trade: 93.50002, 24 hour volume: 61725.33652781, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 91.83414 -48597;1364506682;damientrog;congrats -48596;1364506696;ThickAsThieves;took that selloff like a champ too -48595;1364506729;Uglux;lol dat background on twitter -48594;1364506739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00398996 = 7.9799 BTC [+] -48593;1364506755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00060104 = 1.2622 BTC [+] -48592;1364506759;ThickAsThieves;mp you look a lot diff in some pics -48591;1364506768;ThickAsThieves;are some from years ago? -48590;1364506777;Bugpowder;lyke sometimes u so sexxy -48589;1364506783;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00061412 = 9.2118 BTC [+] -48588;1364506783;Bugpowder;but sometimes not -48587;1364506785;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well the one on twitter background is from like 2004 -48586;1364506797;pgp;lol -48585;1364506798;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i think that depends on who's taking da pix -48584;1364506807;Bugpowder;thats from his OKcupid profile -48583;1364506814;ThickAsThieves;sometimes you look like a professor, some like a folsky metrosexual :) -48582;1364506824;ThickAsThieves;folksy* -48581;1364506825;Bugpowder;sometimes a terrorist -48580;1364506832;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00398997 = 5.3865 BTC [+] -48579;1364506842;Bugpowder;S.DICE RALLY -48578;1364506848;ThickAsThieves;lol -48577;1364506849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00061412 = 0.5527 BTC [+] -48576;1364506867;Bugpowder;jborkl is making some buys -48575;1364506897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00062188 = 5.4104 BTC [+] -48574;1364506916;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves "Seemingly, but within that basic framework there are many subtle variations only discernible to an acute observer that reflect the many moods, the many shades, the many sides of George Costanza." -48573;1364506928;bowjob;;;ticker -48572;1364506929;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.00001, Best ask: 93.84000, Bid-ask spread: 0.83999, Last trade: 93.84000, 24 hour volume: 65843.44932600, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 91.98969 -48571;1364506970;ThickAsThieves;"Everyone's blessed with one special thing." ~ Dirk Diggler -48570;1364506982;pgp;lol -48569;1364507084;pgp;looks like bitfinex is down... -48568;1364507093;ThickAsThieves;mp, i do hope you've seen Boogie Nights -48567;1364507115;mircea_popescu;nope -48566;1364507119;ThickAsThieves;oh man -48565;1364507123;KRS-1;man.. -48564;1364507128;ThickAsThieves;i have a feeling you'll LOVE it -48563;1364507133;pgp;gotta see it -48562;1364507134;mircea_popescu;i can't stand julienne moore -48561;1364507139;KRS-1;yea gotta see it -48560;1364507145;ThickAsThieves;yeah she's a little freaky looking -48559;1364507159;ThickAsThieves;but it's a great flick imo -48558;1364507163;pgp;i think julliane moore will surprise you in this movie -48557;1364507165;mircea_popescu;she's liek the embodiment of why gingers are alien evil things -48556;1364507196;Bugpowder;oh man -48555;1364507203;Bugpowder;she is great in that movie -48554;1364507208;Bugpowder;what a great movie -48553;1364507209;pgp;can anyone else get to bitfinex? -48552;1364507213;Bugpowder;I need to watch that again -48551;1364507214;bowjob;All right. My Casa coin is here, I will pick it up -48550;1364507216;bowjob;Wooooot -48549;1364507217;Bugpowder;been 10 years -48548;1364507228;ThickAsThieves;its great not because its about porn too -48547;1364507235;ThickAsThieves;its just great -48546;1364507242;bowjob;I usually chuck coins around.. this one is gonna be precious -48545;1364507291;mircea_popescu;lol okay, i'll add it to the list -48544;1364507321;mircea_popescu;if i get pissed off and end up whipping innocenty bystander nude girlies it'll be on your collective conscience. -48543;1364507327;pgp;yikes: http://www.bitcoinity.org/markets?currency=USD&exchange=btce -48542;1364507355;smickles;btce does shit like that sometimes -48541;1364507371;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 987 @ 0.34793577 = 343.4126 BTC [+] -48540;1364507382;smickles;;;market --sell 700 -48539;1364507382;gribble;A market order to sell 700 bitcoins right now would net 64397.2774 USD and would take the last price down to 91.5000 USD, resulting in an average price of 91.9961 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 44.7079 seconds -48538;1364507391;mircea_popescu;massive sellof -48537;1364507393;ThickAsThieves;no, you'd get pissed if i told you to watch Magnolia -48536;1364507397;smickles;on gox that wouldn't have gone so far -48535;1364507419;mircea_popescu;i think this is it, we only got so far so i could have my 50mn landmark -48534;1364507424;ThickAsThieves;or maybe you'd like it -48533;1364507425;mircea_popescu;fasten buttbelts, we're going to 35 -48532;1364507435;ThickAsThieves;its the best worst movie ive seen -48531;1364507445;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 1000 @ 0.32624087 = 326.2409 BTC [+] -48530;1364507447;pgp;agreed, terrible -48529;1364507513;bowjob;yeap. back to single digits -48528;1364507514;Diablo-D3;!ticker -48527;1364507515;assbot;Yeah. No damn tobacco, that's for sure. -48526;1364507516;bowjob;;;ticker -48525;1364507517;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.28000, Best ask: 93.38999, Bid-ask spread: 0.10999, Last trade: 93.28000, 24 hour volume: 66005.58663438, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.00435 -48524;1364507518;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -48523;1364507519;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.28000, Best ask: 93.38999, Bid-ask spread: 0.10999, Last trade: 93.28000, 24 hour volume: 66005.58663438, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.00435 -48522;1364507527;bowjob;Sell off of USD? -48521;1364507537;Bugpowder;huh? -48520;1364507540;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/chart.png?width=940&m=mtgoxUSD&SubmitButton=Draw&r=2&i=&c=0&s=&e=&Prev=&Next=&t=S&b=&a1=&m1=10&a2=&m2=25&x=0&i1=&i2=&i3=&i4=&v=1&cv=0&ps=0&l=0&p=0& -48519;1364507545;Bugpowder;Just got off the phone with Tesla -48518;1364507546;pgp;i wouldn't be surprised to see a selloff down to the 60's -48517;1364507555;Bugpowder;test drive on Saturday, after the Audi visit -48516;1364507557;ThickAsThieves;thats a big red boner -48515;1364507568;Bugpowder;pgp, we will probably hit the 60s and bounce right back -48514;1364507577;Bugpowder;maybe this weekend -48513;1364507582;pgp;i agree as well -48512;1364507586;ThickAsThieves;i am not seeing this drop you speak of -48511;1364507589;ThickAsThieves;94 -48510;1364507598;mircea_popescu;i said selloff not drop. -48509;1364507603;Bugpowder;I have quite the stack in gox ready to go -48508;1364507615;bowjob;It's just means weak hands going to strong hands -48507;1364507616;bowjob;thats all -48506;1364507619;Bugpowder;lol -48505;1364507624;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.30475646 = 304.7565 BTC [+] -48504;1364507627;Bugpowder;I'm so weeeek -48503;1364507643;ThickAsThieves;Tesla is just stroger than you -48502;1364507645;smickles;options have been closing out, eh? -48501;1364507663;Bugpowder;the guy selling this options is literally an idiot -48500;1364507675;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -48499;1364507676;Bugpowder;(sorry if you are listening) -48498;1364507677;gribble;91.87 -48497;1364507679;mircea_popescu;smickles slowly yeah -48496;1364507683;pgp;that's right - lots of new entrants - they'll run for cover at the first sign of trouble -48495;1364507694;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i've noticed the low ones are selling, like 610 630 -48494;1364507704;mircea_popescu;maybe he judges the potential upside not worth the risk. -48493;1364507712;smickles;lol, Bugpowder I was about to ask if that was you :D -48492;1364507715;Bugpowder;hmmm -48491;1364507720;pgp;more selling at BTC-e... -48490;1364507723;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.36 BTC [-] -48489;1364507723;Bugpowder;what is the time premium on them right now -48488;1364507734;mircea_popescu;pretty much nothing. -48487;1364507752;mircea_popescu;but something like this : got them around 10, selling them for 30something is 3x his capital. -48486;1364507756;mircea_popescu;why wait for maybe 4x ? -48485;1364507774;ThickAsThieves;maybe wants to cash out? -48484;1364507783;Bugpowder;;;calc (91.87-65)/91.87 -48483;1364507783;gribble;0.292478502231 -48482;1364507800;Bugpowder;;;calc .30475-(91.87-65)/91.87 -48481;1364507800;gribble;0.0122714977686 -48480;1364507820;Bugpowder;;;calc (.30475-(91.87-65)/91.87)*91.87 -48479;1364507821;gribble;1.1273825 -48478;1364507830;Bugpowder;hmm -48477;1364507838;Bugpowder;ok. It's not idiocy -48476;1364507884;Bugpowder;not sure if I agree with it but, vwap is effectively priced at 93.0 with the bot bid -48475;1364507944;Bugpowder;bot goes offline at 00:00 GMT? -48474;1364507973;mircea_popescu;no, just stops quoting t's. -48473;1364507993;Bugpowder;yeah, but it happens at 00:00 GMT? -48472;1364507996;mircea_popescu;yeah -48471;1364507999;Bugpowder;ok -48470;1364508001;gesell;am i the only one left holding s.dice -48469;1364508002;gesell;? -48468;1364508017;smickles;couldn't be -48467;1364508020;bowjob;i dumped dice a long time ago -48466;1364508020;bowjob;lol -48465;1364508021;Bugpowder;gesell: someone is holding 13MM share -48464;1364508036;Bugpowder;just a blip in the long term -48463;1364508074;mircea_popescu;gesell unless you're holding > 10mn i'd say no. -48462;1364508110;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -48461;1364508111;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006 / 0.0006091 / 0.00062188 (98431 shares, 59.95 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.00066543 / 0.00072379 (1699609 shares, 1,130.98 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.0007354 / 0.00078628 (16778373 shares, 12,338.83 BTC) -48460;1364508115;thestringpuller;poor mircea_popescu -48459;1364508124;mircea_popescu;poor, poor, poor sir robert -48458;1364508136;thestringpuller;need to start making arrangements to short MPOE at this rate... -48457;1364508147;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4SJ0xR2_bQ -48456;1364508161;thestringpuller;why you sending me youtube videos if you don't have flash :P -48455;1364508199;ThickAsThieves;youtube doesnt need flash -48454;1364508202;pgp;bitfinex is still unavailable - I wonder what's going on... -48453;1364508227;ThickAsThieves;the verge just reposted that businessweek article -48452;1364508230;ThickAsThieves;http://www.theverge.com/2013/3/28/4157796/an-optimistic-theory-of-bitcoin-as-a-hedge-against-the-entire-global -48451;1364508235;kakobrekla;incapable fucks are doing bitcoin is what its going on -48450;1364508294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00062188 = 3.9178 BTC [+] -48449;1364508296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11865 @ 0.00062464 = 7.4114 BTC [+] -48448;1364508298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14100 @ 0.00062766 = 8.85 BTC [+] -48447;1364508301;thestringpuller;that's a surprise -48446;1364508309;bowjob;;;ticker -48445;1364508310;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.13482, Best ask: 93.29999, Bid-ask spread: 1.16517, Last trade: 93.29999, 24 hour volume: 66166.83414017, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.03285 -48444;1364508310;thestringpuller;incapable fucks doing bitcoin -48443;1364508317;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -48442;1364508318;gribble;91.98 -48441;1364508332;bowjob;;;goxlag -48440;1364508333;gribble;0.296031 seconds -48439;1364508346;gesell;are there historical charts for S.DICE? would be interested to see how the stock performed during similar rocky months -48438;1364508364;thestringpuller;whoa mpex hosts bitcoinity? -48437;1364508368;thestringpuller;who runs bitcoinity? -48436;1364508371;thestringpuller;SHOW YOURSELF -48435;1364508384;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -48434;1364508384;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 minutes and 7 seconds ago: couldn't be -48433;1364508437;mircea_popescu;pgp maybe somebody finally got bored of their idiocy and used one of the five i mean eight i mean nine billion ror 0days -48432;1364508453;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller comboy. -48431;1364508524;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i like these journotards copy/pasting dumbed down versions of what i was writing months ago and figuring they're part of the conversation. -48430;1364508533;pgp;my spidey sense tells me that something is about to happen -48429;1364508622;thestringpuller;the bubble is about to collapse -48428;1364508631;thestringpuller;because popescu is going to sell off 400000 coins -48427;1364508639;thestringpuller;;;market sell 400000 -48426;1364508642;gribble;A market order to sell 400000 bitcoins right now would net 9392061.3579 USD and would take the last price down to 0.1000 USD, resulting in an average price of 23.4802 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0149 seconds -48425;1364508693;ThickAsThieves;at least theyre trying? -48424;1364508723;mircea_popescu;i guess so. -48423;1364508727;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'm not selling anything. -48422;1364508735;ThickAsThieves;please don't -48421;1364508736;ThickAsThieves;hehe -48420;1364508768;pgp;a shakeout at these level would be healthy -48419;1364508772;mircea_popescu;i need my bitcoins to trade 5 for a used tesla later on. -48418;1364508778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00062187 = 3.1094 BTC [-] -48417;1364508795;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 1000 @ 0.32710954 = 327.1095 BTC [+] -48416;1364508846;thestringpuller;whoa whoa -48415;1364508848;thestringpuller;more calls! -48414;1364508868;ThickAsThieves;am i confused or is buying that option so close to deadline rather questionable? -48413;1364508871;thestringpuller;;;calc (98 - 63) / 98 -48412;1364508871;gribble;0.357142857143 -48411;1364508876;thestringpuller;now -48410;1364508882;thestringpuller;that might pay off -48409;1364508893;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure those are sold not bought -48408;1364508901;smickles;thestringpuller: probably selling back purchased ones -48407;1364508903;smickles;at a profit -48406;1364508919;ThickAsThieves;oh, maybe i misunderstand how the [+] works -48405;1364508927;thestringpuller;+ means greater than last price -48404;1364508929;mircea_popescu;+ just means current price higher than prev price -48403;1364508934;thestringpuller;- means less than last price -48402;1364508944;ThickAsThieves;thats funny, because thats what i used to think it meant -48401;1364508948;ThickAsThieves;and then i was like nah -48400;1364508954;ThickAsThieves;it must be buy/sell -48399;1364508974;thestringpuller;yea those were sold -48398;1364508979;ThickAsThieves;k -48397;1364508985;thestringpuller;I wonder what the profit was on those -48396;1364508999;thestringpuller;i feel bad for MPOE bot -48395;1364509001;thestringpuller;gettin' raped -48394;1364509012;thestringpuller;like one of mircea_popescu hoes -48393;1364509033;mircea_popescu;lol -48392;1364509039;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136450180885.gif -48391;1364509077;pgp;uh oh... -48390;1364509081;pgp;;;goxlag -48389;1364509082;gribble;95.704825 seconds -48388;1364509104;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.3056527 = 305.6527 BTC [+] -48387;1364509113;ThickAsThieves;oh nooooooo -48386;1364509132;ThickAsThieves;91 -48385;1364509151;pgp;sell now, you'll be able to buy back cheeper -48384;1364509211;thestringpuller;;;ticker -48383;1364509211;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.32000, Best ask: 90.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.43000, Last trade: 90.32000, 24 hour volume: 66265.68140184, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.04115 -48382;1364509255;ThickAsThieves;its a trap! -48381;1364509269;ThickAsThieves;90 -48380;1364509287;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,24hprc -48379;1364509289;gribble;91.98 -48378;1364509312;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.3055781 = 305.5781 BTC [-] -48377;1364509381;ThickAsThieves;89.6 -48376;1364509384;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.28411896 = 284.119 BTC [+] -48375;1364509386;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.26265983 = 262.6598 BTC [+] -48374;1364509396;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.21974155 = 219.7416 BTC [+] -48373;1364509397;thestringpuller;Dude what is this nonsense? -48372;1364509401;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.24120069 = 241.2007 BTC [+] -48371;1364509403;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.19828242 = 198.2824 BTC [+] -48370;1364509414;mircea_popescu;panic. -48369;1364509430;taub;good buy level -48368;1364509449;taub;$5 isn't really that much considering it's at 90 -48367;1364509465;thestringpuller;this panic may help MPOE bot... -48366;1364509469;jborkl;looks like a regular opex date to me -48365;1364509473;thestringpuller;drop to 85 come on -48364;1364509485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 300 @ 0.00050015 = 0.15 BTC [-] -48363;1364509503;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -48362;1364509507;gribble;91.98 -48361;1364509523;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.74 = 7.4 BTC [+] -48360;1364509529;taub;i was short twice today -48359;1364509532;taub;at 94 :( -48358;1364509537;taub;but closed out @ breakeven -48357;1364509541;taub;and slight loss -48356;1364509553;ThickAsThieves;87.85 -48355;1364509555;taub;if you fish, you gotta stick to it -48354;1364509556;taub;damnit -48353;1364509568;thestringpuller;YES YES -48352;1364509575;thestringpuller;I LOVE DIPS -48351;1364509586;pgp;funny thing is that I shorted on bitfinex and now I can't even get to the fuckin' site! -48350;1364509587;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -48349;1364509587;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.90001, Best ask: 88.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 66265.68140184, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.04115 -48348;1364509595;Bugpowder;Sheet -48347;1364509600;mircea_popescu;it's going down. -48346;1364509612;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00411 BTC [+] -48345;1364509641;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.74 = 7.4 BTC [+] -48344;1364509664;thestringpuller;You're still making money Bugpowder -48343;1364509665;thestringpuller;:P -48342;1364509676;thestringpuller;83-84 was the target price -48341;1364509693;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C590T] 1000 @ 0.3699555 = 369.9555 BTC [+] -48340;1364509707;taub;the thing to remember now is -48339;1364509711;taub;sell when it's this low -48338;1364509717;taub;because it will go to zero -48337;1364509725;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C610T] 1000 @ 0.34849637 = 348.4964 BTC [+] -48336;1364509726;pgp;[16:08] my spidey sense tells me that something is about to happen -48335;1364509737;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 1000 @ 0.32703723 = 327.0372 BTC [-] -48334;1364509755;ThickAsThieves;look at all those tesla coins -48333;1364509761;taub;oh damn -48332;1364509762;taub;85 -48331;1364509763;smickles;$vwap oix -48330;1364509763;taub;! -48329;1364509765;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 83.57363506 high: 83.58929887 low: 61.9373141 volume: 67796 btc: 11746.6100017 30 day: no data -48328;1364509809;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -48327;1364509810;gribble;416.112945 seconds -48326;1364509817;ThickAsThieves;yeesh -48325;1364509820;taub;delicious -48324;1364509821;thestringpuller;heavy trading -48323;1364509827;TomServo;Don't think I've seen it that high yet. -48322;1364509831;taub;i think i know what the lag is and how you can cause it -48321;1364509837;taub;haven't tested it yet -48320;1364509838;taub;and not telling -48319;1364509855;ThickAsThieves;thanks for sharing -48318;1364509859;bitesak;;;ticker -48317;1364509863;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 84.68400, Best ask: 88.00000, Bid-ask spread: 3.31600, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 66265.68140184, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.04115 -48316;1364509863;thestringpuller;holy shit -48315;1364509873;taub;Bugpowder: you get out? -48314;1364509884;Bugpowder_;working on it... -48313;1364509884;thestringpuller;HAH -48312;1364509886;thestringpuller;;;ticker -48311;1364509887;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 84.68400, Best ask: 88.00000, Bid-ask spread: 3.31600, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 66265.68140184, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.04115 -48310;1364509906;pgp;I think somewhere in the 60's is where it'll bottom out and presumable bounce back... -48309;1364509922;ThickAsThieves;why? -48308;1364509928;thestringpuller;why the 60's? -48307;1364509930;taub;idk, bounce before likely, then it might try 60 -48306;1364509947;taub;60 is a bit far imo -48305;1364509959;taub;80, and then worse from there, but not in one huge move -48304;1364509971;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.23792695 = 237.927 BTC [-] -48303;1364509984;taub;and now we play the lag game -48302;1364509986;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.2163756 = 216.3756 BTC [-] -48301;1364509990;taub;:( -48300;1364509997;smickles;www.teevault.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Now-Panic-and-Freak-Out-Tshirt.jpg << good find whoever earlier -48299;1364510000;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.19482424 = 194.8242 BTC [-] -48298;1364510012;Bugpowder_;out -48297;1364510029;Bugpowder_;60 is far -48296;1364510031;Bugpowder_;69 is not -48295;1364510057;pgp;60 was last support -48294;1364510066;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C630T] 10 @ 0.32413236 = 3.2413 BTC [-] -48293;1364510080;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 4 @ 0.15280605 = 0.6112 BTC [-] -48292;1364510097;pgp;70000 traded in the low 60's before going back up -48291;1364510109;smickles;;;calc 75/(1-.1528) -48290;1364510109;gribble;88.5269121813 -48289;1364510118;ThickAsThieves;are you talking eurps or sumth? -48288;1364510129;ThickAsThieves;euros* -48287;1364510156;thestringpuller;;;ticker -48286;1364510158;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.80000, Best ask: 88.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 66265.68140184, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.04115 -48285;1364510166;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -48284;1364510167;gribble;347.343151 seconds -48283;1364510169;Diablo-D3;why are we going down :< -48282;1364510176;thestringpuller;smickles pm -48281;1364510176;Bugpowder_;why were we going up? -48280;1364510182;ThickAsThieves;hehe -48279;1364510185;Bugpowder_;this is a temporary setback -48278;1364510201;pgp;healthy pull back -48277;1364510225;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 300 @ 0.2594783 = 77.8435 BTC [-] -48276;1364510227;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 300 @ 0.28102966 = 84.3089 BTC [-] -48275;1364510229;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 300 @ 0.30258101 = 90.7743 BTC [-] -48274;1364510253;pgp;goddamned bitfinex! -48273;1364510273;bitesak;are these assbot messages options that are exercised? -48272;1364510292;Bugpowder_;no, sold to bot -48271;1364510299;ThickAsThieves;does bot pay more? -48270;1364510305;Bugpowder_;yes -48269;1364510313;ThickAsThieves;nuts -48268;1364510316;Bugpowder_;about .012 more atm -48267;1364510323;bitesak;is there no way to cancel an order in coinbr ? -48266;1364510341;ThickAsThieves;dashborad -48265;1364510344;smickles;$mpexlag -48264;1364510346;mpexbot;smickles: 0.108469963074 seconds -48263;1364510347;ThickAsThieves;click cancel -48262;1364510348;Bugpowder_;lol watch this bounce higher than ever -48261;1364510354;jurov;bitesak, how does the order look on dashboard? -48260;1364510362;Ukto;Bugpowder_: possibly -48259;1364510365;Bugpowder_;smickles: did u just take down your bot? -48258;1364510370;Namworld;0.1942415 per 75 calls -48257;1364510371;Ukto;but its time for fridays weekend drop tomorrow -48256;1364510376;Namworld;I just cashed out =/ -48255;1364510377;smickles;Bugpowder_: mine's being delayed by gox -48254;1364510385;bitesak;open order queued -48253;1364510402;Ukto;;;goxlag -48252;1364510403;gribble;232.493412 seconds -48251;1364510404;pgp;bitfinex back up -48250;1364510457;ThickAsThieves;for all my bitching about gox suggested price freezing, i should note it's frozen at 92.7 atm -48249;1364510475;bitesak;I don't see any cancel button in dashboard. There is detail and Copy Order... -48248;1364510482;smickles;jurov: ^ -48247;1364510491;smickles;help this one already -48246;1364510503;jurov;yes, but is the order Queued or Waiting or? -48245;1364510509;bitesak;Queued -48244;1364510523;Bugpowder_;poor guy who bot $5000 off me this morning @ 97.54 -48243;1364510529;jurov;sth broke then.. looking into it... -48242;1364510548;smickles;there we go, soebot is back -48241;1364510575;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 23 @ 0.01006016 = 0.2314 BTC [-] -48240;1364510600;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P730T] 52 @ 0.00903515 = 0.4698 BTC [-] -48239;1364510619;bitesak;;;ticker -48238;1364510620;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.30000, Best ask: 87.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.60000, Last trade: 87.30000, 24 hour volume: 66265.68140184, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.04115 -48237;1364510634;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -48236;1364510635;gribble;349.718471 seconds -48235;1364510639;ThickAsThieves;:P -48234;1364510640;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.16930804 BTC [+] -48233;1364510655;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.19341941 BTC [-] -48232;1364510670;Namworld;this put was worth .194 -48231;1364510676;smickles;and mpoebot is back -48230;1364510691;smickles;;;calc 73/(1-.134) -48229;1364510691;gribble;84.2956120092 -48228;1364510699;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 4 @ 0.21510589 = 0.8604 BTC [+] -48227;1364510713;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.19351975 BTC [+] -48226;1364510743;bitesak;thanks jurov -48225;1364510801;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 999 @ 0.19351975 = 193.3262 BTC [+] -48224;1364510803;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 995 @ 0.21510589 = 214.0304 BTC [+] -48223;1364510807;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.23669203 = 236.692 BTC [-] -48222;1364510809;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.25827817 = 258.2782 BTC [-] -48221;1364510810;MJR__;hi all -48220;1364510810;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.27986431 = 279.8643 BTC [-] -48219;1364510813;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 1000 @ 0.30145045 = 301.4505 BTC [-] -48218;1364510817;bitesak;anychance it can be fixed soon so I can take care of this before heading out? -48217;1364510830;bowjob;crash? -48216;1364510832;bowjob;;;ticker -48215;1364510832;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.00000, Best ask: 89.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 66265.68140184, 24 hour low: 86.63000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 92.04115 -48214;1364510836;bowjob;;;goxlag -48213;1364510837;gribble;50.309144 seconds -48212;1364510851;smickles;$vwap oi -48211;1364510852;thestringpuller;Deshi Basara -48210;1364510852;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 84.67319583 high: 84.68490566 low: 66.22384528 volume: 77763 btc: 14138.0440799 30 day: no data -48209;1364510878;MJR__;;;bc,24prc -48208;1364510878;gribble;Error: "bc,24prc" is not a valid command. -48207;1364510883;MJR__;:( -48206;1364510896;smickles;h -48205;1364510912;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -48204;1364510914;gribble;91.43 -48203;1364510969;jborkl;someone needs to take assbot out for a drink -48202;1364511009;jurov;bitesak: fixed -48201;1364511014;bitesak;yeah -48200;1364511091;smickles;so that 700 dump on btce really spooked some people, eh? -48199;1364511101;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 4 @ 0.15103205 = 0.6041 BTC [-] -48198;1364511145;Diablo-D3;man -48197;1364511164;Diablo-D3;what happened to that one asshole that hung around here and annoyed the shit out of me because I wuldnt give him preferencial treatment -48196;1364511180;taub;so sleepy :( -48195;1364511237;smickles;oh, noes, i can't fetch mtgox depth -48194;1364511248;bowjob;;;goxlag -48193;1364511249;gribble;116.093614 seconds -48192;1364511253;bowjob;fail more gox -48191;1364511281;bowjob;we dropped to 84 -48190;1364511282;bowjob;lol -48189;1364511302;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1201 BTC [-] -48188;1364511313;bowjob;back to less than a billion -48187;1364511337;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.12 = 0.24 BTC [-] -48186;1364511344;smickles;no champagne for goat -48185;1364511355;smickles;and he had it on ice, ready to go -48184;1364511382;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.119 = 0.833 BTC [-] -48183;1364511384;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.118 BTC [-] -48182;1364511386;bowjob;i got my 1 btc -48181;1364511388;bowjob;coin -48180;1364511390;bowjob;looks pretty -48179;1364511405;smickles;casacius? -48178;1364511410;bowjob;yah -48177;1364511435;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.2133214 BTC [-] -48176;1364511436;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.19168637 BTC [+] -48175;1364511442;bowjob;these bears are gonna be in a world of hurt -48174;1364511483;MJR__;yep -48173;1364511509;pgp;next leg down -48172;1364511523;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 999 @ 0.19168637 = 191.4947 BTC [+] -48171;1364511525;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.14425872 BTC [-] -48170;1364511527;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 999 @ 0.2133214 = 213.1081 BTC [-] -48169;1364511531;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.16512605 BTC [-] -48168;1364511538;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.23495643 = 234.9564 BTC [-] -48167;1364511541;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.25659146 = 256.5915 BTC [-] -48166;1364511543;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.27822649 = 278.2265 BTC [-] -48165;1364511544;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C650T] 700 @ 0.29986152 = 209.9031 BTC [-] -48164;1364511560;smickles;bowjob: https://plus.google.com/u/0/110002005484628672852/posts/418r6Ur4SZd -48163;1364511576;taub;i think the lag might be because all the fund checks mtgox does, like you can put in orders witout having funds -48162;1364511581;bowjob;mines the one on the left -48161;1364511582;bowjob;lol -48160;1364511588;taub;when another order gets filled mtgox will fund those other orders insantly -48159;1364511594;thestringpuller;smickles: hey -48158;1364511595;taub;putting the exchange on hold first -48157;1364511599;bowjob;smick -48156;1364511606;bowjob;GJ on the 10 BTC coin -48155;1364511612;bowjob;I'd love to get a 2013 on -48154;1364511624;bowjob;this coin I have will be a perma physical coin -48153;1364511624;pgp;crazy volatility -48152;1364511657;bowjob;What I don't understand is why someone would cash out to fiat -48151;1364511658;bowjob;lol -48150;1364511659;bowjob;wtf -48149;1364511661;thestringpuller;what the hell -48148;1364511663;thestringpuller;;;ticker -48147;1364511666;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.00000, Best ask: 90.15000, Bid-ask spread: 0.15000, Last trade: 90.00000, 24 hour volume: 78305.80736563, 24 hour low: 84.68400, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 91.32378 -48146;1364511677;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 43 @ 0.1161 = 4.9923 BTC [-] -48145;1364511679;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 40 @ 0.1115 = 4.46 BTC [-] -48144;1364511710;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.108 BTC [-] -48143;1364511737;smickles;bowjob: btw, that lappy in the background was freshly purchased with btc :D -48142;1364511751;bowjob;gratz -48141;1364511779;smickles;the spoils of war! -48140;1364511783;Diablo-D3;so no one has seen eskimobob around? -48139;1364511791;smickles;not in a little while -48138;1364511794;pgp;one more chance to sell -48137;1364511811;Diablo-D3;meh -48136;1364511813;thestringpuller;;;seen EskimoBob -48135;1364511813;gribble;EskimoBob was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 4 days, 0 hours, 20 minutes, and 3 seconds ago: wow, LOOK! A 11 btc trade at pervert bazaar. Must be a killer week of trading :) -48134;1364511822;mircea_popescu;lol -48133;1364511825;TomServo;hahaha -48132;1364511828;kakobrekla;lol -48131;1364511832;Diablo-D3;maybe he ragequit when I started making good on my promise -48130;1364511854;bowjob;he could be tiber actually -48129;1364511859;thestringpuller;;;bids 80 -48128;1364511859;mircea_popescu;wasn't he running some glbsesque asset ? -48127;1364511862;gribble;There are currently 5726.2787 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 474027.313763 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0059 seconds -48126;1364511868;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, but he defaulted iirc -48125;1364511873;thestringpuller;;;asks 95 -48124;1364511874;gribble;There are currently 5196.4086 bitcoins offered at or under 95.0 USD, worth 485299.540029 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.2856 seconds -48123;1364511874;mircea_popescu;wait what ?! -48122;1364511876;mircea_popescu;link ? -48121;1364511879;jurov;art defaaulted? -48120;1364511889;Diablo-D3;cant remember the name of the asset -48119;1364511906;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3788 BTC [-] -48118;1364511907;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.37100001 = 2.597 BTC [-] -48117;1364511909;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 29 @ 0.371 = 10.759 BTC [-] -48116;1364511910;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 23 @ 0.37 = 8.51 BTC [-] -48115;1364511911;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.37 = 1.48 BTC [-] -48114;1364511913;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.19098576 = 190.9858 BTC [+] -48113;1364511915;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.21263947 = 212.6395 BTC [+] -48112;1364511917;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.23429318 = 234.2932 BTC [-] -48111;1364511919;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.2559469 = 255.9469 BTC [-] -48110;1364511924;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.27760061 = 277.6006 BTC [-] -48109;1364511967;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.435 BTC [-] -48108;1364511998;taub;5 min lag -48107;1364512004;taub;3 -48106;1364512015;thestringpuller;;;bids 88 -48105;1364512018;gribble;There are currently 1009.4445 bitcoins demanded at or over 88.0 USD, worth 88831.1116898 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0064 seconds -48104;1364512025;thestringpuller;bid walls are going up... -48103;1364512062;bowjob;Cheap coins -48102;1364512241;taub;easter weekend... -48101;1364512250;taub;lots of people being at home and having plenty of time to panic -48100;1364512252;taub;:) -48099;1364512255;pgp;they'll get cheaper -48098;1364512255;taub;gonna be interesting -48097;1364512299;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.19957113 BTC [-] -48096;1364512301;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.17589554 BTC [-] -48095;1364512314;thestringpuller;somone bought the .17 option? -48094;1364512409;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 999 @ 0.1904595 = 190.269 BTC [+] -48093;1364512416;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -48092;1364512418;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 999 @ 0.21212725 = 211.9151 BTC [+] -48091;1364512419;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -48090;1364512425;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.23379499 = 233.795 BTC [-] -48089;1364512429;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 1000 @ 0.25546274 = 255.4627 BTC [-] -48088;1364512432;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 1000 @ 0.27713049 = 277.1305 BTC [-] -48087;1364512460;pgp;a lot of for sale at 87 -48086;1364512488;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160292 -48085;1364512490;smickles;;;title -48084;1364512490;gribble;(title ) -- Returns the HTML ... of a URL. -48083;1364512499;smickles;bah -48082;1364512512;smickles;cyprus taking monies -48081;1364512516;Cylta;so, when popescu are planning to sell his coins? I will not believe that he will pass this fun:-) -48080;1364512553;pgp;look out below -48079;1364512569;mircea_popescu;sell for what ? -48078;1364512583;smickles;Cylta: mp has said befor that he doesn't intend to sell -48077;1364512598;Cylta;hmm.. for chinese or japanese money. -48076;1364512617;Cylta;smicles, oh, thanks. I did not see it. -48075;1364512643;pgp;new low -48074;1364512663;Cylta;however, for me its strange to loose such oportunity... -48073;1364512670;mircea_popescu;what opportunity is that ? -48072;1364512724;Cylta;to play with big fluctuation, that may happen soon. -48071;1364512737;thestringpuller;;;eauth -48070;1364512737;gribble;(eauth ) -- Initiate authentication for user . You must have registered a GPG key with the bot for this to work. You will be given a link to a page which contains a one time password encrypted with your key. Decrypt, and use the 'everify' command with it. Your passphrase will expire in 10 minutes. -48069;1364512745;thestringpuller;;;eauth thestringpuller -48068;1364512745;gribble;Request successful for user thestringpuller, hostmask thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-97-12.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/0FF2943DA179E169 -48067;1364512785;thestringpuller;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:e00de96eba2eeab5e6a9455a939de58ac170fb9de7b1e0d9b356eda6 -48066;1364512786;gribble;You are now authenticated for user thestringpuller with key 0FF2943DA179E169 -48065;1364512788;thestringpuller;;;ident -48064;1364512788;gribble;You are identified as user thestringpuller, with GPG key id 0FF2943DA179E169, key fingerprint 6ACE36E786F39A4ADC4506DE0FF2943DA179E169, and bitcoin address None -48063;1364512798;Cylta;nevermind, too late, its happening right now :-) -48062;1364512822;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.15683346 BTC [+] -48061;1364512892;mircea_popescu;i'm probably the largest player anyway, indirectly, via mpoe bot. -48060;1364512925;pgp;and now comes the panic selling -48059;1364512954;thestringpuller;maybe a good time to buy puts... -48058;1364512977;kleinlol;cheap coins ^^^ -48057;1364512994;Namworld;no, not a good time. Expire next day -48056;1364513001;Namworld;PUTs too expensive -48055;1364513010;Namworld;Better wait till after Friday -48054;1364513018;bowjob;;;ticker -48053;1364513020;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.50000, Best ask: 83.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 83.00000, 24 hour volume: 86859.06297305, 24 hour low: 82.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.77563 -48052;1364513023;bowjob;;;goxlag -48051;1364513024;gribble;153.416772 seconds -48050;1364513035;jurov;such a patience test for me ear every month's end -48049;1364513053;jurov;sitting on heap of MPBPT funds and avoid doing anything stupid with them -48048;1364513071;jurov;:) -48047;1364513081;mircea_popescu;lol -48046;1364513085;jurov;as whole worls around writhes in panic -48045;1364513124;taub;let me take a peak at otc -48044;1364513126;jurov;but the btcquick ipo sharpshooting paid handsomely :p -48043;1364513159;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.18746445 = 187.4645 BTC [+] -48042;1364513161;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 1000 @ 0.20921206 = 209.2121 BTC [+] -48041;1364513162;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.23095968 = 230.9597 BTC [-] -48040;1364513165;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C690T] 695 @ 0.25270729 = 175.6316 BTC [-] -48039;1364513167;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C670T] 700 @ 0.27445491 = 192.1184 BTC [-] -48038;1364513189;kakobrekla;;;ticker -48037;1364513189;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 81.00000, Best ask: 82.95000, Bid-ask spread: 1.95000, Last trade: 82.00000, 24 hour volume: 86859.06297305, 24 hour low: 82.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.77563 -48036;1364513197;kakobrekla;2$ spread -48035;1364513273;Cylta;mp are you able in technical meaning to start rally or panic sell? -48034;1364513335;smickles;Namworld: you could buy the N puts -48033;1364513346;smickles;they will be the T puts soon -48032;1364513346;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.40999999 BTC [+] -48031;1364513347;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.41 = 1.23 BTC [+] -48030;1364513354;jurov;;;vwap ^oix -48029;1364513355;gribble;Error: "vwap" is not a valid command. -48028;1364513360;jurov;!vwap ^oix -48027;1364513368;smickles;or, wait. how will the name conversion affect that? -48026;1364513371;smickles;$ -48025;1364513377;smickles;$vwap oi -48024;1364513379;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 86.19880169 high: 86.20830418 low: 66.22384528 volume: 97867 btc: 18859.8396038 30 day: no data -48023;1364513390;Namworld;smickles: too expensive -48022;1364513390;Cylta;for example by big sell on mtgox, or serie of small sells, or by changing ratio of amount of options on mpex... -48021;1364513435;jurov;or by postponing to list calls struck above 75, you mean? -48020;1364513439;jurov;lol -48019;1364513494;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1076 BTC [+] -48018;1364513503;bowjob;I feel the knife, it hurts -48017;1364513510;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2950 @ 0.00066576 = 1.964 BTC [+] -48016;1364513533;Namworld;it's recovering -48015;1364513534;jurov;btw, i could really use a cheatsheet for the bots on -assets website -48014;1364513536;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -48013;1364513536;gribble;480.88988 seconds -48012;1364513573;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -48011;1364513573;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 80.00000, Best ask: 82.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.00000, Last trade: 80.00000, 24 hour volume: 86859.06297305, 24 hour low: 82.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.77563 -48010;1364513580;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.739 BTC [-] -48009;1364513594;jurov;you jinxed it -48008;1364513595;smickles;bitcoinity showing 29 -48007;1364513598;smickles;er -48006;1364513600;smickles;79 -48005;1364513601;Namworld;I JINXED IT! -48004;1364513606;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -48003;1364513607;ThickAsThieves;82 now -48002;1364513610;ThickAsThieves;its wild -48001;1364513627;Bugpowder_;bounce at 65 -48000;1364513630;Namworld;fuck this... we're going to 1 USD/BTC! -47999;1364513658;jurov;lol...only if satoshi's selling -47998;1364513670;smickles;or hal -47997;1364513678;jurov;upon seeing devteam's recent endeavors -47996;1364513696;mircea_popescu;lol -47995;1364513734;smickles;this is going to be one heluva beer run -47994;1364513749;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.13883755 BTC [-] -47993;1364513785;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 67 @ 0.74 = 49.58 BTC [+] -47992;1364513792;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [+] -47991;1364513804;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 999 @ 0.18391246 = 183.7285 BTC [+] -47990;1364513806;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.12032302 BTC [-] -47989;1364513808;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C730T] 979 @ 0.2057548 = 201.4339 BTC [-] -47988;1364513809;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C710T] 1000 @ 0.22759713 = 227.5971 BTC [-] -47987;1364513823;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -47986;1364513828;gribble;90.34 -47985;1364513842;smickles;;;calc 71/(1-.22) -47984;1364513842;gribble;91.0256410256 -47983;1364513849;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what happenes if MPOEBOT writes a contract -47982;1364513851;ThickAsThieves;dude someone is buying massive amounts of AM shares on BitFunder -47981;1364513853;thestringpuller;then buys that same contract back -47980;1364513855;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.749 = 2.996 BTC [+] -47979;1364513862;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller nothing -47978;1364513876;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.749 = 1.498 BTC [+] -47977;1364513909;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.749 = 5.992 BTC [+] -47976;1364513943;Biteesak;;;ticker -47975;1364513944;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.51110, Best ask: 79.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.48890, Last trade: 79.00000, 24 hour volume: 86859.06297305, 24 hour low: 82.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.77563 -47974;1364514030;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C310T] 2 @ 0.66444382 = 1.3289 BTC [+] -47973;1364514149;jurov;lol good i bought my calls like month ago -47972;1364514158;jurov;C310s not affected. -47971;1364514220;Biteesak;;;ticker -47970;1364514221;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 79.00010, Best ask: 79.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.89990, Last trade: 79.90000, 24 hour volume: 86859.06297305, 24 hour low: 82.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.77563 -47969;1364514222;damientrog;ha, I just bought gold at 96,143$ / BTC -47968;1364514290;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: but what if it buys the contract back for more and then the exercise amount goes up? -47967;1364514300;thestringpuller;the bot can't exercise against itself so nothing happens? -47966;1364514321;mircea_popescu;exercise is not directed lol. -47965;1364514337;mircea_popescu;it's unclear to me what you're trying to find out. -47964;1364514340;jborkl;the bot buys back the call and closes the position -47963;1364514367;pgp;oh boy... -47962;1364514372;Namworld;actually what WOULD happen (which it won't) is the option would be executed at a profit, but money taken from the collateral. -47961;1364514381;Namworld;So it's a null event -47960;1364514396;Namworld;It's pretty pointless... -47959;1364514410;thestringpuller;I'm not trying to find out anything just asking business logic questions... -47958;1364514412;smickles;;;market --buy 1000 -47957;1364514416;gribble;A market order to buy 1000 bitcoins right now would take 78000.0000 USD and would take the last price up to 78.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 78.0000 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0002 seconds -47956;1364514435;Bowjob_;;;ticker -47955;1364514435;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.76413, Best ask: 78.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.23587, Last trade: 78.00000, 24 hour volume: 86859.06297305, 24 hour low: 82.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.77563 -47954;1364514449;jborkl;there are a flood of calls being sold back to the bot at a profit, so a excess supply would drive price down -47953;1364514451;Bowjob_;All right, I got some free soup. I can sell at 89 per BTC -47952;1364514452;pgp;4000 offered at 78.... -47951;1364514477;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 75 -47950;1364514478;gribble;There are currently 10389.23 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 787700.842721 USD in total. | Data vintage: 61.7392 seconds -47949;1364514506;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1 @ 0.12938115 BTC [+] -47948;1364514512;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.749 = 2.247 BTC [+] -47947;1364514520;Namworld;There's lots of bids... -47946;1364514527;Namworld;We'll hit a wall pretty soon... -47945;1364514529;Bowjob_;bits at what price -47944;1364514532;KRS1;how long do these freezes last -47943;1364514552;smickles;;;market --sell 10000 -47942;1364514556;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 757756.5473 USD and would take the last price down to 75.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 75.7757 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0006 seconds -47941;1364514558;Bowjob_;;;ticker -47940;1364514560;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.50000, Best ask: 78.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 77.50000, 24 hour volume: 86859.06297305, 24 hour low: 82.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.77563 -47939;1364514567;smickles;KRS1: freezes? -47938;1364514593;KRS1;ya the quote on mtgox hasnt changed in 10-15 min i think -47937;1364514603;KRS1;last price -47936;1364514610;smickles;oh, it depends on how many orders are put to gox -47935;1364514618;pgp;coin trading at 92 on bitfloor... totally disconnected markets.... -47934;1364514621;smickles;;;goxlag -47933;1364514622;gribble;461.095126 seconds -47932;1364514637;KRS1;so they freeze it to stabilize the price i assume -47931;1364514646;smickles;KRS1: nope -47930;1364514658;smickles;they just have a trading engine which can't keep up -47929;1364514676;Bowjob_;;;ticker -47928;1364514676;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.70000, Best ask: 77.98870, Bid-ask spread: 0.28870, Last trade: 77.70000, 24 hour volume: 86859.06297305, 24 hour low: 82.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.77563 -47927;1364514701;Namworld;the freeze probably exacerbate the sellout/jumps in -47926;1364514704;KRS1;oh i see..damn..not sure what to think about that then..would think the price would stabilize from wild swings or something with the timeout. good guess but wrong eh -47925;1364514714;KRS1;great.. -47924;1364514716;Namworld;because people can't see the price and panic buy/sell -47923;1364514752;KRS1;thats a good thing i guess -47922;1364514776;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.P750T] 1000 @ 0.05255101 = 52.551 BTC [+] -47921;1364514787;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 22 @ 0.75 = 16.5 BTC [+] -47920;1364514798;KRS1;been using btc for two years now at least and didnt realize just how much i didnt know til i started looking more into this and talking to you fine folks -47919;1364514801;taub;its going deeper than I thought it would -47918;1364514811;Namworld;Buying puts now? Stupid idea -47917;1364514833;KRS1;options.. -47916;1364514836;smickles;how fast can the 24h-all-market-vwap move? -47915;1364514841;jurov;let them buy puts. mpbor prolly needs some healing -47914;1364514848;Namworld;eh, true -47913;1364514867;Namworld;But if they're going to waste money, better give it to me instead =/ -47912;1364514881;Guest14382;is it really a waste ;) -47911;1364514907;Namworld;Average is high enough that one could wait much longer and buy those puts at the same price -47910;1364514915;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -47909;1364514921;Namworld;plus average moves too slowly, we'd have to see a further massive drop -47908;1364514925;Guest14382;Namworld: -47907;1364514929;Guest14382;u r wrong -47906;1364514932;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 44 seconds -47905;1364514934;Guest14382;bot goes offline in 1 hour -47904;1364514934;ThickAsThieves;:( -47903;1364514946;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -47902;1364514948;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -47901;1364514958;Bowjob_;Lol, I sold at 89 -47900;1364514961;pgp;4000 showed up for sale on bitfinex -47899;1364514969;smickles;well, not offline, just stops selling/buying *T -47898;1364514979;Namworld;lucky you, Bowjob -47897;1364514999;Cylta;bowhob nice... -47896;1364515028;Bowjob_;I will sell at least 100 worth for 89 -47895;1364515042;KRS1;any way to get any mtgox data right now -47894;1364515043;damientrog;sold at 96,143 for 1/4 kg gold :) -47893;1364515081;Namworld;A quarter kilo of gold... neat -47892;1364515086;smickles;http://imgur.com/DjLAsir << lol -47891;1364515103;pgp;half way to my target price -47890;1364515125;mircea_popescu;Namworld : the vwap can move very suddenly. -47889;1364515140;mircea_popescu;if there's say 50k btc dumped right now at an avg of 60 the vwap would drop to like 70 on the next tick -47888;1364515176;Biteesak;;;ticker -47887;1364515190;Cylta;damientrog you should make/buy that old-fashion bag for gold coins now :-) -47886;1364515192;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.25000, Best ask: 77.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.75000, Last trade: 77.00000, 24 hour volume: 86859.06297305, 24 hour low: 82.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.77563 -47885;1364515197;Bowjob_;I feel bad for topace -47884;1364515256;thestringpuller;mpoe bot wins again... -47883;1364515261;thestringpuller;:D -47882;1364515261;Bowjob_;;;ticker -47881;1364515270;Bowjob_;This selloff, man -47880;1364515291;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -47879;1364515315;pizzaman1337;we were so close to 100... -47878;1364515331;thestringpuller;oh boo hoo -47877;1364515333;thestringpuller;keep crying -47876;1364515370;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/316/bitcoin-to-trade-at-100-usd-by-the/ -47875;1364515374;taub;502 Bad Gateway -47874;1364515375;kakobrekla;easy money now -47873;1364515376;pizzaman1337;I'll just buy more -47872;1364515376;taub;:> -47871;1364515376;Namworld;mircea: yeah, but it by the time vwap change, you'd have time to adjust position -47870;1364515388;Namworld;Assuming you're watching the price -47869;1364515391;Bowjob_;All right, I've won the BTC game -47868;1364515397;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00876 BTC [-] -47867;1364515403;Bowjob_;Made my capital back and then some, still 100+ BTC. and then ASIC -47866;1364515406;Bowjob_;Im not worried. -47865;1364515408;Bowjob_;wew -47864;1364515429;taub;wish i wasnt so tired,m ight as well just go to back -47863;1364515437;taub;bed, and when i wake up its at 92 again -47862;1364515438;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00875 BTC [-] -47861;1364515441;taub;and time to short the second time -47860;1364515448;jurov;http://bitbet.us/bet/334/bitcoin-crashes-to-below-10-usd-before-sept/?ref=1EteoRKNYbNhhmFfsKnUSWRF3JUpKCcMnc -47859;1364515465;Namworld;taub, I have something to sleep soundly -47858;1364515470;jurov;^^ higher weight -47857;1364515475;thestringpuller;http://bitbet.us/bet/334/bitcoin-crashes-to-below-10-usd-before-sept/?ref=1EteoRKNYbNhhmFfsKnUSWRF3JUpKCcMnc -47856;1364515483;taub;everything to 60 is just a 30% retracement -47855;1364515488;taub;nothing that unusual -47854;1364515492;taub;be worried when it breaks 50 -47853;1364515493;taub;:/ -47852;1364515500;mircea_popescu;Namworld depends. it can happen in one tick. -47851;1364515510;Namworld;yeah, I suppose -47850;1364515518;mircea_popescu;it's not likely obviously -47849;1364515522;mircea_popescu;but with btc... you never know. -47848;1364515529;pgp;yes... 60 is support -47847;1364515635;Guest14382;65 is support -47846;1364515670;pgp;;;goxlag -47845;1364515677;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -47844;1364515705;mircea_popescu;it's funny tho, crash happened just after i finally claimed my 50mn mkt cap trophy -47843;1364515713;Cylta;mircea_popescu are you technically able to start rally/panic sell? -47842;1364515713;mircea_popescu;so i guess ty markets -47841;1364515720;mircea_popescu;Cylta what's that mean ? -47840;1364515730;error4733;;;ticker -47839;1364515736;pgp;mp - you jumped the shark -47838;1364515741;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -47837;1364515746;mircea_popescu;yeh, old news nao. -47836;1364515750;Cylta;for example can you do crash like this at any time you want? -47835;1364515760;mircea_popescu;i dunno -47834;1364515767;pgp;gribble down? -47833;1364515771;mircea_popescu;howwould i know ? -47832;1364515773;mircea_popescu;pgp prolly mtgox. -47831;1364515831;pgp;oops.... they might having a real problem right now... -47830;1364515841;jurov;Cylta, mtgox won't be crashed "technically". instead some clever folks will feed it few indigestible orders -47829;1364515851;jurov;if that isn't happening already -47828;1364515861;benkay;whaddaya mean by "indigestible orders"? -47827;1364515891;jurov;i remember mtgox engine discussed somewhere -47826;1364515906;jurov;generally it's assumed it is very inefficient -47825;1364515927;thestringpuller;$vwap s.mpoe -47824;1364515929;mpexbot;thestringpuller: S.MPOE 1 day: average: 0.00061457 high: 0.00066576 low: 0.0006 volume: 138646 btc: 85.20714111 7 day: average: 0.00066397 high: 0.00072379 low: 0.0006 volume: 1717494 btc: 1140.36576603 30 day: average: 0.00073513 high: 0.00078628 low: 0.0006 volume: 16803773 btc: 12352.973398 -47823;1364515940;Bowjob_;;;ticker -47822;1364515943;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -47821;1364515945;thestringpuller;$bids s.mpoe -47820;1364515988;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what is command for depth -47819;1364515990;thestringpuller;oh depth -47818;1364515994;thestringpuller;$depth s.mpoe -47817;1364515996;mpexbot;thestringpuller: S.MPOE Bids: ['27400 @ 0.00064468', '9650 @ 0.00063483', '5172 @ 0.00060001', '1000 @ 0.00060001', '97155 @ 0.0006'] -47816;1364515997;mpexbot;thestringpuller: Asks: ['5000 @ 0.00067292', '5000 @ 0.00068292', '1300 @ 0.00068293', '5000 @ 0.00068294', '5000 @ 0.00069537'] -47815;1364515998;ThickAsThieves;gox down -47814;1364516005;mircea_popescu;lmao -47813;1364516022;error4733;srsly ? -47812;1364516026;pgp;down hard, methinks... -47811;1364516034;thestringpuller;no it's up -47810;1364516039;thestringpuller;I can still trade -47809;1364516058;thestringpuller;I don't think it's quoting to charts -47808;1364516065;ThickAsThieves;ok its up now -47807;1364516072;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -47806;1364516073;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.51340, Best ask: 78.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.48660, Last trade: 76.51340, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47805;1364516075;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -47804;1364516076;gribble;18.294714 seconds -47803;1364516083;ThickAsThieves;just need a reboot -47802;1364516090;pgp;there it goes -47801;1364516103;benkay;hey fam, when I send a tx with a confirmation fee, that confirmation fee does *not* come out of the amount sent to the recipient, right? -47800;1364516120;mircea_popescu;right. -47799;1364516121;thestringpuller;benkay: that is correct -47798;1364516126;ThickAsThieves;some services do -47797;1364516141;benkay;which ones, TaT? -47796;1364516145;ThickAsThieves;btc-e -47795;1364516150;ThickAsThieves;i think another -47794;1364516154;taub;do the dance -47793;1364516159;taub;its getting jiggly -47792;1364516197;jurov;can't find it now. basically it was something about mtgox picking top order and doing select for matching orders in a loop -47791;1364516214;jurov;so if there's many it seizes up -47790;1364516247;ThickAsThieves;lately, sometimes i see the top ask is a lower price than the next ask on clarkmoody sometimes -47789;1364516254;ThickAsThieves;sometimes sometimes -47788;1364516388;Namworld;I'm seeing a trend... -47787;1364516421;Namworld;Last time we were trying to break 75, flash crash to almost 50. Now we try to break 100, flash crash to almost 75. Now starting to go back up again... -47786;1364516448;Namworld;This... market... is... -47785;1364516460;Namworld;... -47784;1364516461;Guest14382;come on TANK -47783;1364516471;ThickAsThieves;it's like ltc prices -47782;1364516474;Namworld;It refuses to -47781;1364516478;ThickAsThieves;follow the wave -47780;1364516480;jurov;lol we need to cool the market: http://engineering.stanford.edu/news/new-type-solar-structure-cools-buildings-full-sunlight -47779;1364516525;ThickAsThieves;neat -47778;1364516531;KRS1;namworld i noticed that too not sure wha tto make of it though -47777;1364516576;Bitesaak;;;ticker -47776;1364516580;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.50000, Best ask: 78.58238, Bid-ask spread: 0.08238, Last trade: 78.58238, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47775;1364516620;KRS1;could it just be a lot of volume today..i noticed on gox for instance the volume has been high today looking back at a 1 week chart -47774;1364516668;mircea_popescu; can't find it now. basically it was something about mtgox picking top order and doing select for matching orders in a loop << WHAT -47773;1364516674;KRS1;yesterday had some action.. -47772;1364516688;KRS1;uh that doesnt sound good lol -47771;1364516709;KRS1;sounds like we'd have some rewinding to do -47770;1364516743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00064468 = 3.2234 BTC [-] -47769;1364516873;taub;Guest14382> come on TANK -47768;1364516876;taub;you're late bro -47767;1364516889;taub;im going to bed, its just gonna crawl up to 92 -47766;1364516897;KRS1;thats reassuring -47765;1364516897;taub;again :> -47764;1364516927;taub;dont hold me to it -47763;1364516961;KRS1;nite -47762;1364516965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00066676 = 0.2 BTC [+] -47761;1364517175;Bitesaak;;;lag -47760;1364517175;gribble;Error: "lag" is not a valid command. -47759;1364517195;Guest14382;ok maybe the puts were a bad idea -47758;1364517200;Cylta;use ,,goxlag -47757;1364517203;Guest14382;at least I only got 1000 -47756;1364517207;Bitesaak;Thx -47755;1364517217;kakobrekla;;;ticker -47754;1364517218;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.00000, Best ask: 84.62000, Bid-ask spread: 2.62000, Last trade: 84.62000, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47753;1364517223;Bitesaak;,,use goxlag -47752;1364517230;ThickAsThieves;of course the puts were a bad idea -47751;1364517236;Bitesaak;,,goxlag -47750;1364517247;Bitesaak;;;goxlag -47749;1364517247;gribble;288.72481 seconds -47748;1364517254;ThickAsThieves;oh geez -47747;1364517254;Guest14382;there could be a second wave -47746;1364517261;Guest14382;10% chance -47745;1364517262;ThickAsThieves;indeed -47744;1364517274;Guest14382;of a second wave -47743;1364517274;Guest14382;maybe 40% chance -47742;1364517280;Guest14382;10% chance of puts being profitable -47741;1364517295;Namworld;I hope someone is happy with his 50 BTC of worthless PUTs =/ -47740;1364517301;Namworld;I know it can hurt >.> -47739;1364517307;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -47738;1364517314;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -47737;1364517344;Cylta;where did you buy puts, people? -47736;1364517360;Namworld;MPEx -47735;1364517365;XRPTrader2;time to buy -47734;1364517380;thestringpuller;time to sell -47733;1364517399;taub;time to laugh -47732;1364517421;KRS1;time to cry -47731;1364517437;ThickAsThieves;time to laugh -47730;1364517494;Lyspooner;tough month for the bot? -47729;1364517516;Lyspooner;the mpoe bot, that is -47728;1364517524;Namworld;time to kill -47727;1364517537;Cylta;what if mp can play agaist his options, to correct price of market to not to pay too much?.. -47726;1364517539;damientrog;time to go to bed, seems to be recovering -47725;1364517565;Namworld;No more buyers, Nam wants cheaper coins! -47724;1364517573;Bitesaak;;;goxlag -47723;1364517573;gribble;163.980752 seconds -47722;1364517587;Namworld;Seriously... MtGox... -47721;1364517592;Namworld;Go hide your shame... -47720;1364517611;Namworld;Your incompetence is naked -47719;1364517616;Bitesaak;;;ticker -47718;1364517616;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 86.00000, Best ask: 88.72000, Bid-ask spread: 2.72000, Last trade: 88.72000, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47717;1364517622;Namworld;I can see too much of it. -47716;1364517641;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -47715;1364517641;gribble;167.450794 seconds -47714;1364517657;Namworld;lol... check the last blocks -47713;1364517660;Bowjob;125add80f475024677b82ce00d26415c7195cb2be27e6522b161a3e64fac8081 -47712;1364517666;Bowjob;How come I cant see this on the tx chain -47711;1364517671;Namworld;people rushing 10ks of BTC, probably to exchanges -47710;1364517712;Namworld;Bowjob: I'm having the same problem. I sent a transaction but I don't see it on blockchain.info -47709;1364517727;Bowjob;I feel slighlty liberated -47708;1364517729;Bowjob;I won. -47707;1364517730;Bowjob;lol -47706;1364517732;Bowjob;yeah -47705;1364517736;Bowjob;but wtf is this shit -47704;1364517754;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 53 @ 0.75 = 39.75 BTC [+] -47703;1364517821;Bitesaak;;;ticker -47702;1364517822;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.00000, Best ask: 89.50000, Bid-ask spread: 2.50000, Last trade: 89.50000, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47701;1364517830;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 50 @ 0.75 = 37.5 BTC [+] -47700;1364517842;Bowjob;;;goxlag -47699;1364517842;gribble;305.796827 seconds -47698;1364517846;Bowjob;oh god -47697;1364517850;Namworld;;;ticker -47696;1364517850;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.50000, Best ask: 89.50000, Bid-ask spread: 2.00000, Last trade: 89.50000, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47695;1364517854;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.75 = 4.5 BTC [+] -47694;1364517858;Namworld;89.5 best ask -47693;1364517865;Namworld;We're back up in a flash -47692;1364517907;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -47691;1364517908;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -47690;1364517909;Namworld;urgh -47689;1364517912;Bowjob;;;ticker -47688;1364517913;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.00000, Best ask: 89.50000, Bid-ask spread: 1.50000, Last trade: 87.50000, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47687;1364517917;Bowjob;not bad -47686;1364517973;Bitesaak;;;ticker -47685;1364517974;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.00000, Best ask: 89.50000, Bid-ask spread: 2.50000, Last trade: 87.00000, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47684;1364518028;Bitesaak;;;goxlag -47683;1364518029;gribble;408.410853 seconds -47682;1364518034;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 61 @ 0.75 = 45.75 BTC [+] -47681;1364518039;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -47680;1364518042;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.799 BTC [+] -47679;1364518048;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.7995 = 11.9925 BTC [+] -47678;1364518050;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7997 = 1.5994 BTC [+] -47677;1364518053;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7998 BTC [+] -47676;1364518056;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7999 = 2.3997 BTC [+] -47675;1364518059;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 23 @ 0.8 = 18.4 BTC [+] -47674;1364518061;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -47673;1364518064;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -47672;1364518100;KRS1;good grief -47671;1364518114;thestringpuller;gonna be good month -47670;1364518123;thestringpuller;happy april to all the lucky winners -47669;1364518149;ThickAsThieves;winners of? -47668;1364518190;Bitesaak;;;ticker -47667;1364518190;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.51100, Best ask: 89.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.48900, Last trade: 89.00000, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47666;1364518226;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -47665;1364518233;gribble;Error: I tried to send you an empty message. -47664;1364518242;thestringpuller;its down -47663;1364518252;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8185 BTC [+] -47662;1364518254;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.81885 = 2.4566 BTC [+] -47661;1364518259;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.818899 = 2.4567 BTC [+] -47660;1364518269;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.81999 = 8.1999 BTC [+] -47659;1364518272;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.82897 = 8.2897 BTC [+] -47658;1364518275;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8393 BTC [+] -47657;1364518278;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.83945 = 2.5184 BTC [+] -47656;1364518280;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.84 = 1.68 BTC [+] -47655;1364518283;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 158 @ 0.84 = 132.72 BTC [+] -47654;1364518302;ThickAsThieves;well that AM bargain price was short-lived -47653;1364518316;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [+] -47652;1364518349;ThickAsThieves;lowest ask is .87 on BF -47651;1364518365;ThickAsThieves;.84 on BCTC -47650;1364518423;smickles;$vwap ^ -47649;1364518425;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 86.3571781 high: 86.36645422 low: 66.22384528 volume: 100848 btc: 19472.9877722 30 day: no data -47648;1364518453;Bitesaak;;;ticker -47647;1364518454;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.50000, Best ask: 88.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 111005.53495385, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.94464 -47646;1364518523;Lyspooner;bitcointalk forum new record set -47645;1364518532;Lyspooner;bitcointalk reddit new record set -47644;1364518557;jborkl_;for most retards in one place? -47643;1364518638;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner what records are those ? -47642;1364518651;Lyspooner;apparently it's the most retards in one place -47641;1364518655;mircea_popescu;lol -47640;1364518685;Lyspooner;most online at one time -47639;1364518698;Lyspooner;the forum record hadn't been broken since 2011 -47638;1364518706;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 32 @ 0.84 = 26.88 BTC [+] -47637;1364518709;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.85 = 8.5 BTC [+] -47636;1364518709;Lyspooner;the reddit one is being broken every day -47635;1364518717;mircea_popescu;this is bitcoin's endless september moment. -47634;1364518720;mircea_popescu;we will rue the day. -47633;1364518745;Lyspooner;it feels like more stupid people are hearing about bitcoin all the time -47632;1364518777;Bitesaak;Compassion is in order -47631;1364518786;Lyspooner;of course -47630;1364518802;Lyspooner;but right now i see lots of "how does it work?" "it goes up" -47629;1364518808;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 1000 @ 0.15872391 = 158.7239 BTC [+] -47628;1364518810;Lyspooner;"now i understand it" -47627;1364518818;smickles;mircea_popescu: 'endless march' has a nice ring to it -47626;1364518819;mircea_popescu;perfect. -47625;1364518826;mircea_popescu;quick, to the bitbillions! -47624;1364518868;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.88 = 3.76 BTC [+] -47623;1364518880;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: ask mtgox nicely to give the secret price adjustment knob a quarter-turn up, and the idiots will go away again. -47622;1364518924;mircea_popescu;heh. -47621;1364518962;Namworld;Ah, I could finally pay out BTC-BOND and still have lots of BTC to trade. -47620;1364518971;Lyspooner;i'm jealous of all the people who can trust a new currency they never heard about without trying to understand a) how it kind of works and b) why it might be favorable to other currencies -47619;1364518984;Namworld;I'm needing BTC-BOND to have a large trading capital less and less. -47618;1364519016;jurov;endless chocolate: http://i.imgur.com/qjjlkGm.gif -47617;1364519036;asciilifeform;Lyspooner: are you also jealous of the people who happily send their life savings to Nigerian spammers? ignorance is bliss, and all that? -47616;1364519058;Lyspooner;well if they do it happily, that's great -47615;1364519082;asciilifeform;Lyspooner: "first ecstasy, then laundry." -47614;1364519086;Namworld;It's fake! -47613;1364519114;jurov;Namworld stop spoiling things! -47612;1364519173;taub;Lyspooner> bitcointalk forum new record set -47611;1364519178;Namworld;lol at the expanding chocolate -47610;1364519183;taub;plot new users, topics and posts against price -47609;1364519187;taub;interesting results -47608;1364519191;taub;;) -47607;1364519224;Bitesaak;;;goxlag -47606;1364519225;gribble;0.21807 seconds -47605;1364519229;taub;it also peaked at $30 -47604;1364519231;Lyspooner;taub, the last time bitcointalk set a new record, the bubble burst -47603;1364519236;taub;yep -47602;1364519247;Bitesaak;;;ticker -47601;1364519248;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 86.10002, Best ask: 86.48900, Bid-ask spread: 0.38898, Last trade: 86.10002, 24 hour volume: 127589.30954445, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.39577 -47600;1364519270;asciilifeform;who wants to be the first to set up a trading bot that counts irc/www BTC chumps and adjusts trading strategy accordingly? -47599;1364519320;jurov;counting memegenerator links is simpler -47598;1364519493;Bowjob;I can't find my tx on the block -47597;1364519494;Bowjob;WTF -47596;1364519561;Namworld;Me neither -47595;1364519577;Namworld;It might just not have been relayed -47594;1364519587;Namworld;I got one that's there and another that's not showing up -47593;1364519643;Bowjob;nam. what happens to it then -47592;1364519645;Bowjob;is it gone? -47591;1364519675;asciilifeform;easy & fun explanation: mtgox is front-running trades. -47590;1364519687;Namworld;idk -47589;1364519698;Namworld;either it's not relayed yet -47588;1364519708;Namworld;or otherwise I don't know why -47587;1364519712;asciilifeform;They do What They Must, Because They Can (tm) -47586;1364519715;Bowjob;i sold some to topace -47585;1364519760;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -47584;1364519761;gribble;68.10059 seconds -47583;1364519765;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -47582;1364519766;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 85.79006, Best ask: 85.79668, Bid-ask spread: 0.00662, Last trade: 85.79668, 24 hour volume: 127719.97605760, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.39194 -47581;1364519788;asciilifeform;bigger and better evil theory: a network of colluding BTC nodes is front-running trades. -47580;1364519836;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform dude. bitcoin people don't have the intellectual wherewithal to wipe their own nose. -47579;1364519844;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22400 @ 0.00064468 = 14.4408 BTC [-] -47578;1364519847;mircea_popescu;the devteam doesn't know which side is up sufficiently to test its own code. -47577;1364519857;mircea_popescu;the mtgox people are apparently running a select loop -47576;1364519880;mircea_popescu;miners have yet to figure out wtf hedging is and how it works, in spite of it being explaiend on trilema, diff futures being available etc. -47575;1364519885;mircea_popescu;but if cnat raed cnat raed. -47574;1364519885;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: most Americans can't tie their shoes. Doesn't stop the remaining ones from, well, buggering the planet raw. -47573;1364519888;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.839995 = 16.7999 BTC [-] -47572;1364519895;mircea_popescu;and you want me to believe anyone actually thinks ? get out for srsly. -47571;1364519898;mircea_popescu;we're not that lucky. -47570;1364519932;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: if you carry on with the assumption that you are the only thinking man in BTC, you will come to no good. -47569;1364519965;mircea_popescu;i wasn't counting myself either. -47568;1364519985;Bowjob;great. electum is down -47567;1364519990;mircea_popescu;if somebody is smart enough to implement evil colluding front trading, -47566;1364520001;mircea_popescu;they'd be making about 10x that by... i dunno... making an asic run. -47565;1364520018;mircea_popescu;one that's not run by retards who apparently can't get 20kw installed in one place or whatever the fuck. -47564;1364520038;mircea_popescu;seriously, there's so much free space for white hatness that you'd have to be quite insane to bother with darkhatness. -47563;1364520043;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: ASICs are boring because they're a straight competition of fiat bank accounts (with the possible exception of the sneak-an-SHA256-engine-on-a-commercial-die idea) -47562;1364520055;mircea_popescu;right. -47561;1364520072;mircea_popescu;we have to come to a discussion of boring, because on the straight motivation factor this makes no sense. -47560;1364520080;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8778 BTC [+] -47559;1364520081;mircea_popescu;greed'd be better served by more useful applications atm. -47558;1364520085;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.8779 = 7.0232 BTC [+] -47557;1364520094;Namworld;those low calls have a breakeven point of like 2000 USD/BTC+ -47556;1364520096;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: blackhatness is fun, because you can not just make money, but phuck people -47555;1364520118;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: esp. fun when you phuck the people who think they're unphuckable -47554;1364520127;mircea_popescu;who cares ? -47553;1364520157;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: right now, nobody. after the fact, everybody. -47552;1364520163;mircea_popescu;i dunno. -47551;1364520181;mircea_popescu;so some idiot thinks he's the bee's knees and you show him better. -47550;1364520182;mircea_popescu;so ? -47549;1364520200;mircea_popescu;this is like people stumbling and landing on their face in public imagining "everyone saw". nope. nobody gave a shit. -47548;1364520215;jurov;all in all, watching another feeble and desperate attempt by humanity to reinvent itself. -47547;1364520216;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: it is far more interesting when a clever fellow thinks he is all that, and you show him better. -47546;1364520222;mircea_popescu;why ? -47545;1364520234;mircea_popescu;i still don't see who'd care or why'd it matter. at all, like. -47544;1364520261;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: BTC is your playground, too. presumably you like to win rather than lose. -47543;1364520282;mircea_popescu;i honestly don't care. -47542;1364520300;Bowjob;Do we have technically minded people here? -47541;1364520302;mircea_popescu;probably difficult to digest, but i don't. i'm strictly interested in thinking things through and implementing them correctly. -47540;1364520337;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: one day you'll cash out your 1 MegaBTC to buy Marscoins, to fly your harem to Mars and retire there... -47539;1364520343;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform why ? -47538;1364520359;Bitesaak;;;ticker -47537;1364520359;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.20002, Best ask: 88.34000, Bid-ask spread: 0.13998, Last trade: 88.20002, 24 hour volume: 131782.34304095, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.35351 -47536;1364520380;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: when you push "return", 1 BTC is worth 1 Marscoin. But before the transaction goes through, 1 Marscoin will be worth 1000 BTC. Because front-runners... -47535;1364520396;mircea_popescu;why am i retiring. -47534;1364520417;asciilifeform;ok strike that. but imagine you were to actually spend a large parcel of your coin on something - anything. -47533;1364520422;mircea_popescu;kay -47532;1364520461;jurov;Bowjob, kinda. -47531;1364520465;asciilifeform;a clever fellow could observe the parcel changing hands before the price on the exchange moves -47530;1364520465;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -47529;1364520467;gribble;87.53 -47528;1364520467;asciilifeform;and so forth -47527;1364520513;lololol;90 -47526;1364520526;asciilifeform;(replace "exchange" with the ultimate destination of MP's 1 MegaBTC.) -47525;1364520531;mircea_popescu;why do i use an exchange ? -47524;1364520533;mircea_popescu;maybe i just otc. -47523;1364520544;jurov;asciilifeform: how? whales move in and out of 1Fx.... all the time -47522;1364520558;Bowjob;Namworld -47521;1364520564;Bowjob;I got the TX working -47520;1364520581;mircea_popescu;kinda cool that mpex's addy starts with 1Fx -47519;1364520589;KRS1;otc seems a better deal -47518;1364520590;asciilifeform;jurov: the whales move unmolested now, because nobody (AFAIK) is operating a massive "BTC telescope" for the purpose of front-running. -47517;1364520634;asciilifeform;if every time you carry out a transaction God transmitted it to every BTC user simultaneously, this scenario would not apply. But this isn't how the network works. -47516;1364520639;Namworld;my transaction just ain't confirming... -47515;1364520672;mircea_popescu;Namworld start adding a fee would you. -47514;1364520722;jurov;is there an api for # of unconfirmed txs anywhere? -47513;1364520752;Namworld;I had a fee... -47512;1364520753;jurov;ironically, im certain the bitcoind on my machine knows that.. but getting the number out of it... -47511;1364520760;Namworld;Feeless transactions confirm faste >.> -47510;1364520763;Namworld;faster* -47509;1364520765;mircea_popescu;lol srsly ?! -47508;1364520776;mircea_popescu;jurov iirc blockchain had it -47507;1364520782;Namworld;0.0001 on a large move (120 BTC) -47506;1364520817;jurov;0.0001 is too small as i found out myself yest -47505;1364520847;Namworld;eh -47504;1364520854;Namworld;Will get confirmed eventually -47503;1364520871;Bowjob;anyone here using electrum -47502;1364520873;jurov;yea, in mere 12 hours or so -47501;1364520891;mircea_popescu;i'm using 0.001 -47500;1364520955;Namworld;so like 9 cents -47499;1364520970;Namworld;Well that's a lot cheaper than PayPal -47498;1364521036;jurov;The necessary fee on your tx is well predictable, if anyone minded to analyze the unconfirmed txs statistically -47497;1364521092;jurov;um... i hear someone asking about bachelor thesis? -47496;1364521132;mircea_popescu;who cares srsly ? -47495;1364521147;mircea_popescu;the day i save on a dime is the day i pack up the harem and retire on mars. -47494;1364521151;Namworld;I wonder what's up with ZIGGAP -47493;1364521177;smickles;jurov: -47492;1364521180;smickles;$unconfirmed -47491;1364521184;mpexbot;smickles: 1255 -47490;1364521211;jurov;O.o -47489;1364521229;smickles;srs -47488;1364521263;smickles;$mail -47487;1364521274;smickles;er,, -47486;1364521276;smickles;$email -47485;1364521278;mpexbot;smickles: No new messages received. -47484;1364521280;smickles;not srs -47483;1364521308;smickles;$unconfirmed -47482;1364521312;mpexbot;smickles: 1333 -47481;1364521313;smickles;srs -47480;1364521343;Namworld;Yeah, my fees are based on what Armory suggests -47479;1364521349;jurov;$sandwich -47478;1364521355;Namworld;Sometimes it's 0.0001, sometimes it's 0.0005 -47477;1364521394;jurov;so armory seems to account for that? -47476;1364521395;mircea_popescu;i just made it .001 and forgot about it -47475;1364521440;Namworld;I think it's mostly based on amount of inputs... but yeah, kind of -47474;1364521463;Bowjob;so its 29th -47473;1364521472;Bowjob;isnt it ian bakewell's moment of truth -47472;1364521498;Namworld;yeah... -47471;1364521501;Namworld;poor ian -47470;1364521521;Namworld;He shorted at what price? -47469;1364521531;Bowjob;34.5 -47468;1364521533;mircea_popescu;35 -47467;1364521534;mircea_popescu;lol -47466;1364521536;Namworld;Damn... -47465;1364521561;Namworld;So like 30k USD loss if he pays back -47464;1364521570;Bowjob;look at this buying power -47463;1364521571;Bowjob;amazing -47462;1364521693;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -47461;1364521694;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.99999, Best ask: 88.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 136246.06886715, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.41623 -47460;1364521708;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 92 -47459;1364521710;gribble;There are currently 2084.7938 bitcoins offered at or under 92.0 USD, worth 188350.163298 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -47458;1364521717;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 95 -47457;1364521717;gribble;There are currently 8026.3054 bitcoins offered at or under 95.0 USD, worth 746419.333104 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.7048 seconds -47456;1364521816;mircea_popescu;http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/03/26/minor-league-baseball-team-to-debut-urinal-video-games -47455;1364521819;Bitdragon;;;goxlag -47454;1364521820;gribble;0.328974 seconds -47453;1364521831;Bitdragon;;;ticker -47452;1364521832;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.50002, Best ask: 87.78000, Bid-ask spread: 0.27998, Last trade: 87.50001, 24 hour volume: 138377.72130273, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.42466 -47451;1364521862;Lyspooner;;;asks 200 -47450;1364521865;gribble;There are currently 45195.463 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 5025968.47558 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0038 seconds -47449;1364521897;Bitdragon;You're funny mp; -47448;1364521980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14455 @ 0.0006357 = 9.189 BTC [-] -47447;1364522005;benkay;quite the crash this afternoon, eh gentlemen? -47446;1364522020;benkay; -47445;1364522069;benkay;retrace to seventy five and then flat back one day? two? -47444;1364522084;benkay;i should start keeping fiat on gox for these events -47443;1364522097;assbot;[MPEX] [O.BTCUSD.C750T] 308 @ 0.15862914 = 48.8578 BTC [-] -47442;1364522347;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -47441;1364522349;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.37000001 = 1.11 BTC [-] -47440;1364522350;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.37 = 1.48 BTC [-] -47439;1364522351;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.35500001 = 0.71 BTC [-] -47438;1364522610;smickles;$unconfirmed -47437;1364522614;mpexbot;smickles: 1164 -47436;1364522867;MJR_III;sup everyone -47435;1364522872;MJR_III;fun ride huh? -47434;1364522878;MJR_III;fucking gox -47433;1364523003;smickles;heh, bitcoin is good for that every once in a while, gox just makes it worse -47432;1364523025;benkay;we might have a stable currency except for gox -47431;1364523054;kakobrekla;when gox is down bitcoin is stable -47430;1364523058;kakobrekla;didnt ya know -47429;1364523138;KRS1;heh yea fun -47428;1364523389;MJR_III;so silly -47427;1364523398;MJR_III;what was the low? -47426;1364523400;MJR_III;77? -47425;1364523426;MJR_III;also...i don't think that the charts are keeping up -47424;1364523500;Bitdragon;;;ticker -47423;1364523502;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 84.63439, Best ask: 84.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.16561, Last trade: 84.80000, 24 hour volume: 144582.26393633, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.34194 -47422;1364523762;Bitdragon;;;ticker -47421;1364523763;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 85.20000, Best ask: 85.39000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19000, Last trade: 84.99989, 24 hour volume: 146197.46407703, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.31167 -47420;1364523808;Bitdragon;;;ask 100 -47419;1364523809;gribble;Error: "ask" is not a valid command. -47418;1364524374;KRS1;;;asks 100 -47417;1364524376;gribble;There are currently 27577.248 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 2628721.38478 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0246 seconds -47416;1364525357;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 15 @ 0.00485 = 0.0728 BTC [-] -47415;1364525372;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [-] -47414;1364525383;Ukto;mpex has pages? :P *nudges Mircea* -47413;1364525409;Ukto;btw smickles: BF has topped 2,300 BTC 24hr vol :) -47412;1364525445;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.877895 = 17.5579 BTC [+] -47411;1364525474;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -47410;1364525475;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006 / 0.00062205 / 0.00066676 (168732 shares, 104.96 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.00066192 / 0.00072101 (1713863 shares, 1,134.45 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.00073488 / 0.00078628 (16836028 shares, 12,372.51 BTC) -47409;1364525518;kakobrekla;good -47408;1364525564;kakobrekla;stamp is lame too -47407;1364525575;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -47406;1364525575;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 86.50000, Best ask: 86.87137, Bid-ask spread: 0.37137, Last trade: 86.87137, 24 hour volume: 153284.13060894, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.23528 -47405;1364525585;kakobrekla;dunno -47404;1364525635;kakobrekla;many reasons, dont have the time to get into that again -47403;1364525658;Bitdragon;List of commands: -47402;1364525708;kakobrekla;in short, they are slow, the steal via fees since ever, tiny amouts but still and is run by kids with css skills, also trading interface is fcuked, you need 3 or 4 tabs - have fun -47401;1364525720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00066676 = 3.1338 BTC [+] -47400;1364525722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067292 = 3.3646 BTC [+] -47399;1364525752;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.00067438 = 0.843 BTC [+] -47398;1364525843;Bitdragon;Who are you are talking about? -47397;1364525893;Bitdragon;;;buy 100 -47396;1364525894;gribble;(buy [--long] [at|@] []) -- Logs a buy order for units of , at a price of per unit, in units of . Use the optional field to put in any special notes. may include an arithmetical expression, and {mtgox(ask|bid|last)} to index price to mtgox ask, bid, or last price. May also include (1 more message) -47395;1364526008;benkay;;;24hprc -47394;1364526009;gribble;Error: "24hprc" is not a valid command. -47393;1364526016;benkay;;;24h,prc -47392;1364526016;gribble;Error: "24h,prc" is not a valid command. -47391;1364526027;benkay;;;24hrpc -47390;1364526028;gribble;Error: "24hrpc" is not a valid command. -47389;1364526029;benkay;OMG -47388;1364526031;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [-] -47387;1364526134;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.87968 = 8.7968 BTC [+] -47386;1364526303;Bitdragon;;; -47385;1364526318;Bitdragon;;;ticker -47384;1364526319;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.73000, Best ask: 87.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 87.73000, 24 hour volume: 155699.24992401, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.21684 -47383;1364526588;Bitdragon;;;help -47382;1364526588;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -47381;1364526628;Bitdragon;!facts -47380;1364526756;Bitdragon;;;asks 100 -47379;1364526761;gribble;There are currently 24555.229 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 2358207.51086 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0027 seconds -47378;1364526796;Bitdragon;;;asks 99.9 -47377;1364526797;gribble;There are currently 21738.811 bitcoins offered at or under 99.9 USD, worth 2076585.24429 USD in total. | Data vintage: 35.6864 seconds -47376;1364526892;Bitdragon;;;ticker -47375;1364526893;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.00000, Best ask: 90.04900, Bid-ask spread: 0.04900, Last trade: 90.00000, 24 hour volume: 155899.94157540, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.21739 -47374;1364527563;MJR_III;well...say goodbye to another bunch of weak hands i guess -47373;1364527713;benkay;;;goxlag -47372;1364527714;gribble;18.994122 seconds -47371;1364528001;smickles;gratz Ukto :) -47370;1364528513;copumpkin;the growth wouldn't be as extreme -47369;1364528516;copumpkin;and it's not as if it's "disabled" -47368;1364528521;copumpkin;it's just that it isn't very prevalent -47367;1364528536;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [-] -47366;1364528664;MJR_III;yes...you can short right now -47365;1364528668;MJR_III;it is relatively easy -47364;1364528700;MJR_III;fucking bullshit though...minutes of lag -47363;1364528712;MJR_III;why don't we just mail our orders to gox -47362;1364528824;MJR_III;also...bitfloor has not had these issues...they didn't have a huge dropoff and they have maintained the price...mt gox injects a ton of uncertainty into the market with their horrible matching engine -47361;1364528831;MJR_III;go to bitfinex -47360;1364528845;MJR_III;all you need is to borrow bitcoins -47359;1364528849;MJR_III;and then you sell them -47358;1364528855;copumpkin;you short by finding someone to lend you coins -47357;1364528856;MJR_III;um...since they connect to gox -47356;1364528861;copumpkin;it's not like shares that are much harder to borrow -47355;1364528871;MJR_III;bitfinex connects to gox -47354;1364528887;MJR_III;well...you have access to the liquidity -47353;1364528897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15909 @ 0.00066793 = 10.6261 BTC [-] -47352;1364528899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1344 @ 0.00067438 = 0.9064 BTC [+] -47351;1364528900;MJR_III;APY -47350;1364528905;MJR_III;12% annually -47349;1364528911;MJR_III;were you going to short for a year? -47348;1364528918;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.84 = 3.36 BTC [-] -47347;1364528922;MJR_III;hint: if you are shorting, you expect price to go down -47346;1364528946;MJR_III;yeah...you are totally right tiberiusiv i can't make money selling at 97 and covering at 80 -47345;1364528960;MJR_III;how do you figure? -47344;1364528965;MJR_III;12% is 12% -47343;1364528982;MJR_III;oh...but if THEY RISE IN VALUE YOU ARE A dumbass to short -47342;1364528987;MJR_III;get it? -47341;1364528994;MJR_III;if I think they go up i get long -47340;1364529001;MJR_III;if i think they go down, i short -47339;1364529009;MJR_III;meaning you are paying LOWER rates of interest if you are right -47338;1364529018;MJR_III;and i just showed it to you -47337;1364529026;MJR_III;no -47336;1364529031;MJR_III;how do you figure? -47335;1364529045;MJR_III;let me walk you through the scenario -47334;1364529053;MJR_III;;;calc 12/365 -47333;1364529053;gribble;0.0328767123288 -47332;1364529059;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: it's not currently deflationary -47331;1364529063;MJR_III;.03% -47330;1364529065;copumpkin;in the long run it is -47329;1364529071;MJR_III;so i borrow 100 btc -47328;1364529082;copumpkin;lol -47327;1364529083;MJR_III;i sell at 92 -47326;1364529088;copumpkin;omg stocks are deflationary right now -47325;1364529089;MJR_III;i now have 9200 -47324;1364529101;MJR_III;i owe 100 bitcoins -47323;1364529112;MJR_III;it drops to 80 -47322;1364529116;MJR_III;i cover -47321;1364529121;MJR_III;i made 1200 -47320;1364529125;MJR_III;let's examine that -47319;1364529128;MJR_III;100 btc -47318;1364529130;MJR_III;for one day -47317;1364529131;MJR_III;costs -47316;1364529163;MJR_III;;;calc 100 * .0003 -47315;1364529163;gribble;0.03 -47314;1364529166;MJR_III;ah ok -47313;1364529175;MJR_III;it would cost me .03 bitcoins -47312;1364529178;MJR_III;which at 80 -47311;1364529181;MJR_III;would be... -47310;1364529191;MJR_III;;;calc 80 *.03 -47309;1364529191;gribble;2.4 -47308;1364529194;MJR_III;omg -47307;1364529196;MJR_III;$2 -47306;1364529200;Bugpowder;looks like S.MPOE bounced -47305;1364529206;MJR_III;i had to spend $2 in order to short -47304;1364529213;MJR_III;how could i ever make that back -47303;1364529218;MJR_III;IF IT GOES UP YOU IDIOT -47302;1364529222;copumpkin;lol -47301;1364529227;copumpkin;this is an awesome conversation to watch -47300;1364529234;MJR_III;like i said -47299;1364529242;MJR_III;you have to pay 2 dollars in interest -47298;1364529248;MJR_III;you made 1200 in my scenario -47297;1364529252;MJR_III;seems reasonable -47296;1364529264;MJR_III;i don't think you understand how apy works -47295;1364529270;MJR_III;you are paying a tiny tiny rate of interest -47294;1364529277;MJR_III;ugh -47293;1364529284;MJR_III;and... -47292;1364529289;MJR_III;so -47291;1364529295;MJR_III;if i expect it to stay where it is -47290;1364529298;MJR_III;i probably wouldn't short -47289;1364529299;MJR_III;duh -47288;1364529310;MJR_III;i don't think you understand how speculation works -47287;1364529320;copumpkin;MJR_III: it takes a speculum, right? -47286;1364529326;MJR_III;copumpkin: hehehe -47285;1364529336;MJR_III;another epic troll by tiberiusiv -47284;1364529345;MJR_III;how is that -47283;1364529348;MJR_III;i managed to pay it -47282;1364529352;MJR_III;seemed possible -47281;1364529357;MJR_III;i shorted, made money -47280;1364529362;MJR_III;then went long and rode it back up -47279;1364529369;MJR_III;you can't pay that back -47278;1364529370;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: how do you expect to short then, when risk for the lender is so high? should lending not exist at all? -47277;1364529390;MJR_III;first off -47276;1364529402;MJR_III;there aren't 21 million bitcoins yet -47275;1364529405;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: that's an argument against any interest rate you pick -47274;1364529408;copumpkin;0.01% -47273;1364529410;MJR_III;so you are trying to borrow an impossible amount of money -47272;1364529411;copumpkin;IMPOSSIBLE TO SERVICE -47271;1364529426;MJR_III;lets say i want to borrow 100 quintillion dollars -47270;1364529435;MJR_III;how would i service that debt? -47269;1364529437;copumpkin;in other news, if you borrow all the money in the world, things might go strangely -47268;1364529442;copumpkin;news at 11 -47267;1364529446;MJR_III;hehehe -47266;1364529461;MJR_III;tiberiusiv: but only for principal -47265;1364529466;MJR_III;no money is created for interest -47264;1364529473;MJR_III;P != P+I -47263;1364529488;MJR_III;this is fractional reserve lending 101 -47262;1364529499;MJR_III;you cannot always obtain dollars -47261;1364529507;MJR_III;there is RIGHT NOW -47260;1364529511;MJR_III;a limited number of dollars -47259;1364529513;MJR_III;AND -47258;1364529522;MJR_III;it is lower than the total amount owed -47257;1364529532;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: where did you learn about this stuff, out of curiosity? -47256;1364529532;MJR_III;ok -47255;1364529542;MJR_III;copumpkin: where did he NOT learn about this? -47254;1364529572;MJR_III;ok...but a lot of people don't seem to want to lend their bitcoins -47253;1364529579;MJR_III;AND THE RATE FLOATS -47252;1364529588;MJR_III;that is the markets desire for interest on btc -47251;1364529590;MJR_III;it does -47250;1364529611;MJR_III;wrong -47249;1364529613;MJR_III;its not even 12 -47248;1364529623;MJR_III;its currently at...9.5 -47247;1364529633;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: you'd be surprised :) -47246;1364529634;MJR_III;go to the "lending" page -47245;1364529643;copumpkin;lending rates historically have been way higher in bitcoin -47244;1364529644;MJR_III;look at BTC Lending offers -47243;1364529655;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: and how do you propose that happen, as I asked before? -47242;1364529662;copumpkin;there's still large risk for the lender -47241;1364529683;MJR_III;if you look at the site we are talking about...you will see that bitcoin lending and dollar lending is a market like any other -47240;1364529692;MJR_III;the current VARIABLE rate is 9.5% -47239;1364529707;MJR_III;ok...you said it is 12 and has always been 12 -47238;1364529719;MJR_III;ok...i want to short all the aapl shares in the world -47237;1364529725;MJR_III;there is a concept of hard to borrow -47236;1364529737;MJR_III;i need to "locate" the shares before i can sell short -47235;1364529750;MJR_III;i don't think you understand how the free market works -47234;1364529761;copumpkin;lol -47233;1364529764;MJR_III;you can lend coins for as much as you can get -47232;1364529771;MJR_III;right now...thats 9.5% -47231;1364529772;copumpkin;I HAVE DECREED -47230;1364529777;copumpkin;THEREFORE IT IS SO -47229;1364529782;MJR_III;no one has defaulted on bitfinex -47228;1364529784;copumpkin;I HAVE AN EXPLANATION FOR WHY, SO THAT IS THE EXPLANATION -47227;1364529785;MJR_III;you CAN'T -47226;1364529796;MJR_III;do you understand what a margin call is? -47225;1364529809;MJR_III;first, you can see it yourself -47224;1364529821;MJR_III;2500 btc i would say -47223;1364529829;MJR_III;5 to 1 margin -47222;1364529839;MJR_III;well...no one is taking whats out there -47221;1364529843;MJR_III;so it seems to be more than enough -47220;1364529849;MJR_III;ok... -47219;1364529852;MJR_III;your point being -47218;1364529867;copumpkin;... -47217;1364529870;MJR_III;well...that is probably because you'd have to be stupid to short -47216;1364529880;copumpkin;you can still approach me and say "hey copumpkin, can I borrow some coins?" -47215;1364529905;MJR_III;you know his holdings? -47214;1364529911;MJR_III;pray tell how did you obtain this info? -47213;1364529927;copumpkin;lol -47212;1364529929;MJR_III;and you know this how? -47211;1364529943;MJR_III;put your money where your mouth is -47210;1364529950;MJR_III;and go to bitfinex and take out the short -47209;1364529957;MJR_III;you can short 2500 RIGHT NOW -47208;1364529964;MJR_III;if you put up 500 or so coins -47207;1364529975;MJR_III;because you'll make money -47206;1364529982;MJR_III;because it'll go down -47205;1364529986;MJR_III;you can lock in fixed rates -47204;1364529998;MJR_III;oh my gosh -47203;1364530005;MJR_III;have you ever even seen bitfinex's site -47202;1364530009;MJR_III;i can lock in 10% -47201;1364530030;MJR_III;but you aren't paying in dollars -47200;1364530035;MJR_III;you are paying in bitcoins -47199;1364530038;MJR_III;no you don't -47198;1364530041;MJR_III;you have to OWN bitcoins -47197;1364530047;MJR_III;ok, enough -47196;1364530056;MJR_III;if the price doubles the INTEREST is the last of your worries -47195;1364530066;MJR_III;you will get stopped out if it goes up by 20% -47194;1364530067;copumpkin;have you heard of daily settlement? -47193;1364530075;copumpkin;I wonder if they do that -47192;1364530085;MJR_III;copumpkin: i'm just gonna mute...its obvious he has no idea what he's talking about -47191;1364530098;MJR_III;ah...peace and quiet -47190;1364530102;copumpkin;we have a baller here -47189;1364530118;copumpkin;lol -47188;1364530130;copumpkin;you can tell yourself that to make yourself feel better about not having any real arguments -47187;1364530142;MJR_III;copumpkin: he has been at this game for a week now -47186;1364530147;MJR_III;just trollling bitcoin-assets -47185;1364530158;MJR_III;i ignored him on my phone's irc client -47184;1364530163;MJR_III;but forgot to do it on MiRc -47183;1364530165;copumpkin;I conveniently own a slice of MPOE! -47182;1364530168;copumpkin;yay! -47181;1364530180;MJR_III;so i got sucked into yet another stupid conversation with an idiot -47180;1364530184;copumpkin;tiberiusiv? -47179;1364530189;MJR_III;yes -47178;1364530191;copumpkin;1000 times earnings? -47177;1364530211;copumpkin;I was one of the first investors -47176;1364530213;copumpkin;I paid nothing for it -47175;1364530217;copumpkin;or close to it -47174;1364530226;copumpkin;no -47173;1364530226;bgupta;MJR_III not to interupt this retardedness, but what are the requirements to borrow at 12%? IE: How do they know you won't abscond with the coins? -47172;1364530227;MJR_III;copumpkin: are you involved with iphone jailbreaking? -47171;1364530228;copumpkin;I bought them -47170;1364530231;copumpkin;MJR_III: yep -47169;1364530234;copumpkin;well, I was -47168;1364530240;MJR_III;bgupta: you cannot default -47167;1364530246;MJR_III;they hold your account -47166;1364530249;MJR_III;you cannot withdraw from it -47165;1364530252;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: I can't remember now, it was ages ago -47164;1364530254;MJR_III;you can only trade with it -47163;1364530266;MJR_III;if you lose what you have in the bank -47162;1364530267;copumpkin;I think I got a little over 100k shares for 5 or 10 btc? -47161;1364530270;bgupta;Ah so you have to use it to short in their trading system.. you can't borrow it for other reasons. -47160;1364530272;MJR_III;they liquidate your position -47159;1364530275;MJR_III;yes -47158;1364530276;bgupta;makes sense -47157;1364530281;bgupta;got it -47156;1364530283;MJR_III;similar to most prop trading firms -47155;1364530286;MJR_III;its a nice system -47154;1364530295;smickles;tiberiusiv: you could get upwards of 10kbtc margin on mpex, iirc. but that's a scam. amirite :D -47153;1364530296;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: it's logged on MP's blog somewhere, if you look far enough back -47152;1364530299;bgupta;I don't trade currencies so not for me. -47151;1364530306;MJR_III;yeah -47150;1364530310;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: you know that someone who disagrees with you isn't automatically poor or stupid -47149;1364530316;MJR_III;copumpkin: he doesn't know that -47148;1364530320;copumpkin;people can just disagree without it devolving into elementary school playground -47147;1364530335;copumpkin;you've said I'm poor because I disagree with you -47146;1364530337;copumpkin;it's kind of amusing -47145;1364530355;copumpkin;you can maintain that -47144;1364530356;bgupta;tiber is now on my ignore list. -47143;1364530356;copumpkin;I can disagree -47142;1364530357;MJR_III;the main problem with tiberiusiv is that he doesn't just shut up and short bitcoins, if he is so bearish...then put your money where your mouth is and go short -47141;1364530367;MJR_III;i hope everyone ignores him eventually -47140;1364530382;bgupta;I mean literally I can't see what he is typing. -47139;1364530386;MJR_III;mostly just because i have no interest in listening to his idiocy, but i still have to see the other half of the convo -47138;1364530394;MJR_III;bgupta: me neither -47137;1364530404;copumpkin;the most annoying thing about /ignore is that people keep talking about how they can't see what someone is typing :P -47136;1364530412;bgupta;sorry -47135;1364530419;MJR_III;i like ignoring -47134;1364530426;MJR_III;but it makes for strange half convos -47133;1364530433;copumpkin;MJR_III: he's ignored you. Your messages don't get through to him (if you haven't used IRC much before) -47132;1364530438;MJR_III;where you are like "huh? what are you guys talking about" -47131;1364530438;copumpkin;I mean tiberiusiv -47130;1364530463;MJR_III;copumpkin: where you telling tiberiusiv? -47129;1364530475;MJR_III;were* -47128;1364530481;smickles;bitfinx is pretty new, that may have to do with their size -47127;1364530495;MJR_III;yeah not huge...but they pass through to gox -47126;1364530498;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: I haven't really seen particular evidence of that, and he's not extrapolating unnecessarily, which are doing -47125;1364530502;copumpkin;which *you are doing -47124;1364530506;bgupta;gonna check it out is it only btc/fiat plays or do they have other stuff there? -47123;1364530513;MJR_III;only btc/usd -47122;1364530518;MJR_III;i believe -47121;1364530519;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: of him being a child or particularly stupid -47120;1364530523;MJR_III;i prefer to get margin to go long -47119;1364530536;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: do you accept that there might be explanations other than high interest rates for that? -47118;1364530541;bgupta;MJR_III: URL? -47117;1364530545;MJR_III;high interest, but if you use it for daytrading its manageable -47116;1364530552;MJR_III;bitfinex.com -47115;1364530574;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: or when the borrower is a thief? :) -47114;1364530578;copumpkin;or is that inconceivable -47113;1364530583;MJR_III;you basically have a btc wallet and a dollars wallet -47112;1364530584;copumpkin;no, I don't -47111;1364530595;MJR_III;i mean on bitfinex -47110;1364530605;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: so everyone's good and the evil lenders force them to steal the money? -47109;1364530611;copumpkin;by imposing rates that are too high -47108;1364530617;MJR_III;if you want to buy and sell bitcoins (withdraw etc) you can use the exchange portion...if you want to trade on margin, there is that portion -47107;1364530633;MJR_III;and if you would rather just lend out dollars or bitcoins...you can do that too -47106;1364530638;copumpkin;do I sense a religious undertone to that judgment? -47105;1364530670;smickles;hmmm, i don't think any of the loans i've made > 100btc in value have defaulted -47104;1364530675;copumpkin;opinions are like assholes, they say -47103;1364530675;MJR_III;copumpkin: you are making me think of unignoring him...but i have to be like ulysses and ignore the siren song of trolling -47102;1364530680;copumpkin;MJR_III :) -47101;1364530682;bgupta;what exchage do the trades get settled? -47100;1364530694;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: you seem intent on preaching a lot and listening very little -47099;1364530699;bgupta;Guessing MtGox? needs to kinda be mtgox to impact the market no? -47098;1364530703;MJR_III;bgupta: you can basically go to gox or bfx -47097;1364530706;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: I'll let you do that without unnecessary distractions of people trying to talk to you -47096;1364530709;MJR_III;yes -47095;1364530717;MJR_III;but, you can also go to bitfinex's own book -47094;1364530722;MJR_III;which is a lot cheaper from a fee perspective -47093;1364530729;smickles;bgupta: actually, this recent fun was started by a 700 btc sale on btce -47092;1364530733;MJR_III;.1% vs .4% i believe -47091;1364530757;smickles;took 5 min or so for the traders on gox to even start to react -47090;1364530760;benkay;checkit -47089;1364530761;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: I know the default rates are high -47088;1364530761;benkay;;;tslb -47087;1364530766;gribble;Time since last block: 17 minutes and 0 seconds -47086;1364530767;bgupta;sure… if you are a an oracle and know which way things will go and aren't trying to influence the market with your trades. -47085;1364530770;smickles;$unconfirmed -47084;1364530773;mpexbot;smickles: 1539 -47083;1364530789;MJR_III;well -47082;1364530790;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: I suggest that you approach things a bit more open-mindedly in future though, and don't just write off anyone who disagrees with you as poor, young, stupid, or otherwise unworthy of talking -47081;1364530804;MJR_III;you can watch other markets to see where general sentiment is going -47080;1364530818;copumpkin;who the fuck cares -47079;1364530820;MJR_III;if you could move money instantly, you could arb bitfloor and btc-e all day -47078;1364530850;MJR_III;the good part of selling on bitfloor is that you can get a liquidity rebate -47077;1364530856;copumpkin;MJR_III: if you could move money instantly, there would be very little to arb in the first place -47076;1364530877;MJR_III;copumpkin: i meant if you singular could do that...not you as in everyone -47075;1364530903;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: credit regulations might apply? -47074;1364530906;MJR_III;for example if you had a relationship between those two exchanges...all arb would go away as they both equalize -47073;1364530914;copumpkin;I haven't looked into the regulations surrounding issuing credit for short selling -47072;1364530928;copumpkin;yes, but do you know that they havne't had to deal with that shit? -47071;1364530930;copumpkin;perhaps they don't -47070;1364530932;copumpkin;I really don't know -47069;1364530935;copumpkin;never been a broker :) -47068;1364530937;MJR_III;copumpkin: has he gotten onto the regulatory dead horse now? -47067;1364530941;copumpkin;nah, that's me :) -47066;1364530948;benkay;;;tslb -47065;1364530949;smickles;oooh, icbit -47064;1364530954;gribble;Time since last block: 1 minute and 59 seconds -47063;1364530958;MJR_III;copumpkin: you didn't answer though, are you the iphone jailbreaker? -47062;1364530961;smickles;o/ -47061;1364530964;copumpkin;MJR_III: I used to be, yep -47060;1364530969;MJR_III;wow i am honored -47059;1364530976;MJR_III;i wish cydia would take btc -47058;1364530980;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: how do you know they don't realize this? -47057;1364530984;copumpkin;MJR_III: hah, me too! -47056;1364530991;MJR_III;has anyone asked saurik? -47055;1364530997;copumpkin;I poked him at some point -47054;1364531003;copumpkin;maybe he'll be more amenable to it now -47053;1364531007;MJR_III;hope so -47052;1364531009;MJR_III;it would be nice -47051;1364531017;MJR_III;you made my day though -47050;1364531022;MJR_III;i thought it was you -47049;1364531022;copumpkin;hah -47048;1364531028;smickles;tiberiusiv: what do you think of the futures offerd by icbit? -47047;1364531028;copumpkin;I'm not particularly famous :P -47046;1364531033;MJR_III;but wasn't sure, but i've been a big fan of your work for a long time -47045;1364531042;copumpkin;thanks :) -47044;1364531045;MJR_III;well the whole devteam really -47043;1364531049;Chaang-Noi;since sell off to 75, what was that a 50,000 coin market order? -47042;1364531052;copumpkin;haven't done anything related to it in years though, really -47041;1364531058;MJR_III;but i definitely recognize that handle -47040;1364531061;copumpkin;I think last real iphone work I did was 2009/10? -47039;1364531072;MJR_III;i jailbroke the first iphone on 1.0x -47038;1364531083;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 95 -47037;1364531086;gribble;There are currently 9039.4257 bitcoins offered at or under 95.0 USD, worth 849457.810281 USD in total. | Data vintage: 236.5691 seconds -47036;1364531088;MJR_III;never did any dev stuff there -47035;1364531096;copumpkin;omg it's a Chaang-Noi -47034;1364531100;MJR_III;but we still had to worry about "bricking" and manually creating symlinks -47033;1364531104;copumpkin;Chaang-Noi: tell tiberiusiv how much money we lost! -47032;1364531121;smickles;Chaang-Noi: the ice melted around your champagne, didn't it? -47031;1364531153;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: see, Chaang-Noi is a goat, and he's epic baller -47030;1364531162;copumpkin;ultra baller goat -47029;1364531162;copumpkin;the kind that climbs trees -47028;1364531166;MJR_III;lol -47027;1364531175;copumpkin;http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ISrndp6k1ig/UB-bPE1QSVI/AAAAAAAAAFU/gOxPPXa-Fac/s1600/goats-in-trees.jpg -47026;1364531179;MJR_III;how long you been in btcland copumpkin? -47025;1364531179;copumpkin;he's the guy on the upper left -47024;1364531187;copumpkin;MJR_III: couple of years now, on and off -47023;1364531211;MJR_III;yeah i started playing around with it back in 11...trying to do an fpga miner -47022;1364531222;MJR_III;but got distracted and didn't come back till this january -47021;1364531231;smickles;i may be poor, but i think i've gone into the next tax bracket -47020;1364531236;MJR_III;lol nice smickles -47019;1364531267;smickles;too much short term capital gains -47018;1364531275;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.1076 = 0.538 BTC [+] -47017;1364531278;copumpkin;smickles: omg you entered the 15% rate bracket? -47016;1364531282;copumpkin;congratulations! -47015;1364531285;smickles;:D -47014;1364531285;MJR_III;smickles: you in US? will you declare it? -47013;1364531294;copumpkin;I disagreed with tiberiusiv so I'm clearly in the 10% bracket -47012;1364531298;MJR_III;LOL -47011;1364531307;MJR_III;that is how the tax code works -47010;1364531321;MJR_III;our wealth is determined by our level of agreement with tiberiusiv -47009;1364531328;smickles;MJR_III: well, i declared some last year, and i've already bought some things with it this yeear, so yeah, i think i'll declare it -47008;1364531341;MJR_III;smickles: this is US taxes right? -47007;1364531345;smickles;yes -47006;1364531351;MJR_III;wonder how they will handle it up in canada -47005;1364531363;copumpkin;smickles: O taxmeister, please tell me, what is the point of throwing a $1700-wide hole like this into the tax code? http://snapplr.com/jxx2 -47004;1364531366;kakobrekla;just move to yurop already -47003;1364531371;MJR_III;do they have capital gains and such? wonder if cavirtex will report -47002;1364531384;Chaang-Noi;hi copumpkin :) -47001;1364531391;Bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160388.0 -47000;1364531399;Bowjob;bitcoin will reach 100 -46999;1364531403;Bowjob;wooho -46998;1364531425;Chaang-Noi;smickles yeah, a bit sad, what was the vol on that sale? -46997;1364531456;smickles;copumpkin: lol, i dunno -46996;1364531466;smickles;tiberiusiv: some is capital gains, some is income -46995;1364531485;copumpkin;it really makes a huge difference that those $1700 are taxed not at 33%, not at 39.6%, but at 35% exactly -46994;1364531533;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: (smickles is an accountant) -46993;1364531539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00389736 = 11.6921 BTC [-] -46992;1364531578;copumpkin;as mitt famously said :) -46991;1364531600;smickles;this'll be the first year i have to pay fed. income tax, unless i'm mistaken -46990;1364531620;copumpkin;poor things -46989;1364531640;KRS1;tiberiusiv: you don't seem like you know what you are talking about when you say majority of Americans don't pay income taxes. -46988;1364531659;KRS1;Many do not have a choice, it comes out of their paychecks. -46987;1364531662;smickles;i think a lot do, but they don't have to -46986;1364531680;KRS1;Thats right, for overpayments. -46985;1364531690;smickles;KRS1: tiberiusiv wouldn't count an interest free, manditory loan as a tax -46984;1364531725;MJR_III;lol -46983;1364531735;MJR_III;that is my least favorite -46982;1364531735;KRS1;smickles, this im wasting my time aren't I -46981;1364531739;copumpkin;well, payroll tax always applies -46980;1364531746;copumpkin;so even those that don't pay income tax pay payroll tax -46979;1364531755;MJR_III;KRS1: come join on us on the ignoring tiberiusiv side, its really great -46978;1364531755;copumpkin;well, almost always applies -46977;1364531755;KRS1;<- off to do something productive -46976;1364531760;copumpkin;unless you're really poor -46975;1364531779;MJR_III;smickles: even if you are poor...they still take it out and you have to file to get it back right? -46974;1364531793;smickles;oh, ya know, i have like 30k carry-over from my rental property. I'm not going to pay fed. income tax unless i do a lot better -46973;1364531799;MJR_III;hehehe -46972;1364531817;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: yay! -46971;1364531829;MJR_III;the funniest thing, and this is a testament to the average americans intelligence regarding finance, is that people get excited when they get their own money back -46970;1364531833;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: "case in point" is the idiom -46969;1364531855;Chaang-Noi;anyone one know the volume on the sale to 75 off hand? thanks -46968;1364531871;copumpkin;;;asks 75 -46967;1364531883;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0019 seconds -46966;1364531889;Chaang-Noi;i mean the one last night, the huge harket sell order -46965;1364531893;Chaang-Noi;market -46964;1364531897;copumpkin;oh -46963;1364531917;smickles;Chaang-Noi: it started with a one-off 700 btc on btce -46962;1364531918;MJR_III;i literally don't even know why someone would do that -46961;1364531923;MJR_III;so much slippage -46960;1364531929;copumpkin;;;bids 75 -46959;1364531929;gribble;There are currently 43668.029 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 3431186.42875 USD in total. | Data vintage: 45.9326 seconds -46958;1364531942;Chaang-Noi;smickles really? -46957;1364531960;smickles;Chaang-Noi: yeah, gox traders didn't even react for 5 min or so -46956;1364531971;MJR_III;copumpkin: do the iphone guys use freenode? -46955;1364531974;Chaang-Noi;last night i bet it was thicker than what it is now, that is a massive sell off -46954;1364531975;Diablo-D3;well -46953;1364531980;copumpkin;MJR_III: not really -46952;1364531981;Diablo-D3;I wish BTC would get to $1000 already -46951;1364531988;copumpkin;Diablo-D3: over 8000!!! -46950;1364531995;MJR_III;Diablo-D3: yep...i can't wait -46949;1364532002;Diablo-D3;no, $1000 is fine -46948;1364532009;Diablo-D3;I just need enough money to start DMC -46947;1364532011;copumpkin;you sure you wouldn't prefer over 8000!?!?!?!? -46946;1364532039;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: it'd take too long -46945;1364532046;smickles;the laptop i bought with btc at the begining of this week is named "btc9001" -46944;1364532047;MJR_III;i mostly think that it is necessary for the price to get to that level so we can start doing real institutional stuff -46943;1364532049;Diablo-D3;and its clear copumpkin is a fan of the source material -46942;1364532053;copumpkin;lol -46941;1364532081;MJR_III;gonna be a huge space available for investment bank/underwriting, handling IPO's etc -46940;1364532088;copumpkin;someone just did a lot on btcn -46939;1364532109;Diablo-D3;MJR_III: yeah, but Im looking for over $200m. -46938;1364532374;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: what do you do when you're not arguing on IRC? -46937;1364532421;copumpkin;sounds like fun -46936;1364532669;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.92 BTC [+] -46935;1364532775;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3 @ 0.00485 = 0.0146 BTC [-] -46934;1364532779;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.3519 = 0.7038 BTC [-] -46933;1364532780;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.005 BTC [+] -46932;1364532786;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 49 @ 0.00506 = 0.2479 BTC [+] -46931;1364532796;KRS1;lol copumpkin -46930;1364532797;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 78 @ 0.005065 = 0.3951 BTC [+] -46929;1364532802;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 79 @ 0.005075 = 0.4009 BTC [+] -46928;1364532807;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 475 @ 0.00508 = 2.413 BTC [+] -46927;1364532831;MJR_III;smickles: it's kind of hard to do some financial analysis of sdice right now right? we don't have a full year of data... -46926;1364532832;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.849998 = 3.4 BTC [+] -46925;1364532874;MJR_III;would like to come up with a realistic valuation -46924;1364532889;copumpkin;did you guys know that there's a million-dollar-an-hour club? -46923;1364532900;KRS1;lol what..nice. -46922;1364532900;copumpkin;(of high earners, to put it lightly) -46921;1364532906;MJR_III;copumpkin: where? -46920;1364532996;copumpkin;http://www.amazon.com/How-Make-Million-Dollars-Hour/dp/1118239245 -46919;1364532997;smickles;MJR_III: i'm sure you could get a good idea from the data out there now. the main thing would be wether or not there will come some outside influence on their operations -46918;1364533000;copumpkin;lol @ inflammatory title -46917;1364533015;copumpkin;but there are HF managers who have made that much on good years, if you assume 40-hour work weeks and the like -46916;1364533063;MJR_III;record for HF is 4 billion one year -46915;1364533067;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -46914;1364533068;gribble;87.54 -46913;1364533078;MJR_III;for the hedge fund manager -46912;1364533080;copumpkin;MJR_III: I think paulson made 4.8 one year -46911;1364533083;copumpkin;dalio has made 3.8 -46910;1364533088;MJR_III;wow -46909;1364533095;copumpkin;a few others -46908;1364533105;MJR_III;but it is a common saying among those guys that they wouldn't roll out of bed for what lloyd blankfein makes -46907;1364533133;MJR_III;but the average hedge fund manager makes ONLY 375k -46906;1364533134;copumpkin;hah -46905;1364533148;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.47 = 1.88 BTC [+] -46904;1364533149;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.47 = 1.88 BTC [+] -46903;1364533159;MJR_III;i was reading an article about hedge fund guys, and that was the cautionary tale -46902;1364533177;MJR_III;i know you guys think you will get rich but be aware most people only make slightly under 400k a year -46901;1364533194;copumpkin;lol -46900;1364533197;MJR_III;i'm like...oh in that case nevermind -46899;1364533201;mircea_popescu;i wonder if it's worth reading thr scrollback -46898;1364533204;MJR_III;lol -46897;1364533206;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: absolutely not -46896;1364533208;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.478 = 0.956 BTC [+] -46895;1364533210;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: no it isn't -46894;1364533226;mircea_popescu;227 ignored lines it says. yeah, i see. -46893;1364533242;MJR_III;it was entertaining for a little while, but i am hoping that we can move past the tiberiusiv era -46892;1364533252;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849998 BTC [+] -46891;1364533264;mircea_popescu;i wonder who the next ciuciu will be -46890;1364533268;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.479 = 0.958 BTC [+] -46889;1364533272;MJR_III;his latest argument was that it is too expensive to short bitcoins because if they go up your interest rate is huge -46888;1364533276;copumpkin;MJR_III: and most people at HFs aren't the "managers" as people call them -46887;1364533281;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.849998 = 4.25 BTC [+] -46886;1364533288;MJR_III;copumpkin: my friend is a quant for one -46885;1364533294;MJR_III;most of the hedge funds are quite small -46884;1364533299;mircea_popescu;MJR_III he had me yesterday, when he was explaining that he can't short mpoe because he doesn;t own all the money in the world -46883;1364533305;copumpkin;yup -46882;1364533307;MJR_III;couple qualitatives, couple quants...and a manager -46881;1364533310;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: he tried that on us too -46880;1364533311;mircea_popescu;but failed to understand how this undermines his argument as to mpoe being weak. -46879;1364533314;MJR_III;yep -46878;1364533324;MJR_III;it was ridiculous -46877;1364533329;mircea_popescu;sorta like... you need all the money in the world to push over this here rotten reed. -46876;1364533332;mircea_popescu;seems legit -46875;1364533337;MJR_III;i told him i couldn't borrow a quintillion dollars either -46874;1364533348;mircea_popescu;a cunnilingus dollars ?! -46873;1364533353;MJR_III;lol -46872;1364533369;MJR_III;and that P != P + I -46871;1364533383;MJR_III;any new money created through debt does not create enough for the interest on the debt -46870;1364533398;mircea_popescu;well anyway. -46869;1364533398;MJR_III;and yet the world keeps on turning -46868;1364533426;mircea_popescu;bitcoin failed to cross 100, mpoe contracrt volume failed to cross 1/2 mn -46867;1364533434;mircea_popescu;i can't claim 50mn notional this month ;/ -46866;1364533436;copumpkin;oh no! -46865;1364533436;mircea_popescu;all is for naught -46864;1364533448;copumpkin;all is for naughty -46863;1364533451;mircea_popescu;haha -46862;1364533456;smickles;THE JIG IS UP! -46861;1364533477;mircea_popescu;smickles da jiggle -46860;1364533495;MJR_III;what was the total volume mircea_popescu -46859;1364533505;mircea_popescu;like almost 500k -46858;1364533514;MJR_III;quite impressive -46857;1364533518;mircea_popescu;it is -46856;1364533524;mircea_popescu;last highest was like 130k iirc -46855;1364533535;MJR_III;expecting good dividends? -46854;1364533553;mircea_popescu;that we see tomorro -46853;1364533559;MJR_III;hmmm -46852;1364533566;MJR_III;brb -46851;1364533573;smickles;MJR_III: he typically keeps a tight lip on that topic -46850;1364533602;mircea_popescu;yeh teh tradition is that no comment -46849;1364533624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4600 @ 0.00066065 = 3.039 BTC [-] -46848;1364533635;MJR_III;hehehe -46847;1364533637;MJR_III;all good -46846;1364533638;smickles;Bugpowder, iirc, seems to think no dividend, mpbor boned -46845;1364533651;MJR_III;almost tripled my position -46844;1364533666;smickles;$unconfirmed -46843;1364533670;mpexbot;smickles: 1338 -46842;1364533676;mircea_popescu;190`817 actually -46841;1364533680;mircea_popescu;back in january -46840;1364533685;mircea_popescu;odd how mpex volume seems to skip a month -46839;1364533688;MJR_III;hmmm -46838;1364533690;mircea_popescu;mpoe i mean -46837;1364533695;MJR_III;why did my trade not hit assbot? -46836;1364533698;copumpkin;I wonder how much is in my mpex account right now -46835;1364533704;MJR_III;lol, there it is -46834;1364533720;mircea_popescu;!mp copumpkin's account details -46833;1364533721;assbot;Please use http://dpaste.com/ -46832;1364533727;mircea_popescu;lol -46831;1364533735;copumpkin;I see... -46830;1364533739;smickles;that's a funny thing -46829;1364533742;mircea_popescu;wait, mpoe back to 66 ? -46828;1364533763;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: what'd it start at again? -46827;1364533775;mircea_popescu;0.00002 -46826;1364533790;copumpkin;hmm -46825;1364533813;smickles;copumpkin: i have a gui interface to mpex now :) -46824;1364533814;copumpkin;so I've made decent money off of my investment -46823;1364533816;mircea_popescu;well actually 0.00009 1st block (1mn) then 2nd block 0.000025 or so -46822;1364533817;copumpkin;assuming I sell it -46821;1364533821;Namworld;[23:06] yeh teh tradition is that no comment -46820;1364533821;smickles;and I'm improving it too -46819;1364533828;Namworld;^^^^ ofc -46818;1364533847;Namworld;Otherwise it would impact derivates trading if people could know upfront -46817;1364533858;MJR_III;hmmm -46816;1364533862;MJR_III;good point -46815;1364533924;mircea_popescu;copumpkin wait you had shares too ? -46814;1364533928;copumpkin;lol -46813;1364533938;copumpkin;yeah, around 110k iirc -46812;1364533939;smickles;http://youtu.be/jyLvkF2z0AQ -46811;1364533954;mircea_popescu;this is so disconnecty for me. on one hand there's this endless stream of "o, mpoe, scam, nobody uses it, wtfbbq" -46810;1364533961;mircea_popescu;on the other everyone seems to have shares, i'm like... -46809;1364533964;mircea_popescu;loooost -46808;1364533964;copumpkin;I never said that! -46807;1364533968;mircea_popescu;not u! -46806;1364533970;mircea_popescu;forumppl -46805;1364533971;smickles;copumpkin: that link was for you -46804;1364533992;copumpkin;smickles: I see :P -46803;1364534000;copumpkin;oh he's back! -46802;1364534000;smickles;hehehe -46801;1364534036;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: still made good money off of it -46800;1364534038;copumpkin;if I did sell -46799;1364534038;Namworld;forum people are angry of having to either pay fees to a broker or pay a high fee to trade directly on the exchange. -46798;1364534039;copumpkin;which I won't -46797;1364534046;copumpkin;cause I'm too lazy to place an order through the system :P -46796;1364534056;Namworld;Or just angry at your personality/the other business you run -46795;1364534067;mircea_popescu;Namworld in a word, just angry. -46794;1364534067;smickles;copumpkin: smickles.com/mpex-gui/ -46793;1364534068;Namworld;or even MPOE-PR being a loudmouth -46792;1364534072;Namworld;aye -46791;1364534081;Namworld;tiberiusiv, true -46790;1364534086;copumpkin;smickles: cute! still too lazy though :( -46789;1364534089;Namworld;Fees are good on coinbr -46788;1364534091;smickles;haha! -46787;1364534091;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: seriously? -46786;1364534116;Namworld;Ah yes, many just don't like mircea. -46785;1364534121;MJR_III;what other business do you run mircea_popescu -46784;1364534131;mircea_popescu;i dunno what he meant -46783;1364534134;copumpkin;people dislike mircea_popescu because his penis is too big -46782;1364534138;MJR_III;lol -46781;1364534151;MJR_III;who gives a fuck how they feel...the exchange speaks for itself -46780;1364534154;mircea_popescu;that's my clitoris. -46779;1364534157;mircea_popescu;my penis' even bigger. -46778;1364534164;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: did you go by another nick in the past? -46777;1364534172;copumpkin;there was another guy in here -46776;1364534178;copumpkin;who spoke about mircea_popescu in exactly the same terms -46775;1364534184;copumpkin;I can't remember what his nick was -46774;1364534211;mircea_popescu;don rickles ? -46773;1364534228;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: "gypsy scum" is the truth? -46772;1364534265;smickles;i thought he just whipped the women -46771;1364534276;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: so are the admins of reddit also gypsy scum? -46770;1364534279;copumpkin;and moot, perhaps -46769;1364534280;MJR_III;yeah, the whole bdsm article confused me a little -46768;1364534296;copumpkin;lol -46767;1364534304;copumpkin;it must be great seeing everything in perfect black and white -46766;1364534313;copumpkin;really makes life a lot simpler -46765;1364534317;copumpkin;to see no nuance at all :) -46764;1364534322;smickles;'internet people' and 'real capital' -46763;1364534326;mircea_popescu;smickles i don't think he knows about that part yet. -46762;1364534326;MJR_III;i think "simple" sums him up perfectly -46761;1364534337;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: and we don't? -46760;1364534343;copumpkin;admittedly, I kinda don't -46759;1364534349;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.40999998 BTC [+] -46758;1364534349;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.40999998 BTC [+] -46757;1364534350;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.40999999 = 0.82 BTC [+] -46756;1364534352;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41099999 BTC [+] -46755;1364534353;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.41099999 = 2.055 BTC [+] -46754;1364534370;MJR_III;was that a buy or a sell? -46753;1364534386;copumpkin;fine -46752;1364534386;MJR_III;the + means they took the ask right? -46751;1364534393;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 77 @ 0.00508 = 0.3912 BTC [+] -46750;1364534398;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: why are you actively set against him, instead of just neutral, then? -46749;1364534398;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 98 @ 0.0055 = 0.539 BTC [+] -46748;1364534404;copumpkin;okay, so they won't invest in him -46747;1364534408;copumpkin;who cares? -46746;1364534413;MJR_III;trolls care -46745;1364534436;MJR_III;tiberiusiv is like atheists who devote all of their time to arguing about things they don't believe in -46744;1364534458;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: how do you know he's a fraudster? -46743;1364534461;smickles;MJR_III: the + means it was traded higher than the last time, not a statement on who was the liquidity taker -46742;1364534470;MJR_III;agnostics just go on about their business...to be honest most religious people spend less time talking about religion than most atheists on reddit at least -46741;1364534488;smickles;huh -46740;1364534498;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: he publishes reports monthly, doesn't he? -46739;1364534503;copumpkin;or you mean looking behind that? -46738;1364534512;copumpkin;have you verified mtgox's reports? -46737;1364534528;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.92 BTC [+] -46736;1364534534;copumpkin;so is MagicalTux a fraudster? -46735;1364534550;MJR_III;copumpkin: no he is probably just poor/a kid -46734;1364534562;smickles;copumpkin: well, he would've been, (MT) but he started making too much money -46733;1364534572;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: but how about MagicalTux? -46732;1364534585;copumpkin;the owner of mtgox -46731;1364534588;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.445 = 0.89 BTC [+] -46730;1364534611;copumpkin;isn't that true of every merchant out there? -46729;1364534636;smickles;and polimedia isn't -46728;1364534637;deadweasel;you mean like advertising? -46727;1364534640;smickles;@.@ -46726;1364534648;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.479 = 0.958 BTC [+] -46725;1364534698;copumpkin;he's in romania because he's romanian, I thought -46724;1364534705;copumpkin;although he did move there after being in the US -46723;1364534718;copumpkin;most people live in the place they're from, eventually -46722;1364534726;copumpkin;what scheme was that? -46721;1364534742;copumpkin;have you been there? -46720;1364534746;smickles;copumpkin: consulting, iirc -46719;1364534764;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1y0vfBGm38 -46718;1364534772;mircea_popescu;pretty lolzy. wtf are they doing with the chips -46717;1364534775;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: have you been there? -46716;1364534836;copumpkin;you know a lot -46715;1364534857;copumpkin;yessir! -46714;1364534893;MJR_III;copumpkin: he will circle back to his first point again at some point and just repeat the cycle -46713;1364534947;copumpkin;$ grep "" foo.txt | grep "?" | wc -l -46712;1364534948;copumpkin;15 -46711;1364534953;copumpkin;$ grep "" foo.txt | wc -l -46710;1364534953;copumpkin;253 -46709;1364534974;copumpkin;just a statistic -46708;1364534981;copumpkin;my log of this channel from the past couple of hours -46707;1364534996;smickles;just the past couple of hours? -46706;1364535001;copumpkin;yeah -46705;1364535030;MJR_III;negraneu reminds me of edward norton so i always think of rounders when i see him play -46704;1364535076;mircea_popescu;he kinda sucks imo -46703;1364535081;mircea_popescu;telegraphs to all hell -46702;1364535116;smickles;we must have different greps, that same command gets me 2 and 12 -46701;1364535136;smickles;and my logs go back a while -46700;1364535149;copumpkin;different greps have different syntax -46699;1364535192;smickles;i don't see what i'm doing wrong with mine D: -46698;1364535210;copumpkin;you ignoring him perchance? :P -46697;1364535231;smickles;nope -46696;1364535236;smickles;i don't ignore anyone -46695;1364535237;mircea_popescu;different greps what abominations am i reading -46694;1364535243;mircea_popescu;there's only one grep and its name is grep -46693;1364535246;copumpkin;lol -46692;1364535267;smickles;there are different greps, actually :P -46691;1364535273;mircea_popescu;infidel -46690;1364535288;copumpkin;there is but one true grep -46689;1364535292;mircea_popescu;http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2013/03/28/company-releases-new-bacon-flavored-condoms/#ixzz2OriHQTSs -46688;1364535304;mircea_popescu;fox. farly balanced. -46687;1364535317;smickles;OOOOOHHHHH -46686;1364535320;Chaang-Noi;lol -46685;1364535320;copumpkin;they put tastebuds in rectums (recta?) now? -46684;1364535329;smickles;my log does it like < tiberiusiv> -46683;1364535371;smickles;copumpkin: i have 1998 vs 20974 -46682;1364535388;copumpkin;smickles: perhaps he's usually more inquisitive than he was tonight -46681;1364535403;copumpkin;it'd be interesting to run a sliding window average over it -46680;1364535404;Chaang-Noi;how is that sell off last night going to lower the 24 hour average for all these calls? -46679;1364535406;copumpkin;and plot the topic of conversation -46678;1364535419;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -46677;1364535420;gribble;87.54 -46676;1364535421;smickles;Chaang-Noi: ^ -46675;1364535431;mircea_popescu;copumpkin tastebutts. -46674;1364535437;Chaang-Noi;hmm higher than i expected -46673;1364535438;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: ohhh! -46672;1364535444;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: never knew they were spelled that way -46671;1364535446;Chaang-Noi;that sell off might not have had volume -46670;1364535452;copumpkin;everything makes sense now -46669;1364535460;mircea_popescu;but srsly, i'm looking forward to fresh onion flavoured -46668;1364535466;copumpkin;lol -46667;1364535474;mircea_popescu;same tearflow, less wear and tear on the whips -46666;1364535479;copumpkin;bhut jolokia flavor -46665;1364535494;Chaang-Noi;you like onions when you go down on a guy? lol are we still talking about flavoured comdoms? -46664;1364535529;smickles;sour apple should improve performance -46663;1364535571;Chaang-Noi;i never understood why one would even wont to have a condom on while getting a bj -46662;1364535586;Chaang-Noi;condoms are good for aids/babies -46661;1364535588;mircea_popescu;Chaang-Noi some people don't have ALL the venereal disease there is yet. -46660;1364535601;Chaang-Noi;why not find a clean girl? -46659;1364535623;Chaang-Noi;is it really bad in romania? -46658;1364535630;mircea_popescu;not rly. -46657;1364535656;Chaang-Noi;maybe iv just been lucky :/ -46656;1364535687;smickles;i saw some that had some kind of coating, the box said 'for external use only'. wtf is that? -46655;1364535700;Chaang-Noi;handjobs? -46654;1364535715;Chaang-Noi;or maybe a tit fuck? -46653;1364535730;mircea_popescu;some people hammer nails with their cocks -46652;1364535744;copumpkin;some people put nails through their cocks -46651;1364535754;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: now you're just trolling; go away -46650;1364535774;Chaang-Noi;copumpkin just now? lol this troll has been around a while:) -46649;1364535790;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: please tell me what you have deduced about me -46648;1364535791;Chaang-Noi;oh tiberslav -46647;1364535804;smickles;although i've never been to romainia, tiberiusiv, you're starting to come off more like a bigot as time goes on -46646;1364535837;Chaang-Noi;smickles the only thin tiberslav said was good about mp was when he burnt the koran -46645;1364535839;smickles;mircea_popescu: you mised the part when tiberiusiv called copumpkin poor for disagreeing with him -46644;1364535864;mircea_popescu;poor, poor, poor copumpkin -46643;1364535870;copumpkin;I think we all need report cards, written up by tiberiusiv -46642;1364535874;smickles;tiberiusiv: actually, i've been to the lower 48, most of norther mexico and most of souther canada -46641;1364535886;copumpkin;enumerating the things he's deduced about us based on our extensive interactions -46640;1364535887;mircea_popescu;when finance reared its ugly head copumpkin poorly wrote a check and fled... -46639;1364535892;copumpkin;lol -46638;1364535903;smickles;i had to backtrack and go to rhode island, so fucking small i missed it the first time around -46637;1364535916;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: inorite -46636;1364535924;copumpkin;I don't think I actually offered -46635;1364535932;copumpkin;but I did propose you asking as a solution to your problem -46634;1364535933;smickles;tiberiusiv: nope -46633;1364535942;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: how many are you actually looking for, out of curiosity? -46632;1364535944;mircea_popescu;anyway. nobody who owns mpoe stock is poor. -46631;1364535961;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: I am rich, filled to the brim with mircea_popescu's love -46630;1364535962;smickles;I almost went to japan once, but decided to go to gencon instead -46629;1364535992;mircea_popescu;ya you are full of it copumpkin -46628;1364535997;copumpkin;mmmm -46627;1364536000;smickles;tiberiusiv: that is about the extent of my travels, although i'd consider american and canadan indians a seperate culture -46626;1364536009;mircea_popescu;"She didn't have large breasts, but they were by no means small either." -46625;1364536015;mircea_popescu;sometimes i wonder if these people ever saw tits -46624;1364536016;copumpkin;lol -46623;1364536021;copumpkin;no, bigots are bigots -46622;1364536022;mircea_popescu;pretty much the only characterisation ever made is "big" -46621;1364536027;mircea_popescu;"not big but still big" -46620;1364536028;smickles;a canadan tribe almost imprisoned me for going up the wrong creek once -46619;1364536029;mircea_popescu;"even bigger" -46618;1364536034;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: anyway, I'm curious what you think about me -46617;1364536038;mircea_popescu;dude there's more to boob than mass. -46616;1364536042;copumpkin;tiberiusiv: can you give me any more information? -46615;1364536056;copumpkin;[23:44:47] copumpkin offered to lend his vast holdings of BTC for short selling -46614;1364536068;copumpkin;[23:42:54] wouldnt expect any less of a response from an mpex shareholder -46613;1364536070;copumpkin;I don't know -46612;1364536072;copumpkin;but you clearly do -46611;1364536076;copumpkin;based on those comments and others -46610;1364536085;smickles;tiberiusiv: that's not really my criteria for bigotry, and i don't really favor american political correctness, so far as i can tell -46609;1364536092;copumpkin;no -46608;1364536096;copumpkin;I've gotten into big fights with him before -46607;1364536103;copumpkin;and I think he's kinda an asshole -46606;1364536114;copumpkin;but I don't think he's dishonest and he's smart -46605;1364536131;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 95 -46604;1364536134;smickles;sounds like a fun place -46603;1364536134;gribble;There are currently 9528.5939 bitcoins offered at or under 95.0 USD, worth 896329.793098 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0020 seconds -46602;1364536144;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 100 -46601;1364536144;gribble;There are currently 26042.659 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 2515384.40478 USD in total. | Data vintage: 10.7147 seconds -46600;1364536147;copumpkin;he thinks I'm too nice, too -46599;1364536148;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.475 = 1.9 BTC [-] -46598;1364536150;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.479 = 1.437 BTC [+] -46597;1364536151;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: right? -46596;1364536152;Chaang-Noi;that grew a lot -46595;1364536173;smickles;and cute to ;) -46594;1364536180;copumpkin;oh, smickles dug up a photo of me -46593;1364536193;smickles;copumpkin: that one on rg's site? -46592;1364536199;copumpkin;oh forgot about that -46591;1364536204;copumpkin;I guess you aren't as much of a creep as you sounded -46590;1364536214;smickles;ha! -46589;1364536215;copumpkin;apparently I look like a "faggot" in that picture -46588;1364536221;copumpkin;according to mad7scientist -46587;1364536225;smickles;orly? -46586;1364536228;copumpkin;yeah -46585;1364536255;smickles;ya know, mad7 was my first, .. so far as btc trades go -46584;1364536285;smickles;i wonder what mad7scientist's opinion of my photo on there is -46583;1364536332;copumpkin;aww, the photobook was taken down -46582;1364536344;smickles;copumpkin: nOOOOooOOO! -46581;1364536352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00419992 = 6.2999 BTC [+] -46580;1364536354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5450 @ 0.00419993 = 22.8896 BTC [+] -46579;1364536357;smickles;;;seen jurov -46578;1364536357;gribble;jurov was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 hours, 9 minutes, and 21 seconds ago: so armory seems to account for that? -46577;1364536369;smickles;tiberiusiv: too many bots in this chan, right? -46576;1364536374;copumpkin;looks like archive.org got all the good stuff, eh: http://web.archive.org/web/20120910023714/http://photobook.bitvps.com/index.php/ -46575;1364536513;smickles;oh, that must be what sarcasm is -46574;1364536526;smickles;took me a minute to realize it -46573;1364536717;Namworld;hmm... RG used to ahve a photobook aight... -46572;1364536755;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 72 @ 0.0045 = 0.324 BTC [-] -46571;1364536760;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 19 @ 0.0045 = 0.0855 BTC [-] -46570;1364536762;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 32 @ 0.00442 = 0.1414 BTC [-] -46569;1364536765;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 51 @ 0.00442 = 0.2254 BTC [-] -46568;1364536767;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0044 BTC [-] -46567;1364536907;MJR_III;you know...mt gox is kinda too big to fail -46566;1364536915;ThickAsThieves;did i miss anything other than rebounding to 90 and half of a bunch of shitty conversations with tiberius? -46565;1364536929;MJR_III;ThickAsThieves: pretty much summed up tonight -46564;1364536935;ThickAsThieves;cool -46563;1364536993;MJR_III;i couldn't see any of the pictures -46562;1364536997;smickles;MJR_III: i don't think they're too ig to fail -46561;1364537020;smickles;huh? -46560;1364537027;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: well, your idea of a fight tends to be /ignore -46559;1364537032;copumpkin;which I've been at least once -46558;1364537033;copumpkin;:P -46557;1364537044;copumpkin;or my perception of you being in a fight with me -46556;1364537066;smickles;i only remember civil debates -46555;1364537084;smickles;points raised, evidence presented -46554;1364537088;mircea_popescu;but yeah, basically, you're too nice -46553;1364537091;mircea_popescu;which is harmful to the environment -46552;1364537092;smickles;such and soforth -46551;1364537159;ThickAsThieves;I ran numbers on my btc portfolio today, it's officially worth 1.5x my yearly salary at my day job. -46550;1364537187;smickles;it's just play money tho -46549;1364537197;mircea_popescu;you're lucky you have a dayjob -46548;1364537198;ThickAsThieves;just scams and games -46547;1364537216;KRS1;thickasthieves: thats tight -46546;1364537220;ThickAsThieves;why am i lucky? -46545;1364537258;copumpkin;mircea_popescu: hah, my job tries hard to make me unnice! -46544;1364537284;mircea_popescu;what was it, fluffer ? -46543;1364537291;copumpkin;yup -46542;1364537303;mircea_popescu;bitchiest gals in showbiz. -46541;1364537328;smickles;that's gotta be a hard job tho -46540;1364537334;KRS1;not even at the hight of my btc balance did i have enough to hit my yearly salary @$90/btc -46539;1364537355;ThickAsThieves; you're lucky you have a dayjob <---this flew over my head -46538;1364537360;KRS1;but then again i had a small gpu farm..met the author of Bamt that was kind of cool -46537;1364537361;MJR_III;i am looking into quitting my job now -46536;1364537374;copumpkin;smickles: works for me -46535;1364537375;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves just general kvetch. "in this economy, you're lucky to have a pickle" -46534;1364537376;KRS1;he lives near me -46533;1364537381;ThickAsThieves;ah -46532;1364537383;mircea_popescu;when you'll be jewish you'll understand. -46531;1364537387;MJR_III;hopefully find something in the bitcoin space -46530;1364537413;KRS1;have u guys ever heard of BAMT? -46529;1364537415;ThickAsThieves;i thought you were implying that 1.5x is not good enough, and to stick to it -46528;1364537424;ThickAsThieves;1.5x is not good enough -46527;1364537432;ThickAsThieves;but i wont be sticking to my day bjob -46526;1364537463;ThickAsThieves;already neglecting it... -46525;1364537475;mircea_popescu;im not a great fan of dayjobs. -46524;1364537525;smickles;i'm not going to stop until i have an estate, some serfs, and a scribe -46523;1364537536;mircea_popescu;wouldn't it be easier to learn to spell ? -46522;1364537540;KRS1;Wouldn't you want minion? -46521;1364537550;KRS1;Or maybe even some sharks with freaking lasers? -46520;1364537597;mircea_popescu;inb4 smickles' revised list : " an estate, some serfs, a scribe and an extensive collection of skulls taken from people who discussed my spelling" -46519;1364537614;smickles;lol -46518;1364537676;smickles;as a future member of the imprisoned aristocracy, i say good day sir -46517;1364537703;MJR_III;smickles: lol -46516;1364537711;MJR_III;when do the new options hit mpex? -46515;1364537718;MJR_III;its the 29th here in nyc... -46514;1364537732;smickles;midnight utc -46513;1364537755;MJR_III;its 4:15 utc -46512;1364537764;smickles;indeed -46511;1364537767;MJR_III;so wouldn't that have been 4 hours ago? -46510;1364537769;smickles;myess -46509;1364537777;smickles;heh, no -46508;1364537785;smickles;this coming midnight -46507;1364537800;copumpkin;what's wrong with smickles's spelling? -46506;1364537831;smickles;copumpkin: i do tend to spell somethings incorectly frome time to time. -46505;1364537836;copumpkin;I see. -46504;1364537839;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00382 BTC [+] -46503;1364537839;MJR_III;ah i thought it was midnight of the 29th -46502;1364537860;MJR_III;not midnight of the 30th -46501;1364537862;MJR_III;no big deal -46500;1364537884;smickles;MJR_III: um, well, 23:59:59 on the 29th -46499;1364537923;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00382 BTC [+] -46498;1364537926;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 49 @ 0.00383 = 0.1877 BTC [+] -46497;1364537932;smickles;that's when the Ts expire, the Ns switch over, and new Ns appear -46496;1364538013;MJR_III;ah ok -46495;1364538024;MJR_III;isn't it the same as GMT? -46494;1364538039;smickles;practically, yes, technically no -46493;1364538066;smickles;there are actually something like 3 UTCs -46492;1364538204;MJR_III;oh rly -46491;1364538217;MJR_III;has anyone seen or read cosmopolis? -46490;1364538223;smickles;ut0, ut1, ut1r, ut2, ut2r, utc. utc is practically ut1, but the difference is called dut1 -46489;1364538232;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22800 @ 0.00065791 = 15.0003 BTC [-] -46488;1364538232;MJR_III;ah -46487;1364538233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00065362 = 1.0458 BTC [-] -46486;1364538240;MJR_III;are these technical differences? -46485;1364538246;MJR_III;hold on, i'm off to wikipedia -46484;1364538411;smickles;MJR_III: "UT1R is a smoothed version of UT1, filtering out periodic variations due to tides. It includes 62 smoothing terms, with periods ranging from 5.6 days to 18.6 years." -46483;1364538420;smickles;you can look forward to stuff like that -46482;1364538908;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.9199 BTC [-] -46481;1364539148;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.92 BTC [+] -46480;1364539402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.00065985 = 6.6315 BTC [+] -46479;1364539402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1900 @ 0.00066065 = 1.2552 BTC [+] -46478;1364539448;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.479 = 0.958 BTC [+] -46477;1364539678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00066265 = 3.3133 BTC [+] -46476;1364540057;ThickAsThieves;BFL is shipping -46475;1364540064;ThickAsThieves;it seems -46474;1364540082;ThickAsThieves;i cant pin down the source, but https://twitter.com/BFL_News -46473;1364540095;ThickAsThieves;and BFL shoutbox is talking with Josh about it now -46472;1364540106;ThickAsThieves;essentially the power isnt where theyd like -46471;1364540111;ThickAsThieves;but they are shipping anyway -46470;1364540123;ThickAsThieves;and tweaking next batch or sumth -46469;1364540225;splnkr_;ThickAsThieves: u mean electricity consumption isn't what they'd like, or hashrate isn't what they'd like? -46468;1364540231;ThickAsThieves;elec -46467;1364540248;ThickAsThieves;they say the prob is not in the chip -46466;1364540271;splnkr_;oh so maybe it's like a firmware update they're gonna have to send out or something -46465;1364540299;ThickAsThieves;or a new pcb -46464;1364540306;ThickAsThieves;or new power supply -46463;1364540309;ThickAsThieves;etc -46462;1364540359;ThickAsThieves;cant figure out when they are saying theyll ship these -46461;1364540381;splnkr_;wow, sooooo fun reading the news in the form of reverse chronological tweets -46460;1364540406;ThickAsThieves;hehe -46459;1364540552;splnkr_;good update tho thx ThickAsThieves -46458;1364540633;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84998 BTC [-] -46457;1364540679;arij;reaaally -46456;1364540692;arij;so hashing speed is on target -46455;1364540694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067064 = 3.3532 BTC [+] -46454;1364540696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31200 @ 0.00067065 = 20.9243 BTC [+] -46453;1364540696;arij;power is dobule -46452;1364540699;arij;double* -46451;1364540710;ThickAsThieves;is it? -46450;1364540715;ThickAsThieves;i couldnt find the specs -46449;1364540717;arij;oh -46448;1364540726;arij;reading now -46447;1364540777;ThickAsThieves;"The power is still far less than any other unit, so it's not like it's something crazy or anything, but it's not 1w/GH " -46446;1364540872;arij;yea -46445;1364540879;arij;We will ship the purchased hashrate regardless of what it ends up costing us. -46444;1364540895;arij;ie. ship two singles that do 30gh each -46443;1364540920;arij;i guess they will have to underclock the chips or something so power isnt to much for the board to handle -46442;1364540950;ThickAsThieves;so avalon gets 60GHs on 600w -46441;1364540954;arij;i think im order number 2017.. -46440;1364540969;arij;bfl says worstcase is 195w -46439;1364540973;ThickAsThieves;63Ghs avalon* -46438;1364540986;arij;#2511 -46437;1364540990;ThickAsThieves;and BFL was claiming they were gonna get 60Ghs on 60w?! -46436;1364541008;arij;im cool with it, i just want my unit -46435;1364541011;arij;asap -46434;1364541034;ThickAsThieves;he claims they can do 400 units per day once they start -46433;1364541039;ThickAsThieves;not sure what a unit is -46432;1364541048;arij;i would assume -46431;1364541053;arij;singles -46430;1364541070;arij;how many singles in a minirig? -46429;1364541070;ThickAsThieves;so thats about 8000 per month -46428;1364541073;arij;woo -46427;1364541079;arij;im within the first 1000 -46426;1364541090;arij;im pretty sure orders started at 1600 -46425;1364541109;Namworld;Thick: BFL has a much smaller nm chips than Avalon/Asicminer I believe -46424;1364541118;arij;yea they do -46423;1364541121;Namworld;which comes with highly reduced power usage per hashing -46422;1364541134;ThickAsThieves;do you think theyll get it down to 60w tho? -46421;1364541138;arij;no -46420;1364541145;arij;not on the first run anyways -46419;1364541151;arij;possibly in the future -46418;1364541152;ThickAsThieves;i mean in general -46417;1364541156;arij;yea why not -46416;1364541202;arij;i would expect some compensation though.. if everyone else gets 60w units and i get sent a 195w unit because i ordered early :/ -46415;1364541229;ThickAsThieves;thats pretty good compensation actually -46414;1364541235;arij;what is? -46413;1364541238;arij;some extra speed? -46412;1364541238;ThickAsThieves;you GET it earlier too ;) -46411;1364541240;arij;lol -46410;1364541248;arij;those btc i spent though... -46409;1364541250;arij;:( -46408;1364541259;arij;worth a lot now -46407;1364541289;arij;like i said earlier im cool with it all, ill be happy just to get my asic soon -46406;1364541295;ThickAsThieves;so whats the napkin math for nethash gained -46405;1364541360;arij;im not sure -46404;1364541375;arij;some one did it on the forums.. not sure where that post is though -46403;1364541397;Chaang-Noi;arji youin the first few orders? -46402;1364541413;arij;#2511 -46401;1364541421;Chaang-Noi;what was the first asic order? -46400;1364541424;arij;1600 -46399;1364541436;arij;and im sure some of those orders in between are expired -46398;1364541436;Chaang-Noi;oh so you mightn ot get in the first batch then -46397;1364541440;ThickAsThieves;so maybe say 6800 untis shipped in april, which we'll shave it down to 5000 to subract for BFL derpness -46396;1364541442;arij;or not paid for -46395;1364541443;Chaang-Noi;oh hmm -46394;1364541452;arij;15min bitpay :p -46393;1364541466;ThickAsThieves;408000Ghs -46392;1364541507;Chaang-Noi;TAT that is not how my maths worked out :/ -46391;1364541519;Chaang-Noi;how did you get that number??? -46390;1364541526;Chaang-Noi;mine was 25 THs ish -46389;1364541531;Chaang-Noi;not 400 -46388;1364541551;ThickAsThieves;they claim they can ship 400 "units" a day -46387;1364541554;Chaang-Noi;you know they only have 500 chips right? -46386;1364541575;ThickAsThieves;i assume more wafers have been bumped by next week no? -46385;1364541580;Chaang-Noi;well maybe they can, but they will run out of chips before long -46384;1364541587;Chaang-Noi;that is all of them -46383;1364541597;Chaang-Noi;they have to then make a new run -46382;1364541599;ThickAsThieves;they had like 6 wafers on order -46381;1364541605;Chaang-Noi;they dont have the 5000 now, that was the order size -46380;1364541622;ThickAsThieves;you know what -46379;1364541622;Chaang-Noi;yeah, im not sure when they will get them, but they only ahve 5k now -46378;1364541633;ThickAsThieves;why are these fucking companies so horrible at communications -46377;1364541643;Chaang-Noi;they dont want to share bad news? -46376;1364541659;Chaang-Noi;wow back over 90 -46375;1364541660;arij;wait they have 500 chips on hand or 5000 chips -46374;1364541663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21150 @ 0.00067065 = 14.1842 BTC [+] -46373;1364541677;Chaang-Noi;5k chips in the first batch is what i thought -46372;1364541681;arij;ok -46371;1364541682;arij;yea -46370;1364541688;Chaang-Noi;and 1 chip is like 3 ghs or someting small -46369;1364541691;arij;im in that first batch :D -46368;1364541705;Chaang-Noi;it takes like 20 chips to make the 60 ghs thing -46367;1364541710;arij;are you sure? -46366;1364541714;arij;i thought it was 8 -46365;1364541725;ThickAsThieves;not 20 -46364;1364541730;Chaang-Noi;might be 8, -46363;1364541730;ThickAsThieves;i think more like 8 -46362;1364541742;Chaang-Noi;but still some orders are huge... -46361;1364541756;Chaang-Noi;i kinda expect only under #2000 to get filled, if that -46360;1364541770;arij;na -46359;1364541798;Chaang-Noi;i only expect 250 orders to get filled -46358;1364541824;arij;250 orders=250 singles? -46357;1364541836;Chaang-Noi;250 is an average of 20 chips per order -46356;1364541847;Chaang-Noi;iknow a guy who ordered 4 of the big ass ones in the first 100 orders -46355;1364541847;arij;i see -46354;1364541863;arij;well there is that 1/3 thing to -46353;1364541865;ThickAsThieves;someone just said BFL has 75k chips for 1st 3 batches -46352;1364541877;arij;whats inthe first batch -46351;1364541880;Chaang-Noi;that might be true, but first batch is 5k -46350;1364541887;arij;or is it 15k -46349;1364541899;Chaang-Noi;i might be wrong but i understood it to be 5k in the first batch -46348;1364541899;arij;hmm -46347;1364541911;Chaang-Noi;should have been 6k but they derped and made it 5k -46346;1364541914;arij;right -46345;1364541928;Chaang-Noi;andi heard the bfl staff is taking 105 of first batch to mine with, dont have a cource -46344;1364541931;Chaang-Noi;source -46343;1364541988;arij;ok -46342;1364541995;arij;way to crush my dreams -46341;1364542029;ThickAsThieves;they have 11 wafers in hand -46340;1364542034;ThickAsThieves;rest on order -46339;1364542048;arij;each wafer= how many chips? -46338;1364542052;arij;please say 5k -46337;1364542054;ThickAsThieves;1000 -46336;1364542055;arij;:) -46335;1364542058;arij;ok -46334;1364542060;arij;11k chips -46333;1364542064;ThickAsThieves;this is all from shoutbox -46332;1364542067;ThickAsThieves;so unofficial -46331;1364542075;arij;thats fine -46330;1364542082;arij;with 11k chips -46329;1364542097;arij;ill be in the first batch -46328;1364542099;arij;i know it :) -46327;1364542169;Chaang-Noi;that is if they ever ship:) -46326;1364542174;ThickAsThieves;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status-2.html#post20942 -46325;1364542254;arij;they wil -46324;1364542257;arij;at this point -46323;1364542262;taub;oh, and back at 92 we are -46322;1364542266;arij;they cant keep going -46321;1364542269;arij;if its all fake -46320;1364542375;Chaang-Noi;back at 92? -46319;1364542396;taub;well almost it snapped back to 92 after the big downmove -46318;1364542414;Chaang-Noi;yeah, that sell off did no harm -46317;1364542431;ThickAsThieves;this is when the buying started again the past few days -46316;1364542441;ThickAsThieves;this hour i mean -46315;1364542467;Chaang-Noi;early in europe -46314;1364542576;Chaang-Noi;gave my wife 370 btc today, will be fun to see how she does with them -46313;1364542612;arij;O_O -46312;1364542614;arij;adopt me -46311;1364542682;Chaang-Noi;lol are you a hot asian girl? -46310;1364542688;arij;no :( -46309;1364542696;Chaang-Noi;sorry:) -46308;1364542864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00067065 = 4.1245 BTC [+] -46307;1364542971;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.849979 = 8.4998 BTC [-] -46306;1364542988;Chaang-Noi;i likethat AM price -46305;1364543000;Chaang-Noi;glad i got more at .7 -46304;1364543049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067858 = 3.3929 BTC [+] -46303;1364543166;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.13479 BTC [+] -46302;1364543176;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849979 BTC [-] -46301;1364543198;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -46300;1364543235;Chaang-Noi;$10 for 46 ghs decent? -46299;1364543242;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 41 @ 0.009994 = 0.4098 BTC [+] -46298;1364543264;arij;where can you get 46gh for $10 -46297;1364543265;Chaang-Noi;fuck i mean mhs -46296;1364543268;arij;oh -46295;1364543281;Namworld;Seems expensive -46294;1364543291;Chaang-Noi;so that is like 1000 then for 46 mhs -46293;1364543297;Chaang-Noi;i mean ghs -46292;1364543309;arij;could be worst.... -46291;1364543328;Chaang-Noi;or is ti $10,000 ?> -46290;1364543328;Namworld;10 000 -46289;1364543328;arij;nvm -46288;1364543328;arij;cant be worst -46287;1364543328;Namworld;1k x 10$ -46286;1364543335;Namworld;nay? -46285;1364543347;Chaang-Noi;yeah... but $10,000 for in hand 64 gh/s now ... hmmm -46284;1364543363;arij;46... -46283;1364543367;arij;or 64 ? -46282;1364543370;arij;you said both -46281;1364543377;Chaang-Noi;46, oh man, i need coffee -46280;1364543380;arij;lol -46279;1364543403;Chaang-Noi;my minds is all over the place, doingto much at one time -46278;1364543456;Chaang-Noi;at current difficulty i would break even at 1 month -46277;1364543486;Chaang-Noi;at 10x that difficutly it would take 10 months -46276;1364543491;Chaang-Noi;so it seems like a fair price no? -46275;1364543493;arij;in hand.. like right now? -46274;1364543497;arij;right right now -46273;1364543509;Chaang-Noi;like first bfl to ship -46272;1364543531;Chaang-Noi;btw 92 on btc again -46271;1364543538;arij;its either 30gh/s or 60gh/s then -46270;1364543541;arij;i think -46269;1364543547;Chaang-Noi;its a share of a club -46268;1364543550;arij;ah -46267;1364543563;Chaang-Noi;they have like the 15th order and its a big one -46266;1364543586;arij;it could work.. kind of risky imo -46265;1364543605;arij;the diff is going to go up fast i think -46264;1364543660;Chaang-Noi;think the average will be up 1000% or less in the next 10 months? -46263;1364543681;arij;i dont know -46262;1364543693;Chaang-Noi;yeah, im going to buy but im not going all in :) -46261;1364543711;arij;maybe i can get in on it?.. can you make it happen ;) -46260;1364543736;Chaang-Noi;im buying the olny slot for sale, sorry man -46259;1364543743;arij;bummer -46258;1364543758;Chaang-Noi;its an old guy who needs cash now so has to sell it -46257;1364543770;Chaang-Noi;not old, i mean one of the first guys who ordered like a year ago -46256;1364543774;arij;kool -46255;1364544113;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -46254;1364544113;gribble;0 seconds -46253;1364544115;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -46252;1364544115;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.96000, Best ask: 91.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.54000, Last trade: 90.96000, 24 hour volume: 158643.07292808, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 87.24783 -46251;1364544431;Chaang-Noi;toffoo where are they traded if not butfunder? -46250;1364544469;toffoo;not traded at the moment, like gigavps .. old GLBSE holdover -46249;1364544501;Chaang-Noi;boo, i cant buy anything lol -46248;1364544627;toffoo;looking to get long hash bonds right before the difficulty spike?!? -46247;1364544841;Chaang-Noi;hmmm i forget they are bonds -46246;1364544848;Chaang-Noi;i thought i was buying into a company -46245;1364544874;Chaang-Noi;i dont want bonds... -46244;1364544898;Chaang-Noi;thanks for reminding me before i did something stupid -46243;1364544921;Chaang-Noi;but even so, at the right price, its good -46242;1364544950;bgupta;http://www.theatlanticwire.com/business/2013/03/bitcoin-now-billion-dollar-industry/63667/ -46241;1364544965;bgupta;and -46240;1364544966;bgupta;http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57576928-93/bitcoin-hits-record-exchange-values-with-cyprus-banking-crisis/ -46239;1364544999;Chaang-Noi;nice -46238;1364545024;Chaang-Noi;bought my wife a nice blue saphire ring cuz btc went ovber the 1 billion mark yesterday:) -46237;1364545204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4050 @ 0.00067858 = 2.7482 BTC [+] -46236;1364545205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18600 @ 0.00066551 = 12.3785 BTC [-] -46235;1364545210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10089 @ 0.00066265 = 6.6855 BTC [-] -46234;1364567047;mircea_popescu;gooood mornin' -46233;1364567104;ThickAsThieves;Mornin! -46232;1364567317;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1373 @ 0.00375993 = 5.1624 BTC [-] -46231;1364567322;mircea_popescu;http://hat4uk.wordpress.com/2013/03/29/smoke-signals-special-eurogroup-will-stop-capital-flight-now/ -46230;1364567329;mircea_popescu;this is pretty interesting, the santander stuff. -46229;1364567357;mircea_popescu;’1 b) Your Money -46228;1364567357;mircea_popescu;Any money held for you in an account with Santander UK plc will be held in its capacity as a bank and not as a trustee. In accordance with FSA requirements we areobliged to notify you that the client money rules on money do notapply to a Banking Consolidation Directive (BCD) in relation to deposits within the meaning of the BCD held by that institution. As a result, the money will not be held within the client money r -46227;1364567357;mircea_popescu;ules of the FSA.’ -46226;1364567369;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 16 @ 0.004 = 0.064 BTC [-] -46225;1364567499;Namworld;ok... this whole thing is getting ridiculous... -46224;1364567521;ThickAsThieves;a little over my head, out of my country, but are they simply saying "fyi, your money ain't really safe" -46223;1364567521;mircea_popescu;that's one word for it. -46222;1364567528;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves pretty much. -46221;1364567548;mircea_popescu;the euro is coming undone. -46220;1364567578;ThickAsThieves;were you against the euro/zone concept? -46219;1364567594;mircea_popescu;nope -46218;1364567700;ThickAsThieves;i thought it was a neat idea, but didnt really follow the details at all -46217;1364567713;ThickAsThieves;shit certainly seems to hitting the fan though -46216;1364567788;mircea_popescu;i thought it was pretty much a sensible move, back then -46215;1364567825;ThickAsThieves;what would happen if bitcoin really became a MAJOR safe haven for money in a short time, and then somehow, all bitcoins disappeared and/or the blockchain became irreparablely corrupted? I guess fiat would skyrocket in value? -46214;1364567834;mircea_popescu;nah -46213;1364567878;mircea_popescu;see, thing is : bitcoin's value was pretty huge compared to fiat (all fiat together) -46212;1364567893;mircea_popescu;consequently, as fiat's shortcomings become apparent bitcoin's *price* skyrockets. -46211;1364567920;mircea_popescu;conversely, fiat has absolutely no value. consequently, as bitcoin's shortcomings bercome apparent there's nothing pushing the price up. -46210;1364567941;mircea_popescu;obviously if you stick to valuing things in bitcoin they'll increase apparently, but only because bitcoin itself is going down -46209;1364567988;ThickAsThieves;and if bitcoin disappeared and zapped billions in $ away? -46208;1364568092;mircea_popescu;there'd be a lot of depression. -46207;1364568111;mircea_popescu;people like me, who are currently productively employed, would jsut go fuck this and retire to private life -46206;1364568129;mircea_popescu;on the net this'll make for some sexually satisfied women and a general slowdown of economic activity. -46205;1364568156;ThickAsThieves;and fiat holders saying nya nya told you so -46204;1364568169;mircea_popescu;ya but who cares about that ? -46203;1364568184;ThickAsThieves;just bring it home to my first statement -46202;1364568189;ThickAsThieves;bringing -46201;1364568200;ThickAsThieves;" I guess fiat would skyrocket in value?" -46200;1364568200;mircea_popescu;it's like the chickens on the conveyor belt telling the chickens attempting to escape that "they can't" -46199;1364568211;mircea_popescu;and then going nya nya. dude... you're STILL on the conveyor belt -46198;1364568215;mircea_popescu;see you at kfc. -46197;1364568217;ThickAsThieves;hehe -46196;1364568268;ThickAsThieves;it's an interesting notion if you think of bitcoin as an ultimate anarchistic plot to reset the economy -46195;1364568274;ThickAsThieves;get em all in -46194;1364568280;ThickAsThieves;hit reset -46193;1364568284;ThickAsThieves;now let's begin -46192;1364568290;mircea_popescu;i don't think how it really works tho. -46191;1364568306;mircea_popescu;i mean... this makes for good action flicks, because a rule of storytelling is to concentrate attention -46190;1364568308;ThickAsThieves;probly not -46189;1364568310;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1074 BTC [-] -46188;1364568311;mircea_popescu;and a big red button does that well. -46187;1364568317;mircea_popescu;however, it's not how reality works. -46186;1364568324;ThickAsThieves;thats is indeed how i pictured it -46185;1364568328;ThickAsThieves;as a movie plot -46184;1364568392;ThickAsThieves;people do love the fantasy of living in post-apocalyptic situations -46183;1364568403;mircea_popescu;yeah, as a fantasy im sure its great. -46182;1364568418;mircea_popescu;if they indeed wanted to do it tho, they'd have went to haiti after the quake -46181;1364568424;Namworld;Well after a month of good trades, it's time for me to go. I'll be retiring for the weekend to visit family as well as friends. -46180;1364568425;mircea_popescu;to tokyo after the tsunami -46179;1364568432;mircea_popescu;and in general, plenty of places to go nobody's going -46178;1364568435;ThickAsThieves;hf Nam -46177;1364568437;Namworld;Goodbye! -46176;1364568439;mircea_popescu;laters -46175;1364568464;ThickAsThieves;i think the fantasy isnt the same as that tho -46174;1364568491;ThickAsThieves;it's more of being a wayfarer in an unknown world -46173;1364568504;mircea_popescu;that ideally has internet for your ipad. -46172;1364568510;ThickAsThieves;hehe -46171;1364568514;mircea_popescu;they don;'t dop that, either. -46170;1364568534;mircea_popescu;look at people like tiberiusiv, ranting about how bad the world is. there's about one million towns on the globe nobody's heard of -46169;1364568542;mircea_popescu;and yet very few people are wayfaring. -46168;1364568551;ThickAsThieves;tahts what i was just gonna say -46167;1364568554;mircea_popescu;i met a few when i was doing that myself, so it's certainly not "nobody" -46166;1364568556;ThickAsThieves;dont need apocalypse -46165;1364568562;ThickAsThieves;just move to asia -46164;1364568562;mircea_popescu;but it IS a superminority. -46163;1364568567;ThickAsThieves;without preparing -46162;1364568568;ThickAsThieves;or such -46161;1364568798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1163 @ 0.00067486 = 0.7849 BTC [-] -46160;1364568802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28814 @ 0.00066629 = 19.1985 BTC [-] -46159;1364569110;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.848 BTC [-] -46158;1364569303;pizzaman1337;hey guys, you want to hear a joke? -46157;1364569305;pizzaman1337;banks -46156;1364569305;pizzaman1337;ha -46155;1364569403;mircea_popescu;lol -46154;1364569446;Chaang-Noi;lol -46153;1364569482;Chaang-Noi;http://www.classiccarclubphuket.com/JoeSales/Porsche997Turbo.html why the fuck is this care being sold at $350,000 usd? -46152;1364569494;Chaang-Noi;its like a $70k at best ? -46151;1364569769;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00411 BTC [-] -46150;1364569773;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.0041 = 0.082 BTC [-] -46149;1364569775;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 84 @ 0.00405 = 0.3402 BTC [-] -46148;1364569778;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 25 @ 0.004 = 0.1 BTC [-] -46147;1364570476;Chaang-Noi;weekend dip starting early? -46146;1364570648;jurov;Chaang-Noi: wat? you expect second round? -46145;1364570651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00067582 = 5.4741 BTC [+] -46144;1364570795;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -46143;1364570796;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.97000, Best ask: 89.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03000, Last trade: 89.00000, 24 hour volume: 150244.81237909, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.99000, 24 hour vwap: 86.73526 -46142;1364570804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7383 @ 0.00066629 = 4.9192 BTC [-] -46141;1364570959;Chaang-Noi;jurov i think some day traders are getting out of it for the long weekend -46140;1364570969;Chaang-Noi;i think it will be bumpy -46139;1364570988;Chaang-Noi;i kinda expect next tuesday to smash the 100 assuming we dont massivly correct before then -46138;1364571003;Chaang-Noi;but really, its just guesses -46137;1364571066;jurov;;;bc,stats -46136;1364571069;gribble;Current Blocks: 228588 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1235 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 19 hours, 45 minutes, and 24 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7174798.69072 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.1533 -46135;1364571135;mircea_popescu;so basically you expect it to go up unless it goes down ? -46134;1364571146;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.847 BTC [-] -46133;1364571201;jurov;it also depends how many unexercised mpoe calls are there..having potential to flood market with cash -46132;1364571207;jurov;toonight -46131;1364571298;mircea_popescu;i keep being the bad news of the rally ;/ -46130;1364571310;jurov;haha now i seriously consider to pay deprived to make me such analysis -46129;1364571375;Chaang-Noi;mp i kind think it will go up after it goes down, as long as the down is not too far down -46128;1364571378;jurov;oh noes, tibby. getting afk to prevent another wasted afternoon xD -46127;1364571387;Chaang-Noi;if we go under 75 who knowz -46126;1364571600;mircea_popescu;yeah... it just sounds funny -46125;1364571601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00067582 = 2.6357 BTC [+] -46124;1364571609;mircea_popescu;truth of the matter is nobody has a fucking clue where we're headed. -46123;1364571615;mircea_popescu;which is exciting, i grant you that. -46122;1364571634;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i said i was guessing, just what my gut tells me what will happen :/ -46121;1364571646;Chaang-Noi;it is more often than not correct (assuming im not trading) -46120;1364571685;Chaang-Noi;tiberslav! -46119;1364571703;Chaang-Noi;howz my fav nigerian? -46118;1364571974;bitesak;;;ticker -46117;1364571975;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.81000, Best ask: 89.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.89000, Last trade: 89.80000, 24 hour volume: 154276.06858765, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.99000, 24 hour vwap: 86.73206 -46116;1364572069;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -46115;1364572070;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006 / 0.00065732 / 0.00068166 (466403 shares, 306.58 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.00066258 / 0.00071369 (2014556 shares, 1,334.81 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.00073358 / 0.00078628 (17129444 shares, 12,565.98 BTC) -46114;1364572122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00067705 = 4.4347 BTC [+] -46113;1364572124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16299 @ 0.00066629 = 10.8599 BTC [-] -46112;1364572130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00066291 = 3.5134 BTC [-] -46111;1364572131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5370 @ 0.00066265 = 3.5584 BTC [-] -46110;1364572168;thestringpuller;nice -46109;1364572217;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0075 BTC [+] -46108;1364572231;thestringpuller;;;ticker -46107;1364572232;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.90001, Best ask: 88.91605, Bid-ask spread: 0.01604, Last trade: 88.90001, 24 hour volume: 154552.79615475, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.99000, 24 hour vwap: 86.73328 -46106;1364572323;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -46105;1364572324;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.80000000 / 1.88799 / 1.92000000 (10 shares, 18.87990000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.72409607 / 2.00000000 (178 shares, 306.88910091 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.86591584 / 17.25000000 (704 shares, 1313.60475269 BTC) -46104;1364572987;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -46103;1364572988;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 9 hours, 36 minutes, and 14 seconds ago: you can look forward to stuff like that -46102;1364573487;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1698822#msg1698822 -46101;1364573492;mircea_popescu;kinda interesting conversation going. -46100;1364573522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.4599999 = 4.6 BTC [-] -46099;1364573579;ThickAsThieves;that guy is saying what we're all thinking -46098;1364573624;ThickAsThieves;would be nice if evoorhees, yknow, grew his business -46097;1364573627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4098 @ 0.00419993 = 17.2113 BTC [+] -46096;1364573629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1202 @ 0.00419995 = 5.0483 BTC [+] -46095;1364573803;ThickAsThieves;http://www.pcworld.com/article/2032420/major-bitcoin-exchange-slammed-with-denial-of-service-attack-as-the-currency-surges.html -46094;1364573868;mircea_popescu;lol -46093;1364573876;mircea_popescu;they didn't cover mpex being ddosed -46092;1364573879;mircea_popescu;they are covering mtgox. -46091;1364573896;mircea_popescu;i guess it's difficult to figure out what's important as a journalist. -46090;1364573957;Chaang-Noi;that is what the said about eminum -46089;1364574008;jcpham;http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-03-28/bitcoin-may-be-the-global-economys-last-safe-haven -46088;1364574036;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.8 = 8 BTC [-] -46087;1364574038;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.795 BTC [-] -46086;1364574103;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 14 @ 0.19997 = 2.7996 BTC [+] -46085;1364574172;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is romanian, he cant rap -46084;1364574192;mircea_popescu;i can rap yo! -46083;1364574196;jcpham;http://youtu.be/OMAI-OIxLPo -46082;1364574198;mircea_popescu;let me show you romanians raping -46081;1364574206;jcpham;no rape -46080;1364574215;jcpham;just say no to rape mircea_popescu -46079;1364574217;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 50 @ 0.2 = 10 BTC [+] -46078;1364574234;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-yc10V8hB4 -46077;1364574253;mircea_popescu;is rape like electronic rap ? -46076;1364574274;ThickAsThieves;e-rap -46075;1364574275;ThickAsThieves;hehe -46074;1364574287;ThickAsThieves;the beat os okay so far -46073;1364574289;ThickAsThieves;is -46072;1364574297;ThickAsThieves;meh rapper sucks -46071;1364574302;Chaang-Noi;nachos not hot enough, beer not cold enough.. grr -46070;1364574331;mircea_popescu;this is like, romania's #1 (and pretty much only) rap band -46069;1364574335;mircea_popescu;they've been going since 1992 -46068;1364574360;mircea_popescu;in other words, i recall them since they were wee famished tykes. -46067;1364574383;thestringpuller;;;ticker -46066;1364574384;ThickAsThieves;here's some cool rap http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lIqNjC1RKU -46065;1364574384;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 89.70000, Best ask: 90.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 89.70000, 24 hour volume: 155011.66271357, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.99000, 24 hour vwap: 86.70834 -46064;1364574400;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/piinea-amara-a-baietasilor-de-cartier/ << that's an old pic from like 1992, back when we were all young -46063;1364574403;mircea_popescu;and they were all poor. -46062;1364574911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18939 @ 0.00068158 = 12.9084 BTC [+] -46061;1364575102;jcpham;i knew mircea_popescu had a gangster phase -46060;1364575222;error4733;!last h vtx -46059;1364575222;assbot;Last trade for VTX on HAVELOCK was at 0.479 BTC [+] -46058;1364575230;error4733;!last m s.dice -46057;1364575231;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.00419995 BTC [+] -46056;1364575240;error4733;;;ticker m s.dice -46055;1364575241;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg|--vol] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -46054;1364575248;error4733;fuuu -46053;1364575261;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.459999 = 4.6 BTC [-] -46052;1364575266;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -46051;1364575268;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00375993 / 0.00408901 / 0.00419995 (19973 shares, 81.67 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00338263 / 0.0045 (663485 shares, 2,244.33 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00454143 / 0.0063799 (1701047 shares, 7,725.20 BTC) -46050;1364575953;Chaang-Noi;lol at turtle down the stairs -46049;1364576012;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -46048;1364576013;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.02000, Best ask: 88.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.87000, Last trade: 88.00800, 24 hour volume: 156726.97399353, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.99000, 24 hour vwap: 86.66077 -46047;1364576018;ThickAsThieves;http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia-pacific/2013/03/2013328222926559483.html -46046;1364576045;ThickAsThieves;it's like something out of cartoon, fat spoiled boy leader wants to fight -46045;1364576066;ThickAsThieves;how long before first shot fired you think? -46044;1364576126;ThickAsThieves;http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/59119000/jpg/_59119706_north_korea_ranges_2.jpg -46043;1364576153;OneMiner;I don't think it's going to happen. It's just too stupid for reality. -46042;1364576183;ThickAsThieves;i think you underestimate the stupid in a boy leader -46041;1364576208;OneMiner;Perhaps. -46040;1364576239;ThickAsThieves;this picture is surreal http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-21974381 -46039;1364576244;OneMiner;But even the, it's not stupidity we are talking about. That would fall under madness. -46038;1364576268;OneMiner;*then* -46037;1364576280;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.465 = 0.93 BTC [+] -46036;1364576285;ThickAsThieves;ignorance, inexperience, bravado, what have you, the boy will seek a spanking -46035;1364576312;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 9 @ 0.09055 = 0.815 BTC [-] -46034;1364576315;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.09 BTC [-] -46033;1364576405;OneMiner;It could be a good fight if it happened. That ruling family seems to be worse than all that BS in Iraq. -46032;1364576413;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -46031;1364576414;gribble;4.665253 seconds -46030;1364576418;thestringpuller;;;ticker -46029;1364576422;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.20001, Best ask: 88.60228, Bid-ask spread: 0.40227, Last trade: 88.60228, 24 hour volume: 156712.79134942, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.99000, 24 hour vwap: 86.64491 -46028;1364576477;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -46027;1364576478;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006 / 0.00065885 / 0.00068166 (518861 shares, 341.85 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.00066283 / 0.00071369 (2067014 shares, 1,370.08 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.0007334 / 0.00078628 (17181902 shares, 12,601.26 BTC) -46026;1364576534;ThickAsThieves;http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/undeniable-proof-that-the-walking-dead-and-toy-story-have-th -46025;1364576690;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.78 = 2.34 BTC [-] -46024;1364576713;mircea_popescu;OneMiner nothing ever is too stupid for reality. -46023;1364576721;mircea_popescu;falklands comes to mind. -46022;1364576764;Diablo-D3;no, falklands really is too stupid for reality -46021;1364576778;OneMiner;That was a supprise attack. They thought they had time. They could have walked back or negotiated. But Brittish attack craft had longer range than they thought. -46020;1364576856;mircea_popescu;the brits nearly got sunk as a 1st world military power, are you kidding me ? -46019;1364576863;mircea_popescu;nobody walked out of that. -46018;1364576867;mircea_popescu;everyone crawled out -46017;1364576897;Chaang-Noi;england first world? -46016;1364576905;OneMiner;Everybody knows that the US will bomb the poop out of just about anybody. Also the US is allied with like, half the world. -46015;1364576905;Chaang-Noi;i guess maybe by european standards :/ -46014;1364576906;Diablo-D3;did he just say england is a first world country? -46013;1364576908;Diablo-D3;lol -46012;1364576926;Diablo-D3;that aint no dare first world country -46011;1364576941;Chaang-Noi;and their military? lol -46010;1364576945;Chaang-Noi;even the germans do better -46009;1364577022;OneMiner;The Germans do *everything* better. j/k -46008;1364577044;mircea_popescu;german chocolate sucks -46007;1364577071;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -46006;1364577072;gribble;54791.9922646 -46005;1364577077;ThickAsThieves;its back -46004;1364577079;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77198.msg1697445#msg1697445 -46003;1364577080;OneMiner;Black Forest cake is great. -46002;1364577086;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -46001;1364577087;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 7232519.52401 based on data since last change | 7654236.09946 based on data for last three days -46000;1364577151;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153138.0;all -45999;1364577153;mircea_popescu;this shit's so funny -45998;1364577168;OneMiner;Diablo-D3 drinks only distilled water, or rainwater, and only pure-grain alcohol. -45997;1364577202;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153138.msg1698753#msg1698753 << there you go copumpkin. your fractional shares! -45996;1364577274;Diablo-D3;dont drink alchohol either -45995;1364577418;OneMiner;No getting tipsy? Huff glue? -45994;1364577422;OneMiner;j/k! -45993;1364577586;mircea_popescu;so bfl forum is down -45992;1364577594;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/BFL_News independent twitter stream doesn't look promising. -45991;1364577608;mircea_popescu;bfl's "your good friend tom with blood sweat and tears" moment ? -45990;1364577635;OneMiner;Seen this? https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/692-bfl-asic-status-2.html#post20942 -45989;1364577643;OneMiner;That looks like it's up for me. -45988;1364577654;OneMiner;I'll pastebin it if you want. -45987;1364577670;bowjob;delay -45986;1364577689;mircea_popescu;a now it loaded -45985;1364577705;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.369999 = 1.85 BTC [-] -45984;1364577731;mircea_popescu;"If you'd rather have your units shipped regardless of increased power usage, we will still guarantee your hashrate by shipping you however many units are required to achieve your purchased hashrate." -45983;1364577733;mircea_popescu;hm -45982;1364577743;mircea_popescu;there's something i don't understand here. -45981;1364577750;mircea_popescu;they took pre-orders. then they made units. -45980;1364577757;OneMiner;Ya, sounds like their chips are crap compared to their claims. -45979;1364577760;mircea_popescu;now they have to throtle units... and yet they can still deliver the same hash ? -45978;1364577766;mircea_popescu;how does the math of this work ? -45977;1364577779;mircea_popescu;you order 100 cows from me. i discover the cows i have only carry one teat -45976;1364577782;bowjob;blck magic -45975;1364577790;mircea_popescu;but i tell you if you want 400 teats with your 100 cows i'll send you 400 cows -45974;1364577795;mircea_popescu;well... where do i have 400 cows from ?! -45973;1364577808;bowjob;a wizard did it -45972;1364577813;mircea_popescu;ic -45971;1364577817;OneMiner;No, they are saying that they get worse H/j now and you can wait for the claimed H/j revised unit. -45970;1364577831;mircea_popescu;OneMiner but they ALSO say that if you want delivery now they will deliver your hash -45969;1364577836;mircea_popescu;with throttled units. -45968;1364577854;Diablo-D3;heh wouldnt that be interesting -45967;1364577854;OneMiner;At a higher power consumption per hash. Yes, that's how I read it too. -45966;1364577857;Diablo-D3;sell intentionally throttled units -45965;1364577860;mircea_popescu;right but where from ? -45964;1364577863;Diablo-D3;and then keep selling the same units over and over -45963;1364577867;mircea_popescu;they sold 500 units at 80 gh say -45962;1364577871;Diablo-D3;just changing the firmware out with one that clocks it higher -45961;1364577873;mircea_popescu;now they can only deliver 40 gh -45960;1364577880;mircea_popescu;but they will deliver 1000 units to conserve hash -45959;1364577885;mircea_popescu;well... where's the other units come from -45958;1364577888;gwillen;mircea_popescu: I don't understand your question -45957;1364577892;gwillen;mircea_popescu: they are manufacturing them -45956;1364577896;bugpowderr;They reduce the number of chips per unit -45955;1364577898;gwillen;mircea_popescu: they didn't like, manufacture 1000 and then stop -45954;1364577906;bugpowderr;and ship more units -45953;1364577912;gwillen;mircea_popescu: they will be forced to manufacture more units than they thought -45952;1364577912;mircea_popescu;gwillen but they DID manufacture a finite amount -45951;1364577918;OneMiner;It's not a money maker. They send more units to fill one order. They screwed up the chips or the board. -45950;1364577922;mircea_popescu;if we go with the theory that they're not just halucianting the entire episode. -45949;1364577928;bugpowderr;I imagine the chips are the limiting factor -45948;1364577934;gwillen;mircea_popescu: they do not currently have anywhere near the number of chips required to fulfill all preorders -45947;1364577937;bugpowderr;each box can only supply 120W -45946;1364577938;gwillen;mircea_popescu: they are still making more -45945;1364577944;mircea_popescu;hm -45944;1364577950;mircea_popescu;with what money are they making more ? -45943;1364577952;gwillen;mircea_popescu: this just means they will fulfill fewer than we thought -45942;1364577956;Chaang-Noi;even though i now have bought a bfl 60 ghs i think this mess is lulz -45941;1364577961;gwillen;mircea_popescu: errr, with the fucktons and fucktons of preorder money? -45940;1364577965;mircea_popescu;... -45939;1364577977;mircea_popescu;either i'm the only one with a calculator on my os or else wtf is going on here. -45938;1364577986;bugpowderr;ponzi -45937;1364577990;OneMiner;mircea_popescu People sent them (and are still sending them) bajillions of bitcoins. If they kept any that's where the money comes from. -45936;1364578002;gwillen;mircea_popescu: I don't know what you're calculating from -45935;1364578010;Chaang-Noi;getting one of the first shipped, even at 40 ghs will still be hella good -45934;1364578012;mircea_popescu;OneMiner my intel says people sent them a lot of btc back when, and that people have not been sending more -45933;1364578014;gwillen;mircea_popescu: unless you have inside knowledge about BFL's costs that you should share with the rest of us -45932;1364578018;mircea_popescu;and moreover that people have on the net been cancelling -45931;1364578038;mircea_popescu;but that's irrelevant. -45930;1364578049;thestringpuller;;;ticker -45929;1364578049;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.70001, Best ask: 88.97000, Bid-ask spread: 0.26999, Last trade: 88.99000, 24 hour volume: 156606.63389529, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.75000, 24 hour vwap: 86.60949 -45928;1364578061;mircea_popescu;from whatever i can foggily remember about managing ops, if you start a project to do X and you do X/2 -45927;1364578065;mircea_popescu;you can't just make another X -45926;1364578073;OneMiner;mircea_popescu Hence their scramble I guess. But they made the chips one way or the other so the large initial expense is done with. It will likely cost them less to produce a revised board. -45925;1364578076;Chaang-Noi;they did with fpga -45924;1364578099;mircea_popescu;OneMiner ok, it will cost less. this i agree -45923;1364578103;mircea_popescu;but it will cost SOMETHING -45922;1364578109;OneMiner;I agree. -45921;1364578118;gwillen;mircea_popescu: ok, show us your math that says they already spent all the money, then -45920;1364578118;mircea_popescu;you can't just go "we're doing X item with Y resources" -45919;1364578125;mircea_popescu;then later "well now we're doing 2X really" -45918;1364578159;mircea_popescu;gwillen more importantly than the money, they will have to get people to pre-order 2nd batch units -45917;1364578165;mircea_popescu;to use that money to complete 1st batch. -45916;1364578174;mircea_popescu;much like everyone else i guess, but anyway, still pretty fucking fraudulent. -45915;1364578181;Chaang-Noi;bfl is so shady, its lol -45914;1364578201;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.81 = 7.24 BTC [-] -45913;1364578205;mircea_popescu;i mean this is literally what a ponzi is ; -45912;1364578220;mircea_popescu;get people to put up equity (which you call pre-orders) to deliver benefits to ppl who put up equity earlier -45911;1364578222;gwillen;mircea_popescu: as far as I know they are not dividing anything into batches, they are just taking preorders continuously -45910;1364578256;mircea_popescu;gwillen this isn't about bfl fantasy-labeling of real world items -45909;1364578259;mircea_popescu;this is about the underlying reality. -45908;1364578267;mircea_popescu;there's no flux-process chip making -45907;1364578270;mircea_popescu;chips are made in batches. -45906;1364578295;gwillen;well, they were talking about an order of like 6 wafers -45905;1364578303;gwillen;which is nowhere near enough for all the preorders that existed even at the time they said it -45904;1364578306;gwillen;so clearly there are going to be more -45903;1364578310;gwillen;fuck if I know how many more they ordered -45902;1364578319;mircea_popescu;moreover, fo the 6 they burned one, so 5. -45901;1364578321;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.8 = 5.4 BTC [-] -45900;1364578322;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.8 = 7.2 BTC [-] -45899;1364578333;mircea_popescu;and of the 5 they're not really getting 100%, and the chips dont work to spec. -45898;1364578336;mircea_popescu;so... 3 ? -45897;1364578351;bugpowderr;BFL is totally fucked -45896;1364578359;bugpowderr;bottom line -45895;1364578370;bugpowderr;their business model is broken -45894;1364578373;mircea_popescu;i can't see a future where they dig themselves out of the hole. -45893;1364578383;bugpowderr;they tried to assemble the plane from parts after they jumped off the cliff -45892;1364578393;bugpowderr;and the ground is coming up fast -45891;1364578394;mircea_popescu;bugpowderr ya but it was a plastic model and they had no glue. -45890;1364578401;bugpowderr;and the parts dont work -45889;1364578402;bugpowderr;yeah -45888;1364578410;bugpowderr;they are totally fucked -45887;1364578424;mircea_popescu;somebody brought me whole hazelnuts -45886;1364578430;mircea_popescu;i have been using various items on my desk to crack them -45885;1364578432;thestringpuller;bugpowderr: what is your next bet? -45884;1364578441;mircea_popescu;people keep wandering in concerned to see wtf am i thrashing into the ground -45883;1364578445;bugpowderr;I am just going to sit tight for a while -45882;1364578462;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.00701 BTC [-] -45881;1364578464;bugpowderr;Let those coins season till the next great opportunity comes -45880;1364578474;bugpowderr;shorting BFL would be wonderful though -45879;1364578483;mircea_popescu;bugpowderr they're aptly not listed -45878;1364578484;OneMiner;The truth of the matter is they ether didn't know what they were talking about or were lying about their time table and now it turns out that the same goes for their chip and board production. They are EITHER (choose one) lying or incompetent. -45877;1364578497;bugpowderr;yep -45876;1364578504;mircea_popescu;OneMiner im totally seeing a replay of tom's basic here tbh. -45875;1364578512;OneMiner;Maybe a bit of both..... -45874;1364578536;OneMiner;Tom's basic? Is Tom the guy that was doing bASIC? -45873;1364578540;bugpowderr;thank god their are other semi-competent manufacturers. I think bitcoin won't actually be much affected by it -45872;1364578542;mircea_popescu;yes. -45871;1364578560;mircea_popescu;bugpowderr i dunno about that. the only ppl to demonstrate asic hashing are both chinese -45870;1364578563;OneMiner;I see. Ok, I can agree with that then. It's lol if it wasn't so destructive. -45869;1364578584;mircea_popescu;the only people to demonstrate fuckuppery of incredible level are both american -45868;1364578588;mircea_popescu;this pattern is starting to worry. -45867;1364578594;pgp;dumb question, but with the recent explosion in the network hash rate doesn't being forced to wait for bfl's product make it less valuable by the time you actually recieve it? Or does the rise of USD/BTC from the time of preorder to delivery make up for that? or is it a wash? -45866;1364578599;mircea_popescu;o, and all europe has contributed to date is scams -45865;1364578603;bugpowderr;there is a reason APPLE is assembled in china -45864;1364578607;mircea_popescu;(the german folks recently, the primeasic earlier etc) -45863;1364578618;mircea_popescu;pgp it does make it less valuable yes -45862;1364578644;bugpowderr;exchange rate could rise in the future -45861;1364578644;OneMiner;pgp You're on the right track but it's up to you to decide. -45860;1364578657;bugpowderr;you will never make up for the missing coins from the lost opportunity -45859;1364578669;pgp;are the allowing people to cancel and are they returning BTC? -45858;1364578683;mircea_popescu;pgp btc equiv of the fiat value of the btc sent at the time it was sent -45857;1364578689;mircea_popescu;90% haircut. -45856;1364578702;pgp;lol -45855;1364578751;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.8 = 4.8 BTC [+] -45854;1364578762;mircea_popescu;in fairness there's plenty of good reason for that, as in, they're supposedly paying ppl in fiat. -45853;1364578767;mircea_popescu;but anyway, a bad deal. -45852;1364578808;gwillen;pgp: if you bought with dollars you weren't otherwise going to use to buy BTC, I think you get pretty much a wash -45851;1364578823;gwillen;pgp: if you bought with BTC or with dollars you would have put into BTC, I think you lose -45850;1364578840;gwillen;because the increase in price does not correspond to an increase in USD output, because there's a corresponding increase in difficulty. -45849;1364578869;thestringpuller;bugpowderr: do you still think MPOEbot is at a loss? -45848;1364578875;bugpowderr;yes -45847;1364578893;bugpowderr;I don't think the puts I bought yesterday are going to make up the difference :) -45846;1364578900;pgp;any decent resources on the web that discusses GH/s NPV (net present value) and associated variables? -45845;1364578902;bugpowderr;but I don't know -45844;1364578906;bugpowderr;we will find out tonight! -45843;1364578911;bugpowderr;nice bounce in the price already though -45842;1364578915;bugpowderr;(S.MPOE) -45841;1364578915;OneMiner;Anybody selling a small amount of ASICMINER? -45840;1364578925;thestringpuller;i am so excited!!!!! -45839;1364578929;mircea_popescu;pgp not really. -45838;1364578930;bugpowderr;by general rule is buy S.MPOE whenever it touches .0006 -45837;1364578934;bugpowderr;my -45836;1364578936;gwillen;pgp: I'd be interested in seeing such an analysis if you found or made one -45835;1364578949;Chaang-Noi;im a goat, and im on a motherfucking boat! -45834;1364578955;mircea_popescu;yah what gwillen said. i gather you're competent enough, go make one pgp -45833;1364578963;mircea_popescu;we'll tear it apart and laugh at you, but -45832;1364578967;mircea_popescu;it'll be invaluable for your education. -45831;1364578974;bugpowderr;I think there is a website blog that does a pretty in depth analysis of the various miners -45830;1364578980;bugpowderr;and projected profit -45829;1364578984;mircea_popescu;bugpowderr i remember one that sucked ass. -45828;1364578991;bugpowderr;its on reddit every once in a while -45827;1364578993;bugpowderr;lots of plots -45826;1364578994;mircea_popescu;buncha broken graphs -45825;1364578995;bugpowderr;yeah -45824;1364578997;mircea_popescu;o yeah. that. -45823;1364578998;bugpowderr;too many plots -45822;1364579013;bugpowderr;I never really read it carefully -45821;1364579018;mircea_popescu;anyway, the guy made retarded, miner-biased assumptions -45820;1364579023;bugpowderr;yeah -45819;1364579032;bugpowderr;curse of the assumptions -45818;1364579038;mircea_popescu;people gotta learn somehow that lipsticked pig is not useful -45817;1364579046;bugpowderr;too many knobs, lets pick a value we like -45816;1364579052;mircea_popescu;exactly -45815;1364579069;mircea_popescu;this should be taught in hs. "too many knobs ? always pick a value you can't stand" -45814;1364579128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2440 @ 0.00419995 = 10.2479 BTC [+] -45813;1364579149;ThickAsThieves;i think all the BFL theorizing is based on old numbers. People were saying in BFL shoutbox last night that there are many more than 6 wafers -45812;1364579156;ThickAsThieves;also -45811;1364579170;ThickAsThieves;BFL is claiming they will fix the issue as they start shoipping -45810;1364579183;ThickAsThieves;so their loss in havbing to send more units to meet obligations, -45809;1364579195;ThickAsThieves;may be minimal -45808;1364579200;ThickAsThieves;if they actually fix the problem -45807;1364579215;ThickAsThieves;they claim the problem is not with the chips themselves -45806;1364579220;ThickAsThieves;but eslewhere in the design -45805;1364579238;ThickAsThieves;this is all, of course, impossible to prove -45804;1364579260;mircea_popescu;yea -45803;1364579277;mircea_popescu;meanwhile -45802;1364579281;mircea_popescu;brazil exchange hacked. -45801;1364579283;mircea_popescu;looks grim -45800;1364579301;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/PZfuZM3X -45799;1364579306;Chaang-Noi;what do you think the price of the first 60 ghs to ship would be? if sold on the market? -45798;1364579331;Chaang-Noi;lol mp i cant read that -45797;1364579342;Chaang-Noi;i did not even know they had an exchange -45796;1364579367;OneMiner;It's possible they have finalized a small amount of their boards on order. So changes to future boards would be of minimal cost. Like higher quality VRMs or something. -45795;1364579372;mircea_popescu;O Mercado Bitcoin sofreu um ataque, que infelizmente foi bem sucedido, em sua implementação de redeem code. Devido à um erro de codificação, foi possível ao atacante gerar novos códigos de crédito, sem que o valor fosse devidamente debitado em seu saldo final. Conseguindo assim, gerar um montante falso de bitcoins dentro do sistema e resgatá-lo em tempo hábil, durante a madrugada. -45794;1364579383;mircea_popescu;that says their redeem codes were broken and leaked equity. -45793;1364579396;Chaang-Noi;hmm -45792;1364579404;Chaang-Noi;they should have known better than to use codes... -45791;1364579408;pgp;basic factors would include cost per GH/s for hardware, current network hash rate,growth assumptions in overall network hash rate, cost of electricity, lag time from laying out cash per GH/s and actually getting it working product. And some sort of time value of money discount factor for future cash flows. Am I missing anything? -45790;1364579446;Chaang-Noi;anyone want to buy the first bfl asic everordered? -45789;1364579463;Chaang-Noi;asking 150 btc -45788;1364579504;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.009994 = 0.0999 BTC [-] -45787;1364579563;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.009994 = 0.04 BTC [-] -45786;1364579599;bugpowderr;I wonder how Teramining is coming along -45785;1364579613;Chaang-Noi;what is that? -45784;1364579764;MJR_III;crazy news huh -45783;1364579811;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/and-another-one-bites-the-dust-mercado-bitcoin/ -45782;1364579822;Ukto;what news? -45781;1364579858;Ukto;oh, never even heard of them -45780;1364579938;MJR_III;pgp: also...current btc/usd exchange rate and expected btc/usd exchange rate -45779;1364579980;MJR_III;i feel like that is what most miners forget about -45778;1364579988;MJR_III;in their break even calculations -45777;1364580001;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -45776;1364580002;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.00000, Best ask: 88.29000, Bid-ask spread: 0.29000, Last trade: 88.29000, 24 hour volume: 156455.07758322, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.50000, 24 hour vwap: 86.54041 -45775;1364580007;MJR_III;if you are going to mine, you should be bullish on bitcoins i think -45774;1364580027;MJR_III;;;bc,24hprc -45773;1364580028;gribble;86.68 -45772;1364580041;mircea_popescu;MJR_III or hedge -45771;1364580053;MJR_III;;;calc (86.68-41)/86.68 -45770;1364580053;gribble;0.526995846793 -45769;1364580061;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: yeah...or hedge -45768;1364580073;pgp;I think you start first with a constant BTC USD model... -45767;1364580086;MJR_III;but if i am calculating my break even using todays prices as most mining calculators do... -45766;1364580119;MJR_III;then it doesn't appear to be worth it, but if i expected it to hit 100...that could make it profitable -45765;1364580165;ThickAsThieves;calculating mining profits anything more than 1 week out is voodoo anyway -45764;1364580170;MJR_III;yeah -45763;1364580174;OneMiner;MJR_III If you are that close to the line then you should probably just buy coins with your hardware and power costs. You'll end up with much more. -45762;1364580190;MJR_III;but i think most people worry about future difficulty all the time -45761;1364580215;MJR_III;but don't think of the other side of the coin...which is mining fewer coins is fine if they are each worth more -45760;1364580225;Chaang-Noi;http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/view;_ylt=A2KJkCGyuVVRDiwAfjKJzbkF;_ylu=X3oDMTBlMTQ4cGxyBHNlYwNzcgRzbGsDaW1n?back=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.search.yahoo.com%2Fsearch%2Fimages%3Fp%3Dlotus%2Bcar%26fr%3Dsfp%26fr2%3Dpiv-web%26tab%3Dorganic%26ri%3D109&w=1600&h=1200&imgurl=www.autocarsight.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2011%2F10%2F2012-Lotus-Exige-S.jpg&rurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.autocarsight.com%2Ftag%2Flotus-exige-s&size=320.2+KB&name=2012+Lotus+Exige+S+Spec -45759;1364580226;Chaang-Noi;s+and+Review&p=lotus+car&oid=0cb0ab46c07e25b28f10b5ae7f1d4ff1&fr2=piv-web&fr=sfp&tt=2012%2BLotus%2BExige%2BS%2BSpecs%2Band%2BReview&b=91&ni=114&no=109&ts=&tab=organic&sigr=11dgs3a7r&sigb=12uq2h7eh&sigi=126g0sakn&.crumb=S4mQTrSc6lC -45758;1364580232;MJR_III;CPU mining might be profitable if you have a long enough timeline -45757;1364580235;MJR_III;and are very bullish -45756;1364580256;Chaang-Noi;that link! anyway, should i get it?> lotus exige s? -45755;1364580256;MJR_III;obviously it is somewhat speculative -45754;1364580298;OneMiner;lol Chaang-Noi, obviously. :P -45753;1364580329;Chaang-Noi;wife says no -45752;1364580335;Chaang-Noi;but im not sure im going to listen -45751;1364580339;Chaang-Noi;it will just show up one day... -45750;1364580352;Chaang-Noi;claim i dont know how it got there... -45749;1364580386;OneMiner;hahaha -45748;1364580398;Chaang-Noi;:) -45747;1364580430;bugpowderr;get a go kart -45746;1364580434;OneMiner;How about an old civic or something, tub it out and take it to the track. Then you just need a tow vehicle. <----- that's my vision except with a miata. -45745;1364580489;Chaang-Noi;taxes in thailand on cars liek this are no joke like 500% to 700% or more... -45744;1364580490;bugpowderr;its about as pratical as an exige -45743;1364580502;arij;luxury tax? -45742;1364580517;Chaang-Noi;i sadly cant get one here, ill have to leave it in the usa -45741;1364580534;Chaang-Noi;they taxes these cars like crazy, yeah luxury tax -45740;1364580545;Chaang-Noi;more or less fair as there are no other real taxes -45739;1364580562;Chaang-Noi;honestly i think i would just move first -45738;1364580645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29000 @ 0.00068158 = 19.7658 BTC [+] -45737;1364580677;OneMiner;Yes, in that case move first. Less complicated. -45736;1364580754;Chaang-Noi;yeah :/ unless btc goes to 5,000 then im getting 4... -45735;1364580784;thestringpuller;bugpowderr: do you still think MPOEbot is at a loss? -45734;1364580790;thestringpuller;how did that happen -45733;1364580793;thestringpuller;oops sorry -45732;1364580797;thestringpuller;disregard -45731;1364580811;Chaang-Noi;:) i still think its a loss:) -45730;1364580818;Chaang-Noi;just a guess -45729;1364580837;thestringpuller;the price was manipulated yesterday... -45728;1364580845;thestringpuller;the bot sucked up a lot of calls -45727;1364580856;thestringpuller;;;ticker -45726;1364580857;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.23100, Best ask: 89.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.76900, Last trade: 89.00000, 24 hour volume: 156779.61814498, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.50000, 24 hour vwap: 86.53906 -45725;1364580861;Chaang-Noi;:) -45724;1364580875;Chaang-Noi;convient time to "dump" for some -45723;1364580913;bowjob;mhm btc 100 by april 1st -45722;1364580917;bowjob;yay or nay -45721;1364580941;OneMiner;lol 4 loti hahaha -45720;1364580968;Chaang-Noi;if btc = 5k i will do it! -45719;1364581025;OneMiner;5k would put me in a sweet spot. I couldn't complain about that. -45718;1364581075;OneMiner;That's a reset button. School and a living standard bump. -45717;1364581107;Chaang-Noi;yeah btc at 5k i could do 4 loti in thailand with no problem -45716;1364581196;ThickAsThieves;all this i'm so rich talk is bad juju -45715;1364581213;Chaang-Noi;lol, its the top of a bubbler -45714;1364581222;MJR_III;josh bft is trying to beat the bitbet date -45713;1364581223;thestringpuller;people are getting rich ThickAsThieves are you not -45712;1364581224;Chaang-Noi;we wont hit 5k until we correct -45711;1364581227;thestringpuller;?* -45710;1364581239;Chaang-Noi;btc went from 2 to 90 in like a year, or like x45 -45709;1364581251;Chaang-Noi;90 x 45 is like 4k so like one yearish right? -45708;1364581251;ThickAsThieves;i did my bragging last night -45707;1364581252;Chaang-Noi;:) -45706;1364581260;ThickAsThieves;but i'm still not satisfied -45705;1364581263;thestringpuller;ADD GOOD JUJU to the mix -45704;1364581264;OneMiner;Ya, the price increase is crazy. -45703;1364581266;thestringpuller;invest invest invest -45702;1364581277;thestringpuller;drive the boom, don't be like a dotcom boom -45701;1364581278;Chaang-Noi;just wait until normal people invest in btc -45700;1364581281;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [+] -45699;1364581306;OneMiner;You know what's crazy good news? I think the US money laundering news is great. It's step one to establishing bitcoin in US society. -45698;1364581309;thestringpuller;I think as old money enters the btc economy, due to lack of regulation people like mircea_popescu will take their money pretty quickly -45697;1364581345;thestringpuller;people inside trade hardcore here... -45696;1364581360;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 110 @ 0.775 = 85.25 BTC [-] -45695;1364581371;Chaang-Noi;well gents, tomorrow i gotz to travel so im off to bed, call me if we get close to 100 -45694;1364581384;Chaang-Noi;holy shit 110 lol -45693;1364581394;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.77001 = 2.31 BTC [-] -45692;1364581423;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 29 @ 0.77 = 22.33 BTC [-] -45691;1364581487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8941 @ 0.00068158 = 6.094 BTC [+] -45690;1364581491;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.76 = 3.8 BTC [-] -45689;1364581508;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.75801 = 7.5801 BTC [-] -45688;1364581526;thestringpuller;;;ticker -45687;1364581527;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 89.48500, Best ask: 89.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01500, Last trade: 89.50000, 24 hour volume: 156731.60658333, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.50000, 24 hour vwap: 86.52536 -45686;1364581578;bitesak;not mainstream, but started downloading Cliff's halfpasthuman.com wujo on bitcoin | http://halfpasthuman.com/wujo/clifswujo3252013bitcoin.mp3 -45685;1364581626;OneMiner;Who dis? -45684;1364581938;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.758 = 4.548 BTC [-] -45683;1364581943;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.757 = 3.028 BTC [-] -45682;1364581952;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75613 BTC [-] -45681;1364581957;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75612 BTC [-] -45680;1364581964;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.75201 = 4.5121 BTC [-] -45679;1364581967;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.752 = 7.52 BTC [-] -45678;1364581979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75101 BTC [-] -45677;1364581979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.751 = 6.008 BTC [-] -45676;1364581979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 62 @ 0.75 = 46.5 BTC [-] -45675;1364581980;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -45674;1364582012;smickles;$unconfirmed -45673;1364582015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7991 @ 0.00068158 = 5.4465 BTC [+] -45672;1364582016;mpexbot;smickles: 747 -45671;1364582020;bitesak;known for his asymetric language trend analysis, using the change of language in the postings online to derive forecasts for developing trends -45670;1364582284;MJR_III;khan academy had a great video on diffie hellman system -45669;1364582327;bitesak;Save 90 % if paying with real currency such as Bitcoin :) -45668;1364582944;ThickAsThieves;is there international demand for getting a US high school diploma with online classes? -45667;1364582963;ThickAsThieves;anf furthermore would bitcoin be a good fit for such a service? -45666;1364583070;deadweasel;might be hard to understand btc w/out a high school diploma -45665;1364583084;ThickAsThieves;well -45664;1364583094;ThickAsThieves;thats not the only angle -45663;1364583104;ThickAsThieves;person can be an adult -45662;1364583113;ThickAsThieves;with or without a local diploma -45661;1364583131;ThickAsThieves;tahts why i ask if there is demand for a "US" diploma -45660;1364583138;pgp;question about network difficulty... does it adjust to bring rate back to 1 block per 10 min on current hash rate, or does it try to compensate to bring overall hash rate from last halving day to 1 block evey 10 min? -45659;1364583199;deadweasel;ThickAsThieves: I didn't catch that. So they might have a diploma from Spain, but want a US one. -45658;1364583204;ThickAsThieves;US diploma would be accredited and accepted by colleges -45657;1364583212;ThickAsThieves;right -45656;1364583244;ThickAsThieves;credit recovery might even be possible as well -45655;1364583248;ThickAsThieves;but that would get tricky -45654;1364583249;thestringpuller;smickles: will send you pm in a second -45653;1364583278;Guest4504;Goat from a phone. Lol at technology. -45652;1364583360;OneMiner;pgp 1 block per 10 min based on rate of block generation during the period. -45651;1364583459;ThickAsThieves;erik answers https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1700294#msg1700294 -45650;1364583484;pgp;so, if we assume a constant increase in hash rate, then halving day, by definition will alway be something short of 4 years... -45649;1364583531;OneMiner;pgp Yes, if hashrate always goes up then halving day will come sooner by a bit. -45648;1364583551;OneMiner;The oposite is also true. -45647;1364583572;pgp;and difficulty adjusts every 2100 blocks, correct? -45646;1364583645;OneMiner;Hmmm... 2018 or something like that. -45645;1364583658;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller say what ? -45644;1364583677;jborkl;No, the longest the diff will not adjust is two weeks -45643;1364583722;jborkl;slowdown in hash rate, it will lower in two weeks- not 2.5 or 3 weeks -45642;1364583748;OneMiner;It's not based on time. It's based on number of blocks. You sure about that jborkl? -45641;1364583771;jborkl;I have been through quite a few lower diff levels and it adjusts at two weeks -45640;1364583779;OneMiner;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Difficulty#How_often_does_the_difficulty_change.3F -45639;1364583815;deadweasel;ThickAsThieves: Credit Repair business is actually a good business to get into in the US. since they legislated against all those "instant credit repair" scams, people can actually get help. -45638;1364583868;jborkl;If the previous 2016 blocks took more than two weeks to find, the difficulty is reduced -45637;1364583871;mircea_popescu;nic erik post -45636;1364583891;jborkl;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Difficulty -45635;1364583951;OneMiner;jborkl I think you're reading that wrong. -45634;1364583982;OneMiner;If the previous 2016 blocks took more than two weeks to find <---- suggests that you'd need all 2016 blocks to be found. -45633;1364584043;jborkl;if half the network took a shit, then we would drop to one block every 20 minutes and that would last a month -45632;1364584051;jborkl;killing the network in the meantime -45631;1364584108;OneMiner;jborkl Correct. -45630;1364584121;jborkl;it adjusts every two weeks maximum -45629;1364584134;jborkl;can be shorter of course -45628;1364584152;OneMiner;Umm.... I don't think so dood. Site it or it didn't happen. -45627;1364584165;bugpowderr;nice post by Erik -45626;1364584457;mircea_popescu;bugpowderr ya i thought so. -45625;1364584461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00067944 = 5.4355 BTC [-] -45624;1364584465;mircea_popescu;im starting to like the guy tbh. -45623;1364584474;MJR_III;;;calc 14*24*6 -45622;1364584475;gribble;2016 -45621;1364584482;MJR_III;it compares that to -45620;1364584507;MJR_III;;;14*24*60 -45619;1364584508;gribble;Error: "14*24*60" is not a valid command. -45618;1364584515;MJR_III;;;calc 14*24*60 -45617;1364584515;gribble;20160 -45616;1364584553;MJR_III;it readjusts after 2016 blocks -45615;1364584569;MJR_III;however long that takes -45614;1364584632;MJR_III;thats why a huge increase in mining power will not really help you mine a ton of blocks -45613;1364584644;MJR_III;you will just increase the difficulty quicker -45612;1364584873;MJR_III;The change in difficulty is in proportion to the amount of time over or under two weeks the previous 2016 blocks took to find. -45611;1364585116;unbalanced;Is anyone using www.bitmit.net ? Is it the eBay of bitcoin or just one of many contenders? -45610;1364585130;unbalanced;And is it, or are any of them, listed assets? Or soon to be? -45609;1364585201;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 36 @ 0.2 = 7.2 BTC [+] -45608;1364585231;unbalanced;I think someone mentioned building an eBay-killer here this week but now I can't remember who/when/what -45607;1364585240;unbalanced;It's been quite the week. -45606;1364585252;mircea_popescu;unbalanced probably me. -45605;1364585314;unbalanced;Ah... so does bitmit not cut it or you just hadn't seen it or still plenty of room for competition I guess? -45604;1364585372;unbalanced;Note to self: one question at a time. -45603;1364585373;bugpowderr;Oh jeeze... http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?get_gallerynr=4089 -45602;1364585391;bugpowderr;don't trust da gubberment -45601;1364585483;mircea_popescu;unbalanced basically it's yet another rehash of the old and by now stale "i wrote a script therefore this is a business". -45600;1364585484;jurov;unbalanced: mircea dreams about it -45599;1364585486;unbalanced;A lot can change in a month I guess. And people say bitcoin is volatile. -45598;1364585512;unbalanced;(re: Cyprus) -45597;1364585572;mircea_popescu;imagine if some kid made a html page which read THE REAL AMZON -45596;1364585583;mircea_popescu;would that be an amazon killer ? -45595;1364585600;unbalanced;mircea_popescu: I've read your "recognize you're an idiot, noob" posts re: BTC businesses and 100% agree. -45594;1364585618;mircea_popescu;to kill ebay you need a lot of ops competence. -45593;1364585635;unbalanced;As a guy wondering what my place is in the BTC economy, I take that stuff to heart and try to remember it. -45592;1364585640;mircea_popescu;this "here's a script that sorta replicates functionality now we wait for "the users" to make us a business" is nonsense -45591;1364585667;mircea_popescu;that aside : bitcoin desperately needs an ebay killer ap. -45590;1364585684;mircea_popescu;the only way to obtain such a thing is if someone with a lot of fmcg experience and contacts actually starts one. -45589;1364585724;unbalanced;So it only sucks because it doesn't have proven profits yet? Once proven to have traction and revenue, it wouldn't meet the noob=sux criteria? -45588;1364585732;mircea_popescu;not at all. -45587;1364585746;unbalanced;Yeah our posts crossed. I read ya. -45586;1364585750;mircea_popescu;let's go into detail here to understand each other. -45585;1364585755;unbalanced;Shoot -45584;1364585757;mircea_popescu;i don't care how much profit the doctor's office makes. -45583;1364585767;mircea_popescu;i care whether he's a doctor. -45582;1364585801;mircea_popescu;you can probably make a fuckton selling folk remedies and straight silicone injections into the ass. heck, some people do. -45581;1364585807;mircea_popescu;this doesn't validate them as doctors. -45580;1364585818;unbalanced;Roger. So Meg Whitman starts an eBay killer using bitcoin, that's when to pay attention. -45579;1364585845;mircea_popescu;for sure. -45578;1364585849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00067446 = 5.3957 BTC [-] -45577;1364585854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16610 @ 0.00068158 = 11.321 BTC [+] -45576;1364585855;mircea_popescu;but it doesn't have to be supercorp ceo. -45575;1364585855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 891 @ 0.00068292 = 0.6085 BTC [+] -45574;1364585875;mircea_popescu;some guy who was the near east distribution manager for coca cola since 1992 -45573;1364585912;unbalanced;Right... just not an anonymous site like bitmet. Real-world experience, real-world human face, contact info, support, operational chops, execution... -45572;1364585925;mircea_popescu;a woman that was in charge of maersk pacific ops for the past five years -45571;1364585941;mircea_popescu;the vp of LMHV Belgium -45570;1364585942;mircea_popescu;somebody -45569;1364585961;MJR_III;i would say that it is not so much even their experience (though that is helpful) but rather the fact that they are good at doing what they set out to do -45568;1364585970;MJR_III;many executives get fired for sucking -45567;1364585972;mircea_popescu;and this isn't random dickery as in "you must be old" or some shit. the ops experience shows. -45566;1364585980;mircea_popescu;there's a lot to business that's not taught in any c++ manual -45565;1364585993;unbalanced;True that. -45564;1364585997;MJR_III;yes, being a good programmer does not make you a good business manager -45563;1364586011;MJR_III;though not mutually exclusive -45562;1364586014;mircea_popescu;i can usually sniff out a half decent manager from a mile away -45561;1364586020;mircea_popescu;managers and polecats. -45560;1364586071;MJR_III;i think that one of the problems is that the current marketplace loves fuzzy things like "social networking" and pretty websites -45559;1364586080;MJR_III;but those things do not have the operational challenges of a real business -45558;1364586095;MJR_III;which is why you see things like BFL and others -45557;1364586098;MJR_III;who can't execute -45556;1364586100;mircea_popescu;yeah. they also don't have the chances of a real business. -45555;1364586102;unbalanced;So... in this case, bitmit.net (they need a better domain at least, I've mistyped it 3 different ways now) apparently has 17029 listings. -45554;1364586104;mircea_popescu;right -45553;1364586115;mircea_popescu;unbalanced that metric is meaningless. -45552;1364586133;mircea_popescu;you have five minutes to find me a way to spend 10 btc on items that i could conceivably use during the remainder of 2013 -45551;1364586140;mircea_popescu;for a 5% or more discount from amazon. -45550;1364586140;unbalanced;(From their "worldwide" dropdown in upper right.) -45549;1364586141;mircea_popescu;go. -45548;1364586151;MJR_III;actually executing in the real world when you have more complex operations than basically posting messages to each other is tough -45547;1364586161;MJR_III;and most web startups don't have to work in the REAL world -45546;1364586183;MJR_III;pinterest, twitter, facebook...they don't actually have to produce real things that take supply chains -45545;1364586199;unbalanced;Bear with me, I'm just wondering... is this a viable biz for that script kiddie, or maybe a team of 4, at these levels? Is it a good start or is Mr. Bitmit wasting his time? -45544;1364586210;mircea_popescu;i don't see that it is a business at all. -45543;1364586218;mircea_popescu;the test of a business is the value proposition. -45542;1364586225;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.761 BTC [+] -45541;1364586225;mircea_popescu;state it for my benefit, what is bitmit's vp ? -45540;1364586238;mircea_popescu;(leaving aside they don't even know this is where it starts) -45539;1364586239;unbalanced;"Shit you can buy with your bitcoins" -45538;1364586245;mircea_popescu;that's not a vp. -45537;1364586251;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -45536;1364586263;MJR_III;so a company like GE or Boeing have to do a whole different set of things than a web startup in silicon valley, and the fallacy is that because you are good at one thing, you will be good at the other -45535;1364586281;mircea_popescu;"it costs you less to buy your lube in btc on our site than at your corner lube shop" is a vp. -45534;1364586288;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -45533;1364586291;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -45532;1364586294;unbalanced;"eBay for bitcoins" -45531;1364586301;mircea_popescu;dude. a vp is always comparative. -45530;1364586305;mircea_popescu;X < Y is a vp. -45529;1364586322;unbalanced;thx, sorry but real life is interrupting, gotta run -45528;1364586325;unbalanced;sorry -45527;1364586335;mircea_popescu;"ebay for bitcoins" is a marketing ploy, different beast. -45526;1364586335;unbalanced;Thanks for the schoolin' -45525;1364586337;mircea_popescu;gl. -45524;1364586418;MJR_III;its an interesting challenge, and i think its a testament to the strength of bitcoin that it survives bad management -45523;1364586452;mircea_popescu;MJR_III well... it also yet benefits from a very low bar. -45522;1364586458;mircea_popescu;nobody's seriously using it for anything much yet. -45521;1364586459;MJR_III;because at the end of the day...it comes down to management -45520;1364586467;mircea_popescu;fiat is regularly used in mission critical situations, -45519;1364586479;MJR_III;true -45518;1364586479;MJR_III;but if that is going to change, you will need people with a different skill set -45517;1364586482;mircea_popescu;such as the woman with no underwear on but five bucks in her pocket. -45516;1364586488;mircea_popescu;she knows she can get undies. for sure. -45515;1364586494;MJR_III;good point -45514;1364586514;mircea_popescu;and you know you can get gas, and food, and boots -45513;1364586518;MJR_III;i think bringing efficiency to the exchange mechanism is going to be the first step -45512;1364586527;mircea_popescu;possibly. -45511;1364586548;MJR_III;the other biggest thing will be the bitcoin atm -45510;1364586564;MJR_III;but i think that that will rely on an efficient and stable exchange -45509;1364586581;MJR_III;for example...the lady with no undies has a debit card -45508;1364586589;MJR_III;and the store only takes cash -45507;1364586596;MJR_III;not a problem nowadays, you just run to the atm -45506;1364586613;MJR_III;but you cannot have that level of convenience right now with bitcoin -45505;1364586613;smickles;cash only places usually have an atm on site -45504;1364586620;MJR_III;smickles: yes exactly -45503;1364586646;MJR_III;i think to drive local adoption, you will need to have two-way bitcoin atms spread locally -45502;1364586660;MJR_III;your fees would be in the spread that you are charging -45501;1364586681;MJR_III;since the transactions can go both ways, you could put cash in and get bitcoins out or vice versa -45500;1364586705;mircea_popescu;i still don't think bitcoin is adequate for the retail space -45499;1364586708;Troic;you going to wait for confirmations if you buy knickers ? -45498;1364586713;mircea_popescu;but that's an entirely set of problems from the bitmit thing -45497;1364586717;MJR_III;no...green addresses -45496;1364586722;mircea_popescu;Troic exactly. -45495;1364586738;MJR_III;my point is...why make cash only places take debit cards? -45494;1364586747;MJR_III;the atm can give you locally accepted currency -45493;1364586753;MJR_III;while you hold mostly bitcoins -45492;1364586765;mircea_popescu;i hate to be that ass who keeps linking his articles, but i hate repeating shit more. so MJR_III , ever saw http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoin-prices-bitcoin-inflexibility/#comment-92015 ? -45491;1364586960;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.478 = 0.956 BTC [-] -45490;1364587020;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.465 BTC [+] -45489;1364587064;MJR_III;i read it and i agree -45488;1364587068;Troic;or just one way atms, bitcoin-central's idea, cards charged in local currency charged to your btc. -45487;1364587075;MJR_III;but that is why i think that this does an end run around that problem -45486;1364587084;Troic;your, hmm, i mean their -45485;1364587093;MJR_III;cash is good for local -45484;1364587106;MJR_III;but i don't want to hold my cash in bank, i want to hold bitcoins in my wallet -45483;1364587161;MJR_III;the idea of an automatically adjusting exchange rate ATM that can be connected to a wallet is pretty trivial, the main issue is again exeecution -45482;1364587215;MJR_III;ATM's are a pretty big business, access to currency is always going to be needed -45481;1364587362;MJR_III;imagine the convenience of just getting cash when you need it, anytime, for in person retail transactions -45480;1364587376;MJR_III;but holding your money and transferring for large transactions using the blockchain -45479;1364587407;MJR_III;it would add a ton of liquidity if this atm network took off -45478;1364587436;MJR_III;as people either choose to go buy some bitcoins by just depositing cash, or sell them because they need cash at the moment -45477;1364587627;mircea_popescu;i imagine the practical way this will work will be the magic cash dispenser -45476;1364587648;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-free-cash-machine/ that thing -45475;1364587674;MJR_III;exactly -45474;1364587677;MJR_III;i read that one before -45473;1364587685;mircea_popescu;be pretty cool thing to have -45472;1364587693;mircea_popescu;but it may take a while. we're not quite able to make asics yet -45471;1364587699;MJR_III;you could even...and this is maybe going above and beyond -45470;1364587703;mircea_popescu;servicing atms is a few levels of complexity atop that -45469;1364587725;MJR_III;you could have those machines also mining as they do their role of providing a convenient exchange -45468;1364587738;MJR_III;and they have made, produced and shipped asics -45467;1364587741;mircea_popescu;haha maybe -45466;1364587746;MJR_III;avalon maybe -45465;1364587782;MJR_III;at first of course, you would hve to have them inside a business... -45464;1364587799;MJR_III;the point is that this space has already been explored...atm's are everywhere -45463;1364587815;MJR_III;you could buy an atm, and then reconfigure it to accept bitcoins instead of debit cards -45462;1364587822;jcpham;atm's have cash in them -45461;1364587827;jcpham;no one wants you to have cash -45460;1364587828;MJR_III;yes they would need to -45459;1364587830;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/2013/03/29/bloomberg-should-clean-up-their-act/ -45458;1364587831;jcpham;dead technology -45457;1364587840;smickles;f-ing morons -45456;1364587849;MJR_III;um...i think that the volume on the exchanges would beg to differ jcpham -45455;1364587862;jcpham;no one wants you to have cash -45454;1364587866;jcpham;cash is a dead technology -45453;1364587873;bitesak;;;ticker -45452;1364587874;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.89749, Best ask: 89.43408, Bid-ask spread: 0.53659, Last trade: 88.65000, 24 hour volume: 155385.63557232, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.32000, 24 hour vwap: 86.37690 -45451;1364587876;MJR_III;then why are so many people selling bitcoins? -45450;1364587878;MJR_III;for USD -45449;1364587887;MJR_III;every sale involves someone buying and someone selling -45448;1364587894;MJR_III;so some people still want cash -45447;1364587902;mircea_popescu;smickles lol that girl looks like she has no neck -45446;1364587906;MJR_III;or should I say USD that they can withdraw as cash -45445;1364587909;jcpham;until it is illegal -45444;1364587912;jcpham;then no one wants it -45443;1364587914;smickles;buying cash is still a way to use bitcoin -45442;1364587925;MJR_III;smickles: exactly -45441;1364587928;jcpham;cash is my method for getting bitcoin -45440;1364587933;jcpham;cash works now -45439;1364587936;mircea_popescu;jcpham i thought you mined -45438;1364587937;jcpham;but not in the future -45437;1364587941;jcpham;that too -45436;1364587947;smickles;mircea_popescu: people on tv tend to look odd -45435;1364587950;MJR_III;i don't think the dollar is going anywhere for a long time -45434;1364587982;smickles;mircea_popescu: aslo, to me, it looks like she painted herself derpy eyes -45433;1364587988;MJR_III;and as mircea_popescu's excellent article showed...you don't need bitcoin to do everything -45432;1364587998;mircea_popescu;smickles lol i think hr mom painted those -45431;1364588000;MJR_III;let it do what it is good at doing -45430;1364588009;MJR_III;and use cash for what it is good for -45429;1364588019;mircea_popescu;im with that. -45428;1364588024;mircea_popescu;i pay for undies in cash to this day -45427;1364588032;MJR_III;cash sucks as a store of value, but it is pretty convenient for in person local transactions -45426;1364588045;smickles;mircea_popescu: ah, right. It is a production. The probably do have people do it for her -45425;1364588069;MJR_III;cash sucks for sending money long distances, let bitcoin do that -45424;1364588074;mircea_popescu;MJR_III kinda what it was intended as, you know ? little notes saying you have gold somewhere -45423;1364588083;MJR_III;yes -45422;1364588085;MJR_III;exactly -45421;1364588102;MJR_III;you can turn cash into a reserve note for bitcoins in a way -45420;1364588125;MJR_III;it is a proxy like all currency -45419;1364588150;mircea_popescu;so no, bitcoin isn't killing fiat. -45418;1364588155;mircea_popescu;it's just going to give it a 2nd youth -45417;1364588159;MJR_III;yes -45416;1364588163;mircea_popescu;as backed by bitcoin, i can see a use for usd/eur/etc -45415;1364588164;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [-] -45414;1364588168;MJR_III;i agree -45413;1364588174;MJR_III;it will basically undo bretton woods -45412;1364588189;MJR_III;as people use it to peg the dollar to something scarce -45411;1364588209;mircea_popescu;yup -45410;1364588215;MJR_III;they can then see the real fluctuations in its value -45409;1364588220;mircea_popescu;yup -45408;1364588228;mircea_popescu;soon enough will be a topic in elections -45407;1364588238;mircea_popescu;"this govt's policy has seen our currency drop 40% against btc" -45406;1364588239;MJR_III;yes i agree -45405;1364588256;MJR_III;real value, money is not able to be inflated artificially -45404;1364588265;MJR_III;there needs to be a good or service backing it up -45403;1364588279;jcpham;like HFT trading on an exchange? -45402;1364588292;jcpham;redundant T ftw -45401;1364588297;MJR_III;exchanging one proxy for another -45400;1364588299;mircea_popescu;jcpham wait. what ? you mean on gox ? -45399;1364588307;mircea_popescu;with 6 minute delays ? hft ? srsly ? -45398;1364588312;MJR_III;lol -45397;1364588318;jcpham;is gox still broken -45396;1364588321;jcpham;i dunno -45395;1364588323;MJR_III;until there is a better exchange, AND all exchanges communicate with each other -45394;1364588332;MJR_III;you won't have efficiencies -45393;1364588334;jcpham;i've been building a porch all week -45392;1364588353;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [-] -45391;1364588374;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1700739#msg1700739 -45390;1364588376;mircea_popescu;MJR_III that is a good point actually. i have no idea why everyone's so hell bent on being special unique etc. -45389;1364588377;Diablo-D3;I think I just pwned someone. -45388;1364588380;Diablo-D3;oh well =/ -45387;1364588390;mircea_popescu;well... other than the obvious "cause they're 16yo aspies" -45386;1364588396;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: yeah, it just takes trust, which comes down to good management -45385;1364588413;MJR_III;there is a reason our world is the way it is -45384;1364588435;MJR_III;its the sum of our choices, mostly made through individual rational choices -45383;1364588458;Diablo-D3;>16yo aspies -45382;1364588459;Diablo-D3;who? -45381;1364588459;MJR_III;so...there is a reason i can buy something on one exchange and instantly sell it on another -45380;1364588506;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 exchange ops -45379;1364588513;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: but it is like mpex...someone has to do it, and let others build on it -45378;1364588517;Diablo-D3;ahh -45377;1364588532;MJR_III;similar to how you say that the whole world can't be hedging -45376;1364588537;mircea_popescu;MJR_III so far even a fucking naming convention is impossible to contemplate, let alone implem,ent. -45375;1364588546;mircea_popescu;at this rate we'll have a btc equiv for fix in 2050 -45374;1364588555;MJR_III;we can use fix now though -45373;1364588561;MJR_III;i am already working on an engine -45372;1364588565;mircea_popescu;tbh fix kinda sucks, but yea -45371;1364588569;smickles;at one exchange, who is insolvent -45370;1364588569;MJR_III;well yeah -45369;1364588571;MJR_III;its not great -45368;1364588591;MJR_III;this is the thing about bitfloor -45367;1364588599;MJR_III;it has the best model of all exchanges -45366;1364588603;mircea_popescu;smickles the redeem codes was a sorta attempt, but meh. -45365;1364588605;MJR_III;its the most convenient for me -45364;1364588610;smickles;but so much debt -45363;1364588614;MJR_III;yes of course -45362;1364588619;MJR_III;again that comes down to execution -45361;1364588627;MJR_III;and i think poor choices as far as resolving that -45360;1364588628;smickles;i would use bitfloor more often if it weren't for that debt -45359;1364588635;MJR_III;for example -45358;1364588637;smickles;and they owe me ~15 btc -45357;1364588638;MJR_III;the guy who runs it -45356;1364588648;MJR_III;wants to pay back everything in btc while collecting fees in dollars -45355;1364588655;MJR_III;which will never work -45354;1364588656;mircea_popescu;ya. nonsense huh -45353;1364588664;MJR_III;you either do what a real company would do -45352;1364588669;MJR_III;and file bankruptcy -45351;1364588673;smickles;much of bitfloor is opensourced -45350;1364588674;mircea_popescu;the girl made a very good point as to the cost of financial ineptitude vs coding inavbility -45349;1364588676;MJR_III;liquidate and pay back what you can -45348;1364588677;mircea_popescu;on the forum -45347;1364588688;MJR_III;or you work out a deal with the creditors -45346;1364588697;MJR_III;charge your fees in btc for transactions -45345;1364588704;MJR_III;and put a portion of them towards the debt -45344;1364588708;smickles;there is kinda a defacto deal with the creditors -45343;1364588715;MJR_III;yes -45342;1364588721;mircea_popescu;listen MJR_III this fees stuff... think for a moment. no exchanger makes money. -45341;1364588723;MJR_III;but he owed 250k now it is over a million -45340;1364588725;smickles;and he did recently make a 1% payment -45339;1364588730;mircea_popescu;you have cases with 10k a month which come to 200 btc. -45338;1364588740;mircea_popescu;or you have mtgox, which clears about enough to cover its costs. -45337;1364588748;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: how do you figure? -45336;1364588752;MJR_III;;;ticker -45335;1364588753;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 89.03000, Best ask: 89.50999, Bid-ask spread: 0.47999, Last trade: 89.03000, 24 hour volume: 155306.17401255, 24 hour low: 75.00111, 24 hour high: 94.32000, 24 hour vwap: 86.37012 -45334;1364588760;smickles;and really, because of his jurisdiction, he owes the usd value of the btc at the time of the theft -45333;1364588768;mircea_popescu;MJR_III simply like this : i look at the immense fees. -45332;1364588778;mircea_popescu;since there's no competition on fees its clearly not a profitable space. -45331;1364588788;MJR_III;;;calc 155306 * 86.37 * .004 -45330;1364588788;gribble;53655.11688 -45329;1364588801;MJR_III;there expenses are higher than 53k a day? -45328;1364588807;mircea_popescu;a day ? -45327;1364588816;MJR_III;that is their volume for the last 24 hours -45326;1364588823;MJR_III;at current vwap -45325;1364588827;smickles;MJR_III: do the 30day avg/30 -45324;1364588837;mircea_popescu;i dont think theior avg is 150 a day. -45323;1364588844;smickles;and this past month would't be the best indicator -45322;1364588848;MJR_III;true -45321;1364588850;MJR_III;but still -45320;1364588856;mircea_popescu;well, it looks better now for sure. -45319;1364588861;MJR_III;they make well over a million a month i think -45318;1364588864;mircea_popescu;but take a 1year outlook, it's healthier -45317;1364588869;MJR_III;good point -45316;1364588872;mircea_popescu;let's do some rl math : -45315;1364588875;MJR_III;i've been watching for a while -45314;1364588882;MJR_III;and they have a ton of volume and very high fees -45313;1364588896;MJR_III;and i believe that some of the fees is in dollars and some in btc...not sure how they work that out -45312;1364588897;smickles;let me do some sql -45311;1364588905;MJR_III;smickles: NICE -45310;1364588907;mircea_popescu;( 2400 salary + 2800 tax + 1500 fixed) * 5 = 30k usd in employee costs. -45309;1364588915;MJR_III;ugh, it doesn't auto-ignore tiberiusiv -45308;1364588943;MJR_III;ok... -45307;1364588947;MJR_III;with you so far -45306;1364588985;mircea_popescu;whatever you do for servers and the sysadmins etc -45305;1364588985;MJR_III;but also...just because they are the best and have first mover advantage does not mean that they are running a good exchange -45304;1364589003;mircea_popescu;fixed costs ate them alive all through 2012. -45303;1364589015;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 25 @ 0.37 = 9.25 BTC [+] -45302;1364589025;mircea_popescu;but this is the case of mtgox. be it as it may, in most spaces the top dog can at least pay his salt. -45301;1364589026;MJR_III;yeah i could see that -45300;1364589037;MJR_III;true -45299;1364589039;mircea_popescu;think a little about the 10k a month and under exchanges. -45298;1364589044;MJR_III;of course -45297;1364589057;MJR_III;lower expenses though -45296;1364589060;mircea_popescu;not really. -45295;1364589060;MJR_III;one person runs bitfloor -45294;1364589067;mircea_popescu;ya. and we've seen the costs of that. -45293;1364589067;MJR_III;and he owns it -45292;1364589071;MJR_III;well... -45291;1364589075;MJR_III;fair point -45290;1364589079;mircea_popescu;the thing is, it takes 9 months to get a child out of a woman. not negotiable. -45289;1364589087;mircea_popescu;you run an exchange you need some people. not negotiable. -45288;1364589087;MJR_III;but every exchange including mt gox and excluding mpex has been hacked -45287;1364589092;smickles;17590762.3519516 btc volume this year, if i mathed correctly -45286;1364589098;mircea_popescu;the guy that can do the job of 5 people is NOT cheaper than hiring the 5 people. -45285;1364589105;smickles;this year being the past 365 days to the second -45284;1364589112;MJR_III;nice -45283;1364589119;mircea_popescu;smickles so over 1mn a month even ? -45282;1364589140;smickles;;;calc 17590762.3519516/12 -45281;1364589141;gribble;1465896.86266 -45280;1364589151;MJR_III;around 1.5 mil -45279;1364589169;smickles;tiberiusiv: you don't like bitcoin magazine? -45278;1364589180;mircea_popescu;MJR_III now think of the legal bills to defend that million. -45277;1364589192;MJR_III;there are some costs true -45276;1364589192;smickles;kk -45275;1364589205;mircea_popescu;see, it's a mixed blessing. a year ago they made red ink but at least knew all the costs. -45274;1364589212;MJR_III;trust me, i understand the problems with trying to get the scale you need to make things worthwhile -45273;1364589220;mircea_popescu;today they make decent dough, but also need an entire arsenal at the ready. -45272;1364589229;MJR_III;but most businesses have to invest ahead of the growth curvve -45271;1364589279;MJR_III;like i always say, if you are not bullish on bitcoins, why start a company in this space -45270;1364589320;MJR_III;so as with all entrepreneurial endeveavors, there is risk and up front costs -45269;1364589326;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i don't see them using a dc honestly. -45268;1364589334;MJR_III;but that is the bet you want to make, if you believe you are right -45267;1364589339;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: they already are -45266;1364589339;mircea_popescu;if i were runningtheir outfit i'd rend out a warehouse with a good triphase line -45265;1364589343;mircea_popescu;somethingthat had a crane or w/e -45264;1364589344;Diablo-D3;just some shitty chinese ones -45263;1364589366;smickles;tiberiusiv: so you suggest that he's a scammer b/c he's romainian and allows people to post pictures you don't like, i understand that. What would you suggest my course of action be based on this information? -45262;1364589382;mircea_popescu;or whatever you call industrial power in english. 380 volt -45261;1364589390;MJR_III;lol -45260;1364589395;MJR_III;smickles is so polite -45259;1364589399;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you mean 400v on site? -45258;1364589401;mircea_popescu;yeah -45257;1364589404;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [-] -45256;1364589413;mircea_popescu;there's plenty of practically abandoned industrial space -45255;1364589422;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: easier to just have 208v three phase and then bring it down to 48v dc -45254;1364589426;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: you need triphase if you are going to have that much -45253;1364589441;mircea_popescu;><< a warehouse with a good triphase line <>< -45252;1364589447;MJR_III;yep -45251;1364589454;mircea_popescu;and just pile them in there, forget a dc. -45250;1364589463;mircea_popescu;get an actual optic fiber link -45249;1364589467;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [-] -45248;1364589468;MJR_III;that is what the data centers we use hve -45247;1364589470;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, but all you're doing is making it into a DC -45246;1364589474;mircea_popescu;which most cities you can have installed for w/e, 1k per meter or somesuch -45245;1364589484;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 minus a lot of the overhead. i think at least. -45244;1364589487;mircea_popescu;just napkinning here. -45243;1364589496;Diablo-D3;no, you just need to recreate the overhead -45242;1364589500;Diablo-D3;cooling is not cheap -45241;1364589509;MJR_III;Diablo-D3: i was wondering about that today -45240;1364589515;MJR_III;cooling costs -45239;1364589522;mircea_popescu;you just... -45238;1364589524;mircea_popescu;o i know! -45237;1364589526;smickles;ok, so add the lack of a mainstream interview to evidence that he's a scammer -45236;1364589531;mircea_popescu;you just dump nitro ice on the ground -45235;1364589544;MJR_III;why has no one tried this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtufuXLvOok -45234;1364589570;jcpham;i've seen a submerged oil rig -45233;1364589573;jcpham;with my eyes -45232;1364589575;smickles;tiberiusiv: kk, fraud does seem more apt than scammer -45231;1364589575;mircea_popescu;but anyway, maybe you're right Diablo-D3, dc is the way to go -45230;1364589579;jcpham;not something i'd want to do -45229;1364589587;MJR_III;yes, why has no one tried an oil rig for a miner? -45228;1364589589;jcpham;pretty messy to un-submerge -45227;1364589600;mircea_popescu;MJR_III what;'s the benefit ? -45226;1364589605;MJR_III;well you should probably never unsubmerge, or once a year -45225;1364589611;MJR_III;they can get cpu's up to 8ghz -45224;1364589613;smickles;tiberiusiv: I would be upset too if i had an operation the size of mpex and got left out of media attention -45223;1364589624;MJR_III;vs 3ghz normally -45222;1364589637;MJR_III;it won't interfere with the electrical operations but dissipates heat better -45221;1364589642;jcpham;to do gpu's you'd have to remove the fans -45220;1364589646;MJR_III;yes -45219;1364589651;jcpham;so heatsink only -45218;1364589658;MJR_III;i was thinking an asic though would be heatsink only -45217;1364589665;jcpham;i assume that oil dissipates more heat than air no matter what -45216;1364589665;MJR_III;and then you pump the oil through a cooler -45215;1364589669;smickles;tiberiusiv: i don't think he exaggerates, he just speaks of the notational numbers because they are bigger -45214;1364589672;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: why do you think I'm working out a $250m plan thats all involving a DC? -45213;1364589673;mircea_popescu;o THAT kind of oil rig -45212;1364589680;MJR_III;hehehe -45211;1364589683;jcpham;seems like gpus would really heat up oil -45210;1364589684;mircea_popescu;i was wtfing all to hell here thining you know... crude oil -45209;1364589688;jcpham;much more so than you think -45208;1364589695;MJR_III;i'm sure they would -45207;1364589699;MJR_III;but you can pump it through a cooler -45206;1364589713;jcpham;oh so the oil is cooled -45205;1364589717;MJR_III;and i am almost certain you could clock them faster -45204;1364589733;MJR_III;saying you COULD cool the oil i think in this example there was no need -45203;1364589734;mircea_popescu;jcpham use a heat exchanger to power a little steam turbine -45202;1364589736;jcpham;gpu mining really should be dead at this point -45201;1364589740;mircea_popescu;infinitr power -45200;1364589741;smickles;tiberiusiv: I haven't noticed an exaggeration. Are you talking about something you saw in irc or on a webpage? -45199;1364589743;jcpham;no sense in it -45198;1364589755;MJR_III;jcpham: i mean for a real industrial asic plant -45197;1364589762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00068292 = 1.3658 BTC [+] -45196;1364589774;MJR_III;its a super simple chip at the end of the day -45195;1364589784;MJR_III;and all that matters is clock cycles -45194;1364589792;MJR_III;so just try to do more per second -45193;1364589817;MJR_III;in fact...you wouldn't even need most of the stuff to be submerged -45192;1364589834;MJR_III;just the asic...and use a raspberry pi or whatever as the controller...it could hold the blockchain etrc -45191;1364589848;mircea_popescu;i wonder if it'd be practical to make your asic farm in a small siberian town -45190;1364589851;mircea_popescu;and just aircool -45189;1364589854;MJR_III;i wonder -45188;1364589859;MJR_III;that could also work -45187;1364589860;smickles;tiberiusiv: though, that market cap does seem high to me, it is consistant with the amount of buys from people other than mircea_popescu that I know of myself -45186;1364589901;mircea_popescu;eh gtfo. facebook doesn't have a revenue model, is worth 100bn -45185;1364589903;MJR_III;not sure if even cold siberian air would allow for the levels of ghz that oil would -45184;1364589908;mircea_popescu;mpex makes money since day one, 50mn is too hig. -45183;1364589916;mircea_popescu;bitch, you got it backwards. -45182;1364589931;smickles;tiberiusiv: most of the activity happening when mircea_popescu is around, doesn't really indicate that mircea_popescu is the cause of said activity -45181;1364589935;MJR_III;i wouldn't engage, you are giving him what he wants -45180;1364589958;mircea_popescu;MJR_III lol engage, that word got ruined by startrek -45179;1364589968;MJR_III;lol -45178;1364589975;MJR_III;i like star trek somewhat -45177;1364589984;MJR_III;only really original and next generation -45176;1364589991;mircea_popescu;MJR_III not air. WATER! run a stream through your thing -45175;1364590000;MJR_III;you could water cool too -45174;1364590006;smickles;tiberiusiv: you don't think that activity could increase from other people in similar timezones to mircea_popescu ? -45173;1364590015;MJR_III;but i think oil is the best heat dissapater -45172;1364590022;TomServo;tiberiusiv: which one of these is you? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWiyonefHXo -45171;1364590024;mircea_popescu;nah, water is like 4300 caloric capacity -45170;1364590030;MJR_III;and any gain from siberian cold could be translated to oil -45169;1364590037;MJR_III;acute heat dissapation -45168;1364590045;MJR_III;the oil can actually touch the chip -45167;1364590049;MJR_III;the water can't -45166;1364590062;smickles;tiberiusiv: aslo, from what i've read of the polimedia financials, most of his money used to come from consulting -45165;1364590128;smickles;how can that be true? -45164;1364590137;smickles;surely there are business in romania -45163;1364590141;MJR_III;so i think that at 6hz and above...you have to worry about the small times where the heat is still on the chip before the water can suck it up -45162;1364590163;MJR_III;smickles: careful, if you keep disagreeing you will be poor -45161;1364590168;MJR_III;smickles: or young -45160;1364590195;smickles;MJR_III: if you notice, i granted him the fact that mircea_popescu is a fraud and asked him what i should do about it -45159;1364590208;mircea_popescu;dude you should stop highlighting me for one -45158;1364590212;MJR_III;ok, nvm you are rich -45157;1364590229;smickles;tiberiusiv: our current president is from one of the most corrupt places in 'merica -45156;1364590239;jcpham;mircea_popescu did you know romania si the most corrupt place in europe -45155;1364590244;mircea_popescu;since when ?! -45154;1364590248;jcpham;mircea_popescu did you know i can buy a judge for $500 -45153;1364590254;mircea_popescu;eh get out. -45152;1364590255;jcpham;i read about it in this channel recently -45151;1364590263;jcpham;sorry no citations for sources, though -45150;1364590268;MJR_III;LOL -45149;1364590268;jcpham;you'll have to trust me -45148;1364590278;mircea_popescu;ok. can i have 2 ? -45147;1364590284;smickles;and america is ripe for bashing, it does a lot of stupit shit -45146;1364590292;MJR_III;sure does -45145;1364590319;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'd say romania is about as corrupt as france. -45144;1364590327;smickles;at the cost of waging war everywhere -45143;1364590328;mircea_popescu;way behindplaces like spain or italy... or greece -45142;1364590333;smickles;'everywhere' -45141;1364590335;mircea_popescu;kinda ahead of whatever, austria -45140;1364590453;MJR_III;anyways, i think if you could hash 2.5x as fast...you would be making a ton of money -45139;1364590457;Diablo-D3;nc -v miku.acm.uiuc.edu 23 -45138;1364590457;mircea_popescu;pic related : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13642337509.jpg -45137;1364590460;smickles;coming from a country where our dear leader has a public assasination list, corruption doesn't sound all that bad -45136;1364590653;smickles;tiberiusiv: that video looks decades old, is it still like that? -45135;1364590703;smickles;tiberiusiv: how come that video has a bunch of comments saying that it's not like that anymore? -45134;1364590762;smickles;i don't think poverty = corruption -45133;1364590799;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.44 = 4.4 BTC [-] -45132;1364590845;DeaDTerra1;Looking to borrow fiat on MtGox or Bitstamp! -45131;1364590889;smickles;DeaDTerra1: how much? -45130;1364591090;DeaDTerra1;10k$ ish, btcx.se (where I work) are totally out of float, people just got their salaries and it's now a four day holiday in Sweden... -45129;1364591105;DeaDTerra1;we need to stack up some float as we are already zeroed and the weekend just started -45128;1364591152;smickles;I think 10k is above my legal limit -45127;1364591242;DeaDTerra1;I can take lower amounts, as I said. We are zeroed :P I am quite desperate for any amount I can get my hands on. btcx will repay it on Monday/Tuesday when our wire hits MtGox -45126;1364591385;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160292.msg1700657#msg1700657 -45125;1364591387;mircea_popescu;ahaha good 1 -45124;1364591472;bugpowderr;DeaDTerra1: what rate? -45123;1364591502;DeaDTerra1;Let me check with the CEO ^^ -45122;1364591532;smickles;oh, this state doesn't have an amount limit -45121;1364591551;smickles;or an interest rate limit if the rate is in a contract -45120;1364591594;MJR_III;smickles: how is it in the jurisdiction of the state? -45119;1364591601;MJR_III;thought it would be in japan -45118;1364591636;smickles;MJR_III: i'm not sure how jurisdiction would play out, so i default to where I am -45117;1364591643;MJR_III;makes sense -45116;1364591664;DeaDTerra1;We are willing to offer 0.5-1% for a loan from today to Monday/Tuesday when the wire hits out MtGox account. -45115;1364591669;DeaDTerra1;does it sound reasonable? -45114;1364591745;bugpowderr;It's not unreasonable, but not sufficient for me. Sorry -45113;1364591820;mircea_popescu;maybe putting a btc ask for a slightly above mkt price may work naturally to attract fiat ? -45112;1364591996;DeaDTerra1;Okay no problem :), if you change your mind just pm me -45111;1364592028;DeaDTerra1;Would work if we actually had some bitcoins :P -45110;1364592039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17500 @ 0.0006742 = 11.7985 BTC [-] -45109;1364592041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00067177 = 0.5374 BTC [-] -45108;1364592052;DeaDTerra1;We have sent out all our bitcoins to customers -45107;1364592074;MJR_III;makes sense...so you can't fill new orders? -45106;1364592076;ZedsterX;Gox getting DDoSed? -45105;1364592093;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX tux announced it 12 hours ago -45104;1364592095;MJR_III;wouldn't it make sense to borrow btc then? -45103;1364592103;DeaDTerra1;nope, we get people who want to buy Bitcoins in Sweden, and we do not have float to buy bitcoins and send them out to the customers :9 -45102;1364592104;ZedsterX;thank ya sir -45101;1364592108;mircea_popescu;no bitcoin no fiat 0.0 -45100;1364592119;DeaDTerra1;It would except we kind of do not want the exchange risk of borrowing BTC -45099;1364592124;MJR_III;well they have fiat waiting on the wire -45098;1364592135;DeaDTerra1;well, we have Fiat tons of it, just not on mtgox :) -45097;1364592136;MJR_III;DeaDTerra1: good point -45096;1364592155;MJR_III;a future contract maybe... -45095;1364592159;MJR_III;;) -45094;1364592171;bugpowderr;hmmm.... -45093;1364592174;bugpowderr;pming you -45092;1364592181;DeaDTerra1;We have about 70k $ wire transfer on it's way to MtGox but due to bank holiday and easter it will not hit mtgox until after this weekend -45091;1364592191;DeaDTerra1;I will become that desperate tomorrow :P -45090;1364592204;DeaDTerra1;then I am thinking of just longing on bitfinex to hedge the risk and borrow BTC -45089;1364592215;kakobrekla;O_O -45088;1364592222;kakobrekla;is this bitmarket.eu rehash -45087;1364592247;MJR_III;short term commercial paper is so far an emerging market -45086;1364592257;bugpowderr;DeaDTerra1: I have a proposal, pm me. -45085;1364592261;MJR_III;but very interesting -45084;1364592289;DeaDTerra1;Yea, I would love to have a connect to future/option market -45083;1364592300;DeaDTerra1;so you can connect your backend and hedge all exchange risks -45082;1364592302;sturles;DeaDTerra1: If you sent to the bank in Japan, they don't have any Easter holidays there. -45081;1364592303;DeaDTerra1;it would be really cool -45080;1364592305;MJR_III;mpex? -45079;1364592312;mircea_popescu;DeaDTerra1 and why don;t you ? -45078;1364592342;mircea_popescu;a nm, no bitcoin i forgot. -45077;1364592356;DeaDTerra1;In our normal buisiness model this is not needed and also we do not have Bitcoins as our float but USD/SEK -45076;1364592363;DeaDTerra1;otherwise I would have -45075;1364592368;MJR_III;interesting -45074;1364592384;MJR_III;why do most exchanges collect fees in fiat... -45073;1364592402;DeaDTerra1;No they do not, but Swedish banks do and people just got their salary. The wire was sent yesterday so I expect it to reach Mtgod on monday/tuesday. -45072;1364592414;mircea_popescu;revisting bitmarket.eu : -45071;1364592416;mircea_popescu;"Unfortunately, without proper funding and with limited manpower running a project of this magnitude has proven to be very difficult. Recently, these problems caused for a group of users trouble and losses of funds. Ultimately, that's why we decided to shut down BitMarket.eu and stopped trading." -45070;1364592418;MJR_III;ah ok -45069;1364592420;mircea_popescu;that's a nice way to put it -45068;1364592428;DeaDTerra1;Didn't expect this volume :P, I guess it's the combination of everyone that wants in before the holidays and that they just got their salaries -45067;1364592444;MJR_III;yeah, holiday weekends are interesting -45066;1364592460;bugpowderr;is gox down for anyone else? -45065;1364592465;MJR_III;smickles: do you think that tax returns will inject more cash into the btc economy -45064;1364592504;kakobrekla;bugpowderr ddos -45063;1364592511;kakobrekla;but it opens to me -45062;1364592515;kakobrekla;right now -45061;1364592519;MJR_III;i'im on it right now -45060;1364592523;kakobrekla;also ziggap .. dat is fucked eh? -45059;1364592539;MJR_III;whats with all the ddos'ing lately -45058;1364592589;bugpowderr;MJR_III: yeah for sure -45057;1364592589;kakobrekla;re ziggap https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146611.msg1700531#msg1700531 -45056;1364592688;MJR_III;good article -45055;1364592696;MJR_III;management, management, management -45054;1364592742;bugpowderr;its a same Deprived doesn't hang out here -45053;1364592749;MJR_III;yeah -45052;1364592803;bugpowderr;shame -45051;1364592811;MJR_III;figured that's what you meant -45050;1364592827;thestringpuller;;;ticker -45049;1364592832;thestringpuller;nooo -45048;1364592839;ThickAsThieves;I have Deprived my coinbr referall as a tip, and invited him here -45047;1364592843;ThickAsThieves;he said he'd consider it -45046;1364592851;ThickAsThieves;once his laptop was fixed -45045;1364592879;ThickAsThieves;have=gave -45044;1364592890;MJR_III;nice -45043;1364592908;MJR_III;i don't really like the bitcointalk forums, so i am glad you guys are here to tell me the best articles -45042;1364592977;jborkl;MJR_III : I was wrong about the diff retarget- my bad -45041;1364592989;MJR_III;jborkl: no worries -45040;1364593054;MJR_III;;;calc 6695826.2825963*4 -45039;1364593138;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.445 = 22.25 BTC [+] -45038;1364593600;mircea_popescu;bugpowderr tell him. i have. -45037;1364593624;bugpowderr;i sent him a message -45036;1364593631;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -45035;1364593633;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.80000000 / 1.83999412 / 1.92000000 (17 shares, 31.27990000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.72493945 / 2.00000000 (180 shares, 310.48910090 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.8649577 / 17.25000000 (715 shares, 1333.44475269 BTC) -45034;1364593645;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.mPoe -45033;1364593647;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062187 / 0.00066672 / 0.00068292 (568576 shares, 379.08 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.00066359 / 0.00071369 (2166747 shares, 1,437.85 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.00073309 / 0.00078628 (17281635 shares, 12,669.03 BTC) -45032;1364593859;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.40001 = 1.2 BTC [-] -45031;1364593861;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.391 = 1.955 BTC [-] -45030;1364593861;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [-] -45029;1364594267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3600 @ 0.00394014 = 14.1845 BTC [-] -45028;1364594353;smickles;MJR_III: people tend to spend tax returns on stupid shit, and i'm sure there are plenty of people who consider bitcoins stupid shit -45027;1364594525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2109 @ 0.00068292 = 1.4403 BTC [+] -45026;1364594527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00068293 = 0.8878 BTC [+] -45025;1364594527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068294 = 3.4147 BTC [+] -45024;1364594529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15191 @ 0.00068314 = 10.3776 BTC [+] -45023;1364594627;bugpowderr;lol -45022;1364594650;bugpowderr;Yah, people think "free money!" Let's roll the dice -45021;1364594752;smickles;i plan to use my 'return' on my car loan -45020;1364594770;smickles;you fuckers gave me about 5 grand in eic -45019;1364594778;smickles;thanks :D -45018;1364594778;bugpowderr;;;bids 0 -45017;1364594805;bugpowderr;no gribbbbber? -45016;1364594818;smickles;;;pet -45015;1364594819;gribble;*purrrrrrrr* -45014;1364594823;smickles;bugpowderr: no gox -45013;1364594970;bugpowderr;i wanna know the summed bids -45012;1364594981;bugpowderr;That wall at 76 must have put us over 10MM -45011;1364595018;smickles;214000 -45010;1364595045;smickles;76: 55000 -45009;1364595050;smickles;(both in btc) -45008;1364595055;smickles;;;bids 0 -45007;1364595059;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.131 = 0.262 BTC [-] -45006;1364595146;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.37 = 0.74 BTC [+] -45005;1364595179;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.39 = 7.02 BTC [-] -45004;1364595180;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.380112 BTC [-] -45003;1364595181;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3700001 = 0.74 BTC [-] -45002;1364595182;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.37000001 BTC [-] -45001;1364595183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.36 BTC [-] -45000;1364595185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.355 = 3.55 BTC [-] -44999;1364595186;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.35 = 5.95 BTC [-] -44998;1364595255;bugpowderr;approaching minimum 24hr vwap... -44997;1364595267;ThickAsThieves;havelockers will not stand for no divs! -44996;1364595272;ThickAsThieves;hehe -44995;1364595290;topace;arbitrage -44994;1364595298;topace;been getting a lot of push requests lately -44993;1364595306;topace;people buying on mpex and selling on havelock -44992;1364595319;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1075 BTC [+] -44991;1364595346;ThickAsThieves;mpex has been hanging above .0037 for days no? -44990;1364595378;deadweasel;;;eauth -44989;1364595379;gribble;(eauth ) -- Initiate authentication for user . You must have registered a GPG key with the bot for this to work. You will be given a link to a page which contains a one time password encrypted with your key. Decrypt, and use the 'everify' command with it. Your passphrase will expire in 10 minutes. -44988;1364595527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3200 @ 0.0037 = 11.84 BTC [-] -44987;1364595529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.003615 = 7.23 BTC [-] -44986;1364595530;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1512 @ 0.00361 = 5.4583 BTC [-] -44985;1364595534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.003601 = 3.601 BTC [-] -44984;1364595536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00360001 = 3.6 BTC [-] -44983;1364595672;pgp;based on the idea that asic devices will eventually start shipping, does anyone have an estimate on how much extra hashing power is likely to come online within the next few months? -44982;1364595766;smickles;$vwap dice -44981;1364595768;mpexbot;smickles: S.DICE 1 day: average: 0.00396702 high: 0.00419995 low: 0.00360001 volume: 31375 btc: 124.46532743 7 day: average: 0.00339187 high: 0.0045 low: 0.0031 volume: 678237 btc: 2300.4892668 30 day: average: 0.00453418 high: 0.0063799 low: 0.00300001 volume: 1714919 btc: 7775.7474019 -44980;1364595794;topace;;;ticker h sdice -44979;1364595800;smickles;! -44978;1364595804;topace;lol yea -44977;1364595808;topace;!ticker h sdice -44976;1364595809;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.35000000 / 0.40726766 / 0.46500000 (265 shares, 107.92593120 BTC), 7D: 0.35000000 / 0.46365078 / 0.53000000 (1486 shares, 688.98505175 BTC), 30D: 0.35000000 / 0.51934247 / 0.68950000 (5763 shares, 2992.97064753 BTC) -44975;1364595818;topace;!ticker mp s.dice -44974;1364595819;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00360001 / 0.00396702 / 0.00419995 (31375 shares, 124.47 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00339186 / 0.0045 (678237 shares, 2,300.49 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00453417 / 0.0063799 (1714919 shares, 7,775.75 BTC) -44973;1364595844;topace;not bad for havelock having 10% of the shares -44972;1364596059;smickles;you mean 1% ;) -44971;1364596116;topace;well 10% of the shares that are actually trading on mpex -44970;1364596126;topace;more than 1% of the toal -44969;1364596128;topace;1.3% ! -44968;1364596222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1784 @ 0.00337335 = 6.0181 BTC [-] -44967;1364596406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17200 @ 0.00068081 = 11.7099 BTC [-] -44966;1364596408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32150 @ 0.00067177 = 21.5974 BTC [-] -44965;1364596512;pgp;what's the deal with gox allowing you to put in orders that exceed your balance? -44964;1364596542;smickles;pgp: bugpowderr seems to know more about it, but basically, they let you do it -44963;1364596549;smickles;$vwap mpoe -44962;1364596551;mpexbot;smickles: S.MPOE 1 day: average: 0.00067061 high: 0.00068314 low: 0.0006357 volume: 604261 btc: 405.22276531 7 day: average: 0.00066388 high: 0.00071369 low: 0.0006 volume: 2226197 btc: 1477.93072672 30 day: average: 0.00073286 high: 0.00078628 low: 0.0006 volume: 17354585 btc: 12718.4554152 -44961;1364596588;pgp;so, concievable much of the order book dept could be totally bogus -44960;1364596610;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 14 @ 0.7514 = 10.5196 BTC [+] -44959;1364596612;smickles;bugpowderr seems to think it isnt -44958;1364596612;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7513 = 7.513 BTC [-] -44957;1364596629;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7511 BTC [-] -44956;1364596646;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.751 BTC [-] -44955;1364596648;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 40 @ 0.131 = 5.24 BTC [-] -44954;1364596650;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [-] -44953;1364596652;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -44952;1364596653;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -44951;1364596657;bugpowderr;pgp all orders that display in the book are fully funded -44950;1364596678;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.745 = 2.98 BTC [-] -44949;1364596682;bugpowderr;you can place additional orders, but they will be listed as 'insufficient funds' and will not show on the book. -44948;1364596690;error4733;topace : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1700294#msg1700294 -44947;1364596711;pgp;got it... -44946;1364596723;bugpowderr;They will appear on the book if you add additional funds -44945;1364596748;bugpowderr;for example, if you are waiting for funds to clear, but you want to go to sleep, you can place the order and go to sleep -44944;1364596760;bugpowderr;when funds clear it will automatically hit the book -44943;1364596845;kakobrekla;well this is fun https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160527.0;topicseen -44942;1364596957;jcpham;bleh -44941;1364596964;jcpham;so much text and screenshots -44940;1364597187;deadweasel;kakobrekla: it's like daytime television. -44939;1364597229;topace;heh so bfl now has a working asic, but its using too much power -44938;1364597233;topace;funny -44937;1364597241;deadweasel;it's probably catching fire -44936;1364597251;kakobrekla;what -44935;1364597254;kakobrekla;sauce? -44934;1364597255;pgp;they subcontracted to boeing... -44933;1364597259;Ukto;does this mean bfl will putoff releasing the asics until they get power under control ? -44932;1364597282;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -44931;1364597283;gribble;86.09 -44930;1364597297;topace;We've been tracking down a power issue these last few days and have it isolated to a few key systems. In the interest of time, we are planning on potentially scaling back units hashing speed as required to accommodate the extra power and shipping multiple units to those that want their units right now. If would would prefer to wait for a unit after we've made some changes to the systems that need a bit of tweaking, we will be happy to put your sh -44929;1364597297;topace;ipment on hold. However, if you'd rather have the units right now at an increased power usage, we will ship you as many units as required to get you to the hashrate your purchased, if we end up having to scale back any given class of unit to fit within the power envelope of the current board design. -44928;1364597297;topace; -44927;1364597304;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.09 = 0.9 BTC [-] -44926;1364597312;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -44925;1364597313;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006357 / 0.0006706 / 0.00068314 (604261 shares, 405.22 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.00066388 / 0.00071369 (2226197 shares, 1,477.93 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.00073285 / 0.00078628 (17354585 shares, 12,718.46 BTC) -44924;1364597319;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.1001 = 1.001 BTC [+] -44923;1364597321;thestringpuller;ahahahahaha -44922;1364597334;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you are my bitcoin hero -44921;1364597338;taub;dawwnn of battle, bears, CHARGE -44920;1364597349;thestringpuller;;;ticker -44919;1364597422;thestringpuller;oh no gribble is down -44918;1364597650;bugpowderr;gonna be a fun weekend -44917;1364597721;pgp;bugpowderr - any predictions? -44916;1364597813;pgp;;;goxlag -44915;1364597813;gribble;0 seconds -44914;1364597878;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.479 = 0.958 BTC [+] -44913;1364598062;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.004087 = 0.0409 BTC [+] -44912;1364598067;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.00409 = 0.0818 BTC [+] -44911;1364598070;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.004113 = 0.0082 BTC [+] -44910;1364598098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36569 @ 0.00067177 = 24.566 BTC [-] -44909;1364598100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13381 @ 0.00067955 = 9.0931 BTC [+] -44908;1364598394;mircea_popescu;of all the stupid bs forum drama -44907;1364598398;mircea_popescu;that avalon thing... -44906;1364598557;jcpham;http://i.imgur.com/Wq5jpqx.jpg -44905;1364598718;pgp;lots of drama -44904;1364598764;MJR_III;to all those people saying btc isn't backed by anything...it's backed by drama -44903;1364598780;pgp;it's a 1849 style gold rush in ASICs right now -44902;1364598798;MJR_III;yep and i think avalon is the clear winner so far -44901;1364598808;MJR_III;pickaxes -44900;1364598808;pgp;makes people craxy -44899;1364598831;MJR_III;the bitbet BFL decision will be fun to watch -44898;1364598851;pgp;those pickaxes have gone up in value ALOT since they wre pre-ordered... -44897;1364598862;MJR_III;yep -44896;1364598868;pgp;ebay list many of them at 1000% of MSRP -44895;1364598918;MJR_III;think they sold out batch 3 in under an hour...thats 600 x 80 btc AT LEAST for a total of 24000 btc -44894;1364598943;pgp;how many TH in batch 3? -44893;1364598952;MJR_III;;;calc 24000*88 -44892;1364598953;gribble;2112000 -44891;1364598966;MJR_III;not a bad sale i would say -44890;1364598980;MJR_III;i think batch 3 was 600 units at 66gh each -44889;1364598984;MJR_III;minimum -44888;1364598992;MJR_III;you could order the 88gh version -44887;1364598994;error4733;1/3 at 86 imo -44886;1364599001;error4733;*88 -44885;1364599016;MJR_III;yep -44884;1364599031;MJR_III;so...200 * 88 and 400 * 66 -44883;1364599037;error4733;;;calc 66*400 -44882;1364599037;gribble;26400 -44881;1364599051;error4733;;;calc 88*200 -44880;1364599051;gribble;17600 -44879;1364599073;MJR_III;;;calc 26400+17600 -44878;1364599073;gribble;44000 -44877;1364599075;error4733;;;calc 17600+26400 /1000 -44876;1364599075;gribble;17626.4 -44875;1364599081;MJR_III;44 TH -44874;1364599086;pgp;http://mineforeman.com/2013/03/04/more-avalon-asic-miners-delivered/ -44873;1364599113;pgp;say that batch 1 and 2 ws a total of 60 TH - 100% of current network hash rate -44872;1364599114;error4733;;;diff -44871;1364599134;MJR_III;pgp: i don't think it would be that much -44870;1364599139;MJR_III;the largest batch was batch 3 -44869;1364599144;MJR_III;and that is a total of 44 TH -44868;1364599149;MJR_III;batch 2 was half the size -44867;1364599154;MJR_III;300 units -44866;1364599169;error4733;any shipping date for #3 ? -44865;1364599177;MJR_III;last i saw they pushed back -44864;1364599185;MJR_III;batch 2 is just getting delivered now -44863;1364599198;error4733;amazing story ! -44862;1364599203;MJR_III;and i THINK, but i may be completely wrong, that may 15th is target delivery date for batch 3 -44861;1364599236;MJR_III;Yifu wrote something about that but I can't find the link -44860;1364599253;error4733;still before than BFL imo :) -44859;1364599275;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -44858;1364599291;pizzaman1337;laaaag -44857;1364599296;MJR_III;error4733: yeah -44856;1364599299;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -44855;1364599299;gribble;0 seconds -44854;1364599304;MJR_III;BFL keeps saying, oh tomorrow -44853;1364599327;MJR_III;avalon got it, they understood what it takes to get the product to market -44852;1364599341;MJR_III;AND understood that being first was more important -44851;1364599347;error4733;i guess you read that : http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1b8hvt/bfl_josh_updates_on_asic_status_full_transcript/ -44850;1364599351;MJR_III;they used 110nm process -44849;1364599356;MJR_III;instead of 45nm -44848;1364599368;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00459 = 0.0918 BTC [+] -44847;1364599376;MJR_III;so BFL's stated design may be a better product -44846;1364599387;MJR_III;but so far it is nonexistent -44845;1364599398;bgupta;Yeah need to ship to stay in the game -44844;1364599420;ThickAsThieves;my response on the issue of flash IPOs and Early Bird priced IPOs: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146611.msg1701638#msg1701638 -44843;1364599423;bgupta;sometimes worse is better -44842;1364599424;MJR_III;just another example of management trumping design specs or programming knowledge -44841;1364599436;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.dice -44840;1364599437;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00337335 / 0.00393508 / 0.00419995 (33159 shares, 130.48 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.0033864 / 0.0045 (675670 shares, 2,288.09 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00453297 / 0.0063799 (1716703 shares, 7,781.77 BTC) -44839;1364599443;error4733;MJR, i always read yifu never thinks he can succes to be first -44838;1364599451;MJR_III;i know -44837;1364599460;MJR_III;he was trying to stave off monopoly by BFL -44836;1364599461;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00494 BTC [+] -44835;1364599462;error4733;so, 110nm -44834;1364599469;MJR_III;yes -44833;1364599477;MJR_III;just so there would be diversification in the market -44832;1364599479;error4733;was not a strategic choise for time -44831;1364599487;MJR_III;well...he could have waited -44830;1364599490;error4733;just more easy & cheaper -44829;1364599494;MJR_III;and prob done a smaller process -44828;1364599498;MJR_III;EXACTLY -44827;1364599499;MJR_III;he just got it done -44826;1364599503;MJR_III;cheaper and quicker -44825;1364599509;MJR_III;and it works and is being delivered -44824;1364599517;error4733;he want do the same with tablet -44823;1364599523;MJR_III;I think he felt pressure to keep up with BFL -44822;1364599529;MJR_III;but was just way better at execution than they were -44821;1364599535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29500 @ 0.0006713 = 19.8034 BTC [-] -44820;1364599537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13450 @ 0.00066822 = 8.9876 BTC [-] -44819;1364599545;MJR_III;fuck -44818;1364599554;MJR_III;that was a lot of shares -44817;1364599576;MJR_III;someone thinks there won't be much of a dividend i guess -44816;1364599582;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7295 BTC [-] -44815;1364599598;error4733;i still think in this big money business, should be easy to give 50K$ in china to fuck up a concurrent -44814;1364599623;error4733;for 6 month -44813;1364599670;error4733;change a little setting in any part of the process and you get 6 more month delay -44812;1364599679;MJR_III;true -44811;1364599687;error4733;*tinfoil hat* -44810;1364599692;MJR_III;think its possible but unlikely -44809;1364599708;MJR_III;in this specific case, there were only 3 real contenders -44808;1364599737;MJR_III;so weird -44807;1364599747;MJR_III;mt.gox is laggier than bitcoinity.org -44806;1364599984;MJR_III;error4733: i hope that the tablet works -44805;1364600037;MJR_III;i think that one thing is becoming clear, from kickstarter projects and bitcoin projects, creating a cool website is not the same thing as creating a viable business -44804;1364600044;mircea_popescu;MJR_III better hosting :p -44803;1364600054;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/307/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-july-1st/#c480 -44802;1364600058;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: hehehe -44801;1364600058;kakobrekla;is this troll? -44800;1364600077;mircea_popescu;must be -44799;1364600097;kakobrekla;i wouldnt be suprised if it wasnt -44798;1364600098;MJR_III;but the main difference between web based ideas and the other businesses is interaction with the real world -44797;1364600137;MJR_III;everyone focuses on CEO/CTO in this space...but COO is where you really shine -44796;1364600173;KRS1;word., -44795;1364600307;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: i wasn't aware that you did web hosting, but I saw the little hosted by mpex on bitcoinity -44794;1364600574;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3850 @ 0.00066822 = 2.5726 BTC [-] -44793;1364600575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00066587 = 9.8882 BTC [-] -44792;1364600576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00066529 = 1.0645 BTC [-] -44791;1364600698;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.479 = 0.958 BTC [+] -44790;1364600770;smickles;lol, just got an email -44789;1364600790;smickles;mtgox will be depreciated on apr 10 due to legal issues -44788;1364600803;MJR_III;wait what? -44787;1364600804;smickles;*mtgoxusd/cad codes -44786;1364600819;MJR_III;yeah those will be deprecated i had heard -44785;1364600849;pgp;huh? -44784;1364600873;MJR_III;they can't use gox coupons -44783;1364600911;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00067955 = 0.6796 BTC [+] -44782;1364601118;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.479 = 2.395 BTC [+] -44781;1364601178;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.479 BTC [+] -44780;1364601235;MJR_III;here we go -44779;1364601237;Bugpowder;It has begun -44778;1364601245;Bugpowder;I got my bid in at 76.2222 -44777;1364601298;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41999996 BTC [+] -44776;1364601299;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41999997 BTC [+] -44775;1364601300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.41999998 = 2.1 BTC [+] -44774;1364601302;pgp;yep... -44773;1364601302;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41999999 BTC [+] -44772;1364601306;KRS1;what happens to gox accounts once "depreciated" -44771;1364601307;MJR_III;i'm in at 80 -44770;1364601316;MJR_III;KRS1: he meant deprecated -44769;1364601317;pgp;2500 just went off -44768;1364601334;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -44767;1364601338;MJR_III;you just won't be able to withdraw USD via Mt. Gox USD codes i think -44766;1364601409;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.739 BTC [+] -44765;1364601415;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.740995 = 1.482 BTC [+] -44764;1364601420;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.741 BTC [+] -44763;1364601422;KRS1;oh my bad thanks -44762;1364601433;MJR_III;i'm looking into the exact details -44761;1364601538;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.42 = 21 BTC [+] -44760;1364601609;thestringpuller;;;ticker -44759;1364601958;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.479 BTC [+] -44758;1364601978;thestringpuller;$oix -44757;1364601989;thestringpuller;!ticker ^oix -44756;1364601989;assbot;Hell, ain't we about more fucked than a whore at closin' time, huh? -44755;1364601995;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^oix -44754;1364601996;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 66.95953589 / 85.06143152 / 85.06556611 (111084 shares, 22,108.25 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -44753;1364602042;mircea_popescu;MJR_III i don't really. -44752;1364602058;jborkl;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.1080 -44751;1364602064;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -44750;1364602069;KRS1;lol@assbot -44749;1364602089;KRS1;is that his warning -44748;1364602089;benkay;/join #chef -44747;1364602209;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: gribble is down -44746;1364602216;thestringpuller;;;gribble -44745;1364602216;gribble;yes I am gribble. why do you keep bothering me? -44744;1364602222;thestringpuller;;;asks -44743;1364602224;mircea_popescu;lolk -44742;1364602244;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu you are working some magic... -44741;1364602273;thestringpuller;sometimes I wonder who actually has more power, people like you, or the blokes at the bank... -44740;1364602273;MJR_III;;;calc 1+1 -44739;1364602273;gribble;2 -44738;1364602283;MJR_III;gribble is working... -44737;1364602337;mircea_popescu;i has no powar -44736;1364602389;MJR_III;bitfinex is down i think -44735;1364602561;smickles;ya know, i don't recall bitcoinica going down as often as ya'll say bitfinex goes down -44734;1364602575;smickles;'coinica really only went down once -44733;1364602588;MJR_III;its back up -44732;1364602596;MJR_III;i think it has to do with the cloudflare anti-dddos -44731;1364602745;jurov;so i just came from meeting about btc alternatives -44730;1364602755;jurov;that changed into ppcoin sales pitch -44729;1364602758;MJR_III;jurov: alt chains? -44728;1364602765;jurov;yes -44727;1364602796;smickles;jurov: what's so good about ppcoin? -44726;1364602814;jurov;bitcoin is too power hungry, ppcoin is more ecological -44725;1364602826;smickles;orly -44724;1364602863;MJR_III;you've lost me there -44723;1364602877;jurov;plus we received stern warning that moeny is not morally nutral -44722;1364602881;MJR_III;if you find something that uses less power, more people will mine -44721;1364602882;jurov;*neutral -44720;1364602895;MJR_III;driving difficulty up further and using the same power -44719;1364602915;jurov;so if we become suddenly rich, we shoudl thin about the outcome of our actions -44718;1364602925;jurov;and ppcoin is not using difficulty -44717;1364602942;MJR_III;interesting -44716;1364602954;jurov;everyone who has enough coins*time can have a right to issue a block -44715;1364602979;jurov;but it's not in effect yet, its mining normally until some time passes -44714;1364603095;jurov;for now i'm reserving my judgement, maybe buying some just in case -44713;1364603191;MJR_III;while i rate all other cryptocurrencies chances as around 1% might be worth it to hold a basket of all of them, just in case -44712;1364603218;smickles;no upper limit on ppcoin amounts either -44711;1364603288;jurov;that was mentioned too that he considers inflation as consequence of 2nd thermodynamic law and thus it should be allowed -44710;1364603296;smickles;i feel like the proof-of-stake bit turns it into a game, get 51% of the coins and you win -44709;1364603329;jurov;no, someone with older coins than you can issue blocks instead -44708;1364603363;jurov;you have to wait with your 51% to get the right -44707;1364603372;jurov;after receiving them -44706;1364603383;smickles;but, wouldn't that mean they have to do nothing w/ their coins to maintain -44705;1364603390;Bugpowder;I would love to short ripple -44704;1364603414;jurov;yes, if you spend the coins, you lower your weight -44703;1364603445;jurov;this actually would be motivation to hoard, hence inflation is necessary -44702;1364603453;smickles;so, if someone gets anywhere near 50%, then people have to stop spending coins to protect it -44701;1364603480;kakobrekla;lol -44700;1364603511;MJR_III;while it may be an interesting and novel approach -44699;1364603525;MJR_III;as with all the others i doubt it will gain the momentum it needs -44698;1364603543;smickles;lol -44697;1364603565;jurov;if someone gets anywhere near 50% *he* has to wait to be able to pull 51% attack, meanwhile others mine blocks and lower his part -44696;1364603570;MJR_III;it would need to have a signifigant advantage -44695;1364603580;smickles;take many massive loans, get near 50%, the claim you can't pay because you have to protect the network! -44694;1364603598;jurov;you *can* pay -44693;1364603610;jurov;but you can't use them as a proof of stake tomine -44692;1364603622;MJR_III;bugpowder: what's stopping you? -44691;1364603622;jurov;cuz all ur coins are new and shiiny -44690;1364603639;MJR_III;in some ways this ruins the fungibility of the money though -44689;1364603643;MJR_III;all coins are not equal -44688;1364603644;jurov;and only older coins can be used as proof of stake to mine -44687;1364603679;jurov;well, actually i heard about it today first time, that's how i understood it -44686;1364603697;MJR_III;i just finished reading their white paper -44685;1364603701;Bugpowder;where can I short ripple? -44684;1364603713;MJR_III;bugpowder: just find someone willing to lend you some -44683;1364603725;jurov;and all btc coins aren't equal too, as anyone who tried to spend new satoshidice outputs can attest -44682;1364603755;MJR_III;jurov: because they haven't been verified yet? -44681;1364603780;Bugpowder;no cause they dusted -44680;1364603781;jurov;een after they were verified, satoshi client defaults to higer txfee -44679;1364603789;jurov;you have to wait -44678;1364603796;MJR_III;oh -44677;1364603809;jurov;aside from that dusted consideration -44676;1364603895;Bugpowder;oh, here was that blog with the mining profit plots -44675;1364603896;Bugpowder;http://organofcorti.blogspot.com -44674;1364603955;jurov;anyway my peeve with them altcoins is they all use outdated satoshi codebase -44673;1364603968;jurov;both litecoin and ppcoin are based on 0.6 -44672;1364604000;jurov;while bitcoind was quite much refactored in 0.7/0.8 versions -44671;1364604024;jurov;causing simple merging impossible -44670;1364604052;jurov;and boy, they are thrashy... -44669;1364604235;kakobrekla;thats the good part. -44668;1364604269;kakobrekla;ya really -44667;1364604278;kakobrekla;yope. -44666;1364604297;kakobrekla;O_o -44665;1364604330;jurov;bitcoin is *not* ready to replace any amount of worldwide economy. we do need experiments/forks at this stage -44664;1364604367;jurov;but we also need someone to do it properly -44663;1364604424;jurov;yea, these poor silkroad dealers you mentioned yest. let's remember them with moment of silence. -44662;1364604488;MJR_III;what happened to the sr dealers? -44661;1364604488;thestringpuller;that will change as price increases -44660;1364604513;jurov;tiberiusiv because it is too risky to keep big amounts on exchanges -44659;1364604597;Bugpowder;You can move about 0.5MM pretty easily -44658;1364604608;jurov;and that's actually good, it slows the rally while we accrue some real competency (by tial and error, but hopefully still) -44657;1364604616;Bugpowder;huh? -44656;1364604621;Bugpowder;people buy that all the time -44655;1364604638;Bugpowder;0.5MM? -44654;1364604656;pgp;need credible exchange -44653;1364604658;jurov;like if there were millions going in and out, that wouldn't cause wild swings? -44652;1364604658;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41999999 BTC [-] -44651;1364604680;Bugpowder;single 1MM gox orders have been going off once a day for the past 2 weeks -44650;1364604699;Bugpowder;there is a 1.5MM bid at 76 right now -44649;1364604705;Bugpowder;the swings are from goxlag -44648;1364604709;jurov;nonsense. if all 10m bitcoins were on mtgox's ask side -44647;1364604713;Bugpowder;yes it is -44646;1364604716;MJR_III;true which is around 30 seconds now -44645;1364604718;Bugpowder;I saw it go up -44644;1364604720;MJR_III;;;goxlag -44643;1364604721;gribble;36.499108 seconds -44642;1364604735;jurov;then 1m USD would still move the price considerably -44641;1364604773;jurov;so? don't clamor for impossible them. -44640;1364604777;jurov;*then -44639;1364604779;Bugpowder;a 1M buy right now moves the price 5% -44638;1364604792;Bugpowder;if you hit it all at once -44637;1364604800;Bugpowder;instead of dribble -44636;1364604816;Bugpowder;I bet a 1MM bid moves any midcap stock at least as much -44635;1364604835;Bugpowder;no -44634;1364604851;jurov;tiberiusiv so how do you propose to get instantly into 1trillion mkt cap? -44633;1364604859;jurov;so you can have your beloved liquidity? -44632;1364604869;MJR_III;hahaha -44631;1364604881;jurov;it's necessary condition -44630;1364604887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00067039 = 6.5028 BTC [-] -44629;1364604889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2718 @ 0.00066531 = 1.8083 BTC [-] -44628;1364604894;jurov;one of necessary conditions -44627;1364604905;pgp;bp - your right about comparing to trading in midcap stocks -44626;1364604973;pgp;the same can be said of companies that ipo -44625;1364604992;pgp;often they float <10% of there shares and often aren't that liquid -44624;1364605039;pgp;mt gox makes it a closed system to a certain extent -44623;1364605255;jurov;i'd argue that fiat is "overliquid" since it has inflated supply so you have too high expectations -44622;1364605274;jurov;bitcoin is scarce, not easy to just lend 10k block -44621;1364605278;jurov;from central bank -44620;1364605289;jurov;and use it to trade -44619;1364605292;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.014 BTC [+] -44618;1364605318;jurov;but where you can take it from? someone will lend it to you -44617;1364605341;jurov;this isn't so easy with btc.. jus lend it on moment;s notice -44616;1364605377;jurov;tiberiusiv, all that "volume" and "liuquidity" on irl fin markets is thanks to leverage -44615;1364605381;jurov;agree or not? -44614;1364605417;jurov;and there were crashes every now and then -44613;1364605436;jurov;and panics -44612;1364605442;jurov;like we have now in btc -44611;1364605456;jurov;yes, and i do ask, where is the liquidity from? -44610;1364605463;jurov;from leverage, i say. -44609;1364605472;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [+] -44608;1364605496;pgp;leverage and credit lines are the key to liquidity in modern financial markets -44607;1364605508;jurov;gold covered money was not either. $1m could really create panic at its time -44606;1364605596;jurov;this is fiat at the moment -44605;1364605632;MJR_III;ugh i can't trade like this -44604;1364605641;jurov;how so? they are printing and loaning it out in hopes some greater fool will come and eat all the debt -44603;1364605670;jurov;tiberiusiv don't change the topic -44602;1364605685;jurov;lalalalala -44601;1364605713;jurov;you obvoisly aren't trying to understand what i'm saying :/ -44600;1364605736;jurov;what i told in last 50 lines? -44599;1364605780;jurov;obviously if you aren't even replying to my point -44598;1364605788;MJR_III;jurov: he is not interested in your points, he will always change topics once you have proven him wrong yet again... -44597;1364605801;jurov;^^^ this -44596;1364605814;MJR_III;i ignored him long ago...i wish everyone else would -44595;1364605837;MJR_III;i know how tempting it can be to show someone who is obviuosly wrong how and where they are wrong...but i couldn't get sucked into that trap any more -44594;1364605856;MJR_III;he is banking on you getting invested in trying to show him the intelligent way of looking at things -44593;1364605866;MJR_III;he'll devolve into ad hominem, and any other logical fallacy -44592;1364605870;jurov;i know. but it's useful for me to try and explain, too, even if he isn't listening -44591;1364605875;MJR_III;good point -44590;1364605881;MJR_III;i at least enjoyed reading your points -44589;1364605892;bgupta;Is there a relatively conventional futures market in btc? -44588;1364605918;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.41999999 = 0.84 BTC [-] -44587;1364606102;jurov;so? you want to pump and dump and can't? -44586;1364606149;jurov;and it can get you more if ye weren't inept and bought mpoe options with these 12k in meantime -44585;1364606190;jurov;they are most liquid instrument there is -44584;1364606219;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -44583;1364606221;gribble;88.81 -44582;1364606243;jurov;dude they are just covered by tens of thousands of btc. -44581;1364606260;MJR_III;cue talking shit about mircea_popescu -44580;1364606281;MJR_III;i can't see what he wrote but i'm guessing gypsy something -44579;1364606285;jurov;yea btc is illiquid hence everything is shit lalalalala -44578;1364606287;smickles;mp is just a greasy wanabe pimp -44577;1364606296;MJR_III;ooh thats new -44576;1364606306;MJR_III;love that he can still surprise me -44575;1364606312;smickles;tiberiusiv: np :D -44574;1364606326;MJR_III;this is actually fun -44573;1364606338;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 72 @ 0.41 = 29.52 BTC [-] -44572;1364606338;MJR_III;guessing his arguments from watching half the convo -44571;1364606355;MJR_III;how many people has he called poor? over/under 3 -44570;1364606361;jurov;tiberiusiv nobody here agrees with you. so you must have indeed better understanding :) -44569;1364606376;taub;downpressure is stronger than ever -44568;1364606387;jurov;no i'm mere sockpuppet -44567;1364606461;jurov;so we finally arrived at name calling :D -44566;1364606496;jurov;seems i did convince you as well -44565;1364606572;jurov;granted, i did convince them first :) -44564;1364606615;jurov;yes? what did he try to sell you? -44563;1364606653;jurov;and how do you know for example iDiffs i'm selling aren't overvalued trash? -44562;1364606742;jurov;and you have obsession with undoing someone, i see :) -44561;1364606775;jurov;oh seems talking to self mode activated -44560;1364606792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21636 @ 0.00067234 = 14.5467 BTC [+] -44559;1364606794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067326 = 3.3663 BTC [+] -44558;1364606797;jurov;sorry to disrupt your thought processes -44557;1364606798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15664 @ 0.00067327 = 10.5461 BTC [+] -44556;1364606803;smickles;what've you got against psycopaths? -44555;1364606816;MJR_III;lol -44554;1364606822;MJR_III;have we arrived at this point already? -44553;1364606831;smickles;psycopaths are usually productive members of society -44552;1364606855;jurov;yea, especially sociopaths are among the most productive -44551;1364606869;MJR_III;they say a lot of ceo's are sociopaths -44550;1364606891;smickles;i dunno about that, seems kinda off-handed remarkish -44549;1364606946;MJR_III;yeah, its more of an urban legend i suppose -44548;1364607001;MJR_III;i can't trade at all right now, bitfinex is fucked -44547;1364607023;smickles;MJR_III: what do you want to trade? -44546;1364607033;MJR_III;not sure...maybe just short at 92 -44545;1364607040;MJR_III;try to get out around 88 -44544;1364607073;MJR_III;its mostly for fun on my bitfinex account, i usually just lend out the money, but interest rates have dropped, so i am actively trading the account to try and grow it a bit -44543;1364607076;smickles;wow, you picked a winner of a site do trade on -44542;1364607092;MJR_III;lol, only margin trading platform really -44541;1364607099;MJR_III;as far as i know -44540;1364607124;smickles;icbit works better than this place -44539;1364607134;MJR_III;i was wondering though, and maybe mircea_popescu has some experience, but what if you used some sort of system to break up the channel of info -44538;1364607141;MJR_III;like have orders on a certain port -44537;1364607146;MJR_III;data on a different one -44536;1364607151;MJR_III;and none of them are 80 -44535;1364607177;MJR_III;or if you had a vpn session or something -44534;1364607177;smickles;what would be the point? -44533;1364607183;MJR_III;avoid ddos -44532;1364607201;smickles;i bet they could direct ddos at any port -44531;1364607201;MJR_III;i wonder if you could create a fix engine in a web browser -44530;1364607212;MJR_III;i'm sure they could smickles -44529;1364607220;MJR_III;hence you have to have a valid logon -44528;1364607232;MJR_III;and then your trading session goes across that -44527;1364607236;smickles;you'd still have to negotiate the logon -44526;1364607242;MJR_III;true -44525;1364607256;MJR_III;hmmm -44524;1364607265;MJR_III;i just had another idea...but not sure if it would work -44523;1364607279;MJR_III;you know how yubikey or any of those authenticators work? -44522;1364607288;MJR_III;what if you used that for port based connection -44521;1364607314;MJR_III;only registered customers could connect cuz they know what port to connect on -44520;1364607337;smickles;obfuscation is not protection -44519;1364607348;smickles;eventually, that port would be known -44518;1364607354;smickles;if not right away -44517;1364607354;jurov;i'd use ssl certificate -44516;1364607380;MJR_III;no, the port constantly changes -44515;1364607384;MJR_III;every 20 seconds -44514;1364607389;jurov;with some ddos protection that supports ssl -44513;1364607402;MJR_III;but since your auth is changing the same way as their client -44512;1364607408;MJR_III;you can always connect -44511;1364607452;jurov;the ddos coinbr saw would have no problem penetrating all 65535 ports -44510;1364607465;Troic;hmm what good is a different port if your upstream connection is saturated ? -44509;1364607473;MJR_III;good points -44508;1364607503;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.007601 BTC [-] -44507;1364607510;mircea_popescu;MJR_III understand, ddos threat is not to cpu -44506;1364607514;mircea_popescu;it's to the routers. -44505;1364607521;MJR_III;yes -44504;1364607527;MJR_III;thats what you were telling me -44503;1364607596;jurov;using various IP addresses instead of port may work -44502;1364607617;jurov;but you still need to expose some stable anchor where users authenticate -44501;1364607637;MJR_III;i still think that you could use the yubikey method -44500;1364607639;jurov;and get the ip -44499;1364607682;mircea_popescu; but we also need someone to do it properly << i'm with him -44498;1364607694;jurov;hmmm... maybe create DNS entry .domain.com seems doable? -44497;1364607695;mircea_popescu;ppcoin sounds more like "what does this button do" than anything. -44496;1364607709;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.787948 = 1.5759 BTC [+] -44495;1364607753;mircea_popescu; often they float <10% of there shares and often aren't that liquid <<< /me grins -44494;1364607790;MJR_III;jurov yeah that is what i was thinking -44493;1364607793;Troic;nothing to stop the dosser getting the ip, well 30btc, unless each user has a differnt ip/isp -44492;1364607794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.0039999 = 0.012 BTC [+] -44491;1364607796;MJR_III;a token based system -44490;1364607817;MJR_III;how would he get the token? -44489;1364607823;jurov;yes you need a pool of ips -44488;1364607826;MJR_III;only registered users would get it -44487;1364607837;MJR_III;and yes, a pool of ips, but that shouldn't be that hard -44486;1364607858;jurov;yubikey creates a pseudorandom string and you know what the strign is going to be, no? -44485;1364607870;MJR_III;yes -44484;1364607870;jurov;as you issued the yubikey -44483;1364607880;Troic;pool of IPs on different AS, that is expensive, at least you can shut the account down :) -44482;1364607886;MJR_III;and it changes every 20 seconds according to a pattern that only you can tell] -44481;1364607918;jurov;bah, it can be just a bunch of spot instances or cheap vpses -44480;1364607922;MJR_III;i guess it would be similar to the one time password that gribble does -44479;1364607942;MJR_III;exactly, its just a simple authenticator which serves as a gatekeeper before you connect -44478;1364607956;Troic;'bunch of spot instances or cheap vpses' all on same router for dos to target -44477;1364607979;mircea_popescu;myeah. -44476;1364607989;MJR_III;can't you split them up? -44475;1364607996;Troic;expensive -44474;1364607997;jurov;Troic, on amazon you can have the instances on like 10 diff places -44473;1364608001;MJR_III;AWS instances in different zones? -44472;1364608006;mircea_popescu;MJR_III this is what was going on back during ddos -44471;1364608008;jurov;for almost the same price, yes -44470;1364608016;mircea_popescu;some ninny actually took the time to blow them up one at a time -44469;1364608019;Troic;10 customers -44468;1364608090;jurov;mircea_popescu cuz you didn't use amazon loadbalancer... granted, with 10TB traffic it would get a bit expensive :) -44467;1364608108;mircea_popescu;jurov they were cheap vps's etc -44466;1364608113;mircea_popescu;i thought htat's what we were disucssing -44465;1364608120;MJR_III;what is the cost of a ddos of that magnitude? -44464;1364608141;mircea_popescu;siiignificant. -44463;1364608165;jurov;yes we were talink about that, but after experimenting i realized hiding these cheap vpses behind loadbalancer is the way to go -44462;1364608173;jurov;*talking -44461;1364608178;mircea_popescu;i hear 1gbit for 30 seconds is like 5-10 bux for random noob. -44460;1364608182;MJR_III;10 terabytes? that has got to cost quite a bit -44459;1364608213;jurov;10TB is around 300bux iirc -44458;1364608218;jurov;for a lb -44457;1364608225;MJR_III;per how long? -44456;1364608231;jurov;total -44455;1364608235;jurov;accoumulated -44454;1364608243;MJR_III;that is pretty cheap -44453;1364608244;mircea_popescu;10 tb = 1000 seconds of 10 gbit -44452;1364608285;jurov;thre's maybe hope they are onyl counting legit traffic that ges through -44451;1364608293;jurov;not syn flood -44450;1364608315;jurov;i should research it -44449;1364608383;mircea_popescu;possibly ya -44448;1364608392;mircea_popescu;but so was i. -44447;1364608399;mircea_popescu;synflood is like, 14 bytes per packet ? -44446;1364608421;jurov;$0.008 per GB of data processed by an Elastic Load Balancer, no further details -44445;1364608445;jurov;plus $0.025 per Elastic Load Balancer-hour (or partial hour) -44444;1364608471;MJR_III;not too bad -44443;1364608481;MJR_III;you could bring it up when the attack starts -44442;1364608507;MJR_III;and i think you would be blocking their expensive attack with a cheap shield -44441;1364608798;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [+] -44440;1364608815;taub;what do you guys think? up/down? -44439;1364608835;taub;I'm still bearish short term, this retracement isn't over -44438;1364608919;MJR_III;think we are somewhat stablising -44437;1364608929;MJR_III;i think we bounce between 92 and 88 -44436;1364608942;MJR_III;maybe if gox lag gets bad quick spikes in either direction -44435;1364608979;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: so what is cloudflare actually doing for bitfinex -44434;1364608984;MJR_III;i can't use their website -44433;1364609004;mircea_popescu;i dunno who was asking me about ddos protection services and i said they all have their issues -44432;1364609015;mircea_popescu;this'd be an example. -44431;1364609020;taub;bitfinex would work better if they would deploy on a more solid exchange -44430;1364609023;taub;like bitfloor -44429;1364609028;MJR_III;i agree -44428;1364609043;MJR_III;bitfloor has the best response time i think -44427;1364609070;taub;yea, its the least worst exchange i've seen -44426;1364609075;MJR_III;lol -44425;1364609079;MJR_III;wish there was a better order interface -44424;1364609083;MJR_III;but what can you do -44423;1364609086;taub;okay mpex is the pinnacle, but for btcusd -44422;1364609089;MJR_III;also margin and shorting would be nice -44421;1364609093;MJR_III;well of course -44420;1364609094;jurov;mircea_popescu: options did exercise but old names still stayed -44419;1364609102;jurov;or it's scheduled for later? -44418;1364609113;mircea_popescu;yeah. -44417;1364609118;MJR_III;also...roman told me that he could handle 2k orders per second -44416;1364609193;taub;:O -44415;1364609231;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: so if its the router...if it just drops all but a certain subset of traffic, can it still be overloaded? -44414;1364609261;mircea_popescu;MJR_III yes. -44413;1364609485;MJR_III;mircea_popescu: so there is unblockable ddos? -44412;1364609515;mircea_popescu;yes. -44411;1364609521;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -44410;1364609522;gribble;89.55 -44409;1364609543;jurov;if they flooded with fully legit gpg-encypted requests for example -44408;1364609554;MJR_III;interesting -44407;1364609558;KRS1;i dont think there is such a thing MJR -44406;1364609572;MJR_III;KRS1: a purely hardware overload -44405;1364609573;KRS1;you can filter it through a proxy -44404;1364609589;KRS1;thats what my friend does for a living..he mitigates attacks -44403;1364609591;MJR_III;KRS1: if the proxy is overloaded -44402;1364609601;bgupta;http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/03/29/digital-currency-bitcoin-surpasses-20-national-currencies-in-value/ -44401;1364609604;KRS1;i know a bit about it being in IT but i'm not an expert in that area -44400;1364609633;MJR_III;well, i think every piece of hardware will have a limit -44399;1364609637;MJR_III;and this is just theorizing -44398;1364609659;MJR_III;but if any piece is overloaded (it could restart, or have its buffers flooded) you break the site -44397;1364609670;KRS1;the proxy typically is equipped for the traffic and then its filtered and sent to the customer -44396;1364609679;MJR_III;no i understand -44395;1364609689;MJR_III;mircea was talking about terabytes of data -44394;1364609838;KRS1;the idea is that if you cant accept the traffic something needs to accept it for you that cant be overwhelmed -44393;1364609854;KRS1;even for terabytes of data -44392;1364609913;MJR_III;but my point is that as far as i know there is no device with unlimited capacity -44391;1364609917;KRS1;thats right -44390;1364609920;ThickAsThieves;how many hours til newstyle options might be released? -44389;1364609921;KRS1;you scale it -44388;1364609928;KRS1;with additional hardware -44387;1364609939;MJR_III;so if you had a 100gb router (they exist) it could still be brought down -44386;1364609986;KRS1;sure why not...any distributed effort can be bigger than its target. -44385;1364609991;MJR_III;true -44384;1364610010;MJR_III;of course you probbably donb't need to stop theoretical attacks just make it impractical -44383;1364610018;KRS1;hopefully you have something that can accept the traffic that can handle it -44382;1364610024;MJR_III;yes true -44381;1364610034;MJR_III;but for example, i am setting up an stunnel to bitfloor -44380;1364610050;MJR_III;so worst case if the site goes down, that should not bring down my stunnel -44379;1364610084;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 14 @ 0.00385 = 0.0539 BTC [-] -44378;1364610087;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.00381 = 0.0762 BTC [-] -44377;1364610096;MJR_III;so for an institutional client, some sort of vpn on dedicated hardware is probably best -44376;1364610110;KRS1;encryption adds a lot of overhead -44375;1364610117;KRS1;i think i see what you are saying -44374;1364610120;KRS1;what would be the target though -44373;1364610146;KRS1;right -44372;1364610160;KRS1;hopefully multiples that can failover if need be -44371;1364610183;MJR_III;good point -44370;1364610191;KRS1;the cisco ASA can vpn too -44369;1364610198;MJR_III;yep -44368;1364610202;MJR_III;that is what we have lol -44367;1364610211;MJR_III;and 6509's 2 of them VSS'd -44366;1364610216;KRS1;nice -44365;1364610241;KRS1;dont forget about bandwidth when setting up stunnel, encryption adds overhead -44364;1364610248;KRS1;dns..etc. -44363;1364610285;MJR_III;its ture -44362;1364610288;MJR_III;true -44361;1364610345;MJR_III;hmmm, what is the best router out there? -44360;1364610352;MJR_III;i'm just curious -44359;1364610390;MJR_III;the asa is actually a firewall right -44358;1364610418;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.895 = 3.79 BTC [+] -44357;1364610483;MJR_III;juniper makes some nice stuff -44356;1364610538;MJR_III;fuck when i finally got back on bitfinex i am greeted by the position i didn't know i had -44355;1364610573;kakobrekla;lol -44354;1364610599;MJR_III;it actually is not that bad of a position though...short at 90.50 -44353;1364610720;jurov;mircea used vwap 90.34 ??? quite a boost we got there :P -44352;1364610870;MJR_III;i exercised at 71, what a sucker i am -44351;1364611061;MJR_III;that was awesome, my local pizza place delivered me cigarettes -44350;1364611120;KRS1;yea asa is awesome -44349;1364611145;MJR_III;i wonder...how will ipv6 change the DDOS landscape -44348;1364611150;KRS1;router-depends on what you use it for -44347;1364611158;MJR_III;cisco 7000 series -44346;1364611162;MJR_III;:) -44345;1364611163;KRS1;ipv6 is just a transport mechanism not sure it would matter -44344;1364611175;MJR_III;you could have a MUCH greater address pool -44343;1364611181;KRS1;sorry i mean addressing method -44342;1364611184;MJR_III;and also you wouldn't have to worry about NATing -44341;1364611197;MJR_III;which can be a bottleneck -44340;1364611210;KRS1;yeah ipv6 would increase the # of ddos participants against the target if you could ever get there -44339;1364611216;MJR_III;good point -44338;1364611218;KRS1;router- depending on the application -44337;1364611259;KRS1;voip traffic, etc -44336;1364611301;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: financials up yet? -44335;1364611312;MJR_III;tcp\ip = cisco i think -44334;1364611317;MJR_III;vs udp etc -44333;1364611319;MJR_III;i mean -44332;1364611331;jurov;lol certain lucky coinbr user made 4 btc out of one using calls (not tibby obviously) -44331;1364611354;MJR_III;wow what did he have? -44330;1364611359;MJR_III;41 calls is what i got -44329;1364611376;jurov;thestringpuller don't be impatient :) -44328;1364611383;KRS1;bbl -44327;1364611560;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/mpoe-march-2013-statement/ -44326;1364611562;mircea_popescu;ok tghere it is. -44325;1364611600;copumpkin;hmm, that's not ideal -44324;1364611724;jurov;so all the bonds that went below 100BTC will be paid out automatically or we need to ask? -44323;1364611737;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 700 @ 0.000617 = 0.4319 BTC [-] -44322;1364611740;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 120 @ 0.000616 = 0.0739 BTC [-] -44321;1364611788;mircea_popescu;jurov they get paid. -44320;1364611802;mircea_popescu;i forgot the red lines -44319;1364612118;jurov;mircea_popescu: and why so high vwap got used? did it really fell from 90.34 to 89.55 in 10 minutes? -44318;1364612413;mircea_popescu;actually i see it 91.05 atm ? -44317;1364612476;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -44316;1364612478;gribble;89.53 -44315;1364612481;jurov;where? -44314;1364612537;jurov;http://www.bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ lists 89.53 too -44313;1364612561;mircea_popescu;hm -44312;1364612619;taub;i dont like this price action one bit -44311;1364612738;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of volume right at the edge of the rolling window -44310;1364612828;MJR_III;wow mircea_popescu, that did make me nauseous -44309;1364612837;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: where is dat post -44308;1364612843;thestringpuller;lolol -44307;1364612847;mircea_popescu;myeah -44306;1364613357;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -44305;1364613416;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4199 BTC [+] -44304;1364613676;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131270.msg1702603#msg1702603 -44303;1364613687;jurov;converted even bad news into sales pitch... -44302;1364613780;jborkl;we all knew the bot was going to beat like rodney king -44301;1364613803;MJR_III;but why did bugpowder think that would affect dividends -44300;1364613804;jborkl;just a one month deal -44299;1364613822;jborkl;sorry mp.rough month -44298;1364613948;jurov;mpex.co now looks so easily comprehensive, all options gone -44297;1364614290;MJR_III;nice -44296;1364614344;MJR_III;bitfinex sucks, they don't actually send orders out, but whatever engine they have doesn't send them out quickly enough, which partially gox's fault -44295;1364614355;MJR_III;it traded down to 87 without me getting filled -44294;1364614377;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.4 = 4 BTC [-] -44293;1364614469;jurov;20 to 200 with step 3 planned? we'll have 244 new options then... -44292;1364614540;MJR_III;wouldn't it be 90 puts and 90 calls for each month? -44291;1364614579;jurov;no, 61 puts and 61 calls -44290;1364614591;jurov;if i'm to believe this oocalc thing -44289;1364614607;MJR_III;180/3 -44288;1364614617;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.4 = 20 BTC [-] -44287;1364614618;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.4 = 12 BTC [-] -44286;1364614624;MJR_III;i thought -44285;1364614640;jurov;180/3=60 lol -44284;1364614650;MJR_III;lol, thats why i should use gribble -44283;1364614737;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 40 @ 0.4 = 16 BTC [-] -44282;1364614760;jurov;C750 to be upgraded to C77, yum -44281;1364614772;MJR_III;looking forward to sdice financials this month -44280;1364614892;MJR_III;jurov: isn't that downgraded? -44279;1364614898;smickles;lol -44278;1364614929;MJR_III;unless you were short i suppose -44277;1364614942;jurov;you're right :) -44276;1364614947;MJR_III;but if i was long that call i would have rather gone to 74 -44275;1364615358;smickles;oh, lol, that went well -44274;1364615393;smickles;BUY|O.USD.C920T|7|11344696 <<< does that look wrong to anyone :D -44273;1364615411;Diablo-D3;no because I have no clue wtf it says -44272;1364615411;jurov;that looks VERY bullish -44271;1364615455;jurov;Diablo-D3: smickles wants option to buy 7 BTC at $920 each :) -44270;1364615456;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -44269;1364615486;jurov;at measly 1.134 per option -44268;1364615491;smickles;;;calc 920/(1-.1134) -44267;1364615492;gribble;1037.67200541 -44266;1364615502;smickles;nice b/e point -44265;1364615517;Diablo-D3;jurov: I like the cut of his jib -44264;1364615576;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -44263;1364615578;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -44262;1364615590;topace_;!ticker h sdice -44261;1364615593;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.35000000 / 0.41321889 / 0.46500000 (457 shares, 188.84103088 BTC), 7D: 0.35000000 / 0.45346676 / 0.53000000 (1701 shares, 771.34695284 BTC), 30D: 0.35000000 / 0.5143263 / 0.68950000 (6033 shares, 3102.93054732 BTC) -44260;1364615677;thestringpuller;lololq -44259;1364615730;TradeFortress;bfl asics doesn't hash lol -44258;1364615770;Diablo-D3;but I bought a bowl and everything :< -44257;1364615837;MJR_III;TradeFortress: really? -44256;1364615878;TradeFortress;MJR_III: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C4bgho5JSI -44255;1364615979;MJR_III;would it be fun to have an open cry pit for bitcoins? -44254;1364615984;MJR_III;i think it would be -44253;1364616060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00067327 = 2.4238 BTC [+] -44252;1364616106;MJR_III;i mostly want to do it for the cool jackets... -44251;1364616272;smickles;ok, what's wrong with BUY|O.USD.C89T|7|12279228 ? -44250;1364616303;arij;what the -44249;1364616321;mircea_popescu;smickles 089 -44248;1364616339;smickles;mircea_popescu: why does it show on mpex.co as C89T? -44247;1364616359;mircea_popescu;so : the mpsic change is complete. if you had N's that were realocated they should show up. -44246;1364616362;mircea_popescu;bot is quoting. -44245;1364616373;mircea_popescu;the entire thing is trading under supervision and stuff may be rolled back if there's issues. -44244;1364616377;smickles;oh, it just changed -44243;1364616379;mircea_popescu;go ahead and test. -44242;1364616398;jurov;and multiply -44241;1364616420;taub;thats a lot of options :D -44240;1364616562;mircea_popescu;:p -44239;1364616642;MJR_III;what do you think mircea_popescu, trading jackets and open cry pit? -44238;1364616650;MJR_III;plus the hand signals look cool -44237;1364616651;mircea_popescu;can't hurt. -44236;1364616671;MJR_III;its so anachronistic -44235;1364616753;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.78791 = 3.9396 BTC [-] -44234;1364616756;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.787948 = 2.3638 BTC [+] -44233;1364616760;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78795 BTC [+] -44232;1364616765;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.788 BTC [+] -44231;1364616768;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.78895 = 7.8895 BTC [+] -44230;1364616817;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: that was the saddest financial report ever -44229;1364616819;taub;oh sick bids @ mtgox -44228;1364616843;mircea_popescu;myeah -44227;1364616886;thestringpuller;;;asks 94 -44226;1364616887;gribble;There are currently 8425.506 bitcoins offered at or under 94.0 USD, worth 779353.416378 USD in total. | Data vintage: 72.7984 seconds -44225;1364617274;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -44224;1364617274;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 14 minutes and 57 seconds ago: oh, it just changed -44223;1364617363;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 85 -44222;1364617365;mircea_popescu; it traded down to 87 without me getting filled << usually the sign of bucket shoppery. -44221;1364617365;gribble;There are currently 16363.067 bitcoins demanded at or over 85.0 USD, worth 1467808.69682 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0052 seconds -44220;1364617383;Chaang-Noi;damn that is a wall... -44219;1364617391;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 75 -44218;1364617391;gribble;There are currently 46099.881 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 3796776.10301 USD in total. | Data vintage: 26.1647 seconds -44217;1364617403;mircea_popescu; C750 to be upgraded to C77, yum << you mean 74 ? -44216;1364617413;Chaang-Noi;10k coins at 92 -44215;1364617425;jurov;yes i stand corrected -44214;1364617476;mircea_popescu;i'll be damned... everything seems in order ? -44213;1364617517;MJR_III;here comes another spike -44212;1364617542;MJR_III;that is a huge ass wall at 92 -44211;1364617554;Chaang-Noi;yes sir -44210;1364617557;Chaang-Noi;10k -44209;1364617597;mircea_popescu;bot is quoting correctly and everything. cool beans. -44208;1364617601;MJR_III;this movie is pretty fun to watch -44207;1364617604;MJR_III;The Pit -44206;1364617606;Chaang-Noi;10k and growin, like 13k now... bull trap maybe? get people to place bids at 92, then crash market? :) -44205;1364617619;MJR_III;i think so -44204;1364617622;MJR_III;i'm short at 92 -44203;1364617630;mircea_popescu;i might have lost 15k rthis month, but on the upside who the duck else has monthly report and whole mpsic changeover in 2 hours ? -44202;1364617639;mircea_popescu;fucking worth a million and a half i tell you -44201;1364617645;MJR_III;mircea_popescu yes, nice transition -44200;1364617820;MJR_III;this is the most interesting thing about trading, is that for every trade there is someone else on the other side -44199;1364617827;MJR_III;and i think economics forgets that at times -44198;1364617857;MJR_III;and people who trade with each other a lot, its like your win can be their loss -44197;1364617880;Chaang-Noi;lift off and wall at 17k lol -44196;1364617907;MJR_III;yeah looks like we are headed to 94 for sure -44195;1364617908;taub;shh Chaang-Noi -44194;1364617923;Chaang-Noi;lol, like im going to scare the bulls :) -44193;1364617996;Chaang-Noi;we might get 100 before april after all -44192;1364618006;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 100 -44191;1364618006;gribble;There are currently 23844.076 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 2309880.5722 USD in total. | Data vintage: 63.0708 seconds -44190;1364618014;Chaang-Noi;hmmm -44189;1364618202;Chaang-Noi;asic miner, too many rich holders eh? well lets wait for the 260 ghs :) -44188;1364618411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2282 @ 0.00066531 = 1.5182 BTC [-] -44187;1364618413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6068 @ 0.00066529 = 4.037 BTC [-] -44186;1364618450;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C098T] 230 @ 0.22099114 = 50.828 BTC -44185;1364618472;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -44184;1364618473;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 66.95953589 / 85.06143152 / 85.06556611 (111084 shares, 22,108.25 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -44183;1364618480;MJR_III;hi pigeons -44182;1364618528;MJR_III;hmmm -44181;1364618529;jurov;MJR_III: coinbr should be done too -44180;1364618532;MJR_III;104 calls look nice -44179;1364618543;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P050T] 8 @ 0.0157744 = 0.1262 BTC -44178;1364618642;MJR_III;jurov: have we gotten divs yet? -44177;1364618689;jurov;s.mpoe hasn't paid yet -44176;1364618698;MJR_III;;;bc,24hprc -44175;1364618700;gribble;89.91 -44174;1364618807;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131270.msg1558393#msg1558393 -44173;1364618811;mircea_popescu;o wow look at all the detective work -44172;1364618869;jurov;oh yes, i must tell to deprived they weren't in order -44171;1364618886;MJR_III;jurov, nice avatar -44170;1364618926;MJR_III;i take it you are a recipient of the double cherry truck award? -44169;1364618957;jurov;yea, i have drawn it and awarded mpex. got 5btc in return :) -44168;1364618972;MJR_III;very nice -44167;1364619011;jurov;the contest: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=122881.0 -44166;1364619025;jurov;in memory of Patrick Harnett -44165;1364619082;mircea_popescu;lol yea -44164;1364619100;mircea_popescu;jurov : if you have any artist friends you can always troll them -44163;1364619108;mircea_popescu;by pointing out that they don't ger 500 bux for a vignette -44162;1364619152;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01449 BTC [+] -44161;1364619156;MJR_III;lets see that wall disappear -44160;1364619171;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0145 BTC [+] -44159;1364619192;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.016 BTC [+] -44158;1364619211;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.017 BTC [+] -44157;1364619230;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.019 BTC [+] -44156;1364619239;jurov;yea. that was actually second time i won some such contest -44155;1364619260;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 11 @ 0.01966 = 0.2163 BTC [+] -44154;1364619299;MJR_III;so, did you transfer rights to the double cherry truck award to mpex, or do you retain the rights to award said trophy -44153;1364619377;mircea_popescu;i retain all rights! -44152;1364619380;mircea_popescu;and priviledges -44151;1364619386;jurov;MJR_III: i guess once btc will rise enough, i can find lawyer to pick the case pro bono -44150;1364619388;MJR_III;ah -44149;1364619394;jurov;:D -44148;1364619408;jurov;ooh and also received payout, that was quick: http://bitbet.us/bet/3/mpbor-over-10-in-q1/?ref=1EteoRKNYbNhhmFfsKnUSWRF3JUpKCcMnc -44147;1364619427;MJR_III;i think that award will be worth a lot in the future...i would like to be a recipient of the double cherry truck award, but i think that the moody's triple a rating will be slightly smoky dragon -44146;1364619496;mircea_popescu;haha -44145;1364619514;mircea_popescu;i'm gonna have to come up with criteria to award these now -44144;1364619524;MJR_III;yep -44143;1364619555;jurov;and i'll be awarding ravaging mermaid -44142;1364619573;MJR_III;NICE -44141;1364619579;MJR_III;i do like the mermaid -44140;1364619594;MJR_III;fuck, what to watch next -44139;1364619607;jurov;kakobrekla: you should make banners with rotating bets and put them on reddit, some bet fall quickly into obscurity -44138;1364619647;jurov;especially some i'd like to bet moar -44137;1364619884;Chaang-Noi;large drama on bitcoin talk = large bets -44136;1364619899;Chaang-Noi;a company to profit off of bitcoin drama, best idea evar -44135;1364619934;jurov;Chaang-Noi: have you seen the one "bitcointalk treasurer to be scammer tagged"? -44134;1364619951;Chaang-Noi;yeah -44133;1364619957;Chaang-Noi;i expect Og to be the scammer of the group -44132;1364619965;Chaang-Noi;i forget the otehrs -44131;1364619982;Chaang-Noi;also dont forget theymos is the guy who hands out tags:) -44130;1364620196;mircea_popescu;wait. og as in, the ognasty club guy ? -44129;1364620288;Chaang-Noi;yeah, i dont trust him -44128;1364620329;pigeons;m-i-c -44127;1364620336;pigeons;k-e-y -44126;1364620343;mircea_popescu;o this can't possibly end well. -44125;1364620351;mircea_popescu;where's that bet again ? -44124;1364620508;ThickAsThieves;mp, do mpex PR lackeys get an @mpex.co email addy? -44123;1364620547;Chaang-Noi;lol -44122;1364620549;ThickAsThieves;could use email addy's as referral system -44121;1364620579;mircea_popescu;um -44120;1364620591;mircea_popescu;i'd hope they have their own email >< -44119;1364620601;mircea_popescu;o also, someone be kind enough to put march report on reddit ? -44118;1364620618;mircea_popescu;curious what the derpcrowd does -44117;1364620621;Chaang-Noi;theymos still has you banned? -44116;1364620705;mircea_popescu;um -44115;1364620716;mircea_popescu;i have no idea tbh -44114;1364620916;MJR_III;who put up that wall and to what end? -44113;1364621266;Chaang-Noi;want has btc or want has btc price move up? -44112;1364621278;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -44111;1364621278;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.52001, Best ask: 92.74995, Bid-ask spread: 0.22994, Last trade: 92.74995, 24 hour volume: 73187.25009339, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 94.00000, 24 hour vwap: 90.09023 -44110;1364621314;Chaang-Noi;two 1000 btc sell orders fell into it -44109;1364621316;Chaang-Noi;its a real wall -44108;1364621487;MJR_III;hmmm -44107;1364621491;MJR_III;interesting -44106;1364621497;MJR_III;well, we are digging in -44105;1364621522;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 47 @ 0.000607 = 0.0285 BTC [-] -44104;1364621872;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.797793 = 2.3934 BTC [+] -44103;1364621981;MJR_III;;;calc 91.77*1.2 -44102;1364621981;gribble;110.124 -44101;1364622045;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -44100;1364622048;gribble;There are currently 34671020 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10482734.1184 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0176 seconds -44099;1364622071;ThickAsThieves;waitll bug sees that -44098;1364622173;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.797794 = 7.1801 BTC [+] -44097;1364622177;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99.91 -44096;1364622179;gribble;There are currently 18564.837 bitcoins offered at or under 99.91 USD, worth 1797672.6472 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0022 seconds -44095;1364622204;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 85 -44094;1364622204;gribble;There are currently 20005.793 bitcoins demanded at or over 85.0 USD, worth 1792948.69182 USD in total. | Data vintage: 25.0206 seconds -44093;1364646236;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3451 BTC [-] -44092;1364646292;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -44091;1364646784;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.38000001 BTC [-] -44090;1364646842;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.88 BTC [-] -44089;1364646872;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -44088;1364646880;gribble;Current Blocks: 228740 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 1083 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 2 hours, 50 minutes, and 50 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7311735.07761 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.1984 -44087;1364647365;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [+] -44086;1364647991;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [-] -44085;1364648028;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [-] -44084;1364648060;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.771 BTC [-] -44083;1364648110;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.77 = 3.85 BTC [-] -44082;1364648193;deadweasel;;;ticker -44081;1364648194;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 91.30001, Best ask: 91.98999, Bid-ask spread: 0.68998, Last trade: 91.30000, 24 hour volume: 68373.91210877, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 94.98000, 24 hour vwap: 90.17684 -44080;1364648704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00066394 = 1.4607 BTC [-] -44079;1364649501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7868 @ 0.00066409 = 5.2251 BTC [+] -44078;1364649503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1347 @ 0.00067673 = 0.9116 BTC [+] -44077;1364649505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36 @ 0.00067674 = 0.0244 BTC [+] -44076;1364651094;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.37 = 1.11 BTC [+] -44075;1364651244;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.1565 = 1.0955 BTC [+] -44074;1364651947;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [+] -44073;1364652658;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.37 = 0.74 BTC [+] -44072;1364652803;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 10 @ 0.00158 = 0.0158 BTC [+] -44071;1364653482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18664 @ 0.00067674 = 12.6307 BTC [+] -44070;1364654043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.485 BTC [+] -44069;1364654075;mircea_popescu;so it turns out strongcoin was indeed fucked. -44068;1364654215;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.00399 = 0.0798 BTC [-] -44067;1364654309;kakobrekla;13:37.17 ( idioterna ) bitstamp guy -44066;1364654309;kakobrekla;13:37.18 ( idioterna ) http://us3.na.apcdn.com/full/98938.gif -44065;1364654474;mircea_popescu;lol -44064;1364654598;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1059 BTC [+] -44063;1364655050;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C092T] 600 @ 0.24766633 = 148.5998 BTC -44062;1364655180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 936 @ 0.00067685 = 0.6335 BTC [+] -44061;1364655182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1214 @ 0.00066805 = 0.811 BTC [-] -44060;1364656403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5901 @ 0.00067952 = 4.0098 BTC [+] -44059;1364656404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 299 @ 0.00067955 = 0.2032 BTC [+] -44058;1364656708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7586 @ 0.00066805 = 5.0678 BTC [-] -44057;1364656710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 912 @ 0.00066394 = 0.6055 BTC [-] -44056;1364657001;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.81 BTC [+] -44055;1364657005;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -44054;1364657044;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.485 BTC [+] -44053;1364657121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25400 @ 0.00067955 = 17.2606 BTC [+] -44052;1364657463;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 22 @ 0.8 = 17.6 BTC [-] -44051;1364657566;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [+] -44050;1364657617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] [PAID] 196.89044015 BTC to 500`000`000 shares, 39 satoshi per share -44049;1364657927;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.37 = 0.74 BTC [+] -44048;1364658208;greenglue;Hello! -44047;1364658242;greenglue;is there any sort of stock market for BTC? other than MPEx which costs 30BTC to join -44046;1364658466;ThickAsThieves;there a several -44045;1364658476;ThickAsThieves;sec -44044;1364658476;greenglue;such as... -44043;1364658478;greenglue;ok thanks! -44042;1364658483;ThickAsThieves;www.bitfunder.com -44041;1364658488;ThickAsThieves;www.btct.co -44040;1364658497;ThickAsThieves;www.litecoinglobal.com -44039;1364658504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067953 = 3.3977 BTC [-] -44038;1364658505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37 @ 0.00067955 = 0.0251 BTC [+] -44037;1364658507;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2863 @ 0.00067955 = 1.9456 BTC [+] -44036;1364658509;greenglue;do you use either one? -44035;1364658515;ThickAsThieves;https://coinbr.com/ref?c=Q9gPSuUvYS -44034;1364658519;ThickAsThieves;i use all of them -44033;1364658529;ThickAsThieves;coinbr us actually a window into mpex -44032;1364658537;ThickAsThieves;with lower more spread out fees -44031;1364658595;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.007701 BTC [-] -44030;1364658637;greenglue;really? sounds interesting -44029;1364658642;greenglue;so coiner is the best? -44028;1364658724;ThickAsThieves;there is no best -44027;1364658736;ThickAsThieves;but coinbr is the most affordable way to do mpex -44026;1364658754;ThickAsThieves;unless you are a big player -44025;1364658759;greenglue;so the others have fees as well? -44024;1364658771;ThickAsThieves;no hard fees -44023;1364658777;ThickAsThieves;only transactional fees -44022;1364658782;ThickAsThieves;which all exchanges have -44021;1364658799;greenglue;yea -44020;1364658948;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.00067955 = 1.3931 BTC [+] -44019;1364659383;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4999 BTC [+] -44018;1364659776;ThickAsThieves;wtb 5000+ SDICE pm if you have fair price (below current market asks) -44017;1364660332;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -44016;1364660377;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0041 BTC [+] -44015;1364660412;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 399 @ 0.0041 = 1.6359 BTC [+] -44014;1364660448;pgp;question: MPEX support a socket based implementation for requesting trades from a certain seq number forward. Why isn't there something like that for quotes? -44013;1364660583;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41499999 BTC [+] -44012;1364661435;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves why not just put a bid ? -44011;1364661817;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.00409 = 0.1023 BTC [-] -44010;1364662903;taub;hm, maybe there wont be a big second downmove from here -44009;1364663045;ThickAsThieves;i have bids up, was just fishing to see if there were any sellers inside the spread that dont have asks up -44008;1364663094;ThickAsThieves;it's all in bugpowder's pocket probly -44007;1364663102;Bugpowder;Jesus -44006;1364663140;Bugpowder;The market making not -44005;1364663143;Bugpowder;Not -44004;1364663148;Bugpowder;Bot -44003;1364663157;Bugpowder;Yes -44002;1364663191;Bugpowder;Historically it averages 12% return on notional exposure a month -44001;1364663205;Bugpowder;But the variance is... High. -44000;1364663226;ThickAsThieves;ihave to imagine the bot algo has been tightened, or? -43999;1364663253;Bugpowder;It does do explicit hedging -43998;1364663263;Bugpowder;Mostly mircera -43997;1364663302;Bugpowder;It's all in the financial statement -43996;1364663308;Bugpowder;Read it -43995;1364663345;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [-] -43994;1364663348;ThickAsThieves;STOP -43993;1364663375;ThickAsThieves;fucking idiot -43992;1364663408;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.39999999 BTC [-] -43991;1364663416;OneMiner;+b PsychoticBoy -43990;1364663422;TomServo;^ -43989;1364663426;ThickAsThieves;^ -43988;1364663447;Bugpowder;This was always possible, very clearly so -43987;1364663448;ThickAsThieves;you dont have the right to spam -43986;1364663461;ThickAsThieves;just ask your questions cleanly -43985;1364663464;ThickAsThieves;and wait for answers -43984;1364663465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -43983;1364663467;Bugpowder;Based on August results -43982;1364663473;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 7 @ 0.106 = 0.742 BTC [+] -43981;1364663492;OneMiner;There's no doubt that this is self aggrandizing trolling. If what you are saying is the truth or not you're trying to make yourself the center of attention. Knock it off. -43980;1364663510;Bugpowder;Actual losses of principal were 19k of which mircrea provided 75% of -43979;1364663560;OneMiner;Ya, just wanted to pass into. Like everything you've said about it and how your opinion matters so much. Don't flood. -43978;1364663570;Bugpowder;That is not true -43977;1364663573;Bugpowder;Look at past statements -43976;1364663584;ThickAsThieves;my only question is, has the bot algo been adjusted to mitigate this exposure in the future -43975;1364663603;Bugpowder;Mpex is a sideshow -43974;1364663605;ThickAsThieves;or is this just how it is -43973;1364663611;Bugpowder;Mpoe is the real profit engine -43972;1364663685;ThickAsThieves;Pycho, you only lost a few hundred bux -43971;1364663691;ThickAsThieves;cheap lesson -43970;1364663725;Bugpowder;Well considering the max bond exposure is always less than the total capital, indefinitely. -43969;1364663748;Bugpowder;Although the bot liquidity might go bye bye -43968;1364663767;ThickAsThieves;i lost some too -43967;1364663771;ThickAsThieves;i blame me -43966;1364663814;Bugpowder;I wish I had all the gains. -43965;1364663825;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4 = 1.6 BTC [+] -43964;1364663834;ThickAsThieves;but if MP lost that much covering the bonds, I'd like to hear if changes have been made to mitigate -43963;1364663835;Bugpowder;Yeah, extremely well -43962;1364663855;ThickAsThieves;Bug who are you talking to, i must have them on ignore -43961;1364663861;Bugpowder;Lol -43960;1364663923;Bugpowder;Anyway, if you dont understand the risks of being a bond holder, you should probably go back to the gloves kiddy pool -43959;1364663934;Bugpowder;Glbse -43958;1364663967;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 9 @ 0.00409 = 0.0368 BTC [-] -43957;1364663989;ThickAsThieves;unignoring tiberius :( -43956;1364664003;ThickAsThieves;ola -43955;1364664045;Bugpowder;Anyway, have a wonderful weekend. -43954;1364664131;Bugpowder;Because he didn't understand the real risks -43953;1364664145;ThickAsThieves;MPs losses are a small portion of his assets, but I have to assume he will asjust exposure of the bot after this, no? -43952;1364664182;Bugpowder;Mpoe bonds never seemed like a good value prop To me. -43951;1364664188;ThickAsThieves;what does sdice have to do with this -43950;1364664197;Bugpowder;Sdice has made -43949;1364664198;Bugpowder;70k -43948;1364664210;ThickAsThieves;so -43947;1364664230;ThickAsThieves;i thought you were chiding MP, not Erik -43946;1364664280;ThickAsThieves;right, so rather than litter this chan with bitching, I'm just asking what I think is a sensible question, -43945;1364664291;ThickAsThieves;will he protect the bot better -43944;1364664314;mircea_popescu; my only question is, has the bot algo been adjusted to mitigate this exposure in the future << no. -43943;1364664323;mircea_popescu;bot hasn't been altered fundamentally since 2011 -43942;1364664330;ThickAsThieves;thank you -43941;1364664358;Bugpowder;I'm sure u could tweak the ago -43940;1364664360;ThickAsThieves;MP, so you'll continue to take on the majority liability of the bot? -43939;1364664363;Bugpowder;Ago -43938;1364664365;Bugpowder;Algo -43937;1364664370;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the issue is that people make assumption based on the algo as is -43936;1364664376;mircea_popescu;any tweak is fundamentally market intervention -43935;1364664384;mircea_popescu;the correct fix is for bond ppl to set appropriatge interests -43934;1364664393;mircea_popescu;not for me to dick around in the fabric of the universe. -43933;1364664406;ThickAsThieves;but the sustainability of your setup is in danger if price continues to move violently -43932;1364664407;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i've always backstopped the bot, since day one. -43931;1364664414;mircea_popescu;if not enough bonds sell i'm covering. -43930;1364664460;ZedsterX;lol -43929;1364664473;ThickAsThieves;i'm about to put you two back on ignore fml -43928;1364664489;ThickAsThieves;Psycho, tib, grow up plz -43927;1364664493;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder anyway, the variance would be fucking high. +400% a month fml. -43926;1364664505;Bugpowder;Yah -43925;1364664507;OneMiner;Why is the whole internet a troll magnet? Be respectful, please. -43924;1364664529;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/embed/LJP1DphOWPs << this guy... -43923;1364664544;Bugpowder;And for me, if I don't see what I consider to be mispriced options, I'm not going to buy them -43922;1364664552;OneMiner;Just don't be rude about it. There's no reason to be a jerk. -43921;1364664566;ThickAsThieves;no, THIS guy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTwQXpGtTyE -43920;1364664589;Bugpowder;Where is the fraud here? -43919;1364664593;OneMiner;Cool, say it once and be done. -43918;1364664607;Bugpowder;Not seeing it. I'm seeing clear contracts traded and honored -43917;1364664608;ZedsterX;can't we all just be freinds -43916;1364664649;ThickAsThieves;i dont see any fraud either -43915;1364664662;Bugpowder;What about covered exposure are you pretending you don't understand? -43914;1364664679;OneMiner;I personally don't know and don't hold any of this asset. But I'm being prevented from listening to any intelligent talk about the issue by trolling.Wether you think you are justified or not. -43913;1364664687;Bugpowder;You are clearly -43912;1364664699;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C092T] 575 @ 0.24943748 = 143.4266 BTC [+] -43911;1364664706;Bugpowder;Heheh -43910;1364664710;Bugpowder;More options!!! -43909;1364664713;Bugpowder;Moar -43908;1364664731;mircea_popescu;fucking hell am i going to be paying .6 btc worth 200 each on these ? -43907;1364664758;mircea_popescu;i tell you, running the options book is the worst fucking racket there is. when you get no trade you're depressed, when you do get trade you're worried. -43906;1364664795;OneMiner;Oh lord. +b tiberiusiv He's just repeating himself over and over. -43905;1364664806;OneMiner;It's a slow flood. -43904;1364664814;mircea_popescu;OneMiner prolly ignore works better than banning people. -43903;1364664823;OneMiner;*sigh* -43902;1364664844;OneMiner;Ignore is confusing. Can't tell who is talking to who. -43901;1364664849;mircea_popescu;this is true. -43900;1364664866;ThickAsThieves;ignore doesnt work when people keep feeding the troll -43899;1364664874;mircea_popescu;it DOES make unignored people look like muppets when they're in effect talking to themselves lol -43898;1364664888;ThickAsThieves;tib has been polluting this channel all week -43897;1364664893;Bugpowder;Ciuciu is back! I thought he was gone after robbing everyone -43896;1364664900;ThickAsThieves;and was already banned once -43895;1364664907;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder girl said he was there to warn everyone about her shirt -43894;1364664982;ThickAsThieves;quit with the gypsy shit -43893;1364665036;thestrin1puller;!ticker m S.MPOE -43892;1364665039;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00066393 / 0.00067378 / 0.00068314 (591559 shares, 398.58 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.00066121 / 0.00071369 (2268750 shares, 1,500.12 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.00073136 / 0.00078628 (17700228 shares, 12,945.38 BTC) -43891;1364665045;thestrin1puller;oh nice -43890;1364665052;mircea_popescu;wait it went up ? -43889;1364665070;Bugpowder;Up Pre report -43888;1364665074;thestrin1puller;yea -43887;1364665081;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C089T] 120 @ 0.26539875 = 31.8479 BTC -43886;1364665083;Bugpowder;Not much action since? -43885;1364665098;mircea_popescu;kinda incredible -43884;1364665125;thestrin1puller;there is a 29k loss for bondholders, maybe bondholders aren't mpoe holders -43883;1364665132;mircea_popescu;then again... i guess i can see it. shareholders don't care, not their skin. made a 39 per which is not really much lower than usual -43882;1364665159;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller they are lol. i hold most of mpoe and held most of the bond book >.< -43881;1364665173;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: what's the plan to bring MPOE bot to MPOE bot 2.0 -43880;1364665179;ThickAsThieves;how are bonds purchased, other than thrue the coinbr bitfunder assets? -43879;1364665201;ThickAsThieves;through* -43878;1364665218;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves you send no less than 100 btc to 1JPvucRfu3ZzEvfBUQTJwsxMrZjeTqD6zR ending in 888 (so like 100.00000888) after you've emailed me stating your beneficiary addy and desired % -43877;1364665237;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller what'd 2.0 be like ? -43876;1364665252;thestrin1puller;dunno, seems the bot has trouble with times of extreme volatility -43875;1364665263;thestrin1puller;except for Feb -43874;1364665268;mircea_popescu;listen, there's no way to make a bot so you always win. -43873;1364665279;mircea_popescu;sometimes you'll take a beating. -43872;1364665304;ThickAsThieves;sensible, but it seems odd to be THAT exposed in the algo -43871;1364665320;mircea_popescu;but this is what it does. mpoe bot is in the market of buying exposure. -43870;1364665329;mircea_popescu;so other people can sell their exposure and increase their safety. -43869;1364665335;mircea_popescu;for this service it charges. -43868;1364665342;ThickAsThieves;or pays -43867;1364665344;ThickAsThieves;:) -43866;1364665345;mircea_popescu;it's sort of like insurance, if you will. you pay a little every month -43865;1364665352;mircea_popescu;when a hurricane hits the insurer pays through the teeth. -43864;1364665357;thestrin1puller;how do bondholers then hedge their risk? -43863;1364665364;thestrin1puller;bondholders* -43862;1364665373;ThickAsThieves;buying options -43861;1364665379;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller well they don't really. the idea is they're taking on risk for a high % -43860;1364665403;mircea_popescu;mpoe-bonds are pretty much the highest reward / highest risk actgion in btc. -43859;1364665408;mircea_popescu;by a wide margin, with a lot of depth etc. -43858;1364665434;ThickAsThieves;the history of gained % seems a bit disproportionate to the risk -43857;1364665451;mircea_popescu;if that's true then bondholders have been mispricing their % -43856;1364665469;ThickAsThieves;you are learget bondholder -43855;1364665475;ThickAsThieves;largest* -43854;1364665480;thestrin1puller;as a last resort though -43853;1364665481;ThickAsThieves;right? -43852;1364665486;ThickAsThieves;i see -43851;1364665489;mircea_popescu;well ya on this month. i rarely participate in the actual market. -43850;1364665496;mircea_popescu;as in, i don't set a %, i just take whatever the max was -43849;1364665502;asciilifeform;question: wtf do gypsies have to do with all of this? -43848;1364665508;thestrin1puller;... -43847;1364665515;ThickAsThieves;thats not a question -43846;1364665517;ThickAsThieves;its a troll -43845;1364665569;DeaDTerra;WTS GSDPT shares and BTCQuick shares :) -43844;1364665577;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: why not create a war chest? For times like thse. -43843;1364665579;thestrin1puller;these* -43842;1364665584;mircea_popescu;what's a warchest ? -43841;1364665657;ThickAsThieves;a reserve -43840;1364665679;thestrin1puller;is it unnecessary or what...? -43839;1364665691;mircea_popescu;well, imo it would just muddy the waters. -43838;1364665691;thestrin1puller;http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/03/29/digital-currency-bitcoin-surpasses-20-national-currencies-in-value/ - lol fox news -43837;1364665699;mircea_popescu;atm mpoe is a 0 capital venture, which is a good thing. -43836;1364665730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9014 @ 0.00067281 = 6.0647 BTC [-] -43835;1364665733;thestrin1puller;I've used the same model for some of my real life ventures, it's a very good model in that you view capital as "equipment" -43834;1364665745;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.48 = 4.8 BTC [-] -43833;1364665746;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.4994 = 2.9964 BTC [+] -43832;1364665747;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.4995 = 5.994 BTC [+] -43831;1364665748;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 72 @ 0.4999 = 35.9928 BTC [+] -43830;1364665758;thestrin1puller;however it's the riskiness involved in "borrowing" the capital (can it be paid back /w interest) -43829;1364665856;Scrat;the trolling potential of this channel is quite high. how could I miss this -43828;1364665865;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41499998 BTC [+] -43827;1364665983;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41499999 BTC [+] -43826;1364665987;thestrin1puller;trolls with no money have no purpose :P -43825;1364665990;thestrin1puller;!ticker h HIM -43824;1364665992;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.88000000 / 1.89 / 1.89500000 (3 shares, 5.67000000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.72614891 / 2.00000000 (182 shares, 314.15910103 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.82208764 / 17.25000000 (716 shares, 1304.61475269 BTC) -43823;1364666177;taub;I guess I can now go to my grave having contributed ~15k BTC of my own to the stabilisation of BTC <- was that big push you yesterday? :> -43822;1364666243;mircea_popescu; Mpex is a sideshow <<< if it weren't for mpex there'd have been no divs this month at all. -43821;1364666269;Bugpowder;In terms of the main profit engine -43820;1364666292;Bugpowder;Mpoe has provided most of the returns and volatility -43819;1364666306;Bugpowder;Mpex is a steady stream -43818;1364666345;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.93 = 9.65 BTC [+] -43817;1364666397;mircea_popescu;yeah -43816;1364666404;mircea_popescu;just like a successful marriage. -43815;1364666415;mircea_popescu;mpex makes sure there's warm server soup on the table. -43814;1364666447;benkay;isn't that what the help is for? -43813;1364666465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.198 BTC [+] -43812;1364666518;mircea_popescu;taub how you mean ? -43811;1364666646;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.41499998 = 0.83 BTC [-] -43810;1364666705;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.41499998 = 1.66 BTC [-] -43809;1364667003;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 24 @ 0.37 = 8.88 BTC [+] -43808;1364667031;taub;yesterday on mygox there suddenly was 15k on the bid -43807;1364667037;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7701 BTC [-] -43806;1364667040;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7701 = 1.5402 BTC [-] -43805;1364667043;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.77 = 1.54 BTC [-] -43804;1364667045;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7653 BTC [-] -43803;1364667047;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.7605 = 4.563 BTC [-] -43802;1364667051;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.7603 = 6.0824 BTC [-] -43801;1364667058;mircea_popescu;nah, that was about the options coverage. -43800;1364667062;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7602 = 7.602 BTC [-] -43799;1364667064;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [-] -43798;1364667067;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.75 = 4.5 BTC [-] -43797;1364667069;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [-] -43796;1364667075;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 38 @ 0.74 = 28.12 BTC [-] -43795;1364667087;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.38 = 1.9 BTC [+] -43794;1364667125;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.1999 BTC [+] -43793;1364667185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41499998 BTC [-] -43792;1364667240;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 48 @ 0.00409 = 0.1963 BTC [-] -43791;1364667243;taub;but mpex either needs more horrible traders -43790;1364667254;taub;or you could start hedging your options -43789;1364667275;taub;to bring down that big variance... -43788;1364667284;taub;you're basically operating a bucket shop -43787;1364667298;taub;but not enough suckers -43786;1364667305;taub;who lose on their options -43785;1364667386;mircea_popescu;i don't follow your logic. -43784;1364667392;mircea_popescu;how is it a bucket shop ? -43783;1364667424;taub;because you take the other side of each trade, if traders only win against you then you lose money -43782;1364667438;mircea_popescu;that;'s not what a bucket shop is. -43781;1364667466;taub;in forex i thought it was, a broker taht assumes most of their customers are gonna lose money -43780;1364667467;mircea_popescu;but anyway : mpoe can't hedge. what it does is it allows others to hedge against it. -43779;1364667473;mircea_popescu;let me find you the relevant article. -43778;1364667503;mircea_popescu;http://mpex.co/faq.html#27 and next 2 -43777;1364667553;benkay;would you elaborate on what a bucket shop is and why MPEx is not that? -43776;1364667572;taub;the exchange i solid -43775;1364667578;taub;the option bot is the worrysome part -43774;1364667588;taub;*is solid -43773;1364667609;benkay;i also do not understand the option bot's behavior. -43772;1364667624;taub;mircea_popescu: if the underlying volume and depth cant support your options you shouldnt be offering them like that maybe ;) -43771;1364667636;jurov;lol all the hate. inbetween, coinbr got possibly most deposits in one day in few hrs i was afk -43770;1364667638;benkay;or its role. mircea_popescu, would you elaborate on the bot's role? -43769;1364667643;jurov;this month -43768;1364667646;mircea_popescu;ok let's see. -43767;1364667654;jurov;they will be processed shortly -43766;1364667665;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.4999 = 9.998 BTC [+] -43765;1364667667;mircea_popescu;a bucket shop is a currently illegal, historically popular venue to take side bets on stocks. -43764;1364667672;jurov;as well as mpoe dividend -43763;1364667692;mircea_popescu;the operator would offer very high margin and trade with low net worth parties who couldn't participate in the real marketsd. -43762;1364667736;mircea_popescu;mpex does offer stocks, but that's not under discussion here. as for the derivative trade, ie options, these are a different market from the underlying. -43761;1364667742;taub;most forex brokers still operate like that -43760;1364667752;mircea_popescu;so does that clarify the difference ? -43759;1364667789;benkay;yes, that makes sense. and the bot? -43758;1364667804;mircea_popescu;okay. the bot itself is a primary seller of safety in btc. -43757;1364667829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10143 @ 0.00067879 = 6.885 BTC [+] -43756;1364667832;benkay;I don't understand the phrase "seller of safety in btc". -43755;1364667839;mircea_popescu;this is what it does. if i go buy safety somewhere else then i'm no longer PROVIDING it -43754;1364667842;mircea_popescu;i'm just flipping it. -43753;1364667844;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.41499999 BTC [+] -43752;1364667856;mircea_popescu;benkay take the insurance example, because it is really very apt. -43751;1364667864;mircea_popescu;if there's a flood plain and farmers work that plain, -43750;1364667871;mircea_popescu;it would be beneficial for them to buy flood insurance. -43749;1364667885;mircea_popescu;the only way to actually underwrite this is to have a lot of money, sign insurance policies with the farmers. -43748;1364667886;taub;i dont think thats how real option issuer work tho -43747;1364667889;mircea_popescu;when floods hit you pay. -43746;1364667889;taub;you got the cpital -43745;1364667895;taub;why not hedge -43744;1364667910;mircea_popescu;the alternative would be to simply re-buy insurance somewhere else. but this isn't underwriting, this is simply trading. -43743;1364667923;mircea_popescu;i'm not trading volatility, i'm actually providing the hedge endpoint. -43742;1364667942;mircea_popescu;or if you prefer the example of the internet : second, third and higher tier providers BUY bandwidth. -43741;1364667951;mircea_popescu;but the 1st level providers don't buy it, cause there's nobody to buy it from -43740;1364667953;mircea_popescu;they just swap it. -43739;1364667961;mircea_popescu;or in other words "create" it. -43738;1364667999;mircea_popescu;taub cause there's nobody to hedge against. -43737;1364668025;mircea_popescu;the moment i go in the market to hedge i'm basically releasing all the risk out there. this isn't waht mpoe does. mpoe just soaks up the risk. -43736;1364668025;thestrin1puller;doesn't i say that in your faq? -43735;1364668050;thestrin1puller;http://mpex.co/faq.html#27 http://mpex.co/faq.html#28 -43734;1364668051;benkay;thanks mp, i understand the mechanism a little better now. what I still don't understand is what the MPOE bot is up to. -43733;1364668069;thestrin1puller;"You can't pull yourself up by your breeches and for the very same reason you can't have everybody in the market hedge. Someone needs to provide the support everyone else relies on to hedge. I'm that someone." - MP -43732;1364668096;benkay;we are engaging in a discussion of this topic, yes -43731;1364668104;mircea_popescu;benkay up to as in how you mean ? -43730;1364668115;benkay;no as in like wtf is it actually doing -43729;1364668136;mircea_popescu;it makes bids and asks for the options. -43728;1364668164;benkay;how does it decide where to place its bids? -43727;1364668174;mircea_popescu;that's proprietary. it has an algo. -43726;1364668192;benkay;so it behaves as just another trader? -43725;1364668199;mircea_popescu;pretty much yea -43724;1364668228;benkay;providing liquidity to the market? -43723;1364668229;thestrin1puller;why isn't the bot quoting right now? -43722;1364668244;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller isnt it ? -43721;1364668249;mircea_popescu;benkay yep -43720;1364668281;thestrin1puller;nvm it's back up -43719;1364668284;thestrin1puller;site was lying to me -43718;1364668301;thestrin1puller;!ticker m ^OIX -43717;1364668302;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 55.14018691 / 85.06423935 / 85.06556611 (111010 shares, 22,104.19 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -43716;1364668315;mircea_popescu;oix is fucked because of the mpsic change -43715;1364668320;thestrin1puller;oh -43714;1364668321;mircea_popescu;it will make sense again in about a week. -43713;1364668343;taub;they are binary options yea? dont think i quite understand their pricing from 0 to 1 -43712;1364668344;thestrin1puller;all the way up to 200 I see :) -43711;1364668355;mircea_popescu;taub not binary. american style btc settled. -43710;1364668366;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller ya, there's a notice. -43709;1364668424;benkay;what exchange-proprietary information does the bot get access to? -43708;1364668430;mircea_popescu;none. -43707;1364668436;benkay;obviously you have to say that. -43706;1364668439;mircea_popescu;all it sees is the btc/usd history -43705;1364668447;mircea_popescu;which is public -43704;1364668471;thestrin1puller;am I the only one who feels bad for this month's bond holders? -43703;1364668474;bitesak;thanks mp for the service you provide; -43702;1364668485;jurov;mircea_popescu: exercises are not public -43701;1364668490;mircea_popescu;bitesak i'd normally say my pleasure... but this month was a little rough. -43700;1364668508;mircea_popescu;jurov the bot doesn't see exercises tho -43699;1364668517;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller no, i feel bad for them too. -43698;1364668530;thestrin1puller;I guess we can't always have months like Jan -43697;1364668543;bitesak;do you adjust the algo going forward to take into consideration what causes big losses? -43696;1364668549;mircea_popescu;nope. -43695;1364668583;jurov;no replies on btctalk so far... but we'll see when ppl come to bitfunder to receive only 0.081 pre share -43694;1364668598;mircea_popescu;jurov scam -43693;1364668616;thestrin1puller;what was the % loss for the PT jurov ? -43692;1364668621;thestrin1puller;40? -43691;1364668631;jurov;wat? -43690;1364668642;mircea_popescu;like 25% i'd expect -43689;1364668643;jurov;it's 1:1 to MPOE -43688;1364668647;mircea_popescu;23 -43687;1364668651;jurov;yes -43686;1364668653;thestrin1puller;"All complaints of bondholder loss should be directed to Bugpowder who now holds your money" -43685;1364668658;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -43684;1364668669;thestrin1puller;:D -43683;1364668674;jurov;heh, i made some myself, tooo -43682;1364668680;mircea_popescu;do you even know that ? lol -43681;1364668683;mircea_popescu;maybe he's just talkin'. -43680;1364668704;mircea_popescu;poor guy lol. one day he's claiming market success like what... 99% of all internet ppl in financial rooms -43679;1364668710;mircea_popescu;the next they ANGRY MOB WITH PITCHFORKS -43678;1364668757;thestrin1puller;Maybe he'll start a company to benefit bitcoin (yay optimism LOL) -43677;1364668830;jurov;he;'ll benefit tesla motors -43676;1364668837;thestrin1puller;tiberiusiv: option writers make the most money when there is no volatility in the underlying security -43675;1364668865;thestrin1puller;so overtime MPOE will be profitable to bondholers -43674;1364668865;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.41499998 = 1.245 BTC [-] -43673;1364668874;thestrin1puller;!ticker m S.DICE -43672;1364668876;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00337335 / 0.00368422 / 0.0039999 (14099 shares, 51.94 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00338624 / 0.0045 (675573 shares, 2,287.66 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00449093 / 0.00637777 (1675373 shares, 7,524.00 BTC) -43671;1364668900;jurov;thestrin1puller: he knows everything, no need to explain anything to him. and ofc, thars NO LIQUIDITY -43670;1364668911;jurov;NO POK -43669;1364668926;mircea_popescu;at all ?! -43668;1364668946;thestrin1puller;Not sure if tiberiusiv is serious, or just trolling. -43667;1364668977;thestrin1puller;Up until this month MPOE bonds were profitable long term (all profits + all losses > 0) -43666;1364669009;jurov;tiberiusiv: ofc, if mp goes out of money he stops sellin options. happened before already -43665;1364669034;thestrin1puller;I know they are, this month they are, just like an insurance company loses money during a natural disaster... -43664;1364669068;jurov;tiberiusiv: those who profited by buying calls see the credibility soar :) -43663;1364669088;thestrin1puller;insurance companies also have reserves they invest to hedge that risk... -43662;1364669105;thestrin1puller;that's not up to mircea_popescu it's up to his bondholders -43661;1364669109;thestrin1puller;i feel like you aren't listening -43660;1364669123;thestrin1puller;insurance companies make losses all the time... -43659;1364669176;benkay;that's an expansive claim. -43658;1364669192;thestrin1puller;this is where he lists of AIG among others -43657;1364669196;thestrin1puller;BOOYA -43656;1364669201;thestrin1puller;I'm so predictive -43655;1364669213;thestrin1puller;no he's not -43654;1364669218;thestrin1puller;you keep saying that like it's fact -43653;1364669221;thestrin1puller;this is one exception! -43652;1364669228;thestrin1puller;1 month != all months -43651;1364669239;benkay;what sheet, tiberiusiv? -43650;1364669241;thestrin1puller;That made me LOL -43649;1364669281;jurov;tiberiusiv: there's mircea's private activities like MPHF -43648;1364669295;bitesak;mphf? -43647;1364669304;jurov;= shorting GLBSEsque assets -43646;1364669330;thestrin1puller;tiberiusiv: why are you making claims with out evidence -43645;1364669366;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: are ALL your financials public knowledge? lets clear this up -43644;1364669398;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller no. i paid twennyfive dollars for a girls pair of stockings out of pocket yesterday. -43643;1364669404;mircea_popescu;what do you mean "all your financials" ?! -43642;1364669432;KRS1;lol -43641;1364669456;benkay;one could ask -43640;1364669458;benkay;hey mircea -43639;1364669473;benkay;how many months of 15k losses can MPEx/Mircea Popescu sustain? -43638;1364669473;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: it seems tiberiusiv knows your financials because they are all public -43637;1364669481;mircea_popescu;um -43636;1364669490;jurov;thestrin1puller i told ya, he knows everything -43635;1364669492;mircea_popescu;do you mean polimedia srl ? -43634;1364669518;benkay;i suppose. does polimedia srl's corporate structure provide for funding MPEx? -43633;1364669522;mircea_popescu;nope. -43632;1364669535;mircea_popescu;it's a romanian-based llc (srl in romanian) that i own ~99% of -43631;1364669552;benkay;then, how many months of 15kbtc losses can the exchange sustain? -43630;1364669569;mircea_popescu;at least a year. -43629;1364669584;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu you make a bunch of people rich this month, and people still complain... -43628;1364669603;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller ya well, the thing is this : mpoe and mpex are VERY complex, well thought out intricately designed gems. -43627;1364669612;mircea_popescu;"people" have been busily ignoring it for the past year or two -43626;1364669618;mircea_popescu;meanwhile it's been taking over. -43625;1364669634;mircea_popescu;now "people" are confronted with the rude awakening of reality. kinda bound to be a little thrashing about. -43624;1364669642;thestrin1puller;;;bc,24hprc -43623;1364669643;gribble;Error: "bc,24hprc" is not a valid command. -43622;1364669652;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.792 = 3.168 BTC [+] -43621;1364669653;thestrin1puller;;;ticker -43620;1364669654;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.49001, Best ask: 90.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 90.50000, 24 hour volume: 51005.98011536, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 94.98000, 24 hour vwap: 90.64316 -43619;1364669669;bitesak;Roumania is taking Europe over__ -43618;1364669675;benkay;ooh. what's the difference between MPOE and MPEx? -43617;1364669689;jurov;MPOE is the options trades, MPEx is the exchange -43616;1364669694;thestrin1puller;Hmm. mircea_popescu could one externally hedge risks of being a bondholder with other investments no? -43615;1364669704;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 7 @ 1.198 = 8.386 BTC [-] -43614;1364669711;jurov;thestrin1puller hedge them by buying options :D -43613;1364669721;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller like how ? -43612;1364669766;mircea_popescu;bitesak lol considering the state of finances everywhere in europe vs romania... that's not quite so far off. -43611;1364669782;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: for instance I put x BTC in Bonds during a bad month, but some other investment say, S.DICE growth, effectively neutralizes my bond losses -43610;1364669791;mircea_popescu;yeah, but these aren't related -43609;1364669802;thestrin1puller;i know but I'm saying diversification is one solution no? -43608;1364669804;mircea_popescu;to hedge you would need things which for good reason move in opposing directions. -43607;1364669812;mircea_popescu;diversification certainly is a solution, yes. -43606;1364669816;jurov;thestrin1puller: BTC growth itself effectively neutralized your bond losses, don't forget -43605;1364669823;mircea_popescu;if you have 105 btc and put 100 btc into mpoe bonds expect a wild ride. -43604;1364669842;mircea_popescu;jurov that is a point, in fiat terms the bondholders made money :D -43603;1364669868;mircea_popescu;actually... this is interesting. from a purely fiat perspective mpoe bonds may be one of the best btc-investments you can make. -43602;1364669884;thestrin1puller;unless you have an august month -43601;1364669886;bitesak;I have been saying that for sometime in Switzerland :) -43600;1364669887;thestrin1puller;That was just... -43599;1364669895;thestrin1puller;August was terrible -43598;1364669958;mircea_popescu;yeah. -43597;1364670017;jurov;tiberiusiv, you forget there's someone who actually sees your portfolio and call you on your BS -43596;1364670080;jurov;and sdice? -43595;1364670128;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller thinking more about your question : it would seem to me there is some relation here: -43594;1364670145;mircea_popescu;MPOE bonds make money on calm fx market, lose money on volatility. -43593;1364670183;mircea_popescu;places like mtgox make money on volatility -43592;1364670191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.0039999 = 6.9998 BTC [+] -43591;1364670197;mircea_popescu;so maybe the best play is a weighted binary portofolio, bonds and mtgox shares -43590;1364670207;mircea_popescu;it's moot practically as they're not listed, but since we're discussing theory. -43589;1364670209;jurov;and options -43588;1364670223;mircea_popescu;jurov yeah, you could be trading options too -43587;1364670234;taub;mtgox makes money on volume, not volatility -43586;1364670241;mircea_popescu;taub those'd be related tho -43585;1364670261;taub;they dont have to -43584;1364670265;mircea_popescu;also true -43583;1364670287;jurov;tiberiusiv, i actually did it once when everyone was like "half reward is coming, brace ur" -43582;1364670300;jurov;i did a split, sold both puts and calls -43581;1364670311;jurov;and indeed nothing happened then -43580;1364670314;mircea_popescu;lol -43579;1364670324;jurov;but won't dare to repeat it -43578;1364670334;ThickAsThieves;mp, obv you should be hedging using litecoin -43577;1364670335;ThickAsThieves;:) -43576;1364670338;taub;who was pirate -43575;1364670340;mircea_popescu;i guess btc is still very much a contrarian market. whatever the public consensus is, it's prolly wrong. -43574;1364670357;mircea_popescu;taub http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-drama-timeline/ -43573;1364670370;mircea_popescu;good start point for the history of btc financials. -43572;1364670382;mircea_popescu;(not implying pirate was such a thing) -43571;1364670435;mircea_popescu;hey, who here was from slovenia ? -43570;1364670450;jurov;that kakobrekla fella -43569;1364670466;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what's it like there ? i can't make sense of all the bs i'm reading. -43568;1364670487;kakobrekla;about what -43567;1364670514;jurov;about impending doom -43566;1364670528;kakobrekla;fyi italy is in yurop and you worry bout slovenia? -43565;1364670538;jurov;slovenia to sunk into adriatic, austrians want some coastline :D -43564;1364670546;mircea_popescu;is maribor going under ? -43563;1364670560;kakobrekla;i dont think so -43562;1364670605;thestrin1puller;S.DICE should be skyrocketing -43561;1364670612;thestrin1puller;!ticker m S.DICE -43560;1364670613;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00337335 / 0.00371908 / 0.0039999 (15849 shares, 58.94 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00338783 / 0.0045 (677323 shares, 2,294.66 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00449042 / 0.00637777 (1677123 shares, 7,531.00 BTC) -43559;1364670629;kakobrekla;why again? -43558;1364670645;thestrin1puller;Based on the rise in PT prices -43557;1364670658;thestrin1puller;the original source is still a few % lower than PT price -43556;1364670659;ThickAsThieves;temporal -43555;1364670804;brianethier_;With a lot of headecks, we managed to put together another site from wich you can buy Amazon Gift Cards with Bitcoins. You no longer need an account, it’s much simpler to use now. We received a lot of complaints that user accounts are not necessary so we removed them. We are still a bit rugged, but donations are open so you can donate (if you want to) so we can improve the site. The new site is at: http://amazonbitco -43554;1364670831;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: it seems you win again ;) I would say, all and all for a month that is a beating, you have come out relatively unscathed... -43553;1364670846;ThickAsThieves;fail spam -43552;1364670885;mircea_popescu;lol wtf is with people. -43551;1364670897;mircea_popescu;why can't he participate in the chan like normal human beings. -43550;1364670910;jurov;what are headecks? -43549;1364670951;jurov;something like tinfoil hats, just for stupidity? -43548;1364670993;ThickAsThieves;landing pads for space cadets -43547;1364671061;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1705462#msg1705462 -43546;1364671077;ThickAsThieves;hints of hints of news -43545;1364671137;jurov;his previous post is also interesting -43544;1364671148;jurov;not US resident anymore -43543;1364671168;ThickAsThieves;yep -43542;1364671181;ThickAsThieves;although i think that has been a rumour for a bit -43541;1364671399;KRS1; and it will be even harder now -43540;1364671399;KRS1; with BTC deflation -43539;1364671409;KRS1;I thought BTC wont go through deflation period until almost mined up -43538;1364671425;KRS1;maybe i dont understand the context..but.. -43537;1364671488;KRS1;from what I understand about economics, like inflation deflation is not necessarily good -43536;1364671518;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/options-and-leverage-a-case-study/ -43535;1364671527;mircea_popescu;just calculated the implicit leverage for march. -43534;1364671530;mircea_popescu;5.02x -43533;1364671550;KRS1;so this is a good case of deflation -43532;1364671571;KRS1;ok -43531;1364671575;ThickAsThieves;alternative idea for channel bannings: offer ignore bounties, pay .001 to anyone that ignored the desired person, if you are caught responding to that troll you pay .1 penalty, profits go to assbot dev -43530;1364671575;mircea_popescu;KRS1 bitcoin inflation is about 8% pa atm -43529;1364671583;ThickAsThieves;sorta like a swear jar? -43528;1364671595;KRS1;How do you get that figure mircea popescu -43527;1364671624;KRS1;thats low as far as im understanding it and not bad either -43526;1364671625;mircea_popescu;KRS1 25 btc x 6 blocks x 24 hours in a day -43525;1364671635;mircea_popescu;compare to the total btc in circulation -43524;1364671639;KRS1;ic -43523;1364671651;mircea_popescu;annualize somehow -43522;1364671652;KRS1;these are all good indicators i think -43521;1364671664;mircea_popescu;(the exact way is left as an exercise to the user, seeing how depending on how you do it you get diff results) -43520;1364671746;KRS1;ok thank you guys- -43519;1364672207;jurov;CoinBr.MPBPT-O paid out, 0.07679501 BTC per share (nominal value 0.1 BTC) -43518;1364672709;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.795 = 1.59 BTC [+] -43517;1364672715;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7999 = 3.1996 BTC [+] -43516;1364672958;bitesak;;;ticker -43515;1364672959;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.80001, Best ask: 90.98999, Bid-ask spread: 0.18998, Last trade: 90.98999, 24 hour volume: 49893.62640319, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 94.98000, 24 hour vwap: 90.70184 -43514;1364673101;Diablo-D3;still not 100 -43513;1364673170;toffoo;prolly not going to be over easter holiday weekend -43512;1364673202;toffoo;gotta wait for the snail banks to open again to get more fresh buying funds into the market -43511;1364673232;mircea_popescu;that's a point -43510;1364673305;ThickAsThieves;surpised it's not moving down really -43509;1364673312;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 85 -43508;1364673314;gribble;There are currently 16264.821 bitcoins demanded at or over 85.0 USD, worth 1422076.42737 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0064 seconds -43507;1364673316;toffoo;looks like maybe litecoin is the one that's rockin to new highs these days -43506;1364673319;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 88 -43505;1364673320;gribble;There are currently 6698.9219 bitcoins demanded at or over 88.0 USD, worth 596157.374234 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.3952 seconds -43504;1364673335;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 96 -43503;1364673336;gribble;There are currently 11822.091 bitcoins offered at or under 96.0 USD, worth 1113104.50621 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.2181 seconds -43502;1364673347;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 93 -43501;1364673348;gribble;There are currently 3311.6116 bitcoins offered at or under 93.0 USD, worth 306592.030934 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.4255 seconds -43500;1364673356;ThickAsThieves;heh -43499;1364673374;toffoo;maybe litecoin will cross $1 before bitcoin crosses $100 -43498;1364673395;ThickAsThieves;maybe -43497;1364673748;mircea_popescu;i fail to grok how litecoin can be worth 1 -43496;1364673812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 971 @ 0.00067327 = 0.6537 BTC [-] -43495;1364673814;toffoo;well it's worth $0.81 right now ... -43494;1364673838;toffoo;i'd managed to ignore it all all other *coins until now, -43493;1364673851;toffoo;but this month it has gotten my attention -43492;1364673961;ThickAsThieves;all in all I'd have been better off not dabbling in LTC at all, other than that it introduced me to Deprived, who's pretty interesting -43491;1364673966;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.94999999 BTC [+] -43490;1364673967;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.97999999 = 3.96 BTC [+] -43489;1364673969;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.98 BTC [+] -43488;1364673970;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.99999999 BTC [+] -43487;1364673984;thestrin1puller;OH SNAP HIM -43486;1364673987;thestrin1puller;I KNEW IT -43485;1364673988;kakobrekla;ThickAsThieves why would you be better off -43484;1364673988;thestrin1puller;MWAHAHAHAHA -43483;1364674042;mircea_popescu;i bought some on like the 5th -43482;1364674048;mircea_popescu;but then sold it off. apparently i sold too soon -43481;1364674050;mircea_popescu;but srsly wtf. -43480;1364674060;kakobrekla;yeah i played the game too -43479;1364674070;kakobrekla;made 100% in 3 days or so and never looked back -43478;1364674079;mircea_popescu;yeah. something of the sort. -43477;1364674089;mircea_popescu;but i certainly didn't get out at the top. wtf lol -43476;1364674096;toffoo;well, my investment thesis is something like the following: -43475;1364674114;kakobrekla;i was riding 0.07 to 0.15 -43474;1364674116;toffoo;i've always followed pretty closely the effect of difficulty on bitcoin prices, -43473;1364674132;toffoo;and now with ASICs moving that to the moon, -43472;1364674146;taub;hah -43471;1364674152;toffoo;the feeling is that a lot of the GPU mining farms will drop out and start mining litecoin, -43470;1364674159;mircea_popescu;toffoo so ? -43469;1364674167;toffoo;which will cause it's difficulty to start rising, -43468;1364674167;kakobrekla;it still is useless -43467;1364674170;toffoo;which it has, -43466;1364674184;toffoo;and therefore market prices are following -43465;1364674191;kakobrekla;well you can invest in eskimo bobs ART and thats about it -43464;1364674191;mircea_popescu;hum -43463;1364674220;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla o totally forgot. how's the clay business i wonder -43462;1364674221;kakobrekla;hes gonna be klin millioanare -43461;1364674222;toffoo;try to find a chart of litecoin difficulty the past few weeks -43460;1364674238;mircea_popescu;you mean klim ? -43459;1364674244;ThickAsThieves;basically, i started to learn the price manipulation patterns in BTC-e for LTC, -43458;1364674248;ThickAsThieves;and joined them -43457;1364674250;ThickAsThieves;did fine -43456;1364674265;ThickAsThieves;then BTC blew up a bajillion % higher -43455;1364674272;ThickAsThieves;and i was holding the bag -43454;1364674276;mircea_popescu;aww -43453;1364674294;mircea_popescu;i'd kinda short ltc at 1 dollar each -43452;1364674304;ThickAsThieves;about a 12btc haircut for me that day -43451;1364674304;kakobrekla;i ment kiln -43450;1364674322;kakobrekla;for pottery? -43449;1364674324;kakobrekla;nvm -43448;1364674328;mircea_popescu;lolk -43447;1364674332;ThickAsThieves;but i covered a bit by sniping underpriced assets at ltcglobal -43446;1364674347;ThickAsThieves;i even got props from Deprived for a couple of my moves :) -43445;1364674362;mircea_popescu;haha cool -43444;1364674381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 430 @ 0.003512 = 1.5102 BTC [-] -43443;1364674409;mircea_popescu;you know in retrospect... that s.dice ipo price was judicious -43442;1364674418;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00066871 = 2.0061 BTC [-] -43441;1364674512;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 36 @ 0.005455 = 0.1964 BTC [+] -43440;1364674607;mircea_popescu;wait what ?! -43439;1364674613;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc s.dice-pt -43438;1364674616;assbot;[BTCT:S.DICE-PT] 1D: 0.00459 / 0.00521 / 0.005455 (81 shares, 0.4 BTC), 7D: 0.00366 / 0.00452 / 0.0055 (4499 shares, 20.3 BTC), 30D: 0.00361 / 0.00525 / 0.00643 (30048 shares, 157.8 BTC) -43437;1364674630;mircea_popescu;there's a 70% gap ?! -43436;1364674751;jurov;but whole order book is 13btc bids, 18btc asks... not worth bugging deadterra about -43435;1364674784;ThickAsThieves;thats Nam's -43434;1364674787;ThickAsThieves;not DT's -43433;1364674792;ThickAsThieves;oh -43432;1364674796;ThickAsThieves;nvm -43431;1364674806;ThickAsThieves;you meant to arb -43430;1364674832;ThickAsThieves;no -43429;1364674833;jurov;haha i see now... and GSDPT is copletely elsewhere -43428;1364674839;mircea_popescu;70% of 13 btc is like 100 bux lol -43427;1364674856;jurov;the same exchange, yet one would need to engage two ops to arbitrage -43426;1364674857;mircea_popescu;1000 -43425;1364674868;jurov;why they just can't list one pt together -43424;1364674874;ThickAsThieves;i like multiple -43423;1364674881;jurov;why? -43422;1364674885;jurov;for lulz? -43421;1364674890;mircea_popescu;somebody should plot the various pt price vs mpex one day -43420;1364674895;mircea_popescu;it'd make one hell of a grap -43419;1364674897;ThickAsThieves;well in the case of Nam's -43418;1364674903;ThickAsThieves;it's not successful enough -43417;1364674917;ThickAsThieves;to provide a lot of arb -43416;1364674934;ThickAsThieves;but in the end there has alway been variance between each PT -43415;1364674940;ThickAsThieves;enough to arb -43414;1364674947;ThickAsThieves;i'm sold out of Nam's though -43413;1364674952;ThickAsThieves;because it got a premium -43412;1364674957;ThickAsThieves;from low uptake -43411;1364674969;ThickAsThieves;now not enough people in it -43410;1364675005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2239 @ 0.00066871 = 1.4972 BTC [-] -43409;1364675007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4122 @ 0.00066869 = 2.7563 BTC [-] -43408;1364675008;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 239 @ 0.00066868 = 0.1598 BTC [-] -43407;1364675646;fdas;toffoo, I have reasoned the same about LTC -43406;1364675774;thestrin1puller;http://bitcoinity.org/assets/fail.jpg YES! -43405;1364676177;jurov;have you looked to past performance? not every month is his exposure needed. -43404;1364676243;jurov;and if btc goes up twice again next month, some 20% loss wouldn't be so tragic -43403;1364676275;jurov;well. so there will be no options. that is the point. -43402;1364676286;jurov;happened already, no prob -43401;1364676291;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -43400;1364676291;gribble;There are currently 34833411 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10285047.2026 USD in total. | Data vintage: 55.2628 seconds -43399;1364676678;thestrin1puller;That's more bitcoins than exist... -43398;1364676680;thestrin1puller;LOL -43397;1364676702;thestrin1puller;tiberiusiv: is an irate bondholder! -43396;1364676711;thestrin1puller;pleaes direct all complaints to Bugpowder -43395;1364676737;thestrin1puller;and you are? -43394;1364676755;thestrin1puller;SO MR. tiberiusiv you know everything? -43393;1364676766;thestrin1puller;you know what the Oracle says about men who say they know everything -43392;1364676790;thestrin1puller;HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA -43391;1364676792;thestrin1puller;they are -43390;1364676805;thestrin1puller;You don't read enough. -43389;1364677270;benkay;what would your preferred implementation be, tiberiusiv? -43388;1364677448;ThickAsThieves;tib, by selling bonds he's already letting people underwrite the options -43387;1364677484;ThickAsThieves;he's considers it an investment -43386;1364677489;ThickAsThieves;he -43385;1364677579;ThickAsThieves;you dont think that him losing XXXXX btc is a test of his risk management? -43384;1364677587;ThickAsThieves;he's not betting -43383;1364677600;ThickAsThieves;maybe he's trying to create a market -43382;1364677613;ThickAsThieves;of a new order of magnitude in size -43381;1364677652;ThickAsThieves;he spends 15k today, maybe makes 150k next year -43380;1364677698;ThickAsThieves;i'm done, you can beat on him all you want -43379;1364677757;ThickAsThieves;he has plenty -43378;1364677765;ThickAsThieves;to risk this investment -43377;1364678038;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17450 @ 0.00066868 = 11.6685 BTC [-] -43376;1364678057;ThickAsThieves;sry tib, gotta turn you off for a while -43375;1364678259;jurov;lol that's just some assertions, not truth -43374;1364678619;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00323 BTC [-] -43373;1364678626;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 282 @ 0.00323 = 0.9109 BTC [-] -43372;1364678930;jurov;obv if you come to btc in a "i know shit" fashion you'll get burned -43371;1364678974;jurov;i started trying options only after few months observations, went off well enough so far -43370;1364679058;jurov;no, you're not payng attention, i do. with iDiffs. -43369;1364679076;jurov;adn i do write mpoe options occassionally, too -43368;1364679083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067326 = 3.3663 BTC [+] -43367;1364679085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11529 @ 0.00067327 = 7.7621 BTC [+] -43366;1364679086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 543 @ 0.00067469 = 0.3664 BTC [+] -43365;1364679102;Diablo-D3;wtf is ThickAsThieves even talking about -43364;1364679184;jurov;Diablo-D3: perhaps you ignore tibby? -43363;1364679203;Diablo-D3;I do -43362;1364679205;Diablo-D3;the guy is a nutjob -43361;1364679227;jurov;so, thick was chatting with him -43360;1364679352;jurov;sauce? -43359;1364679423;kakobrekla;yeah -43358;1364679433;kakobrekla;the sad part is he made more than 95% too -43357;1364679446;jurov;just coinbr-managed holdings are way more than whatever you're insinuating here. -43356;1364679475;jurov;and i have no illusion that even all users combined it's one of smaller players here -43355;1364679508;jurov;*all coinbr users together i mean -43354;1364679579;ThickAsThieves;sry diablo, i got sucked into th vortex, tib is back on ignore now -43353;1364679601;Diablo-D3;what is he doing anyhow? -43352;1364679603;jurov;sorry tibby, my insanity threshold is clearly lower than average, but you just crossed it -43351;1364679612;jurov; mircea has lost in 1month probably more bitcoins then 95% of this channel hold combined. -43350;1364679628;Diablo-D3;mircea doesnt have more than 1000 BTC so clearly false -43349;1364679639;kakobrekla;lol -43348;1364679648;ThickAsThieves;he lost it all on ltc -43347;1364679655;jurov;ignored. -43346;1364679669;ThickAsThieves;yuss -43345;1364679705;kakobrekla;right. -43344;1364679734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00066869 = 2.307 BTC [-] -43343;1364679762;thestrin1puller;tiberiusiv: keep talking you're making the stock shortable -43342;1364679784;kakobrekla;tiberiusiv just make sure you are on the other side of the stick and more welth to you no' -43341;1364679793;kakobrekla;i dunno why you complain -43340;1364679816;kakobrekla;stop troling already -43339;1364679821;kakobrekla;for srs -43338;1364679833;kakobrekla;its good for nothing -43337;1364680033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1574 @ 0.00066869 = 1.0525 BTC [-] -43336;1364680034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14726 @ 0.00066868 = 9.847 BTC [-] -43335;1364681108;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 200 @ 0.05079251 = 10.1585 BTC -43334;1364681275;jurov;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1bbgtr/this_is_how_serious_business_is_done_27k_loss/ -43333;1364681284;jurov;^^ let's see what will happen -43332;1364681314;mircea_popescu;ima add 1mn btc buttons to mpex. -43331;1364681340;mircea_popescu;lol jurov where did you find that "fu" pic of mine -43330;1364681356;jurov;lmao reddit found it itself -43329;1364681406;mircea_popescu;it's like... "smug. let me show you how it's done" -43328;1364681563;arij;is there a guide for options trading -43327;1364681569;arij;seems so confusing :/ -43326;1364681595;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67302.0 -43325;1364681599;mircea_popescu;arij http://trilema.com/2013/options-and-leverage-a-case-study/ -43324;1364681604;arij;thank you -43323;1364681606;mircea_popescu;click on the first link nm -43322;1364681609;mircea_popescu;jurov is too fast -43321;1364681613;arij;heh -43320;1364681632;mircea_popescu;heh i wonder where draco isd -43319;1364681638;mircea_popescu;;;seen draco49 -43318;1364681638;gribble;I have not seen draco49. -43317;1364681652;jurov;but the linked page from that thread is missing... since it's referenced much, maybe MPOE-PR can update it -43316;1364681655;thestrin1puller;mircea still owes me trilema credits :( -43315;1364681662;jurov;using MKOPT/SPLIT instead of email -43314;1364681714;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller how so ? -43313;1364681722;mircea_popescu;jurov ya thaty's a point. -43312;1364681725;mircea_popescu;old old thread. -43311;1364681740;thestrin1puller;my ip changed a long time ago -43310;1364681744;thestrin1puller;well not too long ago -43309;1364681751;thestrin1puller;And now the paywall hates me -43308;1364681757;mircea_popescu;aww! -43307;1364681763;mircea_popescu;so get pw based credits -43306;1364681786;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00408 BTC [+] -43305;1364681803;thestrin1puller;i know I should have -43304;1364681804;thestrin1puller;waaaah -43303;1364681805;thestrin1puller;waaah -43302;1364681806;thestrin1puller;I'm sad -43301;1364681807;thestrin1puller;lol -43300;1364681812;thestrin1puller;it's cool mircea_popescu -43299;1364681819;thestrin1puller;i respect you enough to warrant a loss ;) -43298;1364681826;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.95 = 3.9 BTC [-] -43297;1364681835;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1948 @ 0.00409 = 7.9673 BTC [+] -43296;1364681921;thestrin1puller;Havelock is slowly becoming the berkshire hathaway of btc investments... -43295;1364681931;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: you should creating a mining bond -43294;1364681936;thestrin1puller;(this is where we all laugh) -43293;1364681968;jurov;was going to reply "there was one already" -43292;1364682061;thestrin1puller;jurov: that giga etf that went to shit? -43291;1364682085;thestrin1puller;tiberiusiv: Havelock is a savings medium different space than the others -43290;1364682100;jurov;yes, and there was a 1GH or so future.. going quickly down to 1 satoshi -43289;1364682179;thestrin1puller;Man I want to invest in HIM -43288;1364682179;mircea_popescu;thestrin1puller but i never mined -43287;1364682186;thestrin1puller;:) -43286;1364682204;thestrin1puller;^- that is how I know mircea_popescu is legit -43285;1364682229;thestrin1puller;you mean yesterday -43284;1364682238;thestrin1puller;also tiberiusiv you know what the oracle says -43283;1364682251;thestrin1puller;shouldn't you know? -43282;1364682257;thestrin1puller;tiberiusiv: what's the next movement going to be -43281;1364682262;thestrin1puller;tiberiusiv: what's the meaning of life? -43280;1364682269;thestrin1puller;tiberiusiv: how do I make more coin back? -43279;1364682300;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -43278;1364682300;gribble;There are currently 34845084 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10289649.6484 USD in total. | Data vintage: 115.2992 seconds -43277;1364682338;thestrin1puller;LOL -43276;1364682348;thestrin1puller;Bugpowder is avoiding the angry mobs -43275;1364682401;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C116T] 1 @ 0.1536719 BTC -43274;1364682627;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C116T] 19 @ 0.1536719 = 2.9198 BTC -43273;1364682666;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.4999 = 3.4993 BTC [+] -43272;1364682667;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.5 = 2.5 BTC [+] -43271;1364683232;taub;I don't think anyone is mad at him? -43270;1364683523;KRS1;cant always win jeez -43269;1364683538;KRS1;if u put out you need to expect to lose too -43268;1364683661;KRS1;can anyone provide advice? I am hearing more about mtgox every day and even though i dont have a lot in there, i'd like to protect what i do have..i dont use redeemable codes..do I have to pull out of gox and go with another? -43267;1364683682;KRS1;i think all the news is around the codes but im not using em -43266;1364683698;KRS1;and they're moving to the canada deal forgot the name..coin something -43265;1364683724;KRS1;prob because of the US regulation now? idk maybe im talking out my ass -43264;1364684069;KRS1;anyone? -43263;1364684205;jurov;KRS1 you you use it a wallet, definitely pull out by any means -43262;1364684232;jurov;*if you use it as wallet -43261;1364684260;jurov;and even if you daytrade, i'd recommend preemptively pulling before the coinlab deal goes into effect -43260;1364684296;kakobrekla;ok guise -43259;1364684305;kakobrekla;we now have Sentiment charts -43258;1364684306;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/307/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-july-1st/ -43257;1364684320;pizzaman1337;oh, nice -43256;1364684330;kakobrekla;:) -43255;1364684734;mircea_popescu;KRS1 prolly best to look for gox alternatives -43254;1364684771;mircea_popescu;pretty cool graphs -43253;1364686445;mircea_popescu;jurov http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1bbgtr/this_is_how_serious_business_is_done_27k_loss/c95ddt2 -43252;1364686449;mircea_popescu;it just dawned on him -43251;1364686664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00067465 = 0.877 BTC [+] -43250;1364686666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067466 = 3.3733 BTC [+] -43249;1364686669;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00067469 = 5.8698 BTC [+] -43248;1364687021;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.78 = 1.56 BTC [-] -43247;1364687321;jurov;so, slovak PM is to show on a trial started by ex-PM -43246;1364687338;jurov;except that police nor anybody else know his address -43245;1364687342;jurov;lmao -43244;1364687544;jurov;bulletproof legal immunity -43243;1364687807;mircea_popescu;address nullrooted -43242;1364687965;jurov;oh and also his office is not accepting such mail -43241;1364688016;mircea_popescu;"Warning: BFL has failed to deliver for >7 months. It could be a scam!" -43240;1364688023;mircea_popescu;lol @forum ppl -43239;1364688311;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [-] -43238;1364688340;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.766 = 7.66 BTC [-] -43237;1364688343;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.765 = 6.12 BTC [-] -43236;1364688547;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.5 = 3.5 BTC [+] -43235;1364688994;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 80 @ 0.38 = 30.4 BTC [+] -43234;1364689091;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0025 BTC [-] -43233;1364689128;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7995 BTC [+] -43232;1364689131;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7998 = 7.998 BTC [+] -43231;1364689134;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.8 = 3.2 BTC [+] -43230;1364689653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2557 @ 0.00067469 = 1.7252 BTC [+] -43229;1364689655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2543 @ 0.00067746 = 1.7228 BTC [+] -43228;1364689927;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.000001 BTC [-] -43227;1364689986;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.000001 BTC [-] -43226;1364690506;thestrin1puller;!ticker H HIM -43225;1364690508;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.88000000 / 1.94066666 / 1.99999999 (15 shares, 29.10999996 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.74020155 / 2.00000000 (194 shares, 337.59910099 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.78175586 / 17.25000000 (726 shares, 1293.55475265 BTC) -43224;1364691192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 16 @ 0.0039999 = 0.064 BTC [+] -43223;1364691307;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.414 = 4.554 BTC [-] -43222;1364691366;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.41499998 = 1.245 BTC [+] -43221;1364692148;Gues_____;!ticker -43220;1364692149;assbot;Aren't those tins of tobacco right there behind you? -43219;1364692255;KRS1;many thanks to those in this channel who advised me about the exchange i was with..i have pulled out my money and my coins are now in my own wallet -43218;1364692321;assbot;you are welcome. -43217;1364692620;jurov;assbot always gives best advice -43216;1364692661;jurov;!ticker m ^oix -43215;1364692662;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / 85.1711468 / 85.1711468 (126970 shares, 26,734.25 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -43214;1364692677;jurov;still only 85? -43213;1364692703;thestrin1puller;jurov: mircea_popescu said it will take a few days to sync up due to the new mpsics -43212;1364692808;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.43 = 1.29 BTC [+] -43211;1364692966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2457 @ 0.00067746 = 1.6645 BTC [+] -43210;1364692968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3356 @ 0.00067753 = 2.2738 BTC [+] -43209;1364692969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00068059 = 4.7641 BTC [+] -43208;1364692971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6403 @ 0.0006806 = 4.3579 BTC [+] -43207;1364693005;jurov;thx thestrin1puller. by my educated guess, it should be way beyond 110 -43206;1364693103;thestrin1puller;I hope there isn't a huge sell off -43205;1364693154;Gues_____;stringpuller huge sell off of what? the cherries company? -43204;1364693161;jurov;crash by ineptitude is much more likely -43203;1364693190;jurov;we haven't one yet -43202;1364693191;thestrin1puller;nah, just an old fashioned bank run -43201;1364693218;thestrin1puller;the miners only need 13-14 / coin to pay off debt -43200;1364693219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00066869 = 0.8693 BTC [-] -43199;1364693221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3104 @ 0.00066868 = 2.0756 BTC [-] -43198;1364693232;jurov;yes but it will be caused by ineptitude initially, instead of someone dumping -43197;1364693258;jurov;^ my prediction (which i don't like at all) -43196;1364693270;jurov;cuz ineptitude can't be hedged against -43195;1364693306;thestrin1puller;but what will it crash to? -43194;1364693310;thestrin1puller;that's the real question -43193;1364693322;thestrin1puller;will it be people invested in it at 1000 and it drops to 100 -43192;1364693439;jurov;in any case, value of any well built enterprise will soar. and i hope to be there. -43191;1364693496;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1563 BTC [-] -43190;1364693737;troc_;[23:30] BFL 0: 45.0C | 17.83/17.52/14.58Gh/s | A:343 R:0 HW:0 U:180.16/m -43189;1364694195;jurov;troc_: where is it form? -43188;1364694227;troc_;#bitcoin reposted by luke-jr from a post to bitcoin talk -43187;1364694238;troc_;I think it implies the bfl chip hashses no ? -43186;1364694269;troc_;http://bitcointroll.org/index.php?topic=78192.msg1707177#msg1707177 -43185;1364694289;troc_;is the source, I thought it was his own system, before he posted the link. -43184;1364694598;jurov;okay, i'll believe once CoinBr.iDiff-O sales start picking up. maybe. -43183;1364694758;jurov;;;bc,stats -43182;1364694761;gribble;Current Blocks: 228838 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 985 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 12 hours, 4 minutes, and 1 second | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7387042.88845 | Estimated Percent Change: 10.3231 -43181;1364695796;KRS1;;;bids 0 -43180;1364695799;gribble;There are currently 34843224 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10134084.4122 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0171 seconds -43179;1364695868;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.549999 BTC [+] -43178;1364695875;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7871 @ 0.00066868 = 5.2632 BTC [-] -43177;1364695877;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 734 @ 0.00066868 = 0.4908 BTC [-] -43176;1364697270;thestrin1puller;!ticker h HIM -43175;1364697273;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.88000000 / 1.9476923 / 1.99999999 (13 shares, 25.31999996 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.73749532 / 2.00000000 (192 shares, 333.59910099 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.76042035 / 2.00000000 (725 shares, 1276.30475265 BTC) -43174;1364697276;thestrin1puller;;;seen smickles -43173;1364697276;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 22 hours, 28 minutes, and 7 seconds ago: oh, it just changed -43172;1364697296;thestrin1puller;;;asks 1000 -43171;1364697296;gribble;There are currently 63973.816 bitcoins offered at or under 1000.0 USD, worth 10286477.9499 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.4143 seconds -43170;1364697309;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 75 @ 0.0044 = 0.33 BTC [-] -43169;1364697311;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00432 BTC [-] -43168;1364697317;thestrin1puller;!ticker m S.DICE -43167;1364697319;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.003512 / 0.00390436 / 0.0039999 (2196 shares, 8.57 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00338792 / 0.0045 (677769 shares, 2,296.23 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.0044567 / 0.00637777 (1648084 shares, 7,345.02 BTC) -43166;1364697337;thestrin1puller;why is no one arbing S.DICE -43165;1364697378;BitHub;can someone explain how does mpex loose money? -43164;1364697383;BitHub;doesn't make any sense -43163;1364697492;cole_albon;bit hub - I suspect s.dice revenue is x% of someone's fiat based paycheck. If the price of bitcoin skyrockets, then then number of btc going to s.dice goes down. Same thing with mope I suspect. -43162;1364697522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9717 @ 0.00066534 = 6.4651 BTC [-] -43161;1364697522;cole_albon;looking for how to turn off spell checker... -43160;1364697523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1483 @ 0.00066395 = 0.9846 BTC [-] -43159;1364697524;kakobrekla;they lost money selling options exposure -43158;1364697605;cole_albon;Does everything on mpex end up being a bitcoin denominated hedge against the price of bitcoin going up? -43157;1364698426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3056 @ 0.00066395 = 2.029 BTC [-] -43156;1364698428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5690 @ 0.00066394 = 3.7778 BTC [-] -43155;1364698437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5080 @ 0.00066269 = 3.3665 BTC [-] -43154;1364698441;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25574 @ 0.00066268 = 16.9474 BTC [-] -43153;1364698511;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.004112 = 0.0206 BTC [+] -43152;1364698513;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.004114 = 0.0206 BTC [+] -43151;1364698620;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00509 BTC [+] -43150;1364702713;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -43149;1364702822;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.1059 = 1.059 BTC [-] -43148;1364703083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18626 @ 0.00066268 = 12.3431 BTC [-] -43147;1364703085;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2448 @ 0.00066251 = 1.6218 BTC [-] -43146;1364703480;mircea_popescu;cole_albon seems improbable. mpoe does btc hedging, that need scales with btc and has little to do with anyone's paycheck. -43145;1364703500;mircea_popescu;as long as there's X btc in circulation, cX will need to be hedged one way or another. -43144;1364703674;cole_albon;a couple of months ago I fat fingered an entry to buy s.dice when i meant to buy mpoe. with the huge spreads, I couldn't justify fixing my mistake immediately. I still regret that decision daily. -43143;1364703758;thestrin1puller;Bugpowder: the bondholders want their money back -43142;1364703762;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 98 @ 0.004114 = 0.4032 BTC [+] -43141;1364703785;Bugpowder;Aww -43140;1364703788;mircea_popescu;cole_albon that's one fat finger ;/ -43139;1364703890;Bugpowder;I invoke rule 23, "he who owns the coins is he who can send them" -43138;1364703902;mircea_popescu;o.o -43137;1364704373;Bugpowder_;;;bids 0 -43136;1364704375;gribble;There are currently 34842318 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10101444.2221 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0181 seconds -43135;1364704388;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 2.08 BTC [+] -43134;1364704721;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136468147938.jpg lmao -43133;1364704723;mircea_popescu;this is going well -43132;1364706876;TomServo;how many entries? -43131;1364708206;thestrin1puller;;;seen smickles -43130;1364708207;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 0 hours, 30 minutes, and 17 seconds ago: oh, it just changed -43129;1364708213;thestrin1puller;dang -43128;1364708217;thestrin1puller;mister smickles -43127;1364708830;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 18 @ 0.549999 = 9.9 BTC [+] -43126;1364709264;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00065945 = 6.1659 BTC [-] -43125;1364709266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.00065889 = 2.1414 BTC [-] -43124;1364709268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00065493 = 6.2218 BTC [-] -43123;1364709279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00065318 = 3.9844 BTC [-] -43122;1364709281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00065316 = 1.9595 BTC [-] -43121;1364709400;taub;price is exhausting itself -43120;1364709410;taub;@btcusd -43119;1364709790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9695 @ 0.00066535 = 6.4506 BTC [+] -43118;1364709791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2860 @ 0.00066562 = 1.9037 BTC [+] -43117;1364709803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00067021 = 1.709 BTC [+] -43116;1364709849;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 15 @ 0.54999999 = 8.25 BTC [+] -43115;1364710029;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.54999999 = 5.5 BTC [+] -43114;1364710273;KRS1;are there any gox alternatives? They say 80% of btc is exchanged there -43113;1364710580;taub;there are lots of alternatives, but not really for serious trading -43112;1364710584;taub;check the markets on bitcoincharts.com -43111;1364710597;taub;there are maybe one or two alternatives that have 10% the volume of mtgox -43110;1364710626;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.799 BTC [-] -43109;1364710939;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1563 BTC [-] -43108;1364710988;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1.000001 = 4 BTC [-] -43107;1364711290;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.54999997 BTC [-] -43106;1364711290;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.55 = 1.65 BTC [+] -43105;1364712288;thestrin1puller;!ticker m S.DICE -43104;1364712290;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.003512 / 0.00390436 / 0.0039999 (2196 shares, 8.57 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00338792 / 0.0045 (677769 shares, 2,296.23 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.0044567 / 0.00637777 (1648084 shares, 7,345.02 BTC) -43103;1364712555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 231 @ 0.0039999 = 0.924 BTC [+] -43102;1364712611;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1087 @ 0.004114 = 4.4719 BTC [+] -43101;1364712670;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [+] -43100;1364712729;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.42 = 1.26 BTC [-] -43099;1364713569;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.55 = 1.65 BTC [+] -43098;1364713616;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00412 = 0.0824 BTC [-] -43097;1364713619;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 4 @ 0.0041 = 0.0164 BTC [-] -43096;1364713625;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00406 BTC [-] -43095;1364713627;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 85 @ 0.00405 = 0.3443 BTC [-] -43094;1364713743;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.004 = 0.04 BTC [-] -43093;1364713768;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.1563 = 0.6252 BTC [-] -43092;1364713771;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 9 @ 0.1563 = 1.4067 BTC [-] -43091;1364713774;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 21 @ 0.1564 = 3.2844 BTC [+] -43090;1364713929;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.42 = 0.84 BTC [-] -43089;1364714034;KRS1;thanks taub -43088;1364714078;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.379 BTC [-] -43087;1364714109;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 35 @ 0.54999998 = 19.25 BTC [-] -43086;1364714169;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.42 = 1.26 BTC [-] -43085;1364735102;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.5484 = 1.0968 BTC [+] -43084;1364736207;jurov;hi mircea_popescu, what are you doing here? -43083;1364736220;jurov;you should be disappeared (according all these pundits) -43082;1364736242;mircea_popescu;wait what ? -43081;1364736253;mircea_popescu;i'm writing an article re the cypriot haircuts. -43080;1364736316;bitesak;get it out quickly before another country gets trimmed -43079;1364736366;mircea_popescu;heh yeah. -43078;1364736371;mircea_popescu;usually takes me about half an hour so, -43077;1364736377;mircea_popescu;we should be safe. -43076;1364736651;jurov;on reddit/btctalk most everyone "yea we know the pattern, first the loss, then founder disappears" -43075;1364736670;mircea_popescu;oic -43074;1364736675;mircea_popescu;sorry -43073;1364737738;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/time-for-europe-to-repeal-the-us-backed-aml-crap/ -43072;1364737740;mircea_popescu;there we go. -43071;1364737897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2362 @ 0.00066965 = 1.5817 BTC [+] -43070;1364737899;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2534 @ 0.00068054 = 1.7245 BTC [+] -43069;1364737901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068373 = 3.4187 BTC [+] -43068;1364737912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5940 @ 0.00068374 = 4.0614 BTC [+] -43067;1364737920;mircea_popescu;what seriously ?! -43066;1364737927;mircea_popescu;dude, i wasn't going anywhere. sometimes i sleep. -43065;1364737945;mircea_popescu;some other times i do other things. -43064;1364737966;damientrog;what you mean like in the real world? -43063;1364738049;kakobrekla;not in the real world but afk -43062;1364738070;mircea_popescu;lol -43061;1364738077;mircea_popescu;in the sliver between irl and afk -43060;1364738090;mircea_popescu;actually come to think of it most of my life is spent in the surreal world. -43059;1364738561;kakobrekla;so what did i mis -43058;1364738562;kakobrekla;s -43057;1364738565;mircea_popescu;http://adevarul.ro/locale/brasov/cum-s-a-razbunat-brasovean-pesotia-infidelae-i-a-facut-piatra-mormant-pornografica-1_515537eb00f5182b8560d57a/index.html << -43056;1364738575;mircea_popescu;wife dies in car crash with lover ? make her a nice funeral stone -43055;1364738598;kakobrekla;heh -43054;1364738935;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -43053;1364738936;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.61801, Best ask: 93.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.58199, Last trade: 92.61801, 24 hour volume: 16245.29131852, 24 hour low: 90.01000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.01373 -43052;1364739574;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135914.msg1705429#msg1705429 -43051;1364739576;kakobrekla;lol idiots -43050;1364739580;kakobrekla;i told em to use bitbet -43049;1364739624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00439991 = 2.2 BTC [-] -43048;1364739625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0043 = 8.6 BTC [-] -43047;1364739627;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00420559 = 6.5187 BTC [-] -43046;1364739639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4375 @ 0.00397758 = 17.4019 BTC [-] -43045;1364739652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11550 @ 0.00065794 = 7.5992 BTC [-] -43044;1364739654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2350 @ 0.00065719 = 1.5444 BTC [-] -43043;1364739745;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -43042;1364739747;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.003512 / 0.00417324 / 0.00439992 (16452 shares, 68.66 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00340263 / 0.0045 (689707 shares, 2,346.82 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00443573 / 0.00637777 (1645302 shares, 7,298.12 BTC) -43041;1364739749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1825 @ 0.00397758 = 7.2591 BTC [-] -43040;1364740499;mircea_popescu;Anna Brandenburg -43039;1364740499;mircea_popescu;research interest -43038;1364740499;mircea_popescu;I am interested in questions concerning cheating and how mutualistic -43037;1364740499;mircea_popescu;interactions are maintained, especially plant-pollinator interactions. -43036;1364740955;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhHpstDGw6Q -43035;1364740961;mircea_popescu;check out that entrepreneurial dood -43034;1364741462;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5484 BTC [+] -43033;1364741463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.55 = 6.05 BTC [+] -43032;1364741963;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9686 @ 0.00067011 = 6.4907 BTC [+] -43031;1364742231;mircea_popescu;eh wut is this, matonis retweeting me. we're like friends now or something -43030;1364744083;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 28 @ 0.0043 = 0.1204 BTC [+] -43029;1364745469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2614 @ 0.00067011 = 1.7517 BTC [+] -43028;1364745477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10301 @ 0.00067137 = 6.9158 BTC [+] -43027;1364745842;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.415 = 12.45 BTC [-] -43026;1364745886;kakobrekla;omg -43025;1364745887;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxsA2i5cF78 -43024;1364745889;kakobrekla;taaki again -43023;1364745892;kakobrekla;srsly. -43022;1364745926;kakobrekla;"its a billion dollar market with charts and graphs and everything!" -43021;1364745934;kakobrekla;thats a quote -43020;1364745945;Azelphur;I found out the other day apparently Taaki's mom lives just around the corner from me, and he comes down here to visit her occasionally -43019;1364745952;Azelphur;Maybe I'll meet him one day xD -43018;1364746021;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla free market. it's like one of those flemish paintings, -43017;1364746023;kakobrekla;haha lol -43016;1364746031;mircea_popescu;all the mental illness and weird and sickly at the edges. -43015;1364746032;kakobrekla;then he climbs on some roof -43014;1364746040;kakobrekla;and looks on top of the city -43013;1364746044;kakobrekla;keiser-like -43012;1364746048;kakobrekla;haha -43011;1364746054;kakobrekla;idiot. -43010;1364746122;mircea_popescu;i just checked and my ignore lines count is at 0 -43009;1364746138;mircea_popescu;this is how it fucking works, one day it goes over 500, then a few days of 200, then 0 -43008;1364746145;mircea_popescu;then a few weeks later rewash -43007;1364746506;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00499 BTC [+] -43006;1364746680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2357 @ 0.00065719 = 1.549 BTC [-] -43005;1364746682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17143 @ 0.00065718 = 11.266 BTC [-] -43004;1364747327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29050 @ 0.00065794 = 19.1132 BTC [+] -43003;1364748124;triad_py;mircea_popescu : can i pm you ? -43002;1364748129;mircea_popescu;surely. -43001;1364748246;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7501 BTC [-] -43000;1364748251;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.75 = 4.5 BTC [-] -42999;1364748256;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.74 = 4.44 BTC [-] -42998;1364748259;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.74 = 1.48 BTC [-] -42997;1364748261;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.735 BTC [-] -42996;1364748271;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7301 BTC [-] -42995;1364748274;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.730001 = 7.3 BTC [-] -42994;1364748275;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [-] -42993;1364748277;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [-] -42992;1364748289;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [-] -42991;1364748291;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.71 = 4.97 BTC [-] -42990;1364748294;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7001 = 7.001 BTC [-] -42989;1364748296;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7 BTC [-] -42988;1364748455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21300 @ 0.00065794 = 14.0141 BTC [+] -42987;1364749441;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.59 BTC [+] -42986;1364749890;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.157 = 0.471 BTC [+] -42985;1364750128;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.157 = 0.314 BTC [+] -42984;1364750144;pigeons;who was the kraken guy? -42983;1364750201;pigeons;https://www.kraken.com/ -42982;1364750229;pigeons;signup gives me 503 service unavailable anyway -42981;1364750261;ZedsterX;it's not open yet -42980;1364750283;pigeons;who runs it -42979;1364750287;kakobrekla;why is that name so popular -42978;1364750322;Scrat;because it is something that you release often -42977;1364750335;kakobrekla;this guy runs it https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159974.0 -42976;1364750343;ZedsterX;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159974.0 -42975;1364750346;ZedsterX;heheh oops -42974;1364750356;ZedsterX;ju fast kako -42973;1364750362;kakobrekla;:p -42972;1364750447;pigeons;i think that one deserves the mpoe-pr link to the how to start a biz post -42971;1364750512;BitHub;everyone eventually reads it -42970;1364750606;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.38 = 1.9 BTC [+] -42969;1364750819;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -42968;1364751005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26900 @ 0.00065533 = 17.6284 BTC [-] -42967;1364751007;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00065474 = 1.8333 BTC [-] -42966;1364751009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00065226 = 8.8707 BTC [-] -42965;1364751025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1446 @ 0.00065164 = 0.9423 BTC [-] -42964;1364751061;mircea_popescu;and to think the entire kraken bs was born out of mpoe-pr's early pirate mockery. -42963;1364751094;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -42962;1364751094;gribble;57091.1887512 -42961;1364751103;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -42960;1364751105;gribble;Current Blocks: 228927 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 896 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes, and 26 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7339752.00641 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.61682 -42959;1364751122;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -42958;1364751122;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.01000, Best ask: 93.26999, Bid-ask spread: 0.25999, Last trade: 93.01000, 24 hour volume: 15740.21976489, 24 hour low: 90.01000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.28575 -42957;1364751146;ThickAsThieves;holding at 93 during holidays, not bad -42956;1364751190;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -42955;1364751191;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 7339752.00641 based on data since last change | 7975425.23715 based on data for last three days -42954;1364751232;bitesak;;;ticker -42953;1364751234;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.01002, Best ask: 93.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18998, Last trade: 93.20000, 24 hour volume: 15670.88422591, 24 hour low: 90.01000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.29840 -42952;1364751292;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C137T] 1000 @ 0.10232396 = 102.324 BTC -42951;1364751301;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -42950;1364751321;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.7 = 3.5 BTC [-] -42949;1364751322;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [-] -42948;1364751324;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.6841 BTC [-] -42947;1364751327;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.684 BTC [-] -42946;1364751331;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.681009 = 6.8101 BTC [-] -42945;1364751333;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.681008 = 6.8101 BTC [-] -42944;1364751336;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.681006 = 6.8101 BTC [-] -42943;1364751338;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.672002 = 1.344 BTC [-] -42942;1364751340;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.66 = 3.3 BTC [-] -42941;1364751350;ThickAsThieves;dammit i was just moving btc there -42940;1364751394;mircea_popescu;honeymoon over ? -42939;1364751442;ThickAsThieves;no news that i know of -42938;1364751451;ThickAsThieves;still no new hashes tho -42937;1364751468;mircea_popescu;i guess in this field no news is bad news -42936;1364751502;ThickAsThieves;they did move .35TH to ozcoin today -42935;1364751506;ThickAsThieves;whatever that means -42934;1364751524;ThickAsThieves;.38 -42933;1364751529;ThickAsThieves;roughly -42932;1364751601;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [+] -42931;1364752107;[\\\];whats going on with asicminer? -42930;1364752143;ThickAsThieves;profit taking by shareholders that bought at lower price? -42929;1364752158;[\\\];nice -42928;1364752201;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4 = 1.2 BTC [-] -42927;1364752217;mircea_popescu;[\\\] they missed their window. -42926;1364752231;[\\\];at this point, who hasn't? -42925;1364752261;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3975 BTC [-] -42924;1364752262;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.397 BTC [-] -42923;1364752264;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.397 BTC [-] -42922;1364752276;mircea_popescu;s.dice cleared a juicy 50k in its ipo. -42921;1364752280;mircea_popescu;asicminer holders got what, 1k ? 2 ? -42920;1364752321;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -42919;1364752349;[\\\];no -42918;1364752359;[\\\];they sold lke 163k units -42917;1364752362;[\\\];at .1 -42916;1364752378;mircea_popescu;yeah. and then those people held the bag for ~1year -42915;1364752381;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.39600001 = 0.792 BTC [-] -42914;1364752385;[\\\];there were some bulk buys at slightly cheaper -42913;1364752389;mircea_popescu;and then when their purchase struck gold and they had their liquidity event -42912;1364752391;mircea_popescu;they couldn't divest. -42911;1364752399;mircea_popescu;so... you know, every shareholder got fucked. -42910;1364752400;[\\\];I did :) -42909;1364752408;mircea_popescu;but luckily people aren't clever enough to figure it out, so it's all good. -42908;1364752456;[\\\];I do find it interesting how they swung from "We're gonna sell" at the beginning to "We're not gonna sell" in the middle to "We're gonna sell" -42907;1364752461;ThickAsThieves;so where do you place AM share value? -42906;1364752461;[\\\];hardware that is -42905;1364752480;[\\\];considering they paid out the IPO price already -42904;1364752487;[\\\];and now all shares get half of that going forward -42903;1364752498;[\\\];meanwhile difficulty continues to go up and they continue to roll ou the original batch -42902;1364752505;[\\\];while withholding dividends to buy more -42901;1364752517;ThickAsThieves;yes, all things considered -42900;1364752521;ThickAsThieves;hehe -42899;1364752532;[\\\];I think .5 is very optimistic -42898;1364752550;mircea_popescu;heh. a well. -42897;1364752559;[\\\];Yes, they'll sell hardware but its an older tech -42896;1364752560;ThickAsThieves;not sure if i agree -42895;1364752567;[\\\];they're gonna have to do a bunch of R&D -42894;1364752581;[\\\];meanwhile, the rest of the crowd on the smaller processes are doing their own R&D -42893;1364752588;[\\\];trying to leapfrog will be stupid hard -42892;1364752612;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159935.msg1709554#msg1709554 -42891;1364752619;mircea_popescu;i can hear the butthurt storm form here -42890;1364752754;[\\\];How is that good PR for MPOE? -42889;1364752838;mircea_popescu;it's not pr at all, it's csr. -42888;1364752900;[\\\];can't stand retards? -42887;1364752906;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -42886;1364752916;[\\\];ThickAsThieves, then what's your value? -42885;1364752923;[\\\];if .5 is so terrible -42884;1364752949;ThickAsThieves;i think a safe value, is whatever amounts to 3.5%+ monthly divs -42883;1364752996;[\\\];;;calc 0.0151/.03 -42882;1364752996;gribble;0.503333333333 -42881;1364753000;[\\\];my value -42880;1364753002;[\\\];what do you know -42879;1364753011;ThickAsThieves;so can go higher -42878;1364753020;[\\\];no -42877;1364753026;[\\\];thats not how difficulty works -42876;1364753032;mircea_popescu;[\\\] corporate social responsibility. -42875;1364753043;[\\\];mircea_popescu, no -42874;1364753075;ThickAsThieves;\\\, your div is half what i figure -42873;1364753095;[\\\];ThickAsThieves, how do you plan to pay for the new hardware? -42872;1364753106;[\\\];how about the R&D? -42871;1364753121;ThickAsThieves;this week and next are weeks where divs are cut -42870;1364753128;ThickAsThieves;i should say -42869;1364753131;ThickAsThieves;last weeks div -42868;1364753135;ThickAsThieves;and next div -42867;1364753139;[\\\];how about when the local Chinese government decides they awnt to get in on the action? -42866;1364753148;ThickAsThieves;last dive was a bout .007? -42865;1364753151;[\\\];or what happens when BFL actually rolls out their hardware and diff goes up even faster -42864;1364753156;ThickAsThieves;so let's just use that -42863;1364753173;ThickAsThieves;.007 * 4.33 = .03031 -42862;1364753179;ThickAsThieves;monthly -42861;1364753207;ThickAsThieves;dive=div -42860;1364753221;[\\\];I find it interesting how optimistic shareholders can be -42859;1364753238;ThickAsThieves;well it's not like i'm buying shares at 1btc -42858;1364753247;[\\\];why not? -42857;1364753253;[\\\];if you think things are so undervalued -42856;1364753258;[\\\];and its trading at .6 or .7 -42855;1364753259;ThickAsThieves;because they can be had for .65 -42854;1364753264;[\\\];the buy should be making sense -42853;1364753270;[\\\];you should be borrowing funds to buy more -42852;1364753272;[\\\];its cheap! -42851;1364753290;ThickAsThieves;i dont borrow for investing -42850;1364753339;ThickAsThieves;i do have about 20-40btc more i'll spend on low market AM shares though -42849;1364753347;[\\\];why not? -42848;1364753352;[\\\];if its making .03% a month -42847;1364753361;[\\\];err 3% -42846;1364753372;[\\\];then you can pay 1% month and be making even MOAR -42845;1364753395;ThickAsThieves;you are jumping from me saying somehting has more value you than you think, to saying i think it has no risk -42844;1364753397;ThickAsThieves;silly -42843;1364753460;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.434 = 0.868 BTC [+] -42842;1364753468;[\\\];the more risky something is, generally the less valuable it is due ot the negative EV -42841;1364753480;ThickAsThieves;you are oversimplifynig -42840;1364753488;ThickAsThieves;i still have room to arb low-cost shares -42839;1364753493;ThickAsThieves;and many other factors -42838;1364753501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11654 @ 0.00065164 = 7.5942 BTC [-] -42837;1364753503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 746 @ 0.00065134 = 0.4859 BTC [-] -42836;1364753514;[\\\];what you do with shares has nothing to do with company 'value' -42835;1364753521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -42834;1364753540;ThickAsThieves;why would you assume i'd put company value over my own position -42833;1364753548;ThickAsThieves;these are dynamic factors -42832;1364753709;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779 BTC [+] -42831;1364753821;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.434 = 0.868 BTC [+] -42830;1364753903;Scrat;[17:56] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159935.msg1709554#msg1709554 -42829;1364753907;Scrat;lol, they're using mongodb -42828;1364753919;Scrat;are they for fucking real -42827;1364754060;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [+] -42826;1364754137;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.151001 BTC [-] -42825;1364754201;[\\\];Scrat, at least its not MS Access -42824;1364754504;Scrat;this is a textbook example of 2 multistatement queries arriving at the same time on a database that can't do transactional locking -42823;1364754561;pigeons;you have to use mongodb to be picked up by ycombinator -42822;1364754574;Scrat;pigeons: correct -42821;1364754582;pigeons;you're allowed to use Go now if you don't want to use rails -42820;1364754597;copumpkin;or scheme -42819;1364754600;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.433 = 0.866 BTC [-] -42818;1364754604;copumpkin;since graham likes scheme -42817;1364754613;Scrat;if you go with the trifecta (node/mongo/redis) YC will refuse NOT to accept you -42816;1364754644;copumpkin;wow! -42815;1364754651;copumpkin;then I can make like $7k just like that -42814;1364754660;copumpkin;get "rich" quick scheme -42813;1364754728;Scrat;copumpkin: I'll let you in on a secret -42812;1364754736;Scrat;copumpkin: lobster.ttf -42811;1364754751;Scrat;100% guaranteed vulture capital -42810;1364754782;pigeons;whisper "bootstrap" into dustin hoffman's ear -42809;1364754808;copumpkin;:O -42808;1364754832;copumpkin;Scrat: I see what you mean -42807;1364754840;copumpkin;it's amazing I have not picked up on this sooner -42806;1364755130;thestrin1puller;;;seen smickles -42805;1364755130;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 13 hours, 32 minutes, and 28 seconds ago: oh, it just changed -42804;1364755683;mircea_popescu;Scrat hm ? -42803;1364755740;mircea_popescu; you have to use mongodb to be picked up by ycombinator << heh. -42802;1364755853;mircea_popescu;what i find funniest in all this recent coin* drama is piuk's haste to divest from any relation to anything that may even be vaguely related to yshit. -42801;1364755856;mircea_popescu;i think it speaks volumes. -42800;1364755874;Scrat;mircea_popescu: what -42799;1364755926;mircea_popescu;i dunno, you hilighted me -42798;1364755946;mircea_popescu;also http://sphotos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/484142_487005764686476_40092274_n.jpg -42797;1364755982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21254 @ 0.00065134 = 13.8436 BTC [-] -42796;1364755984;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14662 @ 0.0006506 = 9.5391 BTC [-] -42795;1364756129;KRS1;Shave ya snatch https://si0.twimg.com/profile_images/110479356/dial-100.jpg -42794;1364756231;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.38 = 0.76 BTC [+] -42793;1364756242;smickles;;;seen smickles -42792;1364756242;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 13 hours, 51 minutes, and 1 second ago: oh, it just changed -42791;1364756267;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.00499 = 0.01 BTC [+] -42790;1364756690;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3685 @ 0.00064633 = 2.3817 BTC [-] -42789;1364756793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00064772 = 10.1044 BTC [+] -42788;1364756919;bitesak;;;ticker -42787;1364756919;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.81704, Best ask: 93.35000, Bid-ask spread: 0.53296, Last trade: 92.81603, 24 hour volume: 15140.92464305, 24 hour low: 90.20220, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.43116 -42786;1364756994;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.00671 BTC [-] -42785;1364756997;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.00671 = 0.0134 BTC [-] -42784;1364757040;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.0067 = 0.0201 BTC [-] -42783;1364757061;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.601 BTC [+] -42782;1364757660;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 2.01 BTC [-] -42781;1364757900;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.209 = 2.418 BTC [+] -42780;1364757949;thestrin1puller;;;seen smickles -42779;1364757949;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 28 minutes and 26 seconds ago: ;;seen smickles -42778;1364757960;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4329999 = 0.866 BTC [-] -42777;1364758020;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.6099 = 1.8297 BTC [+] -42776;1364758140;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4329999 = 1.299 BTC [-] -42775;1364758200;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 6 @ 1.209 = 7.254 BTC [+] -42774;1364758218;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 35 @ 0.38 = 13.3 BTC [+] -42773;1364758320;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.433 BTC [+] -42772;1364758361;thestrin1puller;mr. smickles where is you! -42771;1364758409;thestrin1puller;:( -42770;1364758511;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.38 = 3.8 BTC [+] -42769;1364758932;thestrin1puller;I lik ehow Bitcointroll.org goes to bitcointalk -42768;1364759220;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.6099 = 2.4396 BTC [+] -42767;1364759240;thestrin1puller;;;seen smickles -42766;1364759241;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 49 minutes and 58 seconds ago: ;;seen smickles -42765;1364760554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.004 = 20 BTC [+] -42764;1364760709;mircea_popescu;http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?singlepost=3171400 -42763;1364760712;mircea_popescu;teh haet. -42762;1364760841;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 2.01 = 4.02 BTC [-] -42761;1364760893;thestrin1puller;damn it I shoiuld have withdrawn coin from smickles with all this havelock trades going on -42760;1364760897;thestrin1puller;ugh -42759;1364760998;Bugpowder;Denninger can suck it -42758;1364761021;mircea_popescu;remarkably flawed arguments he has. -42757;1364761030;Bugpowder;If you have to write up something so convoluted to trash bitcoin that I can't even understand what your argument is, you have a problem -42756;1364761032;deadweasel;He owns bitcoin, wants more, trying to get the price down. -42755;1364761039;Bugpowder;he doesn't own bitcoin -42754;1364761043;mircea_popescu;he fails to realise that the link between address and physical person is optional to the person -42753;1364761047;mircea_popescu;and just assumes it as a given -42752;1364761052;mircea_popescu;he fails to understand that the -42751;1364761055;Bugpowder;I have been reading him since 07 -42750;1364761069;mircea_popescu;'duties" of the segnior are easily, and discretely, accimplished by the bitcoin holders. -42749;1364761078;mircea_popescu;whoever doesn't sell in a market downturn is doing exactly that. -42748;1364761116;Bugpowder;He is pretty good at analysis of traditional financial markets, but gets himself into trouble whenever he leaves his narrow zone of expertise -42747;1364761122;mircea_popescu;this is starting to become characteristic of the older teapartiers... i'd call it truthstranding -42746;1364761130;mircea_popescu;they get a strand of truth and run with it, in the process breaking it off. -42745;1364761137;mircea_popescu;yeah. -42744;1364761143;benkay;who? -42743;1364761150;Bugpowder;Karl Denninger -42742;1364761155;mircea_popescu;we're discussingdenninger's recent nonsense, you came halfway in -42741;1364761177;Bugpowder;One of the first people that really nailed the call of the housing collapes and financial panic -42740;1364761179;benkay;i'm forever halfway in -42739;1364761194;benkay;ah yes, okay. spun up. -42738;1364761197;Bugpowder;but since 2008, if you followed his guidance you would have lost a lot of gains. -42737;1364761215;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder in fairness tho, i'd rather see this sort of mistaken argument than the outright meaningless drivel from kruger&monkey co -42736;1364761239;Bugpowder;I just can't be bothered to parse what he has written there -42735;1364761245;Bugpowder;is so obtuse and confused -42734;1364761251;mircea_popescu;kinda. -42733;1364761251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1871 @ 0.00064633 = 1.2093 BTC [-] -42732;1364761253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5301 @ 0.00064364 = 3.4119 BTC [-] -42731;1364761262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7528 @ 0.00064363 = 4.8452 BTC [-] -42730;1364761280;mircea_popescu;i wish people would have the sense to /join #bitcoin-assets herpderp here's my new theory!!1 -42729;1364761282;mircea_popescu;first. -42728;1364761304;mircea_popescu;get laughed to shit, straighten their head, live happier lives. -42727;1364761327;benkay;most people don't straighten their heads after suffering others laughter -42726;1364761341;Bugpowder;anyway, I'm banned from commenting on the subforum related to his market ticker posts. -42725;1364761345;Bugpowder;so, why bother -42724;1364761348;mircea_popescu;ahahaha what ? -42723;1364761360;Bugpowder;he bans you whenever he disagrees with you -42722;1364761366;mircea_popescu;sigh -42721;1364761369;thestrin1puller;Bugpowder: Did you get the bondholders their money back? -42720;1364761384;thestrin1puller;:D -42719;1364761420;Bugpowder;this is how the market-ticker forums turned from a good resource of market analysis back in 2007-2008 into a sycophantic group of blathering teabaggers. -42718;1364761432;DeaDTerra;WTS G.SDICE,G.MPOE, G.BBET, TU.Silver and BTCQuick shares! Pm me with offer :) -42717;1364761478;Bugpowder;I made a very soft rebuttal to one of his tickers, boom. Banned from posting -42716;1364761506;benkay;what was it that the inimitable jove said about fools? -42715;1364761510;mircea_popescu;he's lucky he doesn't have me there i guess -42714;1364761510;Bugpowder;In other news, Audi's a fucking over priced. -42713;1364761522;Bugpowder;you would be banned immediately -42712;1364761527;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i think tiberiusiv can get you a deal. -42711;1364761529;Bugpowder;you may be prebanned -42710;1364761535;benkay;"a wise man once told me/don't argue with fools/'cause at a distance/people can't tell who's who" -42709;1364761554;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder why, just because i'd post bbq's of his wife doing donkey dongs ? -42708;1364761631;benkay;wtf bbq? -42707;1364761668;deadweasel;wtfbbq indeed -42706;1364761819;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.157 = 0.471 BTC [+] -42705;1364761860;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43997999 BTC [+] -42704;1364762160;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43998 BTC [+] -42703;1364762225;Bugpowder;;;ticker -42702;1364762225;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 91.63384, Best ask: 92.15621, Bid-ask spread: 0.52237, Last trade: 92.40000, 24 hour volume: 17296.36135741, 24 hour low: 90.21010, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.48813 -42701;1364762263;Bugpowder;hmm -42700;1364762280;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.43997999 BTC [-] -42699;1364762335;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14000 @ 0.00064772 = 9.0681 BTC [+] -42698;1364762491;Bugpowder;Looks like I picked the wrong morning to buy calls -42697;1364762495;Bugpowder;stupid -42696;1364762551;bitesak;it's okay, you can buy more in a few days -42695;1364762569;Bugpowder;wait for the dipppp -42694;1364762641;ChaangNoi;!assbot are you gay? -42693;1364762666;assbot;only when you are around. -42692;1364762670;ChaangNoi;lol sup niggers? -42691;1364762683;mircea_popescu;ahaha -42690;1364762685;ChaangNoi;lol assbot your delay is suspect -42689;1364762717;ChaangNoi;im on "holiday" -42688;1364762729;benkay;this so-called holiday -42687;1364762731;ChaangNoi;i miss "work" -42686;1364762749;ChaangNoi;hell i miss mp even -42685;1364762782;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136466777435.jpg there, special for you. -42684;1364762792;ChaangNoi;i bought a phone that will give me internet and a laptop that will use it -42683;1364762811;ChaangNoi;holy fuck i see a photo in chat! -42682;1364762821;mircea_popescu;haha -42681;1364762824;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160785.0;all -42680;1364762832;ChaangNoi;no photo this time -42679;1364762834;mircea_popescu;people trying to be mpoe-pr two weeks later -42678;1364762846;ChaangNoi;im pretty drunk now -42677;1364762867;ChaangNoi;iv been impressed with stuff you have written in theh passed -42676;1364762882;ChaangNoi;but it is just a waste now -42675;1364762897;ChaangNoi;im on "holiday" -42674;1364762912;ChaangNoi;;;asks 95 -42673;1364762912;gribble;There are currently 8927.9373 bitcoins offered at or under 95.0 USD, worth 842763.877288 USD in total. | Data vintage: 55.2377 seconds -42672;1364762917;ChaangNoi;fuck -42671;1364762921;ChaangNoi;;;bids 90 -42670;1364762921;gribble;There are currently 3779.9471 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 341641.165297 USD in total. | Data vintage: 64.1880 seconds -42669;1364762943;ChaangNoi;mpsend me that link in about 2 weeks -42668;1364762953;benkay;holy shit -42667;1364762963;benkay;re import of private keys -42666;1364762965;benkay;Too dangerous for easy access - do you really want to enable people stealing coins from newbies? Power users can already import private keys using the debug console. -42665;1364762972;ChaangNoi;? -42664;1364762974;benkay;WHO THE FUCK LUKE JR -42663;1364762983;benkay;don't tell me what's dangerous -42662;1364762983;ChaangNoi;?? -42661;1364762987;benkay;bitcoin is inherently dangerous -42660;1364762991;kakobrekla;some newb on this chan benkay -42659;1364763005;ChaangNoi;it it tiberslav? -42658;1364763008;benkay;these assholes seem to want bitcoins to be a "safe" thing to do -42657;1364763022;ChaangNoi;tiberslav vs bengay? -42656;1364763027;benkay;if you want safe put your fiat into a bank -42655;1364763041;benkay;i know who lukejr is -42654;1364763048;ChaangNoi;brb need a new bot of black label -42653;1364763049;benkay;i'm attempting to express outrage -42652;1364763111;ChaangNoi;? -42651;1364763122;ChaangNoi;mp you drink some times/ -42650;1364763153;mircea_popescu;sure. -42649;1364763166;ChaangNoi;cool -42648;1364763184;ChaangNoi;gribble left :/ -42647;1364763201;ChaangNoi;is bengay tiberslav? -42646;1364763243;benkay;man you wish you could rile me with that -42645;1364763252;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -42644;1364763256;ChaangNoi;with what? -42643;1364763259;ChaangNoi;hey d3 -42642;1364763259;Diablo-D3;goddamnit -42641;1364763261;Diablo-D3;nanotube: FIX -42640;1364763262;benkay;but i've been called icy hot since high school -42639;1364763271;Diablo-D3;nanotube: FIX -42638;1364763273;Diablo-D3;nanotube: FIX -42637;1364763273;Diablo-D3;nanotube: FIX -42636;1364763273;Diablo-D3;nanotube: FIX -42635;1364763273;Diablo-D3;nanotube: FIX -42634;1364763289;ChaangNoi;d3 holy shit, its zombie day, be careful -42633;1364763326;Diablo-D3;I am the immortal lord of the underworld and all that is evil -42632;1364763336;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla : "They do 250gh a wait." -42631;1364763347;assbot;spam detected -42630;1364763352;[\\\];if gribble pings out -42629;1364763353;assbot;or sumthn. -42628;1364763356;[\\\];most likely, nanotube has too -42627;1364763372;mircea_popescu;why so aggitated -42626;1364763378;[\\\];no meds -42625;1364763383;ChaangNoi;d3 i bought a mac book air -42624;1364763441;ChaangNoi;lol is assbot human? -42623;1364763454;assbot;fuckin gay rite nao -42622;1364763459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8295 @ 0.00064363 = 5.3389 BTC [-] -42621;1364763460;ChaangNoi;lol -42620;1364763461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14850 @ 0.00064219 = 9.5365 BTC [-] -42619;1364763464;ChaangNoi;hi kako -42618;1364763473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7755 @ 0.00063719 = 4.9414 BTC [-] -42617;1364763480;kakobrekla;hi chang sup -42616;1364763486;ChaangNoi;:) -42615;1364763501;ChaangNoi;im drinking a bot of whisky that will cover the weeks holiday -42614;1364763553;thestrin1puller;;;ticker -42613;1364763558;thestrin1puller;;;gribble -42612;1364763566;ChaangNoi;he left -42611;1364763591;ChaangNoi;i bought the first evar ordered bfl -42610;1364763598;ChaangNoi;was i a fool? -42609;1364763610;ChaangNoi;bfl asic btw -42608;1364763622;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure it wasn;'t you, but -42607;1364763631;mircea_popescu;2-300 btc ? wd to them lol. -42606;1364763652;ChaangNoi;? lol what? -42605;1364763660;ChaangNoi;i bought the first evar ordered bfl -42604;1364763666;ChaangNoi;bfl asic -42603;1364763676;ChaangNoi;not fpga -42602;1364763689;ChaangNoi;wd =? -42601;1364763696;ChaangNoi;keep in mind im trahsed -42600;1364763708;KRS1;i asked em for bank transfer req..i have it looks like an order # on it..jody said no matter how long it takes to wire the money, they will keep my place in line..wonder if i should send it now.. -42599;1364763726;ChaangNoi;i dont know -42598;1364763746;ChaangNoi;i just had the opertunity to be first in line and was like fuck it sure -42597;1364763777;benkay;what's the best decision we can talk ChaangNoi into, y'all? -42596;1364763791;benkay;buying a bunch of MPOE? -42595;1364763794;benkay;shorting BTC? -42594;1364763800;ChaangNoi;lol -42593;1364763810;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P200T] 1000 @ 1.45869937 = 1458.6994 BTC -42592;1364763828;ChaangNoi;bengay isnot tibersav! -42591;1364763835;ChaangNoi;either of you from /g/ -42590;1364763845;benkay;would anyone admit to that? -42589;1364763848;ChaangNoi;be honest -42588;1364763853;mircea_popescu;o.o -42587;1364763864;mircea_popescu;that's like a house worth of puts -42586;1364763868;ChaangNoi;benkay ight be from /g/ -42585;1364763868;mircea_popescu;are we going down ? -42584;1364763895;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi wd = well done -42583;1364763907;ChaangNoi;thanks -42582;1364763917;bitesak;s3052 suggests we are going down first before rising -42581;1364763938;ChaangNoi;link to his post or sht the fuck up -42580;1364763952;mircea_popescu;ya but s4420 says we're going up -42579;1364763955;mircea_popescu;there's 9999 of them -42578;1364763964;thestringpuller;yay tiberiusiv returns -42577;1364763968;thestringpuller;my all time favorite troll -42576;1364763970;ChaangNoi;that is why i asked for link , we can kill 1 at a time -42575;1364763982;thestringpuller;he's better than EskimoBob!!!! -42574;1364763993;ChaangNoi;? -42573;1364764008;ChaangNoi;tibersav? i hear aids is bad in nigera -42572;1364764018;ChaangNoi;can i send you some condoms? -42571;1364764035;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: did give some good advice -42570;1364764038;ChaangNoi;condomsare condoms -42569;1364764043;thestringpuller;invest in index funds -42568;1364764064;ChaangNoi;lol tiberslav from mp, awesome -42567;1364764065;smickles;< tiberiusiv> mircea probably faked last months losses just to keep the bondholders $ << are you kidding? the bot is easy to take advantage of when there are movements like last month -42566;1364764078;smickles;eve as a fraud, he would't have to fake it -42565;1364764085;ChaangNoi;tiberslav must be a mp troll if he supports him so -42564;1364764093;smickles;he'd just have to trade against his bot in the known profitable way -42563;1364764101;ChaangNoi;tiberslav why you love mp so?? -42562;1364764108;ChaangNoi;tiberslav you a gay nigerian? -42561;1364764123;benkay;ChaangNoi why are you so obsessed with homosexuals? -42560;1364764128;kakobrekla;i think mp is paying tiberiusiv -42559;1364764130;ChaangNoi;tiberslav you an mp sock pupet? -42558;1364764140;ChaangNoi;bengay im homosex forevar -42557;1364764159;mircea_popescu;shit -42556;1364764162;mircea_popescu;my evil plan. foiled. -42555;1364764165;ChaangNoi;tiberslave is an mp drone -42554;1364764167;smickles;the jig is up! -42553;1364764171;mircea_popescu;the jig! -42552;1364764179;ChaangNoi;tiberslave lulz -42551;1364764184;thestringpuller;YES -42550;1364764187;mircea_popescu;im paying him in kakobrekla cupcakes -42549;1364764199;mircea_popescu;they do 250 jiggajigz a wait. -42548;1364764199;thestringpuller;"I use icyhot these niggas bengay" -42547;1364764201;kakobrekla;hehe lotsa hashes -42546;1364764214;ChaangNoi;lol -42545;1364764227;ChaangNoi;fucking happy zombar day mother fuckerz -42544;1364764289;thestringpuller;icyhot: http://rapgenius.com/926211/Tito-lopez-mama-proud/I-stay-icy-hot-these-niggas-bengay -42543;1364764313;mircea_popescu;!ticker m ^oix -42542;1364764315;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 81.34382041 / 96.14661174 / 140.1904003 (3745 shares, 1,948.96 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -42541;1364764330;smickles;$vwap ^ -42540;1364764332;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 96.14661174 high: 140.1904003 low: 81.34382041 volume: 3745 btc: 1948.9574312 30 day: no data -42539;1364764335;smickles;less keys, same info -42538;1364764346;mircea_popescu;mk the oix is back on track -42537;1364764369;ChaangNoi;i will be honest im shocked we are this high, and even bullish on this long ass weekend -42536;1364764373;icyhot;it's so nice tnat someone besides myself in assets likes shitty rap music -42535;1364764377;ChaangNoi;next week 150? -42534;1364764386;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi somebody was buying 200 calls. -42533;1364764391;thestringpuller;rap is where it's at yo -42532;1364764396;ChaangNoi;i not shocked -42531;1364764399;thestringpuller;that's how I get all my investment advice is from rappers -42530;1364764402;ChaangNoi;once 100 breaks -42529;1364764427;icyhot;haha what's the best investment advice you ever got from a rapper? -42528;1364764429;ChaangNoi;100 after that the first reals resistance is 500 -42527;1364764437;thestringpuller;ChaangNoi: you should see the list of businesses that are accepting bitcoin -42526;1364764439;ChaangNoi;tiberslav -42525;1364764440;ChaangNoi;lol -42524;1364764465;ChaangNoi;tiberslave iv seen he list of people sending millions to buy btc -42523;1364764496;ChaangNoi;and i know the way the millions re trending -42522;1364764508;ChaangNoi;tibersalve im a much better troll than you -42521;1364764520;ChaangNoi;im such a good troll the peoopel here think im a memeber -42520;1364764544;ChaangNoi;tiberslav want to short bt with an escrowed bet? -42519;1364764558;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -42518;1364764558;ChaangNoi;i haz 1000 btc i could lose -42517;1364764578;ChaangNoi;pussy -42516;1364764590;thestringpuller;Why do you hate mircea_popescu tiberiusiv ? -42515;1364764596;thestringpuller;He's made a lot of people money. -42514;1364764607;ChaangNoi;tiberslave is a jelly nigerian -42513;1364764631;thestringpuller;In all seriousness, mathematically that is not the case... -42512;1364764642;thestringpuller;that's only happened in August... -42511;1364764676;thestringpuller;that wasn't a nominal loss due to the bullish nature of the volatility... -42510;1364764697;thestringpuller;the btc that were deposited were worth 50-60% less than at the time of the reported "loss" -42509;1364764709;ChaangNoi;i wish there was a palce i could buy virgins,,, h wait i need to go ontor -42508;1364764727;thestringpuller;you're missing the USD variable... -42507;1364764783;ChaangNoi;where is mp? he should bring out his bitches or whips -42506;1364764796;thestringpuller;1 million of that was his own money... -42505;1364764800;thestringpuller;if not more -42504;1364764815;thestringpuller;couldn't you say the same about the FED? -42503;1364764826;ChaangNoi;mp you haz more "meatinz"today? -42502;1364764829;thestringpuller;The FED does nothing but lose money...yet you still depend on them. -42501;1364764844;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0043 BTC [+] -42500;1364764852;thestringpuller;The FED prints 89bn a day -42499;1364764885;thestringpuller;dude Travelers Property casualty lost 1bn the month after Katrina in 2004 -42498;1364764892;thestringpuller;and that was AFTER screwing people out of flood insurance -42497;1364764908;thestringpuller;when a "disaster hits" insurance is going to lose money -42496;1364764922;thestringpuller;the only other option is to build an investment house of cards and distribute the exposure elsewhere -42495;1364764929;ChaangNoi;i don even know how to pm in this mac -42494;1364764931;thestringpuller;I feel like you're missing the true purpose/value of MPOE -42493;1364764954;thestringpuller;that's like saying the risk model of ALL insurance is broken -42492;1364764965;thestringpuller;no they aren't -42491;1364764970;thestringpuller;NO THEY AREN'T -42490;1364764989;thestringpuller;yes if your name is usagi -42489;1364765012;thestringpuller;and again you go on to list AIG among other companies -42488;1364765047;thestringpuller;;;gribble -42487;1364765060;ChaangNoi;tiberslav how much is mp paying you? -42486;1364765076;thestringpuller;seconded -42485;1364765084;gribble;yes I am gribble. why do you keep bothering me? -42484;1364765092;ChaangNoi;lol -42483;1364765100;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -42482;1364765102;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P200T] 335 @ 1.45892277 = 488.7391 BTC [+] -42481;1364765113;ChaangNoi;!gribble you is my bitch -42480;1364765129;gribble;There are currently 34838375 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9790953.35954 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0187 seconds -42479;1364765129;thestringpuller;Look at Bugpowder buying puts -42478;1364765137;Bugpowder;never buy puts -42477;1364765145;Bugpowder;Rule #1 -42476;1364765149;ChaangNoi;did you all know johney walker wells platnium whisky now? -42475;1364765151;ChaangNoi;hahhhahhaha -42474;1364765163;ChaangNoi;bug you is a rish mofo -42473;1364765169;thestringpuller;I made the highest returns on puts -42472;1364765184;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: is a neuroscientist, he is rich regardless... -42471;1364765189;Bugpowder;lol -42470;1364765193;Bugpowder;science does not pay well -42469;1364765194;ChaangNoi;bug made like 1 million usd in a month -42468;1364765197;thestringpuller;LIES -42467;1364765203;thestringpuller;Science never fails!!!!! -42466;1364765204;Bugpowder;loise -42465;1364765206;Bugpowder;lise -42464;1364765208;Bugpowder;lies -42463;1364765214;ChaangNoi;buggggg.... -42462;1364765224;ChaangNoi;wasit 2 million? -42461;1364765232;ChaangNoi;3mil? -42460;1364765235;ChaangNoi;4? -42459;1364765238;Bugpowder;I would have made that if I had put in my whole nut, rather than 105 -42458;1364765239;Bugpowder;10% -42457;1364765247;ChaangNoi;? -42456;1364765273;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: Diablo-D3 is banned from channel and wants to be let back in -42455;1364765276;ChaangNoi;sorry -42454;1364765283;Bugpowder;This is a new month though... and the gox backlog is up to 8500 -42453;1364765286;ChaangNoi;i flip out in usd and thai baht -42452;1364765306;mircea_popescu;apparently science can't speal. -42451;1364765317;ChaangNoi;mp lol -42450;1364765332;ChaangNoi;not spealing is my tradmark -42449;1364765349;ChaangNoi;it is the only way the cia can track me -42448;1364765359;Bugpowder;I have made about as much in bitcoins as I have in my entire career as a scientist (true story) -42447;1364765360;mircea_popescu;did we just hit red ? -42446;1364765385;ChaangNoi;bug what you do real life? -42445;1364765389;thestringpuller;So Bugpowder why not create a TV show -42444;1364765394;thestringpuller;Bugpowder the science guy -42443;1364765401;thestringpuller;or something that rhymes -42442;1364765404;mircea_popescu;because only retards are on tv? -42441;1364765419;ChaangNoi;im not kidding or trolling, bug just pm me -42440;1364765433;thestringpuller;has Havelock paid HIM div's yet? -42439;1364765443;ChaangNoi;lol mo i was on tv once -42438;1364765454;ChaangNoi;for national usa chess -42437;1364765455;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=162481.msg1710496#msg1710496 -42436;1364765459;mircea_popescu;the other jig is up -42435;1364765478;ChaangNoi;fucking a -42434;1364765484;ChaangNoi;fucking mac -42433;1364765491;ChaangNoi;i clik nothing -42432;1364765513;ChaangNoi;i dont knw how to open that link in a mac -42431;1364765537;thestringpuller;if mtgox crashes we all lose -42430;1364765545;thestringpuller;HOW WILL WE SELL ARE COIN? -42429;1364765548;jurov;goat, right click? lol -42428;1364765571;ChaangNoi;jurov no -42427;1364765573;ChaangNoi;fail -42426;1364765587;ChaangNoi;im pro all os -42425;1364765595;ChaangNoi;i can get it to work -42424;1364765598;ChaangNoi;cant -42423;1364765602;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 is banned ?! -42422;1364765613;ChaangNoi;from what? -42421;1364765628;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller's weak trolling omg -42420;1364765634;thestringpuller;I'm not rolling -42419;1364765635;ChaangNoi;? -42418;1364765637;thestringpuller;he messaged me -42417;1364765640;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 2.06 BTC [+] -42416;1364765645;ChaangNoi;?? -42415;1364765645;thestringpuller;14:26 Im banned in #bitcoin-assets -42414;1364765646;thestringpuller;14:26 ask assbot's owner to fix this -42413;1364765646;thestringpuller;14:27 What did you do? -42412;1364765646;thestringpuller;14:27 nothing -42411;1364765646;thestringpuller;14:27 and why are you asking me instead of kakobrekla? -42410;1364765648;thestringpuller;14:27 because this needs to be said in channel and you're available =P -42409;1364765659;thestringpuller;BOOM -42408;1364765664;thestringpuller;I'm not trolling -42407;1364765664;ChaangNoi;kako you ban d3? -42406;1364765665;mircea_popescu;um -42405;1364765684;ChaangNoi;kako if so why? -42404;1364765708;jurov; [21:56:10] spam detected -42403;1364765725;mircea_popescu;o his fix it flood huh -42402;1364765729;ChaangNoi;so random bat? -42401;1364765729;jurov;d3 freaked out several lines earlier -42400;1364765742;ChaangNoi;freaked out = ban? -42399;1364765759;jurov;i'm curious what kako says, too -42398;1364765787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00064772 = 5.6676 BTC [+] -42397;1364765950;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -42396;1364765950;gribble;Error: "bc,24hprc" is not a valid command. -42395;1364765960;thestringpuller;;;ticker -42394;1364765961;thestringpuller;ugh -42393;1364765966;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.30000, Best ask: 92.39999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 92.30000, 24 hour volume: 18678.78024216, 24 hour low: 90.50000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.42069 -42392;1364766117;smickles;;;bc,24hprc -42391;1364766118;gribble;Error: "bc,24hprc" is not a valid command. -42390;1364766123;smickles;what? -42389;1364766133;smickles;nanotube: what happened to bc,24hprc? -42388;1364766222;damientrog;anyone care to explain the semantics of these puts on USD or tell me where I can find the info? -42387;1364766241;smickles;damientrog: i can help -42386;1364766248;damientrog;great -42385;1364766248;smickles;give me an example one, i'll explain it -42384;1364766262;damientrog;O.USD.P050T -42383;1364766310;smickles;1 put contract for 1 btc expiring april 19 (last friday 'this' month), struck at 50 usd -42382;1364766345;smickles;the time it expires is the last second of the last minute of the day -42381;1364766392;damientrog;so what are the returns when that happens? -42380;1364766462;smickles;it returns 'spot' - strike in btc, if that is a positive amount -42379;1364766474;jurov;damientrog, https://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/call-option-calculation/msg2445/#msg2445 -42378;1364766481;jurov;^ i did a cheatsheet -42377;1364766512;damientrog;ah thanks guys, I want to understand what just happend to mc losing all that fortune -42376;1364766518;smickles;I say 'spot', because mepx use the weighted, all market 24h average -42375;1364766645;damientrog;ah jurov, you're the owner of coinbr, nice to see the owners here of the exchanges, or fronts thereof -42374;1364766652;smickles;;;ticker -42373;1364766662;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.30000, Best ask: 92.48298, Bid-ask spread: 0.18298, Last trade: 92.30000, 24 hour volume: 18458.17378448, 24 hour low: 90.50000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.44477 -42372;1364766857;smickles;;;calc .2242/.2022 -42371;1364766857;gribble;1.10880316518 -42370;1364766874;smickles;damn, mpoebot is offering a 10% better price than soebot -42369;1364767022;nanotube;smickles: use avgprc -42368;1364767027;nanotube;;;help avgprc -42367;1364767027;damientrog;so you're betting on the value of btc with btc, the sooner you call or put on a value the better deal you can make -42366;1364767027;gribble;(avgprc ) -- Returns volume-weighted average price data from MtGox. is a three-letter currency code, is the time window for the average, and can be '24h', '7d', or '30d'. -42365;1364767034;thestringpuller;;;avgprc -42364;1364767034;gribble;(avgprc ) -- Returns volume-weighted average price data from MtGox. is a three-letter currency code, is the time window for the average, and can be '24h', '7d', or '30d'. -42363;1364767040;thestringpuller;;;avgprc usd 24 -42362;1364767040;smickles;nanotube: there's a problem with that -42361;1364767043;nanotube;;;avgprc usd 24hh -42360;1364767046;thestringpuller;;;avgprc usd 24h -42359;1364767046;gribble;Error: Data not available. Available currencies are SLL, USD, AUD, CHF, SEK, RUB, CNY, JPY, XRP, BRL, ILS, GBP, NZD, SGD, PLN, EUR, DKK, THB, HKD, CAD, and available timeframes are 24h, 7d, 30d. -42358;1364767051;gribble;Error: Data not available. Available currencies are SLL, USD, AUD, CHF, SEK, RUB, CNY, JPY, XRP, BRL, ILS, GBP, NZD, SGD, PLN, EUR, DKK, THB, HKD, CAD, and available timeframes are 24h, 7d, 30d. -42357;1364767055;nanotube;>_> -42356;1364767056;gribble;92.33 -42355;1364767059;thestringpuller;XD -42354;1364767062;thestringpuller;LOLOL -42353;1364767066;smickles;nanotube: mpex uses the whole market weighted average, not just gox -42352;1364767081;jurov;;;bc,24hprc -42351;1364767081;gribble;Error: "bc,24hprc" is not a valid command. -42350;1364767094;nanotube;smickles: well, bc,24hprc was from bitcoincharts, as is avgprc. same datafeed -42349;1364767098;nanotube;USD is for all USD markets -42348;1364767106;nanotube;and bc,24hprc was only for USD markets -42347;1364767124;jurov;what is the difference, again? -42346;1364767126;smickles;nanotube: ah, so it's the same thing :) -42345;1364767133;nanotube;smickles: yep :) -42344;1364767140;nanotube;same data, different command style -42343;1364767152;smickles;when i say 'whole marke' i meant 'all usd exchanges on bitcoincharts' -42342;1364767157;nanotube;right :) -42341;1364767173;smickles;;;avgprc USD 24h -42340;1364767179;gribble;92.33 -42339;1364767186;jurov;;;avgprc EUR 24h -42338;1364767192;gribble;73.68 -42337;1364767223;smickles;$unconfirmed -42336;1364767225;mpexbot;smickles: 471 -42335;1364767237;smickles;wow, lowest i've seen that in a while -42334;1364767246;jurov;;;bc,stats -42333;1364767254;gribble;Current Blocks: 228959 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 864 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 12 hours, 4 minutes, and 35 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7351382.69866 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.79052 -42332;1364767256;thestringpuller;what's uncofirmed mean? -42331;1364767260;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.601 BTC [-] -42330;1364767269;smickles;unconfirmed txns on the network -42329;1364767273;thestringpuller;ah -42328;1364767347;thestringpuller;I love this wiki page: On 16 March 2013, a bank run began in the Republic of Cyprus after a proposed 'tax' was to be imposed on 19th March 2013. 6.7% of all assets under .100,000 were to be seized and 9.9% of all those above. Many members of the public decided to remove their money rather than pay for an economic crisis they had not caused. -42327;1364767348;Bugpowder;damientrog: You don't necessarily get a better return by buying early. There is a time * volatility premium built into the mpoebot's pricing model, that decays as expiration approaches. Typically the way you can get the highest leverage and returns are when buying options just before expiration followed by a big move -42326;1364767377;damientrog;ah, so the price is entirely decided by the bot -42325;1364767397;smickles;thestringpuller: that's so NPOV -42324;1364767401;damientrog;or are options traded amongst the market as well? -42323;1364767417;jurov;damientrog, you can write own options and sell them at any proice you want -42322;1364767440;jurov;but so far nobody managed to match mpoebot's volume -42321;1364767451;smickles;for example, look at the strikes, around 86 to 92 -42320;1364767454;damientrog;so if I now make a bid lower than the ask price it will either be bought when somebody sells his options or the bot lowers his price -42319;1364767456;Bugpowder;nothing is stopping someone from pricing mid market. But nobody has the capital to match the bot's volume -42318;1364767465;Bugpowder;correct -42317;1364767470;thestringpuller;smickles: NPOV? -42316;1364767472;smickles;i'm offering some, but i don't have the capital for mpoebot's volume -42315;1364767475;damientrog;.. anymore :) -42314;1364767485;thestringpuller;oh neutral point of view -42313;1364767499;thestringpuller;dude this page is awesome -42312;1364767501;smickles;thestringpuller: it's wikipedia's claim that they hold a Neutral Point Of View -42311;1364767516;damientrog;thanks for the help, now I understand -42310;1364767518;thestringpuller;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bank_runs - it's almost as funny as reading about Action Park -42309;1364767627;thestringpuller;People complain about Bitcoin but seriously...this page -42308;1364767660;smickles;thestringpuller: basically, wikipedia is ok until you actually consider the content -42307;1364767709;thestringpuller;true but I remember the Wachovia and WaMu failures. -42306;1364767720;thestringpuller;NEVER FORGET -42305;1364767826;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0043 = 0.0086 BTC [+] -42304;1364768028;jurov;O.o srsly? http://www.reddit.com/r/sex/comments/1bcku1/my_hands_have_become_callused_and_rough_from/ -42303;1364768563;smickles;some people -42302;1364768741;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P200T] 5 @ 1.45685701 = 7.2843 BTC [-] -42301;1364768810;Bugpowder;tomorrow break 100? -42300;1364768822;ThickAsThieves;iffy -42299;1364768831;Bugpowder;tomrrow hit 998 -42298;1364768832;Bugpowder;98 -42297;1364768833;Bugpowder;? -42296;1364768847;ThickAsThieves;iffy -42295;1364768855;Bugpowder;tomorrow hit 95? -42294;1364768859;ThickAsThieves;hehe -42293;1364768926;smickles;kakobrekla: that was a funny ban -42292;1364769009;smickles;;;ticker -42291;1364769015;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.98999, Best ask: 93.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01001, Last trade: 93.00000, 24 hour volume: 17860.78532294, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.51072 -42290;1364769066;ThickAsThieves;i think we'll hover under 100 for a few days then start rising again -42289;1364769107;ThickAsThieves;like when we broke 50 -42288;1364769126;smickles;;;calc 200/1.16799 -42287;1364769127;gribble;171.23434276 -42286;1364769167;smickles;;;calc 200/1.4568 -42285;1364769167;gribble;137.287204833 -42284;1364769175;Bugpowder;jesus we were at 30 on March 1st? -42283;1364769200;ThickAsThieves;hehe -42282;1364769232;ThickAsThieves;possibly get another sell off before 100, with a temporary 10% dip -42281;1364769267;smickles;;;(200-90)/90 -42280;1364769268;gribble;Error: "(200-90)/90" is not a valid command. -42279;1364769274;smickles;;;calc (200-90)/90 -42278;1364769275;gribble;1.22222222222 -42277;1364769436;smickles;;;calc 200/2.4568 -42276;1364769436;gribble;81.4067079127 -42275;1364769453;smickles;ah, no efin wonder -42274;1364769502;smickles;;;calc 200/2.16799 -42273;1364769503;gribble;92.2513480228 -42272;1364769559;Diablo-D3;!ticker -42271;1364769559;assbot;Your actions are useless. -42270;1364769563;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -42269;1364769569;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.98999, Best ask: 92.99998, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 92.98999, 24 hour volume: 17963.33825555, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.51548 -42268;1364769611;Bugpowder;well, if the current trends hold, we will be above 200 in 2 weeks :) -42267;1364769625;KRS1;whats quickets/safest way to buy btc with usd -42266;1364769631;KRS1;i used to use dwolla/gox -42265;1364769632;Bugpowder;localbitcoins -42264;1364769635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8317 @ 0.00064626 = 5.3749 BTC [-] -42263;1364769636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 513 @ 0.00063719 = 0.3269 BTC [-] -42262;1364769694;KRS1;oh nice -42261;1364769785;KRS1;ah this aint gonna work -42260;1364769788;KRS1;any other way -42259;1364769883;ThickAsThieves;dont use campx, i can tell you that -42258;1364769893;thestringpuller;campbx? -42257;1364769898;thestringpuller;what's wrong with campbx? -42256;1364769935;ThickAsThieves;took 3 weeks to deposit my btc, lost out on about a $3000USD price rise -42255;1364769955;ThickAsThieves;that was about the third delay i had with them -42254;1364769969;ThickAsThieves;the others didnt really cost me anything other than frustration -42253;1364770020;ThickAsThieves;not deposit my btc, sorry, deposit my USD -42252;1364770144;thestringpuller;I have no trouble with CampBx then again I'm from Atlanta so I guess they like the local support of mah money -42251;1364770342;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01959 BTC [+] -42250;1364770346;KRS1;i want to buy with cash/atm -42249;1364770360;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.011 = 0.033 BTC [+] -42248;1364770370;KRS1;i have to make up for some bad trades a few weeks ago -42247;1364770493;smickles;KRS1: have you tried #bitcoin-otc? -42246;1364770535;KRS1;yeaaah..i was thinking that..idk -42245;1364770538;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.771994 BTC [-] -42244;1364770641;smickles;for me, using -otc is like fishing -42243;1364770698;ThickAsThieves;sometimes you get a boot? -42242;1364771014;smickles;well, i bait my hook and put it out there. if after a day of trying, i still haven't caught anything, I go to the market instead. -42241;1364771060;smickles;though, in the case of actual fishing, it's been years since I haven't caught a fish within an hour of trying -42240;1364771098;smickles;but you wouldn't know that unless i told you, so it's still a good analogy -42239;1364771101;smickles;:D -42238;1364771113;jurov;anyone wants to (re)invest to MPOE bonds passthrough? 1 hour left. -42237;1364771293;awkorama;till what ? -42236;1364771469;thestringpuller;DUDE -42235;1364771495;thestringpuller;TIL that the guy who won the 2011 nobel prize in economics thinks there should be 17 tillion in QE -42234;1364771496;smickles;SWEET -42233;1364771530;thestringpuller;Paul Krugman -42232;1364771535;thestringpuller;This guy is insane. -42231;1364771538;thestringpuller;Fuck dis guy -42230;1364771549;smickles;thestringpuller: the current mainstream view is that the economic problems will be soothed by printing lots of money -42229;1364771567;thestringpuller;None of that printed money is in the market yet. -42228;1364771575;thestringpuller;So what happens when it flows into the actual economy? -42227;1364771575;smickles;oft cited example is the depressions staved off by people mining gold while we were on the gold standard -42226;1364771595;thestringpuller;The money supply has grown 300% -42225;1364771616;smickles;basically, the idea is to inflate during economic downturns -42224;1364771639;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [-] -42223;1364771643;smickles;that way, people spend money faster, and eventually you get thru the downturn -42222;1364771702;smickles;whereas, if you didn't inflate the money, people would not spend as much or as fast, and the downturn would get significantly worse -42221;1364771717;thestringpuller;but what if we see real inflation? -42220;1364771721;thestringpuller;like 10-20% -42219;1364771727;smickles;that's what they want -42218;1364771734;thestringpuller;To rob us? -42217;1364771741;smickles;normal inflation is ~5% -42216;1364771749;thestringpuller;UGH -42215;1364771751;smickles;downturn inflation is upwards of 10% -42214;1364771781;smickles;and if the economy is doing really f-ing good, <5% -42213;1364771789;smickles;to slow those fuckers down -42212;1364771794;thestringpuller;this seems iffy I am being told at 10% inflation -42211;1364771799;thestringpuller;treasury bonds lose half their value -42210;1364771831;smickles;well, they don't want you to buy those bonds during a downturn -42209;1364771848;smickles;they want you to buy them when all is good after the downturn -42208;1364771880;smickles;during the dwonturn, they don't want you to save or invest, they want you to spend -42207;1364771901;smickles;and 'you' is the rich people, prolly not really you -42206;1364771928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00063325 = 5.6359 BTC [-] -42205;1364771935;thestringpuller;the case you are presenting me makes me want to put all my money into bitcoin -42204;1364771978;smickles;well, bitcoin might be a little risky for that -42203;1364771987;Diablo-D3;just ran the dividends for DMC -42202;1364771998;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1711100#msg1711100 -42201;1364772715;bitessak;;;ticker -42200;1364772721;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.10001, Best ask: 93.10500, Bid-ask spread: 0.00499, Last trade: 93.10001, 24 hour volume: 19029.16932908, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.57267 -42199;1364772779;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 2.02 = 12.12 BTC [-] -42198;1364772789;bitessak;https://twitter.com/joerogan/status/317526394575917056 -42197;1364772806;ThickAsThieves;nice -42196;1364772839;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 9 @ 2.01 = 18.09 BTC [-] -42195;1364772900;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 25 @ 2 = 50 BTC [-] -42194;1364773017;smickles;$moo -42193;1364773019;mpexbot;smickles: It's starting to sound like Wal-Mart in here -42192;1364773065;kakobrekla;a billion dollar market -42191;1364773072;kakobrekla;witch charts and graphs and all -42190;1364773076;kakobrekla;dont forget. -42189;1364773168;thestringpuller;people are dumping HIM oh no -42188;1364773175;thestringpuller;post dividend hit -42187;1364773336;KRS1;asicminer looks profitable from what i am seeing..i dont have much info on them but seems ok -42186;1364773344;KRS1;are they still selling shares -42185;1364773362;Diablo-D3;no -42184;1364773379;thestringpuller;you can probably get passthru on Bitfunder -42183;1364773385;jurov;KRS1: shares are reseller ehre for example: https://bitfunder.com/asset/G.ASICMINER-PT -42182;1364773391;jurov;*reselled here -42181;1364773397;Diablo-D3;I dont recommend passthroughs -42180;1364773402;Diablo-D3;passthrough owners cannot be trusted -42179;1364773406;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 27 @ 0.003099 = 0.0837 BTC [+] -42178;1364773415;KRS1;yeah i heard mixed things about bitfunder -42177;1364773428;kakobrekla;while yourself being sort of pt Diablo-D3 -42176;1364773429;jurov;such as? -42175;1364773447;jurov;bitfunder is one thing, asset issuers on it are completely another -42174;1364773467;KRS1;ohh i see yeah it was a resller on bitfunder i take that back -42173;1364773474;KRS1;now i remember better thanks -42172;1364773478;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: not really -42171;1364773490;kakobrekla;DMC Assets held: -42170;1364773491;kakobrekla;106 BTC-MINING -42169;1364773491;kakobrekla;1000 BTCMC -42168;1364773491;kakobrekla;1000 ASICMINER -42167;1364773494;kakobrekla;-- -42166;1364773500;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: seeing as DMC is shutting down to fix the problem nefario caused, nope. -42165;1364773502;kakobrekla;its a fuckin pt mixup. -42164;1364773518;thestringpuller;DMC is shutting down? -42163;1364773522;thestringpuller;what happened to your billion dollar plan? -42162;1364773532;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: million, and its becoming a 200 million dollar plan -42161;1364773535;Diablo-D3;see the notice in the op -42160;1364773542;thestringpuller;nah I'm too lazy -42159;1364773547;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.771994 = 6.9479 BTC [-] -42158;1364773550;thestringpuller;direct links please -42157;1364773581;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg1711100#msg1711100 -42156;1364773589;Diablo-D3;er wrong post -42155;1364773604;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77469.msg861305#msg861305 -42154;1364773740;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.61 = 1.83 BTC [+] -42153;1364773745;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.771995 = 1.544 BTC [+] -42152;1364773752;jurov;not very cool. was hoping for abandoned cold war installation or such -42151;1364773779;jurov;like, DC with nuclear lauch capability on site :) -42150;1364773902;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.000649 = 0.0065 BTC [+] -42149;1364773920;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 19 @ 0.614888 = 11.6829 BTC [+] -42148;1364774143;Diablo-D3;jurov: we may actually HAVE one up here in maine -42147;1364774149;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [+] -42146;1364774158;Diablo-D3;jurov: might buy it as a tape storage vault, really -42145;1364774279;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.61488 = 1.2298 BTC [-] -42144;1364774330;Diablo-D3;but yeah, I cant wait until I can start phase 2 -42143;1364774347;Diablo-D3;it'll drive BTC up to $1000 -42142;1362096057;kakobrekla;O_o -42141;1362097080;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.429 BTC [-] -42140;1362098138;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 24 @ 0.378 = 9.072 BTC [-] -42139;1362098235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00062903 = 9.5613 BTC [-] -42138;1362098253;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.772 = 2.316 BTC [+] -42137;1362098265;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77495 BTC [+] -42136;1362098276;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77695 BTC [+] -42135;1362098282;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.777 = 4.662 BTC [+] -42134;1362098313;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [-] -42133;1362098613;thestringpuller;Did I just see someone dump MPOE stock then put it into ASICMINER...? -42132;1362098646;ThickAsThieves;how dare they -42131;1362098916;thestringpuller;it is too high -42130;1362098924;thestringpuller;What about KLIM? -42129;1362098929;thestringpuller;!ticker h KLIM -42128;1362098931;assbot;Your actions are useless. -42127;1362098948;thestringpuller;!ticker h KCIM -42126;1362098949;assbot;[HAVELOCK:KCIM] 1D: 1.00000100 / 1.09894165 / 1.20900000 (17 shares, 18.68200800 BTC), 7D: 0.99500000 / 1.10475013 / 1.25000000 (60 shares, 66.28500800 BTC), 30D: 0.95500000 / 1.13694272 / 1.48000000 (161 shares, 183.04777800 BTC) -42125;1362098981;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -42124;1362098982;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 2.00000000 / 2.00872727 / 2.08000000 (55 shares, 110.48000000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.79371529 / 2.08000000 (242 shares, 434.07910099 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.77995476 / 2.08000000 (757 shares, 1347.42575265 BTC) -42123;1362098983;jurov;thestringpuller: if they managed to teleport btcs from mpex to btct -42122;1362099005;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -42121;1362099006;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00062903 / 0.00065976 / 0.00068374 (620725 shares, 409.54 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.00065759 / 0.00068374 (2521551 shares, 1,658.15 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.00072825 / 0.00078628 (18137686 shares, 13,208.90 BTC) -42120;1362099209;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0025 BTC [-] -42119;1362099254;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 8 @ 0.00204 = 0.0163 BTC [-] -42118;1362099270;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00203 BTC [-] -42117;1362099272;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.00203 = 0.0041 BTC [-] -42116;1362099326;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 88 @ 0.002012 = 0.1771 BTC [-] -42115;1362099365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12050 @ 0.0006321 = 7.6168 BTC [+] -42114;1362099367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00063663 = 0.573 BTC [+] -42113;1362099655;pizzaman1337;;;asks 99.999 -42112;1362099662;gribble;There are currently 24624.678 bitcoins offered at or under 99.999 USD, worth 2377593.73016 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0014 seconds -42111;1362099664;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105 BTC [-] -42110;1362099700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00062903 = 6.2588 BTC [-] -42109;1362100078;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -42108;1362100248;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.1599 = 0.4797 BTC [+] -42107;1362101137;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.165 BTC [+] -42106;1362101143;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.165 BTC [+] -42105;1362101147;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [+] -42104;1362101158;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [+] -42103;1362101162;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -42102;1362101165;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 17 @ 0.2 = 3.4 BTC [+] -42101;1362101174;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -42100;1362101228;KRS1;pizzaman what to you think about the poss of a sell at $99-$100 -42099;1362101402;pizzaman1337;should hit that sooner or later -42098;1362101486;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 150 @ 0.002012 = 0.3018 BTC [-] -42097;1362101533;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.2699 = 1.3495 BTC [+] -42096;1362101537;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.27999 BTC [+] -42095;1362101546;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.28 = 2.8 BTC [+] -42094;1362101711;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7789 BTC [+] -42093;1362101839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00419786 = 2.0989 BTC [+] -42092;1362102172;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7789 = 1.5578 BTC [+] -42091;1362102419;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.444 = 1.332 BTC [+] -42090;1362102592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00419787 = 4.1979 BTC [+] -42089;1362102625;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1350 @ 0.00419788 = 5.6671 BTC [+] -42088;1362102725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1915 @ 0.00062903 = 1.2046 BTC [-] -42087;1362102727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4062 @ 0.00062878 = 2.5541 BTC [-] -42086;1362102732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7050 @ 0.00062244 = 4.3882 BTC [-] -42085;1362103019;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.443 = 1.329 BTC [-] -42084;1362103318;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.6 BTC [-] -42083;1362103819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00060871 = 4.5653 BTC [-] -42082;1362104759;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.59 = 1.77 BTC [-] -42081;1362104760;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 16 @ 0.58 = 9.28 BTC [-] -42080;1362104865;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.28 BTC [+] -42079;1362105119;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.61 = 1.22 BTC [+] -42078;1362105239;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 38 @ 0.61 = 23.18 BTC [+] -42077;1362106159;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77891 BTC [+] -42076;1362106312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8810 @ 0.00060101 = 5.2949 BTC [-] -42075;1362107665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7756 @ 0.00060871 = 4.7212 BTC [+] -42074;1362108270;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 750 @ 0.002012 = 1.509 BTC [-] -42073;1362108349;MJR_III;hey guys -42072;1362108355;MJR_III;anyone around? -42071;1362108397;MJR_III;smickles: perfect -42070;1362108400;bitesak;;;ticker -42069;1362108406;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.01000, Best ask: 93.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.33999, Last trade: 93.01000, 24 hour volume: 21283.09036066, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.70860 -42068;1362108598;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.446 = 2.23 BTC [+] -42067;1362108693;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779999 BTC [+] -42066;1362108717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 150 @ 0.0019999 = 0.3 BTC [+] -42065;1362108720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 9850 @ 0.00201395 = 19.8374 BTC [+] -42064;1362109954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33800 @ 0.00060871 = 20.5744 BTC [+] -42063;1362109992;MJR_III;smickles: have you played around with socket.io? -42062;1362110095;thestringpuller;socket.io is lame -42061;1362110101;MJR_III;tell me about it -42060;1362110103;thestringpuller;!ticker H HIM -42059;1362110105;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 2.00000000 / 2.00872727 / 2.08000000 (55 shares, 110.48000000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.79371529 / 2.08000000 (242 shares, 434.07910099 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.77995476 / 2.08000000 (757 shares, 1347.42575265 BTC) -42058;1362110111;MJR_III;i'm trying to get a data feed from bitfloor -42057;1362110114;thestringpuller;word -42056;1362110125;thestringpuller;does socket.io work with redis.io ? -42055;1362110131;MJR_III;but it's like socket.io guys never though "what if he wants to get info from a website he doesn't host?" -42054;1362110173;MJR_III;or what if he isn't using a browser -42053;1362110285;MJR_III;haven't used redis -42052;1362110288;MJR_III;and i'm not sure -42051;1362110294;MJR_III;i'll be back in a little bit -42050;1362110317;splnkr;http://try.redis.io/ -42049;1362110339;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P086T] 14 @ 0.12294187 = 1.7212 BTC -42048;1362110340;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P092T] 13 @ 0.15861729 = 2.062 BTC -42047;1362110343;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P089T] 14 @ 0.14008074 = 1.9611 BTC -42046;1362110392;thestringpuller;is that soebot? -42045;1362110424;smickles;;;calc 89/1.14 -42044;1362110424;gribble;78.0701754386 -42043;1362110428;smickles;yup -42042;1362110448;smickles;MJR_III: not much socket.io for me -42041;1362110465;MJR_III;socket.io is really nothing like redis.io... -42040;1362110481;MJR_III;redis is a database, socket.io is more of a message passing interface/connection media -42039;1362110501;MJR_III;its trying to implement tcp sockets into a client/server model -42038;1362110519;MJR_III;using varius connection level media such as websockets etc -42037;1362110878;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.58 = 2.9 BTC [-] -42036;1362110879;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.575 BTC [-] -42035;1362110881;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.57 BTC [-] -42034;1362110882;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5616 BTC [-] -42033;1362110939;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [-] -42032;1362111116;MJR_III;so anyway, the problem is that it's meant for browsers and javascript -42031;1362111125;MJR_III;but i need applications to be able to talk to it -42030;1362111137;thestringpuller;dude just use curl scripts and stop whining -42029;1362111145;thestringpuller;done. problem solved. -42028;1362111149;MJR_III;obviously you don't know what a websocket is -42027;1362111155;MJR_III;its a streaming data feed -42026;1362111160;MJR_III;curl would be for requests -42025;1362111172;MJR_III;or wget -42024;1362111207;MJR_III;the whole point of it is that you only request once -42023;1362111210;thestringpuller;I'm trollin' dude that's all I do. I'm no help. -42022;1362111214;MJR_III;and then you have a connection -42021;1362111219;MJR_III;hehehe, all good -42020;1362111223;MJR_III;it lowers overhead though -42019;1362111232;MJR_III;since you aren't sending a ton of requests all the time -42018;1362111270;thestringpuller;I've never worked on an application that requires a persistent connection -42017;1362111284;MJR_III;a market data feed? -42016;1362111302;MJR_III;for example, you can keep requesting all the market data...or their server can push any new orders out to you -42015;1362111310;MJR_III;so its real time -42014;1362111318;MJR_III;no refresh -42013;1362111322;thestringpuller;Nope. I wanted to do HFT Algo's so maybe one day I will do real time. But I've never worked on anything realtime -42012;1362111330;thestringpuller;except video games which make no monies -42011;1362111333;MJR_III;for HFT you need real time -42010;1362111381;thestringpuller;i kno -42009;1362111402;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i summon thee -42008;1362111564;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00401 BTC [-] -42007;1362111778;thestringpuller;$oix -42006;1362111790;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -42005;1362111792;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 81.34220013 / 93.14221262 / 140.1904003 (4085 shares, 2,444.98 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -42004;1362111978;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -42003;1362111980;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 81.34220013 / 93.14221262 / 140.1904003 (4085 shares, 2,444.98 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -42002;1362112007;thestringpuller;;;ticker -42001;1362112012;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.38000, Best ask: 93.40001, Bid-ask spread: 0.02001, Last trade: 93.40001, 24 hour volume: 20690.03883381, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 93.80000, 24 hour vwap: 92.74693 -42000;1362112149;mircea_popescu;what's new -41999;1362112240;pgp;game of thrones - that's what's new... -41998;1362112314;mircea_popescu; like, DC with nuclear lauch capability on site :) << settle the spamhouse asshats on the spot -41997;1362112317;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: doesn't watch that stuff -41996;1362112330;MJR_III;ah nice, GoT started -41995;1362112380;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 100 @ 0.003099 = 0.3099 BTC [+] -41994;1362112390;mircea_popescu;im playing path of exile. -41993;1362112554;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed too -41992;1362112719;mircea_popescu;http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/01/technology/russia-begins-selectively-blocking-internet-content.html -41991;1362112724;mircea_popescu;wtf is all this suicide bullshit. -41990;1362112730;mircea_popescu;people want to kill themselves, their business. -41989;1362112772;benkay;and yet the world continues to function, albeit imperfectly -41988;1362112792;thestringpuller;benkay \, mah nigga -41987;1362112815;icyhot;wtf colloquy -41986;1362112822;icyhot;what's up, strings. -41985;1362112823;thestringpuller;is that how you transform into gangsta version -41984;1362112833;icyhot;i'm demoing a new handle -41983;1362112838;icyhot;i've used benkay since -41982;1362112841;icyhot;middle school? -41981;1362112843;icyhot;before. -41980;1362112877;mircea_popescu;how long ago is that ? -41979;1362112899;icyhot;i'm 25 now. -41978;1362112906;icyhot;i think that's the question you're really interested in answering. -41977;1362112941;mircea_popescu;cool :p -41976;1362112977;icyhot;how old are you, mircea? -41975;1362112981;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu what was your pop's name? -41974;1362112987;pgp;icyhot... related, but different.. works... -41973;1362112988;thestringpuller;Was he Mr. Popescu? -41972;1362113028;mircea_popescu;actually mircea -41971;1362113031;mircea_popescu;my grandfather too -41970;1362113044;mircea_popescu;and im thirtysomething -41969;1362113072;icyhot;do your people reverse the firstname lastname thing? -41968;1362113078;icyhot;family/personal? -41967;1362113083;mircea_popescu;sometimes -41966;1362113128;mircea_popescu;the proper form (ie, popescu mircea) is used in formal context. like for instance if you sue somebody. -41965;1362113149;mircea_popescu;the informal (ie, english style) is used otherwise -41964;1362113192;icyhot;then you're typically addressed as 'mircea'? -41963;1362113210;mircea_popescu;not rly. -41962;1362113223;icyhot;i don't know how seriously you take this autocratic thing. i halfway imagine you might have people kissing the pavement behind you. -41961;1362113232;mircea_popescu;sometimes. -41960;1362113235;icyhot;see? -41959;1362113236;mircea_popescu;the girls usually call me master. -41958;1362113249;pgp;lol -41957;1362113263;mircea_popescu;no, i'm like serious and everything. -41956;1362113314;icyhot;like serious -41955;1362113322;icyhot;more like 14 -41954;1362113328;icyhot;and female -41953;1362113339;icyhot;;) -41952;1362113362;mircea_popescu;no u -41951;1362113467;icyhot;i kid, i kid. -41950;1362113499;mircea_popescu;"A lot of software can be about egos. While the Bitcoin architecture is genius the code itself is merely adequate." -41949;1362113503;mircea_popescu;heh. -41948;1362113508;icyhot;where printed? -41947;1362113518;dub;oh shit, baller on deck -41946;1362113542;dub;howz the stuntin icyhot -41945;1362113556;icyhot;stuntin hard -41944;1362113571;icyhot;chillin on the po'ch wiv mah forty and shorty and pit bull -41943;1362113663;icyhot;drank heavily this weekend. everyone's recovering. -41942;1362113854;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00060101 = 4.0568 BTC [-] -41941;1362113952;mircea_popescu;"But involving with people who write on their website that they want to kill all idiots, is dangerous for me. Sorry." -41940;1362113956;mircea_popescu;what, I wrote that ?! -41939;1362113995;icyhot;i think it's more of an implication you make constantly. -41938;1362114095;mircea_popescu;you know... i think if anyone in this world can't be suspected of holding back from what they mean to say it'd be me. -41937;1362114320;icyhot;also man to the rest of the world there isn't a whole lot of difference between calling people 'nigger' and saying that you want to kill all of the idiots. -41936;1362114352;mircea_popescu;!? -41935;1362114361;icyhot;parsing your pennings can be challenging for mere mortals; imagine how confusing they must be to the rest of the internet. -41934;1362114371;mircea_popescu;lol ok -41933;1362114382;mircea_popescu;at least it ain't boring. -41932;1362114393;icyhot;i would prefer boring. -41931;1362114398;mircea_popescu;why ? -41930;1362114415;icyhot;drama is bad for business. -41929;1362114423;icyhot;distracting. -41928;1362114451;mircea_popescu;well for everyone's peace of mind i don't propose, contemplate or intend to kill anyone. -41927;1362114453;Bugpowder;now time for VIKINGS! -41926;1362114454;mircea_popescu;seems a little silly. -41925;1362114489;icyhot;everything in my life is silly. -41924;1362114497;icyhot;i have entirely lost perspective. -41923;1362114503;icyhot;"what do you do?" -41922;1362114507;dub;what about if it was just yo uand Taaki on the roof with nobody looking? -41921;1362114514;dub;hard to beat that temptation -41920;1362114535;mircea_popescu;im not tempted. -41919;1362114535;MJR_III;best linux IRC app? -41918;1362114546;icyhot;irssi, mjr_III -41917;1362114548;mircea_popescu;for one if i particularly wanted to i could probably create the event, what's it take, a few quid. -41916;1362114553;mircea_popescu;no xchat. -41915;1362114562;MJR_III;cool thx -41914;1362114595;icyhot;aside: moving from os x to ubuntu, i actually found myself more productive in the terminal -41913;1362114646;dub;so bitcoin hit nightly news here this week -41912;1362114654;dub;they showed amir and bruce wagner -41911;1362114660;dub;I fucking raged -41910;1362114670;mircea_popescu;lol -41909;1362114679;mircea_popescu;where are you, turkmenistan ?\ -41908;1362114686;dub;outer -41907;1362114694;mircea_popescu;outer turkmenistan ? -41906;1362114699;dub;yes -41905;1362114708;mircea_popescu;well trade your tv for a camel -41904;1362114742;mircea_popescu;wait. bruce wagner, the tv star ? -41903;1362114762;dub;yeah the boyloving youtube sensation -41902;1362114777;mircea_popescu;wow i thought he's gone -41901;1362114786;mircea_popescu;high tide brings all the scum back to shore eh -41900;1362114789;MJR_3;hi all -41899;1362114806;MJR_3;xchat is really nice -41898;1362114810;MJR_3;i like the layout, thanks mircea_popescu -41897;1362114814;KRS1;hey there -41896;1362114815;dub;i think it was an ancient clip but this is the press bitcoin has -41895;1362114830;mircea_popescu;Help us reach our goal! Bitcoinstore must sell $850,000 by June, 30 to keep its competitive prices. $0 reached of $850,000 -41894;1362114831;KRS1;i know that name -41893;1362114833;mircea_popescu;that seems promising -41892;1362114839;[\\\];that's just stupid -41891;1362114851;[\\\];if you have to beg people to shop, then it isn't serving the original purpose -41890;1362114853;Bugpowder;i knew he would get an extention -41889;1362114888;mircea_popescu;[\\\] i would hope my sarcasm is not squandered. -41888;1362114900;[\\\];I'm 12 and what is this? -41887;1362114909;smickles;$avg -41886;1362114911;mpexbot;smickles: 92.70 -41885;1362114919;smickles;;;calc 68/92.7 -41884;1362114921;gribble;0.733549083064 -41883;1362114932;Bugpowder;I think it will hit 850k by july 1 -41882;1362114940;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder from 0 ? -41881;1362114941;Bugpowder;they did 450 basically this month -41880;1362114963;KRS1;I can't find ASIC mining rigs on bitcoinstore -41879;1362114975;mircea_popescu;look under cupcakes. -41878;1362115013;mircea_popescu;"BOOM. While you've been out poppin' bottles with models, the Payward team has been slaving away at a proper exchange for arbitrary cyborg-alien currencies of the future, and bitcoin." -41877;1362115015;mircea_popescu;what the fuck srslty. -41876;1362115095;MJR_3;url please -41875;1362115101;icyhot;payward.com -41874;1362115137;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159974.0 -41873;1362115187;MJR_3;seems legit -41872;1362115199;MJR_3;:-| -41871;1362115218;icyhot;tee hee -41870;1362115226;icyhot;filled with lorem ipsum. -41869;1362115246;icyhot;pretty charts though. -41868;1362115255;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -41867;1362115262;gribble;Current Blocks: 229025 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 798 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 13 hours, 26 minutes, and 23 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7456274.96836 | Estimated Percent Change: 11.35706 -41866;1362115265;KRS1;lol -41865;1362115357;MJR_3;he does have confidence -41864;1362115359;MJR_3;you gotta give em that -41863;1362115374;Bugpowder;competence >> confidence -41862;1362115383;MJR_3;it was a joke -41861;1362115396;MJR_3;that whole forum post was like LOL WTF, dude, -41860;1362115409;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.JUN] 60 @ 0.1375 = 8.25 BTC [+] -41859;1362115414;MJR_3;we'll see -41858;1362115417;icyhot;the whole bitcoin economy is like LOL WTF dude -41857;1362115418;MJR_3;the more the merrier -41856;1362115421;MJR_3;hehehe -41855;1362115450;MJR_3;well...it kinda seemed like "our focus group tells us that these "memes" have the highest probablity of going "viral" -41854;1362115472;MJR_3;like over the top -41853;1362115476;MJR_3;but eh, w/e -41852;1362115500;MJR_3;does anyone know of a simple socket.io console app? -41851;1362115538;mircea_popescu;at least jesse powell is not *completely* out of the financial loop -41850;1362115592;MJR_3;so wait, is kraken and payward two separate things? -41849;1362115628;mircea_popescu;looks like a dba sort of thing -41848;1362115635;icyhot;dba? -41847;1362115678;MJR_3;better than most out there now -41846;1362115685;MJR_3;but we'll see how the matching engine is -41845;1362115701;MJR_3;at least they put a level 2 data book together in the right order -41844;1362115826;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'm out. have a ball all. -41843;1362115881;ThickAsThieves;<@assbot> [MPEX] [X.IDIFF.JUN] 60 @ 0.1375 = 8.25 BTC [+] yes sell all btc asap -41711;1364832850;KRS1;what is wrong with some people..idk maybe its me -41710;1364832853;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C104T] 200 @ 0.19960593 = 39.9212 BTC -41709;1364832927;pgp;not a very glowing reception of bitcoin - http://www.businessinsider.com/is-bitcoin-money-2013-4 -41708;1364833024;KRS1;i dont think it can be used as money..how would the transactions keep up at that rate..ex. transactional data from just amex alone would choke the network -41707;1364833034;KRS1;maybe a financial tool yes -41706;1364833087;KRS1;facilitate transfer of wealth..idk -41705;1364833126;pgp;well, I see money laundering a big red flag that detractors can use... -41704;1364833159;KRS1;yeah..its been used as that since day 1 prolly -41703;1364833161;pgp;the question is will the US make some illegal simply because there is no way to regulate it? -41702;1364833191;mircea_popescu;pgp there is no such thing as "money laundering". -41701;1364833240;pgp;not in bitcoin terms, I suppose not... a transfer is a transfer... -41700;1364833245;mircea_popescu;yup -41699;1364833248;mircea_popescu;pecunia non olet. -41698;1364833256;mircea_popescu;actually... http://trilema.com/2013/time-for-europe-to-repeal-the-us-backed-aml-crap/ -41697;1364833327;pgp;in pecunium veritas? -41696;1364833384;mircea_popescu;that may be taking it a little too far. -41695;1364833533;pgp;lol -41694;1364833564;ChaangNoi;;;asks 99.999 -41693;1364833572;gribble;There are currently 7047.7282 bitcoins offered at or under 99.999 USD, worth 698874.017257 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -41692;1364833854;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C098T] 1000 @ 0.226871 = 226.871 BTC [+] -41691;1364833905;ThickAsThieves;;;calc 98/(1-.226871) -41690;1364833905;gribble;126.757630357 -41689;1364833917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.0006 = 7.02 BTC [-] -41688;1364833926;ChaangNoi;126 :) im sure we will be there by the end of the month -41687;1364833990;mircea_popescu;maybe so -41686;1364834078;thestringpuller;!ticker HIM -41685;1364834078;assbot;Are you sure you have no tobacco? -41684;1364834083;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -41683;1364834084;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 2.00000000 / 2.00913043 / 2.06000000 (46 shares, 92.42000000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.79383584 / 2.08000000 (226 shares, 405.40690096 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.78069269 / 2.08000000 (759 shares, 1351.54575265 BTC) -41682;1364834104;ThickAsThieves;98.7 -41681;1364834109;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -41680;1364834110;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 hours, 58 minutes, and 33 seconds ago: srs -41679;1364834179;ThickAsThieves;if burnside doesnt move my ltc for 6+ hours again i will be a sad panda, unless of course the delay stops me from selling off too early -41678;1364834250;thestringpuller;why are people trading ltc? -41677;1364834261;thestringpuller;Must be a lot like silver now -41676;1364834285;ThickAsThieves;it's at 1.22USD right now -41675;1364834294;ThickAsThieves;about double from a week ago -41674;1364834322;pgp;what's the market cap of ltc? -41673;1364834357;thestringpuller;couple million I would think at this point -41672;1364834377;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -41671;1364834377;gribble;Error: "bc,24hprc" is not a valid command. -41670;1364834382;thestringpuller;;;avg -41669;1364834383;gribble;Error: "avg" is not a valid command. -41668;1364834385;mircea_popescu;like 10mn ? -41667;1364834407;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what is the new 24hr price command for gribble? -41666;1364834413;thestringpuller;;;seen nanotube -41665;1364834413;gribble;nanotube was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 9 hours, 38 minutes, and 44 seconds ago: dub: ^ see this page for updated command guide -41664;1364834418;ThickAsThieves;$avgpc -41663;1364834419;mircea_popescu;i have no idea -41662;1364834426;ThickAsThieves;:/ -41661;1364834426;thestringpuller;$avgpc -41660;1364834431;thestringpuller;;;avgpc -41659;1364834432;gribble;Error: "avgpc" is not a valid command. -41658;1364834433;thestringpuller;;;avgprc -41657;1364834434;gribble;(avgprc ) -- Returns volume-weighted average price data from MtGox. is a three-letter currency code, is the time window for the average, and can be '24h', '7d', or '30d'. -41656;1364834443;thestringpuller;;;avgprc USD 24h -41655;1364834448;gribble;94.32 -41654;1364834452;ThickAsThieves;$avg -41653;1364834453;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 94.32 -41652;1364834456;thestringpuller;;;ticker -41651;1364834457;ThickAsThieves;there it is -41650;1364834463;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 98.77000, Best ask: 98.81000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04000, Last trade: 98.81000, 24 hour volume: 40195.63814671, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 98.79000, 24 hour vwap: 94.41626 -41649;1364834704;jurov;99 -41648;1364834708;ThickAsThieves;mircea_popescu, how do I know what the top payout is for an IDIFF I purchased? -41647;1364834738;mircea_popescu;the top you don't know. you know what the bottom is. -41646;1364834745;ChaangNoi;here comes 100 -41645;1364834752;ThickAsThieves;is there a minimum % required? -41644;1364834771;ThickAsThieves;if i buy at .13, top could be .131 then? -41643;1364834782;jurov;99.1 ... wonder what bitcoinity has in store for 100 -41642;1364834819;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves : from the page -41641;1364834820;mircea_popescu;Unlike other futures X.IDIFF.* will require 2.9x the difficulty at last settlement for each quarter out, so for instance if traded in January 2013 X.IDIFF.MAR will require 0.097735278 BTC per contract as collateral whereas X.IDIFF.DEC will require 2.383665695 BTC per contract as collateral (all numeric examples based on 3370182 as last settlement difficulty value). -41640;1364834826;mircea_popescu;if it's current period, 2.9x -41639;1364834835;mircea_popescu;if it's 9 months+ away, 2.9**4x -41638;1364834849;jurov;;;calc 2.9*0.048 -41637;1364834850;gribble;0.1392 -41636;1364834856;ThickAsThieves;so the JUNE would require 2.9x the sale price? -41635;1364834860;jurov;^ should not be lower than that -41634;1364834879;ThickAsThieves;oh -41633;1364834882;jurov;not sale price. 2.9*current difficulty -41632;1364834903;ThickAsThieves;not current, but most recently settled -41631;1364834919;jurov;ic -41630;1364834921;mircea_popescu;last settlement yes -41629;1364834930;ThickAsThieves;that's a lil gay -41628;1364834939;mircea_popescu;why ? -41627;1364834949;thestringpuller;so the difficulty based on futures is going to speculated to be betwen 8.9mn and 45mn.... -41626;1364834974;jurov;99.9 -41625;1364834981;ThickAsThieves;cuz i bougth june at 0.1375 yesterday -41624;1364834990;ThickAsThieves;so now i'm stuck giving someone a cheap loan -41623;1364835015;mircea_popescu;i don't follow. -41622;1364835054;ThickAsThieves;my max payout is potentially only 1.22% profit -41621;1364835061;ThickAsThieves;for 2mos -41620;1364835070;ThickAsThieves;correct? -41619;1364835079;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C095T] 100 @ 0.2437597 = 24.376 BTC [+] -41618;1364835084;mircea_popescu;a, possibly. -41617;1364835097;mircea_popescu;much more concerning would be the possibility diff doesn't go over 13.75mn by july tho -41616;1364835098;thestringpuller;why are people buying options so early -41615;1364835107;jonny7;99.95 :) -41614;1364835113;ThickAsThieves;top liability should be disclosed -41613;1364835114;thestringpuller;;;ticker -41612;1364835116;mircea_popescu;25 days out is early ?! -41611;1364835120;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 99.01000, Best ask: 99.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.89000, Last trade: 99.95156, 24 hour volume: 44641.62362351, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 99.95000, 24 hour vwap: 94.89046 -41610;1364835126;thestringpuller;Yea mang -41609;1364835133;thestringpuller;where is smickles when this action is going on -41608;1364835136;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves minimal coverage is discolosed tho, that's what that contract is there for. -41607;1364835140;thestringpuller;I need to interface with his bot -41606;1364835163;thestringpuller;$avg -41605;1364835165;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 94.69 -41604;1364835186;ChaangNoi;;;asks 99.9 -41603;1364835186;ThickAsThieves;yes, but my bull-in-china-shop approach to things doesn't jive with reading things closely sometimes :/ -41602;1364835189;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 99.9 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 75.3115 seconds -41601;1364835201;thestringpuller;;;ticker -41600;1364835207;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 99.01000, Best ask: 99.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.89000, Last trade: 99.01000, 24 hour volume: 44641.62362351, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 99.95000, 24 hour vwap: 94.89046 -41599;1364835241;ThickAsThieves;if the top liability was disclosed it would allow for better offers as well -41598;1364835256;ThickAsThieves;rather than a minimum -41597;1364835269;mircea_popescu;thanks to bug's support tesla is about to buy apple :D -41596;1364835289;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves ya well, there's no practical way to disclose top exposure tho. -41595;1364835310;ThickAsThieves;add a field for it? -41594;1364835332;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: now is the time to sell options -41593;1364835345;ThickAsThieves;not to mess with your craiglist approach to feature development or anything :P -41592;1364835347;thestringpuller;buy them toward the end based on the fact the time factor plays a huge role in the pricing -41591;1364835361;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller perhaps. -41590;1364835391;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves it's not just a simple matter of a field. -41589;1364835398;ThickAsThieves;oh i know -41588;1364835411;ThickAsThieves;it's probably also not a a matter of brain surgery -41587;1364835412;mircea_popescu;think about it : today someone makes a 4 quarters out option -41586;1364835431;mircea_popescu;he has to pay 70x last settlement in collateral. -41585;1364835442;mircea_popescu;two quarters pass. diff goes up only 100% -41584;1364835452;mircea_popescu;now, somebody wants to make 1000 options. -41583;1364835461;mircea_popescu;if he has to pay 70x this is absurd -41582;1364835466;mircea_popescu;if he pays less it dillutes the original. -41581;1364835497;ThickAsThieves;they could simply be written as offer price, max payout price, with no relation to past settlements, no? -41580;1364835533;mircea_popescu;no. -41579;1364835541;mircea_popescu;because executions must be allocated uniformly to old and new contracts. -41578;1364835599;ThickAsThieves;if i resell these at .15 and theyre original top is .139, what happens for the new buyer? -41577;1364835606;ThickAsThieves;their* -41576;1364835616;mircea_popescu;he makes .139 if he exercises. -41575;1364835647;ThickAsThieves;si it's possible for me to sell at a price that has 0% of profit -41574;1364835651;mircea_popescu;sure. -41573;1364835655;ThickAsThieves;:/ -41572;1364835658;mircea_popescu;it's possible for you to sell at any price you wish, -41571;1364835663;mircea_popescu;as long as someone accepts it -41570;1364835664;ThickAsThieves;hehe -41569;1364835673;ThickAsThieves;i mean i understand it, but really i dont -41568;1364835706;mircea_popescu;lol that's a new one -41567;1364835715;mircea_popescu;let's go through a full example. -41566;1364835731;ThickAsThieves;sure -41565;1364835735;mircea_popescu;today is april 1st. the last settlement was 7mn. -41564;1364835736;ThickAsThieves;lets use my example if possible -41563;1364835750;ThickAsThieves;Buy X.IDIFF.JUN 60 0.1375 -8.25 -41562;1364835759;mircea_popescu;if you create one X.IDIFF.MAR future, you will have to pay 2.9**4*.07 as collateral. -41561;1364835766;mircea_popescu;;;calc 2.9**4*.07 -41560;1364835766;gribble;4.950967 -41559;1364835778;mircea_popescu;so you deposit 4.95btc, get your X.IDIFF.MAR. -41558;1364835781;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.44699999 = 3.129 BTC [+] -41557;1364835794;mircea_popescu;now, nothing happens until February 2014. -41556;1364835802;mircea_popescu;at which point last settlement diff is 16mn. -41555;1364835813;mircea_popescu;how much should someone have to pay per option at that date ? -41554;1364835826;mircea_popescu;as collateral, to create one i mean. -41553;1364835827;Bugpowdurr;;;bids -41552;1364835827;gribble;(bids [--under] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoin demanded at or over . If '--under' option is given, find coins or at or under . -41551;1364835831;Bugpowdurr;;;bids 0 -41550;1364835831;gribble;There are currently 34918304 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10082902.8829 USD in total. | Data vintage: 74.5978 seconds -41549;1364835901;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.447 = 1.341 BTC [+] -41548;1364835910;ChaangNoi;some sill bear is making a new wall lol -41547;1364835913;ThickAsThieves;46400000? -41546;1364835924;mircea_popescu;how did you figure ? -41545;1364835939;ThickAsThieves;16mil times 2.9 -41544;1364835947;mircea_popescu;okay. -41543;1364835972;mircea_popescu;now if you had bought a contract back in july thinking it's 4.95 covered -41542;1364835980;mircea_popescu;and someone makes a contract now which is 0.46 covered -41541;1364835980;jurov;100 -41540;1364835993;mircea_popescu;you will only get ~half of what you originally thought you will get. -41539;1364835999;ChaangNoi;fuck yeah -41538;1364836002;ChaangNoi;muhahaha -41537;1364836005;pgp;congrats everyone -41536;1364836012;ThickAsThieves;what i meant was -41535;1364836023;ColdHardMetal;bitcoinity bringing the lulz today. -41534;1364836030;ThickAsThieves;if the futures were simply offered under simpler terms at will, wouldnt that still work -41533;1364836032;ThickAsThieves;as in, -41532;1364836049;ThickAsThieves;i make one anytime i want for any amount, covered to any man payout i want -41531;1364836056;ThickAsThieves;man=max -41530;1364836065;mircea_popescu;so what's the buyer buy ? -41529;1364836075;ThickAsThieves;for example -41528;1364836083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2850 @ 0.004 = 11.4 BTC [+] -41527;1364836088;mircea_popescu;no example. if you make contracvts any way you want, what's the buyer supposed to buy ? -41526;1364836088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00352101 = 7.042 BTC [-] -41525;1364836089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.003521 = 5.2815 BTC [-] -41524;1364836091;ChaangNoi;4k buy order at 100 nice -41523;1364836091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 43 @ 0.00351201 = 0.151 BTC [-] -41522;1364836092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0032101 = 3.2101 BTC [-] -41521;1364836093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 18408 @ 0.00310002 = 57.0652 BTC [-] -41520;1364836094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6386 @ 0.00310002 = 19.7967 BTC [-] -41519;1364836095;ChaangNoi;that wall wont last long -41518;1364836098;mircea_popescu;they obviously become unfungible now. -41517;1364836101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00310001 = 9.3 BTC [-] -41516;1364836102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 7125 @ 0.0031 = 22.0875 BTC [-] -41515;1364836104;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C104T] 643 @ 0.20288146 = 130.4528 BTC [+] -41514;1364836116;ThickAsThieves;i put up collateral for my max payout -41513;1364836121;ThickAsThieves;and make offer below that -41512;1364836135;ThickAsThieves;and disclose max payout -41511;1364836143;ThickAsThieves;then buyer decides value -41510;1364836148;pgp;now what? -41509;1364836162;ThickAsThieves;like Jurov's -41508;1364836168;mircea_popescu;so each and every single contract has to be specified independently. -41507;1364836178;mircea_popescu;that's not how standardized contracts work. -41506;1364836182;ThickAsThieves;you could have limits if you like -41505;1364836195;mircea_popescu;i do like, and i do have limits. -41504;1364836203;mircea_popescu;that's exactly it : you know you won't get less than x. -41503;1364836230;jurov;okay at least could be authoritatively shown -41502;1364836240;jurov;beacuse last settlement was not 0.07 iirc -41501;1364836248;jurov;but 0.048 -41500;1364836253;ThickAsThieves;okay but right now no one can offer a reasonable IDIFF for June right? -41499;1364836261;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves why not ? -41498;1364836273;mircea_popescu;jurov yeah but mpex is not a datasource. -41497;1364836282;ThickAsThieves;because odds are that the diff will be much higher than your minimum payout -41496;1364836300;ChaangNoi;;;asks 100.1 -41495;1364836301;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves higher than ~12mn ? -41494;1364836303;jurov;yes mpex is do ur own research -41493;1364836308;gribble;There are currently 1143.0168 bitcoins offered at or under 100.1 USD, worth 114294.520819 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0008 seconds -41492;1364836319;mircea_popescu;jurov like, if you don't know what btc/usd is you can't trade options -41491;1364836321;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4216 = 1.2648 BTC [-] -41490;1364836323;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4215005 BTC [-] -41489;1364836324;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.42150003 = 2.529 BTC [-] -41488;1364836324;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.42150001 BTC [-] -41487;1364836325;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.421 = 4.631 BTC [-] -41486;1364836325;mircea_popescu;if you don't know what diff was you can't trade futures -41485;1364836326;mircea_popescu;etc. -41484;1364836326;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.42 = 2.1 BTC [-] -41483;1364836327;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.41 = 4.1 BTC [-] -41482;1364836328;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.40678129 BTC [-] -41481;1364836329;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.40005 = 1.6002 BTC [-] -41480;1364836330;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 31 @ 0.40000001 = 12.4 BTC [-] -41479;1364836331;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -41478;1364836332;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.397 BTC [-] -41477;1364836333;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.396 = 1.98 BTC [-] -41476;1364836343;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -41475;1364836343;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C104T] 7 @ 0.20551087 = 1.4386 BTC [+] -41474;1364836349;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 7647329.85957 based on data since last change | 8527812.32019 based on data for last three days -41473;1364836362;ThickAsThieves;8.5mil coming up -41472;1364836364;Bugpowdurr;;;bids 0 -41471;1364836365;gribble;There are currently 35118439 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9804244.95426 USD in total. | Data vintage: 57.1263 seconds -41470;1364836372;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves obviously it's a trade-off. 2.9 might not be optimal in some fringe cases -41469;1364836378;jurov;mircea_popescu but you know now how easy is to get false information -41468;1364836380;ThickAsThieves;so idiff June at 14mil is useless -41467;1364836382;mircea_popescu;but otherwise it imposes a capital burden on underwriters. so it is guesswork -41466;1364836391;mircea_popescu;jurov how do you mean ? -41465;1364836407;jurov;you just shoot the 0.07 number which isn't true -41464;1364836412;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves hopefully the network stabilises and we'll be fine. -41463;1364836415;jurov;if you don't know it, who can? -41462;1364836419;mircea_popescu;jurov i was giving a didactic example. -41461;1364836424;mircea_popescu;i wasn't proposing it's actual case. -41460;1364836433;mircea_popescu;just came up with some numbers. -41459;1364836460;jurov;well, certain MPBPT investors almost felt liek lynching me cuz such "examples" -41458;1364836467;jurov;better clearly mark them -41457;1364836506;ThickAsThieves;do you agree that the odds of IDIFFJUN closing at any sort of profit are nigh impossible? -41456;1364836507;jurov;okay, not to get flamey, for public record: -41455;1364836525;jurov;March settlement was 0.04847647 -41454;1364836536;jurov;so minimal JUN collateral is -41453;1364836545;jurov;;;calc 0.04847647*2.9 -41452;1364836546;gribble;0.140581763 -41451;1364836578;ThickAsThieves;why offer options that are born to lose? -41450;1364836618;pizzaman1337;zomg, bitcoin 100 -41449;1364836623;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -41448;1364836626;pgp;here come the post 100 froth... -41447;1364836627;ZedsterX;101 like a shot -41446;1364836635;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 100.00000, Best ask: 100.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.90000, Last trade: 99.98000, 24 hour volume: 53736.31362686, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 100.00000, 24 hour vwap: 95.75237 -41445;1364836676;Bugpowdurr;my iphone ticker cant display the price?? -41444;1364836692;jurov;maximal collateral would be -41443;1364836706;jurov;;;calc 2.9*2.9*2.9*0.01137814 -41442;1364836707;gribble;0.27750145646 -41441;1364836707;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdurr ahaha -41440;1364836722;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i have no idea. prolly, if any serious hash is delivered. -41439;1364836724;jurov;if i'm taking September 19 into account -41438;1364836729;Bugpowdurr;stuck at 99.98 -41437;1364836753;ThickAsThieves;so my point is, change your system to one that works -41436;1364836758;ThickAsThieves;in the real world -41435;1364836762;ThickAsThieves;rather than just on paper -41434;1364836765;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves listen : i could make minimum collateral 1000x. -41433;1364836780;mircea_popescu;then the system "would work" in all fringe cases, except nobody will depost 1k btc for a 1btc contract -41432;1364836786;mircea_popescu;so it wouldn't work at all. -41431;1364836791;ThickAsThieves;you are jumping to extremes -41430;1364836801;mircea_popescu;of course i am. this is exactly what we have here, an extreme -41429;1364836801;ThickAsThieves;there's lotsa room in the middle -41428;1364836810;mircea_popescu;ie, a case where diff increases > 3x during 3 months. this isn't normal. -41427;1364836832;ThickAsThieves;it's normal all year most likely -41426;1364836844;ThickAsThieves;would you prefer the futures be useless all year? -41425;1364836865;mircea_popescu;i'm not increasing collateral maargin for the simple reason that even as it is underwriting is dismal. -41424;1364836869;mircea_popescu;so it'd be pointless pretty much. -41423;1364836870;jurov;for me it would be sufficient if mp publishes basic data, like past settlement values or option autoexercise vwap prices -41422;1364836889;jurov;or if that's beyond mpex mission, then don't show dividends either -41421;1364836905;ThickAsThieves;just feels stubborn to me, you could be offering a feature that people would use much more -41420;1364836913;mircea_popescu;jurov dividends are shown as the sum of div transactions in mpex. -41419;1364836916;ChaangNoi;;;asks 110 -41418;1364836920;gribble;There are currently 8865.2797 bitcoins offered at or under 110.0 USD, worth 940190.755187 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.5899 seconds -41417;1364836929;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves you are not reading it seems. CURRENTLY, at 2.9x, NOBODY is underwrtiting it. -41416;1364836939;mircea_popescu;if it were 3.1x, even less than nobody would be underwriting it. -41415;1364836945;mircea_popescu;do you follow that ? -41414;1364836979;ThickAsThieves;you are interpreting my solution as only a change in min collateral -41413;1364836982;ThickAsThieves;i never suggested that -41412;1364836997;ThickAsThieves;you did -41411;1364836998;mircea_popescu;ok, well... the other thing i got was "make each idifff a different, user specified contract" -41410;1364837012;mircea_popescu;this doesn't work, because market traded contracts have to be standardised. -41409;1364837014;mircea_popescu;ie, all the same. -41408;1364837017;ThickAsThieves;at the core, what i'm syaing is, make them usable -41407;1364837027;mircea_popescu;that's like saying grow tits. -41406;1364837034;ThickAsThieves;lol -41405;1364837041;mircea_popescu;or you know, make pigs fly. -41404;1364837043;mircea_popescu;sure, why not. -41403;1364837049;ThickAsThieves;not quite -41402;1364837051;mircea_popescu;well ? -41401;1364837057;ThickAsThieves;then why do jurov's work fine? -41400;1364837074;ThickAsThieves;he has extra tits? -41399;1364837080;jurov;cuz i'm using abhorrent practice of magic numbers -41398;1364837099;bitesak;;;ticker -41397;1364837105;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 100.98001, Best ask: 101.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01999, Last trade: 101.00000, 24 hour volume: 54713.02069310, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 101.00000, 24 hour vwap: 95.83748 -41396;1364837142;jurov;and also marketmaking them -41395;1364837158;mircea_popescu;define "Work fine" in this context -41394;1364837179;ThickAsThieves;they use a price that is reasonable, for a potential payout that is reasonable -41393;1364837190;mircea_popescu;can you underwrite some with jurov and sell them to him ? -41392;1364837200;ThickAsThieves;if i asked him maybe -41391;1364837204;mircea_popescu;without asking him. -41390;1364837207;mircea_popescu;through a process. -41389;1364837212;mircea_popescu;otherwise this is simply an otc trade. -41388;1364837216;ThickAsThieves;ok, you need a NEW process -41387;1364837225;mircea_popescu;no. i have a process, he is doing otc. -41386;1364837231;mircea_popescu;this is perfectly fine, but they are different things. -41385;1364837246;ThickAsThieves;for example, you could say DIFF futures can be written at any price, but you must offer 125% collateral for potential profit of buyer -41384;1364837254;ThickAsThieves;you can still limit close dates -41383;1364837256;ThickAsThieves;and increments -41382;1364837257;mircea_popescu;125% OF WHAT. -41381;1364837271;ThickAsThieves;underwriters chosen price -41380;1364837275;mircea_popescu;... -41379;1364837279;jurov;that's a point. but converting it into a process would be easy if ukto makes apis public. -41378;1364837282;mircea_popescu;so if you choose 1 satoshi ? -41377;1364837287;jurov;the conditions are clear. -41376;1364837291;ThickAsThieves;then no one will buy -41375;1364837296;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.2899 = 0.5798 BTC [+] -41374;1364837298;mircea_popescu;you're not thinking very well. -41373;1364837305;mircea_popescu;he makes the chosen price 1 satoshi, deposts 1.25 satoshi per -41372;1364837312;mircea_popescu;then sells them for .05 btc each and withdraws. -41371;1364837319;ThickAsThieves;no -41370;1364837319;mircea_popescu;you've just made mpex bankrupt. -41369;1364837321;ThickAsThieves;no -41368;1364837334;ThickAsThieves;sells them for 1 satishi -41367;1364837347;mircea_popescu;so what, if he cancels the bid the futures dissapear from his account ? -41366;1364837360;ThickAsThieves;so you make the minimum price the current diff -41365;1364837365;mircea_popescu;o i see. -41364;1364837371;mircea_popescu;well here's the beauty : this is already implemented. -41363;1364837380;mircea_popescu;he has to deposit 290% of the PREVIOUS DIFF -41362;1364837387;mircea_popescu;bam. -41361;1364837399;ThickAsThieves;previous = current now? -41360;1364837401;ThickAsThieves;nope -41359;1364837404;mircea_popescu;last settlement. -41358;1364837405;deadweasel;;;ticker -41357;1364837414;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 101.05100, Best ask: 101.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.44900, Last trade: 101.05100, 24 hour volume: 56319.87614438, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 101.00000, 24 hour vwap: 95.98390 -41356;1364837421;ThickAsThieves;why does last settlement matter to anyone? -41355;1364837422;deadweasel;boom. triple digits. -41354;1364837429;mircea_popescu;yay -41353;1364837439;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that's how futurtes work. settlement to settlement. -41352;1364837440;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 5 @ 0.15299 = 0.765 BTC [+] -41351;1364837443;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 8 @ 0.153 = 1.224 BTC [+] -41350;1364837451;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.154 BTC [+] -41349;1364837455;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 6 @ 0.155 = 0.93 BTC [+] -41348;1364837503;ThickAsThieves;it's okay, i see your take on it, and wanting to use hard numbers, but all i'm trying to do is get you to open the idea of finding a formula that is more likely to be useful in the current environment -41347;1364837519;jurov;i don't see a problem with formula -41346;1364837539;jurov;just that it needs research what the previous settlements were -41345;1364837552;ThickAsThieves;how would you change it -41344;1364837573;jurov;then investor comes to result that it's covered somewhere between 0.14 and 0.27 -41343;1364837598;jurov;then asks mp, how much it is exactly, mp refuses -41342;1364837607;jurov;so investor goes away -41341;1364837630;jurov;unnecessarily complicated process, i say -41340;1364837677;ThickAsThieves;man, those sure are some cheap IDIFFJUN futures listed, someone should snatch them up -41339;1364837681;jurov;just cuz "mpex isnt data platform" -41338;1364837825;jurov;or perhaps mp expects someone other do do all the computations and dirty work, but that isn't working -41337;1364837845;jurov;few fools are willing to invest into anything mpex-related -41336;1364837850;jborkl;micrea_popescu, can I get a deposit cleared -41335;1364837970;ThickAsThieves;litecoin singularity -41334;1364837981;ThickAsThieves;.0145 BTC/LTC -41333;1364838008;ChaangNoi;yeah -41332;1364838016;ChaangNoi;it is awesomely insane -41331;1364838017;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed. -41330;1364838023;mircea_popescu;jurov i don't think that's particularly fair. -41329;1364838025;jborkl;Thanks -41328;1364838033;mircea_popescu;for one settlement was announced in here when it happened. -41327;1364838033;ChaangNoi;ltc goes from 5 cents to $1.40 in no time -41326;1364838038;mircea_popescu;for the other, just read the graph wtf. -41325;1364838041;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00401 = 0.0201 BTC [+] -41324;1364838043;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 53 @ 0.004005 = 0.2123 BTC [-] -41323;1364838046;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 815 @ 0.004 = 3.26 BTC [-] -41322;1364838048;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 99 @ 0.004 = 0.396 BTC [-] -41321;1364838067;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves the 15.8mn ? so get them -41320;1364838116;ThickAsThieves;they are worthless no? -41319;1364838130;ThickAsThieves;well, worth less -41318;1364838134;ThickAsThieves;right? -41317;1364838185;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74996 BTC [-] -41316;1364838198;ThickAsThieves;their max payout is last settlement * 2.9, which is < the sell price -41315;1364838235;jurov;i know i'm unfair and disgruntled sometimes... but you seem really to have a problem even to hire PR and evangelist -41314;1364838254;mircea_popescu;jurov how is this my problem you figure ? -41313;1364838268;jurov;as as a someone who tried to "evangelize" MPEx i think i know why -41312;1364838277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6300 @ 0.00367331 = 23.1419 BTC [+] -41311;1364838283;mircea_popescu;you go to finance conferences ?! -41310;1364838305;jurov;not, just some meetings -41309;1364838313;mircea_popescu;kay... -41308;1364838323;mircea_popescu;so what do you know ? -41307;1364838332;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -41306;1364838338;gribble;73.292636 seconds -41305;1364838355;jurov;well, i explain what i'm doing, what is mpex -41304;1364838377;jurov;dig some links deep from trilema, praying they don't hit the paywall -41303;1364838406;jurov;am asked to explain who is this mircea popescu again, i handwave it -41302;1364838441;jurov;then they find out about MPOE-PR :) -41301;1364838459;jurov;or even if they can get past her -41300;1364838481;jurov;"what? so all there is is option speculation, betting site and casino?" -41299;1364838489;pizzaman1337;lol -41298;1364838494;pizzaman1337;idiff -41297;1364838519;jurov;i know it's unfair judgement, but i just aren;t apt enough to explain past that point -41296;1364838520;mircea_popescu;who are these people ? -41295;1364838562;jurov;not bankers. managers of small/medium IT companies -41294;1364838584;jurov;but it don't think bankers would be much different even if i could reach them -41293;1364838616;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -41292;1364838623;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 103.90000, Best ask: 104.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 103.90000, 24 hour volume: 60517.76520989, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 104.00000, 24 hour vwap: 96.47673 -41291;1364838627;mircea_popescu;but i mean... -41290;1364838630;pizzaman1337;love this price action -41289;1364838639;ChaangNoi;lol ltc not going to stop -41288;1364838657;ThickAsThieves;chaang, the walls are being torn to bits! -41287;1364838664;mircea_popescu;i read this and what i see is "i couldn't make people living in queens understand what the schmier is with stock options. i'm sure high powered executives would bne the same" -41286;1364838667;mircea_popescu;what sense does that make -41285;1364838702;jurov;okay, maybe thare is a big difference, i don't know -41284;1364838718;jurov;just my small queens reality -41283;1364838737;jurov;makes me bitter :( -41282;1364838755;mircea_popescu;don't get bitter. -41281;1364838809;mircea_popescu;understand : the general public is very dangeours (chiefly to itself) in any sort of functionuing marketplace. -41280;1364838817;mircea_popescu;we'll have to take them in slowly and selectively. -41279;1364838854;jurov;it occurs to me you want to skip mass market completely and soar directly into high finance -41278;1364838866;jurov;do you have previous experience with such? -41277;1364838902;grubles;hundred dolla bill yo -41276;1364838957;ThickAsThieves;''ticker -41275;1364838960;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -41274;1364838966;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 103.47500, Best ask: 103.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02500, Last trade: 103.50000, 24 hour volume: 60517.76520989, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 104.00000, 24 hour vwap: 96.47673 -41273;1364838970;mircea_popescu;there's no mass market of bitcoin securities ;/ -41272;1364838990;mircea_popescu;and yes, but local and mostly unofficial. -41271;1364839062;jurov;i mean, buffett can say "2.9x last settlement value" and everyone can easily look up authoritative source -41270;1364839078;mircea_popescu;i admit the 2.9x is just some number i took out of my ass. -41269;1364839090;mircea_popescu;(well, we had a board meeting, but anyway) -41268;1364839098;mircea_popescu;what'd you want me do ? i can't increase it. -41267;1364839105;jurov;they have something to bootfstrap from. but for bitcoin best i can find is some google spreadsheet of past difficulty values -41266;1364839115;mircea_popescu;um -41265;1364839120;mircea_popescu;there's sipa's thing no ? -41264;1364839135;jurov;is he providing csv or like? -41263;1364839173;jurov;this by Stephen Gornick: https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?hl=en&hl=en&key=0AmcTCtjBoRWUdHVRMHpqWUJValI1RlZiaEtCT1RrQmc -41262;1364839174;mircea_popescu;perhaps best to ask him, buit in general speaking the problems of access to market data -41261;1364839185;mircea_popescu;while significant for a trading place, are NOT to be solved by the trading place itself. -41260;1364839194;mircea_popescu;it's very important to have sepparate data feeds and trading, -41259;1364839217;mircea_popescu;because it insulates from market manipulation accusations. -41258;1364839284;mircea_popescu;or in other words : my insistence in implementing correct designs or nothing at all, and decentralisations such as these may make me look like an idiot today -41257;1364839300;mircea_popescu;but i'm pretty darned certain will save everyone a shitton of sweat, blood and tears in five years. -41256;1364839318;ThickAsThieves;no data feed needed to fix diff futures -41255;1364839350;ThickAsThieves;but they would indeed need more than a factor change -41254;1364839367;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves you still haven't solidified your idea into something we can discuss tho. -41253;1364839382;ThickAsThieves;what if you play devils advocate -41252;1364839387;ThickAsThieves;and do better than me -41251;1364839407;mircea_popescu;ya, see, this doesn't work as an approach. i mean it's prolly fine in middle school or w/e, but i'm not 14. -41250;1364839421;ThickAsThieves;that matters? -41249;1364839426;ThickAsThieves;this isnt school -41248;1364839434;mircea_popescu;well yes, it does. if i had a better way i'd be doing it. -41247;1364839439;mircea_popescu;what did you think ? -41246;1364839442;ThickAsThieves;just a customer urging for evolution of your features and offers -41245;1364839464;ThickAsThieves;so you are saying there is absolutely no room for improvement? -41244;1364839468;mircea_popescu;that's fine, but it seems to me like a case of "you should improve your exchange so everybody makes money on all trades" -41243;1364839476;ThickAsThieves;nah -41242;1364839480;mircea_popescu;it's a nice sentiment, but fundamentally unworkable. -41241;1364839483;ThickAsThieves;so they are desirable at all -41240;1364839493;ThickAsThieves;i wanna be able to lose money and make moneyt -41239;1364839494;jurov;ThickAsThieves what concrete improvement you desire? -41238;1364839496;ThickAsThieves;rather than just lose money -41237;1364839504;mircea_popescu;yeah, specify something i can follow. -41236;1364839524;jurov;like I said concretely "publish last settlement values". -41235;1364839535;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.38 = 0.76 BTC [+] -41234;1364839540;ThickAsThieves;add a factor for volatility from one settlement to the next? -41233;1364839564;ThickAsThieves;then you dont need outside data -41232;1364839570;ThickAsThieves;but can stay more dynamic -41231;1364839575;mircea_popescu;what's the 2.9x ? -41230;1364839589;ThickAsThieves;arbitrary? -41229;1364839600;mircea_popescu;yes, but is it a factor for volatility from one settlement to the next. -41228;1364839615;ThickAsThieves;use two settlements as data points -41227;1364839619;ThickAsThieves;or 3 even -41226;1364839624;mircea_popescu;why ? -41225;1364839634;ThickAsThieves;to make your factor dynamic -41224;1364839643;mircea_popescu;i mean i could use all 4 (barring the fact that currenlty we only have 1 anyway) -41223;1364839664;mircea_popescu;and that may be a good idea, but won't really be worth discussing for about another year -41222;1364839674;jurov;ThickAsThieves, that ould make sense only if there was some discernible trend -41221;1364839691;mircea_popescu;jurov i think his presumption is that diff can not go down -41220;1364839701;ThickAsThieves;no -41219;1364839702;mircea_popescu;this is liable to be correct for as long as mining is still immature obviously. -41218;1364839718;ThickAsThieves;i want a formula that is more representative of trend -41217;1364839720;ChaangNoi;;;asks 115 -41216;1364839737;gribble;There are currently 11527.345 bitcoins offered at or under 115.0 USD, worth 1246988.35026 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0010 seconds -41215;1364839738;ThickAsThieves;last settlement is not enough -41214;1364839754;Bugpowdurr;;;ticker -41213;1364839760;jurov;ThickAsThieves, go make one yourself. you'll be rich -41212;1364839763;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 100.10001, Best ask: 101.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.89999, Last trade: 100.10001, 24 hour volume: 65241.37945590, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 97.05058 -41211;1364839767;Bugpowdurr;my precious -41210;1364839769;ThickAsThieves;what if you settled every diff change? -41209;1364839790;mircea_popescu;that'd be incredibly short term -41208;1364839794;bitessak;;;goxlag -41207;1364839798;mircea_popescu;i'd need ~30 or so items in a year -41206;1364839800;gribble;0 seconds -41205;1364839802;ThickAsThieves;but you'd have many more options forward -41204;1364839804;ChaangNoi;hmm back under 100? :) -41203;1364839806;mircea_popescu;not to mention we don't even know how many exactly. -41202;1364839811;bitessak;;;ticker -41201;1364839821;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.74996 = 5.9997 BTC [-] -41200;1364839827;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74997 BTC [+] -41199;1364839830;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 26 @ 0.74998 = 19.4995 BTC [+] -41198;1364839831;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 100.01000, Best ask: 100.99900, Bid-ask spread: 0.98900, Last trade: 100.99900, 24 hour volume: 66370.06016972, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 97.11111 -41197;1364839898;ThickAsThieves;if yo arent willing to use outside data, arent willing to settle more often, arent willing to make factor more dynamic, then that rules out my current ideas but one -41196;1364839906;ThickAsThieves;just making them entrely custom -41195;1364839915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8800 @ 0.00060388 = 5.3141 BTC [+] -41194;1364839917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21700 @ 0.00060609 = 13.1522 BTC [+] -41193;1364839918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00060809 = 0.6081 BTC [+] -41192;1364839937;ThickAsThieves;write it for sale at any price, but you must be able to cover a minimum % on top iof it -41191;1364839945;ThickAsThieves;disclose both -41190;1364839950;ThickAsThieves;then let buyer decide -41189;1364839956;jurov;ThickAsThieves: other exchanges would probably welcome your completely customized futures -41188;1364839982;ThickAsThieves;well yours already work fine -41187;1364840013;smickles;oh shit -41186;1364840014;jurov;but even i don't offer such customizability "cover up to whatever you want" -41185;1364840022;jurov;that would be a mess -41184;1364840026;smickles;i wake up to nyancat and the joker on bitcoinity -41183;1364840045;ThickAsThieves;you could limit the parameters of what was custom -41182;1364840045;thestringpuller;smickles: hey hey -41181;1364840048;thestringpuller;see my om -41180;1364840050;thestringpuller;om -41179;1364840052;smickles;kk -41178;1364840055;ThickAsThieves;like increments or such -41177;1364840058;thestringpuller;pm* -41176;1364840064;ThickAsThieves;doesnt have to be total free for all -41175;1364840099;jurov;i'd then have to list multiple securities, with different collaterals -41174;1364840102;mircea_popescu;anyway, all that aside, the idiff futures are largely an experimental asset, so -41173;1364840118;jurov;two with fixed one are enough -41172;1364840154;splnkr;so, we finally broke 100….anyone win any bets on that one? -41171;1364840161;ThickAsThieves;in the end i'm just asking for a way to spend more on mpex :) -41170;1364840169;jurov;lol -41169;1364840182;ThickAsThieves;so give it to me baby -41168;1364840190;mircea_popescu;splnkr probably. -41167;1364840194;jurov;make it more like satoshidice, you say -41166;1364840210;ThickAsThieves;not exactly -41165;1364840219;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=163260.0 -41164;1364840222;ThickAsThieves;but there is certainly a betting platform idea in there somewhere -41163;1364840222;mircea_popescu;this is something else -41162;1364840253;smickles;oh... it's nyanslug for the lag -41161;1364840306;thestringpuller;;;ticker -41160;1364840312;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 100.50000, Best ask: 100.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.40000, Last trade: 100.90000, 24 hour volume: 66370.06016972, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 97.11111 -41159;1364840352;ThickAsThieves;lol: -41158;1364840353;ThickAsThieves;11:16] [ZigGap] 1500000.0 @ 0.00000152 = 2.28000000 [-] -41157;1364840354;ThickAsThieves;[11:16] [ZigGap] 3000000.0 @ 0.00000151 = 4.53000000 [-] -41156;1364840354;ThickAsThieves;[11:16] [ZigGap] 190000.0 @ 0.00000150 = 0.28500000 [-] -41155;1364840369;ThickAsThieves;that hurts -41154;1364840401;ChaangNoi;zipgap? -41153;1364840444;ThickAsThieves;they are on BF -41152;1364840446;mircea_popescu;is this the dead asset deprived was discussing ? -41151;1364840465;ThickAsThieves;yes -41150;1364840468;ChaangNoi;i never invested or even heard of that -41149;1364840471;ThickAsThieves;ipo was at .0005 -41148;1364840473;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P080T] 5 @ 0.0753858 = 0.3769 BTC -41147;1364840474;jborkl;ziggap is down for maint. be back soon -41146;1364840475;ThickAsThieves;oops -41145;1364840479;jborkl;oops -41144;1364840479;ThickAsThieves;.00005 -41143;1364840486;ChaangNoi;.005 damn -41142;1364840500;ChaangNoi;better but still not fun -41141;1364840502;Bugpowdurr;http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=TSLA -41140;1364840503;ThickAsThieves;second round was at .0001 -41139;1364840505;ChaangNoi;was it a scam? -41138;1364840508;ThickAsThieves;all sold out -41137;1364840512;Bugpowdurr;yes of course it was a scam -41136;1364840514;_aeon;https://b1tm3.wordpress.com/2013/04/01/a-visit-to-mt-gox/ -41135;1364840516;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdurr your habit of logging in and then dropping makes you lose out. -41134;1364840531;_aeon;First we need to get everything stabilized with licensing and we are considering creating entities around the world with the correct licensing, which is a lot of work. Sometimes it’s less work, e.g. in Europe where you get a license for one country it’s valid within the EU, but in the US you need to get a license from every single state. It means you need an office in every single state, you need to discuss with every single state -41133;1364840531;_aeon;conditions, there are a lot of differences between them… It’s a nightmare. That’s one reason why we want Coinlab to do it for us: it’s too much work.” -41132;1364840535;mircea_popescu;Apr 01 15:15:32 ;;later tell bugpowder : here's an idea : make hashing processors out of dragonfly brains. -41131;1364840539;Bugpowdurr;I do feel like a loser -41130;1364840569;thestringpuller;Bugpowdurr: all your predictions jave come true -41129;1364840571;bitessak;;;ticker -41128;1364840576;mircea_popescu;_aeon are you related to ziggap ? -41127;1364840576;thestringpuller;you are the oracle -41126;1364840577;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 99.75000, Best ask: 100.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.75000, Last trade: 100.50000, 24 hour volume: 66370.06016972, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 97.11111 -41125;1364840579;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146611.msg1715159#msg1715159 -41124;1364840586;thestringpuller;guide us o wise one -41123;1364840588;_aeon;no affiliations -41122;1364840591;mircea_popescu;a ok. -41121;1364840595;thestringpuller;ziggap is plummeting -41120;1364840598;Bugpowdurr;buy calls -41119;1364840629;mircea_popescu;" you need to discuss with every single state" ya dood, i'm sure every single state is discussing shit with every single bootstrapped project. -41118;1364840664;mircea_popescu;also for the record : mtgox failed to get registered in europe, got kicked out of france, -41117;1364840673;mircea_popescu;are currently using some eastern european banks which allows them to skirt it. -41116;1364840675;ThickAsThieves;i can buy calls with the 45btc i just made on ltc -41115;1364840676;Scrat;Re: ziggap, aethero said 3 days ago in -otc that his HDD crashed -41114;1364840681;Scrat;hasn't been online since -41113;1364840686;mircea_popescu;course their usual lieing sort of bs suggests they do have eu licenses. -41112;1364840687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 450 @ 0.004 = 1.8 BTC [+] -41111;1364840710;mircea_popescu;Scrat a my bad, brain confused aeon/aethero -41110;1364840728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.0006 = 12 BTC [-] -41109;1364840734;Scrat;;;seen #bitcoin-otc aethero -41108;1364840734;gribble;aethero was last seen in #bitcoin-otc 2 days, 20 hours, 14 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: bubble popped -41107;1364840754;burnside;damn, ziggap.com down again -41106;1364840777;thestringpuller;buy puts on ziggap! -41105;1364840784;mircea_popescu;"Obama Proclaims April the Month to Teach Young People ‘How to Budget Responsibly’" -41104;1364840788;mircea_popescu;best april fool's ever. -41103;1364840792;bitessak;;;ticker -41102;1364840799;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 99.95348, Best ask: 99.98345, Bid-ask spread: 0.02997, Last trade: 99.95348, 24 hour volume: 67981.72491317, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 97.21329 -41101;1364840808;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 9 @ 0.00479 = 0.0431 BTC [-] -41100;1364840830;Bugpowdurr;well -41099;1364840836;Bugpowdurr;that was fun while it lasted -41098;1364840855;Bugpowdurr;what if today is the top -41097;1364840860;Bugpowdurr;how sad a thought -41096;1364840861;mircea_popescu;obviously it was going to get kicked back as soon as it went over 100 -41095;1364840873;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdurr the puts covered earlier so dunno about that. -41094;1364840912;Bugpowdurr;everytime I have a sad thought like that I imagine being in position 8500 in the gox verification queue, then I get a little happier -41093;1364840980;Bugpowdurr;;;bids 90 -41092;1364840983;mircea_popescu;lol -41091;1364840983;gribble;There are currently 25109.349 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 2313401.22003 USD in total. | Data vintage: 76.7031 seconds -41090;1364841005;ThickAsThieves;wow -41089;1364841034;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -41088;1364841039;gribble;62054.1218082 -41087;1364841042;ThickAsThieves;nice -41086;1364841050;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -41085;1364841056;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 7667060.77584 based on data since last change | 8668728.39687 based on data for last three days -41084;1364841092;ThickAsThieves;can't believe how cheap those idiff futures are! :) -41083;1364841615;Bugpowdurr;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crXK49f9kQg -41082;1364841689;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 918 @ 0.00380051 = 3.4889 BTC [-] -41081;1364841692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00374009 = 6.7322 BTC [-] -41080;1364841693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.0037005 = 7.401 BTC [-] -41079;1364841788;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC [+] -41078;1364841901;smickles;$unconfirmed -41077;1364841904;mpexbot;smickles: 557 -41076;1364842128;DeaDTerra;WTS G.SDICE,GSDPT,G.MPOE,G.BBET, BTCQuick and TU.Silver shares! -41075;1364842236;ZedsterX;so DICE is just dead? -41074;1364842252;ZedsterX;people can't sell it fast enough -41073;1364842256;Bugpowdurr;well -41072;1364842266;Bugpowdurr;gotta get capital to buy calls dude -41071;1364842292;DeaDTerra;Nah DICE is not dead -41070;1364842297;DeaDTerra;just having a bad month -41069;1364842308;ZedsterX;i was sure it would bounce back a bit at the the of the month but no luck -41068;1364842337;jborkl;Dice still profited over 100,000k USD, on a bad month -41067;1364842348;ZedsterX;and ppl still dump -41066;1364842366;jborkl;well,people can not see past tomorrow -41065;1364842374;jborkl;but w\e -41064;1364842381;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.53 BTC [-] -41063;1364842396;ZedsterX;i thought most ppl in the this game were better than that and i don't know squat -41062;1364842420;ZedsterX;I will ride it for another month see what happens -41061;1364842423;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74998 BTC [+] -41060;1364842426;Troic;any body have any clues/ideas on the further development that EV was hinting about ? -41059;1364842457;ZedsterX;he has been talking new interface for 2 months -41058;1364842500;mircea_popescu;Troic nope. -41057;1364842501;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.481 = 1.443 BTC [-] -41056;1364842502;jborkl;I would imagine it has to do with return bet amounts and compression/reducing bloat -41055;1364842503;Troic;'(and this will be more relevant due to other developments we have in mind...).' is suppose 'in mind' is not in the works -41054;1364842539;smickles;Bugpowdurr: there is more too the calc for the number of puts than just strike/spot ! -41053;1364842560;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 51 @ 0.48 = 24.48 BTC [-] -41052;1364842578;jborkl;and you have to remember, for every seller of SDICE- there is a buyer on the other side -41051;1364843341;ThickAsThieves;again, no love for MP http://www.theverge.com/2013/4/1/4154500/mt-gox-barons-of-bitcoin -41050;1364843357;ThickAsThieves;i tried emailing them for you MP, I did! -41049;1364843455;ThickAsThieves;almost had an interview set up for ya, but they said your diff futures made no sense and lol'd me away -41048;1364843477;ThickAsThieves;;) -41047;1364843591;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yeah, i care deeply about the knitting circle. -41046;1364843640;smickles;ThickAsThieves> $avgpc << $avg -41045;1364843649;microhxo;Is coinbase down for purchasing coins right now? -41044;1364843652;smickles;oh, i see now you figured itout -41043;1364843815;microhxo;Anyone having trouble with coinbase? -41042;1364843878;deadweasel;coinbase is fucked. -41041;1364843894;deadweasel;move your coins ASAP and find another avenue for purchase/sell -41040;1364843907;microhxo;Any recommendations ? -41039;1364843926;DeaDTerra;Starcraft two tournament with Bitcoin prize pool starts in 42 Minutes. -41038;1364843926;DeaDTerra;Join us at sc2btc.com :D -41037;1364843950;deadweasel;I'll defer to others on that microhxo.. I haven't bought in a while. Try getting verified on btcquick.com -41036;1364843965;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.74 = 4.44 BTC [-] -41035;1364843970;thestringpuller;MP I have interview with CNN Online for you. -41034;1364843976;thestringpuller;I know you hate them. -41033;1364844028;ChaangNoi;dont use gox... -41032;1364844047;ThickAsThieves;smickles, i just searched for the last time you made the command :) -41031;1364844074;mircea_popescu;microhxo where are you based ? -41030;1364844086;microhxo;USA -41029;1364844096;thestringpuller;Bugpowdurr: being a bio man, I would think you would program elaborate trading bots... -41028;1364844105;ThickAsThieves;mp, i was only joking on that link because while you dont care about the knitting circle, you are indeed looking for press nonetheless right? -41027;1364844106;microhxo;coinbase worked fine for me, was quick too but my friend wants to buy some and it says they dont have any more coins atm. -41026;1364844120;thestringpuller;coinbase never has enough coins -41025;1364844122;microhxo;whats wrong with gox? -41024;1364844135;thestringpuller;they only buy based on user demand -41023;1364844139;thestringpuller;that way they never lose money -41022;1364844147;microhxo;It seems like ALL sites have no coins right now. -41021;1364844169;microhxo;even btcquick is sold out... -41020;1364844197;thestringpuller;there will be another buy spree -41019;1364844204;smickles;DeaDTerra: liquid is involved in it? -41018;1364844208;thestringpuller;when the companies buy coins -41017;1364844213;smickles;or just one of their players? -41016;1364844215;microhxo;So for USA -41015;1364844221;microhxo;what is the goto site to buy bitcoins? -41014;1364844225;thestringpuller;campbx -41013;1364844232;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves sure. -41012;1364844244;Bugpowdurr;thestringpuller: I have a MATLAB based mpex bot -41011;1364844252;Bugpowdurr;but, not using right now -41010;1364844252;thestringpuller;That's sexy. -41009;1364844260;mircea_popescu;microhxo USA is a little iffy, might want to give otc a try tho -41008;1364844271;thestringpuller;Take dat girl and parallelize her in CUDA -41007;1364844280;microhxo;otc? -41006;1364844281;thestringpuller;Bugpowdurr: ever seen libjacket? -41005;1364844284;Bugpowdurr;The 10% of capital in calls and the rest in cold storage plan is working well. -41004;1364844293;Bugpowdurr;nah I am not a real programmer -41003;1364844296;Bugpowdurr;only matlab -41002;1364844344;Bugpowdurr;;;bids 0 -41001;1364844351;gribble;There are currently 51593462 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10104543.0415 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0097 seconds -41000;1364844358;deadweasel;whoa -40999;1364844359;Bugpowdurr;yeah boyeee -40998;1364844362;Bugpowdurr;1.01 -40997;1364844365;Bugpowdurr;10.1 -40996;1364844373;mircea_popescu;microhxo yes, otc stands for over the counter. there's this system of trading btc with other parties, based on the wot -40995;1364844377;mircea_popescu;(web of trust) -40994;1364844389;mircea_popescu;it has a number of advantages but takes a little work. -40993;1364844389;microhxo;sounds risky.. -40992;1364844395;Bugpowdurr;110 could be in play today -40991;1364844399;mircea_popescu;it may be, at least to begin with. -40990;1364844422;microhxo;Also I can only pay with paypal on that. No way am i giving bank acct info out. And i know no one wants to accept paypal because its reversible. -40989;1364844434;mircea_popescu;a yes. -40988;1364844438;mircea_popescu;mtgox takes pp ?! -40987;1364844447;microhxo;Dont believe so -40986;1364844453;mircea_popescu;o i see what you mean. -40985;1364844462;deadweasel;microhxo: manage your risk. You will always have risk with BTC (or USD) -40984;1364844463;mircea_popescu;yeah, in the us you're probably stuck with mtgox -40983;1364844470;mircea_popescu;as a retail buyer -40982;1364844473;microhxo;yea -40981;1364844494;Bugpowdurr;localbitcoins is great if you are in a major metro area -40980;1364844498;mircea_popescu;or that yea -40979;1364844508;mircea_popescu;meet some hawt chick in a restaurant -40978;1364844508;deadweasel;or keep hammering coinbase, they have a rolling 24 hr limit which could reset at any moment. You can check them hourly and try to buy... but that is just lame. -40977;1364844515;mircea_popescu;(if localbitcoins had any clue they'd do that) -40976;1364844651;thestringpuller;There are currently 51593462 bitcoins demanded <- More bitcoins are demanded than will ever exist, thus circulation? -40975;1364844660;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 17 @ 0.584885 = 9.943 BTC [+] -40974;1364844712;mircea_popescu;5mn ? -40973;1364844723;jurov;that's 51m -40972;1364844735;thestringpuller;yup -40971;1364844739;mircea_popescu;a ok -40970;1364844744;thestringpuller;51mn bitcoins are currently demanded. -40969;1364844753;thestringpuller;So the price has to go up... -40968;1364844759;jurov;that are just buyers expectations -40967;1364844761;mircea_popescu;well im guessing some of the bids won't get filled. -40966;1364844780;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [+] -40965;1364844782;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3962 = 0.7924 BTC [-] -40964;1364844783;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.396 = 1.188 BTC [-] -40963;1364844784;thestringpuller;sure -40962;1364844786;saulimus;some won't buy if it doesn't come down to $2... -40961;1364844787;Bugpowdurr;the number of bitcoins demanded is irrelevant -40960;1364844791;Lyspooner;i demand that many bitcoins for .00001 USD -40959;1364844800;Bugpowdurr;the total $ demanded is -40958;1364844802;thestringpuller;Bugpowdurr: how so? -40957;1364844809;thestringpuller;oh total $ demanded -40956;1364844822;Bugpowdurr;just focus on the total $ demanded. That represents actual funded bids on gox. -40955;1364844828;benkay;microhxo look into dwolla -40954;1364844830;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdurr wait. -40953;1364844832;Bugpowdurr;highest I have seen is $10.4MM -40952;1364844838;mircea_popescu;o nm -40951;1364844848;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000645 BTC [+] -40950;1364844854;microhxo;Thanks, ill check em out -40949;1364844857;thestringpuller;do you still have any S.DICE? -40948;1364844861;thestringpuller;or did you empty out -40947;1364844864;benkay;microhxo it can be slow to get money in but people love it -40946;1364844873;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -40945;1364844879;gribble;62669.1151321 -40944;1364844888;microhxo;How long from start to finish to buy a bitcoin? -40943;1364844891;microhxo;pending is fine but -40942;1364844896;microhxo;as long as he can get in today -40941;1364844912;thestringpuller;I'll sell him some -40940;1364844918;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 81 @ 0.74 = 59.94 BTC [-] -40939;1364844921;thestringpuller;but I will only take moneypaks -40938;1364844924;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.74998 = 5.9998 BTC [+] -40937;1364844928;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.74999 = 7.4999 BTC [+] -40936;1364844931;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.749999 = 2.25 BTC [+] -40935;1364844935;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 77 @ 0.75 = 57.75 BTC [+] -40934;1364844938;thestringpuller;microhxo: is that doable? -40933;1364844939;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.75 = 7.5 BTC [+] -40932;1364844955;mircea_popescu;microhxo coinbase takes about a month or some shit. -40931;1364844955;microhxo;He just got 1 bitcoin on coinbase lol -40930;1364844959;microhxo;so he is "in the game" -40929;1364844970;thestringpuller;okay so he doesn't need coin no more? -40928;1364844974;benkay;microhxo don't fuck with coinbase -40927;1364844990;benkay;they're not grownups. -40926;1364844992;kakobrekla;15:13.32 ( KRS1 ) wtf yes sell all btc asap < trolling the ltc king -40925;1364844998;microhxo;well, im already .5 btc into coin base so once I get that I can transfer to another service. -40924;1364845007;benkay;took 3 hours to get my friends coins out of there -40923;1364845009;microhxo;just seemed the most convenient -40922;1364845011;benkay;NOT pro. -40921;1364845012;benkay;yeah -40920;1364845018;Bugpowdurr;coinbase is n00bbase -40919;1364845019;benkay;the triangle is trust, speed, price -40918;1364845021;benkay;pick 2 -40917;1364845025;thestringpuller;microhxo: do you need coin? -40916;1364845026;TomServo;mircea_popescu: what were you saying localbitcoins should do? -40915;1364845037;Bugpowdurr;mtgox has all 3 if you are already verified -40914;1364845041;mircea_popescu;benkay not really. if you're on otc it's pretty much max trust insta speed best price. -40913;1364845060;mircea_popescu;TomServo they should hire a dozen strippers in the main towns at 100 an hour or whatever -40912;1364845063;microhxo;thestringpuller: Not right now. Im only testing bitcoins. Dont want to put a lot in yet. -40911;1364845067;microhxo;thanks though. -40910;1364845069;mircea_popescu;havwe them go to sell ? buy btc -40909;1364845070;microhxo;mtgox i heard was slow? -40908;1364845085;thestringpuller;microhxo: I just don't want anyone who needs coin to have to miss out on trades because services are down -40907;1364845090;Bugpowdurr;only if you are new -40906;1364845097;benkay;mircea_popescu: i never see advertisements for less than 7% above mkt -40905;1364845101;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.76 = 7.6 BTC [+] -40904;1364845111;Bugpowdurr;I sell for 3% over market on localbitcoins -40903;1364845111;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [+] -40902;1364845119;microhxo;thestringpuller: yea i hear you. -40901;1364845129;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 29 @ 0.76 = 22.04 BTC [+] -40900;1364845149;Bugpowdurr;3% over market yesterday, is 10% under market today -40899;1364845149;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.76 = 5.32 BTC [+] -40898;1364845157;TomServo;Bugpowdurr: what's the interest level like? -40897;1364845167;thestringpuller;oh wow -40896;1364845180;thestringpuller;Bitcoin might start supporting a legit economy soon at these prices... -40895;1364845189;Bugpowdurr;high -40894;1364845209;Bugpowdurr;I think I get most of the business in my area -40893;1364845217;Bugpowdurr;have had 3 different buyers -40892;1364845220;Bugpowdurr;one is a regular -40891;1364845226;Bugpowdurr;I suspect he is dealing coins at school -40890;1364845254;kakobrekla;sometimes kids dealed drugs -40889;1364845256;kakobrekla;now they deal coins -40888;1364845259;kakobrekla;and get drugs of SR -40887;1364845261;kakobrekla;works. -40886;1364845267;benkay;better system. -40885;1364845280;TomServo;Bugpowdurr: do your ads reference your OTC info? -40884;1364845289;Bugpowdurr;yes -40883;1364845329;thestringpuller;Bugpowdurr: I suspect he is dealing coins at school << so he is dealing them for drugs? -40882;1364845353;Bugpowdurr;I don't think so, I think he is just trying to make a profit -40881;1364845361;Bugpowdurr;probably can sell for 20% over market -40880;1364845369;Bugpowdurr;plus the rising price -40879;1364845375;mircea_popescu;yeah, brcause of all the "protective" regulation -40878;1364845377;mircea_popescu;kids cant' get btc. -40877;1364845397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4350 @ 0.0006 = 2.61 BTC [-] -40876;1364845399;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: fo realz? -40875;1364845410;thestringpuller;that sounds like a good business right there, btc for children -40874;1364845414;thestringpuller;btc kids meals -40873;1364845415;mircea_popescu;well how ? they get registered with mtgox ? -40872;1364845425;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: Bitinstant -40871;1364845433;smickles;violates copa -40870;1364845434;mircea_popescu;a that's a thought. -40869;1364845443;thestringpuller;or Ziggap -40868;1364845446;thestringpuller;Or why not OTC -40867;1364845457;thestringpuller;danieldaniel bought coins from me by buying me hitman -40866;1364845467;smickles;'merican companies can't collect information on kids -40865;1364845468;thestringpuller;as smickles could attest to -40864;1364845490;ThickAsThieves;surprised this made it onto the Verge, looks like they're becoming btc fans... http://www.theverge.com/2013/3/31/4168542/listen-to-bitcoin-in-real-time -40863;1364845491;smickles;so they just don't do business with them, often times -40862;1364845495;thestringpuller;i would think kids would have an easier time with "no regulation" if they came into bitcoin wealth -40861;1364845502;thestringpuller;they don't have to legally pay taxes non? -40860;1364845510;thestringpuller;that is if they are enrolled -40859;1364845519;smickles;thestringpuller: they do have to pay taxes -40858;1364845526;smickles;via parents -40857;1364845531;thestringpuller;but you get it all refunded -40856;1364845534;thestringpuller;non? -40855;1364845545;Bugpowdurr;only if you don't make much -40854;1364845555;Bugpowdurr;same tax rates apply -40853;1364845567;Bugpowdurr;18 year olds usually don't have much gross income though -40852;1364845568;thestringpuller;Hmm. I guess kids may have it harder after all... -40851;1364845580;smickles;if your under age kids make money, it's your income -40850;1364845592;mircea_popescu;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BGx8EptCYAAgj5K.jpg:large -40849;1364845596;mircea_popescu;pic related. -40848;1364845603;Bugpowdurr;That's not how it worked for me when I was 17 -40847;1364845638;smickles;Bugpowdurr: i learned personal income tax in 2009, so it may have been different -40846;1364845697;Bugpowdurr;iirc if you are claimed as a dependent, you cannot take your personal exemption, but your income is still taxed as your own income. But there may be multiple ways to skin that cat. -40845;1364845706;jborkl;17 you are a adult in the US, pretty sure -40844;1364845722;Bugpowdurr;ah no -40843;1364845724;Bugpowdurr;18 -40842;1364845743;jborkl;well, taxes not 100% sure- you can be tried as a adult at 17 -40841;1364845759;Bugpowdurr;default is tried as a juviy at 18 -40840;1364845776;Bugpowdurr;if you did something very bad they can roll you up to adult for criminal prosecution -40839;1364845821;Bugpowdurr;I don't think we are gonna see $110 today. -40838;1364846082;smickles;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oozQe2Bk2cA -40837;1364846269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0038 = 3.8 BTC [+] -40836;1364846271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0038 = 3.8 BTC [+] -40835;1364846272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00371 = 11.13 BTC [-] -40834;1364846604;mod6;hmm only 500 nodes connected today? -40833;1364846793;Garr255;!help -40832;1364846794;assbot;List of commands: -40831;1364846795;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !t} -40830;1364846796;assbot;!last (desc: returns last price value, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !l} -40829;1364846797;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -40828;1364846798;assbot;!rules (desc: chan guidelines) {short: !r} -40827;1364846799;assbot;!exchanges (desc: lists exchanges and brokers) {short: !e} -40826;1364846803;Garr255;!ticker btct cognitive -40825;1364846806;assbot;[BTCT:COGNITIVE] 1D: 0.157 / 0.23616 / 0.2899 (59 shares, 13.9 BTC), 7D: 0.108 / 0.14794 / 0.2899 (414 shares, 61.2 BTC), 30D: 0.1012 / 0.17401 / 0.3 (930 shares, 161.8 BTC) -40824;1364846900;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 83 @ 0.000611 = 0.0507 BTC [-] -40823;1364847114;mircea_popescu;mod6 kinda concerning, yes. -40822;1364847192;Bugpowdurr;seems like too round a number -40821;1364847234;bitesak;;;ticker -40820;1364847243;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 102.21741, Best ask: 102.54042, Bid-ask spread: 0.32301, Last trade: 102.21740, 24 hour volume: 79604.66694827, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 98.01342 -40819;1364847246;mircea_popescu;at the rate nodes have been decreasing (60k two years ago, 30k a year ago, 10k recently, <1k by now) -40818;1364847255;mircea_popescu;it seems this is rapidly becoming bitcoin's chief point of failure. -40817;1364847269;kakobrekla;blockchain to big -40816;1364847271;kakobrekla;too -40815;1364847298;mircea_popescu;yes but as we get into the hundreds we're markedly less decentralised than visa. -40814;1364847300;kakobrekla;i run ~5 full nodes myself -40813;1364847307;jborkl;4 here -40812;1364847310;mircea_popescu;bitcoind ? -40811;1364847313;kakobrekla;yes -40810;1364847315;jborkl;yes -40809;1364847316;mircea_popescu;what vers ? -40808;1364847319;jborkl;.81 -40807;1364847323;mircea_popescu;(if you don't mund my curioisuty( -40806;1364847325;kakobrekla;0.7 - 0.8 -40805;1364847334;jborkl;.81 is very fast compared -40804;1364847340;jborkl;to .7x -40803;1364847344;mircea_popescu;aha -40802;1364847356;jborkl;from what I understand it will use all cores -40801;1364847359;kakobrekla;ya but avg folks need a week to sync -40800;1364847364;kakobrekla;or something -40799;1364847365;jborkl;true -40798;1364847373;kakobrekla;which is death -40797;1364847373;mircea_popescu;ridiculous. even on .81 ?! -40796;1364847382;jborkl;well, .81 it goes much faster -40795;1364847389;kakobrekla;yea esp if not running 24/7 -40794;1364847402;jborkl;I keep multiple copies, so I don't know anymore -40793;1364847414;jborkl;but last time it took 2 dayd -40792;1364847419;mircea_popescu;so 2% of active nodes is you two. -40791;1364847420;kakobrekla;i know people have been using electrun and such -40790;1364847423;mircea_popescu;scary shit. -40789;1364847427;jborkl;lol, I guess so -40788;1364847429;kakobrekla;that uses one server side bitcoind -40787;1364847442;kakobrekla;and ppl connect to that -40786;1364847455;jborkl;I have about 200 connections on those 4 -40785;1364847482;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16384 @ 0.00060656 = 9.9379 BTC [+] -40784;1364847489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2616 @ 0.00060809 = 1.5908 BTC [+] -40783;1364847507;mircea_popescu;fucking hell. -40782;1364847519;mircea_popescu;so my very expensive 15800 hdd just went -40781;1364847521;mircea_popescu;retjhweriughieh -40780;1364847523;mircea_popescu;and is now dead ;/ -40779;1364847534;kakobrekla;uh? -40778;1364847535;smickles;:o -40777;1364847535;mircea_popescu;WHO HERE DID IT -40776;1364847551;kakobrekla;you shouldnt have downloaded my cupcakes -40775;1364847552;Bugpowdurr;I just don't believe that there are only 500 nodes -40774;1364847579;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.38 = 1.52 BTC [+] -40773;1364847590;mircea_popescu;;/ -40772;1364847606;jborkl;well, people that did not upgrade to .81 or change the locks - I am guessing will no longer show up on nodes -40771;1364847606;smickles;that's just blockchain. they might now limit to 500 -40770;1364847612;Bugpowdurr;yeah -40769;1364847619;Bugpowdurr;that's what I bet is going on -40768;1364847643;mircea_popescu;smickles now that's a theory. -40767;1364847652;mircea_popescu;jborkl there'd be no way to knopw as a peer -40766;1364847661;kakobrekla;ouch; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=146611.120;topicseen -40765;1364847668;kakobrekla;another round. -40764;1364847745;kakobrekla;this stupid people and money parting is taking too long! -40763;1364847749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00398999 = 3.3915 BTC [+] -40762;1364847769;jurov;who reports 500 nodes? blockchain.info? -40761;1364847790;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla werd brotyher. -40760;1364847790;smickles;yup -40759;1364847798;jborkl;497, but I know a few wekks ago it was 1900 -40758;1364847824;mircea_popescu;two months ago it was like 8-9000 -40757;1364847832;benkay;"Once again, I get scammed." -40756;1364847836;jurov;cuz i have 90 connections now and none of them is blockchain.info (it sees my txs as arriving from around the world) -40755;1364847853;jurov;so think it's wildly inaccurate -40754;1364847883;mircea_popescu;any of you folks running multiple nodes willing to do a node mapping project ? -40753;1364847894;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1700671#msg1700671 << lol -40752;1364847935;podizzle;hey -40751;1364847940;mircea_popescu;hello -40750;1364847948;jborkl;Sure -40749;1364847960;mod6;yeah, i guess blockchain.info sometimes loses its wallet connections and takes a bit to reconnect to other nodes. -40748;1364847967;mircea_popescu;jborkl let me know! -40747;1364847971;podizzle;how long does it take for bets to show max -40746;1364847972;mod6;just was curious. thx :) -40745;1364847978;therusytrombone;how was the outcome of the avalon bet yes -40744;1364847983;podizzle;i know btc can be slow ass hell sometimes -40743;1364847990;therusytrombone;they did not deliver half of their pre-orders lol -40742;1364847994;mircea_popescu;podizzle what bets, what max ? -40741;1364847994;therusytrombone;such bullshit lmao -40740;1364848018;mircea_popescu;therusytrombone how you judge ? -40739;1364848023;jborkl;ok, I am going to go to lunch them I will let you know, shouldnt take too long -40738;1364848032;therusytrombone;at the time that statement was made, there were two batches for pre-order -40737;1364848037;podizzle;16yhNwTB4wxSjbJu8Ev3TantqYyn6AEUcJ -40736;1364848044;therusytrombone;so you would have to guess or assume that the statement meant only batch one? -40735;1364848053;therusytrombone;if you go by the timing, batch 1 and 2 were already in -40734;1364848057;mircea_popescu;yeah. it's been widely discussed here / in the comments there too -40733;1364848064;therusytrombone;it doesnt make sense -40732;1364848071;therusytrombone;are you supposed to bet on how the statement is written -40731;1364848078;therusytrombone;or how it was supposed to be interpreted? -40730;1364848079;mircea_popescu;you are, yes. -40729;1364848098;therusytrombone;so by how it was written, and the date it was created, the outcome should be No -40728;1364848108;mircea_popescu;any written text has the problem of reading. this is why there exist courts irl. -40727;1364848112;podizzle;i think bitbet has lots of potential but 30btc to buy shares damn -40726;1364848121;mircea_popescu;a reading including batch two is nonsensical as batch two wasn't even slated for delivery till apr 5 -40725;1364848122;therusytrombone;i'm starting to think the site is kinda rigged -40724;1364848127;smickles;podizzle: find a broker -40723;1364848135;podizzle;this bfl talk haunts me wherever i go -40722;1364848136;mircea_popescu;podizzle you can use ppl like coinbr -40721;1364848139;mircea_popescu;or the passthroughs -40720;1364848142;therusytrombone;it doesnt matter, it was written that they will deliver 1/2 of their pre-orders -40719;1364848145;therusytrombone;nothing about batches -40718;1364848146;podizzle;i see thanks for the info -40717;1364848149;therusytrombone;and on that date, they had two batches -40716;1364848157;therusytrombone;so by what you are saying, it should have been a bad bed -40715;1364848164;therusytrombone;who owns that site, anyway? -40714;1364848174;mircea_popescu;well, apparently your reading of the text doesn't match the admin's and the majority of bettor's/commenter's etc reading thereof. -40713;1364848176;mircea_popescu;it happens. -40712;1364848182;therusytrombone;what a knee-jerk reaction to call that a Yes -40711;1364848186;therusytrombone;scam'd -40710;1364848212;therusytrombone;read the statement. read the date. how can you infer any other way? -40709;1364848215;smickles;therusytrombone: can you link me :) -40708;1364848223;therusytrombone;http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -40707;1364848224;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/269/avalon-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-april-1st/ -40706;1364848243;therusytrombone;pre-orders mean pre-orders, there is no mention of batches -40705;1364848246;mircea_popescu;well, i read it the following way : the bet can't be about some corp delivering before april 1st items it promised to deliver starting april 5th -40704;1364848256;therusytrombone;that's inferring past what's written -40703;1364848258;therusytrombone;i understand that point -40702;1364848266;mircea_popescu;no text carries its meaning inside. -40701;1364848268;therusytrombone;but then you are betting on what the creator meant but not what is written -40700;1364848270;mircea_popescu;all text is interpreted. -40699;1364848272;therusytrombone;and that's a bad bet by the rules -40698;1364848272;podizzle;is this a bitbet site ? -40697;1364848274;podizzle;channel -40696;1364848278;mircea_popescu;podizzle nope. -40695;1364848284;podizzle;wtf -40694;1364848286;podizzle;lol -40693;1364848306;smickles;podizzle: we do go off topic from time to time -40692;1364848325;mircea_popescu;therusytrombone if you take a strong nominalist view NOTHING is ever definitively provable -40691;1364848326;smickles;podizzle: also, if you don't like naked people, be weary of clicking on a link from mircea_popescu -40690;1364848328;error4733;;;ticker -40689;1364848328;mircea_popescu;and thus no bets are acceptable. -40688;1364848335;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 102.51002, Best ask: 102.99990, Bid-ask spread: 0.48988, Last trade: 102.51000, 24 hour volume: 80196.49123987, 24 hour low: 91.00000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 98.06018 -40687;1364848356;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136483017480.jpg ] []) -- This command gives a useful description of what does. is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin. -40561;1364849670;smickles;$list -40560;1364849671;mircea_popescu;listen you ttoally gotta populate that. -40559;1364849671;mpexbot;smickles: Admin, Channel, Config, Misc, Owner, Services, SupyMPEx, and User -40558;1364849675;mircea_popescu;a nm! -40557;1364849693;smickles;and I do need to put in a couple docstrings -40556;1364849696;mircea_popescu;now if only i can remember list -40555;1364849702;smickles;$list SupyMPEx -40554;1364849703;mpexbot;smickles: avg, depth, email, moo, mpexlag, post, proxies, unconfirmed, and vwap -40553;1364849717;mircea_popescu;aha -40552;1364849725;mircea_popescu;can you redirect $help to $list supympex ? -40551;1364849740;mircea_popescu;$email -40550;1364849741;smickles;nanotube: ^ help :) -40549;1364849742;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: No new messages received. -40548;1364849781;mircea_popescu;and also add the leading $ and say somethinc like "Available commands : " -40547;1364849797;mircea_popescu;$vwap ^oix -40546;1364849800;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 100.30864847 high: 132.25174812 low: 86.04499804 volume: 9075 btc: 4482.82710187 30 day: no data -40545;1364849808;mircea_popescu;whoa nelly. -40544;1364849834;smickles;132, not bad -40543;1364849867;smickles;$commands -40542;1364849872;smickles;hmm -40541;1364849882;mircea_popescu;$buttsex -40540;1364849898;smickles;ah, mircea_popescu do you remember that assbot pic? -40539;1364849903;mircea_popescu;notrly ? -40538;1364849919;smickles;well, nvm. -40537;1364849942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6690 @ 0.0006 = 4.014 BTC [-] -40536;1364849958;smickles;6!??! -40535;1364850009;mircea_popescu;end of world. -40534;1364850050;smickles;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU3g7XFCZFw -40533;1364850052;mod6;it's been landing on .0006 a few times in the last number of days -40532;1364850070;mod6;ups and downs -40531;1364850071;mod6;no worries -40530;1364850110;mircea_popescu;as btc went from 20 to 100 s.dice lost like what, 50-60% ? -40529;1364850119;mircea_popescu;s.mpoe lost about 20% i think -40528;1364850131;podizzle;satoshi dice lost why would it lose -40527;1364850133;mircea_popescu;oddly enough this could be said to make sone sense -40526;1364850147;mircea_popescu;podizzle well would you prefer "shed" ? -40525;1364850165;podizzle;no i mean the underlying reasons why -40524;1364850175;smickles;i prefer "two sheds" -40523;1364850177;smickles;;D -40522;1364850177;mircea_popescu;well there's this theory that people wil lbet less btc -40521;1364850190;podizzle;because its too valued -40520;1364850196;podizzle;even a satoshi? -40519;1364850197;mircea_popescu;more generally, in fiat terms corp went from 15 to 50mn ? -40518;1364850632;mod6;yeah! and I like how after the march MPOE beatdown the statements are there in full glory - ugly or not. -40517;1364850716;mod6;those were some HUGE numbers, but the reality of those statements to me adds some trust there. MPEx sailed through some massive attacks this past month too. -40516;1364850732;mod6;Sail strong MPEx! -40515;1364850747;_aeon;squirt -40514;1364850758;smickles;mod6: mpex is a scam and mircea_popescu is a greasy fraud -40513;1364850764;mod6;:P -40512;1364850766;_aeon;probably smickles -40511;1364850801;ThickAsThieves;you forgot to call him a gypsy -40510;1364850813;_aeon;judges in romania are like $500 -40509;1364850841;mircea_popescu;i say this, from the bottom of my heart : -40508;1364850842;mircea_popescu;buttseks. -40507;1364850849;mod6;:> -40506;1364850851;guruvan;damn smickles I knew it. Now where am I gonna find a chum to sell my account to? -40505;1364850863;smickles;he's probably having buttsex right now, that pervert -40504;1364850870;mircea_popescu;no im not. too much effort -40503;1364850877;mircea_popescu;i got a fever ;/ -40502;1364850877;_aeon;i bet his finger is at least in a butt -40501;1364850885;mod6;:( -40500;1364850887;guruvan;I'm sure of it - I heard that online somewhere -40499;1364850890;smickles;aw, get well soon mp -40498;1364850896;mircea_popescu;and the only prescription -40497;1364850898;mircea_popescu;the only cure -40496;1364850901;mircea_popescu;is more COWBELL -40495;1364850901;guruvan;hot from all that buttseks -40494;1364850903;_aeon;is whiskey -40493;1364850909;mod6;always moar cowbell -40492;1364850916;smickles;lol -40491;1364850925;mod6;m00 -40490;1364850929;_aeon;bourbon makes fever go away -40489;1364850931;mircea_popescu;anyway, it's breaking already. i am blessed with this bizzare trait whereby a cold stays with me for 6 hours if its really bad -40488;1364850931;_aeon;known. -40487;1364850952;mircea_popescu;who's _aeon anyway -40486;1364850964;_aeon;yo mamma -40485;1364850966;smickles;dunno, they sound cool tho -40484;1364850994;mircea_popescu;my mamma cvan't type that fast, -40483;1364850997;mircea_popescu;she works for the govt. -40482;1364851011;_aeon;dem gubments -40481;1364851034;_aeon;i'm noob -40480;1364851053;mircea_popescu;no you're not, what noob has cloaks. -40479;1364851066;_aeon;paranoidmuch -40478;1364851072;mircea_popescu;just curious dood. -40477;1364851079;_aeon;muahahaha -40476;1364851083;smickles;lol, _aeon, your 14:12 -!- _aeon [~FUCKSUPA@unaffiliated/aeon/x-3095533] , funny -40475;1364851092;mircea_popescu;o its supa ?! -40474;1364851105;mircea_popescu;btw, anyone saw herodes' butthurt in forum over being neg'd ? -40473;1364851109;_aeon;that would be the farthest from the truth -40472;1364851114;_aeon;but let's run with it -40471;1364851135;_aeon;i'm wuzzywubing all over -40470;1364851162;_aeon;i like to read butthurt -40469;1364851248;mircea_popescu;on gibson. who the fuck connects on gibson -40468;1364851251;mod6;mircea_popescu: i was sort of pissed supa ruined my perfect rating :/ -40467;1364851256;mircea_popescu;what's that like papua-new guiney -40466;1364851258;pgp;who runs bitcoinity? -40465;1364851259;mod6;*shrug* -40464;1364851267;mircea_popescu;pgp a hungarian dood. -40463;1364851271;mircea_popescu;comboy -40462;1364851282;_aeon;dude i'm being stalked -40461;1364851287;pgp;the joker background is fun 'n all, but sure make looking at the charts hard on the eyes... -40460;1364851288;_aeon;stop you tickle -40459;1364851289;mod6;i've never even talked to the guy... so that was kinda disappointing -40458;1364851307;mircea_popescu;mod6 i think he just spammed gribble ratings -40457;1364851328;mod6;yeah, apparently he's trying to make some sort of point -40456;1364851344;mircea_popescu;ya. aka trolling. -40455;1364851362;mircea_popescu;so anybody been using the .8.1 exploded ruin of a codebase packaging at all ? -40454;1364851362;mod6;*nod* -40453;1364851379;smickles;http://youtu.be/zorZohh06w0?t=3m22s < lol -40452;1364851404;_aeon;;;rated Supa -40451;1364851405;gribble;You rated user Supa on Thu Mar 28 11:20:54 2013, giving him a rating of -10, and supplied these additional notes: I AM RICK JAMES MOTHERFUCKER. -40450;1364851411;mod6;i've got .7, but im still like 70 days behind. need to fire it up and let it catch up but it chokes my hd -40449;1364851412;_aeon;;;unauth -40448;1364851413;gribble;Your GPG session has been terminated. -40447;1364851455;mircea_popescu;$grep "rick james" /xchatlogs/* -40446;1364851466;_aeon;goog luck -40445;1364851468;tk993;!e -40444;1364851475;mircea_popescu;1835 -40443;1364851485;pgp;a lot of crying going on over .8.1 on bitcoin-dev -40442;1364851500;mircea_popescu;ʎɐp ƃuıɹʇs ɯopuɐɹ ʎddɐɥ -40441;1364851535;mircea_popescu;pgp ya well the old pos doesn't work (as detailed in http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoind-not-quite-ready-for-prime-time/ ) -40440;1364851537;pgp;looks almost greek ... almoost - lol -40439;1364851539;mircea_popescu;and the new pos i don't trust -40438;1364851541;mircea_popescu;fucking locked ;/ -40437;1364851567;pgp;ugh -40436;1364851634;pgp;here's one for BBET - bet on date that dev team releases 1.0 -40435;1364851651;pgp;Dec 31, 2018 is probably even money -40434;1364851681;mircea_popescu;heh. -40433;1364851686;smickles;time b/t 1.0 and 1.0.0.1? 1 day -40432;1364851707;mircea_popescu;well i'm the eternal optimist : they stfu with the "Developing" which they can't do because they can't code -40431;1364851715;mircea_popescu;start working testnet which is more adeuqate to their abilities -40430;1364851728;mircea_popescu;and then finally when 1.0 is released that's after a spec has been made -40429;1364851745;mircea_popescu;and so 1.0.0.1 being 1 day later doesn't quite have the cataclysmic implications. -40428;1364851847;pgp;like anything in life, it'll will require competent resources AND competent management... -40427;1364851872;pgp;a dash of vision / brilliance never hurts, either... -40426;1364851908;ThickAsThieves;$avg -40425;1364851910;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 97.68 -40424;1364851935;bitesak;;;ticker -40423;1364851941;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 102.57701, Best ask: 102.89999, Bid-ask spread: 0.32298, Last trade: 102.57701, 24 hour volume: 77591.58336552, 24 hour low: 91.75000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 98.56399 -40422;1364851999;pgp;it's great that miners get paid, but did satoshi ever think about getting the developers/stewards paid? -40421;1364852011;pgp;is that what the bitcoin foundation is for? -40420;1364852015;_aeon;aethero comes online -40419;1364852054;mircea_popescu;pgp i don't think the idea ever was for coders to be paid -40418;1364852063;mircea_popescu;i'm not sayingthis is a good idea necessarily, but -40417;1364852072;mircea_popescu;if it is decentralised then the paying would be whoever hires them -40416;1364852113;jurov;they should move to devcoin -40415;1364852137;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 10 @ 0.2 = 2 BTC [+] -40414;1364852139;pgp;bitcoin will need adjustments down the road - how can we ensure that the best and brightest are attracted to the endeavor? -40413;1364852140;_aeon;derpfiend eh -40412;1364852152;mircea_popescu;anyway, if i query my crystal 8 ball what i see is each miner conglomerate having its own devteam. -40411;1364852165;mircea_popescu;the current troop is really sinking their future by not doing spec work now, while they still can -40410;1364852174;mircea_popescu;it WILL be done, but by miner negotiation, and they will be simply ignored. -40409;1364852195;pgp;i believe you are right... -40408;1364852202;mircea_popescu;yeah. the problem is they're cheeky kids -40407;1364852205;mircea_popescu;and won't mostly listen. -40406;1364852215;pgp;golden rule: he with the gold makes the rules... -40405;1364852228;mircea_popescu;cause you know, i'm evil and impolite and therefore the fact that i regularly see the future is moot. -40404;1364852254;pgp;sucks being a sith lord... -40403;1364852273;_aeon;use latinum bars -40402;1364852277;mircea_popescu;notrly. i get the butts. -40401;1364852288;pgp;lol -40400;1364852343;pgp;seriously, though - sometimes the conversation on bitcoin-dev seems like it's coming from Deep Space 9... -40399;1364852390;mircea_popescu;i can't go there. i get summaries (ocasionally) and even tho made by competent people they still piss me off. -40398;1364852449;benkay;can i subscribe to those summaries? -40397;1364852472;mircea_popescu;haha that might be an idea -40396;1364852480;pgp;in any case, you're right about the mining oligarcy taking up the dev mantle eventually -40395;1364852549;mircea_popescu;i think so. -40394;1364852551;pgp;seems like the natural outcome... -40393;1364852566;mircea_popescu;possibly some businesses might run their own clients. -40392;1364852570;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 80 @ 0.2 = 16 BTC [+] -40391;1364852574;mircea_popescu;s.dice might make one, like the s.dice desktop client. -40390;1364852585;mircea_popescu;probably valuable for things like slotmachines. -40389;1364852594;mircea_popescu;or bitpay if they had any sense (and resources, and etc) -40388;1364852685;pgp;certainly room out there for "subchains" it seem to me... -40387;1364852699;mircea_popescu;that's a diff story. -40386;1364852727;benkay;different topic: has anyone out there gotten kakobrekla's socket working? -40385;1364852737;benkay;and would be willing to give me some assist on thing? -40384;1364852742;kakobrekla;sure -40383;1364852746;benkay;o hai -40382;1364852749;kakobrekla;hi -40381;1364852808;dub;;;ticker -40380;1364852814;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 103.00010, Best ask: 103.15689, Bid-ask spread: 0.15679, Last trade: 103.00010, 24 hour volume: 77774.07869393, 24 hour low: 92.05000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 98.58243 -40379;1364852819;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 0.76 = 9.88 BTC [+] -40378;1364852825;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.76 = 2.28 BTC [+] -40377;1364852840;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1622 BTC [-] -40376;1364852842;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16213 BTC [-] -40375;1364852844;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.16212 BTC [-] -40374;1364852847;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.162 = 0.648 BTC [-] -40373;1364852941;Derpfiend;indeed aeon -40372;1364852952;_aeon;indeed -40371;1364853056;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 4 @ 0.42 = 1.68 BTC [-] -40370;1364853063;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.36 = 1.08 BTC [-] -40369;1364853163;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [-] -40368;1364853443;_aeon;http://cloudsigma.com/en/about-us/press-releases/233 -40367;1364853465;_aeon;today announced that that its customers will now be able to benefit from fax access to their cloud servers. Complementing the existing SSH and VNC access, ‘remote desktop via fax’ provides users without internet connection the ability to view their cloud servers. -40366;1364853486;_aeon;“we are always listening to customers and they were clear, where is your fax access? For some VNC just isn’t performant enough. This new service is a world first for CloudSigma and the result of six months innovation. Customers can now remotely view their screens from anywhere in the world via fax. -40365;1364853504;_aeon;totally normal tiberiusiv -40364;1364853509;_aeon;happens on mondays -40363;1364853557;dub;wats bitcoin central? -40362;1364853703;dub;oh run by forum staff, was a scam anyway -40361;1364853731;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 9 @ 0.00479 = 0.0431 BTC [-] -40360;1364853752;jborkl;http://dpaste.com/1043267/ -40359;1364853779;jborkl;there are 3 bitcoind , i have to remote into the other and then I will also run data on them -40358;1364853840;TomServo;tiberiusiv: what's the deal? SP500 down... bitcoin up. :P -40357;1364853889;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 112 @ 0.0048 = 0.5376 BTC [+] -40356;1364853914;TomServo;Obviously I did.. just giving you shit. -40355;1364853921;dub;;;bids 100 -40354;1364853929;gribble;There are currently 5833.3713 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 588194.297707 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0040 seconds -40353;1364854000;mircea_popescu;dub bitcoin-central is run by davout/buncha french gypsies. -40352;1364854069;mircea_popescu;jborkl that's like 35 nodes tho. -40351;1364854180;dub;http://blockchain.info/address/1LrPYjto3hsLzWJNstghuwdrQXB96KbrCy -40350;1364854195;dub;could be the mpoe loss is about to be surpassed -40349;1364854203;jborkl;I am getting more -40348;1364854234;jborkl;I will filter the info and pass it all along to you -40347;1364854263;jborkl;and I am pinging the other nodes to see who they are connected to -40346;1364854274;_aeon;bam -40345;1364854276;ThickAsThieves;dub what address is that for? -40344;1364854282;mircea_popescu;a contest ? -40343;1364854292;mircea_popescu;jborkl that's great! -40342;1364854304;dub;ThickAsThieves: nfi, could be the bitcoin central funds being stolen -40341;1364854328;mircea_popescu;o no wai ?! -40340;1364854360;mircea_popescu;https://bitcoin-central.net/ -40339;1364854361;mircea_popescu;dafuck -40338;1364854365;mircea_popescu;you're right -40337;1364854371;mircea_popescu;Down for Maintenance -40336;1364854371;mircea_popescu;We have detected a security breach. Services are temporarily suspended until we have thoroughly investigated the situation. We will resume services as soon as possible. -40335;1364854373;smickles;;;market --sell 200 -40334;1364854374;gribble;A market order to sell 200 bitcoins right now would net 20440.0587 USD and would take the last price down to 102.1210 USD, resulting in an average price of 102.2003 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 13.7545 seconds -40333;1364854377;thestringpuller;$avg -40332;1364854378;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 97.78 -40331;1364854381;ThickAsThieves;ouch -40330;1364854405;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99.94 -40329;1364854406;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 99.94 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 45.6836 seconds -40328;1364854416;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 100 -40327;1364854416;gribble;There are currently 5422.1666 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 546061.361605 USD in total. | Data vintage: 56.5098 seconds -40326;1364854443;smickles;;;bids 10000000 -40325;1364854448;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 10000000.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 86.8850 seconds -40324;1364854468;smickles;well, that's optimism fer ya -40323;1364854832;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.155 BTC [+] -40322;1364854836;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.16 BTC [+] -40321;1364854909;dub;;;market --sell 41854 -40320;1364854919;gribble;A market order to sell 41854 bitcoins right now would net 3873261.6016 USD and would take the last price down to 84.7522 USD, resulting in an average price of 92.5422 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0024 seconds -40319;1364855032;pgp;$4MM is a lot of money ... -40318;1364855091;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 7681678.7165 USD and would take the last price down to 40.6212 USD, resulting in an average price of 76.8168 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 44.2644 seconds -40317;1364855120;thestringpuller;;;market --sell 50000 -40316;1364855120;gribble;A market order to sell 50000 bitcoins right now would net 4539004.2120 USD and would take the last price down to 80.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 90.7801 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 73.6644 seconds -40315;1364855242;pgp;https://instawallet.org/ says the same thing - the two are related? -40314;1364855259;mircea_popescu;pgp yes -40313;1364855305;pgp;are we watching a robbery in slow motion here or am I missing something? -40312;1364855345;mircea_popescu;pretty much -40311;1364855356;mircea_popescu;either they are mentally retarded and thibnk this is a fun april 1st thing to do -40310;1364855361;mircea_popescu;or else they just got ficked. -40309;1364855433;pgp;but several blocks have been mined since then and not a single confirmation? -40308;1364855477;mircea_popescu;and .10 btc in fees -40307;1364855478;mircea_popescu;hmmm -40306;1364855490;pgp;looks odd to me... -40305;1364855492;mircea_popescu;maybe the blocks are somehow borkt ? -40304;1364855496;mircea_popescu;the tx i mean not blocks -40303;1364855536;_aeon;instawallet fubar or they move it all the cold storage as defense mechanism\ -40302;1364855590;mircea_popescu;in general it's polite to say when you move large chunks like that -40301;1364855597;mircea_popescu;i know when i did it i got flooded with q's. -40300;1364855648;mod6;We have detected a security breach. << this seems to be a scary thing though - despite it being April 1st. -40299;1364855659;pgp;but looks like it's being moved FROM cold storage... -40298;1364855695;mircea_popescu;pgp yes... -40297;1364855701;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4365005 BTC [-] -40296;1364855731;mod6;hmm. -40295;1364855744;jurov;http://blockchain.info/address/1LrPYjto3hsLzWJNstghuwdrQXB96KbrCy -40294;1364855752;jurov;^^mpoe-pr dug out, how? -40293;1364855761;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4365005 = 0.873 BTC [-] -40292;1364855761;mircea_popescu;she saw me saying -40291;1364855765;mircea_popescu;i was quoting dub -40290;1364855780;kakobrekla;yeah man i noticed some strange uncofirmed in my bitcoin, that explains it! -40289;1364855837;ThickAsThieves;how safe do you think blockchain wallet is? -40288;1364855847;pgp;not my coins, but man... just the thought of it makes my balls tingle with dread... -40287;1364855855;mircea_popescu;yeah. -40286;1364855864;pgp;prolly TMI... -40285;1364855867;mircea_popescu;wtf cold wallet is that anyway. -40284;1364855872;mircea_popescu;lukewarm wallet. -40283;1364855919;pgp;hot wallet with a few ice cubes... -40282;1364856095;mod6;hmm. strange. maybe just someone fucked up? -40281;1364856107;mircea_popescu;yeah that's usually what it is. -40280;1364856140;deadweasel;whooops, accidentally sent all the cold storage to my own wallet... LATER! -40279;1364856152;deadweasel;my bad , i quit. -40278;1364856441;mod6;must just be some kinda joke -40277;1364856459;mod6;nice guys though. i'll be sure to do business over there. not -40276;1364856536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13441 @ 0.00060554 = 8.1391 BTC [+] -40275;1364857079;_aeon;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sensory_meridian_response -40274;1364857089;_aeon;who wants to talk about that or admit that it happens to you -40273;1364857102;_aeon;specifically, the head-rush tingling from music -40272;1364857109;mod6;wut -40271;1364857111;_aeon;or someone touching your head or whispering -40270;1364857118;_aeon;i'm looking for data -40269;1364857128;_aeon;people who will admit that this happens to them -40268;1364857409;jurov;_aeon: but why here? -40267;1364857422;_aeon;nm -40266;1364857430;_aeon;diareah of the hands -40265;1364857445;_aeon;*diarrhea -40264;1364857497;jurov;anyway it does happen to me, mostly when i realize some fubar situation -40263;1364857519;jurov;and it's mostly on top of the head -40262;1364857607;bitessak;no wonder my 0.4BTC trsf from instawallet never materialized -40261;1364857683;_aeon;thanks -40260;1364857690;_aeon;it's nice to know i am not alone -40259;1364857704;_aeon;apparently it is something inducable -40258;1364857713;_aeon;which is what i'm most interested in now -40257;1364857719;pgp;that's right... akin to that "sinking feeling" -40256;1364857738;_aeon;this, for example -40255;1364857739;_aeon;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2c_jOY89DVk&feature=youtu.be -40254;1364857748;_aeon;the marker on the paper noise does it somehow -40253;1364857752;pgp;maybe it's and empathetic response? -40252;1364857758;Namworld;aeon, why yes, I do have that happening. Back of the head. -40251;1364857759;ll;never happend with music, usualy when learning something for me -40250;1364857779;_aeon;i'm amzed that i have just learned this -40249;1364857826;benkay;oh ho ho -40248;1364857826;benkay;http://blockchain.info/address/1LrPYjto3hsLzWJNstghuwdrQXB96KbrCy -40247;1364857887;pgp;yeah - something is definately strange with this - has yet to confim at all - how could that be? -40246;1364857904;benkay;;;tslb -40245;1364857913;gribble;Time since last block: 18 minutes and 17 seconds -40244;1364857978;ThickAsThieves;cnbc ticker says bitcoin at 4:40pm est -40243;1364857999;ThickAsThieves;on TV -40242;1364858001;smickles;eh? -40241;1364858041;dub;pgp: no fees? -40240;1364858051;pgp;c'mon -40239;1364858067;pgp;it's got .1 BTC actually -40238;1364858099;dub;otru -40237;1364858106;_aeon;cnbc butthurt -40236;1364858113;_aeon;cramer's boss makes him talk about bitcoin -40235;1364858120;pgp;cheapskates, if you asked me... -40234;1364858137;mod6;yeah each of the tx's has .1 fee -40233;1364858167;pgp;2013-04-01 17:44:51 -40232;1364858172;pgp;UTC I assume? -40231;1364858182;dub;I think actually transacting with bitcoin is pretty broken -40230;1364858220;ThickAsThieves;in 23min -40229;1364858224;smickles;$unconfirmed -40228;1364858228;mpexbot;smickles: 1313 unconfirmed transactions. Oldest dated: 2013-03-30 16:07:38 -40227;1364858234;pgp;wait a sec - doesn't the protocol permit the ability to book transactions in the future? -40226;1364858240;smickles;yup -40225;1364858248;smickles;and all other kind of fancy things -40224;1364858270;smickles;also, it could be malformed, or made in such a way that no miners will pick it up, no matter what -40223;1364858329;pgp;april fools joke? -40222;1364858335;smickles;^ -40221;1364858341;mod6;its gotta be -40220;1364858342;smickles;most likely, considering the day -40219;1364858354;mod6;haha, fuq -40218;1364858355;smickles;someone clever could do that with no fear -40217;1364858366;pgp;fucked up, if you asked me... -40216;1364858410;dub;surely nobody is that stupid -40215;1364858413;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 30 @ 0.000639 = 0.0192 BTC [+] -40214;1364858416;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [+] -40213;1364858429;pgp;any easy way to test parseability of transaction -40212;1364858434;dub;I mean, its bitcoin so stupid is implied, but.. -40211;1364858450;smickles;pgp: ask about it in -dev -40210;1364858472;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 80 @ 0.000639 = 0.0511 BTC [+] -40209;1364858493;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 115 @ 0.00158 = 0.1817 BTC [+] -40208;1364858510;pgp;got it... -40207;1364858537;dub;people already have -40206;1364858541;smickles;ah -40205;1364858542;dub;they are being -dev -40204;1364858551;smickles;so no answer -40203;1364858553;dub;and ignoring anything that makes them look like tards -40202;1364858595;bitessak;;;ticker -40201;1364858600;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 102.77500, Best ask: 103.77000, Bid-ask spread: 0.99500, Last trade: 102.77500, 24 hour volume: 81434.36555095, 24 hour low: 92.05000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 98.97011 -40200;1364858623;pgp;pissing into the wind... -40199;1364858661;smickles;would blockchain.info show the fancy parts of the protocol? or bad sigs, hashes, stuff like that? -40198;1364858692;smickles;I mean, i could generate that tx, but my sig would be bad, but i could still broadcast it -40197;1364858734;smickles;gmaxwell pointed out that at his node they are orphaned -40196;1364858753;dub;I think he's talking to goonie? -40195;1364858805;smickles;dub: misfired hilight, he said -40194;1364858825;smickles;also, at least one of those txns is relayed by blockchain itself -40193;1364858905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9450 @ 0.0006 = 5.67 BTC [-] -40192;1364859004;mircea_popescu; and ignoring anything that makes them look like tards << this worked well for them so far. -40191;1364859145;Bugpowder;AM I reading that right? instawallet got cleaned out of 41,000 BTC? -40190;1364859157;mircea_popescu;seems like it -40189;1364859170;pgp;Txns won't confirm, but look bad... -40188;1364859171;smickles;Bugpowder: but the tx hasn't confirmed for some reason -40187;1364859181;Bugpowder;forgot to send a fee? -40186;1364859197;Bugpowder;heh -40185;1364859227;pgp;.1 x 3 BTC\ -40184;1364859227;mircea_popescu;no hue fee is thwere. -40183;1364859234;jborkl;I had a transaction get stuck the other day for 12 hours, send from bitcoind ... there was no reason at all -40182;1364859251;mod6;there is a .1 BTC fee on each of the two tx's: 996b0e98db80b20516313cd32920e7c8093a8a5bf1e1b1887747338a49052ce5 && 4cf56d0c1566778030095925328f4bc7ae988657bd62fe8bc05ac67302d32b4c -40181;1364859264;pgp;maybe I'm just new arround here, but this seems really unsettling to me... -40180;1364859301;Bugpowder;Instawallet Cold Storage... Well then.... Either its not actually cold storage or its an inside job -40179;1364859302;smickles;pgp: it's odd, to say the least -40178;1364859327;smickles;Bugpowder: or a sick april fools joke with cleverly malformed txns -40177;1364859333;bitessak;Bitcoin-Central and Paytunia update: Our customer's bitcoins and euros are safe and will not be affected by the security breach. We have taken the websites off-line for proper investigation. The address 1LrPYjto3hsLzWJNstghuwdrQXB96KbrCy is under our exclusive control. -40176;1364859334;mod6;^^^ -40175;1364859347;mod6;as smickles said -40174;1364859348;mircea_popescu;is it possible they had the storage set up so you need multiple sigs -40173;1364859356;bitessak;dixit bitcoin-central.net -40172;1364859356;mircea_popescu;and the attacker sent the tx with insufficient signaturing ? -40171;1364859367;mircea_popescu;a nice then -40170;1364859373;mod6;mircea_popescu: that could be! -40169;1364859380;smickles;bitessak: oooh... link :)? -40168;1364859391;bitessak;bitcoin-central.net -40167;1364859394;mod6;Oh. i see. well that helps bitessak -40166;1364859398;mircea_popescu;mod6 could it ? -40165;1364859409;mircea_popescu;i dunno if i understand the protocol enough to say -40164;1364859428;mod6;right, but if they had that set up, that would have been a clever safeguard -40163;1364859447;dub;except the coin isnt at that address.. -40162;1364859501;mircea_popescu;myeah. -40161;1364859515;pgp;ok - let's assume for a moment that the txn is valid and like jbork say, just might take sometime to pick up... If they have yet to confirm, couldn't you convievebly beg large mining pools to exclude the txn for a little while until the "community" could opine on it? -40160;1364859569;smickles;if a sufficient % of the miners agreed to not include it, it wouldn't confirm (odds are) for a while -40159;1364859572;smickles;yes -40158;1364859588;mircea_popescu;pgp no. -40157;1364859598;mircea_popescu;that's such a huge breach of bitcoin security i don't even want to consider it. -40156;1364859608;dub;by no you mean, yes -40155;1364859610;mircea_popescu;i'd certainly blacklist any miner doing such rap -40154;1364859619;smickles;i think a lot of us would -40153;1364859624;mircea_popescu;crap* -40152;1364859641;dub;and yet eligius has over a Th -40151;1364859664;mircea_popescu;sooooo ? -40150;1364859685;pgp;I understand, of course - just a thought experiment... -40149;1364859695;dub;deepbutt and guild have also helped luke with his shit or indicated willingness to do so in the past -40148;1364859701;mircea_popescu;that is currently the main avenue of govt attacking bitcoin -40147;1364859708;dub;although deepbutt is no longer a threat -40146;1364859713;mircea_popescu;and pretty much the only reason having miners chinese rather than american is good news. -40145;1364859732;pgp;lol -40144;1364859760;DeaDTerra;WTS G.SDICE,GSDPT,G.MPOE,G.BBET, BTCQuick and TU.Silver shares! -40143;1364859780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1327 @ 0.00380105 = 5.044 BTC [+] -40142;1364859787;dub;lol -40141;1364859791;dub;dump all teh scams -40140;1364859794;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00398997 = 5.985 BTC [+] -40139;1364859837;smickles;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1bd1d1/i_think_i_just_lost_90btc_are_they_stolen_help/ << ouch -40138;1364859846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 179 @ 0.00398997 = 0.7142 BTC [+] -40137;1364859875;mircea_popescu;dub such a hater! -40136;1364859890;smickles;suddup you gyp -40135;1364859944;smickles;(wow, that might look bad to someone who didn't see some of my conversations with tiberiusiv) -40134;1364860139;mircea_popescu;lol -40133;1364860275;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 120 @ 0.000613 = 0.0736 BTC [-] -40132;1364860302;Bugpowder;it will look bad when these logs are read by the historians of bitcoin's formative years -40131;1364860339;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 50 @ 0.000612 = 0.0306 BTC [-] -40130;1364860341;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 330 @ 0.000611 = 0.2016 BTC [-] -40129;1364860392;benkay;some people don't care -40128;1364860425;benkay;chaangnoi for example shows up roaring drunk -40127;1364860441;benkay;i otoh probably thank people too much -40126;1364860542;mircea_popescu;also buttseks. -40125;1364860579;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159673.0;all -40124;1364860583;mircea_popescu;this thread is kinda funnay. -40123;1364860609;ThickAsThieves;the CNBC segment on bitcoin was ok -40122;1364860625;Scrat;ThickAsThieves: not really -40121;1364860629;ThickAsThieves;they had the guy from Expensify defending and some trader thug attacking -40120;1364860643;ThickAsThieves;everyone said ignorant stuff -40119;1364860650;Scrat;too many buzzwords were thrown around -40118;1364860680;Bugpowder;its CNBS what do you expect? -40117;1364860687;ThickAsThieves;but what if COUNTERFEIT! -40116;1364860699;Scrat;motherfucking counterfeit bitcoins -40115;1364860706;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 3 @ 0.002399 = 0.0072 BTC [-] -40114;1364860708;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 197 @ 0.002012 = 0.3964 BTC [-] -40113;1364860755;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [+] -40112;1364860768;smickles;woah, google indexing people's wallets -40111;1364860789;mircea_popescu;yeah srsly. -40110;1364860816;smickles;that's like when they were indexing people's root pw a while ago, but worse -40109;1364860846;mircea_popescu;you know... this is the disadvantge of having coders pretend they're ceos -40108;1364860856;mircea_popescu;when disaster strikes there's nobody to coordinate corporate efforts -40107;1364860860;mircea_popescu;because the ceo is busy coding. -40106;1364860865;mircea_popescu;total fuckery. -40105;1364860879;benkay;inb4 mpoe has legit ops -40104;1364860889;mircea_popescu;that aside. -40103;1364860904;Bugpowder;The inexorable rise of the calls... mmm tastes good -40102;1364860934;smickles;$vwap 101 -40101;1364860935;mpexbot;smickles: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -40100;1364860939;smickles;bah -40099;1364860947;smickles;$vwap 102 -40098;1364860949;mpexbot;smickles: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -40097;1364860970;smickles;$vwap c102t -40096;1364860972;mpexbot;smickles: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -40095;1364860979;smickles;woah, something is actually wrong -40094;1364860979;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.0479 = 2.0958 BTC [+] -40093;1364861084;kakobrekla;>>[16:27] Man, all these people thinking I ran off with money. Kinda sad. 3 day outage and I'm a theif now. -40092;1364861101;kakobrekla;like avalons holiday or sumthn? -40091;1364861174;mircea_popescu;his problem is more failing to address deprived's points than anything. -40090;1364861186;ThickAsThieves;^ -40089;1364861187;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C101T] 5 @ 0.23024804 = 1.1512 BTC -40088;1364861214;Bugpowder;ding ding ding -40087;1364861215;kakobrekla;that aside, how can one man band take a 3 days off like dat -40086;1364861223;kakobrekla;its unserious -40085;1364861468;smickles;$vwap 101 -40084;1364861469;mpexbot;smickles: O.USD.C101T 1 day: average: 0.23024804 high: 0.23024804 low: 0.23024804 volume: 5 btc: 1.1512402 7 day: average: 0.23024804 high: 0.23024804 low: 0.23024804 volume: 5 btc: 1.1512402 30 day: average: 0.23024804 high: 0.23024804 low: 0.23024804 volume: 5 btc: 1.1512402 -40083;1364861473;smickles;ha ha! -40082;1364861484;mircea_popescu;noce -40081;1364861518;smickles;ya know, i think i actually wanted to use depth, anyway :/ -40080;1364861522;smickles;$depth 101 -40079;1364861524;mpexbot;smickles: O.USD.P101N Bids: ['1000 @ 0.29751381'] -40078;1364861525;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1000 @ 0.45370856'] -40077;1364861531;smickles;$depth c101T -40076;1364861533;mpexbot;smickles: O.USD.C101T Bids: ['1000 @ 0.14333971'] -40075;1364861534;mpexbot;smickles: Asks: ['1000 @ 0.23063909'] -40074;1364861554;smickles;;;calc 101/.77 -40073;1364861554;gribble;131.168831169 -40072;1364861628;smickles;we're chagin' 105 again? -40071;1364861682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8901 @ 0.00060554 = 5.3899 BTC [+] -40070;1364861684;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7343 @ 0.00061415 = 4.5097 BTC [+] -40069;1364862071;assbot;[MPEX] [X.IDIFF.JUN] 60 @ 0.158 = 9.48 BTC [+] -40068;1364862159;jurov;^ thoroughly reviled them, but decided to buy them... feels dirty now. -40067;1364862179;ThickAsThieves;Yay! -40066;1364862190;jurov;u were selling? -40065;1364862194;ThickAsThieves;yep -40064;1364862250;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.75 = 3.75 BTC [-] -40063;1364862252;jurov;i believe the aren't diluted so much... but it's quite a shaky bet -40062;1364862280;ThickAsThieves;isnt man required payout below what you paid? -40061;1364862284;ThickAsThieves;max* -40060;1364862297;ThickAsThieves;or, min* -40059;1364862301;ThickAsThieves;you get the idea -40058;1364862314;Bugpowder;if they were generated after March closing, yes -40057;1364862314;jurov;no, it's between 0.14 and 0.27 -40056;1364862341;jurov;all IDIFFs ever generated averaged out -40055;1364862381;Bugpowder;o? -40054;1364862385;jurov;at least i'll have a reason to annoy mp again if they fizzle out at 0.15 :D -40053;1364862385;ThickAsThieves;another thing i did not know -40052;1364862392;ThickAsThieves;hehe -40051;1364862417;Bugpowder;I discussed this at great length 6 months ago with mp, I forget -40050;1364862431;Bugpowder;I guess that limits my downside -40049;1364862436;Bugpowder; -40048;1364862457;jurov;mp said clearly they are one asset ... so i believe all collateral is put together -40047;1364862479;Bugpowder;my understanding was opposite -40046;1364862481;Bugpowder;but -40045;1364862491;Bugpowder;things may have changed / I don't quite recall -40044;1364862492;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C086T] 15 @ 0.31307618 = 4.6961 BTC -40043;1364862533;ThickAsThieves;;;calc 86/(1-0.31307618) -40042;1364862534;gribble;125.195833215 -40041;1364862543;ThickAsThieves;doing my smickled impression -40040;1364862552;ThickAsThieves;:) -40039;1364862558;ThickAsThieves;smickles* -40038;1364862666;Bugpowder;lets do dis -40037;1364862684;Bugpowder;bidwall @ 103 -40036;1364862708;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C086T] 15 @ 0.31309453 = 4.6964 BTC [+] -40035;1364862779;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C086T] 25 @ 0.31309453 = 7.8274 BTC [+] -40034;1364862831;Bugpowder;for people of your resources, yes -40033;1364862840;smickles;heh -40032;1364862856;Bugpowder;ZING -40031;1364862873;Bugpowder;ASKWALL AT 104 -40030;1364862877;Bugpowder;clash of the titans -40029;1364862881;Bugpowder;400 BTC -40028;1364862883;ThickAsThieves;is that tiberius getting zinged, or did i do somehting dumb again? -40027;1364862883;kakobrekla;.selfnote. -40026;1364862989;smickles;ThickAsThieves: i think it was part of the play-by-play on the walls -40025;1364863009;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C101T] 25 @ 0.23064781 = 5.7662 BTC [+] -40024;1364863016;smickles;also, this not being able to accurately predict how many puts i'll get out of a SPLIT is f-ing killing me -40023;1364863017;ThickAsThieves;word -40022;1364863046;Bugpowder;yeah -40021;1364863050;smickles;I thought that I had just given up on it when i put in a 10% wiggle room -40020;1364863051;Bugpowder;that is annoying -40019;1364863055;smickles;but it's not enough -40018;1364863064;Bugpowder;how freaking hard is it to just publish the actual formula? -40017;1364863079;Bugpowder;Does that reveal too much about the mpoebot pricing algo? -40016;1364863081;smickles;ostensibly impossible -40015;1364863123;smickles;Bugpowder: well, it would reveal his account of the volatility, since he's said it has to do with volatility based insurance -40014;1364863124;Bugpowder;maybe there could be a scaling index on the mpex site that you could use to calculate the estimate -40013;1364863127;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164143.msg1717621#msg1717621 -40012;1364863138;mircea_popescu;here's explanation for non inclusion of instawallet txs -40011;1364863217;Bugpowder;so is this related to the founder's reported breach? -40010;1364863224;smickles;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164143.msg1717686#msg1717686 << lends promise to the newbs -40009;1364863342;mircea_popescu;not clearly. -40008;1364863397;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/path-of-exile-story-continued/ -40007;1364863415;mircea_popescu;stuff to do when you're sick. have toes suckled, play poe, jasmin tea... -40006;1364863471;smickles;aw, crap. I'm going to give that a try now, i suppose -40005;1364863497;benkay;the toes thing always makes me giggle -40004;1364863499;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.09 = 2.18 BTC [+] -40003;1364863519;benkay;it's too hard to do surriousface while my toes are getting tongued -40002;1364863570;jurov;well, one of -assets core denizens just failed to notice options renaming and freaked out -40001;1364863605;jurov;i'll rather keep his name secret to prevent embarrassment -40000;1364863608;benkay;mp have you ever fucked around with dwarf fortress? -39999;1364863618;smickles;fun game -39998;1364863651;benkay;mah ***** smicks -39997;1364863712;Bugpowder;is that like nethack? -39996;1364863761;mircea_popescu;benkay nope no idea what that is -39995;1364863788;mircea_popescu;benkay well we're not all little bishes you know :D -39994;1364863797;benkay;naff naff naff -39993;1364863811;benkay;strong similarities to nethack -39992;1364863815;benkay;procedural worldgen -39991;1364863817;mircea_popescu;@Mircea_Popescu 13m @JessicaKRoy Strippers everywhere have been doing this for many many years. -39990;1364863824;mircea_popescu;Jessica Roy favorited your Tweet -39989;1364863839;mircea_popescu;@JessicaKRoy 10m @Mircea_Popescu Is that you in your Twitter background?? -39988;1364863840;benkay;featuring "adventurer" mode and "fortress" modes -39987;1364863853;mircea_popescu;@Mircea_Popescu 8m @JessicaKRoy Yeah. -39986;1364863856;mircea_popescu;Jessica Roy favorited your Tweet -39985;1364863870;mircea_popescu;chick's struck eh. -39984;1364864023;mod6;she must be -39983;1364864103;benkay;or she's playing twitter the same way you play poe. -39982;1364864122;Namworld;ziggap is down the drain in value -39981;1364864151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.0006 = 5.22 BTC [-] -39980;1364864157;mircea_popescu;hah -39979;1364864163;Bugpowder;ding ding ding -39978;1364864267;Bugpowder;sorta feels like 105 might be going shortly -39977;1364864579;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.40989999 BTC [-] -39976;1364864791;Bugpowder;yep -39975;1364864927;Bugpowder;ROLL TIDE! -39974;1364864970;Namworld;BTC... stahp! -39973;1364865025;Namworld;at this rate BTC either replaces other currencies or makes the msot epic crash ever... -39972;1364865073;Troic_;or some where in between :) -39971;1364865096;dub;aaand $2 -39970;1364865130;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -39969;1364865130;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 25 minutes and 12 seconds ago: fun game -39968;1364865136;thestringpuller;;;ticker -39967;1364865142;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 105.48528, Best ask: 105.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50472, Last trade: 105.48528, 24 hour volume: 85532.71774427, 24 hour low: 92.20000, 24 hour high: 105.99000, 24 hour vwap: 99.52134 -39966;1364865143;thestringpuller;!ticker ^oix -39965;1364865143;assbot;These beans is shit. -39964;1364865150;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^oix -39963;1364865151;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 86.04499804 / 100.46060009 / 132.19053746 (9160 shares, 4,506.96 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -39962;1364865161;thestringpuller;:D -39961;1364865162;Namworld;at this rate in like 5 weeks we're at infinite USD/BTC -39960;1364865176;thestringpuller;No just until demand shuts off -39959;1364865197;thestringpuller;In order support a full economy BTC requires 1000-5000 USD per coin -39958;1364865226;Namworld;good... -39957;1364865541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00201393 = 20.1393 BTC [-] -39956;1364865549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.00201394 = 10.0697 BTC [+] -39955;1364865552;thestringpuller;Oh wow -39954;1364865556;thestringpuller;Go bbet -39953;1364865565;thestringpuller;!ticker H HIM -39952;1364865567;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 2.06000000 / 2.06 / 2.06000000 (2 shares, 4.12000000 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.79268326 / 2.08000000 (215 shares, 385.42689996 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.78615393 / 2.08000000 (739 shares, 1319.96775265 BTC) -39951;1364865734;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -39950;1364865741;mircea_popescu;cool -39949;1364865764;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.749999 = 1.5 BTC [-] -39948;1364865769;thestringpuller;mi -39947;1364865797;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.741 BTC [-] -39946;1364865832;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu i think you have provided an opportunity given you don't hedge -39945;1364865853;nanotube;smickles: pong. redirect help to list you want? -39944;1364865887;thestringpuller;Someone could provide bondholders a service to hedge their risks -39943;1364865888;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.25103 BTC [-] -39942;1364865891;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.25103 BTC [-] -39941;1364865908;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller how'd that work ? -39940;1364866029;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.735 = 3.675 BTC [-] -39939;1364866063;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.736 BTC [+] -39938;1364866066;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7301 = 2.1903 BTC [-] -39937;1364866102;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7301 BTC [-] -39936;1364866125;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [-] -39935;1364866220;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [-] -39934;1364866222;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 6 @ 0.0099 = 0.0594 BTC [-] -39933;1364866235;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 19 @ 0.0099 = 0.1881 BTC [-] -39932;1364866250;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.726 BTC [-] -39931;1364866256;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.726 = 1.452 BTC [-] -39930;1364866280;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.725 = 3.625 BTC [-] -39929;1364866288;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu : since mpoe is like "ground" in that option hedges flow to it, one could provide a second tier of insurance to the bondholders. Essentially cutting up the exposure and selling it off... -39928;1364866298;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7241 BTC [-] -39927;1364866310;thestringpuller;But at the bondholders discretion, not MPOE -39926;1364866352;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00401 BTC [-] -39925;1364866360;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 100 @ 0.004 = 0.4 BTC [-] -39924;1364866365;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 100 @ 0.004 = 0.4 BTC [-] -39923;1364866368;jborkl;at this rate SD will be over 4 million bets tomorrow -39922;1364866377;jborkl;total all time -39921;1364866403;jurov;these last 3 bbet trades were particularly derpy... inb 3 coinbr users -39920;1364866415;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -39919;1364866416;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0031 / 0.00346482 / 0.00419788 (71207 shares, 246.72 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00332803 / 0.0045 (705238 shares, 2,347.06 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00433193 / 0.006225 (1671034 shares, 7,238.81 BTC) -39918;1364866439;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7231 BTC [-] -39917;1364866452;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7222 = 7.222 BTC [-] -39916;1364866487;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.722 BTC [-] -39915;1364866490;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7212 BTC [-] -39914;1364866576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00389 = 10.892 BTC [-] -39913;1364866596;dub;this clit is both malformed and unresponsive -39912;1364866625;benkay;sounds like a waste of time -39911;1364866636;dub;I yearn for another kind of clit -39910;1364866659;mod6;I AM THE CLIT COMMANDER -39909;1364866681;dub;this toshiba clit is too small, rough to the touch and blue -39908;1364866731;dub;whereas my stinkpad clit is bigger, flatter and more correctly hued -39907;1364866809;dub;also clit use in general is painful without a scroll button -39906;1364866858;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -39905;1364867079;jurov;CoinBr referrals paid out and monthly fee levied. -39904;1364867093;jurov;Monthly fee was halved due to March problems. -39903;1364867129;thestringpuller;mod6 we need to talk -39902;1364867134;thestringpuller;;;seen mod6 -39901;1364867134;gribble;mod6 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 7 minutes and 55 seconds ago: I AM THE CLIT COMMANDER -39900;1364867395;jurov;thestringpuller, I think S.MPOE moves quite independently from the bonds, no? -39899;1364867406;thestringpuller;Mpoe the bot -39898;1364867490;jurov;then i don't understand what you have in mind -39897;1364867533;thestringpuller;Bondholders have nothing to hedge their bets against -39896;1364867558;thestringpuller;So provide a service that buys mpoe bonds essentially at some price if things go bad -39895;1364867618;jurov;and who will eat the loss then? -39894;1364867634;thestringpuller;The service -39893;1364867662;thestringpuller;That's their job. Internally they can cover the losses anyway they see fit. -39892;1364867689;thestringpuller;Via another asset that paid off or some other revenue stream -39891;1364867708;jurov;still i don't get it. MPOE is obliged to pay out exercises, not "as it sees fit" -39890;1364867722;thestringpuller;No no you misunderstand -39889;1364867729;thestringpuller;Mpoe keeps doing what its doing -39888;1364867767;thestringpuller;Bond holders however can sell their stake to some service who specializes in hedging. For when things go awry -39887;1364867800;thestringpuller;Bondholders have no way to exit their position if things go bad -39886;1364867817;jurov;perhaps it would be best to explain on practical example of MPBPT -39885;1364867858;jurov;so , if you were tahat service, you'll place a bid at, say, 0.09 (nominal value is 0.1)? -39884;1364867866;thestringpuller;Yes -39883;1364867883;jurov;and how would you recover it? -39882;1364867925;thestringpuller;Diversification or other parts of the portfolio. You make some revenue from the 10% under bid. -39881;1364867942;thestringpuller;The same way an insurance company covers losses... -39880;1364867951;thestringpuller;Its just a brainstorm -39879;1364868025;jurov;there were actually some such bids -39878;1364868031;thestringpuller;MPOE passes exposure to bondholders, bondholders should be able to pass exposure to another party -39877;1364868050;thestringpuller;Particular a party equipped to recover losses -39876;1364868055;thestringpuller;Particularly* -39875;1364868138;jurov;i already advised bondholders to hedge using options (and i actually did myself) -39874;1364868173;smickles;;;seen mod6 -39873;1364868173;gribble;mod6 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 25 minutes and 14 seconds ago: I AM THE CLIT COMMANDER -39872;1364868174;jurov;don't see any other possibility, since btc price can exceed any independent hedge -39871;1364868196;jurov;mod6 is commanding clit, don't disturb -39870;1364868221;jurov;... so the best hedge is to put something into mpoe's other end -39869;1364868243;thestringpuller;jurov lets take an insurance examole -39868;1364868280;jurov;insurance usually doesn't deal with 300% increase in a month... -39867;1364868283;thestringpuller;Lets say a legit BTC insurance company exist using a reserve-invest model -39866;1364868301;thestringpuller;This company would have other policies, not just options -39865;1364868317;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.759 BTC [+] -39864;1364868339;thestringpuller;If writing options are bad one month, perhaps there was drought so there were 0 flood insurance claims -39863;1364868363;thestringpuller;Instead of limiting exposure you diversify -39862;1364868388;jurov;then it's diversification, not a hedge -39861;1364868415;thestringpuller;Yes. But to the bondholder it would be. -39860;1364868422;thestringpuller;In his eyes -39859;1364868428;thestringpuller;It would stop losses. -39858;1364868434;thestringpuller;Or minimize -39857;1364868440;thestringpuller;Insuring the insurer so to speak... -39856;1364868471;jurov;well, so if it was 50% bonds / 50% something else -39855;1364868479;thestringpuller;Yes. -39854;1364868490;jurov;what made 20% in March to offset bonds loss? -39853;1364868509;jurov;only MPOE call options afaik. -39852;1364868551;jurov;or maybe shorting ziggap, lol -39851;1364868567;thestringpuller;A lot of things outside bitcoins. But your point is clear -39850;1364868571;thestringpuller;Poor ziggap -39849;1364868613;smickles;$vwap ^ -39848;1364868615;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 100.46060009 high: 132.19053746 low: 86.04499804 volume: 9160 btc: 4506.96446122 30 day: no data -39847;1364868623;thestringpuller;My scenario is hypothetical and in a world where btc services are more developed, vis-a-vis, a btc insurance company -39846;1364868629;thestringpuller;Bbl -39845;1364868709;jurov;Actually, I think we're onto something here for someone who has the balls. -39844;1364868724;jurov;Since MPOE options can provide roughly 5x leverage as MP wrote -39843;1364868761;jurov;a fund that invests 60% into bonds, 20% into calls, 20% into puts -39842;1364868796;jurov;... well, that needs quality time with spreadsheet. -39841;1364868807;smickles;jurov: i don't think mpbor are a good investment -39840;1364868880;ThickAsThieves;in case you missed it http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=y1POVoi9NPk -39839;1364868908;jurov;smickles, care to elaborate? -39838;1364869267;ThickAsThieves;whoa ltc at .0184 -39837;1364869440;smickles;jurov: i don't like the limited gain with unlimited loss, and the delay of moving into and out of it. maybe i should look at the coinbr offering on bitfunder -39836;1364869453;smickles;ThickAsThieves: thanks for that link :) -39835;1364869499;jurov;o, CoinBr.MPBPT-* link is the raw thing, just sliced to 0.1BTC parts. -39834;1364869679;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.53 = 5.3 BTC [-] -39833;1364869690;jurov;if i found a way to improve it, i'd certainly spam it around everywhere :D -39832;1364869750;ThickAsThieves;hmmm http://bitbet.us/bet/297/litecoin-surges-to-02-bitcoins-per-litecoin/ -39831;1364869791;jurov;smickles, if MPBPT would be redirected to soebot instead, would you know how to limit possible loss? -39830;1364869799;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.511 = 2.555 BTC [-] -39829;1364869800;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.509 = 1.018 BTC [-] -39828;1364869801;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.505 BTC [-] -39827;1364869822;smickles;jurov: could i not buy it and sell it partway thru the month tho? -39826;1364869855;jurov;suppose that yes. -39825;1364869886;jurov;you would be able to buy/sell against MPBPT orderbook on BF -39824;1364869897;smickles;that's a bit of an improvement there -39823;1364869904;jurov;how so? -39822;1364869908;smickles;soebot isn't ready for primetime yet -39821;1364869944;smickles;well, part of the problem with mpbor is that it takes so long to enter and exit positions on it -39820;1364869967;smickles;one could've seen this recent loss coming before anyone else, and not been able to do anything about it -39819;1364869998;jurov;that's problem inherent to mpex.. so that cover must be kept until the end of the month -39818;1364870014;smickles;but if you had mpbpt instead, there is at least the possibility of selling when you see a bad cloud -39817;1364870052;jurov;yea, some sold at 0.9, that is possible already -39816;1364870066;jurov;but i'm asking how the bot comes to picture -39815;1364870083;jurov;interaacting with bf order book -39814;1364870100;kakobrekla;how come that scammy nvc is trading higher than ltc -39813;1364870116;kakobrekla;i cant make sense of it -39812;1364870152;smickles;and i'd like to take funding for for soebot, since most of the time it just sits there and says, I need more X -39811;1364870187;smickles;but there are still, even now things to be sorted out with mpex interaction -39810;1364870205;jurov;hahaha, i *so* know -39809;1364870211;jurov;these things -39808;1364870245;kakobrekla;hm -39807;1364870250;kakobrekla;apparently its a russian thing -39806;1364870252;smickles;so far this month, i've put at least 24 btc to surety for absoluty nothing -39805;1364870291;smickles;"1.0 BTC for 0 O.USD.P086T" -39804;1364870292;jurov;smickles, if you can't afford to license coinbr code, maybe we can think about alphatesting an api -39803;1364870299;smickles;kinda funny how many of those i have -39802;1364870338;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.44499999 BTC [+] -39801;1364870339;smickles;jurov: so you know the volatility impact on SPLIT insurance addition to strike/spot? -39800;1364870385;jurov;ah, not that. -39799;1364870518;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.574999 = 2.875 BTC [+] -39798;1364870549;Diablo-D3;why do people think BFL is actually shipping? -39797;1364870566;Diablo-D3;is this some april fools joke I missed? -39796;1364870647;jurov;no it's marketing campaing to promote idiff futures :D -39795;1364870670;benkay;ha -39794;1364870671;benkay;i actually lol'd -39793;1364870701;smickles;the same reasone peeps believe in god is my guess -39792;1364870857;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75999 BTC [+] -39791;1364870863;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.759999 = 3.04 BTC [+] -39790;1364871254;kakobrekla;so ian officially scam now -39789;1364871259;kakobrekla;baked well. -39788;1364871269;kakobrekla;cupcakes! -39787;1364871358;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.43 = 2.15 BTC [-] -39786;1364871418;kakobrekla;scamzor https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104489.320 -39785;1364871418;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.41 = 0.82 BTC [-] -39784;1364871419;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.4 = 1.2 BTC [-] -39783;1364871478;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -39782;1364871898;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.574999 = 1.15 BTC [+] -39781;1364871945;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -39780;1364871946;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 2.06000000 / 2.06 / 2.06000000 (2 shares, 4.12000000 BTC), 7D: 1.45000000 / 1.872268 / 2.08000000 (175 shares, 327.64689996 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.7876777 / 2.08000000 (733 shares, 1310.36775265 BTC) -39779;1364871969;thestringpuller;;;asks 110 -39778;1364871976;thestringpuller;;;bids 90 -39777;1364871977;gribble;There are currently 10674.488 bitcoins offered at or under 110.0 USD, worth 1149842.29518 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -39776;1364871977;gribble;There are currently 30415.187 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 2848518.63728 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0072 seconds -39775;1364871989;thestringpuller;;;market --sell 30000 -39774;1364871989;gribble;A market order to sell 30000 bitcoins right now would net 2811151.8105 USD and would take the last price down to 90.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 93.7051 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 12.6458 seconds -39773;1364872035;bitessak;;;ticker -39772;1364872041;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 104.00001, Best ask: 104.33999, Bid-ask spread: 0.33998, Last trade: 104.00000, 24 hour volume: 90714.89784916, 24 hour low: 92.23610, 24 hour high: 106.00000, 24 hour vwap: 100.05563 -39771;1364872233;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -39770;1364872234;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006 / 0.00060425 / 0.00061415 (271863 shares, 164.27 BTC), 7D: 0.0006 / 0.0006523 / 0.00068374 (2448763 shares, 1,597.33 BTC), 30D: 0.0006 / 0.00072549 / 0.00078628 (18056344 shares, 13,099.71 BTC) -39769;1364872437;smickles;;;bids 0 -39768;1364872445;gribble;There are currently 35053741 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9955250.10568 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0094 seconds -39767;1364872448;smickles;$unconfirmed -39766;1364872452;mpexbot;smickles: 997 unconfirmed transactions. Oldest dated: 2013-03-30 20:00:57 -39765;1364873026;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -39764;1364873031;gribble;64542.718427 -39763;1364873101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15223 @ 0.0006 = 9.1338 BTC [-] -39762;1364873102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4058 @ 0.0005973 = 2.4238 BTC [-] -39761;1364873104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1619 @ 0.00059218 = 0.9587 BTC [-] -39760;1364873745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00061282 = 5.209 BTC [+] -39759;1364874032;dub;wat http://blockchain.info/tx/ff936e23d1f4b0b0f1dfab59070563acf69fbca19b7d589d590a31f0de3cdaac -39758;1364874066;kakobrekla;whats wrong? -39757;1364874116;jurov;0.001 -> 0.0005 + 0.0005 txfee -39756;1364874179;dub;sent from 1Fuck to the btcentral addy -39755;1364874213;jurov;lol -39754;1364874268;benkay;someone caught giving a fuck? -39753;1364874410;ThickAsThieves;wow ltc really is gonna hit .02 -39752;1364874448;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 50 @ 0.740001 = 37.0001 BTC [-] -39751;1364874496;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.74 = 5.18 BTC [-] -39750;1364874575;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7351 BTC [-] -39749;1364874662;ThickAsThieves;Get ready to close the BitBet :) http://bitbet.us/bet/297/litecoin-surges-to-02-bitcoins-per-litecoin -39748;1364874668;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7321 BTC [-] -39747;1364874671;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.732 = 1.464 BTC [-] -39746;1364874673;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [-] -39745;1364874676;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [-] -39744;1364874866;ThickAsThieves;ltc at .199 -39743;1364875079;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.574999 = 6.325 BTC [+] -39742;1364875141;benkay;hm. who hosts a good btc-ltc chart? -39741;1364875203;kakobrekla;http://www.ltc-charts.com/ -39740;1364875233;ThickAsThieves;didnt quite make it to .02 :( -39739;1364875236;kakobrekla;thats all i know -39738;1364875258;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.574999 = 4.6 BTC [+] -39737;1364875438;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.57499999 = 2.875 BTC [+] -39736;1364876023;kakobrekla;Confirmed bets: 3001 -39735;1364876064;kakobrekla;in less than 3 months -39734;1364876090;dub;thats over 9000 per 9 months -39733;1364876105;kakobrekla;hehe -39732;1364876277;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 2.0599 = 4.1198 BTC [-] -39731;1364876517;mircea_popescu; I AM THE CLIT COMMANDER << ahahaha -39730;1364876616;mircea_popescu;ha! BitBet has resolved ~400 btc worth of bets this month so far. -39729;1364876621;mircea_popescu;it's april 2nd -39728;1364876681;mircea_popescu; mod6 is commanding clit, don't disturb < lmao. o gawd, best comedy show in town this chan. -39727;1364876711;mircea_popescu;;;later tell thestringpuller yea, the MPCDO stuff tried to. -39726;1364876711;gribble;The operation succeeded. -39725;1364876716;mircea_popescu;the result was that everyone else defaulted. -39724;1364876743;mircea_popescu;smickles << how'sgain limited ? -39723;1364876785;mircea_popescu; one could've seen this recent loss coming before anyone else, and not been able to do anything about it << of fucking course. that is the point of it, you have to actually provide the service, as a bondholder. -39722;1364876830;mircea_popescu; "1.0 BTC for 0 O.USD.P086T" << you're kinda misusing that. it's not really intended to do 1 contract at a time. do 1k. -39721;1364876868;Namworld;there's some high fees on the options this month... -39720;1364876870;mircea_popescu;hm dub wtf is that -39719;1364876878;Namworld;did everyone up the % they ask on deposits? -39718;1364877015;kakobrekla;alt chains going crazy -39717;1364877021;kakobrekla;nmc doubled today -39716;1364877206;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 120 @ 0.000639 = 0.0767 BTC [+] -39715;1364877235;mircea_popescu;heh -39714;1364877246;mircea_popescu;i think the driving force here is just how poor / desperate americans are. -39713;1364877248;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 9 @ 0.000648 = 0.0058 BTC [+] -39712;1364877251;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 47 @ 0.000658 = 0.0309 BTC [+] -39711;1364877259;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 652 @ 0.000674 = 0.4394 BTC [+] -39710;1364877266;mircea_popescu;they will basically spend 2x to buy some ersatz of anything just as long as it's niominally cheaper. -39709;1364877268;kakobrekla;wit the alts? -39708;1364877270;jborkl;heh no love -39707;1364877271;mircea_popescu;yeah -39706;1364877277;mircea_popescu;"i am getting A DEAL!!!!" -39705;1364877277;kakobrekla;dunno -39704;1364877286;kakobrekla;NVC is russian domain -39703;1364877302;kakobrekla;trading higher than 'long' established LTC -39702;1364877302;mircea_popescu;"by buying tv dinners which are just as good as actual food, i only pay $5 instead of $50!!11" -39701;1364877317;mircea_popescu;except tv dinners aren't really just as good as actual food. -39700;1364877353;jborkl;why buy 10 fax rolex when you can buy 1 real one -39699;1364877355;mircea_popescu;in fact the costs of maintaining your metabolic health on junk food are about 2x what you'd pay if you just ate cooked stuff. -39698;1364877358;jborkl;fake -39697;1364877367;mircea_popescu;jborkl i dunno, but more fakes are sold than original. -39696;1364877393;jborkl;poor people make bad choices -39695;1364877397;mircea_popescu;anyway. just a theory. -39694;1364877401;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1029 @ 0.000675 = 0.6946 BTC [+] -39693;1364877407;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 281 @ 0.000675 = 0.1897 BTC [+] -39692;1364877431;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/BitBetsBets/status/318899438645047296 -39691;1364877438;mircea_popescu;meanwhile ~2500 bux bet on litecoin hehe -39690;1364877458;kakobrekla;https://twitter.com/BitBetsBets/status/318897459424264192 -39689;1364877459;kakobrekla;emm -39688;1364877568;mircea_popescu;heh. -39687;1364877574;mircea_popescu;has it actually crossed ? -39686;1364877595;kakobrekla;not yet -39685;1364877601;mircea_popescu;ahahaha tell you waht... if it fizzles now... -39684;1364877603;mircea_popescu;o gawd. -39683;1364877619;kakobrekla;too bad that wasnt a late bet :p -39682;1364877623;kakobrekla;but anyway https://btc-e.com/exchange/ltc_btc -39681;1364877626;mircea_popescu;nono. good it wasn't. -39680;1364877639;kakobrekla;any time now -39679;1364877645;mircea_popescu;28/03/13 Temporarily no accept liqpay -39678;1364877649;mircea_popescu;please no disturb -39677;1364877651;mircea_popescu;dwolla got. -39676;1364877699;mircea_popescu;so basically the reason russians are so weak in btc is that for whatever reasons they've decided to move to ltc at some point ? -39675;1364877716;kakobrekla;NVC -39674;1364877770;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -39673;1364878198;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.565 = 3.39 BTC [-] -39672;1364878340;smickles;< mircea_popescu> "1.0 BTC for 0 O.USD.P086T" << you're kinda misusing that. it's not really intended to do 1 contract at a time. do 1k. <<< i'm not sure i'd want to do 1k if i can't predict what i'm going to get out of it -39671;1364878353;mircea_popescu;but you're currently fighting with a rounding error. -39670;1364878368;mircea_popescu;your 1k would be between 896 or 895, ie, either -39669;1364878372;mircea_popescu;your 1 is either 1 or 0 -39668;1364878375;mircea_popescu;big diff -39667;1364878384;mircea_popescu;(not actual figures) -39666;1364878438;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.565 = 1.13 BTC [-] -39665;1364878609;smickles;i don't mind a rounding error, but i'd like to be able to ensure i'm on the 896 side w/o risking going to 897 -39664;1364878653;smickles;as it is now, i have that risk, and it's still unquantifiable :o -39663;1364878722;mircea_popescu;well if you need 1 contract granularity there's a problem -39662;1364878731;mircea_popescu;0.1% i mean -39661;1364878769;mircea_popescu;it's easy enough for calls - those always give you exactly the btc -39660;1364878772;ChaangNoi;$2 ltc? oh lol -39659;1364878778;mircea_popescu;but on puts i don't think it'll ever be doable. -39658;1364878782;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi it crossed ? -39657;1364878787;ChaangNoi;its close -39656;1364878792;ChaangNoi;not crossed -39655;1364878800;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.402 = 1.608 BTC [+] -39654;1364878802;ChaangNoi;but soon:) -39653;1364878812;mod6;http://youtu.be/x4-ChcL6Pzo << I AM THE CLIT COMMANDER -39652;1364878815;mircea_popescu;if it never crosses that bitbet is going to be a pain -39651;1364878848;ChaangNoi;the high ratio was .0199 when btc on gox was over $100 so it sorta was over $2, -39650;1364878866;ChaangNoi;oh, i dont know about the bitbet -39649;1364878918;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4005 = 2.0025 BTC [-] -39648;1364878944;mod6;and: WHAT THE FUCK IS THE INTERNET << http://youtu.be/h5tcAXMDxfY -39647;1364878951;kakobrekla;here is you litecoin bet -39646;1364878952;kakobrekla;http://bit.ly/17a28Zy -39645;1364879033;ChaangNoi;kako that a price and asks chart? -39644;1364879038;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.40000001 BTC [-] -39643;1364879046;kakobrekla;no -39642;1364879051;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -39641;1364879053;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 2.05990000 / 2.05995 / 2.06000000 (4 shares, 8.23980000 BTC), 7D: 1.45000000 / 1.87438814 / 2.08000000 (177 shares, 331.76669996 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.78841844 / 2.08000000 (735 shares, 1314.48755265 BTC) -39640;1364879058;kakobrekla;its a 'histograph' -39639;1364879061;kakobrekla;http://bitbet.us/bet/297/litecoin-surges-to-02-bitcoins-per-litecoin/ -39638;1364879067;kakobrekla;see? -39637;1364879069;thestringpuller;i see how it is assbot -39636;1364879072;thestringpuller;;;ticker -39635;1364879078;ChaangNoi;oh, its a chart of the bet -39634;1364879078;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 103.10001, Best ask: 103.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.59999, Last trade: 103.70000, 24 hour volume: 92564.85061965, 24 hour low: 92.23610, 24 hour high: 106.00000, 24 hour vwap: 100.26209 -39633;1364879083;ChaangNoi;yes and no's -39632;1364879085;ChaangNoi;got ya -39631;1364879088;kakobrekla;correct -39630;1364879098;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.4 = 2.4 BTC [-] -39629;1364879133;smickles;mircea_popescu: well, i gotta complain about something ;) -39628;1364879161;mod6;oh smickles, were you looking for me? -39627;1364879172;ChaangNoi;i would have never expected ltc to go up this fast, its crzy -39626;1364879185;mircea_popescu;smickles :p -39625;1364879195;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi tell me about it. im sorry i got out -39624;1364879207;ChaangNoi;i sold about 60% of my ltc -39623;1364879209;smickles;mod6: naw, not really, i just wanted the seen command to repeat your last line again :) -39622;1364879222;mod6;:D -39621;1364879222;ChaangNoi;in the 40 to 75 cent range, and i thought i was doing well at the time, lol -39620;1364879235;mod6;I love jay & silent bob. -39619;1364879239;ChaangNoi;if gox lists litecoin, it will be huge for ltc -39618;1364879277;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.4 = 2.4 BTC [-] -39617;1364879284;smickles;the lag will be made worse by expanding the product line -39616;1364879338;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.5748 = 1.7244 BTC [+] -39615;1364879371;mircea_popescu;smickles no because infinity is selfequal :D -39614;1364879394;smickles;you really wanna start talking about set theory mircea_popescu ? -39613;1364879398;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.565 = 2.825 BTC [-] -39612;1364879405;mircea_popescu;sure. -39611;1364879433;mircea_popescu;(just kidding) -39610;1364879437;smickles;well, not that i'm well versed on the topic, but ... oh -39609;1364879448;smickles;you got me! -39608;1364879477;mircea_popescu;the power, i has it -39607;1364879520;ChaangNoi;tiberslav! -39606;1364879538;ChaangNoi;ltc adds to the value of btc:) -39605;1364879552;ChaangNoi;its like if there was only the usd then lulz but cuz other fiat too they all gain -39604;1364879583;ChaangNoi;lol you think that 20 million only came from btc and not fiat? lhahahalolhaha -39603;1364879592;Bugpowder_;let's be serious here. People are so desperate to get in on something 'cheap' that might explode in price, they are driving up another spec bubble in litecoin -39602;1364879613;Bugpowder_;most people are probably buying it with BTC -39601;1364879621;ChaangNoi;bugpowder once ltc is listed on gox i see ltc tradeing in the $15 range soon -39600;1364879636;Bugpowder_;jesus christ no -39599;1364879647;Bugpowder_;this is a fucking few day blip -39598;1364879651;ChaangNoi;you think it will get to the $20s? -39597;1364879655;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yup -39596;1364879700;Bugpowder_;its hard to get USD into BTC-e, so most is probably BTC buyers -39595;1364879712;Bugpowder_;also, it didn't take 20MM off the cap -39594;1364879717;Bugpowder_;yep -39593;1364879719;Bugpowder_;exactly -39592;1364879729;Bugpowder_;or maybe a few medium players -39591;1364879733;Bugpowder_;looking for a quick flip -39590;1364879743;Bugpowder_;I almost pulled the trigger this morning -39589;1364879758;Bugpowder_;but I just don't want to get off the BTC train -39588;1364879790;ChaangNoi;i have traded btc for ltc for over a yeay and had all my ltc paid for so i just held to see what would happen -39587;1364879812;ChaangNoi;im pleased to see this but really, gox is just going to make the price jump more -39586;1364879835;ChaangNoi;tiberslav even so, im very pleased:) -39585;1364879847;ChaangNoi;lol -39584;1364879865;ChaangNoi;lol -39583;1364879871;ChaangNoi;econ 101, try that -39582;1364879872;Bugpowder_;It took $2M total volume to >2x the price -39581;1364879936;ChaangNoi;i clearly dont need to go back to econ 101, i ahve the phat wallets to prove it:) -39580;1364879997;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4 = 1.6 BTC [-] -39579;1364880000;ChaangNoi;for some lolz go check the nmc price on btc-e -39578;1364880012;mircea_popescu;phat wallets ?! when did that happen. -39577;1364880038;ChaangNoi;well they are giant compared to tiberslav, i doubt im at your level -39576;1364880048;mircea_popescu;o that guy -39575;1364880062;ChaangNoi;you have him on ignore? -39574;1364880088;ChaangNoi;tiberslav do you even have a whole btc? -39573;1364880102;KRS1;that is frkn awesome you guys are set -39572;1364880112;ChaangNoi;see that is just a good problem to have, be able to lose that much and stil be like whatever -39571;1364880120;KRS1;i imagine it might be hard to unload all that btc for currency -39570;1364880133;ChaangNoi;oh tiberslav -39569;1364880169;ChaangNoi;tiberslav your exparts are amazing -39568;1364880187;KRS1;uncle sam come knocking for that 40% too -39567;1364880197;Bugpowder_;tiberiusiv: 1-2 more straight up months with no late pullbacks, he will be in pain -39566;1364880201;Bugpowder_;I WILL PUT HIM IN PAIN -39565;1364880218;Bugpowder_;moar -39564;1364880226;Bugpowder_;dip in the last 24hr -39563;1364880240;Bugpowder_;If it goes up and down, he gonna make da money -39562;1364880263;Bugpowder_;he wins the more often move in an out of a position -39561;1364880266;Bugpowder_;30% spread -39560;1364880291;Bugpowder_;couch -39559;1364880292;Bugpowder_;cough -39558;1364880302;Bugpowder_;$50 million last month in exposure -39557;1364880335;Bugpowder_;19k was principal loss -39556;1364880374;Bugpowder_;its pretty obvious is you watch the trades -39555;1364880392;Bugpowder_;so which is it, is he going broke, or has not lost anything left -39554;1364880395;Bugpowder_;yet -39553;1364880418;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -39552;1364880441;Bugpowder_;heh -39551;1364880456;mircea_popescu;KRS1 not everybody lives in ridiculous slavepen. -39550;1364880457;Bugpowder_;I know personally about more than 1/100th of the volume -39549;1364880496;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -39548;1364880497;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.00201393 / 0.00201393 / 0.00201394 (15000 shares, 30.21 BTC), 7D: 0.00050015 / 0.00199592 / 0.002014 (25320 shares, 50.54 BTC), 30D: 0.00050015 / 0.00183401 / 0.00201401 (157420 shares, 288.71 BTC) -39547;1364880577;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i just realised you're a nominal millionaire. -39546;1364880598;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.40199999 BTC [+] -39545;1364880599;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.42899998 BTC [+] -39544;1364880601;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.42899999 = 5.577 BTC [+] -39543;1364880602;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.44499999 BTC [+] -39542;1364880625;smickles;funny, earlier today, i realized i could pay off my car loan -39541;1364880640;smickles;chevy, actually -39540;1364880661;smickles;'08 trailblazr -39539;1364880675;kakobrekla;not bad. -39538;1364880697;ChaangNoi;nmc price oh lol -39537;1364880706;ChaangNoi;i just sold 90% of what i had -39536;1364880729;kakobrekla;O_o -39535;1364880751;ChaangNoi;i had some cuz maybe they could use it for something later, but i saw the jump and was like fuck it -39534;1364880758;ChaangNoi;then it crashed lol -39533;1364880778;kakobrekla;one day all this will go to shit -39532;1364880853;kakobrekla;ChaangNoi dump some nmc so we get some more no bets on the 0.02 before it breaks it -39531;1364880861;kakobrekla;would be fun -39530;1364880865;Bugpowder_;it might not break -39529;1364880907;ChaangNoi;kako nmc not ltc -39528;1364880910;ChaangNoi;you have a bet on that too? -39527;1364880914;kakobrekla;i mean ltc -39526;1364880916;kakobrekla;sorry -39525;1364880919;kakobrekla;fuckin alts -39524;1364880923;kakobrekla;messing with mah mind -39523;1364880931;ChaangNoi;i sold nmc cuz that spike lol -39522;1364880946;kakobrekla;ill just stfu and go back to wekr -39521;1364880976;ChaangNoi;:) -39520;1364881157;Bugpowder;herro? -39519;1364881167;Bugpowder;I installed an IRC client! -39518;1364881177;Bugpowder;just so I can ignore tiberiusiv -39517;1364881188;smickles;lol, that's your reason? -39516;1364881193;Bugpowder;yep -39515;1364881207;kakobrekla;lol -39514;1364881216;Bugpowder;It has taken me a whole year -39513;1364881216;smickles;;;rate tiberiusiv 1 motivates people -39512;1364881217;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be authenticated to use the rating system. -39511;1364881225;smickles;sonofabitch -39510;1364881263;Bugpowder;d:) -39509;1364881268;Bugpowder;I have emoticons now -39508;1364881284;dub;No you don't -39507;1364881298;Bugpowder;yes I do they are so cool -39506;1364881332;Bugpowder;That last one has a hat -39505;1364881376;ThickAsThieves;$avg -39504;1364881377;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 99.57 -39503;1364881401;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -39502;1364881406;gribble;63993.8839795 -39501;1364881426;smickles;Econ Pa, he economics at you -39500;1364881429;smickles;http://blog.smickles.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2013/04/Economics-At-You.png -39499;1364881439;ThickAsThieves;thats like 8 new TH in a week, no? -39498;1364881455;dub;hrm -39497;1364881475;dub;it was at 58, then dropped to 51 for a few days, been climbing since -39496;1364881493;ThickAsThieves;where does it all come from? -39495;1364881495;dub;and its 3d avg -39494;1364881496;smickles;;;bids 0 -39493;1364881497;gribble;There are currently 35146688 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10247783.7207 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.9890 seconds -39492;1364881503;smickles;$unconfirmed -39491;1364881506;mpexbot;smickles: 1010 unconfirmed transactions. Oldest dated: 2013-03-31 01:54:01 -39490;1364881518;Bugpowder;it hit 80000 on sipa -39489;1364881524;ThickAsThieves;even known AM, Avalon and GPUs can't account for that much can it? -39488;1364881544;ChaangNoi;i suspect bfl to be "testing" -39487;1364881553;ThickAsThieves;and avalon -39486;1364881554;ThickAsThieves;and AM -39485;1364881579;ThickAsThieves;all, yknow just hashin a lil -39484;1364881647;bgupta;Err… bitcoin at 104+ interesting. -39483;1364881656;Bugpowder;yawn -39482;1364881658;dub;dude BFL shipped already -39481;1364881663;Bugpowder;lol -39480;1364881664;dub;get with teh times -39479;1364881668;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -39478;1364881669;gribble;There are currently 35147078 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10258338.809 USD in total. | Data vintage: 24.8391 seconds -39477;1364881673;Bugpowder;heyo -39476;1364881688;ThickAsThieves;yeah they shipped a cellphone pic of the unit Luke was remoting into -39475;1364881689;gribble;There are currently 14814.273 bitcoins offered at or under 120.0 USD, worth 1632425.24456 USD in total. | Data vintage: 45.1614 seconds -39474;1364881724;bgupta;http://www.forbes.com/sites/timothylee/2013/04/01/bitcoin-is-a-bad-currency-but-it-might-be-a-good-platform-for-financial-innovation/ -39473;1364881732;Bugpowder;I think we have a 50% chance of hitting 200 this month -39472;1364881745;dub;hao about $2 -39471;1364881745;ThickAsThieves;its bad cuz i dont own any so make a new one taht i can? -39470;1364881754;ThickAsThieves;Bug, I agree -39469;1364881763;ThickAsThieves;I think $150 easy -39468;1364881788;Bugpowder;the demand is just insane -39467;1364881796;Bugpowder;not insane -39466;1364881800;Bugpowder;strong -39465;1364881848;ThickAsThieves;:asks 10000 -39464;1364881853;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 10000 -39463;1364881854;gribble;There are currently 39501.232 bitcoins offered at or under 10000.0 USD, worth 13402145.1671 USD in total. | Data vintage: 23.2896 seconds -39462;1364881889;ThickAsThieves;only 39501 bitcoins left til bitcoin singularity -39461;1364881914;bgupta;I like the jist of the forbes article.. Bitcoin is bad "currency" but a great enabler of innovation in the finance space. (They didn't say it, but it's akin to the innovation to publishing that the internet brought.. e.g. self publishing, decentralization, room for new leaders and business models, etc.) -39460;1364881926;bgupta;singularity? -39459;1364881931;bgupta;ahh -39458;1364881968;bgupta;Realistially I'm sure sellers would come out of the woodwork if btc started making a race for 10k -39457;1364881979;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 500 -39456;1364881986;gribble;There are currently 36910.854 bitcoins offered at or under 500.0 USD, worth 6594850.84906 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0058 seconds -39455;1364881997;ThickAsThieves;cheap! -39454;1364882004;abracadabra;realistically and 10k -39453;1364882013;abracadabra;in the same sentence -39452;1364882016;abracadabra;interesting -39451;1364882019;ThickAsThieves;hehe -39450;1364882025;ThickAsThieves;theoritically? -39449;1364882035;abracadabra;*shrug* -39448;1364882039;smickles;btc at 10k, i'll have some purchases to make -39447;1364882055;ThickAsThieves;yeah this room would be empty -39446;1364882063;ThickAsThieves;or filled with litecoin moguls -39445;1364882073;bgupta;hell even though I'm a big fan, I could lighten my position by a asmall amount and have the proceeds have a serious impat on my life. -39444;1364882192;Diablo-D3;so I think today is lets make fun of Luke-Jr -39443;1364882205;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr refuses to get his BitFunder account so he can get DMC dividends. -39442;1364882205;Bugpowder;I will sell another chunk at 190 -39441;1364882226;Diablo-D3;That worked quite well. -39440;1364882246;Luke-Jr;I should post a scammer tag request for Diablo-D3 just for the lulz -39439;1364882262;Diablo-D3;nefario tried that once -39438;1364882269;Diablo-D3;karma hit him like a truck -39437;1364882269;Luke-Jr;Ukto: it's your fault Diablo-D3 is a scammer btw -39436;1364882292;dub;the funny here is that Luke-Jr invested in DMC -39435;1364882309;Luke-Jr;dub: exactly -39434;1364882316;Luke-Jr;dub: Diablo-D3 refuses to give me my dividends -39433;1364882323;Diablo-D3;the funny here is he wont fix his account because HIS DIVIDENDS ARE IN HIS ACCOUNT -39432;1364882342;Diablo-D3;I have zero access to other customer's accounts because, you know, that'd be illegal. -39431;1364882355;Ukto;0,0 -39430;1364882356;Ukto;what ? -39429;1364882366;Diablo-D3;that'd be like luke calling up Apple because he wants his dividends instead of calling up Vangard -39428;1364882371;Luke-Jr;Ukto: Diablo-D3 is blaming you for his not paying my dividends -39427;1364882386;Diablo-D3;Ukto: no, Im blaming Luke-Jr for not talking to you to get his account fixed -39426;1364882388;Ukto;everyone blames me for everything -39425;1364882393;Ukto;I will accept your love. -39424;1364882394;Ukto;:P -39423;1364882403;Luke-Jr;I don't want to use BitFunder, I just want my dividends. -39422;1364882403;thestringpuller;;;bids 100 -39421;1364882406;gribble;There are currently 6961.6516 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 708089.196113 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0043 seconds -39420;1364882414;Luke-Jr;my relationship with DMC was via GLBSE -39419;1364882415;thestringpuller;;;market sell 50000 -39418;1364882415;gribble;A market order to sell 50000 bitcoins right now would net 4580113.0445 USD and would take the last price down to 80.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 91.6023 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 9.8758 seconds -39417;1364882416;Luke-Jr;not BitFunder -39416;1364882420;Ukto;Luke-Jr: I'm sorry. -39415;1364882428;Ukto;I can't do anything to countermand that. -39414;1364882451;Luke-Jr;so it's Diablo-D3's fault, as I suspected -39413;1364882454;Luke-Jr;SCAMMER TAG TIME -39412;1364882461;toffoo;Luke-Jr: I have DMC in my BitFunder accnt .. if we can figure out some way to xfer your DMC shares into mine I'd be happy to pass along a %age of your divs -39411;1364882472;Diablo-D3;Ukto: he cant log into his account -39410;1364882478;ThickAsThieves;You can pay me to get it out of BitFunder for you -39409;1364882479;Diablo-D3;toffoo: he'd need to log in first -39408;1364882479;Luke-Jr;toffoo: the reason I'm not using BitFunder is that it doesn't work -39407;1364882482;Ukto;BitFunder currentl has no method to pay dividends to non-user accounts -39406;1364882491;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: at no point did you hold shares directly with DMC -39405;1364882491;Luke-Jr;tiberiusiv: bye troll -39404;1364882492;Ukto;Luke-Jr: are you having login issues? -39403;1364882498;Ukto;or just dont wanna sign up -39402;1364882501;Diablo-D3;if you had, I'd e paying you shares directly -39401;1364882504;Diablo-D3;I do not offer such a service. -39400;1364882509;Luke-Jr;Ukto: I signed up, and tried to claim my GLBSE crap, and it didn't work -39399;1364882518;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: and you didnt even email tech support -39398;1364882521;Diablo-D3;this is why everyone laughs at you -39397;1364882527;Ukto;Luke-Jr: Then let me help you :) -39396;1364882529;Luke-Jr;Diablo-D3: nonsense, I bought my shares before they were on GLBSE even! -39395;1364882546;bgupta;I'm sure Ukto can sort out Luke-Jr.. (Can you guys please take it offline though.) -39394;1364882566;dub;tiberiusiv: man, I kinda like your trolling style but Luke-Jr is the ubertroll, you should give up at this point -39393;1364882570;Luke-Jr;besides, I'm busy killing litecoin atm -39392;1364882586;Ukto;Luke-Jr: gonna have to fight tux on that one. he's trying to make it bigger :P -39391;1364882591;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.189 BTC [+] -39390;1364882593;toffoo;doesn't look like that's been too successful today -39389;1364882596;Ukto;Luke-Jr: When you clicked on the claim link in bitfunder, did it already show a DMC share pending? or is your email address on BitFunder different than GLBSE? -39388;1364882597;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 7 @ 0.1895 = 1.3265 BTC [+] -39387;1364882603;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: you had the loan repaid in shares, nothing more, nothing less -39386;1364882603;kakobrekla;Luke-Jr and how you gonna kill litecoin? -39385;1364882612;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: FPGAs -39384;1364882622;dub;tiberiusiv: srsly, nothing we can say to Luke-Jr is more fucked up than the shit floating around in his head -39383;1364882626;Luke-Jr;Ukto: I forget, it was months ago -39382;1364882629;Ukto;Diablo-D3: I have not looked, does he have a pending claim on the system? -39381;1364882631;kakobrekla;Luke-Jr FPGAs ? -39380;1364882642;Luke-Jr;Ukto: Tux is *why* I'm bothering to kill litecoin -39379;1364882643;Diablo-D3;Ukto: I presume so, but obviously I cant go look -39378;1364882644;Luke-Jr;now -39377;1364882651;toffoo;maybe that would kill GPU/CPU miners, but not litecoin -39376;1364882662;kakobrekla;is that litecoin on gox even conifrmed? -39375;1364882663;Luke-Jr;toffoo: I just shut off transactions once I have 99% -39374;1364882665;Diablo-D3;Ukto: he, in the past, has held DMC shares -39373;1364882675;Diablo-D3;Ukto: I do not know if he currently does -39372;1364882696;Luke-Jr;Diablo-D3: yes, shares from DMC. -39371;1364882704;Ukto;I see the issue I think -39370;1364882711;Ukto;Luke-Jr: pm? :) -39369;1364882723;thestringpuller;omg bitbet is about to pay off -39368;1364882739;smickles;i want an ERB Luke-Jr vs tiberiusiv -39367;1364882742;Luke-Jr;Ukto: sure -39366;1364882743;Ukto;thestringpuller: here, lemme throw 10btc in real quick to no -39365;1364882743;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: and you're asking me after the third dividend payment sent to DMC shareholders as well -39364;1364882746;Luke-Jr;but I'm busy as heck -39363;1364882755;Diablo-D3;smickles: catholic style vs dirty negro style? -39362;1364882756;Luke-Jr;Diablo-D3: YOU SCAMMED ME OUT OF 2 BEFORE THIS⁈/ -39361;1364882766;Diablo-D3;Luke-Jr: SUBSCRIBE TO THE FUCKING THREAD -39360;1364882804;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 9 @ 0.01 = 0.09 BTC [+] -39359;1364882861;mircea_popescu;lmao finally. Bugpowder now you can log chats! -39358;1364882873;benkay;the chats weren't logged? -39357;1364882915;Bugpowder;they are logged by others, but not me -39356;1364882923;mircea_popescu;bgupta orly , forbes knows =shiot now. -39355;1364882955;dub;Diablo-D3: what were the divs btw? I guess if we hit $5k I might need to claim my 1 DMC -39354;1364882979;dub;(that I bought for 1 satoshi) -39353;1364882994;mircea_popescu; the funny here is that Luke-Jr invested in DMC <<< -39352;1364883021;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164550 heh. -39351;1364883044;Diablo-D3;dub: this month was ~55 over 10k shares -39350;1364883051;dub;well the funny in that is that my bid at 0.00000001 filled -39349;1364883063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.00398998 = 0.012 BTC [+] -39348;1364883069;Diablo-D3;didnt that get filled on like the last day of glbse or something? -39347;1364883082;dub;don't think so -39346;1364883113;mircea_popescu;this lukejr talk about killing is worrisome -39345;1364883127;mircea_popescu;he's certainly the one bitcoiner most likely to go shoot up a school or some shit -39344;1364883139;BitHub;lulz -39343;1364883142;Bugpowder;he has that look -39342;1364883144;dub;to fully disclose I held a great many more DMC shares for short periods as I assisted in destroying their value -39341;1364883164;ThickAsThieves;$avg -39340;1364883165;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 99.80 -39339;1364883168;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Interestingly the author is long btc.. anyway, the point is you don't need to accept that btc has the characteristics that make a currency useful, to see that it is useful. It seems to trade like a hybrid between some collectible, a currency, and a early stage startup's equity. -39338;1364883175;BitHub;so bfl giving a asic to jr, bad pr? -39337;1364883184;ThickAsThieves;no pr -39336;1364883191;Diablo-D3;if BFL was truly legitimate -39335;1364883199;Diablo-D3;they'd send me a minrig. -39334;1364883200;bgupta;mircea_popescu: As long as the price remains so unstable it's going to be challenged as a day to day currency. -39333;1364883212;Diablo-D3;thats the only way to prove their legitimate at this point -39332;1364883225;ThickAsThieves;it's a stable diagonal line, thats the best kind right? -39331;1364883234;BitHub;are bfl still on that world tour 3 month boat cruise thing? -39330;1364883241;bgupta;Diablo-D3: To send YOU a rig? -39329;1364883250;Diablo-D3;bgupta: yup. -39328;1364883256;BitHub;"discovering themselves" -39327;1364883266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 8 @ 0.00195 = 0.0156 BTC [-] -39326;1364883274;mircea_popescu;so basically because the usd is an inflationary piece of shit -39325;1364883278;mircea_popescu;and ciompletely out of control -39324;1364883284;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is "a bad currency" -39323;1364883289;mircea_popescu;what nuttery is this ? -39322;1364883297;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I agree with their assesment -39321;1364883298;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4359999 = 1.744 BTC [-] -39320;1364883312;Diablo-D3;if you use USD as the golden standard, Bitcoin is the worst possible currency you could create -39319;1364883318;mircea_popescu;right. -39318;1364883324;Diablo-D3;I mean, thats one hell of a backhanded complement -39317;1364883326;mircea_popescu;also if you use diarhea as a standard -39316;1364883330;mircea_popescu;jasmine tea is like the worst. -39315;1364883351;Diablo-D3;well, to be fair -39314;1364883359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30 @ 0.00060272 = 0.0181 BTC [-] -39313;1364883361;Diablo-D3;if you have actual diarehea, gatoraid would be your best bet -39312;1364883366;ThickAsThieves;if "=PriceMPEX("O.BTCUSD.C310T","S")" used to pull the old options into a spreadsheet, what would I have to change it to for new options? -39311;1364883388;smickles;O.USD.C031T -39310;1364883391;smickles;if there is a 31 -39309;1364883395;Diablo-D3;stopping the diarehea isnt a good idea unless they simply cant get fluids back into you fast enough -39308;1364883402;Namworld;That's one of my functions =/ -39307;1364883412;mircea_popescu;"=PriceMPEX("O.USD.C031T","S")" -39306;1364883412;Namworld;and I updated my spreadsheet by the way -39305;1364883438;ThickAsThieves;No such option -39304;1364883457;ThickAsThieves;oh you did -39303;1364883460;smickles;032 -39302;1364883464;ThickAsThieves;link pretty plz -39301;1364883471;smickles;31s got turned into 32s -39300;1364883477;ThickAsThieves;thx smickles -39299;1364883492;Namworld;=PriceMPEX("O.BTCUSD.C310T","S") -39298;1364883508;smickles;(or 29, depending on which way was better for you) -39297;1364883538;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.436 BTC [+] -39296;1364883552;Bugpowder;10.3M bids -39295;1364883567;thestringpuller;;;bids 0 -39294;1364883567;gribble;There are currently 35147801 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10305059.9642 USD in total. | Data vintage: 24.6499 seconds -39293;1364883571;thestringpuller;word -39292;1364883579;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -39291;1364883582;gribble;Current Blocks: 229233 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 590 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 21 hours, 4 minutes, and 23 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7678465.63048 | Estimated Percent Change: 14.6754 -39290;1364883764;bgupta;micea_popescu: what is the purpose of a currency? My understanding is that it is to facilitate day to day commerce. Buying eggs and bread and shit, so people don't have to barter. For this purpose, it sucks. Remember the volitility is not just in one direction.. -39289;1364883772;smickles;omg, i love finding math wich is over my head, but seems within my grasp :D *squee# -39288;1364883812;bgupta;mircea_popescu: ^^ typo.. anyway, that's not to say it can't grow into a good currency -39287;1364883858;mircea_popescu;bgupta i think you're confusing yourself. -39286;1364883859;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C101T] 30 @ 0.23623945 = 7.0872 BTC [+] -39285;1364883865;mircea_popescu;eggs and bread are not the test case of currency. -39284;1364883881;mircea_popescu;this is like saying "what is the purpose of a car! to drive on new jersey turnpike!" -39283;1364883889;thestringpuller;$oix -39282;1364883893;Bugpowder;taxes are the purpose of a currency -39281;1364883900;thestringpuller;!ticker ^ OIX -39280;1364883900;assbot;Hell, ain't we about more fucked than a whore at closin' time, huh? -39279;1364883905;Bugpowder;luckily we have egovpay -39278;1364883911;smickles;$vwap ^ -39277;1364883913;mpexbot;smickles: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 100.51048048 high: 132.19074012 low: 86.04499804 volume: 9190 btc: 4514.05164472 30 day: no data -39276;1364883917;mircea_popescu;i mean saying its purpose is to measure commerce / act as medium of exchange etc is one thing -39275;1364883930;mircea_popescu;but then to reduce that to such a narrow use seems fallacious. -39274;1364883938;ThickAsThieves;What Currency is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2wDz3mJTlE props to Ukto for the link -39273;1364883966;ThickAsThieves;the kid is actually calm in that video, but he has some wild ones -39272;1364883993;mircea_popescu;now all that aside : currenlt bitcoin is not workable as a token to buy eggs because a large number of idiots mistakenly refuse to recognise its value. -39271;1364884008;BitHub;oh jesus, kill it, KILL IT -39270;1364884023;mircea_popescu;that'll resolve itself soon enough, and then there's the rest of eternity to bitcoin back and forth -39269;1364884047;BitHub;looks like that chick from larry david, Wanda -39268;1364884152;Ukto;lol -39267;1364884166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00378605 = 9.4651 BTC [-] -39266;1364884200;benkay;different currencies may be better suited to different things -39265;1364884214;mircea_popescu;this certainly. -39264;1364884219;smickles;my volatility sense is tingling -39263;1364884223;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -39262;1364884224;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 104.80000, Best ask: 105.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 105.00000, 24 hour volume: 91538.99833040, 24 hour low: 92.65000, 24 hour high: 106.00000, 24 hour vwap: 100.80654 -39261;1364884244;smickles;;;goxlag -39260;1364884245;gribble;4.659735 seconds -39259;1364884322;benkay;man -39258;1364884327;smickles;hmm, decent # of asks dropping -39257;1364884328;benkay;these chats are logged -39256;1364884331;benkay;i can't say anything -39255;1364884335;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: it seems bitcoin is redistributing wealth -39254;1364884357;thestringpuller;;;bids 100 -39253;1364884359;gribble;There are currently 7136.2212 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 726982.251473 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0042 seconds -39252;1364884363;thestringpuller;;;bids 90 -39251;1364884363;gribble;There are currently 35564.567 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 3370512.9669 USD in total. | Data vintage: 4.4431 seconds -39250;1364884375;smickles;;;goxlag -39249;1364884376;gribble;0 seconds -39248;1364884381;smickles;:o -39247;1364884507;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 110 -39246;1364884510;gribble;There are currently 9755.8082 bitcoins offered at or under 110.0 USD, worth 1053292.16897 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0117 seconds -39245;1364884518;Bugpowder;yawn -39244;1364884520;Bugpowder;good night -39243;1364884522;ThickAsThieves;see you tomorrow 110 -39242;1364884523;Bugpowder;see you at 110 -39241;1364884547;Bugpowder;7 hours from now -39240;1364884563;mircea_popescu; taxes are the purpose of a currency <<< actually if we go by historicval recorxd -39239;1364884568;mircea_popescu;it's paying for the military. -39238;1364884580;mircea_popescu;at least that's how soldiers got to be called soldiers in the first placer. -39237;1364884584;Bugpowder;well thats what taxes are for -39236;1364884607;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3420 @ 0.00060272 = 2.0613 BTC [-] -39235;1364884608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15280 @ 0.00061282 = 9.3639 BTC [+] -39234;1364884623;mircea_popescu;basically. -39233;1364884661;toffoo;you're right "ORIGIN Middle English: from Old French soldier, from soulde ‘(soldier's) pay,’ from Latin solidus (see solidus). The verb dates from the early 17th cent." -39232;1364884668;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Ok let's flip this around. What is your definition of a "good currency"? -39231;1364884700;Bugpowder;The word soldier entered modern English in the 14th century from the equivalent Middle English word soudeour, from Anglo-French soudeer or soudeour, meaning mercenary, from soudee, meaning shilling's worth or wage, from sou or soud, shilling. -39230;1364884703;benkay;militaries may not be as well funded in the future as the united states is today. -39229;1364884713;Bugpowder;the roman gold coin was the solidus -39228;1364884715;benkay;states' -39227;1364884737;Bugpowder;from which sou was eventually derived -39226;1364884762;Bugpowder;nice study in inflation, the history of the solidus -39225;1364884795;mircea_popescu;bgupta you seen the too much money article ? -39224;1364884821;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bugpowder exactly. -39223;1364884822;gribble;The operation succeeded. -39222;1364884845;mircea_popescu;toffoo what you thought i was making shit up ? -39221;1364884847;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Prolly not.. link? -39220;1364884871;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-problem-of-too-much-money/ -39219;1364884888;mircea_popescu;(also links to a good other article) -39218;1364884915;mircea_popescu;once you've read that my definition will make more sense. it is "a good currency is one that doesn't introduce friction for capital allocation" -39217;1364884930;mircea_popescu;just like a good baseball bat is one that doesn't lower the batter's average. -39216;1364884955;mircea_popescu;or golf club or we -39215;1364884956;benkay;huh -39214;1364884959;benkay;interesting paradigm -39213;1364884972;benkay;you can think about money friction as bleeding money off the wealthy into the rest of the population -39212;1364884983;benkay;and sort of model it like an entropic thing -39211;1364885009;thestringpuller;Where did Bugpowder go? -39210;1364885011;benkay;or an ecosystem if you like thinking that way -39209;1364885016;thestringpuller;Why do you always scare off Bugpowder mircea_popescu -39208;1364885025;benkay;it's an unhealthy ecosystem that only has apex predators -39207;1364885033;thestringpuller;i keep it icyhot these niggas benkay -39206;1364885039;benkay;s/unhealthy/unstable -39205;1364885048;mircea_popescu;benkay nah. friction is bleeding money off productive uses into the toilet. -39204;1364885053;mircea_popescu;to the detriment of all, and especially the poor. -39203;1364885072;thestringpuller;the poor support -39202;1364885075;benkay;poor? what's a poor -39201;1364885085;benkay;what's poor even mean in ecosystem dynamics? -39200;1364885105;mircea_popescu;the poor is any one individual that does not own enough real property or capital to produce one average wage out of its use alone. -39199;1364885115;mircea_popescu;if you make 50k a year in rents and interests you're not poor. -39198;1364885121;mircea_popescu;or w/e average is these days. -39197;1364885139;mircea_popescu;11ty billion. -39196;1364885142;benkay;is skilled labor poor in this paradigm? -39195;1364885163;benkay;mircea_popescu? -39194;1364885164;thestringpuller;yay tiberiusiv -39193;1364885169;thestringpuller;they greatest troll eva -39192;1364885176;mircea_popescu;benkay yes. -39191;1364885183;bgupta;well you can't have "rich" without "poor" laboring for their wages -39190;1364885191;mircea_popescu;who is proposing such a thing ? -39189;1364885195;benkay;interesting. because they don't have to work for their income? -39188;1364885203;benkay;derp i mean that backwards -39187;1364885208;thestringpuller;everyone has to work for their income -39186;1364885225;benkay;don't be a pedant, puppeteer. -39185;1364885238;mircea_popescu;benkay no. because if shit hits the fan they're sol. -39184;1364885270;benkay;I prefer to sell hours than rent myself. -39183;1364885278;benkay;but that's neither here nor there. -39182;1364885286;mircea_popescu;so if you're abny good at it eventually you should accumulate enough wealth to not be poor. -39181;1364885302;benkay;i get it. -39180;1364885307;mircea_popescu;of course the socialistoid governments of the uncivilised world would very much prefer a population of poor only. -39179;1364885321;mircea_popescu;which is why all the anti-getting ahead stuff. -39178;1364885351;benkay;what is this anti-getting ahead stuff of which you speak? -39177;1364885356;benkay;american pop culture is all about the hustle. -39176;1364885360;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: but that's only the case if you pass wealth down throughout generations -39175;1364885370;mircea_popescu;benkay have you considered how taxation works in the us for instance ? -39174;1364885373;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you can't become wealthy in one lifetime -39173;1364885385;mircea_popescu;the only thingthat's not ok is to get out of the poor into the rich. everytjhing else is fine, -39172;1364885387;benkay;i'm listening. -39171;1364885397;mircea_popescu;but if you get even close to that barrier it's like superficial tension in a water dropplet al oof a sudden -39170;1364885410;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller sure you can. -39169;1364885430;mircea_popescu;but certainly the passing down would be one way to do it, and that's why inheritance is taxed to fuck. -39168;1364885443;thestringpuller;give gifts before you die -39167;1364885446;thestringpuller;and trusts -39166;1364885449;mircea_popescu;one excellent case study of how bitcoin is irretrievably destroying the socialist paradigm. -39165;1364885454;thestringpuller;there are easier ways around death taxes than death itself -39164;1364885457;benkay;mind = blown -39163;1364885471;mircea_popescu;bye bye inheritance tax means the system's lifetime is already capped to about 3 generations. -39162;1364885486;mircea_popescu;but it will kill welfarism much sooner than that. -39161;1364885487;dub;yeah ex had trust fund via gifting -39160;1364885507;dub;had to forgive $30k/year of debt oslt -39159;1364885518;benkay;interesting. i don't know that i buy the numbers behind that argument, but it's interesting. -39158;1364885532;mircea_popescu;benkay numbers intended for exemplification purposes only. -39157;1364885548;benkay;i understand -39156;1364885565;benkay;i'm intrigued, sir -39155;1364885574;benkay;i'll be running this through the wringer over the coming week -39154;1364885577;mircea_popescu;another good angle is this : -39153;1364885589;mircea_popescu;people like buffett, who already made it, come up with "we're not taxed enough" sort of statements. -39152;1364885601;benkay;my tiny brain's already leaking, bro -39151;1364885603;benkay;chill out -39150;1364885605;mircea_popescu;the fact is that a. he's only not being taxed because he isn't paying himself a salary (because he doesn't need to) -39149;1364885607;benkay;but no i love it -39148;1364885625;mircea_popescu;and b. his only purpose is to fuck up anyone threatening to join his club. -39147;1364885648;benkay;how do those statements accomplish the above, mircea_popescu? -39146;1364885674;mircea_popescu;very abridgedly : if you have a bn dollars you pay about 3-5% in tax, or w/e you want. -39145;1364885678;mircea_popescu;in other places you need even less. -39144;1364885705;mircea_popescu;then politics works as an attempt by the billionaire to use the mob[ile vulgus] as a sort of scarecrow to keep the middle class threading water. -39143;1364885743;benkay;how does the system where you don't have socialism work when you have so many poor, though? -39142;1364885743;mircea_popescu;"more taxes" won't touch buffet any more than the current taxes do. however, it WILL make whatever business less profitable, and thus less able to produce "nouveau riches" -39141;1364885753;benkay;i get it i get it -39140;1364885761;bgupta;wait, you are arguing that fundamentally (assuming one believes that governments need revenue to provid basic services) that there is a reason that the poor should be taxed a higher percentage of their income than the rich? (Basically Buffett's arguement is that current tax system is regressive and that he was being taxed less than his secretary) -39139;1364885776;mircea_popescu;his argument is disingenous -39138;1364885782;mircea_popescu;he's paying himself less than his secretary. -39137;1364885796;mircea_popescu;basically he's saying "hehehe, i can shelter from tax, therefore you should tax those who can't do it more" -39136;1364885811;bgupta;well what does it matter if his pay comes from investment income or salary? -39135;1364885818;BitHub;tax system should just copy kickstarter style of doing it -39134;1364885834;bgupta;voluntary payment? -39133;1364885838;mircea_popescu;absolutely. -39132;1364885846;mircea_popescu;and bitcoin will force that, i'm pretty sure. -39131;1364885871;mircea_popescu;old greek way of doing things. -39130;1364885874;BitHub;would be cool -39129;1364885880;BitHub;i'd actually be looking foward to paying taxes -39128;1364885888;BitHub;putting my money to good use and tracking the progress of it -39127;1364885897;benkay;so. how do handle mob in post forced tax environment? -39126;1364885909;bgupta;why would anyone choice to be the one sucker who is paying taxes. What is the incentive? -39125;1364885918;mircea_popescu;benkay they learn to serve or to starve, i guess. -39124;1364885931;mircea_popescu;bgupta that is the problem of the people getting paid. klet them explain it. -39123;1364885934;benkay;bgupta: you pay the police to keep the rabble off of your lawn -39122;1364885944;bgupta;s/choice/choose/ -39121;1364885952;mircea_popescu;why would anyone be the sucker paying for restaurant meals ? -39120;1364885961;mircea_popescu;dunno, apparently some people. -39119;1364885966;bgupta;but individuals would just hope that everyone else pays… it would quickly break down -39118;1364885974;mircea_popescu;if you propose paying for no service however, that ain't happening and is going away. -39117;1364885988;mircea_popescu;bgupta i would absolutely not pay a cent for the tsa say -39116;1364885995;mircea_popescu;so within a few weeks tsa would break down and go away/ -39115;1364885997;mircea_popescu;wunderbar,. -39114;1364886025;mircea_popescu;perfect example of marketplace curtailing political idiocy. -39113;1364886040;benkay;what about fire department problem? -39112;1364886057;dub;its cured rat -39111;1364886073;benkay;hey man, flame off. just counter it calmly. -39110;1364886101;mircea_popescu;benkay what'd that problem be ? -39109;1364886107;benkay;tiberiusiv i don't understand the analogy -39108;1364886180;mircea_popescu;anyway. if greek remaining bits are any indication, political debate would move to include a large chunk of "let me tell you how much i've donated" -39107;1364886181;benkay;right and we let the poor parts of the city burn -39106;1364886183;mircea_popescu;which'd be nice to see. -39105;1364886185;benkay;which is fine most of the time -39104;1364886206;mircea_popescu;they burn, they get redeveloped into houses for rich people, the poor get to live in as servants -39103;1364886213;benkay;except for those times when all of chicago burns down -39102;1364886215;mircea_popescu;this idea that we're all equal and so forth is pernicious. -39101;1364886223;bgupta;If all of a sudden income tax was optional.. the central gov't would have NO revenue., and services would revert to neighborhood vigilante services.. think "paying the mob for protection".. I can't see this happening… -39100;1364886260;benkay;dunno about that -39099;1364886270;benkay;police states are pretty cheap for those at the top relative to the rents extracted -39098;1364886283;benkay;send me links -39097;1364886285;benkay;benkay@gmail.com -39096;1364886289;mircea_popescu;bgupta i can, it'd be better than current bs. -39095;1364886299;bgupta;You're basically proposing anarcocapilast society. -39094;1364886299;benkay;i don't know where to even start man. -39093;1364886304;mircea_popescu;"all politics is local politics" and all that. -39092;1364886307;benkay;but it's drinking time. -39091;1364886352;mircea_popescu;there's currently a trolling technique called "swatting". -39090;1364886355;KRS1;once capitalist, i think we are now just crapitalist -39089;1364886370;mircea_popescu;this amply proves why central socialist govt is worse than the mob -39088;1364886372;Diablo-D3;Ukto: did you fix luke's shit yet? -39087;1364886389;bgupta;well I can't see it happening in the US, basically the US "mass" citizens will pay taxes if they get what they think they want, and they don't feel that they are being taxed unfairly. -39086;1364886392;mircea_popescu;(tho the fact that the mob defeats socialist states everywhere, from russia to iran and etc) is pretty good proof of the superiority of the system -39085;1364886402;mircea_popescu;or moreover, of the incredibly brokedness of socialism as a form of govt. -39084;1364886403;KRS1;shhhhhh...they're listening. -39083;1364886409;bgupta;(IE: Unfairly means more than their equivalent neighbor) -39082;1364886412;Ukto;Diablo-D3: i think they have been claimed. -39081;1364886429;mircea_popescu;bgupta i guess you get to watch it unfold. -39080;1364886451;Diablo-D3;Ukto: seriously, what the fuck is with people -39079;1364886453;mircea_popescu;pretty much the only us citizens that like taxes are those who get a net benefit from govt servicing. -39078;1364886467;Diablo-D3;Ukto: he didnt even know glbse was shut down last year -39077;1364886494;Ukto;mircea_popescu: correct. :) -39076;1364886497;bgupta;You'd be surprised how many that is.. with the gov't borrowing money like mad. -39075;1364886566;BitHub;swatting? -39074;1364886597;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.56885555 = 6.2574 BTC [+] -39073;1364886668;bgupta;So right now 1btc buys about 500 eggs. Assuming that btc/usd ratio keeps going up to say 1000 in a few years. does that mean I'll be able to buy 5000 eggs with 1btc, or are we expecting massive inflation to kick in, in USD terms, and btc prices to stabilise out? -39072;1364886676;BitHub;i'm a fan of positive reinforcement trolling -39071;1364886684;bgupta;If that happens, I'd say btc has graduated into a good currency. -39070;1364886719;mircea_popescu;bgupta i wouldsay the 500 eggs for 1 btc is mostly an effect of btc price being de facto supressed through ignorance/it being new -39069;1364886747;mircea_popescu;once btc reflects its true value (ie, fiat M3 / btc m3) you can pretty much count that forever more you'll get an egg for 3 satoshi or w/e that works out to -39068;1364886867;kakobrekla;but that would be blockchain spam -39067;1364886873;mircea_popescu;totally. -39066;1364886888;kakobrekla;even with teh 0.005 fee -39065;1364886891;mircea_popescu;i imagine the way it'd work out in practice is you sell out some satoshi for a wad of zimbabew dollars or w/e -39064;1364886894;mircea_popescu;and then just spend that -39063;1364886912;mircea_popescu;at least for eggs -39062;1364887107;bgupta;So in that case, buying btc, seems akin to buying shares in the new world order. And if we aren't ever envisioning a future where one can buy eggs with btc, (even when 1 btc is worth a wheelbarrow full of fiat) there is a problem. We'll need (and probably will) solve the blockchain spam problem. -39061;1364887148;mircea_popescu;i would think that's exactly it. buying btc is buying shares in the new world order. -39060;1364887167;mircea_popescu;you notably can't buy eggs directly with google shares. -39059;1364887174;ThickAsThieves;nor gold -39058;1364887181;mircea_popescu;but that does not mean that your google shares aren't what your eggs are ultimately bought with -39057;1364887202;bgupta;right, hence my arguement that it's not really a great currency… but it doesn't have to be to be a great thing to invest in. -39056;1364887208;mircea_popescu;i guess someone could trade about 3 semi tractor trailers' load of eggs -39055;1364887211;bgupta;google shares aren't a great currency either -39054;1364887214;mircea_popescu;for one berskshire hathaway share -39053;1364887218;mircea_popescu;i never heard of this happening tho. -39052;1364887238;mircea_popescu;but you mean by currency something that's just a very edge case of what a currency may do -39051;1364887242;mircea_popescu;that was my original objection. -39050;1364887252;mircea_popescu;some women masturbate with handguns. -39049;1364887260;mircea_popescu;while some handguns are more apt for that purpose than others -39048;1364887272;mircea_popescu;i dunno that many people care about this in a discussion of "a good handgun" -39047;1364887310;ThickAsThieves;undocumented feature -39046;1364887386;mircea_popescu;incidentally, in most of the world eggs are primarily bought on notebook credit -39045;1364887397;mircea_popescu;(ie, shop owner has a notebook, marks down your eggs, gets paid once a month) -39044;1364887414;bgupta;I'm saying that currencies were created to solve the barter systems lack of a of double coincidence of wants. All this wealth, technical progress and all that have been able to be created as a result are just efects of the creation of currency, and not its basic purpose. -39043;1364887438;mircea_popescu;i would say that's incorrect. -39042;1364887443;mircea_popescu;currencies were created to pay the military. -39041;1364887456;ThickAsThieves;currencies were created for convenience -39040;1364887476;mircea_popescu;the original currency unit was worth in the $100k range in today's terms. -39039;1364887488;bgupta;Really, I thought they paid soldiers in salt, wine and food? -39038;1364887503;bgupta;what was the original currency unit? -39037;1364887508;mircea_popescu;solidus, read up we just had this convo. -39036;1364887509;ThickAsThieves;Eve's nani -39035;1364887513;mircea_popescu;of course if you prefert to go even earlier -39034;1364887529;mircea_popescu;the greeks were split on the topic. sparta banned all currency -39033;1364887541;mircea_popescu;athens used it to settle large scale trade, again much like btc is used today. -39032;1364887567;mircea_popescu;that currency slowly made it's way into the hands of the poor, in ever smaller denominations, sizes and metals, silver, copper, tin -39031;1364887580;mircea_popescu;does not make the currency "that which is exchanged for one egg" -39030;1364887664;ThickAsThieves;whats the argument on the table? -39029;1364887698;ThickAsThieves;bitcoin is not perfect? -39028;1364887805;mircea_popescu;i think more of an exploratory "what is bitcoin really" -39027;1364888090;bgupta;Ok one egg, is a bit.. mmm.. hyperbolic.. you can't really even buy one egg with fiat, in most markets. (They are typically sold by the dozen).. The point is bitcoin isn't rally a good currency right now, but it does have attributes which could allow it to become one.. -39026;1364888093;bgupta;I was thinking that once the market cap of btc inc. reaches high enough we could see certain countries starting to back fiat with btc, in which case we'd start to see this sort of stuff changing. -39025;1364888135;bgupta;but it has a long way to go between now and then.. (which is not as impossible as many would want us to believe.) -39024;1364888159;ThickAsThieves;i dont think you can get gov buy-in -39023;1364888162;mircea_popescu;long way = 10 years ? -39022;1364888166;ThickAsThieves;ever -39021;1364888166;mircea_popescu;think about it, brazil crisis ? -39020;1364888179;bgupta;btw how did you calculate that 1 solidus is worth 100,000 usd in today's terms? (Yeah I was thinking 10 years) -39019;1364888184;mircea_popescu;if something like that happens again, the local scrip is backed by bitcoin instantly. -39018;1364888193;mircea_popescu;bgupta using my ass. -39017;1364888202;mircea_popescu;it was something like 32 grams of gold iirc -39016;1364888225;mircea_popescu;accounting for the rarity of gold/economy differential and everything... i just came up with 100k -39015;1364888242;bgupta;err 62 solidus to the roman lb or 5.5 g each -39014;1364888272;bgupta;55 USD per gram of gold. -39013;1364888286;mircea_popescu;hum, wasn't it much larger ? -39012;1364888294;mircea_popescu;4 grams in gold is tiny -39011;1364888305;bgupta;unless this is wrong http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidus_(coin) -39010;1364888340;mircea_popescu;well anyway. -39009;1364888356;bgupta;however one could argue that since 1 solidus was exchangable for 1000 denarii.. then perhaps one can calculate it as worth 1000 x 6.8 grams of silver. -39008;1364888360;mircea_popescu;the 55 dollar per gram is misleading. they had much less gold available at the time, and different economy. -39007;1364888384;mircea_popescu;having one of the 100 coins in an empire makes you like a guy having1 of the 100 coins in another empire. -39006;1364888388;bgupta;so closer to $900 -39005;1364888396;mircea_popescu;i guess the relative preminence of someone with 100k in the american empire today -39004;1364888407;mircea_popescu;is comparable to the relative preminence of someone with one solidus in 40 ad -39003;1364888447;bgupta;can't forget the effect that slavery had on the economy as well. -39002;1364888449;mircea_popescu;this is pretty much the only way to judge, in my eyes. I don't care about absolutes, i wish to conserve the same percentual value. -39001;1364888472;ThickAsThieves;you guys might be off the deep end here -39000;1364888481;[\\\];.bait -38999;1364888495;bgupta;IE: someone with 1 solidus had infinate more wealth than your average slave in Roman times -38998;1364888514;bgupta;yeah totally offtopic, my apologies -38997;1364888540;mircea_popescu;actually i think the 100k is remarkably adequate -38996;1364888561;ThickAsThieves;not trying to moderate, just rubbernecking I guess -38995;1364888638;mircea_popescu;i mean... richest guy has what, 600k of these 100k dollar coins -38994;1364888645;mircea_popescu;seems about what the famous rich had at the time too -38993;1364888735;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -38992;1364888738;gribble;Current Blocks: 229247 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 576 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 20 hours, 26 minutes, and 8 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7702888.16265 | Estimated Percent Change: 15.04014 -38991;1364888756;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -38990;1364888757;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 7702888.16265 based on data since last change | 8925421.86613 based on data for last three days -38989;1364888958;bgupta;mircea_popescu: This articly sorta matches what I am thinking but it uses the term money instead of currency. http://www.businessinsider.com/is-bitcoin-money-2013-4 -38988;1364889063;mircea_popescu;"start your free trial now" -38987;1364889066;mircea_popescu;i guess i'll pass -38986;1364889105;bgupta;start you free trial now? this site isn't a paywall site in the us? -38985;1364889126;mircea_popescu;i dunno -38984;1364889146;mircea_popescu;a just a dumbass advertising splahs -38983;1364889180;mircea_popescu;bah what a mess. -38982;1364889184;mircea_popescu;well basically... i can't access it. -38981;1364889187;mircea_popescu;pastebin -38980;1364889192;bgupta;will do -38979;1364889256;bgupta;http://pastebin.com/fs3TYZDs -38978;1364889378;mircea_popescu;ty -38977;1364889463;mircea_popescu;In the USA, the primary form of money is bank deposits because bank deposits are the form of money that dominate the US payments system. -38976;1364889475;mircea_popescu;im sorry, i can;'t get past the unfounded assumptions and general illiteracy of the author. -38975;1364889777;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3943002 = 0.7886 BTC [-] -38974;1364889779;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.39430001 BTC [-] -38973;1364889780;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.3943 = 3.943 BTC [-] -38972;1364889781;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.393 = 1.179 BTC [-] -38971;1364889782;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.393 = 1.179 BTC [-] -38970;1364889783;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3802 = 0.7604 BTC [-] -38969;1364889785;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.38000001 = 1.14 BTC [-] -38968;1364889786;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.38 = 3.42 BTC [-] -38967;1364889860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11050 @ 0.00060875 = 6.7267 BTC [-] -38966;1364889862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4504 @ 0.00061282 = 2.7601 BTC [+] -38965;1364889863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2846 @ 0.00061414 = 1.7478 BTC [+] -38964;1364889886;ThickAsThieves;btc falling -38963;1364889903;dub;ppcoin doubled again -38962;1364889922;dub;in last 12 hours -38961;1364889922;ThickAsThieves;someone is dumping -38960;1364889930;dub;;;goxlag -38959;1364889931;gribble;75.838911 seconds -38958;1364890001;ThickAsThieves;weird my clark moody is buggin out -38957;1364890017;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.55 BTC [-] -38956;1364890062;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -38955;1364890063;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 102.79189, Best ask: 102.99900, Bid-ask spread: 0.20711, Last trade: 102.99900, 24 hour volume: 100538.63346403, 24 hour low: 93.11000, 24 hour high: 106.00000, 24 hour vwap: 101.13664 -38954;1364890068;mircea_popescu;still over 100 -38953;1364890085;kakobrekla;ya but that is + goxlag + gribble lag -38952;1364890089;kakobrekla;so it might we as well 10 -38951;1364890133;kakobrekla;maybe im lucky -38950;1364890144;mircea_popescu;lol -38949;1364890177;ThickAsThieves;100 -38948;1364890181;dub;its gonna be cool when they introduce ltc -38947;1364890192;ThickAsThieves;they won't -38946;1364890204;dub;lag will be for days -38945;1364890230;dub;you think its a joke? -38944;1364890247;dub;btc jokes is funny -38943;1364890248;ThickAsThieves;yeah -38942;1364890258;ThickAsThieves;not necessarily a joke from hox -38941;1364890260;ThickAsThieves;gox -38940;1364890261;dub;it'd be like obama saying 'we just nuked teh shit out of korea' -38939;1364890263;ThickAsThieves;but a joke -38938;1364890268;ZedsterX;https://www.bitcoinforum.com/bitcoin-exchange/mt-gox-confirmed-to-start-exchanging-litecoin!-don%27t-miss-the-boat-on-this-one!/ -38937;1364890272;ThickAsThieves;99.90 -38936;1364890277;dub;waiting 24 hours.. jokes niggas -38935;1364890290;ZedsterX;no joke -38934;1364890292;ThickAsThieves;99 -38933;1364890361;bgupta;ThickAsThieves: Where do you get your RT pricing for btc again? -38932;1364890368;ThickAsThieves;http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ -38931;1364890384;ThickAsThieves;when that breaks i try coinlab.com -38930;1364890399;dub;bitcoinity.org/markets -38929;1364890404;dub;#bitcoin-rt -38928;1364890414;dub;mtgoxlive.com (lol) -38927;1364890422;kakobrekla;> I cannot officially announce how "soon" "soon" means -38926;1364890425;kakobrekla;aka never -38925;1364890502;ZedsterX;why would the API already be in place then? -38924;1364890524;kakobrekla;for teh fools? -38923;1364890526;ThickAsThieves;when did it first appear? -38922;1364890562;ThickAsThieves;its silly to think Gox would sell ltc imo -38921;1364890680;ThickAsThieves;i need some sleep, plz work on getting btc back to 106 thx -38920;1364890794;dub;I think a lot of money has been spent on LTC today in anticipation -38919;1364890823;dub;increases the chance of tux catchign a bullet I guess -38918;1364890855;ZedsterX;i turned 60 LTC into 2.5 BTC it was kinda fun -38917;1364890906;dub;;;asks 106 -38916;1364890906;gribble;There are currently 2445.0987 bitcoins offered at or under 106.0 USD, worth 256822.359423 USD in total. | Data vintage: 111.1200 seconds -38915;1364890915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2154 @ 0.00061414 = 1.3229 BTC [+] -38914;1364890917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4550 @ 0.00061599 = 2.8028 BTC [+] -38913;1364890919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1350 @ 0.00061859 = 0.8351 BTC [+] -38912;1364891444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2750 @ 0.00062045 = 1.7062 BTC [+] -38911;1364891816;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.56799999 = 11.36 BTC [+] -38910;1364893951;bitesak;;;ticker -38909;1364893952;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 102.50000, Best ask: 103.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 103.00000, 24 hour volume: 105013.69915088, 24 hour low: 93.50000, 24 hour high: 106.00000, 24 hour vwap: 101.19241 -38908;1364894024;BingoBoingo_;;;wallstreet -38907;1364894024;gribble;Error: "wallstreet" is not a valid command. -38906;1364894059;BingoBoingo_;Oh, shit Wall Street ain't found bitcoin yet and we broke $100 -38905;1364894380;mircea_popescu;lol -38904;1364894386;mircea_popescu;it's found it jus' fne. -38903;1364894684;taub;btce chat is a riot... -38902;1364894776;taub;http://lolosad.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/book-buy-sell-sell-sm.jpg -38901;1364895801;bitesak;;;ticker -38900;1364895802;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 100.91000, Best ask: 101.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 100.91000, 24 hour volume: 104235.61913665, 24 hour low: 93.50000, 24 hour high: 106.00000, 24 hour vwap: 101.32202 -38899;1364896315;BingoBoingo_;Maybe someone can help me, who is TheButterZone and do they always want to fuck their customers in the ass? -38898;1364898233;ZedsterX;they seem to be one the first amazon stores to accept BTC -38897;1364898280;ZedsterX;but they are very new i see -38896;1364898425;BingoBoingo_;;;ycominator -38895;1364898426;gribble;Error: "ycominator" is not a valid command. -38894;1364898435;BingoBoingo_;;;ycombinator -38893;1364898436;gribble;Error: "ycombinator" is not a valid command. -38892;1364899016;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7559 BTC [+] -38891;1364899022;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.756 = 4.536 BTC [+] -38890;1364899578;BingoBoingo_;;;wallstreet -38889;1364899579;gribble;Error: "wallstreet" is not a valid command. -38888;1364899602;error4733;!last m s.dice -38887;1364899602;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.00378605 BTC [-] -38886;1364899612;error4733;!last h vtx -38885;1364899613;assbot;Last trade for VTX on HAVELOCK was at 0.56799999 BTC [+] -38884;1364899621;error4733;;;ticker -38883;1364899622;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 101.80000, Best ask: 101.80002, Bid-ask spread: 0.00002, Last trade: 101.80002, 24 hour volume: 103958.47309302, 24 hour low: 93.50000, 24 hour high: 106.00000, 24 hour vwap: 101.46624 -38882;1364899626;BingoBoingo_;Oh, shit we are falling all the way down to $100 and WallStreet is still on the sidelines -38881;1364899814;error4733;wallstreet is 5874 in Mtgox queue -38880;1364900010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.0006519 = 3.2595 BTC [+] -38879;1364900158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15000 @ 0.00065907 = 9.8861 BTC [+] -38878;1364900161;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2593 @ 0.00066487 = 1.724 BTC [+] -38877;1364901295;bitesak;;;ticker -38876;1364901297;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 102.50000, Best ask: 102.66430, Bid-ask spread: 0.16430, Last trade: 102.66430, 24 hour volume: 104332.57277571, 24 hour low: 93.55000, 24 hour high: 106.00000, 24 hour vwap: 101.48545 -38875;1364901457;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.756 BTC [+] -38874;1364902063;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 50 @ 0.0048 = 0.24 BTC [+] -38873;1364903848;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00637 BTC [+] -38872;1364904166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00400173 = 1.6007 BTC [+] -38871;1364904525;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] [PAID] 50.1472201 BTC to 3`000`000 shares, 1671 satoshi per share -38870;1364904541;mircea_popescu;um -38869;1364904548;mircea_popescu;jesus i can't believe i fucked it up again. -38868;1364904773;ColdHardMetal;thrown off by the snazzy black background version? -38867;1364904836;mircea_popescu;heh -38866;1364904984;Namworld;erhm... what was that >.> -38865;1364905013;mircea_popescu;me being retarded. -38864;1364905053;Namworld;And can that be undone? -38863;1364905065;Namworld;Else I'll have to update what I paid on my PT... -38862;1364905106;mircea_popescu;yep presently. -38861;1364905288;BingoBoingo_;Have you considered just killing the bot? -38860;1364905290;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] [PAID] 15.04416603 BTC to 3`000`000 shares, 501 satoshi per share -38859;1364905300;mircea_popescu;there, correct dividend paid out. -38858;1364905303;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo_ which one ? -38857;1364905314;Namworld;good -38856;1364905317;BingoBoingo_;MPOE, the bot not the girl -38855;1364905352;mircea_popescu;why would i kill the bot ? -38854;1364905403;BingoBoingo_;You need a option making bot more suited to a truly bull market. -38853;1364905444;mircea_popescu;haha maybe so -38852;1364905485;BingoBoingo_;I know you must have consider one and suspect you may have already implemented one -38851;1364905494;mircea_popescu;nope. -38850;1364905524;BingoBoingo_;And that is why we love you Mircea -38849;1364905538;BingoBoingo_;You might just be too honest for Bitcoin -38848;1364905579;BingoBoingo_;If there is such a thing -38847;1364905711;BingoBoingo_;Due to price inflexibility people who buy bonds denominated in BTC are going to have to become accustomed to losses eventually -38846;1364906328;ChaangNoi;Created at: Apr 11, 2555 BE 2:15 AM -38845;1364906334;ChaangNoi;lol my computer is budhists -38844;1364906471;error4733;!last m s.bbet -38843;1364906471;assbot;Things which are alike, in nature, grow to look alike, and the speaking stones have lain a long time lookin' at the sun. -38842;1364906633;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo_ i'm not really sure it works that way -38841;1364906686;BingoBoingo_;Maybe not, but in OTC I'm about to loosen an LTC miner's asshole under this principle -38840;1364906703;mircea_popescu;jhehe cool. -38839;1364906840;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00987 BTC [-] -38838;1364906849;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00987 BTC [-] -38837;1364906875;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00986 BTC [-] -38836;1364906877;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 7 @ 0.00986 = 0.069 BTC [-] -38835;1364906880;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00986 BTC [-] -38834;1364906894;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 40 @ 0.00984 = 0.3936 BTC [-] -38833;1364906911;ChaangNoi;lol ltc miners asshole? -38832;1364906929;ChaangNoi;i gota go but wish i had context -38831;1364906931;ChaangNoi;peace -38830;1364907517;Schadenfreude;anyone else thinking we are in a bubble right now? -38829;1364907881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3770 @ 0.00065928 = 2.4855 BTC [-] -38828;1364907965;mjr_III;hi all -38827;1364908003;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC [+] -38826;1364908463;mircea_popescu;hi mjr_III -38825;1364908470;mjr_III;whats new -38824;1364908474;mjr_III;did you see CNBC -38823;1364908536;mircea_popescu;nope -38822;1364908553;mjr_III;dumbass talking heads -38821;1364908555;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1280 @ 0.00065928 = 0.8439 BTC [-] -38820;1364908557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00065443 = 1.1125 BTC [-] -38819;1364908559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70 @ 0.00064761 = 0.0453 BTC [-] -38818;1364908575;mjr_III;but Maria Bartiromo seemed to enjoy hearing about it -38817;1364908598;mjr_III;don't know why I find women who can speak intelligently about finance so damn sexy, but I do -38816;1364909034;BingoBoingo_;mjr_III are you sure those are women, I hear bankers can give a mean blowjob... -38815;1364909601;mjr_III;lol -38814;1364909695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2200 @ 0.00374867 = 8.2471 BTC [-] -38813;1364910162;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1059 BTC [+] -38812;1364910301;mircea_popescu;worrisome pic of the day : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128250837142.jpg -38811;1364910650;KRS1;good for leet buttsecks -38810;1364910894;Josh_Rossi;that was somewhat worrisome -38809;1364910995;jurov;Bugpowder, is this you? http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1bhhjg/any_bitcoin_millionaires_here_on_reddit_if_so/c96s1c4 -38808;1364911005;jurov;^ mpex whale confession -38807;1364911008;Bugpowder;nope -38806;1364911065;jurov;if tibby appears, someone send the link to him "ofc, its gypsy trading with himself" -38805;1364911103;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00064949 = 1.9485 BTC [+] -38804;1364911105;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00066175 = 7.2131 BTC [+] -38803;1364911108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2407 @ 0.00066487 = 1.6003 BTC [+] -38802;1364911164;jurov;but yeah, and 50% feral taxes.. makes whoile thing hard to believe -38801;1364911190;jurov;at least it's clear it wasn't written by mircea :DDDD -38800;1364911317;Bugpowder;certainly is an entertaining read. -38799;1364911414;Bugpowder;well, I woke up to a little mini rally -38798;1364911420;Bugpowder;and now its fizzling -38797;1364911427;Bugpowder;guess I should go back to sleep -38796;1364911599;jurov;incidentally, i have to go to tax office today to deliver my declaration -38795;1364911616;jurov;they still can't get electronic servics right -38794;1364911907;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed -38793;1364911980;mircea_popescu;"I personally wouldn't touch anything outside of S.DICE, S.MPOE, S.BBET and ASICMINER." -38792;1364911984;mircea_popescu;that sounds pretty good. -38791;1364912063;mircea_popescu;jurov did you gpg sign it ? -38790;1364912097;jurov;what? -38789;1364912132;mircea_popescu;your declaration -38788;1364912191;jurov;lol... not sure how i'd gpg sign a paper form -38787;1364912242;mjr_;idiots ----> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1POVoi9NPk -38786;1364912803;Bugpowder;Yesterday the big move started at 11:45. The time is now 11:26 -38785;1364912856;mircea_popescu;lol -38784;1364912862;mircea_popescu;pavlov much ? -38783;1364912961;jurov;coinbr deposits/dividends processed -38782;1364912967;mjr_;wish me luck guys, i found a wallet.dat from a year ago :) -38781;1364912971;mircea_popescu;gl -38780;1364912987;mjr_;thanks -38779;1364913008;jurov;good luck. i recently found very nice stash of ltc likewise :) -38778;1364913011;mjr_;i went through a mining phase a year ago, and i think i have some laying around, but i had redone my computer -38777;1364913040;mjr_;so i decided to dig through and found the wallet.dat, so as soon as its synced i'll dump it and see what i find! exciting -38776;1364913065;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.09 = 0.9 BTC [-] -38775;1364913085;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1036 BTC [+] -38774;1364913089;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1035 = 0.207 BTC [-] -38773;1364913089;jurov;you uncover not yet sent transaction to BTCS&T -38772;1364913090;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1031 BTC [-] -38771;1364913093;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1001 = 0.2002 BTC [-] -38770;1364913095;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 BTC [-] -38769;1364913102;mircea_popescu;hahaha -38768;1364913212;Bugpowder;so whats the verdict on litecoin valuation? Did it cross .02 or not? -38767;1364913224;Bugpowder;on btc-e it did not -38766;1364913237;Bugpowder;and now it appears the bubble has topped -38765;1364913264;mircea_popescu;so far it hasn't neeh ? -38764;1364913276;mircea_popescu;that will be one hell of a bet if it fizzles out -38763;1364913321;Bugpowder;it crossed on viturex -38762;1364913341;Bugpowder;vircurex -38761;1364913387;mircea_popescu;has to cross on whatever charts thing for the bet iirc -38760;1364913473;Bugpowder;yeah that charts thing has it listed by exchange -38759;1364913494;Bugpowder;BTC-e has 97% of the volume -38758;1364913513;Bugpowder;so I would imagine thats the right cryptocoincharts chart to use -38757;1364913529;Bugpowder;unless u want to roll your own vwap -38756;1364913757;mircea_popescu;ya, i feel a desperate, feverish desire & itch to run ltc vwaps -38755;1364914066;taub;im a wizard -38754;1364914559;mircea_popescu;this is kinda funny -38753;1364914569;mircea_popescu;somebody has been putting passwords into mpex' submit field. -38752;1364914631;Bugpowder;abracadabra -38751;1364914677;mircea_popescu;holy shit -38750;1364914684;mircea_popescu;this isn;'t random, this is the strongcoin list. -38749;1364914765;mircea_popescu;HEY ANYONE : if you're using same pw on strongcoin and anywhere else - change it now. -38748;1364914776;mircea_popescu;i bet someone's trying it in all bitcoin services automatically -38747;1364915235;taub;also -38746;1364915238;taub;dont use bitcoi-24 -38745;1364915249;taub;strongly advice against it.... -38744;1364915255;taub;gonna be a big shitstorm soon -38743;1364915272;pgp;taub: why? what do you know? -38742;1364915359;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00067877 = 6.7877 BTC [+] -38741;1364915362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00068141 = 6.1327 BTC [+] -38740;1364915398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.00400172 = 20.0086 BTC [+] -38739;1364915669;ThickAsThieves;litecoin hit .02! -38738;1364915806;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5097 @ 0.00383136 = 19.5284 BTC [-] -38737;1364915878;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: where? -38736;1364916006;taub;btc-e, in bitcoin terms -38735;1364916012;Bugpowder;the thing is, bitcoin on btc-e is $97. so if they are using that value for LTC/BTC ratio, then it kinda inflates the price -38734;1364916048;Bugpowder;ha -38733;1364916066;Bugpowder;I wonder if THIS is the real reason BTC is cheaper on BTC-E -38732;1364916077;Bugpowder;people are selling BTC for LTC there? -38731;1364916084;ThickAsThieves;nah, its because there are oodles of fees -38730;1364916091;ThickAsThieves;to get your fiat into BTC-e -38729;1364916094;ThickAsThieves;i think -38728;1364916115;Bugpowder;;;ticker -38727;1364916116;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 106.50003, Best ask: 107.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49997, Last trade: 107.00000, 24 hour volume: 106045.53962797, 24 hour low: 95.78142, 24 hour high: 107.12101, 24 hour vwap: 102.58767 -38726;1364916175;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: what is the next move? -38725;1364916188;Bugpowder;in what? -38724;1364916198;ThickAsThieves;buy calls -38723;1364916232;Bugpowder;until this trend shows any sign of breaking, calls look good to me -38722;1364916349;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15033 @ 0.00068141 = 10.2436 BTC [+] -38721;1364916476;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C095T] 25 @ 0.27496741 = 6.8742 BTC [+] -38720;1364916580;Bugpowder;noice -38719;1364916597;Bugpowder;107.25 -38718;1364916751;mircea_popescu;$vwap oix -38717;1364916753;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 100.55698248 high: 132.18543466 low: 86.04499804 volume: 9215 btc: 4520.92582997 30 day: no data -38716;1364916879;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -38715;1364916882;gribble;There are currently 35173579 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9785486.7857 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0101 seconds -38714;1364917628;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -38713;1364917628;gribble;63526.0664122 -38712;1364917633;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -38711;1364917634;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 7697118.20897 based on data since last change | 8874353.54496 based on data for last three days -38710;1364917644;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -38709;1364917645;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.75999 = 4.5599 BTC [+] -38708;1364917647;gribble;Current Blocks: 229299 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 524 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 22 hours, 15 minutes, and 25 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7697118.20897 | Estimated Percent Change: 14.95397 -38707;1364917652;Scrat;;;slap ThickAsThieves -38706;1364918275;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.380001 = 3.04 BTC [+] -38705;1364918276;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3800003 = 0.76 BTC [-] -38704;1364918277;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.38000002 = 3.42 BTC [-] -38703;1364918279;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -38702;1364918280;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.377 BTC [-] -38701;1364918281;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.371 BTC [-] -38700;1364918282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3700001 = 0.74 BTC [-] -38699;1364918283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.37000001 = 2.96 BTC [-] -38698;1364918283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.37 = 2.96 BTC [-] -38697;1364918335;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.37 = 2.59 BTC [-] -38696;1364919012;microhxo;Guys, anyone willing to sell 1 bitcoin? -38695;1364919261;microhxo;or half a bitcoin? -38694;1364919270;microhxo;All the sites are showing empty.. -38693;1364919286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00400173 = 0.8003 BTC [+] -38692;1364919308;mircea_popescu;microhxo you know how to use gribble's order book ? -38691;1364919334;microhxo;Just got into bitcoins, no idea. Whats the easiest way to buy a bitcoin personally? -38690;1364919347;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/vieworderbook.php -38689;1364919352;mircea_popescu;look there. some people are selling. -38688;1364919357;mircea_popescu;talk to them. -38687;1364919358;microhxo;Thanks -38686;1364919655;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.5671 = 1.1342 BTC [-] -38685;1364919803;DeaDTerra;Btcx.se are looking to loan USD either Bitstamp or Mtgox, as we are all out of float. We are willing to pay 1% in Interest, the money will be paid back sometime this week, as we are waiting on our wire to hit gox. -38684;1364919885;thestringpuller;microhxo: didnt we just go through this exercise? -38683;1364919901;microhxo;Yea its for another friend -38682;1364919918;microhxo;My friend yesterday was able to buy on coinbase. -38681;1364919941;thestringpuller;i will sell for moneypak -38680;1364919951;microhxo;Now another friend wants to buy on coinbase (I know we discussed they are noobish, but they link bank account immediately) and they aren't available to sell till friday. -38679;1364919958;microhxo;How does he setup a moneypak? -38678;1364919966;thestringpuller;you go to walmarr -38677;1364919974;thestringpuller;walmart and buy it -38676;1364920087;thestringpuller;price is gonna increase if these sites like coinbase are having coin shortages -38675;1364920168;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 14 @ 0.000675 = 0.0095 BTC [+] -38674;1364920185;thestringpuller;wow an mpoe rally -38673;1364920191;thestringpuller;!ticker H HIM -38672;1364920193;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 2.05990000 / 2.0599 / 2.05990000 (2 shares, 4.11980000 BTC), 7D: 1.65000000 / 1.89730359 / 2.08000000 (167 shares, 316.84969996 BTC), 30D: 1.40000000 / 1.78841844 / 2.08000000 (735 shares, 1314.48755265 BTC) -38671;1364920197;microhxo;Ok so if he gets the moneypak and gives it to you, you will send to his wallet? He is afraid he might lose out -38670;1364920218;thestringpuller;yes. but smickles is the escrow agent -38669;1364920234;thestringpuller;smickles will make sure your friend gets coin -38668;1364920256;thestringpuller;also I charge 2% of the spot -38667;1364920260;microhxo;nice -38666;1364920270;microhxo;I'll see if he can go at lunch and get one. -38665;1364920312;thestringpuller;i have up to 1 coin available atm i would prefer to just sell a half coin so I can re-up easier -38664;1364920336;microhxo;sure -38663;1364920367;thestringpuller;kay lemme check my accounts real quick -38662;1364920595;thestringpuller;hmm if I sell it may come as a loss... :( -38661;1364920618;thestringpuller;unless I charge more but I dont want to be senior greedy -38660;1364920630;microhxo;lol -38659;1364920659;thestringpuller;Is Bitinstant out? -38658;1364920659;microhxo;well its ok. It seems we missed the boat. Everyone is buying and its hard to even get in. He can wait till the dust settles and see whats up. -38657;1364920663;microhxo;http://www.resellerratings.com/store/BitInstant -38656;1364920667;microhxo;seems like they are. -38655;1364920675;microhxo;as per recent reviews. -38654;1364920683;thestringpuller;bitinstant doesnt even have gox codes? -38653;1364920749;thestringpuller;bitinstant is up all reserves up -38652;1364920770;thestringpuller;get coupons for mtgox and trade there -38651;1364920806;thestringpuller;you ca give cash to wal mart and get mtgox code deposted to your account in like 20 minutes -38650;1364920845;thestringpuller;;;ticker -38649;1364920846;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 107.32000, Best ask: 107.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.56000, Last trade: 107.66900, 24 hour volume: 102970.96829906, 24 hour low: 98.40000, 24 hour high: 108.00000, 24 hour vwap: 102.92464 -38648;1364920926;microhxo;Is there some directions on how to get the coupons from walmart? -38647;1364921025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00067351 = 4.1084 BTC [-] -38646;1364921162;thestringpuller;read the bitinstant faq -38645;1364921176;thestringpuller;if their reserves are up they have coin -38644;1364921670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067536 = 3.3768 BTC [+] -38643;1364922103;kakobreklaa;assbot & co going down for maintenance -38642;1364922793;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164495.0;all -38641;1364922799;mircea_popescu;lmao. coinbase no longer locking quotes. -38640;1364922808;mircea_popescu;so vessenes ran out of bitcoin foundation float ? -38639;1364922808;thestringpuller;HAHAHAHAHA -38638;1364922818;thestringpuller;Wow.... -38637;1364922824;thestringpuller;thats funny -38636;1364922863;taub;looks like as logn as you hold any crypto you're okay -38635;1364922880;taub;litecoin having it's little bubble -38634;1364923059;mircea_popescu;https://b1tm3.wordpress.com/2013/04/01/a-visit-to-mt-gox/ -38633;1364923066;taub;and uh yea -38632;1364923068;mircea_popescu;idiots blogging, aguide. -38631;1364923076;taub;bitcoin-24 doesn't use transactions in it's database -38630;1364923078;taub;so -38629;1364923080;mircea_popescu;visit to mtgox article illustrated with a low quality outdoor shot, -38628;1364923084;mircea_popescu;a stolen image of a law book -38627;1364923088;mircea_popescu;and a graph capture. -38626;1364923100;mircea_popescu;what i want to know is who replaces brains with pudding. -38625;1364923294;bitesak;;;ticker -38624;1364923296;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 106.92500, Best ask: 106.95253, Bid-ask spread: 0.02753, Last trade: 106.98379, 24 hour volume: 90737.35999842, 24 hour low: 98.70342, 24 hour high: 108.00000, 24 hour vwap: 103.52987 -38623;1364923771;mircea_popescu;"10x per month continuously is too much, but S.BBET is probably on a trajectory to surpass S.DICE is markey capitalization eventually for the simple reason that dice are boring while Kim Jung Un and Carlos Beltran are not." -38622;1364923772;mircea_popescu;kakobreklaa ^ -38621;1364923774;mircea_popescu;you has fans. -38620;1364924073;DeaDTerra;Looking to borrow USD on Bitstamp or MtGox more info at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164907.msg1722022#msg1722022 -38619;1364924083;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what hosting does bbet use? -38618;1364924099;mircea_popescu;something shitty. why ? -38617;1364924168;thestringpuller;i want hosting i can pay for with my btc revenue -38616;1364924177;thestringpuller;but at this point i might as well use rackspace -38615;1364924183;topace_;thestringpuller: we accept btc for all our hosting www.lightbox.org -38614;1364924194;mircea_popescu;you do hosting too ? -38613;1364924203;topace_;i do it all, lol -38612;1364924213;bitesak;DeadTerra, I guess you mean to Borrow rather than Lend -38611;1364924221;mircea_popescu;lol -38610;1364924245;kakobreklaa;cool -38609;1364924248;kakobreklaa;well hdd is being replaced -38608;1364924251;topace_;my "real" business is web development and hosting -38607;1364924252;kakobreklaa;and im not there -38606;1364924258;kakobreklaa;so dunno wtf are they dreaming -38605;1364924316;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: pm -38604;1364924541;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: why is the bot not quoting -38603;1364924567;thestringpuller;bm -38602;1364924569;thestringpuller;nvm -38601;1364924574;mircea_popescu;jesus simmer down -38600;1364924656;ThickAsThieves;ziggap officially late on their BTCJam loan -38599;1364924702;mircea_popescu;that;s promising. -38598;1364924762;ThickAsThieves;sad too, aethero has a very high otc rating -38597;1364924768;ThickAsThieves;kinda undemrines it -38596;1364924774;ThickAsThieves;undermines* -38595;1364924793;mircea_popescu;myea. -38594;1364924801;mircea_popescu;the old club is coming apart. -38593;1364924952;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164772.msg1721424#msg1721424 apparently tradefortress is tyrying to grow tits and generally become mpoe-pr -38592;1364925061;[\\\];dude, high otc ratings are obsolete -38591;1364925064;[\\\];its all about gettrust -38590;1364925068;[\\\];total rating is meaningless -38589;1364925086;[\\\];if you don't trust the people that have given the high ratings, they mean nothing -38588;1364925091;ZedsterX;lol otc are gone and done my friend -38587;1364925101;ZedsterX;otc rating get real -38586;1364925105;[\\\];lol. they aren't and you aren't my friend. -38585;1364925122;ZedsterX;ok -38584;1364925167;ThickAsThieves;ziggap is an interesting case study also, in that it shows how an issuer can tank its own stock, to buy it back if they want. "oh sorry guys i was just shitty for week, s'all good now!" -38583;1364925175;bitesak;;;ticker -38582;1364925176;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 107.48000, Best ask: 107.89800, Bid-ask spread: 0.41800, Last trade: 107.48000, 24 hour volume: 88974.99780378, 24 hour low: 98.70342, 24 hour high: 108.85699, 24 hour vwap: 103.84469 -38581;1364925214;kakobreklaa;ThickAsThieves why else do you think bbet is down? -38580;1364925242;ThickAsThieves;just go offline for a few days -38579;1364925244;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX i use them. that's all. -38578;1364925249;ThickAsThieves;you can get it way down -38577;1364925251;ThickAsThieves;:) -38576;1364925285;ThickAsThieves;"Havent seen kako in like 10min, it's not looking good guys!" -38575;1364925290;mircea_popescu;scam. -38574;1364925321;kakobreklaa;ping -38573;1364925339;kakobreklaa;(keeping my presence) -38572;1364925340;mircea_popescu;now you must do this every 6 3/4 seconds -38571;1364925342;kakobreklaa;ping -38570;1364925343;mircea_popescu;or else -38569;1364925362;kakobreklaa;ooo its dipping -38568;1364925364;kakobreklaa;ping -38567;1364925374;mircea_popescu;also bitbet is not down -38566;1364925377;mircea_popescu;it's alternatively up -38565;1364925403;kakobreklaa;;)) -38564;1364925412;kakobreklaa;should be any minute now -38563;1364925434;ThickAsThieves;;;seen kakobreklaa -38562;1364925434;gribble;kakobreklaa was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 21 seconds ago: should be any minute now -38561;1364925439;ThickAsThieves;phew -38560;1364925459;kakobreklaa;ping -38559;1364925464;mircea_popescu;guise i think there's something afoot with this bitbet -38558;1364925470;mircea_popescu;also some pixels. -38557;1364925477;kakobreklaa;:D -38556;1364925478;ThickAsThieves;did you close the litecoin bet? -38555;1364925491;mircea_popescu;i can load the site but it comes up without the milk in it -38554;1364925514;ThickAsThieves;hey it actually is down -38553;1364925529;mircea_popescu;FUD -38552;1364925576;ThickAsThieves;"It's not just you! http://bitbet.us looks down from here." -38551;1364925593;deadweasel;it's not responding to http -38550;1364925611;ThickAsThieves;should i use FTP? -38549;1364925680;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -38548;1364925683;gribble;There are currently 35042494 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10000908.5754 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0104 seconds -38547;1364925692;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 110 -38546;1364925693;gribble;There are currently 7494.0481 bitcoins offered at or under 110.0 USD, worth 818197.310859 USD in total. | Data vintage: 9.5767 seconds -38545;1364925786;ThickAsThieves;LTC/BTC .0283 -38544;1364925892;deadweasel;no shit! i was gonna buy some yesterday. shoulda when it was still .15 -38543;1364925899;deadweasel;oops. .015 -38542;1364925928;ThickAsThieves;i feel like as soon as i buy it will die -38541;1364925933;ThickAsThieves;just mine instead -38540;1364925982;error4733;feel the same since 0.40c$ :/ -38539;1364926260;kakobreklaa;ok we have signal -38538;1364926309;mircea_popescu;lies -38537;1364926451;orkaa;lies, yep -38536;1364926497;smickles;thestringpuller: do you need me to escrow something? -38535;1364926557;ThickAsThieves;;;seen scamkobreklaa -38534;1364926557;gribble;I have not seen scamkobreklaa. -38533;1364926675;smickles;too bad orkaa isn't ~kakobreklaa@188-230-165-22.dynamic.t-2.net, 'cause it would make a tight circle since kakobreklaa is ~orkaa@89-212-41-49.static.t-2.net -38532;1364926710;orkaa;slovenia is a small country -38531;1364926850;kakobreklaa;aw shut up -38530;1364926910;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -38529;1364926911;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 107.92001, Best ask: 108.45000, Bid-ask spread: 0.52999, Last trade: 108.45000, 24 hour volume: 82915.61103441, 24 hour low: 98.70342, 24 hour high: 108.85699, 24 hour vwap: 103.92838 -38528;1364926928;[\\\];oops -38527;1364926931;[\\\];ping -38526;1364926982;smickles;pong -38525;1364927003;thestringpuller;smickles: do you have time to talk for a minute? -38524;1364927020;thestringpuller;via pm -38523;1364927103;[\\\];uh oh -38522;1364927105;[\\\];seekrets -38521;1364927304;mircea_popescu;lol -38520;1364927699;smickles;i very much dislike these fucking cloudflare sited -38519;1364927816;thestringpuller;;;ticker -38518;1364927817;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 108.22002, Best ask: 108.48800, Bid-ask spread: 0.26798, Last trade: 108.22002, 24 hour volume: 81121.83037847, 24 hour low: 98.76000, 24 hour high: 108.85699, 24 hour vwap: 104.05417 -38517;1364927831;thestringpuller;;;bids 80 -38516;1364927834;gribble;There are currently 49646.565 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 4622143.08274 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0060 seconds -38515;1364927842;gribble;There are currently 16644.918 bitcoins offered at or under 120.0 USD, worth 1866881.56113 USD in total. | Data vintage: 8.3149 seconds -38514;1364927859;thestringpuller;;;market --sell 40000 -38513;1364927859;gribble;A market order to sell 40000 bitcoins right now would net 3816457.6631 USD and would take the last price down to 87.1000 USD, resulting in an average price of 95.4114 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 25.8565 seconds -38512;1364927867;thestringpuller;;;market --sell 50000 -38511;1364927867;gribble;A market order to sell 50000 bitcoins right now would net 4650159.1334 USD and would take the last price down to 79.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 93.0032 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 33.5197 seconds -38510;1364927894;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 7695564.9021 USD and would take the last price down to 39.4370 USD, resulting in an average price of 76.9556 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 60.9398 seconds -38509;1364927943;mircea_popescu;smickles werd. -38508;1364928342;ThickAsThieves;.03 ltc/btc -38507;1364928360;ThickAsThieves;.031 actually -38506;1364928489;bitesssak;;;ticker -38505;1364928491;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 107.51000, Best ask: 107.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.48999, Last trade: 107.99999, 24 hour volume: 79640.72953468, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 108.85699, 24 hour vwap: 104.15616 -38504;1364928585;ThickAsThieves;.038 ... -38503;1364928618;deadweasel;! -38502;1364928628;smickles;shit's about to happen -38501;1364928653;TomServo;Where are you seeing those prices? -38500;1364928685;TomServo;nvm -38499;1364928688;smickles;what i saw was volatility dropping for ~20 min then reversing -38498;1364928723;smickles;(rather, at least 20 min. i don't really keep it displayed past that) -38497;1364929462;deadweasel;;;ticker -38496;1364929463;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 107.07900, Best ask: 107.08001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00101, Last trade: 107.08001, 24 hour volume: 77482.04306367, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 108.85699, 24 hour vwap: 104.22204 -38495;1364929734;mircea_popescu;Confirmed total: 5,038 BTC -38494;1364929738;mircea_popescu;teh bitbets r us~! -38493;1364929867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.00067644 = 1.2176 BTC [+] -38492;1364930094;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.4199998 BTC [+] -38491;1364930155;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.5669998 = 1.134 BTC [-] -38490;1364930156;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5669998 BTC [-] -38489;1364930346;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -38488;1364930348;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 47 seconds -38487;1364930414;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.759998 BTC [+] -38486;1364930447;sturles;The litecoin price is just silly. It is not beeing developed, isn't used and has 4 times the supply of Bitcoin (and Namecoin). -38485;1364930578;ThickAsThieves;ltc just halved in price in like 10min -38484;1364930580;ThickAsThieves;lol -38483;1364930589;ThickAsThieves;its a rollercoaster -38482;1364930742;ThickAsThieves;how's the quote go? -38481;1364930767;ThickAsThieves;nothing stopping an overpriced asset from going up -38480;1364930853;TomServo;Hearing people discuss selling BTC for LTC makes me chuckle. -38479;1364930912;ThickAsThieves;all of the assets at litecoinglobal have been gutted -38478;1364930923;ThickAsThieves;bids are miniscule -38477;1364930994;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.00100011 BTC [-] -38476;1364931134;bitesak;is it now >4$ per ltc? -38475;1364931429;ThickAsThieves;back and forth around there -38474;1364931437;ThickAsThieves;site is buckling -38473;1364931465;ThickAsThieves;and down -38472;1364931677;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -38471;1364931687;kakobrekla;blocks are rainign today or something -38470;1364931688;gribble;Current Blocks: 229328 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.2825963 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 495 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 21 hours, 52 minutes, and 56 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7692540.75813 | Estimated Percent Change: 14.88561 -38469;1364931696;mjr_;sup all -38468;1364931709;kakobrekla;lookin at the bbet logs i thought something was broken -38467;1364931715;kakobrekla;but they are just that fast -38466;1364931773;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0038 = 0.38 BTC [-] -38465;1364931798;mjr_;CNBC just had a story on bitcion for the second day in a row -38464;1364931815;mjr_;this one was on "Santelli Exchange" and he interviewed the creator of the bitcoin ATM -38463;1364931910;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0036 BTC [-] -38462;1364931911;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0036 BTC [-] -38461;1364931936;ThickAsThieves;cool -38460;1364933038;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -38459;1364933040;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 107.80017, Best ask: 107.80018, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 107.80018, 24 hour volume: 74100.21772772, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 108.85699, 24 hour vwap: 104.44244 -38458;1364933124;TomServo;$vwap oix -38457;1364933125;mpexbot;TomServo: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 100.55698248 high: 132.18543466 low: 86.04499804 volume: 9215 btc: 4520.92582997 30 day: no data -38456;1364933205;jurov;logged into vircurex after several months... yup, 300 ltc :P -38455;1364933264;jurov;time to crash the market -38454;1364933268;TomServo;I found a 10 spot in a old jacket once. -38453;1364933318;ThickAsThieves;lol -38452;1364933878;jurov;now i logged on btc-e... found even bigger ltc stash O.o -38451;1364933919;jurov;LTC/BTC Bid (U) 0.00101 BTC 500 LTC 0.505 BTC -38450;1364933920;jurov;10:41 04.04.12 -38449;1364933929;jurov;lulzy trade hsitory -38448;1364933930;bitesak;whatyagonnado? -38447;1364933965;jurov;throw them out of helicopter? -38446;1364934175;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.5669998 = 1.134 BTC [-] -38445;1364934181;ThickAsThieves;site is barely usable atm -38444;1364934208;jurov;btc-e? yes, one has to wait -38443;1364934354;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.56699978 BTC [-] -38442;1364934370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00067413 = 5.2919 BTC [-] -38441;1364934425;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 2 @ 0.639 = 1.278 BTC [-] -38440;1364934646;jurov;btc-e it finally broke.. greeted by clodflare -38439;1364935009;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 300 @ 0.00475 = 1.425 BTC [-] -38438;1364935138;ThickAsThieves;some big walls at 108 -38437;1364935458;mjr_;there are a couple really great articles -38436;1364935473;mjr_;the new yorker actually wrote the best article on bitcoin i've seen so far -38435;1364935495;mjr_;http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/elements/2013/04/the-future-of-bitcoin.html -38434;1364935602;benkay;pellucid -38433;1364935606;benkay;leave it to the new yorker -38432;1364935627;mjr_;i know right -38431;1364935636;mjr_;well written, and very nice -38430;1364935647;mjr_;benkay: i think i came across some of your open source code on github -38429;1364935656;mjr_;don't even think it was bitcoin related either, very cool -38428;1364935677;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.75 = 15 BTC [-] -38427;1364935681;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -38426;1364935686;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 49 @ 0.737 = 36.113 BTC [-] -38425;1364935890;Bugpowder_;The 2011 article by them on who Satoshi Nakamoto might be was fascinating. I'm convinced its the Irish dude. -38424;1364935897;Bugpowder_;;;bids 0 -38423;1364935898;gribble;There are currently 31144769 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10530749.2325 USD in total. | Data vintage: 36.4908 seconds -38422;1364935926;jurov;what is everyone doing with the ;;bids 0 ? -38421;1364935934;jurov;it's meaningless, no? -38420;1364935956;mjr_;10 million worth of bids -38419;1364935965;mjr_;but yeah, a bunch of garbage bids -38418;1364936002;Bugpowder_;I think its meaningful -38417;1364936014;mjr_;well, i mean a bunch of people can put bids at $1... -38416;1364936015;Bugpowder_;10.53 milion in real bids on mtgox -38415;1364936020;Bugpowder_;they are all funded -38414;1364936028;Bugpowder_;its just a proxy for how much cash is sitting on gox -38413;1364936029;mjr_;yes, but may never be even close to filled -38412;1364936035;mjr_;that makes sense -38411;1364936047;Bugpowder_;$10.53 million is an all time high -38410;1364936053;mjr_;really? nice -38409;1364936059;Bugpowder_;highest I have seen -38408;1364936110;jurov;maybe gox will provide api for queue length, too :D -38407;1364936130;jurov;ppl waiting to be confirmed -38406;1364936165;Bugpowder_;that would be another great indicator -38405;1364936167;unbalanced;It was in the 6000's last week, anyone have any fresher #s? -38404;1364936172;Bugpowder_;9600 on reddit today -38403;1364936175;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -38402;1364936176;gribble;62793.9424031 -38401;1364936176;unbalanced;jeebus -38400;1364936178;deadweasel;9600! -38399;1364936182;Bugpowder_;yup -38398;1364936185;mjr_;yep -38397;1364936188;mjr_;i saw that too -38396;1364936190;mjr_;craziness -38395;1364936190;deadweasel;get on the fucking train, but wait in line! -38394;1364936201;unbalanced;No point in sellin -38393;1364936205;unbalanced;yet. -38392;1364936209;mjr_;segments on CNBC two days in a row -38391;1364936214;mjr_;its starting to get weird -38390;1364936215;jborkl_;those are people waiting to get verified by gox? -38389;1364936220;mjr_;everyone is talking about bitcoins -38388;1364936238;Bugpowder_;So the total bids cash number had a big dip prior to the 25% flash crash on March 22nd, thus I consider it a possible indictor of short term direction. -38387;1364936247;jurov;freelancer.com dying too, waht is with the internetz???? -38386;1364936254;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3511 BTC [-] -38385;1364936270;ThickAsThieves;too much internet on the internet -38384;1364936282;Bugpowder_;110 is not going to last more than a few hours now -38383;1364936318;Bugpowder_;its getting eaten into WHILE outstanding bid $ is increasing. -38382;1364936332;Bugpowder_;could go any minute now actually -38381;1364936337;BitHub;what does that mean? -38380;1364936343;BitHub;rage? -38379;1364936364;unbalanced;Note: big bubble run-ups *begin* with a lot of media attention. As in, going hyperbolic from *here*. See start of 3rd phase on chart http://people.hofstra.edu/jean-paul_rodrigue/images/bubblesandmanias.gif -38378;1364936369;unbalanced;"media attention" -38377;1364936382;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.759999 = 4.56 BTC [+] -38376;1364936385;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 36 @ 0.76 = 27.36 BTC [+] -38375;1364936388;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769 BTC [+] -38374;1364936391;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.76999 = 7.6999 BTC [+] -38373;1364936392;ThickAsThieves;i think BTC just cant be enslaved to normal rules -38372;1364936402;ThickAsThieves;if people keep buying in, the foundation keeps rising -38371;1364936404;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.77 = 7.7 BTC [+] -38370;1364936405;unbalanced;I just mean we're not in the actual bubble yet. -38369;1364936420;ThickAsThieves;it's a bubble alright -38368;1364936425;ThickAsThieves;but could be a HUGE one -38367;1364936433;unbalanced;Right. This is still early days. -38366;1364936459;BitHub;thickasthieves, agreed -38365;1364936479;BitHub;i dont think the world bubble applies to bitcoin tho -38364;1364936487;troc;;;bids 0 -38363;1364936487;gribble;There are currently 31144690 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10545333.4115 USD in total. | Data vintage: 27.5381 seconds -38362;1364936507;ThickAsThieves;buy your calls now boys :) MP's got this round! :) -38361;1364936523;unbalanced;BitHub: I think it will apply - things will get insane before they settle down. -38360;1364936531;jurov;i bought last month already xD -38359;1364936544;jurov;and got them upgraded -38358;1364936546;BitHub;hmmm -38357;1364936552;BitHub;for me bubble begins at 1000 -38356;1364936554;unbalanced;on it -38355;1364936572;ThickAsThieves;the only way current call options go down in price is if $avg goes down for long enough right? -38354;1364936623;ThickAsThieves;$avg -38353;1364936625;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 104.33 -38352;1364936648;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.0099 = 0.0495 BTC [-] -38351;1364936648;smickles;they come down over time -38350;1364936656;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.769 = 6.921 BTC [-] -38349;1364936664;ThickAsThieves;even if price keeps rising? -38348;1364936684;smickles;well, calls rise with the price too -38347;1364936694;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.77 = 15.4 BTC [+] -38346;1364936722;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.77995 = 5.4597 BTC [+] -38345;1364936737;Bugpowder_;depends on the rate of the rise -38344;1364936770;ThickAsThieves;ive only seen them go up so far this month -38343;1364936775;ThickAsThieves;all 2 days -38342;1364936786;unbalanced;It's a Festivus miracle! -38341;1364936793;ThickAsThieves;4 days i guess -38340;1364936793;Bugpowder_;If everything stays steady... Calls at the current strike price will lose about 5% of value per day -38339;1364936823;Bugpowder_;although usually that is back end loaded (faster decay near the end of the period). -38338;1364936829;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779998 BTC [+] -38337;1364936832;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.779998 = 7.8 BTC [+] -38336;1364936834;unbalanced;I don't think steady will happen this month. -38335;1364936854;ThickAsThieves;hasnt been steady since before 50 -38334;1364936858;ThickAsThieves;i think -38333;1364936863;mjr_;yeah -38332;1364936877;mjr_;looking at calls for $200 -38331;1364936880;mjr_;for next month -38330;1364936913;Bugpowder_;heheh -38329;1364936917;Bugpowder_;LEVERAGE -38328;1364936942;ThickAsThieves;you can let your options carry over? -38327;1364936947;ThickAsThieves;how does that work -38326;1364936948;Bugpowder_;the N's carry over -38325;1364936952;ThickAsThieves;ah -38324;1364936978;bitesssak;do you mix the 2 Bugpowder T & N? -38323;1364937005;Bugpowder_;nope, I go front month -38322;1364937011;Bugpowder_;less time premium -38321;1364937014;mjr_;the time decay is huge -38320;1364937017;Bugpowder_;less expensive -38319;1364937020;Bugpowder_;more leverage -38318;1364937022;Bugpowder_;higher risk -38317;1364937025;mjr_;yeah, i agree with bugpowder -38316;1364937042;mjr_;but i was hoping that if you get the highest strike it would not be so much, but still like a $20 option -38315;1364937066;Bugpowder_;The calls are probably all underpriced, given the trend -38314;1364937081;bitesssak;I saw that options of 191 are the same price as 200 -38313;1364937088;Bugpowder_;although one day it will reverse and we will all eat it -38312;1364937092;mjr_;i think the bot may be a bit more careful this month, the spread seems wider -38311;1364937102;bitesssak;an hour ago, even those at 182 were the same as 200 -38310;1364937135;Bugpowder_;If you want max leverage, go for the strike that is 1 strike inside the 'lower limit' price. -38309;1364937151;mjr_;what is the 'lower limit' price? -38308;1364937154;bitesssak;for example? -38307;1364937170;Bugpowder_;ie the C188Ts -38306;1364937191;Bugpowder_;the bot has a built in lower limit for what it will sell for, to guard against extreme long tail moves. -38305;1364937216;bitesssak;can you say differently : 1 strike inside the 'lower limit' price -38304;1364937240;mjr_;what if you sell puts instead? -38303;1364937251;bitesssak;i think i got it -38302;1364937271;bitesssak;precisely bugpowder -38301;1364937286;ThickAsThieves;but 188 still needs like 198 price to cover -38300;1364937292;ThickAsThieves;which could be far away -38299;1364937320;Bugpowder_;max leverage is max risk of total loss of course -38298;1364937345;mjr_;$oix -38297;1364937347;ThickAsThieves;i'm confident in price rise, but double in one month is iffy -38296;1364937348;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00984 BTC [-] -38295;1364937350;Bugpowder_;but its the only way to get a 15x on your bet -38294;1364937353;mjr_;yeah -38293;1364937364;mjr_;i will settle for 6X -38292;1364937400;smickles;gwa, i'm going to have to make an $oix command now -38291;1364937415;smickles;too many people keep trying to use it -38290;1364937421;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -38289;1364937422;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 108.76000, Best ask: 108.83000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07000, Last trade: 108.83000, 24 hour volume: 73582.22634863, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 108.85699, 24 hour vwap: 104.61796 -38288;1364937426;jurov;anyone cares to explain mepx to him? http://qz.com/69630/how-to-short-bitcoins-if-you-really-must/ -38287;1364937431;jurov;*mpex -38286;1364937476;Bugpowder_;mjr_ selling puts is a little murky -38285;1364937480;jurov;or drop coinbr ref link -38284;1364937498;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.168 = 0.336 BTC [-] -38283;1364937591;Bugpowder_;mjr_: because the deposit capital requirements for puts are not precisely reported -38282;1364937594;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.3801 = 1.9005 BTC [-] -38281;1364937620;bitesssak;to get 15x your bet with 188T will need a price of ~854? -38280;1364937621;Bugpowder_;If deposit requirements were equal, than you want to short the most expensive puts for max possible gain -38279;1364937634;Bugpowder_;bitesssak: yes but it is POSSIBLE -38278;1364937638;Bugpowder_;impossible with the 150s -38277;1364937654;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.38 = 1.9 BTC [-] -38276;1364937678;Bugpowder_;you can plug the equations into matlab or google docs to figure out your crossover point. Namworld should probably do this, it would make his calculator more useful -38275;1364937699;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.186 BTC [+] -38274;1364937702;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 4 @ 0.1869 = 0.7476 BTC [+] -38273;1364937705;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 4 @ 0.19 = 0.76 BTC [+] -38272;1364937713;Bugpowder_;mjr_: but deposit requirements increase for puts that are deeper in the money. I haven't yet figured out the optimal play there. -38271;1364937728;Bugpowder_;I suspect it is still to short the most expensive ones. -38270;1364937738;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -38269;1364937755;mjr_;Bugpowder_: yeah thats what i was thinking -38268;1364937940;ThickAsThieves;latest CNBC vid http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?play=1&video=3000157766 -38267;1364937954;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.379999 = 7.6 BTC [-] -38266;1364938052;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 6 @ 0.00983 = 0.059 BTC [-] -38265;1364938397;DeaDTerra;Looking to borrow USD on Bitstamp or MtGox more info at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164907 -38264;1364938411;Bugpowder_;again?!? -38263;1364938437;Bugpowder_;oh, still waiting... -38262;1364938586;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 109.99 -38261;1364938587;gribble;There are currently 4766.1097 bitcoins offered at or under 109.99 USD, worth 520053.88321 USD in total. | Data vintage: 30.1631 seconds -38260;1364938597;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -38259;1364938597;gribble;There are currently 30933900 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10496396.4646 USD in total. | Data vintage: 40.7205 seconds -38258;1364938612;mjr_;WTF -38257;1364938623;mjr_;oh nvm i thought that was asks -38256;1364938634;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 10000 -38255;1364938635;gribble;There are currently 41869.349 bitcoins offered at or under 10000.0 USD, worth 14600578.5014 USD in total. | Data vintage: 77.8940 seconds -38254;1364938646;mjr_;ok still wtf -38253;1364938656;mjr_;it was 10 mil like half hour ago -38252;1364938668;mjr_;the cash at gox is huge right now -38251;1364938681;taub;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yiLR4IAByc no sleep makes me feel good -38250;1364938710;ThickAsThieves;hurts my ears -38249;1364938768;Bugpowder_;pressure keeps building -38248;1364938795;taub;i jumped on the litecoin train -38247;1364938804;taub;might as well go where the levereage is -38246;1364938807;thestringpuller;;;market --buy 1000 -38245;1364938809;gribble;A market order to buy 1000 bitcoins right now would take 108976.2633 USD and would take the last price up to 108.9800 USD, resulting in an average price of 108.9763 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0001 seconds -38244;1364938819;thestringpuller;;;market --sell 1000 -38243;1364938819;gribble;A market order to sell 1000 bitcoins right now would net 108125.4045 USD and would take the last price down to 107.6869 USD, resulting in an average price of 108.1254 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 10.6214 seconds -38242;1364938978;Bugpowder_;taub: good luck -38241;1364938991;Bugpowder_;people are going to get pounded on that . -38240;1364939079;taub;yea, so far made a couple of good trades -38239;1364939083;thestringpuller;Bugpowder_: what's the move? still calls? -38238;1364939085;taub;positioning myself on the edges -38237;1364939088;Bugpowder_;lol -38236;1364939099;thestringpuller;Bugpowder_: is a guru listen to him -38235;1364939101;Bugpowder_;sure why not -38234;1364939104;Bugpowder_;more calls -38233;1364939109;Bugpowder_;I should have bought LTC though -38232;1364939114;taub;i looked at buying both calls and puts -38231;1364939116;taub;but they cancel out :( -38230;1364939119;Bugpowder_;when goat mentioned it yesterday morning -38229;1364939122;thestringpuller;he is like the biggest btc investor ive seen -38228;1364939138;Bugpowder_;there are definitely whales with 10x my bankroll doing options trades -38227;1364939138;taub;hits option book was like if you buy both directions you can make profit no matter what direction the price goes -38226;1364939141;Bugpowder_;at least 2 -38225;1364939141;taub;as logng as it moves -38224;1364939154;Bugpowder_;taub its called a straddle -38223;1364939163;Bugpowder_;hard when the option price is so freaking high -38222;1364939168;taub;yea -38221;1364939170;taub;what i figured -38220;1364939188;taub;pretty much cancels itself out -38219;1364939192;Bugpowder_;its basically a bet on INCREASING volatility -38218;1364939193;thestringpuller;option prices will decay over time -38217;1364939199;thestringpuller;best time to buy is end month -38216;1364939208;Bugpowder_;YEAHHHHH -38215;1364939215;taub;ic -38214;1364939225;Bugpowder_;calllllls -38213;1364939226;ThickAsThieves;i bought early :/ -38212;1364939230;ThickAsThieves;we'll see i guess -38211;1364939235;mjr_;yeah, straddles are expensive in btc -38210;1364939237;taub;someonek nows what he uses at the risk free rate of return? -38209;1364939247;taub;so i can test stuff n the bs model -38208;1364939253;Bugpowder_;btw - nobody hate me when this shit finally reverses and everyone has calls. -38207;1364939275;ThickAsThieves;we already hate you for taking all our bond money remember ;) -38206;1364939310;mjr_;lol -38205;1364939316;Bugpowder_;BOOOOYAH -38204;1364939321;TomServo;zoinks scoob -38203;1364939402;Bugpowder_;Now see this. -38202;1364939405;Bugpowder_;bids ;;0 -38201;1364939409;Bugpowder_;;;bids 0 -38200;1364939410;gribble;There are currently 30931480 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10260638.5802 USD in total. | Data vintage: 20.2586 seconds -38199;1364939426;Bugpowder_;someone with 250k got impatient -38198;1364939435;Bugpowder_;pulled his bid and bought to market -38197;1364939445;Bugpowder_;tends to happen at the walls -38196;1364939465;Bugpowder_;because then you don't push the price higher until the wall falls -38195;1364939489;Bugpowder_;as soon as we hit the 108.98 wall, he dropped his bid and ate the wall. -38194;1364939746;taub;there really is no point in other cryptos.. -38193;1364939751;taub;is there? -38192;1364939759;taub;51% vul maybe -38191;1364939905;Bugpowder_;hey where did the wall at 112 go? -38190;1364939915;mjr_;lol -38189;1364939920;Bugpowder_;jesus. http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -38188;1364939922;Bugpowder_;THIN -38187;1364939923;mjr_;they disappear whenever we get close lol -38186;1364939969;saulimus;Bugpowder_, where was his bid before? -38185;1364940009;ThickAsThieves;rally time -38184;1364940009;Bugpowder_;saulimus: not sure, wasn't watch closely -38183;1364940039;taub;115/114 not far -38182;1364940046;Bugpowder_;but the sudden drop in total bid $ coupled with the big market buy strongly suggests it was a single buyer. -38181;1364940053;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.56699 = 2.268 BTC [-] -38180;1364940054;bitesak;;;ticker -38179;1364940056;Bugpowder_;the asks are SO THIN right now -38178;1364940060;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 109.80110, Best ask: 110.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19890, Last trade: 110.00000, 24 hour volume: 79316.48734208, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 110.00000, 24 hour vwap: 105.05549 -38177;1364940073;ThickAsThieves;110 consumed -38176;1364940081;ThickAsThieves;gulp -38175;1364940087;Bugpowder_;makes me nervous that guy with the wall at 112 is gonna do a market sell of a few thousands coins though.. -38174;1364940090;Bugpowder_;may not happen though -38173;1364940097;taub;whats that site where you can do depth playback again? -38172;1364940105;ThickAsThieves;111 -38171;1364940111;taub;i was surprised to see that the thinner depth would eat up the heavy walls -38170;1364940114;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 2.044 BTC [-] -38169;1364940115;Bugpowder_;bitcoinity has some depth history -38168;1364940123;dub;coinlab.com -38167;1364940124;Bugpowder_;but not enough for this purpose -38166;1364940132;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779 BTC [-] -38165;1364940134;taub;ty dub -38164;1364940160;Bugpowder_;coinlab is too smoothed out -38163;1364940172;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.56699 BTC [-] -38162;1364940181;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -38161;1364940184;gribble;There are currently 30931488 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10330339.7285 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0107 seconds -38160;1364940219;taub;nm, i was wrong -38159;1364940227;taub;steeper and pointier wins -38158;1364940234;taub;http://coinlab.com/liquidity -38157;1364940282;taub;okay a wall is steepest of course... questions questions -38156;1364940293;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.381 = 3.81 BTC [+] -38155;1364940294;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.38 = 1.52 BTC [-] -38154;1364940295;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [-] -38153;1364940297;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3611 = 0.7222 BTC [-] -38152;1364940298;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3610002 BTC [-] -38151;1364940299;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.36100001 = 2.888 BTC [-] -38150;1364940300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.361 = 5.054 BTC [-] -38149;1364940354;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.361 = 2.166 BTC [-] -38148;1364940356;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779998 BTC [+] -38147;1364940404;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu, add some strikes, quick -38146;1364940504;ThickAsThieves;call options are already 10% more expensive than yesterday -38145;1364940510;ThickAsThieves;$avg -38144;1364940512;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 104.84 -38143;1364940518;taub;=O -38142;1364940867;taub;95eur soon -38141;1364940868;dub;lewl -38140;1364940912;kakobrekla;;;bc,convert eur -38139;1364940913;dub;mined 95 bytecoin blocks overnight -38138;1364940913;gribble;1 BTC = 111.00000 U.S. dollars = 86.4149475 Euros -38137;1364940935;taub;way overbought? -38136;1364940940;taub;seems like it -38135;1364940959;taub;unless eurusd follows btceur lol -38134;1364940973;jcpham;does mpex support litecoin -38133;1364941009;bitesak;;;ticker -38132;1364941010;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 110.98903, Best ask: 111.46900, Bid-ask spread: 0.47997, Last trade: 110.00000, 24 hour volume: 79381.21726820, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 111.50000, 24 hour vwap: 105.18525 -38131;1364941073;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.53 = 2.12 BTC [-] -38130;1364941105;guruvan;jcpham: nop :( -38129;1364941122;jcpham;darn -38128;1364941147;kakobrekla;i still dont see a point in ltc -38127;1364941150;kakobrekla;beyond pump n dump -38126;1364941191;jcpham;i read an article where someone proposed that litecoin was the only bitcoin hedge avaialble -38125;1364941196;ThickAsThieves;gives GPU miners a way to make $ -38124;1364941198;jcpham;their wording was better and made more sense -38123;1364941212;jcpham;but money should flow to litecoin as btc rises -38122;1364941216;kakobrekla;21:20.03 ( ThickAsThieves ) gives GPU miners a way to make $ < - that is just bullshit -38121;1364941229;ThickAsThieves;certainly is making me some -38120;1364941255;ThickAsThieves;it doesnt have to make sense for it to be true -38119;1364941263;kakobrekla;ya well its no good as a reason why ltc is good for -38118;1364941281;jcpham;i'm not saying it has any value other than antural hedge against bitcoin -38117;1364941286;jcpham;the only hedge -38116;1364941288;dub;ppcoin is the new hotness anyway -38115;1364941296;kakobrekla;meh hedge -38114;1364941299;dub;up 400% or so in 24h -38113;1364941301;jcpham;i feel you -38112;1364941305;jcpham;i hate using the word -38111;1364941337;jcpham;prediction: litecoin always suges with bitcoin -38110;1364941340;jcpham;*surges -38109;1364941373;kakobrekla;dunno i think ltc price is powered by human stupidity which is infinite -38108;1364941375;ThickAsThieves;twas the opposite a few weeks ago -38107;1364941377;kakobrekla;maybe i should buy in. -38106;1364941378;Bugpowder_;LTC is a pump and dump. I'm suprised it got so high. Who knows how high it will go, but its gonna be like bitcoin bubble #1. -38105;1364941387;Bugpowder_;kakobrekla: lolol -38104;1364941416;ThickAsThieves;yesterday you would have been a fool to buy in, a fool that doubled his money today -38103;1364941421;ThickAsThieves;:/ -38102;1364941422;jcpham;i'm not disagreeing with the things you are saying -38101;1364941424;saulimus;that's how bubbles get started.. -38100;1364941449;jcpham;and by all logic it should crash -38099;1364941468;jcpham;but I'm thinking the bitcoin bears move to litecoin during a raly -38098;1364941477;saulimus;well, bitcoin is still up after 4 years -38097;1364941480;taub;dont trade on bitcoin24 -38096;1364941482;jcpham;so everytime bitcoin surges excpect the same from litecoin -38095;1364941483;taub;if you got cash -38094;1364941485;taub;get it the fuck out -38093;1364941495;taub;all im gonna say -38092;1364941528;Bugpowder_;whenever someone says that in bitcoinland -38091;1364941534;Bugpowder_;I take their advice -38090;1364941543;Bugpowder_;and usually I save my ass -38089;1364941564;taub;theres ar erason the hotwallet is always empty -38088;1364941641;Bugpowder_;surely someone is waiting for 5000 coin transfer to clear on mtgox right now... -38087;1364941646;Bugpowder_;for the next dump -38086;1364941699;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C188T] 380 @ 0.05330171 = 20.2546 BTC -38085;1364941772;Bugpowder_;heheh -38084;1364941890;bitesak;;;ticker -38083;1364941890;taub;oO -38082;1364941890;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 110.99999, Best ask: 111.55471, Bid-ask spread: 0.55472, Last trade: 111.55471, 24 hour volume: 79769.73383333, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 111.98000, 24 hour vwap: 105.30564 -38081;1364942229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00067413 = 6.6065 BTC [-] -38080;1364942336;benkay;/join #devops -38079;1364942339;benkay;GODDAMNIT -38078;1364942523;bitesak;As some of these Call Options are flat in price at the end of the tails, it should be possible to ride much lower calls part of the way and jump onto the higher Calls? -38077;1364942641;Bugpowder_;oh my -38076;1364942656;Bugpowder_;trading options is going to be painful due to the spread -38075;1364942669;bitesak;that was easy.... -38074;1364942718;ThickAsThieves;112.48 -38073;1364942755;ThickAsThieves;not much resistance -38072;1364942760;ThickAsThieves;113 -38071;1364942793;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -38070;1364942794;gribble;46.100693 seconds -38069;1364942799;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -38068;1364942799;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 112.72500, Best ask: 113.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.27500, Last trade: 113.00000, 24 hour volume: 79840.93897341, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 111.98000, 24 hour vwap: 105.34531 -38067;1364942846;pgp;dear lord.... -38066;1364942889;kakobrekla;if goxlag > goxprice = buy -38065;1364942899;pgp;lol -38064;1364942901;taub;lol -38063;1364942909;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -38062;1364942910;gribble;10.92388 seconds -38061;1364942914;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -38060;1364942915;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 112.47500, Best ask: 113.65647, Bid-ask spread: 1.18147, Last trade: 113.39550, 24 hour volume: 79840.93897341, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 111.98000, 24 hour vwap: 105.34531 -38059;1364942934;ThickAsThieves;120 today? -38058;1364942939;kakobrekla;seconds? -38057;1364942941;kakobrekla;for sure -38056;1364942945;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 119.99 -38055;1364942946;gribble;There are currently 5007.2956 bitcoins offered at or under 119.99 USD, worth 592094.09086 USD in total. | Data vintage: 54.3718 seconds -38054;1364942977;ThickAsThieves;love that tastey vintage data -38053;1364942978;jcpham;i have txn in my -qt -38052;1364942985;jcpham;that isn't showing on blockchain -38051;1364942992;jcpham;who wants to explain what is happening -38050;1364942994;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.352 = 1.056 BTC [-] -38049;1364942995;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.351 = 3.51 BTC [-] -38048;1364942997;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 28 @ 0.35 = 9.8 BTC [-] -38047;1364943002;pgp;it's a fork!!! -38046;1364943007;ThickAsThieves;i stopped using the client -38045;1364943012;ThickAsThieves;its borked imo -38044;1364943022;jcpham;Status: 0/unconfirmed -38043;1364943023;jcpham;Date: 2 Apr 2013 06:01 -38042;1364943023;jcpham;From: unknown -38041;1364943030;jcpham;Credit: 0.27 BTC -38040;1364943030;jcpham;Net amount: +0.27 BTC -38039;1364943030;jcpham;Transaction ID: 7491ead91045944c7135dc2398a68bdb8b18a1d9806a9abb5d5614d104450fee -38038;1364943048;jcpham;wait it's in the future -38037;1364943053;jcpham;i'm confused -38036;1364943094;pgp;you can schedule txns for the future -38035;1364943102;jcpham;i think that is what this is -38034;1364943109;jcpham;it's a pool payment from derpbit -38033;1364943120;jcpham;it's been sitting in my vlient unconfirmed all day -38032;1364943138;jcpham;From should say 1Vayner.... -38031;1364943145;jcpham;instead of unknown -38030;1364943155;dub;uh dont use deepbit -38029;1364943155;jborkl;april 2 six in the am already happened -38028;1364943161;dub;derp -38027;1364943170;jcpham;i failed over there last week -38026;1364943176;jcpham;anyways -38025;1364943205;jcpham;i have 8 cons -38024;1364943214;jcpham;block count is right -38023;1364943218;jcpham;what gives -38022;1364943247;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067538 = 3.3769 BTC [+] -38021;1364943251;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6918 @ 0.00067539 = 4.6723 BTC [+] -38020;1364943413;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.35 = 1.05 BTC [-] -38019;1364943414;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -38018;1364943414;gribble;62648.0975541 -38017;1364943458;pgp;this should be interesting... not alot of coin between here and 150 -38016;1364943498;ThickAsThieves;tired of Chrome telling me i wanna search Clark Howard when i type clark moody -38015;1364943503;dub;jcpham: deepbutt has all kinds of broken iirc -38014;1364943511;dub;tycho hasn -38013;1364943518;jcpham;ic -38012;1364943521;ThickAsThieves;chrome has gotten a little too forceful with its replacements -38011;1364943528;dub;'t done any maint on it in a long time -38010;1364943535;jcpham;i need to update my cgminer configs in the worst way -38009;1364943544;ThickAsThieves;115 -38008;1364943592;ThickAsThieves;at this rate i'll be in the money on my options tomorrow -38007;1364943603;ThickAsThieves;:/ -38006;1364943619;mjr_;hahaha -38005;1364943626;mjr_;damn, i should have gotten those 188 calls -38004;1364943628;thestringpuller;$avg -38003;1364943630;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 105.47 -38002;1364943635;thestringpuller;cool -38001;1364943654;jborkl;jcpham , that transaction number does not look right -38000;1364943659;jborkl;id -37999;1364943663;jborkl;copy it again -37998;1364943672;jcpham;i've copied it a bunch -37997;1364943675;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009999 BTC [+] -37996;1364943675;jcpham;it isn't right -37995;1364943687;FabianB_;;;goxlag -37994;1364943688;gribble;199.623015 seconds -37993;1364943692;jcpham;Transaction ID: 7491ead91045944c7135dc2398a68bdb8b18a1d9806a9abb5d5614d104450fee -37992;1364943700;bitesak;you still can get those 188 calls -37991;1364943705;jcpham;notice how I'm copying the full dialoge output -37990;1364943713;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.56 = 1.12 BTC [+] -37989;1364943722;jborkl;in my client that is showing a invalid transaction id -37988;1364943737;jcpham;on blockchain it shows the same -37987;1364943745;jcpham;blockchain.info -37986;1364943754;jborkl;yeah, i looked there also -37985;1364943760;jcpham;how can i have an invalid txn -37984;1364943783;jcpham;from 9 hours ago -37983;1364943791;jborkl;what address was it sent from -37982;1364943794;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C107T] 30 @ 0.23047712 = 6.9143 BTC -37981;1364943798;jcpham;says unknown -37980;1364943810;jcpham;i'm guessing it is a deepbit payment -37979;1364943813;jborkl;what address to you get payment to -37978;1364943817;jborkl;from derpbit -37977;1364943823;jcpham;the amount and address looks like a deepbit payment -37976;1364943824;jborkl;put that in blockchain -37975;1364943834;jcpham;don't want to share that one -37974;1364943838;jcpham;i'll check -37973;1364943861;jcpham;but it is the default address or the first address of this wallet -37972;1364943876;jborkl;your address used to recive payment -37971;1364943881;jborkl;receive -37970;1364943886;jborkl;sp -37969;1364943894;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.56 BTC [+] -37968;1364943896;jcpham;nope it isn't there -37967;1364943896;ThickAsThieves;finally a wall at 117 -37966;1364943902;thestringpuller;;;calc (130-107)/130 -37965;1364943903;gribble;0.176923076923 -37964;1364943907;jcpham;the txns before that confirmed is there -37963;1364943910;jcpham;but not this one -37962;1364943921;thestringpuller;these calls wont pay off right now... -37961;1364943928;thestringpuller;;;calc (140-107)/140 -37960;1364943929;gribble;0.235714285714 -37959;1364943947;jborkl;hmm, so your address that you use to get payments from deepbit - does not show incoming .27 -37958;1364943973;jcpham;not this txn, no -37957;1364943998;jborkl;log into deepbit and make sure your address has not been changed -37956;1364944011;jborkl;I don't use them so IDK how they do payouts -37955;1364944021;jcpham;locked -37954;1364944039;jborkl;your account is locked? -37953;1364944046;jcpham;impossibru to change my payment address -37952;1364944052;jborkl;ah, ok -37951;1364944058;jcpham;oic -37950;1364944066;jcpham;it shows in the pool payments -37949;1364944072;jcpham;i'll bother them, they fucked up -37948;1364944083;jborkl;it must not have been sent yet, is the only logical conclusion -37947;1364944091;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner what ?! -37946;1364944092;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -37945;1364944093;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 114.10001, Best ask: 114.96000, Bid-ask spread: 0.85999, Last trade: 114.10000, 24 hour volume: 81517.68467091, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 116.00000, 24 hour vwap: 105.78868 -37944;1364944100;mircea_popescu;heh. -37943;1364944128;bitesak;;;calc (199-188)/199 -37942;1364944128;gribble;0.0552763819095 -37941;1364944159;Lyspooner;you posted not too long ago, mircea_popescu, that these types of monthly gains shouldn't be that surprising if this crazy currency was to become widely accepted -37940;1364944178;mircea_popescu;yes well... -37939;1364944180;Lyspooner;judging by your lack of 300, 400 and 1000 calls -37938;1364944185;Lyspooner;i'm not sure you believe yourself -37937;1364944186;mircea_popescu;oh shut up -37936;1364944196;mircea_popescu;one naming convention change OPER YEAR is insanity -37935;1364944215;mjr_;LOL -37934;1364944226;mjr_;i have to admit i started feeling limited by 200 -37933;1364944234;mircea_popescu;>.< -37932;1364944255;mircea_popescu;i am now the bitcoin laughingstock ;/ -37931;1364944259;mircea_popescu;finance win. fml. -37930;1364944266;thestringpuller;lol -37929;1364944280;ThickAsThieves;lol -37928;1364944289;jurov;mircea will crash it. so that options won't need renaming again -37927;1364944296;ThickAsThieves;pronly -37926;1364944301;ThickAsThieves;probly* -37925;1364944305;mjr_;lol -37924;1364944320;kakobrekla;yeah pls dont go to 200 -37923;1364944331;kakobrekla;it fuckin up errything -37922;1364944338;ThickAsThieves;You guys have about a week to adjust for 500 -37921;1364944341;ThickAsThieves;sorry! -37920;1364944352;jborkl;it is, this is not productive - climbing this fast -37919;1364944358;jcpham;http://ji.gy is an -otc options thingy -37918;1364944360;jborkl;it is going to hurt -37917;1364944365;jcpham;i can assist you with it though -37916;1364944368;jborkl;when it looses a bid -37915;1364944369;jcpham;I can't -37914;1364944379;bitesak;;;calc (500-188)/500 -37913;1364944379;gribble;0.624 -37912;1364944382;kakobrekla;i switched forex to dBTC like a month ago -37911;1364944383;Lyspooner;oh please don't throw me into the briar patch -37910;1364944390;kakobrekla;dont wanna switch again -37909;1364944395;kakobrekla;just silly. -37908;1364944400;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -37907;1364944401;gribble;80.659941 seconds -37906;1364944403;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -37905;1364944404;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 114.64001, Best ask: 114.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24999, Last trade: 114.89000, 24 hour volume: 81842.00811465, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 116.00000, 24 hour vwap: 105.82760 -37904;1364944408;kakobrekla;o 80 seconds almost buy time -37903;1364944412;kakobrekla;need more ddos -37902;1364944415;mjr_;lol at gox...do they think that volume is going to decrease? -37901;1364944424;jurov;everyone just use uBTC like i proposed -37900;1364944433;kakobrekla;errybody just use dollars -37899;1364944438;ThickAsThieves;gox is distracted prepating for litecoin features duh -37898;1364944464;kakobrekla;has that been confirmed as not aprils 1st joke -37897;1364944464;jurov;1 USD = 884 uBTC.. such approachable numbers -37896;1364944477;jurov;yes apparently -37895;1364944483;kakobrekla;for reals?? -37894;1364944486;kakobrekla;O_o -37893;1364944487;ThickAsThieves;no -37892;1364944488;mjr_;you are f'ing kidding me -37891;1364944492;ThickAsThieves;i'm not convinced -37890;1364944496;mjr_;they can't handle bitcoins but want to get litecoins too? -37889;1364944504;ThickAsThieves;tux just made some broad statements in IRC -37888;1364944510;ThickAsThieves;didnt commit imo -37887;1364944511;kakobrekla;mjr_ is how bitcoinland rolls -37886;1364944563;FabianB_;https://data.mtgox.com/api/2/LTCUSD/money/ticker -37885;1364944580;mjr_;its just silly -37884;1364944591;mircea_popescu; it fuckin up errything <<< also kittens. -37883;1364944601;ThickAsThieves;Fabian your link doesnt say when ltc will be supported -37882;1364944614;FabianB_;yeah, who knows -37881;1364944629;ThickAsThieves;gox is just takin a piss -37880;1364944634;mjr_;i hope so -37879;1364944639;mircea_popescu;satoshi needs to come back and make the wikileaks statement again -37878;1364944641;mjr_;i think they have stopped caring -37877;1364944644;mircea_popescu;except s/wikileaks/*/ -37876;1364944651;mircea_popescu;Dear World, -37875;1364944658;mircea_popescu;Please go fuck yourself. Also fix your own problems. -37874;1364944660;mircea_popescu;Love, -37873;1364944662;mircea_popescu;Satoshi. -37872;1364944676;mjr_;i like the also -37871;1364944689;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that's what he does. makes broad statements about how their user support takes 20 minutes -37870;1364944692;mircea_popescu;is laughed out of forum. -37869;1364944696;mjr_;hahha -37868;1364944708;mjr_;9600 users in queue -37867;1364944746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 20 @ 0.0007531 = 0.0151 BTC [-] -37866;1364944760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 189 @ 0.0036201 = 0.6842 BTC [-] -37865;1364944769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 150 @ 0.00067413 = 0.1011 BTC [-] -37864;1364944773;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -37863;1364944774;gribble;There are currently 30929737 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10172997.2865 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0179 seconds -37862;1364944786;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -37861;1364944787;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 113.00001, Best ask: 113.84999, Bid-ask spread: 0.84998, Last trade: 113.84999, 24 hour volume: 82748.77279871, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 116.00000, 24 hour vwap: 105.92395 -37860;1364944790;mircea_popescu;mjr_ ya they all joined past 20 minutes -37859;1364944793;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.521 = 1.042 BTC [-] -37858;1364944794;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -37857;1364944879;ThickAsThieves;https://twitter.com/MtGox/status/319143280157794305 -37856;1364944951;ThickAsThieves;ah i found i -37855;1364944952;ThickAsThieves;http://pastebin.com/q225BqUQ -37854;1364944973;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -37853;1364944974;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.51 BTC [-] -37852;1364944992;ThickAsThieves;thats the gox chat about ltc -37851;1364944997;ThickAsThieves;supposedly -37850;1364945028;jurov;lol the ltc client will thrash their server to death -37849;1364945056;jurov;it took here several hours to catch afer i last ran it a month ago -37848;1364945061;jurov;100% HDD -37847;1364945087;ThickAsThieves;they cannot handle the power of ltc trolls -37846;1364945110;jurov;lol yes, adding trollbox will be necessary -37845;1364945129;ThickAsThieves;ltc is not ltc without the trollbox -37844;1364945148;ThickAsThieves;thats the fatal flaw of crypto-trade.com, if it isnt a scam -37843;1364945171;guruvan;the trollbox makes me money -37842;1364945197;mircea_popescu;well it seems bitbet will have strong april dividends too -37841;1364945211;guruvan;aweseom news -37840;1364945213;mircea_popescu;some doofus just sent 20 btc trying to leech the ltc bet and made it 4 blocks too late. -37839;1364945238;jcpham;hah -37838;1364945244;guruvan;move it or lose it they say -37837;1364945268;mircea_popescu;i am starting to think the education through taxation of the consumer mentality is bitbet's main contribution to btc. -37836;1364945284;kakobrekla;lol -37835;1364945325;mjr_;i like that "education through taxation" -37834;1364945333;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.501 = 5.01 BTC [-] -37833;1364945334;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.5 = 4.5 BTC [-] -37832;1364945368;ThickAsThieves;i have .0102 in BitBet referall pmts -37831;1364945386;ThickAsThieves;referral* -37830;1364945389;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: bitbets main contribution is putting money behimd forecasts -37829;1364945391;mircea_popescu;ten bux, buy the gal a new set of stockings -37828;1364945401;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i thought so too originally -37827;1364945420;mircea_popescu;but seems at least for now the main thing it does is bitchslap the "i am smarter than the world and also always right" crowd. -37826;1364945438;thestringpuller;heh -37825;1364945438;guruvan;stupidity taxes are fun ;) -37824;1364945449;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -37823;1364945450;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 112.88001, Best ask: 113.88699, Bid-ask spread: 1.00698, Last trade: 112.88001, 24 hour volume: 83206.91550006, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 116.00000, 24 hour vwap: 106.00173 -37822;1364945483;mircea_popescu;it's a little better than that. -37821;1364945485;ThickAsThieves;we hit 100 yesterday right? -37820;1364945496;mircea_popescu;bet says whatever 10:100. this dood sees ltc crossing so he knows how the bet resolves -37819;1364945500;mircea_popescu;and then he sends whatever btc. -37818;1364945504;mircea_popescu;because this is how people behave. -37817;1364945588;ThickAsThieves;would be kinda cool to have a Top 10 betters list -37816;1364945597;ThickAsThieves;who won the most, who is right the most -37815;1364945608;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -37814;1364945624;ThickAsThieves;something like that -37813;1364945633;kakobrekla;mebbe -37812;1364945639;ThickAsThieves;then people can shadow their bets -37811;1364945739;mircea_popescu;maybe. tho you know... security implication -37810;1364945745;mircea_popescu;maybe dood doesn't want his addy up there. -37809;1364945755;ThickAsThieves;thought about that too -37808;1364945765;ThickAsThieves;but it already is -37807;1364945768;mircea_popescu;i sold 188 calls ? what the fucking fuck. -37806;1364945774;ThickAsThieves;or, you could mask digits -37805;1364945786;ThickAsThieves;twas me MP -37804;1364945786;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well yeah this is kinda true -37803;1364945907;Schadenfreude;What's up with the Taub guy spreading FUD about btc24? Hired by the competition? -37802;1364945939;ThickAsThieves;or truthiness? -37801;1364945951;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude what's that ? -37800;1364946003;ThickAsThieves;[15:24] dont trade on bitcoin24 -37799;1364946003;ThickAsThieves;[15:24] if you got cash -37798;1364946003;ThickAsThieves;[15:24] get it the fuck out -37797;1364946003;ThickAsThieves;[15:25] all im gonna say -37796;1364946023;Schadenfreude; theres ar erason the hotwallet is always empty -37795;1364946037;Schadenfreude;yep, it's that -37794;1364946064;taub;ugh -37793;1364946085;taub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYPaN_41tv0 proof -37792;1364946126;mircea_popescu;jeez what the hell these things popping like 16 yo cherries in rural texas. -37791;1364946238;mircea_popescu;epic. -37790;1364946240;mjr_;;;asks 120 -37789;1364946242;gribble;There are currently 7896.2408 bitcoins offered at or under 120.0 USD, worth 928367.695667 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0010 seconds -37788;1364946321;thestringpuller;;;bids 80 -37787;1364946321;gribble;There are currently 50005.472 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 4712927.36598 USD in total. | Data vintage: 78.9417 seconds -37786;1364946475;ThickAsThieves;wow -37785;1364946488;mircea_popescu;you know that IS kind of sparse -37784;1364946490;DeaDTerra;WTS G.SDICE,G.MPOE,G.BBET, BTCQuick! contact me with offer :) -37783;1364946633;mircea_popescu;"Another reason banks need more equity: They tend to have less than they claim" -37782;1364946634;mircea_popescu;duh. -37781;1364946731;Schadenfreude;Odd, anyone else can verify the btc24 issue? -37780;1364946782;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude it's not the first time i heard this in the past week, but i've never bothered checking. -37779;1364946811;mircea_popescu;bfl is advertising "initial shipping scheduled for the last half of March 2013." lmao -37778;1364946837;mircea_popescu;you know those block cuffers must be overrun if there's nobody to even fix advertising times anymore -37777;1364946890;taub;well if the glitch is true and i think it is, the exchange is over, someone else wouldve found out and exploited it to hell and back -37776;1364946901;taub;as well as the occasional customer that just happesn to suddenly have twice the money -37775;1364946929;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -37774;1364946930;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 112.21000, Best ask: 113.72000, Bid-ask spread: 1.51000, Last trade: 112.21000, 24 hour volume: 84972.01026069, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 116.00000, 24 hour vwap: 106.18610 -37773;1364946935;Schadenfreude;http://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/2013/04/02/usa-und-eu-wollen-bitcoin-an-die-leine-nehmen/ -37772;1364946959;Schadenfreude;"USA and EU want to take Bitcoin on a leash" -37771;1364946959;taub;central banks and bitcoin lol yea -37770;1364946982;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude i would call this uninformed crap. -37769;1364946989;ThickAsThieves;indeed! -37768;1364947002;mircea_popescu;fact of the matter is vast majority of journalism today is done by people who couldn't find a job elsewhere -37767;1364947013;mircea_popescu;such as, girls too fat to be waitresses and too stupid to work for the govt. -37766;1364947020;Schadenfreude;Basically the european central bank calls btc a ponzi scheme, both USA and EU want to regulate BTC as they feel threatened by it -37765;1364947025;mircea_popescu;they do it mostly for free, much like starlets suck producer cock for free. -37764;1364947044;mircea_popescu;given all this, it shouldn't surprise they're not capable of reading a text (in this case the finra guidance) and summarize it correctly. -37763;1364947047;taub;their only tool to handle bitcoins is criminalization -37762;1364947052;taub;thats all they can do -37761;1364947078;Schadenfreude;mircea_popescu: Do you hold any assets in btc24 if I may ask? -37760;1364947084;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/stage-n-bitcoin-exists/ -37759;1364947097;mircea_popescu;moldbug still hasn't got his ballsack together to answer incidentally. -37758;1364947120;taub;paid content srsly -37757;1364947247;mjr_;worth every dime -37756;1364947257;bitesak;you have been reading too much again -37755;1364947261;mjr_;has anyone ran the numbers on a gpu compute instance in amazon? -37754;1364947289;mjr_;pretty sure its not worth it, but curious -37753;1364947292;guruvan;lotsa people, lotsa times - those are cudas, they're not very efficient for mining BTC -37752;1364947298;mjr_;ah ok -37751;1364947301;mircea_popescu;ya cudas -37750;1364947315;mjr_;cuda is the language i believe -37749;1364947318;guruvan;(though, I haven't run the numbers @ current diff & exchange rate) -37748;1364947332;mjr_;are they the tesla's? -37747;1364947339;guruvan;(either way it's all nvidia IIRC) -37746;1364947342;mircea_popescu;they're the small dinky shits basically. -37745;1364947350;mjr_;cuz tesla's are dope (except for mining) -37744;1364947353;mircea_popescu;haha -37743;1364947367;mjr_;for science though, they are awesome -37742;1364947369;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164143.msg1722510#msg1722510 lmao -37741;1364947418;mjr_;1 teraflop at your workstation...that is kinda sick you have to admit (unless you want to mine) -37740;1364947427;guruvan;proper sentence construction is pretty lost on most people too -37739;1364947457;guruvan;I just can't imagine mining with my workstation - I want a computer not a heater. -37738;1364947496;dub;anyone know where friedcat is? -37737;1364947512;ThickAsThieves;china? -37736;1364947515;dub;as in, where in china -37735;1364947544;dub;thinking of offering to build a network for him -37734;1364947548;mjr_;tesla's aren't that hot...and even the avalon was not running crazy hot last time i sat next to it -37733;1364947557;mjr_;but it is pretty cold in nyc anyway -37732;1364947564;mircea_popescu;guruvan some people live in like alaska -37731;1364947567;mircea_popescu;and frigid marriages -37730;1364947576;mircea_popescu;dub i thought beijing -37729;1364947597;mjr_;is mpoe-pr in romania? -37728;1364947608;guruvan;oh - well...here in Northern California I have heated my home with monitors....but it's almost summer...even in Alaska -37727;1364947615;jurov;have frigid marriage? mine btc! -37726;1364947644;guruvan;tell the woman: put the box on the box, and we'll get something going -37725;1364947644;mircea_popescu;mjr_ of and on -37724;1364947645;mjr_;gotta run to the bar ;) see ya'll in a little bit -37723;1364947650;jcpham;if i change jobs i plan to leave my miners in the datacenter where they are until someone notices them -37722;1364947668;mircea_popescu;guruvan in the immortal words of don rickles, "woman, get started, i'll go get the paper" -37721;1364947676;guruvan;LOL -37720;1364947691;mircea_popescu;i think that guy is my favourite comedian all time -37719;1364947698;mircea_popescu;tho a hard match with carlin -37718;1364947702;guruvan;definitely in my top few -37717;1364947720;mircea_popescu;he's like "dean, don't worry, we'll tell you what happened tomorrow" -37716;1364947735;dub;jcpham: I've seen a few servers under floor tiles, even one behind drywall -37715;1364947744;jcpham;nice -37714;1364947746;mircea_popescu;dub embedded processing -37713;1364947749;jcpham;i like mine in racks -37712;1364947754;mircea_popescu;racks are nice -37711;1364947759;jcpham;with the A/C blowing directly on them -37710;1364947765;guruvan;under the floor is more secure -37709;1364947766;jcpham;while they hash away for months -37708;1364947788;jcpham;i might be able to keep them running 6 more months before anyone notices -37707;1364947799;mircea_popescu;http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_llkdffSxb11qd8atyo1_500.jpg -37706;1364947804;mircea_popescu;illustrative pic related. -37705;1364947813;guruvan;dude - me & my brother had a server in a DC that we sold to a customer.....for almost 10yrs -37704;1364947814;jcpham;epic boobs -37703;1364947817;jurov;;;ticker -37702;1364947818;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 114.62001, Best ask: 115.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.37999, Last trade: 114.62001, 24 hour volume: 85321.94868801, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 116.00000, 24 hour vwap: 106.38840 -37701;1364947832;mircea_popescu;jcpham that's what i call a rack -37700;1364947838;jcpham;epic. -37699;1364947839;mircea_popescu;and yes it gets better if ac is blowing directly on it -37698;1364947856;jcpham;definitely has back pain -37697;1364947865;mircea_popescu;pain is good for womenz -37696;1364947868;mircea_popescu;builds character. -37695;1364947884;guruvan;that's why high heels -37694;1364947903;taub;too cartoonish -37693;1364947923;mircea_popescu;totally. -37692;1364947979;jcpham;http://naukas.com/2013/04/02/la-fiebre-de-los-bitcoins/ -37691;1364947985;jcpham;en espanol if you speak it -37690;1364948000;jcpham;Arthur sends some bitcoins -37689;1364948015;dub;link to esperanto ver plox -37688;1364948039;jcpham;lojban -37687;1364948042;mircea_popescu;i actually do speak it, but i didn't get past the pagesized bicoin pic with a watermark on it -37686;1364948096;Bugpowder_;"I guess that's what they call a liquidity rebate" lol -37685;1364948310;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.36 BTC [+] -37684;1364948519;mircea_popescu;"I just verified my Coinbase account and am hoping to buy bitcoins in less than 3-4 weeks (which has been the case with Bitinstant lately)" -37683;1364948520;mircea_popescu;fucking joke. -37682;1364948531;mircea_popescu;these people going about pretending like they're doing business, are entrepreneurs, -37681;1364948538;mircea_popescu;trying to scam va's out of financing... -37680;1364948541;mircea_popescu;it boggles the mind. -37679;1364948583;Bugpowder_;that's what happens when there are more angels than talent -37678;1364948612;mircea_popescu;which is the problem of too much money. of course. -37677;1364948619;Bugpowder_;shades of 1998 -37676;1364948663;mircea_popescu;i need a larger fly swatter. -37675;1364948683;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164867.msg1722538#msg1722538 lol -37674;1364948845;bitesak;bitcoin-central.net update -37673;1364948912;mircea_popescu;a ty -37672;1364949029;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [+] -37671;1364949200;ThickAsThieves;how long til 120 you think? -37670;1364949208;ThickAsThieves;i give it 8 hours tops -37669;1364949210;guruvan;couple hourse -37668;1364949210;bitesak;one night sleep -37667;1364949227;mircea_popescu;heh -37666;1364949229;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -37665;1364949231;gribble;Current Blocks: 229365 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 458 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 14 hours, 48 minutes, and 41 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7713534.00467 | Estimated Percent Change: 15.19914 -37664;1364949238;guruvan;fuck - at this rate I wouldn't be surprised to wake up to $200 BTC and $20 LTC -37663;1364949263;mircea_popescu;get out -37662;1364949272;mircea_popescu;btc pls stop trolling my options -37661;1364949277;ThickAsThieves;mp, what amount of loss on options would you have to take before you changed how it works? -37660;1364949290;ThickAsThieves;lol, srsly tho -37659;1364949316;mircea_popescu;a lot. -37658;1364949325;jcpham;http://www.runtogold.com/2013/04/why-michael-pento-should-just-keep-his-mouth-shut/ -37657;1364949384;ThickAsThieves;wtf is an internet? -37656;1364949402;mircea_popescu;what's a pento -37655;1364949415;ThickAsThieves;sounds portuguese -37654;1364949463;ThickAsThieves;lol -37653;1364949466;ThickAsThieves;guess what it is -37652;1364949473;ThickAsThieves;it's Italian for "regret" -37651;1364949478;mircea_popescu;that article sucks. -37650;1364949488;ThickAsThieves;http://translate.google.com/#it/en/pento -37649;1364949504;ThickAsThieves;how sweet is that -37648;1364949510;Lyspooner;that cnbc interview was fantastic IMO -37647;1364949515;Lyspooner;good television -37646;1364949522;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner stop trolling! -37645;1364949527;ThickAsThieves;lol -37644;1364949542;Lyspooner;they did another interview one day later -37643;1364949543;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7791 BTC [-] -37642;1364949551;Lyspooner;so tell me the people weren't intrigued -37641;1364949552;ThickAsThieves;mp i have deposits waiting to buy more optionssssss -37640;1364949577;jcpham;pento is the guy that asked his it dept about bitcoin -37639;1364949579;Bugpowder_;120 is tomorrow -37638;1364949584;jcpham;he desperately needs a meme -37637;1364949585;ThickAsThieves;the expensify guy looked like someone just sat on his dinner the whole time -37636;1364949609;jcpham;pento's it department said "stay outa bitcoin" so he is -37635;1364949614;Lyspooner;75% of people who saw that interview wanted to see the expensify guy take on the bankers -37634;1364949614;mircea_popescu;im surprised they didn;'t invite taaki -37633;1364949615;jcpham;he's smart -37632;1364949632;mircea_popescu;jcpham totally. i also use my it dept for strategic management. -37631;1364949632;ThickAsThieves;IT dept was probly like "dude, fuck Mike, tell him lies" -37630;1364949637;jcpham;users who listen to their it department make me happy -37629;1364949641;mircea_popescu;this is why i'm so happy with bitcoin dev role confusion. -37628;1364949669;jcpham;i mean with people saying stuff like that on tv.... -37627;1364949674;jcpham;how can i beieve them -37626;1364949698;mircea_popescu;because your water is sufficiently fluoridated ? i dunno. -37625;1364949708;jcpham;"i really like where gold is headed, but my aunt said i shouldn't because she likes the color of silver" -37624;1364949709;ThickAsThieves;$avg -37623;1364949711;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 106.31 -37622;1364949724;mircea_popescu;$auntball -37621;1364949725;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu... any plans to base your options on a bitcoin index composed of anything other than mtgox -37620;1364949738;jcpham;i'd like to see data pulled from 3 exchanges at least -37619;1364949739;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner they've for the ~year and a half been based on the all-exchanges index -37618;1364949753;jcpham;bitfloor of course because you can sell coins for anything at bitfloor -37617;1364949755;Lyspooner;oh nice -37616;1364949760;jcpham;mtgox for vloume -37615;1364949762;Lyspooner;is there an index -37614;1364949768;jcpham;maybe btc-e for scamcoins -37613;1364949783;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ -37612;1364949803;mircea_popescu;106.31 92.79 62.64 -37611;1364949804;mircea_popescu;holy sheit. -37610;1364949813;jcpham;watch as AUD rockets past USD -37609;1364949822;jcpham;yuan: the new global reserve -37608;1364949837;mircea_popescu;herpderp ThickAsThieves what deposits you on about ? -37607;1364949851;mircea_popescu;"Helixion's announces expansive new mobile payment platform" -37606;1364949856;mircea_popescu;yeah, there's space for another one. -37605;1364949858;Lyspooner;sorry, how does bitcoincharts weight their index -37604;1364949882;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner all-exchanges vwap. -37603;1364949894;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/ -37602;1364949897;mircea_popescu;that's the exchanges list -37601;1364949904;bitesak;;;ticker -37600;1364949905;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 114.18999, Best ask: 115.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.81001, Last trade: 114.18999, 24 hour volume: 85389.54904890, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 116.00000, 24 hour vwap: 106.52455 -37599;1364949906;Bugpowder_;The bullshit in the startup space is certainly not limited to bitcoin, I'm not even sure that bitcoin startups are particularly incompetent next to their peers -37598;1364949918;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ it stands out a lot tho. -37597;1364949919;Lyspooner;that leaves your options prone to volume-inducing wash trading at the smaller exchanges -37596;1364949928;mircea_popescu;because in general they bnullshit about less clearly defined things -37595;1364949934;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is very complex and very well known to a core -37594;1364949941;Bugpowder_;yah the media attention is totally disproportionate -37593;1364949941;mircea_popescu;making their bullshit painfully obvious and easy to pinpoint -37592;1364949944;ThickAsThieves;mp, i mean to my coinbr, maybe just waiting for jurov -37591;1364949970;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner i've failed to measure such an effect so far. -37590;1364949975;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well then ping him lol -37589;1364949991;Lyspooner;you are still prone -37588;1364949997;ThickAsThieves;probly stil confirmsing nvm -37587;1364950005;mircea_popescu;i'm gonna be prone to something. -37586;1364950005;ThickAsThieves;sry -37585;1364950008;mircea_popescu;da fuck am i gonna do. -37584;1364950013;Lyspooner;change the index -37583;1364950024;mircea_popescu;to what ? -37582;1364950028;mircea_popescu;mtgox only ? -37581;1364950034;mircea_popescu;they probably wash as much as anyone else. -37580;1364950047;Lyspooner;their wash trading must be done close to market -37579;1364950054;Lyspooner;something like RockUSD doesn't -37578;1364950056;mircea_popescu;this is debatable. -37577;1364950066;Bugpowder_;its volume weighted -37576;1364950066;mircea_popescu;moreover, a small exchange washing would stick out like a motherfuckingsore tumb -37575;1364950101;Lyspooner;but what recourse do your options contract have if someone trades 500,000,000 BTC at Rock Exchange at a price of 4500 USD/BTC -37574;1364950117;mircea_popescu;0.0 -37573;1364950118;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00067538 = 4.1874 BTC [+] -37572;1364950119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7655 @ 0.00067539 = 5.1701 BTC [+] -37571;1364950133;mircea_popescu;i'm probably striking any deals and banning involved accounts. -37570;1364950137;Lyspooner;granted, the trades are bogus, but your contracts pretty much are based off of that bitcoincharts figure -37569;1364950167;dub;heh I has $3000 worth of ppcoin -37568;1364950179;mircea_popescu;dub buy yourself drugz nao! -37567;1364950222;KRS1;must suck to have all that money -37566;1364950223;jborkl;base your price of btc/coke gram on SR -37565;1364950233;KRS1;i mean..i don't know what i'd do.. -37564;1364950248;ThickAsThieves;can mine like $20/day with one GPU for litecoin at the moment -37563;1364950274;dub;what hashrate? -37562;1364950280;ThickAsThieves;650 or so -37561;1364950306;ThickAsThieves;i'm actually putting about 9000 online this week -37560;1364950373;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.35100002 = 2.457 BTC [+] -37559;1364950375;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.35100001 = 2.106 BTC [-] -37558;1364950378;mircea_popescu;KRS1 good problem to have. -37557;1364950386;KRS1;=D -37556;1364950605;KRS1;I'd love to know what opportunity would bring such glee to a formal event http://s3-ec.buzzfed.com/static/enhanced/web05/2012/7/16/0/enhanced-buzz-10105-1342413332-10.jpg -37555;1364950622;mircea_popescu;buttseks and only buttseksz -37554;1364950643;KRS1;with leg warmers, no doubt. -37553;1364950687;dub;cant have legwarmers without buttsex -37552;1364950696;mircea_popescu;the weirdo looks quite fuckable, form a female perspective -37551;1364950722;jborkl;Latest News: RBC Closing, Cash Processing and EMT Changes -37550;1364950729;jborkl;cavirtex -37549;1364950767;ThickAsThieves;? -37548;1364950781;mircea_popescu;so they losrt a processor ? -37547;1364950790;mircea_popescu;or they lost their only processor ? -37546;1364950794;jborkl;Cavirtex RBC account is being closed, not by their choice -37545;1364950810;mircea_popescu;i get that. do they have others ? -37544;1364950817;mircea_popescu;!ticker h vix -37543;1364950818;assbot;Some are born to endless night. -37542;1364950818;jborkl;Yes they do -37541;1364950830;mircea_popescu;what was it called ? -37540;1364950830;ThickAsThieves;1. Our Royal Bank account will be closing on April 5, 2013. Cash payments will no longer be accepted at any RBC branch after April 5, 2013. You may still make cash payments to BMO and Scotiabank. 2. As a result of the closure of RBC, email money transfer fees will be raised from $10 to $20 starting April 5, 2013. We advise all customers to use the direct deposit method to withdraw CAD -37539;1364950831;ThickAsThieves;from their VirtEx account. Unverified users can use direct deposit to withdraw up to $5000 per day and $10,000 per month. 3. We are no longer processing RUSH cash payments, instead, we are increasing the number of times we process cash each day. Cash payments will be processed at 9AM, 2PM, 4PM and 8PM (MST). -37538;1364950849;mircea_popescu;!ticker havelock vix -37537;1364950851;assbot;I don't know those people, and they don't look very friendly. -37536;1364950859;ThickAsThieves;vtx -37535;1364950860;mircea_popescu;am i halucinating ? -37534;1364950862;mircea_popescu;a ty -37533;1364950865;mircea_popescu;!ticker h vtx -37532;1364950866;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.50000000 / 0.5523632 / 0.57499999 (154 shares, 85.06393228 BTC), 7D: 0.41200000 / 0.53694063 / 0.70000000 (1453 shares, 780.17474209 BTC), 30D: 0.38280000 / 0.43456538 / 0.79900000 (12672 shares, 5506.81254553 BTC) -37531;1364950888;jborkl;Tangiblecryptography went hrough this with BOA -37530;1364950892;jborkl;through -37529;1364950917;mircea_popescu;yea -37528;1364950937;Bugpowder_;anticompetitive practice -37527;1364950961;mircea_popescu;welcome to the govt sponsored banking enterprise -37526;1364950972;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.39879999 BTC [+] -37525;1364951003;jborkl;Gerald from TC seems like a good guy, wish he would list with you MP -37524;1364951015;mircea_popescu;i kinda like him too. -37523;1364951021;Bugpowder_;TC is fantastic -37522;1364951030;Bugpowder_;easiest in and out of bitcoin -37521;1364951032;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3988 = 0.7976 BTC [+] -37520;1364951038;mircea_popescu;i think he's loath to take the btc pill tho -37519;1364951042;mircea_popescu;or maybe has fiat investors -37518;1364951054;Bugpowder_;feel sorry for all the competent noobs that can't get a bitcoins direct account -37517;1364951080;jborkl;I know he has fiat investors, but he and Death and Taxes are very good -37516;1364951080;Bugpowder_;No reason he can't just bootstrap his company with his revenue -37515;1364951094;Bugpowder_;why take investors if you don't have to? -37514;1364951109;mircea_popescu;jborkl afaik gerald = d&t neh ? -37513;1364951118;Bugpowder_;its a pretty low overhead operation I imagine -37512;1364951128;jborkl;oh, you know I am not sure -37511;1364951136;jborkl;I know him by Gerald -37510;1364951153;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.398888 = 0.7978 BTC [+] -37509;1364951154;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.398888 = 2.7922 BTC [+] -37508;1364951154;jborkl;I always thought of them as two people, they act different -37507;1364951180;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder_ too late by now i think -37506;1364951215;jborkl;reminds me I need to send him a email, don't delete my key -37505;1364951250;mircea_popescu;ya i like he's like the ONLY ONE with enough sense to copy the mpex model -37504;1364951259;mircea_popescu;how hard can it be seriously -37503;1364951413;mircea_popescu;jborkl send him an email "don't delete my key and list with mpex" lol -37502;1364951448;jborkl;I just did -37501;1364951530;jurov;coinbr deposits credited (at least for ppl who did pay the txfee) -37500;1364951671;jborkl;I told him if he listed he could drink umbrella drinks in Costa Rica -37499;1364951721;mircea_popescu;haha how's that work ? -37498;1364951820;jborkl;II think that would be a huge IPO, they are not a bunch of idiots like all the other exchanges -37497;1364951844;jborkl;he also actually answers support email within a very reasonable time -37496;1364951857;mircea_popescu;methinks you're right. -37495;1364951910;Bugpowder_;I would invest. -37494;1364951911;jborkl;You remember when the dumbass sent money direct from TG to his criminal attorney -37493;1364951984;jborkl;caused a bunch of problems for TG, that is when they locked keys to only past customers -37492;1364952000;mircea_popescu;no ? -37491;1364952004;mircea_popescu;i missed out on this one -37490;1364952052;jborkl;Some dipshit sold Bitcoins to TG and wire instructions were to dumbass criminal attorney -37489;1364952109;jborkl;attorney got wire tranfer from TG , with acct number and routing number - attorney was not a happy camper - -37488;1364952138;jborkl;Then TG locked keys to only past customers -37487;1364952171;Diablo-D3;wtf? -37486;1364952173;Diablo-D3;who is tg? -37485;1364952224;jborkl;TC, sorry -37484;1364952279;mircea_popescu;o yea yea i recall -37483;1364952297;mircea_popescu;like a year ago tho -37482;1364952306;mircea_popescu;was "how do you have my bank number SCAMMOR" -37481;1364952500;ThickAsThieves;jurov, how come the orderbook zeroes out all the time in coinbr -37480;1364952514;ThickAsThieves;can only handle like 1 change then it glitches -37479;1364952558;jurov;some javascript weirdness. can you open js console if there's anything? -37478;1364952660;ThickAsThieves;all i see is -37477;1364952660;ThickAsThieves;GET https://coinbr.com/css/tooltips.css 404 (Not Found) -37476;1364952679;ThickAsThieves;it shows zeroes only when i load a book i already loaded before -37475;1364952770;bitesak;i refresh it once or twice and it generally comes back -37474;1364952789;ThickAsThieves;yeah if i reload it works again -37473;1364952791;ThickAsThieves;til it doesnt -37472;1364952808;jurov;hmmm... now i see... if you change Item many times -37471;1364952858;ThickAsThieves;i can be a lil spastic after all -37470;1364952859;jurov;ahhhh seems it is dividing the prices by SATOSHI multiple times, thereby all end up zero -37469;1364952927;ThickAsThieves;$avg -37468;1364952929;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 106.64 -37467;1364952935;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -37466;1364952936;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 114.50200, Best ask: 115.00001, Bid-ask spread: 0.49801, Last trade: 115.00001, 24 hour volume: 83365.50875871, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 116.00000, 24 hour vwap: 106.82873 -37465;1364952964;KRS1;wow..its like..i have to rub my eyes reading this daily -37464;1364952976;KRS1;just to make sure i dont misplace the decimal or something. -37463;1364953026;ThickAsThieves;check out that sexy curve http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg180ztgSzm1g10zm2g25zi1gADXzv -37462;1364953030;KRS1;my friend had been mining litecoin for the past 8 mo or so and had no idea what the price was..I told him and later he called me back to tell me he had $7000 in his acct. -37461;1364953048;ThickAsThieves;surprised it wasnt more -37460;1364953051;jurov;someone draw goat on it -37459;1364953068;KRS1;ya we're just small fish -37458;1364953073;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.4000001 = 2 BTC [+] -37457;1364953252;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.4000001 = 1.6 BTC [+] -37456;1364953266;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7791 BTC [-] -37455;1364953315;ThickAsThieves;for the past two months, the longest string of green candle days is 8, red candles is 2 -37454;1364953433;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.4 = 5.6 BTC [-] -37453;1364953442;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C125T] 300 @ 0.16637225 = 49.9117 BTC -37452;1364953513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067987 = 3.3994 BTC [+] -37451;1364953607;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C104T] 50 @ 0.24944674 = 12.4723 BTC [+] -37450;1364953644;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C110T] 40 @ 0.22197582 = 8.879 BTC -37449;1364953947;thestringpuller;all these calls early on -37448;1364954004;ThickAsThieves;means? -37447;1364954053;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is gonna manipulate the market again -37446;1364954064;KRS1;when can we expect a turn or plateu here? -37445;1364954068;KRS1;any guesses -37444;1364954073;thestringpuller;130ih -37443;1364954084;thestringpuller;130ish -37442;1364954094;thestringpuller;$vwap -37441;1364954097;mpexbot;thestringpuller: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=WsXus04h -37440;1364954103;ThickAsThieves;$avg -37439;1364954105;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 106.70 -37438;1364954122;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -37437;1364954123;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 86.04499804 / 102.57873909 / 136.28053963 (10015 shares, 4,619.36 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -37436;1364954172;ThickAsThieves;those calls need more like 145 -37435;1364954188;ThickAsThieves;140 -37434;1364954190;ThickAsThieves;ish -37433;1364954207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2735 @ 0.00400173 = 10.9447 BTC [+] -37432;1364954210;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 4 @ 0.0048 = 0.0192 BTC [+] -37431;1364954224;ThickAsThieves;i dunno, i think 145 isnt too far... -37430;1364954515;dub;;;goxlag --au -37429;1364954516;gribble;MtGox lag is 20.507841 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0410974837468 AU, which is closest to the distance between the Sun and edge of solar corona, 0.01 AU -37428;1364954601;mjr_;wow that is amazing -37427;1364954610;mjr_;i did not know about the au option -37426;1364954619;dub;its new -37425;1364954641;KRS1;sup mjr -37424;1364954642;dub;or at least recently upgraded -37423;1364954648;mjr_;chilling chilling -37422;1364954651;KRS1;word -37421;1364954658;mjr_;had some really good meetings today -37420;1364954663;KRS1;=D -37419;1364954671;KRS1;thats gold when you have management buy-in -37418;1364954741;mircea_popescu;ahahaha nanotube -37417;1364954823;nanotube;mircea_popescu: :) -37416;1364954824;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.0048 = 0.024 BTC [+] -37415;1364954859;nanotube;mircea_popescu: i've got all the planets and other major solar system features all set out, too. -37414;1364954909;mircea_popescu;i had no idea the sun is so fat -37413;1364954916;mircea_popescu;that light takes 20 seconds to go through it. -37412;1364954920;jurov;hope we won't reach Eris/Dysnomia someday -37411;1364954927;mircea_popescu;are you sure on the math of that ? -37410;1364954952;Bugpowder_;OMG -37409;1364954955;Bugpowder_;hilarous -37408;1364954972;jurov;light actually goes millions of years through it -37407;1364954994;jurov;cuz it's so hot and dense in th emiddle -37406;1364955000;Bugpowder_;takes about 8 minutes for light to make it to earth -37405;1364955004;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 6 @ 0.000698 = 0.0042 BTC [+] -37404;1364955027;Bugpowder_;I have seen it over 1 AU -37403;1364955107;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 745 @ 0.00067888 = 0.5058 BTC [-] -37402;1364955109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00067413 = 0.8764 BTC [-] -37401;1364955112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00067362 = 3.3681 BTC [-] -37400;1364955114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1455 @ 0.00067351 = 0.98 BTC [-] -37399;1364955193;nanotube;mircea_popescu: heh actually, i should double check that. -37398;1364955200;pgp;the sun is opaque to light. Photons do not traverse it below the photosphere... -37397;1364955272;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779 BTC [-] -37396;1364955297;mircea_popescu;well in a vacuum :p -37395;1364955363;jurov;what price should i set on bitstamp overnight? -37394;1364955416;jurov;let's shoot for 117 -37393;1364955464;pgp;lol -37392;1364955482;bitesak;long distance shooting -37391;1364955498;kakobrekla;nah -37390;1364955500;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -37389;1364955505;kakobrekla;if 15 holds on gox -37388;1364955512;kakobrekla;17 will go -37387;1364955545;Bugpowder_;119.95 -37386;1364955550;dub;thefuck ppc @ 0.00094989 -37385;1364955552;Bugpowder_;to sell? -37384;1364955588;jurov;okay. i'll prolly go half 117, half 119.95 -37383;1364955606;mircea_popescu;do like coinbase -37382;1364955608;mircea_popescu;"at some price" -37381;1364955616;Bugpowder_;well 116.97 -37380;1364955643;Bugpowder_;but 117 is probably gone before I finish dinner -37379;1364955944;jurov;so, cya tomorrow. at 120 :D -37378;1364956072;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [-] -37377;1364956253;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 2 BTC [-] -37376;1364956392;mjr_;pgp: hey there -37375;1364956467;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -37374;1364956468;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 116.01001, Best ask: 116.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08999, Last trade: 116.10000, 24 hour volume: 79534.66768249, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 116.40000, 24 hour vwap: 107.30148 -37373;1364956791;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.5 = 1.5 BTC [-] -37372;1364956957;dub;;;goxlag --au -37371;1364956958;gribble;MtGox lag is 80.479728 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.161280473816 AU, which is closest to the distance between the Sun and edge of solar corona, 0.01 AU -37370;1364957084;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=165350.0 -37369;1364957085;kakobrekla;yay -37368;1364957205;dub;;;goxlag --au -37367;1364957206;gribble;MtGox lag is 126.458688 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.25342179485 AU, which is closest to the distance between the Sun and Mercury, 0.39 AU -37366;1364957212;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.45 = 4.5 BTC [-] -37365;1364957273;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.44 = 5.72 BTC [-] -37364;1364957339;kakobrekla;!baselag -37363;1364957341;assbot;6 weeks. -37362;1364957351;sedeki;what's that? -37361;1364957584;Bugpowder;thru 117 before my dinner order even showed up -37360;1364957633;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 2 = 6 BTC [-] -37359;1364957692;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -37358;1364957700;Diablo-D3;hrm -37357;1364957713;Diablo-D3;Ukto: check how many shares of DMC are held in accounts that were never activated -37356;1364957737;Ukto;hm? -37355;1364957740;Ukto;you can see that you know -37354;1364957743;Diablo-D3;I can? -37353;1364957744;Ukto;from the glbse page :) -37352;1364957758;Ukto;first off -37351;1364957766;Ukto;held shares in bf accounts + claim accounts = total issued -37350;1364957797;Ukto;which you are somehow a few over -37349;1364957806;Ukto;er nm -37348;1364957807;Ukto;you are under -37347;1364957813;Diablo-D3;er, what glbse page? -37346;1364957823;Ukto;10,773 total issued between bf accounts and glbse claims of 11,579 max -37345;1364957838;Ukto;under issuer -> 'Manage GLBSE Claims' -37344;1364957843;mircea_popescu;o.o -37343;1364957884;kakobrekla;glbse 4ever! -37342;1364957890;Ukto;lol -37341;1364957891;kakobrekla;i wanna tshirt like that -37340;1364957906;Diablo-D3;Ukto: that number doesnt work because 10773 is the number of shares after Ive bought them back -37339;1364957933;Ukto;then whats wrong ? -37338;1364957938;Ukto;thats how many are left -37337;1364957946;Ukto;the 11,579 is the max your asset can have. -37336;1364957952;Diablo-D3;Ukto: I want to know how many shares are in accounts that were never activated -37335;1364957954;Ukto;just a limit number -37334;1364957961;Diablo-D3;according to that number ALL accounts were activated -37333;1364957966;Diablo-D3;which I know is false -37332;1364957969;Ukto;theres no total field in the glbse page? -37331;1364957971;Ukto;thought i had one -37330;1364957972;Ukto;1 sec -37329;1364957973;Ukto;i will cehck -37328;1364958015;Diablo-D3;the glbse lists unclaimed accounts -37327;1364958034;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P086T] 2 @ 0.05902249 = 0.118 BTC [-] -37326;1364958046;Diablo-D3;er, the glbse page -37325;1364958074;Ukto;looks like 2,154 unclaimed shares -37324;1364958180;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7792 BTC [+] -37323;1364958182;Ukto;so out of 10,733 shares, 2,154 are unclaimed -37322;1364958196;Diablo-D3;hrm I think Im going to make an announcement then -37321;1364958203;Ukto;oh boy here it comes! -37320;1364958204;Ukto;:P -37319;1364958208;Diablo-D3;90 days to activate your account, or the shares will revert to DMC ownership -37318;1364958220;Ukto;yup, saw that commin :P -37317;1364958222;dub;scammer -37316;1364958228;Ukto;and that -37315;1364958359;ThickAsThieves;lol -37314;1364958370;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -37313;1364958371;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 117.62000, Best ask: 117.63709, Bid-ask spread: 0.01709, Last trade: 117.62000, 24 hour volume: 81308.33585058, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 118.36000, 24 hour vwap: 107.65591 -37312;1364958387;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 119.9 -37311;1364958388;gribble;There are currently 3243.7238 bitcoins offered at or under 119.9 USD, worth 386165.453059 USD in total. | Data vintage: 110.3662 seconds -37310;1364958390;burnside;send an email out to everyone that hasn't claimed. -37309;1364958403;burnside;simpe enough -37308;1364958408;burnside;[simple] -37307;1364958420;ThickAsThieves;plz email me with how to claim some shares -37306;1364958422;ThickAsThieves;sounds fun -37305;1364958433;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00176 BTC [+] -37304;1364958434;ThickAsThieves;$email -37303;1364958436;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: To sign up for this service, contact smickles. Cost will be 0.01 BTC. -37302;1364958439;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 49 @ 0.00177 = 0.0867 BTC [+] -37301;1364958449;dub;as simple as creating 12 new accounts on varios websites -37300;1364958477;dub;and submitting a sperm sample to Ukto -37299;1364958530;dub;which is why Luke-Jr cannot claim, every sperm is sacred -37298;1364958539;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 25 @ 0.000698 = 0.0175 BTC [+] -37297;1364958560;kakobrekla;lol -37296;1364958628;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00394 = 0.0118 BTC [+] -37295;1364958660;Ukto;burnside: I send out an email every other week or so -37294;1364958727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068135 = 3.4068 BTC [+] -37293;1364958729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.00068136 = 4.5992 BTC [+] -37292;1364958744;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000698 BTC [+] -37291;1364958798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.004 = 1.6 BTC [-] -37290;1364958799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.004 = 0.012 BTC [-] -37289;1364958800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 811 @ 0.0036201 = 2.9359 BTC [-] -37288;1364958801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00360001 = 7.2 BTC [-] -37287;1364958812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00335565 = 5.0335 BTC [-] -37286;1364958814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00320001 = 3.2 BTC [-] -37285;1364958815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4286 @ 0.00310001 = 13.2866 BTC [-] -37284;1364959307;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.00068136 = 5.6212 BTC [+] -37283;1364959309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18250 @ 0.00068141 = 12.4357 BTC [+] -37282;1364959650;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [+] -37281;1364959901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3506 @ 0.00068141 = 2.389 BTC [+] -37280;1364960318;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7795 = 2.3385 BTC [+] -37279;1364960321;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7795 BTC [+] -37278;1364960329;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 28 @ 0.779997 = 21.8399 BTC [+] -37277;1364960452;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 7 @ 2 = 14 BTC [-] -37276;1364960544;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 4 @ 0.002999 = 0.012 BTC [+] -37275;1364960699;Diablo-D3;you know what I find fucking hilarious? -37274;1364960703;Diablo-D3;luke only has 4 shares. -37273;1364960754;ThickAsThieves;after all his whining... -37272;1364960766;nanotube;mircea_popescu: re: sun - the solar radius is about .005 AU, and the coronal edge is about 2 solar radii away from sun surface, according to my googling. so .01 AU for light to get from photosphere to coronal edge. -37271;1364960791;mircea_popescu;i gueess im not up to speed on all the coronal edging -37270;1364960838;nanotube;heh well, it's not particularly well defined or particularly smooth... but it was a good enough number to use as the 'closest thing to the sun other than mercury :) -37269;1364960849;nanotube;because saying 'mercury' every time it's 0 would be silly. -37268;1364960892;nanotube;mercury is about 200 light-seconds away from the sun. -37267;1364960906;mircea_popescu;well if "mthox lag < 200 seconds" = 0 -37266;1364960908;mircea_popescu;we got problems -37265;1364960949;nanotube;hehe well, it does 'closest object'. and there's really nothing between coronal edge (.01 au) and mercury (.39 au) -37264;1364960962;nanotube;so until it gets to like .2 au, closest thing will be .01 -37263;1364960998;nanotube;there are random asteroids and stuff, but they are small enough that they don't even have real names. :P -37262;1364960999;mircea_popescu;actually there's very good reason for the gap -37261;1364961003;mircea_popescu;as in, accretion -37260;1364961023;nanotube;well, reason or no reason, fact remains, there are no intermediate 'points of interest' :) -37259;1364961037;mircea_popescu;ye -37258;1364961040;nanotube;;;goxlag --au -37257;1364961040;gribble;MtGox lag is 46.972662 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0941326887159 AU, which is closest to the distance between the Sun and edge of solar corona, 0.01 AU -37256;1364961058;nanotube;i guess we can all root for goxlag to get to mercury :) -37255;1364961062;mircea_popescu;so basically instead of mercury all the time which is silly -37254;1364961068;mircea_popescu;we get solar corona all the time which is silly -37253;1364961073;mircea_popescu;this improvement! -37252;1364961076;nanotube;hehe less silly than mercury. -37251;1364961107;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C101T] 10 @ 0.26910162 = 2.691 BTC [+] -37250;1364961141;ThickAsThieves;$avg -37249;1364961142;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 107.73 -37248;1364961145;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -37247;1364961145;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 117.80001, Best ask: 117.84400, Bid-ask spread: 0.04399, Last trade: 117.84400, 24 hour volume: 82099.72128991, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 118.36000, 24 hour vwap: 107.92214 -37246;1364961151;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -37245;1364961151;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. -37244;1364961160;ThickAsThieves;! -37243;1364961199;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/353/bitcoin-price-to-rise-above-1000/ -37242;1364961205;mircea_popescu;that's an interesting one. -37241;1364961228;ThickAsThieves;if it does, i wont need to be making bitbets -37240;1364961230;thestringpuller;popescu -37239;1364961234;thestringpuller;thank you -37238;1364961244;mircea_popescu;yw. -37237;1364961245;mircea_popescu;what for ? -37236;1364961299;thestringpuller;you know -37235;1364961323;burnside; burnside: I send out an email every other week or so >> awesome. that's about all you can do then. -37234;1364961350;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -37233;1364961351;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 117.00000, Best ask: 117.59822, Bid-ask spread: 0.59822, Last trade: 117.00000, 24 hour volume: 82038.36838155, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 118.36000, 24 hour vwap: 107.93612 -37232;1364961382;ThickAsThieves;http://bitbet.us/bet/356/a-third-competitor-company-to-bfl-and-avalon/ Isn't Asicminer already making plans? -37231;1364961425;mircea_popescu;ya well plans. -37230;1364961457;mircea_popescu;iirc they were making plans to have 12th online in january, still ain't happened. -37229;1364961466;ThickAsThieves;indeed -37228;1364961766;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -37227;1364961768;gribble;Current Blocks: 229396 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 427 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 8 hours, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7752366.26707 | Estimated Percent Change: 15.77908 -37226;1364961827;Bugpowder;every time I think of buying more calls I look at them and say DAMN they are expensive -37225;1364961880;sedeki;has anyone done algorithmic trading on mtgox? -37224;1364961971;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C092T] 20 @ 0.32061935 = 6.4124 BTC [+] -37223;1364962010;dub;there is a fair amount of crazy around -37222;1364962024;dub;even solidcoin is going up -37221;1364962030;kakobrekla;O_o -37220;1364962064;dub;pp is up 550% since yesterday -37219;1364962084;kakobrekla;o_O -37218;1364962113;Bugpowder;https://apps.facebook.com/bitcoin-tx/ -37217;1364962113;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C119T] 35 @ 0.19090837 = 6.6818 BTC -37216;1364962123;Bugpowder;bitcoin tip app for facebook looks like its happening -37215;1364962140;kakobrekla;lol -37214;1364962157;Bugpowder;bitcoin is about to go VIRAL! -37213;1364962169;kakobrekla;we had those before -37212;1364962176;kakobrekla;and they all sucked -37211;1364962184;kakobrekla;also crpyto ppl on fb? right. -37210;1364962532;dub;I've seen a couple of disparate fb friends crapping on about bitcoin -37209;1364962571;ThickAsThieves;ive had like 1 person even Like/Comment on any of my bitcoin posts -37208;1364962587;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P200T] 335 @ 0.85561207 = 286.63 BTC [-] -37207;1364962612;ThickAsThieves;a few days ago, I said "When I started sharing news about bitcoin, it was worth $20. Today it is worth $93." Then I got responses. -37206;1364962612;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 35 @ 0.40000001 = 14 BTC [+] -37205;1364962613;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 48 @ 0.4 = 19.2 BTC [-] -37204;1364962614;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.398888 = 0.7978 BTC [-] -37203;1364962615;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.39879999 = 1.1964 BTC [-] -37202;1364962616;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.39879999 BTC [-] -37201;1364962625;mircea_popescu;those puts got massacred. -37200;1364962644;Bugpowder;ah ohhhh -37199;1364962657;Bugpowder;it stopped working -37198;1364962666;Bugpowder;;;ticker -37197;1364962667;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 117.75001, Best ask: 118.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24999, Last trade: 118.00000, 24 hour volume: 81957.38870023, 24 hour low: 99.00000, 24 hour high: 118.36000, 24 hour vwap: 108.12679 -37196;1364962703;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 10000 -37195;1364962705;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 1097486.2139 USD and would take the last price down to 105.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 109.7486 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -37194;1364962711;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 15000 -37193;1364962711;gribble;A market order to sell 15000 bitcoins right now would net 1608242.7036 USD and would take the last price down to 100.2146 USD, resulting in an average price of 107.2162 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 6.0775 seconds -37192;1364962719;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 25000 -37191;1364962719;gribble;A market order to sell 25000 bitcoins right now would net 2577154.7109 USD and would take the last price down to 93.1000 USD, resulting in an average price of 103.0862 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 13.9036 seconds -37190;1364962739;ThickAsThieves;needs a lotta bitcoins to fill those puts -37189;1364963101;unbalanced__;There's no "naked short selling" in BTC-land, is there? -37188;1364963109;Diablo-D3;no -37187;1364963114;Diablo-D3;theres no shorting at all -37186;1364963122;Diablo-D3;you can either go long, or buy USD. -37185;1364963141;unbalanced__;Right, I should have spoken in terms of puts/calls. -37184;1364963157;unbalanced__;So if someone wants to bet on a down draft, they could buy puts. -37183;1364963188;mircea_popescu;you could buy puts or write calls -37182;1364963196;mircea_popescu;but you will have to cover the calls you write. -37181;1364963228;unbalanced__;Do I buy the puts with BTC? So even if the puts do well, they're just a hedge on my BTC losses? -37180;1364963247;mircea_popescu;you buy the puts with btc yea -37179;1364963277;mircea_popescu;not sure what you mean by just a hedge. -37178;1364963307;unbalanced__;Ah, imagine an extreme case of putting all your BTC into puts. -37177;1364963314;Bugpowder;I did that -37176;1364963318;Bugpowder;well 30% -37175;1364963324;Bugpowder;it was a major mistake -37174;1364963329;mircea_popescu;unbalanced__ yea ? -37173;1364963350;unbalanced__;BTC goes down... the puts go up... but they're denominated in BTC. So it's a wash. Or at least the river meeting the ocean? -37172;1364963359;mircea_popescu;its not a wash by any means -37171;1364963379;mircea_popescu;you buy 1k puts struck at 100. these cost you .1 each, so you pay 100 btc -37170;1364963390;mircea_popescu;price goes to 50. your puts are now worth 2k btc. you've made 20x -37169;1364963394;Bugpowder;oh its not a wash at all -37168;1364963414;Bugpowder;You can basically hedge your position -37167;1364963419;Bugpowder;in fiat terms -37166;1364963425;Bugpowder;by buying around 20% of your nut in puts -37165;1364963427;Bugpowder;or less -37164;1364963437;mircea_popescu;yeah. if you go over that you're basically leveraging into a short. -37163;1364963452;Bugpowder;yeahe -37162;1364963456;unbalanced__;Thanx guise. -37161;1364963483;unbalanced__;Since I'm long BTC and crazy bullish, and aim to buy calls soon, I was just trying to suss out, how loaded would a whale have to be to turn this bull run around? -37160;1364963487;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00177 BTC [+] -37159;1364963505;mircea_popescu;a whale doesn't have any particular interest in fighting the tape. -37158;1364963531;unbalanced__;Exactly... I can't see who in BTC land would have any interest in seeing it go down. -37157;1364963542;mircea_popescu;not exactly what i said. -37156;1364963543;unbalanced__;Other than maybe you as a call writer. -37155;1364963582;mircea_popescu;ian bakewell! -37154;1364963591;unbalanced__;It's easy in stocks for dozens of hedge funds to beat a stock price into the ground to accumulate more, if naked short selling is allowed in those markets. Here it's a lot harder to rein in a bull run, no? -37153;1364963600;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C122T] 20 @ 0.18087035 = 3.6174 BTC -37152;1364963642;mircea_popescu;i dunno, mtgox/cointards are doing a pretty darn good job of it -37151;1364963690;Bugpowder;BAKEWELL.... when good cointards go bad. -37150;1364963696;mircea_popescu;anyway, im off. gl all. -37149;1364963702;unbalanced__;you too -37148;1364963704;unbalanced__;thanks -37147;1364980578;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -37146;1364980579;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 127.00000, Best ask: 127.00003, Bid-ask spread: 0.00003, Last trade: 127.00000, 24 hour volume: 93833.30411689, 24 hour low: 100.15000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 113.90981 -37145;1364980583;ThickAsThieves;mornin! -37144;1364980589;mircea_popescu;hai -37143;1364980599;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -37142;1364980599;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.537715 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00107757483944 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -37141;1364980612;ThickAsThieves;130 -37140;1364980635;mircea_popescu;crazy. -37139;1364980658;ThickAsThieves;131 -37138;1364980700;mod6;just like zooooooooom -37137;1364980722;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 149 -37136;1364980724;gribble;There are currently 6271.479 bitcoins offered at or under 149.0 USD, worth 865227.350584 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0010 seconds -37135;1364980731;mod6;;;asks 250 -37134;1364980731;gribble;There are currently 19338.039 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 3212573.62477 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.0612 seconds -37133;1364980732;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -37132;1364980732;gribble;There are currently 41029910 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9741936.25613 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.8355 seconds -37131;1364980765;jurov;morning! yes, it's cause i'm selling some...price blows up immediately after :) -37130;1364980775;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/319333218493005825 -37129;1364980780;mircea_popescu;all i got to say -37128;1364980850;taub;afraid you'll have to eat a big loss again? -37127;1364980855;ThickAsThieves;is it possible for something to be oversold and overpriced? -37126;1364980869;taub;sexy background pic lol -37125;1364980889;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes. -37124;1364980906;ThickAsThieves;whats that mean? -37123;1364980908;mircea_popescu;taub not even. affraid we'll end up with a rehash of the runup to 30 -37122;1364980912;ThickAsThieves;for it to be both -37121;1364980917;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves mania. -37120;1364980924;taub;well that's gonna happen eventually -37119;1364980932;ThickAsThieves;hah thats exactly the only word i could come up with earlier -37118;1364980933;mircea_popescu;taub death is also going to happen eventually. -37117;1364980933;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 12 @ 0.779998 = 9.36 BTC [+] -37116;1364980936;taub;trends dont go on for forever usually -37115;1364980952;mircea_popescu;this is basically the worst attack on bitcoin from the very people bitcoin is here to slaughter. -37114;1364980957;taub;even fiat flucutates against each otehr a ton -37113;1364980966;mircea_popescu;the sheeple following trends are doing a "we follow baaa baaaa" number on bitcoin -37112;1364980975;mircea_popescu;it's working so far ;/\ -37111;1364980982;ThickAsThieves;its on regular news now, not just online or tech news -37110;1364980992;taub;signs to get out prolly -37109;1364980992;ThickAsThieves;people dont care the price -37108;1364980996;taub;or watch for big reversals -37107;1364980998;mod6;yeah. everyone and their grandma wants btc -37106;1364981001;taub;hold on to your hats -37105;1364981021;ThickAsThieves;if they are just buying in now, and amateurs, price is meaningless -37104;1364981063;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -37103;1364981064;gribble;MtGox lag is 219.524796 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.439925233262 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -37102;1364981110;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.009832 = 0.0983 BTC [-] -37101;1364981120;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 90 @ 0.009831 = 0.8848 BTC [-] -37100;1364981154;ThickAsThieves;$avg -37099;1364981155;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 113.58 -37098;1364981250;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 691 @ 0.009831 = 6.7932 BTC [-] -37097;1364981252;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 109 @ 0.00983 = 1.0715 BTC [-] -37096;1364981427;ThickAsThieves;need sleep, nite -37095;1364981428;mircea_popescu;taub yeah totally. -37094;1364981451;taub;tbh i thought 93 was gonna be the big one -37093;1364981459;taub;not quite there yet it seems -37092;1364981582;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.188 BTC [+] -37091;1364981582;mircea_popescu;heh -37090;1364981763;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.431 = 3.017 BTC [-] -37089;1364981882;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.33300001 BTC [-] -37088;1364981883;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.333 = 2.997 BTC [-] -37087;1364981885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.322 = 0.966 BTC [-] -37086;1364981885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3200001 BTC [-] -37085;1364981886;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 49 @ 0.32 = 15.68 BTC [-] -37084;1364982121;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.431 = 4.741 BTC [-] -37083;1364982132;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779998 BTC [+] -37082;1364982184;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779998 BTC [+] -37081;1364982265;mod6;we're gonna find out just how worthless USD really is -37080;1364982347;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 999 @ 0.00983 = 9.8202 BTC [-] -37079;1364982362;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.479966 BTC [+] -37078;1364982444;jurov;also, tits. -37077;1364982446;jurov;(,)(,) -37076;1364982463;mod6;haha. those are some crazy nipples j -37075;1364982579;bgupta;is there an FAQ for the options? -37074;1364982735;jurov;bgupta, i put a cheatsheet here: https://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/call-option-calculation/msg2445/#msg2445 -37073;1364982831;jurov;and also https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=67302.0 (but the opening of position is now done differently) -37072;1364982845;bitesak;bgupta, and a nice overview of all options available: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGxfRk5SS0hxT1lsVmdLdU1QY0RveGc#gid=6 -37071;1364982876;taub;140 lel -37070;1364982883;taub;hysteria -37069;1364982919;bgupta;are options for .1 btc? -37068;1364982927;taub;1 -37067;1364982952;taub;settled in bitcoins tho -37066;1364982962;bitesak;;;ticker -37065;1364982963;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 134.03707, Best ask: 136.50000, Bid-ask spread: 2.46293, Last trade: 136.50000, 24 hour volume: 99269.33772735, 24 hour low: 100.15000, 24 hour high: 136.75381, 24 hour vwap: 115.26807 -37064;1364982974;Diablo-D3;are you fucking shitting me? -37063;1364982985;taub;whut -37062;1364983032;bgupta;so O.USD.C101T is call to buy at 101? why is the bid/ask range .19xxx-0.272xxx? -37061;1364983043;taub;oh good it wasnt at 140 then, the cli display shows it at 140 -37060;1364983057;mircea_popescu;le wow. -37059;1364983066;bgupta;it was 140 -37058;1364983071;jurov;yes. and the spread is generally because of the risk involved -37057;1364983094;taub;bgupta: just multiple it by the 24h price -37056;1364983102;taub;;;24hp -37055;1364983102;gribble;Error: "24hp" is not a valid command. -37054;1364983105;jurov;$avg -37053;1364983106;mpexbot;jurov: 114.54 -37052;1364983106;taub;whatever the command is -37051;1364983113;jurov;^that -37050;1364983114;taub;:) -37049;1364983117;bgupta;Ah % price -37048;1364983285;bgupta;a lot of these don't have a bid or an ask. -37047;1364983297;bitesak;;;asks 1000 -37046;1364983297;gribble;There are currently 27760.159 bitcoins offered at or under 1000.0 USD, worth 8382539.9052 USD in total. | Data vintage: 67.0005 seconds -37045;1364983354;bitesak;;;asks 250 -37044;1364983356;gribble;There are currently 17686.764 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 3057767.60599 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0007 seconds -37043;1364983408;bgupta;ah there we go, a refresh later and everything has bids and asks -37042;1364983642;jurov;bgupta, it's the MPOE bot, sometimes it leaves for a while -37041;1364983653;jurov;smoking pause or whatever -37040;1364983660;bgupta;heh ok. -37039;1364983679;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.779998 = 1.56 BTC [+] -37038;1364983681;bgupta;I find it odd that the counterparty is a bot. -37037;1364983698;bgupta;however, I believe I understand why.. -37036;1364983725;bgupta;need a market maker, to facilitate trade, and there aren't enough humans writing options -37035;1364983808;bgupta;N vs T? -37034;1364983913;bgupta;CurrenT, Next? -37033;1364983934;bgupta;(month) -37032;1364983964;jurov;yes -37031;1364984262;mircea_popescu;everybody : please promote http://trilema.com/2013/people-bitcoin-is-not-worth-100-dollars-per-stop-buying/ on whatever social media etc. -37030;1364984274;mircea_popescu;i know it's a bitter pill, but seriously... we'll end up fucked. -37029;1364984671;fdas;but you were talking about only $100 btc :P -37028;1364984673;jurov;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1bkpvy/people_bitcoin_is_not_worth_100_dollars_per_stop/ -37027;1364984679;fdas;NOW it's different -37026;1364984708;taub;https://dl.dropbox.com/u/6911896/topfishin.png maybe something cute -37025;1364984715;mircea_popescu;fdas ya well... -37024;1364984717;jurov;but not even satoshi can stop it this time -37023;1364984723;mircea_popescu;jurov i guess not. -37022;1364984730;mircea_popescu;can't sit and not say anything. -37021;1364984743;mircea_popescu;"all it takes for stupidity to succeed" and all that. -37020;1364984774;jurov;yes. and mpex deposits, please :) -37019;1364984818;mircea_popescu;a yes -37018;1364984876;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 49 @ 0.779998 = 38.2199 BTC [+] -37017;1364984992;mircea_popescu;and flushed. -37016;1364985243;mircea_popescu;lol hide my pc appspot ? -37015;1364985365;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C110T] 100 @ 0.26204127 = 26.2041 BTC [+] -37014;1364985397;jurov;sry that's proxy i use to read trilema -37013;1364985401;jurov;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1bkq2p/people_bitcoin_is_not_worth_100_dollars_per_stop/ -37012;1364985406;jurov;fixed -37011;1364985436;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C125T] 100 @ 0.1998944 = 19.9894 BTC [+] -37010;1364985481;dub;mircea_popescu: yeah its $150 per -37009;1364985490;mircea_popescu;yes well... -37008;1364985490;taub;asks are getting made love to -37007;1364985504;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C155T] 400 @ 0.11821909 = 47.2876 BTC -37006;1364985777;Schadenfreude;Judging by that momentum it's going to pop sooner than later -37005;1364985791;taub;yea... -37004;1364985805;taub;and my coins are in limbo between btce and mtgox -37003;1364985807;taub;:[ -37002;1364985869;Schadenfreude;I already made 500% profit and am all out watching for it to crash -37001;1364985881;taub;haha -37000;1364985890;Schadenfreude;Could've been more, but I'm not a gambling man -36999;1364985897;taub;all those people that had to get verified and wathced it soar the last week -36998;1364985902;taub;are now desperate -36997;1364985932;Schadenfreude;250>1350ish€ seems great, no? -36996;1364985972;Schadenfreude;Which will make some sweet dividends once I put it into BTC-securities in a more rational market -36995;1364986058;taub;1350 coins? -36994;1364986141;Schadenfreude;Sadly not, euros as in € -36993;1364986314;taub;why not focus on accumilating coins -36992;1364986346;taub;so, buy back in after crash ;) -36991;1364986357;taub;what if we go to 200 today, then we're def fucking goin down hard -36990;1364986357;Schadenfreude;Was my main plan -36989;1364986358;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C185T] 95 @ 0.07377055 = 7.0082 BTC -36988;1364986386;taub;but we prolly reached at top, right here -36987;1364986393;taub;i wish i could sell right now -36986;1364986396;Schadenfreude;;;ticker -36985;1364986397;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.00001, Best ask: 141.98998, Bid-ask spread: 0.98997, Last trade: 141.10100, 24 hour volume: 107422.54894605, 24 hour low: 102.00000, 24 hour high: 143.90000, 24 hour vwap: 117.47279 -36984;1364986420;Schadenfreude;150 might be psychologically significant enough -36983;1364986433;Schadenfreude;Could crah anytime though, last one popped at 31-33ish -36982;1364986446;taub;yup -36981;1364986523;Schadenfreude;What's more interesting is where it will go to after crashing, 10ish seems too low -36980;1364986529;bitesak;;;asks 150 -36979;1364986530;gribble;There are currently 5545.1177 bitcoins offered at or under 150.0 USD, worth 819419.244866 USD in total. | Data vintage: 81.4224 seconds -36978;1364986553;taub;100-50 -36977;1364986556;taub;my guess -36976;1364986563;taub;dont think we will go below 50 anytime soon -36975;1364986982;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.321 = 3.21 BTC [+] -36974;1364987042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [-] -36973;1364987102;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3180994 BTC [-] -36972;1364987162;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.30000001 = 2.4 BTC [-] -36971;1364987220;Schadenfreude;Holy shit, somebody paid $10000 for 70 btc -36970;1364987222;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.3 = 1.5 BTC [-] -36969;1364987253;bgupta;well one thing to perhaps look at is how btc traded after crossing 1USD and 10USD pyschological barriers. Haven't looked too closely yet.. as I'm pretty sure marekt conditions were quite different. -36968;1364987282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.431 = 5.172 BTC [-] -36967;1364987317;bgupta;;;bids 100 -36966;1364987317;gribble;There are currently 21209.86 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 2410540.73085 USD in total. | Data vintage: 73.5523 seconds -36965;1364987462;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.93 = 5.79 BTC [-] -36964;1364987521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 21 @ 0.479955 = 10.0791 BTC [+] -36963;1364987760;bgupta;;;bids 120 -36962;1364987762;gribble;There are currently 5670.2757 bitcoins demanded at or over 120.0 USD, worth 740933.924797 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0049 seconds -36961;1364988030;bitesak;;;ticker -36960;1364988031;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 145.50001, Best ask: 145.78998, Bid-ask spread: 0.28997, Last trade: 145.79000, 24 hour volume: 109826.82126183, 24 hour low: 102.50000, 24 hour high: 146.00000, 24 hour vwap: 118.31690 -36959;1364988200;Anduck;!ticker s.dice -36958;1364988200;assbot;The vision of Christ that thou dost see ... is my vision's greatest enemy. -36957;1364988204;Anduck;!ticker m s.dice -36956;1364988205;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00310001 / 0.00368235 / 0.00400173 (25821 shares, 95.08 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00331583 / 0.00448 (718545 shares, 2,382.58 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00424531 / 0.006225 (1571439 shares, 6,671.26 BTC) -36955;1364988687;bgupta;so anyone remember when it ran from 10 to 30? I think the thing that popped it was the mtgox heist, no? -36954;1364988717;mircea_popescu; What's more interesting is where it will go to after crashing, 10ish seems too low << i can tell you that the major players will inflict at least a 1/3 punishment to the lemmings putting price this high. -36953;1364988722;mircea_popescu;so nothing over 100 is going to get bought. -36952;1364988755;Diablo-D3;huh -36951;1364988757;Diablo-D3;hey mp -36950;1364988762;mircea_popescu;ello -36949;1364988766;Diablo-D3;whats a url for a profitability calculator -36948;1364988776;mircea_popescu;um. i have no idea. you're the miner neh ? -36947;1364988797;Diablo-D3;I could calculate it by hand but meh -36946;1364988829;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.78997 = 2.3699 BTC [+] -36945;1364989109;bgupta;;;bids 95.7 -36944;1364989111;gribble;There are currently 25483.015 bitcoins demanded at or over 95.7 USD, worth 2825225.0196 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0062 seconds -36943;1364989123;bgupta;;;bids 50 -36942;1364989124;gribble;There are currently 87921.054 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 7578933.5071 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.7352 seconds -36941;1364989137;bgupta;;; bids 0 -36940;1364989137;gribble;There are currently 41207088 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10375480.9223 USD in total. | Data vintage: 26.0924 seconds -36939;1364989169;bgupta;;;asks 155 -36938;1364989170;gribble;There are currently 5051.1155 bitcoins offered at or under 155.0 USD, worth 756571.619693 USD in total. | Data vintage: 58.6891 seconds -36937;1364989176;taub;mtgox in a perpetual state of lag haha -36936;1364989210;taub;now its not even enough to predict future prices, you also have to predict current ones when you entry -36935;1364989214;taub;rofl -36934;1364989272;bgupta;how does trading even function with lag? -36933;1364989296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.0006815 = 10.6314 BTC [+] -36932;1364989297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00068372 = 6.8372 BTC [+] -36931;1364989298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00068373 = 3.4187 BTC [+] -36930;1364989299;taub;what do you mean -36929;1364989305;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00068777 = 4.1266 BTC [+] -36928;1364989314;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.771 BTC [-] -36927;1364989320;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -36926;1364989324;bgupta;lag means you don't know trades were executed until some time in the future? -36925;1364989342;taub;well, it means that the orderbook you are seeing right now is 3 minutes old -36924;1364989345;taub;or -36923;1364989361;taub;if you send an order now, it will take the lag time until it shows on the orderbook -36922;1364989385;bgupta;damn 5:45 and growing -36921;1364989393;bgupta;wonder if that is people selling? -36920;1364989410;taub;5:45? -36919;1364989413;saulimus;watch for the drop -36918;1364989423;bgupta;| Lag: 6:12.618 -36917;1364989429;taub;oh, ya -36916;1364989437;taub;i havent found out the correlation -36915;1364989440;taub;except volatility -36914;1364989485;bgupta;mpex bots seem to shutdown when there is lag? -36913;1364989554;mircea_popescu;bgupta not rly. -36912;1364989576;taub;seems like my lag theory was correct -36911;1364989583;taub;from couple days ago -36910;1364989590;mircea_popescu;the bot puts them in the book with an expiration time -36909;1364989591;taub;book getting spammed with 0.01 orders -36908;1364989600;mircea_popescu;sometimes that comes a little (like, seconds) before the bot gets to put the new set in -36907;1364989630;mircea_popescu;on the other hand if the bot can't get price feed it won't quote -36906;1364989674;bgupta;Lag crosse 7:00 -36905;1364989728;taub;its happening -36904;1364989732;taub;;;ticker -36903;1364989732;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 140.22000, Best ask: 141.00100, Bid-ask spread: 0.78100, Last trade: 140.22000, 24 hour volume: 109826.82126183, 24 hour low: 102.50000, 24 hour high: 146.00000, 24 hour vwap: 118.31690 -36902;1364989739;pizzaman1337;yeah, big drop it seems -36901;1364989746;pizzaman1337;could have just been one sell though -36900;1364989752;pizzaman1337;too much lag to tell... -36899;1364989762;taub;now in 7 minutes lets see what happens then -36898;1364989796;taub;fuck, my funds arrived, but just a tad too late -36897;1364989802;bgupta;;;la -36896;1364989802;gribble;Error: "la" is not a valid command. -36895;1364989807;bgupta;;;lag -36894;1364989807;gribble;Error: "lag" is not a valid command. -36893;1364989815;bitesak;goxlag -36892;1364989816;dub;;;goxlag -36891;1364989816;gribble;MtGox lag is 468.536678 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.938942256714 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -36890;1364989823;bgupta;taub, too late too sell? -36889;1364989823;mircea_popescu;lmao -36888;1364989825;mircea_popescu;nanotube ^ -36887;1364989843;bgupta;or too late to buy puts? -36886;1364989864;taub;well, too late to catch this particular move that just happend -36885;1364989878;bgupta;via coins or options? -36884;1364989882;taub;i'm confident i'll get my fill still in the next 7 mins, the order got sent before the big drop -36883;1364989886;bgupta;options bots weren't quotin -36882;1364989889;taub;i dont trade options -36881;1364989893;bgupta;ahh. -36880;1364989910;taub;okay now it goes down further, :( bummer -36879;1364989920;bgupta;how can you tell? -36878;1364989936;bgupta;carkmoody seems stuck -36877;1364989942;taub;not for me -36876;1364989946;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/ yup it's down -36875;1364989963;bgupta;141/142 range? -36874;1364989963;taub;do you got linuix? -36873;1364989965;bgupta;or lower? -36872;1364989974;taub;best bid is 139.9 -36871;1364989996;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -36870;1364989997;gribble;MtGox lag is 563.040692 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.12832724265 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -36869;1364990004;taub;http://prof7bit.github.com/goxtool/ this is good too -36868;1364990029;bgupta;Lagbets heh -36867;1364990123;bgupta;;;bids 140 -36866;1364990125;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 140.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0043 seconds -36865;1364990144;bgupta;ah there it goes -36864;1364990161;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -36863;1364990162;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 138.83060, Best ask: 143.19999, Bid-ask spread: 4.36939, Last trade: 138.83060, 24 hour volume: 109826.82126183, 24 hour low: 102.50000, 24 hour high: 146.00000, 24 hour vwap: 118.31690 -36862;1364990166;bgupta;really wide spread -36861;1364990176;mircea_popescu;dude i'm so impressed. the market listened. thank you! -36860;1364990222;bgupta;mircea_popescu: You want it back to 95? -36859;1364990236;mircea_popescu;no. i just don't want it to bubble. -36858;1364990526;dub;;;goxlag -36857;1364990527;gribble;MtGox lag is 521.994696 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.04607152624 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -36856;1364990572;TradeFortress;love the new gribble text. -36855;1364990630;bitesak;;;ticker -36854;1364990638;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 132.15805, Best ask: 139.00000, Bid-ask spread: 6.84195, Last trade: 139.00000, 24 hour volume: 109826.82126183, 24 hour low: 102.50000, 24 hour high: 146.00000, 24 hour vwap: 118.31690 -36853;1364990651;bgupta;132 <-> 139 -36852;1364990671;bgupta;must be midnight somewhere -36851;1364990681;dub;its not accurate -36850;1364990699;dub;no trades have been placed for 10 minutes -36849;1364990808;dub;;;bcstats -36848;1364990810;gribble;Current Blocks: 229457 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 366 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 1 hour, 20 minutes, and 53 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7768579.67908 | Estimated Percent Change: 16.02123 -36847;1364990819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00068777 = 5.2271 BTC [+] -36846;1364991113;mjr_;wow -36845;1364991119;mjr_;this is fun -36844;1364991176;bgupta;is it goxlag understood, and perhaps fixable by the exchange? -36843;1364991183;mjr_;lol -36842;1364991194;mjr_;of course its fixable -36841;1364991199;mjr_;these are solved problems -36840;1364991205;bowjob;;;ticker -36839;1364991206;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 133.28100, Best ask: 136.99000, Bid-ask spread: 3.70900, Last trade: 136.99000, 24 hour volume: 109826.82126183, 24 hour low: 102.50000, 24 hour high: 146.00000, 24 hour vwap: 118.31690 -36838;1364991210;mjr_;there is a global forex market where trillions of dollars are traded every day -36837;1364991214;bowjob;;;goxlag -36836;1364991215;gribble;MtGox lag is 311.754968 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.624753465289 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -36835;1364991218;mjr_;and they don't wait 5 minutes for an order -36834;1364991220;bowjob;crash -36833;1364991284;bgupta;Bowjob you referring to price or the functionality of mtgox ;) -36832;1364991286;mjr_;you gotta love how wide this spread is -36831;1364991492;bgupta;sigh for most of that apike and drop mpex bots weren't quoting.. -36830;1364991500;mircea_popescu; lol <<< this. -36829;1364991513;mircea_popescu;bgupta http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/ was offline. -36828;1364991524;bgupta;ahh... -36827;1364991532;mircea_popescu;now i see "invalid symbol" -36826;1364991556;bgupta;still getting 502 but quotes did come back.. -36825;1364991568;bgupta;at least a min ago they were there -36824;1364991599;mjr_;i was mostly joking about 188 calls... -36823;1364991609;mjr_;and being limited by 200 strike -36822;1364991610;mircea_popescu;bgupta it probably managed to pull one. -36821;1364991638;mjr_;;;ticker -36820;1364991638;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 132.10000, Best ask: 132.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.70000, Last trade: 132.80000, 24 hour volume: 113914.00406253, 24 hour low: 103.59000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 119.79724 -36819;1364991659;mjr_;24 hour volume: 113914.00406253 -36818;1364991666;pingec;;;goxlag -36817;1364991666;gribble;MtGox lag is 76.788317 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.153882927503 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -36816;1364991725;mjr_;buy wall at 130 -36815;1364991812;bgupta;lag spiking again -36814;1364991891;ChaangNoi;nice -36813;1364991898;ChaangNoi;;;asks 150 -36812;1364991901;gribble;There are currently 11975.009 bitcoins offered at or under 150.0 USD, worth 1746325.8334 USD in total. | Data vintage: 100.2402 seconds -36811;1364991902;ChaangNoi;;;bids 100 -36810;1364991902;gribble;There are currently 20939.625 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 2330617.2525 USD in total. | Data vintage: 102.0011 seconds -36809;1364992413;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.00068777 = 0.9629 BTC [+] -36808;1364992415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00069537 = 7.1275 BTC [+] -36807;1364992692;mjr_;did they close the SA thread? -36806;1364992992;ChaangNoi;ltc near $5 lol -36805;1364993014;TradeFortress;kinda surprised LTC is so affected by btcusd -36804;1364993062;ChaangNoi;i think its just funny it went up like 10,000% in 2 months or so -36803;1364993071;bgupta;ltc spiked on mtgox rumors, that's all I think -36802;1364993084;ChaangNoi;moe than just rumors -36801;1364993097;ChaangNoi;more* -36800;1364993107;bgupta;well, tux said it would be easy to do, but didn't say he would. -36799;1364993112;ChaangNoi;once gox lists it, it should trade in the 1/10th to1/5th of btc price -36798;1364993119;bgupta;SOunded positive for it happening though -36797;1364993128;ChaangNoi;he said he was not ready to say when "soon" would be -36796;1364993162;bgupta;I wish he would fix the broken shit, before adding litecoin -36795;1364993164;dub;its not a rumour anymore -36794;1364993176;dub;gox is rolling out ltc/nmc 'soon' -36793;1364993180;bgupta;ah which accounts for the selloff -36792;1364993186;dub;check topic in #mtgox -36791;1364993187;ChaangNoi;nmc too? lol -36790;1364993216;dub;I suggested that maybe the concentrate on supporting btc first -36789;1364993261;bgupta;ltc I sorta get. nmc, seems kinda sily. -36788;1364993265;ChaangNoi;i just sold 900 nmc lol and now its way way up -36787;1364993270;bgupta;next they'll be doing devcoin -36786;1364993273;dub;nmc does a lot more than ltc -36785;1364993292;TradeFortress;bgupta, source -36784;1364993294;TradeFortress;? -36783;1364993302;TradeFortress;devcoin d oes not align with profits. -36782;1364993303;ChaangNoi;he is kidding -36781;1364993305;bgupta;that was sarcasm -36780;1364993308;TradeFortress;lol ok. -36779;1364993314;dub;BTE us bext -36778;1364993317;dub;next* -36777;1364993422;mircea_popescu; once gox lists it, it should trade in the 1/10th to1/5th of btc price << eh get out. -36776;1364993440;ChaangNoi;want to make a bet? :) -36775;1364993445;mircea_popescu;go aheasd -36774;1364993450;ChaangNoi;like 1 month after the list it -36773;1364993454;ChaangNoi;they -36772;1364993456;TradeFortress;eh no -36771;1364993460;ChaangNoi;it should be in that range -36770;1364993463;ChaangNoi;oh lol -36769;1364993472;TradeFortress;people hear about bitcoin in the news, not litecoin -36768;1364993501;bgupta;I think the point being that if litecoin gets listed it will be in the news too -36767;1364993502;ChaangNoi;1/10 ltc only needs to go up to $13 -36766;1364993520;bgupta;3 x -36765;1364993522;ChaangNoi;yeah, just wait.. 250% for ltc is nothing -36764;1364993534;ChaangNoi;it just went up 10,000% -36763;1364993560;mircea_popescu;well basically... if that happens ltc is fucked -36762;1364993565;mircea_popescu;i don't much care either way. -36761;1364993582;bgupta;is lag a constant thing? -36760;1364993592;bgupta;never really paid close attention -36759;1364993605;TradeFortress;bgupta, yup gox has a history of lag -36758;1364993606;dub;pretty much -36757;1364993654;mjr_;i love the new au feature of goxlag -36756;1364993698;ChaangNoi;ltc is fucked? how so -36755;1364993701;bgupta;So is 147 the all time and foreever new high for btc? -36754;1364993746;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01201 BTC [+] -36753;1364993751;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 9 @ 0.012 = 0.108 BTC [-] -36752;1364993790;mircea_popescu;carniwhore = girl who puts out for carnations. -36751;1364993804;TradeFortress;just wait till ltc gets more transactions -36750;1364993811;mircea_popescu;bgupta no. but for 2013 hopefully. -36749;1364993814;TradeFortress;you'd see all the "LTC is faster!" guys complain that their TX isn't making it into a block -36748;1364993816;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.14301 BTC [-] -36747;1364993838;bgupta;is mtgox the main place to do fiat/btc trading? (I know they have like 70% or something, but they have wierd transfer limits and stuff. -36746;1364993857;TradeFortress;bgupta, they have the biggest orderbook iirc, but not the only place obviously -36745;1364993882;bgupta;is that where people in this channel trade? -36744;1364993883;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.143 BTC [-] -36743;1364993890;TradeFortress;bgupta, no, this is bitcoin assets -36742;1364993901;TradeFortress;#mtgox -36741;1364993905;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1421 BTC [-] -36740;1364993911;mircea_popescu;bgupta they had something like 70% a year ago. -36739;1364993918;mircea_popescu;atm they're struggling to keep a third. -36738;1364993938;bgupta;what''s the next biggest, or is it really ditributed? -36737;1364993940;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 124 @ 0.00362 = 0.4489 BTC [-] -36736;1364993956;bgupta;guessing we all still follow gox since they are still the biggest? -36735;1364993967;mircea_popescu;kinda distributed -36734;1364993969;TradeFortress;well I do. -36733;1364993973;bgupta;IE: options are priced against gox -36732;1364993982;mircea_popescu;options are priced against all exchanges. -36731;1364993986;bitesak;;;ticker -36730;1364993986;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 128.93917, Best ask: 129.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.86083, Last trade: 128.93917, 24 hour volume: 119765.32170538, 24 hour low: 103.75000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 120.69408 -36729;1364993989;mircea_popescu;gox is about 70% of that. -36728;1364993996;mircea_popescu;the exchange market is roughly half tho, otc is pretty big -36727;1364994002;mircea_popescu;and then there's the private traders -36726;1364994006;TradeFortress;OTC usually relies on gox price. -36725;1364994013;mircea_popescu;only for small trades. -36724;1364994017;TradeFortress;And then there's the FastCash4Bitcoins and Bitcoins Direct -36723;1364994059;bgupta;sure but those are like gox +/- XX%, no? -36722;1364994078;bgupta;private traders, sounds interesting.. -36721;1364994095;mircea_popescu;but yes, mtgox does have an overextended and unjustified impact on price formation. -36720;1364994100;bgupta;like street trading? -36719;1364994103;mircea_popescu;if that's what you were asking -36718;1364994109;bgupta;kinda was. -36717;1364994115;mircea_popescu;i don't know what street has to do with anything ? -36716;1364994121;bgupta;for a site that is prety broken.. -36715;1364994124;mircea_popescu;private as in i know about it, you don't. -36714;1364994125;mircea_popescu;private. -36713;1364994145;bgupta;well, it's like otc, not an exchange. -36712;1364994150;bgupta;but not in channel -36711;1364994154;mircea_popescu; the exchange market is roughly half tho, otc is pretty big <<< -36710;1364994183;bgupta;I imagine that folks that need to move large amounts don't use standard gox -36709;1364994189;mjr_;it looks like there aer some big fish getting in -36708;1364994204;mjr_;the volume is very high -36707;1364994214;mjr_;;;bids 0 -36706;1364994216;gribble;There are currently 41180994 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10343612.1046 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0109 seconds -36705;1364994225;mircea_popescu;was about 10mn for a while neh ? -36704;1364994241;mjr_;bugpowder would be happy with those numbers -36703;1364994281;ChaangNoi;a lotof btc transactions happen outside of an exchange, ihave not use an exchange in well over a year (other than btc-e for ltc) -36702;1364994309;mjr_;yeah, the bitcoin atm will prob do very well at extending that trend -36701;1364994332;bgupta;I don't plan to use btc/fiat echanges any time soon, at least not gox.. as I'm in US and the whole rcoinlab thing seems a shame -36700;1364994350;mjr_;bgupta: why? -36699;1364994358;mjr_;also, bitfloor is in the US -36698;1364994363;bitesak;;;goxlag -36697;1364994364;gribble;MtGox lag is 119.238373 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.238952364433 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -36696;1364994367;mjr_;and so far its been good to me, though YMMV -36695;1364994401;bgupta;well as soon as I convert to fiat, it's subject to trading taxes.. and coinlab reports. -36694;1364994430;mjr_;that's why i said bitfloor -36693;1364994444;mjr_;AND...it is worth paying taxes if the money is right -36692;1364994469;bgupta;at least from my current reading of the rules… staying in btc means that I am not subject to taxes. -36691;1364994509;bgupta;I was actually wondering if it would work to setup a subsidiary of a US company to do the trading.. and report the profits overseas in a low tax environment. -36690;1364994515;mjr_;mircea_popescu: you were one of the first to offer financial company news over twitter, lol SEC agrees -36689;1364994517;bgupta;(Assuming there are profits of course) -36688;1364994526;mjr_;oh yes of course -36687;1364994533;mjr_;i meant use exchanges to move from fiat to btc -36686;1364994544;mjr_;which is usually the bottleneck -36685;1364994580;mjr_;;;ticker -36684;1364994585;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 131.00000, Best ask: 131.05362, Bid-ask spread: 0.05362, Last trade: 131.00000, 24 hour volume: 119771.38207326, 24 hour low: 103.75000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 120.69450 -36683;1364994607;mjr_;;;calc 120.69450 * 119771.38207326 -36682;1364994607;gribble;14455747.0736 -36681;1364994619;mjr_;14 mill in last 24 hours... -36680;1364994646;mjr_;;;calc 14455747 * .006 -36679;1364994646;gribble;86734.482 -36678;1364994652;mjr_;not a bad day for gox -36677;1364994665;mjr_;maybe lag is a feature not a bug? -36676;1364994692;mircea_popescu;mjr_ hm ? -36675;1364994700;bgupta;so how common is bitcoincharts crashing? -36674;1364994715;bgupta;(It kinda shuts down options trading to some extent) -36673;1364994722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35499999 BTC [+] -36672;1364994726;bgupta;timing kinda sucked this AM -36671;1364994767;mircea_popescu;its more common than it should be. -36670;1364994781;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.35499999 = 0.71 BTC [+] -36669;1364994786;taub;i find short term option plays difficult anyway -36668;1364994789;bgupta;damn it's down again -36667;1364994799;taub;and i dont think they can be used like that right now -36666;1364994805;mjr_;http://www.foxbusiness.com/government/2013/04/02/sec-social-media-ok-for-company-announcements/ -36665;1364994811;taub;they are too expensive, and orient themselves on the average price over the last 24h -36664;1364994814;mircea_popescu;a lol -36663;1364994829;taub;so, maybe for mid to longer term speculation -36662;1364994844;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Do you find bitcoincharts down a lot or is this unusal? -36661;1364994857;mircea_popescu;they were down for two days straight at some point. -36660;1364994874;bgupta;no better quote source that's more stable? -36659;1364994875;mircea_popescu;while the guy had some sort of emotional breakdown -36658;1364994885;mircea_popescu;not afaik, at least yet. maybe emerging. -36657;1364994897;mircea_popescu;it's a pointless dog to chase atm, we have much bigger problems -36656;1364994917;bgupta;too much new money? -36655;1364994937;bgupta;goxlag. -36654;1364994940;mircea_popescu;for instance. broken code, delusive geeks, mtgox going down -36653;1364994945;mircea_popescu;bunch of security breaches -36652;1364994965;Schadenfreude;Security breaches? Like Instawallet? -36651;1364994966;mircea_popescu;the newsfeed going down in all this is cosmetic, what's the value of it being up if gox lag is on the 1.2AU level ? -36650;1364994972;bgupta;delusive as in deceitful? -36649;1364994974;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude and the brazil thing -36648;1364994978;mircea_popescu;and the whatever else -36647;1364994984;mircea_popescu;bgupta nu, like hallucinating. -36646;1364995037;bgupta;ah, the english word I would use is delusionary.. delusive, is more like deceitful. -36645;1364995045;mircea_popescu;i am aware. -36644;1364995052;Schadenfreude;Brazil thing? -36643;1364995059;mircea_popescu;take the recent fork disaster. it being passed off as a great success, what's that ? -36642;1364995069;mircea_popescu;claiming miners vote and thus there's legitimity, what's that ? -36641;1364995077;mircea_popescu;getting darned close to the line. -36640;1364995091;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude http://trilema.com/2013/and-another-one-bites-the-dust-mercado-bitcoin/ -36639;1364995101;Schadenfreude;Thanks -36638;1364995160;bgupta;eh, they dodged a bullet, (IE: were lucky) and Bitcoin foundation chief made losing fork folks whole. And they figured out how to avoid issue in future. -36637;1364995208;bgupta;I supose it has it's bad and good. broken code got fixed… bad that broken code existed for so long, even though people knew about it -36636;1364995236;bgupta;the loss of distributed mining is a big issue -36635;1364995245;bgupta;(I agree with you there) -36634;1364995276;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude iof we believe the frenchies (ie, no funds lost) then the brazil thing is way weorse. -36633;1364995288;mircea_popescu;bgupta you don't follow. -36632;1364995290;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, add bitcoinrain to the mix -36631;1364995300;mircea_popescu;the longer chain was sunk by collusion between people. this is hallmark centralisation. -36630;1364995307;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress i missed that one ? -36629;1364995318;TradeFortress;it's operated by the same guy -36628;1364995320;Schadenfreude;Any estimate on how much money was lost in the brazil incident? -36627;1364995331;TradeFortress;strangely how it went down after me & a few members requested large withdrawls. -36626;1364995333;mircea_popescu;Schadenfreude probably in the millions from what people were saying. no idea. -36625;1364995339;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress ah -36624;1364995362;mircea_popescu;bgupta i agree that a correctly functioning bitcoin would have been fucked in that situation, and so "good" that it was broken. -36623;1364995363;TradeFortress;srsly, "You will get the bitcoins tommorow", tommorow -> site down, 'hacked' -36622;1364995368;mircea_popescu;buyt this doesn't change the fact that it's broken. -36621;1364995375;mircea_popescu;tsk. -36620;1364995378;mircea_popescu;suspicious this -36619;1364995385;mircea_popescu;how large is large TradeFortress ? -36618;1364995450;TradeFortress;about 400 btc total was the withdrawls I know of, but I'm not sure how much coins were lost in bitcoinrain -36617;1364995752;mircea_popescu;wait -36616;1364995758;mircea_popescu;was this rain thing some sort of ponzi ?! -36615;1364995859;bgupta;mircea_popescu: You are correct I don't understand.. I only understand the technical issue with the fork, not the economic or social implications.. is there a more theorough analysis out there? -36614;1364995879;mircea_popescu;not really, i guess. -36613;1364995891;mircea_popescu;but logically thinking : bitcoin is sold as being decentralised, right ? -36612;1364995918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00069537 = 2.7119 BTC [+] -36611;1364995939;mjr_;collusion is not the same as centralization though the effects can be similar -36610;1364995959;mircea_popescu;explain this difference ? -36609;1364995994;troc;the colluding parties are still separate entitites, and may not collude in perpetuity ? -36608;1364996005;mircea_popescu;a, yes. my statement above suffers. -36607;1364996036;mircea_popescu;the case was quite plain central planning : devs said do x, pool op did x. -36606;1364996041;mjr_;yes, that is the difference, but also...you could say that everyone buying bitcoins is "colluding" to raise the price, all our actions are working towards the same goal -36605;1364996055;mircea_popescu;same effect yes, same goal not really. -36604;1364996062;mjr_;or you could say that 51% of voters colluded to elect the candidate they prefer -36603;1364996086;mircea_popescu;mjr_ but to make that work in the case at hand, parish head told people to vote for x, they did. -36602;1364996089;mjr_;if the bitcoin foundation could have unilaterally negated the fork...centralization -36601;1364996091;mircea_popescu;is this democratic process iyo ? -36600;1364996115;mircea_popescu;mjr_ it's not they could have. they in fact did. (and not the bitcoin foundation either, that's an irrelevant little scam by now) -36599;1364996124;mjr_;well...the fact that the choice remained with them means that you may get centralization in effect, but not in cause -36598;1364996130;mircea_popescu;granted. -36597;1364996134;mircea_popescu;but it's still there. -36596;1364996152;mircea_popescu;you have to presume some choice was made. i have my doubts those heads were working. -36595;1364996155;mjr_;i just mean that you could have lobbied for the longer chain...or miners who wanted to continue that path could have -36594;1364996178;mircea_popescu;the btc guild guy made a choice that cost his miners ~1-2k btc -36593;1364996178;mjr_;so in the end, whoever can convince the most people will change the course of history...par for the course -36592;1364996183;mircea_popescu;this is irrational on the face. -36591;1364996192;mjr_;well, i agree -36590;1364996196;mircea_popescu;right. -36589;1364996203;mircea_popescu;so it still doesn't escape the central planning issue. -36588;1364996212;mjr_;but i think they took into account the fact that a fork could have damaged their long term gains into account -36587;1364996212;mircea_popescu;a move was made that was irrational. -36586;1364996220;mircea_popescu;how do you know this to be the case ? -36585;1364996226;mircea_popescu;maybe they were just sheepishly following ? -36584;1364996235;mjr_;i don't know, they could have been sheepishly following -36583;1364996238;mircea_popescu;right. -36582;1364996240;mjr_;but that is their choice -36581;1364996242;mjr_;to follow -36580;1364996243;mircea_popescu;so it's a problem, all i'm sayin'. -36579;1364996250;mjr_;and they earn the right to do so by having the mining power -36578;1364996256;mjr_;oh i agree its a problem -36577;1364996258;mircea_popescu;i am not disputing their right here. -36576;1364996266;mircea_popescu;i am just trying to delineate the heavier problems we face, -36575;1364996271;mircea_popescu;kinda where discussion started -36574;1364996280;mjr_;but at the end of the day, "the market decides" and it decides to follow gavin i guess -36573;1364996291;mircea_popescu;except it wasn't the market, -36572;1364996294;mircea_popescu;and it wasn't even the miners -36571;1364996297;mircea_popescu;it was two doods. -36570;1364996299;mjr_;yes -36569;1364996305;mjr_;and everyone who chooses to use a pool -36568;1364996311;mjr_;specifically that pool -36567;1364996313;mircea_popescu;except nobody chooses to use a pool -36566;1364996318;mircea_popescu;everyone uses a pool because that's what you do -36565;1364996325;mjr_;you can solo mine... -36564;1364996326;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of weakness baked in at all junctures. -36563;1364996335;bgupta;well you can chose a particular pool... -36562;1364996343;mjr_;now with asics i think you will see more solo mining -36561;1364996347;mircea_popescu;bgupta except there's no really distinct ones. -36560;1364996348;mjr_;at least i hope -36559;1364996353;mircea_popescu;mjr_ perhaps. -36558;1364996364;troc;even reddit is aware of the dangers of too few and big pools -36557;1364996364;bgupta;and when deepbit got close to 50% a bunch of miners left -36556;1364996373;mircea_popescu;obviously as market matures, idiots get pushed out, more money more competence etc stuff will improve. -36555;1364996375;mjr_;also...at the end of the day, miners, and all bitcoin users do rely on the software used to run the network -36554;1364996378;mircea_popescu;but that doesn't change what things are yet. -36553;1364996389;fdas;;; ticker -36552;1364996392;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.10522, Best ask: 137.98997, Bid-ask spread: 0.88475, Last trade: 137.98997, 24 hour volume: 119771.38207326, 24 hour low: 103.75000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 120.69450 -36551;1364996395;mjr_;so if someone releases something that is obviously borked -36550;1364996405;mjr_;not that this was the case -36549;1364996415;mjr_;i thought the roll back was stupid...why go to the incorrect chain -36548;1364996425;mircea_popescu;mjr_ i don't think they had a choice tbh. -36547;1364996429;mjr_;why not force old version to upgrade -36546;1364996450;mjr_;well...i think there is always a choice, but i also think most are too stupid to make one, but no choice is a choice -36545;1364996458;mjr_;a choice for the status quo -36544;1364996488;mjr_;i wonder...what would have happened if they hadn't...hard to tell at this point -36543;1364996489;TradeFortress;so tons of drama over betsofbitco.in marking BFL shipping apr 1 as draw :P -36542;1364996494;ChaangNoi;mp btc guild pays for orphand blocks, he lost the 1k oins not the miners -36541;1364996502;mjr_;well, they tried to game the system -36540;1364996527;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi doesn't change much in the equation -36539;1364996532;TradeFortress;ChaangNoi, didn't gmaxwell or gavin donate it? -36538;1364996536;TradeFortress;to pools affected. -36537;1364996539;mircea_popescu;(and gavin paid him iirc anyway - moar central planning nonsense() -36536;1364996550;TradeFortress;central planning from his own coins so. -36535;1364996556;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress draw ? how is it a draw ?! -36534;1364996570;mjr_;TBH i think that most people cannot face this brave new world -36533;1364996582;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, I'm guessing owner bet a lot of coins on them shipping. -36532;1364996586;ChaangNoi;i was not picking a side here, just correcting what was said -36531;1364996588;mjr_;and we will see banks that use bitcoins, deposit insurance, chargebacks etc -36530;1364996597;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress ok but it creatges this pernicious "listen to us and we'll insulate you ferom marketplace effects". it's how clinton destroyed the us banking sector -36529;1364996602;mircea_popescu;"lend to black people no matter what" -36528;1364996607;mjr_;lol -36527;1364996612;mircea_popescu;now the dems don't want to sell their own houses wives and daughters to pay for it -36526;1364996615;mircea_popescu;cause ... why, right ? -36525;1364996637;mjr_;hey, you can ask me to lend to whoever you want...if i do it...my fault -36524;1364996642;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress nasty shit. -36523;1364996644;mjr_;if you force me, your fault -36522;1364996648;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ^ check it out lol -36521;1364996656;mircea_popescu;mjr_ what if i tell you that -36520;1364996656;bgupta;mpoe bots base prices on 24 hour moving average? -36519;1364996662;mjr_;no force in btc, acquiescence but not force -36518;1364996666;mircea_popescu;a. i am your regulator, if you don't i'll fuck you with my nonsensical regulations -36517;1364996673;mircea_popescu;and b. if you do do it i will insulate you from market downturn -36516;1364996673;mircea_popescu;? -36515;1364996679;mircea_popescu;bgupta yes -36514;1364996691;mjr_;does that not change the payout spectrum in your favor to do it -36513;1364996693;TradeFortress;mircea_popescu, that is a problem when there's really only one bitcoin client -36512;1364996700;TradeFortress;what would have happened if not everyone used satoshi client -36511;1364996701;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress very much so. -36510;1364996718;ThickAsThieves;$avg -36509;1364996720;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -36508;1364996722;TradeFortress;answer: nothing would have happened, 10% of the users would be unable to trust transactions until they upgrade. -36507;1364996729;mjr_;in the future that will happen...but you will still have issues where people rely on software and are beholden to the developers of said software -36506;1364996730;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -36505;1364996731;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 135.50000, Best ask: 135.84774, Bid-ask spread: 0.34774, Last trade: 135.30003, 24 hour volume: 119771.38207326, 24 hour low: 103.75000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 120.69450 -36504;1364996758;TradeFortress;mjr_ I still don't like how I can't use v0.3 or something. and not be able to get on the bitcoin network -36503;1364996759;pizzaman1337;;;bc,24hprc -36502;1364996763;bgupta;TradeFortress: bitcoincharts are down so bots can't quote -36501;1364996769;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -36500;1364996775;TradeFortress;Oh joy. -36499;1364996777;pizzaman1337;:( -36498;1364996809;mjr_;TradeFortress: you can create your own version that gives you what you like about v3 and make it compatible...this is my point, software is not a right -36497;1364996841;TradeFortress;mjr_ backward compatibity should be a right IMO -36496;1364996857;TradeFortress;I can send emails fine using ancient software. -36495;1364997017;jurov;;;calc 0.00068373*150 -36494;1364997017;gribble;0.1025595 -36493;1364997050;jurov;s.mpoe at $0.01 already -36492;1364997111;jurov;er.. $0.1 -36491;1364997124;jurov;what about bet when it reaches dollar parity? lol -36490;1364997161;mjr_;TradeFortress: i agree...but in a capitalistic sense, you can choose what people offer or make your own, i think for long term adoption backward compatiblity is of course necessary -36489;1364997181;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35499999 BTC [+] -36488;1364997200;mjr_;but this cuts to the core of my point, everyone relies on software developers, unfortunately the software doesn't spring fully formed from the sea foam -36487;1364997295;TradeFortress;mjr_, unless, rpc standard -36486;1364997300;TradeFortress;who cares what software you use -36485;1364997310;mjr_;TradeFortress: true, and i think that should be where it goes -36484;1364997342;mjr_;but even so, someone releases their version and it works until it doesn't...issues arise and people vote with their feet and dollars -36483;1364997358;mjr_;its survival of the fittest, but that doesn't always mean pure ideas, that can mean influence -36482;1364997372;troc;hmm at least SMTP has rfcs, suppose we are rehashing what was said after the fork. -36481;1364997375;mjr_;VHS was more fit than BetaMax, even though it was worse as a technology -36480;1364997413;mjr_;from my perspective, what survives is what should have survived, a little tautological i know, but that is how the world works -36479;1364997427;mjr_;the victors write the history books -36478;1364997543;Bugpowder;heh -36477;1364997557;Bugpowder;I thought it got crazy before I went to bed -36476;1364997557;mjr_;lol Bugpowder: you set them at 119 or 117? -36475;1364997578;Bugpowder;I sold some at 121 and 123 -36474;1364997580;Bugpowder;oope -36473;1364997587;mjr_;nice -36472;1364997592;Bugpowder;mpoebot is down? -36471;1364997595;mjr_;yes -36470;1364997601;mjr_;cuz bitcoincharts is down -36469;1364997620;pizzaman1337;it'd be nice to have some kind of backup -36468;1364997629;Bugpowder;well -36467;1364997633;pizzaman1337;you can almost ddos mpex just by ddos'ing bitcoincharts -36466;1364997646;Bugpowder;its probablybetter for mircea_popescu's wallet if it is down :-P -36465;1364997670;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 only the options :p -36464;1364997692;pizzaman1337;options get the most volume, don't they? -36463;1364997710;mircea_popescu;not really. -36462;1364997719;mircea_popescu;depends. last month i think they did yea -36461;1364997724;Bugpowder;this is rediccccc -36460;1364997733;ThickAsThieves;who is buying all these coins, yeesh -36459;1364997756;mjr_;thats whats weird -36458;1364997761;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -36457;1364997763;gribble;Current Blocks: 229470 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 353 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 22 hours, 48 minutes, and 23 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7770171.80365 | Estimated Percent Change: 16.045 -36456;1364997763;mircea_popescu;running up again eh ? silly peoples. -36455;1364997772;mjr_;there is another goxlag that we don't measure quite as well -36454;1364997778;jurov;ThickAsThieves: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1bkhj5/it_cant_be_daytraded/ -36453;1364997793;jurov;it's probably fake but prolly not -36452;1364997793;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinity.org/markets -36451;1364997796;mjr_;people who saw cnbc yesterday or the day before...they can't even get into gox for like 10 days maybe -36450;1364997798;mircea_popescu;the bid/ask volumes tho... lol -36449;1364997908;jurov;european exchanges could accept western union from the US ... hell, even cash in mail would be faster -36448;1364997971;mircea_popescu;jurov americans are insane about their little country. -36447;1364997985;mircea_popescu;would rather eat paper there than get out. -36446;1364997988;ThickAsThieves;we all knew bitcoin could hit meteoric rises -36445;1364997996;ThickAsThieves;its scary -36444;1364998010;bgupta;http://www.businessinsider.com/why-bitcoin-is-like-no-other-bubble-weve-seen-before-2013-4 -36443;1364998011;jurov;meteors fall, not rise, I guess? -36442;1364998025;mjr_;lol that is a great point jurov -36441;1364998034;ThickAsThieves;oh geez -36440;1364998039;ThickAsThieves;i'll have to be more careful -36439;1364998044;mircea_popescu;haha what a turn lol -36438;1364998066;bitesak;;;ticker -36437;1364998067;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 139.78888, Best ask: 140.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.21112, Last trade: 140.00000, 24 hour volume: 122604.42532157, 24 hour low: 104.97500, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 122.42927 -36436;1364998071;troc;meteors do both, meteorites fall from an earth perspective. -36435;1364998126;troc;whats the mtgox queue like now ? >9k ? -36434;1364998149;Bugpowder;so when do the real holders start to cash out -36433;1364998151;ThickAsThieves;what happens if prices shoots to 200, and it just holds -36432;1364998157;ThickAsThieves;is this impossible? -36431;1364998169;Bugpowder;too many people with 100k of coins -36430;1364998173;jurov;lol, there's a deposit queue on coinbr, too -36429;1364998175;Bugpowder;100k coins -36428;1364998197;Bugpowder;just waiting -36427;1364998228;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the problem is they kinda don't want to. -36426;1364998256;mircea_popescu;this is a very dangerous non=participatory run-up by now -36425;1364998265;Bugpowder;I talked to someone that holds 100k last night -36424;1364998271;mircea_popescu;in that a bunch of noobs / "daytraders" in their own mind are cycling the same btc among each other at the exchanges -36423;1364998278;mjr_;"You need to be a special kind of an idiot to implement system as slow and fucked up as mtgox's." -reddit -36422;1364998279;Bugpowder;getting tempted of shaving of a bit -36421;1364998282;mircea_popescu;and when they finally panic they'll expect actual players to buy from them. -36420;1364998285;mircea_popescu;it won't happen over 100. -36419;1364998297;mircea_popescu;so basicvally... any dollar over 100 anyone pays on a btc is a dollar lost. -36418;1364998326;Bugpowder;argh -36417;1364998330;Bugpowder;I wish I was trusted -36416;1364998334;troc;depends on the assumption that it is sheeple day traders -36415;1364998373;mjr_;and it also depends on the demand dropping off way before the new adopters get in -36414;1364998390;mircea_popescu;demand is fueled by price increase expectation. -36413;1364998394;mjr_;yes -36412;1364998395;mircea_popescu;thus a classical bubble. -36411;1364998399;mjr_;yes -36410;1364998408;mircea_popescu;well... it won't work. -36409;1364998410;mjr_;but there are emergent phenomena -36408;1364998421;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 100000 -36407;1364998423;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 7998039.7682 USD and would take the last price down to 36.0500 USD, resulting in an average price of 79.9804 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0044 seconds -36406;1364998428;mjr_;and in this case bitcoin is so small that the fuel supply is huge -36405;1364998428;mircea_popescu;^ -36404;1364998430;troc;shame there are no stats mtgox demographic -36403;1364998446;mircea_popescu;mjr_ it's not really that huge. -36402;1364998454;mircea_popescu;all it takes is telling the few dozen people with money to stfu already. -36401;1364998458;mjr_;the entire world economy? -36400;1364998467;mircea_popescu;the reddit crowd of 50k people with 50 bux each is irrelevant. -36399;1364998469;mjr_;that is the fuel available -36398;1364998474;mircea_popescu;notrly -36397;1364998483;mjr_;how? everyone with fiat could buy bitcoins -36396;1364998490;mjr_;if they chose to -36395;1364998490;Bugpowder;I wish I had confidence that gox wont explode with my money -36394;1364998503;mjr_;now, as they learn more and more -36393;1364998507;mircea_popescu;mjr_ yeah. and every single guy could get a hot girl -36392;1364998509;mjr_;more may choose to -36391;1364998509;mircea_popescu;if he chose to. -36390;1364998513;mircea_popescu;except not how things work irl. -36389;1364998517;mjr_;not the same at all -36388;1364998525;mjr_;i have x amount of cash, i CAN buy a bitcoin -36387;1364998529;mircea_popescu;no you can't. -36386;1364998532;Bugpowder;fast cash is out -36385;1364998543;mjr_;how can i not buy a bitcoin? i guaranttee i can buy one right now -36384;1364998553;mircea_popescu;on what, coinbase ? :D -36383;1364998562;mjr_;no probably bitfloor or bitinstant -36382;1364998576;mjr_;within the hour...usually -36381;1364998580;mircea_popescu;you know what i mean. -36380;1364998604;mjr_;point being, the number of possible adopters is orders of magnitudes higher than current adopters -36379;1364998613;mircea_popescu;sure. -36378;1364998620;mjr_;so the possible new speculators is huge -36377;1364998621;mircea_popescu;but they don't have to all do it right nao -36376;1364998623;mircea_popescu;nor should they. -36375;1364998629;mircea_popescu;speculators are not adopters. -36374;1364998630;mjr_;and as it looks like a "sure thing" that number will increase -36373;1364998636;mircea_popescu;and retarded trend followers are NOT speculators. -36372;1364998645;mjr_;IMO whoever buys one has "adopted" it -36371;1364998653;mircea_popescu;that's too loose for this convo i think -36370;1364998658;mjr_;perhaps true -36369;1364998668;mjr_;but the point is this...critical mass -36368;1364998669;mircea_popescu;by that logic every time i pay a waitress i'm getting married -36367;1364998679;mjr_;huh? that doesn't follow -36366;1364998692;mircea_popescu;money changing hands does not necessarily reflect any sort of adoption -36365;1364998708;mjr_;i now own a bitcoin...i am a part of the bitcoin economy -36364;1364998718;mircea_popescu;arguably. -36363;1364998718;mjr_;i can sell immediately -36362;1364998724;mjr_;i may not be a long term believer -36361;1364998734;mircea_popescu;so then what have you adopted ? -36360;1364998736;mircea_popescu;mtgox ? -36359;1364998737;mjr_;its like ants and brains -36358;1364998744;mjr_;from this low level base speculation -36357;1364998752;mjr_;ecnomies of scale form and emerge -36356;1364998764;mircea_popescu;economies of scale are a property of production -36355;1364998766;mjr_;phenomena where things that weren't possible become possible -36354;1364998770;mircea_popescu;that has nothing to do with financial speculation. -36353;1364998790;mjr_;for exapmle, i'm western union...i can't move any signifigant amount of money over btc network -36352;1364998798;mjr_;oh wait, now i can...adopt -36351;1364998807;mjr_;furthering the rise -36350;1364998822;mjr_;and creating a platform for the next person to see that it now makes sense for them -36349;1364998823;mircea_popescu;the market cap hasn't been the limiting factor since mid feb. -36348;1364998838;mjr_;well...we have seen bitpay process 5 million dollars in one month -36347;1364998839;mircea_popescu;i understand what you're saying but i think you're focusing on relatively small signals -36346;1364998854;mircea_popescu;whereas there's much larger ones painting a diff picture. -36345;1364998860;mjr_;and i agree...i'm just saying that this is the network effect in action -36344;1364998883;mircea_popescu;not really. -36343;1364998888;mjr_;every person buying one bitcoin not only gets one bitcoin they also create a positive externality -36342;1364998898;mircea_popescu;this is just a bunch of poor and desperate people who are unemployed and stuck with their computer in a barely furnished apartment -36341;1364998904;mircea_popescu;hoping they've finally found the way out of the hole. -36340;1364998906;mircea_popescu;it is not that. -36339;1364998909;mjr_;irrelevant -36338;1364998932;mjr_;like saying every person who works a minimum wage job is not part of US economy -36337;1364998947;mircea_popescu;not really. -36336;1364998949;mjr_;they are not a large part, but as a group they make up a large portion -36335;1364998978;mircea_popescu;that's not the point tho. the point is that people are buyingsomething they can't afford and haven't researched on the unfounded hope that it will "go up more". -36334;1364998983;mircea_popescu;this will fuck them over. -36333;1364998986;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -36332;1364998988;gribble;There are currently 41174385 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10050755.7489 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0106 seconds -36331;1364998995;mircea_popescu;there is no point discussing events and externalities and whatever else. fuck them over, it will. -36330;1364999008;mjr_;i agree -36329;1364999020;mircea_popescu;now that aside, higher mkt cap is great, sure. -36328;1364999034;mjr_;but this is what i was saying...if everyone tomorrow says "i heard of this thing called bitcoin, i will get 1 bitcoin" and there are a million of them -36327;1364999044;mircea_popescu;people with a clue priced out of the market by the lemming mania isn't quite as great, -36326;1364999045;mjr_;that is a hundred million dollars more in the bitcoin economy -36325;1364999046;mircea_popescu;but they'll live. -36324;1364999052;mjr_;signifigant, though each person did something minor -36323;1364999061;mircea_popescu;it's not 1mn worth of bitcoin economy. -36322;1364999068;mircea_popescu;it's 1mn worth of bitcoin fiat value. -36321;1364999076;mjr_;fair distinction -36320;1364999085;mircea_popescu;and this is why the entire adoption thing is so important. -36319;1364999091;mjr_;i totally agree -36318;1364999092;mircea_popescu;if all they do with their bitcoin is try and resell it ... -36317;1364999096;mircea_popescu;it could have been a fucking vase. -36316;1364999096;mjr_;but this is bootstrapping 101 -36315;1364999100;mircea_popescu;it doesn't need to be bitcoin for that purpose -36314;1364999103;bgupta;I tend to agree, that there is a share of people out there buying this shit with money they can't afford to lose. Including So EU folks. However, I do wonder if "real money" will at some point also chose to dip their toes in the water? -36313;1364999104;mircea_popescu;they could go resel tulips -36312;1364999120;mjr_;yes...but tulips didn't actually exist -36311;1364999124;bgupta;heh apt analogy -36310;1364999124;mircea_popescu;bgupta you think it hasn't so far ? -36309;1364999138;mjr_;they were trading tulip futures and options on tulips that had never been created and never would -36308;1364999142;mircea_popescu;right. -36307;1364999148;mjr_;these bitcoins exist -36306;1364999152;mircea_popescu;so why bother with bitcouin, if you wanna pyramid go trade moonrocks. -36305;1364999155;mjr_;so i don't think that is an apt analogy -36304;1364999158;bgupta;with a 1.3 billion marketcap? -36303;1364999158;mircea_popescu;actually, go trade ltc. -36302;1364999160;mjr_;you could do that -36301;1364999166;bgupta;ok maybe their little toes -36300;1364999170;mjr_;my point is this, it is too early and most are too stupid to understand -36299;1364999175;mjr_;so buy one -36298;1364999176;mircea_popescu;bgupta fucking fate of doom, trying to protect bitcoin from attacks. -36297;1364999179;mjr_;and hold it -36296;1364999186;mjr_;and see what happens with some skin in the game -36295;1364999199;mjr_;most people would say sure why not -36294;1364999211;mjr_;and as far as this distinction between fiat and bitcoin -36293;1364999223;mjr_;what difference does it make if i hold 4 5's or one twenty -36292;1364999228;mjr_;fiat is making change -36291;1364999255;mjr_;that is why the ATM is so important -36290;1364999262;mircea_popescu;500 - Internal server error - Bitcoin Charts -36289;1364999265;mjr_;hold money in bitcoin, transfer money with bitcoin, withdraw in local currency -36288;1364999273;mircea_popescu;that thinfg is becoming a study in creative ways to fail -36287;1364999298;mjr_;not sure about their implementation, but the idea is sound...same as trading "demand deposits" for cash -36286;1364999302;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C101T] 5 @ 0.27296125 = 1.3648 BTC [+] -36285;1364999321;mircea_popescu;Italian police have seized a record (EURO)1.3 billion ($1.7 billion) in cash and property from a single person, a Sicilian alternative energy entrepreneur alleged to have close ties to the Mafia. -36284;1364999326;mircea_popescu;heh -36283;1364999328;mjr_;bitcoin is layer 2, maybe 3 in a financial OSI model -36282;1364999344;mjr_;we need layer 7 to emerge -36281;1364999389;KRS1337;lol mjr -36280;1364999393;mircea_popescu;seems italy is balancing its budget roman empire style. -36279;1364999430;KRS1337;how can the network keep up with transactions? transactional data from visa alone is mind boggling. -36278;1364999446;KRS1337;i never understood how ppl can call it a currency, maybe theres something im not understanding. -36277;1364999459;mjr_;currency is the medium of exchange -36276;1364999467;KRS1337;like..it takes a while sometimes to transfer btc just from one point to another -36275;1364999479;mjr_;less time than mailing an envelope of cash -36274;1364999482;KRS1337;right but how can the network keep up -36273;1364999487;mjr_;this is the point -36272;1364999488;KRS1337;what about buying gas -36271;1364999489;jurov;KRS1337: even medium businesses can easily keep up with blockchain growing 1TB/month -36270;1364999494;mjr_;do people use fedwire for everytransaction? -36269;1364999500;KRS1337;am i supposed to wait there while the gas station receives my btc? -36268;1364999503;mjr_;no -36267;1364999506;mjr_;eventually -36266;1364999515;KRS1337;i dun see it.. -36265;1364999520;jurov;but easy turnkey solution needs to be engineered -36264;1364999521;mjr_;you will have services that will have enough trust or deposit to be able to do 0 conf -36263;1364999538;mjr_;for example, i have done business with you every day -36262;1364999542;mjr_;i don't need to wait -36261;1364999548;KRS1337;lol yeaaah -36260;1364999550;mjr_;its not even that i trust you as a person -36259;1364999552;KRS1337;tourism? -36258;1364999554;KRS1337;idk -36257;1364999563;mjr_;i just trust that you don't have the ability to double spend (not trivial) -36256;1364999563;KRS1337;dont see it -36255;1364999576;KRS1337;trust...heh -36254;1364999600;KRS1337;just like i was trusting my friend about mining til i realized he was trolling me to buy my gpu's -36253;1364999611;KRS1337;friend of 25 yrs -36252;1364999614;mjr_;as in, pulling off a successful double spend in real life after a face to face transaction is probably very difficult, AND not worht it -36251;1364999616;mircea_popescu;let's get back to what the blaze does well, cause btc not rly : http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/04/03/man-who-gave-birth-to-three-babies-unsuccessfully-begs-for-a-divorce-in-this-odd-legal-conundrum/ -36250;1364999656;KRS1337;i dont see the network at this point to keep up with transactional data sufficient for btc to be a currency..doubt it will evar be there =( -36249;1364999702;mjr_;KRS1337 that is the point...the network doesn't have to -36248;1364999734;mjr_;banks use fedwire to move around the DELTA from their days transactions, they aggregate and net the transactions first -36247;1364999743;mjr_;and most businesses will have to do that too -36246;1364999764;KRS1337;i dont see btc getting from me to you with that model. -36245;1364999765;mjr_;the same way that mt gox does not publish to the block chain for EVERY trade -36244;1364999773;mjr_;and yet it does, right now -36243;1364999775;mjr_;every day -36242;1364999780;KRS1337;u are talking about having an account with every merchant -36241;1364999784;mjr_;no -36240;1364999789;mircea_popescu;mjr_ amuysingly, people are still proposibng that bitcoin financials be handled by "colored coins:" -36239;1364999792;mjr_;i'm talking about you having one account -36238;1364999792;KRS1337;oh see then theres stuff im not understanding -36237;1364999823;mjr_;for example, if i have a gox account, and everyone trusts gox, they can take my transaction without even hitting the blockchain -36236;1364999831;KRS1337;first its the "colored" coins then its..."whites" only accepted here ma'am -36235;1364999845;mjr_;this is what i was saying about "bitcoin is layer 1 or 2 maybe 3 of the financial OSI model" -36234;1364999855;mjr_;gox would be like a layer 4 -36233;1364999856;TradeFortress;mjr_ and I strongly think it'll happen -36232;1364999856;KRS1337;ohhhhhhhhhhhhh i see -36231;1364999865;KRS1337;I gottcha =D -36230;1364999868;mjr_;and eventually we will see layers 5-7 -36229;1364999878;KRS1337;yep -36228;1364999905;mjr_;anyway, i have to do some work, but i like the anarchy of a free market, whatever happens is supposed to happen, how well you do depends on your skill and risk profile -36227;1364999924;mjr_;financial darwinism -36226;1364999932;KRS1337;have a good one =D -36225;1365000238;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C047T] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC -36224;1365000345;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed. -36223;1365000461;ThickAsThieves;litecoin at .043 -36222;1365000465;ThickAsThieves;stop the madness -36221;1365000489;KRS1337;huh -36220;1365000494;KRS1337;litecoin at 5.48 -36219;1365000517;KRS1337;does btc drive ltc or something or is this spec -36218;1365000523;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2151.msg28228#msg28228 this made me think of jurov. -36217;1365000908;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01002 BTC [-] -36216;1365000970;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.788 BTC [+] -36215;1365000977;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7888 BTC [+] -36214;1365000984;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7889 BTC [+] -36213;1365001002;error4733;!last h vtx -36212;1365001003;assbot;Last trade for VTX on HAVELOCK was at 0.479955 BTC [+] -36211;1365001011;error4733;!last m s.dice -36210;1365001012;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.00310001 BTC [-] -36209;1365001026;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -36208;1365001027;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00310001 / 0.00367057 / 0.00400173 (23221 shares, 85.23 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00331136 / 0.00448 (714710 shares, 2,366.66 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.004241 / 0.006225 (1567539 shares, 6,647.93 BTC) -36207;1365001228;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,24hprc -36206;1365001238;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -36205;1365001243;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -36204;1365001245;gribble;MtGox lag is 8.573174 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.017180544706 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin one full loop along the orbit of the Moon around Earth (0.016 AU). -36203;1365001485;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00479 = 0.0958 BTC [+] -36202;1365001663;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 21 @ 0.0048 = 0.1008 BTC [+] -36201;1365002225;error4733;so where is this guy, shortinb BTC @ 34$ ?? -36200;1365002245;error4733;shorting* -36199;1365002273;Bugpowder;he's gone -36198;1365002282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.355 BTC [+] -36197;1365002282;Bugpowder;Edmonton -36196;1365002294;Bugpowder;off in the tar sands -36195;1365002295;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00362 = 0.362 BTC [-] -36194;1365002298;Bugpowder;driving a new truck -36193;1365002353;error4733;and watch behind him every 5 min. -36192;1365002361;error4733;watching* -36191;1365002384;Bugpowder;cmon gox -36190;1365002388;Bugpowder;clear mah shit -36189;1365002391;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [-] -36188;1365002430;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [-] -36187;1365002457;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 98 @ 0.003 = 0.294 BTC [-] -36186;1365002482;Bugpowder;did we just freaking stabilize at 140 -36185;1365002517;ThickAsThieves;$avg -36184;1365002527;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -36183;1365002529;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -36182;1365002529;gribble;There are currently 41100820 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10190648.8699 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0108 seconds -36181;1365002624;unbalanced_;North America is arriving at its desk. -36180;1365002648;mjr_;ltc ftw? -36179;1365002697;mjr_;shorting at 34 :( poor guy -36178;1365002706;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder yea -36177;1365002718;mjr_;one does not simply naked short bitcoin -36176;1365002799;thestringpuller;$avg -36175;1365002810;mpexbot;thestringpuller: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -36174;1365002820;thestringpuller;????? -36173;1365002832;thestringpuller;;;avgprc -36172;1365002833;gribble;(avgprc ) -- Returns volume-weighted average price data from MtGox. is a three-letter currency code, is the time window for the average, and can be '24h', '7d', or '30d'. -36171;1365002838;thestringpuller;;;avgprc usd 24h -36170;1365002848;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -36169;1365002855;thestringpuller;srsly? -36168;1365002858;thestringpuller;dafuck -36167;1365002862;thestringpuller;;;ticker -36166;1365002862;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 140.10000, Best ask: 140.59898, Bid-ask spread: 0.49898, Last trade: 140.10000, 24 hour volume: 124750.35588336, 24 hour low: 106.50004, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 123.35842 -36165;1365002971;mjr_;could they make the bots sound like the unsullied in game of thrones? -36164;1365002996;mjr_;(more accurately in the series a song of ice and fire) -36163;1365003545;mircea_popescu;"The Obama administration is engaged in a broad push to make more home loans available to people with weaker credit" -36162;1365003547;mircea_popescu;totally. -36161;1365003562;Bugpowder;Also Teslas. -36160;1365003563;Bugpowder;http://www.teslamotors.com/true-cost-of-ownership -36159;1365003625;Bugpowder;Why do I get the feeling that the reason the gox price is over 140 is because THEY AREN'T CLEARING BTC DEPOSITS. -36158;1365003644;kakobrekla;dont worry they are clearing wires as well -36157;1365003647;kakobrekla;arent -36156;1365003670;Bugpowder;they are probably making me thousands of dollars right now -36155;1365003677;Bugpowder;by this delay -36154;1365003710;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinity.org/markets -36153;1365003712;kakobrekla;you gonna dump? -36152;1365003715;mircea_popescu;have you looked at the ask side ? -36151;1365003781;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.355 = 1.42 BTC [+] -36150;1365003790;mircea_popescu;"Luke Jr. was not only evasive in the thread linked, but he also went out of his way to deceive. He also deserves a scammer tag IMO, but I guess that's a seperate matter." -36149;1365003802;mircea_popescu;hey, people are starting to notice luke isn't really trustworthy at all ?! -36148;1365003804;mircea_popescu;im amazed. -36147;1365003824;SomeoneWeird;+1 -36146;1365003833;kakobrekla;well its church going people, what can you expect -36145;1365003881;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -36144;1365003882;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.08001, Best ask: 141.08999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00998, Last trade: 141.09000, 24 hour volume: 124551.53625655, 24 hour low: 106.95100, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 123.48914 -36143;1365004006;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla that's not even it. they have a little scam entreprise going, giga propping bfl, bfl giving money to luke, iot's an entire nest of fuckwittery. -36142;1365004025;mircea_popescu;but they're getting squeezed and yes i see sentences in their future. -36141;1365004067;mircea_popescu;i would guess after their unmitigated failure of epic proportions trying to attack sdice they should sorta get exactly how deep in the shit they be. -36140;1365004701;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -36139;1365004702;gribble;62896.7954203 -36138;1365005193;mjr_;vires in numeris :) -36137;1365005265;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C164T] 1 @ 0.12092692 BTC -36136;1365005301;Schadenfreude;;;ticker -36135;1365005302;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.10430, Best ask: 141.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49570, Last trade: 141.60000, 24 hour volume: 125115.26791435, 24 hour low: 106.95100, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 123.71988 -36134;1365005312;Schadenfreude;Doesn|t -36133;1365005356;Schadenfreude;Doesn't look like it's correcting today -36132;1365005377;Bugpowder;ITS CORRECTING TO ITS TRUE VALUE $100000 -36131;1365005412;Schadenfreude;Might be painful if the bubble is fueled by the stream of just verified mtgox users -36130;1365005477;mjr_;should be interesting -36129;1365005486;mjr_;i don't think most of the money showed up to the party yet -36128;1365005599;bitesak;april 5th for the coinlabs it seems -36127;1365005628;Bugpowder;based on what/ -36126;1365005641;Bugpowder;I signed up in the first hour -36125;1365005646;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.105 = 0.525 BTC [+] -36124;1365005649;Bugpowder;heard nothing so far -36123;1365005699;Bugpowder;bot is back -36122;1365005937;Bugpowder;DO U THINK THIS BUBBLE IS DUE TO THE FB TIPPING APP? -36121;1365005999;mircea_popescu;2001-09-12 02:55:42 Arch [1612111] D ALPHA monitor@ccbill.c|report2.ccbill.com: Load high|Load averages high on report2.ccbill.com: 42.54 14.58 24.08 Tue Sep 11 23:56:01 MST 2001 -36120;1365006007;bitesak;on their page I think, that buys were delayed until funds cleared on the 5th -36119;1365006013;mircea_popescu;lmao on sept 11 ccbill (pron processor) was having load issues -36118;1365006087;mircea_popescu;2001-09-12 02:56:00 Arch [1425048] C ALPHA 300~MPfetchData:openConnectionToManager:ERROR CONNECTING:192.168.35.97 : www36 connectToServerPort:socket/socket timed out at /home/crdtdrv/creditderivatives/script/MPfetchData.pl line 342, chunk 192972. -36117;1365006090;mircea_popescu;that also sounds happy. -36116;1365006095;mircea_popescu;anyway. the new wikileaks is fun. -36115;1365006128;TomServo;new? -36114;1365006139;TomServo;huh, have they really not released anything this year yet? -36113;1365006147;TomServo;;;goxlag --au -36112;1365006147;gribble;(goxlag [--raw]) -- Retrieve mtgox order processing lag. If --raw option is specified only output the raw number of seconds. Otherwise, dress it up. -36111;1365006161;TomServo;;;goxlag -36110;1365006171;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -36109;1365006206;mircea_popescu;TomServo buncha crap imo -36108;1365006315;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.0035 = 1.05 BTC [+] -36107;1365006444;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7889 BTC [+] -36106;1365006619;TomServo;whups, mtgox 'bad gateway' -36105;1365006672;mircea_popescu;aww -36104;1365006721;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.4151 = 4.151 BTC [-] -36103;1365006761;mjr_;greed, for lack of a better word, is good... -36102;1365006781;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.415 = 3.735 BTC [-] -36101;1365006822;pigeons;what's the word on this bitcoin-central stuff? I haven't been following. i guess finally people won't use rails. -36100;1365006864;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: why is bot only quoting half the time? -36099;1365007159;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller no ? -36098;1365007173;mircea_popescu;pigeons they've not said. -36097;1365007204;thestringpuller;;;ticker -36096;1365007212;pgp;err... gox down? -36095;1365007224;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -36094;1365007227;thestringpuller;probably -36093;1365007252;thestringpuller;lol -36092;1365007263;pgp;lag is one thing, but when was the last time that the website was down? -36091;1365007294;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P149T] 1000 @ 0.53221009 = 532.2101 BTC -36090;1365007303;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P146T] 1000 @ 0.50349593 = 503.4959 BTC -36089;1365007306;mircea_popescu;mother of god -36088;1365007318;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P143T] 1000 @ 0.47535254 = 475.3525 BTC -36087;1365007320;thestringpuller;a few days ago -36086;1365007326;thestringpuller;are those sells? -36085;1365007339;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P140T] 718 @ 0.44780886 = 321.5268 BTC -36084;1365007343;mircea_popescu;no, they are buys -36083;1365007352;mircea_popescu;$vwap ^oix -36082;1365007354;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 104.38442482 high: 139.37849244 low: 93.3570601 volume: 14875 btc: 6862.82806499 30 day: no data -36081;1365007376;pgp;that's a lot of puts... -36080;1365007387;mircea_popescu;if mtgox comes out with a hack... -36079;1365007399;[\\\];mircea_popescu: I'll have properly called it. -36078;1365007408;pgp;then it might just eb the trade of the century -36077;1365007436;mircea_popescu;[\\\] sigh -36076;1365007449;[\\\];you know its coming -36075;1365007454;[\\\];they handle thousands of btc -36074;1365007460;[\\\];and if they're all valued at $125 per -36073;1365007461;pgp;you'd think that there would eb selling on the other exchanges... -36072;1365007467;[\\\];thats a pretty juicy target -36071;1365007491;[\\\];but for the record, mtgox.com loads for me -36070;1365007501;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [-] -36069;1365007503;[\\\];oh look, we're at $141 -36068;1365007546;thestringpuller;if mtgox goes hella down long term like tradehill price will plummet -36067;1365007569;KRS-1;shhh -36066;1365007606;[\\\];;;rate thestringpuller -1 uses the word 'hella' -36065;1365007606;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be authenticated to use the rating system. -36064;1365007624;Scrat;;;rate thestringpuller 1 hella cool -36063;1365007624;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be authenticated to use the rating system. -36062;1365007624;thestringpuller;the coinlab deal can't happen fast enough -36061;1365007649;thestringpuller;lol -36060;1365007670;mjr_;gox is up for me -36059;1365007685;thestringpuller;;;ticker -36058;1365007696;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -36057;1365007704;thestringpuller;they cut off api, is bitcoinity.org up? -36056;1365007733;mircea_popescu; the coinlab deal can't happen << yeah -36055;1365007756;pgp;up, but no fresh data -36054;1365007774;pgp;last trade 39 min ago... -36053;1365007794;Scrat;because making a trading engine that doesn't die with the slightest hint of traffic is ROCKET SURGERY -36052;1365007810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00068037 = 4.2183 BTC [-] -36051;1365007812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8450 @ 0.00069259 = 5.8524 BTC [+] -36050;1365008004;mircea_popescu;Scrat you're just jealous because they're your competitor. -36049;1365008069;pgp;it just sucks for the bitcoin community as a whole when this shit happens -36048;1365008070;mjr_;it's socket science actually -36047;1365008079;pgp;word -36046;1365008083;bgupta;n mtgox-rt -36045;1365008107;mjr_;;;calc 1777.64s / 60 -36044;1365008107;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -36043;1365008110;Scrat;mircea_popescu: I fucking wish I could become a competitor. sadly the amount of red tape and paperwork to pull it off is otherwordly -36042;1365008113;mjr_;;;calc 1777.64s/60 -36041;1365008113;gribble;Error: invalid syntax (, line 1) -36040;1365008115;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -36039;1365008119;mjr_;;;calc 1777.64/60 -36038;1365008119;gribble;29.6273333333 -36037;1365008123;[\\\];lol @ rocket surgery -36036;1365008125;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -36035;1365008226;mircea_popescu;Scrat im just freely distributing that nonsense, i got a whole semi's worth -36034;1365008603;error4733;;;ticker -36033;1365008604;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -36032;1365008609;error4733;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 189.40000, Best ask: 189.89898, Bid-ask spread: 0.49898, Last trade: 189.40000, 24 hour volume: 124750.35588336, 24 hour low: 106.50004, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 123.35842 -36031;1365008621;mod6;wat -36030;1365008633;error4733;:trollface: -36029;1365008634;Scrat;error4733: oh u -36028;1365008644;pigeons;well at least s.dice is up -36027;1365008646;mod6;haha -36026;1365008675;mod6;im like 189?! -36025;1365008677;mircea_popescu;lol -36024;1365008690;mod6;<--- chowned -36023;1365008693;mircea_popescu;aptly named error -36022;1365008697;nanotube;haha -36021;1365008697;pigeons;;;goxlag -36020;1365008707;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -36019;1365008731;nanotube;we're probably out to neptune by now. -36018;1365008773;ThickAsThieves;whoa -36017;1365008774;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag[goxlag] -36016;1365008774;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -36015;1365008778;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -36014;1365008778;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -36013;1365008779;mircea_popescu;needs recursion -36012;1365008785;error4733;45 minutes laaaag -36011;1365008796;ThickAsThieves;wtf -36010;1365008830;bgupta;mtgox ddos -36009;1365008843;ThickAsThieves;ddos of buyers -36008;1365008865;bgupta;btc-e also ddos -36007;1365008877;ThickAsThieves;campbx up -36006;1365008881;pigeons;yes but that's every day for btc-e -36005;1365008885;ThickAsThieves;selling at 140 -36004;1365009180;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.91 BTC [-] -36003;1365009240;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [-] -36002;1365009438;jcpham;mtgox is awesome sometimes -36001;1365009472;ThickAsThieves;so do we have any updates or anything -36000;1365009481;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8799 BTC [-] -35999;1365009485;jcpham;check the tweeter -35998;1365009494;ThickAsThieves;? -35997;1365009497;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -35996;1365009498;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -35995;1365009547;[\\\];ThickAsThieves: coming soon -35994;1365009567;[\\\];in other news, bfl shipping soon -35993;1365009608;[\\\];;;genrate 1000 -35992;1365009609;gribble;The expected generation output, at 1000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 6695826.2826, is 0.0751074617539 BTC per day and 0.00312947757308 BTC per hour. -35991;1365009629;error4733;yes please ship this minirig i preorder for 5000btc in august -35990;1365009631;ThickAsThieves;why do i have to auth zendesk to click twitter links now? -35989;1365009639;jcpham;;;genrate 3000 -35988;1365009640;gribble;The expected generation output, at 3000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 6695826.2826, is 0.225322385262 BTC per day and 0.00938843271924 BTC per hour. -35987;1365009644;jcpham;killing it -35986;1365009646;[\\\];lol error4733 -35985;1365009659;[\\\];;;genrate 1500000 -35984;1365009660;gribble;The expected generation output, at 1500000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 6695826.2826, is 112.661192631 BTC per day and 4.69421635962 BTC per hour. -35983;1365009664;error4733;;;calc 5000*141 -35982;1365009664;gribble;705000 -35981;1365009674;ThickAsThieves;funny that gox wants to add litecoin -35980;1365009679;ThickAsThieves;cant even handle bitcoin -35979;1365009681;jcpham;[\\\] lend me your hashes for a day -35978;1365009685;jcpham;whenever you are caught up -35977;1365009689;jcpham;just a day -35976;1365009712;jcpham;and by lend i mean gift -35975;1365009712;[\\\];you can borrow them for .08/GH/Day -35974;1365009721;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8794 BTC [-] -35973;1365009722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.879 = 7.516 BTC [-] -35972;1365009730;jcpham;i'm confused but i agree -35971;1365009752;[\\\];Send me 8BTC and I'll throw 100GH your way -35970;1365009754;pgp;this will end badly -35969;1365009769;jcpham;for how long? -35968;1365009792;[\\\];an hour or 24 -35967;1365009792;jcpham;;;genrate 100000 -35966;1365009794;gribble;The expected generation output, at 100000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 6695826.2826, is 7.51074617539 BTC per day and 0.312947757308 BTC per hour. -35965;1365009798;thestringpuller;;;ticker -35964;1365009802;jcpham;that's no good -35963;1365009803;thestringpuller;nopesy -35962;1365009813;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -35961;1365009835;jcpham;how about 4BTC instead -35960;1365009838;jcpham;i have 4BTC -35959;1365009855;[\\\];why would I use hashes for half price? -35958;1365009864;thestringpuller;lol -35957;1365009864;jcpham;friendship -35956;1365009866;thestringpuller;lolololol -35955;1365009867;jcpham;rainbows -35954;1365009874;jcpham;also unicorns -35953;1365009892;thestringpuller;oh man HIM is plummeting -35952;1365009896;thestringpuller;!ticker H HIM -35951;1365009898;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.87900000 / 1.95542273 / 2.04400000 (22 shares, 43.01930000 BTC), 7D: 1.80000000 / 1.92511728 / 2.08000000 (162 shares, 311.86899996 BTC), 30D: 1.40001001 / 1.80131545 / 2.08000000 (735 shares, 1323.96685265 BTC) -35950;1365009918;[\\\];jcpham: https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/484376_10200293317748968_1988410100_n.jpg -35949;1365009938;jcpham;i would eat that unicorn poop -35948;1365009942;gesell;;goxlag -35947;1365009952;gesell;;;goxlag -35946;1365009962;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -35945;1365009970;gesell;yeeeah -35944;1365009975;thestringpuller;wow gox has turned off all external apis -35943;1365009983;gesell;anyone know whats up? -35942;1365009996;thestringpuller;gox isn't accepting API requests -35941;1365010009;gesell;not just external api's. The mtgox website shows the same USD price for the past hour -35940;1365010013;Bugpowder;RIP BITCOIN 4.3.2013 -35939;1365010020;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.879 BTC [-] -35938;1365010034;deadweasel;we hardley knew ye -35937;1365010035;ThickAsThieves;question is, will it fo up or down after gox is back -35936;1365010038;ThickAsThieves;go* -35935;1365010041;thestringpuller;down -35934;1365010052;jcpham;guys just remember the bitcoin isn't rocketing up -35933;1365010060;jcpham;the currency used to purchase it is rocketing down -35932;1365010065;thestringpuller;maybe 40 dollars it will go down -35931;1365010069;thestringpuller;;;market --sell -35930;1365010069;gribble;(market sell [--usd] ) -- Calculate the effect on the market depth of a market sell order of bitcoins. If '--usd' option is given, denotes the size of the order in USD. -35929;1365010070;Bugpowder;its correcting to the proper level -35928;1365010082;error4733;still 135$ on BTC E -35927;1365010088;gesell;we really should use "the bitcoin" instead of "bitcoin". definitely love seeing the news heads on tv say "the bitcoin" -35926;1365010090;thestringpuller;;;market sell 10000 -35925;1365010093;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 1286684.1179 USD and would take the last price down to 116.2000 USD, resulting in an average price of 128.6684 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0009 seconds -35924;1365010105;thestringpuller;;;market sell 100000 -35923;1365010106;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 8014161.6596 USD and would take the last price down to 35.6000 USD, resulting in an average price of 80.1416 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 12.6226 seconds -35922;1365010119;thestringpuller;Wouldn't take much at all -35921;1365010125;ThickAsThieves;maybe think of it this way, btc has been going up for a while, it needs to seek some sort of value where it reaches a plateau of ups and downs -35920;1365010133;ThickAsThieves;its seeking that value still -35919;1365010151;thestringpuller;well gox is going to cause the price run real quick -35918;1365010280;ThickAsThieves;if you could sell at 140 now would you? -35917;1365010280;thestringpuller;"Database access error, please retry later" -35916;1365010296;thestringpuller;i sell at all price points as it moves in and out -35915;1365010308;thestringpuller;keep coffers even -35914;1365010319;deadweasel;sold 5% at 140 this morn. -35913;1365010354;ThickAsThieves;i'm gonna sell a lil -35912;1365010370;gesell;is there an irc room for mtgox around? -35911;1365010377;ThickAsThieves;#mtgox -35910;1365010378;thestringpuller;I think coinbas is trying to buy up coins -35909;1365010384;gesell;ThickAsThieves: its closed -35908;1365010388;Bugpowder;bitcoinity has gold charts? -35907;1365010388;ThickAsThieves;oh -35906;1365010389;Bugpowder;https://bitcoinity.org/charts/gold -35905;1365010506;thestringpuller;check it out -35904;1365010511;thestringpuller;woowoowoowoo -35903;1365010512;Bugpowder;I love that everything is down but mpoebot -35902;1365010524;thestringpuller;if you guys have calls I'd sell them -35901;1365010525;thestringpuller;lol -35900;1365010541;Bugpowder;whyy?? -35899;1365010544;ThickAsThieves;we can't sell them -35898;1365010548;Bugpowder;bot is up -35897;1365010550;ThickAsThieves;$avg -35896;1365010552;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -35895;1365010561;ThickAsThieves;using what price? -35894;1365010563;Bugpowder;oh shit -35893;1365010574;Bugpowder;bot is mispricing -35892;1365010594;thestringpuller;sell now! -35891;1365010595;thestringpuller;lol -35890;1365010608;pizzaman1337;doesn't seem like it's mispricing to me? -35889;1365010622;Bugpowder;oh nevermind -35888;1365010627;kakobrekla;what is the last price anyway? -35887;1365010628;Bugpowder;looking at the wrong strike -35886;1365010630;Bugpowder;lolol -35885;1365010643;kakobrekla;like 35$ ? -35884;1365010647;pizzaman1337;I see 124.41 on bitcoincharts.com, but that's the 24h -35883;1365010654;kakobrekla;ah ok -35882;1365010684;kakobrekla;was there a massive selloff or wtf happend anyway? -35881;1365010687;jurov;mircea_popescu: there is listtransactions with since parameter now -35880;1365010721;ThickAsThieves;my guess, is that gox couldnt keep up with deposits of any kind, so price went up -35879;1365010724;jurov;although still pretty hairy -35878;1365010766;jurov;and what heppened with gox? bitcoinity shows no heartbeat -35877;1365010807;ThickAsThieves;my guess, is they are offline trying to catch up, and wont come back til they are comfortable -35876;1365010857;mircea_popescu;gox is dead. -35875;1365010862;jurov;"please wait a bit" lol -35874;1365010865;thestringpuller;MagicalTux says the DDos only brought it down for a second, but it's down now because people keep trying to ping it. -35873;1365010891;unbalanced_;Yeah keep pressing reload everyone, that'll help... -35872;1365010908;ThickAsThieves;should got cloudflare1 -35871;1365010912;ThickAsThieves;hehe -35870;1365010919;thestringpuller;i guess this is like tripping a special kid at the olympics eh mircea_popescu ? -35869;1365010932;thestringpuller;tripping a kid at the special olympics* -35868;1365010946;Bugpowder;[10:39] <@MagicalTux> actually system went down only for a short time, right now it's kept down by all the people trying to access anyway -35867;1365010967;Scrat;thestringpuller: my BS detector is redlining atm -35866;1365010982;mircea_popescu;^ -35865;1365011005;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -35864;1365011007;thestringpuller;MtGox isn't "special"? -35863;1365011008;gribble;Time since last block: 10 minutes and 1 second -35862;1365011015;mircea_popescu;it just reads to me like "we dunno wtf is going on and have no clue that we don't know" -35861;1365011017;kakobrekla;bitbet is too cheap; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141458.msg1731120#msg1731120 -35860;1365011020;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -35859;1365011020;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 7780288.78529 based on data since last change | 8775595.58404 based on data for last three days -35858;1365011028;jurov;and cloudflare won't help when 100k real ppl with real browser pound something -35857;1365011041;thestringpuller;LOL -35856;1365011070;ThickAsThieves;i kid -35855;1365011073;Bugpowder;Someone tried to sell a Black Lotus, Alpha edition card. Demand crashed Mt. Gox -35854;1365011079;keith_hanson;jurov: that, heh. Scaling is a bitch :P -35853;1365011113;Scrat;Bugpowder: lold -35852;1365011140;mircea_popescu;keith_hanson you the guy with the radio show ? -35851;1365011174;keith_hanson;mircea_popescu: I have no radio show, ha -35850;1365011195;Bugpowder;r u teh guy with the pedobusting show? -35849;1365011228;keith_hanson;Bugpowder: You may have me confused with another person, heh -35848;1365011237;mircea_popescu;yeah. with... keith... hanson :D -35847;1365011307;keith_hanson;Wow. That sucks. I need to SEO my name or something :P -35846;1365011314;mircea_popescu;http://www.keithontheair.com/ << for the record -35845;1365011319;mircea_popescu;nice webskills on display -35844;1365011324;keith_hanson;yeah. I see that haha -35843;1365011354;ChaangNoi;gox down? -35842;1365011387;mod6;derp mode -35841;1365011450;mod6;EVERYBODY WAS KUNG-FU FIGHTING ... THOSE CATS WERE FAST AS LIGHTNING -35840;1365011454;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -35839;1365011461;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.87 BTC [-] -35838;1365011464;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.32000, Best ask: 141.32001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 141.32001, 24 hour volume: 123106.83272605, 24 hour low: 106.95100, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 123.99916 -35837;1365011468;pizzaman1337;back? -35836;1365011522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 850 @ 0.00069537 = 0.5911 BTC [+] -35835;1365011524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00069692 = 7.3177 BTC [+] -35834;1365011526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00069822 = 3.8402 BTC [+] -35833;1365011541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00069999 = 4.6899 BTC [+] -35832;1365011562;TomServo;;;goxlag -35831;1365011562;gribble;MtGox lag is 6048.679827 seconds. During this time, light travels 12.1214866489 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -35830;1365011570;TomServo;ha -35829;1365011572;Bugpowder;$goxlag --au -35828;1365011580;Bugpowder;oh -35827;1365011586;Bugpowder;u beat me to it -35826;1365011623;TomServo;I dopm' -35825;1365011625;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinity.org/markets -35824;1365011626;mod6;SOMEONE SET US UP THE BOMB -35823;1365011628;mircea_popescu;flatline looks cute. -35822;1365011629;TomServo;don't think you need the --au anymore. -35821;1365011654;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -35820;1365011656;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.111227035522 seconds -35819;1365011666;mod6;:] -35818;1365011675;Bugpowder;now would be a great time to troll tux in #mtgox. -35817;1365011679;Bugpowder;re mpexlag -35816;1365011694;mircea_popescu;heh. -35815;1365011723;ThickAsThieves;$avg -35814;1365011725;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -35813;1365011760;kakobrekla;!baselag -35812;1365011762;assbot;6 weeks. -35811;1365011844;mircea_popescu; was there a massive selloff or wtf happend anyway? < http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136498390721.png -35810;1365011848;mircea_popescu;then it just went to shit from there. -35809;1365011860;jurov;and to think yesterday i mentioned goxlax all the way to Eris... -35808;1365011915;kakobrekla;this kinda works -35807;1365011916;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -35806;1365011956;kakobrekla;bitstamp flying blind -35805;1365011963;bgupta;of course after that graph, btc rallied back to 140/141 area, and then mtgox shit the bed -35804;1365011967;Scrat;is this for real? https://campbx.com/images/bxdaily.jpg -35803;1365011971;Scrat;or a troll -35802;1365012035;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -35801;1365012038;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 34 seconds -35800;1365012071;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -35799;1365012072;gribble;MtGox lag is 6145.968388 seconds. During this time, light travels 12.3164518359 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -35798;1365012091;bgupta;heh https://twitter.com/MtGox lag my ass -35797;1365012106;bgupta;that's their fail whale -35796;1365012187;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -35795;1365012187;gribble;MtGox lag is 5455.751923 seconds. During this time, light travels 10.933265768 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -35794;1365012206;mircea_popescu;Scrat looks to me like one of those $50 pci autotesting packages most hosts will do -35793;1365012229;mircea_popescu;bgupta exactly -35792;1365012229;bgupta;90 mins -35791;1365012243;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/ still down also -35790;1365012258;mircea_popescu;no wait, up nao -35789;1365012266;bgupta;slowish -35788;1365012294;bgupta;flakey -35787;1365012322;thestringpuller;;;ticker -35786;1365012323;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.10000, Best ask: 141.69998, Bid-ask spread: 0.59998, Last trade: 141.69998, 24 hour volume: 123106.83272605, 24 hour low: 106.95100, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 123.99916 -35785;1365012334;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -35784;1365012334;gribble;MtGox lag is 4538.34842 seconds. During this time, light travels 9.0947994198 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -35783;1365012403;error4733;omg can't wait, it's like chrismas -35782;1365012408;ChaangNoi;BTC China @ $151.56 -35781;1365012409;ChaangNoi;Bitfloor @ $145 -35780;1365012409;ChaangNoi;Bitstamp @ 133.88 -35779;1365012410;ChaangNoi;BTC-E @ $130.07 -35778;1365012412;ChaangNoi;BTC 24 @ $152 -35777;1365012417;error4733;90$ or 190$ ? -35776;1365012422;mircea_popescu;about 130ish -35775;1365012434;kakobrekla;china will grow larger. -35774;1365012441;bgupta;The interesting thing I find is all these exchanges including mtgox, mpex, btct.co, bf, etc all trade 24x7, without so much as a daily hour of maintenance window. This I believe is unheard of in the finance world. (Certain things do trade like 23 hours a day but on rotating exchanges) -35773;1365012442;ChaangNoi;lol gribble -35772;1365012553;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -35771;1365012557;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769 BTC [-] -35770;1365012567;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.76802 = 6.1442 BTC [-] -35769;1365012786;KRS-1;is this why mt gox is showing btc ~ $110 -35768;1365012844;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu worth 130 yet? -35767;1365012883;kakobrekla;bah my inner troll is strong sometimes. -35766;1365012905;Scrat;bgupta: what is there to perform maintenance on? this isnt 1980 -35765;1365012946;ThickAsThieves;goxlag almost caught up -35764;1365012947;Scrat;bgupta: oh, did you paste that? -35763;1365012951;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -35762;1365012951;gribble;MtGox lag is 1102.961906 seconds. During this time, light travels 2.21032331025 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -35761;1365012997;Scrat;mircea_popescu: that shit is plastered all over their mainpage like it's an achievement -35760;1365013081;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.38 = 3.8 BTC [-] -35759;1365013317;thestringpuller;;;ticker -35758;1365013318;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.27101, Best ask: 140.00000, Bid-ask spread: 3.72899, Last trade: 140.00000, 24 hour volume: 118334.05152003, 24 hour low: 107.07900, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 124.83808 -35757;1365013442;ChaangNoi;if anyone gets an AM dividend please let me know how much it is this week. thanks -35756;1365013452;ChaangNoi;;;goxlag -35755;1365013453;gribble;MtGox lag is 912.746648 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.82913406297 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -35754;1365013475;ChaangNoi;hmm -35753;1365013503;KRS-1;when ticker is used for quote /trade information which exchange does that come from -35752;1365013533;jcpham;lemme tell you guys -35751;1365013540;jcpham;online resumes are the way to do it -35750;1365013574;jcpham;wget -O resume.html http://fuckyourresume.com/ -35749;1365013601;kakobrekla;resumes are bullshit -35748;1365013608;ChaangNoi;almost down to earth.. -35747;1365013613;jcpham;./wkhtmltopdf-i386 ../Documents/resume.html ..Documents/resume.pdf -35746;1365013619;jcpham;i just turned it into a science -35745;1365013640;jcpham;now al i have to do i edit my blogity blog -35744;1365013664;jcpham;./mailresume -35743;1365013680;jcpham;so that was fun. i'm changing employers -35742;1365013780;cole_albon;;;goxlag -35741;1365013780;gribble;MtGox lag is 1132.059669 seconds. During this time, light travels 2.2686349015 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -35740;1365013834;thestringpuller;;;ticker -35739;1365013836;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.27101, Best ask: 137.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.72899, Last trade: 137.00000, 24 hour volume: 118334.05152003, 24 hour low: 107.07900, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 124.83808 -35738;1365013870;mircea_popescu;Scrat what shit you mean ? -35737;1365013896;kakobrekla;this one is still kickin -35736;1365013897;kakobrekla;Bruce Wagner Apr 02 05:08PM -0400 -35735;1365013897;kakobrekla;Just as I predicted. :-) -35734;1365013897;kakobrekla;Bitcoin hit $116 so far today. -35733;1365013913;kakobrekla;-- -35732;1365013915;mircea_popescu;bruce wagner is predicting now ?! -35731;1365013918;kakobrekla;he predicted it. -35730;1365013925;kakobrekla;yea -35729;1365013942;thestringpuller;;;p -35728;1365013942;gribble;Error: "p" is not a valid command. -35727;1365013963;thestringpuller;;;ticker -35726;1365013963;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.88344, Best ask: 139.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.11656, Last trade: 137.88344, 24 hour volume: 118334.05152003, 24 hour low: 107.07900, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 124.83808 -35725;1365013993;thestringpuller;;;bids 89 -35724;1365013995;thestringpuller;;;bids 80 -35723;1365013996;gribble;There are currently 30446.462 bitcoins demanded at or over 89.0 USD, worth 3226430.31489 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0114 seconds -35722;1365013996;gribble;There are currently 39721.986 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 4008857.00483 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0183 seconds -35721;1365014004;thestringpuller;;;asks 140 -35720;1365014004;gribble;There are currently 215.97452 bitcoins offered at or under 140.0 USD, worth 30131.2587319 USD in total. | Data vintage: 8.3583 seconds -35719;1365014061;jurov;;;asks 200 -35718;1365014061;gribble;There are currently 19840.446 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 3184847.51314 USD in total. | Data vintage: 65.2698 seconds -35717;1365014116;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 160 -35716;1365014118;gribble;There are currently 13118.235 bitcoins offered at or under 160.0 USD, worth 1938768.98293 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0026 seconds -35715;1365014121;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C098T] 1000 @ 0.24108289 = 241.0829 BTC [+] -35714;1365014151;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C089T] 120 @ 0.28897825 = 34.6774 BTC [+] -35713;1365014153;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C092T] 1000 @ 0.2653217 = 265.3217 BTC [-] -35712;1365014158;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C095T] 1000 @ 0.25297192 = 252.9719 BTC [-] -35711;1365014174;Bugpowder;wow. -35710;1365014178;Bugpowder;shorting teh calls? -35709;1365014184;Bugpowder;let me buy from u bro -35708;1365014195;mircea_popescu;methinks more like closing out -35707;1365014221;Bugpowder;ah, yes. -35706;1365014222;Bugpowder;obv -35705;1365014240;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C098T] 1000 @ 0.24118333 = 241.1833 BTC [+] -35704;1365014247;Bugpowder;but the rally is back on -35703;1365014261;ThickAsThieves;do we know that yet? -35702;1365014264;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -35701;1365014265;gribble;MtGox lag is 1150.999865 seconds. During this time, light travels 2.30659084222 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -35700;1365014275;ChaangNoi;only 2 million usd to 160 and 10000 plus accounts on gox trying to get verified -35699;1365014276;ChaangNoi;fucking insane -35698;1365014277;mircea_popescu;hardly. about 137 atm -35697;1365014294;thestringpuller;;;market sell 1000 -35696;1365014297;gribble;A market order to sell 1000 bitcoins right now would net 132449.7782 USD and would take the last price down to 130.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 132.4498 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0003 seconds -35695;1365014305;thestringpuller;;;market sell 4000 -35694;1365014305;gribble;A market order to sell 4000 bitcoins right now would net 510010.3348 USD and would take the last price down to 122.1000 USD, resulting in an average price of 127.5026 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 8.5979 seconds -35693;1365014314;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoinity.org/markets the market depth on that 0.o -35692;1365014319;mjr_;tanking -35691;1365014321;thestringpuller;the price could easily plummet -35690;1365014327;thestringpuller;;;ticker -35689;1365014328;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 133.00000, Best ask: 134.90730, Bid-ask spread: 1.90730, Last trade: 134.90730, 24 hour volume: 118334.05152003, 24 hour low: 107.07900, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 124.83808 -35688;1365014328;troc;;;bids 0 -35687;1365014329;gribble;There are currently 40659320 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 8820891.03181 USD in total. | Data vintage: 32.0256 seconds -35686;1365014358;unbalanced_;This data lull felt like that moment in a movie car crash where everything goes slo-mo. Waaaaiiiittttt, whhhhhuttttt? -35685;1365014369;ThickAsThieves;not over yet -35684;1365014377;unbalanced_;*feels -35683;1365014387;Bugpowder;gox time -35682;1365014394;unbalanced_;Stay on target... stay on target! -35681;1365014399;Bugpowder;yeah still waiting for my deposit to clear -35680;1365014406;Bugpowder;36 confirms -35679;1365014589;jurov;deposits seems cleared -35678;1365014603;mjr_;;;goxlag -35677;1365014603;gribble;MtGox lag is 786.528797 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.57619490277 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -35676;1365014625;mjr_;FFS, why don't we just mail them letters with orders -35675;1365014641;mjr_;could have sent the order to mars lol -35674;1365014642;mjr_;jk -35673;1365014647;pgp;wtf 8 point spread on gox!?! -35672;1365014674;mjr_;yeah, crazy this morning, you would see prints on both sides -35671;1365014701;topace_;gox was frozen for a few hours, its still catching up -35670;1365014708;topace_;or, trying to catch up -35669;1365014709;pgp;it's embarassing for any bitcoin evangelist... -35668;1365014740;mjr_;;;goxlag -35667;1365014743;gribble;MtGox lag is 736.77759 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.47649404099 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -35666;1365014819;ThickAsThieves;its possibly embarassing, but could also fuel the fire to newcomers "zomg everyone is clamoring to buy btc, fast fingers!" -35665;1365014977;jurov;fat fingers, yea -35664;1365014986;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -35663;1365014986;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 21 hours, 32 minutes, and 44 seconds ago: too many people keep trying to use it -35662;1365015071;mjr_;thats what makes it fun bgupta -35661;1365015121;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C188T] 57 @ 0.0866432 = 4.9387 BTC [+] -35660;1365015143;ThickAsThieves;someone is still optimistic -35659;1365015172;ThickAsThieves;$avg -35658;1365015173;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 125.31 -35657;1365015184;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -35656;1365015185;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 21 hours, 36 minutes, and 2 seconds ago: too many people keep trying to use it -35655;1365015292;ThickAsThieves;is this AM divs coming in? -35654;1365015295;[\\\];asicminer div out -35653;1365015295;ThickAsThieves;pretty low -35652;1365015296;[\\\];0.00255553 -35651;1365015298;ThickAsThieves;0.00255553 -35650;1365015300;ThickAsThieves;heh -35649;1365015303;[\\\];as expected -35648;1365015443;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 27 @ 0.7455 = 20.1285 BTC [-] -35647;1365015446;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.745 = 1.49 BTC [-] -35646;1365015448;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.745 = 1.49 BTC [-] -35645;1365015451;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7422 BTC [-] -35644;1365015454;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7421 BTC [-] -35643;1365015456;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.74012 = 7.4012 BTC [-] -35642;1365015459;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.74011 = 2.9604 BTC [-] -35641;1365015471;[\\\];lol -35640;1365015480;[\\\];asicminer crashing from the div? -35639;1365015498;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.737 = 3.685 BTC [-] -35638;1365015500;[\\\];its down a whole .0054~ -35637;1365015504;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 0.7355 = 9.5615 BTC [-] -35636;1365015505;[\\\];uh oh -35635;1365015506;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.735 = 1.47 BTC [-] -35634;1365015509;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.733001 BTC [-] -35633;1365015512;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7313 BTC [-] -35632;1365015514;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7301 BTC [-] -35631;1365015554;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.715 = 1.43 BTC [-] -35630;1365015637;[\\\];oh noes! -35629;1365015661;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.315 = 1.89 BTC [-] -35628;1365015662;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.3105 = 6.21 BTC [-] -35627;1365015663;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.31000001 BTC [-] -35626;1365015664;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.31 BTC [-] -35625;1365015665;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [-] -35624;1365015674;[\\\];not dice too! -35623;1365015683;[\\\];the end is near -35622;1365015707;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 276 @ 0.00362 = 0.9991 BTC [-] -35621;1365015719;Namworld;People cashing out? -35620;1365015725;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00361 = 0.0108 BTC [-] -35619;1365015733;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 80 @ 0.0036 = 0.288 BTC [-] -35618;1365015741;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.00356 = 1.78 BTC [-] -35617;1365015749;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00355 = 0.0355 BTC [-] -35616;1365015758;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 54 @ 0.00352 = 0.1901 BTC [-] -35615;1365015760;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0041 = 2.05 BTC [+] -35614;1365015774;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.003516 = 0.3516 BTC [-] -35613;1365015779;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 900 @ 0.003516 = 3.1644 BTC [-] -35612;1365015824;mircea_popescu; it's embarassing for any bitcoin evangelist... << they're not here, blessfully. -35611;1365015841;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.38 = 4.94 BTC [-] -35610;1365015846;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -35609;1365015846;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.10000, Best ask: 136.45000, Bid-ask spread: 0.35000, Last trade: 136.45000, 24 hour volume: 118334.05152003, 24 hour low: 107.07900, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 124.83808 -35608;1365015882;bgupta;http://siliconangle.com/blog/2013/03/29/this-week-in-ddos-cyberbunker-vs-spamhaus-mtgox-bitcoin-exchange-and-dwolla-sendgrid/ -35607;1365015894;bgupta;(old but interesting nonetheless) -35606;1365015923;thestringpuller;;;ticker -35605;1365015926;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 135.10000, Best ask: 136.45000, Bid-ask spread: 1.35000, Last trade: 136.45000, 24 hour volume: 118334.05152003, 24 hour low: 107.07900, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 124.83808 -35604;1365016025;mircea_popescu;lol shed a dollar in a minute -35603;1365016039;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C098T] 230 @ 0.24371748 = 56.055 BTC [+] -35602;1365016051;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C095T] 100 @ 0.25563121 = 25.5631 BTC [+] -35601;1365016073;Bugpowder;gox creditited me! -35600;1365016083;[\\\];gee, this just screams stable: 24 hour low: 107.07900, 24 hour high: 147.00000 -35599;1365016090;mircea_popescu;lol -35598;1365016095;[\\\];40% swing in a day -35597;1365016101;[\\\];yeah, not a bubble -35596;1365016106;[\\\];totally rational price appreciation -35595;1365016107;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C092T] 175 @ 0.27012732 = 47.2723 BTC [+] -35594;1365016114;jcpham;woohoo -35593;1365016114;mircea_popescu;[\\\] actually i would say bubble averted. -35592;1365016125;jcpham;i see no bubbles here -35591;1365016126;[\\\];mircea_popescu: its not popped yet :p -35590;1365016133;mircea_popescu;yeh it is. -35589;1365016136;[\\\];jcpham, shut yo face -35588;1365016141;Namworld;and the price started back on the rise... -35587;1365016143;[\\\];;;ticker -35586;1365016144;Namworld;>.> -35585;1365016150;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 134.89949, Best ask: 136.45000, Bid-ask spread: 1.55051, Last trade: 134.89949, 24 hour volume: 122225.75654344, 24 hour low: 107.75000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 125.57761 -35584;1365016154;Namworld;We're gonna be at 500 USD/BTC within a week. -35583;1365016159;[\\\];heh -35582;1365016163;mircea_popescu;not happenin'. -35581;1365016202;Namworld;and in two weeks, at 10000 USD/BTC -35580;1365016206;Namworld;>.> -35579;1365016211;[\\\];and in 3 weeks $.20 -35578;1365016214;ThickAsThieves;Hey Namworld & Jurov don't forget my transfer plz! -35577;1365016215;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -35576;1365016218;gribble;There are currently 30825532 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 8940110.86194 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0106 seconds -35575;1365016223;Bugpowder;uh ohes -35574;1365016226;Namworld;Is jurov around? -35573;1365016235;ThickAsThieves;he was :/ -35572;1365016239;[\\\];still only 9M -35571;1365016241;jurov;not anymore -35570;1365016241;Namworld;damn -35569;1365016245;ThickAsThieves;hehe -35568;1365016254;Bugpowder;the wall at 90 got taken down -35567;1365016255;[\\\];I love how people mention billion dollar market cap -35566;1365016260;[\\\];but only 9M of depth -35565;1365016266;[\\\];they forget to mention the second bit -35564;1365016278;mircea_popescu;[\\\] because iot's not really notable. -35563;1365016281;Namworld;In 3 weeks... well we can't reach in 3 weeks because the price can't go there. It reaches upward to the infinite before 3 weeks from now. -35562;1365016285;mircea_popescu;you think google has 100bn mkt depth on the books ? -35561;1365016295;[\\\];nope -35560;1365016307;Namworld;There's some kind of limit... probably the end of the world or something -35559;1365016319;Namworld;and apparently, it causes BTC price to go up >.> -35558;1365016320;jurov;i think there is no leverage, hence no depth -35557;1365016336;Namworld;Maybe the afterlife is digital. You'll need lots of Bitcoins there. -35556;1365016341;thestringpuller;;;ticker -35555;1365016342;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 134.00000, Best ask: 135.09999, Bid-ask spread: 1.09999, Last trade: 135.09999, 24 hour volume: 122225.75654344, 24 hour low: 107.75000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 125.57761 -35554;1365016345;mircea_popescu;what happened to good old fashion put-your-money-in depth -35553;1365016351;mircea_popescu;everybody with leverage these days -35552;1365016356;mircea_popescu;nobody wants to work for a buck anymore -35551;1365016367;mircea_popescu;also http://www.foxbusiness.com/industries/2013/04/03/ex-goldman-trader-turning-himself-in-to-authorities/ -35550;1365016380;jurov;Namworld, no, they use dead altchains in hell -35549;1365016421;mircea_popescu;The surrender comes after the Commodities Futures Trading Commission unleashed a lawsuit against Taylor in November that alleged he intentionally concealed an $8.3 billion position in the S&P 500 e-mini futures. The CFTC had been seeking civil penalties of $130,000. -35548;1365016424;mircea_popescu;seems proportionate. -35547;1365016453;[\\\];whats that bitcoinica clone? -35546;1365016455;jurov;mircea_popescu: whoever used to keeping bitcoins on an exchange, learnt the lesson already -35545;1365016483;jurov;[\\\]: bitfinex -35544;1365016488;[\\\];ah, right -35543;1365016496;[\\\];I'm sure people on bitfinex are making a killing -35542;1365016517;Namworld;jurov: ahah, makes sense -35541;1365016538;Bugpowder;502 gox -35540;1365016570;mircea_popescu;[\\\] certainly. prolly time for a bitbet. -35539;1365016678;Bugpowder;sigh -35538;1365016774;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C188T] 50 @ 0.08799794 = 4.3999 BTC [+] -35537;1365016900;bgupta;uh bid higher than ask? -35536;1365016908;bgupta;bizarro -35535;1365016920;bitesak;http://notice.instawallet.org/ -35534;1365016963;mircea_popescu;bitesak whoa. -35533;1365016966;mircea_popescu;whoa whoa whoa. -35532;1365016972;bgupta;when did instawallet fold? -35531;1365016989;bitesak;2 days ago -35530;1365016990;Namworld;online wallet = bad -35529;1365017023;bitesak;I had 0,4BTC which I transferred to fastcash4bitcoin but it never got there.. -35528;1365017049;bitesak;and then it closed down. URLs of wallets were showing up in Google -35527;1365017053;bgupta;me never touched it.. -35526;1365017089;Bugpowder;do u think Bitcoin is cursed? -35525;1365017100;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.38 = 2.28 BTC [-] -35524;1365017117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5076 @ 0.00069692 = 3.5376 BTC [-] -35523;1365017117;bitesak;it's backed by drama as someone once said -35522;1365017137;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6121 @ 0.00069377 = 4.2466 BTC [-] -35521;1365017139;bitesak;all this is to make Bitcoin stronger :) -35520;1365017160;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.36 = 0.72 BTC [-] -35519;1365017190;Bugpowder;got ask filled at 132.5 ouch -35518;1365017196;mircea_popescu;bitesak totally. -35517;1365017197;Bugpowder;oh wellls -35516;1365017229;Namworld;Bitcoin is indeed cursed. Cursed by idiots. -35515;1365017258;[\\\];heh -35514;1365017318;mircea_popescu;all i have to say, boys and girls, is that if it popped later it'd have been much worse. -35513;1365017318;Bugpowder;all i wanted was a bit car, but then I got greedy. why why why??? -35512;1365017326;mircea_popescu;let it simmer a little, it won't get too low, we come to sanity. k ? -35511;1365017327;Bugpowder;dude -35510;1365017340;Bugpowder;u r overconfident about poppage. -35509;1365017377;ThickAsThieves;^ -35508;1365017399;jurov;bugpowda i sold some at 117-120 and don't give a fuck about -35507;1365017450;mircea_popescu;you dispute a broken trend ?! -35506;1365017472;Bugpowder;I called the top at 127 last night -35505;1365017475;ThickAsThieves;well when you rise $47 in one day where do you draw the line? -35504;1365017482;Bugpowder;then 147 happened -35503;1365017521;jcpham;my off-the-cuff math says at least %13 daily deflation to stay on track for 1 trillion usd -35502;1365017531;bitesak;mircea_popescu, do you have that pastebin on mercadoBitcoin brasil handy? -35501;1365017552;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/and-another-one-bites-the-dust-mercado-bitcoin/ -35500;1365017558;bitesak;thx -35499;1365017601;jurov;lol they still feature this on frontpage: https://mtgox.com/img/quote.gif -35498;1365017637;mircea_popescu;2011 was a good year for the dinosaurs. -35497;1365017668;ThickAsThieves;$avg -35496;1365017669;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 126.02 -35495;1365017690;bgupta;interesting convergence http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -35494;1365017728;mircea_popescu;check out the mega 140 wall -35493;1365017732;ThickAsThieves;people cant decide price for themselves -35492;1365017743;ThickAsThieves;built by you MP? -35491;1365017765;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves neh. -35490;1365017782;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -35489;1365017783;gribble;There are currently 30863303 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9011317.20884 USD in total. | Data vintage: 112.2002 seconds -35488;1365017788;Bugpowder;ok -35487;1365017791;Bugpowder;I have sold enough -35486;1365017805;jcpham;#bitcoin is creeping up towards 1500 users -35485;1365017811;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C029T] 2 @ 0.77218744 = 1.5444 BTC -35484;1365017811;jcpham;that's double since January -35483;1365017815;jcpham;for sure -35482;1365018535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4129 @ 0.00069377 = 2.8646 BTC [-] -35481;1365018764;smickles;$unconfirmed -35480;1365018776;mpexbot;smickles: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -35479;1365018785;smickles;well, poo -35478;1365018819;jcpham;medium article is good -35477;1365018821;jcpham;https://medium.com/money-banking/2b5ef79482cb -35476;1365018834;mircea_popescu;$vwap ^oix -35475;1365018836;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 108.2380102 high: 135.79574203 low: 93.3570601 volume: 19607 btc: 8036.29427679 30 day: no data -35474;1365018866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00317003 = 3.17 BTC [-] -35473;1365018868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 13096 @ 0.00317002 = 41.5146 BTC [-] -35472;1365019193;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/362/bitfinex-insolvent-by-end-of-april/ -35471;1365019194;mircea_popescu;lalala -35470;1365019571;[\\\];trolalalal -35469;1365019580;jcpham;a little bit -35468;1365019660;mircea_popescu;wanna bet ? -35467;1365019833;jcpham;insider information -35466;1365020005;kakobrekla;lol https://www.kraken.com/market -35465;1365020023;kakobrekla;crash much? -35464;1365020070;mircea_popescu;aww but y! -35463;1365020070;kakobrekla;ah nvm -35462;1365020084;kakobrekla;that was my settings -35461;1365020118;mircea_popescu;lol you had it set for crash ? -35460;1365020135;kakobrekla;yeah something like that :D -35459;1365020147;ThickAsThieves;it still wants to rally -35458;1365020157;ThickAsThieves;if gox will let it -35457;1365020165;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3 @ 0.0048 = 0.0144 BTC [+] -35456;1365020186;mircea_popescu;http://notice.instawallet.org/ -35455;1365020188;mircea_popescu;wait a second. -35454;1365020198;mircea_popescu;they pay < 50 btc after 90 days and > 50 btc IF POSSIBLE ? -35453;1365020202;mircea_popescu;so funds were in fact lost. -35452;1365020270;Bugpowder;looks like it -35451;1365020290;Bugpowder;minicyprus -35450;1365020293;pizzaman1337;oh noes -35449;1365020302;Bugpowder;what was that transaction again? -35448;1365020302;ThickAsThieves;its funny how AAPL only goes up when the rest of tech goes down -35447;1365020350;bgupta;tech is a zerosum game no? ;) Apple vs everyone else. -35446;1365020374;Bugpowder;;;ticker -35445;1365020375;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.50000, Best ask: 138.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 138.00000, 24 hour volume: 125538.92052295, 24 hour low: 108.00005, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 126.35150 -35444;1365020380;Bugpowder;gawd damnit -35443;1365020392;bgupta;Bugpowder: what is wrong? -35442;1365020401;bgupta;weren;t you just buying? -35441;1365020409;bgupta;at ~130 -35440;1365020425;Bugpowder;no -35439;1365020442;Bugpowder;i am a bit loser -35438;1365020474;bgupta;ahh "got ask filled at 132.5 ouch" -35437;1365020501;bgupta;(lower) -35436;1365020526;Bugpowder;90% of the time, the best move is to sit on hands -35435;1365020628;bgupta;with the lag trading seems a crapshoot. -35434;1365020637;bgupta;(random lag) -35433;1365020853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00333521 = 3.3352 BTC [+] -35432;1365021146;unbalanced_;Bugpowder: I concur see quote #1 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reminiscences_of_a_Stock_Operator#Quotes -35431;1365021178;unbalanced_;I wish I'd sat tight this morning instead of my derp trades. -35430;1365021247;jurov;According to media headlines, Slovenia can soon be next to request a financial help from EU. Do you have any plan B to protect your customers funds in case the Cyprus will happen over again? -35429;1365021254;mircea_popescu;lol -35428;1365021255;jurov;Bitstamp: Yes, we are in process of opening a UK based bank account. -35427;1365021264;jurov;^ appeared in my fb feed -35426;1365021333;bitesak;sounds stressful -35425;1365021343;mircea_popescu;"we don't have that much money anyway" -35424;1365021354;ThickAsThieves;anyone else have trouble sending bitcoins from WeExchange today -35423;1365021356;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0033 = 4.95 BTC [-] -35422;1365021358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.0031702 = 0.1585 BTC [-] -35421;1365021428;bitesak;obviously the UK is a much bigger financial center but still are not immune to a rough ride -35420;1365021519;jurov;would be interesting if FSA will take any action against bitstamp -35419;1365021520;unbalanced_;When does SDICE officially declare a div or non-div? Today, tomorrow? -35418;1365021541;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 33 @ 0.33 = 10.89 BTC [+] -35417;1365021543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.325 = 3.575 BTC [-] -35416;1365021543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.32 = 3.2 BTC [-] -35415;1365021569;bitesak;unless they have been preparing this for a while, I don't think they will be having a bank account too soon -35414;1365021640;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ they have to do it within five days of new month -35413;1365021648;mircea_popescu;unless exceptional circumstances. -35412;1365021757;kakobrekla;;;ticker -35411;1365021758;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 138.78000, Best ask: 138.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 138.80000, 24 hour volume: 126892.36002240, 24 hour low: 108.00060, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 126.58123 -35410;1365021763;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -35409;1365021764;gribble;MtGox lag is 226.450443 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.453804152306 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -35408;1365021867;mircea_popescu;you could have sent a bitcoin straight into the trashbin. -35407;1365021986;Uglux;https://bitpay.com/amazon -35406;1365021990;Uglux;thefuck? -35405;1365022012;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.18861 BTC [+] -35404;1365022024;mircea_popescu;This currently works only with WooCommerce. -35403;1365022025;mircea_popescu;awww. -35402;1365022029;mircea_popescu;i was impressed for a second -35401;1365022032;jborkl;The services BitPay offers have not been directly approved by Amazon.com and customers should not confuse these services offered by the Bitpay WooCommerce plugin as being endorsed, sponsored or approved by Amazon.com. -35400;1365022052;jborkl;too bad -35399;1365022058;Uglux;;) -35398;1365022059;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 9 @ 0.1886 = 1.6974 BTC [-] -35397;1365022134;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 10 @ 0.1886 = 1.886 BTC [-] -35396;1365022170;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.755 = 3.02 BTC [+] -35395;1365022439;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.4 = 1.6 BTC [+] -35394;1365022440;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.4 = 10 BTC [+] -35393;1365022442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.405 = 1.62 BTC [+] -35392;1365022443;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 15 @ 0.41 = 6.15 BTC [+] -35391;1365022678;Uglux;and still no update on AMs missing 6Thash... -35390;1365022721;ThickAsThieves;yep i anticipate sell offs this week -35389;1365022747;ThickAsThieves;sdice has weakened too -35388;1365022781;jborkl;yet, as of yesterday they were up 750 bitcoins or so, just in the first couple days -35387;1365022805;jborkl;that can change of course, but a really good start -35386;1365022979;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.41 = 0.82 BTC [+] -35385;1365023008;mircea_popescu;Uglux it;'s been 3 months yet ? -35384;1365023099;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [+] -35383;1365023151;deadweasel;http://www.usd2btc.com/ ? -35382;1365023222;Uglux;yea, i call it a bf-ai-l/avalonism. promising shit. delivering "somthing" + blabla... -35381;1365023400;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 22 @ 0.41 = 9.02 BTC [+] -35380;1365023528;bitesak;;;ticker -35379;1365023529;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.80000, Best ask: 138.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 138.00000, 24 hour volume: 128828.52600909, 24 hour low: 108.05000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 126.82527 -35378;1365023761;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.41 = 2.87 BTC [+] -35377;1365024404;bgupta;;;ticker -35376;1365024406;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 133.33000, Best ask: 134.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.67000, Last trade: 134.00000, 24 hour volume: 128637.79888326, 24 hour low: 108.45001, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.12429 -35375;1365024426;Bugpowder;"To learn that a man can make foolish plays for no reason whatever was a valuable lesson. It cost me millions to learn that another dangerous enemy to a trader is his susceptibility to the urgings of a magnetic personality when plausibly expressed by a brilliant mind." -35374;1365024453;Bugpowder;This is what just happened to me with mircea_popescu's bubble poppin' talk -35373;1365024469;mircea_popescu;wait what ?! -35372;1365024493;Bugpowder;I SOLD IT ALL -35371;1365024496;Bugpowder;oh wait -35370;1365024498;mircea_popescu;um -35369;1365024508;mircea_popescu;what, you sold it for less than 133 ?! -35368;1365024508;Bugpowder;no just 20% -35367;1365024509;Bugpowder;whew -35366;1365024517;Bugpowder;;;ticker -35365;1365024518;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 134.00000, Best ask: 134.99900, Bid-ask spread: 0.99900, Last trade: 134.99900, 24 hour volume: 128637.79888326, 24 hour low: 108.45001, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.12429 -35364;1365024522;Bugpowder;and now its falling agoin -35363;1365024536;bgupta;Bugpowder: Perhaps a break is in order? -35362;1365024537;bitesak;just sit on your hands -35361;1365024537;mircea_popescu;soooo... whatcher on aboot. -35360;1365024551;pgp;feels like it needs to take a breather... -35359;1365024576;kakobrekla;umm -35358;1365024585;Bugpowder;One month ago I would be so stoked to have this value in my total btc portfolio. Now I've cashed that same amount out, and still have more left. -35357;1365024586;kakobrekla;did last blockchain glitch happen 1480 blocks ago? -35356;1365024615;Bugpowder;no matter what, I'm not going to buy puts. -35355;1365024635;bgupta;why not? Too expensive? -35354;1365024637;Bugpowder;Well hello text message.... -35353;1365024643;Bugpowder;new localbitcoins contact... -35352;1365024651;Bugpowder;I guess I can sell just a bit more. -35351;1365024658;Bugpowder;I always lose on puts. -35350;1365024676;Bugpowder;YMMV -35349;1365024710;bgupta;sigh: http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2013/04/i-bought-a-bitcoin.html -35348;1365024798;bgupta;Hey can someone explain what the story is with coinlab and mtgox? If I have an exisiting mtgox does that mean I can't trade, or it's a pain to transfer fiat in and out? -35347;1365024896;mjr_;new idea: betting game based on random goxlag numbers...goxlagdice -35346;1365024943;saulimus;someone will analyze the statistics of goxlag on create a strategy based on that... -35345;1365024950;saulimus;on -> and -35344;1365024960;Jackmani_;lol -35343;1365024988;bgupta;mm. there already is one... -35342;1365025024;Jackmani_;if (lag > 10s) buy at tickerprice - 10% -35341;1365025069;mjr_;lol -35340;1365025079;mjr_;it will be provably unfair to all participants -35339;1365025089;bgupta;chart is quite insane… http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg60zigHourlyztgSza1gSMAzm1g1zm2g25zv even with pullback -35338;1365025143;bgupta;I think there was a bit of a bumrush after 100 looked like it would hold -35337;1365025485;bgupta;;;ticker -35336;1365025486;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 133.50000, Best ask: 134.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.80000, Last trade: 134.30000, 24 hour volume: 129330.89554659, 24 hour low: 108.70001, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.38315 -35335;1365025793;KRS-1;thats old though right -35334;1365025969;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10953 @ 0.00067393 = 7.3816 BTC [-] -35333;1365026084;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.09 = 0.9 BTC [-] -35332;1365026100;pgp;oh boy -35331;1365026100;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.101 = 0.202 BTC [+] -35330;1365026103;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.100001 = 0.5 BTC [-] -35329;1365026193;mircea_popescu;goxlice ? -35328;1365026238;mircea_popescu;o look. 3k sold brought it down another 10%. -35327;1365026277;Namworld;stupid gox.... -35326;1365026284;Namworld;seriously, someone kill them please -35325;1365026292;mircea_popescu;the power is yours. -35324;1365026294;mircea_popescu;do you use them ? -35323;1365026299;KRS-1;this is just temp? -35322;1365026325;mircea_popescu;no. -35321;1365026343;bgupta;;;ticker -35320;1365026344;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 126.25000, Best ask: 126.93439, Bid-ask spread: 0.68439, Last trade: 126.25000, 24 hour volume: 129330.89554659, 24 hour low: 108.70001, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.38315 -35319;1365026357;KRS-1;seems like it will go further -35318;1365026362;mircea_popescu;Apr 03 14:11:37 so basicvally... any dollar over 100 anyone pays on a btc is a dollar lost. -35317;1365026381;bgupta;12 point spread on clarkmoody -35316;1365026393;KRS-1;;;ticker -35315;1365026394;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 125.12500, Best ask: 127.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.87500, Last trade: 127.00000, 24 hour volume: 129330.89554659, 24 hour low: 108.70001, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.38315 -35314;1365026398;bgupta;seeing trades osilating between 127 and 115 -35313;1365026401;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.32100001 BTC [+] -35312;1365026402;mircea_popescu;its trading ~117 atm -35311;1365026437;dub;bob has bitch tits -35310;1365026441;Namworld;Gox is completly useless... -35309;1365026448;bgupta;no the bid.. ask looks a lot higher.. at least for the moment -35308;1365026457;bgupta;s/no/on/ -35307;1365026464;mircea_popescu;115s -35306;1365026488;jborkl;look at coinlab -35305;1365026490;jborkl;115 -35304;1365026491;pgp;fucking crazy -35303;1365026501;mircea_popescu;no, actually, perfectly healthy. -35302;1365026509;mircea_popescu;the runup past 100 was the crazy part. -35301;1365026519;jborkl;yes, the runup past 100 was nuts -35300;1365026525;pgp;where are the grownups? -35299;1365026535;mircea_popescu;lemmings have hopefully been slaughtered enough to learn for the future. -35298;1365026537;mircea_popescu;but if not... -35297;1365026539;bgupta;I see 125.125, 125.125, 115.123, 115.12156.. huge spread again -35296;1365026542;bgupta; -35295;1365026551;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 22 @ 0.00441 = 0.097 BTC [-] -35294;1365026553;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 200 @ 0.0044 = 0.88 BTC [-] -35293;1365026556;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 86 @ 0.004305 = 0.3702 BTC [-] -35292;1365026576;jborkl;looks like 105 will print here in a minute -35291;1365026586;bgupta;real thin between 115 and even 134.. -35290;1365026589;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.004096 BTC [+] -35289;1365026593;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 53 @ 0.004096 = 0.2171 BTC [+] -35288;1365026597;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.004097 = 0.4097 BTC [+] -35287;1365026605;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 154 @ 0.004098 = 0.6311 BTC [+] -35286;1365026636;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.dice -35285;1365026638;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00310001 / 0.00331688 / 0.00400173 (29870 shares, 99.08 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00330394 / 0.00448 (727656 shares, 2,404.13 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00422354 / 0.006225 (1578663 shares, 6,667.56 BTC) -35284;1365026654;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -35283;1365026656;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067351 / 0.00068435 / 0.00069999 (215208 shares, 147.28 BTC), 7D: 0.00059218 / 0.0006566 / 0.00069999 (2600753 shares, 1,707.67 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00072363 / 0.00078628 (18234279 shares, 13,195.02 BTC) -35282;1365026669;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -35281;1365026671;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.87000000 / 1.94453478 / 2.00000000 (23 shares, 44.72430000 BTC), 7D: 1.80000000 / 1.92572839 / 2.08000000 (162 shares, 311.96799996 BTC), 30D: 1.40001001 / 1.80151405 / 2.08000000 (737 shares, 1327.71585265 BTC) -35280;1365026671;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1246 @ 0.00426 = 5.308 BTC [-] -35279;1365026679;bgupta;As percentages go this isn't really that unusual for btc.. but with the increase in value a 10+ point spread seems wide -35278;1365026694;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 746 @ 0.004098 = 3.0571 BTC [+] -35277;1365026703;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.0041 = 2.05 BTC [+] -35276;1365026710;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C131T] 1 @ 0.14307752 BTC [-] -35275;1365026716;mircea_popescu;i would say today is a great day in that disaster was averted -35274;1365026739;Uglux;until the next day -35273;1365026766;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 490 @ 0.00426 = 2.0874 BTC [-] -35272;1365026769;mircea_popescu;nah, at least in theory hysteria just needs a coupla slaps. -35271;1365026902;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -35270;1365026902;bgupta;mircea_popescu: What is your fear in particular? megacrash? -35269;1365026903;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 119.22835, Best ask: 120.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.77165, Last trade: 120.00000, 24 hour volume: 129330.89554659, 24 hour low: 108.70001, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.38315 -35268;1365026912;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 490 @ 0.004199 = 2.0575 BTC [+] -35267;1365026925;bgupta;(which breaks all faith in btc) -35266;1365026928;Bowjob;;;ticker -35265;1365026928;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 117.70000, Best ask: 120.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.30000, Last trade: 117.70000, 24 hour volume: 129330.89554659, 24 hour low: 108.70001, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.38315 -35264;1365026934;Bowjob;ooh crash -35263;1365026937;jborkl;I would think the greatest fear would be the bot gets megaraped -35262;1365026940;Bowjob;;;gox -35261;1365026940;gribble;Error: "gox" is not a valid command. -35260;1365026943;Bowjob;;;goxlag -35259;1365026944;gribble;MtGox lag is 388.162939 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.777874183667 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -35258;1365026957;Bowjob;ah, we got goxxed again -35257;1365026992;Namworld;goxlag makes me feel like shooting a missile right at their face... -35256;1365027005;Namworld;It's still not fixed... how incompetent can you be? -35255;1365027029;mircea_popescu;bgupta there's a fundamental macroeconomic problem at work, as follows : -35254;1365027036;mircea_popescu;the bitcoin holders were done selling. -35253;1365027039;pgp;it's shocking, really, when you consider the magnitude of the opportunity gox has... -35252;1365027044;mircea_popescu;left in the market, newb speculators selling to each other -35251;1365027052;mircea_popescu;turning bitcoin into a sort of "bitcoin gem" by default. -35250;1365027063;mircea_popescu;this is not acceptable. a buncha new kids don't get to run the town. -35249;1365027088;mircea_popescu;moreover, the systemic risk they pose is that they'll blow it up then crash it with their desperation, creating fake "proof" that it's "a ponzi" -35248;1365027095;mircea_popescu;just because they're retards and used it as a ponzi. -35247;1365027107;pgp;true dat -35246;1365027125;mircea_popescu;seeing how we're discussing a 1bn+ item here, which is more than a uss carrier with full equipment on board -35245;1365027145;mircea_popescu;and the wanna-be movers and shakers are... well... you know. -35244;1365027197;Bowjob;;;goxlag -35243;1365027198;gribble;MtGox lag is 458.030321 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.917887634921 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -35242;1365027201;Bowjob;damn -35241;1365027202;Bowjob;xD -35240;1365027205;Bowjob;;;ticker -35239;1365027206;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 123.00000, Best ask: 125.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.00000, Last trade: 125.00000, 24 hour volume: 129330.89554659, 24 hour low: 108.70001, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.38315 -35238;1365027226;pgp;actually, I believe than an arcraft carrier costs quite a bit more, no? -35237;1365027235;mircea_popescu;about 1bn afaik -35236;1365027245;mircea_popescu;haven't been in the market recently tho -35235;1365027316;Scrat;pgp: quite a lot more -35234;1365027317;pgp;http://www.facethefactsusa.org/facts/New-Aircraft-Carrier-Does-More-with-Less-Crew/ -35233;1365027333;mircea_popescu;eh fuck me. -35232;1365027339;pgp;lol -35231;1365027339;mircea_popescu;i stand corrected. -35230;1365027347;mircea_popescu;i must be on 1990 dollars or some shit. -35229;1365027357;mircea_popescu;aaanyway. -35228;1365027367;jborkl;yeah, 1 billion does not buy the govt much anymore -35227;1365027378;mircea_popescu;of course that's ops cost -35226;1365027383;mircea_popescu;ship itself is only half that -35225;1365027420;jborkl;the water treatment plant the city is builing - ran over budget and cost 1.1 billion -35224;1365027424;Uglux;so we need an aircraftcarrier index. the pizza index is obsolete :) -35223;1365027426;jborkl;in a city of 1 million -35222;1365027433;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Modern carriers are massive. have neculear reactors, and a huge contingent of very expensive warplanes -35221;1365027440;mircea_popescu;jborkl so basically 1k per capita ? scandalous. -35220;1365027452;mircea_popescu;bgupta yes yes, i stepped in it :D -35219;1365027454;jborkl;it is not the only plant either -35218;1365027464;Bowjob;;;goxlag -35217;1365027468;gribble;MtGox lag is 614.571582 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.23159456924 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -35216;1365027471;Bowjob;even goxlag is lagging -35215;1365027504;bgupta;perhaps this one can be had for cheap: http://blog.seattlepi.com/aerospace/2011/03/29/wanna-buy-an-aircraft-carrier/ -35214;1365027528;jborkl;heh, i bought a pizza for rg last year and he pain me 1.5 bitcoins -35213;1365027529;jborkl;lol -35212;1365027533;mircea_popescu;where's tiberius guy to show me mercedes links when we need him. -35211;1365027533;jborkl;paid -35210;1365027618;jborkl;;;seen topace -35209;1365027619;gribble;topace was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 days, 22 hours, 31 minutes, and 58 seconds ago: -35208;1365027722;jborkl;I have gotten 3 messages from localbitcoin buyers today -35207;1365027966;bgupta;;;ticker -35206;1365027966;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 124.62312, Best ask: 125.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.37688, Last trade: 125.00000, 24 hour volume: 129330.89554659, 24 hour low: 108.70001, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.38315 -35205;1365028396;bgupta;;;goxlag -35204;1365028398;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -35203;1365028408;bgupta;down again? -35202;1365028491;jborkl;mtgox.com 502 bad gateway -35201;1365028496;jborkl;lol -35200;1365028501;bgupta;mircea_popescu: You have a test instance with fake data? Want to test playing with API without bot asks/bids disappearing. -35199;1365028529;mircea_popescu;bgupta what is this about ? -35198;1365028532;bgupta;(Not for direct trading just getting quotes I care about) -35197;1365028555;bgupta;want to script updated quotes. -35196;1365028565;mircea_popescu;o you mean the mpex json ? -35195;1365028569;mircea_popescu;no there's no fake data feed. -35194;1365028573;bgupta;yeah -35193;1365028576;bgupta;ok.. -35192;1365028588;mircea_popescu;perhaps try on a more copacetic symbol ? -35191;1365028592;mircea_popescu;s.bbet is pretty stable say -35190;1365028596;bowjob;;;ticker -35189;1365028596;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -35188;1365028631;bowjob;gox -35187;1365028633;pgp;truly pathetic state of affairs -35186;1365028747;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Need account to use API? Hoping not for quotes. -35185;1365028761;mircea_popescu;you know this api talk keeps throwing me for a loop -35184;1365028774;mircea_popescu;mpex has no api. it's just some public json/jsonp calls -35183;1365028781;mircea_popescu;and the trade window -35182;1365028800;bgupta;ok.. -35181;1365028823;mircea_popescu;so you know, you can pull the feeds just fine, they're public -35180;1365028863;mircea_popescu;this make sense to you ? -35179;1365028885;bowjob;;;ticker -35178;1365028886;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -35177;1365028895;bgupta;yes. -35176;1365028933;bowjob;aight. mtgox got ddosed -35175;1365028946;bgupta;this is what I wanted http://mpex.co/mpex-mktdepth.php -35174;1365028954;bgupta;(I think) -35173;1365028961;bgupta;need to pretty print it -35172;1365029124;mircea_popescu;alrighy. -35171;1365029134;bowjob;instawallet hacked -35170;1365029138;bowjob;lol -35169;1365029159;kakobrekla;;;ticker -35168;1365029159;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -35167;1365029170;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -35166;1365029171;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -35165;1365029173;dub;don't worry guys they are rolling out ltc and nmc -35164;1365029180;dub;that will fix it -35163;1365029180;kakobrekla;and ppcoin -35162;1365029182;mircea_popescu;no novacoin ? -35161;1365029202;mircea_popescu;also, i hope ycombinator has litebase, litelab, namebase, namelab -35160;1365029207;jborkl;pee pee coin -35159;1365029208;mircea_popescu;blablab and tralalab all ready -35158;1365029214;jborkl;? -35157;1365029218;pgp;this gox shit just gets me so hot under the collar... -35156;1365029221;dub;ppcoin is going to buy me an 86 -35155;1365029277;bowjob;gox did a runner. the biggest bitcoin scam on the universe -35154;1365029279;pgp;any insight into why they just can't license a matching engine... -35153;1365029281;bowjob;i hope they are proud -35152;1365029292;dub;pgp: idiocy -35151;1365029311;jborkl;ddos -35150;1365029327;dub;yes they are incompetent because ddos -35149;1365029327;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=165880.msg1733865#msg1733865 -35148;1365029329;mircea_popescu;this guy... lol -35147;1365029346;mircea_popescu;pgp you understand only recently they had any money ? -35146;1365029352;mircea_popescu;(recently = since about feb) -35145;1365029470;pgp;I see - success basically caught these guys with their pants down -35144;1365029487;jborkl;no, it made them a massive target -35143;1365029493;jborkl;pants or no pants -35142;1365029544;mircea_popescu;history of mtgox for the more recent bitcoin ppl : -35141;1365029564;mircea_popescu;started about a year after btc as an outgrowth of a game cards trading thing owned by the guy now doing ripple. -35140;1365029573;mircea_popescu;was basically given away to tux because of legal concerns. -35139;1365029586;mircea_popescu;tux proceeded to get hacked, lose the entire email base, to this day these emails are spammed. -35138;1365029617;mircea_popescu;tux then proceeded to get hacked, which may or may not have been the fake account they used to house trade, but anyway btc got sold down to 0 -35137;1365029620;taub;and why hasnt it made money since forever? -35136;1365029624;mircea_popescu;tux then got outside investors for ~1.5mn -35135;1365029641;mircea_popescu;used this to get offices, hire some employees, get some real servers, etc. -35134;1365029664;mircea_popescu;this put him in the red all through 2012 (plus some hacks and other unsavory shit, plus taking over hacked stuff like a polish exchange -35133;1365029678;bgupta;jezz down for 20 mins -35132;1365029680;mircea_popescu;plus making a narrow escape from the EU for not having banking licenses) -35131;1365029703;mircea_popescu;they were marginally profitable once btc went over 10 again, but barely enough to dig investors out of their equity hole -35130;1365029715;mircea_popescu;then the high prices high volumes hit, now they're making enough to be an actual business. -35129;1365029720;mircea_popescu;but they only have for two months, give or take. -35128;1365029731;mircea_popescu;taking questions. -35127;1365029741;taub;more on that EU escape story? -35126;1365029742;jborkl;very nice rundown mp -35125;1365029756;mircea_popescu;taub had a bank account in france, french authority investigated them -35124;1365029764;mircea_popescu;they offered the theory that they don't need licensing because bitcoin -35123;1365029767;dub;you missed tux being a pompus bag of dicks -35122;1365029768;mircea_popescu;got shut down the next day -35121;1365029769;pgp;accross the uruls on camelback? -35120;1365029772;jborkl;hen I signed up(right after the hack) they gave me a free yubikey- free shipping -35119;1365029776;mircea_popescu;no charges (but maybe a civil penalty, it's unclear) -35118;1365029790;taub;i see -35117;1365029808;mircea_popescu;currently they're also involved into a mess not of their making -35116;1365029819;pgp;? -35115;1365029820;mircea_popescu;whereby they have a bunch of bitcoinica funds which two parties are disputing in nz and ca -35114;1365029837;jborkl;oh yeah, I forgot they still have those -35113;1365029850;dub;thats hardly a burden, they hold btc unitl court ruling -35112;1365029859;jborkl;that is a nightmare -35111;1365029875;dub;holding btc is a nightmare? -35110;1365029884;pgp;so... he's a survivor is what you're saying... -35109;1365029885;mircea_popescu;dub if they still have it. -35108;1365029897;dub;he's a bottom feeder -35107;1365029901;mircea_popescu;pgp not rly. btc has no standards is what i'm saying. -35106;1365029904;dub;and in bitcoin that is the best place to feed -35105;1365029916;mircea_popescu;the other "survivor", bitfloor, lost millions of users funds -35104;1365029922;mircea_popescu;opened up for business like nothing happened -35103;1365029925;mircea_popescu;PEOPLE STILL USE THEM. -35102;1365029929;dub;hopefully they stay dossed long enough for a real exchange to open -35101;1365029932;pgp;anybody have any insight to the coinlab terms? -35100;1365029932;jborkl;that place should have just shut down -35099;1365029948;mircea_popescu;dub won't happen, because people have absolutely no preference for quality. -35098;1365029955;jborkl;the best exchange is in the us actually- imo -35097;1365029955;mircea_popescu;they will do things like lend on forum. who cares ? -35096;1365029958;jcpham;so whats new -35095;1365029964;dub;mircea_popescu: they will move if they can never access gox again -35094;1365029969;bgupta;so trades appear to slowly be going through, just websockets are down -35093;1365029969;[\\\];news? -35092;1365029970;mircea_popescu;yes. to bitfinex. -35091;1365029970;jcpham;i'm sure i can just pick some thing -35090;1365029979;jcpham;some hack, some rally, some press -35089;1365029985;jcpham;what's the best drama -35088;1365029998;dub;all it takes is someone that isnt a) an existing scammer b) from russia to create an alternative -35087;1365030000;[\\\];jcpham: butterfail labs -35086;1365030008;mircea_popescu;gypsies qualify ? -35085;1365030010;jcpham;luke-jr still scammin -35084;1365030017;jcpham;posting fake asic pics on the internets -35083;1365030032;jcpham;i heard about that -35082;1365030037;bgupta;#mtgox-RT is slowly getting updates -35081;1365030040;jcpham;bfl shipping delayed: out of box tape -35080;1365030060;dub;mircea_popescu: it would take a gyppo with PR that doesnt alienate 80% of potential custies -35079;1365030072;jcpham;^ -35078;1365030079;jcpham;i think he referring to someone -35077;1365030087;Luke-Jr;jcpham: love your trolling, claiming my ASIC is fake -35076;1365030100;jcpham;dude i read it on reddit -35075;1365030104;jcpham;it must be true -35074;1365030111;dub;not that I have a problem with that in reference to MPEX, you don't want those 80% but an alt gox needs critical mass -35073;1365030113;jcpham;i can't come up with this gold -35072;1365030120;Luke-Jr;if they've put the effort into faking it, I'll be pretty pissed at having to write new drivers -35071;1365030120;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.32100002 BTC [+] -35070;1365030121;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.32100001 = 1.284 BTC [-] -35069;1365030122;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.321 = 9.63 BTC [-] -35068;1365030123;mircea_popescu;dub that's only because your nose is too big. -35067;1365030123;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 23 @ 0.32 = 7.36 BTC [-] -35066;1365030123;jcpham;luke-jr i want to defend you on the forums sometimes -35065;1365030124;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.30000001 = 4.5 BTC [-] -35064;1365030155;jcpham;why does everyone attack luke-jr when all he does is help bitcoin -35063;1365030161;dub;mircea_popescu: it helps me breath up all the white mans air -35062;1365030168;mircea_popescu;jcpham because he helps bitcoin be more like the shithole he lives in -35061;1365030171;mircea_popescu;ie, a house of failure. -35060;1365030182;jcpham;you are so harsh mircea_popescu -35059;1365030281;mircea_popescu;but anyway : i will dare say that a functioning exchange would be a serious problem at this point. -35058;1365030294;mircea_popescu;the fact they suck creates a lot of friction, which insulates us -35057;1365030306;mircea_popescu;which turns out to be critical when idiocy like the recent bubble strikes. -35056;1365030340;pgp;a better way will emerge -35055;1365030359;mircea_popescu;certainly, but in a year or so. -35054;1365030372;mircea_popescu;so far mtgox is a half-baked buggy implementation of capital controls. -35053;1365030374;pgp;I think less -35052;1365030404;jcpham;mircea_popescu what color is your soapbox? -35051;1365030436;pgp;it's the color of money -35050;1365030463;[\\\];jcpham, that ain't soap -35049;1365030483;deadweasel;lol [\\\] -35048;1365030504;jcpham;thank god for coinlab amirite trollface -35047;1365030530;pgp;so, goxcodes are going away? -35046;1365030537;[\\\];frakking coinlab -35045;1365030558;pgp;so far coinlab is all talk -35044;1365030561;jcpham;once your new overlords tell you what you can ant do, everything will be fine -35043;1365030601;mircea_popescu; it's the color of money << i like this one. -35042;1365030602;jcpham;there's always bitfloor. you can sell coins for anything over there -35041;1365030609;dub;is coinlab actually an exchange or just handling banking for dwolla users -35040;1365030615;dub;or instead of dwolla -35039;1365030624;[\\\];they aren't doing anything at the moment -35038;1365030628;dub;I realise this -35037;1365030632;jcpham;dub i think everything is the answer -35036;1365030634;mircea_popescu;i don't think you do. -35035;1365030635;jcpham;the exchange -35034;1365030641;jcpham;for sure -35033;1365030646;[\\\];so then to indicate what they are doing is a bit premature -35032;1365030651;pgp;bitfloor is a good tech all around, but one man show is a problem -35031;1365030662;[\\\];coinlabs is attempting to be the USD exchanger -35030;1365030662;mircea_popescu;the kid is talented, granted. -35029;1365030663;dub;one idiot show -35028;1365030668;mircea_popescu;but he has the geek disease. -35027;1365030669;[\\\];and mtgox will be the btc exchanger -35026;1365030689;pgp;i've met with him several times... -35025;1365030690;jcpham;there was an article from this week where Mark basically says mtgox wants coinlab to handle the US, they don't want to fool with anything in the US -35024;1365030702;pgp;you can lead a horse to water -35023;1365030714;[\\\];oh, it'll drink -35022;1365030723;[\\\];either willingly or once it passes the hell out -35021;1365030738;[\\\];hold its head under the water long enough, it'll drink -35020;1365030805;deadweasel;an equestrian, i see. -35019;1365030812;[\\\];nah -35018;1365030819;jcpham;http://www.forbes.com/sites/timothylee/2013/04/03/four-reason-you-shouldnt-buy-bitcoins/ -35017;1365030827;[\\\];hold any creature underwater long enough and it'll drink -35016;1365030845;deadweasel;my bad, a biologist. -35015;1365030847;mircea_popescu;[\\\] even spanish galleons ? -35014;1365030884;jcpham;ok so the link, the name of the article is "4 reasons you shouldn't buy bitcoins" -35013;1365030887;jcpham;last paragraph: Conclusion. With all that said, I think there’s a good chance that Bitcoins will continue to appreciate. I still have the majority of the Bitcoins I bought in early 2012 and I plan to hold onto them for a while to see what happens. -35012;1365030895;dub;5th reason, dicks everywhere -35011;1365030896;jcpham;so fucking classic -35010;1365030953;deadweasel;he wants cheap btc -35009;1365031051;pgp;lol -35008;1365031114;pgp;reagrding his 3rd point... aren't there plans to possibly prune the blockchain? -35007;1365031123;dub;heh http://afiler.com/five-bytecoin-note/ -35006;1365031143;mircea_popescu;so im looking at the bfl asic and all i can think of is -35005;1365031146;mircea_popescu;dude... where's the fans ?! -35004;1365031165;mircea_popescu;they demo'd a box of fans and then their board is passive cooled ?! -35003;1365031192;jcpham;yep -35002;1365031205;dub;are there more pics or just the luke-jr fakes? -35001;1365031218;[\\\];mircea_popescu: you weren't supposed to notice -35000;1365031238;ll;!t h sdice -34999;1365031239;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.30000000 / 0.34500832 / 0.40000010 (513 shares, 176.98926940 BTC), 7D: 0.30000000 / 0.38560232 / 0.46500000 (1790 shares, 690.22815553 BTC), 30D: 0.30000000 / 0.46949071 / 0.62950000 (6155 shares, 2889.71533662 BTC) -34998;1365031246;mircea_popescu;dub i was looking at the luke ones -34997;1365031264;mircea_popescu;[\\\] so now wat ? -34996;1365031281;mircea_popescu;working 41min @180w without fan? April fool -34995;1365031285;mircea_popescu;other ppl noticed too -34994;1365031328;jcpham;what the crap is a bytecoin -34993;1365031340;dub;whats the chance of dice going back over IPO price? -34992;1365031341;jcpham;and are there 8 bitcoins to a bytecoin -34991;1365031346;jcpham;otherwise forget it -34990;1365031348;dub;Im thinking slim to no fucking way -34989;1365031355;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -34988;1365031357;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00310001 / 0.00331495 / 0.00400173 (29681 shares, 98.39 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00327191 / 0.00439992 (696729 shares, 2,279.64 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00422354 / 0.006225 (1578660 shares, 6,667.54 BTC) -34987;1365031383;mircea_popescu;i'd say it depends on what they do with bets. -34986;1365031415;pgp;good old fashioned deflation -34985;1365031438;pgp;better to just hold the damn coins -34984;1365031494;dub;jcpham: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164569.0 -34983;1365031504;dub;Maria coins -34982;1365031530;dub;I have some for sale btw -34981;1365031595;bowjob;;;ticker -34980;1365031597;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -34979;1365031625;jborkl;satoshidice already up 1000 bitcoins this month -34978;1365031650;Bugpowder;this chart looks ugly -34977;1365031739;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44899999 BTC [+] -34976;1365031740;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.45 = 0.9 BTC [+] -34975;1365031762;bowjob;;;ticker -34974;1365031763;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -34973;1365031781;pgp;not that much coin on either side for 10 points... -34972;1365031939;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.0125 BTC [+] -34971;1365031945;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.0125 = 0.0375 BTC [+] -34970;1365032074;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7407 = 1.4814 BTC [-] -34969;1365032085;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.74 = 1.48 BTC [-] -34968;1365032086;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 15 @ 0.00177 = 0.0266 BTC [+] -34967;1365032088;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.733 = 2.932 BTC [-] -34966;1365032091;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [-] -34965;1365032093;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7006 = 1.4012 BTC [-] -34964;1365032096;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7005 = 1.401 BTC [-] -34963;1365032109;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7 = 2.1 BTC [-] -34962;1365032111;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.69 = 2.76 BTC [-] -34961;1365032115;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.683004 = 2.049 BTC [-] -34960;1365032117;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.683004 = 4.098 BTC [-] -34959;1365032167;pgp;not a lot of depth to that book, eh? -34958;1365032179;pgp;holy shit -34957;1365032182;Bugpowder;oh my -34956;1365032217;Bugpowder;feeling better about the cashing out now -34955;1365032239;deadweasel;;;goxlag -34954;1365032240;gribble;MtGox lag is 6.54048 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0131070486891 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its second largest moon, Callisto (0.012567 AU). -34953;1365032255;Bugpowder;now about those calls.... -34952;1365032354;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -34951;1365032355;gribble;There are currently 30745238 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 8109918.25254 USD in total. | Data vintage: 146.6280 seconds -34950;1365032360;Bugpowder;ugh -34949;1365032362;Bugpowder;weak -34948;1365032406;Namworld;not weak at all. At least not in the higher priced orderbook -34947;1365032531;KRS-1;;;goxlag -34946;1365032532;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -34945;1365032583;Bugpowder;8.1M is the weakest I've seen since the last flashcrash -34944;1365032593;Bugpowder;although a lot of that was just wiped out -34943;1365032611;Bugpowder;mircera's blog post killed the bubble. :( -34942;1365032625;Namworld;price looks stable now. More bids than asks... -34941;1365032640;Namworld;I have a feeling we're not done yet with this bubble-thing -34940;1365032673;jcpham;mircea_popescu has a blog? -34939;1365032766;dub;so gox is working via api only? -34938;1365033247;Bugpowder;It might break 100 -34937;1365033256;pgp;I think so -34936;1365033257;Bugpowder;whats the 61.8% retrace? -34935;1365033280;Bugpowder;$90.48 -34934;1365033289;Bugpowder;Might set some buys up at 91 -34933;1365033303;mircea_popescu;jcpham o you didn't klnow ? -34932;1365033315;jcpham;nah negro -34931;1365033320;jcpham;sure did not -34930;1365033323;pgp;here we go... -34929;1365033325;Bugpowder;oh hai 502, my old friend -34928;1365033355;mircea_popescu;jcpham must be cause you're new. -34927;1365033356;Bugpowder;U gonna need to buy some credits boy -34926;1365033373;jcpham;i'll get the hang of this internet thing one day -34925;1365033380;jcpham;double-click -34924;1365033391;mircea_popescu;it's spelled double-clit -34923;1365033412;jcpham;my mind just lit up with that visualization -34922;1365033420;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35929989 BTC [+] -34921;1365033421;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3592999 BTC [+] -34920;1365033423;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35929991 BTC [+] -34919;1365033423;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35929993 BTC [+] -34918;1365033424;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35929995 BTC [+] -34917;1365033425;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35929997 BTC [+] -34916;1365033426;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35929999 BTC [+] -34915;1365033427;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3593 BTC [+] -34914;1365033428;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35939999 BTC [+] -34913;1365033429;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3595 = 0.719 BTC [+] -34912;1365033430;deadweasel;is that 4 clicks per clit? -34911;1365033430;wao;hmm -34910;1365033434;Namworld;ok... gox is doing this on purpose... -34909;1365033435;wao;why is sell -34908;1365033449;mircea_popescu;wao probably somebody needed small change. -34907;1365033461;wao;Bugpowder: url for mircera blog post? -34906;1365033510;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: do you want to be in a documentary re: bitcoin? Was talking to a super early adopter that has been making a doc for the past 2 years. I think he has more liquid coin than you... -34905;1365033527;mircea_popescu;not particularly. -34904;1365033534;Bugpowder;aiiight -34903;1365033560;Bugpowder;its actually half doc / half porn. -34902;1365033567;Bugpowder;babes of bitcoin -34901;1365033620;mircea_popescu;wao http://trilema.com/2013/people-bitcoin-is-not-worth-100-dollars-per-stop-buying -34900;1365033624;mircea_popescu;he just can't spell. -34899;1365033656;wao;hmm -34898;1365033672;taub;< Bugpowder> its actually half doc / half porn. -34897;1365033672;taub;lol -34896;1365033736;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.147 = 0.441 BTC [+] -34895;1365033740;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.14319 BTC [-] -34894;1365033742;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.143 = 0.858 BTC [-] -34893;1365033745;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 20 @ 0.14 = 2.8 BTC [-] -34892;1365033754;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1550 @ 0.00333521 = 5.1696 BTC [+] -34891;1365033777;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -34890;1365033778;gribble;There are currently 30741115 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 7716124.53316 USD in total. | Data vintage: 151.0175 seconds -34889;1365033780;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.45 = 1.35 BTC [+] -34888;1365033783;Bugpowder;oh jesus -34887;1365033795;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.005 BTC [+] -34886;1365033807;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 30 @ 0.1313 = 3.939 BTC [-] -34885;1365033813;pgp;isn't there normally more like $10MM on bid side? -34884;1365033838;dub;come on $2 -34883;1365033886;Bugpowder;well if by normally you mean in the last 3 days of insane buying, yes. -34882;1365033899;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.45 = 0.9 BTC [+] -34881;1365033913;pgp;even a week ago... -34880;1365033922;thestringpuller;$avg -34879;1365033924;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 129.26 -34878;1365033935;pgp;a lot of bids have been pulled -34877;1365033953;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.125 = 0.375 BTC [-] -34876;1365033955;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 40 @ 0.12104 = 4.8416 BTC [-] -34875;1365033960;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.45 = 1.35 BTC [+] -34874;1365033960;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -34873;1365033960;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 hours, 12 minutes, and 56 seconds ago: well, poo -34872;1365033966;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: hey -34871;1365033970;Bugpowder;yo -34870;1365033995;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 75 @ 0.12102 = 9.0765 BTC [-] -34869;1365034003;thestringpuller;!ticker H HIM -34868;1365034004;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.87000000 / 1.94453478 / 2.00000000 (23 shares, 44.72430000 BTC), 7D: 1.80000000 / 1.92572839 / 2.08000000 (162 shares, 311.96799996 BTC), 30D: 1.40001001 / 1.80151405 / 2.08000000 (737 shares, 1327.71585265 BTC) -34867;1365034057;pgp;;;asks 200 -34866;1365034057;gribble;There are currently 30794.949 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 4689431.10089 USD in total. | Data vintage: 73.3201 seconds -34865;1365034251;thestringpuller;$oix -34864;1365034259;thestringpuller;oops -34863;1365034263;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^oix -34862;1365034265;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 93.3570601 / 108.23895332 / 135.79703245 (19608 shares, 8,036.44 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -34861;1365034266;mjr_;nice -34860;1365034276;mjr_;let's see how long this lasts -34859;1365034292;thestringpuller;;;bids 80 -34858;1365034294;gribble;There are currently 33883.478 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 3259848.25857 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0051 seconds -34857;1365034311;bgupta;so apparently anonymous took up mircea_popescu's call to pretect freedom by preventing the rise of bitcoin, but instead of selling btc as their methodology, they are ing using a ddos against mtgox. Hey if it can't trade it can't rise. ;) -34856;1365034325;mjr_;is mt gox ddos'd? -34855;1365034331;bgupta;sorry for typos.. -34854;1365034341;bgupta;yeah -34853;1365034347;bgupta;has been most all day -34852;1365034354;thestringpuller;but it's starting to pull through -34851;1365034357;mircea_popescu;bgupta everybody's been ddos'd all year -34850;1365034362;mircea_popescu;the only difference is they kinda suck at it. -34849;1365034365;thestringpuller;;;ticker -34848;1365034366;mircea_popescu;(ie, cloudflare and bs) -34847;1365034372;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 115.10000, Best ask: 115.19999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 115.20000, 24 hour volume: 134283.56443513, 24 hour low: 113.47500, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 128.50960 -34846;1365034467;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Well you gotta admit that the ddos took the wind out any thought of a retry at insane rally today. -34845;1365034497;mircea_popescu;not rly. -34844;1365034516;mircea_popescu;135k traded today. -34843;1365034524;bgupta;You think a ddos against the major btc exchange would help a rally? -34842;1365034533;Bugpowder;hmm... how is the reddit sentiment index doing -34841;1365034535;mircea_popescu;it can do either, in principle. why not ? -34840;1365034547;deadweasel;https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions keeps rising -34839;1365034557;mircea_popescu;moreover, as shockingly crummy service this is, it's not much outside of mtgox normal range. -34838;1365034570;mircea_popescu;banned in 3 2 1 -34837;1365034572;jurov;muhaha -34836;1365034588;dub; dub: except that'd be illegla -34835;1365034591;jurov;they should just ask theymos for some of the stash -34834;1365034599;jborkl;wow, that is a lot of unconfirmed -34833;1365034609;mircea_popescu;you know this unconfirmed stuff is starting to worry -34832;1365034617;bgupta;it kinda serves the same purpose of a short circuit, breaking whatever momentum insanity is going on in market -34831;1365034618;Bugpowder;FUck. -34830;1365034619;Bugpowder;I'm Raising My Bitcoin Price Target To $400 Henry Blodget Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/im-raising-my-bitcoin-price-target-to-400-2013-4#ixzz2PRBAUZVk -34829;1365034623;mircea_popescu;what with the decrease in nodes it could be actually connectivity issues that prevent txs from making it into mempools -34828;1365034623;jborkl;4400, new record -34827;1365034636;mircea_popescu;i see 5.3k -34826;1365034644;jborkl;we are showing 855 nodes today -34825;1365034659;jborkl;oh really, 5.3- really new record -34824;1365034666;Bugpowder;good by 113 -34823;1365034667;mircea_popescu;jborkl i am thinking : if they aren't well distributed (ie, concentrated in major dc hubs) -34822;1365034680;mircea_popescu;then the latency to move txs around could actually account for some of the uncofirmed pile -34821;1365034715;mircea_popescu;jborkl oryou meant total kb ? -34820;1365034725;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -34819;1365034727;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 113.50000, Best ask: 115.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.50000, Last trade: 115.00000, 24 hour volume: 134283.56443513, 24 hour low: 113.47500, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 128.50960 -34818;1365034737;deadweasel;;;nodes -34817;1365034737;gribble;Error: "nodes" is not a valid command. -34816;1365034741;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -34815;1365034741;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -34814;1365034742;jborkl;I have seen many people reporting 12-15 hours on transactions with fees -34813;1365034757;pgp;yikes -34812;1365034758;deadweasel;jborkl: i'm up to 6 -34811;1365034762;jborkl;depends on what time of day and what is going on -34810;1365034767;mircea_popescu;^ that. -34809;1365034774;mircea_popescu;that supports the connectivity issue. -34808;1365034775;deadweasel;11:32am est -34807;1365034790;deadweasel;still uncnfmd -34806;1365034794;ThickAsThieves;i have a tx with 0 confirms from like 6 hrs ago -34805;1365034803;Bugpowder;$110 -34804;1365034820;ThickAsThieves;whats happening? -34803;1365034827;Bugpowder;the correction -34802;1365034831;jborkl;tell you the truth- I noticed after most people rolled out .81 -34801;1365034858;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -34800;1365034861;gribble;There are currently 30744690 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 7807337.72401 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0097 seconds -34799;1365034869;deadweasel;opening in July 2013 'The Correction' starring angelina jolie. -34798;1365034871;jborkl;but, there was also a huge price swing at the same time, so hard to tell -34797;1365034877;Bugpowder;I got bids starting at $91.8 anyone else? -34796;1365034883;mjr_;wow -34795;1365034905;mircea_popescu;deadweasel some younger chick pls. -34794;1365034928;mjr_;kate upton? -34793;1365034933;jborkl;cavirtex, bid starts at 103 cad -34792;1365034935;deadweasel;starring some jailbait -34791;1365034942;Bugpowder;Bakewell is gonna show back up any minute now -34790;1365034946;kakobrekla;lol -34789;1365034959;mircea_popescu;Dree Hemingway -34788;1365034968;mircea_popescu;http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_pmtDGABuoJE/TIhDLD3nYfI/AAAAAAAACHc/qFjrZonBn80/s1600/43881_Dree_Hemingway10_PurpleFW09_10_123_67lo.jpg -34787;1365034979;deadweasel;!!! -34786;1365034985;deadweasel;yes please -34785;1365034993;jcpham;my txn from yesterday that was so screwy confirmed -34784;1365035038;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.1 BTC [-] -34783;1365035099;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.45 = 0.9 BTC [+] -34782;1365035100;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.45 = 2.25 BTC [+] -34781;1365035111;jurov;i think never seen this before on mtgox -34780;1365035153;jcpham;poor gox trading engine -34779;1365035160;jcpham;i think i can, i think i can -34778;1365035189;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -34777;1365035191;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.87000000 / 1.94453478 / 2.00000000 (23 shares, 44.72430000 BTC), 7D: 1.80000000 / 1.92572839 / 2.08000000 (162 shares, 311.96799996 BTC), 30D: 1.40001001 / 1.80151405 / 2.08000000 (737 shares, 1327.71585265 BTC) -34776;1365035212;taub;I wonder if mtgox is halting on purpose to prevent price crashes -34775;1365035252;burnside;crashing on btc-e -34774;1365035257;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem to be workingtoo well if they are. -34773;1365035269;taub;of course it doesnt work :| -34772;1365035277;taub;EU did something where they banned short sales -34771;1365035281;dub;apparently the ddos is mitigated -34770;1365035285;taub;or close down exchanges after a certain % drop -34769;1365035289;dub;please login and sell all your coin -34768;1365035311;Bugpowder;closing down would be the stupidest fucking thing in bitcoinland -34767;1365035325;Bugpowder;close down at the bottom, you don't get a bounce. -34766;1365035366;dub;have you been to bitcoinland? I don't even want to think about the level of stupid you would need to get that low -34765;1365035388;mircea_popescu;taub it's been traditional in fiat to halt trading after drops -34764;1365035399;mircea_popescu;this was originally good and needed, because people needed to arrange backing. -34763;1365035406;jborkl;bottom, wtf are you talking about- we went from $20 to $150 -34762;1365035411;taub;well -34761;1365035424;taub;but not in the time of high speed electronic exchanges -34760;1365035428;jborkl;it did not need to be at 150 yet -34759;1365035436;mircea_popescu;ya well, diff thing i agree. -34758;1365035443;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P089T] 200 @ 0.08390371 = 16.7807 BTC [-] -34757;1365035450;dub;Bugpowder: what I don't like about today is api was still workign while web is down -34756;1365035451;mircea_popescu;i don't think halting is a good idea in btc. -34755;1365035459;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.45 = 2.25 BTC [+] -34754;1365035463;Bugpowder;web is working sometimes -34753;1365035471;Bugpowder;worked for me 10 minutes ago -34752;1365035477;dub;I think its fixed now -34751;1365035483;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -34750;1365035485;dub;as of 10 minutes ago oslt -34749;1365035485;gribble;There are currently 30759476 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 7586263.08014 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0238 seconds -34748;1365035488;bgupta;inability to trade shakes faith in system and causes people to panic sell. -34747;1365035514;Bugpowder;that guy that had the wall at 90 needs to step in if we ping 90. -34746;1365035519;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.46 = 4.14 BTC [+] -34745;1365035532;taub;;;goxlag -34744;1365035532;gribble;MtGox lag is 648.276674 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.29913919623 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -34743;1365035536;taub;at least it's alive! -34742;1365035536;thestringpuller;!ticker OIX -34741;1365035538;assbot;The vision of Christ that thou dost see ... is my vision's greatest enemy. -34740;1365035540;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -34739;1365035542;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 93.3570601 / 108.23895332 / 135.79703245 (19608 shares, 8,036.44 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -34738;1365035560;jborkl;well, one guy cant stop it all by himself -34737;1365035560;mircea_popescu;what, are we panicking the other way nao ? -34736;1365035564;mircea_popescu;why are people so excitable. -34735;1365035583;jborkl;I don't know -34734;1365035585;dub;I've got a bid at 88.8 because china -34733;1365035593;mircea_popescu;isnt that 555 ? -34732;1365035609;dub;no its tiger penis -34731;1365035615;Bugpowder;that guy had an order for 15 or 20k coins at 90. -34730;1365035625;Bugpowder;maybe 10-15. -34729;1365035633;Bugpowder;he CAN stop it. -34728;1365035656;Bugpowder;but why stop it till it gets that low. -34727;1365035811;mjr_;why not 88.888 -34726;1365035816;mjr_;the five eights account -34725;1365035830;mjr_;reference to the account that brought down barings bank -34724;1365036075;taub;trading below the 24h avg -34723;1365036089;taub;doesnt happen often, but lately hasn't meant much either -34722;1365036303;mjr_;this is what happens when you fly too close to the sun -34721;1365036339;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009998 BTC [+] -34720;1365036343;mjr_;;;bids -34719;1365036343;gribble;(bids [--under] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoin demanded at or over . If '--under' option is given, find coins or at or under . -34718;1365036347;mjr_;;;bids 0 -34717;1365036347;gribble;There are currently 30793298 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 7900811.43311 USD in total. | Data vintage: 18.9365 seconds -34716;1365036358;taub;i hate being right -34715;1365036360;taub;and not making any money -34714;1365036366;mjr_;lol its the worst -34713;1365036369;mjr_;woohoo -34712;1365036380;mjr_;someone needs to create vix for btc -34711;1365036387;mjr_;oh wait, that might just be btc itself -34710;1365036408;mjr_;what the fuck -34709;1365036420;mjr_;buys finally made it to the engine lol -34708;1365060562;Riekal;I ran the test at bitminter.com/test -34707;1365060575;Riekal;and it even said my gpu was at 10.2 mh/s -34706;1365060587;mircea_popescu;well... let's drop the bomb in #mtgox -34705;1365060603;Riekal;O_o -34704;1365060778;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [+] -34703;1365060782;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.4 = 3.6 BTC [-] -34702;1365060865;[\\\];note to self, always go mudding with the windows open: http://omg.yahoo.com/blogs/celeb-news/buckwild-production-companies-paying-shain-gandee-funeral-140430505.html -34701;1365060881;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4 @ 0.000658 = 0.0026 BTC [+] -34700;1365060905;mircea_popescu;[\\\] i see your note and raise you http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2303287/Indian-engineers-invent-anti-rape-underwear-gives-attackers-electric-shocks-automatically-texts-police-help.html -34699;1365060975;mircea_popescu;also 4000 per episode ?! bwagagagaga who the fuck does this ? -34698;1365060987;mircea_popescu;random girl in pornscene makes that -34697;1365060988;[\\\];mircea_popescu: a bunch of hillbillies who have no future -34696;1365060994;mircea_popescu;who the fuck thinks that's a star. -34695;1365061002;[\\\];mircea_popescu: I saw your shocker and raise you a man with no penis: http://shine.yahoo.com/healthy-living/eric-ducharme--the-real-life-mermaid-200251696.html -34694;1365061011;mircea_popescu;o ya ? -34693;1365061082;mircea_popescu;i see your man with no penis and i give you a matress with a safe : http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/shortcuts/2013/mar/29/mattress-safe-bank-with-confidence -34692;1365061342;mircea_popescu;meanwhile on twitter : -34691;1365061364;mircea_popescu;Adam Posen @AdamPosen (President, Peterson Institute for International Economics; member Bank of England MPC 2009-12; advises central banks & governments; proclaiming on policy daily) : #gold is the investment for silly people. #bitcoin is gold for people who don't save. Please make it go away. pic.twitter.com/UdbbxCiNXD -34690;1365061381;mircea_popescu;Mircea Popescu ‏@Mircea_Popescu 54s @AdamPosen What are you, like some sort of retard with a high self esteem ? -34689;1365061696;mircea_popescu;and let's hammer [\\\] into the ground with this coup de grace killing blow final strike : http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/04/03/man-who-gave-birth-to-three-babies-unsuccessfully-begs-for-a-divorce-in-this-odd-legal-conundrum/ -34688;1365061830;mod6;*boggle* -34687;1365061935;mircea_popescu;hai mod6 -34686;1365061966;mod6;hi :] -34685;1365061983;mod6;people in arizona are getting more strange i see -34684;1365061989;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7003 = 1.4006 BTC [-] -34683;1365061992;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7002 BTC [-] -34682;1365061994;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.7001 = 3.5005 BTC [-] -34681;1365062000;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 24 @ 0.7 = 16.8 BTC [-] -34680;1365062118;mircea_popescu;it's a sliding scale. -34679;1365062133;mod6;ya, arizona still pretty much kicks ass tho -34678;1365062168;mod6;i guess it depends -34677;1365062223;mircea_popescu;i prefer texas as far as desert states go. -34676;1365062255;mod6;i never spent too much time there. drove across it once though. fast. -34675;1365062290;mircea_popescu;1. pretty much all bartenders are fuckable chicks ; 2. they buy me drinks like it's their bar and i'm their bro. -34674;1365062292;mircea_popescu;(ymmv) -34673;1365062311;mod6;haha nice -34672;1365062392;mircea_popescu;contrary to what people of walmart may lead you to believe, -34671;1365062395;mircea_popescu;there are some. -34670;1365062401;mod6;bingo -34669;1365062425;mircea_popescu;http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2013/apr/03/offshore-secrets-offshore-tax-haven -34668;1365062427;mod6;that website has some serious feature-creatures -34667;1365062427;mircea_popescu;bwahahaha -34666;1365062469;mod6;when I worked nights at walmart in tucson you see it all i tell you -34665;1365062473;mod6;just... wow. -34664;1365062612;mod6;dang $32tn -34663;1365062725;mircea_popescu;basically this is all moving into bitcoin. -34662;1365062793;mod6;seems like it -34661;1365062802;mircea_popescu;The whistleblowing group WikiLeaks caused a storm of controversy in 2010 when it was able to download almost two gigabytes of leaked US military and diplomatic files. -34660;1365062802;mircea_popescu;The new BVI data, by contrast, contains more than 200 gigabytes -34659;1365062806;mircea_popescu;you can sorta smell the butthurt. -34658;1365062816;mircea_popescu;the problem with this is that being a govt official IS immoral, -34657;1365062818;mircea_popescu;whereas being rich is not. -34656;1365062827;mircea_popescu;of course msm would like to make it so it's the other way around. -34655;1365062993;mod6;[\\\]: "I'm just glad your mother didn't live to see you become a mermaid." "MERMAN... MERMAN!!" -34654;1365063065;mod6;mircea_popescu: it used to be that people didn't go into government service (unless .mil) until they were pretty successful in the private sector. Not any longer, its like people get out of school and they want to go right into government. What gives? -34653;1365063091;mircea_popescu;they have no skills, no ability and won't do any work. -34652;1365063096;mircea_popescu;govt is the only thing that'd hire them -34651;1365063172;mod6;yeah, certainly low ability to be a bread-winner or entrepreneur -- so just go into gov and get a cushy handout -34650;1365063215;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1219 @ 0.00070345 = 0.8575 BTC [+] -34649;1365063217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6781 @ 0.00070496 = 4.7803 BTC [+] -34648;1365063228;mod6;back in the day a guy would have a career for his life and then when asked or when he "felt the call of duty" would go into politics. More likely because at that level they can take even bigger amts of cash from lobbiests. -34647;1365063245;mod6;*lobbyists -34646;1365063258;mircea_popescu;heh -34645;1365063263;mod6;*shrug* -34644;1365063404;mod6;People over here are pretty convinced that if the government went away the sky would fall. -34643;1365063441;mod6;It's probably the furthest thing from the truth. -34642;1365063503;mod6;What self-respecting dude would ever let some spinless twit make the rules for him? -34641;1365063558;mod6;I better get off this soapbox .. lol -34640;1365063599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9100 @ 0.00069971 = 6.3674 BTC [-] -34639;1365063601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 558 @ 0.00069484 = 0.3877 BTC [-] -34638;1365063671;mod6;I think people just want to be told what to do. -34637;1365063678;mod6;It's a short cut to thinking. -34636;1365063705;mod6;just give me a hammer and a sicle and tell me where to work and how to spend my money at the general store. -34635;1365063709;bgupta;and bitcoincharts is down again -34634;1365063738;mod6;*sickle -34633;1365063763;mod6;those sites go up and down more than a las vegas hooker -34632;1365063927;mod6;So I read this book Anna Karenina a few years back and I recently saw the movie with Jude Law and whomever.. the new one. -34631;1365063940;bgupta;;;ticker -34630;1365063942;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 129.00000, Best ask: 129.84754, Bid-ask spread: 0.84754, Last trade: 129.84754, 24 hour volume: 156282.00223296, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 128.88957 -34629;1365063951;mod6;Which kinda sucked actually because it was filmed like a play... -34628;1365064010;mod6;but it followed the book pretty close. Anyway, its interesting how the classes were so seperated. Like the character Konstantin Levin has all of these pesants that he litereally owns, as slaves. -34627;1365064046;mod6;And he feels bad about this in some fashion, so he takes it upon himself to join them in their daily labor in the fields, etc. And they actually resent him for it. -34626;1365064132;mod6;They want him to take his proper place as lord, and the peasants want to serve him in that way. -34625;1365064142;mod6;Not sure why i bring that up. -34624;1365064149;mod6;I'm pretty tired i guess :/ -34623;1365064178;mod6;I like reading old books. -34622;1365064221;mod6;Always fascinating to compare and contrast the past with the present. -34621;1365064370;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19999 BTC [-] -34620;1365064374;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -34619;1365064401;mod6;heh, just me? -34618;1365064530;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3711 BTC [-] -34617;1365064553;mod6;(21:34) < [\\\]> note to self, always go mudding with the windows open << yea! i heard darwin got these ding-dongs -34616;1365064601;mod6;m00 -34615;1365064611;[\\\];I think copumpkin reserved that -34614;1365064757;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1028 = 0.4112 BTC [+] -34613;1365064842;mod6;here's some latenight comedy: http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/04/03/obama-will-give-up-portion-of-his-salary/?hpt=hp_t5 -34612;1365065121;mircea_popescu; They want him to take his proper place as lord, and the peasants want to serve him in that way. << you know, people do. -34611;1365065132;mircea_popescu;this entire equality bs is an expensive fiction really. -34610;1365065139;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.49 BTC [+] -34609;1365065151;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7541 BTC [+] -34608;1365065155;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7544 BTC [+] -34607;1365065158;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7545 BTC [+] -34606;1365065164;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7546 BTC [+] -34605;1365065167;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7547 = 2.2641 BTC [+] -34604;1365065171;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.7548 = 15.096 BTC [+] -34603;1365065174;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7549 = 2.2647 BTC [+] -34602;1365065179;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.755 BTC [+] -34601;1365065200;mod6;Yeah over the last 25 years, at least over here, much of the social dogma is about how everyone is equal and must be treated as such. -34600;1365065353;mod6;It's hard to have competiton if everyone is supposed to be the same; however it also seems to manifest entitlement issues for sure. Nothing is equal, and never has been, but they say it is. -34599;1365065354;mod6;Its a gigantic mind-job. -34598;1365065459;mircea_popescu;moreover... -34597;1365065465;mircea_popescu;people.literally.wish.to.serve. -34596;1365065487;mircea_popescu;all this angst and loneliness and rest of the bs they keep making sitcoms about... -34595;1365065500;mircea_popescu;it's really the story of slaves who can't find masters because they don't know they need them. -34594;1365066213;mod6;Yeah, I think that people just want to do their duty and do it well (whatever that means) and get the approval or reward they deserve. -34593;1365066355;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 167 @ 0.00177 = 0.2956 BTC [+] -34592;1365066552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6314 @ 0.00069956 = 4.417 BTC [+] -34591;1365066943;mod6;well, i better call sleep(), gn -assets :) -34590;1365068249;ChaangNoi;;;asks 147 -34589;1365068251;gribble;There are currently 11888.865 bitcoins offered at or under 147.0 USD, worth 1685894.41434 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0018 seconds -34588;1365068267;ChaangNoi;AM going up, good news? -34587;1365068862;toffoo;not really, divie was lowest ever this week -34586;1365068887;toffoo;i think that's just an uptick from the selloff -34585;1365068906;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -34584;1365068908;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.683004 / 0.74436 / 0.78997 (241 shares, 179.4 BTC), 7D: 0.66 / 0.76962 / 0.87968 (2896 shares, 2228.8 BTC), 30D: 0.59998 / 0.7656 / 1 (8136 shares, 6228.9 BTC) -34583;1365068913;bgupta;well it's just back up to where it almost was yesterday.. there was a minor selloff earlier -34582;1365068925;mircea_popescu;sorta treading water. -34581;1365068966;bgupta;they paid for something ike 100 wafers from this weeks div -34580;1365068971;bgupta;that's why it low -34579;1365068979;toffoo;what's the format of those quotes? low / something? / high ? -34578;1365068992;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=166794 -34577;1365068998;mircea_popescu;lmao that shows promise -34576;1365069009;mircea_popescu;mtgox actually thinks they're doing a good job ?! -34575;1365069049;mircea_popescu;this is like one of those when serial killer goes on to testify and tells the judge all those people were conspiring to kill him so he was perfectly justified -34574;1365069091;mircea_popescu;toffoo low/vwap/high -34573;1365069099;toffoo;thnx -34572;1365069319;mircea_popescu;"In a bid to avoid revealing the details of a secret ruling on domestic surveillance, the White House has warned a federal judge that making the decision public could do “exceptionally grave and serious damage to the national security” of the country." -34571;1365069321;mircea_popescu;le lol. -34570;1365069349;mircea_popescu;secret ruling. ruling is precedent and precedent is law. ignorance of the law is no defense. -34569;1365069353;mircea_popescu;this seems legit. -34568;1365069526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00310001 = 3.1 BTC [+] -34567;1365069528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 168 @ 0.0031 = 0.5208 BTC [-] -34566;1365069543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [-] -34565;1365069544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.2731 = 0.8193 BTC [-] -34564;1365069546;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.273 = 5.46 BTC [-] -34563;1365069547;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.25 = 2 BTC [-] -34562;1365069553;jurov;"I understand that many of you have a lot at stake here, but remember that Bitcoin, despite being designed to have its value increase over time, will always be the victim of people trying to abuse the system, or even the value of Bitcoin decreasing occasionally." -34561;1365069647;jurov;bitcoin designed to have its value increase over time... some outrageous memepic needed here -34560;1365069717;mircea_popescu;lol -34559;1365069722;bgupta;;;ticker -34558;1365069722;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 131.14373, Best ask: 131.16321, Bid-ask spread: 0.01948, Last trade: 130.00000, 24 hour volume: 142825.56797466, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 128.99877 -34557;1365069724;mircea_popescu;lmao what the fuck is that -34556;1365069761;jurov;from that mtgox announcement you linked -34555;1365069765;bgupta;if he thinks noone made money today he is an idiot -34554;1365069766;mircea_popescu;omfg mtgox pr ?! -34553;1365069771;mircea_popescu;jesus christ how can they be this stupid -34552;1365069789;toffoo;your -pr girl already grilled it -34551;1365069842;toffoo;best part is apparently mtgox's official new communications platform is their Facebook page -34550;1365069849;mircea_popescu;doh. -34549;1365069871;mircea_popescu;no, im taking the time to blow this to bits, they're too stupid to live at this point. -34548;1365070167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1750 @ 0.00322848 = 5.6498 BTC [+] -34547;1365070425;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.701 BTC [-] -34546;1365070445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3081 @ 0.0033333 = 10.2699 BTC [+] -34545;1365070471;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7001 BTC [-] -34544;1365070474;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7001 BTC [-] -34543;1365070512;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.705 BTC [+] -34542;1365070554;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.701 BTC [-] -34541;1365070648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13086 @ 0.00069956 = 9.1544 BTC [+] -34540;1365071061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2532 @ 0.00069696 = 1.7647 BTC [-] -34539;1365071130;ChaangNoi;sdice .25 50% moew down and its my buying range -34538;1365071210;taub;We can fix lag, but we cannot eradicate lag. -34537;1365071212;taub;well -34536;1365071226;taub;i'm moving to bitfloor -34535;1365071259;mircea_popescu;myeah. -34534;1365071284;taub;i doubled my cash couple times more in btc24 -34533;1365071289;taub;0.5 btc to 25 -34532;1365071298;taub;im not gonna cash out cuz im not a scumbag tho -34531;1365071325;taub;but taht this is still being ignored tells a lot about the community -34530;1365071494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9900 @ 0.00070496 = 6.9791 BTC [+] -34529;1365073687;bitesak;;;ticker -34528;1365073688;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 132.00001, Best ask: 132.48000, Bid-ask spread: 0.47999, Last trade: 132.48000, 24 hour volume: 136079.90017269, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 147.00000, 24 hour vwap: 128.37137 -34527;1365074114;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7571 BTC [+] -34526;1365074509;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 5 @ 0.1722 = 0.861 BTC [-] -34525;1365074548;error4733;!last h vtx -34524;1365074548;assbot;Last trade for VTX on HAVELOCK was at 0.4 BTC [-] -34523;1365074557;error4733;!last m s.dice -34522;1365074557;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.0033333 BTC [+] -34521;1365074570;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -34520;1365074571;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0031 / 0.00311302 / 0.0035 (389109 shares, 1,211.31 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.0032045 / 0.00439992 (1029316 shares, 3,298.45 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00375489 / 0.006 (1726965 shares, 6,484.57 BTC) -34519;1365074581;error4733;wuuuuut -34518;1365074633;error4733;no more exit for S.dice ! Good luck to all holders -34517;1365074682;TradeFortress;bid is 0.002 now -34516;1365074885;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/its-been-an-epic-few-days-what-happened/ -34515;1365074888;mircea_popescu;here we go. -34514;1365075730;sturles;mircea_popescu: Do you know of any better exchanges? -34513;1365075778;sturles;I've tried many. MtGox is the fastest by far under normal circumstances, and the only one able to handle this volume. -34512;1365075807;sturles;If you know hoe to fix their problems, you should create a better exchange. -34511;1365075858;taub;was mtgox really a trading card exchange? i thought it was a rumor -34510;1365075934;sturles;A 100 Gbps DDoS isn't easy to handle for anyone. Reminds me of the Coudflare attack where the attackers went for their upstream providers and kicked out a few national IXes. I think that one was 40 Gbps. -34509;1365075986;sturles;taub: The first version by Jeb was based on a card trading exchange he wrote, yes. -34508;1365075998;sturles;It has been completely rewritten since then. -34507;1365076029;taub;(M)agic(t)he(G)athering? -34506;1365076030;mircea_popescu;sturles it was rewritten, yes -34505;1365076035;mircea_popescu;but it wasn't professionally rewritten. -34504;1365076045;taub;love that article btw -34503;1365076046;mircea_popescu;they just need to get a proper platform -34502;1365076057;mircea_popescu;before htey couldn't afford that, so i get it. but now the yhave the money to pay for it, -34501;1365076059;taub;However, there are many who will try to take advantage of the system. The past few days were a reminder of this sad truth. -34500;1365076063;mircea_popescu;all that's left is to do it. -34499;1365076067;taub;yes, love the fact that you bash him for that -34498;1365076080;taub;just shows again how fucking uneducated they are -34497;1365076100;sturles;mircea_popescu: A good trading platform isn't something you can go out and buy. -34496;1365076106;mircea_popescu;taub in fairness pretty much everyone involved with bitcoin has had a huge task just dropped on their lap. -34495;1365076120;mircea_popescu;sturles you get a license. there's corps specialising in this. -34494;1365076128;mircea_popescu;you pay a pretty penny and get decent service. -34493;1365076148;taub;something that sucks less than mtgox is easy tho -34492;1365076155;mircea_popescu;what, you think the romanian stock exchange runs on software developped by romania's central bank governor ? -34491;1365076156;sturles;Yep, they could close their API and make people pay to be allowed to connect. -34490;1365076165;sturles;Like stock exchanges. -34489;1365076181;mircea_popescu;there's no way to avoid that. -34488;1365076181;sturles;But I don't think that would help much. -34487;1365076185;taub;yea, but that isn't the problem yet i think, they aren't nearly at capacity from a hw standpoint -34486;1365076192;taub;they just have really bad software -34485;1365076193;mircea_popescu;they're already trying to copy the mpex broker model, but they're doing it stupidly/half bakedly -34484;1365076197;mircea_popescu;and with losers like coinlab. -34483;1365076211;sturles;It will help against the lag, yes, but at the same time make MtGox less attractive to use. Less volume, less revenye. They will have to find a balance. -34482;1365076216;mircea_popescu;the only way to do this is the way this is done. -34481;1365076239;mircea_popescu;exchange and clearance are sepparate not because peopl;e have nothing better to do with their time, for instance. -34480;1365076260;sturles;taub: Do you know about any better exhanges? Any faster exchanges? Any other exchanges able to handle their load? -34479;1365076277;mircea_popescu;sturles each and every national exchange. ~100 of them. -34478;1365076285;mircea_popescu;the swiss stock exchange. take that. -34477;1365076305;sturles;mircea_popescu: Those are not for public use. You have to pay $$$$$$$ for a licence to connect. -34476;1365076308;sturles;Not comparable. -34475;1365076310;mircea_popescu;of course! -34474;1365076310;taub;well, i'll be moving over to bitfloor and try them -34473;1365076317;mircea_popescu;they made what, 10mn this month in fees ? -34472;1365076318;sturles;And they don't have to handle balances. -34471;1365076323;mircea_popescu;let them spend that to get a proper platform wtf. -34470;1365076330;taub;mtgox is still not beatable in liquidity of course -34469;1365076351;sturles;mircea_popescu: Revenue != profit. -34468;1365076355;mircea_popescu;nevertheless. -34467;1365076373;mircea_popescu;again : this is not up to discussion. if you want to do this you'll have to do it. otherwise it's not done. -34466;1365076387;mircea_popescu;they'll copy the mpex model whether they want to or not, because the mpex model is not an accident -34465;1365076391;taub;yea agree -34464;1365076393;mircea_popescu;it's simply the result of me knowing finance -34463;1365076402;taub;there needs to be clearing houses/ brokers -34462;1365076404;mircea_popescu;which apparently makes me a rare bird, but that's really irrelevant. -34461;1365076411;taub;cant do it all in one -34460;1365076430;mircea_popescu;taub they may try to originally, anyway. -34459;1365076448;sturles;Any exchange can copy the mpex and try that model if they think it wioll work for a publick high volume exchange with high liquidity and trading volume. I don't. -34458;1365076449;mircea_popescu;but soon enough they'll figure the advantages of splitting it and that'll be that. -34457;1365076452;taub;okay, well it is possible, betting sites do it -34456;1365076463;taub;betfair is just a big exchange, probably more volume than mtgox -34455;1365076467;mircea_popescu;sturles you don't seem to understand that everything that works works like mpex. -34454;1365076478;sturles;Even MtGox? -34453;1365076482;mircea_popescu;mtgox doesn't work. -34452;1365076486;sturles;Yes, it does. -34451;1365076487;mircea_popescu;the swiss stock exchange does work. -34450;1365076493;mircea_popescu;heh. well then that's the root of our problem. -34449;1365076511;TradeFortress;most people aren't gonna get gpg to trade on an exchange. seriously -34448;1365076513;taub;steady lag of more than a minute is not working by far -34447;1365076519;mircea_popescu;TradeFortress gpg isn't the point there tho. -34446;1365076528;mircea_popescu;they're implementing the separate trade engine model (which is good) -34445;1365076535;sturles;How many thousands of traders does the swiss stock exchange have directly connected to their API? -34444;1365076537;mircea_popescu;and they will end up having to use brokers and separate clearance. -34443;1365076577;sturles;mircea_popescu: You want something else. And you are free to make something completely different from MtGox if you think it will be successfull. I don't. -34442;1365076583;mircea_popescu;sturles are you about to propose shithole mtgox doing 100mn a month is larger an operation than six ? -34441;1365076586;mircea_popescu;it is not don;'t be silly. -34440;1365076598;mircea_popescu;well... this isn't a vote. -34439;1365076610;taub;There are a few things that we can implement to help fight the attacks, such as disconnecting the trade engine backend from the Internet. By separating the data center from the Mt.Gox website, we will continue to be able to trade -34438;1365076614;taub;THESE PROBLEMS HAVE BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS -34437;1365076623;taub;i wonder what they do over there srsly -34436;1365076638;mircea_popescu;taub take 3 weeks to read trilema. dun dun dun. -34435;1365076648;TradeFortress;not doing anything obviously -34434;1365076654;sturles;The "shithole mtgox" happens to be the only bicoin trading site able to handle this number of traders and activity. -34433;1365076673;sturles;If it is so simple to make something better, you should go ahead and do it. -34432;1365076674;mircea_popescu;sturles "Thanks to high capacity reserves and an average round-trip latency of just 37 microseconds for equity trading, investment decisions can be implemented faster and risks adjusted more quickly" -34431;1365076676;TradeFortress;^ also with an unacceptable amount of lag. -34430;1365076677;mircea_popescu;read that number again. -34429;1365076682;mircea_popescu;37 microseconds. get it ? -34428;1365076705;mircea_popescu;not mili. -34427;1365076722;TradeFortress;I'm pretty sure many exchanges are going to hit similar amounts of lag if they reach gox's amount of users and trades -34426;1365076724;sturles;And I don't believe SIX has more people talking to their API than MtGox. Not for a second. -34425;1365076727;TradeFortress;but that doesn't make it something you should accept -34424;1365076740;mircea_popescu;sturles you don't believe six handles more trade thoroughput than mtgox ?! -34423;1365076747;mircea_popescu;what is this, the cartoons ? -34422;1365076763;sturles;mircea_popescu: That was not what I wrote. -34421;1365076774;sturles;mircea_popescu: You are comparing apples and oranges. -34420;1365076797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11539 @ 0.00069906 = 8.0665 BTC [-] -34419;1365076799;mircea_popescu;listen, not to be an ass, but are you at all qualified to discuss this topic ? -34418;1365076799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 711 @ 0.00069661 = 0.4953 BTC [-] -34417;1365076805;sturles;MtGox wouldn't be dreaming of their current volume if they converted to a traditional stock exchange model. -34416;1365076808;mircea_popescu;other than being involved in bitcoin, do you know anything about exchanges etc ? -34415;1365076823;sturles;So volume would be irrelevant. -34414;1365076841;mircea_popescu;because there seem to be pretty huge disconnects here i can't quite bridge. -34413;1365076850;sturles;Yes, I know a few things about exchanges and how they work. -34412;1365076853;mircea_popescu;okay. -34411;1365076863;mircea_popescu;so then what difference do you see between what i wrote and what you wrote above ? -34410;1365076891;sturles;Stock exchanges work by letting licenced brokers do their dirty work. -34409;1365076894;mircea_popescu;yeah. -34408;1365076918;sturles;So MtGox is something completely different. -34407;1365076921;mircea_popescu;no, it is not. -34406;1365076932;mircea_popescu;listen, just because you think it is doesn't make it so. -34405;1365076942;mircea_popescu;as long as it exchanges it's an exchange. -34404;1365076952;mircea_popescu;same constraints apply, same results arise. -34403;1365076981;sturles;It is more of a broker than an exchange. -34402;1365076991;mircea_popescu;the model doesn't work tho, they need a platform to trade on. -34401;1365077000;mircea_popescu;once they get that nothing prevents them from being their own amtrade -34400;1365077006;mircea_popescu;and offer a website front for people to connect to -34399;1365077007;sturles;An exchange handles a very limited part of the exchange process. -34398;1365077010;mircea_popescu;and then that'd be the inhouse broker. -34397;1365077019;mircea_popescu;heck, that's exactly what mpex does atm. -34396;1365077053;sturles;So, does Mpex handle MtGox's number of users, volume and frequency? -34395;1365077053;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7571 BTC [+] -34394;1365077060;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -34393;1365077062;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.106014966965 seconds -34392;1365077080;mircea_popescu;that's the key factor. get back to me when you see it over .2 or so. -34391;1365077114;sturles;mircea_popescu: At what frequency? How many trades per second? -34390;1365077122;sturles;And how many connected users? -34389;1365077131;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7573 BTC [+] -34388;1365077136;mircea_popescu;sturles there's about 2k requests simultaenous atm -34387;1365077140;mircea_popescu;when mpoe bot refreshes its book -34386;1365077153;mircea_popescu;which mtgox never handles, afaik. -34385;1365077169;sturles;Howe many trades per second? -34384;1365077190;mircea_popescu;dude. mpex gets ~2000 orders SIMULTAENOUSLY. -34383;1365077196;mircea_popescu;this happens every ~10 minutes. -34382;1365077259;mircea_popescu;as far as i know the most mtgox can take is something to the order of 10 simultaneous orders. certainly not 100. -34381;1365077264;mircea_popescu;there is a huge gap here. -34380;1365077307;TradeFortress;gox orders do tend to fill more asks/bids, don't they? -34379;1365077323;sturles;MtGox does no simultaneous orders for the same currency (BTC), because there is one order book. Like a stock exchange trading only one stock. -34378;1365077434;mircea_popescu;what difference does that make ? -34377;1365077442;mircea_popescu;suppose 2000 users all happened to put an order in at the same time. -34376;1365077529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13582 @ 0.00069661 = 9.4614 BTC [-] -34375;1365077594;sturles;Two bids can not be matched against the same ask, for one thing. You need locking. MtGox also process all orders in strict sequence. -34374;1365077607;mircea_popescu;this is neither here nor there. -34373;1365077610;sturles;No sneaking in the order queue. -34372;1365077615;mircea_popescu;what's it to do with anything ? -34371;1365077640;sturles;Fairness. -34370;1365077653;mircea_popescu;... -34369;1365077659;mircea_popescu;let's get back on track here. -34368;1365077670;mircea_popescu;people issue orders. engine chokes. -34367;1365077680;sturles;With only one asset to trade, it is impossible to match two orders at the same time. -34366;1365077687;mircea_popescu;you don't have to match them -34365;1365077693;mircea_popescu;you just process them. -34364;1365077698;mircea_popescu;add them to the book, for instance. -34363;1365077712;sturles;Yes, and when the book overlaps? -34362;1365077718;mircea_popescu;you spit out the trade. -34361;1365077728;sturles;Correct. -34360;1365077730;mircea_popescu;right. -34359;1365077745;sturles;That's basically what MtGox does. -34358;1365077769;mircea_popescu;yes. the problem here is this : mpex gets 2k simultaneous orders, lag stays under .2 -34357;1365077777;mircea_popescu;mtgox gets 10 simultaneous orders, lag spikes over 100 -34356;1365077843;mircea_popescu;look through their historical list, rarely will they report anything over 100 trades a minute, even at the height of height. -34355;1365077854;mircea_popescu;this is their engine choking, it can't process fast enough. -34354;1365077857;sturles;How many simultaneous orders do you think MtGox gets? My home network isn't able to handle their socketio feed of order book changes when the lag approaches 300s. -34353;1365077883;mircea_popescu;heh, see above. -34352;1365077916;sturles;MtGox process more than 10 trades a second even during high load. The number of order book changes is _a lot_ higher. -34351;1365077992;sturles;The number of orders happening simultaneously (nothing does), is irrelevant. -34350;1365078004;taub;arent there like multiple open source exchanges? -34349;1365078009;taub;by now -34348;1365078011;sturles;Yes, there are. -34347;1365078028;sturles;None of them come close to MtGox in speed. -34346;1365078037;taub;not sure about that :) -34345;1365078046;sturles;Try them. -34344;1365078087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6507 @ 0.00069661 = 4.5328 BTC [-] -34343;1365078089;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4811 @ 0.00069484 = 3.3429 BTC [-] -34342;1365078091;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00069391 = 6.6615 BTC [-] -34341;1365078092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10682 @ 0.0006928 = 7.4005 BTC [-] -34340;1365078124;sturles;mircea_popescu: Does mpex really process 2k trades simultaneously for the same asset? -34339;1365078138;sturles;With only 0.2 s lag? -34338;1365078170;sturles;Or are you comparing apples to oranges again? Trades != order book changes. -34337;1365078187;taub;they have to decouple their frontside with registration, account management etc from their trading engine -34336;1365078209;taub;i dont think the matching engine can focus on matching ... it also calculates new balances etc -34335;1365078224;taub;and checks if you have enough balance to put in an order -34334;1365078257;taub;its got some fundamental design flaws :s -34333;1365078283;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 56 @ 0.00321 = 0.1798 BTC [-] -34332;1365078286;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 16 @ 0.0032 = 0.0512 BTC [-] -34331;1365078288;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00316 = 0.316 BTC [-] -34330;1365078291;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00314 = 0.0157 BTC [-] -34329;1365078293;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 32 @ 0.003108 = 0.0995 BTC [-] -34328;1365078393;mircea_popescu;sturles it's not trades, it's orders. -34327;1365078410;mircea_popescu;can you show me some documentation somewhere for this part : "MtGox process more than 10 trades a second even during high load. The number of order book changes is _a lot_ higher." -34326;1365078417;mircea_popescu;cause that i'd benefit by -34325;1365078421;sturles;taub: A few things can be done, yes. An important (to me) feature of MtGox is the ability to have inactive orders (due to lack of funds) automatically activated when funds arrive. Removing this feature, and only allowing funded orders, will speed up the exchange a lot. But it will also remove an important feature making the exchange less attractive for that reason. -34324;1365078458;taub;that is a nice feature, but it lags the engine down -34323;1365078459;mircea_popescu;this is irrelevant in the discussion tho. -34322;1365078472;sturles;Based on simple counting of trades in #bitcoin-market. -34321;1365078475;taub;its one of the main reasons it lags, and they can have that feature and still not make the exchange lag -34320;1365078476;mircea_popescu;having some tinker-product homebrew nonsensical thing used as a trade engine is nonsense. -34319;1365078496;mircea_popescu;sturles orderbook changes show in #bitcoin-market ? -34318;1365078524;sturles;mircea_popescu: I have been working in IT for more than 20 years, and homebrew beats commercial products in 9 of 10 cases,. -34317;1365078531;sturles;mircea_popescu: No. -34316;1365078547;mircea_popescu;yeah well, i'm putting all this down to geek disease then. -34315;1365078547;sturles;mircea_popescu: You have to use the socketIO feed for that. -34314;1365078574;taub;you mean autism? -34313;1365078584;sturles;mircea_popescu: And my home network is only 6 mbit/s, so I can't follow it during the DDoS sessions. To many order changes. -34312;1365078588;mircea_popescu;no, just this bizzaro superman attitude. homebrew beats commercial. -34311;1365078597;mircea_popescu;wtf, we're talking about pretty much the one field where that's not the case. -34310;1365078616;sturles;So prove it FFS. -34309;1365078628;mircea_popescu;i'm not interested in handling fiat and this is not an argument. -34308;1365078630;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [-] -34307;1365078633;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.003 = 1.5 BTC [-] -34306;1365078637;sturles;If you think you can go out buy a better bitcoin exchange, just do it. -34305;1365078651;mircea_popescu;listen to me. this isn't a case of "i think" -34304;1365078674;mircea_popescu;this is a case of me having some competence and a bunch of geeks thinking they know better on the strength of their experience hacking their own nat router. -34303;1365078674;sturles;Yes, so far it is you thinking. -34302;1365078741;sturles;How many trades per second can mpex handle in the same asset while the number of orders are still ticking in at 2k/s? -34301;1365078774;mircea_popescu;it makes no difference. trades aren't a bottleneck. if the 2k orders result in 2k trades or 2k orderbook changes or nothing at all, it's the same. -34300;1365078785;mircea_popescu;and 2k it should be able to support indefinitely. -34299;1365078867;mircea_popescu;obviously that's tested reality and real reality will diverge as soon as it gets a chance, but still. -34298;1365078876;sturles;How many currencies can I trade the same asset in? -34297;1365078888;mircea_popescu;what ? -34296;1365078922;sturles;MtGox supports matching buys and asks in different currencies to each other. How many does mpex handle? -34295;1365078930;mircea_popescu;what sort of left field nonsense is that! mtgox only trades bitcoin. mpex only trades bitcoin. that mtgox has usd and eur and aud and w/e assets -34294;1365078936;sturles;This is the second largest reason for their slowness. -34293;1365078940;mircea_popescu;whereas mpex has s.dice and s.bbet etc makes jackshit of a difference. -34292;1365078945;mircea_popescu;i think you're confused. -34291;1365079012;sturles;MtGox trades bitcoin against a long list of different currencies. A separate order book for each currency. Order books are connected at +/-2 2.5% of current exchange value. -34290;1365079045;sturles;This is the number two reason for slowness. -34289;1365079052;mircea_popescu;i would guess the long list of ~250 option lines is longer than whatever list of mtgox currencies -34288;1365079058;mircea_popescu;which iirc was like 8. -34287;1365079133;sturles;A bit more: USD, AUD, CAD, CHF, CNY, DKK, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, NZD, PLN, RUB, SEK, SGD, THB -34286;1365079145;mircea_popescu;mkay... -34285;1365079164;mircea_popescu;so what, i can put an order to sell a bitcoin for 2 cad or 2.5 dkk ? -34284;1365079168;mircea_popescu;why's this a big deal / -34283;1365079207;sturles;Because the order has to be reflected in all order books. -34282;1365079233;sturles;At currency conversion rate +2.5%. -34281;1365079234;mircea_popescu;so you get some order replication. -34280;1365079239;mircea_popescu;um. -34279;1365079249;mircea_popescu;wait, the conversion is not user specified ? -34278;1365079254;sturles;No. -34277;1365079257;mircea_popescu;... -34276;1365079258;mircea_popescu;then ? -34275;1365079263;sturles;Automatic. -34274;1365079290;mircea_popescu;don't be silly. there's no such thing. they query some service ? -34273;1365079295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0033331 = 0.6666 BTC [-] -34272;1365079310;sturles;They use the current ECB rate for currency conversion. -34271;1365079321;mircea_popescu;so then it's a magic number, they load it once a day -34270;1365079329;mircea_popescu;i fail to see the big deal. -34269;1365079368;sturles;Yes. The big deal is that one order book change becomes 16. -34268;1365079386;mircea_popescu;this is not a big deal, unless you're homebrew. -34267;1365079392;sturles;Rate changes may cause trades to happen- -34266;1365079395;mircea_popescu;seriously, this was an exercise in wasting my time. -34265;1365079404;mircea_popescu;mtgox still needs to get a real platform and professionalise. -34264;1365079414;mircea_popescu;bitcoin geeks still need to give up the disease and get serious. -34263;1365079416;mircea_popescu;nothing changed. -34262;1365079444;sturles;mircea_popescu: What does homebrew has to do with anything? -34261;1365079467;mircea_popescu;you are sitting there and seriously telling me 16x replication is a big deal ? -34260;1365079475;mircea_popescu;this on top of the entire six doesn't come close to mtgox ? -34259;1365079476;sturles;Except showing lack of experience in IT. -34258;1365079489;mircea_popescu;listen, experience in it is a commodity. it's worth a salary, nothing more. -34257;1365079498;mircea_popescu;we are here in management territory. different beast. -34256;1365079507;mircea_popescu;managers make %s. -34255;1365079532;sturles;You are still comparing apples and oranges. SIX != MtGox. Not even close. In so many ways I don't even bother to get started. -34254;1365079582;mircea_popescu;as far as i'm concerned the situation here is that you are grossly unqualified to discuss this matter and still insist to do so (because as per the texbook you also lack the metacognitive abilities that'd allow you to realise you're way off). -34253;1365079599;mircea_popescu;the only way this goes any further is we start insulting each other, so let's just leave it be. -34252;1365079706;sturles;And believe me -- I have tried many times to get expensive commercial solutions to difficult problems to work, and in most cases I end up with a much faster and better working homebrew solution. Commercial software developers do it for their salary, not for efficiency, elegance or anything else. -34251;1365079853;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -34250;1365079854;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 132.00000, Best ask: 132.98098, Bid-ask spread: 0.98098, Last trade: 131.83755, 24 hour volume: 125243.62956022, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.71252 -34249;1365079855;sturles;If you think you can buy a better exchange and make it work better, then please go ahead. Everyone will encourage you to do so. If you are successful, you better be prepared for 100 Gbps DDoS attacks as well, but that should be no problem because every broker has a dedicated line. Right? -34248;1365079880;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -34247;1365079882;gribble;59892.4976199 -34246;1365079882;mircea_popescu;sturles you're not keeping up. i HAD 100gbps ddos -34245;1365079884;mircea_popescu;and i beat it. -34244;1365079893;mircea_popescu;did you read the articles in discussion ? -34243;1365079918;ThickAsThieves;nethash down 5% -34242;1365079925;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -34241;1365079925;sturles;How nice for you. No. How many trades per second was the DDoS able to generate, btw? -34240;1365079926;gribble;MtGox lag is 40.399133 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0809594102008 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Saturn and Titan (0.0802 AU). -34239;1365079934;mircea_popescu;none, it being A DDOS. -34238;1365079951;mircea_popescu;but seriously, please inform yourself before starting discussions, this is unseemly. -34237;1365079952;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -34236;1365079954;sturles;DDoS against MtGox is a bit more sophisticated then. -34235;1365079954;gribble;Current Blocks: 229633 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 190 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 3 hours, 18 minutes, and 19 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7785577.676 | Estimated Percent Change: 16.27508 -34234;1365079967;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/mpex-ddosed-an-epic -34233;1365079974;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/the-many-ways-available-for-talking-to-mpex -34232;1365079977;mircea_popescu;that's a start. -34231;1365079985;mircea_popescu;look around there, then we can talk more. -34230;1365080017;mircea_popescu;and for the record, "mtgox ddos" is just mtgox crashing under sell pressure. -34229;1365080034;mircea_popescu;which, i would hope, you've read the most recent trilema article on and know how it was arrived at and why. -34228;1365080050;ThickAsThieves;SDICE bids are way down, people are dumb -34227;1365080062;ThickAsThieves;but i'm enjoying it -34226;1365080079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18085 @ 0.00070861 = 12.8152 BTC [+] -34225;1365080126;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -34224;1365080128;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0031 / 0.00311313 / 0.0035 (389309 shares, 1,211.97 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00320452 / 0.00439992 (1029516 shares, 3,299.11 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00375453 / 0.006 (1726765 shares, 6,483.20 BTC) -34223;1365080138;mircea_popescu;heh. -34222;1365080150;ThickAsThieves;high bid is .00212 -34221;1365080164;ThickAsThieves;similar on PTs -34220;1365080164;mircea_popescu;1k traded today wiped the bids ? -34219;1365080167;mircea_popescu;$depth s.dice -34218;1365080169;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: S.DICE Bids: ['5000 @ 0.00212', '4000 @ 0.002101', '7500 @ 0.00123', '600 @ 0.001002', '100 @ 0.00100121'] -34217;1365080170;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['5291 @ 0.00333', '21363 @ 0.00333333', '700 @ 0.0035', '1500 @ 0.00389996', '29541 @ 0.00389997'] -34216;1365080171;sturles;mircea_popescu: You should at leas try to inform yourself about the DDoS against MtGox before coming with uninformed nonsense "for the record". -34215;1365080197;mircea_popescu;sturles anything speciffic ? -34214;1365080295;mircea_popescu;see, that's the problem here. when i tell you you have to read up i give you what to read up. -34213;1365080302;sturles;The pattern that has been repeated the last weeks is: DDoS starting against companies providing fast funding to MtGox, like Dwdolla, then a massive DDoS against MtGox, then only seconds later, massive selloff. Causing panic. Prolexis spends some time to mitigate the DDoS, and by then the panic is widespread. -34212;1365080307;mircea_popescu;when you tell me to read up there's nothing there outside of very bad mtgox pr. -34211;1365080331;mircea_popescu;except this is bull, but anyway. -34210;1365080346;sturles;It is from the mouth of MagicalTux. -34209;1365080354;sturles;Or keybopard. -34208;1365080357;ThickAsThieves;the Gox problems are good -34207;1365080364;ThickAsThieves;causes people to seek alternatives -34206;1365080370;ThickAsThieves;and Gox to man up -34205;1365080375;ThickAsThieves;maybe -34204;1365080387;sturles;I hope they continue. I profit massively during panics. -34203;1365080396;mircea_popescu;more power to you. -34202;1365080430;sturles;As long as they continue, I will be using MtGox. Hmm. Perhaps it is actually good for their business.. -34201;1365080459;ThickAsThieves;people's rationale usually tends to lean toward where their profit is -34200;1365080478;ThickAsThieves;everyone that owns possibly too much asicminer stock, says "its underpriced!" -34199;1365080502;ThickAsThieves;if they sold too early "its overpriced!" -34198;1365080516;mircea_popescu;and if they happen to be used to something "it's great" -34197;1365080521;ThickAsThieves;right -34196;1365080525;mircea_popescu;and if they're too lazy to read on something else "it's bad" -34195;1365080533;ThickAsThieves;mmhm -34194;1365080535;mircea_popescu;and on and on. sure. intellectual lazyness is the main driver of human behaviour. -34193;1365080579;mircea_popescu;but that aside, mtgox has been bleeding marketshare since late 2011 -34192;1365080587;mircea_popescu;strictly for being inept in pretty much every aspect. -34191;1365080594;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't count on them being around much longer. -34190;1365080651;ThickAsThieves;they will probably flail with some ugly moves before letting go of this cash cow -34189;1365080672;mircea_popescu;yeah well... -34188;1365080688;mircea_popescu;but let's be optiomistic : they've been given a boon these coupla months -34187;1365080695;mircea_popescu;maybe they know what to do with it and reinvent themselves. -34186;1365080705;ThickAsThieves;like adding litecoin? -34185;1365080706;ThickAsThieves;hehe -34184;1365080718;mircea_popescu;it's all spelled out for them, they can just steal it uncredited like before for all i care. -34183;1365080764;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -34182;1365080765;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -34181;1365080766;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.37 = 1.11 BTC [-] -34180;1365081860;ThickAsThieves;$avg -34179;1365081861;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 127.34 -34178;1365081944;mircea_popescu;bitcoin has been stable for the past 24 hours gasp -34177;1365081955;Uglux;thank god for another shitstorm on gox -34176;1365082506;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -34175;1365082507;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.056398 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.000113020960537 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -34174;1365082511;ThickAsThieves;! -34173;1365082518;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -34172;1365082518;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 133.14634, Best ask: 133.19999, Bid-ask spread: 0.05365, Last trade: 133.20000, 24 hour volume: 119965.62436588, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.58826 -34171;1365082535;ThickAsThieves;i'm amazed that after all that the price held -34170;1365082557;mircea_popescu;why ? -34169;1365082582;ThickAsThieves;kinda had a feeling that the run up was caused by gox lag entirely -34168;1365082596;ThickAsThieves;and might be artificial -34167;1365082598;mircea_popescu;nah, it was all the press. -34166;1365082600;error4733;12K in mt gox queue -34165;1365082623;ThickAsThieves;are you serious -34164;1365082645;ThickAsThieves;12000? -34163;1365082662;ThickAsThieves;where do i check that info again? -34162;1365082682;ThickAsThieves;i guess in the scheme of things its not a lot of people -34161;1365082688;ThickAsThieves;but its a lot more than usual -34160;1365082704;troc;rumour info, its what people report when they are in the queue -34159;1365082714;ThickAsThieves;ah -34158;1365082762;troc;also via fb : Last year, Mt.Gox saw an average of 9,000 to 10,000 new accounts created every month. This number doubled in January, tripled in February, and sextupled in March. In this month alone, over 57,000 new accounts were created! -34157;1365082792;Uglux;decentralize my ass -34156;1365082904;MJR_;hi all -34155;1365082924;MJR_;anyone read gox's latest statement? -34154;1365082936;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C167N] 3 @ 0.32508438 = 0.9753 BTC -34153;1365082986;ThickAsThieves;The N options just turn into T's at the end of the month, correct? -34152;1365083048;ThickAsThieves;(for owner) -34151;1365083457;bitesak;MJR_, yes and MP wrote a post about it http://trilema.com/2013/its-been-an-epic-few-days-what-happened/ -34150;1365083509;deadweasel;;;ticker -34149;1365083512;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 133.10000, Best ask: 133.15000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 133.15000, 24 hour volume: 119390.78497527, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.53063 -34148;1365083541;MJR_;cool thanks...i was just going to point out the one pertinent fact -34147;1365083548;MJR_;5700 new accounts in march a new record -34146;1365083553;MJR_;current queue at 12600 -34145;1365083643;error4733;57000* i guess -34144;1365083664;bitesak;the pertinent fact is slightly in between the lines. The statement doesn't quite instill confidence. -34143;1365083727;error4733;please explain -34142;1365083749;KRS1337;if i have old account but never verified will i float to the top -34141;1365083753;KRS1337;ya think? -34140;1365083766;KRS1337;whats up MJR -34139;1365083805;MJR_;well, i am not talking about gox -34138;1365083819;MJR_;i don't care, i've never traded there and we all know they suck...let's move on to the next topic -34137;1365083824;MJR_;which would be increased adoption -34136;1365083854;MJR_;new accounts opened is a good metric for how much it's growing -34135;1365083888;MJR_;but I also thought that it was hilarious that they said "All exchanges suffer from lag"...yeah and we measure it in microseconds -34134;1365083895;MJR_;not minutes -34133;1365084478;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes, n turns to t -34132;1365084499;gesell;i highly doubt other exchanges would be prepared for such a DDoS. The issue is that people using other exchanges would make the target less obvious -34131;1365084525;mircea_popescu;gesell this is a solved problem. -34130;1365084534;mircea_popescu;have trade engine separate from broker/website, -34129;1365084541;mircea_popescu;use distributed methods to diffuse ddos. -34128;1365084597;gesell;yeah was also thinking about this but I guess it depends on the nature of the DDoS. If it is similar to that used against spamhaus a few weeks ago... the attacker could still induce panic by attacking the website and read only API to get ticker -34127;1365084631;mircea_popescu;again : -34126;1365084636;mircea_popescu;you have the trade engine separate -34125;1365084636;gesell;but in general spreading out the interfaces over different hauls could help, while also adding a lot of complexity -34124;1365084641;mircea_popescu;you can make one broker website per datacenter -34123;1365084643;gesell;i just aknowledge that -34122;1365084648;mircea_popescu;a ok -34121;1365084660;mircea_popescu;i think im getting a little frazzled i've been doing nothing but explaining this for the past 3 hours -34120;1365084677;gesell;did you read about the DDoS against spamhaus? -34119;1365084681;mircea_popescu;yeah -34118;1365084697;mircea_popescu;MJR_> but I also thought that it was hilarious that they said "All exchanges suffer from lag"...yeah and we measure it in microseconds << just had this discussion above, was explaining how six promises 37 microsecond delay -34117;1365084730;ChaangNoi;btct.co working? -34116;1365084777;ChaangNoi;;;asks147 -34115;1365084778;gribble;Error: "asks147" is not a valid command. -34114;1365084786;ChaangNoi;;;asks 147 -34113;1365084788;gribble;There are currently 11713.428 bitcoins offered at or under 147.0 USD, worth 1658048.18491 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -34112;1365085010;sturles;MJR_: MtGox reports lag in microseconds as well. I have been logging every minute for a while, and the most common value is 0. On a normal day with just a few standard DDoS attacks, it is above 1 second a few times every hour. -34111;1365085030;mircea_popescu;i don't recall mtgoxlag under 1 -34110;1365085034;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -34109;1365085035;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -34108;1365085040;mircea_popescu;hey. -34107;1365085041;sturles;Heh. :-) -34106;1365085064;ChaangNoi;btct.co is fail for me, they being ddosed? -34105;1365085080;sturles;SIX doesn't provide API access to the entire internet. Can't compare it. -34104;1365085089;mircea_popescu;mtgox 10.84 a few seconds ago 133.50 -34103;1365085089;mircea_popescu;mtgox 0.08 a minute ago 133.33 -34102;1365085089;mircea_popescu;mtgox 5.12 4 minutes ago 133.50 -34101;1365085089;mircea_popescu;mtgox 48.50 7 minutes ago 133.30 -34100;1365085089;mircea_popescu;mtgox 0.25 7 minutes ago 133.00 -34099;1365085120;mircea_popescu;is that a full list of the last trades ? -34098;1365085139;sturles;Where is it from? -34097;1365085144;ChaangNoi;yeah it looks like no one can make trades -34096;1365085149;mircea_popescu;bitcoinity -34095;1365085157;ChaangNoi;or no one is for whatever reason, -34094;1365085180;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi http://btct.co/ doesn't load here. do i have the wrong url ? -34093;1365085196;ChaangNoi;its one of the exchanges -34092;1365085196;ThickAsThieves;its down -34091;1365085202;ThickAsThieves;as is litecoinglobal.com -34090;1365085203;ChaangNoi;the stock exchanges -34089;1365085209;ChaangNoi;hmm -34088;1365085212;mircea_popescu;heh. -34087;1365085215;ThickAsThieves;both burnside's sites -34086;1365085223;ThickAsThieves;this has happened before -34085;1365085224;sturles;mircea_popescu: Doesn't look like it. Seems to be USD only. Much of the trading on MtGox is in other currencies. -34084;1365085226;ChaangNoi;yeah, i was just trying ot take out money lol -34083;1365085230;ThickAsThieves;he's probably rebooting or something -34082;1365085231;mircea_popescu;so let's see : the part where i say "attacker has found his weak spot, moves on" is pretty accurate. -34081;1365085243;mircea_popescu;now the part where mtgox comes out with self congratulatory bit remains. -34080;1365085247;ThickAsThieves;maybe adding a feature -34079;1365085250;ChaangNoi;ok -34078;1365085269;ThickAsThieves;maybe stealing your money -34077;1365085272;ThickAsThieves;:) -34076;1365085281;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i'll bet its ddos -34075;1365085286;mircea_popescu;sturles most of their volume is usd. -34074;1365085289;ChaangNoi;seems like its back -34073;1365085330;mircea_popescu;i still don't see it -34072;1365085346;sturles;mircea_popescu: Yes, many trades are mix-trades between e.g. EUR and USD. And most other currency trades are low in volume. -34071;1365085360;ChaangNoi;lol worked until i wanted to take out money, broke again -34070;1365085372;mircea_popescu;sturles i dunno what mix trades means there. -34069;1365085386;sturles;The other currency order books are also stuffed with lots and lots of 0.01235 orders. Which makes many trades for just one coin. -34068;1365085410;sturles;A mix trade is where an order in one currency was matched with an order in another currency. -34067;1365085473;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75679 BTC [-] -34066;1365085481;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7568 BTC [+] -34065;1365085485;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.756899 = 4.5414 BTC [+] -34064;1365085521;mircea_popescu;i still don't grasp why you imagine this'd make a difference. -34063;1365085529;sturles;Also note that many sites reporting MtGox trades aggregates many small trades into one report. Like this example from #bitcoin-market: -34062;1365085532;sturles;13:24 <+amphipod> Apr04 11:24:18 mtgox x11 28.8811 @ 133.42578222 USD -34061;1365085564;sturles;11 trades making up a total 28.8811 BTC at the average price of 133.42578222 USD. -34060;1365085582;mircea_popescu;yeah. -34059;1365085597;mircea_popescu;so find me a space where that bot reports > 100 trades a minute. -34058;1365085600;sturles;16 order books to check instad of one. Why would that make 0 difference? -34057;1365085603;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [+] -34056;1365085615;mircea_popescu;... -34055;1365085633;mircea_popescu;this is like saying querying 5000 records is not the same thing as querying 5000 records. -34054;1365085642;mircea_popescu;either you don't at all understand the topic or are trolling me. -34053;1365085709;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.757 = 1.514 BTC [+] -34052;1365085720;ChaangNoi;gox lag is back up -34051;1365085737;ChaangNoi;;;goxlag -34050;1365085737;gribble;MtGox lag is 37.58024 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0753103801907 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Saturn and Titan (0.0802 AU). -34049;1365085782;sturles;10:31 <+amphipod> Apr04 08:29:07 mtgox x149 555.6407 @ 133.52494269 USD -34048;1365085791;sturles;Several other trades during the same minute. -34047;1365085812;mircea_popescu;well the 0 lag was nice while it lasted. -34046;1365085835;mircea_popescu;sturles a little more than just the one line if you don't mind -34045;1365085869;sturles;Join the channel youself if you care so much. -34044;1365085895;mircea_popescu;i am trying to help you structure your own argument. -34043;1365085908;mircea_popescu;i care not at all otherwise. -34042;1365085929;sturles;Why should I quote more? There are more than 100 right there. And I tild you there were trades before and after during the same minute. -34041;1365085974;sturles;But because #bitcoin-market reports trades from most exchanges, there are several unimpoprtant lines in between. -34040;1365086006;mircea_popescu;because the aggregated set would logically be from between the previous and the next report -34039;1365086016;mircea_popescu;and so it's prbably the bot aggregated 149 trades over 5 minutes or something -34038;1365086046;sturles;No, I told you, there were otehr (aggregated) trades reported in the same minute, before and after. -34037;1365086078;sturles;I'm not going to paste everything here. Will get dropped for flooding. -34036;1365086101;sturles;Just join the channel to see for yourself. -34035;1365086120;mircea_popescu;mk -34034;1365086299;ThickAsThieves;why is the ATH being reported as 142 -34033;1365086302;ThickAsThieves;wasnt it 147? -34032;1365086419;mircea_popescu;because they dunno what they're doing -34031;1365086727;error4733;;;ticker -34030;1365086728;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 135.90500, Best ask: 136.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09500, Last trade: 136.00000, 24 hour volume: 115725.71210364, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.07562 -34029;1365086770;TradeFortress;was the ATH less than 24 hrs ago? -34028;1365086778;error4733;bc 147 was 27h ago -34027;1365086784;ThickAsThieves;sh -34026;1365086788;ThickAsThieves;ah -34025;1365086790;ThickAsThieves;oh -34024;1365086793;ThickAsThieves;:) -34023;1365086849;error4733;;;goxlag -34022;1365086850;gribble;MtGox lag is 26.943103 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.053993676742 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one week (0.0689 AU). -34021;1365086882;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00479 BTC [+] -34020;1365086997;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00475 BTC [+] -34019;1365087148;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 20 @ 0.000657 = 0.0131 BTC [-] -34018;1365087175;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -34017;1365087176;gribble;59843.2905525 -34016;1365087179;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -34015;1365087180;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 7779848.36874 based on data since last change | 8359883.55097 based on data for last three days -34014;1365087210;ThickAsThieves;need more hashing -34013;1365087269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4125 @ 0.00069631 = 2.8723 BTC [-] -34012;1365087310;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 13 @ 0.00475 = 0.0618 BTC [+] -34011;1365087387;jurov;sturles, highest mpex trade spike i have recorded in live.coinbr records is 100 trades/5 seconds on BitBet IPO -34010;1365087420;jurov;there was no noticeable lag at all, coinbr users ninja-inserted orders in the middle of it -34009;1365087426;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 88 @ 0.00401 = 0.3529 BTC [-] -34008;1365087428;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0038 BTC [-] -34007;1365087440;ThickAsThieves;ninjas, the missing ingredient -34006;1365087475;jurov;and there was certainly 1000 orders arriving/cancelled during that time -34005;1365087491;jurov;don't tell me mtgox can do this -34004;1365087563;error4733;Ddos attak :( -34003;1365087571;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -34002;1365087571;gribble;MtGox lag is 83.288833 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.166909888784 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -34001;1365087592;ThickAsThieves;who is next line after Gox? -34000;1365087596;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.00315 = 0.315 BTC [-] -33999;1365087598;ThickAsThieves;in -33998;1365087607;MJR_;i just received a business inquiry...the email was in comic sans -33997;1365087616;ThickAsThieves;srs bsns -33996;1365087622;MJR_;i know -33995;1365087622;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 11 @ 0.00315 = 0.0347 BTC [-] -33994;1365087632;MJR_;i'm like...is this your first time using a keyboard? -33993;1365087760;ThickAsThieves;I taught someone that has been using Windows for at least 10 years how to Alt-Tab the other day. "I need to hang around you more often!" -33992;1365088039;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=166397.0 I wonder what they say to these guys inquiring about investing millions in bitcoins -33991;1365088067;ThickAsThieves;"sorry sir, that's too many bitcoins, you'd break the system" -33990;1365088128;error4733;btc at 500$ before summer ? -33989;1365088141;ThickAsThieves;i hope so/not -33988;1365088161;error4733;same :D -33987;1365088216;mircea_popescu;jasmine tea and fresghly baked chocolate muffins. life sux dunnit. -33986;1365088257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4518 @ 0.0006928 = 3.1301 BTC [-] -33985;1365088259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2924 @ 0.00069168 = 2.0225 BTC [-] -33984;1365088261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2508 @ 0.00069137 = 1.734 BTC [-] -33983;1365088266;ThickAsThieves;i got some nice jasmine tea recently, the fancy kind you put in a metal ball :) -33982;1365088276;mircea_popescu;yeah -33981;1365088290;mircea_popescu;there's this little shop just opened, very good quality stuffs. -33980;1365088501;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves don't believe everything you read in the newspapers btw. -33979;1365088511;mircea_popescu;20 calls a day for 100mn each ? 2bn a day ? yeah. right. -33978;1365088523;MJR_;my coworker gets me green tea from taiwan -33977;1365088524;MJR_;its good -33976;1365088562;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: lol...its crazy when you hang out with people who understand computers and then get confronted with "can we just make all of them blue" (select all) -33975;1365088826;mircea_popescu;casascius: Thanks for the excellent feedback. -33974;1365088826;mircea_popescu;mpoe-pr: If this is excellent I bet nobody eats what you cook. -33973;1365088857;kakobrekla;http://bou.si/pic/where-it-belongs.jpg -33972;1365089057;error4733;mp : i guess is 20 calls a day for a total 100M$, i want belive hehe -33971;1365089076;error4733;still pocket change for big player -33970;1365089249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8486 @ 0.00069365 = 5.8863 BTC [+] -33969;1365089353;ThickAsThieves;oh i didnt actually believe people wanna invest 100m -33968;1365089361;ThickAsThieves;just playing along :) -33967;1365089483;mircea_popescu;OJ to pump $1.4 trillion into economy -33966;1365089496;mircea_popescu;aand here i am trying to keep things civil ;/ -33965;1365089508;mircea_popescu;error4733 yeah bullcrap. -33964;1365089533;mircea_popescu;there's not that many funds that have the sort of capital that'd allow them tio place 100mn into exotic weird thing, and also have the rifght profile. -33963;1365089546;mircea_popescu;none of them are calling unheard of whoever that guy is cause i don't know him -33962;1365089572;mircea_popescu;basically the media has turned into a sort of massive reddit, buncha people trying to perch themselves into the stratosphere -33961;1365089664;error4733;usualy i bet a good dinner in this case but roumania is to far if i win -33960;1365089690;gesell;mircea_popescu: on that last point, i agree -33959;1365089744;mircea_popescu;error4733 what're we betting ? -33958;1365089783;error4733;no big player for 100M$+ before summer -33957;1365089837;mircea_popescu;let's do some math. -33956;1365089841;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -33955;1365089842;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.60001, Best ask: 137.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.39998, Last trade: 137.99999, 24 hour volume: 115568.41634731, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.00000, 24 hour vwap: 127.02546 -33954;1365089847;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -33953;1365089849;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0031 / 0.00311313 / 0.0035 (389309 shares, 1,211.97 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00320452 / 0.00439992 (1029516 shares, 3,299.11 BTC), 30D: 0.00300001 / 0.00375305 / 0.006 (1725125 shares, 6,474.50 BTC) -33952;1365089862;mircea_popescu;;;calc .13 * 311313 * 127.02546 -33951;1365089862;gribble;5140808.01377 -33950;1365089883;mircea_popescu;so that's about 5mn worth of outstanding s.dice stock. about the same worth of s.mpoe. -33949;1365089892;mircea_popescu;what's your 100mn guy to do, buy bitcoins and hold them ? -33948;1365090043;ThickAsThieves;;;market buy 25000 -33947;1365090045;gribble;A market order to buy 25000 bitcoins right now would take 3717531.0041 USD and would take the last price up to 169.9000 USD, resulting in an average price of 148.7012 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0014 seconds -33946;1365090056;ThickAsThieves;;;market buy 100000 -33945;1365090056;gribble;This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 55695.451 bitcoins, for a total of 14145613197667.5664 USD and take the price to 9999999999998.9004. | Data vintage: 11.2836 seconds -33944;1365090073;ThickAsThieves;;;market buy 50000 -33943;1365090073;gribble;A market order to buy 50000 bitcoins right now would take 14003105.1552 USD and would take the last price up to 1365.0843 USD, resulting in an average price of 280.0621 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 27.9421 seconds -33942;1365090090;ThickAsThieves;;;market buy 75000 -33941;1365090091;gribble;This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 55695.451 bitcoins, for a total of 14145613197667.5664 USD and take the price to 9999999999998.9004. | Data vintage: 45.4887 seconds -33940;1365090100;ThickAsThieves;hehe -33939;1365090112;ThickAsThieves;simply not enough bitcoins for $100m -33938;1365090194;mircea_popescu;besides, if you have a fund that sorta-fits the profile (exotic/emergent money market) -33937;1365090201;mircea_popescu;and 1bn+ under management -33936;1365090214;mircea_popescu;you may risk as much as 1-2mn. maybe 10mn if you're really huge. -33935;1365090251;ThickAsThieves;1m i could see -33934;1365090275;mircea_popescu;https://www.muckrock.com/foi/united-states-of-america-10/bitcoin-and-silk-road-1385/#396095-acknowledgement-letter -33933;1365090330;ThickAsThieves;interesting -33932;1365090341;ThickAsThieves;old -33931;1365090360;mircea_popescu;ya, just... no answer. -33930;1365090408;ThickAsThieves;they just keep giving the same answer -33929;1365090416;ThickAsThieves;what are their obligations? -33928;1365090484;mircea_popescu;i never followed the foia stuffi n the us -33927;1365090761;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.38 = 1.9 BTC [+] -33926;1365090869;error4733;re -33925;1365091361;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7568 = 2.2704 BTC [-] -33924;1365091517;ThickAsThieves;http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/03/bullseye-from-1000-yards-shooting-the-17000-linux-powered-rifle/ -33923;1365091597;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [+] -33922;1365091979;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -33921;1365091979;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 140.80000, Best ask: 141.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 140.80000, 24 hour volume: 121358.82585477, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.64149 -33920;1365091981;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -33919;1365091982;gribble;MtGox lag is 23.416337 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0469260771656 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -33918;1365091988;ThickAsThieves;$avg -33917;1365091996;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 127.43 -33916;1365092163;mircea_popescu;it boggles me how the heck did sturles manage to reference gox lag the ONE TIME in the past... um... 6 months ?! -33915;1365092169;mircea_popescu;when it wasn;t like 20-2000 seconds -33914;1365092351;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01998 BTC [+] -33913;1365092380;ThickAsThieves;hehe -33912;1365092383;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -33911;1365092383;gribble;MtGox lag is 23.913118 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0479216207274 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one week (0.0689 AU). -33910;1365093102;pigeons;topace: any word on rebroadcasting those transactions? -33909;1365093280;ThickAsThieves;i have a withdrawal in limbo from havelock :/ -33908;1365093295;ThickAsThieves;pm -33907;1365093305;ThickAsThieves;pm'd topace earlier no response yet -33906;1365093307;sturles;;;goxlag -33905;1365093308;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.076872 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.000154050627298 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -33904;1365093321;ThickAsThieves;sturles controls goxlag! -33903;1365093347;sturles;Not really. You probably don't check it unless you know it is high. -33902;1365093389;ThickAsThieves;i check it whenever i wanna get the ticker these days -33901;1365093394;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -33900;1365093395;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 138.66502, Best ask: 138.99998, Bid-ask spread: 0.33496, Last trade: 138.66500, 24 hour volume: 122517.04310522, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.75884 -33899;1365093591;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 273 @ 0.0032999 = 0.9009 BTC [-] -33898;1365093594;damientrog;does anybody know why the S.DICE stock keeps dropping? -33897;1365093624;ThickAsThieves;because people keep selling -33896;1365093631;damientrog;I know this month won't be much in dividend, but is there something else going on? -33895;1365093637;damientrog;really? :) -33894;1365093642;ThickAsThieves;:) -33893;1365093659;ThickAsThieves;i think that many people didnt realize there was no profit yet -33892;1365093663;damientrog;Erik didn't run off to Belize or something? -33891;1365093670;ThickAsThieves;some still might not -33890;1365093673;error4733;no -33889;1365093684;damientrog;alright thanks -33888;1365093692;ThickAsThieves;once divs and report are issued that will be real test of price -33887;1365093696;error4733;btc rally kill S.dice -33886;1365093703;ThickAsThieves;that also, -33885;1365093707;ThickAsThieves;people that wanna cash out -33884;1365093711;ThickAsThieves;need to sell their stocks -33883;1365093711;damientrog;yeah isn't the report overdue? -33882;1365093715;error4733;x11 since january -33881;1365093724;damientrog;that could also explain -33880;1365093740;MJR_;report is due by tomorrow -33879;1365093749;error4733;real value of s.dice didnt increase that much -33878;1365093751;ThickAsThieves;panic usually results in loss -33877;1365093756;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8743 @ 0.00069365 = 6.0646 BTC [+] -33876;1365093758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9157 @ 0.00069803 = 6.3919 BTC [+] -33875;1365093760;error4733;it's a loss -33874;1365093762;MJR_;but real value of sdice hasn't dropped -33873;1365093772;MJR_;and its a great company -33872;1365093773;error4733;i sold.. because i didnt want lose any BTC -33871;1365093786;damientrog;I don't see how a casino can go that wrong -33870;1365093791;damientrog;seems like a low risk investment -33869;1365093791;error4733;yes but not x11 in 3 month -33868;1365093794;ThickAsThieves;error who are you? why not fix your username -33867;1365093805;MJR_;it hasn't really gone wrong -33866;1365093807;ThickAsThieves;or is that real? -33865;1365093809;MJR_;over time it will even out -33864;1365093812;error4733;its real -33863;1365093814;damientrog;indeed -33862;1365093815;ThickAsThieves;ah -33861;1365093818;mircea_popescu; yeah isn't the report overdue? << should be today or tomorrow. -33860;1365093820;MJR_;they had one month where a couple of bit losses hit -33859;1365093837;damientrog;yeah even the house loses sometimes -33858;1365093842;ThickAsThieves;in my opinion Sdice is worth no less than when it was trading at .007 -33857;1365093843;damientrog;over time that compensates -33856;1365093868;damientrog;exactly -33855;1365093872;ThickAsThieves;surely erik will have developments soon -33854;1365093884;damientrog;he did announce that on the forum -33853;1365093888;error4733;we didnt talk about losse or wining, if btc was at 13$, i dont care about a shitty div -33852;1365093895;error4733;one month -33851;1365093897;pgp;when it comes to gambling, people still think in fiat terms... -33850;1365093910;error4733;her i talk about S.dice marketcap -33849;1365093963;ThickAsThieves;its not impossible for sdice to lower bid limit -33848;1365093973;pgp;what is is now - $50MM now? -33847;1365093987;mircea_popescu;about. -33846;1365094000;pgp;how about MPOE? $75MM? -33845;1365094090;mircea_popescu;over 100 -33844;1365094098;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -33843;1365094100;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067393 / 0.00069724 / 0.00070861 (286436 shares, 199.71 BTC), 7D: 0.00059218 / 0.00066086 / 0.00070861 (2774297 shares, 1,833.43 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00071925 / 0.00077505 (16002312 shares, 11,509.74 BTC) -33842;1365094108;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -33841;1365094109;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 138.15000, Best ask: 138.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.55000, Last trade: 138.00000, 24 hour volume: 122772.25005439, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.78223 -33840;1365094123;mircea_popescu;;;calc 719250 * 138 -33839;1365094123;gribble;99256500 -33838;1365094128;mircea_popescu;or just a little under. -33837;1365094174;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7567 BTC [-] -33836;1365094177;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7568 BTC [+] -33835;1365094180;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.757 = 6.056 BTC [+] -33834;1365094260;mircea_popescu;http://www.cnbc.com/id/100615508 -33833;1365094261;mircea_popescu;heh -33832;1365094285;pgp;interesting contrast - SDICE and MPOE - in terms of USD/BTC elasticity... -33831;1365094297;error4733;i see btc at 500$ in no time, S.dice just can worth 250m$, so it's a quick calcul, it's better for me to cashout -33830;1365094310;error4733;cant* -33829;1365094501;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00358 BTC [+] -33828;1365094505;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 23 @ 0.00359 = 0.0826 BTC [+] -33827;1365094511;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 55 @ 0.00368 = 0.2024 BTC [+] -33826;1365094516;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00367 BTC [-] -33825;1365094565;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.33999999 BTC [+] -33824;1365094591;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 570 @ 0.0037 = 2.109 BTC [+] -33823;1365094604;pgp;somebosy just wished me happy 404 day... -33822;1365094609;pgp;somebody -33821;1365094635;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 570 @ 0.00333 = 1.8981 BTC [+] -33820;1365094641;pgp;what is this world coming to? -33819;1365094642;MJR_;happy 404 day -33818;1365094683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.1 BTC [-] -33817;1365094716;ThickAsThieves;you know what is the worst, when you use your Kuerig for how water for your tea, but someone left a coffee k-cup inside -33816;1365094724;ThickAsThieves;end up with nasty coftea -33815;1365094783;mircea_popescu;error4733 sorry but 500 ain't happening -33814;1365094786;mircea_popescu;not in no time. -33813;1365094844;pgp;not in no time = in time -33812;1365094894;mircea_popescu;right. -33811;1365095013;error4733;yes, i'm sure you told me that for 150 back in january (btc@13$) -33810;1365095074;mircea_popescu;quote me ? -33809;1365095098;error4733;just kididng -33808;1365095228;error4733;but srsly x11 in 3 month, why not x3 before summer ? -33807;1365095286;ThickAsThieves;when is summer June 20? -33806;1365095291;ThickAsThieves;i forget -33805;1365095313;pgp;certainly possible, but I wouldn't be cheering for it... then bitcoin will really be at risk of being in a bubble -33804;1365095367;deadweasely;;;ticker -33803;1365095368;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.53335, Best ask: 136.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.41665, Last trade: 136.95000, 24 hour volume: 122772.25005439, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.78223 -33802;1365095414;ThickAsThieves;BTC would need to rise $4.7 per day to be $500 by June 20 -33801;1365095456;ThickAsThieves;June 21 -33800;1365095458;ThickAsThieves;er -33799;1365095463;ThickAsThieves;US summer -33798;1365095514;error4733;ok middle of summer -33797;1365095527;deadweasely;and 2.65 per day to be at $205 by may 1 -33796;1365095576;error4733;"hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000" -33795;1365095587;bitcoin_raider;I am interested in purchasing shares of companies which issue dividends in BTC. Has anyone else here done this? -33794;1365095591;ThickAsThieves;yes its entirely possible -33793;1365095594;ThickAsThieves;but too fast -33792;1365095598;ThickAsThieves;imo -33791;1365095619;ThickAsThieves;bitcoin_raider, yes -33790;1365095634;ThickAsThieves;but do your research -33789;1365095646;ThickAsThieves;and then do more -33788;1365095660;MJR_;good time to buy sdice -33787;1365095666;MJR_;undervalued IMO -33786;1365095683;bitcoin_raider;ThickAsThieves: thanks - I looked at sdice and their offering statement -33785;1365095710;error4733;ASCIMINER -33784;1365095723;bitcoin_raider;Are there any businesses which you would invest in that aren't exclusivley based on bitcoin ecosystem? -33783;1365095764;Bugpowder;yes, they are listed on NASDAQ -33782;1365095769;deadweasely;:) -33781;1365095775;ThickAsThieves;decent answer -33780;1365095777;bitcoin_raider;=) -33779;1365095803;ThickAsThieves;bitbet is starting to look interesting -33778;1365095808;bitcoin_raider;I own a business that sells physical things for both USD and BTC (we exhibit at defcon) and am considering trying to take it public on one of the BTC exchanges... I like the verified accounting it provides -33777;1365095841;ThickAsThieves;what do you sell -33776;1365095849;bitcoin_raider;RFID blcoking wallets -33775;1365095912;bitcoin_raider;what would I need to do/prove/etc to make a legit IPO offering. I see most just post their financials in a google doc -33774;1365095922;bitcoin_raider;but I don't seem to trust those -33773;1365095965;ThickAsThieves;do what you would want to see if YOU were an investor -33772;1365096010;ThickAsThieves;someone can link you to the MPOE-PR post -33771;1365096014;troc;blockchain stats ? -33770;1365096035;ThickAsThieves;elephants? -33769;1365096081;pigeons;ThickAsThieves: topace i got my withdrawl -33768;1365096121;ThickAsThieves;me too -33767;1365096138;ThickAsThieves;now just have to wait 5 years for it to confirm -33766;1365096471;mircea_popescu;yeah, error4733 , it's not a why not as much as a why risk it -33765;1365096547;mircea_popescu;peopl seriously need to start adding tx fees. -33764;1365096553;mircea_popescu;what's this crazy stingyness -33763;1365096605;MJR_;looking forward to the day that companies are more focused on the product they make than the currency they use to finance their operations -33762;1365096621;mircea_popescu;^ -33761;1365096622;MJR_;it's a little gimmicky right now -33760;1365096643;MJR_;sorry mircea_popescu, i cut off your arrow -33759;1365096655;mircea_popescu;no i just meant, yeah, me too. -33758;1365096847;deadweasely;mp, i sent .001 btc fee for 10btc txn, took 9 hours for first confirm... we need a minimum fee schedule that people can choose to use or ignore. -33757;1365096866;deadweasely;i didnt know .0015 was expected -33756;1365096882;Bugpowder;wat? .001 is slow now? -33755;1365096891;Bugpowder;i've been using .0006 -33754;1365096914;pgp;i thought .0005 was good enough -33753;1365096933;pgp;it's not like the miners are starving right now... -33752;1365096937;mircea_popescu;deadweasely o.o -33751;1365096947;mircea_popescu;this is insanity, my 0.001 stuff confirms next-block -33750;1365096954;mircea_popescu;are you running a very isolated node ? -33749;1365096975;Bugpowder;I figure .0006 is just enough to beat S.DICE -33748;1365096979;ThickAsThieves;it has been slow even with tx fee -33747;1365096985;mircea_popescu;fucking hell. -33746;1365096986;ThickAsThieves;dunno what topace includes -33745;1365096992;mircea_popescu;boys, we're getting connectivity problems. it's not the fees -33744;1365096996;mircea_popescu;the graph is splitting up ;/ -33743;1365097008;ThickAsThieves;miners fuckin shit up -33742;1365097008;mircea_popescu;if you're in the wrong island and that island doesn't solve blocks you don;'t get in -33741;1365097012;mircea_popescu;no, it's not the miners -33740;1365097018;mircea_popescu;it's the nodes. too few nodes. argh -33739;1365097049;mircea_popescu;jborkl are you getting anywhere with that network mapping thing ? -33738;1365098297;kakobrekla;at least bbet is back up :p -33737;1365098355;jcpham;http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/04/04/my-bitcoin-mis-adventure.html -33736;1365098360;jcpham;oh god please read it -33735;1365098431;mircea_popescu;ok, i'll read it. -33734;1365098474;jcpham;oh man -33733;1365098479;jcpham;that's a really good one -33732;1365098499;jcpham;"But I press on, because my mercurial editor is emailing me, “When are you filing that bitcoin story!??” every five seconds." -33731;1365098553;[\\\];awesome read -33730;1365098563;[\\\];I seriously LOL -33729;1365098566;mircea_popescu;Totally worth the $6.76, if you ask me. -33728;1365098567;mircea_popescu;mkay -33727;1365098598;mircea_popescu;"erotic self-hypnosis" < wtf is that ? -33726;1365098631;jcpham;can't tell if trolling or serious -33725;1365098638;jcpham;think that's what i like the most -33724;1365098647;mircea_popescu;lol -33723;1365098651;mircea_popescu;ya well done in that respek -33722;1365098678;mircea_popescu;that guy should be here, someone invite him -33721;1365098686;mircea_popescu;we need more dub in this chan. -33720;1365098780;ColdHardMetal;hey! he went with the cigar guys. nice. -33719;1365098791;ColdHardMetal;jcpham link guy i mena. -33718;1365098797;ColdHardMetal;mean. -33717;1365098819;jcpham;he discusses thing to do with bitcoins but makes himself out to be an idiot -33716;1365098828;MJR_;yes -33715;1365098829;jcpham;i like it -33714;1365098832;MJR_;self-effacing -33713;1365098835;MJR_;great tactic -33712;1365098842;MJR_;and he didn't sugarcoat anything -33711;1365098866;MJR_;good point of view of average guy trying to figure this out -33710;1365098878;mircea_popescu;srsly someone drop him a webirc link to here -33709;1365098888;ColdHardMetal;which he did, which is a good sign. -33708;1365098896;MJR_;;;ticker -33707;1365098897;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 133.67978, Best ask: 134.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.82021, Last trade: 134.49900, 24 hour volume: 128583.01835679, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 128.11103 -33706;1365098930;mircea_popescu;if anyone's still under the misaprehension that mtgox sucking has anything to do with the dead rally... -33705;1365098935;mircea_popescu;price's stable. mtgox is also stable. -33704;1365098950;MJR_;i thought you put the kibosh on that -33703;1365098951;mircea_popescu;when raly bust people jumped on mtgox, it went to shit like it always does -33702;1365098954;mircea_popescu;ddos mystery solved. -33701;1365098965;MJR_;;) -33700;1365098975;MJR_;lol -33699;1365098975;mircea_popescu;(which isn't to say they're not being hit, they are, but the two are unrelated) -33698;1365098993;MJR_;they truly were a victim of their own success...they can't tell page views from ddos... -33697;1365099006;MJR_;by that logic facebook is getting "DDOS'd" every day -33696;1365099007;mircea_popescu;no it's just a convenient explanation you know ? -33695;1365099018;MJR_;well yeah -33694;1365099023;mircea_popescu;"we had two issues. one is that we suck, the other is that we got ddosed" -33693;1365099030;mircea_popescu;doesn't make the cut for the mtgox school of pr. -33692;1365099032;MJR_;hahhahas -33691;1365099048;MJR_;funny that they didn't go on bitcointalk to respond -33690;1365099058;MJR_;would have liked to see mpoe-pr get on that -33689;1365099071;mircea_popescu;fucking ridiculous they're scared of her. -33688;1365099075;mircea_popescu;what's she got on them, tits ? -33687;1365099156;smickles;i certainly don't have tits like hers -33686;1365099162;smickles;so i lose, i guess -33685;1365099182;mircea_popescu;well yeah... you're not cool as t-bone -33684;1365099205;smickles;heh, i'm poor, so i loose to t-bone -33683;1365099236;mircea_popescu;you're poor now ?! -33682;1365099245;mircea_popescu;what did you do, follow Bugpowder's investment advice ? -33681;1365099248;smickles;are we talking about the same t-bone? -33680;1365099262;mircea_popescu;tibanne -33679;1365099279;smickles;ah, not at all -33678;1365099301;smickles;oh yeah, you ignored the t-bone i was thinking of -33677;1365099308;mircea_popescu;o ? -33676;1365099311;mircea_popescu;https://www.tibanne.com/ << if anyone missed this. -33675;1365099320;mircea_popescu;Our services -33674;1365099320;mircea_popescu;01. shot.dns.st: create screenshots of websites -33673;1365099320;mircea_popescu;03. NoSpam.st: create temporary email -33672;1365099320;mircea_popescu;05. fullXP: professional streaming -33671;1365099394;smickles;you missed the link factory and irc net -33670;1365099408;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141458.msg1740085#msg1740085 -33669;1365099417;mircea_popescu;what am i telling the girl to tell him ? hm ? HM ?!?!?!?!?! -33668;1365099431;mircea_popescu;smickles my bad -33667;1365099449;mircea_popescu;luckily with [\\\] on mpex' side we outinovate tibanne, the irc net providers. -33666;1365099655;MJR_;smickles: you meant tiberiusiv right? -33665;1365099670;mircea_popescu;o did you ? totally missed it lol. -33664;1365099692;mircea_popescu;hey, is copumpkin's irl pw:rn actually pebbles ?! what sorcery is this! -33663;1365099694;smickles;MJR_: yup -33662;1365099758;smickles;i was going to pay off my car loan with bitcoin, but they'll only take usd, so i have to sell the btc first -33661;1365099767;smickles;too bad -33660;1365099769;[\\\];bitpay! -33659;1365099822;mircea_popescu;i was gonna pay my rent in chocolate -33658;1365099825;smickles;[\\\]: sry, i sold ~20kusd worth at 140 -33657;1365099835;mircea_popescu;but the landlady was only taking currency so we just ate the chocolate and then made out. -33656;1365099852;[\\\];nice -33655;1365099872;[\\\];http://money.cnn.com/2013/04/04/investing/bitcoin-atms/ -33654;1365099882;[\\\];made the cnn front page -33653;1365099907;mircea_popescu;that shit coming soon since jan -33652;1365099934;smickles;man, yeah -33651;1365100008;pgp;bitcoin ATM just seems awkward to me... -33650;1365100064;smickles;i bet they'd work on college campuses -33649;1365100083;jcpham;i kinda want to convince a collections attorney to accept btc as payment for credit card collections -33648;1365100088;jcpham;seems elegantly backwards -33647;1365100103;pgp;i agree... -33646;1365100113;mircea_popescu;lol elegantly backwards -33645;1365100116;jcpham;the world really needs that type of irony -33644;1365100119;mircea_popescu;you people are s o anal, you know that ? -33643;1365100130;pgp;call me a luddite, but I just don't get it... -33642;1365100134;jcpham;i love anal -33641;1365100138;[\\\];mircea_popescu, no, thats illegal -33640;1365100161;mircea_popescu;[\\\] maybe where you live. over here it's mandatory for underage females. -33639;1365100165;jcpham;what the fuck is this you people shit -33638;1365100177;KRS-1;heh -33637;1365100196;jcpham;con·de·scend -33636;1365100196;jcpham;Verb -33635;1365100196;jcpham;Show feelings of superiority; patronize. -33634;1365100196;jcpham;Do something in a haughty way, as though it is below one's dignity or level of importance. -33633;1365100210;[\\\];superiority complex -33632;1365100212;[\\\];it happens -33631;1365100215;mircea_popescu;jcpham i just thought you're legion. -33630;1365100225;jcpham;trolololo -33629;1365100239;mircea_popescu;also note that people does not have a singular. but if you prefer i'll refer to you as "you peopl" in the future. -33628;1365100245;jcpham;i'm pretty sure i've never said "you people" -33627;1365100253;jcpham;too much time spent with mpoe-pr -33626;1365100257;[\\\];heh -33625;1365100259;mircea_popescu;now that may be. -33624;1365100264;[\\\];gota jet -33623;1365100265;jcpham;tact. -33622;1365100279;mircea_popescu;she sucks the tact right out of ya, true. -33621;1365100284;MJR_;the atm finally solves liquidity -33620;1365100297;MJR_;what do you do at a store that doesn't accept credit cards? -33619;1365100299;pgp;c'mon -33618;1365100299;MJR_;same shit -33617;1365100309;mircea_popescu;MJR_ chocolate coins! -33616;1365100310;MJR_;you run across the street to an atm -33615;1365100311;MJR_;get cash -33614;1365100324;MJR_;this is normal and everyday stuff -33613;1365100341;pgp;bitcoin ATM = jump the shark -33612;1365100354;MJR_;huh? i need to be able to spend my money... -33611;1365100371;MJR_;think of bitcoin as a credit card like discover which no one takes -33610;1365100387;MJR_;so i am going to need to get cash at times -33609;1365100392;MJR_;but i don't want to HOLD cash -33608;1365100397;MJR_;i just want to SPEND cash -33607;1365100428;MJR_;this is so obvious and simple of an idea that i can't even see why there would be a debate -33606;1365100440;MJR_;like i'm starting a bank, we don't need atm's? -33605;1365100467;MJR_;its way more convenient to engage in trading online when i want to get a jameson and hang out -33604;1365100480;MJR_;i also love the week wait for the cash -33603;1365100483;pgp;they are going to have the same sorts of problems that coinbase has... -33602;1365100488;MJR_;no -33601;1365100492;MJR_;they won't if they are smart -33600;1365100501;MJR_;theirs goes both ways -33599;1365100510;MJR_;so they can replenish cash -33598;1365100513;[\\\];right -33597;1365100513;MJR_;without getting more cash -33596;1365100528;MJR_;because you are actually providing a means for me to transfer all my fiat into btc -33595;1365100536;MJR_;whenever i need to spend, i just withdraw -33594;1365100543;MJR_;whenever i get paid, i just deposit -33593;1365100553;MJR_;simple -33592;1365100561;MJR_;bitcoin will never take over every transaction -33591;1365100564;MJR_;nor should it -33590;1365100569;MJR_;let cash do what its good at -33589;1365100575;MJR_;let bitcoin do what it's good at -33588;1365100588;smickles;get out of here you sensible fuck! -33587;1365100593;MJR_;lol -33586;1365100599;MJR_;smickles: you are the best -33585;1365100604;smickles;;D -33584;1365100612;smickles;I do try from time to time. -33583;1365100628;MJR_;the point is that eventually bitcoin should not be a novelty -33582;1365100637;MJR_;it should just be an everyday fact of life that fades into the background -33581;1365100644;[\\\];should it? -33580;1365100657;MJR_;yes...did you read the daily beast? -33579;1365100666;[\\\];I've read a bunch of articles -33578;1365100669;MJR_;no one ever will go through that shit unless they are writing an article -33577;1365100675;pgp;i hear your arguments, but my gut tells me that it probably won't work as smoothly as one would hope and the logistics will be a problem -33576;1365100681;[\\\];aye -33575;1365100690;[\\\];just wiat until a government decides it doesn't like it -33574;1365100690;MJR_;...its already been done -33573;1365100690;pgp;what about fees? and conversion rates? -33572;1365100691;troc;it will take 25 years plus for it to fade -33571;1365100709;MJR_;that is just algorithms...atm's are already connected to the network by design -33570;1365100723;MJR_;in fact, mircea_popescu had a great article called "the magic money machine" -33569;1365100725;smickles;3% fee, used the 24h weighted avg -33568;1365100727;MJR_;which basically speaks to this -33567;1365100756;MJR_;yeah, withdrawal get less dollars, deposit get less bitcoins -33566;1365100760;smickles;if you really want to get fancy, use 3% minimum, and raise it based on the latest standard deviation -33565;1365100762;MJR_;but unparralleled convenience -33564;1365100777;pgp;a bitcoin ATM assumes that there is a market for people who want to constantly transact between fiat and bitcoin - those people will be sensitive to the exchange rate and fees -33563;1365100821;MJR_;this is my ultimate long term vision of the system of the world...atm's everywhere that run mining nodes in a pool, they connect to an exchange and automatically buy and sell based on the demand...once it scales up, you will have a HUGE stabilizing influence -33562;1365100832;smickles;i think the atm is for Convenience -33561;1365100837;MJR_;exactly -33560;1365100842;MJR_;i want to buy a burger -33559;1365100848;MJR_;i'm not withdrawing my life savings -33558;1365100855;MJR_;but i need to get $20 out of a hot wallet -33557;1365100861;ThickAsThieves;atm is also for people who somehow think itll be easier to buy bitcoin there than on the interweb -33556;1365100862;MJR_;without doing ACH transfer -33555;1365100868;pgp;cart before the horse... -33554;1365100872;MJR_;well...that makes it super easy -33553;1365100886;MJR_;if a lot of people want to BUY bitcoins...i can buy them on the exchanges automatically -33552;1365100888;MJR_;and sell them -33551;1365100894;MJR_;while they refill my atm's for me -33550;1365100913;MJR_;look, no bank ever said "hey, let's get ONE ATM...that should be enough" -33549;1365100913;pgp;so long as gox is at the center of it - it will be a costly investment for first round funding guys... -33548;1365100923;MJR_;gox won't be -33547;1365100926;MJR_;of course -33546;1365100930;MJR_;with that kind of liquidity -33545;1365100935;MJR_;you will surpass gox -33544;1365100954;smickles;a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -33543;1365100962;MJR_;403,000 ATMs in the US -33542;1365100968;MJR_;exactly -33541;1365100971;MJR_;it is convenient -33540;1365100979;MJR_;people pay 4% currently for bitinstant -33539;1365100986;MJR_;cheaper, easier and faster -33538;1365101016;MJR_;and most people won't be cashing out their whole savings...they want spending money and to let their wealth remain in bitcoins -33537;1365101020;pgp;but people who use bitinstant are repeat users in/out... they'd go broke... -33536;1365101027;pgp;aren't, rather -33535;1365101037;MJR_;well...you set the fees where it makes sense -33534;1365101044;MJR_;at the end of the day...how do banks do it now -33533;1365101052;MJR_;its obviously possible to run an atm network -33532;1365101054;MJR_;its been done -33531;1365101063;MJR_;if bitcoin can't handle something that basic and mundane -33530;1365101087;pgp;they're asking to be regulated... -33529;1365101088;MJR_;the thing i'm talking about is the most basic of banking needs -33528;1365101093;MJR_;deposit withdrawal -33527;1365101102;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35579999 BTC [+] -33526;1365101105;MJR_;in fact...you could even set it up as an ewallet service if you would rather go that way -33525;1365101111;MJR_;and have accounts with fiat and btc etc -33524;1365101124;MJR_;but you can accept cash with no friction besides being close to an atm -33523;1365101162;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.356 = 1.424 BTC [+] -33522;1365101166;pgp;most people have brokerage accounts - why can't you access those directly through an ATM? -33521;1365101180;pgp;no demand -33520;1365101180;MJR_;THAT is the point -33519;1365101190;MJR_;as long as bitcoin is a speculative asset -33518;1365101195;MJR_;it won't win -33517;1365101202;MJR_;when it becomes a currency, it wins easiliy -33516;1365101204;pgp;etrade tried it - no demand -33515;1365101211;MJR_;most people don't want to trade -33514;1365101218;MJR_;they just want honest money, available when they want -33513;1365101232;MJR_;if it holds its value and they can have it on demand, they are happy -33512;1365101233;pgp;people are used to managed the fiat equivalent of cold and hot wallets -33511;1365101235;troc;In effect the ATMs are just there to beat the x*10 min confirmations no ? is there no better way of doing that ? -33510;1365101256;MJR_;that is the point, you don't need to see btc as an INVESTMENT -33509;1365101259;pgp;if the need cash, they keep money in there checking account linked to a card.. -33508;1365101266;MJR_;most people who spend money don't think of it as a forex transaction -33507;1365101272;pgp;otherwise they keep it elsewhere -33506;1365101280;MJR_;yes, but what about people who don't want to keep their money in USD -33505;1365101282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.35799996 BTC [+] -33504;1365101283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.35799996 = 0.716 BTC [+] -33503;1365101292;MJR_;you unlock gresham's law through this method -33502;1365101302;topace_;no sdice dividend announcement yet ? -33501;1365101304;MJR_;i only have to spend the "bad" currency when i really need to -33500;1365101316;MJR_;otherwise i have only "good" currency -33499;1365101339;MJR_;the point is that as long as btc is only good for finance people, you won't get mainstream adoption -33498;1365101343;pgp;look - I'm not saying that that sort of convenience is bad... -33497;1365101353;pgp;I just question the timing and business model -33496;1365101362;MJR_;i never gave a time frame... -33495;1365101373;MJR_;i just said that giving people easy access to their cash is necessary -33494;1365101379;MJR_;what is the problem with gox? -33493;1365101383;MJR_;lag on setting up account -33492;1365101387;MJR_;lag on withdrawing money -33491;1365101391;MJR_;lag on executing trades -33490;1365101394;MJR_;or in other words -33489;1365101397;MJR_;inconvenience -33488;1365101399;pgp;in the future, there will be no cash -33487;1365101408;MJR_;if you are curious about the market...check out localbitcoins -33486;1365101410;troc;surely a better way to access a local currency would be something like mpesa no ? -33485;1365101417;MJR_;see what they go for in a more convenient environment -33484;1365101463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4449 BTC [+] -33483;1365101493;MJR_;anywhere from $145-191 -33482;1365101506;MJR_;thats why bitfloor has higher prices -33481;1365101512;MJR_;etc etc etc -33480;1365101522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.445 BTC [+] -33479;1365101527;pgp;I just don't see it being a profitable venture for these guys - that's all... -33478;1365101533;MJR_;i suppose -33477;1365101537;MJR_;i don't see how they can lose money -33476;1365101543;MJR_;besides being idiots -33475;1365101552;MJR_;barring theft, they cannot lose money -33474;1365101558;pgp;massive up front costs -33473;1365101571;MJR_;you are charging more to buy and giving less out to sell...it is automatically buy low sell high -33472;1365101582;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.445 BTC [+] -33471;1365101583;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.445 = 22.25 BTC [+] -33470;1365101590;MJR_;yeah -33469;1365101591;MJR_;true -33468;1365101596;MJR_;but bitcoin millionaires don't mind -33467;1365101636;MJR_;they way it SHOULD progress is like this...you convince a local shop to accept bitcoins and put your atm inside their shop -33466;1365101638;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 15 @ 0.0028 = 0.042 BTC [-] -33465;1365101642;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.449 = 1.347 BTC [+] -33464;1365101645;MJR_;that is your omaha beach -33463;1365101650;MJR_;for the city in question -33462;1365101667;MJR_;you try to draw all enthusiasts to this shop and try to get other local businesses in this neighborhood to accept it -33461;1365101675;MJR_;i'm looking at williamsburg -33460;1365101687;MJR_;you create enough local economy to create critical mass -33459;1365101698;MJR_;eventually maybe a few landlords accept rent in btc -33458;1365101703;MJR_;a grocery store -33457;1365101717;MJR_;and you form an "ethnic" enclave -33456;1365101727;MJR_;like chinatown or koreatown or little italy etc -33455;1365101742;MJR_;'cept its a "economic" enclave -33454;1365101788;MJR_;this is how immigrants do it, and have done it for hundreds of years, and its how they survive and make it in a foreign land -33453;1365101796;MJR_;stick together -33452;1365101814;MJR_;common culture, and community trust -33451;1365101823;pgp;obviously, I believe in bitcoin... I just don't see that happening anytime soon... in 10 years... -33450;1365101838;MJR_;maybe...you'd be surprised how quickly hipsters can adopt new things -33449;1365101844;MJR_;you wanna go to lunch by the way? -33448;1365101858;pgp;bitcoin's principal utility is in the NON-local transfer of money -33447;1365101873;MJR_;hmmm...strong point -33446;1365101877;pgp;wish i could -33445;1365101879;MJR_;but i think it's in its store of value -33444;1365101896;MJR_;BoJ just decided to double its bond buyback rate... -33443;1365101914;MJR_;and the genesis block did not contain a message saying "money hard to move to other countries" -33442;1365101930;pgp;fine... store of value... there is no demand for ATM access to your investments... -33441;1365101950;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13770 @ 0.00071031 = 9.781 BTC [+] -33440;1365101950;MJR_;but if i could have all my wealth in my "investments"...and only liquidate when i had to -33439;1365101958;MJR_;literally at the point of sale -33438;1365101963;MJR_;it is preferable -33437;1365101980;pgp;if people wanted that, we would have that already -33436;1365101996;MJR_;if people wanted bitcoin we would have had it already...glad satoshi didn't think that -33435;1365102015;MJR_;there will be surprises and there will be many things that change -33434;1365102028;MJR_;ipad is anohter good example, et al -33433;1365102059;MJR_;i'm just saying...access to your money is important -33432;1365102071;pgp;not every problem has a bitcoin solution -33431;1365102082;MJR_;i totally agree -33430;1365102096;MJR_;which is why i need a way to move my wealth from bitcoin to cash immediately and at will -33429;1365102105;MJR_;and then move it back again -33428;1365102110;MJR_;this volatility won't be foreveer -33427;1365102121;MJR_;you say ten years...i say 3 -33426;1365102126;mircea_popescu;topace not that i've seen. -33425;1365102129;MJR_;just a difference in pace at the end of the day -33424;1365102164;MJR_;mircea_popescu: how do these atm's relate to your "magic money machines"? -33423;1365102189;mircea_popescu;i think i was saying they're basically the reverse -33422;1365102205;bgupta;Business as usual and the world moves on http://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/2013/04/04/bitcoin-exchange-bombarded-by-another-massive-cyber-attack/ -33421;1365102209;mircea_popescu;not quite sure why people would do it backwards -33420;1365102211;MJR_;explain? -33419;1365102222;MJR_;since the transactions are both ways how is it the reverse? -33418;1365102226;mircea_popescu;well, they want to make bitcoin vending machines ? -33417;1365102230;mircea_popescu;or i confuse two projects ? -33416;1365102235;mircea_popescu;a ? -33415;1365102240;MJR_;no...they can dispense cash OR bitcoins -33414;1365102242;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.445 BTC [-] -33413;1365102245;MJR_;and accept cash or bitcoins -33412;1365102248;mircea_popescu;well then... exactly it :D -33411;1365102254;MJR_;thanks :) -33410;1365102264;MJR_;if they execute (a HUGE if) it would be great -33409;1365102267;mircea_popescu;indeed. -33408;1365102272;MJR_;and pgp is right -33407;1365102280;mircea_popescu;i doubt they will really execute it, -33406;1365102289;mircea_popescu;as running the cash ops is the most expensive part of retail banking -33405;1365102294;MJR_;in the fact that again, the real world has a way of messing software guys plans up -33404;1365102301;mircea_popescu;and they absolutely can't afford the human resources let alone the capital goods -33403;1365102301;MJR_;yes... -33402;1365102302;mircea_popescu;but hey... -33401;1365102305;pgp;yes! -33400;1365102308;mircea_popescu;kids wanna try the impossible, let them. -33399;1365102313;MJR_;hahaha -33398;1365102318;MJR_;you start small -33397;1365102324;mircea_popescu;no, you don't. -33396;1365102330;mircea_popescu;if you want to get laid you don't start with a shrimp -33395;1365102337;MJR_;and i think the scarcity of bitoin right now means you will get more cash put in than taken out -33394;1365102349;mircea_popescu;it's a problem either way -33393;1365102351;MJR_;i mean PoC one atm somewhere by your own house -33392;1365102361;mircea_popescu;and an armored truck costs as much as an oil tanker, 20k a day -33391;1365102394;MJR_;they don't send armored trucks for all of them...i mean the small atms...the kind you find in a deli not affiliated with a bank -33390;1365102408;mircea_popescu;are they really executing or sorta executing ? -33389;1365102408;pgp;idea is TOO EARLY... -33388;1365102425;mircea_popescu;send a little armored roboaspirator guy -33387;1365102426;pgp;but we'll be able to learn from their mistakes... -33386;1365102427;mircea_popescu;start small. -33385;1365102445;MJR_;http://www.atmnetwork.net/store/#ecwid:category=1438203&mode=product&product=21968297 -33384;1365102447;MJR_;like that -33383;1365102472;MJR_;they don't have armored trucks coming for that...and of course i'd limit it to $20 bills only...in and out -33382;1365102504;MJR_;not that it counts a lot...but they were interviewed on cnbc, they have preorders in 30 countries already -33381;1365102516;MJR_;and have the prototype -33380;1365102534;MJR_;so whether THEY succeed or fail does not speak to whether the idea succeeds or fails IMO -33379;1365102618;MJR_;https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CDIQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FJeff_Berwick&ei=36VdUaL4Cuuo0AHlxICIDA&usg=AFQjCNEW4ScEXrdgn7x9fyMdLbP3WQp5bg&sig2=9IihRHrzALlXc_8Y4Ukstw -33378;1365102677;pgp;if gox got a banking license, they could issue debit cards that could be used at every atm in the world - that you be a problem for bitcoin ATM -33377;1365102691;MJR_;https://bitcoinatm.com/ -33376;1365102699;MJR_;there is his site if you want to look yourself -33375;1365102701;mircea_popescu;pgp it would have been the logical step for them. -33374;1365102708;mircea_popescu;it is beyond the pale that they did not do so. -33373;1365102721;pgp;i believe there is already a bank in france that lets people maintain BTC balances... yes? -33372;1365102724;mircea_popescu;i had originally thought there's under the table conventions preventing such a thing, even if not visible above board -33371;1365102734;MJR_;if they can manage to stem the flow of p0eople sick of doing business there...build a decent matching engine...then they can hope to develop atm technology lol -33370;1365102736;mircea_popescu;but once the frenchies did get it... it's clearly just op incompetence. -33369;1365102810;MJR_;yah, i think he is trying to set up the first two atm's within the next two weeks..so we'll see -33368;1365102851;MJR_;at the end of the day, if you can't even handle data...please for the love of god don't try and tackle hardware or supply chain management (looking at you BFL) -33367;1365102905;deadweasely;do the atms go both ways? cash for btc and btc for cash? -33366;1365102912;MJR_;yes -33365;1365102913;MJR_;they do -33364;1365102914;pgp;if your a bank, you don't need to develop ATM technology -33363;1365102920;MJR_;i'm going to lunch with darren pgp -33362;1365102923;pgp;you use the existing network -33361;1365102934;MJR_;also...last point, if it existed i would be using it today -33360;1365102939;MJR_;so they'd have one customer -33359;1365102953;pgp;mjr - wish I could join - have work to do :-( -33358;1365103064;mircea_popescu;i think there's a bitbet on it anyway -33357;1365103079;asciilifeform;consider a hardware widget that receives a single-use CC number (for $X) from a hypothetical BTC-enabled bank and writes it to a blank physical ATM card, when you send the bank $X equiv. of BTC. -33356;1365103088;asciilifeform;then you can withdraw cash from normal ATMs. -33355;1365103110;asciilifeform;let some other loser handle the ATMs, drive the armored trucks, etc. -33354;1365103117;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform this will never fly. -33353;1365103140;asciilifeform;not in the USSA certainly. but maybe in France... -33352;1365103143;mircea_popescu;not even -33351;1365103151;mircea_popescu;you'll get shot down, specifically for the "other loser" reason -33350;1365103190;asciilifeform;what does it take to get valid single-use CC #s, though? Can you do it from the Seychelles or the like? -33349;1365103197;mircea_popescu;not even in russia will you be able to suck the value out of their infrastructure quite so brazenly -33348;1365103207;mircea_popescu;you can do it until they figure out what you're doing it for. -33347;1365103207;asciilifeform;but I agree, anyone who tries will "have problems" rather quickly. -33346;1365103223;mircea_popescu;btw, thanks for your microscope. -33345;1365103255;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: thank Alex Tolstoy, not me. -33344;1365103290;mircea_popescu;what do i care where you stole it from -33343;1365103291;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: what made you remember it now? -33342;1365103293;mircea_popescu;i stole it from you -33341;1365103304;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/people-bitcoin-is-not-worth-100-dollars-per-stop-buying/ -33340;1365103319;mircea_popescu;bah wrong link. i meant http://trilema.com/2013/its-been-an-epic-few-days-what-happened/ -33339;1365103321;mircea_popescu;you're in there. -33338;1365103428;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: ok I see -33337;1365103443;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4492 = 0.8984 BTC [+] -33336;1365103476;bitesak;;;ticker -33335;1365103479;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 133.40000, Best ask: 133.86743, Bid-ask spread: 0.46743, Last trade: 133.86744, 24 hour volume: 124844.76506536, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.81081 -33334;1365103544;mircea_popescu;"can we use the coffee fund to buy other stuff ?" "like what" "ummm like say beer" "no. coffee fund is for coffe funding.". net result ? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=166794.msg1740750#msg1740750 -33333;1365103591;asciilifeform;another variation on the CC idea: use #s lifted from perfectly genuine "cash cards," of the kind sold in virtually every country. -33332;1365103608;mircea_popescu;are you trying to cause a bitcoin-related successful prosecution ? -33331;1365103663;asciilifeform;the BTC prosecutions (and firing squads, eventually) will come whether we like it or not. -33330;1365103684;mircea_popescu;no they won't, get out. -33329;1365103691;asciilifeform;IANAL, but I'm not even sure this would be illegal under (current) American law. -33328;1365103750;asciilifeform;although the U.S. authorities are in the process of decreeing that cash card balances must be declared at customs checkpoints. -33327;1365103799;mircea_popescu;listen, keeping piss in milk containers in your fridge may not be specifically against the rules of your lease -33326;1365103808;mircea_popescu;but after a few neighbougrs accidentally drink some you will get evicted. -33325;1365103829;mircea_popescu;just shitty non-scalable sorts of things to do. -33324;1365103871;[\\\];that's why you label the milk containers piss -33323;1365103879;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: fair enough. If you screw with the "cattle infrastructure" you will Have Problems, whether it breaks any formal law or not. -33322;1365103905;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7699 BTC [+] -33321;1365103908;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I was arguing from the "may as well hang for a sheep as a lamb" angle. -33320;1365103919;mircea_popescu;ya but it's not what's going on here. -33319;1365103924;mircea_popescu;nobody's hanging you. -33318;1365103937;mircea_popescu;so far the govt is a coughar in your little corner bar drooling all over you. -33317;1365103948;mircea_popescu;she ain't strangling anything. -33316;1365103951;mircea_popescu;much. -33315;1365104102;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.4492 = 1.7968 BTC [+] -33314;1365104140;asciilifeform;I know this is a hard sell, but it seems to me that things like Silk Road are steps in the right direction. Right now, most BTC users are law-abiding wimps who will give up if their gov. so much as sneezes at them. But if you can get organized crime to actually rely on BTC in a serious way, it will be invincible. -33313;1365104168;mircea_popescu;what the hell. law abiding isn't being a whimp, in the vast, overwhelmingly majority of cases. -33312;1365104183;mircea_popescu;what, drive on the other side of the road just to be different ? -33311;1365104187;asciilifeform;ok, strike that. "decree-abiding" -33310;1365104205;mircea_popescu;but see, the way to efficiently fight absurd regulation is by keeping the obnoxious shit to a minimum. -33309;1365104223;mircea_popescu;if you're not the weird guy with piss in your fridge you have a much better shot at getting gays accepted in the condo. -33308;1365104225;asciilifeform;right now, if the legit commerce in BTC gets decreed out of existence, the currency will be on very shaky legs indeed -33307;1365104249;mircea_popescu;yeah, right, becauyse a whole 50 dollars in reddit tips and another 100 bux in coffe is going away. -33306;1365104250;mircea_popescu;derp. -33305;1365104287;asciilifeform;forget about reddit coffee, what about mtgox? what would a sudden desaparecido of gox be like? -33304;1365104295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00333 = 3.33 BTC [+] -33303;1365104301;mircea_popescu;what'd happen if california fell into the ocean ? -33302;1365104317;mircea_popescu;the us minus a buncha freaks would still be fighting in afghanistan right ? -33301;1365104396;asciilifeform;correct me if I'm wrong, but most people who pump fiat into BTC are hoping to use gox in particular at some point to pump it back out -33300;1365104432;mircea_popescu;btc is people moving 10k btc over a nod and a handshake, not 10k noobs putting in 50 bux they "earned online" to "get in on the ground floor" on this "new thing" -33299;1365104475;KRS-1;or currency imo because i dont think the design can handle transactions required of a common currency -33298;1365104504;asciilifeform;my impression is that the idiot noobs are playing the role of the "stupid money" at online poker tables - keeping the system adequately "pressurized" for real commerce -33297;1365104531;mircea_popescu;i doubt this is the case. the uberpressure comes from store of value applications. -33296;1365104557;mircea_popescu;but incidentally, you probably should package and publish this convo, it's too good to go to ircwaste. -33295;1365104582;asciilifeform;and virtually nobody appears to be the least bit interested in my (or anyone else's) ideas for cutting the fiat world out of the loop (I suggested product delivery via dead drops, flying machines, other crackpot nuttery) -33294;1365104597;mircea_popescu;cause you're even too soon-er than the atm stuff. -33293;1365104657;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: you can repackage and post this if you like, the readers of my little computer architecture blog are probably tired of the BTC ramblings... -33292;1365104676;mircea_popescu;so start a btc blog, you're clearly more interested in this than that. -33291;1365104718;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I'm more of an amateur mathematics crackpot than a serious BTC enthusiast. I have ~3 BTC... -33290;1365104721;benkay;asciilifeform where do you blog? -33289;1365104732;asciilifeform;benkay: http://www.loper-os.org/ -33288;1365104738;mircea_popescu;you know that's entirely besides the point -33287;1365104756;mircea_popescu;and when did content creators start caring about readers, what the fuck is this, soviet russia ? -33286;1365104771;deadweasely;is it possible or advisable to run a node on ec2? -33285;1365104779;mircea_popescu;deadweasel certainly possible. -33284;1365104788;mircea_popescu;bw isn't huge either. -33283;1365104799;asciilifeform;deadweasely: just don't try to mine there -33282;1365104809;deadweasely;no, i won't -33281;1365104824;asciilifeform;deadweasely: although if the price does up 100 fold (but the difficulty somehow remains similar to today's) it will be cash-positive. -33280;1365104825;mircea_popescu;ahahaa wait. how much of that ~3 you made on mpex ? -33279;1365104850;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: you gave me 1.0, which turned into 1.4. As described in my review of the service. -33278;1365104857;mircea_popescu;this kicks ass. -33277;1365104868;bitesak;i would like to do something like that and have my node online. that wouldn't even cost much at all right? -33276;1365104876;mircea_popescu;bitesak nothing huge no. -33275;1365104886;mircea_popescu;a beer sorta thing -33274;1365104925;asciilifeform;bitesak: ec2 has an ebay-like bid system where, if used, your instance only runs when CPU time is available at or below your max bid. -33273;1365104944;deadweasely;and it's lame as hell, don't use it -33272;1365104945;mircea_popescu;prolly not so grand for nodes tho -33271;1365104947;deadweasely;you'll pay more -33270;1365104956;Rick___;Mircea_popescu is here? -33269;1365104958;mircea_popescu;ya ebay system exists to get more bux -33268;1365104960;mircea_popescu;hi Rick___ -33267;1365104965;Rick___;Hi -33266;1365104970;Rick___;need help -33265;1365104972;mircea_popescu;sure. -33264;1365104974;deadweasely;i started an instance, never even logged in and they stuck me with $15.01 bill this mo. -33263;1365104975;Rick___;on of my client -33262;1365104980;bitesak;would it be better/easier to run a node on a Raspberry Pi? -33261;1365104992;mircea_popescu;bitesak i don't think pi can cope -33260;1365104993;Rick___;one of my client just send you guys his key -33259;1365105052;deadweasely;bitesak: i'd love to, no time, rather use ec2 free instances. -33258;1365105059;deadweasely;run .71 .81 -33257;1365105189;thestrin1puller;mircea_popescu: you always seem to cheer me up -33256;1365105197;mircea_popescu;hallo. -33255;1365105251;bitesak;asciilifeform, can you post link for the 'review of service'? -33254;1365105336;asciilifeform;bitesak: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1108 ("A Review of MPEx, the Bitcoin Stock Exchange.") -33253;1365105344;jcpham;new idea: double the price -33252;1365105363;jcpham;cut the hashrate by %60 because -33251;1365105552;jcpham;nice -33250;1365105555;jcpham;mpex review -33249;1365105578;Bugpowder;i remember that review -33248;1365105591;mircea_popescu;anyone here uses a mac to talk to mpex ? -33247;1365105635;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I did (along with a linux box.) GPG works equally well on any reasonable *nix machine. -33246;1365105648;jcpham;mircea_popescu did you tell this guy what to write -33245;1365105652;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform does this gpgtools thing work somehow ? -33244;1365105658;mircea_popescu;Rick___ has trouble with the syntax or something -33243;1365105666;mircea_popescu;jcpham i never tell people what to write -33242;1365105684;jcpham;are you suuuuuure he isn't reading from a script you manipulator, you -33241;1365105691;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: yes, that plus https://github.com/Azelphur/pyMPEx (as linked from your manual, actually) -33240;1365105691;mircea_popescu;not more than you are. -33239;1365105696;jcpham;damn -33238;1365105714;mircea_popescu;it's funny tho, there you go asciilifeform, you're now empuppeted. -33237;1365105738;mircea_popescu;an entire life dedicated to hanging as a sheep pregnant with twin lambs -33236;1365105740;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: considering what I concluded in that piece, this is hilariously funny -33235;1365105741;mircea_popescu;and all for naught. -33234;1365105771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14600 @ 0.00071356 = 10.418 BTC [+] -33233;1365105821;jcpham;oh man these new BFL prices are great -33232;1365105843;mircea_popescu;with fans or without fans ? -33231;1365105846;jcpham;"gee, you want 60GH/s, here have 25GH/s instead for more money" -33230;1365105854;mircea_popescu;avalon did it... -33229;1365105858;mircea_popescu;southpark did it too. -33228;1365105865;jcpham;minirigs are out of stock too -33227;1365105869;jcpham;in case you wanted one -33226;1365105891;jcpham;pham> are you suuuuuure he isn't reading from a script you manipulator, you -33225;1365105894;[\\\];http://www.butterflylabs.com/faq/ -33224;1365105895;jcpham;wtf -33223;1365105896;mircea_popescu;far as i'm concerned the laugh of the year is that after demonstrating a box of fans at that convention, bfl "delivered" to their shill "cumstomer" a board which cools passively. -33222;1365105898;[\\\];still lists october ship date -33221;1365105899;mircea_popescu;this is so far out there... -33220;1365105901;jcpham;did my paste just do -33219;1365105964;jcpham;I guess they cannot fix the power regulator thing -33218;1365106014;asciilifeform;why is nobody talking about how Avalon shipped HardCopy FPGAs instead of real ASICs? -33217;1365106024;deadweasely;??? -33216;1365106035;mircea_popescu;is this the clock buffers jet injector ? -33215;1365106043;asciilifeform;deadweasely: it explains the power consumption -33214;1365106049;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform because lazy bums such as yourself haven't taken one apart to prove this. -33213;1365106057;deadweasely;lol ^ -33212;1365106072;deadweasely;nobody dare void their warranty -33211;1365106075;deadweasely;:) -33210;1365106082;mircea_popescu;except lmao -33209;1365106083;mircea_popescu;you troll you -33208;1365106089;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: mail me one and I'll happily vivisect it and post the result -33207;1365106110;mircea_popescu;yes. except i only order shit i pay for after it's delivered. -33206;1365106114;mircea_popescu;from strippers to bagels. -33205;1365106117;asciilifeform;but the watt/hash/hr figure is a smoking gun by itself -33204;1365106124;mircea_popescu;depends how stupid they are. -33203;1365106133;mircea_popescu;i can make you an asic that uses up 500W per chip -33202;1365106156;asciilifeform;well yes, and I can wire a resistor from my garbage can across the power terminals and use 500W -33201;1365106169;mircea_popescu;exactly. -33200;1365106188;asciilifeform;but the fact is, a real asic has a 7 figure (USD) tooling cost and hardcopy FPGAs have 4 figure tooling cost. -33199;1365106203;mircea_popescu;you obviously don't own enough bitcoins. -33198;1365106225;mircea_popescu;your thought process is suspiciously normal. -33197;1365106235;mircea_popescu;looking to get banned or something ? -33196;1365106252;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I tend to think in the currency I buy food with. Is this really so odd? -33195;1365106261;gwillen;I don't think anybody is shocked if Avalon is a HardCopy -33194;1365106267;gwillen;HardCopy is still an ASIC -33193;1365106269;gwillen;it's just a shitty ASIC -33192;1365106277;gwillen;which is why they got to market before BFL did :-P -33191;1365106288;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform anyway, there was a huge-ish bet on avalon delivering. -33190;1365106299;mircea_popescu;someone could have bet no, taken one apart, proven it and maybe won ~200 btc -33189;1365106305;mircea_popescu;nobody did so it doesn't really matter imo. -33188;1365106320;deadweasely;ii wondered that when they offered buybacks... -33187;1365106321;asciilifeform;gwillen: it is an ASIC only in the sense that it isn't field-programmable. But most of the actual circuitry is identical to that of an FPGA -33186;1365106330;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform well... most bitcoiners buy food in stamps. -33185;1365106331;gwillen;asciilifeform: yes, it's called "structured ASIC" -33184;1365106342;gwillen;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structured_ASIC_platform -33183;1365106348;gwillen;it's higher performance and cheaper than FPGA -33182;1365106358;asciilifeform;gwillen: the marketdroids can call a turd a sausage and eat with relish. but we don't have to -33181;1365106360;gwillen;but lower performance than full ASIC -33180;1365106384;mircea_popescu;anyway. some chick that's banging jeff bezos must get him to make a proper asic run. -33179;1365106417;deadweasely;send him female gift! -33178;1365106424;mircea_popescu;amazon comes out with elastic mining instances. -33177;1365106431;deadweasely;from her womb explodes an asic! -33176;1365106443;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.37 = 0.74 BTC [+] -33175;1365106469;mircea_popescu;i got nobody in washington -33174;1365106473;deadweasely;dang -33173;1365106477;mircea_popescu;fucking dead end, nothing but geeks, no girls want to be there. -33172;1365106503;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.36 BTC [-] -33171;1365106558;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: washington dc? why? -33170;1365106562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10950 @ 0.00071031 = 7.7779 BTC [-] -33169;1365106564;mircea_popescu;washington state. -33168;1365106595;mircea_popescu;o fuck me ? has it occured ? -33167;1365106599;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -33166;1365106600;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 131.10001, Best ask: 132.99693, Bid-ask spread: 1.89692, Last trade: 131.10001, 24 hour volume: 125348.75480664, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.72686 -33165;1365106612;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7699 BTC [+] -33164;1365106616;mircea_popescu;;;calc 710310 * 131.10001 -33163;1365106616;gribble;93121648.1031 -33162;1365106618;mircea_popescu;gah -33161;1365106625;thestrin1puller;!ticker h havelock -33160;1365106628;assbot;You had the last Philistine. This one's mine. -33159;1365106648;thestrin1puller;!ticker h him -33158;1365106649;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: / 0 / (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 1.80000000 / 1.96201695 / 2.08000000 (118 shares, 231.51799996 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.81224245 / 2.08000000 (716 shares, 1297.56559240 BTC) -33157;1365106666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00333 = 3.33 BTC [+] -33156;1365106945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25522 @ 0.00071031 = 18.1285 BTC [-] -33155;1365106976;deadweasely;mircea_popescu: total armchair criticism here.... does bitbet have too many bets and not enough advertising (not paid necessarily, but maybe new bets are posted in bitcointalk bitbet thread? just talking out my ass here. i like bitbet, big potential there. -33154;1365106992;mircea_popescu;well i dunno. -33153;1365107001;mircea_popescu;the good thing is that people can advertise it to their benefit -33152;1365107011;mircea_popescu;feb saw like 3 bux worth of ref fees paid -33151;1365107013;deadweasely;you know i do. -33150;1365107014;mircea_popescu;march was 100 -33149;1365107028;mircea_popescu;i imagine it will explode once more people figure it out -33148;1365107047;mircea_popescu;i know you do what ? -33147;1365107056;deadweasely;should you have bitbet thread posting the new bets so people see them on recent posts on the forum? -33146;1365107067;deadweasely;i use the ref link in my sig.... -33145;1365107081;mircea_popescu;a ok. -33144;1365107085;deadweasely;you paid me $30 in refs already this mo. -33143;1365107088;deadweasely;:) -33142;1365107088;mircea_popescu;i don't read the forum. -33141;1365107088;deadweasely;thx -33140;1365107093;mircea_popescu;yw but i had no ideal ol -33139;1365107111;deadweasely;i try not to, but i want to spam my ref links now, so i reply to newbs and help them out. -33138;1365107117;mircea_popescu;prolly will end up having to hiore some ex pron aff manager -33137;1365107123;deadweasely;and they see my sig -33136;1365107162;mircea_popescu;pretty cool. -33135;1365107229;deadweasely;well, i'm down to whoring for btc since i can't actually buy in anymore on the borked exchanges -33134;1365107237;mircea_popescu;heh. -33133;1365107330;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bQh-erEeI0 -33132;1365107332;mircea_popescu;pretty funny -33131;1365107392;jborkl;mmircea-popescu - you waiting for it to go over $100 million? -33130;1365107399;jborkl;micrea-popescu -33129;1365107400;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.1722 = 0.3444 BTC [-] -33128;1365107411;mircea_popescu;jborkl i already claimed 1st to 50mn, angling for 100 now -33127;1365107415;mircea_popescu;next stop, half bn -33126;1365107456;jborkl;yeah, it did not take long for it to go up 50 million -33125;1365107471;jborkl;good deal, congrats -33124;1365107668;mircea_popescu;it's like pushing nipples down. -33123;1365107674;mircea_popescu;impossible but lots of fun -33122;1365107736;mod6;:] -33121;1365108387;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -33120;1365108388;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 129.00999, Best ask: 129.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24001, Last trade: 129.00100, 24 hour volume: 126044.17368292, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.57859 -33119;1365108432;Uglux;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-04/visualizing-bitcoin-encryption-standard -33118;1365108580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2553 @ 0.00071356 = 1.8217 BTC [+] -33117;1365108582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 497 @ 0.00071367 = 0.3547 BTC [+] -33116;1365108589;kakobrekla;;;seen mircea_popescu -33115;1365108589;gribble;mircea_popescu was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 15 minutes and 14 seconds ago: impossible but lots of fun -33114;1365108605;kakobrekla;did he go to sleep? -33113;1365108731;deadweasely;according to his webcam i hacked, he's fapping. ;D -33112;1365108976;thestrin1puller;mpoe bounced back -33111;1365108980;thestrin1puller;!ticker h him -33110;1365108982;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: / 0 / (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 1.80000000 / 1.96201695 / 2.08000000 (118 shares, 231.51799996 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.81224245 / 2.08000000 (716 shares, 1297.56559240 BTC) -33109;1365109375;mircea_popescu;deadweasely yea, on yourmom. -33108;1365109383;mircea_popescu;sup kakobrekla -33107;1365109445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 803 @ 0.00071367 = 0.5731 BTC [+] -33106;1365109452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7510 @ 0.00071368 = 5.3597 BTC [+] -33105;1365109454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13824 @ 0.00071453 = 9.8777 BTC [+] -33104;1365109557;mod6;getting closer -33103;1365109575;mircea_popescu;ok, this guy might have just won the troll competition. -33102;1365109588;mircea_popescu;so his new gf is a ballerina. she also happens to be polish. -33101;1365109596;mircea_popescu;he takes her to meet his family (mom, dad, sisters, grama) -33100;1365109602;mircea_popescu;and he tells them that the girl is -33099;1365109603;mircea_popescu;a -33098;1365109603;mircea_popescu;pole -33097;1365109604;mircea_popescu;dancer -33096;1365109619;mod6;HA -33095;1365109624;MJR_;LOL -33094;1365109639;MJR_;how many pole dancers does it take to...i give up -33093;1365109645;mircea_popescu;lol -33092;1365109652;MJR_;i thought i had something for this -33091;1365109654;mircea_popescu;to screw in a light bulb ? -33090;1365109660;MJR_;there we go! -33089;1365109675;iz;none, pole dancers screw in a puddle of beer? -33088;1365109681;MJR_;hahaha -33087;1365109693;MJR_;in the coatcheck room -33086;1365109701;iz;haha, yes, that's more classy -33085;1365109711;MJR_;i do drink with my pinky out -33084;1365109718;mircea_popescu;there's a reason wardrobe has a little bar -33083;1365109737;MJR_;how are the bars in timisoara (sorry if misspelled) -33082;1365109743;mircea_popescu;mostly square -33081;1365109756;MJR_;strip clubs? -33080;1365109763;mircea_popescu;just like strip clubs -33079;1365109795;MJR_;little desperation mixed with single mothers? -33078;1365109802;mircea_popescu;not rly. mostly college students. -33077;1365109807;MJR_;oh, NICE -33076;1365109818;mircea_popescu;this is yurp remember ? -33075;1365109822;mircea_popescu;we're not nutty about fucking here. -33074;1365109826;MJR_;ah yes, not quite as puritanical -33073;1365109832;MJR_;cheap perfume? -33072;1365109838;mircea_popescu;that's universal. -33071;1365109845;MJR_;and glitter that can't be gotten rid of? lol -33070;1365109846;mircea_popescu;you get cheap perfume in vegas. -33069;1365109856;MJR_;or nyc -33068;1365109870;mircea_popescu;well nyc. i meant places where people have money. -33067;1365109879;bitesak;http://www.icij.org/offshore -33066;1365109886;MJR_;hahaha, what do they smell like in other places? -33065;1365109923;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4492 = 0.8984 BTC [+] -33064;1365109930;bitesak;there have been leaks on the offshore world with millions of records, pics and more -33063;1365109937;MJR_;i'm just not a huge fan of strip clubs... -33062;1365109977;bitesak;"A cache of 2.5 million files has cracked open the secrets of more than 120,000 offshore companies and trusts" -33061;1365109980;MJR_;bitesak: very interesting -33060;1365110001;MJR_;do you think they will eventually try and tie wealthy people to bitcoin addresses? -33059;1365110046;bitesak;just saw it on the swiss news tonight, french treasurer of current president exposed as having 2 cayman islands outfits.. -33058;1365110149;MJR_;by the way...i really liked that "ussa" -33057;1365110166;mircea_popescu;ok so i've got news from erik, -33056;1365110181;mircea_popescu;he's moved to an undisclosed offshore location, getting reorganised, -33055;1365110188;mircea_popescu;s.dice report and divs asap. -33054;1365110231;[\\\];anyone use vircurex? -33053;1365110238;[\\\];am I risking my life using it? -33052;1365110262;mircea_popescu;i never used it. is this kumala's thing ? -33051;1365110272;[\\\];dunno who actually runs it -33050;1365110278;[\\\];but its been around for a while -33049;1365110280;mircea_popescu;what are you, an idiot ? -33048;1365110284;mircea_popescu;don't use services you don't know the owner of. -33047;1365110288;[\\\];I'm talking to you -33046;1365110293;[\\\];so clearly I must be -33045;1365110295;[\\\];:-) -33044;1365110314;mircea_popescu;no but seriously. -33043;1365110345;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.38199999 BTC [+] -33042;1365110414;[\\\];no but seriously -33041;1365110420;[\\\];so even if I knew some guys screen name -33040;1365110423;[\\\];that doesn't do anything for me -33039;1365110433;[\\\];I know mtux runs gox, that doesn't mean anything -33038;1365110442;mircea_popescu;but you kinda know who he is neh ? -33037;1365110491;MJR_;did erik say dividends? -33036;1365110503;MJR_;didn't think there would be any this month -33035;1365110526;mircea_popescu;well, in the sense of saying what they are. 0 is still a number. -33034;1365110626;[\\\];whats going on iwth erik? -33033;1365110627;cryptrader;Anyone here? -33032;1365110638;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7699 BTC [+] -33031;1365110647;MJR_;lol -33030;1365110649;mircea_popescu;yes lol, someone's here. -33029;1365110655;mircea_popescu;[\\\] he finally did the smart thing and quit the us. -33028;1365110664;cryptrader;Where's a good place to discuss ltc/nmc/ppc etc? -33027;1365110672;mircea_popescu;probably not here. -33026;1365110698;mircea_popescu;this is mostly porn and weird artsy shit. -33025;1365110715;[\\\];mircea_popescu, so he got out of the us? was he being harassed? -33024;1365110715;cryptrader;Any better general crypto currency chat rooms? -33023;1365110726;cryptrader;I'm tired of the spam on btc-e -33022;1365110730;mircea_popescu;[\\\] nah -33021;1365110752;mircea_popescu;cryptrader tell you honeslty i don't know. i've never been into the alt chains. -33020;1365110765;MJR_;i thought that spam was what they traded on btc-e -33019;1365110770;MJR_;and trolling -33018;1365110802;MJR_;whats ltc at? -33017;1365110834;cryptrader;Floating above $4usd -33016;1365110839;mircea_popescu;insanity. -33015;1365110847;MJR_;yeah -33014;1365110851;cryptrader;It was at 6 yesterday -33013;1365110856;MJR_;really? -33012;1365110876;cryptrader;Yep made some $ off that -33011;1365110891;cryptrader;Just trading with 2btc tho lol -33010;1365110937;cryptrader;Now ppc is doubling -33009;1365110973;jcpham;i guess noobs are figuring out all it takes is poeople for an alt-coin to become profitable -33008;1365110985;unbalanced;mircea_popescu: serious about Erik? -33007;1365110996;mircea_popescu;that he finally packed up and moved ? yes. -33006;1365111004;unbalanced;Where was he from before US? -33005;1365111013;mircea_popescu;what do you mean before ys -33004;1365111039;cryptrader;Yeah I'm just realizing it myself btc isn't the only and diversifying only makes sense -33003;1365111064;cryptrader;But with most of them all you can do is buy/sell btc but it sure is fun -33002;1365111100;cryptrader;Erik is satoshidice owner right? -33001;1365111121;mircea_popescu;yes -33000;1365111137;mircea_popescu;cryptrader sounds like ponzifun to me, but anyway. -32999;1365111138;jcpham;information costs money -32998;1365111152;cryptrader;Wonder how rich he is... -32997;1365111155;jcpham;mircea_popescu gives it out for free -32996;1365111156;unbalanced;I thought from his last name he was Dutch or something. -32995;1365111165;unbalanced;(at first) -32994;1365111166;mircea_popescu;unbalanced ya cause that works in the us. -32993;1365111176;mircea_popescu;all the cohen people are from like lebanon. -32992;1365111197;unbalanced;I know, I walked into that one. -32991;1365111201;mircea_popescu;:D -32990;1365111226;unbalanced;I blame Austin Powers... can't trust the Dutch. -32989;1365111312;unbalanced;(I could also claim points for not assuming everyone was American) -32988;1365111323;jurov;[\\\] im using vircurex, didn't eat me so far -32987;1365111345;jurov;nor did it eat some ltcs i bought year ago -32986;1365111362;unbalanced;hey jurov, while I'm on a roll with my ignorance, what does the "br" in coinbr mean or stand for? -32985;1365111362;jurov;deadweasely whore, you around? -32984;1365111382;jurov;was meant to stand for broker -32983;1365111388;unbalanced;ah thx -32982;1365111391;jurov;but feel free to invent sth -32981;1365111427;jurov;all btc services have sexually colored malapropism -32980;1365111438;jurov;thus i feel excluded with coinbr -32979;1365111462;MJR_;so...pay rent in bitcoin directly to property management company... -32978;1365111478;[\\\];thanks jurov -32977;1365111490;[\\\];MJR_: another bitpay vendor.. big deal. -32976;1365111495;MJR_;https://www.aepropertymanage.com/index.html#news -32975;1365111495;MJR_;nope -32974;1365111505;MJR_;the owner of the company invested in bitcoins -32973;1365111508;[\\\];Let's see someone accept actual coins and use them to pay for their employes -32972;1365111511;[\\\];those palces are special -32971;1365111523;MJR_;when asked about volatility he said "bitcoin is more valuable than dollars, i don't care about volatility" -32970;1365111577;MJR_;https://www.aepropertymanage.com/rental-properties-rental-homes-memphis-tn.php -32969;1365111580;MJR_;not bitpay -32968;1365111585;MJR_;i hope they don't get hacked... -32967;1365111636;MJR_;that is a positive sign, that he is willing to provide rent in bitcoin...the next step is a large employer to offer to pay in bitcoin -32966;1365111642;[\\\];they're using coinbase -32965;1365111646;[\\\];you realise thats just like bitpay? -32964;1365111649;MJR_;are you sure? -32963;1365111654;[\\\];yes -32962;1365111659;[\\\];when you check out, it pops up -32961;1365111679;[\\\];fill in a fake amount and address, then click bitcoin -32960;1365111686;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.39 = 1.17 BTC [+] -32959;1365111688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2253 @ 0.00333 = 7.5025 BTC [+] -32958;1365111746;MJR_;wrong -32957;1365111759;MJR_;can't you pay with a regular bitcoin addresss -32956;1365111763;MJR_;or a coinbase account -32955;1365111778;MJR_;even if they manage the web interface the owner said he owns and wants bitcoins -32954;1365111804;MJR_;so it is not simply a cash to btc translator but rather a merchant looking to actively acquire bitcoin in exchange for services -32953;1365111984;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -32952;1365111985;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 132.00000, Best ask: 132.67999, Bid-ask spread: 0.67999, Last trade: 132.00000, 24 hour volume: 124042.97259498, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.34869 -32951;1365112098;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [+] -32950;1365112122;MJR_;aha...i just found the best article talking about why bitcoin will not be negatively affected by deflation -32949;1365112187;MJR_;http://www.nasdaq.com/article/the-lines-in-the-bitcoin-bubble-battle-are-drawn-what-side-are-you-on-cm233350 -32948;1365112191;grubles;[\\\], ive used vircurex for about a month or so -32947;1365112204;grubles;everythings been smooth as warm butter -32946;1365112214;[\\\];they're struggling today -32945;1365112217;kakobrekla;its finally getting some traction among big bwanas now thats above 100 -32944;1365112218;[\\\];bad gateway messages -32943;1365112227;grubles;hm -32942;1365112228;grubles;not for me -32941;1365112248;[\\\];you know that thing we talked about yesterday? -32940;1365112250;[\\\];4x -32939;1365112255;[\\\];made my day -32938;1365112255;MJR_;since bitcoin is rarely used as a unit of account, people don't pay rent denominated in bitcoin, or have salaries denominated in bitcoin -32937;1365112277;MJR_;it can float against the dollar but will probably be able to buy more in dollars in the future -32936;1365112277;grubles;[\\\], what thing? -32935;1365112300;grubles;oh yeah yeah -32934;1365112302;grubles;:) -32933;1365112365;deadweasely;;;ticker -32932;1365112366;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 132.39801, Best ask: 132.48016, Bid-ask spread: 0.08215, Last trade: 132.39800, 24 hour volume: 122979.85614229, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.31262 -32931;1365112833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4976 @ 0.00071453 = 3.5555 BTC [+] -32930;1365112833;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.0007146 = 9.0754 BTC [+] -32929;1365112835;mircea_popescu;there's a bitcoin bubble battle ? -32928;1365112840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2405 @ 0.00071514 = 1.7199 BTC [+] -32927;1365112984;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.435 BTC [-] -32926;1365113103;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.435 BTC [-] -32925;1365113317;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/330/mtgox-bitcoin-u/ -32924;1365113319;mircea_popescu;look at that thing -32923;1365113423;TomServo;ridiculous. -32922;1365113505;mircea_popescu;for srs. -32921;1365113715;deadweasely;y'all on yes or no? -32920;1365113888;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 98 @ 0.00333333 = 0.3267 BTC [+] -32919;1365113920;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7699 BTC [+] -32918;1365114040;mircea_popescu;nope -32917;1365114041;jborkl;gox is starting to lag again -32916;1365114742;deadweasely;mircea_popescu: nope on the $200 april bbet? -32915;1365114872;mircea_popescu;deadweasel yea -32914;1365115081;deadweasely;i guess i can hedge my calls with a no bet -32913;1365115106;mircea_popescu;that;'s an idea -32912;1365115166;thestrin1puller;cash those calls -32911;1365115183;deadweasely;sell to bot? -32910;1365115287;mircea_popescu;you could also put them on the market, undercut bot -32909;1365115302;thestrin1puller;buy low sell high -32908;1365115386;deadweasely;well, i bought c188Ts at .087.... so 205 to break even. -32907;1365115458;deadweasely;my first options! aren't you all proud?! -32906;1365115468;deadweasely;probably not. -32905;1365115492;thestrin1puller;188 is too high -32904;1365115543;bitesak;iam proud! -32903;1365115604;deadweasely;i realize now... learning requires mistakes. so by the end of all this i'll be broke but rich in wisdom. it's a fair trade. -32902;1365115717;deadweasely;looks like i was about $100 of the strike i should have bought, but the others were so expensive already on coinbr... -32901;1365115722;deadweasely;of / off -32900;1365115736;mod6;who's to say that every stoner wont pile in on 4/20 and send the price over 205 though? -32899;1365115741;mod6;so who knows -32898;1365115744;mircea_popescu;back when btc was 5ish it was hella cheap way to learn finance -32897;1365115748;mircea_popescu;but even now is better than alternative -32896;1365115762;deadweasely;mod6, that's a great point, college stoners buying btc. -32895;1365115765;deadweasely;:) -32894;1365115768;mircea_popescu;mod6 205 really wouldn't be all that good for anyone. -32893;1365115774;mod6;i hear ya -32892;1365115783;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=87358.msg1738363#msg1738363 <<< last glbse remnants salvaged? -32891;1365115786;thestrin1puller;deadweasely: sell back the calls and sell otm puts -32890;1365115786;mod6;im just sayin... its a speculative bet... -32889;1365115812;Lyspooner;what do you say about litecoin, friends? -32888;1365115812;mod6;(12:49) < mircea_popescu> back when btc was 5ish it was hella cheap way to learn finance << i certainly learned A LOT -32887;1365115822;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/PthgrzDS here's a buncha dorks from a year ago. -32886;1365115832;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner you missed that bubble :D -32885;1365115839;deadweasely;i thought bitvps was a scam? -32884;1365115873;jurov;deadweasely, ask namworld about it -32883;1365115882;jurov;and see PM -32882;1365115949;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu: i own zero LTC, but what is different about me saying "the people who say BTC is stupid are stupid" and someone calling me stupid for saying LTC is stupid -32881;1365115959;mircea_popescu;"I bet. I won but have undone me obviously missed. They were fools and ridiculous to me have closed. Fuck them and their site of betting." -32880;1365115966;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good. -32879;1365115985;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner bear with me i'm tired and that was too complex -32878;1365116017;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -32877;1365116018;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 132.00000, Best ask: 132.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 132.20000, 24 hour volume: 117001.33142800, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.72542 -32876;1365116024;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00757575*127.72542 -32875;1365116024;gribble;0.967615850565 -32874;1365116024;mod6;deadweasely: i guess too though, you have to figure in theta decay -32873;1365116032;mod6;since 4/20 is some days off yet -32872;1365116061;Lyspooner;if LTC pulls itself up by its bootstraps as BTC did, why dismiss it? -32871;1365116161;deadweasely;mod6 you lost me on theta decay, i'm looking it up now. ok, time premium stuff. -32870;1365116176;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner there's no prize for being 2nd. -32869;1365116206;mircea_popescu;you don;'t know who the second guy to discover newton's law is. -32868;1365116207;Lyspooner;what if there was -32867;1365116211;mod6;yeah, you get time decay on options up until opex -32866;1365116246;mircea_popescu;all the tards who want to play bitcoin gem / bitcoin gold bar / ultimate satoshi / etc will have to go somewhere. -32865;1365116273;mircea_popescu;since btc isn't working all that well for them. -32864;1365116297;deadweasely;http://www.capturingtheta.com/ my reading material tonight -32863;1365116305;Lyspooner;the price of a bitcoin should equal the price of a litecoin when normalized for the size of the total money supply to exist -32862;1365116305;deadweasely;mod6 is this good source? -32861;1365116341;Lyspooner;with maybe some premium assigned to the security of the hashing algorithms -32860;1365116349;mircea_popescu;absolutely not at all. -32859;1365116360;mod6;well looks like they have something there... i acutally just read up on "the greeks" (options greeks) at like wikipedia (lol) -32858;1365116363;mircea_popescu;this is like saying that the per capita income of your random nigger should equal the per capita income of your random jew. -32857;1365116366;mircea_popescu;not in this world. -32856;1365116370;mod6;and I did watch a bunch of the video's on options trading at CBOE.com -32855;1365116385;mod6;(go figure, use wall-street to learn how to trade mpex.) -32854;1365116387;Lyspooner;that's like your third metaphor that i don't find sufficient -32853;1365116400;mircea_popescu;2nd class citizens man, there's no curing that. -32852;1365116419;mircea_popescu;what, is ltc going to do a million coin march on the internet ? -32851;1365116437;mod6;http://www.cboe.com/tradtool/webcast.aspx << bunch of educational vids on options here -32850;1365116458;Lyspooner;arguments against litecoin now remind me of arguments against bitcoin three years ago.... no one should use it because no one will use it -32849;1365116474;mircea_popescu;you're misrepresenting the argument. -32848;1365116486;mircea_popescu;cunnyshack opens. one girl in it. -32847;1365116486;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you should use nigga instead of nigger, more proper -32846;1365116488;deadweasely;thx mod6 -32845;1365116495;mircea_popescu;old wives argument : nobody goes to the cunnyshack. -32844;1365116499;Lyspooner;propa -32843;1365116499;mircea_popescu;men do go fuck her silly. -32842;1365116506;mod6;deadweasely: np -32841;1365116507;mircea_popescu;2nd girl joins cunnyshack. -32840;1365116521;mircea_popescu;well... fuck. this was my worst metaphor to date. -32839;1365116558;mircea_popescu;anyway. ltc only exists to ponzi atm. -32838;1365116572;mircea_popescu;poor people like it because it feels closer to what they want in an asset. -32837;1365116599;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: why do btc businesses fail so easily? -32836;1365116611;mircea_popescu;cause they're run by geeks. -32835;1365116626;mircea_popescu;just like restaurants run by cooks or sitcoms run by actors fail. -32834;1365116639;Lyspooner;"ltc is a ponzi scheme" -32833;1365116645;Lyspooner;where have i heard that before -32832;1365116646;mod6;deadweasely: here's one last link for ya http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greeks_(finance) -32831;1365116668;bgupta;well like 90% of new businesses that have nothing to do with btc fail.. Just because it's btc related shouldn't make that change. -32830;1365116671;Lyspooner;BTC money supply is actually BTC + LTC money supply -32829;1365116676;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner no argument there, but you're framing the issue. -32828;1365116679;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: but what busineses are succeeding? even bitinstant and blockchain.info are failures based on most standards -32827;1365116692;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller how is blockchain.info a failure ? -32826;1365116704;TomServo;how is it a business? -32825;1365116704;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.32000001 BTC [-] -32824;1365116706;mircea_popescu;it's serving its userbase remarkably well i thought -32823;1365116727;mircea_popescu;TomServo diff argument -32822;1365116728;deadweasely;i'll say -32821;1365116759;thestringpuller;okay, just Bitinstant then -32820;1365116763;thestringpuller;they were hacked -32819;1365116768;mod6;haha -32818;1365116770;thestringpuller;mtgox is a failure -32817;1365116776;thestringpuller;etc. etc. -32816;1365116783;thestringpuller;who is actually succeeding? -32815;1365116795;Lyspooner;mybitcoin succeeded -32814;1365116852;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller bitcoin-central. -32813;1365116932;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu has spoken!!! move btc to bitcoin-central -32812;1365116944;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 29 @ 0.32000001 = 9.28 BTC [-] -32811;1365116950;TomServo;thestringpuller: how do you consider gox a failure? -32810;1365116974;mircea_popescu;made like a million dollah last month -32809;1365116977;mircea_popescu;clearly a failure neh ? -32808;1365116981;bgupta;asicminer argueably, same with avalon. but they'll both need to pivot to satay an ongonig concern. mpex seems to be doing well, mtgox despite issues, is here to stay. sdice, excluding it's potential as an investment is a survivor. some of these info sites seem to be fine. -32807;1365116984;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: put the link to trilema on the screen -32806;1365116988;thestringpuller;about goxlag -32805;1365116991;thestringpuller;lol -32804;1365117004;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.33 = 6.6 BTC [+] -32803;1365117006;mircea_popescu;so they're a card tradind site. -32802;1365117059;mod6;magic the gathering online exchange ftw! -32801;1365117062;thestringpuller;man i cant believe the black locus card crashed the site -32800;1365117071;thestringpuller;4mn bidders -32799;1365117076;TomServo;heh, if not that - what then?! -32798;1365117082;iz;haha -32797;1365117089;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Just because they are totally broken, and constantly going down, you can not discount userbase enthusiasm, usage history, and first mover advantage. -32796;1365117119;thestringpuller;bgupta: you can only trip over yourself so long until yoi fall into an abyss -32795;1365117124;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 60 @ 0.34000001 = 20.4 BTC [+] -32794;1365117135;mircea_popescu;bgupta why are you arguing to me ? thestringpuller was saying. -32793;1365117149;mircea_popescu;but otherwise usage history is horrible. -32792;1365117157;jurov;i endorse b-c too. now only if they get it online :/ -32791;1365117174;TomServo;obviously gox is far from ideal - but if they're goal is to provide a BTC exchange platform, I'd say so far they've been successful in that. -32790;1365117185;Lyspooner;ok, mircea_popescu, this will be my parting thought on LTC. You might like it... -32789;1365117186;jurov;oh and what happened to usagi's mpex asset? can you now disclose for lulz? -32788;1365117194;mircea_popescu;what ?! -32787;1365117205;bgupta;Twitter is a prime example of a site that started completely brokensuffered massive growing pains (and outages), and then went on to mainstream success. -32786;1365117205;iz;did you actually play magic? remember the chaos orb? -32785;1365117211;Scrat;TomServo: that's like saying that I'm successful human being because I'm breathing -32784;1365117220;jurov;mircea_popescu: this http://bitbet.us/bet/1/usagi-ftw/ -32783;1365117222;Lyspooner;The Bitcoin Foundation should use all its funds and destroy LTC the way people destroyed IOCoin and IXCoin -32782;1365117227;bgupta;They basically had to bring in a whole new tech team and throw out most of what they had. -32781;1365117227;mircea_popescu;bgupta twitter still is not a business/does not have a model. -32780;1365117236;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner that's nonsense. -32779;1365117256;Lyspooner;that's not nonsense, that's awesome and i'm awesome -32778;1365117257;Scrat;gox fails in every way possible, they had months to fix this shit, they didnt. EOD -32777;1365117278;jurov;mpex.co/?mpsic=S.NYAN -32776;1365117279;TomServo;Yet it's still possible to sell/buy BTC there so... I'm not sure I agree. -32775;1365117280;mircea_popescu;Scrat let me find this link for you -32774;1365117295;thestringpuller;jurov: LOLOLOL -32773;1365117298;mircea_popescu;jurov dafuck is that ?! -32772;1365117304;cryptrader;Lyspooner there is no 'bitcoin foundation' and how would that benefit anyone? -32771;1365117318;mircea_popescu;Scrat http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpbYCfCfT1Y -32770;1365117330;Lyspooner;there is a bitcoin foundation and it doesn't benefit anyone -32769;1365117346;Lyspooner;well, it benefits the people that draw a salary from it -32768;1365117347;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner actually it's vessenes' little scam to try and float a little coin -32767;1365117355;mircea_popescu;guy's the ceo treasurer and blabla of it, -32766;1365117364;mircea_popescu;got donations (from idiots), never published a report -32765;1365117364;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 43 @ 0.435 = 18.705 BTC [-] -32764;1365117365;cryptrader;And gox just recently had to handle 10x their usual volume and increased ddos attacks of course they're struggling -32763;1365117371;mircea_popescu;perfect case for going to jale -32762;1365117400;Lyspooner;which one is vessenes -32761;1365117424;mircea_popescu;the ycombinator schmoozie. -32760;1365117431;TomServo;mircea_popescu: What is/are NAT.ROUTERS? -32759;1365117436;Scrat;mircea_popescu: lol -32758;1365117439;cryptrader;That said I'm all for a decentralized exchange or at least a few more good options. -32757;1365117448;mircea_popescu;TomServo itams of connectivity within the interwebs -32756;1365117456;TomServo;nyuk nyuk -32755;1365117460;mircea_popescu;:D -32754;1365117468;TomServo;Just a joke? -32753;1365117475;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4234 @ 0.00070232 = 2.9736 BTC [-] -32752;1365117493;mircea_popescu;yea -32751;1365117596;jurov;sry for confusion. i misread "but otherwise usagi history is horrible." -32750;1365117862;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7698 BTC [-] -32749;1365118016;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00381 BTC [-] -32748;1365118019;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 25 @ 0.0038 = 0.095 BTC [-] -32747;1365118020;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 85 @ 0.0036 = 0.306 BTC [-] -32746;1365118252;bitessak;;;ticker -32745;1365118252;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 134.80000, Best ask: 134.88800, Bid-ask spread: 0.08800, Last trade: 134.88000, 24 hour volume: 117768.41535527, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 127.86503 -32744;1365140507;Bugpowder;I need to get funding from them -32743;1365140513;cole_albon;100 million is not much of a promise -32742;1365140517;Bugpowder;per year -32741;1365140542;Bugpowder;you can fund a lot of labs with 100 million -32740;1365140565;Bugpowder;a typical "big" grant to run a lab, an R01, averages about $250k/yr for 5 years. -32739;1365140660;deadweasel;;;ticker -32738;1365140661;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 131.20003, Best ask: 132.14430, Bid-ask spread: 0.94427, Last trade: 132.14431, 24 hour volume: 74652.69434725, 24 hour low: 117.21000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 132.39843 -32737;1365140690;Bugpowder;well, if I get the job I will try to get that money. In my current position, budget is basically unlimited -32736;1365140695;Bugpowder;But power is low -32735;1365140724;thestringpuller;but you have like at least 1mn in btc -32734;1365140728;thestringpuller;so why not liquidate and start a lab? -32733;1365140731;thestringpuller;for 4 years -32732;1365140741;Bugpowder;I am not a bitcoin millionarie -32731;1365140752;Bugpowder;you guys overestimate -32730;1365140774;thestringpuller;Did you lose a bit on that put-based position awhile back? -32729;1365140785;mircea_popescu;he lost it all on gox -32728;1365140787;Bugpowder;I have lost a lot on puts -32727;1365140789;Bugpowder;lol -32726;1365140806;Bugpowder;but yah, did lose on that put play at the end of last month -32725;1365140816;Bugpowder;gox better send me mah cash -32724;1365140821;thestringpuller;your call play raped all though -32723;1365140834;Bugpowder;I wish I had more -32722;1365140838;cole_albon;string puller are you "the girl" somewhere else? -32721;1365140842;Bugpowder;only put 20% down. -32720;1365140852;thestringpuller;Haha. I'm not female. -32719;1365140866;thestringpuller;There are no females in bitcoin, except those mircea_popescu pays -32718;1365140877;thestringpuller;and aethero's wife -32717;1365140888;ThickAsThieves;i was just gonna say that string! -32716;1365140892;ThickAsThieves;you typed faster -32715;1365140926;dub;its the internet -32714;1365140928;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu should make an exchange -32713;1365140929;thestringpuller;oh yea -32712;1365140930;thestringpuller;nvm -32711;1365140933;dub;ie, no girls -32710;1365140944;cole_albon;yeah - I thought you knew a bit too much about the mpex sentiment index. kinda like what a girl would have to know if they were under the employ of mircea_popescu -32709;1365140981;ThickAsThieves;cole is MPOE-PR -32708;1365140983;ThickAsThieves;deflecting -32707;1365140989;mircea_popescu;this is going well... -32706;1365140993;Bugpowder;There was also the wife of Kludge, who's money was involved in bitcoins, even if she want. -32705;1365140998;Bugpowder;wasnt -32704;1365141010;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder she wasn't his wife. -32703;1365141011;thestringpuller;MPOE-PR is probably the most anonymous PR agent I've ever seen. -32702;1365141035;mircea_popescu;he considers her his wife, she considers him a limited liability. -32701;1365141061;ColdHardMetal;limited? -32700;1365141086;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you know, now that I think about it. You are the only public facing individual of mpex. MPOE-PR is very private (in a sense), and the other "board members" are illuminati style hidden. -32699;1365141097;mircea_popescu;well she did cut him off once he was costing more than what the naked housecleanning + toe suckling was worth neh ? -32698;1365141105;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yes. -32697;1365141113;ColdHardMetal;fair enough lol -32696;1365141124;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is the bitcoin illuminati, be warned! -32695;1365141126;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7697 BTC [-] -32694;1365141129;mircea_popescu;no i'm not -32693;1365141131;mircea_popescu;i just work here. -32692;1365141158;mircea_popescu;how is she anon anyway -32691;1365141167;mircea_popescu;there's like... one person on all the forum using their face in their avatar. -32690;1365141181;mircea_popescu;and that's the one you call anon. -32689;1365141186;mircea_popescu;how about everyone else then -32688;1365141205;ThickAsThieves;wait, evoorhees isnt a jester? -32687;1365141207;thestringpuller;no one knows her name, just what people speculate -32686;1365141217;cole_albon;I'm sorry I brought her up. -32685;1365141218;ThickAsThieves;selling all my sdice then -32684;1365141222;thestringpuller;she could be romanian, but who knows -32683;1365141240;thestringpuller;her connection to you is only a GPG signed credential -32682;1365141253;thestringpuller;since you haven't disclosed that you've met in person -32681;1365141258;thestringpuller;it's quite interesting :) -32680;1365141260;mircea_popescu;Maria Puella Octavia Eufrosina - Patricia Raphaella de Ruiz y Picasso -32679;1365141278;cole_albon;sounds expensive -32678;1365141286;mircea_popescu;well she's tall -32677;1365141296;mircea_popescu;and she's not romanian, she's murican. -32676;1365141349;cole_albon;If that was the name of someone, I take back what I said about expensive. I'm from Missouri. -32675;1365141376;thestringpuller;Missouri is one of the few states I've consistently gotten laid in. -32674;1365141377;kakobrekla;now saying its cheap?? -32673;1365141388;Bugpowder;lol -32672;1365141407;thestringpuller;Mid-Western girls are bored by default. -32671;1365141440;cole_albon;if you mention my sister I'm gonna have to open up a can of wupass -32670;1365141448;ThickAsThieves;modwestern anything-with-eyes is bored by default, no? -32669;1365141478;ThickAsThieves;modwestern, heh, sounds like a fashion trend -32668;1365141487;thestringpuller;I went to Truman for a visit...man those girls no how to party. -32667;1365141499;thestringpuller;For being in the middle of nowhere, bajeezus. -32666;1365141512;thestringpuller;know* (can't grammar tonight) -32665;1365141560;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 7 @ 0.00999 = 0.0699 BTC [-] -32664;1365141630;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu how did you stabilize the price? -32663;1365141639;ThickAsThieves;with his bare hands -32662;1365141652;cole_albon;lol -32661;1365141662;cole_albon;I do want to know though... -32660;1365141669;mircea_popescu;well... you know how they say if you wish for something really really hard it comes true ? -32659;1365141673;mircea_popescu;this works for some people. -32658;1365141714;Bugpowder;This is a movement I can support. http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2013/04/femen-stages-a-topless-jihad/100487/ -32657;1365141731;Bugpowder;cole_albon: It's called The Secret -32656;1365141738;Bugpowder;have you read it/ -32655;1365141759;Bugpowder;This is how I made my calls make money -32654;1365141781;Bugpowder;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Secret_(book) -32653;1365141791;Bugpowder;I just visualized success. -32652;1365141797;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder http://trilema.com/2010/cum-se-protesteaza-corect/ -32651;1365141804;mircea_popescu;that's me explaining to romanians how to correcrtly protest -32650;1365141804;cole_albon;I'm glad you made money Bugpowder I should have listened to you - you were right. -32649;1365141805;ThickAsThieves;this one is dope http://cdn.theatlantic.com/static/infocus/femen040413/s_f15_65342447.jpg -32648;1365141811;mircea_popescu;after they made some fail demonstrations of fail. -32647;1365141855;cole_albon;wow that was dope -32646;1365141857;Bugpowder;I need to get back to my price rise visualizations again -32645;1365141887;thestringpuller;why not visualize a price crash -32644;1365141888;mircea_popescu;so two chicks followed me on twitter this hour. -32643;1365141890;thestringpuller;and make money on puts this time -32642;1365141891;Bugpowder;I sense... an awareness of another... suppressing the price -32641;1365141902;mircea_popescu;one's an investment fund partner, the other's a make-up artist and fashion broad. -32640;1365141905;Bugpowder;My powers only work one way -32639;1365141906;mircea_popescu;i think the internets r broken -32638;1365141915;Bugpowder;I gotta go find my credits -32637;1365141932;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu I met a romanian girl at my bank -32636;1365141936;thestringpuller;Simona -32635;1365141940;mircea_popescu;sounds romanian -32634;1365141942;thestringpuller;you should teach me romanian so I can seduce her -32633;1365141950;thestringpuller;;) -32632;1365141952;mircea_popescu;say "ce frumoasa esti" to her, see what happens -32631;1365141962;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.31511 = 2.5209 BTC [-] -32630;1365141963;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.3151 = 2.8359 BTC [-] -32629;1365141964;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 33 @ 0.315 = 10.395 BTC [-] -32628;1365141979;thestringpuller;forecast for tomorrow "mircea_popescu: I got slapped!!!!" -32627;1365142006;mircea_popescu;this is why you're single. you have no clue what happens next wioth girls. -32626;1365142008;ThickAsThieves;mp, did you do a hacker bat signal to ddos mtgox on the rally to 147? -32625;1365142011;thestringpuller;HAHAHA -32624;1365142026;mircea_popescu;a bat whaty -32623;1365142037;ThickAsThieves;did you call in the troops? -32622;1365142057;thestringpuller;we'll never know -32621;1365142057;ThickAsThieves;i cant speak without using cliches and expressions, sry :) -32620;1365142076;mircea_popescu;no i didn't. -32619;1365142081;ChaangNoi;bat signal is like a spot light in the sky that shows a pic of a bat, batman sees this then goes to save the day -32618;1365142088;ChaangNoi;comicbooks/cartoons -32617;1365142124;Bugpowder;another possiblilty is that the price had to crash because it was up 45% in 12 hours. -32616;1365142140;mircea_popescu;http://pastebin.com/4SUXv67h -32615;1365142142;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.449992 BTC [-] -32614;1365142161;dub;jews did 04/03/03 -32613;1365142161;cole_albon;mircea_popescu I don't think I've seen an s.dice dividend yet have I? -32612;1365142166;ThickAsThieves;my theory is still that a bottleneck at gox caused the rally -32611;1365142167;mircea_popescu;and Bugpowder has it. in certain circumstances things need to chose one or the other of two paths -32610;1365142168;ChaangNoi;yeah, 42% was too much, i hope this is now some stability, \ -32609;1365142171;mircea_popescu;bitcoin chose the light. -32608;1365142171;ThickAsThieves;lack of deposits -32607;1365142182;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: yeah -32606;1365142184;mircea_popescu;cole_albon i dunno, is it on the mpex page ? -32605;1365142188;Bugpowder;BTC deposit delay -32604;1365142197;ThickAsThieves;i just wanted to ask mp outright, rather than have people wonder -32603;1365142200;Bugpowder;I was waiting 35 confirmations -32602;1365142207;ThickAsThieves;even if he lied about it obv ;) -32601;1365142209;Bugpowder;everyone else must have been too. -32600;1365142211;cole_albon;yes, but I do not recall seeing it in any STAT so far. -32599;1365142212;dub;Bugpowder has it. Its a -dev safety valve -32598;1365142227;Bugpowder;;;bids - -32597;1365142227;gribble;Error: '-' is not a valid floating point number. -32596;1365142230;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -32595;1365142232;dub;stop the network transacting to protect from bubble -32594;1365142232;gribble;There are currently 31092307 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10131721.5745 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0099 seconds -32593;1365142237;ThickAsThieves;maybe MPOE-PR did it -32592;1365142238;mircea_popescu;if you look at the times, the rally was broken and the trend reversing hours before mtgox was blinking -32591;1365142240;Bugpowder;ohhhh hai! -32590;1365142248;Bugpowder;back over $10 million! -32589;1365142259;Bugpowder;RALLLY TIME -32588;1365142268;mircea_popescu;;;asks 999999999999 -32587;1365142269;gribble;There are currently 63713.817 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999999.0 USD, worth 1.46160793292e+12 USD in total. | Data vintage: 36.6863 seconds -32586;1365142275;dub;peanut butter rally time -32585;1365142277;Bugpowder;-visualizing- -32584;1365142291;mircea_popescu;heh. i wonder if anyone realises that with ~5% of btc on their system, mtgox barely matters in the scheme of things -32583;1365142317;ThickAsThieves;not many realize that -32582;1365142317;ChaangNoi;i have more than realized that -32581;1365142319;ChaangNoi;fuck gox -32580;1365142323;Bugpowder;I am just amazed that the super early adopters don't sell at least a little. -32579;1365142345;Bugpowder;BTW - mircea_popescu, Rassah actually ISN'T my friend. -32578;1365142353;Bugpowder;it was all a terrible misunderstanding -32577;1365142353;ThickAsThieves;how many 100,000+ owners do you think their are? -32576;1365142360;ThickAsThieves;there -32575;1365142363;Bugpowder;I know of one. -32574;1365142364;mircea_popescu;heh. -32573;1365142366;Bugpowder;personally -32572;1365142373;Bugpowder;didn't know he had so much -32571;1365142377;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: the question is who would rise from the ashes? bitcoin-central? -32570;1365142381;Bugpowder;till 2 nights ago -32569;1365142384;mircea_popescu;what ever happened to rassah ? i remember he busting his ballsack over having sold at 20 and bought a new car -32568;1365142385;Bugpowder;he hasn't sold any -32567;1365142386;mircea_popescu;and how smart he is. -32566;1365142391;mircea_popescu;i guess sepukku ? -32565;1365142418;ThickAsThieves;speaking of suicide, whats up with BFL? -32564;1365142427;Bugpowder;dead spasms -32563;1365142431;dub;fuck bitcoin, at this rate im buying the 86 with ppcoin -32562;1365142441;mircea_popescu;i can't understand that retarded bets of bitcoin dood. -32561;1365142444;ChaangNoi;BFLspecs are down, plus deay -32560;1365142449;mircea_popescu;pushing that bet ? what is he, braindead ? -32559;1365142453;ThickAsThieves;plus higher prices -32558;1365142458;cole_albon;mircea_popescu I apologize I read 04-03-13 as April 3rd. I'm from Missouri -32557;1365142460;ChaangNoi;yeah higher prices -32556;1365142463;ChaangNoi;bfl is fucked -32555;1365142469;Bugpowder;one of my friends I turned on to bitcoin bought a loaded Golf TDI tonight -32554;1365142471;ThickAsThieves;if BFL changes posted specs, does that affect bitbets -32553;1365142472;ChaangNoi;i wonder how they can ship out the first units -32552;1365142485;Bugpowder;he invested $500. Just cashed out a fraction.. -32551;1365142502;ThickAsThieves;BFL has plenty units ready -32550;1365142505;dub;<3 BFL -32549;1365142505;ThickAsThieves;they are just using them -32548;1365142507;ChaangNoi;they said the 66 wont ship now, get two of the 32, then lol its only 25 -32547;1365142516;dub;don't care that I paid $13k for a non existant asic -32546;1365142531;dub;AM is going to make bank -32545;1365142552;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -32544;1365142553;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 134.48668, Best ask: 134.48700, Bid-ask spread: 0.00032, Last trade: 134.48668, 24 hour volume: 74092.84282738, 24 hour low: 117.21000, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 132.56604 -32543;1365142560;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -32542;1365142561;gribble;MtGox lag is 5.304483 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.01063012454 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its second largest moon, Callisto (0.012567 AU). -32541;1365142566;mircea_popescu;dub i thought you weren't into btc, too risky. -32540;1365142568;Bugpowder;redistribution of wealth from america to china, AGAIN -32539;1365142574;ChaangNoi;AM is goingto rape:) -32538;1365142588;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi they still haven't got 12 th online you know -32537;1365142595;mircea_popescu;their chips still are blowing up like chinese lightbulbs. -32536;1365142600;ChaangNoi;they are building a data center -32535;1365142601;dub;mircea_popescu: btc is for fags -32534;1365142608;mircea_popescu;yeah sure. and an island -32533;1365142616;ChaangNoi;mp, im happy to wait, cuz they going to rape -32532;1365142627;ChaangNoi;i dont know about the island, but that is not a bad idea -32531;1365142632;ChaangNoi;they will be able to afford it -32530;1365142636;ChaangNoi;nation of btc! -32529;1365142637;dub;I have an island -32528;1365142641;ChaangNoi;powered by am! -32527;1365142652;mircea_popescu;listen, everyone's getting raped just as soon as someone with a clue starts doing it. -32526;1365142663;mircea_popescu;asic producers, miners, fiat exchanges, the works. -32525;1365142669;ThickAsThieves;"Butterfly Labs aka BFL will deliver ASIC Bitcoin mining devices to their customers before 1st of July 2013. Devices must be in scope of at least +-10% of advertised performance in order to be accepted as valid." -32524;1365142674;mircea_popescu;pretty much nothing you see today will be here as bitcoin reaches maturity. -32523;1365142677;ChaangNoi;i have faith in friedcat, yes, there was a delay but its not cuz his hardware failed -32522;1365142679;ThickAsThieves;they changed advertised specs -32521;1365142682;ThickAsThieves;soooo? -32520;1365142688;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what about you? will you remain? -32519;1365142697;mircea_popescu;myeah. -32518;1365142700;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves so what ? -32517;1365142707;dub;ThickAsThieves: did it change for existing orders? -32516;1365142727;ChaangNoi;hmmm -32515;1365142731;ChaangNoi;that is a sticky wicket -32514;1365142740;dub;wat -32513;1365142750;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi that theory would have been easily enough proven by delivering on their promise to send samples to community members. -32512;1365142756;mircea_popescu;they didn't, and aren't mentioning it again. -32511;1365142758;ThickAsThieves;it doesnt say anything about when people order -32510;1365142769;ThickAsThieves;just advertised specs -32509;1365142777;ChaangNoi;mp they are going to sell them in auction style -32508;1365142782;ChaangNoi;i guess you are not a board member? -32507;1365142797;mircea_popescu;i just use more salt to digest friedcat's stuff than you people. -32506;1365142813;ChaangNoi;well if you are right in the end, i will have less btc -32505;1365142816;mircea_popescu;for instance, when someone promises something and then they don't deliver on their promise, even if they're chinese -32504;1365142819;dub;mircea_popescu: I thought china could do no wrong? -32503;1365142822;mircea_popescu;i don't jump to the unrelated "they will x" -32502;1365142830;mircea_popescu;dub eh ? -32501;1365142840;ChaangNoi;well buy AM stock or more gpus... hmmm -32500;1365142854;dub;you're always talking up china -32499;1365142860;ThickAsThieves;even if AM does what they say, it doesnt mean there wont be more delays -32498;1365142871;Bugpowder;$10.23MM -32497;1365142875;mircea_popescu;actually no matter what, delays there will be -32496;1365142912;kakobrekla;new indicator, beats OIX -32495;1365142913;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/1 -32494;1365142922;ThickAsThieves;just cuz friedcat was first doesnt mean he will do everything right the first time -32493;1365142938;ThickAsThieves;arguably first* -32492;1365142951;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -32491;1365142951;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 11 hours, 39 minutes, and 57 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -32490;1365142975;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla cool, that'll be useful next sturles shows up -32489;1365142977;ChaangNoi;AM and friedcat is looking like the best bet right now on asics as far as i can invest, bfl, hhhaa no, avalon? maybe but at this price, no -32488;1365142990;ThickAsThieves;i like AM, but i dont like repeatedly moving targets -32487;1365143055;dub;they'll be more in the market soon surely -32486;1365143098;ChaangNoi;AM has said they will shoot for 10% average over a year -32485;1365143108;thestringpuller;what does AM stand for? -32484;1365143110;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167459.msg1743668#msg1743668 -32483;1365143113;mircea_popescu;dude this sort of shit. -32482;1365143120;ChaangNoi;not a moving target... they also say they have a bunch of chips, but no power... -32481;1365143124;mircea_popescu;"our system did something we don't know why it happens nm we'll undo it manually" -32480;1365143126;mircea_popescu;i'm like... -32479;1365143139;dub;thestringpuller: asicminer -32478;1365143157;dub;mircea_popescu: lol -32477;1365143185;ChaangNoi;yankee... -32476;1365143242;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: send them some of your programmers -32475;1365143294;ChaangNoi;mp why not make a romanian exchange? -32474;1365143305;thestringpuller;^-this -32473;1365143348;mircea_popescu;im not interested in handling fiat. -32472;1365143353;Bugpowder;Is romania signed on to FATCA? -32471;1365143355;mircea_popescu;i'm not interested in writing code -32470;1365143363;mircea_popescu;i'm not going to be the mother of bitcoin invalids. -32469;1365143369;mircea_popescu;how about other people do their job too. -32468;1365143385;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder it makes jack shit of a difference, i could easily do it. -32467;1365143394;mircea_popescu;i know half the bankers in the country. -32466;1365143417;mircea_popescu;unlike absolutely any other bitcoiner i can just walk into a bank's boardroom and talk to the board. -32465;1365143422;mircea_popescu;but i'm not interested in doing fiat. -32464;1365143492;ChaangNoi;btcguild 48% time ot fire the lazorz? -32463;1365143513;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: it will be funny when I drop your name to simona tomorrow and she happens to know you...for some reason... -32462;1365143522;mircea_popescu;seems unlikely. -32461;1365143533;dub;;;nethash -32460;1365143534;gribble;56918.28101 -32459;1365143561;ChaangNoi;ltc still over $4 lol -32458;1365143564;dub;;;calc [nethash]*0.48 -32457;1365143564;gribble;27320.7748848 -32456;1365143583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10369 @ 0.00070698 = 7.3307 BTC [-] -32455;1365143604;ThickAsThieves;i think AM might have some kind of balancer that moves hashes to oxcoin -32454;1365143618;ThickAsThieves;ozcoin* -32453;1365143619;mircea_popescu;I started with 0.1. I made it to 0.2 playing over a week and 200 transactions later. Then it went down to 0.04. Then I made it go back up to 0.2. After 400 transactions later, I lost it all in a do-or-die bet, the final bet was 0.04 or something like that. -32452;1365143645;dub;ThickAsThieves: they should be soloing ppcoin -32451;1365143667;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167215.msg1741392#msg1741392 -32450;1365143667;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 139.90 -32449;1365143668;gribble;There are currently 3545.7036 bitcoins offered at or under 139.9 USD, worth 489984.985767 USD in total. | Data vintage: 97.0218 seconds -32448;1365143672;mircea_popescu;the instawallet was actually haxt -32447;1365143728;dub;instalollet was french? -32446;1365143771;Bugpowder;so that 14k BTC transaction was theirs or not? -32445;1365143845;dub;the duns were fully under their control -32444;1365143853;dub;funds* -32443;1365143894;mircea_popescu;yea -32442;1365143908;mircea_popescu;well... i guess the 40k rthey moved was some panic attack. -32441;1365143912;mircea_popescu;but they had already lost some -32440;1365143922;mircea_popescu;anyway, i dunno, davout is awol. -32439;1365143931;mircea_popescu;this is wrong with these people, they fuck up, they dissapear. -32438;1365143934;mircea_popescu;he should be here. -32437;1365143953;dub;they are french, they probably just handed over privkeys to the hackers -32436;1365143983;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -32435;1365143983;gribble;There are currently 31095190 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10470655.1418 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.9970 seconds -32434;1365143988;Bugpowder;heheh -32433;1365143992;Bugpowder;we are going up tonight -32432;1365143997;Bugpowder;get ready -32431;1365144275;ChaangNoi;my rocket is ready -32430;1365144295;ChaangNoi;hmm today is a friday -32429;1365144350;Bugpowder;yeah i know -32428;1365144362;Bugpowder;10.5 -32427;1365144383;Bugpowder;the weekend dip happened before the weekend -32426;1365144505;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7697 BTC [-] -32425;1365144537;mircea_popescu;heh. -32424;1365144545;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder why be such a noob ? -32423;1365144553;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is a lot more than "quick profits" you know. -32422;1365144654;Bugpowder;I am happy to take a pause from rapid price gains on say... April 27th. -32421;1365144694;Bugpowder;At this point though, I've cashed enough out that I'm just gonna sit on the rest for a long time -32420;1365144705;Bugpowder;or actually use them in the economy -32419;1365144713;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 50 @ 0.0025 = 0.125 BTC [-] -32418;1365144722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.449992 = 0.9 BTC [-] -32417;1365144779;mircea_popescu;what's on april 27th -32416;1365144812;Bugpowder;options will have expired -32415;1365144817;Bugpowder;:-D -32414;1365144829;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7698 BTC [+] -32413;1365144880;mircea_popescu;o lol -32412;1365145233;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C062N] 10 @ 0.73421811 = 7.3422 BTC -32411;1365145628;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7698 BTC [+] -32410;1365145642;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7698 = 2.3094 BTC [+] -32409;1365145645;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.7699 = 15.398 BTC [+] -32408;1365145648;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.78 = 3.9 BTC [+] -32407;1365145694;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7829 = 2.3487 BTC [+] -32406;1365146342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.919 BTC [+] -32405;1365146427;ThickAsThieves;btc-e charging .5ltc to withdraw, that's like $2.20 -32404;1365146625;bgupta;;;ticker -32403;1365146626;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 135.80001, Best ask: 136.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19999, Last trade: 136.00000, 24 hour volume: 70079.70788410, 24 hour low: 126.69058, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 133.76636 -32402;1365146636;bgupta;;;goxlag -32401;1365146637;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.952282 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00190836246572 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -32400;1365146644;ThickAsThieves;$avg -32399;1365146645;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 133.55 -32398;1365146685;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.009999 = 0.1 BTC [+] -32397;1365146691;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 616 @ 0.01 = 6.16 BTC [+] -32396;1365146695;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -32395;1365146698;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 564 @ 0.01 = 5.64 BTC [+] -32394;1365147084;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.7829 = 3.9145 BTC [+] -32393;1365147584;Cryptrader;Is there any channel good for discussing trading btc/ltc/nmc etc? -32392;1365147653;bgupta;Don't know about a good channel, but you are in a channel. ;) -32391;1365147776;bgupta;someone just bought like 3200 btc at the market -32390;1365147830;bgupta;;;ticker -32389;1365147831;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.38456, Best ask: 137.98900, Bid-ask spread: 0.60444, Last trade: 137.38456, 24 hour volume: 72490.77444922, 24 hour low: 126.69058, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 134.00274 -32388;1365148007;jcpham;http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bank-japan-scraps-overnight-call-051241190.html -32387;1365148297;ThickAsThieves;wait Japan is gonna double the amount of currency in two years, did i read that correctly? -32386;1365148336;jcpham;1.4 trillion in commited QE -32385;1365148351;jcpham;hold on to your seats -32384;1365148583;ThickAsThieves;going to bed, i expect you guys to get btc up to 140 while i sleep -32383;1365148615;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00070686 = 3.1455 BTC [-] -32382;1365148724;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7829 BTC [+] -32381;1365149433;bgupta;;;ticker -32380;1365149434;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 135.55406, Best ask: 136.83316, Bid-ask spread: 1.27910, Last trade: 135.55405, 24 hour volume: 71104.21539651, 24 hour low: 126.69058, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 134.14703 -32379;1365149646;ChaangNoi;im a goat! -32378;1365149893;bgupta;so is this Japan thing another sign that fiat is in trouble, and that btc is where we should be? -32377;1365149906;B0g4r7;yes pinky -32376;1365149939;bgupta;so borrow Yen, and buy btc.. -32375;1365149960;bgupta;(Not that I can really borrow Yen ATM.. -32374;1365149960;ChaangNoi;japan?? -32373;1365149971;bgupta;http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bank-japan-scraps-overnight-call-051241190.html -32372;1365149980;B0g4r7;why are they talking about Japan and dollars? -32371;1365149981;denialdenial;read it goat -32370;1365149988;ChaangNoi;reading, thanks -32369;1365149989;denialdenial;japan is fucked -32368;1365149997;mod6;seems that way -32367;1365150006;B0g4r7;japan has been fucked. -32366;1365150009;bgupta;no more fucked than EU, or USA for that matter -32365;1365150018;taub;they've been doing this for 30 years tho -32364;1365150023;B0g4r7;their debt:gdp ratio is far worse than that of the US, whose is terrible. -32363;1365150024;denialdenial;they're hurrying the end then -32362;1365150031;B0g4r7;So yea, far more fucked. -32361;1365150038;B0g4r7;By an order of magnitude I'd say. -32360;1365150049;bgupta;ok... -32359;1365150066;denialdenial;i heard AUD is trading against yuan directly soon too -32358;1365150077;denialdenial;no more of that pesky USD reserve -32357;1365150084;B0g4r7;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_public_debt -32356;1365150088;B0g4r7;Look at Japan. -32355;1365150096;B0g4r7;OK, so not an order of magnitide, but still a lot more. -32354;1365150111;ChaangNoi;yeah japan was250% -32353;1365150133;ChaangNoi;i bought a bunch of yen a while ago, made 20% in 2 years, sold it howevere -32352;1365150136;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769 BTC [-] -32351;1365150139;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7689 = 1.5378 BTC [-] -32350;1365150142;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7689 = 2.3067 BTC [-] -32349;1365150146;ChaangNoi;but this really is what they have been doing forever -32348;1365150211;denialdenial;i was reading a reddit post comparing bitcoin to paypal earlier -32347;1365150235;denialdenial;the author reason we're on a $900+ dollar correction right now -32346;1365150241;denialdenial;for the next 60 days at least -32345;1365150248;B0g4r7;I think the only reason a lot of ppl use pp is because it made international payments easy. -32344;1365150251;denialdenial;it was pretty insightful -32343;1365150255;denialdenial;but it's reddit -32342;1365150258;denialdenial;so... -32341;1365150261;B0g4r7;Now bitcoin does that. -32340;1365150274;B0g4r7;Most all of the overseas suppliers I order from, they want paypal. -32339;1365150275;bgupta;How is that they are worse than greece but not as fucked as greece. Guessing cause they control their own currency. -32338;1365150306;bgupta;denialdenial: Link? -32337;1365150316;denialdenial;i would expect the japanese to at least make a trillion dollar samurai sword or something -32336;1365150354;denialdenial;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1bo02h/why_1000_in_60_days_a_paypal_comparison/ -32335;1365150359;denialdenial;second page midways -32334;1365150368;denialdenial;/r/bitcoin -32333;1365150538;bgupta;One catch in the theory.. proposited.. it assumes that people using btc for transfer will keep the btc in btc, and not immediately trade back to fiat.. -32332;1365150561;bgupta;that said some of them will. -32331;1365150584;bgupta;so there is definately btc value growth trying to correct. -32330;1365150674;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -32329;1365150693;denialdenial;i think so -32328;1365150697;denialdenial;too much too soon -32327;1365150705;denialdenial;maybe crash, probably not -32326;1365150736;denialdenial;distributing the load across the exchanges should prevent any actual crash -32325;1365150755;bgupta;I don't think so… if there were a crash, I think buyers would come out in droves.. -32324;1365150772;denialdenial;the term crash is way overused -32323;1365150780;bgupta;I certainly would look to liquidate USD equities and move to btc. -32322;1365150781;denialdenial;i doubt will see JUly 2011 again ever -32321;1365150789;denialdenial;no more bitcoins for peenies -32320;1365150805;denialdenial;as long as any exchange stays operational they are going to cost you a lot of money -32319;1365150809;denialdenial;from now on -32318;1365150842;Cryptrader;If BTC becomes a true currency - as businesses slowly adopt it, you will have no reason to exchange them back for fiat -32317;1365150844;taub;i'm still half hoping the system wont collapse -32316;1365150852;taub;would be much better for everyone :( -32315;1365150853;Cryptrader;Or at least not everyone will -32314;1365150857;denialdenial;btcguild troubles me at the moment -32313;1365150870;bgupta;taub: what do you mean by collapse? -32312;1365150890;bgupta;btcguild will self correct. -32311;1365150907;denialdenial;do you know what happened when btcguild updated their bitcoind last -32310;1365150914;Cryptrader;Does anyone know exactly (or close) how big the annual drug trade market is? IE if they all started using bitcoin... -32309;1365150917;denialdenial;i can tell you in case you don't know -32308;1365150924;denialdenial;this was before they has asicminer -32307;1365150940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00070298 = 0.9139 BTC [-] -32306;1365150941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5750 @ 0.00070297 = 4.0421 BTC [-] -32305;1365150943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21200 @ 0.00069413 = 14.7156 BTC [-] -32304;1365150945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2847 @ 0.00068964 = 1.9634 BTC [-] -32303;1365150946;taub;i dont think endless spending and money printing can go on forever -32302;1365150957;bgupta;I know silkroad does about $29 million per month -32301;1365150965;bgupta;but overall it's in billions -32300;1365150967;denialdenial;they updated their bitcoind on their pool but didn't let the db reindex first -32299;1365150978;denialdenial;so miners were being given low diff shares -32298;1365150984;denialdenial;until their wallet was empty -32297;1365150998;denialdenial;what happens if they have 51%, fuck up, fork the chain -32296;1365151003;denialdenial;hash a block -32295;1365151012;bgupta;it would only shift if cartels wanted to keep their stashes in btc.. and I'm not so sure that would be a good thing for btc… IE: governments might use an excuse to outlaw -32294;1365151028;denialdenial;that's why btcguild worries me -32293;1365151070;bgupta;well, I suspect that miners will start moving to oz. -32292;1365151161;bgupta;SO for the sake of arguement… let's assume that btc goes up to 1000usd.. some in this channel think that would be horrible for the btc economy.. can some explain why? -32291;1365151185;denialdenial;i don't think the price matters anymore -32290;1365151187;bgupta;it seems arbitrary... -32289;1365151202;taub;i dont think anyone argues that it's horrible in general -32288;1365151214;taub;mp seems more concerend about the rate it's increasing -32287;1365151237;denialdenial;the price is so high now that mentally the decimal places have already started moving -32286;1365151238;bgupta;on what grounds? -32285;1365151239;taub;ie he doesnt want it to be volatile or full of bubbles and crashes -32284;1365151245;denialdenial;so actual fungibility is being tested now -32283;1365151247;taub;because it scares people away -32282;1365151276;denialdenial;so i don't see how 1000 matters -32281;1365151278;bgupta;but the issue is if it is in fact worth more and trying to correct.. -32280;1365151281;denialdenial;it's a nother decimal place -32279;1365151307;denialdenial;what's the visual and mental difference between .005 btc and .05 btc if they are fundamentally the same -32278;1365151311;bgupta;wouldn't it be better to get that correction out of the way and then let it try to stabialize? -32277;1365151343;bgupta;just throwing thoughts out there -32276;1365151368;denialdenial;stabilize is sort of a funny word to use -32275;1365151371;bgupta;personally I kinda wish btc would stay really low so I can buy more.. -32274;1365151377;taub;sure, bubbles have to be corrected -32273;1365151381;denialdenial;how do you stabilize a queue of 10,000 people wanting to buy something -32272;1365151386;taub;the thought is not to have bubble like growth to begin with -32271;1365151387;denialdenial;more exchanges -32270;1365151393;denialdenial;more everything -32269;1365151396;denialdenial;that takes time -32268;1365151404;bgupta;why does more exchanges help? -32267;1365151406;denialdenial;so expect one hell of a volatile ride -32266;1365151421;denialdenial;because gox is asingle point of failure and it can't handle the load -32265;1365151423;denialdenial;obviously -32264;1365151428;denialdenial;they've said so themselves -32263;1365151444;bgupta;well.. they've said they can't handle ddos attacks -32262;1365151450;denialdenial;there's needs to be 10x the number of operating exchanges there are now -32261;1365151459;denialdenial;to handle the influx of users -32260;1365151466;denialdenial;to stabilize the volatility -32259;1365151468;denialdenial;not he price -32258;1365151483;bgupta;if you spread out to ten exchanges they'd all be semi-illiquid -32257;1365151483;denialdenial;the price is going to do what the exchanges allow it to do -32256;1365151491;denialdenial;the volatility comes from the stops/starts -32255;1365151494;denialdenial;and emotions -32254;1365151498;bgupta;I don't think we need to exchanges. perhaps more money changers -32253;1365151520;bgupta;more retail -32252;1365151531;bgupta;more retail money exchangers -32251;1365151539;bgupta;that keep their own supplies -32250;1365151558;bgupta;they would go to a handful of exchanges for trade.. -32249;1365151562;denialdenial;all of these things feed off each other. what hasn't kept up is the supply -32248;1365151570;denialdenial;or dealers, exchanges -32247;1365151576;bgupta;btc supply? -32246;1365151587;bgupta;of course not, that's baked into the system -32245;1365151590;denialdenial;the supply to "the market" -32244;1365151607;denialdenial;whether that market is real or artificial doesn't matter -32243;1365151614;denialdenial;but until recently it was gox -32242;1365151621;denialdenial;and now it can't be gox alone anymore -32241;1365151635;bgupta;ah the supply of btc.. well with it going up people are reluctant to sell.. and many people will never sell.. -32240;1365151666;denialdenial;the exchanges create the market or better the illusion of the market -32239;1365151670;bgupta;IE: They have moved to btc -32238;1365151675;denialdenial;because money is an illusion -32237;1365151712;denialdenial;a poorly represented market performs poorly -32236;1365151738;bgupta;wall street proper will invest in exchanges at some point.. IE: old financial houses. -32235;1365151758;denialdenial;the oldest con in the book is to invent a problem and then sell the solution to it -32234;1365151767;denialdenial;bit coin didn't invent the problem and it sells itself -32233;1365151799;denialdenial;need more exchanges providing the illusion of stability -32232;1365151805;denialdenial;and thus a stabler market -32231;1365151824;denialdenial;mor people, more exchanges, higher price -32230;1365151851;denialdenial; -32229;1365152569;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00068871 = 13.7742 BTC [-] -32228;1365152631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4273 @ 0.00068871 = 2.9429 BTC [-] -32227;1365153117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00068762 = 0.8939 BTC [-] -32226;1365153119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2178 @ 0.00068761 = 1.4976 BTC [-] -32225;1365153120;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8000 @ 0.00068575 = 5.486 BTC [-] -32224;1365153122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00068518 = 6.4407 BTC [-] -32223;1365153123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8322 @ 0.00068444 = 5.6959 BTC [-] -32222;1365153170;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.15788 BTC [-] -32221;1365153926;bgupta;SO was thinking about the exchange problem… what if Morgan or Goldman bought half a million bitcoins and issued an ETF and let it trade on a standard stock exchange… It would kinda solve some problems, while creating new ones. -32220;1365153969;bgupta;the question is how could they acquire enough btc to do it without messing up the market. -32219;1365154574;bgupta;;;ticker -32218;1365154575;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.29992, Best ask: 136.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50008, Last trade: 136.29992, 24 hour volume: 67541.53345295, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 134.40464 -32217;1365155161;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.3381 = 2.7048 BTC [+] -32216;1365155162;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.33811 = 6.7622 BTC [+] -32215;1365155163;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.339 = 6.78 BTC [+] -32214;1365155594;bitesak;;;ticker -32213;1365155595;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.00001, Best ask: 136.69499, Bid-ask spread: 0.69498, Last trade: 136.69499, 24 hour volume: 67318.91118458, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 134.42469 -32212;1365156121;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 27 @ 0.3391 = 9.1557 BTC [+] -32211;1365156483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00068603 = 1.9552 BTC [+] -32210;1365156611;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 25 @ 0.00439 = 0.1098 BTC [-] -32209;1365157323;mircea_popescu;hickAsThieves> going to bed, i expect you guys to get btc up to 140 while i sleep << and yet it's exactly 133 -32208;1365157366;mircea_popescu; they've been doing this for 30 years tho << ya. but 30 years ago they had a productivr workforce. now they got suicidal teens and otaku young adults -32207;1365157460;mircea_popescu;bgupta> SO for the sake of arguement… let's assume that btc goes up to 1000usd.. some in this channel think that would be horrible for the btc economy.. can some explain why? << read http://trilema.com/2013/its-been-an-epic-few-days-what-happened/ towards the middle -32206;1365157463;mircea_popescu;it explains what's the problem -32205;1365157741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27550 @ 0.00068603 = 18.9001 BTC [+] -32204;1365157747;bgupta;You are claiming there was no DDOS on mtgox, and that it had no impact on price? -32203;1365157758;bgupta;Or am I misreading.. -32202;1365157775;bgupta;sounds like you are claiming sole responsibility for stopping rally -32201;1365157789;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 19 @ 0.0045 = 0.0855 BTC [+] -32200;1365157789;mircea_popescu;mk let me find that other one -32199;1365157800;bgupta;and that mtgox crashed under the load of people selling? -32198;1365157816;mircea_popescu;yeah. -32197;1365157824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 406 @ 0.00313722 = 1.2737 BTC [-] -32196;1365157830;mircea_popescu;that's actually what happened. -32195;1365157875;mircea_popescu;Apr 05 06:06:48 mp, did you do a hacker bat signal to ddos mtgox on the rally to 147? -32194;1365157875;mircea_popescu;Apr 05 06:09:00 http://pastebin.com/4SUXv67h -32193;1365157877;mircea_popescu;that re the ddos. -32192;1365157892;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136498390721.png that re the bubble deflation. -32191;1365157910;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7829 BTC [+] -32190;1365157946;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7829 BTC [+] -32189;1365158223;bitcoin-assets;;; ticker -32188;1365158224;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.00001, Best ask: 136.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.59999, Last trade: 136.60000, 24 hour volume: 67059.71450567, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 134.51139 -32187;1365158301;bgupta;mircea_popescu: http://www.bitcoinrumors.com/2013/04/04/mtgox-announcement-on-ddos-attack/ -32186;1365158344;mircea_popescu;what about that ? -32185;1365158362;bgupta;historically mtgox has been pretty transparant about owning up to their problems -32184;1365158377;bgupta;(After the fact) -32183;1365158382;mircea_popescu;this is exactly opposite to reality, for one. -32182;1365158396;bgupta;You are basically saying they are now lying to the world. -32181;1365158396;mircea_popescu;for the other, whats some random site trying to leech hits by republishing random content to dow ith anything ? -32180;1365158406;mircea_popescu;they have an excellent history of lieing. -32179;1365158438;bgupta;They were very transparent about their screwups leading to the theft of a large amount of btc. -32178;1365158485;bgupta;and what they were doing to mitigate the issue -32177;1365158488;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157360.msg1670345#msg1670345 a fine example -32176;1365158506;mircea_popescu;they are of the persuasion that pr is bullshit & lieing as much as possibkle. -32175;1365158529;mircea_popescu;bgupta they were not transparent about either. they are not transparent now either. i have no idea what you are talking about. -32174;1365158537;mircea_popescu;when mpex reported a ddos there was transparency. -32173;1365158545;mircea_popescu;when mtgox hinted to a dddos there's nothing but pr fluff. -32172;1365158654;bgupta;"I won't bother to compile the endless list of proof to show you just lied" Why not? -32171;1365158707;mircea_popescu;i guess she's lazy -32170;1365158726;mircea_popescu;also we're not quite prepared for serving new people, what i'm saying here is common knowledge among "us". -32169;1365158734;bgupta;Your evidence that they lied is a post from you claiming that they lied.. oh, mpoe-pr isn't you? -32168;1365158736;mircea_popescu;i'm not saying this to exclude you, just saying, this is all very banal crap -32167;1365158752;mircea_popescu;are you following the forum at all ? -32166;1365158787;bgupta;For some reason I thought that it was you… since you are always linking to posts by said avatar. -32165;1365158809;mircea_popescu;she's my forum pr. -32164;1365158834;mircea_popescu;but if you're curious, do a search for mtgox, see what turns up. -32163;1365158855;mircea_popescu;look for that classic piece on the part of inaba where he's been dicked around for months over 20k -32162;1365158884;mircea_popescu;or for that piece where some new guy was complaining about mtgox telling him that his funds are locked and "they'll get in touch with the developers" to fix it. -32161;1365158935;bgupta;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157360.msg1666644;topicseen#msg1666644 claims satisfaction rates of 90-95% which means that unsatisfaction rates are 5-10% -32160;1365158946;bgupta;which isn't really something to brag about -32159;1365158950;bgupta;but they are -32158;1365158961;mircea_popescu;we are not discussing "satisfaction rate" -32157;1365158979;mircea_popescu;we are discussing that mpex handles everything within the same day, and to counter this tux claiomed they do it in 20 minutes. -32156;1365158987;mircea_popescu;except the forum is replete with cases they do no such thing. -32155;1365158999;mircea_popescu;which makes him a liar (again, for that matter, no big deal, it's banal by now) -32154;1365159065;bgupta;they didn't say everything.. they said most.. my take is if they handle more than 50% in 20 minutes… that means that statement is correct.. the rest could take weeks/months. -32153;1365159125;bgupta;I don't yet see evidence of outright lying. -32152;1365159142;mircea_popescu;tyhat is not what he said. -32151;1365159153;mircea_popescu;what he said was : "Most open tickets have a resolution within 20 minutes. Remaining cases are when there is not enough information, or when issues are not simple user-specific issues (or linked to an outage)." -32150;1365159172;mircea_popescu;This means that ALL tickets that are properly spelled out and affect a single user are handledwithin 20 mintes. -32149;1365159193;mircea_popescu;it also means that the ONLY cases where a ticker takes over 20 minutes is when either a. there's no info or b. there's an outage and the ticket relates to the outage. -32148;1365159200;mircea_popescu;reading is very important as a skill. -32147;1365159261;bgupta;well. I'd be curious to know what they mean by "simple user-specific issues" IE: Does that preclude "complicated user-specific issues"? -32146;1365159295;mircea_popescu;heh. -32145;1365159300;mircea_popescu;what i mean is : they are NOT transparent. -32144;1365159309;mircea_popescu;they're horrible communicators, with a long history of such incompetence. -32143;1365159326;mircea_popescu;that people in general read crap like their recent release and think something was said is a property of large crowds of people. -32142;1365159328;mircea_popescu;nothing more. -32141;1365159334;bgupta;I don't read "when issues are not simple user-specific issues (or linked to an outage)" as "when issues are not simple user-specific issues that are linked to an outage" -32140;1365159358;mircea_popescu;again, that's not what i said. -32139;1365159367;mircea_popescu;it also means that the ONLY cases where a ticker takes over 20 minutes is when either a. there's no info or b. there's an outage and the ticket relates to the outage. -32138;1365159369;mircea_popescu;or is an or. -32137;1365159395;bgupta;well, their PR matched my read on the situation, as a number of btc sites where were being hammered at that time. -32136;1365159429;mircea_popescu;for a while. -32135;1365159441;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/boys-and-girls-i-got-news-were-being-probed/ -32134;1365159446;mircea_popescu;this was being discussed two weeks ago. -32133;1365159475;mircea_popescu;and they are still being useless. not saying anything concrete about the ddos -32132;1365159483;mircea_popescu;makes them either dumb or pointless in this context. -32131;1365159490;bgupta;I'm reading it as we take care of simple issues in 20 minutes… complex issues or outage related issues exluded. -32130;1365159506;bgupta;let's see if they will.. what do you want to know? -32129;1365159520;mircea_popescu;the list is in the article above. -32128;1365159549;mircea_popescu;it says specifically what i wish from a service that aspires to be halpful. -32127;1365159868;mircea_popescu;then again i guess that's asking a little much, they probably don't have the technical ability to do anything other than read tickets from their host. -32126;1365159876;mircea_popescu;so they wouldn't kniow what to say anyway. -32125;1365160182;bgupta;I think that they are at a scale that they are using "helpdesk staff" that are largely following scripts. -32124;1365160205;bgupta;If it fits in script they can reply within 20 mins, if not it needs to be escalated -32123;1365160225;bgupta;(Saying this because I have worked in customer service orgs in the past. -32122;1365160263;mircea_popescu;i know they have. -32121;1365160275;bgupta;(I was third level support, and it generally took a long time to get to my desk, and if it did it wasn't trivial to solve. -32120;1365160277;mircea_popescu;but that doesn't give them license to lie about it. -32119;1365160285;mircea_popescu;when i say you suck and mpex owns you, he says "this is true" -32118;1365160288;mircea_popescu;that's telling the truth. -32117;1365160297;mircea_popescu;wehn he comes back wityh "no we're better" he's getting the bitchslap. -32116;1365160300;mircea_popescu;seems logical to me. -32115;1365160329;mircea_popescu;obviously he doesn't have a prayer in hell to compete seeing how he handles < 1k and i do over 1k. of course my service would be better. -32114;1365160333;mircea_popescu;nevertheless... it is what it is. -32113;1365160395;bgupta;well it depends on what your criteria of comparison is… If a pretty site is the criteria, they win.. if never having been hacked is the criteria you win. It's not balck or white. -32112;1365160414;mircea_popescu;no. -32111;1365160421;bgupta;there are many other ways to measure.. those were just two examples. -32110;1365160422;mircea_popescu;the criteria is having customers serviced within the day -32109;1365160425;mircea_popescu;as the post delineated it -32108;1365160430;mircea_popescu;i have no idea why this is so difficult. -32107;1365160605;bgupta;You guys don't even directly compete, so that makes comparison even harder. Anyway this is turning into a bit of a rathole.. IE: we are probably not going to change each others opinions. -32106;1365160637;mircea_popescu;well, the thing is, i'm really uninterested in oppinions. i am stating facts. -32105;1365160657;mircea_popescu;unlike oppinions, facts are verifiable. -32104;1365160944;bgupta;So are the bot algos relatively public? Trying to understand why some spreads are so wide and others aren't? Or are the less tight spreads situations were there is a human counterparties on the book? -32103;1365160952;bgupta;bbiab -32102;1365161023;mircea_popescu;if you mean mpoe bot absolutely not public at all. -32101;1365161331;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.77 = 6.16 BTC [-] -32100;1365161334;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769 BTC [-] -32099;1365161337;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769 BTC [-] -32098;1365161343;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7689 BTC [-] -32097;1365161345;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.7671 = 15.342 BTC [-] -32096;1365164411;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [+] -32095;1365164460;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.365 = 9.125 BTC [+] -32094;1365164520;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.365 = 5.475 BTC [+] -32093;1365164559;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0045 BTC [+] -32092;1365164668;dub;;;ticker -32091;1365164669;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.50339, Best ask: 137.99979, Bid-ask spread: 0.49640, Last trade: 137.99979, 24 hour volume: 67917.79154725, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 134.97076 -32090;1365165856;troc;;;bids 0 -32089;1365165856;gribble;There are currently 31105962 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10993520.0394 USD in total. | Data vintage: 40.9189 seconds -32088;1365166546;bgupta;what's the deal with this? http://coinlab.com/press I seem to still be able to directly access my mtgox account? -32087;1365166551;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7501 BTC [-] -32086;1365166827;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [+] -32085;1365167046;bgupta;;;goxlag -32084;1365167047;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.270389 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.000541856528574 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -32083;1365167812;jurov;bgupta: seems no deal so far, at all -32082;1365167834;KRS1337;wtf is up with LTC price -32081;1365167836;jurov;they announced just move of "biggest account" -32080;1365167852;bgupta;links? -32079;1365167954;KRS1337;does this mean its done? -32078;1365167962;jurov;bgupta: http://coinlab.com/status -32077;1365168017;jurov;KRS1337: imho just more people like me pulled out some ltcs from socks -32076;1365168023;bgupta;seems at some point it will come mandatory? -32075;1365168051;KRS1337;dont understand -32074;1365168079;jurov;KRS1337: i had quite a few ltcs bought year ago stashed at various places -32073;1365168084;jurov;and recently sold some -32072;1365168088;bgupta;KRS1337: What is your question? IE: WHo are you talking to? -32071;1365168096;KRS1337;jurov -32070;1365168100;jurov;so more ppl did the same, i guess -32069;1365168108;bgupta;so jurov you aren't gonna wait to see if mtgox wil follow through? -32068;1365168116;KRS1337;so the ltcs at BTC-e are worthless, but tthe ltc's at another exchange arent? -32067;1365168133;jurov;bgupta, just get rid off mtgox completely. fortunately i'm not american, just following -32066;1365168161;KRS1337;will I lose my btc investment too soon? wtf is going on -32065;1365168168;KRS1337;great friday morning i woke up to -32064;1365168173;jurov;imho coinlab hit some major snags with these alphas, hence no update -32063;1365168184;bgupta;ltc had rally on mtgox rumor/pseudo-news.. (that mtgox was gonna trade ltc) -32062;1365168184;jurov;KRS1337: what??? -32061;1365168200;bgupta;jurov, where else can I trade btc with liqudity -32060;1365168230;jurov;bgupta, trade mpex stocks instead :D -32059;1365168243;KRS1337;jurov: idk..i see ltc tanking then i hear get away from gox..idk what to do -32058;1365168253;jurov;and if you absolutely must trade btcusd, bitfloor seems to be rising. -32057;1365168293;KRS1337;so i can probably transfer them to another exchange? I see people on btc-e losing their asses -32056;1365168295;KRS1337;on ltc -32055;1365168303;bgupta;am trading AM but not trading on MPOE yet. -32054;1365168304;jurov;KRS1337: just inform yourself at recent mtgox happenings. they are just seriously inept. -32053;1365168313;jurov;and i never said anything about btc-e!!! -32052;1365168347;KRS1337;i know..its just me -32051;1365168365;bgupta;KRS1337: Dude ltc hit an all time high on btc-e based on rumos that mtgox is gonna start allowing ltc trading there.. -32050;1365168392;jurov;that's bs, it went up before that announcement -32049;1365168394;bgupta;it's pulled back quite a bit as people who bought ltc at very low prices are taking profits -32048;1365168403;KRS1337;its all in the red -32047;1365168407;KRS1337;low $3? -32046;1365168521;jurov;i'm not going to predict anything. just don't panic and wait it out -32045;1365168535;KRS1337;hmmm maybe i can buy a ton right now -32044;1365168547;KRS1337;but when it slows down -32043;1365168569;jurov;it is possible ltc will get more attractive since btc starts to be unusable for micropayments. or maybe not. -32042;1365168727;bgupta;KRS-1: it was below $.10 not that long ago.. -32041;1365168775;bgupta;KRS1337: to [ut it in perspective http://www.ltc-charts.com/period-charts.php?period=3-months&resolution=day&pair=ltc-btc&market=btc-e -32040;1365168807;bgupta;look at the chart and relax -32039;1365168818;KRS1337;mk -32038;1365168831;bgupta;it's way more volitile than btc at the moment -32037;1365168865;KRS1337;ya thats a good thing..i have no long term interest in ltc..just wanted to throw a buch down right quick but did not expect this -32036;1365168891;bgupta;buy or sell? -32035;1365168904;mircea_popescu;what, ltc bubble popping ? -32034;1365169024;KRS1337;yeh looks like value gone way done -32033;1365169028;KRS1337;down -32032;1365169184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00070684 = 0.9189 BTC [+] -32031;1365169184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00070685 = 0.9189 BTC [+] -32030;1365169186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3400 @ 0.00070686 = 2.4033 BTC [+] -32029;1365169264;bgupta;if ltc moves to mtgox it will get some liquidity… can't say that will neccesarily help the price but it should be eaasier than btc-e -32028;1365169353;joeykrim;mircea_popescu, talked last night with kakobrekla who recommended i ask you .. ive been putting in bets on bitbet.us and was wondering if you had any insight on why some get rejected? -32027;1365169371;mircea_popescu;well, have you looked at the faq any ? -32026;1365169373;joeykrim;wanted to refine my approach to help save us both time and put in better bet suggestions hah -32025;1365169381;mircea_popescu;this is a merituous approach. -32024;1365169381;joeykrim;read the faq, stay away from bad bets, something i would bet on -32023;1365169394;mircea_popescu;right. pm some examples then -32022;1365169408;mircea_popescu;KRS1337 maybe you're confusing price and value ? -32021;1365169413;joeykrim;can i pm you the address ive been using? -32020;1365169421;mircea_popescu;pretty much the one use of ltc that i can see atm is to play ponzi. do you see another ? -32019;1365169432;mircea_popescu;joeykrim sure that works. -32018;1365169438;joeykrim;sent thx -32017;1365169736;KRS1337;yes mircea popescu i am -32016;1365169741;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Arguably one could have said the same about btc 3 years ago… IE: Many claimed btc was a big ponzi scheme that created value out of nothing.. I'm not convinced but there may be value in having more than one cc. -32015;1365169764;KRS1337;maybe.. bgupta i think about that -32014;1365169804;mircea_popescu;bgupta this is a broken argument. -32013;1365169818;mircea_popescu;at the time people were saying that about btc 1. btc was unique and 2. they were being ignorant. -32012;1365169838;mircea_popescu;at the time i'm saying this about ltc, 1. ltc is a copy of btc with no actual advantage and 2. i'm not ignorant. -32011;1365169996;deadweasel;;;ticker -32010;1365169997;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.56113, Best ask: 136.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.33887, Last trade: 136.90000, 24 hour volume: 68876.63929509, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 135.14460 -32009;1365170000;deadweasel;morning all -32008;1365170096;mircea_popescu;hya -32007;1365170144;MJR_;;;bc,24hbrc -32006;1365170145;gribble;Error: "bc,24hbrc" is not a valid command. -32005;1365170149;MJR_;hi all -32004;1365170195;mircea_popescu;ello -32003;1365170289;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -32002;1365170290;gribble;134.80 -32001;1365170327;MJR_;;;goxlag -32000;1365170328;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.702306 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00140741336059 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -31999;1365170335;MJR_;;;ticker -31998;1365170336;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.50000, Best ask: 136.99899, Bid-ask spread: 0.49899, Last trade: 136.50000, 24 hour volume: 69060.31474902, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 135.14890 -31997;1365170374;MJR_;;;bids 0 -31996;1365170376;gribble;There are currently 31113948 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11041719.7415 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0106 seconds -31995;1365170839;mircea_popescu;o look, 11 mn -31994;1365170921;mircea_popescu;https://self-evident.org/?p=993 -31993;1365170928;mircea_popescu;whoever is writing that please get better colors. -31992;1365171001;KRS1337;if I want to sell btc but gox is lagging really bad does that mean i get a really bad market price or my sell orders might not go through? -31991;1365171040;bgupta;umm it means that you need to read what the difference is between a market order and a limit order -31990;1365171085;mircea_popescu;KRS-1 use limit orders i guess -31989;1365171090;mircea_popescu;yeah -31988;1365171105;bgupta;;;goxlag -31987;1365171105;gribble;MtGox lag is 15.922054 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0319076179438 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -31986;1365171179;KRS1337;ok thanks -31985;1365171197;KRS1337;I appreciate your insight -31984;1365171236;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -31983;1365171239;gribble;Current Blocks: 229785 | Current Difficulty: 6695826.282596251 | Next Difficulty At Block: 229823 | Next Difficulty In: 38 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 hours, 30 minutes, and 51 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 7687054.9986 | Estimated Percent Change: 14.80368 -31982;1365171262;bgupta;;;ticker -31981;1365171263;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.50000, Best ask: 137.99900, Bid-ask spread: 0.49900, Last trade: 137.99999, 24 hour volume: 69290.11482755, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 135.16736 -31980;1365171266;bgupta;;;goxlag -31979;1365171267;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.238126 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00248119064125 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -31978;1365171285;KRS1337;yes- limit order that is what i meant about my sell order not going through- market price is lower than my selling price at that moment, but my view to the actual market price is obscure -31977;1365171308;KRS1337;this can cause a major sell mentality with people -31976;1365171326;KRS1337;people are lemmings for the most part -31975;1365171446;KRS1;im not sure cloudflare KNOWS how to protect against dos, they just seem to put up a maint page if it gets too bad -31974;1365171497;Scrat;KRS1 they actually do and it's great value for price, but not very secure -31973;1365171503;Scrat;they MITM all your traffic -31972;1365171520;KRS1;yet when it gets too bad, it goes to their "offline" page -31971;1365171527;mircea_popescu;scrat has it. -31970;1365171542;mircea_popescu;its consumer doohickey, great for if your ex's nephew is ddosing your cooking blog -31969;1365171550;KRS1;right.. -31968;1365171552;joeykrim;KRS1, i think you might only see that in one specific region until they re-route to another region -31967;1365171561;KRS1;that could be-yes -31966;1365171569;KRS1;or their customers are just not big enough?? -31965;1365171583;KRS1;big $ demands moar pipe? -31964;1365171636;KRS1;reminds me of back in the day with foonet mafia..its been a while. -31963;1365171835;mircea_popescu;all these idiots thinking they're "journalists" -31962;1365171837;mircea_popescu;it boggles the mind. -31961;1365172047;KRS1;lol someones about to buy 3900 namecoins for 30 btc -31960;1365172081;Scrat;today's fuckup: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1bq2p8/coinbase_publishes_your_name_and_email_publicly/c98yibg -31959;1365172085;mircea_popescu;what those are a dollar too ? -31958;1365172092;mircea_popescu;bwahaha o gawd. -31957;1365172094;Scrat;sorry for incoming paste -31956;1365172101;Scrat;[14:22] http://www.facebook.com/harley.skyberg?ref=ts&fref=ts -31955;1365172101;Scrat;[14:22] bought -31954;1365172101;Scrat;[14:22] https://coinbase.com/checkouts/dd24f66b49e34b97d2bbe0e3a9a2eeb4 -31953;1365172101;Scrat;[14:22] 229BTC worth of a drug called ""AVALANCHE SPA POWDER"" - ie. the kind of quantity the feds might be interested in. -31952;1365172101;Scrat;[14:22] coinbase just ruined somebodies life -31951;1365172120;cads;hey mircea_popescu , ce faci? -31950;1365172130;mircea_popescu;bine -31949;1365172141;mircea_popescu;ouch -31948;1365172160;KRS1;they should just give me the 30 btc instead of buying namecoins, at least i'll talk dirty to them or something -31947;1365172178;cads;heeh -31946;1365172244;mircea_popescu;Scrat i bet the forum will be full of people saying "thank you mpoe-pr for warning us not to trust these muppets a month ago" -31945;1365172264;Scrat;who the fuck is mpoe-pr, isn't that you? -31944;1365172269;mircea_popescu;my pr. -31943;1365172273;Bugpowder;lol -31942;1365172293;Bugpowder;Bids now > $11.1MM -31941;1365172304;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder and yet the price is going nowehre. -31940;1365172333;mircea_popescu;so it wasn't gox doing it, it's not related to the dollars on the exhange, running out of theories here. -31939;1365172378;KRS1;haha scrat -31938;1365172508;saulimus;Bugpowder, yes, at those prices they bid at. -31937;1365172540;cads;mircea_popescu: I have a help request and project proposal for you. -31936;1365172545;mircea_popescu;shoot. -31935;1365172570;cads;mircea_popescu: this summer I will work towards implementing a marketplace for BTC <-> LTC futures. -31934;1365172575;mircea_popescu;KRS1 http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/network/2005/02/04/ddos.html btw -31933;1365172586;cads;mircea_popescu: Is that the kind of project that you would be interested in mentoring? -31932;1365172602;mircea_popescu;are you hiring a consultant ? -31931;1365172640;cads;No, I intend to do all the research and coding myself - API + engine. The web front end will be done by friends. -31930;1365172641;KRS1;mircea popescu: yeah there was a lot of publicity on that..I'm good friends with the guy who caused it..it seems homeland security was on the same network he was killing for 3 weeks -31929;1365172649;KRS1;so they paid him a visit.. -31928;1365172660;mircea_popescu;link is to charges dismissed. -31927;1365172667;mircea_popescu;cads aha ok. -31926;1365172672;KRS1;noooo he went to prison.. -31925;1365172679;KRS1;the thing is..his company was getting DDoS'd and he was hitting them back, but 10X harder -31924;1365172696;KRS1;it was a big fiasco and admittedly exciting back then -31923;1365172718;mircea_popescu;but... -31922;1365172722;mircea_popescu;the link... -31921;1365172755;cads;mircea_popescu: I would not be able to pay you for your time. I would want to talk to you about high level architecture and implementation details. -31920;1365172793;mircea_popescu;well, whatever you get away with leeching in public chan then i guess. -31919;1365172794;KRS1;yeah the link..i really can't explain it..i had to wait for Paul to get out, he told me about it..sucked..he did time. -31918;1365172797;cads;mircea_popescu: barring any formal mentorship/student relationship, I would like at least to ask you basic questions over the next few months. -31917;1365172804;mircea_popescu;finance consulting is finance consulting, more expensive than hiring a lawyer, -31916;1365172810;mircea_popescu;which is more expensive than going to the dentist -31915;1365172864;cads;I agree. I would be asking essentially for 'gratis' financial consulting. Not a winning proposition for you by any means. -31914;1365172879;bitesak;sounds like a great idea -31913;1365172895;mircea_popescu;prolly needs a better model. -31912;1365172920;mircea_popescu;in general this "i shall put together found items in the hope of constructing something of value" works fine if what you're doing is art projects in highschool. -31911;1365172921;ThickAsThieves;i think mp is saying you dont have to ask to ask, and he doesnt have to answer -31910;1365172930;cads;I in turn have some wonky ideas. I want to build the core engine in haskell. I want to release the software for free. I'd like to help run the exchange, but I do not wish to be paid for it. -31909;1365172941;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes, that, plus, you can't sanely rely on the end result working. -31908;1365172986;cads;mircea_popescu: this is part of what I consider my "free work". Some people do a finance internship. I will build an exchange. -31907;1365173013;Scrat;cads: haskell would be a bad idea. only a few people in the world would be able to read it -31906;1365173036;cads;"free work", of course, is not work I do for free, but work I do to increase my public reputation in ways beyond what normal allowances of authority would give. -31905;1365173040;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.445 BTC [-] -31904;1365173045;KRS1;lol haskell -31903;1365173054;MJR_;hey, haskell is kinda cool -31902;1365173068;Scrat;try erlang -31901;1365173071;MJR_;someone was trying to port bitcoin-qt to haskell -31900;1365173075;mircea_popescu;cads yeah well, most people don't dop internships on opm -31899;1365173115;mircea_popescu;so the most reasonable thing to do is set a clear sum of your own pocket aside as guarantee (10 btc, .5 btc, w/e) -31898;1365173119;mircea_popescu;and limit trades to that. -31897;1365173136;mircea_popescu;and put a plain warning in the about file, this is what this is. -31896;1365173147;cads;Scrat: I agree writing the code in haskell would make the software obscure. However I know a number of derivatives design and valuation packages that run in haskell. Haskell has great support for financial contracts. -31895;1365173172;mircea_popescu;as long as you're learning you can use anything you want. -31894;1365173174;mircea_popescu;use fortran -31893;1365173176;cads;Speculatively, haskell provides a direct path for producing code that is verified mathematically correct -31892;1365173208;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -31891;1365173209;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 138.47700, Best ask: 138.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02300, Last trade: 138.50000, 24 hour volume: 68834.52654232, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 135.21438 -31890;1365173222;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 139.94 -31889;1365173224;gribble;There are currently 1842.3181 bitcoins offered at or under 139.94 USD, worth 256753.041292 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0014 seconds -31888;1365173225;cads;only languages that are harder to use than haskell offer this feature. Language such as Agda II, Cayenne, bitc, or Coq. -31887;1365173234;cads;and yes, I said Coq :P -31886;1365173237;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 135 -31885;1365173237;gribble;There are currently 2698.3713 bitcoins demanded at or over 135.0 USD, worth 365396.597563 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.2939 seconds -31884;1365173306;bitesak;;;asks 149 -31883;1365173306;gribble;There are currently 17923.011 bitcoins offered at or under 149.0 USD, worth 2583454.10924 USD in total. | Data vintage: 82.4161 seconds -31882;1365173405;KRS1;there it goes 3224 namecoins for 24 btc -31881;1365173406;KRS1;lol -31880;1365173524;cads;mircea_popescu: I am a mathematician, not a coder, so I don't expect this project to succeed without some serious help. I have the whole #haskell community. I have 5 years of haskell. I can use ruby, python, php etc for frontend. I will rework my ideas on attribution and profit share (it may be best to arrange that I profit financially from a successful completion). Will this be a project you can provide moral support to? -31879;1365173583;cads;mircea_popescu: aside from moral support and guidance, I will ask questions about how the mpex was implemented. -31878;1365173625;cads;This is all. I do not expect more than an hour each week of interspersed conversation. About as much as we've talked already, in fact. -31877;1365173679;cads;in fact, I think I'm happy with your proposed offering of whatever I can pick up in here. -31876;1365173709;MJR_;could he use a non-turing complete forth-like scripting language? -31875;1365173712;MJR_;jk -31874;1365173757;cads;eventually when I can model arbitrary contracts, they will be implemented as a non-turing complete contract-composition syntax -31873;1365173817;cads;MJR, I will be following the classical "Composing Contracts" paper: http://contracts.scheming.org/ -31872;1365173870;MJR_;kewl -31871;1365173904;MJR_;i was just drawing a parallel to the scripting aspect of bitcoin transactions -31870;1365173916;mircea_popescu;cads those you certainly aren't getting answered. -31869;1365173931;MJR_;but i got my backend exhchange stuff working...step one is complete -31868;1365174056;mircea_popescu;if you think about it, this is proprietary sowftware which constitutes the main tangible asset of a corp mkt-valued at about a hundred million dollars. -31867;1365174078;MJR_;mpex? -31866;1365174081;mircea_popescu;yea -31865;1365174084;MJR_;nice -31864;1365174132;cads;mircea_popescu: sounds like a reasonable protection -31863;1365174203;mircea_popescu;there's parts about mpex that are very open, such as for instance the use of gpg to protect orderflow -31862;1365174208;cads;Also, as I intend to publicly document each step of the process, and then release the result for free to whoever wishes to provide starting reserve capital, I understand I will get ridiculed -31861;1365174212;mircea_popescu;or some parts of the server architecture -31860;1365174224;mircea_popescu;these are well documented on trilema, and i'm pushing people to adopt them -31859;1365174240;mircea_popescu;(people, being donkeys, know better, so they continue getting owned a la coinbase) -31858;1365174325;error4733;sold coinbase mail DB PM for offer -31857;1365174358;error4733;:trollface: -31856;1365174368;mircea_popescu;10ltc -31855;1365174385;cads;:D -31854;1365174439;mircea_popescu;what's moral support in your definition ? -31853;1365174624;cads;mircea_popescu: I believe that what a student can do greatly increases even by having a teacher that says 'it is possible'. Moral support means philosophical and encouragement. It would mean a great deal to have whatever positive, constructive input you wish to provide. When we provide others with moral support, we do it only so far as it helps our reputation or internal sense of gratification at having helped someone. -31852;1365174662;mircea_popescu;a, that's a different beast. -31851;1365174671;mircea_popescu;it certainly possible to build a ltc/btc futures market. -31850;1365174702;mircea_popescu;unless you're pointedly an idiot about it, it's going to be useful, too. -31849;1365174729;mircea_popescu;the other definition of moral support however is as to third parties. you can't go around saying "i'm working with mp on this" unless we actually have a deal of some sort. -31848;1365174784;cads;mircea_popescu: I would certainly keep you on the anonymous gratitude lisk -31847;1365174797;cads;even up to what we've talked already -31846;1365174813;MJR_;basically stressing the difference between "endorsement" and "encouragement" -31845;1365174819;cads;precisely -31844;1365174821;mircea_popescu;something like that. -31843;1365174836;cads;I do not wish to profit from recieving your public endorsement, no. -31842;1365174862;mircea_popescu;it's not a crime, it's business. stuff i sign off on does better in the marketplacer -31841;1365174864;cads;any private friendship will be repayed in kind to my social network. -31840;1365174870;mircea_popescu;s.bbet being probably the shiniest example. -31839;1365174874;cads;I believe I am creating this exchange as a gift to the community -31838;1365174890;mircea_popescu;but anyway : deprived is one fellow actively doing some ltc/btc futures stuff, tho mostly otc. -31837;1365174891;MJR_;now you are getting on shaky territory -31836;1365174916;cads;I do not wish to profit from it in ways other than 1) public reputation if I succed, and 2) transferrable skills regardless of whether I fail or succeed. -31835;1365174918;MJR_;its funny but "altruism" engenders less trust than profit -31834;1365174928;cads;I agree -31833;1365174937;MJR_;those should be positive side effects of a workable sustainable plan -31832;1365174974;mircea_popescu;yeah, this entire "make a gift to the community" thing is suspect. -31831;1365174985;MJR_;hehehe, i knew thats what you would say -31830;1365174986;mircea_popescu;doing a general "this is how a successful business is made" documentary thing is one thing. -31829;1365174995;mircea_popescu;but when taaki stole and "released" the bitcoinica code -31828;1365175004;mircea_popescu;the only result was some even worse idiots made bitfinex. -31827;1365175026;mircea_popescu;there's no real benefit in making an open source thing the general public may confuse with a financial market to their detriment. -31826;1365175046;mircea_popescu;empowering people to run nuclear power plants in their garage is not a good thing -31825;1365175062;cads;mircea_popescu: I have already been advised once that for the project to succeed and be safe and beneficial long term. -31824;1365175069;MJR_;hmmm...great idea...but can we sell that? -31823;1365175085;MJR_;(garage based nuclear power) -31822;1365175085;cads;I am starting to change my opinion, due to the 'trust' argument -31821;1365175124;DeaDTerra;WTS G.SDICE,G.MPOE,G.BBET,BTCQuick :) pm me with offer -31820;1365175141;cads;mircea_popescu: this is where this community's advice is already coming in handy. -31819;1365175146;cads;I can see reason. -31818;1365175179;cads;If I have to set myself up to financially benefit, and hold the new company as a private organization, I will -31817;1365175182;MJR_;point is, people can't calculate your ephemeral motives, hence they can't arrive at the same conclusions...if based on clear mathematical profit model, they can arrive at the same conclusions and see the benefits -31816;1365175213;mircea_popescu;cads you can run it as a strictly limited operation. -31815;1365175216;MJR_;people trust that other people will do whats in their own self interest -31814;1365175219;cads;of course, whether I give my income to charity will be a private decision then. My inventive to serve the project honestly will come from that. -31813;1365175229;mircea_popescu;"i am doing this to learn, it's not for serious, i have 10 btc set in escrow with X if site fucks up" -31812;1365175232;mircea_popescu;that also works. -31811;1365175238;cads;Yes. -31810;1365175239;mircea_popescu;may be more adequate for what you want. -31809;1365175257;cads;I think that would be a suitable initial offering. -31808;1365175269;cads;The high level bells and whistles will come in later iterations. -31807;1365175274;mircea_popescu;publish your total exposure/don't let people expose you over that sumand that'sthat. -31806;1365175276;MJR_;i think that mpex's model is great...what if x, x', x'' and x''' happen -31805;1365175289;mircea_popescu;if you blow up escrow saves you, and you will be the first failed bitcoin business that failed correctly. -31804;1365175303;mircea_popescu;would be worth failing just for that. -31803;1365175310;cads;That would be extremely valuable to me, even as a failure. -31802;1365175315;mircea_popescu;well to everyone. -31801;1365175331;mircea_popescu;shows you had the sense to a. ask b. think through c. implement something safe. -31800;1365175333;mircea_popescu;big deal. -31799;1365175351;cads;Certainly -31798;1365175369;cads;very well, I am optimistic about this response -31797;1365175375;mircea_popescu;and in general i've always supported stuff that was made to be safe. -31796;1365175387;mircea_popescu;my girl regularly roils over things that calously put the public in grave danger -31795;1365175392;mircea_popescu;for minor benefits of the "entrepreneur" -31794;1365175426;mircea_popescu;just not a sustainable model. -31793;1365175476;cads;my eventual goal is attain skills needed to write 1) a mathematical specification of a secure trading 2) a program that is provably correct relative that specification -31792;1365175491;cads;secure trading platform* -31791;1365175542;mircea_popescu;cads you ever seen the -31790;1365175543;mircea_popescu;hm where isi t -31789;1365175544;cads;this is a level of rigor that a few years ago produced L4-Verified, the world's first mathematically correct unix micro-kernel -31788;1365175555;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/probably-the-hottest-business-idea-of-the-moment-in-btc/ -31787;1365175616;mircea_popescu;if you can actually build a business on that model for instance, i'd certainly list it. -31786;1365175685;MJR_;that looks awesome -31785;1365175697;MJR_;and it is in some ways a "futures" hedge on code -31784;1365175722;MJR_;never cease to amaze me -31783;1365175731;cads;mircea_popescu: though I would be thrilled to offer that, frankly I would need 5 years of software dev manager work before I could assemble and run such a team, to completely forget about capital. -31782;1365175733;MJR_;*slow claps* -31781;1365175746;cads;But yes. That is the type of sector I wish to enter. -31780;1365175751;mircea_popescu;this is true, just, since we were on the topic of provavbility. -31779;1365175785;cads;yeah, I also believe offering provability services would be a great extension to that model -31778;1365175819;cads;thanks for sharing that, It's going into my business models brainstorming file -31777;1365175852;cads;Okay, I will first brainstorm about a ~10BTC service -31776;1365175856;pgp;cads: are you doing this for a dissertation? -31775;1365175871;cads;pgp: I'm not sure if I'm going to remain in school -31774;1365175874;mircea_popescu;basically there is going to be space for 10k mathematicians and 100k software experts (this is NOT webdevelopers, ruby coders etc) -31773;1365175882;mircea_popescu;all making great salaries, out of btc. -31772;1365175884;MJR_;hahaha -31771;1365175888;mircea_popescu;more jobs than all qe rounds ever created. -31770;1365175896;pgp;drop out - start up -31769;1365175902;cads;if I do, then yes, I expect to use topics like this for my masters/phd -31768;1365175915;mircea_popescu;i always said the power of an idea is the number of people it can make drop out of school. -31767;1365175924;mircea_popescu;this is why whoredom is such a great thing. -31766;1365175948;cads;but I also have work in applied logic and economics and game theory that is promising -31765;1365175951;MJR_;i think you can draw a clear parrallel to "crop harvesting" and "code development"...it actually seems like a perfect analogy in some ways -31764;1365175961;cads;this is more of a project to tempt myself to leave school over :D -31763;1365175977;pgp;lol -31762;1365175998;cads;I might be overcommitting -31761;1365176009;cads;but I should certainly be able to push up a _small_ service -31760;1365176037;cads;I am also recruiting investors for a 3d printing business I'd like to help my brother set up -31759;1365176043;mircea_popescu;one of the advantages of the 10btc backstop is that it disencentivises overengineering -31758;1365176048;mircea_popescu;it is, after all, 10 btc. -31757;1365176052;cads;yep! :D -31756;1365176063;cads;that's a genius architecture decision -31755;1365176074;cads;I have no problem refactoring the code to scale it -31754;1365176077;mircea_popescu;yeah, it's kinda why i make a lot of money consulting. -31753;1365176130;cads;mircea_popescu: I tend to give my best advice without knowing it to friends, lol. And less good advice to my consutancy. -31752;1365176139;cads;something I ought to change. -31751;1365176159;mircea_popescu;i've never noticed such -31750;1365176237;cads;well to give an example I helped a friend for free to learn inequalities. Helped me breakthrough a new way to teach inequalities. Spent a couple hours. On the other hand, I charge so much for tutoring that my students often can't afford two hour stretches. -31749;1365176259;cads;and that's where I find the real breakthroughs happen -31748;1365176268;cads;Really the solution is become a better tutor. -31747;1365176278;cads;this is not quite the consulting capacity. -31746;1365176283;mircea_popescu;i only teach slaves these days, pretty much. -31745;1365176306;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -31744;1365176306;cads;haha, aka employees? -31743;1365176309;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.50501, Best ask: 136.94999, Bid-ask spread: 0.44498, Last trade: 136.94999, 24 hour volume: 67129.13784366, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 135.15683 -31742;1365176324;mircea_popescu;no, no. -31741;1365176334;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.15789 = 0.3158 BTC [+] -31740;1365176348;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/nsfw-mosu-cu-joarda/ aka slaves. -31739;1365176514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17150 @ 0.00069535 = 11.9253 BTC [-] -31738;1365176516;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00068933 = 1.034 BTC [-] -31737;1365176557;cads;;) -31736;1365176640;mircea_popescu;http://blockchain.info/address/1JqjoFF8QZwidrTbfnihGHDeu16pbLia1q < ver's shop inbound addy -31735;1365176643;mircea_popescu;total sales, 4k -31734;1365176645;mircea_popescu;why so low ?! -31733;1365176770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00070686 = 6.8565 BTC [+] -31732;1365177036;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -31731;1365177037;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.50206, Best ask: 136.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.44794, Last trade: 136.50206, 24 hour volume: 63557.73550732, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 142.12000, 24 hour vwap: 134.88219 -31730;1365177122;ChaangNoi;only teach slaves eh mp? what is the going rate for a virgian romanian sex slave? (female) -31729;1365177154;mircea_popescu;i don't buy em. -31728;1365177157;mircea_popescu;that's kinda the entire point. -31727;1365177187;ChaangNoi;gifts? -31726;1365177207;ChaangNoi;or just dont has? -31725;1365177240;anarchyxx;if i would be making dollars available, for you to buy bitcoins with - how much would pay for it? 1% per day on the amount I lend? -31724;1365177243;ChaangNoi;ltc correct a bit, anyone know when gox is going to list them? -31723;1365177269;ChaangNoi;ill pay 1% a day says pirateat40 -31722;1365177303;pgp;1% a day sounds about right... -31721;1365177316;mircea_popescu;1% a day ?! what ?! -31720;1365177327;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1.01**365 -31719;1365177327;gribble;37.7834343329 -31718;1365177337;mircea_popescu;what exactly are you doing for 3778% apr -31717;1365177338;pgp;margin lending on buying BTC... -31716;1365177347;ChaangNoi;pirateat40 paid 1% a day:) -31715;1365177353;mircea_popescu;no, he didn't. -31714;1365177356;mircea_popescu;he said he would. -31713;1365177358;pgp;that's usually what it is over at bitfinex -31712;1365177359;mircea_popescu;different story. -31711;1365177368;ChaangNoi;he did for almost a year:) -31710;1365177378;mircea_popescu;using bitfinex is like swimming in the east river. -31709;1365177381;ChaangNoi;then the sec, lulz -31708;1365177420;pgp;448167.3 USD in outstanding margin loans at weighted averae of 224.08% -31707;1365177444;ChaangNoi;but really, who wants fiat? -31706;1365177488;troc;;;bids 0 -31705;1365177489;gribble;There are currently 31116429 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11492698.8359 USD in total. | Data vintage: 101.1584 seconds -31704;1365177496;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -31703;1365177497;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.61003, Best ask: 136.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.33997, Last trade: 136.95000, 24 hour volume: 61707.94188656, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 141.95999, 24 hour vwap: 134.66885 -31702;1365177501;pgp;how much of the rate is time value of USD vs BTC and how much of it is risk premium of letting those guys hold your USD? -31701;1365177508;ChaangNoi;11 million in bids, nice -31700;1365177541;mircea_popescu;stable btc, even nicer. -31699;1365177550;ChaangNoi;rock seems to be refuling, i bet next week is a nice jump again (assuming no massive crash on the weekend) -31698;1365177553;anarchyxx;yeah its very stable compared to 2 days ago, i like it a lot -31697;1365177556;mircea_popescu;two days. this clearly proves btc is not a bubble. -31696;1365177571;ChaangNoi;:) -31695;1365177589;ChaangNoi;ltc was over $5 for two days lol -31694;1365177597;ChaangNoi;it crashed quit a bit -31693;1365177613;anarchyxx;i heard some guy dumped 25% of his btc, and made 600k - you think thats a smart move to get out 25% of your stash right now? -31692;1365177633;ChaangNoi;i sold 25% of my ltc for btc, then sold that into cash -31691;1365177651;ChaangNoi;but im not selling my btc stash -31690;1365177659;ChaangNoi;not until 850ish -31689;1365177666;ChaangNoi;and then only 10 to 25% -31688;1365177668;pgp;gotta live... and life still runs on fiat... -31687;1365177687;cads;mircea_popescu: ah, those kinds of slave. And they have so much to learn I can understand why teaching anyone else might be low priority. -31686;1365177689;ChaangNoi;ltc just up 10,000% in 2 months i was like, yeah time to lock in profits -31685;1365177702;anarchyxx;in case of ltc i can't blame you -31684;1365177725;ChaangNoi;i had way more than anyone should have, i got lucky -31683;1365177770;mircea_popescu;cads moreover, it resolves the "can't afford to pay" issue nicely. -31682;1365177782;bitesak;but you said you were probably the unluckiest chap in bitcoin_ -31681;1365177796;mircea_popescu;bitesak he changes about weekly. -31680;1365177798;cads;mircea_popescu: they _pay_ for your teaching? -31679;1365177812;mircea_popescu;cads seeing how i own them already, they don't have to. -31678;1365177838;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.919 BTC [+] -31677;1365177962;cads;mircea_popescu: very dark. That always seems like nothing more than a game to me. I think I'd have to develop the ownership mentality to be a really good master. -31676;1365177989;mircea_popescu;nothing dark about it -31675;1365177998;mircea_popescu;education doesn't really work under any other paradigm anyway. -31674;1365178040;cads;Yep, if it's not authentic the atmosphere suffers. -31673;1365178053;cads;*shrug* -31672;1365178081;cads;plenty of time to play in that regard when I am entirely more possessed of my own sense of greatness -31671;1365178103;mircea_popescu;i suspect such a sense is moreover dangerous in that context. -31670;1365178157;cads;a humble master, huh? -31669;1365178165;ChaangNoi;http://buzz.money.cnn.com/2013/04/05/bitcoin-bubble/?section=money_topstories&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+rss%2Fmoney_topstories+(Top+Stories -31668;1365178184;mircea_popescu;teh true master, beyond great and humble. -31667;1365178206;cads;Things to learn. In time ;) -31666;1365178295;mircea_popescu;2nd jgb halt today -31665;1365178299;mircea_popescu;japan isn't doing too well. -31664;1365178322;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.003498 = 0.007 BTC [+] -31663;1365178361;ChaangNoi;lol japan... -31662;1365178503;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/376/bfl-will-stop-giving-refunds-on-bitforce-sc/ -31661;1365178581;kakobrekla;things will be getting back to normal shortly. -31660;1365178808;ChaangNoi;what is not normal? (other than japan)? -31659;1365179201;MJR_;mircea_popescu: this article is great -31658;1365179202;MJR_;http://nymag.com/news/features/tide-detergent-drugs-2013-1/index1.html -31657;1365179246;MJR_;"medium of exchange" is the most flexible part of money... -31656;1365179264;mircea_popescu;i recall reading that exact thing months ago -31655;1365179314;kakobrekla;http://forexmagnates.com/bitcoin-denominated-mt4-trading-at-bit4x/ -31654;1365179351;MJR_;ah, someone talking about bitcoins linked to that, i thought it was very interesting -31653;1365179405;mircea_popescu;the gall of these people. -31652;1365179417;mircea_popescu;so coinbase comes up with a warning, against phishing. -31651;1365179437;mircea_popescu;how did the phishers get the emails ? coinbase leak ? a, we don't mention that. -31650;1365179461;mircea_popescu;fucking scum at the bottom of the bitcoin pond, these people. -31649;1365179466;deadweasel;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167900.0 -31648;1365179474;deadweasel;coinbase is leaking -31647;1365179522;mircea_popescu;yea -31646;1365179528;MJR_;funny how the volume spiked at the same time as the ny market opened -31645;1365179643;deadweasel;correlation, US got woke up or got to their desk. -31644;1365179797;ChaangNoi;i think a lot of this is fund traders doing it on the side -31643;1365179806;ChaangNoi;hell, who of them would not have heard about btc by now -31642;1365179819;cads;mircea_popescu: http://trilema.com/2012/probably-the-hottest-business-idea-of-the-moment-in-btc/#comment-90935 "That’s a good point, if the codebase is small formal validation would probably be the way to go." -31641;1365179830;ChaangNoi;ltc juped as well :/ -31640;1365179832;cads;"One major point which the original article neglects to mention is that this proposed business would be an excellent point of crystallization for true IT competence, drawing some actually qualified people in." -31639;1365179844;cads;mircea_popescu: ding ding ding... -31638;1365179887;cads;I think I might have hit on an interesting idea -31637;1365180235;MJR_;yes, that was my point, is that i think there is increasing volume of people accustomed to a 9:30 EST market opening -31636;1365180264;MJR_;that would be a good metric to track... -31635;1365180288;MJR_;to judge the amount of "institutional" or "wall street" interest -31634;1365180460;cads;mircea_popescu: do you have customers in mind for the code review adventure? -31633;1365180546;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1022 = 0.2044 BTC [-] -31632;1365180602;cads;I'm thinking risk and externalities on the insurance derivative over this kind of service would be _far_ beyond my abilities to manage. However a code review would be quite lucrative and low risk. Also, it might be reasonable to begin offering formal verification services from the gate, or about 1 year after startup. It's not that hard to teach. When you have your own slaves. -31631;1365180607;cads;and I mean employees -31630;1365180628;cads;sex-employees cost too much! -31629;1365180683;cads;The issue I see with formal verification is so few people know to ask for it by name -31628;1365180767;cads;also, I know any number of people that play with the technology _for fun_, but much fewer who have names for themselves (and those guys tend to be happily employed) -31627;1365180798;optimator;I've thought about the insurance thing before. I think you'll end up developing pci-type standards and then measuring / certifying the company against those standards -31626;1365180876;optimator;http://www.pcicomplianceguide.org/pcifaqs.php -31625;1365180896;cads;mircea_popescu: thanks for that stimulating line of thought, I'm getting some positive feedback from my peers already. -31624;1365180896;cads;throwing in the bone about coding an exchange, too -31623;1365180896;cads;I might see some champing at the bit :) -31622;1365180922;mircea_popescu;cads> mircea_popescu: do you have customers in mind for the code review adventure? << sure. pretty much any new service opening. -31621;1365180987;mircea_popescu;optimator i think that direction is pretty much diametrically opposed. -31620;1365181002;optimator;how so? -31619;1365181063;mircea_popescu;let's go by example : the cc industry is pretty much all pci compliant -31618;1365181081;mircea_popescu;about half the cards in the world are available to download on the black market. -31617;1365181089;mircea_popescu;the idea is to succeed not to fail here. -31616;1365181148;optimator;ah. the issue is pci is broke, not that an open sourced bitcoin security standard would fail -31615;1365181156;mircea_popescu;but anyway. pci is pretty much marketing fluff. heavy on the blabla and three letter acronims, pompous definitions and posturing. -31614;1365181169;mircea_popescu;very light on actual anything. which mostly boils down to some penetration testing -31613;1365181176;mircea_popescu;yes -31612;1365181181;cads;http://www.ertos.nicta.com.au/research/l4.verified/approach.pml -31611;1365181186;optimator;sure, but i want to provide insurance to a site. but I'll only insure if they meet some standard. How do you define the standard? individual for each site? -31610;1365181227;mircea_popescu;a, no, if you read the article/comments it's agreed some standards will have to be arrived at/published -31609;1365181233;cads;this approach is essentially extensible to let us create almost anything needed. Bitcoin asic? Verified. LTC asic? verified. Bitcoin stock exchage? -31608;1365181240;cads;Can I hear "verified"? -31607;1365181270;optimator;right - pci, was just a placeholder, for an agreed upon standard -31606;1365181271;MJR_;this could be the "slightly smoky dragon" certification that i have been asking for... -31605;1365181275;mircea_popescu;"Stay tuned for the first commercially available, fully formally verified microkernel." -31604;1365181279;mircea_popescu;what's the news on that btw ? -31603;1365181283;mircea_popescu;optimator right. -31602;1365181294;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -31601;1365181300;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.748 = 1.496 BTC [-] -31600;1365181302;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7401 BTC [-] -31599;1365181305;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -31598;1365181307;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.735 = 5.88 BTC [-] -31597;1365181310;MJR_;my point was that if someone has credibility (mpex) they can call their cert whatever they want, it will have value -31596;1365181338;cads;mircea_popescu: when you realize that this approach takes Coq -> Haskell -> C code, then you see it's about putting Coq in Cunt. Simple. I know ten medium level programmers already dying to be doing this kind of work, even if it was near free. -31595;1365181343;MJR_;so the double cherry truck and slightly smoky dragon were a joke, but they actually could hold weight now -31594;1365181346;mircea_popescu;MJR_ well obviously. kinda why those are there, to make that point. -31593;1365181349;cads;The only part is the veracity of our code -31592;1365181359;mircea_popescu;they weren't entirely a joke. best jokes are half jokes. -31591;1365181365;cads;if we turn out _only_ verified code, our reputation would rise quickly. -31590;1365181366;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 25 @ 0.0038 = 0.095 BTC [-] -31589;1365181366;MJR_;kernel of truth -31588;1365181369;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 11 @ 0.0037 = 0.0407 BTC [-] -31587;1365181381;MJR_;but it points to certification is only as good as certifier -31586;1365181387;mircea_popescu;cads don't get overexcited now. -31585;1365181390;MJR_;in case of mpex...backed by btc -31584;1365181413;mircea_popescu;dow just dropped 100 -31583;1365181416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00333333 = 0.1667 BTC [+] -31582;1365181417;mircea_popescu;is now known as down jones -31581;1365181465;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -31580;1365181467;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.91900000 / 1.919 / 1.91900000 (2 shares, 3.83800000 BTC), 7D: 1.80000000 / 1.96645135 / 2.08000000 (111 shares, 218.27609996 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.8129944 / 2.08000000 (716 shares, 1298.10399240 BTC) -31579;1365181471;thestringpuller;oh wow -31578;1365181478;kakobrekla;O_O -31577;1365181496;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^oix -31576;1365181497;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 93.3570601 / 108.2470225 / 135.80742037 (19613 shares, 8,037.73 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -31575;1365181507;thestringpuller;heh -31574;1365181512;MJR_;i'm seeing bullish sentiment...if you think GLD contracts expiring today struck at 151 are an indicator...those just doubled in value since the open -31573;1365181527;thestringpuller;;;bids 108 -31572;1365181530;gribble;There are currently 35595.81 bitcoins demanded at or over 108.0 USD, worth 4409417.03238 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0056 seconds -31571;1365181628;eyes;hey, anyone got any idea what the precedant is for bets where the conditions become unclear? -31570;1365181630;eyes;eg http://bitbet.us/bet/337/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-may-1st/ -31569;1365181644;mircea_popescu;eyes not really much precedent. what's unclear there ? -31568;1365181653;eyes;the spec on BFL has changed since the bet was made -31567;1365181658;cads;mircea_popescu: *shrug* I do this when I make a connection that turns a deep problem into a resource. You should have seen me years ago each time I realized some little math connection. -31566;1365181666;mircea_popescu;doesn't matter. spec at the time of the bet being created counts. -31565;1365181672;eyes;ok cool -31564;1365181686;eyes;thats what i figured but though i would check :D -31563;1365181700;eyes;thankyou for quick response! -31562;1365181703;mircea_popescu;yeh -31561;1365181708;mircea_popescu;otherwiswe would be too easy -31560;1365181761;mircea_popescu;boingboing.net/2013/04/04/american-public-schools-in-9-s.html -31559;1365181792;mircea_popescu;how long till someone makes an ipad app to pinpoint mentally retarded female students aged 12 to 14, not on their period, with big tits ? -31558;1365181997;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -31557;1365181998;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 22 hours, 30 minutes, and 47 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -31556;1365182007;bgupta;;;ticker -31555;1365182007;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.00000, Best ask: 137.19000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19000, Last trade: 137.00000, 24 hour volume: 60517.06080753, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 139.89998, 24 hour vwap: 134.46786 -31554;1365182026;thestringpuller;;;later tell smickle pm me when you get the chance -31553;1365182026;gribble;The operation succeeded. -31552;1365182042;thestringpuller;;;market sell 100000 -31551;1365182045;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 9458202.1355 USD and would take the last price down to 41.1000 USD, resulting in an average price of 94.5820 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0044 seconds -31550;1365182056;thestringpuller;;;market sell 200000 -31549;1365182057;gribble;A market order to sell 200000 bitcoins right now would net 11368941.2316 USD and would take the last price down to 7.6000 USD, resulting in an average price of 56.8447 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 11.6483 seconds -31548;1365182070;cads;mircea_popescu: as long as american public doesn't know to invest in in policies and products that help identity management and security, shit like this will keep happening. -31547;1365182079;mircea_popescu;cads it's an outrage tho. -31546;1365182092;cads;mircea_popescu: In America, remember, privacy is 'dirty'. -31545;1365182094;cads;A sin. -31544;1365182105;mircea_popescu;collectivist swamp you got going there. -31543;1365182134;thestringpuller;makes us all wanna move to romania -31542;1365182140;cads;'People do naughty things in private!' It's only barely dawning on us that privacy protects you from disgusting things. -31541;1365182185;cads;Have you guys read about Identiti? -31540;1365182191;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: Simona is at the bank, how do I say this phrase. what is is again, ce froumaousa esti? -31539;1365182201;mircea_popescu;ce frumoasa esti. -31538;1365182216;thestringpuller;how does that sound? -31537;1365182225;mircea_popescu;mkay lesee -31536;1365182254;cads;Identifi* http://www.rvl.io/mmalmi/identifi -31535;1365182294;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuCPqiLNeIU -31534;1365182300;cads;It is a proposed complete identity database that will collect all available data on all humans. Get this. For the purpose of leading to a gift economy. -31533;1365182301;mircea_popescu;first few syllables. "ce frumoasa esti" -31532;1365182337;mircea_popescu;cads the retards re-re-re-inventing a broken version of pgp -31531;1365182339;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.36499999 BTC [-] -31530;1365182344;mircea_popescu;i'm so sick of this bullshit -31529;1365182359;mircea_popescu;and of the "start-up" freakshow in general. -31528;1365182381;deadweasel;it's much worse in btc land -31527;1365182398;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.365 BTC [+] -31526;1365182414;jurov;cads, truly fascinating ideas... but i propose to have btc code formally verified first -31525;1365182422;cads;mircea_popescu: worse than that. They want judges to be voted on by a peer network. If the network doesn't like the judge's decision, they can vote another judge. The idea is that people found guilty of crimes will become universally shunned. -31524;1365182433;mircea_popescu;orly. -31523;1365182444;mircea_popescu;because what the public thinks matters. -31522;1365182456;mircea_popescu;the us population < 40 is in dire need of regular weekly beatings -31521;1365182456;cads;as if! -31520;1365182459;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.919 = 3.838 BTC [+] -31519;1365182477;cads;the public _thinks_ its opinion matters, and that's what is important. -31518;1365182490;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: lol -31517;1365182496;cads;Such a system would be so easy to influence it would be ridiculous. -31516;1365182497;mircea_popescu;yeah, i've enjoyed showing better a large swath of variouses since btc. -31515;1365182515;mircea_popescu;jurov ya that'll be the day. -31514;1365182528;cads;jurov: you think the BTC devs would like that? -31513;1365182539;jurov;*chuckles* -31512;1365182543;thestringpuller;haha -31511;1365182555;mircea_popescu;joeykrim hey, still there ? -31510;1365182571;cads;maybe I start my own coin -31509;1365182574;cads;the mathcoin :P -31508;1365182577;jurov;yea making proven correct altchain would be prolly easier -31507;1365182580;mircea_popescu;stop starting things. -31506;1365182584;cads;perfectly verified code base :D -31505;1365182596;KRS-1;you should use haskell -31504;1365182618;mircea_popescu;he should use bitc and name the service oink -31503;1365182678;thestringpuller;oink like the bittorrent tracker? -31502;1365182713;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 11 @ 0.39 = 4.29 BTC [+] -31501;1365182728;mircea_popescu;bitcoink the bitc whatever -31500;1365182840;thestringpuller;;;asks -31499;1365182841;gribble;(asks [--over] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoins for sale at or under . If '--over' option is given, find coins or at or over . -31498;1365182845;mircea_popescu;deadweasel 4. Use multiple bets to get more of the wiinings 'weight' << hiow;s that work ? -31497;1365182929;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.774 BTC [+] -31496;1365182949;deadweasel;seconds] -31495;1365182949;deadweasel;10:24:44 < thestringpuller> oink like the bittorrent tracker? -31494;1365182984;deadweasel;i figure multiple bets each get a chunck of weight, so if you split up, maybe get more weight? -31493;1365183005;jurov;nope -31492;1365183042;jurov;betting 4BTC at is the same result as 4 bets 1 btc each, all weights equal -31491;1365183054;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.15789 BTC [+] -31490;1365183058;mircea_popescu;yeah. -31489;1365183062;deadweasel;oh -31488;1365183067;mircea_popescu;otherwise wtf -31487;1365183081;deadweasel;fixed -31486;1365183100;deadweasel;lol, i made that up in my brain. -31485;1365183107;deadweasel;stupid brain -31484;1365183134;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01998 BTC [+] -31483;1365183184;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01999 BTC [+] -31482;1365183356;jurov;deadweasel: you're deadweasley or that's somebody else? -31481;1365183393;deadweasel;that me, left my vpn on yesterday, had to use web irc at work cos no ssh -31480;1365183425;jurov;weren't you hired to do something else? xD -31479;1365183452;deadweasel;i'm considering in for my weekend project. -31478;1365183456;deadweasel;in / it -31477;1365183474;jurov;okay :D -31476;1365183615;MJR_;mircea_popescu: i want to build something like this for your options...there are so many strike prices right now http://imgur.com/zYFS8Pv -31475;1365183644;MJR_;like as a front end i mean -31474;1365183672;mircea_popescu;so go ahead -31473;1365183680;mircea_popescu;smickles was working on something similar -31472;1365183696;MJR_;you only support polling currently right? -31471;1365183705;MJR_;no data stream? -31470;1365183723;mircea_popescu;there's a websocket for trades and tyou can also get the twitter whatever that is -31469;1365183787;mircea_popescu;high: 139.90 low: 135.12 -31468;1365183792;mircea_popescu;ahh this is so beautiful -31467;1365183823;thestringpuller;IKNORITE -31466;1365183829;thestringpuller;high five mircea_popescu -31465;1365183832;denialdenial;i have some pretty rad ideas for an options/gui type interface -31464;1365183834;thestringpuller;o/ -31463;1365183840;denialdenial;can't share -31462;1365183842;thestringpuller;(dont leave me hanging) -31461;1365183843;denialdenial;hush hush -31460;1365183852;denialdenial;ijs -31459;1365183860;denialdenial;errybody got projects going -31458;1365183873;mircea_popescu;.|. -31457;1365183875;mircea_popescu;like that ? -31456;1365183881;thestringpuller;yah -31455;1365183884;thestringpuller;:D -31454;1365183955;MJR_;denialdenial: what do you think of this http://imgur.com/zYFS8Pv -31453;1365183973;thestringpuller;denialdenial: are you related to danieldaniel -31452;1365183980;thestringpuller;;;identify denialdenial -31451;1365183980;gribble;Error: That operation cannot be done in a channel. -31450;1365183985;thestringpuller;;;ident denialdenial -31449;1365183986;gribble;Nick 'denialdenial', with hostmask 'denialdenial!~jcpham@unaffiliated/jcpham', is identified as user jcpham, with GPG key id C71FB5ED6ACE04AF, key fingerprint F7299BD73879E866613EAB24C71FB5ED6ACE04AF, and bitcoin address 16zaKwZC6n9BMipwLbewYGn8NXEgmN2f3Y -31448;1365183988;denialdenial;derp -31447;1365183998;thestringpuller;;;ident danieldaniel -31446;1365183998;gribble;Error: I am not seeing this user on IRC. If you want information about a registered gpg user, try the 'gpg info' command instead. -31445;1365184008;thestringpuller;;;getrating danieldaniel -31444;1365184008;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User danieldaniel, rated since Wed Jul 13 18:27:02 2011. Cumulative rating 148, from 111 total ratings. Received ratings: 108 positive, 3 negative. Sent ratings: 98 positive, 9 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=danieldaniel -31443;1365184024;denialdenial;why you checking dansqaures ratings -31442;1365184040;denialdenial;i'm not him -31441;1365184041;denialdenial;he's 12 -31440;1365184054;thestringpuller;are you 12? -31439;1365184060;denialdenial;almost -31438;1365184068;denialdenial;very soon. -31437;1365184084;thestringpuller;;;getrating denialdenial -31436;1365184084;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -31435;1365184086;jurov;are you gay? -31434;1365184091;denialdenial;almost -31433;1365184092;denialdenial;very soon. -31432;1365184100;jurov;can i help you? -31431;1365184114;denialdenial;;;getrating [ident denialdenial] -31430;1365184114;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask denialdenial!~jcpham@unaffiliated/jcpham . CAUTION: irc nick differs from otc registered nick. User jcpham, rated since Fri Nov 11 10:35:04 2011. Cumulative rating 102, from 73 total ratings. Received ratings: 70 positive, 3 negative. Sent ratings: 74 positive, 5 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=jcpham -31429;1365184132;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13300 @ 0.00070681 = 9.4006 BTC [-] -31428;1365184165;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.dice -31427;1365184165;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00313722 / 0.0033218 / 0.00333333 (8140 shares, 27.04 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00326054 / 0.00439992 (540907 shares, 1,763.65 BTC), 30D: 0.0031 / 0.00373031 / 0.006 (1695348 shares, 6,324.18 BTC) -31426;1365184185;thestringpuller;that will skyrocket as soon as divs are paid -31425;1365184187;thestringpuller;jeeze -31424;1365184188;denialdenial;check that next to the last rating -31423;1365184194;denialdenial;hilarity -31422;1365184226;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what exactly did erik say? -31421;1365184243;mircea_popescu;that he's moved and getting things together. -31420;1365184261;thestringpuller;oh is he moving satoshi dice physically? -31419;1365184264;troc;is there a public record of that ? -31418;1365184266;thestringpuller;he flew to ireland? -31417;1365184270;MJR_;sdice is in ireland -31416;1365184277;MJR_;he moved himself physically :) -31415;1365184308;thestringpuller;oh to a bigger penthouse in new york -31414;1365184316;MJR_;no, out of US -31413;1365184317;mircea_popescu;nah out of the us -31412;1365184318;MJR_;USSA -31411;1365184339;thestringpuller;does he still work for bitinstant? -31410;1365184344;mircea_popescu;lol jurov you help prepubescent prefags grow into the fold ? -31409;1365184346;MJR_;not really -31408;1365184364;MJR_;they had to split coinapult off of that, i believe, but I don't know all the details -31407;1365184373;thestringpuller;oh wow -31406;1365184375;jurov;yea. but only bottoms. -31405;1365184508;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00333333 = 3.3333 BTC [+] -31404;1365184530;MJR_;thestringpuller: thats the funny thing is that the share price goes up AFTER the dividends -31403;1365184624;thestringpuller;best time to buy -31402;1365184649;thestringpuller;slightly above original ipo tier 2 price -31401;1365184693;thestringpuller;;;seen Bugpowder -31400;1365184693;gribble;Bugpowder was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 hours, 26 minutes, and 40 seconds ago: Bids now > $11.1MM -31399;1365184717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00069564 = 4.313 BTC [-] -31398;1365184735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 360 @ 0.00333333 = 1.2 BTC [+] -31397;1365185472;bgupta;;;ticker -31396;1365185473;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.84000, Best ask: 136.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.15999, Last trade: 136.99999, 24 hour volume: 60351.15215987, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 139.89998, 24 hour vwap: 134.65262 -31395;1365185479;troc;;;bids 0 -31394;1365185481;gribble;There are currently 31166637 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11949599.5809 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0106 seconds -31393;1365185548;ChaangNo_;;;bids 0 -31392;1365185549;gribble;There are currently 31166637 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11949599.5809 USD in total. | Data vintage: 67.6056 seconds -31391;1365185559;ChaangNo_;almost 12 million -31390;1365185566;ChaangNo_;weekend rocket? :) -31389;1365185646;deadweasel;;;ticker -31388;1365185647;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.29312, Best ask: 137.71069, Bid-ask spread: 0.41757, Last trade: 137.98994, 24 hour volume: 60258.80277878, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 139.89998, 24 hour vwap: 134.65657 -31387;1365185919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9604 @ 0.0007033 = 6.7545 BTC [+] -31386;1365185920;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4031 @ 0.00070686 = 2.8494 BTC [+] -31385;1365185930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9965 @ 0.00070706 = 7.0459 BTC [+] -31384;1365186504;error4733;;;ticker -31383;1365186505;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 138.00002, Best ask: 138.15557, Bid-ask spread: 0.15555, Last trade: 138.00002, 24 hour volume: 60159.81680270, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 139.89998, 24 hour vwap: 134.66702 -31382;1365186511;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -31381;1365186512;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00313722 / 0.00332345 / 0.00333333 (9500 shares, 31.57 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00326072 / 0.00439992 (542267 shares, 1,768.18 BTC), 30D: 0.0031 / 0.00372916 / 0.006 (1693319 shares, 6,314.67 BTC) -31380;1365186844;MJR_;;;bc,24hprc -31379;1365186845;gribble;134.34 -31378;1365187019;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.360123 BTC [-] -31377;1365187138;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.93 BTC [+] -31376;1365187228;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.743 BTC [-] -31375;1365187234;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.742 = 5.194 BTC [-] -31374;1365187236;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.741 BTC [-] -31373;1365187242;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -31372;1365187351;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769 BTC [+] -31371;1365187355;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -31370;1365187455;AndroUser;;;ticker -31369;1365187456;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 138.00000, Best ask: 138.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.25000, Last trade: 138.00000, 24 hour volume: 60135.66333421, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 139.89998, 24 hour vwap: 134.68006 -31368;1365187482;troc;;;bids 0 -31367;1365187482;gribble;There are currently 31166837 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12022834.3331 USD in total. | Data vintage: 4.7549 seconds -31366;1365187514;AndroUser;Pleasantly surprised we're staying so high in price -31365;1365187735;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.1722 BTC [-] -31364;1365188278;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3581 = 0.7162 BTC [-] -31363;1365188389;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1025 = 0.205 BTC [+] -31362;1365188392;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 18 @ 0.1026 = 1.8468 BTC [+] -31361;1365188774;deadweasel;how does get invited to #bitcoin-security? -31360;1365188790;deadweasel;*one -31359;1365188819;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.36 = 5.04 BTC [+] -31358;1365188881;topace|2;if you have to ask, you cant be invited -31357;1365188931;deadweasel;i figured -31356;1365188936;topace|2;hehe -31355;1365188939;topace|2;honestly i have no clue -31354;1365188943;topace|2;it just seemed to make sense -31353;1365188947;topace|2;like.. maybe you have to hack your way in? -31352;1365188956;deadweasel;probably -31351;1365188968;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -31350;1365188969;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 137.99985, Best ask: 138.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00015, Last trade: 138.00000, 24 hour volume: 59900.23588376, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 139.89998, 24 hour vwap: 134.71313 -31349;1365188969;mircea_popescu;there is no bitcoin security. -31348;1365188991;ThickAsThieves;;;seen namworld -31347;1365188991;gribble;namworld was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 16 hours, 15 minutes, and 16 seconds ago: lag on the rise... and almost no trading... -31346;1365189032;ivan```;hi -31345;1365189055;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00333333 = 2 BTC [+] -31344;1365189058;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3581 BTC [-] -31343;1365189112;jcpham;* Channel #bitcoin-security? modes: +ns -31342;1365189112;jcpham;* jcpham sets mode +t #bitcoin-security? -31341;1365189118;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.17 BTC [+] -31340;1365189119;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1.185 = 3.555 BTC [+] -31339;1365189141;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -31338;1365189143;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.91900000 / 1.9212 / 1.93000000 (5 shares, 9.60600000 BTC), 7D: 1.87000000 / 1.98256408 / 2.08000000 (103 shares, 204.20409996 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.81345201 / 2.08000000 (719 shares, 1303.87199240 BTC) -31337;1365189178;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.3581 = 1.7905 BTC [-] -31336;1365189357;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.185 BTC [+] -31335;1365189407;deadweasel;topace|2: it's for discussing exploits not in the wild.. yet -31334;1365189424;deadweasel;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Common_Vulnerabilities_and_Exposures -31333;1365189478;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3501 BTC [-] -31332;1365189529;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIx -31331;1365189530;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 93.3570601 / 108.2470225 / 135.80742037 (19613 shares, 8,037.73 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -31330;1365189745;ThickAsThieves;I'm surprised there isnt a BitBet "MtGox will make Litecoin available for trading with BTC and USD" -31329;1365189749;ThickAsThieves;so i submitted one -31328;1365189758;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -31327;1365189758;gribble;There are currently 31167170 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12081001.5474 USD in total. | Data vintage: 17.1370 seconds -31326;1365189763;ThickAsThieves;! -31325;1365189768;Bugpowder;up up and away! -31324;1365189795;ThickAsThieves;http://www.sierrachart.com/image.php?l=1365178675195.png -31323;1365190049;ThickAsThieves;139 -31322;1365190126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2424 @ 0.0033 = 7.9992 BTC [-] -31321;1365190128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3391 @ 0.00324997 = 11.0206 BTC [-] -31320;1365190220;ThickAsThieves;$avg -31319;1365190221;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 134.44 -31318;1365191091;bgupta;;;goxlog -31317;1365191091;gribble;Error: "goxlog" is not a valid command. -31316;1365191099;bgupta;;;goxlag -31315;1365191100;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.069233 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00214273096027 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -31314;1365191272;bgupta;;;goxlag -31313;1365191273;gribble;MtGox lag is 103.696989 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.207807604907 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -31312;1365191555;bgupta;;;goxlag -31311;1365191556;gribble;MtGox lag is 6.830921 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0136890892012 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its second largest moon, Callisto (0.012567 AU). -31310;1365191584;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -31309;1365191586;gribble;MtGox lag is 31.669719 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0634657622842 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one week (0.0689 AU). -31308;1365191588;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -31307;1365191589;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 139.50002, Best ask: 139.88000, Bid-ask spread: 0.37998, Last trade: 139.50002, 24 hour volume: 62471.48988893, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 135.01616 -31306;1365191606;bgupta;dlaiming ddos in #mtgox -31305;1365191613;ThickAsThieves;suuuure. -31304;1365191636;bgupta;well volume isn't that high.. it's not like there trade engine should be melting down -31303;1365191647;bgupta;I executed a buy -31302;1365191654;bgupta;it went through right away -31301;1365191660;MJR_;i was wondering about that -31300;1365191669;MJR_;"volume" means number of coins -31299;1365191679;MJR_;is there any reporting of number of transactions? -31298;1365191685;bgupta;I beli that there is a DDOS going on. -31297;1365191689;MJR_;you can do 10,000 transactions for one coin -31296;1365191692;MJR_;at least -31295;1365191711;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -31294;1365191711;gribble;MtGox lag is 12.045338 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0241387224857 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -31293;1365191715;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -31292;1365191716;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 139.92000, Best ask: 139.98000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06000, Last trade: 139.92000, 24 hour volume: 63174.54465026, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 135.07365 -31291;1365191724;bgupta;well my transacaction went trough immediately -31290;1365191737;ThickAsThieves;so a 10-minute ddos? -31289;1365191743;ThickAsThieves;only when price peaks? -31288;1365191758;bgupta;seems that it continues until price breaks -31287;1365191777;MJR_;well, i can send one order for 10,oo0 coins...that isn't a lot of "Volume" -31286;1365191787;bgupta;people kinda know what's going on now, so I'm not sure we'll see the same tanking -31285;1365191792;MJR_;in other words, their lag is not related to number of coins, but rather to number of orders -31284;1365191810;MJR_;so is their a measurement of number of orders? -31283;1365191821;ThickAsThieves;doubtful -31282;1365191825;bgupta;No I think the lag is realted to a ddos that's happening -31281;1365191831;MJR_;either way -31280;1365191833;ThickAsThieves;especially since you can make soft orders -31279;1365191837;ThickAsThieves;that dont even show -31278;1365191841;bgupta;soft orders? -31277;1365191849;MJR_;they are unfunded and don't hit the books till funds arrive -31276;1365191855;ThickAsThieves;you can have as many bids as you want -31275;1365191860;ThickAsThieves;past your USD -31274;1365191864;bgupta;oh yeah.. -31273;1365191871;ThickAsThieves;they only list the ones that are funded -31272;1365191878;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.34758 BTC [-] -31271;1365191878;ThickAsThieves;but others trigger dynamically -31270;1365191909;ThickAsThieves;some think that is the cause of lag -31269;1365191920;ThickAsThieves;i make 10000 orders at minimum price -31268;1365191931;ThickAsThieves;every tme one fills, all orders need to be adjusted -31267;1365191938;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [-] -31266;1365192101;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: so you are the cause of goxlag? -31265;1365192105;bgupta;;;ticker -31264;1365192109;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 140.25622, Best ask: 140.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04378, Last trade: 140.30000, 24 hour volume: 63655.09673072, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 140.25622, 24 hour vwap: 135.11602 -31263;1365192117;bgupta;interesting we are above 140 -31262;1365192164;bgupta;if you hard refres clarkmoody you get updated numbers, but no live updates -31261;1365192198;ThickAsThieves;I am not -31260;1365192205;ThickAsThieves;i dont have time for that shit -31259;1365192218;MJR_;164 strike price options FTW -31258;1365192220;ThickAsThieves;if i was buying tons of btc i might do that though -31257;1365192300;MJR_;also, why use clarkmoody now that bitcoinity.org is available? -31256;1365192300;bgupta;;;goxlag -31255;1365192301;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.845698 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00169476932309 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -31254;1365192318;ThickAsThieves;clarkmoody shows better livebooks... usually -31253;1365192331;bgupta;clarkmody is working again -31252;1365192333;ThickAsThieves;unless i'm missing somehting about bitcoinity -31251;1365192343;MJR_;ah yes -31250;1365192348;Bugpowder;They are complementary -31249;1365192353;MJR_;it does have live book...bitcoinity only has ticker -31248;1365192355;bgupta;sockets are working -31247;1365192364;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -31246;1365192367;gribble;There are currently 31152031 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11785518.8965 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0105 seconds -31245;1365192385;bgupta;;;asks 1000000 -31244;1365192385;gribble;There are currently 56435.086 bitcoins offered at or under 1000000.0 USD, worth 120082663.339 USD in total. | Data vintage: 18.3401 seconds -31243;1365192407;ThickAsThieves;number of coins for sale hasnt changed much this week -31242;1365192415;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.09 = 1.8 BTC [-] -31241;1365192434;bgupta;It's gone down a bit was low 60s earlier -31240;1365192439;Bugpowder;I think we are going to challenge 150 today. -31239;1365192446;ThickAsThieves;really? -31238;1365192453;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.39 = 3.9 BTC [+] -31237;1365192461;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [+] -31236;1365192472;bgupta;a couple small walls to get through though.. -31235;1365192489;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 149.94 -31234;1365192492;gribble;There are currently 14148.485 bitcoins offered at or under 149.94 USD, worth 2058006.08163 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0019 seconds -31233;1365192497;bgupta;but the buy depth looks like a tidal wave. -31232;1365192526;bgupta;"small" being "actually not that small" -31231;1365192566;Bugpowder;yeah. The bid depth is up over 2 million from yesterday -31230;1365192575;Bugpowder;that's probably new money looking to buy -31229;1365192590;Bugpowder;could take us right up to the wall -31228;1365192719;bgupta;looks like it's going up.. -31227;1365192747;bgupta;buy flors keep getting thrown up -31226;1365192752;Bugpowder;yah. -31225;1365192766;Bugpowder;Maybe no dip this weekend too. We already had the correction -31224;1365192771;bgupta;no real ceiling for a couple bucks -31223;1365192789;Bugpowder;oh my, another shift of a wall forward -31222;1365192793;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -31221;1365192796;gribble;There are currently 31152051 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11589246.0017 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0255 seconds -31220;1365192934;jurov;vircurex completely wiped from face of earth -31219;1365192956;kakobrekla;jurov? -31218;1365192958;bgupta;vitcure? reently? -31217;1365192974;bgupta;recently? -31216;1365192976;jurov;kakobrekla? -31215;1365192978;bgupta;Or ddos -31214;1365192996;kakobrekla;whats with the curex -31213;1365193110;jurov;i don't know. ping says Time to live exceeded -31212;1365193223;bgupta;;;goxlag -31211;1365193224;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.152629 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00230985561052 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -31210;1365193230;bgupta;;;tiker -31209;1365193230;gribble;Error: "tiker" is not a valid command. -31208;1365193233;error4733;https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aiec3-Eo_yO5dHB2dVdiaEltUHAtTWlBcFhXQVBYeGc#gid=12 -31207;1365193235;bgupta;;;ticker -31206;1365193236;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 140.00001, Best ask: 140.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 140.00001, 24 hour volume: 60788.31684229, 24 hour low: 128.00100, 24 hour high: 140.75000, 24 hour vwap: 135.69764 -31205;1365193307;TomServo;there is a routing loop in the path to vircurex.com -31204;1365193317;TomServo;could be DDOS related -31203;1365193375;ThickAsThieves;https://twitter.com/Vircurex/status/320224745402544128 -31202;1365193648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4869 @ 0.00069564 = 3.3871 BTC [-] -31201;1365193776;error4733;please erik, why, why publish a half report ? -31200;1365193937;ThickAsThieves;there's a report? -31199;1365193948;troc;tabs on bottom of spreadsheet ? -31198;1365193949;error4733;19:20 -31197;1365194031;error4733;but it's like a clear copy of feb, he start to fill it -31196;1365194137;ThickAsThieves;maybe you are watching him work -31195;1365194143;ThickAsThieves;its not like he announced an update -31194;1365194199;error4733;yes, done -31193;1365194218;error4733;net profit 890... -31192;1365194292;error4733;0.00000890 -31191;1365194299;Bugpowde_;Sdice? -31190;1365194323;error4733;yep -31189;1365194459;Bugpowde_;150 is going down. I know it -31188;1365194574;error4733;monday ? -31187;1365194581;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.3410002 = 1.023 BTC [-] -31186;1365194582;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.34100001 = 2.046 BTC [-] -31185;1365194584;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.341 BTC [-] -31184;1365194585;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.3401 = 4.0812 BTC [-] -31183;1365194585;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.3400001 = 2.04 BTC [-] -31182;1365194586;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3400001 BTC [-] -31181;1365194587;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [-] -31180;1365194588;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.34 = 3.74 BTC [-] -31179;1365194638;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.34 = 6.8 BTC [-] -31178;1365194654;ThickAsThieves;sell that sdice people! -31177;1365194661;Bugpowde_;Today -31176;1365194695;deadweasel;i'll pick some more up. -31175;1365194698;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.4448 = 44.48 BTC [-] -31174;1365194844;error4733;cmon it's friday, time to drink -31173;1365194869;error4733;not to score btc -31172;1365194912;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.76897 = 5.3828 BTC [-] -31171;1365194937;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.93 BTC [+] -31170;1365194940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00329642 = 6.5928 BTC [+] -31169;1365194953;ThickAsThieves;142 -31168;1365194959;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76898 BTC [+] -31167;1365194968;Bugpowdurr;NEXT! -31166;1365194973;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.76899 = 5.3829 BTC [+] -31165;1365194992;ThickAsThieves;143 -31164;1365194998;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.185 = 2.37 BTC [+] -31163;1365195005;Bugpowdurr;I love clarkmoddy for the dings -31162;1365195006;ThickAsThieves;get ready for lag fest! -31161;1365195010;error4733;;;ticker -31160;1365195011;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.80000, Best ask: 141.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 141.80000, 24 hour volume: 60924.16404900, 24 hour low: 129.00100, 24 hour high: 141.89000, 24 hour vwap: 136.18292 -31159;1365195017;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.769 = 3.076 BTC [+] -31158;1365195019;error4733;;;goxlax -31157;1365195019;Bugpowdurr;144 -31156;1365195020;gribble;Error: "goxlax" is not a valid command. -31155;1365195021;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.77 = 4.62 BTC [+] -31154;1365195027;error4733;;;goxlag -31153;1365195028;gribble;MtGox lag is 112.267925 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.224983664686 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -31152;1365195057;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4448 = 0.8896 BTC [-] -31151;1365195059;Bugpowdurr;;;calc 3448*143 -31150;1365195059;gribble;493064 -31149;1365195071;Bugpowdurr;$500,000 buy order -31148;1365195075;error4733;500k$ BAM -31147;1365195105;Bugpowdurr;ha -31146;1365195118;Bugpowdurr;and the buy wall at 141.6 is still there -31145;1365195122;Bugpowdurr;;;bids 0 -31144;1365195125;gribble;There are currently 31143382 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11579625.3003 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0114 seconds -31143;1365195218;ThickAsThieves;oh where oh where will we land after lad? nobody knows -31142;1365195223;ThickAsThieves;lag* -31141;1365195227;benkay;;;goxlag -31140;1365195227;gribble;MtGox lag is 196.769549 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.394323973054 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -31139;1365195233;benkay;dear lord -31138;1365195325;deadweasel;i think gox does need ;;goxlax -31137;1365195332;ThickAsThieves;hehe -31136;1365195358;ThickAsThieves;i'm beginning to believe this soft order thing really is the problemn -31135;1365195370;ThickAsThieves;it only lags when there are lots of orders in one direction -31134;1365195383;ThickAsThieves;thats not ddos -31133;1365195400;Bugpowdurr;it lags when a big order goes off and cleans out a big set of standing orders -31132;1365195566;mod6;sup -31131;1365195646;ThickAsThieves;Ola, Erik. -31130;1365195679;evoorhees;hola senior -31129;1365195704;ThickAsThieves;what wonderful sdice updates do you bring us today? -31128;1365195713;error4733;poker ? -31127;1365195720;ThickAsThieves;in the rear -31126;1365195743;pizzaman1337;evoorhees: how's that bitinstant debit card going? -31125;1365195807;evoorhees;oy vey -31124;1365195819;jcpham;oh my god wow -31123;1365195864;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -31122;1365195864;gribble;MtGox lag is 46.315103 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0928149478423 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Saturn and Titan (0.0802 AU). -31121;1365195866;ThickAsThieves;;;tixker -31120;1365195867;gribble;Error: "tixker" is not a valid command. -31119;1365195867;Bugpowdurr;;;bids 0 -31118;1365195870;jcpham;http://youtu.be/51GZ5hg_ZHk -31117;1365195870;gribble;There are currently 31144502 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11685628.9433 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0148 seconds -31116;1365195871;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -31115;1365195872;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.10100, Best ask: 143.98000, Bid-ask spread: 1.87900, Last trade: 142.10100, 24 hour volume: 60924.16404900, 24 hour low: 129.00100, 24 hour high: 141.89000, 24 hour vwap: 136.18292 -31114;1365195880;jcpham;oy vey, holy cow, oh my god, wow -31113;1365195892;jcpham;they say i'm gettin fresher every time i turn around -31112;1365195935;jcpham;day in, and day out, we trying to get this paper -31111;1365196106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] [PAID] 445.0881225 BTC to 50`000`000 shares, 890 satoshi per share -31110;1365196135;ThickAsThieves;don't spend it all in one place! -31109;1365196145;evoorhees;s.dice div paid -31108;1365196150;evoorhees;oh bot beat me to it :) -31107;1365196167;mod6;nice -31106;1365196197;evoorhees;my apologies for the low performing month, the 1920 btc jackpot really put a damper on things -31105;1365196260;mod6;well, jackpots are part of the game! and keeps interest high. -31104;1365196275;deadweasel;it's gambling. i'll take the opportunity to buy more sdice. ;) -31103;1365196324;ThickAsThieves;will ther ebe any adjustments to min/max bids going forward? -31102;1365196333;ThickAsThieves;to deal with BTC rising value -31101;1365196387;[\\\];;;ident evoorhees -31100;1365196387;gribble;Nick 'evoorhees', with hostmask 'evoorhees!~evoorhees@200.108.54.73', is not identified. -31099;1365196427;evoorhees;ThickAsThieves - yes probably -31098;1365196438;evoorhees;has this been a matter of contention? -31097;1365196447;ThickAsThieves;only in my own head -31096;1365196451;evoorhees;hehe -31095;1365196461;ThickAsThieves;just seems logical -31094;1365196474;[\\\];increasing the max bid? -31093;1365196480;ThickAsThieves;any new features coming soon? -31092;1365196496;kakobrekla;withdrawals will be depricated -31091;1365196514;ThickAsThieves;feel free to tell me to 'wait for the damn update on forums plz" -31090;1365196525;[\\\];ThickAsThieves: wait for the damn update on forums plz -31089;1365196531;ThickAsThieves;not you -31088;1365196534;ThickAsThieves;:P -31087;1365196540;[\\\];you didn't specify -31086;1365196552;ThickAsThieves;okay you can tell me too -31085;1365196556;[\\\];yay -31084;1365196566;[\\\];but since I've already told you, I'm done. -31083;1365196600;evoorhees;I'll provide a good update in about 2 weeks I think -31082;1365196608;[\\\];2 weeks?!? -31081;1365196615;ThickAsThieves;but but -31080;1365196617;evoorhees;yep -31079;1365196619;[\\\];is that a bfl 2 weeks? -31078;1365196623;ThickAsThieves;hehe -31077;1365196630;evoorhees;lol -31076;1365196635;ThickAsThieves;nice Panamanian IP -31075;1365196643;evoorhees;thanks -31074;1365196651;evoorhees;I'm officially a non US resident -31073;1365196653;evoorhees;thank god -31072;1365196662;ThickAsThieves;jealous -31071;1365196669;[\\\];aww -31070;1365196674;[\\\];how are you gonna be jailed now? -31069;1365196678;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 63 @ 0.3391 = 21.3633 BTC [-] -31068;1365196685;[\\\];you take all the fun out of it -31067;1365196694;error4733;well done, just in time ! -31066;1365196703;evoorhees;just in time for what? -31065;1365196719;benkay;the eternally impending us crackdown ;) -31064;1365196722;ThickAsThieves;a hot summer -31063;1365196737;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.32 = 3.2 BTC [-] -31062;1365196739;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.32 = 3.2 BTC [-] -31061;1365196740;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.3191 = 2.5528 BTC [-] -31060;1365196741;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.31900001 = 0.957 BTC [-] -31059;1365196742;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3161 = 0.6322 BTC [-] -31058;1365196743;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.31600001 = 3.16 BTC [-] -31057;1365196744;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 35 @ 0.3155 = 11.0425 BTC [-] -31056;1365196745;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 122 @ 0.315 = 38.43 BTC [-] -31055;1365196758;ThickAsThieves;havelock no like sdice divs -31054;1365196772;evoorhees;I imagine any "US crackdown" will be in 3-5 years and will be broad and epic -31053;1365196781;evoorhees;but for now, bitcoin just got legal status -31052;1365196789;evoorhees;I don't think the gov has any intention of a crackdown just yet -31051;1365196797;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.315 = 0.63 BTC [-] -31050;1365196835;error4733;no but more easy for you outside US to deal with large sum of gambling income -31049;1365196858;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [-] -31048;1365196917;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.3 = 1.2 BTC [-] -31047;1365196919;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.3 = 9 BTC [-] -31046;1365196920;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [-] -31045;1365196925;ThickAsThieves;what income, just mario coins -31044;1365196929;error4733;3/5 years, a long long way !! -31043;1365196939;error4733;haha, 100% true -31042;1365196966;error4733;for my "IRS" it's like WoW gold -31041;1365197181;evoorhees;hi -31040;1365197209;ThickAsThieves;hi -31039;1365197256;evoorhees;that's private, but my IP shows panama ;) -31038;1365197319;ThickAsThieves;$1.40 is unaffordable! -31037;1365197399;evoorhees;I agree -31036;1365197401;evoorhees;I'll change it soon -31035;1365197491;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00439 = 0.0878 BTC [+] -31034;1365197699;bitesak;;;ticker -31033;1365197700;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.91000, Best ask: 143.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.59000, Last trade: 142.90000, 24 hour volume: 66234.91364395, 24 hour low: 130.24303, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 137.17646 -31032;1365197759;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5700 @ 0.00069796 = 3.9784 BTC [+] -31031;1365197760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13750 @ 0.00070136 = 9.6437 BTC [+] -31030;1365197762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 350 @ 0.00070503 = 0.2468 BTC [+] -31029;1365198063;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -31028;1365198155;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779 BTC [+] -31027;1365198514;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20950 @ 0.00070503 = 14.7704 BTC [+] -31026;1365198564;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -31025;1365198564;gribble;There are currently 31146741 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11500405.32 USD in total. | Data vintage: 98.0569 seconds -31024;1365198586;ThickAsThieves;;;market --buy 2500 -31023;1365198589;gribble;A market order to buy 2500 bitcoins right now would take 361889.8503 USD and would take the last price up to 145.9200 USD, resulting in an average price of 144.7559 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0002 seconds -31022;1365198596;ThickAsThieves;;;market --buy 3500 -31021;1365198596;gribble;A market order to buy 3500 bitcoins right now would take 508025.3582 USD and would take the last price up to 146.9727 USD, resulting in an average price of 145.1501 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 7.8158 seconds -31020;1365198617;ThickAsThieves;i dont think we'll see 150 today -31019;1365198687;error4733;;;goxlag -31018;1365198688;gribble;MtGox lag is 18.559306 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0371926414237 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -31017;1365198922;[\\\];evoorhees, are there plans to release/sell more shares? -31016;1365198954;Guest32733;no -31015;1365198961;Guest32733;ack sorry, let me identify -31014;1365198995;evoorhees;here now -31013;1365199000;evoorhees;no, no plans to release more shares -31012;1365199009;[\\\];so it should be pretty stable as to the float at this time -31011;1365199235;evoorhees;well that's up to the marketplace :) -31010;1365199646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00070706 = 4.5959 BTC [+] -31009;1365199760;evoorhees;lol my net worth is nowhere near that -31008;1365199769;evoorhees;give it another year maybe -31007;1365199926;MJR_;evoorhees: hey there! -31006;1365199948;evoorhees;hi -31005;1365200165;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779 BTC [+] -31004;1365200670;jurov;coinbr users got paid from s.dice, too -31003;1365200779;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.00349 = 3.49 BTC [-] -31002;1365200841;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.00349 = 3.49 BTC [-] -31001;1365200873;pgp;friday selloff coming? -31000;1365200928;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 420 @ 0.00349 = 1.4658 BTC [-] -30999;1365200999;TomServo;;;goxlag -30998;1365201000;gribble;MtGox lag is 29.336976 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0587909714308 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one week (0.0689 AU). -30997;1365201103;MJR_;s.dice still turned a profit after that month -30996;1365201188;dub;looks like AM added some hashing -30995;1365201199;dub;up to 7Th on guld now -30994;1365201204;dub;guild*\ -30993;1365201227;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00349 = 0.1047 BTC [-] -30992;1365201278;jurov;;;bc,stats -30991;1365201281;gribble;Current Blocks: 229837 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 2002 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 6 days, 14 hours, 51 minutes, and 25 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9604168.81893 | Estimated Percent Change: 25.16837 -30990;1365201292;dub;;;nethash -30989;1365201293;gribble;54210.8599443 -30988;1365201652;dub;there they go 7,019.47 GH/s -30987;1365201680;dub;climbing rapidly -30986;1365201831;pgp;http://www.cnbc.com/id/100619555 -30985;1365201841;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.779 = 11.685 BTC [+] -30984;1365201844;pgp;offshore bank accounts are so passe... -30983;1365201862;pgp;time to move to bitcoins... -30982;1365201930;BUgpowder;This should be good for bitcoin... http://thehill.com/blogs/on-the-money/domestic-taxes/292071-obama-budget-to-target-wealthy-iras -30981;1365202023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3394 @ 0.00313722 = 10.6477 BTC [-] -30980;1365202025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 150 @ 0.00313722 = 0.4706 BTC [-] -30979;1365202516;BUgpowder;wheeee -30978;1365202857;mircea_popescu;ah so sdice paid ? -30977;1365202938;pizzaman1337;yep -30976;1365202974;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01301 BTC [+] -30975;1365202975;mircea_popescu; 150 is going down. I know it << lol -30974;1365202991;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -30973;1365202992;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.82500, Best ask: 143.86603, Bid-ask spread: 1.04103, Last trade: 143.86603, 24 hour volume: 69165.45857475, 24 hour low: 130.24303, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 137.79288 -30972;1365202998;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -30971;1365202999;gribble;MtGox lag is 70.001993 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.140283210191 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -30970;1365203010;ThickAsThieves;;;assbotiloveyou -30969;1365203010;gribble;Error: "assbotiloveyou" is not a valid command. -30968;1365203071;mircea_popescu; just in time for what?<<< poor guy. just because they're not after him doesn't mean he's not paranoid. -30967;1365203141;ThickAsThieves;i'd leave the US for the hell of it if my wife was down with it -30966;1365203151;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves you don't have chains in the house ? -30965;1365203159;ThickAsThieves;no sir -30964;1365203173;ThickAsThieves;i'm not that type -30963;1365203198;ThickAsThieves;more of a live and let live kinda guy -30962;1365203211;mircea_popescu;hey, me too! -30961;1365203245;jurov;(not rly) -30960;1365203257;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7799 BTC [+] -30959;1365203301;MJR_;so...in a deflationary currency, 0% interest is pretty good -30958;1365203315;mircea_popescu;mjr epsilon^ -30957;1365203321;mircea_popescu;epsilon% i mean -30956;1365203333;ThickAsThieves;i also havent pinpointed a specific place and argument for moving there either -30955;1365203358;MJR_;well, getting back the same exact amount you invested is a net win -30954;1365203361;MJR_;in purchasing power -30953;1365203367;mircea_popescu;"honey.... let's move to cancun, a lot of cheap sluts over there and they have bigger tits than you do" -30952;1365203372;MJR_;in S.DICE's case, you have a positive number -30951;1365203373;ThickAsThieves;i have at least convinced here we need to get the hell out of Florida -30950;1365203389;topace|2;mircea_popescu: could you add the push date/time to the push receipt ? -30949;1365203389;mircea_popescu;MJR_ this is true in principle. bitcoin inflation is still marked however. -30948;1365203401;topace|2;i have no way of knowing if this push request to havelock was before or after the sdice dividend -30947;1365203414;ThickAsThieves;sneaky! -30946;1365203418;mircea_popescu;topace|2 well the idea is to allow the push-er this freedom -30945;1365203429;mircea_popescu;you can count it from the time he shows it to you -30944;1365203448;ThickAsThieves;surely you can log your own push incoming requests no? -30943;1365203455;jurov;topace|2: the gpg signature contains time, no? -30942;1365203455;topace|2;ThickAsThieves: nope -30941;1365203465;mircea_popescu;topace|2 you see a problem with that approach ? -30940;1365203485;MJR_;bitcoin is inflationary? on a net basis...i would say it is deflationary now (the goods available are increasing faster than the currency) -30939;1365203487;topace|2;yes, i have no idea if the dividend i received includes the dividend for the units that were pushed or not -30938;1365203497;MJR_;just a thought -30937;1365203509;mircea_popescu;well that you can resolve by math, no ? divide net by units ? -30936;1365203533;mircea_popescu;MJR_ on a monetarist basis. further currency introduced at a fixed rate, about 10% annualised. -30935;1365203544;topace|2;sure for this one instance, i only have one pending push -30934;1365203552;topace|2;but what if i had like, 10 push requests pending -30933;1365203559;topace|2;how do i know which should receive the dividend, and which shouldnt -30932;1365203568;mircea_popescu;i see what you mean. -30931;1365203577;topace|2;aka, which i should approve the push for BEFORE the dividend is paid, and which i should wait to approve the push until after -30930;1365203601;mircea_popescu;the thing here is that this sorta conflicts on a philosophical level, as in, i'd rather have tx's dated by parties than by central system. -30929;1365203612;mircea_popescu;i'll have an argument over this topic again tho. -30928;1365203620;jurov;topace|2: use extra account for pushes -30927;1365203629;jurov;i'm fortunate to have one -30926;1365203647;ThickAsThieves;does that mean coinbr to havelock pushes are coming soon? -30925;1365203686;topace|2;ThickAsThieves: its on our very long todo list -30924;1365203691;jurov;not necessarily :) -30923;1365203693;mircea_popescu;but as a prototype : "21:08 [MPEX] [S.DICE] [PAID] 445.0881225 BTC to". all pushes you received prior to 21:08 you count as before -30922;1365203700;mircea_popescu;all pushes you received after you count as after. -30921;1365203707;mircea_popescu;is this a problem ? -30920;1365203727;jurov;yes you "just" have to call stat every few seconds -30919;1365203735;topace|2;not a problem for me, but if someone makes the push before, but doesnt post it to havelock until after, then they completely miss out on the dividend -30918;1365203743;mircea_popescu;topace|2 that'd be their problem. -30917;1365203754;mircea_popescu;btc and btc-derivatives are cif not fob. -30916;1365203781;mircea_popescu;i think that outlook is crucial to allow us further development cheaper -30915;1365203813;jurov;cheaper for mpex, yea -30914;1365203845;mircea_popescu;cheaper for the developer. -30913;1365203855;mircea_popescu;we do not have the resources to sustain a consumerist attitude on the users. -30912;1365203862;mircea_popescu;let their government pay us to do that. -30911;1365203866;mircea_popescu;just as soon as they figure out how. -30910;1365203909;jurov;i just shrugged over it, write all balance changes to db and then resolve shit manually -30909;1365203913;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you slept with my banker -30908;1365203923;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i do a lot of sleeping with bankers -30907;1365203941;thestringpuller;lol jkjk -30906;1365203942;mircea_popescu;but seriously, consider the converse approach : user is actually incentivised to time-attack the entire system -30905;1365203954;topace|2;mircea_popescu: pm -30904;1365203956;mircea_popescu;it will become possible if difficult to try and time it so he appears to deserve it both ways -30903;1365203977;topace|2;well ill just go with this for now, kinda in a rush to get out of here -30902;1365203980;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.Dice -30901;1365203980;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00313722 / 0.00326249 / 0.00333333 (17108 shares, 55.81 BTC), 7D: 0.0031 / 0.00324529 / 0.00439992 (539474 shares, 1,750.75 BTC), 30D: 0.0031 / 0.00372533 / 0.006 (1704526 shares, 6,349.93 BTC) -30900;1365203981;topace|2;so ill just get this paid and worry about it later -30899;1365203987;mircea_popescu;;;calc 445.0881225 / 50 -30898;1365203988;gribble;8.90176245 -30897;1365204012;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^oix -30896;1365204013;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 93.3570601 / 108.2470225 / 135.80742037 (19613 shares, 8,037.73 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -30895;1365204037;thestringpuller;no new options have been bought? -30894;1365204044;thestringpuller;is it like all calls? -30893;1365204062;jurov;user is actually incentivised to time-attack the entire system << i don't get it? -30892;1365204067;mircea_popescu;8`037.73 (35.1 / 64.9) i see -30891;1365204090;mircea_popescu;jurov if you go by the mpex issued timer, it would be (at least in theory) possible for the user to at least attempt -30890;1365204105;mircea_popescu;to make a push request so that the time on it shows he got in early to deserve dividends on PT -30889;1365204113;mircea_popescu;but also have already the dividends on MPEx -30888;1365204124;mircea_popescu;we'd have to keep clock sync for isntance. -30887;1365204146;jurov;O.o so i can't rely on the time?????? -30886;1365204152;mircea_popescu;you can rely on time for mpex. -30885;1365204156;jurov;in the Dividend statjson part -30884;1365204160;mircea_popescu;can you rely on time for mpex matching havelock's server time ?! -30883;1365204171;mircea_popescu;no two computers are on the same clock -30882;1365204201;jurov;no i understood topace asking for a possibility to compare mpex-issued timestamps -30881;1365204215;mircea_popescu;o -30880;1365204217;jurov;one from STAT, the other one from push receipt -30879;1365204232;mircea_popescu;but his stat would necessarily be a little off the actual divtime -30878;1365204243;mircea_popescu;that interval would then be attackable. -30877;1365204273;jurov;not STAT timestamp. the dividends timestamp written in stat -30876;1365204291;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is that the call to put ratio? -30875;1365204298;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller ye -30874;1365204310;thestringpuller;whoa 64.9% puts?!?!?!? -30873;1365204340;mircea_popescu;jurov that may be workable -30872;1365204354;thestringpuller;i am scared for the next 3/4th of the month -30871;1365204355;mircea_popescu;which is why i say, i'll have this argued again -30870;1365204357;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.31 = 2.79 BTC [+] -30869;1365204368;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -30868;1365204371;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.91900000 / 1.92266667 / 1.93000000 (6 shares, 11.53600000 BTC), 7D: 1.87000000 / 1.98205865 / 2.08000000 (104 shares, 206.13409996 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.81361388 / 2.08000000 (720 shares, 1305.80199240 BTC) -30867;1365204377;mircea_popescu;jurov you'd also prefer timestamp on push receipts ? -30866;1365204387;jurov;no need to argue, if the push timestamp can be extracted from gpg signaature -30865;1365204408;jurov;i think it is supported, hence no problem -30864;1365204422;mircea_popescu;i don't recall that being a documented feature ;/ -30863;1365204438;thestringpuller;you can get timestamps from gpg i think -30862;1365204443;thestringpuller;tells you time signes -30861;1365204445;thestringpuller;tells you time signed -30860;1365204460;mircea_popescu;there's a difference between "you can get" and "developer assures you it's workable" -30859;1365204467;jurov;gpg: Signature made Pi 5. apríl 2013, 21:17:58 CEST using DSA key ID CFE0F3E1 -30858;1365204486;jurov;^^^ just threw my recent DEPOSIT response into gpg -30857;1365204495;mircea_popescu;yeh -30856;1365204496;jurov;so the time is there -30855;1365204523;mircea_popescu;compare a stat's announced time with it's sigtime -30854;1365204540;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu what is attackable though? i would think risk is on the pt ooerator not mpex -30853;1365204548;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [+] -30852;1365204551;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller even so. -30851;1365204559;mircea_popescu;the argument was "allows us to develop cheaper". -30850;1365204571;mircea_popescu;guy down the road being massacred is no consolation to me. -30849;1365204579;thestringpuller;develop cheaper what? -30848;1365204584;mircea_popescu;everything. -30847;1365204588;mircea_popescu;stuff like the pushing around. -30846;1365204612;thestringpuller;but how so? to steal what? -30845;1365204622;mircea_popescu;get doubledivs. -30844;1365204629;mircea_popescu;ity's really the doublespend attack -30843;1365204637;thestringpuller;from mpex?!? -30842;1365204649;mircea_popescu;look. -30841;1365204658;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.3008 = 3.008 BTC [-] -30840;1365204659;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 90 @ 0.3 = 27 BTC [-] -30839;1365204661;thestringpuller;explain like i am 4 -30838;1365204667;mircea_popescu;whenever there's three entities moving payments on the internet there's this classical well documented problem of the doublespend. -30837;1365204673;mircea_popescu;that you'll have to read up on. -30836;1365204696;thestringpuller;i see -30835;1365204709;mircea_popescu;bitcoin solves it by the blockchain solution -30834;1365204725;mircea_popescu;mpex solves it by the "fu, all times are construed to our best advantage" solution -30833;1365204730;mircea_popescu;this is way cheaper than 50TH/s -30832;1365204753;mircea_popescu;also way faster than 10 minute blocks. -30831;1365204804;jurov;the sigtime is same (down to seconds) as the one in stat -30830;1365204818;mircea_popescu;jurov i'm impressed. -30829;1365204826;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -30828;1365204828;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.105636119843 seconds -30827;1365204834;mircea_popescu;meh, then again it would be. -30826;1365204837;taub;oo breakout soon -30825;1365204842;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -30824;1365204843;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 143.90000, Best ask: 144.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 144.00000, 24 hour volume: 70257.63553139, 24 hour low: 130.24303, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 138.22468 -30823;1365204867;jurov;even if it would be a second or two apart, that is well inside requirement for this application -30822;1365204923;mircea_popescu;i'd be worried if it's anything other than a second anyway -30821;1365205003;mircea_popescu;"Hey @jimcramer can we set up a time to chat about Bitcoin? If your not convinced, I'll give you 5 BTC for free #Bitcoin #BitInstant" -30820;1365205005;mircea_popescu;shremspells. -30819;1365205105;mircea_popescu;"@maxkeiser 1h Despite state-orchestrated massive DDoS attacks on BTC exchanges this week; BTC inching up toward record high territory." jesus twitter is just like reddit -30818;1365205119;jurov;aka ganjix getting invited to CNBC -30817;1365205418;benkay;stop arguing with proles, dude -30816;1365205423;benkay;the proles* -30815;1365205449;benkay;for a nominally epic top you sure do enjoy exposing yourself to mental anguish -30814;1365205455;benkay;;) -30813;1365205465;mircea_popescu;benkay max keiser is in particular a funny one. day before yest he was like, o, i predict, 300 dollars per btc. -30812;1365205473;mircea_popescu;i told him to stfu, he deleted that tweet, now he's -30811;1365205499;mircea_popescu;@maxkeiser 1h -30810;1365205499;mircea_popescu;My trade idea earlier in week of parking a few $150 priced BTC in Silver is paying off nicely. -30809;1365205516;pigeons;usagi got a twitter -30808;1365205595;mircea_popescu;is he leveraging the synergy ? -30807;1365205619;benkay;what does that mean, to park $150 priced BTC in silver? -30806;1365205635;benkay;convert btc to silver holdings? -30805;1365205639;jurov;bought usagis asset? -30804;1365205684;mircea_popescu;benkay that retrospectively, he sold some btc. -30803;1365205704;MJR_;lol maxkeiser and shrem, i saw those on twitter -30802;1365205715;MJR_;i am shooting for squawkbox -30801;1365205720;MJR_;rather than cramer -30800;1365205734;MJR_;better traders in the early morning -30799;1365205746;jurov;but rly, i'm looking forward to some high-profile blogger getting caught in nether parts of bitcoin "security" market -30798;1365205749;MJR_;cramer is for housewives etc -30797;1365205761;benkay;can't really say as I understand the value in paying much attention to the newly minted chattering classes on twitter, especially w/r/t high finance -30796;1365205774;benkay;don't know how much i care about people who buy and sell individual coins -30795;1365205791;MJR_;my philosophy is this -30794;1365205794;mircea_popescu;benkay but it's funny. -30793;1365205804;MJR_;one million people buying one coin = one million coins on the buy side -30792;1365205823;mircea_popescu;o look, it broke through or what was it ? -30791;1365205838;MJR_;we have to enjoy this volatility while it lasts, it won't be here much longer i think -30790;1365205843;mircea_popescu;MJR_ one woman's arm = 2lbs of sweet caress. -30789;1365205851;benkay;when i want funny, i go to the dog park and watch my dog hump other dogs -30788;1365205853;mircea_popescu;2mn fireants = 2lbs of pure pain -30787;1365205869;MJR_;mircea_popescu: good point -30786;1365205874;benkay;it's doubly amusing because he's a pitbull and people get anxious -30785;1365205876;MJR_;not sure how it relates though... -30784;1365205880;mircea_popescu;nothing's more dangerous for a new issuance than a large number of clueless investors. -30783;1365205907;MJR_;well...i think if those people actually are worried about losing the ~150 then they aren't who i'm talking about -30782;1365205908;mircea_popescu;it's like putting a seedling through a sandblaster. -30781;1365205916;mircea_popescu;MJR_ OF COURSE THEY ARE -30780;1365205919;mircea_popescu;it;'s all they have -30779;1365205933;MJR_;i'm saying, "if you saw it on the news, if you are interested, just buy one and hold it a year at least" -30778;1365205939;MJR_;watch the ride, learn about it -30777;1365205948;MJR_;don't trade it, for the love of god -30776;1365205950;MJR_;just hold it -30775;1365205952;mircea_popescu;yea, because a. they listen and b. they even comprehend wtf the words you just say mean -30774;1365205953;jcpham;i give away $150 to my friends -30773;1365205957;jcpham;here, free money -30772;1365205961;jcpham;they say thanks -30771;1365205971;mircea_popescu;jcpham i only do that with women. -30770;1365205979;benkay;you don't give things away, mp -30769;1365205980;benkay;don't lie -30768;1365205981;MJR_;all i'm saying is that most of my friends could give two shits about 150 -30767;1365205989;MJR_;but they do enjoy being "part of the story" -30766;1365205992;jcpham;all of the women i know are my wife's friends so i can't fuck them -30765;1365205996;benkay;i know oyour qpq -30764;1365205997;jcpham;so they get nothing! -30763;1365206002;MJR_;or being able to say "i was in that back when they were $150" -30762;1365206005;benkay;you can't sleep with your friends wives? -30761;1365206009;mircea_popescu;benkay o yea ? https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/320175664927997953 -30760;1365206016;mircea_popescu;what nao benkay ? what nao ? hm ? HUM ? -30759;1365206017;jcpham;working on it benkay -30758;1365206025;jcpham;may have to trade in for a newer model -30757;1365206036;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.2893 = 1.4465 BTC [-] -30756;1365206036;benkay;mircea_popescu i see an exchange there -30755;1365206046;benkay;mircea_popescu no gift -30754;1365206047;mircea_popescu;no, it's me giving shit away -30753;1365206078;benkay;pretty sure your buying nudity -30752;1365206080;benkay;you're -30751;1365206089;mircea_popescu;im not buying it. -30750;1365206092;mircea_popescu;i'm sponsoring it. -30749;1365206097;benkay;hurr durr -30748;1365206098;mircea_popescu;she's not bad lookin' either. -30747;1365206116;benkay;you and i both know this is a dumb conversation, you gave me something of relatively significant value recently -30746;1365206133;mircea_popescu;yeah lol, but why not continue something dumb into the ground :D -30745;1365206143;benkay;since when have we not :) -30744;1365206164;MJR_;that IS how this became the best channel on free node -30743;1365206171;mircea_popescu;i was mostly trying to figure out if your mom told you. seems not. whew. -30742;1365206190;benkay;for an aristocrat you really scrape the barrel -30741;1365206204;mircea_popescu;i'm one of those perverse aristrocrats. -30740;1365206215;mircea_popescu;like the stupid guy in point-counterpoint -30739;1365206241;benkay;do you read Unqualified Reservations? -30738;1365206261;mircea_popescu;ocasionally -30737;1365206269;mircea_popescu;kinda served the guy, he never answered -30736;1365206278;benkay;ooh, care to link? -30735;1365206332;MJR_;for some reason, my friend loves max keiser -30734;1365206337;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4448 = 0.8896 BTC [-] -30733;1365206344;MJR_;i think he may be trolling me -30732;1365206355;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/stage-n-bitcoin-exists/ -30731;1365206376;mircea_popescu;MJR_ nothing wrong with him as far as tv personalities go. -30730;1365206456;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.28800001 BTC [-] -30729;1365206458;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.288 = 2.304 BTC [-] -30728;1365206459;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.285 = 2.85 BTC [-] -30727;1365206460;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.284 BTC [-] -30726;1365206461;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.28 = 2.8 BTC [-] -30725;1365206462;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.278 = 2.224 BTC [-] -30724;1365206464;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.278 = 0.556 BTC [-] -30723;1365206465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.276666 = 0.5533 BTC [-] -30722;1365206466;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 34 @ 0.275 = 9.35 BTC [-] -30721;1365206467;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 24 @ 0.275 = 6.6 BTC [-] -30720;1365206467;MJR_;its his tv personality that bothers me...he appears to be on meth...kinda disheveled -30719;1365206478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00070705 = 0.9192 BTC [-] -30718;1365206479;MJR_;fuck -30717;1365206479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7585 @ 0.00070706 = 5.3631 BTC [+] -30716;1365206484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6215 @ 0.00070719 = 4.3952 BTC [+] -30715;1365206534;mircea_popescu;.275 srtsly ?!@ -30714;1365206733;MJR_;i know -30713;1365206816;MJR_;this is kinda great on one level -30712;1365206823;MJR_;hmmm... -30711;1365206861;MJR_;;;calc 890/276100 -30710;1365206861;gribble;0.00322346975733 -30709;1365206882;MJR_;;;calc 0.00322346975733*12 -30708;1365206883;gribble;0.038681637088 -30707;1365206903;MJR_;almost 4 percent using one of the worst months as the test case -30706;1365206910;mircea_popescu;and in bitcoin -30705;1365206916;MJR_;and in reference to monetarist...exactly -30704;1365206919;mircea_popescu;people have no cvlue. they'll learn. -30703;1365206937;MJR_;yes, but hopefully i can scoop up a big chunk of the float before they do -30702;1365206940;mircea_popescu;the ability to make bad deals is what teaches people to stick to good ones. -30701;1365206945;MJR_;good point -30700;1365206958;MJR_;i am only annoyed from a "show the best performance" perspective -30699;1365206964;mircea_popescu;yes well... here's the thing : -30698;1365206969;MJR_;i am very happy from a "get the best investment" perspective -30697;1365206974;mircea_popescu;a lot of newbs playing around introduce distortion in the marketplace. -30696;1365206980;mircea_popescu;let's consider the life of Noob. -30695;1365206989;mircea_popescu;actually fuck this, ima wriote an article, brb. -30694;1365206993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0033333 = 3.3333 BTC [+] -30693;1365206997;MJR_;i mean, this IS on 13% of the shares...and only on the small percentage of which are traded -30692;1365207000;pizzaman1337;lulz -30691;1365207116;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.276 BTC [+] -30690;1365207117;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 28 @ 0.275 = 7.7 BTC [-] -30689;1365207297;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.309 BTC [+] -30688;1365207416;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.27070001 BTC [-] -30687;1365207536;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2707 BTC [-] -30686;1365207604;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78 BTC [+] -30685;1365208014;pgp;christ... SDICE... -30684;1365208017;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.425 BTC [-] -30683;1365208244;deadweasel;;;ticker -30682;1365208245;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.62742, Best ask: 143.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.37258, Last trade: 142.62742, 24 hour volume: 69848.45947306, 24 hour low: 130.24303, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 138.48970 -30681;1365208316;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2999 BTC [+] -30680;1365208335;mircea_popescu;MJR_ http://trilema.com/2013/the-broad-and-the-million-fireants-a-parable/ -30679;1365208335;mircea_popescu;there. -30678;1365208474;pgp;mp: good article -30677;1365208561;pgp;rise in btcusd is nice 'n all, but the mad rush in by noobs does have its downsides... -30676;1365208610;mircea_popescu;yeh. trust, but verify, grow but fortify. -30675;1365208620;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 210 @ 0.0032 = 0.672 BTC [-] -30674;1365208637;jurov;topace|2: trying to register on havelock, no mail comes, nothing in spam folder either -30673;1365208660;pigeons;go away jurov -30672;1365208669;pizzaman1337;"He does not understand these words, as is the case with all the words he uses." < best line -30671;1365208690;mircea_popescu;yeah, it's always funny when people resort to definitions in an argument with the avg redditor. -30670;1365208696;mircea_popescu;im like... yeah, right. he uses that system. -30669;1365208707;mircea_popescu;that's how he got confused in the first place. -30668;1365208738;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.305 BTC [+] -30667;1365208743;pgp;lol -30666;1365208790;mircea_popescu;friend calls you on the phone, "hey, i'm stranded at the airport" "well... get in your car and here's driving directions" -30665;1365208791;mircea_popescu;totally. -30664;1365208801;mircea_popescu;that's why he's calling you. cause he has a car at the airport. -30663;1365208840;pgp;lmao -30662;1365208890;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 37 @ 0.00349 = 0.1291 BTC [+] -30661;1365208951;pgp;seriously, though, only bad things happen to noobs and bad things can happen easily in bitcoins if you don't know what you're doing... -30660;1365208959;pgp;combustible combination... -30659;1365208995;mircea_popescu;verily. -30658;1365209011;mircea_popescu;i think we'll have to slowly change the sales pitch on bitcoin from -30657;1365209016;pgp;i just hope that bitcoin public image doesn't get too bruised getting through this growth spurt -30656;1365209018;mircea_popescu;"everyone's invited" to "this is dangerous" -30655;1365209040;pgp;then more will want in! -30654;1365209044;mircea_popescu;hm -30653;1365209085;mircea_popescu;well at least they'd have had been warned. -30652;1365209086;mircea_popescu;fuck -30651;1365209094;mircea_popescu;how does engluish make the past subjonctive again ? -30650;1365209097;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.29999999 BTC [-] -30649;1365209118;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.000656 = 0.0013 BTC [+] -30648;1365209150;mircea_popescu;[at the time in the past we're discussing, this other event had already definitely happened in the past], how do you say that -30647;1365209172;pgp;mjr and I are FLOODED with requests from our collegues, friends, and drinking buddies to buy bitcoins FOR them... -30646;1365209187;mircea_popescu;brokerage ftw -30645;1365209188;pgp;I suppose that's safer then them doing it themselves - lol -30644;1365209218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3235 @ 0.00070719 = 2.2878 BTC [+] -30643;1365209223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13465 @ 0.00070873 = 9.543 BTC [+] -30642;1365209230;pgp;would that we would have? -30641;1365209235;pgp;past subjunctive -30640;1365209275;benkay;mircea_popescu: i advocate that perspective daily -30639;1365209281;benkay;bitcoins are a sophisticated financial instrument -30638;1365209287;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: your article is intriguing -30637;1365209289;mircea_popescu;pgp turns out would is auxiliary there, not personal, so it was correct -30636;1365209294;mircea_popescu;they'd have been warned. -30635;1365209310;thestringpuller;does this add to the situation wednesday? -30634;1365209325;pgp;ye -30633;1365209327;benkay;i say: "you know how your beloved government doesn't let you invest in profitable things? bitcoins are exactly the kind of thing you're not supposed to invest in." -30632;1365209327;pgp;yes -30631;1365209338;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller how do you mean ? -30630;1365209341;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -30629;1365209342;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.80001, Best ask: 143.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.69998, Last trade: 143.77119, 24 hour volume: 69859.70987158, 24 hour low: 130.24303, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 138.54781 -30628;1365209346;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1790 @ 0.0032 = 5.728 BTC [-] -30627;1365209390;mircea_popescu;i dunno why people hate on gmo food. these grapes are the size of prunes, taste like grape juice and have no seeds at all. -30626;1365209404;mircea_popescu;looking forward to the woman made out of eyes, tits and ankles only. -30625;1365209436;ThickAsThieves;rawr change is bad -30624;1365209445;benkay;science is scawwy -30623;1365209477;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you said in your article "The situation in the market was becoming macroeconomically concerning, in the following sense : major holders were done selling, the vast majority of trading action consisting of trades among newcomers brought in by the recent significant press exposure" it seems noobs were about to cause a bubble and if left "unkempt" the herd mentality could cause catostrophic issues to -30622;1365209490;mircea_popescu;a yeah. i believe so. -30621;1365209501;mircea_popescu;all the "it's going to 500" talk was putting us on the spot -30620;1365209517;mircea_popescu;correction without collapse => show of strength. no bubble can do that -30619;1365209526;mircea_popescu;no trend-only item survives the past 3 days. -30618;1365209535;burnside;the problem with gmo's is half the work they do is to make 'em pesticide/herbacide resistant. -30617;1365209540;pgp;sometimes you have to go down to go up... -30616;1365209546;burnside;they do that so they can slather them with pesticides and herbicides -30615;1365209549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00070508 = 0.9166 BTC [-] -30614;1365209550;burnside;yum -30613;1365209550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3450 @ 0.00070507 = 2.4325 BTC [-] -30612;1365209555;mircea_popescu;burnside i wasn't being ingenuous you know -30611;1365209569;burnside;heh -30610;1365209578;burnside;sometimes I process things a lil slow -30609;1365209590;ThickAsThieves;like my withdrawals? -30608;1365209592;ThickAsThieves;;) -30607;1365209593;burnside;my cpu is a 286 -30606;1365209596;mircea_popescu;lol zing -30605;1365209610;mircea_popescu;at least he processes them dood. -30604;1365209612;burnside;you always plug 'em in in the middle of the night! -30603;1365209638;ThickAsThieves;i'm sorting out -30602;1365209642;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: yes which is why as youve stated the presence of big players (as yourself) keeps the economy from having a complete collapse. i pose a scenario where the noobs become educated. what occurs when the economy is composed of more competency? -30601;1365209644;ThickAsThieves;just gotta keep my btc more spread around -30600;1365209659;mircea_popescu;the more competence the more we onw. -30599;1365209663;mircea_popescu;own* -30598;1365209671;burnside;yeah, I'd be worried about anyplace you have a lot of btc that doesn't have a manual withdrawal process honestly. -30597;1365209689;mircea_popescu;this is true. -30596;1365209709;ThickAsThieves;what about manual big selloff od stocks then? -30595;1365209742;benkay;do y'all see any use in the btc economy for entities that hold slices of private keys for users? -30594;1365209755;benkay;aka distributed wallet backup? -30593;1365209756;burnside;not sure what'cha mean. (286 remember.) -30592;1365209777;mircea_popescu;benkay the service is better offered by the guy's gf. -30591;1365209787;mircea_popescu;suppose this russian guy has a wife which wife has a sister. -30590;1365209794;mircea_popescu;he always travels with his wife and her sister. -30589;1365209799;mircea_popescu;sometimes tanja is the wife and nadja is the sister -30588;1365209801;ThickAsThieves;kinky -30587;1365209802;mircea_popescu;sometimes vice-versa. -30586;1365209804;mircea_popescu;NOW. -30585;1365209807;pgp;benkay: yes -30584;1365209811;mircea_popescu;why'd the russian guy use you to hold half his keys ? -30583;1365209816;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.27000002 BTC [-] -30582;1365209817;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.27000001 BTC [-] -30581;1365209818;mircea_popescu;why not give half to nadja and half to tanja ? -30580;1365209818;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [-] -30579;1365209849;pgp;multi-sig has many interesting applications as well -30578;1365209853;benkay;because nadja and tanja have a tendency to bitch out and cannot be depended on for professional service, other than the oral kind. -30577;1365209859;mircea_popescu;maybe -30576;1365209865;mircea_popescu;your service is publicly known tho. -30575;1365209869;mircea_popescu;the girls are private to him only. -30574;1365209874;mircea_popescu;so there's pros and cons. -30573;1365209892;benkay;secret sharing allows one to reconstruct without all shared slices, though -30572;1365209909;benkay;allowing one to leave slices with trusted relatives in addition to untrusted banks around the world -30571;1365209910;mircea_popescu;im just saying, if you're goijng to shard your key, -30570;1365209920;mircea_popescu;why use a publicly known and thus attackable holder of shards. -30569;1365209929;mircea_popescu;ah, so as a part thing. -30568;1365209930;mircea_popescu;sure. -30567;1365209933;benkay;why not use 10 publicly known holders and 10 private? -30566;1365209943;benkay;i'm looking at en-robust-ifying the thing -30565;1365209944;mircea_popescu;well... why use a holder that's known for holding ? -30564;1365209955;mircea_popescu;why not put a piece of paper in a bank locked chest say -30563;1365209967;benkay;bank is over there -30562;1365209970;benkay;i am all over world -30561;1365209974;mircea_popescu;even so. -30560;1365209977;benkay;sometimes on iss -30559;1365209987;mircea_popescu;the fact that we know you hold shards adds a risk to you as a shard holder. -30558;1365210021;benkay;sure, but shard holder ameliorates that risk by charging a fee for a useful service. some fraction of which fee should go to ops to blah blah blah -30557;1365210025;mircea_popescu;now, this may not be a show stopper, i readily grant -30556;1365210026;pgp;watch - tradtional accounting and auditing firms are going to get involved in the bitcoin security game - and insuring deposits while they're at it... -30555;1365210036;mircea_popescu;pgp i wouldn't mind working with one. -30554;1365210054;benkay;the ecosystem needs auditors and accountants. -30553;1365210059;benkay;witness ALL THE THINGS. -30552;1365210074;benkay;smickles should really get on that. -30551;1365210074;pgp;already making inroads... -30550;1365210176;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.25200001 BTC [-] -30549;1365210231;mircea_popescu;i think smickles is busy making more smickles. -30548;1365210261;benkay;in addition to keysharding, i want to see merchant receipt/contract tracking as well -30547;1365210273;pgp;a practice of requiring 2/3 key to unlock an address for owner, auditor, lawyer (in case owner dies) seems like a good start -30546;1365210305;benkay;otc, but for merchants, and prettier. -30545;1365210333;pgp;you can put whatever text you want into a txn... -30544;1365210344;benkay;why put it in the blockchain -30543;1365210349;benkay;when you can use the underlying crypto? -30542;1365210353;ThickAsThieves;i'm getting fed up with conf times -30541;1365210356;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.25200001 BTC [-] -30540;1365210361;ThickAsThieves;wtf are all these asics for -30539;1365210370;benkay;what asics -30538;1365210372;pgp;.25?!? -30537;1365210372;benkay;;) -30536;1365210404;pgp;benkay: sure -30535;1365210457;benkay;the thing would be relatively simple to implement -30534;1365210465;benkay;big text box for receipts/contracts -30533;1365210469;benkay;track all signing entities -30532;1365210484;benkay;kinda buy into claim resolution, which is not a scalable thing -30531;1365210553;pgp;interesting... -30530;1365210574;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves the asics have little to do with tx processing. they just hash. -30529;1365210579;mircea_popescu;we have a problem with nodes is what it is. -30528;1365210621;ThickAsThieves;how do we fix it -30527;1365210626;ThickAsThieves;so annoyed -30526;1365210638;jborkl;I got my stratum servers running today -30525;1365210643;ThickAsThieves;is running a node hard/costly? -30524;1365210649;jborkl;no -30523;1365210673;ThickAsThieves;can i node be used to expedite ones own transactions? -30522;1365210677;ThickAsThieves;a node* -30521;1365210681;mircea_popescu;"a well-known Silicon Valley socialite and entrepreneur" -30520;1365210685;mircea_popescu;ok, what the fuck is that ? -30519;1365210685;ThickAsThieves;i cant wait hours day trading -30518;1365210693;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes. -30517;1365210701;mircea_popescu;run a node, have it well connected, you'll be instamempooled. -30516;1365210711;ThickAsThieves;k where can learn to do this plz -30515;1365210724;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.9 = 19 BTC [-] -30514;1365210745;mircea_popescu;um. -30513;1365210751;mircea_popescu;do you have bitcoin-qt ? -30512;1365210757;ThickAsThieves;yessor -30511;1365210767;ThickAsThieves;yessir -30510;1365210776;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.25100001 BTC [-] -30509;1365210788;kakobrekla;run it :) -30508;1365210793;ThickAsThieves;thats it? -30507;1365210795;benkay;does multibit function as a node? -30506;1365210796;kakobrekla;mhm -30505;1365210803;ThickAsThieves;ok -30504;1365210809;kakobrekla;dunno benkay -30503;1365210817;ThickAsThieves;so how do i get my tx from outside services to go faster -30502;1365210826;ThickAsThieves;like from Weexchange -30501;1365210832;kakobrekla;eh? -30500;1365210836;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.25200001 BTC [+] -30499;1365210845;benkay;ha you can't do that thickasthieves -30498;1365210850;benkay;you have to be broadcasting your own txns -30497;1365210856;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes unless you're on a shitty connection or something -30496;1365210856;ThickAsThieves;i figured, but needed to ask -30495;1365210858;benkay;unless you can get them to send the tx to you -30494;1365210872;kakobrekla;broadcasting is the smaller part of the transactio -30493;1365210874;mircea_popescu;nah this doesn't work on the otghers. wors on your own -30492;1365210879;kakobrekla;but its dying the fastest -30491;1365210893;kakobrekla;so there will be like 5 nodes -30490;1365210895;ThickAsThieves;so what can ukto do to expedite his outgoing tx? -30489;1365210903;kakobrekla;gox, guild, deepbit and another 2 -30488;1365210912;kakobrekla;soon, at this rate. -30487;1365210944;ThickAsThieves;i stopped running qt cuz it sucks -30486;1365210952;ThickAsThieves;didnt know i was he;ping the network with it on -30485;1365210970;mircea_popescu;yeah. -30484;1365210975;mircea_popescu;it does suck donkey balls. -30483;1365210986;mircea_popescu;but with people turning it off we;'re already under the red. -30482;1365210993;mircea_popescu;pretty soon network will crack up completely. -30481;1365210997;ThickAsThieves;fucking devs -30480;1365211009;jborkl;I am setting up 2 more nodes -30479;1365211023;ThickAsThieves;i'll put nodes on all my mining rigs too -30478;1365211028;mircea_popescu;jborkl if you have the option, set them up in like mongolia and shit -30477;1365211039;mircea_popescu;what i mean is, sorta-distant from the main spots -30476;1365211062;jborkl;I have 15 at least commercial internet connections across many different ip ranges -30475;1365211077;Ukto;ThickAsThieves: also, weex broadcasts txns to over 500 nodes :) -30474;1365211084;mircea_popescu;seems atm 90%+ of nodes are on the euro fiberring, on the sf-la line and on the ny-boston line -30473;1365211088;Ukto;including the major pools -30472;1365211099;mircea_popescu;Ukto then what's the spiel, no fees ? -30471;1365211110;jborkl;where I am - there are not any for 200 300 miles -30470;1365211123;mircea_popescu;great. -30469;1365211129;Ukto;mircea_popescu: the issue is that none of the pools currently prioritize by tx fee rate -30468;1365211136;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.25200001 = 0.504 BTC [+] -30467;1365211145;Ukto;they just have a hard limit on how many txn's can be included per block -30466;1365211158;Ukto;so when things like sdice are being super popular etc -30465;1365211165;mircea_popescu;sure they do -30464;1365211166;Ukto;it creates a backlog of txn processing -30463;1365211169;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -30462;1365211171;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.90000000 / 1.9085 / 1.93000000 (16 shares, 30.53600000 BTC), 7D: 1.87000000 / 1.97486053 / 2.08000000 (114 shares, 225.13409996 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.81479725 / 2.08000000 (730 shares, 1324.80199240 BTC) -30461;1365211177;ThickAsThieves;why wouldnt a pool prioritize by tx fees? -30460;1365211188;Ukto;i know 4 major pools that are first come first serve -30459;1365211196;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 36 @ 0.25200001 = 9.072 BTC [+] -30458;1365211196;mircea_popescu;well then you know 4 idiots. -30457;1365211201;Ukto;yes -30456;1365211205;Ukto;I never said it was smart -30455;1365211209;Ukto;or with the original bitcoin intentions -30454;1365211217;Ukto;Luke-Jr even completely blocks sdice txns (last i checked) -30453;1365211218;mircea_popescu;socialists everywhere -30452;1365211225;mircea_popescu;ya but we're talking actual pools here. -30451;1365211230;Ukto;leaving a larger backlog for those to be processed -30450;1365211244;mircea_popescu;that's not how it works lol. -30449;1365211246;Ukto;but while he blocks sdice, it allows other txns to get processed at least -30448;1365211251;Ukto;oh? :) -30447;1365211255;Ukto;enlighten please -30446;1365211257;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 16 @ 0.43999999 = 7.04 BTC [+] -30445;1365211257;mircea_popescu;wlel think. we havr 10k in the backlog. -30444;1365211262;mircea_popescu;luke does like 1 block a day -30443;1365211272;mircea_popescu;whether he puts in 500 txs including sdice or excluding s dice -30442;1365211279;mircea_popescu;it makes no diff, there's always 500 non sdice txns in the pool -30441;1365211286;Ukto;sure -30440;1365211291;Ukto;i didnt say he was helping or hurting -30439;1365211297;mircea_popescu;right. hence no difference -30438;1365211300;ThickAsThieves;sure you did -30437;1365211301;ThickAsThieves;hehe -30436;1365211307;Ukto;i think him doing it helps non sdice txns get through -30435;1365211310;Ukto;(when he finds a block) -30434;1365211315;mircea_popescu;maybe. -30433;1365211317;Ukto;but causes the delay later for the next pool -30432;1365211325;Ukto;just pushes it off -30431;1365211333;ThickAsThieves;this boggles my mind -30430;1365211342;ThickAsThieves;now i see why mp rants so much -30429;1365211350;mircea_popescu;you know people say that a lot ? -30428;1365211358;mircea_popescu;*after* doing some reading etc. -30427;1365211377;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2799999 BTC [+] -30426;1365211378;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.28 BTC [+] -30425;1365211378;Ukto;besides -30424;1365211384;Ukto;sdice pays higher than default txs -30423;1365211388;ThickAsThieves;bitcoin is way less cool if its slower than a credit card -30422;1365211412;mircea_popescu;the fact is tho, i set mpex to pay 0.001. since then i have measured, and i had next-block inclusion for all payments -30421;1365211416;Ukto;so for the pools that prioritize based on tx fee, unless you specifically tell your client ot pay a higher tx fee than sdice (whatever it might adjust to) you will not get ahead of them -30420;1365211421;mircea_popescu;this has been going on for months now. -30419;1365211430;ThickAsThieves;i am willing to pay -30418;1365211437;mircea_popescu;as far as i can tell, fee + well connected node -> next block guaranteed. -30417;1365211437;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.179 = 2.358 BTC [-] -30416;1365211438;Ukto;ThickAsThieves: bitcoin has always been slower than credit card -30415;1365211440;thestringpuller;ThickAsThieves: what boggles your mind -30414;1365211440;Ukto;due to the confirms -30413;1365211462;Ukto;mircea_popescu: based on what you said, pools would be idiots to not include sorted by fee. -30412;1365211467;mircea_popescu;yeah. -30411;1365211469;Ukto;recent sdice txn http://blockchain.info/tx/9463b605150c30faa7b7be495a871ff9d479c7a0281785bdb7cc80a91ddeff93 -30410;1365211473;ThickAsThieves;the shit hanging off of every facet of the dev and tx side of btc boggles my mind -30409;1365211476;mircea_popescu;well, it's just my experience, but it's been pretty consistent. -30408;1365211479;Ukto;0.0012 btc is not the default txn fee -30407;1365211480;Ukto;in clients -30406;1365211487;Ukto;you have to make sure to pay higher -30405;1365211488;mircea_popescu;maybe i am loved by pools and they prioritise me otherwise ? (seems improbable) -30404;1365211504;Ukto;i am basing it off of what you said atm :) -30403;1365211509;Ukto;it also depends on time of day -30402;1365211518;Ukto;and how many txns are being added to the network -30401;1365211527;Ukto;sometimes its fine, othertimse a giant backlog is created -30400;1365211545;mircea_popescu;as far as i can see the backlog has been 5 to 10k txns for the past... 2 months ? -30399;1365211546;mircea_popescu;5 ? -30398;1365211550;ThickAsThieves;first , the client sux, this causes people to not run nodes, then pools dont prioritize by what pays most, then even for those that do, we have services dealing in lots of btc that dont include fees at all -30397;1365211551;thestringpuller;;;unconfirmed -30396;1365211551;gribble;Error: "unconfirmed" is not a valid command. -30395;1365211557;mircea_popescu;granted, most of those being nofee -30394;1365211569;thestringpuller;what is the command to see current unconfirmed tx -30393;1365211575;Ukto;so if your saying lower priced tx fees for your transfers are going through before highier pricesed sdice txns, then your thought that pools sort by tx fee is out the window, right? -30392;1365211582;Ukto;or are you purposefully setting higher tx fees? -30391;1365211593;mircea_popescu;Ukto i am setting .1, and that s.dice seems to have made it in fast no ? -30390;1365211595;Ukto;ThickAsThieves: http://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions -30389;1365211602;Ukto;708 atm -30388;1365211606;Ukto;711 -30387;1365211615;jborkl;.81 downloads so fast -30386;1365211615;Ukto;and counting up -30385;1365211618;Ukto;mostly with sdice -30384;1365211627;ThickAsThieves;most people work of 6 confs though -30383;1365211633;jborkl;already one node halfway- 10 minutes -30382;1365211637;ThickAsThieves;so unconfirmed is just part of the picture -30381;1365211644;mircea_popescu;Status: Disconnected -30380;1365211646;mircea_popescu;lol at blockchain -30379;1365211662;Ukto;when your limiting txns to say 500 when generating a block -30378;1365211667;Ukto;and esp if you are sorting by fee -30377;1365211680;Ukto;unless you pay a highre fee than sdice's already higher than default fee -30376;1365211682;Ukto;you wont be included -30375;1365211686;Ukto;for at least another 1~2 blocks -30374;1365211688;ThickAsThieves;i will pay that -30373;1365211694;ThickAsThieves;easy -30372;1365211696;mircea_popescu;maybe it's my coinbases being real old ? -30371;1365211709;jborkl;it is only 1 line in the .conf file to change the fee structure -30370;1365211713;Ukto;mircea_popescu: no idea. blockchain.info is up to date -30369;1365211730;ThickAsThieves;if i'm trying to send 20btc quickly, in order to profit 10%, i dont care about paying even a .1btc fee -30368;1365211737;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.44 = 4.4 BTC [+] -30367;1365211745;Ukto;jborkl: yes, but as as service, it's a huge pain to constantly change that one line and restart -30366;1365211751;Ukto;besides -30365;1365211755;Ukto;the issue isnt the fee itself -30364;1365211764;ThickAsThieves;but it is one part -30363;1365211766;Ukto;as I stated, very few high block pools sort by tx fee -30362;1365211770;jborkl;I keep mine very low, just because -30361;1365211773;ThickAsThieves;may as well solve one part at a time -30360;1365211784;Ukto;during slow times, i have tested sending tx with a 0.1btc fee -30359;1365211786;Ukto;and it still took 3 hours -30358;1365211794;Ukto;same as the 0 fee tx -30357;1365211796;mircea_popescu;this is so weird. -30356;1365211801;mircea_popescu;literally never happened to me this. -30355;1365211802;ThickAsThieves;:/ -30354;1365211820;Ukto;the issue is that bitcoin needs to be able handle larger amounts of txns -30353;1365211824;Ukto;if ti continues to grow -30352;1365211833;Ukto;and this is not corrected, then bitcoin will die. -30351;1365211836;Ukto;this was teh cause of the recent fork -30350;1365211846;Ukto;pools were told to increase the size of txn announcements -30349;1365211853;Ukto;so what did some do? set ungodly highly max's -30348;1365211860;mircea_popescu;there's no such thinfg as ungodly. -30347;1365211861;Ukto;this conflicted with with a limitation in 0.8 -30346;1365211862;mircea_popescu;1mb is 1mb. -30345;1365211863;Ukto;which caused a fork -30344;1365211866;ThickAsThieves;so what can the common user do to help -30343;1365211871;jborkl;hmm, I wonder if we addnode eachother with a fee structure we like - we will broadcast and get included faster- therefore prioritizing out transactions -30342;1365211879;jborkl;our -30341;1365211880;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves post in mpoe's devs are idiots thread lol -30340;1365211888;Ukto;mircea_popescu: all pools did not set 1mb max txn lists -30339;1365211893;Ukto;thats what caused the fork -30338;1365211896;mircea_popescu;yeah. -30337;1365211898;Ukto;along with a the max set to 0.8 -30336;1365211919;Ukto;the point was to increase the tx load. not limit them -30335;1365211926;Ukto;thats why there is the big update deadline -30334;1365211962;thestringpuller;so btc tx wont be free always -30333;1365211975;Ukto;btw, look at the blockchain unconfirmed list -30332;1365211980;Ukto;you will see the number dropped from 800+ -30331;1365211980;thestringpuller;at some point you WILL have to pay miner fees to get confirmed? -30330;1365211982;Ukto;back to 500~600 -30329;1365211984;Ukto;as a block just went out -30328;1365211989;Ukto;only taking abotu 200~300 txns with it -30327;1365212002;ThickAsThieves;its cuz i opened qt ;) -30326;1365212006;Ukto;hehe -30325;1365212010;Ukto;and if you look at that last block -30324;1365212013;Ukto;youw ill see they are mostly in order -30323;1365212015;Ukto;time wise -30322;1365212018;Ukto;not higher paid fees -30321;1365212022;Ukto;from recent txns -30320;1365212045;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla what do yo usay to an idea of giving less weight to small bets on bitbet ? -30319;1365212048;ThickAsThieves;cant they distribute the work better -30318;1365212055;mircea_popescu;like, under 0.0001 ? you only get 90% of the weight. -30317;1365212058;ThickAsThieves;like force you to process a tx in order to send one -30316;1365212067;Ukto;ThickAsThieves: thats another discussion for another day. :) -30315;1365212069;Ukto;back to coding for me :) -30314;1365212075;Ukto;but yes, it pisses me off too. -30313;1365212088;mircea_popescu;Ukto that;'s a good point as to the order, but -30312;1365212098;mircea_popescu;doesn't that reflect moreover how the miner sorted them ? -30311;1365212104;mircea_popescu;(not necessarily how they selected them) -30310;1365212108;Ukto;how the pool sorted them -30309;1365212109;ThickAsThieves;didnt mean to rage at you directly, but if including fees helps at all, i'd appreciate it -30308;1365212110;Ukto;not the miner -30307;1365212117;mircea_popescu;yes is what i meant -30306;1365212126;Ukto;yes, which goes back to my point -30305;1365212130;Ukto;that most of the pools are not sorting by txfee -30304;1365212134;jborkl;you can watch your bitcoind reject tranactions -30303;1365212134;Ukto;but by age -30302;1365212138;mircea_popescu;but listen, just because they sorted it thart way in the getwork or w/e -30301;1365212145;mircea_popescu;doesn't mean that it actually reflects the selection process -30300;1365212152;Ukto;well -30299;1365212161;Ukto;i was just looking at a txn witha higher fee -30298;1365212162;jborkl;no, t takes them as tit receives them and stomps them -30297;1365212162;mircea_popescu;if i pick girls by their brasize i will still seat them at the table by height -30296;1365212163;Ukto;that was en queue -30295;1365212167;Ukto;and was not included in the block -30294;1365212169;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu you want even more cofulzed ppl ? :) -30293;1365212170;jborkl;as it -30292;1365212174;Ukto;so obviously, it wasnt sorted by higher txn fee -30291;1365212175;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla all this dust ;/ -30290;1365212176;jurov;Ukto, iirc it's not completely FCFS -30289;1365212180;Ukto;when deciding -30288;1365212185;Ukto;jurov: depends on teh pool -30287;1365212186;Ukto;100% -30286;1365212186;mircea_popescu;do you know the sort of shit that happens when i have to pay out 500 BTC ? -30285;1365212190;Ukto;each do it their diff ways -30284;1365212194;jurov;miners have by default some space reserved to no-fee txs -30283;1365212202;Ukto;mircea_popescu: keep in mind, I host and help with ozcoin :) -30282;1365212208;kakobrekla;ya well ppl will still bet dust even with 90% -30281;1365212210;mircea_popescu;i am aware yeh -30280;1365212210;Ukto;and i work with alot of other pool operators due to hashpower -30279;1365212220;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you think ? -30278;1365212234;kakobrekla;i think half wouldnt even notice -30277;1365212243;mircea_popescu;gah -30276;1365212246;jurov;and txfee can be changed on the fly, no need to restart -30275;1365212263;jurov;you didn't knew about bitcoind settxfee? -30274;1365212264;Ukto;jurov: yes, but not ona per-send unless you do a custom raw tx -30273;1365212290;Ukto;jurov: sending rpc calls to bitcoind to constantly try to change the txn fee per client send leaves bad things to possibly happen -30272;1365212297;Ukto;its not like an sql transaction -30271;1365212307;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu i could do it so there is no bet accepted if its not funded by at least N (can come in several txes or w/e) -30270;1365212318;Ukto;i dont know how many user syou have constatnly withdrawing, but I tend to get a few about the same time every few days -30269;1365212327;Ukto;usually because something is happening in the world -30268;1365212336;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.9 = 3.8 BTC [-] -30267;1365212366;Ukto;but the method for handling this, and letting users throw whatever amoutn they want at a tx fee is coming with the new weex relesae -30266;1365212386;Ukto;then they can all donate to minors, just to find out it wont help -30265;1365212389;Ukto;;) -30264;1365212396;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.44 = 3.96 BTC [+] -30263;1365212396;Ukto;"minors" yes, bad joke :) -30262;1365212414;benkay;:q -30261;1365212426;benkay;this is not the vim window... -30260;1365212433;mod6;are you sure? -30259;1365212447;Ukto;try :q! -30258;1365212447;benkay;:s,mod6,wangs,g -30257;1365212452;benkay;:%s,mod6,wangs,g -30256;1365212455;benkay;yup -30255;1365212457;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.28099999 = 0.843 BTC [+] -30254;1365212475;mod6;ha -30253;1365212516;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.281 = 4.215 BTC [+] -30252;1365212527;jurov;well, i do have problems with coinbr deposits sitting there for hours -30251;1365212532;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla meh. -30250;1365212535;mircea_popescu;we think of this more. -30249;1365212543;jurov;withdrawals waiting are rare -30248;1365212563;jurov;cuz i have node running all the time with 90+ connections -30247;1365212615;ThickAsThieves;btw the withdrawal that triggered me ranting, ended up clearing in 15min... -30246;1365212622;jurov;plus, adding a fee did help a bit -30245;1365212626;ThickAsThieves;from weex, 0tx fee -30244;1365212644;ThickAsThieves;the wait was all for the first conf -30243;1365212647;ThickAsThieves;then it zoomed -30242;1365212784;pgp;it all has to do with nodes -30241;1365212816;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.281 = 1.405 BTC [+] -30240;1365212845;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.00301 = 0.0753 BTC [-] -30239;1365212848;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.003 = 0.3 BTC [-] -30238;1365212869;pgp;network density -30237;1365212923;pgp;if you're "well connected" so to speak, you're txn will get picked up quickly, irrespective of fee -30236;1365212936;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.281 BTC [+] -30235;1365212956;pgp;nice to see a plus-tick on SDICE -30234;1365213036;thestringpuller;;;asks 150 -30233;1365213039;gribble;There are currently 11628.06 bitcoins offered at or under 150.0 USD, worth 1718711.96735 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0020 seconds -30232;1365213063;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -30231;1365213064;gribble;There are currently 31145458 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11787480.3755 USD in total. | Data vintage: 25.0973 seconds -30230;1365213116;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.28199999 = 0.564 BTC [+] -30229;1365213536;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.43999999 = 2.64 BTC [-] -30228;1365213717;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -30227;1365213720;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.90000000 / 1.90755556 / 1.93000000 (18 shares, 34.33600000 BTC), 7D: 1.87000000 / 1.97356983 / 2.08000000 (116 shares, 228.93409996 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.81581095 / 2.08000000 (730 shares, 1325.54199220 BTC) -30226;1365213986;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.778 BTC [-] -30225;1365214016;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.43999999 = 0.88 BTC [-] -30224;1365214196;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.282 = 0.564 BTC [+] -30223;1365214198;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.282 = 1.41 BTC [+] -30222;1365214204;benkay;if you're well connected, you generally don't have to suffer the same problems that normo's do anyways, pgp ;) -30221;1365214231;pgp;word -30220;1365215183;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0026 BTC [+] -30219;1365215206;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 510 @ 0.0025 = 1.275 BTC [-] -30218;1365215297;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 496 @ 0.002011 = 0.9975 BTC [-] -30217;1365215420;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.003355 = 0.0268 BTC [+] -30216;1365215421;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.778 BTC [-] -30215;1365215876;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 19 @ 0.425 = 8.075 BTC [-] -30214;1365216493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00070053 = 7.1804 BTC [-] -30213;1365216495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6035 @ 0.00070873 = 4.2772 BTC [+] -30212;1365216497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3915 @ 0.00071 = 2.7797 BTC [+] -30211;1365216836;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.282 = 1.692 BTC [+] -30210;1365217336;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1029 BTC [+] -30209;1365217493;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1029 BTC [+] -30208;1365217856;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.262 = 0.786 BTC [-] -30207;1365217877;luke-jr_;Ukto: AFAIK, every pool prioitizes by fee/KB -30206;1365218024;Diablo-D3;http://i.imgur.com/lPIoVfs.png -30205;1365218096;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.282 = 1.128 BTC [+] -30204;1365218110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2900 @ 0.00286307 = 8.3029 BTC [-] -30203;1365218121;kakobrekla;is that obama behind the b -30202;1365218334;Diablo-D3;probably -30201;1365218404;mircea_popescu;obama is behind everything -30200;1365218407;mircea_popescu;everything that is -30199;1365218411;mircea_popescu;and everthing that will be -30198;1365218890;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -30197;1365218891;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.90000000 / 1.90755556 / 1.93000000 (18 shares, 34.33600000 BTC), 7D: 1.87000000 / 1.97494825 / 2.08000000 (114 shares, 225.14409996 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.82103054 / 2.08000000 (720 shares, 1311.14199220 BTC) -30196;1365218920;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.dice -30195;1365218921;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00286307 / 0.00321072 / 0.00333333 (21008 shares, 67.45 BTC), 7D: 0.00286307 / 0.00324298 / 0.00439992 (541587 shares, 1,756.36 BTC), 30D: 0.00286307 / 0.00372327 / 0.006 (1707706 shares, 6,358.26 BTC) -30194;1365220485;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.778 BTC [-] -30193;1365220744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 14 @ 0.00303497 = 0.0425 BTC [+] -30192;1365220819;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.778 = 2.334 BTC [-] -30191;1365221073;joeykrim;mircea_popescu, sorry, im around now -30190;1365221214;mircea_popescu;hm -30189;1365221217;mircea_popescu;a, yes! -30188;1365221371;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -30187;1365221372;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.29339, Best ask: 142.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.70661, Last trade: 142.00000, 24 hour volume: 69571.46909424, 24 hour low: 130.41000, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 139.47741 -30186;1365221373;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -30185;1365221374;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -30184;1365221374;ThickAsThieves;.bait -30183;1365221699;thestringpuller;;;ident -30182;1365221699;gribble;You are not identified. -30181;1365221709;kakobrekla;there ya go -30180;1365221711;kakobrekla;it filled -30179;1365221712;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si:81/render/?title=Mtgox+Lag+-+1+day&vtitle=Seconds&from=-1day&width=500&height=250&until=now&areaMode=none&lineMode=connected&target=alias%28bitcoin.mtgox.lag%2C%22Mtgox_lag%22%29 -30178;1365221741;Diablo-D3;OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD, THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF CHACHUNG -30177;1365221763;mircea_popescu;http://jezus.si:81/render/?title=Mtgox+Lag+-+1+week&vtitle=Seconds&from=-1week&width=500&height=250&until=now&areaMode=none&lineMode=connected&target=alias%28bitcoin.mtgox.lag%2C%22Mtgox_lag%22%29&1365210931374 -30176;1365221797;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ -30175;1365222048;thestringpuller;gribble goes down too much -30174;1365222268;copumpkin;it's a netsplit -30173;1365222276;thestringpuller;This is glorious! -30172;1365222277;copumpkin;it gets confused :) -30171;1365222285;thestringpuller;;;gribble -30170;1365222287;thestringpuller;ugh -30169;1365222540;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -30168;1365222542;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 93.3570601 / 108.2470225 / 135.80742037 (19613 shares, 8,037.73 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -30167;1365223275;Uglux;Plan Ƀ, sounds good -30166;1365223423;Uglux;nice -30165;1365223494;deadweasel;awesome grapfs, much appreciated -30164;1365223502;deadweasel;graphs* -30163;1365223545;pigeons;graff my maffs and stuffs -30162;1365223556;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2645 BTC [-] -30161;1365223557;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.264 = 6.6 BTC [-] -30160;1365223559;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.2636 = 7.908 BTC [-] -30159;1365223560;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.26301 = 2.1041 BTC [-] -30158;1365223561;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.2621 = 1.0484 BTC [-] -30157;1365223562;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.2601 = 2.3409 BTC [-] -30156;1365223563;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2600002 BTC [-] -30155;1365223563;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.26000001 BTC [-] -30154;1365223564;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.25200001 = 0.504 BTC [-] -30153;1365223565;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.251 = 3.765 BTC [-] -30152;1365223600;pigeons;ill take next month's dividend for 0025 -30151;1365223625;deadweasel;2.51. people are shortsighted -30150;1365223639;deadweasel;dammit, one handed typing. -30149;1365223654;thestringpuller;lol -30148;1365223666;deadweasel;busted wrst, not whackin it you pervs -30147;1365223672;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -30146;1365223675;deadweasel;sitlol -30145;1365223676;thestringpuller;nvm -30144;1365223682;deadweasel;*sit -30143;1365223696;deadweasel;shit! -30142;1365223717;kakobrekla;hm, for march, bbet is over half of sdice per share -30141;1365223735;deadweasel;bbet rocks. -30140;1365223800;kakobrekla;we are over half of march div right now for april if i see this correctly -30139;1365223806;kakobrekla;and its what, 6 days -30138;1365223816;kakobrekla;o well. -30137;1365223975;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3067 BTC [+] -30136;1365224035;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3067 BTC [+] -30135;1365224080;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 325 @ 0.00303497 = 0.9864 BTC [+] -30134;1365224095;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.30679999 = 0.6136 BTC [+] -30133;1365224155;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3067 BTC [-] -30132;1365224182;mircea_popescu;scam. -30131;1365224215;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.439 = 3.073 BTC [+] -30130;1365224568;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.004 = 0.4 BTC [-] -30129;1365224574;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 158 @ 0.0039 = 0.6162 BTC [-] -30128;1365224576;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3000 @ 0.00385 = 11.55 BTC [-] -30127;1365224580;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 250 @ 0.0038 = 0.95 BTC [-] -30126;1365224582;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 204 @ 0.0037 = 0.7548 BTC [-] -30125;1365224635;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.306788 BTC [+] -30124;1365224646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3800 @ 0.00303497 = 11.5329 BTC [+] -30123;1365225063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 61 @ 0.00303497 = 0.1851 BTC [+] -30122;1365225272;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.777 BTC [-] -30121;1365225345;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.778 BTC [+] -30120;1365225355;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.306788 BTC [+] -30119;1365225416;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.9 BTC [-] -30118;1365225497;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.39 = 2.34 BTC [+] -30117;1365225895;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.30688 = 3.0688 BTC [+] -30116;1365225974;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 109 @ 0.01 = 1.09 BTC [+] -30115;1365226015;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.44 = 0.88 BTC [+] -30114;1365226145;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 23 @ 0.778 = 17.894 BTC [+] -30113;1365226236;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.779 = 3.116 BTC [+] -30112;1365226275;bitesak;;;ticker -30111;1365226276;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.00001, Best ask: 141.89999, Bid-ask spread: 0.89998, Last trade: 141.00001, 24 hour volume: 68994.82037063, 24 hour low: 131.12000, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 139.64835 -30110;1365226625;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 85 @ 0.0028 = 0.238 BTC [-] -30109;1365226629;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 300 @ 0.0026 = 0.78 BTC [-] -30108;1365226632;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 20 @ 0.0021 = 0.042 BTC [-] -30107;1365227180;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 850 @ 0.002 = 1.7 BTC [-] -30106;1365227820;thestringpuller;mr. voorhees has arrived -30105;1365227844;thestringpuller;now he announces some news and the s.dice price adjust accordingly -30104;1365227973;kakobrekla;alt chains are kinda collapsing -30103;1365228241;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.003354 = 0.0503 BTC [-] -30102;1365228391;mircea_popescu;a well -30101;1365228769;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 580 @ 0.00191 = 1.1078 BTC [-] -30100;1365230034;bgupta;THere is a reason they say "the gold standard" and not the "silver" "nickel" "copper" or "tin" standard. -30099;1365230184;mircea_popescu;you know what a standard is ? -30098;1365230198;mircea_popescu;a nm, i mistook that for a question -30097;1365230383;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00439 BTC [+] -30096;1365231753;dub;ppcoin is doing pretty well -30095;1365231775;dub;04/06/13 02:14:07 5100.00000000 0.00510000 26.01000000 -30094;1365231785;dub;^ my last trade -30093;1365231824;mircea_popescu;is that in usd ? -30092;1365231834;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.899 = 3.798 BTC [-] -30091;1365231848;dub;btc -30090;1365231875;mircea_popescu;wow. -30089;1365231878;dub;5100 ppc @.005 btc -30088;1365232371;toffoo;I bought my first ones two days ago, -30087;1365232386;toffoo;"always better to be lucky than smart" i say -30086;1365232392;dub;I mined 40k in the first 12 hours -30085;1365232407;toffoo;yup seems like these might be the next thing to gain some traction, -30084;1365232415;dub;cost $10 in power oslt -30083;1365232420;toffoo;BTC-e started trading now like a few hours ago -30082;1365232445;dub;this is why we mine all the chains -30081;1365232452;toffoo;what did you use to mine them? -30080;1365232471;dub;couple gh of gpu -30079;1365232497;toffoo;can cgminer do ppcoin /w gpu? -30078;1365232529;dub;yeah its not different to btc -30077;1365232543;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 117 @ 0.01 = 1.17 BTC [+] -30076;1365232554;toffoo;cool thnx .. I may give that a try, with my .. nVidia -30075;1365232775;toffoo;so in theory someone could hook up an Avalon and mine the crap outta these ppcoins -30074;1365232788;dub;yes -30073;1365232800;toffoo;hmm..maybe a bit early to be buying in then -30072;1365232808;dub;though it doesnt work with stratum yet -30071;1365232822;dub;yeah would be a bit dumb not to -30070;1365232825;dub;tbh -30069;1365233141;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P200T] 1300 @ 0.62136625 = 807.7761 BTC [-] -30068;1365233900;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P200T] 3000 @ 0.62136625 = 1864.0988 BTC [-] -30067;1365234039;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P200T] 400 @ 0.62136625 = 248.5465 BTC [-] -30066;1365234254;copumpkin;that's a lot of puts at 200 -30065;1365234298;jcpham;woohoo -30064;1365234308;jcpham;i welcome our new overlords -30063;1365234356;copumpkin;someone going short -30062;1365234363;copumpkin;people bitching about not being able to short -30061;1365234370;dub;allex -30060;1365234381;dub;oops -30059;1365234398;jcpham;my IT department told me not to touch the bitcoins -30058;1365234426;copumpkin;why not -30057;1365234471;jcpham;you must not be watching the tv news -30056;1365234476;jcpham;about the bitcoin -30055;1365234487;copumpkin;I don't have a TV -30054;1365234532;jcpham;on the boat? -30053;1365234674;copumpkin;anywhere -30052;1365234686;copumpkin;well, I lent my TV to a friend several years ago because I never watched it -30051;1365234693;copumpkin;so I technically own one I guess -30050;1365234723;jcpham;sorry i'm commenting on stupid bitcoin press -30049;1365234745;jcpham;some guy said something cnbc the other day about his it department wouldn't go near bitcoin -30048;1365234749;jcpham;"he asked them" -30047;1365234804;copumpkin;why would they need to? -30046;1365234813;copumpkin;I could see compliance departments having a problem with it, in some cases -30045;1365234817;copumpkin;but most companies don't even have that -30044;1365235262;jcpham;you need to see the videa and see how he says it -30043;1365235266;jcpham;like a complete moron -30042;1365235451;jcpham;http://youtu.be/y1POVoi9NPk?t=4m48s -30041;1365235458;jcpham;the money shot so to speak -30040;1365235680;locksley;mircea_popescu: is the registration fee for mpex.co still 30BTC? ...given the recent surge in BTC/USD prices -30039;1365236263;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 4 @ 0.00439 = 0.0176 BTC [+] -30038;1365236333;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 4 @ 0.0044 = 0.0176 BTC [+] -30037;1365237021;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769 BTC [-] -30036;1365237076;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7686 BTC [-] -30035;1365237079;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7685 = 3.074 BTC [-] -30034;1365237598;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P140T] 5 @ 0.28572235 = 1.4286 BTC [-] -30033;1365237710;ChaangNoi;lol at all the alt coins trading on btc-e for crazy prices... -30032;1365237717;ChaangNoi;ppc and trc, nuts -30031;1365237814;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P095T] 10 @ 0.06811293 = 0.6811 BTC -30030;1365238737;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 5 @ 0.1722 = 0.861 BTC [-] -30029;1365238750;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7789 BTC [+] -30028;1365240410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7733 @ 0.000714 = 5.5214 BTC [+] -30027;1365240535;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.29999 = 2.9999 BTC [-] -30026;1365241046;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1001 = 0.2002 BTC [-] -30025;1365241875;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.003354 = 0.1677 BTC [-] -30024;1365242339;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7686 BTC [-] -30023;1365242341;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.7685 = 3.8425 BTC [-] -30022;1365242636;taub;is mtgox losing volume already? -30021;1365242667;taub;btce and btc24 having lots of trades in the feed compared to mtgox -30020;1365243654;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.28210001 BTC [-] -30019;1365244073;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.28200001 BTC [-] -30018;1365244214;Bowjob;mp u here? -30017;1365244269;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.095 = 1.9 BTC [-] -30016;1365244301;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 6 @ 0.1001 = 0.6006 BTC [+] -30015;1365244304;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -30014;1365245276;Bowjob;that was some nice viet food -30013;1365245278;Bowjob;nomnom -30012;1365245287;Bowjob;damn i love vancouver. diverse food -30011;1365245762;bitesak;;;ticker -30010;1365245763;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.00000, Best ask: 142.24998, Bid-ask spread: 0.24998, Last trade: 142.50000, 24 hour volume: 61098.98505712, 24 hour low: 135.12000, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 140.58777 -30009;1365247494;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.304 BTC [+] -30008;1365247496;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.305 = 0.915 BTC [+] -30007;1365247615;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.305 BTC [+] -30006;1365247616;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.3055 = 0.9165 BTC [+] -30005;1365247854;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3055 BTC [+] -30004;1365248167;mircea_popescu;guy comes on irc, asks question, leaves in 4 minutes. -30003;1365248170;mircea_popescu;noobs today... -30002;1365248863;toffoo;mircea_popescu have you or your minions investigated at all "Bitcoin Rain" ? -30001;1365248916;toffoo;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=168616.0 -30000;1365249041;mircea_popescu;toffoo superficially. -29999;1365249048;toffoo;seems like this Leandro guy was like the combined zhoutong + pirateat40 of Brazil, -29998;1365249053;mircea_popescu;yeah. -29997;1365249061;toffoo;and apparently getting away with it, -29996;1365249065;mircea_popescu;yeah. -29995;1365249084;toffoo;because the Brazilians are like begging for him back -29994;1365249144;toffoo;the situation probably hasn't gotten the attention it deserves because of the portuguese factor, -29993;1365249197;toffoo;but smells like he should earn a prominent position on your scam list sometime soon -29992;1365249295;mircea_popescu;toffoo well, as far as i'm concerned : -29991;1365249302;mircea_popescu;the brazillians haven't bothered to join #bitcoin-assets. -29990;1365249305;mircea_popescu;what do i care about them ? -29989;1365249326;mircea_popescu;certainly will make it on the list volume 2, fwtw. -29988;1365249468;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -29987;1365249469;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.62001, Best ask: 142.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.37999, Last trade: 142.00000, 24 hour volume: 59239.00956523, 24 hour low: 135.12000, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 140.65500 -29986;1365249784;jurov;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1brszi/bitcoin_is_a_concordia_currency/ -29985;1365249827;mircea_popescu;lmao okay. -29984;1365249829;jurov;i'm inclined to call it "discordia currency tho -29983;1365249832;mircea_popescu;the recipe for a reddit post : -29982;1365249868;mircea_popescu;Title : {A fear} + {An assumption} = {An inconsistent definition} -29981;1365249900;mircea_popescu;Body : {Misreference} {Misinterpretation of fact} {Misquote} {Personal Bias} {Daydreaming} {Cat pic} -29980;1365249990;jurov;oook. this was just an innocent proposal, tho -29979;1365250080;mircea_popescu;im in supercharged hate mode. -29978;1365250117;jurov;oh, what happened? -29977;1365250174;mircea_popescu;nothing lol. i just get these. -29976;1365250254;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.43 = 0.86 BTC [-] -29975;1365250313;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.406 = 0.812 BTC [-] -29974;1365250469;jurov;=) -29973;1365251656;jurov;Anyone working in the press is a professional and intellectual failure. << yup, this begins well -29972;1365251679;jurov;(latest trilema article) -29971;1365251786;mircea_popescu;:p -29970;1365253541;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.15789 BTC [+] -29969;1365253658;jurov;;;bc,stats -29968;1365253661;gribble;Current Blocks: 229941 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 1898 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 12 hours, 4 minutes, and 21 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9247456.62683 | Estimated Percent Change: 20.51944 -29967;1365254033;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.179 = 2.358 BTC [-] -29966;1365254056;prof7bit;bitbet could need a help page. there is no explanation how it works, what the numbers mean, what the small graph below each bet means, how to calculate my possible win, etc. -29965;1365254093;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.18 = 2.36 BTC [+] -29964;1365254189;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.00329 = 0.0494 BTC [-] -29963;1365254233;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00329 = 0.0099 BTC [-] -29962;1365254238;prof7bit;does anybody here know how it works? -29961;1365254259;prof7bit;or will this remain a secret -29960;1365254329;jurov;prof7bit: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=145819.0 -29959;1365254457;prof7bit;why is the "faq" link white text on white background? No wonder I couldn't find it. -29958;1365254481;jurov;in ff it shows fine on black background -29957;1365254500;jurov;prolly tell kakobrekla to fix -29956;1365254509;prof7bit;i'm using a webkit based browser -29955;1365254563;jurov;ahh ic now. in konqueror+webkit the FAQ gets flushed down, onto white background -29954;1365254620;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000656 BTC [+] -29953;1365255000;mircea_popescu;prof7bit it does have a faq neh ? -29952;1365255008;mircea_popescu;oh -29951;1365255638;prof7bit;this calculation method is very intransparent and convoluted, why not choose a simpler and more intuitive calculation? -29950;1365255712;jurov;what is intransparent and convoluted? -29949;1365255737;jurov;for me it feels right. just have to remind myself to always check the weight -29948;1365255750;jurov;if it's too low, abstain form betting -29947;1365255839;mircea_popescu;prof7bit because this one happens to be fair. -29946;1365255840;prof7bit;how is the weight calculated, why does this factor even exist, why not just calculate the ratio of total winning side / total losing side? -29945;1365255855;mircea_popescu;not all bets have weight. -29944;1365255873;mircea_popescu;but those that do have it to reflect the fact that it's more risk to claim a girl is pregnant in her first week than in her last. -29943;1365255937;jurov;weight goes down linearly in time -29942;1365256007;prof7bit;what is the maximum weight and when is it consdered "low", why not ue a percenage instead of 8 digit numbers -29941;1365256066;mircea_popescu;Current weight: -29940;1365256066;mircea_popescu;67`186 ( from 100`000 to 1 ) -29939;1365256077;mircea_popescu;do you specifically feel the need to ask that question ?! -29938;1365256231;dub;Matthew N. Wright -29937;1365256232;dub;Untrustworthy -29936;1365256242;dub;what the fuck -29935;1365256262;Diablo-D3;failpaste? -29934;1365256271;dub;why no scammer tag? -29933;1365256281;Diablo-D3;he used to have one -29932;1365256368;anarchy5;support levels are becoming huge -29931;1365256376;anarchy5;above 100 its crazy -29930;1365256401;mircea_popescu;what's so crazy about it ? -29929;1365256408;dub;;;bids 0 -29928;1365256410;gribble;There are currently 31145510 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12066597.028 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0097 seconds -29927;1365256665;bitesak;;;bids 100 -29926;1365256667;gribble;There are currently 51815.043 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 6262852.41742 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0059 seconds -29925;1365256727;bitesak;there is 500K more in bids than yesterday for ;;bids 0 -29924;1365259092;ChaangNoi;hi all -29923;1365259102;deadweasel;hi ChaangNoi -29922;1365259103;ChaangNoi;;;bids 0 -29921;1365259105;gribble;There are currently 31144153 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12025871.6491 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0100 seconds -29920;1365259127;deadweasel;:D 12 mil -29919;1365259128;ChaangNoi;seems shockingly quite in here, wanted to makesure it still worked:) -29918;1365259206;ChaangNoi;12 million bids, thats is nice to see -29917;1365260872;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 169 @ 0.2 = 33.8 BTC [+] -29916;1365261020;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -29915;1365261021;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00286307 / 0.00315869 / 0.00333333 (21469 shares, 67.81 BTC), 7D: 0.00286307 / 0.00324138 / 0.00439992 (545787 shares, 1,769.11 BTC), 30D: 0.00286307 / 0.00365017 / 0.006 (1621037 shares, 5,917.07 BTC) -29914;1365261112;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.00447 = 0.447 BTC [+] -29913;1365261760;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -29912;1365261761;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 141.71054, Best ask: 141.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18946, Last trade: 141.71052, 24 hour volume: 54153.97471258, 24 hour low: 135.12000, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 141.09054 -29911;1365262207;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.17399 BTC [+] -29910;1365262219;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 5 @ 0.174 = 0.87 BTC [+] -29909;1365262655;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.00329 = 0.023 BTC [-] -29908;1365262836;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 9 @ 0.01301 = 0.1171 BTC [+] -29907;1365262839;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.013 BTC [-] -29906;1365262842;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.012 = 0.12 BTC [-] -29905;1365262870;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.003353 BTC [+] -29904;1365263657;kakobrekla;mornin, whats new -29903;1365264325;bowjob;the rape adria richards contest should be over now -29902;1365265246;bowjob;ltc dropping like a bitch -29901;1365265682;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00244 BTC [+] -29900;1365265690;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00245 BTC [+] -29899;1365265702;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.0025 BTC [+] -29898;1365266024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00071399 = 0.9282 BTC [-] -29897;1365266025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.000714 = 6.1761 BTC [+] -29896;1365266297;jurov;Still no love for s.dice, what happened? -29895;1365266366;jurov;people who did after-dividend shopping prolly left... -29894;1365266429;ThickAsThieves;$avg -29893;1365266430;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 140.67 -29892;1365266454;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -29891;1365266457;gribble;There are currently 31749042 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11902783.3381 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0101 seconds -29890;1365266470;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 149.94 -29889;1365266471;gribble;There are currently 10941.045 bitcoins offered at or under 149.94 USD, worth 1604809.16098 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.5561 seconds -29888;1365266628;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.7685 = 4.611 BTC [-] -29887;1365266649;error4733;;;asks 198 -29886;1365266652;gribble;There are currently 29384.845 bitcoins offered at or under 198.0 USD, worth 4757177.58812 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0027 seconds -29885;1365266697;error4733;;;bids 98 -29884;1365266697;gribble;There are currently 51818.679 bitcoins demanded at or over 98.0 USD, worth 6227000.30109 USD in total. | Data vintage: 45.8592 seconds -29883;1365266726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00070759 = 2.1228 BTC [-] -29882;1365266813;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.261 = 2.349 BTC [-] -29881;1365266835;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.003353 BTC [+] -29880;1365266873;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2605 BTC [-] -29879;1365266992;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.2601 = 7.803 BTC [-] -29878;1365266999;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00301 = 0.0903 BTC [-] -29877;1365267002;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 25 @ 0.003 = 0.075 BTC [-] -29876;1365267005;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 11 @ 0.00292 = 0.0321 BTC [-] -29875;1365267009;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00291 = 0.0146 BTC [-] -29874;1365267012;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 11 @ 0.0029 = 0.0319 BTC [-] -29873;1365267052;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.26001 = 5.2002 BTC [-] -29872;1365267172;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.2600001 = 0.52 BTC [-] -29871;1365267292;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.25231 = 2.2708 BTC [-] -29870;1365267401;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 57 @ 0.00274 = 0.1562 BTC [-] -29869;1365267403;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00273 = 0.0082 BTC [-] -29868;1365267406;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00271 = 0.0054 BTC [-] -29867;1365267408;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00268 BTC [-] -29866;1365267417;ThickAsThieves;sdice dying -29865;1365267455;DeaDTerra;I am willing to buy S.DICE if anyone wants to well cheap? ;) -29864;1365267467;kakobrekla;just buy bbet -29863;1365267470;pigeons;no one wants dividends? -29862;1365267509;ThickAsThieves;ltc dying too -29861;1365267519;pigeons;shocking -29860;1365267524;ThickAsThieves;hehe -29859;1365267530;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.765 BTC [-] -29858;1365267547;kakobrekla;well nothing is forever so anything that is alive is dying all the time -29857;1365267556;kakobrekla;at least in the process of -29856;1365267572;kakobrekla;now sell ur btc. -29855;1365267577;ThickAsThieves;speak for yourself -29854;1365267587;ThickAsThieves;i'm only getting stronger -29853;1365267591;ThickAsThieves;mwooo hahahaha -29852;1365267603;kakobrekla;its not mwo, its nwo you silly -29851;1365267625;ThickAsThieves;:) -29850;1365267684;ThickAsThieves;;;seen namworld -29849;1365267684;gribble;namworld was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 14 hours, 6 minutes, and 55 seconds ago: lag on the rise... and almost no trading... -29848;1365267918;KRS1;its just going down, it will come back up -29847;1365267934;DeaDTerra;People do not seem to understand probability and statistics -29846;1365267949;DeaDTerra;S.DICE are having a really bad month in terms of luck but not that bad month in terms of volume -29845;1365267975;DeaDTerra;if the volume would be super bad you might be able to justify selling but selling because S.DICE is unlucky and hence had a bad dividend is just a poor decision -29844;1365267982;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7601 BTC [-] -29843;1365268143;ThickAsThieves;i'll gladly buy at these prices -29842;1365268155;ThickAsThieves;my .0037 offer doesnt look so bad now though DT ;) -29841;1365268161;ThickAsThieves;hehe -29840;1365268192;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.265 = 7.95 BTC [+] -29839;1365268239;DeaDTerra;eh I am happy to keep the shares ;) -29838;1365268249;DeaDTerra;I got a nice dividend and I can just wait until S.DICE has good luck again -29837;1365268287;error4733;they sold because of elasticity of s.dice price vs BTC -29836;1365268312;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.265 = 4.77 BTC [+] -29835;1365268321;error4733;btc perf a hugeeee x11 since jan -29834;1365268350;DeaDTerra;Ofc -29833;1365268358;DeaDTerra;but S.DICE is quite resiliant to the BTC price increase -29832;1365268364;DeaDTerra;the volume has not dropped by 11 times -29831;1365268372;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.265 = 5.3 BTC [+] -29830;1365268379;DeaDTerra;which suggest that it's still a good investment if you believe in a long term increase in the BTC price -29829;1365268389;error4733;beacause ppl play like its 20$ again -29828;1365268402;error4733;need time to switch to 140$ -29827;1365268421;ThickAsThieves;plus sdice, AM, and bitbet are like the only decent Btc assets -29826;1365268432;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.265 BTC [+] -29825;1365268438;error4733;+1 for AM -29824;1365268449;DeaDTerra;WTS G.MPOE,G.BBET,BTCQuick, G.ASICMINER-PT, WTB G.SDICE pm me with offers :) -29823;1365268482;DeaDTerra;It's funny how half a year ago people in this channel lauged at me and called me a scammer for helping AM IPO :) -29822;1365268487;DeaDTerra;looks like I got the last laugh -29821;1365268492;ThickAsThieves;indeed -29820;1365268493;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.265 = 1.325 BTC [+] -29819;1365268528;error4733;time will say, i kept some S.dice 4 glory but if every morning i'm happy with btc rally but i'm cry when i look to S.dice it's not good -29818;1365268574;jurov;error4733 in 2 weeks maybe you'll cry you sold it,dunno -29817;1365268575;error4733;i miss the AM boat, shame -29816;1365268591;DeaDTerra;Well, I for one think that S.DICE is a good investment as the volume doesn't follow the BTC price perfectly but it does it well enough to protect okay against a BTC price fall but not good enough to totally crash when the BTC price spikes. -29815;1365268599;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00249 BTC [-] -29814;1365268601;DeaDTerra;I had 1000 shares, I sold them for 0.126... -29813;1365268605;DeaDTerra;kind of regret that now -29812;1365268610;jurov;Anyway it's not a good practice to check portfolio every day. -29811;1365268634;DeaDTerra;The only once that profit from active trading (in long term) is your broker/exchange -29810;1365268643;kakobrekla;DeaDTerra they still do, and for dealing with AA, usagi etc too -29809;1365268656;error4733;agree, but big mistake as a news noob i put 80% of my btc in S.dice -29808;1365268673;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 27 @ 0.265 = 7.155 BTC [+] -29807;1365268678;DeaDTerra;Which still do? -29806;1365268684;DeaDTerra;think I am a scammer? -29805;1365268685;kakobrekla;16:14.50 ( DeaDTerra ) It's funny how half a year ago people in this channel lauged at me and called me a scammer for helping AM IPO :) -29804;1365268689;DeaDTerra;ah yea -29803;1365268693;DeaDTerra;well fuck the haters :) -29802;1365268720;DeaDTerra;If you try to promote things some will turn out bad some will turn out well -29801;1365268732;kakobrekla;lol -29800;1365268732;DeaDTerra;I am not saying I have a perfect record, but I am not a scammer -29799;1365268748;pigeons;--richard nixon -29798;1365268751;DeaDTerra;you learn from your mistakes :P -29797;1365268764;kakobrekla;i do, dunno if you did -29796;1365268768;kakobrekla;;) -29795;1365268788;DeaDTerra;I did :) -29794;1365268807;DeaDTerra;I have learnt that trusting people in the bitcoin forum is naive and doesn't work out -29793;1365268811;jurov;So, i succeeded to register at havelock and snatch some sdice...but i don't see function to transfer *to* mpex... -29792;1365268819;jurov;It's suspicious. -29791;1365268825;kakobrekla;i think thats 10btc a tx -29790;1365268828;ThickAsThieves;you gotta pay topace -29789;1365268852;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.9 BTC [+] -29788;1365268858;ThickAsThieves;is it really 10btc? -29787;1365268863;kakobrekla;i think jurov just self smarted himlsef -29786;1365268864;ThickAsThieves;that must be an outdated price -29785;1365268867;kakobrekla;perhaps -29784;1365268872;kakobrekla;was 10 when i last looked at it -29783;1365268879;pigeons;yep -29782;1365268897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 300 @ 0.00070759 = 0.2123 BTC [-] -29781;1365268912;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4375 BTC [+] -29780;1365268915;jurov;Okay. So I'll transfer your sdice from havelock to mpex for 0.1btc only. -29779;1365268950;kakobrekla;self smart; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj3SIXtLaAY -29778;1365268959;ThickAsThieves;how would you do that without topace? -29777;1365268961;jurov;Ofc, must research if if allows transfer between users. -29776;1365268984;ThickAsThieves;i dont think he has that feature -29775;1365268988;pigeons;that sounds good jurov, i'll get in touch later probably -29774;1365269092;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.265 = 1.325 BTC [+] -29773;1365269103;ThickAsThieves;Namworld's SDICE is its own lil market -29772;1365269116;DeaDTerra;That logic... If I know more things my brain will use more oxygen and hence there's a bigger change I will die from a heart attack? -29771;1365269156;kakobrekla;perhaps thats why hes doing the show from jail -29770;1365269192;jurov;kakobrekla: who? -29769;1365269201;kakobrekla;16:22.37 ( kakobrekla ) self smart; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj3SIXtLaAY -29768;1365269213;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.265 = 3.975 BTC [+] -29767;1365269229;kakobrekla;brb -29766;1365269263;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00271 = 0.0813 BTC [+] -29765;1365269333;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.265 = 0.795 BTC [+] -29764;1365269459;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00249 BTC [-] -29763;1365269632;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.253 = 2.024 BTC [-] -29762;1365269680;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.769 BTC [+] -29761;1365269691;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.2523 = 0.7569 BTC [-] -29760;1365269696;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.778 BTC [+] -29759;1365269872;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.253 = 1.012 BTC [+] -29758;1365269912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00276111 = 1.1044 BTC [-] -29757;1365270658;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -29756;1365270658;gribble;There are currently 31748275 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11855944.8587 USD in total. | Data vintage: 76.1617 seconds -29755;1365270662;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -29754;1365270663;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.11000, Best ask: 142.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49000, Last trade: 142.98000, 24 hour volume: 50668.79562235, 24 hour low: 136.00000, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 141.56102 -29753;1365270682;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 135 -29752;1365270682;gribble;There are currently 11439.837 bitcoins demanded at or over 135.0 USD, worth 1571682.99787 USD in total. | Data vintage: 99.8146 seconds -29751;1365270695;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.779 = 2.337 BTC [+] -29750;1365270701;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 148.9 -29749;1365270701;gribble;There are currently 7253.3583 bitcoins offered at or under 148.9 USD, worth 1056222.62948 USD in total. | Data vintage: 119.2631 seconds -29748;1365271283;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00995 BTC [-] -29747;1365272861;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1035 = 0.207 BTC [+] -29746;1365272865;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 35 @ 0.1039 = 3.6365 BTC [+] -29745;1365272873;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4375 BTC [+] -29744;1365272877;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.104 BTC [+] -29743;1365272888;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 11 @ 0.105999 = 1.166 BTC [+] -29742;1365272896;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.105999 BTC [+] -29741;1365272900;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7788 BTC [-] -29740;1365273025;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C119T] 5 @ 0.27839364 = 1.392 BTC [+] -29739;1365273232;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.9 BTC [+] -29738;1365273861;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C122T] 5 @ 0.28150864 = 1.4075 BTC [+] -29737;1365274213;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7788 BTC [-] -29736;1365275812;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.779 BTC [+] -29735;1365275883;bitessak;;;ticker -29734;1365275884;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 143.20300, Best ask: 143.25000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04700, Last trade: 143.25000, 24 hour volume: 47264.29232165, 24 hour low: 138.02000, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 142.02168 -29733;1365276080;bitessak;;;goxlag -29732;1365276080;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -29731;1365276419;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00070759 = 1.5213 BTC [-] -29730;1365276652;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.9 BTC [+] -29729;1365276712;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.44 = 0.88 BTC [+] -29728;1365277169;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7799 = 1.5598 BTC [+] -29727;1365277564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0032 = 3.2 BTC [+] -29726;1365277571;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.000655 = 0.0013 BTC [-] -29725;1365277707;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 11 @ 0.000601 = 0.0066 BTC [-] -29724;1365277812;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0037 BTC [-] -29723;1365277840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2022 @ 0.003333 = 6.7393 BTC [+] -29722;1365277857;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.002755 BTC [+] -29721;1365277859;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0027 BTC [-] -29720;1365277862;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.0027 = 0.0135 BTC [-] -29719;1365277870;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 29 @ 0.0037 = 0.1073 BTC [-] -29718;1365277871;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.0037 = 0.037 BTC [-] -29717;1365277874;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.003601 = 0.0072 BTC [-] -29716;1365277877;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00357 BTC [-] -29715;1365278091;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -29714;1365278092;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 143.11968, Best ask: 143.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08032, Last trade: 143.20000, 24 hour volume: 43220.78928430, 24 hour low: 139.00000, 24 hour high: 144.94000, 24 hour vwap: 142.25566 -29713;1365278194;deadweasel;quiet weekend thankfully. -29712;1365278225;deadweasel;http://www.superfluosopher.com/digital-world/the-internet-needs-idiots -29711;1365278858;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7799 = 2.3397 BTC [+] -29710;1365278861;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.7799 = 3.8995 BTC [+] -29709;1365278950;mircea_popescu;deadweasel innit nice. -29708;1365278956;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -29707;1365278958;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00276111 / 0.00311367 / 0.0033333 (17066 shares, 53.14 BTC), 7D: 0.00276111 / 0.00323887 / 0.00439992 (547459 shares, 1,773.15 BTC), 30D: 0.00276111 / 0.00364928 / 0.006 (1624459 shares, 5,928.11 BTC) -29706;1365279302;Namworld;Hmm, I'm surprised about those stats. There's no source included for them sadly. -29705;1365279980;mircea_popescu;well.. he is fluoridated. -29704;1365280072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00070085 = 0.4906 BTC [-] -29703;1365280107;deadweasel;i know, at least they get us high for free. -29702;1365280127;deadweasel;8 glasses a day -29701;1365281359;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 22 @ 0.7715 = 16.973 BTC [-] -29700;1365281365;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7711 BTC [-] -29699;1365283830;TomServo;;;totalbc -29698;1365283831;gribble;10999975.0 -29697;1365283854;mircea_popescu;next block. -29696;1365283874;TomServo;odd, blockexplorer already shows 11mn -29695;1365284071;kakobrekla;>. I have no qualms about what EskimoBob did so long as he pays for it, one way or another. And a 10% return in a little over a month is fine with me. I've evaluated his business plan and I rather like the little setup he has going. It works like this. Either he makes me rich, or he turns out to be a scammer and I get the last laugh. I could care less either way. -29694;1365284074;kakobrekla;omg this is rich -29693;1365284096;mircea_popescu;wait what? -29692;1365284105;kakobrekla;also this >EskimoBob is receiving regular scheduled distributions on his investment along with all my other former shareholders. Further, I own some shares of ART. In short, EskimoBob works for me now, Augustocroppo, and in my books that's the way it should be. -29691;1365284111;kakobrekla;quote from usagi -29690;1365284114;kakobrekla;both -29689;1365284120;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130947.msg1757328#msg1757328 -29688;1365284139;kakobrekla;lol -29687;1365284152;kakobrekla;i dont even.... -29686;1365284181;mircea_popescu;lol -29685;1365284187;mircea_popescu;well so good for them then -29684;1365284244;mircea_popescu;BTC has gone from $10 to $100, and ART lost 98.41% of it's investor's money. To point out the obvious, the expected loss was 90%, not 98.41%. Losing that extra 8.41% is much, much larger than it seems. Because accounting for the fluctuation in currency prices, ART went on to lose 84.1% of it's value. -29683;1365284244;mircea_popescu;Please explain how you lost 84.1% of your investor's money, or (at current exchange prices) over $60,000. -29682;1365284246;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good -29681;1365284272;kakobrekla;yup -29680;1365284398;thestringpuller;I'm about to hire Yakuza to collect my coin from Usagi -29679;1365284421;thestringpuller;"But that is water under the bridge now. EskimoBob is receiving regular scheduled distributions on his investment along with all my other former shareholders." <- is a lie -29678;1365284442;jurov;i think hiring psy would be sufficient -29677;1365284446;thestringpuller;the payments were not regular and have ceased without any warning or explanation except when probed -29676;1365284452;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.26 = 0.78 BTC [+] -29675;1365284453;jurov;..er..that's korea. nvm. -29674;1365284539;thestringpuller;I'm so glad you guys ran him out of business. -29673;1365284571;mircea_popescu; the payments were not regular and have ceased without any warning or explanation except when probed << sorta like tradehill ? -29672;1365284606;kakobrekla;no that was the old company you silly! -29671;1365284941;thestringpuller;the tradehill people vanished -29670;1365284949;thestringpuller;but usagi is still trying to "make a name for himself" -29669;1365284971;mircea_popescu;no they didn't vanish, bitcoin scamdation people are trying to push kenna's new scam -29668;1365284988;mircea_popescu;well, were. i think they got scared off meanwhile. -29667;1365285064;kakobrekla;why do you think so? -29666;1365285068;kakobrekla;the scared off part -29665;1365285164;KRS1;there will be a gox announcement about alternative currencies next week? -29664;1365285366;jurov;maybe they clearly think their multicurrency multiorder book isn't laggy enough -29663;1365285397;jurov;;;goxlag -29662;1365285397;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.2938 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00259276071389 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Earth to Moon (0.00257 AU). -29661;1365285398;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla because they seem to have abandoned the promotion effort. -29660;1365285422;kakobrekla;hmm -29659;1365285422;mircea_popescu;KRS1 i'll bet you there won't be. -29658;1365285427;kakobrekla;or they are just plain incompetent -29657;1365285479;kakobrekla;its gonna be all over once i manage to slam btc/usd in mt4 anyway. -29656;1365285640;jurov;really, i wouldn't put it past them trying to solve their problems -29655;1365285672;jurov;by throwing in another virtual currency on bitcoin side -29654;1365285688;jurov;like euro/jpy is on usd side -29653;1365285711;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.26 = 0.78 BTC [+] -29652;1365285723;jurov;thereby their monstrous order book code achieving sentience -29651;1365285849;jurov;then we're lost. unless we can release mpex code to slay it. -29650;1365285906;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla do that already -29649;1365285922;kakobrekla;is not easy. -29648;1365285951;mircea_popescu;anyway, i just signed off on some juicy foruming -29647;1365285964;mircea_popescu;link you as soon as it's there, i think you'll appreciate. -29646;1365286246;thestringpuller;MPOE-PR is on the offensive? -29645;1365286251;thestringpuller;^- @ mircea_popescu -29644;1365286320;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -29643;1365286320;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 3 hours, 29 minutes, and 37 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -29642;1365286478;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00427 BTC [+] -29641;1365286481;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=166578.msg1758253#msg1758253 -29640;1365286482;mircea_popescu;there we go. -29639;1365286484;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.00428 = 0.0086 BTC [+] -29638;1365286631;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 204 @ 0.0032 = 0.6528 BTC [-] -29637;1365286648;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.004 = 0.008 BTC [-] -29636;1365286651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00321 = 3.21 BTC [+] -29635;1365286654;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00343 BTC [-] -29634;1365286656;guruvan;http://data.mtgox.com/api/2/NMCUSD/money/ticker http://data.mtgox.com/api/2/LTCUSD/money/ticker http://data.mtgox.com/api/2/PPCUSD/money/ticker -29633;1365286669;guruvan;looks like they will add NMC & LTC -29632;1365286706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3434 @ 0.003333 = 11.4455 BTC [+] -29631;1365286940;thestringpuller;ehh -29630;1365286950;thestringpuller;berating a core Bitcoin dev.... -29629;1365286962;bowjob;hey mp -29628;1365287100;mircea_popescu;hey bj -29627;1365287116;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller mpoe delivers. -29626;1365287179;thestringpuller;so Garzik is a glitzdev now? -29625;1365287199;thestringpuller;also I really like this quote: "Nobody respects actors. Nobody. Everybody respects producers. Everybody. Including the actors. Starting with the actors." since being on set I have found this to be incredibly true. -29624;1365287205;thestringpuller;Without the producers, there is not industry. -29623;1365287209;thestringpuller;no* -29622;1365287283;mircea_popescu;yeah. -29621;1365287355;thestringpuller;I'm moving to romania, that's where all the cool people live. -29620;1365287357;thestringpuller;jkjk -29619;1365287387;mircea_popescu;i only take girls, so. -29618;1365287403;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 15 @ 0.00992 = 0.1488 BTC [-] -29617;1365287406;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 11 @ 0.009911 = 0.109 BTC [-] -29616;1365287441;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 100 @ 0.15271 = 15.271 BTC [-] -29615;1365287485;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller what set have you been on btw ? -29614;1365287509;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.106 = 0.212 BTC [+] -29613;1365287893;bowjob;so your rape contest got some pretty decent submissions -29612;1365287975;mircea_popescu;bowjob it did didn't it. -29611;1365287985;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu I've been on the set of Walking Dead and a few others, didn't work was just a guest of my friends who are in the industry. -29610;1365287989;jurov;what did you expect? gore? tentacles? -29609;1365288008;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: also been on the set of a few shows that were pitched to Adult Swim but never made it to air. -29608;1365288017;mircea_popescu;pretty cvool -29607;1365288077;thestringpuller;film industry is cutthroat, I can't wait for the first scammer to try and raise money for a movie -29606;1365288103;thestringpuller;and it ends up being some indiegogo bull crap that gets 100 views on youtube after spending 10,000 coins -29605;1365288110;jurov;there's this bitcoin documentary, dunno how they raised money for it -29604;1365288134;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller ya that already happened. -29603;1365288146;thestringpuller;well shit -29602;1365288221;jurov;what is the rule no #? when you thought of a scam, someone on internet already did it -29601;1365288238;jurov;maybe rule 33, preceding rune 34 -29600;1365288241;jurov;*rule -29599;1365288371;thestringpuller;lol jurov -29598;1365288391;mircea_popescu;what's the call code for nigeria ? -29597;1365288817;thestringpuller;LOL -29596;1365288827;thestringpuller;234 is the country code -29595;1365288838;thestringpuller;234 -29594;1365288839;thestringpuller;Nigeria, Dialing code -29593;1365288959;ThickAsThieves;$avg -29592;1365288970;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -29591;1365289578;bowjob;gah, ATC hasnt paid me yet. think he ran away? -29590;1365289601;mircea_popescu;atc ? -29589;1365289633;bowjob;ATC777, the dude that shorted BTC at 75 dollars -29588;1365289649;bowjob;it was only 6 BTC split between me and john, the mod.. but it amounts to $1k now -29587;1365289688;bowjob;his excuse was his computer fried while mining ltc.!! -29586;1365289818;mircea_popescu;heh. shorting btc, such an adventure. -29585;1365289907;thestringpuller;I love the 5000 btc wall at 145 -29584;1365289930;thestringpuller;3000 btc wall at 141 -29583;1365289940;Namworld;http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2011/PPP_Release_National_ConspiracyTheories_040213.pdf -29582;1365289941;thestringpuller;price is the most stable it's been in months -29581;1365289945;Namworld;oooookkay... -29580;1365289966;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller innit nice ? -29579;1365289996;bowjob;seems like half the news is about hatin btc -29578;1365290009;bowjob;they jelly they didnt get in early... but we're still early -29577;1365290024;thestringpuller;maybe -29576;1365290026;mircea_popescu;bowjob if everyone was pumping it we'd have a probkem. -29575;1365290031;thestringpuller;the biggest danger to bitcoin is yourself if you're inpet -29574;1365290034;thestringpuller;inept* -29573;1365290056;Namworld;Did they take their 1,247 participants in an asylum or at some conspiracists conference or something? -29572;1365290102;mircea_popescu;Namworld you know, not as a dig but, you seem regularly confounded by the state of the world in various details. -29571;1365290108;mircea_popescu;maybe you just hang out in an insland ? -29570;1365290136;thestringpuller;LOL -29569;1365290150;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.899 = 5.697 BTC [-] -29568;1365290182;KRS1;price of btc on gox is inflated -29567;1365290191;Namworld;I just live in Canada and rarely encounter such people... -29566;1365290206;Namworld;Maybe I should start asking these kind of questions to random people. -29565;1365290215;thestringpuller;O CANADA -29564;1365290227;Namworld;Maybe it's all an illusion -29563;1365290228;thestringpuller;Something something something Canada -29562;1365290248;Namworld;That's pretty much it. -29561;1365290253;mircea_popescu;lol -29560;1365290254;thestringpuller;looks like HIM is recovering, but it's gonna plummet if they depend on BFL for their ASICS -29559;1365290258;thestringpuller;!ticker H HIM -29558;1365290259;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.89900000 / 1.8997619 / 1.90000000 (21 shares, 39.89500000 BTC), 7D: 1.87000000 / 1.97199182 / 2.08000000 (110 shares, 216.91910000 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.84047117 / 2.08000000 (694 shares, 1277.28699220 BTC) -29557;1365290292;bowjob;him was 4.6 btc when it started -29556;1365290301;bowjob;then it reached 20 btc, then it split -29555;1365290314;thestringpuller;It is a strong fund -29554;1365290315;bowjob;its doing extremely well for a 22gigahash farm -29553;1365290325;bowjob;yeah, the bfl gets me -29552;1365290338;thestringpuller;but as the difficulty rises I'm paranoid of their being a run on the stock -29551;1365290349;thestringpuller;everyone will vacate their position in HIM and move to ASICMINER or something -29550;1365290360;bowjob;i missed the reaction here about bfl jacking prices of their non existent machine -29549;1365290361;bowjob;s -29548;1365290453;thestringpuller;HIM started at ~4.6 before the split? -29547;1365290455;thestringpuller;jeezus -29546;1365290477;thestringpuller;the split was about approx 14 btc / share no? @ bowjob -29545;1365290477;mircea_popescu;so it's a 22gigahash farm ? how many shares total ? -29544;1365290485;thestringpuller;lemme check mircea_popescu -29543;1365290508;mircea_popescu;ty -29542;1365290514;Namworld;According to the poll, the more conservative someone is, the more likely someone is to believe pretty much anything. -29541;1365290576;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: 300 shares were issued initially during the IPO from June of 2012 to October of 2012 -29540;1365290611;thestringpuller;as bowjob indicated 4.6 BTC was the initial price for the first 175 shares -29539;1365290627;bowjob;it wasnt a hot stock back then -29538;1365290633;bowjob;at the time, pirates fund was the rage -29537;1365290641;thestringpuller;the remaining 125 were priced at 15.0 BTC per unit -29536;1365290654;thestringpuller;On March 1st 2013 there was a 1:10 split -29535;1365290661;thestringpuller;3000 shares exist as of today -29534;1365290703;thestringpuller;;;calc 3000 * 1.89 -29533;1365290704;gribble;5670 -29532;1365290729;thestringpuller;;;calc (175 * 4.6) + (125 * 15) -29531;1365290729;gribble;2680 -29530;1365290736;thestringpuller;so it's doubled in value -29529;1365290926;deadweasel;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=169062.new#new -29528;1365290929;deadweasel;lovely -29527;1365290962;mircea_popescu;wait what. -29526;1365290972;mircea_popescu;22 gh farm worth 6k btc ?! -29525;1365290979;mircea_popescu;how is this worth a million dollars ? -29524;1365291030;mircea_popescu;" NOw I can not live in my home and live in the garage of vegetable garden from my parents." lol -29523;1365291034;bgupta;That's like what 30k worth of GPU servers? -29522;1365291039;KRS1;Everyones worth a mil now mircea -29521;1365291049;KRS1;at least those who knew about btc -29520;1365291055;KRS1;whats the hassle man -29519;1365291083;bowjob;mp, i remember you asking topace about the hashpower of the rig -29518;1365291086;bowjob;of the farm -29517;1365291090;bowjob;he said 22 gigahash -29516;1365291095;bowjob;you don't remember? :p -29515;1365291117;bowjob;he also said the fund will buy his 1.5 TH bfl preorder -29514;1365291132;bowjob;i dont think he ordered avalons -29513;1365291535;mircea_popescu;o so wait, it's the case they have ~6k btc on hand + 22gh deployed ? -29512;1365291547;mircea_popescu;so the stock is pretty much 99% cash ? -29511;1365291586;mircea_popescu;bowjob i sorta vaguely recall ya -29510;1365291646;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 489 @ 0.001021 = 0.4993 BTC [-] -29509;1365291672;novusordo;"Hi Mara. That is a hard life you have there." -29508;1365291675;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 3 @ 0.00102 = 0.0031 BTC [-] -29507;1365291683;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 102 @ 0.00101 = 0.103 BTC [-] -29506;1365291710;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC [+] -29505;1365291728;bowjob;yeah man, 22 gh/s for $1m. -29504;1365291751;bowjob;they have a 1.5 TH BFL pre order.. we all know how that turned out. -29503;1365291788;bowjob;if bitbet sentiment is correct, batch 2 avalon will ship before bfl -29502;1365291793;bowjob;due to power issues, ect -29501;1365291831;mircea_popescu;bowjob all i gotta say is : bfl demoed box of fans ; 3 months later their rig cools passively. -29500;1365292127;bowjob;i;d be nice to get 3 mil for my avalon 2 -29499;1365292135;bowjob;then again i might be shortchanging myself in the future -29498;1365292136;bowjob;lol -29497;1365292290;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 75 @ 0.00271 = 0.2033 BTC [+] -29496;1365292293;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 58 @ 0.00271 = 0.1572 BTC [+] -29495;1365292330;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 143 @ 0.0027 = 0.3861 BTC [-] -29494;1365293263;mircea_popescu;lmao -29493;1365293769;dub;;;bids 0 -29492;1365293772;gribble;There are currently 31700037 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11949260.2416 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0101 seconds -29491;1365294171;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.185 BTC [+] -29490;1365294290;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [+] -29489;1365294466;Guest9327;hmm anyone know if the old blkXXX.dat files in ~/.bitcoin can be removed? they arent used anymore in 0.8 right? 0.8 uses the files in the ~/.bitcoin/blocks folder ? -29488;1365294483;topace;whoop sorry stupid guest -29487;1365294527;mircea_popescu;well... as with anything else in bitcoin, nobody really knows -29486;1365294529;mircea_popescu;try it out and see -29485;1365294534;topace;hahha -29484;1365294536;topace;indeed -29483;1365294545;topace;well the date/time on them are all last-updated when i did the 0.8 upgrade -29482;1365294548;topace;so im gonna assume safe -29481;1365294553;topace;and if its not, well itll just redownload -29480;1365294563;topace;fucking screwed up my backup system -29479;1365294576;topace;my nightly backups went from 400MB on the server, to like 10GB -29478;1365294591;jurov;Guest3893: I have removed them fine. -29477;1365294610;topace;jurov: that was me :) -29476;1365294640;jurov;haha ok. -29475;1365294665;jurov;just inquired by email if asset transfers between havelock users are possible? -29474;1365294890;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.265 BTC [+] -29473;1365295121;topace;jurov: not automatically -29472;1365295124;topace;it'd be a manual push -29471;1365295139;jurov;so 10 BTC fee, too? -29470;1365295139;topace;request by email and i can do it -29469;1365295143;topace;hmmm -29468;1365295160;topace;10 seems a bit steep at current rates eh -29467;1365295166;topace;even for havelock->mpex push -29466;1365295181;topace;i do plan on building an interface to do it locally between users -29465;1365295775;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00297 BTC [+] -29464;1365295779;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 85 @ 0.00298 = 0.2533 BTC [+] -29463;1365295782;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.00298 = 1.49 BTC [+] -29462;1365295786;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 55 @ 0.00299 = 0.1645 BTC [+] -29461;1365295859;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -29460;1365295860;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 143.00000, Best ask: 143.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 143.00000, 24 hour volume: 20022.34673600, 24 hour low: 139.54000, 24 hour high: 144.50000, 24 hour vwap: 142.27062 -29459;1365295867;mircea_popescu;heh 20k. more like it. -29458;1365295915;meh;What exactly happens here? -29457;1365295999;mircea_popescu;bitcoin finance. -29456;1365296012;meh;So like stock trading? -29455;1365296015;mircea_popescu;yeah. -29454;1365296047;meh;Just out of curiosity, why does this site look so...old? -29453;1365296077;mircea_popescu;you're looking at irc through a web interface. -29452;1365296090;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.2924 = 1.462 BTC [+] -29451;1365296098;jurov;which site? mpex.co? yeah because it is -29450;1365296105;bowjob;this is the future -29449;1365296111;bowjob;everything is simplistic. lol -29448;1365296111;meh;I understand the ICR, but MPEX -29447;1365296129;mircea_popescu;whoa fuck me he actually did mean mpex -29446;1365296134;topace;hahaha -29445;1365296146;mircea_popescu;it looks old because it is old. like dragons -29444;1365296154;mircea_popescu;and other ancient evil. -29443;1365296158;meh;ahh, i see -29442;1365296158;bowjob;http://mpex.co/cherries2.png -29441;1365296163;bowjob;it comes with this pic -29440;1365296185;meh;easter egg much? -29439;1365296190;bgupta;sigh http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/9976524/Russians-most-interested-in-Bitcoin-searches-show.html -29438;1365296191;mircea_popescu;a little. -29437;1365296204;mircea_popescu;bgupta why sigh ? -29436;1365296234;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01998 BTC [-] -29435;1365296238;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 2 @ 0.01999 = 0.04 BTC [+] -29434;1365296260;meh;while i'm still asking noobish questions. What's assbot? -29433;1365296275;meh;a bot that informs you? -29432;1365296278;mircea_popescu;yeah -29431;1365296296;topace;meh: informs of trades that happen on the various exchange sites -29430;1365296308;topace;you can find sites listed on http://bitcoin-assets.com -29429;1365296311;topace;most of them have tickers on assbot -29428;1365296319;mircea_popescu;meh you can also read http://trilema.com/2013/the-many-ways-available-for-talking-to-mpex/ -29427;1365296320;topace;!ticker h vtx -29426;1365296322;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.40600000 / 0.4351875 / 0.44000000 (80 shares, 34.81499976 BTC), 7D: 0.36000000 / 0.49321213 / 0.61488800 (1250 shares, 616.51515803 BTC), 30D: 0.36000000 / 0.4346185 / 0.79900000 (13330 shares, 5793.46456825 BTC) -29425;1365296327;meh;This, this, seems like a nice idea -29424;1365296344;bgupta;Bubble/cyprus/russians.. sartng to think we may infact be de for a serious correction.. -29423;1365296378;bgupta;damn computer is dropping chars. prolly ned to restart IRC clin -29422;1365296381;mircea_popescu;bgupta how does russians - > correction follow ? -29421;1365296397;bowjob;he means upwards -29420;1365296403;jurov;cause putins says so -29419;1365296452;mircea_popescu;correction upward ? we've not been on a downtrend since last year -29418;1365296479;mircea_popescu;topace you run him btw ? -29417;1365296488;jurov;anyon knows how easy is for russian to buy btc? i guess sepa isn't accessible there -29416;1365296488;topace;mircea_popescu: yes -29415;1365296494;mircea_popescu;you publish reports somewherre ? -29414;1365296504;topace;yea on the financials tab on the site -29413;1365296505;topace;just html -29412;1365296505;mircea_popescu;jurov sure it is. all their cash is in london nao -29411;1365296511;bgupta;ok.. we'll see.. anyway gota run go eat. shld be iteresting. -29410;1365296516;mircea_popescu;topace mind linking the lazy ? -29409;1365296523;topace;https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=HIM -29408;1365296527;topace;click financials -29407;1365296533;topace;(its javascripted tabs) -29406;1365296546;topace;oh shit that reminds me, i never published last months yet -29405;1365296546;topace;crap -29404;1365296551;topace;ill do that tomrroww -29403;1365296552;topace;gotta run now -29402;1365296555;topace;bachelor party for friend -29401;1365296557;topace;2 hour drive away -29400;1365296560;topace;and they're already half drunk -29399;1365296562;mircea_popescu;mk -29398;1365296575;mircea_popescu;this is a cashflow statement, was looking for a balancesheet -29397;1365296576;topace;there's almosta year's worth of reports there now tho :) -29396;1365296579;topace;oh -29395;1365296582;topace;its under fund reports -29394;1365296585;topace;at the top of the page -29393;1365296585;mircea_popescu;a ok -29392;1365296587;topace;but only quarterly -29391;1365296593;topace;statement of net assets -29390;1365296597;topace;not exactly a balance sheet -29389;1365296598;topace;but close -29388;1365296662;mircea_popescu;ok well... i'm confused now. net assets 1.6k btc, and 3k shares outstanding -29387;1365296684;topace;well talk tomorrow or monday -29386;1365296685;mircea_popescu;do these 1.1k btc worth of mining gear correspond to a 22gh/s mining farm ? -29385;1365296688;topace;ill be in the office all day monday -29384;1365296691;mircea_popescu;alrighty. -29383;1365296757;meh;So somehow I found myself in the ICR chat with some of the top bitcoin players? -29382;1365296766;mircea_popescu;yes. -29381;1365296776;mircea_popescu;and its irc not icr -29380;1365296795;meh;Whops, slip of the keyboard but awesome. -29379;1365296863;mircea_popescu;jurov anyway, isn't the novacoin exchange russian ? -29378;1365296866;bowjob;yeah, this is the new world order -29377;1365296892;meh;If I was thinking about investing somewhere where would you recommend at such a time in bitcoins history? -29376;1365296911;bowjob;after the great crash -29375;1365296915;mircea_popescu;prolly your best bet is to lurk here. -29374;1365296926;bowjob;wait -29373;1365296929;jurov;don't know about novacoin -29372;1365296935;bowjob;i interpreted the question wrong -29371;1365296941;meh;Not invest into bitcoins, but bitcoins stocks -29370;1365296968;mircea_popescu;yes meh. lurk here a few weeks, you'll get a handle of what's what, can proceed from there. -29369;1365296980;meh;Works for me! -29368;1365297000;jurov;meh also try reading the prospects and do some P/E calculations -29367;1365297020;bowjob;you missed some great moments.. like someone fat fingering $80k -29366;1365297083;meh;I guess I was already doing P/E calculations without knowing what they were called. and great moments? $80K? -29365;1365297138;bowjob;someone sold lots of satoshi dice shares at 1/10th of their price accidentally, worth about 80k at the time -29364;1365297139;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.003 = 0.15 BTC [+] -29363;1365297143;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00309 = 0.0927 BTC [+] -29362;1365297155;bowjob;it was a fat finger mistake, missed an extra zero -29361;1365297166;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [+] -29360;1365297196;meh;That's sad and awesome at the same time. -29359;1365297207;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7799 BTC [+] -29358;1365297226;jurov;anyone saw ? http://www.thebitcointrader.com/2013/04/torbroker-silk-road-of-stock-brokers.html -29357;1365297272;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.78 = 3.12 BTC [+] -29356;1365297375;jurov;also, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159237.msg1745116#msg1745116 -29355;1365297412;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.106 BTC [+] -29354;1365297747;bowjob;Ooh. 1 ton of gold seized at border crossing -29353;1365297874;mircea_popescu;jurov saw it in yest's suymmaries, didn't think anything of it -29352;1365297944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1800 @ 0.00300609 = 5.411 BTC [-] -29351;1365298084;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.DICE -29350;1365298085;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00276111 / 0.00311396 / 0.003333 (16960 shares, 52.81 BTC), 7D: 0.00276111 / 0.00323841 / 0.00439992 (553467 shares, 1,792.36 BTC), 30D: 0.00276111 / 0.00364758 / 0.006 (1630897 shares, 5,948.83 BTC) -29349;1365298093;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -29348;1365298093;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00070053 / 0.00070878 / 0.000714 (44033 shares, 31.21 BTC), 7D: 0.00059218 / 0.00066953 / 0.00071514 (2191537 shares, 1,467.31 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00069285 / 0.00077505 (8957250 shares, 6,206.03 BTC) -29347;1365298097;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -29346;1365298098;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 104.18044961 / 111.50875055 / 136.37176816 (22473 shares, 10,540.45 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -29345;1365298147;pgp;nice to see a quite weekend and rock steady USD/BTC rate... -29344;1365298153;pgp;quiet -29343;1365298559;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 57 @ 0.00316 = 0.1801 BTC [+] -29342;1365298728;KRS1;too quiet -29341;1365298802;kakobrekla;BAM! -29340;1365299790;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00239 BTC [-] -29339;1365299795;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.0024 = 0.024 BTC [+] -29338;1365299961;meh;Wait, wait, wait. I was talking to the owner of MPEX? -29337;1365299985;guruvan;In presence of celebrity -29336;1365300020;Ukto;meh: and you didnt get his autograph??? -29335;1365300050;guruvan;irc autographs are teh best -29334;1365300122;thestringpuller;HAHAHAHAHA -29333;1365300125;thestringpuller;HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA -29332;1365300205;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 389 @ 0.0024 = 0.9336 BTC [+] -29331;1365300245;MJR_III;;;bc,24hprc -29330;1365300247;gribble;141.03 -29329;1365300349;thestringpuller;oh it works again? -29328;1365300361;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -29327;1365300361;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 7 hours, 23 minutes, and 39 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -29326;1365300871;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 615 @ 0.00177 = 1.0886 BTC [+] -29325;1365300907;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.BBET -29324;1365300907;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0007531 / 0.00201282 / 0.00201395 (25028 shares, 50.38 BTC), 30D: 0.00050015 / 0.00192763 / 0.00201401 (77248 shares, 148.91 BTC) -29323;1365300937;MJR_III;;;goxlag -29322;1365300938;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -29321;1365300977;mircea_popescu;http://www.troll.me/images/conspiracy-keanu/what-if-the-government-was-replaced-by-idiots-and-were-all-on-a-game-show-to-see-how-long-we-can-tolerate-it.jpg -29320;1365301028;kakobrekla;nice -29319;1365301041;kakobrekla;possibly true -29318;1365301205;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00178 BTC [+] -29317;1365301325;kakobrekla;;;ticker -29316;1365301326;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 143.22300, Best ask: 143.48899, Bid-ask spread: 0.26599, Last trade: 143.48899, 24 hour volume: 17917.72892032, 24 hour low: 139.54000, 24 hour high: 143.90000, 24 hour vwap: 142.12441 -29315;1365301348;kakobrekla;;;calc 18000*143 -29314;1365301348;gribble;2574000 -29313;1365302691;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.78 = 3.12 BTC [+] -29312;1365304550;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.30969999 BTC [+] -29311;1365304551;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.3097 = 1.2388 BTC [+] -29310;1365304609;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3097 BTC [+] -29309;1365304675;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.895 = 7.58 BTC [-] -29308;1365304729;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3098 = 0.6196 BTC [+] -29307;1365304850;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.31 = 0.62 BTC [+] -29306;1365305046;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.18199 BTC [+] -29305;1365305050;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.182 = 0.364 BTC [+] -29304;1365306033;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7700 @ 0.00070001 = 5.3901 BTC [-] -29303;1365306711;kakobrekla;https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/528464_10151846460759966_1261528900_n.jpg -29302;1365306827;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7705 BTC [-] -29301;1365306828;kakobrekla;accually the gangam resemblce is what i find funny -29300;1365306830;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7701 BTC [-] -29299;1365306895;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00428 BTC [+] -29298;1365307066;kakobrekla;;;ticker -29297;1365307067;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.80000, Best ask: 143.20998, Bid-ask spread: 0.40998, Last trade: 144.00000, 24 hour volume: 18593.38989175, 24 hour low: 139.54000, 24 hour high: 143.99800, 24 hour vwap: 142.21853 -29296;1365307429;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1607 @ 0.00070715 = 1.1364 BTC [+] -29295;1365307431;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 173 @ 0.00069565 = 0.1203 BTC [-] -29294;1365307433;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00069565 = 0.9043 BTC [-] -29293;1365308381;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7823 BTC [+] -29292;1365308569;kakobrekla;hi ian_ -29291;1365308589;kakobrekla;heres a long shot, is your second name Bakewell? :) -29290;1365308596;ian_;nope -29289;1365308613;kakobrekla;I bet thats what he'd say. -29288;1365308696;ian_;:-) -29287;1365308822;mircea_popescu;lol -29286;1365309015;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01799 BTC [+] -29285;1365309089;Bugpowder;;;bida 0 -29284;1365309089;gribble;Error: "bida" is not a valid command. -29283;1365309091;Bugpowder;;;bida 0 -29282;1365309091;gribble;Error: "bida" is not a valid command. -29281;1365309096;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -29280;1365309098;gribble;There are currently 31701185 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12041582.8939 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0102 seconds -29279;1365309305;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.018 BTC [+] -29278;1365309376;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7824 = 3.1296 BTC [+] -29277;1365309379;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7824 = 3.1296 BTC [+] -29276;1365309540;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7701 BTC [-] -29275;1365309542;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7701 BTC [-] -29274;1365310189;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4375 BTC [-] -29273;1365310191;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.429 = 5.148 BTC [-] -29272;1365311001;jborkl;getting gigabit internet service soon here -29271;1365311022;mircea_popescu;good for you -29270;1365311209;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1.071 = 3.213 BTC [-] -29269;1365311766;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 30 @ 0.00429 = 0.1287 BTC [+] -29268;1365312114;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.003353 = 0.0101 BTC [+] -29267;1365312456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00067951 = 4.213 BTC [-] -29266;1365312458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8606 @ 0.00066572 = 5.7292 BTC [-] -29265;1365312689;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.003353 = 0.0168 BTC [+] -29264;1365314249;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C143T] 600 @ 0.20602864 = 123.6172 BTC -29263;1365315348;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.009999 = 0.03 BTC [+] -29262;1365315357;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.0032 = 0.064 BTC [-] -29261;1365315477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1394 @ 0.00066572 = 0.928 BTC [-] -29260;1365315688;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 7 @ 0.009999 = 0.07 BTC [+] -29259;1365315691;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 195 @ 0.01 = 1.95 BTC [+] -29258;1365334080;bitesak;;;bids 100 -29257;1365334081;gribble;There are currently 53436.112 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 6493178.89294 USD in total. | Data vintage: 80.4188 seconds -29256;1365334091;bitesak;;;asks 200 -29255;1365334092;gribble;There are currently 26949.497 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 4498414.43946 USD in total. | Data vintage: 91.4832 seconds -29254;1365334516;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.761011 BTC [+] -29253;1365334529;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.76101 = 3.8051 BTC [-] -29252;1365334663;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75007 BTC [-] -29251;1365334692;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.741 BTC [-] -29250;1365334699;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -29249;1365334701;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 145.44452, Best ask: 145.45000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00548, Last trade: 145.44452, 24 hour volume: 18564.53534544, 24 hour low: 141.10000, 24 hour high: 145.45000, 24 hour vwap: 143.50361 -29248;1365334712;mircea_popescu;i hope gox is enjoying the 20k a day volumes lol. -29247;1365334869;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.739 BTC [-] -29246;1365335027;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 18 @ 0.739 = 13.302 BTC [-] -29245;1365335156;taub;not sure if it's gox fault or just lack of trading overall -29244;1365335166;taub;it has been very very calm the last days -29243;1365335180;taub;but I guess everything is calm after a 50% rise -29242;1365335208;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.739 BTC [-] -29241;1365335243;taub;and it has been this calm/low volume between the last big breakouts soon, so -29240;1365335253;taub;they'll make up for it -29239;1365335312;mircea_popescu; but I guess everything is calm after a 50% rise << ahahah -29238;1365335329;mircea_popescu;mno, the danger after the 50% rise is the 500% rise following. -29237;1365335495;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2794 @ 0.00068716 = 1.9199 BTC [-] -29236;1365335597;taub;going for the breakout -29235;1365335758;taub;i'm not sure if its the constant lag or what, btu the excitement of the depth also was really slow, maybe it was just lack of activity in general -29234;1365335809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 92 @ 0.00301847 = 0.2777 BTC [+] -29233;1365335817;bgupta;;;goxlag -29232;1365335818;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -29231;1365335825;bgupta;;;ticker -29230;1365335827;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 145.70001, Best ask: 145.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.29998, Last trade: 145.59002, 24 hour volume: 18957.34005147, 24 hour low: 141.10000, 24 hour high: 146.30000, 24 hour vwap: 143.56917 -29229;1365335901;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 70 @ 0.0034 = 0.238 BTC [+] -29228;1365337241;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.39 = 1.17 BTC [+] -29227;1365337325;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.739 BTC [-] -29226;1365337757;error4733;;;ticker -29225;1365337762;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 147.00000, Best ask: 147.85000, Bid-ask spread: 0.85000, Last trade: 147.85000, 24 hour volume: 19484.53263950, 24 hour low: 141.10000, 24 hour high: 146.75100, 24 hour vwap: 143.65784 -29224;1365338117;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C143T] 1000 @ 0.20696119 = 206.9612 BTC [+] -29223;1365338788;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.739 BTC [-] -29222;1365338806;mircea_popescu;so apparently vircurex was hacked. -29221;1365339067;FabianB;ah, and looks like central will resume trading tomorrow -29220;1365339167;mircea_popescu;yeah. seems indeed they were telling the truth and balances unaffected. -29219;1365339178;mircea_popescu;but they did lose something with that free wallet thing -29218;1365339337;FabianB;they are not telling how much -29217;1365339380;FabianB;but maybe they are insured to a degree by their bank partner -29216;1365339575;FabianB;online wallets are a bad idea anyway -29215;1365339605;FabianB;both to provide them as well as to use them -29214;1365339893;mircea_popescu;yeah on the last part -29213;1365339899;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure they're not insured on the wallet. -29212;1365339907;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -29211;1365339908;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -29210;1365339948;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:58a353388cb9a0606e43d0bf489ed36b29bb910345d158127b7504e8 -29209;1365339950;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -29208;1365339956;mircea_popescu;;;unrate kumala -29207;1365339957;gribble;Successfully removed your rating for kumala. -29206;1365340079;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00131 BTC [-] -29205;1365340211;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=165500.0;all -29204;1365340214;mircea_popescu;that shit;'s so funny -29203;1365340224;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.106 BTC [+] -29202;1365340321;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00131 BTC [-] -29201;1365340439;ChaangNoi;ath on a saturday? -29200;1365340443;ChaangNoi;what day is it? -29199;1365340457;ChaangNoi;hell its sunday here -29198;1365340558;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: has someone opened a scamtag thread for that guy? -29197;1365340565;ChaangNoi;every time i come here its daed? everyone buy out silk road or something? -29196;1365340573;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 which one, coinjedi ? -29195;1365340584;Diablo-D3;whoever runs that betting site -29194;1365340588;ChaangNoi;d3 you saw matthew is no longer a scammer? lol -29193;1365340595;mircea_popescu;yeah, the very thread is dedicated to scamtagging the site owner and luke -29192;1365340601;ChaangNoi;coinjed or something -29191;1365340626;Diablo-D3;oh it is in the scammer subforum -29190;1365340629;ChaangNoi;why is luke getting tagged in that drama? -29189;1365340640;ChaangNoi;what did he do? -29188;1365340642;Diablo-D3;ChaangNoi: because he works for BFL now -29187;1365340645;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.000649 = 0.0032 BTC [+] -29186;1365340650;ChaangNoi;oh -29185;1365340653;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi well... shilling -29184;1365340658;mircea_popescu;he's not very good at it either. -29183;1365340659;ChaangNoi;hmm -29182;1365340664;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: well apparently they're paying him in units -29181;1365340666;ChaangNoi;neither is inaba -29180;1365340672;Diablo-D3;thus he doesnt qualify as a shill -29179;1365340673;ChaangNoi;no one at bfl does anything well that i can tell -29178;1365340676;Diablo-D3;hes an employee. -29177;1365340676;ChaangNoi;;;asks 150 -29176;1365340679;gribble;There are currently 5227.766 bitcoins offered at or under 150.0 USD, worth 780813.315661 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -29175;1365340690;mircea_popescu;lmao "paying him in units" -29174;1365340692;ChaangNoi;this sunday rally is shocking... -29173;1365340695;mircea_popescu;jesus incredible how stupid people can be -29172;1365340713;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi heh. people think they have things figured out. -29171;1365340718;mircea_popescu;as it turns out, they never do. -29170;1365340728;ChaangNoi;:) -29169;1365340730;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: luke basically admitted it -29168;1365340745;Diablo-D3;so w/e -29167;1365340752;mircea_popescu;but it's ridiculious lol. what units. -29166;1365340760;Diablo-D3;well thats the thing -29165;1365340765;Diablo-D3;no units are ever going to exist -29164;1365340767;ChaangNoi;149 is an ath right? -29163;1365340771;Diablo-D3;so I wonder what luke think hes going to get -29162;1365340777;mircea_popescu;if you're gonna shill for scammers, at least don't : a. be as stupid as gigavps, shilling for pirate and being paid in "reputation" -29161;1365340782;ChaangNoi;been traveling -29160;1365340790;mircea_popescu;b. be as stupid as lukejr, shilling for bfl being paid in "units" -29159;1365340797;mircea_popescu;get paid in cash. btc, that's what it's for. -29158;1365340803;Diablo-D3;man -29157;1365340806;ChaangNoi;or btc... -29156;1365340807;Diablo-D3;maybe I can get people to shill for me -29155;1365340819;ChaangNoi;ill shill for btc -29154;1365340825;mircea_popescu;heh. -29153;1365340825;Diablo-D3;Ill pay them in rack space at the DMC DC. -29152;1365340842;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 probably should start a nigerian bride service -29151;1365340846;ChaangNoi;i shill ltc, that seemed to work out so far, lol -29150;1365340848;mircea_popescu;pay the dorks in nigerian brides. -29149;1365340864;ChaangNoi;nigerian/? lol -29148;1365340873;Diablo-D3;why nigerian? -29147;1365340875;ChaangNoi;ill send you 100's of s.e.a. girls -29146;1365340889;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i dunno i just picked something -29145;1365340895;ChaangNoi;hot thai girl is worth 50 very hot nigerians -29144;1365340910;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi black chicks have bigger tits -29143;1365340917;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh yes they do -29142;1365340919;ChaangNoi;true -29141;1365340928;mircea_popescu;i dunno, it was random, could have said cambodian -29140;1365340931;Diablo-D3;just want to smother yourself in them -29139;1365340932;ChaangNoi;im not a huge tit guy however -29138;1365340932;ChaangNoi;some guys are -29137;1365340941;Diablo-D3;Im a medium tit guy. -29136;1365340946;ChaangNoi;huge tits come with large ass... -29135;1365340950;Diablo-D3;anything bigger than D is just what. -29134;1365340956;mircea_popescu;just for you then, medium tit guy : http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ls6yiwUk9S1qbj7slo1_500.jpg -29133;1365340957;ChaangNoi;im very much a small ass guy so i deal with normal sized tits -29132;1365340966;Diablo-D3;now see, the best part of a woamn -29131;1365340968;Diablo-D3;the hips -29130;1365340979;ChaangNoi;not hard to find Cs here -29129;1365341011;mircea_popescu;i like big tits, but i would say Cs count. -29128;1365341088;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: man, whatever happened to women with wide hips -29127;1365341092;Diablo-D3;like, the ones from the 60s -29126;1365341119;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C143T] 715 @ 0.20885915 = 149.3343 BTC [+] -29125;1365341130;mircea_popescu;they're all locked in my basement. -29124;1365341152;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.1499 = 1.499 BTC [+] -29123;1365341155;Diablo-D3;well thats not very fair -29122;1365341186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00065754 = 0.0658 BTC [-] -29121;1365341204;mircea_popescu;ha! shush commie. -29120;1365341212;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130947.msg1758226#msg1758226 -29119;1365341220;mircea_popescu;eskimo bob loses 99.x% of NAV -29118;1365341227;mircea_popescu;pretty funnay. -29117;1365341235;Diablo-D3;WOAH -29116;1365341238;Diablo-D3;eskimobob is back? -29115;1365341285;mircea_popescu;well, he had that genius plan of buying kilns in ltc -29114;1365341292;mircea_popescu;ltc he bought kilns with was 0.02 -29113;1365341297;mircea_popescu;ltc now is 4.x -29112;1365341314;mircea_popescu;suprisingly enough, the value of a kiln hasn't moved much in the interval -29111;1365341322;mircea_popescu;or, for that matter, since about 5400 BC. -29110;1365341499;Diablo-D3;a kiln? -29109;1365341506;Diablo-D3;as in, a oven you bake pottery in? -29108;1365341603;punkman;a very hot oven -29107;1365341662;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.739 BTC [-] -29106;1365341664;dust-otc;ouch -29105;1365341668;jurov;should have built it himself from stones and mud -29104;1365341696;jurov;maybe he'll get some volunteers too, such things are deemed cool -29103;1365341696;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.739 = 1.478 BTC [-] -29102;1365341759;ChaangNo_;ohmfg 14000 waiting in the gox line???? -29101;1365341760;ChaangNo_;fuck me -29100;1365341786;ChaangNo_;that is why we have an ath on a sunday -29099;1365341820;ChaangNo_;who wants to buy some calls on my behalf? -29098;1365341826;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [+] -29097;1365341847;ChaangNo_;what is the price of a 225 call? -29096;1365341895;jurov;where? there is no such thing on mpex yet -29095;1365341922;ChaangNo_;damn -29094;1365341923;jurov;lol, had too look up just to check mp didn't add them -29093;1365341933;ChaangNo_;what is the highest call? -29092;1365341953;jurov;200 -29091;1365341966;ChaangNo_;happen to have the price on hand? -29090;1365341976;ChaangNo_;iv never used his site -29089;1365341977;jurov;u can go to mpex.co? -29088;1365341982;ChaangNo_;yeah i will -29087;1365342010;jurov;!ticker m O.USD.C200T -29086;1365342011;assbot;[MPEX:O.USD.C200T] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / / ( shares, BTC), 30D: 0.05079251 / 0.05079251 / 0.05079251 (200 shares, 10.16 BTC) -29085;1365342034;jurov;!depth m O.USD.C200T -29084;1365342040;jurov;$depth O.USD.C200T -29083;1365342041;mpexbot;jurov: O.USD.C200T Bids: ['1000 @ 2e-08'] -29082;1365342042;mpexbot;jurov: Asks: ['1000 @ 0.0821222'] -29081;1365342049;jurov;yup here we go -29080;1365342125;jurov;lol the bidprice is so telling -29079;1365342135;jurov;cya later -29078;1365342146;ChaangNo_;lol im not sure what im even looking at, and i used to trade gold options -29077;1365342534;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 60 @ 0.00301847 = 0.1811 BTC [+] -29076;1365342604;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 yes. exacrtly. -29075;1365342618;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: for what? -29074;1365342641;mircea_popescu;for burning pottery with his burned out pothead friends ? -29073;1365342644;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. -29072;1365342677;mircea_popescu;ChaangNo_ you pay .082122etc btc for the dollar value of 1 btc over 200 -29071;1365342897;ChaangNo_;ahh -29070;1365342908;ChaangNo_;thats why i did not get it, you had fiat in there -29069;1365342944;ChaangNo_;so about $16 a contract -29068;1365342953;ChaangNo_;(assuming $200) -29067;1365342968;mircea_popescu;i don't follow. -29066;1365342971;ChaangNo_;so like $219ish to break even just doing the maths in my head -29065;1365342990;mircea_popescu;;;calc 200 / (1 - .82) -29064;1365342991;gribble;1111.11111111 -29063;1365342992;ChaangNo_;what does the price need to be for me to break even at that price? -29062;1365342994;mircea_popescu;um -29061;1365342996;mircea_popescu;;;calc 200 / (1 - .082) -29060;1365342997;gribble;217.864923747 -29059;1365343000;mircea_popescu;217.8 -29058;1365343011;ChaangNo_;okay so i was a bit off, but close for doing it in my head -29057;1365343024;mircea_popescu;yeh -29056;1365343032;ChaangNo_;hmm, yeah we might get that but ill pass, -29055;1365343033;mircea_popescu;real easy to calc, strike / (1 - premium) for calls -29054;1365343039;mircea_popescu;strike / (1 + premium) for puts -29053;1365343043;ChaangNo_;oh it expires the 27th? -29052;1365343047;mircea_popescu;yes. -29051;1365343048;ChaangNo_;hmmm -29050;1365343076;ChaangNo_;okay ill buy a handful if anyone will do it for me, as i dont have an account -29049;1365343112;mircea_popescu;you can open a coinbr.com one -29048;1365343136;ChaangNo_;i wont tonight, but might tomorrow -29047;1365343163;ChaangNo_;too much to do :/ if the price is about the same i might do it tomorrow -29046;1365343234;mircea_popescu;well if it's not you might do it the day after -29045;1365343238;mircea_popescu;not like they're going anywhere -29044;1365343370;ChaangNo_;yeah, i will look into it, iv been traveling and dead tired -29043;1365343375;ChaangNo_;and have ot go out again soon -29042;1365343382;ChaangNo_;tomorrow ill have some downtime i hope -29041;1365343412;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 16 @ 0.000649 = 0.0104 BTC [+] -29040;1365343422;ChaangNo_;the 14,000 in the gox line is such a bullish sign, as is new ATH on a sunday -29039;1365343805;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C140T] 400 @ 0.21982575 = 87.9303 BTC -29038;1365344085;ChaangNo_;;;calc 9140/ (1-.2198) -29037;1365344085;gribble;11714.9448859 -29036;1365344101;ChaangNo_;;;calc 140/ (1-.2198) -29035;1365344101;gribble;179.441168931 -29034;1365344106;ChaangNo_;hmm -29033;1365344179;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7779 BTC [+] -29032;1365345263;mircea_popescu;so here's a basic improvement to current asic hardware : you only need to compute the 2nd hash digit if the 1st came out as 0 -29031;1365345276;mircea_popescu;if it didn't... you skip to increasing the nonce. -29030;1365345287;mircea_popescu;it's mind boggling to me that nobody has so far implemented this. -29029;1365345519;Scrat;mircea_popescu: I dont think you understand how the hash is computed -29028;1365345531;mircea_popescu;possibly. enlighten me ? -29027;1365345532;Scrat;and the check is only done in the end, the difference is trivial -29026;1365345541;Scrat;ping Diablo-D3 -29025;1365345542;mircea_popescu;why would you compute the whole thing ? -29024;1365345569;mircea_popescu;it's trivial if you're thinking software. as far as the chip goes, it has to be actually etched on the chip. -29023;1365345600;Diablo-D3;Scrat: what. -29022;1365345616;Scrat;the hash block size is the minimum divisible entity in the hash afaik, it's the smallest unit that you can compute -29021;1365345617;Diablo-D3;oh -29020;1365345625;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: GPU kernels ALREADY only check the first number, H -29019;1365345644;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 i was talking asics -29018;1365345650;Diablo-D3;asics can do the same thing -29017;1365345653;Diablo-D3;they just dont -29016;1365345656;mircea_popescu;CAN being the key word. -29015;1365345661;Scrat;Diablo-D3: check vs compute -29014;1365345663;Scrat;big difference -29013;1365345666;Diablo-D3;Scrat: well -29012;1365345667;mircea_popescu;is exactly what i'm saying. could push up energy effuiciency what, 50% -29011;1365345669;Diablo-D3;the problem with asics are -29010;1365345672;Diablo-D3;you waste ROOM not time -29009;1365345678;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: oh no, not at all -29008;1365345679;mircea_popescu;you waste power too -29007;1365345685;Diablo-D3;to do it unoptimized, you do 128 rounds -29006;1365345689;Diablo-D3;to do it optimized, you do ~112 -29005;1365345694;mircea_popescu;hm -29004;1365345701;mircea_popescu;you only get 10% ? -29003;1365345705;Diablo-D3;basically. -29002;1365345711;mircea_popescu;usure better optimisation wouldn't give you a ~68 ? -29001;1365345722;Diablo-D3;uh, you need to learn how mining works bro -29000;1365345742;mircea_popescu;prolly. -28999;1365345788;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: people have done static analysis on the process already -28998;1365345794;mircea_popescu;and ? -28997;1365345807;Diablo-D3;you cant save much because its a crypto hash. -28996;1365345811;Diablo-D3;it really is as secure as they say it is -28995;1365345830;mircea_popescu;still, research in this field is very valuable -28994;1365345837;mircea_popescu;as it will be our first line of warning to hash weakness -28993;1365345844;mircea_popescu;the fact that asicvendors can optimise towards 50% -28992;1365345858;deadweasel;;;ticker -28991;1365345859;Diablo-D3;you skip some steps at the start because its identical for that set of 2**32 nonces (its precomputed on the cpu and you send the state variables to the kenrel/asic/whatever) -28990;1365345860;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 149.90000, Best ask: 149.97999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07999, Last trade: 149.90000, 24 hour volume: 26217.06280203, 24 hour low: 141.10000, 24 hour high: 149.00000, 24 hour vwap: 145.13057 -28989;1365345865;deadweasel;nice -28988;1365345878;deadweasel;150 on a sunday? i hope so -28987;1365345878;Diablo-D3;you skip the last few steps because you only need H -28986;1365345883;Diablo-D3;and H is finished first -28985;1365345894;Diablo-D3;(then G, F, E, D, C, B, A) -28984;1365345914;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: you cant optimize it usefully -28983;1365345917;Scrat;Diablo-D3: so you skip the final permutation step because you can check for the first few bytes -28982;1365345927;Diablo-D3;Scrat: the last few steps yes -28981;1365345929;Scrat;but is it really 128 vs 112? -28980;1365345933;Diablo-D3;its roughly 112 -28979;1365345987;Diablo-D3;at the start you can precompute parts of several rounds but still have to perform the rounds -28978;1365345995;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 im just saying, suppose somebody somehow DOES manage to optimise it. -28977;1365346003;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw, basically what you're describing is an attack on SHA256 -28976;1365346009;mircea_popescu;i'm aware. -28975;1365346010;Diablo-D3;which doesn't exist, theoretically or otherwise -28974;1365346021;mircea_popescu;doesn't mean shouldn't be worked on. by us, preferably. -28973;1365346028;Scrat;Diablo-D3: is the gain 10%? because you're adding quite a few jumps -28972;1365346047;Diablo-D3;Scrat: I made more gains out of DiabloMiner doing OTHER tricks -28971;1365346064;Diablo-D3;Scrat: the precomputed parts of the beginning allow me to do more in parallel for example -28970;1365346077;Diablo-D3;on asics its going to be less of an importance -28969;1365346111;Diablo-D3;btw, if they're using a sea of rolled cores, they can already terminate the last 7 rounds -28968;1365346116;Diablo-D3;they just dont do them -28967;1365346117;ChaangNo_;walls down bitches -28966;1365346120;ChaangNo_;;;asks 150 -28965;1365346120;gribble;There are currently 609.96465 bitcoins offered at or under 150.0 USD, worth 91494.697263 USD in total. | Data vintage: 107.2627 seconds -28964;1365346155;bitesak;indeed -28963;1365346161;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -28962;1365346161;Diablo-D3;Scrat: I spent about 5 days straight, 16 hours a day, optimizing DM's current kenrel -28961;1365346162;gribble;MtGox lag is 12.944595 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0259408234451 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -28960;1365346173;ChaangNo_;;;asks 151 -28959;1365346173;gribble;There are currently 599.86303 bitcoins offered at or under 151.0 USD, worth 90105.2013641 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.9313 seconds -28958;1365346175;Diablo-D3;Scrat: it was not fun. it was not easy. -28957;1365346179;ChaangNo_;muhahaha 200 here we come -28956;1365346185;bitesak;it's getting nearly impressive -28955;1365346189;ChaangNo_;;;asks 155 -28954;1365346190;gribble;There are currently 1579.7787 bitcoins offered at or under 155.0 USD, worth 240784.985216 USD in total. | Data vintage: 50.6103 seconds -28953;1365346190;bitesak;:) -28952;1365346217;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C140T] 1000 @ 0.22189328 = 221.8933 BTC [+] -28951;1365346217;ChaangNo_;we hit 154 -28950;1365346218;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C143T] 1000 @ 0.21093758 = 210.9376 BTC [+] -28949;1365346225;ChaangNo_;on a sunday -28948;1365346232;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C149T] 1000 @ 0.19075632 = 190.7563 BTC -28947;1365346233;Diablo-D3;Scrat: I even wrote a SSA compiler in perl that optimizes for parallel execution that you feed it opencl and get opencl -28946;1365346233;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C146T] 1000 @ 0.20058142 = 200.5814 BTC -28945;1365346235;Scrat;Diablo-D3: yeah, significant gains other than that would imply a weakening of sha256 -28944;1365346243;Diablo-D3;exactly -28943;1365346249;mircea_popescu;$avg ^oix -28942;1365346249;Diablo-D3;hell, we're already shaving off 64 rounds -28941;1365346256;Diablo-D3;hmac sha256 on 80 bytes does 192 rounds -28940;1365346281;mircea_popescu;$vwap ^oix -28939;1365346282;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 119.71467145 high: 153.05972645 low: 104.18044961 volume: 29193 btc: 11933.4892166 30 day: no data -28938;1365346295;Diablo-D3;we do the first 64 on the cpu, precompute everything we can for the second 64, and then skip the last 7 steps of the last 64 -28937;1365346298;Diablo-D3;NOW -28936;1365346298;Diablo-D3;NOW -28935;1365346299;Diablo-D3;on asics -28934;1365346303;Diablo-D3;if you're doing rolled cores -28933;1365346314;Diablo-D3;you CANNOT precompute any part of the beginning -28932;1365346318;Diablo-D3;because that takes more room on the chip -28931;1365346323;bitesak;it's nice to see the bid price on Call options rising -28930;1365346343;Diablo-D3;and you want the cores as small and as stupid as possible so you can pack more onto the chip -28929;1365346349;Diablo-D3;what costs money is NOT electricity -28928;1365346355;Diablo-D3;its chip density -28927;1365346370;Diablo-D3;each chip is very expensive to produce, it needs tso hash as fast as possible -28926;1365346381;Diablo-D3;ANYTHING that makes it slower, no matter if its technically an optimization or not, is verboten -28925;1365346404;ChaangNo_;;;ticker -28924;1365346405;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 152.55000, Best ask: 153.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.45000, Last trade: 152.55000, 24 hour volume: 29167.67662843, 24 hour low: 141.10000, 24 hour high: 154.00000, 24 hour vwap: 145.70414 -28923;1365346427;Diablo-D3;ASIC optimization is not like GPU optimization -28922;1365346439;Diablo-D3;in GPUs we dont decide how the chip is laid out so we try to make th ebest use of it -28921;1365346444;Diablo-D3;on ASICs, we decide the layout -28920;1365346698;ChaangNo_;;;asks 160 -28919;1365346699;gribble;There are currently 2447.8068 bitcoins offered at or under 160.0 USD, worth 385530.858307 USD in total. | Data vintage: 68.6515 seconds -28918;1365346712;ChaangNo_;;;asks 175 -28917;1365346713;gribble;There are currently 9233.7121 bitcoins offered at or under 175.0 USD, worth 1535430.41877 USD in total. | Data vintage: 82.7095 seconds -28916;1365346741;ChaangNo_;pretty sure more than 1.5 million usd will hit the market next week -28915;1365347222;DeaDTerra;WTS G.SDICE,G.MPOE,G.BBET and BTCQuick! -28914;1365347234;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -28913;1365347235;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 153.00000, Best ask: 153.58998, Bid-ask spread: 0.58998, Last trade: 153.58999, 24 hour volume: 30061.67247586, 24 hour low: 141.10000, 24 hour high: 154.00000, 24 hour vwap: 145.95625 -28912;1365347238;ThickAsThieves;mornin! -28911;1365347254;ThickAsThieves;154 on a sunday, heh -28910;1365347259;anarchy5;ChaangNo_: you can bet your ass on it, my friend is number 13630 in the verification queue lol -28909;1365347259;ChaangNo_;yeah no kidding -28908;1365347267;anarchy5;@mtgox -28907;1365347274;anarchy5;that should tell you enough -28906;1365347275;ThickAsThieves;''bids -28905;1365347278;ChaangNo_;we could see 225 easy this week -28904;1365347280;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -28903;1365347280;gribble;There are currently 31169744 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11568570.0482 USD in total. | Data vintage: 114.3914 seconds -28902;1365347295;ChaangNo_;;;asks 225 -28901;1365347297;gribble;There are currently 20470.759 bitcoins offered at or under 225.0 USD, worth 3665049.412 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -28900;1365347303;anarchy5;thats at least several thousand people wanting to wire huge amounts of money -28899;1365347318;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 159 -28898;1365347318;gribble;There are currently 1744.9707 bitcoins offered at or under 159.0 USD, worth 272416.846437 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.3470 seconds -28897;1365347335;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 165 -28896;1365347335;gribble;There are currently 4250.6917 bitcoins offered at or under 165.0 USD, worth 678554.100851 USD in total. | Data vintage: 37.7185 seconds -28895;1365347521;ChaangNo_;not even 1 m usd to 165 lol -28894;1365347525;ChaangNo_;well im off to dinner peace -28893;1365347588;ThickAsThieves;$avg -28892;1365347590;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 144.11 -28891;1365347636;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.000649 = 0.0032 BTC [+] -28890;1365347718;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -28889;1365347719;gribble;59095.4517665 -28888;1365347723;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -28887;1365347724;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 9035656.70557 based on data since last change | 8255413.27355 based on data for last three days -28886;1365347733;ThickAsThieves;;;bc.stats -28885;1365347734;gribble;Error: "bc.stats" is not a valid command. -28884;1365347737;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -28883;1365347740;gribble;Current Blocks: 230120 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 1719 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 3 days, 5 hours, 34 minutes, and 17 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9035656.70557 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.75911 -28882;1365347921;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3 @ 0.000601 = 0.0018 BTC [-] -28881;1365347982;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000601 BTC [-] -28880;1365348102;ThickAsThieves;155 -28879;1365348134;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 159 -28878;1365348134;gribble;There are currently 2082.1976 bitcoins offered at or under 159.0 USD, worth 323973.73347 USD in total. | Data vintage: 57.7730 seconds -28877;1365348165;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -28876;1365348166;gribble;MtGox lag is 67.013025 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.134293351785 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -28875;1365348230;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000601 BTC [-] -28874;1365348300;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C122T] 15 @ 0.30377875 = 4.5567 BTC [+] -28873;1365348309;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.000649 = 0.0065 BTC [+] -28872;1365348362;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.000601 = 0.006 BTC [-] -28871;1365348626;ThickAsThieves;156 -28870;1365348646;ThickAsThieves;157 -28869;1365348686;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000649 BTC [+] -28868;1365348689;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -28867;1365348689;gribble;MtGox lag is 107.523063 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.215475014364 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -28866;1365348696;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -28865;1365348700;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 155.00000, Best ask: 156.94419, Bid-ask spread: 1.94419, Last trade: 155.00000, 24 hour volume: 31538.74456478, 24 hour low: 141.10000, 24 hour high: 154.00000, 24 hour vwap: 146.28584 -28864;1365349648;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 4 @ 0.01 = 0.04 BTC [+] -28863;1365349864;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0044 BTC [+] -28862;1365350073;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.777 = 1.554 BTC [-] -28861;1365350077;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.777 BTC [-] -28860;1365350739;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -28859;1365351311;MJR__;hi all -28858;1365351331;MJR__;;;bc,24hprc -28857;1365351332;gribble;145.30 -28856;1365351343;MJR__;;;ticker -28855;1365351344;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 155.00000, Best ask: 155.19999, Bid-ask spread: 0.19999, Last trade: 155.00000, 24 hour volume: 33890.45484523, 24 hour low: 141.10000, 24 hour high: 157.00000, 24 hour vwap: 147.00146 -28854;1365351372;MJR__;volume is super low -28853;1365351409;MJR__;;;bids 0 -28852;1365351410;gribble;There are currently 31163186 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11546304.8383 USD in total. | Data vintage: 54.2963 seconds -28851;1365351751;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -28850;1365352170;taub;http://blog.nus.edu.sg/lsm2251student/files/2010/04/24017-004-98EF07A1.jpg not bitcoin related but fucking awesome -28849;1365352253;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.138 BTC [-] -28848;1365352326;deadweasel;don't like figs. like em less now -28847;1365352414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.00301847 = 0.0091 BTC [+] -28846;1365352537;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -28845;1365352539;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00276111 / 0.00320012 / 0.003333 (11015 shares, 35.25 BTC), 7D: 0.00276111 / 0.00320957 / 0.00419788 (538525 shares, 1,728.44 BTC), 30D: 0.00276111 / 0.00364711 / 0.006 (1631973 shares, 5,951.99 BTC) -28844;1365352548;taub;mircea_popescu: are the bots losses big yet? -28843;1365352913;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1499 BTC [+] -28842;1365353087;mircea_popescu;lol -28841;1365353091;ThickAsThieves;bots are probably that bad yet, I think there have been a fair amount of buys that haven't broke even yet. -28840;1365353101;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -28839;1365353103;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 155.01201, Best ask: 155.95871, Bid-ask spread: 0.94670, Last trade: 155.95871, 24 hour volume: 33977.68618309, 24 hour low: 141.31000, 24 hour high: 157.00000, 24 hour vwap: 147.18995 -28838;1365353112;mircea_popescu;what, not even 500 yet ? -28837;1365353120;ThickAsThieves;i know right -28836;1365353122;error4733;middle of summer -28835;1365353218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00301847 = 0.7546 BTC [+] -28834;1365353240;MJR__;prob -28833;1365353246;MJR__;200 at month end -28832;1365353256;MJR__;500 by August... -28831;1365353272;ThickAsThieves;i'm thinking 185 at end of option period -28830;1365353281;MJR__;we'll see, but I think this will be known as the summer of bitcoin -28829;1365353304;MJR__;we will see many things launched in San Jose in may -28828;1365353309;ThickAsThieves;hopefully not because it was a saprk, a flame, and a cloud of smoke -28827;1365353311;MJR__;many will fail -28826;1365353315;ThickAsThieves;spark* -28825;1365353320;MJR__;some will succeed -28824;1365353339;MJR__;ThickAsThieves: I hope not also -28823;1365353355;error4733;M157 -28822;1365353359;MJR__;and while I don't want it to grow too fast, it's no ones to control -28821;1365353379;MJR__;and now seems to be the time... -28820;1365353386;ThickAsThieves;rising this quickly is totally ponzi mode, so increasing risk of people left holding the bag -28819;1365353406;MJR__;I think in 2016, monetary policy will be big during elections -28818;1365353421;MJR__;and I predict bitcoin will be mentioned during debates -28817;1365353423;ThickAsThieves;could be -28816;1365353444;ThickAsThieves;its appalling how little the average person cares about inflation, etc -28815;1365353457;MJR__;ThickAsThieves: it is ponzi mode EXCEPT that believing makes it true in some ways -28814;1365353457;ThickAsThieves;"just the way it is" -28813;1365353482;ThickAsThieves;until less people believe than do, and cash outs snowball -28812;1365353490;MJR__;Ron Paul runs as libertarian 3rd party -28811;1365353496;MJR__;people actually listen -28810;1365353511;ThickAsThieves;nah -28809;1365353516;ThickAsThieves;3rd party aint happening yet -28808;1365353521;MJR__;he won't come close to winning -28807;1365353526;ThickAsThieves;not without some bigger change -28806;1365353535;MJR__;but he may get +10% -28805;1365353561;MJR__;and I also think that big change is coming -28804;1365353570;ThickAsThieves;i think social media has come a long way, and a 3rd party might indeed be able to "go viral" -28803;1365353571;MJR__;it's not going to be pretty -28802;1365353614;MJR__;I think there is a bolus of cash making its way to the markets...once it clogs that...embolism of the economy -28801;1365353618;ThickAsThieves;ATH -28800;1365353623;ThickAsThieves;157.5 -28799;1365353639;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 159.99 -28798;1365353642;gribble;There are currently 1373.9347 bitcoins offered at or under 159.99 USD, worth 218473.092151 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0010 seconds -28797;1365353673;MJR__;no one sees that QE hasn't hit the markets yet. the money is sitting in accounts, but is not widely distributed -28796;1365353682;MJR__;at least most of it -28795;1365353712;MJR__;think about it...how can I keep printing so fast, and prices are relatively stable? -28794;1365353754;MJR__;the banks which are selling the debt are not lending and spending...cuz they don't need to -28793;1365353764;MJR__;same as the bailout -28792;1365353777;ThickAsThieves;i dont know enough about how such things work, but I suppose it's at least possible for there to be a macro economy that encompasses much of newly printed money -28791;1365353792;MJR__;they gave them money to lend, but they didn't...credit crunch was worse -28790;1365353797;ThickAsThieves;in the end it would still result in inflation though -28789;1365353811;MJR__;I think the fed is depressing the price of gold -28788;1365353819;MJR__;using cheap fiat -28787;1365353830;MJR__;once that becomes unsustainable -28786;1365353844;MJR__;you'll see a run on the dollar, and into gold -28785;1365353851;ThickAsThieves;and bitcoin -28784;1365353854;deadweasel;they are -28783;1365353857;MJR__;yes exactly -28782;1365353870;ThickAsThieves;you watch Parks and Recreation? -28781;1365353878;MJR__;all those effects will magnify the inflation -28780;1365353887;MJR__;and prices will go up severely -28779;1365353897;MJR__;for consumers -28778;1365353907;MJR__;THAT'S when they'll care -28777;1365353926;MJR__;I do watch P&R -28776;1365353947;ThickAsThieves;Ron Swanson had a funny scene where he says he doesnt know how much gold he has except in wait, and oh some palladium too -28775;1365353954;ThickAsThieves;weight* -28774;1365353958;ThickAsThieves;hehe -28773;1365353968;MJR__;I saw that yesterday! -28772;1365353976;MJR__;I don't know how much money I have -28771;1365353988;MJR__;but I know how many pounds of money I have -28770;1365354015;punkman;better than weightless paper -28769;1365354071;ThickAsThieves;paper has weight -28768;1365354075;ThickAsThieves;;) -28767;1365354086;kakobrekla;url to swanson vid? -28766;1365354087;punkman;I like Jack Offerman -28765;1365354106;punkman;makes things out of wood with his hands -28764;1365354112;punkman;and still has time to act -28763;1365354114;MJR__;so I could see gold hitting 2k/oz -28762;1365354150;ThickAsThieves;it JUST aired kako, not sure where it would be online other than dl'ing latest ep -28761;1365354160;kakobrekla;ah the last ep. -28760;1365354168;kakobrekla;ill see it then. -28759;1365354187;punkman;wait, I meant Nick Offerman -28758;1365354207;punkman;https://www.facebook.com/OffermanWoodshop -28757;1365354252;MJR__;http://youtu.be/l_3_9zK4y-Q here's a Ron Swanson gold quote -28756;1365354252;kakobrekla;hehe http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=237735892946898&set=a.237734052947082.61290.235639199823234&type=1&relevant_count=1 -28755;1365354260;MJR__;but not the one from thur -28754;1365354308;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 50 @ 0.2 = 10 BTC [+] -28753;1365354351;kakobrekla;or have I? :) -28752;1365354361;kakobrekla;lmao -28751;1365354367;MJR__;hehehe -28750;1365354407;MJR__;hmmm Ron Swanson mentioning bitcoin? love of anonymity, but dislike of tech... -28749;1365354422;MJR__;good long term BBET maybe -28748;1365354462;MJR__;also mentioned during 2016 debates is a good one -28747;1365354719;MJR__;first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win -28746;1365354778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3100 @ 0.00065754 = 2.0384 BTC [-] -28745;1365354991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5250 @ 0.00066418 = 3.4869 BTC [+] -28744;1365354993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4750 @ 0.00066566 = 3.1619 BTC [+] -28743;1365355263;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1.19 = 3.57 BTC [+] -28742;1365356419;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 40 @ 0.003 = 0.12 BTC [-] -28741;1365356650;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -28740;1365356651;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 156.00000, Best ask: 157.99900, Bid-ask spread: 1.99900, Last trade: 156.00000, 24 hour volume: 36710.60460093, 24 hour low: 141.40000, 24 hour high: 159.00000, 24 hour vwap: 148.07204 -28739;1365356779;mircea_popescu; ThickAsThieves: it is ponzi mode << no it's not. -28738;1365356788;mircea_popescu;no sentiment based thing can take 4 days off -28737;1365356791;mircea_popescu;bitcoin did. -28736;1365356806;MJR__;lol I didn't mean it that way...context -28735;1365356850;jurov;mircea btw, are there new options with higher strikes planned? or at opex soonest? -28734;1365356883;mircea_popescu;a, i can add more at any time -28733;1365356902;bgupta;ThickAsThieves: "They" got a chance to buy back in, so it can rally a bit now. -28732;1365357055;mircea_popescu;The online betting Web site Intrade, which gained widespread notice for serving as a predictions platform for elections and events not related to sports, is facing liquidation because of a $700,000 cash shortfall, a development that comes a month after it halted trading and froze its customer accounts. -28731;1365357055;mircea_popescu;Intrade’s director, Ronald Bernstein, said in a statement that the shortfall resulted from unspecified actions by two other parties, whom he did not name. -28730;1365357057;mircea_popescu;totally. -28729;1365357066;mircea_popescu;ian bakewell and eskimo bob -28728;1365357086;MJR__;really? -28727;1365357125;mircea_popescu;the first two lines ? yea. -28726;1365357135;mircea_popescu;the founder just looted the corp accoutns is all. -28725;1365357177;kakobrekla;lulz -28724;1365357187;MJR__;my earlier point was related to how banks are "ponzis" (loosely using that as a term for general speculation) in any trust based system if trust leaves the last one holding the bag is screwed -28723;1365357196;mircea_popescu;bitcoinity dead ? -28722;1365357209;MJR__;that's what I've heard today -28721;1365357218;jurov;yes, poor bitcoinity, few hours already -28720;1365357220;mircea_popescu;MJR_ ya well not everything that relies on trust or appreciates in value is a ponzi. -28719;1365357224;deadweasel;;;goxlag -28718;1365357225;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -28717;1365357408;taub;I think 200 can happen real fast -28716;1365357414;taub;at least faster than you think -28715;1365357448;mircea_popescu;anything can happen real fast or at least faster than you think -28714;1365357456;taub;:> -28713;1365357461;deadweasel;its coming. i threw the bones .. they sgree. -28712;1365357467;deadweasel;agree -28711;1365357471;mircea_popescu;for instance, a hot young thing walking into your office naked takes all of 6 seconds -28710;1365357471;taub;keep laughing -28709;1365357483;mircea_popescu;it could happen, and i bet you it'd be faster than you'd think -28708;1365357575;MJR__;mircea_popescu: almost nothing is a "ponzi", as it refers to a specific sort of scam. if we are conflating that term with tulip mania or bubble, then most things are...the only difference in them is the probability that they become unpopular -28707;1365357581;iz;let's start including reasons for our guesses when we voice them.. for example, i think 200 can happen real fast because of something something -28706;1365357618;iz;taub: what is the something something reason for thinking 200 can happen real fast? -28705;1365357636;MJR__;one could argue that Mercedes are a "bubble" if everyone decides that luxury vehicles are retarded. -28704;1365357646;KRS1;sup MJR -28703;1365357658;MJR__;that is unlikely, as fast cars are universally cool as are leather warm seats -28702;1365357678;MJR__;sup KRS1 -28701;1365357684;iz;so the big question is.. are bitcoins cool or not? -28700;1365357695;MJR__;right now obviously yes -28699;1365357699;iz;haha -28698;1365357705;iz;yup -28697;1365357705;MJR__;so were beanie babies -28696;1365357711;KRS1;until women dig em i'll say meh -28695;1365357712;MJR__;difference is utility -28694;1365357725;MJR__;I know many women who love bitcoins :) -28693;1365357734;iz;bitcoins: like beaning babies for drug addicts and nerds -28692;1365357735;KRS1;cant exactly walk up to a hot women and say, check out my bitcoins beeotch -28691;1365357740;iz;beanie -28690;1365357746;MJR__;nah -28689;1365357760;KRS1;then unF unF unF all night long buttsecks -28688;1365357762;MJR__;bitcoins have utility and "intrinsic" value -28687;1365357769;taub;iz: just the pattern, big move, long congestion, big move -28686;1365357779;taub;its' less than another 50% move to 200 -28685;1365357789;MJR__;well, all im saying is im glad I have the 164 call -28684;1365357821;iz;taub: i find with trends it's better to identify the CAUSE of the chart move, and then determine if you are seeing a similar cause happen and then notice the effect on the chart -28683;1365357831;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=165766.msg1762710#msg1762710 -28682;1365357832;MJR__;I think the number im looking for in long term stability is ~2700 -28681;1365357841;mircea_popescu;so criptostox/vircurex is about going rogue -28680;1365357850;taub;i dont think about causes -28679;1365357854;iz;taub: it's not so good to just look at the charts that are effected by causes and doing voodoo and gambler's logic on the charts based on how they look or what your gut says -28678;1365357864;iz;imho -28677;1365357866;MJR__;that number means rough parity with silver -28676;1365357874;taub;nah it can work -28675;1365357889;iz;taub: a broken clock can be right twice a day too -28674;1365357892;taub;other markets are traded like this, why should bitcoin be different -28673;1365357906;iz;taub: other markets are traded by idiots that way -28672;1365357912;iz;so bitcoin shouldn't be any different -28671;1365357916;mircea_popescu;KRS1 actually i have. -28670;1365357919;taub;okay fuck you -28669;1365357929;iz;sorry, i didn't maen that to come out that way -28668;1365357937;taub;i gave my opinion, im not gonna go into some ta debate again -28667;1365357949;iz;but just because ppl do it in other markets and are successful while the market is growing doesn't mean it's a good strategy -28666;1365357960;MJR__;point taken -28665;1365357975;iz;but of course it will work in the bitcoin wolrd AS LONG as the bitcoin market keeps growing -28664;1365357981;MJR__;that's what the market is there for...deciding who is right -28663;1365358001;taub;whatever iz -28662;1365358004;deadweasel;90% of the time tne best and hardrst decision is to hold and wait. -28661;1365358022;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4399999 BTC [-] -28660;1365358022;MJR__;deadweasel: yep ^^ this -28659;1365358047;MJR__;especially with S.DICE T_T -28658;1365358071;iz;taub: i didn't mean any offense, but i do strongly suggest you consider looking at causes when trading -28657;1365358095;deadweasel;yeah, now that hes out of the US, im actually doubling up while the price is low. -28656;1365358104;iz;opposed to being intentionally ignorant about the causes -28655;1365358113;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -28654;1365358113;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 23 hours, 25 minutes, and 59 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -28653;1365358125;thestringpuller;;;seen Bugpowder -28652;1365358125;gribble;Bugpowder was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 11 hours, 7 minutes, and 44 seconds ago: boooring -28651;1365358127;taub;there is zero point in knowing the cause of a move -28650;1365358133;MJR__;I disagree -28649;1365358134;thestringpuller;$avg -28648;1365358136;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 146.86 -28647;1365358137;taub;it goes like this 99% of the time -28646;1365358139;iz;i disagree -28645;1365358140;MJR__;info is always valuable -28644;1365358145;taub;smart money buys when price is slow and steady -28643;1365358155;taub;stupid money chaeses price up -28642;1365358159;taub;smart money gets upt at top -28641;1365358162;taub;repeat -28640;1365358182;taub;and that action is reflected in prices -28639;1365358184;MJR__;yes, but picking tips and bottoms is where it gets hard -28638;1365358184;taub;and that you can trade -28637;1365358185;iz;well, you just looked at the causes... -28636;1365358201;iz;some of them -28635;1365358207;iz;there's more to it though -28634;1365358208;taub;that is one underlying cause to everything, i dont need to know it -28633;1365358214;deadweasel;cant pick tops/bottoms, onlu guesses -28632;1365358217;taub;well i dont care about those -28631;1365358224;taub;as long as it gets price to move, good then i can trade it -28630;1365358226;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -28629;1365358227;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 104.18044961 / 119.45293202 / 153.10362074 (28208 shares, 11,835.72 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -28628;1365358246;MJR__;so...Walmart decides to implement PoS system for bitcoin...irrelevant cause? -28627;1365358260;thestringpuller;;;calc 160-151 / 160 -28626;1365358260;gribble;159.05625 -28625;1365358267;thestringpuller;;;calc (160-151 )/ 160 -28624;1365358267;gribble;0.05625 -28623;1365358270;MJR__;or justifiable reason for price surge? -28622;1365358278;abracadabra;MJR_ link? -28621;1365358284;taub;what would that help me in trading? -28620;1365358284;iz;hypothetical -28619;1365358288;MJR__;no...thought experiment -28618;1365358294;MJR__;yes hypothetical -28617;1365358302;thestringpuller;MJR__: source? -28616;1365358308;iz;lol -28615;1365358308;abracadabra;heh -28614;1365358329;abracadabra;so...HomeDepot decides to implement PoS system for bitcoin...irrelevant cause? -28613;1365358336;MJR__;lol -28612;1365358345;abracadabra;:) -28611;1365358352;MJR__;just saying, im a big fan in investing in fundamentals -28610;1365358361;MJR__;real reasons -28609;1365358383;MJR__;not cuz I see a "cup and handle" or "head and shoulders" -28608;1365358393;taub;iz: there are endless approaches to trading, mine doesnt include analizing news and causes -28607;1365358415;MJR__;taub: agreed, lots of ways to skin a cat -28606;1365358416;saulimus;MJR_, it can be used for timing -28605;1365358419;taub;i still get a feel for the "buzz" in irc, but it's usually just buzzing back what prices are showing already anyway -28604;1365358452;MJR__;saulimus: I agree...just don't find it accurate FOR ME -28603;1365358538;MJR__;is this the most efficient method for global finance...yes as of right now, what should that be worth? more than it currently is = buy -28602;1365358574;MJR__;then again, I've told you my med term target $2700 -28601;1365358597;thestringpuller;MJR__: its not worth more thab 150 coin yet -28600;1365358599;MJR__;people who get rich from volatility are exchanges and brokers -28599;1365358607;thestringpuller;yup -28598;1365358626;thestringpuller;MJR__: you can also make money on stable prices -28597;1365358630;taub;deadweasel> cant pick tops/bottoms, onlu guesses, agreed -28596;1365358643;MJR__;^^ agree -28595;1365358644;taub;but you can certainly see areas where you don't want to buy anymore -28594;1365358645;taub;or sell -28593;1365358689;MJR__;the best strategy so far in the stock market, over almost any 20 year period, would be broad based index fund, but and hold -28592;1365358695;MJR__;buy* -28591;1365358699;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -28590;1365358700;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 158.33300, Best ask: 158.99990, Bid-ask spread: 0.66690, Last trade: 158.99990, 24 hour volume: 37140.60115126, 24 hour low: 142.01000, 24 hour high: 159.00000, 24 hour vwap: 148.49438 -28589;1365358718;thestringpuller;;;asks 160 -28588;1365358718;gribble;There are currently 1497.9519 bitcoins offered at or under 160.0 USD, worth 238716.812309 USD in total. | Data vintage: 81.7698 seconds -28587;1365358729;thestringpuller;;;bids 155 -28586;1365358729;gribble;There are currently 1192.4376 bitcoins demanded at or over 155.0 USD, worth 185610.325603 USD in total. | Data vintage: 93.2826 seconds -28585;1365358734;thestringpuller;;;bids 157 -28584;1365358734;gribble;There are currently 11.335636 bitcoins demanded at or over 157.0 USD, worth 1787.4288674 USD in total. | Data vintage: 98.0251 seconds -28583;1365358737;taub;thats maybe a very safe startegy, but not one with terrific returns -28582;1365358743;MJR__;mircea_popescu: what do you think of torbroker? -28581;1365358757;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is asleep non? -28580;1365358760;MJR__;taub: it would have performed the best so far... -28579;1365358785;MJR__;S&P, Dow, etc all time highs -28578;1365358808;thestringpuller;MJR__: stop speculating provide value to the community -28577;1365358810;taub;so you mean that would be the best buy and hold strategy -28576;1365358816;MJR__;yes -28575;1365358824;MJR__;thestringpuller: im not speculating -28574;1365358837;taub;i think he was being saracstic (i hope) -28573;1365358846;MJR__;w/e -28572;1365358865;MJR__;im saying but and hold is a great way to preserve and grow wealth -28571;1365358868;thestringpuller;taub: the best startegy is to write options at the beginning of the month that are safe, then at the end of the month buy options if there is a big move -28570;1365358873;MJR__;ugh *buy -28569;1365358902;thestringpuller;diversify yo bonds -28568;1365358903;taub;writing options is very expensive :) -28567;1365358906;MJR__;hehehe -28566;1365358913;MJR__;too expensive IMO -28565;1365358915;thestringpuller;not really -28564;1365358925;MJR__;collateral requirements -28563;1365358930;MJR__;low ROI -28562;1365358933;thestringpuller;again not really -28561;1365358935;MJR__;vs buying -28560;1365358944;thestringpuller;not really lol -28559;1365358953;MJR__;all I've done is but calls -28558;1365358958;MJR__;so far so good -28557;1365358973;MJR__;fuck my phone! buy buy buy! -28556;1365358973;thestringpuller;i can make 1btc on 6 coins from writing -28555;1365358988;thestringpuller;at beginning of mobth -28554;1365358994;MJR__;vs making 5 coins on 1 with buying? -28553;1365359010;thestringpuller;not at the beginning of the month -28552;1365359024;thestringpuller;time decay doesnt kick in until the 15th -28551;1365359037;MJR__;well, I think I got 41 calls, not sure when, but I exercised at 71 -28550;1365359068;thestringpuller;that must have been last month -28549;1365359069;MJR__;I like to leave bids out for calls at a price I think makes sense, get filled cuz of volatility -28548;1365359075;MJR__;yep -28547;1365359092;MJR__;month before I had calls in the 20's I think? -28546;1365359100;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 11 @ 0.39 = 4.29 BTC [+] -28545;1365359111;thestringpuller;yea last month price diverged from 24hprc 7 days before expiry so options were hella cheap -28544;1365359122;MJR__;yep -28543;1365359132;MJR__;but I didn't hold like I should have -28542;1365359140;thestringpuller;Bugpowder went balls deep at C75 -28541;1365359172;MJR__;didn't follow my own advice and got "burned" -28540;1365359189;thestringpuller;i think that made 250% but only because it was so close to expiration -28539;1365359196;MJR__;yeah -28538;1365359212;MJR__;also I couldn't get options far enough out of the money -28537;1365359225;MJR__;due to $75 strike limit -28536;1365359231;thestringpuller;timing the market is bad which is why writing options at the beginning of the month hedges if the price is stable -28535;1365359238;MJR__;true -28534;1365359245;MJR__;100% agree -28533;1365359255;MJR__;just don't like tying up the capital -28532;1365359266;saulimus;I know nothing of options, but are they that much more profitable than simply buying/selling USD/BTC directly? -28531;1365359269;thestringpuller;yea but what else would you use it foe? -28530;1365359275;saulimus;are they more risky? -28529;1365359279;MJR__;buying calls lol -28528;1365359289;thestringpuller;saulimus: they are more risky -28527;1365359300;saulimus;so what's the advantage? -28526;1365359300;MJR__;saulimus: they are derivatives, more risky greater possible returns -28525;1365359303;thestringpuller;saulimus: they depens on huge swings in price -28524;1365359318;MJR__;many strategies possible -28523;1365359319;thestringpuller;saulimus: they provide more leverage on your "bet" -28522;1365359326;thestringpuller;example -28521;1365359331;MJR__;short straddle means I want price to stay steady -28520;1365359352;thestringpuller;last week options at 75 went for .06 a contract -28519;1365359365;thestringpuller;break even point was thus 81 usd -28518;1365359367;taub;yea, they provide leverage, and there are advanced option strategies like making money as long as price moves somewhere (up or down) -28517;1365359368;MJR__;calls? -28516;1365359370;thestringpuller;price shot up to 91 -28515;1365359413;thestringpuller;for every call you own you get 100% additional leverage as the peice rises -28514;1365359418;MJR__;taub: yeah long straddle is my fave on earnings day -28513;1365359433;thestringpuller;straddles are for last resort -28512;1365359451;thestringpuller;for people who make bad put bets like Bugpowder -28511;1365359455;thestringpuller;jkjk -28510;1365359457;MJR__;great for earnings...aapl and Netflix, you would have KILLED it last month -28509;1365359472;MJR__;but in BTC way too expensive -28508;1365359482;thestringpuller;i did puts on aapl in oct -28507;1365359491;thestringpuller;then exited the market -28506;1365359496;MJR__;nice -28505;1365359499;taub;do option prices go up on expected volatility MJR__ ? -28504;1365359501;taub;in real markets -28503;1365359505;thestringpuller;now I am doing strictly btc -28502;1365359521;thestringpuller;taub: depends on the underwriter -28501;1365359530;MJR__;taub: they price volatility into it in black scholes -28500;1365359540;thestringpuller;merill lynch may charge more than other etrade etc erx -28499;1365359543;MJR__;which is what most use -28498;1365359547;taub;yea -28497;1365359555;taub;but where they get that volatility from :) -28496;1365359560;taub;probably use a bunch of methods -28495;1365359566;MJR__;that can also be based on what numbers they pick for expected volatility -28494;1365359567;taub;historical as well as trying to predict it -28493;1365359579;MJR__;exactly in other words crap shoot -28492;1365359580;thestringpuller;you take a duration like 10m or 1h or 7d and do high - low -28491;1365359605;thestringpuller;then put that into b-s formula and out pops a volatility greek -28490;1365359612;MJR__;yep -28489;1365359631;thestringpuller;i was excited this weekend at price stability -28488;1365359640;thestringpuller;but looks like n00bs are rallying again -28487;1365359645;MJR__;I think bitcoin is so volatile, that you could have a second order derivative of its volatility (fun) -28486;1365359647;taub;btc brings the finance geeks together -28485;1365359653;MJR__;yep -28484;1365359654;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00285 = 0.0855 BTC [-] -28483;1365359657;thestringpuller;btc is educational -28482;1365359662;thestringpuller;for sure -28481;1365359669;MJR__;very, that's one of my fave things about it -28480;1365359674;thestringpuller;but soon it wont be a toy anymore -28479;1365359692;MJR__;words of 2013: fiat, bitcoin, inflation, deflation -28478;1365359694;thestringpuller;second we hit 1k the world's billionaires will enter the game -28477;1365359709;MJR__;they are starting now (some) -28476;1365359714;mircea_popescu;MJR__ i have no idea. -28475;1365359733;MJR__;mircea_popescu: did you read about it? -28474;1365359769;mircea_popescu;it made it in the summaries yest or w/e -28473;1365359773;thestringpuller;;;bids 158 -28472;1365359776;gribble;There are currently 347.35852 bitcoins demanded at or over 158.0 USD, worth 54924.5144862 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0049 seconds -28471;1365359790;thestringpuller;;;asks 160 -28470;1365359791;gribble;There are currently 1059.539 bitcoins offered at or under 160.0 USD, worth 168977.500895 USD in total. | Data vintage: 14.9814 seconds -28469;1365359800;MJR__;my main issue is that it is not "holdable", in that you must rely on govt to back up your property rights, while flaunting their regulation -28468;1365359821;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -28467;1365359829;mircea_popescu;MJR__ looky here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=168992.msg1762685#msg1762685 -28466;1365359831;mircea_popescu;same principle applies. -28465;1365359838;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -28464;1365359839;mircea_popescu;unknown party offering to steal your money ? -28463;1365359839;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.82000000 / 1.85673684 / 1.90000000 (19 shares, 35.27800000 BTC), 7D: 1.82000000 / 1.95105351 / 2.06000000 (114 shares, 222.42010000 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.8417252 / 2.08000000 (706 shares, 1300.25799220 BTC) -28462;1365359840;mircea_popescu;pass. -28461;1365359935;MJR__;full disclosure: you are a confidence man -28460;1365359973;taub;i'm sure he'll manage the coins, he just wont send them back -28459;1365360006;MJR__;not actually requesting transfer -28458;1365360020;taub;Oh i see -28457;1365360029;MJR__;anyway, tor broker is completely different -28456;1365360063;MJR__;it's a brokerage account/ exchange with accounts in BTC allowing you to buy US equities -28455;1365360080;MJR__;AAPL, BAC etc -28454;1365360090;MJR__;Silk Road for Wall Street -28453;1365360114;MJR__;problem is, SR can deliver physically, not sure it TB can -28452;1365360133;MJR__;*if -28451;1365360148;Bugpowder;The best 'sounding board' for bitcoin investments is this channel… -28450;1365360160;taub;seems uselss except for tax evasion -28449;1365360180;MJR__;Bugpowder: true -28448;1365360196;MJR__;well...lots of regulation on the stock market -28447;1365360207;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: you can be the chairman of calls -28446;1365360213;MJR__;cutting off access to some -28445;1365360221;taub;depends where you live I guess, for example i think spread betting is still tax free in the uk -28444;1365360255;MJR__;that's a CFD? -28443;1365360266;MJR__;those are not allowed in US -28442;1365360271;MJR__;USSA -28441;1365360283;taub;yea and you have that daytrading limit right -28440;1365360285;taub;wtf -28439;1365360292;taub;such nonesense -28438;1365360356;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7511 BTC [-] -28437;1365360358;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.751 BTC [-] -28436;1365360397;mircea_popescu;MJR__ completely different ? -28435;1365360413;mircea_popescu;how is it completely different. it works on the premise "i'm nobody give me dough". -28434;1365360418;MJR__;mircea_popescu: are we talking about the same thing? -28433;1365360418;mircea_popescu;i fail to see any difference. -28432;1365360445;mircea_popescu;well i think so. how we check ? -28431;1365360446;MJR__;torbroker: buy and sell equities using accounts denominated in bitcoin -28430;1365360450;mircea_popescu;right. -28429;1365360454;jurov;MJR__ the second order derivative of btc volatility does exist -28428;1365360468;jurov;it's MPBPT options on bitfunder -28427;1365360473;MJR__;that guy: Skype chat and I'll give you financial advice -28426;1365360486;jurov;i don't say they are actually usable or not, tho -28425;1365360495;MJR__;ah ok thanks jurov -28424;1365360503;mircea_popescu;so what difference do you see ? -28423;1365360523;MJR__;that guy did not request transfer of bitcoin in public -28422;1365360539;MJR__;whether that was a private thing, who can now -28421;1365360543;MJR__;know* -28420;1365360544;mircea_popescu;right. -28419;1365360550;mircea_popescu;seems very slight. -28418;1365360557;MJR__;so he didn't say "give me money" -28417;1365360600;MJR__;torbroker is saying want to sell your aapl stock for BTC? we can arrange a place for buyers and sellers to meet -28416;1365360607;mircea_popescu;so i can currently take a fiart position in any stock, fund, whatever, by calling my browser. -28415;1365360610;mircea_popescu;broker lol -28414;1365360624;mircea_popescu;yet i am going to send valuable btc to some anon noob. -28413;1365360625;MJR__;ACAT it to another account I guess -28412;1365360642;MJR__;escrow the transaction -28411;1365360655;MJR__;once stock position is delivered, release BTC -28410;1365360659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15900 @ 0.00065754 = 10.4549 BTC [-] -28409;1365360666;mircea_popescu;right. -28408;1365360680;MJR__;not even in the same arena of finance... -28407;1365360685;ThickAsThieves;seems dumb to buy wall set stock with btc -28406;1365360688;ThickAsThieves;st -28405;1365360691;mircea_popescu;and then two years down the road be served with tax fraud, money laundering and rico conspiracy -28404;1365360696;mircea_popescu;on the confession of the escrow. -28403;1365360714;MJR__;mircea_popescu: anonymous on tor network with BTC -28402;1365360725;MJR__;mircea_popescu: have to research more -28401;1365360725;mircea_popescu;the stock you deliver is not anonymous. -28400;1365360732;mircea_popescu;dja understand that part ? -28399;1365360737;MJR__;but can't be tied to transaction -28398;1365360745;mircea_popescu;it will be tied to something. -28397;1365360763;MJR__;I can send my stock to whatever account I want iirc -28396;1365360768;mircea_popescu;sure. -28395;1365360773;MJR__;as long as its not restricted -28394;1365360774;mircea_popescu;and then escrow confesses and you get charged. -28393;1365360786;thestringpuller;breaking news USD was just hacked: http://www.naijatrends.com/page_images/989731796_1347604230.jpg -28392;1365360787;MJR__;I believe that's the point of tor... -28391;1365360804;MJR__;SR can confess to your escrow -28390;1365360804;mircea_popescu;but escrow must be able to verify transaction dood. -28389;1365360807;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00285 = 0.0143 BTC [-] -28388;1365360820;mircea_popescu;how does escrow know who to release to ? -28387;1365360834;mircea_popescu;lol thestringpuller -28386;1365360843;MJR__;I was saying that stock is directly transferred -28385;1365360853;MJR__;escrow is for BTC -28384;1365360858;bitesak;;;ticker -28383;1365360861;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 159.00001, Best ask: 159.06500, Bid-ask spread: 0.06499, Last trade: 159.06500, 24 hour volume: 38316.07677332, 24 hour low: 142.01000, 24 hour high: 159.50000, 24 hour vwap: 149.08608 -28382;1365360876;mircea_popescu;MJR_ escrow is for btc ?! -28381;1365360891;jurov;bitcoinity is back -28380;1365360899;MJR__;but don't have all the details, long story short, a guy giving away advice for free and a black market for wall st are not related in any way -28379;1365360900;mircea_popescu;let's play this out cause apparently it's hard. A has 100 AAPL. B has 100 BTC. X is escrow. -28378;1365360910;mircea_popescu;A claims he's delivered 100 AAPL. B claims he never got it. -28377;1365360913;mircea_popescu;what does X do ? -28376;1365360939;MJR__;hold on -28375;1365360948;mircea_popescu;there's nothing he can do. if he has a means to actually verify tx then it's not anon. -28374;1365360955;mircea_popescu;if it is anon then he can't verify. end of story. -28373;1365360969;mircea_popescu;and without viable escrow, the deal simply is, "i ar anon, send monyz plz thx" -28372;1365360983;mircea_popescu;which makes both the exact same thing, sobletters on the interwebs. -28371;1365361021;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.095 = 0.475 BTC [-] -28370;1365361053;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.102 BTC [+] -28369;1365361056;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.101 BTC [-] -28368;1365361064;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [-] -28367;1365361067;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1004 BTC [-] -28366;1365361069;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -28365;1365361097;MJR__;one asking for money to be sent the other isn't -28364;1365361112;MJR__;guess it comes down to how broad you want to paint the strokes -28363;1365361121;MJR__;two humans talking, same thing -28362;1365361150;MJR__;I don't think it had to be anon to the parties involved -28361;1365361164;MJR__;just anon to the market outside those two parties -28360;1365361191;MJR__;lets say I had 100 shares of aapl, but want bitcoin... -28359;1365361205;jurov;MJR__: but the irl stock have to be on some irl account, not somewhere anonymously in the air -28358;1365361210;gesell;question, I would like to replicate some of dooglus work on monitoring Sdice... are the BitcoinArmory scripts updated to work with the new chain structure ? -28357;1365361225;MJR__;jurov: I agree -28356;1365361226;gesell;i mean the new files for bitcoin-qt (the fact that the full old chain isnt there anymore) -28355;1365361234;jurov;;;ticker -28354;1365361236;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 159.98500, Best ask: 160.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01500, Last trade: 160.00000, 24 hour volume: 38378.01921193, 24 hour low: 142.01000, 24 hour high: 159.67001, 24 hour vwap: 149.13329 -28353;1365361241;MJR__;it would be at DTC -28352;1365361270;MJR__;lemme do more research before I speculate -28351;1365361304;mircea_popescu;gesell the script he;'s running is public. -28350;1365361308;mircea_popescu;ask him, he'll tell you -28349;1365361357;mircea_popescu;MJR__ the issue are not the parties themselves, but the escrow. that's the leak here. -28348;1365361387;cccjd;Hello -28347;1365361393;gesell;mircea_popescu: thanks. will look deaper -28346;1365361401;mircea_popescu;hi. -28345;1365361409;jurov;cccjd: hi -28344;1365361413;cccjd;Anyone wanna trade BTC-E to PayPal -28343;1365361432;jurov;cccjd: next door #bitcoin-otc, please -28342;1365361451;gesell;;;ticker -28341;1365361452;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 159.99010, Best ask: 160.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00990, Last trade: 160.00000, 24 hour volume: 38378.01921193, 24 hour low: 142.01000, 24 hour high: 159.67001, 24 hour vwap: 149.13329 -28340;1365361494;gesell;;;ticker -28339;1365361495;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 160.00000, Best ask: 161.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 160.00000, 24 hour volume: 38378.01921193, 24 hour low: 142.01000, 24 hour high: 159.67001, 24 hour vwap: 149.13329 -28338;1365361512;jurov;mircea_popescu: not only escrow is the difference. if such scheme was done for mpex stocks, there isn't that legal liability -28337;1365361528;gesell;reeeally? as if bank transfers all game in on the weekend? -28336;1365361535;gesell;s/game/came -28335;1365361535;mircea_popescu;well that's because escrow could verify that a push was made. -28334;1365361560;jurov;gesell no, the ask side is very weak -28333;1365361640;jurov;mircea_popescu ah yes that's a point. it's hard to do irl without revealing identity to escrow -28332;1365361657;mircea_popescu;and once you do, they can just go and testify. -28331;1365361665;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.776 BTC [+] -28330;1365361670;mircea_popescu;so escrow is a nonstarter there. -28329;1365361722;MJR__;aha...they hold your positions -28328;1365361743;MJR__;hence brokerage...similar to coinbr -28327;1365361758;mircea_popescu;MJR_ no, not similar. very very dissimilar. -28326;1365361765;mircea_popescu;in that coinbr is run by a known and trusted member -28325;1365361772;mircea_popescu;and this torbroker scam is not present here. -28324;1365361782;MJR__;I have s.dice, do you see my position on mpex? -28323;1365361808;MJR__;well, they have asked to put 1000btc into a trust that shows they have backing -28322;1365361815;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.777 BTC [+] -28321;1365361815;mircea_popescu;that does not show anything. -28320;1365361822;mircea_popescu;there's a process to obtain a bitcoin financial license. -28319;1365361824;mircea_popescu;they aren't following it. -28318;1365361825;jurov;MJR__: you can push to escrow and show receipt -28317;1365361854;jurov;lol license.. can i have a licensed badge? -28316;1365361858;MJR__;I meant that afaik mpex sees your account (gpg key) -28315;1365361862;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.777 = 1.554 BTC [+] -28314;1365361873;MJR__;they don't see mine cuz I don't have one -28313;1365361877;mircea_popescu;;;getrating jurov -28312;1365361879;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User jurov, rated since Fri Jan 20 16:16:32 2012. Cumulative rating 14, from 16 total ratings. Received ratings: 15 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 10 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=jurov -28311;1365361889;MJR__;obviously it's based on trust -28310;1365361921;mircea_popescu;well ya. so random noob showing up on forum and proposing to "advise your wealth" or to "pls halp me r spanish mother of two" or to "supersikrit tor broker of irl securities" -28309;1365361927;mircea_popescu;pretty much all boils down to the same thing. -28308;1365361927;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -28307;1365361927;gribble;MtGox lag is 75.580385 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.1514622453 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -28306;1365361930;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -28305;1365361931;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 161.60000, Best ask: 162.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.40000, Last trade: 162.00000, 24 hour volume: 38378.01921193, 24 hour low: 142.01000, 24 hour high: 159.67001, 24 hour vwap: 149.13329 -28304;1365361938;MJR__;if you say so -28303;1365361943;MJR__;I don't agree -28302;1365361944;thestringpuller;all time highs -28301;1365361945;thestringpuller;lol -28300;1365361955;mircea_popescu;i say and sign underneath. -28299;1365361966;MJR__;there aims are not even remotely similar -28298;1365361972;MJR__;*their -28297;1365361981;mircea_popescu;since when do we care what noobs *say* ? -28296;1365361988;mircea_popescu;talk is cheap, anyone can say anything. -28295;1365362006;MJR__;first off, we have no idea who is running this yet...right? -28294;1365362015;mircea_popescu;we do. a scammer. -28293;1365362020;thestringpuller;" talk is cheap, anyone can say anything. " "What you say are just words, what matters is what you do" -28292;1365362075;mircea_popescu;meanwhile irl : "Blockbuster Lawsuit: Whistleblower Alleges Reuters Releases Data Early to HFT Clients" -28291;1365362145;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: it seems you are opposed to a ratings agency for BTC -28290;1365362163;thestringpuller;that is it would have to be established in conjunction with a pillar already in existence -28289;1365362167;mircea_popescu;there's nobody with the intellectual ability to do such a thing. -28288;1365362176;thestringpuller;not even yourself? -28287;1365362177;mircea_popescu;we have the wot system, it works just fine, why centralise ? -28286;1365362180;mircea_popescu;not even myself. -28285;1365362221;thestringpuller;WoT will be more like WEBS of Trust since what matters is "who you trust" in conjunction with "who they trust" -28284;1365362230;mircea_popescu;exactly. that's precisely what it is. -28283;1365362233;mircea_popescu;and the only way this works. -28282;1365362237;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 718 @ 0.000603 = 0.433 BTC [+] -28281;1365362243;mircea_popescu;rating agencies (irl) are notghing but organised shilling. -28280;1365362254;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 182 @ 0.000602 = 0.1096 BTC [-] -28279;1365362266;thestringpuller;haha -28278;1365362268;mircea_popescu;the US would be C- if they were actually rating. -28277;1365362287;thestringpuller;I thought the US was C- -28276;1365362330;mod6;its like AA+ now i think -28275;1365362335;mircea_popescu;heh. -28274;1365362342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.407 BTC [-] -28273;1365362343;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.406 = 1.218 BTC [-] -28272;1365362344;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.403 BTC [-] -28271;1365362345;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.401 = 1.604 BTC [-] -28270;1365362346;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [-] -28269;1365362347;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -28268;1365362348;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -28267;1365362370;thestringpuller;!ticker H VTX -28266;1365362372;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.40000000 / 0.41804054 / 0.44000000 (37 shares, 15.46749990 BTC), 7D: 0.36000000 / 0.47882522 / 0.61488800 (1057 shares, 506.11825911 BTC), 30D: 0.36000000 / 0.43457139 / 0.79900000 (13364 shares, 5807.61206815 BTC) -28265;1365362389;mod6;but then i guess there's this that says: On September 14, 2012, Egan-Jones cut its rating a third time from AA to AA-, the lowest of what is considered "high grade", as a reaction to QE3. -28264;1365362389;mod6;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_federal_government_credit-rating_downgrade -28263;1365362393;mod6;so clearly some bs. -28262;1365362400;mircea_popescu;http://www.resilience.org/stories/2006-12-04/closing-collapse-gap-ussr-was-better-prepared-collapse-us -28261;1365362404;mircea_popescu;this is actually a pretty good read. -28260;1365362412;thestringpuller;mod6 shoudln't you be working? -28259;1365362418;thestringpuller;don't you have some test cases to run? -28258;1365362422;thestringpuller;jkjk -28257;1365362441;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.777 BTC [+] -28256;1365362442;jurov;he's compiling -28255;1365362448;jurov;or driving lol -28254;1365362453;thestringpuller;XD -28253;1365362455;jurov;= free time -28252;1365362500;thestringpuller;the rally is on -28251;1365362709;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C164T] 10 @ 0.15965531 = 1.5966 BTC [+] -28250;1365362772;thestringpuller;MPOE bot just made some money... -28249;1365362783;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -28248;1365362784;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 104.18044961 / 119.46513967 / 153.12818005 (28218 shares, 11,837.32 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -28247;1365362834;jurov;$depth O.USD.C164T -28246;1365362835;mpexbot;jurov: O.USD.C164T Bids: ['1000 @ 0.07139093'] -28245;1365362836;mpexbot;jurov: Asks: ['990 @ 0.15965531'] -28244;1365362848;MJR__;;;ticker -28243;1365362850;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 160.01002, Best ask: 161.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.98998, Last trade: 161.00000, 24 hour volume: 40447.90337002, 24 hour low: 142.01000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 149.81158 -28242;1365362888;MJR__;low volume..."rally" is impatient people who don't want to wait till Monday for some depth -28241;1365362921;MJR__;opposite of weekend dip now, interesting trend shift -28240;1365362937;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -28239;1365362938;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 8796662.53748 based on data since last change | 8366350.18727 based on data for last three days -28238;1365362975;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/320831586335612928 -28237;1365362985;mircea_popescu;if anyone wants to put that tweet on the chart timeline... -28236;1365363053;MJR__;I retweeted that this morning -28235;1365363086;mod6;i had half a mind to troll that tweet -28234;1365363096;mod6;since you were like bitcon stahp!! -28233;1365363104;MJR__;yeah lol -28232;1365363105;mircea_popescu;hehe -28231;1365363177;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you really don't look that old in your pictures... -28230;1365363182;thestringpuller;I feel like you're in your 30's -28229;1365363185;mircea_popescu;i am. -28228;1365363193;MJR__;lol I thought he was -28227;1365363193;thestringpuller;you had me thinking you were like 60 -28226;1365363205;jurov;HAHAHAHAHAHA -28225;1365363218;MJR__;it must be all that "damn kids get off my lawn" -28224;1365363259;mircea_popescu;lol -28223;1365363274;mircea_popescu;prolly you thought only old people can have black cock -28222;1365363318;jurov;LONG, BLACK AND DENSELY VEINED -28221;1365363334;jurov;oops capslock -28220;1365363351;mircea_popescu;lmao did drool press caps ? -28219;1365363437;MJR__;By declaring bitcoin illegal because bitcoins provide a way to avoid taxes the government is saying that bitcoin is a great way to avoid paying taxes. It works at transmitting and saving money anonymously. What an endorsement. "Bitcoin works so please don't use it." -28218;1365363442;MJR__;great quote -28217;1365363514;mircea_popescu;hehe -28216;1365363533;MJR__;Streisand effect -28215;1365363542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.83 = 9.15 BTC [-] -28214;1365363619;thestringpuller;:( -28213;1365363623;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -28212;1365363625;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.82000000 / 1.84904348 / 1.90000000 (23 shares, 42.52800000 BTC), 7D: 1.82000000 / 1.94542458 / 2.06000000 (118 shares, 229.56010000 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.84164275 / 2.08000000 (711 shares, 1309.40799220 BTC) -28211;1365363723;mircea_popescu;i wonder how many people realise just what a formbidable threat to stability and ultimately survival JIT is for the US. -28210;1365363740;thestringpuller;Just in time compilation? -28209;1365363789;mircea_popescu;the entire economy is run on the jsut in time model. -28208;1365363872;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.138 = 0.276 BTC [-] -28207;1365363876;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.138 BTC [-] -28206;1365363950;MJR__;mircea_popescu: don't you have to do that when you are leveraged at such a high rate? -28205;1365363977;mircea_popescu;well whether you have to or not, it still makes you vulnerable -28204;1365364013;mod6;;;bids 150 -28203;1365364016;gribble;There are currently 3658.0807 bitcoins demanded at or over 150.0 USD, worth 554865.745375 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0104 seconds -28202;1365364032;mod6;not bad -28201;1365364147;MJR__;I agree totally, and although credit and debt will creep into bitcoin more, I think that doing something 100:1 in BTC will seem ridiculous for a long term strategy -28200;1365364167;MJR__;think US banks are around 50:1 -28199;1365364183;MJR__;and tor broker holds your position for you -28198;1365364209;mircea_popescu;MJR__ heh. -28197;1365364211;MJR__;think they have a Cayman Islands brokerage account -28196;1365364238;MJR__;and it seems reasonably certain that they are one of the operators of a minor BTC exchange -28195;1365364242;mircea_popescu;basically they'll take btc and the day net outflow > net inflow they're gone. -28194;1365364253;MJR__;maybe... -28193;1365364275;MJR__;but if everyone had that mentality there's be no gox or mpex... -28192;1365364284;MJR__;correct? -28191;1365364324;mircea_popescu;not really. -28190;1365364352;mircea_popescu;not unless the guy's name actually is Tor. -28189;1365364365;MJR__;if everyone assumed that tux or you would definitely run off with money... -28188;1365364373;mircea_popescu;but tux is a name. -28187;1365364380;mircea_popescu;"torbroker" is a throwaway forum account. -28186;1365364388;mircea_popescu;there's this post the girl keeps linking the noobs to. -28185;1365364393;mircea_popescu;they say o sure i read it, but persevere. -28184;1365364410;mircea_popescu;and then are never heard from again -28183;1365364412;MJR__;ah, so you think that the fact I know the name "Mircea Popescu" makes me feel safe? -28182;1365364424;mircea_popescu;i don't care how it makes you feel, this isn't about feelings. -28181;1365364439;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what post is that? -28180;1365364439;MJR__;im saying anyone could disappear -28179;1365364446;thestringpuller;the "So you wanna start a bitcoin business" ? -28178;1365364447;mircea_popescu;there;'s somebody with a track record to judge based on. -28177;1365364452;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yeah. -28176;1365364459;MJR__;what was pirates OTC rating? -28175;1365364472;mircea_popescu;MJR__ this is also a discredited argument. one second -28174;1365364475;MJR__;did he have a forum account? -28173;1365364482;MJR__;mircea_popescu: thanks -28172;1365364501;jurov;MJR__: yes he had, but it's not total score that counts -28171;1365364506;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: if you found the "collapse gap" piece interesting, read Orlov's full length discussion "Post-Soviet Lessons": https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M56LtVzVcYJSMGKm5CV2RcePETqK1BwvF-Pb5AkdTXM/ -28170;1365364529;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform it's funny how soviet-patriotic he is hehe. -28169;1365364534;mircea_popescu;i mean, he makes little... adjustments. -28168;1365364587;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: he's more (vaguely) Slavophilic than pro-Soviet. -28167;1365364735;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.776 = 1.552 BTC [-] -28166;1365364746;mircea_popescu;MJR__ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110861.msg1227871#msg1227871 -28165;1365364750;mircea_popescu;see the last coupla paragraphs -28164;1365364893;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P149T] 1000 @ 0.13686145 = 136.8615 BTC [-] -28163;1365364906;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P146T] 1000 @ 0.12462497 = 124.625 BTC [-] -28162;1365364908;MJR__;good post -28161;1365364922;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P143T] 1000 @ 0.11204236 = 112.0424 BTC [-] -28160;1365364922;MJR__;does not change my original point -28159;1365364930;MJR__;trust must be bootstrapped -28158;1365364936;mircea_popescu;right. -28157;1365364957;MJR__;if EVERYONE did not risk trust in mpex, how could it start? -28156;1365364975;MJR__;better phrasing if no one decided to trust it -28155;1365364989;mircea_popescu;nobody did decide to t5rust it -28154;1365364996;mircea_popescu;they were on glbse -28153;1365365020;MJR__;yes...but now you hold the shares in sdice... -28152;1365365033;MJR__;we trust you will pay options out... -28151;1365365037;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.777 BTC [+] -28150;1365365054;MJR__;am I missing something? I trust you more or less implicitly in this space -28149;1365365091;MJR__;but, that had to be built over time, which means at some point, someone decided to trust and risk -28148;1365365097;mircea_popescu;yhou are seeing the results of a war -28147;1365365106;mircea_popescu;and imagine it is the rtesult of natural evoltyion. -28146;1365365106;MJR__;im aware -28145;1365365108;mircea_popescu;not so. -28144;1365365120;mircea_popescu;mpex was built by me, and joined by people who only had any trust in btc because i said so. -28143;1365365128;mircea_popescu;the btc people were flocked on glbse. -28142;1365365131;MJR__;not natural evolution -28141;1365365135;MJR__;but go on -28140;1365365148;mircea_popescu;their boat sunk. i won. my people, who are in btc because they trusted me and i trusted btc, -28139;1365365153;mircea_popescu;were left standing. -28138;1365365160;mircea_popescu;the btc investors were left in shambles. -28137;1365365173;MJR__;yes, but that doesn't obviate the need for trust in you -28136;1365365175;mircea_popescu;the story will repeat itself. either you have the power to draw sufficient force from outside -28135;1365365182;mircea_popescu;or else you do what the holders of trust say you must do. -28134;1365365198;mircea_popescu;it obviates the need for me to ASK to be trusted. -28133;1365365212;MJR__;you've proven it, I agree -28132;1365365221;MJR__;looking back it's easy to see -28131;1365365227;mircea_popescu;i simply moved capital (of trust, of fiat, of w/e_) from irl to btc. -28130;1365365236;mircea_popescu;i already had it, tho. -28129;1365365239;MJR__;yes -28128;1365365240;bgupta;;;ticker -28127;1365365244;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 156.89999, Best ask: 157.08000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18001, Last trade: 156.89999, 24 hour volume: 45819.40710651, 24 hour low: 142.01000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 150.64715 -28126;1365365257;MJR__;so if they have 1000 BTC to start (not a lot) -28125;1365365271;MJR__;and they say we will put this up as collateral -28124;1365365278;jurov;MJR__: the trust was bootstrapped upon mircea having workable scheme from MPOE -28123;1365365280;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.208 = 2.416 BTC [+] -28122;1365365284;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7200 @ 0.00066566 = 4.7928 BTC [+] -28121;1365365284;MJR__;with smickles -28120;1365365290;jurov;*from -> for -28119;1365365291;MJR__;or nanotube -28118;1365365299;MJR__;or even mpex -28117;1365365301;mircea_popescu;MJR__ were you here when we discussed with cads something similar yest ? -28116;1365365306;MJR__;yep -28115;1365365310;MJR__;hence my point -28114;1365365315;mircea_popescu;ok. the problem is tghey are flashing 1k btc. nobody cares. -28113;1365365325;mircea_popescu;if they simultaneously limited investment to no more than that it'd help. -28112;1365365329;MJR__;I care up to 1k BTC -28111;1365365335;mircea_popescu;as it is... it's nothing. any scammer can (and indeed would) do that. -28110;1365365341;MJR__;well that was my obvious point -28109;1365365351;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000658 BTC [+] -28108;1365365358;MJR__;I would assume they would only go up to that point -28107;1365365365;MJR__;maybe that's false -28106;1365365368;mircea_popescu;assume. assume nothing. -28105;1365365374;mircea_popescu;never, ever, assume. -28104;1365365385;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000603 BTC [-] -28103;1365365399;MJR__;well, I agree, my point was only can you not trust them up to their reserve -28102;1365365404;mircea_popescu;and jurov has a good sidepoint there : my system made sense. the system whereby you buy fiat stocks in btc makes none. -28101;1365365407;MJR__;and I say yes -28100;1365365415;mircea_popescu;sure you can trust them up to their reserve. -28099;1365365422;mircea_popescu;you familiar with the shakaru case ? -28098;1365365422;MJR__;I fail to see how that doesn't make sense -28097;1365365427;MJR__;no -28096;1365365432;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000658 BTC [+] -28095;1365365438;mircea_popescu;[\\\] hey how much did you ever pay back off the shakaru fund ? -28094;1365365474;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00309 = 0.0927 BTC [+] -28093;1365365524;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000603 BTC [-] -28092;1365365553;MJR__;what I would say, and I don't want to delve into the relative pros and cons, is that DPR and SR, managed to create a market using trust...this is more similar to that -28091;1365365572;MJR__;I mean of SR specifically -28090;1365365576;mircea_popescu;i don't think so. -28089;1365365588;mircea_popescu;i can legally and safely buy securities right now. -28088;1365365595;MJR__;you can -28087;1365365599;MJR__;others can't -28086;1365365602;mircea_popescu;i can't legally and safely buy whatever pills the sr kids do -28085;1365365609;mircea_popescu;others that can't also shouldn -28084;1365365610;mircea_popescu;'t -28083;1365365622;MJR__;lol, there is where we disagree -28082;1365365631;mircea_popescu;well. whty can't they ? -28081;1365365634;MJR__;I say it's a market -28080;1365365636;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.777 BTC [+] -28079;1365365638;MJR__;regulation -28078;1365365643;mircea_popescu;specifically. -28077;1365365648;MJR__;series 7, series 56 -28076;1365365654;MJR__;criminal record -28075;1365365657;mircea_popescu;dood, just open an amex acct. -28074;1365365660;MJR__;wrong country -28073;1365365670;mircea_popescu;what, this torbroker dood is a direct broker now. -28072;1365365701;MJR__;whoever they are, they have some etrade account or w/e -28071;1365365709;mircea_popescu;right. -28070;1365365711;MJR__;they'll use their access -28069;1365365723;MJR__;to allow others to do anon stock trades -28068;1365365729;mircea_popescu;so the huge counterparty risk they introduce is for the sake of sharing an etrade acct ?! whoa. -28067;1365365734;MJR__;I have inside info -28066;1365365749;MJR__;don't want MY name on this trade -28065;1365365786;MJR__;or, I want to do this quietly to not spook the market (obviously not now, too small) -28064;1365365797;MJR__;there is value in anon trades -28063;1365365806;ChaangNoi;zup -28062;1365365809;mircea_popescu;so what is normally accomplished by a complex system opf people who make millions in fgees -28061;1365365817;mircea_popescu;is ghoing to be done just as wewll by a kid and his etrade acct. -28060;1365365822;ChaangNoi;feel good to be a gangsta eh? -28059;1365365827;mircea_popescu;which will be flagged in every sec insider trader investigation from now on. -28058;1365365835;MJR__;well, we'll see -28057;1365365846;MJR__;are you a fan of the SEC? im not -28056;1365365853;mircea_popescu;makes no difference, that. -28055;1365365872;MJR__;if you can do as you wish with your $ or BTC -28054;1365365879;MJR__;then im for it -28053;1365365895;MJR__;do you think rules are in place to protect the little guy? -28052;1365365915;mircea_popescu;plenty of rules are in place to protect the stupid little guy. -28051;1365365917;MJR__;maybe a few tokens... -28050;1365365933;MJR__;overall system is designed to benefit the big guy -28049;1365365995;mircea_popescu;in any game of straight no limit poker the larger stash has better odds. -28048;1365365998;MJR__;and...without knowing who is behind this, or what exactly they are doing and how well, I would say that I can picture a scenario where it works -28047;1365366008;mircea_popescu;this is not by design of the game of poker. this is because being bigger means you are better. -28046;1365366012;MJR__;and many where it doesn't -28045;1365366034;ChaangNoi;;;asks 165 -28044;1365366037;gribble;There are currently 3155.8286 bitcoins offered at or under 165.0 USD, worth 513901.693219 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0014 seconds -28043;1365366045;mod6;so i brewed this cup of coffee an hour ago and forgot about it... -28042;1365366045;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi it corrected. -28041;1365366064;ChaangNoi;it was the weekend dump, finaly -28040;1365366080;ChaangNoi;week however it was -28039;1365366086;ChaangNoi;weak -28038;1365366141;ChaangNoi;bfl shipped yet? -28037;1365366154;MJR__;so, only point is that a see a scenario where it could work, therefore not a stupid plan, though it may be stupidly implemented and fail -28036;1365366181;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [-] -28035;1365366223;mircea_popescu;i think your scenario is livresque. -28034;1365366284;MJR__;lol -28033;1365366288;MJR__;perhaps -28032;1365366335;MJR__;but I think it's been proven that there will be many failures and a few successes -28031;1365366347;mircea_popescu;this is not statistically distributed. -28030;1365366366;mircea_popescu;there are a lot of failures which can be readily identified by the fact they're not successes -28029;1365366367;MJR__;so I wouldn't throw out everything, and miss a success -28028;1365366372;mircea_popescu;and a few successes which are obvious since day one. -28027;1365366377;mircea_popescu;uyou can -28026;1365366380;mircea_popescu;t miss a success. -28025;1365366386;MJR__;which have been obvious? -28024;1365366393;mircea_popescu;all of them. no exceptions. -28023;1365366404;MJR__;gox was obvious? -28022;1365366410;MJR__;is obvious? -28021;1365366422;MJR__;there is no question of their current success -28020;1365366435;mircea_popescu;so then what part of obvious you have tyrouible with :D -28019;1365366462;MJR__;they suck, I would have written them off -28018;1365366487;mircea_popescu;they suck, sure. but thast's not what we're discussing. -28017;1365366519;MJR__;ok, I don't think their business model looked sustainable -28016;1365366526;MJR__;still don't -28015;1365366551;MJR__;I guess "success" is relative -28014;1365366561;mircea_popescu;being the first to offer exchange services is not sustainable ? -28013;1365366569;MJR__;and dependent on time scale -28012;1365366574;mircea_popescu;their busienss model is fine. their execution inept as all hell, but they have a model. -28011;1365366586;MJR__;Eastman Kodak was successful until they weren't -28010;1365366607;mircea_popescu;we are merely trying to distinguish business from fraud here. -28009;1365366608;MJR__;as was barings -28008;1365366612;MJR__;ok -28007;1365366615;MJR__;fair enough -28006;1365366632;MJR__;I would say that torbroker seems definitely not fraudulent -28005;1365366670;MJR__;if their services are useful , they'll do ok -28004;1365366723;MJR__;we can agree to disagree on that -28003;1365366741;MJR__;but without any evidence of fraud, I can't call them fraudulent -28002;1365366750;mircea_popescu;on what basis do you say that it "seems definitely not fraudulent" ? -28001;1365366753;mircea_popescu;i can. -28000;1365366765;mircea_popescu;without satisfyiong my criteria, they are a fraud. -27999;1365366766;MJR__;I've seen no evidence of fraud -27998;1365366772;mircea_popescu;fraud is evidenced by default. -27997;1365366772;MJR__;ah ok -27996;1365366783;MJR__;everyone is fraudulent by default -27995;1365366787;mircea_popescu;absolutely. -27994;1365366801;mircea_popescu;this is bitcoin. occam's razor. -27993;1365366808;MJR__;true -27992;1365366821;mircea_popescu;invitation to invest, but neglects to share business plan ? it's a ponzi. -27991;1365366825;MJR__;I guess I distinguish between fraudulent and trustworthy -27990;1365366830;mircea_popescu;not a suspected ponzi, niot a possible ponzi, it is a ponzi i nfact. -27989;1365366847;mod6;(10:30) < MJR__> I would say that torbroker seems definitely not fraudulent << i read about this. sounds great until they scam out like TorWallet -27988;1365366850;mod6;TorWallet got me for like 5 BTC -27987;1365366852;MJR__;hence...all hedge funds are ponzis -27986;1365366853;mircea_popescu;i distinguish too. it's not that they're not trustworthy. it's that they're fraudulent. -27985;1365366863;mod6;that was me just testin the water there, but that was dumb. -27984;1365366874;mod6;thats the only time i've gotten scammed -27983;1365366889;MJR__;mod6: sorry to hear it -27982;1365366903;mod6;it happens. -27981;1365366911;MJR__;I think we disagree on the fundamental definition of fraud -27980;1365366919;MJR__;so impossible to progress -27979;1365366924;mircea_popescu;yeah. -27978;1365366936;mircea_popescu;what's your definition ? -27977;1365366992;MJR__;fraud is intentional deception made for personal gain or to damage another individual -27976;1365367009;MJR__;intentional being the key word -27975;1365367039;mircea_popescu;absolutely. -27974;1365367047;mircea_popescu;torbroker misrepresenting itself as a broker. -27973;1365367048;mircea_popescu;that's it. -27972;1365367080;bgupta;;;ticker -27971;1365367081;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 155.50000, Best ask: 156.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 156.00000, 24 hour volume: 49176.84450064, 24 hour low: 142.01000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 151.19257 -27970;1365367091;bgupta;new ath.. -27969;1365367096;MJR__;actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea -27968;1365367124;mircea_popescu;tyes well. man's thoughts can not be on trial since the devil himself doesn't know what man thinks. -27967;1365367125;MJR__;no culpability without malintent -27966;1365367143;mircea_popescu;their deception is intentional. -27965;1365367152;mircea_popescu;that it intends to harm or it merely intends to deceive is irrelevant. -27964;1365367156;MJR__;but I don't think their intent is to deceive for their own benefit -27963;1365367170;MJR__;or to deceive at all -27962;1365367173;mircea_popescu;but in fact they do deceive, and it is to their benefit. -27961;1365367174;MJR__;they say: -27960;1365367181;mircea_popescu;what do you mean at all ? they claim to be a btc business. they're not. -27959;1365367208;MJR__;Pick a security to long or short. At the next market opening, we will mirror your position on the real market. -27958;1365367228;MJR__;Pick a security to long or short. At the next market opening, we will mirror your position... -27957;1365367238;mircea_popescu;MJR_ does this thing purport to be a bitcoin busienss ? -27956;1365367246;MJR__;no -27955;1365367251;MJR__;not that I know of -27954;1365367251;mircea_popescu;... -27953;1365367257;MJR__;they accept bitcoins -27952;1365367258;mircea_popescu;then why are we discussing it. -27951;1365367260;mircea_popescu;aha. -27950;1365367264;mircea_popescu;that counts. -27949;1365367286;MJR__;so every store that accepts dollars is a dollar business? -27948;1365367290;mircea_popescu;yep. -27947;1365367294;mircea_popescu;ask the us govt. -27946;1365367311;MJR__;in the business of dollars? or using dollars to transact -27945;1365367318;MJR__;I suppose -27944;1365367328;mircea_popescu;it's a dollars busines. if it fails to follow the dollar rules it will be a criminal operation. -27943;1365367333;mircea_popescu;pretty clear cut. -27942;1365367334;MJR__;anyone who "brokers" will be in two different businesses -27941;1365367343;mircea_popescu;sucks for them i guess. -27940;1365367344;MJR__;like SR -27939;1365367351;MJR__;no question about legality -27938;1365367393;MJR__;I don't define my morals by the law, and could care less what they decide...as long as it doesn't affect me -27937;1365367412;mircea_popescu;point still remains. dollar business thart fails to follow dollar rules => criominal enterprise. -27936;1365367423;mircea_popescu;btc business that fails to fgollow btc rules => fraudulent operation aka scam. -27935;1365367429;MJR__;with anonymity, I could care less whether they rule it "homosexual" or "illegal" or "whatever" -27934;1365367441;MJR__;who enforces BTC rules? -27933;1365367450;mircea_popescu;btc users. -27932;1365367468;MJR__;what's the applicable rule they are breaking? -27931;1365367486;mircea_popescu;not in the wot. not known to actual btc businesspeople. -27930;1365367505;MJR__;is DPR in the WoT? I actually don't know -27929;1365367514;mircea_popescu;not followed mpoe-pr's guide for aspiring noobies. -27928;1365367521;mircea_popescu;what's dpr ? -27927;1365367535;MJR__;dread pirate Roberts -27926;1365367544;mircea_popescu;nope. -27925;1365367545;MJR__;SR operator -27924;1365367563;mod6;^^^ -27923;1365367564;MJR__;well, he operates a trustworthy business apparently -27922;1365367571;mircea_popescu;niot really. -27921;1365367579;MJR__;been around far longer than most -27920;1365367586;MJR__;and no one complains -27919;1365367590;mircea_popescu;this is true. -27918;1365367610;mircea_popescu;no one trusts it much, either. -27917;1365367620;mircea_popescu;kinda the nature of that beast, like the outhouse. -27916;1365367631;MJR__;so...I see scenarios where people provide an honest service, and those who participate, do -27915;1365367643;MJR__;hey, I agree -27914;1365367657;MJR__;and there is a huge difference between legal and illegal -27913;1365367729;mircea_popescu;im sure whoever uses sr trusts the pirate guy. -27912;1365367731;mircea_popescu;they -27911;1365367745;MJR__;only point was its possible (as of the time of this post) to run an illegal business honestly, and anonymously -27910;1365367747;mircea_popescu;'re the periphery of btc, if indeed part of it at all. seems mostly accidental and well... who cares. -27909;1365367764;MJR__;are they a bitcoin business? -27908;1365367774;mircea_popescu;not in the sense we're discussing here. -27907;1365367780;mircea_popescu;they're not taking loans, not selling equity, etc. -27906;1365367798;MJR__;lol, but they accept bitcoins, torbroker has not mentioned equity or loans -27905;1365367808;MJR__;in BTC -27904;1365367826;mircea_popescu;MJR__ torbroker has carefully avoiding making plain the fact that all customer positions are loans to it. -27903;1365367831;mircea_popescu;diofferent kettle of fish. -27902;1365367838;MJR__;simply the coinsforpizza of stock -27901;1365367845;mircea_popescu;nope. -27900;1365367848;MJR__;we can agree to disagree -27899;1365367862;mircea_popescu;well we can, but not when the facts are clearly on one side. -27898;1365367871;MJR__;wait how? -27897;1365367876;ThickAsThieves;this conversation is really going places -27896;1365367884;MJR__;you are not loaning your position to them -27895;1365367885;mircea_popescu;this torbroker thing takes your 10 btc, buys stocks for them which it holds. -27894;1365367895;mircea_popescu;that's not coinforpizza, that's savings and loans. -27893;1365367896;MJR__;like any broker on earth -27892;1365367901;mircea_popescu;mno. -27891;1365367907;MJR__;like mpex does -27890;1365367910;mircea_popescu;yes. -27889;1365367911;MJR__;or coinbr -27888;1365367914;mircea_popescu;sure/ -27887;1365367919;MJR__;ok -27886;1365367925;MJR__;so no prob so far? -27885;1365367929;mircea_popescu;absolutely a huge problem -27884;1365367935;jurov;nah, coinbr is homosexual scam -27883;1365367937;mircea_popescu;torbroker is a scam trying to abuse a legitimate model./ -27882;1365367944;MJR__;jurov: hahaha -27881;1365367983;MJR__;again, scam would be using broker model, running off with positions and coins -27880;1365367996;MJR__;haven't done that...yet -27879;1365368001;mircea_popescu;look. this is like a teenager declaring themselves a surgeon. -27878;1365368007;mircea_popescu;never went to doctor school -27877;1365368011;mircea_popescu;doesn't have the doctor diploma -27876;1365368012;mircea_popescu;but he -27875;1365368015;mircea_popescu;'s "just like surgeons" -27874;1365368018;MJR__;like every fucking other BTC business out there -27873;1365368018;mircea_popescu;well... no. not at all. -27872;1365368021;mircea_popescu;nope. -27871;1365368028;jurov;MJR__ i don't get it too. what information do you have that convinced you it's certainly legit? -27870;1365368030;mircea_popescu;this equivocation is pretty much why it's a scam. -27869;1365368031;MJR__;except mpex of course -27868;1365368060;MJR__;jurov: not sure either way, agnostic. point being, innocent until proven guilty -27867;1365368068;mircea_popescu;that's not workable in btc. -27866;1365368073;jurov;^agree -27865;1365368078;mircea_popescu;but i think as you get burned you'll learn for yourself. -27864;1365368089;MJR__;I never said I'd use them -27863;1365368094;mircea_popescu;btc has a learning curve even if it doesn't feel like it does. -27862;1365368104;MJR__;just said that I can see a scenario where they deliver as promised -27861;1365368106;mircea_popescu;this is how people like kludge ended up burned. they felt like they knew. -27860;1365368119;mircea_popescu;i didn't say you'd get burned with this specific one -27859;1365368133;mircea_popescu;just, as you get burned, you'll see the presumption of guilt is the correct approach. -27858;1365368142;MJR__;im saying risk what you can afford to lose -27857;1365368148;MJR__;build up trust -27856;1365368149;mircea_popescu;why risk ? -27855;1365368157;MJR__;ok... -27854;1365368160;mircea_popescu;well ? -27853;1365368178;jurov;just play sd -27852;1365368183;mircea_popescu;noriskthere tm -27851;1365368205;MJR__;what is to actually physically stop anyone from taking their coins dumping on mt gox and retiring to a beach town in the Caribbean -27850;1365368231;MJR__;what can actually guarantee me that mpex cannot do that -27849;1365368266;mircea_popescu;nothing. -27848;1365368268;MJR__;I see nothing that provides me an FDIC guarantee on an account -27847;1365368271;MJR__;ok -27846;1365368273;mod6;nothing, really. if mircea_popescu run's i guess we're screwed, but we can rate him down in the WoT forever. -27845;1365368275;MJR__;we agree -27844;1365368283;mod6;*runs -27843;1365368288;MJR__;and im sure he could cry about on the beach -27842;1365368310;MJR__;like pirate is doing now -27841;1365368315;mod6;but he's here, and he says he wont, and he says he's interested in making this new econ work, not trying to hose it over. -27840;1365368317;MJR__;oh no the BTC people don't like me -27839;1365368322;mircea_popescu;that guy is definitely coming back. -27838;1365368329;mircea_popescu;he sold under 10 im sure. -27837;1365368334;MJR__;and I TRUST him -27836;1365368335;mircea_popescu;it's KILLIONG HIM now -27835;1365368340;MJR__;lol I agree -27834;1365368348;MJR__;I trust mircea_popescu -27833;1365368349;mod6;lol especially since he had like 500k BTC -27832;1365368351;mod6;what an idiot -27831;1365368352;MJR__;and jurov -27830;1365368356;jurov;MJR__: at least you have us here for months, can make some judgememnt about our character -27829;1365368356;mircea_popescu;mod6 i dfon -27828;1365368362;mircea_popescu;'t think that much but still . yeah. -27827;1365368366;jurov;not that torbroker kid -27826;1365368371;MJR__;well... -27825;1365368382;MJR__;Mary Jo is no joke -27824;1365368389;mircea_popescu;MJR__ let's try a different approach, maybe sex works better. -27823;1365368393;MJR__;lol -27822;1365368398;mircea_popescu;there's a girl that says she looks good, but will never pose naked. -27821;1365368406;mircea_popescu;you believe girls look good till proven otherwise ? -27820;1365368408;MJR__;ok -27819;1365368431;mircea_popescu;is this ogre a stunner just because she's carefully avoiding the flash ? -27818;1365368436;MJR__;well...not sure the level of dumbness built into this -27817;1365368462;MJR__;but I can usually tell whether a girl will be gross or hot even with a raincoat on -27816;1365368495;jurov;good for ya. consider starting a rating agency for yourself then. -27815;1365368496;MJR__;I highly doubt the girl I assumed to be 110 was actually 300 -27814;1365368519;MJR__;but if we are saying empiricism is key and not rationality... -27813;1365368522;MJR__;sure -27812;1365368532;MJR__;I can't trust her till I see her naked -27811;1365368554;MJR__;(though why I want to try, my motives, make no sense) -27810;1365368612;MJR__;but I see your point, my point is that she may not want her dad knowing she is showing her juicy bits to everyone -27809;1365368623;mircea_popescu;then she's not old enough to be here. -27808;1365368629;MJR__;does that make her not hot? -27807;1365368632;mircea_popescu;yes. -27806;1365368635;MJR__;the dad is the SEC -27805;1365368641;mircea_popescu;i dun care who her dad is. -27804;1365368647;MJR__;lol -27803;1365368648;mircea_popescu;if she cares what he thinks she's not tall enough to ride. -27802;1365368677;jurov;also, not taking into consideration all the other no-no flags, that broker is targeting people who think divesting BTC into stocks is a good idea -27801;1365368679;MJR__;so Americans who care about legal ramifications should avoid shady areas of bitcoin, we agree -27800;1365368688;mircea_popescu;yeah. -27799;1365368693;jurov;not sure how to make sexual analogy for it -27798;1365368698;mircea_popescu;jurov butts -27797;1365368700;MJR__;jurov: lol -27796;1365368709;MJR__;I love these discussions -27795;1365368718;MJR__;for moments like those -27794;1365368778;MJR__;im saying, is it useful: to some yes, is it possible: yes, is anonymity necessary in this case: yes -27793;1365368803;MJR__;have they tried to make a good faith gesture to the community: yes -27792;1365368812;MJR__;so, I don't judge -27791;1365368824;MJR__;hope they do it well -27790;1365368832;MJR__;and turn out to be legit -27789;1365368861;MJR__;best of luck to them, worst of luck to Mary Jo -27788;1365368894;punkman;I think they will either run away with the coins, or lose everything due to incompetence -27787;1365368905;MJR__;Mary jo white: chairman of SEC -27786;1365368994;MJR__;we'll see...I am not vouching for them. if they put up 1k bitcoins, is trust them up to 1k bitcoins -27785;1365369059;MJR__;one thing to notice about this idea, is that people are more scared about this than SR... -27784;1365369059;jurov;just btw: http://bitbet.us/bet/314/bitcointalk-org-treasurer-to-be-scammer-tagged/?ref=1EteoRKNYbNhhmFfsKnUSWRF3JUpKCcMnc -27783;1365369081;jurov;also something to be scared about -27782;1365369170;mod6;whos that like Theymos or whatever? -27781;1365369182;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [-] -27780;1365369183;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 7 @ 0.2 = 1.4 BTC [+] -27779;1365369218;jurov;mod6 yes theymos is providing interest free loans -27778;1365369241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.83 = 9.15 BTC [-] -27777;1365369300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -27776;1365369328;jurov;MJR__ the risks that make ppl afraid of torbroker were thoroughly explained by mp... -27775;1365369361;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.82 = 3.64 BTC [-] -27774;1365369376;MJR__;jurov: I agree, being scared and being scammed are two completely different things -27773;1365369388;jurov;on SR at least you can assume is in mutual interest of both parties not to get busted -27772;1365369390;MJR__;and it ends up requiring trust regardless -27771;1365369407;MJR__;same in this scenario I think -27770;1365369424;MJR__;unlicensed broker vs insider trading or w/e -27769;1365369442;mod6;jurov: hmm. ok thx. -27768;1365369460;MJR__;so far no treasurer has been scammer tagged right? -27767;1365369474;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -27766;1365369474;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 days, 2 hours, 35 minutes, and 21 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -27765;1365369474;jurov;lol not afaik -27764;1365369475;MJR__;didn't know everyone on the list -27763;1365369504;MJR__;anyways, im against regulation that stifles growth and increases cost -27762;1365369531;MJR__;it's sacred that your vote is anonymous but my stock transactions can't be? -27761;1365369597;MJR__;was trying to figure out how to work in "or the terrorists win"... -27760;1365369630;jurov;that's another discussion. -27759;1365369654;MJR_III;lol -27758;1365369666;MJR_III;moved to other computer, still me -27757;1365369674;mjr___;there -27756;1365369890;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://trilema.com/2013/the-bitcoiners-press-manual/#comment-92639 -27755;1365369900;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.38100001 BTC [-] -27754;1365369954;mircea_popescu;somebody on sa was proposing the theory that theymoos is preparing to steal the forum funds -27753;1365369966;mircea_popescu;and is looking for patsies to do it, hence the bizzare forum loan thing. -27752;1365369969;mircea_popescu;that's how that bet was born -27751;1365370016;jurov;oh, i rather put the bet on natural decay premise -27750;1365370042;jurov;and past performance. no need for conspirations here -27749;1365370141;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.27700001 BTC [-] -27748;1365370142;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.277 = 1.108 BTC [-] -27747;1365370149;AndroUser;;;ticker -27746;1365370150;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 160.88000, Best ask: 161.19990, Bid-ask spread: 0.31990, Last trade: 160.88000, 24 hour volume: 52201.20570405, 24 hour low: 142.10000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 151.86806 -27745;1365370156;ChaangNoi;.277 hmm -27744;1365370170;mjr___;mircea_popescu: good article, but i feel like it doesn't account for the "sheepness" of americans, see: stanford experiment -27743;1365370193;mircea_popescu;jurov o its yours ? -27742;1365370200;mjr___;just have doctors say: "paying taxes is a good way to avoid heart disease" and they'll prob do it -27741;1365370201;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.385 BTC [+] -27740;1365370207;mircea_popescu;lmao -27739;1365370241;mjr___;end of the day "proles" are proles, not because they have to be, but cuz they want to be -27738;1365370257;mjr___;most people want to show up, be told what to do, and then go home and watch a big flat screen -27737;1365370289;mjr___;its telling that for most people one of their biggest fears is speaking in public -27736;1365370299;mjr___;hence, one guy on stage, big crowd -27735;1365370314;mjr___;exactly the way they all like it -27734;1365370321;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.309 = 1.236 BTC [+] -27733;1365370376;mircea_popescu;i thouight you didn't agree regulations are there to protect the litytle guy. -27732;1365370383;mjr___;doing nothing is what they are good at, and that's all thats required for the triumph of evil -27731;1365370426;mjr___;couldn't untangle the negatives...token regulations appear to protect the little guy, but the system is designed to make them serfs -27730;1365370439;mjr___;bread and circus's -27729;1365370449;mircea_popescu;mkay. -27728;1365370456;mjr___;couldn't figure out plurals there either...lol -27727;1365370494;mjr___;my whole philosophy on rule is that the best rise to the top and out of a sense of morals treat others with some respect -27726;1365370540;mjr___;you would be surprised (or maybe you wouldn't) at home many btc users would voluntarily list btc gains on their taxes -27725;1365370546;mjr___;*how -27724;1365370575;mjr___;typically the long suffering middle class that doesn't yet realize its all a sham -27723;1365370585;ThickAsThieves;$avg -27722;1365370587;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 150.20 -27721;1365370609;mjr___;wow we got political today huh? lets lighten up the mood huh? YAY 160 -27720;1365370632;jurov;yes the bet is mine. and i commented on that innovation rant. -27719;1365370656;mircea_popescu;"Women in Uganda who go out wearing mini-skirts could face jail or a heavy fine under draconian new anti-pornography laws. " -27718;1365370671;mircea_popescu;apparently uganda is not literate enough to understand that the actual woman IS NOT GRAPHY -27717;1365370691;mjr___;hahaha -27716;1365370815;mod6;;;rate mircea_popescu 5 Owner/Operator of MPEx - Always professional and helpful! A number BTC txs between us. -27715;1365370816;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mircea_popescu has changed from 4 to 5. -27714;1365370821;ChaangNoi;so much for the "correction" -27713;1365370854;ChaangNoi;;;ticker -27712;1365370856;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 160.27000, Best ask: 161.34440, Bid-ask spread: 1.07440, Last trade: 160.26000, 24 hour volume: 52286.65160406, 24 hour low: 142.10000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 151.93692 -27711;1365370981;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.31 = 0.62 BTC [+] -27710;1365371004;mod6;;;tslb -27709;1365371009;gribble;Time since last block: 2 hours, 7 minutes, and 28 seconds -27708;1365371012;mod6;O.O -27707;1365371030;mircea_popescu;no wai ?! -27706;1365371045;mircea_popescu;are we forked again ? -27705;1365371054;ChaangNoi;??? -27704;1365371056;ChaangNoi;what? -27703;1365371067;ChaangNoi;this is why ltc -27702;1365371073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00301846 = 0.7546 BTC [-] -27701;1365371089;ChaangNoi;maybe just had a diff change? -27700;1365371104;mod6;doesn't look like there have been any orphaned blocks en mass yet... -27699;1365371104;mjr___;diff change was yesterday i thouhght -27698;1365371107;mod6;;;bc,stats -27697;1365371110;gribble;Current Blocks: 230145 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 1694 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 12 hours, 34 minutes, and 17 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8807725.92632 | Estimated Percent Change: 14.78856 -27696;1365371151;deadweasel;dafuq? -27695;1365371181;mod6;;;bc,nethash -27694;1365371182;gribble;Error: "bc,nethash" is not a valid command. -27693;1365371185;mod6;bah -27692;1365371199;ChaangNoi;no orphand blocks -27691;1365371233;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -27690;1365371234;gribble;60017.6664907 -27689;1365371240;ChaangNoi;either it is broke or just a slow block -27688;1365371270;kakobrekla;hm -27687;1365371273;kakobrekla;bitbet says Last block: 9 minutes ago (230160) -27686;1365371274;mod6;60Th on this... hopefully just the latter ChaangNoi -27685;1365371282;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -27684;1365371286;gribble;Time since last block: 2 hours, 12 minutes, and 6 seconds -27683;1365371287;ChaangNoi;well yeah we all hope the latter:) -27682;1365371294;kakobrekla;bitbet is a tank :o -27681;1365371297;mod6;you're on 230160 kakobrekla?! -27680;1365371322;mod6;last block i see is 230145 -27679;1365371325;ChaangNoi;230160 here -27678;1365371333;mod6;oh im looking at blockchain.info -27677;1365371336;mod6;;;bc,blocks -27676;1365371337;gribble;230160 -27675;1365371340;ChaangNoi;okay the bot and blockchain is off -27674;1365371342;mod6;ok. hmm -27673;1365371345;mircea_popescu;ya seems gribble tiomer is off -27672;1365371350;ChaangNoi;btc seems fine -27671;1365371353;kakobrekla;oh no fork :(( -27670;1365371365;ChaangNoi;blockchain.info is off too -27669;1365371369;ChaangNoi;no fork -27668;1365371377;ChaangNoi;but id like to know what is up -27667;1365371379;mod6;stuff makes me go: O.O -27666;1365371391;ChaangNoi;yeah, i was wtf for a sec -27665;1365371403;mod6;ok thx guise -27664;1365371569;ChaangNoi;close to ath as well -27663;1365371573;ChaangNoi;;;ticker -27662;1365371574;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 159.99453, Best ask: 160.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00547, Last trade: 160.00000, 24 hour volume: 53042.57071672, 24 hour low: 142.10000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 152.09510 -27661;1365371580;ChaangNoi;well we were lol -27660;1365371625;ChaangNoi;no this bot is fucked we are hogher lol -27659;1365371637;ChaangNoi;;;ticker -27658;1365371638;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 159.76669, Best ask: 159.99453, Bid-ask spread: 0.22784, Last trade: 159.99453, 24 hour volume: 53050.24722819, 24 hour low: 142.10000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 152.09625 -27657;1365371641;mircea_popescu;lol -27656;1365371647;ChaangNoi;we are over 161 -27655;1365371767;ChaangNoi;230160... id like to know why this bot and blockchaininfo is off -27654;1365371811;ChaangNoi;and why after 10 mins my btc client still says last block was 51 secs ago -27653;1365371840;ChaangNoi;nvm -27652;1365371857;ChaangNoi;we hit a new block on my client and it just happend to see it at 51 seconds again -27651;1365371871;ChaangNoi;odds on that... -27650;1365371879;jurov;i have 230161 -27649;1365371884;ChaangNoi;yeah me too -27648;1365371893;mod6;yea so does: http://blockexplorer.com/ -27647;1365371898;ChaangNoi;good -27646;1365371913;ChaangNoi;blockchaininfo is broken -27645;1365371917;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.777 BTC [+] -27644;1365371919;mod6;maybe blockchain.info is just horked -27643;1365371919;ChaangNoi;not a huge deal -27642;1365371922;ChaangNoi;yeah -27641;1365371934;ChaangNoi;it seems to be horked hard -27640;1365371954;mod6;needs a bitcoind reset. -27639;1365371987;jurov;lol or it's still writing a core file -27638;1365371989;ThickAsThieves;i have a tx that only shows 2 confs on blockchain.info, yet has cleared into the destination (mtgox) already -27637;1365372013;mjr___;so blockchain.info is incorrect -27636;1365372045;mjr___;shit, i have to run to reddit and post that bitcoin is hacked -27635;1365372057;mjr___;;0 -27634;1365372062;mod6;haha -27633;1365372068;ChaangNoi;lol -27632;1365372069;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 23 @ 0.2 = 4.6 BTC [+] -27631;1365372094;mod6;ThickAsThieves: i've got one going into blockchain.info too -- so we'll see what happens. -27630;1365372097;mod6;no confs yet -27629;1365372098;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7775 BTC [+] -27628;1365372123;mod6;was only sent a few mins ago though -27627;1365372140;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7786 BTC [+] -27626;1365372144;ChaangNoi;id not send to blockchain.info until they get un horked -27625;1365372157;deadweasel;me either/ -27624;1365372171;mod6;haha, right. if i would have checked first, i'd have done a diff addr. -27623;1365372178;mod6;*DOH* -27622;1365372182;ChaangNoi;:) -27621;1365372200;mod6;i need to run my own bitcoind's again... -27620;1365372203;ChaangNoi;whydo people use online clients anyway? -27619;1365372241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.385 = 1.155 BTC [+] -27618;1365372243;mjr___;yeah, i have bitcoin-qt running on 3 computers -27617;1365372262;mod6;just a good temp spot to do a tx to, at least thats what I use it for. my bitcoind is so far behind it grinds my hd to catch it up -27616;1365372262;mod6;and takes days to catch it up -27615;1365372268;mod6;i need to get a farm of bitcoinds -27614;1365372298;deadweasel;ec2 -27613;1365372310;mjr___;yeah, i was curoius -27612;1365372318;deadweasel;my next project is that -27611;1365372323;mjr___;how can you transfer an up to date version of bitcoin to an ec2 instance -27610;1365372325;mod6;yeah, maybe i should just get a few instances up there -27609;1365372339;mjr___;i have one instance, i just ratchet up processing power if i need it -27608;1365372343;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00249 BTC [+] -27607;1365372344;deadweasel;one micro is free, any more is not -27606;1365372371;mjr___;yep, so i leave it as t1.micro till i need to install something, boost it to m1.medium, then lower it down again -27605;1365372392;deadweasel;micro will install anything -27604;1365372401;deadweasel;no need to boost -27603;1365372408;mjr___;if you have a ton of time to wait -27602;1365372421;mjr___;it only goes between 1/2 an ecu and 2 ecu in short bursts -27601;1365372423;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 3 @ 0.0025 = 0.0075 BTC [+] -27600;1365372444;mjr___;so if you burst too long, you are running a hamster in a wheel... -27599;1365372448;deadweasel;i know. it's been enough so far. bitcoind may crash it tho.... -27598;1365372468;mod6;i wish they accepted btc @ aws -27597;1365372469;mjr___;well, once it is up and running, i think it'll run on a micro -27596;1365372511;mjr___;dude...i hate to admit it, but the US military is kinda cool... -27595;1365372532;mjr___;B2 bombers flew from missouri to korea to drop dummy bombs 50 miles from the border then flew home -27594;1365372537;deadweasel;?? their toys are. -27593;1365372548;deadweasel;lol -27592;1365372551;deadweasel;shit link? -27591;1365372555;mjr___;back in time for lunch -27590;1365372589;mircea_popescu;mjr___ the problem with this entire exercise is -27589;1365372599;mircea_popescu;that it cost more than what koreea is worth, lock stock and barrel -27588;1365372620;mjr___;lol true -27587;1365372668;Bugpowder;samsung is worth more than apple. -27586;1365372684;mjr___;http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/29/us-korea-north-usa-b-idUSBRE92S0IE20130329 -27585;1365372701;mjr___;first off...when people say "korea' they mean North Korea -27584;1365372715;mjr___;which is worth approx $17.12 -27583;1365372761;mjr___;So elite is the B-2 pilot corps that more people have been in outer space than have flown the aircraft, -27582;1365372801;mjr___;While the 20-year-old B-2 often flies for long durations - 44 hours is the record - Thursday's flight of approximately 37-1/2 hours was the plane's first non-stop mission to the Korean peninsula and back from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, Air Force officials said. -27581;1365372902;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -27580;1365372903;gribble;MtGox lag is 2.490974 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00499188400567 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its largest moon, Ganymede (0.007155 AU). -27579;1365372932;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -27578;1365372933;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 158.76313, Best ask: 159.49000, Bid-ask spread: 0.72687, Last trade: 159.49000, 24 hour volume: 53490.89789959, 24 hour low: 142.10000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 152.19941 -27577;1365372951;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 150 -27576;1365372954;gribble;There are currently 6000.4848 bitcoins demanded at or over 150.0 USD, worth 920680.816735 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0047 seconds -27575;1365372965;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.000649 = 0.0013 BTC [+] -27574;1365372970;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 165 -27573;1365372970;gribble;There are currently 3111.8879 bitcoins offered at or under 165.0 USD, worth 507975.519981 USD in total. | Data vintage: 16.6762 seconds -27572;1365373215;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130947.msg1765127#msg1765127 -27571;1365373222;mircea_popescu;"I am still having little problems figuring out the accounting software and using it for proper reporting. -27570;1365373222;mircea_popescu;In March, we sold only 57,90€ worth of firing services" -27569;1365373229;mircea_popescu;eskimo's usagi moment ? -27568;1365373335;mod6;popcorn time on that -27567;1365373582;ChaangNoi;;;asks 160 -27566;1365373585;gribble;There are currently 88.641651 bitcoins offered at or under 160.0 USD, worth 14181.1047695 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -27565;1365373589;Enky;;;ticker -27564;1365373591;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 159.31001, Best ask: 160.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.68999, Last trade: 160.00000, 24 hour volume: 53486.82477840, 24 hour low: 142.10000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 152.24281 -27563;1365373761;jurov;deadweasel, just buy some cheap mini-itx computer and run bitcoind from there. no need to surrender your walet to amazon -27562;1365373962;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 39 @ 0.0025 = 0.0975 BTC [-] -27561;1365374042;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8100 @ 0.00065893 = 5.3373 BTC [-] -27560;1365374052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34252 @ 0.00065551 = 22.4525 BTC [-] -27559;1365374103;AndroUser;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=168992.msg1762685#msg1762685 -27558;1365374124;AndroUser;If you want a laugh -27557;1365374321;mircea_popescu;already had that one lol -27556;1365374499;deadweasel;no, i would not put my keys on ec2 lol.. but thanks for double checking.. :D -27555;1365374641;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 16 @ 0.4099999 = 6.56 BTC [+] -27554;1365374821;mod6;what version are you guys liking at the moment? i've got .7, but its a ways behind yet. -27553;1365374822;mod6;what's the deal with .8x? -27552;1365374836;mod6;anyone using it? or are dev's still battling it out? -27551;1365375119;mod6;blockchain.info es muerte -27550;1365375146;deadweasel;mod6: duo but also curious... my instinct is to run .7 with manual patch.. -27549;1365375191;mod6;deadweasel: ahh. i suppose that's a good way to go atm. -27548;1365375261;deadweasel;i fear .81 -27547;1365375300;deadweasel;because i can't get into #bitcoin-security and see if .8 is borked worse than it seems... -27546;1365375309;mod6;ahh, ok. i heard there was a fierce debate on that in -dev -27545;1365375314;jurov;mod6, I'm happy with 0.8.1. its' much easied on hdd -27544;1365375343;mod6;jurov: ahh ok that sounds nice -27543;1365375357;deadweasel;they level db now? -27542;1365375361;deadweasel;*use -27541;1365375365;jurov;yes -27540;1365375375;mod6;i think what i remember hearing about it is that 0.8.1 breaks the upgrade process... or it was more problematic then usual. -27539;1365375386;mjr___;whats the easiest way to upgrade and do you have to redownload the whole blockchain? -27538;1365375403;mod6;jeeze i really need to quit other shit an just do this full time, hard to keep up -27537;1365375417;jurov;since i run two instances anyway, it was easiest to have 0.8.1 sync from 0.7 -27536;1365375430;jurov;and it took only one hour over LAN -27535;1365375439;mod6;ahh ok -27534;1365375444;mjr___;ah ok nice, can you run them both on the same machine? -27533;1365375446;deadweasel;nice! -27532;1365375475;jurov;yes, under two linux users, if you configure the second to listen on another port -27531;1365375482;jurov;and connect to primary -27530;1365375523;mjr___;hmmm windows atm, due to some software compatiblitity issues -27529;1365375546;deadweasel;does it come in handy when sending txns? can you confirm your own or point it at a reliable node? -27528;1365375608;jurov;when ran persistently with allowed incoming connectons in firewall -27527;1365375611;mjr___;still has to reindex all but seems to be doing that very quick -27526;1365375618;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -27525;1365375618;jurov;i enjoy quick tx propagation -27524;1365375645;mjr___;i heard there was a way to increase how many nodes you connect to -27523;1365375645;jurov;yes it does reindex but when pointed to local node on LAN it does it very quickly -27522;1365375652;mjr___;someone got over 20k iirc? -27521;1365375677;jurov;dunno, 100 is enough for me -27520;1365375690;mjr___;i usually get around 8 -27519;1365375741;mod6;jeeze. im dumb. -27518;1365375775;jurov;mjr___: check ur router/firewall -27517;1365375820;jurov;and also, i repeat if that got lost... it's better to keep it running all the time(hence my mini itx box suggestion) -27516;1365375839;jurov;or old notebook or so -27515;1365375917;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7826 BTC [+] -27514;1365376046;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1 = 0.2 BTC [-] -27513;1365376077;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -27512;1365376078;mjr___;the reindexing is almost done -27511;1365376081;mjr___;very fast -27510;1365376107;mjr___;but still only 8 connections -27509;1365376114;mjr___;its using upnp i think -27508;1365376377;jurov;mircea_popescu: http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMillionaires -27507;1365376411;mjr___;can't wait to move my ec2 instance up to a high i/o model -27506;1365376490;jurov;you have these 8 connections on ec2? -27505;1365376528;mjr___;no, on my home computer -27504;1365376535;mircea_popescu;jurov lol cool. -27503;1365376546;mircea_popescu;that bitcoin billionz scammer ? -27502;1365376560;mjr___;but i can't do much with the POS router i get from time warner -27501;1365376561;mjr___;the fact that i got 8 means i should be able to get more though i think -27500;1365376572;jurov;definitely -27499;1365376602;mjr___;the EC2 is for the exchange software :) -27498;1365376641;mjr___;speaking of which, i may need some beta testing done... -27497;1365376661;mjr___;as soon as its up and running -27496;1365376661;mjr___;on testnet -27495;1365376766;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22548 @ 0.00065551 = 14.7804 BTC [-] -27494;1365376768;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00064979 = 7.3426 BTC [-] -27493;1365376779;mjr___;hoping to bring up fix connections and gateway today...hoping -27492;1365377109;dub;8 connections is teh default outbound amount -27491;1365377117;dub;you need to open port inbound for more -27490;1365377202;AndroUser;;;ticker -27489;1365377203;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 159.00000, Best ask: 159.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.60000, Last trade: 159.60000, 24 hour volume: 54492.68134914, 24 hour low: 142.49000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 152.48566 -27488;1365377400;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.40888888 BTC [-] -27487;1365377556;unbalanced;Anyone know the Mt. Gox wait list size? And/or where people get it from? -27486;1365377600;copumpkin;people sign up and bitch publicly about how high the number is -27485;1365377631;mjr___;heard it was over 14k today -27484;1365377633;copumpkin;the rest of us watch them bitch -27483;1365377635;copumpkin;and get the number -27482;1365377653;Lyspooner;casascius coins are expensive http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=casascius -27481;1365377681;mjr___;copumpkin: hey there, whats new -27480;1365377707;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.145 = 1.015 BTC [+] -27479;1365377741;unbalanced;thx guise -27478;1365377753;mod6;ok blockchain.info seems to be caught back up. thx! -27477;1365377755;mod6;*whew* -27476;1365377791;deadweasel;srsly, made some ppl crazy... -27475;1365377797;deadweasel;:D -27474;1365377842;mod6;wow. that kinda thing usually makes me raise my eyebrows, but this time i had a tx that was held up! lol -27473;1365377862;mod6;and i've had like 5 cups of coffee now. so.. ZOOM -27472;1365377876;mod6;:] -27471;1365377973;AndroUser;;;ticker -27470;1365377974;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 161.20000, Best ask: 161.24753, Bid-ask spread: 0.04753, Last trade: 161.20000, 24 hour volume: 55005.80822607, 24 hour low: 142.49000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 152.56799 -27469;1365378192;deadweasel;mod6: that's a lot of coffee.. time to switch to tea? :p -27468;1365378258;mod6;heheh. -27467;1365378308;deadweasel;lol -27466;1365378319;mod6;im usually drinkin mtdew -- but sometimes switch to coffee but need tons of caffeine -27465;1365378341;deadweasel;lawd, that stuff is caffeine kryptonite.... -27464;1365378364;deadweasel;hows your sleep ;) -27463;1365378395;mod6;has been pretty minimal for years. epecially since i've been in btc. -27462;1365378404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22750 @ 0.00064551 = 14.6854 BTC [-] -27461;1365378408;mod6;but lately not bad actually. :} -27460;1365378482;deadweasel;ha, i hear ya. -27459;1365378504;mod6;i need to get back on the all-night-satoshi-horse again though and keep coding -27458;1365378514;mod6;cause thats when i get the most stuff done i think -27457;1365378549;mod6;need to do moar bitotter stuff! -27456;1365378565;mod6;but i've got some help now, so that's pretty awesome -27455;1365378666;deadweasel;nice. help is good. i need someone to type for me. :/ -27454;1365378732;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -27453;1365378733;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 161.50000, Best ask: 162.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.80000, Last trade: 162.00000, 24 hour volume: 55783.45629488, 24 hour low: 142.50000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 152.73010 -27452;1365378769;mod6;deadweasel: yeah that sucks dude. :/ -27451;1365378783;mod6;need like a voice to text prog or something while it heals up -27450;1365378809;deadweasel;good idea.... -27449;1365378897;mod6;*shrug* might help a bit :) -27448;1365378929;deadweasel;it might learn my speech by the time it heals -27447;1365379027;jurov;deadweasel: androids voice input seems pretty good -27446;1365379046;jurov;but dunno if it has desktop version -27445;1365379126;deadweasel;gonna try julius.. then maybe get that ref done tonight. :) -27444;1365379138;mod6;cool! -27443;1365379175;mod6;seems like it even works for *nix -27442;1365379333;AndroUser;;;ticker -27441;1365379335;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 162.04000, Best ask: 162.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.66000, Last trade: 162.00000, 24 hour volume: 55812.02397179, 24 hour low: 142.50000, 24 hour high: 162.90000, 24 hour vwap: 152.77611 -27440;1365379351;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 100 @ 0.1806 = 18.06 BTC [-] -27439;1365379739;ThickAsThieves;$avg -27438;1365379741;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 151.60 -27437;1365379751;deadweasel;nice. -27436;1365379860;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.93 = 5.79 BTC [+] -27435;1365380182;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7827 BTC [+] -27434;1365380232;kakobrekla;>>We are not collecting any money here, this is an idea that will strictly use Bitcoins. -27433;1365380238;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=169663.0 -27432;1365380314;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lmao. right. -27431;1365380323;mircea_popescu;because "the people" can do anything they set their mind to. -27430;1365380330;mircea_popescu;at least just as soon as they find it. -27429;1365380360;benkay;what do you mean, mircea_popescu? -27428;1365380369;benkay;apologies if I'm late to the party... -27427;1365380405;mircea_popescu;not rly, just read the last half dozen lines -27426;1365380450;benkay;who are you calling "the people"? -27425;1365380465;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=169663.0 -27424;1365380493;benkay;i'm reading that. are you talking about everyone in the thread? the individual proposing the thing? the followers? -27423;1365380510;mircea_popescu;yeah. :) -27422;1365380513;mircea_popescu;"my full name is David Tenemaza Kramaley - you can look me up in the UK companies house as a registered director. I've been featured in the BBC, Business Insider, The Times, National Geographic, Radio 4, etc... I can proof all of this to serious investors." -27421;1365380521;mircea_popescu;he's a registered director that can't spell "prove" -27420;1365380538;benkay;spelling, man -27419;1365380554;jborkl;and he needs 100 bitcoins.cant afford that he should leave -27418;1365380584;mircea_popescu;Hello I am son of Prince which I can proof with 40 degree alcohol. -27417;1365380588;mircea_popescu;You drink it, you see it. -27416;1365380599;benkay;hm -27415;1365380624;benkay;it's not a terribly bad idea, but i see what you mean about the individual. -27414;1365380637;mircea_popescu;We need to raise 105 BTC. Each 1.5 BTC buys 1 share in the new business. Max 25 Shares per investor. -27413;1365380643;benkay;yeah, yeah. -27412;1365380643;jborkl;maybe he used some of that berechovka that was floating around last year -27411;1365380649;mircea_popescu;;;calc 105 / 1.5 -27410;1365380650;gribble;70 -27409;1365380658;mircea_popescu;70 shares, max 25 per investor. -27408;1365380667;mircea_popescu;isnt this odd ? -27407;1365380685;jborkl;lol good maf skills also -27406;1365380697;jborkl;proof his maf -27405;1365380728;mircea_popescu;The opportunity -27404;1365380728;mircea_popescu;I'm here to propose a take over of www.bitcoingem.com together. I was made aware that this is the first chain game and by the looks of its traffic stats its pretty well established. -27403;1365380732;mircea_popescu;o for fucks sake. -27402;1365380746;mircea_popescu;he wants to pay 10k for a gemponzi ?! -27401;1365380754;benkay;yeah dude -27400;1365380770;mircea_popescu;he could buy my used socks... -27399;1365380773;mircea_popescu;i throw them out anyway. -27398;1365380792;jborkl;someone should ipo all these shitty ideas.oh wait we already did that ... -27397;1365380800;benkay;this isn't an ipo scale thing -27396;1365380803;mircea_popescu;no listen to this : "Why do I think we can triple profits? -27395;1365380803;mircea_popescu;I ran a social games company on Facebook since 2008 to 2012; in the 5 years of operation I made many games. " -27394;1365380814;mircea_popescu;guy codes but wants to pay 10k for something I could probably werite myself -27393;1365380907;benkay;this is the kind of ad hoc business that is enabled by bitcoin -27392;1365380911;benkay;limited ownership -27391;1365380938;mircea_popescu;limited connectivity to sanity, more like. -27390;1365380967;benkay;there is a remote possibilty the gentleman has done this thing before and sees an underutilized asset he can buy low and turn the volume up on. -27389;1365380970;benkay;with a recognized brand. -27388;1365380980;benkay;all he really has to do is buy ads -27387;1365381015;mircea_popescu;in that case he just makes a lowball offer, buys the site and goes on his way -27386;1365381016;Troic;I thought the gem thing was a freak novelty gizmo fad, I liked the bitcoin flower better :). -27385;1365381035;mircea_popescu;if his lowball offer is turned down he puts one guy on the project and has the site replicated by wednesday -27384;1365381052;benkay;but that's not what homeboy wants to do -27383;1365381054;benkay;apparently -27382;1365381064;mircea_popescu;wants. it's not a matter of wants. -27381;1365381073;mircea_popescu;there's a reason I ipo already functioning sites. -27380;1365381090;benkay;and that is? -27379;1365381107;mircea_popescu;anyone's a theoretical entrepreneur -27378;1365381130;mircea_popescu;practically, you gotta bring something to the table. if you allow this model where the homeboy wants you to pay for his acquisition -27377;1365381136;mircea_popescu;all he's bringing is a little nigerian skill. -27376;1365381196;benkay;so? -27375;1365381213;benkay;and a willingness to do it, and possibly a track record of having done it -27374;1365381229;mircea_popescu;i have a lot of trouble believing that. -27373;1365381241;benkay;oh sure but let's say theoretically -27372;1365381246;mircea_popescu;theoretically maybe. -27371;1365381248;benkay;remote chance and all that -27370;1365381255;mircea_popescu;but yeah, pretty darn remote. -27369;1365381260;benkay;not the point -27368;1365381278;mircea_popescu;here's the problem : suppose i'm an investment fund. i have 10k btc. -27367;1365381287;mircea_popescu;i put 10btc in 1k such projects -27366;1365381300;mircea_popescu;985 flounder, because they were in fact run by idiots, nigerians and uidiot nigerians. -27365;1365381312;mircea_popescu;the rermainder 14 will not be able to bring me 10001 btc in total. -27364;1365381346;benkay;i don't really think he's looking at an investment-caliber round -27363;1365381351;mircea_popescu;10 btc. -27362;1365381389;benkay;so you're saying that statistically he's likely to fail. also a thing anyone who puts money into companies should expect. -27361;1365381404;mircea_popescu;no, i'm not saying that statistically he's likel;y to fail -27360;1365381421;mircea_popescu;i am saying that the statistically expected benefit is degrees of magnitude under the statistically expected loss. -27359;1365381439;mircea_popescu;as in, a 1 in 1000 shot at making 10% on your investment, and a 999 in 1000 shot at 90% loss of cvapital. -27358;1365381451;benkay;of course -27357;1365381462;mircea_popescu;;;calc (1 * 1.1 + 999 * .1)/1000 -27356;1365381463;gribble;0.101 -27355;1365381478;benkay;if one invested in the idiots -27354;1365381504;mircea_popescu;yeah. -27353;1365381507;benkay;but individuals beat the markets all the time by developing expertise -27352;1365381520;mircea_popescu;well, my expertise tells me this guy is lieing when he claims he had success. -27351;1365381527;benkay;heh. -27350;1365381529;benkay;like -27349;1365381535;benkay;worked in the presence of accidental success? -27348;1365381538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16800 @ 0.00064551 = 10.8446 BTC [-] -27347;1365381539;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00064501 = 0.8385 BTC [-] -27346;1365381541;mircea_popescu;ok, that i can buy. -27345;1365381541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00064063 = 0.4484 BTC [-] -27344;1365381565;benkay;individuals can learn a lot by seeing things happen. humans experience the world and evolce. -27343;1365381581;mircea_popescu;seeing requires a relatively clean lens. -27342;1365381581;benkay;evolve*. not that many *do* obviously, but it happens. -27341;1365381599;benkay;a clean lens is not necessarily a requirement for success. -27340;1365381602;mircea_popescu;people who imagine they're being entrepreneurs and in general doods preocupied with posturing and maintaining apparences -27339;1365381605;mircea_popescu;rarely learn anything. -27338;1365381632;benkay;but the individuals they mock look very similar to them. -27337;1365381643;mircea_popescu;ya well... -27336;1365381663;benkay;i wish i could meet the guy -27335;1365381679;benkay;mostly because i'm trying to develop expertise in the evaluating of people thing -27334;1365381700;benkay;what sorts of things do you invest in, mircea_popescu? -27333;1365381767;mircea_popescu;anything that makes sense -27332;1365381780;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [-] -27331;1365381782;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.28 BTC [-] -27330;1365381782;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.276 = 0.552 BTC [-] -27329;1365381783;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.2716 = 0.8148 BTC [-] -27328;1365381803;benkay;ugh there is a video about him -27327;1365381807;bitesak;;;ticker -27326;1365381811;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 164.10000, Best ask: 164.89994, Bid-ask spread: 0.79994, Last trade: 164.10000, 24 hour volume: 57855.56993253, 24 hour low: 142.51000, 24 hour high: 164.90000, 24 hour vwap: 153.31309 -27325;1365381881;mjr___;and here i was being nervous about 164 call... -27324;1365381882;mjr___;lol -27323;1365381966;AndroUser;Learn to do the opposite of what you feel ; -27322;1365381973;ThickAsThieves;can always go down -27321;1365381980;MJR__;both are true -27320;1365382020;MJR__;that's why I got the 164 calls in the first place...calls haven't let down so far -27319;1365382020;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.93 BTC [+] -27318;1365382041;AndroUser;It will go down, but when.. -27317;1365382134;AndroUser;Hence a strategy with calls, puts and holding in a combination that makes sense no matter what happens -27316;1365382207;mircea_popescu;in other news, http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136490667277.jpg -27315;1365382268;AndroUser;You cheeky cheeky -27314;1365382303;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC [+] -27313;1365382480;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 14 @ 0.00338 = 0.0473 BTC [+] -27312;1365382595;MJR__;mircea_popescu: nice -27311;1365382602;thestringpuller;$avg -27310;1365382604;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 152.20 -27309;1365382638;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: I feel as though you are an opponent to education because of the tendency for the young's reluctance to "listen" -27308;1365382673;mircea_popescu;i'm an opponent to free education, and also to nonviolent education. -27307;1365382698;mircea_popescu;if you only educate about half the kids, and beat the shit out of about half of those it works nicely. -27306;1365382742;thestringpuller;yes, you would use corporal punishment on individuals, they get 4 lashes everytime they tell you the integral of 2X is X^2 instead of X^2+C -27305;1365382756;thestringpuller;:P -27304;1365382775;MJR__;lol -27303;1365382884;mircea_popescu;nah. -27302;1365382907;mircea_popescu;they get dunked into the riever every time they say "I feel what the author really means" -27301;1365382967;jurov;bitcoin-central.net pretty much died.. spread 80-120 eur -27300;1365382979;mircea_popescu;jurov not open for trading yet is it ? -27299;1365382983;thestringpuller;jurov: wha? -27298;1365383002;AndroUser;Its open tomorrow -27297;1365383015;AndroUser;Its read only now -27296;1365383018;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7827 BTC [+] -27295;1365383029;jurov;ah ic -27294;1365383052;thestringpuller;did the coinlab deal with mtgox fall through? -27293;1365383052;AndroUser;With orders close to mkt price cancelled -27292;1365383084;jurov;On Sunday, April 7th at 11:00PM CET/Paris Time, full trading will resume with the ability to create and cancel buy and sell orders. -27291;1365383109;AndroUser;Fair enough -27290;1365383125;jurov;so at least orders could be able to get placed now -27289;1365383143;jurov;or in a hour -27288;1365383158;mircea_popescu;ya something like that. -27287;1365383162;AndroUser;Its passed already 11h -27286;1365383199;AndroUser;Good night! We survived another day in bitcoin land -27285;1365383226;ThickAsThieves;So we're lookin at 175-180 tomorrow it seems -27284;1365383246;jurov;lol i'm actually in the same timezone.. just confused by summertime -27283;1365383323;jurov;;;asks 179.99 -27282;1365383325;gribble;There are currently 6231.4017 bitcoins offered at or under 179.99 USD, worth 1061300.05165 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -27281;1365383594;mjr___;its crazy to see all the tiny amounts of bitcoin i have left across the web -27280;1365383605;mjr___;different mining pools and exchanges -27279;1365383624;mjr___;i think they may need to lower the sending threshhold eventually -27278;1365383700;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.407 = 0.814 BTC [-] -27277;1365383728;thestringpuller;!ticker havelock him -27276;1365383729;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.82000000 / 1.84970968 / 1.93000000 (31 shares, 57.34100000 BTC), 7D: 1.82000000 / 1.90441977 / 2.06000000 (86 shares, 163.78010000 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.85548093 / 2.08000000 (682 shares, 1265.43799220 BTC) -27275;1365383789;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/rape-is-fun-or-lets-fuck-up-adria-richards/#comment-92655 -27274;1365383792;mircea_popescu;we have winners. -27273;1365384000;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.30999999 BTC [+] -27272;1365384413;thestringpuller;okay mircea_popescu is officially the rubber band man -27271;1365384420;thestringpuller;img macro to ensue -27270;1365384628;mjr___;i kinda wish you and vexare had continued in english -27269;1365384633;mjr___;it was starting to look interesting -27268;1365384638;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7888 BTC [+] -27267;1365384660;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.7889 = 4.7334 BTC [+] -27266;1365384696;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.4 = 4 BTC [+] -27265;1365384698;mircea_popescu;i was just telling him off. -27264;1365384714;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -27263;1365384719;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.40888888 = 0.8178 BTC [+] -27262;1365384732;mircea_popescu;english just doesn't deliver under the telling off rubric. -27261;1365384737;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7889 BTC [+] -27260;1365384780;MJR__;nice -27259;1365384822;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 63 @ 0.0042 = 0.2646 BTC [-] -27258;1365384988;jurov;mircea, deposits please :) -27257;1365385139;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -27256;1365385140;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -27255;1365385202;jurov;it could have said something about sending bitcoins via quantum entanglement -27254;1365385406;mircea_popescu;jurov you know i don't highlight on mircea -27253;1365385424;jurov;yea it's not *so* urgent -27252;1365385441;mircea_popescu;haha k -27251;1365385473;Bowjob;rape adria -27250;1365385829;jurov;http://trilema.com/2013/the-bitcoiners-press-manual/#comment-92651 -27249;1365385859;jurov;^^^ deep metaphysical discussion culminated by wisdom "for mating purposes, world population count doesn't matter" -27248;1365385891;mjr___;jurov: lol -27247;1365385917;jurov;and everything else is akin to mating anyway -27246;1365385924;mircea_popescu;isn't it ? -27245;1365385936;jurov;undecided on it -27244;1365385951;mircea_popescu;so it IS deep metaphysical discussion :D -27243;1365385959;jurov;indeed -27242;1365386402;dub;lol http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/34781 -27241;1365386484;dub;I say old chap. Down with this sort of thing! -27240;1365386510;mircea_popescu;Responsible department: Department for Culture, Media and Sport -27239;1365386511;mircea_popescu;totally. -27238;1365386537;mircea_popescu;http://www.emmaharriett.co.uk/ ? -27237;1365386581;dub;dunno https://twitter.com/EmmaHarriett too was looking for bitcoin references -27236;1365386626;mircea_popescu;http://www.castingcallpro.com/uk/view.php?uid=377118 -27235;1365386627;mircea_popescu;can -27234;1365386632;mircea_popescu;'t be a 30yo acress chick can it ?! -27233;1365386636;dub;comes accross like your typical limey toff -27232;1365386659;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what does BCB stand for? -27231;1365386683;mircea_popescu;bitcoin central bank -27230;1365386692;thestringpuller;is that like a joke? -27229;1365386702;mircea_popescu;sort-of -27228;1365386718;mircea_popescu;dub more like the typical unmaffy muff. -27227;1365386721;dub;is that the forum/otc masturbator? -27226;1365386735;dub;I honestly cannot tell if he's a troll or not -27225;1365386804;mircea_popescu;un-maffy ie didn't learn to multiply past 5 -27224;1365386811;mircea_popescu;and muff as in, bird. -27223;1365386967;btcc100;http://www.satoshi-karoshi.com/?r=9059 -27222;1365387061;deadweasel;pretty sure that has a virus -27221;1365387140;btcc100;no its a gambling site -27220;1365387147;thestringpuller;lol -27219;1365387156;deadweasel;:D -27218;1365387160;btcc100;make up to 17x your bet, its easy, game -27217;1365387176;thestringpuller;I'd rather gamble on the market -27216;1365387178;deadweasel;it's easy, game! -27215;1365387195;deadweasel;finally an easy, game! -27214;1365387416;mjr___;its an interesting idea for a game -27213;1365387596;benkay;im only interested in one game -27212;1365387761;dub;I find browsing the net from american IPs quite unsettling -27211;1365387811;benkay;what's different? -27210;1365387823;dub;the ad bubble has a palpable craziness to it -27209;1365387836;benkay;bubble of advertising companies? -27208;1365387844;dub;targeted advertising -27207;1365387848;benkay;oh oh -27206;1365387858;benkay;"this one trick" etc? -27205;1365387892;dub;from my home space I get adds for international travel, hotels and insurance -27204;1365387953;dub;via US I get offers of 'shocking footage' about chinese gold hoarding, anit-obama liberal agenda shit and emergency supplies -27203;1365388008;mircea_popescu;i can attest us adverising was always insane -27202;1365388010;dub;two anti-obama ads no less -27201;1365388024;mircea_popescu;in the 90s they were shockingly insane for the european mind -27200;1365388157;dub;this is for a website sample size of one admittedly -27199;1365388213;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7888 BTC [-] -27198;1365388251;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7889 = 3.1556 BTC [+] -27197;1365388271;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.789 BTC [+] -27196;1365389123;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu so the BCB is the bitcoin illuminati -27195;1365389124;thestringpuller;that's pretty cool -27194;1365389437;thestringpuller;!ticker ^OIX -27193;1365389438;assbot;Shit. You ain't even old enough to smoke. -27192;1365389440;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -27191;1365389441;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 109.52216404 / 136.8194837 / 153.12818005 (23843 shares, 5,904.78 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -27190;1365389539;mjr___;anyone know a good way to track bitcoin activity in kinda small areas -27189;1365389547;mjr___;specifically the dominican republic -27188;1365389706;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01797 BTC [-] -27187;1365389713;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01797 BTC [-] -27186;1365389738;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.017979 BTC [+] -27185;1365389844;dub;DR is a big kiddy sex tourism place, expect bitcoin to be popular -27184;1365389882;Troic;buy / bribe data from exchanges ? -27183;1365389893;mjr___;lol -27182;1365389904;mjr___;its just close to the US, and I have some family there -27181;1365389926;dub;surely Bruce Wagner has a network there, offer up somelittle boy butt -27180;1365389974;dub;its a popular place for the NANOG conf for above reasons -27179;1365390053;deadweasel;NANOG? -27178;1365390071;deadweasel;is that nambla from south park? -27177;1365390078;Namworld;over 160 USD/BTC... -27176;1365390084;Namworld;where is the end to all this? -27175;1365390108;kakobrekla;no end -27174;1365390146;Bowjob;Oh wow. this picture won something -27173;1365390147;Bowjob;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136402734766.jpg -27172;1365390148;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00151 BTC [-] -27171;1365390150;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 2 @ 0.00151 = 0.003 BTC [-] -27170;1365390153;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 500 @ 0.0015 = 0.75 BTC [-] -27169;1365390261;thestringpuller;!ticker b bitvps -27168;1365390261;assbot;Quest for vision is a great blessing. -27167;1365390267;thestringpuller;!ticker btctc bitvps -27166;1365390269;assbot;[BTCT:BITVPS] 1D: 0.00131 / 0.00153 / 0.0025 (521 shares, 0.8 BTC), 7D: 0.00131 / 0.00221 / 0.00637 (3082 shares, 6.8 BTC), 30D: 0.00131 / 0.00311 / 0.00689 (4682 shares, 14.6 BTC) -27165;1365390472;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78997 BTC [+] -27164;1365390822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5552 @ 0.0006474 = 3.5944 BTC [+] -27163;1365390832;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.78997 = 7.8997 BTC [+] -27162;1365390849;thestringpuller;oh wow S.MPOE plummetted again -27161;1365390855;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -27160;1365390855;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00064063 / 0.00065874 / 0.00070715 (216398 shares, 142.55 BTC), 7D: 0.00059218 / 0.00067314 / 0.00071514 (1740073 shares, 1,171.32 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00069061 / 0.00077505 (8844010 shares, 6,107.81 BTC) -27159;1365390862;thestringpuller;;;seen burnside -27158;1365390862;gribble;burnside was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 days, 2 hours, 18 minutes, and 23 seconds ago: not sure what'cha mean. (286 remember.) -27157;1365391046;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 19 @ 0.0042 = 0.0798 BTC [-] -27156;1365391119;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -27155;1365391120;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 163.83639, Best ask: 163.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05361, Last trade: 163.89000, 24 hour volume: 60953.30417683, 24 hour low: 142.70000, 24 hour high: 164.90000, 24 hour vwap: 154.33445 -27154;1365391501;ThickAsThieves;Just saw the author name on a Wordpress Plugin in one of my client's sites "Ciprian Popescu" -27153;1365391527;ThickAsThieves;Romanians have cool first names -27152;1365391537;ThickAsThieves;or is the first name the last? -27151;1365391561;Bowjob;Ah, i didnt win anything from the rape contest. shoulda paid more attention to photoshop class lol -27150;1365391569;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 30 @ 0.78997 = 23.6991 BTC [+] -27149;1365391695;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009916 BTC [-] -27148;1365391774;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.78997 = 1.5799 BTC [+] -27147;1365391854;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 98 @ 0.01 = 0.98 BTC [+] -27146;1365391877;Namworld;Any BTC-BOND holders? -27145;1365391972;thestringpuller;what is btc-bond? -27144;1365392040;thestringpuller;oh that -27143;1365392102;ThickAsThieves;closing it out Nam? -27142;1365392174;Namworld;Well at least partially... -27141;1365392184;thestringpuller;has it grown at all -27140;1365392197;mjr___;lol Emma Harriet -27139;1365392200;Namworld;It went down from 0.09 BTC daily to 0.06 daily in interest, about 1/3rd already bought back -27138;1365392202;mjr___;what a troll -27137;1365392222;kakobrekla;o looky mircea_popescu https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170007.0 -27136;1365392229;Namworld;but with BTC price increase, that 0.06 is still 10 USD daily. -27135;1365392273;mircea_popescu;"Pachter thinks that could increase to 100 million nights "eventually"—at which point it could be generating $1 billion a year in revenues. -27134;1365392286;mircea_popescu;really business insider is the most ignorant piece of shit out there. -27133;1365392291;mircea_popescu;sorta like bitcoin magazine for fiat. -27132;1365392345;Namworld;Let's just say that the debt in USD value is already at 35k USD which I'd be quite hard pressed to be able to purchase that much in BTC. I have over half that in free BTC and much more in BTC assets however. -27131;1365392368;Namworld;Would just like to close a part of it before anything happens to my BTC investments. Better be safe than have to default if everything goes bust. -27130;1365392376;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu i used AirBNB to throw a party -27129;1365392387;thestringpuller;I made like a 1000 bucks easy -27128;1365392388;thestringpuller;lol -27127;1365392388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00301846 = 0.7546 BTC [-] -27126;1365392415;mircea_popescu;heh okay. -27125;1365392442;thestringpuller;it's good for venue finding, but it's bubble-fied unfortunately -27124;1365392445;thestringpuller;like kickstarter :P -27123;1365392697;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78997 BTC [+] -27122;1365392746;kakobrekla;ohoho! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170003.0 -27121;1365392781;kakobrekla;even has a yt vid. -27120;1365424971;MJR_;genie is out of the bottle -27119;1365424999;MJR_;you can introduce FUD and price manipulations, but the idea is solid...scared people go back to fiat and we get more btc -27118;1365425044;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -27117;1365425045;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 185.50001, Best ask: 186.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49999, Last trade: 186.00000, 24 hour volume: 85340.97056825, 24 hour low: 147.01000, 24 hour high: 186.50000, 24 hour vwap: 163.95404 -27116;1365425048;mircea_popescu;o hey -27115;1365425055;MJR_;yeah insanity -27114;1365425085;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 2 @ 0.00101 = 0.002 BTC [-] -27113;1365425137;MJR_;but bgupta, my point was that there are fundamentals to back this up...actual bitcoin transactions for goods is up quite a bit, and we are just getting big enough to attract real attention from big fish, this is what i think happens today and this week... -27112;1365425199;bgupta;yeah I know, but last I heard "commerce" at least on the silk road side was like 12 million per month.. how much larger is other commerce.. -27111;1365425206;bgupta;err 21 million i mean -27110;1365425216;ThickAsThieves;at this point sellers should be able to realize that selling into bids is dumb, people will obv pay any price -27109;1365425226;bgupta;guesin SR is becoming a smaller and smaller portion of market -27108;1365425227;ThickAsThieves;just wait 10min -27107;1365425233;troc;the $5M (bitpay) is not all that exciting, walletbit what are they turning over ? -27106;1365425252;MJR_;the $5 million from bitpay is exciting to me somewhat -27105;1365425254;ThickAsThieves;SR is also higher and higher risk to use -27104;1365425280;MJR_;we will need services like that until bitcoin gets big enough to basically float its own supply chain -27103;1365425286;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 177 -27102;1365425288;troc;in the context of a '2 billion' market cap ? -27101;1365425288;gribble;There are currently 1773.1748 bitcoins demanded at or over 177.0 USD, worth 319289.445178 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0053 seconds -27100;1365425291;mircea_popescu;i have no idea why people still reference sr when discussing bitcoin commerce. -27099;1365425295;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 170 -27098;1365425295;gribble;There are currently 3867.5297 bitcoins demanded at or over 170.0 USD, worth 680880.802151 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.4171 seconds -27097;1365425300;mircea_popescu;seriously : it's a vanishinghly small irrelevant %. -27096;1365425309;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 190 -27095;1365425309;gribble;There are currently 3370.0377 bitcoins offered at or under 190.0 USD, worth 635943.092935 USD in total. | Data vintage: 20.7609 seconds -27094;1365425316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00301 = 6.02 BTC [+] -27093;1365425327;punkman;;;asks 200 -27092;1365425327;gribble;There are currently 9568.7331 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 1852022.32504 USD in total. | Data vintage: 38.8006 seconds -27091;1365425333;MJR_;yes, but those numbers were not from a 2 billion dollar economy...they were from a <1 billion economy -27090;1365425346;MJR_;does no one remember where we started march? -27089;1365425357;MJR_;i know it moves quick... -27088;1365425361;ThickAsThieves;40? -27087;1365425364;mircea_popescu;25 -27086;1365425368;bgupta;mircea_popescu: actually because it is mentioned quite a bit in press.. being more informed, what is the majority of the goods and services being exchanged via btc? -27085;1365425377;mircea_popescu;anyway, the confusion between "fiat value of M3" amnd "economy" is grave. -27084;1365425390;mircea_popescu;bitcoin economy is not worth x because total aggregate btc "would be". -27083;1365425400;mircea_popescu;first off, you could never sell 11mn btc at 180 each. -27082;1365425403;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C143T] 40 @ 0.275176 = 11.007 BTC [+] -27081;1365425414;troc;;;bids 0 -27080;1365425416;gribble;There are currently 31401663 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11542581.0758 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0106 seconds -27079;1365425418;mircea_popescu;bgupta ya but seriously, the press is horrible for information. -27078;1365425427;MJR_;yes of course -27077;1365425427;mircea_popescu;i have an old graph somewhere, want me to dig it up ? -27076;1365425444;bgupta;graph of how people are "spending" btc? -27075;1365425461;mircea_popescu;of the economic uses of btc. -27074;1365425473;bgupta;sure sounds great. -27073;1365425476;bgupta;thank you -27072;1365425492;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/what-are-the-bitcoin-market-drivers/ -27071;1365425505;mircea_popescu;meanwhile i would say the small things lost share and the larger things gained. -27070;1365425511;ThickAsThieves;new sexy pic! -27069;1365425516;ThickAsThieves;hehe -27068;1365425658;MJR_;japan makes it super easy to see what happens...yen multi-year low, nikkei up 2% -27067;1365425767;bgupta;so I guess the arguement is it can exist largely as an SoV?, as long as it's tradable into fiat, and other goods services? -27066;1365425780;bgupta;(Making sure I am taking away the correct message from post) -27065;1365425790;bgupta;That big slices are getting bigger -27064;1365425805;bgupta;and biggest slice at the time of writing was SoV? -27063;1365425867;MJR_;well that was my biggest point about a magic money machine, i would gladly throw all of my paychecks into btc and hold them, if i could spend them freely without worrying about ACH transfer times, etc -27062;1365425873;ThickAsThieves;its gold with all of the conveniences of e-transacting -27061;1365425882;ThickAsThieves;and more -27060;1365425890;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: ^^ THIS -27059;1365425908;punkman;why can't it just be bitcoin -27058;1365425922;ThickAsThieves;it is, dont worry -27057;1365425946;punkman;all the analogies and metaphors are slightly tiring -27056;1365426019;ThickAsThieves;then perk us up socrates -27055;1365426243;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 999999999 -27054;1365426245;gribble;There are currently 37404.385 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999.0 USD, worth 3021267941.74 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0018 seconds -27053;1365426247;mircea_popescu;bgupta it sure can exist largely as sov. -27052;1365426262;mircea_popescu;that is a service. like insurance, or stripping. -27051;1365426295;mircea_popescu;punkman ya well... without words there's what ? faith ? -27050;1365426329;mircea_popescu;jurov : http://trilema.com/2012/lets-dig-a-little-deeper-into-this-entire-deflation-problem/#comment-92664 -27049;1365426333;mircea_popescu;maybe you get a kick out of that. -27048;1365426337;ThickAsThieves;there are roughly 37% less bitcoins for sale today than last week -27047;1365426403;ThickAsThieves;37% is roughly how much the price has risen i bet too -27046;1365426421;ThickAsThieves;i think we were at about 59000 coins at 140 -27045;1365426429;punkman;mircea_popescu: of course, but how many times do we have to compare something to gold and fiat and whatnot -27044;1365426459;ThickAsThieves;no more times, just for you punkman -27043;1365426462;mircea_popescu;we're roughly in the situation where we're flooded with noobs. what's to do ;/ -27042;1365426464;punkman;this is more directed to all the idiots writing about bitcoin, not ThickAsThieves -27041;1365426473;mircea_popescu;repeat history 101 and economics 101 tioll our heads fall off -27040;1365426489;ThickAsThieves;its also just us spinning our wheels -27039;1365426493;ThickAsThieves;we get excited -27038;1365426495;ThickAsThieves;and wanna gab -27037;1365426522;ThickAsThieves;plenty of conversations in here can be a real chore to witness -27036;1365426531;ThickAsThieves;still a great chan -27035;1365426540;bgupta;SO what is the difference between a violent upward correction and a bubble/ponzi? -27034;1365426565;ThickAsThieves;the bag still has value when it pops -27033;1365426573;bgupta;got it.. -27032;1365426575;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0028 = 1.4 BTC [-] -27031;1365426639;mircea_popescu;bgupta bitcoin retraced when ordered to. -27030;1365426650;mircea_popescu;i submit the 3-6april 4 day interval qwould have killed a ponzi. -27029;1365426770;bgupta;was trying to figure out how to transfer most of my savings into btc (as SoV).. but decided if I just wait a few years, most of my assets will be in btc if I do nothing. (Not sure if that was clear) -27028;1365426780;mircea_popescu;it is clear. -27027;1365426789;mircea_popescu;most everybody spends fiat, saves btc, passively moving over. -27026;1365426801;mircea_popescu;this is, of course, bad money driving good money out. -27025;1365426813;MJR_;yep -27024;1365426818;MJR_;gresham's law -27023;1365426842;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7722 BTC [-] -27022;1365426845;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7722 BTC [-] -27021;1365426847;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7722 BTC [-] -27020;1365426876;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.762 BTC [-] -27019;1365426890;bgupta;oh damn greshman's law is great.. never read it before. -27018;1365426903;mircea_popescu;... -27017;1365426905;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.761 = 1.522 BTC [-] -27016;1365426908;mircea_popescu;are you serious ?! -27015;1365426918;bgupta;sorry, yeah -27014;1365426922;MJR_;lol, people only reference it every day -27013;1365426924;mircea_popescu;see punkman, THIS is why. because people miss a spot shaving. it happens. it's what it is. -27012;1365426927;MJR_;not your fault -27011;1365426937;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7606 BTC [-] -27010;1365426956;MJR_;i literally almost didn't mention it this time, because i figured everyone would be like "oh no, not gresham's law again, we all know asshole" -27009;1365426965;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.77 = 7.7 BTC [+] -27008;1365426967;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.7605 = 6.084 BTC [-] -27007;1365426970;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7605 = 1.521 BTC [-] -27006;1365426979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7944 BTC [+] -27005;1365426986;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7944 = 1.5888 BTC [+] -27004;1365427007;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7605 = 7.605 BTC [-] -27003;1365427009;bgupta;well many of you guys have been in channel for months if not years.. I'm realatively new.. -27002;1365427016;MJR_;mircea_popescu: what do you think of asicminer? -27001;1365427027;MJR_;bgupta: yeah, definitely not your fault -27000;1365427038;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7602 BTC [-] -26999;1365427039;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7601 BTC [-] -26998;1365427045;bgupta;I am an engineer by profession, not economist. -26997;1365427049;mircea_popescu;bgupta don't feel bad about it. it happens -26996;1365427055;MJR_;hehehe, that is part of the fun of bitcoins -26995;1365427057;mircea_popescu;nobody knows what they don't know till they find out. -26994;1365427060;MJR_;learning about the system of the world -26993;1365427064;MJR_;exactly -26992;1365427075;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.761 = 3.805 BTC [+] -26991;1365427078;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.76 = 4.56 BTC [-] -26990;1365427079;mircea_popescu;MJR_ i think both ways. -26989;1365427106;MJR_;mircea_popescu: i'm working on a blog... plan on juxtaposing the tower of babel with bitcoin...money as speech etc -26988;1365427108;mircea_popescu;the main concern is they made a really shitty set of chips which keep blowing up under load, after 100 hours or w/e, and are currently halfway through batch two because of this. -26987;1365427116;punkman;I know just enough to know I don't know shit -26986;1365427116;mircea_popescu;otherwise, they have a solid business model. -26985;1365427126;bgupta;I've heard of some of the example's like metal content exceeding face value and no matter what gov't laws go into place they will get scrapped. -26984;1365427174;MJR_;mircea_popescu: yeah, i like the business model, i'm working on an fpga design that should be more efficient, and can then do an avalon style chip maybe...as far as i have seen, the designs work, but that doesn't mean they are nearly on the level they could be -26983;1365427199;mircea_popescu;more competition in mining is great. -26982;1365427211;mircea_popescu;at the current price there;'s a fat paycheck to be eaten there. -26981;1365427216;BitHub;wth -26980;1365427222;mircea_popescu;(which is what i meant earlier. sov AND MINING grew lots) -26979;1365427224;BitHub;apparently bfl delivered to someone in australia? -26978;1365427228;mircea_popescu;orly ? -26977;1365427228;MJR_;yes, true, and there will be another wave of hardware that makes current asics look like old fpga's... -26976;1365427231;BitHub;i was just talking to some guy on the phone -26975;1365427247;BitHub;that cant be right -26974;1365427248;MJR_;hmmm...did this one have fans? -26973;1365427261;BitHub;apparently pre ordered 2 months ago -26972;1365427264;MJR_;brb -26971;1365427270;BitHub;bastard -26970;1365427270;mircea_popescu;ya srslty. fans or no fans ? -26969;1365427279;BitHub;i dont know -26968;1365427283;mircea_popescu;ask -26967;1365427292;BitHub;i wasn't talking to him directly, my friend was talking to him for me heh -26966;1365427328;BitHub;hes off to bed but they're calling me tomorrow night -26965;1365427330;BitHub;i cant believe it -26964;1365427397;ThickAsThieves;mining litecoin is still more profitable then btc -26963;1365427408;ThickAsThieves;than* -26962;1365427419;mircea_popescu;i'm not really believing it either. -26961;1365427450;punkman;LTC is interesting, but it just took off on the back of BTC now -26960;1365427517;punkman;I like that a new altcoin is popping up every other week now -26959;1365427566;mircea_popescu;it will make the ltc bubble burst a lot more digestible. -26958;1365427571;BitHub;sorry i know i usually troll but im very serious about this one -26957;1365427578;BitHub;trying to get him to ask the guy to take a picture and send it -26956;1365427612;BitHub;it was just a random phone call 30mins ago -26955;1365427614;punkman;http://rlv.zcache.com/i_love_vaporware_mesh_hats-ra52a04ca77754b67a848ac0e607cb30d_v9wfy_8byvr_512.jpg -26954;1365427623;BitHub;cause my friend knows i'm into bitcoin and that -26953;1365427632;mircea_popescu;just got a fresh hyacinth. -26952;1365427636;mircea_popescu;it smells good :D -26951;1365427839;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -26950;1365427840;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 180.37700, Best ask: 182.70000, Bid-ask spread: 2.32300, Last trade: 180.00001, 24 hour volume: 85165.12407777, 24 hour low: 147.62000, 24 hour high: 186.50000, 24 hour vwap: 164.94921 -26949;1365427908;MJR_;is hyacith the same as honeysuckle? -26948;1365428013;MJR_;guess it's not, i love those scents though -26947;1365428044;mircea_popescu;a no -26946;1365428060;MJR_;those two and gardenia -26945;1365428066;mircea_popescu;honeysuckle is a bush, hyacinth is a bulb, early srping -26944;1365428120;EmDes;that cap punkman :PP -26943;1365428123;MJR_;yes, true -26942;1365428154;MJR_;cherry blossoms will be blooming soon...its one of my favorite times to enjoy nature -26941;1365428329;MJR_;;;seen smickles -26940;1365428329;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 days, 18 hours, 56 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -26939;1365428973;deadweasel;;;ticker -26938;1365428974;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 182.04000, Best ask: 182.45899, Bid-ask spread: 0.41899, Last trade: 182.04000, 24 hour volume: 88143.75258705, 24 hour low: 148.01000, 24 hour high: 186.50000, 24 hour vwap: 165.56880 -26937;1365429292;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -26936;1365429782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14110 @ 0.00065788 = 9.2827 BTC [+] -26935;1365429784;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00065871 = 0.8563 BTC [+] -26934;1365429791;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 640 @ 0.00065872 = 0.4216 BTC [+] -26933;1365430344;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/376/bfl-will-stop-giving-refunds-on-bitforce-sc/ -26932;1365430356;mircea_popescu;this is interesting. 500:1 implicit odds that bfl stops refunds. -26931;1365430520;ThickAsThieves;i'm surprised people arent accusing BFL of mining with theri chips instead of shipping -26930;1365430558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 700 @ 0.00065356 = 0.4575 BTC [-] -26929;1365430598;mircea_popescu;i guerss that clearly shows how much faith in the bfl chip there is. -26928;1365430675;ThickAsThieves;they must be mining by now -26927;1365430711;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -26926;1365430711;gribble;61113.2878525 -26925;1365430725;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -26924;1365430726;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 8931575.85222 based on data since last change | 8537297.41708 based on data for last three days -26923;1365430798;ThickAsThieves;at least 1 or 2 of Avalon/BFL/AM are mining on the side -26922;1365430843;ThickAsThieves;probly all 3 -26921;1365430850;ThickAsThieves;incentive is just too high -26920;1365430872;ThickAsThieves;even one unit is oodles of money -26919;1365430886;punkman;you mean AM mining without paying dividends? -26918;1365430889;ThickAsThieves;yes -26917;1365430899;punkman;right, would make sense -26916;1365430912;ThickAsThieves;and Avalon not shipping their unit til after they mine with them a few weeks -26915;1365430929;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves there was a dispute a few weeks ago about that -26914;1365430931;ThickAsThieves;and BFL not shipping at all til diff gets high enough for it to tip profit scale -26913;1365430946;mircea_popescu;people were incensed at my suggestion that users reporting dusted units delivered = premining with them -26912;1365430968;ThickAsThieves;it just makes sense -26911;1365431023;ThickAsThieves;none of the 3 have anyone to answer to, except maybe BFL -26910;1365431040;ThickAsThieves;someone needs to run a spy op on them -26909;1365431374;jurov;mircea_popescu you fag hater, hi :) -26908;1365431375;jurov;and deposits pls -26907;1365431375;jurov;lol my ex-boss insists on shorting bitcoins -26906;1365431375;jurov;he was introduced to them just some month ago. but he knows for sure this is a bubble -26905;1365431375;BitHub;homofag -26904;1365431375;BitHub;i keep hearing bubble -26903;1365431375;BitHub;but no pop -26902;1365431377;Diablo-D3;jurov: you cant short them though -26901;1365431385;Diablo-D3;jurov: you can only sell the ones you have -26900;1365431407;ThickAsThieves;could buy puts -26899;1365431433;mircea_popescu;jurov i am sorry we don't process fairy bitcoins today -26898;1365431436;jurov;but he wanted somehow to do it without buying them at all -26897;1365431449;ThickAsThieves;tell him, hold fiat, thats how -26896;1365431457;Diablo-D3;basically what ThickAsThieves said -26895;1365431457;gesell;ThickAsThieves: lol -26894;1365431467;jurov;but i'd really love to screw him -26893;1365431467;Diablo-D3;wait until the bubble pops and then buy in -26892;1365431474;Diablo-D3;jurov: no, I think hes right -26891;1365431476;Diablo-D3;this is a bubble -26890;1365431487;gesell;jurov: support him. get him worked up about it. tell him "go for it! yeeeeah" -26889;1365431503;gesell;bring him a pitch fork -26888;1365431516;Diablo-D3;the bobble needs to pop before we can build a new stable floor -26887;1365431518;jurov;but he asked how. or is there a fool who wants to lend him btc? -26886;1365431521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.93 = 9.65 BTC [+] -26885;1365431528;mircea_popescu; but no pop << that's because it's not a cherry. -26884;1365431538;mircea_popescu;jurov so let him buy puts/sell calls. -26883;1365431540;gesell;it will end with him and bernanke eating a gallon tub of icecream watching cnbc together to cover their tears -26882;1365431545;Diablo-D3;jurov: well, he could take a bet up with mp -26881;1365431553;ThickAsThieves;jurov if you are so sure he's cray, sell him puts in fiat -26880;1365431561;jurov;yea, i think he'll end up as coinbr customer -26879;1365431562;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: I wouldnt -26878;1365431565;Diablo-D3;the guy is jurov's boss -26877;1365431568;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/330/mtgox-bitcoin-usd-exchange-rate-200-before/ << he can bet NO there. -26876;1365431568;Diablo-D3;we need a third party -26875;1365431590;jurov;he's ex-boss. no power anymore -26874;1365431611;jurov;and i think the bubble is industrial strength so far. unpoppable. -26873;1365431627;BitHub;hehe -26872;1365431628;jurov;may just deflate a bit -26871;1365431633;BitHub;nice mircea -26870;1365431636;BitHub;miss you btw -26869;1365431640;mircea_popescu;miss me ?! -26868;1365431646;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 100000 -26867;1365431646;BitHub;of course -26866;1365431649;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 9540076.0121 USD and would take the last price down to 35.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 95.4008 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 58.8457 seconds -26865;1365431660;BitHub;miss teh lulz -26864;1365431671;mircea_popescu;i'm practically always here -26863;1365431686;BitHub;shhh, dont ruin the moment -26862;1365431691;mircea_popescu;btwm, anyone here won anything from raping that adria chick ? -26861;1365431713;ThickAsThieves;the worst thing about mp (and jurov, ukto, burnside, topace) is that they sleep -26860;1365431715;ThickAsThieves;so lame -26859;1365431717;ThickAsThieves;:) -26858;1365431733;BitHub;2 hours is all you need -26857;1365431741;jurov;well, if you know some azn i can entrust deposits to... -26856;1365431758;BitHub;and while you sleep you should have someone watching you sleep ready to wake you up for an emergency -26855;1365431758;jurov;better wait these few hours. -26854;1365431764;BitHub;asian? -26853;1365431781;jurov;yes, asian. to be available while i sleep -26852;1365431790;BitHub;which part of asia? -26851;1365431808;ThickAsThieves;he wasnt serious -26850;1365431816;BitHub;mmk -26849;1365431816;jurov;should i troll you "i like thai boys"? -26848;1365431828;BitHub;yuck -26847;1365431836;BitHub;why would you do that when there's vaginas? -26846;1365431847;jurov;vags smell -26845;1365431852;BitHub;true -26844;1365431878;mircea_popescu;here's a simple explanation of the bitcoin/fiat relationship : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136542105834.jpg -26843;1365431903;BitHub;ass to mouth kind of relationship? -26842;1365431932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 660 @ 0.00065872 = 0.4348 BTC [+] -26841;1365431933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2534 @ 0.00065873 = 1.6692 BTC [+] -26840;1365431951;jurov;coinbr deposits credited. -26839;1365432021;mircea_popescu;more like spanking -26838;1365432109;BitHub;oh -26837;1365432139;BitHub;i have a good one mircea id like to do -26836;1365432209;BitHub;its basicually a bunch of dinosaurs standing around looking at this huge big thing hurdling towards earth that's about to wipe them out, but instead a astroid its a very big bitcoin -26835;1365432289;jurov;pathetic -26834;1365432289;Scrat;BitHub: im gonna steal your idea thanks -26833;1365432302;BitHub;no worries -26832;1365432354;mircea_popescu;yea kinda too direct and unedgy for my style. -26831;1365432373;mircea_popescu;i like getting people to where they start stammering about how i'm a homophobe nigger hatin' rapist or something -26830;1365432398;troc;or a swine flue virus in the shape of bitcoin eating all the bankers/marketdroids -26829;1365432445;BitHub;really mircea? -26828;1365432476;BitHub;i like how people completely forget who i am in about 1 year -26827;1365432483;BitHub;lay low -26826;1365432520;BitHub;when most of the people are now old and sick and dying and thinking about their life, wont be a trace of me in it -26825;1365432541;jurov;O_o -26824;1365432550;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128215357439.jpg -26823;1365432556;mircea_popescu;actually someboduy should prolly chop a btc in there. -26822;1365432590;jurov;isn't that nike shoes ad? -26821;1365432613;BitHub;lul wth -26820;1365432627;mircea_popescu;lol -26819;1365432630;BitHub;so many things to say about that pic heh -26818;1365432644;jurov;like, wanna get a sprinter kid? wear 'em -26817;1365432651;mircea_popescu;during -26816;1365432658;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170305.0 -26815;1365432660;BitHub;why isn't she wearing timberland boots? -26814;1365432661;mircea_popescu;for the flulz. -26813;1365432692;mircea_popescu;ok, i got another. this one is about the power of education by example : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134618245439.jpg -26812;1365432725;MJR_;lol -26811;1365432765;BitHub;shit, that's someones daughter yo -26810;1365432766;MJR_;the problem with bubble predictors is that even if they are right, the market can remain irrational a lot longer than they can remain solvent -26809;1365432783;BitHub;mircea that guy looks more cock hungry than her -26808;1365432880;mircea_popescu;BitHub hence my comment. -26807;1365432930;BitHub;haha -26806;1365432931;BitHub;more lulz plz -26805;1365433006;ThickAsThieves;uh oh, fat washed up comedians are pimping bitcoin now -26804;1365433007;ThickAsThieves;http://www.thebitcointrader.com/2013/04/drew-carey-and-roseanne-barr-are.html -26803;1365433083;mircea_popescu;BitHub here's a funny one with niggers http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136097321137.jpg -26802;1365433164;BitHub;hah thieves -26801;1365433164;ThickAsThieves;http://www.theverge.com/2013/4/7/4194142/torment-tides-numenera-kickstarter-video-game-record-rpg <- Someone needs to get these game companies kickstarting in btc instead, Bitfunder would be a good fit -26800;1365433164;MJR_;lol -26799;1365433181;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124391.msg1353059#msg1353059 -26798;1365433185;mircea_popescu;bweahaha -26797;1365433187;mircea_popescu;god she's too good -26796;1365433192;MJR_;http://www.paddypower.com/bet/novelty-betting/current-affairs/bitcoin-betting -26795;1365433199;ThickAsThieves;lol -26794;1365433266;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -26793;1365433268;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 182.90000, Best ask: 183.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 183.00000, 24 hour volume: 84257.09650220, 24 hour low: 151.44000, 24 hour high: 186.50000, 24 hour vwap: 167.63669 -26792;1365433268;MJR_;they got pissed cuz they lose too much money betting against bitcoin -26791;1365433275;BitHub;LULz -26790;1365433277;BitHub;wtf -26789;1365433279;mircea_popescu;;;calc 5,456 * 183 -26788;1365433280;gribble;Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number. -26787;1365433284;mircea_popescu;;;calc 5456 * 183 -26786;1365433284;gribble;998448 -26785;1365433285;BitHub;hehe its like he doesn't want to be there or something -26784;1365433294;mircea_popescu;ha! BitBet just about to go into 1mn total bets -26783;1365433318;BitHub;bitcoin made it on australian news tonight -26782;1365433319;BitHub;http://youtu.be/mgZhJBKvvTE -26781;1365433319;MJR_;nice -26780;1365433324;ThickAsThieves;might actually pass sdice this year if evoorhees doesnt get crackalackin -26779;1365433401;MJR_;i heard asicminer passed sdice -26778;1365433481;mircea_popescu;!ticker btct asicminer-pt -26777;1365433483;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.751 / 0.7817 / 0.795 (180 shares, 140.7 BTC), 7D: 0.683004 / 0.75853 / 0.795 (1507 shares, 1143.1 BTC), 30D: 0.59998 / 0.77718 / 0.973 (7755 shares, 6027.1 BTC) -26776;1365433487;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -26775;1365433488;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0028 / 0.00293838 / 0.00301847 (6753 shares, 19.84 BTC), 7D: 0.00276111 / 0.00318903 / 0.00400173 (534925 shares, 1,705.89 BTC), 30D: 0.00276111 / 0.00364232 / 0.006 (1637072 shares, 5,962.74 BTC) -26774;1365433495;mircea_popescu;;;calc .78 * 4 / 10 -26773;1365433495;gribble;0.312 -26772;1365433498;mircea_popescu;just about. -26771;1365433526;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.mpoe -26770;1365433528;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00063322 / 0.0006534 / 0.00066633 (319604 shares, 208.83 BTC), 7D: 0.00059218 / 0.00067536 / 0.00071514 (1795331 shares, 1,212.51 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068994 / 0.00077505 (9004112 shares, 6,212.38 BTC) -26769;1365433537;mircea_popescu;in other news, s.dice + asicminer < s.mpoe -26768;1365433540;mircea_popescu;this is getting scandalous. -26767;1365433628;ThickAsThieves;now that erik is actually moved out of the US, I figure after a few weeks of loose women and mai tais, he'll have some developments for sdice -26766;1365433666;error4733;good ! because fiat value is now close to 40M$ -26765;1365433681;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: that was my same theory -26764;1365433699;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: which is why i've held and think its a steal at its current price -26763;1365433701;ThickAsThieves;i actually sold some AM to get these cheape sdice -26762;1365433769;error4733;yes, go first ! my bad, value S.dice is more than 52M$ -26761;1365433822;ThickAsThieves;we need more buyers in btc nvesting market -26760;1365433857;ThickAsThieves;exchanges do so little outreach -26759;1365433897;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that's a market opportunity for anyone with some entrepreneurial blood. -26758;1365433902;error4733;IPO set the price @3M$, tell me what in 3 month has change the "real" value of S.dcie -26757;1365433932;XRPTrader2;xrp for sale at https://xrptrader.com -26756;1365433944;ThickAsThieves;spam detected -26755;1365433964;thestringpuller;ThickAsThieves: S.DICE is supposed to be a bot no? -26754;1365433969;thestringpuller;like the lottery no? -26753;1365433971;mircea_popescu;error4733 the fact that its space went from nothing to the talk of the town. -26752;1365433983;mircea_popescu;if i started a bar on manhattan which was just this island spending 3 mn -26751;1365433991;mircea_popescu;and in 3 months manhattan became today's manhattan -26750;1365433998;mircea_popescu;would youy think my bar is worth 3mn ? -26749;1365434019;mircea_popescu;i mean, it's the same bar. not in the same space anymore. -26748;1365434037;ThickAsThieves;its easy to see high value in sdice as a company -26747;1365434049;ThickAsThieves;but its just as easy to see squandered opportunity -26746;1365434064;mircea_popescu;personally i see a little more squandered oportunity in asicminer, but yeah -26745;1365434098;ThickAsThieves;same could be argued for bitbet -26744;1365434126;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: ASICMINER will be surpassed by another mining company when as you said, "The real people arrive in bitcoin land" -26743;1365434133;thestringpuller;the shuttle has not landed yet unfortunately. -26742;1365434160;ChaangNoi;did gox have lag for like 20 mins? -26741;1365434170;ThickAsThieves;:/ -26740;1365434192;unbalanced_;Latest I've heard on Gox queue: -26739;1365434196;unbalanced_;My new waiting list position is now 15,280 (when I submitted 10 days ago, queue started at 6000). -26738;1365434199;mircea_popescu;ChaangNoi http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ -26737;1365434218;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ im not sure how far i'd trust those numbers. -26736;1365434251;ThickAsThieves;especially if they simply arent processing any at all -26735;1365434262;unbalanced_;Ah, like BFL order numbers? -26734;1365434276;ThickAsThieves;they could just be slower than usual -26733;1365434295;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ perhaps. -26732;1365434538;ThickAsThieves;187 -26731;1365434564;ChaangNoi;on a mother fucking cop? -26730;1365434572;ThickAsThieves;on a motherfucking coin -26729;1365434582;ChaangNoi;:) -26728;1365434584;ChaangNoi;thanks mp -26727;1365434610;ChaangNoi;15k waiting, nice -26726;1365434611;mircea_popescu; vags smell << my cock smells too. the odd part is teh girls love the scent. -26725;1365434615;ChaangNoi;$300 here we come -26724;1365434650;jurov;yea they love vanilla -26723;1365434650;kakobrekla;morning -26722;1365434653;kakobrekla;what did i miss -26721;1365434694;unbalanced_;guess what BTC is up -26720;1365434694;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla inaba came out of closet -26719;1365434705;kakobrekla;did he? -26718;1365434743;ThickAsThieves;i sold a bioshock infite / crysis 3 game code to him for 1 btc -26717;1365434747;ThickAsThieves;:) -26716;1365434815;BitHub;that sounds too manly -26715;1365434884;ChaangNoi;186$ for the games, lol -26714;1365434912;punkman;"Our user count has increased from 7 to 15 and one of our users (a native Japanese speaker) has volunteered to help edit the Japanese dictionary." haha -26713;1365434944;jurov;ThickAsThieves, did you pack in a mining trojan? -26712;1365434965;ThickAsThieves;twas merely a game code -26711;1365434967;ThickAsThieves;alas -26710;1365434979;ThickAsThieves;i have 7 more -26709;1365434994;ThickAsThieves;if anyone planned on buying either game -26708;1365435008;jurov;tey prolly got trojaned by chinese anyway... that's why they draw so much -26707;1365435031;ThickAsThieves;do we know anyone in BFL's state? -26706;1365435036;ThickAsThieves;we need a covert op -26705;1365435050;ThickAsThieves;cam in the purse kinda thing -26704;1365435054;punkman;there are private investigators everywhere -26703;1365435067;ChaangNoi;im from the town bfl is operating in -26702;1365435081;ThickAsThieves;i suppose they wouldnt need to actually mine AT their office -26701;1365435187;ThickAsThieves;someone that ordered mini rigs should hire a PI -26700;1365435201;ThickAsThieves;188.78 -26699;1365435217;MJR_;i don't carry a purse.... -26698;1365435224;BitHub;ThickAsThieves -26697;1365435231;BitHub;i recieved the strangest phone call tonight -26696;1365435242;ThickAsThieves;it wasnt me -26695;1365435245;BitHub;about a bfl operating in australia -26694;1365435256;ThickAsThieves;go visit it -26693;1365435269;BitHub;i'm waiting for pics via sms -26692;1365435290;BitHub;my friend went out to the middle of nowhere to start this job and ran into a guy that's a "bitcoin miner" -26691;1365435291;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.01 = 0.02 BTC [+] -26690;1365435295;ThickAsThieves;is the case for the new ones the same as the fpga? -26689;1365435313;BitHub;i need to get 100% confirmation -26688;1365435318;BitHub;i've asked my mate to send me pics -26687;1365435331;BitHub;i cant believe it like how the fuck did this guy get a bfl? -26686;1365435366;BitHub;2 x 120gh apparently, ordered 2 months ago -26685;1365435395;ChaangNoi;;;asks 200 -26684;1365435395;gribble;There are currently 10021.06 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 1951263.57221 USD in total. | Data vintage: 87.7052 seconds -26683;1365435407;BitHub;2 x 60 i mean -26682;1365435421;ThickAsThieves;189.80 -26681;1365435436;ChaangNoi;i kinda doubt that -26680;1365435447;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999 -26679;1365435449;gribble;There are currently 37525.179 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 419998515.287 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0072 seconds -26678;1365435479;ChaangNoi;189.8 -26677;1365435483;ChaangNoi;yeah crazy -26676;1365435485;ThickAsThieves;190 -26675;1365435489;ChaangNoi;usa is waking up -26674;1365435509;ThickAsThieves;insanity -26673;1365435537;ChaangNoi;this is madness BIIIITTTCOOOOIN!!!! -26672;1365435552;ThickAsThieves;the price is looking like its correlated to the amount of coins available for sale. -26671;1365435571;ThickAsThieves;value is up 35% from 140, coins available is down 35% -26670;1365435610;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -26669;1365435610;gribble;There are currently 31449915 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11449403.9086 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.0387 seconds -26668;1365435611;Namworld;190 USD per BTC O.o -26667;1365435617;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C155T] 4 @ 0.24413205 = 0.9765 BTC [+] -26666;1365435635;ChaangNoi;bids are level -26665;1365435638;ThickAsThieves;i told myself i wouldnt buy any more calls til vwap hits 200 -26664;1365435724;Namworld;the premium on options are so high I just can't go around to buying some -26663;1365435740;Namworld;I should have bought calls when price was around 120 tho... -26662;1365435781;ThickAsThieves;$avg -26661;1365435783;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 168.22 -26660;1365435846;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 278 @ 0.12503255 = 34.759 BTC [+] -26659;1365435860;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -26658;1365435862;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 187.99000, Best ask: 190.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.01000, Last trade: 190.00000, 24 hour volume: 86134.18904333, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 191.00000, 24 hour vwap: 169.50989 -26657;1365435874;mircea_popescu;i go to eat and not even 190 yet ? -26656;1365435875;mircea_popescu;what is this -26655;1365435896;Namworld;It's slow right? Not raising 10% every 15 minutes -26654;1365435989;mircea_popescu;outrage. -26653;1365435998;Namworld;It's doubling every 1-2 weeks... -26652;1365436004;ThickAsThieves;my wife was talking about investing in this new restaurant, they want $3000, 36month, 8%APR -26651;1365436014;mircea_popescu; I should have bought calls when price was around 120 tho... << but you thought premium too high right ? -26650;1365436017;ThickAsThieves;i said fuck that i can make 8% in a day -26649;1365436035;Namworld;yeah... then the price kept raising -26648;1365436043;mircea_popescu;heh. -26647;1365436048;Namworld;seriously... I lost a ton to shorting -26646;1365436050;ThickAsThieves;Nam, guess what -26645;1365436056;mircea_popescu;fate of the mpoe bot. everyone thinks premiums are too high, tellingly nobody goes in the midmarket. -26644;1365436056;Namworld;Back in 20-40 USD/BTC -26643;1365436057;ThickAsThieves;it might continue rising -26642;1365436069;Namworld;Then I bought calls last month... got the BTC back -26641;1365436071;deadweasel;i'm happy about my 188s now :D -26640;1365436073;ChaangNo_;fucking gox lag -26639;1365436079;Namworld;Guess I should have done the same this month -26638;1365436086;ChaangNo_;;;;;ticker -26637;1365436087;gribble;Error: ";;ticker" is not a valid command. -26636;1365436096;ChaangNo_;;;ticker -26635;1365436096;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 189.00000, Best ask: 190.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 190.00000, 24 hour volume: 86134.18904333, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 191.00000, 24 hour vwap: 169.50989 -26634;1365436108;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -26633;1365436108;gribble;MtGox lag is 75.52478 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.151350813502 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -26632;1365436135;ThickAsThieves;oh Gox, you gox me -26631;1365436146;Namworld;Someone should kill Gox... -26630;1365436158;deadweasel;we're trying -26629;1365436174;Namworld;Using gox... I mean, what is more lethal than gox? -26628;1365436192;Namworld;It's so slow you can die old waiting -26627;1365436196;deadweasel;tigers -26626;1365436218;Namworld;Make the staff have to make a transaction and wait for it to complete to return to work. -26625;1365436226;Namworld;Gox will fade out after some time. -26624;1365436227;MJR_;yeah, so far you can buy at bots market price, it usually works out -26623;1365436237;MJR_;Namworld: you are buying back bonds? -26622;1365436243;Namworld;yeah -26621;1365436248;MJR_;can i be last lol -26620;1365436266;Namworld;If you want... I'm buying a part of it back. -26619;1365436277;Namworld;If you don't want to have them bought back, don't offer -26618;1365436283;DeaDTerra;Join us tonight in a Starcraft 2 Bitcoin prize pool sit and go tournament :) http://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/1bwu7r/eu_starting_5_hours_from_now_the_gauntlet_come/ -26617;1365436284;MJR_;yeah, i am waiting -26616;1365436290;MJR_;twas my favorite bond -26615;1365436302;MJR_;guess i'll dump into asicminer -26614;1365436315;Namworld;I'll start with volunteers and if I'm missing some I'll do a forced buyback. -26613;1365436333;Namworld;actually I don't think I can do a partial forced buyback... anyway -26612;1365436362;ThickAsThieves;make two accounts -26611;1365436373;ThickAsThieves;buy at market -26610;1365436389;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: heh, too bad most people dont own starcraft 2 -26609;1365436412;Namworld;I do... but I wouldn't play tournaments... -26608;1365436416;ThickAsThieves;no time for games -26607;1365436432;Namworld;I hardly have time here too -26606;1365436434;DeaDTerra;Well I think gamers and Bitcoin interest should coincide pretty well :) -26605;1365436448;DeaDTerra;It's just a sit and go, you jump in and play whenever you want and can leave anytime. -26604;1365436461;Namworld;I also have a hard time with RTS, but no problem with turn-based -26603;1365436467;DeaDTerra;If you win your group you are awarded some BTC, if not you can just play again with an ew group -26602;1365436492;Namworld;I can't keep up with fast multi-tasking -26601;1365436570;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: I think gamers should honestly quit. -26600;1365436577;Diablo-D3;Believe in Satoshi -26599;1365436583;Diablo-D3;Do something important with their lives instead of wasting time -26598;1365436604;Namworld;Become monks in the temple of Satoshi? -26597;1365436637;Namworld;Games are not a waste of time more than any other leisure activity... It's just entertainment. -26596;1365436639;Diablo-D3;No, become the body of Satoshi so that he may work through you. -26595;1365436643;ChaangNo_;;;200 -26594;1365436643;gribble;Error: "200" is not a valid command. -26593;1365436645;ChaangNo_;;;goxlag -26592;1365436645;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.019954 seconds. During this time, light travels 3.99875925839e-05 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -26591;1365436651;ChaangNo_;;;asks 200 -26590;1365436653;gribble;There are currently 8269.9158 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 1620932.97386 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -26589;1365436655;Diablo-D3;Namworld: one does not NEED entertainment -26588;1365436668;ChaangNo_;;; asks 199.99 -26587;1365436669;gribble;There are currently 6712.3312 bitcoins offered at or under 199.99 USD, worth 1309416.70044 USD in total. | Data vintage: 15.7117 seconds -26586;1365436675;Diablo-D3;We are only on Earth for a short time, why waste it doing dumb shit? -26585;1365436719;gesell;gaming is rather useful -26584;1365436737;gesell;flexes problem solving skills, creates a culture demanding achievments -26583;1365436749;punkman;not all games are equal -26582;1365436753;gesell;if translated back (those skills) in a minor way to the real world this has some social impact -26581;1365436756;deadweasel;so do productive tasks -26580;1365436763;Diablo-D3;gesell: starcraft 2 is not one of those games. -26579;1365436779;ThickAsThieves;after a while, games are just timesucks -26578;1365436802;gesell;the world is a thousand times better than people spend their time in WoW or SC2. every person playing games is one less watching tv. Games are not the most productive but at least they are paticipatory -26577;1365436810;gesell;s/than/with -26576;1365436829;deadweasel;better than tv, yes. that is not saying much. -26575;1365436836;Diablo-D3;gesell: they are not productive at all -26574;1365436836;gesell;says a lot actually -26573;1365436846;Diablo-D3;Games are a prison. -26572;1365436850;Diablo-D3;So is TV, so are movies, -26571;1365436859;ThickAsThieves;bitcoin is a prison -26570;1365436864;gesell;entertainment is a prison -26569;1365436871;gesell;the type of entertainment is different -26568;1365436876;DeaDTerra;Gaming is a hobby, it's a entertainment but can also be a way to improve multitasking, micro management and coordination. -26567;1365436881;deadweasel;tv is makes you dumb and full of shit. games are interactively brain sucks.. :) -26566;1365436888;Diablo-D3;Did you know more "food" is grown in Farmville than in real life? -26565;1365436890;DeaDTerra;It's only a prison if you let it catch you -26564;1365436892;ThickAsThieves;tv isnt ALL bad -26563;1365436893;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 ahaha good one. -26562;1365436893;ThickAsThieves;geez -26561;1365436895;deadweasel;sorta like this room, only i learn stuff here. -26560;1365436897;gesell;Diablo-D3: lol -26559;1365436899;punkman;I think TV helps me understand other people a lot -26558;1365436921;Diablo-D3;DeaDTerra: humans suck at multitasking -26557;1365436927;deadweasel;no it doesn't -26556;1365436927;Diablo-D3;it should just not be performed at all -26555;1365436938;Diablo-D3;just focus on the task at hand until its done -26554;1365436948;deadweasel;tv helps you understand bullshit drama. -26553;1365436958;deadweasel;its not real... -26552;1365436963;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13654259702.png here's a fresh one. -26551;1365436974;deadweasel;makes you crazy and bel;ieve crazy things -26550;1365437023;mircea_popescu;meanwhile in gaza strip : Police in Hamas-ruled Gaza have started grabbing young men with long or gel-styled spiky hair off the streets, bundling them into jeeps, mocking them and shaving their heads. -26549;1365437033;ThickAsThieves;it can be argued there is no such thing as multitasking -26548;1365437045;mircea_popescu;i can tiotally see why the libertards are supporting palestine against israel. -26547;1365437049;ThickAsThieves;youre mostly just ignoring a lot of things at once -26546;1365437060;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: supporting either is against Satoshi, really. -26545;1365437066;gesell;http://www.ted.com/talks/jane_mcgonigal_gaming_can_make_a_better_world.html -26544;1365437079;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 myeah. -26543;1365437109;Diablo-D3;gesell: Ive already seen it, I dont subscribe to that belief -26542;1365437125;Diablo-D3;its just a bizarre subset of "practice makes perfect" -26541;1365437194;Diablo-D3;I don't know why more people don't free themselves from their prisons. -26540;1365437222;punkman;why would they? -26539;1365437229;Diablo-D3;Let Satoshi work through you, the Savior, Lord, and King of Humanity. -26538;1365437283;deadweasel;Diablo-D3: time for #bitcoin-church -26537;1365437315;punkman;http://kopimism.me/ -26536;1365437338;mircea_popescu;who's punkman anyway ? -26535;1365437366;gesell;Diablo-D3: so i agree with you then. i just would say that yes changing the addiction to gaming would be an improvment but the addiction to gaming is already an improvement from prior forms of entertainment -26534;1365437387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 600 @ 0.00276111 = 1.6567 BTC [-] -26533;1365437396;Diablo-D3;gesell: yes, but we'd be better off to just ending all addicitons -26532;1365437402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 125 @ 0.00276101 = 0.3451 BTC [-] -26531;1365437404;gesell;I dont know where you live but I'd be happier to see people spend less time addicted to entertainment sports on TV than gaming -26530;1365437417;gesell;nah, addictions will always exist -26529;1365437436;mircea_popescu;addiction fundamentally works on the pathways that allow you to fall in love. -26528;1365437440;deadweasel;gesell, yes, you're right they always exist -26527;1365437460;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, but if you love Satoshi, then that is all the pathway massaging you need. -26526;1365437466;deadweasel;right now it's btc information. but i learn here. -26525;1365437472;mircea_popescu;who are you to say what massaging i need ? -26524;1365437483;punkman;"most of the really pleasant things in life are worth endlessly repeating." -26523;1365437498;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: then you are not a follower of Satoshi -26522;1365437503;mircea_popescu;punkman srsly, do we know you under a previous incarnation ? -26521;1365437514;punkman;mircea_popescu: doubtful -26520;1365437523;mircea_popescu;a ok. do you run any service or anything ? -26519;1365437551;punkman;various things in the works, not yet -26518;1365437557;mircea_popescu;aite. -26517;1365437559;punkman;I'm here to learn -26516;1365437629;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00065873 = 1.9762 BTC [+] -26515;1365438334;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 120 @ 0.009933 = 1.192 BTC [-] -26514;1365438540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00065356 = 1.9607 BTC [-] -26513;1365438567;thestringpuller;good to hear punkman -26512;1365438601;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999 -26511;1365438603;gribble;There are currently 38628.507 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 420248240.474 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0020 seconds -26510;1365438616;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -26509;1365438616;gribble;There are currently 31440065 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11260061.3773 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.8361 seconds -26508;1365438664;ThickAsThieves;so if coins avail affects price, along with bid dollar total, we should see a little plateau or dip right now -26507;1365438763;thestringpuller;am I seeing that correctly? -26506;1365438768;thestringpuller;34 million? -26505;1365438778;ThickAsThieves;? -26504;1365438801;thestringpuller;31 million* -26503;1365438817;thestringpuller;31 million coins are demanded -26502;1365438818;ThickAsThieves;meaningless number imo -26501;1365438823;mircea_popescu;yeah. -26500;1365438830;ChaangNoi;yeah but 21 million of them are my asks at .00001 -26499;1365438836;ThickAsThieves;^ -26498;1365438862;jurov;;;bids 1 -26497;1365438863;gribble;There are currently 317488.65 bitcoins demanded at or over 1.0 USD, worth 11240718.5782 USD in total. | Data vintage: 113.9340 seconds -26496;1365438874;thestringpuller;there we gp -26495;1365438880;thestringpuller;there we go lol -26494;1365438885;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -26493;1365438896;ThickAsThieves;still meaningless -26492;1365438904;ThickAsThieves;dollars matters more -26491;1365438906;jurov;a bit less meaningless -26490;1365438910;jurov;;;bids 5 -26489;1365438911;gribble;There are currently 201529.11 bitcoins demanded at or over 5.0 USD, worth 11005649.7257 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0124 seconds -26488;1365438916;thestringpuller;;;vol -26487;1365438917;gribble;Error: "vol" is not a valid command. -26486;1365438918;mircea_popescu;Guest31437 are you the forum wealth advisor guy ? -26485;1365438920;thestringpuller;;;volume -26484;1365438921;gribble;Error: "volume" is not a valid command. -26483;1365438926;thestringpuller;it there a way to see volume? -26482;1365438932;jurov;;;depth -26481;1365438933;gribble;Error: "depth" is not a valid command. -26480;1365438937;jurov;dunno -26479;1365438938;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -26478;1365438939;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 188.50004, Best ask: 188.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.39996, Last trade: 188.50004, 24 hour volume: 88117.25656920, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 191.00000, 24 hour vwap: 170.38540 -26477;1365438948;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 39 @ 0.12811778 = 4.9966 BTC [+] -26476;1365438966;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 9999999 -26475;1365438967;gribble;There are currently 38550.022 bitcoins offered at or under 9999999.0 USD, worth 196430772.993 USD in total. | Data vintage: 56.0385 seconds -26474;1365438968;Guest31437;mircea - yes. MPOE let me know about this resource, figured I'd check it out. -26473;1365438972;thestringpuller;mpoe users are being very cautious... -26472;1365438988;thestringpuller;perhaps the BCB has lost control of the price -26471;1365439007;mircea_popescu;Guest31437 hehe okay. -26470;1365439034;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller jus' fer you, fresh from the user contributed pits : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13654259702.png -26469;1365439353;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C155T] 10 @ 0.24917244 = 2.4917 BTC [+] -26468;1365439418;kakobrekla;lol -26467;1365439428;kakobrekla;say something bad about devs so we get more cheap coins , quikcly -26466;1365439445;splnkr;devz sux -26465;1365439460;kakobrekla;these beans are shit. -26464;1365439464;kakobrekla;i mean, these devs are shit. -26463;1365439489;splnkr;unless they're magic devs, in which case you can use them to make a devstalk -26462;1365439526;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999 -26461;1365439529;gribble;There are currently 38837.418 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 420348159.519 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0020 seconds -26460;1365439534;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -26459;1365439535;gribble;There are currently 31438380 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11294377.3662 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.7703 seconds -26458;1365439543;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla aww why haet. -26457;1365439547;splnkr;if you're lucky, this devstalk will lead to untold riches; but there's a good chance there's also an angry giant up there waiting to crush you -26456;1365439555;splnkr;sounds basically like bitcoin, right? =P -26455;1365439565;kakobrekla;cause devs suck at life i herd -26454;1365439568;kakobrekla;hehe -26453;1365439572;mircea_popescu;hehehe -26452;1365439591;mircea_popescu;actually, i think you'll like the bitcoin/fiat relationship one -26451;1365439593;mircea_popescu;where was it -26450;1365439599;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136542105834.jpg -26449;1365439608;kakobrekla;:D -26448;1365439806;thestringpuller;what is that supposed to mean popescu "A ponzi could not have survived april 3 through 7th" -26447;1365439854;mircea_popescu;well... trend trading tends to go bust when the trend leaves. -26446;1365439911;ThickAsThieves;my prediction of a plateau is holding true so far -26445;1365439924;thestringpuller;plateau hasn't arrived yet -26444;1365439927;thestringpuller;maybe 200 a coin? -26443;1365439933;ThickAsThieves;i mean short term -26442;1365439953;ThickAsThieves;i'm looking at correlation of bitcoins available to bitcoin value -26441;1365439962;ThickAsThieves;along with bids dollars up -26440;1365439974;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -26439;1365439975;gribble;There are currently 31438713 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11320552.5806 USD in total. | Data vintage: 106.2635 seconds -26438;1365439983;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999 -26437;1365439983;gribble;There are currently 39373.803 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 420456772.352 USD in total. | Data vintage: 114.6406 seconds -26436;1365439995;Namworld;I know plenty of people (including myself) are just holding to BTC, which reduce available BTC -26435;1365440005;Namworld;actually not true... I've been selling a bit -26434;1365440008;deadweasel;14,000 in gox queue -26433;1365440011;ThickAsThieves;price should continue to hold -26432;1365440028;ThickAsThieves;til coins available comes down, or bid dollar total goes up -26431;1365440056;Namworld;But also tons of news about BTC and rising prices... -26430;1365440067;Namworld;I guess it's just attracting lots of capital -26429;1365440082;mircea_popescu;this one special for asciilifeform http://m.ibtimes.co.uk/italy-robbery-a9-van-heist-454638.html -26428;1365440175;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00247 BTC [+] -26427;1365440180;jcpham;$1000 correction -26426;1365440193;jcpham;needs moar digit -26425;1365440217;mircea_popescu;fuck you omg -26424;1365440227;mircea_popescu;if i end up having to change mpsics each month ;( -26423;1365440266;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C161T] 12 @ 0.22895486 = 2.7475 BTC -26422;1365440321;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3 @ 0.000649 = 0.0019 BTC [+] -26421;1365440334;MJR_;its not too standard, but it is plenty codey -26420;1365440338;MJR_;so it all evens out... -26419;1365440341;MJR_;:) -26418;1365440351;Namworld;we're already almost at 200... -26417;1365440356;MJR_;yeah -26416;1365440359;Namworld;options will need changing... -26415;1365440369;MJR_;maybe the price goes wherever he sets the highest option -26414;1365440371;Namworld;then again and again... and then maybe backward... -26413;1365440374;bit_nutz;anyone know if price to join mpex is still 30 btc? seems ridiculously high -26412;1365440379;MJR_;LOL -26411;1365440382;mircea_popescu;bit_nutz yes, it is. -26410;1365440384;MJR_;still 30 btc -26409;1365440387;Namworld;yes, still 30 BTC -26408;1365440400;ThickAsThieves;if you make opts up to 400, will you then go to $5 increments? -26407;1365440405;MJR_;go to coinbr...thats prob what you are looking for -26406;1365440405;ThickAsThieves;or such -26405;1365440406;Namworld;So like over 5k USD to join -26404;1365440410;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves probably. -26403;1365440413;bit_nutz;thanks MP. any plan to bring that down? -26402;1365440421;mircea_popescu;bit_nutz no, it is onl;y going up. -26401;1365440425;MJR_;hehehe -26400;1365440428;Namworld;It's never going to go down... -26399;1365440436;MJR_;bit_nutz: coinbr is the way to go -26398;1365440440;Namworld;No matter how high BTC price goes up. -26397;1365440447;ThickAsThieves;MP does not go down -26396;1365440449;ThickAsThieves;sry -26395;1365440451;mircea_popescu;lol -26394;1365440460;mircea_popescu;actually i do, if i like the girl. -26393;1365440466;MJR_;bit_nutz: it is a broker, while MPEX is an exchange...different models, i think you are looking for a few trades without a huge investmenet -26392;1365440512;MJR_;bit_nutz: if you need or want a referral code, hit me up -26391;1365440513;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 9999999 -26390;1365440513;gribble;There are currently 39116.983 bitcoins offered at or under 9999999.0 USD, worth 196584826.522 USD in total. | Data vintage: 86.4966 seconds -26389;1365440518;bit_nutz;exactly, MJR, thank you very much. actually looking for both, but no way can i convince anyone to get in at that price -26388;1365440524;bVector;if anyone is looking to make some guaranteed money icbit is looking for market makers -26387;1365440524;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -26386;1365440524;gribble;There are currently 31431215 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11320050.13 USD in total. | Data vintage: 97.7643 seconds -26385;1365440531;jurov;someone forgot to offer coinbr affiliate url ;) -26384;1365440538;bVector;contango is >$50 on their exchange -26383;1365440550;ThickAsThieves;https://coinbr.com/ref?c=Q9gPSuUvYS -26382;1365440560;MJR_;damn you beating me to the punch lol -26381;1365440560;MJR_;https://coinbr.com/ref?c=K61tnZTE2J -26380;1365440565;jurov;haha -26379;1365440569;ThickAsThieves;mine is better tho -26378;1365440573;MJR_;hahaha -26377;1365440588;MJR_;his link is only for extra special traders... -26376;1365440595;ThickAsThieves;it comes with good karma and luck -26375;1365440596;bit_nutz;much appreciated fellas! -26374;1365440600;MJR_;no problem -26373;1365440603;ThickAsThieves;:) -26372;1365440606;MJR_;we are joking around, jurov runs coinbr -26371;1365440614;bit_nutz;i'll create two accounts :) -26370;1365440624;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C188T] 25 @ 0.1535142 = 3.8379 BTC [+] -26369;1365440625;MJR_;and has a referral program, but that being said, its still the best option to trade on mpex without paying 30btc -26368;1365440667;bit_nutz;coinbr's seat itself starting to price in....just like one on the comex -26367;1365440675;MJR_;bit_nutz: you'll get twice the account management fees :( don't recommend that approach, also small fee to withdraw so deposit only what you plan to invest -26366;1365440688;MJR_;thats the idea -26365;1365440729;jurov;the idea is not to use coinbr as wallet -26364;1365440732;MJR_;TBH, if the future goes the way I think it will, $6k for a seat on MPeX is chump change -26363;1365440732;bit_nutz;yeah unfortunately not much in the way of alternatives. i greatly appreciate the info so far. I will take a look at coinbr -26362;1365440755;bit_nutz;totally agreed mjr -26361;1365440757;MJR_;has anyone actually done the NYSE seat vs MPeX seat metric indicator? -26360;1365440800;ThickAsThieves;jurov, when/how do referral monies get deposited? -26359;1365440803;MJR_;I honestly think that soon we will move past OMG its bitcoins -26358;1365440814;Namworld;idk, but I'm glad i got my MPEx account months ago -26357;1365440815;ThickAsThieves;i think i referred bgupta -26356;1365440816;jurov;ThickAsThieves: once every week or two -26355;1365440820;ThickAsThieves;word -26354;1365440826;MJR_;and people will just weigh going public on which one provides the best access to capital for the lowest fees... -26353;1365440873;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -26352;1365440875;gribble;MtGox lag is 76.902355 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.154111458378 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -26351;1365440879;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -26350;1365440880;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 188.90000, Best ask: 189.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 189.00000, 24 hour volume: 88206.66727086, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 191.00000, 24 hour vwap: 170.78915 -26349;1365440996;jcpham;it might have been a bubble last week -26348;1365441004;jcpham;now we're correcting to 4 digits -26347;1365441008;jcpham;watch -26346;1365441018;mircea_popescu;kinda the idea. -26345;1365441025;jcpham;zoom. -26344;1365441048;bVector;you cant define a bubble in the present -26343;1365441061;mircea_popescu;bVector i'm not sure who'd have the guts to MM someone else's service. -26342;1365441124;bVector;mircea_popescu: I know right? guy has been liquidating contracts below market value instead of MM himself -26341;1365441126;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: will you have to adjust calls to 1000 soon? -26340;1365441171;mircea_popescu;bVector which seems suspect. i had an adventure mming it months ago -26339;1365441182;mircea_popescu;it didn't work too well, he got called out for it, fixed some stuff then -26338;1365441186;mircea_popescu;but it seems it relapsed. -26337;1365441194;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well im sure eventually. -26336;1365441212;mircea_popescu;bVector http://trilema.com/2012/icbitse-the-bucket-shop/ -26335;1365441224;thestringpuller;lol -26334;1365441266;thestringpuller;;;bids 180 -26333;1365441268;gribble;There are currently 3089.0012 bitcoins demanded at or over 180.0 USD, worth 566325.439336 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0049 seconds -26332;1365441278;thestringpuller;;;asks 200 -26331;1365441279;gribble;There are currently 9862.9621 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 1929350.42126 USD in total. | Data vintage: 10.2263 seconds -26330;1365441284;bVector;mircea_popescu: oh haha I had read that already, but I didnt notice it was from you -26329;1365441290;thestringpuller;$avg -26328;1365441294;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 170.08 -26327;1365441296;mircea_popescu;i c -26326;1365441347;jurov;new coin* service: www.coinslut.com -26325;1365441353;jurov;ffuuuu expensive as hell -26324;1365441411;mircea_popescu;speaking of which -26323;1365441424;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999 -26322;1365441426;gribble;There are currently 39430.078 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 420409427.646 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -26321;1365441432;mircea_popescu;twitter hottie : @Mircea_Popescu Yes. I don't want to see dude feet any more than I have to. -26320;1365441439;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -26319;1365441439;gribble;There are currently 31457697 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11443716.5492 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.4931 seconds -26318;1365441475;mircea_popescu;my reply : http://trilema.com/2012/vali-perfu-grupu-de-puleti-si-succesele-online-trei-pasi-simpli/ Scroll down to last pic. I'm wearing the suit. -26317;1365441483;mircea_popescu;her reply is probably arriving chunked. -26316;1365441509;ThickAsThieves;plateau coming to an end soon probly -26315;1365441513;ThickAsThieves;uptick possible -26314;1365441525;MJR_;yes i saw coinslut -26313;1365441527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 130 @ 0.00301846 = 0.3924 BTC [+] -26312;1365441534;MJR_;another imitator of buttcoin i suppose -26311;1365441539;MJR_;jk -26310;1365441595;ThickAsThieves;there it goes! -26309;1365441615;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -26308;1365441616;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 190.98699, Best ask: 190.98700, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 190.98700, 24 hour volume: 87974.69014358, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 191.00000, 24 hour vwap: 171.11316 -26307;1365441621;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -26306;1365441622;gribble;MtGox lag is 2.538403 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00508693119062 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its largest moon, Ganymede (0.007155 AU). -26305;1365441626;bVector;mircea_popescu: is there a better site with bitcoin futures? -26304;1365441644;mircea_popescu;bVector the jesse powell character is making something -26303;1365441647;mircea_popescu;kraken.com -26302;1365441656;mircea_popescu;maybe tghat works out. -26301;1365441819;bVector;is he known to be trusted? I haven't heard of him -26300;1365442055;deadweasel;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170394.new#new -26299;1365442067;deadweasel;scammers be scammin -26298;1365442136;error4733;;;ticker -26297;1365442137;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 192.20000, Best ask: 193.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.80000, Last trade: 192.20000, 24 hour volume: 88061.73622108, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 191.00000, 24 hour vwap: 171.14007 -26296;1365442249;MJR_;has anything come of kraken yet? their website still had ipsum dolor text on it last i saw -26295;1365442258;mircea_popescu;bVector he's of the old guard. -26294;1365442266;mircea_popescu;haven't heard him associated with any serious scam. -26293;1365442273;mircea_popescu;MJR_ not afauik -26292;1365442446;punkman;who's jesse powell? -26291;1365442506;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -26290;1365442507;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 192.99001, Best ask: 193.09998, Bid-ask spread: 0.10997, Last trade: 191.50000, 24 hour volume: 90183.15818362, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 193.45000, 24 hour vwap: 171.75101 -26289;1365442515;pizzaman1337;golly -26288;1365442594;deadweasel;punkman> who's jesse powell? -26287;1365442595;deadweasel;punkman> who's jesse powell? -26286;1365442620;deadweasel;kraken guy? any other projects? -26285;1365442643;punkman;btcx.com which redirectis to ogrr.com -26284;1365442659;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 220 @ 0.0029 = 0.638 BTC [-] -26283;1365442704;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 210 @ 0.00286 = 0.6006 BTC [-] -26282;1365442716;punkman;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159974.0 -26281;1365442729;punkman;^ kraken announcement -26280;1365442890;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7889 BTC [+] -26279;1365442912;ZedsterX;kraken open? -26278;1365442947;ZedsterX;nope -26277;1365442982;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C188T] 6 @ 0.15614512 = 0.9369 BTC [+] -26276;1365443017;taub;that's a really slick looking site -26275;1365443028;punkman;https://dl.dropbox.com/u/86939820/pics/bitcoin/20130404_Kraken_Bernanke.png heh -26274;1365443097;lippoper;;;ticker -26273;1365443098;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 194.50000, Best ask: 194.73000, Bid-ask spread: 0.23000, Last trade: 194.73000, 24 hour volume: 89843.21704685, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.50002, 24 hour vwap: 172.12077 -26272;1365443099;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: why is the bot not quoting? -26271;1365443199;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999 -26270;1365443218;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -26269;1365443228;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlaglag -26268;1365443229;gribble;Error: "goxlaglag" is not a valid command. -26267;1365443232;ThickAsThieves;:) -26266;1365443276;deadweasel;is kraken doing an ipo on mpex -26265;1365443278;deadweasel;? -26264;1365443286;gribble;There are currently 36581.849 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 419801324.502 USD in total. | Data vintage: 164.9477 seconds -26263;1365443332;thestringpuller;$avg -26262;1365443334;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 170.98 -26261;1365443337;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -26260;1365443359;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -26259;1365443456;gribble;There are currently 31464437 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11366933.4495 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0111 seconds -26258;1365443490;ThickAsThieves;195 soon if gox will allow it -26257;1365443519;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -26256;1365443522;gribble;MtGox lag is 58.739646 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.117713592902 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -26255;1365443564;lippoper;;;avg -26254;1365443565;gribble;Error: "avg" is not a valid command. -26253;1365443568;ThickAsThieves;its also amazing that ltc is holding value thru this -26252;1365443568;lippoper;;;average -26251;1365443568;gribble;Error: "average" is not a valid command. -26250;1365443571;ThickAsThieves;$avg -26249;1365443572;lippoper;$avg -26248;1365443572;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 171.16 -26247;1365443573;mpexbot;lippoper: 171.16 -26246;1365443576;lippoper;ehehe -26245;1365443589;lippoper;;;asks 300 -26244;1365443591;gribble;There are currently 15948.06 bitcoins offered at or under 300.0 USD, worth 3706948.78658 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0021 seconds -26243;1365443602;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 199.94 -26242;1365443602;gribble;There are currently 3855.1291 bitcoins offered at or under 199.94 USD, worth 759220.047747 USD in total. | Data vintage: 10.5840 seconds -26241;1365443606;lippoper;;;asks 50 -26240;1365443608;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 14.8828 seconds -26239;1365443615;lippoper;;;asks 90 -26238;1365443615;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 90.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 23.6206 seconds -26237;1365443619;lippoper;;;asks 110 -26236;1365443619;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 110.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 27.8344 seconds -26235;1365443624;ThickAsThieves;? -26234;1365443625;lippoper;;;asks 150 -26233;1365443626;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 150.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.5021 seconds -26232;1365443628;ThickAsThieves;lol -26231;1365443629;lippoper;wow -26230;1365443632;ThickAsThieves;bids -26229;1365443638;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 150 -26228;1365443638;gribble;There are currently 18429.761 bitcoins demanded at or over 150.0 USD, worth 3051393.88302 USD in total. | Data vintage: 46.7858 seconds -26227;1365443639;lippoper;doh -26226;1365443642;lippoper;thanks -26225;1365443660;lippoper;;;bids 50 -26224;1365443661;gribble;There are currently 80504.919 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 8958437.24309 USD in total. | Data vintage: 68.8759 seconds -26223;1365443664;lippoper;lol -26222;1365443679;lippoper;;;bids 30 -26221;1365443680;gribble;There are currently 105045.26 bitcoins demanded at or over 30.0 USD, worth 9923771.06027 USD in total. | Data vintage: 88.2456 seconds -26220;1365443703;ThickAsThieves;lag at 219s... -26219;1365443721;ThickAsThieves;the price is too damn high! -26218;1365443782;lippoper;the rent is too damn high -26217;1365443783;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 70 @ 0.13203322 = 9.2423 BTC [+] -26216;1365443784;lippoper;sell? -26215;1365443793;lippoper;hedge? -26214;1365443809;lippoper;what to hedge with, LTCs? -26213;1365443813;lippoper;PPCs -26212;1365443816;lippoper;PCPs? -26211;1365443818;lippoper;hehe -26210;1365443819;pizzaman1337;mpex options -26209;1365443850;lippoper;I don't really understand the options at all ;-( -26208;1365443861;lippoper;is there a FAQ for like 4 year olds? -26207;1365443907;zomgwtfninjabbq;hi all -26206;1365443918;MJR_;zomgwtfninjabbq: what up! -26205;1365443978;ThickAsThieves;its kinda suspicious that gox and bitcoincharts lag out at the same time -26204;1365443993;ThickAsThieves;not absurd, but if you are the tinfoil hat type... -26203;1365444017;deadweasel;lippoper: https://www.bitcoinforum.com/coinbr-com/call-option-calculation/?PHPSESSID=jabiqffp0mrceg0a2j6u43tm65 -26202;1365444058;thestringpuller;$avg -26201;1365444059;mpexbot;thestringpuller: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -26200;1365444066;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -26199;1365444067;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -26198;1365444074;thestringpuller;;;goxlags -26197;1365444074;gribble;Error: "goxlags" is not a valid command. -26196;1365444076;pizzaman1337;aw -26195;1365444076;deadweasel;;;goxlag -26194;1365444077;gribble;MtGox lag is 357.72889 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.716884690228 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -26193;1365444079;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -26192;1365444080;gribble;MtGox lag is 360.213922 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.721864666532 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -26191;1365444148;deadweasel;$avg -26190;1365444152;mpexbot;deadweasel: 171.67 -26189;1365444497;MJR_;;;goxlag -26188;1365444497;gribble;MtGox lag is 14.881836 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0298230327187 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -26187;1365444516;MJR_;;;ticker -26186;1365444517;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 192.07865, Best ask: 193.99900, Bid-ask spread: 1.92035, Last trade: 190.00000, 24 hour volume: 90533.62221495, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 172.38382 -26185;1365444569;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00247 BTC [+] -26184;1365444576;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 3 @ 0.00248 = 0.0074 BTC [+] -26183;1365444654;mircea_popescu;http://www.foxnews.com/world/2013/04/08/sticky-fingers-thieves-steal-5-tons-nutella-chocolate-spread-from-trailer-in/ -26182;1365444659;mircea_popescu;bitcoin's competition. -26181;1365444692;punkman;https://peerbet.org/list.php -26180;1365444705;ThickAsThieves;5 tons is only $20000? -26179;1365444732;ThickAsThieves;glad i'm not in the sugary spread business -26178;1365444741;zomgwtfninjabbq;seriously thats weak sauce -26177;1365444772;mircea_popescu;how much would you want it to be -26176;1365444780;lippoper;as much as maple syrup -26175;1365444781;mircea_popescu;16 euros a kg. seems plenty. -26174;1365444785;zomgwtfninjabbq;5 tons should be more -26173;1365444789;mircea_popescu;maple syrup is overpriced. -26172;1365444792;MJR_;;;calc 0.43325828 * 172 -26171;1365444792;gribble;74.52042416 -26170;1365444798;gesell;ThickAsThieves: as i remember, mtgox sponsors bitcoincharts hosting so not so odd i guess that they would experiance similar uptimes -26169;1365444810;mircea_popescu;yeah! points at bitcoinity :D -26168;1365444826;mircea_popescu;zomgwtfninjabbq hm actually you have a point, 5 tons for 16k is cheapo -26167;1365444830;ThickAsThieves;i use bitcoinity now on my tablet as a 2nd monitor -26166;1365444835;zomgwtfninjabbq;look at the OP price @ walmart http://www.walmart.com/ip/17194868?wmlspartner=wlpa&adid=22222222227000000000&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=&wl3=21486607510&wl4=&wl5=pla&veh=sem -26165;1365444838;ThickAsThieves;i'm so 2013 -26164;1365444861;zomgwtfninjabbq;those guys should be millionaries if they can move the product lol -26163;1365444879;lippoper;26.5oz = $115 -26162;1365444884;zomgwtfninjabbq;its a pack of 12 -26161;1365444898;zomgwtfninjabbq;in all fairness :) -26160;1365444929;lippoper;12*26.5 = $115 -26159;1365444937;lippoper;;;calc 12*26.5 -26158;1365444938;gribble;318 -26157;1365444942;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -26156;1365444943;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 days, 23 hours, 33 minutes, and 10 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -26155;1365444955;lippoper;;;seen KRS1 -26154;1365444955;gribble;KRS1 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 0 hours, 13 minutes, and 16 seconds ago: then unF unF unF all night long buttsecks -26153;1365445042;ThickAsThieves;whats the next largest market to gox? -26152;1365445054;lippoper;lol -26151;1365445070;ThickAsThieves;there was a girl in here! -26150;1365445075;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.4 = 2 BTC [+] -26149;1365445091;jcpham;GO AWAY NO SECUITIES HERE gp5st -26148;1365445099;gp5st;? -26147;1365445115;jcpham;i saw what coingenuity said -26146;1365445130;gp5st;yes, i don't expect to be anonomous on here -26145;1365445147;gp5st;i'm just curious why you're sending me away before i even said anything -26144;1365445161;lippoper;mtgox first, then bitstamp ? -26143;1365445167;coingenuity;hes just joking -26142;1365445172;lippoper;btc-e -26141;1365445191;lippoper;1. mtgox -26140;1365445191;lippoper;2. bitstamp -26139;1365445191;lippoper;3. btc-e -26138;1365445227;ThickAsThieves;182 -26137;1365445231;ThickAsThieves;190 -26136;1365445233;ThickAsThieves;hehe -26135;1365445245;lippoper;193 at bitstamp -26134;1365445251;lippoper;180 at btc-e -26133;1365445256;lippoper;190 at gox -26132;1365445270;ThickAsThieves;8 minites ago... -26131;1365445274;ThickAsThieves;minutes* -26130;1365445285;lippoper;not that much different now -26129;1365445290;lippoper;lol -26128;1365445293;lippoper;180 -26127;1365445312;lippoper;;goxlag -26126;1365445316;lippoper;;;goxlag -26125;1365445316;gribble;MtGox lag is 530.31955 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.06275444045 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -26124;1365445334;lippoper;There are no sell orders in mtgox LMAO -26123;1365445341;lippoper;http://bitcoinity.org/markets?currency=USD&exchange=mtgox -26122;1365445353;MJR_;so... -26121;1365445358;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C167T] 12 @ 0.21687369 = 2.6025 BTC -26120;1365445368;lippoper;so it rebounded right back -26119;1365445386;lippoper;to 190 and back to 180 -26118;1365445391;lippoper;it looks crazy -26117;1365445393;MJR_;lol -26116;1365445404;lippoper;and back again -26115;1365445421;lippoper;;;ticker -26114;1365445421;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 185.00000, Best ask: 188.00000, Bid-ask spread: 3.00000, Last trade: 188.00000, 24 hour volume: 90533.62221495, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 172.38382 -26113;1365445442;deadweasel;rip roarin' monday! -26112;1365445444;taub;trading with this lag is so risky... -26111;1365445448;lippoper;;;goxlag -26110;1365445449;gribble;MtGox lag is 547.256203 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.09669530343 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -26109;1365445450;MJR_;its hilarious is what it is -26108;1365445455;MJR_;HAHAHA -26107;1365445459;deadweasel;gotta get your sea legs lippoper -26106;1365445459;MJR_;that is insane lag -26105;1365445484;lippoper;on btc-e.com last night, someone sold and bought a btc for 1 euro, fat finger typo, brought the price down temporarily -26104;1365445485;MJR_;watch spread hit $10, people hitting both bid and ask...cuz limit orders are too l33t -26103;1365445517;taub;with limit you risk getting your order in in 10 minutes and price being way somewhere else already -26102;1365445530;jcpham;i was joking gp5st -26101;1365445531;taub;and not getting a fill, with market order the same, getting a fill when you DONT want it hah -26100;1365445532;jcpham;totally -26099;1365445574;gp5st;jcpham: no worries:) -26098;1365445584;MJR_;well...good point...same risk with market -26097;1365445595;MJR_;but at least i know what price i would get with limit -26096;1365445607;MJR_;dude the book is so flat right now -26095;1365445616;lippoper;;;ticker -26094;1365445617;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 189.00000, Best ask: 189.09253, Bid-ask spread: 0.09253, Last trade: 189.09253, 24 hour volume: 90533.62221495, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 172.38382 -26093;1365445625;MJR_;;;bids 0 -26092;1365445626;gribble;There are currently 31464316 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10965315.338 USD in total. | Data vintage: 55.2956 seconds -26091;1365445638;lippoper;;;bids 190 -26090;1365445639;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 190.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 68.5139 seconds -26089;1365445647;lippoper;;;bids 189 -26088;1365445647;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 189.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 77.1948 seconds -26087;1365445658;lippoper;;;bids 188 -26086;1365445659;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 188.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 88.2749 seconds -26085;1365445662;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999999 -26084;1365445663;gribble;There are currently 38611.831 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999999.0 USD, worth 124133572427.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 92.3664 seconds -26083;1365445668;lippoper;;;asks 188 -26082;1365445668;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 188.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 97.7439 seconds -26081;1365445680;lippoper;;;asks 185 -26080;1365445681;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 185.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 110.1619 seconds -26079;1365445684;lippoper;;;bids 185 -26078;1365445684;gribble;There are currently 59.464252 bitcoins demanded at or over 185.0 USD, worth 11003.0167388 USD in total. | Data vintage: 113.8411 seconds -26077;1365445717;lippoper;;;seen krs-1 -26076;1365445717;gribble;krs-1 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 days, 1 hour, 5 minutes, and 20 seconds ago: you should use haskell -26075;1365445901;MJR_;damn the 194 bubble popped -26074;1365445912;MJR_;we're only at 188 now :( -26073;1365446041;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3102 = 0.6204 BTC [+] -26072;1365446054;mircea_popescu;aww -26071;1365446069;taub;as long as 180 holds -26070;1365446096;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -26069;1365446097;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 183.94810, Best ask: 184.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05190, Last trade: 184.00000, 24 hour volume: 90533.62221495, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 172.38382 -26068;1365446101;error4733;now way maybe a big correction to 150 ? -26067;1365446108;error4733;:D -26066;1365446127;bitesak;;;goxlag -26065;1365446127;gribble;MtGox lag is 626.757022 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.25601405457 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -26064;1365446188;jurov;Mt. Gox verification queue: 15500 -26063;1365446426;MJR_;geez that would be nice -26062;1365446458;deadweasel;;;goxlag -26061;1365446459;gribble;MtGox lag is 723.534724 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.4499554858 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -26060;1365446488;troc;they claim 21 employess will/are processing that queue -26059;1365446523;troc;how long does it take to actually verify a jpg do some data input ? -26058;1365446579;troc;do they actually do a proper authenticity check from some one in say uruguay ? -26057;1365446592;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.25001 BTC [-] -26056;1365446598;troc;document authenticity* -26055;1365446613;mircea_popescu;heh. -26054;1365446615;jurov;can't imagine... they would annoy all emmassies in tokyo -26053;1365446622;jurov;*embassies -26052;1365446652;mircea_popescu;the ability to verify arbitrary worldwide identity documents costs more than the entire bitcoin implicit mkt cap -26051;1365446668;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 10 @ 0.25 = 2.5 BTC [-] -26050;1365446685;troc;so this AML/KYC is a tick box excercise ? -26049;1365446692;troc;they have the data just in case -26048;1365446694;punkman;theatre -26047;1365446696;mircea_popescu;well the entire system is nonsense, so. -26046;1365446700;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 16 @ 0.24 = 3.84 BTC [-] -26045;1365446702;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.89 BTC [-] -26044;1365446722;mircea_popescu;aml/kyc exists so administration can claim "it's bank's fault" no matter what. -26043;1365446737;mircea_popescu;bank accepts this because it's nationalised anyway, not owned by someone to tell administration to get bent. -26042;1365446881;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3102 BTC [+] -26041;1365447034;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.12 BTC [+] -26040;1365447036;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 32 @ 0.119 = 3.808 BTC [-] -26039;1365447163;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 34 @ 0.0038 = 0.1292 BTC [-] -26038;1365447166;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00336 BTC [-] -26037;1365447169;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.003222 = 0.0322 BTC [-] -26036;1365447170;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 28 @ 0.003221 = 0.0902 BTC [-] -26035;1365447173;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 27 @ 0.00321 = 0.0867 BTC [-] -26034;1365447400;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -26033;1365447403;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 999999999 -26032;1365447405;gribble;There are currently 31463914 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11289394.0852 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0106 seconds -26031;1365447406;gribble;There are currently 42369.685 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999.0 USD, worth 3024365298.1 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.4389 seconds -26030;1365447422;ThickAsThieves;price gon dip more -26029;1365447581;MJR_;what was that second order volatility instrument jurov? -26028;1365447592;MJR_;volatility of volatility -26027;1365447620;jurov;https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.MPBPT-E , choose Options -26026;1365447635;jurov;but, as i said, it may be unusable -26025;1365447646;MJR_;yeah...we'll see, worth looking at -26024;1365447652;MJR_;could be good with a short straddle -26023;1365447656;MJR_;:) -26022;1365447677;jurov;plus, ukto asks 10% fee on them -26021;1365447683;mircea_popescu;"Dodd-Frank and Basel III rules are changing the OTC derivatives landscape significantly. http://bit.ly/Zd8VLy" -26020;1365447689;mircea_popescu;and i'm like... yeah, significantly. -26019;1365447712;MJR_;its mpoe bond pass through? -26018;1365447718;jurov;yes -26017;1365447729;MJR_;that is a measure of volatility? -26016;1365447749;jurov;if there's very high volatility, bonds lose -26015;1365447760;mircea_popescu;that's not exactly it -26014;1365447767;jurov;if there's medium volatility, they are more profitable -26013;1365447771;MJR_;yeah, its a pseudo measure -26012;1365447774;jurov;so yeah it's nontrivial -26011;1365447784;MJR_;yeah -26010;1365447788;MJR_;something though -26009;1365447788;mircea_popescu;yeah, i'd say high volatility increases their risk to either lose a lot or make a lot,. -26008;1365447803;MJR_;but it doesn't really do well for directional choices -26007;1365447828;MJR_;that is true...a strong downward pressure could prob make a ton right now -26006;1365447831;jurov;alternatively, you can do second order for difficulty -26005;1365447847;jurov;options for https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.iDiff-E -26004;1365447890;MJR_;that is cool too -26003;1365447931;MJR_;i guess what i was thinking was an option on a straddle... -26002;1365447971;jurov;if you dare to price something like that... -26001;1365448108;ThickAsThieves;going up again -26000;1365448113;ThickAsThieves;or not -25999;1365448114;ThickAsThieves;lol -25998;1365448172;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -25997;1365448172;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 180.99000, Best ask: 181.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 181.00000, 24 hour volume: 93351.05877440, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 173.59011 -25996;1365448202;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170399.0 this is lol -25995;1365448326;ThickAsThieves;considering the wallet has received 1.307 total, the man made a big impact -25994;1365448330;ThickAsThieves;lol -25993;1365448373;TomServo;heh, 'moment of weakness'. Yes, I'm sure it was fleeting. -25992;1365448417;thestringpuller;This is the greatest thing I have ever seen. -25991;1365448578;pgp;what about implied volatility on MPOE options? -25990;1365448601;pgp;is their some sort of measure? -25989;1365448655;thestringpuller;LOL -25988;1365448660;ThickAsThieves;179.50 -25987;1365448756;jurov;pgp, their price? -25986;1365448777;pgp;not really - wouldn't work that way... -25985;1365448805;thestringpuller;jurov: doesn't mpoe take in a volatility greek in it's pricing -25984;1365448816;lippoper;;;ticker -25983;1365448817;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 180.10000, Best ask: 181.76618, Bid-ask spread: 1.66618, Last trade: 180.10000, 24 hour volume: 93351.05877440, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 173.59011 -25982;1365448828;jurov;thestringpuller: how would i know? -25981;1365448833;pgp;and we're talking about the implied volatility on the 24 hour average... -25980;1365448847;ThickAsThieves;$avg -25979;1365448848;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -25978;1365448852;thestringpuller;jurov: based on all the trades you've made I dunno -25977;1365448863;pgp;what? vega? -25976;1365448866;thestringpuller;don't you know B-S or is that just smickles and popescu? -25975;1365448871;MJR_;http://www.bloomberg.com/video/bitcoin-market-represents-greed-analyst-says-X9C8_Bn2Tayvd_l46IYx2g.html -25974;1365448875;MJR_;^^^ LOLZ -25973;1365448890;MJR_;SOCGen analyst using tulip analogy -25972;1365448898;jurov;but i don't know the formula. mp has his properietary one, smickles didn't release it too -25971;1365448913;jurov;it is certainly derived from greeks -25970;1365448976;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [-] -25969;1365449018;thestringpuller;the BCB is doing it's job i seems -25968;1365449048;thestringpuller;it* -25967;1365449052;thestringpuller;:D -25966;1365449057;thestringpuller;$avg -25965;1365449060;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 172.58 -25964;1365449114;lippoper;watching video -25963;1365449207;lippoper;;;ticker -25962;1365449208;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 175.00000, Best ask: 176.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 175.00000, 24 hour volume: 97038.53628561, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 174.54363 -25961;1365449238;lippoper;buffering for ever -25960;1365449240;lippoper;argh -25959;1365449248;lippoper;let me know when you're all done watching it -25958;1365449253;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 999999999999 -25957;1365449254;gribble;There are currently 45540.708 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999999.0 USD, worth 1.42184431699e+12 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0295 seconds -25956;1365449260;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7889 BTC [+] -25955;1365449276;ThickAsThieves;still possibly 5000+ coins that might be sold into bids -25954;1365449285;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 5000 -25953;1365449285;gribble;A market order to sell 5000 bitcoins right now would net 836963.8067 USD and would take the last price down to 161.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 167.3928 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 32.2451 seconds -25952;1365449339;IronSalad;-assets -25951;1365449424;lippoper;so 161 eh? -25950;1365449430;lippoper;sell now, buy low? -25949;1365449448;lippoper;;;market --buy 5000 -25948;1365449448;gribble;A market order to buy 5000 bitcoins right now would take 922755.3103 USD and would take the last price up to 193.9201 USD, resulting in an average price of 184.5511 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 62.1115 seconds -25947;1365449449;Scrat;gox sucking major dick again -25946;1365449453;Scrat;;;goxlag -25945;1365449455;gribble;MtGox lag is 113.779906 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.228013657681 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -25944;1365449487;lippoper;with this coxlag, it's too late -25943;1365449497;lippoper;by the time i get the sell in, it'll be at the lowest -25942;1365449501;lippoper;lol -25941;1365449502;Scrat;it appears that legit customers are ddos'ing the poor engine again -25940;1365449521;lippoper;;;goxlag -25939;1365449523;lippoper;$avg -25938;1365449526;lippoper;;;ticker -25937;1365449527;gribble;MtGox lag is 147.167236 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.294921493178 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one month (0.2988 AU). -25936;1365449527;mpexbot;lippoper: 174.38 -25935;1365449528;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 173.00000, Best ask: 173.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 172.16000, 24 hour volume: 97038.53628561, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 174.54363 -25934;1365449536;thestringpuller;$avg -25933;1365449541;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 174.38 -25932;1365449546;pgp;gox blows... -25931;1365449559;thestringpuller;Okay woo that's better -25930;1365449563;pgp;watching life in slow motion -25929;1365449592;lippoper;we're going back to 175 -25928;1365449613;lippoper;i mean 174 -25927;1365449681;kakobrekla;i mean 17.4 -25926;1365449735;lippoper;$avg -25925;1365449737;mpexbot;lippoper: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -25924;1365449744;lippoper;hehe -25923;1365449750;lippoper;bot error -25922;1365449755;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 9999999 -25921;1365449756;gribble;There are currently 46302.391 bitcoins offered at or under 9999999.0 USD, worth 197897107.999 USD in total. | Data vintage: 64.0835 seconds -25920;1365449764;ThickAsThieves;could still fall under 170 -25919;1365449778;lippoper;you figured that from the asks just now? -25918;1365449780;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.789 BTC [+] -25917;1365449798;ThickAsThieves;total coins for sale -25916;1365449799;lippoper;i knew i should've sold at 181, to buy back now -25915;1365449806;ThickAsThieves;it was 38000 this morning -25914;1365449809;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.789 BTC [+] -25913;1365449811;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -25912;1365449814;gribble;There are currently 31360932 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 10408947.2577 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0105 seconds -25911;1365449828;ThickAsThieves;and total usd was 11.5m -25910;1365449838;ThickAsThieves;so we are deflating -25909;1365449839;lippoper;but that's due to the price drop -25908;1365449850;ThickAsThieves;no -25907;1365449870;kakobrekla;just a weekend dip xD -25906;1365449874;ThickAsThieves;hehe -25905;1365449881;kakobrekla;they tend not to happen over the weekend latley -25904;1365449885;lippoper;thought it was calculating 31360932 * 173 vs 31360932 * 185 -25903;1365449886;kakobrekla;so it must be it -25902;1365449893;lippoper;;;calc 31360932 * 171 -25901;1365449893;gribble;5362719372 -25900;1365449903;lippoper;;;calc 31360932 * 185 -25899;1365449903;gribble;5801772420 -25898;1365449964;thestringpuller;fjf -25897;1365449982;lippoper;just some dudes looking to make a quick buck -25896;1365450000;lippoper;;;market --sell 5000 -25895;1365450002;gribble;A market order to sell 5000 bitcoins right now would net 829476.2546 USD and would take the last price down to 160.3793 USD, resulting in an average price of 165.8953 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0005 seconds -25894;1365450026;lippoper;;;market --buy 5000 -25893;1365450026;gribble;A market order to buy 5000 bitcoins right now would take 929727.7045 USD and would take the last price up to 193.9201 USD, resulting in an average price of 185.9455 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 23.6669 seconds -25892;1365450045;lippoper;you sell that for $829,476 and buy back lower when others panic sell. -25891;1365450059;lippoper;;;help -25890;1365450059;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -25889;1365450099;taub;I think it's plausable that mtgox fakes lag -25888;1365450119;taub;to help them time the market and make big profits themselves -25887;1365450140;lippoper;;;market buy --usd 829,476 -25886;1365450141;gribble;Error: '829,476' is not a valid floating point number. -25885;1365450148;taub;they could look x mins into the future -25884;1365450150;lippoper;;;market buy --usd 829476 -25883;1365450153;gribble;A market order to buy 829476.0000 USD worth of bitcoins right now would buy 4482.4317 bitcoins and would take the last price up to 192.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 185.0504 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0003 seconds -25882;1365450160;MJR_;already coming back -25881;1365450165;lippoper;;;ticker -25880;1365450165;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 176.00000, Best ask: 178.90000, Bid-ask spread: 2.90000, Last trade: 178.90000, 24 hour volume: 97038.53628561, 24 hour low: 152.25000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 174.54363 -25879;1365450175;ThickAsThieves;wait -25878;1365450199;lippoper;;;obip -25877;1365450200;gribble;(obip ) -- Calculate the "order book implied price", by finding the weighted average price of coins BTC up and down from the spread. -25876;1365450230;lippoper;;;nextretarget -25875;1365450231;gribble;231839 -25874;1365450239;lippoper;;;bcstats -25873;1365450241;kakobrekla;goxlag http://jezus.si:81/render/?title=Mtgox+Lag+-+1+hour&vtitle=Seconds&from=-1hour&width=500&height=250&until=now&areaMode=none&lineMode=connected&target=alias%28bitcoin.mtgox.lag%2C%22Mtgox_lag%22%29 -25872;1365450241;ThickAsThieves;;;obip 165-195 -25871;1365450241;gribble;Error: '165-195' is not a valid floating point number. -25870;1365450242;gribble;Current Blocks: 230317 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 1522 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 1 day, 21 hours, 36 minutes, and 50 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8894294.12027 | Estimated Percent Change: 15.91678 -25869;1365450250;ThickAsThieves;;;obip 165 195 -25868;1365450251;gribble;(obip ) -- Calculate the "order book implied price", by finding the weighted average price of coins BTC up and down from the spread. -25867;1365450254;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 15 @ 0.00995 = 0.1493 BTC [+] -25866;1365450256;ThickAsThieves;;;obip 165 -25865;1365450257;gribble;The weighted average price of BTC, 165.0 coins up and down from the spread, is 175.78545 USD. | Data vintage: 102.6372 seconds -25864;1365450263;taub;;;obip 9999 -25863;1365450265;gribble;The weighted average price of BTC, 9999.0 coins up and down from the spread, is 176.23661 USD. | Data vintage: 110.7134 seconds -25862;1365450278;benkay;bitcoin-qt is a goddamn resource hog. -25861;1365450282;taub;;;obip 99999 -25860;1365450284;gribble;Error: The width provided extends past the edge of the order book. Please use a smaller width. -25859;1365450293;lippoper;;;totalbc -25858;1365450293;gribble;11007950.0 -25857;1365450299;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999999 -25856;1365450299;gribble;There are currently 45919.694 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999999.0 USD, worth 124134955395.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 14.5671 seconds -25855;1365450306;ThickAsThieves;;;obip 45919 -25854;1365450307;gribble;The weighted average price of BTC, 45919.0 coins up and down from the spread, is 596185.33923 USD. | Data vintage: 22.1521 seconds -25853;1365450327;lippoper;;;obip 6 -25852;1365450327;gribble;The weighted average price of BTC, 6.0 coins up and down from the spread, is 176.99167 USD. | Data vintage: 42.9386 seconds -25851;1365450329;taub;yea lol that doesnt mean aynthing -25850;1365450344;lippoper;;;obip 1 -25849;1365450345;gribble;The weighted average price of BTC, 1.0 coins up and down from the spread, is 177.00000 USD. | Data vintage: 60.2608 seconds -25848;1365450377;taub;but the ratio of all btc offered / usd offered went from 299 to 240 during this dip -25847;1365450390;taub;wait, usd/btc -25846;1365450407;ThickAsThieves;so i think what we're seeing is, an initial run up from lack of coins on the market over the weekend, then everyone scrambling to get coins into gox this morning, then selling -25845;1365450421;MJR_;ThickAsThieves; makes sense -25844;1365450425;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10289 BTC [+] -25843;1365450460;lippoper;makes sense -25842;1365450475;lippoper;(lulz) -25841;1365450476;ThickAsThieves;which puts our "real" price at about 169 -25840;1365450491;jurov;butbutbut it's climbing again -25839;1365450499;ThickAsThieves;only reason it wouldnt dip that low is if sellers hold out and cause a nother dip later -25838;1365450504;ThickAsThieves;which would be prudent -25837;1365450541;ThickAsThieves;let bids build back up to 185 or so, then sell off again -25836;1365450570;Skarr;no lag! -25835;1365450591;benkay;"prudent" -25834;1365450611;benkay;how is it prudent for someone to sell these notionally-valued strings? -25833;1365450628;ThickAsThieves;well, for the past 3 months, its remained quite true that waiting to sell is prudent, no? -25832;1365450644;ThickAsThieves;lol bitcoinity rollercoaster -25831;1365450657;benkay;yeah but who cares about the past three months -25830;1365450663;benkay;this is disruptive fintech -25829;1365450667;ThickAsThieves;fuck everything nyah! -25828;1365450677;benkay;no i get it -25827;1365450687;pgp;disruptive fintech... i like the sound of that -25826;1365450687;benkay;i'm just expressing disbelief at the sheer volume of idiots in the world -25825;1365450719;ThickAsThieves;you must be young -25824;1365450724;Skarr;I'm guessing we now have our range, 172-194. And we'll see a symmetric wedge develop within that, centered around the 183 price point, while another day of consolidation around this new price point occurs. Then the next leg-up. -25823;1365450737;pgp;it is startling to see how quickly it's moving up... $500 ain't so far away anymore... -25822;1365450744;Skarr;ThickAsThieves - I'd agree fully your theory is what kick-started the run/sell-off. -25821;1365450777;lippoper;almost halfway -25820;1365450781;lippoper;all within a month -25819;1365450786;deadweasel;weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! price coaster! :D -25818;1365450804;pgp;It is also true that much of the liquidity dynamics has to do with mt gox back office operations.... -25817;1365450807;ThickAsThieves;if you think about, you can call sellers and buyers idiots -25816;1365450812;lippoper;at this rate, in another month, it'll be $500 -25815;1365450818;ThickAsThieves;they are both too aggressive -25814;1365450831;benkay;totes disagree -25813;1365450835;benkay;thickasthieves -25812;1365450848;ThickAsThieves;well obv buyers will pay any price -25811;1365450856;benkay;"pay" "price" -25810;1365450856;ThickAsThieves;so why sell into bids? -25809;1365450870;benkay;us "buyers" need a decent place to store value -25808;1365450879;lippoper;yeah -25807;1365450884;ThickAsThieves;ok -25806;1365450890;ThickAsThieves;you need it NOW -25805;1365450890;ThickAsThieves;? -25804;1365450892;benkay;it literally does not matter at which price we put accrued value into the lockbox -25803;1365450897;lippoper;you need to classify "buyers" -25802;1365450902;lippoper;there are 2 types of buyers at least -25801;1365450907;ThickAsThieves;anyone not "playing" the market -25800;1365450914;lippoper;1 that is a consumer, actually exchanging USD to BTC to use it. -25799;1365450917;benkay;everyone who wants to preserve capital -25798;1365450923;lippoper;and 2 an investor type, who hoards it to sell later. -25797;1365450932;deadweasel;;;goxlag -25796;1365450933;gribble;MtGox lag is 143.77873 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.288130965093 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one month (0.2988 AU). -25795;1365450951;ThickAsThieves;people buying btc to use it are tiny slice of the pie -25794;1365450958;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/grave-concerns-re-mtgox/ -25793;1365450968;mircea_popescu;if anyone's curious, i'm adding gox to the suspected scam list. -25792;1365451026;MJR_;LOL ^^ -25791;1365451059;benkay;gross -25790;1365451063;benkay;why can nobody run a business? -25789;1365451079;benkay;how does one trip and fall into a ponzi scheme? -25788;1365451085;MJR_;hahaha -25787;1365451096;benkay;i just want to work with grownups -25786;1365451147;MJR_;bitcoin can get a little too "lord of the flies" huh? -25785;1365451165;mircea_popescu;heh -25784;1365451173;mircea_popescu;we still got a ways to go to growunupland -25783;1365451174;ThickAsThieves;mp i truly hope you are wrong -25782;1365451185;benkay;mircea_popescu does spend a disturbingly large amount of time talking shit, yes MJR -25781;1365451188;ThickAsThieves;but their behavior is questionable indeed -25780;1365451191;MJR_;look around...they are chasing piggy over there...scared of some monster -25779;1365451209;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves maybe i am. i don't see it tho. -25778;1365451215;MJR_;fighting over a conch (is that the foundation, gavin, luke jr etc?) -25777;1365451231;MJR_;surprisingly apt for a flippant remark -25776;1365451240;benkay;symbols over real things -25775;1365451246;benkay;world has problem with this -25774;1365451253;benkay;actually -25773;1365451262;benkay;idiots have a problem with this. confusing real things for the symbols. -25772;1365451271;benkay;and there are giant scads of idiots in the world. -25771;1365451271;MJR_;benkay: there is a lot to talk shit about...mircea calls a spade a spade...better to fix it than to be polite to it -25770;1365451280;benkay;i just like poking at him, mjr -25769;1365451281;ThickAsThieves;if you are right, isnt this the equivalent of a draining hot wallet -25768;1365451286;benkay;it's how i pretend i matter -25767;1365451292;ThickAsThieves;where it will just get worse and worse very quickly -25766;1365451303;MJR_;benkay: you matter, everyone here who is so entertaining and educational matters -25765;1365451324;benkay;you flatter me, and that triggers alarm bells. -25764;1365451326;MJR_;guys...are you watching the price? we are climbing back up right now -25763;1365451327;ThickAsThieves;i guess they dont even need to be using fake btc to manipulate price at this point -25762;1365451340;ThickAsThieves;230s lag mjr_ -25761;1365451344;MJR_;oh i know -25760;1365451347;ThickAsThieves;we arent going anywhere -25759;1365451349;MJR_;this is vega as fuck -25758;1365451355;benkay;"fake btc" -25757;1365451357;MJR_;and i love it -25756;1365451357;benkay;make me cry -25755;1365451374;MJR_;this is like vega from street fighter II -25754;1365451414;MJR_;note to self: super hero cartoon tv show based on greek options symbols -25753;1365451420;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yes. -25752;1365451433;ThickAsThieves;my brother "Oh, and I sold a Skylander for $60. Bought it for $20, so screw your damn coins!" -25751;1365451505;ThickAsThieves;is anyone really any more trustworthy than Gox though? -25750;1365451522;ThickAsThieves;not saying they are trustworthy, so much as, is anyone? -25749;1365451524;mircea_popescu;plenty of people. -25748;1365451565;ThickAsThieves;if majority market traffic moves to bitinstant, then they have same incentive to deceive -25747;1365451568;MJR_;mpex -25746;1365451570;MJR_;jurov -25745;1365451571;MJR_;smickles -25744;1365451575;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yeah, that's a problem. -25743;1365451575;MJR_;prob nanotube? -25742;1365451583;mircea_popescu;i would trust nanotube yes. -25741;1365451583;MJR_;namworld -25740;1365451586;ThickAsThieves;none of them run currency exchanges -25739;1365451597;MJR_;evoorhees -25738;1365451600;benkay;it's the worst business -25737;1365451600;MJR_;the list goes on -25736;1365451605;benkay;it will attract the dumbest players -25735;1365451611;benkay;someone should fix that. -25734;1365451612;jurov;Ukto. He runs weexchange -25733;1365451623;mircea_popescu;benkay eyah this is a problem. -25732;1365451656;lippoper;can't i just sell bitcoins to wells fargo? -25731;1365451670;lippoper;KRS1 told me that -25730;1365451674;lippoper;;;seen krs1 -25729;1365451674;gribble;krs1 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 2 hours, 5 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: then unF unF unF all night long buttsecks -25728;1365451677;lippoper;lol -25727;1365451695;ThickAsThieves;so MP, instead of losing XX,XXX btc on options due to being Gox'd, tighten the algo, and use the money to show em how its done -25726;1365451713;ThickAsThieves;with a real currency exchange -25725;1365451741;benkay;yeah mircea_popescu distract yourself from the exchange -25724;1365451756;benkay;the actual important part of the ecosystem -25723;1365451758;mircea_popescu;i;m not making a fiat exchange -25722;1365451765;ThickAsThieves;i dont blame you -25721;1365451765;benkay;come on -25720;1365451776;lippoper;;ticker -25719;1365451780;lippoper;;;ticker -25718;1365451781;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 180.28900, Best ask: 186.10000, Bid-ask spread: 5.81100, Last trade: 186.10000, 24 hour volume: 100099.75681545, 24 hour low: 155.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 176.22978 -25717;1365451847;benkay;banks should take over exchange biz in the US. -25716;1365451872;benkay;assertion ^^ -25715;1365451875;benkay;thoughts? -25714;1365451900;mircea_popescu;ideally. -25713;1365451902;lippoper;we're trying to be decentralized -25712;1365451914;lippoper;but yeah, it would be nice if we could exchange money there for fiat -25711;1365451928;lippoper;err ^^ btc for fiat/money -25710;1365451935;jurov;banks need to figure out how to do it profitably -25709;1365451940;ThickAsThieves;banks cant even make a decent online banking website] -25708;1365451942;lippoper;Fees -25707;1365451948;ThickAsThieves;nevermind sort out btc -25706;1365451958;benkay;dude -25705;1365451961;benkay;it's shifting bits around -25704;1365451966;benkay;there is zero cost to it -25703;1365451970;jurov;if they ask huge fees, street competition would spring immediately -25702;1365451973;benkay;okay not zero -25701;1365451975;benkay;but trivial -25700;1365451976;mircea_popescu;anyway, for anyone curious about the old days : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=444.msg3866#msg3866 -25699;1365451983;ThickAsThieves;not trivial to banks -25698;1365451983;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.25103 BTC [-] -25697;1365451984;Scrat;shifting non reversible bits -25696;1365451985;mircea_popescu;"https://mtgox.com/users/login?username=SmokeTooMuch&password=XXXXXXX -25695;1365451985;mircea_popescu;what the fuck!?! use hashes for transmitting and saving passwords!!!!" -25694;1365451985;benkay;shit should be a fucking account feature -25693;1365451986;jurov;it's not like credit cards where you can;t legally compete with them -25692;1365451990;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 5 @ 0.25102 = 1.2551 BTC [-] -25691;1365451991;ThickAsThieves;they hate spending money on IT -25690;1365452016;benkay;i hate them -25689;1365452023;benkay;i hate everyone who doesn't spend money on it -25688;1365452050;benkay;nobody seems to understand that 2 nerds and 50k of server equipment will trash your competitors, if properly managed -25687;1365452070;benkay;and venture capitalists are obsessed with new businesses -25686;1365452073;benkay;not breaking old businesses -25685;1365452081;benkay;and i get that, but at the same time i break things all day every day -25684;1365452084;ThickAsThieves;nerd cant "properly manage" much, as you can see -25683;1365452096;benkay;2 nerds and a manager -25682;1365452104;ThickAsThieves;manager must be a nerd too -25681;1365452109;benkay;dude -25680;1365452112;benkay;get off me -25679;1365452114;ThickAsThieves;hehe -25678;1365452114;mircea_popescu; nobody seems to understand that 2 nerds and 50k of server equipment will trash your competitors, if properly managed << i understand lol. -25677;1365452118;benkay;i work in this space -25676;1365452153;benkay;i have seen the damage that non technical managers can wreak on a team -25675;1365452165;ThickAsThieves;all i'm saying is banks never really caught up with tech -25674;1365452170;benkay;i actually like team dynamics, which makes me a weird nerd. -25673;1365452174;ThickAsThieves;so its hard -25672;1365452201;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 999999999 -25671;1365452202;gribble;There are currently 46992.924 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999.0 USD, worth 3025256372.08 USD in total. | Data vintage: 78.1869 seconds -25670;1365452204;benkay;mircea_popescu you built a 50m fiat-valued company in less than3 years -25669;1365452218;benkay;i'm not exactly including you in the idiot bucket -25668;1365452226;benkay;also you're like a gangster or something terrifying -25667;1365452237;jurov;it's traditional thing. around here it is better, everything done electronically, in some banks you can send money using internet instantly anytime to other account in same bank -25666;1365452249;benkay;i know! -25665;1365452249;benkay;i do this! -25664;1365452255;jurov;but still, interbank transfer, 1 day -25663;1365452259;jurov;sepa 2 days -25662;1365452261;ThickAsThieves;get ready for another price dip -25661;1365452262;benkay;hahaha -25660;1365452264;benkay;in us -25659;1365452265;benkay;5 days -25658;1365452266;mircea_popescu;that's ridiculous -25657;1365452274;benkay;fuck this country. -25656;1365452279;benkay;i love it -25655;1365452280;benkay;but fuck it -25654;1365452282;mircea_popescu;sepa is next day wtf. -25653;1365452309;jurov;maybe next day if they send it in the morning -25652;1365452321;benkay;automate all of these things -25651;1365452331;benkay;release yourself of the burden of wage slaves -25650;1365452338;benkay;and the hr overhead to rule them -25649;1365452339;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 1000 -25648;1365452339;gribble;A market order to sell 1000 bitcoins right now would net 179856.6021 USD and would take the last price down to 178.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 179.8566 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 16.5092 seconds -25647;1365452350;lippoper;so do you guys think the price will crash before the 10th, that's when they discontinue the Mt.Gox redeemable codes. -25646;1365452351;lippoper;? -25645;1365452351;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 2000 -25644;1365452351;gribble;A market order to sell 2000 bitcoins right now would net 356703.9257 USD and would take the last price down to 175.5200 USD, resulting in an average price of 178.3520 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 28.5843 seconds -25643;1365452352;jurov;benkay consider that even mpex/coinbr deposits aren't automated -25642;1365452375;benkay;yeah that was a foolish statement -25641;1365452382;jurov;and after that recent fork i'm not rushing to do sth -25640;1365452407;benkay;here's a wack idea -25639;1365452410;benkay;wacky* -25638;1365452415;benkay;new mining pool -25637;1365452422;benkay;funds go to rewriting hairball -25636;1365452433;mircea_popescu;lippoper i doubt really. -25635;1365452450;ThickAsThieves;;goxlag -25634;1365452462;ThickAsThieves;another way gox could leverage lag, -25633;1365452471;lippoper;just considering that there's still a huge queue to withdraw money -25632;1365452471;ThickAsThieves;is tell sell on outside exhanges -25631;1365452476;ThickAsThieves;is to sell on -25630;1365452485;lippoper;isn't there a chance a lot of people will transfer their BTC's out and find another way to exchange? -25629;1365452499;lippoper;once the codes are gone -25628;1365452517;ThickAsThieves;codes probably dont have major impact -25627;1365452521;ThickAsThieves;i dunno tho -25626;1365452526;jurov;that if gox will allow much btc to be withdrawn. -25625;1365452539;lippoper;it's the only way to withdraw money if you're not verified -25624;1365452554;jurov;you didn't read the article? -25623;1365452555;lippoper;money as in USD -25622;1365452565;jurov;they now fuss with btc withdrawal, too -25621;1365452578;lippoper;argh -25620;1365452580;benkay;i tell my friends to not use gox -25619;1365452585;benkay;eat the higher fees elsewhere -25618;1365452596;benkay;experience some modicum of safety -25617;1365452603;benkay;heh -25616;1365452612;benkay;generally, avoid single points of failure in your personal financial infrastructure -25615;1365452633;ThickAsThieves;cant really call any bitcoin establishment 'safe' -25614;1365452640;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3102 = 3.102 BTC [+] -25613;1365452640;benkay;ofc not -25612;1365452670;benkay;one can however reduce risk -25611;1365452671;ThickAsThieves;i guess betting on sdice is close, since its fast -25610;1365452710;lippoper;one of these days when btc is worth $400/each i'll bet it all on satoshi dice -25609;1365452726;lippoper;either come out richer or empty handed. -25608;1365452743;benkay;just go to a real casino -25607;1365452747;benkay;at least they have prostitutes -25606;1365452747;lippoper;no -25605;1365452749;lippoper;those are rigged -25604;1365452751;lippoper;lol -25603;1365452759;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.31 BTC [-] -25602;1365452764;benkay;so is dice -25601;1365452770;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 9999999999 -25600;1365452770;gribble;There are currently 48196.751 bitcoins offered at or under 9999999999.0 USD, worth 14035802498.9 USD in total. | Data vintage: 4.5039 seconds -25599;1365452781;lippoper;I don't think it is, is it? -25598;1365452791;benkay;there's no difference between someone who says i will take your money and someone who says i will take your money -25597;1365452802;lippoper;a 98% chance of winning 1.004x return seems like a good bet -25596;1365452805;benkay;no matter the statistical whatever -25595;1365452814;benkay;don't bet -25594;1365452817;benkay;make educated plays -25593;1365452836;mircea_popescu;;;calc .98 * 1.004 -25592;1365452836;gribble;0.98392 -25591;1365452836;benkay;the odds are better -25590;1365452836;lippoper;ok, please give me an example right now of an educated play -25589;1365452837;mircea_popescu;seems not. -25588;1365452842;benkay;(the bettors are odder) -25587;1365452852;benkay;let's see -25586;1365452868;benkay;a company that aggregates signed receipts for bitcoin purchases and publishes trust ratings for merchants -25585;1365452881;benkay;a contract killing outfit -25584;1365452912;lippoper;you gave a very risky business idea and an illegal one. -25583;1365452916;lippoper;lol -25582;1365452931;benkay;you obviously don't have the chops to make those plays thenm -25581;1365452934;lippoper;Might as well be a day trader ;-) -25580;1365452938;ThickAsThieves;lag has lagged out -25579;1365452941;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -25578;1365452942;benkay;may as well put it all on red -25577;1365452944;gribble;MtGox lag is 46.885324 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0939576643418 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Saturn and Titan (0.0802 AU). -25576;1365452948;lippoper;agreed -25575;1365452953;lippoper;;;bet red -25574;1365452954;gribble;Error: "bet" is not a valid command. -25573;1365452962;lippoper;;;roll -25572;1365452962;gribble;Error: "roll" is not a valid command. -25571;1365452966;benkay;why do you gamble? -25570;1365452994;benkay;here's another easy, legal educated play -25569;1365452994;ThickAsThieves;more fun than digging ditches -25568;1365452997;benkay;HOLD BITCOINS -25567;1365453001;lippoper;;;genprob 2200 -25566;1365453002;gribble;(genprob []) -- Calculate probability to generate a block using Mhps, in seconds, at current difficulty. If optional argument is provided, probability is for supplied difficulty. To provide the argument, a nested 'elapsed' command may be helpful. -25565;1365453003;benkay;why not just buy sex? -25564;1365453010;benkay;purchase fun? -25563;1365453024;ThickAsThieves;is that not what gambling is? -25562;1365453033;lippoper;;;genprob 2200 1 -25561;1365453034;gribble;The probability to generate a block at 2200.0 Mhps within 1 second, given difficulty of 7672999.92016, is 6.67571229407e-08 -25560;1365453041;benkay;huh. -25559;1365453051;benkay;okay philosophical question, why is gambling fun? -25558;1365453056;lippoper;;;genprob 22000000 6000 -25557;1365453057;gribble;The probability to generate a block at 22000000.0 Mhps within 1 hour, 40 minutes, and 0 seconds, given difficulty of 7672999.92016, is 0.981783500137 -25556;1365453066;benkay;gamblers only please -25555;1365453074;benkay;;) -25554;1365453078;lippoper;the thrill of the ride ;-) -25553;1365453091;ThickAsThieves;i think it appeals for different reasons for some people -25552;1365453113;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -25551;1365453114;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 183.87811, Best ask: 184.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.62189, Last trade: 183.50000, 24 hour volume: 100167.85329295, 24 hour low: 155.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 176.66415 -25550;1365453131;lippoper;the excitement/anxiety/thrill of either making it big or just for the fucking fun of feeling alive -25549;1365453191;lippoper;the guy playing poker with millions of dollars is not really having sex with that fine blonde bitch standing over his shoulder.... he's having more fun with his millions. Bitches second, Money first. -25548;1365453232;lippoper;;;tslb -25547;1365453234;gribble;Time since last block: 13 minutes and 51 seconds -25546;1365453251;lippoper;;interval -25545;1365453255;lippoper;;;interval -25544;1365453256;gribble;496.55172413793105 -25543;1365453272;lippoper;;;calc 496.55172413793105 / 60 -25542;1365453272;gribble;8.27586206897 -25541;1365453275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00065489 = 4.1913 BTC [+] -25540;1365453276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10590 @ 0.00065873 = 6.976 BTC [+] -25539;1365453288;lippoper;;;calc (496.55172413793105 / 60) / 60 -25538;1365453288;gribble;0.137931034483 -25537;1365453326;lippoper;is that 8 hours or 8 minutes -25536;1365453327;lippoper;lol -25535;1365453354;lippoper;;;interval 10 -25534;1365453354;gribble;(interval takes no arguments) -- Shows average interval, in seconds, between last 1000 blocks. -25533;1365453360;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.3095 = 1.5475 BTC [-] -25532;1365453360;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3097 = 0.6194 BTC [+] -25531;1365453362;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.3099 = 2.4792 BTC [+] -25530;1365453365;punkman;benkay, the answer is risk, risk is fun -25529;1365453368;lippoper;interval - show the average time between blocks, over the past 1000 blocks. If given optional integer argument, use that many blocks for the estimate. -25528;1365453379;lippoper;gribble: (interval takes no arguments) -- Shows average interval, in seconds, between last 1000 blocks. -25527;1365453394;lippoper;lies -25526;1365453398;lippoper;;-) -25525;1365453410;lippoper;;;ticker -25524;1365453413;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 181.00000, Best ask: 182.40000, Bid-ask spread: 1.40000, Last trade: 182.40000, 24 hour volume: 100167.85329295, 24 hour low: 155.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 176.66415 -25523;1365453428;lippoper;;;diffchange -25522;1365453430;gribble;Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | 16.76214 % based on data since last change | 13.877 % based on data for last three days -25521;1365453435;jborkl_;please take you conversations with gribble private, you are spamming the channel -25520;1365453442;lippoper;oh i can do that? -25519;1365453448;lippoper;thanks -25518;1365453450;jborkl_;yes -25517;1365453474;lippoper;woo, thanks! -25516;1365453536;jurov;mircea_popescu: what is this? https://blockchain.info/tx/cbe6bcc1578c03054b9fd7bcd5d374c683270b0e27ec1ce8389d4060b19c02a2 -25515;1365453547;deadweasel;any IPOs on the horizon? -25514;1365453549;jurov;you have same wallet for mpex and bitbet? -25513;1365453584;mircea_popescu;that is a buncha bets. -25512;1365453608;ThickAsThieves;i see another possible behavior correlating with lag -25511;1365453619;ThickAsThieves;large ask wall moving downawrd -25510;1365453626;ThickAsThieves;was at 190 -25509;1365453629;ThickAsThieves;now at 188 -25508;1365453647;ThickAsThieves;could just be natural -25507;1365453715;lippoper;bots -25506;1365453731;lippoper;over the weekend there's some douche selling trading bots on reddit -25505;1365453755;lippoper;now there's a bunch of noobs making hundreds of transactions per minute -25504;1365453838;mircea_popescu;heh -25503;1365453841;mircea_popescu;capitalism! -25502;1365453884;lippoper;heh free market -25501;1365453920;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -25500;1365453921;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -25499;1365453926;ThickAsThieves;now lets see if price falls -25498;1365453933;lippoper;nah, now it'll go up -25497;1365453941;lippoper;;;asks 0 -25496;1365453941;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 0.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 39.3270 seconds -25495;1365453946;lippoper;;;asks 999999999999 -25494;1365453946;gribble;There are currently 47372.398 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999999.0 USD, worth 1.42184506191e+12 USD in total. | Data vintage: 44.4670 seconds -25493;1365453957;lippoper;wow -25492;1365453982;benkay;goxlag is 0 but data vintage is 45 seconds? -25491;1365453989;ThickAsThieves;ghost lag -25490;1365454001;ThickAsThieves;lag lag -25489;1365454003;benkay;ghost lag the whip! -25488;1365454016;lippoper;Data vintage: 92.6545 seconds -25487;1365454026;benkay;;;goxlag -25486;1365454028;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.132764 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0002660575695 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -25485;1365454033;lippoper;;;asks 99999999 -25484;1365454034;gribble;There are currently 47348.68 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 422305405.304 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.2297 seconds -25483;1365454035;deadweasel;so if no coinbase, no gox, how to get btc back to fiat? -25482;1365454036;benkay;son i am confus. -25481;1365454045;benkay;buy eve credits -25480;1365454046;lippoper;bitinstant -25479;1365454049;benkay;sell for dollars -25478;1365454053;lippoper;craigslist -25477;1365454061;ThickAsThieves;179 -25476;1365454062;lippoper;ebay lolz -25475;1365454172;benkay;actually -25474;1365454176;benkay;you can buy bitcoins on ebay -25473;1365454185;benkay;HOHOHO -25472;1365454191;benkay;someone is selling 1 litecoin for ten bucks -25471;1365454203;ThickAsThieves;that was the first place i tried last year -25470;1365454207;ThickAsThieves;bitcoins never came -25469;1365454213;ThickAsThieves;so i got my money back -25468;1365454223;benkay;ebay may be the best place for bitcoins in the future -25467;1365454233;benkay;they also own paypal -25466;1365454248;benkay;i've been harping on the guy who runs their android operation to bring me on to build a consumer wallet thing -25465;1365454265;benkay;has not yet bitten -25464;1365454271;benkay;although i made him filthy rich on bitcoins -25463;1365454292;lippoper;buy a bitcoin from someone with paypal for $250.00 -25462;1365454300;lippoper;then reverse the charge once it's in your wallet -25461;1365454309;benkay;a good buy at any price under 5k lippoper -25460;1365454328;benkay;ebay won't do that -25459;1365454332;lippoper;"Yes paypal customer service, I never received the bitcoin" -25458;1365454334;benkay;they actually do due dilligence -25457;1365454341;lippoper;not from what I read -25456;1365454342;benkay;nah -25455;1365454353;lippoper;even btc-e.com stopped accepting PayPal due to this reason. -25454;1365454355;benkay;you'll have to have an agreed upon address -25453;1365454359;benkay;duh -25452;1365454365;lippoper;duh -25451;1365454368;benkay;paypal's not doing *your* due dilligence -25450;1365454375;benkay;they do it when they have skin in the game -25449;1365454385;ThickAsThieves;$avg -25448;1365454387;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 175.99 -25447;1365454396;lippoper;they reverse charges like credit card company, sometimes even more easily. -25446;1365454414;benkay;the default opionion in credit card land is that customers are right -25445;1365454417;benkay;and vendors are evil -25444;1365454422;benkay;the expectation creates the reality -25443;1365454523;benkay;it's not entirely a bad thing, given the shit state of their technology -25442;1365454695;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7889 BTC [-] -25441;1365454699;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.76211 = 1.5242 BTC [-] -25440;1365454702;benkay;anyways. i would bet on paypal being a major player in the exchange business. -25439;1365454709;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7621 = 1.5242 BTC [-] -25438;1365454711;benkay;they're hungry for new business. -25437;1365454715;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7621 = 3.0484 BTC [-] -25436;1365454723;benkay;and they could be percieved as a professional outfit that understands security. -25435;1365454756;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1 BTC [-] -25434;1365454783;benkay;dammit i shut b-a down again. -25433;1365455051;lippoper;we're going back up ;;ticker -25432;1365455060;lippoper;;;ticker -25431;1365455060;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 182.23401, Best ask: 182.67570, Bid-ask spread: 0.44169, Last trade: 182.67570, 24 hour volume: 100199.76586949, 24 hour low: 157.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 177.36797 -25430;1365455069;ThickAsThieves;still a fake price -25429;1365455072;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -25428;1365455073;gribble;MtGox lag is 34.868194 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0698754703722 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one week (0.0689 AU). -25427;1365455112;benkay;"fake"? -25426;1365455123;ThickAsThieves;sorry -25425;1365455128;ThickAsThieves;fleeting -25424;1365455135;benkay;aren't all? -25423;1365455138;ThickAsThieves;... -25422;1365455152;ThickAsThieves;i guess my point was not clear whatsoever -25421;1365455154;benkay;do you have a steady-state value you expect? -25420;1365455172;ThickAsThieves;i dont think gox is letting us see the natural price yet -25419;1365455175;ThickAsThieves;due to lag -25418;1365455176;benkay;oh i think i get it -25417;1365455178;benkay;thanks -25416;1365455192;benkay;obviously i want to fight today -25415;1365455197;benkay;*eyeroll* -25414;1365455204;ThickAsThieves;hehe -25413;1365455208;ThickAsThieves;it freezing on a price for 60s is sorta meaningless -25412;1365455226;ThickAsThieves;even when it's not lagged, it's lagged today -25411;1365455342;benkay;further hints of impending doom for gox -25410;1365455352;benkay;can has short them? -25409;1365455381;Bugpowder;short the company who's revenue is skyrocketing exponentially. have fun with that. -25408;1365455392;benkay;hm. -25407;1365455453;benkay;how do make play agains company that's horribly run and yet profitable? -25406;1365455469;Bugpowder;don't -25405;1365455477;jcpham;imsaguy everytime i get opped i do something wrong like +m the channel or try to fix the topic when it is topic locked -25404;1365455482;Bugpowder;look for other opportunities. -25403;1365455485;jcpham;plus it's ADHD chat. you can't fix it -25402;1365455491;imsaguy;aye -25401;1365455501;imsaguy;it really needs to start over -25400;1365455506;imsaguy;its lost focus -25399;1365455508;jcpham;reboot! -25398;1365455519;imsaguy;there's something to be said about -foyer -25397;1365455525;jcpham;needs ninja ops booting stupid people -25396;1365455525;imsaguy;it kept much of the OT in there -25395;1365455529;imsaguy;yep -25394;1365455537;imsaguy;but nanotube says no -25393;1365455542;jcpham;ikr -25392;1365455545;imsaguy;so it is what it is -25391;1365455550;jcpham;woohoo! -25390;1365455556;imsaguy;is it? -25389;1365455570;jcpham;not really i don't like it there -25388;1365455580;jcpham;maybe 20-50 nicks i can trust -25387;1365455617;imsaguy;:-/ -25386;1365455623;imsaguy;sucky feeling -25385;1365455636;imsaguy;maybe you need to adjust your wot? -25384;1365455709;jcpham;which one -25383;1365455719;jcpham;i've had to create like 30 accounts to defend myself -25382;1365455722;Bugpowder;back to 12MM in bids -25381;1365455777;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -25380;1365455782;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 9999999999 -25379;1365455789;benkay;what are you catching flak for jcpham? -25378;1365455803;jcpham;nothing actually -25377;1365455809;jcpham;imsaguy and i were having a chat -25376;1365456242;benkay;;;goxlag -25375;1365456246;gribble;MtGox lag is 99.982987 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.200364786483 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -25374;1365456423;guruvan;venutians accepting bitcion now? -25373;1365456441;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 19 @ 0.1 = 1.9 BTC [-] -25372;1365456505;benkay;forbes letter from the editor says we need to take the dollar seriously -25371;1365456517;benkay;i call bitcoin top when forbes letter from the editor says dollar is dead -25370;1365456526;benkay;:D -25369;1365456601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 1000 @ 0.00085021 = 0.8502 BTC [+] -25368;1365456603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 500 @ 0.00085021 = 0.4251 BTC [+] -25367;1365456605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 992 @ 0.00079521 = 0.7888 BTC [-] -25366;1365456839;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.31 = 2.48 BTC [-] -25365;1365456932;benkay;god i love russia -25364;1365456937;benkay;if you're rich enough -25363;1365456941;benkay;you can has kremlin -25362;1365456947;benkay;but also -25361;1365456950;benkay;might get popped -25360;1365456960;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [-] -25359;1365456982;Scrat;popped like a grape -25358;1365457064;benkay;it would be nice to be king of cascadia -25357;1365457074;benkay;very little ambition in these parts -25356;1365457094;benkay;a few executions to set the tone -25355;1365457331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00065422 = 3.3365 BTC [-] -25354;1365457332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 475 @ 0.00065873 = 0.3129 BTC [+] -25353;1365457339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.0006607 = 0.8589 BTC [+] -25352;1365457346;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5525 @ 0.00066071 = 3.6504 BTC [+] -25351;1365457433;MJR_;back to 188 already -25350;1365458033;btcccc;while you waiting for BTC to jump hugely again you can play a new game that you can win up to 17X your bet by trying to walk through a minefield. also freeplay option so you dont have to bet! http://www.satoshi-karoshi.com/?r=10670 -25349;1365458131;benkay;GAMBLE TO NEXT LEVEL -25348;1365458182;benkay;don't go... -25347;1365458187;benkay;we were just starting to have fun... -25346;1365458200;iz;play a game where you walk through a minefield? how is that fun? -25345;1365458225;benkay;it's gambling -25344;1365458233;benkay;don't try and reason -25343;1365458237;benkay;just take the fools monies. -25342;1365458244;benkay;fools' -25341;1365458306;iz;hard to take their money if they don't want to play -25340;1365458325;benkay;*shrug* -25339;1365458334;benkay;a small fraction of the world is a lot of people -25338;1365458357;deadweasel;.2% of people reply to nigerian scammers -25337;1365458362;iz;yes, and a large fraction of the world is even more people -25336;1365458363;deadweasel;it's enough -25335;1365458364;benkay;oh man i do -25334;1365458381;benkay;they never write back, though. -25333;1365458402;iz;send them bitcoins and then sell them technical support in USD -25332;1365458421;benkay;wat -25331;1365458426;benkay;acquire cryptocurrencies -25330;1365458430;benkay;disregard fiat -25329;1365458516;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.021 = 0.042 BTC [-] -25328;1365458579;ThickAsThieves;do you like bitcoin? do you like super mario kart? then you'll LOVE SatoshiYoshi.com! -25327;1365458598;MJR_;I like both those things!!! -25326;1365458617;benkay;let me give you my money! -25325;1365458625;ThickAsThieves;good idea! -25324;1365458629;MJR_;there was nothing there? -25323;1365458633;MJR_;T_T -25322;1365458663;ThickAsThieves;there should be an .exe file you need to run -25321;1365458688;benkay;yuss -25320;1365458701;benkay;dudes i saw a thing about using javascript to reprogram routers yesterday -25319;1365458711;benkay;from user browsers -25318;1365458716;MJR_;benkay: sounds cool -25317;1365458723;MJR_;you can do the same with UPnP -25316;1365458736;benkay;i love breaking things. -25315;1365458740;MJR_;who doesn't -25314;1365458773;ThickAsThieves;i like making things -25313;1365458808;MJR_;both can be fun -25312;1365458878;MJR_;;;ticker -25311;1365458884;MJR_;;;bc,24hprc -25310;1365458886;gribble;177.01 -25309;1365458887;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 186.06253, Best ask: 186.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.93746, Last trade: 186.99999, 24 hour volume: 102774.98338597, 24 hour low: 157.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 178.38721 -25308;1365458921;deadweasel;fucking linksys routers. totally unprotected. -25307;1365458942;deadweasel;add a '/' to any admin url to see source code, lol! -25306;1365458959;deadweasel;print password file with simple request -25305;1365459218;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.794 BTC [+] -25304;1365459717;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1.209 = 4.836 BTC [+] -25303;1365459751;lippoper;;;goxlag -25302;1365459752;gribble;MtGox lag is 3.534177 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00708245113738 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its largest moon, Ganymede (0.007155 AU). -25301;1365459753;lippoper;;;ticker -25300;1365459754;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 185.30001, Best ask: 185.95999, Bid-ask spread: 0.65998, Last trade: 185.30001, 24 hour volume: 102926.03575566, 24 hour low: 157.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 178.47044 -25299;1365459780;lippoper;$avg -25298;1365459782;mpexbot;lippoper: 177.37 -25297;1365459787;lippoper;is that the real price? -25296;1365459802;lippoper;around 177-179 ? -25295;1365459931;thestringpuller;;;asks 195 -25294;1365459934;gribble;There are currently 7494.7663 bitcoins offered at or under 195.0 USD, worth 1443781.28381 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0012 seconds -25293;1365459936;thestringpuller;;;bids 170 -25292;1365459937;gribble;There are currently 9839.9499 bitcoins demanded at or over 170.0 USD, worth 1748284.48795 USD in total. | Data vintage: 3.0379 seconds -25291;1365459973;dub;;ticker --high -25290;1365460052;dub;;;nethash -25289;1365460052;gribble;62837.3281404 -25288;1365460168;topace|2;!ticker h him -25287;1365460171;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.89000000 / 1.92735294 / 1.93000000 (17 shares, 32.76500000 BTC), 7D: 1.82000000 / 1.90417629 / 2.05990000 (97 shares, 184.70510000 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.85736363 / 2.08000000 (693 shares, 1287.15299230 BTC) -25286;1365460454;lippoper;;;ticker -25285;1365460455;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 188.89002, Best ask: 189.80261, Bid-ask spread: 0.91259, Last trade: 189.80261, 24 hour volume: 104076.87236816, 24 hour low: 157.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 178.63555 -25284;1365460456;benkay;thickasthieves making things is important and cool -25283;1365460542;bVector;so how long would it take to make your money back on dividends on sdice stocks? -25282;1365460554;ThickAsThieves;a lifetime these days -25281;1365460869;mod6;;;bc,blocks -25280;1365460870;gribble;230331 -25279;1365461171;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -25278;1365461173;gribble;62888.8850858 -25277;1365461178;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -25276;1365461179;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 8839306.76485 based on data since last change | 8785341.70019 based on data for last three days -25275;1365461197;jurov;dat discussion... http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/1bxakb/the_mens_guide_to_showering/ -25274;1365461651;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.24001 BTC [+] -25273;1365461727;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.13789 BTC [+] -25272;1365461735;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1379 = 0.2758 BTC [+] -25271;1365461894;mod6;;;tslb -25270;1365461898;gribble;Time since last block: 47 minutes and 53 seconds -25269;1365461999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00065356 = 4.0848 BTC [-] -25268;1365462166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9250 @ 0.00066071 = 6.1116 BTC [+] -25267;1365462495;mod6;;;tslb -25266;1365462500;gribble;Time since last block: 3 minutes and 2 seconds -25265;1365462793;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.789 = 1.578 BTC [-] -25264;1365462914;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 28 @ 0.795 = 22.26 BTC [+] -25263;1365462956;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 998 @ 0.01 = 9.98 BTC [+] -25262;1365462960;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -25261;1365462966;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -25260;1365462992;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1481 @ 0.00066071 = 0.9785 BTC [+] -25259;1365462994;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6007 @ 0.00066211 = 3.9773 BTC [+] -25258;1365464411;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 8 @ 0.1024 = 0.8192 BTC [+] -25257;1365465481;jborkl_;;;goxlag -25256;1365465482;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.361659 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.000724760586664 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -25255;1365465495;jborkl_;;;ticker -25254;1365465496;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 188.25001, Best ask: 188.41000, Bid-ask spread: 0.15999, Last trade: 188.25001, 24 hour volume: 106530.94142469, 24 hour low: 160.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 179.70143 -25253;1365465538;thestringpuller;quiet for how volatole of a day it was -25252;1365465559;jurov;everyone is tired from it :D -25251;1365465560;jborkl_;mtgox socket has been down for 85 minutes -25250;1365465642;thestringpuller;jurov lemme use coinbr for free -25249;1365465643;thestringpuller;jkjk -25248;1365465679;jurov;O? And why? -25247;1365465743;jurov;(hopes for jk punchline) -25246;1365465824;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.763 = 1.526 BTC [-] -25245;1365465890;thestringpuller;!ticker btctc asicminer-ot -25244;1365465891;assbot;Shit. You ain't even old enough to smoke. -25243;1365465892;thestringpuller;!ticker btctc asicminer-pt -25242;1365465893;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 0.76 / 0.78376 / 0.795 (205 shares, 160.7 BTC), 7D: 0.683004 / 0.76178 / 0.795 (1253 shares, 954.5 BTC), 30D: 0.59998 / 0.77589 / 0.9489 (7745 shares, 6009.3 BTC) -25241;1365465915;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -25240;1365465916;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.89000000 / 1.92735294 / 1.93000000 (17 shares, 32.76500000 BTC), 7D: 1.82000000 / 1.90417629 / 2.05990000 (97 shares, 184.70510000 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.85736363 / 2.08000000 (693 shares, 1287.15299230 BTC) -25239;1365466096;jurov;;;rate thestringpuller -1 "joke's on you" -25238;1365466096;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be authenticated to use the rating system. -25237;1365466175;jurov;but no, you're a friend :) -25236;1365466180;FabianB_;22:59 < jurov> everyone is tired from it :D <-- yeah, but so all the buyers are new? -25235;1365466245;jurov;how does it follow? -25234;1365466261;jurov;i meant, btcusd tired us -25233;1365466287;jurov;hence the silence -25232;1365466327;jborkl_;mtgox socket down fo 95 minutes now -25231;1365466350;FabianB_;yeah, but trading goes on -25230;1365466365;jurov;where? bitcoinity says 235s -25229;1365466385;jurov;ohh you mean whole socket api down, not lag? -25228;1365466392;jborkl_;yes -25227;1365466434;jurov;they will follow mpex lead. no socket api (or third party only) -25226;1365466438;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.2802 BTC [-] -25225;1365466439;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.28 = 0.56 BTC [-] -25224;1365466440;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.258 = 0.516 BTC [-] -25223;1365466442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.25 = 0.75 BTC [-] -25222;1365466442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -25221;1365466445;jurov;then withdrawals will get deprecated -25220;1365466446;bgupta;http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2013/04/inside-the-bitcoin-bubble-bitinstants-ceo.html -25219;1365466511;jborkl_;equity is getting shit on, for now -25218;1365466554;bgupta;jborkl_: btc equity? -25217;1365466567;jborkl_;stocks -25216;1365466573;FabianB_;if all the buyers are new, we might crash soon when press slows down -25215;1365466629;jurov;define crash... some fellows here call even correction to 170 a "crash" -25214;1365466631;jborkl_;buyers are interested in other things for now, but obtaining bitcoins is getting more and more expensive. therefore will be worth more later -25213;1365466656;bgupta;counter-trend correction more likely before press slowdown if past is any indicator. -25212;1365466657;FabianB_;like < 100 -25211;1365466665;jborkl_;yeah, we go from 20 to 200 and people scream when it goes to 170 -25210;1365466703;bgupta;crash to me would be price drop of >50%. -25209;1365466721;FabianB_;who knows -25208;1365466744;bgupta;jborkl_: stocks seem ok? https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXDJX:.DJI -25207;1365466761;bgupta;or you talking btc exchange stocks lie sdice am etc -25206;1365466766;bgupta;they seem ok? -25205;1365466789;jborkl_;I don't look at fiat stocks -25204;1365466819;bgupta;which btc stocks are crashing? -25203;1365466833;bgupta;err getting shit on -25202;1365466836;bgupta;(not crashing) -25201;1365466890;bgupta;right now we have churn… hard to say what will happen when it breaks. -25200;1365466903;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.7624 = 15.248 BTC [-] -25199;1365466932;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7624 = 7.624 BTC [-] -25198;1365466934;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7623 = 3.0492 BTC [-] -25197;1365466937;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76211 BTC [-] -25196;1365466938;ThickAsThieves;asicminer crashing! -25195;1365466939;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.762027 BTC [-] -25194;1365466942;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.762024 BTC [-] -25193;1365466944;ThickAsThieves;:) -25192;1365466945;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.762022 BTC [-] -25191;1365466946;bgupta;not really... -25190;1365466948;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.762021 BTC [-] -25189;1365466950;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.762 BTC [-] -25188;1365466953;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7611 = 7.611 BTC [-] -25187;1365466956;jborkl_;That is correct, I said they were getting shit on -25186;1365466960;jborkl_;not crashing -25185;1365466978;jurov;https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q="bitcoin"&date=today+1-m&cmpt=q -25184;1365466986;ThickAsThieves;The Great ASICminer Crash of 4-8-13 -25183;1365466986;bgupta;on volume of what 50 shares? -25182;1365466997;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76011 BTC [-] -25181;1365466999;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75502 BTC [-] -25180;1365467017;jborkl_;I did not name a stock -25179;1365467018;jurov;upward trend stopped.. but dunno whether recent google data is reliable -25178;1365467028;jcpham;so guys -25177;1365467030;bgupta;AM really is stuck in a trading range. -25176;1365467034;jcpham;i was just doing some maths -25175;1365467046;jcpham;and all those loans i made... that never repaid me -25174;1365467053;jcpham;$290,000 -25173;1365467060;ThickAsThieves;upward trend is still there whatcha mean? -25172;1365467067;ThickAsThieves;https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=bitcoin&date=1%2F2013%2012m&cmpt=q -25171;1365467079;jurov;double facepalm /o\ /o\ -25170;1365467080;ThickAsThieves;lesson learned, dont loan btc -25169;1365467082;jcpham;that doesn't even make sense to me -25168;1365467090;ThickAsThieves;the chart? -25167;1365467105;ThickAsThieves;google is dumb and noted incomplete data as a cliff -25166;1365467106;jcpham;the relative value -25165;1365467141;bgupta;that data is not realtime -25164;1365467149;jcpham;all bitcoin searches halted -25163;1365467153;jcpham;no one cares anymore -25162;1365467195;ThickAsThieves;surely -25161;1365467200;ThickAsThieves;that would make the most sense -25160;1365467211;jcpham;i'm glad we can see eye to eye on this -25159;1365467218;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.30499999 BTC [-] -25158;1365467218;jurov;disregard today... it seems declining since wednesday... i doubt it takes them 3 days to aggregate all data -25157;1365467222;jcpham;i thought you were about to say people were still searching for bitcoin -25156;1365467240;jcpham;and the google data in incomplete -25155;1365467251;jborkl_;socket down for 110 minutes now -25154;1365467254;jcpham;but i'm pretty sure all bitcoin searches basically stopped -25153;1365467265;ThickAsThieves;lol -25152;1365467265;jcpham;all at once if by magic -25151;1365467277;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.89 BTC [-] -25150;1365467278;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 1.81 = 10.86 BTC [-] -25149;1365467307;unbalanced_;jborkl_, agree with you re: BTC equities having a bad run: VTX just traded on Havelock for 0.24, down huge from 0.799 peak -25148;1365467327;bgupta;new articles keep popping up like this http://www.zdnet.com/how-to-buy-and-sell-bitcoins-part-1-theory-7000013661/ -25147;1365467349;bgupta;scarey "howtos" -25146;1365467352;ThickAsThieves;i sold all my vtx in high 70s -25145;1365467356;ThickAsThieves;twas fun -25144;1365467362;unbalanced_;yeah, to me. thanks again -25143;1365467365;ll;so that was you lol -25142;1365467367;bgupta;vtx is what? -25141;1365467375;unbalanced_;https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=VTX -25140;1365467375;ThickAsThieves;cavirtex -25139;1365467386;ThickAsThieves;canadian currency exchange -25138;1365467393;ThickAsThieves;canuckoins -25137;1365467402;unbalanced_;The Mt. Gox of Canadia -25136;1365467414;ll;mm $207/btc there? -25135;1365467414;bgupta;gotcha -25134;1365467420;unbalanced_;Where BTC has already crossed $200 CAD, btw. -25133;1365467422;jborkl_;cad -25132;1365467423;bgupta;although there really is only one mtgox -25131;1365467434;ThickAsThieves;CAD is not real money -25130;1365467436;ThickAsThieves;is why -25129;1365467442;unbalanced_;Yes, at least Virtex functions... -25128;1365467452;unbalanced_;CAD = "dollarettes" -25127;1365467457;ThickAsThieves;hehe -25126;1365467473;bgupta;;;volume -25125;1365467473;gribble;Error: "volume" is not a valid command. -25124;1365467481;bgupta;;;ticker -25123;1365467483;ThickAsThieves;Currently Almost a Dollar -25122;1365467484;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 183.75000, Best ask: 183.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 183.95000, 24 hour volume: 111564.57755450, 24 hour low: 160.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 180.22433 -25121;1365467498;bgupta;wow 111K not bad. -25120;1365467518;Bugpowder;Havelock bubble finally popping? -25119;1365467530;ThickAsThieves;yep, i started trading there -25118;1365467531;thestringpuller;huh? -25117;1365467556;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -25116;1365467557;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.81000000 / 1.89166667 / 1.93000000 (21 shares, 39.72500000 BTC), 7D: 1.81000000 / 1.89860673 / 2.05990000 (104 shares, 197.45510000 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.85700427 / 2.08000000 (700 shares, 1299.90299230 BTC) -25115;1365467595;Bugpowder;Xrp sure is popping -25114;1365467618;Bugpowder;Down down down -25113;1365467661;bgupta;http://btctrading.wordpress.com/ -25112;1365467821;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.763 BTC [+] -25111;1365467979;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -25110;1365467980;gribble;MtGox lag is 93.631956 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.187637391468 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -25109;1365467987;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -25108;1365467987;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 184.00000, Best ask: 185.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 185.00000, 24 hour volume: 111564.57755450, 24 hour low: 160.00000, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 180.22433 -25107;1365468207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00301846 = 0.3018 BTC [+] -25106;1365468870;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -25105;1365468871;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.81000000 / 1.88975 / 1.93000000 (20 shares, 37.79500000 BTC), 7D: 1.81000000 / 1.89860673 / 2.05990000 (104 shares, 197.45510000 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.85700427 / 2.08000000 (700 shares, 1299.90299230 BTC) -25104;1365469017;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.24 = 1.68 BTC [-] -25103;1365469179;ThickAsThieves;why is VTX crashing so hard anyway? -25102;1365469197;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.81 = 5.43 BTC [-] -25101;1365469199;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 14 @ 0.14952605 = 2.0934 BTC [+] -25100;1365469219;ThickAsThieves;$avg -25099;1365469221;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 179.97 -25098;1365469385;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 500 @ 0.01 = 5 BTC [+] -25097;1365469437;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -25096;1365469594;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00418 BTC [+] -25095;1365469736;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7945 BTC [+] -25094;1365469757;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -25093;1365469758;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 days, 6 hours, 26 minutes, and 48 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -25092;1365470224;unbalanced_;24hr vwap now over 180... -25091;1365470402;bgupta;http://consumerist.com/2013/04/08/nyc-bar-to-allow-patrons-to-buy-drinks-with-bitcoins/ -25090;1365470579;bgupta;Hmmm. gotta try that just to see how smooth it is.. -25089;1365470598;bgupta;talking about the transaction not the whisky. -25088;1365470634;unbalanced_;ThickAsThieves re: VTX I imagine it's because it stopped going up and some of the people who bought 10K worth noticed there were only a few dozen shares worth of bids over 0.20 BTC -25087;1365470648;unbalanced_;cue the race for the exits -25086;1365470657;unbalanced_;also, it doesn't pay a div -25085;1365470684;unbalanced_;er by "10K worth" I mean the 10,000 shares offered at IPO -25084;1365470704;unbalanced_;no one buying post IPO to support the price -25083;1365470856;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^oix -25082;1365470857;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 108.7315223 / 142.65191654 / 172.70719171 (19154 shares, 4,736.51 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -25081;1365471160;thestringpuller;;;seen topace|2 -25080;1365471160;gribble;topace|2 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 hours, 3 minutes, and 12 seconds ago: !ticker h him -25079;1365471436;bgupta;who is the admin for bitbet (on IRC) -25078;1365471478;kakobrekla;me and mircea -25077;1365472050;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: I want a refund. -25076;1365472054;thestringpuller;jkjk -25075;1365472076;thestringpuller;mircea and i* <- technically -25074;1365472187;kakobrekla;perhaps a slash was missing -25073;1365472577;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -25072;1365472578;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 186.49891, Best ask: 187.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50109, Last trade: 187.00000, 24 hour volume: 112828.65816047, 24 hour low: 161.29378, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 181.24809 -25071;1365472580;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -25070;1365472581;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -25069;1365472613;kakobrekla;i always suspect trading is halted, when i see 0 sec -25068;1365472818;orkaa;http://i.qkme.me/3tryd1.jpg -25067;1365472939;kakobrekla;lol -25066;1365473067;ThickAsThieves;lol -25065;1365473077;ThickAsThieves;that has crossed my mind too -25064;1365473220;kakobrekla;my gf is smat enough :( -25063;1365473230;kakobrekla;smart -25062;1365473474;ThickAsThieves;i'd say my wife is smart enough, but she's so far removed from bitcoin it would not be so simple -25061;1365473577;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.80999999 BTC [-] -25060;1365473672;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 75 @ 0.00329 = 0.2468 BTC [+] -25059;1365473699;orkaa;ThickAsThieves: just create an onetime script that sells everything with a market order and transfers it to her bank account -25058;1365473709;orkaa;or sth :) -25057;1365473775;benkay;are we talking about bail strategies? -25056;1365473790;bVector;benkay: http://i.qkme.me/3tryd1.jpg -25055;1365473801;benkay;ah -25054;1365473820;benkay;i see you have all chosen where to make your beds on the lady-triangle -25053;1365473827;benkay;pretty and sane? -25052;1365473845;benkay;i went with pretty and smart -25051;1365473845;orkaa;pretty insane -25050;1365473866;benkay;and you didn't get smart? -25049;1365473907;benkay;fast/cheap/good pick two in business -25048;1365473918;benkay;smart/pretty/sane pick two in women -25047;1365473925;mod6;;;tslb -25046;1365473931;gribble;Time since last block: 50 minutes and 2 seconds -25045;1365473933;mod6;wtf -25044;1365473945;benkay;interdasting... -25043;1365473953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00065675 = 8.0452 BTC [-] -25042;1365473956;kakobrekla;its true -25041;1365473956;mod6;;;bc,stats -25040;1365473959;gribble;Current Blocks: 230349 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 1490 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 10 hours, 19 minutes, and 44 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8758402.77339 | Estimated Percent Change: 14.14574 -25039;1365473966;orkaa;its not true -25038;1365473977;orkaa;i've seen stupid+ugly+insane -25037;1365473989;benkay;talking about the optimization, friend. -25036;1365473994;kakobrekla;i was speaking about 349 being last block -25035;1365473995;benkay;not the whole space -25034;1365474013;benkay;and that, kakobrekla, is interesting. -25033;1365474028;kakobrekla;ah -25032;1365474034;kakobrekla;50 just poped up -25031;1365474037;kakobrekla;rally may resume -25030;1365474074;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -25029;1365474075;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 186.00001, Best ask: 186.84340, Bid-ask spread: 0.84339, Last trade: 187.00000, 24 hour volume: 113791.55742270, 24 hour low: 161.29378, 24 hour high: 194.90000, 24 hour vwap: 181.32145 -25028;1365474081;mircea_popescu;what, nothing ? -25027;1365474102;kakobrekla;yeah pft 180 -25026;1365474105;kakobrekla;thats nothing -25025;1365474169;mircea_popescu;srsly. -25024;1365474184;punkman;"1. We have only just opened 2. We have no previous history 3. We are taking your money in Advance" -25023;1365474190;punkman;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170332.0;topicseen -25022;1365474237;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.23999999 BTC [-] -25021;1365474350;mircea_popescu;win. -25020;1365474547;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78992 BTC [-] -25019;1365474598;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.23999999 BTC [-] -25018;1365474599;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.23999999 = 0.48 BTC [-] -25017;1365474603;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78993 BTC [+] -25016;1365474630;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7943 = 1.5886 BTC [+] -25015;1365474653;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7944 = 1.5888 BTC [+] -25014;1365474751;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7944 = 1.5888 BTC [+] -25013;1365474905;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1019 = 0.4076 BTC [-] -25012;1365474957;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.23999999 BTC [-] -25011;1365475337;mircea_popescu;ouch -25010;1365475343;mircea_popescu;!ticker h vtx -25009;1365475345;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.23999999 / 0.33127558 / 0.39000000 (217 shares, 71.88680004 BTC), 7D: 0.23999999 / 0.42829361 / 0.57499999 (1076 shares, 460.84391999 BTC), 30D: 0.23999999 / 0.4328512 / 0.79900000 (13612 shares, 5891.97053324 BTC) -25008;1365475354;kakobrekla;what happend there? -25007;1365475354;mircea_popescu;what happened there -25006;1365475357;kakobrekla;lol -25005;1365475360;mircea_popescu;omfg this guy :D -25004;1365475361;kakobrekla;first. -25003;1365475378;mircea_popescu;hehehe -25002;1365475390;mircea_popescu;may the bird of paradise fly up your nose! -25001;1365475399;kakobrekla;:p -25000;1365475428;kakobrekla;(not sure is that good or bad) -24999;1365475441;mircea_popescu;it's an old song -24998;1365475472;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3856 @ 0.00065705 = 2.5336 BTC [+] -24997;1365475474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 873 @ 0.00066211 = 0.578 BTC [+] -24996;1365475486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2707 @ 0.00066974 = 1.813 BTC [+] -24995;1365475679;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P140T] 718 @ 0.03241474 = 23.2738 BTC [-] -24994;1365475737;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.2721 = 0.8163 BTC [-] -24993;1365475737;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.2721 = 1.9047 BTC [-] -24992;1365475797;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8000001 BTC [-] -24991;1365475873;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.79397 = 1.5879 BTC [-] -24990;1365475885;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.79399 BTC [+] -24989;1365475892;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.794 = 3.97 BTC [+] -24988;1365475917;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.21000001 BTC [-] -24987;1365475919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9493 @ 0.00066974 = 6.3578 BTC [+] -24986;1365475976;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.21 = 0.84 BTC [-] -24985;1365476010;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 49 @ 0.00418 = 0.2048 BTC [+] -24984;1365476215;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.dice -24983;1365476216;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00276101 / 0.0029175 / 0.00301846 (7205 shares, 21.02 BTC), 7D: 0.00276101 / 0.00315343 / 0.00400173 (467223 shares, 1,473.36 BTC), 30D: 0.00276101 / 0.00364184 / 0.006 (1638027 shares, 5,965.44 BTC) -24982;1365476484;kakobrekla;"... -24981;1365476484;kakobrekla;Since October 2012, BTC market conditions changed, and our algorithm stop trading, pointing to hold BTCs as the most profit action to be taken. So we did this way, -24980;1365476485;kakobrekla;holding BTCs to avoid bad sell from our shareholders. This strategy now proved to be correct and to prize our algorithm. We proud of a very good work. -24979;1365476485;kakobrekla;..." -24978;1365476487;kakobrekla;LMAO -24977;1365476492;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170003.msg1776817#msg1776817 -24976;1365476557;bgupta;umm a bitcoin trading company that just holds bitcoins that you could just as easily hold yourself? -24975;1365476574;mircea_popescu;so wait... -24974;1365476578;mircea_popescu;for 6 months thios ?! -24973;1365476603;mircea_popescu;About you trollers , all I have to say is: "clap clap clap clap ! ". May you get it and may it be penicillin resistant. -24972;1365476878;bgupta;So checking my math sdice has market cap of ~$55,000,000 AM $56,240,000 and bbet about $1,850,000? -24971;1365476937;bgupta;al seem pretty high, but I think that reflects an expectation of growth in usd/btc ratio. -24970;1365476997;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2721 BTC [-] -24969;1365477006;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1019 = 0.4076 BTC [-] -24968;1365477537;mircea_popescu;hm -24967;1365477541;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -24966;1365477543;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.00079521 / 0.00082831 / 0.00085021 (2492 shares, 2.06 BTC), 7D: 0.0007531 / 0.00083127 / 0.00195 (2520 shares, 2.09 BTC), 30D: 0.00050015 / 0.00189327 / 0.00201401 (79740 shares, 150.97 BTC) -24965;1365477572;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.00082831 * 10000000 -24964;1365477573;gribble;8283.1 -24963;1365477582;mircea_popescu;yeh like 8k btc at current prices. -24962;1365477621;mircea_popescu;course i wouldn't sell it at that. -24961;1365477717;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.2199999 = 0.88 BTC [+] -24960;1365477719;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.22 = 0.66 BTC [+] -24959;1365478136;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2721 BTC [-] -24958;1365515221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18030 @ 0.00070061 = 12.632 BTC [+] -24957;1365515241;MJR_;a penny -24956;1365515249;MJR_;there it is!!! -24955;1365515254;MJR_;woohoo everyone we just hit 200 -24954;1365515258;deyyo__;yep :P -24953;1365515267;leotreasure;wooooooooo! -24952;1365515271;bgupta;just lost bet -24951;1365515274;MJR_;did you guys see ernie with his mind blown? -24950;1365515275;deyyo__;http://bitbet.us/bet/330/mtgox-bitcoin-usd-exchange-rate-200-before/ -24949;1365515276;damientrog;just won the bet :D -24948;1365515298;mircea_popescu;woot -24947;1365515359;bitesak;2K coins exchanged at 200 -24946;1365515365;bitesak;and counting -24945;1365515373;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -24944;1365515374;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 200.48000, Best ask: 200.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02000, Last trade: 200.40000, 24 hour volume: 97559.81266110, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 197.48000, 24 hour vwap: 187.02354 -24943;1365515394;rikur;http://bitbet.us/bet/330/mtgox-bitcoin-usd-exchange-rate-200-before/ -24942;1365515398;rikur;me too -24941;1365515404;rikur;now someone resolve it -24940;1365515427;bitesak;;;asks 202 -24939;1365515428;mircea_popescu;heh what's the rush -24938;1365515430;gribble;There are currently 881.21269 bitcoins offered at or under 202.0 USD, worth 177205.166732 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -24937;1365515433;MJR_;the "bubble" is alive and well -24936;1365515456;ColdHardMetal;bitcoinity bringing the lulz again -24935;1365515458;MJR_;at what point do they cease seeing a bubble and start seeing a new price level? -24934;1365515485;MJR_;lolz -24933;1365515508;MJR_;bitcoinity is the best channel on tv lol -24932;1365515563;MJR_;geez, not even a little time to pause and reflect on how far we've come...nope, on to 300 NAO -24931;1365515820;rikur;hey does the betting time get re-adjusted for the actual length of the bet? -24930;1365515823;rikur;would be fair :) -24929;1365515833;rikur;I was Yes days ago -24928;1365515884;damientrog;yes the weight of your bet will be higher -24927;1365515941;jurov;uhh just missed it... anyone has bitcoinity screenshot? -24926;1365515945;rikur;I know, but since the weight was given against the Last of April, even last minute better get 50% weighted -24925;1365515987;rikur;It should be weighted: start -> end of bet -24924;1365516021;rikur;not start -> maximum lifetime of bet. -24923;1365516040;mircea_popescu;rikur weight's not readjusted, why;'d it be ? -24922;1365516071;jurov;also, then bettors betting just before lifetime would get almost 0 weight -24921;1365516078;rikur;mircea_popescu: for example this mtgox bet, you get more information as price goes higher and it's less risky to bet yes -24920;1365516083;rikur;but the weight is relatively still high -24919;1365516087;mircea_popescu;yes. -24918;1365516095;mircea_popescu;so ? -24917;1365516104;jurov;lol some bitch weight is too small, others that it is too big -24916;1365516108;rikur;jurov: they would get their own money back and a tiny profit on top of that -24915;1365516116;jurov;rikur nope -24914;1365516130;rikur;huh your algo is not that smart then -24913;1365516139;MJR_;not a lot holding back from 235 right now...this is getting crazy -24912;1365516142;jurov;they will get their money minus house edge -24911;1365516143;bgupta;the bet was more yes folks than no folks through most of it's life -24910;1365516145;rikur;favors last minute bettors who -24909;1365516147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1565 @ 0.00069716 = 1.0911 BTC [-] -24908;1365516148;MJR_;;;bids 0 -24907;1365516149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19600 @ 0.00070096 = 13.7388 BTC [+] -24906;1365516149;gribble;There are currently 31615980 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12659267.2931 USD in total. | Data vintage: 75.7371 seconds -24905;1365516163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17150 @ 0.00070757 = 12.1348 BTC [+] -24904;1365516163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1085 @ 0.00070898 = 0.7692 BTC [+] -24903;1365516164;MJR_;;;asks 235 -24902;1365516164;gribble;There are currently 7289.0965 bitcoins offered at or under 235.0 USD, worth 1564703.04003 USD in total. | Data vintage: 91.5550 seconds -24901;1365516188;mircea_popescu;it doesn't favour anybody. -24900;1365516197;mircea_popescu;who'd you figure "it favors". -24899;1365516209;rikur;jurov: when I bet Yes at around 160$, I was taking much higher risk than last minute 50 BTC bettor don't you agree? -24898;1365516219;jurov;not at all -24897;1365516228;jurov;it can fall as well as rise -24896;1365516239;bgupta;so we gonna get a rash of articles talking about 200 and 2 billion -24895;1365516241;rikur;lol, but the information the bets are placed has changed -24894;1365516253;ColdHardMetal;;;bc,mktcap -24893;1365516254;gribble;2224267339.89 -24892;1365516268;bowjob;price has gone insane -24891;1365516270;mircea_popescu;rikur the fact that the information has changed may make the system inconvenient for oyu -24890;1365516275;bgupta;btw - kinda glad I lost that bet -24889;1365516275;mircea_popescu;but it does not make the system unfair in itself. -24888;1365516280;bowjob;also, i won my fist bitbet -24887;1365516310;mircea_popescu;in order for it to be unfair it'd have to be unfair in general, not inconvenient to some case. -24886;1365516331;bgupta;the 140 bettors who bet yes can scrap over my 20 btc.. -24885;1365516331;rikur;mircea_popescu: it is unfair in general whenever the bet can end before the max life time -24884;1365516338;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=171057.0 apparently unfunded orders is going away -24883;1365516344;rikur;late bettors gain leverage on more information -24882;1365516354;bowjob;there should be a rule on bitbet if people try to game the system by putting btc after the event stops -24881;1365516354;mircea_popescu;rikur they also incur the list on losing their capital -24880;1365516359;rikur;it is totally different to bet Yes with 10 BTC early on than 50 BTC on the last minute -24879;1365516362;mircea_popescu;if the bet closes before theior bet makes it in. -24878;1365516363;bowjob;you should keep the btc -24877;1365516366;mircea_popescu;no, it -24876;1365516382;mircea_popescu;s not just totally different. its very risky to bet 10 at the last minute. -24875;1365516394;rikur;far less risky, you gotta admit that -24874;1365516399;jurov;rikur if you want the bet weight to reflect tmkt information, you're plainly using wrong instrument -24873;1365516412;jurov;trade options instad. -24872;1365516414;mircea_popescu;it's not far less risky. it's VERY risky. -24871;1365516426;mircea_popescu;have you read bitbet last month reports ? -24870;1365516433;rikur;no -24869;1365516440;mircea_popescu;half the dividends came from people trying to leech the betpools by betting late. -24868;1365516464;joeykrim;can you link to last month's report? sounds like a good read -24867;1365516465;deadweasel;;;ticker -24866;1365516466;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 203.50001, Best ask: 203.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24999, Last trade: 203.99000, 24 hour volume: 103340.65692708, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 205.00000, 24 hour vwap: 188.16600 -24865;1365516467;rikur;so that's why you don't fix it -24864;1365516479;deadweasel;203! -24863;1365516484;mircea_popescu;joeykrim http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet-march-2013-statement/ -24862;1365516492;joeykrim;mircea_popescu, thx -24861;1365516500;mircea_popescu;irt's not that "i don;'t fix it". it's that what you're proposing is not a fix, and what i have is. -24860;1365516541;jurov;so about 30btc was sent to expired addies??? -24859;1365516564;mircea_popescu;23 if memory serves -24858;1365516586;mircea_popescu;it wasn't expired addies, it was more specifically : guy sees bet about to close, sends btc, doesn't make in before close. -24857;1365516600;rikur;so what happens if they don't make it -24856;1365516608;mircea_popescu;btc goes to shareholders. -24855;1365516613;rikur;what? -24854;1365516614;rikur;lol -24853;1365516619;mircea_popescu;yep. -24852;1365516626;rikur;what a fag site -24851;1365516636;mircea_popescu;maybe bitcoin is a little new to you. -24850;1365516639;punkman;lol -24849;1365516648;rikur;the rules are not based on any sane math -24848;1365516653;mircea_popescu;"Looking for someone to create/modify software for this forum [5500+ BTC] " << bitcointalk now has > 1mn dollars in software devbiounty -24847;1365516653;rikur;but it's cool -24846;1365516657;mircea_popescu;largest in history of internet ? -24845;1365516660;jurov;we just happen to have this "sinkhole in foyer, whatever falls in is kept" capitalism here -24844;1365516676;mircea_popescu;jurov it's incredibly efficient in encouraging people not to litter. -24843;1365516683;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7749 BTC [+] -24842;1365516706;jurov;lol hehe... i'm considering to enact something like -24841;1365516737;jurov;oh i already am.. there's a guy who forgot both his coinbr username, password and email -24840;1365516744;mircea_popescu;... -24839;1365516753;jurov;and wasn't able to produce a btc addy even with hint -24838;1365516755;mircea_popescu;how do you know you're not being social engineered in a case like that ? -24837;1365516773;jurov;i don't know. hence, it will be kept by coinbr -24836;1365516819;rikur;mircea_popescu: I can't see this risky last minute bet mentioned on the site -24835;1365516828;mircea_popescu;read the faq. -24834;1365516839;rikur;and still, the weight should be re-calibrated in bets that end earlier -24833;1365516850;bitesak;to suit you -24832;1365516852;rikur;just my feed back as a paying customer :) -24831;1365516911;bgupta;new bet: will btc trade below 200.. ;) -24830;1365516916;mircea_popescu;lol -24829;1365516967;jurov;or just for fun "bitcoin will fall below $2 in 2013" -24828;1365516996;jurov;although, even 1000% profit from such bet would be moot -24827;1365517031;mircea_popescu;indeed. -24826;1365517046;taub;there's a ton of buying pressure -24825;1365517076;taub;ratio: 362.74 USD/BTC -24824;1365517088;taub;up from 290 during the breakout runup -24823;1365517099;unbalanced_;...and gox api down again? -24822;1365517116;taub;still working for me, the data stream at least -24821;1365517120;taub;lax is next to zero too -24820;1365517123;jurov;;;ticker -24819;1365517123;taub;lag* -24818;1365517124;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 199.96722, Best ask: 200.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03278, Last trade: 200.00000, 24 hour volume: 104305.48741673, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 205.00000, 24 hour vwap: 188.36658 -24817;1365517128;taub;;;goxlag -24816;1365517129;gribble;MtGox lag is 3.389127 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00679177256144 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its largest moon, Ganymede (0.007155 AU). -24815;1365517137;unbalanced_;I'm looking at bitcoincharts and at mpex.co: no bot quotes? -24814;1365517139;bowjob;oh no crash -24813;1365517159;jurov;ic, bowjob is on it again :) -24812;1365517163;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ prolly bitcoincharts crapped out -24811;1365517169;bowjob;shush. old habits die hard -24810;1365517173;unbalanced_;Yeah they're boned now -24809;1365517177;bowjob;im trying to figure out this mining game -24808;1365517208;bowjob;"valueerror: need more than 1 value to unpack -24807;1365517238;bowjob;I registered on slush's pool. i inputted my worker bowjob.worker1 and put whatever password they supplied me -24806;1365517248;bowjob;then i click mine, and it doesnt seems to work -24805;1365517250;rikur;but yeah, not going to bit again on bets like this. unfair rules still, can't understand why you don't agree. -24804;1365517295;unbalanced_;How often do the bots sample the bitcoincharts 24hr vwap? -24803;1365517319;bgupta;bowjob, best to hit the slush irc channel… -24802;1365517321;unbalanced_;And how often does bitcoincharts update it? every 15min? hourly? -24801;1365517330;bowjob;aye. -24800;1365517345;bowjob;im prepping for my avalon. didnt have too much time to think. -24799;1365517347;bowjob;just buyyyyy -24798;1365517354;bgupta;heh -24797;1365517361;bowjob;i guess ill be spoiled with 4 btc a day -24796;1365517365;bgupta;mining is hot work... -24795;1365517365;jurov;just my observation - bot refreshes somewhere between 5-20 minutes -24794;1365517372;unbalanced_;thx -24793;1365517380;bgupta;bitcoincharts is a bit flaky atm -24792;1365517382;jurov;and btcharts vwap seems to be updated continuously -24791;1365517400;bgupta;or was -24790;1365517417;jurov;if it's there, ofc. -24789;1365517449;bgupta;taub: what's that ratio? -24788;1365517449;jurov;but they warn that it shouldn't be fetched more often than every 15min. -24787;1365517466;unbalanced_;And when the bots have been blind for X minutes because of a b...charts api crapout, they go to n/a -24786;1365517488;jurov;instead of looking around for some cloud/cdn solution to distribute their api -24785;1365517509;unbalanced_;Do the the bots wait X minutes on an outage or do they go straight to n/a -24784;1365517543;unbalanced_;I remember reading something about stale info a week or two ago and am just trying to grok it now -24783;1365517552;jurov;why would they wait? it's risky -24782;1365517590;bgupta;well.. vwap moves kinda slowly... -24781;1365517591;jurov;iirc mp said they place orders with expiration date, they don't actively cancel them -24780;1365517604;taub;bgupta: all usd from the bid vs the coins on the ask -24779;1365517609;bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/307/bfl-will-deliver-asic-devices-before-july-1st/ -24778;1365517615;bgupta;ah.. -24777;1365517619;bowjob;lol. reall,y 57 BTC on NO -24776;1365517620;MJR_;i think it would be funny if one day all the sellers decided to list all their coins at $1010101...for 10 minutes, just to show people that they have to choose to sell -24775;1365517655;mircea_popescu; iirc mp said they place orders with expiration date, they don't actively cancel them << this is correct. -24774;1365517657;MJR_;i am more worried about everyone choosing to just say, why bother selling at all... -24773;1365517668;mircea_popescu;if bot can't find pricing feed / is not sane it just doesn't quote, tries again. -24772;1365517755;jurov;can't you ask bitcoinity to provide alternative feed? -24771;1365517795;mircea_popescu;i'm not using mtgox only feed. -24770;1365517864;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.26 = 2.6 BTC [-] -24769;1365517870;bgupta;mircea_popescu: Am I observing incorrectly that min/max and volume numbers go away if bots aren't playing? -24768;1365517889;bgupta;nvm -24767;1365517892;mircea_popescu;i think you are, yes -24766;1365517915;jurov;i know but bitcoinity can make average vwap from these 4 biggest exchanges they have there -24765;1365517936;jurov;should be accurate enough for pricing at least, if not for exercises -24764;1365517951;mircea_popescu;meh. -24763;1365517977;mircea_popescu;maybe. -24762;1365517981;bgupta;might be worth running ones own private vwap pricing service.. -24761;1365518049;bgupta;I'd look at the uptime/downtime numbers of the public one that's used, and see how often it's offline -24760;1365518050;bowjob;http://imageshack.us/f/571/mtgoxiseebatman.jpg/ -24759;1365518171;mircea_popescu;bgupta the entire idea is to separate data feeds and market -24758;1365518174;bgupta;so new seller wall at 205 -24757;1365518176;mircea_popescu;i'm never running a private one. -24756;1365518192;mircea_popescu;the community has to get ity's collective useless ass in a bunch and make a working service. -24755;1365518195;mircea_popescu;absent that, it doesn -24754;1365518199;mircea_popescu;'t actually need options. -24753;1365518221;bgupta;what's the revenue in running a pricing service? -24752;1365518274;bgupta;IE: seems a small amount of ad revenue at best. -24751;1365518312;mircea_popescu;im not sure what you mean by pricing service. -24750;1365518360;jurov;while i'm at it, what price is used for exercises when btccharts isn't there? -24749;1365518362;bgupta;like bitcoincharts, which you use for vwap quotes.. -24748;1365518369;mircea_popescu;jurov last available. -24747;1365518370;MJR_;i was wondering about bitcoinity's business model... -24746;1365518381;mircea_popescu;bgupta irl bloomberg seems to do okay. -24745;1365518391;mircea_popescu;otherwise, as far as websites go, thuis would be the highest traffic website in btc. -24744;1365518406;mircea_popescu;granted, a geek might not be mentally capable to turn something useful into something productive. -24743;1365518414;mircea_popescu;but let him find a boss. -24742;1365518420;mircea_popescu;and let that boss not be me. -24741;1365518455;MJR_;i think that if you want to talk about eyeballs on a screen, bitcoinity has that...someone should create the CNBC of bitcoin, and basically just do a youtube channel talking about bitcoin related affairs with great market data in the ticker and sidebar. -24740;1365518484;jurov;MJR_ ur doing something too, no? -24739;1365518491;jurov;or just another exchange? -24738;1365518494;MJR_;I appreciate the little easter eggs, and i think people watch bitcoinity pretty religiously -24737;1365518501;MJR_;hopefully aggregation of data -24736;1365518507;MJR_;but bootstrapping process -24735;1365518508;mircea_popescu;tbh i think the model is very good as it is : bitcoinity for the crazed f5 mashing crowd, bitcoincharts for the more in depth universal minded minds. -24734;1365518513;bgupta;right my point is in this case, I sense that that a solid site could be built, and it would be useful, and get a lot of traffic, but there doesn't seem to be a market yet of folks iwlling to pay for a paywall service.. and ads can only bring in so much. -24733;1365518520;mircea_popescu;this should work on the long term, stratefgically speaking -24732;1365518571;MJR_;my plan is not to try and woo current customers but rather find a large pool of new customers, expanding the pie rather than redistributing it -24731;1365518588;mircea_popescu;sounds like a good plan. -24730;1365518594;MJR_;(you will redistribute it once you have a certain critical mass anyway) -24729;1365518627;MJR_;so eventually data services will be a part of that, but for now its trying to get the most bang for the buck -24728;1365518704;MJR_;I think if someone just read the top stories from reddit, and had a simple feed from this channel on a youtube program, while showing bitcoinity, bitcoincharts, clarkmoody, they could get ad revenue -24727;1365518819;MJR_;1700 people on the subreddit now... -24726;1365518838;MJR_;7162 on bitcoinity -24725;1365518839;mircea_popescu;prhaps. -24724;1365518865;MJR_;bloomberg started small (i know most people can't believe that these monolithic huge corps were startups at one point) -24723;1365518896;mircea_popescu;heh. yea. -24722;1365518914;bowjob;hey mp -24721;1365518914;mircea_popescu;MJR_ i kept trying to push people towards dfoing a blog, which is a subset of what you say but easier to do (for a geek) -24720;1365518915;bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/392/mtgox-bitcoin-usd-exchange-rate-250-before/ -24719;1365518923;mircea_popescu;nobody wants to sink the work into anything. -24718;1365518924;bowjob;For this bet, I posted the exact same bet, i dont see my addy -24717;1365518927;MJR_;yes -24716;1365518930;bowjob;... were there 2 bets? -24715;1365518932;MJR_;and it does take work and capital -24714;1365518936;mircea_popescu;people just want to dick around pressing f5 on some imaginary "getting rich" thing -24713;1365518951;mircea_popescu;bowjob tis possible. -24712;1365518956;MJR_;and right now everyone is waiting for everyone else to start the business that they can have as a customer, but they won't start it till they have the services they need -24711;1365518956;bowjob;mhm -24710;1365518968;bowjob;aye, same exact lazy copypasta as mine -24709;1365518969;bowjob;lol -24708;1365519001;MJR_;bloomberg started with 10 mil and 22 terminals -24707;1365519009;mircea_popescu;MJR_ where "the services they need" = other people doing all the work so they can just repackage it and pretend to be apple./ -24706;1365519014;mircea_popescu;tyvm but that is not useful. -24705;1365519014;MJR_;which may seem like a lot of cash, but it isn't really in the grand scheme of where they are now -24704;1365519044;MJR_;^^^which? -24703;1365519089;MJR_;mircea_popescu: I agree, don't need repackagers, need people willing to work -24702;1365519119;mircea_popescu;other than people who code there doesn't really seem to be any group in the us with any sort of work ethic. -24701;1365519126;mircea_popescu;and the people who code have monstrous ego issues. -24700;1365519132;mircea_popescu;it's a conundrum i tell ye. -24699;1365519273;MJR_;it really is -24698;1365519296;MJR_;only way is for someone to do what you did in other spaces -24697;1365519300;MJR_;become the foundation -24696;1365519314;MJR_;ugh, i don't mean like the bitcoin foundation -24695;1365519317;mircea_popescu;bowjob there were two bets, one had a zeroconf in it and was picked. -24694;1365519332;bowjob;zeroconf? -24693;1365519335;MJR_;i mean like a solid base for other people to build an economy around -24692;1365519351;bowjob;i assume the other guy put some btc in, thats why his got accepted -24691;1365519357;Olive6767;is this me or btc-e trades are not working currently? -24690;1365519367;bowjob;aye, thats fine.. kk -24689;1365519427;mircea_popescu;bowjob yea, you may send btc along with your bet -24688;1365519437;mircea_popescu;which for whatever reasons is called zeroconf in bitbet internals -24687;1365519540;MJR_;we need job creators lol, 10 million --> 22.5 billion -24686;1365519549;bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=142318.0 -24685;1365519552;bowjob;I love this thread -24684;1365519577;bowjob;"Topic: I'm calling the top here @ $23.98961" -24683;1365519644;mircea_popescu;lol -24682;1365519672;punkman;*respect* -24681;1365519707;bowjob;john banned him, aw sucks -24680;1365519719;MJR_;that was a hilarious thread -24679;1365519728;MJR_;each new round number in big funny fonts -24678;1365519781;bowjob;it used to be him trolling, then I turned the thread about cats... then somehow it tured out to be an ATH thread -24677;1365519811;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: do you still believe BTC is not worth 130+? -24676;1365519811;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C185T] 10 @ 0.21192633 = 2.1193 BTC [+] -24675;1365519825;thestringpuller;$avg -24674;1365519827;mpexbot;thestringpuller: 188.04 -24673;1365519861;mircea_popescu;the text said "yet". -24672;1365519895;bgupta;taub: wondering if that ratio thing is a red herring.. and just a natural result of what happens when price goes up.. IE: people don't set out to sell a fixed number of coins, but rather they are selling to raise a certain amount of fiat to pay for bills/toys.. and in btc terms those keep getting cheaper as btc rallies. -24671;1365519938;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: so time in bitcoin is accelerated 1000x to real life? -24670;1365519940;thestringpuller;:D -24669;1365519943;thestringpuller;jkjk -24668;1365519948;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu, mah nigga -24667;1365519993;mircea_popescu;bgupta may be a good point yes -24666;1365520062;bgupta;so press has noticed 200, haven't seen much talk of $2billion http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/ -24665;1365520068;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller http://trilema.com/2013/let-me-show-you-how-right-i-am/ -24664;1365520070;mircea_popescu;rthere, just for you. -24663;1365520079;mircea_popescu;bgupta technically it's 2.22 bn -24662;1365520106;bgupta;yeah.. but the crossing of the threshold.. over 2 billion.. blah -24661;1365520138;unbalanced_;MJR_ is your site in private testing yet? -24660;1365520157;unbalanced_;What do you code in? -24659;1365520168;taub;bgupta: i haven't found out any correlation yet, but it's cute to look at -24658;1365520185;unbalanced_;I completely agree about finding people willing to Do The Work. -24657;1365520190;unbalanced_;Not easy. -24656;1365520191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13500 @ 0.00070898 = 9.5712 BTC [+] -24655;1365520199;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -24654;1365520203;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 204.50000, Best ask: 204.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 204.60000, 24 hour volume: 106092.82752189, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 207.00000, 24 hour vwap: 188.99308 -24653;1365520211;ThickAsThieves;nice price -24652;1365520211;thestringpuller;too bad I'm still behind the paywall :D -24651;1365520213;unbalanced_;So we just have to do it ourselves. -24650;1365520257;mircea_popescu;aww -24649;1365520745;bowjob;woo. almost my cakeday -24648;1365520776;bowjob;21 years of doing absolutely jack shit. -24647;1365520824;mircea_popescu;you never got any chick pregnant ? -24646;1365520901;bowjob;nah. i had this classmate knock a girl up when he was in hs. he's not so free these days -24645;1365520925;bowjob;and i hate babies. all they do is shit around -24644;1365521042;bowjob;cavirtex is at 219 -24643;1365521043;bowjob;mhm -24642;1365521183;mircea_popescu;well i didn't mean she'd keep it necessarily. -24641;1365521463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.266 BTC [-] -24640;1365521465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.265 = 0.53 BTC [-] -24639;1365521466;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.261 = 1.566 BTC [-] -24638;1365521467;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.26000011 BTC [-] -24637;1365521468;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.2600001 BTC [-] -24636;1365521469;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.26 = 1.04 BTC [-] -24635;1365521470;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.25982367 = 0.5196 BTC [-] -24634;1365521472;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.245 BTC [-] -24633;1365521473;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.24 = 0.72 BTC [-] -24632;1365521520;bowjob;VTX.. what are you doing -24631;1365521522;bowjob;stahp -24630;1365521583;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.261 BTC [+] -24629;1365521585;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.26 = 1.3 BTC [-] -24628;1365521585;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.258101 = 0.5162 BTC [-] -24627;1365521586;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.25810002 BTC [-] -24626;1365521587;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.258 = 2.322 BTC [-] -24625;1365521588;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.258 = 0.774 BTC [-] -24624;1365521590;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2566 BTC [-] -24623;1365521591;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 35 @ 0.251 = 8.785 BTC [-] -24622;1365521592;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.25 = 0.5 BTC [-] -24621;1365521593;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.25 = 2.5 BTC [-] -24620;1365521646;Insaneatyou;asciilifeform hey, I would love to work with BTC but I am poor. MP said I should talk to you -24619;1365521694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00302126 = 1.5106 BTC [-] -24618;1365521732;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: work on evil things. Trojans that steal BTC/LTC or mine; more efficient ways to brute-force SHA256; attacks on the network; and the like. -24617;1365521745;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: one example: http://jheusser.github.com/2013/02/03/satcoin.html -24616;1365521764;Insaneatyou;asciilifeform: My skills are not in programming -24615;1365521776;Insaneatyou;but I'd like to pointout, i already mentioned this to MP -24614;1365521784;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: the common pattern here is that "money makes money" doesn't apply here; having more BTC (or USD) does not give you an advantage in purely intellectual battles -24613;1365521795;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: what *can* you do? -24612;1365521805;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: are you skilled in mathematics? -24611;1365521823;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.25 = 1.75 BTC [-] -24610;1365521827;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: how about stage magic? cold reading? can you fool people convincingly? -24609;1365521835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00302126 = 2.1149 BTC [-] -24608;1365521845;Insaneatyou;I hate people but make a fair to middling salesman -24607;1365521854;Insaneatyou;I'm best at solving complex problems -24606;1365521860;Insaneatyou;but sadly I have no specific math skills -24605;1365521868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00068902 = 1.1713 BTC [-] -24604;1365521871;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00068626 = 4.1862 BTC [-] -24603;1365521877;Insaneatyou;I'm apparently the worst at selling myself -24602;1365521883;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: drum up an exit stampede from BTC, then. so that you (and the rest of us) can load up a bit. -24601;1365521895;Insaneatyou;but to be honest, I'm looking to study Economics, that's my area of interest -24600;1365521925;Insaneatyou;lol -24599;1365521931;mircea_popescu;best at solving complex problems but no math skills !? how exactly does this work ? -24598;1365521938;Insaneatyou;My plan was to load up after the price drops from it's highs -24597;1365521957;Insaneatyou;I did much math before, but haven't used it in a while, i also used to code some -24596;1365521991;mircea_popescu;but can you give an example of such a problem ? -24595;1365521991;bgupta;I hate headlines like this that don't have a matching story http://www.nysun.com/national/boom-in-bitcoins-challenges-bernanke-amid-sagging/88262/ -24594;1365522007;Bugpowder;ask for advice here. http://www.reddit.com/r/depression/ -24593;1365522008;mircea_popescu;i didn't even know there was a ny sun -24592;1365522029;mircea_popescu;"Finding a date and/or a job while completely convinced you are a worthless piece of garbage... how do you do it?" -24591;1365522033;mircea_popescu;dude i should hang out there more. -24590;1365522048;mircea_popescu;i like people who know they're worthless pieces of garage. -24589;1365522053;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: perhaps drugs are the answer. -24588;1365522054;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -24587;1365522055;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 206.01001, Best ask: 206.29959, Bid-ask spread: 0.28958, Last trade: 206.29959, 24 hour volume: 103646.77817016, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 207.00000, 24 hour vwap: 189.53950 -24586;1365522070;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform what happened to love you dark van gogh spirit you -24585;1365522108;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: of the 'performance enhancing' kind -24584;1365522122;mircea_popescu;oic -24583;1365522123;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.22 BTC [-] -24582;1365522150;Insaneatyou;To be honest, i dont have any examples. If you have a problem, hit me with it. I'll give it a shot -24581;1365522166;Bugpowder;remove the "looking to" from this sentence. "but to be honest, I'm looking to study Economics, that's my area of interest" -24580;1365522171;mircea_popescu;"I feel like I can't talk to anyone, because my own problems are stupid and insignificant, because I am stupid and insignificant." -24579;1365522173;mircea_popescu;dude totally. -24578;1365522187;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: empty your penny jar, and buy one bitcoin. write a trading bot and see if you can turn it into two. -24577;1365522209;mircea_popescu;how have i not seen this before. -24576;1365522215;Bugpowder;I recommend watching clark moody with the sound up loud -24575;1365522219;Insaneatyou;Bugpowder - yes -24574;1365522227;Bugpowder;and cursing yourself for not having enough coins -24573;1365522231;Bugpowder;FUCKKKKK -24572;1365522231;mircea_popescu;"i feel like im dying, or maybe dead. in incredible agony now." -24571;1365522245;Bugpowder;210 -24570;1365522251;mircea_popescu;"Do I have depression, or is this all just hormones?" -24569;1365522256;mircea_popescu;lmao -24568;1365522262;Bugpowder;is there a difference? -24567;1365522271;Insaneatyou;asciilifeform - ah, yes, i hadn't quite realized that you could do that. It's an unregulated marekt -24566;1365522306;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder ikr -24565;1365522329;Insaneatyou;Bugpowder - point. -24564;1365522329;unbalanced_;http://chatt.hdsb.ca/~kozborj/images/whatisntchemistry.gif -24563;1365522330;mircea_popescu;Insaneatyou you can do that in the regulated market too. -24562;1365522343;Bugpowder;lol -24561;1365522348;Bugpowder;physicds -24560;1365522350;Insaneatyou;Thought bots were illegal? -24559;1365522354;Bugpowder;wat? -24558;1365522379;Bugpowder;question : how old are you? -24557;1365522403;bowjob;someone posted a topic that they;ll invest 100k in btc -24556;1365522409;bowjob;this is from a gaming forum -24555;1365522409;bowjob;wow -24554;1365522448;saulimus;great, thanks to him the price rises -24553;1365522453;Insaneatyou;huh -24552;1365522455;Bugpowder;Sad that they will have less than 500 BTC -24551;1365522456;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: you can do pretty much what you want with BTC without being made to answer for it, if you have half a brain. plenty of people are. -24550;1365522469;Bugpowder;Insaneatyou: how old are you? seriously. -24549;1365522471;Insaneatyou;bugpowder 24 -24548;1365522488;Bugpowder;ok, well you have got a shitload of reading to do about economics and markets -24547;1365522496;Insaneatyou;asciilifeform yeah, i get that now -24546;1365522506;Bugpowder;although bitcoin is a great place to lear -24545;1365522513;Insaneatyou;bugpowder yah, no joke -24544;1365522523;MJR_;who would make anything illegal? -24543;1365522534;MJR_;also, bots are legal in every financial market as of right now -24542;1365522536;Bugpowder;but the best lessons occur when you lose all your money -24541;1365522546;Bugpowder;at least at the beginning. -24540;1365522546;Insaneatyou;MJR_ in a regulated market in fiat I thought writing bots to trade for you was illegal -24539;1365522556;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: stop talking to us and go read. Start with Satoshi's paper and go on to the discussions of great scams in the fora, and the various practical details of BTC dealings -24538;1365522570;Bugpowder;Insaneatyou: 90% of the trades on exchanges are bots trading with each other. -24537;1365522594;Insaneatyou;asciilifeform i've read Satoshi's paper, but i see the point. -24536;1365522604;MJR_;;;bc,24hprc -24535;1365522607;Insaneatyou;Bugpowder yah, now i realise it's just expensive -24534;1365522607;gribble;188.56 -24533;1365522646;Bugpowder;your best chance of getting coins is to buy a put, and pray bitcoins crash to $5. -24532;1365522651;Bugpowder;within the next 2 weeks. -24531;1365522654;bowjob;the 200 BTC bet isnt paid out yet eh? -24530;1365522660;Insaneatyou;asciilifeform one quick question - "great scams in the fora"? -24529;1365522666;unbalanced_;I read forums for 2 years before piping up here and (as people here can verify) I'm still pretty much a bitcoin idiot. -24528;1365522673;Bugpowder;read MPs blog -24527;1365522675;unbalanced_;fora = the forums -24526;1365522695;Insaneatyou;Bugpowder sounds like a quick way to lose my ass -24525;1365522707;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-drama-timeline/ -24524;1365522707;Bugpowder;Insaneatyou: exactly -24523;1365522710;asciilifeform;Insaneatyou: read about Pirate, GLBSE, etc. -24522;1365522734;Insaneatyou;asciilifeform for what purpose? -24521;1365522761;Insaneatyou;stupid question that -24520;1365522780;unbalanced_;To understand the many ways you can lose money with Bitcoin... I could write a book -24519;1365522781;bowjob;so mp, any reason why bitbet hasnt paid out yet -24518;1365522781;Insaneatyou;unbalanced_ then i intend to not be you -24517;1365522785;bowjob;for the 200 BTC bet -24516;1365522785;unbalanced_;Learn from other's mistakes -24515;1365522793;Bugpowder;Why try to learn when you already know how to solve complex problems? -24514;1365522803;bowjob;or kako/satoshi/god ect does that -24513;1365522804;Bugpowder;buy some puts, and learn. -24512;1365522814;unbalanced_;Insaneatyou: that's a good start :) -24511;1365522844;unbalanced_;I should try that, not be me... it worked for George Costanza. -24510;1365522869;Insaneatyou;unbalanced_ sounds like you need this link too: http://www.reddit.com/r/depression/ -24509;1365522888;Insaneatyou;one final thing boys, where's the forums? -24508;1365522951;pigeons;this is the internet, no males here -24507;1365523024;mircea_popescu;bowjob probably there were some fags or communists among the beneficiaries and we have to scrub the lists -24506;1365523045;unbalanced_;Self deprecation <> depression. I'm just trying to be polite. -24505;1365523049;kakobrekla;mornin -24504;1365523050;bowjob;ah i see isee. take your time -24503;1365523051;bgupta;http://mobile.blogs.wsj.com/cio/2013/04/08/cios-watching-bitcoin-evolution/ -24502;1365523073;Insaneatyou;unbalanced_ apologies then -24501;1365523081;bowjob;maybe add a rule that if they try to game the system after an event occurs, the btc shall be kept and distributed to shareholders -24500;1365523084;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.25 = 2 BTC [-] -24499;1365523085;mircea_popescu;who the fuck asked "cios" -24498;1365523101;mircea_popescu;bowjob rule 18 or w/e that was. -24497;1365523108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00302126 = 2.7191 BTC [-] -24496;1365523115;unbalanced_;Insaneatyou: Google is your friend... try typing "bitcoin forum" over there. -24495;1365523135;bgupta;(SOrry took a while to find a non paywall version of article) -24494;1365523143;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.202 BTC [-] -24493;1365523144;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.2012 = 0.4024 BTC [-] -24492;1365523145;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.20100001 = 4.02 BTC [-] -24491;1365523147;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.201 = 0.804 BTC [-] -24490;1365523165;ThickAsThieves;poor poor VTX -24489;1365523173;mircea_popescu;ya srsly, we know what happened there ? -24488;1365523178;ThickAsThieves;fallen from such great heights -24487;1365523188;ThickAsThieves;my working theory, -24486;1365523211;ThickAsThieves;is that many shareholders that bought over IPO price, -24485;1365523213;ThickAsThieves;were flippers -24484;1365523222;Insaneatyou;unbalanced_ thanks -24483;1365523222;ThickAsThieves;many whom held out too long -24482;1365523224;ThickAsThieves;and then -24481;1365523232;mircea_popescu;now that's a distinct possibility. -24480;1365523235;ThickAsThieves;i suspect that people just realized there are no divs -24479;1365523239;bowjob;"Do not send BTC after betting has closed. Any BTC sent to addresses allocated to a bet after betting has closed will be kept by BitBet and distributed to shareholders as dividends. " -24478;1365523240;mircea_popescu;many more "daytraders" than investors in btc yet. -24477;1365523242;bowjob;Golden -24476;1365523288;bowjob;you think they;d realize that there'd be no divs before pouring BTC in -24475;1365523325;ThickAsThieves;you'd think -24474;1365523327;bowjob;or maybe they realized, just hoping others would buy it via greater fool theory -24473;1365523339;ThickAsThieves;greater greater fools eh -24472;1365523343;bowjob;it doesnt relaly hurt virtex -24471;1365523346;bowjob;*really -24470;1365523358;bowjob;since they got th emoney already, their 300k -24469;1365523360;ThickAsThieves;also arent the coins way overpriced there? -24468;1365523370;bowjob;well, the market decides -24467;1365523384;bowjob;its 219 per coin last time i checked -24466;1365523395;bowjob;and 3% fee, going down if you trade more -24465;1365523575;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77489 BTC [-] -24464;1365523626;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7749 BTC [+] -24463;1365523646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5103 @ 0.00302126 = 15.4175 BTC [-] -24462;1365523684;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 51 @ 0.25 = 12.75 BTC [-] -24461;1365523687;ThickAsThieves;some nice arb there -24460;1365523689;ThickAsThieves;:) -24459;1365523753;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 17 @ 0.003 = 0.051 BTC [-] -24458;1365523756;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 17 @ 0.003 = 0.051 BTC [-] -24457;1365523758;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 400 @ 0.00286 = 1.144 BTC [-] -24456;1365523760;bowjob;aight. who got squeezed by virtex here -24455;1365523761;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 59 @ 0.002856 = 0.1685 BTC [-] -24454;1365523764;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 71 @ 0.002855 = 0.2027 BTC [-] -24453;1365523766;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00285 = 0.0855 BTC [-] -24452;1365523768;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 4 @ 0.00284 = 0.0114 BTC [-] -24451;1365523771;mircea_popescu;us mint rationing sales nao. -24450;1365523771;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1500 @ 0.002801 = 4.2015 BTC [-] -24449;1365523772;ThickAsThieves;la la la -24448;1365523773;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 18 @ 0.0028 = 0.0504 BTC [-] -24447;1365523776;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0028 = 2.8 BTC [-] -24446;1365523866;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 28 @ 0.25 = 7 BTC [-] -24445;1365523931;bowjob;the fiat value of vtx shares is $44.. still good -24444;1365523940;bowjob;from its 30 dollar ipo value -24443;1365524026;ThickAsThieves;Signs that you know you made a bad btc deal,1. You start rationalizing in fiat -24442;1365524080;bowjob;I did not touch VTX lol, im not crying. -24441;1365524111;mircea_popescu;true tho, who cares about fiat. -24440;1365524125;bowjob;they will start issuing dividends q3 -24439;1365524132;bowjob;i didnt see that in the prospectus -24438;1365524154;ThickAsThieves;the prosp merely says, IF we start issuing divs, we'll give you some -24437;1365524161;ThickAsThieves;no real commitment -24436;1365524270;ThickAsThieves;blockchain.info down -24435;1365524273;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -24434;1365524274;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.573548 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00114938377024 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -24433;1365524279;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -24432;1365524280;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 206.62620, Best ask: 206.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.17380, Last trade: 206.80000, 24 hour volume: 105756.02146466, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 210.00000, 24 hour vwap: 190.26993 -24431;1365524315;bowjob;I wonder how many people sent BTC in after the bet closed -24430;1365524320;bowjob;on the 200 BTC in april bet -24429;1365524327;ThickAsThieves;many i hope -24428;1365524333;bowjob;ive seen a few, not sure how much in btc -24427;1365524341;bowjob;its gonna be juicy divs -24426;1365524342;ThickAsThieves;well i dont really wish ill will -24425;1365524343;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.25 = 1 BTC [-] -24424;1365524345;ThickAsThieves;but cmon -24423;1365524357;bowjob;it used to be refunded so that rule must be there -24422;1365524372;bowjob;recently -24421;1365524404;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.25 = 4.5 BTC [-] -24420;1365524425;bowjob;aye, i see the btc from bitbet. thx a bunch -24419;1365524521;Scrat;ThickAsThieves: it's up -24418;1365524524;Scrat;Free. Open Source. $ 6,485,491,563.34 Successfully Transacted. -24417;1365524529;Scrat;inb4 government takedown -24416;1365524536;ThickAsThieves;thx -24415;1365524576;mircea_popescu;Scrat whassat ? -24414;1365524601;Scrat;"nevermind me, im just a 1man operation that has moved $6 billion" -24413;1365524606;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136551374562.jpg the new bitcoin police cruiser. -24412;1365524612;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000648 BTC [-] -24411;1365524619;Scrat;mircea_popescu: scroll down https://blockchain.info/wallet/ -24410;1365524643;mircea_popescu;oh. yeah. -24409;1365524665;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000607 BTC [-] -24408;1365524676;mircea_popescu;everybody is all excited about tghe 100/200/whatever. -24407;1365524689;ThickAsThieves;so 300 next week? -24406;1365524692;mircea_popescu;what they seem to not think too much about is that the more oil you find, the larger an army you need. -24405;1365524707;mircea_popescu;sorta like the people who just build settlers in civ -24404;1365524713;mircea_popescu;then get owned by gingis khan -24403;1365524745;bowjob;thick, why so bearish -24402;1365524747;bowjob;500 -24401;1365524747;bowjob;brah -24400;1365524815;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -24399;1365524817;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 206.40000, Best ask: 207.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.60000, Last trade: 207.00000, 24 hour volume: 105765.49944185, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 210.00000, 24 hour vwap: 190.28382 -24398;1365524831;pigeons;gingis khan, the red-headed, gum-diseased conqueror -24397;1365524837;deadweasel;lol mircea_popescu ... you tried the ipad version? civ revolution. only game i can play. -24396;1365524849;deadweasel;best for travelling 3-5 hours to win. -24395;1365524849;mircea_popescu;im playing poe atm -24394;1365524856;deadweasel;poe? -24393;1365524869;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/path-of-exile-story-continued/ -24392;1365524964;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -24391;1365524965;gribble;63617.6030711 -24390;1365524968;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -24389;1365524970;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 8989778.42737 based on data since last change | 8887140.87338 based on data for last three days -24388;1365524983;kakobrekla;hm -24387;1365524987;ThickAsThieves;need more hashes! -24386;1365524989;kakobrekla;first screenshot reminds of diable -24385;1365524992;kakobrekla;diablo -24384;1365525013;kakobrekla;thats as far as my knowledge goes -24383;1365525021;mircea_popescu;it is kinda made by stealing everything that works -24382;1365525024;mircea_popescu;so a lot of diablo in there -24381;1365525049;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00068531 = 10.1426 BTC [-] -24380;1365525051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00068516 = 0.6166 BTC [-] -24379;1365525057;deyyo;diablo 3 was a fail game of the year -24378;1365525061;deyyo;waste of money -24377;1365525062;imsaguy; then get owned by gingis khan << that's why you play as Victoria and build a bunch of archers -24376;1365525073;mircea_popescu;imsaguy i don't see anyone building archers. -24375;1365525074;imsaguy;shoot the bastages in the eye! -24374;1365525077;ThickAsThieves;D3 did suck -24373;1365525083;mircea_popescu;i see piuk going "heyyo i sent 7\bn wiorth of monyz" -24372;1365525093;imsaguy;mircea_popescu, because everyone knows you don't expose your archers -24371;1365525096;mircea_popescu;yeah, d3 was a faiul. -24370;1365525106;mircea_popescu;imsaguy a ok than. my bad. -24369;1365525137;imsaguy;what good is a defender that can get knocked down with a rock if fully exposed? -24368;1365525175;imsaguy;meanwhile, I wait for the bubble to pop and nobody stickign around to try to catch the bathwater -24367;1365525449;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.20001 BTC [-] -24366;1365525563;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.24001 BTC [+] -24365;1365525565;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.24 = 0.48 BTC [-] -24364;1365525615;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.00651 BTC [-] -24363;1365525736;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 9999999999 -24362;1365525739;gribble;There are currently 35778.387 bitcoins offered at or under 9999999999.0 USD, worth 14046355227.6 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0017 seconds -24361;1365525741;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -24360;1365525741;gribble;There are currently 32306655 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13562707.0394 USD in total. | Data vintage: 2.2427 seconds -24359;1365525748;ThickAsThieves;yikes -24358;1365525770;ThickAsThieves;we're in for some serious movement up still -24357;1365525808;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -24356;1365525812;gribble;MtGox lag is 60.400741 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.121042408684 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -24355;1365525832;ThickAsThieves;210 will go down today -24354;1365525843;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 210 -24353;1365525843;gribble;There are currently 1210.0012 bitcoins offered at or under 210.0 USD, worth 254025.162912 USD in total. | Data vintage: 104.2441 seconds -24352;1365525858;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 215 -24351;1365525859;gribble;There are currently 2304.5749 bitcoins offered at or under 215.0 USD, worth 487074.216038 USD in total. | Data vintage: 119.9149 seconds -24350;1365525866;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 220 -24349;1365525867;gribble;There are currently 3598.1747 bitcoins offered at or under 220.0 USD, worth 768176.646754 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -24348;1365525874;ThickAsThieves;! -24347;1365525905;ThickAsThieves;$avg -24346;1365525912;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 189.42 -24345;1365525988;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.12 = 0.72 BTC [-] -24344;1365525991;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1195 BTC [-] -24343;1365525994;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.1192 = 0.596 BTC [-] -24342;1365525998;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.1191 = 0.5955 BTC [-] -24341;1365526001;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.119 BTC [-] -24340;1365526004;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 70 @ 0.118 = 8.26 BTC [-] -24339;1365526005;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 13 @ 0.11712 = 1.5226 BTC [-] -24338;1365526008;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 20 @ 0.11711 = 2.3422 BTC [-] -24337;1365526184;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 360 @ 0.001033 = 0.3719 BTC [-] -24336;1365526186;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C158T] 10 @ 0.30600383 = 3.06 BTC [+] -24335;1365526215;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C161T] 5 @ 0.2946322 = 1.4732 BTC [+] -24334;1365526257;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C170T] 5 @ 0.26251706 = 1.3126 BTC -24333;1365526282;kakobrekla;;;rate bitstamp -1 tards -24332;1365526282;gribble;Error: For identification purposes, you must be authenticated to use the rating system. -24331;1365526286;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C164T] 5 @ 0.28359474 = 1.418 BTC [+] -24330;1365526295;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.24 = 0.48 BTC [-] -24329;1365526313;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C167T] 5 @ 0.27289023 = 1.3645 BTC [+] -24328;1365526380;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C173T] 10 @ 0.25247337 = 2.5247 BTC -24327;1365526505;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 231.39 -24326;1365526507;gribble;There are currently 4830.2361 bitcoins offered at or under 231.39 USD, worth 1057565.65945 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -24325;1365526521;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 250 -24324;1365526521;gribble;There are currently 8423.8545 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 1934423.80375 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.8790 seconds -24323;1365526532;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -24322;1365526533;gribble;There are currently 32316727 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13548257.8426 USD in total. | Data vintage: 25.9812 seconds -24321;1365526620;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 2 @ 0.00103 = 0.0021 BTC [-] -24320;1365526623;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 13 @ 0.00102 = 0.0133 BTC [-] -24319;1365526626;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.001 = 0.01 BTC [-] -24318;1365526629;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.001 BTC [-] -24317;1365526672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5240 @ 0.00068516 = 3.5902 BTC [-] -24316;1365526698;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -24315;1365526699;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 210.00000, Best ask: 210.44622, Bid-ask spread: 0.44622, Last trade: 210.44622, 24 hour volume: 106279.45771713, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 210.00000, 24 hour vwap: 190.68842 -24314;1365526763;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 400 @ 0.17758558 = 71.0342 BTC [+] -24313;1365526804;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.201 = 1.206 BTC [-] -24312;1365526817;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.000648 = 0.0032 BTC [+] -24311;1365526825;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 50 @ 0.17758558 = 8.8793 BTC [+] -24310;1365526828;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 57 @ 0.000649 = 0.037 BTC [+] -24309;1365526835;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 28 @ 0.000655 = 0.0183 BTC [+] -24308;1365526862;taub;bitbet betters are pretty small-time huh -24307;1365526864;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.20061111 BTC [-] -24306;1365526865;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.20061111 = 1.6049 BTC [-] -24305;1365526880;mircea_popescu;taub i seem to recall a 90 btc bet yest -24304;1365526894;mircea_popescu;afaik plenty of places even in vegas will turn down a 15k bet. -24303;1365526907;taub;well they arent p2p -24302;1365526921;taub;they offer fixed odds -24301;1365526924;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.20061111 BTC [-] -24300;1365526925;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 18 @ 0.21 = 3.78 BTC [+] -24299;1365526947;mircea_popescu;no i mean on betting -24298;1365526958;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 50 @ 0.17758558 = 8.8793 BTC [+] -24297;1365526984;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.20011 = 0.8004 BTC [-] -24296;1365526985;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.2001 BTC [-] -24295;1365526986;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [-] -24294;1365526987;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.2 = 1.4 BTC [-] -24293;1365526988;taub;yea me too, i mean unless it's a betting exchange, the cointerparty is the house -24292;1365526992;taub;so of course they limit their size -24291;1365527008;mircea_popescu;this is a spurious argument. -24290;1365527018;mircea_popescu;fact is, ion bitbet people in fact bet 15k in one go -24289;1365527024;mircea_popescu;on other places, such as vegas joints, they can not. -24288;1365527040;mircea_popescu;thus, vegas is indeed smalltime. -24287;1365527054;taub;well -24286;1365527066;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 34 @ 0.17758558 = 6.0379 BTC [+] -24285;1365527112;ThickAsThieves;211 -24284;1365527154;mircea_popescu;$vwap ^oix -24283;1365527155;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: average: 147.08078325 high: 181.60130255 low: 110.64241833 volume: 19536 btc: 4621.81435971 30 day: no data -24282;1365527209;taub;$avg -24281;1365527210;mpexbot;taub: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -24280;1365527220;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 35 @ 0.00361 = 0.1264 BTC [-] -24279;1365527233;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.0036 = 0.0072 BTC [-] -24278;1365527237;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 12 @ 0.003301 = 0.0396 BTC [-] -24277;1365527238;taub;$vwap -24276;1365527239;mpexbot;taub: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=LUS8vrji -24275;1365527242;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1000 @ 0.0033 = 3.3 BTC [-] -24274;1365527244;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 90 @ 0.00321 = 0.2889 BTC [-] -24273;1365527247;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 760 @ 0.0032 = 2.432 BTC [-] -24272;1365527332;ThickAsThieves;hey i see options that dont exist yet! -24271;1365527339;ThickAsThieves;in that pastebin -24270;1365527388;ThickAsThieves;hurry up Bug, before all the options are gone! ;) -24269;1365527394;mircea_popescu;it shows both the expired style and the current style -24268;1365527400;ThickAsThieves;ah -24267;1365527402;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.004 = 0.4 BTC [+] -24266;1365527411;mircea_popescu;because it still has data on the old ones -24265;1365527423;ThickAsThieves;got it -24264;1365527461;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999 -24263;1365527462;gribble;There are currently 33781.073 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 432570432.615 USD in total. | Data vintage: 84.5329 seconds -24262;1365527464;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -24261;1365527465;gribble;There are currently 32087038 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13163031.4903 USD in total. | Data vintage: 87.4622 seconds -24260;1365527484;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 240 -24259;1365527485;gribble;There are currently 4794.2223 bitcoins offered at or under 240.0 USD, worth 1076900.03865 USD in total. | Data vintage: 107.5441 seconds -24258;1365527487;Bugpowder;I don't have any more capital out of deep storage -24257;1365527499;Bugpowder;I shot my wad at the beginning of the month -24256;1365527504;ThickAsThieves;looks like we're poised to skyrocket -24255;1365527506;Bugpowder;and am holding till the end -24254;1365527518;Bugpowder;15% of net in calls. -24253;1365527524;Bugpowder;not going over. -24252;1365527532;ThickAsThieves;i've been buying daily pretty much -24251;1365527534;Bugpowder;except the calls are appreciating -24250;1365527543;Bugpowder;so now I'm way over -24249;1365527552;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00280001 = 1.4 BTC [-] -24248;1365527554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0028 = 4.2 BTC [-] -24247;1365527556;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00270004 = 1.35 BTC [-] -24246;1365527559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00270003 = 2.7 BTC [-] -24245;1365527561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.00270002 = 0.0081 BTC [-] -24244;1365527563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00270001 = 0.27 BTC [-] -24243;1365527564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 39397 @ 0.0027 = 106.3719 BTC [-] -24242;1365527597;ThickAsThieves;tahts a lotta sdice -24241;1365527624;Namworld;Well not that much... -24240;1365527643;Bugpowder;oh man I lost so much money on seals -24239;1365527647;Bugpowder;last year -24238;1365527678;Namworld;yeah... I lost over 10 grand apparently -24237;1365527689;Bugpowder;>30k. -24236;1365527695;Bugpowder;oops -24235;1365527698;Namworld;eheh -24234;1365527704;Bugpowder;stupid veganhippie -24233;1365527718;Bugpowder;I think I must have lost $10,000 in one hand against him -24232;1365527718;Namworld;next year it's gonna be >30 million for you -24231;1365527734;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0028 = 0.28 BTC [-] -24230;1365527739;Bugpowder;I can only hope so -24229;1365527740;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00279 = 0.0279 BTC [-] -24228;1365527743;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 34 @ 0.002781 = 0.0946 BTC [-] -24227;1365527764;Bugpowder;Where are the big time holders of coins -24226;1365527768;Bugpowder;why are they not selling? -24225;1365527774;Bugpowder;or ARE they selling? -24224;1365527778;Bugpowder;and it doesn't matter -24223;1365527812;Namworld;I guess the occasional dip is it... -24222;1365527827;KRS-1;every day i look at the market figures i have to rub my eyes..doesnt make sense, thought it would have leveled out or dropped to an equilibrium -24221;1365527829;Namworld;Maybe there's just a lot more BTC lost forever than we thought... -24220;1365527852;ThickAsThieves;selling power has decreased a lot since 100 -24219;1365527874;Bugpowder;we really need to revisit that blockchain analysis of dormant coin. -24218;1365527875;ThickAsThieves;remember how we had those big walls before 50, 80, 100 -24217;1365527889;Bugpowder;pretty big wall at 200 too -24216;1365527890;ThickAsThieves;no longer -24215;1365527910;ezdiy;Bugpowder: only miners are selling imo :) -24214;1365527925;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -24213;1365527926;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 214.08541, Best ask: 214.38000, Bid-ask spread: 0.29459, Last trade: 214.38000, 24 hour volume: 107810.14057364, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 214.00000, 24 hour vwap: 191.10771 -24212;1365527943;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 43 @ 0.2 = 8.6 BTC [-] -24211;1365527956;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 240 -24210;1365527959;gribble;There are currently 6178.7618 bitcoins offered at or under 240.0 USD, worth 1383401.83525 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0010 seconds -24209;1365527963;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -24208;1365527963;gribble;There are currently 32307537 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13144217.9744 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.3656 seconds -24207;1365527993;Bugpowder;all this buying, and yet the bids continue to increase in values -24206;1365528003;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 103 @ 0.2 = 20.6 BTC [-] -24205;1365528030;ezdiy;well, in theory -24204;1365528038;ezdiy;that'd put bitcoin at $3 :) -24203;1365528050;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 100000 -24202;1365528051;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 11219765.0124 USD and would take the last price down to 36.0100 USD, resulting in an average price of 112.1977 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 92.7004 seconds -24201;1365528063;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.21 = 1.26 BTC [+] -24200;1365528078;Bugpowder;http://blockchain.info/charts/bitcoin-days-destroyed?showDataPoints=false×pan=&show_header=true&daysAverageString=7&scale=0&address= -24199;1365528082;ThickAsThieves;the thing is, if you are a big holder, youre better off selling in chunks -24198;1365528088;Bugpowder;looks like old coins are moving now.. -24197;1365528091;KRS-1;ezdiy: thats lower than litecoin at the moment -24196;1365528140;ThickAsThieves;Bug, what is that chart? -24195;1365528142;ezdiy;ThickAsThieves: just following the logic there are X billion of people on earth, so bitcoin must be sure worth Y -24194;1365528148;ThickAsThieves;"days destroyed"? -24193;1365528152;ezdiy;ThickAsThieves: by that logic, each coin would be worth $3 now :) -24192;1365528170;ThickAsThieves;ezdiy i dont know what you are referring to -24191;1365528171;Bugpowder;Bitcoin days destroyed for any given transaction is calculated by taking the number of Bitcoins in a transaction and multiplying it by the number of days it has been since those coins were last spent. -24190;1365528206;ThickAsThieves;weird -24189;1365528233;ThickAsThieves;lotsa days destroyed -24188;1365528236;kakobrekla;the problem is its not volume weighted -24187;1365528246;kakobrekla;i mean tx volume -24186;1365528248;KRS-1;$3 is lower than litcoin-> sell and buy ltc now -24185;1365528248;kakobrekla;not coin volume -24184;1365528249;taub;time to dump yo stash Bugpowder -24183;1365528256;taub;let me front run -24182;1365528266;ezdiy;KRS-1: i think there are 11m litecoins too or something like that -24181;1365528267;KRS-1;tollla lola lol -24180;1365528267;Bugpowder;I am a minnow -24179;1365528273;ezdiy;given that those are generated 4 times faster -24178;1365528277;taub;ah what -24177;1365528335;ThickAsThieves;litecoin is just a tool for bitcoin utility -24176;1365528347;ThickAsThieves;mine litecoin, sell for bitcoin -24175;1365528352;ezdiy;yup :) -24174;1365528354;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6025 @ 0.00068861 = 4.1489 BTC [+] -24173;1365528376;ThickAsThieves;216 -24172;1365528376;MJR_;has anyone looked at herbalife? -24171;1365528381;ThickAsThieves;lol -24170;1365528389;MJR_;that is the point of torbroker -24169;1365528396;MJR_;anonymity -24168;1365528396;ThickAsThieves;wtb snake oil -24167;1365528403;MJR_;oh i think they are a huge scam -24166;1365528408;MJR_;but inside info is inside info -24165;1365528420;taub;;;goxlag -24164;1365528421;gribble;MtGox lag is 156.627681 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.313880119033 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one month (0.2988 AU). -24163;1365528425;mircea_popescu;i looked at herbalife once when this stunning but obviously famished chick was trying to serll it door to door -24162;1365528428;taub;hold on to your hats -24161;1365528431;Bugpowder;lol -24160;1365528439;MJR_;mircea_popescu: lol -24159;1365528444;mircea_popescu;fed the girl, discarded the crap, everyone happy ever after. -24158;1365528452;MJR_;hehehe, that is the right approach -24157;1365528456;ThickAsThieves;this lag is taking us upward methinks, rather than the usuall downward -24156;1365528654;jcpham;there's no where to go but up -24155;1365528660;jcpham;surely you guys have caught on by now -24154;1365528672;Bugpowder;fastcash is out of money to buy -24153;1365528678;kakobrekla;lol -24152;1365528833;MJR_;;;asks 250 -24151;1365528834;gribble;There are currently 7660.0099 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 1787629.91563 USD in total. | Data vintage: 107.2681 seconds -24150;1365528847;Bugpowder;old coins ARE moving. http://blockchain.info/charts/bitcoin-days-destroyed-min-year?showDataPoints=false×pan=&show_header=true&daysAverageString=7&scale=0&address= -24149;1365528852;MJR_;;;asks 230 -24148;1365528854;gribble;There are currently 3650.8952 bitcoins offered at or under 230.0 USD, worth 813546.641479 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0009 seconds -24147;1365528867;MJR_;interesting statistic though -24146;1365528880;MJR_;because if they are dumping bad...if they are not hoarding good...so which will it be? -24145;1365528899;Bugpowder;well, seeing as the price is still going up and they are selling some coin off, I think its great -24144;1365528909;MJR_;i agree -24143;1365528910;Bugpowder;increasing the effective base -24142;1365528927;Bugpowder;more market participants -24141;1365528932;Bugpowder;move even distribution -24140;1365529024;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.7 BTC [-] -24139;1365529119;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -24138;1365529123;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 218.37900, Best ask: 218.38000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00100, Last trade: 218.38000, 24 hour volume: 107587.39057991, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 218.37999, 24 hour vwap: 191.81253 -24137;1365529133;Scrat;this is madness -24136;1365529146;ThickAsThieves;nearly $30 difference between vwap and price -24135;1365529162;ThickAsThieves;i guess we need to start thinking % increase -24134;1365529165;ThickAsThieves;rather than dollars -24133;1365529190;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -24132;1365529194;gribble;Current Blocks: 230474 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 1365 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 19 hours, 11 minutes, and 59 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8983388.21622 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.07791 -24131;1365529204;kakobrekla;fyi http://smpake.com/etc/btc/charts.php -24130;1365529212;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10125 @ 0.00068861 = 6.9722 BTC [+] -24129;1365529214;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9965 @ 0.00070898 = 7.065 BTC [+] -24128;1365529224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6760 @ 0.00071145 = 4.8094 BTC [+] -24127;1365529224;taub;dont you love it when the data craps out -24126;1365529258;kakobrekla;we will be CPU mining soon at this rate -24125;1365529280;Bugpowder;yeah, I might turn the miner back on -24124;1365529287;Bugpowder;got a GH -24123;1365529341;Bugpowder;I liked getting woken up to bitcoinity playing a video, and then a message that the next funny gif would be revealed at $1000. -24122;1365529367;taub;6.00 5 minutes ago 218.38 -24121;1365529375;taub;unacceptable -24120;1365529422;taub;i think mtgox is just manipulating price or is using the lag/pause to their advantages to front run etc -24119;1365529425;mircea_popescu;mkay. strikes up to 500 added -24118;1365529432;kakobrekla;:D -24117;1365529432;mircea_popescu;bot will be quoting on the next tick. -24116;1365529435;Bugpowder;lol -24115;1365529436;Bugpowder;YES! -24114;1365529446;Bugpowder;should I roll the calls over to 400s -24113;1365529452;mircea_popescu;supervised quoting so trades may be unwound. -24112;1365529456;taub;haha dont be too giddy -24111;1365529501;jcpham;none of this make sense anymore -24110;1365529508;Bugpowder;table formatting is whack -24109;1365529520;jcpham;btw mircea_popescu we're over 300k now in failed btc loans -24108;1365529524;jcpham;btc equivalent -24107;1365529529;jcpham;fiat whatever -24106;1365529543;Namworld;gox lag has been going for so long without being fixed it's fishy... -24105;1365529547;MJR_;euphoria is beginning to set in -24104;1365529548;mircea_popescu;jcpham who's we ? -24103;1365529556;taub;ye pnam -24102;1365529557;jcpham;more than car, less than house is now more than a house -24101;1365529557;MJR_;just as bad as panic -24100;1365529558;taub;yep Namworld -24099;1365529559;mircea_popescu;Namworld seen the last on trilema ? -24098;1365529560;jcpham;the collective we -24097;1365529570;jcpham;me myself and i -24096;1365529583;Namworld;nay -24095;1365529607;jcpham;i mean you guys can't determine if there ar 6 of us scrambling like monkeys trading -24094;1365529614;jcpham;the entity you knows as "jcpham" -24093;1365529652;ThickAsThieves;i assume jurov will need a day or two to add these new options to coinbr? -24092;1365529672;jurov;stfu. just came and looking on'em -24091;1365529674;MJR_;i wonder what percent of options expire worthless -24090;1365529686;ThickAsThieves;huh? -24089;1365529701;MJR_;"IRL" 90% of options expire worthless -24088;1365529744;jurov;ThickAsThieves do tell me, why do you think it takes day or two? -24087;1365529751;ThickAsThieves;i have no idea -24086;1365529759;ThickAsThieves;i was just asking a q -24085;1365529771;ThickAsThieves;i'm no programmer -24084;1365529795;ThickAsThieves;unless you count some HTML... -24083;1365529813;ThickAsThieves;are you saying it's much harder or easier than that? -24082;1365529849;jurov;O.o even if i hand-inputted sql statement for every mpsic, it would be less than a day -24081;1365529871;ThickAsThieves;word, i thought it was pretty easy, wasnt trying to insult or anything -24080;1365529878;ThickAsThieves;i stil <3 you -24079;1365529898;jurov;oh sry i sounded out harsher than i meant to -24078;1365529919;jurov;no hard feelings, i was just wtf? -24077;1365529957;ThickAsThieves;:) back to your regularly scheduled programming -24076;1365529965;ThickAsThieves;(pun intended) -24075;1365529989;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -24074;1365529990;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 218.39000, Best ask: 218.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.56000, Last trade: 218.39000, 24 hour volume: 107667.08430243, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 218.38000, 24 hour vwap: 191.89077 -24073;1365530080;mircea_popescu;jcpham this reminds me of the time george costanza + seinfeld decided they need like 3 of them to make up a guy enouygh to mate. -24072;1365530256;error4733;;;calc 11000000*218 -24071;1365530256;gribble;2398000000 -24070;1365530362;Bugpowder;Looks like handling the unfunded order book was a source of goxlag... https://mtgox.com/press_release_20130409.html -24069;1365530417;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7749 BTC [+] -24068;1365530445;ThickAsThieves;i wonder why they are waiting that many days to change it -24067;1365530477;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 12 @ 0.775 = 9.3 BTC [+] -24066;1365530505;Scrat;Bugpowder: LOL -24065;1365530506;MJR_;mircea_popescu: quick question about DDOS, do you think an EC2 instance is prone to hardware failure in the networking aspect (it is easy to just bring up new instances of the server, but you had said the router is the point of failure) -24064;1365530508;mircea_popescu;well it was one of the things people said they liked,. -24063;1365530534;mircea_popescu;MJR_ if you only expose it through their load balancer should be fine in most cases. -24062;1365530561;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.7798 = 3.1192 BTC [+] -24061;1365530610;Scrat;dont you get to pay the (rather large) bill if you get ddos'ed on ec2? -24060;1365530615;Scrat;on outgoing traffic obviously -24059;1365530641;MJR_;mircea_popescu: that is what i was thinking, building out infrastructure now, and that came up...i'm a big fan of having instances running and waiting to be failed over to. Last design issue I wanted to think about is an "airgap" solution for something that is in the cloud... -24058;1365530654;MJR_;Scrat: DDOS is inbound -24057;1365530669;MJR_;Scrat: so as long as you don't respond to spam, you should be fine -24056;1365530703;MJR_;Scrat: but you will incur more costs as you bring up more servers to handle the CPU side of the DDOS, I was mostly worried about the network hardware side -24055;1365530723;jurov;All added to coinbr. -24054;1365530724;Scrat;MJR_: a smart attack targetted against ec2 would pull static assets with legit looking requests -24053;1365530737;ThickAsThieves;thx jurov -24052;1365530776;MJR_;Scrat: i think btctc.co had an implementation to stop that, force a 3 second + redirect to the actual resource -24051;1365530794;MJR_;Scrat: or just only allow a certain number of logins per hour per account -24050;1365530796;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C272T] 5 @ 0.06780302 = 0.339 BTC -24049;1365530838;mircea_popescu;;;calc 272 / .93 -24048;1365530839;gribble;292.47311828 -24047;1365530841;mircea_popescu;heh -24046;1365530850;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -24045;1365530852;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 217.00000, Best ask: 218.50000, Bid-ask spread: 1.50000, Last trade: 217.00000, 24 hour volume: 107667.08430243, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 218.38000, 24 hour vwap: 191.89077 -24044;1365530854;MJR_;Scrat: a million ways to deal with traffic, as long as your router doesn't blow up -24043;1365530875;MJR_;but forcing them to blow up all of amazon in order to stop you is quite a barrier to entry -24042;1365530906;Scrat;MJR_: yeah I'm not saying otherwise, but in that case the objective of the attacker is to slap you with a $100k ec2 bill -24041;1365530907;thestringpuller;wow mircea_popescu that is a simple formula -24040;1365530935;MJR_;Scrat: I need to do more research, but it is outgoing that will run up the bill...you can throttle that based on a bunch of heuristics -24039;1365530956;Scrat;MJR_: it is, incoming traffic is free -24038;1365530971;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -24037;1365530972;gribble;191.14 -24036;1365530974;MJR_;no legit user needs more than 1000 logins per hour...and you only allow legit traffic to pull the resource heavy outgoing data -24035;1365531014;Scrat;don't need a session id to access say logo and css -24034;1365531019;jurov;MJR_, Scrat: I also have request limiter set up, caused regular users to get 503 error till i tuned it up -24033;1365531033;MJR_;obviously, you can stop non-legit users from creating accounts by having a funding requirement of 1btc etc...too costly to create the accounts, and why would you want to put all your coins into the hands of the guy you're attacking -24032;1365531087;MJR_;filtering legit users from spam is a lot easier than trying to stop traffic before it hits the router (actually impossible, it'll always hit SOME network device that you need) -24031;1365531207;thestringpuller;;;seen Bugpowder -24030;1365531207;gribble;Bugpowder was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 14 minutes and 4 seconds ago: Looks like handling the unfunded order book was a source of goxlag... https://mtgox.com/press_release_20130409.html -24029;1365531324;taub;I sold -24028;1365531344;taub;cant be dealing with this laggy exchange -24027;1365531365;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -24026;1365531366;gribble;MtGox lag is 198.983512 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.398760730118 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -24025;1365531369;mircea_popescu;heh -24024;1365531408;Scrat;taub: quantify sold -24023;1365531410;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ how come nothing on last 2 gfx ? -24022;1365531464;kakobrekla;started logging less than a week ago -24021;1365531478;taub;well worse than the time lag is the fact that no data stream is working no way to see the order book and trades -24020;1365531479;Bugpowder;oh jesus bidwall -24019;1365531480;mircea_popescu;but look at the dates -24018;1365531487;mircea_popescu;4/03 you have data on some gfx not on others -24017;1365531497;Scrat;ThickAsThieves: whenever there's a rally payments stop :'( -24016;1365531500;Bugpowder;just cashed a bit more on fastcash -24015;1365531509;kakobrekla;dunno im guessing it will show up by itself -24014;1365531513;Bugpowder;should have locked it and waited to see if there was a dip -24013;1365531550;kakobrekla;ill see whats up with that if it doesnt -24012;1365531561;kakobrekla;whats the point of the 1mo chart now anyway -24011;1365531565;Bugpowder;where is the cancel button on Bitcoin-QT/ -24010;1365531569;kakobrekla;if even a week is not full -24009;1365531617;mircea_popescu;not out of need, but since data should have been plotting and isn't i thought worth the mention -24008;1365531693;deadweasel;bug, where do you cash out? -24007;1365531701;Bugpowder;fastcash4bitcoins.com -24006;1365531707;deadweasel;thx -24005;1365531741;Bugpowder;they pay under market, but its fast and easy and run by someone with a clue. -24004;1365531828;taub;;;goxlag -24003;1365531829;gribble;MtGox lag is 327.08457 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.655473816059 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -24002;1365531833;taub;\o/ -24001;1365531972;kakobrekla;yeah its true mircea_popescu, something is acting up -24000;1365531976;Bugpowder;jesus... $14.1MM -23999;1365531983;kakobrekla;AND ITS NOT BITCOIN! -23998;1365532071;taub;222.22 USD / BTC -23997;1365532202;deadweasel;nom nom nom -23996;1365532237;punkman;"Bitcoin is a tax on people who are bad at Byzantine fault tolerance." -23995;1365532257;jurov;and i thought it will abandon the parabolic(or even exponential) rise.. not yet -23994;1365532454;mircea_popescu;meanwhile in gold, http://bullmarketthinking.com/comex-gold-inventories-collapse-by-largest-amount-on-record/ -23993;1365532474;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C296T] 100 @ 0.05114951 = 5.115 BTC -23992;1365532544;pgp;that gox press release was just as I suspected... doing some sort of recursive credit check for unfunded orders... -23991;1365532598;mircea_popescu;what'd be recursive about it ? -23990;1365532625;taub;>Greece is considering slapping a .162 billion invoice on Germany as compensation for the Second World War. -23989;1365532628;taub;lmao -23988;1365532631;Scrat;pgp: I doubt thats the culprit. that would allow anyone to turn captchas into gox lag -23987;1365532641;Scrat;surprisingly stupid -23986;1365532649;mircea_popescu;Scrat they've done surprisingly stupid shit before. -23985;1365532650;taub;162b eur that is -23984;1365532663;Namworld;Do you have funds to fund the order? Yes. Do you have funds to fund the funds to fund the order? Yes. Repeat process 1 billion time on each order. -23983;1365532668;Namworld;You get gox lag. -23982;1365532673;mircea_popescu;eh that' -23981;1365532675;mircea_popescu;s not how it works -23980;1365532685;mircea_popescu;just have a process move order to active when funds clear -23979;1365532711;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.775 BTC [-] -23978;1365532718;Namworld;lag is not how it's supposed to work either. They must be doing something wrong somewhere... -23977;1365532724;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7605 = 1.521 BTC [-] -23976;1365532728;mircea_popescu;then again considering the string of insanities sturles was sprouting the other day, it wouldn't surprise me if they run it like that. -23975;1365532728;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C194T] 9 @ 0.20098104 = 1.8088 BTC -23974;1365532730;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7601 BTC [-] -23973;1365532732;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -23972;1365532736;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75902 BTC [-] -23971;1365532738;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75901 BTC [-] -23970;1365532741;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75501 BTC [-] -23969;1365532743;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.755 = 3.775 BTC [-] -23968;1365532746;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.753 = 5.271 BTC [-] -23967;1365532748;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.751 BTC [-] -23966;1365532751;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.751 BTC [-] -23965;1365532754;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.7503 = 11.2545 BTC [-] -23964;1365532757;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.75 = 5.25 BTC [-] -23963;1365532759;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74002 BTC [-] -23962;1365532762;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 12 @ 0.74001 = 8.8801 BTC [-] -23961;1365532765;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.740003 BTC [-] -23960;1365532768;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 25 @ 0.740001 = 18.5 BTC [-] -23959;1365532777;Scrat;assbot -23958;1365532778;Scrat;stahp -23957;1365532786;mircea_popescu;lol it worked -23956;1365532808;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7391 = 1.4782 BTC [-] -23955;1365532812;ThickAsThieves;lol -23954;1365532817;Bugpowder;$14.6MM -23953;1365532879;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -23952;1365532883;gribble;There are currently 32321686 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14630014.4001 USD in total. | Data vintage: 57.1659 seconds -23951;1365532885;ThickAsThieves;wow -23950;1365532911;Bugpowder;I think the number needs to go up to support the current price though -23949;1365532913;Scrat;that's the same 12 million amplified by the new exchange value -23948;1365532916;pgp;let's say that I have funded buys and sell in gox and unfunded buys and sell, doesn't an execution on one side force them to check all the orders on the other side for same person? -23947;1365532921;Bugpowder;the walls need to be higher -23946;1365532934;Bugpowder;errr, at a higher value -23945;1365532984;pgp;not really recursive, but a shitload required checking with every order and execution... -23944;1365532989;jurov;!ticker m ^oix -23943;1365532991;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 110.64241833 / 147.74091471 / 182.77959828 (19650 shares, 4,629.08 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -23942;1365532994;pgp;no? -23941;1365533069;jurov;accrding to oix, practically all calls are deep in the money... feels sorry for bondholders -23940;1365533093;mircea_popescu;pgp why the fuck check ? -23939;1365533103;jurov;seems i can completely close MPBPT :( -23938;1365533108;pgp;question: with fastcash4bitcoins.com, isn't there an arb on that 15 min window when volatility is high? kinda like a free put? -23937;1365533112;mircea_popescu;keep a process on the clearing side, just move things in the active bnook as funds clear -23936;1365533198;jurov;mircea_popescu: as a representative of bondholders i request you to increase price on calls -23935;1365533218;Bugpowder;lol -23934;1365533218;mircea_popescu;lol -23933;1365533220;pgp;mp: I agree they shouldn't, but if their system is built around the idea of allowing unfunded order to be promoted to funded orders, that would occur no just when money comed in or out, but for those making two sided markets as well... -23932;1365533228;jurov;:) -23931;1365533241;mircea_popescu;pgp i still don't see what changes. when money comes in order is moved into active. -23930;1365533245;mircea_popescu;there's nothing to check. -23929;1365533247;Bugpowder;pgp yes, though during high volatility the price gap increases -23928;1365533262;Bugpowder;its tough to beat him. -23927;1365533279;pgp;i see - you've tried, then? -23926;1365533296;Bugpowder;yeah a little. -23925;1365533300;Bugpowder;my friend is more anal about it -23924;1365533313;mircea_popescu;why not do something useful, rather than try and squeeze pennies out of a service -23923;1365533361;pgp;I don't... just was reading their t&c's... -23922;1365533404;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.25 = 0.5 BTC [-] -23921;1365533435;jurov;;;calc 215/(1-0.087) -23920;1365533438;gribble;235.487404162 -23919;1365533463;Bugpowder;holdy fucking bidwall -23918;1365533463;jurov;^ mircea_popescu, but im serious. C215T may be in the money tomorrow as it looks -23917;1365533469;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C248T] 100 @ 0.10431071 = 10.4311 BTC -23916;1365533469;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -23915;1365533471;gribble;There are currently 32320610 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 16067341.6473 USD in total. | Data vintage: 53.9271 seconds -23914;1365533482;deadweasel;holy crap 16 il -23913;1365533484;Bugpowder;C300T will be ITM tomorrow -23912;1365533487;mircea_popescu;well sure it may be in the money. -23911;1365533499;mircea_popescu;if calls couldn't make moneuy nobody would buy them -23910;1365533512;jurov;MPOE is exposing itself to undue risk, don't you think? -23909;1365533535;Bugpowder;bot should also BUY calls -23908;1365533554;Bugpowder;at a higher price -23907;1365533572;Bugpowder;I recommend 0.8 for the C137Ts. -23906;1365533581;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.15267922 = 152.6792 BTC [-] -23905;1365533586;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C215T] 30 @ 0.15955155 = 4.7865 BTC -23904;1365533595;mircea_popescu;lolwut -23903;1365533609;pgp;mp: regardng gox. If I have a funded buy order and an unfunded sell order for same amount and yet another unfunded buy order unde my funded buy order, then when first buy order gets triggered then sell order now becomes funded, no? and when sell gets executed the second buy order now become funded.... -23902;1365533616;kakobrekla;o, wall -23901;1365533616;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -23900;1365533617;mircea_popescu;jurov the risk is this : if price goes up, short calls lose money. if price goes down, they make money. -23899;1365533620;mircea_popescu;what's unde about that ? -23898;1365533650;mircea_popescu;pgp so what, have trade engine check with clearing ? -23897;1365533651;jurov;how many short calls are there, not many i daresay. -23896;1365533656;mircea_popescu;one'd have to be retarded to be like that. -23895;1365533667;mircea_popescu;jurov all calls the bot sells are short to the bot. -23894;1365533759;Enky;;;ticker -23893;1365533761;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 222.50000, Best ask: 223.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 223.00000, 24 hour volume: 111105.23170259, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 223.76000, 24 hour vwap: 194.02951 -23892;1365533768;pgp;mp: agreed gox is retarded - i'll bet that there system does funding check on every execution - it explains a lot and is consistent with their press release... -23891;1365533792;mircea_popescu;this is what you get when geeks get involved in software design. -23890;1365533795;pgp;an alternative explanation is that they run their matching engine on a commodore 64 -23889;1365533809;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C248T] 10 @ 0.10489348 = 1.0489 BTC [+] -23888;1365533828;deadweasel;no surprise there -23887;1365533895;AndroUser2;;;ticker -23886;1365533895;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^oix -23885;1365533896;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 222.50000, Best ask: 223.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 223.00000, 24 hour volume: 111105.23170259, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 223.76000, 24 hour vwap: 194.02951 -23884;1365533896;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 110.64241833 / 148.3968512 / 183.81305704 (19790 shares, 4,645.34 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -23883;1365533944;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.548 = 3.096 BTC [-] -23882;1365534056;jurov; jurov all calls the bot sells are short to the bot. <<< and thus to bondholders -23881;1365534062;mircea_popescu;yeah. -23880;1365534110;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29349 @ 0.00069022 = 20.2573 BTC [-] -23879;1365534112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10200 @ 0.00070222 = 7.1626 BTC [+] -23878;1365534113;jurov;i mean, isn't it so unreasonable to assume March will possibly repeat, and do valuation adjustment? -23877;1365534124;mircea_popescu;why am i assuming ? -23876;1365534159;jurov;what you're assuming then? -23875;1365534163;mircea_popescu;nothing. -23874;1365534196;mircea_popescu;if we knew wtf is ghoing on we wouldn't need optioons in the fuirst place -23873;1365534207;jurov;two months in a row loss for MPOE bonds will cause having to cover them all yourself, can't we at least assume that as a baseline? -23872;1365534226;jurov;or are you sure this is very unlikely? -23871;1365534233;mircea_popescu;im not sure of anything tbh. -23870;1365534329;mircea_popescu;what are you so aggitated about anyway, the oix is half puts -23869;1365534334;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.779 = 1.558 BTC [+] -23868;1365534378;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [-] -23867;1365534446;jurov;i'm agitated about the call part of oix :) -23866;1365534495;ThickAsThieves;jurov, it seems you are questioning mp for bonds you bought knowing the same trend already -23865;1365534497;ThickAsThieves;no? -23864;1365534506;mircea_popescu;ya but if you think about it, if options sold are half put half call by volume... what's gonna happen ? -23863;1365534510;mircea_popescu;they can't both win -23862;1365534544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.54 = 15.4 BTC [-] -23861;1365534561;bgupta;and remember because it's $ profits as calls move more and more into the money they have a built in profit limiter. -23860;1365534590;jurov;i didn't put much into bonds myself. but i'm being MPBPT operator here -23859;1365534604;jurov;and MPBPT May is not selling at all -23858;1365534605;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P200T] 1000 @ 0.15160246 = 151.6025 BTC [-] -23857;1365534628;ThickAsThieves;i'm surprised APR sold -23856;1365534631;Namworld;the premium asked by the bot is already MUCH larger -23855;1365534720;AndroUser2;The tide will change though -23854;1365534875;jurov;options sold are half put half call by volume, really? then it's okay, should have researched it before freaking out. -23853;1365534947;ChaangNoi;;;bids 0 -23852;1365534949;gribble;There are currently 32320703 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 15982219.3621 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0107 seconds -23851;1365534961;ChaangNoi;16 million? fuck me -23850;1365534963;AndroUser2;Freaking out will only lead to impedements ; -23849;1365534985;ChaangNoi;we might hit 300 this week -23848;1365534993;ChaangNoi;asks 99999999999 -23847;1365535004;mircea_popescu;jurov well it's what mpex.co main page says -23846;1365535006;ChaangNoi;;;asks 99999999999 -23845;1365535006;gribble;There are currently 33949.898 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999999.0 USD, worth 124147627774.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 56.7975 seconds -23844;1365535021;ChaangNoi;wow -23843;1365535028;jcpham;someone lit the fuse on the rocket a few weeks back -23842;1365535035;jcpham;i think it has 2 months of fuel left at least -23841;1365535039;jcpham;but that's me -23840;1365535040;ChaangNoi;its just now going into hyperdrive -23839;1365535064;taub;225 getting interesting -23838;1365535082;jcpham;500 tomorrow would be epicly interesting -23837;1365535092;taub;hah no way :) -23836;1365535094;jcpham;but that's more like next week -23835;1365535108;AndroUser2;;;bids 0 -23834;1365535109;gribble;There are currently 32320982 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 15996422.2562 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.3289 seconds -23833;1365535118;jcpham;the market cap did just double in about 9 days -23832;1365535121;ChaangNoi;;;ticker -23831;1365535121;ChaangNoi;;;ticker -23830;1365535122;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 224.00000, Best ask: 224.48980, Bid-ask spread: 0.48980, Last trade: 224.48980, 24 hour volume: 109285.52746947, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 224.70000, 24 hour vwap: 195.30955 -23829;1365535122;jcpham;if no one was paying attention -23828;1365535123;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 224.00000, Best ask: 224.48980, Bid-ask spread: 0.48980, Last trade: 224.48980, 24 hour volume: 109285.52746947, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 224.70000, 24 hour vwap: 195.30955 -23827;1365535136;ChaangNoi;225? -23826;1365535138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.0007035 = 1.407 BTC [+] -23825;1365535138;ThickAsThieves;mp/jurov could you flush deposits? -23824;1365535156;ChaangNoi;and 500 is too much, over 1005 jump could happen but it would take a while to get a new ath -23823;1365535164;ChaangNoi;a while being 4 days or so, lol -23822;1365535165;thestringpuller;;;asks 250 -23821;1365535166;gribble;There are currently 5912.9431 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 1410255.58397 USD in total. | Data vintage: 69.2906 seconds -23820;1365535179;ChaangNoi;;;aks 500 -23819;1365535180;gribble;Error: "aks" is not a valid command. -23818;1365535181;thestringpuller;;;bids 200 -23817;1365535182;gribble;There are currently 20728.936 bitcoins demanded at or over 200.0 USD, worth 4370048.45664 USD in total. | Data vintage: 85.1904 seconds -23816;1365535187;ChaangNoi;;;asks 500 -23815;1365535187;gribble;There are currently 16400.756 bitcoins offered at or under 500.0 USD, worth 4935155.15891 USD in total. | Data vintage: 90.9606 seconds -23814;1365535196;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C047T] 4 @ 0.76327969 = 3.0531 BTC [+] -23813;1365535198;ChaangNoi;5 million to 500 -23812;1365535204;jurov;not yet, i just sent some deposits over to mpex -23811;1365535212;ChaangNoi;but the day traders... -23810;1365535213;Namworld;I wonder when we'll be at the "IT'S OVER 9000!!!" point... with everyone repeating that of course. -23809;1365535215;taub;Until recently, anyone could place a buy or sell order for Bitcoin, regardless of how much funds were actually available in their wallet, resulting in an order showing a "Not enough funds" error status in the Open Orders list. -23808;1365535219;taub;Starting on April 17th, this counter productive scenario will no longer be possible and will be automatically rejected before validating your order; until you have enough funds in your wallet to match the order value. -23807;1365535222;Namworld;Certainly not during this rally -23806;1365535223;taub;i called it -23805;1365535225;taub;so called it -23804;1365535226;ChaangNoi;how are my calls looking 218 and im in the money, fuck yeah -23803;1365535231;Namworld;Maybe in a few years tho -23802;1365535232;taub;that's whats causing the lag -23801;1365535233;ChaangNoi;and we still ahve weeks to go, lol -23800;1365535265;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.53000001 BTC [-] -23799;1365535276;jurov;btw if someone is funding coinbr with large sum and i'm around, ask me for direct deposit to mpex -23798;1365535291;Namworld;If I had been putting ALL my money in calls each month since the beggining I'd probably have like 20k BTC by now or something >.> -23797;1365535301;mircea_popescu;or nothing. -23796;1365535304;ChaangNoi;225 -23795;1365535307;Namworld;or nothing =P -23794;1365535312;ChaangNoi;for real this time -23793;1365535317;Namworld;Which is exactly why I didn't buy... -23792;1365535317;ThickAsThieves;will do jurov -23791;1365535333;Namworld;of course if people knew it wasn't going to crash during the month, people would buy more of them -23790;1365535336;ThickAsThieves;i have a 2nd large deposit already going to you tho -23789;1365535344;mircea_popescu;whatever happened to that dude was going to short mpoe last ? -23788;1365535505;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 24 @ 0.21 = 5.04 BTC [+] -23787;1365535569;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C212N] 4 @ 0.39140833 = 1.5656 BTC -23786;1365535624;KRS-1;;;goxlag -23785;1365535625;gribble;MtGox lag is 121.32087 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.243125665104 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -23784;1365535685;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.2222225 = 0.8889 BTC [-] -23783;1365535703;AndroUser2;taub, mtgox is changing their order system on the 17th? -23782;1365535706;jcpham;anyone shorting anything in bitcoinland is probably burned -23781;1365535716;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C320N] 1 @ 0.24445838 BTC -23780;1365535743;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.2222 = 0.6666 BTC [-] -23779;1365535745;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.2222 = 1.3332 BTC [-] -23778;1365535758;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -23777;1365535761;gribble;Current Blocks: 230487 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 1352 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 19 hours, 33 minutes, and 38 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8970854.58548 | Estimated Percent Change: 16.91457 -23776;1365535776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5900 @ 0.00070866 = 4.1811 BTC [+] -23775;1365535778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9333 @ 0.00071 = 6.6264 BTC [+] -23774;1365535805;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.221 = 0.663 BTC [-] -23773;1365535845;thestringpuller;;;seen Bugpowder -23772;1365535846;gribble;Bugpowder was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 37 minutes and 53 seconds ago: I recommend 0.8 for the C137Ts. -23771;1365535864;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.06600001 BTC [-] -23770;1365535869;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: did you push to smickles? -23769;1365535923;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.22 = 1.32 BTC [-] -23768;1365535985;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 24 @ 0.21 = 5.04 BTC [+] -23767;1365536001;ll;!t m s.dice -23766;1365536003;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0027 / 0.00276292 / 0.00333327 (51603 shares, 142.58 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00309136 / 0.00400173 (503326 shares, 1,555.97 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00361436 / 0.006 (1689030 shares, 6,104.77 BTC) -23765;1365536044;KRS-1;;;quotes -23764;1365536044;gribble;Error: "quotes" is not a valid command. -23763;1365536080;KRS-1;;;ticker -23762;1365536081;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 227.00000, Best ask: 227.85990, Bid-ask spread: 0.85990, Last trade: 227.85990, 24 hour volume: 109285.52746947, 24 hour low: 172.13000, 24 hour high: 224.70000, 24 hour vwap: 195.30955 -23761;1365536145;thestringpuller;$avg -23760;1365536156;mpexbot;thestringpuller: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -23759;1365536159;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -23758;1365536163;thestringpuller;ugh -23757;1365536164;gribble;197.23 -23756;1365536173;thestringpuller;oh -23755;1365536345;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.741 = 1.482 BTC [-] -23754;1365536360;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C104T] 120 @ 0.47411495 = 56.8938 BTC [+] -23753;1365536376;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C104T] 10 @ 0.47411495 = 4.7411 BTC [+] -23752;1365536406;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C302T] 1000 @ 0.06147506 = 61.4751 BTC -23751;1365536500;error4733;"i short btc @ 35$" poor poor guy -23750;1365536504;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C305T] 100 @ 0.05949934 = 5.9499 BTC -23749;1365536509;error4733;worst timing EVER -23748;1365536513;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.13928 BTC [-] -23747;1365536551;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.24 BTC [-] -23746;1365536609;gesell;buy ask walls on bitcoinity dont match actual orderbook (as compared with clarkmoody) -23745;1365536622;gesell;shows a huge 8k btc wall at 212.13 that isnt in the order books -23744;1365536658;gesell;oh wait -23743;1365536662;gesell;found it in the order books -23742;1365536677;gesell;212.11 for 9k btc -23741;1365536703;gesell;thats a $2million order -23740;1365536713;gesell;bid -23739;1365536730;mircea_popescu;heh -23738;1365536735;mircea_popescu;two clicks iof the button -23737;1365536782;pgp;;;bc,24hprc -23736;1365536783;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -23735;1365536825;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.22000001 = 0.44 BTC [+] -23734;1365536837;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -23733;1365536838;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00065356 / 0.00068704 / 0.00071145 (560512 shares, 385.10 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00068728 / 0.00071514 (2019787 shares, 1,388.17 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068919 / 0.00077505 (9481307 shares, 6,534.43 BTC) -23732;1365536946;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 165 @ 0.11711 = 19.3232 BTC [-] -23731;1365536995;KRS-1;;;ticker -23730;1365536996;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 225.00000, Best ask: 225.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.99999, Last trade: 225.99999, 24 hour volume: 102831.28291584, 24 hour low: 178.00100, 24 hour high: 227.86018, 24 hour vwap: 198.06245 -23729;1365537078;TomServo;Will one of you whales crash this thing already? This is absurd. -23728;1365537152;ThickAsThieves;Just put some low strike options for sale under bot prices, if anyone is interested -23727;1365537175;ThickAsThieves;86s thru 122s -23726;1365537249;mircea_popescu;how come i don't see them ?! -23725;1365537253;gesell;TomServo: the wales are pumping it still -23724;1365537371;ThickAsThieves;coinbr says "queued" -23723;1365537372;gesell;i doubt a whale could crash it either. the best you could hope for is a ddos :P -23722;1365537380;ThickAsThieves;:/ -23721;1365537436;mircea_popescu;;;sell 50000 -23720;1365537437;gribble;(sell [at|@] []) -- Logs a sell order for units of per unit, in units of . Use the optional field to put in any special notes. may include an arithmetical expression, and {mtgox(ask|bid|last)} to index price to mtgox ask, bid, or last price. May also include (1 more message) -23719;1365537450;mircea_popescu;heh -23718;1365537459;ThickAsThieves;jurov, not sure if you're aware already but I have some sell orders that seem to be hung up -23717;1365537476;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 50000 -23716;1365537476;gribble;A market order to sell 50000 bitcoins right now would net 9392456.7823 USD and would take the last price down to 135.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 187.8491 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 60.1194 seconds -23715;1365537477;gesell;mircea_popescu: you have to add the amount and price ;) -23714;1365537483;gesell;then we'll watch it fall -23713;1365537485;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1.041 = 3.123 BTC [-] -23712;1365537491;jurov;ThickAsThieves: yes moment found some issue and debugging it -23711;1365537496;ThickAsThieves;sweet -23710;1365537500;mircea_popescu;i dont recall what the command is, but it tells you where priceends up -23709;1365537509;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 15 @ 0.00021 = 0.0032 BTC [-] -23708;1365537511;mircea_popescu;i'll bet you a 50k btc straight sell takes it under 100 atm -23707;1365537522;ThickAsThieves;its right up there mp ^ -23706;1365537526;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 50000 -23705;1365537526;gribble;A market order to sell 50000 bitcoins right now would net 9392456.7823 USD and would take the last price down to 135.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 187.8491 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 110.0784 seconds -23704;1365537531;gesell;when has there been a 50k sell? -23703;1365537577;ThickAsThieves;if someone dropped 50k coins, buyers would be ecstatic -23702;1365537583;Namworld;last crash from 33 USD to peanuts? -23701;1365537589;Namworld;was a hack but anyway -23700;1365537637;mircea_popescu;ah ok -23699;1365537647;mircea_popescu;im not sure if ecstatic or paniced. -23698;1365537654;TomServo;Then it'll really crash when Gox can't pay out. ;) -23697;1365537665;mircea_popescu;:p -23696;1365537670;mircea_popescu;"o, just some checking" -23695;1365537678;mircea_popescu;"our dwolla ran away with the tradehill" -23694;1365537685;mircea_popescu;"we must wake up the developers" -23693;1365537801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.0007035 = 0.0704 BTC [-] -23692;1365537858;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.011 BTC [+] -23691;1365537911;ThickAsThieves;ok the options i have for sale should be showing now -23690;1365537921;gesell;dont know if anyone is interested but speculating on the utility of bitcoin pre-2013 and putting SR at the top of the list... basing utility worth on yearly revenue would put btc at $1.6 per coin. It held actually around this value this until speculation started to flow in. bubble, craash... settled back to around $3 for the year and up to $13 before end of 2012. Putting price of bitcoin as a function of utility + speculation where speculation is one of -23689;1365537926;ThickAsThieves;86-122 -23688;1365537930;gesell;bullshit im sure but didnt know if anyone would be itnerested -23687;1365537960;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: would you mind highlighting me when you flush deposits? Thanks -23686;1365538138;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 i see a ton of unconfirmed stuff -23685;1365538143;mircea_popescu;pray to the miner gods -23684;1365538166;ThickAsThieves;oh miner gods, where for art thou -23683;1365538173;mircea_popescu;gesell assuymption is broken -23682;1365538180;mircea_popescu;sr wasn't at the tiop of the list since 2011 -23681;1365538204;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.0007035 = 4.3617 BTC [-] -23680;1365538206;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.45 = 7.25 BTC [-] -23679;1365538207;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 15 @ 1.41 = 21.15 BTC [-] -23678;1365538247;gesell;sorting order for orderbook on clarkmoody is messed up. (sorts in descending order: 212.0 212.9 212.8 ... 212.1 211.0) -23677;1365538264;AndroUser2;;;ticker -23676;1365538266;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -23675;1365538385;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.21 BTC [+] -23674;1365538417;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C308T] 100 @ 0.05923571 = 5.9236 BTC -23673;1365538445;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 14 @ 1.41 = 19.74 BTC [-] -23672;1365538494;Bugpowder;Havelock almost back to IPO price -23671;1365538621;Namworld;all these things will keep going down... -23670;1365538680;mircea_popescu;wait -23669;1365538683;mircea_popescu;!ticker h him -23668;1365538686;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.41000000 / 1.55749155 / 1.89000000 (71 shares, 110.58190010 BTC), 7D: 1.41000000 / 1.75401928 / 2.04400000 (166 shares, 291.16720010 BTC), 30D: 1.41000000 / 1.8343251 / 2.08000000 (733 shares, 1344.56029840 BTC) -23667;1365538693;mircea_popescu;eh -23666;1365538946;Bugpowder;OH SHIT -23665;1365538962;Bugpowder;I guesss the wall got impatient -23664;1365538977;taub;holy shit -23663;1365538978;jborkl_;235 -23662;1365538994;jborkl_;237 -23661;1365539001;jborkl_;239 -23660;1365539004;Bugpowder;its gotta be that wall -23659;1365539011;Bugpowder;of $2MM -23658;1365539014;Bugpowder;well -23657;1365539015;Bugpowder;maybe not -23656;1365539018;Bugpowder;we will see soon! -23655;1365539035;jborkl_;223 -23654;1365539056;Bugpowder;looks like the wall bought half -23653;1365539061;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -23652;1365539062;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 223.76020, Best ask: 231.99870, Bid-ask spread: 8.23850, Last trade: 223.76020, 24 hour volume: 101197.60668312, 24 hour low: 178.00100, 24 hour high: 227.86018, 24 hour vwap: 198.89449 -23651;1365539094;Scrat;wat -23650;1365539098;Scrat;;;ticker --last -23649;1365539100;gribble;239.11100 -23648;1365539101;jborkl_;239 -23647;1365539114;jborkl_;its all over the place now -23646;1365539131;jborkl_;sockets are crashing -23645;1365539141;Bugpowder;yep. Confirmed -23644;1365539151;Bugpowder;Wall at 212 cut in half -23643;1365539188;Bugpowder;;;asks 340 -23642;1365539191;gribble;There are currently 9616.2331 bitcoins offered at or under 340.0 USD, worth 2618836.03002 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0011 seconds -23641;1365539217;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: Remember "20 is a bifurcation point..." ? -23640;1365539252;ChaangNo_;wpw -23639;1365539264;mircea_popescu;20 thousands!!1 -23638;1365539341;Bugpowder;168MM market cap for S.MPOE -23637;1365539348;kakobrekla;;;ticker --last -23636;1365539349;gribble;229.77000 -23635;1365539404;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.42 = 7.1 BTC [+] -23634;1365539954;pizzaman1337;;;tslb -23633;1365539958;gribble;Time since last block: 1 hour and 5 seconds -23632;1365539962;pizzaman1337;what? -23631;1365540004;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.248899 = 1.2445 BTC [+] -23630;1365540006;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 162 @ 0.2489 = 40.3218 BTC [+] -23629;1365540064;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.2221 = 0.4442 BTC [+] -23628;1365540124;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.22000006 = 0.66 BTC [-] -23627;1365540188;pizzaman1337;;;tslb -23626;1365540193;gribble;Time since last block: 2 minutes and 11 seconds -23625;1365540220;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -23624;1365540221;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0027 / 0.00276292 / 0.00333327 (51603 shares, 142.58 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00309136 / 0.00400173 (503326 shares, 1,555.97 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00358308 / 0.006 (1666530 shares, 5,971.32 BTC) -23623;1365540245;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 32 @ 0.22 = 7.04 BTC [-] -23622;1365540332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.00270001 = 0.54 BTC [+] -23621;1365540424;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.234 BTC [-] -23620;1365540538;MJR_;yay new ath -23619;1365540560;MJR_;quick question, and this may seem stupid -23618;1365540591;MJR_;with socket.io, a client web page would request the socket.io client library from the server... -23617;1365540638;MJR_;to clarify, the client's browser would request that library and then load it...but if you are not in control of the server, how do you know where to get the client library from? -23616;1365540844;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 1.41 = 8.46 BTC [-] -23615;1365540905;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.269 = 0.538 BTC [+] -23614;1365540921;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00153 BTC [+] -23613;1365540922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19821 @ 0.00070415 = 13.957 BTC [+] -23612;1365540925;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7822 @ 0.00071 = 5.5536 BTC [+] -23611;1365540928;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00153 BTC [+] -23610;1365540930;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00279 = 0.0279 BTC [+] -23609;1365540948;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 80 @ 0.00152 = 0.1216 BTC [-] -23608;1365541010;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.002781 BTC [-] -23607;1365541013;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.002781 BTC [-] -23606;1365541015;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 70 @ 0.0027 = 0.189 BTC [-] -23605;1365541019;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 59 @ 0.00261 = 0.154 BTC [-] -23604;1365541021;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 129 @ 0.0026 = 0.3354 BTC [-] -23603;1365541265;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.22 = 0.44 BTC [-] -23602;1365541286;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -23601;1365541290;gribble;Time since last block: 8 minutes and 10 seconds -23600;1365541321;deadweasel;should i let my 188s expire or sell? -23599;1365541340;mircea_popescu;always the question. -23598;1365541341;jcpham;i think 188 isn't happening again anytime soon -23597;1365541343;AndroUser2;Keep them a bit -23596;1365541349;jcpham;but what do i know -23595;1365541355;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C302T] 100 @ 0.06611514 = 6.6115 BTC [+] -23594;1365541357;unbalanced_;MJR_: a common use case is socket.io goes on your server and in your own client web page -23593;1365541364;unbalanced_;Your code at both ends. -23592;1365541368;jcpham;i wouldn't have payed 188 yesterday if i thought we'd see it again -23591;1365541370;AndroUser2;Ive got a few too :) -23590;1365541392;mod6;wth is going on -23589;1365541402;jcpham;mircea_popescu i payed 188 yesterday and almost got sick about it -23588;1365541407;jcpham;not feeling so bad today though -23587;1365541434;jcpham;i'll be priced out soon if i don't keep up -23586;1365541439;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00322 BTC [-] -23585;1365541443;mircea_popescu;heh -23584;1365541475;jcpham;little guys can't even play with the big kids in the pool -23583;1365541498;Bugpowder;sell pressure building -23582;1365541508;Bugpowder;I think we have reached the top for the day. -23581;1365541511;gesell;can someone tell me what that huge order was in the past 30 min???? -23580;1365541514;Bugpowder;see at 250 tomorrow -23579;1365541515;gesell;how much was it for? -23578;1365541521;Bugpowder;It for $1M -23577;1365541522;Doffx;5000+ -23576;1365541527;Bugpowder;half of the bidwall at 212 -23575;1365541535;gesell;bingo -23574;1365541538;gesell;that is what i wanted to know -23573;1365541563;Doffx;5159.98 x 230 per -23572;1365541572;gesell;Bugpowder: did you see it get moved? how close to the edge of the wall was it moved before being eaten up, Or did he just move it directly to the other wal? -23571;1365541629;AndroUser2;;;ticker -23570;1365541631;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 237.62376, Best ask: 237.95000, Bid-ask spread: 0.32624, Last trade: 237.62376, 24 hour volume: 106406.95928128, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 239.11100, 24 hour vwap: 202.27481 -23569;1365541662;unbalanced_;MJR_: your server code could talk via APIs to anything it wants. In theory the client could too. Mix and match communication with different end points as your app requires. -23568;1365541703;gesell;btw, anyone know of an api for bitcoin.de. have people that use my tools asking for support for this exchange but cant find any api documentation (though bitcoincharts must get it somehow) -23567;1365541705;unbalanced_;I'm not an export though. -23566;1365541805;ThickAsThieves;still no confirms on mpex deposits? -23565;1365541883;TomServo;Bugpowder | I think we have reached the top for the day. << 5 mins later, new top. Sillyness. -23564;1365541902;kakobrekla;is why he quit. -23563;1365541941;pgp;even for the most bullish among us - gotta admit that this seems a bit scary.... -23562;1365541974;TomServo;I agree. -23561;1365541978;taub;ya -23560;1365542014;deadweasel;no way, this is thrilling, my moneys out + x2 profit. -23559;1365542052;deadweasel;let it crash, i'll buy in again with profits -23558;1365542060;taub;i'm expecting big ask walls to come out of the wood works any minute now -23557;1365542078;taub;like back in $93 -23556;1365542084;mircea_popescu;you know... obviously it would have been better if this happened slowly, over the course of a year. -23555;1365542088;mircea_popescu;but what ever is reasonable ? -23554;1365542102;mircea_popescu;come to think about it, the evolution of BTC mimicks the evolution of s.mpoe. -23553;1365542106;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1100 @ 0.00071 = 0.781 BTC [+] -23552;1365542108;pgp;no precedent for something like this, i suppose... -23551;1365542117;mircea_popescu;itstarted at 0.00002, went to 0.004 within a fewe mionths -23550;1365542118;jborkl_;400*240 -23549;1365542122;mircea_popescu;and it's been sorta there since then -23548;1365542145;zinodaur;mircea, care-i treaba :p -23547;1365542151;mircea_popescu;maybe btc does a similar number. runs up to 1k or w/e, then spends a year there. -23546;1365542157;mircea_popescu;zinodaur bine. -23545;1365542186;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -23544;1365542187;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 239.00001, Best ask: 239.98000, Bid-ask spread: 0.97999, Last trade: 239.98000, 24 hour volume: 106856.63799052, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 239.11100, 24 hour vwap: 202.50570 -23543;1365542187;zinodaur;de prin ce parte a tarii o arzi ? :) -23542;1365542191;mircea_popescu;that was an ath. -23541;1365542194;mircea_popescu;zinodaur timisoara. -23540;1365542200;zinodaur;ah. -23539;1365542205;jborkl_;240 -23538;1365542217;mircea_popescu;ye -23537;1365542222;taub;price seems to know only one way -23536;1365542228;mircea_popescu;159.62 2 minutes ago 240.00 -23535;1365542235;kakobrekla;its good to be the king. -23534;1365542238;mircea_popescu;im like... o wait, that's like... a house ? cool. -23533;1365542242;deadweasel;;;goxlag -23532;1365542242;gribble;MtGox lag is 264.997942 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.531052908703 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -23531;1365542248;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00071 = 13.348 BTC [+] -23530;1365542256;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P308T] 1 @ 0.89573103 BTC -23529;1365542266;taub;i dont hold any btc right now -23528;1365542274;taub;not nervous yet -23527;1365542308;zinodaur;christ -23526;1365542313;taub;oh 5 min lag here we go, if i had btc i'd start to get nervous now -23525;1365542315;zinodaur;it'd be a dream to stabilise at 250 :p -23524;1365542316;taub;:s -23523;1365542316;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.00069 = 0.0014 BTC [+] -23522;1365542338;kakobrekla;zinodaur sell at 250 and it will be stable there -23521;1365542352;mircea_popescu;lol -23520;1365542373;iz;;;ticker -23519;1365542375;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 239.00001, Best ask: 240.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.99999, Last trade: 240.00000, 24 hour volume: 106856.63799052, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 239.11100, 24 hour vwap: 202.50570 -23518;1365542405;bitesak;;;ticker -23517;1365542412;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 238.10000, Best ask: 239.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.90000, Last trade: 238.10000, 24 hour volume: 106856.63799052, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 239.11100, 24 hour vwap: 202.50570 -23516;1365542412;mircea_popescu;there's like 5 txs to mpex have been waiting to be confirmed for > 2 hours by now -23515;1365542423;mircea_popescu;i guess people are learning the value of keeping your btc on mpex ? -23514;1365542429;deadweasel;lol 240 -23513;1365542432;unbalanced_;Virtex at $289 CAD... -23512;1365542435;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C248T] 10 @ 0.13299188 = 1.3299 BTC [+] -23511;1365542479;taub;bleeeed -23510;1365542728;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -23509;1365542729;gribble;MtGox lag is 262.702221 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.526452309523 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -23508;1365542804;deadweasel;s.dice...... :( -23507;1365542900;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.000685 = 0.0069 BTC [-] -23506;1365542944;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.04000001 BTC [-] -23505;1365543127;deadweasel;$avg -23504;1365543134;mpexbot;deadweasel: 203.29 -23503;1365543152;deadweasel;yay :) -23502;1365543235;jurov;;;bc,stats -23501;1365543239;gribble;Current Blocks: 230495 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 1344 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 1 day, 1 hour, 8 minutes, and 58 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8910584.56432 | Estimated Percent Change: 16.12908 -23500;1365543298;unbalanced_;Listen, I don't want to alarm anyone, but I think we may be heading towards bubble territory soon. Just sayin'. -23499;1365543306;deadweasel;;;goxlag -23498;1365543307;gribble;MtGox lag is 248.891458 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.498775695104 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -23497;1365543334;deadweasel;unbalanced_: i am not alarmed. -23496;1365543371;Doffx;OMG I am alarmed! -23495;1365543380;deadweasel;this is expected. in that i expected antything at any moment. -23494;1365543388;deadweasel;still do -23493;1365543425;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.269 BTC [+] -23492;1365543430;deadweasel;will retrace tonight, or not, then up around 4am EST -23491;1365543445;Doffx;Maybe the BTC price will surpass my Bubbled mortgage -23490;1365543449;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ ity's not even 3x the previous enfoced plateau -23489;1365543458;Doffx;and I can pay it off with bubbled BTC -23488;1365543470;deadweasel;i hope so! -23487;1365543483;Doffx;Me too. -23486;1365543521;taub;gonna be a long night... -23485;1365543532;taub;everbody calls ia bubble now pretty much -23484;1365543543;taub;how long can this go on, with peple being anxious to big moves in either side -23483;1365543579;Namworld;everyone in these channels (which have been around for a long time) call it a bubble. Some have been for a long time -23482;1365543589;ThickAsThieves;$avg -23481;1365543590;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 203.69 -23480;1365543591;kakobrekla;since 30 -23479;1365543595;Namworld;While on places like MtGox, LocalBitcoins, etc -23478;1365543601;unbalanced_;Dudes, I was being facetious. https://www.google.ca/search?q=facetious -23477;1365543603;Namworld;tons of newbies flocks by the ton to buy... -23476;1365543630;unbalanced_;This is like high school all over again. Nobody understands me... :) -23475;1365543712;Doffx;I think we see 1000 before this ends at this rate. -23474;1365543712;Namworld;nah, not everyone calls it so -23473;1365543741;Namworld;I was wondering if we'd reach 100, I said, we just have to reach 100 before it pops... -23472;1365543747;Doffx;And if BTC reakky gets adopted completely well beyond 1000. -23471;1365543750;Namworld;now we're like way over... -23470;1365543751;unbalanced_;According to Dr. Rodrigue, the "media attention" phase we're in now is just The Beginning of the run-up: http://i.imgur.com/iMjfGf7.jpg -23469;1365543752;Doffx;really* -23468;1365543757;Namworld;If it reach 1000 I'll go nuts -23467;1365543834;Namworld;but compared to the mean, we should be way lower and are almost moving vertically over it -23466;1365543845;Namworld;We're like at greed/delusion -23465;1365543889;Doffx;Well, 3 months ago if you said BTC will be at 240 id would have called you nutts. -23464;1365543890;unbalanced_;it's just starting to verticalize(TM) on log charts. -23463;1365543899;MJR_;benkay? -23462;1365543903;Doffx;Happened so fast. -23461;1365543962;Namworld;Look the 365 exponential moving average -23460;1365543968;Namworld;365 days -23459;1365543969;Namworld;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#tgSza1gEMAzm1g365zm2g21 -23458;1365543979;Namworld;it's slowly moving up... -23457;1365543996;Namworld;but the current price is just bending the line crazily -23456;1365544009;Namworld;and is way, way over -23455;1365544033;Namworld;It's not like bitcoin businesses can grow and develop overnight -23454;1365544046;Namworld;That price rise is speculative from flocking "investors" -23453;1365544048;deadweasel;specul;ators can tho -23452;1365544054;Namworld;not true adoption -23451;1365544075;mircea_popescu;Namworld how do you know it's not investors catching up with adoption ? -23450;1365544082;deadweasel;don't, i will hold minus 5% profit leak at intervals -23449;1365544116;deadweasel;the rest of the process be damned. -23448;1365544124;Namworld;Seems odd... -23447;1365544135;Namworld;It's usually the other way around... -23446;1365544140;InstantBTC;mircea_popescu, interesting point but I agree with namworld -23445;1365544141;deadweasel;if it ain't broke... -23444;1365544153;Namworld;maybe but... I don't think that's the case -23443;1365544171;InstantBTC;what I see is the buying wall shrinking -23442;1365544173;taub;I don't see the adoption yet -23441;1365544183;taub;i see a lot of sites accepting donations with bitcoins tho -23440;1365544187;deadweasel;you adopted it -23439;1365544188;InstantBTC;taub, there actually has been a lot of adoption -23438;1365544189;taub;so that's some sign -23437;1365544211;InstantBTC;e-gov is letting citizens in e-gov areas pay for things with bitcoin now -23436;1365544220;InstantBTC;I think that's probably the biggest adoption this week -23435;1365544227;taub;when you can buy tf2 hats on steam with bitcoins we're going to am illion per coin lol -23434;1365544237;mircea_popescu;lol -23433;1365544243;mircea_popescu;InstantBTC i see both arguments -23432;1365544249;mircea_popescu;the problem is partitioning reality among them -23431;1365544272;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.395 = 0.79 BTC [-] -23430;1365544274;InstantBTC;I don't think tf2 hats have a strong enough influence on... any economy to make anything worth 1 million lol -23429;1365544280;mircea_popescu;he was being funny. -23428;1365544328;InstantBTC;ah. now I see what the other guy in #bitcoin-otc meant by get sarcasm detector working before coming here lol -23427;1365544389;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.779 = 1.558 BTC [+] -23426;1365544389;taub;only half kidding, ofc not 1m, but something like steam adopting would be huge huge nwes -23425;1365544431;mircea_popescu;taub we can settle on half of 10% :p -23424;1365544437;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12550 @ 0.00071 = 8.9105 BTC [+] -23423;1365544453;taub;:) -23422;1365544559;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.09868 BTC [+] -23421;1365544639;unbalanced_;In other coin bubble news... Canadian Mint came out with next its series of coins with glass figurines stuck to them: -23420;1365544640;unbalanced_;http://www.mint.ca/store/coin/fine-silver-coin-purple-coneflower-with-venetian-glass-butterfly-mintage-10000-2013-prod1670015 -23419;1365544652;unbalanced_;Sold out 10,000 at $150 quite quickly. -23418;1365544694;unbalanced_;A large Canadian reseller store that bought many of them is now sold out at $250 each: http://www.cdncoin.com/product-p/623932043589.htm -23417;1365544728;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -23416;1365544731;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -23415;1365544753;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -23414;1365544764;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.75 = 1.5 BTC [-] -23413;1365544803;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.741 = 2.964 BTC [-] -23412;1365544816;unbalanced_;All for 1 oz of silver. -23411;1365544924;deadweasel;;;ticker -23410;1365544926;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 230.00000, Best ask: 231.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 230.00000, 24 hour volume: 107341.81087907, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 203.79970 -23409;1365544929;deadweasel;bears -23408;1365544955;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=171388.0 -23407;1365544960;mircea_popescu;how can hazek be this retarded ? -23406;1365544964;TomServo;heh, #bitcoin is shuffling people over to "#bitcoin-pricetalk" -23405;1365544967;mircea_popescu;mpex leverage for last month was like 400k btc. -23404;1365544967;TomServo;real talk, yo. -23403;1365544975;mircea_popescu;his puny 500k usd are "to da moon" ? -23402;1365544982;mircea_popescu;where do they find these tards. srsly. -23401;1365545173;TomServo;don't be jealous of the 'bitcoin opportunity fund' :P -23400;1365545314;mircea_popescu;i'm just a little sick of this super-superficial attitude -23399;1365545320;mircea_popescu;"i see x dork on tv, must mean he's rich" -23398;1365545330;mircea_popescu;yea, that's how it works. totally. -23397;1365545347;deadweasel;no doubt -23396;1365545360;deadweasel;killed my tv 8 years ago -23395;1365545370;mircea_popescu;"mpex is too expensive ergo it doesn't exist. the rich people there do billionty dollars, but it never happened because they don't take my fiddy bux" -23394;1365545404;FabianB;mircea_popescu: have been thinking, in the 'unlikely' event bitcoin fails in a not too distant future and a good alternative arises (if), what happens to mpex? would you consider moving over and transfering current stock holders? -23393;1365545411;mircea_popescu;before the recent betsofbitcoin scam bitbet was doing 1.5-2k btc a month, betsofbitcoin was doing 20-50 -23392;1365545424;mircea_popescu;"o, betsofbitcoiin, the tralalala" -23391;1365545443;mircea_popescu;FabianB yes, in the very catastrophic event you have in mind. -23390;1365545458;FabianB;just a thought experiment -23389;1365545471;mircea_popescu;if it's this very clear cut, bitcoin is ded, bitcoin' is here -23388;1365545474;mircea_popescu;then yes. -23387;1365545506;FabianB;yeah, of course not if all that happend is price plummeting to 1 usd -23386;1365545527;FabianB;more like if there's a security problem not fixable and price going to 0 -23385;1365545534;mircea_popescu;depending on context i think simply another alt chain being worth more would mean i move. -23384;1365545536;mircea_popescu;depending. -23383;1365545568;mircea_popescu;this is all highly speculative of course and actual situations may play whichever way circumstances dictate etc. -23382;1365545572;FabianB;that means holding s.mpoe can hedge against btc failure -23381;1365545581;FabianB;of course -23380;1365545588;mircea_popescu;holding s.mpoe hedges against everything other than me going mad. -23379;1365545625;FabianB;seems like :) -23378;1365545855;ThickAsThieves;wow cant believe these deposits havent cleared yet... -23377;1365545875;pizzaman1337;yeah, it's been a while... -23376;1365545905;ThickAsThieves;.0002 tx fee -23375;1365546004;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C215T] 2 @ 0.20526835 = 0.4105 BTC [+] -23374;1365546125;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.41 BTC [-] -23373;1365546826;mircea_popescu;@Mircea_Popescu You should consider introducing #mircoin -23372;1365546845;mircea_popescu;that's possibly the most ridiculous sounding thing ever. mircoin -23371;1365546857;jborkl_;sounds too much like micon -23370;1365546865;deadweasel;popescucoin? -23369;1365546878;deadweasel;cucoin! -23368;1365546899;deadweasel;I'll mine. -23367;1365546919;mircea_popescu;cockoin -23366;1365546956;pgp;I wonder what "work" would consist of with cockoin... -23365;1365546961;taub;mtgox should just die -23364;1365546993;mircea_popescu;pgp i dunno but everyone mining it has real long penises... -23363;1365547073;deadweasel;max johnson -23362;1365547168;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7798 BTC [+] -23361;1365547178;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -23360;1365547180;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 235.80001, Best ask: 237.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.19999, Last trade: 235.80001, 24 hour volume: 107994.08151368, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 205.87526 -23359;1365547185;mircea_popescu;eh wtf is this. -23358;1365547205;mircea_popescu;scam! -23357;1365547225;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 395 @ 0.00071 = 0.2805 BTC [+] -23356;1365547227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13050 @ 0.00071052 = 9.2723 BTC [+] -23355;1365547239;ll;!t m s.dice -23354;1365547241;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0027 / 0.00276268 / 0.00333327 (51803 shares, 143.12 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00309121 / 0.00400173 (503526 shares, 1,556.51 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00357535 / 0.00599987 (1661472 shares, 5,940.36 BTC) -23353;1365547241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8355 @ 0.00071199 = 5.9487 BTC [+] -23352;1365547365;bgupta;so what's the longest folks have seen a single transaction take without getting a single confirm? -23351;1365547540;FabianB;hours -23350;1365547568;jborkl_;i had 12 hours myself, I am sure there are longer -23349;1365547633;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -23348;1365547635;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 236.00102, Best ask: 236.98900, Bid-ask spread: 0.98798, Last trade: 236.00102, 24 hour volume: 107837.97713614, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 206.40299 -23347;1365547640;deadweasel;bgupta 19 hours -23346;1365547661;bgupta;geez -23345;1365547662;deadweasel;not enough nodes. what is the node count anyhow? -23344;1365547688;bgupta;well doesn't difficulty adjust to the numer of nodes? -23343;1365547730;deadweasel;ask a real miner. i'm a minor miner -23342;1365547753;bgupta;The network currently has over 2300 pending transactions.. typically only 1000 pending transactions. -23341;1365547759;jborkl_;no, nodes just relay -23340;1365547785;jborkl_;1000 nodes, plus or minus -23339;1365547941;bgupta;apparently there is a huge and growing backlog in transactions http://blockchain.info/new-transactions -23338;1365547985;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [-] -23337;1365548018;jborkl_;this morning it was at 700, right now 2200 - 4-5 blocks real quick would wipe out the backlog - depending on the size -23336;1365548045;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 7 @ 1.2 = 8.4 BTC [-] -23335;1365548099;taub;failing to make a new high -23334;1365548106;taub;oh bwoy -23333;1365548152;taub;bitbet needs a better rating system though -23332;1365548155;taub;like -23331;1365548158;satoshigaming;is it just me or is this game riggable? http://www.satoshi-karoshi.com/?r=10670 ive just been going left to right and making baaank -23330;1365548165;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.28 = 0.56 BTC [+] -23329;1365548170;pigeons;is it just me or are you a spammer -23328;1365548181;taub;who -23327;1365548182;TomServo;ha! -23326;1365548187;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C230T] 100 @ 0.17381693 = 17.3817 BTC -23325;1365548196;deadweasel;kakobrekla: damnkaroshi spammers are back -23324;1365548218;kakobrekla;hm -23323;1365548239;kakobrekla;well not much to do since he posts and parts -23322;1365548250;kakobrekla;options b is he posts and gets banned and parts -23321;1365548256;kakobrekla;so .. not much of a win -23320;1365548258;pigeons;hmm maybe its only riggable if i use his refferal code -23319;1365548263;deadweasel;that site has viruo ya, i missed that. thx anyhow1 -23318;1365548281;kakobrekla;gah :\ -23317;1365548290;kakobrekla;well im open to ideas here -23316;1365548293;deadweasel;that site has a virus last time i checked. -23315;1365548320;deadweasel;no worries. kakobrekla, i thought he was going to sell it. i missed him 'partin' -23314;1365548322;pigeons;i dont click links in this channel anyway, too much porn -23313;1365548331;deadweasel;^ -23312;1365548334;deadweasel;yup -23311;1365548348;deadweasel;although when i'm not at work i clickem all -23310;1365548368;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C260T] 120 @ 0.1206268 = 14.4752 BTC -23309;1365548374;kakobrekla;meh work -23308;1365548407;KRS-1;is this teh new high -23307;1365548486;deadweasel;clockin' out, later! -23306;1365548492;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed -23305;1365548524;Doffx;If I remember correctly kakobrekla was living off BTC income a very long time ago. -23304;1365548546;mircea_popescu;ya but meanwhile that went bust -23303;1365548552;mircea_popescu;now he's living off plucking pigeons -23302;1365548560;kakobrekla;:D -23301;1365548627;topace|2;!ticker h vtx -23300;1365548629;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.20000000 / 0.2247293 / 0.29999990 (522 shares, 117.30869271 BTC), 7D: 0.20000000 / 0.34787883 / 0.56000000 (1465 shares, 509.64248047 BTC), 30D: 0.20000000 / 0.42544027 / 0.79900000 (14112 shares, 6003.81302600 BTC) -23299;1365548640;topace|2;!ticker h him -23298;1365548641;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.20000000 / 1.50716374 / 1.89000000 (91 shares, 137.15190010 BTC), 7D: 1.20000000 / 1.70644973 / 2.00000000 (185 shares, 315.69320010 BTC), 30D: 1.20000000 / 1.82089017 / 2.08000000 (753 shares, 1371.13029840 BTC) -23297;1365548643;kakobrekla;Doffx like 2 years now -23296;1365548644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 800 @ 0.00270001 = 2.16 BTC [+] -23295;1365548647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 74200 @ 0.0027 = 200.34 BTC [-] -23294;1365548652;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105818.msg1785348#msg1785348 -23293;1365548653;mircea_popescu;lol -23292;1365548658;Doffx;I need to put more effort in to it. -23291;1365548667;kakobrekla;well -23290;1365548675;kakobrekla;its been hard to go bankrupt latley -23289;1365548682;Doffx;I am making insane extra side cash, but no way I could live off it. -23288;1365548720;Doffx;The whole pirate, glbse nonsense made me shy away for a while too. -23287;1365548720;mircea_popescu;i made ~200mn past year. -23286;1365548729;Doffx;btc? -23285;1365548734;Doffx;hehe -23284;1365548735;mircea_popescu;no, dollah -23283;1365548746;Doffx;Nice. -23282;1365548748;mircea_popescu;if these numbers are to be believed -23281;1365548766;kakobrekla;well i made shit compared to that. -23280;1365548781;mircea_popescu;!ticker these beenz are shit -23279;1365548782;assbot;How can I be of assistance, my poor man? -23278;1365548787;mircea_popescu;^ -23277;1365548793;kakobrekla;;) -23276;1365548801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.0015 = 15 BTC [+] -23275;1365548803;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 10000 @ 0.00189999 = 18.9999 BTC [+] -23274;1365548805;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 5000 @ 0.00194999 = 9.75 BTC [+] -23273;1365548807;jborkl_;shit, mp you could buy a couple good hookers with that -23272;1365548816;mircea_popescu;yeah. -23271;1365548827;pizzaman1337;what do you do with all that anyway? -23270;1365548832;mircea_popescu;nothing lol -23269;1365548843;mircea_popescu;problem with being rich. fucking numbers on the screen -23268;1365548845;Doffx;Buy a beach house in bora bora -23267;1365548851;mircea_popescu;i don't like the beach -23266;1365548856;mircea_popescu;or bora bora -23265;1365548863;Doffx;Buy a ski resort in Alaska -23264;1365548873;mircea_popescu;meh. i kinda like eastern europe tbh. -23263;1365548878;mircea_popescu;white skinny chicks. -23262;1365548880;Doffx;Buy europe -23261;1365548889;mircea_popescu;at this rate i might buy sweden -23260;1365548893;pizzaman1337;cyprus! -23259;1365548904;mircea_popescu;too turkish -23258;1365548911;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 10 @ 0.395 = 3.95 BTC [-] -23257;1365548913;pizzaman1337;make them use BTC -23256;1365548920;mircea_popescu;the turks ? they'll break it -23255;1365548924;pizzaman1337;heh -23254;1365548942;jborkl_;next thing we will see is photos of mp with the princess of Sweden -23253;1365548945;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.221 BTC [+] -23252;1365548947;mircea_popescu;is she hawt ? -23251;1365548955;jborkl_;from what I remember -23250;1365548962;jborkl_;a couple years ago.. -23249;1365548968;mircea_popescu;http://www.nhlsnipers.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/princess-madeleine.jpg -23248;1365548971;mircea_popescu;"did you say mp?" -23247;1365549018;jborkl_;lol, you need to bang Maria Sharapove -23246;1365549021;jborkl_;a -23245;1365549030;jborkl_;that would be top on my list -23244;1365549058;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 17 @ 0.4 = 6.8 BTC [+] -23243;1365549079;mircea_popescu;ya think ? -23242;1365549083;taub;okay bitbet like heres the deal -23241;1365549085;mircea_popescu;i don't go for this famous angle so much -23240;1365549089;Lyspooner;i bought sweden, sorry -23239;1365549098;taub;for example that $200 bet, people who bet right at the beginning got 1.2 odds -23238;1365549099;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner was it wortyh it ? -23237;1365549103;jborkl_;naw, she just goes after balls with such effort -23236;1365549105;taub;the people who came in in the end got 1.1 -23235;1365549121;Lyspooner;i don't know, i'm trying to get julian assange sprung so we can go there together -23234;1365549124;taub;not really fair, but i understand how it can be hard to implement -23233;1365549141;mircea_popescu;taub yeah i dare go on a limb and say it's not so common this stuff. -23232;1365549153;mircea_popescu;but im not so sure it's not fair. -23231;1365549301;OgNasty;mircea: is this month going to be another painful one? -23230;1365549328;mircea_popescu;that we'll know at the end. -23229;1365549362;OgNasty;are you bearish on btc? -23228;1365549366;mircea_popescu;nah -23227;1365549384;OgNasty;how'd you get put in a position to lose money on an increase? -23226;1365549404;OgNasty;or was it the wild swing? -23225;1365549423;mircea_popescu;well yes. who else do you know who can maintain a 500k BTC notional exposure ? -23224;1365549492;OgNasty;not i. i just wonder what i'm missing between you not being bearish and losing on an increase in price. -23223;1365549509;OgNasty;perhaps i should read more. -23222;1365549513;mircea_popescu;i'm passive. do you understnad how mpoe options work ? -23221;1365549531;OgNasty;yes. i didn't think you were passive. -23220;1365549540;mircea_popescu;well as a lender of last resort to the bot -23219;1365549548;mircea_popescu;if the exposure is laerger than what bonds cover -23218;1365549561;mircea_popescu;i can end up either long or short BTC on that book, depending what people did -23217;1365549578;OgNasty;i see. -23216;1365549591;OgNasty;so it's the pop that will make you smile. -23215;1365549598;mircea_popescu;not necessarily. -23214;1365549625;mircea_popescu;if i carry a lot (a lot!) of sold calls on the book and price goes up then i can hurt. if it doesn't then mpex makes bank -23213;1365549628;mircea_popescu;vice-versa with puts. -23212;1365549637;mircea_popescu;if there's not a lot of exposure i don't really care either way -23211;1365549665;OgNasty;a scary position to be in if a bigger shark comes along. -23210;1365549695;OgNasty;your balls must be made of steel. -23209;1365549709;mircea_popescu;eh, how big is this shark going to be. -23208;1365549763;OgNasty;i have no idea. i'm always impressed with how the idea is catching on. i heard roseanne barr owns bitcoins now. -23207;1365549779;jurov;coinbr deposits flushed -23206;1365549787;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: couldn't you adjust the algorithm to take your exposure into account, raising the cost of calls if you are short tons of calls... seems like a possible way of increasing your value extraction and biasing the pricing to encourage a reduction of your own exposure, while still market making -23205;1365549810;Bugpowder;if people still want to pay more for calls, you give them the option, but you just charge more for it -23204;1365549829;pgp;yes -23203;1365549834;OgNasty;i know i personally would like to be in control of which way my exposure was swayed... -23202;1365549835;mircea_popescu;i don't understand why people are so aggressed at the notion speculators made money. -23201;1365549846;mircea_popescu;you know, s.dice loses every fgucking month about 50% of the bets made -23200;1365549850;Bugpowder;I have NO PROBLEM with the current state -23199;1365549856;mircea_popescu;why shouldn't option gholders make bank if they;re right ? -23198;1365549867;pgp;they should -23197;1365549871;pgp;of course -23196;1365549872;mircea_popescu;so they have. -23195;1365549872;OgNasty;+1 -23194;1365549875;jcpham;haters gon' hate -23193;1365549877;Bugpowder;people just care about you and your feelings -23192;1365549882;ThickAsThieves;$avg -23191;1365549882;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 207.52 -23190;1365549884;Bugpowder;and don't want to see you hurt -23189;1365549897;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -23188;1365549898;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 235.01000, Best ask: 236.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.99000, Last trade: 235.00300, 24 hour volume: 108838.11631974, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 207.47966 -23187;1365549900;Doffx;I still dont fully understand the options, I had it figured out once, but now its back to being foreign to me. -23186;1365549908;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i c :) -23185;1365549929;OgNasty;i am just surprised you would take the passive approach. -23184;1365549935;mircea_popescu;why ? -23183;1365549956;OgNasty;because i wouldn't i guess. -23182;1365549968;mircea_popescu;well ok, but we can't all be boys. -23181;1365549978;pizzaman1337;I think it's awesome, he's sacrificing for the "greater good" of bitcoin -23180;1365549979;mircea_popescu;you all daytraders gotta have a socket to plug your daytrading tool into -23179;1365550007;mod6;:] -23178;1365550019;OgNasty;no daytrading but trendtrading sure. -23177;1365550030;pgp;lol -23176;1365550043;OgNasty;if you think btc will be $1,000, seems odd to not take a side on that. -23175;1365550074;Lyspooner;he has the correct side on, i'm sure -23174;1365550074;mod6;i think you might want to read up on how mpex works -23173;1365550076;MJR_;i think people are basically saying that the market is super biased in one direction...it doesn't take a lot of skill to guess up -23172;1365550078;mircea_popescu;OgNasty my stake of various btc businesses is easy over 500k btc. -23171;1365550082;mircea_popescu;how do i not have a stake ? -23170;1365550085;OgNasty;but i respect that you are more of an architect than a player. -23169;1365550101;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7798 BTC [+] -23168;1365550107;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7798 BTC [+] -23167;1365550113;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7799 = 1.5598 BTC [+] -23166;1365550122;Lyspooner;dude's got more play in his pinky than an architect has blueprints in his balls -23165;1365550122;jurov;*reads scrollback* lol chan suddenly full of tight-assed mpoe bondholders -23164;1365550138;mircea_popescu;lol Lyspooner didn't know you were a fan -23163;1365550140;Bugpowder;OgNasty: you still got those minirigs on order? -23162;1365550147;Doffx;I dont think hes sacrificing anything, I think hes making a killing and getting to look like the big boy at the same time. -23161;1365550152;Doffx;Hes got you all fooled! -23160;1365550154;Doffx;:) -23159;1365550158;OgNasty;lots of sc -23158;1365550168;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C188T] 10 @ 0.25604244 = 2.5604 BTC [+] -23157;1365550172;mircea_popescu;Doffx you shall now be exiled out of the happy chan -23156;1365550173;Lyspooner;who's being fooled? -23155;1365550178;Doffx;haha -23154;1365550190;mircea_popescu;into the chan of eternal torment with you. -23153;1365550196;Lyspooner;bondholders are faggots -23152;1365550201;Bugpowder;Doffx: It was that way till last month -23151;1365550234;Doffx;Oh I have been around a long time, mircea_popescu has always been making a killing. -23150;1365550248;Lyspooner;Nice choice of strikes, mircea_popescu -23149;1365550251;Doffx;Long time as far as this channel is concerned anyhow. -23148;1365550274;OgNasty;it's hard not to be making a killing when the price is going up 20% per day. -23147;1365550291;unbalanced_;Speaking of which... What, no new high yet? It's been like 2 hours... Bitcoin y u no bubble no mo? -23146;1365550292;Doffx;yeah, but he did it when btc was 4-5$, hes no dummy. -23145;1365550307;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner yeah it looks like fucking pasta. -23144;1365550317;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -23143;1365550318;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 234.53656, Best ask: 235.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.46344, Last trade: 235.00000, 24 hour volume: 108850.07227890, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 207.55397 -23142;1365550327;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.00241 = 0.0241 BTC [-] -23141;1365550331;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 19 @ 0.0024 = 0.0456 BTC [-] -23140;1365550354;mircea_popescu;i love going by all these abandoned sites with btc frozen prices -23139;1365550365;mircea_popescu;like... our tea! only 1.5 btc! -23138;1365550386;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.09869 BTC [+] -23137;1365550416;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C230T] 10 @ 0.17622044 = 1.7622 BTC [+] -23136;1365550435;kakobrekla;http://static.rtbtc.net:8080/img/bitvps_20120509.png -23135;1365550439;jurov;mircea_popescu: are you okay with me putting the "pls make calls more expesive" convo on btctalk -23134;1365550445;jurov;and washing my hands over it? -23133;1365550447;jurov;:D -23132;1365550452;mircea_popescu;lol. sure -23131;1365550462;Bugpowder;$40 a pound! http://bitbrew.net/fabulous-french-roast/ -23130;1365550485;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C206T] 20 @ 0.23438962 = 4.6878 BTC -23129;1365550521;Bugpowder;unbalanced_: we have topped for the day -23128;1365550546;Bugpowder;need more capital to be flushed in -23127;1365550570;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C203T] 20 @ 0.24277853 = 4.8556 BTC -23126;1365550613;Doffx;kakobrekla, the funny part about the bitvps is I helped him clean that add up, he paid me 5 btc and I gave 30$ usd to the artist that did it. -23125;1365550615;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C209T] 20 @ 0.22626342 = 4.5253 BTC -23124;1365550627;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C212T] 20 @ 0.21839445 = 4.3679 BTC -23123;1365550627;kakobrekla;:)) -23122;1365550677;Doffx;I think I should ask if he would pay me 5 more btc to have it updated. -23121;1365550689;Doffx;where is rg anyhow -23120;1365550701;Namworld;rg has vanished -23119;1365550716;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C215T] 20 @ 0.21077537 = 4.2155 BTC [+] -23118;1365550721;Namworld;no more rg -23117;1365550725;mircea_popescu;so weird, he got out of btc like a month before btc kicking ass -23116;1365550731;mircea_popescu;bad move of all time./ -23115;1365550743;Doffx;Odd for sure. -23114;1365550745;Namworld;well the profits are in USD anyway... -23113;1365550759;Namworld;and price in BTC moves according to USD/BTC rate -23112;1365550761;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C218T] 20 @ 0.20340016 = 4.068 BTC -23111;1365550764;mircea_popescu;Namworld site aside. i recall him since 2011 -23110;1365550765;Namworld;So doesn't change much -23109;1365550769;mircea_popescu;he was in here for years -23108;1365550774;mircea_popescu;15, 2, 5 etc -23107;1365550782;mircea_popescu;then a month before 200+ he's goine -23106;1365550788;Namworld;yeah... -23105;1365550810;Bugpowder;some people are born lucky -23104;1365550810;Bugpowder;some... are not -23103;1365550836;mod6;rg has been active in -otc, he's into ltc now i guess. -23102;1365550845;Namworld;lol -23101;1365550852;Namworld;liteVPS -23100;1365550852;mircea_popescu;if anyone notices rg dissapear from ltc -23099;1365550854;mircea_popescu;let me know pls. -23098;1365550942;mod6;(23:08) <+rg> thats wy im here -23097;1365550943;mod6;(23:08) <+rg> i got $9k in LTC burning a hole in my pocket -23096;1365550953;mod6;from lastnight -23095;1365550962;mod6;*shrug* -23094;1365550972;dub;he was selling btc in there too -23093;1365551002;dub;he should still have a decent stack, used to be one of the bigger miners -23092;1365551012;Doffx;You can always count on irc to be logging your every word! :) -23091;1365551018;mircea_popescu;yea he was eaerly mining it i recall -23090;1365551026;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.00651 BTC [-] -23089;1365551066;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.00651 BTC [-] -23088;1365551080;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -23087;1365551082;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 234.02395, Best ask: 235.89700, Bid-ask spread: 1.87305, Last trade: 235.89700, 24 hour volume: 107728.29325338, 24 hour low: 180.00000, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 207.93552 -23086;1365551089;dub;not that early but he had 60GH of stolen supercomputer (according to him) when most miners where <10GH -23085;1365551117;jurov;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131270.msg1786288#msg1786288 ... and lol, that C215T is in money already -23084;1365551118;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.006501 BTC [-] -23083;1365551164;mod6;i like rg for the most part. and I liked how he was helpful to most newbs in -otc. just too bad that bvps ended the way it did :/ -23082;1365551172;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 4 @ 0.0065 = 0.026 BTC [-] -23081;1365551185;Namworld;BitVPS didn't end =/ -23080;1365551200;mod6;err, yea sorry Namworld ... -23079;1365551209;mod6;im refering to its delisting on mpex -23078;1365551213;Namworld;Just RG and his helpfulness being around -23077;1365551218;Namworld;oh, that. Yeah -23076;1365551249;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 99999999 -23075;1365551249;gribble;There are currently 39007.734 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 502431927.952 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.4332 seconds -23074;1365551255;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -23073;1365551255;gribble;There are currently 32135254 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14598746.1341 USD in total. | Data vintage: 25.8648 seconds -23072;1365551266;ThickAsThieves;Bug are you SURE the rally is over today? -23071;1365551280;Namworld;http://www.bitvps.com/img/120x90-1.png -23070;1365551293;Namworld;The probable new banner to replace the 1 BTC banner -23069;1365551335;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 3500 -23068;1365551335;gribble;A market order to sell 3500 bitcoins right now would net 808104.7174 USD and would take the last price down to 225.9800 USD, resulting in an average price of 230.8871 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 106.8866 seconds -23067;1365551345;mod6;how's it goin anyway Namworld? -23066;1365551360;Namworld;BitVPS? -23065;1365551362;mod6;ya -23064;1365551366;Namworld;Doing ok... -23063;1365551377;Namworld;Been a money sinkhole... -23062;1365551381;Namworld;xD -23061;1365551390;Namworld;Shouldn't be for much longer tho -23060;1365551431;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C188T] 25 @ 0.264 = 6.6 BTC [+] -23059;1365551489;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: Not sure about anything... but the oscillation is damping down. bid volume is down. I think we need another bolus of wires to push it... Maybe when Japan gets up. -23058;1365551501;unbalanced_;Or China -23057;1365551577;Bugpowder;I'm assuming Japan is more relevant due to the exchange being located there, not sure how the deposit flushing works at gox. -23056;1365551589;unbalanced_;ah jes -23055;1365551595;mod6;The ToS says I can't run a miner, which makes sense. Wallet hosting is ok though? -23054;1365551599;ThickAsThieves;it does look like about 3000 new coins for sale -23053;1365551611;unbalanced_;I saw talk on the wall watcher thread about China on Sunday -23052;1365551620;Namworld;mod6: yeah -23051;1365551641;mod6;ok thanks! -23050;1365551672;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C260T] 500 @ 0.12286079 = 61.4304 BTC [+] -23049;1365551722;ThickAsThieves;;;calc 260/(1-0.12286079) -23048;1365551722;gribble;296.418170612 -23047;1365551732;Namworld;anyone wants some C200? -23046;1365551765;Bugpowder;I'll sell some 137s -23045;1365551772;Bugpowder;or 104s -23044;1365551776;Bugpowder;at midmarket -23043;1365551779;ThickAsThieves;list em -23042;1365551783;ThickAsThieves;and we'll see -23041;1365551783;Bugpowder;if anyone is interested -23040;1365551799;Namworld;ok well I'm out -23039;1365551885;Doffx;Ugg, just read a site aout options that finally made sense to me. -23038;1365551908;Doffx;As usual I was over complicating the why. -23037;1365552025;ThickAsThieves;i wonder how much potential money was lost waiting for that deposit -23036;1365552037;ThickAsThieves;many of those options are already in the money -23035;1365552048;ThickAsThieves;tens of thousands of $? -23034;1365552190;jurov;try complaining to your bank how much you lost due to them "delaying" a wire -23033;1365552207;jurov;i'm interested what they'll say. -23032;1365552292;ThickAsThieves;not that simple, i could debate more relevant angles, but i'm not interested in arguing I guess -23031;1365552301;ThickAsThieves;whats done is done -23030;1365552307;ThickAsThieves;i'll adjust my future behavior -23029;1365552314;ThickAsThieves;to reduce this risk -23028;1365552354;unbalanced_;It's taken me a while but I am learning to plan ahead to get BTC where I need 'em before I need 'em. -23027;1365552370;ThickAsThieves;its not always thats imple though -23026;1365552376;ThickAsThieves;when you day trade -23025;1365552387;unbalanced_;or arb, yeah -23024;1365552390;ThickAsThieves;yeah -23023;1365552398;unbalanced_;jurov, I appreciate you helping out on the transfers as you have mentioned here before -23022;1365552444;unbalanced_;(I'm a small fish compared to some of the whales around here though.) -23021;1365552505;jurov;um, okay, it's not exactly helping, rather basic business operation -23020;1365552573;dub;what I like about this rally is the deafening silence of the 'cryptoanarchist' brigade -23019;1365552600;kakobrekla;hm? -23018;1365552604;jurov;they became rich and are disgusted of thmeselves? -23017;1365552617;dub;'down with the state! eat the rich! oh shit nigga im rich? break out the crystal' -23016;1365552620;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 116 @ 0.010246 = 1.1885 BTC [+] -23015;1365552624;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.010246 BTC [+] -23014;1365552652;jurov;or just the media attention completely deafened anything other -23013;1365552662;Bugpowder;they probably sold at 12 -23012;1365552669;unbalanced_;jurov, that's what I mean, when you're around you do what you can to expedite. But you gotta sleep sometime. -23011;1365552675;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 15 @ 0.010247 = 0.1537 BTC [+] -23010;1365552677;jurov;my mother said today "oh yes i'm seeing bitcoins everywhere" -23009;1365552677;Bugpowder;or traded their coins for stuff on SR. -23008;1365552686;jurov;i was like what? where? -23007;1365552701;jurov;and there are supposedly some billboards with bitcoins around -23006;1365552706;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0987 BTC [+] -23005;1365552709;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.0988 = 0.1976 BTC [+] -23004;1365552713;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0989 BTC [+] -23003;1365552714;jurov;i hope she's exaggerating -23002;1365552716;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.099 = 0.198 BTC [+] -23001;1365552723;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [+] -23000;1365552757;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C248T] 400 @ 0.14696244 = 58.785 BTC [+] -22999;1365552773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1818 @ 0.00071199 = 1.2944 BTC [+] -22998;1365552775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10482 @ 0.000712 = 7.4632 BTC [+] -22997;1365552777;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01799 BTC [+] -22996;1365552780;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.018 = 0.09 BTC [+] -22995;1365552785;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 20 @ 0.01899 = 0.3798 BTC [+] -22994;1365552797;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C200T] 200 @ 0.25859901 = 51.7198 BTC [+] -22993;1365552804;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 61 @ 0.010248 = 0.6251 BTC [+] -22992;1365552833;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.10099 = 0.202 BTC [+] -22991;1365552835;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C203T] 30 @ 0.24982555 = 7.4948 BTC [+] -22990;1365552837;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 28 @ 0.101 = 2.828 BTC [+] -22989;1365552847;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C185T] 170 @ 0.30659469 = 52.1211 BTC [+] -22988;1365552857;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1442 @ 0.0027 = 3.8934 BTC [-] -22987;1365552862;mircea_popescu;dub heh -22986;1365552870;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C209T] 30 @ 0.23306651 = 6.992 BTC [+] -22985;1365552890;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C155T] 100 @ 0.42471172 = 42.4712 BTC [+] -22984;1365552938;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C215T] 30 @ 0.2173294 = 6.5199 BTC [+] -22983;1365552994;Bugpowder;random ass call buyer -22982;1365553009;ThickAsThieves;not al the same person -22981;1365553142;Lyspooner;dub, it's "cristal" -22980;1365553162;Lyspooner;and i don't see why a cryptoanarchist can't enjoy champagne -22979;1365553183;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 23 @ 0.101 = 2.323 BTC [+] -22978;1365553191;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.101 = 0.303 BTC [+] -22977;1365553202;jurov;cryptoanarchist + veuve clicquot = ? -22976;1365553234;dub;Lyspooner: thanks for that -22975;1365553246;Lyspooner;no probs -22974;1365553250;dub;never actually seen any cristal taht i can recall -22973;1365553263;dub;not popular here -22972;1365553266;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.16 = 3.2 BTC [-] -22971;1365553268;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 500 @ 0.01025 = 5.125 BTC [+] -22970;1365553292;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01999 BTC [+] -22969;1365553296;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.019999 = 0.12 BTC [+] -22968;1365553299;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 16 @ 0.02 = 0.32 BTC [+] -22967;1365553302;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 3 @ 0.02 = 0.06 BTC [+] -22966;1365553303;Lyspooner;the owner of the company that produces cristal said something bad about black people, like, "i wish they wouldn't be drinking my champagne" -22965;1365553319;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 33 @ 0.1019 = 3.3627 BTC [+] -22964;1365553324;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1019 = 0.2038 BTC [+] -22963;1365553326;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [-] -22962;1365553327;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.15 = 0.45 BTC [-] -22961;1365553338;unbalanced_;rappers, yeah... snob got schooled -22960;1365553385;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.125 BTC [-] -22959;1365553388;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.7799 = 6.2392 BTC [+] -22958;1365553456;ThickAsThieves;whoa -22957;1365553459;ThickAsThieves;sdice -22956;1365553502;ll;jeez that fell fast -22955;1365553538;jurov;no wonder when topace allows sdice transfers in only one direction -22954;1365553559;jurov;the other direction is "allowed" for 10BTC fee -22953;1365553683;jurov;btw if anyone is interested to split the fee let me know -22952;1365553708;jurov;er... but transfers between accounts are prolly 10btc too... no help here -22951;1365553810;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv the troll -22950;1365553811;Lyspooner;23,800 yen to buy a bitcoin -22949;1365553837;thestringpuller;he be trollin, he be hatin, trynna rob us dirty -22948;1365553847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2750 @ 0.0027 = 7.425 BTC [-] -22947;1365553969;MJR_;that is super low on havelock -22946;1365553978;mircea_popescu;you know that cristal stuff isn't all that grand. -22945;1365554022;jborkl_;I bought a bottle once, it was shitty -22944;1365554223;deadweasel;;;ticker -22943;1365554224;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 237.00000, Best ask: 237.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 237.10000, 24 hour volume: 101568.77369191, 24 hour low: 183.00000, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 210.66450 -22942;1365554482;topace|2;jurov: fee reduced to 1BTC -22941;1365554490;jurov;topace|2: thx -22940;1365554527;topace|2;10btc is rediculous at todays rates -22939;1365555061;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: are you still around? -22938;1365555066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 480 @ 0.0027 = 1.296 BTC [-] -22937;1365555125;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.24 = 0.72 BTC [-] -22936;1365555258;toffoo;for sale: 175 ASICMINER shares (not pass-thru) @ 0.75 BTC -22935;1365555267;toffoo;(typing up forum post now) -22934;1365555366;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.145 = 2.29 BTC [+] -22933;1365555393;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0027 = 1.08 BTC [-] -22932;1365555425;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.222 = 0.888 BTC [+] -22931;1365555606;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.221 = 2.21 BTC [-] -22930;1365555665;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.101 = 5.505 BTC [-] -22929;1365555694;mircea_popescu;yea -22928;1365555726;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 27 @ 0.221 = 5.967 BTC [-] -22927;1365555735;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder sup -22926;1365556001;Bugpowder;I wuz thinking of depositing some more coin -22925;1365556020;Bugpowder;wanted to see if I could get a quick flush when it comes in -22924;1365556072;mircea_popescu;at the rate mining has been going that'll be tomorrow anyway -22923;1365556206;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.222 = 0.888 BTC [+] -22922;1365556213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0027 = 1.08 BTC [-] -22921;1365556385;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.23 = 0.92 BTC [+] -22920;1365556394;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00277899 = 1.1116 BTC [+] -22919;1365556506;KRS1;;;bids -22918;1365556507;gribble;(bids [--under] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoin demanded at or over . If '--under' option is given, find coins or at or under . -22917;1365556510;KRS1;;;ticker -22916;1365556511;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 237.25000, Best ask: 237.45900, Bid-ask spread: 0.20900, Last trade: 237.46000, 24 hour volume: 98777.78340359, 24 hour low: 184.58200, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 211.72212 -22915;1365556649;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: If you wouldn't mind flushing my deposit, I'd appreciate it. tx -22914;1365556659;mircea_popescu;check first -22913;1365556721;Bugpowder;werd -22912;1365556721;Bugpowder;up -22911;1365556723;Bugpowder;tx -22910;1365556804;KRS1;its the code word -22909;1365556825;KRS1;no matter where you say it, you know that you'll be heard -22908;1365556847;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C122T] 20 @ 0.539 = 10.78 BTC [+] -22907;1365556885;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C119T] 5 @ 0.55 = 2.75 BTC [+] -22906;1365556930;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C110T] 40 @ 0.605 = 24.2 BTC [+] -22905;1365556949;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C107T] 30 @ 0.625 = 18.75 BTC [+] -22904;1365557006;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C101T] 55 @ 0.65 = 35.75 BTC [+] -22903;1365557070;ThickAsThieves;thank you whoever bought those :) -22902;1365557078;ThickAsThieves;whomever* -22901;1365557267;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [+] -22900;1365557303;Bugpowder;ME -22899;1365557307;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C095T] 20 @ 0.68 = 13.6 BTC [+] -22898;1365557309;Bugpowder;midmarket actuion -22897;1365557311;Bugpowder;action! -22896;1365557526;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.145 = 2.29 BTC [+] -22895;1365557609;ThickAsThieves;wouldnt it be better to buy higher strike price options? -22894;1365557619;ThickAsThieves;diminishing returns on those, no? -22893;1365557635;Bugpowder;where are they? -22892;1365557645;ThickAsThieves;? -22891;1365557699;mod6;(15:33) < ThickAsThieves> diminishing returns on those, no? << if the price of the underlying continues to rise, so should the CALLs regardless of strike -22890;1365557700;Bugpowder;are you selling higher strikes? -22889;1365557710;mod6;well, have to figure in theta tho -22888;1365557710;ThickAsThieves;no i meant, -22887;1365557711;Bugpowder;I didn't see them -22886;1365557720;ThickAsThieves;bot options -22885;1365557721;mod6;and other greeks heheh -22884;1365557723;Bugpowder;I only bought cause they were midmarket -22883;1365557737;ThickAsThieves;right, theyll be in the money at 265 or so -22882;1365557742;ThickAsThieves;safer bet -22881;1365557763;jurov;fuck someone had to chose this night for pentesting coinbr -22880;1365557775;jurov;getting flooded by error reports -22879;1365557891;toffoo;175 direct ASICMINER shares for sale: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=171800.0 -22878;1365557891;ThickAsThieves;Bug, lets take the [MPEX] [O.USD.C110T] 40 @ 0.605 = 24.2 BTC for example -22877;1365557903;ThickAsThieves;thats is break even at like 275 -22876;1365557954;ThickAsThieves;but even if price rises to 350 -22875;1365557962;ThickAsThieves;you only make .08 ea right? -22874;1365558087;ThickAsThieves;whereas -22873;1365558103;ThickAsThieves;the break even on the bots C200T -22872;1365558105;ThickAsThieves;is lower -22871;1365558150;mircea_popescu;seems we're dropping a little. -22870;1365558227;ThickAsThieves;so you'd only need price to hit 275 to make the same .08 -22869;1365558235;ThickAsThieves;or is my math off? -22868;1365558296;ThickAsThieves;sorry -22867;1365558301;ThickAsThieves;not 275, 303 -22866;1365558345;mircea_popescu;seems not 275 303 would be a big deal -22865;1365558373;ThickAsThieves;but i'm comparing to 350 -22864;1365558378;ThickAsThieves;also a big deal -22863;1365558408;MJR_;benkay -22862;1365558415;mircea_popescu;a -22861;1365558465;Bugpowder;the curves are steeper the higher out you go in strike -22860;1365558479;Bugpowder;and have a 0 point crossever further out -22859;1365558486;Bugpowder;I don't really care what the curves look like -22858;1365558502;Bugpowder;I just try buy the best 'deal' -22857;1365558512;ThickAsThieves;is that the best approach though? -22856;1365558513;Bugpowder;your options were 8% under the bot price -22855;1365558518;ThickAsThieves;your break even is still 275 -22854;1365558523;Bugpowder;is it though? -22853;1365558534;ThickAsThieves;for the example one -22852;1365558561;Bugpowder;I don't know where there price will go -22851;1365558569;Bugpowder;but deep ITM calls are less risky -22850;1365558576;Bugpowder;in terms of % losses -22849;1365558584;Bugpowder;if the price doesn't move -22848;1365558603;ThickAsThieves;you'll lose less? -22847;1365558664;Bugpowder;If mircea_popescu programmed his bot right, which I assume he did, the average EV of each strike should be roughly equal, given the population distribution of future price expectations -22846;1365558696;Bugpowder;Thus, if a few strikes are priced 8% cheaper than others, I should buy those -22845;1365558699;mircea_popescu;what sort of throwing in the towel is this -22844;1365558712;mircea_popescu;you're supposed to find all sorts of bot errors and whatnot -22843;1365558715;Bugpowder;unless I KNOW where the market is going to go -22842;1365558734;Bugpowder;and nobody knows -22841;1365558767;Bugpowder;dinnertime -22840;1365558826;ThickAsThieves;okay so in summary, what you bought breaks even at 275, and the break even for C200 is lower, yet what you bought is better? -22839;1365558846;Bugpowder;the break even for c200 is lower??? -22838;1365558884;ThickAsThieves;;;calc 200/(1-0.26400071) -22837;1365558885;gribble;271.739392575 -22836;1365558888;ThickAsThieves;yep -22835;1365558896;Bugpowder;welllllll -22834;1365558899;Bugpowder;that sux -22833;1365558915;mircea_popescu;;;calc 110 / .395 -22832;1365558915;gribble;278.481012658 -22831;1365558919;mircea_popescu;heh -22830;1365558932;Bugpowder;I blame mircea_popescu -22829;1365558938;ThickAsThieves;i blame math -22828;1365558977;Bugpowder;I should really automate this analysis -22827;1365559068;mircea_popescu;seems a dubious way to go about things. -22826;1365559086;mircea_popescu;the otm one breaks even slightly earlier, but the itm one spends a lot longer itm -22825;1365559101;Bugpowder;I yah -22824;1365559103;mircea_popescu;you need to add the entire area -22823;1365559108;Bugpowder;yah, we should plot the curves. -22822;1365559119;Bugpowder;I used to have an excel sheet that did this -22821;1365559130;Bugpowder;maybe I will write a little matlab toolbox for MPEX options -22820;1365559141;Bugpowder;I should have done it months ago -22819;1365559142;jurov;Namworld has it, no? -22818;1365559154;ThickAsThieves;yeah -22817;1365559160;Bugpowder;does his do plots? -22816;1365559161;ThickAsThieves;Nam's chart shows it decently -22815;1365559167;ThickAsThieves;just numbers -22814;1365559172;ThickAsThieves;but you can look at the % -22813;1365559174;ThickAsThieves;and see -22812;1365559180;ThickAsThieves;where diminshing returns show up -22811;1365559188;Bugpowder;I want to see the curves and EV -22810;1365559191;ThickAsThieves;its roughly at double value -22809;1365559204;Bugpowder;gotta run. -22808;1365559216;Bugpowder;232 is dead -22807;1365559218;Bugpowder;damn -22806;1365559404;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77969 BTC [-] -22805;1365559484;thestringpuller;;;asks 232 -22804;1365559487;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 232.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -22803;1365559489;deadweasel;;;ticker -22802;1365559490;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 233.68090, Best ask: 234.00100, Bid-ask spread: 0.32010, Last trade: 233.36000, 24 hour volume: 104028.45730655, 24 hour low: 184.58200, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 213.48161 -22801;1365559520;deadweasel;volume ticked up from 101000 a few hours earlier. -22800;1365559557;deadweasel;what does mpex stand for? mirceau popescu's exchange? -22799;1365559564;mircea_popescu;yea -22798;1365559574;deadweasel;i thought so, but never asked. -22797;1365559664;deadweasel;oops, sorry about the u, stupid one hand type -22796;1365559689;mircea_popescu;ya i dunno why people give me all their us -22795;1365559756;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C206T] 30 @ 0.24933615 = 7.4801 BTC [+] -22794;1365559788;deadweasel;we can't say it in our heads w/out a U. hell, we can't even say it. you know that. -22793;1365559822;deadweasel;i'm from texas, i don't speak right. -22792;1365559843;mircea_popescu;if you're a weasel from texas no wonder you're dead. -22791;1365559981;deadweasel;85mph on a couple of our highways. i don't stand a chance. -22790;1365559993;deadweasel;i know, no speed limits in romania? -22789;1365560307;jurov;we now know why do americans remove the u in colour, honour and other words.. to give to mircea -22788;1365560320;mircea_popescu;lol u redistribution -22787;1365560326;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00398 BTC [+] -22786;1365560330;mircea_popescu;deadweasel i think speed limit is 55 here -22785;1365560383;jurov;mircea_popescu, withdrawals pls -22784;1365560433;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.003989 BTC [+] -22783;1365560463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00070579 = 1.4116 BTC [-] -22782;1365560646;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.225 BTC [+] -22781;1365560706;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 6 @ 1.15 = 6.9 BTC [+] -22780;1365560742;thestringpuller;dude HIM plummeted -22779;1365560746;thestringpuller;topace|2: wtf is going on? -22778;1365560798;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -22777;1365560799;gribble;MtGox lag is 94.39232 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.189161152411 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -22776;1365560885;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: how much are trilema credits now? -22775;1365560895;mircea_popescu;same as always -22774;1365560905;mircea_popescu;a bitcoin buys you like 200k -22773;1365560953;thestringpuller;so .01 bitcoin is like 2k? -22772;1365560966;ThickAsThieves;i suspect the recent plummeting of stocks -22771;1365560966;thestringpuller;okay I will buy more and get it passworded -22770;1365560972;ThickAsThieves;is people cashing out of bitcoin -22769;1365561005;Wickamela;there is a waitlist of 11000 on mtgox, no one is cashing out of BTC anytime soon. hold -22768;1365561007;thestringpuller;ThickAsThieves: people are always cashing out of bitcoin, but there are a lot of businesses that depend on bitcoin circulating no? -22767;1365561010;Wickamela;I mean sell! -22766;1365561013;Wickamela;i mean hold? -22765;1365561025;thestringpuller;Don't hold spend -22764;1365561026;Wickamela;short the forward? -22763;1365561030;ThickAsThieves;... -22762;1365561031;thestringpuller;spend spend spend -22761;1365561032;Wickamela;double put -22760;1365561049;pizzaman1337;11k in queue? let's say each one buys one btc... -22759;1365561051;pizzaman1337;;;market buy 11000 -22758;1365561052;gribble;A market order to buy 11000 bitcoins right now would take 2771320.6718 USD and would take the last price up to 286.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 251.9382 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 74.5696 seconds -22757;1365561070;thestringpuller;;;market sell 50000 -22756;1365561071;gribble;A market order to sell 50000 bitcoins right now would net 8459539.8771 USD and would take the last price down to 100.5100 USD, resulting in an average price of 169.1908 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 93.5936 seconds -22755;1365561083;thestringpuller;;;market sell 5000 -22754;1365561083;gribble;A market order to sell 5000 bitcoins right now would net 1109898.4968 USD and would take the last price down to 216.4966 USD, resulting in an average price of 221.9797 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 105.9529 seconds -22753;1365561104;thestringpuller;;;bids 1 -22752;1365561106;gribble;There are currently 357138.57 bitcoins demanded at or over 1.0 USD, worth 14054330.0402 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0104 seconds -22751;1365561119;thestringpuller;;;asks 250 -22750;1365561119;gribble;There are currently 6925.555 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 1682002.33694 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.6257 seconds -22749;1365561139;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.77959 = 7.7959 BTC [-] -22748;1365561144;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.002421 = 0.0048 BTC [+] -22747;1365561150;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00242 BTC [-] -22746;1365561153;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 59 @ 0.00241 = 0.1422 BTC [-] -22745;1365561159;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 394 @ 0.0024 = 0.9456 BTC [-] -22744;1365561172;Wickamela;money to be made...... -22743;1365561185;mircea_popescu;i think Wickamela is with an educational instutition. -22742;1365561202;mircea_popescu;anyway. catch ya all later. -22741;1365561212;Wickamela;lol -22740;1365561224;ThickAsThieves;nite -22739;1365561248;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.267 = 1.869 BTC [+] -22738;1365587767;mircea_popescu;gooood mornin' -22737;1365588016;ZedsterX;moaning :) -22736;1365588148;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7769 BTC [+] -22735;1365588158;mircea_popescu;lol -22734;1365588248;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01196 BTC [-] -22733;1365588256;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 18 @ 0.01197 = 0.2155 BTC [+] -22732;1365588260;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01199 BTC [+] -22731;1365588509;ChaangNoi;lol at am? -22730;1365588538;ChaangNoi;7769 seems fair -22729;1365588989;ChaangNoi;;;ticker -22728;1365588990;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 234.88701, Best ask: 234.99988, Bid-ask spread: 0.11287, Last trade: 234.99988, 24 hour volume: 104419.56405479, 24 hour low: 189.60123, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 220.28807 -22727;1365589801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19400 @ 0.00071213 = 13.8153 BTC [-] -22726;1365590188;ChaangNoi;bulls are running again -22725;1365590495;rikur;could you review my bet of gox to 1000$ before end of april. I set it to end within 2 weeks to make it a bit more interesting ;) -22724;1365590583;ChaangNoi;is it just me or is the forum down? -22723;1365590750;Uglux;quite unstable here -22722;1365590774;mircea_popescu;isn't it down/slow/whatever most fo the time ? -22721;1365590943;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6500 @ 0.00070927 = 4.6103 BTC [-] -22720;1365591302;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01199 BTC [+] -22719;1365591500;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00188 BTC [-] -22718;1365591658;taub;only thing worse than laggy data -22717;1365591660;taub;is no data at all -22716;1365591745;mircea_popescu;plz to not come bother me -22715;1365591751;mircea_popescu;i call da police. -22714;1365592183;bowjob;https://blockchain.info/address/12RYJjGk22NiNbhTHffCrCso4XgVzet5Eh`dvi -22713;1365592183;bowjob;hdmi to dvi -22712;1365592183;bowjob;0`wii u dvi -22711;1365592183;bowjob;hdmi to dvi -22710;1365592204;bowjob;https://blockchain.info/address/12RYJjGk22NiNbhTHffCrCso4XgVzet5Eh -22709;1365592208;bowjob;Who owns this address? -22708;1365592224;mircea_popescu;what, that works now ? -22707;1365592340;mircea_popescu;bowjob https://blockchain.info/tx/fcc667ab400ab58ee120e4b5a3fc0eb54b8a38c9da35ddb26a41d6df5fb9d8a4 -22706;1365592352;mircea_popescu;that may interest you. connects it to leandro cesar, the mercado bitcoin guy -22705;1365592376;bowjob;Oh I see.. didnt he get hacked -22704;1365592459;mircea_popescu;https://blockchain.info/tx/d4755b14eda35d28b6ac8aa3f57fec8280f8ef1f04efe3c22bf5b67e936531f1 -22703;1365592462;mircea_popescu;and then it ends up at gox -22702;1365592466;mircea_popescu;all this is 2011 you'll note -22701;1365592485;mircea_popescu;tbh it looks a lot like a gox cold wallet. -22700;1365593609;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77649 BTC [-] -22699;1365594222;bowjob;http://imageshack.us/f/600/avalononebay.jpg/ -22698;1365594226;bowjob;Oh lala -22697;1365594345;mircea_popescu;and we're going down. -22696;1365594347;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -22695;1365594348;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 235.50000, Best ask: 235.63800, Bid-ask spread: 0.13800, Last trade: 235.63800, 24 hour volume: 106384.26600045, 24 hour low: 191.55000, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 221.80184 -22694;1365594354;mircea_popescu;ono. 230 was broken -22693;1365594383;mircea_popescu;90.02 @ 232.00 just traded -22692;1365594567;bowjob;pop goes the bubble -22691;1365594593;mircea_popescu;seems it recovered -22690;1365594605;mircea_popescu;if someone dumps 900 next time tho... -22689;1365594610;taub;i'm afraid we might break out to the upside... -22688;1365594635;bowjob;theres over 10k at gox waiting to get verified -22687;1365594648;bowjob;hard to imagine they will register to dump -22686;1365594649;bowjob;lol -22685;1365594658;mircea_popescu;why ? -22684;1365594668;mircea_popescu;i always quesrtoned this, everyone is like "o, queue at gox" -22683;1365594679;mircea_popescu;for all you know it's people who had 50 btc they forgot about -22682;1365594681;taub;you dont have to get verified to deposit btc -22681;1365594693;mircea_popescu;but you'd need rto be to withdraw your funds -22680;1365594703;mircea_popescu;for all we know most of those accounts are already out of the mkt -22679;1365594713;mircea_popescu;jkust sitting ion whatever cash mtgox owes them waiting -22678;1365594719;taub;oh, right -22677;1365594725;mircea_popescu;(and for all we know mtgox doesn't even have that cash ready) -22676;1365594729;mircea_popescu;but that's a different kettle. -22675;1365594813;dub;;;nethash -22674;1365594813;gribble;65674.1880238 -22673;1365595141;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.287 BTC [+] -22672;1365595235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8401 @ 0.0007035 = 5.9101 BTC [-] -22671;1365595237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3403 @ 0.00070202 = 2.389 BTC [-] -22670;1365595293;ChaangNoi;there is over 18,000 waiting to get verified at gox -22669;1365595313;ChaangNoi;i have people coming to me and trying to buy in thailand, like 100,000 usd per order, its fucking crazy -22668;1365595379;ChaangNoi;i think most of it is new people -22667;1365595388;ChaangNoi;new blood into the market, but sure, some to take it out -22666;1365595453;bowjob;i already stopped talking about btc irl -22665;1365595463;bowjob;fuck this shit. i told them to buy at 13.5. i told them i cashed out -22664;1365595636;bowjob;hey chang, i had 3 thai dishes today, pad ped, green curry and cashew chicken -22663;1365595648;bowjob;gc > pad ped >>>>>>>>>> casher chicken -22662;1365595653;bowjob;cashew chicken -22661;1365595661;bowjob;what do u think? -22660;1365595802;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75651 BTC [-] -22659;1365595809;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7565 BTC [-] -22658;1365595816;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75641 BTC [-] -22657;1365595819;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7564 BTC [-] -22656;1365595831;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.74201 = 5.1941 BTC [-] -22655;1365595833;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.742 BTC [-] -22654;1365595836;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7402 = 1.4804 BTC [-] -22653;1365595839;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7401 BTC [-] -22652;1365595842;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.74 = 3.7 BTC [-] -22651;1365595845;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 22 @ 0.73925 = 16.2635 BTC [-] -22650;1365595951;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.739211 = 7.3921 BTC [-] -22649;1365595954;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 0.73921 = 9.6097 BTC [-] -22648;1365595957;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.7391 = 5.9128 BTC [-] -22647;1365596007;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.7391 = 7.391 BTC [-] -22646;1365596010;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.739 BTC [-] -22645;1365596761;bitesak;;;ticker -22644;1365596762;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 240.00000, Best ask: 241.67000, Bid-ask spread: 1.67000, Last trade: 241.67000, 24 hour volume: 107066.49201964, 24 hour low: 193.50300, 24 hour high: 240.11100, 24 hour vwap: 222.26621 -22643;1365596774;bitesak;;;bids 0 -22642;1365596777;gribble;There are currently 33211201 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12846229.62 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0136 seconds -22641;1365597382;bowjob;"I'm working with Exante.eu to broker deals getting London hedge funds into BTC. We've got more than $1 bn. lined " -22640;1365597386;bowjob;Max KEiser -22639;1365597387;bowjob;lol -22638;1365597415;saulimus;he's giving us a tip to buy now. -22637;1365597426;saulimus;get rich off their backs -22636;1365597638;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.776 BTC [+] -22635;1365597682;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7759 = 2.3277 BTC [-] -22634;1365597844;rikur;bowjob: Exante already has a portfolio of 81k BTC, I was shocked to read it -22633;1365597870;bowjob;1 b in btc would baloon us to 10b? market cap? -22632;1365597884;bowjob;im gonna be a millionaire in fiat value -22631;1365597908;bowjob;hopefully people start accepting btc for houses in vancouver -22630;1365597916;bowjob;id love be a landowner at age 21, hehe -22629;1365597931;rikur;oh hi vancouver mate -22628;1365597965;bowjob;hi -22627;1365597971;rikur;bowjob: I'm looking to buy a penthouse with a couple bitcoins :) -22626;1365597974;bowjob;mhm -22625;1365597984;bowjob;where in van? -22624;1365597990;rikur;dt -22623;1365597995;bowjob;id love to get my hands on dt as well -22622;1365598000;bowjob;i heard most of it is empty -22621;1365598001;Uglux;get a room ^^ -22620;1365598004;bowjob;id atually live in it -22619;1365598006;rikur;yeah it's crazy -22618;1365598012;bowjob;i love downtown -22617;1365598024;rikur;I'm down downtown, seymour and robson -22616;1365598030;rikur;view to granville st -22615;1365598031;bowjob;its my cakeday tomorrow, ill head over to downtown for nice meals -22614;1365598035;bowjob;yeah that place is awesome -22613;1365598051;bowjob;my friends know of my bitcoin riches, they dont seem to ask for handouts which is great -22612;1365598051;bowjob;lol -22611;1365598069;bowjob;imma head over to le crocodile, get the chef menu -22610;1365598069;rikur;riches? -22609;1365598072;bowjob;for 3 of mah buddies -22608;1365598083;rikur;I damn wish I had more bitcoins, but I'm not rich yet -22607;1365598092;bowjob;umm, i took some fiat values, im not rich lol -22606;1365598110;bowjob;i made it so that i cant lose in this game. i got my money out, and then some -22605;1365598113;bowjob;im set for another year -22604;1365598123;rikur;sweet -22603;1365598125;bowjob;and, i have an avalon coming yyeah? -22602;1365598128;bowjob;^ -22601;1365598142;rikur;I mined my coins, only bought 75 more about a week ago. -22600;1365598146;bowjob;ah -22599;1365598152;bowjob;you got an asic? -22598;1365598160;rikur;nah, this was years ago -22597;1365598170;bowjob;i have a buddy who mined 500 btc -22596;1365598176;bowjob;sold them for a few hundred bucks.. -22595;1365598178;rikur;12 GPUS running and huming 24/7. Seems like it was worth it -22594;1365598178;bowjob;>_> -22593;1365598209;bowjob;so, cakeday. to le crocodile -22592;1365598213;rikur;hehe -22591;1365598214;bowjob;nomnom -22590;1365598230;bowjob;i havent really splurged at all -22589;1365598234;rikur;hope you get your avalon soon.. Once they hit the market, the profits are going to collapse.. And soon bit players are going to start getting asics. -22588;1365598247;bowjob;coulda walked into hermes shop and walk out with stuff -22587;1365598250;rikur;but if you're lucky, you could get a month or two headstart. -22586;1365598251;bowjob;not my style tho -22585;1365598268;bowjob;Well, im pretty sure id get at least 170 BTC back -22584;1365598291;bowjob;bfl seems to be in trouble -22583;1365598302;rikur;I pre-orederd BFL but cancelled it after waiting for 6 months. BS service. -22582;1365598307;bowjob;i wish i bought more avalons -22581;1365598307;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -22580;1365598308;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 249.01000, Best ask: 249.49900, Bid-ask spread: 0.48900, Last trade: 249.49900, 24 hour volume: 108720.87911572, 24 hour low: 193.81110, 24 hour high: 249.00000, 24 hour vwap: 223.14239 -22579;1365598313;bowjob;i would sell one of them -22578;1365598313;pizzaman1337;250 here we come -22577;1365598326;bowjob;and mine one. that way, i get my cake and it too -22576;1365598334;rikur;pizzaman1337: 1000$ will be hit before end of week :) -22575;1365598342;pizzaman1337;$1000 is kinda high... -22574;1365598346;pizzaman1337;for this week -22573;1365598347;rikur;nah -22572;1365598353;bowjob;theres this guy named blacklilac, who offerd 171 BTC for an avalon -22571;1365598356;bowjob;hes a vancouverite too -22570;1365598364;pizzaman1337;;;asks 1000 -22569;1365598366;gribble;There are currently 27967.965 bitcoins offered at or under 1000.0 USD, worth 12626807.4112 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0026 seconds -22568;1365598384;pizzaman1337;;;bids 0 -22567;1365598385;gribble;There are currently 33210999 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12758878.916 USD in total. | Data vintage: 18.5050 seconds -22566;1365598394;bowjob;rikur. i have an uncle who owns 3 houses. he makes bank -22565;1365598411;bowjob;i wanna do taht shit as well.. , it seems the prices of houses will go down soon -22564;1365598421;bowjob;if btc rises enough, ill strike this shit -22563;1365598427;punkman;;;bids 100 -22562;1365598427;gribble;There are currently 49348.324 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 7949601.91864 USD in total. | Data vintage: 61.0224 seconds -22561;1365598439;rikur;bowjob: yeah the housing prices here are a joke. I moved in about a year ago, and won't buy until I'm a bitcoin millionaire or there's a correction. -22560;1365598450;bowjob;btw, have you been to bella gelateria? -22559;1365598462;bowjob;i love that place. <3 -22558;1365598466;rikur;bowjob: not unless it's in yaletown? -22557;1365598484;bowjob;west cordova, close to canada plac -22556;1365598490;rikur;I can't remember the name of the place, but the there's an italian one I think. -22555;1365598498;rikur;hmm. maybe not then. -22554;1365598499;bowjob;yeah, bella gelateria. -22553;1365598518;rikur;I guess "close" is so relative when you live dt -22552;1365598526;bowjob;http://www.yelp.ca/biz/bella-gelateria-vancouver-2 -22551;1365598539;bowjob;theres this place i want to go to.. its called Finch's coffee and tea house -22550;1365598545;bowjob;i heard its godtier shop. -22549;1365598562;rikur;bowjob: I've heard it's really nice, but small and crowded -22548;1365598573;bowjob;im gonna try it as well... so many top tier place in vancouver its like.. the best foods congregate there -22547;1365598576;bowjob;mhm -22546;1365598582;bowjob;ive been to miku -22545;1365598600;bowjob;with my buddy.. we were gonna go to exp bar that day -22544;1365598617;bowjob;but it was closed.. and we werent even dressed for the occation -22543;1365598628;rikur;my recommendations: Sunday brunch at Beyond Restaurant (25$ / person), Twisted Fork (very small and nice restaurant).. -22542;1365598629;bowjob;lots of business suits over there -22541;1365598641;bowjob;never heard those places -22540;1365598669;rikur;trying to think of more but am too tired and medicated :D -22539;1365598673;bowjob;you like sushi? -22538;1365598676;rikur;yeah -22537;1365598685;bowjob;octopus garden at kitsilano -22536;1365598699;rikur;hehe, you know what? I've never been to kits -22535;1365598701;bowjob;i wanted to get the 100 dollar menu but the head chef wasnt there, so i had the 65 dollar one instead -22534;1365598704;bowjob;ah -22533;1365598716;bowjob;me neither. till i went there exclusively for that place -22532;1365598725;rikur;But I should explore a lot now, still waiting for my new LMO and Work Permit. -22531;1365598731;rikur;have all the time in the world -22530;1365598740;rikur;hell, if bitcoin keeps this up I might not need the job :D -22529;1365598748;bowjob;http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_v45-TBo7M6U/TNEJ5Mwu7ZI/AAAAAAAAMZQ/d12LBCBsids/s1600/Sashimi+Platter.jpg -22528;1365598751;bowjob;That. -22527;1365598760;bowjob;I'll have 2 parties for my cake day. -22526;1365598764;bowjob;1 with fam, 1 with friends -22525;1365598769;rikur;oh and ofcourse, best nachos are at The Foundation -22524;1365598801;bowjob;have you ever been to vij's? -22523;1365598801;rikur;that's a nice platter :) -22522;1365598814;bowjob;yeha, you know what. that platter -22521;1365598820;bitesak;;;ticker -22520;1365598820;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 249.87990, Best ask: 249.87999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00009, Last trade: 249.87999, 24 hour volume: 109125.46115724, 24 hour low: 193.84000, 24 hour high: 249.87999, 24 hour vwap: 223.42658 -22519;1365598821;rikur;nah.. I have a bad habit of sticking to a couple places I like :/ -22518;1365598824;bowjob;is part of a course -22517;1365598839;bowjob;you can eat a godtier meal for 2.. for less than 1 bitcoin -22516;1365598848;rikur;haha -22515;1365598854;bowjob;yeah me too. but i love trying out new places -22514;1365598864;bowjob;im a bit of a foodie so -22513;1365598870;rikur;so do you have hundreds or thousands coins? -22512;1365598883;bowjob;just, hundreds -22511;1365598889;rikur;check, same here -22510;1365598894;bowjob;but im set in fiat terms -22509;1365598915;bowjob;i havent worked for like 8 months now LOL -22508;1365598938;bowjob;i got most of my BTC when they were 13 dollars ea -22507;1365598938;rikur;dunno.. I just got a golden handshake. and it's gone. -22506;1365598942;rikur;oh sweet -22505;1365598943;bowjob;just before the great rally -22504;1365598949;rikur;so you've been seriously cashing out -22503;1365598954;bowjob;nah -22502;1365598962;bowjob;no point -22501;1365598965;bowjob;i dont need the cash -22500;1365598971;bowjob;i want a house. but i cant afford it -22499;1365598977;bowjob;i can afford everything else -22498;1365598987;bowjob;so having 50k in the bank wont help me -22497;1365598995;rikur;Hehe, I'm saving for my houses too. But also for my immortality and trip to mars. -22496;1365599000;bowjob;haha -22495;1365599002;eeecurrency;I bought $45 worth at $9 ... wow... it's worth like $1150 now - :\ Who knew... -22494;1365599019;bowjob;tbh, we're both gonna be very wealthy, it seems. -22493;1365599029;taub;yep -22492;1365599034;taub;totally normal behavior -22491;1365599036;bowjob;I want to open a foodcart in vancouver -22490;1365599042;taub;price just comes to a standstill -22489;1365599042;EEmsD;HAHA ! -22488;1365599045;taub;for 5 minutes -22487;1365599086;bowjob;I have a friend who got 19 bitcoins when he used school computers -22486;1365599092;bowjob;back in the day -22485;1365599107;bowjob;it was still on his account.., I helped him transfer it to electrum -22484;1365599125;rikur;just imagine when 1 satoshi = 1 $ -22483;1365599143;bowjob;too bullish for me -22482;1365599144;bowjob;lol -22481;1365599152;bowjob;1 satoshi 1 cent, maybe in 10 years -22480;1365599163;rikur;you'd be surprised -22479;1365599165;bowjob;ooh. i got an idea. -22478;1365599173;bowjob;i want to eat the worlds most expensive hotdog -22477;1365599182;bowjob;!!. its only .5 btc -22476;1365599188;bowjob;heck less than that -22475;1365599204;bowjob;.4 btc? -22474;1365599242;rikur;Just one of the tax haves got whistle blowed recently: 40 TRILLION USD of hidden money, and now the govts are stupid enough to go after it.. If they do, the money will find a new home and some of that will go to bitcoins too. -22473;1365599269;bowjob;yeaps -22472;1365599273;rikur;bowjob: let's order a set if the agrees to sell them in BTC? -22471;1365599275;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7749 BTC [-] -22470;1365599287;bowjob;huh? -22469;1365599294;bowjob;set of.. the hotdogs? -22468;1365599296;bowjob;:3 -22467;1365599296;rikur;the hot dogs :D -22466;1365599299;bowjob;xD -22465;1365599301;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.775 BTC [+] -22464;1365599318;bowjob;not a bad idea -22463;1365599331;rikur;the guy could get the title for worlds most expensive hot dogs for the next 100 years :DD -22462;1365599343;bowjob;if not, then i dont mind spending fiat either way -22461;1365599371;bowjob;i find calculating prices of goods in btc a good mental exercise -22460;1365599379;rikur;nah, I'm a scrooge. If it doesn't promote bitcoins, I'll rather eat canned soup :D -22459;1365599402;bowjob;so, 0.4 BTC for that glorious hotdog -22458;1365599440;bitesak;;;ticker -22457;1365599441;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 249.99999, Best ask: 250.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 250.00000, 24 hour volume: 109468.05441769, 24 hour low: 193.95111, 24 hour high: 250.00000, 24 hour vwap: 223.69880 -22456;1365599442;bowjob;it comes with wagyu beef and lobster, and some of that louis XII ? -22455;1365599525;pizzaman1337;;;asks 250 -22454;1365599526;gribble;There are currently 1167.9295 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 291982.352046 USD in total. | Data vintage: 105.4371 seconds -22453;1365599545;bowjob;rikur, i have a poor acquiatance who learned about bitcoins at 17 dollars -22452;1365599553;bowjob;nevr invested to 200 bucks, -22451;1365599570;bowjob;each time it goes up, its a bubble. each times, it flash crashes, its dying -22450;1365599625;rikur;hehe yeah. A friend of mine sold 100+ at 20$/btc. He's hitting himself hard these days. -22449;1365599644;rikur;They laughed at my adamant stacking and waiting for 10k/coin -22448;1365599680;bowjob;imo dont tell anyone else about the amount of btc you have -22447;1365599692;bowjob;its like winning the lottery.. but better. you can preserve your anonymity -22446;1365599720;rikur;yeah, I'll downplay the numbers whenever someone asks :) -22445;1365599723;bowjob;distant aunts and uncles wont bother you.. -22444;1365599740;bowjob;and that kid you bumped into 5 years ago wont bother as well -22443;1365599756;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -22442;1365599774;rikur;so gox has been down for 10 mins -22441;1365599801;bowjob;;;ticker -22440;1365599802;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 249.99800, Best ask: 249.99990, Bid-ask spread: 0.00190, Last trade: 249.99800, 24 hour volume: 108766.46027008, 24 hour low: 194.30000, 24 hour high: 250.00000, 24 hour vwap: 224.07281 -22439;1365599805;bowjob;;;goxlag -22438;1365599805;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.20385 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.000408513117582 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -22437;1365599809;bowjob;its not down -22436;1365599819;rikur;but not executing trades either -22435;1365599834;bowjob;oh -22434;1365599852;bowjob;i dont really go to mt gox and watch the price these days -22433;1365599870;bowjob;but i cant sleep. -22432;1365599924;bowjob;http://bitbet.us/bet/392/mtgox-bitcoin-usd-exchange-rate-250-before/ -22431;1365599938;bowjob;warning. if you send a bet there, you will lose you bitcoins -22430;1365599957;bowjob;the bet is over, i saw some people game the system at 200 -22429;1365599996;bowjob;btw, there is a BCIT instructor that holds 10k btc -22428;1365600010;bowjob;according to my IT friend.. ^ and old school miner -22427;1365600108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 300 @ 0.00283546 = 0.8506 BTC [+] -22426;1365600130;taub;I refuse to believe mtgox isn't fucking with their engine on purpose now -22425;1365600140;taub;this stale action doesnt seem real at 250 -22424;1365600156;taub;oh here we go, ther was a drop -22423;1365600161;bowjob;it gives us stability -22422;1365600165;bowjob;even momentarily -22421;1365600171;taub;fake stability -22420;1365600175;taub;like dick in ass -22419;1365600178;bowjob;;;ticker -22418;1365600179;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 247.38630, Best ask: 248.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.61370, Last trade: 248.00000, 24 hour volume: 108532.84546070, 24 hour low: 194.90001, 24 hour high: 250.00000, 24 hour vwap: 224.29028 -22417;1365600320;rikur;taub: it's a complete black box, gox that is. they could be front running trades for massive profits. -22416;1365600347;taub;yep -22415;1365600358;taub;engage lag, look into the future -22414;1365600375;taub;so to speak -22413;1365600378;bowjob;man.. i asked casa to send me an invite to buy 100 1 BTc oins -22412;1365600381;bowjob;i got ignored lol -22411;1365600401;bowjob;im too small of a fish for him. i wonder what kind of orders hes getting -22410;1365600402;rikur;casa? -22409;1365600408;bowjob;casascius coins -22408;1365600420;rikur;ah -22407;1365600421;bowjob;i have just 1.. i wish i got more -22406;1365600431;rikur;risky though -22405;1365600448;bowjob;i mostly use it as a "fuck u. BTC can exist phyiscally" -22404;1365600545;Uglux;;;ticker -22403;1365600549;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 244.99000, Best ask: 247.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.01000, Last trade: 247.38630, 24 hour volume: 108068.12006362, 24 hour low: 195.20000, 24 hour high: 250.00000, 24 hour vwap: 224.55260 -22402;1365600602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5076 @ 0.00070202 = 3.5635 BTC [-] -22401;1365600623;bowjob;its 3:29 am wtf am i doing -22400;1365600884;rikur;wanking about bitcoins -22399;1365600886;rikur;same as me -22398;1365600895;bowjob;we're bithipsters -22397;1365600904;bowjob;we bought bitcoins before buying them were cool -22396;1365600915;rikur;haha -22395;1365600923;rikur;need to get a shirt like that -22394;1365600969;rikur;but yeah.. would be cool to just travel slowly for a few years -22393;1365600988;bowjob;i wanna visit japan -22392;1365601000;bowjob;i can bring the big bucks for the best food around -22391;1365601025;bowjob;one place ill never dare set foot in is mexico -22390;1365601035;bowjob;ive seen the worst shit happen in that place -22389;1365601037;bowjob;im terrified -22388;1365601052;punkman;still pretty safe for tourists -22387;1365601080;bowjob;dunno man, i seen to many narco vids -22386;1365601082;rikur;bowjob: or russia -22385;1365601096;bowjob;russia... im ambivalent toward it -22384;1365601110;rikur;well I'm from Finland, so.. -22383;1365601124;rikur;I've heard my share of stories of russia :) -22382;1365601134;punkman;there's always FUD about a country next door -22381;1365601134;bowjob;ah, i heard the happnies index there is high -22380;1365601149;bowjob;well, next door to canada is us -22379;1365601154;bowjob;im sure the fud is warranted -22378;1365601159;punkman;heh -22377;1365601175;rikur;punkman: true, but shooting and bagging people in bright daylight is still pretty hc. And the stuff that happens on the quiet roads.. -22376;1365601244;rikur;also, google russia road rage vids -22375;1365601273;punkman;yeah I've seen plenty of scary russian things -22374;1365601285;bowjob;russians seem to have dashcams everytime -22373;1365601289;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 7 @ 0.0029 = 0.0203 BTC [-] -22372;1365601291;MJR_;$avg -22371;1365601292;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 30 @ 0.00281 = 0.0843 BTC [-] -22370;1365601294;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2000 @ 0.0028 = 5.6 BTC [-] -22369;1365601296;mpexbot;MJR_: 220.66 -22368;1365601318;MJR_;;;calc (220.66-164)/220.66 -22367;1365601318;gribble;0.256775129158 -22366;1365601427;bowjob;i wanna eat at guu now -22365;1365601431;MJR_;hi all -22364;1365601436;MJR_;;;seen benkay -22363;1365601437;gribble;benkay was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 7 hours, 59 minutes, and 39 seconds ago: forced bucketing of participants -22362;1365601556;MJR_;$250 huh -22361;1365601796;KRS1;seems to have leveled off a bit after the last few days -22360;1365601932;MJR_;we'll see -22359;1365601945;MJR_;don't ever turn your back on an insane bitcoin market -22358;1365601946;MJR_;lol -22357;1365602008;punkman;what kind of new BTC services would you guys like to see this year? -22356;1365602016;MJR_;swaps -22355;1365602022;bowjob;bitcoin debit card -22354;1365602028;MJR_;ooh nice one bowjob -22353;1365602029;KRS1;whoot there it is -22352;1365602033;MJR_;bitcoin atm's -22351;1365602034;bowjob;id use it actually -22350;1365602039;MJR_;i'd use it too -22349;1365602040;bowjob;atm is the first step -22348;1365602047;MJR_;i was wishing i could take out $20 yesterday -22347;1365602060;bowjob;for me to load 1 BTC with the purchasing power of a few grand -22346;1365602068;bowjob;id spread it around -22345;1365602078;punkman;you can already get debit cards -22344;1365602089;bowjob;can you use them to pay merchants tho -22343;1365602092;bowjob;prolly not -22342;1365602101;MJR_;where are these debit cards? -22341;1365602103;bowjob;make it so that the btc gets converted to fiat -22340;1365602109;punkman;yeah, mastercard/visa for btc, I saw a few on btctalk -22339;1365602112;bowjob;that way merchants will be familiar -22338;1365602121;bowjob;no, thats different -22337;1365602129;bowjob;i mean a card loaded with BTC directly -22336;1365602134;punkman;you just don't want to preload them -22335;1365602136;bowjob;i expect to see one soon -22334;1365602145;punkman;I understand -22333;1365602152;MJR_;basically a visa card denominated in btc -22332;1365602153;bowjob;then i wont hoard as much lol -22331;1365602267;bowjob;rikur stil lhere? -22330;1365602457;MJR_;nice new options -22329;1365602674;bowjob;i accidentally put jogging pants on backwards -22328;1365602684;MJR_;lol -22327;1365602686;bowjob;according to chinese, its good luck -22326;1365602707;KRS1;btc for toll roads would be splendid -22325;1365602736;KRS1;you could easily get refunded for unused portions -22324;1365602787;MJR_;wow guys, this is awesome...get this -22323;1365602835;MJR_;$960619.34 in loan demand at weighted average of 499.37% -22322;1365602847;MJR_;almost a million dollars at 500% interest -22321;1365602865;MJR_;currently lent: -22320;1365602878;MJR_;743840.76 at 667.165% -22319;1365602910;MJR_;so, the credit market for margin trading is approx 1.75 million and people pay between 500% and 667%... -22318;1365602951;bowjob;its on bitfiniex yea? -22317;1365602957;MJR_;yes -22316;1365602958;ThickAsThieves;I'm thinking price might not move more than +/- 5% today -22315;1365602975;bowjob;it would be a bitch to move cad to usd -22314;1365602979;bowjob;to bitfinex -22313;1365603018;MJR_;yah -22312;1365603029;MJR_;but this is how i hedge my portfolio -22311;1365603040;MJR_;dollars lent out at sick interest rates -22310;1365603049;MJR_;but also... -22309;1365603058;ThickAsThieves;$avg -22308;1365603061;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 220.66 -22307;1365603065;MJR_;6.5408% that is the percent on Bitcoin loans -22306;1365603091;bowjob;mhm, lending money to them seems like a good idea -22305;1365603098;MJR_;hell yeah -22304;1365603099;bowjob;ill do my due diligence tomrrow. -22303;1365603103;MJR_;its nice so far -22302;1365603116;MJR_;also...in some ways you are adding liquidity -22301;1365603134;MJR_;as people can buy and sell more, also enabling short selling which is good, because they HAVE to buy bitcoins at some point -22300;1365603162;bowjob;500% apr thats like.. a -22299;1365603167;bowjob;payday loan? -22298;1365603266;MJR_;yep -22297;1365603270;MJR_;but they can't actually default -22296;1365603285;bowjob;what if they get hacked -22295;1365603286;MJR_;i mean, the only counter party risk is between you and bitfinex -22294;1365603290;MJR_;yes exactly -22293;1365603301;MJR_;but you don't have to trust the person actually borrowing the money -22292;1365603325;bowjob;coz they deposit btc -22291;1365603335;taub;lost 8 coins trying to fish for a top -22290;1365603340;taub;feels bad, never again -22289;1365603346;MJR_;not only do they have risk procedures in place to autoliquidate the position if they lose their money, but they also guarantee that if they don't catch them in time, they will make up for it -22288;1365603372;bowjob;seems like a nice compounding game -22287;1365603399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 195 @ 0.00283546 = 0.5529 BTC [+] -22286;1365603403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.0029411 = 1.1764 BTC [+] -22285;1365603406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.0029411 = 1.4706 BTC [+] -22284;1365603412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00318999 = 1.595 BTC [+] -22283;1365603414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 405 @ 0.00319 = 1.292 BTC [+] -22282;1365603453;bowjob;2k USD to lend eh -22281;1365603455;bowjob;cheap -22280;1365603596;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.38 BTC [-] -22279;1365603636;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.374 BTC [-] -22278;1365603644;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.37315 = 1.4926 BTC [-] -22277;1365603648;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.37311 = 1.4924 BTC [-] -22276;1365603818;pgp;what happens when the market moves down too fast for bitfinex to autoliquidate the margined longs? -22275;1365603822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00318999 = 1.595 BTC [-] -22274;1365603824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 400 @ 0.00319 = 1.276 BTC [+] -22273;1365603831;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 60 @ 0.00256 = 0.1536 BTC [-] -22272;1365603846;pgp;they could end up getting really fucked really quickly... -22271;1365603847;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.0025 = 2.5 BTC [-] -22270;1365603861;pgp;then what? -22269;1365603887;pgp;they don't disclose how much of a cushion they have to protect against that... -22268;1365603910;KRS1;lol does this mean its just gonna keep going up bid $248.53 ask $249.40 there's practically no spread -22267;1365603916;bowjob;300 dollars reached on china -22266;1365603916;taub;yea -22265;1365603919;bowjob;in china -22264;1365603921;bowjob;fuck my grammar -22263;1365603923;taub;mtgox is way too fucking laggy -22262;1365603927;KRS1;an exchange in china? -22261;1365603929;bowjob;300 bucks in china -22260;1365603929;taub;to be running something like bitfinex on top of it -22259;1365603931;bowjob;yeap -22258;1365603955;taub;i think i'll write an open source exchange -22257;1365603956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1517 @ 0.000715 = 1.0847 BTC [+] -22256;1365603962;taub;or make the one i have os... -22255;1365603972;taub;tired of crappy exchanges -22254;1365603974;bowjob;;;ticker -22253;1365603975;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 249.78598, Best ask: 249.78600, Bid-ask spread: 0.00002, Last trade: 249.78598, 24 hour volume: 100347.88063017, 24 hour low: 199.78000, 24 hour high: 250.50000, 24 hour vwap: 228.10415 -22252;1365604447;ThickAsThieves;Selling Call Options for lower than mpex bot, available in 86, 95, 104, 128, 131, 134 -22251;1365604458;ThickAsThieves;they are listed on mpex/coinbr -22250;1365604464;ThickAsThieves;no need to pm -22249;1365604531;taub;Max Keiser .@maxkeiser 3h -22248;1365604532;taub;As I predicted: BTC would hit $250 (+/- 1%) and then pull back (as we've seen to $211). This is very healthy bull market action. -22247;1365604539;taub;there was no pullback to 211 -22246;1365604570;pigeons;;;ticker -22245;1365604570;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 250.78500, Best ask: 250.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01500, Last trade: 250.80000, 24 hour volume: 99766.58677138, 24 hour low: 201.56584, 24 hour high: 250.80000, 24 hour vwap: 228.36193 -22244;1365604575;pigeons;look again -22243;1365604605;taub;it blew through 211 and never came back -22242;1365604644;taub;maybe he's looking at something else -22241;1365604664;taub;I didn't know he was promoting bitcoins like this -22240;1365604678;bitesak;he is quite active indeed -22239;1365604763;bitesak;he is seeing what he wants to see or the drop to 211 is upcoming.. -22238;1365604773;MJR_;when did it go to 211 -22237;1365604790;taub;well it didnt' that's why i'm wondering -22236;1365604799;MJR_;was that maxkeiser? -22235;1365604804;taub;https://twitter.com/maxkeiser -22234;1365604805;bitesak;yes -22233;1365604806;MJR_;maybe he was watching a different exchnage? -22232;1365604814;MJR_;he is an idiot...but i kinda appreciate him -22231;1365604822;MJR_;he says the most random crazy shit on his show -22230;1365604828;bitesak;he was watching exante.eu -22229;1365604843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6572 @ 0.00070202 = 4.6137 BTC [-] -22228;1365604851;MJR_;and i think half the comments reference meth -22227;1365604871;bitesak;wonder what price they offer? supposedly lots of 1k Btc -22226;1365605085;MJR_;yeah crazy right -22225;1365605105;MJR_;where do they get access to the bitcoins? gox? -22224;1365605115;Namworld;#bitcoin is almost the top channel on freenode -22223;1365605117;MJR_;wouldn't be surprised if others like them are a big part of the rally -22222;1365605126;Namworld;like who? -22221;1365605130;MJR_;exante -22220;1365605131;taub;maybe gox giving them lag discount... -22219;1365605140;MJR_;the malta based hedge fund -22218;1365605148;MJR_;and i use the term loosely...they just buy bitcoins -22217;1365605150;taub;http://images.4chan.org/pol/src/1365587607741.png -22216;1365605155;bitesak;they have 81K Bitcoins -22215;1365605181;MJR_;and if someone wants to redeem 1000 fund units -22214;1365605189;MJR_;do they cover it directly or offload to the markets -22213;1365605222;Namworld;lol... 1 billion lined up -22212;1365605232;Namworld;100 more USD/BTC injection? -22211;1365605240;Namworld;pff... how small... -22210;1365605256;bitesak;1billion will make the price go up more than 100 -22209;1365605299;taub;curr marketcap is like 200m? -22208;1365605328;taub;1b/6m coins +$500~ -22207;1365605347;taub;wait, no $200 -22206;1365605350;Namworld;bitesak: true, because most coins in existence are probably lost... -22205;1365605366;bitesak;and are not available for sale also -22204;1365605385;Namworld;Many early day miners probably destroyed their wallets of "worthless bitcoins". -22203;1365605390;Namworld;Then there's horders -22202;1365605392;bowjob;yes max, i will mine -22201;1365605402;Namworld;and people not there to sell their Bitcoins... -22200;1365605409;bowjob;exante will pay dearly for my coins -22199;1365605573;bitesak;price > $500 if they actually buy coins. -22198;1365605640;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.19500001 = 0.39 BTC [-] -22197;1365605980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.0006992 = 1.5382 BTC [-] -22196;1365606090;bitesak;;;asks 500 -22195;1365606090;gribble;There are currently 20002.321 bitcoins offered at or under 500.0 USD, worth 6885874.93277 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.2068 seconds -22194;1365606115;bitesak;!help -22193;1365606115;assbot;List of commands: -22192;1365606116;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !t} -22191;1365606117;assbot;!last (desc: returns last price value, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !l} -22190;1365606118;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -22189;1365606119;assbot;!rules (desc: chan guidelines) {short: !r} -22188;1365606120;assbot;!exchanges (desc: lists exchanges and brokers) {short: !e} -22187;1365606149;bitesak;;;buys 1000000000 -22186;1365606150;gribble;Error: "buys" is not a valid command. -22185;1365606212;bitesak;whats that command with $ amount and number of coins you could buy? -22184;1365606397;dub;;;market buy 1000000000 -22183;1365606397;gribble;This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 36730.056 bitcoins, for a total of 27477039122996.8594 USD and take the price to 13370133701337.0000. | Data vintage: 19.7813 seconds -22182;1365606446;dub;(note thats about 50 times more bitcoins than will ever exist) -22181;1365606474;bitesak;1billion USD not BTC -22180;1365606559;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00242 BTC [-] -22179;1365606577;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00242 BTC [-] -22178;1365606580;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 318 @ 0.00241 = 0.7664 BTC [-] -22177;1365606646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 318 @ 0.00293588 = 0.9336 BTC [-] -22176;1365606656;MJR_;apparently, exante has 81k bitcoins...giving them AUM of 20.25 million dollars -22175;1365606744;Namworld;not abd -22174;1365606747;Namworld;bad* -22173;1365606806;MJR_;return over last 3 months...1000% -22172;1365606808;MJR_;lol -22171;1365606823;MJR_;minimum to open account 100k euro -22170;1365606840;Namworld;lol... -22169;1365606851;Namworld;I hope not too many fools bite... or do I? -22168;1365606861;Namworld;I would be able to sell BTC even higher -22167;1365606883;MJR_;i'm looking to buy ;) -22166;1365606934;Namworld;1 million a BTC please. Thank you, sir. -22165;1365606961;Bugpowder;coinlab. What a bunch of tools -22164;1365606971;Bugpowder;Hello, I'm writing with an update regarding the Mt. Gox transition we announced a month ago. We've made good progress fulfilling direct buy and sell orders, and that seems to be going great. Our customers are saying really nice things about our customer service, and we've enjoyed making some direct connections with you. -22163;1365606971;kakobrekla;a no shit -22162;1365606982;Bugpowder;We will continue to make progress, but we're waiting for two things to be implemented: Full customer data access Working wire and Dwolla withdrawal forms Once those are done, we'll be ready to go. -22161;1365606983;kakobrekla;LMAO -22160;1365607004;kakobrekla;Our customers are saying really nice things about our customer service! -22159;1365607005;Bugpowder;Because of the Gox team's strong customer data protection methodologies, we aren't allowed to deliver these things directly, they have to go through the Gox process and that's taking longer than any of us want. I will be in Tokyo next week, and should have more updates then. -22158;1365607013;Bugpowder;WHAT CUSTOMERS? -22157;1365607015;kakobrekla;aka we suck dicks well -22156;1365607025;Bugpowder;you can't have customer service without customers. -22155;1365607054;Bugpowder;Just got that email -22154;1365607164;deadweasel;$avg -22153;1365607165;mpexbot;deadweasel: 227.18 -22152;1365607224;ThickAsThieves;lol, CoinLab PR is worse than Gox's -22151;1365607233;ThickAsThieves;260 -22150;1365607258;ThickAsThieves;people like us, no really! -22149;1365607410;deadweasel;i have some C188s, if this trend continues it is best to let them auto-exercise? if trend turns down i should exercise them before expiration? -22148;1365607423;deadweasel;or is it better to sell to bot rather than exercise? -22147;1365607443;bitesak;apparently, selling to bot is better -22146;1365607451;bitesak;me too I have some 188 :) -22145;1365607482;ThickAsThieves;shortest answer is, it depends -22144;1365607503;ThickAsThieves;run the math, check which method works best at the time you are ready -22143;1365607530;bitesak;but last month, I had trouble selling mine and it was easier just to press on exercise in coinbr -22142;1365607537;deadweasel;not da maffs! -22141;1365607575;Bugpowder;almost always better to sell to the bot -22140;1365607592;Bugpowder;but better do the math, cause da bot can be pricing things incorrectly -22139;1365607596;Bugpowder;at times -22138;1365607626;deadweasel;ok. thx y'all. i do maffs tonight after work! -22137;1365607647;Bugpowder;if the trend continues, yes, you should hold as long as you can. -22136;1365607675;ThickAsThieves;$avg -22135;1365607675;Bugpowder;this is not a sustainable rally today... not enough bid support -22134;1365607676;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -22133;1365607686;ThickAsThieves;I agree -22132;1365607689;ThickAsThieves;it will deflate -22131;1365607705;ThickAsThieves;unless we are reaching a new angle in the curve... -22130;1365607733;ThickAsThieves;265 -22129;1365607741;ThickAsThieves;260 -22128;1365607742;ThickAsThieves;hehe -22127;1365607764;deadweasel;but but the avg will climb until price current spot price. -22117;1365608539;Namworld;Better go spread some stuff to prop up my vested interests in Bitcoins... -22116;1365608741;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.755 BTC [-] -22115;1365608755;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -22114;1365608756;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -22113;1365608766;deadweasel;;;ticker -22112;1365608767;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 264.99000, Best ask: 265.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.41000, Last trade: 264.99000, 24 hour volume: 96781.06266826, 24 hour low: 205.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 231.21792 -22111;1365608785;deadweasel;$avg -22110;1365608787;mpexbot;deadweasel: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -22109;1365608915;deadweasel;;;goxlag -22108;1365608915;gribble;MtGox lag is 3.442951 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0068996352548 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its largest moon, Ganymede (0.007155 AU). -22107;1365608919;deadweasel;$avg -22106;1365608920;mpexbot;deadweasel: 227.18 -22105;1365608948;Namworld;mwuahahahaha -22104;1365608956;deadweasel;so 24hr vwap is the leading number for the avg... -22103;1365608965;deadweasel;the avg calc anyway -22102;1365609070;deadweasel;so it takes all spot vwaps for 24 hrs and averages them into $avg. -22101;1365609286;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -22100;1365609286;gribble;MtGox lag is 114.26117 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.228978105348 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -22099;1365609438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4428 @ 0.0006992 = 3.0961 BTC [-] -22098;1365609471;error4733;24 hour volume from gribble is 24h volume MtGox ? -22097;1365609484;pgp;is there a resource out there with historical 24h averages? -22096;1365609649;deadweasel;2hr vwap is 24 hr volume weighted average across all exchanges/ -22095;1365609658;deadweasel;at that moment. -22094;1365609691;pgp;of course... I want to know if there is a historical record of those values anywhere? -22093;1365609709;pgp;at least for midnight GMT -22092;1365609741;deadweasel;i want to know also. just telling error4733 -22091;1365609744;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -22090;1365609745;gribble;227.18 -22089;1365609747;kakobrekla;i might possibly have something, lemme see -22088;1365609751;thestringpuller;hehe -22087;1365609762;pgp;ah -22086;1365609779;deadweasel;;;ticker -22085;1365609780;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 258.00001, Best ask: 259.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.99999, Last trade: 259.00000, 24 hour volume: 96828.50560386, 24 hour low: 205.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 231.94314 -22084;1365609902;kakobrekla;accually i dont keep the vwap in the db only derivates of it since 26.5.2011 -22083;1365609936;kakobrekla;but you can get whole history from bitcoincharts or whatever -22082;1365609943;kakobrekla;and recalc -22081;1365610226;pgp;thanks -22080;1365610332;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 200 @ 0.00997 = 1.994 BTC [-] -22079;1365610338;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 250 @ 0.009961 = 2.4903 BTC [-] -22078;1365610345;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 200 @ 0.00996 = 1.992 BTC [-] -22077;1365610531;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [-] -22076;1365610851;thestringpuller;Wow a call bought yesterday is itm today...this is fishy -22075;1365610903;bitesak;thestringpuller: the weighted average price too? -22074;1365611021;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -22073;1365611047;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.00325 = 0.0163 BTC [-] -22072;1365611063;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.374 BTC [+] -22071;1365611080;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.372 BTC [-] -22070;1365611104;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.37103 = 1.1131 BTC [-] -22069;1365611132;bitesak;;;ticker -22068;1365611133;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 258.52000, Best ask: 259.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.48000, Last trade: 259.00000, 24 hour volume: 98201.05349287, 24 hour low: 205.20000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 233.21993 -22067;1365611137;Namworld;thestringpuller: not only is it fishy... it's unreal... -22066;1365611144;thestringpuller;bitesak: yea the 24hprc -22065;1365611153;Namworld;the margin asked on those calls is massive... -22064;1365611188;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01199 BTC [+] -22063;1365611191;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.012 BTC [+] -22062;1365611191;thestringpuller;Namworld: very surreal, is this what happens when a lot of money enters a market, or will come April 29th, MPOE-Bot will have lost much -22061;1365611192;bitesak;i followed bugpowder analysis and bought 188 at the beginning of the month. Seemed risky back then :) -22060;1365611195;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.012 BTC [+] -22059;1365611198;taub;dont cry shitwolf -22058;1365611199;taub;;;ticker -22057;1365611200;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 255.00000, Best ask: 258.99000, Bid-ask spread: 3.99000, Last trade: 255.00000, 24 hour volume: 98201.05349287, 24 hour low: 205.20000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 233.21993 -22056;1365611222;taub;tailer park boys <3 -22055;1365611301;xiando;Nice bullflag -22054;1365611353;xiando;I'll see this as weakness if it even touches 250 -22053;1365611383;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.774 BTC [+] -22052;1365611699;thestringpuller;is taub canadian? -22051;1365611819;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [+] -22050;1365611821;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.21 = 2.1 BTC [+] -22049;1365612059;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.1 = 2.2 BTC [-] -22048;1365612282;topace|2;!ticker h him -22047;1365612283;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.10000000 / 1.29951327 / 1.70000000 (113 shares, 146.84500001 BTC), 7D: 1.10000000 / 1.56626019 / 1.93000000 (216 shares, 338.31220010 BTC), 30D: 1.10000000 / 1.78251174 / 2.08000000 (792 shares, 1411.74929840 BTC) -22046;1365612405;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -22045;1365612408;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 254.00000, Best ask: 254.99490, Bid-ask spread: 0.99490, Last trade: 254.00000, 24 hour volume: 99132.93124795, 24 hour low: 207.56630, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 233.77794 -22044;1365612608;thestringpuller;;;later --tell mircea_popescu: https://twitter.com/maxkeiser/status/321897445422399488 - Gangsta? -22043;1365612608;gribble;The operation succeeded. -22042;1365612784;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -22041;1365612784;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -22040;1365612795;taub;$avg -22039;1365612799;mpexbot;taub: 227.18 -22038;1365613242;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -22037;1365613243;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -22036;1365613245;thestringpuller;$avg -22035;1365613247;thestringpuller;;;ticker -22034;1365613247;mpexbot;thestringpuller: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -22033;1365613248;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 244.00000, Best ask: 246.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.00000, Last trade: 246.00000, 24 hour volume: 98467.48651505, 24 hour low: 208.01000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 234.66446 -22032;1365613254;thestringpuller;Come on bross -22031;1365613372;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [+] -22030;1365613757;MJR_;;;later --help -22029;1365613757;gribble;Error: The "Later" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "--help" in it. Try "list Later" to see the commands in the "Later" plugin. -22028;1365613765;MJR_;;;list later -22027;1365613765;gribble;notes, remove, and tell -22026;1365613774;MJR_;i love gribble -22025;1365613936;thestringpuller;;;later tell mircea_popescu http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3tsbo3/ -22024;1365613936;gribble;The operation succeeded. -22023;1365614340;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -22022;1365614344;gribble;MtGox lag is 554.95413 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.11212186294 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -22021;1365614411;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -22020;1365614412;gribble;MtGox lag is 586.52823 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.17539600582 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -22019;1365614488;DiabloD3;incoming GLBSE div -22018;1365614488;DiabloD3;er -22017;1365614496;DiabloD3;incoming ASICMINER div -22016;1365614498;ThickAsThieves;why wait for gox, when you can visit the sun -22015;1365614526;DiabloD3;;;ticker -22014;1365614528;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 245.10000, Best ask: 248.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.90000, Last trade: 250.00000, 24 hour volume: 97594.28627093, 24 hour low: 213.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 235.22490 -22013;1365614595;dub;can anyone get to gox? -22012;1365614639;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [-] -22011;1365614705;bitesak;bugpowder, yes -22010;1365614766;MJR_;;;bc,24hprc -22009;1365614767;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -22008;1365614773;MJR_;;;ticker -22007;1365614774;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 249.99897, Best ask: 249.99996, Bid-ask spread: 0.00099, Last trade: 249.99897, 24 hour volume: 97477.12202574, 24 hour low: 213.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 235.69527 -22006;1365614824;deadweasel;https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=gmail&attid=0.1&thid=13df4482057b77fd&mt=application/pdf&url=http://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ui%3D2%26ik%3D1f86642556%26view%3Datt%26th%3D13df4482057b77fd%26attid%3D0.1%26disp%3Dsafe%26zw&sig=AHIEtbQVm6lPWHiUH0um9oxaFZF_KoRCog -22005;1365614885;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.12799 BTC [+] -22004;1365614890;bitesak;deadweasel: doesn't seem publi link -22003;1365614913;Bugpowdurr;back to 260 -22002;1365614917;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.774 BTC [+] -22001;1365614918;Bugpowdurr;anyone get worried there? -22000;1365614923;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77489 BTC [+] -21999;1365614927;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7749 = 1.5498 BTC [+] -21998;1365614930;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.775 = 3.1 BTC [+] -21997;1365614955;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.128 = 0.256 BTC [+] -21996;1365614962;MJR_;lol -21995;1365615011;thestringpuller;Bugpowdurr: the bears are doing their job -21994;1365615017;thestringpuller;Bugpowdurr: did smickles get back to you? -21993;1365615018;ThickAsThieves;we'll get back to 260, just need more time -21992;1365615021;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -21991;1365615021;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 days, 22 hours, 47 minutes, and 50 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -21990;1365615030;ThickAsThieves;people are buying too aggresively -21989;1365615045;thestringpuller;ThickAsThieves: yes so bears will come in an dump on them -21988;1365615053;ThickAsThieves;pigs get slaughtered -21987;1365615119;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.1 = 2.2 BTC [-] -21986;1365615178;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.000689 = 0.0689 BTC [+] -21985;1365615403;jdeurlruyk;What exactly does this group discuss? I am new to this but find it extremely interesting -21984;1365615436;ThickAsThieves;anything to do with investing in the bitcoin world -21983;1365615467;Namworld;idk but I sold like 40 BTC at 130 and 50 at 250 -21982;1365615481;Namworld;will probably keep selling small chunks as we keep rising -21981;1365615536;jdeurlruyk;So, what are the main ideas for investing in bitcoins so far? Would anyone be interested in setting up various basic financial instruments (e.g. annuities, bonds, etc) and have ideas on how to implement it? I am not a programmer but am a finance/economics expert -21980;1365615604;Namworld;There's already a lot of options out there... -21979;1365615623;ThickAsThieves;http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bitcoin-T-Shirt-Benjamins-Cant-Buy-This-/170978275197?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item27cf196f7d -21978;1365615636;ThickAsThieves;^ irony -21977;1365615680;jdeurlruyk;hahah nice. What exactly do you mean by options? -21976;1365615682;kakobrekla;jdeurlruyk check the few links on the right on http://bitcoin-assets.com to begin with -21975;1365615701;bitesak;;;ticker -21974;1365615702;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 258.00000, Best ask: 258.49000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49000, Last trade: 258.49000, 24 hour volume: 97414.58644216, 24 hour low: 213.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 236.13664 -21973;1365615702;Namworld;options, bonds, stocks of bitcoin ventures, etc. -21972;1365615716;Namworld;There's plenty to be found around already. -21971;1365615730;deadweasel;https://coinbr.com/ref?c=294TNRz1oP you can sign up here and start trading stocks, options. -21970;1365615741;deadweasel;fee is .07 btc per mo. -21969;1365615750;Namworld;That's an MPEx broker tho... -21968;1365615762;Namworld;The actual exchange has a 30 BTC flat fee to join... -21967;1365615772;ThickAsThieves;fee is .09 per month for coinbr, no? -21966;1365615805;deadweasel;yeah it is, sorry! -21965;1365615824;jdeurlruyk;MPEx never hacked? awesome -21964;1365615860;ThickAsThieves;pretty sure most of the current exchanges havent been hacked yet -21963;1365615892;ThickAsThieves;mpex just has the biggest balls ;) -21962;1365615944;kakobrekla;fuckin net -21961;1365615949;kakobrekla;thowing me off -21960;1365615957;kakobrekla;ThickAsThieves wrong -21959;1365615974;ThickAsThieves;some have been hacked? -21958;1365615989;ThickAsThieves;like BitFunder, BTCT, Havelock? -21957;1365616007;kakobrekla;but they exists for a month or three -21956;1365616013;ThickAsThieves;doesnt make me wrong -21955;1365616022;kakobrekla;most of the exchanges so far were hacked -21954;1365616036;kakobrekla;most of the current one including fiat were -21953;1365616041;jdeurlruyk;There have definitely been hacks and problems -21952;1365616058;jdeurlruyk;but much faster to fix than every other bank or central fed -21951;1365616062;ThickAsThieves;i was referring to the ones we were discussing -21950;1365616066;ThickAsThieves;not gox and dead ones -21949;1365616069;ThickAsThieves;etc -21948;1365616076;ThickAsThieves;nor fiat ones -21947;1365616080;ThickAsThieves;but yes -21946;1365616084;taub;actually any hack is worse when it's done in btc -21945;1365616090;ThickAsThieves;fiat dealers get hacked -21944;1365616093;taub;a hacked bank can roll back the transactions -21943;1365616101;taub;in btc the money is gone -21942;1365616121;Namworld;indeed... -21941;1365616131;Namworld;a BTC hack can often doom the business and all customers... -21940;1365616148;ThickAsThieves;even a btc bug can do that -21939;1365616156;kakobrekla;yes cause you cant just type the numbers back in -21938;1365616156;kakobrekla;like the bankers do -21937;1365616158;jdeurlruyk;thats what we get for not being backed by anything physical, though -21936;1365616164;ColdHardMetal; fee is .09 per month for coinbr, no? <<< He dropped it to .045 -21935;1365616174;ThickAsThieves;nice, -21934;1365616174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32809 @ 0.00071359 = 23.4122 BTC [+] -21933;1365616176;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28300 @ 0.00071123 = 20.1278 BTC [-] -21932;1365616181;ThickAsThieves;he should update his About page then -21931;1365616184;Namworld;and if the business owners faked the hack, it's pretty much indistinguishable... -21930;1365616197;Namworld;technically... -21929;1365616206;ColdHardMetal;only know because I see it on my recent transactions page. -21928;1365616214;Namworld;everything is very obfuscable -21927;1365616218;wao;um -21926;1365616219;jdeurlruyk; good point -21925;1365616222;ThickAsThieves;oh i think he charged less this month -21924;1365616225;ThickAsThieves;because of down time -21923;1365616226;wao;when I want buy asicminer-pt shares, how to do it? -21922;1365616232;ColdHardMetal;ah, maybe. -21921;1365616346;ThickAsThieves;wao, you make an account on Bitfunder or BTCT -21920;1365616348;ThickAsThieves;and buy them -21919;1365616463;jdeurlruyk;Thanks for the help! I have to go back to work *shrug* but I will be back because this is too interesting not to write an econ paper on a few things -21918;1365616512;jdeurlruyk;Would people be interested in participating in brief interviews on the topic? -21917;1365616541;jdeurlruyk;obvi no names are attached, just to pick your brains on ideas -21916;1365616545;Namworld;Why not -21915;1365616568;taub;well just ask -21914;1365616623;jdeurlruyk;a discussion for another day for now i gotta make sure i can pay rent -21913;1365616722;Namworld;dayjob call -21912;1365616957;kakobrekla;16:58.09 ( Enky ) http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-10/bitcoin-parabola-not-enough-here-comes-bitcoin-opportunity-fund-time-leverage -21911;1365617603;taub;good good -21910;1365617773;dub;AM divs -21909;1365617775;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2365 @ 0.00070215 = 1.6606 BTC [-] -21908;1365617814;dub;0.00695 -21907;1365617854;deadweasel;not bad. -21906;1365617859;deadweasel;or is it? -21905;1365617928;dub;its a lot more than expected -21904;1365617945;ll;supposed to be a low div week too afaik -21903;1365617958;dub;last was .0025 and he said this would be lower -21902;1365618140;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.751 BTC [-] -21901;1365618143;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.74 BTC [-] -21900;1365618161;bitesak;50K USD as reserves :) -21899;1365618299;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.2390001 = 0.478 BTC [+] -21898;1365618300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.24 = 1.2 BTC [+] -21897;1365618780;jcpham;https://exante.eu/press/news/266/ -21896;1365618783;jcpham;keiser tweeted -21895;1365618830;dub;timeline -21894;1365619194;BitHub;thank you asicminer -21893;1365619204;BitHub;just to top off a beautiful day -21892;1365619305;deadweasel;$avg -21891;1365619306;mpexbot;deadweasel: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -21890;1365619318;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.22 = 0.66 BTC [-] -21889;1365619439;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.241 = 2.41 BTC [-] -21888;1365619489;MJR_;;;bc,24hprc -21887;1365619500;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -21886;1365619578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00293588 = 2.9359 BTC [-] -21885;1365619579;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -21884;1365619580;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 239.62588, Best ask: 240.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.37412, Last trade: 240.00000, 24 hour volume: 94220.60089513, 24 hour low: 218.52000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 238.58516 -21883;1365619587;deadweasel;$avg -21882;1365619590;mpexbot;deadweasel: 227.18 -21881;1365619618;deadweasel;do that does change throughout the day? or changes on tick of midnight? -21880;1365619624;deadweasel;do / so -21879;1365619639;ThickAsThieves;changes regularly -21878;1365619673;ThickAsThieves;I'm selling call options for lower than mpex bot, available in 86, 95, 104, 128, 131, 134. No need to pm, they are listed on mpex -21877;1365619674;deadweasel;been the same all day today.. -21876;1365619787;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00243 BTC [+] -21875;1365619820;dub;;;goxlag -21874;1365619820;gribble;MtGox lag is 836.410295 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.67615686626 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -21873;1365619861;pgp;is the mpex bot offline right now? -21872;1365619887;MJR_;thats a lot of lag -21871;1365619906;deadweasel;everyone is selling btc -21870;1365619924;deadweasel;shakin' out the new goobers -21869;1365619925;pgp;sell, sell, sell !!! -21868;1365619956;deadweasel;ThickAsThieves: how do you know what mpexbot is buying calls for? -21867;1365619967;deadweasel;i'm going through coinbr, mind you -21866;1365620030;pgp;bot is down - has been for a while -21865;1365620054;deadweasel;ok, so no prices showon coinbr, makes sense -21864;1365620076;deadweasel;i can still use the last prices I see on mpex.co for some price data... -21863;1365620229;dub;;;goxlag -21862;1365620233;gribble;MtGox lag is 1058.278714 seconds. During this time, light travels 2.12077869378 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -21861;1365620247;dub;aww it came down -21860;1365620278;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 0.75000001 BTC [-] -21859;1365620338;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [-] -21858;1365620355;Bugpowdurr;wow. HIM is way way down -21857;1365620361;Bugpowdurr;60% of IPO now -21856;1365620399;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.22 = 1.54 BTC [-] -21855;1365620480;Bugpowdurr;fick -21854;1365620510;ThickAsThieves;you own some HIM, bug? -21853;1365620514;Bugpowdurr;hell no -21852;1365620520;ThickAsThieves;me either -21851;1365620524;Bugpowdurr;231. -21850;1365620528;ThickAsThieves;i thought price was outrageous -21849;1365620539;Bugpowdurr;yeah -21848;1365620546;ThickAsThieves;i'm seeing differen prices on all services -21847;1365620550;ThickAsThieves;244 on bitcoinity -21846;1365620555;ThickAsThieves;238 on clarkmoody -21845;1365620558;Bugpowdurr;clark is holding up the best -21844;1365620566;Bugpowdurr;for me -21843;1365620578;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.2 = 2.6 BTC [-] -21842;1365620580;ThickAsThieves;Lag: 14:54.290 -21841;1365620583;ThickAsThieves;big selloff -21840;1365620592;ThickAsThieves;saw it coming -21839;1365620597;ThickAsThieves;about 5000 coins -21838;1365620601;ThickAsThieves;230 bottom -21837;1365620627;Bugpowdurr;yeah same here -21836;1365620634;Bugpowdurr;fast cash was out of funds though -21835;1365620651;Bugpowdurr;suddenly it found some funds after the dip below 250 though -21834;1365620653;Bugpowdurr;heh heh -21833;1365620667;Bugpowdurr;I think he turns of sales when the market is in super rally toppy mode. -21832;1365620681;ThickAsThieves;you mean mpex bot? -21831;1365620693;ThickAsThieves;whats fast cash -21830;1365620693;Bugpowdurr;no fastcash4bitcoins -21829;1365620698;ThickAsThieves;oh -21828;1365620721;Bugpowdurr;I don't know if 230 is going to hold -21827;1365620724;Bugpowdurr;we could drop to 200 -21826;1365620729;Bugpowdurr;before a real bounce -21825;1365620741;Bugpowdurr;;;bids 0 -21824;1365620741;gribble;There are currently 31798929 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11985801.1795 USD in total. | Data vintage: 67.0128 seconds -21823;1365620745;ThickAsThieves;we're gonna lose 230 -21822;1365620751;ThickAsThieves;still more cpoins for sale -21821;1365620754;Bugpowdurr;I think we need to be above 14M to go up -21820;1365620758;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.2426 = 1.213 BTC [+] -21819;1365620763;Bugpowdurr;or to support this price level -21818;1365620763;MJR_;gotta get some cash into the exchanges :) -21817;1365620784;Bugpowdurr;the lag is out of control right now too -21816;1365620787;Bugpowdurr;;;goxlag -21815;1365620788;gribble;MtGox lag is 1022.119422 seconds. During this time, light travels 2.04831587747 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -21814;1365620799;MJR_;yeah 1.5 AU's may be part of the reason -21813;1365620818;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.04000001 = 2.08 BTC [-] -21812;1365620872;MJR_;but also, still at 250 at bitfloor -21811;1365620878;ThickAsThieves;lag is from major selloff triggering reordering of soft bids -21810;1365620879;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.04 BTC [-] -21809;1365620880;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.018 BTC [-] -21808;1365620880;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1.014 = 3.042 BTC [-] -21807;1365620901;MJR_;yeah...but not everyone follows this as closely -21806;1365620908;MJR_;one major selloff+lag = panic for some -21805;1365620946;ThickAsThieves;would be nice if ;;bids showed a data vintage -21804;1365620998;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.014 = 2.028 BTC [-] -21803;1365621109;ThickAsThieves;what is the official wat to test which price mpex options uses to excercise? -21802;1365621112;ThickAsThieves;way -21801;1365621118;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.01100003 BTC [-] -21800;1365621119;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.01100003 BTC [-] -21799;1365621123;ThickAsThieves;is it $avg? -21798;1365621125;pgp;any place beside bitcoincharts to get trade histories - site timeouts. I'm trying to reconstuct 24 moving avg for last year... -21797;1365621146;ThickAsThieves;$avg -21796;1365621148;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -21795;1365621175;deadweasel;would be nice to hold above 227... -21794;1365621178;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -21793;1365621179;deadweasel;:0 -21792;1365621182;deadweasel;:) -21791;1365621190;MJR_;its rising guys... -21790;1365621198;MJR_;almost back to 240 -21789;1365621222;MJR_;and rising past 251 on bitfloor (i think this may be record volume for bitfloor as well) -21788;1365621238;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.21 = 1.05 BTC [+] -21787;1365621239;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.2 = 2.4 BTC [-] -21786;1365621246;pgp;;;bc,24hprc -21785;1365621251;gribble;227.18 -21784;1365621270;ThickAsThieves;pgp is that what bot uses? -21783;1365621274;ThickAsThieves;options bot -21782;1365621298;pgp;yes -21781;1365621311;MJR_;$avg -21780;1365621313;mpexbot;MJR_: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -21779;1365621323;MJR_;think both are equal but wanted to test -21778;1365621354;pgp;it's in the faq -21777;1365621358;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 0.99520001 BTC [-] -21776;1365621387;deadweasel;;;goxlag -21775;1365621387;gribble;MtGox lag is 1189.968031 seconds. During this time, light travels 2.38468261058 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -21774;1365621412;ThickAsThieves;thx -21773;1365621447;MJR_;faq predates mpexbot... -21772;1365621473;deadweasel;$avg -21771;1365621477;mpexbot;deadweasel: 227.18 -21770;1365621486;MJR_;yep equal -21769;1365621492;deadweasel;;;bc,24hprc -21768;1365621499;gribble;227.18 -21767;1365621521;deadweasel;could be coincidence. i thought ;;bc was gox only? -21766;1365621541;MJR_;nah, mpex uses it, so it must be the cross exchange number -21765;1365621559;MJR_;since mpex doesn't go by gox for options (not only by gox, though it makes up most of the number) -21764;1365621688;pgp;;;goxlog -21763;1365621688;gribble;Error: "goxlog" is not a valid command. -21762;1365621701;pgp;;;goxlag -21761;1365621701;gribble;MtGox lag is 871.828642 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.74713483709 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -21760;1365621915;Bugpowdurr;bc is cross exchange -21759;1365621926;Bugpowdurr;gawd damnit -21758;1365621928;Bugpowdurr;230 -21757;1365621951;ThickAsThieves;coins for sale is still increasing... -21756;1365621989;Bugpowdurr;and bot is still down -21755;1365622018;Bugpowdurr;just going to step away from this... -21754;1365622095;jcpham;haha -21753;1365622126;ThickAsThieves;$avg -21752;1365622138;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -21751;1365622142;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,24hprc -21750;1365622147;gribble;227.18 -21749;1365622242;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21748;1365622246;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 233.00000, Best ask: 234.99999, Bid-ask spread: 1.99999, Last trade: 234.99999, 24 hour volume: 93700.32878955, 24 hour low: 220.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 239.14213 -21747;1365622281;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 41 @ 0.00996 = 0.4084 BTC [-] -21746;1365622284;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1000 @ 0.01001 = 10.01 BTC [+] -21745;1365622431;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21744;1365622432;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 229.88659, Best ask: 230.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11341, Last trade: 229.88659, 24 hour volume: 93920.89273959, 24 hour low: 220.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 239.14560 -21743;1365622457;mod6;;;seen smickles -21742;1365622457;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 0 hours, 51 minutes, and 47 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -21741;1365622463;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21740;1365622464;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 231.00000, Best ask: 235.00000, Bid-ask spread: 4.00000, Last trade: 230.62587, 24 hour volume: 93920.89273959, 24 hour low: 220.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 239.14560 -21739;1365622481;thestringpuller;okay rally is back on -21738;1365622496;Namworld;Who bought those BTC-BOND... -21737;1365622497;pgp;lol -21736;1365622499;Namworld;anyway... -21735;1365622554;Scrat;thestringpuller: where do you see that? I only see trades that were issued 10 minutes ago because gox is a piece of shit -21734;1365622564;mod6;!ticker h vtx -21733;1365622565;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -21732;1365622566;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.18000000 / 0.22859646 / 0.28000000 (421 shares, 96.23910756 BTC), 7D: 0.18000000 / 0.31138451 / 0.47000000 (1490 shares, 463.96291803 BTC), 30D: 0.18000000 / 0.42180339 / 0.79900000 (14359 shares, 6056.67483856 BTC) -21731;1365622572;gribble;MtGox lag is 586.074302 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.17448633919 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -21730;1365622575;thestringpuller;;;bids 120 -21729;1365622577;gribble;There are currently 30682.543 bitcoins demanded at or over 120.0 USD, worth 5463681.92999 USD in total. | Data vintage: 4.2593 seconds -21728;1365622590;thestringpuller;;;bids 220 -21727;1365622591;gribble;There are currently 3087.9525 bitcoins demanded at or over 220.0 USD, worth 691260.620651 USD in total. | Data vintage: 19.8122 seconds -21726;1365622604;mod6;wow. what is vtx and why did it crash? -21725;1365622605;thestringpuller;;;asks 250 -21724;1365622605;gribble;There are currently 3345.7072 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 815592.437721 USD in total. | Data vintage: 34.7430 seconds -21723;1365622612;pgp;lag blows!!! -21722;1365622631;pgp;so goddamn frustrating... -21721;1365622632;thestringpuller;mod6 all havelock popped -21720;1365622703;pgp;228 -21719;1365622706;mod6;oh that vtx was the canadian exchange 'eh -21718;1365622711;mod6;it 'popped'? -21717;1365622747;thestringpuller;yea -21716;1365622756;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -21715;1365622756;gribble;MtGox lag is 576.990166 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.15628183236 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -21714;1365622775;thestringpuller;HIM is BFL based. -21713;1365622779;mod6;hmm -21712;1365622781;pgp;227 -21711;1365622785;thestringpuller;wow super gox lag -21710;1365622796;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21709;1365622797;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 229.11000, Best ask: 230.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.89000, Last trade: 230.00000, 24 hour volume: 94682.35153073, 24 hour low: 220.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 239.10318 -21708;1365622824;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21707;1365622825;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 229.11000, Best ask: 230.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.89000, Last trade: 230.00000, 24 hour volume: 95098.86292173, 24 hour low: 220.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 239.05336 -21706;1365622830;thestringpuller;ugh -21705;1365622864;pgp;226 -21704;1365622873;ThickAsThieves;gonna go lower still -21703;1365622877;pgp;yep -21702;1365622898;ThickAsThieves;where's the new money? -21701;1365622899;deadweasel;finally the roller coaster goes down -21700;1365622922;Doffx;It will go to about 211-212 -21699;1365622941;pgp;225 -21698;1365622960;deadweasel;could go 190. could shoot up in the night to 300. who fuggin knows. -21697;1365622986;Doffx;Oh high of 266 I missed that somehow duh -21696;1365622989;Doffx;yeah 225 -21695;1365623011;Doffx;back to 300 tomorrow! -21694;1365623015;Doffx;haha -21693;1365623022;Doffx;anyhow off to do work. -21692;1365623029;deadweasel;https://www.kraken.com/market -21691;1365623039;deadweasel;good depth graphs -21690;1365623425;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,24hprc -21689;1365623426;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -21688;1365623436;ThickAsThieves;$avg -21687;1365623438;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -21686;1365623443;bgupta;;;bc,24hprc -21685;1365623444;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -21684;1365623487;deadweasel;lol, forums down. :) newbs ddosing it to post panic posts -21683;1365623498;deadweasel;good times -21682;1365623514;deadweasel;forums up again! :) -21681;1365623616;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 1000 -21680;1365623619;gribble;A market order to sell 1000 bitcoins right now would net 220609.3737 USD and would take the last price down to 219.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 220.6094 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0002 seconds -21679;1365623739;kakobrekla;arrrgg veggies! -21678;1365623807;Bugpowdurr;fuuuuk -21677;1365623820;Namworld;;;ticker -21676;1365623823;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 218.50000, Best ask: 226.99999, Bid-ask spread: 8.49999, Last trade: 218.50000, 24 hour volume: 95443.23142610, 24 hour low: 218.50000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 238.94761 -21675;1365623835;Namworld;yeah, we under 219 now -21674;1365623945;kakobrekla;endoftheworld.swf -21673;1365623958;jcpham;woohoo -21672;1365623959;Bugpowdurr;;;bc,24hprc -21671;1365623959;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -21670;1365623965;ThickAsThieves;we're stabilizing -21669;1365623985;pgp;you call this stabilizing? -21668;1365624009;Scrat;I call this an arbitrary retarded rollercoaster -21667;1365624013;deadweasel;^ -21666;1365624054;ThickAsThieves;i'm predicting stabilization -21665;1365624064;ThickAsThieves;not calling a 45+ drop stabilization -21664;1365624143;pgp;callin' the bottom? -21663;1365624164;Bugpowdurr;Just exercised a shitload of calls -21662;1365624169;Bugpowdurr;ARGH -21661;1365624178;jborkl_;215 -21660;1365624200;KRS-1;;;ticker -21659;1365624201;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 215.12452, Best ask: 220.00000, Bid-ask spread: 4.87548, Last trade: 215.12452, 24 hour volume: 96147.37374937, 24 hour low: 217.11100, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 238.79527 -21658;1365624235;deadweasel;Bugpowdurr: why? -21657;1365624250;deadweasel;think dwonturn will push $avg down through to the 27th? -21656;1365624251;Bugpowdurr;cause 24hprc is 29 -21655;1365624257;Bugpowdurr;or 227 -21654;1365624264;Bugpowdurr;I dunno -21653;1365624268;Bugpowdurr;I am probably stupid -21652;1365624289;deadweasel;227, no, i don't think you are. i've been preventing myself from clicking exercise all morning. -21651;1365624290;Bugpowdurr;I'm up a lot on these calls, want to protect the profits -21650;1365624298;deadweasel;smart. -21649;1365624305;Bugpowdurr;I still have 1000 C302Ts... -21648;1365624306;pgp;i think so... -21647;1365624312;KRS-1;its going back up? -21646;1365624314;Bugpowdurr;Anyone want to buy some C302Ts???? -21645;1365624333;Bugpowdurr;90% chance it bounces hard by 200. -21644;1365624386;pgp;105% chance it goes past 200 -21643;1365624435;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 2 @ 0.06746 = 0.1349 BTC [-] -21642;1365624471;pgp;if it breaks $200, noob panic will set in... -21641;1365624497;BitHub;;) -21640;1365624499;BitHub;cmon 200 -21639;1365624501;pgp;215 going, going. gone... -21638;1365624511;BitHub;hows your cash looking guys? -21637;1365624525;BitHub;got some ready? -21636;1365624564;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 3 @ 0.06746 = 0.2024 BTC [-] -21635;1365624575;mod6;yeah when she bottoms be ready to BTFD -21634;1365624613;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.06746 BTC [-] -21633;1365624685;pgp;;;goxlag -21632;1365624695;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -21631;1365624698;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlaglag -21630;1365624698;gribble;Error: "goxlaglag" is not a valid command. -21629;1365624717;kakobrekla;pgp http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ -21628;1365624726;pgp;lag on lag... -21627;1365624768;Scrat;you know you have failed at providing a service when people actually bother to graph your lag -21626;1365624769;taub;btce is at 175 already -21625;1365624780;taub;implying mtgox lag isnt fucking the price development up -21624;1365624803;mod6;Scrat: +1 -21623;1365624849;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.06746 BTC [-] -21622;1365624861;pgp;175? i don't see that? -21621;1365624886;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si:81/render/?title=Bitstamp+and+Mtgox+market+values+-+1+hour&vtitle=Dollars&from=-1hour&width=500&height=250&until=now&areaMode=none&lineMode=connected&target=alias%28bitcoin.mtgox.transactions%2C%22Mtgox%22%29&target=alias%28bitcoin.bitstamp.transactions%2C%22Bitstamp%22%29 -21620;1365624887;taub;https://btc-e.com -21619;1365624889;mod6;Last Price: 181.996 USD -21618;1365624891;Scrat;pgp: gotta visit the website. bitcoinity is behind -21617;1365624893;mod6;@ btc-e.com -21616;1365624901;pgp;shit.... -21615;1365624906;taub;low is 168 -21614;1365624933;taub;lag is in the stratosphere -21613;1365624957;MJR_;is it 168? -21612;1365624962;MJR_;i see 213 -21611;1365624977;taub;it was -21610;1365624980;kakobrekla;MJR_ between 20 and 2000 -21609;1365624984;taub;shooting back up right now again -21608;1365624988;MJR_;thats my range -21607;1365624995;MJR_;just watch the decimal point is my strategy -21606;1365625000;kakobrekla;:) -21605;1365625119;taub;btw -21604;1365625122;taub;that lag chart -21603;1365625126;taub;20 minuts lag -21602;1365625139;taub;can we put mtgox to sleep now -21601;1365625152;deadweasel;yes please -21600;1365625173;deadweasel;put it in a bag and hold it under water. -21599;1365625173;MJR_;its painful to watch -21598;1365625187;Scrat;burn the entire deck of cards -21597;1365625261;pgp;204 on coinlab -21596;1365625265;Bugpowdurr;thank god mpoebot is not on here -21595;1365625273;Bugpowdurr;otherwise I might buy puts -21594;1365625278;Bugpowdurr;like an idiot -21593;1365625296;pgp;saving yourself from yourself? -21592;1365625318;ZedsterX;does anyone know the actual price my lags are over 20 mins -21591;1365625334;taub;there is no actual price -21590;1365625339;taub;watch it at btce -21589;1365625343;taub;best bet -21588;1365625356;Scrat;209 on gox, 24h low -21587;1365625367;kakobrekla;;;ticker --last -21586;1365625368;gribble;204.00000 -21585;1365625946;deadweasel;;;goxlag -21584;1365625946;gribble;MtGox lag is 1936.838474 seconds. During this time, light travels 3.88140261597 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -21583;1365626060;Namworld;let's make it 6000 seconds... -21582;1365626103;pgp;basically a 10 dollar spread right now -21581;1365626105;mod6;hah, sittin in the asteroid belt -21580;1365626158;Namworld;which cannot be exploited anyway -21579;1365626158;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21578;1365626165;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 207.64769, Best ask: 210.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.35231, Last trade: 200.20000, 24 hour volume: 94268.30080656, 24 hour low: 200.57000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 238.09025 -21577;1365626173;deadweasel;old data -21576;1365626175;pgp;printing 200 -21575;1365626178;taub;$avg -21574;1365626183;mpexbot;taub: 227.18 -21573;1365626218;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.26 = 2.6 BTC [+] -21572;1365626219;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.2629 = 0.7887 BTC [+] -21571;1365626221;pgp;avg hasn't changed at all... something is wrong tith that -21570;1365626251;Bugpowdurr;200 -21569;1365626253;Bugpowdurr;pgp -21568;1365626255;Bugpowdurr;I know -21567;1365626256;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21566;1365626260;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 200.00000, Best ask: 205.00000, Bid-ask spread: 5.00000, Last trade: 200.00000, 24 hour volume: 93585.85587562, 24 hour low: 200.20000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 238.10401 -21565;1365626264;Bugpowdurr;mpex bot is down too -21564;1365626266;Bugpowdurr;fick -21563;1365626277;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.26 = 2.6 BTC [-] -21562;1365626282;MJR_;bitfloor just crashed i think -21561;1365626285;Bugpowdurr;puts would be nice to buy with a $27 mispricing -21560;1365626286;Bugpowdurr;lol -21559;1365626317;Namworld;no options available... -21558;1365626330;pgp;bitfloor been down for a while, eh? -21557;1365626338;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.2629 = 2.629 BTC [+] -21556;1365626344;Namworld;I think mircea takes the bot offline when these wild swings occur or something -21555;1365626361;Namworld;so people don't take advantage of the huge average/price difference -21554;1365626365;pgp;778 print at 200 -21553;1365626371;deadweasel;bouncing? -21552;1365626382;pgp;i don't think so... wall is falling -21551;1365626398;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.263 = 1.315 BTC [+] -21550;1365626400;Namworld;or bot just goes of when it can't get an average, which is from bitcoincharts which tends to go bust at the same time as MtGox -21549;1365626434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2273 @ 0.00069098 = 1.5706 BTC [-] -21548;1365626441;pgp;well, maybe he only runs the bot when he at his terminal... he's not logged on here... -21547;1365626442;Bugpowdurr;if we break 200 -21546;1365626444;Bugpowdurr;oh my -21545;1365626457;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.263988 = 1.056 BTC [+] -21544;1365626492;pgp;;;goxlag -21543;1365626493;gribble;MtGox lag is 2198.736701 seconds. During this time, light travels 4.40624373052 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Jupiter (5.2 AU). -21542;1365626505;pgp;we've made it to jupiter! -21541;1365626513;Bugpowdurr;I'm waiting for Saturn -21540;1365626515;taub;laglag lag lag alaaaaaaaaaaag we all lag -21539;1365626517;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.2687 = 1.0748 BTC [+] -21538;1365626521;Bugpowdurr;we hit Saturn before -21537;1365626548;pgp;can't wait... saturn is a beautiful sight to behold... -21536;1365626556;MJR_;does he have pluto? -21535;1365626558;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21534;1365626560;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 200.00000, Best ask: 210.00000, Bid-ask spread: 10.00000, Last trade: 200.00000, 24 hour volume: 95453.02714893, 24 hour low: 200.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 237.25191 -21533;1365626561;pgp;more big prints at 200 -21532;1365626563;MJR_;or is he a planetary purist -21531;1365626572;MJR_;another obvious dump and buy -21530;1365626614;pgp;not so sure about that... -21529;1365626616;bitesak;seems like a possible strategy indeed -21528;1365626624;Bugpowdurr;I want my putttts -21527;1365626638;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.2629 BTC [-] -21526;1365626639;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.2688 BTC [+] -21525;1365626641;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.268888 = 0.5378 BTC [+] -21524;1365626641;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.289 BTC [+] -21523;1365626642;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.299998 BTC [+] -21522;1365626643;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.3 = 15 BTC [+] -21521;1365626644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 44 @ 0.3 = 13.2 BTC [+] -21520;1365626650;pgp;picking a bottom on a swift downdraft like this could be painful -21519;1365626658;bitesak;would you buy puts regardless of the lag at the time of purchase? -21518;1365626672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.002779 = 1.3895 BTC [-] -21517;1365626674;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2400 @ 0.00277899 = 6.6696 BTC [-] -21516;1365626682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2099 @ 0.0027 = 5.6673 BTC [-] -21515;1365626684;pgp;$10 spread - for real? what a fucking joke! -21514;1365626728;Bugpowdurr;I always lose money buying puts -21513;1365626734;Bugpowdurr;but you never know! -21512;1365626749;bitesak;once you might win ! -21511;1365626757;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.12 BTC [+] -21510;1365626762;bitesak;;;goxlag -21509;1365626763;gribble;MtGox lag is 2414.772998 seconds. During this time, light travels 4.83917805085 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Jupiter (5.2 AU). -21508;1365626818;bitesak;200 is gone -21507;1365626822;Lornzz;hio -21506;1365626827;MJR_;fun times -21505;1365626830;MJR_;blood in the streets -21504;1365626846;MJR_;;;calc 2414/60 -21503;1365626846;gribble;40.2333333333 -21502;1365626851;MJR_;40 minutes lag will do that -21501;1365626855;Lornzz;may someone give me a pointer to where i can find a satoshidice related channel? -21500;1365626871;thestringpuller;someone just made a lot of money -21499;1365626875;MJR_;i guess no one has declared self-help? -21498;1365626875;pgp; feeling better about exercising? -21497;1365626887;MJR_;;;bc,24hprc -21496;1365626888;gribble;227.18 -21495;1365626893;MJR_;hmmm -21494;1365626897;pgp;it wrong -21493;1365626901;pgp;196 -21492;1365626908;pgp;210 -21491;1365626909;jborkl_;btce and virtex are showing 170 -21490;1365626911;MJR_;;;calc (227.18-164)/227.18 -21489;1365626911;gribble;0.278105467031 -21488;1365626912;pgp;$14 spread... -21487;1365626937;Scrat;i think gox just died -21486;1365626943;bitesak;can I exercise now on coinbr? -21485;1365626947;MJR_;yes you can -21484;1365626959;FabianB_;Lornzz: about investing or gambling? -21483;1365626969;bitesak;it will be based on the avg price? -21482;1365626970;deadweasel;;;goxlag -21481;1365626972;gribble;MtGox lag is 2513.197929 seconds. During this time, light travels 5.03642051055 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Jupiter (5.2 AU). -21480;1365626977;pgp;just imagine if gox supported buy stop and sell stop orders... -21479;1365627009;Lornzz;FabianB_: gambling related -21478;1365627015;Lornzz;actually -21477;1365627016;Lornzz;^_^ -21476;1365627017;Lornzz;support related -21475;1365627028;bitesak;;;ticker -21474;1365627028;FabianB_;dunno then, probably not -21473;1365627029;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 194.10508, Best ask: 200.00000, Bid-ask spread: 5.89492, Last trade: 194.10508, 24 hour volume: 96446.18641015, 24 hour low: 194.10508, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 236.68617 -21472;1365627032;deadweasel;try the forums. -21471;1365627040;topace|2;;;goxlag -21470;1365627041;gribble;MtGox lag is 2521.606381 seconds. During this time, light travels 5.05327095421 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Jupiter (5.2 AU). -21469;1365627045;topace|2;jesus -21468;1365627054;Lornzz;which forums are you talking about? bitcoinstalk.org? -21467;1365627058;topace|2;mtgox ddos ? -21466;1365627059;pgp;avg price is not working correctly... for sure -21465;1365627086;MJR_;it is -21464;1365627099;MJR_;i just exercised at the exact same as the bot said -21463;1365627135;bitesak;just did -21462;1365627149;deadweasel;194 was the low -21461;1365627233;Chilca;;;ticker -21460;1365627233;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 193.15000, Best ask: 199.29345, Bid-ask spread: 6.14345, Last trade: 193.15000, 24 hour volume: 96446.18641015, 24 hour low: 194.10508, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 236.68617 -21459;1365627241;pgp;$avg -21458;1365627245;mpexbot;pgp: 227.18 -21457;1365627273;pgp;that number hasn't changed in over an hour -21456;1365627282;ThickAsThieves;it hasnt change for longer than that -21455;1365627287;ThickAsThieves;possibly all day -21454;1365627289;pgp;prolly -21453;1365627305;Bugpowdurr;yeah, despite the bitcoincharts number updating -21452;1365627316;Bugpowdurr;Maybe MP ran off with all teh coinz -21451;1365627329;ThickAsThieves;[08:19] $avg -21450;1365627329;ThickAsThieves;[08:19] deadweasel: 227.18 -21449;1365627341;bitesak;drama has to come from somewhere -21448;1365627347;Bugpowdurr;game over man! -21447;1365627355;pgp;can't get to bitcoincharts - what do it say? -21446;1365627356;Bugpowdurr;ok bounce at 150 now -21445;1365627362;gesell;ddos -21444;1365627374;Bugpowdurr;its was 229.11 but sure that has dropped since then. -21443;1365627432;unbalanced_;bitcoinity down -21442;1365627433;pgp;236 avg for gox alone -21441;1365627453;pgp;bitcoinity down for me too... -21440;1365627466;pgp;bitfloor still down too -21439;1365627471;pgp;not good -21438;1365627477;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.285 = 2.28 BTC [-] -21437;1365627499;Bugpowdurr;bitfloor got hacked again -21436;1365627502;Bugpowdurr;duuuug -21435;1365627504;Bugpowdurr;duch -21434;1365627549;mircea_popescu;Bugpowdurr noway ?! -21433;1365627568;pgp;190 on gox -21432;1365627611;Bugpowdurr;lawl -21431;1365627617;Bugpowdurr;where is dat putssss -21430;1365627620;pgp;now relegated to hitting refresh on gox website.... -21429;1365627631;Bugpowdurr;fix your vwap brah -21428;1365627661;bitesak;exercising your calls is not enough? -21427;1365627662;pgp;mpex using bad vwap -21426;1365627674;Scrat;pgp: you can join #bitcoin-market , amphipod seems to have a telepathic connection to exchanges -21425;1365627721;gesell;any time max keiser opens his mouth things go to shit -21424;1365627742;mircea_popescu;well, no bitcoincharts, no vwap. -21423;1365627758;Namworld;lol... max keiser for the win -21422;1365627768;gesell;amen -21421;1365627777;bitesak;is the forum down too? -21420;1365627782;BitHub;lulz keiser -21419;1365627786;BitHub;god bless that man -21418;1365627791;mod6;well, max & stacy were talking every day like buy buy buy -21417;1365627805;gesell;i'd love to see a panel with mircea_popescu and max keiser together :P -21416;1365627813;bitesak;bitcoinity is back -21415;1365627832;mod6;and these "journalists" on all the blogs and ZH, etc, nothing but just garbage reporting. -21414;1365627850;mod6;i even liked ZH for a while, but this stuff lately has been outright retarded -21413;1365627860;mod6;:< -21412;1365627922;mircea_popescu;gesell he kinda got his ass handed to him last week so -21411;1365627924;MJR_;no one selling calls? -21410;1365627926;mircea_popescu;i don't imagine he's gonna. -21409;1365627950;pgp;wow low 183... -21408;1365627957;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.2629 BTC [-] -21407;1365627967;Chilca;;;ticker -21406;1365627971;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 194.17125, Best ask: 198.00000, Bid-ask spread: 3.82875, Last trade: 183.00000, 24 hour volume: 97280.46863889, 24 hour low: 183.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 235.67905 -21405;1365627985;gesell;mircea_popescu: where was that, i didnt see -21404;1365627986;MJR_;Mtgox is currently having some issue. Only orders routed to Bitfinex will be processed until Mtgox service has returned to normal. -21403;1365627987;Bugpowdurr;bitfloor is back -21402;1365627998;MJR_;and over 200 -21401;1365628009;mircea_popescu;gesell on twitter. he was all herpderp bitcoin went to 150 as predicted now it is going to 500 -21400;1365628012;mircea_popescu;this on the 3rd -21399;1365628020;mircea_popescu;i was like stfu noob, get in line. -21398;1365628028;ThickAsThieves;where is juriv -21397;1365628030;MJR_;20 point spread on bfx -21396;1365628030;mircea_popescu;then the trend broke and then he was all distraught -21395;1365628031;ThickAsThieves;jurov* -21394;1365628073;MJR_;you will see the flood of buy orders from 30 minutes ago start to come in now i think, we are trading with people in the past now -21393;1365628090;deadweasel;this had to happen.. it's good -21392;1365628098;MJR_;hey, i agree -21391;1365628103;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21390;1365628104;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 183.00000, Best ask: 190.00000, Bid-ask spread: 7.00000, Last trade: 190.00000, 24 hour volume: 97280.46863889, 24 hour low: 183.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 235.67905 -21389;1365628109;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -21388;1365628110;gribble;MtGox lag is 3141.535095 seconds. During this time, light travels 6.295601156 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Jupiter (5.2 AU). -21387;1365628118;ThickAsThieves;fuck you gox -21386;1365628121;Scrat;check bitstamp -21385;1365628147;deadweasel;Scrat is right, get a good subset of exchange prices at #bitcoin-market -21384;1365628172;pgp;yep - good call, scrat -21383;1365628174;gesell;gox should lower the number of bids one can make based on current lag. that way small orders can drag things down, aand its analog'ish enough that as they fix lag issues even buts can do what they want -21382;1365628188;gesell;s/can/cant -21381;1365628224;gesell;btw, anyone have a contact to magicaltux? I would like to inform him of this 0day that would crash the websockets interface. -21380;1365628246;MJR_;PM on forum? -21379;1365628247;Bugpowdurr;isnt' that 0day like 3 months old? -21378;1365628257;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21377;1365628261;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 180.00000, Best ask: 198.00000, Bid-ask spread: 18.00000, Last trade: 180.00000, 24 hour volume: 97429.84097955, 24 hour low: 180.75700, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 235.29545 -21376;1365628262;gesell;yeah i mentioned it here 2 or 3 months ago but havent published it at all -21375;1365628264;Scrat;Bugpowdurr: then it's a.... 3month -21374;1365628265;gesell;so its still 0day -21373;1365628266;Scrat;YEAAAAAHHHH -21372;1365628267;pigeons;gesell: /q magicaltux -21371;1365628268;gesell;no one has used it -21370;1365628292;gesell;no user magicaltux around these parts -21369;1365628295;deadweasel;are you sure? -21368;1365628325;gesell;deadweasel: not publically at least and the current dos's are actually DDoS or 1:1 dos. Not crashing the interface, as far as ive hard -21367;1365628327;Scrat;bitstamp 115 -21366;1365628328;Scrat;the fuck -21365;1365628330;gesell;so no, no one has used it yet -21364;1365628337;pigeons;he is here, look in #mtgox and check your spelling -21363;1365628353;gesell;cant join need +r -21362;1365628367;pigeons;well /q magicaltux works -21361;1365628407;Scrat;gesell: to which websocket daemon does that apply? -21360;1365628446;gesell;socket.io lib of nodejs -21359;1365628474;MJR_;i was hoping today would be exciting -21358;1365628480;gesell;tested it once, watched it go down and come right back up (meaning there is some mitigation to this) -21357;1365628512;MJR_;isn't socket.io supposed to fail over to other transport mechanisms? -21356;1365628518;bitesak;;;goxlag -21355;1365628519;Scrat;well, correlation is not causation -21354;1365628520;MJR_;xhr, flash, etc -21353;1365628520;gribble;MtGox lag is 3440.907279 seconds. During this time, light travels 6.8955396608 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Jupiter (5.2 AU). -21352;1365628524;Scrat;download node, set it up and test it -21351;1365628535;MJR_;i have an instance running right now, and it does fall back to xhr -21350;1365628565;Scrat;MJR_: fallback has nothing to do with node crashing though -21349;1365628566;gesell;Scrat: this is true. im not looking for anything from this but actually the way i and friend came to this was because he was working on a project for google that used the same lib and he found the problem there. so i would just pass it along if possible -21348;1365628593;Scrat;gesell: I actually use socket.io heavily and I've worked on a pretty big deployment of it last year -21347;1365628595;gesell;Scrat: we were able to at least confirm in a local test enviornment that the lib for nodejs has the problem, and could replicate -21346;1365628598;pgp;$120 -wtf -21345;1365628622;Bugpowdurr;where is the 120 -21344;1365628677;pgp;bitstamp -21343;1365628691;bitesak;directly on the site ? -21342;1365628695;pgp;yes -21341;1365628710;bitesak;I get the cloudflare Always Up farce -21340;1365628713;pgp;518 coins offered 120 -21339;1365628725;Scrat;it aint a fluke either, been < 130 for the last 20 mins -21338;1365628729;mod6;my puts are ITM? -21337;1365628734;mod6;neat -21336;1365628737;MJR_;you sure it is USD? -21335;1365628739;MJR_;not EUR -21334;1365628748;kakobrekla;its usd -21333;1365628764;kakobrekla;there were sell orders for ~100$ -21332;1365628774;MJR_;gox is so annoying -21331;1365628786;kakobrekla;gox is causing panic -21330;1365628790;pgp;173 gox - new low -21329;1365628791;MJR_;i know, i love that part -21328;1365628800;MJR_;blood in the streets -21327;1365628810;MJR_;i don't care what you give me, just take this NAO -21326;1365628812;bitesak;oops -21325;1365628818;Bugpowder_;Well my bids start at $91 -21324;1365628819;kakobrekla;hm? -21323;1365628825;bitesak;120$ indeed on stamps -21322;1365628906;jborkl_;btce 137 -21321;1365628917;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.2629 = 2.3661 BTC [-] -21320;1365628919;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.284 = 5.68 BTC [+] -21319;1365628920;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.3 = 3.3 BTC [+] -21318;1365628940;pgp;wow -21317;1365628962;jborkl_;people are realizing how much bitcoins and $ virtex is making -21316;1365628964;pgp;i hear a popping sound... -21315;1365628971;jborkl_;especially with gox all fucked up -21314;1365628993;pgp;157 gox -21313;1365629036;Chilca;how can you check gox order book or price? -21312;1365629065;pgp;150 -21311;1365629092;KRS-1;pop as in bubble -21310;1365629096;Bugpowder_;$40 spread -21309;1365629103;KRS-1;wtf is happening -21308;1365629107;Bugpowder_;anyone want to buy some C302Ts? -21307;1365629123;bitesak;sure -21306;1365629123;MJR_;Bugpowder_: how much? -21305;1365629135;taub;only mtgox source right now for me is the stream from bitcoin charts -21304;1365629142;taub;i guess their ticker still works too -21303;1365629147;MJR_;i'm watching #bitcoin-market -21302;1365629150;taub;https://mtgox.com/api/1/BTCUSD/ticker -21301;1365629158;gesell;wow, this is a new test of the market for certain -21300;1365629160;taub;no point in looking at book data, 60min lag -21299;1365629167;farfi;good time to shut of the computer :) -21298;1365629169;taub;yea, well this was long overdue -21297;1365629181;pgp;for sure -21296;1365629182;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21295;1365629183;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 156.01003, Best ask: 180.00000, Bid-ask spread: 23.98997, Last trade: 180.00000, 24 hour volume: 100647.42874735, 24 hour low: 157.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 232.22003 -21294;1365629188;Bugpowder_;150 will be hard to break -21293;1365629190;taub;if you look at a 240m chart it doesnt look that bad, considering the steep upmove -21292;1365629193;taub;what pisses me off -21291;1365629195;Bugpowder_;100 impossiburu? -21290;1365629198;taub;that i bought in back at 250 -21289;1365629199;pgp;whoops, there went the bitfloor book again... -21288;1365629203;taub;after selling at 220 -21287;1365629214;gesell;taub: you are in good company. i purchased some new coin at 250 as well -21286;1365629220;bitesak;105 on stamp -21285;1365629233;jborkl_;btce130 -21284;1365629254;gesell;not much but. whatevs -21283;1365629280;pgp;bitfloor back - 150 -21282;1365629283;taub;goxlag is just compounding this crash... -21281;1365629290;MJR_;yep -21280;1365629299;MJR_;hope they all sell already and go away -21279;1365629300;Namworld;150? Nah, going to fall like flies -21278;1365629301;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21277;1365629302;Bugpowder_;wake me when gox hits 149 -21276;1365629304;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 156.01003, Best ask: 180.00000, Bid-ask spread: 23.98997, Last trade: 156.01003, 24 hour volume: 100861.53781031, 24 hour low: 156.01003, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 231.92817 -21275;1365629309;mircea_popescu;whoever sees tux can tell him that gox leeched ~5mn dollars off the community this month. -21274;1365629311;Namworld;being hit by an explosion -21273;1365629317;pgp;100 on bitstamp -21272;1365629320;Scrat;Bugpowder_: are you sure the wall at 150 is real? -21271;1365629320;mircea_popescu;for the privilege of fucking it over. -21270;1365629322;taub;Bugpowder_: it's already ay 156 -21269;1365629338;MJR_;lol fuck -21268;1365629340;pgp;118 on bitfloor -21267;1365629343;MJR_;i'm seeing 109 on bitfloor -21266;1365629344;pgp;109 -21265;1365629357;pgp;holy mother of god! -21264;1365629360;MJR_;buy buy buy -21263;1365629367;pgp;crazy shit -21262;1365629375;MJR_;yep -21261;1365629381;mircea_popescu;lol -21260;1365629385;MJR_;and now back to 148 -21259;1365629388;MJR_;dumbassses -21258;1365629409;taub;yea -21257;1365629413;MJR_;its funny that they think of limit orders as "too advanced" but i think the market order should come with two warnings -21256;1365629415;taub;looks like i caught the wrong end of this -21255;1365629416;Bugpowder_;82EUR -21254;1365629416;mircea_popescu;where's that quote where i say "every dollar over 100 is a dollar lost "? -21253;1365629420;taub;fug -21252;1365629423;thestringpuller;;;ticker -21251;1365629425;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 170.00000, Best ask: 180.00000, Bid-ask spread: 10.00000, Last trade: 180.00000, 24 hour volume: 100861.53781031, 24 hour low: 156.01003, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 231.92817 -21250;1365629427;gesell;anyone, what happen to the huge lower buy walls that were there about 30 minutes before the crash? -21249;1365629433;gesell;were they removed, soaked up? -21248;1365629435;taub;i wonder what max kaiser is spouting now -21247;1365629449;pgp;i wonder when cnbc is pick up this story... -21246;1365629455;mod6;lol -21245;1365629463;Namworld;Max Kaiser has cashed out already and is wondering what else he's going to pump & dump now? -21244;1365629463;taub;oh his twitter has been slient for 4 h :D -21243;1365629475;taub;lol yea -21242;1365629491;MJR_;eh, all this day to day is silly anyway, 100k or 0... -21241;1365629504;MJR_;but i appreciate the buying opportunity -21240;1365629513;taub;yea exactly -21239;1365629517;gesell;agree -21238;1365629518;taub;im not concerned long run -21237;1365629521;MJR_;exactly -21236;1365629527;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -21235;1365629528;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 181.00000, Best ask: 195.00000, Bid-ask spread: 14.00000, Last trade: 175.00000, 24 hour volume: 100987.02516697, 24 hour low: 156.01003, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 231.76704 -21234;1365629534;taub;but i want to use opportunities to aquire more coins -21233;1365629537;MJR_;def -21232;1365629542;taub;so far i missed a big one here -21231;1365629561;Bugpowder_;I think amphipod lost the gox stream -21230;1365629561;MJR_;ah cuz you didn't get out and get back in? there will be many more crashes in the future -21229;1365629564;ThickAsThieves;jurov where arrrrrrrre you -21228;1365629569;pgp;190 gox -21227;1365629572;kakobrekla;78$ stamp -21226;1365629576;kakobrekla;buy time -21225;1365629577;MJR_;just saw it -21224;1365629583;Bugpowder_;nvmd -21223;1365629586;mircea_popescu;lol 80 -21222;1365629587;MJR_;rallying on bitfloor -21221;1365629587;kakobrekla;if i can get the page to load up -21220;1365629592;MJR_;155 now -21219;1365629597;MJR_;after touching 108 -21218;1365629598;jborkl_;btce back up to 160 -21217;1365629608;kakobrekla;price is between 80 and 200 rite now -21216;1365629621;mircea_popescu;Apr 03 14:11:19 getting tempted of shaving of a bit -21215;1365629621;mircea_popescu;Apr 03 14:11:22 and when they finally panic they'll expect actual players to buy from them. -21214;1365629621;mircea_popescu;Apr 03 14:11:25 it won't happen over 100. -21213;1365629621;mircea_popescu;Apr 03 14:11:37 so basicvally... any dollar over 100 anyone pays on a btc is a dollar lost. -21212;1365629623;MJR_;kakobrekla i think between 0 and 80k -21211;1365629628;mircea_popescu;'s mug in it -21210;1365629633;jborkl_;btc e 175 -21209;1365629650;MJR_;182 bitfloor -21208;1365629652;MJR_;lol -21207;1365629657;Namworld;I sold at 250 luckily... -21206;1365629660;MJR_;guess the dump and buy is done huh? -21205;1365629690;wao;see $78 -21204;1365629691;jborkl_;btc e 190 -21203;1365629692;wao;at stamp -21202;1365629692;bitesak;would like to see the lag down before calling it done -21201;1365629698;MJR_;yeah -21200;1365629700;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -21199;1365629701;gribble;MtGox lag is 4304.957932 seconds. During this time, light travels 8.62708749502 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -21198;1365629712;MJR_;YAY we made it past jupiter! -21197;1365629716;pgp;bitstamp is at $78 -21196;1365629719;taub;lol -21195;1365629727;MJR_;if we slingshot, we could have made it past saturn -21194;1365629729;gesell;like i said, what happen to the 2 huge near $1m buy walls about $5 and $15 below market price that were there about 30 min before the crash? -21193;1365629732;MJR_;jk -21192;1365629740;bitesak;funny world -21191;1365629766;MJR_;gesell: i would imagine that once they cleared the book, they pulled those and then watched it sink -21190;1365629787;MJR_;simply market manipulation -21189;1365629795;taub;$50 spread on the gox now -21188;1365629799;gesell;MJR_: yeah I'm not sure. Wouldnt assume that yet, unless someone saw them when they were up, and saw them removed just before the crash -21187;1365629820;taub;http://images.4chan.org/pol/src/1365618292494.png -21186;1365629823;MJR_;gesell: i wasn't watching them, but absolutely nothing changed since yesterday and today -21185;1365629836;MJR_;if anything, i think this is someone very bullish, who just didn't want to pay full price -21184;1365629844;MJR_;perhaps a big fund or something -21183;1365629864;MJR_;back to 195 -21182;1365629872;kakobrekla;not so fast! -21181;1365629878;kakobrekla;i just bought at 78 at stamp -21180;1365629878;ThickAsThieves;this was people that were smart enoug to realize 265 was a ridic price -21179;1365629880;MJR_;on bitfloor it just ticked at 195 -21178;1365629880;pgp;second chance to sell -21177;1365629901;MJR_;kakobrekla: why ridiculous? -21176;1365629913;kakobrekla;wha? -21175;1365629913;MJR_;i think in the grand scheme of things, it'll look cheap at 10x that -21174;1365629915;pgp;somebody tell those buys that the crash is over... -21173;1365629922;kakobrekla;MJR_ i didnt say dat :p -21172;1365629930;ThickAsThieves;ridic because of the parabolic rise -21171;1365629941;MJR_;eh, picture ten years in the future -21170;1365629946;bitesak;;;goxlag -21169;1365629946;ThickAsThieves;no thanks -21168;1365629948;gribble;MtGox lag is 4530.11715 seconds. During this time, light travels 9.07830404688 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -21167;1365629952;MJR_;and put that against a $265 betg -21166;1365629973;MJR_;i don't care about the $265, so it actually really doesn't matter what price i pay -21165;1365629979;ThickAsThieves;youre nuts if you think 10 years will paint a totally new landscape -21164;1365629980;taub;nice kakobrekla -21163;1365629980;pgp;too far, too fast... -21162;1365629986;ThickAsThieves;wont -21161;1365629991;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: the world will be unrecognizable -21160;1365630014;MJR_;i want to go drink some tears from redditors...brb -21159;1365630049;bitesak;back UP :) to 96 -21158;1365630054;Namworld;;;ticker -21157;1365630057;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 172.00000, Best ask: 190.97000, Bid-ask spread: 18.97000, Last trade: 190.97000, 24 hour volume: 101854.75453118, 24 hour low: 150.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 229.94480 -21156;1365630062;Namworld;150 low -21155;1365630070;Namworld;we just hit a few moments ago -21154;1365630073;MJR_;ugh people are so amazingly stupid -21153;1365630080;bitesak;on stamp I meant -21152;1365630096;KRS-1;lemmings -21151;1365630099;Chilca;;;ticker -21150;1365630110;punkman;$70 low at bitstamp -21149;1365630116;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 180.00000, Best ask: 190.97000, Bid-ask spread: 10.97000, Last trade: 180.00000, 24 hour volume: 101854.75453118, 24 hour low: 150.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 229.94480 -21148;1365630116;MJR_;with crazy market orders, you get ticks at 197 and then 150 -21147;1365630131;pgp;bitcoinity back up -21146;1365630146;MJR_;LOL just saw 224 on bitfloor -21145;1365630148;MJR_;hhehehe -21144;1365630195;pgp;30 point spread on bitfloor -21143;1365630224;taub;i hope everyone switches to bitfloor or something -21142;1365630228;taub;mtgox is done after this -21141;1365630229;taub;it has to b -21140;1365630231;pgp;gox 165 -21139;1365630255;Scrat;taub: sadly no. stockholm syndrome -21138;1365630260;taub;might as well go to bed, nothing gonna happen -21137;1365630270;mircea_popescu;taub it won't be -21136;1365630272;taub;price will clime back into 220-240 area -21135;1365630279;taub;and then drop again -21134;1365630329;taub;(i hope) -21133;1365630341;mod6;get 'em cheap! -21132;1365630358;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.235 BTC [-] -21131;1365630388;pgp;this is over... -21130;1365630409;pgp;gox 150 -21129;1365630418;iz;;;ticker -21128;1365630419;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 160.00000, Best ask: 177.98034, Bid-ask spread: 17.98034, Last trade: 177.98034, 24 hour volume: 102458.74013324, 24 hour low: 150.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 229.49595 -21127;1365630430;iz;lol, what did you do?!?! -21126;1365630435;mod6;haha -21125;1365630461;splnkr;I'd give Kraken a try but the fact they have Lorem Ipsum text on their homepage isn't encouraging -21124;1365630477;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [+] -21123;1365630494;taub;kraken isn't live yet -21122;1365630500;taub;its just beta with fake money -21121;1365630503;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -21120;1365630504;gribble;MtGox lag is 4497.755235 seconds. During this time, light travels 9.01345113156 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -21119;1365630530;pgp;;;ticker -21118;1365630530;splnkr;ahhhh i see taub ok -21117;1365630531;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 159.02439, Best ask: 190.00000, Bid-ask spread: 30.97561, Last trade: 159.02439, 24 hour volume: 103170.69059839, 24 hour low: 150.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 228.83195 -21116;1365630537;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [+] -21115;1365630539;jborkl_;If it gets past Pluto I think we are screwed -21114;1365630540;pgp;fuckin' spread! -21113;1365630563;benkay;ticket to cluetrain plz? did anything in particular blow up? -21112;1365630569;mircea_popescu;benkay mtgox. -21111;1365630578;benkay;is that result or cause -21110;1365630585;mircea_popescu;that is result and cause. -21109;1365630594;benkay;stinky. -21108;1365630603;pgp;chicken and egg -21107;1365630605;benkay;four thousand second lag. -21106;1365630607;taub;bitstamp $200? -21105;1365630614;taub;lol -21104;1365630627;mircea_popescu;http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ -21103;1365630629;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -21102;1365630630;gribble;MtGox lag is 4375.270055 seconds. During this time, light travels 8.76799220226 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -21101;1365630633;mircea_popescu;doesn't that look pretty. -21100;1365630634;pgp;their matching engine is totally fubar right now... -21099;1365630657;pgp;we're gonna break 150 -21098;1365630685;pgp;then more unpleasantness... -21097;1365630706;mircea_popescu;988.13 a few seconds ago 150.00 -21096;1365630708;mircea_popescu;heh -21095;1365630709;pgp;149 -21094;1365630721;Namworld;;;ticker -21093;1365630725;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.00000, Best ask: 149.00000, Bid-ask spread: 7.00000, Last trade: 142.00000, 24 hour volume: 103170.69059839, 24 hour low: 150.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 228.83195 -21092;1365630730;Namworld;YEEHAA -21091;1365630739;benkay;cool -21090;1365630742;benkay;cheap coins foar me -21089;1365630746;Scrat;ohshizzle -21088;1365630749;taub;I think mp is smiling right now -21087;1365630768;pgp;like mana from the heavens -21086;1365630776;mircea_popescu;i am just holding up a "told you so" card. -21085;1365630783;mircea_popescu;next time listen bettar, all. -21084;1365630827;pgp;mpoe bond holders gonna have a good month afterall? -21083;1365630832;KRS-1;lol -21082;1365630850;bitesak_;the month is not over yet -21081;1365630855;taub;exactly -21080;1365630867;taub;gonna sleep, cya in 5 hours -21079;1365630872;ThickAsThieves;many people will still able to excercise at a profit -21078;1365630874;mircea_popescu;i'll post a report jus' as soon as the month's done. -21077;1365630876;mod6;still 16 days until options expiration -21076;1365630888;ThickAsThieves;were* -21075;1365630929;benkay;mircea_popescu will you be offering longer term options? -21074;1365630953;mircea_popescu;just as soon as a majority of the trade happens on N month -21073;1365630957;mircea_popescu;i'll offer further out. -21072;1365630975;taub;all those fools that took out loans just to buy at 250 rofl -21071;1365630982;taub;ouch -21070;1365630986;pgp;142 -21069;1365630987;mircea_popescu;max keiser told them -21068;1365631007;taub;i wonder what he'll say to this haaa -21067;1365631010;taub;NAKED SHORTS -21066;1365631014;mircea_popescu;lol -21065;1365631029;ThickAsThieves;hmm i'm seeing a couple problems with my coinbr excercisings -21064;1365631039;ThickAsThieves;got 0 back from things that shouldnt have been total losses -21063;1365631042;pgp;140 -21062;1365631091;pgp;I wonder how badly bitfinex fared - lots of margin selling into non-existent market -21061;1365631094;benkay;what do y'all anticipate the market to bottom out at? -21060;1365631104;taub;70-100 -21059;1365631114;pgp;below 100 -21058;1365631129;mircea_popescu;100 -21057;1365631150;benkay;and expected 'retrace' (i think is the correct word?) -21056;1365631154;benkay;? -21055;1365631168;mircea_popescu;not like it's a term of art. -21054;1365631176;jcpham;so how are you guys doing -21053;1365631190;jcpham;i thought we were taking it over 9000 for sure -21052;1365631195;jcpham;njo retraces -21051;1365631195;Scrat;mtgox x25 18.6796 @ 127.54566208 USD -21050;1365631208;pgp;yikes -21049;1365631214;jcpham;perfect op to buy -21048;1365631230;Bugpowdurrrr;I hope my bids get hit -21047;1365631243;jcpham;now that we see $100 swings are feasible there's actual money to be made -21046;1365631248;pgp;;;ticker -21045;1365631249;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 125.00000, Best ask: 156.92398, Bid-ask spread: 31.92398, Last trade: 125.00000, 24 hour volume: 107629.21996269, 24 hour low: 126.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 223.42581 -21044;1365631254;Bugpowdurrrr;oooo -21043;1365631264;jcpham;dat spread -21042;1365631270;Scrat;jcpham: yes, very easy if you have direct access to the engine -21041;1365631275;Scrat;and noone will notice -21040;1365631283;pgp;bugpowder: 91 your number? -21039;1365631343;pgp;you could fly a dreamline throught that spread... ridiculous... -21038;1365631400;ThickAsThieves;$avg -21037;1365631402;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -21036;1365631409;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,24hprc -21035;1365631418;gribble;227.18 -21034;1365631436;pgp;120 -21033;1365631462;Bugpowdurrrr;lol -21032;1365631473;pgp;and coinlab has no data at all... -21031;1365631524;pgp;and some guy bought on bitfloor at 197... lol -21030;1365631552;pgp;where are the "adults"? -21029;1365631553;Bert__;Anyone have speculated any particular reason why Bitcoin went down so rapiply.. Or is is just another expected correction to price that has raised too rapidly? -21028;1365631563;Bugpowdurrrr;gox better not run out of cash -21027;1365631571;Bugpowdurrrr;MY CASH -21026;1365631593;Bugpowdurrrr;Bert__: Max Keiser -21025;1365631629;scottjp;Where's mircea? Are we under attack? -21024;1365631635;scottjp;Feels like it -21023;1365631647;benkay;"attack"? -21022;1365631654;mircea_popescu;we're under attack -21021;1365631659;mircea_popescu;in the sense that idiots promote idiots -21020;1365631665;mircea_popescu;and then idiots do their idiotic thing -21019;1365631669;iz;lol -21018;1365631669;mircea_popescu;and then we wonder if we're under attack. -21017;1365631676;mircea_popescu;yes, we are. DO NOT USE MTGOX -21016;1365631684;mircea_popescu;then you won't have to ask me if we're under attack. -21015;1365631709;benkay;this publicity campaign again. -21014;1365631716;benkay;;) -21013;1365631726;topace|2;be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful -21012;1365631754;mircea_popescu;yea, yea. publicity campaign. sure. -21011;1365631754;jborkl_;Mp, did you push the big red button? lol -21010;1365631765;pgp;good book: reminiscences of a stock operator -21009;1365631771;scottjp;all the major sites are unresponsive - ddos or just traffic? -21008;1365631773;jborkl_;I'VE got my finger on the button -21007;1365631796;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [+] -21006;1365631797;Bugpowdurrrr;lets hit 91 please -21005;1365631803;Bugpowdurrrr;or 32 -21004;1365631810;iz;scottjp: ever see a bunch of fat guys try to go through the same doorway at the same time? -21003;1365631817;pgp;117 -21002;1365631828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.0027 BTC [-] -21001;1365631831;mircea_popescu;scottjp all the minor sites (ie, everything other than mpex) just plain sucks. -21000;1365631847;Namworld;Is it me or we'll get a VERY good month for S.MPOE? -20999;1365631855;Namworld;I think most people were holding calls... -20998;1365631859;Bugpowdurrrr;there wasn't that much options action -20997;1365631864;Bugpowdurrrr;TBH -20996;1365631866;mod6;yeah, was I the only one that still had puts? -20995;1365631878;Bugpowdurrrr;Namworld: did you stop buying puts? -20994;1365631878;mircea_popescu;Namworld it was about half calls half puts as i pointed out to jurov / he wanted to quote on the forum etc. -20993;1365631902;mod6;well, they're listed now ... -20992;1365631975;MJR_;;;goxlag -20991;1365631976;gribble;MtGox lag is 3858.490312 seconds. During this time, light travels 7.73237138344 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -20990;1365631977;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.29 = 0.58 BTC [+] -20989;1365631990;MJR_;;;calc 3858/60 -20988;1365631991;gribble;64.3 -20987;1365631996;benkay;does this market even do price discovery with that much trading latency? -20986;1365632004;FabianB_;hope it drives some noobs out -20985;1365632005;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -20984;1365632005;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 116.00000, Best ask: 150.00000, Bid-ask spread: 34.00000, Last trade: 116.00000, 24 hour volume: 110659.55530272, 24 hour low: 116.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 220.40982 -20983;1365632014;mod6;FabianB_: it will -20982;1365632034;pgp;benkay: not really -20981;1365632039;pgp;look at spread -20980;1365632048;pgp;;;ticker -20979;1365632049;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 127.21951, Best ask: 133.38538, Bid-ask spread: 6.16587, Last trade: 150.00000, 24 hour volume: 110659.55530272, 24 hour low: 116.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 220.40982 -20978;1365632061;pgp;oh... spread narrowed -20977;1365632067;pgp;was like 40 -20976;1365632068;salinawyldcat;how do you check the time stamp of the lowest trade? -20975;1365632096;pgp;;;goxlag -20974;1365632098;gribble;MtGox lag is 3854.391173 seconds. During this time, light travels 7.72415675478 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -20973;1365632120;jcpham;data is an hour old -20972;1365632125;jcpham;;;goxlag -20971;1365632127;gribble;MtGox lag is 3847.828407 seconds. During this time, light travels 7.71100504519 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Saturn (9.54 AU). -20970;1365632128;jborkl_;btce 124 -20969;1365632157;pgp;<+amphipod> Apr10 19:14:55 mtgox x3 13.8943 @ 112.35606189 USD -20968;1365632204;scottjp;As I see it - we have broken into the mainstream ever so slightly and our systems don't hold up. This is part of the process I guess - this will help us improve - but it's pretty embarrassing -20967;1365632235;Scrat;porngo.at handled the load like a champ -20966;1365632236;pgp;fuck ya, it's embarassing... -20965;1365632331;ThickAsThieves;gox won even let me place an ask -20964;1365632347;pgp;yesterday, I was having cocktails with VCs and everyone wants to talk to me about bitcoins - after today, they won't even recognize me -20963;1365632349;ThickAsThieves;button does nothing -20962;1365632354;Scrat;gox 109 -20961;1365632372;jcpham;pgp i hope you mentioned to them about the manipulation -20960;1365632373;pgp;may 50 is the bottom? -20959;1365632376;pgp;maybe -20958;1365632377;MJR_;... -20957;1365632383;MJR_;you guys are trading with the past right now -20956;1365632387;pgp;by max kaiser? -20955;1365632389;thestringpuller;;;ticker -20954;1365632389;MJR_;market orders from an hour ago -20953;1365632390;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 110.00000, Best ask: 149.07778, Bid-ask spread: 39.07778, Last trade: 149.07778, 24 hour volume: 111779.96618126, 24 hour low: 111.24300, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 219.22259 -20952;1365632401;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -20951;1365632402;gribble;MtGox lag is 3401.086096 seconds. During this time, light travels 6.81573845593 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Jupiter (5.2 AU). -20950;1365632411;jcpham;ijs if you are talking to money you should understand the market is heavily manipulated -20949;1365632415;jcpham;in more ways than one -20948;1365632438;jcpham;the money needs to know someone can make a power play daily -20947;1365632443;MJR_;bitfloor is holding steady at 155 -20946;1365632445;OgNasty;Anyone have a list of sites that take payment based on the 24 hour average? -20945;1365632455;MJR_;or even better, they can make power plays daily -20944;1365632459;pgp;nothing different than fiat markets -20943;1365632462;mircea_popescu;lmao at this feed -20942;1365632462;jcpham;yes, that too -20941;1365632468;mircea_popescu;buys at 156 followed by sells at 125 -20940;1365632480;Bugggger;try 107 -20939;1365632482;pgp;laughable -20938;1365632484;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: yaaay lag! -20937;1365632490;MJR_;thats why market orders are pretty dumb in a supper laggy shit engine -20936;1365632492;thestringpuller;the great bubble -20935;1365632502;evoorhees;what a crazy day! -20934;1365632506;jcpham;how many bubbles will we see though -20933;1365632510;evoorhees;many -20932;1365632512;MJR_;i'm guessing i'll get a good price in an hour from now -20931;1365632512;mod6;and whats this I heard about gox limiting orders to 100 at a time? -20930;1365632516;jcpham;bitcoin is like an economics history in hyperdrive -20929;1365632522;mircea_popescu;MJR_ there's two things biotcoin investors are too smart for : mpex and limit orders. -20928;1365632522;mod6;that was supposed to go into effect today? -20927;1365632523;jcpham;which bubble was today -20926;1365632524;mircea_popescu;bless their souls. -20925;1365632533;mircea_popescu;hi evoorhees -20924;1365632541;mircea_popescu;you just lost 100mn dollah bro. -20923;1365632543;MJR_;hey evoorhees -20922;1365632551;mircea_popescu;i lost two. -20921;1365632560;evoorhees;a hundred million huh? :) -20920;1365632564;mircea_popescu;yeah. totally. -20919;1365632584;evoorhees;well then I will have an awesome capital loss deduction on my taxes -20918;1365632586;thestringpuller;;;bids 0 -20917;1365632586;gribble;There are currently 42631227 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 6143603.12416 USD in total. | Data vintage: 32.8264 seconds -20916;1365632591;thestringpuller;hahahahaha -20915;1365632594;thestringpuller;this i great -20914;1365632595;mircea_popescu;"hello irs ? yes this is dog" -20913;1365632596;thestringpuller;is -20912;1365632611;pgp;150, 122, 150, 122... -20911;1365632642;MJR_;160 bitfloor -20910;1365632659;MJR_;i'm gonna get back to coding, i'll check back in a few hours -20909;1365632693;bgupta;well if one is a believer, this could become a great opportunity… to pick up more coins -20908;1365632696;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.27 = 1.35 BTC [+] -20907;1365632697;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.28649 = 0.573 BTC [+] -20906;1365632698;MJR_;yep -20905;1365632698;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2864999 BTC [+] -20904;1365632699;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.2865 = 0.573 BTC [+] -20903;1365632700;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.2867 = 0.5734 BTC [+] -20902;1365632701;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.287 BTC [+] -20901;1365632702;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.287 = 0.574 BTC [+] -20900;1365632702;pgp;this shit *is* distracting - that's for sure... -20899;1365632703;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.2875 = 3.45 BTC [+] -20898;1365632703;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.288 = 0.576 BTC [+] -20897;1365632704;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.2898 = 0.8694 BTC [+] -20896;1365632705;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.29 = 0.58 BTC [+] -20895;1365632706;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.294 = 0.588 BTC [+] -20894;1365632707;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.298 = 5.364 BTC [+] -20893;1365632708;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 23 @ 0.299 = 6.877 BTC [+] -20892;1365632716;MJR_;nice! s.dice rally -20891;1365632730;MJR_;in expectation of people dumping coins cuz of crash? -20890;1365632735;mod6;well pgp this is the most important thing in our generation, its hard not to pay attention. -20889;1365632737;bgupta;If it hits 50, I will sell some things that I don't really want to part with to take a larger btc position -20888;1365632760;mod6;im glue'd as well :] -20887;1365632793;pgp;106 -20886;1365632831;Bugpowda;looks like the first wave of buys are starting to hit -20885;1365632836;Scrat;so who else made bank today, other than magicaltux -20884;1365632845;Bugpowda;I hope there is still one 20000 BTC market sell waiting to hit. -20883;1365632856;Bugpowda;before the bounce -20882;1365632860;pgp;yep - glued - soon to be enjoyed with a drink in hand - it's five o'clock somewhere, right? -20881;1365632870;mod6;haha, it sure is -20880;1365632872;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.37103 = 2.2262 BTC [-] -20879;1365632885;OgNasty;I can't even get an order through gox... -20878;1365632888;Bugpowda;just hit 91 plz -20877;1365632894;OgNasty;Can't bounce if people can't buy. -20876;1365632896;mod6;and bitcoin will live to fight another day -20875;1365632927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 695 @ 0.00319 = 2.2171 BTC [+] -20874;1365632929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5000 @ 0.003195 = 15.975 BTC [+] -20873;1365632949;pgp;bitstamp seems to be normalized at 122 -20872;1365632951;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 13 @ 0.37102 = 4.8233 BTC [-] -20871;1365633071;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7342 BTC [-] -20870;1365633074;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.732 BTC [-] -20869;1365633076;punkman;do limit orders work on bitstamp? -20868;1365633076;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7313 BTC [-] -20867;1365633078;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [-] -20866;1365633088;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.727 BTC [-] -20865;1365633092;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.702 = 1.404 BTC [-] -20864;1365633094;MJR_;yep thats my point, we are watching a farce play out, but we can't intervene -20863;1365633102;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.7013 = 3.5065 BTC [-] -20862;1365633107;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.70014 BTC [-] -20861;1365633110;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 0.7001 = 9.1013 BTC [-] -20860;1365633113;MJR_;its like watching a distant galaxy's war...its already been done -20859;1365633122;Bugpowda;;;goxlag -20858;1365633122;gribble;MtGox lag is 1887.856924 seconds. During this time, light travels 3.7832441382 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -20857;1365633124;Bugpowda;;;bids 0 -20856;1365633124;gribble;There are currently 42736435 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 6196428.4601 USD in total. | Data vintage: 54.2196 seconds -20855;1365633124;MJR_;185 bitfloor -20854;1365633134;Bugpowda;lol -20853;1365633138;punkman;I gotta start calling in favours, get some cash on an exchange, start buying during dips -20852;1365633142;Bugpowda;6.2M -20851;1365633177;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.309 = 3.708 BTC [+] -20850;1365633181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1600 @ 0.003289 = 5.2624 BTC [+] -20849;1365633248;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -20848;1365633249;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 130.00000, Best ask: 134.20757, Bid-ask spread: 4.20757, Last trade: 134.20757, 24 hour volume: 115349.53392103, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 214.70630 -20847;1365633274;lololo;godzilla fucked the gox hamster -20846;1365633282;mircea_popescu;maybe someone in the crows that's not mentally retarded manages to notice what service mtgox is delivering for 1mn a month. -20845;1365633287;pgp;6.2MM ... that's a big haircut -20844;1365633336;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7001 = 1.4002 BTC [-] -20843;1365633359;deadweasel;$161 spread for the day. -20842;1365633364;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ -20841;1365633380;kakobrekla;the distant galaxy is getting closer -20840;1365633392;Bugpowda;goxlag down to 6 minutes! -20839;1365633398;pgp;;;ticker -20838;1365633398;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 106.10000, Best ask: 149.00000, Bid-ask spread: 42.90000, Last trade: 106.10000, 24 hour volume: 115349.53392103, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 214.70630 -20837;1365633411;jborkl_;coinlab caught up -20836;1365633411;pgp;$43 spread -20835;1365633416;MJR_;nice -20834;1365633422;MJR_;hopefully we will have some real information soon -20833;1365633446;jborkl_;111 -20832;1365633451;jborkl_;lowest 106 -20831;1365633490;pgp;the problem with lag and subsequent huge spreads is that regulators will now have something tangible to point to vis-a-vis protecting the consumers... -20830;1365633512;pgp;fucks it up for all of us -20829;1365633534;deadweasel;this is what we signed up for. -20828;1365633560;pgp;indeed -20827;1365633586;OgNasty;hard to complain about triple digit BTCs... -20826;1365633599;pgp;let's hope it stays that way -20825;1365633603;thestringpulled;;;ticker -20824;1365633605;thestringpulled;;;asks 0 -20823;1365633606;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 158.60300, Best ask: 164.78000, Bid-ask spread: 6.17700, Last trade: 158.60300, 24 hour volume: 116200.68527493, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 213.66190 -20822;1365633606;thestringpulled;;;bids 0 -20821;1365633607;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 0.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 72.6251 seconds -20820;1365633608;gribble;There are currently 42879652 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 6016501.54882 USD in total. | Data vintage: 72.7408 seconds -20819;1365633615;thestringpulled;wtf is going on today -20818;1365633623;MJR_;buying opportunity of the year? -20817;1365633629;deadweasel;^ -20816;1365633635;lololo;yep -20815;1365633649;pgp;mtgox replaced their graph - what a joke -20814;1365633657;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.089 BTC [+] -20813;1365633665;bitesak;;;asks 100 -20812;1365633669;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.5674 seconds -20811;1365633715;pgp;6MM bid... was 6.2MM 10 min ago... -20810;1365633717;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [+] -20809;1365633722;pgp;not a good sign -20808;1365633746;pgp;methinks more short-term downside... -20807;1365633766;OgNasty;I'm trying to buy... At 106. :) -20806;1365633775;ThickAsThieves;sell button on Gox isnt even functioning right now, are we just watching all the past orders of the day thru goxlag -20805;1365633776;bitesak;lets have a lag close to 0 and then assess -20804;1365633794;thestringpulled_;!ticker m s.mpoe -20803;1365633795;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00069098 / 0.00070945 / 0.000715 (160086 shares, 113.57 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00069029 / 0.00071514 (2045008 shares, 1,411.66 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068765 / 0.00077505 (9412586 shares, 6,472.64 BTC) -20802;1365633803;thestringpulled_;MWASHAHAHAHAHA -20801;1365633842;pgp;;;asks 999999999 -20800;1365633844;gribble;There are currently 51776.79 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999.0 USD, worth 2899007691.85 USD in total. | Data vintage: 50.1436 seconds -20799;1365633850;MJR_;;;goxlag -20798;1365633851;gribble;MtGox lag is 645.385533 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.29334538204 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -20797;1365633861;MJR_;10 minutes, back to normal? -20796;1365633861;OgNasty;sell button works fine on my pc... interestingly it doesn't work on my mac... -20795;1365633878;ThickAsThieves;;;bids o -20794;1365633878;gribble;Error: 'o' is not a valid floating point number. -20793;1365633883;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -20792;1365633883;gribble;There are currently 42901822 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 6983685.78301 USD in total. | Data vintage: 91.2011 seconds -20791;1365633888;pgp;;;asks 300 -20790;1365633888;gribble;There are currently 34271.076 bitcoins offered at or under 300.0 USD, worth 7910977.33468 USD in total. | Data vintage: 96.3186 seconds -20789;1365633939;pgp;orders coming back onto book - looks like... -20788;1365633945;bgupta;so quesiton for old time traders.. other than the big selloff in 11 (and the "fork flashcrash") have we ever seen such a dramatic downward price move? Basically 50% as fast as gox could handle it -20787;1365633988;bitesak;at the time of bitcoinica we did -20786;1365633996;mod6;and after GLBSE -20785;1365634003;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 35 @ 0.00325 = 0.1138 BTC [-] -20784;1365634007;bgupta;heh.. -20783;1365634010;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 91 @ 0.003205 = 0.2917 BTC [-] -20782;1365634022;KRS-1;sell button wasnt working for me on gox -20781;1365634050;KRS-1;its okay with me though im good -20780;1365634050;Bugpowda;I just got filled at 133.335 -20779;1365634051;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.691 BTC [-] -20778;1365634054;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.69 BTC [-] -20777;1365634055;lololo;that was the killing blow for mtgox -20776;1365634057;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.6269 = 1.8807 BTC [-] -20775;1365634070;lololo;who in the right mind will ever trade there again? -20774;1365634075;thestring;;;ticker -20773;1365634076;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.3095 = 1.857 BTC [+] -20772;1365634076;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 124.00000, Best ask: 130.00000, Bid-ask spread: 6.00000, Last trade: 130.00000, 24 hour volume: 118103.42036012, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 211.81434 -20771;1365634077;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.31 = 2.48 BTC [+] -20770;1365634078;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.31 = 0.93 BTC [+] -20769;1365634081;thestring;there we go -20768;1365634088;thestring;;;goxlag -20767;1365634088;gribble;MtGox lag is 728.692788 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.4602921883 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -20766;1365634137;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.28 BTC [-] -20765;1365634185;mircea_popescu;bgupta the pirate stuff in august was similar. -20764;1365634196;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.315 BTC [+] -20763;1365634199;mircea_popescu;but no, glbse didn't even register -20762;1365634205;mircea_popescu;and bitcoinica was a 20% selloff iirc -20761;1365634219;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -20760;1365634220;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 120.00000, Best ask: 129.00000, Bid-ask spread: 9.00000, Last trade: 120.00000, 24 hour volume: 118103.42036012, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 211.81434 -20759;1365634222;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -20758;1365634223;gribble;MtGox lag is 724.106535 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.45110138864 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -20757;1365634232;jborkl_;pirate weekend was 11.5 to 7 -20756;1365634241;mod6;(12:50) < mircea_popescu> but no, glbse didn't even register -20755;1365634244;jborkl_;something like that -20754;1365634250;mod6;oops maybe that was pirate stuff i was remembering... -20753;1365634265;mircea_popescu;actually let me dig it up -20752;1365634270;mod6;haha, can't look at bitcoincharts either for the history. thats ded too. -20751;1365634284;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/mpoe-rezultate-august-2012/ -20750;1365634299;jcpham;crazy language -20749;1365634304;bgupta;gotcha… wishing it would come back to 50 -20748;1365634304;jcpham;hurts my brain -20747;1365634309;mircea_popescu;~9.5 to ~15.5 and back to ~10.5 -20746;1365634315;mircea_popescu;so +60% then and -30% -20745;1365634331;jcpham;can't even pronounce cumparari with out laughing -20744;1365634332;mircea_popescu;this was more like +150% and back down 50% -20743;1365634339;mircea_popescu;hehe -20742;1365634341;bgupta;got it -20741;1365634378;bgupta;should be interesting to graph the bottoms of all 30%+ drops.. -20740;1365634382;thestring;;;ticker -20739;1365634382;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 131.65510, Best ask: 139.00000, Bid-ask spread: 7.34490, Last trade: 131.00000, 24 hour volume: 117610.35167010, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 210.73940 -20738;1365634392;bgupta;I have to run. be back later. -20737;1365634395;thestring;gribble seems to still be able to connect to gox -20736;1365634437;ThickAsThieves;;;seen jurov -20735;1365634437;gribble;jurov was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 20 hours, 34 minutes, and 22 seconds ago: mircea_popescu, withdrawals pls -20734;1365634464;MJR_;;;goxlag -20733;1365634468;thestring;;;ticker -20732;1365634479;gribble;MtGox lag is 774.288923 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.55166633232 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -20731;1365634495;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 127.00000, Best ask: 134.00000, Bid-ask spread: 7.00000, Last trade: 134.00000, 24 hour volume: 117610.35167010, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 210.73940 -20730;1365634497;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.31 = 3.41 BTC [-] -20729;1365634556;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.09 = 3.27 BTC [+] -20728;1365634619;thestring;;;ticker -20727;1365634620;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 127.21951, Best ask: 143.06527, Bid-ask spread: 15.84576, Last trade: 149.99999, 24 hour volume: 118890.16565084, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 209.86283 -20726;1365634697;Bugpowda;poor bitcoinity... so behind. -20725;1365634697;Bugpowda;connected users: 13134 -20724;1365634736;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.315 = 0.945 BTC [+] -20723;1365634797;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3331 BTC [+] -20722;1365634856;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3331 BTC [+] -20721;1365634985;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -20720;1365634986;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.003289 = 0.3289 BTC [+] -20719;1365634986;gribble;MtGox lag is 815.718806 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.63469135398 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -20718;1365634987;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -20717;1365634988;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 131.13000, Best ask: 133.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.87000, Last trade: 133.00000, 24 hour volume: 122718.37665676, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 207.67786 -20716;1365635009;ThickAsThieves;why all the sdice buys? -20715;1365635013;ThickAsThieves;did i miss some news? -20714;1365635034;Bugpowda;BTC price dropped -20713;1365635066;Bugpowda;probably bullish for S.DICE BTC valuation -20712;1365635095;pigeons;nah there hasnt been any correlation shown in btc/usd price and s.dice profits/bets -20711;1365635097;Bugpowda;Looks like the bottom is in. -20710;1365635108;Bugpowda;pigeons: I'm not saying there has been. -20709;1365635109;pigeons;but s.dice should have a good yield this month -20708;1365635109;ThickAsThieves;pigeons i disagree -20707;1365635115;Bugpowda;but that is why people just bought some -20706;1365635122;pigeons;ThickAsThieves: to disagree just show it to me -20705;1365635173;ThickAsThieves;you think we'll see another 15k profit month at $250 BTC/USD anytime soon? -20704;1365635191;Bugpowda;I kinda like goxlag. If you know what you are doing, you can profit from it I think. -20703;1365635200;pigeons;i asked for a correlation seen in the past, not "do you think we'll see x anytime soon" -20702;1365635240;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -20701;1365635243;KRS-1;i think i gotta go have a drink.. -20700;1365635243;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 129.54194, Best ask: 140.00000, Bid-ask spread: 10.45806, Last trade: 129.00000, 24 hour volume: 123531.05189806, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 207.12602 -20699;1365635250;ThickAsThieves;i hear you pigeons -20698;1365635252;mircea_popescu;sooo... back to 130 ? -20697;1365635255;ThickAsThieves;lemme see what i can dig up -20696;1365635256;KRS-1;this would be a scotch day -20695;1365635258;Bugpowda;yup -20694;1365635261;mircea_popescu;ready to go again ? -20693;1365635279;Bugpowda;Got filled at 133.335, but my 121.25 is languishing on the book -20692;1365635282;Doffx;Will thos 260 options drop in price I wonder -20691;1365635299;Bugpowda;surpised that it didn't snap back harder yet. -20690;1365635312;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 3 @ 0.12381 = 0.3714 BTC [+] -20689;1365635340;Doffx;Im not, Mtgox is the issue. -20688;1365635346;Bugpowda;oh sweet. Filled at 121 -20687;1365635356;Doffx;You would think they would have fixed that by now. -20686;1365635364;OgNasty;I'm getting buys filled at 123 and sells filled at 145 simulatneously... -20685;1365635384;OgNasty;Gotta love gox lag. -20684;1365635418;rikur;damn, might be too late to get money in -20683;1365635433;zomgwtfninjabbq;err seems like the right time -20682;1365635492;bitesak;;;ticker -20681;1365635494;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 139.94146, Best ask: 143.85158, Bid-ask spread: 3.91012, Last trade: 148.00000, 24 hour volume: 125333.65136459, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 205.77171 -20680;1365635517;bitesak;;;goxlag -20679;1365635518;gribble;MtGox lag is 636.652305 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.27584409091 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -20678;1365635598;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.12381 BTC [+] -20677;1365635600;mircea_popescu;i'm seeing like 105 ? -20676;1365635602;Bugpowda;up up and away... Back to 200. -20675;1365635608;Doffx;What is the fastest way to get money in anyhow -20674;1365635609;Bugpowda;mircea_popescu: bitcoinity is way behind -20673;1365635621;Doffx;I have never found a good way other than dealing with OTC -20672;1365635621;Bugpowda;moddy is on it -20671;1365635631;mircea_popescu;how do you know ? -20670;1365635634;mod6;btc-e was at 170 a minute ago... -20669;1365635638;mod6;USD -20668;1365635639;Bugpowda;I am watching everything at once -20667;1365635652;Bugpowda;IRC is best, then moody -20666;1365635655;mircea_popescu;http://clarkmoody.com/ btw -20665;1365635669;mircea_popescu;"I'm a 25 year old guy from College Station, Texas. I am married to the most wonderful woman in the world, and I love Jesus. I'm a huge fan of creative brainstorming sessions, unmanned aerial vehicles, geeky microcontroller electronics projects, and games of disc golf with friends." -20664;1365635670;Bugpowda;'m a 25 year old guy from College Station, Texas. I am married to the most wonderful woman in the world, and I love Jesus. -20663;1365635685;kakobrekla;old. -20662;1365635696;Bugpowda;Yeah, he nolonger loves jesus -20661;1365635704;kakobrekla;mebbe dat too -20660;1365635706;Bugpowda;pledge his faith to satoshi -20659;1365635717;kakobrekla;cyber christ. -20658;1365635723;mod6;lol -20657;1365635725;kakobrekla;or what was it? -20656;1365635726;pizzaman1337;In Satoshi We Trust -20655;1365635729;Scrat;in love with jesus -20654;1365635749;pigeons;which is worse, disc golf or jesus? -20653;1365635754;kakobrekla;;;ticker -20652;1365635756;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 140.40075, Best ask: 149.00000, Bid-ask spread: 8.59925, Last trade: 140.40075, 24 hour volume: 127462.62102141, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 204.43302 -20651;1365635758;mod6;pigeons: good question -20650;1365635759;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -20649;1365635760;gribble;MtGox lag is 596.95149 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.19628410216 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -20648;1365635766;kakobrekla;back to 10min eh -20647;1365635774;Bugpowda;jesus -20646;1365635784;Bugpowda;whats wrong with disc golf? -20645;1365635793;pigeons;its more boring than real gold -20644;1365635795;pigeons;*golf -20643;1365635796;Bugpowda;it's like ultimate frisbee if you aren't good at running -20642;1365635814;pigeons;and less drinking -20641;1365635830;mod6;Bugpowda: aint no body got time for that -20640;1365635840;Bugpowda;maybbe its not over yet... -20639;1365635842;Bugpowda;hey now.... -20638;1365635884;mod6;haha. -20637;1365635885;Bugpowda;meh... got my bids... ttyl. time to catch up on work -20636;1365635974;mod6;:( -20635;1365635997;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 29 @ 0.28 = 8.12 BTC [-] -20634;1365636057;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.09 = 2.18 BTC [+] -20633;1365636297;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.28 = 2.8 BTC [-] -20632;1365636354;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -20631;1365636355;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 149.00000, Best ask: 149.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.99000, Last trade: 149.00000, 24 hour volume: 131603.19396295, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 201.95839 -20630;1365636358;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 26 @ 0.2933 = 7.6258 BTC [+] -20629;1365636477;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.09 = 4.36 BTC [+] -20628;1365636517;mod6;still over 500s of lag... jeeze -20627;1365636521;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.12381 BTC [+] -20626;1365636535;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 42 @ 0.31 = 13.02 BTC [-] -20625;1365636626;Bowjob_;yawn -20624;1365636859;Bowjob;I feel for the fucker who bought at 266, and sold at 105 -20623;1365636866;Bowjob;could be the same guy -20622;1365636872;lololo;lol -20621;1365636882;lololo;the old buy high sell low -20620;1365636921;kakobrekla;i cant belive i snatched a few 78 on stamp today -20619;1365636927;mod6;nice -20618;1365636937;lololo;china will rescue us ;) -20617;1365636952;pgp;;;ticker -20616;1365636956;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 151.00000, Best ask: 160.00000, Bid-ask spread: 9.00000, Last trade: 160.00000, 24 hour volume: 135121.67227778, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 200.43051 -20615;1365636957;pgp;;;goxlag -20614;1365636957;gribble;MtGox lag is 438.092694 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.877932853646 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -20613;1365636960;Bowjob;im to desensitized to this -20612;1365636974;Bowjob;i sold some, so i cant lose -20611;1365636975;Bowjob;lol -20610;1365636988;mod6;oh i tought you mean the goxlag. lol -20609;1365636995;mod6;that's becoming way too common -20608;1365637009;Bowjob;50% wednesday todaaaaaaaay -20607;1365637011;Bowjob;actually -20606;1365637019;Bowjob;this could be a present for my cakeday -20605;1365637028;lololo;bowjob fear seller ^^ -20604;1365637029;Namworld;it's a curse... -20603;1365637035;Namworld;we're in the bulltrap now -20602;1365637042;Bowjob;It all makes sense. i had my shirt backwards -20601;1365637108;MJR_;lol -20600;1365637113;MJR_;this was orchestrated -20599;1365637123;MJR_;if anything, i think they found their plan a success -20598;1365637126;MJR_;so expect more -20597;1365637133;MJR_;and expect overall MORE buying -20596;1365637139;MJR_;just my opinion -20595;1365637149;MJR_;but the whole fun of bitcoin is how easy it is to manipulate the market -20594;1365637177;MJR_;;;goxlag -20593;1365637178;gribble;MtGox lag is 518.343624 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.03875481883 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -20592;1365637239;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.1238 BTC [-] -20591;1365637291;pgp;;;bids 0 -20590;1365637293;gribble;There are currently 42635939 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11082243.7308 USD in total. | Data vintage: 9.3239 seconds -20589;1365637298;Enky;;;goxlag -20588;1365637302;Enky;;;goxlag -20587;1365637303;gribble;MtGox lag is 503.166845 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.00834072364 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -20586;1365637311;pgp;;;asks 300 -20585;1365637311;gribble;There are currently 35956.287 bitcoins offered at or under 300.0 USD, worth 8469650.61604 USD in total. | Data vintage: 28.7736 seconds -20584;1365637531;Bowjob;maybe ian will turn legit? -20583;1365637555;Bowjob;cavirtex back to 200 -20582;1365637602;Bowjob;rikur where are you brah -20581;1365637696;kakobrekla;;;ticker --last -20580;1365637697;gribble;185.00000 -20579;1365637701;kakobrekla;that works -20578;1365637703;TomServo;bitcoinforecast reports -111 short term, 407 long term. nbd. -20577;1365637792;Bowjob;;;goxlag -20576;1365637795;gribble;MtGox lag is 534.079881 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.07029010167 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -20575;1365637802;Bowjob;its the goxlag thats hurting it -20574;1365637803;rikur;Bowjob: yeah I missed the dip -20573;1365637848;MJR_;hopefully this forces people off of gox -20572;1365637879;Bowjob;i was asleep -20571;1365637919;Bugpowda;I should have bought moar -20570;1365637955;Bugpowda;6:52] <+amphipod> Apr10 18:39:01 bitstamp x65 384.5677 @ 89.57359346 USD!!! -20569;1365637962;Bowjob;seems that gox is at175 -20568;1365637967;Bowjob;according to bitcoinstore -20567;1365637988;kakobrekla;yeah thsose 80$ btc were tasty -20566;1365638001;jborkl_;asshole -20565;1365638008;jborkl_;just jealous -20564;1365638019;jborkl_;:) -20563;1365638022;MJR_;kakobrekla: you really got $80? -20562;1365638026;MJR_;NICE -20561;1365638031;kakobrekla;i bought at 200 and 150 too on the way down if it makes you feel any better -20560;1365638039;DiabloD3;!ticker -20559;1365638040;kakobrekla;ya -20558;1365638040;assbot;Hell, ain't we about more fucked than a whore at closin' time, huh? -20557;1365638047;DiabloD3;;;ticker -20556;1365638047;rikur;damn -20555;1365638048;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 179.00000, Best ask: 189.00000, Bid-ask spread: 10.00000, Last trade: 179.00000, 24 hour volume: 141513.64558635, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 198.84086 -20554;1365638058;rikur;dump and pump is dangerous, so I'm sort of glad I missed it.. -20553;1365638071;wao;;;lag -20552;1365638071;gribble;Error: "lag" is not a valid command. -20551;1365638074;kakobrekla;you win some you lose some -20550;1365638075;wao;;;goxlag -20549;1365638075;gribble;MtGox lag is 581.765251 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.16585104924 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -20548;1365638080;rikur;oh well, it should be back to 220 today -20547;1365638094;ThickAsThieves;i WANT to like the price recovering so quickly, but I worry that it puts us at the same exact exposure we were at this morning -20546;1365638101;Bowjob;Rikur, lets buy $100 hotdogs for -20545;1365638104;Bowjob;.4 BTC? -20544;1365638105;Bowjob;:D -20543;1365638105;ThickAsThieves;i huge price jump is asking for a double dip -20542;1365638111;ThickAsThieves;no amtter when it happens -20541;1365638116;mod6;^^^ -20540;1365638128;wao;^^ -20539;1365638130;wao;agree -20538;1365638138;TomServo;So my open bid @ 64 might have a chance?! haha -20537;1365638139;rikur;Bowjob: hehe, I'll wait a day or two to get hot dogs for -50% :p -20536;1365638155;rikur;TomServo: nope -20535;1365638179;ThickAsThieves;ugh... -20534;1365638185;ThickAsThieves;bitcoin mania is relentless -20533;1365638338;ThickAsThieves;pigeons you still there -20532;1365638359;ThickAsThieves;i have proof ready that SDICE betting is affected by USD/BTC rate -20531;1365638367;kakobrekla;where is that goxlag meme pic -20530;1365638368;kakobrekla;urlpls -20529;1365638429;thestringpuller;;;ticker -20528;1365638432;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 184.46829, Best ask: 190.00000, Bid-ask spread: 5.53171, Last trade: 180.44100, 24 hour volume: 143120.57221572, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 198.68487 -20527;1365638440;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -20526;1365638441;gribble;203.75 -20525;1365638451;thestringpuller;why...oh -20524;1365638453;thestringpuller;OH -20523;1365638457;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -20522;1365638459;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00069098 / 0.00070945 / 0.000715 (160086 shares, 113.57 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00069029 / 0.00071514 (2045008 shares, 1,411.66 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068765 / 0.00077505 (9412586 shares, 6,472.64 BTC) -20521;1365638463;thestringpuller;ah ha -20520;1365638488;ThickAsThieves;The following is the amount of "BTC In" for SatoshiDice.com for the previous four 4-week periods: -20519;1365638491;ThickAsThieves;Jan 16th 1992532 -20518;1365638491;ThickAsThieves;Feb 13th 1174083 -20517;1365638491;ThickAsThieves;Mar 13th 240936 -20516;1365638491;ThickAsThieves;Apr 9th 121371 -20515;1365638501;ThickAsThieves;see a trend? -20514;1365638513;bitesak;no -20513;1365638523;ThickAsThieves;Jan 16th 1992532 -20512;1365638523;ThickAsThieves;Feb 13th 1174083 -20511;1365638523;ThickAsThieves;Mar 13th 240936 -20510;1365638523;ThickAsThieves;Apr 9th 121371 -20509;1365638542;pigeons;better than when you were arguing nekkid -20508;1365638573;deadweasel;price goes up, betting goes down. -20507;1365638573;mircea_popescu;half quarter half -20506;1365638576;thestringpuller;;;asks 250 -20505;1365638576;gribble;There are currently 14360.402 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 3143389.44241 USD in total. | Data vintage: 93.6624 seconds -20504;1365638577;deadweasel;SDICE will rise! -20503;1365638586;thestringpuller;;;bids 130 -20502;1365638587;gribble;There are currently 16797.458 bitcoins demanded at or over 130.0 USD, worth 2542314.64368 USD in total. | Data vintage: 103.5214 seconds -20501;1365638659;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu ah the BCB chairman arrives -20500;1365638676;ThickAsThieves;feel free to verify, i was doing like 5 things at once (as usual) when i did the math -20499;1365638688;bitesak;;;goxlag -20498;1365638689;gribble;MtGox lag is 421.129856 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.843939516219 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -20497;1365638696;thestringpuller;MPOE will rise -20496;1365638716;thestringpuller;;;ticker -20495;1365638720;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 190.00000, Best ask: 198.90000, Bid-ask spread: 8.90000, Last trade: 198.90000, 24 hour volume: 144954.06230218, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 198.50794 -20494;1365638739;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.1238 BTC [-] -20493;1365638757;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.25500001 BTC [-] -20492;1365638807;thestringpuller;!ticker h klim -20491;1365638809;assbot;Good morning, may you serve the Lord, and may His holy dominion guide you through your dismal life. -20490;1365638816;thestringpuller;!ticker h kim -20489;1365638817;assbot;It says some pelt-wearin' trapper, some stinkin' bean-suckin' possum skinner, he's gonna collect that reward money. -20488;1365638821;thestringpuller;!ticker h him -20487;1365638822;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 0.75000001 / 1.10759322 / 1.20000000 (59 shares, 65.34800001 BTC), 7D: 0.75000001 / 1.52179593 / 1.93000000 (221 shares, 336.31690011 BTC), 30D: 0.75000001 / 1.77008474 / 2.08000000 (806 shares, 1426.68829841 BTC) -20486;1365638847;thestringpuller;!ticker h vtx -20485;1365638848;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.18000000 / 0.25133697 / 0.30000000 (515 shares, 129.43853857 BTC), 7D: 0.18000000 / 0.30180003 / 0.47000000 (1667 shares, 503.10064405 BTC), 30D: 0.18000000 / 0.41931029 / 0.79900000 (14627 shares, 6133.25156457 BTC) -20484;1365638939;mircea_popescu;whoa him went to .75 ?! -20483;1365638979;ThickAsThieves;is that the one that buys BFLs? -20482;1365638991;mircea_popescu;iirc. -20481;1365639010;thestringpuller;yea i warned them too -20480;1365639041;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -20479;1365639041;gribble;MtGox lag is 40.02897 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0802176076933 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Saturn and Titan (0.0802 AU). -20478;1365639058;thestringpuller;I wrote them an email explaining with the non-linear increase in difficulty and them not having a contingency plan for BFL labs non-delivery, there would be a run on the stock as dividends don't increase over time. -20477;1365639071;thestringpuller;Looks like people pulled out and went to ASICMINER :\ -20476;1365639079;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.003205 BTC [-] -20475;1365639097;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 68 @ 0.003205 = 0.2179 BTC [-] -20474;1365639101;mircea_popescu;" ‏@stacyherbert 6m -20473;1365639101;mircea_popescu;My friend tried buying 100 bitcoin tonight at $220, then at $200, then at $175. Mt.Gox would ONLY fill it at $140." -20472;1365639102;mircea_popescu;so much win -20471;1365639117;Bowjob;lol\ -20470;1365639125;thestringpuller;trading with the past? -20469;1365639128;Bowjob;;;goxlag -20468;1365639129;gribble;MtGox lag is 94.566716 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.189510640042 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -20467;1365639134;Bowjob;it got worse -20466;1365639136;Bowjob;;;ticker -20465;1365639136;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 195.12195, Best ask: 198.40000, Bid-ask spread: 3.27805, Last trade: 198.40000, 24 hour volume: 146479.39685151, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 198.18480 -20464;1365639149;ThickAsThieves;amazing -20463;1365639159;thestringpuller;was it the goxlag that caused it? or is shit going to get worse? -20462;1365639174;ThickAsThieves;imo another big dip to take profit is totally possible -20461;1365639186;novusordo;imo anything is possible -20460;1365639195;ThickAsThieves;imo you are correct -20459;1365639198;mircea_popescu;totally. -20458;1365639209;kakobrekla;over 200 -20457;1365639220;kakobrekla;;;ticker --last -20456;1365639221;gribble;198.97000 -20455;1365639229;kakobrekla;;;ticker -20454;1365639230;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 199.98000, Best ask: 203.00000, Bid-ask spread: 3.02000, Last trade: 203.00000, 24 hour volume: 146479.39685151, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 198.18480 -20453;1365639235;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.25 = 1 BTC [-] -20452;1365639274;pgp;I think another opportunity to sell... -20451;1365639280;pizzaman1337;seriously back to $200 already? wow -20450;1365639283;Bugpowda;yeah for sure -20449;1365639284;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00304 BTC [+] -20448;1365639288;Bugpowda;time to dump -20447;1365639292;ThickAsThieves;yep -20446;1365639293;Bugpowda;probably will be too slpw -20445;1365639296;Bugpowda;too slow -20444;1365639296;Bowjob;lets dump fiat -20443;1365639303;Bugpowda;due to gox lag -20442;1365639330;Bugpowda;it usually oscillates 2-3 cycles of decreasing amplitude after big moves -20441;1365639407;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -20440;1365639409;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 123.50099848 / 224.19815089 / 226.07089967 (13815 shares, 2,358.38 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -20439;1365639476;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.2385 = 2.385 BTC [-] -20438;1365639517;Bowjob;;;goxlag -20437;1365639520;gribble;MtGox lag is 171.222393 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.343127758471 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one month (0.2988 AU). -20436;1365639526;Bowjob;even goxlag is lagging -20435;1365639562;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -20434;1365639564;kakobrekla;hehe -20433;1365639607;pizzaman1337;where are our options... -20432;1365639616;pizzaman1337;mpexbot needs a better data source -20431;1365639619;mircea_popescu;i agree. -20430;1365639679;pgp;any link to latest communications from BFL regarding delivery - I'm looking to ammuse myself... -20429;1365639689;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=165500.msg1796232#msg1796232 -20428;1365639691;mircea_popescu;amuse away -20427;1365639857;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=171036.msg1795415#msg1795415 -20426;1365639859;mircea_popescu;also pretty good -20425;1365639869;Namworld;man... these are some good wads of cash I made -20424;1365639880;ThickAsThieves;mp would it be possible for you to develop relationships directly with your approved exchanged to become a "real" price index? -20423;1365639885;ThickAsThieves;get the info directly -20422;1365639908;ThickAsThieves;exchanges* -20421;1365639920;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: has no approved exchanges -20420;1365639927;mircea_popescu;it would be possible yes but not desirable. -20419;1365639948;gesell;;;goxlag -20418;1365639948;gribble;MtGox lag is 295.600707 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.592380507118 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -20417;1365639963;ThickAsThieves;because you dont want the work/responsibility? -20416;1365640031;mircea_popescu;because i don't want to be the judge executioner and everything else. -20415;1365640085;ThickAsThieves;makes sense -20414;1365640107;Chilca_;;;goxlag -20413;1365640107;gribble;MtGox lag is 314.06204 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.629376811746 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -20412;1365640117;mircea_popescu;don't get me wrong, i too would love to be in a better reality. -20411;1365640123;mircea_popescu;but, this is the on;y one we got. -20410;1365640153;ThickAsThieves;any candidates you think could fill the role if they tried? -20409;1365640167;ThickAsThieves;I nominate Ukto -20408;1365640171;mircea_popescu;well how would i know. -20407;1365640185;mircea_popescu;easier to tell once the thing's done and working -20406;1365640231;Ukto;I humbly decline. -20405;1365640240;Ukto;I do not like playing Judge. -20404;1365640244;Ukto;Executioner sure. :P -20403;1365640251;Ukto;But thats a different story. ;) -20402;1365640273;ThickAsThieves;booo -20401;1365640334;jborkl_;btc e 175 -20400;1365640340;ThickAsThieves;if i had the ability i would -20399;1365640346;ThickAsThieves;way out of my area -20398;1365640385;ThickAsThieves;who runs bitcoinity? -20397;1365640396;thestringpuller;comboy -20396;1365640403;jborkl_;lol, watching trollbox on btce -20395;1365640433;Bugpowda;I love that Usagi wants to take over the BAKEWELL security -20394;1365640436;Ukto;jborkl_: wait, btce is up? :P -20393;1365640454;kakobrekla;uhh? -20392;1365640470;jborkl_;it is for me -20391;1365640479;jborkl_;it only went down for a minute -20390;1365640556;pgp;mp: i love the "the movie-and-a-burger asset" comment... -20389;1365640579;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uI4fVgVVpiw -20388;1365640590;kakobrekla;a little late with the vid. -20387;1365640595;kakobrekla;but yea -20386;1365640669;mircea_popescu;pgp no but srsly. da people are done complaining about mpex fee -20385;1365640672;mircea_popescu;now it's the 1 btc -20384;1365640783;Enky;;;goxlag -20383;1365640783;gribble;MtGox lag is 107.761137 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.215952111994 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -20382;1365640789;Enky;;;ticker -20381;1365640790;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 176.10000, Best ask: 186.90000, Bid-ask spread: 10.80000, Last trade: 186.90000, 24 hour volume: 155464.04726133, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 197.51465 -20380;1365640885;Bowjob;dat spread -20379;1365640888;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=172596.msg1795924#msg1795924 -20378;1365640894;mircea_popescu;looky! wolv solved the ddos problem -20377;1365640966;Bowjob;We're taking the night off. We are not accepting new orders tonight (Wednesday Apr 10). Seriously, forget the Bitcoin Charts/Prices. Go for a walk, take a bath, go to the spa. Yes all pending orders will be processed, and Yes we'll be back to normal tomorrow. and no we were NOT hacked. -20376;1365640971;Bowjob;According to canadian bitcoins -20375;1365640973;Bowjob;xD -20374;1365640995;mod6;wat -20373;1365641003;mircea_popescu;lolwut -20372;1365641098;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -20371;1365641099;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 176.00000, Best ask: 179.98000, Bid-ask spread: 3.98000, Last trade: 170.02999, 24 hour volume: 157519.54743859, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 197.21062 -20370;1365641106;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -20369;1365641108;gribble;MtGox lag is 111.797675 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.224041288951 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -20368;1365641123;KRS1;LOL@WOLV -20367;1365641124;ThickAsThieves;sad that 111s is now respectable -20366;1365641174;KRS1;yeah...we'll just put UDP traffic from a bunch of hosts into a nice little php/html form and email it back. -20365;1365641202;ThickAsThieves;lucif knows whats up https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131065.msg1791777#msg1791777 -20364;1365641215;KRS1;<[yAK]> i was actually getting 300khash by putting a coat hanger into one of the pci express slots -20363;1365641236;TomServo;lolwut -20362;1365641238;KRS1;litecoins are strange -20361;1365641295;mircea_popescu;totally. -20360;1365641311;jborkl_;$160 -20359;1365641378;KRS1;who'd ever think of using a coat hanger..i should stick a fork in one of my bitcoin mining rigs to see if that helps. -20358;1365641435;Bowjob;http://static6.businessinsider.com/image/5165756a6bb3f7ea1c00000d-803-601/bitcoin-billionaire-2.png -20357;1365641438;Bowjob;Wooh -20356;1365641592;cole_albon;;;ticker -20355;1365641592;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 162.00000, Best ask: 162.01000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 162.01000, 24 hour volume: 160814.65103316, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 196.46287 -20354;1365641652;Bowjob;;;goxlag -20353;1365641656;gribble;MtGox lag is 82.196653 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.164721172292 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -20352;1365641752;TomServo;custom leather products < ahahahah -20351;1365641755;TomServo;that's too great -20350;1365642049;Bowjob;;;ticker -20349;1365642050;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 152.68000, Best ask: 153.98000, Bid-ask spread: 1.30000, Last trade: 152.68000, 24 hour volume: 164938.44701010, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 195.33394 -20348;1365642059;mod6;yeah headed south -20347;1365642063;punkman;"@DavidClinchNews: We can laugh at Bitcoin but real guys, in real basements, are losing real fake money right now." -20346;1365642121;ThickAsThieves;lol -20345;1365642127;ThickAsThieves;thats pretty funny -20344;1365642144;KRS1;im gonna google suicide over loss of btc and see what floats up -20343;1365642180;KRS1;it appears you guys have blood on your hands already.. -20342;1365642294;mircea_popescu;lol punkman -20341;1365642369;Bowjob;;;goxlag -20340;1365642369;gribble;MtGox lag is 120.367893 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.241215909866 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -20339;1365642384;joecool;lol -20338;1365642392;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -20337;1365642439;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [+] -20336;1365642442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12352 @ 0.00068568 = 8.4695 BTC [-] -20335;1365642444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3748 @ 0.00068433 = 2.5649 BTC [-] -20334;1365642566;ThickAsThieves;the REAL selling session has begin -20333;1365642571;ThickAsThieves;bgun* -20332;1365642575;ThickAsThieves;... -20331;1365642608;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.73 = 2.92 BTC [+] -20330;1365642666;KRS1;wtf@ http://leaksource.wordpress.com/2013/04/10/how-the-looming-bitcoin-crash-will-be-exploited-by-globalists-to-outlaw-decentralized-crypto-currencies/ -20329;1365642735;KRS1;"The velocity of bitcoins is a huge red alert" -20328;1365642751;pgp;that's what I'm talking about... -20327;1365642761;KRS1;this writing sounds a little f'd up -20326;1365642778;KRS1;doesnt hold water imo -20325;1365642793;Bugpowda;time to buy -20324;1365642795;pgp;same guy is pestering US government for Area 51 docs -20323;1365642796;Bugpowda;132.1 -20322;1365642807;KRS1;ty bugpowder -20321;1365642816;Bugpowda;the oscillation will go up from here -20320;1365642817;pgp;i'm telling you, we're back down -20319;1365642833;pgp;i don't think it's done yet -20318;1365642836;Bugpowda;My asks got filled at 198 -20317;1365642843;Bugpowda;my bid at 151 was too high -20316;1365642853;Bugpowda;got filled -20315;1365642864;pgp;gotta love second chance selling, though... -20314;1365642865;Bugpowda;now hoping for 131.1 -20313;1365642903;Bugpowda;It does a damped osciallation EVERY TIME. usually the magnitude is too small to trade due to fees, but this one is SO BIG, the fees dont matter. -20312;1365642915;mircea_popescu;KRS1 the nutsos are moving in -20311;1365642935;mircea_popescu;Bugpowda classic time arbing -20310;1365642942;Bugpowda;filled@ 131.1 -20309;1365643001;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01249 BTC [+] -20308;1365643005;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0125 BTC [+] -20307;1365643008;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.013 BTC [+] -20306;1365643013;pgp;bp: I agree with theory, but not that we necessarily go back up after attentuation of occillilations... -20305;1365643017;Enky;;;ticker -20304;1365643018;Scrat;fuck is this, I thought we were back at 200? -20303;1365643018;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 129.44000, Best ask: 130.01111, Bid-ask spread: 0.57111, Last trade: 130.01111, 24 hour volume: 173037.17370943, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 192.39910 -20302;1365643025;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.014 BTC [+] -20301;1365643028;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.0175 BTC [+] -20300;1365643032;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 2 @ 0.017959 = 0.0359 BTC [+] -20299;1365643034;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.73 = 10.95 BTC [+] -20298;1365643079;ThickAsThieves;its gonna go below 120 -20297;1365643093;Bugpowda;its possible -20296;1365643104;Bugpowda;I have bids down there too -20295;1365643108;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 49 @ 0.017999 = 0.882 BTC [+] -20294;1365643125;Chilca_;;;goxlag -20293;1365643127;gribble;MtGox lag is 189.333507 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.379422228144 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -20292;1365643132;Chilca_;;;ticker -20291;1365643139;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1016 BTC [+] -20290;1365643143;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -20289;1365643146;Chilca_;;;ticker -20288;1365643147;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1017 BTC [+] -20287;1365643150;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1018 BTC [+] -20286;1365643153;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 9 @ 0.1019 = 0.9171 BTC [+] -20285;1365643154;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 127.21951, Best ask: 129.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.78049, Last trade: 129.00000, 24 hour volume: 173862.61424907, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 192.07380 -20284;1365643243;thestringpuller;;;bids 100 -20283;1365643260;gribble;There are currently 26980.866 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 2872092.44501 USD in total. | Data vintage: 46.7765 seconds -20282;1365643269;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 4 @ 0.018 = 0.072 BTC [-] -20281;1365643277;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.01996 BTC [+] -20280;1365643290;Namworld;yeah... the few bitcoins I sold right at the top of the bubble could almost pay for enough bitcoins to settle of my whole BTC-BOND -20279;1365643293;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 20 @ 0.024989 = 0.4998 BTC [+] -20278;1365643302;Namworld;but we ain't seen the bottom of this crash -20277;1365643313;thestringpuller;lol now I have to hold for my calls at 194 lolol -20276;1365643331;Namworld;I executed my calls some time ago... -20275;1365643333;thestringpuller;shit could be worse -20274;1365643341;deadweasel;so glad i exercised midday. -20273;1365643349;Namworld;Everything going superfine here -20272;1365643349;thestringpuller;My break even was at 243 24hprc which never came -20271;1365643372;deadweasel;balls, like the 212s, whoops! -20270;1365643373;Bugpowda;GOD DAMN GOX -20269;1365643378;thestringpuller;the price plummeting is going to help mpoe -20268;1365643382;Bugpowda;lagggged -20267;1365643383;thestringpuller;!ticker m mpoe -20266;1365643384;assbot;The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow. -20265;1365643385;deadweasel;my faith is in the chinese tonight. -20264;1365643390;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -20263;1365643391;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00068433 / 0.00070689 / 0.000715 (163886 shares, 115.85 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00069025 / 0.00071514 (2061108 shares, 1,422.69 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068765 / 0.00077505 (9428686 shares, 6,483.68 BTC) -20262;1365643392;MJR_;hmmmm -20261;1365643398;MJR_;is anyone selling calls? -20260;1365643402;Bugpowda;FILLED another 100BTC. -20259;1365643405;Bugpowda;13011. -20258;1365643414;thestringpuller;you have 13011 btc? -20257;1365643418;thestringpuller;THE FUCK? -20256;1365643420;Bugpowda;130.11 -20255;1365643432;benkay_;;;ticker -20254;1365643433;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 130.00000, Best ask: 130.95306, Bid-ask spread: 0.95306, Last trade: 130.95306, 24 hour volume: 174798.60877076, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 191.69492 -20253;1365643439;deadweasel;http://bitcoinity.org/markets lol at oscar the grouch -20252;1365643447;benkay_;;;goxlag -20251;1365643449;gribble;MtGox lag is 219.05474 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.438983246301 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -20250;1365643491;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -20249;1365643493;Bugpowda;Here comes the bounce bitches. -20248;1365643506;Bugpowda;picked up 400 down here -20247;1365643514;MJR_;NICE -20246;1365643567;guruvan;sweet Bugpowda -20245;1365643568;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -20244;1365643568;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -20243;1365643571;gribble;MtGox lag is 194.482047 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.389739844658 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -20242;1365643578;ThickAsThieves;careful -20241;1365643584;ThickAsThieves;could still touch 120 -20240;1365643635;joecool;!GOXLAG -20239;1365643682;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -20238;1365643688;KRS1;recovering -20237;1365643706;ThickAsThieves;lagging -20236;1365643729;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -20235;1365643733;gribble;MtGox lag is 174.694313 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.350085447277 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -20234;1365643739;joecool;wtf gribble -20233;1365643982;Bugpowda;;;ticker -20232;1365643984;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 151.11000, Best ask: 160.00534, Bid-ask spread: 8.89534, Last trade: 150.00000, 24 hour volume: 178878.97216569, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 190.19810 -20231;1365643991;Bugpowda;BOW DOWN BITCHES -20230;1365644004;Bugpowda;fucking love bitcoin -20229;1365644011;deadweasel;haha, awesome Bugpowda -20228;1365644022;thestringpuller;;;seen mircea_popescu -20227;1365644022;gribble;mircea_popescu was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 18 minutes and 6 seconds ago: Bugpowda classic time arbing -20226;1365644026;deadweasel;if not for you, I would not have made my calls today. thank u. -20225;1365644032;deadweasel;or exercised them anyhow -20224;1365644038;MJR_;i do too -20223;1365644046;MJR_;for trading, volatility is so much fun -20222;1365644056;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: hey do you still have that picture showing the tweets correlating to bitcoin price saying "proof bitcoin isn't a ponzi" -20221;1365644075;Bugpowdeer;OK now to set the exit points -20220;1365644099;KRS1;volatility is where its at -20219;1365644114;KRS1;ive been making cash off ltc..up/down daily -20218;1365644170;ThickAsThieves;wow -20217;1365644173;ThickAsThieves;175 -20216;1365644176;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.102 = 0.51 BTC [+] -20215;1365644185;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -20214;1365644186;gribble;MtGox lag is 119.363752 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.239203622545 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -20213;1365644229;Bugpowdeer;so for the record, In at 133, 121, out at 198, in at 151, 132, 130, 130, out at?? -20212;1365644267;deadweasel;364 -20211;1365644284;Bugpowdeer;177.89 partial fill -20210;1365644322;thestringpuller;;;ticker -20209;1365644322;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 170.00000, Best ask: 171.25187, Bid-ask spread: 1.25187, Last trade: 175.00000, 24 hour volume: 179884.35082268, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 188.82739 -20208;1365644331;thestringpuller;going back down -20207;1365644528;punkman;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=172009.msg1790293#msg1790293 "people are paying homage to Satoshi by sending him bitcoins.  Bitcoin is now a religion." -20206;1365644577;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.122 BTC [-] -20205;1365644677;mod6;has anyone used bitfinex? -20204;1365644722;thestringpuller;why isn't the bot quoting? -20203;1365644724;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -20202;1365644725;gribble;MtGox lag is 162.992865 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.326635876501 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one month (0.2988 AU). -20201;1365644734;joecool;gribble is trolling -20200;1365644747;mod6;thestringpuller: you mean mpex? -20199;1365644751;thestringpuller;yessir -20198;1365644754;mod6;i have no idea -20197;1365644757;thestringpuller;mod6: is the bot qoting with stat? -20196;1365644759;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -20195;1365644778;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 14 @ 0.122 = 1.708 BTC [-] -20194;1365644779;thestringpuller;;;ticker -20193;1365644780;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 160.01000, Best ask: 165.00000, Bid-ask spread: 4.99000, Last trade: 160.01000, 24 hour volume: 181176.23438337, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 188.55892 -20192;1365644787;thestringpuller;this is absurd -20191;1365644788;mod6;i can issue commands to the exachange, buy|sell|stat but the bot has vaporized since the selling began -20190;1365644796;mod6;this happened last time there was a large sell off too :/ -20189;1365644802;thestringpuller;this is awesome -20188;1365644813;thestringpuller;I may have lost money on calls (or not the month still has 19 days left) -20187;1365644821;KRS1;can i use a bot to trade on public exchanges -20186;1365644821;thestringpuller;but man this is BEAUTIFUL -20185;1365644834;KRS1;cant stand using the web interfaces -20184;1365644925;mod6;KRS1: me either. so i wrote unix tools for mpex. much happier :) -20183;1365644934;KRS1;i bet -20182;1365644936;mod6;well, at first I used to do all the orders by hand -20181;1365644940;KRS1;its been a while since i played with a perl bot -20180;1365644952;KRS1;mod6 that must have felt like another life to you haha -20179;1365644976;mod6;heheh. -20178;1365644990;KRS1;i'd love to learn how to trade on the mpex and what not..still learning but still have an investment in btc -20177;1365644991;thestringpuller;the volatility is at an all time high!!!! -20176;1365645004;thestringpuller;Jesus fucking christ -20175;1365645005;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C215T] 1 @ 0.2173294 BTC [+] -20174;1365645010;mod6;it had certainly been a while since i'd made any perl tools. but i'm glad that i made some now. -20173;1365645019;KRS1;need to figure out how to buy/sell quickly during times like this -20172;1365645026;thestringpuller;the bot is quoting? -20171;1365645026;KRS1;i love perl -20170;1365645041;KRS1;i think its because i learned pascal back in 90 -20169;1365645048;thestringpuller;how the fuck did that order go through? -20168;1365645073;mod6;well, if you have an mpex account, you can certainly use these: https://github.com/modsix/bitotter_perl -20167;1365645082;KRS1;ah there we go -20166;1365645084;mod6;i <3 perl too, python can suck my ass -20165;1365645088;KRS1;haha yeah -20164;1365645092;KRS1;im with you bro -20163;1365645095;mod6;:] -20162;1365645102;KRS1;and thank you very much for writing that -20161;1365645115;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1 BTC [-] -20160;1365645138;thestringpuller;;;ticker -20159;1365645138;mod6;no worries. hope it'll help someone out if uses it. let me know if you need help or whatever. -20158;1365645138;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 150.50000, Best ask: 157.49999, Bid-ask spread: 6.99999, Last trade: 157.50000, 24 hour volume: 181970.84476366, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 188.03489 -20157;1365645149;mod6;we're in #BitOTTer also -20156;1365645159;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73 BTC [+] -20155;1365645196;KRS1;k thx -20154;1365645227;troic_;;;bids 0 -20153;1365645227;gribble;There are currently 42473977 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9588602.81013 USD in total. | Data vintage: 65.6944 seconds -20152;1365645294;thestringpuller;the bulls are waking up -20151;1365645369;mod6;i was asking about bitfinex just cause this guy in -otc mentioned it to me since i called Gox a jackwagon -20150;1365645385;mod6;i went to the website, but it seems that it's all sort of behind the scenes and what not -20149;1365645416;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [-] -20148;1365645510;mod6;i guess they have leverage there ... hmm. scary. -20147;1365645518;mod6;sounds like another icbit -20146;1365645536;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [-] -20145;1365645536;thestringpuller;icbit is down right? -20144;1365645542;thestringpuller;;;ticker -20143;1365645543;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.00000, Best ask: 143.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 142.00000, 24 hour volume: 181056.34284909, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 187.38060 -20142;1365645565;mod6;thestringpuller: no clue, i've never used it. -20141;1365645580;benkay_;is *everyone* ddossed right now? -20140;1365645611;thestringpuller;yessir -20139;1365645614;mod6;seems to be a lot of attacks being reported -20138;1365645615;Scrat;benkay_: yep seems like someone used "*" in their botnet console -20137;1365645624;thestringpuller;XD -20136;1365645655;benkay_;i want a botnet -20135;1365645658;mod6;mircea_popescu: what happened to the mpoe bot? -20134;1365645696;mod6;just unplugged until a bottom is reached? -20133;1365645714;unbalanced_;It relies on bitcoincharts for 24hr vwap -20132;1365645714;ThickAsThieves;$avg -20131;1365645716;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: An error has occurred and has been logged. Please contact this bot's administrator for more information. -20130;1365645722;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,24hprc -20129;1365645723;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve data. Try again later. -20128;1365645730;unbalanced_;No feed, no vwap, no bot quotes -20127;1365645745;mod6;ok. -20126;1365645779;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1 = 4 BTC [+] -20125;1365645826;benkay_;;;goxlag -20124;1365645826;gribble;MtGox lag is 39.813814 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0797864374783 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Saturn and Titan (0.0802 AU). -20123;1365645835;benkay_;as depressing as it is -20122;1365645836;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.26 = 0.52 BTC [+] -20121;1365645839;benkay_;that's a reassuring number. -20120;1365645895;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.2785 BTC [+] -20119;1365645919;kakobrekla;:) -20118;1365646079;mod6;ok well no wonder it goes down every time -20117;1365646083;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.275 = 0.55 BTC [-] -20116;1365646088;mod6;everytime that gox shits its pants, so does bitcoincharts -20115;1365646116;benkay_;astonishing that nobody caches this data -20114;1365646141;thestringpuller;it's astonishing that the price is still volatile after the sell off hours ago -20113;1365646155;ThickAsThieves;many didnt have a chance to sell off earlier -20112;1365646164;thestringpuller;a traditional market would have shut off completely -20111;1365646190;thestringpuller;VWAP is still in the 180's -20110;1365646192;ThickAsThieves;i know wall st does that, but do currency exchanges do that? -20109;1365646238;benkay_;what's the rationale behind that? -20108;1365646245;benkay_;holding trading, that is -20107;1365646258;benkay_;move beyond market participants panic state? -20106;1365646272;MJR_;benkay -20105;1365646307;bVector;thestringpuller: icbit has been up throughout the day, no downtime noted -20104;1365646315;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.15 BTC [+] -20103;1365646354;thestringpuller;!ticker h KCIM -20102;1365646356;assbot;[HAVELOCK:KCIM] 1D: 0.99520001 / 1.03657501 / 1.15000000 (16 shares, 16.58520009 BTC), 7D: 0.99520001 / 1.12171273 / 1.20900000 (55 shares, 61.69420011 BTC), 30D: 0.99500000 / 1.13147209 / 1.39999000 (205 shares, 231.95177822 BTC) -20101;1365646360;burnside;gonna be traveling for the next week or so. any inquiries PM me on the forums or send a support request via btct.co. -20100;1365646551;mircea_popescu;mod6 if bitcoincharts is retarded bot can't quote. -20099;1365646560;mircea_popescu;i've not unplugged anything. -20098;1365646608;mod6;gotcha. -20097;1365646679;naemsi;What are people using as gox alternatives? -20096;1365646717;benkay_;there's campbx -20095;1365646725;benkay_;i'm trying them out -20094;1365646770;naemsi;thx -20093;1365646972;gesell;;;ticker -20092;1365646974;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 151.26402, Best ask: 152.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.73598, Last trade: 152.00000, 24 hour volume: 182131.60623678, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 186.21706 -20091;1365647065;ThickAsThieves;so many of these gox trades are silly little bot amount -20090;1365647065;ThickAsThieves;s -20089;1365647126;naemsi;benkay_: wow, that's weak. It allowed me to create a non-alphanumeric username but won't allow me to log in with it. :/ -20088;1365647144;MJR_;bitfloor -20087;1365647202;naemsi;MJR_: thanks -20086;1365647217;mircea_popescu;lol securitah -20085;1365647335;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.275 = 0.825 BTC [-] -20084;1365647725;mircea_popescu;http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2238577/Maria-Santos-Gorrostieta-executed-surviving-assassination-attempts.html -20083;1365647728;mircea_popescu;so they finally got her. -20082;1365647893;ThickAsThieves;wow. -20081;1365648128;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: that's the kind of thing I mean by "X can also have problems." -20080;1365648185;orkaa;huh -20079;1365648187;mircea_popescu;ya, shooting rural women mayors, very impressive. -20078;1365648192;orkaa;she had some drama in her life -20077;1365648201;orkaa;but sad story anyway -20076;1365648256;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C167T] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -20075;1365648280;ThickAsThieves;$avg -20074;1365648282;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 189.06 -20073;1365648331;mod6;thank dog, the mpoe bot is back -20072;1365648341;MJR_;i finally got socket.io to work with java -20071;1365648347;MJR_;i am the happiest guy in the world -20070;1365648356;MJR_;unfortunately, i can't get it to work over ssl -20069;1365648356;mircea_popescu;o hey, bitcoincharts livesd -20068;1365648367;gesell;;;goxlag -20067;1365648369;gribble;MtGox lag is 2.21016 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00442913589382 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its third largest moon, Io (0.002819 AU). -20066;1365648395;pizzaman1337;oh hey, mpexbot lives too -20065;1365648429;mircea_popescu;they're related -20064;1365648431;pizzaman1337;;;bc,24hprc -20063;1365648432;gribble;189.06 -20062;1365648453;pizzaman1337;yeah, but sometimes bitcoincharts is "kinda" up and mpexbot doesn't place orders -20061;1365648505;mircea_popescu;well it has to get an answer when it asks sorta thing -20060;1365648524;pizzaman1337;how often does it retry if it fails to get a response? -20059;1365648547;gesell;;;goxlag -20058;1365648551;gribble;MtGox lag is 20.926272 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0419360147858 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -20057;1365648608;gesell;sorry, mpexbot is what controls gribble? is gribble getting its numbers from bitcoincharts? -20056;1365648609;mircea_popescu;well often-ish, but trying to also not kill the service -20055;1365648612;mircea_popescu;balancing act. -20054;1365648630;mircea_popescu;gesell the 24hprc is from bitcoincharts yesd -20053;1365648638;gesell;aaah yeah -20052;1365648725;pizzaman1337;look like they're only returning EUR and USD for currencies now, maybe that'll ease their load: http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/currencies/ -20051;1365648740;pigeons;;;ticker --currency cad -20050;1365648744;gribble;BTCCAD ticker | Best bid: 158.41987, Best ask: 165.39963, Bid-ask spread: 6.97976, Last trade: 163.21575, 24 hour volume: 701.68925062, 24 hour low: 106.20810, 24 hour high: 270.77398, 24 hour vwap: 198.09981 -20049;1365648752;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -20048;1365648753;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 155.10300, Best ask: 155.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.89699, Last trade: 156.00000, 24 hour volume: 188103.95597068, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 185.00224 -20047;1365648889;mircea_popescu;, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, -20046;1365648890;mircea_popescu;epic. -20045;1365648926;bowjob;so people who bought calls got burned this time -20044;1365649001;mircea_popescu;it'd depend what calls they bought. -20043;1365649005;mircea_popescu;month started around 90. -20042;1365649028;bowjob;mhm -20041;1365649040;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=172471.0 this is fulla win. usagi is taking over something or the other. -20040;1365649271;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00070833 = 9.2791 BTC [+] -20039;1365649331;MJR_;it is so funny how expectations change the story -20038;1365649334;MJR_;sad really -20037;1365649338;MJR_;when we were at 80 -20036;1365649349;MJR_;i think 2 weeks ago? -20035;1365649359;MJR_;people would have been thrilled to hear we would be at 160 -20034;1365649375;MJR_;but once you've hit 265 for no reason at all...now 160 isn't good? -20033;1365649381;mod6;haha. true MJR_ -20032;1365649387;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -20031;1365649387;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 9136646.06287 based on data since last change | 9622630.79435 based on data for last three days -20030;1365649395;ThickAsThieves;! -20029;1365649403;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -20028;1365649404;gribble;68882.525336 -20027;1365649643;benkay_;people call me -20026;1365649646;benkay_;say "omg crash" -20025;1365649667;benkay_;i blink and say "srsly? you care about one day's movement?" -20024;1365649727;benkay_;call me if we're ever down week over week; whichever cryptocurrency is popular at the time might actually have hit a steady-state value at that point -20023;1365649737;pizzaman1337;looks like we have some healthy support at 160, http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -20022;1365649854;mircea_popescu;benkay_ for every person that matters there's 1k+ people with a btc or less. -20021;1365649871;mircea_popescu;for every person with 1 btc or less there's 1k+ people with a bunch of social media accounts. -20020;1365649879;mircea_popescu;the resulting noise from all this amplification... -20019;1365649886;KRS1;that graph looks like the price will drop -20018;1365649890;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72 BTC [-] -20017;1365649893;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.719 BTC [-] -20016;1365649907;benkay_;isn't that the future of the currency distribution anyways? lots of people holding tiny amounts? -20015;1365649911;benkay_;mircea_popescu? -20014;1365649916;KRS1;will the network keep up? -20013;1365649920;MJR_;well the cream rises to the top -20012;1365649922;mircea_popescu;probably. -20011;1365649930;Scrat;we are the 1% -20010;1365649935;Scrat;occupy -assets -20009;1365649935;KRS1;im always worried about the network unable to facilitate transactions -20008;1365649936;benkay_;.001 hopefully -20007;1365649942;mircea_popescu;but the thing is, to 99.99% of people "involved, their involvement is just saying the name -20006;1365649943;mircea_popescu;bitcoin -20005;1365649956;mircea_popescu;for 99% of people involved, their involvement is less than a decent meal. -20004;1365649962;bowjob;;;ticker -20003;1365649963;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 167.00000, Best ask: 167.01000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 167.00000, 24 hour volume: 190512.24561499, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 184.31487 -20002;1365649973;MJR_;they need to say the name 3 times in a dark room into a mirror -20001;1365649982;mircea_popescu;this somehow is disproportionate to the attention, almost as if the less skin in the game, the more theorizing etc. -20000;1365649986;KRS1;i've tried that..bitcoins from heaven does not come -19999;1365649989;MJR_;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c2u1x/operation_foolscoin/ -19998;1365649999;KRS1;i cant even begin to count all the coins i sold for dimes -19997;1365650008;KRS1;i would have been able to retire -19996;1365650038;ThickAsThieves;that support at 160 is probly price manip -19995;1365650045;ThickAsThieves;1 big wal -19994;1365650046;ThickAsThieves;l -19993;1365650081;MJR_;maybe -19992;1365650088;MJR_;i think they accomplished their goal already -19991;1365650092;MJR_;they got coins cheap -19990;1365650111;MJR_;by the way, did anyone see CNBC "MARKET WATCH: Bitcoin Bubble Burst?" -19989;1365650121;MJR_;like its a fed announcement, lol -19988;1365650151;mircea_popescu;lol -19987;1365650156;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [-] -19986;1365650158;benkay_;mircea_popescu, even my hairdresser understands that a deflationary currency is worth more tomorrow -19985;1365650159;mircea_popescu;that's pretty huge for btc really. -19984;1365650166;MJR_;yeah -19983;1365650170;mircea_popescu;i mean... people see it "bust" and still worth more than the dollar. -19982;1365650184;MJR_;i mean, i think the fact that we bounce back after a 3x (by price) bigger drop than the 2011 crash -19981;1365650191;MJR_;speaks to the fact that this is here -19980;1365650194;MJR_;and its not going anywhere -19979;1365650195;gesell;every time i refresh http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png i get a different image and sccale -19978;1365650306;MJR_;peace out all -19977;1365650322;MJR_;vires in numeris -19976;1365650332;MJR_;lol -19975;1365650353;gesell;ciao MJR_ -19974;1365650431;mod6;they talk about it here on CNBC @ ~4:00 => http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?play=1&video=3000160452 -19973;1365650443;mod6;ugh -19972;1365650499;mod6;Maria: "... But Bill, where's the money!" -19971;1365650529;mod6;well, i guess ~4:30 mins in -19970;1365650567;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.719 BTC [-] -19969;1365650582;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.702 BTC [-] -19968;1365650632;mod6;Santelli interviewed the BTC ATM guy a week or so ago. That was kinda neat. -19967;1365650814;deadweasel;they really wana squash gold. -19966;1365650826;gesell;;;goxlag -19965;1365650827;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.545224 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00109262279137 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -19964;1365679513;KRS1;. -19963;1365680302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2077 @ 0.00070625 = 1.4669 BTC [-] -19962;1365680304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1048 @ 0.00069712 = 0.7306 BTC [-] -19961;1365680517;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.77 = 2.31 BTC [-] -19960;1365680796;bgupta;so curious.. what kind of crack pipe are the gox ks smoking if they think that it's a sign of success that their shitty trading system caused a flashcrash? -19959;1365681229;mircea_popescu;bgupta they have been pulling that deluded crap pretty much as their signature since 2011. -19958;1365681301;bgupta;they were honest.. but I was like "you are celebrating this".. mmm guess they made a ton of commissions so they were in the mood to celebrate? -19957;1365681324;punkman;do they still take Magic cards? -19956;1365681357;punkman;I should sent them a few boxes via freight -19955;1365681362;bgupta;As far as I know that guy is doing something else now. (Sold the exchange) -19954;1365681559;mircea_popescu;bgupta honesty apparently means different things to different people. -19953;1365681680;bgupta;they basically said "yay the market crashed because our systems couldn't keep up with demand! we rock!!" -19952;1365681754;bitesak;;;ticker -19951;1365681755;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 163.00001, Best ask: 163.38999, Bid-ask spread: 0.38998, Last trade: 163.00000, 24 hour volume: 244646.64497220, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 177.15869 -19950;1365681810;Scrat;bgupta: pathetic -19949;1365682238;bgupta;Scrat: Don't know if you read it: https://mtgox.com/press_release_20130411.html -19948;1365682316;Scrat;bgupta: i did, i replied to the forum post -19947;1365682333;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-noobs-learn-lessons-and-pay-for-the-privilege/ -19946;1365682336;mircea_popescu;my latest evil. -19945;1365682355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8015 @ 0.00070632 = 5.6612 BTC [+] -19944;1365682663;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00149 BTC [-] -19943;1365682671;ZedsterX;your page not available here MP -19942;1365682675;Scrat;gox is down -19941;1365682680;Scrat;;;goxlag -19940;1365682692;ZedsterX;you getting DDoSed or overload? :) -19939;1365682703;kakobrekla;gox said they were going down -19938;1365682709;kakobrekla;to add more server -19937;1365682711;kakobrekla;cause success -19936;1365682729;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -19935;1365682742;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX gah looking into this -19934;1365682757;Scrat;kakobrekla: he said in the next 12 to 24 hours -19933;1365682771;ZedsterX;no problem after yesterdays crash i can't afford to read your articles :) -19932;1365682779;kakobrekla;maybe they were including goxlag or smth into dat -19931;1365682780;Scrat;right now it's 4 hours after the press release -19930;1365682784;Scrat;lol -19929;1365682839;bgupta;mtgox website down? -19928;1365682868;bgupta;nvm -19927;1365682916;dub;maintenance -19926;1365682949;bgupta;ok they should do this more often.. I'd be able to get more work done ;) -19925;1365682954;dub;https://www.facebook.com/MtGox?ref=stream -19924;1365683006;bgupta;Gox has crashed.. gonna sell all my btc for $1 each on otc.. brb... -19923;1365683117;mircea_popescu;mkay this is a significant increase in ddos. -19922;1365683120;ZedsterX;up now MP -19921;1365683132;mircea_popescu;i doubt they've crashed. i think they got a taste of 200mbps -19920;1365683232;mircea_popescu;okay, everyone get your trades through if you were contemplating anything -19919;1365683236;mircea_popescu;this promises to be a bumpy weekend. -19918;1365683286;Scrat;my anus is ready -19917;1365683387;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5698 @ 0.00070858 = 4.0375 BTC [+] -19916;1365683389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1652 @ 0.00069712 = 1.1516 BTC [-] -19915;1365683493;ZedsterX;Scrat: TMI -19914;1365683511;Namworld;mircea, I got my trades throught at 230-250 already -19913;1365683514;Namworld;I'm all good -19912;1365683541;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -19911;1365683548;Namworld;I took a screenshot of clarkmoody at the peak -19910;1365683550;Namworld;http://i.imgur.com/1uwrLCA.png -19909;1365683582;Namworld;The price rise is almost vertical over a few weeks and totally dwarfs 2011's bubble -19908;1365683669;mircea_popescu;lol nice screencap -19907;1365683712;kakobrekla;so in 2015 to excpect about 200 to 2000 bubble? -19906;1365683725;Namworld;I was looking at price and the 2011 looked like such a small bump... I thought, I've got to take some money there -19905;1365683745;Namworld;I withdrew funds available on the various exchanges, sent to gox and sold -19904;1365683765;Namworld;Soon after the crash occured. -19903;1365683770;Namworld;I was just in time. -19902;1365683784;Namworld;Too bad the free BTC was only a fraction of my portfolio -19901;1365683881;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.29999998 BTC [+] -19900;1365684260;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P128T] 1 @ 0.06702997 BTC -19899;1365684460;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3059 @ 0.00071544 = 2.1885 BTC [+] -19898;1365684468;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4346 @ 0.00071567 = 3.1103 BTC [+] -19897;1365684551;mircea_popescu;well that's always the case neh ? -19896;1365684551;Scrat;[12:31] @MagicalTux: why exactly would a ddos affect the matching and execution engine? -19895;1365684551;Scrat;[12:31] <@MagicalTux> bit14: overloading system cpu -19894;1365684551;Scrat;[12:31] <@MagicalTux> ddos are not all about cpu -19893;1365684551;Scrat;[12:32] @MagicalTux: wouldn't the front end and execution engine be on different machines? -19892;1365684551;Scrat;[12:32] <@MagicalTux> bit14: not yet -19891;1365684563;mircea_popescu;heh. -19890;1365684659;gesell;;;ticker -19889;1365684663;dub;neamwhile in switzerland https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=vsXs3GUrw64#! -19888;1365684687;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -19887;1365684700;Diablo-D3;or not -19886;1365684721;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -19885;1365684739;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 146.76500, Best ask: 148.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.23500, Last trade: 143.00000, 24 hour volume: 247104.13417462, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 175.50181 -19884;1365684768;gesell;Do you suppose what MagicalTux is talking about are all the massive 0.01 orders? -19883;1365684868;gesell;as i was saying yesterday, if each execution of an order requires gox to recaculate a bunch of things such as your current fee bracket, in addition to properly matching, then mangification at the cpu level is possible. and another argument for throttling oders per second per user until gox finds solutions -19882;1365684880;mircea_popescu;in the paralel if relative distant universe where tux knows what he's talking about -19881;1365684888;mircea_popescu;he could in principle be talking about that or anything else. -19880;1365684904;taub;gesell: that is their faulty engine design, and i predicted this like two weeks ago -19879;1365684920;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [-] -19878;1365684921;taub;they dont know jack about anything, im tired of the ameteurish nature of all of this :( -19877;1365684926;taub;please jew bankers rescue us -19876;1365684944;mircea_popescu;lol taub -19875;1365684945;gesell;taub: dont worry, max keiser will save us -19874;1365684963;mircea_popescu;this is where i replug http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-noobs-learn-lessons-and-pay-for-the-privilege/ -19873;1365684968;gesell;im sure he's going to say something big any time now ;) -19872;1365684980;Scrat;at least jew bankers know to isolate their website from their trading system -19871;1365685007;taub;exactly -19870;1365685028;mircea_popescu;well... mpex is the only one doing that, and i ain't jewish -19869;1365685044;mircea_popescu;also i explained what it is and why it should be done, but tards like tux think tjhey know shit -19868;1365685047;mircea_popescu;ie, better than me. -19867;1365685058;gesell;mircea_popescu: thanks for the post. finally someone giving numbers -19866;1365685087;gesell;yeah, gox should switch to the PGP protocol for all orders :) -19865;1365685127;ezdiy;actually there are sound proposal for true p2p exchanges -19864;1365685131;ezdiy;problem is getting fiat in and out -19863;1365685142;taub;yep -19862;1365685146;ezdiy;you basically need some kind of "jew bankers", and assuming the escrow fraud to manipulate the market -19861;1365685152;ezdiy;its 20% tax on fiat in/out -19860;1365685163;ezdiy;but might be worth to some people -19859;1365685169;taub;maybe ripple can help in this? getting money into the exchanges -19858;1365685172;mircea_popescu;gesell no, just to separate trading engine. -19857;1365685175;punkman;why 20%? -19856;1365685180;mircea_popescu;there's things they can do and things they can't do -19855;1365685183;ezdiy;punkman: ripple. -19854;1365685212;ezdiy;simply, people being anonymous means that 20% of them will turn out to be scumbags -19853;1365685216;ezdiy;and you have to subsidize that -19852;1365685241;mircea_popescu;lol where you got your number from ? -19851;1365685247;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: chargeback rates -19850;1365685251;ezdiy;on creditcards -19849;1365685263;mircea_popescu;where exactly are chargeback rates 20% ? -19848;1365685267;ezdiy;everywhere -19847;1365685271;ezdiy;thanks to carders -19846;1365685271;punkman;you can't have 20% chargeback rate, they shut you down -19845;1365685271;mircea_popescu;... -19844;1365685274;ezdiy;you oughta know -19843;1365685277;ezdiy;youre romanian :) -19842;1365685282;mircea_popescu;very smart. -19841;1365685316;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: well, assuming there is ripple for pp/cc -19840;1365685323;ezdiy;we shall assume same chargeback rates -19839;1365685332;ezdiy;ie immense amount of abuse from hacked accounts -19838;1365685346;pizzaman1337;you don't have to get fiat in between p2p exchanges - you could settle in btc -19837;1365685359;ezdiy;pizzaman1337: we're talking btc/fiat exchanges -19836;1365685362;mircea_popescu;there is no system in this world with 20% chargeback rates. either you have a working system and chargebacks are a fraction of a percent -19835;1365685364;pizzaman1337;yeah -19834;1365685368;ezdiy;of course btc/ltc/whatever exchanges can be pure p2p -19833;1365685368;mircea_popescu;or you're fucked, in which they're closer to 100% -19832;1365685450;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: in average, its supposedly about 20% (cant find the source atm, but i assume you'll get similiar number if you google hard) -19831;1365685458;mircea_popescu;don't assume. -19830;1365685871;punkman;you know what's a fun read, those 500 page Visa PDFs explaining all you ever wanted to know about credit cards -19829;1365685895;mircea_popescu;lol -19828;1365685902;punkman;wait, I mean no fun at all -19827;1365685914;mircea_popescu;"all you never cared to know about idiotic topic #345789348975 and therefore you didn't ever ask" -19826;1365685922;mircea_popescu;should be a book line. -19825;1365685922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.29999998 = 0.6 BTC [+] -19824;1365685963;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1226 BTC [+] -19823;1365686003;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 60 @ 0.1226 = 7.356 BTC [+] -19822;1365686005;punkman;did I say 500 pages? I meant 1250, http://usa.visa.com/download/merchants/visa-international-operating-regulations-main.pdf -19821;1365686007;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.1227 = 1.227 BTC [+] -19820;1365686010;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 27 @ 0.1229 = 3.3183 BTC [+] -19819;1365686014;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 26 @ 0.124 = 3.224 BTC [+] -19818;1365686039;punkman;http://usa.visa.com/download/merchants/visa_risk_management_guide_ecommerce.pdf -19817;1365686044;ezdiy;hehe -19816;1365686045;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 13 @ 0.12966 = 1.6856 BTC [+] -19815;1365686055;ezdiy;and then you have guys like ccbill -19814;1365686083;Scrat;which is mostly bullshit -19813;1365686085;punkman;perhaps you mean 20% attempted frauds -19812;1365686091;punkman;which they don't let through -19811;1365686115;Scrat;I had to do the PCI compliance thing once, had to tick gems such as "- you regularly run antivirus scans on your servers" -19810;1365686117;ezdiy;punkman: we're talking ultimate costs -19809;1365686132;ezdiy;punkman: sure the chargeback dont get through, the fraud rate is like 0.1-3% tops -19808;1365686144;ezdiy;but actual costs are *much* higher -19807;1365686175;ezdiy;Scrat: lol :) -19806;1365686177;punkman;yes the merchant gets a fine for each chargeback -19805;1365686184;MJR_;hi there -19804;1365686205;Namworld;the merchant shouldn't get the fine... -19803;1365686218;mircea_popescu;yes thery should. -19802;1365686229;mircea_popescu;if i ran visa everyone to ever lose a card would be fined $500 -19801;1365686231;ezdiy;they're to motivate to filter out fraudulent customers -19800;1365686244;Namworld;the merchant should get a huge fine IF it is found they frauded someone. -19799;1365686254;Namworld;Oh, from Visa's point of view, sure, they should -19798;1365686264;ezdiy;ie you'll not survive the outrageous fees (supposedly up to $250) if you cant filter abuse -19797;1365686270;mircea_popescu;"Police in New Jersey are on the hunt for the criminal behind the theft of $100,000 of hamburger patties" -19796;1365686274;Namworld;It's the easiest way to tax merchants on handling complaints. -19795;1365686274;mircea_popescu;this to go with the nutella earlier -19794;1365686307;Namworld;damn... nutella/burger patties sandwiches? -19793;1365686315;Namworld;Someone planning a neat diet -19792;1365686335;punkman;or maybe the merchant should fine Visa for letting their cards get stolen -19791;1365686336;MJR_;hi mircea_popescu -19790;1365686357;mircea_popescu;hi MJR_ -19789;1365686387;MJR_;nice article -19788;1365686390;ezdiy;punkman: thats what 3d-secure is for -19787;1365686398;ezdiy;never pay with 3d secure :) -19786;1365686436;ezdiy;(its the small print that fraudulent costs are passed on you, since uh, its 3d and secure, thus cant be stolen) -19785;1365686471;MJR_;;;seen smickles -19784;1365686471;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 days, 18 hours, 38 minutes, and 36 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -19783;1365686484;MJR_;where has smickles been? -19782;1365686489;MJR_;smickles: hi -19781;1365686494;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -19780;1365686495;gesell;;;ticker -19779;1365686496;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0027 / 0.00300501 / 0.003289 (23267 shares, 69.92 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00285732 / 0.00333333 (218637 shares, 624.72 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00350541 / 0.00599987 (1764568 shares, 6,185.54 BTC) -19778;1365686496;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 140.50125, Best ask: 141.57000, Bid-ask spread: 1.06875, Last trade: 141.57000, 24 hour volume: 247211.87558680, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 174.53931 -19777;1365686504;mircea_popescu;MJR_ iirc he has a child due -19776;1365686512;MJR_;ah, congrats to him, i hope -19775;1365686518;error4733;Hahaha : 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000 Welcome in BTCLAND -19774;1365686531;mircea_popescu;i hope that smarted. -19773;1365686545;mircea_popescu;i like that word, it clearly shows what's needed for making people smarter. -19772;1365686569;MJR_;To give you an idea of how impressive things were here are some numbers that we would love to share with you guys: - The number of trades executed tripled in the last 24hrs. - The number of new account opened went from 60k for March alone to 75k new account created for the first few days of April! We now have roughly 20,000 new accounts created each day. -19771;1365686576;MJR_;nice spin? -19770;1365686585;MJR_;yes, gox, you were very "impressive" yesterday -19769;1365686588;error4733;Mt gox ? -19768;1365686592;MJR_;yes -19767;1365686599;MJR_;this is their "PR" from yesterday -19766;1365686605;MJR_;again, victim of our own success -19765;1365686616;MJR_;cuz obvs they are teh best...l33t -19764;1365686619;error4733;cmon :D stop kidding me before my coffee -19763;1365686625;MJR_;not shitting you -19762;1365686633;error4733;75K for april ? :D -19761;1365686633;MJR_;https://mtgox.com/press_release_20130411.html -19760;1365686637;MJR_;there is article -19759;1365686640;MJR_;fucking hilarious -19758;1365686641;ezdiy;i think mtgox pr money is well spent -19757;1365686645;ezdiy;kudoz to their copywriter -19756;1365686645;error4733;almost the same in 2012 ? -19755;1365686649;MJR_;the egos on these guys... -19754;1365686671;MJR_;we were directly responsible for a panic that resulted in a drop of over 50%...we are just that good -19753;1365686691;ZedsterX;MtGox.com ?@MtGox 49m -19752;1365686691;ZedsterX;Maintenance Over however we are now under a DDoS attack. -19751;1365686711;ZedsterX;sorry if thats a repost -19750;1365686712;MJR_;(they actually claim that they caused the panic sale due to how much volume increased) -19749;1365686714;error4733;yep MJT i can't open the link -19748;1365686729;MJR_;LOL, keep reloading it eventually will get there -19747;1365686751;ezdiy;ZedsterX: translation: maintainance takes much longer than expected, but lets play we're the victim here. -19746;1365686763;ZedsterX;lol -19745;1365686783;MJR_;http://pastebin.com/H4wLsYTi i pastebined it for you guys -19744;1365686812;MJR_;mircea_popescu: it is hilarious -19743;1365686813;ezdiy;for two hours in the next 12 to 24hrs -19742;1365686815;ezdiy;see that right there -19741;1365686823;ezdiy;that pr guy could be a politician -19740;1365686825;ezdiy;or a lawyer -19739;1365686827;MJR_;hahaha -19738;1365686829;error4733;thanks MJR -19737;1365686843;MJR_;yes, most of you now think of getting screwed as getting "goxxed" but i can make this look good -19736;1365686849;mircea_popescu;idjits -19735;1365686951;mircea_popescu;MJR_ thanks. http://trilema.com/2013/its-been-an-epic-few-days-what-happened/#comment-92701 -19734;1365686955;mircea_popescu;i've added it for the ages. -19733;1365686956;ZedsterX;it is kinda funny that on gox's twitter they say don't panic network maintance then 8 minutes later we are under ddos -19732;1365687010;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX it's not lieing if you say stuff that's not true -19731;1365687013;mircea_popescu;it's just pr. right ? -19730;1365687031;ZedsterX;bad pr is good pr -19729;1365687050;ZedsterX;ask bFL :) -19728;1365687076;ZedsterX;they must happy with the spot moved a bit -19727;1365687080;ZedsterX;light* -19726;1365687102;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: i think the phrase is "wording" -19725;1365687112;ezdiy;gox is just wording us -19724;1365687122;ZedsterX;word -19723;1365687124;ZedsterX;hehe -19722;1365687206;mircea_popescu;lol -19721;1365687207;ezdiy;maybe bitcoin will transition from cult of getrichquick to cult of personality -19720;1365687226;ezdiy;kinda like max kaiser being the jesus preaching light of tomorrow, and mircea_popescu the evil guy -19719;1365687232;mircea_popescu;o gawd. -19718;1365687239;mircea_popescu;do you know how many jesuses we've had to date ? -19717;1365687256;ZedsterX;MP isn't god? -19716;1365687281;ZedsterX;now i'm really confused -19715;1365687297;mircea_popescu;i used to be but i was just not very good at it. -19714;1365687308;ezdiy;ZedsterX: bad guy -19713;1365687313;ezdiy;preaching bad things for bitcoin -19712;1365687319;ezdiy;but a lot of followers apparently -19711;1365687325;ezdiy;max kaiser the polar opossite -19710;1365687360;ZedsterX;well couldn't have done any worse the current person on that throne -19709;1365687361;mircea_popescu;yeah, keiser is the polar opposite, inasmuch as clues go. -19708;1365687369;ezdiy;the resemblance of bitcoin to religious cults is certainly here -19707;1365687653;bitesak;;;ticker -19706;1365687664;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -19705;1365687688;ezdiy;gribble, dont beat the dead horse -19704;1365688102;KRS1;mornin gribble -19703;1365688344;deadweasel;price what, around 140? -19702;1365688351;deadweasel;morning all ;) -19701;1365688378;mircea_popescu;deadweasel http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-noobs-learn-lessons-and-pay-for-the-privilege/ -19700;1365688388;mircea_popescu;my friendly evil psa service. -19699;1365688394;deadweasel;ah thx -19698;1365688474;error4733;118$ -19697;1365688523;error4733;118€*... my bad, yes it's 140 -19696;1365688557;KRS1;lol great article -19695;1365688577;KRS1;i bet many a rectum are sore this morning -19694;1365688614;mircea_popescu;good. -19693;1365688625;mircea_popescu;that's the true sign of a good fucking. -19692;1365688672;KRS1;the kind that stinks afterwards -19691;1365688676;deadweasel;great post. have your readers increased in the last few months? any data on that? -19690;1365688719;kakobrekla;12:58.00 ( coinmaster ) [Stamp] BTC 75.000 USD (-63.990 USD) -19689;1365688723;kakobrekla;now -19688;1365688729;mircea_popescu;deadweasel i don't really keep very close track -19687;1365688735;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla buy! -19686;1365688784;kakobrekla;too late this time -19685;1365689080;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -19684;1365689111;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -19683;1365689174;kakobrekla;fud ? http://pastebin.com/j9VZxYA9 -19682;1365689299;KRS1;uhh.. -19681;1365689352;Scrat;looking at the emails, probably -19680;1365689353;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ohohohoh -19679;1365689371;gesell;total fud -19678;1365689421;kakobrekla;like 140 aint cheap enough -19677;1365689534;gesell;anyone done whale watching on the orderbooks recently? -19676;1365689596;ThickAsThieves;i can tell ya change password is broken in gox right now -19675;1365689630;error4733;emails list from 2011 hack !? #itspossiblyascam -19674;1365689759;taub;i think its kinda funny how butthurt lew rockwell is about bitcoin -19673;1365689768;taub;or that he doesnt take it seriously -19672;1365689776;taub;well time will come :( -19671;1365689844;mircea_popescu;if anyone want to contribute to the 1btc fund 1KSHjG4etUA1gBdpKRecoRbmxv4N2TLyFM -19670;1365689853;mircea_popescu;ima send them the brain wallet and publish the results. -19669;1365689958;mircea_popescu;um wtf -19668;1365689962;mircea_popescu;is brainwallet broken ?! -19667;1365689991;ThickAsThieves;that addy doesnt work -19666;1365689995;KRS1;mircea popescu did call it spot on..for a while now. sure goes along with what i've mostly noticed in life: too much of a good thing is usually not a "good thing". -19665;1365690013;mircea_popescu;wtf, -19664;1365690019;error4733;can u double check the address ? -19663;1365690026;mircea_popescu;i just generated it in brain wallet. -19662;1365690028;mircea_popescu;is the site broken ? -19661;1365690030;gesell;mtgox might just be ddos'ing themselves so that all that new fiat coming into the exchange via wire for new users that wont want to spend it on btc anymore can be put in a low interest bank account by gox to make them rich -19660;1365690035;mircea_popescu;http://brainwallet.org/ -19659;1365690042;gesell;;) -19658;1365690083;error4733;brainwallet doesnt work with Porn relative password MP -19657;1365690090;mircea_popescu;ok i can't get a usable address with brainwallet.org. all the addies it outputs are broken -19656;1365690094;mircea_popescu;anyone know an alternative ? -19655;1365690120;ThickAsThieves;https://www.bitaddress.org/bitaddress.org-v2.4-SHA1-1d5951f6a04dd5a287ac925da4e626870ee58d60.html -19654;1365690137;ThickAsThieves;or, just the domain -19653;1365690198;ThickAsThieves;hmm did i just give some indentifer up? -19652;1365690223;error4733;no -19651;1365690242;ThickAsThieves;what is this? 1d5951f6a04dd5a287ac925da4e626870ee58d60 -19650;1365690245;error4733;its the SH1 -19649;1365690246;mircea_popescu;13M1JEPDnSGLKMXXzGDSSQUuzqQwvsrVYS -19648;1365690249;mircea_popescu;fuck this doesn't workl either -19647;1365690260;error4733;when you DL the wep page to make paper wallet offline -19646;1365690263;ThickAsThieves;probly just uses brainwallet.org -19645;1365690268;mircea_popescu;12bASRScqN1StAzbWxqSUtqKWKZK9nfHgY -19644;1365690277;mircea_popescu;not a single address i generate works. what the fuck is this ?! -19643;1365690281;mircea_popescu;did someone change the algo ? -19642;1365690288;ThickAsThieves;maybe thats the anonymous joke -19641;1365690290;error4733;you need to make the sum, to see if its the right -19640;1365690293;error4733;hahaha -19639;1365690293;ThickAsThieves;they hacked brain wallet -19638;1365690321;mircea_popescu;for fucks sake ?! -19637;1365690390;error4733;work for me -19636;1365690406;error4733;1HiZZ1YbP6tBgEXvo1RMs3jWfbBswq7Yeg -19635;1365690434;mircea_popescu;i wonder if my js is broken -19634;1365690435;ThickAsThieves;plz confirm working address we arepooling in -19633;1365690461;mircea_popescu;error4733 pm me the sikrit for that one -19632;1365690464;mircea_popescu;ill email it -19631;1365690505;pgp;morning - more volatility overnight i see... -19630;1365690514;error4733;mine was un test !! dont send any money -19629;1365690519;pgp;mp: nice PSA -19628;1365690521;mircea_popescu;error4733 but srsly make me one. -19627;1365690535;mircea_popescu;pgp i like you spell volatility right. it's so rare -19626;1365690539;pgp;if only people would listen -19625;1365690550;pgp;lol -19624;1365690565;mircea_popescu;the beauty of bitcoin : nobody has to listen. -19623;1365690583;mircea_popescu;as long as they can afford to pay all fines bitcoin may throw at them for it. -19622;1365690620;KRS1;lol -19621;1365690622;mircea_popescu;1Pbfdh8ECrhEtVx3m1oeFAfUFG7NoQUKqr << address. -19620;1365690625;mircea_popescu;i sent a btc. -19619;1365690746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 681 @ 0.00070306 = 0.4788 BTC [-] -19618;1365690774;MJR_;yep -19617;1365690777;MJR_;that is how i see it -19616;1365690803;MJR_;there is nothing anyone "should" do, they do whatever they want...the market sorts it out, but there are smarter and dumber things to do -19615;1365690828;MJR_;if you look at it from the "i kan haz monies" perspective -19614;1365690866;error4733;NO WAIT -19613;1365690922;error4733;http://pastebin.com/Kd093NQi -19612;1365690989;ThickAsThieves;heheh i'm confused, is money still needed for anonymous wallet? -19611;1365691032;pigeons;i guess not for an empty wallet -19610;1365691042;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves never was needed. just, if anyone wanted to add -19609;1365691045;mircea_popescu;i already sent a btc. -19608;1365691049;ThickAsThieves;ah -19607;1365691063;ThickAsThieves;looks like its already out -19606;1365691111;mircea_popescu;what is ? -19605;1365691171;ThickAsThieves;that pastebin isnt? -19604;1365691198;mircea_popescu;i have no idea. -19603;1365691205;ThickAsThieves;none of those passes work -19602;1365691211;ThickAsThieves;or do they need to be decrypted? -19601;1365691259;gesell;how to whale watch the asks on the orderbook: -19600;1365691261;gesell;curl -s https://data.mtgox.com/api/2/BTCUSD/money/depth/full | python -c 'import sys,json;data=json.loads(sys.stdin.read()); print data["data"]["bids"]' | awk -v RS='{' '{print}' | tr -d '[]{}' | egrep "price_int': u'[1-9][0-9][0-9]{6}'," | egrep "amount': [1-9][0-9]{3}\." | awk '{print $2 $5 $6 $9 $10}' | sed "s/u'/ /g" | sed "s/[',]//g" | sort -n | cut -b 2-11 -b 18- && date +%s -19599;1365691406;pgp;anybody know how the ticker on #bitcoin-market works? seems like the most reliable ticker out there, no? -19598;1365691472;sturles;Right.. You know it would be simpler to just use python for all of this? Or awk? At least give both sed commands to the first instance, instead of forking twice just for that! -19597;1365691598;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7699 BTC [+] -19596;1365691606;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7699 BTC [+] -19595;1365691613;mircea_popescu;those are actually good points. -19594;1365691700;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -19593;1365691721;Scrat;pgp: it pulls data from bitcoincharts -19592;1365691754;gesell;sturles: feel free to change it. i just got lazy and actually executing python from the command line was total hell to figure out. (cant really do a "if-else" on it) -19591;1365691811;Scrat;the joy of significant whitespace languages -19590;1365691830;pgp;so bitcoincharts api was unaffected yesterday? really? -19589;1365691869;pgp;seems like many others realy in bitcoincharts were hosed yesterday... -19588;1365691871;Scrat;well why not, it's static data and you can cache it effectively -19587;1365691880;bitesak;;;ticker -19586;1365691885;Scrat;it went down a few times -19585;1365691888;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 162.13873, Best ask: 163.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.86127, Last trade: 162.13873, 24 hour volume: 247191.76866132, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 172.81754 -19584;1365691947;gesell;Scrat:could always revert to perl but then i'd probably start puking involuntarily -19583;1365691999;pgp;anyone know of a historical repository for this data that doesn't require me to grab individual exchange json's from bitcoincharts for tiny intervals that won't return most of the time anyway? -19582;1365692020;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -19581;1365692060;mircea_popescu;pgp it was down for half the day -19580;1365692085;pgp;right, that's what I thought, but #bitcoin-market seemed to be chugging along... -19579;1365692499;pgp;eskimobob - orderbook is only avail through api... go to clarkmoody.com to see it -19578;1365692680;TradeFortress;coinbr withdraws comes directly from mpex? -19577;1365692704;TradeFortress;EskimoBob, you can also trade $0.001 USD via API but not via site :P -19576;1365692974;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [-] -19575;1365693044;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 3000 -19574;1365693044;gribble;A market order to sell 3000 bitcoins right now would net 437428.6661 USD and would take the last price down to 140.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 145.8096 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 74.3326 seconds -19573;1365693078;ThickAsThieves;;;market --buy 3000 -19572;1365693079;gribble;A market order to buy 3000 bitcoins right now would take 508573.6610 USD and would take the last price up to 174.9900 USD, resulting in an average price of 169.5246 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 108.0862 seconds -19571;1365693253;unbalanced;MP, other assembled Brainiacs... Is the only alternative to Mt. Gox to switching to other traditional (centralized) exchanges, one of which will swell to 80% eventually? Or is decentralized exchange somehow possible? -19570;1365693266;mircea_popescu;unbalanced localbitcoins for instance. -19569;1365693279;pizzaman1337;yeah, what's the volume on localbitcoins anyway? -19568;1365693281;unbalanced;Yeah, OTC, localbitcoins... -19567;1365693287;mircea_popescu;also otc is a good choice. -19566;1365693296;mircea_popescu;i don't honestly think we need much more or anything other than this. -19565;1365693302;mircea_popescu;person to person bitcoin. -19564;1365693325;unbalanced;...says the guy who expects users to grok commandline gpg -19563;1365693339;unbalanced;That's fine for a subset of users. -19562;1365693344;mircea_popescu;i don't expect users to grok commandline gpg. -19561;1365693357;mircea_popescu;i expect people who don't to have somebody who does do their investi9ng for them. -19560;1365693375;mircea_popescu;something along the lines of, "if you're too drunk to stand no way you're driving" -19559;1365693384;mircea_popescu;even if driving is kinda cool and everything. -19558;1365693388;unbalanced;agreed -19557;1365693404;mircea_popescu;and even if you drive seated not standing -19556;1365693409;mircea_popescu;and even if everything else. -19555;1365693438;unbalanced;Putting bitcoin stocks/bonds/options aside for a sec, if I just think of buying and selling bitcoins P2P... How do we put a web interface on distributed trust? -19554;1365693451;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-otc.com/vieworderbook.php -19553;1365693452;mircea_popescu;like that ? -19552;1365693457;TradeFortress;lol -19551;1365693565;unbalanced;That is an excellent start... but only a start. I guess that's the logical one to build on though. -19550;1365693646;unbalanced;e.g. have the bids and the asks up like a "normal" exchange but when you transact, you're not trading on an exchange, you're dealing direct with the counterparty after vetting their WOT rating, etc. -19549;1365693691;TradeFortress;unbalanced, wont work because some payment methods have higher premiums -19548;1365693703;TradeFortress;could do one for each payment method through -19547;1365693706;unbalanced;(and the dudes selling code or the gambling links are tucked aside into other tabs) -19546;1365693736;unbalanced;Who runs bitcoin-otc? -19545;1365693766;TradeFortress;nanotube -19544;1365693782;unbalanced;I see the orderbook is JSON, that's good -19543;1365693990;unbalanced;What do you guys think of Ripple? Does it accomplish this? -19542;1365693993;gesell;HOLY SHIT -19541;1365694007;gesell;wtf is this order on the ask book: u'stamp': u'1360289097384960', u'amount_int': u'100000000', u'price': 13370133701337, u'price_int': u'1337013370133700096', u'amount': 1 -19540;1365694051;Scrat;its a leet order -19539;1365694095;gesell;this is some strange shit. orderboook flipping out sometimes -19538;1365694162;gesell;i guess its normal actually -19537;1365694174;gesell;a user could say they want to sell for 133713371337.00 USD -19536;1365694209;unbalanced;Gox would probably fill it under conditions like yesterday -19535;1365694263;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.29999998 = 0.6 BTC [+] -19534;1365694282;jurov;iirc bitcoin.de works that way -19533;1365694496;deadweasel;unbalanced: go build a tabbed version. tabs for payment method, tabs for gambling, dev for hire, etc... -19532;1365694568;pizzaman1337;15.6k bets unaccounted for with S.DICE? uh oh... -19531;1365694578;mjr_;huh? -19530;1365694585;pizzaman1337;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1799509#msg1799509 -19529;1365694747;TradeFortress;Yeah. -19528;1365694797;unbalanced;Are they being DDOS'd? -19527;1365694849;pizzaman1337;I don't think that's possible, the severs that handle the transactions aren't public-facing, right? -19526;1365694864;Diablo-D3;lol -19525;1365694872;Diablo-D3;sdice probably ran out of money -19524;1365694878;Diablo-D3;time to sell your stock -19523;1365694902;unbalanced;"Fire! Run for the exits..." -19522;1365695099;mircea_popescu;looking at that list pizzaman1337 it seems they mostly have profits ? -19521;1365695104;mircea_popescu;i see 10k, 13k 16k etc -19520;1365695125;mjr_;yep -19519;1365695133;pizzaman1337;yeah, it seems pretty clear that the problem is not that they ran out of money -19518;1365695134;mjr_;time to sell everyone, who cares the price -19517;1365695140;mjr_;sell sell sell -19516;1365695153;mircea_popescu;1dice97EC 17041.91 1dice8EMZ 18319.23 etc -19515;1365695183;mjr_;shhh, no facts right now...i want to pick up sdice at .001 ;) -19514;1365695192;mircea_popescu;or are those cumulative all time ? -19513;1365695300;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: So are you going to tweak the mpoebot so it doesn't sell calls for over 1BTC? -19512;1365695315;mircea_popescu;prolly just take out those lines next month. -19511;1365695326;mircea_popescu;if it wants to charge over 1 btc per who am i to argue. -19510;1365695350;ThickAsThieves;$avg -19509;1365695351;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 170.11 -19508;1365695382;Bugpowder;maybe I will undercut the bot and sell for 1.05 -19507;1365695396;mircea_popescu;sounds like a plan. -19506;1365695417;mjr_;hahaha -19505;1365695656;deadweasel;i must say, it was very nice to have the passthroughs operating normally yesterday. -19504;1365695692;deadweasel;i don't know how they did.... jurov, where did you get your vwap yesterday? -19503;1365695719;ThickAsThieves;mpex i assume -19502;1365695771;deadweasel;i thought bought was not serving an $avg -19501;1365695784;deadweasel;at least after noon EST -19500;1365695850;bitesak;it was sometimes -19499;1365695864;bitesak;but you had to get in relatively early -19498;1365695938;kakobrekla;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c4lqr/iama_algorithmic_and_high_frequency_trading/ -19497;1365695946;kakobrekla;could be bull -19496;1365695967;kakobrekla;bull as in bullshit not bull -19495;1365695976;Bugpowder;To my best knowledge, every firm with an algorithmic/HFT division has presence in multiple Bitcoin exchanges. -19494;1365695984;Bugpowder;that part is buttshit -19493;1365695995;Bugpowder;every firm with HFT doesn't give a shit about bitcoin -19492;1365696002;kakobrekla;i havent even read it through -19491;1365696011;Bugpowder;I read enough -19490;1365696024;kakobrekla;:> -19489;1365696024;jurov;deadweasel, coinbr caches its wvap for some period if bitcoincharts returns an error -19488;1365696037;Bugpowder;probably interned somewhere -19487;1365696042;Bugpowder;wants to stir some shit -19486;1365696048;deadweasel;i see. well, cheers to caching! -19485;1365696076;kakobrekla;well the part that bother me most is 1h lag and hft -19484;1365696090;kakobrekla;more like sft -19483;1365696112;deadweasel;^ yeah, i don't see how anything in btc could be considered HFT... -19482;1365696137;gesell;current version of whale_watchers script: -19481;1365696139;deadweasel;the infrastructure to do so successfully doesn't seem to exist yet... -19480;1365696149;gesell;$ whale_watchers.sh bids -19479;1365696149;gesell;goxlag 4.207002 seconds -19478;1365696149;gesell;1365641026 price:110.20001 amount:1179.6732 -19477;1365696149;gesell;1365679001 price:132.77758 amount:2011.6502 -19476;1365696149;gesell;1365684834 price:130 amount:1172.13926341 -19475;1365696149;gesell;1365684902 price:120 amount:1866.58691101 -19474;1365696149;gesell;1365684937 price:100 amount:1129.38763907 -19473;1365696150;gesell;1365685100 price:110 amount:1595.50795395 -19472;1365696150;gesell;1365685337 edge:144.4/146.5 -19471;1365696153;gesell;oh damnit sorry -19470;1365696161;gesell;forgot we dont have \n in these parts -19469;1365696222;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7541 = 1.5082 BTC [-] -19468;1365696332;mircea_popescu; every firm with HFT doesn't give a shit about bitcoin <<< ya well, kids and clues seldom meet. -19467;1365696431;mircea_popescu;According to a Businessweek source, Foursquare netted just $2 million in revenue in 2012 -19466;1365696432;mircea_popescu;lmao. -19465;1365696461;mircea_popescu;satoshi dice made what, 70k btc. -19464;1365696548;pizzaman1337;was that it? gosh -19463;1365696589;lippoper;;;ticker -19462;1365696589;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 143.81830, Best ask: 146.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.18170, Last trade: 146.00000, 24 hour volume: 247441.18891750, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 259.98000, 24 hour vwap: 169.88239 -19461;1365696616;lippoper;;;seen krs1 -19460;1365696616;gribble;krs1 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 hour, 39 minutes, and 55 seconds ago: lol -19459;1365696656;unbalanced;jurov: ah, bitcoin.de is exactly the sort of thing I was thinking of, thanks! -19458;1365696669;lippoper;;;seen krs-1 -19457;1365696669;gribble;krs-1 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 17 hours, 3 minutes, and 27 seconds ago: this would be a scotch day -19456;1365696688;unbalanced;I saw that a year or so ago and forgot. -19455;1365696727;unbalanced;Well, it's close. Still acts as a trustee... hrm. -19454;1365696843;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.29999998 BTC [+] -19453;1365696944;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [+] -19452;1365696958;joecool;!GOXLAG -19451;1365696965;lippoper;;;goxlag -19450;1365696966;gribble;MtGox lag is 49.296595 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0987898244278 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Saturn and Titan (0.0802 AU). -19449;1365697082;unbalanced;jurov: the bitcoinforums.com SMF Trader System stuff, feedback, etc... is P2P exchange the idea of that too? -19448;1365697099;unbalanced;er, bitcoinforum.com -19447;1365697158;unbalanced;You may want to snag the plural of that domain and redirect it to the singular. Assuming it's your site... I can't keep track of all you guys. -19446;1365697254;joecool;hm -19445;1365697256;joecool;!ping -19444;1365697259;joecool;;;ping -19443;1365697260;gribble;pong -19442;1365697261;joecool;k -19441;1365697403;jurov;unbalanced idk, ask them directly -19440;1365697405;jurov;cya later -19439;1365697492;ThickAsThieves;does $avg show the confident vwap that mpex options works from? -19438;1365697507;lippoper;$avg -19437;1365697509;mpexbot;lippoper: 167.53 -19436;1365697517;taub;just hit 111 on btce -19435;1365697532;lippoper;;;ticker -19434;1365697533;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 125.00000, Best ask: 126.90000, Bid-ask spread: 1.90000, Last trade: 129.00000, 24 hour volume: 257385.98098882, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 259.00000, 24 hour vwap: 167.96454 -19433;1365697586;ThickAsThieves;mircea_popescu does $avg show the confident vwap that mpex options works from? -19432;1365697589;mircea_popescu;;;bc,24hprc -19431;1365697590;gribble;167.53 -19430;1365697592;mircea_popescu;$avg -19429;1365697594;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 167.53 -19428;1365697597;mircea_popescu;seems so yes -19427;1365697637;lippoper;it's at 130 on gox -19426;1365697642;lippoper;err 120 -19425;1365697698;KRS-1;;;goxlag -19424;1365697699;gribble;MtGox lag is 142.335422 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.285238592021 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one month (0.2988 AU). -19423;1365697828;KRS-1;the f- -19422;1365697934;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC [+] -19421;1365697988;ThickAsThieves;100 on btc, 140 on bitfloor -19420;1365698051;error4733;on the way to 65$ -19419;1365698065;error4733;end of march price -19418;1365698093;error4733;just a nice april fool for 10 days -19417;1365698111;ThickAsThieves;i'm skeptical -19416;1365698175;error4733;;;goxlax didnt help -19415;1365698176;gribble;Error: "goxlax" is not a valid command. -19414;1365698184;error4733;;;goxlag -19413;1365698186;gribble;MtGox lag is 268.171906 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.537413497022 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -19412;1365698198;wao;;;goxlag -19411;1365698199;gribble;MtGox lag is 282.241931 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.565609669586 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -19410;1365698223;mircea_popescu;65 may be a little understated -19409;1365698287;ThickAsThieves;you mean you think itll go lower? -19408;1365698299;Bugpowder;WAT? -19407;1365698304;Bugpowder;is that bad print on the volume? -19406;1365698306;Bugpowder;or real -19405;1365698321;Bugpowder;57,000 BTC sell? -19404;1365698394;KRS-1;oh jeez -19403;1365698406;error4733;where :'( -19402;1365698413;taub;mtgox -19401;1365698431;taub;I dont know why it didnt take down price further -19400;1365698442;Bugpowder;look at the 1 minute -19399;1365698452;Bugpowder;slow 20k dump -19398;1365698456;Bugpowder;then a 20k buy -19397;1365698462;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.29999998 = 1.2 BTC [+] -19396;1365698465;KRS-1;wow -19395;1365698473;Bugpowder;nobody actually saw these trades? -19394;1365698476;KRS-1;did it bottom yet -19393;1365698480;taub;how can i see these -19392;1365698481;Scrat;wall 120 done -19391;1365698485;taub;when websocket is down -19390;1365698487;taub;:| -19389;1365698504;taub;all this incompetence leaves so much room for conspiracies lol -19388;1365698508;taub;+theories -19387;1365698529;gesell;whales are gone almost -19386;1365698532;gesell;no support -19385;1365698568;taub;what feed do you watch Bugpowder -19384;1365698573;taub;clarkmoody working smoothly for you? -19383;1365698639;gesell;Bugpowder: where did you see this? -19382;1365698661;error4733;http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/widget/chart/ -19381;1365698668;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P122T] 1000 @ 0.07047095 = 70.471 BTC -19380;1365698683;taub;@MagicalTux> [22:43:25] pu everything into ram and everything will be ok <- new db serv has 128GB ram -19379;1365698687;taub;overkill -19378;1365698689;KRS-1;wheres the bottom -19377;1365698697;taub;write shit software, buy more hardware -19376;1365698701;taub;but at least they are doing SOMETHING -19375;1365698717;TomServo;yup -19374;1365698718;TomServo;@MagicalTux | Ad0: sweating right now -19373;1365698720;Scrat;entire db fits in 1 GB -19372;1365698727;Scrat;buy 128 GB, that oughta solve it -19371;1365698729;Scrat;derp derp herp -19370;1365698737;taub;very nice error4733 -19369;1365698793;Bugpowder;its on clark moody -19368;1365698800;Bugpowder;no feeds are working well for me again -19367;1365698820;leotreasure;#bitcoin-RT -19366;1365698827;Bugpowder;Got filled at 121 -19365;1365698835;Bugpowder;(buy) -19364;1365698840;ThickAsThieves;me too -19363;1365698848;Bugpowder;hedging with puts -19362;1365698853;ThickAsThieves;next floor is at 110 -19361;1365698861;ThickAsThieves;then 101 -19360;1365698883;damientrog;what puts are you buying? -19359;1365698887;ThickAsThieves;could be a very volatile day -19358;1365698891;ThickAsThieves;$avg -19357;1365698893;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 165.16 -19356;1365698896;Bugpowder;cheap ones -19355;1365699003;taub;112, 10% spread -19354;1365699006;taub;state -19353;1365699034;KRS-1;what effect does this have on btc-e when i try to buy btc there..seems like price is behind about 10 mins..but lower in price than the charts report -19352;1365699034;gesell;two 2k whales holding at 110&100, two others at 140&180 -19351;1365699093;ThickAsThieves;$avg -19350;1365699095;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 165.16 -19349;1365699181;KRS-1;is it going up yet -19348;1365699230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1275 @ 0.0029486 = 3.7595 BTC [+] -19347;1365699283;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P134T] 30 @ 0.25 = 7.5 BTC [+] -19346;1365699398;ThickAsThieves;no -19345;1365699402;ThickAsThieves;112 -19344;1365699423;KRS-1;time to make some money girls -19343;1365699433;ThickAsThieves;wheres the bot? -19342;1365699434;Scrat;cant see that 110 floor lasting for long -19341;1365699435;KRS-1;so like..i can buy at $108 on btc-e -19340;1365699436;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 114.13545, Best ask: 118.80000, Bid-ask spread: 4.66455, Last trade: 118.80000, 24 hour volume: 264889.76286140, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 258.50000, 24 hour vwap: 164.91260 -19339;1365699445;KRS-1;scrat: meaning up or down from there? -19338;1365699446;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.00322 = 0.322 BTC [-] -19337;1365699470;Bugpowder;home back bot -19336;1365699474;Bugpowder;come back -19335;1365699489;Scrat;KRS-1: south -19334;1365699536;ThickAsThieves;cmon bot -19333;1365699541;mjr_;;;goxlag -19332;1365699543;gribble;MtGox lag is 486.069431 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.974077697419 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -19331;1365699549;Bugpowder;bot always goes down when you need it -19330;1365699557;ThickAsThieves;yep -19329;1365699559;ThickAsThieves;118 -19328;1365699562;Scrat;yeah that 128 GB sure helped, lol -19327;1365699563;Bugpowder;lucky I got some -19326;1365699567;lippoper;how low will it og? -19325;1365699572;lippoper;how low will it go? -19324;1365699583;ThickAsThieves;gox's claims are all bullshit -19323;1365699584;Bugpowder;probably the bottom -19322;1365699586;Bugpowder;:) -19321;1365699640;ThickAsThieves;i really hope someone starts aggresively buying -19320;1365699648;ThickAsThieves;asks are so thin -19319;1365699661;KRS-1;people are greedy..they just waiting. -19318;1365699665;Bugpowder;I am trying to get filled -19317;1365699685;KRS-1;lets hope for $65 -19316;1365699694;Bugpowder;I got bids all the way down -19315;1365699730;taub;i dont think we're gonna get below 50 -19314;1365699738;taub;but 100-70 seems likely -19313;1365699744;ThickAsThieves;111.50 -19312;1365699787;ThickAsThieves;gox website hanging -19311;1365699811;taub;1:1 extention of the first downmove lands it at $29 -19310;1365699811;taub;oh boy -19309;1365699831;ThickAsThieves;i dont know what that means -19308;1365699866;wao;;;goxlag -19307;1365699869;gribble;MtGox lag is 506.639759 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.01530040441 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -19306;1365699907;Guest54898;fear the reaper... -19305;1365699925;ThickAsThieves;bitocin charts is working -19304;1365699929;ThickAsThieves;bot is not -19303;1365699932;ThickAsThieves;soooooo? -19302;1365699965;lippoper;;;ticker -19301;1365699967;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 118.80000, Best ask: 122.98700, Bid-ask spread: 4.18700, Last trade: 122.98700, 24 hour volume: 267142.03759412, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 258.50000, 24 hour vwap: 164.36507 -19300;1365699973;KRS-1;keeps going up eh -19299;1365700001;deadweasel;$avg -19298;1365700003;mpexbot;deadweasel: 165.16 -19297;1365700033;taub;are you expecting a rapid change? -19296;1365700034;ThickAsThieves;oh geez, check this out -19295;1365700036;taub;you keep doing that -19294;1365700038;ThickAsThieves;on gox -19293;1365700043;ThickAsThieves;"Market cooldown, order placing suspended until 2013-04-12 11:00:00 UTC" -19292;1365700068;ThickAsThieves;wtf is that shit -19291;1365700077;ThickAsThieves;where were they yesterday -19290;1365700082;ThickAsThieves;lol -19289;1365700082;KRS-1;more sells after that im sure -19288;1365700103;mircea_popescu;ahahaha whaT! -19287;1365700119;ThickAsThieves;i'm not joking -19286;1365700147;deadweasel;WOW -19285;1365700149;taub;well -19284;1365700150;taub;at least -19283;1365700152;deadweasel;wow -19282;1365700154;taub;mtgox is killing itself -19281;1365700157;taub;better than any ddos -19280;1365700163;pizzaman1337;self dos -19279;1365700168;Scrat;ahahahahah -19278;1365700168;mircea_popescu;heh. -19277;1365700172;ThickAsThieves;what. the. fuck. -19276;1365700173;taub;you gox'd it -19275;1365700177;gesell;this is exxcellent -19274;1365700178;Scrat;shadenfreude -19273;1365700180;gesell;taub: lul -19272;1365700186;Bugpowder;what did i misssss? -19271;1365700197;mircea_popescu;so i am guessing next is the announcement of "mpoe-pr was right all along, we were running fractional reserve, -19270;1365700200;gesell;gox taking a break? -19269;1365700204;mircea_popescu;all your coins are lost, sorry, we're gone" -19268;1365700211;ThickAsThieves;[10:07] on gox -19267;1365700211;ThickAsThieves;[10:07] "Market cooldown, order placing suspended until 2013-04-12 11:00:00 UTC" -19266;1365700226;gesell;oh you guys are just joking -19265;1365700227;gesell;damn -19264;1365700240;Bugpowder;what? -19263;1365700242;ThickAsThieves;not joking gesell -19262;1365700248;ThickAsThieves;want a screenshot? -19261;1365700257;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves put it on dtng -19260;1365700263;Bugpowder;fucking circuitbreakers -19259;1365700263;taub;wouldnt be surprised mp... they have been spewing some incompetent shit in their announcments -19258;1365700268;Bugpowder;FUCK -19257;1365700280;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder not a circuit breaker. -19256;1365700295;mircea_popescu;they weren't "circuit breaking" yest's runup either. -19255;1365700321;Bugpowder;there it is -19254;1365700327;Bugpowder;just tried to place on -19253;1365700328;Bugpowder;one -19252;1365700337;Bugpowder;market cooldown -19251;1365700341;Bugpowder;Market cooldown, order placing suspended until 2013-04-12 02:00:00 UTC -19250;1365700380;Bugpowder;that is fucked -19249;1365700380;mircea_popescu;is it 2 utc or 11 utc ? -19248;1365700647;gesell;oh internet, i love you so -19247;1365700650;mircea_popescu;lol -19246;1365700778;ThickAsThieves;gox disappears and price goes up -19245;1365700778;ThickAsThieves;not bad -19244;1365700778;taub;it was rising on mtgox too before they shut down -19243;1365700779;jcpham;i trust weexchange.co but you'll have to make the market -19242;1365700779;ThickAsThieves;bot still down -19241;1365700779;leotreasure;;;goxlag -19240;1365700779;jcpham;not even sure if public -19239;1365700784;jcpham;verification you upload the docs yourself -19238;1365700788;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.735291 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00347750373471 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its third largest moon, Io (0.002819 AU). -19237;1365700804;taub;how is it lagging without trades? -19236;1365700814;lippoper;heard they were taking it offline for server upgrades -19235;1365700816;deadweasel;weex was $400 to buy yesterday! -19234;1365700820;deadweasel;$140 to sell -19233;1365700824;deadweasel;:) -19232;1365700837;leotreasure;so is mtgox offline atm? -19231;1365700846;ThickAsThieves;trading is off -19230;1365700850;taub;they are bullshitting you, how is there lag -19229;1365700854;mircea_popescu;wb all -19228;1365700870;taub;lag counter is directly derived from orders... -19227;1365700879;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -19226;1365700879;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.222528 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00244993242389 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -19225;1365700891;taub;maybe people canceling orders -19224;1365700895;mircea_popescu;lol -19223;1365700896;ThickAsThieves;yeah -19222;1365700965;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -19221;1365700969;gribble;Current Blocks: 230820 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 1019 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 7 hours, 54 minutes, and 2 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9084557.01163 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.39642 -19220;1365700976;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -19219;1365700976;gribble;68695.4140799 -19218;1365701004;ThickAsThieves;mp, why no bot? -19217;1365701017;mircea_popescu;cuz no data ? -19216;1365701028;ThickAsThieves;thought it was from bitcoincharts -19215;1365701031;ThickAsThieves;its up -19214;1365701033;mircea_popescu;yeah. -19213;1365701036;ThickAsThieves;been up -19212;1365701039;mircea_popescu;well what can i tell you. bot has to get it. -19211;1365701068;Bugpowder;all the bids are going to be vaporized when we come up -19210;1365701086;Bugpowder;This could be fun -19209;1365701096;Bugpowder;cancelled all buys down to 52 -19208;1365701109;Bugpowder;hopefully the 52 and below will get filled -19207;1365701111;ThickAsThieves;right, why would anyone leave current bids up -19206;1365701115;mircea_popescu;mtgox has no business being involved in bitcoin -19205;1365701119;mircea_popescu;this much is clear. -19204;1365701120;Bugpowder;well -19203;1365701133;Bugpowder;I'm leaving some up for the possible crash and rebound bounce -19202;1365701179;ThickAsThieves;so now is the outside market gonna use gox orderbook for reference? hehe, ... -19201;1365701190;Bugpowder;lol -19200;1365701264;gesell;MagicalTux: "So, today I would like to inform everyone that DDoS that began earlier in the day was quickly mitigated by our new hardware upgrades. These included adding another Linux server with 128GB of memory! to our already existing Pentium Pro servers. However, despite these improvements once again our own suscess caused a massive sell off as tons of new users added to MTGox decided to crash the market by not buying any bitcoin" -19199;1365701300;gesell;"Due to this continued success we will be suspending the exchange for a few hours so that everyone has time to open a bottle of chapagne" -19198;1365701315;ThickAsThieves;lol -19197;1365701322;TomServo;brilliant. -19196;1365701329;ThickAsThieves;wheres that from? -19195;1365701339;gesell;me. -19194;1365701345;gesell;just tired of this -19193;1365701345;ThickAsThieves;goodun -19192;1365701359;mircea_popescu;what are you serious ? -19191;1365701367;ThickAsThieves;i guess this is good for the market -19190;1365701368;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -19189;1365701373;ThickAsThieves;maybe if they live without gox for a day -19188;1365701379;ThickAsThieves;we can reroute the bloodflow -19187;1365701385;mircea_popescu;this is a good point. -19186;1365701391;taub;However, despite these improvements once again our own suscess caused a massive sell off as tons of new users added to MTGox decided to crash the market by not buying any bitcoin" -19185;1365701391;mircea_popescu;hopefully they reopen and nobody goes back. -19184;1365701395;taub;did he really write that? -19183;1365701396;taub;what a nitwit -19182;1365701400;taub;i cant believe it -19181;1365701402;mircea_popescu;taub nah it's a spoof -19180;1365701407;ThickAsThieves;its jokes taub -19179;1365701407;taub;good grief -19178;1365701409;taub;thanks -19177;1365701410;ThickAsThieves;but still -19176;1365701413;ThickAsThieves;dont be surprised -19175;1365701415;Scrat;taub: u dun goofed -19174;1365701418;mircea_popescu;the funny part is where everybody readily mistakes it for the original. -19173;1365701418;taub;could've been him lol -19172;1365701421;ThickAsThieves;if their next statement mirrors that -19171;1365701463;Namworld;he did halt trading on MtGox tho -19170;1365701471;taub;yea -19169;1365701532;Bugpowder;is the order book updating to show cancellations? -19168;1365701546;ThickAsThieves;no -19167;1365701549;ThickAsThieves;sadly -19166;1365701569;ThickAsThieves;at least not the one on clarkmoody -19165;1365701575;deadweasel;I've been pointing to the bitcon-otc order book to everyone freaking on bitcointalk.org.. -19164;1365701582;deadweasel;hopefully they see that they can still trade. -19163;1365701591;mircea_popescu;hopefully. -19162;1365701599;mircea_popescu;if mtgox never comes back it will be too soon. -19161;1365701603;gesell;sorry -19160;1365701606;gesell;He did not write that -19159;1365701607;gesell;I wrote it -19158;1365701619;ThickAsThieves;too believable! -19157;1365701628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.00069713 = 5.5073 BTC [-] -19156;1365701631;gesell;put it on redit (as a lie) -19155;1365701662;gesell;my possition is still all held in BTC, still. But I dont care, this has to change -19154;1365701714;Bugpowder;Guys its cool -19153;1365701715;Bugpowder;(2013/4/11) Market Cooldown: Orders will not be accepted for the moment as we need to upgrade our database to accommodate the trading volume. However, you may still cancel your pending and open orders. Trading will resume at 11.00 am JST. -19152;1365701725;Bugpowder;just a planned outage -19151;1365701758;Bugpowder;order book is updating -19150;1365701764;Bugpowder;watch the bids melt -19149;1365701788;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -19148;1365701788;ThickAsThieves;where> -19147;1365701792;Bugpowder;bitcoinity -19146;1365701792;gribble;There are currently 92569212 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 7168972.79161 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0081 seconds -19145;1365701804;gesell;wow, people on reddit are pretty gulable -19144;1365701829;ThickAsThieves;bitcoinity shows an orderbook? -19143;1365701834;ThickAsThieves;i'm missing out -19142;1365701850;ThickAsThieves;i thought it only shows last trades -19141;1365701858;Namworld;lol... orderbook melts... -19140;1365701865;Namworld;huge crash impending.... -19139;1365701876;Bugpowder;oh boy oh boy -19138;1365701877;Namworld;so much for trying to stop the crash... -19137;1365701880;Bugpowder;i'm gonna get filled -19136;1365701882;Bugpowder;at 51 -19135;1365701885;Bugpowder;I can feel it -19134;1365701892;ThickAsThieves;how do i see orderbook on bitcoinity? -19133;1365701907;Namworld;yeah. Neat getting filled -19132;1365701951;Bugpowder;hmm -19131;1365701955;Bugpowder;should have kept the 72 -19130;1365701964;lippoper;;;asks 72 -19129;1365701964;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 72.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 17.1812 seconds -19128;1365701968;Bugpowder;Dip might be very fast -19127;1365701981;lippoper;aren't you being optimistic? -19126;1365701982;Bugpowder;price is holding up on other ex -19125;1365701982;KRS-1;think this will be permanent or is this our new reality never to see > $100 again -19124;1365702006;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball will we see 100 again -19123;1365702007;gribble;It is so. -19122;1365702012;ThickAsThieves;there ya go -19121;1365702033;lippoper;;;eightball will we see 200 again? -19120;1365702034;gribble;No chance. -19119;1365702038;KRS-1;lol -19118;1365702041;ThickAsThieves;lol -19117;1365702048;Scrat;gribble :( -19116;1365702050;soypirate;so much for gribble's magic eightball -19115;1365702060;lippoper;lol -19114;1365702069;KRS-1;f'n eightball -19113;1365702079;lippoper;;;eightball will the market stabilize around $150? -19112;1365702079;gribble;Come again? -19111;1365702089;ThickAsThieves;face or chest? -19110;1365702103;lippoper;Come again? -19109;1365702125;error4733;;;eightball Pirate40 refund every1 -19108;1365702125;gribble;NO! -19107;1365702151;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball Will options bot resume before Gox does? -19106;1365702152;gribble;NO. -19105;1365702158;pizzaman1337;aw -19104;1365702166;lippoper;hahaha -19103;1365702167;ThickAsThieves;knew it -19102;1365702182;Namworld;;;eightball Will we see 1 cent per BTC this month? -19101;1365702182;gribble;Maybe... -19100;1365702190;KRS-1;;;eightball does Lippoper have any chance of getting laid? -19099;1365702190;gribble;You're kidding, right? -19098;1365702196;Namworld;;;eightball Will we see 1 USD per BTC this month then? -19097;1365702197;gribble;It is possible. -19096;1365702230;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball will my C200s have any value this month? -19095;1365702231;gribble;No chance. -19094;1365702232;Namworld;;;eightball Does the bubble pops? -19093;1365702232;gribble;One would be wise to think so. -19092;1365702234;ThickAsThieves;hehe -19091;1365702245;Namworld;I love eightball -19090;1365702248;lippoper;;;eightball and anyone, should I buy in at $100/btc ? -19089;1365702271;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball is mircea and mpoe-pr the same person -19088;1365702271;gribble;I doubt it very much. -19087;1365702286;Namworld;eightball is very accurate overall -19086;1365702290;ThickAsThieves;;;eighbtall are you sure? -19085;1365702290;gribble;Error: "eighbtall" is not a valid command. -19084;1365702292;lippoper;;;eightball Should I buy in at $100/btc ? -19083;1365702298;Namworld;90% accuracy. So much for generic statements -19082;1365702298;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball Are you sure? -19081;1365702298;gribble;No. -19080;1365702323;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball will you be my trading consultant? -19079;1365702324;gribble;In your dreams. -19078;1365702329;lippoper;;;eightball Are you sure, I shouldn't buy in at $100/btc ? -19077;1365702330;gribble;No. -19076;1365702330;ThickAsThieves;hehe -19075;1365702341;error4733;;;eightball will satoshi nakatomo come back one day ? -19074;1365702341;gribble;You know the answer better than I. -19073;1365702343;lippoper;;;eightball so I should buy in at $100 per btc, right? -19072;1365702344;gribble;The answer is certainly yes. -19071;1365702359;ThickAsThieves;too many answers -19070;1365702383;error4733;;;eightball can i trust you ? -19069;1365702383;gribble;You know the answer better than I. -19068;1365702393;kakobrekla;ok fellas cut the crap now -19067;1365702453;gesell;"eightball: satoshi will arrive in a cloud of glory and be welcome by all with eculiptus leaves IF mtgox lag is <120.000 ELSE he will come with vengeance and scorn and smite all those that placed their faith in the magic of the tux" -19066;1365702506;error4733;;;eightball satoshi will arrive in a cloud of glory and be welcome by all with eculiptus leaves IF mtgox lag is <120.000 ELSE he will come with vengeance and scorn and smite all those that placed their faith in the magic of the tux -19065;1365702506;gribble;Of course. -19064;1365702613;gesell;;;eightball WILL satoshi will arrive in a cloud of glory and be welcome by all with eculiptus leaves IF mtgox lag is <120.000 ELSE he will come with vengeance and scorn and smite all those that placed their faith in the magic of the tux? -19063;1365702613;gribble;Obviously. -19062;1365702618;gesell;cool -19061;1365702623;gesell;;;goxlag -19060;1365702624;gribble;MtGox lag is 5.763025 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.011549037574 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its second largest moon, Callisto (0.012567 AU). -19059;1365702644;lippoper;how many hours until Gox is back online? -19058;1365702650;kakobrekla;gox lagging while doing nothing, cute -19057;1365702666;Bugpowdurr;all those cancellations need to update the other ordrs -19056;1365702672;Bugpowdurr;for funded status -19055;1365702674;Bugpowdurr;most likely -19054;1365702696;kakobrekla;bids have not changed drastically -19053;1365702726;mircea_popescu;lmao the bot really likes the volatility. -19052;1365702741;ThickAsThieves;$avg -19051;1365702742;mpexbot;ThickAsThieves: 160.59 -19050;1365702758;punkman;http://images.plus613.net/images/2/e/f/7/www_plus613_net_polarTube.jpg -19049;1365702766;KRS-1;what do the order books look like -19048;1365702780;punkman;^^ -19047;1365702794;Bugpowdurr;your bot is retarrrrrded -19046;1365702803;joecool;lippoper: http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?p0=1440&iso=20130412T02&year=2013&month=4&day=12&hour=2&min=0&sec=0&msg=MtGox%20Starts%20Trading&csz=1 -19045;1365702803;ThickAsThieves;... -19044;1365702866;lippoper;These stupid bots, keep buying for decimal points higher, then the price increases super slowly, and others sell much lower, then bot panic sells and the other bots make this shit worse, it's like microphone feedback when you have more than one mic in the room. -19043;1365702962;deadweasel;btc-e is selling just above 100 -19042;1365702963;ThickAsThieves;so -19041;1365702966;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.49 BTC [+] -19040;1365702967;ThickAsThieves;all of the sudden -19039;1365702979;ThickAsThieves;the bot thinks 68 is the best breakeven? -19038;1365702994;ThickAsThieves;for puts -19037;1365703007;mircea_popescu;$depth p500t -19036;1365703009;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: O.USD.P500T Bids: ['1000 @ 2.11888746'] -19035;1365703010;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['1000 @ 19.24887621'] -19034;1365703020;mircea_popescu;;;calc 1 / 20.2488 -19033;1365703020;gribble;0.049385642606 -19032;1365703023;mircea_popescu;49 even -19031;1365703039;ThickAsThieves;not what i meant -19030;1365703052;ThickAsThieves;lowest risk break even -19029;1365703060;mircea_popescu;$avg -19028;1365703063;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 160.46 -19027;1365703074;mircea_popescu;$depth p161t -19026;1365703076;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: O.USD.P161T Bids: ['1000 @ 0.13213399'] -19025;1365703077;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['1000 @ 1.79400702'] -19024;1365703094;mircea_popescu;;;calc 161 / 2.794 -19023;1365703095;gribble;57.6234788833 -19022;1365703097;mircea_popescu;57 -19021;1365703121;ThickAsThieves;P116 -19020;1365703127;lippoper;84 currently -19019;1365703128;ThickAsThieves;anywho -19018;1365703137;ThickAsThieves;thats quite a change -19017;1365703148;mircea_popescu;it obviously didn't like the drop -19016;1365703174;ThickAsThieves;doesnt seem to be so averse to spikes? -19015;1365703178;taub;76 -19014;1365703223;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 340 @ 0.0032 = 1.088 BTC [+] -19013;1365703317;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -19012;1365703318;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 120.00000, Best ask: 123.40098, Bid-ask spread: 3.40098, Last trade: 120.00000, 24 hour volume: 262114.69964268, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 255.00000, 24 hour vwap: 162.35695 -19011;1365703321;mircea_popescu;lalaal -19010;1365703336;lippoper;$70 -19009;1365703338;taub;looks like btc from gox just hit btce -19008;1365703385;lippoper;$65 -19007;1365703443;KRS-1;rubbing my eyes -19006;1365703460;KRS-1;when to buy..when to buy... -19005;1365703486;lippoper;It would pretty much be impossible to come back from this -19004;1365703504;lippoper;All of the idiots thinking Anonymous hacked Mt.Gox is causing everyone to sell everything. -19003;1365703506;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7551 BTC [-] -19002;1365703512;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.755 BTC [-] -19001;1365703521;mircea_popescu;mtgox must go. -19000;1365703525;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7541 BTC [-] -18999;1365703528;taub;yep -18998;1365703528;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75402 BTC [-] -18997;1365703531;lippoper;Sell now before they get your account info and make off with your money, they are saying. -18996;1365703531;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75401 BTC [-] -18995;1365703539;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.753 = 4.518 BTC [-] -18994;1365703543;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.75202 = 1.504 BTC [-] -18993;1365703547;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75201 BTC [-] -18992;1365703549;KRS-1;what do the order books look like -18991;1365703550;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.751 = 1.502 BTC [-] -18990;1365703550;lippoper;and the sheeple are selling -18989;1365703553;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7501 BTC [-] -18988;1365703566;KRS-1;it was the sheeple that put the price where it was -18987;1365703577;deadweasel;let them sell -18986;1365703579;ThickAsThieves;btc-e at 85 -18985;1365703586;pigeons;;;ticker --currency CAD -18984;1365703587;gribble;BTCCAD ticker | Best bid: 118.89825, Best ask: 125.32470, Bid-ask spread: 6.42645, Last trade: 114.00000, 24 hour volume: 903.89633115, 24 hour low: 106.20810, 24 hour high: 254.66214, 24 hour vwap: 167.03981 -18983;1365703594;pigeons;oh nevermind thats gox -18982;1365703601;pigeons;doing pretty well at virtex -18981;1365703685;ColdHardMetal;chicken little has entered the building. -18980;1365703713;KRS-1;going back up on btc-e -18979;1365703752;Doffx;;;ticker --last -18978;1365703754;gribble;120.00000 -18977;1365703772;lippoper;that's because btc-e implemented a verification process in order to stop the Goxers from panic selling all of their BTC on there. -18976;1365703777;topace|2;so wait, mtgox halted trading to "let things cool off" ? -18975;1365703788;ThickAsThieves;tahts their new line yeah -18974;1365703796;mjr_;halted trading? -18973;1365703800;ThickAsThieves;"Trading is halted until 2013-04-12 02:00am UTC to allow the market to cooldown following the drop in price. Read more details on the support." -18972;1365703808;ThickAsThieves;https://support.mtgox.com/entries/21519569-Market-Cooldown-for-12-hours -18971;1365703815;topace|2;thats rediculous -18970;1365703821;Doffx;Wow, thats so bad. -18969;1365703837;topace|2;"we have lots of money held in bitcoins, so we dont want the price to go down anymore, so we're halting trading" -18968;1365703850;ThickAsThieves;i doubt thats it -18967;1365703851;taub;the worst is that they think it helps -18966;1365703861;ThickAsThieves;they dont care about price value -18965;1365703868;taub;if they think price is irrational they should buy up themselves -18964;1365703873;taub;isntead of holding trading -18963;1365703876;Doffx;Yeah, why would they need to -18962;1365703884;Doffx;The users bring the money and btc -18961;1365703887;lippoper;well, bigger price value == more money in exchange fees, same percentage, bigger cuts. -18960;1365703892;Doffx;They shouldnt have to carry much on hand -18959;1365703896;mircea_popescu;topace|2 fractional reserve ftw. -18958;1365703913;pigeons;of course it has nothing to do with price, all to do with lack of techrastructure -18957;1365703958;topace|2;pigeons: of course -18956;1365703964;topace|2;heh -18955;1365704002;punkman;someone should halt MagicalTux from talking -18954;1365704005;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173433.0 -18953;1365704012;mircea_popescu;;;title -18952;1365704013;gribble;(title ) -- Returns the HTML ... of a URL. -18951;1365704014;ThickAsThieves;i think the problem is they simply made too much money to give a shit about anything -18950;1365704017;mircea_popescu;;;title https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173433.0 -18949;1365704029;taub;hilarious how people go DONT SELL Y OU ARE KILLING IT on the btce chat -18948;1365704045;gribble;PSA: Bitcoin's survival and long term prospects depend on MtGox getting killed. -18947;1365704048;taub;if we all close our eyes maybe it wont happen! -18946;1365704056;Scrat;btc-e is great entertainment right now -18945;1365704062;Scrat;btc-e chat* -18944;1365704066;mircea_popescu;that;s right gribble boy. -18943;1365704112;error4733;59€ on BTC 24 -18942;1365704139;damientrog;it's crashing spectacularly on BTC-24 -18941;1365704143;taub;"pice of shit scamsite" -18940;1365704144;taub;hahah -18939;1365704177;pigeons;there hasn't been a buying opportunity like this in several days!! -18938;1365704212;mircea_popescu;lol -18937;1365704215;mircea_popescu;ever since last week!1 -18936;1365704223;pigeons;where's max? -18935;1365704244;mircea_popescu;pigeons keiser ? he's crying like a leetal bitch. -18934;1365704258;ChaangNoi;? -18933;1365704280;gesell;no worries, max keiser is going to save us -18932;1365704282;ChaangNoi;gox shut down for 36 hours? -18931;1365704300;ChaangNoi;at least that will stop the weekend dip, lol -18930;1365704307;DeaDTerra;10 Hours -18929;1365704312;taub;people will just rush to other exchanges... -18928;1365704318;taub;you can still withdraw -18927;1365704323;DeaDTerra;Bitstamp is currently trading at 79$ -18926;1365704333;gesell;ChaangNoi: where are you seing this 36 h? -18925;1365704337;ChaangNoi;79$ ! -18924;1365704338;taub;this is like open outcry ;) -18923;1365704344;jborkl_;Trading is halted until 2013-04-12 02:00am UTC to allow the market to cooldown following the drop in price. Read more details on the support. Additionally trading fees will not be charged within 48 hours of trading resuming (until 2013-04-14 02:00am UTC). -18922;1365704344;ChaangNoi;i might have failed at maths -18921;1365704348;mircea_popescu; you can still withdraw <<< you can still withdraw YET -18920;1365704354;mircea_popescu;once they run out of reserves what happens ? -18919;1365704363;error4733;LTC 1.5$ hahaha -18918;1365704384;taub;why you think they run fractional reserve tho? -18917;1365704421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12586 @ 0.00070215 = 8.8373 BTC [+] -18916;1365704422;mircea_popescu;because they ran in the red for very very long. -18915;1365704443;ChaangNoi;$79.. that is some panic selling i guess -18914;1365704445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4019 @ 0.00070306 = 2.8256 BTC [+] -18913;1365704459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7187 @ 0.00071567 = 5.1435 BTC [+] -18912;1365704467;punkman;there was $70 on bitstamp for a moment yesterday -18911;1365704487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8600 @ 0.00071589 = 6.1567 BTC [+] -18910;1365704491;mircea_popescu;time for a rehash of http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-noobs-learn-lessons-and-pay-for-the-privilege/ -18909;1365704492;mircea_popescu;i guess. -18908;1365704516;DeaDTerra;and Bitstamps down... -18907;1365704521;DeaDTerra;chaotic... -18906;1365704523;jborkl_;btc e 68 -18905;1365704530;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C095T] 40 @ 0.27621517 = 11.0486 BTC [-] -18904;1365704562;taub;dont think i can recommend bitfloor yet -18903;1365704573;taub;i love their fee structure, but they are too instable and small time -18902;1365704649;gesell;think about this for one second: even if there were enough people wanting to buy at this low price, they wont even be able to because of the time it takes to wire money in to another exchange. However, those wanting to sell can get their BTC more easily to another exchange. So for the next 24h, it will be a sellers market on -18901;1365704680;mircea_popescu;gesell pretty much -18900;1365704693;Doffx;You know mircea_popescu, I think the loss people may or may not get tells the lesson much better than calling people newbs. -18899;1365704709;error4733;bid @ 43.09127 -18898;1365704709;error4733;ask @ 53.00000 -18897;1365704719;mircea_popescu;Doffx i think so too. -18896;1365704721;error4733;€ on BTC 24 WTFFFFFF -18895;1365704724;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C116T] 20 @ 0.18251672 = 3.6503 BTC [+] -18894;1365704724;damientrog;damn I wish funds left on btc-24 to buy -18893;1365704726;KRS-1;tjos os ficled i[ -18892;1365704731;KRS-1;!! -18891;1365704748;joecool;Doffx: where's the fun in that though? -18890;1365704763;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3 = 0.9 BTC [+] -18889;1365704763;mjr_;so mt gox has suspended trading? -18888;1365704763;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -18887;1365704764;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [+] -18886;1365704765;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 15 @ 0.3 = 4.5 BTC [+] -18885;1365704766;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.3 = 3 BTC [+] -18884;1365704767;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 16 @ 0.31 = 4.96 BTC [+] -18883;1365704768;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.31 = 6.2 BTC [+] -18882;1365704769;Doffx;I dont know, I dont find fun in telling people I told you so either. -18881;1365704776;error4733;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKzymtAVBqg -18880;1365704776;KRS-1;mjr: yep -18879;1365704779;mircea_popescu;Doffx somebody has to. -18878;1365704780;KRS-1;til tom -18877;1365704789;ChaangNoi;man... this is insane -18876;1365704799;Doffx;No, nobody has to. -18875;1365704822;gesell;suprisingnly the volume on bitcoin-24 still seems level -18874;1365704825;mircea_popescu;Doffx if everybody shuns this responsibility we just get us-style systemic failurer. -18873;1365704833;mircea_popescu;"nobody has to tell americans they're lazy stupid and fat" -18872;1365704835;Doffx;Educating people, and building each other nets better results, but we never do that. -18871;1365704843;mircea_popescu;just let them fritter away into nothingness and then starve. sure. -18870;1365704858;bgupta;mircea_popescu: So you've called folks out for having price too high and not selling. Is there a plan for the inverse? "Guys bitcoin should not be selling below $2, please stop selling." ;) -18869;1365704861;mircea_popescu;Doffx THIS is education. education begins and ends with telling stupid people they are stupid -18868;1365704867;mircea_popescu;and forcing them to interiorise this, AGAINST their will. -18867;1365704869;mircea_popescu;that's education. -18866;1365704897;gesell;this is healthy -18865;1365704904;ThickAsThieves;59 at btc-e -18864;1365704908;Doffx;Sigh.. you assume they are stupid, and not just caught up in some weird BTC euphoria, emotion trumps rational thought. -18863;1365704910;gesell;but i have to take a break -18862;1365704911;gesell;ciao -18861;1365704914;mircea_popescu;Doffx that is stupid. -18860;1365704923;mircea_popescu;the very definition of stupid. -18859;1365704926;ThickAsThieves;euphoria is the stupod -18858;1365704938;ThickAsThieves;shouldve been a warning sign -18857;1365704940;mircea_popescu;bgupta heh. it will find its level. -18856;1365705032;ThickAsThieves;80 at bitfloor -18855;1365705036;gtlz;lol -18854;1365705062;lippoper;55 -18853;1365705064;lippoper;on btc-e -18852;1365705102;joecool;;;goxlag -18851;1365705102;gribble;MtGox lag is 8.984516 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0180048694683 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin one full loop along the orbit of the Moon around Earth (0.016 AU). -18850;1365705107;joecool;it lags while doing nothing -18849;1365705113;evoorhees;hey guys, ready for another crazy day on the markets? lol -18848;1365705122;error4733;haha sure -18847;1365705122;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.27000101 BTC [-] -18846;1365705123;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.270001 = 0.54 BTC [-] -18845;1365705140;error4733;good for S.dice ! -18844;1365705160;Doffx;They stopped the market! -18843;1365705173;Doffx;Now that is "Stupid" -18842;1365705182;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.27 BTC [-] -18841;1365705184;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.26013001 BTC [-] -18840;1365705185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.26013 = 0.5203 BTC [-] -18839;1365705186;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.26011 BTC [-] -18838;1365705251;pigeons;evoorhees: i was reading about a backlog of satoshi dice payouts, what's that all about? -18837;1365705260;error4733;*opening curtain, looking at sky first time since 10 days -18836;1365705302;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.26013001 BTC [+] -18835;1365705303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.26011 = 0.5202 BTC [-] -18834;1365705306;ChaangNoi;btc-e changed from user name to e-mail... i used some random e-mail and i dont know what it is, cant log in... fail... -18833;1365705328;lippoper;that's what happens lol -18832;1365705362;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.26013001 BTC [+] -18831;1365705439;lippoper;GEM from BTC-E chat: "schicksal: MtGox has been suspended by the local japanese authorities for the past 24 hours for inquiry into money laundering via BTC" -18830;1365705441;evoorhees;pigeons - the site is hung up for an hour or so, that might be what you're refering to -18829;1365705445;evoorhees;we're resetting here shortly -18828;1365705456;evoorhees;(all bets will process as normal) -18827;1365705462;pigeons;thanks -18826;1365705568;ChaangNoi;lippoper dont quote the troll box here, lol -18825;1365705570;error4733;omg from btc e trollbox ? quick, SELL -18824;1365705595;lippoper;ChaangNoi, I forgot to put my ROFL after the quote -18823;1365705615;ChaangNoi;:) -18822;1365705634;lippoper;but seriously FoxNews planned this? How do they have a story already out? http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/04/11/bitcoin-electronic-cash-beloved-by-hackers/ -18821;1365705653;lippoper;"Just days ago the total value of bitcoins in circulation hit $2 billion, up from a tiny fraction of that last year. But late Wednesday, Bitcoin crashed, shedding more than 60 percent of its value in the space of a few hours before recouping some of its losses. Critics say the roller coaster currency movements are just another sign that Bitcoin is a bubble waiting to burst." -18820;1365705673;mircea_popescu;takes five minutes to type something into the box. -18819;1365705689;lippoper;"On Tuesday, the price of a single bitcoin had topped $200. On Wednesday, it hit $266 before a flash crash dragged it back down to just over $100. By Thursday, bitcoins were trading for around $150." -18818;1365705691;lippoper;I guess so -18817;1365705797;lippoper;"Some may wonder whether Caldwell's coins will one day be among the few physical reminders of an expensive fad that evaporated into the ether -- perhaps the result of a breakdown in its electronic architecture, or maybe after a crackdown by government regulators." -18816;1365705855;lippoper;so from 260 -> 150 -> 50 -18815;1365705868;lippoper;in the last 2 days -18814;1365705880;kakobrekla;you can skip the 150 -18813;1365705974;ThickAsThieves;usagi poking the dragon https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112876.msg1804012#msg1804012 -18812;1365705982;ChaangNoi;tiberslav! -18811;1365705988;Namworld;What an EPIC bubble -18810;1365706034;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7443 BTC [-] -18809;1365706037;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7442 BTC [-] -18808;1365706048;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7441 BTC [-] -18807;1365706051;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.744 BTC [-] -18806;1365706053;taub;when is 2am utc? -18805;1365706054;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7431 BTC [-] -18804;1365706056;taub;12 hours? -18803;1365706057;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.74 = 2.96 BTC [-] -18802;1365706059;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 12 @ 0.74 = 8.88 BTC [-] -18801;1365706062;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7351 BTC [-] -18800;1365706062;mircea_popescu;like 10 -18799;1365706065;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.735 = 3.675 BTC [-] -18798;1365706066;taub;kk -18797;1365706067;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7301 BTC [-] -18796;1365706070;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.73 = 2.92 BTC [-] -18795;1365706072;taub;right when i sleep crap -18794;1365706074;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.729 = 3.645 BTC [-] -18793;1365706079;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.729 BTC [-] -18792;1365706084;ThickAsThieves;[11:47] <+amphipod> Apr11 15:46:30 ripple 0.0001 @ 149.99482125 USD -18791;1365706084;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.728 = 3.64 BTC [-] -18790;1365706103;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.727 = 3.635 BTC [-] -18789;1365706106;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.7261 = 4.3566 BTC [-] -18788;1365706110;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.72602 BTC [-] -18787;1365706113;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.725 = 4.35 BTC [-] -18786;1365706168;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00104 BTC [-] -18785;1365706199;deadweasel;$avg -18784;1365706201;mpexbot;deadweasel: 156.12 -18783;1365706226;ColdHardMetal;the worst thing is going to be reading all the "I told you so" posts all over the internet. -18782;1365706248;bitesak;;;ticker -18781;1365706249;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 120.00000, Best ask: 123.40098, Bid-ask spread: 3.40098, Last trade: 120.00000, 24 hour volume: 258375.90467927, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 246.94000, 24 hour vwap: 161.16211 -18780;1365706274;mircea_popescu;ColdHardMetal i got mine done early :p -18779;1365706279;ChaangNoi;at least a got a good box of cigars out of this bubble:) -18778;1365706300;ThickAsThieves;lol -18777;1365706303;ColdHardMetal;mp: lol -18776;1365706308;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 14 @ 0.001033 = 0.0145 BTC [-] -18775;1365706312;ThickAsThieves;gox closing for 1 day is like a master stroke -18774;1365706327;ThickAsThieves;cash is stuck just long enough -18773;1365706333;ThickAsThieves;btc is freely movable -18772;1365706337;ColdHardMetal;already sold those coins Chaang, so we're both in good shape :) -18771;1365706342;ThickAsThieves;all that can happen is sell -18770;1365706376;pgp2;holy fuck - afk for 2 hours and this is what happens... -18769;1365706410;Scrat;pgp2: lol -18768;1365706443;ThickAsThieves;bitfloor not trading -18767;1365706458;mircea_popescu;bitcoin-central still is (euro) -18766;1365706471;mircea_popescu;pgp2 must stay glued to monityor nao -18765;1365706474;ThickAsThieves;good thing i have btc that just got there.... -18764;1365706553;ChaangNoi;CHM i hoe you sold at $250 -18763;1365706569;bgupta;So curious.. all the sites that are helping to facilitate RL commerce using btx, seem to rely on exchange values to help set spot exchange rates.. How will these sites operate.. e.g - bitpay -18762;1365706594;mircea_popescu;bgupta don't ask ;/ -18761;1365706604;mircea_popescu;when i say mtgox is bitcoin's #1 enemy, i mean it. -18760;1365706610;mircea_popescu;they've single handedly fucked up everything. -18759;1365706613;ColdHardMetal;Chaang: nah, nothing quite that high, but still well in the money. -18758;1365706616;ChaangNoi;funny how btc-e a russian mob site is the large btc usd exchange in operation in the whole world... right now... -18757;1365706617;mircea_popescu;again. -18756;1365706631;taub;;;title https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173201.0 -18755;1365706637;taub;:c -18754;1365706638;gribble;mtgox under Distributed Denial of Competence attack -18753;1365706655;gtlz;lol ^ -18752;1365706702;mircea_popescu;lol -18751;1365706718;unbalanced;Virtex dropped to 65 and now up to 100 again -18750;1365706722;pgp2;;; goxlag -18749;1365706723;gribble;MtGox lag is 10.913419 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0218703694833 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -18748;1365706771;pgp2;irc from a cell phone... not so great... -18747;1365706813;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P140T] 3 @ 0.08275503 = 0.2483 BTC [+] -18746;1365706838;ThickAsThieves;a drop from 265 to 105 is no sweat, but you go from 150 to 120 and its time to halt trading -18745;1365706843;error4733;75K news users in 10 days, if you compare to 100K for ALL 2012, some ppl on MTgox shit some brick atm -18744;1365706857;jborkl_;btce down now -18743;1365706880;Scrat;lol, everything is down -18742;1365706886;jcpham;we gave up on the exchanges -18741;1365706889;mjr_;yeah -18740;1365706890;jcpham;otc price is 120 -18739;1365706893;pgp2;what a joke -18738;1365706896;mjr_;that seems to be the real price -18737;1365706897;jcpham;if anyone is interested -18736;1365706899;mjr_;around 120 i think -18735;1365706905;jcpham;we seem to have agrred on that -18734;1365706912;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [+] -18733;1365706928;mircea_popescu;jcpham way to go. -18732;1365706941;jcpham;i've been saying for a long time -otc shouldn't exactly base their trades off the ticker -18731;1365706948;jcpham;seems like a good excuse now -18730;1365706949;joecool;we don't -18729;1365706952;jcpham;these exchanges are fucked -18728;1365706956;mircea_popescu;anyway, deposits flushed. -18727;1365706958;ColdHardMetal;I keep seeing exchanges scroll by on -market I've never even heard of before. -18726;1365706967;pgp2;maybe we should meetup in regional public places and start some open outcry pit trading.. -18725;1365706967;ColdHardMetal;any fiat'll do apparently. -18724;1365706983;jcpham;the price is what sellers say it is -18723;1365706988;error4733;BTC E up, F5F5F5F5F5F5F5F5F5 -18722;1365706995;jcpham;if the counterparty agrees to it, that's the price -18721;1365706999;taub;i think this will be a long hurtful downtrend -18720;1365707002;joecool;gribble *can* base off gox, but majority of trades I do get agreed upon on trade-by-trade -18719;1365707003;taub;not a quick v dip -18718;1365707021;taub;the 2011 crash took almost two years to recover -18717;1365707041;joecool;taub: things were a lot different in 2011 -18716;1365707051;mjr_;YES open outcry FTW -18715;1365707069;mjr_;eh, i think we will see gox finally go down -18714;1365707074;mjr_;and people get some good exchanges -18713;1365707080;mjr_;that actually are professional -18712;1365707093;joecool;k -18711;1365707094;taub;lets hope so -18710;1365707107;taub;i want a 0% exchange that isn't exploitable >:D -18709;1365707111;joecool;in the meanwhile MT is sweating and eating pizza while people panic -18708;1365707114;joecool;:D -18707;1365707130;mjr_;i cannot believe that fucking they said "we are a victim of our own success, look at our impressive numbers" -18706;1365707143;taub;yes -18705;1365707152;taub;they have to put some japanese people into pr -18704;1365707154;joecool;mircea_popescu: maybe you should do a post about his diet, https://twitter.com/MagicalTux/status/322317865443274752/photo/1 -18703;1365707163;pgp2;douche bags -18702;1365707165;Namworld;the MtGox orderbook is MELTING -18701;1365707167;taub;and be a bit humbler... how about a "we are very sorry" -18700;1365707169;Namworld;it's just funny -18699;1365707170;mjr_;they are halted -18698;1365707178;mjr_;what would their order book be good for? -18697;1365707189;pgp2;bitfloor back up? -18696;1365707195;mjr_;we are sorry for doing serious damage to an amazing community due to our incompetence -18695;1365707208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00069713 = 1.7428 BTC [-] -18694;1365707210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00069712 = 1.3942 BTC [-] -18693;1365707210;mjr_;that would be a nice start -18692;1365707214;Namworld;they're mostly damaging the speculators tho... -18691;1365707218;mjr_;true -18690;1365707221;Namworld;And I say good riddance -18689;1365707225;Scrat;https://twitter.com/MagicalTux/status/303178594283298817/photo/1 -18688;1365707228;Scrat;is he boasting? -18687;1365707238;ChaangNoi;coinlab will replace gox sorta? -18686;1365707239;mircea_popescu;joecool obviously makes a body smart. -18685;1365707243;mjr_;i agree...to some extent, but press is not gonna be good -18684;1365707284;mircea_popescu; we are sorry for doing serious damage to an amazing community due to our incompetence <<< that. -18683;1365707295;Scrat;Namworld: is there an up to date gox orderbook? -18682;1365707304;mjr_;bitfinex is still up trading around 120 as well -18681;1365707305;mircea_popescu;you gave us 1mn a month+ for the past coupla months, we fucked it all up. -18680;1365707312;Namworld;yes, clarkmoody and bitcoincharts -18679;1365707315;Namworld;they update -18678;1365707322;taub;lmao bitfinex still trading? -18677;1365707324;pgp2;82 on bitfloor -18676;1365707326;Namworld;it's only placing new orders that's suspended -18675;1365707328;taub;because mtgox is still quoting 120 -18674;1365707355;mjr_;99 on bitfloor i see -18673;1365707364;mircea_popescu;taub taht'll be the amusement of the weekend, stuff like bitfinex -18672;1365707410;Namworld;FFFUUUUCCCCKKK -18671;1365707414;Namworld;My PUTS -18670;1365707417;Namworld;they sold! -18669;1365707424;mjr_;Trade with confidence on the world's largest Bitcoin exchange! -18668;1365707435;mjr_;^^Really? -18667;1365707442;pigeons;bitfinex is not routing orders to gox, only internally, bid 110 ask 148 -18666;1365707488;Scrat;russia saves the day -18665;1365707497;mjr_;love the russians today -18664;1365707533;mjr_;have to appreciate mpex and people who use it -18663;1365707539;mjr_;no dumping of stocks -18662;1365707542;mjr_;prices steady -18661;1365707547;pgp2;and bitfinex will liquidate margin positions based on those spreads - lol -18660;1365707560;Namworld;fuck -18659;1365707561;mjr_;yeah people losing their shirts today -18658;1365707564;Namworld;fuckfuckfuck -18657;1365707569;Namworld;I want my puts back lol -18656;1365707586;mjr_;though i see it as 130/130 -18655;1365707591;mjr_;on BFX -18654;1365707619;mjr_;buy buy buy on bitfloor lol -18653;1365707640;pigeons;mjr_: wait for the actual bids and asks to load, don't just look at the suggestion -18652;1365707649;mjr_;i am looking directly at the order book -18651;1365707671;pigeons;bid 106 ask 148 -18650;1365707672;mjr_;122/122 -18649;1365707678;splnkr;btce back to 100 -18648;1365707694;ColdHardMetal;I doubt anyone was really set up for it, but some pretty sick arb spots today. -18647;1365707694;mjr_;or you can look directly at the trades -18646;1365707709;mjr_;public trades history- last: 122.1 -18645;1365707734;splnkr;ColdHardMetal: are you including MtGox's frozen book? -18644;1365707744;splnkr;i don't see a lot of arb if not…and if so it's illusory -18643;1365707746;pigeons;mjr_: my bad, i was reading them reverse order -18642;1365707750;mircea_popescu;Namworld it srsly doesn't look like it;'s going to go down too badly. -18641;1365707753;mircea_popescu;were your puts high ? -18640;1365707759;ColdHardMetal;spinkr: nope. -18639;1365707806;splnkr;oh i see what you mean, at certain points in the day…looks like there are some actors maybe doing it then -18638;1365707880;Namworld;134 -18637;1365707890;Namworld;well they sold for 0.25, decent -18636;1365707909;Namworld;But not if I can't get more and it keeps crashing... -18635;1365707918;Namworld;the MtGox mess might hurt BTC badly -18634;1365707921;ColdHardMetal;could be even better when taking synthetic rates into consideration. you'd need a lot of data at hand to make that work though. -18633;1365707943;Namworld;I think I could have gotten more for them tho... -18632;1365707968;Namworld;Either way I sold BTC at 250, sold some puts. So much BTC profit -18631;1365707977;Namworld;I can buyback BTC-BOND in full pretty much -18630;1365707983;mjr_;lol, its becoming a meme "victim of their own success" -18629;1365707986;mjr_;... -18628;1365707990;Namworld;Without selling anything from my portfolio -18627;1365708022;mircea_popescu;do you know who else was a victim of his own success ? -18626;1365708023;mircea_popescu;hitler. -18625;1365708028;mircea_popescu;hitler was a victim of his own success. -18624;1365708044;mircea_popescu;also saddam hussein was a victim of his own success -18623;1365708047;mircea_popescu;and that osama guy. -18622;1365708051;mjr_;do they not realize how easy it would have been to limit trades to 1 btc units? poof there goes prob OVER 90% of your volume, maybe you could handle that -18621;1365708075;mjr_;that is why most exchanges don't really allow odd lots for everyone -18620;1365708090;pigeons;thats what virwox did until the recent value increase, now they allow .1 increments -18619;1365708106;mjr_;well...it is super obvious -18618;1365708119;mjr_;i don't think they will get the chance to remedy their stupidity -18617;1365708148;kakobrekla;:) -18616;1365708234;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 13510 @ 0.0027 = 36.477 BTC [-] -18615;1365708260;Namworld;I think earnings... people had lots of calls before the crash I think -18614;1365708318;deadweasel;if they weren't exercised -18613;1365708353;deadweasel;227 was last vwap... so any that don't break even there would be profit for mpe -18612;1365708356;deadweasel;x -18611;1365708603;error4733;Sick, 6.5K sold just before MtGox close "hey dude, we gonna switch off for 12h, sold buddy !" -18610;1365708605;error4733;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/btceUSD#rg2zig30-minztgSza1gEMAzm1g10za2gEMAzm2g21zv -18609;1365708642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 425 @ 0.0029486 = 1.2532 BTC [+] -18608;1365708711;mircea_popescu;error4733 nasty. -18607;1365708743;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173512.0 lol -18606;1365708768;Namworld;With my gains, I think I should repay my debt -18605;1365708785;Namworld;and put some aside for longterm... -18604;1365708793;Namworld;I got plenty left to trade too -18603;1365708820;Namworld;I think some BTC-BOND holders might be sad tho... they liked my bond... -18602;1365708867;pgp;mt gox is really not going to trade for the next 9.5 hours... am I reading that right? -18601;1365708878;thepuller;;;ticker -18600;1365708879;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 120.00000, Best ask: 123.40098, Bid-ask spread: 3.40098, Last trade: 120.00000, 24 hour volume: 253681.25852100, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 236.61711, 24 hour vwap: 159.80297 -18599;1365708884;error4733;pgp, yes -18598;1365708885;TomServo;pgp: that's the word on the street -18597;1365708886;mircea_popescu;pgp yes -18596;1365708898;thepuller;;;asks 170 -18595;1365708900;gribble;There are currently 6396.6254 bitcoins offered at or under 170.0 USD, worth 963814.770931 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0024 seconds -18594;1365708903;splnkr;does any other exchange do that? -18593;1365708907;mircea_popescu;no. -18592;1365708914;thepuller;;;bids 100 -18591;1365708914;gribble;There are currently 9319.4263 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 999793.039756 USD in total. | Data vintage: 13.8258 seconds -18590;1365708932;pgp;beyond the pale... -18589;1365708938;thepuller;;;bids 0 -18588;1365708938;gribble;There are currently 92501115 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 6073925.62664 USD in total. | Data vintage: 38.0100 seconds -18587;1365708948;Namworld;the bids orderbook is melting while people are waiting to be able to sell... -18586;1365708957;Namworld;This is going to get ugly... -18585;1365708959;thepuller;;;goxlag -18584;1365708959;gribble;MtGox lag is 6.568517 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0131632345232 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its second largest moon, Callisto (0.012567 AU). -18583;1365708963;bgupta;bids orderbook? -18582;1365708966;Namworld;Major lag when gox comes back -18581;1365708967;bgupta;otc? -18580;1365708973;thepuller;Gox is down? -18579;1365708973;bgupta;oh -18578;1365708976;Namworld;no, the bids orderbook on Gox -18577;1365709001;pgp;is gox processing BTC withdrawls? -18576;1365709017;mircea_popescu;while supplies last. -18575;1365709030;splnkr;yeah…moved my funds off yesterday when they got all dicey with the order lag. can't be having that -18574;1365709043;thepuller;!ticker m ^oix -18573;1365709044;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 123.90251552 / 218.88143499 / 226.22012381 (14550 shares, 2,478.62 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -18572;1365709046;splnkr;i'm on the hook for about $10 if they evaporate -18571;1365709051;splnkr;=D -18570;1365709054;thepuller;Lol -18569;1365709060;thepuller;Me too -18568;1365709065;bgupta;down to "cool the market" funny they didn't do that on the way up. :) Also they claim they will be upgrading to a larger server. (A larger server!! Wow!! Perhaps we can get them a mainframe, because distributed computing hasn't been invented yet.) -18567;1365709077;splnkr;"servers" -18566;1365709078;splnkr;lol -18565;1365709082;thepuller;Hahahanaha -18564;1365709086;thepuller;Looks like mi -18563;1365709098;error4733;POPCORN time ! -18562;1365709106;splnkr;coming soon, MtSplnkr from my home server -18561;1365709108;TomServo;bgupta: dude, it's probably like a whole 4U server too -18560;1365709108;thepuller;mircea_popescu is gox finally getting their shit together? -18559;1365709112;pgp;commodore 64 to and apple IIe -18558;1365709119;thepuller;;;bc,24hprc -18557;1365709120;gribble;152.87 -18556;1365709121;mircea_popescu;thepuller nope -18555;1365709137;thepuller;Waah the bitcoin world is ending -18554;1365709138;thepuller;Lol -18553;1365709143;bgupta;the said they were upgrading to a 128GB RAM machine.. that's a 2U server -18552;1365709146;mircea_popescu;mtgox;d better be ending,. -18551;1365709151;Scrat;Apr11 16:38:39 mtgox 4.0000 @ 123.40098 USD -18550;1365709152;Scrat;what -18549;1365709156;splnkr;a lot has changed since "July 2011" -18548;1365709158;bgupta;Might even be able to get a 1U server with 128GB -18547;1365709166;TomServo;you can, I was kidding -18546;1365709176;mircea_popescu;splnkr yea, for some values of a lot that are nothing at all. -18545;1365709181;Scrat;there was a gox trade just now -18544;1365709195;Scrat;unless amphipod is trolling -18543;1365709196;Namworld;ok, who wants to buy some puts and at what price? -18542;1365709203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.54 = 3.08 BTC [+] -18541;1365709311;ThickAsThieves;scrat that trade shows on mtgox.com too -18540;1365709331;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves so then not quite as down as all that ? -18539;1365709364;splnkr;lol "we're going offline for 12 hours, wait i mean 1.2 hours" -18538;1365709378;TomServo;those decimals can be sneaky -18537;1365709390;ThickAsThieves;it was the only trade -18536;1365709398;ThickAsThieves;maybe they rebooted and one snuck in -18535;1365709407;mjr_;i wonder whats going on at that office right now -18534;1365709440;TomServo;mjr_: https://twitter.com/MagicalTux/status/322317865443274752/photo/1 -18533;1365709441;Scrat;mjr_: pride -18532;1365709450;error4733;MtGox is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get -18531;1365709464;mjr_;hahahaha -18530;1365709499;mircea_popescu;ya, except they're monty pythion chocolates -18529;1365709502;mircea_popescu;fried bug praline -18528;1365709505;splnkr;in other news, MtGox USD Coupon codes are no longer a thing -18527;1365709515;splnkr;"deprecated" today! -18526;1365709518;mjr_;that was announced a while ago, right? -18525;1365709521;splnkr;yep -18524;1365709526;ThickAsThieves;at least we know there's a good chance he'll die painfully from a hear attack -18523;1365709529;mjr_;that smacks of fractional reserve -18522;1365709537;ThickAsThieves;heart* -18521;1365709558;mircea_popescu;mjr_ it does./ -18520;1365709587;mjr_;ugh...i almost wouldn't mind the illiquidity if they would just go away -18519;1365709638;splnkr;what would the ideal exchange situation be like? right now it's like we have regional and fragmented and scattered ones -18518;1365709651;splnkr;we can see the weaknesses of centralization at this point i'd say.... -18517;1365709661;splnkr;but there needs to be some critical mass for there to be volume -18516;1365709708;splnkr;since lag is such an issue, regional exchanges make some sense -18515;1365709795;ThickAsThieves;maybe ripple isnt so crazy -18514;1365709819;error4733;this -18513;1365709863;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [+] -18512;1365709929;splnkr;well ripple is cool for what it is, but it isn't "digital cash" in the same way bitcoin is either -18511;1365709958;mjr_;hmmm...irrational exuberance, and then irrational panic -18510;1365709968;error4733;no yet, but the all idea behind is nice -18509;1365709979;mjr_;from what i can see...not one thing has materially changed about bitcoin in the last few days... -18508;1365709990;pigeons;hahaha like that ever matters -18507;1365709993;mjr_;not even a hack this time... -18506;1365709998;splnkr;if's for the bills and janes of the world that all owe each other small sums…in other words personas they used to design the service that don't really exist =P -18505;1365710012;splnkr;s/if's/it's -18504;1365710020;mjr_;though think of it..."we crashed the market back in 2011, and we did it again in 2013, care to trade?" -18503;1365710119;splnkr;but yeah the Ripple apporach maybe could work to make better exchange algorithms -18502;1365710132;Scrat;the old ripple concept -18501;1365710134;Scrat;not ripple.com -18500;1365710143;Scrat;centrally issued currency no thanks -18499;1365710221;jcpham;mircea_popescu i have just now stumbled on your twitter -18498;1365710228;jcpham;i am laughing loudly -18497;1365710238;mircea_popescu;hehe -18496;1365710248;ThickAsThieves;http://www.theverge.com/2013/4/11/4209650/why-would-anyone-want-to-kill-shane-todd -18495;1365710498;bgupta;So how much fiat would it take for a professional organization (think corp/gov) to develop an inexpensive mining ASIC, mass produce it, and run enough to get 51%? (Guessing the biggest issue would be time.) And what real defense does our network have against such an attack? -18494;1365710589;bgupta;guessing the design and prototype could certainly be developed for < $500,000. -18493;1365710604;ThickAsThieves;a few problems -18492;1365710613;ThickAsThieves;which arm of gov would do that? -18491;1365710624;ThickAsThieves;and how do they get approval for that kind of spending? -18490;1365710628;ThickAsThieves;then -18489;1365710631;ThickAsThieves;if they do -18488;1365710633;ThickAsThieves;to what end? -18487;1365710635;Doffx;Lol, they need approval? -18486;1365710642;Scrat;discretionary funding -18485;1365710653;ThickAsThieves;the bitcoin idea doesnt die -18484;1365710658;ThickAsThieves;if you kill one chain -18483;1365710663;jborkl_;it would take 10 years just to get the idea signed off on -18482;1365710667;mircea_popescu;bgupta it'd be about 100mn -18481;1365710675;ThickAsThieves;even then -18480;1365710679;jborkl_;then 10 x over budget and it doesnt work -18479;1365710679;ThickAsThieves;they just split it -18478;1365710685;ThickAsThieves;people ignire the gov one -18477;1365710688;Doffx;I would think they could do very quickly, I think they would rather just use it as a tool to outlaw crytpo coins period though -18476;1365710692;thestring;!ticker m s.mpoe -18475;1365710694;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00068433 / 0.00070408 / 0.000716 (215655 shares, 151.84 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00068976 / 0.000716 (1916705 shares, 1,322.07 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068799 / 0.00077505 (9619968 shares, 6,618.52 BTC) -18474;1365710711;ThickAsThieves;its a losing battle before it starts -18473;1365710732;bgupta;Guessing they'd have to push through NSA, or some other black box budget -18472;1365710736;ThickAsThieves;litecoiners would be thrilled -18471;1365710740;ThickAsThieves;hehe -18470;1365710751;Doffx;I think there is a long battle ahead, I dont know who the victor will be but the fight is just beggining. -18469;1365710760;bgupta;ThickAsThieves: Litecoin has same vuln. -18468;1365710767;ThickAsThieves;right -18467;1365710768;ThickAsThieves;but -18466;1365710775;ThickAsThieves;they just keep building miners? -18465;1365710780;mircea_popescu;Doffx has it. -18464;1365710808;ThickAsThieves;probly better ways to kill bitcoin -18463;1365710830;ThickAsThieves;regulate web traffic maybe -18462;1365710846;ThickAsThieves;need a license for botlike behavior -18461;1365710846;Doffx;Make people feel stupid for making a bad choice, that burn is enough to kill BTC. -18460;1365710848;ThickAsThieves;or such -18459;1365710857;bgupta;listen it will be a lot easier to get 100mn budget than to pass a law outtlawing bitcoin.. The problem with outlawing bitcoin, is that it gives bitcoin some credability and noteriety, and wouldn't kill it.. -18458;1365710863;benkay;don't confuse your emotions with economics doffx -18457;1365710884;Doffx;What am I being emotional about? -18456;1365710896;ThickAsThieves;who said to outlaw it? -18455;1365710901;ThickAsThieves;maybe i have them on ignore already -18454;1365710907;joecool;oh yeah that same burn killed gambling too -18453;1365710915;joecool;lol -18452;1365710919;bgupta;Doffx said it ThickAsThieves -18451;1365710945;ThickAsThieves;what about what i said about web traffic -18450;1365710946;bgupta;Doffx: Make people feel stupid for making a bad choice, that burn is enough to kill BTC. -18449;1365710953;benkay;feeling stupid about making a bad choice won't kill btc. -18448;1365710954;Doffx;Now BTC is gambling? I thought BTC and gambling were different. -18447;1365710955;ThickAsThieves;comcast sent me a warning when i started mining, -18446;1365710978;ThickAsThieves;Warning your compuer mayb be infected and is showing bit-like behavior -18445;1365710980;ThickAsThieves;it said -18444;1365710986;ThickAsThieves;bot-like* -18443;1365710987;Doffx;I was saying that the government could help do that bgupta -18442;1365711014;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.725 BTC [-] -18441;1365711016;ThickAsThieves;that means mining is detectable -18440;1365711019;ThickAsThieves;and this preventable -18439;1365711021;ThickAsThieves;this* -18438;1365711023;ThickAsThieves;thus* -18437;1365711028;joecool;ThickAsThieves: you should send them a warning back about tampering with http connections -18436;1365711062;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.32874999 BTC [+] -18435;1365711063;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.32875 = 3.2875 BTC [+] -18434;1365711064;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.32899999 BTC [+] -18433;1365711064;TomServo;ThickAsThieves: there are a number of ways to avoid that -18432;1365711064;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.329 = 1.316 BTC [+] -18431;1365711065;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.33 = 2.64 BTC [+] -18430;1365711066;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.341 = 6.82 BTC [+] -18429;1365711067;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 31 @ 0.3415 = 10.5865 BTC [+] -18428;1365711068;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.342 = 0.684 BTC [+] -18427;1365711069;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.345 = 0.69 BTC [+] -18426;1365711070;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.348 BTC [+] -18425;1365711071;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.34999999 = 8.75 BTC [+] -18424;1365711072;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.35 = 3.5 BTC [+] -18423;1365711073;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 52 @ 0.35 = 18.2 BTC [+] -18422;1365711076;ThickAsThieves;nice -18421;1365711078;joecool;ie. use a VPN -18420;1365711133;Doffx;I was more trying to point out alternatives to just forking the chain with a 51% attack. -18419;1365711150;ThickAsThieves;forking doesnt kill it anyway -18418;1365711158;ThickAsThieves;just strikes confidence -18417;1365711195;pandnh4;hi, does anyone have a good reading on current btc price as mtgox is not trading? -18416;1365711202;pandnh4;clarkmoody? -18415;1365711205;Doffx;90-120 -18414;1365711211;imsaguy;.. -18413;1365711212;imsaguy;people -18412;1365711213;kakobrekla;80-110 -18411;1365711216;imsaguy;there is no 'current price' -18410;1365711226;imsaguy;the 'current price' is whatever price you're willing to buy or selli tat -18409;1365711233;imsaguy;selling at* -18408;1365711236;kakobrekla;last price then -18407;1365711241;Doffx;oh 80 now -18406;1365711245;pandnh4;ok, can you recommend a reasonable price? -18405;1365711249;imsaguy;last price? wtf knows -18404;1365711253;imsaguy;deals always going on -18403;1365711257;bgupta;ok the govt doesn't have to kill it kill it.. just needs to prevent it from becoming a threat -18402;1365711260;Doffx;Im looking at 5 different exchanges -18401;1365711266;Doffx;gl finding a good price haha -18400;1365711279;bgupta;allthough mtgox perhaps will do that for them -18399;1365711300;imsaguy;http://i0.sinaimg.cn/gm/2013/0407/U8781P115DT20130407163218.jpg -18398;1365711376;imsaguy;oh -18397;1365711379;imsaguy;and for more reading -18396;1365711386;imsaguy;this is why we can't carry water on to planes: http://www.techspot.com/news/52211-hacker-demonstrates-how-to-hijack-an-airplane-using-an-android-app.html -18395;1365711393;imsaguy;water = dangerous -18394;1365711400;imsaguy;phones that hack planes = not dangerous -18393;1365711404;pandnh4;bugpowder can you pm me? -18392;1365711603;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.35 = 6.3 BTC [+] -18391;1365711621;Doffx;Great, now you wont be able to bring your phone on the plane either. -18390;1365711658;thestring;;;seen EskimoBob -18389;1365711658;gribble;EskimoBob was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 hours, 23 minutes, and 25 seconds ago: look like this party i over -18388;1365711663;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 15 @ 0.31 = 4.65 BTC [+] -18387;1365711667;splnkr;i like this on the Mt Gox FB page 7 hours ago "Maintenance Over however we are now under a DDoS attack." -18386;1365711761;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -18385;1365711846;ThickAsThieves;gox queue at 13000 -18384;1365711854;ThickAsThieves;buy buy buy! -18383;1365711857;ThickAsThieves;:/ -18382;1365711862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00328798 = 0.3288 BTC [+] -18381;1365712121;mod6;gox trading haulted until 2AM UTC? -18380;1365712159;mod6;https://support.mtgox.com/entries/21519569-Market-Cooldown-for-12-hours -18379;1365712181;pigeons;where have you been? -18378;1365712221;mod6;*halted -18377;1365712231;mod6;pigeons: afk -18376;1365712252;mod6;people blowing me up all fuckin night and day -18375;1365712260;mod6;had enough -18374;1365712374;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2 BTC [-] -18373;1365712389;mircea_popescu;"Looks like MtGox not only froze trading but also bitcoin withdrawals, I've withdrawn 4 hours ago prior to trade being stopped and even though it shows the withdraw in my account, there is no record of it in the blockchain whatsoever." -18372;1365712391;mircea_popescu;this a fact ? -18371;1365712399;ThickAsThieves;no -18370;1365712403;ThickAsThieves;i withdrew fine -18369;1365712406;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173433.msg1806337#msg1806337 -18368;1365712617;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [-] -18367;1365712620;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.73 = 1.46 BTC [-] -18366;1365712724;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.3989 = 0.7978 BTC [+] -18365;1365713060;ThickAsThieves;Lucif is calling $50 low -18364;1365713072;ThickAsThieves;he's cashed out though -18363;1365713107;Lyspooner;i came here to watch mircea_popescu get mad at mt gox -18362;1365713117;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner lol you're late. -18361;1365713122;topace;Lyspooner: thats why we're all here -18360;1365713141;mod6;heheh. im late too the party too. so don't feel bad. :] -18359;1365713163;Lyspooner;i'm having a very difficult time buying more coins at 250 -18358;1365713163;Lyspooner;what gives? -18357;1365713174;mod6;haha -18356;1365713176;mircea_popescu;lol -18355;1365713195;jcpham;still holding around 100 otc -18354;1365713221;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-noobs-learn-lessons-and-pay-for-the-privilege/ -18353;1365713248;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173512.msg1805951 also this is pretty lol -18352;1365713283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.34999999 BTC [-] -18351;1365713284;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.35 = 10.5 BTC [+] -18350;1365713318;mircea_popescu;funny how the btc that was exchange-crazed flows back to investments. -18349;1365713323;jborkl_;nice blog post mp -18348;1365713377;mircea_popescu;hopefully kicks some sense into ppls. -18347;1365713417;KRS-1;this rabbit hole goes deep -18346;1365713454;mircea_popescu;o look! mtgox is doing 70% of all bitcoin trades! -18345;1365713482;ThickAsThieves;nope 80% -18344;1365713488;mircea_popescu;darn you didn't look quick enough and missed it. -18343;1365713517;Lyspooner;Bruce Wagner doesn't belong in that list -18342;1365713522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.54 = 3.08 BTC [+] -18341;1365713536;mircea_popescu;not a victim or not of success ? -18340;1365713556;Lyspooner;i don't think he was conceited or deceitful (in bitcoinland) -18339;1365713568;mircea_popescu;you know about his entire prior conviction thing right ? -18338;1365713571;Lyspooner;yes -18337;1365713587;mircea_popescu;seems eerly similar to my taste. judge decided he didn't do anything -18336;1365713587;ThickAsThieves;so when does Mark Karpeles get on the list? -18335;1365713592;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.725 = 7.25 BTC [-] -18334;1365713594;mircea_popescu;he believes he's a victim of own success. -18333;1365713992;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00305 BTC [+] -18332;1365714153;evoorhees;tiberiusiv I agree -18331;1365714223;ThickAsThieves;Erik are you all settled in now? -18330;1365714239;evoorhees;as settled as one can be with this crazy market :) -18329;1365714258;ThickAsThieves;yeah intense -18328;1365714324;punkman;so exante.eu is not retarded then? -18327;1365714428;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [-] -18326;1365714482;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [+] -18325;1365714673;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu, what index do your options settle to again? linky -18324;1365714681;mircea_popescu;$avg -18323;1365714684;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 148.34 -18322;1365714846;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.705 BTC [-] -18321;1365714852;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.701 = 7.01 BTC [-] -18320;1365714856;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 17 @ 0.7 = 11.9 BTC [-] -18319;1365714863;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.698 = 5.584 BTC [-] -18318;1365714870;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 12 @ 0.697 = 8.364 BTC [-] -18317;1365714873;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 0.696 = 9.048 BTC [-] -18316;1365714873;Lyspooner;calling it "massive irrational speculation" is very easy to do in hindsight -18315;1365714875;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.695 = 1.39 BTC [-] -18314;1365714881;ThickAsThieves;indeed -18313;1365714888;ThickAsThieves;easy to do in foresight too -18312;1365714902;Lyspooner;good job then -18311;1365714909;ThickAsThieves;i think a lot of us just didnt realize it would happen on that exact day -18310;1365715000;Lyspooner;there were several people who called it a bubble at 70, say. Are those people wrong? Why should we only remember the people who got it right, like tiberiusiv? -18309;1365715016;mircea_popescu;lol wut ? -18308;1365715205;bVector;mircea_popescu: this asshat at icbit is a market manipulator just like you said -18307;1365715220;mircea_popescu;o ? -18306;1365715284;bVector;he's manually clearing his futures to artificially bring the price down to what he thinks is fair price -18305;1365715316;mircea_popescu;heh -18304;1365715318;bVector;I had buy orders in and he cleared it at lowest price of the trading range -18303;1365715351;bVector;two times in 6 minutes -18302;1365715367;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.6903 BTC [-] -18301;1365715375;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.68 BTC [-] -18300;1365715406;pigeons;i bought shares in mpoe and was able to sell for a lot more than i bought them for at ipo -18299;1365715417;pigeons;i bought some more a few weeks ago and sold them all as well -18298;1365715422;pigeons;so thats not very accurate -18297;1365715436;pigeons;no thanks ;) -18296;1365715446;pigeons;that's not his bot, that's me -18295;1365715453;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.75 = 7.5 BTC [+] -18294;1365715462;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 115 @ 0.0033 = 0.3795 BTC [+] -18293;1365715465;pigeons;yes -18292;1365715480;pigeons;i mean i'm the one undercutting your asks -18291;1365715481;bVector;then sell for a bid -18290;1365715497;pigeons;i'm pretty sure i am -18289;1365715561;mircea_popescu;"@BryanMicon 9m If anyone wants to sell bitcoins I have a bunch of ppl calling me that want to buy" -18288;1365715563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 175 @ 0.00328797 = 0.5754 BTC [-] -18287;1365715566;mircea_popescu;micon is starting his own exchange. -18286;1365715692;ThickAsThieves;could be buyiung actually -18285;1365715713;joecool;who knows? lots of idiots on gox with wallets they couldn't transfer out -18284;1365715750;Namworld;I couldn't get money to btc-e... -18283;1365715768;Namworld;oh -18282;1365715775;Namworld;that works -18281;1365715940;joecool;i thought btce was down for abit -18280;1365715961;pigeons;everyday but today -18279;1365715967;joecool;lol -18278;1365716027;mircea_popescu;lol -18277;1365716035;mircea_popescu;they kept getting ddos'd fora while there -18276;1365716066;ThickAsThieves;they had some sensitive anti-ddos settings that were locking out their own customers for a while -18275;1365716074;ThickAsThieves;that got sorted a couple weeks ago -18274;1365716089;ThickAsThieves;i had to use tor a few times to access the site -18273;1365716104;ThickAsThieves;now the tor IPs are banned -18272;1365716161;Uglux;what the fuck -18271;1365716162;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 15 @ 0.302 = 4.53 BTC [-] -18270;1365716208;ThickAsThieves;just wake up? -18269;1365716211;lippoper;lol -18268;1365716244;Uglux;what happened to price lol -18267;1365716283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 14 @ 0.3010101 = 4.2141 BTC [-] -18266;1365716289;pigeons;price got goxxed -18265;1365716350;Uglux;looks like 2011 just with some more zeros -18264;1365716402;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 16 @ 0.3001 = 4.8016 BTC [-] -18263;1365716418;mircea_popescu;in 2011 it was hacked too -18262;1365716419;lippoper;the dream is over -18261;1365716422;lippoper;bitcoins are dead :-( -18260;1365716455;lippoper;What the hell is this? http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c2u1x/operation_foolscoin/ OPERATION APRIL FOOLSCOIN Targets: MtGox, BTCE, Bitcoin24, Bitstamp Mission statement: The recent sell-off was only partially successful for several reasons: Fresh blood looking to buy Overly bullish market Only one exchange targeted April 1st occurs at the end of a bank holiday, fiat will be running low on the exchanges and it is the perfect time -18259;1365716473;pigeons;nonsense -18258;1365716562;pgp;fuck 62 in bitstamp -18257;1365716576;lippoper;84 at btc-e -18256;1365716585;lippoper;120 at Gox LOL -18255;1365716604;pgp;send money to slovenia- quick! -18254;1365716615;lippoper;*trLOL -18253;1365716642;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.3 = 1.8 BTC [-] -18252;1365716650;mircea_popescu;lippoper lol -18251;1365716690;orkaa;i'm already selling my bitstamp dollars to friends -18250;1365716691;orkaa;hehe -18249;1365716692;jborkl_;54 on bitstamp -18248;1365716725;jborkl_;110 on VTX -18247;1365716755;pgp;hard to know how to play this when gox opens... -18246;1365716821;jborkl_;I have some cash on Gox, I am going to put a big at 15 when it opens -18245;1365716836;jborkl_;bid -18244;1365716849;mircea_popescu;lol think it'll touch 15 ? -18243;1365716874;jborkl_;panic dipshits with market orders -18242;1365716881;jborkl_;maybe -18241;1365716898;deyyo;$50.05 83.04553425 $4,156.43 -18240;1365716902;deyyo;sellers on stamp -18239;1365716925;pgp;you know - I wouldn't be surprised to see it go down to 25-30 and maybe stay there for a little while. Bubble have a funny way of popping... -18238;1365716937;Uglux;wow cheep coins -18237;1365716950;pgp;pendulum swings all the way to the other side... -18236;1365716953;KRS-1;u mean the price finding the real avg -18235;1365716981;KRS-1;mkt. price circa Feb 2013? -18234;1365716985;lippoper;the real avg is $35 isn't it? -18233;1365717000;pgp;we have a few months of fast money noobs to reset... -18232;1365717010;ThickAsThieves;35-50 -18231;1365717038;pgp;< 50 seems enevitable to me... -18230;1365717044;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -18229;1365717045;gribble;67544.3670323 -18228;1365717050;mircea_popescu;it's not under 50 atm anywhere tho -18227;1365717077;pgp;looking at my crystal ball -18226;1365717085;kakobrekla;its at 50 -18225;1365717090;ThickAsThieves;still possible taht those 15000 in gox q wanna sell not buy -18224;1365717097;mircea_popescu;that's true. -18223;1365717119;mircea_popescu;course it's also possible gox comes up with sorry hax -18222;1365717123;mircea_popescu;and fades away -18221;1365717129;jborkl_;I wonder if it will stil be 100 bitcoins for a avalon, lol -18220;1365717129;mircea_popescu;in which case btc ---> 1 -18219;1365717134;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ lol -18218;1365717150;ThickAsThieves;gox just has to last long enough to get my cash out 1k at a time -18217;1365717152;ThickAsThieves;:/ -18216;1365717155;mircea_popescu;i guess nzhang guy has the chance of his life to show midnightmagic how ethical he is. -18215;1365717159;pigeons;structuring! -18214;1365717178;pgp;you know, I've alway been suspicious of withdrawl limits - any chance that gox might be having a liquidity crisis or sorts? -18213;1365717180;mircea_popescu;"we will sell these miners below cost nao" -18212;1365717180;jborkl_;We have a announcment- we are pricing avalon in $ now -18211;1365717192;mircea_popescu;pgp it's been suspected. -18210;1365717210;mircea_popescu;without the smoking gun of them actually not payingh out anymore hard to prove. -18209;1365717223;mircea_popescu;and they've had periods in the past when thery've held people's 10's of k's for weeks/months just cause -18208;1365717231;joecool;well it was already easy to fake the order book -18207;1365717235;mircea_popescu;so it'll be tough toi know they've run off even 3 months after the fact. -18206;1365717241;joecool;just place lots of orders with an empty wallet -18205;1365717250;mircea_popescu;joecool afaik those don't shopw -18204;1365717265;jborkl_;no, they do not show up -18203;1365717272;ThickAsThieves;you'd need at least .01 btc -18202;1365717327;lippoper;ThickAsThieves: now that Mt.Cocks doesn't support Mt.Cocks cash coupons, people are selling out and/or withdrawing their funds from there. If they missed the chance, they are trying to get verified in order to be able to withdraw -18201;1365717336;lippoper;in USD -18200;1365717346;Uglux;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173641.0 there you go^^ -18199;1365717357;lippoper;those thousands of new accounts could be people trying to get their USD out -18198;1365717405;pgp;definately further downside... -18197;1365717407;lippoper;Uglux, it only makes sense that they're planning on freezing all the accounts -18196;1365717411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4427 @ 0.00071432 = 3.1623 BTC [+] -18195;1365717420;lippoper;including but not limited to all the currencies and coins in your wallet -18194;1365717533;mircea_popescu; definately further downside... <<< i dunno about this mommentum mindset. -18193;1365717543;mircea_popescu;at 240 people were "definitely more upside" now "definitely more downside" -18192;1365717547;mircea_popescu;there's nothing definite here. -18191;1365717554;Rlx;Hello -18190;1365717565;jborkl_;bitstamp 70 -18189;1365717565;mircea_popescu;hi -18188;1365717570;Uglux;mircea_popescu, will you tolerate a AM PT? -18187;1365717572;jborkl_;VTX 114 -18186;1365717572;Rlx;I have a question about bitbet -18185;1365717594;mircea_popescu;Uglux what's that ? -18184;1365717599;mircea_popescu;Rlx shoot -18183;1365717646;Rlx;I'm not absolutely sure if i bet on something, where can i check that out? -18182;1365717652;Uglux;i mean ann ASICMINER passthrough on mpex -18181;1365717675;mircea_popescu;Rlx your receiving address should be on the bet -18180;1365717680;mircea_popescu;you can also search for it on the site -18179;1365717691;mircea_popescu;Uglux passthrough no. if they sign a contract they can be listed like anyone else. -18178;1365717698;Rlx;Oh ok, thank you -18177;1365717701;mircea_popescu;obviously would recognise pt held shares. -18176;1365717726;mircea_popescu;afaik everyone running pts already has accounts on mpex anyway so wouldn't be a big deal. -18175;1365717851;guruvan;[08:13:39] mtgox must go. <<< can't tell ya how many times I've heard this today....online and at home -18174;1365717862;mircea_popescu;ya well... it's da truth -18173;1365717866;bVector;haha got a reporter talking to me about icbit -18172;1365717889;bVector;torn between discrediting bitcoin by trashing this exchange or ... -18171;1365717896;guruvan;I agree - I haven't actually used them for months now -18170;1365717915;mircea_popescu;i don't think you're discrediting bitcoin by speaking the truth. -18169;1365717920;mircea_popescu;at any juncture and in any context. -18168;1365717922;bVector;agreed -18167;1365717926;mircea_popescu;just make sure tis the truth. -18166;1365717995;Namworld;process the deposit/withdrawal queue please Mircea =P -18165;1365718011;guruvan;this channel is so much more calm about the drop today...lol - #bitcoin-otc is so full of stressball cases -18164;1365718063;Namworld;good riddance... -18163;1365718074;Namworld;although it's somewhat sad for them, really... -18162;1365718082;Namworld;People who lost money... -18161;1365718089;Lyspooner;is there a channel where mention of exchange rates to other currencies gets one banned -18160;1365718092;guruvan;weak hands -18159;1365718099;Namworld;life savings... divorces and suicides will probably occur... -18158;1365718105;guruvan;Namworld: you're running one of the Dice PTs on BTC-TC? but not the one on LTC-Global, correct? -18157;1365718114;Namworld;Correct -18156;1365718115;guruvan;don't invest more than you can lose peoples -18155;1365718118;mod6;^^^ -18154;1365718139;Doffx;Why would they stress out? -18153;1365718148;Doffx;This happens a lot in BTC -18152;1365718151;Namworld;Seriously... why do people who never touched/looked at BTC suddenly flock into it AFTER it raised a few hundred percents in value over a few weeks? -18151;1365718152;guruvan;$200/coin loss -18150;1365718153;guruvan;haha -18149;1365718156;Doffx;Guess we have all been through it a few times -18148;1365718163;mod6;yeah -18147;1365718169;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.75 = 6.75 BTC [+] -18146;1365718170;jborkl_;micrea_popescu , deposit flush -18145;1365718192;guruvan;I let a client buy into the rally.......I really shoulda hedged her purchase....live & learn -18144;1365718225;Namworld;Thanks mircea -18143;1365718227;guruvan;but we damn sure won't let clients sell into a bottom feeding frenzy -18142;1365718252;mircea_popescu;Namworld no, we're in a cool-off period right now -18141;1365718272;kakobrekla;cool off meaning taking bids out? -18140;1365718291;mircea_popescu;mostly doing our hair. -18139;1365718296;Namworld;No, it's a joke... -18138;1365718304;Namworld;from MtGox freezing trades to "cool off" -18137;1365718313;kakobrekla;CPU got too hot -18136;1365718317;kakobrekla;from all the lag reuquests -18135;1365718319;Namworld;We're not crashing, we're "cooling off" -18134;1365718326;mod6;bitcoin time-out -18133;1365718329;mod6;lol -18132;1365718329;guruvan;lol kakobrekla -18131;1365718335;mircea_popescu;Namworld i just meant re mpex processing withdrawals. -18130;1365718350;Namworld;oh -18129;1365718364;mod6;!ticker m O.USD.P500T -18128;1365718365;assbot;The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted to learn from the crow. -18127;1365718383;Namworld;eheh,thought it was about the price crash and people losing money =P -18126;1365718386;mod6;damnit assbot -18125;1365718387;mircea_popescu;masybe that one never traded so not on the list mod6 -18124;1365718389;Namworld;and that you were quoting gox -18123;1365718390;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 21551 @ 0.00328797 = 70.859 BTC [-] -18122;1365718391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1400 @ 0.00328798 = 4.6032 BTC [+] -18121;1365718395;guruvan;lol assbot -18120;1365718397;mod6;oh maybe -18119;1365718402;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00328799 = 6.576 BTC [+] -18118;1365718404;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1771 @ 0.003289 = 5.8248 BTC [+] -18117;1365718406;guruvan;daquq kinda answer was that -18116;1365718415;deadweasel;alright, sdice rally -18115;1365718424;guruvan;woohoo -18114;1365718433;kakobrekla;guruvan you been gone for a long time eh -18113;1365718446;deadweasel;let's all go bet what we have left on sdice, then erik can be stuck with our worthless btc... ;) -18112;1365718471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3700 @ 0.00333328 = 12.3331 BTC [+] -18111;1365718477;mircea_popescu;ya i wonder if high volatility correlates with high sdice betting -18110;1365718478;InstantBTC;is that why sdice going up? -18109;1365718480;Doffx;Why, tiberiusiv? -18108;1365718503;Doffx;I am honestly curious. -18107;1365718508;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.75 = 3 BTC [+] -18106;1365718509;ThickAsThieves;because USD value goes down, BTC per bet goes up -18105;1365718517;mod6;O.USD.P500T => S => Price: 2474007981 Volume: 1000 O.O -18104;1365718518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00333328 = 6.6666 BTC [+] -18103;1365718519;Doffx;oh -18102;1365718534;mircea_popescu;$depth p500t -18101;1365718536;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: O.USD.P500T Bids: ['1000 @ 2.39515694'] -18100;1365718537;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['1000 @ 24.74007981'] -18099;1365718544;mircea_popescu;sweet lol -18098;1365718546;Doffx;So you are speculating that more people will be thus more profits for april? -18097;1365718553;Doffx;err bet* -18096;1365718560;ThickAsThieves;not more people -18095;1365718562;ThickAsThieves;larger bets -18094;1365718565;ThickAsThieves;in BTC -18093;1365718577;Doffx;Ahh ok -18092;1365718720;guruvan;kakobrekla: gone from IRC - not from bitcoin.....my house has crappy satellite internet, so IRC has been out of the question for a few months -18091;1365718742;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.35 = 7 BTC [-] -18090;1365718816;ThickAsThieves;hehe Lucif got a chart pic of the moments after 265 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131065.msg1807696#msg1807696 -18089;1365719025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3989 @ 0.00070902 = 2.8283 BTC [-] -18088;1365719115;jborkl_;and bitstamp is down.. -18087;1365719144;pgp;bitfloor sub 60 -18086;1365719156;pgp;just getting uglier and uglier -18085;1365719188;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.75 BTC [+] -18084;1365719282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.6 BTC [+] -18083;1365719298;Scrat;;;title https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173641.0 -18082;1365719301;gribble;Mt.GOX Can't withdraw USD -18081;1365719314;punkman;anyone have some bitstampUSD to sell? -18080;1365719323;Scrat;can anyone confirm? -18079;1365719342;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 22 @ 0.34 = 7.48 BTC [+] -18078;1365719420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4570 @ 0.00333328 = 15.2331 BTC [+] -18077;1365719422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 6351 @ 0.00333333 = 21.17 BTC [+] -18076;1365719439;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.76099 = 1.522 BTC [+] -18075;1365719518;bgupta;Namworld: I'd guess because they hadn't heard of it before. -18074;1365719518;pgp;bitfloor 53 -18073;1365719541;splnkr;Scrat: i was able to withdraw to Dwolla just now from MtGox -18072;1365719555;splnkr;they have changed their withdrawal process though and didn't explain it well -18071;1365719586;splnkr;now to withdraw, first you have to "add a withdraw method" and then wait a while (like overnight) for it to become an option -18070;1365719607;splnkr;i think people are mistaking the inability to withdraw without going through this process for the inability to withdraw altogether -18069;1365719619;Scrat;it might be country specific -18068;1365719629;splnkr;i'm talking about USD -18067;1365719637;splnkr;well yeah -18066;1365719643;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.300001 = 1.8 BTC [-] -18065;1365719643;splnkr;dwolla is only available in us -18064;1365719654;splnkr;but bank transfer still appears to be an option as well -18063;1365719669;splnkr;but again you have to "add a withdraw method" with the bank in advance -18062;1365719715;lippoper;SPLNKR: and have to be verified right? -18061;1365719745;bitesak;;;ticker -18060;1365719746;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 118.95000, Best ask: 124.90000, Bid-ask spread: 5.95000, Last trade: 124.90000, 24 hour volume: 211992.07740389, 24 hour low: 106.10000, 24 hour high: 203.00000, 24 hour vwap: 158.25213 -18059;1365719751;splnkr;not sure, most likely -18058;1365719761;lippoper;Are you verified with Mt.Gox? -18057;1365719790;lippoper;splnkr: are you verified? -18056;1365719801;splnkr;why -18055;1365719821;lippoper;(3:32:21 PM) splnkr: Scrat: i was able to withdraw to Dwolla just now from MtGox -18054;1365719825;lippoper;did I misread that? -18053;1365719830;splnkr;no. -18052;1365719852;lippoper;so you're not verified? -18051;1365719877;splnkr;what is your question about mtgox -18050;1365719902;lippoper;Do you have to be verified to withdraw using Dwolla today? -18049;1365719927;bit_nutz_;gribble, where are those prices you just quoted? i'm seeing sub 60 bitstamp, bitfloor, bit24... -18048;1365719957;jborkl_;they have to have dwolla funds available. they easily could be out and they have to add more -18047;1365719958;lippoper;bit_nutz_: the ticker is frozen on Gox and gribble is using their frozen data. -18046;1365719976;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P089T] 2 @ 0.78 = 1.56 BTC [+] -18045;1365719985;bit_nutz_;thank you lippoper -18044;1365719988;bitesak;The price is sub 60? -18043;1365719993;jborkl_;dwolla is only instant if you have funds on dwolla itself -18042;1365720012;lippoper;jborkl_: b.s. it's much more likely that splnkr is trolling -18041;1365720027;jborkl_;oh ok,nm -18040;1365720030;lippoper;he was talking about withdrawing money OUT -18039;1365720047;lippoper;and can't even say yes/no if he's verified -18038;1365720050;jborkl_;yeah, they have to add money to mutum sigglim -18037;1365720056;jborkl_;or whatever the name is -18036;1365720072;bit_nutz_;bitesak: i just saw a 53 print -18035;1365720080;Bugpowder_;90% sure this guy is just confused -18034;1365720084;lippoper;all assets on mt.gox are frozen, not even btc transfers are actually being done. -18033;1365720094;bit_nutz_;epic crash -18032;1365720106;mircea_popescu;lippoper how do you know that ? -18031;1365720111;mircea_popescu;i've heard reports both ways -18030;1365720124;pgp;anbody know anything about these exante guys out of malta? -18029;1365720136;mircea_popescu;pgp keiser's scamthing. -18028;1365720157;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu: keiser is connected with exante? -18027;1365720165;pgp;really -18026;1365720168;splnkr;lippoper: i'm not confused. i explained the situation 10 mins ago you didn't read everything i wrote -18025;1365720169;mircea_popescu;welllll.... he's pushing them -18024;1365720218;pgp;he must have privately sold them their stash of coins, then... -18023;1365720225;jborkl_;I just sent a small amount of btc to gox, see what happens -18022;1365720225;mircea_popescu;@maxkeiser 10 Apr -18021;1365720225;mircea_popescu;I'll be speaking at Exante.eu hedge fund conference in Portugal on May 24th. Whatever the price of BTC before this event: double it. -18020;1365720226;lippoper;@mircea: I think the reports saying they were able to get money/btc out are all fake, trying to prevent the bottom hitting. -18019;1365720240;mircea_popescu;lippoper ThickAsThieves was saying earlier. i don't imagine he's faking it -18018;1365720243;bitesak;bit_nutz_ epic indeed ! -18017;1365720253;lippoper;but he did it right before they actually froze everything -18016;1365720255;mircea_popescu;moreover they may have cut it off after he got it out -18015;1365720274;mircea_popescu;maxkeiser 10 Apr -18014;1365720274;mircea_popescu;I'm working with Exante.eu to broker deals getting London hedge funds into BTC. We've got more than $1 bn. lined up.#KeepMiningWeveGotOrders -18013;1365720276;jborkl_;after 12 hours and I get 1 confirm- I will report back -18012;1365720280;mircea_popescu;Lyspooner as you can see... retard. -18011;1365720284;mircea_popescu;who in london even heard of him ? -18010;1365720287;bowjob;;;ticker -18009;1365720288;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 118.95000, Best ask: 124.90000, Bid-ask spread: 5.95000, Last trade: 124.90000, 24 hour volume: 208554.52358335, 24 hour low: 110.20003, 24 hour high: 203.00000, 24 hour vwap: 158.68466 -18008;1365720289;mircea_popescu;in a professional capacity i mean. -18007;1365720295;bowjob;huh.. -18006;1365720297;bowjob;;;goxlag -18005;1365720297;gribble;MtGox lag is 9.530755 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0190995263083 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin one full loop along the orbit of the Moon around Earth (0.016 AU). -18004;1365720299;ThickAsThieves;everything works in Gox except making orders -18003;1365720301;Scrat;ticker is wrong -18002;1365720302;bowjob;i thought he hit 55 dollatrs -18001;1365720306;ThickAsThieves;cancelling is tricky -18000;1365720307;bowjob;FUck -17999;1365720307;bowjob;I missed it! -17998;1365720310;bowjob;ME -17997;1365720337;ThickAsThieves;you have to click cancel on ONE order and just leave the window alone for a few mins -17996;1365720341;ThickAsThieves;then later reload -17995;1365720347;ThickAsThieves;and your order will be gone -17994;1365720360;ThickAsThieves;then do the next one -17993;1365720367;lippoper;last I checked it, you can only place orders at market price -17992;1365720369;mircea_popescu;a few minutesd ? -17991;1365720384;mircea_popescu;lippoper that sounds like a recipe for disaster. -17990;1365720396;lippoper;yeah -17989;1365720409;lippoper;it seems like it'll be DDoS on resume -17988;1365720416;lippoper;just from sheer -17987;1365720421;lippoper;volume of people withdrawing -17986;1365720428;lippoper;could cause true bottom to hit :-( -17985;1365720438;lippoper;i'm afraid, very afraid of 10pm ET tonight -17984;1365720462;Bugpowder;I am going to buy like crazy -17983;1365720470;Scrat;i am going to fap like crazy -17982;1365720478;lippoper;I am going to cry some more -17981;1365720488;Bugpowder;never waste a good crisis -17980;1365720494;jborkl_;bugpowder will be bust in the trollbox -17979;1365720499;jborkl_;busy -17978;1365720504;lippoper;but, all my money just became worthless -17977;1365720520;Bugpowder;really though? -17976;1365720530;lippoper;not ALL, but all the investment money and then some I had -17975;1365720539;lippoper;like it's half now -17974;1365720541;Bugpowder;Well 1, you should have cashed out all the way up -17973;1365720550;Bowjob_;;;ticker -17972;1365720551;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 118.95000, Best ask: 124.90000, Bid-ask spread: 5.95000, Last trade: 124.90000, 24 hour volume: 207674.53841988, 24 hour low: 110.20003, 24 hour high: 203.00000, 24 hour vwap: 158.78790 -17971;1365720552;Bugpowder;2) this is going to be an awesome buying opp -17970;1365720552;lippoper;at $55 -17969;1365720595;bit_nutz;apologies for the rudimentary question: Is gribble a bot or something? -17968;1365720598;pgp;@ $32 -17967;1365720598;Bugpowder;What about bitcoin has fundamentally changed between 2 days ago and today -17966;1365720600;Bugpowder;nothing -17965;1365720604;lippoper;no gribble is cool -17964;1365720624;lippoper;except, it's apparent market value -17963;1365720631;bit_nutz;why is he/it quoting bad info? -17962;1365720641;lippoper;he's quoting Mt.Gox info only -17961;1365720660;lippoper;Mt.Gox is frozen, so it's not bad, it's just not what all of the other exchanges are trading at. -17960;1365720672;ThickAsThieves;okay -17959;1365720680;ThickAsThieves;keep some things in mind -17958;1365720685;Scrat;;;echo I'm not a bot -17957;1365720685;gribble;I'm not a bot -17956;1365720691;Bowjob_;;;ticker -17955;1365720691;guruvan;lol -17954;1365720692;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 118.95000, Best ask: 124.90000, Bid-ask spread: 5.95000, Last trade: 124.90000, 24 hour volume: 207018.49103167, 24 hour low: 110.20003, 24 hour high: 203.00000, 24 hour vwap: 158.87151 -17953;1365720699;ThickAsThieves;1. there is a new market price -17952;1365720703;Bowjob_;Hey how come mt gox is 120 bucks -17951;1365720706;Bowjob_;but.. the rest is like 60 -17950;1365720707;Bowjob_;? -17949;1365720712;guruvan;not trading -17948;1365720717;ThickAsThieves;buyers will be very hesitant to pay more than they need to -17947;1365720718;Scrat;Bowjob_: dude get with the times... gox froze all trads 6 hours ago -17946;1365720726;Bowjob_;i just slept lol -17945;1365720729;Bowjob_;i mean woke up -17944;1365720731;ThickAsThieves;2. Gox orderbooks will be EMPTY -17943;1365720739;Bowjob_;is it moving to coinlab -17942;1365720740;ThickAsThieves;this means the price is free to run -17941;1365720744;Bowjob_;ah -17940;1365720748;ThickAsThieves;in any and all directions -17939;1365720758;ThickAsThieves;mostly gox is cash right now -17938;1365720761;pgp;it will be mayhem -17937;1365720766;Scrat;Bowjob_: hopefully it is moving to a darker place -17936;1365720773;ThickAsThieves;so it could run up, but if it does, it will fall right back down -17935;1365720773;Scrat;like I don't know. a coffin? -17934;1365720775;bit_nutz;ah, thanks. no offense intended! just asking why :) -17933;1365720786;mod6;the 200DMA @ bitcoin charts shows like 63: http://www.bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg90zig6-hourztgSzbgBza1gTMAzm1g50za2gTMAzm2g200zi1gMACDzi2gWilliamRzi3gCVolatilityzv -17932;1365720787;mod6;so that's not far off -17931;1365720804;mod6;Bowjob_: ^^ -17930;1365720819;Bowjob_;I want to see single digits again -17929;1365720820;pgp;i have to try not drink too much before mt gox opens... 10 PM EST, right... -17928;1365720825;Bowjob_;I'll buy the shit out of them -17927;1365720827;pgp;gonna be crazy -17926;1365720857;guruvan;mod6: yep - that's what I've been looking at the last 24hrs -17925;1365720865;lippoper;ThickAsThieves, anyone in the know here will be buying up btc in Mt.Gox for cheap, $10-$50 range... -17924;1365720865;lippoper;Anyone panicking about the bubble burst (most people) will try to cash out as soon as possible for as cheap as possible. -17923;1365720865;lippoper;Your cheap investment into btc, will be just that, and it might even go lower. -17922;1365720869;alex12;Hello, where abouts could i look to pickup some FPGA units? -17921;1365720886;mircea_popescu;alex12 never seen anyone trying to sell. -17920;1365720899;Scrat;lippoper I think it's safe to say that everyone here is in it for the long haul -17919;1365720911;pgp;yes -17918;1365720929;alex12;lippoper: then how does one obtain them? -17917;1365720930;Bowjob_;unfortunately i dont have fiat -17916;1365720950;ThickAsThieves;if btc falls under 50, it could be really bad -17915;1365720958;pgp;seems to me that the denizens of #bitcoin-assets *are* the grownups of hitcoin world... -17914;1365720967;ThickAsThieves;thats like hitting reset on this entire run up -17913;1365720976;ThickAsThieves;i hope so -17912;1365720979;lippoper;alex12: was talking about when Gox resumes tonight. -17911;1365720994;lippoper;Scrat: Yes, but how long til we see that $100 figure again? -17910;1365720995;InstantBTC;bitstamp is down -17909;1365721015;ThickAsThieves;we'll see 100 tonight probably, and then 50 again -17908;1365721024;lippoper;you're right -17907;1365721029;ThickAsThieves;its gonna be wild -17906;1365721036;ThickAsThieves;or not! -17905;1365721038;ThickAsThieves;:) -17904;1365721040;lippoper;it will open at 120, so first come first serve -17903;1365721043;alex12;lippoper: ah ... -17902;1365721052;ThickAsThieves;it will not open at 120 -17901;1365721057;alex12;lippoper: sorry, my message was ment for mircea_popescu -17900;1365721057;lippoper;only time before the asks outweight the bids and the price drops like a stone. -17899;1365721060;ThickAsThieves;it will open empty -17898;1365721065;ThickAsThieves;maybe just asks -17897;1365721091;bit_nutz;such big price discrepancies across exchanges...why aren't these getting arb'd away? -17896;1365721113;lippoper;first thing I'll do when it resumes is sell at $100 and put in a buy order for $25.00 -17895;1365721116;lippoper;that sounds right -17894;1365721133;Scrat;few people were setup to arb that sort of volume -17893;1365721134;lippoper;it'll probably get filled within the hour -17892;1365721169;lippoper;thouhts? -17891;1365721171;lippoper;thoughts? -17890;1365721174;Scrat;;;btceusd -17889;1365721175;gribble;{"ticker":{"high":199.53999,"low":52.999,"avg":126.269495,"vol":7769078.44047,"vol_cur":64617.31679,"last":70,"buy":70.001,"sell":70,"server_time":1365710367}} -17888;1365721183;Scrat;is vol total? -17887;1365721184;Bowjob_;probably not, i mean i think theres lots of idiots -17886;1365721195;Scrat;btce did today almost 10% of their total volume -17885;1365721196;Bowjob_;but.. come on man i have faith in my fellow man -17884;1365721212;Bowjob_;Its 94 at virtex -17883;1365721217;Scrat;1%, bah -17882;1365721226;Scrat;nevermind me -17881;1365721239;Scrat;eyes tired -17880;1365721322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1461 @ 0.00070902 = 1.0359 BTC [-] -17879;1365721380;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: If it falls under 50 it could be really good. -17878;1365721563;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.65 = 3.3 BTC [+] -17877;1365721644;Bowjob_;http://bitbet.us/bet/403/bitcoin-at-420-on-or-before-4-20/ -17876;1365721650;Bowjob_;FREE BTC for you guys -17875;1365721651;ThickAsThieves;Bug, I agree -17874;1365721658;ThickAsThieves;only because -17873;1365721661;pgp;just noticed that BFL's preorder prices for "net gen" products jumped from $20 GH/s to $50 GH/s... Dunno when that happened, but economic of mining are changing fast... -17872;1365721661;ThickAsThieves;i dont care about price now -17871;1365721666;ThickAsThieves;i'm cashed out -17870;1365721670;ThickAsThieves;waiting for lowest price -17869;1365721689;ThickAsThieves;all mt btc is what i have in stocks -17868;1365721702;lippoper;lucky -17867;1365721756;ThickAsThieves;honestly, my buying will be pretty timid -17866;1365721759;Bowjob_;on ht ebright side. the next bullrun will be -17865;1365721764;ThickAsThieves;i cashed out at a healthy profit -17864;1365721765;Bowjob_;quad digits -17863;1365721776;ThickAsThieves;i'm not gonna go pay some midmarket price -17862;1365721780;ThickAsThieves;and compromise that -17861;1365721812;Bowjob_;I'm still wondering if we;re emperor with no clothes -17860;1365721815;pgp;just sit on your hands folks... -17859;1365721827;pgp;be patient -17858;1365721835;Bowjob_;I mean, I've won the game, money in, profit out -17857;1365721860;pgp;can't be -17856;1365721870;pgp;quoting from gox? -17855;1365721887;Bugpowder;it doesn't have funds -17854;1365721891;Scrat;yeah it's gox last -17853;1365721906;Bowjob_;bug, did u get some puts -17852;1365721918;Bugpowder;I did -17851;1365721923;Bugpowder;but the trade was revoked -17850;1365721926;taub;tiberiusiv> btce did 50% of mtgox volume today -17849;1365721928;taub;and no lag! -17848;1365721931;ThickAsThieves;O.o -17847;1365721952;Scrat;russian tech -17846;1365721975;Bugpowder; your buy and the bot's cancelling hit in the same second. the bot was a few miliseconds earlier. the trade engine correctly identified the trade as going to book. the server you were talking to however did not. [14:09] it's ungodly that it has needed almost two hours to come to sense, there's been a host of syncing issues under today;s load. -17845;1365721987;ThickAsThieves;? -17844;1365721989;ThickAsThieves;? -17843;1365721997;ThickAsThieves;Did you get a receipt? -17842;1365721999;taub;i think mp covering his ass -17841;1365722001;taub;:p -17840;1365722001;Bugpowder;I did -17839;1365722005;ThickAsThieves;sooooo -17838;1365722019;ThickAsThieves;thats proof of purchase right? -17837;1365722023;Bugpowder;have reciepts for the options on my inventory for the last hour and a half -17836;1365722044;Bugpowder;then they disappeared -17835;1365722049;ThickAsThieves;?! -17834;1365722051;ThickAsThieves;wait -17833;1365722058;ThickAsThieves;receipts can be revoked? -17832;1365722073;ThickAsThieves;i thought they were signed text info -17831;1365722082;Bugpowder;So be aware, a receipt is not always reliable. -17830;1365722090;ThickAsThieves;... -17829;1365722094;Bugpowder;there could be syncronization issues in times of heavy load -17828;1365722103;ThickAsThieves;but thats not your problem -17827;1365722114;ThickAsThieves;server should not issue receipt -17826;1365722120;ThickAsThieves;until order is confirmed -17825;1365722129;ThickAsThieves;makes no sense -17824;1365722159;taub;$avg -17823;1365722160;mpexbot;taub: 142.71 -17822;1365722163;taub;uh oh -17821;1365722171;Bowjob_;Bakewell might pay his dues now -17820;1365722172;Bowjob_;lol -17819;1365722180;Bowjob_;just say "I got hackeD" -17818;1365722187;Bowjob_;heres ur coins -17817;1365722193;ThickAsThieves;this is also conveniently when price was dropping this morning, bot was off, yet bitcoincharts was working fine, then bot comes back at 1000000% higher prices -17816;1365722222;ThickAsThieves;thats a pretty fancy bot... -17815;1365722224;taub;well that is his business -17814;1365722226;taub;but -17813;1365722231;taub;undoing orders is not ok -17812;1365722260;Bugpowder;what can yah do? I've made plenty of coins off the bot. Maybe its true. The bot did go down shortly after I bot 1000 puts. -17811;1365722273;pgp;orders get busted irl all the time -17810;1365722279;jcpham;http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/04/11/as-big-investors-emerge-bitcoin-gets-ready-for-its-close-up/ -17809;1365722281;ThickAsThieves;your buys are what triggered me to shop though -17808;1365722285;ThickAsThieves;i loaded prices after -17807;1365722294;ThickAsThieves;and when i hit buy i was too late -17806;1365722302;Bugpowder;Whether that happened before or after the actual bot cancellation, I have no way of knowing -17805;1365722318;ThickAsThieves;i still dont see how that matters if you got a receipt -17804;1365722318;jcpham;the winklevii own 1% of bitcoin -17803;1365722324;jcpham;according to ny times -17802;1365722346;Bugpowder;Was the bot going offline a response to the purchase coming across the ticker here? Or was it just a coincidence? -17801;1365722371;MJR_;damn winklevii -17800;1365722378;pgp;guys - equity, option and futures exchanges bust trades for all sorts of reasons everyday all day long... -17799;1365722378;MJR_;always showing up late to the party -17798;1365722390;ThickAsThieves;well if I play the role of Occam in a Tinfoil Hat, -17797;1365722407;ThickAsThieves;easy answer is mp shut off bot manually to protect puts -17796;1365722415;ThickAsThieves;adjusted pricing to be to his benefit -17795;1365722419;ThickAsThieves;then resumed -17794;1365722422;mircea_popescu;yes yes, it can happen that a trade's screwy. -17793;1365722438;mircea_popescu;it hasn't been happening since the january upgrade at all, but then again -17792;1365722498;mircea_popescu;Apr 11 12:27:12 okay, everyone get your trades through if you were contemplating anything -17791;1365722498;mircea_popescu;Apr 11 12:27:16 this promises to be a bumpy weekend. -17790;1365722513;pgp;we deal with occasional race condition-type issues from time to time - happens -17789;1365722524;ThickAsThieves;but surely your system is gated to only give receipts as proof of confirmed purchase, no? -17788;1365722551;ThickAsThieves;i assume thats why they exist -17787;1365722555;pgp;unless, of course, you prefer a single threaded, single server solution for your exchange... -17786;1365722578;pgp;like gox -17785;1365722602;ThickAsThieves;if not, i dont understand what receipts are for -17784;1365722628;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves ideally. -17783;1365722634;mircea_popescu;it;'s like the papers you get from the courthouse. -17782;1365722643;mircea_popescu;somwetimes they will have your name wrong -17781;1365722645;Scrat;pgp: which should still be enough, considering modern cpus can do billions of calculations per second -17780;1365722654;mircea_popescu;sometimes the police batters down your door and you were the wrong guy. -17779;1365722664;Bowjob_;The Black wednesday -17778;1365722666;mircea_popescu;material errors happen. my job of course is to keep it to a minimum. -17777;1365722666;Scrat;even if you add many orders of magnitude of abstraction -17776;1365722687;Bowjob_;http://www.businessinsider.com/the-winklevoss-twins-bitcoins-2013-4 -17775;1365722691;pgp;yes, but no redundancy and failover... -17774;1365722709;ThickAsThieves;mp, i dont disagree that things happen, -17773;1365722714;ThickAsThieves;but in your examples -17772;1365722722;pgp;can't run an exchange that way - you can't have single points of failure... -17771;1365722724;ThickAsThieves;the offender loses too -17770;1365722730;Scrat;pgp: a true multimaster system requires two phased commits -17769;1365722735;Bugpowder;It's a shame that the bot does not have a timestamped receipt to compare against mine. -17768;1365722751;Scrat;master/slave can still be done with single threaded setup -17767;1365722753;ThickAsThieves;wouldnt matter of being the same second causes glitches -17766;1365722762;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well the bot got in first. -17765;1365722791;ThickAsThieves;so receipts are issued before orders are completed? -17764;1365722823;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.34495 = 1.7248 BTC [-] -17763;1365722824;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.34498 = 6.8996 BTC [+] -17762;1365722826;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.34499989 BTC [+] -17761;1365722826;mircea_popescu;receipt of trade just says trade was received. -17760;1365722827;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.345 = 3.45 BTC [+] -17759;1365722828;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 30 @ 0.35 = 10.5 BTC [+] -17758;1365722829;mircea_popescu;this is factual, it was. -17757;1365722831;pgp;scrat: yes in principal -17756;1365722838;mircea_popescu;the STAT results will query a db, which will be in a state. -17755;1365722851;Doffx;I find it somewhat ironic that they store their bitcoin backups at banks -17754;1365722852;mircea_popescu;it is possible (if unlikely) these days for that state to be messy -17753;1365722858;pgp;but not all systems have fully integrated STP -17752;1365722858;jborkl_;mp, sorry to do this again, deposit -17751;1365722863;ThickAsThieves;but mp, -17750;1365722873;ThickAsThieves;why not gate the receipt to happen AFTER -17749;1365722885;mircea_popescu;mpex is stateless. there -17748;1365722887;ThickAsThieves;its not like we need our recipts 1 second sooner -17747;1365722893;mircea_popescu;'s no way to know what happened to the guy's trade when you issue the receipt. -17746;1365722903;mircea_popescu;receipt just says "we received your order". this isn't really the problem. -17745;1365722919;ThickAsThieves;so its not a receipt -17744;1365722921;mircea_popescu;the problem is the webserver he was directed to for the stat was inconsistent weith the trade engine master -17743;1365722923;ThickAsThieves;its a purchase order -17742;1365722926;mircea_popescu;and this inconsistency lasted too long -17741;1365722970;mircea_popescu;the reason it lasted too long is that the server itself was being isolated from syncing through being ddosed to as much as it could take -17740;1365722975;mircea_popescu;by the load balancing solution -17739;1365722985;ThickAsThieves;i assume he was at least refunded -17738;1365723001;Bugpowder;THe initial purchase was refunded -17737;1365723009;Bugpowder;and an order appeared -17736;1365723030;ThickAsThieves;what does that mean, an order appeared -17735;1365723085;ThickAsThieves;mp, do you have a log of when the bot vwap lowered from 227.18 yesterday? -17734;1365723086;Bugpowder;O.USD.P122T : B 1`000 @ 0.07047095BTC (order #8912799) -17733;1365723090;Bugpowder;That appeared -17732;1365723149;Bugpowder;However my original order number was lower -17731;1365723236;Bugpowder;You see, following my 122 order, I placed this order, which did not get filled -17730;1365723237;Bugpowder;O.USD.P125T : B 1`000 @ 0.08050000BTC (order #8901197) -17729;1365723242;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2159 @ 0.00296405 = 6.3994 BTC [-] -17728;1365723251;ThickAsThieves;or did it? -17727;1365723252;ThickAsThieves;hehe -17726;1365723260;Bugpowder;No bot was down by then -17725;1365723285;jurov;ThickAsThieves, so you were affected too? -17724;1365723302;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.3151 = 2.8359 BTC [-] -17723;1365723311;ThickAsThieves;by what -17722;1365723321;ThickAsThieves;jurov you know about my issue already -17721;1365723341;ThickAsThieves;i did try to buy puts at the same time as Bug, but I was too late -17720;1365723345;ThickAsThieves;i have no issue with that -17719;1365723349;jurov;yes. but am tired and the scrollback looks hairy -17718;1365723357;ThickAsThieves;other than it being suspicious -17717;1365723364;ThickAsThieves;that the bot disappeared for so lonbg -17716;1365723375;ThickAsThieves;and came back with outrageously high prices -17715;1365723386;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 218 @ 0.0033 = 0.7194 BTC [+] -17714;1365723402;jurov;so these trades got rofled back? -17713;1365723413;Bugpowder;Yes looks like it now -17712;1365723424;Bugpowder;I didn't notice this order number discrepancy before -17711;1365723430;Bugpowder;when I discussed it privately -17710;1365723472;jurov;hmm, coinbr did complain about more inconsistencies than necessary, but looked quite benign -17709;1365723493;Bugpowder;After the trade rollback, a NEW order appeared with a # that was higher than an order I placed AFTER my fill at 122 -17708;1365723515;jurov;O.o -17707;1365723547;MJR_;nice, looks like s.dice is rallying -17706;1365723575;ThickAsThieves;now i have to go back and audit all my fucking excercises -17705;1365723612;jurov;anyway, will do thorough check later. but it would help me if anyone who did anything in coinbr during that time -17704;1365723617;jurov;checked their history -17703;1365723647;mircea_popescu;can't hurt anything. -17702;1365723673;ThickAsThieves;can't help either most likely -17701;1365723691;ThickAsThieves;you aren't exactly known for being pliable -17700;1365723694;jurov;it will help me not to have a mess in books eventually -17699;1365723705;jurov;ThickAsThieves, what? -17698;1365723712;ThickAsThieves;not you jurov -17697;1365723757;ThickAsThieves;i just mean that we make plenty of reasonable requests and suggestions that end up being painted as absurd of they conflict with mp's original decision -17696;1365723770;ThickAsThieves;like not issuing receipts until orders are completed -17695;1365723771;guruvan;++ ThickAsThieves ;) not pliable....but consistent. -17694;1365723776;ThickAsThieves;indeed -17693;1365723785;ThickAsThieves;thats why i know auditing would be pointless -17692;1365723798;mircea_popescu;ha! -17691;1365723802;jurov;not going into that discussion now... see ya later -17690;1365723821;guruvan;seems everyone's trade engines were hosed yesterday..I know I should audit my trades -17689;1365723881;mircea_popescu;i'd really love to come up with a better system -17688;1365723891;mircea_popescu;for one thing the 100msecond lag is getting on my motherfucking nerves. -17687;1365723905;mircea_popescu;i get that it's way lower than mtgox ever manages, but still. ridoinculous. -17686;1365723935;ThickAsThieves;i have real trouble understanding why a receipt cant be the last thing that happens in the chain -17685;1365723953;mircea_popescu;cause mpex doesn't keep session. -17684;1365723954;bVector;mircea_popescu: you're closer than I am, how much would it take to get you to kick icbit admin in the nuts? -17683;1365723964;mircea_popescu;a lot lol. im not in that biz -17682;1365723975;bVector;everyone has their price right? ;) -17681;1365724029;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 42 @ 0.2 = 8.4 BTC [+] -17680;1365724049;guruvan;I am so glad I closed out my positions there last week -17679;1365724076;jcpham;i signed up for coinsetter and sent a witty message -17678;1365724080;jcpham;ceo responded -17677;1365724087;jcpham;he says they are legit -17676;1365724098;pigeons;what's coinsetter? -17675;1365724100;jcpham;his name is jaron iirc -17674;1365724101;guruvan;I've had a chat with him in email - everyone sez that -17673;1365724107;guruvan;ya that's it -17672;1365724113;pigeons;oh well if the ceo says he's legit, its gotta be true -17671;1365724117;jcpham;it's th new bitcoinica pigeons -17670;1365724120;jcpham;rite -17669;1365724120;guruvan;coinsetter = leveraged trading of some sort -17668;1365724141;jcpham;if you think things are wild now...just wait -17667;1365724142;pigeons;chinese relic hunters be ready -17666;1365724144;guruvan;he said he's on the forums & recognized my name - but I didn't recognize his -17665;1365724152;guruvan;and he didn't specifiy a nick -17664;1365724165;pigeons;he meant something awful -17663;1365724173;jcpham;hurrr -17662;1365724192;guruvan;their site was broke when I went there at first...tweeted about that, and he responded to the tweet & sent mail -17661;1365724198;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.000688 = 0.0688 BTC [+] -17660;1365724202;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.000688 = 0.0688 BTC [+] -17659;1365724203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.31 BTC [+] -17658;1365724203;jcpham;ic -17657;1365724205;mircea_popescu;that's nice. -17656;1365724223;jcpham;mircea_popescu's twitter is off the charts lulzbot -17655;1365724227;jcpham;*lulzboat -17654;1365724230;mircea_popescu;lol -17653;1365724233;jcpham;gonna have to follow him for sure -17652;1365724263;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3031 BTC [-] -17651;1365724266;MJR_;yeah -17650;1365724270;MJR_;love the tweets -17649;1365724273;MJR_;i've had lunch with jaron -17648;1365724283;guruvan;ya orly -17647;1365724288;MJR_;yep -17646;1365724289;MJR_;he's in nyc -17645;1365724295;guruvan;what's he like? -17644;1365724295;jcpham;does he wear baseball caps? -17643;1365724297;MJR_;erik kinda introduced us -17642;1365724301;MJR_;he does not -17641;1365724304;MJR_;wear baseball caps -17640;1365724307;MJR_;from what i saw -17639;1365724313;MJR_;but i haven't watched him at all times -17638;1365724318;MJR_;anyway, nice guy -17637;1365724322;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.303 BTC [-] -17636;1365724324;MJR_;cool people behind his project -17635;1365724335;MJR_;haven't seen much of his product -17634;1365724348;MJR_;but he is working on it as far as i know -17633;1365724356;guruvan;meet any of the team? -17632;1365724360;MJR_;yeahg -17631;1365724361;MJR_;CTO -17630;1365724363;MJR_;nice guy -17629;1365724372;MJR_;we had lunch a few times -17628;1365724383;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 22 @ 0.30199999 = 6.644 BTC [-] -17627;1365724407;jcpham;i wonder if we can get these guys to do shoeonhead.jpg -17626;1365724410;guruvan;I'm curious about his & the cto's backgrounds -17625;1365724414;jcpham;to prove something... -17624;1365724457;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 270 @ 0.000689 = 0.186 BTC [+] -17623;1365724525;guruvan;he seemed to think I'd be more interested in the site's security, rather than the principal's backgrounds -17622;1365724552;MJR_;eh -17621;1365724560;MJR_;what's tux's background? -17620;1365724561;guruvan;what's the CTOs name MJR_? -17619;1365724567;MJR_;marshall -17618;1365724568;jcpham;yeah btcst.com was hella secure html5 wonder -17617;1365724573;jcpham;... -17616;1365724583;guruvan;good question. -17615;1365724585;dub;MJR_: table/card games, painting little plastic soldiers -17614;1365724589;jcpham;glbse was pretty secure but slows as balls -17613;1365724591;MJR_;he actually introduced me to a nice lawyer -17612;1365724595;MJR_;who was very helpful -17611;1365724615;guruvan;exactly jcpham -17610;1365724626;jcpham;making a secure site isn't that hard -17609;1365724632;MJR_;they very much have a startup mentality -17608;1365724637;MJR_;which is cool in some ways -17607;1365724637;jcpham;i've seen it and bought into it -17606;1365724642;jcpham;and then poof -17605;1365724645;guruvan;that's good in a lot of ways -17604;1365724649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4730 @ 0.00071589 = 3.3862 BTC [+] -17603;1365724650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3888 @ 0.00071642 = 2.7854 BTC [+] -17602;1365724651;MJR_;well...depends -17601;1365724663;MJR_;i personally, and this is just my opinion, hate the term "burn rate" -17600;1365724670;MJR_;i plan on making money from day 1 -17599;1365724672;guruvan;lol -17598;1365724678;guruvan;VC -17597;1365724686;MJR_;BUT, there are some times when you need to do that -17596;1365724687;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 50 @ 0.0034 = 0.17 BTC [+] -17595;1365724699;guruvan;I've done a buncha dotcom stuff and we always talked about that -17594;1365724713;MJR_;i just think that the silicon valley mindset of "let them explore and figure it out" is not a great strategy for most scenarios -17593;1365724735;MJR_;in some ways, VC's do a disservice by telling people that they are great, when they haven't done anything yet -17592;1365724744;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.0034 = 0.0068 BTC [+] -17591;1365724746;MJR_;BUT...i'm not saying that applies to coinsetter -17590;1365724746;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 9 @ 0.12002 = 1.0802 BTC [-] -17589;1365724748;guruvan;no - it's not, but it's great for the "thow a buncha shit on the wall and see what sticks" venture capitalist mentality -17588;1365724751;MJR_;just making a point about startup mentality -17587;1365724775;MJR_;i also don't like that mentality, i like good solid plans that make sense -17586;1365724783;guruvan;no but wee'll see plenty silicon valley startups that it does apply to in the bitcoin biz -17585;1365724796;MJR_;entrepreneurship should be bringing together the pieces to create something more valuable than the sum of its parts -17584;1365724808;MJR_;it is the hot ticket item of the day -17583;1365724812;MJR_;but we will see -17582;1365724819;guruvan;successful startups do have a plan - it's the VCs who often don't -17581;1365724830;MJR_;i personally think that if you aren't in the irc channel, learning, and actually care about bitcoin, it will show -17580;1365724839;MJR_;SUCCESSFUL startups -17579;1365724841;MJR_;how many aren't -17578;1365724842;guruvan;I have to agree. -17577;1365724843;MJR_;but still got funded -17576;1365724846;guruvan;most -17575;1365724847;MJR_;and had a decent "burn rate" -17574;1365724848;guruvan;:D -17573;1365724862;MJR_;like...I work 16 hours a day -17572;1365724867;MJR_;i use my salary to fund my life -17571;1365724876;MJR_;and i expect to reap the rewards from my equity -17570;1365724879;MJR_;fuck a salary IMO -17569;1365724891;MJR_;but that is my mentality, i'm not used to people giving you money to make your dreams come true -17568;1365724903;benkay;cannot get rich and have a life? -17567;1365724916;MJR_;well...you can, i am not saying that it doesn't work out well in some cases -17566;1365724920;guruvan;I have to earn money from my business......no two ways about it - no burn rate possible here -17565;1365724925;MJR_;i'm just saying, i'm doing what i love because i love it -17564;1365724932;MJR_;i do what i have to in order to make money -17563;1365724937;MJR_;soon they will both be the same thing -17562;1365724941;MJR_;but till then, work harder -17561;1365724944;MJR_;work smarter -17560;1365724967;guruvan;lol - I live in a tiny little town ....there's no jobs....gotta make your own. -17559;1365724984;guruvan;so bitcoin is my job -17558;1365725006;mod6;guruvan: cool! -17557;1365725016;bowjob;;;ticker -17556;1365725016;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 118.95000, Best ask: 124.90000, Bid-ask spread: 5.95000, Last trade: 124.90000, 24 hour volume: 175853.75589845, 24 hour low: 110.20003, 24 hour high: 203.00000, 24 hour vwap: 159.51856 -17555;1365725025;guruvan;hell yea....I haven't done anything else for a year -17554;1365725049;guruvan;(I haven't been all that flush for a lot of it, but I only started with $1500) -17553;1365725169;pizzaman1337;wait, what? http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/04/11/as-big-investors-emerge-bitcoin-gets-ready-for-its-close-up/ -17552;1365725180;guruvan;lulz article -17551;1365725182;jcpham;yes -17550;1365725187;jcpham;the winklevii -17549;1365725195;kakobrekla;howmuch till the gox opens again? -17548;1365725199;guruvan;many factual errors -17547;1365725203;kakobrekla;8h? -17546;1365725208;guruvan;kakobrekla: 5-6hrs? -17545;1365725208;jcpham;masters of subversion, now out of the crypto-closet -17544;1365725244;kakobrekla;est is now 4pm -17543;1365725245;guruvan;lool.....masters of getting ripped off -17542;1365725251;kakobrekla;it starts at 2am -17541;1365725253;guruvan;5pm -17540;1365725280;guruvan;oh eSt - -17539;1365725312;kakobrekla;oh no it was utc -17538;1365725315;kakobrekla;wtf -17537;1365725335;kakobrekla;aha so 5h -17536;1365725336;kakobrekla;bah -17535;1365725347;guruvan;heh -17534;1365725443;jborkl_;well, i sent a small amount to Gox, 9 confirms - no show in my account -17533;1365725464;guruvan;doesn't seem surprising -17532;1365725467;jborkl_;so, 5-6 hours - I am not thinking is going to work out well for them -17531;1365725502;guruvan;well....opening up the floodgates for pent-up demand is reeeealy hard on big systems like they have -17530;1365725523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3375 BTC [+] -17529;1365725523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3399999 BTC [+] -17528;1365725524;jborkl_;yes, I dont think 5-6 hours it is going to happen -17527;1365725525;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.34 = 0.68 BTC [+] -17526;1365725582;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [+] -17525;1365725748;Bugpowder;which alts are better? -17524;1365725754;Bugpowder;bitfloor stole 25k -17523;1365725761;Bugpowder;btce is in russia -17522;1365725770;dub;so russia -17521;1365725796;ThickAsThieves;whats the 25k bitfloor story? i have some cash there... -17520;1365725801;benkay;said scumbag maintains a presence in irc -17519;1365725809;benkay;where btce? -17518;1365725822;pigeons;ThickAsThieves: bitfloor got hacked, said sorry, your moneys gone, come trade with us anyway -17517;1365725855;pigeons;"got hacked" in the bitcoin sense, where who knows if its true mybitcoin -17516;1365725881;pigeons;btce got hacked and lost money but they ate it -17515;1365725919;pigeons;the alternatives are only better the rare occasions thye have enough depth -17514;1365726343;guruvan;Bugpowder: I've been using btc-e - I wish to god they had 2FA, but man....they have some DDOS protection. -17513;1365726381;guruvan;tough if you need easy usd in or out, but you're trading for btc you can do well with trade fees only .2% -17512;1365726559;pgp;you know, it's like MPEX exchange membership is on sale.... -17511;1365726602;guruvan;should raise the price ;) -17510;1365726725;Bugpowder;I won't use anywhere without 2FA. I have too much on gox right now -17509;1365726742;Bugpowder;or GPG -17508;1365726749;Bugpowder;that is also acceptable -17507;1365726785;guruvan;yeah - I feel that...I usually keep my btc-e acct cleaned out.....I don't hold anything there -17506;1365726812;jborkl_;micrea_popescu , deposit flushed -17505;1365726822;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ on it -17504;1365726837;guruvan;I'd really prefer gpg everywhere instead of authenticator or yubikeys -17503;1365726860;mircea_popescu;yea. -17502;1365726871;jborkl_;thank you -17501;1365727063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00333332 = 6.6666 BTC [+] -17500;1365727064;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00333333 = 3.3333 BTC [+] -17499;1365727176;mircea_popescu;aaand flushed./ -17498;1365727452;dub;aaand its gone -17497;1365727487;taub;nNotice how btc-e has been running on 50% gox volume the last couple hours without having "success"? -17496;1365727511;Bugpowder;To make myself feel better.... I present my trades of yesterday -17495;1365727546;taub;lol i know right -17494;1365727552;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/TfSNGC5.png -17493;1365727563;Bugpowder;yellow is buy -17492;1365727566;Bugpowder;blue is sell -17491;1365727591;Bugpowder;5% of total stack in each -17490;1365727594;Bugpowder;trade -17489;1365727618;taub;must not get jealous -17488;1365727622;taub;nice trades -17487;1365727624;TomServo;nice work -17486;1365727630;taub;how did you feel out the first buy? -17485;1365727643;taub;just the stagnation? -17484;1365727662;taub;prolly also depth showing orders -17483;1365727670;Bugpowder;goxlag was dropping fast and we had a little bounce of 105 -17482;1365727695;Bugpowder;tough part is getting the orders in 10-15 minutes before they need to go off. -17481;1365727701;taub;rofl -17480;1365727704;mircea_popescu;lmao -17479;1365727721;ThickAsThieves;nice -17478;1365727802;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.345 BTC [+] -17477;1365727880;Namworld;bugpowder... how do you trade call/puts and Gox so well? -17476;1365727918;Namworld;I'm doing well on that too... at least I'm on the green overall. But I'm not that accurate =P -17475;1365727922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3799999 BTC [+] -17474;1365727923;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.38 = 0.76 BTC [+] -17473;1365727925;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 30 @ 0.3871 = 11.613 BTC [+] -17472;1365727925;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.38999 = 3.8999 BTC [+] -17471;1365727926;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.39 = 1.95 BTC [+] -17470;1365727927;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.39798 = 0.796 BTC [+] -17469;1365727947;Namworld;I sold VTX at 0.20 ... in the low -17468;1365727965;Namworld;But then sold the BTC for USD at 250 =P -17467;1365728043;mircea_popescu;50 bux a vtx share -17466;1365728045;mircea_popescu;how can you go wrong. -17465;1365728068;Namworld;100 000 x 50 = 5 million! -17464;1365728072;Namworld;nice valuation -17463;1365728170;Bugpowder;Namworld: Genetic superiority -17462;1365728183;Bugpowder;I was born lucky -17461;1365728231;Bugpowder;either that or I have been burned enough to learn common patterns, and have cashed out enough so that I'm comfortable making big bets without pissing myself -17460;1365728263;Bugpowder;The sharp move followed by osciallation is classic though -17459;1365728267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3866 @ 0.00071642 = 2.7697 BTC [+] -17458;1365728269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10834 @ 0.00071795 = 7.7783 BTC [+] -17457;1365728305;Bugpowder;Also I bougt on gox today at 121, right beofre they shut down... Doh! -17456;1365728331;ThickAsThieves;i did similar, had an overnight bid for 25 @ 125 -17455;1365728335;Bugpowder;We may be moving into a new market pattern now though, so the strategies I exploited for the last 3 months may no longer work -17454;1365728346;ThickAsThieves;luckily i cancelled like 10 other bids i had up -17453;1365728363;TomServo;Bugpowder: how much was the 'bunch of cash' you had on gox before those trades? -17452;1365728373;Bugpowder;20% of my stack -17451;1365728392;Bugpowder;of combined BTC and cashed out value -17450;1365728406;Bugpowder;Not going to state specific position sizes anymore -17449;1365728430;unbalanced;Wicked trading. -17448;1365728436;TomServo;np, didn't mean to intrude -17447;1365728527;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00184 BTC [+] -17446;1365728536;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00184 BTC [+] -17445;1365728545;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 15 @ 0.00185 = 0.0278 BTC [+] -17444;1365728547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8500 @ 0.00070934 = 6.0294 BTC [-] -17443;1365728561;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 15 @ 0.001889 = 0.0283 BTC [+] -17442;1365728566;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 36 @ 0.00189 = 0.068 BTC [+] -17441;1365728583;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.39798 BTC [+] -17440;1365728585;Bugpowder;it's very tempting to shoot off about specific $ figures, but also stupid to.. Also, whether you are trading $1,000,000 or $100, your emotions are probably more coupled to what % of your net worth is on the line, rather than a specific dollar value -17439;1365728655;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 29 @ 0.00195 = 0.0566 BTC [+] -17438;1365728714;Bugpowder;The question now is, what is the right play when gox opens? -17437;1365728728;Bugpowder;would love to hear what people think -17436;1365728778;ThickAsThieves;i'm having trouble seeing the price drop lower than on outside exchanges -17435;1365728793;ThickAsThieves;like 65 or so now right? -17434;1365728797;ThickAsThieves;only thing counterbalancing that -17433;1365728807;ThickAsThieves;is that the bid book will be so thin -17432;1365728818;ThickAsThieves;if ANYONE is selling hard -17431;1365728821;ThickAsThieves;price will crash -17430;1365728830;Bugpowder;yeah -17429;1365728833;jborkl_;bugpowder- since only people with $ on Gox can buy - and so many bitcoins to sell -Unless Gox bust trades or limits somehow -17428;1365728835;mircea_popescu;it can go absolutely any way. -17427;1365728836;Bugpowder;the bid book is wiped out -17426;1365728844;mircea_popescu;that's why you don't want idiots like mtgox involved in situations like these. -17425;1365728856;Bugpowder;We could be in for the mother of all spike ripples -17424;1365728864;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -17423;1365728864;gribble;There are currently 94194264 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 5227579.67567 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.8424 seconds -17422;1365728864;mircea_popescu;prices stickyiness can cause anything -17421;1365728868;Bugpowder;;;bids 50 -17420;1365728869;gribble;There are currently 33641.267 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 2504465.676 USD in total. | Data vintage: 16.6801 seconds -17419;1365728890;jborkl_;Yeah, the only way I see it ending up ok is if Gox has lined up buyers ahead of time -17418;1365728900;jborkl_;otherwise flash crash -17417;1365728903;Bugpowder;Be aware that people will over react to every move -17416;1365728904;ThickAsThieves;due to the fact there is so much uncertainty, i think a likely scenario is a repate of last nights oscilations -17415;1365728915;Bugpowder;combined with lag -17414;1365728925;Bugpowder;will cause major swings -17413;1365728944;ThickAsThieves;if it opens, and lag isnt fixed, price will surely crash -17412;1365728963;Bugpowder;And then explode up -17411;1365728966;Bugpowder;and then crash -17410;1365728966;ThickAsThieves;yep -17409;1365728967;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00305 = 0.0153 BTC [+] -17408;1365728969;ThickAsThieves;yep -17407;1365728971;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.0031 = 0.0465 BTC [+] -17406;1365728981;jborkl_;Good bet for bitbet- mt gox trading engines strokes out in 10 minutes or less -17405;1365729024;Bugpowder;better to go for a big spread on your bid/ask, and not get filled, then to go for a narrow spread and get stuck in a losing position having scalped 10% -17404;1365729030;mircea_popescu;lol srlsy -17403;1365729053;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ well there's capitve cash on mtgox -17402;1365729054;mircea_popescu;there -17401;1365729061;mircea_popescu;'s not (as much ?) capitve btc -17400;1365729082;Bugpowder;there is some captive BTC too -17399;1365729088;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 9 @ 0.00069 = 0.0062 BTC [+] -17398;1365729091;Bugpowder;tons of cash off the books right now -17397;1365729092;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8950 @ 0.0006975 = 6.2426 BTC [-] -17396;1365729092;jborkl_;the ? is how much of that cash has been requested for withdrawal -17395;1365729097;ThickAsThieves;only btc there, will be from people that fear/dislike/cant deal in fiat on other exchanges -17394;1365729103;Bugpowder;there are tight withdrawl lmits -17393;1365729106;Bugpowder;10k a day -17392;1365729111;Bugpowder;for verified -17391;1365729114;jborkl_;not if you are apostilled -17390;1365729121;mircea_popescu;apostilled lol -17389;1365729128;jborkl_;lol -17388;1365729128;Bugpowder;If you are apostilled you proably have 500k on the exchange -17387;1365729130;jborkl_;spelling -17386;1365729140;Bugpowder;otherwise its too much of a pita -17385;1365729141;mircea_popescu;it's just funny, where they put the apostille, on your cock ? -17384;1365729207;taub;time for powernap until mtgox opens -17383;1365729244;taub;think we might actually see a little recovery in the meantime, 99-120 -17382;1365729325;mircea_popescu;lmao -17381;1365729331;mircea_popescu;watch it sit glued in the mp range -17380;1365729359;Bugpowder;I think greed will defeat fear in the end -17379;1365729412;ThickAsThieves;greed is on both ends though -17378;1365729426;ThickAsThieves;buyers and sellers -17377;1365729472;ThickAsThieves;i think people will need to use outside exchanges as reference -17376;1365729507;jborkl_;but they will not, Gox is full of noobs that will be hitting sell and f5 -17375;1365729515;ThickAsThieves;maybe... -17374;1365729517;mircea_popescu;or buy -17373;1365729520;jborkl_;other people will buy -17372;1365729537;ThickAsThieves;but how much money do noobs really have -17371;1365729540;jborkl_;it is going to be fun -17370;1365729561;jborkl_;there were 15000 accounts waiting in the Q -17369;1365729570;jborkl_;so, a bunch -17368;1365729572;Bugpowder;Just for the love of god... don't place a market order. -17367;1365729595;ThickAsThieves;lol -17366;1365729621;Bugpowder;http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/04/11/as-big-investors-emerge-bitcoin-gets-ready-for-its-close-up/ -17365;1365729637;jborkl_;I have some money on there and know what price I am putting my limit at- I hope it gets filled -17364;1365729698;Bugpowder;I hope the vwap never goes below 122. -17363;1365729699;mircea_popescu;Winklevii — as they are popularly known — say they own nearly 1 percent of that, or some $11 million. -17362;1365729709;mircea_popescu;everyone claiming 100k btc like it's a trend -17361;1365729735;ThickAsThieves;i have a 100k sdice -17360;1365729743;ThickAsThieves;fo fuck you twins -17359;1365729745;ThickAsThieves;so -17358;1365729747;ThickAsThieves;hehe -17357;1365729768;dub;inb4 facebook launches bitcoin payments -17356;1365729784;mircea_popescu;if facebook does it it will suck -17355;1365729789;mircea_popescu;facecoin! -17354;1365729798;ThickAsThieves;itll be just as cool as facebook gifts -17353;1365729842;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 28 @ 0.39798 = 11.1434 BTC [+] -17352;1365729863;mircea_popescu;@maxkeiser 5h Could a Patent Lawsuit Take Down the Bitcoin Exchanges Like MtGox??? -17351;1365729877;mircea_popescu;yeah totally. we need more huffpo intelligent bitcoin discussion -17350;1365729888;mircea_popescu;hopefully the hos are doing it nude while balancing sandwich plates. -17349;1365729900;Bugpowder;https://www.facebook.com/appcenter/bitcoin-tx?fb_source=appcenter -17348;1365730142;mod6;mircea_popescu: lol -17347;1365730206;jborkl_;Service is down for emergency maintenance for one hour, until 2013-04-11 23:30:00 UTC. Please retry at that time -17346;1365730212;jborkl_;mtgox -17345;1365730276;mircea_popescu;emergency ? -17344;1365730279;mircea_popescu;wasn't this scheduled ? -17343;1365730292;Bugpowder;all the btcz is gone -17342;1365730293;TomServo;This is the front page now -17341;1365730308;Bugpowder;maybe now they are really doing the change over -17340;1365730314;mircea_popescu;maybe they don't know wmat emergency means. -17339;1365730321;mircea_popescu;everyone says "scheduled" when they mean emertgency, -17338;1365730325;mircea_popescu;mtgox goes the other way around. -17337;1365730336;Bugpowder;yeah they could be saying it like we have been so successful, its an emergency -17336;1365730342;KRS1;hah -17335;1365730357;mircea_popescu;we are an emergency of our own success. -17334;1365730382;joecool;gox crashes, MT eats pizza and sweats -17333;1365730382;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.39798 = 1.9899 BTC [+] -17332;1365730390;KRS1;mount cocks -17331;1365730415;joecool;*magic the gathering online exchange -17330;1365730442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.39799 = 0.796 BTC [+] -17329;1365730531;joecool;Apr 11 09:23:40 Ad0: sweating right now -17328;1365730534;joecool;https://twitter.com/MagicalTux/status/322317865443274752/photo/1 -17327;1365730593;Scrat;hah -17326;1365730854;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.731 = 1.462 BTC [-] -17325;1365730872;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.730211 BTC [-] -17324;1365730873;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.73021 BTC [-] -17323;1365730876;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7302 = 1.4604 BTC [-] -17322;1365730879;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.73019 = 14.6038 BTC [-] -17321;1365730882;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.73 = 2.19 BTC [-] -17320;1365730884;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.72 = 2.16 BTC [-] -17319;1365731056;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173782.0 -17318;1365731059;mircea_popescu;btc-e issues ? -17317;1365731133;mod6;i saw that earlier... then "moni3z" says: You will get your LTC don't worry -17316;1365731137;mod6;wat!? -17315;1365731162;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.6 = 6.4 BTC [-] -17314;1365731163;mircea_popescu;i dunno -17313;1365731171;joecool;did that btcex guy just disappear? -17312;1365731248;mircea_popescu;which one is that ? -17311;1365731282;joecool;mircea_popescu: the guy who used to run btcex a couple years ago -17310;1365731297;mircea_popescu;i weirdly have no recollection of this at all. who the f ? -17309;1365731311;joecool;he was funny, put a bounty up to hack mtgox, did a lot of other insane stuff, trolled bitcointalk ~2011 -17308;1365731325;joecool;but yeah used to run an exchange that went under around then -17307;1365731326;mircea_popescu;o wait -17306;1365731329;joecool;russian guy i think -17305;1365731332;mircea_popescu;went away like mid 2012 neh ? -17304;1365731370;joecool;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=6864.0 << here's one of his threads -17303;1365731374;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 1 @ 0.16169 BTC [+] -17302;1365731379;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=94649.0 -17301;1365731387;mircea_popescu;ya guy was a serial exchange entrepreneur. -17300;1365731402;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.39798 = 1.9899 BTC [-] -17299;1365731510;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 75 @ 0.0034 = 0.255 BTC [+] -17298;1365731595;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3985 BTC [-] -17297;1365731745;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 9 @ 0.3989 = 3.5901 BTC [+] -17296;1365731839;Bugpowder;Jesus Christ. Denninger is trolling my FB page. -17295;1365731887;mod6;sometimes referred to as a founding member of the Tea Party movement. << the guy is probably a cockmeat sandwich -17294;1365731918;mircea_popescu;o is he the nut from before ? -17293;1365731935;mircea_popescu;with the bitcoin is not a good currency because can't be made into a responsible dildo ? -17292;1365731936;Bugpowder;http://imgur.com/F35l2Sl -17291;1365731951;mod6;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Denninger -17290;1365731967;Guest8717;Tell him that vacuums are actually a multi-billion dollar industry -17289;1365731968;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 10 @ 0.1617 = 1.617 BTC [+] -17288;1365732039;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 10 @ 0.1399 = 1.399 BTC [+] -17287;1365732071;mod6;Bugpowder: what a douchebag -17286;1365732165;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-TRADING-PT] 2 @ 0.1617 = 0.3234 BTC [+] -17285;1365732201;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.1399 = 0.4197 BTC [+] -17284;1365732206;ThickAsThieves;so no AM update? -17283;1365732741;guruvan;this is the only refuge of sanity on irc.......everyone else is freaking out about USD loses...... -17282;1365732765;mod6;^^^ -17281;1365732803;guruvan;any idea how long its safe to reuse a gox deposit address? I want to send funds there, but can't log in. -17280;1365732822;guruvan;one in my wallet aren't that recently made -17279;1365732878;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't. -17278;1365732879;Insaneatyou;Gox is down, I wouldn't be touching them until they're back up -17277;1365732886;mod6;personally i would wait until they can generate you a new one. who knows if they've changed wallets or whatever. -17276;1365732891;guruvan;yeah - that's what Im thinking -17275;1365732898;mod6;yeah, aside from not using gox at all lol -17274;1365732904;mircea_popescu;and use something other than mttox. -17273;1365732921;guruvan;ya - this is a special occasion though - I just want to take advantage of the mayhem -17272;1365732928;Namworld;darn it... I sent 100 BTC to MtGox -17271;1365732928;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.71 BTC [-] -17270;1365732930;Namworld;1FEUCcszrBBMMMm1UwNK8mwFQF29mE39bM -17269;1365732932;guruvan;I rarely have anything in there (thus no recent deposit addy) -17268;1365732936;Namworld;Nice repeating pattern -17267;1365732950;Namworld;Feu (fire) Cc, BB, MMMm -17266;1365732955;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.701 BTC [-] -17265;1365732964;Namworld;looks funny -17264;1365732973;Namworld;I want it as vanity url... -17263;1365732983;mircea_popescu;Namworld are you sleepy "? -17262;1365732991;guruvan;hah -17261;1365732995;Namworld;Possibly... -17260;1365733013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.0006975 = 2.7551 BTC [-] -17259;1365733015;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6887 @ 0.00069712 = 4.8011 BTC [-] -17258;1365733016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2563 @ 0.00069557 = 1.7827 BTC [-] -17257;1365733017;Namworld;Leave me to my delirium. I'm having fun. -17256;1365733022;mircea_popescu;np np -17255;1365733029;Bugpowder;Time to get some sushi and sake to prepare for the mayhem -17254;1365733037;Namworld;lol -17253;1365733041;Bugpowder;if gox delays opening though... I will be PISSED -17252;1365733048;Namworld;Living it big? -17251;1365733051;Bugpowder;open at 3am EDT -17250;1365733060;Bugpowder;Still got enough to live large -17249;1365733094;Namworld;eheh -17248;1365733095;Bugpowder;but I might not buy that art car now.. http://burners.me/2013/04/09/your-own-art-car-wunders-rockbox-on-the-auction-block/ -17247;1365733107;Bugpowder;Had some discussions with the owner yesterday -17246;1365733109;Namworld;ok well... I'm going to go eat something before gox reopens... -17245;1365733121;Bugpowder;after the gox ripple trade -17244;1365733123;Namworld;Better have a full stomach and be rested so I can stick around -17243;1365733145;mircea_popescu;how long is it ? -17242;1365733147;mod6;Bugpowder: holy shit you were going to buy that thing?!?? -17241;1365733152;Bugpowder;yup -17240;1365733159;Bugpowder;we got a camp -17239;1365733170;Bugpowder;having someone head up to Ft Bragg to scope it this weekend -17238;1365733170;mircea_popescu;he's a campy fag at heart :D -17237;1365733175;guruvan;for burning man? -17236;1365733200;Bugpowder;of course! -17235;1365733202;mod6;jeeze -17234;1365733206;mod6;lol -17233;1365733214;mod6;WOW -17232;1365733218;Bugpowder;Not feeling bitrich anymore though -17231;1365733232;mod6;dude. -17230;1365733243;Bugpowder;Also I'm sober -17229;1365733254;Bugpowder;discussions were after a Stone IPA pint. -17228;1365733278;mod6;people arn't ready for bitcoins yet -17227;1365733334;guruvan;hahah - those stones are strong -17226;1365733630;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5937 @ 0.00069557 = 4.1296 BTC [-] -17225;1365733632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6963 @ 0.00069538 = 4.8419 BTC [-] -17224;1365733769;ThickAsThieves;stone ipa is pretty good stuff -17223;1365733777;mod6;haha, the thing lights up! -17222;1365733786;ThickAsThieves;? -17221;1365733791;ThickAsThieves;oh the car -17220;1365733802;mod6;oh yeah sorry someone is talking in my ear -17219;1365734391;error4733;;;eightball will mtGox crash at 2am -17218;1365734391;gribble;You know the answer better than I. -17217;1365734422;pipeline;(yes) -17216;1365734423;error4733;;;eightball yes but please, answer the question -17215;1365734423;gribble;What are you asking me for? -17214;1365734451;error4733;;;eightball should i sold all my btc -17213;1365734452;gribble;The outlook is good. -17212;1365735237;ThickAsThieves;anothe rtrade hapnd on Gox -17211;1365735242;ThickAsThieves;Last price:$124.90000 -17210;1365735313;mircea_popescu;heh -17209;1365735818;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.701 = 7.01 BTC [-] -17208;1365736443;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.3 = 2.6 BTC [-] -17207;1365737043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.21 BTC [-] -17206;1365737045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 538 @ 0.00069538 = 0.3741 BTC [-] -17205;1365737101;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.2 = 2.4 BTC [-] -17204;1365737162;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.14 BTC [-] -17203;1365737222;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3659995 BTC [+] -17202;1365737711;mircea_popescu;$avg -17201;1365737714;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 125.94 -17200;1365738011;mod6;well, it'll be interesting to see where this thing goes when mount cawks reopens -17199;1365738063;mircea_popescu;all i want to see is mtgox volume < 10k for the day. -17198;1365738088;mod6;that'd be something -17197;1365738494;ThickAsThieves;there'll be plenty volume when they open -17196;1365738514;Bugpowder;I am going to do 10k today -17195;1365738520;TradeFortress;assuming no 502 errors -17194;1365738530;mircea_popescu;anyway. cahtch you all later. -17193;1365738530;mod6;Bugpowder: you had some nice trades yesterday -17192;1365738535;mod6;c-a -17191;1365738538;mod6;*ya -17190;1365738543;Bugpowder;hope tonight is a repeat -17189;1365769952;mircea_popescu;ahhh -17188;1365769955;mircea_popescu;so how we doin' -17187;1365769956;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -17186;1365769958;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.69400, Best ask: 90.69404, Bid-ask spread: 0.00004, Last trade: 90.69404, 24 hour volume: 206604.44982419, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 168.00000, 24 hour vwap: 104.07735 -17185;1365769960;MJR_;hey mircea_popescu -17184;1365769968;mircea_popescu;a little low huh -17183;1365770249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4835 @ 0.00067922 = 3.284 BTC [-] -17182;1365770250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5501 @ 0.00067854 = 3.7326 BTC [-] -17181;1365770346;MJR_;http://arstechnica.com/business/2013/04/taming-the-bubble-investors-bet-on-bitcoin-via-derivatives-markets/ -17180;1365770355;jurov;yea, just told my family to start getting in -17179;1365770363;MJR_;retards ^^^ how do they talk about "derivatives" without actually mentioning derivatives -17178;1365770460;mircea_popescu;MJR_ it's a talent. -17177;1365770476;mircea_popescu;they are probably waiting for me to send them gifts and pat them on the head. -17176;1365770493;mircea_popescu;which is nice because i never will. they can come to me on knees and get something or else keep on prattling. -17175;1365770512;MJR_;i get that they should have mentioned mpex... -17174;1365770521;MJR_;but my point is that they should have mentioned a derivative -17173;1365770530;MJR_;hedge fund !=derivative -17172;1365770533;MJR_;nor does shorting -17171;1365770538;MJR_;or leveraged trading -17170;1365770567;Scrat;are you ready for the lulz today -17169;1365770574;Scrat;the "50x faster engine" -17168;1365770580;MJR_;so...they basically say financial derivatives can stablize markets (US govt banned onion futures and they are now volatile) so given that info -17167;1365770580;mircea_popescu;MJR_ yea well... -17166;1365770588;MJR_;lets not talk about an actual derivative at all -17165;1365770600;mircea_popescu;in my experience it's kinda how this stuff goes. may be wrong. -17164;1365770607;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -17163;1365770609;gribble;MtGox lag is 2.570025 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00515030132457 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its largest moon, Ganymede (0.007155 AU). -17162;1365770620;mircea_popescu;well... 2.57 seconds is 50x faster than something... -17161;1365770643;Scrat;2.57 seconds with roughly 30 trades in the last minute -17160;1365770661;mircea_popescu;lol -17159;1365770670;mircea_popescu;anyway their lag problem should be resolved tghe other way -17158;1365770673;mircea_popescu;everyone quitting. -17157;1365770798;error4733;i.imgur.com/ngMsLqr.png -17156;1365770850;Scrat;error4733: very nice, which website is that -17155;1365770913;error4733;reddit? -17154;1365771079;error4733;or maybe the address in the address bar ? -17153;1365771094;error4733;:) -17152;1365771130;error4733;;;eightball should i stay in my bed get laida -17151;1365771130;gribble;Yes! -17150;1365771149;error4733;thanks eightball -17149;1365771162;Scrat;;;goxlag -17148;1365771163;gribble;MtGox lag is 79.565712 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.159448795986 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -17147;1365771166;Scrat;wahahahahah -17146;1365771195;error4733;;;eightball will my boss undesrtand i keep me tmrw -17145;1365771196;gribble;What are you asking me for? -17144;1365771198;error4733;;;eightball will my boss undesrtand i keep me tmrw -17143;1365771198;gribble;You know the answer better than I. -17142;1365771245;error4733;;;eightball will my boss know i fuck is daugter ? -17141;1365771245;gribble;You're kidding, right? -17140;1365771267;mircea_popescu;lol -17139;1365771272;mircea_popescu;is she hot ? -17138;1365771277;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 79 @ 0.2 = 15.8 BTC [+] -17137;1365771291;error4733;no -17136;1365771297;mircea_popescu;Scrat well... it's 50x faster than 4000 seconds ? -17135;1365771370;error4733;resume for the last 6h ? no more drama ? -17134;1365771385;mircea_popescu;nothing much. -17133;1365771528;error4733;GOOD, pain in the ass to explain if btc was crash to 20$ ut this, 90$ is juste a correction from th last 3 crazy week ! hope next bubble i got some ball to short when a crash is obv -17132;1365771599;jurov;i just pretty much ignored whole bubble. not worth to mess with one's nerves like that. -17131;1365771631;jurov;might buy few next month calls soon, nothing else. -17130;1365771639;taub;$avg -17129;1365771640;mpexbot;taub: 97.18 -17128;1365771646;taub;:> -17127;1365772048;mircea_popescu;the good news is that based on 24 jhour data mtgox is down under 50% of volume -17126;1365772068;mircea_popescu;if this trend continues and in a week they're 20-30% this will all have been well worth it. -17125;1365772111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13666 @ 0.00067363 = 9.2058 BTC [-] -17124;1365772518;bitesak_;the pricing of options seem to have changed... -17123;1365772556;pizzaman1337;yeah, because the pricing of usd/btc has changed... -17122;1365772638;bitesak_;fair enough, so strikes ned to be extended way beyond 500 to have prices flatten out at ~0.059? -17121;1365773021;mircea_popescu;bitesak_ the bot's volatility sense has been utterly overloaded these past few days -17120;1365773053;mircea_popescu;i think some assumptions baked into it originally (2011, that is) melded security with actual pricing at the edge cases. -17119;1365773081;mircea_popescu;we could say it's seeing more of a "catastrophic event" than normal market conditions. -17118;1365773209;bitesak_;thanks. call options for Next month are the same price as This month as of strike 386 -17117;1365773378;bitesak_;and thank you mircea_popescu for your reliable and great service you offer. it does stick out nowadays. -17116;1365773701;mircea_popescu;bitesak_ thanks for noticing. -17115;1365773715;mircea_popescu;the fact is this recent price nonsense has been drowning out legitimate bitcoin interest and investment -17114;1365773721;mircea_popescu;in a flood of noobish speculators. -17113;1365773751;mircea_popescu;they have gotten well stung tho, and stinging will continue until people understand that bitcoin is actually useful and actually valuable, not a get rich quick scheme of the week. -17112;1365773823;mircea_popescu;also from the good news department, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=174549.0 -17111;1365773954;bitesak_;let's focus on the good and let it grow and appreciate -17110;1365773976;Uglux_;rip gox -17109;1365774087;mircea_popescu;bitesak_ yes. still, it's hard to explain to people the investment virtues of bitcoin -17108;1365774094;mircea_popescu;atop a cacophony of experts a la max keiser. -17107;1365774219;bitesak_;as you said, say the truth no matter the context, just make sure tis the truth -17106;1365774243;ZedsterX;have any of you seen/read this? http://www.infowars.com/bitcoin-crashes-over-50-just-one-day-after-bold-public-prediction-by-mike-adams-of-natural-news/ -17105;1365774275;Uglux_;goxlag -17104;1365774278;Uglux_;;;goxlag -17103;1365774279;gribble;MtGox lag is 112.75835 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.225966470895 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -17102;1365774339;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX there's about fiddy billion people claiming they called it by now. -17101;1365774347;mircea_popescu;it's how these fringe outfits survive. -17100;1365774372;ZedsterX;watch the vid really read the article try not to be so high and mighty all the time mP -17099;1365774458;bitesak_;am off_ -17098;1365774463;ZedsterX;the part about bitcoinbillionaire is the most interesting -17097;1365774475;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX i rarely watch a vid. care to summarize ? -17096;1365774546;bitesak_;"Wednesday’s wild ride came as someone gave away thousands of dollars worth of Bitcoins on Reddit, the social news site. News blog Business Insider calculated a Reddit user under the name “Bitcoinbillionaire” had given away $13,627.69896 worth of Bitcoins to Reddit users over the day." -17095;1365774578;Scrat;mircea_popescu: I think it's time for you to invest in CSS -17094;1365774610;ZedsterX;he say BTCbillionnaire was central banks -17093;1365774637;mircea_popescu;so somebody gave away 13k worth of btc on reddit and therefore crash. this is the public statement ? -17092;1365774653;mircea_popescu;Scrat why ? -17091;1365774659;ZedsterX;not the point -17090;1365774671;mircea_popescu;ZedsterX well, so state the point -17089;1365774675;Scrat;because UX matters -17088;1365774680;mircea_popescu;start by stating the point is a great policy anyway. -17087;1365774697;mircea_popescu;Scrat certainly. where's css get into ux ? -17086;1365774726;Scrat;by making it more readable? i mean unformatted tables, come on -17085;1365774736;troc;UX matters to some -17084;1365774755;mircea_popescu;Scrat you have lost your argument here. so, ux matters. here's the ux : -17083;1365774757;mircea_popescu;$mpexlag -17082;1365774759;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: 0.110823869705 seconds -17081;1365774770;mircea_popescu;the other part of ux is the 0.2% sell side only fee. -17080;1365774782;mircea_popescu;that's 1/10 what mtgox charges, for arguably much more service. -17079;1365774784;mircea_popescu;this is ux. -17078;1365774811;mircea_popescu;gpg signed contracts, that's ux. -17077;1365774841;pizzaman1337;how about instant deposits? That would be nice -17076;1365774843;mircea_popescu;or in other words : ux is for USERS only. there's no suchj thing as vx, visitor experience. -17075;1365774849;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 also unsafe. -17074;1365774859;pizzaman1337;unsafe to accept money coming in? -17073;1365774862;mircea_popescu;remember the recent hard fork ? i wouldn't trust the current codebase. -17072;1365774863;mircea_popescu;yes. -17071;1365774869;pizzaman1337;ah, true -17070;1365774874;mircea_popescu;i'd end up having to cancel trades daily or some shit -17069;1365774880;mircea_popescu;even once a year is too much for people to stomach. -17068;1365774895;pizzaman1337;isn't it easy to monitor for blockchain forks? -17067;1365774913;mircea_popescu;it is impossible to do, because these are emergent phenomena. -17066;1365774927;mircea_popescu;nobody really has a clue what bitcoin code does, and the devs are resisting tooth and nail any attermpt to specify it -17065;1365774960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 120 @ 0.00067687 = 0.0812 BTC [+] -17064;1365774971;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00319 = 0.0096 BTC [+] -17063;1365775170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4000 @ 0.00316043 = 12.6417 BTC [-] -17062;1365775172;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00349999 = 3.5 BTC [+] -17061;1365775183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.0035 = 2.45 BTC [+] -17060;1365775185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00373 = 5.595 BTC [+] -17059;1365775191;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2800 @ 0.00373333 = 10.4533 BTC [+] -17058;1365775312;Cylta;How much did you lose\get, people? -17057;1365775327;mircea_popescu;this ain't otc, cylta -17056;1365775376;Cylta;mircea_popescu: I just wanted to know, did you able to make it profitable for you, or not =) -17055;1365775388;Cylta;and did you able to predict it or not -17054;1365775423;pizzaman1337;;;market buy --usd 130000 -17053;1365775424;gribble;A market order to buy 130000.0000 USD worth of bitcoins right now would buy 1618.5055 bitcoins and would take the last price up to 82.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 80.3210 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 27.2853 seconds -17052;1365775444;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 660 @ 0.00067687 = 0.4467 BTC [+] -17051;1365775464;mircea_popescu;Cylta i take it you've not seen http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-noobs-learn-lessons-and-pay-for-the-privilege ? -17050;1365775570;pizzaman1337;;;asks 100 -17049;1365775571;gribble;There are currently 11619.268 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 1054970.02346 USD in total. | Data vintage: 29.2044 seconds -17048;1365775647;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4953 @ 0.00067687 = 3.3525 BTC [+] -17047;1365775876;Cylta1;mircea_popescu: Okay, so you knew it. Very good, just checking you =) -17046;1365775880;mircea_popescu;:p -17045;1365775896;mircea_popescu;most people knew i would say. -17044;1365775914;mircea_popescu;maybe some didn't know they knew. anyway. -17043;1365775947;Cylta1;Some people (actually, a lot) expected that "bitcoin is about to explode!11" -17042;1365775982;MJR_;ugh...when will people learn that stupid systems can't be saved by more hardware -17041;1365776001;mircea_popescu;MJR_ depends who's people. people with no competence won't develop it magically. -17040;1365776013;mircea_popescu;Cylta1 ya well... -17039;1365776018;MJR_;it is just a retardly simple fix -17038;1365776035;MJR_;but for some reason, they would rather halt trading for 12 hours to set up new servers -17037;1365776040;MJR_;and still not fix the problem -17036;1365776067;mircea_popescu;$goxlag -17035;1365776074;mircea_popescu;... -17034;1365776083;MJR_;$goxlaglag -17033;1365776086;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -17032;1365776087;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.38465 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00277482309669 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its third largest moon, Io (0.002819 AU). -17031;1365776089;mircea_popescu;a ok -17030;1365776111;MJR_;it hit 30 seconds like 2 minutes ago -17029;1365776121;MJR_;and its because i see all the bullshit orders coming in and out -17028;1365776128;MJR_;i am streaming their data -17027;1365776138;MJR_;and they just have a ton of orders for .05 btc -17026;1365776166;MJR_;i think it would be way less radical to just change min order size than to shut down for 12 hours -17025;1365776172;jurov;mjr_ did not plan for it and afraid to break it... -17024;1365776178;Cylta1;they should do a stable fee of 0.001 btc per order in addition to 0.6%.. -17023;1365776188;jurov;i know this fear firsthand now -17022;1365776190;MJR_;yeah, you could just change fee schedule -17021;1365776192;MJR_;to avoid spam -17020;1365776216;MJR_;anyway, to treat an order for .05 btc the same as one for 100 btc is retarded -17019;1365776232;MJR_;its called toxic order flow -17018;1365776241;MJR_;and IRL they will disable your account -17017;1365776248;MJR_;if you spam orders like that -17016;1365776286;jurov;it's better to have built-in protection in system -17015;1365776298;jurov;than to fix afterwards with fees -17014;1365776308;MJR_;i agree... -17013;1365776317;MJR_;you could implement a system in a ton of different ways -17012;1365776320;MJR_;prioritze by size -17011;1365776328;MJR_;higher fees for lower size -17010;1365776333;MJR_;block lower size completely -17009;1365776339;MJR_;etc... -17008;1365776349;MJR_;any one of those would prob reduce their stress by 90% -17007;1365776356;jurov;no. i just did it so that one user can't place two orders at once. has to wait for the first one to return from mpex -17006;1365776359;MJR_;instead of "everyone stop for 12 hours" -17005;1365776369;MJR_;i was talking about gox -17004;1365776370;troc;limit it to n orders per x ? -17003;1365776377;MJR_;there you go -17002;1365776380;MJR_;that would work too -17001;1365776392;MJR_;any of those systems would be better than bringing up another server -17000;1365776439;MJR_;not that its bad to bring up more servers...but if you have a stupid unscalable system in place, it really doesn't matter how much more hardware you have -16999;1365776449;jurov;heck, even theymos can't be brought to spend to improve the forum -16998;1365776451;MJR_;unless you can grow your hardware exponentially i suppose -16997;1365776472;jurov;it's just they found themselves in dark place and feel too paralyzed about everything -16996;1365776473;mircea_popescu;jurov yea isn't that interesting ? only forum in the world that had 1mn usd at any point -16995;1365776479;jurov;no help there, i guess -16994;1365776485;mircea_popescu;heh. ui think you're exactly correct. -16993;1365776486;MJR_;i'm also surprised that more people don't just use amazon cloud -16992;1365776517;MJR_;i really wonder what their office was like today -16991;1365776535;mircea_popescu;fast food and whatever -16990;1365776538;mircea_popescu;didn't the guy put pix up ? -16989;1365776540;MJR_;i've really been curious about the ACTUAL volume they do # of transactions -16988;1365776544;MJR_;not # of bitcoins -16987;1365776555;MJR_;yeah i saw the pizza photo -16986;1365776742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14237 @ 0.00069911 = 9.9532 BTC [+] -16985;1365776744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11696 @ 0.00069963 = 8.1829 BTC [+] -16984;1365776844;MJR_;they should look at 0MQ or something like that -16983;1365776845;MJR_;:) -16982;1365776880;MJR_;my friend and coworker just designed his optimized version of that, which outperforms it...i think he gets 350k messages per second... -16981;1365776888;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7589 = 1.5178 BTC [-] -16980;1365776951;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.759 = 3.036 BTC [+] -16979;1365777221;gesell;https://status.bitfloor.com/ -16978;1365777293;gesell;bifloor, please keep in mind that most of the community today is filled with speculators that dont give a fuck, and also there are plenty of entities that actually want bitcoin to fail. Get your security house in order! -16977;1365777344;gesell;there are still 0 whales on the bids book and plenty on the asks -16976;1365777371;pigeons;has anybody actually seen tiberiusiv and EskimoBob together at the same time? -16975;1365777397;gesell;i really wonder if the bid whales really chose to wait it out while holding so much btc at risk -16974;1365777417;gesell;why would they do that. maybe they have way more in fiat -16973;1365777537;MJR_;good point -16972;1365777744;ZedsterX;50 will be the magic number -16971;1365777756;ZedsterX;wrong window -16970;1365777761;gesell;i love how the 111111 btc addr has become a bilboard for others to send 0.001 btc to have their own scam advertised http://blockchain.info/address/1933phfhK3ZgFQNLGSDXvqCn32k2buXY8a -16969;1365777933;pgp;morning all - what is consensus on gox's "new server" was lag any better overnight? -16968;1365777985;gesell;lag has been in the 0 to 8 second range for the past 20 min or so -16967;1365777999;gesell;but tehn again, probably not as much volume or -16966;1365778020;MJR_;i saw 30 seconds -16965;1365778025;MJR_;just 15 min ago -16964;1365778059;MJR_;pgp: did you test the data? i emailed you the link, wanna see if it'll work right out of the box on your machine -16963;1365778079;pgp;well, i get the feeling that volume will start to pick up as it continues to drift lower here... -16962;1365778093;pgp;crazy action last night, though... -16961;1365778097;MJR_;well, cnbc reported $65...it was at 80 at the time -16960;1365778230;pgp;wall at 76 is going to disappear fast imho -16959;1365778249;pgp;gone -16958;1365778296;taub;bids getting hosed -16957;1365778378;taub;in before another cooldown -16956;1365778412;pgp;get back into the bunker, boys... -16955;1365778429;pgp;buy @ $32 -16954;1365778456;taub;i feel so bad for everyone who bought 200+ -16953;1365778460;taub;or even 100+ -16952;1365778474;taub;btce chat full with sob stories of people who are now broke -16951;1365778482;KRS1;lol -16950;1365778492;KRS1;i dun feel bad -16949;1365778512;Cylta1;taub: it was their fault, not your -16948;1365778518;Cylta1;taub: they simple were too greedy. -16947;1365778527;taub;i know, i still feel bad for them :) -16946;1365778532;KRS1;greed fuels a purchase at $200+ for a financial instrument that rose so quickly -16945;1365778577;KRS1;its going down to $32? damn -16944;1365778579;KRS1;heh -16943;1365778589;pgp;tulips, baby, tulips... -16942;1365778612;taub;i got buy orders along the way -16941;1365778613;taub;:) -16940;1365778641;pgp;definately going below 50 today, i think... -16939;1365778642;MJR_;if you redraw the six month chart...and connect this point to the prior 6 months, it looks like a nice steady growth -16938;1365778655;pgp;mjr: yes -16937;1365778684;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 25 @ 0.759 = 18.975 BTC [+] -16936;1365778684;taub;all those huge sell orders, thenn the cute 1btc buy inbetween lol -16935;1365778692;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 18 @ 0.759 = 13.662 BTC [+] -16934;1365778692;pgp;so, gox *seems* better, no? -16933;1365778696;taub;pop pop watching prices drop -16932;1365778701;taub;yea it lags consideribly less -16931;1365778734;pgp;70 going going... -16930;1365778744;taub;about 2k+ coins dumped on 70 just now -16929;1365778757;pgp;gone -16928;1365778759;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7605 BTC [+] -16927;1365778803;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7609 BTC [+] -16926;1365778812;pgp;i think that they've improved lag by an order of magnitude it seems to me... that was a lot of coin that just went off -16925;1365778815;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7609 BTC [+] -16924;1365778826;pgp;normally we'd be at 500 sec lag or more -16923;1365778832;taub;yep -16922;1365778834;taub;;;goxlag -16921;1365778834;gribble;MtGox lag is 35.184033 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0705084081919 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin approximately the distance covered by Voyager 1 in one week (0.0689 AU). -16920;1365778836;KRS1;so $32 is not going to happen? -16919;1365778845;gesell;(13:54:29) MagicalTux: [20:53:00] MagicalTux: have someone give a road plan for how the issues with dos via small orders is going to be dealt with in the long term <- new trade engine won't have any issue handling that -16918;1365778854;pgp;it'll happen -16917;1365778865;pgp;first stop 50 -16916;1365778874;KRS1;damn when will we see the bottom -16915;1365778883;gesell;(13:55:28) gesell: MagicalTux: do you guys recalculate the fee bracket after every single trade? If so I would recommend tampering this somehow because thats added computation that could be leveraged in a direct dos (small orders) -16914;1365778884;gesell;(13:57:25) MagicalTux: gesell: we're already throtteling -16913;1365778903;KRS1;the graphs tell me steady, healthy increase like mjr said but not tulip -16912;1365778929;pgp;joking about the tulips... -16911;1365778935;KRS1;lol ok -16910;1365779001;pgp;good thing about drops like this if that it soes flush out the noobs and puts coins back into strong hands (i hope) -16909;1365779012;gesell;mjr_ this type of analysis doesnt apply here sadly because much of the crash is simply from technical glitches -16908;1365779098;ChaangNoi;lol at the ticker -16907;1365779101;ChaangNoi;;;ticker -16906;1365779101;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.00000, Best ask: 67.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 67.00000, 24 hour volume: 280761.33688409, 24 hour low: 65.00000, 24 hour high: 163.44100, 24 hour vwap: 94.84470 -16905;1365779116;ChaangNoi;will be get back to 20? -16904;1365779122;troc;;;bids 0 -16903;1365779122;gribble;There are currently 46813366 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 9022428.38588 USD in total. | Data vintage: 77.6342 seconds -16902;1365779142;Diablo-D3;ChaangNoi: I predicted $50 before $500 -16901;1365779152;Diablo-D3;I guess its coming out that Im right -16900;1365779166;ChaangNoi;if you made that call at $45 good job :) -16899;1365779171;pgp;I was talking to a VC the other night ($230) who was bragging about *almost* being a bitcoin millionaire - bought in around 85 - I'll bet he feels like a douche bag now -16898;1365779186;Diablo-D3;ChaangNoi: well Ive been saying it since we started heading up to $100 the first time -16897;1365779191;alex12;anyone heard of this? : http://primeasic.com/index.html -16896;1365779195;pigeons;wow everyone i talk to is always totaly right with their market predictions, everyone must be rich -16895;1365779195;KRS1;whats funny is- i'm way better off than I was when the price was this low last time lol -16894;1365779203;Diablo-D3;ChaangNoi: I think mp was agreeing with me at the time too -16893;1365779207;ChaangNoi;lol yeah calling $50 before $500 when at $20 is a pretty safe call -16892;1365779268;ChaangNoi;pigeons i thought we would get close to $500. i was wrong, but i still slowly sold a few percent ever $50 so im fine for a few years of living in fiat -16891;1365779291;pgp;alex12: looks like scam to me -16890;1365779306;ChaangNoi;still if anyone told you that at jan 1st we would be at $60 in april would you have belived them? :) -16889;1365779317;ChaangNoi;prime asic is a scam lol -16888;1365779319;alex12;pgp: picks look interested ... -16887;1365779324;alex12;s/ed/ing/ -16886;1365779330;alex12;yeah ... -16885;1365779334;KRS1;lol -16884;1365779338;pigeons;i have more btc than i did 2 days ago, and thats what counts to me -16883;1365779349;gesell;pigeons: agreed -16882;1365779391;ChaangNoi;i was all in btc before the rally -16881;1365779395;Scrat;;;ticker --last -16880;1365779396;gribble;66.00000 -16879;1365779401;alex12;is asicminet.pt mining yet? -16878;1365779401;ChaangNoi;i had no more fiat left -16877;1365779402;gesell;bitcoin-24 down -16876;1365779416;ChaangNoi;i was selling my limited gold.silver to live -16875;1365779432;Diablo-D3;ChaangNoi: btw, no, I was saying we'd drop to $50 before we'd go to $500 -16874;1365779436;ChaangNoi;i can now last foe 2 more years, sad to admit it, but i did sel btc -16873;1365779439;Diablo-D3;ChaangNoi: and I kept saying it the higher we went -16872;1365779444;Diablo-D3;I never expected we'd reach $26x -16871;1365779451;ChaangNoi;d3 im just messing with ya:) -16870;1365779451;pigeons;yeah i sell btc too when i need to buy something -16869;1365779463;ChaangNoi;got a family to support -16868;1365779502;ChaangNoi;but we are yet to hit 50, we might not make it, will be interesting next week -16867;1365779525;ChaangNoi;the thing is, buying at $60 is so much better than buying at $260, and i sold at $260... -16866;1365779546;taub;rofl -16865;1365779548;pigeons;that's the way to do it :) -16864;1365779549;taub;bitcoinity -16863;1365779558;taub;dancing chicken with caption "I REGRET NOTHING" -16862;1365779559;ChaangNoi;lol at chicken on bitcoinity -16861;1365779564;pgp;funny -16860;1365779583;pgp;he does some entaining stuff with the site -16859;1365779589;pgp;entertaining -16858;1365779590;ChaangNoi;yeah, i like it a lot -16857;1365779613;ChaangNoi;5k wall at 65 -16856;1365779625;pgp;you ever see the big picture of his face smiling at you with the bitcoin address under it... -16855;1365779639;ChaangNoi;nope -16854;1365779655;ChaangNoi;i was the first to donate to him -16853;1365779665;ChaangNoi;he has the address on the lower right -16852;1365779705;pgp;it's the best site of it's kind... -16851;1365779739;ChaangNoi;and most of the time it works -16850;1365779784;ChaangNoi;lol there goes 65 -16849;1365779805;ChaangNoi;did someone sell into that wall? -16848;1365779824;pgp;interesting that there really aren't any ask walls... it's just a ton of market sell orders -16847;1365779832;pgp;unrelenting -16846;1365779854;ChaangNoi;yeah -16845;1365779862;ChaangNoi;kinda wonder if it was pump and dump all along -16844;1365779890;pgp;and nice to see happen in plain old slow motion... instead of slow, slow, super slow motion... -16843;1365779891;ChaangNoi;someone just bought a massive amount at 65 -16842;1365779916;pgp;conspiracy theory are already circulating... -16841;1365779930;pgp;mjr - what were you saying last night about this? -16840;1365780023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10150 @ 0.00069424 = 7.0465 BTC [-] -16839;1365780049;ChaangNoi;im honestly shocked people have this many coins to sell -16838;1365780144;ChaangNoi;;;asks 50 -16837;1365780144;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 1.2933 seconds -16836;1365780147;pgp;maybe these guys are selling: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/11/winklevoss-bitcoin_n_3063831.html -16835;1365780148;ChaangNoi;;;bids 50 -16834;1365780149;gribble;There are currently 30010.715 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 1648930.43267 USD in total. | Data vintage: 5.7436 seconds -16833;1365780155;ChaangNoi;pgp doubt it -16832;1365780171;ChaangNoi;;;bids 50.0001 -16831;1365780172;gribble;There are currently 22950.793 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0001 USD, worth 1295934.3161 USD in total. | Data vintage: 27.9335 seconds -16830;1365780191;MJR_;pgp: huh? -16829;1365780221;MJR_;i liked the insanity wolf image macro -16828;1365780224;pgp;mjr - what you were saying last night about orchestrated selling -16827;1365780232;ChaangNoi;my bitcoinity now shows a low of 60? wtf? -16826;1365780238;pgp;yep -16825;1365780239;Scrat;massive dumps and goxlag -16824;1365780245;pgp;60 gone -16823;1365780248;MJR_;http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3tsbo3/ -16822;1365780255;pgp;there goes the neighborhood -16821;1365780261;farfi;almost time to buy :) -16820;1365780276;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -16819;1365780278;gribble;89.99 -16818;1365780279;pigeons;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=sFhgfA1G2Uw -16817;1365780353;ChaangNoi;;;ticker -16816;1365780354;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 57.12120, Best ask: 58.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.87880, Last trade: 57.12120, 24 hour volume: 313449.17648717, 24 hour low: 58.00000, 24 hour high: 158.27517, 24 hour vwap: 91.00931 -16815;1365780358;pgp;pigeons - funny! -16814;1365780540;pgp;i wonder what going on with the exante folks right now... -16813;1365780791;pgp;;;bids 0 -16812;1365780791;gribble;There are currently 46973788 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 7417988.25877 USD in total. | Data vintage: 72.1237 seconds -16811;1365780803;gesell;pgp: getting lots of free BJ's from max keiser -16810;1365780806;gesell;im sure -16809;1365780813;MJR_;lol -16808;1365780814;pgp;lol -16807;1365780842;MJR_;short at 56.30 :) -16806;1365780859;pgp;a lot of coin sold in last half hour -16805;1365780868;pgp;80k? -16804;1365780884;ChaangNoi;yeah, insane -16803;1365780906;KRS1;gonna stop at 56? -16802;1365780915;KRS1;no $30? lol anyone seen the order books -16801;1365780926;ChaangNoi;64 again lol -16800;1365780946;ChaangNoi;these guys can only sell so many coins, they cant naked short like they do with silver -16799;1365781014;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P089T] 1 @ 1.50413736 BTC [+] -16798;1365781058;pgp;can't go *straight* down... but these feels like a dead cat bounce... the guys bying 80 an hour ago will take the opportunity to sell... -16797;1365781062;Scrat;we think we should not be angry at gox, but instead be thanking it -16796;1365781071;Scrat;for allowing natural selection to continue -16795;1365781086;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P089T] 5 @ 1.78 = 8.9 BTC [+] -16794;1365781099;pgp;lol -16793;1365781115;pgp;social darwinism at its best -16792;1365781179;pgp;problem with crashes is that at so many points along the way, it looks like a buy, but it's not... -16791;1365781218;joecool;;;goxlag -16790;1365781223;joecool;lollll -16789;1365781224;TomServo;aaand it's dead -16788;1365781224;deadweasel;lol yeah, poor bugpowder, bought all the way down... :( -16787;1365781227;joecool;again -16786;1365781260;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -16785;1365781281;joecool;^^ lol -16784;1365781287;Scrat;new 50x machine is so fast it accidentally traded with the future causing a casuality violation -16783;1365781314;Scrat;causality* -16782;1365781321;pgp;lol -16781;1365781350;farfi;does thatmean the coins evaporate? -16780;1365781383;pgp;I think they turn in Magic: the gathering playing cards... -16779;1365781392;alex12;when is asicminer.pt going to kick in with thier asic's? -16778;1365781413;alex12;10TH/d s ++ is what im reading - this true? -16777;1365781428;alex12;10TH/s ++ -16776;1365781462;MJR_;lag is over 200 seconds now -16775;1365781463;MJR_;;;goxloag -16774;1365781464;gribble;Error: "goxloag" is not a valid command. -16773;1365781467;MJR_;;;goxlag -16772;1365781474;taub;gox'd -16771;1365781476;pgp;wow - gox is dead in the water - again... -16770;1365781479;MJR_;;;goxlaglag -16769;1365781480;gribble;Error: "goxlaglag" is not a valid command. -16768;1365781484;MJR_;LOL -16767;1365781490;MJR_;sure it's not gribble -16766;1365781581;pgp;looks like we have to russian again for price discovery... -16765;1365781583;thestringman;;;seen smickles -16764;1365781583;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 0 days, 21 hours, 3 minutes, and 48 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -16763;1365781588;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -16762;1365781638;KRS1;;;gribble wtf man -16761;1365781638;gribble;yes I am gribble. why do you keep bothering me? -16760;1365781643;KRS1;sorry -16759;1365781646;Scrat;back to the trollbox everyone -16758;1365781790;gesell;;;ticker -16757;1365781791;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.00001, Best ask: 69.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.99999, Last trade: 67.00001, 24 hour volume: 329726.38134032, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 149.00000, 24 hour vwap: 88.67769 -16756;1365781842;ChaangNoi;70 -16755;1365781855;alex12;;;help -16754;1365781856;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -16753;1365781861;alex12;!help -16752;1365781862;assbot;List of commands: -16751;1365781863;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !t} -16750;1365781864;assbot;!last (desc: returns last price value, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !l} -16749;1365781865;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -16748;1365781866;assbot;!rules (desc: chan guidelines) {short: !r} -16747;1365781867;assbot;!exchanges (desc: lists exchanges and brokers) {short: !e} -16746;1365781870;alex12;uh oh -16745;1365781871;ChaangNoi;lol -16744;1365781960;ChaangNoi;Am is back up, to normal price nice -16743;1365782084;ChaangNoi;btc = 78 -16742;1365782090;ChaangNoi;what acrazy roller coaster -16741;1365782181;pgp;going up on light volume - just wait -16740;1365782246;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7252 BTC [-] -16739;1365782249;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7251 BTC [-] -16738;1365782255;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.725 BTC [-] -16737;1365782262;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.721 BTC [-] -16736;1365782265;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7201 BTC [-] -16735;1365782268;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.72 = 2.16 BTC [-] -16734;1365782271;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.71 = 2.13 BTC [-] -16733;1365782292;ChaangNoi;will be interesting to see it eat the wall at 80, was 5k -16732;1365782336;pgp;i agree that would be convincing... -16731;1365782348;pgp;still think more selling to come -16730;1365782357;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.70111 BTC [-] -16729;1365782433;damientrog;what no more put options available?! :) -16728;1365782452;KRS1;i'm with you pgp -16727;1365782523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.36599939 BTC [+] -16726;1365782550;pgp;;;bids 60 -16725;1365782551;gribble;There are currently 11347.452 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.0 USD, worth 692876.202568 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0033 seconds -16724;1365782561;KRS1;;;asks 60 -16723;1365782562;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 60.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 10.2119 seconds -16722;1365782572;KRS1;huh -16721;1365782636;pgp;rope a dope -16720;1365782703;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.36599939 BTC [+] -16719;1365782822;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.397 = 0.794 BTC [+] -16718;1365783059;MJR_;bitfinex can be lame -16717;1365783062;MJR_;their book is so thin -16716;1365783071;MJR_;that when they all of a sudden announce "no gox routing" -16715;1365783079;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 180 @ 0.00069963 = 0.1259 BTC [+] -16714;1365783079;MJR_;your position changes dramatically -16713;1365783130;kakobrekla;you accually use that site ? -16712;1365783199;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -16711;1365783200;gribble;66225.2957147 -16710;1365783415;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -16709;1365783416;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 9061123.52326 based on data since last change | 9251425.76873 based on data for last three days -16708;1365783488;MJR_;wonder whats going in miners world -16707;1365783555;ThickAsThieves;lets hope the keep it together -16706;1365783559;ThickAsThieves;and stick with the plan -16705;1365783562;joecool;minin errday -16704;1365783579;ThickAsThieves;mining is a foundation factor in btc price -16703;1365783674;MJR_;yeah -16702;1365783682;MJR_;but the price is changing profitability numbers -16701;1365783693;MJR_;and exchanges fucking up is hurting their liquidity -16700;1365783742;gribble;There are currently 7586.0915 bitcoins offered at or under 80.0 USD, worth 574725.436367 USD in total. | Data vintage: 243.1423 seconds -16699;1365783746;pgp;gox dead? -16698;1365783784;ThickAsThieves;ya -16697;1365783807;ThickAsThieves;back -16696;1365783929;ThickAsThieves;meanwhile people still betting away at sdice -16695;1365784114;pgp;lol -16694;1365784127;lippoper1;lol -16693;1365784140;lippoper1;tiberiusiv, where will the price stabilize? -16692;1365784159;pgp;not here -16691;1365784167;lippoper1;in Japan? -16690;1365784188;pgp;bitfloor looks like it's down again... -16689;1365784193;lippoper1;Strap your seatbelts, we're going down again, sell off -16688;1365784216;pgp;yep -16687;1365784282;KRS1;lipppppPOP -16686;1365784303;taub;wow all exchanges down -16685;1365784305;KRS1;;;gribble where will the price stabilize? -16684;1365784305;gribble;yes I am gribble. why do you keep bothering me? -16683;1365784315;KRS1;hasnt had his coffee yet? -16682;1365784344;joecool;:-\ -16681;1365784346;taub;depends when he started buying -16680;1365784349;joecool;he prob dyde -16679;1365784400;joecool;well at worst, he's probably fucked himself on 3 or 4 paychecks only -16678;1365784413;joecool;considering timeframes and where price is -16677;1365784456;joecool;my last major buy in was at $30 so i'm ok with prices being where they're at -16676;1365784473;joecool;my target was ~$70 -16675;1365784486;joecool;then everyone got crazy -16674;1365784518;joecool;i did sell a bit at $140 and again at $240, so at this point i could have it drop to 0 and not care -16673;1365784634;lippoper1;party is over -16672;1365784646;lippoper1;surprised it's stabilising at ~70 -16671;1365784810;kakobrekla;;;seen jurov -16670;1365784811;gribble;jurov was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 hours, 18 minutes, and 50 seconds ago: no help there, i guess -16669;1365784855;lippoper1;so -16668;1365784863;lippoper1;if there are no bids, the price must rise or drop? -16667;1365784886;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -16666;1365784887;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.97336, Best ask: 70.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02664, Last trade: 70.00000, 24 hour volume: 336060.23220623, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 85.28347 -16665;1365784888;lippoper1;that's what I thought too, but I've seen weirder between yesterday and today -16664;1365784909;gribble;There are currently 16889.34 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 1435165.93254 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0031 seconds -16663;1365784920;gribble;There are currently 34051.827 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 1939351.7359 USD in total. | Data vintage: 11.6362 seconds -16662;1365784942;lippoper1;;;goxlag -16661;1365784944;gribble;MtGox lag is 60.589218 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.121420114481 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -16660;1365784956;lippoper1;gox is lagged, that means price will drop -16659;1365784958;lippoper1;lol -16658;1365785104;lippoper1;it's gearing up for a drop right now -16657;1365785120;lippoper1;would you agree tiberius? -16656;1365785155;lippoper1;hehe -16655;1365785182;KRS1;;;asks 67 -16654;1365785185;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 67.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0025 seconds -16653;1365785485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00069424 = 4.8597 BTC [-] -16652;1365786057;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7549 BTC [+] -16651;1365786086;thestringdude;;;seen mod6 -16650;1365786087;gribble;mod6 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 10 hours, 27 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: http://youtu.be/wzQM-tLIz9M << music my gf humms to me when i tell her that gox has gone down -16649;1365786101;pizzaman1337;heh, btc-e is using cloudflare now -16648;1365786101;thestringdude;;;goxlag -16647;1365786102;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.256375 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00251776143292 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Earth to Moon (0.00257 AU). -16646;1365786127;thestringdude;All cheap coins just got bought up -16645;1365786133;thestringdude;Boooo -16644;1365786165;ThickAsThieves;now would be a great time for someone to click the Buy $1m button a few times -16643;1365786201;ThickAsThieves;downtrend finally broke -16642;1365786237;thestringdude;Does anyone still do business with smickles? -16641;1365786243;thestringdude;;;seeb smickles -16640;1365786244;gribble;Error: "seeb" is not a valid command. -16639;1365786252;thestringdude;;;seen smickles -16638;1365786253;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 0 days, 22 hours, 21 minutes, and 38 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -16637;1365786257;ThickAsThieves;i dont even know what business he does -16636;1365786260;thestringdude;:O -16635;1365786277;joecool;;;last -16634;1365786278;gribble;[08:04:18] :O -16633;1365786284;alex12;when all the ASIC's land from avalon, what would the expected difficulty be? -16632;1365786305;joecool;ask BCB, i told him to keep shining a crystal ball -16631;1365786335;Cylta;alex12: avalon hash power * amount of avalons + current hashrate. -16630;1365786344;thestringdude;:( he is a broker but sometimes takes unexpected leave. He is probably profiting on the volatility. -16629;1365786355;thestringdude;But I am locked from my account. -16628;1365786358;thestringdude;Lol -16627;1365786377;thestringdude;;;ticker -16626;1365786378;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 81.60000, Best ask: 82.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.40000, Last trade: 81.60000, 24 hour volume: 344493.53429010, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 84.08093 -16625;1365786395;thestringdude;;;asks 83 -16624;1365786396;gribble;There are currently 2212.4906 bitcoins offered at or under 83.0 USD, worth 178085.831235 USD in total. | Data vintage: 110.5263 seconds -16623;1365786406;thestringdude;;;bids 80 -16622;1365786409;gribble;There are currently 116.80199 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 9344.15952 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0071 seconds -16621;1365786526;bitesak;;;ticker -16620;1365786527;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 80.00000, Best ask: 80.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 80.00000, 24 hour volume: 345297.93796984, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.99958 -16619;1365786548;thestringdude;;;ticker -16618;1365786549;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 80.00000, Best ask: 80.63032, Bid-ask spread: 0.63032, Last trade: 80.63032, 24 hour volume: 345297.93796984, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.99958 -16617;1365786597;jurov;thestringdude, maybe you're using wrong broker then :P -16616;1365786599;gribble;There are currently 9890.3521 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 918182.560604 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0026 seconds -16615;1365786686;thestringdude;Am I jurov? As I recall you charge 1.3 btc a year :P i guess in consideration, that = 1 mpex account in about 20 years -16614;1365786697;thestringdude;Okay perhaps we shall talk soon. -16613;1365786709;thestringdude;:P -16612;1365786744;thestringdude;!ticker m ^OIX -16611;1365786745;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 123.90251552 / 218.88143499 / 226.22012381 (14550 shares, 2,478.62 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -16610;1365786753;thestringdude;The bulls will wake up soon -16609;1365786765;thestringdude;Damn. -16608;1365786790;thestringdude;smickles cyprus'ed me -16607;1365786841;thestringdude;!ticker m s.mpoe -16606;1365786843;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067363 / 0.00069461 / 0.00071795 (397326 shares, 275.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00068844 / 0.00071795 (1922595 shares, 1,323.61 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068816 / 0.00077505 (9962088 shares, 6,855.60 BTC) -16605;1365786860;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 11 @ 0.00386 = 0.0425 BTC [+] -16604;1365786865;thestringdude;!ticker h him -16603;1365786866;jurov;lol dunno how much mircea will be asking in 20 years -16602;1365786868;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.20000000 / 1.3574 / 1.65000000 (50 shares, 67.87000000 BTC), 7D: 0.75000001 / 1.46804495 / 1.93000000 (287 shares, 421.32890011 BTC), 30D: 0.75000001 / 1.73321281 / 2.08000000 (812 shares, 1407.36880041 BTC) -16601;1365786878;thestringdude;Exactlt -16600;1365786889;thestringdude;Which is why we will talk -16599;1365786895;thestringdude;;;getrating jurov -16598;1365786895;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User jurov, rated since Fri Jan 20 16:16:32 2012. Cumulative rating 14, from 16 total ratings. Received ratings: 15 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 10 positive, 1 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=jurov -16597;1365786948;thestringdude;Why is there no message for smickles rating of you? -16596;1365786950;jurov;um, i should prolly ask rating on every withdrawal like mp does -16595;1365786963;jurov;oh, he was out of words -16594;1365786974;thestringdude;Yeah your withdrawal fees are too high -16593;1365786982;thestringdude;.01 da fuuuuuq? -16592;1365787004;thestringdude;My roaming ATM charges less :P -16591;1365787007;jurov;it's not wallet, ya know -16590;1365787010;jurov;nor atm -16589;1365787022;ThickAsThieves;string, why not get your own account? -16588;1365787028;thestringdude;But also .01 transfer yo -16587;1365787037;thestringdude;I was working on that -16586;1365787044;ThickAsThieves;ive been in this chan for like 4 mos, and smickles was absent most of it -16585;1365787044;thestringdude;Usagi owes me 18 coin -16584;1365787073;thestringdude;Smickles has 3.71 of it paid out plus another 10 -16583;1365787086;ThickAsThieves;guy seems great, but i dunno why youd want a broker that was rarely around -16582;1365787092;joecool;lol -16581;1365787109;thestringdude;He used to be around all the time -16580;1365787124;ThickAsThieves;how many mos need to pass for you to change your outlook? -16579;1365787137;ThickAsThieves;he hasnt even had his baby yet -16578;1365787149;thestringdude;Sends monthly statements and was around to capture options instantly like Bugpowder sometimes does for me. -16577;1365787150;ThickAsThieves;sry i dont mean to berate you -16576;1365787156;ThickAsThieves;just feel bad -16575;1365787163;thestringdude;Um he is highly rated. -16574;1365787176;thestringdude;Its just he has been playing too much kerbal space program... -16573;1365787178;ThickAsThieves;i didnt argue that -16572;1365787198;thestringdude;Its as addictive as btc -16571;1365787242;ThickAsThieves;btc is more adictive than any game i ever got stuck on, so i'm not even gonna google kerbal -16570;1365787243;ThickAsThieves;hehe -16569;1365787246;unbalanced;jurov's wd fee is 0.1 BTC, no? Not the end of the world as I agree it's not a wallet, not meant for penny (er, satoshi) pinching arb trades. -16568;1365787270;unbalanced;Addictive as hell, agreed -16567;1365787273;jurov;yes 0.1 -16566;1365787342;unbalanced;Do you have minimum account sizes? I guess not since a user can 0 the account to put it on hold. -16565;1365787374;jurov;only on beginning you have to deposit 1 BTC, after that you can have anything you like there -16564;1365787383;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.397 BTC [+] -16563;1365787395;ThickAsThieves;what happens if there is no btc when fees are levied? -16562;1365787404;ThickAsThieves;negative balance? -16561;1365787405;jurov;but if you keep negative balance too long (due to monthly fee) then we'll have to resolve it somehow -16560;1365787406;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.00386 = 0.0193 BTC [+] -16559;1365787410;ThickAsThieves;cool -16558;1365787498;thestringdude;Lol is that a reference to me :( -16557;1365787517;thestringdude;!ticker m s.dice -16556;1365787519;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0027 / 0.00320359 / 0.00373333 (72712 shares, 232.94 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00293113 / 0.00373333 (283173 shares, 830.02 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00348895 / 0.00599987 (1833964 shares, 6,398.61 BTC) -16555;1365787538;thestringdude;!ticker h him -16554;1365787539;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.20000000 / 1.3574 / 1.65000000 (50 shares, 67.87000000 BTC), 7D: 0.75000001 / 1.46488035 / 1.93000000 (285 shares, 417.49090011 BTC), 30D: 0.75000001 / 1.73321281 / 2.08000000 (812 shares, 1407.36880041 BTC) -16553;1365787585;thestringdude;;;bc,24hprc -16552;1365787586;gribble;81.91 -16551;1365787990;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01019 BTC [+] -16550;1365788054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00069424 = 3.61 BTC [-] -16549;1365788066;ThickAsThieves;question about mpex listings on website -16548;1365788079;ThickAsThieves;by the options, there are cells -16547;1365788089;ThickAsThieves;the first ones show current asks/bids -16546;1365788098;ThickAsThieves;the next colum shows las price -16545;1365788117;lippoper1;.01 sales flooding the orderbook, lagging and bringing the price down ;-) -16544;1365788118;ThickAsThieves;3rd column is? -16543;1365788150;pizzaman1337;ThickAsThieves: it says at the top... -16542;1365788163;ThickAsThieves;right -16541;1365788167;ThickAsThieves;but is it weighted -16540;1365788182;ThickAsThieves;or just a strict top and bottom -16539;1365788193;ThickAsThieves;i'm trying to see if there's any way -16538;1365788200;ThickAsThieves;to calculate profit of bonds -16537;1365788206;ThickAsThieves;but i'm thinking no -16536;1365788253;ThickAsThieves;likem looking at O.USD.P200T -16535;1365788268;ThickAsThieves;it shows 1.45892277 as the max -16534;1365788277;ThickAsThieves;then qty 9`375 -16533;1365788279;ThickAsThieves;beside it -16532;1365788306;ThickAsThieves;is that 13677.40096875 btc spent? -16531;1365788364;ThickAsThieves;or just no way to know -16530;1365788427;ThickAsThieves;those puts either lost or made a bunch of btc -16529;1365788462;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.39 = 1.17 BTC [-] -16528;1365788521;jurov;ThickAsThieves, you don't know the price what these 9`375 were bought or sold for -16527;1365788543;ThickAsThieves;thx -16526;1365788553;jurov;and exercises aren't shown publicly at all.. so no guessing possible -16525;1365788562;ThickAsThieves;indeed -16524;1365788582;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.38 = 3.04 BTC [-] -16523;1365788673;lippoper1;;;goxlag -16522;1365788681;pgp;gox hosed again? -16521;1365788685;lippoper1;I think so -16520;1365788696;lippoper1;Stuck at stalemate $76.75 -16519;1365788704;pgp;can't get to gox website... -16518;1365788707;lippoper1;but isee no reason for it not to drop further into 70's -16517;1365788715;lippoper1;great -16516;1365788716;pgp;lower -16515;1365788722;lippoper1;stupid .01 btc floods -16514;1365788728;pgp;bot -16513;1365788734;lippoper1;yeah, multiple -16512;1365788742;lippoper1;they are really hammering their system -16511;1365788752;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -16510;1365788770;lippoper1;I don't know why Gox doesn't implement a minimum requirement for API trading -16509;1365788781;pgp;agreed... -16508;1365788797;pgp;and free trading for two days creates more problems for them -16507;1365788819;lippoper1;back and to 73.6 -16506;1365788823;lippoper1;;;goxlag -16505;1365788831;pgp;woosh -16504;1365788843;jcpham;;;ticker --avg -16503;1365788873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00069424 = 2.6381 BTC [-] -16502;1365788877;gribble;MtGox lag is 7.893106 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0158176960484 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin one full loop along the orbit of the Moon around Earth (0.016 AU). -16501;1365788881;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -16500;1365789082;thestringdude;;;ticker -16499;1365789084;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 73.59439, Best ask: 74.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.40561, Last trade: 74.00000, 24 hour volume: 361168.20410729, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.71417 -16498;1365789132;thestringdude;;;bc,24hprc -16497;1365789133;gribble;81.80 -16496;1365789148;jcpham;;;bc,stats -16495;1365789153;gribble;Current Blocks: 231000 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 839 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 21 hours, 45 minutes, and 15 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9121259.39971 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.87475 -16494;1365789170;jcpham;price has to follow that difficulty of bitcoin is doomed -16493;1365789241;mircea_popescu;lol -16492;1365789278;thestringdude;To 10 million -16491;1365789295;thestringdude;Those june futures is looking pretty sweet -16490;1365789302;ThickAsThieves;sounds like friedcat is gearing up some hashes -16489;1365789504;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1816098#msg1816098 -16488;1365789550;pgp;so hard to read the tape right now.. -16487;1365789557;unbalanced;What's the Intrinsic Value calc on an mpex put? (strike - vwap) / 1 ? -16486;1365789607;jurov;yes. just strike - vwap . -16485;1365789608;mircea_popescu;in dollars yea -16484;1365789643;unbalanced;Gotcha, makes sense. So exercise is almost always better than selling to the bot. -16483;1365789657;mircea_popescu;up until recejntly selling to the bot was always better -16482;1365789664;mircea_popescu;but it's gone crazy with the volatility. -16481;1365789686;unbalanced;Right I'd heard that one was better but couldn't remember which, so I was confused. -16480;1365789717;mircea_popescu;i guess in spite of everything i'm goping to have to make changes to it. -16479;1365789723;unbalanced;So option holders, remember to check both prices (sell and exercise) before you do one or the other out of habit! -16478;1365789725;MJR_;what has the best charts? -16477;1365789729;lippoper1;crashed again -16476;1365789731;lippoper1;;;goxlag -16475;1365789732;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.470043 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00294594971258 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its third largest moon, Io (0.002819 AU). -16474;1365789835;pgp;more unpleasantness on the way -16473;1365789857;unbalanced;unpleasantness as in gox downtime, or price drops? -16472;1365789885;ThickAsThieves;one in the same no? -16471;1365789890;unbalanced;heh -16470;1365789893;pgp;both -16469;1365789908;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.0021 BTC [+] -16468;1365789909;lippoper1;yay back -16467;1365789911;lippoper1;at 70 -16466;1365789926;lippoper1;got filled when it dipped to 69, I'm sure it'll go lower though -16465;1365789928;lippoper1;stupid lag -16464;1365789949;unbalanced;I think I may take up Ultimate Fighting after all this is through, as I'll miss getting punched in the face by the market -16463;1365789972;lippoper1;looks like new temporary floor at 68 -16462;1365789995;thestringdude;;;ticker -16461;1365789996;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.04147, Best ask: 71.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.45853, Last trade: 71.50000, 24 hour volume: 369368.13969566, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.45432 -16460;1365790013;thestringdude;;;asks 85 -16459;1365790014;gribble;There are currently 10128.579 bitcoins offered at or under 85.0 USD, worth 805040.60529 USD in total. | Data vintage: 82.4081 seconds -16458;1365790028;lippoper1;we're going back up lol -16457;1365790032;pgp;;;bids 50 -16456;1365790032;gribble;There are currently 48379.75 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 2803769.86843 USD in total. | Data vintage: 101.1060 seconds -16455;1365790036;lippoper1;;;bids 71 -16454;1365790037;gribble;There are currently 32.186782 bitcoins demanded at or over 71.0 USD, worth 2285.51774436 USD in total. | Data vintage: 106.1531 seconds -16453;1365790042;thestringdude;;;ticker -16452;1365790043;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.02000, Best ask: 71.45000, Bid-ask spread: 2.43000, Last trade: 69.02000, 24 hour volume: 369389.32445743, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.45363 -16451;1365790047;lippoper1;;;asks 77 -16450;1365790049;gribble;There are currently 2876.6926 bitcoins offered at or under 77.0 USD, worth 218426.498028 USD in total. | Data vintage: 117.2500 seconds -16449;1365790052;thestringdude;Nope down for a second -16448;1365790063;thestringdude;Get ready to buy tho lol -16447;1365790076;lippoper1;getting warmed up -16446;1365790082;lippoper1;to sell actually lol -16445;1365790143;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [-] -16444;1365790150;thestringdude;;;ticker -16443;1365790151;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.87000, Best ask: 69.99998, Bid-ask spread: 0.12998, Last trade: 69.99998, 24 hour volume: 370043.08884897, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.42992 -16442;1365790163;thestringdude;;;bc,24hprc -16441;1365790164;gribble;81.66 -16440;1365790191;thestringdude;!ticker m ^OIX -16439;1365790192;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 123.90251552 / 218.88143499 / 226.22012381 (14550 shares, 2,478.62 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -16438;1365790527;thestringdude;;;ticker -16437;1365790529;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.00000, Best ask: 75.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.40000, Last trade: 75.40000, 24 hour volume: 372625.87035167, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.34320 -16436;1365790728;pgp;you know - i really think that this "no trading fees" thing at gox is actually creating even more problems... -16435;1365790758;pgp;now it cost nothing to colude with others to create wash sales -16434;1365790786;pgp;painting the tape is what we call it... -16433;1365790807;MJR_;wait gox has no fees right now? -16432;1365790823;pgp;for next day and a half -16431;1365790840;mircea_popescu;pgp that is an issue. -16430;1365790850;pgp;no barrier to manipulation now... -16429;1365790858;thestringdude;;;ticker -16428;1365790859;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 73.35630, Best ask: 74.59264, Bid-ask spread: 1.23634, Last trade: 73.35630, 24 hour volume: 374649.74877586, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.29169 -16427;1365790862;mircea_popescu;moreover -16426;1365790866;thestringdude;No manipulation is still there -16425;1365790872;mircea_popescu;they're trying to create the imprerssion volume is still there. -16424;1365790878;MJR_;no BARRIER to manipulation -16423;1365790883;ThickAsThieves;nasically no matter what level the price reaches, itll be worked back and forth by a $10 spread -16422;1365790920;pgp;mp: i think you're right -16421;1365790928;ThickAsThieves;itll take aggressive action to push it in any direction -16420;1365790951;pgp;makes real price discovery that much harder -16419;1365790983;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.36 = 1.44 BTC [-] -16418;1365790985;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3501 BTC [-] -16417;1365791014;pgp;also with no fees, market making bots can just flood the system with orders, making things worse... -16416;1365791016;splnkr;hmmm..all this spasmodic behavior by gox is kind of a testament to the folly of meddling with money markets, which is what i thought bitcoin was designed to discourage -16415;1365791030;pgp;gox... fucking retards... -16414;1365791056;ThickAsThieves;at this point we can only call them dumb for so many offenses, it has crossed into intentional -16413;1365791063;splnkr;what we need is a decentralized set of regional exchanges that are all "glued" together in terms of fund transfer, with standardized API's, etc, so arbitrage can be performed and people can use them -16412;1365791087;ThickAsThieves;these arent mistakes they are making -16411;1365791098;ThickAsThieves;no one makes that many -16410;1365791106;pgp;splnkr: yes... I am a big advocate of such a thing... -16409;1365791129;pgp;unfortunately such a system is only as strong as it's weakest link... -16408;1365791146;pgp;its -16407;1365791157;splnkr;cool pgp just to be clear when i said 'people can use them' i meant people can go from one to the other and not have a whole new learning curve again for the basic deposit/withdrawal processes -16406;1365791184;splnkr;i.e., Dwolla -16405;1365791186;splnkr;lol -16404;1365791210;pgp;i hear you... -16403;1365791232;pgp;the whole thing is soooo fragmented right now... -16402;1365791247;ThickAsThieves;wall st about to pop too maybe -16401;1365791300;pgp;not so long as FED keeps buying assets... -16400;1365791318;pgp;fiat asset bubble is just starting -16399;1365791325;pgp;again... -16398;1365791345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13124 @ 0.00069963 = 9.1819 BTC [+] -16397;1365791348;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7976 @ 0.00070057 = 5.5877 BTC [+] -16396;1365791364;KRS1;volatility huh -16395;1365791408;damientrog;man, what a day -16394;1365791409;pgp;gold getting SMACKED today... -16393;1365791427;bitesak;;;ticker -16392;1365791429;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 73.80000, Best ask: 73.80001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 73.80001, 24 hour volume: 376604.16676873, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.23934 -16391;1365791497;damientrog;some must made a ton of money out of this histeria -16390;1365791580;KRS1;fo sho -16389;1365791634;Diablo-D3;http://tapastic.com/episode/3686 -16388;1365791717;pgp;gox market is behaving very strangely... definately something unusual/artificial... Call me crazy, but just not passing the smell test for me right now... -16387;1365791722;damientrog;already 2 bastards that didn't pay their transactions on bitcoin.de -16386;1365791811;mircea_popescu;pgp and oil and silver -16385;1365791838;pgp;indeed -16384;1365791847;damientrog;it's like a buying frenzy for inflated currency -16383;1365791857;pgp; what do you mean? -16382;1365791870;damientrog;well why sell your gold, bitcoin, silver? -16381;1365791889;damientrog;for dollars are euros that you know are being inflated heavily -16380;1365791918;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -16379;1365791919;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 73.95835, Best ask: 73.98000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02165, Last trade: 73.95835, 24 hour volume: 378171.43939828, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.20200 -16378;1365791978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5674 @ 0.00070057 = 3.975 BTC [+] -16377;1365791980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4604 @ 0.00070081 = 3.2265 BTC [+] -16376;1365792010;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -16375;1365792011;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 0 days, 23 hours, 57 minutes, and 36 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -16374;1365792015;thestringpuller;;;seen jurov -16373;1365792015;gribble;jurov was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 40 minutes and 7 seconds ago: yes. just strike - vwap . -16372;1365792275;Chilca;Good morning mircea_popescu -16371;1365792597;mircea_popescu;hey Chilca -16370;1365792623;ThickAsThieves;HFT bots taking over? -16369;1365792635;pgp;i think so... -16368;1365792670;ThickAsThieves;ugh we need the fees back -16367;1365792674;ThickAsThieves;and order fees -16366;1365792685;damientrog;any idea what's going on bitcoin-24.com? -16365;1365792686;pgp;my feeling is that it's getting ready to break to the downside, though... -16364;1365792724;ThickAsThieves;mo, would you mind click the Buy $1m button a couple times? -16363;1365792727;pgp;activity for last 1/2 hour just seems... odd... -16362;1365792731;ThickAsThieves;clicking* -16361;1365792736;ThickAsThieves;mp* -16360;1365792819;ThickAsThieves;i think humans are waiting for a shift before taking action -16359;1365792829;ThickAsThieves;but bots are making too much money from the people who arent -16358;1365792837;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -16357;1365792838;gribble;81.53 -16356;1365792882;ThickAsThieves;we need whales to take action -16355;1365792929;KRS1;;;bids 32 -16354;1365792932;gribble;There are currently 113783.17 bitcoins demanded at or over 32.0 USD, worth 5511237.11861 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0049 seconds -16353;1365792938;KRS1;;;bids 50 -16352;1365792938;gribble;There are currently 52162.042 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 3057415.9691 USD in total. | Data vintage: 6.3262 seconds -16351;1365792946;pgp;they have to turn the fees back on! this is totally artificial -16350;1365792953;KRS1;;;bids 57 -16349;1365792953;gribble;There are currently 30163.221 bitcoins demanded at or over 57.0 USD, worth 1904811.61423 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.5855 seconds -16348;1365792960;KRS1;thanks gribble -16347;1365792967;thestringpuller;;;ticker -16346;1365792968;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.50000, Best ask: 71.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.39000, Last trade: 71.50000, 24 hour volume: 382755.81915148, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.07081 -16345;1365792977;thestringpuller;;;market buy 200 -16344;1365792977;gribble;A market order to buy 200 bitcoins right now would take 14406.8631 USD and would take the last price up to 72.4000 USD, resulting in an average price of 72.0343 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 45.5410 seconds -16343;1365792978;jborkl;;;tslb -16342;1365792984;gribble;Time since last block: 25 minutes and 57 seconds -16341;1365792984;thestringpuller;;;market buy 1000 -16340;1365792985;gribble;A market order to buy 1000 bitcoins right now would take 72536.2371 USD and would take the last price up to 72.8415 USD, resulting in an average price of 72.5362 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 53.2205 seconds -16339;1365792995;thestringpuller;;;nethash -16338;1365792995;gribble;66244.078428 -16337;1365792999;Scrat;inb4 gox PR boasting about their new record volume -16336;1365793005;KRS1;what mp does this all point to ya think -16335;1365793022;MJR_;see...this is typical gox -16334;1365793023;mircea_popescu;ya they've accomplished it -16333;1365793027;KRS1;maybe we're done for today -16332;1365793030;MJR_;do the exact opposite of what would make sense -16331;1365793037;MJR_;too many orders? incentivize more -16330;1365793045;taub;the btce volime died off quickly after gox was back :/ -16329;1365793048;KRS1;yeah, weird that it works out that way -16328;1365793066;MJR_;its super simple, you need to filter -16327;1365793074;MJR_;based on whatever metric you care to use -16326;1365793075;pgp;ride isn't over yet... -16325;1365793076;KRS1;folks trade at gox and stop trading at btce -16324;1365793084;taub;of course -16323;1365793100;taub;0% fee is nice but eh -16322;1365793119;taub;who knows when they shut it down again for "cooldown" -16321;1365793123;Scrat;0 fees is a dick move -16320;1365793174;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7545 BTC [-] -16319;1365793183;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7547 BTC [+] -16318;1365793189;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7548 BTC [+] -16317;1365793192;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.755 = 2.265 BTC [+] -16316;1365793196;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.759 BTC [+] -16315;1365793204;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7599 BTC [+] -16314;1365793213;pgp;0 fees is just plain dumb... -16313;1365793219;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.76 = 1.52 BTC [+] -16312;1365793254;pgp;just drop it .2% or something - making it free just makes things worse -16311;1365793268;taub;why? -16310;1365793274;taub;love it -16309;1365793293;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.76 = 7.6 BTC [+] -16308;1365793319;mircea_popescu;pgp they have absoluterly no idea what any of the buttons do,. -16307;1365793322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3673 @ 0.00070739 = 2.5982 BTC [+] -16306;1365793325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1800 @ 0.0007091 = 1.2764 BTC [+] -16305;1365793332;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.00071208 = 1.7802 BTC [+] -16304;1365793332;mircea_popescu;buncha kids from the retarded kindergarten got into a boeing, are having fun -16303;1365793378;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.76 = 2.28 BTC [+] -16302;1365793444;pgp;logjam now unjammed... -16301;1365793537;Tritonio;anyone here has got BITBOND bonds? -16300;1365793566;pigeons;Tritonio: i think Namworld holds a bit and amazingrando owes him a bit -16299;1365793647;mircea_popescu;ya im pretty sure namworld had a good chunk -16298;1365793660;Tritonio;well i theory that was a loan, not BITBOND bonds. I was actually looking for some of the people that actually had BITBOND. The ones that are supposed to be contacted by amazingrando to discuss about BITBOND-ASIC. I was going to ask if they ever got contacted by him about that. -16297;1365793667;ThickAsThieves;ugh, this is gonna get worse -16296;1365793691;ThickAsThieves;we're back on downtrend -16295;1365793698;ThickAsThieves;no one wants to buy into asks -16294;1365793701;ThickAsThieves;so down we go -16293;1365793703;taub;pop pop -16292;1365793723;taub;it had a chance to bounce from 70 to 99, but didnt happen :) -16291;1365793729;ThickAsThieves;yep -16290;1365793734;ThickAsThieves;no to 60 -16289;1365793736;ThickAsThieves;now* -16288;1365793738;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=174549.msg1816764#msg1816764 this was 6 hours ago. -16287;1365793746;mircea_popescu;6 hours later ? mtgox volume + 100k on usd alone -16286;1365793755;mircea_popescu;and all other exchanges slightly under what they were. -16285;1365793760;mircea_popescu;bitcoin ppl are totally retarded wtf. -16284;1365793807;ThickAsThieves;now watch these bid walls dodge the knife -16283;1365793831;pgp;right... -16282;1365793857;pgp;looks like i'm eating lunch at my desk... -16281;1365793956;Guest42002;mircea_popescu: why is the bot not quoting? -16280;1365793964;taub;http://images.4chan.org/g/src/1365782921314.jpg mtgox headquarters -16279;1365793969;ThickAsThieves;check it out! Gox needs to turn fees back on -16278;1365793971;ThickAsThieves;oops -16277;1365793976;ThickAsThieves;wrong paste -16276;1365793985;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1819469#msg1819469 -16275;1365793987;mircea_popescu;Guest42002 probably charts failed to reply to it -16274;1365793987;ThickAsThieves;there ya go -16273;1365793996;Guest42002;bitcoin-charts ? -16272;1365793998;Guest42002;$avg -16271;1365794000;mpexbot;Guest42002: 81.53 -16270;1365794011;Guest42002;that's up so what's going on? -16269;1365794012;Guest42002;:( -16268;1365794014;ThickAsThieves;300MHs usb miner! -16267;1365794026;ThickAsThieves;how fucking cool -16266;1365794027;mircea_popescu;Guest42002 i have no idea. -16265;1365794042;Guest42002;but you run the bot -16264;1365794045;mircea_popescu;but you have to understand how the web works. -16263;1365794055;mircea_popescu;the fact that a site answers to you doens't mean it answers everyone else. -16262;1365794069;mircea_popescu;the facvt that it doesn't answer to you still doesn't mean it's not answering to everyone else. -16261;1365794078;Guest42002;yes, but the bot is always up usually, he's been down a lot more :( -16260;1365794080;mircea_popescu;the web is the web. -16259;1365794097;mircea_popescu;well, most of bitcoin infrastructure was always up usually -16258;1365794101;mircea_popescu;except when stuff is happening. -16257;1365794121;ThickAsThieves;asicminer developed a 300MHs sub powered mining gizmo -16256;1365794133;pizzaman1337;and when stuff is happening is when people want to trade -16255;1365794133;ThickAsThieves;they are gonna sell like mad -16254;1365794144;ThickAsThieves;usb-powered -16253;1365794144;Guest42002;;;ticker -16252;1365794146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17015 @ 0.0007195 = 12.2423 BTC [+] -16251;1365794146;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.80000, Best ask: 68.90000, Bid-ask spread: 1.10000, Last trade: 68.90000, 24 hour volume: 388885.47870841, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.85309 -16250;1365794147;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15835 @ 0.00072 = 11.4012 BTC [+] -16249;1365794179;Diablo-D3;http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/04/12/it-made-sense-yesterday-the-libertarian-party-is-accepting-donations-in-bitcoin/ -16248;1365794193;Guest42002;mircea_popescu: so why aren't you troubleshooting? -16247;1365794211;mircea_popescu;what'd i do ? -16246;1365794237;ThickAsThieves;http://i.imgur.com/pzAootC.jpg?1 -16245;1365794238;mircea_popescu;bitcoinchaerts just gave me a 504 -16244;1365794310;ThickAsThieves;i'm not sure friedcat can ever be doubted again after this, now i'm a fanboi -16243;1365794317;Guest42002;lol oh mircea_popescu in the fact it says a couple of hours at most? -16242;1365794334;Guest42002;faq* -16241;1365794336;Guest42002;wow -16240;1365794346;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves it does read pretty nice. -16239;1365794373;mircea_popescu;Guest42002 "Last revision : February the 6th, 2013." -16238;1365794380;mircea_popescu;i guess it will have to be revised. som,ethiong like -16237;1365794402;ThickAsThieves;its like the perfect solution to 51% concerns too -16236;1365794408;mircea_popescu;"Bitcoin mostly consists of retards, MtGox is a piece of shit, nothing useful can be made in this space and if you try people will ask you why is everyone else retarded" -16235;1365794411;ThickAsThieves;every bitcoiner should own at least one usb miner -16234;1365794420;error4733;ThickAs... TAKE MY BITCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIN -16233;1365794436;Guest42002;ThickAsThieves: but are they going to be sold onthe market? -16232;1365794436;ThickAsThieves;^^^ -16231;1365794441;ThickAsThieves;of course -16230;1365794445;Guest42002;mircea_popescu: so you havve lost faith in bitcoin because no one listens to you? -16229;1365794446;ThickAsThieves;tahts the point -16228;1365794463;ThickAsThieves;friedcat doesnt need to deal with a bunch of usb hubs -16227;1365794467;mircea_popescu;Guest42002 no dude. i am just trying to illustrate to you kinda how pointless your approach is. -16226;1365794470;ThickAsThieves;he has racks on racks on racks -16225;1365794475;mircea_popescu;mtgox just fucked bitcoin. -16224;1365794478;mircea_popescu;charts doesn't work. -16223;1365794484;mircea_popescu;you're asking me why the bot doesn't quote. -16222;1365794488;Guest42002;no we fucked bitcoin -16221;1365794491;mircea_popescu;BECAUSE CHARTS DONT WORK. thart's why. -16220;1365794499;KRS1;what about order books -16219;1365794501;Guest42002;you warned us to stop buying at 130 -16218;1365794514;mircea_popescu;that's really besides the point. -16217;1365794515;ThickAsThieves;no, he said it's not WORTH 130 -16216;1365794518;mircea_popescu;it's not the price that's the issue. -16215;1365794527;mircea_popescu;it's the fact those fuckwits can't keep trading orderly. -16214;1365794540;KRS1;i see orders and sells at given prices are those the same as the charts..i feel stupid for asking this -16213;1365794544;mircea_popescu;and for the record i've not lost faith in bitcoin or anything. -16212;1365794557;mircea_popescu;just, sitting there and hitting f5 on the mpex page is scarcely a good use of tyour time. -16211;1365794567;mircea_popescu;if it catches a feed it quotes (it has multiple times today) -16210;1365794569;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01019 BTC [+] -16209;1365794576;mircea_popescu;if you actually want to buy/sell, wait for one of those and do so. -16208;1365794581;mircea_popescu;there definitely are going to be gaps. -16207;1365794588;mircea_popescu;today, yesterday, for as long as market stays disorderly -16206;1365794590;Guest42002;that wasn't what I was pointing out but I guess you're right in that sense, what was the url for stat json feed? -16205;1365794593;Ali__;Hi Mircea -16204;1365794594;ThickAsThieves;if we dont touch 75 soon, its gonna get worse -16203;1365794597;mircea_popescu;which pretty much means for as long as gox exists, going forward -16202;1365794598;mircea_popescu;hi Ali__ -16201;1365794608;Ali__;cheers for the channel link -16200;1365794608;Guest42002;mircea_popescu: thanks for you help and being available -16199;1365794610;mircea_popescu;Guest42002 i -16198;1365794618;mircea_popescu;'d love to get you the url but can't load the site to do so. -16197;1365794631;Guest42002;oh noes? are you under attack? -16196;1365794639;mircea_popescu;what is with this guy -16195;1365794648;ThickAsThieves;why dont we ban people in this channel again? -16194;1365794649;mircea_popescu;no dood, i'm not under any attack. site doesn't load 0.o -16193;1365794658;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves cause we're perverse. -16192;1365794700;ThickAsThieves;mmm masochism -16191;1365794702;mircea_popescu;actually now it's back -16190;1365794713;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoincharts.com/t/weighted_prices.json -16189;1365794714;Guest42002;sweet thank mircea_popescu I"m sorry for being a poop -16188;1365794723;mircea_popescu;also : mpexbot caches the avg. -16187;1365794727;jborkl;mpex.co is loading fine,if thats what he is bitching about -16186;1365794732;Guest42002;i was asking for mpex stat there is a public url for json feed from mpex yes? -16185;1365794740;ThickAsThieves;forgiven, only because i love the word poop -16184;1365794751;ThickAsThieves;poop poop poop -16183;1365794754;mircea_popescu;o that. -16182;1365794760;mircea_popescu;it's in the faq tyou know. -16181;1365794768;mircea_popescu;i thought you wanted the btccharts json -16180;1365794803;mircea_popescu;jborkl i've had issues with the bot not quoting these past days because it couldn't get the price feed and other data. -16179;1365794811;mircea_popescu;tho i've just looked and it's quoting nao. -16178;1365794835;mircea_popescu;or was. heh i guess we've been chatting for ten minutes here. -16177;1365794916;Guest42002;yay he's back -16176;1365794931;mircea_popescu;you two got a real thing going huh. -16175;1365794951;mircea_popescu;so were you looking to buy something or just get heartbroken whenever bot's away ? -16174;1365794970;jborkl;mtgox down -16173;1365794987;joecool;;;goxlag -16172;1365795001;Guest42002;nope sell -16171;1365795010;jborkl;there is no lag, it is down again -16170;1365795012;mircea_popescu;alrighty so there's your chance. -16169;1365795019;mircea_popescu;jborkl this success... -16168;1365795023;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7599 BTC [-] -16167;1365795038;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.76 BTC [+] -16166;1365795044;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -16165;1365795051;jborkl;no fee trades, could not have ended bad.. when they were already overloaded with volume -16164;1365795096;Guest42002;for fucking realz? -16163;1365795102;jborkl;and btce down -16162;1365795139;Guest42002;dude what's the point -16161;1365795146;Guest42002;we can't even trade -16160;1365795161;ThickAsThieves;no point -16159;1365795170;ThickAsThieves;other than fair warning price is about to drop again -16158;1365795173;jborkl;might as well die and give up.... -16157;1365795206;mircea_popescu;lol -16156;1365795224;mircea_popescu;bitcoin needs less investment of capital, moar brainz -16155;1365795250;jborkl;or maybe more troll boxes on trading sites... -16154;1365795253;jborkl;lol -16153;1365795265;jcpham;more troll boxes -16152;1365795286;pipeline;hey guys this is just a helpful note -16151;1365795289;jborkl;I cant even use btce , the troll box pisses me off too bad -16150;1365795290;pipeline;for the full mtgox experience -16149;1365795295;pipeline;make sure that you have java installed -16148;1365795301;pipeline;with the plugin turned on -16147;1365795328;pipeline;after all, you can't really be a btc trader until you've had your wallet stolen by spearfishers at least once -16146;1365795340;jborkl;full MtGox exp? I think fuck up , bend over , no lube -16145;1365795354;mircea_popescu;the full experience of success victimization ? -16144;1365795372;guruvan;jborkl: https://btc-e.com/disableChat -16143;1365795379;jborkl;oh, nice -16142;1365795384;jborkl;thanks -16141;1365795389;guruvan;np -16140;1365795409;mircea_popescu;now that's a good idea. -16139;1365795412;guruvan;Anything to get more volume in and keep it off gox -16138;1365795455;Guest42002;bitcoin needs moar infratstructure -16137;1365795483;Guest42002;mircea_popescu: bitcoin already has brainz no one listens to them -16136;1365795496;joecool;gox just rebooted -16135;1365795520;joecool;;;goxlag -16134;1365795521;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.647474 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00330151944996 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its third largest moon, Io (0.002819 AU). -16133;1365795523;Doffx;Bitcoin needs WAY more merchant, WAY more goods for sale. -16132;1365795531;mircea_popescu;Doffx brainz first. -16131;1365795540;mircea_popescu;otherwise the merchants will get fucked, not want to try it again -16130;1365795548;taub;cute, gox keeps goxing -16129;1365795569;mircea_popescu;502 Bad Gateway -16128;1365795572;joecool;most merchants with brains that i've spoken to take BTC way over market due to risk (usually caused by gox) -16127;1365795572;mircea_popescu;anyone else ? -16126;1365795596;jborkl;I am on and logged in -16125;1365795598;joecool;i'm wondering how bad the btcpay accepting merchants got burned in the past day -16124;1365795605;Doffx;We need a decentralized exchange to give us better price discovery for BTC -16123;1365795606;taub;its working right now but had an outage of 10 mins ... -16122;1365795607;Guest42002;;;bc,24hprc -16121;1365795608;gribble;80.94 -16120;1365795667;Doffx;And I need to be smarter and better at programming so I could just make my own, dammit. -16119;1365795679;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9165 @ 0.00072 = 6.5988 BTC [+] -16118;1365795681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00072363 = 2.8945 BTC [+] -16117;1365795683;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1735 @ 0.00073 = 1.2666 BTC [+] -16116;1365795688;taub;not worth all that legal trouble... -16115;1365795694;mircea_popescu;Doffx a concerted effort to push local bitcoins would be great i guess. -16114;1365795699;mircea_popescu;or some other decentralised solution like that. -16113;1365795710;mircea_popescu;starting an exchange is nonsense imo. just trade. -16112;1365795723;Doffx;There would be no legal taub if it was not controlled by anyone -16111;1365795753;taub;how would that work -16110;1365795758;ThickAsThieves;does ripple fill this need? -16109;1365795760;MJR_;open outcry market? -16108;1365795762;MJR_;anyone? -16107;1365795768;ThickAsThieves;of decentralized trading? -16106;1365795779;mircea_popescu;MJR_ i was explaining a month or two ago how to get a fixing market for btc. -16105;1365795786;mircea_popescu;sadly we're not quite there yet. -16104;1365795787;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7609 BTC [+] -16103;1365795790;Doffx;Hell if I knew how it would work id be building it. -16102;1365795823;Doffx;I just know we need some virtual way to discover price that cannot be halted by a DOS attack or maintenance -16101;1365795825;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7609 BTC [+] -16100;1365795843;pgp;breaking out now.... let's see what happens! -16099;1365795867;ThickAsThieves;wow -16098;1365795873;ThickAsThieves;it actually broke 75 -16097;1365795882;jcpham;kaminsky says he can't hack bitcoin on businessinsider -16096;1365795882;taub;doesnt mean anything.... -16095;1365795904;ThickAsThieves;82 is real test -16094;1365795923;Doffx;Tell it to go back to like 140 I want to go buy silver -16093;1365795959;ThickAsThieves;Doffx, you might wanna come back in a month or two then -16092;1365795965;Doffx;Anyhow, off to move a hotel Payment system to a new server, lets hope all my planning paid off. -16091;1365795969;mircea_popescu;lol silver got usagi'd ? -16090;1365795971;Doffx;Ill be here ThickAsThieves -16089;1365796019;jborkl;lol, he could fuck up a wet dream -16088;1365796025;pgp;well now: http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/MTGOXUSD -16087;1365796045;ThickAsThieves;heh -16086;1365796082;ThickAsThieves;Gox IPO next? -16085;1365796085;ThickAsThieves;hehe -16084;1365796092;mircea_popescu;Volume 0 -16083;1365796094;mircea_popescu;seems legit. -16082;1365796137;mircea_popescu;in other news, bitbet over 6k btc bet -16081;1365796138;taub;http://images.4chan.org/pol/src/1365784521387.jpg someone shop clark moody into this -16080;1365796274;mircea_popescu;lol korea fag has a phone and a video game -16079;1365796290;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7609 = 1.5218 BTC [+] -16078;1365796293;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7609 BTC [+] -16077;1365796297;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 0.761 = 11.415 BTC [+] -16076;1365796323;joecool;taub: why shop him, he probably took the picture -16075;1365796329;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7608 BTC [-] -16074;1365796457;ThickAsThieves;http://db.tt/vQj330VP -16073;1365796631;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7605 BTC [-] -16072;1365796639;pgp;that is great... -16071;1365796760;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7605 BTC [-] -16070;1365796801;pgp;the chart just can't catch a break here... -16069;1365796888;taub;beat me to it ThickAsThieves -16068;1365796911;taub;https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6911896/1365784521387s.jpg -16067;1365796916;jcpham;http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/MTGOXUSD -16066;1365796933;jborkl;mtgox is delaying bitcoin depoits past 6 confirms -16065;1365796937;error4733;dont event thinks to share this pictures :) in b4 backfire from US gov :) -16064;1365796937;ThickAsThieves;here I fixed it -16063;1365796938;ThickAsThieves;http://db.tt/vQj330VP -16062;1365796950;taub;lol -16061;1365796964;taub;saved -16060;1365796982;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.347 = 1.041 BTC [-] -16059;1365797002;ZedsterX;ThickAsThieves; it was 77 btw -16058;1365797006;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7605 BTC [-] -16057;1365797016;pgp;lol -16056;1365797028;error4733;Jcpham !! wtf is that !! to sooooon to sooooon -16055;1365797045;thestring;;;bc,24hprc -16054;1365797046;gribble;80.81 -16053;1365797072;guruvan;jcpham: um holy shit - that's pretty huge -16052;1365797114;ThickAsThieves;lol look at this bot action -16051;1365797118;ThickAsThieves;RIDICULOUS -16050;1365797128;deyyo_;how about this :P -16049;1365797130;deyyo_;http://i.imgur.com/W5tdYx5.png -16048;1365797158;taub;nice -16047;1365797176;taub;with the freflection n all -16046;1365797180;deyyo_;ye :> -16045;1365797181;taub;-g -16044;1365797211;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00369999 = 3.7 BTC [-] -16043;1365797213;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.0037 = 5.55 BTC [+] -16042;1365797286;guruvan;wtf can't w/d btc from gox w/o verification?! -16041;1365797291;mircea_popescu;duh. -16040;1365797319;joecool;guruvan: stop bitching, they are having pizza parties -16039;1365797321;ThickAsThieves;there i used deyyo's http://db.tt/vQj330VP -16038;1365797327;joecool;down to verifying ~200/day -16037;1365797336;joecool;market crashes, have a pizza party -16036;1365797344;deyyo;hahahaha -16035;1365797353;error4733;need this with LAG on it for the picture : https://www.asi-ez.com/pix/Prod/MG-SIGNS_PVC.gif -16034;1365797389;lippoper1;@guruvan, seriously, can't even withdraw BTC? -16033;1365797407;taub;where is the mtgox pizza story from? -16032;1365797408;guruvan;no and it isn't much BTC -16031;1365797411;ZedsterX;http://db.tt/vQj330VP -16030;1365797413;guruvan;fuck me -16029;1365797413;ZedsterX;oops -16028;1365797417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1000 @ 0.00073 = 0.73 BTC [+] -16027;1365797422;lippoper1;like less than double digits? -16026;1365797427;lippoper1;or close to triple digits -16025;1365797429;guruvan;yep -16024;1365797430;guruvan;'like 8 -16023;1365797439;lippoper1;;;calc 8 * 70 -16022;1365797439;gribble;560 -16021;1365797446;lippoper1;yeah, well under a thousand -16020;1365797450;lippoper1;lol -16019;1365797456;lippoper1;those fa#$%@ -16018;1365797474;jborkl;Well, they are holding incoming Bticoins way past 6 transactions -16017;1365797485;guruvan;that does it.....acct closure -16016;1365797488;lippoper1;supposed to be 20 right? -16015;1365797493;lippoper1;6 is for litecoins -16014;1365797503;jborkl;no 6 -16013;1365797509;jborkl;always been 6 -16012;1365797578;thestring;;;goxlag -16011;1365797579;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.535276 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00107268711075 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -16010;1365797590;lippoper1;;;ticker -16009;1365797592;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.40000, Best ask: 75.52445, Bid-ask spread: 0.12445, Last trade: 75.52445, 24 hour volume: 407138.79371493, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.40787 -16008;1365797609;thestring;;;bids 70 -16007;1365797611;gribble;There are currently 6761.0366 bitcoins demanded at or over 70.0 USD, worth 486098.893975 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0039 seconds -16006;1365797616;thestring;;;market bus 1000 -16005;1365797616;gribble;Error: The "Market" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "bus" in it. Try "list Market" to see the commands in the "Market" plugin. -16004;1365797622;lippoper1;;;asks 75 -16003;1365797623;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 11.7401 seconds -16002;1365797627;lippoper1;;;bids 75 -16001;1365797628;gribble;There are currently 324.92096 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 24420.8701994 USD in total. | Data vintage: 16.2594 seconds -16000;1365797631;thestring;;;market buy 1000 -15999;1365797632;gribble;A market order to buy 1000 bitcoins right now would take 76513.2796 USD and would take the last price up to 78.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 76.5133 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 20.2961 seconds -15998;1365797665;ThickAsThieves;lol http://memearchive.net/memerial.net/6435/kim-jong-un-emo.jpg -15997;1365797669;thestring;;;bc,24hprc -15996;1365797670;gribble;80.68 -15995;1365797701;thestring;;;seen smickles -15994;1365797701;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 1 day, 1 hour, 32 minutes, and 26 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -15993;1365797717;lippoper1;;;market sell 1000 -15992;1365797718;gribble;A market order to sell 1000 bitcoins right now would net 74661.2462 USD and would take the last price down to 73.8500 USD, resulting in an average price of 74.6612 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 106.5025 seconds -15991;1365797721;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100 @ 0.00072159 = 0.0722 BTC [-] -15990;1365797735;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 5000 -15989;1365797740;jborkl;and Gox crashed again -15988;1365797752;ThickAsThieves;price got too high -15987;1365797752;lippoper1;yeah -15986;1365797754;gribble;A market order to sell 5000 bitcoins right now would net 362365.5204 USD and would take the last price down to 70.9000 USD, resulting in an average price of 72.4731 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 142.5831 seconds -15985;1365797755;ThickAsThieves;needed a break -15984;1365797760;guruvan;fuck gox -15983;1365797764;lippoper1;when it comes back, my $80 bid will be filled, and the price will be back down lol -15982;1365797806;taub;why did you put in an 80 bid oO -15981;1365797810;ThickAsThieves;yeah -15980;1365797818;ThickAsThieves;wait for 63 at least -15979;1365797844;pgp;$avg -15978;1365797845;mpexbot;pgp: 80.66 -15977;1365797916;lippoper1;lol -15976;1365797921;lippoper1;that's bottom ;-) -15975;1365797971;lippoper1;;;goxlag -15974;1365797981;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -15973;1365797988;guruvan;no gox -15972;1365798002;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.345 = 2.415 BTC [-] -15971;1365798005;thestring;!ticker m ^OIX -15970;1365798006;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 123.90251552 / 218.88143499 / 226.22012381 (14550 shares, 2,478.62 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -15969;1365798007;guruvan;pathetic -15968;1365798025;thestring;;;tslb -15967;1365798028;gribble;Time since last block: 35 seconds -15966;1365798031;thestring;Nice -15965;1365798046;thestring;;;bids 70 -15964;1365798066;thestring;No gox haha -15963;1365798078;taub;oh, bitcoin24 down D: -15962;1365798089;guruvan;more and more of a joke by the hour -15961;1365798091;gribble;There are currently 6761.0366 bitcoins demanded at or over 70.0 USD, worth 486098.893975 USD in total. | Data vintage: 325.1259 seconds -15960;1365798093;thestring;CampBx and bitstamp are up -15959;1365798107;thestring;;;goxlag -15958;1365798122;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -15957;1365798125;thestring;;;ticker -15956;1365798142;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -15955;1365798186;error4733;what about a webcam in MTgox office ? no more lag ?? profit ??? -15954;1365798325;lippoper1;pump up value put in sell orders, DDoS, public panic sells, you put in buy orders, DDoS, rinse and repeat... This is getting old fast. -15953;1365798357;taub;I wasnt able to find a pattern between ddos and prices yet -15952;1365798363;thestringpuller;lippoper1: wait for it though, the media attention has settled I think a lot of people have exited -15951;1365798364;taub;you think it goes down when it happens? -15950;1365798374;thestringpuller;the ddos just lags everything to make big moves -15949;1365798385;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -15948;1365798396;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -15947;1365798404;lippoper1;it does -15946;1365798408;lippoper1;taub -15945;1365798412;pgp;gox down hard again?!? -15944;1365798418;gesell;yes -15943;1365798447;lippoper1;thestringpuller, I think media attention will boom with reports of how people lost their life savings investing in BTC, etc... -15942;1365798474;pgp;victims of their own success... lol... I'd like to victimize them... -15941;1365798492;thestringpuller;lippoper1: yea there wasn't much access to short selling or puts -15940;1365798506;thestringpuller;bitcoin-charts was knocked offline while gox was plummeting wednesday -15939;1365798514;thestringpuller;so mpoe-bot wasn't quoting -15938;1365798516;jborkl;gox back alive -15937;1365798544;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -15936;1365798546;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.753297 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00351358755711 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its third largest moon, Io (0.002819 AU). -15935;1365798579;lippoper1;see taub, the price didn't exactly drop this time, but you can see it flatlined there. -15934;1365798600;jborkl;When we send a bitcoin to Uranus , that is a problem -15933;1365798620;lippoper1;i think they DDoSed it too hard, when I see lots of .01 listings and then the DDoS comes, that's guaranteed price drop. -15932;1365798632;gesell;thestringpuller: if i remember bitcoincharts is sponsored by mtgox so they might host on similar lines -15931;1365798681;jborkl;btce now down -15930;1365798752;guruvan;nah - just flashes to cloudflare a little bit -15929;1365798768;gesell;I think the headline on reddit now should be "USD skyrockets in value!!" -15928;1365798778;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -15927;1365798779;gribble;80.65 -15926;1365798782;gesell;with a nice 3day graph -15925;1365798791;guruvan;Well. I will be thrilled to plug up gox's verification queue with a few more people who will then never trade at gox again. -15924;1365798808;thestringpuller;when will people ove money to other exchanges? -15923;1365798819;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed again. -15922;1365798821;lippoper1;when they get verified apparently -15921;1365798823;guruvan;1 month -15920;1365798827;guruvan;yes -15919;1365798833;lippoper1;since you can't even withdraw a f$^&#$ btc -15918;1365798834;mircea_popescu;basically mtgox is keeping all funds hostage. -15917;1365798843;mircea_popescu;and totally pulling a bfl -15916;1365798849;lippoper1;i'm not transferring any btc in there anymore -15915;1365798849;mircea_popescu;ie, advertising so as to get more noobs deposited. -15914;1365798856;mircea_popescu;if this isn't a scam toppling over i don't know what is. -15913;1365798858;gesell;mircea_popescu: im not following -15912;1365798861;guruvan;I only moved a little in for the excitement yesterday, and WTF shouldnt' they tell me it's a fucking roach hotel for bitcoins BEFORE deposit -15911;1365798865;guruvan;as I deposit -15910;1365798885;mircea_popescu;gesell which part ? -15909;1365798886;guruvan;I have to agree mircea_popescu -15908;1365798886;gesell;what part appears to be a scam. did i miss something? people can move out btc? -15907;1365798893;mircea_popescu;no they can't. -15906;1365798905;guruvan;fractional reserve scam -15905;1365798907;gesell;so there is a hold on getting your btc out of the exhange? -15904;1365798907;gesell;really? -15903;1365798916;thestringpuller;they are claiming no fractional reserve though on reddit in the iama -15902;1365798925;thestringpuller;so it seems they are either lying thus scam -15901;1365798928;mircea_popescu;is it titled "i am a fractional reserve ask me anything" ? -15900;1365798930;guruvan;tried to w/d FIVE BTC and gotta verify -15899;1365798933;thestringpuller;or they are overwhelmed to the brink -15898;1365798949;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: pretty much have you read it yet? it's sort of amusing -15897;1365798958;guruvan;w/e - I don't give a damn what someone claims - prove it -15896;1365798970;mircea_popescu;nope i've not./ -15895;1365799058;taub;video game time i guess -15894;1365799060;taub;nothing moving -15893;1365799104;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2872 @ 0.00071888 = 2.0646 BTC [-] -15892;1365799111;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5822 @ 0.00070317 = 4.0939 BTC [-] -15891;1365799113;gesell;is there a link to this? -15890;1365799124;kakobrekla;wait - it works for verified and not for unverified? -15889;1365799155;deadweasel;$avg -15888;1365799158;mpexbot;deadweasel: 80.63 -15887;1365799195;mircea_popescu;yeah they've locked btcwithdrawals for unverified accts. -15886;1365799197;joecool;just keep suggesting to him to get legal counsel, he will need it -15885;1365799200;lippoper1;78-79 here we come -15884;1365799232;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is mpex's requests servers distributed? -15883;1365799233;thestringpuller;are* -15882;1365799240;mircea_popescu;yea -15881;1365799246;thestringpuller;it seems whenever you get ddos'ed the requests still get to mpex -15880;1365799253;thestringpuller;within milliseconds -15879;1365799261;mircea_popescu;im magical like that. -15878;1365799293;thestringpuller;i've read the article you reference, but if mtgox isn't migrating to that model with all the money they are making from their success, you are more than right... -15877;1365799323;mircea_popescu;so far what they've done is they've got a 128gbserver to run their shit in ram -15876;1365799327;mircea_popescu;as if theres a difference -15875;1365799341;mircea_popescu;i have raid 1+0 ssd's, they're probably faster than their ram -15874;1365799372;joecool;mircea_popescu: they need bigger/faster machines to crash harder/faster -15873;1365799391;mircea_popescu;it's ridiculous tho, this is not 1995. -15872;1365799394;gesell;mircea_popescu: poland shutdown bitcoin-24... was that you?? :P -15871;1365799396;lippoper1;I don't know I heard they're using DDR 800Mhz ram -15870;1365799398;mircea_popescu;more memory is a moot point per se. -15869;1365799410;mircea_popescu;gesell eh ?! -15868;1365799412;lippoper1;That's like top of the line for their Pentium II -15867;1365799422;deadweasel;architecture is fucked. there is no architecture. -15866;1365799422;thestringpuller;this is absurd 100 trades get in executed then it stops accepting requests -15865;1365799427;thestringpuller;or the requests are getting blocked -15864;1365799448;joecool;blocked is likely -15863;1365799489;mircea_popescu;basically from what can be seen from the outside they take each order and do a mysql select against the entire book -15862;1365799496;mircea_popescu;with some badly chosen transforms -15861;1365799498;gesell;thestringpuller: its actually just a timeout due to DoS -15860;1365799504;lippoper1;lol -15859;1365799505;mircea_popescu;i could see why in this architecture they couldn' -15858;1365799510;mircea_popescu;t handle > 1 trade/second -15857;1365799512;thestringpuller;so it's like tcp dropping packets :( -15856;1365799515;lippoper1;hamsters -15855;1365799524;lippoper1;are taking a nap -15854;1365799527;lippoper1;and getting water -15853;1365799535;lippoper1;they'll be back spinning the wheels soon -15852;1365799538;gesell;mircea_popescu: in addition with each trade they probably had to recalculate your fee bracket which meant querying the db to see previous trades. nuts -15851;1365799550;mircea_popescu;0.0 -15850;1365799599;mircea_popescu;they desperately need to hire somebody who knows wtf trading is and obey them. -15849;1365799611;mircea_popescu;unfortunate for them that the 3-4 people who fit the bill and are in btc can't stand them -15848;1365799634;joecool;^^^^^^^^^ -15847;1365799634;joecool;this -15846;1365799679;joecool;doesn't help though, hate them or not, they cause the single most damage to bitcoin -15845;1365799699;mircea_popescu;they have. -15844;1365799709;mircea_popescu;so far they're the #1 black eye. -15843;1365799716;gesell;can someone tell me, is it common in markets that i can place multiple orders despite not having the total sum required for all of them. such as i $5000 and i place two orders for 100btc at $50. obviously i dont have $50x200. -15842;1365799728;lippoper1;;;goxlag -15841;1365799729;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.260122 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00252527037897 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Earth to Moon (0.00257 AU). -15840;1365799729;pipeline;gesell: yes that is the norm in stock markets -15839;1365799745;joecool;the amusing thing is, when i came into bitcoin, it was the same story, they fucked up big and crashed the market -15838;1365799752;joecool;yet they are still here -15837;1365799757;gesell;okay. ic. pipeline is there a logic for it or just how it is? -15836;1365799758;joecool;to fuck it up continually -15835;1365799773;pipeline;gesell: a lot of your orders will never be executed, so why would they limit you? -15834;1365799782;lippoper1;yeah -15833;1365799794;lippoper1;worse thing is your order doesn't get filled. -15832;1365799802;gesell;i dont understand... i would think that one would have to remove one order maxing their fiat before making another one -15831;1365799816;lippoper1;not unless an order takes it all up first -15830;1365799831;mircea_popescu;gesell most websites (etrade etc) will allow you to place any set of orders you wish. -15829;1365799842;mircea_popescu;no exchange will tolerate this. any order placed is firm and executed. -15828;1365799843;lippoper1;see on btc-e, once you place a bid or ask, they remove the balance from your account -15827;1365799845;lippoper1;Not on Gox -15826;1365799859;mircea_popescu;so basically... there's two things here. what are you discussing, the exchanges or the web selfserve brokers ? -15825;1365799867;lippoper1;the bots -15824;1365799889;lippoper1;The whales and the bots lol -15823;1365799896;lippoper1;;;goxlag -15822;1365799897;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.92356 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00185080389931 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -15821;1365799899;lippoper1;;;ticker -15820;1365799900;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.85000, Best ask: 75.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.15000, Last trade: 74.85000, 24 hour volume: 410473.52836880, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.35474 -15819;1365799943;gesell;yeah i guess my question relates more to whales building artificual walls. as these appear to be indicators for people -15818;1365799945;lippoper1;i don't get it, nothing is moving on gox -15817;1365799969;lippoper1;That explains why those "walls" disappear -15816;1365799979;lippoper1;IF they show up -15815;1365799983;lippoper1;without funds -15814;1365800006;gesell;yeah lag reports iidle -15813;1365800023;gesell;yeet no trades seemingly -15812;1365800104;lippoper1;yeah very weird -15811;1365800130;lippoper1;The more they say mtgox is manipulating the market, the more likely it seems, especially with this weirdness right now. -15810;1365800162;lippoper1;stalemate at 75? -15809;1365800163;gesell;i dont think so at all -15808;1365800164;lippoper1;;;ticker -15807;1365800165;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.13000, Best ask: 75.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.76000, Last trade: 75.13000, 24 hour volume: 413500.15314673, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.29544 -15806;1365800178;lippoper1;;;asks 75.89000 -15805;1365800181;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 75.89 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0028 seconds -15804;1365800193;lippoper1;;;bids 75 -15803;1365800193;gribble;There are currently 407.97339 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 30636.2108184 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.1662 seconds -15802;1365800197;lippoper1;;;asks 75 -15801;1365800198;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 75.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 17.1069 seconds -15800;1365800202;lippoper1;;;asks 74 -15799;1365800203;gesell;gox has some scaling issues, and architecture issues, some policy issues. but i think they just can fix them all in time to handle the load -15798;1365800203;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 74.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.4388 seconds -15797;1365800209;lippoper1;;;asks 76 -15796;1365800210;gribble;There are currently 503.44177 bitcoins offered at or under 76.0 USD, worth 38260.2899496 USD in total. | Data vintage: 28.7110 seconds -15795;1365800213;Skarr_;gesell: The Gox system accepts the orders, but puts them into a Pending state. I'm almost certain they don't appear on the books until they've switched to an Open state. That transition does a check to ensure you have the sufficient funds. -15794;1365800251;lippoper1;oh that must be new -15793;1365800254;gesell;Skarr_: yeah? thats something at least, if true. Will see if i can test this -15792;1365800261;pgp;skarr is right -15791;1365800294;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7604 BTC [-] -15790;1365800299;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.7605 = 6.084 BTC [+] -15789;1365800301;pgp;gox back - wtf! -15788;1365800324;mircea_popescu;Skarr_ this is how it used to be -15787;1365800324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8833 @ 0.00070274 = 6.2073 BTC [-] -15786;1365800330;mircea_popescu;but they changed it a coupla days ago. -15785;1365800332;mircea_popescu;no more pending orders. -15784;1365800345;mircea_popescu;(it was a "great success" style pr communique, yes) -15783;1365800347;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15782;1365800348;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.20515, Best ask: 75.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09485, Last trade: 75.40000, 24 hour volume: 413800.63298868, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.29060 -15781;1365800373;pgp;I thought they were putting the code change in on apr 17th -15780;1365800416;lippoper1;I'm sure they threw a pizza party for that one too -15779;1365800419;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -15778;1365800420;pgp;and no more gox codes either... -15777;1365800420;gribble;80.57 -15776;1365800422;Skarr_;mircea: you're kidding! I could put a 100,000 BTC buy on the books without funds? -15775;1365800426;lippoper1;ordered some pizza with our btc -15774;1365800436;mircea_popescu;Skarr_ no no. you can't make the order at all if not funded. -15773;1365800447;pgp;wouldn't show up on book until funded -15772;1365800451;mircea_popescu;pgp i might be confused, but afaik it was announced as already done -15771;1365800452;lippoper1;bought some girl's pantyhose in a vending machine -15770;1365800452;joecool; I thought they were putting the code change in on apr 17th << -15769;1365800455;lippoper1;along with a live crab -15768;1365800457;lippoper1;crazy japan -15767;1365800463;joecool;mircea_popescu: i don't think they did it yet -15766;1365800464;taub;http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/MTGOXUSD :D -15765;1365800470;Skarr_;Ahhhhhhh. You're right. They knocked it outta the park communicating that one. Thanks for the heads up. -15764;1365800490;mircea_popescu;taub volume is still 0 -15763;1365800494;Skarr_;I'll at least know to keep an eye on it now. -15762;1365800502;pgp;if they did - i'm sure lag would be a lot better -15761;1365800509;mircea_popescu;pgp no, they did i think -15760;1365800513;mircea_popescu;Skarr_ you got the link ? -15759;1365800575;Skarr_;mircea: which link? -15758;1365800588;mircea_popescu;of mtgox announcing -15757;1365800606;pgp;apr 17th https://mtgox.com/press_release_20130409.html -15756;1365800641;splnkr;that should take the edge off -15755;1365800659;pgp;yes -15754;1365800701;Skarr_;ahhh, ty -15753;1365800706;pgp;it'll make gox passble until more profession exchange platforms come online -15752;1365800714;pgp;passable -15751;1365800723;pgp;professional -15750;1365800735;pgp;what's the matter with me today - can't type or spell... -15749;1365800748;joeykrim;taub, hah nice cnbc link! -15748;1365800760;gesell;Okay ive tested how it handles multiple orders -15747;1365800769;Namworld;at least they never vanished with users funds -15746;1365800797;Namworld;even if they are slow... I think that's the reason tehy survive even if they can't make their exchange work right. -15745;1365800994;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -15744;1365801031;pigeons;yes they even bailed out users of other exchanges like bitomat -15743;1365801058;pigeons;although they have pulled a mircea_popescu and rolled back before ;) -15742;1365801105;gesell;So if I place two orders for BTC that "nearly" max out my FIAt what it does is fulfills the first and aadjusts the second to be for only the amount of FIAT left. Interestingly this will show up in the orderbooks (API2) but not the web interface -15741;1365801108;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -15740;1365801109;gribble;80.69 -15739;1365801125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19000 @ 0.00070279 = 13.353 BTC [+] -15738;1365801126;gesell;on the web UI it looks as though I have two orders both at near max of the FIAT -15737;1365801136;mircea_popescu;pigeons hater. -15736;1365801152;pigeons;;> -15735;1365801173;Namworld;mircea, got my message? -15734;1365801180;Namworld;I left with gribble? -15733;1365801192;gesell;Also if interested... it takes 50 seconds for my order to show up in the http API based orderbooks (didnt check websockets). so if you are realying on the non-websocket API's for up to date information, DONT -15732;1365801221;gesell;also lets be honest, all the exchanges probably have shitty code -15731;1365801252;mircea_popescu;Namworld i'm aware the bot is in "we've been attacked by aliens" mode. -15730;1365801299;Namworld;eheh, no, I mean, the algorythm might need to be changed a bit -15729;1365801327;Namworld;so that asks prices for calls tend toward 1 for example without ever reaching it. -15728;1365801335;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15727;1365801340;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.92000, Best ask: 75.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07000, Last trade: 75.99000, 24 hour volume: 415482.07084261, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.26400 -15726;1365801362;pigeons;if mp is doing something that you think needs to be changed, its really intentional -15725;1365801369;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -15724;1365801370;gribble;80.69 -15723;1365801371;pigeons; -15722;1365801452;Namworld;For example, the calls struck at 41 USD/BTC will be in the money at... -1885.90 USD -15721;1365801471;Namworld;I'd love for someone to pay me that much for the privilege of offloading their BTC into my hands -15720;1365801488;mircea_popescu;Namworld it's not even negative. -15719;1365801491;mircea_popescu;it's above infinity. -15718;1365801493;mircea_popescu;whatever that means. -15717;1365801598;Namworld;technically it's: strike / (1 - ask) -15716;1365801616;Namworld;if ask is higher than one, it's strike divided by a negative number -15715;1365801620;Namworld;so a negative number -15714;1365801630;Namworld;Infinity would put value of call at 1 -15713;1365801657;mircea_popescu;yeah well that formula only works for ask < 1 -15712;1365801661;mircea_popescu;otherwise it's no longer equivalent -15711;1365801732;Namworld;Anyway -15710;1365801746;Namworld;Bot asks for mad high prices, it's funny -15709;1365801778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1615 @ 0.00348384 = 5.6264 BTC [-] -15708;1365801784;mircea_popescu;yeah -15707;1365801800;mircea_popescu;the sort of drop it's seen (260 -> 50) makes it think the world is ending really. -15706;1365801811;joecool;well -15705;1365801824;joecool;it's small when you consider $36 -> $2? -15704;1365801844;pgp;true -15703;1365801858;Namworld;yeah, well I noticed the more volatility there was, the higher the asks the bot asks for -15702;1365801862;Namworld;already -15701;1365801865;splnkr;18x --> 5x hope next time isn't just a boring old 2x boo -15700;1365801866;mircea_popescu;meanwhile over at my blog -15699;1365801868;joecool;i thought $70 would be a good number for 2013, i did a large buy at $30 feeling that way -15698;1365801868;mircea_popescu;"i have spent 8 years in romania, and im shocked that this mind is coming from this country :)" -15697;1365801873;joecool;*shrugs* -15696;1365801879;mircea_popescu;joecool : the bot wasn't there then -15695;1365801881;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -15694;1365801882;gribble;80.66 -15693;1365801886;mircea_popescu;the bot was born august 2011ish, -15692;1365801905;mircea_popescu;and based on the past history it had an engine made. as i said yest, i think security and pricing got melded together in some edge cases -15691;1365801919;mircea_popescu;we're still working to mapping out this entire thing, it's not exactly a trivial task -15690;1365801956;pgp;i see bots implied volatility at 600-700 on ask prices of calls -15689;1365801973;jborkl;woot, sent dust spam to sd on less than 2000 and won -15688;1365801978;mircea_popescu;haha wd. -15687;1365802000;mircea_popescu;pgp his point is valid tho, should never be quoting above 1. rough edge there. -15686;1365802012;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7689 BTC [+] -15685;1365802015;pgp;yes -15684;1365802020;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7695 BTC [+] -15683;1365802042;pgp;$avg -15682;1365802043;mpexbot;pgp: 80.66 -15681;1365802045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5850 @ 0.0007085 = 4.1447 BTC [+] -15680;1365802050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 167 @ 0.00070279 = 0.1174 BTC [-] -15679;1365802052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6309 @ 0.00070071 = 4.4208 BTC [-] -15678;1365802058;Namworld;Well even when it was quoting under, breakeven went skyhigh near the lowest calls -15677;1365802071;mircea_popescu;that's somewhat to be expected. -15676;1365802104;Namworld;yeah. Could be improved upon tho so the effect is less and the low calls are actually good -15675;1365802110;Namworld;they never traded, almost -15674;1365802130;Namworld;albeit if they were priced correctly, they would be lowest gain but also lowest losses -15673;1365802137;Namworld;If people wanted less leverage -15672;1365802292;pgp;mp: so all puts mispriced right now? -15671;1365802308;thestringpuller;yea -15670;1365802320;thestringpuller;^ Namworld -15669;1365802423;pgp;but the implied vol on the calls just doesn't seem worth it given where we are now... -15668;1365802431;lippoper1;Dare I say the market is becoming stable? -15667;1365802505;thestringpuller;lippoper1: sort of gox is lagging in taking orders -15666;1365802516;thestringpuller;so it's super intermittent trading -15665;1365802522;thestringpuller;other exchanges are reporting higher prices -15664;1365802548;mircea_popescu;pgp i wouldn't say mispriced necessarily. -15663;1365802560;mircea_popescu;they are just very expensive to my eyes. but it's what bot thinks. -15662;1365802585;joecool;well they were right, solved excessive lag by crashing frequently -15661;1365802659;pgp;all the ask prices are the same from C119T to C389T... -15660;1365802666;pgp;how does that make sense? -15659;1365802709;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7696 BTC [+] -15658;1365802716;mircea_popescu;cause it won't sell a call for under x. -15657;1365802748;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -15656;1365802768;mircea_popescu;bot has a "won't sell a call for under X" to protect the book from padding. this because of the open auction style of the bonds financing it. you understand what i mean ? -15655;1365802793;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what do you mean by padding? -15654;1365802820;mircea_popescu;i mean this : each call sold counts as 1 BTC in the needed capital. -15653;1365802840;mircea_popescu;if someone ahs a bond in at say 25% and there are 10k btc at lower % than him -15652;1365802860;mircea_popescu;he could theoretically buy 10k calls for 10 BTC total, so at 0,001 and then get 25 btc for his b ond -15651;1365802862;mircea_popescu;ie, padding the book. -15650;1365802892;pgp;i see -15649;1365802908;mircea_popescu;this is an artefact of how the bot is financed, not a mispricing per se,. -15648;1365802925;mircea_popescu;now, exactly how much he considers that cutorff to be... in many months it was 0.02 or 0.03 etc. -15647;1365802945;mircea_popescu;now it's 0.26 so based on the volatility we could say bot is hinting at interest rates over 50% per month. -15646;1365802987;pgp;aha - that makes sense... -15645;1365803024;mircea_popescu;well it also is motherfcucking insane on a stick. -15644;1365803033;mircea_popescu;but i am loath to change it because i have never done so yet. -15643;1365803092;pgp;nonetheless - your "cheapest" call from an impl vol perspective is C116T. avg would need to go to $139 in two weeks to breakeven - tough call... -15642;1365803100;mircea_popescu;well yeah -15641;1365803107;mircea_popescu;on the other hand... last week it went 100 to 260 -15640;1365803112;mircea_popescu;what's a bot to do -15639;1365803118;pgp;lol -15638;1365803120;thestringpuller;the bot life didn't choose you -15637;1365803124;thestringpuller;you chose the bot ife -15636;1365803128;thestringpuller;life* -15635;1365803136;mircea_popescu;no but srsly. from this perspective i could see it wanting 200 for breakeven wtf. -15634;1365803137;pigeons;gypsy! -15633;1365803138;pgp;lmao -15632;1365803142;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv the greatest troll in the world -15631;1365803149;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -15630;1365803151;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 123.90251552 / 218.88143499 / 226.22012381 (14550 shares, 2,478.62 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -15629;1365803153;pigeons;i swear he's EskimoBob -15628;1365803158;thestringpuller;oh wow -15627;1365803177;joecool;i haven't seen that idiot in a minute -15626;1365803186;joecool;EskimoBob still around? -15625;1365803194;thestringpuller;lol -15624;1365803203;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: what do you even contribute to -15623;1365803204;thestringpuller;mr. -15622;1365803206;pgp;except that in most asset classes, when bubbles burst, impl vol goes down, not up... -15621;1365803217;mircea_popescu;pgp i agree. -15620;1365803230;pgp;but then again that assume many market makers... -15619;1365803237;pgp;here we just have the bot -15618;1365803243;mircea_popescu;pgp i am not saying the bot is right here. i am just saying, it's not directly obvious to me how it is wrong and how much. -15617;1365803255;pgp;i know -15616;1365803261;mircea_popescu;we have two year's worth of market data here, -15615;1365803264;mircea_popescu;and junk data at that. -15614;1365803268;mircea_popescu;and junk market to begin with -15613;1365803299;mircea_popescu;we;ve done more collective shrugging this past week than the shrugging monks of livonia. -15612;1365803302;pgp;merely opining - i don't know what the right price should be... -15611;1365803304;pigeons;how is it an edge if no one buys them? -15610;1365803348;pgp;but wait... -15609;1365803367;pgp;yes big loss in BTC terms - but not in fiat terms -15608;1365803417;pigeons;how does losing money make him a scammer? -15607;1365803426;pgp;bondholder haircut was how much last month? -15606;1365803444;pgp;how much did BTC go up last month? -15605;1365803446;mircea_popescu;like 20% -15604;1365803447;thestringpuller;no 20% -15603;1365803451;mircea_popescu;23 or so -15602;1365803451;thestringpuller;also -15601;1365803458;thestringpuller;if you cahsed out your shit in fiat -15600;1365803460;thestringpuller;there was no loss.. -15599;1365803467;mircea_popescu;and btc went from high 20s to mid 90s in march fiscal -15598;1365803477;thestringpuller;IN BTC -15597;1365803479;mircea_popescu;and from mid 90s to 260ish on the spot in april, and then down -15596;1365803498;thestringpuller;if you paid less for the btc than what you got out -15595;1365803500;thestringpuller;then you win -15594;1365803505;thestringpuller;i don't see the issue -15593;1365803506;pgp;you have to consider fiat, because the bond investment is selling fiat options -15592;1365803519;thestringpuller;not at all? -15591;1365803524;thestringpuller;i lost more money on mt gox -15590;1365803533;thestringpuller;indirectly -15589;1365803538;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: how about you shut up -15588;1365803547;thestringpuller;neither do you, you sit around and complain -15587;1365803548;pgp;fine - if BTC is you base curreny, you lost... -15586;1365803561;pgp;it's like SDICE... -15585;1365803572;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -15584;1365803573;gribble;66887.959038 -15583;1365803581;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: don't speak unless you contribute something to economy other than being a troll -15582;1365803582;pgp;betting is inelastic to BTC price -15581;1365803599;mircea_popescu;to be perfectly fair : we have jackshit for data as to all these things. -15580;1365803605;mircea_popescu;how elastic betting is to btc price... -15579;1365803607;mircea_popescu;stuff like that. -15578;1365803610;pgp;big move up in USD/BTC, big move down in BTC denominated shares of SDICE... -15577;1365803646;pigeons;yeah its not really known how elastic betting is to btc price, and it isnt really knowable because the users and their behavior may change -15576;1365803650;mircea_popescu;except the move happened before. -15575;1365803657;mircea_popescu;if you look at it it doesn't correlate too well. -15574;1365803675;mircea_popescu;moreover, pretty much all financials got axed as people flew towards the exchange to play there. -15573;1365803683;mircea_popescu;yest btc was flowing back -15572;1365803695;mircea_popescu;in fact keiser+idiot friends created a situation much like pirate. -15571;1365803699;Namworld;Only the bonds thing would hurt, not the exchange -15570;1365803706;Namworld;Bot goes out when it runs out of funds -15569;1365803722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00369999 = 0.037 BTC [+] -15568;1365803730;Namworld;So really, another loss reduce bondholders which reduce how many options the bot can make -15567;1365803731;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what do you mean about keiser? -15566;1365803738;pigeons;people might even agree with you some tiberiusiv if you lost the racism, the eskimobobism, the blind rage ignoring facts, etc -15565;1365803741;pgp;i am not advocating that call should be cheaper - mp has to do whatever he thinks is right - just making observations... -15564;1365803743;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.dice -15563;1365803745;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00296405 / 0.0033407 / 0.00373333 (62627 shares, 209.22 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00292871 / 0.00373333 (277523 shares, 812.79 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00348923 / 0.00599987 (1838086 shares, 6,413.51 BTC) -15562;1365803754;Namworld;the bot uses available BTC to make options -15561;1365803775;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller all this rarara bitcoin is going over 590685804589 stuiff -15560;1365803792;Namworld;yes... so that MIGHT, MAYBE kill the options thing -15559;1365803792;pigeons;so don't do business with him, i think you're a self-hating gypsy -15558;1365803803;Namworld;It doesn't kill the exchange nor the stocks -15557;1365803831;pigeons;no he doesnt want to admit he's a retard, but you look more retarded trying to get him to admit it -15556;1365803841;mircea_popescu;who's a retard ? -15555;1365803854;Namworld;I had puts... they never got rolled back. Huge profits for me... -15554;1365803861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1990 @ 0.00369999 = 7.363 BTC [+] -15553;1365803863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.0037 = 9.25 BTC [+] -15552;1365803863;Namworld;not sure what Bugpowder's case is all about... -15551;1365803867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0037333 = 3.7333 BTC [+] -15550;1365803868;pigeons;no one is a retard, tiberiusiv just really really acts that way -15549;1365803873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2510 @ 0.00373331 = 9.3706 BTC [+] -15548;1365803875;mircea_popescu;Namworld well he had a buy rolled. -15547;1365803906;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: you're speculating pretty hard -15546;1365803909;thestringpuller;do you have proof? -15545;1365803911;thestringpuller;I want to see proof -15544;1365803923;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: PROOF or shut the fuck up. -15543;1365803931;thestringpuller;no proof of mircea_popescu malice -15542;1365803957;thestringpuller;you are making extraordinary claims yet, you have no proof of the intent to deceive in the situation -15541;1365803960;thestringpuller;or intent of malic -15540;1365803961;thestringpuller;malice -15539;1365804030;pgp;? -15538;1365804058;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15537;1365804059;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 80.10000, Best ask: 80.89900, Bid-ask spread: 0.79900, Last trade: 80.10000, 24 hour volume: 426494.87031080, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.14199 -15536;1365804109;thestringpuller;so mircea_popescu should we not trust your 100,000 btc empire because tiberiusiv has said you are a scammer and claims to have proof of your malice? -15535;1365804126;Namworld;I had to sell 80 @ like 25 USD to buy a server for BitVPS. Not to start a business, just to buy some hardware... -15534;1365804136;Namworld;Stings when price rose to 250 weeks later -15533;1365804144;Namworld;I wish I could have sold then -15532;1365804165;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller we should not highlight me for nonsebnse cause io'm ion like 3 convos and it just wastes my time -15531;1365804206;thestringpuller;if kakobrekla wants to mute me, then fine, but it seems you are the one without skin in the game -15530;1365804220;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: must be EskimoBob -15529;1365804286;thestringpuller;bugpowder made 900 btc last month on calls -15528;1365804288;thestringpuller;you are a fool tiberiusiv -15527;1365804296;thestringpuller;you are making no sense -15526;1365804331;Namworld;I think I won about 350 BTC on options in March/April. Lost 200 in January/February tho -15525;1365804337;Namworld;Trying to short too much -15524;1365804351;Namworld;But I haven't got lots on MPEx -15523;1365804380;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: he's had more of a magnitude of that loss, see August 2012 -15522;1365804388;thestringpuller;so like this is the 2nd time and mpex is still here? -15521;1365804434;lippoper1;broke 86 -15520;1365804438;lippoper1;;;ticker -15519;1365804439;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.66975, Best ask: 86.52356, Bid-ask spread: 3.85381, Last trade: 82.66975, 24 hour volume: 431290.95680419, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.14193 -15518;1365804462;lippoper1;imminent crash? -15517;1365804519;mircea_popescu;so going up kinda ? -15516;1365804532;pigeons;if it happened before tiberiusiv got here, like the other mpbor bond loss month, it didnt really happen -15515;1365804604;mircea_popescu;actuyally there were 2 loss months -15514;1365804608;mircea_popescu;one lost like 5 btc or something -15513;1365804639;pigeons;no that didnt happen either -15512;1365804641;pigeons;gypsy -15511;1365804669;mircea_popescu;say, did you add my twitter to "humor" pigeons ? -15510;1365804690;pigeons;yeah i needed to make lists to organize -15509;1365804700;pigeons;you're in there with roger ver and realsolid -15508;1365804721;pigeons;laughing is good for health -15507;1365804771;mircea_popescu;omg fag -15506;1365804817;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15505;1365804818;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 85.01000, Best ask: 85.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19000, Last trade: 85.20000, 24 hour volume: 434993.64973390, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.17972 -15504;1365804826;thestringpuller;bulls are back? -15503;1365804853;error4733;;;eightball bulls are back? -15502;1365804854;gribble;Yes! -15501;1365804925;thestringpuller;hahahahahahaha -15500;1365804939;mircea_popescu;lol -15499;1365804945;Namworld;worst might be over but it seems we've established a downward trend -15498;1365804948;guruvan;sweet. go gribble -15497;1365804961;MJR_;hmmm -15496;1365804964;MJR_;deon't know about that -15495;1365804987;MJR_;if you take now, and connect it to the 1st, or march 15th, or march 1st...its an upward trend -15494;1365805008;MJR_;and i think the 200 day, 50 day simple moving averages are all trending up overal -15493;1365805009;pigeons;there hasn't been a buying opportunity this good in weeks! as max would say -15492;1365805042;mircea_popescu;why do i get the feeling pigeons and jcpham are in the same trollclub -15491;1365805059;Namworld;myeah, but as of now, crash isn't slowing down one bit -15490;1365805095;pigeons;we're not, but i did nominate to induct jcpham to my trollclub since we lost a member -15489;1365805102;pigeons;didn't tell him yet though -15488;1365805110;gesell;the weekend brings no new funds end though perhaps there is enough sitting on the exchange that came in the past 2 days that no one wanted to put it. -15487;1365805147;kakobrekla;faek! -15486;1365805151;kakobrekla;ups -15485;1365805158;kakobrekla;scrollback -15484;1365805171;mircea_popescu;lol -15483;1365805218;Namworld;It looks like we're losing 25 USD/BTC every 5-7 hours on average, up until now -15482;1365805230;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15481;1365805230;mircea_popescu;well so we're screwed by the 13th -15480;1365805231;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.50001, Best ask: 83.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49999, Last trade: 83.00000, 24 hour volume: 436129.86770227, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.18694 -15479;1365805237;thestringpuller;okay there it goes -15478;1365805240;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -15477;1365805241;Namworld;the asks are building, the bids are lowering... -15476;1365805241;gribble;81.02 -15475;1365805241;kakobrekla;you cant lose 25 an hour anymore, youd be in negative -15474;1365805243;pgp;i agree regarding 200 MA... tested and held - I thought it would break... we still might retest... friday nights are historically bad for BTC... -15473;1365805258;mircea_popescu;only cvause all the women are out getting drunk -15472;1365805260;Namworld;Every 5-7 hours... -15471;1365805264;naemsi;I note the 2011 correction was about 70% off and that held until gox got hacked -15470;1365805271;mircea_popescu;leaves you pussies to ruin the world's greatest noncurrency -15469;1365805273;Namworld;not every hour... although that can't realistically keep on -15468;1365805285;mircea_popescu;naemsi this is a good point. -15467;1365805327;Namworld;But I called the top right... -15466;1365805355;naemsi;the parabolic moves and corrections basically mirror each other, but in 2011 a black swan came in too. -15465;1365805361;Namworld;Been going well so far. I'll stick with whatever I'm doing. -15464;1365805372;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/322791894411251712 -15463;1365805373;joeykrim;naemsi, what are you using for charts? -15462;1365805374;mircea_popescu;meanwhile -15461;1365805405;naemsi;joeykrim: bitcoincharts and excerpts posted on other sites -15460;1365805409;pigeons;wow i thought being a gypsy was bad, but that was before i heard that Namworld actually buys servers for his business, what a loser -15459;1365805418;joeykrim;naemsi, k thx -15458;1365805439;Namworld;what? -15457;1365805442;naemsi;joeykrim: although, I haven't been able to get the custom date feature to work lately. -15456;1365805455;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15455;1365805457;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 80.56000, Best ask: 80.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14000, Last trade: 80.56000, 24 hour volume: 440061.19267461, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.17643 -15454;1365805461;Namworld;Servers are good =P -15453;1365805468;joeykrim;bitcoincharts loads everything but the chart for me currently hah -15452;1365805479;Namworld;same for me -15451;1365805484;Namworld;been like that for some time -15450;1365805524;guruvan;volume is absoultely nuts everywhere -15449;1365805581;mircea_popescu;440k -15448;1365805586;mircea_popescu;if that ain't washing i dunno what is. -15447;1365805598;guruvan;still 82K @ btce too -15446;1365805612;gesell;what would be the issues with building an exchange where run using amazon cloud services partially, for the parts that get ddos'ed? -15445;1365805617;Diablo-D3;http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/MTGOXUSD -15444;1365805631;gesell;what tha! -15443;1365805638;gesell;boss! -15442;1365805652;mircea_popescu;lol everybody joins and drops that link since rthis morning. -15441;1365805665;gesell;i hadnt seen it -15440;1365805672;guruvan;pretty big news, really -15439;1365805682;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -15438;1365805684;gribble;81.03 -15437;1365805685;mircea_popescu;i still find the 0 volume funnay. -15436;1365805703;joeykrim;bitcoin been all over the news, cnbc and bloomberg .. both are watched on big bank trading floors -15435;1365805726;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15434;1365805727;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 81.00000, Best ask: 81.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 80.70000, 24 hour volume: 440400.82873140, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.17554 -15433;1365805830;gesell;cnbc price also masiively delayed -15432;1365805940;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15431;1365805940;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 83.10000, Best ask: 83.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.30000, Last trade: 83.10000, 24 hour volume: 441114.24602293, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.17493 -15430;1365806061;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00070384 = 12.5284 BTC [+] -15429;1365806173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.0037333 = 3.7333 BTC [-] -15428;1365806213;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -15427;1365806214;gribble;81.03 -15426;1365806263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2222 @ 0.00373331 = 8.2954 BTC [+] -15425;1365806285;InstantBTC;what's driving sdice up so much? -15424;1365806322;mircea_popescu;kidna low yet no ? -15423;1365806339;InstantBTC;ah well sweet. my sell order went through -15422;1365806340;jborkl;Over 2000 btc up so far this month -15421;1365806346;jborkl;on SD -15420;1365806373;jborkl;not me, I mean SD profit -15419;1365806417;InstantBTC;I had a sell at 0.004xxxx something -15418;1365806446;InstantBTC;bought pretty low -15417;1365806447;InstantBTC;so im happy -15416;1365806453;mircea_popescu;wd -15415;1365806457;pigeons;i thought yall said lew rockwell didnt like bitcoin? https://www.lewrockwell.com/donate/ -15414;1365806540;topace;mircea_popescu: im looking into ddos protection for havelock.. any recommendations ? -15413;1365806560;topace;i dont think we're big enough really to get a target on our back, but you can never be too prepared i suppose -15412;1365806624;mircea_popescu;topace the correct way to handle this is to separate your trade engine physically, -15411;1365806630;mircea_popescu;and then have people routed through webservers. -15410;1365806644;mircea_popescu;if those pop you can always bring up amazon instances at the very least. -15409;1365806670;mircea_popescu;have good encryptioon between trade engine and webservers - even if your users don't know gpg you do. -15408;1365806712;mircea_popescu;the stupid solution is to hire somebody like blacklotus i think were probably the best in the game. -15407;1365806713;naemsi;and then use a dictionary admin account password -15406;1365806726;mircea_popescu;and also have a huge pipe. i mean huge, 10gb dedicated + -15405;1365806732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 268 @ 0.00373331 = 1.0005 BTC [+] -15404;1365806740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00373332 = 3.7333 BTC [+] -15403;1365806783;mircea_popescu;alternatively if you're good with dns and micro routing stuff you can do your own dns scrubbing/round robining etc. -15402;1365808126;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37191 @ 0.00070071 = 26.0601 BTC [-] -15401;1365808128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29000 @ 0.00069795 = 20.2406 BTC [-] -15400;1365808130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2909 @ 0.00069449 = 2.0203 BTC [-] -15399;1365808142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00332445 = 3.3245 BTC [-] -15398;1365808144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00332444 = 0.3324 BTC [-] -15397;1365808604;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.015 BTC [-] -15396;1365808629;pullerofstrings;!ticker m ^oix -15395;1365808630;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 123.90251552 / 218.88143499 / 226.22012381 (14550 shares, 2,478.62 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -15394;1365809221;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.02497 BTC [-] -15393;1365809270;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.024977 BTC [+] -15392;1365809327;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 52 @ 0.025 = 1.3 BTC [+] -15391;1365809397;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 10 @ 0.03 = 0.3 BTC [+] -15390;1365809591;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.0021 BTC [+] -15389;1365809824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 2300 @ 0.00189999 = 4.37 BTC [-] -15388;1365810021;MJR_;3rd CNBC story on bitcoins of the day -15387;1365810051;kakobrekla;summary? -15386;1365810055;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -15385;1365810056;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 1 day, 4 hours, 58 minutes, and 22 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -15384;1365810079;Doffx;He on vacation? -15383;1365810083;mircea_popescu;lol @bitcoinity announcement -15382;1365810090;mircea_popescu;im sure mtgox has an option. -15381;1365810118;mircea_popescu;Doffx afaik getting a new kid. -15380;1365810136;Doffx;Oh, sounds painful. -15379;1365810225;thestringpuller;kid isn't here yet -15378;1365810233;thestringpuller;too busy playing kerbal space program -15377;1365810254;thestringpuller;needs to play less kerbal space program and more replying to emails -15376;1365810266;mircea_popescu;da heck is kerbal ? -15375;1365810280;Doffx;haha -15374;1365810423;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.355 = 1.775 BTC [+] -15373;1365810424;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.355 BTC [+] -15372;1365810486;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: look it up -15371;1365810490;thestringpuller;but don't play it you might get addicted -15370;1365810494;thestringpuller;we may not see you for a few weeks -15369;1365810503;mircea_popescu;im already playing poe -15368;1365810521;mircea_popescu;and i don't like nonmedieval games anyway -15367;1365810856;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15366;1365810858;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 91.10000, Best ask: 91.78900, Bid-ask spread: 0.68900, Last trade: 91.78900, 24 hour volume: 473553.42844556, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.68381 -15365;1365810864;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -15364;1365810866;gribble;81.69 -15363;1365810957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26600 @ 0.00070384 = 18.7221 BTC [+] -15362;1365811082;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 71 @ 0.35 = 24.85 BTC [-] -15361;1365811281;dub;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c7cm8/my_girlfriend_just_left_me_over_bitcoins/ -15360;1365811294;pigeons;sorry to hear that dub -15359;1365811344;mircea_popescu;why no ama ? -15358;1365811350;mircea_popescu;i wish to know your cocksize. -15357;1365811375;Doffx;lol, sure singlensad -15356;1365811412;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00111 BTC [-] -15355;1365811427;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00318 BTC [-] -15354;1365811432;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00319 = 0.0064 BTC [+] -15353;1365811435;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 10 @ 0.0032 = 0.032 BTC [+] -15352;1365811445;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 13 @ 0.00325 = 0.0423 BTC [+] -15351;1365811452;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 86 @ 0.0033 = 0.2838 BTC [+] -15350;1365811456;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 430 @ 0.0034 = 1.462 BTC [+] -15349;1365811476;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 15 @ 0.0011 = 0.0165 BTC [-] -15348;1365811481;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -15347;1365811484;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.20000000 / 1.32116279 / 1.60000000 (43 shares, 56.81000000 BTC), 7D: 0.75000001 / 1.46159329 / 1.93000000 (283 shares, 413.63090011 BTC), 30D: 0.75000001 / 1.73321281 / 2.08000000 (812 shares, 1407.36880041 BTC) -15346;1365811539;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 14 @ 0.001033 = 0.0145 BTC [-] -15345;1365811599;dub;true story -15344;1365811616;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 74 @ 0.00386 = 0.2856 BTC [+] -15343;1365811628;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 16 @ 0.00387 = 0.0619 BTC [+] -15342;1365811632;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 89 @ 0.00388 = 0.3453 BTC [+] -15341;1365811634;mircea_popescu;gotta read more trilema -15340;1365811636;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 62 @ 0.003999 = 0.2479 BTC [+] -15339;1365811637;mircea_popescu;he'd have a gf still. -15338;1365811641;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 88 @ 0.00407 = 0.3582 BTC [+] -15337;1365811644;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 18 @ 0.0042 = 0.0756 BTC [+] -15336;1365811662;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15335;1365811664;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.90000, Best ask: 87.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 87.90000, 24 hour volume: 478680.20339326, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.74689 -15334;1365811782;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77239 BTC [+] -15333;1365811791;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77239 BTC [+] -15332;1365811862;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.7724 = 6.1792 BTC [+] -15331;1365811907;MJR_;lol -15330;1365811916;MJR_;do you guys do fractional reserve? -15329;1365811920;MJR_;no, we do not -15328;1365811939;MJR_;This has significantly improved my confidence in you guys, good to hear. -15327;1365811953;MJR_;srsly? i don't think that they do, though its possible -15326;1365811973;MJR_;but who says "do you steal from me?" "no" "oh my gosh, thats great news, what a relief" -15325;1365811995;mircea_popescu;forum ppl. -15324;1365812007;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15323;1365812008;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 89.75911, Best ask: 90.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.24089, Last trade: 89.75911, 24 hour volume: 479489.02458761, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.75857 -15322;1365812012;guruvan;keeps you safe to ask -15321;1365812058;mircea_popescu;originally i thought it'd be funny to follow a few domme type chicks on twitter -15320;1365812062;mircea_popescu;but they're retarded omg -15319;1365812107;jborkl;can I get a deposit flushed, thanks -15318;1365812146;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -15317;1365812148;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.97300, Best ask: 91.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02700, Last trade: 90.97300, 24 hour volume: 479856.71116619, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 82.76446 -15316;1365812275;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed. -15315;1365812296;jborkl;Thanks mp, heading home for the weekend- that was a exciting week -15314;1365812334;mircea_popescu;indeed -15313;1365812375;jborkl;you up and down the GDP of a small country -15312;1365812379;jborkl;were -15311;1365812422;mircea_popescu;easy money. -15310;1365812443;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7724 BTC [+] -15309;1365812686;mircea_popescu;btw, which one of you guys is Haroshi Dillemoto on twitter ? -15308;1365812730;pgp;really? -15307;1365813121;maximian;man, /r/bitcoin is overrun with total idiots now. Eternal September. Even bitcointalk is better. -15306;1365813136;mircea_popescu;o hi there. -15305;1365813175;maximian;hi -15304;1365813200;maximian;nice to see a bit of an uptick on s.dice -15303;1365813406;mircea_popescu;yee -15302;1365813767;Bugpowder;sup -15301;1365813769;Bugpowder;homies -15300;1365813821;Bugpowder;everyone I know is trying to buy coins right now -15299;1365813832;pizzaman1337;they should be -15298;1365813886;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -15297;1365813886;gribble;There are currently 56666625 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13067580.3981 USD in total. | Data vintage: 108.9056 seconds -15296;1365813896;Bugpowder;no way -15295;1365813900;Bugpowder;13M? -15294;1365813900;DeadWeasel;:) -15293;1365813901;pizzaman1337;yeah way -15292;1365813905;Bugpowder;holy shit -15291;1365813913;Bugpowder;I'm going to go buy more -15290;1365813934;gribble;There are currently 34137.06 bitcoins offered at or under 150.0 USD, worth 4141337.15248 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0031 seconds -15289;1365813944;pizzaman1337;;;asks 100 -15288;1365813946;gribble;There are currently 4739.7457 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 471525.940785 USD in total. | Data vintage: 10.1166 seconds -15287;1365814111;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.399 BTC [+] -15286;1365814131;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [-] -15285;1365814144;Bugpowder;watch this -15284;1365814242;Bugpowder;Pushed it to 99.90 -15283;1365814246;Bugpowder;;;ticker -15282;1365814247;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 99.50000, Best ask: 99.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49000, Last trade: 99.99000, 24 hour volume: 493362.79882472, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.11141 -15281;1365814255;maximian;noice! -15280;1365814401;Bugpowder;BOOM -15279;1365814406;Bugpowder;I didn't do that one -15278;1365814411;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -15277;1365814412;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 100.10000, Best ask: 100.22687, Bid-ask spread: 0.12687, Last trade: 100.10000, 24 hour volume: 497663.79242144, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.25673 -15276;1365814414;swhitt;forecasts? -15275;1365814417;Bugpowder;130 -15274;1365814423;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -15273;1365814423;gribble;There are currently 56704246 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13053758.3575 USD in total. | Data vintage: 79.3349 seconds -15272;1365814446;swhitt;130 stable or 130 and then plummet? -15271;1365814469;Bugpowder;lol -15270;1365814470;Bugpowder;who knows -15269;1365814474;swhitt;indeed -15268;1365814505;Bugpowder;10 people have asked me for coins today -15267;1365814519;swhitt;yeah everyone has been asking me to buy today too -15266;1365814532;swhitt;'holy shit it's down to $60! can I buy 100?' -15265;1365814574;maximian;back to 200 within 14 days -15264;1365814591;swhitt;hopefully it will take that long. -15263;1365814599;swhitt;bursting as quickly as it did is terrible -15262;1365814681;maximian;I just see it as a blip. The long-term hype cycle has just started. -15261;1365814706;maximian;the news coverage right now is amazing -15260;1365814731;Bugpowder;106 -15259;1365814765;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -15258;1365814766;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 102.00000, Best ask: 102.96300, Bid-ask spread: 0.96300, Last trade: 103.40000, 24 hour volume: 501238.23050075, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.39519 -15257;1365814793;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15256;1365814794;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 102.00000, Best ask: 102.10198, Bid-ask spread: 0.10198, Last trade: 102.00000, 24 hour volume: 501238.23050075, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.39519 -15255;1365814903;thestringpuller;;;bids -15254;1365814905;gribble;(bids [--under] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoin demanded at or over . If '--under' option is given, find coins or at or under . -15253;1365814908;thestringpuller;;;bids 1 -15252;1365814909;gribble;There are currently 754918.89 bitcoins demanded at or over 1.0 USD, worth 12939608.1286 USD in total. | Data vintage: 22.9690 seconds -15251;1365815134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22700 @ 0.00070384 = 15.9772 BTC [+] -15250;1365815453;pgp;gox 24 hour volume 505k wow -15249;1365815490;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -15248;1365815491;gribble;MtGox lag is 64.555535 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.12936856934 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -15247;1365815506;kakobrekla;didnt they do some upgrade -15246;1365815610;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -15245;1365815611;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 9047404.26378 based on data since last change | 9238989.55036 based on data for last three days -15244;1365815657;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -15243;1365815657;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 101.00000, Best ask: 103.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.00000, Last trade: 101.00000, 24 hour volume: 509067.04682345, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 83.69682 -15242;1365815664;ThickAsThieves;nice -15241;1365815687;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 80 -15240;1365815687;gribble;There are currently 25593.162 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 2234005.00875 USD in total. | Data vintage: 106.2894 seconds -15239;1365815698;ThickAsThieves;cool -15238;1365815713;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 120 -15237;1365815716;gribble;There are currently 16136.507 bitcoins offered at or under 120.0 USD, worth 1774675.36724 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0026 seconds -15236;1365815724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00070384 = 5.2788 BTC [+] -15235;1365815726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00072159 = 3.8966 BTC [+] -15234;1365815727;ThickAsThieves;:/ -15233;1365816032;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7698 BTC [-] -15232;1365816036;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.77 BTC [+] -15231;1365816087;MJR_;back at one hundred :) -15230;1365816160;punkman1;but... they told me bitcoin was dead -15229;1365816169;punkman1;how can it be -15228;1365816241;error4733;ded chicken -15227;1365816244;error4733;dead -15226;1365816252;kakobrekla;fly chickun -15225;1365816262;ThickAsThieves;nice price to resume from i hope everyone made it thru even or better -15224;1365816271;error4733;they can move 10min without head -15223;1365816274;kakobrekla;someone wrote that in the trollbox -15222;1365816278;kakobrekla;and it has become a local meme -15221;1365816384;ThickAsThieves;i also hope the optobot calms back to reasonable prices soon -15220;1365816388;thestringpuller;stop buying this time when mircea_popescu tells you to -15219;1365816400;thestringpuller;stop listening to the media! -15218;1365816412;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -15217;1365816413;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 1 day, 6 hours, 44 minutes, and 18 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -15216;1365816436;ThickAsThieves;lucif is the real hero hecalledboth the bottom and the top -15215;1365816443;mircea_popescu;aww back over 100 ? -15214;1365816452;mircea_popescu;sucks. i was getting all ready to bump fee to 50 -15213;1365816471;maximian;do it anyway -15212;1365816486;mircea_popescu;what a wonderful day to raise the fee -15211;1365816489;mircea_popescu;let's do it twice! -15210;1365816489;maximian;the complaints will be worth it -15209;1365816493;ThickAsThieves;mp will ubemad again if we hit 130? -15208;1365816508;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i shall smite the offenders with my mighty rod -15207;1365816531;ThickAsThieves;what if we ask permission? -15206;1365816548;ThickAsThieves;mircea may i -15205;1365816556;pgp;yikes... coins selling... -15204;1365816588;mircea_popescu;may the bird of happiness fly up your nose -15203;1365816676;MJR_;where has smickles been??? -15202;1365816734;ThickAsThieves;ive git a tx with 18 confsstill not showing in my havelock -15201;1365816756;mircea_popescu;;;later tell eeeCurrency https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=161236.0 -15200;1365816757;gribble;The operation succeeded. -15199;1365816878;mircea_popescu;"Dear Investor; welcome to our interim report." -15198;1365816890;mircea_popescu;usagi is reporting profits trading silver o.o -15197;1365816918;KRS1;where the hell is gribble's sawedoff ass at -15196;1365816928;KRS1;oh he here -15195;1365816930;Doffx;Wouldn't it be a loss? -15194;1365816936;Doffx;Silver went down 1.40 -15193;1365816951;Doffx;No worse 1.71 -15192;1365816978;Doffx;Great time to buy silver -15191;1365816987;mircea_popescu;Doffx the only person acrtually following usagi in earnest is deprived -15190;1365816993;Doffx;Haha -15189;1365816995;mircea_popescu;and he's not weighed in yet so dunno -15188;1365817021;Doffx;Wel if he reay bought when BTC was at 260 and silver was 29 he made out like a bandit -15187;1365817025;Doffx;even with the loss in silver -15186;1365817035;Doffx;Silver will hit 150+ someday -15185;1365817119;mircea_popescu;o is that what he's claiming ? -15184;1365817155;Bugpowder;gold at $1476?! -15183;1365817206;mircea_popescu;everything fell -15182;1365817207;Doffx;Thats what he said to me on IRC yes -15181;1365817208;mircea_popescu;even oil fell. -15180;1365817215;mircea_popescu;Namworld https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=141262.0 they want you -15179;1365817217;Doffx;Yeah gold is a steal too -15178;1365817229;mircea_popescu;i dunno, i think gold will be pushed further. -15177;1365817251;mircea_popescu;if cypriot gold makes it to market, and esp if followed by portugal gold -15176;1365817255;Doffx;I think both silver and gold may go much lower -15175;1365817261;mircea_popescu;that's like 300 tons portugal holds. -15174;1365817264;Doffx;However its a steal even at this current price -15173;1365817281;Bugpowder;;;bids -15172;1365817293;Doffx;We broke gribble -15171;1365817324;Bugpowder;well there were 13.1M last time I checked and its still building -15170;1365817336;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15169;1365817355;thestringpuller;;;gribble -15168;1365817356;gribble;yes I am gribble. why do you keep bothering me? -15167;1365817363;Doffx;haha -15166;1365817371;Doffx;I have never seen that one. -15165;1365817389;gribble;(bids [--under] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoin demanded at or over . If '--under' option is given, find coins or at or under . -15164;1365817405;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.00389971 BTC [+] -15163;1365817443;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=175137.0 -15162;1365817448;mircea_popescu;the typical gox user emerges -15161;1365817459;Doffx;Anyone know if I am able to put a sell order, then a buy order, then another sell order and so on in Gox and it be smart enough to buy sell in the order I said? -15160;1365817477;Doffx;I have not used Gox since 2011 -15159;1365817499;mircea_popescu;seems it'd sort by prices. -15158;1365817501;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -15157;1365817505;mircea_popescu;"Since there was no real proof of any btc-e account hack, i think that you are making panic. Any account compromentation because of user`s stupidness has no relation to exchange." -15156;1365817523;pizzaman1337;that's so russian -15155;1365817578;mircea_popescu;totally. -15154;1365817585;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=174403.0 << anyone know what this btc-e stuff is all about ? -15153;1365817594;mircea_popescu;are they going under or something ? -15152;1365817662;pizzaman1337;I think they recently changed it so that you can only login with your email address instead of your username, and many users apparently forgot what email they used to sign up, so... -15151;1365817697;Troic;The whole 'service discussion' area is a littany of woe -15150;1365817707;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i love that so many contracts have been sold/written/bought etc that the interest is up sky high -15149;1365817716;thestringpuller;the bot won't price under .27 -15148;1365817717;thestringpuller;lol -15147;1365817723;thestringpuller;.28* -15146;1365817749;mircea_popescu;it's just the volatility. -15145;1365817762;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 o that's what it is ? -15144;1365817802;Bugpowder;14M -15143;1365817807;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -15142;1365817809;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067363 / 0.00069764 / 0.00073 (586629 shares, 409.26 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00068982 / 0.00073 (2085980 shares, 1,438.97 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068862 / 0.00077505 (10252242 shares, 7,059.97 BTC) -15141;1365817860;pizzaman1337;mircea_popescu: yeah, there seem to be some unhappy people here: https://btc-e.com/news/136 -15140;1365817897;thestringpuller;;;estimate -15139;1365817899;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 9054407.82133 based on data since last change | 9287055.97634 based on data for last three days -15138;1365817900;thestringpuller;;;bc,stats -15137;1365817909;Bugpowder;all exchanges are shit -15136;1365817909;gribble;Current Blocks: 231048 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 791 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 15 hours, 23 minutes, and 57 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9054407.82133 | Estimated Percent Change: 18.00349 -15135;1365817911;mircea_popescu;"STILL NO RESPONSE after 2 days. This support is extra lousy. Still I cannot login because I used a disposable email for registering -15134;1365817911;mircea_popescu;A WARNING WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE BEFORE YOU CHANGE THE LOGIN!!!! -15133;1365817911;mircea_popescu;now I cannot login the account that I own even though I got username and password!! Any support here AT all?" -15132;1365817912;mircea_popescu;ouch -15131;1365817975;mircea_popescu;"first, we execute. then, we gather market data and figure wtf to do about it." -15130;1365818042;punkman1;who else is having a case of success now? btc-e, btc24, anyone else? -15129;1365818060;mircea_popescu;"Isn't the confirmation only sent to the new email address? I discovered today that I had mistyped my email when I registered, but since no email confirmation was necessary, I didn't notice it until I was unable to log in today." -15128;1365818073;mircea_popescu;this is really otherwordly. -15127;1365818326;ll;dunno if id use a disposable email on a site like taht -15126;1365818382;mircea_popescu;looks shady enough neh ? -15125;1365818403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6735 @ 0.00071364 = 4.8064 BTC [-] -15124;1365818456;ll;yep -15123;1365818506;ll;cue conspiracy theory of them ddosing so they could pull off this "hack" -15122;1365818567;mircea_popescu;o that;s there already. -15121;1365818602;mircea_popescu;i guess the most frustrating thing about mtgox incompetence is just how much worse the competitors are. -15120;1365818696;Bugpowder;yup -15119;1365818711;mod6;ya -15118;1365818762;mircea_popescu;i mean... i kinda like the bitcoin-central ppl for their bank partner thing. -15117;1365818769;mircea_popescu;but they gave everyone a shit of a scare just now -15116;1365818782;mircea_popescu;the russians seem all over the place in a vodka induced frenzy that lasts the week -15115;1365818817;mircea_popescu;bitfloor is run by a single perambulatory point of failure who is a smart kid with good tech skills but then does takiesque things to walletsd -15114;1365818841;Diablo-D3;wait -15113;1365818845;Diablo-D3;Ive heard this story before -15112;1365818862;Diablo-D3;bitcoinica! -15111;1365818874;KRS1;wtf this shit was supposed to crash down again -15110;1365818888;KRS1;Imma have to pull out my gatt on some nigga now -15109;1365818903;Diablo-D3;MagicalTux is japanese -15108;1365818909;mircea_popescu;he's not -15107;1365818912;pgp;;;goxlag -15106;1365818916;gribble;MtGox lag is 190.632593 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.382025581943 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mercury (0.39 AU). -15105;1365818922;Diablo-D3;so you need to pull out your gatt on some gap. -15104;1365818923;mircea_popescu;just some otaku living the dream of being in japan afaik -15103;1365818924;Diablo-D3;er, jap -15102;1365818941;mircea_popescu;pgp just think if the engine weren't 50x faster -15101;1365818944;Diablo-D3;so, I had a nice racist joke lined upd, and I fudged it. -15100;1365818949;mircea_popescu;lag would be 10`000 seconds right now. THREE HOURS -15099;1365818959;pgp;lol -15098;1365818960;KRS1;shieeet...i dont be known no nigga i gotta go overseas fo...but i betta not see they ass in the hood... -15097;1365818973;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: man, whats with otakus anyhow -15096;1365818975;thestringpuller;;;seen jurov -15095;1365818976;gribble;jurov was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 8 hours, 9 minutes, and 28 seconds ago: yes. just strike - vwap . -15094;1365818977;Diablo-D3;I enjoy anime as much as the next guy -15093;1365818980;mircea_popescu;they're like gypos w/o skillz -15092;1365818981;Diablo-D3;but I have not learned japanaese -15091;1365818983;KRS1;and gribble ass too -15090;1365819017;Diablo-D3;seriously, like, otakus want, like, little sisters. those perverts. -15089;1365819028;Diablo-D3;and never giant robots. -15088;1365819034;Diablo-D3;rarely is there a giant robot otaku -15087;1365819037;Diablo-D3;and that makes me sad -15086;1365819059;mircea_popescu;think Diablo-D3 : a giant mining robot -15085;1365819061;mircea_popescu;solar powered. -15084;1365819063;Bugpowder;I went all in about an hour ago -15083;1365819076;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15082;1365819077;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 108.76611, Best ask: 109.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.23389, Last trade: 109.00000, 24 hour volume: 537506.26393819, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 84.68414 -15081;1365819081;Diablo-D3;actually, theres a gundam thats _moon_ powered -15080;1365819092;pgp;;;goxlag -15079;1365819092;gribble;MtGox lag is 123.359415 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.247210886459 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -15078;1365819111;pgp;this is worse than it's been all day - i think... -15077;1365819153;thestringpuller;after too many orders go in -15076;1365819171;pgp;.01 BTC orders... -15075;1365819227;mircea_popescu;pgp why guess ? http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ -15074;1365819296;pgp;nice - never seen this page... -15073;1365819348;kakobrekla;its new -15072;1365819387;thestringpuller;;;ticker -15071;1365819388;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 106.24000, Best ask: 106.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.75000, Last trade: 106.24000, 24 hour volume: 539648.85921413, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 84.77927 -15070;1365819420;orkaa;i take requests for new graphs if anyone's got something in mind -15069;1365819471;pgp;overlay of prices from all major exchanges -15068;1365819505;orkaa;http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/both/ -15067;1365819510;orkaa;you've got mtgox and bitstamp here -15066;1365819519;orkaa;i can add others i guess.. -15065;1365819533;orkaa;what would you want the most? -15064;1365819534;pgp;cool -15063;1365819549;kakobrekla;width of your anal hole over time -15062;1365819552;pgp;prolly BTC-e and bitfloor -15061;1365819564;orkaa;kakobrekla: hard to measure -15060;1365819565;pgp;forget campbx -15059;1365819578;mircea_popescu;use a measuring stick ? -15058;1365819621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18798 @ 0.00071364 = 13.415 BTC [-] -15057;1365819622;orkaa;mircea_popescu: i'd hate to do it myself -15056;1365819631;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.77 = 6.16 BTC [+] -15055;1365819634;pgp;stacked bar graph of exchange volumes underneath -15054;1365819663;pizzaman1337;that'd be nice -15053;1365819670;mircea_popescu;lol a new service is born -15052;1365819701;kakobrekla;and keep the name -15051;1365819710;kakobrekla;its what i say often when i look at those charts -15050;1365819732;mircea_popescu;lol -15049;1365819735;orkaa;http://jezus.si/ -15048;1365819735;mircea_popescu;the true bitcoin jezuz -15047;1365819740;pgp;lol -15046;1365819748;pgp;jesus! -15045;1365819757;kakobrekla;jesus look at that lag! -15044;1365819759;mircea_popescu;in other news http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136580751244.jpg -15043;1365819765;kakobrekla;jesus bitcoin is 1$! -15042;1365819770;kakobrekla;jesus dub got filled! -15041;1365819783;pgp;fuck jesus! -15040;1365819823;pgp;;;goxlag -15039;1365819823;gribble;MtGox lag is 65.136176 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.130532167403 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -15038;1365819829;orkaa;mircea_popescu: what's up with adria richards? who won the prize? -15037;1365819847;mircea_popescu;orkaa http://trilema.com/2013/rape-is-fun-or-lets-fuck-up-adria-richards/#comment-92655 -15036;1365819878;mircea_popescu;heh. blockchain.info is down of course -15035;1365819909;mircea_popescu;someone should write a calculator for the relative frequency of an arbitrary selection of critical pieces of bitcoin infrastructure bering online at the same time -15034;1365819915;mircea_popescu;"any 3 once a week. any 5 once a year" -15033;1365819918;mircea_popescu;offer it like bets. -15032;1365819922;orkaa;haha, all n00bs -15031;1365819932;orkaa;i was trying to convice a friend of mine -15030;1365819938;orkaa;who does photoshop for a living -15029;1365819945;orkaa;but she said it was bad karma -15028;1365819946;orkaa;bah. -15027;1365819955;pizzaman1337;that'd promote DDoSing to win the bet though, mircea -15026;1365819958;mircea_popescu;you know a girl ?! -15025;1365819979;orkaa;:* -15024;1365819980;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 i guess it would. -15023;1365820143;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.35 = 1.4 BTC [-] -15022;1365820143;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.346 = 1.038 BTC [-] -15021;1365820192;mircea_popescu;i think this was the only photoshop contest in history with 2.5k usd as top prize -15020;1365820202;mircea_popescu;it paid out on the 8th, if winner had the sense to sell on the 10th or w/e -15019;1365820301;orkaa;yeah, the prize was great -15018;1365820320;orkaa;that's why it's weird only noobs responded -15017;1365820349;MJR_;dude -15016;1365820349;mircea_popescu;well... karma i guess -15015;1365820357;MJR_;just saw a great interview on cnbc -15014;1365820371;MJR_;larry kudlow was actually fair, and it was balanced as well as mostly accurate -15013;1365820392;mircea_popescu;good thing. -15012;1365820407;MJR_;yes -15011;1365820418;MJR_;he basically ended the segment by saying "i think its the future" -15010;1365820426;MJR_;all 3 panelists were fans -15009;1365820434;MJR_;right wingers...basically anti-fed -15008;1365820443;MJR_;but i think we can all get behind that sentiment -15007;1365820476;mircea_popescu;i dunno... i don't think the fed per se is the problem. -15006;1365820484;mircea_popescu;it being run by politicians and idiots more like it. -15005;1365820494;MJR_;well yes -15004;1365820508;mircea_popescu;if run by people with a clue it can be a serious strength for the fiat currency. -15003;1365820514;MJR_;same difference...central bank means control...means idiots and politicians -15002;1365820522;MJR_;i agree, it would be nice -15001;1365820529;pgp;lol -15000;1365820533;mircea_popescu;i have the convenient example iof romania's cb. -14999;1365820533;MJR_;just unlikely..absolute power and all that -14998;1365820543;MJR_;print button is too tempting -14997;1365820546;mircea_popescu;it's been run as an absolute fief by the same guy for 25 years now -14996;1365820557;mircea_popescu;and it's been pretty much the one stalwart keeping the country afloat. -14995;1365820571;thestringpuller;;;ticker -14994;1365820573;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 110.00000, Best ask: 110.31428, Bid-ask spread: 0.31428, Last trade: 110.31428, 24 hour volume: 546853.70618701, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 85.08767 -14993;1365820576;mircea_popescu;not all the time, but plenty of times. -14992;1365820643;pgp;bitcoinity has been behind all day... -14991;1365820773;error4733;he asked ppl to send a mail to gox -14990;1365820794;error4733;to refresh more often the api -14989;1365820808;mircea_popescu;notice's gone tho. did he get threatened ? -14988;1365820847;pgp;yeah, but other have more updated data... service is prolly overloaded... -14987;1365820869;kakobrekla;i think i found another bug in bitstamp trading engine -14986;1365820884;kakobrekla;but whatever -14985;1365820885;pgp;what's that? -14984;1365820904;KRS1;anyone here trying to use cacti for graphs -14983;1365821023;kakobrekla;hm -14982;1365821026;kakobrekla;dunno -14981;1365821058;kakobrekla;looks like someone made a sell priced very low and i managed to scalp him by his ask price somefuckinghow -14980;1365821094;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 1.90001 BTC [-] -14979;1365821111;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 1.9 BTC [-] -14978;1365821118;pgp;huh? -14977;1365821120;KRS1;orkaa- those graphs use rrd hmm...nice -14976;1365821130;pizzaman1337;maybe they check to see if there's an order that == that exactly before checking to see if there's a "better" order -14975;1365821135;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7723 BTC [+] -14974;1365821168;pgp;that would be strange indeed... -14973;1365821171;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.7724 = 2.3172 BTC [+] -14972;1365821176;KRS1;i just ordered pizza -14971;1365821184;KRS1;they didn't take bitcoin -14970;1365821193;pgp;i just cracked open another beer -14969;1365821226;pgp;some week, huh? -14968;1365821250;KRS1;lol some folks lost their ass this week....lmao -14967;1365821267;pgp;yep... -14966;1365821278;pgp;old saying on wall street: -14965;1365821294;pgp;bull can make money, bears can make money... -14964;1365821297;kakobrekla;it went like this, price was 95 and bids and asks all around, i placed a buy priced by ask at 95, when page reloaded, i saw in the book order for 85 and my order for 95 and regular orders below -14963;1365821303;pgp;pigs just get slaughtered... -14962;1365821308;KRS1;greed -14961;1365821314;kakobrekla;my order got split into two -14960;1365821314;KRS1;they deserve it too -14959;1365821322;kakobrekla;one 95 one 85 -14958;1365821324;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -14957;1365821326;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 123.90251552 / 218.88143499 / 226.22012381 (14550 shares, 2,478.62 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -14956;1365821338;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -14955;1365821340;gribble;84.50 -14954;1365821352;KRS1;whats the spread like -14953;1365821367;pgp;slovenian matching engines... -14952;1365821378;kakobrekla;hey -14951;1365821388;kakobrekla;got a problem with slovenians? :) -14950;1365821399;pgp;jk -14949;1365821413;pgp;spent a lot of time the actually -14948;1365821422;pgp;love it there -14947;1365821428;kakobrekla;but the engines suck! -14946;1365821437;KRS1;dont the slavs have a lot of problems right now -14945;1365821452;kakobrekla;with what -14944;1365821484;KRS1;neighboring countries?? idk..maybe I'm wrong..gotta read up -14943;1365821491;kakobrekla;i mean -14942;1365821499;kakobrekla;there are problems but there always are here -14941;1365821538;KRS1;im just a stupid American, but from what I know about you guys is that you are robust people..strong. -14940;1365821572;KRS1;problems with terrorism? -14939;1365821582;kakobrekla;lol -14938;1365821588;kakobrekla;terrorists dont know where slovenia is -14937;1365821596;kakobrekla;how will they bomb it -14936;1365821651;KRS1;heh -14935;1365821663;KRS1;you know what now i am going to read ..and learn a little. -14934;1365821664;kakobrekla;even cnn showed slovakia few years ago talking about slovenia -14933;1365821673;kakobrekla;its jurov who will get fucked -14932;1365821713;pgp;slevenia is a beautiful country... truly -14931;1365821748;KRS1;no offense, but i was confused with somalia -14930;1365821756;kakobrekla;LMAO -14929;1365821761;KRS1;=( -14928;1365821761;pgp;lol -14927;1365821767;pgp;no -14926;1365821775;pgp;now THATS funny -14925;1365821784;kakobrekla;lemme check here, pgp you sure you werent in somalia/slovakia/somethingelse? -14924;1365821793;KRS1;ok so there goes my ignorance. -14923;1365821800;pgp;slovenia -14922;1365821804;mod6;ahh, somalia: Yaaar! -14921;1365821818;KRS1;wow different contenents -14920;1365821827;pgp;used to go to kranjska gora every summer as a kid -14919;1365821834;kakobrekla;but apparenlty same planet -14918;1365821845;kakobrekla;pgp :) -14917;1365821852;KRS1;u are lucky pgp.. -14916;1365821855;KRS1;haha -14915;1365821855;kakobrekla;you got roots here? -14914;1365821857;pgp;had family in ljubljana.. -14913;1365821867;kakobrekla;oh -14912;1365821870;pgp;my mother is from Dubrovnik -14911;1365821878;KRS1;my culteral interaction ends with the Cubans who have taken over South Florida, U.S. -14910;1365821888;pgp;lol -14909;1365821907;pgp;spent my summers in croatia as kid -14908;1365821917;kakobrekla;so you know some slovenian/croatian? -14907;1365821926;pgp;but we alway went up to slovenia for a couple of weeks -14906;1365821935;pgp;triglave also awesome -14905;1365821942;kakobrekla;dober dan, dve pivi prosim ? -14904;1365821957;pgp;good day, two beers please -14903;1365821968;kakobrekla;haha -14902;1365821970;kakobrekla;cool -14901;1365821972;pgp;that's about the extent of it though -14900;1365821993;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1049 @ 0.00072159 = 0.7569 BTC [+] -14899;1365821997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8163 @ 0.00072244 = 5.8973 BTC [+] -14898;1365822028;pgp;my wife LOVES slovenia - spent part of our honeymoon there... -14897;1365822046;orkaa;hah :) -14896;1365822047;kakobrekla;good, so you have a place picked out when you move out of states -14895;1365822049;orkaa;small world -14894;1365822090;pgp;yeah, when I need to flee the oppression of the US federal govt... -14893;1365822096;kakobrekla;;) -14892;1365822126;orkaa;pgp: have you seen our prime minister? :) -14891;1365822129;orkaa;http://edition.cnn.com/video/?/video/business/2013/04/10/qmb-intv-slovenian-prime-minister.cnn#/video/business/2013/04/10/qmb-intv-slovenian-prime-minister.cnn -14890;1365822146;orkaa;it's a good laugh -14889;1365822183;kakobrekla;OMG -14888;1365822199;kakobrekla;shame on you showing that around! hehe -14887;1365822221;kakobrekla;maybe we are in somalia really. -14886;1365822225;orkaa;hehe -14885;1365822240;pgp;hmmm -14884;1365822270;KRS1;told u i was an ignorant American -14883;1365822288;KRS1;most of us have little cultural experience or knowledge imo -14882;1365822292;kakobrekla;o, 119 gox -14881;1365822311;kakobrekla;too bad they didnt mix up slovenia and slovakia this time OgNasty -14880;1365822312;kakobrekla;eh -14879;1365822313;kakobrekla;orkaa -14878;1365822315;pizzaman1337;it's going up like, what, $10 an hour? -14877;1365822333;KRS1;haha what can i say :/ -14876;1365822344;gesell;whatt, m.mtgox.com's ssl certificate expired? -14875;1365822357;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -14874;1365822358;KRS1;gesell: that ticket is low pri -14873;1365822358;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 118.50000, Best ask: 119.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 119.00000, 24 hour volume: 559835.24447548, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 85.77785 -14872;1365822377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2999 @ 0.00389971 = 11.6952 BTC [+] -14871;1365822389;gesell;KRS1: was fine earlier (10 min ago) just not expired -14870;1365822390;orkaa;kakobrekla: maybe we'll receive the financial help meant for slovakia -14869;1365822403;KRS1;the time/date could be off on their server -14868;1365822420;KRS1;or your PC -14867;1365822437;kakobrekla;hum -14866;1365822440;kakobrekla;;;bids 100 -14865;1365822440;gribble;There are currently 7895.3764 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 839129.6212 USD in total. | Data vintage: 102.7756 seconds -14864;1365822455;kakobrekla;dunno -14863;1365822458;kakobrekla;its getting thin -14862;1365822463;kakobrekla;streched -14861;1365822467;pgp;wow - rough interview for slovenia PM... -14860;1365822473;troc_;;;bids 0 -14859;1365822474;gribble;There are currently 55596669 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14043877.4363 USD in total. | Data vintage: 11.9425 seconds -14858;1365822476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1465 @ 0.0039 = 5.7135 BTC [+] -14857;1365822491;KRS1;im not getting cert error -14856;1365822492;kakobrekla;orkaa when did that coime out -14855;1365822492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.0039 BTC [+] -14854;1365822504;orkaa;kakobrekla: few days ago? -14853;1365822509;mircea_popescu;you know slovenia contributed the word slovenly to the english language ? -14852;1365822511;kakobrekla;pgp yeah its retarded -14851;1365822517;mircea_popescu;apparently w/e mercenaries/whores were really dirty. -14850;1365822518;orkaa;not even a week i think -14849;1365822535;kakobrekla;urlpls mircea_popescu -14848;1365822551;kakobrekla;;;ud slovenly -14847;1365822552;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=slovenly | Mar 11, 2003 ... 1. slovenly. adjective describing one who is a mess; see slob. that one heavy kid is simply slovenly. buy slovenly mugs & shirts. by big pun Mar ... -14846;1365822553;mircea_popescu;http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=slovenly -14845;1365822568;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00071901 = 7.7653 BTC [-] -14844;1365822578;kakobrekla;lolz -14843;1365822585;mircea_popescu;>D -14842;1365822588;kakobrekla;its true. :\ -14841;1365822590;pgp;lol -14840;1365822622;orkaa;this is new to me, lol -14839;1365822624;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -14838;1365822625;gribble;There are currently 56099326 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14028685.3638 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.5869 seconds -14837;1365822670;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2034 @ 0.0039 = 7.9326 BTC [+] -14836;1365822693;orkaa;we were all farmers 100 years ago anyway -14835;1365822709;deyyo;and now -14834;1365822712;deyyo;btc farmers -14833;1365822714;deyyo;o.o -14832;1365822725;mircea_popescu;i wasn;'t a farmer 100 years ago -14831;1365822727;KRS1;yep the SSL certificate on mount cocks is EXPIRED -14830;1365822736;mircea_popescu;more like an independent taxation consultant. -14829;1365822756;KRS1;they actually got the certificate chain correct though -14828;1365822769;KRS1;expired today -14827;1365822775;KRS1;i wouldnt login if anyone has an acct there -14826;1365822799;pgp;fuckin' rookies -14825;1365822812;KRS1;gesell: are u in the U.S.? -14824;1365822843;KRS1;Its possible your time has moved past 12AM and it is now saturday 4/13 for you..its 4/12 Friday here in EST time zone in the U.S. -14823;1365822848;KRS1;so the cert is still valid for me -14822;1365822891;orkaa;KRS1: orkaa- those graphs use rrd hmm...nice -14821;1365822894;KRS1;they also got the key right 2048 as that is now standard -14820;1365822896;orkaa;it's whisper actually -14819;1365822904;KRS1;whisper.. -14818;1365822911;orkaa;modified rrd, little better -14817;1365822928;orkaa;http://graphite.wikidot.com/whisper -14816;1365822928;KRS1;oh cool i shall read up on that- thanks -14815;1365822938;KRS1;awesome ty! -14814;1365822994;KRS1;oh wow im learning something new about RRD...I knew that about the updates for time passed..just thought thats the way it is..whisper says no...nice. -14813;1365823017;maximian;126 -14812;1365823018;KRS1;I' -14811;1365823045;KRS1;I'd still rather have something written in C, maybe that will change in the future..not a big fan of python. -14810;1365823066;orkaa;KRS1: yeah, you could populate history easily with whisper -14809;1365823067;pgp;what the fuck is going on - this volatility is crazy -14808;1365823079;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -14807;1365823081;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 126.46112, Best ask: 127.09385, Bid-ask spread: 0.63273, Last trade: 126.01900, 24 hour volume: 566790.55969661, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 140.00000, 24 hour vwap: 86.22508 -14806;1365823092;Bugpowder;this is awesome -14805;1365823098;KRS1;I saw this coming actually. -14804;1365823101;Bugpowder;I went all in at 82-99 -14803;1365823105;KRS1;I'm no expert.. -14802;1365823106;Bugpowder;I saw it too -14801;1365823111;Bugpowder;bids were over 13M -14800;1365823117;KRS1;=D -14799;1365823137;KRS1;I think pgp called it too -14798;1365823185;pgp;remarkable -14797;1365823203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12134 @ 0.00072244 = 8.7661 BTC [+] -14796;1365823218;pgp;where does it stop though? -14795;1365823240;pgp;130? -14794;1365823243;pizzaman1337;never -14793;1365823248;pgp;round here? -14792;1365823257;Bugpowder;I said 39 -14791;1365823259;Bugpowder;130 -14790;1365823265;Bugpowder;but with this bid support -14789;1365823265;maximian;130 today -14788;1365823269;Bugpowder;Ill put it this way -14787;1365823274;kakobrekla;with gox it stops at 2147483647 prolly -14786;1365823282;Bugpowder;12M bids was enough to support a $200 price -14785;1365823287;Bugpowder;we are at $14M bids -14784;1365823295;Bugpowder;which I only saw 1 day. -14783;1365823300;Bugpowder;the day before 266 -14782;1365823300;pgp;135 was high after gox reopened... -14781;1365823432;pgp;24h gox volume is 569k -14780;1365823697;Bugpowder;no fees -14779;1365823699;Bugpowder;will do that -14778;1365823704;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -14777;1365823705;gribble;There are currently 56192274 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13877126.7745 USD in total. | Data vintage: 76.0866 seconds -14776;1365823724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5821 @ 0.00072268 = 4.2067 BTC [+] -14775;1365823856;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -14774;1365823856;gribble;There are currently 56189685 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13674205.4139 USD in total. | Data vintage: 80.8205 seconds -14773;1365823894;Bugpowder;;;bids 125 -14772;1365823895;gribble;There are currently 3046.9761 bitcoins demanded at or over 125.0 USD, worth 390862.295482 USD in total. | Data vintage: 119.3433 seconds -14771;1365823904;Bugpowder;;;asks 135 -14770;1365823905;gribble;There are currently 3233.8751 bitcoins offered at or under 135.0 USD, worth 428171.973792 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0209 seconds -14769;1365824119;joecool;;;goxlag -14768;1365824119;gribble;MtGox lag is 5.442825 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0109073603591 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its second largest moon, Callisto (0.012567 AU). -14767;1365824156;KRS1;bugpowder: $39, pgp $42 -14766;1365824165;KRS1;I think -14765;1365824202;Bugpowder;god this is awesome -14764;1365824207;Bugpowder;I went so freaking in. -14763;1365824212;Bugpowder;at 82-99 -14762;1365824343;pgp;pretty amazing, but I think we've seen the local top -14761;1365824453;pgp;yeah... i don't think I want to go to sleep long... -14760;1365824478;maximian;yep, that's it for today -14759;1365824578;pgp;bids in starting at 75 and down - we'll see what the night brings. -14758;1365824719;pgp;oh boy - this is crazy volatiltiy -14757;1365824738;ThickAsThieves;just got back to my desk whatd i miss? -14756;1365824742;ThickAsThieves;120?! -14755;1365824758;ThickAsThieves;surprised we got here so quickly -14754;1365824792;pgp;up to 130 heading back down -14753;1365824801;joecool;down we go -14752;1365824830;pgp;getting goxed again... -14751;1365824859;mircea_popescu;trading 50% off the day avg -14750;1365824863;mircea_popescu;the bot is certainly loving this lol -14749;1365824879;mircea_popescu;at this rate by the end of the month all calls will sell for 1btc+ and all puts for over 9000 -14748;1365824893;pgp;lol -14747;1365824896;joecool;lol -14746;1365824927;pgp;;;goxlag -14745;1365824928;gribble;MtGox lag is 58.992681 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.118220672209 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Jupiter and Callisto (0.12567 AU). -14744;1365825042;mircea_popescu;anyway. off to bed. take care all. -14743;1365825053;joecool;later -14742;1365825055;pgp;nite -14741;1365850949;Namworld;50 TH? -14740;1365850958;Namworld;oh... I know -14739;1365851101;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -14738;1365851102;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 119.01001, Best ask: 119.19000, Bid-ask spread: 0.17999, Last trade: 119.19000, 24 hour volume: 519954.94119336, 24 hour low: 54.25000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 88.43172 -14737;1365851292;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00999 BTC [-] -14736;1365851295;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00998 BTC [-] -14735;1365851299;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00997 BTC [-] -14734;1365851301;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 12 @ 0.00997 = 0.1196 BTC [-] -14733;1365851353;ChaangNoi;if that 50 TH comes on line... oh man, esp if before bfl -14732;1365851380;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 3 @ 0.00372 = 0.0112 BTC [+] -14731;1365851381;ChaangNoi;they will ahve like 40% of the network, in fucking sane -14730;1365851802;leotreasure;i thought was only 22th -14729;1365851949;mircea_popescu;well it varies. -14728;1365852021;wao;-pt? -14727;1365852036;wao;ChaangNoi: who 50Th? -14726;1365852046;ChaangNoi;asic miner -14725;1365852056;wao;I considering buying shares >_> -14724;1365852056;ChaangNoi;22? -14723;1365852062;leotreasure;22 TH this month -14722;1365852067;ChaangNoi;on the 22nd -14721;1365852077;ChaangNoi;22nd is the soonest it could be up -14720;1365852080;ChaangNoi;no end time -14719;1365852092;wao;hmm -14718;1365852094;leotreasure;ok -14717;1365852097;wao;and do you have some shares of it? -14716;1365852102;leotreasure;he wrote 22th this month -14715;1365852102;ChaangNoi;if all goes well, it will be awesome, -14714;1365852112;ChaangNoi;did he? -14713;1365852115;leotreasure;i guess he meant 22nd -14712;1365852117;ChaangNoi;i might need to reread it -14711;1365852120;leotreasure;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1819469#msg1819469 -14710;1365852132;ChaangNoi;oh its odds are english -14709;1365852156;ChaangNoi;being in asia i dont even notice, im fluent in engrish -14708;1365852159;leotreasure;i think you're right tho -14707;1365852177;ChaangNoi;its not done yet, but will be aweosme if it happens -14706;1365852194;leotreasure;takes 2 weeks from the 22nd -14705;1365852205;leotreasure;50 th would be awesome -14704;1365852211;ChaangNoi;im willing to wait -14703;1365852235;ChaangNoi;anyway it songkran so i gota go outside, drink beern, and shoot hot girls with waterguns... -14702;1365852236;ChaangNoi;peace -14701;1365852275;leotreasure;hf! -14700;1365852284;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.40997 BTC [-] -14699;1365852303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3495 BTC [+] -14698;1365852857;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 7 @ 0.2 = 1.4 BTC [+] -14697;1365853293;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.40997 = 1.2299 BTC [-] -14696;1365853805;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 2 @ 0.00031 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -14695;1365853809;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 2 @ 0.00031 = 0.0006 BTC [+] -14694;1365853962;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 58 @ 0.0101 = 0.5858 BTC [+] -14693;1365854143;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00372 BTC [+] -14692;1365854985;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-doctrine-of-total-depravity/ << me on religion. -14691;1365855069;Scrat;I like the deer metaphor -14690;1365855362;bgupta;mg down? -14689;1365856261;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3495 = 0.699 BTC [+] -14688;1365856327;taub;question should be if it's up.... -14687;1365856518;mircea_popescu;deer in highheels i tell you! -14686;1365856523;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4498 @ 0.00070132 = 3.1545 BTC [-] -14685;1365856595;jurov;;;bc,stats -14684;1365856598;gribble;Current Blocks: 231122 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 717 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 4 hours, 37 minutes, and 53 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9033281.16731 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.72815 -14683;1365856609;jurov;jolly good -14682;1365856723;jurov;CoinBr.iDiff holders should mine hard... otherwise they'll get paid only 0.076 pre share... -14681;1365856861;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.3495 = 1.0485 BTC [+] -14680;1365857026;mircea_popescu;lol so if anyone's curious re the "hacked mtgox db" : -14679;1365857030;mircea_popescu;https://blockchain.info/address/1MsB1gxHtrZDBHmSeBbFQchWq2a5aDySsb -14678;1365857044;mircea_popescu;kid got 1 btc from me, paid some debts, went and dropped the rest on s.dice (lost) -14677;1365857057;mircea_popescu;he delivered a link to mtgox_db.exe, which obviously. -14676;1365857892;Namworld;oh hey -14675;1365857967;Namworld;I charted 2011's bubble on hourly graph and apposed it with current price -14674;1365857975;Namworld;on Bitcoincharts -14673;1365857986;Namworld;This is the result: http://i.imgur.com/GfaIyeB.png -14672;1365858040;Namworld;Current trend is well on it's way to create a perfect bubble chart mirror. -14671;1365858112;Namworld;One may wonder if it will die out over the next 2-3 months like in 2011 and stabilize at some low level -14670;1365858129;Namworld;from where we can resume a more stable/steady growth -14669;1365858141;Namworld;or prop back up again... who knows -14668;1365858156;Namworld;Would be fun if it kept mirroring 2011 tho -14667;1365858384;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.809 BTC [+] -14666;1365859931;ThickAsThieves;Nam, I'm still worried about a short-term fall -14665;1365860363;Namworld;well that might occur... -14664;1365860375;Namworld;still, I expect the price to go downward slower -14663;1365860401;ChaangNoi;bitcoin24 closed? details? -14662;1365860416;ChaangNoi;how did i not hear of this lol -14661;1365860518;ezdiy;ChaangNoi: unlicensed exchange, polish account suspended under AML suspicion -14660;1365860523;ezdiy;hot wallet empty -14659;1365860530;ezdiy;hopefully bitcoins are safe -14658;1365860536;damientrog;http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15026825/php-mysql-how-to-prevent-two-requests-update -14657;1365860542;ezdiy;not relevant imo -14656;1365860548;ChaangNoi;oh wow thanks ezdiy -14655;1365860551;ChaangNoi;that sucks -14654;1365860574;ezdiy;damientrog: that race indeed existed during aug-feb though :) -14653;1365860585;damientrog;:) -14652;1365860631;damientrog;I just transferred a decent amount of coins back to my wallet, but it didn't go through -14651;1365860637;damientrog;just before it closed -14650;1365860644;ezdiy;yup -14649;1365860649;damientrog;the place was going apeshit though -14648;1365860650;ezdiy;supposed hot wallet empty -14647;1365860661;ezdiy;worst case - because of the sql bug, lots of coins were stolen -14646;1365860669;ezdiy;and simon didnt bother to announce it -14645;1365860693;ezdiy;and now will play the victim "aaand its gone, coz of evil german/polish govt" -14644;1365860696;damientrog;growing pains of the Bitcoin community -14643;1365860705;Scrat;ezdiy: wtf -14642;1365860734;damientrog;I always am fearful when transferring around fortunes in BTC to these exchanges -14641;1365860749;damientrog;I just spread my risk -14640;1365860751;damientrog;but still -14639;1365860756;ezdiy;ya -14638;1365860765;ezdiy;anything besides mtgox is hard to trust :( -14637;1365860768;damientrog;they are usually 1-guy operations -14636;1365860796;Scrat;ezdiy: I hope that guy isn't running an exchange right now -14635;1365860837;ezdiy;hey -14634;1365860842;ezdiy;it happened in the past -14633;1365860856;damientrog;if it weren't for the fact these guys usually here, I wouldn't trust it one bit -14632;1365860856;ezdiy;and i *DONT* believe in hacks, until substantial evidence is shown :) -14631;1365860891;ezdiy;simple explanation - if you're not making enough profit and you're holding assets you'd make in 5 years at current rate, its simpler to screw the customers -14630;1365861007;damientrog;this line is hilarious on btct.co: "Fundamentally, the purpose of this stock market simulation game … " -14629;1365861030;damientrog;hey guys, don't blame me it was only a game -14628;1365861052;damientrog;but still a great site though -14627;1365861321;jurov;some asset issuer on its sister exchange litecon-global pulled it out already -14626;1365861335;jurov;"just a game, we took it, sorry" -14625;1365861408;damientrog;I wonder how many people realise these dangers -14624;1365861451;punkman1;what danger, p2p distributed clown-based exchanges are the future! -14623;1365861452;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -14622;1365861453;gribble;1 BTC = 116.01200 U.S. dollars = 88.700971 Euros -14621;1365861464;damientrog;hehe -14620;1365861490;punkman1;I store all my coins in clown-based storage -14619;1365861798;ThickAsThieves;think we'll see an amplified weekend dip? -14618;1365861833;punkman1;my cat says no -14617;1365861843;savetheinternet;i bought a significant amount of asicminer shares today -14616;1365861851;savetheinternet;my first real investment in bitcoin assets -14615;1365861864;ThickAsThieves;you couldve done much worse -14614;1365861987;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -14613;1365861987;gribble;64831.1719639 -14612;1365861991;ThickAsThieves;bleh -14611;1365862209;punkman1;lol at the stackoverflow link -14610;1365862215;punkman1;is that the bitcoin24 guy? -14609;1365862389;error4733;!bids 0 -14608;1365862425;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 292 @ 0.00372 = 1.0862 BTC [+] -14607;1365862871;ThickAsThieves;Does BFL even give updates anymore? -14606;1365862884;ThickAsThieves;they just be mining away with everyone's units -14605;1365862986;jurov;hashrate doesn't indicate that -14604;1365863081;ThickAsThieves;it does if they have been doing it for a month+ -14603;1365863190;ThickAsThieves;if you break down AM, all the AValons possible, and more than modest GPU estimates, I'm pretty sure it leaves room for one asic maker to be cheating -14602;1365863459;punkman1;relevant, http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2013/04/121-pre-asic-network-hashrate.html -14601;1365863521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.42 = 5.68 BTC [+] -14600;1365863541;ThickAsThieves;thanks! -14599;1365863557;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.809 = 8.09 BTC [+] -14598;1365863574;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 19 @ 0.81 = 15.39 BTC [+] -14597;1365863623;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.815 BTC [+] -14596;1365863628;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.815 = 8.15 BTC [+] -14595;1365863792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 452 @ 0.00070132 = 0.317 BTC [-] -14594;1365863795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24050 @ 0.0006996 = 16.8254 BTC [-] -14593;1365863797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13490 @ 0.00069351 = 9.3554 BTC [-] -14592;1365863809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3508 @ 0.0006934 = 2.4324 BTC [-] -14591;1365864065;ThickAsThieves;so if i understand correctly, he's roughly proving that 80% of hashing is done by 20% of miners -14590;1365864075;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -14589;1365864076;gribble;64831.1719639 -14588;1365864100;ThickAsThieves;;;calc 64831.1719639*.8 -14587;1365864101;gribble;51864.9375711 -14586;1365864153;ThickAsThieves;so 50000 os probably asic miners? -14585;1365864178;ThickAsThieves;he says he'll address this exact topic in his next post -14584;1365864191;Scrat;;;bids 0 -14583;1365864193;gribble;There are currently 44105322 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14323183.9498 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0098 seconds -14582;1365864204;ThickAsThieves;actually no, he's gonna predict nethash -14581;1365864277;ThickAsThieves;meh i dunno, but I do suspect hashing is well above what AM and avalon claim to have shipped -14580;1365866082;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10467 @ 0.0006934 = 7.2578 BTC [-] -14579;1365866826;taub;very very thin volume -14578;1365867120;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3874 = 1.1622 BTC [+] -14577;1365867510;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.815 = 4.89 BTC [+] -14576;1365867644;altoz;;;bids 0 -14575;1365867646;gribble;There are currently 44179884 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14575523.3865 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0107 seconds -14574;1365867980;altoz;;;asks command -14573;1365867980;gribble;Error: 'command' is not a valid floating point number. -14572;1365867987;altoz;;;asks 117 -14571;1365867990;gribble;There are currently 160.93487 bitcoins offered at or under 117.0 USD, worth 18829.0146385 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0025 seconds -14570;1365867999;altoz;;;asks 230 -14569;1365868000;gribble;There are currently 65454.517 bitcoins offered at or under 230.0 USD, worth 10675349.4797 USD in total. | Data vintage: 9.7170 seconds -14568;1365868005;altoz;;;asks 250 -14567;1365868006;gribble;There are currently 79034.624 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 14036918.2744 USD in total. | Data vintage: 15.5423 seconds -14566;1365868011;altoz;;;asks 260 -14565;1365868012;gribble;There are currently 81140.686 bitcoins offered at or under 260.0 USD, worth 14577304.377 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.7122 seconds -14564;1365868957;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.0007062 = 11.5817 BTC [+] -14563;1365868960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7450 @ 0.00070947 = 5.2856 BTC [+] -14562;1365869040;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 11 @ 1.5 = 16.5 BTC [+] -14561;1365869580;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.36 = 1.44 BTC [-] -14560;1365869939;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.55 BTC [+] -14559;1365870324;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 30 @ 0.00465 = 0.1395 BTC [-] -14558;1365870460;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 9 @ 0.0099 = 0.0891 BTC [-] -14557;1365870479;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.55 = 7.75 BTC [+] -14556;1365870817;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.00372 = 1.86 BTC [+] -14555;1365870994;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8149 BTC [-] -14554;1365871507;FabianB;!ticker m S.MPOE -14553;1365871508;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.0006934 / 0.00070688 / 0.00073 (509269 shares, 359.99 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.0006913 / 0.00073 (2255212 shares, 1,559.04 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068895 / 0.00077505 (10436877 shares, 7,190.58 BTC) -14552;1365872128;altoz;;;bids 0 -14551;1365872131;gribble;There are currently 44175268 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14463026.2065 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0111 seconds -14550;1365872927;ThickAsThieves;here comes the relief price -14549;1365872998;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 5 @ 0.2 = 1 BTC [+] -14548;1365873027;taub;mtgox keeps going down yea -14547;1365873029;taub;hilarious -14546;1365873035;c1n0;relief price? -14545;1365873037;ThickAsThieves;it was inevitable -14544;1365873044;ThickAsThieves;run up yesterday was to fast -14543;1365873046;taub;;;ticker -14542;1365873047;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 112.00000, Best ask: 112.12000, Bid-ask spread: 0.12000, Last trade: 112.12000, 24 hour volume: 366351.99823576, 24 hour low: 67.34453, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 99.49012 -14541;1365873048;c1n0;yep -14540;1365873048;ThickAsThieves;too -14539;1365873056;c1n0;back under 100 we'll go -14538;1365873059;ThickAsThieves;yep -14537;1365873075;c1n0;getting ready for 50 -14536;1365873076;ThickAsThieves;it will be amplified by the weekend -14535;1365873102;ThickAsThieves;50 is the lowest possible, but i think there is enough money in gox to keep us from there -14534;1365873120;gesell;everyonne that was going to get out would have done so already -14533;1365873127;taub;you never know -14532;1365873139;taub;if it makes a move downward people could panic again -14531;1365873153;taub;especially those who sold at 50 and bought back at 100 -14530;1365873159;ThickAsThieves;i sold 100 coins at 115-119 today :) -14529;1365873163;gesell;the realtive upswing from the weekend might give them calm, unless there are some huge dumps. also at the curent price the whales that were able to obtain possitions in the market did so much higher and are not going to sell before we hit $180 again -14528;1365873165;c1n0;hmm yep -14527;1365873169;ThickAsThieves;bids up at 75-97 -14526;1365873178;c1n0;nice tat, thanks -14525;1365873191;taub;same ThickAsThieves :D made a mini trade -14524;1365873209;taub;from 110 to 120, was shooting for more but exited when momentum didnt come -14523;1365873221;ThickAsThieves;yeah at first i was going for 124 -14522;1365873226;ThickAsThieves;but then the charts shifted -14521;1365873232;taub;yeep -14520;1365873261;gesell;there are some clear bots trading if you follow all +800btc buy and ask trades on the edge. the bot is shifting them around in predictable manner and actually the reason for the little hump/lull/hump/lull pattern -14519;1365873305;ThickAsThieves;bots will support any price that aggressive orders wanna create -14518;1365873352;ThickAsThieves;they dont need a big spread, but they will thank you for it -14517;1365873359;gesell;oh yeah, clearly. just find it interesting to follow it as it oscillates on its own (likely buy and selling to itself at different weights depending if it is in the upswing state of its movement or downswing) -14516;1365873375;gesell;i wonder if it will change once fees are added back -14515;1365873473;gesell;here are two example whale bids: price:110 amount:999.92869578 edge:113..112.51 price:124.9999 amount:1200.001 -14514;1365873498;gesell;as the market is swinging up the bot will slowly increase the volume on the bottom and reduce it on the top -14513;1365873506;gesell;when the market goes down, it does the reverse -14512;1365873518;gesell;not to absolute pattern but pretty close -14511;1365873577;gesell;anyway, i plan to be sure im holding btc by weekend. -14510;1365873900;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.55 BTC [+] -14509;1365874345;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -14508;1365874345;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 1 day, 22 hours, 49 minutes, and 53 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -14507;1365875311;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [-] -14506;1365875330;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 0.815 = 5.705 BTC [+] -14505;1365875458;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.815 BTC [+] -14504;1365875472;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.815 = 3.26 BTC [+] -14503;1365875863;altoz;;;bids 0 -14502;1365875866;gribble;There are currently 44149877 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14732373.3823 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0101 seconds -14501;1365875873;altoz;;;asks 260 -14500;1365875873;gribble;There are currently 86341.908 bitcoins offered at or under 260.0 USD, worth 15296908.2659 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.1920 seconds -14499;1365875882;lippoper;;;ticker -14498;1365875884;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 114.92151, Best ask: 115.11900, Bid-ask spread: 0.19749, Last trade: 115.12000, 24 hour volume: 352548.16039366, 24 hour low: 67.34453, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 100.83932 -14497;1365875896;lippoper;Have you guys seen the new USB ASICMiner ? lol -14496;1365875922;TomServo;Yeah, have they said anything about a price? -14495;1365875929;kakobrekla;urlpls -14494;1365875931;kakobrekla;? -14493;1365875933;lippoper;$39 for board members -14492;1365875944;lippoper;$239 for public, if there are any left -14491;1365875954;kakobrekla;urlpls -14490;1365875967;TomServo;look kakobrekla just a sec -14489;1365875973;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.0101 = 0.0303 BTC [+] -14488;1365875979;kakobrekla;:D -14487;1365876034;TomServo;heh, meant 'looking' -14486;1365876037;TomServo;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=8i63dq38dk5vapvrptb22g4dl0&topic=99497.msg1819469#msg1819469 -14485;1365876058;ThickAsThieves;that price is not official -14484;1365876063;ThickAsThieves;afaik -14483;1365876089;kakobrekla;lmao -14482;1365876104;ThickAsThieves;so cute -14481;1365876108;kakobrekla;ya -14480;1365876114;ThickAsThieves;so little elec needed -14479;1365876129;TomServo;pretty dang cool, I think. -14478;1365876142;kakobrekla;but its a toy -14477;1365876150;lippoper;i'd love a usb hub with every port filled with one of these -14476;1365876152;taub;so -14475;1365876156;taub;is BFL a scam? -14474;1365876156;kakobrekla;like keyring btc miner -14473;1365876158;taub;or not -14472;1365876161;kakobrekla;works on solar -14471;1365876163;kakobrekla;n stuff -14470;1365876172;TomServo;yah, a toy for sure -14469;1365876198;lippoper;a toy, but if you had 10 of these, is that 3MH/s -14468;1365876207;kakobrekla;gh -14467;1365876216;lippoper;oh yeah, bitcoin mining -14466;1365876219;kakobrekla;ya but 3gh whats that today -14465;1365876224;kakobrekla;5 chinese do that manually -14464;1365876241;lippoper;that today my friend is 5-6 7970's -14463;1365876244;ThickAsThieves;i see it as the conumer's miner -14462;1365876251;gesell;anyone here use the socket.io inteface for gox in their own scripts? if so what lib do you use. i find the python stuff doesnt support the https://, only wss: and then horribly at that, and nodejs seems to be a bit buggy. anyone have some experiance -14461;1365876254;ThickAsThieves;every get one to support the network -14460;1365876273;lippoper;totally -14459;1365876280;lippoper;I would get 30 just in case -14458;1365876293;taub;gesell: try goxtool, http://prof7bit.github.com/goxtool/ -14457;1365876310;lippoper;9-10Gh/s -14456;1365876310;ThickAsThieves;then later on AM can introduce a PCI card -14455;1365876319;taub;but everything websocket is really unstable right now so that's a bummer -14454;1365876322;kakobrekla;dunno, maybe its worth 100$ if i had it today -14453;1365876326;lippoper;oooh, a PCI card -14452;1365876338;gesell;traub checking it out thanks -14451;1365876339;lippoper;or even a eSATA or Thunderbolt card -14450;1365876340;lippoper;wow -14449;1365876376;ThickAsThieves;i dont think those formats would work for mining, but thats out of my area -14448;1365876393;lippoper;;-) -14447;1365876400;lippoper;i was just fooling -14446;1365876442;ThickAsThieves;BFL is such a scam at this point -14445;1365876458;ThickAsThieves;no news in like 2 weeks? -14444;1365876466;ThickAsThieves;busy mining -14443;1365876515;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.78101 BTC [-] -14442;1365876517;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.781 BTC [-] -14441;1365876520;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.78001 = 1.56 BTC [-] -14440;1365876523;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.78 = 7.8 BTC [-] -14439;1365876526;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.78 = 3.9 BTC [-] -14438;1365876546;KRS1;whats up lipppOpppopp -14437;1365876590;wao;- means sell or buy? -14436;1365876903;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00223 BTC [+] -14435;1365877204;nookie;bugpoweder -14434;1365877212;nookie;bugpowder -14433;1365877479;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.815 BTC [+] -14432;1365877524;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.82 BTC [+] -14431;1365877617;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.79 = 1.58 BTC [-] -14430;1365877627;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.82 = 3.28 BTC [+] -14429;1365877629;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC [+] -14428;1365877666;ThickAsThieves;Bugpowder isn't here -14427;1365877767;lippoper;what's up KRS1 -14426;1365877784;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8229 = 1.6458 BTC [+] -14425;1365877788;lippoper;hey ThickAsThieves, yeah BFL is a scam, but seriously, they're too busy 'shipping' to update with news -14424;1365877799;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.82296 = 4.9378 BTC [+] -14423;1365877803;ThickAsThieves;go go AM -14422;1365877805;lippoper;and by seriously, I meant sarcastically -14421;1365877832;lippoper;gonna need some shares in ASICMINER -14420;1365877835;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.82297 BTC [+] -14419;1365877842;lippoper;that's about to take off on the 22nd -14418;1365878038;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.15 BTC [+] -14417;1365878099;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1.16 = 3.48 BTC [+] -14416;1365878334;thestringpuller;Has anyone spoked with smickles in the past 7 days? -14415;1365878367;ThickAsThieves;mircea_popescu, would you ever host a passthru on mpex? -14414;1365878408;thestringpuller;mircea is not here -14413;1365878414;thestringpuller;And his answer is easy -14412;1365878424;thestringpuller;;;eightball would mircea host a passthru? -14411;1365878425;gribble;No clue. -14410;1365878430;thestringpuller;:P -14409;1365878635;thestringpuller;;;eightball will smickles ever wire me my money? -14408;1365878635;gribble;Naturally. -14407;1365878999;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.36 = 3.6 BTC [-] -14406;1365879064;KRS1;faaaaal chickun -14405;1365879167;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [-] -14404;1365879417;taub;still supsect mtgox is trying to manipulate prices -14403;1365879429;taub;by shutting down websocket etc -14402;1365879459;taub;it essentially shuts down trading as nobody wants to go in blind -14401;1365879479;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.36 = 1.8 BTC [-] -14400;1365879481;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.355 = 1.42 BTC [-] -14399;1365879481;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -14398;1365879484;ThickAsThieves;trading is awfully slow today -14397;1365879523;ThickAsThieves;i know i do all mine elsewhere now -14396;1365879535;KRS1;want to throw an alka-seltzer in this btch -14395;1365879686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00071373 = 3.9255 BTC [+] -14394;1365880022;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -14393;1365880023;gribble;64757.3657893 -14392;1365880258;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 12 @ 1.55 = 18.6 BTC [+] -14391;1365880967;altoz;;;asks 260 -14390;1365880977;gribble;There are currently 86097.171 bitcoins offered at or under 260.0 USD, worth 15264939.1644 USD in total. | Data vintage: 1762.8584 seconds -14389;1365880994;altoz;;;asks 999999999 -14388;1365880996;gribble;There are currently 113551.78 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999.0 USD, worth 3912556192.17 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0053 seconds -14387;1365881120;Guest96001;;;ticker -14386;1365881120;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 113.62900, Best ask: 113.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.27100, Last trade: 114.00000, 24 hour volume: 328435.43002459, 24 hour low: 72.00000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 103.76695 -14385;1365881143;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 2500 -14384;1365881144;gribble;A market order to sell 2500 bitcoins right now would net 281341.5471 USD and would take the last price down to 111.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 112.5366 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0001 seconds -14383;1365881153;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 5000 -14382;1365881154;gribble;A market order to sell 5000 bitcoins right now would net 554724.9412 USD and would take the last price down to 108.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 110.9450 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 9.1154 seconds -14381;1365881229;c1n0;oh 113 -14380;1365881281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6650 @ 0.00072407 = 4.8151 BTC [+] -14379;1365881590;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 650 @ 0.00072407 = 0.4706 BTC [+] -14378;1365881593;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1767 @ 0.00072947 = 1.289 BTC [+] -14377;1365881880;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -14376;1365881898;thestringpuller;;;ticker -14375;1365881908;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -14374;1365882299;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.55 = 3.1 BTC [+] -14373;1365882348;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.799999 = 1.6 BTC [-] -14372;1365882524;thestringpuller;;;ticker -14371;1365882525;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 114.40000, Best ask: 114.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.10000, Last trade: 114.40000, 24 hour volume: 327494.64898141, 24 hour low: 72.00000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 104.27416 -14370;1365882534;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -14369;1365882534;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 115.60031166 / 219.37944037 / 226.19553589 (13844 shares, 2,468.31 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -14368;1365882555;thestringpuller;;;seen mircea_popescu -14367;1365882555;gribble;mircea_popescu was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 7 hours, 5 minutes, and 1 second ago: he delivered a link to mtgox_db.exe, which obviously. -14366;1365883290;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.8 = 1.6 BTC [+] -14365;1365883477;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -14364;1365883479;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.42000000 / 1.52027778 / 1.55000000 (36 shares, 54.73000000 BTC), 7D: 0.75000001 / 1.44240166 / 1.93000000 (301 shares, 434.16290011 BTC), 30D: 0.75000001 / 1.72171064 / 2.08000000 (818 shares, 1408.35930041 BTC) -14363;1365884032;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -14362;1365884158;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.33775 BTC [-] -14361;1365884159;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.33500001 = 4.69 BTC [-] -14360;1365884485;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7951 BTC [-] -14359;1365884497;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.79 BTC [-] -14358;1365884498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.000728 = 3.64 BTC [-] -14357;1365884500;Bugpowder;This is why I am cashing out 67% -14356;1365884502;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/fZwy3xd.png -14355;1365884556;ThickAsThieves;Bug I don't know if that's fair -14354;1365884564;ThickAsThieves;conditions are not the same at all -14353;1365884567;unbalanced_;Where do you think the bull trap will top out? -14352;1365884577;ThickAsThieves;bitcoin has hype -14351;1365884583;ThickAsThieves;back then it didnt -14350;1365884587;ThickAsThieves;way less users -14349;1365884590;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: It had hype back then -14348;1365884598;Bugpowder;The valuation is 10x now than then -14347;1365884621;Bugpowder;Clearly it is the most simplistic of analyses -14346;1365884627;Bugpowder;comparing two charts -14345;1365884636;unbalanced_;I agree that "it's different this time" as far as hype levels go, but bubble after bubble, asset class after asset class, the same sort of curves play out on the charts. -14344;1365884640;Bugpowder;But I think the risk level is off the charts right now -14343;1365884656;unbalanced_;And it's too expensive to buy options to mitigate that risk -14342;1365884667;Bugpowder;up -14341;1365884668;Bugpowder;yup -14340;1365884693;Bugpowder;And the volatility in the price actually makes it more profitable just to trade the swings -14339;1365884695;ThickAsThieves;i'm about as out as i can be anyway, unless i crash the stocks market for some assets... -14338;1365884700;Bugpowder;with cash in and out -14337;1365884721;Bugpowder;Made some very very good trades yesterady -14336;1365884732;Bugpowder;didn't get the bottom but got the top -14335;1365884748;ThickAsThieves;same here -14334;1365884750;unbalanced_;These oscillations are like clockwork. I guess we have bots to thank for that? -14333;1365884758;ThickAsThieves;my most recent outs were just under 120 -14332;1365884772;ThickAsThieves;but i do have bids up sub-100 -14331;1365884778;ThickAsThieves;not a lot -14330;1365884780;ThickAsThieves;but enough -14329;1365884827;ThickAsThieves;demand is totally different now -14328;1365884837;ThickAsThieves;as wella s other things -14327;1365884882;ThickAsThieves;we have more businesses, easier ways to use coins, way more mining foundation -14326;1365884883;Bugpowder;I'm going to look at reentry at 30. -14325;1365884907;Bugpowder;Still keeping a ton of money in coins -14324;1365884916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9881 @ 0.0007222 = 7.1361 BTC [-] -14323;1365884934;ThickAsThieves;i dont think youll see 30 -14322;1365884952;ThickAsThieves;not without bad enough news that youll change your mind -14321;1365885013;Bugpowder;I think we hover for a while -14320;1365885015;Bugpowder;and fade down -14319;1365885016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00070662 = 6.7836 BTC [-] -14318;1365885021;Bugpowder;slowly over a few months -14317;1365885042;Bugpowder;to the level that actual economic activity supports ($30) -14316;1365885054;Bugpowder;and then I will move in strongly -14315;1365885061;Bugpowder;and ride the next hype cycle -14314;1365885067;Bugpowder;for another 100x gain. -14313;1365885073;unbalanced_;I'm sure you've all seen this chart umpteen times but this one has a nice blue circle at the relevant point http://jamesgoodeonthemoney.blogspot.ca/2010/10/uk-property-prices-post-record-drop-as.html (the chart applies to all asset bubbles, not just real estate or BTC) -14312;1365885368;error4733;bugpowder, wath about 150K new account on Mt Gox since march ? -14311;1365885418;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 5 @ 0.00223 = 0.0112 BTC [+] -14310;1365885531;Bugpowder;everyone wants BTC -14309;1365885532;Bugpowder;sure -14308;1365885535;error4733;the only bubble start on april 100 to 262 in just 10 days -14307;1365885541;Bugpowder;but everyone wants a good deal -14306;1365885546;Bugpowder;The bubble started at $!5. -14305;1365885547;Bugpowder;$!5 -14304;1365885550;Bugpowder;$15 -14303;1365885567;Bugpowder;it was a steady ramp from there -14302;1365885614;Bugpowder;Look at the Log scale -14301;1365885624;KRS1;bubbles pop into oblivion, this one is sticking around like the air after a good bowl movement -14300;1365885638;ThickAsThieves;bowel -14299;1365885641;Bugpowder;linear ramp from Jan 15th, no pullbacks at all, then a sharper angle after cyprus, mar 15th -14298;1365885648;KRS1;oh heh lol yep..not the kind u smoke -14297;1365885649;deyyo;it might pop next week again :P -14296;1365885654;Bugpowder;Sure -14295;1365885655;ThickAsThieves;i do agree with Bug that the air will be let out for real soon -14294;1365885655;Bugpowder;it totally -14293;1365885659;Bugpowder;might -14292;1365885665;ThickAsThieves;i just dont think the lull will be typical -14291;1365885667;KRS1;hmmm it seems to be that time again -14290;1365885691;Guest96001;Bug -14289;1365885703;Bugpowder;I just think we haven't seen the return to a realistic valuation yet, and after a bubble pops, you will usually end up with an undershoot of value -14288;1365885709;Guest96001;It seems you finally made money on put bets -14287;1365885715;Bugpowder;once full capitulation takes place -14286;1365885722;Bugpowder;No, mircera canceled my puts -14285;1365885731;Bugpowder;didn't make any money -14284;1365885733;Guest96001;So he robbed yo ass -14283;1365885735;Guest96001;Lol -14282;1365885738;Bugpowder;I don't want to go into it any more -14281;1365885747;error4733;tiberius, please... -14280;1365885749;c1n0;mircea still alive? -14279;1365885765;Bugpowder;Made a ton day trading these bounces though. -14278;1365885777;Guest96001;Bugpowder you mtgox verified? -14277;1365885782;KRS1;how in the hell can u trade during those lag times? i cant -14276;1365885784;b0n1;hey there! Is there a homepage that shows charts of different btc markets compared? -14275;1365885785;Bugpowder;I'll play the options game again once the bot pricing gets normalized -14274;1365885789;Bugpowder;Yes I'm verified -14273;1365885793;Bugpowder;not trusted yet though -14272;1365885799;Bugpowder;thinking of getting trusted -14271;1365885811;Bugpowder;but maybe coinlab will make that irrelevant -14270;1365885816;Bugpowder; -14269;1365885824;Bugpowder;but I have zero confidence in them -14268;1365885829;Guest96001;Bugpowder i think btc markets move faster than traditional markets because there is 0 enforced downtime -14267;1365885857;Guest96001;Many people lived wealthily with the bubble even for a day -14266;1365885870;Guest96001;I bought an ipad for 1.2 btc -14265;1365885873;Guest96001;Lol -14264;1365885875;KRS1;capitulation..we gonna dive next week i think -14263;1365885894;deyyo;i think we rise and then dive :> -14262;1365885915;KRS1;wasnt the rise from ~$70-$80 to current m.p.? -14261;1365885930;KRS1;how can i buy some of those short bets -14260;1365885965;Bugpowder;lol -14259;1365885970;Guest96001;Short puts? -14258;1365885973;Guest96001;Or short calls? -14257;1365885976;Bugpowder;can't buy puts now -14256;1365885978;Bugpowder;way too expensive -14255;1365885994;deadweasel;it's all a little pricey. -14254;1365886000;Guest96001;Sell the bot options then lol -14253;1365886005;Bugpowder;nope -14252;1365886012;Bugpowder;bot buying price hasn't increased -14251;1365886016;Guest96001;;;ticker -14250;1365886017;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 114.15000, Best ask: 114.34000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19000, Last trade: 114.34000, 24 hour volume: 320023.28590435, 24 hour low: 72.50000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 105.40869 -14249;1365886017;Bugpowder;only the selling price -14248;1365886033;Guest96001;The volume is dropping rapidly -14247;1365886039;Bugpowder;Guest96001: Its the weekend -14246;1365886050;Bugpowder;volume is always light on Sat night Sunday morning -14245;1365886057;Guest96001;Yes, but wednesday was like 1929 all over again -14244;1365886064;Bugpowder;or 2011 -14243;1365886068;Bugpowder;:) -14242;1365886072;Guest96001;2011 took several days iirc -14241;1365886088;Guest96001;I bought in at 16 went up to 30 and crashed -14240;1365886097;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/fZwy3xd.png -14239;1365886107;Bugpowder;wow you were an early investor -14238;1365886115;Bugpowder;I wan't to get in at $7 back then -14237;1365886119;Bugpowder;and was pissed I missed out -14236;1365886122;Bugpowder;then happy -14235;1365886127;Bugpowder;then it hit $2 -14234;1365886134;Bugpowder;and I was like… MUST BUY NOWWWWW -14233;1365886162;Bugpowder;gotta go get some coffee to cure my hangover -14232;1365886173;b0n1;hey there! Is there a homepage that shows charts of different btc markets compared? -14231;1365886178;Bugpowder;Looking at my mtgox account balance is a pretty nice cure though :) -14230;1365886193;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/ -14229;1365886196;Bugpowder;B0g4r7: -14228;1365886198;ThickAsThieves;you'll be withdrawing money for months -14227;1365886201;Bugpowder;oops b0n1 -14226;1365886217;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: yah, unless it hits 30 -14225;1365886223;Bugpowder;and 20 -14224;1365886225;ThickAsThieves;true -14223;1365886225;Bugpowder;and 15 -14222;1365886225;b0n1;Bugpowder, on bitcoincharts you cant for example display 3 markets in one charts -14221;1365886236;Bugpowder;I don't know a site that has an overlay -14220;1365886257;Bugpowder;jurov had a link to one that does that i think -14219;1365886260;Bugpowder;or kakobrekla -14218;1365886278;b0n1;yeah i was told i should ask here -14217;1365886363;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -14216;1365886440;mod6;nice -14215;1365886447;Bugpowder;reddit likes it! http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c9zbb/anatomy_of_two_bitcoin_bubbles/ -14214;1365886469;Bugpowder;NICE kakobrekla -14213;1365886476;Bugpowder;is that dynamically updating? -14212;1365886481;Bugpowder;bookmarked. -14211;1365886513;kakobrekla;yes -14210;1365886701;ThickAsThieves;if you look at those bubble charts -14209;1365886706;b0n1;thanks kakobrekla -14208;1365886710;ThickAsThieves;it could be argued that we are further along -14207;1365886721;b0n1;do you have also one for other markets? -14206;1365886725;ThickAsThieves;due to compressed time action compared to 2011 -14205;1365886729;b0n1;or special markets like mtgoxEUR -14204;1365886740;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 110.00000, Best ask: 111.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 110.00000, 24 hour volume: 319889.06631344, 24 hour low: 75.00001, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 105.91656 -14203;1365886827;ThickAsThieves;bid walls disappearing -14202;1365886829;ThickAsThieves;yuss -14201;1365886851;Bugpowder;that reddit post spooked the market. LOL -14200;1365886860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00070377 = 7.6711 BTC [-] -14199;1365886897;Guest96001;What reddit post_? -14198;1365886905;deadweasel;there are a lot of angry people over bitinstant.... -14197;1365886914;ThickAsThieves;timberrrrrrr -14196;1365886937;ThickAsThieves;dodge the knife! -14195;1365887001;c1n0;tanking again? -14194;1365887110;ThickAsThieves;support from 100 and up went from 12000 coins to 8000 in the past hour -14193;1365887169;thestringpuller;;;bids 100 -14192;1365887169;gribble;There are currently 8085.5564 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 839838.49838 USD in total. | Data vintage: 22.0640 seconds -14191;1365887190;ThickAsThieves;plus 2000 new coins for sale in that time -14190;1365887203;error4733;;;bids 55 -14189;1365887203;gribble;There are currently 80671.093 bitcoins demanded at or over 55.0 USD, worth 6123830.3584 USD in total. | Data vintage: 55.9154 seconds -14188;1365887238;ThickAsThieves;support will drop to 95 soon, then 80 -14187;1365887263;Guest96001;Thi -14186;1365887272;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -14185;1365887272;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 109.50946, Best ask: 110.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49054, Last trade: 110.00000, 24 hour volume: 319578.01377036, 24 hour low: 75.32006, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 106.03518 -14184;1365887274;error4733;short then -14183;1365887274;Guest96001;ThickAsThieves: why? -14182;1365887290;ThickAsThieves;hehe you need to be a lil more specific -14181;1365887321;ThickAsThieves;watch the walls -14180;1365887328;ThickAsThieves;and query gribble -14179;1365887334;Scrat;;;goxlag -14178;1365887335;gribble;MtGox lag is 568.703018 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.13967448056 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Earth (1 AU). -14177;1365887340;Scrat;50x faster engine hard at work -14176;1365887342;ThickAsThieves;wow -14175;1365887351;ThickAsThieves;its going down now i guess -14174;1365887387;deyyo;yeh -14173;1365887390;deyyo;kinda scary :P -14172;1365887407;Skarr;That'd be my guess too, Thieves. In the last several days, have we had a single instance of lag spiking to the minutes which has resulted in an upturn? -14171;1365887442;ThickAsThieves;i think upturn during lag happened like once -14170;1365887506;thestringpuller;;;ticker -14169;1365887507;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 109.77000, Best ask: 110.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.23000, Last trade: 110.00000, 24 hour volume: 319361.59253106, 24 hour low: 75.32006, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 106.05848 -14168;1365887508;ThickAsThieves;feel bad for thos people making buys at 110 -14167;1365887515;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.0006 = 0.006 BTC [+] -14166;1365887523;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00077 BTC [+] -14165;1365887524;thestringpuller;alright guys hold onto your hats -14164;1365887536;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.001 = 0.01 BTC [+] -14163;1365887540;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.002 = 0.02 BTC [+] -14162;1365887542;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 2 @ 0.002 = 0.004 BTC [+] -14161;1365887547;thestringpuller;lol -14160;1365887548;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.0021 = 0.021 BTC [+] -14159;1365887551;Bugpowder;My buddy bought at $260 -14158;1365887555;thestringpuller;;;bids 100 -14157;1365887557;ThickAsThieves;ouch -14156;1365887558;gribble;There are currently 7354.2787 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 763561.644301 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0044 seconds -14155;1365887561;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.0022 = 0.022 BTC [+] -14154;1365887564;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 13 @ 0.002289 = 0.0298 BTC [+] -14153;1365887568;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.0023 = 0.023 BTC [+] -14152;1365887572;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.00236 = 0.0236 BTC [+] -14151;1365887575;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 14 @ 0.00237 = 0.0332 BTC [+] -14150;1365887578;thestringpuller;wow the wall is evaporating -14149;1365887588;ThickAsThieves;i havent bought since 68, other than day trading -14148;1365887608;ThickAsThieves;started buying at around 15 -14147;1365887638;thestringpuller;I bought at 10 -14146;1365887643;thestringpuller;well 12 -14145;1365887653;thestringpuller;and I thought buying in at 15 was going to be risky :P -14144;1365887659;thestringpuller;fuckers -14143;1365887659;Bugpowder;in below 3. -14142;1365887660;error4733;13.27$ -14141;1365887664;Bugpowder;a bit more at 12 -14140;1365887669;Bugpowder;out all the way up -14139;1365887675;Scrat;;;goxlag -14138;1365887676;gribble;MtGox lag is 695.946633 seconds. During this time, light travels 1.39466926033 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Mars (1.52 AU). -14137;1365887678;Scrat;get goxxed -14136;1365887699;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: why be a scientist? you're totally better at trading -14135;1365887711;ThickAsThieves;i almost told my wife she got goxxed when somehting unfortunate happened yesterday -14134;1365887722;ThickAsThieves;then i realized she had no idea -14133;1365887742;error4733;she have btc ? -14132;1365887744;ThickAsThieves;nah -14131;1365887747;Scrat;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=goxxed -14130;1365887750;error4733;good -14129;1365887751;Scrat;upvote that shit -14128;1365887751;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -14127;1365887752;gribble;106.16 -14126;1365887812;Bugpowder;thestringpuller: but I could do both! -14125;1365887841;Bugpowder;Also if the price is falling, and the puts are too expensive, not a lot of opportunity to make money -14124;1365887853;ThickAsThieves;yeah mp goxxed us -14123;1365887857;kakobrekla;;;ud goxxed -14122;1365887859;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=goxxed | Jun 26, 2011 ... The act of being screwed by an online merchant, specifically due to the merchant being incompetent and amateurish. Derived from the debacle ... -14121;1365887872;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 108.10000, Best ask: 109.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.90000, Last trade: 109.00000, 24 hour volume: 319521.71206729, 24 hour low: 75.32006, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 106.10934 -14120;1365887872;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: if the price falls and you have a lot of coins can't you sell and repurchase? -14119;1365887874;Bugpowder;I will probably go focus more on science for the next few months and wait till the bottom -14118;1365887883;Bugpowder;thestringpuller: yes that is my plan -14117;1365887895;Bugpowder;dumped a ton last night at 128, and more today at 114 -14116;1365887904;Bugpowder;I will sit on the rest -14115;1365887918;Bugpowder;and keep plenty of coin on gox to buy if it really collapses -14114;1365887940;Bugpowder;I am about 70% cashed out now -14113;1365887953;ThickAsThieves;i'm about 50% -14112;1365887961;ThickAsThieves;stuck in some assets -14111;1365887962;Scrat;Bugpowder: you buying gold at all? -14110;1365887973;Bugpowder;I have a few ounces -14109;1365887982;Bugpowder;but no major investment position -14108;1365887991;Bugpowder;that is something to look at certainly -14107;1365887997;Bugpowder;with the recent drop in price -14106;1365888016;Bugpowder;mostly just in a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds -14105;1365888028;Bugpowder;based on the recommendations in The Intelligent Asset Allocator -14104;1365888034;thestringpuller;Bugpowder what if another buying frenzy occurs while you are focusing on research? -14103;1365888060;Bugpowder;Hopefully I'll catch some of it! -14102;1365888088;Scrat;William Bernstein (Author) -14101;1365888088;Bugpowder;If any of you have made a lot of money on this market, and don't have a diversified portfolio, now might be a good time to open an account with Vanguard -14100;1365888093;Scrat;lol, how stereotypical -14099;1365888120;Bugpowder;http://www.amazon.com/Intelligent-Asset-Allocator-Portfolio-Maximize/dp/0071362363 -14098;1365888166;KRS1;;;bids 100 -14097;1365888166;gribble;There are currently 6888.6826 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 711859.547123 USD in total. | Data vintage: 4.4094 seconds -14096;1365888171;KRS1;wow -14095;1365888226;Scrat;lag is holding the price up -14094;1365888293;ThickAsThieves;lag is everyone dodging the knife -14093;1365888297;thestringpuller;dude, where the fuck is smickels -14092;1365888310;thestringpuller;being busy isn't excuse for freezing someone's account -14091;1365888385;Bugpowder;PRPFX is an interesting fund too -14090;1365888386;Bugpowder;http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/26/us-column-wasik-capital-idUSBRE8AP0UL20121126?feedType=RSS&feedName=PersonalFinance&rpc=43 -14089;1365888411;Bugpowder;My father has quite a bit in it and it did spectacularly well through the crash and recovery -14088;1365888428;Bugpowder;I may put some in it, though I HATE paying fees. -14087;1365888489;altoz;so sell now and wait to rebuy at 30? -14086;1365888496;taub;4~mtgox shutting itself down again for quick intervals after sharp drops -14085;1365888497;taub;... -14084;1365888518;Bugpowder;altoz: I can't give recommendations, but that is what I am doing. -14083;1365888523;Bugpowder;or trying to do -14082;1365888530;Diablo-D3;probably to keep the database from murdering itself -14081;1365888584;Gordon_;Hi -14080;1365888612;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1018 BTC [+] -14079;1365888623;ThickAsThieves;hi -14078;1365888636;taub;;;title http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIvxarOmRGk -14077;1365888637;gribble;A Nasdaq of Bitcoin? - YouTube -14076;1365888646;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1019 BTC [+] -14075;1365888651;error4733;Cmon, 30 srsly ? give me one important change in BTC since 1 week ? no price related -14074;1365888662;ThickAsThieves;i bought in to sdice at .0075 today i have a officially arbed myself down to market price -14073;1365888664;ThickAsThieves;:) -14072;1365888705;ThickAsThieves;error, its way more complicated than that -14071;1365888735;ThickAsThieves;you cant say, -14070;1365888746;ThickAsThieves;tell me why the price will change, aside from the price changing -14069;1365888782;error4733;massive take of benefit after a 150% rise in a week -14068;1365888786;Bugpowder;error4733: the bubble started at $15 -14067;1365888807;Bugpowder;I think by the time we get back down, the bitcoin economy will be able to support 30 -14066;1365888813;Bugpowder;but we could dip below 20 -14065;1365888827;Bugpowder;and then we grow up from there -14064;1365888829;Bugpowder;to 50 or so -14063;1365888836;Bugpowder;and perhaps another bubble forms -14062;1365888839;Bugpowder;this time to 2000 -14061;1365888843;taub;ThickAsThieves> i bought in to sdice at .0075 today i have a officially arbed myself down to market price <- what you mean -14060;1365888859;KRS1;sounds resonable to me -14059;1365888877;ThickAsThieves;i mean that i've been doing arb for mos -14058;1365888887;ThickAsThieves;to negate my loss -14057;1365888910;taub;what you're arbing it against -14056;1365888927;ThickAsThieves;all exchanges -14055;1365888936;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.781 = 3.124 BTC [-] -14054;1365888938;taub;ohh okay -14053;1365888939;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.78025 = 1.5605 BTC [-] -14052;1365888947;ThickAsThieves;i have sdice everywhere -14051;1365888947;taub;i thought it was only traded at mpex -14050;1365888965;ThickAsThieves;havelock, btct, mpex, bitfunder -14049;1365888984;ThickAsThieves;twas a lot of work -14048;1365889002;KRS1;how can i trade on gox right now if its gox'ed -14047;1365889014;error4733;ok the most important is we reach 262$.... when i bought @13 like me the ATH was 32$. Now Its 262 ffs, change everything -14046;1365889025;KRS1;;;goxlag -14045;1365889026;gribble;MtGox lag is 1451.840455 seconds. During this time, light travels 2.9094720162 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -14044;1365889030;KRS1;horrible -14043;1365889047;ThickAsThieves;cant they just reboot or somehting geez -14042;1365889070;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 500 @ 0.01 = 5 BTC [-] -14041;1365889074;altoz;anyone know how to cancel a limit order on gox right now? -14040;1365889078;altoz;cancel button doesn't work -14039;1365889086;ThickAsThieves;hit cancel, wait, and pray -14038;1365889089;mod6;;;goxlag -14037;1365889090;gribble;MtGox lag is 1489.227845 seconds. During this time, light travels 2.98439592715 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -14036;1365889095;mod6;haha -14035;1365889113;error4733;he work but you have to wait 1489s -14034;1365889191;ThickAsThieves;someone left a big wall up at 110 on bitfloor if anyone wants to try and grab it -14033;1365889192;Bugpowder;the cancel won't show up -14032;1365889211;taub;;;title http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8LU3uaQG10 -14031;1365889212;gribble;Fred Wilson on Bitcoin, Airbnb and immigration - YouTube -14030;1365889216;Bugpowder;but in my experience it will check for a cancel before it actually gets executed -14029;1365889230;Bugpowder;I have placed market orders during lag -14028;1365889236;Bugpowder;and cancelled them -14027;1365889251;Bugpowder;and there was huge delay for the cancellation to show up -14026;1365889263;Bugpowder;but the market order never executed -14025;1365889414;guruvan;thats good to know - I just placed one, and canceled it while it's lagged out -14024;1365889483;ThickAsThieves;lotsa bids at 109 on campbx too if anyone needs to sell -14023;1365889486;KRS1;;;goxlag -14022;1365889487;gribble;MtGox lag is 1668.459377 seconds. During this time, light travels 3.34357391051 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -14021;1365889502;KRS1;how long could i get my btc to campbx if its in btc-e -14020;1365889509;KRS1;or usd for that matter -14019;1365889519;ThickAsThieves;usd aint gonna happen -14018;1365889526;ThickAsThieves;btc 30m-6hrs -14017;1365889527;KRS1;i have some btc in gox to transfer over -14016;1365889538;KRS1;even with fee -14015;1365889539;ThickAsThieves;i wouldnt try to send btc from or to gox right now -14014;1365889542;KRS1;damn -14013;1365889558;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -14012;1365889558;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 3 hours, 3 minutes, and 28 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -14011;1365889560;ThickAsThieves;it taked FOREVER sometimes -14010;1365889577;KRS1;it seemthe U.S. isn't very popular these days -14009;1365889589;KRS1;;;goxlag -14008;1365889590;gribble;MtGox lag is 1608.853804 seconds. During this time, light travels 3.22412500959 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -14007;1365889603;KRS1;that cant be caused by trade traffic -14006;1365889615;ThickAsThieves;btc-e is like the only exchange that works nicely -14005;1365889628;ThickAsThieves;therefore all the ddos must be the ruskis -14004;1365889649;Scrat;someone lured the gox team out of their office with a slice of pizza -14003;1365889671;ThickAsThieves;they are like, dude its nap time, ttyl -14002;1365889701;taub;;;goxlag -14001;1365889701;gribble;MtGox lag is 1697.823738 seconds. During this time, light travels 3.40241976117 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -14000;1365889702;taub;really? -13999;1365889717;ThickAsThieves;in the past day i have turned .3btc into 1 on btc-e, i win -13998;1365889727;taub;how did lag go up this high -13997;1365889730;taub;without any price move -13996;1365889738;taub;its like it just kept going up -13995;1365889741;taub;and then cam a crash -13994;1365889745;taub;i mean a dip -13993;1365889745;ThickAsThieves;because everyone is reordering bids -13992;1365889759;ThickAsThieves;what happens is -13991;1365889764;error4733;no fee :) -13990;1365889778;ThickAsThieves;when whatever powers that be are ready to dive the price, -13989;1365889783;taub;i just noticed this lag now, when did it start? -13988;1365889788;ThickAsThieves;they move all their bids lower -13987;1365889796;ThickAsThieves;since gox has soft order system -13986;1365889804;ThickAsThieves;it takes forever to update -13985;1365889808;taub;lol -13984;1365889810;taub;okay -13983;1365889850;ThickAsThieves;i bet gox will behave much differently when soft order features are removed -13982;1365889882;ThickAsThieves;then again, bots could potentially spam orders too... -13981;1365889896;ThickAsThieves;they need an order fee -13980;1365889918;ThickAsThieves;at least for bots -13979;1365889999;Bugpowder;hmmm -13978;1365890004;ThickAsThieves;i have to go to a wedding soon -13977;1365890008;ThickAsThieves;cmon gox -13976;1365890014;taub;well -13975;1365890020;Bugpowder;this could be a nice ripple trade coming up -13974;1365890034;Bugpowder;but hard to know where the bottom will be -13973;1365890040;Bugpowder;I'm not going to do i -13972;1365890042;Bugpowder;do it -13971;1365890065;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4736 @ 0.000728 = 3.4478 BTC [+] -13970;1365890066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8233 @ 0.00072947 = 6.0057 BTC [+] -13969;1365890069;Scrat;killall -9 tuxengine.php -13968;1365890073;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 181 @ 0.00073 = 0.1321 BTC [+] -13967;1365890107;ThickAsThieves;put a 1 satoshi order fee for bots or something -13966;1365890147;taub;where ur trading ripples -13965;1365890314;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -13964;1365890315;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 105.81088, Best ask: 107.89000, Bid-ask spread: 2.07912, Last trade: 107.89000, 24 hour volume: 311365.72938362, 24 hour low: 77.00000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 107.06205 -13963;1365890317;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -13962;1365890318;gribble;MtGox lag is 1686.244973 seconds. During this time, light travels 3.37921604575 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -13961;1365890461;Bugpowder;taub I mean oscillation, not ripple the currency -13960;1365890476;taub;hah okay -13959;1365890479;taub;:) -13958;1365890481;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/TfSNGC5.png -13957;1365890485;ThickAsThieves;wherever it falls, we'll see at least one more notable bounce i think -13956;1365890491;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/YBYOjNn.png -13955;1365890494;Bugpowder;yeah -13954;1365890495;taub;im no hero i dont trade with 30 min lag -13953;1365890501;Bugpowder;I mean, don't panic here folks -13952;1365890513;Bugpowder;We will probably bounce around 100 for a while -13951;1365890529;Bugpowder;I'm just thinking on the 3 month time horizion -13950;1365890546;error4733;quote 4 glory -13949;1365890619;ThickAsThieves;too many people will wanna buy next week, itll be hard for it totally crash -13948;1365890648;Bugpowder;yeah -13947;1365890655;Bugpowder;there is tons of people wanting in -13946;1365890662;Bugpowder;still -13945;1365890672;ThickAsThieves;clarkboody just went all fractal on me -13944;1365890678;ThickAsThieves;moody* -13943;1365890691;ThickAsThieves;ok it fixed -13942;1365890813;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 500 @ 0.01 = 5 BTC [-] -13941;1365890853;ThickAsThieves;104 -13940;1365890903;taub;this lag is so shifty -13939;1365890927;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -13938;1365890930;ThickAsThieves;yeah -13937;1365890931;gribble;There are currently 44087491 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14085029.0865 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0100 seconds -13936;1365890933;Bugpowder;;;asks 999999999 -13935;1365890933;gribble;There are currently 113018.02 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999.0 USD, worth 3901036048.27 USD in total. | Data vintage: 3.6511 seconds -13934;1365890935;ThickAsThieves;the swebsite is working fine -13933;1365890938;ThickAsThieves;just lag -13932;1365890944;ThickAsThieves;cant really call it ddos -13931;1365890966;Bugpowder;;;goxlag -13930;1365890967;gribble;MtGox lag is 1619.727358 seconds. During this time, light travels 3.24591549006 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Ceres (in the main asteroid belt) (2.77 AU). -13929;1365891231;thestringpuller_;;;ticker -13928;1365891232;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 104.00002, Best ask: 105.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.99998, Last trade: 104.00002, 24 hour volume: 303945.09547122, 24 hour low: 77.00000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 107.75710 -13927;1365891288;thestringpuller_;here we go boys! -13926;1365891288;Diablo-D3;whats the command for the diff predictor -13925;1365891326;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -13924;1365891330;gribble;Current Blocks: 231182 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 657 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 3 hours, 10 minutes, and 11 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8979353.11245 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.02533 -13923;1365891355;Diablo-D3;;;difficulty -13922;1365891356;gribble;Error: "difficulty" is not a valid command. -13921;1365891412;Diablo-D3;heh, I did the math -13920;1365891412;Diablo-D3;at current prices -13919;1365891478;Bugpowder;101 -13918;1365891482;Diablo-D3;my 7970 will be out of the game in 5.85x increase in diff -13917;1365891502;Scrat;look at that 100 floor going down fast -13916;1365891526;thestringpuller_;Diablo-D3: 7970 what? -13915;1365891530;thestringpuller_;is that an ATI card? -13914;1365891539;mjr___;http://youtu.be/JaKCM8myJ9I -13913;1365891542;mjr___;great link -13912;1365891596;Diablo-D3;yes' -13911;1365891736;mjr___;so, question diablo -13910;1365891745;mjr___;why do nvidia cards suck -13909;1365891761;thestringpuller_;;;ticker -13908;1365891762;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 101.61000, Best ask: 102.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.39000, Last trade: 102.00000, 24 hour volume: 303614.33007520, 24 hour low: 77.00000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 107.93766 -13907;1365891764;mjr___;is it that they don't run sha-256 well -13906;1365891779;mjr___;and is it possible to change the algorithm so it would run better on them -13905;1365891824;mjr___;i mean you can optimize algorithms for different hardware -13904;1365891839;mjr___;has anyone tried to implement it for an nvidia card? -13903;1365891868;Bugpowder;less cores -13902;1365891876;Bugpowder;ATI uses more cores that are less powerful -13901;1365891889;Bugpowder;but you don't need power, you need paralleization -13900;1365891893;mjr___;yes -13899;1365891900;mjr___;i get that -13898;1365891914;mjr___;hmmm...i wonder if you could reimplement the design though -13897;1365891923;mjr___;from what i saw in the fpga world -13896;1365891925;Bugpowder;yah, som ati cores have 4096 cores -13895;1365891926;Bugpowder;boom -13894;1365891929;Bugpowder;gotta run -13893;1365891931;mjr___;they focused on latency -13892;1365891932;Bugpowder;later dudes -13891;1365891934;mjr___;not throughput -13890;1365891936;Bugpowder;enjoy the frenzy -13889;1365891965;Diablo-D3;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaKCM8myJ9I&feature=youtu.be -13888;1365891988;mjr___;i just posted that -13887;1365892076;Diablo-D3;sorry, forgot which channel I got it from -13886;1365892088;mjr___;lol np -13885;1365892101;mjr___;was just curious -13884;1365892258;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.55 BTC [+] -13883;1365892317;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [+] -13882;1365892481;mjr___;so Diablo-D3, my friend is into vhdl, he said that people have focused on lower latency rather than higher throughput -13881;1365892497;Skarr;;;bids 32 -13880;1365892499;gribble;There are currently 162992.2 bitcoins demanded at or over 32.0 USD, worth 9357129.59605 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0064 seconds -13879;1365892503;Skarr;;;bids 30 -13878;1365892503;gribble;There are currently 172070.76 bitcoins demanded at or over 30.0 USD, worth 9633345.26043 USD in total. | Data vintage: 4.1968 seconds -13877;1365892579;Diablo-D3;mjr___: in context of what? -13876;1365892588;olive_;!facts -13875;1365892598;olive_;;;facts -13874;1365892599;gribble;To see a nice sortable web view of all factoids, click here: http://gribble.dreamhosters.com/viewfactoids.php?db=%23bitcoin-assets || To see a list of the most popular factoids, run !rank || To search factoids, run !factoids search -13873;1365892616;mjr___;for example...in the open source fpga project -13872;1365892621;mjr___;they use distributed ram -13871;1365892627;mjr___;wasting LUT's on memory -13870;1365892630;olive_;;;help -13869;1365892630;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -13868;1365892643;olive_;;;lag -13867;1365892644;gribble;Error: "lag" is not a valid command. -13866;1365892670;mjr___;his theory was to take 200 clock cycles or whatever to load in the first attempt at a hash, after that point, you are doing one hash per clock cycle -13865;1365892709;mjr___;the main problem is the UART is a bottleneck, you have to serialize it -13864;1365892735;Diablo-D3;mjr___: I dont see the point in decreasing latency in that -13863;1365892743;mjr___;so as you load it bit by bit, you can pipeline the whole thing, so it doesn't even need memory at all -13862;1365892747;taub;stop the gox, you cant stop the gox -13861;1365892749;Diablo-D3;mjr___: its why Im a fan of sea of rolled cores over unrolled cores -13860;1365892755;taub;;;title https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GHN1Mu6VG0 -13859;1365892756;gribble;Apollo 440 - Stop The Rock - YouTube -13858;1365892756;Diablo-D3;you get better hardware usage -13857;1365892853;taub;btce surpassing mtgox easily in the last half hour in volume... -13856;1365892859;taub;because guess what -13855;1365892868;taub;nobody wants to trade on your piece of shit exchange tux -13854;1365892879;mjr___;30 minutes lag? no thanks -13853;1365892908;Scrat;"we'll entice you with 0 fees -13852;1365892911;Scrat;" -13851;1365892920;mjr___;worst, most illogical idea ever -13850;1365892937;taub;dont thing the fees are to blame really -13849;1365892940;mjr___;we are bad at doing our current volume...let's make LESS money, and make the problem worse in one fell swoop -13848;1365892961;mjr___;its the fact that they aren't limiting "lot size" -13847;1365892993;mjr___;so now i can keep spamming .02 bitcoin orders for no fees, so i can jump in and out whenever i want, trying to make pennies in difference -13846;1365893023;mjr___;you not only increase the volume from new people, you make it more viable for bots to send more orders -13845;1365893037;mjr___;its all about incentives -13844;1365893051;mjr___;double fees for smaller orders -13843;1365893058;Scrat;it's all about common sense which they lack -13842;1365893062;mjr___;exactly -13841;1365893105;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8 BTC [+] -13840;1365893397;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.34999999 = 4.9 BTC [+] -13839;1365893546;taub;maybe they're faking lag to "cool down" prices -13838;1365893555;taub;wouldnt put it past them -13837;1365893578;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.35 = 0.7 BTC [+] -13836;1365893636;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.81 = 4.86 BTC [+] -13835;1365893638;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01499 BTC [-] -13834;1365894160;pgp;;;goxlag -13833;1365894161;gribble;MtGox lag is 2632.795993 seconds. During this time, light travels 5.27609369172 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Jupiter (5.2 AU). -13832;1365894187;pgp;really... volume not heavy at all... anyone know anything? -13831;1365894250;Skarr;pgp - while the lag-times are still rising, the system is functionally dead. I take the tiny-volume orders as just that - evidence that the engine remains, for all practical purposes, fully choked. -13830;1365894260;mjr___;pgp: volume is not really very a good indicator -13829;1365894265;mjr___;since we are looking at volume in coins -13828;1365894280;mjr___;their could be 1000 orders for every coin -13827;1365894282;mjr___;or 1 -13826;1365894285;Skarr;Over the last few days, I've waited to see 3 or 4 continuous bars with real volume (on a M1 chart) before getting any confidence the lag was about to abate. -13825;1365894330;mjr___;with no fees...you only incentivize .01 orders... -13824;1365894355;olive_;;;goxlag -13823;1365894356;gribble;MtGox lag is 2739.858146 seconds. During this time, light travels 5.4906450476 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Jupiter (5.2 AU). -13822;1365894357;mjr___;its retarded -13821;1365894371;mod6;this is getting out of hand. -13820;1365894423;Skarr;;;ticker -13819;1365894424;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 96.52950, Best ask: 99.90000, Bid-ask spread: 3.37050, Last trade: 99.90000, 24 hour volume: 291952.19874457, 24 hour low: 85.00000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 108.98717 -13818;1365894439;mjr___;time for open outcry...meet me in central park lol -13817;1365894481;pgp;so bitcoin24 is done, eh? -13816;1365894537;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1000 @ 0.003734 = 3.734 BTC [+] -13815;1365894564;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 250 @ 0.003734 = 0.9335 BTC [+] -13814;1365894649;mod6;mjr___: haha, that'd be awesome -13813;1365894677;b0n1;can i actually cancel orders with status pending in mtgox ? -13812;1365894716;taub;yes -13811;1365894725;taub;gox running at one order per second -13810;1365894734;taub;order, not trade... -13809;1365894922;Skarr;trade engine cooldown? when did that happen? -13808;1365895156;olive_;so trading is back in1 minute? -13807;1365895159;olive_;?? -13806;1365895195;taub;their stupid attempts to manipulate price -13805;1365895198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5534 @ 0.00073 = 4.0398 BTC [+] -13804;1365895207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9916 @ 0.000735 = 7.2883 BTC [+] -13803;1365895212;taub;wonder if they bought a lot themselves at 250 -13802;1365895231;mjr___;how would it help them to buy there and then tank the price? -13801;1365895238;olive_;i don't think they are taking advantage in killing bit coin and their own business -13800;1365895248;taub;well maybe they think they are helping the price by making trading impossible -13799;1365895272;mjr___;lol -13798;1365895293;taub;they already suspended trading 12 hours once for it -13797;1365895304;mjr___;but prices had been risign -13796;1365895306;mjr___;rising -13795;1365895317;olive_;they should suspend it for good, until they fix their servers -13794;1365895320;Skarr;now, if orders are shut down for 20 minutes...wouldn't you think their lag would make progress in that interim? -13793;1365895331;olive_;just like they did zhen they were hacked -13792;1365895586;KRS1;i think its an opencl thing -13791;1365895705;pgp;opencl? really? -13790;1365895869;pgp;lag charts from orkaa http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ -13789;1365895880;pgp;sweet jesus! -13788;1365895950;deadweasel;those are great charts. thanks you jezus! -13787;1365895978;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.55 = 4.65 BTC [+] -13786;1365896027;pgp;he also has a price chart overlaying 4 biggest exchanges - also nice... -13785;1365896040;pgp;http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/all/ -13784;1365896122;pgp;768 coins traded on gox at 92.xx -13783;1365896164;KRS1;yess..great charts -13782;1365896194;pgp;orkaa - you online? take a bow! -13781;1365896200;pgp;91 -13780;1365896218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00070378 = 7.0378 BTC [-] -13779;1365896220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10250 @ 0.00070377 = 7.2136 BTC [-] -13778;1365896223;KRS1;wow big dive on btc-e -13777;1365896225;pgp;8 dollare spread -13776;1365896254;pgp;bitstamp too -13775;1365896269;KRS1;i must not have refreshed my screen I was seeing almost $100 one minute next minute $84 -13774;1365896283;mjr___;really hard to trade with lag like this -13773;1365896287;mjr___;market data is suspect -13772;1365896302;mjr___;order execution is spotty -13771;1365896306;KRS1;mjr: i was thinking that since wed/thurs -13770;1365896311;mjr___;yeeah -13769;1365896322;mjr___;i sold 5 coins locally -13768;1365896333;KRS1;that seems to be the best bet! i bet -13767;1365896343;mjr___;i mean, i didn't want to sell a lot -13766;1365896351;mjr___;it was only cuz a friend wanted to get in -13765;1365896361;KRS1;you are holding on then.. -13764;1365896365;mjr___;of course -13763;1365896372;mjr___;going to try to double my position tomorrow -13762;1365896375;mjr___;if prices are right -13761;1365896378;KRS1;nice! -13760;1365896381;pgp;mjr - who? -13759;1365896396;mjr___;my friend doug -13758;1365896435;pgp;you'll be able to buy them back cheaper now -13757;1365896435;b0n1;is there a market where you can deposit money really fast? -13756;1365896444;b0n1;with low fees -13755;1365896446;pgp;bitfloor -13754;1365896455;b0n1;how fast? -13753;1365896495;pgp;localtill through bac of america - if you can find a branch that's open... -13752;1365896517;pgp;go to there website and it will tell you -13751;1365896542;pgp;within 1/2 hour to 1 hour... -13750;1365896577;pgp;other ways too, but higher fees, but maybe only option on weekend... bitinstant... -13749;1365896709;mjr___;http://blockchain.info/charts/my-wallet-n-users?showDataPoints=false&show_header=true&daysAverageString=1×pan=&scale=1&address= -13748;1365896715;mjr___;number of mywallet users -13747;1365896739;pgp;<+amphipod> Apr13 20:44:38 mtgox x122 2,021.8965 @ 92.90482106 USD -13746;1365896748;pgp;that's a lot of coin -13745;1365896781;deadweasel;what does the x122 mean? this purchase times 122? -13744;1365896783;pgp;fuck 90 gone just like that -13743;1365896800;mjr___;was that a bid or ask? -13742;1365896801;pgp;86 -13741;1365896816;pgp;bid -13740;1365896828;b0n1;pgp, bitinstant sounds good, but i am from germany -13739;1365896839;b0n1;i dont have lots of possibilities there, only coupons -13738;1365896843;mjr___;isn't bitstamp in the eurozone? -13737;1365896850;deadweasel;localbitcoins.com? -13736;1365896854;deadweasel;uk -13735;1365896884;Scrat;php/mysql hobbyists cant run an exchange. more at 11 -13734;1365896884;pgp;<+amphipod> Apr13 20:46:21 mtgox x130 1,658.7634 @ 87.97088002 USD -13733;1365896901;mjr___;pgp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaKCM8myJ9I -13732;1365896918;pgp;bitstamp is in slovenia -13731;1365896943;mjr___;ah, but you can send using sepa? -13730;1365896953;Scrat;yes -13729;1365896955;deyyo;idd -13728;1365897000;b0n1;sepa takes nearly a day mostly i think -13727;1365897004;b0n1;working day -13726;1365897024;deyyo;1-3 actually :P -13725;1365897031;KRS1;gox suspended trade again? -13724;1365897054;mjr___;i wonder if there are any good deals on localbitcoins -13723;1365897067;b0n1;lots of scammers there -13722;1365897086;b0n1;especially in munich area -13721;1365897090;mjr___;true -13720;1365897094;mjr___;use their escrow -13719;1365897138;b0n1;i talked to a guy yesterday, who told me that his daddy doesnt support this anymore... -13718;1365897140;mjr___;hmmm, cash in hand still carries a premium, i think that shows something -13717;1365897154;pgp;https://www.bitcoin.de/en is in germany -13716;1365897161;mjr___;its around 95-113 on local -13715;1365897177;b0n1;pgp, i know this -13714;1365897185;b0n1;but i am searching for something that is faster than sepa -13713;1365897198;b0n1;i need to get more money on the markets -13712;1365897210;b0n1;dont want to wait till monday or even tuesday -13711;1365897224;mjr___;bitinstant...think that's the only way -13710;1365897230;KRS1;sellorder for 283.9 btc on btc-e -13709;1365897233;KRS1;at $89 -13708;1365897234;pgp;well - if they are physically not too far - you might be able to give them a bag of euros... -13707;1365897249;mjr___;make it a briefcase... -13706;1365897250;punkman1;b0n1, could buy Linden Dollars -13705;1365897313;mjr___;the thing that gives me the most hope is that this is an idea that takes all kinds -13704;1365897323;mjr___;republicans and democrats...english speakers and others -13703;1365897330;mjr___;it should fade into the background -13702;1365897334;mjr___;and just be there -13701;1365897347;mjr___;as a layer of financial stability -13700;1365897362;punkman1;there will be a few of them -13699;1365897371;mjr___;i never thought i would agree with larry kudlow on anything -13698;1365897372;punkman1;not all will make the cut -13697;1365897391;mjr___;i am what you would call a liberal... -13696;1365897425;punkman1;when I say few, I mean bitcoins, ripples, etc -13695;1365897529;pgp;;;goxlag -13694;1365897529;gribble;MtGox lag is 3.892995 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00780151839186 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Saturn to its largest moon, Titan (0.00802 AU). -13693;1365897534;pgp;bullshit -13692;1365897541;pgp;wtf is going on -13691;1365897554;mjr___;did they not halt again? -13690;1365897591;Scrat;that lag figure is bogus -13689;1365897600;mjr___;because they are not doing any trading right now i thought -13688;1365897602;Scrat;there's like a trade every minute -13687;1365897623;pgp;trading up on other exchnges, though -13686;1365897640;mjr___;yes, but that wouldn't be in goxlag -13685;1365897648;mjr___;thats why the figure is bogus right now -13684;1365897672;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -13683;1365897738;Scrat;ThickAsThieves: looks exactly like the exit of the bull trap indeed -13682;1365897781;pgp;uh oh 86 -13681;1365897792;pgp;scrat - yes! -13680;1365897793;taub;btce higher price than gox lol -13679;1365897801;mjr___;i've all but decided to ignore mt gox -13678;1365897807;pgp;massive spread -13677;1365897846;pgp;mjr: ignore all you want, but that is where the volume is whether we like it or not... -13676;1365897851;mjr___;true -13675;1365897863;mjr___;but i think that none of the info is accurate right now -13674;1365897884;mjr___;basically i meant i am removing myself from the day to day speculation -13673;1365897896;mjr___;in a year, we won't have to worry about this -13672;1365897921;KRS1;smart -13671;1365897937;mjr___;i personally think that this is proven to be valuable, the shitty exchanges, the amateurish business practices...those will fade away -13670;1365897952;KRS1;;;ticker -13669;1365897953;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.30000, Best ask: 97.70000, Bid-ask spread: 5.40000, Last trade: 97.70000, 24 hour volume: 277905.74548814, 24 hour low: 86.10000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 109.98186 -13668;1365897966;KRS1;how are these trolls saying $45 on cocks -13667;1365897971;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20900 @ 0.00070861 = 14.8099 BTC [+] -13666;1365897978;KRS1;damn trollbox -13665;1365897983;mjr___;hahaha -13664;1365898037;mjr___;i'm just too tired to care about mt gox anymore (i've never actually used their exchange) -13663;1365898077;pgp;new low -13662;1365898143;pgp;now the lag figure comes back -13661;1365898146;pgp;;;goxlag -13660;1365898147;gribble;MtGox lag is 418.186162 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.838040386402 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from the Sun to Venus (0.72 AU). -13659;1365898177;c1n0;7am here -13658;1365898188;c1n0;another succesful night -13657;1365898571;ll;!t h him -13656;1365898573;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.42000000 / 1.52325 / 1.55000000 (40 shares, 60.93000000 BTC), 7D: 0.75000001 / 1.43929106 / 1.93000000 (302 shares, 434.66590011 BTC), 30D: 0.75000001 / 1.72087506 / 2.08000000 (822 shares, 1414.55930041 BTC) -13655;1365898632;mjr___;i believe bitfloor is still over 100 -13654;1365898721;KRS1;it's funny if you look it says 864901usd for buying BTC on btc-e but if look at the order book below it doesn't come close the buy walls are way lower then the 80's -13653;1365898757;Namworld;"Trade engine cooldown (lag too high), order placing suspended until 2013-04-13 21:30:00 UTC" -13652;1365898767;Namworld;Fuckin Gox?!? -13651;1365898779;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00121 BTC [+] -13650;1365898782;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 10 @ 0.0012 = 0.012 BTC [-] -13649;1365898787;Namworld;They're doing this everytime the price tries to go down... fuckers -13648;1365898844;mjr___;this is why i am not paying attention to them -13647;1365898848;mjr___;too much distortion -13646;1365898854;mjr___;price discovery is ruined there -13645;1365898858;joecool;LOL -13644;1365898863;joecool;Sat Apr 13 21:20:54 UTC 2013 -13643;1365898867;mjr___;if you want to sell, i'd say transfer your coins, and find somewhere else -13642;1365898886;ll;!t b ASICMINER-PT -13641;1365898887;assbot;The round stones beneath the earth... have spoken through the fire. -13640;1365898888;mjr___;you won't get the real value at gox -13639;1365898987;KRS1;;;ticker -13638;1365898997;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve ticker. Try again later. -13637;1365899084;mjr___;this is what i mean though, they keep halting trading, lag is horrible, impossible to get good price discovery -13636;1365899093;KRS1;<@gribble> BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.00000, Best ask: 93.68822, Bid-ask spread: 1.68822, Last trade: 93.68822, 24 hour volume: 270184.75339750, 24 hour low: 85.81638, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 110.44672 -13635;1365899102;KRS1;circa 45 sec ago -13634;1365899253;Namworld;no, I already sold my coins -13633;1365899260;Namworld;like at the peak =P -13632;1365899267;Namworld;Just trying to daytrade >.> -13631;1365899274;Namworld;and I get that notice... -13630;1365899278;mjr___;Namworld: you buying back in? -13629;1365899288;pgp;wait -13628;1365899295;Namworld;just a bit to resell on upswings -13627;1365899301;Namworld;trying to daytrade -13626;1365899317;Namworld;since there's no trading fees right now anyway -13625;1365899328;pgp;apt description - it take about a day to get your trade off at gox... -13624;1365899446;Namworld;yeah -13623;1365899966;pgp;;;bids 0 -13622;1365899971;gribble;There are currently 44205127 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13852258.158 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0097 seconds -13621;1365900029;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 3 @ 0.0012 = 0.0036 BTC [-] -13620;1365900045;pgp;lot a coin - new low -13619;1365900155;mjr___;i specifically think that cash transfers in are held up... -13618;1365900169;mjr___;though there may be less of that due to confusion -13617;1365900190;pgp;cash out of gox? really? anyone experiencing that? -13616;1365900200;mjr___;cash transfers in i think -13615;1365900208;deadweasel;localtill has notice about mass influx of ppl and delays -13614;1365900242;mjr___;that is what i am thinking -13613;1365900249;mjr___;cash coming in is lagging too -13612;1365900255;mjr___;but bitcoin can be moved easily -13611;1365900261;mjr___;pretty ironic actually -13610;1365900261;deadweasel;there is no decent way to do it right now -13609;1365900266;pgp;i see -13608;1365900281;mjr___;sellers of bitcoin can do it easier because of how well bitcoin works -13607;1365900297;mjr___;while buyers of bitcoin find it a lot harder because of the problem that bitcoin fixes -13606;1365900351;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [-] -13605;1365900539;mjr___;it is also funny because look how long it takes to get a wallet (10 minutes maybe) vs opening an account with gox (10 days) -13604;1365901079;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00158 BTC [+] -13603;1365901289;mjr___;106 on bitfloor -13602;1365901509;pgp;wtf is going on? -13601;1365901530;mjr___;lol -13600;1365901561;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -13599;1365901562;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 106.00000, Best ask: 107.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.00000, Last trade: 107.00000, 24 hour volume: 271659.47224216, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 110.06013 -13598;1365902594;InstantBTC;anybody want to buy bitfunder FIAT.USD? -13597;1365903458;mod6;;;ticker -13596;1365903459;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 99.95922, Best ask: 100.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04078, Last trade: 100.00000, 24 hour volume: 256355.09573227, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 130.00000, 24 hour vwap: 110.70365 -13595;1365903560;InstantBTC;anybody interested in bitfunder fiat.USD. willing to negotiate -13594;1365903566;error4733;!asks 0 -13593;1365903681;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 998 @ 0.01 = 9.98 BTC [-] -13592;1365903801;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00141 BTC [-] -13591;1365903882;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00141 BTC [-] -13590;1365904219;mod6;;;bids 70 -13589;1365904222;gribble;There are currently 44077.116 bitcoins demanded at or over 70.0 USD, worth 3582388.69964 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0045 seconds -13588;1365904300;KRS1;;;bids 50 -13587;1365904300;gribble;There are currently 111597.63 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 7394789.86558 USD in total. | Data vintage: 78.6505 seconds -13586;1365904314;KRS1;woa only $20 diff -13585;1365904325;KRS1;more than doubles..hmm -13584;1365904353;KRS1;;;bids 60 -13583;1365904355;gribble;There are currently 68666.837 bitcoins demanded at or over 60.0 USD, worth 5118822.40047 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0057 seconds -13582;1365904556;Skarr;downturn starts within 2 minutes, methinks -13581;1365904653;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.00070377 = 1.7946 BTC [-] -13580;1365904657;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00069882 = 4.8917 BTC [-] -13579;1365904659;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5190 @ 0.00069532 = 3.6087 BTC [-] -13578;1365904791;Skarr;prediction fail -13577;1365904839;mod6;book depth looks strong down to $70: http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/mtgoxUSD_depth.html -13576;1365904851;mod6;but... heh, who would want to trade gox? -13575;1365904924;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -13574;1365904925;gribble;MtGox lag is 21.636523 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0433593498374 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -13573;1365904930;kakobrekla;;;ticker --last -13572;1365904930;gribble;100.00000 -13571;1365905030;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.819982 BTC [+] -13570;1365905102;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.819983 BTC [+] -13569;1365905121;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.819985 BTC [+] -13568;1365905148;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.82 = 9.02 BTC [+] -13567;1365905171;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.822 = 7.398 BTC [+] -13566;1365905396;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.54 = 15.4 BTC [-] -13565;1365905643;mjr___;smickles: hi -13564;1365905650;mjr___;;;seen smickles -13563;1365905650;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 2 days, 7 hours, 31 minutes, and 42 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -13562;1365906102;kakobrekla;;;bids 90 -13561;1365906105;gribble;There are currently 11300.548 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 1071065.90632 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0046 seconds -13560;1365906163;kakobrekla;where are cheap coins? -13559;1365907271;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34595 BTC [+] -13558;1365907338;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 8 @ 0.34596 = 2.7677 BTC [+] -13557;1365907509;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 99 @ 0.01499 = 1.484 BTC [-] -13556;1365907615;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.6 BTC [+] -13555;1365907676;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3874 BTC [+] -13554;1365907749;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 6 @ 0.11 = 0.66 BTC [+] -13553;1365907864;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 7 @ 0.119 = 0.833 BTC [+] -13552;1365908086;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [-] -13551;1365908200;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34595 BTC [-] -13550;1365908417;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 5 @ 0.119 = 0.595 BTC [+] -13549;1365908455;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 689 @ 0.35 = 241.15 BTC [+] -13548;1365908522;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.01 = 0.1 BTC [-] -13547;1365908550;ll;!t h sdice -13546;1365908552;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.33500001 / 0.34968039 / 0.35000000 (747 shares, 261.21125000 BTC), 7D: 0.12500000 / 0.31245602 / 0.37000000 (2073 shares, 647.72133729 BTC), 30D: 0.12500000 / 0.38628791 / 0.59999900 (8030 shares, 3101.89191280 BTC) -13545;1365939377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14751 @ 0.00070247 = 10.3621 BTC [+] -13544;1365939720;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00195 BTC [-] -13543;1365940022;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.385 BTC [-] -13542;1365940422;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.41 = 0.82 BTC [+] -13541;1365940462;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -13540;1365940463;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 103.50000, Best ask: 104.99991, Bid-ask spread: 1.49991, Last trade: 103.50000, 24 hour volume: 179212.74308339, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 117.90000, 24 hour vwap: 103.55658 -13539;1365940472;mircea_popescu;heh, in the 100 to 130 corridor huh ? -13538;1365940473;mircea_popescu;nice. -13537;1365940630;Scrat;Apr14 08:55:52 mtgox x207 4,302.5790 @ 101.26449787 USD -13536;1365940631;Scrat;oh oh oh -13535;1365941162;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 74 @ 0.3874 = 28.6676 BTC [+] -13534;1365941163;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.3874 = 7.748 BTC [+] -13533;1365941165;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 30 @ 0.39 = 11.7 BTC [+] -13532;1365941165;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [+] -13531;1365941281;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.365 = 0.73 BTC [+] -13530;1365941283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.3659 = 2.5613 BTC [+] -13529;1365941284;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3659994 BTC [+] -13528;1365941285;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.3659995 = 2.928 BTC [+] -13527;1365941286;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.393 BTC [+] -13526;1365941287;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 14 @ 0.3935 = 5.509 BTC [+] -13525;1365941289;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.394 = 9.85 BTC [+] -13524;1365941290;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.3999999 = 8 BTC [+] -13523;1365941291;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.4 = 4 BTC [+] -13522;1365941470;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [-] -13521;1365941503;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 9 @ 0.01 = 0.09 BTC [-] -13520;1365941507;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 229 @ 0.004 = 0.916 BTC [-] -13519;1365941570;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.0039 = 0.039 BTC [-] -13518;1365941684;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 6 @ 0.00223 = 0.0134 BTC [+] -13517;1365941904;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.804 BTC [-] -13516;1365941938;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.8031 = 2.4093 BTC [-] -13515;1365942033;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00361 BTC [-] -13514;1365942036;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 30 @ 0.0036 = 0.108 BTC [-] -13513;1365942040;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0036 BTC [-] -13512;1365942048;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 4 @ 0.00353 = 0.0141 BTC [-] -13511;1365942058;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 19 @ 0.0035 = 0.0665 BTC [-] -13510;1365942544;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00178 BTC [-] -13509;1365942738;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00178 BTC [-] -13508;1365942812;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 8 @ 0.41 = 3.28 BTC [+] -13507;1365942927;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.41 = 0.82 BTC [+] -13506;1365943014;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.00178 BTC [-] -13505;1365943862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.40789999 = 1.2237 BTC [+] -13504;1365944909;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=174600.0;all -13503;1365944914;mircea_popescu;bitcoin-24 apparently cocked up ? -13502;1365944989;Namworld;That's kind of part of the problem -13501;1365945004;Namworld;of why people keep using MtGox even if it keeps failing -13500;1365945063;Namworld;Needs a better trading platform but trading elsewhere than MtGox can be risky. -13499;1365945283;mircea_popescu;heh. -13498;1365945290;mircea_popescu;i see what you mean. -13497;1365945301;mircea_popescu;of course... i see mtgox as quite as risky myself -13496;1365945312;mircea_popescu;but then again i guess people have this too big to fail mentality going. -13495;1365945445;Namworld;Well they could. I see it more as a longstanding history of not getting hacked out of all users funds. There was hacks but they at least protect their BTC wallet. -13494;1365945498;Namworld;You can't review code/measures unfortunately -13493;1365945537;Namworld;How many other platforms again and again, despite it occuring regularly, popped up with all funds on a hot wallet only to get it all stolen? -13492;1365945572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10499 @ 0.00071058 = 7.4604 BTC [+] -13491;1365945579;Namworld;They know others were hacked but somehow don't protect their wallet still, despite having more than a fair warning that's not something to do. -13490;1365945594;Namworld;Anyway -13489;1365945656;mircea_popescu;well take bitcoin-central. -13488;1365945667;mircea_popescu;they've done about the same thing, been in business for about the same interval etc. -13487;1365945691;mircea_popescu;on the other hand people like bitfloor indeed don't opr at least didn't protect the walletr worth a shiot. -13486;1365945777;Namworld;yeah -13485;1365945798;Namworld;oh, I've made another chart of prices compared to the 2011 bubble in it's last days -13484;1365945805;mircea_popescu;show -13483;1365945807;KRS1;link? -13482;1365945811;Namworld;http://i.imgur.com/LWGXliJ.png -13481;1365945821;KRS1;ty! -13480;1365945833;Namworld;It mirrors the 2011 almost perfectly, albeit on a different price scale -13479;1365945840;KRS1;eerie -13478;1365945886;mircea_popescu;well in as much as there's rebound oscialltions after yeah -13477;1365945905;mircea_popescu;but to my eye the rise and the fall are pretty distinct -13476;1365945906;Namworld;Disclaimer: **similarities does not guarantee same outcome** -13475;1365945919;mircea_popescu;i mean june had a pronounced bear trap on the way up -13474;1365945921;mircea_popescu;april did not. -13473;1365945938;mircea_popescu;april collapse was very deep and rebound sharply -13472;1365945940;mircea_popescu;early on -13471;1365945944;mircea_popescu;june did no such thing -13470;1365945970;Namworld;Indeed, it's not a perfect replica. -13469;1365945988;mircea_popescu;how did you obtain red line ? -13468;1365945993;mircea_popescu;is it by some math or just hand drawn ? -13467;1365946016;Namworld;vague, hand drawn following of prices -13466;1365946020;mircea_popescu;a -13465;1365946021;Namworld;Not very accurate -13464;1365946029;mircea_popescu;that's dangerous as it may contain a lot of bias -13463;1365946035;mircea_popescu;sorta "see what you expect to see" thing -13462;1365946042;Namworld;True -13461;1365946079;Namworld;Albeit the drop was much steeper, resulting in a large gap in prices, which might have helped the rebound -13460;1365946100;Namworld;usually we see more rebounds/stronger ones on sharper movements -13459;1365946302;Namworld;Hmm, quite late it seems. ALready morning... I'll be on my way I think. -13458;1365946309;Namworld;Goodbye -13457;1365946390;mircea_popescu;later -13456;1365946730;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8031 BTC [-] -13455;1365946864;KRS1;mircea popescu- you know what...2011 didn't have something we have now.. -13454;1365946875;KRS1;Fox News and Kudlow? Attention.. -13453;1365946917;c1n0;mircea is alive, fox news lied to me -13452;1365946924;mircea_popescu;lolk -13451;1365946965;c1n0;don't panic sell, mircea is alive and well :) -13450;1365946973;KRS1;lol -13449;1365946979;KRS1;In Mircea we trust -13448;1365947002;KRS1;not that fox news and kudlow are the standard or anything..just using them as an example -13447;1365947002;mircea_popescu;trust, but verify. -13446;1365947028;c1n0;so glad we survived that crisis -13445;1365947034;c1n0;almost had to fake my death -13444;1365947061;c1n0;anyone scoop some nice cheap coins? :) -13443;1365947096;c1n0;"satoshi's miracle" 3 more before we have to decalre him a saint -13442;1365947521;mircea_popescu;The French government announced that starting this week, ketchup will no longer be allowed in any school or university cafeteria -13441;1365947530;mircea_popescu;what's north korea got ? -13440;1365948052;kakobrekla;;;ticker -13439;1365948053;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 100.72001, Best ask: 101.33741, Bid-ask spread: 0.61740, Last trade: 100.71001, 24 hour volume: 181415.51969588, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 117.88999, 24 hour vwap: 102.31635 -13438;1365948056;kakobrekla;dammit -13437;1365948060;kakobrekla;i want my free coins -13436;1365948061;KRS1;a little man with an ego -13435;1365948198;mircea_popescu;lol free coins for what -13434;1365948529;kakobrekla;for whta? -13433;1365948533;kakobrekla;for buyin! -13432;1365948861;KRS1;ill take some free coins..im poor man just tryin to make it in this world -13431;1365948895;KRS1;might not be much to you, but its a big deal to me -13430;1365948980;KRS1;ill tell you a joke in return :D -13429;1365949049;c1n0;kimcoin -13428;1365949057;c1n0;use it or we'll kill gas your family -13427;1365949067;kakobrekla;dont worry, everything gets settled when we die if not sooner. -13426;1365949080;c1n0;havethe sucides stopped? -13425;1365949427;KRS1;Theres more coming. -13424;1365949454;KRS1;That dude who put up his family's home for BTC at $160 is about due. -13423;1365949465;KRS1;Hope you all can sleep good at night. -13422;1365949476;KRS1;I know I can =D -13421;1365949497;KRS1;The BTC helps hehe -13420;1365949675;pgp;morning all -13419;1365949734;kakobrekla;hi -13418;1365949769;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/discovering-the-secret-villanies-of-alluring-strumpets/ -13417;1365949775;mircea_popescu;for the classically-minded. -13416;1365950065;pgp;interesting post, mp -13415;1365950106;pgp;the bitcoin "symbol" on the pants is priceless -13414;1365950136;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 6 @ 0.00179 = 0.0107 BTC [+] -13413;1365950144;mircea_popescu;:) -13412;1365950164;kakobrekla;lol -13411;1365950427;KRS1;clap clap -13410;1365950533;ThickAsThieves;made $500 in my sleep last night with filled bids and asks :) -13409;1365950593;pgp;$avg -13408;1365950595;mpexbot;pgp: 101.38 -13407;1365950652;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -13406;1365950653;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 104.11100, Best ask: 104.70999, Bid-ask spread: 0.59899, Last trade: 104.11100, 24 hour volume: 181576.37623180, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 117.88999, 24 hour vwap: 102.05784 -13405;1365950666;Diablo-D3;so we're back to normal? -13404;1365950678;ThickAsThieves;nah -13403;1365950702;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 44 @ 0.4 = 17.6 BTC [-] -13402;1365950713;mircea_popescu;seems pretty normal to me. -13401;1365950718;KRS1;is trading open on mtgox? -13400;1365950723;ThickAsThieves;yes -13399;1365950726;ThickAsThieves;and lag is gone -13398;1365950729;KRS1;great- -13397;1365950747;ThickAsThieves;fees are back too -13396;1365950763;pgp;mp: is the bot ever gonna price puts below 1 ? -13395;1365950804;mircea_popescu;i am considering an algo adjustement. we're doing a bunch of modelling and measuring. -13394;1365950814;ThickAsThieves;sweet -13393;1365950816;mircea_popescu;in no case will this be before the end of the month however. -13392;1365950824;ThickAsThieves;i suspected -13391;1365950832;ThickAsThieves;was about to say i think bit is done for the month -13390;1365950837;ThickAsThieves;bot* -13389;1365950844;pgp;noted -13388;1365950862;mircea_popescu;can't make changes midmonth, especially as they'd be towards a reduction of premiums -13387;1365950874;mircea_popescu;as it'd be unfair to bondholders (whether any harm comes to them from it or not) -13386;1365950880;ThickAsThieves;plus it still could crash to 25 -13385;1365950882;ThickAsThieves;:) -13384;1365950884;mircea_popescu;this on top of the usual consideration of just letting things be. -13383;1365950918;pgp;I understand... I am wonderering, though, has anyone bought any of these infinite vol options? -13382;1365950953;mircea_popescu;haven;'t had muich trade since the huge swings, no. -13381;1365950964;mircea_popescu;notably pretty much noboduy is goiong in the midmarket either, -13380;1365950969;mircea_popescu;in spite of the huge spreads. -13379;1365950979;pgp;not yet ;-) -13378;1365950982;mircea_popescu;yeah. -13377;1365950988;mircea_popescu;i9t's been days tho. -13376;1365951009;mircea_popescu;anyway, i think the financial tier is well spooked by all the insanity propagated at the exchange tier. -13375;1365951035;mircea_popescu;just all the wash trading going on strictly for mtgox's desire to keep on lieing about its market share should be enough of a problem -13374;1365951036;pgp;yes... -13373;1365951050;mircea_popescu;but there's tons of other issues. so i think pretty m,uch everyotne's models are off the charts, -13372;1365951054;pgp;that's my view as well -13371;1365951059;mircea_popescu;they just have the advantage of not printing this as mpoe bot does. -13370;1365951073;mircea_popescu;well, "advantage" -13369;1365951191;pgp;mp: have yuo considered an RBH model for short calls, or do you see the hassle as not being worth the extra liquidity? -13368;1365951247;pgp;understand for bond holder's - fixed risk, but for other participants... -13367;1365951265;mircea_popescu;an upgrade to a more ellaborate model (such as but not necessarily limited to or equal with rbh) has been in the plan since 2011. -13366;1365951274;mircea_popescu;however, we don't have the market to support it yet is my estimation. -13365;1365951310;mircea_popescu;certainly the idea is to keep financial instruments as sophisticated as can be borne. -13364;1365951347;pgp;hmmm... I think that what you need is more brokers... -13363;1365951375;pgp;and third party platform support to make the options less arcane... -13362;1365951379;mircea_popescu;certainly more brokers wouldn't hurt. -13361;1365951388;pgp;been thinking a lot about that lately -13360;1365951426;mircea_popescu;truth of the matter is there;'s plenty of room to get mpex stuff packaged as a sellable vehicvle. both equities and derivatives (diff, fiat, etc) -13359;1365951440;ThickAsThieves;the more brokers thing could improve soon... -13358;1365951443;mircea_popescu;this could be done via hedge funds or via other vehicles, but yeah -13357;1365951488;mircea_popescu;the thing is, most of this is yet immature. take the idiff futures as a great example. it will be a great instrument down the road buyt for now the underlying is just too nonsensical. -13356;1365951505;mircea_popescu;(and the people who really need the instrument, ie miners, are much too financially clueless) -13355;1365951543;pgp;mp: i don't think that you really have to do much more than you already are... your focus on security and availability is what makes MPEX attractive -13354;1365951588;mircea_popescu;yes, i was about to say : a simple way to test rbh specifically is to just open a brokerage offering rbh-based leverage to customers. -13353;1365951591;pgp;marketing -13352;1365951619;mircea_popescu;this is much better than exchange-level implementation because it's so much easier to limit things. throw 1k btc at this project see how long it takes you to lose it all. -13351;1365951639;mircea_popescu;fold orderly, you've contributed no market instability and in fact an orderly folding is better for one's reputation than continued success. -13350;1365951672;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.15 BTC [+] -13349;1365951673;pgp;I've implemented real-time RBH - its a hassle - and its arcane, but intellectually satisfying from a risk management standpoint -13348;1365951686;mircea_popescu;more generally the limited capital and orderly folding is a very important concept that i've been discussing with other people looking to make financial instruments in thsi chan -13347;1365951700;mircea_popescu;it's crucial for further development i think. -13346;1365951714;mircea_popescu;there's a reason llc companies irl list their capital. -13345;1365951715;pgp;agreed -13344;1365951722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [+] -13343;1365951723;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.3968 BTC [+] -13342;1365951724;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 80 @ 0.3968 = 31.744 BTC [+] -13341;1365951726;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 100 @ 0.3969 = 39.69 BTC [+] -13340;1365951727;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.397 = 0.794 BTC [+] -13339;1365951728;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.39797 = 3.9797 BTC [+] -13338;1365951728;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 49 @ 0.39798 = 19.501 BTC [+] -13337;1365951729;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.39798 = 1.5919 BTC [+] -13336;1365951730;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 23 @ 0.39799 = 9.1538 BTC [+] -13335;1365951731;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.399 = 9.975 BTC [+] -13334;1365951732;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [+] -13333;1365951735;ThickAsThieves;most likely i'll be starting an options fund -13332;1365951745;mircea_popescu;currently everyone is play-pretending this "unlimited theoretical liability" angle. it's just not workable in any practical way. -13331;1365951748;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.30333 BTC [+] -13330;1365951756;mircea_popescu;it's a fiction, and financial fiction never happy ends -13329;1365951773;ThickAsThieves;similar to jurov's bond offerings -13328;1365951786;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves that may work nicel.y -13327;1365951799;ThickAsThieves;i have much of it mapped out -13326;1365951807;ThickAsThieves;and a green light from the exchange -13325;1365951815;ThickAsThieves;just need to write it up -13324;1365951953;pgp;futures is what we really need... -13323;1365951981;mircea_popescu;you mean hash futures specifically ? -13322;1365952012;pgp;BTC futures... -13321;1365952053;pgp;cash settled based on 24h avg -13320;1365952059;mircea_popescu;ah. yeah, i've been talking to people. i will list futures, but i will only list physically settled. -13319;1365952066;mircea_popescu;so there must be someone with the ability to make deliveries. -13318;1365952079;mircea_popescu;nah, monthly settled by actual delivery. -13317;1365952108;mircea_popescu;cash settled is meaningless bullshit practically indistinguishable from a scam. -13316;1365952126;pgp;except that means dealing with fiat -13315;1365952143;mircea_popescu;whoever runs the future will have to yes -13314;1365952155;mircea_popescu;so it's pretty much limited to the exchanges. few actuallty have the sense to know wtf this all is so... -13313;1365952172;pgp;are you prepared to deal with fiat? -13312;1365952183;mircea_popescu;me ? what business of mine is it ? -13311;1365952213;pgp;seems to me like you've created something that will evade regulation for a long time because it's strickly BTC -13310;1365952232;kakobrekla;fiat is a pain -13309;1365952240;pgp;agreed -13308;1365952265;mircea_popescu;pgp the idea is for someone who has the ability to make fiat settlements to run the future. -13307;1365952273;mircea_popescu;this would be an exchange for many practical reasons -13306;1365952276;pgp;i see -13305;1365952278;mircea_popescu;also because they'd have to marketmake it -13304;1365952285;mircea_popescu;which they'd be in the best position to do. -13303;1365952288;pgp;of course. -13302;1365952295;mircea_popescu;it really is a perfectly valid and probably profityable niche. -13301;1365952320;mircea_popescu;but then again, i participate in 20+ discussions a day, all end with "yes, this is yet another niche, just need the people with a clue to do it" -13300;1365952323;pgp;I wouldn't want to try it in the US... -13299;1365952339;pgp;CTFC would freak out -13298;1365952342;mircea_popescu;if you are already running an exchange you'd better have the paperwork in order already, in which case... -13297;1365952345;mircea_popescu;no extra burden -13296;1365952380;pgp;any opinion on best foreign jurisdictions for this sort of activity? -13295;1365952397;mircea_popescu;anywhere you have a banking license as first choice. -13294;1365952436;pgp;yeah -13293;1365952452;mircea_popescu;i really think the best way to go is partner with licensed institutions rather than try and do bermudadollars or w/e -13292;1365952490;pgp;prolly -13291;1365952503;mircea_popescu;there's what, 150 countries in this world. each has at least five banks. -13290;1365952516;mircea_popescu;you tell me out of 10k banks there's not a single one you can partner with ? that seems improbable. -13289;1365952518;pgp;panamanian govt seems very user friendly... -13288;1365952535;mircea_popescu;might work. -13287;1365952554;pgp;been poking around there -13286;1365952579;pgp;gibralter also -13285;1365952592;mircea_popescu;isn't panama one of the select few countries of which the us kidnapped the head of state ? -13284;1365952616;pgp;it is... lots of cache... -13283;1365952667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15050 @ 0.00068692 = 10.3381 BTC [-] -13282;1365952682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00068596 = 4.4244 BTC [-] -13281;1365952893;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -13280;1365952894;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00299004 / 0.00409999 (279245 shares, 834.95 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00349098 / 0.0058822 (1860600 shares, 6,495.33 BTC) -13279;1365952925;error4733;malta ;) -13278;1365952951;error4733;cyprus ! wait... not anymore -13277;1365952975;punkman1;go exotic, Labuan -13276;1365953027;error4733;wtf haha labuan... just check if its exist, but yes... -13275;1365953063;pgp;malta is not a bad choice, either, govt very interested in attacting new business -13274;1365953090;error4733;yes, all big gambling company etc -13273;1365953093;kakobrekla;or cyprus -13272;1365953095;mircea_popescu;the question is more if the govt is capable of defending new business. -13271;1365953101;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.404 = 1.616 BTC [+] -13270;1365953121;pgp;true dat, mp -13269;1365953127;kakobrekla;oh i was late with that one -13268;1365953142;error4733;[14:22] cyprus ! wait... not anymore -13267;1365953149;pgp;i would have said slovenia a couple weeks ago, but... -13266;1365953155;kakobrekla;yep, i suck not reading. -13265;1365953163;mircea_popescu;what's the problem with slovenia ? -13264;1365953169;mircea_popescu;just that it's insolvent ? -13263;1365953180;kakobrekla;he prolly cant get that cnn video out of his head -13262;1365953181;kakobrekla;:(( -13261;1365953220;pgp;got the link handy... -13260;1365953233;pgp;don't mean to throw salt on the wound... -13259;1365953261;mircea_popescu;but it's neither here nor there. -13258;1365953266;pgp;j/k -13257;1365953271;mircea_popescu;so it's insolvent. what problem of yours is that ? you bring fiat in. -13256;1365953287;pgp;joking -13255;1365953293;mircea_popescu;o -13254;1365953298;ThickAsThieves;hmm, there may be another btc dump imminent -13253;1365953300;ThickAsThieves;[15:09] ;;bids 75 -13252;1365953300;ThickAsThieves;[15:09] There are currently 39194.986 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 3382833.99001 USD in total. | Data vintage: 58.9652 seconds -13251;1365953300;ThickAsThieves;[15:09] ;;asks 175 -13250;1365953300;ThickAsThieves;[15:09] There are currently 48493.234 bitcoins offered at or under 175.0 USD, worth 6706271.46426 USD in total. | Data vintage: 59.7281 seconds -13249;1365953300;ThickAsThieves;[08:26] ;;asks 175 -13248;1365953300;ThickAsThieves;[08:26] ;;bids 75 -13247;1365953300;ThickAsThieves;[08:27] There are currently 67783.678 bitcoins offered at or under 175.0 USD, worth 8961608.15255 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0038 seconds -13246;1365953301;ThickAsThieves;[08:27] There are currently 38658.49 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 3330653.01159 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0102 seconds -13245;1365953309;mircea_popescu;pastebin omg./ -13244;1365953313;ThickAsThieves;sry -13243;1365953352;ThickAsThieves;20000 new coins on offer -13242;1365953685;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 10000 -13241;1365953687;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 959726.8984 USD and would take the last price down to 91.8351 USD, resulting in an average price of 95.9727 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0006 seconds -13240;1365953698;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 20000 -13239;1365953699;gribble;A market order to sell 20000 bitcoins right now would net 1845892.5144 USD and would take the last price down to 85.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 92.2946 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 11.4068 seconds -13238;1365953878;pgp;I must say that there is a noticeable *lack* of lag today... all that free market making shit is gone... -13237;1365953882;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 66 @ 0.00179 = 0.1181 BTC [+] -13236;1365953924;mircea_popescu;heh. -13235;1365953936;mircea_popescu;what's to trade ? they who wanted btc have them, they who wanted dollars have them. -13234;1365953997;ThickAsThieves;would be pretty fun to watch a massive dump without lag -13233;1365954009;pgp;;;bids 32 -13232;1365954011;gribble;There are currently 177622.71 bitcoins demanded at or over 32.0 USD, worth 10173943.3472 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0061 seconds -13231;1365954042;ThickAsThieves;winklevoss twins gonna dump us down to 32 :) -13230;1365954101;pgp;i wonder what price the winklevi got in at? -13229;1365954117;ThickAsThieves;someone told me 15 -13228;1365954125;ThickAsThieves;i dodnt read the article myself -13227;1365954128;ThickAsThieves;didnt* -13226;1365954162;pgp;i suppose that qualifies as an "early adopter" in this environment -13225;1365954187;pgp;they claim to have something like 100,000 BTC, eh? -13224;1365954198;mircea_popescu;logically the only reason they'd say anything about it is if they bought high and it counts as a capital loss. -13223;1365954204;ThickAsThieves;they mustve heard about it though Silk Road press -13222;1365954227;ThickAsThieves;yeah they claim 1% -13221;1365954239;pgp;;;market --sell 100000 -13220;1365954242;gribble;A market order to sell 100000 bitcoins right now would net 7018310.8642 USD and would take the last price down to 50.0100 USD, resulting in an average price of 70.1831 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0048 seconds -13219;1365954251;ThickAsThieves;not too bad -13218;1365954295;pgp;mp: interesting interpretation... -13217;1365954420;stupidz;;;market --sell 100 -13216;1365954422;gribble;A market order to sell 100 bitcoins right now would net 9972.0481 USD and would take the last price down to 99.7000 USD, resulting in an average price of 99.7205 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0003 seconds -13215;1365954917;error4733;!bids 0 -13214;1365954944;kakobrekla;its ;; for gribble -13213;1365954956;error4733;*first coffee -13212;1365954960;kakobrekla;:) -13211;1365954970;error4733;;;bids 0 -13210;1365954972;gribble;There are currently 44136852 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14770558.6823 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0094 seconds -13209;1365954992;error4733;;;asks 50 -13208;1365954993;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 20.9177 seconds -13207;1365955002;error4733;!bids 50 -13206;1365955009;kakobrekla;nein -13205;1365955013;error4733;;;bids 50 -13204;1365955013;gribble;There are currently 109504.62 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 7521623.90265 USD in total. | Data vintage: 41.5160 seconds -13203;1365955017;error4733;jajajajaja -13202;1365955111;error4733;;;eightball do i need a second coffee ? -13201;1365955111;gribble;The outlook is good. -13200;1365955152;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -13199;1365955155;gribble;Current Blocks: 231307 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 532 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 3 hours, 6 minutes, and 21 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8984122.26112 | Estimated Percent Change: 17.08748 -13198;1365955204;kakobrekla;a few more weeks like that and 100 will be bottom -13197;1365955307;pgp;yes -13196;1365955366;pgp;the more time we spend between 90 and 110, the better, imo -13195;1365955386;kakobrekla;according to my maffs this bubble was ~4x smaller than the first one -13194;1365955391;savetheinternet;is bitfunder.com the best site to buy shares at? -13193;1365955436;pgp;of course... -13192;1365955448;pgp;$32 to 2 is whole different ball game -13191;1365955512;pgp;then again, as much as I hope it stabalizes here, I think think it goes lower -13190;1365955518;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 14 @ 0.0018 = 0.0252 BTC [+] -13189;1365955552;kakobrekla;well -13188;1365955555;kakobrekla;i hope so too -13187;1365955557;kakobrekla;:) -13186;1365955631;kakobrekla;savetheinternet, i guess that would depends on what one is looking for -13185;1365955636;kakobrekla;-s -13184;1365955676;pgp;btw, took a while to get down to $2... http://i.imgur.com/LWGXliJ.png -13183;1365955728;savetheinternet;i dunno, i only just got into the bitcoin assets game. i bought 490 of ASICMINER shares through bitfunder. but the site looks a bit dodgy/messy, and that WeExchange thing looks pretty bad too. just wondering if there's a preferred alternative to bitfunder everyone uses? is there a mtgox of bitcoin assets? -13182;1365955730;kakobrekla;that is true, -13181;1365955737;kakobrekla;but there isnt much place to go -13180;1365955738;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/etc/btc/ -13179;1365955761;pgp;btc-tc -13178;1365955772;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 3 @ 0.0018 = 0.0054 BTC [+] -13177;1365955795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7451 @ 0.00070797 = 5.2751 BTC [+] -13176;1365955797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3265 @ 0.00071053 = 2.3199 BTC [+] -13175;1365955857;taub;Fact. The owner of MPEX has attempted to sell NSFW photos of herself. -13174;1365955859;taub;lol? -13173;1365955862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 21 @ 0.404 = 8.484 BTC [+] -13172;1365955863;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.405 BTC [+] -13171;1365955864;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.44 = 1.76 BTC [+] -13170;1365955865;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.44 = 2.2 BTC [+] -13169;1365955866;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [+] -13168;1365955867;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 115 @ 0.45 = 51.75 BTC [+] -13167;1365955868;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.45 = 22.5 BTC [+] -13166;1365955872;kakobrekla;block halving bottom was 0.2 usd per 100mhash -13165;1365955879;kakobrekla;and it quickly picked up from there -13164;1365955905;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -13163;1365955906;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 101.80001, Best ask: 101.96999, Bid-ask spread: 0.16998, Last trade: 101.80001, 24 hour volume: 181684.56390831, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 116.89000, 24 hour vwap: 101.60381 -13162;1365955910;kakobrekla;some historical resistance shows at 0.6 -13161;1365955963;pgp;interesting -13160;1365955967;kakobrekla;so if we are using hash power to normalize this a bit -13159;1365955972;kakobrekla;absolute bottom would be 50 -13158;1365955984;kakobrekla;which was accually hit -13157;1365956030;kakobrekla;but this is using weighted price -13156;1365956057;pgp;interesting, but maybe I'm missing something - do you believe that there is a causal link here? -13155;1365956151;mircea_popescu;taub the fact department is pretty thin -13154;1365956165;mircea_popescu;savetheinternet mpex does about 80% of bitcoin denominated financials trade. -13153;1365956165;kakobrekla;well difficulty normally follows price -13152;1365956214;mircea_popescu;pgp mining at the very least has the impact that when btc goes under mining cost miners move from selling to buying. -13151;1365956225;kakobrekla;but i think this should be taken into account in a way, i think its helpful a bit, navigating in this movements -13150;1365956234;mircea_popescu;this switch would by far dominate any functioning market. -13149;1365956240;mircea_popescu;is btc market functional ? anyone's guess. -13148;1365956256;pgp;i see -13147;1365956281;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [+] -13146;1365956282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.5 BTC [+] -13145;1365956283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.52 = 2.08 BTC [+] -13144;1365956286;pgp;bitcoin really is its own beast, eh? -13143;1365956293;kakobrekla;yea -13142;1365956298;kakobrekla;nothing like it -13141;1365956320;kakobrekla;(waiting for goat to scream: LTC!!!) -13140;1365956337;pgp;lol -13139;1365956402;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.52 BTC [+] -13138;1365956439;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136588457332.jpg -13137;1365956451;kakobrekla;lol -13136;1365956468;error4733;it's sunday, i'm not at work ! i can open a MP link... -13135;1365956492;error4733;2 times you screw me ! -13134;1365956520;mircea_popescu;lol -13133;1365956530;kakobrekla;romania is in the red? -13132;1365956536;mircea_popescu;great place to be. -13131;1365956552;error4733;Open a link then close the window with a quick look behind me just to check if a workmate didnt see your nasty link -13130;1365956566;mircea_popescu;it's only nasty if you're not doing it. -13129;1365956594;error4733;? naked on a quad -13128;1365956594;mircea_popescu;here, just for error4733, a gif of my workplace http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/13606663711.gif -13127;1365956640;error4733;hehe i'm green on the map ! i knew it ! never listen a girl -13126;1365956692;ThickAsThieves;portugal is oddly absent -13125;1365956703;mircea_popescu;lol -13124;1365956730;error4733;to much fur -13123;1365956736;ThickAsThieves;lol -13122;1365956814;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 7 @ 0.009999 = 0.07 BTC [-] -13121;1365956844;ThickAsThieves;where's the chart for vagina depth? -13120;1365956852;ThickAsThieves;:) -13119;1365956883;pgp;and the subsequently overlay for delta values... that's the REAL data -13118;1365956964;mircea_popescu;believe it or not i actually have an article about this. -13117;1365956967;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -13116;1365956992;taub;why does anyone think mp is a girl? -13115;1365957002;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/statistica-matematica-cu-numere/ it's in romanian, but the numbers you can get. -13114;1365957016;mircea_popescu;~120 mn kms of unused cunt in the world because of the delta. -13113;1365957023;ThickAsThieves;mp, if there is something you DON'T hace an article about, you're probably writing it now -13112;1365957034;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves just as soon as i figure it out yeah. -13111;1365957039;taub;france is high bc they ahve lots of blacks there -13110;1365957051;mircea_popescu;france always cheats. -13109;1365957083;ThickAsThieves;"As average vagina has a depth of 18 inches also result there globally about 120 million kilometers from unused pussy (taking round female population as 4 billion)." -13108;1365957090;ThickAsThieves;priceless -13107;1365957107;pgp;lol -13106;1365957117;mircea_popescu;actually, -13105;1365957117;mircea_popescu;Adaugind toate astea rezulta ca pizda medie parcurge 10.8 metri per futai, in medieii. Cum un an are 12 luni rezulta ca intr-o viata (de 70 de ani) pizda medie parcurge-n pula 9.07 kilometri in decursul vietii ei. Cum ejacularea medie are cam doi mililitri rezulta ca pizda medie scoate o economie de 18.5 litri la suta de kmiii ceea ce-i de altfel destul de ineficient. Pe de alta parte emisiile nu polueaza (ci sunt chia -13104;1365957117;mircea_popescu;r opusul polutiei). -13103;1365957124;mircea_popescu;which says -13102;1365957152;mircea_popescu;"adding it all up, the average cunny rides about 10.8 meters per fucking. since a year is 12 months long it comes to a lifetime's worth of riding being about 9.07kms. -13101;1365957191;mircea_popescu;since the average cum is ~2ml, the average cunt runs on 18.5 liters / 100km efficiency, which isn't so very great. on the other hand emission doesn't pollute, being the exact opposite of pollution. -13100;1365957230;mircea_popescu;there be great power in statistex -13099;1365957276;taub;nasty... -13098;1365957510;mircea_popescu;aww -13097;1365957521;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.839 BTC [+] -13096;1365957625;deadweasel;https://coinbr.com/ref?c=294TNRz1oP -13095;1365957629;deadweasel;coinbr is good too. -13094;1365957646;deadweasel;oops, 8 pages in scrollback -13093;1365957652;deadweasel;good morning all! -13092;1365957676;kakobrekla;hehe -13091;1365957681;kakobrekla;heya -13090;1365957697;mircea_popescu;lol hi -13089;1365957758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17235 @ 0.00071053 = 12.246 BTC [+] -13088;1365957760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13750 @ 0.00071481 = 9.8286 BTC [+] -13087;1365957765;deadweasel;wow, I now know what the average cunt runs on. thanks mp. -13086;1365957776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 150 @ 0.00071749 = 0.1076 BTC [+] -13085;1365957778;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4504 @ 0.00071817 = 3.2346 BTC [+] -13084;1365957783;deadweasel;so should be riding my gf to work? -13083;1365957795;kakobrekla;on your dick yea -13082;1365957817;mircea_popescu;either riding her to work or work on riding her works. -13081;1365957902;deadweasel;excellent. mileage may vary. -13080;1365958000;Diablo-D3;http://qz.com/74137/six-reasons-why-chinese-people-will-drive-the-next-bull-market-in-bitcoin/ -13079;1365958736;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 80000 @ 0.00175 = 140 BTC [-] -13078;1365958757;ThickAsThieves;lotsa bitbet -13077;1365958869;mircea_popescu;o hey -13076;1365958874;mircea_popescu;!ticker m s.bbet -13075;1365958876;assbot;[MPEX:S.BBET] 1D: 0.00175 / 0.00175 / 0.00175 (80000 shares, 14.00 BTC), 7D: 0.00079521 / 0.00173463 / 0.00199999 (110792 shares, 192.18 BTC), 30D: 0.00050015 / 0.00181392 / 0.00201401 (187840 shares, 340.73 BTC) -13074;1365958898;mircea_popescu;um -13073;1365958923;mircea_popescu;$vwap s.bbet -13072;1365958925;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: S.BBET 1 day: average: 0.00175 high: 0.00175 low: 0.00175 volume: 80000 btc: 140.0 7 day: average: 0.00173464 high: 0.00199999 low: 0.00079521 volume: 110792 btc: 192.18398032 30 day: average: 0.00181392 high: 0.00201401 low: 0.00050015 volume: 187840 btc: 340.72766482 -13071;1365958933;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ^ bug in assbot ?! -13070;1365959012;mircea_popescu;Rio Tinto’s Kennecott mine in Utah- the US’ 2nd largest silver mine and world’s largest copper mine has just suffered a massive landslide which will likely shut down production at the mine for years as upwards of 1 billion tons of dirt and ore have collapsed into the basin. -13069;1365959074;ThickAsThieves;usagi wins -13068;1365959099;mircea_popescu;thats like 4mn oz of silver a year -13067;1365959148;mircea_popescu;http://www.flickr.com/photos/riotinto-kennecottutahcopper/8644405476/sizes/z/in/photostream/ -13066;1365959151;mircea_popescu;pretty cool pix -13065;1365959235;ThickAsThieves;wow that is cool -13064;1365959495;error4733;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSu5Yyc1bEM -13063;1365959507;error4733;The only working product in this video is the laser engraver...? -13062;1365959515;error4733;" " -13061;1365959849;ThickAsThieves;vid looks like it was made in 1995 -13060;1365959951;pgp;i think that the last 12 hours has been the first period of time since bitcoin started to dive that we haven't had any significant lag... -13059;1365959969;pgp;hooray for fee reinstatement! -13058;1365960003;ThickAsThieves;it seemed to be fixed before the fees -13057;1365960021;pgp;? -13056;1365960025;ThickAsThieves;i recall trading briskly for an hour or so and then being like wtf, fees? -13055;1365960052;pgp;http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ -13054;1365960086;error4733;they crash the market to cover news servers cost :) -13053;1365960097;pgp;lol -13052;1365960122;pgp;the real improvement will come on apr 17th when the get rid of unfunded orders.. -13051;1365960139;taub;yep i dont know why they take so long to do that -13050;1365960158;ThickAsThieves;the feature will be missed -13049;1365960163;error4733;give time to ppl to found account -13048;1365960187;ThickAsThieves;would be nice to have a triggered order feature -13047;1365960188;pgp;it is interesting to note, though, that if they had a scaleable matching engine, lower fees would definately result in more volume... -13046;1365960232;taub;lots of competition emerging, i dont think mtgox will be really around after 2013 -13045;1365960240;taub;around, but not #1 -13044;1365960246;pgp;RIP -13043;1365960289;pgp;taub - what is the most credible solution/future competition you've heard about -13042;1365960367;pgp;'cuz although I see more competitors coming to the table, I haven't heard of anything that compelling... -13041;1365960371;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.09611 BTC [-] -13040;1365960402;error4733;pgp http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c7v6z/buttercoin_open_source_highperformance_bitcoin/ -13039;1365960468;taub;yea buttercoin, kraken, whatever max keiser is cooking up -13038;1365960487;taub;that exchange franchising business -13037;1365960493;taub;where you can rent software -13036;1365960550;JWU42;didn't rg "run" BitVPS and was responsible for the listing on MPeX? -13035;1365960626;pgp;yeah - ok - nothing I haven't heard about... none of these approaches seem very convincing to me... -13034;1365960955;b0n1;is there someone who runs a bot on bitcoin-central? -13033;1365960992;b0n1;i cant manage the oauth2 verification, even if i run the exact same code that is in their example -13032;1365961167;KRS1;what docs u looking at -13031;1365961405;error4733;bitcoin-central ? try bitcoinica ! -13030;1365961652;Diablo-D3;error4733: hurr -13029;1365962065;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -13028;1365962065;gribble;63526.5311894 -13027;1365962108;ThickAsThieves;5000 gone in a week -13026;1365962433;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 5 @ 0.0135 = 0.0675 BTC [-] -13025;1365962509;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 5 @ 0.014 = 0.07 BTC [+] -13024;1365962641;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.441 BTC [-] -13023;1365962718;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.1 = 0.4 BTC [+] -13022;1365962786;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 6 @ 0.1019 = 0.6114 BTC [+] -13021;1365962881;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.16 BTC [+] -13020;1365962882;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -13019;1365962917;error4733;same % of new account provide paper for verifiaction, that what they say when some ppl ask the same question as you ! -13018;1365963029;TheMonarchTx;do accounts need to be verified before they can send API calls? -13017;1365963043;TheMonarchTx;or do you only need to verify to withdraw funds? -13016;1365963121;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.16 BTC [+] -13015;1365963166;b0n1;KRS1, i look at the official API doc from the homepage of bitcoin central -13014;1365963197;b0n1;https://github.com/paytunia/api-documentation -13013;1365963209;error4733;dunno, but speculate on mtgox improvement before they happen is just... useless!? -13012;1365963220;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8433 BTC [+] -13011;1365963229;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.8433 = 4.2165 BTC [+] -13010;1365963387;b0n1;KRS1, directly under Full usage example i used the ruby gem code -13009;1365963450;b0n1;it works all find at first and get the url for the authorization code, on token.get i get an empty boday -13008;1365963452;b0n1;body -13007;1365963545;error4733;my guess is they change a lot last week -13006;1365963586;error4733;with the secuity breach, maybe githud is not updated yet -13005;1365963643;b0n1;hm k, but isnt someone here running a bot on bitcoin central? -13004;1365963752;KRS1;ok hmm -13003;1365963779;KRS1;do u have the gems u need -13002;1365963828;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 50 @ 0.2 = 10 BTC [+] -13001;1365963866;b0n1;i think so -13000;1365963900;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC [+] -12999;1365963909;b0n1;or which one do you mean? -12998;1365964251;b0n1;KRS1, ? -12997;1365964738;error4733;;;eightball can we trust bitcoin-central ? -12996;1365964738;gribble;One would be wise to think so. -12995;1365964776;b0n1;;;nethash -12994;1365964777;gribble;63526.5311894 -12993;1365964876;b0n1;;;eightball can we trust mtgox ? -12992;1365964876;gribble;No clue. -12991;1365965302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20250 @ 0.00070057 = 14.1865 BTC [-] -12990;1365965596;assbot;[BTCTC] [SYNERGY] 1 @ 0.109 BTC [-] -12989;1365966267;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.2 BTC [+] -12988;1365966372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4950 @ 0.00070585 = 3.494 BTC [+] -12987;1365966376;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00071043 = 5.8966 BTC [+] -12986;1365967202;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.441 = 0.882 BTC [-] -12985;1365967339;thestringpuller;;;seen ThickAsThieves -12984;1365967340;gribble;ThickAsThieves was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 hour, 27 minutes, and 11 seconds ago: 5000 gone in a week -12983;1365967344;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -12982;1365967345;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 3 days, 0 hours, 39 minutes, and 52 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -12981;1365967361;thestringpuller;ThickAsThieves: why does usagi win? -12980;1365967380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9854 @ 0.00071437 = 7.0394 BTC [+] -12979;1365967384;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -12978;1365967387;gribble;There are currently 44183451 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14395071.0479 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0215 seconds -12977;1365967392;ThickAsThieves;because he deals in silver -12976;1365967396;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -12975;1365967403;ThickAsThieves;and now there is way less getting mined -12974;1365967437;ThickAsThieves;Bugpowder whatchoo think about current price -12973;1365967455;Bugpowder;It's 100 -12972;1365967459;Bugpowder;as expected -12971;1365967463;error4733;i quote the 30$ pronostic -12970;1365967472;error4733;;) -12969;1365967474;ThickAsThieves;i'm thinking a rally tonight and tomorrow -12968;1365967475;Bugpowder;quote the $100 prognositc -12967;1365967489;Bugpowder;30 is a 3 month price target -12966;1365967504;Bugpowder;wobble around 100, then a slow fade over the next 2 months -12965;1365967505;ThickAsThieves;last night someone was maintaining a 7k btc floor for a long time -12964;1365967514;ThickAsThieves;at 100 -12963;1365967521;error4733;so you short all your btc ? -12962;1365967527;Bugpowder;nope -12961;1365967529;error4733;the 30% remaning -12960;1365967530;Bugpowder;I cashed 70% -12959;1365967535;Bugpowder;the 30% I hold -12958;1365967553;Bugpowder;I mean, my deep analysis is based on lining up the last bubble chart to this one -12957;1365967557;Bugpowder;so... -12956;1365967563;error4733;yes i saw this pic... -12955;1365967564;Bugpowder;not a lot of confidence there :) -12954;1365967572;error4733;bearish pic -12953;1365967598;Bugpowder;I don't really have a great idea of where its going, but the past bubble pattern has me worried -12952;1365967599;error4733;how can u compar 2 different event ? -12951;1365967612;Bugpowder;they were both bubbles -12950;1365967613;error4733;same crash but totally different context -12949;1365967627;Bugpowder;yes but similar patterns happen all the time -12948;1365967636;Bugpowder;the ripple following a sharp move -12947;1365967638;Bugpowder;for example -12946;1365967642;Bugpowder;happens every time -12945;1365967651;Bugpowder;I don't know where it is going -12944;1365967684;Bugpowder;My feeling is that the EV on the 3 month timescale, if you were long BTC at this price, is negative -12943;1365967691;Bugpowder;on the 3 year timescale, positive -12942;1365967723;b0n1;where can i short btcs? -12941;1365967724;Bugpowder;I have bids starting at 52 and going down to 13. -12940;1365967740;Bugpowder;borrow some btc from bakewelll -12939;1365967786;error4733;bakewell haha, any news ? didn't follow -12938;1365967812;error4733;he'll be happy to read you -12937;1365967819;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: the times change though. 100 could be the actual price -12936;1365967824;Bugpowder;sure -12935;1365967827;thestringpuller;anything below could be cheap coins -12934;1365967832;Bugpowder;could be -12933;1365967839;thestringpuller;If someone competent arrives to the game the price will rise again -12932;1365967842;error4733;that my mojo : any coin under 100 its cheap ! -12931;1365967842;Bugpowder;I think it will get cheaper though -12930;1365967852;Bugpowder;you want to buy the bottom -12929;1365967856;Bugpowder;not halfway down -12928;1365967873;thestringpuller;Yea but what if that never occurs because someone arrives to the game. -12927;1365967876;thestringpuller;Sets up shop like a mobster. -12926;1365967892;Bugpowder;then you miss out -12925;1365967896;thestringpuller;If I were a hedgefund manager and saw all this news I would rush to btc world due to lack of regulation. -12924;1365967903;Bugpowder;hence I'm keeping 30% in btc -12923;1365967934;Bugpowder;Making money was easy on the way up the bubble -12922;1365967940;Bugpowder;now its going to get tougher for a while -12921;1365968001;b0n1;isnt bakewell scam? -12920;1365968004;error4733;time will say ;) we just need a good news, that it -12919;1365968025;error4733;short 600btc @35$ is a scam ? :D -12918;1365968077;Bugpowder;yes bake well scammed -12917;1365968114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4480 @ 0.00071817 = 3.2174 BTC [+] -12916;1365968116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8974 @ 0.00072046 = 6.4654 BTC [+] -12915;1365968127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1596 @ 0.0007217 = 1.1518 BTC [+] -12914;1365968150;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: why do you think MPOE stock is skyrocketing today? -12913;1365968180;Bugpowder;mp turned the S.MPOE buying bot back on ;-) -12912;1365968185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 549 @ 0.00071437 = 0.3922 BTC [-] -12911;1365968201;ThickAsThieves;hehe -12910;1365968208;Bugpowder;is it skyrocketing? -12909;1365968469;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -12908;1365968470;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00068596 / 0.00070525 / 0.000735 (444127 shares, 313.22 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00069453 / 0.000735 (2621860 shares, 1,820.98 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068957 / 0.00077505 (10865175 shares, 7,492.41 BTC) -12907;1365968474;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: it crashed after March no? -12906;1365968489;Bugpowder;.006 -12905;1365968504;Bugpowder;.0006 -12904;1365968522;thestringpuller;yea that was pretty low -12903;1365968542;thestringpuller;do you think bondholders are going to keep their money this time lol? -12902;1365968543;Bugpowder;usually a good idea to buy at .0006 -12901;1365968546;kakobrekla;Bugpowder, speaking of bubble, imho this one was 4times smaller -12900;1365968557;thestringpuller;than 2011? -12899;1365968563;kakobrekla;yes -12898;1365968570;Bugpowder;how so? -12897;1365968573;thestringpuller;2011 was 30 -> 5 -12896;1365968574;Bugpowder;what is the baseline -12895;1365968581;kakobrekla;http://smpake.com/etc/btc/ -12894;1365968584;thestringpuller;so its about 6 times lostt in value -12893;1365968585;Bugpowder;2011 was 33->2 -12892;1365968600;Bugpowder;93% loss -12891;1365968622;Bugpowder;;;calc 266/33*2 -12890;1365968623;gribble;16.1212121212 -12889;1365968627;kakobrekla;and that chart uses weighted daily price -12888;1365968635;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [+] -12887;1365968651;thestringpuller;What's the deal with ASICMINER did they announce new divs? -12886;1365968660;thestringpuller;I feel so behind in asset world -12885;1365968664;kakobrekla;at the current diff the bottom would be 50 (0.2 mhash per 100 around) -12884;1365968705;ThickAsThieves;they previewed their new usb miner -12883;1365968709;thestringpuller;could you rephrase kakobrekla ? -12882;1365968736;kakobrekla;hm? -12881;1365968739;kakobrekla;whats not clear? -12880;1365968748;thestringpuller;are you saying miners need 50usd / coin? -12879;1365968750;Bugpowder;well I would say, 16.1212 is the bottom -12878;1365968751;thestringpuller;to operate? -12877;1365968770;Bugpowder;which is basically the price when the bubble started to inflate -12876;1365968795;kakobrekla;im saying so far in these years -12875;1365968796;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85 BTC [+] -12874;1365968799;kakobrekla;0.2 was the bottom support -12873;1365968811;kakobrekla;which i expect to slowly getting lower since asic -12872;1365968815;kakobrekla;but that means half a year or so -12871;1365968842;kakobrekla;even with the block reward halving -12870;1365968845;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [+] -12869;1365968858;kakobrekla;bottom was 0.2 and it picked up from there rather quickly -12868;1365968922;kakobrekla;look we are all speculating here -12867;1365968924;kakobrekla;mostly -12866;1365968944;kakobrekla;but imho this should be concireder -12865;1365968945;kakobrekla;d -12864;1365969019;unbalanced_;Bug, re your ideas for the fiat portfolio yesterday, have you considered sticking to options on other asset classes rather than EFTs / funds / stocks? E.g. 80-90% treasuries 10%-20% at risk in 10-40 small longshot speculations per year? -12863;1365969021;Bugpowder;So if diff doubles... -12862;1365969028;unbalanced_;Taleb's barbell risk strategy -12861;1365969038;Bugpowder;it's an interesting idea -12860;1365969052;Bugpowder;but I'm pretty vanilla in my investments outside of bitcoin -12859;1365969074;Bugpowder;also treasuries are pretty dangerous right now -12858;1365969079;unbalanced_;It has the advantage of avoiding the fact that in a bear market / crisis, all asset classes are suddenly highly correlated in a rush to liquidity. -12857;1365969112;unbalanced_;Yes I wouldn't touch 'em but here in Canada I use vanilla "high interest" savings accounts or money market funds for that portion. -12856;1365969130;Bugpowder;the danger is interest rate risk -12855;1365969148;Bugpowder;if you are doing 2 year T Bills or shorter term, very little risk -12854;1365969156;Bugpowder;but also, very little interest rate -12853;1365969203;unbalanced_;If you mean your return on 80% of your portfolio may not keep up with inflation, my position on that is: who cares? The longshot options in the other 10-20%, the at risk portion of the portfolio, are what will provide portfolio return. -12852;1365969237;Bugpowder;I should probably read that book -12851;1365969246;Bugpowder;what are the long shots though? -12850;1365969252;unbalanced_;Max downdraft in any one year, no matter what happens, is the amount in your Risk On slice, if every one of the 40 positions you take turns out to lose 100%. -12849;1365969263;unbalanced_;Out of the money options. Black Swans. -12848;1365969322;unbalanced_;E.g. Apple in January, Amazon shortly after, that MLM company Ackman and Icahn are fighting over -12847;1365969394;unbalanced_;I'm not a big believer in Modern Portfolio Theory after 2008. -12846;1365969431;unbalanced_;I was in this strategy then and the portfolio was horizontal when all the world was crashing around us. -12845;1365969467;Diablo-D3;nothing trumps common sense -12844;1365969475;Diablo-D3;never invest in things you dont understand -12843;1365969514;Bugpowder;Here is my target allocations -12842;1365969515;Bugpowder;http://imgur.com/ZBAoEdq -12841;1365969523;Bugpowder;I don't try picking any stocks -12840;1365969546;unbalanced_;Herbalife, that's the one I was thinking of: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=HLF ... incredible volatility as the giants duked it out and tried to screw each other over. -12839;1365969578;unbalanced_;Right, but with options you take synthetic positions, e.g. straddles and strangles. You're already doing it here. -12838;1365969616;Bugpowder;I did a fair amount of options trading in 0708 -12837;1365969618;unbalanced_;Pick a company that could have drama in the next 90 days: earnings at risk, ridiculously overvalued or undervalued. -12836;1365969619;Bugpowder;was exciting -12835;1365969640;Bugpowder;yeah but after earnings the volatility premium suddenly drops -12834;1365969642;Bugpowder;makes it tough -12833;1365969660;Bugpowder;I had huge account swings with options trading -12832;1365969667;Bugpowder;finally blew the account up -12831;1365969673;unbalanced_;Yes you have to assume you will lose 100% on a trade if you are wrong and restrict your bet size accordingly. -12830;1365969675;Bugpowder;So I quit -12829;1365969683;Bugpowder;and now I just do vanilla -12828;1365969694;Bugpowder;and I'm averaging a 7.5% return -12827;1365969707;Bugpowder;over the last 5 years -12826;1365969715;Bugpowder;not spectaular but not bad. -12825;1365969734;unbalanced_;Change that chart to CROX weekly and check out 2011: it was priced on earnings expectations that would have meant that every shoe sold in the US would be a Croc for the next N years. Bubble, had to pop. -12824;1365969759;unbalanced_;Buy a few puts with a long enough time horizon to be right, and then wait. -12823;1365969772;Bugpowder;getting the timing is very tough -12822;1365969791;unbalanced_;Agreed... I've been early and I've been late. -12821;1365969841;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: never try to time the market -12820;1365969866;unbalanced_;Taleb says it's like a thousand little paper cuts. A bunch of little ouches but you never "blow up" and lose too much. -12819;1365969910;Bugpowder;I think its a very reasonable strat -12818;1365969917;Bugpowder;more timeconsuming though -12817;1365969945;Bugpowder;I just fire and forget, trying to keep my target distributions correct without selling -12816;1365969953;unbalanced_;I tend to put on one new trade a month when a situation comes to light. Some have a 1-year time horizon, some are 1-mo. -12815;1365969954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4450 @ 0.00070057 = 3.1175 BTC [-] -12814;1365969956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00069248 = 5.1244 BTC [-] -12813;1365969958;Bugpowder;and update the targets every 3-5 years -12812;1365969962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1650 @ 0.00068596 = 1.1318 BTC [-] -12811;1365970010;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.41 = 0.82 BTC [+] -12810;1365970011;unbalanced_;With Herbalife I missed it by a day. Formulated a strategy one night, was eating breakfast the next AM and the situation happened pre-market. -12809;1365970026;unbalanced_;I almost spit out my Cheerios. -12808;1365970063;unbalanced_;I did a write up, I'll have to get a blog up and post it. -12807;1365970101;unbalanced_;I better get back to programming. Got to make a living or I'll have nothing to trade with! -12806;1365970142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 250 @ 0.00328066 = 0.8202 BTC [-] -12805;1365970514;Bugpowder;COOL! -12804;1365970530;Bugpowder;mtgox counted all my trades during the 0 fee time towards my 30day volume -12803;1365970577;taub;this lack of volatility is boring -12802;1365970592;error4733;its a shame i'll send a ticket to support now -12801;1365970595;taub;are you at the max now bug? -12800;1365970596;Bugpowder;0.4% :) -12799;1365970611;taub;2k for me -12798;1365970614;taub;0.34 -12797;1365970616;Bugpowder;I should have made some more trades! -12796;1365970619;taub;0.43 -12795;1365970631;Bugpowder;I could have made 0.3 -12794;1365970667;taub;wish they would allow like special deals for 0%... -12793;1365970846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2926 @ 0.00328066 = 9.5992 BTC [-] -12792;1365971310;Bugpowder;nice -12791;1365971318;Bugpowder;bitcoinity added historical spread -12790;1365971322;Bugpowder;on the plot -12789;1365971400;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -12788;1365971874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11400 @ 0.00070089 = 7.9901 BTC [+] -12787;1365971975;deadweasel;nice! -12786;1365972011;deadweasel;i'm not sure how to read the green and red on the top graph -12785;1365972024;deadweasel;hell, or even the bottom. :/ -12784;1365972255;error4733;green was the buying price red the selling price yellow ligne is average bottom is wall with all btc asked (green) or open for sale ((rede) -12783;1365972299;BitHub;so the aim of this game is buy low and sell high to the next lot of buyers and give yourself a golden parachute all the way down to 50? -12782;1365972313;deadweasel;error, awesome, thank you! -12781;1365972337;deadweasel;BitHub: sounds like a good game. -12780;1365972348;BitHub;yep -12779;1365972414;error4733;Do you miss the top ? ;) -12778;1365972421;BitHub;? -12777;1365972433;BitHub;i'm pushing for single digi's -12776;1365972485;deadweasel;http://bitcoin.speedstats.org/ this might be helpful when you have to move btc quickly... -12775;1365972494;BitHub;i stopped buying when it went over 100 beause it was just a scam -12774;1365972510;error4733;i burn a candle every night on my satoshi's temple for this too -12773;1365972511;deadweasel;ya, i stopped at 62 -12772;1365972533;BitHub;liking this 100 tho -12771;1365972573;deadweasel;i expect it to drop over the next couple of weeks... but it's possible half of that incoming capital was stopped by the goxfail. maybe they buy in next few weeks? -12770;1365972620;BitHub;what assets are you feeling? -12769;1365972634;BitHub;i only like asicminer -12768;1365972654;error4733;i'm not sur about the new 150000 account open in mtgox since 2013, if they bought 1btc each :troll: -12767;1365972678;deadweasel;they couldn't verify that many in 3 months if their lives depended on it. -12766;1365972679;damientrog;I don't understand the Asicminer hype, sure the dividends are high, but it will devaluate very quickly -12765;1365972683;BitHub;trying to scout some ipo's but jeeez seems like every asset popping up lately is just scammy -12764;1365972687;deadweasel;yeah, it's overpriced. -12763;1365972711;deadweasel;stick with the winners, sdice rallied a bit... where is it now? -12762;1365972719;deadweasel;not that sdice is a winner... lol. -12761;1365972723;ThickAsThieves;sdice is still up -12760;1365972727;ThickAsThieves;going up more too -12759;1365972730;BitHub;heh yeah i was going to say -12758;1365972754;error4733;with ASCM you bought also next gen of asci -12757;1365972786;damientrog;I thought you only bought shares into that 1 machine -12756;1365972787;BitHub;have you noticed alot of miners trying to offload their asic preorders lately? -12755;1365972789;error4733;do u see this cute usb dongle ? -12754;1365972805;damientrog;not in the company -12753;1365972814;BitHub;error4733 i want to order 100 :P -12752;1365972819;error4733;same -12751;1365972825;error4733;TAKE MY MONEY was my first react -12750;1365972833;ThickAsThieves;with AM you buy Friedcat, arguably the most motivated btc business manager for a public company -12749;1365972834;BitHub;SHUT UP AND TAKE MY BITCOIN -12748;1365972856;BitHub;and the only company that doesn't seem to be a complete scam -12747;1365972859;error4733;damien : no you bought a part of any hash ASCM put in network -12746;1365972865;BitHub;which is very refreshing -12745;1365972877;error4733;they work already on next gen -12744;1365972894;BitHub;error might wait on their bigboy instead of usd thingy's -12743;1365972900;ThickAsThieves;keep in mind that if the gloom and doom everyone is predicting happens -12742;1365972907;ThickAsThieves;stock values will skyrocket -12741;1365972927;deadweasel;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE5WQLMwHHk <---- lame but hilarious remake of the annoyed goat/sheep/antelope thing. -12740;1365972945;BitHub;heh -12739;1365972949;damientrog;ah, must've misread that somewhere -12738;1365972952;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8499 BTC [-] -12737;1365972952;BitHub;anyone selling any via friendcat? -12736;1365972960;BitHub;not a pt -12735;1365972961;error4733;double check, maybe it's me -12734;1365972977;damientrog;I'm double checking, but can't find that clause anymore -12733;1365973021;mircea_popescu;b0n1 probably should chat davout up. -12732;1365973026;BitHub;deadweasel someone needs to do some subs of that german kid raging at his computer -12731;1365973030;ThickAsThieves;;;tslb -12730;1365973033;gribble;Time since last block: 13 minutes and 43 seconds -12729;1365973038;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -12728;1365973039;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 8961787.72453 based on data since last change | 8940745.26815 based on data for last three days -12727;1365973041;deadweasel;i haven't seen that one. -12726;1365973060;damientrog;I must be mistaken, seems like a good deal then -12725;1365973073;deadweasel;http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/09/coinsetter-lands-500k-from-secondmarket-founder-others-to-help-bring-leverage-shorting-to-bitcoin-trade/ -12724;1365973076;deadweasel;coinsetter? -12723;1365973083;error4733;wait, i look for a link ;) -12722;1365973085;BitHub;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2QxLpS3aIM -12721;1365973099;BitHub;i was raging hard like that at one point -12720;1365973146;BitHub;i might put something together -12719;1365973150;BitHub;fire up teh old avid -12718;1365973181;BitHub;loling hard just thinking about it -12717;1365973227;mircea_popescu;deadweasel the hype machine. i -12716;1365973239;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8214 BTC [-] -12715;1365973244;mircea_popescu;'m waiting foer the day when "the press" goes "everyone who listened to us got fucked for a slice of ~20 mn in the btc market" -12714;1365973254;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8213 BTC [-] -12713;1365973255;mircea_popescu;"because that's what we do : we cost you money" -12712;1365973261;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8212 BTC [-] -12711;1365973264;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.821 = 2.463 BTC [-] -12710;1365973274;deadweasel;hehe, it will come. -12709;1365973287;BitHub;mircea fox news said you jumped from a window when it hit 50 -12708;1365973294;mircea_popescu;right. -12707;1365973304;mircea_popescu;because fox news knows. -12706;1365973306;BitHub;trying to cause a media panic -12705;1365973321;error4733;damientrog :long term: company will ensure profitable operation and moving forward to next gen ASICs. Each share is entitled for 1/400'000 of company lifetime profits. -12704;1365973342;mircea_popescu;this bets of bitcoin twitter account keeps following me like weekly on twitter. -12703;1365973344;mircea_popescu;fucking bs. -12702;1365973363;damientrog;thanks for clearing that up for me error4733 -12701;1365973381;mircea_popescu;damientrog it's a gamble on the proposition "Everyone else will be more inept than them". -12700;1365973391;error4733;it was a good deal at 0.1btc/15$ -12699;1365973395;mircea_popescu;sure, normally they'd fade. still, it's been 9 months and still no actual asics. -12698;1365973404;damientrog;besides Avalons -12697;1365973413;mircea_popescu;no. avalons don't count. -12696;1365973421;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00418 BTC [+] -12695;1365973421;mircea_popescu;it's a limited volume private run. -12694;1365973422;damientrog;how so? -12693;1365973426;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00418 BTC [+] -12692;1365973437;mircea_popescu;"asics" means, we will sell you ANY QTY as long as you pay within 60 days of ordering. -12691;1365973439;error4733;0.8btc/250$ calcul is different but still god for what i can read -12690;1365973443;mircea_popescu;tjhat's what supply means. -12689;1365973455;mircea_popescu;if i want to buy memory chips I can buy 1mn, 100mn or 1 trn chips. -12688;1365973473;damientrog;I see your point -12687;1365973495;mircea_popescu;fact that some guy is making 300 units for his friends./whatever... hardly count in a market sense. -12686;1365973495;damientrog;then they're indeed the only one -12685;1365973506;damientrog;well I bought 6 Avalons -12684;1365973513;mircea_popescu;yea but still. -12683;1365973516;damientrog;anxiously awaiting them -12682;1365973526;error4733;... fucking lucker :) bash #2 ? -12681;1365973531;damientrog;#3 -12680;1365973533;mircea_popescu;heh. -12679;1365973541;error4733;sorry for your loss -12678;1365973548;mircea_popescu;you've not bought anything imo. maybe lottery tickets. -12677;1365973556;damientrog;I know -12676;1365973579;damientrog;it's not my only investment -12675;1365973592;mircea_popescu;a, yea. not impugning uyou, just sdayin' -12674;1365973592;damientrog;whole BTC is one big gamble -12673;1365973599;mircea_popescu;from a macro perspective exactly. -12672;1365973606;error4733;avalon show before they have the gift for every ticket #1 -12671;1365973609;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -12670;1365973614;error4733;yes -12669;1365973639;error4733;that my point 2 week ago, asking myself if i want sold some btc -12668;1365973648;error4733;every btc is a lotery ticket -12667;1365973665;error4733;nobody know how much you can win with -12666;1365973696;damientrog;I've cashed out more than I invested + have more BTC than before, so it's all fun and games for me -12665;1365973715;damientrog;but I don't think many people are in that situation -12664;1365973754;error4733;10%, the average for sup IQ -12663;1365973770;error4733;FML :/ -12662;1365973859;deadweasel;if you do get it error4733 you could sell for btc when btc is at 30 (probably when it arrives at your door). -12661;1365973987;mircea_popescu;@ericschmidt For every person online, there are two who are not. By the end of the decade, everyone on Earth will be connected. #NewDigitalAge -12660;1365973996;error4733;Neither AValon nor BFL, to late for me... -12659;1365974000;mircea_popescu;Mircea_Popescu @ericschmidt For every softie that thinks "every person counts" there's ten hardies that disagree. #NewWorldWar -12658;1365974008;mircea_popescu;curious what he says to that heh. -12657;1365974341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16605 @ 0.00068596 = 11.3904 BTC [-] -12656;1365974343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2651 @ 0.00068593 = 1.8184 BTC [-] -12655;1365975372;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 200 @ 0.01 = 2 BTC [+] -12654;1365975518;mircea_popescu;"made from pickled herring" ? -12653;1365975542;unkown247;hi -12652;1365975553;mircea_popescu;hello -12651;1365975587;unkown247;how are you ? -12650;1365975594;jurov;hi. lol, does not taste like herring -12649;1365975616;jurov;really yummy -12648;1365975619;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 61 @ 0.01 = 0.61 BTC [+] -12647;1365975621;unkown247;Can I ask in here ? -12646;1365975642;jurov;unkown247, it depends. just try to ask. -12645;1365975648;exfortuna;hey guys, I'm doing a regression analysis on bitcoin for an econ class, I'm wondering if anyone can point in the right direction for data -12644;1365975651;mircea_popescu;jurov http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-WO73Dh7rY -12643;1365975654;mircea_popescu;for the inside of that joke -12642;1365975656;unkown247;how to buy bitcoin -12641;1365975658;unkown247;? -12640;1365975683;mircea_popescu;unkown247 this is the #bitcoin-assets chan. we're stock brokers etc here. -12639;1365975688;mircea_popescu;try #bitcoin-otc for that. -12638;1365975698;unkown247;ok -12637;1365975714;unkown247;do u mean that u buy and u sell bitcoin ? -12636;1365975717;mircea_popescu;exfortuna tried bitcoincharts ? -12635;1365975731;mircea_popescu;unkown247 no. bitcoin-denominated securities such as shares, options etc. -12634;1365975750;unkown247;ok I got it -12633;1365975758;unkown247;thanks -12632;1365975768;Bugpowder;http://bitcoincharts.com/about/markets-api/ -12631;1365975903;jurov;sry, i never get any inside jokes related to unsubtitled comedy -12630;1365975926;jurov;and youtube "automatic subtitles" are a joke -12629;1365975957;exfortuna;negative, I'll google that now thanks -12628;1365975969;BitHub;heh stock brokers -12627;1365975992;jurov;;;seen smickles -12626;1365975992;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 3 days, 3 hours, 4 minutes, and 0 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -12625;1365975994;BitHub;bit brokers? -12624;1365976002;jurov;seems the attrition rate is really high -12623;1365976160;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849 BTC [+] -12622;1365976224;mircea_popescu;jurov ok let's see if this exists -12621;1365976320;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.40789998 BTC [+] -12620;1365976322;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.40789999 = 1.6316 BTC [+] -12619;1365976372;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [+] -12618;1365976381;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.40789999 BTC [+] -12617;1365976390;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.8499 = 2.5497 BTC [+] -12616;1365976394;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.85 = 1.7 BTC [+] -12615;1365976491;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00419 BTC [+] -12614;1365976576;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [+] -12613;1365976597;mircea_popescu;jurov seems it doesn't exist. pity. -12612;1365976669;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 29 @ 0.00419 = 0.1215 BTC [+] -12611;1365976672;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.00449 = 0.0449 BTC [+] -12610;1365976677;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 12 @ 0.004499 = 0.054 BTC [+] -12609;1365976693;jurov;*shrug* *smile* -12608;1365976740;BitHub;wish some new asset exchanges would pop up -12607;1365976779;BitHub;what's havelock like? -12606;1365976822;mircea_popescu;lol over 100k google translate requests for trilema this month. -12605;1365976829;mircea_popescu;i hope the readers are enjoying gt's humour -12604;1365976901;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 6 @ 0.0045 = 0.027 BTC [+] -12603;1365977491;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu how have you been? -12602;1365977499;mircea_popescu;not bad. -12601;1365977696;deadweasel;what's your expectation in the coming months? slow leak to $30 mimicking 2011 post bubble plateau? or do we go up again immediately? -12600;1365977708;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128227433695.jpg wouldn't it kick ass if that was Bitcoin branded ? -12599;1365977717;mircea_popescu;deadweasel 100 to 130. -12598;1365977725;deadweasel;those are great tits. -12597;1365977733;deadweasel;but i bet she gives terrible head -12596;1365977757;deadweasel;you think we've stopped here for the moment then? -12595;1365977780;mircea_popescu;kinda. -12594;1365977833;deadweasel;never can tell. i hope it calms the fuck down for a while. -12593;1365977839;taub;mc you are mpoe-pr right? -12592;1365977846;taub;mp* -12591;1365977855;taub;why do you pretend to be a girl -12590;1365977883;jurov;lol seems the btctalk trolling has deep roots -12589;1365977897;deadweasel;insulating himself probably. i would. plus tits go a long way in the forum. -12588;1365977905;jurov;why it is so unbelievable for mp to have female assistant? -12587;1365977913;deadweasel;haha -12586;1365977936;mircea_popescu;taub nope. -12585;1365977937;deadweasel;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/128227433695.jpg , that's her, he's about to brand her lip plate with a CC. -12584;1365977975;mircea_popescu;jurov possibly because nobody on the interwebs knows any girls ? -12583;1365977993;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu question about bitbet, would you guys allow for franchising? -12582;1365978007;thestringpuller;like github -12581;1365978008;FabianB_;;;next -12580;1365978009;gribble;awaiting breakout: http://bit.ly/Ynx3uT | targets: 106, 113, 124, 130 on the upside | support: 100, 98, 92, 87-88 | resistance: 102.5, 105, 110 | lowball buy target: 74-75 | strong rally sell target: 138-148 | updated by OneFixt ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | trade at your own risk, this is not investment or trading advice | 19 hours, 20 minutes, and 9 seconds -12579;1365978015;taub;why dont you post yoruself on btctalk? -12578;1365978024;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller specifically ? -12577;1365978047;mircea_popescu;taub i don't have the time/patience/interest. -12576;1365978073;taub;FabianB_: lol who's giving that analysis -12575;1365978073;jurov;taub, i'd avoid dealing with btctalk personally too, if i could -12574;1365978077;taub;all those lines, seem a bit overkill -12573;1365978089;FabianB_;taub: OneFixt -12572;1365978103;OneFixt;taub: hah yes they are, sorry, had some old lines on there; watching the yellow trinagle -12571;1365978106;OneFixt;triangle -12570;1365978137;taub;i tried a little long from 100 to 104 and 107, but price wouldnt take off so i exited b/e -12569;1365978151;taub;no point in trying to trade when price doesnt move -12568;1365978156;OneFixt;same, exited in the 100s, bought in under 100, then we consolidated -12567;1365978256;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 25 @ 0.2 = 5 BTC [+] -12566;1365978279;thestringpuller;I want to run a bookie service for my town, local bets and shit. -12565;1365978292;thestringpuller;I could make a bitbet bet but then it really has no point -12564;1365978318;jurov;bribe kakobrekla to make you branded copy of bitbet -12563;1365978331;thestringpuller;1 bn bitcoins enough for you :P -12562;1365978363;jurov;srsly, you're making me an offer? -12561;1365978373;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i still don't ghet it. -12560;1365978376;jurov;=) -12559;1365978382;mircea_popescu;so you put your own bets, promote them among friends or w/e -12558;1365978389;mircea_popescu;how's this different from everyone else using bitbet ? -12557;1365978391;mircea_popescu;what's not to allow ? -12556;1365978479;thestringpuller;Uh you have to approve the bets, and you'll be like "wtf is this bet about who can chug hot sauce and not die" -12555;1365978487;mircea_popescu;zeroconf it. -12554;1365978499;thestringpuller;zeroconf? -12553;1365978509;mircea_popescu;send a bet along with your bet. -12552;1365978538;thestringpuller;I didn't expect you to be so reasonable :P -12551;1365978554;mircea_popescu;lol -12550;1365978571;mircea_popescu;but seriously, you get a little "send a bet" option as you make a new proposition. -12549;1365978577;mircea_popescu;if you send nothing mods are meh, random shit. -12548;1365978595;mircea_popescu;if you send sometyhing you're more likely to get "a, somebody wants this, ok". -12547;1365978598;thestringpuller;sounds reasonable, i didn't know if you were opposed to people setting up rackets using bitbet -12546;1365978615;mircea_popescu;bets with nothing on have to be judged as cool enough. bets with a decent something on just have not to suck, different standard. -12545;1365978636;mircea_popescu;well thestringpuller, more generally, everything i do is to help people start their own rackets. -12544;1365978643;mircea_popescu;sometimes even against their will. -12543;1365978647;thestringpuller;... -12542;1365978661;mircea_popescu;also, shoes : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/131722396096.jpg -12541;1365979381;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -12540;1365979382;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 3 days, 4 hours, and 29 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -12539;1365979410;dub;;;whatis next -12538;1365979410;gribble;Error: No factoid matches that key. -12537;1365979471;jurov;thestringpuller, i remember that comics where a dog sitting before door is drawn "intently staring at the door makes the master manifest" -12536;1365979549;thestringpuller;So Fry's dog from Futurama? Not so much. smickles is too busy playing kerbal space program and submitting taxes for probably 4mn people in btc due to tax day being tomorrow -12535;1365979642;error4733;;eightball will this week be epic ? -12534;1365979656;error4733;;;eightball will this week be epic ? -12533;1365979656;gribble;Obviously. -12532;1365979665;thestringpuller;;;eightball will smickles be back after tax day? -12531;1365979666;gribble;It shall be. -12530;1365979677;thestringpuller;I'm holding you to that eight ball :P -12529;1365979841;Scrat;;;eightball tank please -12528;1365979841;gribble;Maybe... -12527;1365980085;BitHub;how much of a shoot up we looking at? -12526;1365980087;BitHub;108? -12525;1365980154;BitHub;cmon touch on 95, get away from it genbtc -12524;1365980238;deadweasel;;;ticker -12523;1365980239;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 94.99000, Best ask: 95.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 95.00000, 24 hour volume: 164410.66775422, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 98.95551 -12522;1365980280;taub;http://www.firstnationalib.com/contact -12521;1365980284;taub;those pics -12520;1365980286;taub;looks legit! -12519;1365980367;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/thumb/133180234433s.jpg lol -12518;1365980512;taub;whos posting on that imageboard... D: -12517;1365980517;taub;is it just you? -12516;1365980755;mircea_popescu;i pretty much never do -12515;1365981009;thestringpuller;;;ticker -12514;1365981009;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 94.47845, Best ask: 95.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.52155, Last trade: 95.00000, 24 hour volume: 167103.13362195, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 98.87456 -12513;1365981011;thestringpuller;;;bids 90 -12512;1365981013;gribble;There are currently 4955.5944 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 450788.933529 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0037 seconds -12511;1365981020;thestringpuller;;;asks 100 -12510;1365981020;gribble;There are currently 1289.1968 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 126526.009402 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.3216 seconds -12509;1365981327;Scrat;;;ticker --last -12508;1365981328;gribble;92.02000 -12507;1365981624;thestringpuller;;;ticker -12506;1365981625;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 95.40000, Best ask: 95.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.59999, Last trade: 96.00000, 24 hour volume: 169521.80213052, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 98.79745 -12505;1365981854;wao;;;goxlag -12504;1365981856;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.046827 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00209782958714 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -12503;1365981953;thestringpuller;;;ticker -12502;1365981954;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.90001, Best ask: 92.95570, Bid-ask spread: 0.05569, Last trade: 92.95570, 24 hour volume: 169543.27943456, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 98.78371 -12501;1365982009;thestringpuller;;;ticker -12500;1365982010;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.00000, Best ask: 93.35000, Bid-ask spread: 0.35000, Last trade: 93.35000, 24 hour volume: 170955.66962554, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 98.73499 -12499;1365982550;ThickAsThieves;nice little rollercoaster ride -12498;1365982671;c1n0;yep -12497;1365982677;c1n0;riding it -12496;1365982712;error4733;;;ticker -12495;1365982713;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 97.90001, Best ask: 97.95739, Bid-ask spread: 0.05738, Last trade: 97.95740, 24 hour volume: 171620.58709880, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 98.77419 -12494;1365982792;thestringpuller;so much money to be made off this volatility -12493;1365982795;c1n0;hehe bitpay now doing a ama -12492;1365982796;error4733;!asks 149 -12491;1365982808;error4733;;;asks 149 -12490;1365982808;gribble;There are currently 53669.837 bitcoins offered at or under 149.0 USD, worth 6531716.9332 USD in total. | Data vintage: 60.9799 seconds -12489;1365982820;error4733;;;bids 51 -12488;1365982820;gribble;There are currently 89062.744 bitcoins demanded at or over 51.0 USD, worth 6129957.00662 USD in total. | Data vintage: 72.8990 seconds -12487;1365982845;error4733;;;bids 0 -12486;1365982845;gribble;There are currently 43661871 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13751617.8104 USD in total. | Data vintage: 98.0780 seconds -12485;1365982870;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -12484;1365982871;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 96.60512, Best ask: 96.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.29488, Last trade: 96.90000, 24 hour volume: 171682.79420653, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 98.77633 -12483;1365983060;kakobrekla;cmooon worthless! -12482;1365983085;mircea_popescu;lol -12481;1365983118;orkaa;spoiled brat -12480;1365983185;ThickAsThieves;this volatility is a lil too risky for me, not riding this rollercoaster just yet -12479;1365983206;c1n0;deploy golden parachute -12478;1365983216;c1n0;with some fatties in hand -12477;1365983306;c1n0;;;next -12476;1365983307;gribble;expecting 105 if we break 99 | targets: 105, 113, 124, 130 on the upside | support: 94, 92, 87-88 | resistance: 102.5, 105, 110 | lowball buy target: 74-75 | strong rally sell target: 138-148 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 14 2013, 20:46 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | 2 minutes and 27 seconds ago -12475;1365983312;ThickAsThieves;have you ever traded bitcoin... ON WEED?! -12474;1365983416;c1n0;i usually consult oracles and ask them to gather every different type of drug out there and make a cocktail and inject it into my eyeballs just before i make a trade so i can read the market better -12473;1365983494;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -12472;1365983495;gribble;98.76 -12471;1365983523;thestringpuller;c1n0: ahhahahahaha -12470;1365983528;thestringpuller;that made me laugh irl -12469;1365983529;thestringpuller;thank you -12468;1365983531;thestringpuller;I needed that -12467;1365983543;c1n0;:) -12466;1365983799;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.825 BTC [-] -12465;1365983806;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.821 BTC [-] -12464;1365983857;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 35 @ 0.0036 = 0.126 BTC [-] -12463;1365984212;jurov;c1no can we hear more about the oracles? -12462;1365984255;jurov;whether they are those contributing to polimedia.us/dtng -12461;1365984262;jurov;or some other kind -12460;1365984294;kakobrekla;;;ud spoiled brat -12459;1365984294;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=spoiled%20brat | A kid who wants everything they see... and they cry and scream thir heads off until they get it. -12458;1365984310;kakobrekla;;;ticker -12457;1365984311;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 97.50002, Best ask: 97.66999, Bid-ask spread: 0.16997, Last trade: 97.50002, 24 hour volume: 167079.16352366, 24 hour low: 85.50000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 99.06497 -12456;1365984324;kakobrekla;not worthless yet so argument invalid -12455;1365984348;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 28 @ 0.0045 = 0.126 BTC [+] -12454;1365984383;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 68 @ 0.00371 = 0.2523 BTC [+] -12453;1365984596;pgp;what is this ;;next functionality? -12452;1365984678;kakobrekla;;;next -12451;1365984679;gribble;expecting 105 if we break 99 | targets: 105, 113, 124, 130 on the upside | support: 94, 92, 87-88 | resistance: 102.5, 105, 110 | lowball buy target: 74-75 | strong rally sell target: 138-148 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 14 2013, 20:46 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | 25 minutes and 19 seconds ago -12450;1365984692;kakobrekla;like eightball, but more elaborate -12449;1365984715;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 158 @ 0.01 = 1.58 BTC [+] -12448;1365984826;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 20 @ 0.1 = 2 BTC [-] -12447;1365984849;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0971 BTC [-] -12446;1365984852;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 42 @ 0.097 = 4.074 BTC [-] -12445;1365984996;thestringpuller;;;eightball will we hit 98 -12444;1365984997;gribble;No clue. -12443;1365985000;mircea_popescu;basically nonsense. -12442;1365985001;thestringpuller;XD -12441;1365985013;thestringpuller;;;eightball is mircea_popescu getting laid? -12440;1365985013;gribble;I doubt it very much. -12439;1365985025;thestringpuller;So mircea_popescu you have some splaining to do -12438;1365985042;mircea_popescu;;;eightball do i have any explaining to do -12437;1365985042;gribble;One would be wise to think so. -12436;1365985046;mircea_popescu;lmao -12435;1365985053;thestringpuller;:D -12434;1365985063;thestringpuller;I expect a blog post please. -12433;1365985065;thestringpuller;jkjk -12432;1365985131;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/13773.html -12431;1365985237;thestringpuller;is that that thing that keeps your penis flacid, but if you get an erection it hurts -12430;1365985248;thestringpuller;they made a joke about that in californication -12429;1365985305;orkaa;ugh, does this thing have a tube that goes inside your dick -12428;1365985313;orkaa;that could… hurt -12427;1365985349;mircea_popescu;i think it's designed to -12426;1365985360;pgp;bitcoinity added interval high/low on the charts - nice.. -12425;1365985420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10319 @ 0.00068593 = 7.0781 BTC [-] -12424;1365985425;mircea_popescu;afaik that was always there -12423;1365985642;pgp;really, never rendered for me... -12422;1365985685;mircea_popescu;high: 100.75 low: 92.00 -12421;1365985688;mircea_popescu;that's what you mean right ? -12420;1365985712;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: possibly relevant to your future "Bitcoin over shortwave" station: http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a207831.pdf -12419;1365985716;pgp;no.. shaded red/green enveloping on the line chart... -12418;1365985749;mircea_popescu;i can't believe people still use pdfs -12417;1365985756;mircea_popescu;pgp o o -12416;1365985901;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform ok i don't get this. use meteors how ?! -12415;1365985913;pgp;i like it - a bit more intuitive than a candlestick chart... -12414;1365985929;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteor_burst_communications -12413;1365985957;kakobrekla;candlestisks are fun -12412;1365985959;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: like satellite comms, but without having to launch satellites. -12411;1365985961;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what do you use instead of pdfs? -12410;1365985974;mircea_popescu;da fuck. ok, that's clever. -12409;1365985987;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller text. -12408;1365986057;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: one thought: this could even be done for profit. Say, transmit the normal blockchain with a few hours of lag, but those who paid a transaction fee get broadcast in real time. -12407;1365986083;mircea_popescu;nah. problem with mbc i'm told is that it has very narrow bw -12406;1365986167;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: a few kb/sec. will suffice in the hypothetical Dark Internet-less Future and its transaction volume -12405;1365986197;mircea_popescu;maybe a kb/sec but most trails don't last a second -12404;1365986214;mircea_popescu;anyway. why not just make a bunch of normal ham radio stations ? -12403;1365986224;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I think the quoted bandwidth takes the frequency of usable ion trails into account. -12402;1365986229;mircea_popescu;there's no real advantage in communicating over geographical gaps. -12401;1365986283;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: without ionosphere bounce (shortwave, <30MHz) or something like MBC you will have a very short usable distance. -12400;1365986293;thestringpuller;tookah -12399;1365986300;thestringpuller;ppokah oomla doomah! -12398;1365986313;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the idea is that if you don't manage to get 10-20-50 mile continuity between statyions -12397;1365986322;mircea_popescu;it's unlikely for your currency to be useful or recognised anyway. -12396;1365986329;Diablo-D3;actually, you could just do non-geo sats -12395;1365986334;Diablo-D3;that repeat the entire chain -12394;1365986345;mircea_popescu;the roman empire coinage only had much relevance in those places 10 miles or closer to a castrum -12393;1365986354;Diablo-D3;using commodity equipment -12392;1365986370;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 ya but the idea is that for w/e reason you can't use satellites at all -12391;1365986395;Diablo-D3;so what, just bouncing it off shortwave using high gain antennas? -12390;1365986400;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the scenario I envision has BTC playing the role of gold bullion, that is relevant despite only being used in relatively few places. -12389;1365986402;mircea_popescu;basically -12388;1365986405;Diablo-D3;well -12387;1365986413;Diablo-D3;shortwave is probably too high bandwidth for what we want -12386;1365986414;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform ya but that's fiction. you'd have one chain per pocket. -12385;1365986430;mircea_popescu;there'd be canadacaoin and mexicocoin etc -12384;1365986435;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform may get what he wants anyhow -12383;1365986437;mircea_popescu;the cocoin -12382;1365986439;Diablo-D3;this is why I want to start my own chain -12381;1365986451;Diablo-D3;to be the silver to btc's gold -12380;1365986458;mircea_popescu;you're starting ltc ? -12379;1365986463;kakobrekla;lol -12378;1365986464;Diablo-D3;no, ltc did it wrong -12377;1365986476;Diablo-D3;it should have never used the bitcoin codebase like it did -12376;1365986481;asciilifeform;a scenario where there are multiple blockchains, but automated exchanges connect at least the well-behaved ones, is in some ways equivalent to having one blockchain. -12375;1365986483;Diablo-D3;they didnt understand the implications of the code, and they fucked it up -12374;1365986489;Diablo-D3;litecoin is dead, hell, it was never born -12373;1365986493;Diablo-D3;it went nowhere and did nothing -12372;1365986499;Diablo-D3;I refer to litecoin using past tense. -12371;1365986517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 730 @ 0.00068593 = 0.5007 BTC [-] -12370;1365986522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7449 @ 0.00068551 = 5.1064 BTC [-] -12369;1365986524;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00068538 = 4.2836 BTC [-] -12368;1365986526;kakobrekla;theres all the other 10 chains -12367;1365986526;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00068351 = 6.8351 BTC [-] -12366;1365986527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8621 @ 0.00068305 = 5.8886 BTC [-] -12365;1365986528;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform yeah in some ways. but if you can't interconnect then youi can't really have an exchange. -12364;1365986539;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: yeah, but they're all based on bitcoin -12363;1365986543;Diablo-D3;I don't directly want that. -12362;1365986545;mircea_popescu;is solid coin still around btw ? -12361;1365986550;Diablo-D3;I want to take the ideas of bitcoin and use new code -12360;1365986551;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: LTC ~= 1.3 USD, as of a few seconds ago. Not exactly gum wrappers yet. -12359;1365986560;Diablo-D3;well hows this -12358;1365986560;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 if you actually take satoshi's stuff, write A SPEC and then have some implementations -12357;1365986567;kakobrekla;i dont think they are based on btc.. not all of them -12356;1365986570;mircea_popescu;you;ll have some of my attention. -12355;1365986572;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: there will be a spec, yes. -12354;1365986581;kakobrekla;i mean some are significantly different and stupider -12353;1365986583;Diablo-D3;Ill need help writing it from people who write formal specs -12352;1365986585;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: sorry, had the denominations reversed. but still. -12351;1365986600;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: they started with the bitcoin codebase, none of them went it from scratch -12350;1365986608;mircea_popescu;this is true, he has a point there. -12349;1365986629;mircea_popescu;a full re-doing of satoshi's stuff would be great even if only an exercise. -12348;1365986638;kakobrekla;but he is not speaking about that -12347;1365986641;mircea_popescu;pretend it's 2009 and you just published the paper. nao what. -12346;1365986641;Diablo-D3;yes I am -12345;1365986646;mircea_popescu;i thought he was -12344;1365986648;Diablo-D3;Im saying Im going to do it from scratch -12343;1365986667;Diablo-D3;theres a lot of interesting ideas I want to try out on making chain transmission faster -12342;1365986682;Diablo-D3;we have what equates to a giant torrent network -12341;1365986685;Diablo-D3;why arent we using it as such -12340;1365986705;Diablo-D3;I also want to make it very fucking difficult for ASICs to win -12339;1365986719;Diablo-D3;GPUs and FPGAs are already out -12338;1365986724;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: at this point, an alt-chain is guilty until proven innocent of being a clever pre-mining scheme. -12337;1365986725;kakobrekla;first you want to run asic then you want to kill asic -12336;1365986728;kakobrekla;im not following -12335;1365986731;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/133347564549.jpg clit likes your idea. -12334;1365986733;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: and ASICs will always win in the end. -12333;1365986739;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: its impossible to premine anyhow -12332;1365986763;Diablo-D3;if your first block is 0 -12331;1365986773;Diablo-D3;and hwardwired into the client -12330;1365986780;Diablo-D3;or rather, your first block's parent is 0 -12329;1365986785;Diablo-D3;how the fuck do you premine it -12328;1365986795;Scrat;i will mine diablocoins -12327;1365986802;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: people will always assume that whoever the early miners turn out to be, are in cahoots with whoever proposes the alt-chain. -12326;1365986809;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: well, they are. -12325;1365986812;kakobrekla;dont call it diablocoin -12324;1365986816;Diablo-D3;even with bitcoin it was -12323;1365986818;thestringpuller;I will mine diablo coins too -12322;1365986823;kakobrekla;or maybe better yet yeah do that. -12321;1365986825;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. can it be called something other than "Coin" -12320;1365986830;Diablo-D3;hell, I think satoshi may have even asked me early on to use bitcoin -12319;1365986841;Diablo-D3;either that, or someone who he asked asked me -12318;1365986846;Diablo-D3;I know satoshi used multiple irc nicks -12317;1365986860;kakobrekla;one of them was Diablo-D3 -12316;1365986866;thestringpuller;lololol -12315;1365986867;kakobrekla;conspirazi -12314;1365986873;Diablo-D3;YES< KAK, IM SATOSHI, YOU CAUGHT ME -12313;1365986873;thestringpuller;hahahaha -12312;1365986886;Diablo-D3;seriously, you'd think I would write c++ that horrid? -12311;1365986896;mircea_popescu;lol he was fishing for that so hard -12310;1365986907;asciilifeform;now, consider an alt-chain where mining can only be done with human labour. say, solving PSPACE-complete puzzles like Sokoban. -12309;1365986928;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.13 BTC [-] -12308;1365986934;mircea_popescu;o yes -12307;1365986939;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: Ive written bots that do sokoban for me on nethack -12306;1365986941;mircea_popescu;i'd have my slavegirls mining naked in chains -12305;1365986951;Diablo-D3;so w/e -12304;1365986953;mircea_popescu;I WOULD RULE THIS COIN -12303;1365986966;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: exactly. slavegirls don't scale quite as well as ASICs. -12302;1365986977;mircea_popescu;i beg your pardon ? -12301;1365986984;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is actually jabba the hutt -12300;1365986986;mircea_popescu;here we are 4 years in all we have is ~300 asics -12299;1365986989;thestringpuller;builds his empire on slave girls -12298;1365986993;mircea_popescu;get out. slavegirls scale way better. -12297;1365987002;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I'm rather surprised you have not built SlaveCoin yet. -12296;1365987008;mircea_popescu;im lazy. -12295;1365987018;thestringpuller;that's why mpex is 1990's -12294;1365987021;mircea_popescu;this is the problem with slavery, it doesn't promot innovation. -12293;1365987021;thestringpuller;:D -12292;1365987048;ThickAsThieves;wtb 10,000 diablocoins at gox spot price -12291;1365987121;mircea_popescu;actually,. to go real fascist : -12290;1365987122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8380 @ 0.00068305 = 5.724 BTC [-] -12289;1365987125;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: Satoshi's use of gnarly C++ is one of the best pieces of evidence for the "Bitcoin is an NSA black project" crackpot hypothesis. -12288;1365987126;Diablo-D3;well, if btc is going to reach global GDP prices ($34k at current global GDP) then DiabloCoin should be around $1. -12287;1365987134;mircea_popescu;you could have mining which consists of giving birth to specified-dna babies. -12286;1365987139;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: /me shrugs -12285;1365987166;mircea_popescu;you'd have to keep a bunch of vats somewhere which'd be the blockchain -12284;1365987195;Diablo-D3;but basically -12283;1365987210;Diablo-D3;you know how blocks are named by a 256 bit value? -12282;1365987217;Diablo-D3;I think I might go the 1024 bit value route -12281;1365987246;mircea_popescu;why ? -12280;1365987264;Diablo-D3;qc proof. -12279;1365987291;mircea_popescu;explain it to me like i'm retarded -12278;1365987296;mircea_popescu;which is usually the case anyway. -12277;1365987299;Diablo-D3;okay, you know what scrypt is, right? -12276;1365987311;Diablo-D3;scrypt isn't limited to what ltc is doing with it -12275;1365987318;mircea_popescu;yeah -12274;1365987349;kakobrekla;cant they change that like bitcoin can to sha512 -12273;1365987361;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: they'd have to actually do it -12272;1365987366;Diablo-D3;and they have no interest in doing it -12271;1365987368;kakobrekla;.... -12270;1365987400;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: I dont think they're smart enough to figure out how, honestly. -12269;1365987410;kakobrekla;like bitcoin isnt at sha512 yet cause there is no interest cause there is no need cause its making sense ? -12268;1365987412;Diablo-D3;the original scrypt spec doesnt allow the sizes Im talking about -12267;1365987413;asciilifeform;all of the Bitcoin-like altchains are doomed, because the first serious guy with a semiconductor fab will own the world. SlaveCoin is the future! -12266;1365987415;mircea_popescu;who's "they" -12265;1365987420;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the ltc devs -12264;1365987431;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform there's more people owning slaves than semiconductor fabs. this is a fact. -12263;1365987439;mircea_popescu;there's multiple ltc devs ?! -12262;1365987444;mircea_popescu;i thought it was just the azn kid -12261;1365987462;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the slaves need a certain minimum IQ, for Sokoban. -12260;1365987478;mircea_popescu;most slaves are smarter than average for their area. -12259;1365987482;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: theres been other committers -12258;1365987486;Diablo-D3;close enough to say plural -12257;1365987490;mircea_popescu;a ok -12256;1365987497;mircea_popescu;i never followed it closely -12255;1365987516;Diablo-D3;anyhow, he took an off the shelf message signing scheme -12254;1365987523;Diablo-D3;well -12253;1365987528;Diablo-D3;a key derivation function -12252;1365987536;Diablo-D3;and threw it in -12251;1365987551;Diablo-D3;without really understanding how it it worked -12250;1365987579;asciilifeform;think about the endgame in the ASIC trend. eventually, only powerful industrial nations will matter in the BTC game, because they can afford to build fabs. Just a handful each, even. And we're back to the central-baking clusterfuck we see with fiat. -12249;1365987591;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: exactly -12248;1365987597;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform no we're not. -12247;1365987600;Diablo-D3;which is why I want something that requires off the shelf normal CPUs -12246;1365987605;asciilifeform;SlaveCoin, on the other hand, evens the playing field somewhat. -12245;1365987621;mircea_popescu;no it doesn't omg. the same can be said : only the most powerful states can keep slaves etc. -12244;1365987628;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: basically -12243;1365987636;Diablo-D3;https://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt.html -12242;1365987637;Diablo-D3;read that -12241;1365987677;Diablo-D3;see where it says -m? -12240;1365987697;mircea_popescu;ya -12239;1365987700;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: any scheme that claims to be resistant to hardware brute-forcing which doesn't change complexity class is hollow - it just hasn't met the right hardware yet. -12238;1365987701;Diablo-D3;ltc could be fixed if they used -m for difficulty. -12237;1365987716;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: no, the right hardware exists -12236;1365987721;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.427 BTC [+] -12235;1365987735;Diablo-D3;like, I can buy a machine that has 1TB of memory -12234;1365987735;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -12233;1365987736;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00068305 / 0.00069902 / 0.0007217 (434901 shares, 304.01 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00069632 / 0.000735 (2592815 shares, 1,805.44 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068937 / 0.00077505 (10918510 shares, 7,526.99 BTC) -12232;1365987755;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: Im not saying I can stop asics -12231;1365987761;Diablo-D3;Im saying I can make their construction very expensive -12230;1365987769;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: a PC with 1TB of RAM will still be beaten by an ASIC connected to the same 1TB of RAM. -12229;1365987780;Diablo-D3;not really -12228;1365987784;Diablo-D3;scrypt is not computation hard. -12227;1365987802;Diablo-D3;once you've gone past the size of your cache, the speed of scrypt is the speed of your memory. -12226;1365987806;mircea_popescu;i think they should use -M anyweay -12225;1365987809;mircea_popescu;-m is nonsense. -12224;1365987818;Diablo-D3;er -12223;1365987820;Diablo-D3;I meant -M not -m -12222;1365987826;Scrat;ram is easier to fab than logic -12221;1365987828;mircea_popescu;lol omg i found first diablocoin bug -12220;1365987835;Diablo-D3;Scrat: yes, but anyone can find it -12219;1365987836;mircea_popescu;but scrat has a point -12218;1365987836;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: hurr -12217;1365987837;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: fine, the ASIC will have RAM on-die, running at the same clock. -12216;1365987847;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.007 BTC [+] -12215;1365987849;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: do you realize how expensive that is? -12214;1365987857;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: certainly -12213;1365987866;Diablo-D3;I'm trying to wildly drive up the cost of ASICs -12212;1365987877;mircea_popescu;this is a lost bet. -12211;1365987882;Diablo-D3;it can be done -12210;1365987885;mircea_popescu;the cost of making computers is nil. we're getting there. -12209;1365987889;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: but raising the cost of attack is a loser's game. eventually someone will pony up the cost, and rule. -12208;1365987893;mircea_popescu;^ -12207;1365987908;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: yes, but do you know what the fun part is? -12206;1365987909;mircea_popescu;actually raising the cost is building an advantage for the attacker. -12205;1365987911;mircea_popescu;keep cost low. -12204;1365987911;Diablo-D3;difficulty is linked to -M. -12203;1365987917;mircea_popescu;bitcoin was a LOT stronger back when ppl cpu minded it -12202;1365987920;Diablo-D3;think about what I just said. -12201;1365987923;mircea_popescu;we had 100k nodes and a bunch of miners. -12200;1365987931;mircea_popescu;now... not so much. 500 nodes and 5 miners. -12199;1365987931;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: shush for a sec -12198;1365987936;asciilifeform;right now you can put the BTC world in your pocket for less than the cost of a jumbo jet. -12197;1365987937;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform is thinking -12196;1365987960;Diablo-D3;give up? if difficulty is linked to -M, your asics _stop working_ -12195;1365987967;Diablo-D3;they run out of memory -12194;1365987970;mircea_popescu;um -12193;1365987981;mircea_popescu;floating -M may be a great idea. -12192;1365987988;mircea_popescu;in that it ruins on-die ram designs -12191;1365987996;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: all you need is a high-speed interconnect that lets you connect arbitrarily more of whatever the necessary resource is (RAM, hashing power, etc.) -12190;1365988008;mircea_popescu;BUT! you can just make asics with 1 tb worth of ram per chip and redundant math processes which just share it. -12189;1365988008;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: yes, but people can already buy those -12188;1365988019;mircea_popescu;so your asic may slow down as m goes up but that's all -12187;1365988021;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes but I still eat away at that -12186;1365988033;Diablo-D3;normal people can buy off the shelf hardware and do it cheaper -12185;1365988042;mircea_popescu;noit for long. -12184;1365988044;Diablo-D3;Im trying to make it cost ineffective for asics to win -12183;1365988045;mircea_popescu;this was true of gpus too -12182;1365988059;mircea_popescu;i get what you're trying but you're not ther eyet. -12181;1365988060;Diablo-D3;sha256 is computational intensive -12180;1365988064;Diablo-D3;it uses basically no memory -12179;1365988078;Diablo-D3;scrypt uses basically no cpu, but is memory intensive -12178;1365988085;asciilifeform;the fun part in all of this is that "for every wily arse, somewhere there is a cock with threads." Eventually someone builds an optical computer operating on standing-wave physics, that pwns every new hashing function you come up with the day it comes out. -12177;1365988085;mod6;isn't it true that major chip makers will get into this space as btc becomes more widespread and demand for these chipsets becomes higher? innovation will follow also? -12176;1365988110;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: of course -12175;1365988118;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: the thing is, average people can buy ram -12174;1365988123;Diablo-D3;average people CANT buy asics -12173;1365988129;Diablo-D3;and asics + ram isnt a winning solution -12172;1365988137;mircea_popescu;mod6 so we hope -12171;1365988141;asciilifeform;the only long-term solution is a work function that is "AI-complete." Hence SlaveCoin. -12170;1365988145;mod6;why not? what if AMD comes out with ASICs in '14? -12169;1365988166;Diablo-D3;the cost of an ASIC with 1TB of ram is going to be the same as a cheap CPU with 1TB of ram -12168;1365988173;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform however the problem of making an ai-ciomplete pow function is ALSO kinda difficult./ -12167;1365988188;Diablo-D3;its the ram thats going to be expensive, not the ASIC -12166;1365988195;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 nah, it will be higher cause of economies of scale. -12165;1365988201;mircea_popescu;cpus have a large mkt already -12164;1365988207;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yes, and cpus are the highest economy of scale -12163;1365988223;Diablo-D3;the asics and cpus would use the same ram, and have boards just as complex -12162;1365988224;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: here's a starting point: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.52.41 -12161;1365988232;mircea_popescu;basically your coin would be mined in datacenters. -12160;1365988240;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: it probably would be -12159;1365988243;asciilifeform;what remains is to work it into a workable scheme for a hash chain -12158;1365988258;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: but a lot of people have already built mining farms in their basements -12157;1365988258;asciilifeform;an "exercise for the alert reader," really. -12156;1365988300;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform so are you working on this ? -12155;1365988335;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I might, if I lacked anything else to do. Personally I'm not sitting on a stable of slaves waiting to be Sokobanned. -12154;1365988349;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: you, on the other hand, have plenty of motivation to try, possibly. -12153;1365988350;mircea_popescu;it's the internet, easy enough to do. -12152;1365988373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21000 @ 0.00068305 = 14.3441 BTC [-] -12151;1365988386;mircea_popescu;i don't happen to believe in making things to own. i prefer owning things other ppl make -12150;1365988387;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: there are a great many interesting hard problems, and life is short. -12149;1365988395;mircea_popescu;yeah. -12148;1365988402;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: you made an exchange though that you now own -12147;1365988407;thestringpuller;why contradict yourself? -12146;1365988427;mircea_popescu;only for lack of options -12145;1365988429;mircea_popescu;hater -12144;1365988451;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: dealing in financial instruments is the most effective means of pwning people. far better than the sword. -12143;1365988549;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform let me get this straight. -12142;1365988562;mircea_popescu;suppose we find a liniarisation of sokoban maps, such that any arbitrary number comes to a map -12141;1365988590;mircea_popescu;proof of work could be then accomplished by showing a path of solving the map in at most N steps, where n is the difficulty. -12140;1365988592;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10750 @ 0.00068305 = 7.3428 BTC [-] -12139;1365988596;mircea_popescu;did i miss something here ? -12138;1365988669;Scrat;litecoin-0.6.3c-linux.tar.gz — Litecoin v0.6.3c for Linux (tgz, 32/64-bit) 10.9MB · Uploaded 9 months ago -12137;1365988674;Scrat;is litecoin too cool for recent code or what -12136;1365988698;mircea_popescu;lol -12135;1365988770;mod6;if its perfect, no need to change it! trololol -12134;1365988825;Scrat;goat found http://porngo.at -12133;1365988854;mod6;wat -12132;1365988915;mircea_popescu;haha -12131;1365988928;mircea_popescu;why not trade them on mpex i wonder. -12130;1365989188;mod6;yeah, weird. and these are weeklies? -12129;1365989205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.00068305 = 6.045 BTC [-] -12128;1365989212;mod6;well, i guess they have up to the next forward month -12127;1365989479;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8050 @ 0.00068412 = 5.5072 BTC [+] -12126;1365989585;mod6;oh its: personname: Josh Popham -12125;1365989762;mircea_popescu;lolwut ? -12124;1365989803;Scrat;to* -12123;1365989812;mircea_popescu;haha jcpham went into the options biz ? -12122;1365989815;mod6;yeah -12121;1365989818;mod6;looks that way -12120;1365989876;Scrat;I don't think it's his -12119;1365989881;Scrat;fbastage made it iirc -12118;1365989957;mircea_popescu;no idea who that is -12117;1365989969;mod6;he's the owner of the domain: `whois porngo.at` -12116;1365990123;mod6;these are only european style also. -12115;1365990152;mod6;anyway, interesting -12114;1365990223;mircea_popescu;ouch -12113;1365990244;mircea_popescu;well... if european style end of month options go for like .4 btc per 96 call -12112;1365990250;mircea_popescu;then maybe mpoe bot isn't even that overpriced atm -12111;1365990391;mod6;ok so the buyer puts in the expiry time, depending if they want weekly or monthy or next forward month: "The expiration date is ________ (GMT) " -12110;1365990400;mod6;but yeah, they can't exercise on their own -12109;1365990449;thestringpuller;maybe someone should take those numbers and make bids -12108;1365990453;thestringpuller;as mircea_popescu indicated -12107;1365990500;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: btw something Im interested in -12106;1365990500;mod6;i wonder if these contracts will be PGP signed by both parties? i guess someone would have to inquire further... -12105;1365990513;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: so, blocks are going to keep getting bigger and bigger and bigger, right? -12104;1365990543;Diablo-D3;I should be able to use network coding to basically torrent the new block to all my peers -12103;1365990591;Diablo-D3;say, use compression to compress it as far as possible, then use some form of reed solomon error correction -12102;1365990596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14159 @ 0.00068412 = 9.6865 BTC [+] -12101;1365990598;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8309 @ 0.00069018 = 5.7347 BTC [+] -12100;1365990602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1332 @ 0.00069049 = 0.9197 BTC [+] -12099;1365990619;Diablo-D3;so I can send it out in chunks, and getting x of y chunks you can reconstruct the missing (y - x) chunks -12098;1365990658;Diablo-D3;but not only that, all nodes start repeating the block BEFORE Ive sent (y- x) chunks -12097;1365990681;Scrat;so you compress it and get to 60% of the size, then a healthy application of reed solomon codes will give you another 40% -12096;1365990691;Diablo-D3;Scrat: hah -12095;1365990741;Diablo-D3;Scrat: reed solomon codes wont do that -12094;1365990753;Diablo-D3;infact, lets say I need 3 blocks to reconstruct 4 -12093;1365990755;Scrat;if you use something fast like snappy I doubt it will go below 80-90% -12092;1365990792;Diablo-D3;er, 3 reed solomon block chunks to reconstruct 4 -12091;1365990806;Diablo-D3;the physical space taken up by 3 will be the size of the original -12090;1365990824;Diablo-D3;so I dont get compression out of those -12089;1365990834;Scrat;I still don't get where it will be used -12088;1365990848;Diablo-D3;it propagates the block faster -12087;1365990874;pgp;wow a lot of coin just printed... -12086;1365990895;Diablo-D3;I send chunk A to peer 1, that completes, then I send chunk B to peer 2 and while Im sending it to 2, peer 1 is sending A to peer n -12085;1365990898;thestringpuller;Shits getting super real -12084;1365990933;Diablo-D3;and then that finishes, and I send chunk C to peer 3, and while Im doing that, peer 1 sends A to another n (where n includes 2 and 3), peer 2 sends B to n (which includes 1 and 3) -12083;1365990947;Diablo-D3;blocks may become double or triple digits in size -12082;1365990962;Diablo-D3;er -12081;1365990966;Diablo-D3;double or triple digits of MB -12080;1365990966;Scrat;i still think that more intelligence in the download algorithms will trump whatever improvement you will get there -12079;1365990978;Diablo-D3;Scrat: that IS the intelligence -12078;1365990985;Diablo-D3;Scrat: Im actually surprised bittorrent didnt go that route -12077;1365991019;Diablo-D3;it chunks torrents up and seeds sends blocks evenly to peers -12076;1365991040;Diablo-D3;ie, it prioritizes chunks that have low visibility -12075;1365991049;Scrat;well I need to think about it but it looks as if you're gonna need to have a lot of RS redundancy to make that usable -12074;1365991050;Diablo-D3;but it has a lot of shit on top to handle error correction -12073;1365991058;Diablo-D3;Scrat: well, no -12072;1365991103;Scrat;whales be dumpin' -12071;1365991110;Diablo-D3;Scrat: a properly done RS setup of n of m, the size of n chunks is going to be at least the size of the original -12070;1365991130;Diablo-D3;so if I need 3 or 4 of a 128kb block, 3 RS chunks will be 128kb -12069;1365991191;Scrat;well at this point my brain capacity is reduced to watching kiefer sutherland on my 3rd monitor -12068;1365991195;Diablo-D3;actually, lets say 192kb block, 3 chunks will be 192kb -12067;1365991205;Diablo-D3;I send in total 256kb for a 192kb -12066;1365991205;Scrat;and we shouldn't discuss this anymore :p -12065;1365991212;Diablo-D3;but get in return faster propegation rate -12064;1365991236;Diablo-D3;Scrat: btw, theres another thing -12063;1365991239;Diablo-D3;with RS built in -12062;1365991248;Diablo-D3;people could send these over shitty wireless links -12061;1365991272;Scrat;bleh, like bit errors make it to the application level -12060;1365991276;Scrat;that's so rare -12059;1365991284;Diablo-D3;as in, non-networking -12058;1365991291;Diablo-D3;as in, Bitcoin Eye In the Sky -12057;1365991320;Diablo-D3;btw, I probably wouldnt go the route of 3 out of 4 -12056;1365991330;Scrat;ditch the OS/lang idea imo and make a new coin -12055;1365991332;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -12054;1365991332;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 89.95308, Best ask: 90.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.04692, Last trade: 90.00000, 24 hour volume: 152496.21232257, 24 hour low: 89.25715, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 98.94765 -12053;1365991339;Diablo-D3;8 of 10 or 128 of 30 seem to be optimal route -12052;1365991345;Diablo-D3;Scrat: I already shelved seaking -12051;1365991352;Diablo-D3;I didnt like the direction it was going -12050;1365991363;Diablo-D3;I can do those techniques in C -12049;1365991367;Diablo-D3;its just more verbose -12048;1365991409;Scrat;oh shiz, 2 day minimum? -12047;1365991420;Diablo-D3;2 days for what -12046;1365991430;Scrat;talking about price sorry -12045;1365991445;Diablo-D3;128 out of 130 would be really interesting btw -12044;1365991466;Diablo-D3;send 195kb for a 192kb block -12043;1365991497;Diablo-D3;connect to 130 peers, send each one chunk -12042;1365991512;Diablo-D3;entire bitcoin network replicates your block as quickly as possible -12041;1365991538;Scrat;well i guess it does make a bit of sense, just 2-3% of overhead for a great increase in availability -12040;1365991555;Diablo-D3;the entire network could theoretically have chunk 1 by the time you finish chunk 130 -12039;1365991575;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.25 = 0.5 BTC [-] -12038;1365991591;kakobrekla;;;ticker -12037;1365991592;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 88.00001, Best ask: 88.06169, Bid-ask spread: 0.06168, Last trade: 88.06169, 24 hour volume: 159387.05385511, 24 hour low: 84.88000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 98.39396 -12036;1365991596;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: dude wtf -12035;1365991599;Scrat;BT is quite old btw and most innovations on it have to do with avoiding centralization -12034;1365991609;Diablo-D3;Scrat: yes, which we have in spades -12033;1365991609;thestringpuller;get the fuck out of here with that scamcoin shit -12032;1365991620;Scrat;YESSIR -12031;1365991622;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: are you trolling me? -12030;1365991657;thestringpuller;sort of, why do you people always want to reinvent the wheel rather than make the wheel better? -12029;1365991668;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: this is making the wheel better -12028;1365991673;thestringpuller;haven't we all fucking learned that Unix did everything right years ago? -12027;1365991682;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: actually its funny you mention that -12026;1365991683;kakobrekla;wait the topic of the convo is still diablocoin? -12025;1365991684;thestringpuller;yet people still wanna reinvent shit -12024;1365991684;Diablo-D3;no we havent -12023;1365991692;Diablo-D3;otherwise WE WOULDNT HAVE FUCKING THREADS -12022;1365991693;Diablo-D3;SERIOUSLY -12021;1365991697;Scrat;but to be fair such a scheme will in no way be a USP for a new coin -12020;1365991701;Diablo-D3;WHO THE FUCK THOUGHT THREADS WAS _EVER_ SUCH A GOOD IDEA -12019;1365991701;Scrat;QC resistance might be -12018;1365991705;thestringpuller;Dude don't engineers started on the "threads' debate -12017;1365991712;thestringpuller;that's like arguing with a vegan about honey -12016;1365991718;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: wait, what? -12015;1365991742;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: I request a new analogy -12014;1365991751;thestringpuller;D00D threads suck, we get it. -12013;1365991755;Scrat;Diablo-D3: a coin with coloring built in -12012;1365991764;thestringpuller;chrome works on processes etc. -12011;1365991768;Diablo-D3;Scrat: that could be interesting, but Im not entirely sure how colored coins work -12010;1365991776;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: it works on processes poorly -12009;1365991781;Diablo-D3;chrome is an utter pile of shit -12008;1365991791;Scrat;u wut -12007;1365991799;Scrat;chrome is the most advanced browser by far -12006;1365991807;deadweasel;choromium is nice too -12005;1365991861;Diablo-D3;Scrat: yes, and so is safari and firefox by that measuring stick -12004;1365991862;Diablo-D3;they all suck -12003;1365991879;deadweasel;you still on lynx? -12002;1365991880;Scrat;they did things right from the get go -12001;1365991889;Scrat;proper sandboxing, isolation, JS engine -12000;1365991903;Diablo-D3;anyhow -11999;1365991905;Scrat;we are waay waay offtopic -11998;1365991907;Diablo-D3;the point Im trying to make here -11997;1365991911;Scrat;;;ticker --last -11996;1365991912;Diablo-D3;is Im not reinventing bitcoin -11995;1365991912;gribble;86.99999 -11994;1365991915;Diablo-D3;Im making it better -11993;1365991930;thestringpuller;You won't know that until it's used. -11992;1365991935;thestringpuller;We don't know anything. -11991;1365991949;asciilifeform;re: colored coin: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=988 -11990;1365991952;Diablo-D3;well, Im assuming that bitcoin will eventually copy my ideas -11989;1365991953;deadweasel;when frying a skinny fish, do to poke at it too much, this spoils the fish. -11988;1365991961;deadweasel;(the fish is bitcoin) -11987;1365991977;deadweasel;do not* -11986;1365991992;deadweasel;poke at the fish :D -11985;1365992039;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.427 BTC [+] -11984;1365992049;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: huh -11983;1365992051;Diablo-D3;I like that idea -11982;1365992056;kakobrekla;!l m s.dice -11981;1365992057;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.00328066 BTC [-] -11980;1365992063;Diablo-D3;but what stops me from doing that now? -11979;1365992075;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: nothing. -11978;1365992079;exfortuna;does anyone know where I could find data for bitcoin difficulty? -11977;1365992105;kakobrekla;exfortuna current of historic? -11976;1365992111;exfortuna;historic -11975;1365992115;Scrat;exfortuna: http://bitcoin.sipa.be/ -11974;1365992118;Diablo-D3;okay so wait -11973;1365992120;Diablo-D3;you sign your coins -11972;1365992130;Diablo-D3;and then people can coutersign your coins if you're a dick? -11971;1365992147;Diablo-D3;and then people can reject coins that have too many countersignatories? -11970;1365992172;exfortuna;Thank you, but is there a way to get raw data? I'm doing a regression analysis for an econ class -11969;1365992195;Diablo-D3;exfortuna: you can calculate it from the chain -11968;1365992198;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: more or less. but note that their signatures only count if you deliberately offered your coins for the process (to build trust.) -11967;1365992217;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: yes, but what stops me from maliciously countersigning coins -11966;1365992265;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: the only coins you can shit on are those for which a Shitcoin bond has been issued to you. but it is true that you could do so maliciously. hence a certain amount of dirt would be seen as commonplace. -11965;1365992275;asciilifeform;but the idea is that "clean" coins would be worth more. -11964;1365992282;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: hrm -11963;1365992287;Scrat;exfortuna: this might do http://blockexplorer.com/q/nethash -11962;1365992299;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: it'd be interesting to have colored coins built into the system -11961;1365992307;Diablo-D3;for lots of purposes -11960;1365992312;Diablo-D3;like, company share trading -11959;1365992317;Scrat;csv, difficulty is 5th number -11958;1365992344;exfortuna;appreciate it :) -11957;1365992369;asciilifeform;at the time I wrote that, I was not yet 100% clear on how the block chain works. But now I know that Shitcoin could ride entirely on top of Bitcoin proper. You would store the necessary data as custom transactions (the way some people encode prayers into the blockchain.) -11956;1365992373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00068305 = 4.474 BTC [-] -11955;1365992380;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: we'd need a limited form of this -11954;1365992404;Diablo-D3;where I send a tx to the network that says "these coins are shitcoined for the following users" and then list their public keys -11953;1365992468;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: we'd need a new tx format -11952;1365992476;jurov;sorry for not reading it all but have a proposal for slavecoin -11951;1365992478;Diablo-D3;which isnt a big deal -11950;1365992483;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: the idea is that a user has to sign a message with his key: "This coin can be shat on in the future, by anyone who can provide x such that F(x) = somenumber." He gives x to the bond holder(s). -11949;1365992495;asciilifeform;F is a trapdoor function. -11948;1365992496;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: well, the way I'd code it is -11947;1365992514;asciilifeform;jurov: do tell. -11946;1365992519;jurov;encode a block asenglish text tobe submitted into peer-reviewed scientific journal -11945;1365992545;jurov;preferably resistant to sokal attack -11944;1365992570;Diablo-D3;send a tx that contains your signature like normal, but contains a list of addresses who can countersign it -11943;1365992582;asciilifeform;jurov: this just guarantees that every peer-reviewed journal will be subverted by SlaveCoiners eventually. -11942;1365992616;asciilifeform;jurov: the idea is that you need to pick a work function which remains hard even when a million people (some of whom with arbitrary pull) want it to be easy. -11941;1365992620;Diablo-D3;but the countersignature can ALSO be a normal tx -11940;1365992649;ThickAsThieves;this is what makes this channel great -11939;1365992655;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: exactly that. this system would ride on top of Bitcoin proper. non-Shitcoin-enabled clients would function exactly as they do now. -11938;1365992666;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: well, the thing with my idea is -11937;1365992671;Diablo-D3;lets say you have tagged coins -11936;1365992678;Diablo-D3;say, shares of a company -11935;1365992721;Diablo-D3;I can sign a sharecoin using the scripting stuff -11934;1365992745;Scrat;what can you measure slave PoW on? -11933;1365992749;Scrat;nikes per second? -11932;1365992754;Scrat;pyramids per year? -11931;1365992755;Scrat;hmm -11930;1365992757;Diablo-D3;"this coin will be send to user x if user x countersigns this tx with y dtc by block z" -11929;1365992782;asciilifeform;Scrat: see "CAPTCHA" as a (somewhat flawed) example. -11928;1365992792;Diablo-D3;and the client would automatically pop up requests to do so -11927;1365992819;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: a Shitcoin that can result in moving coins is a terrible idea. Moral hazard for bond-holders. -11926;1365992833;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: notice Im not using them for rep -11925;1365992836;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: the wronged party needs to be able to deal damage to a scammer without benefiting himself. -11924;1365992840;Diablo-D3;Im using them for atomic ownership trnasferral -11923;1365992923;Diablo-D3;and then for sharecoins, I could query the client to see who owns shares -11922;1365992990;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: AFAIK, anything where coins can move programmatically is incompatible with Bitcoin as we know it. -11921;1365993004;asciilifeform;Diablo-D3: this would have to be an alt-chain. -11920;1365993007;Diablo-D3;asciilifeform: of course, this is for DiabloCoin. -11919;1365993007;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: whyyyyy' -11918;1365993016;thestringpuller;Diablo-D3: you are wasting so much time on hypotheticals -11917;1365993019;thestringpuller;this is ridiculous -11916;1365993022;thestringpuller;go build your server farm -11915;1365993033;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: I juggle tasks. -11914;1365993039;Diablo-D3;seems to use my time more efficiently -11913;1365993054;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: maybe Satoshi should have waxed his car instead of dealing in weird hypotheticals, too. -11912;1365993059;ThickAsThieves;i want to learn more about this. more and more and more and more and more -11911;1365993076;asciilifeform;ThickAsThieves: which "this" ? -11910;1365993083;ThickAsThieves;i kid -11909;1365993092;ThickAsThieves;would prefer the channel get back on topic -11908;1365993104;ThickAsThieves;idea are cool -11907;1365993105;Diablo-D3;thestringpuller: Im not sure where you're getting hypotheticals though -11906;1365993108;ThickAsThieves;but its dominating -11905;1365993138;ThickAsThieves;cant we get back to oohhhing and ahhhing over gox price drop? -11904;1365993152;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -11903;1365993152;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.21000, Best ask: 88.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.79000, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 164007.46365407, 24 hour low: 84.88000, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 97.85507 -11902;1365993153;mircea_popescu;this chatlog. it sucked. -11901;1365993203;ThickAsThieves;about to hit 85 -11900;1365993217;mircea_popescu;poor mtgox -11899;1365993233;Diablo-D3;we'll hit $34k eventually -11898;1365993248;copumpkin;that's what you need it to be to reach your goal? -11897;1365993275;ThickAsThieves;i cant stand bots -11896;1365993289;copumpkin;I love me some bots -11895;1365993292;ThickAsThieves;i assume they cant be avoided -11894;1365993295;Diablo-D3;copumpkin: do, its global GDP / 21 million -11893;1365993297;ThickAsThieves;but i cant stand them -11892;1365993341;asciilifeform;everybody says that bots/HFT are a fact of life, but what if you have to solve a Sokoban (or other AI-complete nonsense) to move a coin... -11891;1365993360;mircea_popescu;the solution to hft is both simple and already implemented. -11890;1365993372;ThickAsThieves;whats that? -11889;1365993373;mircea_popescu;however, nyse & friends are very mtgox-y -11888;1365993379;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves minimum life for orders. -11887;1365993386;mircea_popescu;you put it on the book, can't cancel it for 1 second say. -11886;1365993386;ThickAsThieves;ah -11885;1365993392;ThickAsThieves;good one -11884;1365993393;Scrat;asciilifeform: then it will be delegated to chinese sweatshops -11883;1365993396;Scrat;like captchas are -11882;1365993400;ThickAsThieves;i just want the market to be a market -11881;1365993401;asciilifeform;that only kills one type of robotic trading (fake orders to move the market) -11880;1365993407;ThickAsThieves;of people wanting the asset -11879;1365993410;mircea_popescu;that's the only kind actually bad. -11878;1365993412;ThickAsThieves;not gaming it -11877;1365993434;ThickAsThieves;i guess i'm a hypocrite tho -11876;1365993454;ThickAsThieves;.00001 speculation is no different than 10000btc i guess.... i guess -11875;1365993474;asciilifeform;even if all trades had to "fill or kill" immediately, people will still whine about HFT and bots. -11874;1365993500;ThickAsThieves;its sorta like how i hate traffic cameras -11873;1365993506;ThickAsThieves;no representation -11872;1365993514;asciilifeform;because what they're ultimately whining about is "the race being to the swift." -11871;1365993546;mircea_popescu;there's no real advantage to being quick in a game of wits. -11870;1365993576;mircea_popescu;meanwhile, entrepreneurs : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=176234.msg1834958#msg1834958 -11869;1365993661;exfortuna;>mfw trollcoin founder becomes millionaire -11868;1365993666;Scrat;mircea_popescu: you will eat your hat if this turns into the next google -11867;1365993679;Scrat;ok exfortuna you beat me to it -11866;1365993691;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: if speed doesn't matter, why does anyone complain about "goxlag" ? -11865;1365993718;asciilifeform;(whenever I read the word "goxlag" I can't help but imagine a future Gulag for BTC users...) -11864;1365993722;mircea_popescu;lol -11863;1365993734;ThickAsThieves;speed matters in arb -11862;1365993738;mircea_popescu;different stories tho, asciilifeform. -11861;1365993759;mircea_popescu;if mtgox lag was subsecond (which is HUGELY laggy for an exchange) nobody'd complain -11860;1365993765;ThickAsThieves;i think mp just meant that in the scheme of things, betting small in high qty is no better than big in low qty -11859;1365993773;ThickAsThieves;but maybe i'm putting words in his mouth -11858;1365993802;ThickAsThieves;if you guess right you win either way -11857;1365993808;mircea_popescu;the idea is just that having a car that's 1ms faster wins you nasdaq, but on a well designed exchange having a bot that's 1ms faster wins you little if anything at all. -11856;1365993809;asciilifeform;the guy who has deterministic+fast access (say, Dr. Evil who runs Gox and controls the Lag Generator) presumably wins over those who are stuck talking to the business end of MtLag -11855;1365993826;mircea_popescu;this presumption is exactly what i'm attacking. -11854;1365993834;mircea_popescu;let me construct an analogy here. -11853;1365993848;mircea_popescu;romania is one of the eu members. it has always been a laggard. this was always decried as a huge disadvantage. -11852;1365993848;ThickAsThieves;includes a whore, go -11851;1365993861;mircea_popescu;now europe is going off a cliff, and the laggard is in the best position all things considering. -11850;1365993870;mircea_popescu;being very fast is not per se an advantage. -11849;1365993888;asciilifeform;ok, maybe lag only works to Dr. Evil's advantage if he uses it as a nice padded box in which to hide front-running. -11848;1365993893;mircea_popescu;executing very well is an advantage if you have a good strat. if you have a bad strat executing poorly is actually better -11847;1365993901;mircea_popescu;this is how bureaucracies survive : clueless but at least slow. -11846;1365993912;ThickAsThieves;i dont think either of your perspectives is totally relavant -11845;1365993926;mircea_popescu;possibly not. i think we're discussing very slightly different things -11844;1365993946;asciilifeform;I suspect, but cannot prove, that the people making the real money on BTC regardless of ups/downs are front-running exchanges. -11843;1365993956;mircea_popescu;this is not true. -11842;1365993965;mircea_popescu;mtgox frontruns to all shit and yet it lost its shirt -11841;1365993975;mircea_popescu;because they really thought stability is above 100 -11840;1365994000;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: as far as I can tell, its shirt is still on. and the operator is laughing all the way to the (fiat) bank. -11839;1365994013;mircea_popescu;orly ? and on what do you tell this ? -11838;1365994025;ThickAsThieves;did you see all that pizza he ate? -11837;1365994027;ThickAsThieves;:) -11836;1365994029;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the damn thing is still online and trading, for one -11835;1365994069;mircea_popescu;by that approach that options site referenced earlier is "laughing all the way to the bank" -11834;1365994096;ThickAsThieves;mp do you ever laugh at the bank? -11833;1365994115;mircea_popescu;notrly. -11832;1365994125;ThickAsThieves;first sign of a bubble -11831;1365994130;mircea_popescu;lmao -11830;1365994135;ThickAsThieves;:) -11829;1365994143;asciilifeform;if the real purpose of MtGox is to bring in tons of chump money for the owner, then it is working great, even if it will soon be done serving its purpose. -11828;1365994168;ThickAsThieves;reports of gox's death are exaggerated -11827;1365994285;mircea_popescu;well you can always have an ex post facto definition of the purpose of an item that suits its actual history. -11826;1365994299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22650 @ 0.00068305 = 15.4711 BTC [-] -11825;1365994301;mircea_popescu;go hit on a girl, she turns yhou down, you meant for her to turn you down all along. sure. -11824;1365994359;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: this is more like, you do the 100,000th girl and your cock falls off from exceeding its MTBF. -11823;1365994402;mircea_popescu;hardly. -11822;1365994494;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: at any rate, why are we burying MtGox again? who exactly is a serious contender for its throne? -11821;1365994517;mircea_popescu;nobody. -11820;1365994531;mircea_popescu;who is a serious contender for the exchange dollars to euros "throne" irl ? -11819;1365994581;Diablo-D3;no one -11818;1365994611;mircea_popescu;right. cause it's a side business of no particular value or import -11817;1365994622;mircea_popescu;unless you're in like iran or some other primitive economy. -11816;1365994654;asciilifeform;any lackey of the traditional banking system can trade USD for EUR, so it is unremarkable. but there appears to be a limited number of people with the balls and connections to run automated BTC/fiat exchanges. -11815;1365994718;mircea_popescu;notrly. -11814;1365994718;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 2 @ 0.0018 = 0.0036 BTC [+] -11813;1365994720;asciilifeform;BTC-fiat trading might be a "winner take all" game, like cocaine cartels. -11812;1365994781;asciilifeform;the prize goes to whoever can suck in and spit out fiat with the smallest transaction cost. -11811;1365994818;mircea_popescu;it's not a game at all. -11810;1365994824;asciilifeform;(esp. if you include the cost of establishing reputation in said cost. otherwise my front door could be a top BTC exchange.) -11809;1365994919;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [+] -11808;1365994956;mircea_popescu;except they've established the worst reputation ever. -11807;1365994961;mircea_popescu;i don't see any value there. -11806;1365995066;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: nah, the worst reputation is just some random address you can send BTC or wire USD to from which nothing comes out again. MtGox is still a league above the rest, considering that this is what the rest is by default. -11805;1365995179;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: what, exactly, is the practical alternative to Gox right now? OTC, where one has to actually deal with humans? BTC-e, where BTC consistently traces <50USD vs. gox? -11804;1365995223;mircea_popescu;depends. there's no such thing as "an alternative". wjhat's the alternative to eating from the garbage ? -11803;1365995230;mircea_popescu;well... depends. italian restaurants if you like italian food -11802;1365995236;mircea_popescu;jewish delis if you're jewish -11801;1365995249;mircea_popescu;sure, garbage bins almost always have some food in them. i wouldn't call this a "brand" -11800;1365995255;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: no alternative, if you're a rat. and right now most BTC users are more or less that. -11799;1365995269;mircea_popescu;well it also happens to not matter what the brand is among rats. -11798;1365995288;mircea_popescu;the fact that all users are currently that makes zero difference on this score. -11797;1365995341;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: to run with the analogy, you should wonder why most of the non-rats are ignoring the Italian restaurant in favour of the garbage dump. -11796;1365995352;mircea_popescu;they are not. -11795;1365995370;mircea_popescu;i seriously don't know anyone who's neither a noob or an idiot seriously using mtgox. -11794;1365995390;mircea_popescu;sure, on ocasion. but fact remains most major players don't even have an account with them -11793;1365995400;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: so why is the life (and death) of MtGox a subject of interest to you? -11792;1365995422;mircea_popescu;because a. they keep making dumbass statements that then get fed into the dumbass press which make btc look like a scam -11791;1365995438;mircea_popescu;and b. because they back all sorts of dubious shit and are generally part of the axis of evil. -11790;1365995463;asciilifeform;if it doesn't matter what the rats do or think, why would MtGox's effect on the rat media matter? -11789;1365995481;mircea_popescu;look, everywhere there's going to be pest control. -11788;1365995485;mircea_popescu;this is not because rats matter. -11787;1365995504;mircea_popescu;it's precisely so they never do. -11786;1365995521;asciilifeform;"guard labour", yes -11785;1365995543;mircea_popescu;in a sense -11784;1365995639;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.422 BTC [+] -11783;1365995654;asciilifeform;to continue with the analogy, virtually all of the serious BTC people are "rat catchers." In that much of their winnings derive from the "stupid money" at the table - MtGox, people who buy BTC there because the TV said to, etc. -11782;1365995655;mircea_popescu;"guard labour" is a void notion pretty much. it stems from the ultimately doomed attempt of the intellectually bankrupt left to justify it's nonsense. -11781;1365995682;mircea_popescu;and no. the rich are not rich because they've stiolen from the poor, or from the stupid. -11780;1365995694;mircea_popescu;how did you end up so immersed in red ideology anyway ? -11779;1365995697;asciilifeform;stolen is the wrong word, when people are shoving money at you voluntarily -11778;1365995699;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.445 BTC [-] -11777;1365995709;mircea_popescu;it's never a case of anything vaguely related. -11776;1365995721;mircea_popescu;money simply follows its own rules, and concentrates in adequate places. -11775;1365995732;mircea_popescu;rthe poor are poor because they are failed human beings, not for any other reason. -11774;1365995746;mircea_popescu;money can best be understood as the practical equivalent of the theological concept of "grace of god" -11773;1365995753;mircea_popescu;you don't have money... well it just means you suck. -11772;1365995754;asciilifeform;so why is the herd of morons pumping MtGox full of dollars such a bad thing? -11771;1365995760;mircea_popescu;that's not the bad thing. -11770;1365995767;mircea_popescu;mtgox doing such a horrible job of it is the bad thing. -11769;1365995794;asciilifeform;can't argue with that -11768;1365995818;Namworld;I use MtGox. Albeit not to daytrade, it's too damn slow for that. -11767;1365995838;Namworld;To exit BTC, waiting to buy back in. -11766;1365995861;asciilifeform;(AFAIK there's nothing "red" about the concept of guard labour. it is just the banal fact that you have to hire rat-catchers if your planet has rats, and this costs you something.) -11765;1365995882;Namworld;Involves waiting a few weeks, and I don't trust other exchanges enough to deposit there. -11764;1365995899;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform it is at the very least red because its only practical use is to try and give credence to this nonsense theory whereby inequality breeds stagnation through "waste". -11763;1365995916;mircea_popescu;whereas the only true measure of development is inequality, -11762;1365995925;mircea_popescu;and the only places not worth living into are those devoid of inequality. -11761;1365995959;asciilifeform;well yes, but all else being equal, you want the peasants to submit willingly, rather than hire people to pummel them (with gold that you could otherwise buy a second golden helicopter with.) -11760;1365995972;mircea_popescu;not the case. -11759;1365995981;mircea_popescu;the only practical way to educate the human being is through violence. -11758;1365995986;mircea_popescu;as long as you mean to enlighten you mean to beat. -11757;1365995994;mircea_popescu;this has nothing to do with protecting anything of yours. -11756;1365996024;asciilifeform;yes, but presumably the cost of administering more of a beating than is necessary for a full education is a net waste. -11755;1365996032;mircea_popescu;there is no such thing -11754;1365996045;mircea_popescu;education is purely a sexual process. what's this "more fucks than necessary" ? -11753;1365996090;mircea_popescu;the effort of fucking a pregnant woman (for instance) is in no way wasted. -11752;1365996122;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: fast-forward a decade. you run a kingdom. do you care to spend all of your time personally quashing revolts? -11751;1365996136;mircea_popescu;that's the motherfucking point of a kingdom. -11750;1365996146;mircea_popescu;people need a good answer as to why the fuck they're your subjects. -11749;1365996153;mircea_popescu;if this is too muich work for you time to retire. -11748;1365996176;mircea_popescu;trying to save on fucking ain't the way to go about marriage. -11747;1365996218;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: seems like you were born a few 1000 years too late... -11746;1365996233;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: Rome needs you -11745;1365996252;mircea_popescu;lol -11744;1365996267;mircea_popescu;i just happen to be able to fit more on my bus than the current fashion -11743;1365996285;mircea_popescu;in rome i'd have probably driven them up the wall with my globalist ideas. -11742;1365996322;asciilifeform;I think Rome could learn; "BitDenarius..." -11741;1365996326;mircea_popescu;lol. -11740;1365996337;mircea_popescu;but think about it : the old guard of the soviet republic, them people in their leather jackets -11739;1365996343;mircea_popescu;they're a form of expression of that state. -11738;1365996351;mircea_popescu;save on that ?! what sense does it make! -11737;1365996359;mircea_popescu;that's what you do! it's like asking van gogh to save on paint. -11736;1365996389;mircea_popescu;tell hemingway "could you rewrite this ? all the m's and w's use so much ink... try writing with more i's instead" -11735;1365996407;asciilifeform;actually, Stalin ramped up industry, the war machine, etc. by saving on the men in the leather jackets. (Most of the purging was of the old purging apparatus.) Resources are, unfortunately, finite. -11734;1365996420;mircea_popescu;this isn't even true. -11733;1365996429;mircea_popescu;what, leningrad was half purging apparatuses ? -11732;1365996439;mircea_popescu;he purged the very generals that won the war -11731;1365996443;mircea_popescu;late rome style. -11730;1365996475;mircea_popescu;and there's a reason the tinted windows tinted glasses douches in the us have infinite budgets atm. they are THE state. -11729;1365996487;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: well yes. -11728;1365996489;mircea_popescu;or moreover this is what the state is, much like a supermodel is her tits and her waist -11727;1365996499;mircea_popescu;and her ankles and so forth -11726;1365996500;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: and what, you would let the successful generals live? so they can take your throne? -11725;1365996515;mircea_popescu;you misunderstand the relationship between the powerful and power. -11724;1365996564;mircea_popescu;i think the problem is something along these lines : young cock gets into night club, sees successful local mobster with the three girls dotting on him. figures this is a cool squarejaw, he's forcing these women to do such things. -11723;1365996573;mircea_popescu;no, he's not. most of his time is spent trtying to keep such women at bay. -11722;1365996586;mircea_popescu;these three are just there cause they;'re the least obnoxious of a sea of similar bitches in heat. -11721;1365996594;asciilifeform;consider Gen. Zhukov. Too popular, more or less un-purgeable. He had to be slowly demoted, transferred to the outskirts of the empire, finessed into oblivion. Or he would have gone for the throne, for sure. -11720;1365996596;mircea_popescu;just so with power. the powerful don't actively seek it. it seeks them. -11719;1365996606;mircea_popescu;nope. -11718;1365996613;mircea_popescu;nobody who endfs on the throne actually goes for the throne. -11717;1365996701;asciilifeform;yes, the throne finds you. everybody seems to say this. -11716;1365996718;asciilifeform;but in what sense is it true, if you plugged the four other contenders before it found you. -11715;1365996725;thestringpuller;;;eightball does game of thrones come on tonight? -11714;1365996725;gribble;About as likely as pigs flying. -11713;1365996730;thestringpuller;XD -11712;1365996735;thestringpuller;this thing is pretty good -11711;1365996743;mircea_popescu;i never met stalin or jukov, but i can take an oath stalin only fucked jukov because jukov pissed him off. -11710;1365996752;thestringpuller;;;seen jurov -11709;1365996752;gribble;jurov was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 hour, 10 minutes, and 7 seconds ago: preferably resistant to sokal attack -11708;1365996789;asciilifeform;yes, but he pissed him off by being the successful square-jaw in the nightclub. -11707;1365996799;mircea_popescu;the only alternative is jukov got sick of the shit and weanted out. -11706;1365996807;asciilifeform;note that Stalin couldn't even ride a horse (Zhukov rode in the victory parade in his stead.) -11705;1365996808;mircea_popescu;there's just no way stalin went "omg must protect tyhrone" -11704;1365996830;mircea_popescu;i don't credit this very womanly approach to history. -11703;1365996884;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: you seem to think that the power game has one level (sexual/personal charisma.) But it really has two: the charismatic men rise to the top, and the winner ends up being the fellow who is quicker on the draw. -11702;1365996894;mircea_popescu;listen -11701;1365996900;mircea_popescu;you don't really want to kill the contenders. -11700;1365996901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00068305 = 5.0546 BTC [-] -11699;1365996907;mircea_popescu;you'd rather burn the world and go have a drink with them. -11698;1365996920;mircea_popescu;you understand this ? nobody loves the wormy multitude enough to kill one good man over it. -11697;1365996982;asciilifeform;you don't plug your fellow top dogs for the wormy multitudes. you plug them so they don't - you. because there are only so many palaces/harems/etc. to go around. -11696;1365996991;mircea_popescu;nobody may be too strong a world, as insanity is a good bedfellow to exceptional performance -11695;1365996999;mircea_popescu;but still, generally speaking, nobody cares about the crowd. -11694;1365997007;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.849 BTC [+] -11693;1365997015;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.85 = 6.8 BTC [+] -11692;1365997018;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1820 @ 0.00068305 = 1.2432 BTC [-] -11691;1365997020;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.8549 = 4.2745 BTC [+] -11690;1365997026;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.855 = 1.71 BTC [+] -11689;1365997027;mircea_popescu;the harem scarcity is bullshit. there's currently orders of magnitude more slaves looking for masters than masters willing to take slaves. -11688;1365997037;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.855 = 2.565 BTC [+] -11687;1365997044;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.859 = 4.295 BTC [+] -11686;1365997048;asciilifeform;the crowd is irrelevant, except that it does seem to have a tendency to throw its support behind one guy. -11685;1365997048;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.86 = 1.72 BTC [+] -11684;1365997052;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.876 = 5.256 BTC [+] -11683;1365997080;asciilifeform;the fate of the triumvirate, etc. -11682;1365997096;mircea_popescu;the fate of the triumvirate was that pompey despised caesar. -11681;1365997112;mircea_popescu;public don't enter into it one whit. -11680;1365997178;asciilifeform;the public (for some value of public) is who eventually swings the swords. and they would rather duke it out, with one guy coming out on top, rather than pressuring Pompey to be chums with Caesar. -11679;1365997200;mircea_popescu;i don;'t think they cared either way and in the end i don't think they fought for that either. -11678;1365997214;mircea_popescu;people always fight for some unrelated nonsense. -11677;1365997221;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: let's re-phrase the question a bit: who would you personally be content to share your throne with? -11676;1365997231;mircea_popescu;pretty much anyone that's not stupid. -11675;1365997251;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.876 BTC [+] -11674;1365997316;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: stable shared thrones is probably why Red China outlasted the USSR. but China is a bureaucratic clusterfuck rather than the virile fucktopia you envision. -11673;1365997331;mircea_popescu;okay, so who sat on the spartan throne ? -11672;1365997351;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: point. but I'm not certain it would scale. -11671;1365997359;mircea_popescu;because why not ? -11670;1365997427;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the ancients were a different kind of animal from us. they had notions of aristocracy/future-oriented behavour. vs. the tinted window crowd, for whom "I plug the other guy -> get double the gold" is the order of the day. -11669;1365997447;mircea_popescu;so basically the old folks are too cool for us to wear their shoes ? -11668;1365997454;mircea_popescu;heck of an argument you got thar. -11667;1365997457;asciilifeform;possibly. -11666;1365997468;mircea_popescu;i don't feel particularly lamer than them so. -11665;1365997493;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: perhaps you're not. but the fellows behind the tinted windows, are. -11664;1365997507;mircea_popescu;"get double the gold" da fuck is that. to do what, carry it luis de funes style ? -11663;1365997517;mircea_popescu;get moar gold but can't throw a party cause there's nobody to invite. -11662;1365997541;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: maybe the very definition of being an aristocrat is that you don't feel compelled to plug the other guys. -11661;1365997560;asciilifeform;see "mandate of heaven." -11660;1365997565;mircea_popescu;perhaps. it does come out a rather vulgar thing as reduced by our conversation. -11659;1365997582;mircea_popescu;nevertheless, plugging the other guy has the virtue of keeping this putative aristocracy from complacency -11658;1365997613;asciilifeform;yes, but you do it for jollies/education-of-the-masses-by-the-cock, not because you feel that you have to. -11657;1365997631;mircea_popescu;perhaps you just do it because it becomes clear the guy's a fuckwit. -11656;1365997637;asciilifeform;you have a point in that analysis is vulgarizing. hence "the spartan speaks with his sword." -11655;1365997643;mircea_popescu;maybe go the whole japanese mile and have him cut his own guts out -11654;1365997811;asciilifeform;Seppuku is a bad example: the men ordered to do so generally faced the alternative of being beheaded like commoners (not to be confused with voluntary seppuku.) -11653;1365997829;asciilifeform;a better example: Hassan-i Sabbah -11652;1365997855;asciilifeform;or the Chinese emperor (forget which) who would order his front ranks to behead themselves on the start of a battle -11651;1365997859;asciilifeform;terrifying the enemy -11650;1365997878;mircea_popescu;incidentally, you ever seen l'avare ? -11649;1365997883;asciilifeform;nope -11648;1365997896;mircea_popescu;a, that's a pity. probably the best thing tyo come out of france -11647;1365997905;mircea_popescu;magnet:?xt=urn:btih:50c6b7a7b42d136d1dc1bc600220ba7c30e46f4d&dn=L'Avare+(1980)(L+de+Funes)DVDRip+NL+subs[Divx]NLtoppers&tr=udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80&tr=udp://tracker.publicbt.com:80&tr=udp://tracker.istole.it:6969&tr=udp://tracker.ccc.de:80 -11646;1365997955;asciilifeform;will look -11645;1365997991;asciilifeform;but yes, if you can successfully order the front ranks to self-behead, you've probably got the Mandate of Heaven. -11644;1365997999;mircea_popescu;anyway, not so sure sepukku is such a bad example. you have one chance to do yourself in as one of us now that you can't continue living as one of us. -11643;1365998011;mircea_popescu;i don't think that implication works. -11642;1365998052;asciilifeform;well it matters, of course, if the front rank is a thousand blue blood knights, or three bums you've collected from a boozing den. -11641;1365998076;mircea_popescu;no, my objection is that form is no substitute for function. -11640;1365998085;mircea_popescu;what people do is no proof of what people are, in this sense. -11639;1365998093;mircea_popescu;getting a girl to suck your cock is no proof you're loved. -11638;1365998110;thestringpuller;wow -11637;1365998123;thestringpuller;did I really just come back to "getting a girl to suck your cock is no proof you're loved. -11636;1365998127;thestringpuller;" -11635;1365998128;asciilifeform;but if she sucks with art and enthusiasm, perhaps that's all the proof one could hope for. Think Kamikazes instead of Chinese imperial auto-beheaders. -11634;1365998147;thestringpuller;look at you mircea_popescu droppin' some love wisdom and shit on deez homies -11633;1365998156;asciilifeform;did you know that only the men with top marks in flight school were initially accepted into the Tokkotai (Kamikaze corps) ? -11632;1365998171;mircea_popescu;yes, i did. -11631;1365998186;asciilifeform;so were they sucking with love? -11630;1365998192;mircea_popescu;even so. the subtle structure of the world remains inacessible. even if the girl does it with enthusiasm and art. -11629;1365998250;asciilifeform;this subtle structure would appear to be hidden from king and slave alike. -11628;1365998276;mircea_popescu;kinda how the entire scholar profession developped. -11627;1365998297;mircea_popescu;the pretense of the "educated" to access it is as fraudulent in today's cathedral as it was in the druid circle obviously. -11626;1365998329;asciilifeform;the scholar profession (vs scholarship per se) is really just embroidery on the fabric of society, like the palace mural-painting profession. -11625;1365998337;mircea_popescu;maybe. -11624;1365998367;mircea_popescu;moreover, the original branch where we got lost is the proving. -11623;1365998377;mircea_popescu;there's no proof you have the mandate of heaven. nopr can ever be. -11622;1365998397;asciilifeform;true. and you do, until you don't. -11621;1365998410;asciilifeform;but I still think the abstraction is a useful one. -11620;1365998417;mircea_popescu;depends on the purpose. -11619;1365998434;mircea_popescu;global warming is a useful "abstraction" if you're using it to get a dumbass neighbour to stop smoking out your pool. -11618;1365998481;asciilifeform;reminds me of a tale where Chinese peasants, shortly after the red victory, calmed down upon hearing that the Emperor has returned. -11617;1365998503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 646 @ 0.00068305 = 0.4413 BTC [-] -11616;1365998505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 904 @ 0.00068262 = 0.6171 BTC [-] -11615;1365998556;mircea_popescu;this hidden-ness and the lack of systematic solutions are exactly why the "virile fucktopia" is the only solution. -11614;1365998573;mircea_popescu;whether it scales or not will decide how large a community can get, not whether it will be the norm or not. -11613;1365998643;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I am interested in the question of virile fucktopias because I am interested in "the science of the possible." that is, "the is" vs. the idiot "the ought" that most scholarship tends to be about. -11612;1365998660;mircea_popescu;i imagined. -11611;1365998783;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0018 BTC [+] -11610;1365999540;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.214 BTC [+] -11609;1366000170;ThickAsThieves;just watched a few min of mtv video awards, wow that channel really fell apart huh? -11608;1366000333;mircea_popescu;ya, sometime in 1998 -11607;1366000753;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.875 = 2.625 BTC [-] -11606;1366000957;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.876 = 1.752 BTC [+] -11605;1366001240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19800 @ 0.00068262 = 13.5159 BTC [-] -11604;1366001375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [+] -11603;1366001414;mod6;$vwap s.dice -11602;1366001415;mpexbot;mod6: S.DICE 1 day: average: 0.00328089 high: 0.004 low: 0.00328066 volume: 3177 btc: 10.42337616 7 day: average: 0.00299325 high: 0.00409999 low: 0.0027 volume: 281669 btc: 843.10495586 30 day: average: 0.00348657 high: 0.005598 low: 0.0027 volume: 1860301 btc: 6486.07287801 -11601;1366001659;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 25 @ 0.00067 = 0.0168 BTC [-] -11600;1366001667;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.00067 = 0.0034 BTC [-] -11599;1366001670;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 50 @ 0.000675 = 0.0338 BTC [+] -11598;1366001675;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 110 @ 0.000689 = 0.0758 BTC [+] -11597;1366001744;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.876 BTC [+] -11596;1366001803;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.879 = 4.395 BTC [+] -11595;1366001856;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.8796 = 4.398 BTC [+] -11594;1366001974;thestringpuller;!ticker m S.MPOE -11593;1366001975;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00068262 / 0.00069523 / 0.0007217 (538731 shares, 374.54 BTC), 7D: 0.00063322 / 0.00069588 / 0.000735 (2714177 shares, 1,888.76 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068885 / 0.00077505 (10960684 shares, 7,550.28 BTC) -11592;1366002015;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 17 @ 0.8797 = 14.9549 BTC [+] -11591;1366002073;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.899 = 4.495 BTC [+] -11590;1366002287;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89998 BTC [+] -11589;1366002310;thestringpuller;$vwap MPOE -11588;1366002311;mpexbot;thestringpuller: S.MPOE 1 day: average: 0.00069523 high: 0.0007217 low: 0.00068262 volume: 538731 btc: 374.54423445 7 day: average: 0.00069589 high: 0.000735 low: 0.00063322 volume: 2714177 btc: 1888.76003405 30 day: average: 0.00068885 high: 0.00077505 low: 0.00059218 volume: 10960684 btc: 7550.28122564 -11587;1366002319;thestringpuller;$bids MPOE -11586;1366002347;thestringpuller;$help -11585;1366002347;mpexbot;thestringpuller: (help [] []) -- This command gives a useful description of what does. is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin. -11584;1366002355;thestringpuller;$help all -11583;1366002355;mpexbot;thestringpuller: Error: There is no command "all". -11582;1366002358;thestringpuller;$help bids -11581;1366002358;mpexbot;thestringpuller: Error: There is no command "bids". -11580;1366002360;thestringpuller;$help bid -11579;1366002360;mpexbot;thestringpuller: Error: There is no command "bid". -11578;1366002758;mircea_popescu;$depth s.mpoe -11577;1366002760;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: S.MPOE Bids: ['5422 @ 0.00068649', '4896 @ 0.00068262', '9165 @ 0.00067807', '22800 @ 0.00067644', '32500 @ 0.00067461'] -11576;1366002761;mpexbot;mircea_popescu: Asks: ['12133 @ 0.00069049', '10000 @ 0.0007008', '3910 @ 0.00070089', '23100 @ 0.00070285', '1250 @ 0.00070788'] -11575;1366004035;thestringpuller;;;ticker -11574;1366004036;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 95.40118, Best ask: 95.95998, Bid-ask spread: 0.55880, Last trade: 95.48019, 24 hour volume: 156646.71403264, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 109.99800, 24 hour vwap: 97.19479 -11573;1366004063;ThickAsThieves;no action on gox -11572;1366004066;ThickAsThieves;odd -11571;1366004071;ThickAsThieves;calm before the storm? -11570;1366004136;mircea_popescu;calm before death. -11569;1366004257;ThickAsThieves;i think it might be trading, but not reporting -11568;1366004482;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -11567;1366004537;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [-] -11566;1366004546;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -11565;1366004546;gribble;62414.5078831 -11564;1366004550;ThickAsThieves;still falling -11563;1366004695;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3 @ 0.00345 = 0.0104 BTC [-] -11562;1366004702;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00343 BTC [-] -11561;1366004709;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00321 BTC [-] -11560;1366004715;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3 @ 0.00321 = 0.0096 BTC [-] -11559;1366004723;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0032 BTC [-] -11558;1366004729;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 41 @ 0.00312 = 0.1279 BTC [-] -11557;1366005006;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 29 @ 0.2 = 5.8 BTC [+] -11556;1366029237;taub;updated by OneFixt -11555;1366029267;mircea_popescu;what is ? -11554;1366029284;MJR_;;;next -11553;1366029285;gribble;rising to 105-108 | targets: 108, 110-113, 120, 130, 138-148, 160 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 7:45 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | 1 hour, 49 minutes, and 43 seconds ago -11552;1366029287;MJR_;that -11551;1366029339;mircea_popescu;a a -11550;1366029434;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 0.89999 = 11.6999 BTC [+] -11549;1366029706;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.01 = 0.05 BTC [+] -11548;1366030173;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2430 @ 0.00068597 = 1.6669 BTC [+] -11547;1366030175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11598 @ 0.0006933 = 8.0409 BTC [+] -11546;1366031702;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.2139 = 2.4278 BTC [-] -11545;1366032228;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 20 @ 0.0018 = 0.036 BTC [+] -11544;1366032376;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 45 @ 0.000689 = 0.031 BTC [+] -11543;1366032581;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9300 @ 0.0006933 = 6.4477 BTC [+] -11542;1366033426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 852 @ 0.0006933 = 0.5907 BTC [+] -11541;1366033427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1548 @ 0.0007037 = 1.0893 BTC [+] -11540;1366033802;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.485 BTC [+] -11539;1366034204;bitesak;;;ticker -11538;1366034205;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 96.72000, Best ask: 97.77700, Bid-ask spread: 1.05700, Last trade: 96.72000, 24 hour volume: 142297.15764338, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 105.40000, 24 hour vwap: 95.29939 -11537;1366034815;error4733;;;eightball will btc reach 150$ this week ? -11536;1366034815;gribble;No. -11535;1366034919;error4733;;;eightball will btc reach 50$ this week ? -11534;1366034919;gribble;Obviously. -11533;1366034955;mircea_popescu;amusingly, gribble's kinda better than max keiser. -11532;1366034966;error4733;hahaha -11531;1366035000;error4733;i wish have like 100btc for fun to play with gribble -11530;1366035019;error4733;asking every morning and buy/sell -11529;1366035181;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.84 BTC [-] -11528;1366035249;mircea_popescu;so sell your car. -11527;1366035800;error4733;what can i do with 12btc ? -11526;1366035835;mircea_popescu;so do with 12 btc -11525;1366035840;mircea_popescu;you saidf you wanted 100 lol -11524;1366035907;error4733;yes but if i sold my car i thinks i get 12bt haha -11523;1366036069;mircea_popescu;lol -11522;1366036081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3052 @ 0.0007037 = 2.1477 BTC [+] -11521;1366036083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3948 @ 0.00070473 = 2.7823 BTC [+] -11520;1366036152;Framedragger;punkman is a rather choice pseudonym /OT -11519;1366036244;punkman;it is? I'm not a big fan -11518;1366036306;Framedragger;it simply sounds nice on one's tongue, is all -11517;1366036460;pgp;prediction for today? -11516;1366036505;taub;75-120 :/ -11515;1366036534;pgp;overall trend, though? -11514;1366036549;taub;range -11513;1366036555;Framedragger;and i'm trying to trade goods over coin, it hurts the brain -11512;1366036570;pgp;;;bids 75 -11511;1366036572;gribble;There are currently 36500.533 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 3094909.86845 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0053 seconds -11510;1366036576;pgp;;;asks 125 -11509;1366036576;gribble;There are currently 35059.129 bitcoins offered at or under 125.0 USD, worth 3926457.98079 USD in total. | Data vintage: 3.9841 seconds -11508;1366036602;mircea_popescu;maybe idiots behave and we have a nice slope going to 130 till summer. -11507;1366036648;pgp;idiots - not in their nature to behave... -11506;1366036676;pgp;anyway - I think short-term trend is lower myself... need to retest bottom -11505;1366036699;pgp;;;eightball will we retest bottom? -11504;1366036700;gribble;I doubt it very much. -11503;1366036705;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00069569 = 7.8613 BTC [-] -11502;1366036706;mircea_popescu;:p -11501;1366036708;pgp;;;next -11500;1366036708;gribble;watching for another drop to 90s, then rising to 105-108 | targets: 108, 110-113, 120, 130, 138-148, 160 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 10:47 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 51 minutes and 26 seconds ago -11499;1366036719;mircea_popescu;anyway. sure, retest bottom. -11498;1366036780;pgp;too bad puts are unavailable :-( -11497;1366036824;error4733;wtf is this :) ? free forecast ? -11496;1366036846;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 15 @ 0.01 = 0.15 BTC [+] -11495;1366036851;pgp;but then again MPEX exchange membership for $1000 USD would be reward enough... -11494;1366036886;mircea_popescu;haha something tells me people cringing at $7500 membership a week ago are still not running to get it at 60% discount -11493;1366036897;mircea_popescu;just so they can cringe when it's $500k+ in a year or two. -11492;1366036915;taub;just 10 coins now? -11491;1366036923;pgp;I like it at 60%, but I like it more at 85% off -11490;1366036939;mircea_popescu;taub nope, 30. -11489;1366036959;taub;i'd take one for 10 maybe -11488;1366036962;taub;:P -11487;1366036968;mircea_popescu;heh. -11486;1366036970;error4733;sold mine for 15 deal ? -11485;1366036984;mircea_popescu;i havce no idea why people represent this in terms of them buying something. -11484;1366036991;mircea_popescu;it's an exam. yet another of life's exams most fail to pass. -11483;1366036997;pgp;lol -11482;1366037038;error4733;350$ was a bargain i knew it hehe -11481;1366037041;pgp;I think that model is correct. -11480;1366037047;mircea_popescu;when you go to get your degree you are basically paying a fee for this priviledge, equal to the value of your time you put into making the papers -11479;1366037058;mircea_popescu;(not the time spent learning, the time spent making the proofs that you'cve learned) -11478;1366037093;pgp;non-trivial up front fee for exchange membership (which should be limited to non-idiots), but also low marginal costs for trading... -11477;1366037111;mircea_popescu;yeh. -11476;1366037141;pgp;idiots go to members to trade, where fees get marked up but no upfront fee - it's how it work irl -11475;1366037153;mircea_popescu;and hopefulyl they get some sense/advice in the package. -11474;1366037165;pgp;not that MPEX isn't real life... -11473;1366037166;mircea_popescu;making it better for everyone involved. -11472;1366037216;pgp;yep -11471;1366037684;mircea_popescu;of course there's a lot of friction to the model, but -11470;1366037694;mircea_popescu;i think it shall prevail. -11469;1366037931;pgp;well, it could be marketed better... -11468;1366038029;mircea_popescu;perhaps. -11467;1366038175;unbalanced_;Agreed, I think you're just one $15 home page template away from being at the top of everyone's lists when it comes to BTC assets. -11466;1366038179;mircea_popescu;there is a problem of growthspeed which is not too well understood, especially not by the average (which is to say business illiterate) entrepreneur these days. -11465;1366038192;mircea_popescu;take the case of the twelve year old as an illustrative example. -11464;1366038208;mircea_popescu;the surest way for her NOT being a successful fotomodel at 19 is if her tits grow too fast. -11463;1366038213;unbalanced_;True, getting growth right is non-trivial. -11462;1366038221;mircea_popescu;stretchmarks are actually worse than no growth at all. -11461;1366038253;unbalanced_;Aw I said true before I knew we were going to sextown. -11460;1366038254;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ everyone, as in, the people who took btc to 260 when i told them not to go over 130 ? why does one want this everyone muddling throuhg ? -11459;1366038265;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ haha, does sextown bother you ? -11458;1366038286;taub;mpex has the highest volume in bitcoin stocks already doesnt it? -11457;1366038294;mircea_popescu;last i looked, yes. -11456;1366038317;mircea_popescu;even so i am more worried by things such as sdice going to 75 then to 29 for no apparent reason -11455;1366038321;mircea_popescu;than with growing market share. -11454;1366038340;unbalanced_;I want to see bitcoin and sophisticated discussion of BTC assets get more widespread. This channel is the best their is but cuts off half the population. -11453;1366038345;Bugpowder;sdice valuation was betting volume related -11452;1366038347;taub;why would price movement worry u -11451;1366038359;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder maybe, yeah. -11450;1366038372;Bugpowder;at .0075 it was undervalued -11449;1366038378;mircea_popescu;taub because volatility and investment are roughly speaking inversely correlated. -11448;1366038387;Bugpowder;when 20,000BTC profit per month -11447;1366038407;taub;never heard that before mp -11446;1366038416;mircea_popescu;let me illustrate this point, and i won't even use tits. -11445;1366038419;taub;i mean your job should be to run the exchange, not really worry about volatility -11444;1366038423;Bugpowder;S.DICE moves like a biotech -11443;1366038428;mircea_popescu;consider a town, and consider the mob moves in. -11442;1366038440;mircea_popescu;now, with the mob there comes sudden and striong social mobility, and also a bunch of murders. -11441;1366038459;mircea_popescu;in spite of it being mostly the mobsters who are getting murdered, it is the peasants who move out of the town, and the mobsters who move in. -11440;1366038471;unbalanced_;I respect the math/investment opinions, so I'm not going anywhere. I could just do without you playing to the mentality of teenage boys while you simultaneously express distaste for unsophisticated noobs (a high proportion of which are likely that same demographic). -11439;1366038473;mircea_popescu;huge volatility is exactly the same : in spite of the fact it mostly burns the speculators, -11438;1366038482;mircea_popescu;it is the investors it repels and the speculators it attracts. -11437;1366038511;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ the sexual barrier is there to repel the unthinking adults, not to cater to the teenagers. -11436;1366038543;mircea_popescu;grosso modo if you're spending any part of your day in a place where you can't peruse porn you don't belong here anyway. -11435;1366038547;unbalanced_;Anywhoo, I'm saying I agree that MPEX is the biggest and the best game in town. I'd like more people to know about it and I think the site is not just unattractive, it prevents people from taking it seriously. -11434;1366038562;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ why do you think that ? -11433;1366038595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00069476 = 2.0843 BTC [-] -11432;1366038602;pgp;the public should be going to coinbr - not MPEX -11431;1366038615;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i think perhaps you have a good point there, it does move like a biotech -11430;1366038626;mircea_popescu;maybe i'm overstating my herd concerns as personal bias. -11429;1366038654;Bugpowder;Oh look a whale is betting again with a big address = positive clinical trial result -11428;1366038675;mircea_popescu;or fda comment or w/e. -11427;1366038680;Bugpowder;yah -11426;1366038686;unbalanced_;As a motivated options trader actively looking for a solution to trade options on Bitcoin, it took me about a year and umpteen visits to mpex.co to grok it and get over the 1995 layout and titties and harsh attitude. -11425;1366038688;mircea_popescu;i was thinking more like irl mining -11424;1366038691;mircea_popescu;but it's all the same -11423;1366038692;unbalanced_;I totally respect the tech tho -11422;1366038703;unbalanced_;It's elegant, and well done. -11421;1366038712;Bugpowder;It's revenue stream is very very top heavy -11420;1366038722;Bugpowder;just like a biotech -11419;1366038733;mircea_popescu;or a gold mine etc. -11418;1366038750;Bugpowder;oh gold… 1400? -11417;1366038754;mircea_popescu;yeah. -11416;1366038761;Bugpowder;hmm -11415;1366038762;mircea_popescu;this in spite of the utah mine collapse. -11414;1366038769;mircea_popescu;i think they;'ve sold the cyprus gold on the market. -11413;1366038771;Bugpowder;yah I saw that pic -11412;1366038777;unbalanced_;I hate seeing these articles now where people are discussing plans for trading options on bitcoin and MPEX isn't even mentioned. That's all I'm getting at, let's get them to notice what you've built here. -11411;1366038783;Bugpowder;where do you think the bottom? -11410;1366038785;mircea_popescu;probably the best tiem to buy gold this year -11409;1366038796;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ what articles be those ? -11408;1366038803;pgp;if it break 1350, look out below.. -11407;1366038816;mircea_popescu;pgp it's funny but i think gold is doing a bitcoin. -11406;1366038874;pgp;lol -11405;1366038944;pgp;overtime, bticoin will get some of the money that people would otherwise invest in gold... -11404;1366038950;pgp;obviously -11403;1366038959;jcpham;fed shorting gold -11402;1366038974;mircea_popescu;i think over time it will get most. -11401;1366039037;mircea_popescu;anyway, unbalanced_, people (like for instance MtGox) were discussing plans to trade options on bitcoins back this time in 2011, and mpex wasn't even mentioned. -11400;1366039057;mircea_popescu;if it were something anyone could do i wouldn't even have bothered doing it myself. -11399;1366039070;mircea_popescu;the barrier to entry however is a lot higher than getting a bunch of people talking. -11398;1366039077;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [+] -11397;1366039143;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.36500015 = 1.095 BTC [+] -11396;1366039166;unbalanced_;mircea_popescu: finally found a link: http://siliconangle.com/blog/2013/04/11/coinsetter-the-newest-bitcoin-forex-seeks-a-niche-in-the-wild-market/ -11395;1366039168;unbalanced_;"The New-York based startup seeks to bring to market advanced trading options that don’t exist in the current BTC market." -11394;1366039202;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.36500014 = 0.73 BTC [-] -11393;1366039203;ezdiy;options part is super easy -11392;1366039216;ezdiy;margin, on the other hand is super hard -11391;1366039218;unbalanced_;Coinsetter may never pull it off, they could be full of fail. -11390;1366039228;ezdiy;because you need cover collateral for slippage -11389;1366039231;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -11388;1366039233;ezdiy;margin calls are not 100% -11387;1366039236;unbalanced_;Meanwhile I think we'd all benefit from more liquidity and participants in MPEX. -11386;1366039274;ezdiy;how do i margin trade on mpex? -11385;1366039290;taub;mpex needs more users so it can start offering more competitive option prices -11384;1366039294;unbalanced_;I just want to broaden the base of MPEX users, I don't mean to be trollin'. -11383;1366039298;taub;right now it's lacking stupid investors -11382;1366039314;taub;thats why mp has to set option prices so high -11381;1366039323;ezdiy;anyone can issue options -11380;1366039331;taub;yea but nobody really bothers -11379;1366039332;ezdiy;as long they have capital to back it -11378;1366039335;taub;except mp -11377;1366039348;taub;and partly because of lack of users i'd imagine -11376;1366039371;ezdiy;taub: anyone except the exchange should issue options i think :) -11375;1366039430;ezdiy;in the long run, i think traditional forex instruments are not really aplicable to bitcoin -11374;1366039430;pgp;a lot of talk from coinsetter -11373;1366039447;ezdiy;and some new ones will have to be invented -11372;1366039453;jcpham;how will it not just turn into a bucket shop -11371;1366039460;jcpham;especially with the margin trading -11370;1366039467;ezdiy;yeah -11369;1366039482;jcpham;wouldn't that be the most profitable enterprise? -11368;1366039489;ezdiy;bucket shop is legit -11367;1366039492;ezdiy;IF youre transparent -11366;1366039496;pgp;the thing about the higher progile companies in america is that they need to be mindful of likely regulation. -11365;1366039499;ezdiy;if you have "magical unicorn engine" -11364;1366039503;ezdiy;thats totally not transparent -11363;1366039504;jcpham;you have a good point -11362;1366039527;pgp;coinsetter puts out all these press relesses about margin lending, which by the way, isn't rocket science... -11361;1366039535;ezdiy;some people think bucket shops are bad because it has no impact on actual market -11360;1366039538;ezdiy;wrong -11359;1366039543;ezdiy;people will try to manipulate price on mtgox -11358;1366039549;ezdiy;in favor of their option bets :) -11357;1366039553;pgp;but I'm not sure how they'll get around usuary laws in US... -11356;1366039557;taub;i'm not sure if it IS a buckt shop -11355;1366039561;taub;or just an actual exchange -11354;1366039565;pgp;max rate you can charge is 24% -11353;1366039575;pgp;margin goes for 10x that on bitfinex -11352;1366039577;taub;real trading runs on margin as well and isn't a bucketshop -11351;1366039581;ezdiy;taub: bucket shop means youre using spot price of different exchange than your own -11350;1366039582;jcpham;i kinda think if your position is large enough (on margin) and coinsetter can take advantage of it, it will -11349;1366039592;taub;i konw ezdiy -11348;1366039605;taub;is that what coinsetter wants to do? -11347;1366039611;ezdiy;no idea -11346;1366039614;jcpham;but mebbe thasa goos thing -11345;1366039618;ezdiy;there are strong laws in US against bucket shops -11344;1366039620;ezdiy;so i doubt it -11343;1366039624;ezdiy;they'll most likely run full exchange -11342;1366039624;taub;ah -11341;1366039630;taub;I thought this was about coinsetter ;) -11340;1366039647;ezdiy;(mpex is actually a bucket shop btw :) -11339;1366039648;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ well... so silicon angle doesn't do research. i had no idea they existed. -11338;1366039654;jcpham;hahaha -11337;1366039667;mircea_popescu;that piece looks like it cost a hundred bux. im not quite into giving obscure venues money for this "service" yet. -11336;1366039668;ezdiy;though i think bucket shops are legit in .ro so no issue here -11335;1366039686;pgp;running a full exchange in US is a risky proposition, in my view -11334;1366039689;mircea_popescu; how do i margin trade on mpex? << you apply for it. -11333;1366039700;mircea_popescu;you get it if you are high volume and trustworthy. -11332;1366039706;pgp;as well as acting as a broker to public -11331;1366039720;jcpham;free pokemon credits for everyone! -11330;1366039727;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: does not sound too open -11329;1366039735;mircea_popescu; bucket shop is legit << mno. -11328;1366039755;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: but i guess you have a liquidity problem so you cant force liquidate positions -11327;1366039760;ezdiy;due to enormous slippage -11326;1366039795;mircea_popescu;pgp people like coinsetter are part of a lengthy tradition of dunning-kruger. the controlling example is one kludge, an out of work bank clerk who figured himself a banker -11325;1366039797;mircea_popescu;lost the house. -11324;1366039799;ezdiy;either way, you dont need trust to margin trade -11323;1366039814;ezdiy;just enough liquidity to have working margin calls -11322;1366039819;mircea_popescu;ezdiy no, it's designed specifically to keep people like you out actually. -11321;1366039839;ezdiy;huh? -11320;1366039842;mircea_popescu;you read me. -11319;1366039845;pgp;ezdiy: yes -11318;1366039859;mircea_popescu;clueless internet warriors who have definitive answers to things they read on wikipedia. i don't want to empower you folks. -11317;1366039862;mircea_popescu;you cock things up. -11316;1366039869;ezdiy;hehe -11315;1366039896;mircea_popescu;go get in the wot, spend a year or more making sense, trade many many thousands of btc on mpex -11314;1366039900;mircea_popescu;then maybe i'll margin you. -11313;1366039928;ezdiy;i see -11312;1366039939;jcpham;http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/15/opinion/sunday/the-rise-of-the-new-groupthink.html -11311;1366039940;ezdiy;basically margin trading is loans -11310;1366039949;jcpham;loans are basically gifts -11309;1366039952;ezdiy;in here because there is no other way -11308;1366039956;jcpham;in bitcoinland -11307;1366039972;ezdiy;jcpham: supposedly not if you wot -11306;1366039978;jcpham;bullshit -11305;1366039994;jcpham;wot gets gamed also -11304;1366040013;jcpham;the people that borrow btc time and time again fail to repay -11303;1366040018;jcpham;regardless of reputation -11302;1366040038;ezdiy;well, apparently past reputation guarantees future reputation according to mircea_popescu -11301;1366040061;jcpham;mircea_popescu operates by his own made-up rules -11300;1366040072;jcpham;everyone is living in walled castles at this point -11299;1366040108;jcpham;don't loan your coins though for btc-only -11298;1366040113;mircea_popescu;ezdiy past reputation is the way to go. -11297;1366040118;Bugpowder;don't loan your coins -11296;1366040120;jcpham;you may never see it again. insert fiat clause -11295;1366040123;Bugpowder;ever ever ever -11294;1366040237;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5300 @ 0.00070473 = 3.7351 BTC [+] -11293;1366040329;mircea_popescu;jcpham you know for the record i've not yet had problems with margined ppl. -11292;1366040371;jcpham;probably becuase your elitist attitude keeps away the trash? -11291;1366040381;jcpham;which is good -11290;1366040418;ezdiy;white trash means liquidity -11289;1366040424;mircea_popescu;does not. -11288;1366040425;ezdiy;look at mtgox compared to mpex -11287;1366040433;mircea_popescu;this is not fast food. nobody wants the poor. -11286;1366040439;mircea_popescu;there's a reason the concept of "underbanked" exists. -11285;1366040478;jcpham;i bet vetting people with a large fee to play has been successful -11284;1366040481;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: so let me get this straight -11283;1366040482;mircea_popescu;jcpham if you only deal with peopel who understand the value of reputation you're more likely to survive for sure. -11282;1366040500;mircea_popescu;consider the situation of a supermarket. if you open one in africa you will have a bunch of shoplifters. -11281;1366040507;mircea_popescu;if you open one in manhattan nobody's going to bother. -11280;1366040520;jcpham;did you just call the internet africa? -11279;1366040520;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: if someone gets you 1000BTC, and you'll hold it as a guarantee -11278;1366040527;jcpham;or is the bitcoin community africa? -11277;1366040530;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: then hes trusted? -11276;1366040533;mircea_popescu;jcpham the internet largely is africa, yes. -11275;1366040535;mircea_popescu;ezdiy nope. -11274;1366040546;jcpham;i can understand the referece -11273;1366040555;jcpham;lots of aids -11272;1366040559;mircea_popescu;lol -11271;1366040616;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu's margin loans are very different than most BTC loans though, in that it is an accounting that is kept on servers he controls. Thus, the receiver has little opportunity to steal the coins and walk. If you loan coins and that hits the receiver's personal wallet.dat, you are just praying they come back. -11270;1366040631;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: true, in case of 1KBTC i'd have my own doubts regarding your put-call parity :) -11269;1366040638;mircea_popescu;this is true, mpex margin is quite different from most loan ops. -11268;1366040653;jcpham;seems like the funds would stay internal -11267;1366040658;mircea_popescu;ezdiy you know, there have been 10k btc single orders on mpex. -11266;1366040661;jcpham;anyway to "steal them" -11265;1366040668;jcpham;blockchain steal? -11264;1366040680;jcpham;it isn't stolen until the blockchain says fuck you -11263;1366040697;unbalanced_;mircea_popescu: I concede. It's rude of me to walk into your house and criticize your wallpaper and the art on the walls. -11262;1366040697;unbalanced_;I just wanted MPEX to be more popular, but I get now that a) that -11261;1366040697;unbalanced_;is not necessarily a good thing, and -11260;1366040697;unbalanced_;b) it's growing exactly as fast as you want it to. If you want it to grow faster or slower, you know what to do better than I. -11259;1366040697;unbalanced_;New topic: the bot's option pricing algo. Is that a secret? Does it have to be? -11258;1366040707;mircea_popescu;unbalanced_ im not offended or anything -11257;1366040713;Bugpowder;Rule 23 -11256;1366040713;Bugpowder;http://mpex.co/faq.html#23 -11255;1366040721;jcpham;nah unbalanced_ he likes criticism -11254;1366040728;jcpham;loves it -11253;1366040744;mircea_popescu;i don't mind it, especialyl if it makes sense. -11252;1366040763;mircea_popescu;anyway. the bot's pricing algo is proprietary, yes. i don't see why it wouldn't be. -11251;1366040802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10417 @ 0.0006988 = 7.2794 BTC [-] -11250;1366040806;ezdiy;transparency ftw -11249;1366040808;ezdiy;hello bitcoinica :) -11248;1366040814;unbalanced_;Did the algo actually change mid-month, or did the spreads just widen due to volatility, still using the existing algo? -11247;1366040824;mircea_popescu;the algo didn't change. -11246;1366040830;mircea_popescu;the bot however went berserk basically. -11245;1366040854;mircea_popescu;mostly the drop triggered what looks more like safety than actual pricing assumptions -11244;1366040937;mircea_popescu;anyway, i'd love to stay and chat but i'm due in some meetings. we continue later. -11243;1366041782;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1.2139 = 4.8556 BTC [-] -11242;1366041802;deadweasel_work;;;next -11241;1366041802;gribble;watching for another drop to low 90s, then re-evaluating ask depth and targets | updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 10:47 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 2 hours, 16 minutes, and 20 seconds ago -11240;1366042016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 58 @ 0.00070473 = 0.0409 BTC [+] -11239;1366042442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.485 = 1.455 BTC [+] -11238;1366043075;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.00070788 = 0.8849 BTC [+] -11237;1366043088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4134 @ 0.00070848 = 2.9289 BTC [+] -11236;1366043090;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5066 @ 0.00071 = 3.5969 BTC [+] -11235;1366043343;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 36 @ 0.485 = 17.46 BTC [+] -11234;1366043422;lippoper1;;;ticker -11233;1366043422;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 96.97801, Best ask: 96.99900, Bid-ask spread: 0.02099, Last trade: 96.97801, 24 hour volume: 139162.02515050, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 94.77353 -11232;1366043426;lippoper1;;;asks 0 -11231;1366043426;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 0.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 91.0591 seconds -11230;1366043432;lippoper1;;;bids 0 -11229;1366043432;gribble;There are currently 43723736 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14483375.3202 USD in total. | Data vintage: 96.4113 seconds -11228;1366043453;lippoper1;;;asks 9999999 -11227;1366043453;gribble;There are currently 129652.19 bitcoins offered at or under 9999999.0 USD, worth 167037264.711 USD in total. | Data vintage: 117.6040 seconds -11226;1366043469;lippoper1;demand seems an all time high -11225;1366043471;lippoper1;? -11224;1366043538;lippoper1;i kid :-) -11223;1366043567;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 451 @ 0.01 = 4.51 BTC [+] -11222;1366043619;lippoper1;going up some -11221;1366043622;lippoper1;;;ticker -11220;1366043622;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 97.05008, Best ask: 97.59899, Bid-ask spread: 0.54891, Last trade: 97.05007, 24 hour volume: 139241.84612092, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 94.77476 -11219;1366043644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5542 @ 0.00070751 = 3.921 BTC [-] -11218;1366043667;jcpham;http://www.247btc.com/bitcoins/134/how-i-would-manipulate-the-bitcoin-exchange-market-and-how-a-discrete-double-auction-could-stop-me/ -11217;1366043835;MJR_;bitcoinity looks prettier than usual -11216;1366043846;MJR_;is that just a simple moving average or a standard deviation? -11215;1366044016;MJR_;i guess its min/max value -11214;1366044166;lippoper1;yeah, it's the bid/ask range -11213;1366044363;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 5 @ 1.2139 = 6.0695 BTC [-] -11212;1366045009;jcpham;http://scarcecapital.com/hft/about.html -11211;1366045038;unbalanced_;jcpham, anyone: Do you think a double auction exchnage as in the 247btc.com link above would get traction? -11210;1366045056;jcpham;based on what has been hapopening at gox -11209;1366045068;jcpham;some form of implementation might get a lot of traction -11208;1366045219;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.845 BTC [+] -11207;1366045255;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.855 = 7.695 BTC [+] -11206;1366045384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00071 = 3.337 BTC [+] -11205;1366045515;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.855 BTC [+] -11204;1366045548;taub;we believe that not only does high frequency trading not contribute to that purpose, but the way exchanges currently operate leaves the doors open for major manipulation. -11203;1366045551;taub;that's bs -11202;1366045575;taub;hft does contribute, but you can't even hft on any bitcoin exchaneg so i dont know why people keep bitching -11201;1366045788;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1150 @ 0.00071 = 0.8165 BTC [+] -11200;1366045814;Scrat;taub: what made me laugh is that in that "we are mtgox" reddit, a lot of people were like "please block the hft bots" -11199;1366045820;Scrat;so many clueless idiots -11198;1366045841;Scrat;apaprently hft is 0.1 trade per second with 400 ms gateway latency now -11197;1366045865;taub;yea... -11196;1366045868;ThickAsThieves;I think it's just semantics to most -11195;1366045875;troc;is it because they read http://www.nanex.net/Research/CQSCap/CQSCap.html ? -11194;1366045879;ThickAsThieves;generally against bots of any kind -11193;1366045897;ThickAsThieves;the actual frequency isn't the issue -11192;1366045916;Scrat;its pretty evident by now that the gox "engine" does a linear scan of all orders (lol) and that takes around a second -11191;1366046643;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.36500018 BTC [+] -11190;1366046762;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.366 BTC [+] -11189;1366047843;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.66 = 8.3 BTC [-] -11188;1366047976;pgp;awfully quiet in here... and at mtgox... -11187;1366048338;ThickAsThieves;waiting -11186;1366048601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00071 = 2.556 BTC [+] -11185;1366049469;BitHub;!help -11184;1366049470;assbot;List of commands: -11183;1366049471;assbot;!ticker (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !t} -11182;1366049472;assbot;!last (desc: returns last price value, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !l} -11181;1366049473;assbot;!mp (desc: returns the response from MPEX order) -11180;1366049474;assbot;!rules (desc: chan guidelines) {short: !r} -11179;1366049475;assbot;!exchanges (desc: lists exchanges and brokers) {short: !e} -11178;1366049487;BitHub;!exchanges -11177;1366049491;taub;http://images.4chan.org/pol/src/1366037118988.png :D -11176;1366049496;taub;#nohomo -11175;1366049519;BitHub;!ticker -11174;1366049520;assbot;Ah, your hair. Your hair is soft. It's like a girl's. Now how do you get it that way? -11173;1366049540;BitHub;!mpex -11172;1366049557;BitHub;!ticker mpex -11171;1366049558;assbot;Your actions are useless. -11170;1366049562;Scrat;^ -11169;1366049564;BitHub;pos -11168;1366049593;BitHub;cant anyone just do a simple readable asset ticker? -11167;1366049596;BitHub;i'll pay -11166;1366049653;Namworld;? -11165;1366049656;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 10 @ 0.2 = 2 BTC [+] -11164;1366049707;Namworld;I have my spreadsheet tools, should be able to fetch all data you need -11163;1366049717;Namworld;although the ticket thing ain't that hard to do -11162;1366049728;Namworld;!ticker MPEX S.DICE -11161;1366049729;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00328066 / 0.00328088 / 0.004 (3177 shares, 10.42 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00299526 / 0.00409999 (274814 shares, 823.14 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00345678 / 0.005598 (1827298 shares, 6,316.58 BTC) -11160;1366049739;BitHub;thanks nam -11159;1366049741;BitHub;i'll check it out -11158;1366049762;Namworld;!ticker HAVELOCK SDICE -11157;1366049764;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.36500009 / 0.3928556 / 0.42700000 (18 shares, 7.07140088 BTC), 7D: 0.12500000 / 0.31864108 / 0.42700000 (2182 shares, 695.27483395 BTC), 30D: 0.12500000 / 0.37594388 / 0.56789999 (7613 shares, 2862.06078669 BTC) -11156;1366049771;Namworld;Easy, just a bit long to use -11155;1366049773;BitHub;why cant i just type !ticker Mpex and get a list of all the assets -11154;1366049801;Namworld;because it would put lots of stuff in the chat -11153;1366049804;troc;because that only works for mpex, others could cause a flood ? -11152;1366049806;Namworld;Use https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140427.0 -11151;1366049816;BitHub;okey thanks -11150;1366049829;BitHub;i don't know why its not featured in #bitcoin-market but okey -11149;1366049848;Namworld;You can use the formulas to fetch data using the APIs of various exchanges -11148;1366049867;Namworld;on a google spreadsheet -11147;1366049871;BitHub;i need to check your site, its been a while :) -11146;1366049884;Namworld;my site? Which one? -11145;1366049890;BitHub;with teh alarm -11144;1366049926;Namworld;http://namcdn.com/btcalarm/ -11143;1366050196;BitHub;feel like making one for me for .5btc? heh -11142;1366050265;BitHub;bbs -11141;1366050380;MJR_;i thought kakobrekla had a ticker service already? -11140;1366050393;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.88 = 8.8 BTC [+] -11139;1366050404;error4733;;;ticker m s.dice -11138;1366050404;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg|--vol] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -11137;1366050412;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -11136;1366050413;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00328066 / 0.00328088 / 0.004 (3177 shares, 10.42 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00299526 / 0.00409999 (274814 shares, 823.14 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00345678 / 0.005598 (1827298 shares, 6,316.58 BTC) -11135;1366050419;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89998 BTC [+] -11134;1366050483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.2139 BTC [-] -11133;1366050485;BitHub;heh -11132;1366050492;BitHub;where mjr_ -11131;1366050500;BitHub;i checked the website but nothing -11130;1366050502;MJR_;not sure, that's what someone recommended to me before -11129;1366050531;BitHub;i need to track my portfolio -11128;1366050916;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -11127;1366050918;gribble;63165.9465183 -11126;1366050932;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -11125;1366050933;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 8898397.1525 based on data since last change | 8824046.14459 based on data for last three days -11124;1366051292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1600 @ 0.00070521 = 1.1283 BTC [-] -11123;1366051390;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10179 BTC [+] -11122;1366051422;Namworld;[11:28] i need to track my portfolio -11121;1366051426;Namworld;Use my darn tools -11120;1366051442;BitHub;hehe okey -11119;1366051447;BitHub;link -11118;1366051454;BitHub;i'll send a tip -11117;1366051454;Namworld;I linked already -11116;1366051462;BitHub;ahh check going now -11115;1366051465;Namworld;[11:16] Use https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140427.0 -11114;1366051474;BitHub;oh yeah i was just there -11113;1366051534;Namworld;Makes something like this: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGFKVlAtZVAzOGNqS1Brd05MUlFlT2c -11112;1366051547;Namworld;BitFunder needs manual updating tho, no API yet -11111;1366051559;Namworld;and MPEx sharecount too, as there's no API for accounts -11110;1366051570;Namworld;But prices for MPEx can update live at least -11109;1366051598;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.88 = 2.64 BTC [-] -11108;1366051601;Namworld;Other than that, it can track BTCT.co, Havelock, BTC address balances -11107;1366051621;Namworld;and also convert the whole BTC value to USD using MtGox weighted average -11106;1366051624;BitHub;yeah nam i wanted bf as well :( -11105;1366051626;Namworld;or whatever -11104;1366051635;Namworld;yeah, they should have an API soon -11103;1366051652;Namworld;But anyway, for now it still works nicely for most of a portfolio -11102;1366051661;BitHub;that's very cool man -11101;1366051672;BitHub;btc-bond is your asset yeh? -11100;1366051694;Namworld;yeah -11099;1366051762;pgp;volume in mkt is gone... REALLY quiet... -11098;1366051774;Namworld;yeah -11097;1366051789;Namworld;demand is gone... but most don't want to sell yet -11096;1366051814;Namworld;since price doesn't go up, I expect demand from speculators to drop and ones still holding to start selling as prices slowly go down -11095;1366051824;Namworld;and reach a bottom in a few months -11094;1366051825;BitHub;going to play with this nam, thanks i'll send you a tip when finished -11093;1366051832;Namworld;okay -11092;1366051842;pgp;yeah... -11091;1366051867;pgp;not a good sign... definately further to go down... -11090;1366051870;Bugpowder;Namworld: Yep... prices will hover for a few more days -11089;1366051871;Namworld;I could share the spreadsheet so you have make a copy, BitHub -11088;1366051878;Bugpowder;but as people lose hope... down it goes -11087;1366051881;Bugpowder;just like last time -11086;1366051890;Bugpowder;Bottom at $15-30 -11085;1366051905;pgp;prolly -11084;1366051914;Namworld;I say 10-30 personally -11083;1366051924;Bugpowder;I don't see it getting under 15 -11082;1366051925;Namworld;10 with a rebound possibly -11081;1366051934;Namworld;for a short while -11080;1366051935;Bugpowder;it was really stable at 15 for a long time -11079;1366051939;Namworld;yeah -11078;1366051941;Scrat;~40 for me, but wtf do I know -11077;1366051941;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1250 @ 0.0007054 = 0.8818 BTC [+] -11076;1366051950;Namworld;I'm sad I had most of my BTC value in my portfolio couldn't sell all at the top -11075;1366051957;Bugpowder;;;calc 266/33*2 -11074;1366051957;gribble;16.1212121212 -11073;1366051961;Namworld;still sold 100 at 250 -11072;1366051965;Namworld;just before crash -11071;1366051967;pgp;$32-$35 imo -11070;1366051984;Namworld;and 100 more at $80 just after MtGox reopened -11069;1366051985;Bugpowder;top to bottom of the last crash, scaled for this crash says $16.12 is the bottom. -11068;1366052002;Namworld;I didn't manage to grab back some low BTCs in the 60s before it bounced back -11067;1366052014;Namworld;I wanted to resell at 100 -11066;1366052031;Namworld;Well now I'm sitting out for a few weeks -11065;1366052034;Bugpowder;Gold down to $1355. -11064;1366052052;Namworld;O.o -11063;1366052059;pgp;fuck -11062;1366052059;Namworld;wow, that goes down fast... -11061;1366052077;Bugpowder;Silver $23 -11060;1366052081;Namworld;... -11059;1366052104;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.94 BTC [+] -11058;1366052107;Bugpowder;Sold my sprint on the pop this morning @ 7.29 -11057;1366052111;pgp;1376 right now -11056;1366052113;Bugpowder;was in at 2.53 on that one -11055;1366052132;Bugpowder;I just can't think of any asset class that is undervalued right now -11054;1366052141;pgp;i agree -11053;1366052142;Bugpowder;maybe european stocks and some US realestate -11052;1366052157;pgp;FED bubble -11051;1366052177;pgp;it will end in tears -11050;1366052178;Bugpowder;Krugman bubble -11049;1366052195;Bugpowder;It will pop and Krugman will say we didn't print enough -11048;1366052196;pgp;krugman is a douche bag -11047;1366052276;pgp;you know, i always thought it strange that as a journalist/writer, he won the nobel for economics, which is almost exclusively awarded to academic types... -11046;1366052319;pgp;so now he banks on that credential from his left wing bully pulpit and it annoys the crap out of me... -11045;1366052383;Bugpowder;http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=VGTSX+Interactive#symbol=vgtsx;range=20070518,20130415;compare=%5Egspc;indicator=volume;charttype=area;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined; -11044;1366052411;Bugpowder;VGTSX looks undervalued relative to SPY -11043;1366052441;pgp;from that chart, perhaps -11042;1366052472;pgp;problem is world is slowing down, but apparently US is doing fine... -11041;1366052537;MJR_;yeah krugman is a retard -11040;1366052576;MJR_;The growth of the Internet will slow drastically, as the flaw in "Metcalfe's law"–which states that the number of potential connections in a network is proportional to the square of the number of participants–becomes apparent: most people have nothing to say to each other! By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet's impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax -11039;1366052577;MJR_;machine's. -11038;1366052599;MJR_;^^^why he doesn't get bitcoin -11037;1366052613;MJR_;As the rate of technological change in computing slows, the number of jobs for IT specialists will decelerate, then actually turn down; ten years from now, the phrase information economy will sound silly. -11036;1366052702;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.38579 = 1.1574 BTC [+] -11035;1366052765;Namworld;Before, people bought locally. Now, they buy more on the web. It shifted customers/services around. And I think mostly consolidated a few large companies, but that's just an impression I have. I'd need data to back it =/ -11034;1366052788;taub;Krugman doesn't know shit, he still belives the broken window fallacy -11033;1366052793;MJR_;yes -11032;1366052795;taub;so I'm happy he is against bitcoin -11031;1366052806;MJR_;he hasn't actually done anything much of value...he hasn't produced much -11030;1366052857;taub;he's one of those types who openly says war is good for the economy etc -11029;1366052883;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.47 BTC [-] -11028;1366053126;MJR_;well...we do have north korea just begging for it -11027;1366053134;MJR_;and there is always iran -11026;1366053145;MJR_;who doesn't admit that afghanistan is getting old... -11025;1366053149;MJR_;JK -11024;1366053188;BitHub;i think alot of people still buy locally -11023;1366053204;BitHub;but i've noticed when there's a huge dip they'll hit the websites straight away because its quicker -11022;1366053224;BitHub;better off throwing yourself into the mainstream and charging 20% comissions -11021;1366053388;deadweasel_work;;;ticker -11020;1366053389;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 95.38000, Best ask: 95.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.11999, Last trade: 95.38000, 24 hour volume: 140456.92501169, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 94.65965 -11019;1366053399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.0007054 = 3.0332 BTC [+] -11018;1366053831;SterlingArcher;hi -11017;1366054150;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.888 = 2.664 BTC [+] -11016;1366054181;deadweasel_work;http://www.change.org/petitions/u-s-congress-shut-down-guantanamo-bay-prison-once-and-for-all-2 -11015;1366054188;deadweasel_work;pls sign -11014;1366054342;bitesak;;;ticker -11013;1366054343;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 95.22101, Best ask: 95.92000, Bid-ask spread: 0.69899, Last trade: 95.92000, 24 hour volume: 140774.22839093, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 94.64984 -11012;1366054343;pgp;mt gox is like watching paint dry... -11011;1366054353;bitesak;;;next -11010;1366054353;gribble;watching for another drop to low 90s, then re-evaluating ask depth and targets | updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 10:47 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 5 hours, 45 minutes, and 30 seconds ago -11009;1366054437;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 17 @ 0.888 = 15.096 BTC [+] -11008;1366055454;pgp;finally, a little movement -11007;1366055460;Bugpowder;shit -11006;1366055470;jborkl;I did it, dont get too excited -11005;1366055471;Bugpowder;it is going to sell off before I can dump the rest of my coins. -11004;1366055482;pgp;yep -11003;1366055484;jborkl;beat you to it -11002;1366055494;pgp;sell, sell, sell! -11001;1366055532;pgp;markets taken a beating, too -11000;1366055648;pgp;LONG overdue selloff in US equity markets.. -10999;1366055707;jborkl;wow -gold down to 1300's -10998;1366055722;jborkl;silver 23 -10997;1366055730;jborkl;lol, usagi silver etf -10996;1366055742;ll;!t h him -10995;1366055744;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.42200000 / 1.74224 / 1.95000000 (50 shares, 87.11200000 BTC), 7D: 0.75000001 / 1.43097842 / 1.95000000 (329 shares, 470.79190011 BTC), 30D: 0.75000001 / 1.69665608 / 2.08000000 (822 shares, 1394.65130041 BTC) -10994;1366057249;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7489 @ 0.0007054 = 5.2827 BTC [+] -10993;1366057384;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.48 BTC [+] -10992;1366057461;deadweasel_work;;;nodes -10991;1366057461;gribble;Error: "nodes" is not a valid command. -10990;1366057469;deadweasel_work;gribble, go learn something new. -10989;1366057618;deadweasel_work;;;ticker -10988;1366057619;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 93.97329, Best ask: 94.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02671, Last trade: 94.00000, 24 hour volume: 143971.50098586, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 94.53419 -10987;1366057640;deadweasel_work;;;bids 99 -10986;1366057642;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 99.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0042 seconds -10985;1366057850;Bugpowder;time to crash the market -10984;1366057997;jborkl;do it -10983;1366058006;pgp;I want cheap coin! -10982;1366058020;Bugpowder;i did my best -10981;1366058036;jborkl;it is breaking support and the chart looks sickly -10980;1366058052;pgp;agreed.. rolling over... -10979;1366058054;splnkr;just spread around this disinformative article http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/15/opinion/krugman-the-antisocial-network.html -10978;1366058072;Bugpowder;someone else needs to take over from here -10977;1366058079;Bugpowder;I am totally out of coins. -10976;1366058081;jborkl;if we get below 85 then I expect lower from here -10975;1366058119;pgp;once 92 drops it'll fall quickly to 80's -10974;1366058119;jborkl;massive dumping trades -10973;1366058131;jborkl;Bugpowder was that you? -10972;1366058156;Namworld;you had ~ 4000 BTC? -10971;1366058176;Bugpowder;no comment -10970;1366058194;jborkl;Lol, just let me know right before you rebuy -10969;1366058200;Bugpowder;I was part of it -10968;1366058202;Bugpowder;not all of it -10967;1366058219;Bugpowder;oh shit -10966;1366058222;Namworld;I'm jelly now -10965;1366058224;Bugpowder;ask wall at 92 now -10964;1366058238;topace;92 wall all gone -10963;1366058239;Namworld;If I had my whole porftolio value in BTC available to sell at 250 -10962;1366058257;Namworld;I'd have over 150k USD =/ -10961;1366058278;jcpham;no comment -10960;1366058283;jcpham;also $250 not enough -10959;1366058294;Namworld;yes, 250 is enough -10958;1366058313;pgp;here we go! -10957;1366058324;jcpham;i may have bought some $180 coins during that fiasco -10956;1366058338;jcpham;and i may have sold them at $260 -10955;1366058344;jcpham;can't confirm -10954;1366058347;Scrat;<90 -10953;1366058433;jborkl;going going gone.. -10952;1366058434;pgp;85.44 is 24h low -10951;1366058440;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -10950;1366058441;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 89.01167, Best ask: 89.16000, Bid-ask spread: 0.14833, Last trade: 89.16000, 24 hour volume: 155047.46636155, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 94.29122 -10949;1366058487;topace;so weird, i always expect monday the price to go up based on our volume on canadianbitcoins -10948;1366058864;pgp;wtf? -10947;1366058906;Chilca;Hi Simon__ -10946;1366058921;Simon__;hi -10945;1366058934;pgp;lot's of spoofing going in this market, methinks... -10944;1366058999;jborkl;have you seen how the mpex bot is pricing put/call -10943;1366059025;pgp;puts > 1BTC you mean? -10942;1366059046;pgp;caveat emptor! -10941;1366059070;Bugpowder;calls > 1BTC -10940;1366059074;Bugpowder;even worse! -10939;1366059077;jborkl;95 c .44 95 put 2.36 -10938;1366059094;pgp;not all calls, only some... ALL puts > 1 -10937;1366059133;pgp;infinite vol -10936;1366059181;Bugpowder;bot doesn't want customers -10935;1366059210;pgp;bond holders want too high of a return -10934;1366059274;pgp;bot licking wounds... -10933;1366059364;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.455 = 0.91 BTC [-] -10932;1366059365;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.45 = 0.9 BTC [-] -10931;1366059367;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [-] -10930;1366059540;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.8725 = 3.49 BTC [-] -10929;1366059542;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.865 = 5.19 BTC [-] -10928;1366059563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00070521 = 4.0902 BTC [-] -10927;1366059567;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.865 BTC [-] -10926;1366059570;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8602 BTC [-] -10925;1366059572;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8602 BTC [-] -10924;1366059575;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.86 = 4.3 BTC [-] -10923;1366059578;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.857 = 1.714 BTC [-] -10922;1366060031;nbvmcvbn;hi -10921;1366060033;nbvmcvbn;anyone here? -10920;1366060101;deadweasel_work;no -10919;1366060108;Scrat;no -10918;1366060127;deadweasel_work;oh, he quit already -10917;1366060140;deadweasel_work;no time to even be a jerk -10916;1366060341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2150 @ 0.00070521 = 1.5162 BTC [-] -10915;1366060343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4047 @ 0.0006988 = 2.828 BTC [-] -10914;1366060344;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00428 BTC [+] -10913;1366060351;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 7 @ 0.00428 = 0.03 BTC [+] -10912;1366060400;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.888 = 8.88 BTC [+] -10911;1366060426;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.88998 BTC [+] -10910;1366060599;bitesak;;;ticker -10909;1366060600;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.12101, Best ask: 90.88899, Bid-ask spread: 0.76798, Last trade: 90.88900, 24 hour volume: 160856.43420830, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 94.03216 -10908;1366060608;bitesak;;;next -10907;1366060609;gribble;expecting to test 95.5, then to test 100 if 95.5 breaks| updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 17:49 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 27 minutes and 45 seconds ago -10906;1366061104;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.46 BTC [+] -10905;1366061136;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10904;1366061138;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 91.19000, Best ask: 91.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.30999, Last trade: 91.50000, 24 hour volume: 161115.30989828, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 94.02022 -10903;1366061140;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -10902;1366061140;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 4 days, 2 hours, 43 minutes, and 4 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -10901;1366061153;thestringpuller;;;next -10900;1366061154;gribble;expecting to test 95.5, then to test 100 if 95.5 breaks| updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 17:49 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 36 minutes and 50 seconds ago -10899;1366061343;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.36600002 = 1.098 BTC [-] -10898;1366061345;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.36600001 = 3.294 BTC [-] -10897;1366061346;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.36600001 BTC [-] -10896;1366061648;deadweasel_work;;;ticker -10895;1366061648;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.99998, Best ask: 91.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.50001, Last trade: 91.50000, 24 hour volume: 161606.23154635, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 93.99775 -10894;1366061816;tk993;-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- -10893;1366061816;tk993;Version: OpenPGP.js v.1.20130228 -10892;1366061816;tk993;Comment: http://openpgpjs.org -10891;1366061816;tk993;xo0EUWxD+gEEAOCBC/1kcm8O+r68a0TF/utKMa8DM7aLbjn8LTDYFOoWbFeN -10890;1366061816;tk993;fawlsI9g0GY9XFbnbtDspu/SeQIJ4LSU0i2PmW7Wk6NAG9NK8LLD1xyQyhvv -10889;1366061816;tk993;zr7vMEzh/RTQ+gRE70rwG5dDtfv90ns3TLD+bUS7dv7DRNkxqrDaSPIlUt8t -10888;1366061817;tk993;ZLGZABEBAAHNH1R5bGVyIEFiZW5zIDxUQ0FiZW5zQGdtYWlsLmNvbT7CnAQQ -10887;1366061817;tk993;AQIAEAUCUWxD+gkQeozgH8i9jjcAAKKFBACQWYk1NDmDwEcGuAlF3n1SzwI/ -10886;1366061818;tk993;NRFwdc2Q0NMsPbg8e6AyM9DnfgURYVN/ljFYy3plMBy+CJ31h22A8i/pktbz -10885;1366061818;tk993;X1yWiaYHNpXsPliPef9nDI5kBo7tsURktDrEy1xe52DaMH7ClNDgW1OnqFVX -10884;1366061861;punkman;doing it wrong -10883;1366061862;tk993;wrong window, sorry -10882;1366061943;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.366 = 0.732 BTC [-] -10881;1366062064;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.36600003 = 3.66 BTC [+] -10880;1366063089;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.50003, Best ask: 93.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.49997, Last trade: 93.00000, 24 hour volume: 163163.82299830, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 93.94272 -10879;1366063118;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8899 BTC [-] -10878;1366063122;punkman;http://www.vrijspreker.nl/wp/wp-content/media/2013/04/zilver_slave_queen_base_zgw-505x505.jpg -10877;1366063129;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.88999 BTC [+] -10876;1366063183;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.550961 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00110411967513 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -10875;1366063205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2111 @ 0.0007054 = 1.4891 BTC [+] -10874;1366063207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9498 @ 0.00071 = 6.7436 BTC [+] -10873;1366063235;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.89 = 9.79 BTC [+] -10872;1366064276;thestringpuller;;;asks 99 -10871;1366064278;gribble;There are currently 9498.067 bitcoins offered at or under 99.0 USD, worth 920456.340518 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0033 seconds -10870;1366064289;thestringpuller;;;bids 90 -10869;1366064289;gribble;There are currently 1588.4914 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 143371.686688 USD in total. | Data vintage: 11.5109 seconds -10868;1366064295;thestringpuller;;;bids 80 -10867;1366064296;gribble;There are currently 28364.908 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 2402240.82237 USD in total. | Data vintage: 17.5698 seconds -10866;1366064466;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3052 @ 0.0006988 = 2.1327 BTC [-] -10865;1366064541;error4733;haha https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=171723.msg1786279#msg1786279 -10864;1366064727;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -10863;1366064729;gribble;There are currently 43699603 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 14291166.8035 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0084 seconds -10862;1366064997;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.89 = 2.67 BTC [+] -10861;1366065426;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.88999 BTC [-] -10860;1366065462;jcpham;http://turtle.dereferenced.org/~nenolod/linode/linode-abridged.txt -10859;1366065469;jcpham;interesting read -10858;1366065660;Bugpowder;SP500 -33.5 -10857;1366065665;Bugpowder;big move -10856;1366065675;jcpham;boston bomb scare now too -10855;1366065685;jcpham;how do bomb scares effect markets? -10854;1366065716;pgp;wow VIX up 40% today -10853;1366065742;error4733;!last h vix -10852;1366065742;assbot;Shit. You ain't even old enough to smoke. -10851;1366065763;error4733;!last h vtx -10850;1366065763;assbot;Last trade for VTX on HAVELOCK was at 0.46 BTC [+] -10849;1366065768;pgp;16.60 last.. 12.01 friday close -10848;1366065795;pgp;S&P volatily index... -10847;1366065931;Bugpowder;damn... I think my sister is running boston. -10846;1366065937;Bugpowder;maybe that is next year -10845;1366065941;Bugpowder;I better check. -10844;1366066031;Bugpowder;7 blocks in 10 minutes?!? -10843;1366066062;jborkl;wow yep -10842;1366066274;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.89 = 4.45 BTC [+] -10841;1366066314;MJR_;sup everybody -10840;1366066321;kakobrekla;alt chains -10839;1366066322;kakobrekla;apparently -10838;1366066330;MJR_;gold, silver and bitcoins are down -10837;1366066337;MJR_;what is the world coming to? -10836;1366066345;kakobrekla;alt coins are up -10835;1366066351;MJR_;lol -10834;1366066365;MJR_;ltc broke $4? -10833;1366066384;kakobrekla;i havent been paying close attention just got the word, no numbers included -10832;1366066402;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [+] -10831;1366066446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00069917 = 4.7544 BTC [+] -10830;1366066457;Bugpowder;nah just .0028 -10829;1366066486;Bugpowder;.028 -10828;1366066501;Bugpowder;EVERYTHING IS TANKING -10827;1366066585;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 4 @ 0.138 = 0.552 BTC [+] -10826;1366066618;MJR_;http://c.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/business-living/2013/apr/14/google-car-3d-printing-and-bitcoin-great-innovatio/ -10825;1366066625;MJR_;great article -10824;1366066625;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.138 BTC [+] -10823;1366066684;MJR_;http://bitcoinmagazine.com/bitcoin-is-not-antisocial-a-rebuttal-to-paul-krugman/ -10822;1366066691;MJR_;and this one was like poetry to my ears -10821;1366066877;Bugpowder;88 -10820;1366066890;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10179 BTC [+] -10819;1366066907;MJR_;whats new Bugpowder, you got any altcoins going? -10818;1366066917;Bugpowder;no I am totaly out of bitcoins -10817;1366066923;Bugpowder;except for some physical -10816;1366066937;Bugpowder;sold the last 25% this morning at 94 -10815;1366066950;Bugpowder;triggered a big fish to dump 8k -10814;1366066969;MJR_;ah -10813;1366066972;MJR_;you have puts? -10812;1366066977;Bugpowder;no -10811;1366066982;Scrat;tanking on a monday... I guess it really is fulfilling the prophecy -10810;1366066983;Bugpowder;too expensive -10809;1366066985;MJR_;but also i was asking about altcoins -10808;1366066986;Bugpowder;yes -10807;1366066991;Bugpowder;I have no altcoins -10806;1366066995;MJR_;oh -10805;1366067000;MJR_;so you are completely back to fiat? -10804;1366067014;Bugpowder;except for 40 physical BTC -10803;1366067021;MJR_;well that is still pretty nice -10802;1366067027;Scrat;he is preparing for the next hype cycle :p -10801;1366067033;MJR_;hehehe -10800;1366067037;MJR_;i don't know -10799;1366067044;MJR_;i think things are going to get more stable -10798;1366067050;MJR_;and we will see a lot better sites out there -10797;1366067061;MJR_;slow steady growth back to 200 -10796;1366067072;MJR_;thats what i expect for the rest of 2013 -10795;1366067080;pgp;wrong -10794;1366067085;Bugpowder_;I think we fade from here -10793;1366067088;pgp;retest lows -10792;1366067101;Bugpowder_;i am a buyer for a quick flip at 52 -10791;1366067116;Bugpowder_;and for long term at 32, 26, 21, 16, 13, 11 -10790;1366067147;pgp;there will be significant bounces on the way down, but down we must go -10789;1366067157;Bugpowder_;My coins were from $2.65 on the last bottom -10788;1366067170;Bugpowder_;If you want the 100x return, you need to be near the bottom -10787;1366067194;ThickAsThieves;that BFL link is pretty good -10786;1366067196;ThickAsThieves;lol -10785;1366067272;Scrat;stability is very much needed -10784;1366067297;Scrat;im not a big merchant or anything but when the price is stable I get 10 times more payments -10783;1366067352;Bugpowder_;when you start seeing the post-mortem articles on the rise fall rise and final death of bitcoin, THAT'S when you buy. -10782;1366067383;Bugpowder_;I bought my coins the day this article came out. http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/11/mf_bitcoin/ -10781;1366067396;TomServo;Jumping in late here, what happened that makes you guys think you'll see $11 again? -10780;1366067398;Bugpowder_;plus or minus a few days, I don't really remember -10779;1366067408;Bugpowder_;TomServo: The bubble popped? -10778;1366067414;Bugpowder_;I don't think we will see 11 -10777;1366067422;Bugpowder_;I think 16-32 is the likely bottom -10776;1366067430;Bugpowder_;but if we see 11, I'll buy 10,000BTC. -10775;1366067443;Bugpowder_;Well.... maybe 5000 -10774;1366067522;pgp;lol -10773;1366067537;TomServo;Man, I forget that the fall from 32 to 5ish took several months. -10772;1366067542;unbalanced;Cripes just saw the news... if anyone's in Boston hope you and yours are okay. -10771;1366067599;pgp;I think 32ish, the old high, lots of resistence getting through it - i think it'll represent significant support. -10770;1366067620;Bugpowder_;TomServo: http://i.imgur.com/fZwy3xd.png -10769;1366067651;Bugpowder_;32 feels like the right valuation -10768;1366067664;Bugpowder_;15 felt right, before the bubble -10767;1366067675;Bugpowder_;there will be plenty of infrastructure growth till then -10766;1366067682;Bugpowder_;err, since then -10765;1366067697;Bugpowder_;so 32. But often there is undershoot when a bubble pops -10764;1366067707;Bugpowder_;so I'm hoping to pick some up cheaper -10763;1366067734;Bugpowder_;87.5 -10762;1366067755;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -10761;1366067756;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.51100, Best ask: 87.51101, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 87.50000, 24 hour volume: 163207.51950014, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 93.43970 -10760;1366067791;pgp;we'll see - i also think that bottom formation has a lot to do with velocity -10759;1366067812;Bugpowder_;we need total capitulation -10758;1366067826;Bugpowder_;Then I will pounce. -10757;1366067830;pgp;mee too -10756;1366067856;pgp;but it'll be hard to do when gox breaks again - lol -10755;1366067893;Bugpowder_;man, if today was the top on the SP500 too, tiberiusiv's gloating is going to be so fucking annoying. -10754;1366067904;thestringpuller;;;next -10753;1366067904;gribble;expecting to test 93, then to test 98 if 93 breaks, then testing 100 and targetting 103-105 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 18:43 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 1 hour, 35 minutes, and 20 seconds ago -10752;1366067912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1950 @ 0.00069917 = 1.3634 BTC [+] -10751;1366067923;thestringpuller;Bugpowder_: S&P is down -10750;1366067928;thestringpuller;so is DOW -10749;1366067931;pgp;what's his deal anyway? very aggressive on chat... -10748;1366067933;Bugpowder_;thestringpuller: yes I know -10747;1366067945;Bugpowder_;I bought some international stock funds today -10746;1366067948;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10745;1366067949;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 87.52001, Best ask: 87.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.47998, Last trade: 88.00000, 24 hour volume: 163150.78113255, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 93.41196 -10744;1366067949;Bugpowder_;at the close -10743;1366067960;thestringpuller;;;bids 80 -10742;1366067962;gribble;There are currently 20414.097 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 1703773.20849 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0046 seconds -10741;1366067970;thestringpuller;;;asks 100 -10740;1366067970;gribble;There are currently 20556.668 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 1988149.39395 USD in total. | Data vintage: 8.0104 seconds -10739;1366067992;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -10738;1366067993;gribble;93.36 -10737;1366068021;ThickAsThieves;at what price does mining difficulty start to go down? -10736;1366068045;thestringpuller;? -10735;1366068053;pgp;20? -10734;1366068054;ThickAsThieves;where miners start unplugging -10733;1366068061;pgp;15? -10732;1366068078;pgp;less? -10731;1366068104;Scrat;if you look at '11 -10730;1366068105;pgp;i suppose it all about marginal electricity at that point, unless you're renting your mining hardware... -10729;1366068105;Scrat;it took some time -10728;1366068116;Scrat;and now with asics it's going to be even less pronounced -10727;1366068124;Scrat;because noone will be unplugging them -10726;1366068152;ThickAsThieves;i guess if avalon was thinking about not selling to the public anymore, this seals that deal -10725;1366068266;pgp;chart not looking so good... I think it starts to accellerate here... -10724;1366068339;jborkl;86 -10723;1366068419;jborkl;and i predict this is where mtgox starts lagging out for the rest of the day -10722;1366068507;ThickAsThieves;I predict no notable lag -10721;1366068519;deadweasel;is it safe to keep fiat at bitfloor? -10720;1366068537;ThickAsThieves;if you have to ask! -10719;1366068542;jborkl;lol at the sells -10718;1366068586;deadweasel;i know they got hacked for fiat in sept... but it's not like you can just magically get cash into an exchange when you need it. -10717;1366068592;pgp;deadweasal: i think so -10716;1366068613;deadweasel;is there a better way to handle the fiat@exchange problem? -10715;1366068616;pgp;they we hacked for BTC -10714;1366068632;deadweasel;so fiat was untouched, because it's digital and traceable? -10713;1366068667;pgp;really hard to steal fiat - period... -10712;1366068670;Scrat;deadweasel: well, banks will insure you for unauthorized transactions -10711;1366068685;pgp;fraudulant transactions can be reversed -10710;1366068694;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -10709;1366068694;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 85.50001, Best ask: 85.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19999, Last trade: 85.70000, 24 hour volume: 165090.90853723, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 93.14763 -10708;1366068701;deadweasel;yeah, alright. I won't be wiped out if someone takes my cash, but i'd prefer not. thx for the input. -10707;1366068710;deadweasel;btw, anybody know what exactly exploded at the boston marathon today? -10706;1366068721;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89 BTC [+] -10705;1366068730;pgp;c'mon 85! -10704;1366069095;ThickAsThieves;not much known yeat deadweasel, two bombs in buildings by finish line, more possible lame bombs found -10703;1366069099;ThickAsThieves;up to 50 inured -10702;1366069104;ThickAsThieves;at least 3 dead -10701;1366069106;ThickAsThieves;2 -10700;1366069120;deadweasel;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BH6fwFvCUAA-PWb.jpg -10699;1366069138;deadweasel;http://live.reuters.com/Event/Boston_Marathon_Explosion <--- horrible number of scripts on this page -10698;1366069162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 986 @ 0.00071 = 0.7001 BTC [+] -10697;1366069164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3564 @ 0.00071073 = 2.533 BTC [+] -10696;1366069623;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1 @ 0.004 BTC [+] -10695;1366069941;Bugpowder_;;;bids 0 -10694;1366069943;gribble;There are currently 43609509 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 13193804.0522 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0088 seconds -10693;1366069946;Bugpowder_;;;asks 9999999999999 -10692;1366069947;gribble;There are currently 160834.57 bitcoins offered at or under 1e+13 USD, worth 1.41067200249e+13 USD in total. | Data vintage: 3.4524 seconds -10691;1366069966;thestringpuller;lololol -10690;1366069970;Bugpowder_;its over -10689;1366069980;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10688;1366069981;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 86.46109, Best ask: 86.68000, Bid-ask spread: 0.21891, Last trade: 86.68000, 24 hour volume: 167132.72055536, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 92.82566 -10687;1366069984;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.22 = 2.44 BTC [+] -10686;1366069988;thestringpuller;whats over? -10685;1366069991;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00409989 = 4.0999 BTC [+] -10684;1366069993;thestringpuller;the bubble? -10683;1366070006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1500 @ 0.00409991 = 6.1499 BTC [+] -10682;1366070019;thestringpuller;;;asks 95 -10681;1366070019;gribble;There are currently 11596.617 bitcoins offered at or under 95.0 USD, worth 1061084.76118 USD in total. | Data vintage: 75.6159 seconds -10680;1366070038;Bugpowder_;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsx2vdn7gpY -10679;1366070046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00409995 = 4.1 BTC [+] -10678;1366070053;thestringpuller;i dony have youtube -10677;1366070057;Bugpowder_;S.DICE could be a good buy now -10676;1366070068;Bugpowder_;clearly the bounce is being front run a bit -10675;1366070082;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10674;1366070083;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 86.24000, Best ask: 86.34999, Bid-ask spread: 0.10999, Last trade: 86.35000, 24 hour volume: 167118.49060236, 24 hour low: 84.43689, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 92.82210 -10673;1366070095;kakobrekla;im down for a fire and a couple of songs -10672;1366070101;Bugpowder_;lol -10671;1366070118;thestringpuller;more buyers are on the way though -10670;1366070126;Bugpowder_;yeah -10669;1366070132;Bugpowder_;just like this morning -10668;1366070147;pgp;dunno about that -10667;1366070147;Bugpowder_;when the bounce didn't happen -10666;1366070164;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.37 BTC [+] -10665;1366070182;kakobrekla;also apropriate to listen while charts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoBFhdeR9PE -10664;1366070218;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1544 @ 0.003734 = 5.7653 BTC [+] -10663;1366070226;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 54 @ 0.00392 = 0.2117 BTC [+] -10662;1366070234;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1007 @ 0.004 = 4.028 BTC [+] -10661;1366070243;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 106 @ 0.004 = 0.424 BTC [+] -10660;1366070272;thestringpuller;dude btc is hella surviving... -10659;1366070285;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.37 = 0.74 BTC [+] -10658;1366070304;jborkl;83 -10657;1366070307;pgp;85 gone -10656;1366070316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8750 @ 0.00071199 = 6.2299 BTC [+] -10655;1366070325;pgp;24h low -10654;1366070357;Bugpowder;48 hour low -10653;1366070359;thestringpuller;;;next -10652;1366070360;gribble;expecting to test 93, then to test 98 if 93 breaks, then testing 100 and targetting 103-105 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 18:43 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 2 hours, 16 minutes, and 16 seconds ago -10651;1366070365;pgp;lag-a-licious -10650;1366070372;Bugpowder;dude that guy is an idiot -10649;1366070376;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -10648;1366070377;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.18639 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.000373523473074 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -10647;1366070385;Bugpowder;85 went down -10646;1366070386;thestringpuller;;;bids 80 -10645;1366070386;gribble;There are currently 12461.383 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 1025539.32766 USD in total. | Data vintage: 16.3550 seconds -10644;1366070391;Bugpowder;we are going DOWN -10643;1366070398;thestringpuller;keep on sellin the. -10642;1366070405;pgp;whoa -10641;1366070407;Bugpowder;81 -10640;1366070409;Bugpowder;is coming -10639;1366070413;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10638;1366070413;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.23450, Best ask: 83.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.76550, Last trade: 82.23450, 24 hour volume: 172174.43696469, 24 hour low: 83.12000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 92.56464 -10637;1366070422;thestringpuller;itss hit 90 overnight -10636;1366070425;thestringpuller;just you see -10635;1366070471;Bugpowder;There will be bounces -10634;1366070483;Bugpowder;short lived pathetic little things -10633;1366070490;Bugpowder;so unlike the bounces of yesteryear -10632;1366070510;pgp;we'll see - off to get a drink - will have to monitor situation from cell phone (blows) -10631;1366070555;orkaa;btw, anyone got a nexus 4? -10630;1366070567;orkaa;mine just doesn't like the mtgox app -10629;1366070583;orkaa;crashes on startup -10628;1366070587;kakobrekla;huh -10627;1366070593;kakobrekla;mtgox qualitat -10626;1366070665;ThickAsThieves;even the bounces are almost gone -10625;1366070699;Bugpowder;thats becuase the selloff's haven't gotten violent enough. yet. -10624;1366070716;Bugpowder;If we drop to 50 there will be a bounce -10623;1366070810;Bugpowder;every bounce with a lower high -10622;1366070840;Bugpowder;every dip a lower low -10621;1366071005;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.37 = 0.74 BTC [+] -10620;1366071050;Bugpowder;http://bcove.me/qwi5k6ap -10619;1366071050;Bugpowder;video of the bombing -10618;1366071083;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -10617;1366071085;gribble;There are currently 49607416 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12514542.8959 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0087 seconds -10616;1366071088;Bugpowder;;;asks 99999999999 -10615;1366071088;gribble;There are currently 161806.29 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999999.0 USD, worth 125033136860.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 2.8288 seconds -10614;1366071199;taub;this is more like it -10613;1366071202;taub;:D -10612;1366071327;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10611;1366071328;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.20000, Best ask: 82.39999, Bid-ask spread: 0.19999, Last trade: 82.40000, 24 hour volume: 181286.53123402, 24 hour low: 81.11000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 91.99549 -10610;1366071377;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10609;1366071378;taub;mtgox humming along nicely -10608;1366071378;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.00000, Best ask: 82.23300, Bid-ask spread: 0.23300, Last trade: 85.07394, 24 hour volume: 181765.32662977, 24 hour low: 81.11000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 91.96967 -10607;1366071398;taub;why no lag suddenly?!?! maybe they finally released the brakes... -10606;1366071464;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10605;1366071464;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.46070, Best ask: 82.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03930, Last trade: 82.50000, 24 hour volume: 182869.62756165, 24 hour low: 81.11000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 91.91353 -10604;1366071588;ThickAsThieves;sdice rallying pretty hard -10603;1366071604;Bugpowdurr;no surprise there -10602;1366071622;Bugpowdurr;but that will only be supported if betting volume actually picks up -10601;1366071630;Bugpowdurr;and buy back in lower -10600;1366071631;Bugpowdurr;I would rather cash out of coins -10599;1366071650;Bugpowdurr;and then move to s.dice when bet volume is shown to be up again -10598;1366071656;ThickAsThieves;i guess it depends where it lands -10597;1366071664;Bugpowdurr;people are front-running S.DICE -10596;1366071668;Bugpowdurr;and it's low volume -10595;1366071677;Bugpowdurr;its not a bad idea -10594;1366071688;Bugpowdurr;but not a home run either -10593;1366071699;thestringpuller;Bugpowdurr: you done with btc? -10592;1366071721;Bugpowdurr;hell no -10591;1366071730;Bugpowdurr;no -10590;1366071730;Bugpowdurr;I just want more -10589;1366071760;thestringpuller;lol -10588;1366071803;jborkl;bid ask gox 88 81 -10587;1366071811;jborkl;nm -10586;1366071833;Bugpowdeer;I will buy the winkelvoxen's stack when they capitulate -10585;1366071868;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9600 @ 0.00071101 = 6.8257 BTC [-] -10584;1366071898;Bugpowdeer;btw - got some c302t's on the market, CHEEP! -10583;1366071965;ThickAsThieves;hehe -10582;1366071980;thestringpuller;;;next -10581;1366071981;gribble;expecting to test 93, then to test 98 if 93 breaks, then testing 100 and targetting 103-105 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 18:43 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 2 hours, 43 minutes, and 17 seconds ago -10580;1366071988;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10579;1366071988;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 82.00001, Best ask: 82.21000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20999, Last trade: 82.00001, 24 hour volume: 184460.54915531, 24 hour low: 81.11000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 91.82169 -10578;1366072013;ThickAsThieves;I have some O.USD.P089T -10577;1366072025;thestringpuller;;;bids 80 -10576;1366072027;gribble;There are currently 6374.6862 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 513716.693315 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0041 seconds -10575;1366072034;thestringpuller;;;asks 90 -10574;1366072035;gribble;There are currently 10789.73 bitcoins offered at or under 90.0 USD, worth 939197.07045 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.8740 seconds -10573;1366072068;jurov;;;bc,stats -10572;1366072070;gribble;Current Blocks: 231525 | Current Difficulty: 7672999.920164138 | Next Difficulty At Block: 231839 | Next Difficulty In: 314 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 20 hours, 4 minutes, and 12 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 8928892.15082 | Estimated Percent Change: 16.36768 -10571;1366073016;taub;pop pop pop -10570;1366073028;jborkl;uh oh -10569;1366073036;taub;omg lol those sells -10568;1366073049;taub;cooldown imminent -10567;1366073375;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -10566;1366073376;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 76.40000, Best ask: 76.48000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 76.48000, 24 hour volume: 202039.77755624, 24 hour low: 76.00000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 90.72171 -10565;1366073381;pgp2;wow -10564;1366073465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.22 BTC [+] -10563;1366073475;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10562;1366073476;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 78.00000, Best ask: 78.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.75000, Last trade: 78.75000, 24 hour volume: 202039.77755624, 24 hour low: 76.00000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 90.72171 -10561;1366073547;Scrat;;;title https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2ku1A5Ox8U -10560;1366073548;gribble;Blame it on MT.GOX - YouTube -10559;1366073598;taub;BTC bought: [tid:1366062491912230] 12.00000000 BTC at $76.10000 -10558;1366073603;taub;BTC sold: [tid:1366062708031449] 9.15686140 BTC at $79.00000 -10557;1366073624;taub;quick scalp :3c -10556;1366073633;Namworld;yeah -10555;1366073644;Namworld;with so much movements, easy to flip for a few USD -10554;1366073938;error4733;;;next -10553;1366073938;gribble;expecting to test 93, then to test 98 if 93 breaks, then testing 100 and targetting 103-105 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 18:43 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 3 hours, 15 minutes, and 54 seconds ago -10552;1366073967;pgp2;lol -10551;1366074005;jurov;all so unreal... since 9 April till today went travelling without access to my own mpex account, figured that won't be problem -10550;1366074031;jurov;of course, mayhem ensues in exactly that time frame -10549;1366074108;taub;http://krautchan.net/files/1366062103001.jpg -10548;1366074127;error4733;!bids 69.9 -10547;1366074223;error4733;!bids 69.9 -10546;1366074233;error4733;;;ticker -10545;1366074234;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 72.00000, Best ask: 72.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.90000, Last trade: 72.90000, 24 hour volume: 215607.09679741, 24 hour low: 73.31000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 89.77153 -10544;1366074235;Scrat;;;bids 69.9 -10543;1366074235;gribble;There are currently 17121.238 bitcoins demanded at or over 69.9 USD, worth 1234402.44978 USD in total. | Data vintage: 47.0863 seconds -10542;1366074274;Scrat;oh shit -10541;1366074292;jcpham;;;market sell 10000 -10540;1366074292;gribble;A market order to sell 10000 bitcoins right now would net 732027.7637 USD and would take the last price down to 71.5100 USD, resulting in an average price of 73.2028 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 103.7943 seconds -10539;1366074293;taub;looks like we're goign for 40 -10538;1366074293;error4733;i use to pm gribble, it's confusing !bids work -10537;1366074296;taub;er, 50 -10536;1366074385;kakobrekla;yes 50 before 40 -10535;1366074414;pizzaman1337;;;goxlag -10534;1366074416;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.852667 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00371272392451 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its third largest moon, Io (0.002819 AU). -10533;1366074434;Namworld;MtGox really fixed the lag good -10532;1366074441;joecool;lol -10531;1366074449;Namworld;No more 300-30000 seconds of lag on panic buy/sell -10530;1366074461;Namworld;I ranges from 0-10 second -10529;1366074660;error4733;satoshi kid's play with his wallet -10528;1366074783;b0n1;haha ;) -10527;1366075153;Bugpow;;;bids 0 -10526;1366075155;gribble;There are currently 49577235 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11076918.2758 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0122 seconds -10525;1366075158;Bugpow;;;asks 999999999 -10524;1366075158;gribble;There are currently 163292.17 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999.0 USD, worth 3921203220.22 USD in total. | Data vintage: 2.6129 seconds -10523;1366075201;Bugpow;;;asks 100 -10522;1366075201;gribble;There are currently 35249.319 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 3244397.7273 USD in total. | Data vintage: 45.8733 seconds -10521;1366075225;Bugpow;kiss 100 goodbye -10520;1366075265;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 17 @ 0.48399999 = 8.228 BTC [+] -10519;1366075304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3600 @ 0.00071199 = 2.5632 BTC [+] -10518;1366075409;KRS1;are there options for short? -10517;1366075737;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.899 = 4.495 BTC [+] -10516;1366075908;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 200 @ 0.0006 = 0.12 BTC [-] -10515;1366076121;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -10514;1366076123;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067807 / 0.00069653 / 0.00071199 (321008 shares, 223.59 BTC), 7D: 0.00065356 / 0.00069955 / 0.000735 (2738441 shares, 1,915.70 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.0006853 / 0.00077505 (9950306 shares, 6,818.95 BTC) -10513;1366076198;Bugpowder;nice little bounce here -10512;1366076207;Bugpowder;glad my friends will be able to get out above 80 -10511;1366076473;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.895 BTC [-] -10510;1366076475;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.89 = 1.78 BTC [-] -10509;1366076603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3213 @ 0.00071004 = 2.2814 BTC [-] -10508;1366076718;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.87021 BTC [-] -10507;1366076887;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3401 @ 0.00071004 = 2.4148 BTC [-] -10506;1366077153;deadweasel;;;ticker -10505;1366077159;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.21200, Best ask: 77.21210, Bid-ask spread: 0.00010, Last trade: 77.21210, 24 hour volume: 235487.22898511, 24 hour low: 71.51000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 87.89123 -10504;1366077222;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8702 BTC [-] -10503;1366077397;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10179 BTC [+] -10502;1366077576;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00071199 = 1.424 BTC [+] -10501;1366077713;deadweasel;that remains to be seen -10500;1366078085;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.22 BTC [+] -10499;1366078530;ThickAsThieves;scraped another 42btc out of stocks and sold above 80 -10498;1366078562;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 5 @ 0.0016 = 0.008 BTC [-] -10497;1366078579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7251 @ 0.00070461 = 5.1091 BTC [-] -10496;1366078604;jurov;got btctalk PM with disguised link to proxy to get my password -10495;1366078626;jurov;wonder how many users will fall for it -10494;1366078652;Doffx;Hell I am always afraid I will fall for one -10493;1366078684;Namworld;I want to scrape BTC out of my stocks too -10492;1366078712;Doffx;why would you want to sell it now? Think its going much lower? -10491;1366078715;Bugpowder;Sell the bounces -10490;1366078716;Bugpowder;bounce back to 87 is pretty likely. 94 plausible. 100 unlikely. -10489;1366078724;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10488;1366078725;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 83.70000, Best ask: 83.71000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 83.71000, 24 hour volume: 228798.11579488, 24 hour low: 71.51000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 87.58152 -10487;1366078732;jurov;;;eightball bounce -10486;1366078733;gribble;Yes! -10485;1366078736;jurov;yay -10484;1366078742;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: you are supposed to be neural scientist -10483;1366078762;thestringpuller;not hedgefund man -10482;1366078791;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -10481;1366078792;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 4 days, 7 hours, 37 minutes, and 14 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -10480;1366078907;ThickAsThieves;stringpuller, still getting goxed by smickles? -10479;1366078926;ThickAsThieves;getting smickled? -10478;1366078973;ThickAsThieves;most of the btc i got out was bonds i had with Deprived, he bought them back from me like a champ -10477;1366079007;Bugpowder;he is the only non bitcoin-assets guy with half a brain -10476;1366079015;Bugpowder;actually he is full brain -10475;1366079040;thestringpuller;smickles is like overwhelmed doing people's taxes for btc -10474;1366079049;thestringpuller;likely* -10473;1366079077;Namworld;Deprived has a bond? -10472;1366079100;jurov;hehe i made him once-a-lifetime offer to license coinbr code for 90BTC -10471;1366079104;jurov;he refused -10470;1366079108;jurov;*shrugs* -10469;1366079229;ThickAsThieves;yes LTC ATF -10468;1366079233;ThickAsThieves;has bonds -10467;1366079237;ThickAsThieves;LTC ATF B1 -10466;1366079246;ThickAsThieves;denominated in btc -10465;1366079380;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10464;1366079380;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 79.10000, Best ask: 79.57928, Bid-ask spread: 0.47928, Last trade: 78.00000, 24 hour volume: 231528.75561906, 24 hour low: 71.51000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 87.45454 -10463;1366079435;thestringpuller;too many speculatrs :( -10462;1366079609;Bugpow;do we get one more bounce up here? -10461;1366079617;Bugpow;or back to tankage? -10460;1366079626;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10459;1366079626;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 80.63830, Best ask: 80.65190, Bid-ask spread: 0.01360, Last trade: 78.80000, 24 hour volume: 234374.31191872, 24 hour low: 71.51000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 87.29248 -10458;1366079631;thestringpuller;maybe -10457;1366079646;pgp;nice to see a little volume coming back into the market... -10456;1366079667;Bugpow;huge volume -10455;1366079674;pgp;down from here I think -10454;1366079690;Bugpow;Well my friends have another 600BTC on the way to gox -10453;1366079693;pgp;we got our dead cat bounce already -10452;1366079696;Bugpow;for dumpage -10451;1366079730;Scrat;i seriously think that volume figure is bogus -10450;1366079751;Bugpow;why? -10449;1366079759;pgp;scrat: why? -10448;1366079767;Bugpow;There are serious bids and asks getting destroyed right now -10447;1366079779;pgp;right -10446;1366079795;Bugpow;this is actually the highest volume period ever, excluding the free 48 hour period -10445;1366079815;pgp;yes, i noticed that too -10444;1366079819;Bugpow;40,000 BTC / hr -10443;1366079914;pgp;;;next -10442;1366079914;gribble;buy targets: 74, 68, 54 | upper target 85-88, reversal up if we stay above 85 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 15 2013, 22:54 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 44 minutes and 29 seconds ago -10441;1366079959;pgp;;;eightball $32 bitcoin? -10440;1366079959;gribble;It shall be. -10439;1366079973;pgp;i KNEW it -10438;1366080036;pgp;bids are evapotaing... -10437;1366080043;Bugpow;now OneFixt is talking some sense -10436;1366080046;pgp;evaporating.. -10435;1366080057;Bugpow;too bad he told you that AFTER it dumped -10434;1366080059;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.13999 BTC [+] -10433;1366080066;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 15 @ 0.14 = 2.1 BTC [+] -10432;1366080069;OneFixt;Bugpow: i stepped out for an hour =( -10431;1366080090;Bugpow;ha! -10430;1366080095;OneFixt;one hour in like 2 weeks -10429;1366080096;OneFixt;and bam -10428;1366080148;Bugpow;;;bids 0 -10427;1366080150;gribble;There are currently 49590076 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11742910.623 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0078 seconds -10426;1366080160;Bugpow;;;asks 99999999999 -10425;1366080161;gribble;There are currently 150494.7 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999999.0 USD, worth 125027833971.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 10.6874 seconds -10424;1366080168;Bugpow;coins for sale going down -10423;1366080198;pgp;sell the bounce! -10422;1366080245;pgp;man, a LOT of coin sloshing around... -10421;1366080290;pgp;low lag is such a novelty... -10420;1366080306;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.484 BTC [+] -10419;1366080346;Bugpow;MONEY NEVER SLEEPS -10418;1366080357;Bugpow;they must have upgraded their servers actually -10417;1366080365;Bugpow;otherwise lagged out -10416;1366080367;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 6 @ 0.00159 = 0.0095 BTC [-] -10415;1366080397;pgp;3day chart on bitcoinity tells the story in no uncertain terms... lower lows and lower highs... -10414;1366080424;pgp;you could almost set your watch to it... -10413;1366080457;pgp;they did upgrade their severs during the "cool down"... -10412;1366080480;pgp;problem was that they came back up with "free" trading for 2 days which killed them... -10411;1366080482;Bugpow;nice bidwall now -10410;1366080503;Bugpow;very happy my friends are going to get out above 80 -10409;1366080544;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.484 = 1.936 BTC [+] -10408;1366080555;pgp;PSA - sell the bounce! -10407;1366080875;ThickAsThieves;CampBX got a new logo -10406;1366080898;ThickAsThieves;it's not bad but kinda outta place with the site design -10405;1366080908;ThickAsThieves;https://campbx.com/main.php -10404;1366081423;wences;;;goxlag -10403;1366081424;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.143437 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00229143494544 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -10402;1366081492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00439999 = 4.4 BTC [+] -10401;1366081515;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -10400;1366081515;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 83.47901, Best ask: 83.48000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00099, Last trade: 83.47900, 24 hour volume: 235906.16414531, 24 hour low: 71.51000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 87.05151 -10399;1366081580;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.00070866 = 2.1614 BTC [+] -10398;1366082699;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.18617 BTC [-] -10397;1366082704;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.17 = 0.51 BTC [-] -10396;1366082707;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.152 BTC [-] -10395;1366082841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 347 @ 0.00070461 = 0.2445 BTC [-] -10394;1366082843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3498 @ 0.00069916 = 2.4457 BTC [-] -10393;1366082844;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.41 = 0.82 BTC [+] -10392;1366082846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9084 @ 0.0006988 = 6.3479 BTC [-] -10391;1366082848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6709 @ 0.00069835 = 4.6852 BTC [-] -10390;1366082974;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.871 BTC [+] -10389;1366082977;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8707 BTC [-] -10388;1366082979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.87 BTC [-] -10387;1366083000;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.86 = 2.58 BTC [-] -10386;1366083063;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.83 = 4.15 BTC [-] -10385;1366083072;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8261 BTC [-] -10384;1366083075;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.826 BTC [-] -10383;1366083078;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.826 BTC [-] -10382;1366083162;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3 @ 0.00428 = 0.0128 BTC [+] -10381;1366083410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3091 @ 0.00069835 = 2.1586 BTC [-] -10380;1366083412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7259 @ 0.00069763 = 5.0641 BTC [-] -10379;1366085029;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.41 = 2.46 BTC [+] -10378;1366085127;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8709 BTC [+] -10377;1366085313;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 17 @ 0.01 = 0.17 BTC [+] -10376;1366085731;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.10179 = 0.509 BTC [+] -10375;1366085899;pgp;it is QUIET in here... are those crickets i hear? -10374;1366085958;kakobrekla;*tubleweed* -10373;1366085966;kakobrekla;tumble* -10372;1366085968;mircea_popescu;stubbleweed lol -10371;1366086073;Bugpowdurr;i'll be back in a bit -10370;1366086149;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 10 @ 0.00159 = 0.0159 BTC [-] -10369;1366086356;pgp;you know, I really wish all charting products offered logarithmic scales... especially for volatile assets... -10368;1366086786;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 5 @ 1.22 = 6.1 BTC [+] -10367;1366086845;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1.22 = 4.88 BTC [+] -10366;1366086847;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1.22 = 4.88 BTC [+] -10365;1366086848;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 3 @ 1.22 = 3.66 BTC [+] -10364;1366086906;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.19 = 2.38 BTC [-] -10363;1366087275;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10362;1366087275;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 73.20000, Best ask: 74.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.80000, Last trade: 74.00000, 24 hour volume: 244430.28357478, 24 hour low: 71.51000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 86.06528 -10361;1366087282;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -10360;1366087283;gribble;86.18 -10359;1366087287;thestringpuller;jurov: -10358;1366087293;thestringpuller;where is you -10357;1366087369;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.88999 BTC [+] -10356;1366087377;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 0.89 = 5.34 BTC [+] -10355;1366087380;KRS1;somebody's fixin to buy $14K of litecoins -10354;1366087386;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.49 = 0.98 BTC [+] -10353;1366087391;KRS1;actually $15K -10352;1366087409;thestringpuller;;;ticker -10351;1366087409;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.43000, Best ask: 74.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.47000, Last trade: 74.95000, 24 hour volume: 246451.24074112, 24 hour low: 71.51000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 85.94777 -10350;1366087420;thestringpuller;;;next -10349;1366087420;gribble;74-80 range | buy targets: 74, 68, 54 | resistance 85-88, upper target in case of breakout mid-90s - 100 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 16 2013, 1:06 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 37 minutes and 35 seconds ago -10348;1366087442;KRS1;that thing accurate? -10347;1366087458;thestringpuller;this is not investment or trading advice <<<<< what do you think? -10346;1366087492;KRS1;thats different than the tool being accurate -10345;1366087502;thestringpuller;it's not a tool a guy updates it -10344;1366087504;thestringpuller;every so often -10343;1366087525;KRS1;it was a simple question, didnt ask if it was good advice just if it was accurate or not -10342;1366087535;KRS1;chill -10341;1366087601;thestringpuller;It's like a weather forecast... -10340;1366087624;KRS1;ok cool i understand those pretty well..thanks- -10339;1366087625;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -10338;1366087625;gribble;86.00 -10337;1366087688;thestringpuller;stop being such a meanie -10336;1366087783;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -10335;1366087783;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 4 days, 10 hours, 7 minutes, and 6 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -10334;1366087910;splnkr;way to look, glad i heard that idea -10333;1366087969;thestringpuller;? -10332;1366088134;splnkr;bitcoin atm isn't just for getting money out of your account, but also for transferring it to anyone else -10331;1366088285;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.46 = 2.76 BTC [-] -10330;1366088824;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.36500018 = 0.73 BTC [-] -10329;1366088885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1.049 = 4.196 BTC [-] -10328;1366088945;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.66110001 BTC [-] -10327;1366089005;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.6611 = 6.6444 BTC [-] -10326;1366089322;pgp;getting kinda frothy out there! -10325;1366089453;ThickAsThieves;whatcha mean? -10324;1366089521;pgp;pick up in volume, large market orders order on both side... market trying to decide which way it wants to go... -10323;1366089564;pgp;kinda like my kids splashing around in the bathtub... frothy... -10322;1366089650;ThickAsThieves;hehe -10321;1366089661;ThickAsThieves;nice time to play -10320;1366089760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.00070213 = 9.6192 BTC [+] -10319;1366089765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00071199 = 0.356 BTC [+] -10318;1366089833;kakobrekla;well the gold chart makes me feel better -10317;1366089854;kakobrekla;i guess another trait of slovenes -10316;1366089864;kakobrekla;should be added to definition of sloveny -10315;1366089934;pgp;lol -10314;1366090105;pgp;ok, so we're at 75... poll: were are we at 24 hours from now? -10313;1366090112;ThickAsThieves;65 -10312;1366090131;KRS1;thanks to you fine people i know a bit more than i did about Slovenia and how embarrased i was to confuse it with Somalia..especially geographically. -10311;1366090152;pgp;krs1: lol -10310;1366090164;kakobrekla;thanks to our PM id rather be in somalia -10309;1366090170;mircea_popescu;ahahaha somalia -10308;1366090174;KRS1;=( -10307;1366090201;joecool;mircea_popescu: how's romania? -10306;1366090212;KRS1;Many Americans are ignorant about other countries, ours is so big many cant even name all of our states. -10305;1366090212;mircea_popescu;sorta 50 miles east of somalia. -10304;1366090262;joecool;mircea_popescu: it's sorta a non-popular country to see on IRC -10303;1366090271;mircea_popescu;orly ? -10302;1366090287;joecool;yeah -10301;1366090288;pgp;in case you didn't know, the balkan mafia runs this channel -10300;1366090302;KRS1;I do know a few things about Romania. -10299;1366090305;kakobrekla;lol -10298;1366090307;mircea_popescu;there;'s evenb a freenode romanian server what arte you talkin' about -10297;1366090319;KRS1;Any tourist destinations there for the Dracul interests? -10296;1366090329;joecool;yeah I know there is, I VPN there too, i assumed it was because you don't have laws or something -10295;1366090343;mircea_popescu;we just don't have american nazism. -10294;1366090379;ThickAsThieves;you mean romanians dont hate americans? -10293;1366090394;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.89 = 3.56 BTC [+] -10292;1366090398;joecool;i'm assuming romanians know more about americans than americans know about romanians -10291;1366090429;ThickAsThieves;romanians probly know more about americans than americans know about americans, we dumb -10290;1366090464;mircea_popescu;well... they think they do at the very least. -10289;1366090510;pgp;curiously, I have a trio of romanian developers who have worked for me for 8 years... sponsored 2 of them for h1b's... we joke about romanians in my offic all he time... in a nice way, of course... -10288;1366090519;joecool;ask an american what they think of romania, the answer will probably be around the lines of "isn't that a place where gypsies and wizards roam around?" -10287;1366090551;mircea_popescu;gypsies kinda all left for france. -10286;1366090557;ThickAsThieves;my only impression of romania is that video mp showed of dudes fucking with the kid who stole the bike -10285;1366090559;KRS1;joecool: u are probably right -10284;1366090570;ThickAsThieves;like some kinda eurpoean bronx -10283;1366090572;pgp;transylvania - that's what americans know about romania -10282;1366090574;joecool;mircea_popescu: i thought france was a muslim country now -10281;1366090586;KRS1;pgp was spot on -10280;1366090586;mircea_popescu;no that's the uk. -10279;1366090591;KRS1;and the weather is always dreadful -10278;1366090603;mircea_popescu;well... i'm from transylvania actually. -10277;1366090611;ThickAsThieves;i like dreadful weather -10276;1366090621;ThickAsThieves;rain -10275;1366090624;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89899 BTC [+] -10274;1366090628;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.89899 = 2.697 BTC [+] -10273;1366090635;KRS1;mircea popescu: i bet you can pull some bitches too -10272;1366090643;orkaa;it's finally improving here in eu -10271;1366090644;mircea_popescu;it's not dreadful. it's sort of like hm... virginia maybe. -10270;1366090646;KRS1;like a tow truck -10269;1366090647;orkaa;after 8 months of winter -10268;1366090648;orkaa;brr -10267;1366090649;joecool;well would be worse, canada is mostly cold and snow -10266;1366090661;ThickAsThieves;virginia has distinctive weather? -10265;1366090667;mircea_popescu;kinda my point. -10264;1366090670;ThickAsThieves;hehe -10263;1366090672;pgp;mp: how much time did you spend abroad? did you live in the US? -10262;1366090676;kakobrekla;sure only 8 moths of winter, wasnt there like 14? -10261;1366090701;KRS1;lol joecool wizards and gypsies lol yep -10260;1366090720;ThickAsThieves;were you born in a vampire castle? -10259;1366090726;KRS1;I am not far from Miami, FL we have a lot of culture here -10258;1366090745;ThickAsThieves;culture = lotsa spaniards? -10257;1366090758;KRS1;Cubans mostly, but a big mix of everyone..and i mean everyone -10256;1366090759;mircea_popescu;pgp yeah. -10255;1366090771;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3874 @ 0.00069763 = 2.7026 BTC [-] -10254;1366090773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7826 @ 0.00069745 = 5.4582 BTC [-] -10253;1366090780;mircea_popescu;what does "a lot of culture" mean ? -10252;1366090787;pgp;timisoara kinda like NYC right now... http://www.weather.com/weather/today/Timisoara+ROXX0040:1:RO -10251;1366090794;ThickAsThieves;good question -10250;1366090802;ThickAsThieves;must mean he is not cuban -10249;1366090804;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.899 = 2.697 BTC [+] -10248;1366090811;orkaa;kakobrekla, climate is different in your secluded village -10247;1366090844;pgp;lol -10246;1366090865;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.6611 BTC [-] -10245;1366090867;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.661 BTC [-] -10244;1366090868;ThickAsThieves;everywhere has culture -10243;1366090875;KRS1;Umm..means, a good mix of food/dancing/special interest groups of nationalities/people you will meet on the streets who could be from anywhere really..but a lot of Cubans...a lot of folks from the Caribbean..but also people from many parts of the world. -10242;1366090877;orkaa;slovenia's really nice these days -10241;1366090878;orkaa;http://instagram.com/p/YIg9mfCFrl/# -10240;1366090881;ThickAsThieves;where i am, its nascar and pickup trucks -10239;1366090883;orkaa;took this today -10238;1366090902;kakobrekla;zokijevo morje lol -10237;1366090910;pgp;oh shit - gox taking a crap -10236;1366090913;KRS1;I have studied with students from abroad, Egypt, Japan, everywhere. -10235;1366090931;mircea_popescu;i fail to see how this is culture. -10234;1366090942;mircea_popescu;culture mostly means written shit 500 years old or older. -10233;1366090951;mircea_popescu;you mean a lot of ethno stuff ? -10232;1366090977;KRS1;It has to be written? I have learned much about food from Jamaicans, dance from Cubans, poetry from folks from the U.K.. -10231;1366090989;KRS1;Music from Brazil.. -10230;1366091002;mircea_popescu;yes culture has to be written. else it's maybe civilisation -10229;1366091006;mircea_popescu;if you mean buldings or whatnot. -10228;1366091016;mircea_popescu;if it's neither then it's folklore. -10227;1366091026;KRS1;Ok I had the wrong definition of culture then.. -10226;1366091035;KRS1;The Cubans make delicious food. -10225;1366091089;mircea_popescu;thuis is kinda the advantage of vbeing american/english -10224;1366091095;mircea_popescu;comparatively everyone makes great food. -10223;1366091101;orkaa;lol -10222;1366091103;mircea_popescu;even the canadians, if only marginally. -10221;1366091112;KRS1;Even the British? ;) -10220;1366091112;ThickAsThieves;nah poutine is nasty -10219;1366091119;ThickAsThieves;as is candaian bacon -10218;1366091126;mircea_popescu;that shit's sweet -10217;1366091130;ThickAsThieves;bleh -10216;1366091132;mircea_popescu;who ever heard of sweet meat ;/ -10215;1366091138;pgp;english have worst cuisine - hands down -10214;1366091142;KRS1;thats real big here mircea popescu -10213;1366091143;orkaa;yep -10212;1366091148;orkaa;their breakfast -10211;1366091166;joecool;yeah english food is pretty bad -10210;1366091168;KRS1;really big...took someone from Brazil to help me realize most of how we prepare meat here is sweat.. -10209;1366091175;mircea_popescu;sucks. -10208;1366091191;KRS1;yeah, gets ...bleh -10207;1366091207;ThickAsThieves;i like spicy foods (any kind of spice, not just hot), Thai, Indian, portuguese -10206;1366091220;pgp;errr, guys, i think we're gonna break 70 here.... -10205;1366091221;joecool;KRS1: live without carbs for a couple months, will change entirely how you feel about sweet things -10204;1366091221;KRS1;never ate Indian food I like.. -10203;1366091231;kakobrekla;fuck the price, gimme some horse meat -10202;1366091234;mircea_popescu;i love lamb tikka masala -10201;1366091239;KRS1;Carbs is the one thing I can't break away from..wish I could. -10200;1366091241;KRS1;I go mad. -10199;1366091249;orkaa;mmm, horse meat -10198;1366091258;ThickAsThieves;i'd die without carbs, vegan -10197;1366091258;pgp;carbs are killing me.... -10196;1366091258;joecool;eh it's like a drug, there's a withdrawal from it, but then it doesn't matter -10195;1366091267;mircea_popescu;^ -10194;1366091269;orkaa;i'll have to treat myself with a horse burger soon -10193;1366091272;KRS1;I need to try to get over that hump. -10192;1366091280;dub;ThickAsThieves: was it you that linked thugkitchen.com? -10191;1366091288;ThickAsThieves;never heard of it -10190;1366091290;dub;if not, good vegan food blog -10189;1366091302;kakobrekla;omg vegan srsly -10188;1366091305;joecool;heh vegan = cancer -10187;1366091305;ThickAsThieves;thx! -10186;1366091311;KRS1;joecool: what? -10185;1366091315;dub;kakobrekla: read teh blog anywya -10184;1366091316;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla must kidnap vegans, feed them slanina. -10183;1366091318;joecool;KRS1: raises cancer risk -10182;1366091322;KRS1;no shit -10181;1366091330;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu crossed my mind before -10180;1366091331;pgp;yes -10179;1366091333;ThickAsThieves;thats bullshit cmon -10178;1366091340;KRS1;wow...i gotta hit teh google on that one -10177;1366091347;orkaa;mircea_popescu, http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-fj3S53HuS6g/TuJ1RicnxkI/AAAAAAAAAOA/SmT71hseD78/s1600/Lamb+Tikka+Masala.jpg -10176;1366091349;orkaa;is this it? -10175;1366091354;orkaa;nomnomnom -10174;1366091356;pgp;vegan = higher risk of cancer - recent study... -10173;1366091363;dub;sample image http://24.media.tumblr.com/5df3e6568fcd5f6c0f41b797a3b17c9c/tumblr_mjl3p5VkRK1r4qrdyo3_1280.jpg -10172;1366091365;mircea_popescu;orkaa looks kinda shitty but maybe. -10171;1366091365;orkaa;pgp, urlpls -10170;1366091367;ThickAsThieves;bullshit study -10169;1366091375;pgp;j/k -10168;1366091377;joecool;ThickAsThieves: it's not, start reading this blog, plenty of studies linked http://high-fat-nutrition.blogspot.com/ -10167;1366091384;ThickAsThieves;look up proportion of meat eaten in a country compared to cancer levels -10166;1366091396;pgp;70 gone -10165;1366091423;pgp;i guess my crystal ball isn't broken afterall... -10164;1366091442;dub;also http://24.media.tumblr.com/193181a821cfcd98d3c7a65edd04c843/tumblr_mjl3p5VkRK1r4qrdyo4_1280.jpg -10163;1366091459;orkaa;dick cancer, lol -10162;1366091466;ThickAsThieves;i will say that for some reason lately ive had trouble with energy, vegan and 3 hrs sleep isnt working :/ -10161;1366091474;orkaa;just saw a guy on reddit had one -10160;1366091482;joecool;probably your insulin levels going fucking mad -10159;1366091493;joecool;riding that rollercoaster all day -10158;1366091519;pgp;68 -10157;1366091524;mircea_popescu;i have a slave used to be vegetarian. -10156;1366091544;dub;now she gets a little sausage erryday? -10155;1366091551;ThickAsThieves;lol -10154;1366091555;joecool;! awesome, romania has slavery still -10153;1366091557;pgp;lol -10152;1366091565;pgp;67 -10151;1366091568;mircea_popescu;dub now she eats prosciutto -10150;1366091570;mircea_popescu;and cooks beef. -10149;1366091577;pgp;66 -10148;1366091604;kakobrekla;some biggish dumps yea -10147;1366091612;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -10146;1366091612;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 66.10000, Best ask: 66.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.70000, Last trade: 66.10000, 24 hour volume: 275365.83424234, 24 hour low: 66.55000, 24 hour high: 102.00000, 24 hour vwap: 84.22094 -10145;1366091615;dub;I had some proper prosciutto recently, almost couldnt take it -10144;1366091622;dub;and I'll eat anything -10143;1366091629;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball Will being vegan kill me? -10142;1366091629;gribble;Unlikely. -10141;1366091633;pgp;jesus h christ... -10140;1366091636;mircea_popescu;it's great, what. -10139;1366091638;dub;home cured, never beeen near regrigeration -10138;1366091655;joecool;well the being vegan part won't kill you, the cancer you get from it will -10137;1366091655;dub;pretty much scraping maggots off it to eat -10136;1366091655;joecool;:D -10135;1366091656;ThickAsThieves;prosciutto is deliciois -10134;1366091660;ThickAsThieves;delicious -10133;1366091674;ThickAsThieves;as is chourico -10132;1366091682;ThickAsThieves;no vegan options for that stuff -10131;1366091685;pgp;;;eightball is ThickAsThieves REALLY a vegan? -10130;1366091685;gribble;It is possible. -10129;1366091719;ThickAsThieves;vegan 1 yr -10128;1366091724;ThickAsThieves;vegetarian 7 -10127;1366091741;mircea_popescu;dub whart maggots ?! -10126;1366091745;dub;ThickAsThieves: have you seen the tofu meat replacement shitchina comes out with? -10125;1366091757;ThickAsThieves;not sure -10124;1366091757;dub;'vegetarian pork chops' etc -10123;1366091782;dub;they take tofu and flavour the shit out of it with nuclear waste -10122;1366091790;kakobrekla;lol -10121;1366091796;ThickAsThieves;hehe -10120;1366091801;ThickAsThieves;not the biggest tofu fan -10119;1366091804;orkaa;meh, tofu -10118;1366091807;pgp;yes... with U235 -10117;1366091807;ThickAsThieves;we buy blocks sometimes -10116;1366091808;dub;tofu rules -10115;1366091811;ThickAsThieves;and cook ourselves -10114;1366091825;orkaa;yeah, me too -10113;1366091827;ThickAsThieves;like it firm -10112;1366091827;dub;tofu is the shit -10111;1366091836;orkaa;but you have to deep fry it to be eatable -10110;1366091839;dub;try using it in baking -10109;1366091846;ThickAsThieves;i hate baking -10108;1366091853;ThickAsThieves;i'm a stovetop guy -10107;1366091856;pgp;My wife like tofu - show's up on the dinner table now and again -10106;1366091856;ThickAsThieves;like most -10105;1366091870;mircea_popescu;tofu is illegal in romania. -10104;1366091875;pgp;lol -10103;1366091888;dub;gf hates tofu but I sneak it in here and there -10102;1366091889;mircea_popescu;also being a vegetarian, and other faggotry. -10101;1366091890;pgp;the food of freedom? -10100;1366091894;ThickAsThieves;lol -10099;1366091896;KRS1;pgp: so you never really have to eat out huh ;) -10098;1366091912;pgp;? -10097;1366091917;pgp;I live in NYC -10096;1366091924;mircea_popescu;he eats her out like everyone else, what. -10095;1366091926;KRS1;your comment about tofu- -10094;1366091931;KRS1;lol mp got it -10093;1366091936;ThickAsThieves;everyone eats our his wife? -10092;1366091942;mircea_popescu;ouch -10091;1366091944;pgp;lol -10090;1366091945;orkaa;her cheese? -10089;1366091945;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 4 @ 1.08 = 4.32 BTC [+] -10088;1366091946;orkaa;damn -10087;1366091948;mircea_popescu;unintended misinterpretations ftw. -10086;1366091952;ThickAsThieves;lol -10085;1366091955;pgp;lol -10084;1366091981;pgp;good one -10083;1366091988;pgp;72 -10082;1366091992;mircea_popescu;so what's the ny-boston bombings score so far ? -10081;1366091994;mircea_popescu;i lost count. -10080;1366092006;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.08 = 2.16 BTC [+] -10079;1366092022;orkaa;have you seen the nasty pics? -10078;1366092035;ThickAsThieves;there are nasty pics? -10077;1366092037;orkaa;NSFL: http://apina.biz/100150 -10076;1366092051;mircea_popescu;i've not looked. i'll survive uninformed. -10075;1366092070;orkaa;might be better, yep -10074;1366092079;ThickAsThieves;there's a big event in jacksonville this weekend -10073;1366092089;ThickAsThieves;called OneSpark, with bombs in the logo... -10072;1366092107;ThickAsThieves;feel bad for those guys... -10071;1366092109;pgp;that can't be real -10070;1366092123;ThickAsThieves;www.beonespark.com -10069;1366092126;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.5 = 2 BTC [+] -10068;1366092131;dub;mircea_popescu: never watched a beheading vid? -10067;1366092152;mircea_popescu;sure, back in 1990s -10066;1366092155;pgp;I have seen that -10065;1366092156;mircea_popescu;seen one seen all imo -10064;1366092171;ThickAsThieves;i remember watching faces of death as a kid -10063;1366092176;ThickAsThieves;i survived -10062;1366092178;pgp;me -10061;1366092180;pgp;me too -10060;1366092182;joecool;boston fails it so hard, they shut down the city for lite brights, not even bother to check for bombs -_- -10059;1366092186;dub;faces of death lol -10058;1366092190;dub;staged as fuck -10057;1366092205;ThickAsThieves;never went back and watched as adult -10056;1366092207;ThickAsThieves;probly true -10055;1366092212;dub;the satanists eating girl scene LOL -10054;1366092219;ThickAsThieves;mostly i remember them eatying monkey brains -10053;1366092225;joecool;http://imgur.com/a/riTdO/ << more nsfl pics, the link above i believe that's same guy pic #3 -10052;1366092228;ThickAsThieves;tapping the skull -10051;1366092236;ThickAsThieves;or maybe that was indian jones? -10050;1366092237;joecool;not dead, grabbing leg stub though -10049;1366092238;ThickAsThieves;lol -10048;1366092254;ThickAsThieves;indiana* -10047;1366092268;dub;yeah the monkey brains thing is real -10046;1366092307;pgp;boston photos are fucked up... -10045;1366092331;dub;meh, go look up some shit from whereve 'murica has started a war -10044;1366092331;pgp;the dude sans leg is brutal... -10043;1366092384;ThickAsThieves;ok see i thought i saw all kindsa blood on the ground on the news, i was like did someone explode? -10042;1366092385;joecool;heh this would be business as usual in israel -10041;1366092385;jcpham;Taking a beating today -10040;1366092392;pgp;3 day low, btw -10039;1366092407;joecool;ThickAsThieves: aljazeera thought it was a gas main explosion -10038;1366092426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 274 @ 0.00069745 = 0.1911 BTC [-] -10037;1366092428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1050 @ 0.00069735 = 0.7322 BTC [-] -10036;1366092430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7374 @ 0.00069447 = 5.121 BTC [-] -10035;1366092432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3202 @ 0.0006941 = 2.2225 BTC [-] -10034;1366092436;orkaa;so no terrorists took responsibility yet? -10033;1366092449;Diablo-D3;orkaa: Im thinking it was home grown -10032;1366092464;ThickAsThieves;they said something about a dark man trying to access secure area -10031;1366092471;ThickAsThieves;yes it was that vague -10030;1366092481;dub;inb4 gun nuts protesting 2nd ammendment shit -10029;1366092483;orkaa;'dark man' -10028;1366092492;orkaa;of course -10027;1366092492;dub;haha -10026;1366092507;ThickAsThieves;fuckin dark people, get ya every time -10025;1366092509;dub;africanised killer bees -10024;1366092511;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: yeah its like -10023;1366092514;Diablo-D3;a dark skinned man -10022;1366092520;Diablo-D3;with possible accent -10021;1366092521;dub;no niggers in boston -10020;1366092527;Diablo-D3;wearing black hoodie and clothing -10019;1366092537;Diablo-D3;SOUNDS LIKE AN AVERAGE BOSTONIAN TO ME -10018;1366092539;joecool;dub: they call them haitians, they drive the taxis -10017;1366092545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.51899 BTC [+] -10016;1366092549;joecool;this is what it's like in bawston -10015;1366092556;ThickAsThieves;dpends what part -10014;1366092557;Diablo-D3;bawwstan -10013;1366092570;ThickAsThieves;i lived in southie and west boston, pretty different -10012;1366092572;Diablo-D3;and the news WAS reporting a third bomb at the jfk library -10011;1366092576;Diablo-D3;and now no one is talking about -10010;1366092583;Diablo-D3;wtf happened -10009;1366092584;Bugpowder;WHHHHeeeeee -10008;1366092591;joecool;plenty of nigs in murderpan -10007;1366092599;dub;Diablo-D3: like hte plane that hit the pentagon -10006;1366092611;ThickAsThieves;spent some time in jamaice plain too -10005;1366092615;ThickAsThieves;lotsa dark men there -10004;1366092623;ThickAsThieves;jamaica* -10003;1366092624;joecool;this is why the red line is disconnected from there -10002;1366092637;Bugpowder;seen this? -10001;1366092638;Bugpowder;http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=072_1366065507 -10000;1366092671;ThickAsThieves;horrible -9999;1366092704;Diablo-D3;dub: yeah pretty fucking much -9998;1366092708;kakobrekla;i see a coke bottle -9997;1366092720;Diablo-D3;dub: fucking supernigger hijacked a cruise missile or some shit -9996;1366092722;orkaa;kakobrekla, it sure is dark -9995;1366092727;ThickAsThieves;in southie, they actually have flyers in shops for bareknuckle boxing matches, or at least they used to... -9994;1366092746;kakobrekla;hm? -9993;1366092748;ThickAsThieves;pics of two scrawny 20 yos -9992;1366092776;joecool;haven't had a lot of time in southie, mostly back bay -9991;1366092784;ThickAsThieves;boston is a great city, for a city -9990;1366092792;orkaa;btw, poor north korea, they're off the headlines today -9989;1366092796;joecool;went drinking in southie a few times, it's like full-retard boston -9988;1366092801;ThickAsThieves;yeah -9987;1366092821;ThickAsThieves;i lived on one of those alley streets -9986;1366092861;ThickAsThieves;rented an attic room from a single mom who smoked pot in her bathroom -9985;1366092861;joecool;pretty much hated the time i was there, hate the city, hate that it shuts down pretty much at midnight, hate the people, hate the accent, yeah all pretty horrible -9984;1366092877;joecool;only plus side is you can actually walk, it's pretty small -9983;1366092887;ThickAsThieves;commuting is a nightmare -9982;1366092900;ThickAsThieves;and the cold -9981;1366092904;ThickAsThieves;gawd -9980;1366092907;joecool;rent was crazy high too -9979;1366092946;ThickAsThieves;like any big city -9978;1366092981;pipeline;uh -9977;1366092990;pipeline;not every big city has bad commuting -9976;1366093009;joecool;boston is especially bad -9975;1366093023;pipeline;yes -9974;1366093026;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.519 = 1.557 BTC [+] -9973;1366093027;joecool;but i guess there could be worse, boston is low on my list of cities to drive in -9972;1366093028;pipeline;boston traffic is terrifying -9971;1366093033;joecool;but it's not philly or montreal bad -9970;1366093037;pipeline;i would rather drive in philly -9969;1366093041;pipeline;at least if i had an armored car -9968;1366093047;pipeline;the traffic in philly is pleasant by comparison -9967;1366093055;pipeline;and the roads more or less are straight, not cow-paths from the 16th century -9966;1366093056;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89899 BTC [-] -9965;1366093064;ThickAsThieves;hehe -9964;1366093064;joecool;well yeah armored car in philly is a good idea -9963;1366093067;joecool;fuck using a gps unit -9962;1366093075;joecool;those roads defy all logic and science -9961;1366093086;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 200 @ 0.00065 = 0.13 BTC [+] -9960;1366093090;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 142 @ 0.000689 = 0.0978 BTC [+] -9959;1366093094;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 696 @ 0.00069 = 0.4802 BTC [+] -9958;1366093099;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 129 @ 0.000691 = 0.0891 BTC [+] -9957;1366093110;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.000695 = 0.0695 BTC [+] -9956;1366093113;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 182 @ 0.000697 = 0.1269 BTC [+] -9955;1366093121;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 18 @ 0.000698 = 0.0126 BTC [+] -9954;1366093125;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 704 @ 0.000698 = 0.4914 BTC [+] -9953;1366093129;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.0007 = 0.0014 BTC [+] -9952;1366093132;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 394 @ 0.000709 = 0.2793 BTC [+] -9951;1366093136;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.000709 = 0.0709 BTC [+] -9950;1366093140;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00071 = 0.071 BTC [+] -9949;1366093144;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1500 @ 0.000712 = 1.068 BTC [+] -9948;1366093144;joecool;just don't make the mistake of hopping into camden at night -9947;1366093148;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 588 @ 0.000714 = 0.4198 BTC [+] -9946;1366093159;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 30 @ 0.00073 = 0.0219 BTC [+] -9945;1366093159;joecool;that's a city they should just burn to the ground -9944;1366093163;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 50 @ 0.000746 = 0.0373 BTC [+] -9943;1366093166;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 30 @ 0.000747 = 0.0224 BTC [+] -9942;1366093171;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.00075 = 0.0015 BTC [+] -9941;1366093200;joecool;easier to build a replacement -9940;1366093215;ThickAsThieves;hmmm this is gonna go lower faster than i thought -9939;1366093287;orkaa;hm, i should go to sleep -9938;1366093301;orkaa;i can hear the morning busses -9937;1366093303;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 80 @ 0.00079 = 0.0632 BTC [+] -9936;1366093311;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 8 @ 0.00081 = 0.0065 BTC [+] -9935;1366093314;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 41 @ 0.00081 = 0.0332 BTC [+] -9934;1366093318;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 100 @ 0.00089 = 0.089 BTC [+] -9933;1366093322;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 8 @ 0.0009 = 0.0072 BTC [+] -9932;1366093326;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 50 @ 0.00096 = 0.048 BTC [+] -9931;1366093331;dub;wat -9930;1366093334;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 8 @ 0.00097 = 0.0078 BTC [+] -9929;1366093338;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 10 @ 0.001 = 0.01 BTC [+] -9928;1366093412;Bugpowder;It might go faster than expected -9927;1366093434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 182 @ 0.00364763 = 0.6639 BTC [-] -9926;1366093438;Bugpowder;now that people see the inevitable coming up to meet them -9925;1366093449;Bugpowder;the last bubble chart is very clear -9924;1366093455;Bugpowder;people will probably try to front run it -9923;1366093457;Bugpowder;I know I did -9922;1366093468;kakobrekla;i agree -9921;1366093483;kakobrekla;also the pullback might be slightly faster -9920;1366093509;ThickAsThieves;i think there are a lot of people waiting for the bottom -9919;1366093525;ThickAsThieves;wonder how log it will last once we hit it -9918;1366093529;ThickAsThieves;long* -9917;1366093531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3312 @ 0.00071199 = 2.3581 BTC [+] -9916;1366093582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4970 @ 0.0006941 = 3.4497 BTC [-] -9915;1366093583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10330 @ 0.00069311 = 7.1598 BTC [-] -9914;1366093636;Bugpowder;remember, the psychological perspective of immediate post-pop last time was probably very similar to what we naturally are thinking now -9913;1366093642;Bugpowder;step ahead -9912;1366093657;Bugpowder;we need to think like the people 3 weeks after the pop -9911;1366093678;dub;;;goxlag -9910;1366093679;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -9909;1366093701;dub;gox right click unfucked the lag eh -9908;1366093719;jcpham;Easy peasy -9907;1366093733;dub;;;next -9906;1366093733;gribble;looking for retracement to 86 | buy targets: 74, 68, 54 | resistance 85-88, upper target in case of breakout mid-90s - 100 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 16 2013, 1:44 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 1 hour, 44 minutes, and 48 seconds ago -9905;1366093741;kakobrekla;Bugpowder thats prolly somewhat true but certain conditions have changed -9904;1366093754;Bugpowder;conditions have changed -9903;1366093761;kakobrekla;is one of the reasons why its going down faster -9902;1366093761;Bugpowder;bitcoin is in a much better place -9901;1366093762;jcpham;so what did gox do to fix the lag -9900;1366093773;Bugpowder;of course, the valuation is 8x -9899;1366093774;jcpham;Or did everyone just give up? -9898;1366093785;Bugpowder;volume is extremely heavy -9897;1366093789;Bugpowder;they fixed the lag -9896;1366093795;dub;jcpham: new hardware, higher min trade, trade rate limits -9895;1366093795;Bugpowder;must have -9894;1366093796;jcpham;I thought so too -9893;1366093818;Bugpowder;dub oh? higher min trade and rate limits? -9892;1366093820;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 16 @ 0.00421 = 0.0674 BTC [+] -9891;1366093841;dub;Bugpowder: yeah according to that neofutur shill -9890;1366093859;joecool;well new hardware didn't do shit tbh, rate limiting and putting a check to stop people bidding with empty wallets seemed to help -9889;1366093862;joecool;still sucks though -9888;1366093867;joecool;everything they do is crappy bandaid solutions -9887;1366093888;dub;I dont thing the balance check is in yet -9886;1366093894;joecool;support has a 3 day backlog, verifications has ~2 week backlog -9885;1366093926;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 14 @ 0.519 = 7.266 BTC [+] -9884;1366093942;joecool;i'm guessing they spent a good amount of money on pizza parties and don't have enough to fund all deposits -9883;1366093955;Bugpowder;luckily wire transfers out have 0 backlong -9882;1366093957;Bugpowder;backlog -9881;1366093959;joecool;so it's a cycle of sweating and eating pizza -9880;1366093961;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.89899 = 1.798 BTC [-] -9879;1366093963;dub;tux collection of diamond 20 sided dice -9878;1366093970;Bugpowder;lol -9877;1366093984;Bugpowder;I just bought 2500 magic cards for some used 5850s -9876;1366093991;dub;and gold leafe yugio cards -9875;1366093993;kakobrekla;dunno a friend of mine has been waiting sepa withdrawal 3 weeks now from gox -9874;1366093997;joecool;i tell them it's a 50/50 on whether they will be successful or in jail in a year -9873;1366094010;mircea_popescu;goes to 20/80 if you make it 3 years. -9872;1366094015;Bugpowder;wire -9871;1366094019;Bugpowder;the -9870;1366094020;Bugpowder;money -9869;1366094025;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 0.899 = 9.889 BTC [+] -9868;1366094033;mircea_popescu;sepa is a wire. -9867;1366094038;Bugpowder;is it? -9866;1366094042;mircea_popescu;yeah -9865;1366094043;Bugpowder;y so slow then? -9864;1366094046;mircea_popescu;cause idiocy. -9863;1366094054;mircea_popescu;but basically it's faster cheaper wire. -9862;1366094066;kakobrekla;they are saying they are capped out at the polish bank iirc -9861;1366094068;Bugpowder;well they seem to have their shit together with US intl wire, at least for bofa -9860;1366094072;kakobrekla;which is bull -9859;1366094088;Bugpowder;what banks DON'T WANT you to wire them money? -9858;1366094106;kakobrekla;its a withdrawal to be nitpicky -9857;1366094130;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.89998 = 3.5999 BTC [+] -9856;1366094133;mircea_popescu;basically you can't initiate a sepa wire except from an european bank or subsidiary -9855;1366094139;mircea_popescu;and mtgox is illegal in europe -9854;1366094142;mircea_popescu;that'd be the rub. -9853;1366094180;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.89999 = 8.0999 BTC [+] -9852;1366094225;mircea_popescu;anyway, catch all of you tomorrow. -9851;1366094241;dub;peace -9850;1366094283;Bugpowder;this selloff is brutal -9849;1366094291;Bugpowder;dude! -9848;1366094296;Bugpowder;you are going to miss the climax -9847;1366094306;Bugpowder;Bugpowder's investment return plot -9846;1366094315;Bugpowder;(brought to you by MPEx) -9845;1366094324;kakobrekla;:D -9844;1366094325;dub;wall moved lower -9843;1366094341;dub;fuck -9842;1366094350;kakobrekla;so bug, whats 3 weeks from now -9841;1366094361;dub;kinda want to sell here and rebuy but thsi asshole is gonna trap me -9840;1366094377;Bugpowder;3 weeks from now is 40 -9839;1366094400;Bugpowder;1st guess -9838;1366094407;Bugpowder;need to think about it of course -9837;1366094441;Bugpowder;It has been shown that if you make a guess, pause, reconsider, then make a second guess, then average those two guesses, you are more accurate -9836;1366094457;kakobrekla;good info -9835;1366094470;Bugpowder;the average beats both the first or second guess, even if you have the same information -9834;1366094556;Bugpowder;I hope all my friends got out -9833;1366094567;Bugpowder;I told them all to sell this morning. -9832;1366094596;Bugpowder;dub I think there will be a bounce -9831;1366094603;dub;yeah -9830;1366094610;Bugpowder;this downward move is too violent -9829;1366094612;dub;it will be right after I sell -9828;1366094616;Bugpowder;yes -9827;1366094616;kakobrekla;lol -9826;1366094643;Bugpowder;you never want to sell after a selloff has been going for quite a while -9825;1366094678;Bugpowder;but I would exit on the next sustained up move -9824;1366094698;Bugpowder;if I still had coins -9823;1366094722;Bugpowder;(not advice) -9822;1366094767;jcpham;Exit permanente? -9821;1366094776;ThickAsThieves;looks like we'll lose 60 soon -9820;1366094785;jcpham;That doesn't sound fun at all -9819;1366094805;dub;yes officer, this dude named after tim leary's herion metaphore on the internet gave me trading advice -9818;1366094814;dub;heroin* -9817;1366094836;jcpham;I did my ten percent metal thing this morning closer to 100 -9816;1366094838;Diablo-D3;*metafore -9815;1366094850;jcpham;Still waiting on the big bubble -9814;1366094874;dub;Diablo-D3: orly -9813;1366094962;jcpham;I think dub's phonetic is more -9812;1366094971;kakobrekla;well luke will be reasonably priced soon -9811;1366094983;Bugpowder;oh my -9810;1366094987;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: we're selling luke? to who? -9809;1366095001;Bugpowder;dub lol -9808;1366095008;kakobrekla;id get rid of him for free, but his coins are 25$ a pop -9807;1366095347;dub;I suspect you'd have to pay to have him taken away -9806;1366095429;dub;expecially now his loyal mouth breathing fanbase is realising what a spineless piece of shit he really is -9805;1366095484;ThickAsThieves;lol clarkmoody cant keep up with gox now -9804;1366095500;ThickAsThieves;how things have changed -9803;1366095518;ThickAsThieves;here comes 60 -9802;1366095707;Bugpowder;hooooly fuk -9801;1366095713;jcpham;BFL Shipping delayed! Avalon batch #2 shipping instead. Preorder your Avalon Batch #4 unit now from www.butterflylabs.com PREORDER NOW! -9800;1366095731;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.15999 BTC [+] -9799;1366095886;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 42 @ 0.00085 = 0.0357 BTC [-] -9798;1366095889;ThickAsThieves;soooo 50 tonight? -9797;1366095910;Bugpowder;hmm -9796;1366095917;Bugpowder;time to update my bid positioning -9795;1366095968;pgp;happening faster than i thought... -9794;1366095980;BingoBoingo;$30 tonight? -9793;1366095986;pgp;bp: what do you think? -9792;1366096006;Bugpowder;bounce off 50 -9791;1366096010;Bugpowder;or a little before -9790;1366096030;ThickAsThieves;ugh i had a bid up at 65 i forgot about :/ -9789;1366096035;ThickAsThieves;just 10btc -9788;1366096055;Bugpowder;lol -9787;1366096091;ThickAsThieves;guess i'll throw it into sdice or something -9786;1366096130;ThickAsThieves;myabe ltc -9785;1366096148;ThickAsThieves;nah -9784;1366096151;ThickAsThieves;hehe -9783;1366096166;BingoBoingo;;;bids 31 -9782;1366096167;gribble;There are currently 119758.3 bitcoins demanded at or over 31.0 USD, worth 5378138.64252 USD in total. | Data vintage: 76.0023 seconds -9781;1366096189;pgp;thought I was going to bed, but... not now! -9780;1366096232;pgp;started nibbling... -9779;1366096262;Bugpowder;combo should really be posting funny shit on the way down too -9778;1366096274;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_hFTR6qyEo -9777;1366096278;Bugpowder;comboy -9776;1366096314;Bugpowder;who's got balls -9775;1366096353;Bugpowder;DRAINAAAGGGGEEEE -9774;1366096408;pgp;how bout that ... new low... a little sooner than I expected, but hey... -9773;1366096454;Bugpowder;come on hit 51 -9772;1366096460;Bugpowder;;;goxlag -9771;1366096461;gribble;MtGox lag is 4.718365 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00945555063055 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Saturn to its largest moon, Titan (0.00802 AU). -9770;1366096481;kakobrekla;you gonna play the bounce ? -9769;1366096520;Bugpowder;yeah if it hits my bid -9768;1366096520;ThickAsThieves;just did :) -9767;1366120822;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: 70 might be a bit rich actually… People will definitely want to buy at 50, but at 69? At 69 people are probably counting their blessings that they can sell the bounce. -9766;1366120864;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder you're making the mistake of thinking "people" are like you. -9765;1366120873;mircea_popescu;the vast majority of bitcvoin holders don't give a shit what the price is. -9764;1366120877;Bugpowder;I have made very few mistakes tonight -9763;1366120881;Bugpowder;actually -9762;1366120892;Bugpowder;and the vast majority are in a panic -9761;1366120896;mircea_popescu;sigh. -9760;1366120901;Bugpowder;the big dogs might not be -9759;1366120911;mircea_popescu;the 1% or so bitcoins that are held by noobs really don't matter in any serious discussion. -9758;1366120924;Bugpowder;are you talking people or talking total bitcoins -9757;1366120929;mircea_popescu;total bitcoins. -9756;1366120933;Bugpowder;that's different -9755;1366120934;mircea_popescu;this is money. people don't matter. -9754;1366120936;mircea_popescu;well... -9753;1366120960;Bugpowder;half the top 500 addresses didn't move during the whole bubble -9752;1366120966;Bugpowder;I saw that somewhere -9751;1366120966;mircea_popescu;exactly. -9750;1366120978;mircea_popescu;buncha noobs got tjhemselves into a tizzy. nobody really caresd. -9749;1366120993;Bugpowder;but if they didn't move on the way up or the way down, they aren't participating in the market -9748;1366121011;mircea_popescu;the mtgox "market" is very decoupled from economic reality, as it happens. -9747;1366121015;Bugpowder;and my goal is to make $ and coins from the price movement -9746;1366121019;mircea_popescu;i don't imagine a recoupling is ever likely at any rate. -9745;1366121035;mircea_popescu;i know your goal is to try and speculate, but this makes you not part of bitcoin in any meaningful sense. -9744;1366121067;Bugpowder;hence, the people that are market participants are the people I'm thinking about, since they are pushing the price around. -9743;1366121083;mircea_popescu;well... -9742;1366121105;Bugpowder;Define meaningful -9741;1366121107;deadweasel;i'd rather be profitable than be part of something in a meaningful sense. -9740;1366121143;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder meaningful, as in having a price signal. you're currently unable to make any sort of judgement as to what bitcoin price should be other than "what are others thinking" -9739;1366121150;mircea_popescu;thus you're not participating in price formation -9738;1366121158;mircea_popescu;you're merely participating in volatility formation. -9737;1366121165;mircea_popescu;deadweasel nothing wrong with that. -9736;1366121176;mircea_popescu;the only problem is that it doesn't work longterm. might as well play s.dice. -9735;1366121215;deadweasel;i agree. but for some reason this has worked out better. -9734;1366121222;Bugpowder;I think economic activity associated with bitcoin currently supports a price of ~30 -9733;1366121223;mircea_popescu;well, that's the nature of chance. sometimes it works. -9732;1366121232;mircea_popescu;conversely, the nature of people is to infer patterns in chance. -9731;1366121233;Bugpowder;and we will see an undershoot on that -9730;1366121240;deadweasel;you think undershooot 30? -9729;1366121242;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder ok, but you think this based on what ? -9728;1366121269;Bugpowder;based on the stability of price at around 15 pre-bubble, and the growth in bitcoin infrastructure since then -9727;1366121277;mircea_popescu;see ? this is all "What others think" -9726;1366121363;Bugpowder;I'm 'adding liquidity' -9725;1366121367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1833 @ 0.00070824 = 1.2982 BTC [+] -9724;1366121369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7618 @ 0.00071 = 5.4088 BTC [+] -9723;1366121386;dub;;;calc [ticker --vol]*[ticker --avg] -9722;1366121386;mircea_popescu;let's look at this past week (dear lord, it is ONE WEEK) from a macro perspective. buncha noobs poured 20-25 mn into the fiat/btc exchanges. miners took out a few mn of that, exchanges took out a few mn out of that too as fees. -9721;1366121387;gribble;37198356.7324 -9720;1366121391;mircea_popescu;rest was split out back among the noobs. -9719;1366121399;mircea_popescu;i bet you the EV of the bubble is < the EV of S.dice. -9718;1366121402;dub;40mn volume today -9717;1366121410;Bugpowder;for a n00b -9716;1366121414;mircea_popescu;dub that's not how it works tho. -9715;1366121414;Bugpowder;sure -9714;1366121424;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder well macro is macro. -9713;1366121433;dub;;;calc [ticker --vol]*[ticker --last] -9712;1366121434;gribble;34220690.9548 -9711;1366121435;Bugpowder;and from a long term EV perspective, buying at 260 is still positive -9710;1366121443;dub;lie dat? -9709;1366121451;mircea_popescu;probably. if by long term one means more than a year or a few. -9708;1366121464;mircea_popescu;dub most of the trades count as wash trades in this perspective. -9707;1366121475;Bugpowder;IFF you don't consider future buy in -9706;1366121485;Bugpowder;potential future buy in costs -9705;1366121486;mircea_popescu;we're talking net inflows, the fact someone makes bets worth 10 btc on s.dice doesn't mean he has bet a total over 1 btc -9704;1366121571;Bugpowder;If you are ignoring volatility and bubble formation and popping, (which was obvious both during and in hindsight) then you may be making an EV positive play, but it is far far far from the best EV + play. -9703;1366121571;KRS1;that all sounds very positive to me -9702;1366121583;mircea_popescu;KRS1 it is, kinda. -9701;1366121602;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder in the end it all boils down to "it's an -ev game" and "everybody thinks they're special". -9700;1366121607;KRS1;wow i've learned a thing or two since i've been here -9699;1366121607;mircea_popescu;sure, they are. till they aren't. -9698;1366121639;Bugpowder;I agree actually -9697;1366121658;Bugpowder;everyone does think there special -9696;1366121665;Bugpowder;when they are winning -9695;1366121672;mircea_popescu;kinda how the human brain is made to work i think -9694;1366121698;Bugpowder;I maintain that luck has a huge role to play here -9693;1366121703;mircea_popescu;well absolutely. -9692;1366121709;mircea_popescu;hence the -ev / s.dice discussion -9691;1366121723;mircea_popescu;o wow, huge iran quake. -9690;1366121738;mircea_popescu;i wonder if their concrete prefab building can take it. -9689;1366121762;Bugpowder;although my brain tells my that I must be more skilled than the market -9688;1366121767;mircea_popescu;7.8 15 minutes ago -9687;1366121782;Bugpowder;I wouldn't believe it if this was a mature financial market -9686;1366121853;mircea_popescu;it is a bounty of information and case study for actual economical discussion however. -9685;1366121868;mircea_popescu;for instance : the common wisdom is that capital controls help volatile macrofinancial situations. -9684;1366121882;mircea_popescu;well... mtgox is the most extreme case of capital controls i've ever seen implemented. -9683;1366121884;mircea_popescu;did not help. -9682;1366121897;deadweasel;we actually make very few decisions with our conscious mind. our unconscious makes the decision and the consciousness creates a story around it make so it feels special about 'making' the decision. -9681;1366121911;Bugpowder;but the seductive argument is that the current state of bitcoin pricing is based on new market participants with little experience, and by using information asymmetries, like spending 12 hours a day on #bitcoin-assets, I can beat them. -9680;1366121915;mircea_popescu;leaving aside the quite typical cypriot failure mode of capital controls (ie, corruption), it still doesn't work. -9679;1366121925;mircea_popescu;deadweasel sorta like dreams work. -9678;1366121942;deadweasel;so if you know a subject well enough and long enough (10,000 hours i think), the instinct can be correct when you're conciously not sure. -9677;1366121956;deadweasel;yeah, but it's how we work ALL the time. -9676;1366121958;Bugpowder;thank you Malcom Gladwell :) -9675;1366121962;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i always suspected the "fight" or "Game" representation of markets is an artefact of the american mind and has nothing to do with market reality. -9674;1366121963;deadweasel;lol -9673;1366121970;deadweasel;Bugpowder: you got me. -9672;1366121973;deadweasel;:D -9671;1366121977;deadweasel;i'm Malcom Gladwell. -9670;1366122001;ThickAsThieves;also consider that the market price is manifesting itself from people doing what they think other people think people are doing -9669;1366122002;Bugpowder;I wonder how that guy that quit his job to play 10000 hours of golf is doing. -9668;1366122030;deadweasel;he's probably very relaxed. -9667;1366122033;ThickAsThieves;a map has been provided in the bubble chart -9666;1366122041;ThickAsThieves;we're just following/leading it -9665;1366122041;mircea_popescu;sounds like torture -9664;1366122057;deadweasel;work now, sign on in a bit. -9663;1366122090;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: I would argue though that the dynamics of bubble formation and popping have such similarities that there must be common stages of collective emotion that drive them -9662;1366122106;ThickAsThieves;at this point how do you separate that -9661;1366122114;ThickAsThieves;now we think all bubbles are alike -9660;1366122117;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder we have, of course, newton's famous quote. -9659;1366122119;Bugpowder;well anyone can draw a plot -9658;1366122130;Bugpowder;and label it with descriptors of emotion -9657;1366122134;Bugpowder;doesn't make it right -9656;1366122143;ThickAsThieves;right but knowing what a bubble looks like, allows us to construct it -9655;1366122150;mircea_popescu;not really. -9654;1366122150;Bugpowder;but there IS something there. -9653;1366122159;mircea_popescu;this is like saying knowing what democracy looks like we can now construct it. -9652;1366122162;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: quote? -9651;1366122165;ThickAsThieves;nah -9650;1366122172;mircea_popescu;1. we don't really know what it looks like ; 2 we've never constructed it. -9649;1366122178;ThickAsThieves;i dont mean it an intentional way -9648;1366122190;ThickAsThieves;i mean our behavior facilitates it -9647;1366122191;Bugpowder;maybe democracy is harder to construct than a spec bubble -9646;1366122212;Bugpowder;takes higher order thinking, reasoning debate -9645;1366122229;Bugpowder;bubbles are just raw emotion driven asset valuation -9644;1366122231;ThickAsThieves;the speculators note that when i bubble pops, this and that happens, making it much more confident behaior -9643;1366122261;Bugpowder;ThickAsThieves: I certainly have used the last bitcoin bubble chart to inform my position for this one. -9642;1366122270;Bugpowder;it went better than expected -9641;1366122272;ThickAsThieves;thus you are also manifesting it -9640;1366122276;Bugpowder;right -9639;1366122285;ThickAsThieves;my point -9638;1366122303;Bugpowder;sure -9637;1366122307;ThickAsThieves;we all sat here waiting for 50 -9636;1366122310;ThickAsThieves;obv it had to come -9635;1366122316;Bugpowder;just, when you personally manifest it, be early :) -9634;1366122317;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder "I can calculate the motions of the heavenly bodies, but not the madness of people." -9633;1366122322;Bugpowder;ah yes -9632;1366122336;mircea_popescu;and something being simple does not make it easy. -9631;1366122343;Bugpowder;need Dr. Selden for that -9630;1366122353;mircea_popescu;such as, airplanes were made in the 1900s. ants are still not made. -9629;1366122358;Bugpowder;Seldon -9628;1366122358;ThickAsThieves;i do think we'll strike an anomaly against the bubble template -9627;1366122389;ThickAsThieves;as bitcoin is still bitcoin, unique -9626;1366122396;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves to put it simply : the more close to common thought you are, the less likely it is to be correct. the further out you are the higher chances for you to be wrong. this is how thinking about bubbles works. -9625;1366122404;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.95 BTC [+] -9624;1366122407;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.95 = 2.85 BTC [+] -9623;1366122409;ezdiy;also '' Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one. ,, -9622;1366122449;ezdiy;however this line thinking is actually useless to quantify bubless, because you can get the shape right -9621;1366122452;ezdiy;but never the timescale :( -9620;1366122520;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -9619;1366122521;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 4 days, 19 hours, 46 minutes, and 7 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -9618;1366122536;Bugpowder;ezdiy: yup, that's why averaging out and averaging in are useful concepts -9617;1366122551;Bugpowder;Can't pick the top -9616;1366122582;Bugpowder;but you can tell you are probably in a bubble and peel off some gains on the way up -9615;1366122620;mircea_popescu;i think statistically the difference between the strategy of averaging in and the strategy of timing the top -9614;1366122630;Bugpowder;EV is the same -9613;1366122632;mircea_popescu;is the same as the difference between the strategy of martingale and the strategy of playing s.dice -9612;1366122632;Bugpowder;? -9611;1366122641;ThickAsThieves;mp, re: common thought, isn't it a different situation when the very game IS common thought (speculation) -9610;1366122641;Bugpowder;possibly -9609;1366122656;mircea_popescu;actually the proof of this would be a huge step forward in economic theory. -9608;1366122672;Bugpowder;I think it boils down to psychology -9607;1366122674;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i'm always wary when someone proposes something is different from something else. -9606;1366122683;mircea_popescu;we just don't have that many different things available. -9605;1366122703;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: martingale is for truly iniform random walk -9604;1366122721;ThickAsThieves;speculation is being at the front of the herd, rather than the back, where the wolves are -9603;1366122729;ThickAsThieves;(thinking out loud) -9602;1366122733;mircea_popescu;replace wolves with terrorists. -9601;1366122740;mircea_popescu;(ie, imagined threat). nao what ? -9600;1366122744;Bugpowder;If you give someone a 50/50 chance of making $1,000,000 or a 100% change of making $500,000, unless they already have many million in the bank, they will invariably pick the sure bet. -9599;1366122758;ThickAsThieves;well its all game again -9598;1366122767;Bugpowder;similar thing in settlement negotiations -9597;1366122774;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder also someone will tend to represent a 49/51 chance as a 33/66 chance and a 1/99 chance as a 0/100 chance. -9596;1366122782;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -9595;1366122782;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 4 days, 19 hours, 50 minutes, and 28 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -9594;1366122785;mircea_popescu;this as a restatement of taleb's ideas. -9593;1366122787;Bugpowder;sure -9592;1366122801;Bugpowder;well, taleb may be restating our ideas -9591;1366122807;Bugpowder;cause I didn't read that yet -9590;1366122810;mircea_popescu;he is, he is. -9589;1366122835;mircea_popescu;well... the old black swan. 'it never happened therefore it's impossible" fallacy. -9588;1366122849;mircea_popescu;1/99 really is 0/100 after 72 tries or somesuch -9587;1366122851;Bugpowder;in settlement negation, client management and selection is essential for optimizing firm revenue under contingency model -9586;1366122869;Bugpowder;You want a client that already is rich -9585;1366122899;ezdiy;Bugpowder: until you're overrun by competition which caters to long trail :) -9584;1366122909;Bugpowder;so when a defendant finally raises the settlement offer from 1MM to $10MM, the client doesn't piss himself and take the money -9583;1366122913;BitHub;come join us at #oracles&rogues where we perform miracle readings and premonitions -9582;1366122919;BitHub;mircea hi :) -9581;1366122922;mircea_popescu;ello -9580;1366122932;ezdiy;moar crystal balls, yay -9579;1366122944;BitHub;yes but this one is lulz -9578;1366122946;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder this is incidentally why i never raise offers. i make an offer. any further discussion is met with a deduction from the offer. -9577;1366122952;BitHub;especially the slang -9576;1366122996;mircea_popescu;works with women, too. ask her out. she fails to accept... well... he'll have to work at it next time. -9575;1366123008;mircea_popescu;haha i missed an s in there to great benefit. -9574;1366123015;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: i'm afraid this is not universally acceptable *g* -9573;1366123016;Bugpowder;you need a client that can say, fuck 100% at 10MM, let's try for the 30% shot at 100MM -9572;1366123020;ezdiy;try that with any self-respecting woman -9571;1366123024;ezdiy;or human, for that matter lol -9570;1366123024;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10700 @ 0.00071 = 7.597 BTC [+] -9569;1366123031;BitHub;is the site issues all good now mircea? -9568;1366123040;BitHub;well the ddos bs, same guy as gox? -9567;1366123058;Bugpowder;ezdiy: works will all women -9566;1366123063;ezdiy;yeah -9565;1366123065;ezdiy;daddy issues ftw -9564;1366123066;ezdiy;:) -9563;1366123067;Bugpowder;most men too -9562;1366123079;ezdiy;well, generally works with doormats of all walks of life -9561;1366123088;Bugpowder;not just doormats. -9560;1366123093;KRS1;heh doormats -9559;1366123108;BitHub;i only trust asicminer -9558;1366123109;Bugpowder;There is a lot of truth in 'The Game' -9557;1366123120;BitHub;pua? -9556;1366123125;Bugpowder;yah -9555;1366123128;BitHub;heh -9554;1366123136;BitHub;i enjoy that -9553;1366123141;Bugpowder;of course, you must be savvy enough to adapt it to your own style -9552;1366123144;BitHub;niel strauss -9551;1366123148;BitHub;neil -9550;1366123152;pgp;morning -9549;1366123155;Bugpowder;and now deal with everyone know about The Game -9548;1366123157;BitHub;better off reading robert greene books tho -9547;1366123160;ezdiy;Bugpowder: in it's core, it's artificial price inflation -9546;1366123171;ezdiy;Bugpowder: youre making scarce something which is in reality not scarce at all -9545;1366123174;ezdiy;smart women realize that :) -9544;1366123177;BitHub;read his art of seduction -9543;1366123180;mircea_popescu;ezdiy it only works with self respecting people. -9542;1366123181;BitHub;he's the real master -9541;1366123188;Bugpowder;which is tricky, because doing the meta-game game usually doesn't not go well. -9540;1366123206;Bugpowder;I read all this shit when it was just on that web forum -9539;1366123208;mircea_popescu;they're the only ones that can go yes or no on the first presentation and stick to it. -9538;1366123210;Bugpowder;way before the books -9537;1366123222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1300 @ 0.00070023 = 0.9103 BTC [-] -9536;1366123241;Bugpowder;I went from having NO women, to 2 hot girlfriends at the same time -9535;1366123256;BitHub;women are very easy -9534;1366123260;Bugpowder;although a part of my integrity died -9533;1366123270;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder why not tell them ? -9532;1366123275;Bugpowder;heheh -9531;1366123277;mircea_popescu;what ? -9530;1366123279;Bugpowder;early days -9529;1366123282;mircea_popescu;a -9528;1366123290;Bugpowder;I was not ready for that at 20 yr old -9527;1366123303;BitHub;have you developed your inner game yet? -9526;1366123303;mircea_popescu;girls don't mind eating a girl out once they figure out it's safe. -9525;1366123315;BitHub;don't listen to mircea when it comes to girls -9524;1366123324;mircea_popescu;yeah, i agree. -9523;1366123327;Bugpowder;I am retired from the game -9522;1366123327;BitHub;probably hasn't been with one for a while -9521;1366123337;BitHub;just be yourself -9520;1366123339;mircea_popescu;ahaha -9519;1366123340;BitHub;its simple -9518;1366123345;ezdiy;BitHub: why not? this sort of talk leads to guys one-upping each other -9517;1366123346;ezdiy;gradually -9516;1366123348;ezdiy;its hilarious -9515;1366123355;mircea_popescu;ezdiy no u. -9514;1366123356;BitHub;maybe im neggin him ;) -9513;1366123359;Bugpowder;lol -9512;1366123371;mircea_popescu;BitHub this chan has a strict no fag policy. -9511;1366123372;BitHub;or that alpha male technique thingy -9510;1366123375;ezdiy;mircea_popescu: awww. are we negging? :) -9509;1366123379;ezdiy;/insert relevant xkcd/ -9508;1366123382;BitHub;heh better ban yourself then -9507;1366123394;mircea_popescu;i don't smoke. -9506;1366123412;BitHub;just run off with peoples bits yeah? -9505;1366123423;mircea_popescu;heh. -9504;1366123435;BitHub;i kid, i love you -9503;1366123455;Bugpowder;beta male move there BitHub -9502;1366123461;Bugpowder;supplication -9501;1366123464;BitHub;that's how easy it is -9500;1366123466;mircea_popescu;can't he love me ? -9499;1366123467;BitHub;just showing example -9498;1366123482;BitHub;but at the end of the day right its a numbers game -9497;1366123493;BitHub;either you like daddy, or piss off -9496;1366123496;Scrat;;;ticker --last -9495;1366123497;gribble;58.41000 -9494;1366123502;BitHub;new girls turning 18 every day -9493;1366123543;ezdiy;depends on what youre looking for -9492;1366123550;BitHub;listen -9491;1366123560;ezdiy;till 25, people are looking just for a cheap fuck -9490;1366123562;BitHub;you know why people get gf's and wives etc -9489;1366123570;mircea_popescu;you do ? -9488;1366123572;BitHub;because they're poor and scared to die alone -9487;1366123579;ezdiy;yep -9486;1366123584;Bugpowder;hmmm -9485;1366123588;Bugpowder;can't agree with that -9484;1366123595;BitHub;its true -9483;1366123598;mircea_popescu;everybody dies alone. -9482;1366123599;ezdiy;BitHub: whats worse, there are rich people who die alone -9481;1366123600;BitHub;work on your bank account -9480;1366123601;ezdiy;in the true sense -9479;1366123609;Bugpowder;1) positive influence on life, 2) understanding, 3) having kids -9478;1366123610;BitHub;give it away -9477;1366123625;Scrat;disregard bitches, acquire satoshi -9476;1366123627;Scrat;is what i say -9475;1366123630;ezdiy;Scrat: :)))) -9474;1366123631;mircea_popescu;heh. i guess the rebellious youth of these days no longer reads sartre & co huh. -9473;1366123639;Bugpowder;those would be my top 3 reasons for a wife, in some order. -9472;1366123640;BitHub;anyway my point is, be a man and work on making money -9471;1366123646;BitHub;teh girls will cum -9470;1366123675;Bugpowder;Work on something -9469;1366123678;Bugpowder;doesn't need to be money -9468;1366123681;Scrat;b-b-but im still a poor beta fag -9467;1366123686;Scrat;t-t-thanks bitcoin-assets -9466;1366123688;mircea_popescu;srsly. learn how to handle a whip and rope. -9465;1366123691;Bugpowder;but you gotta be good at something -9464;1366123696;BitHub;lul mircea -9463;1366123696;Bugpowder;science don't pay -9462;1366123697;ezdiy;BitHub: not much money needed actually -9461;1366123697;BitHub;why -9460;1366123706;BitHub;ezdiy at last 1 million -9459;1366123708;BitHub;least -9458;1366123710;ezdiy;BitHub: it might come as a surprise, but shallow women are mostly interested int *things* -9457;1366123713;mircea_popescu;because more girls need a good whipping than need money at all. -9456;1366123714;BitHub;then you can relax -9455;1366123719;ezdiy;ie visible signs of social status -9454;1366123725;ezdiy;ie piss poor, but a good car -9453;1366123726;ezdiy;etc -9452;1366123749;BitHub;anyway lil off topic, i actually really enjoy all the different bitcoin assets -9451;1366123764;BitHub;and analysing them -9450;1366123788;BitHub;any good ipo's coming up? i'm only feeling asicminer at the moment -9449;1366123956;Bugpowder; -9448;1366123970;Bugpowder;ZIGZAP 2.0 -9447;1366123970;thestringpuller;well smickles has goxxed me -9446;1366124016;Scrat;BitHub: mine -9445;1366124016;Bugpowder;coinbullshitter.com -9444;1366124020;Scrat;it will rox your sox off -9443;1366124036;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i thought he was getting out of brokering ? -9442;1366124049;BitHub;scrat? -9441;1366124056;Bugpowder;he probably should if he locks you up for weeks -9440;1366124059;BitHub;lul bug -9439;1366124077;BitHub;Scrat, hook me up -9438;1366124082;BitHub;scam me and i'll you tho -9437;1366124086;ThickAsThieves;BitHub, do you realize that you're repeatedly looking for confirmation that ASICminer shares are a good buy? -9436;1366124099;BitHub;i already have heaps -9435;1366124101;ThickAsThieves;you know what that means right? -9434;1366124109;ezdiy;self-assuring circle jerks are a good thing -9433;1366124127;mircea_popescu;notrly. -9432;1366124128;BitHub;well name another asset then -9431;1366124140;Scrat;BitHub: well, not yet released -9430;1366124141;Bugpowder;24hr volume, 545,000BTC -9429;1366124142;BitHub;should i put all my btc into ziggap? -9428;1366124149;Bugpowder;this is what happens with no lag -9427;1366124158;Bugpowder;BitHub: It's a long tail play -9426;1366124165;BitHub;or maybe should i put all my btc into BAKEDwell -9425;1366124165;ThickAsThieves;you should be looking for reliable stocks that are tied to USD -9424;1366124181;BitHub;i praise asicminer because its a legit asset -9423;1366124181;Scrat;;;ticker --last -9422;1366124183;gribble;56.91000 -9421;1366124189;Bugpowder;ZIGZAP, BAKEWELL distressed assets and litecoin. -9420;1366124189;ThickAsThieves;since USD is going up -9419;1366124213;BitHub;i want to get your guys opinions on good and trusthworth bitcoin companies that are floating assets -9418;1366124217;BitHub;i mean shares -9417;1366124219;ThickAsThieves;asicminer may be the most stable, but you are essentially locking yourself in to BTC/USD value -9416;1366124226;ThickAsThieves;which you may have noticed is plummeting -9415;1366124236;BitHub;yes -9414;1366124290;BitHub;so during these times of suicides, isn't it better to be collecting divs? and the demand for stable asset is there, so alot of people pumping, allowing you to golden parachute out later when btc price picks up again? -9413;1366124318;ThickAsThieves;:/ -9412;1366124324;ThickAsThieves;not sure where to start -9411;1366124349;Bugpowder;S.DICE could be good -9410;1366124349;ThickAsThieves;you really think divs will outweigh your loss in BTC/USD value? -9409;1366124360;Bugpowder;but you really need that betting volume to pickup -9408;1366124364;Bugpowder;it hasn't yet -9407;1366124371;ThickAsThieves;Bug, check again -9406;1366124372;mircea_popescu;@DalaiLama It’s unrealistic to think that the future of humanity can be achieved only on the basis of prayer, what we need is to take action. -9405;1366124380;mircea_popescu;i guess another religion confronts its intellectual bankruptcy. -9404;1366124393;ThickAsThieves;BTC In doubled 2 days ago, quadrupled last night -9403;1366124394;Bugpowder;kik -9402;1366124403;Bugpowder;deepceleron whale watch -9401;1366124453;pgp;I agreed SDICE is the a defensive USD/BTC play -9400;1366124461;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38711.msg1853130#msg1853130 -9399;1366124485;Bugpowder;what da fuck is this plot doing? http://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=12N3m1zR6dkovEZ8fP9LkZkbgtKVX6iGwd -9398;1366124501;ThickAsThieves;lol -9397;1366124502;Bugpowder;I think calling that guy a 'whale' is being a little generous. -9396;1366124521;pizzaman1337;that chart is awesome -9395;1366124524;ThickAsThieves;that is a time travel plot -9394;1366124543;ThickAsThieves;revisionist charting? -9393;1366124552;Scrat;lol -9392;1366124565;Bugpowder;I'd restrict whales to someone with proven 10k btc in a set of addresses and is hammering s.dice for bets of >100BTC for long stretches. -9391;1366124573;pgp;impossible chart? -9390;1366124588;ThickAsThieves;skyline of Tokyo 3030? -9389;1366124613;Scrat;http://i458.photobucket.com/albums/qq302/North_Nitro/HURRDURR.png -9388;1366124636;ThickAsThieves;lol -9387;1366124667;ThickAsThieves;maybe double spend attempts causing that chart? -9386;1366124935;Bugpowder;;;calc 550000*.003*2 -9385;1366124936;gribble;3300 -9384;1366124951;Bugpowder;;;calc 3300*60 -9383;1366124952;gribble;198000 -9382;1366124970;Bugpowder;mtgox only making $200,000 today -9381;1366124979;kakobrekla;bummer -9380;1366125034;pgp;interesting to note that at bitfinex, they have changed margin rules - they use to offer 5x - I guess that didn't work out so good for them... they still have 400k lent out in margin, but at an average annual rate of ONLY 84% - used to be consistently over 300%... Sentiment indicator? -9379;1366125049;kakobrekla;hmm -9378;1366125059;kakobrekla;interesting indeed -9377;1366125115;pgp;i'll be they go smoked trying to liquidate some margin accounts.... -9376;1366125133;mircea_popescu;i am boggled anyone'd take that thing seriously. -9375;1366125144;mircea_popescu;they are using the bitcoinica codebase they've stolen ffs. -9374;1366125154;mircea_popescu;what more ? what more could one do to be untrustworthy ? -9373;1366125303;Namworld;Well as long as someone can fix the security issues of the script (unless funds were actually stolen by the admin)... although it casts some serious doubts about the safety of such a thing. -9372;1366125312;Namworld;meh -9371;1366125328;mircea_popescu;no. -9370;1366125343;mircea_popescu;currently bitcoin contains this throng of idiots who literally have no standard. -9369;1366125352;mircea_popescu;if you go by them there is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING one can do to fuck up. -9368;1366125369;mircea_popescu;this will ensure bitcoin's failure on the long term if allowed to continue. -9367;1366125382;mircea_popescu;there must be standards, and if those standards are breached the person must be dead. -9366;1366125403;pizzaman1337;dead? -9365;1366125406;mircea_popescu;dead. -9364;1366125421;Scrat;pk'd -9363;1366125438;mircea_popescu;there's currently absolutely nothing jared kenna can do to become a bitcoin business person again. -9362;1366125440;mircea_popescu;nothing at all. -9361;1366125445;mircea_popescu;repaying all his debts ? nope, doesn't do it. -9360;1366125454;mircea_popescu;build a temple to satoshi ? mnope, doesn't do it. -9359;1366125462;mircea_popescu;you scam, you're dead. -9358;1366125510;Namworld;I didn't say it was good, I said it COULD be possible to reuse some failed codebase if someone fixed it. Not that I think this is likely to have occured. -9357;1366125531;mircea_popescu;but! they didn;t obtain permission! -9356;1366125546;mircea_popescu;the bitcoinica victims, one of their avenues to recover something of their lost money -9355;1366125552;mircea_popescu;would have been codebase licensing. for fixing etc. -9354;1366125590;Namworld;yeah but that's not happening regardless, does it? -9353;1366125624;mircea_popescu;doesn't seem likely. i have no idea who'd fix ror code. -9352;1366125628;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38711.msg1853238#msg1853238 -9351;1366125629;kakobrekla;idiots -9350;1366125632;kakobrekla;srsly -9349;1366125638;kakobrekla;that is why bitcoin is fucked -9348;1366125639;Namworld;Maybe I should read more about these cases, but I can't care enough to go and do it. -9347;1366125648;kakobrekla;"young enterpreneurs and still learning their business" -9346;1366125649;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla how much you got locked there ? -9345;1366125649;kakobrekla;fuck you. -9344;1366125659;kakobrekla;30k -9343;1366125664;kakobrekla;not much but eh -9342;1366125687;mircea_popescu;"young entrepreneurs learning the business" heh. -9341;1366125692;mircea_popescu;that's exactly what i[m talking about. -9340;1366125699;mircea_popescu;"he's a young dentist learning dentistry". -9339;1366125721;mircea_popescu;on your teeth motherfucker. this is okay. because most retards are tauight how to write and nothing else, then given internet access. -9338;1366125731;Bugpowder;New Major Lazer out today. noice -9337;1366125880;Namworld;Honestly, if someone is going to make an exchange or anything without much experience, make it clear BTC withdrawals will take a long time to process. Because there won't be a hotwallet. -9336;1366125923;kakobrekla;i am talking fiat money here -9335;1366125940;kakobrekla;the tx is 'pending confirmation' for days now -9334;1366125947;kakobrekla;fuck you and give me my money -9333;1366125962;Namworld;eh... that's no good either -9332;1366125991;pgp;holding up fiat is just plain bad business... -9331;1366125995;kakobrekla;Namworld the problem is -9330;1366126001;kakobrekla;noone who is sane -9329;1366126004;kakobrekla;would make fiat exchange -9328;1366126007;kakobrekla;in the FIRST PLAE -9327;1366126010;kakobrekla;PLACE -9326;1366126011;mircea_popescu;lol -9325;1366126037;pgp;BTC, expecially large amounts, i understand. Do you prefer convenience or security? -9324;1366126045;pgp;bounce! -9323;1366126093;pgp;got a little longer overnight - scale seller over 65 methinks -9322;1366126200;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.83501 BTC [-] -9321;1366126224;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.835 BTC [-] -9320;1366126305;pgp;gox 24h volume at 547k... that's HUGE... -9319;1366126371;unbalanced;;;seen jurov -9318;1366126371;gribble;jurov was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 5 hours, 2 minutes, and 57 seconds ago: no wonder everyone uses ;;next -9317;1366126502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.24999998 BTC [+] -9316;1366126546;pgp;future fiat exchange will need blessing of govt and prolly a banking license to be truly succesful -9315;1366126585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1118 @ 0.00071387 = 0.7981 BTC [+] -9314;1366126586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6682 @ 0.00071 = 4.7442 BTC [-] -9313;1366126590;pgp;friendly jurisdictions like panama, malta, gibralter, costa rica, even -9312;1366126824;error4733;or just use ripple instead ! -9311;1366126837;Bugpowder;pgp No lag = more trades -9310;1366126845;BitHub;bitcoinmilf -9309;1366126875;BitHub;scrat ? -9308;1366126885;BitHub;let me know about teh asset -9307;1366127051;Namworld;547k... impressive -9306;1366127098;deadweasel_work;are we going to bounce around this week and still return to 30$? -9305;1366127118;deadweasel_work;or is 50 the bottom? -9304;1366127181;thestringpuller;;;ticker -9303;1366127183;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.00100, Best ask: 59.92000, Bid-ask spread: 0.91900, Last trade: 59.89000, 24 hour volume: 547666.44717794, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 98.22700, 24 hour vwap: 68.89155 -9302;1366127269;error4733;;;next -9301;1366127270;gribble;57-58 support | resistance: 70, 77, 85-88 | upper target in case of breakout mid-90s - 100 | highest targets 111-113 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 16 2013, 10:40 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 2 hours, 7 minutes, and 48 seconds ago -9300;1366127311;Namworld;I'd be surprised 50 is the bottom -9299;1366127388;Namworld;Also I don't understand how this support/resistance is calculated... -9298;1366127428;Namworld;This data looks dubious -9297;1366127554;pgp;;;bids 30 -9296;1366127554;gribble;There are currently 130246.66 bitcoins demanded at or over 30.0 USD, worth 5550385.33549 USD in total. | Data vintage: 8.8607 seconds -9295;1366127565;pgp;;;bids 90 -9294;1366127565;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 19.9924 seconds -9293;1366127577;pgp;;;asks 90 -9292;1366127578;gribble;There are currently 51116.173 bitcoins offered at or under 90.0 USD, worth 3911649.1496 USD in total. | Data vintage: 32.4811 seconds -9291;1366127629;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -9290;1366127629;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.29001, Best ask: 59.66249, Bid-ask spread: 0.37248, Last trade: 59.66249, 24 hour volume: 547741.83685989, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 98.22700, 24 hour vwap: 68.88007 -9289;1366127635;ThickAsThieves;50 isnt bottom -9288;1366127701;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.47000001 = 1.41 BTC [-] -9287;1366127703;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.47 = 0.94 BTC [-] -9286;1366127717;pgp;;;next -9285;1366127717;gribble;57-58 support | resistance: 70, 77, 85-88 | upper target in case of breakout mid-90s - 100 | highest targets 111-113 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 16 2013, 10:40 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 2 hours, 15 minutes, and 16 seconds ago -9284;1366127742;ThickAsThieves;14 hours ago: There are currently 35974.547 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD -9283;1366127749;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 100 -9282;1366127749;gribble;There are currently 68671.866 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 5613040.35424 USD in total. | Data vintage: 63.7432 seconds -9281;1366127764;Bugpowder;deadweasel: I suspect we could bounce as high as 90 in the next few days, but also expect to see 30 or below sometime in the next 3 -9280;1366127766;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.09001 BTC [-] -9279;1366127767;Namworld;We've accumulated a nice 68k BTC asks under 100 USD/BTC. It keeps raising, bids keeps lowering. Looks like mostly people cashing out right now. -9278;1366127768;Bugpowder;3 months -9277;1366127774;error4733;;;bids 49.9 -9276;1366127775;gribble;There are currently 33142.458 bitcoins demanded at or over 49.9 USD, worth 1740332.85768 USD in total. | Data vintage: 89.1672 seconds -9275;1366127801;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 20000 -9274;1366127801;gribble;A market order to sell 20000 bitcoins right now would net 1080445.3355 USD and would take the last price down to 51.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 54.0223 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 115.8273 seconds -9273;1366127808;ThickAsThieves;;;market --sell 30000 -9272;1366127811;gribble;A market order to sell 30000 bitcoins right now would net 1585346.9489 USD and would take the last price down to 50.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 52.8449 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0009 seconds -9271;1366127822;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.45 = 0.9 BTC [-] -9270;1366127823;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.445 = 0.89 BTC [-] -9269;1366127824;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.441 = 0.882 BTC [-] -9268;1366127826;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.44 = 1.76 BTC [-] -9267;1366127833;Bugpowder;similar level of bids were there when I went to bed -9266;1366127834;deadweasel_work;Bugpowder: that follows previous bubble behavior, no? -9265;1366127836;ThickAsThieves;so 50 would only be bottom if no one dodges falling price -9264;1366127868;Bugpowder;got cleaned out then bounced to 66 in the space of 3 hours -9263;1366127869;Namworld;yeah -9262;1366127893;Bugpowder;deadweasel_work: yes. That's really the only thing I'm going on here. -9261;1366127896;error4733;when you try to compare with 2011 bubble, dont forget MTgox hack ! less than a week after crash -9260;1366127905;Bugpowder;true -9259;1366127916;Bugpowder;well… get ready for a hack then! -9258;1366127917;Bugpowder;:) -9257;1366127920;Namworld;well we've had lots of bounce. People each time hoped for a quick rise back so they could sell their BTC they bought at a premium. -9256;1366127921;ThickAsThieves;lol -9255;1366127932;Namworld;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD#rg10zigHourlyztgSza1gEMAzm1g10za2gEMAzm2g50zv -9254;1366127939;Namworld;Still looks strongly bearish -9253;1366127965;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00195 BTC [-] -9252;1366127999;ThickAsThieves;yep ADX also falls whenever buying increases -9251;1366128008;pgp;i agree, though I think we could break out here to upper 60's -9250;1366128032;pgp;then come back down -9249;1366128033;Bugpowder;Trend is yo friend -9248;1366128046;Bugpowder;when it was going up, buy the dips, buy calls -9247;1366128086;Bugpowder;when its going down, wait it out, or take short term long positions on sharp selloffs, selling the bounce, if you must trade -9246;1366128113;Namworld;yeah -9245;1366128176;ThickAsThieves;we'll plateau or slight slope until buying/volume subsides, then dumping will resume -9244;1366128220;Bugpowder;The beatings will continue until morale improves -9243;1366128233;Scrat;;;eightball will we stabilize -9242;1366128234;gribble;What are you asking me for? -9241;1366128255;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball Will we see 40 in less than 24 hours? -9240;1366128256;gribble;NO. -9239;1366128263;ThickAsThieves;:( -9238;1366128299;Namworld;;;eightball Will we see 40 USD/BTC in less than 24 hours? -9237;1366128299;gribble;It is so. -9236;1366128309;ThickAsThieves;oh it thought i meant something else -9235;1366128310;Scrat;if I were filthy rich I'd make a bot that trades based on gribble's eightball, just for kicks -9234;1366128313;ThickAsThieves;maybe age -9233;1366128314;Namworld;He must have confused 40 for something else -9232;1366128315;ThickAsThieves;:) -9231;1366128330;ThickAsThieves;my birthday is soon, not 40 just yet -9230;1366128364;thestringpuller;;;ticker -9229;1366128365;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 59.89701, Best ask: 59.91000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01299, Last trade: 59.91000, 24 hour volume: 549138.33281102, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 98.22700, 24 hour vwap: 68.83756 -9228;1366128384;thestringpuller;;;bc,24hprc -9227;1366128386;gribble;69.26 -9226;1366128405;ThickAsThieves;;;gribble If you gave 3 wishes, could I wish for more wishes? -9225;1366128405;gribble;yes I am gribble. why do you keep bothering me? -9224;1366128415;ThickAsThieves;fine -9223;1366128431;ThickAsThieves;;;eightball If you gave 3 wishes, could I wish for more wishes? -9222;1366128431;gribble;It is so. -9221;1366128558;error4733;;;eightball will satoshi come back ? -9220;1366128558;gribble;Naturally. -9219;1366128591;error4733;;;eightball will satoshi say it was a big joke ? -9218;1366128591;gribble;The outlook is good. -9217;1366128601;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.05000003 BTC [-] -9216;1366128691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8550 @ 0.00070758 = 6.0498 BTC [-] -9215;1366128693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6900 @ 0.0007028 = 4.8493 BTC [-] -9214;1366128694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1400 @ 0.0006965 = 0.9751 BTC [-] -9213;1366128696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2650 @ 0.00069512 = 1.8421 BTC [-] -9212;1366128697;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 5 @ 0.09 = 0.45 BTC [-] -9211;1366128763;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.07201 BTC [-] -9210;1366128786;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 1 @ 0.62 BTC [-] -9209;1366128789;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 35 @ 0.06 = 2.1 BTC [-] -9208;1366129005;kmoneylongshanks;anyone heard anything from the people behind crypto trade? -9207;1366129084;ThickAsThieves;just that they like moving their open date -9206;1366129113;Bugpowder;coinlab? -9205;1366129119;Bugpowder;:) -9204;1366129313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5139 @ 0.00071387 = 3.6686 BTC [+] -9203;1366129400;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00421 = 0.0211 BTC [+] -9202;1366129589;pgp;upside breakout? -9201;1366129631;Bugpowder;falling asleep over here TBH -9200;1366129652;Bugpowder;lets see it hit 62 -9199;1366129719;thestringpuller;;;ticker -9198;1366129720;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 61.00102, Best ask: 61.69899, Bid-ask spread: 0.69797, Last trade: 61.00102, 24 hour volume: 552465.69282423, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 98.22700, 24 hour vwap: 68.74805 -9197;1366129923;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.00377 = 0.0754 BTC [-] -9196;1366130313;thestringpuller;;;ticker -9195;1366130315;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 61.49999, Best ask: 61.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 61.49999, 24 hour volume: 553160.98601480, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 98.22700, 24 hour vwap: 68.72244 -9194;1366130318;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 60 @ 0.0036 = 0.216 BTC [-] -9193;1366130468;mircea_popescu;http://www.google.com/search?q=scott+locklin&tbs=qdr:d lol -9192;1366130471;mircea_popescu;i wonder if he learns by it. -9191;1366130474;pgp;all this 0.01 shit on the gox book is ridiculous... -9190;1366130698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5087 @ 0.00071387 = 3.6315 BTC [+] -9189;1366130700;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4312 @ 0.00071404 = 3.0789 BTC [+] -9188;1366130702;ThickAsThieves;it speaks volumes -9187;1366130705;ThickAsThieves;badoom -9186;1366130761;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.88 = 4.4 BTC [+] -9185;1366130780;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=130982.msg1850804#msg1850804 1 by bot -9141;1366132782;Namworld;yeah -9140;1366132797;Namworld;although at half the strike value, they're worth 1 BTC already... -9139;1366132802;Namworld;but still -9138;1366132863;Namworld;best puts are in the money at 32 USD/BTC -9137;1366132993;mircea_popescu;pgp 1 is a max for calls, it has no particular relaiton to puts. -9136;1366133397;thestringpuller;;;ticker -9135;1366133399;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 60.97661, Best ask: 61.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.52339, Last trade: 61.84948, 24 hour volume: 562839.81439493, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 97.69000, 24 hour vwap: 68.46823 -9134;1366133981;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P050T] 5 @ 1.080704 = 5.4035 BTC [+] -9133;1366133997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00069802 = 3.4901 BTC [-] -9132;1366134008;pgp;$avg -9131;1366134010;mpexbot;pgp: 68.88 -9130;1366134113;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C062N] 3 @ 0.80630438 = 2.4189 BTC [+] -9129;1366134414;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00069512 = 3.8927 BTC [-] -9128;1366134419;jcpham;http://forum.kink.com/thread/33662 -9127;1366134420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8007 @ 0.00069311 = 5.5497 BTC [-] -9126;1366134483;ThickAsThieves;Bitcoin is a deadly pyramid scheme! -9125;1366134544;pgp;mp: i understand that puts can be > 1, but if you look at it from a USD perspective all the put are guranteed losers, right? -9124;1366134600;mircea_popescu;how so ? -9123;1366134650;pgp;am i right in assuming that O.USD.P050T is "best" put right now? -9122;1366134668;mircea_popescu;well... what's a best put ? -9121;1366134691;ThickAsThieves;the one with the lowest break even i suppose would be the "safest" -9120;1366134695;pgp;lowest implied vol? just want to walk through an example -9119;1366134720;ThickAsThieves;which would be somewhere around P074 -9118;1366134721;mircea_popescu;ok, let's try the example then. [MPEX] [O.USD.P050T] 5 @ 1.080704 = 5.4035 BTC [+] -9117;1366134732;mircea_popescu;if you atm have 5.4035 btc, their value is whatever, 300 bucks. -9116;1366134750;pgp;yes... -9115;1366134752;ThickAsThieves;sry ignore me -9114;1366134755;ThickAsThieves;was looking atcalls -9113;1366134755;mircea_popescu;if you keep it as btc and btc goes to $6, you have 30 bucks. so from a fiat perspective lost 90% of your fortune. -9112;1366134786;mircea_popescu;if you trade it for puts and btc goes to $6, you now have 44/6 * 5 = 35 btc or so. -9111;1366134808;mircea_popescu;even if you count those at $6 each, it's hardly a loser compared to 30 bucks. -9110;1366134878;ThickAsThieves;best put atm is 89 -9109;1366134880;pgp;35 BTC * 6 = $210 -9108;1366134891;pgp;I started with $300 -9107;1366134908;pgp;no way to win in fiat terms -9106;1366134931;mircea_popescu;yes well, you didn't. you started with 5 btc. -9105;1366134943;mircea_popescu;the easy way to get 300 is to sell out. -9104;1366134950;mircea_popescu;basically the bot is of the opinion BTC is fucked, -9103;1366134961;mircea_popescu;on the strength of what it saw in the charts. -9102;1366134968;mircea_popescu;this is something we've been discussing at length yest i thought ? -9101;1366134974;pgp;look at the trade in the sense that I start in fiat and end in fiat - guaranteed loser -9100;1366135001;ThickAsThieves;no puts or calls are really worth it atm -9099;1366135015;mircea_popescu;as far as the bot is concerned, bitcoin is a dead horse it would seem. -9098;1366135021;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 2 @ 0.00063 = 0.0013 BTC [+] -9097;1366135022;mircea_popescu;that was the entire point of yest's convo -9096;1366135025;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 8 @ 0.00062 = 0.005 BTC [-] -9095;1366135040;ThickAsThieves;bit is scurred -9094;1366135042;pgp;if we used your prices, converted to USD and computed like convention option in USD, all puts are guaranteed losers... -9093;1366135046;ThickAsThieves;bot* -9092;1366135057;ThickAsThieves;so sell btc instead -9091;1366135078;ThickAsThieves;bot does not want out business -9090;1366135082;ThickAsThieves;our* -9089;1366135137;mircea_popescu;more like "nothing that goes from 20 to 260 and then down to 60 has a future" -9088;1366135146;mircea_popescu;which, on the strength of that alone, i find difficult to contest -9087;1366135154;ThickAsThieves;meh -9086;1366135156;mircea_popescu;and the bot only sees graphs, charts and so forth. -9085;1366135167;ThickAsThieves;a little obtuse imo -9084;1366135171;mircea_popescu;it doesn't make judgements as of technology etc. -9083;1366135176;mircea_popescu;well ofcourse. it's a bot after all. -9082;1366135188;ThickAsThieves;it could still be making money -9081;1366135204;ThickAsThieves;if it was smarter -9080;1366135253;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 15 @ 0.0042 = 0.063 BTC [+] -9079;1366135280;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 14 @ 0.00421 = 0.0589 BTC [+] -9078;1366135307;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 157 @ 0.004285 = 0.6727 BTC [+] -9077;1366135338;ThickAsThieves;bot is an instrument in the volatility game, yet goes to bed when things get volatile -9076;1366135363;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 52 @ 0.004287 = 0.2229 BTC [+] -9075;1366135403;mircea_popescu;yes. just like the guy on first base is an instrument in the game of baseball -9074;1366135410;mircea_popescu;yet he leaves the field once somebody takes out a machete. -9073;1366135417;ThickAsThieves;lol -9072;1366135425;jborkl;micrea_popescu can you clear a deposit -9071;1366135427;mircea_popescu;one of the key factors eveeryone has to consider when promoting idiocy, -9070;1366135443;ThickAsThieves;is machetes -9069;1366135453;mircea_popescu;whether it's pirate idiocy like gigavps did, or price idiocy like keiser & co did, or simple technical idiocy like pushing tradehill or coinbase etc : -9068;1366135459;mircea_popescu;as stupidity is promoted, sense simply leaves. -9067;1366135522;ThickAsThieves;like you said, we already discussed this, so I shouldnt beat the dead horse, but in the end the bot is flawed -9066;1366135584;ThickAsThieves;not a horrible crime -9065;1366135609;mircea_popescu;im not terivbly sure it's flawed. -9064;1366135617;mircea_popescu;we are looking into it, but overall it's a difficult argument. -9063;1366135627;mircea_popescu;anwyay. deposits flushed. -9062;1366135635;guruvan;I wouldn't let most any of my own automated trader bots trade in this market -9061;1366135664;mircea_popescu;the chief idea here is that mechanisms that exist to make this a market, and serious, and worth money, and respectable, -9060;1366135668;mircea_popescu;can be wrecked by people being idiots. -9059;1366135688;mircea_popescu;inasmuch as people behave idiotically they have not the right to functioning mechanisms, nor are entitled to actual service. -9058;1366135700;guruvan;swing machetes made of USD around wildly in the air -9057;1366135740;mircea_popescu;i guess the one most bitter lesson btc will force down people's throats is that elusive personal responsibility thing. -9056;1366135760;mircea_popescu;that conservatives always roil about and socialists keep pretending to have never quite heard of. -9055;1366135777;ThickAsThieves;didnt know the bot was so political -9054;1366135811;guruvan;maybe the bot should tweet -9053;1366135818;mircea_popescu;lol -9052;1366135825;mircea_popescu;nature of the world is political sadly. -9051;1366136003;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P059T] 90 @ 0.2 = 18 BTC -9050;1366136250;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P059T] 18 @ 0.2 = 3.6 BTC -9049;1366136382;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.861 BTC [+] -9048;1366136716;kakobrekla;17:22.30 ( coinmaster ) [MtGox] BTC 66.920 USD (-1.280 USD) -9047;1366136716;kakobrekla;17:22.34 ( coinmaster ) [Stamp] BTC 74.780 USD (+0.780 USD) -9046;1366136719;kakobrekla;lulz -9045;1366136785;kakobrekla;/rally -on -9044;1366136809;kakobrekla;!r CyrusAFK -9043;1366136903;mircea_popescu;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZaOhMk1r5I -9042;1366136907;kakobrekla;well -9041;1366136913;kakobrekla;we have some buying happening -9040;1366136914;kakobrekla;76 -9039;1366136917;kakobrekla;77 -9038;1366136918;kakobrekla;lmao -9037;1366136926;kakobrekla;78 -9036;1366136936;ThickAsThieves;hold for my deposits plzzzzz -9035;1366136960;kakobrekla;someone wanted 10k btc -9034;1366136971;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.80101 BTC [-] -9033;1366136975;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.801 BTC [-] -9032;1366136978;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.790301 = 3.9515 BTC [-] -9031;1366136980;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7903 = 1.5806 BTC [-] -9030;1366136983;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.7903 = 1.5806 BTC [-] -9029;1366136996;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.790233 = 2.3707 BTC [-] -9028;1366136999;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.790202 = 3.951 BTC [-] -9027;1366137013;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.7902 BTC [-] -9026;1366137016;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.7901 = 3.9505 BTC [-] -9025;1366137019;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 0.79 = 7.11 BTC [-] -9024;1366137057;ThickAsThieves;so everything's back to normal! -9023;1366137066;ThickAsThieves;buy buy buy ;) -9022;1366137113;ThickAsThieves;lag is back? -9021;1366137117;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -9020;1366137118;gribble;MtGox lag is 8.284369 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0166017827196 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin one full loop along the orbit of the Moon around Earth (0.016 AU). -9019;1366137145;ThickAsThieves;got pizza on the processor again -9018;1366137188;ThickAsThieves;So now they freez at high price -9017;1366137193;ThickAsThieves;to influence markets -9016;1366137196;ThickAsThieves;to buy -9015;1366137203;ThickAsThieves;for another big dump -9014;1366137236;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -9013;1366137237;gribble;MtGox lag is 2.067305 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0041428560733 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its third largest moon, Io (0.002819 AU). -9012;1366137262;bgupta;ddos? -9011;1366137276;joecool;quality -9010;1366137282;bgupta;feels ddos-like since sites other mtgox are acting wonky -9009;1366137285;joecool;that's the upgraded hardware -9008;1366137288;joecool;doing its job -9007;1366137296;pgp;and back down again -9006;1366137298;bgupta;other than mtgox -9005;1366137341;thestringpuller;;;ticker -9004;1366137343;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 71.13370, Best ask: 71.19999, Bid-ask spread: 0.06629, Last trade: 71.30500, 24 hour volume: 599982.61592459, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 96.41990, 24 hour vwap: 68.47706 -9003;1366137401;ThickAsThieves;burnside wake up! -9002;1366137571;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1551 BTC [+] -9001;1366137764;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P059T] 4 @ 0.2 = 0.8 BTC -9000;1366137852;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P059T] 1 @ 0.2 BTC -8999;1366138293;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -8998;1366138294;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 77.00000, Best ask: 77.19000, Bid-ask spread: 0.19000, Last trade: 77.00000, 24 hour volume: 604694.37166289, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 96.35000, 24 hour vwap: 68.48964 -8997;1366138650;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00365 = 7.3 BTC [+] -8996;1366138652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00365001 = 3.65 BTC [+] -8995;1366138663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00355003 = 3.55 BTC [-] -8994;1366138690;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P059T] 15 @ 0.2 = 3 BTC -8993;1366138704;KRS-1;looking much better -8992;1366138761;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P059T] 3 @ 0.2 = 0.6 BTC -8991;1366139164;pgp;24h volume is 614k on gox - my, my, that's a lot of coin -8990;1366139634;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.14399 BTC [-] -8989;1366139734;Namworld;pgp: I have traded over 2500 BTC on ~250 BTC... -8988;1366139761;Namworld;614k is probably less than actual BTC traded, probably a good chunk of back and forth -8987;1366139816;Namworld;Fortunately... -8986;1366139917;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.43 = 1.72 BTC [+] -8985;1366139956;error4733;;;next -8984;1366139957;gribble;57-58 support | resistance: 70, 77, 85-88 | upper target in case of breakout mid-90s - 100 | highest targets 111-113 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 16 2013, 10:40 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 5 hours, 39 minutes, and 17 seconds ago -8983;1366140091;Namworld;... -8982;1366140198;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.14399 BTC [-] -8981;1366140246;Diablo-D3;;;next -8980;1366140246;gribble;57-58 support | resistance: 70, 77, 85-88 | upper target in case of breakout mid-90s - 100 | highest targets 111-113 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 16 2013, 10:40 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 5 hours, 44 minutes, and 6 seconds ago -8979;1366140253;Diablo-D3;oh nice -8978;1366140263;kakobrekla;this is not nice -8977;1366140267;kakobrekla;you are not polite -8976;1366140270;kakobrekla;behave. -8975;1366140297;jurov;;;ticker -8974;1366140298;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 75.00000, Best ask: 75.20000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 75.00000, 24 hour volume: 619256.52243863, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 95.99999, 24 hour vwap: 68.57269 -8973;1366140317;jurov;95? when? -8972;1366140324;kakobrekla;yesterday -8971;1366140333;Namworld;yeah -8970;1366140429;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.14399 BTC [-] -8969;1366140473;jcpham;http://jcph.am/2013/04/15/good-love/ -8968;1366140476;jcpham;more blog -8967;1366140531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2112 @ 0.0036 = 7.6032 BTC [+] -8966;1366140533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00350001 = 3.5 BTC [-] -8965;1366140593;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P059T] 13 @ 0.2 = 2.6 BTC -8964;1366140677;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.15 BTC [+] -8963;1366140693;kakobrekla;hm -8962;1366140702;kakobrekla;i just switched that video to 2.30 or smth -8961;1366140706;kakobrekla;whats that garbage -8960;1366140723;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P059T] 2 @ 0.2 = 0.4 BTC -8959;1366140735;kakobrekla;failing to imitate outcast -8958;1366140735;jcpham;cats in heat murdering each other -8957;1366140744;joecool;HIV -8956;1366140768;jcpham;marvin gaye after that -8955;1366140771;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -8954;1366140808;error4733;;;asks 89.9 -8953;1366140809;gribble;There are currently 28254.964 bitcoins offered at or under 89.9 USD, worth 2384060.18064 USD in total. | Data vintage: 34.7650 seconds -8952;1366140820;KRS-1;;;bids 80 -8951;1366140820;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 80.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 46.6460 seconds -8950;1366140894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00340001 = 3.4 BTC [-] -8949;1366140946;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.P059T] 4 @ 0.2 = 0.8 BTC -8948;1366141020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3740 @ 0.00069482 = 2.5986 BTC [+] -8947;1366141039;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.14001 BTC [-] -8946;1366141052;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-] -8945;1366141461;Scrat;;;ticker --vol -8944;1366141462;gribble;625728.90077261 -8943;1366141464;Scrat;sick -8942;1366141502;error4733;;;asks 89.9 -8941;1366141504;gribble;There are currently 24685.39 bitcoins offered at or under 89.9 USD, worth 2107078.45197 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0031 seconds -8940;1366141578;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -8939;1366141579;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 80.25100, Best ask: 80.44815, Bid-ask spread: 0.19715, Last trade: 80.44815, 24 hour volume: 629746.79613590, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 95.90000, 24 hour vwap: 68.70007 -8938;1366141626;ThickAsThieves;;;next -8937;1366141626;gribble;57-58 support | resistance: 70, 77, 85-88 | upper target in case of breakout mid-90s - 100 | highest targets 111-113 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 16 2013, 10:40 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 6 hours, 7 minutes, and 6 seconds ago -8936;1366141653;error4733;;;eightball 90$ today ? -8935;1366141653;gribble;The answer is def-- oooh! shiny thing! -8934;1366141703;Bugpowder;it was just a temporary setback guys -8933;1366141707;Bugpowder;moving ALL IN -8932;1366141719;Namworld;;;eightball Will price go down to 40 USD/BTC today? -8931;1366141720;gribble;The answer is certainly yes. -8930;1366141751;error4733;go home eightball u'r drunk -8929;1366141832;error4733;still 70% cashed out bug ? -8928;1366141843;mircea_popescu;lol -8927;1366141843;Bugpowder;nope -8926;1366141846;Bugpowder;100% -8925;1366141848;Bugpowder;actually -8924;1366141853;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.17999 BTC [+] -8923;1366141856;Namworld;100% cashed out... sounds like me -8922;1366141857;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 2 @ 0.18 = 0.36 BTC [+] -8921;1366141858;Bugpowder;need to cash out the proceeds from the call sales -8920;1366141860;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1885 BTC [+] -8919;1366141864;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 6 @ 0.19 = 1.14 BTC [+] -8918;1366141867;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 100 @ 0.19 = 19 BTC [+] -8917;1366141920;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.37 = 3.7 BTC [+] -8916;1366141926;kakobrekla;you are moving in at 80? -8915;1366141945;error4733;he wait for 30 -8914;1366141953;kakobrekla;18:48.24 ( Bugpowder ) moving ALL IN -8913;1366141961;Bugpowder;joking -8912;1366141967;Bugpowder;sorry -8911;1366141980;kakobrekla;well i wouldnt be suprised tbh -8910;1366141991;error4733;;;asks 89.9 -8909;1366141991;Bugpowder;hee hee -8908;1366141993;gribble;There are currently 20219.645 bitcoins offered at or under 89.9 USD, worth 1753446.30424 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0031 seconds -8907;1366142030;Bugpowder;I just wish I hadn't sold what I picked up at 52 and 51 last night -8906;1366142045;Bugpowder;good trade needs good entry, check, good exit, FAIL. -8905;1366142070;kakobrekla;exit is the bigger part of the trade -8904;1366142140;error4733;;;goxlag -8903;1366142140;gribble;MtGox lag is 18.6353 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0373449325488 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Earth and Moon (0.0257 AU). -8902;1366142463;Bugpowder;OK. Final Ponzi Plot update. Future updates will start from $1 again. -8901;1366142465;Bugpowder;http://i.imgur.com/weHoYzJ.png -8900;1366142583;Bugpowder;dope track http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSaYQc3z7us -8899;1366142639;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00069482 = 2.7793 BTC [+] -8898;1366142709;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/because-most-people-are-idiots-in-spite-of-never-manning-up-and-admitting-to-it/#comment-92759 -8897;1366142722;mircea_popescu;there's a bunch of people looking to verbally invest into btc -8896;1366142729;Bugpowder;lol -8895;1366142737;mircea_popescu;i'm getting a few dozen a week by now. -8894;1366142753;mircea_popescu;i wonder what's the headcount of bullshit artists at today. 4bn ? 7bn ? -8893;1366142840;Bugpowder;You know what's cooler than claiming a $100,000 investment in BTC? Claiming a $10,000,000 investment. -8892;1366142866;mircea_popescu;you know what's more idiotic than claiming you're a millionaire while begging for free pizza ? -8891;1366142907;Bugpowder;no imagination these days. -8890;1366142913;Bugpowder;gotta think big peopel! -8889;1366142967;kakobrekla;i think some became millionaries by begging for free pizzas -8888;1366143018;error4733;some became millionaries with 2 pizzas -8887;1366143044;kakobrekla;yeah mp you really should have picked a different dish -8886;1366143067;kakobrekla;pizzas have implications. -8885;1366143071;thestringpuller;;;ticker -8884;1366143072;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 74.20000, Best ask: 74.38000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18000, Last trade: 75.00000, 24 hour volume: 643361.01494130, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 94.67089, 24 hour vwap: 68.78895 -8883;1366143075;Bugpowder;One of the more exciting moments from last night... http://i.imgur.com/2cJLOTO.png -8882;1366143104;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla they do ?! what ? -8881;1366143113;mircea_popescu;o nm lol. -8880;1366143117;mircea_popescu;yeah. baklava. -8879;1366143169;kakobrekla;yeah i pasted a link to the book when it was showing that -8878;1366143174;kakobrekla;but dub said 'wut' -8877;1366143181;Bugpowder;yes and I capped it -8876;1366143281;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00065 BTC [-] -8875;1366143284;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 200 @ 0.00064 = 0.128 BTC [-] -8874;1366143287;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 5 @ 0.00063 = 0.0032 BTC [-] -8873;1366143290;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 40 @ 0.00062 = 0.0248 BTC [-] -8872;1366143291;kakobrekla;>>http://i.imgur.com/2cJLOTO.png -8871;1366143292;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 250 @ 0.00061 = 0.1525 BTC [-] -8870;1366143296;kakobrekla;did you name it LOTO ? -8869;1366143301;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 20 @ 0.000609 = 0.0122 BTC [-] -8868;1366143304;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000608 BTC [-] -8867;1366143306;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 726 @ 0.000608 = 0.4414 BTC [-] -8866;1366143309;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 99 @ 0.000607 = 0.0601 BTC [-] -8865;1366143312;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 4 @ 0.0006 = 0.0024 BTC [-] -8864;1366143315;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 200 @ 0.0006 = 0.12 BTC [-] -8863;1366143325;mircea_popescu;there goes the 50-100k investment ;/ -8862;1366143348;Bugpowder;nope -8861;1366143358;kakobrekla;cause it was a lottery -8860;1366143360;Bugpowder;its the new YOLO -8859;1366143381;kakobrekla;hehe -8858;1366143505;Bugpowder;646,000 BTC / 24hr -8857;1366143515;Bugpowder;just keeps rising -8856;1366143533;kakobrekla;good sign i guess -8855;1366143568;Bugpowder;lack of lag is nice -8854;1366143572;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00058 BTC [-] -8853;1366143575;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 3725 @ 0.000566 = 2.1084 BTC [-] -8852;1366143607;jcpham;my wife just brought me a sandwich and walked out\ -8851;1366143615;Bugpowder;I wonder how much added liquidity is a result of the reduced fees from couting all the volume during the free trade period towards current fee schedule. -8850;1366143617;Scrat;jcpham: sounds like a good wife -8849;1366143626;jcpham;i'm speechless -8848;1366143645;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 16 @ 0.003811 = 0.061 BTC [-] -8847;1366143656;kakobrekla;jcpham you need to start with domestication early -8846;1366143659;kakobrekla;thats is the trick -8845;1366143665;Scrat;it's just the whales playing with each other -8844;1366143668;Scrat;they will get bored -8843;1366143671;jcpham;it has bacon on it too -8842;1366143702;error4733;she know you have hard time -8841;1366143705;kakobrekla;theyll get borred and go back fapping sdice -8840;1366143708;Scrat;the bugpowdery whales -8839;1366143709;deadweasel_work;well you already married her, all you can do now is eat your sandwich -8838;1366143715;jcpham;ikr -8837;1366143720;jcpham;need to do something for her -8836;1366143736;kakobrekla;return empty plate? -8835;1366143744;jcpham;perfect plan!\ -8834;1366143758;error4733;ask for a second round, best compliment ever -8833;1366143763;deadweasel_work;just tell her you love her and don't dutch oven her. that should be good for a while. -8832;1366143780;Scrat;"blow me while i day trade honey" -8831;1366143781;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.837 = 1.674 BTC [+] -8830;1366143823;mircea_popescu;so is jcpham dead from cyanide poisoning yet ? -8829;1366143831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6750 @ 0.0006891 = 4.6514 BTC [-] -8828;1366143848;error4733;did she ask how reddem a private key yesterday ? -8827;1366143886;unbalanced;Bugpowder, what's the red USD scale in that last plot? USD/BTC? Thousands? I think I get the blue scale. -8826;1366143898;jcpham;sadly she knows the passphrase to my wallet -8825;1366143903;Bugpowder;fold gain in $ terms -8824;1366143930;jcpham;...if only she knew how to mount an encrypted truecrypt container -8823;1366143930;error4733;so its 5 letter max ! sounds a bad passphrase ! -8822;1366144039;bitesak;;;bids 0 -8821;1366144040;gribble;There are currently 52749739 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 12462919.8992 USD in total. | Data vintage: 17.3470 seconds -8820;1366144064;error4733;16M$ yesterday :/ sick sick -8819;1366144109;Bugpowder;10M early this morning -8818;1366144119;unbalanced;Ah, it was just the $ on the axis labels throwing me off. -8817;1366144120;Bugpowder;I'm losing faith in the predictive power of this indicator -8816;1366144175;kakobrekla;there is a lot of noise -8815;1366144213;unbalanced;So the plot ends at 25x in USD terms, 3x in BTC terms. That'll do, pig. That'll do. -8814;1366144289;Bugpowder;it sounds so small when you say it like that -8813;1366144311;unbalanced;(Has anyone seen the movie "Babe"? No?) -8812;1366144327;Bugpowder;the talking pig movie? -8811;1366144329;Bugpowder;no -8810;1366144332;unbalanced;File it under famous movie understatements. -8809;1366144375;unbalanced;The pig saves the farm, incredible achievements transpire, and the perpetually grumpy farmer finally says something positive. -8808;1366144437;unbalanced;http://stream.pleated-jeans.com/post/8902740029/thatll-do-pig -8807;1366144462;kakobrekla;lol -8806;1366144621;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.51 = 1.02 BTC [+] -8805;1366144639;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19499 BTC [+] -8804;1366144647;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 113 @ 0.195 = 22.035 BTC [+] -8803;1366145050;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 0.80599 = 8.0599 BTC [-] -8802;1366145054;jcpham;http://online.wsj.com/article/PR-CO-20130416-909009.html -8801;1366145065;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.805 BTC [-] -8800;1366145068;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.801 BTC [-] -8799;1366145071;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.801 BTC [-] -8798;1366145074;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 20 @ 0.791 = 15.82 BTC [-] -8797;1366145101;Scrat;binary bets :/ -8796;1366145232;pgp;binany options is like satoshi dice... negative EV -8795;1366145418;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19899 BTC [+] -8794;1366145446;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.15001 BTC [-] -8793;1366145552;Bugpowder;Back to 70 -8792;1366145558;mircea_popescu;well pretty much every scam has to be tried out at least once -8791;1366145604;Bugpowder;did u see the million dollar bitcoin homepage -8790;1366145604;Bugpowder;? -8789;1366145764;deadweasel_work;lol, just read bitcoin-assets.com again. "- don’t slap yourself [in public] (yes you DeadWeasel), it’s spammy" -8788;1366145830;pgp;thinking about getting long? http://www.bing.com/videos/watch/video/bad-idea-jeans/17w5aaq4o -8787;1366145864;kakobrekla;us only -8786;1366145906;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder the million dollar bitycoin ? or the bitbillion ? -8785;1366145920;mircea_popescu;or bitmillions or w/e the fuck ? thye kinda run together by now -8784;1366145969;Bugpowder;http://www.milliondollarbitcoinhomepage.com/faq.php -8783;1366145972;Bugpowder;The faq is pretty embarrassing... suprised he hasn't taken it down yet. -8782;1366145981;Bugpowder;Filling up fast. http://www.milliondollarbitcoinhomepage.com/index.php -8781;1366146076;mircea_popescu;heh. is this a buttcoin parody ? -8780;1366146079;kakobrekla;i bought it all and painted gray -8779;1366146111;mircea_popescu;"14.04.2013 -8778;1366146111;mircea_popescu;Website Traffic -8777;1366146111;mircea_popescu;The site traffic is growing every day! Today almost 1,000 uniques and counting. Be the first to pick up your spot on the homepage. Prime time to pick the best spots =)" -8776;1366146149;deyyo;lol at the faq….that is so retarded -8775;1366146187;Bugpowder;he should seed the page with some fake ads -8774;1366146198;Bugpowder;put an mpex and mtgox ad on there -8773;1366146204;Bugpowder;give it some cred -8772;1366146209;mircea_popescu;he did ?! -8771;1366146240;mircea_popescu;Available: 1,000,000 Busy: 0 -8770;1366146241;mircea_popescu;where ? -8769;1366146245;kakobrekla;im just trying to see how much it costs to write fuck you there but its expecive as shit -8768;1366146273;Bugpowder;he should -8767;1366146287;Bugpowder;not clever enough -8766;1366146302;jcpham;http://i.imgur.com/9uxIPKb.png -8765;1366146304;jcpham;I WIN -8764;1366146308;Bugpowder;the street musician ALWAYS has some money in the hat -8763;1366146319;mircea_popescu;he's not smart enough to make a buck busking -8762;1366146324;mircea_popescu;hence why he's on the internet. -8761;1366146365;mircea_popescu;also, 100 dollars per pixel ? what's this to do with bitcoins. -8760;1366146385;jcpham;shrug i got bored of drawing dicks -8759;1366146431;jcpham;doesn't minesweeper for shit -8758;1366146433;joecool;8======>~~~~~~~~ -8757;1366146437;jcpham;never found a single mine -8756;1366146450;kakobrekla;lol -8755;1366146459;mircea_popescu;lol -8754;1366146480;mircea_popescu;thats because you're so good at it. -8753;1366146524;jcpham;drawing dicks or playing minesweeper ;)? -8752;1366146540;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.71 = 5.13 BTC [+] -8751;1366146542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.70000001 BTC [-] -8750;1366146543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.7 = 8.5 BTC [-] -8749;1366146549;mircea_popescu;yea -8748;1366146573;kakobrekla;finding dick patterns in the freemine zone -8747;1366146595;joecool;that's a minesweeping tactic -8746;1366146597;jcpham;here's a funny story -8745;1366146606;jcpham;this one time i was sitting around this campfire -8744;1366146609;joecool;the dicks i mean -8743;1366146617;jcpham;this 12 year old kid blurts out -8742;1366146628;jcpham;"that fire looks like satan's penis!" -8741;1366146632;jcpham;i say -8740;1366146646;jcpham;"excuse me, were you thinking about dicks just now?" -8739;1366146651;jcpham;everyone laughs at kid -8738;1366146666;pgp;kid commits suicide... -8737;1366146671;jcpham;yeah... -8736;1366146688;jcpham;poor guy was broken in front of his peers -8735;1366146811;Diablo-D3;the only proper response to that is "I was thinking how your mom fits mine perfectly" -8734;1366146832;pgp;only response -8733;1366147009;mircea_popescu;that awkward moment when you're watching a vid of some girls going down some stairs and exlaim "wait a second, this is that hotel in belgrade" -8732;1366147026;mircea_popescu;only to immediately realise that a. yes it is, b. they're getting banged and c. that's actually when you were there. -8731;1366147055;mircea_popescu;worse than satan penis. now people think i'm going senile. -8730;1366147077;jurov;how does that follow? -8729;1366147117;jurov;you forgot you filmed them? -8728;1366147168;mircea_popescu;i didn't film it -8727;1366147187;mircea_popescu;i was just there in case they needed money to replace destroyed underwear etc. -8726;1366147206;joecool;sounds reasonable -8725;1366147262;deadweasel_work;my underwear is in tatters: 1GdtkZzhZTzBssUq6bnE27cz4rv5SJ4sr5 -8724;1366147276;mircea_popescu;must have proof first miss. -8723;1366147354;jurov;deadweasel you whore, how is my job? -8722;1366147400;deadweasel_work;it's in the queue. -8721;1366147407;jurov;don't tell me you fapped hard and spranied wrist again :) -8720;1366147423;mircea_popescu;this time he was tryhing something new -8719;1366147426;mircea_popescu;and sprained his thumb -8718;1366147457;deadweasel_work;new AND exciting! -8717;1366147666;mircea_popescu;"This is not the case here. Paying the 30BTC doesn’t mean that other people can then trade via me and I will be able to earn commissions from their trades." -8716;1366147698;mircea_popescu;according to new research. -8715;1366147758;jurov;where? i so want to troll them that i paid for special broker license -8714;1366147769;mircea_popescu;on trilema -8713;1366147826;mircea_popescu;people have found the article where some doods who explain how $600 is way too much are being hammered, and want to add their own "$3000 is too much" contributions. -8712;1366147841;mircea_popescu;basically the internet is this place where funny just grows. like a sort of agar for humor. -8711;1366147860;KRS-1;or fungus -8710;1366147944;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5060 @ 0.00069482 = 3.5158 BTC [+] -8709;1366147945;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1315 @ 0.00069802 = 0.9179 BTC [+] -8708;1366147983;jurov;Yes, you’re correct. For reselling MPEx account, you need special broker license from exclusive reseller such as CoinBr.com. To obtain it, please send 99 BTC to CoinBr662GWdiqVz8mXJUnYjWZbBchKAb . -8707;1366147992;jurov;ftw -8706;1366148014;mircea_popescu;no 1 ? -8705;1366148018;mircea_popescu;you started your own scamcoin ? -8704;1366148040;jurov;no, just issuing mpex broker licenses -8703;1366148076;jurov;lets see what happens nao -8702;1366148094;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -8701;1366148097;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.22100, Best ask: 69.98000, Bid-ask spread: 0.75900, Last trade: 69.22100, 24 hour volume: 657938.34800807, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 93.00998, 24 hour vwap: 68.33931 -8700;1366148106;deadweasel_work;don't forget the monthly upkeep fee. -8699;1366148145;jurov;that's there, in fine print -8698;1366148351;mircea_popescu;i wonder if the two are the same one guy. -8697;1366148741;jborkl;holy shit, you see unconfirmed transactions -8696;1366148745;jborkl;5674 -8695;1366148766;jborkl;well a block just went through, still over 5000 -8694;1366148792;mircea_popescu;yeah. -8693;1366148814;Bugpowder;I see 962 -8692;1366148916;jborkl;well, it just randomly changed for me also, now at 1100 -8691;1366148964;jborkl;back to showing 5300 -8690;1366148988;Scrat;ahahah -8689;1366148992;Scrat;;;title https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=IbSOHwCOnG0#t=304s -8688;1366148994;gribble;Keiser Report: Magic of Bitcoin Gathering (E432) - YouTube -8687;1366149000;Bugpowder;not for me -8686;1366149040;kakobrekla;is this a parody on MTG? -8685;1366149059;Bugpowder;Wow. I never actually watched Max. He really looks and sounds like a troll. -8684;1366149064;Bugpowder;like a real troll -8683;1366149067;Scrat;you never know with max keiser -8682;1366149069;Scrat;poe's law applies -8681;1366149069;joecool;lol for real -8680;1366149096;joecool;i wonder if he lives under a bridge, i notice there's a bridge in the background behind him -8679;1366149167;jcpham;who's got a bridge for sale? -8678;1366149170;kakobrekla;no cause he sold his coins in time :) -8677;1366149209;jcpham;pretty sure keiser pumped and dumped already -8676;1366149215;jcpham;can't listen to him anymore -8675;1366149223;Namworld;Selling bridge! Only 200000 BTC! -8674;1366149231;deyyo;i couldn't watch him for more than 10 seconds... -8673;1366149234;Namworld;Yeah, I'm sure he sold near the top -8672;1366149237;deyyo;he just looks and sounds retarded -8671;1366149276;Scrat;i have overlayed gollum on max keiser -8670;1366149283;Scrat;proportions match perfectly -8669;1366149317;Namworld;He looks like gollum, but with more hairs and not yet as skinny -8668;1366149351;error4733;some of you already bought something on bitmit ? -8667;1366149352;kakobrekla;its still better than half of the shit you find outthere about bitcoin -8666;1366149385;error4733;i need btc on my account before bidding or i can fill my account after & pay ? -8665;1366149411;Bugpowder;hmmm... gox is over 80% http://bitcoinity.org/markets/list?currency=ALL&span=24h -8664;1366149420;Bugpowder;I thought lower -8663;1366149513;Namworld;Scrat, maybe if Bitcoins dies one day, when all BTC are lost to lost keys, he'll have the last cascacius coin, the last bitcoin, saying "My Precious" -8662;1366149598;pgp;"krugman is a complete bimbo" -8661;1366149604;kakobrekla;o lloky bitpay guy in the keiser show -8660;1366149607;kakobrekla;looky* -8659;1366149619;kakobrekla;he is everywhere -8658;1366149624;Scrat;Namworld :'( -8657;1366149670;deadweasel_work;scrat, link us to gollum keiser? -8656;1366149685;kakobrekla;$vwap -8655;1366149687;mpexbot;kakobrekla: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Ji7dHBNm -8654;1366149695;Scrat;sorry I exited photoshop in disgust -8653;1366149870;Scrat;mtgox x232 3,021.3251 @ 68.73813904 USD -8652;1366150080;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.51499989 BTC [+] -8651;1366150419;kakobrekla;also wtf "even if you were to take over the network people would see it comming....... you cant fllip a switch and take 51% of the network" -8650;1366150422;kakobrekla;is he retarded? -8649;1366150424;kakobrekla;srsly -8648;1366150465;kakobrekla;even the big stars get it wrong -8647;1366150468;kakobrekla;fucked -8646;1366150548;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000699 BTC [+] -8645;1366150576;pgp;that is not what prisoners dilemma is all about - is it? -8644;1366150579;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla who;s rthat ? -8643;1366150587;mircea_popescu;sounds a lot like the internet is not like a truck argument. -8642;1366150603;kakobrekla;the bitpay dude -8641;1366150606;kakobrekla;on the keiser show -8640;1366150618;pgp;ridiculous... -8639;1366150634;pgp;does he really have a .ru email address? -8638;1366150656;Namworld;[15:13] also wtf "even if you were to take over the network people would see it comming....... you cant fllip a switch and take 51% of the network" -8637;1366150674;Namworld;Well... if someone were to do that... that's exactly how they'd do it. -8636;1366150711;Diablo-D3;exactly -8635;1366150715;Diablo-D3;thats how I'd do it if I wanted to -8634;1366150718;pgp;critical level here -8633;1366150725;Diablo-D3;and I'd leave the shit on just enough to make it work -8632;1366150728;Diablo-D3;and then flip it back off -8631;1366150757;kakobrekla;luckly for us it doesnt matter what you would do -8630;1366150792;pgp;actually, isn't hashing power now more concentrated than ever? -8629;1366150807;Namworld;yes -8628;1366150810;Diablo-D3;pgp: wont be after asicminer unleashes a 200th load all over your face -8627;1366150818;Namworld;Mostly in ASICMINER's hands -8626;1366150829;Namworld;they'll reach 51% at this rate -8625;1366150871;pgp;right - so... that doesn't seem so secure to me... -8624;1366150891;pgp;that's the reason yifu started avalon, right? -8623;1366150913;pgp;down we go... -8622;1366150977;pgp;c'mon - sell, sell, sell! -8621;1366150981;mircea_popescu;pgp yea. -8620;1366150997;mircea_popescu;Namworld i think avalon is delivering. -8619;1366151013;pgp;so, extrpolate into the future - how does the mining shit play out? -8618;1366151068;Namworld;good -8617;1366151072;Namworld;going to add some balance -8616;1366151084;Namworld;BFL failed at that -8615;1366151133;mircea_popescu;i imagine more people will make more chips. -8614;1366151152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3975 @ 0.00070239 = 2.792 BTC [+] -8613;1366151153;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2925 @ 0.0006891 = 2.0156 BTC [-] -8612;1366151161;punkman;then the cheapest electricity qina -8611;1366151166;punkman;*wins -8610;1366151249;pgp;watch out below -8609;1366151255;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -8608;1366151256;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 65.94000, Best ask: 66.00100, Bid-ask spread: 0.06100, Last trade: 66.30000, 24 hour volume: 664521.94526845, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 91.00000, 24 hour vwap: 68.15425 -8607;1366151400;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.366 = 0.732 BTC [-] -8606;1366151414;jcpham;to good to be true? https://cloudhashing.com/contracts/indefinite-contracts -8605;1366151450;jcpham;Using our powerful ASIC cloud, we simplify the mining process for you. -8604;1366151460;alex1234567;Luke-Jr: pingh -8603;1366151471;Luke-Jr;? -8602;1366151484;mircea_popescu;jcpham sounds like it. -8601;1366151492;jcpham;luke-jr what do think about this cloudhashing scam -8600;1366151501;tk993;I'd say, yeah, sounds too good to be true, jcpham. -8599;1366151501;alex1234567;Luke-Jr: can you by any chance do hardware based c coding? -8598;1366151503;jcpham;i can't get behind their economic model -8597;1366151509;Luke-Jr;jcpham: even if it weren't a scam, it defeats the point of mining even more than centralized pools -8596;1366151516;Luke-Jr;alex1234567: what? -8595;1366151527;alex1234567;Luke-Jr: programming chips etc -8594;1366151529;jcpham;doesn't seem any worse than asicminer -8593;1366151544;Luke-Jr;jcpham: well, ASICMiner has the same problem -8592;1366151546;Luke-Jr;had* -8591;1366151755;Namworld;;;bids 0 -8590;1366151757;gribble;There are currently 1.0566017e+09 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11861233.5045 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0078 seconds -8589;1366151769;Namworld;I switched gribble to e+ numbers -8588;1366151804;ThickAsThieves;noooooo -8587;1366151806;Namworld;Of all bids, Me: 1 billion, Rest of the world: 56.6 millions -8586;1366151814;Namworld;I won -8585;1366151828;ThickAsThieves;thats hideous -8584;1366151829;Namworld;Where's my trophy for stupid achievements -8583;1366151839;mircea_popescu;8==D -8582;1366151884;ThickAsThieves;8==D ~o ~o ~o on your e+ -8581;1366151908;Scrat;~° -8580;1366151927;Bugpowder;American Airlines DDOS? http://www.aa.com/homePage.do -8579;1366151944;Bugpowder;unlikely I'm sure -8578;1366152004;ThickAsThieves;;;asks 100 -8577;1366152005;gribble;There are currently 62882.521 bitcoins offered at or under 100.0 USD, worth 5473189.36504 USD in total. | Data vintage: 84.2062 seconds -8576;1366152012;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 0 -8575;1366152012;gribble;There are currently 1.0566017e+09 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11859030.3747 USD in total. | Data vintage: 91.7733 seconds -8574;1366152028;ThickAsThieves;so lame -8573;1366152060;jborkl;there is something else with AA, they asked the FAA to ground all the flights? -8572;1366152063;kakobrekla;;;bids 1 -8571;1366152065;gribble;There are currently 710752.61 bitcoins demanded at or over 1.0 USD, worth 11622897.2427 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0074 seconds -8570;1366152081;ThickAsThieves;:/ -8569;1366152175;Scrat;bear sperm ~. -8568;1366152181;Scrat;bull sperm ~° -8567;1366152198;Scrat;ok ill go away now -8566;1366152270;Namworld;It's not lame. I represent like 95% of the bids orderbook in BTC denomination now. -8565;1366152320;Namworld;;;bids 0 -8564;1366152320;gribble;There are currently 1.0565969e+09 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11854275.4436 USD in total. | Data vintage: 107.0922 seconds -8563;1366152324;Namworld;hmm... -8562;1366152324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00070244 = 4.7766 BTC [+] -8561;1366152356;mircea_popescu;i hope you made the orders in .001 btc increments. -8560;1366152380;Namworld;0.01BTC minimum lol =P -8559;1366152390;Namworld;Would have been fun actually -8558;1366152423;Namworld;0.00001 USD minimum bid... 0.0000001 cost per bid -8557;1366152432;Namworld;Well that would have killed gox's engine -8556;1366152461;jborkl;I am assuming SD is undergoin a DDOS attack now -8555;1366152503;Namworld;;;bids 0 -8554;1366152504;gribble;There are currently 1.0565969e+09 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11830042.4309 USD in total. | Data vintage: 11.4155 seconds -8553;1366152513;Namworld;hey, I removed the order... -8552;1366152516;Namworld;slow gribble -8551;1366152789;xait9;assbot -8550;1366152820;Namworld;;;bids 0 -8549;1366152822;gribble;There are currently 56594480 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 11572274.4877 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0086 seconds -8548;1366152829;Namworld;back to 56 million demand -8547;1366152838;Namworld;There ya go ThickAsThieves -8546;1366152846;ThickAsThieves;thank yo sir -8545;1366152856;ThickAsThieves;i just think the E concept is tarded -8544;1366152868;Namworld;Not my fault gribble does it -8543;1366152893;ThickAsThieves;i suppose it has real purpose in larger math -8542;1366152906;ThickAsThieves;but not for me :) -8541;1366152996;pgp;can't gribble be formatted with 000 seperator -8540;1366153114;Namworld;not without complaining to the right person -8539;1366153124;pgp;who is that? -8538;1366153141;Bugpowder;E is preferred -8537;1366153148;Bugpowder;learn math -8536;1366153167;pgp;lol -8535;1366153243;mod6;HEH -8534;1366153245;ThickAsThieves;i didnt see anyone fighting for the e -8533;1366153333;ThickAsThieves;in that example it only obfuscates anyway -8532;1366153509;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85397 BTC [+] -8531;1366153518;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85398 BTC [+] -8530;1366153599;jcpham;http://www.nextnewdeal.net/rortybomb/researchers-finally-replicated-reinhart-rogoff-and-there-are-serious-problems -8529;1366153643;pgp;another nice feature would be something like ;;depth 40% where it give ;;bids last*(1-.4) and ;;asks last*(1+.4) -8528;1366153665;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01299 BTC [+] -8527;1366153670;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.013 BTC [+] -8526;1366153673;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.014 BTC [+] -8525;1366153676;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 8 @ 0.014898 = 0.1192 BTC [+] -8524;1366153680;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.014899 = 1.4899 BTC [+] -8523;1366153707;Bugpowder;hmm -8522;1366153712;Bugpowder;interesting idea -8521;1366153812;jurov;;;bids 0.9 -8520;1366153814;gribble;There are currently 722721.79 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.9 USD, worth 11548332.3198 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0095 seconds -8519;1366153947;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85398 BTC [+] -8518;1366153951;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.854 = 1.708 BTC [+] -8517;1366153959;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.85999 = 6.8799 BTC [+] -8516;1366153965;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8649 BTC [+] -8515;1366153974;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 0.87387 = 2.6216 BTC [+] -8514;1366153995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11500 @ 0.00069338 = 7.9739 BTC [-] -8513;1366154147;jcpham;http://www.forbes.com/sites/steveforbes/2013/04/16/bitcoin-whatever-it-is-its-not-money/ -8512;1366154228;mircea_popescu;duh. -8511;1366154272;mircea_popescu;in other news, http://o.onionstatic.com/images/5/5425/original/700.hq.jpg?2506 -8510;1366154354;Lyspooner;Money is most optimal when it is fixed in value just as commerce is facilitated when we have fixed weights and measures. When you buy a pound of hamburger you expect to get 16 ounces of meat. An hour has 60 minutes. A mile has 5280 feet. These measurements don’t “float.” -8509;1366154378;Lyspooner;wait, an ounce floats, right? -8508;1366154387;jcpham;that's forbes staff btw -8507;1366154392;jcpham;not the bloggers -8506;1366154393;mircea_popescu;that's actually forbes. -8505;1366154398;jcpham;yeah. -8504;1366154404;mircea_popescu;Malcolm Stevenson -8503;1366154416;Scrat;A mile has 5280 feet < lol -8502;1366154426;Scrat;what a retarded measurement system -8501;1366154437;Scrat;using that to make a point -8500;1366154439;jcpham;damn your decimals! -8499;1366154456;mircea_popescu;anyway, the usual set of ignorant/half informed nonsense people do these days -8498;1366154463;mircea_popescu;im getting kind of meh'd even considering it. -8497;1366154482;jcpham;dawwww i like seeing these old smart people look dumb -8496;1366154485;mircea_popescu;"our currency collapsed against this thing therefore this thing can't be used to price hamburgers in" -8495;1366154488;mircea_popescu;whoop de doo. logic. -8494;1366154521;mircea_popescu;the fact that the dollar is insanely volatile these days has little bearing on anything other than... the dollar itself. -8493;1366154600;pgp;666k 224h gox volume... -8492;1366154675;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19889 BTC [+] -8491;1366154677;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1000 @ 0.01 = 10 BTC [+] -8490;1366154688;Lyspooner;mircea_popescu, you do a good job of chronicling those articles or instances of great stupidity. please keep this steve forbes article in your archives for future reference -8489;1366154728;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 3 @ 0.1989 = 0.5967 BTC [+] -8488;1366154743;Namworld;lol -8487;1366154754;Namworld;people just want my BTC-BOND, do they? -8486;1366154837;mircea_popescu;im not gonna. guy's entitled to being stupid ocasionalyl, he has a name. -8485;1366154857;Namworld;I was recalling it because price was rising too much in my taste. Now I put it back available and people buy. -8484;1366154943;jborkl;looks like it is going to be approx 300w for a single, whenif they show up -8483;1366154988;jborkl;8800w for a minirig, even though those are not shipping -8482;1366155119;jcpham;8.8 kW wtf -8481;1366155204;Bugpowder;warm! -8480;1366155225;jcpham;most US homes/places of business aren't wired for that -8479;1366155228;jcpham;not even remotely -8478;1366155291;kakobrekla;so when do they pay the 1k btc chairty bet? -8477;1366155302;jcpham;that can't be serious -8476;1366155307;jcpham;source? -8475;1366155380;kakobrekla;apparently he forgot to delete this one too https://forums.butterflylabs.com/article-comments/182-article-bfl-offers-1000-btc-charity-if-we-miss-our-power-targets.html -8474;1366155392;pgp;wow -8473;1366155404;kakobrekla;https://forums.butterflylabs.com/content/123-bfl-offers-1000-btc-charity-if-they-miss-their-power-targets-comments4.html -8472;1366155428;jcpham;up front investment to support power usage -8471;1366155459;kakobrekla;ok -8470;1366155460;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=119338.0 -8469;1366155462;kakobrekla;here it is -8468;1366155472;kakobrekla;not deleted -8467;1366155481;kakobrekla;maybe im jumpy -8466;1366155493;jborkl;that power draw is as correct as far as I know -8465;1366155514;jcpham;jborkl that's an insane number for a minirig -8464;1366155514;jborkl;consistent with what has been said -8463;1366155530;jborkl;I am not saying it is not insance -8462;1366155536;jborkl;insane -8461;1366155546;jborkl;just relaying the news -8460;1366155556;jcpham;yeah i know my bad -8459;1366155563;jcpham;those fuckers at bfl are batshit -8458;1366155602;jborkl;people are going to have to deal with heat, power , proper cooling, babysitting -8457;1366155609;jborkl;and that is without a host -8456;1366155611;jcpham;it would need 7 power cords going to maxxed out terminal is a US home -8455;1366155622;jcpham;more likely 220v though -8454;1366155630;jcpham;no clue what sort of support you'd need for that -8453;1366155644;jcpham;i bet i ask an electrician tomorrow though -8452;1366155648;jborkl;I have places for all of mine, already drawing a bunch from GPU's -8451;1366155659;jborkl;480v with a transformer -8450;1366155661;pgp;then we'll shart to hear the stories of how the bfl asics catch on fire... -8449;1366155668;jcpham;so 480v -8448;1366155670;Diablo-D3;did someone say 480v? -8447;1366155684;jcpham;that's new service from the electric co for most people -8446;1366155695;Diablo-D3;well -8445;1366155697;Diablo-D3;its industrial service -8444;1366155708;jcpham;yeah residential gtfo -8443;1366155716;Diablo-D3;240v is usually what comes down off the poles and then its phase split into two 120vs -8442;1366155724;Namworld;oh wow... the quote: "We don’t really know how this coin is created. You can’t have a functional money without a basic transparency." -8441;1366155739;Diablo-D3;Namworld: what? -8440;1366155776;Namworld;http://www.forbes.com/sites/steveforbes/2013/04/16/bitcoin-whatever-it-is-its-not-money/ -8439;1366155787;jcpham;is terrible don't read it -8438;1366155788;Diablo-D3;oh fucking forbes -8437;1366155793;Diablo-D3;no one even listens to their shit anymore -8436;1366155803;jcpham;it's steven himself Diablo-D3 -8435;1366155826;Diablo-D3;steven forbes doesnt actually exist -8434;1366155831;Diablo-D3;its a persona made up by the company -8433;1366155833;jcpham;apparently the blockchain and mining is totally opaque -8432;1366155982;mircea_popescu;lol does the 10kw include the fans ? -8431;1366155992;jcpham;yikes -8430;1366155996;jcpham;i bet it doesn't -8429;1366156005;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.87 = 1.74 BTC [-] -8428;1366156029;jborkl;lol, I bet it does not either -8427;1366156042;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.87387 = 1.7477 BTC [+] -8426;1366156073;jborkl;you would also need a pretty big ventilation to draw out that heat -8425;1366156083;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.87389 = 4.3695 BTC [+] -8424;1366156111;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89997 BTC [+] -8423;1366156147;jcpham;it's no good all-around -8422;1366156168;mircea_popescu;http://petercearle.com/2013/04/the-following-exchange/ -8421;1366156179;mircea_popescu;i'm making friends -8420;1366156181;jcpham;they were selling a 1.5 kW plug it in anywhere device -8419;1366156182;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.89998 = 4.4999 BTC [+] -8418;1366156183;pgp;unless you can use it to reduce you're heating bill in the winter... -8417;1366156192;Diablo-D3;>1.5KW device -8416;1366156194;Diablo-D3;on 120v? -8415;1366156196;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.89999 BTC [+] -8414;1366156206;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.925 = 7.4 BTC [+] -8413;1366156208;jcpham;i thought the minirgis came in under 1.5 -8412;1366156217;mircea_popescu;tbh i don't know how you can get 10kW installed comercially. -8411;1366156219;Diablo-D3;because that might not pass federal requirements -8410;1366156226;mircea_popescu;i mean... i think you need your own transformer. -8409;1366156230;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: pretty much you call up the power company and ask -8408;1366156241;jborkl;I have my own , but I am commercial -8407;1366156245;jborkl;it is big -8406;1366156246;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 around here you can get 380V triphase installed just on asking -8405;1366156253;jcpham;well the point is the minirig was a consumer device but now it seems commercial -8404;1366156255;mircea_popescu;but it won't carry more than about 6kw i don't think -8403;1366156270;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I think you're missing the concept -8402;1366156273;mircea_popescu;on the upside it costs < 1k to have it put in -8401;1366156277;Diablo-D3;volts * amps = watts -8400;1366156283;mircea_popescu;yea ? -8399;1366156293;Diablo-D3;you told me volts and watts but not amps. -8398;1366156313;Diablo-D3;380v triphase can handle 6kw, it just depends entirely what your amperage is -8397;1366156316;mircea_popescu;yes well... eu residential power is 220 v and < 20 amps -8396;1366156327;Diablo-D3;thats per circuit, mircea_popescu -8395;1366156330;mircea_popescu;commercially you can get (easily) 380 volts and i think it carries about 120 amps max -8394;1366156334;Diablo-D3;you have 40, 60, 80, whatever amps coming into your house -8393;1366156335;jcpham;yeah i'm saying like home wiring can't even handle it -8392;1366156340;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 you have 20. -8391;1366156343;jcpham;20 amp 30 amp max -8390;1366156355;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: I said into the house, as in, for all the cirucits -8389;1366156360;mircea_popescu;yes. -8388;1366156371;Diablo-D3;you have a shitty house if you only have 2 circuits -8387;1366156385;Diablo-D3;120v in the US is typically 15a, 18a max -8386;1366156388;mircea_popescu;20 amps at 220 volts is over 4kw, which is considered sufficient -8385;1366156391;Bugpowder;Tesla's home single charger is 240v/40A/10kW -8384;1366156402;Bugpowder;Their dual is 240v/80A/20kW -8383;1366156403;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: depends which one, you CAN buy superchargers for home use -8382;1366156405;Bugpowder;so it can be done -8381;1366156420;jcpham;240 works w/ the 80AMP -8380;1366156427;Diablo-D3;its just going to be fun talking your electric company into doing it -8379;1366156429;jcpham;inside wiring can't handle 80 -8378;1366156434;Diablo-D3;yeah what jcpham said -8377;1366156458;jcpham;it's to much. you have to build the facility to house 8.8kW -8376;1366156467;Bugpowder;looks like $2000 plus installation costs -8375;1366156467;jcpham;right the opossite of what they initially sold -8374;1366156475;Diablo-D3;I have 6 or 7 120v circuits, and 6 240v 30a circuits -8373;1366156478;mircea_popescu;jcpham soubnds like it. -8372;1366156479;Diablo-D3;and this is a small apartment. -8371;1366156496;jcpham;you are wired sir Diablo-D3 -8370;1366156511;Diablo-D3;I think 120v 40a actually goes into the circuit breaker box though -8369;1366156515;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 there is no way you can draw 40kw off your apt grid right now. -8368;1366156522;Diablo-D3;(the 240s are double 120 breakers) -8367;1366156538;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: of course not -8366;1366156542;Diablo-D3;it'd be fun to try though -8365;1366156545;jcpham;i've got 2 meters, 4 acres and 5 buildings and i think i only have one 240 drop to each meter -8364;1366156549;mircea_popescu;it'd be arson to try. -8363;1366156561;mircea_popescu;even on copper wiring, calc the heat. -8362;1366156576;mircea_popescu;jcpham sounds more like it. -8361;1366156593;Diablo-D3;anyhow, you said 360v at 120 amps? -8360;1366156606;mircea_popescu;europe has 220 and 380 -8359;1366156617;Bugpowder;Seems like you can get 90A in your garage, if you pay an electrician. http://webarchive.teslamotors.com/display_data/home_connector_installation.pdf -8358;1366156621;Diablo-D3;you do realize thats 45.6kw right? -8357;1366156621;mircea_popescu;and 120 is i think nomional max. you won't get it more than you get 1mbps internet or w/e -8356;1366156628;jcpham;;;calc 8800\360 -8355;1366156628;gribble;Error: unexpected character after line continuation character (, line 1) -8354;1366156630;mircea_popescu;Diablo-D3 it also is a commercial installation. -8353;1366156633;jcpham;;;calc 8800/360 -8352;1366156633;gribble;24.4444444444 -8351;1366156640;jcpham;30 amp -8350;1366156642;jurov;i can't follow, where are these kilowatts announced? -8349;1366156643;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah but you were trying to put 6kw on it -8348;1366156658;mircea_popescu;i was discussing normal house wiring. which is about 4kw tops. -8347;1366156676;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: btw, yes, due to what tesla is doing, you can now get higher end chargers installed -8346;1366156681;jcpham;4kw tops but you aren't going to be using 120v at that point -8345;1366156685;mircea_popescu;220! -8344;1366156689;jcpham;yeah -8343;1366156692;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: they'll work with your electric company to get it done for you -8342;1366156696;mircea_popescu;look! europe has residential 220 v / 20 amp power -8341;1366156704;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: yeah, europe is weird -8340;1366156709;mircea_popescu;and 380v triphase at about 100+ amps, which you have to install speciallly. -8339;1366156727;jurov;you just need thicker wires -8338;1366156727;Diablo-D3;jurov: well, kind of -8337;1366156735;jcpham;i think europe requires 380 or multiple 220v drops -8336;1366156738;Diablo-D3;you need LESS copper as voltage goes up to maintain the same wattage -8335;1366156739;mircea_popescu;this is what you can do out of the box pretty much. otherwise you have to get on the list for a transform station being builrt -8334;1366156744;mircea_popescu;which is i think half a year lead time -8333;1366156763;jcpham;surely bfl does intend to ship a device drawing more than 4kW -8332;1366156765;jcpham;surely not -8331;1366156769;jcpham;that's be stupid -8330;1366156774;jcpham;*doesn't -8329;1366156778;mircea_popescu;well if they do it [retty much won't run in yurp -8328;1366156792;Diablo-D3;it wont run in the US either -8327;1366156796;mircea_popescu;or rural us, or asia, or anywhere else. -8326;1366156799;Diablo-D3;we dont have 240v sockets typically -8325;1366156800;jcpham;dunno where it runs -8324;1366156810;Diablo-D3;(electric driers being the exception) -8323;1366156810;jcpham;unless you build it -8322;1366156818;jborkl;no, they said the minirig will not be shipped as is -8321;1366156826;jurov;such device can't ever get certified, at least not for home use -8320;1366156827;mircea_popescu;so basically bfl miners will be near streams. -8319;1366156828;Diablo-D3;why are we talking about BFL anyhow? -8318;1366156833;Diablo-D3;bfl will never ship -8317;1366156837;jcpham;hahaha -8316;1366156842;jcpham;2 more weeks Diablo-D3 -8315;1366156848;mircea_popescu;what, still 2 weeks ? -8314;1366156848;jcpham;just 2 more weeks -8313;1366156852;Bugpowder;Ovens are 240 -8312;1366156864;Diablo-D3;2 more weeks until Im proven right? again? for the 6th time? -8311;1366156880;jcpham;;;calc 4000/240 -8310;1366156881;gribble;16.6666666667 -8309;1366156887;jurov;we'll also have flying cars in 2 years. it has always been 2 years -8308;1366156892;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: they're hardwired, so are hotwater heaters and large enough air conditioning and whatever else that big -8307;1366156899;Diablo-D3;Bugpowder: the only exception is dryers -8306;1366156901;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder ya like a pizza oven. but that's commercial power grid -8305;1366156903;jborkl;that would be about like putting 30 7970's in a desktop case -8304;1366156923;jurov;you don't have 4kw microwaves for residential use -8303;1366156935;jurov;anyway -8302;1366156946;Diablo-D3;no, because it'd destroy food -8301;1366156951;mircea_popescu;actually 4kw microwave oven would be interesting -8300;1366156960;Diablo-D3;even 1200w is a bit high -8299;1366156975;jcpham;i have a 1200 and it destroys water -8298;1366157009;jcpham;microwave trips breaker if i'm bein ghonest -8297;1366157028;Diablo-D3;its kinda funny, ever since I went paleo I dont use my microwave much -8296;1366157030;jurov;destroys? as in, emits hydrogen fumes? -8295;1366157043;mircea_popescu;i've never used a microwave, nor do i intend to. -8294;1366157049;mircea_popescu;also i have them removed from anywhere i go -8293;1366157060;jcpham;they give you awesome cancers -8292;1366157063;mircea_popescu;don't frequent cafes that use them etc. i'm like the mcirowave enemy. -8291;1366157087;guruvan;they destroy the structure of food & water -8290;1366157119;mircea_popescu;water has structure ? -8289;1366157124;guruvan;plants fed microwaved water will wither and die -8288;1366157133;guruvan;molecular sturcture -8287;1366157134;mircea_popescu;srsly ?! -8286;1366157139;guruvan;yah -8285;1366157144;mircea_popescu;i never heard that one before. -8284;1366157147;guruvan;turn brown like they burned -8283;1366157159;soypirate;sounds like pseudo science -8282;1366157161;jcpham;i'm trying it -8281;1366157163;mircea_popescu;http://www.snopes.com/science/microwave/plants.asp -8280;1366157166;mircea_popescu;snopes says not so -8279;1366157176;guruvan;snopes is quite full of crap -8278;1366157177;jborkl;microwaves split atoms, -8277;1366157180;jborkl;? -8276;1366157190;guruvan;they're regularly debunked themselves -8275;1366157200;mircea_popescu;jborkl nah -8274;1366157215;jborkl;I know, just lo at the myth -8273;1366157218;jborkl;lol -8272;1366157250;jcpham;raytheon developed the first microwave -8271;1366157267;LainZ;friedcat auctionning some block erupter blades(!) -8270;1366157268;LainZ;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178275.0 -8269;1366157269;jcpham;certainly weaponized in every home -8268;1366157270;soypirate;microwaves make water molecules rotate between their natural magnetic poles really fast, that produces heat. The microwaves do not linger, nor do they travel more than four feet. -8267;1366157312;soypirate;i mean i'm not saying stand with your ball in front of one with the door open... -8266;1366157322;guruvan;raytheon? really...crazy -8265;1366157331;Bugpowder;what the fuck are you guys talking about -8264;1366157336;Bugpowder;structure of water -8263;1366157348;guruvan;lol market is boring -8262;1366157357;guruvan;for a minute -8261;1366157363;Bugpowder;microwaves don't change the structure of water. -8260;1366157383;Bugpowder;they don't cause cancer -8259;1366157430;Bugpowder;they just make water vibrate due to the excitation wavelength of H20 -8258;1366157434;mircea_popescu;Bugpowder i can see a case for where whatever container leaks whatever poison in the microwave but not otherwise. -8257;1366157437;jcpham;i've got cancer and i've been drinking water for years -8256;1366157454;Bugpowder;mircea_popescu: that is plausibe -8255;1366157460;mircea_popescu;not saying it's the case. -8254;1366157466;Bugpowder;container leaching -8253;1366157467;Bugpowder;sure -8252;1366157473;Bugpowder;people are scared of that with BPA -8251;1366157477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00069338 = 4.299 BTC [-] -8250;1366157477;Bugpowder;and microwaves -8249;1366157478;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3938 @ 0.00068912 = 2.7138 BTC [-] -8248;1366157483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2000 @ 0.00068911 = 1.3782 BTC [-] -8247;1366157483;mircea_popescu;im kinda meh with teflon for the same reason. -8246;1366157483;Bugpowder;possibly an issue for kids -8245;1366157485;guruvan;that'll cause cancer without the microwave for that matter -8244;1366157499;mircea_popescu;i mean it's a great fucking thing but you jhave to always be carefgul not get it too hot in the end why even bother -8243;1366157529;Bugpowder;Le Cruset enameled cast iron -8242;1366157538;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't trust the enamel. -8241;1366157539;Bugpowder;is the tites -8240;1366157542;soypirate;Bugpowder: there you go -8239;1366157545;mircea_popescu;you can just fat cure a proper iron pot. -8238;1366157557;guruvan;much better idea IMO -8237;1366157612;Bugpowder;they are pretty though -8236;1366157617;Bugpowder;and easier to clean -8235;1366157625;Bugpowder;but yes I have a standard Lodge too -8234;1366157637;mircea_popescu;cast iron pots are great for domestic arguments too -8233;1366157700;guruvan;lol I thought you were good at risk management mircea_popescu -8232;1366157712;mircea_popescu;famous last words. -8231;1366158033;jborkl;well, that auction quickly got out of control -8230;1366158052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3550 @ 0.00068517 = 2.4324 BTC [-] -8229;1366158082;dub;still way too cheap -8228;1366158092;jborkl;this is only a few minutes into it -8227;1366158114;jborkl;and already 10gh for $1750 -8226;1366158151;mircea_popescu;google is useless. i search for Claire Dupray nue, it gives me ashley dupre topless. -8225;1366158155;mircea_popescu;who the fuck is ashely dupre even -8224;1366158206;Bugpowder;fucked spitzer -8223;1366158226;Bugpowder;she basically kept all the US bankers out of prison -8222;1366158232;mircea_popescu;a -8221;1366158235;dub;mircea_popescu: lady looks like a dude -8220;1366158250;mircea_popescu;i recall now, the kristen girl -8219;1366158671;thestringpuller;;;ticker -8218;1366158674;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 67.20000, Best ask: 67.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.60000, Last trade: 67.80000, 24 hour volume: 651382.74660769, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 84.50000, 24 hour vwap: 67.02669 -8217;1366158677;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -8216;1366158679;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 5 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, and 48 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -8215;1366158711;thestringpuller;;;next -8214;1366158713;gribble;expecting to test 70 resistance | targets if 70 broken: 80, 85-88 | upper target in case of breakout mid-90s - 100 | highest targets 111-113 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 16 2013, 19:35 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 1 hour, 56 minutes, and 54 seconds ago -8213;1366158720;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19899 BTC [+] -8212;1366158883;uglux;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178275.0 -8211;1366158884;uglux;nice -8210;1366159275;Namworld;Anyone else able/ready to sell some PUTs? -8209;1366159279;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2050 @ 0.00068517 = 1.4046 BTC [-] -8208;1366159281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00068457 = 0.6161 BTC [-] -8207;1366159286;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10650 @ 0.00068433 = 7.2881 BTC [-] -8206;1366159685;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.422 BTC [-] -8205;1366159709;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.420011 BTC [-] -8204;1366159858;jurov;mircea_popescu: deposits pls -8203;1366160220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1650 @ 0.00380876 = 6.2845 BTC [+] -8202;1366160358;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 671 @ 0.01 = 6.71 BTC [+] -8201;1366160547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 764 @ 0.00068668 = 0.5246 BTC [+] -8200;1366160570;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.8608 BTC [-] -8199;1366160594;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 0.86 = 6.88 BTC [-] -8198;1366160638;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.85101 BTC [-] -8197;1366160662;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.851 = 3.404 BTC [-] -8196;1366160869;Namworld;Some people are buying BTC-BOND -8195;1366160873;Namworld;a whole lot -8194;1366160974;Namworld;I didn't know there was such a high demand -8193;1366160991;Diablo-D3;man I have such a headache -8192;1366161001;Namworld;Hmm, why? -8191;1366161014;Namworld;Usually, me it's because I spent too much time watching the market -8190;1366161023;Namworld;Instead of sleeping -8189;1366161077;Diablo-D3;hungry and food is still cooking -8188;1366161833;Chilca;Is satoshidice.com down? -8187;1366161875;guruvan;;;isitdown satoshidice.com -8186;1366161880;gribble;satoshidice.com is down -8185;1366161888;Namworld;It loads here -8184;1366161906;guruvan;someone suggested DDoS a little bit ago - dunno tho -8183;1366161925;mircea_popescu;deposits flushed. -8182;1366161932;Namworld;If it's DDoS, maybe intermittent -8181;1366161968;Chilca;from my office is not loading -8180;1366161973;guruvan;or not successful -8179;1366161997;deadweasel;works for me -8178;1366162018;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.48 = 9.6 BTC [-] -8177;1366162233;kakobrekla;got an email saying "your Bitcoin withdrawal address: 98f2bd4e-bfd4-3648-bec5..." -8176;1366162234;Chilca;it's interesting. from my office. satoshidice.com is not working but 94.142.154.208 loads perfectly -8175;1366162591;KRS1;I'd like to take this time and pause for a moment for the allmighty -8174;1366162591;KRS1;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll3uipTO-4A -8173;1366162701;KRS1;heh i see you know a thing or two about music -8172;1366162793;jurov;from here sdice loads, but the tables not -8171;1366163990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00069444 = 8.9583 BTC [+] -8170;1366164032;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmADHKt3OEk -8169;1366164070;jurov;this is moar romantic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtqflgdzNEM -8168;1366164087;jurov;aka wild boar porn :P -8167;1366164428;dub;wow -8166;1366164980;deadweasel;how romantic -8165;1366165607;jcpham;https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/12779-goat -8164;1366165615;jcpham;alone? feeling romantic? -8163;1366165645;jcpham;shy? -8162;1366165650;jcpham;wear this https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/24034-very-unique-goat-skull -8161;1366165817;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.00069 BTC [-] -8160;1366165843;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.922 BTC [+] -8159;1366165866;KRS1;funny how nobody talking, pasting links about what they gonna shop for next -8158;1366165884;KRS1;I see one enthusiastic fellow wants some livestock though. -8157;1366165886;jurov;27 years old goat? not sure if serious... or it's our Chaang? -8156;1366166012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5888 @ 0.00070243 = 4.1359 BTC [+] -8155;1366166198;pgp;better than a lawn mower -8154;1366166305;mircea_popescu;i've yet to step in lawnmower shit. -8153;1366168581;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -8152;1366170025;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 13 @ 0.01 = 0.13 BTC [+] -8151;1366170914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4300 @ 0.0007 = 3.01 BTC [-] -8150;1366171298;thestringpuller;;;ticker -8149;1366171299;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 63.50000, Best ask: 63.98999, Bid-ask spread: 0.48999, Last trade: 63.50000, 24 hour volume: 567285.81103329, 24 hour low: 50.01000, 24 hour high: 82.39000, 24 hour vwap: 64.95732 -8148;1366171714;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 0.92 = 4.6 BTC [-] -8147;1366287890;MJR_;good morning everyone -8146;1366287918;kakobrekla;mornin -8145;1366288212;mircea_popescu;heya -8144;1366288576;Chaang-Noi;hi -8143;1366288609;Chaang-Noi;btw seems dull lol -8142;1366288619;Chaang-Noi;btc world seems dull i mean -8141;1366288833;kakobrekla;ITS OVER MAN! -8140;1366289162;Chaang-Noi;the crazyness? -8139;1366289177;Chaang-Noi;im okay with that for a while -8138;1366289836;MJR_;whats over? -8137;1366289868;kakobrekla;you know... -8136;1366289870;kakobrekla;bitcoin -8135;1366289889;MJR_;lol -8134;1366289910;MJR_;crazy about bitfloor -8133;1366289914;MJR_;but bound to happen i guess -8132;1366290012;mircea_popescu;MJR_ im resisting the urge to search through logs for me going "don't use bitfloor" at people. -8131;1366290046;MJR_;eh, it wasn't really a problem -8130;1366290053;MJR_;its the only exchange i've used -8129;1366290059;MJR_;everyone got their money out -8128;1366290063;mircea_popescu;a, they paid out ? -8127;1366290070;MJR_;yes -8126;1366290075;MJR_;orderly unwinding -8125;1366290087;MJR_;i believe at the moment you can still withdraw using the site.. -8124;1366290089;mircea_popescu;a that's nioce then -8123;1366290091;MJR_;though trading is done -8122;1366290112;MJR_;I am sorry to announce that due to circumstances outside of our control BitFloor must cease all trading operations indefinitely. Unfortunately, our US bank account is scheduled to be closed and we can no longer provide the same level of USD deposits and withdrawals as we have in the past. As such, I have made the decision to halt operations and return all funds. -8121;1366290113;MJR_;Over the next days we will be working with all clients to ensure that everyone receives their funds. Please be patient as we process your request. -8120;1366290113;MJR_;- Roman -8119;1366290113;MJR_;founder - bitfloor.com -8118;1366290144;MJR_;there was a different announcement... -8117;1366290577;mircea_popescu;hm -8116;1366290589;mircea_popescu;what of the people who were going to get repaid out of the exchange comissuion ? -8115;1366290685;Chaang-Noi;i was wondering about that too -8114;1366290948;assbot;sorry took a nap. -8113;1366291397;Scrat;it's ok, your punishment is 10 whips -8112;1366291429;assbot;ok, get in the asswhippin line -8111;1366291625;MJR_;yeah not sure about them... -8110;1366291646;MJR_;i am going to talk to roman soon, i was texting with him -8109;1366291653;MJR_;and want to see if we can help him move offshore -8108;1366291716;kakobrekla;you think its worth saving bitfloor after all that happend there MJR_ -8107;1366291735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00070303 = 1.9685 BTC [+] -8106;1366291736;kakobrekla;what does he have? -8105;1366291744;kakobrekla;a name? yeah we know he fucked up -8104;1366291746;kakobrekla;trust? no -8103;1366291749;kakobrekla;a bank account? no -8102;1366291759;kakobrekla;srsly? -8101;1366291832;kakobrekla;maybe you are better off supporting TH wackos -8100;1366291838;MJR_;lol good point -8099;1366291842;MJR_;not supporting -8098;1366291918;jurov;well.. same happened to gox, multiple times... and we are so not supporting it :D -8097;1366291960;kakobrekla;jurov WE ARE NOT! -8096;1366291985;mircea_popescu;jurov indeed we aren't. -8095;1366292053;kakobrekla;its just alternatives suck hard :\ -8094;1366292235;MJR_;yeah -8093;1366292243;MJR_;i never said support -8092;1366292251;MJR_;i just said help -8091;1366292253;troc; there was a different announcement... ... ... -8090;1366292292;kakobrekla;ok but how is help not support -8089;1366292331;Chaang-Noi;why do i keep ping timeout? -8088;1366292355;kakobrekla;if you help the nazis arent you supporting them? -8087;1366292360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00070303 = 8.1903 BTC [+] -8086;1366292361;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00071248 = 5.2367 BTC [+] -8085;1366292398;kakobrekla;but im not saying you shouldnt support roman -8084;1366292401;kakobrekla;do what you feel :) -8083;1366292411;MJR_;lol, good point -8082;1366292425;MJR_;i meant not financially support, but offer some advice and maybe help set some things up -8081;1366292434;MJR_;so for me that is a big difference -8080;1366292439;kakobrekla;ok :) -8079;1366292460;MJR_;also, if you can get it back up again and retain customers, you could conceivably get a revenue share -8078;1366292475;MJR_;for whatever you did to get it back up again -8077;1366292483;kakobrekla;AHA! -8076;1366292492;kakobrekla;thats your evil plan then :D -8075;1366292673;jurov;well, btc to usd exchanges can fail many times and there will still be interest -8074;1366292697;kakobrekla;ofc -8073;1366292704;kakobrekla;iirc preetymuch everyone was capped out -8072;1366292707;kakobrekla;in the last rally -8071;1366292718;kakobrekla;meaning theres room -8070;1366292730;jurov;unlike my bitfunder endeavors... mpoe bonds scared everyone -8069;1366292736;kakobrekla;lol -8068;1366292752;jurov;and difficulty futures proll exhausted pool of BFLievers -8067;1366292758;kakobrekla;loool -8066;1366292778;kakobrekla;ah bfl -8065;1366292783;kakobrekla;you should have some discount for them -8064;1366292785;kakobrekla;poor fellas -8063;1366292894;MJR_;hehehe -8062;1366292901;MJR_;a guy in my office just preordered now -8061;1366292907;MJR_;i'm like "what?!?!?" -8060;1366292909;KRS1;Mine should be here any day...... -8059;1366292910;kakobrekla;:o -8058;1366292914;MJR_;hehehe -8057;1366292933;MJR_;got 3 virtex 6's that i'm trying to get something going on...still -8056;1366292938;kakobrekla;its gonna be october for sure just not 2012 -8055;1366292945;dub;;;goxlag -8054;1366292951;MJR_;BFL shocks the world by actually shipping something in 2020 -8053;1366292963;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -8052;1366292970;jurov;MJR_ can you show them https://bitfunder.com/asset/CoinBr.iDiff-O ? -8051;1366292973;MJR_;after most people had already forgotten they were waiting -8050;1366292985;jurov;just in case they want to hedge against difficulty skyrocketing ;) -8049;1366292988;MJR_;jurov: show who? -8048;1366292989;kakobrekla;MJR_ but he paid a lot more than preorders for half the spec? -8047;1366293008;kakobrekla;rofl -8046;1366293010;MJR_;don't know what he paid...but i think he just likes to get hardware -8045;1366293015;kakobrekla;13:49.33 ( MJR_ ) after most people had already forgotten they were waiting -8044;1366293017;MJR_;he got the raspberry pi before that -8043;1366293020;kakobrekla;like when you order stuff from DX -8042;1366293023;kakobrekla;and get it 2 months later -8041;1366293034;kakobrekla;"oohhh i forgot i ordered this what a nice suprise to self" -8040;1366293040;MJR_;jurov: ah ok, good idea -8039;1366293049;MJR_;aren't diffs too expensive? -8038;1366293068;jurov;no, just lowered the offer from 0.19 to 0.16 -8037;1366293072;MJR_;ah ok -8036;1366293073;MJR_;cool -8035;1366293076;jurov;it's a sale! -8034;1366293090;MJR_;i was going to say that i should map out the absolute upper bound of difficulty over the time period -8033;1366293106;MJR_;it can only go up by 4X -8032;1366293111;MJR_;every two weeks -8031;1366293115;MJR_;at most -8030;1366293129;MJR_;wait...take that back 4X every 2016 blocks -8029;1366293145;jurov;nice, let me know... i'll write it into prospect -8028;1366293162;MJR_;oh eyah -8027;1366293167;MJR_;did you guys see on avalon? -8026;1366293173;MJR_;you can order 10k chips -8025;1366293179;MJR_;only like 781 btc -8024;1366293400;MJR_;282Mh/s per chip -8023;1366293412;MJR_;;;calc 282 * 10000 -8022;1366293412;gribble;2820000 -8021;1366293420;MJR_;2 million megahashes -8020;1366293427;MJR_;almost 3 -8019;1366293558;bitesak;;;bids 0 -8018;1366293559;gribble;There are currently 53900872 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 19947846.5096 USD in total. | Data vintage: 116.2202 seconds -8017;1366293582;bitesak;roughly 3 million more than yesterday? -8016;1366293586;troc;almost 20M, is that an ath ? -8015;1366293605;bitesak;in my experience it is.. -8014;1366293638;bitesak;;;asks 260 -8013;1366293638;gribble;There are currently 111956.4 bitcoins offered at or under 260.0 USD, worth 16801704.7573 USD in total. | Data vintage: 22.0432 seconds -8012;1366293720;MJR_;lol if you could get all those chips up and running....you would make back your bitcoins in a week -8011;1366293738;MJR_;very good deal for hardware people -8010;1366293749;KRS1;;;eightball how long would it take to get all those chips up and running -8009;1366293749;gribble;The answer is certainly yes. -8008;1366293760;KRS1;There you go.. -8007;1366294158;BitHub;bot down atm? -8006;1366294312;dub;;;genrate 2820000 -8005;1366294323;gribble;Error: Failed to retrieve current block bounty. Try again later. -8004;1366294845;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.33 BTC [+] -8003;1366295489;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker -8002;1366295490;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 90.96450, Best ask: 90.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.02550, Last trade: 90.99000, 24 hour volume: 269857.74349601, 24 hour low: 80.74999, 24 hour high: 98.77799, 24 hour vwap: 90.37506 -8001;1366295777;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.333 BTC [+] -8000;1366296175;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.35 BTC [+] -7999;1366296224;BitHub;thanks :) -7998;1366296331;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00346247 = 2.4237 BTC [+] -7997;1366296617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20155 @ 0.00070162 = 14.1412 BTC [-] -7996;1366296773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19500 @ 0.00071041 = 13.853 BTC [+] -7995;1366297450;ThickAsThieves;hello -7994;1366297454;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.17889 = 0.5367 BTC [-] -7993;1366297508;savetheinternet;hi -7992;1366297554;ThickAsThieves;rich in some ways, improving in others -7991;1366297621;Chaang-Noi;yeah cognitive! -7990;1366297625;Chaang-Noi;keep going up -7989;1366297632;Chaang-Noi;go AM! -7988;1366297648;Chaang-Noi;1.333 is nice to see -7987;1366297702;ThickAsThieves;things happen -7986;1366297704;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 50 -7985;1366297706;gribble;There are currently 189993.3 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 12716075.1439 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0064 seconds -7984;1366297725;Chaang-Noi;i think d3 is going to be wrong.. i think we will see 500 before 50 -7983;1366297737;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 500 -7982;1366297737;gribble;There are currently 131290.56 bitcoins offered at or under 500.0 USD, worth 23276051.5885 USD in total. | Data vintage: 30.6232 seconds -7981;1366297792;deadweasel;only 2.2mil to go! :D -7980;1366297851;Chaang-Noi;you left out a 0 -7979;1366298028;orkaa;good morning -7978;1366298065;Chaang-Noi;hi -7977;1366298081;ThickAsThieves;if you were a market maker, why might you post huge big walls from 60-80, and also ask walls under 100? -7976;1366298107;ThickAsThieves;essentially holding price both higher and lower than it might go naturally? -7975;1366298135;ThickAsThieves;two market makers at odds? -7974;1366298225;Chaang-Noi;stabiliy is good -7973;1366298239;Chaang-Noi;we found fair market priuce maybe -7972;1366298244;ThickAsThieves;nah -7971;1366298256;Chaang-Noi;but with 20 million usd on the books i dont think so -7970;1366298259;ThickAsThieves;stability couldve happend at 70 -7969;1366298262;Chaang-Noi;people just hope to get cheap coins -7968;1366298265;Chaang-Noi;and they wont -7967;1366298272;ThickAsThieves;but enormous bid walls propped it up -7966;1366298285;Chaang-Noi;hell im happy if we stay here for a year -7965;1366298288;Chaang-Noi;93 is damn good for me -7964;1366298305;Chaang-Noi;i sodl enough at $200 plus (my ltc) to live for a few years:) -7963;1366298319;Chaang-Noi;yes, bids and asks in usd -7962;1366298327;ThickAsThieves;orderbook is shown in coinds -7961;1366298329;Sinbios;there's no "wall" under 100, just a bunch of people trying to sell -7960;1366298332;Chaang-Noi;hell of a lot more bids than asks -7959;1366298333;ThickAsThieves;but bid walls are indeed dollars -7958;1366298343;ThickAsThieves;but chaang, -7957;1366298354;ThickAsThieves;so many of those dollars are articial floors -7956;1366298361;ThickAsThieves;someone is building something -7955;1366298375;ThickAsThieves;this isnt a natural price -7954;1366298377;Chaang-Noi;175,000 coins to $50 -7953;1366298388;Chaang-Noi;we will not see 50 for a while if ever -7952;1366298406;Chaang-Noi;double bottem was tested -7951;1366298413;ThickAsThieves;but why is that buyer propping price up, rather than buying? -7950;1366298427;Sinbios;there are only two big bid orders, one at 80 and one at 70 -7949;1366298427;taub;i see buying beeing absorbed right now -7948;1366298441;Sinbios;if those disappear for whatever reason 50 isn't out of reach -7947;1366298447;taub;you can also buy them with euros truffles -7946;1366298454;taub;it's just that the biggest market is in dollars -7945;1366298455;ThickAsThieves;sinbios, thats what i['m getting at -7944;1366298462;Chaang-Noi;the volume is mostly in usd, but the euro market and even yuan market will drag the dollar price around -7943;1366298466;ThickAsThieves;how much of this bidbook can disappear on a whim? -7942;1366298470;taub;and even most of europeans trade it in usd i think -7941;1366298476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00346246 = 1.7312 BTC [-] -7940;1366298477;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 700 @ 0.00346247 = 2.4237 BTC [+] -7939;1366298489;Chaang-Noi;yes the bid walls can give up waiting and buy, but we were just at $50, why but now? -7938;1366298500;Chaang-Noi;we dont have panic buying right now, but we might again over $130 -7937;1366298518;ThickAsThieves;for 2 or 3 days, someone has been constructing this price, yet not letting it break the overall downward trend -7936;1366298548;Chaang-Noi;? -7935;1366298563;Chaang-Noi;btc is one -7934;1366298591;ThickAsThieves;i think another big crash is coming -7933;1366298606;Chaang-Noi;once nations states are gone.... -7932;1366298624;ThickAsThieves;this manipulator WILL spend these dollars, and it WON'T be at these prices he constructed -7931;1366298672;Scrat;truffles: you'd be surprised at how fast things move nowadays -7930;1366298673;deadweasel;truffles: i agree, we see the internal rot, but nationstates power will remain in our lifetimes. -7929;1366298682;taub;ehhh -7928;1366298692;taub;market has been kinda shaking, especially this week -7927;1366298696;deadweasel;political centrifigalism -7926;1366298703;ThickAsThieves;what i think is that someone is manipulating, making up a large % of bid book, -7925;1366298714;taub;and i dont think fiat currencies can live forever when all central banks are printing money like crazy -7924;1366298717;ThickAsThieves;holding enough coins to be able remove all bids -7923;1366298720;ThickAsThieves;and crash it down -7922;1366298723;taub;you dont need bitcoin to kill fiat, fiat will kill itself the way it's going -7921;1366298733;deadweasel;^ -7920;1366298736;deadweasel;yup -7919;1366298824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9389 @ 0.00071248 = 6.6895 BTC [+] -7918;1366298826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15218 @ 0.00072 = 10.957 BTC [+] -7917;1366298831;ThickAsThieves;the only reason to hold the price up, but under 100 -7916;1366298843;taub;i dont really like to think about that future where fiat breaks down, dont think it will be non violent -7915;1366298843;ThickAsThieves;is that he doesnt have enough coins to crash it at a higher price -7914;1366298864;ThickAsThieves;which means the crash could come sooner than later -7913;1366298879;ThickAsThieves;call me crazy -7912;1366298884;deadweasel;to where tho? 70? 50? -7911;1366298889;ThickAsThieves;but i'm just trying to make sense of this manip -7910;1366298905;taub;yea obviously not -7909;1366298906;deadweasel;thats not crash, it's a bitcoin sneeze -7908;1366298914;ThickAsThieves;no way to know -7907;1366298925;deadweasel;none -7906;1366298925;ThickAsThieves;what if $10m of bids is on person? -7905;1366298936;ThickAsThieves;one* -7904;1366298942;ThickAsThieves;;;bids 50 -7903;1366298945;gribble;There are currently 189923.91 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 12726343.8662 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0065 seconds -7902;1366298952;taub;max keiser -7901;1366298964;ThickAsThieves;what if $15m is one person? -7900;1366298969;Scrat;would take a lot of balls to have 10million on gox -7899;1366298977;ThickAsThieves;what if it is gox -7898;1366299009;ThickAsThieves;gox has made more than that no? -7897;1366299020;ThickAsThieves;maybe they are using all the fees you pay them to control price -7896;1366299023;Sinbios;ThickAsThieves: ...then what incentive does that person have to hold the price up instead of just letting it fall to $0.01 and buy it up then -7895;1366299040;ThickAsThieves;its a numbers -7894;1366299041;ThickAsThieves;game -7893;1366299052;ThickAsThieves;the more cash they get for the crash coins -7892;1366299059;ThickAsThieves;the more control they have at the bottom -7891;1366299071;ThickAsThieves;but if its gox -7890;1366299075;ThickAsThieves;it doesn even matter -7889;1366299082;ThickAsThieves;they could do anything they want -7888;1366299083;Scrat;how do you prove that an exchange is manipulating the price, provided that they are doing it right -7887;1366299101;Sinbios;i don't understand what you're trying to say. what crash coins? -7886;1366299102;ThickAsThieves;you get everyone to cash out -7885;1366299105;ThickAsThieves;and see whats left -7884;1366299106;ThickAsThieves;hehe -7883;1366299131;ThickAsThieves;well assuming its not gox -7882;1366299164;ThickAsThieves;the manipulator would need to hold maybe 500k coins -7881;1366299168;ThickAsThieves;(guessing) -7880;1366299176;ThickAsThieves;and maybe $5,-$20m -7879;1366299195;ThickAsThieves;if they know they make up a certain % of bidbook -7878;1366299205;ThickAsThieves;they know exactly how many coins are needed to crash it to any price -7877;1366299205;Scrat;if it's gox they dont even need to hold anything -7876;1366299208;ThickAsThieves;right -7875;1366299209;Scrat;they can change a value in the database -7874;1366299231;ThickAsThieves;they can simply play with whatever the average balance is -7873;1366299240;ThickAsThieves;an no one could know -7872;1366299259;Scrat;only top management would know -7871;1366299297;ThickAsThieves;but cmon you guys have to see that this price is constructed -7870;1366299305;ThickAsThieves;i'm not crazy about that am i? -7869;1366299362;ThickAsThieves;there is no reason other than manip, to make bid walls that big -7868;1366299395;Sinbios;so what -7867;1366299405;Sinbios;the market is constantly manipulated -7866;1366299414;ThickAsThieves;so what so what -7865;1366299422;Scrat;Sinbios: there's a big difference -7864;1366299426;ThickAsThieves;this is new exaggerated behavior -7863;1366299432;Scrat;whale vs. the exchange themselves -7862;1366299445;ThickAsThieves;this is big -7861;1366299449;Sinbios;who said it's the exchange? -7860;1366299452;Scrat;if the latter is true we're in deep shit -7859;1366299456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00072335 = 8.3909 BTC [+] -7858;1366299457;Scrat;we aren't -7857;1366299458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00072397 = 7.9637 BTC [+] -7856;1366299463;Scrat;this is a "what if" -7855;1366299470;Sinbios;then why are you speculating? -7854;1366299490;ThickAsThieves;dont you remember how 2 days ago we were at about 70, then a 15k wall appeared? -7853;1366299496;ThickAsThieves;then it grew to 20k -7852;1366299501;Scrat;because it's not falsifiable either -7851;1366299504;ThickAsThieves;now last night one appears at 80 -7850;1366299535;Sinbios;god's not falsifiable either, are you speculating it's god keeping the price up -7849;1366299552;ThickAsThieves;my point isnt to be high-minded -7848;1366299559;ThickAsThieves;the WHY doesnt matter -7847;1366299564;ThickAsThieves;is the whether and when -7846;1366299566;Scrat;I have a theory xenu might be buying btc, so yes -7845;1366299575;Sinbios;ThickAsThieves: who cares? maybe it's some guy with deep pockets who thinks it's actually worth 70 and now 80 a coin -7844;1366299585;ThickAsThieves;i care -7843;1366299590;Sinbios;just be prepared that it might disappear at any time and act accordingly -7842;1366299603;ThickAsThieves;so as i do what you just told me to do -7841;1366299604;Sinbios;well you shouldn't -7840;1366299608;ThickAsThieves;you bitch about it/ -7839;1366299626;Sinbios;because it's pointless speculating and you're just going to whip yourself into an anxious frenzy -7838;1366299627;Scrat;;;ticker --last -7837;1366299627;gribble;93.00000 -7836;1366299630;ThickAsThieves;be prepared, but stop caring -7835;1366299635;ThickAsThieves;... -7834;1366299651;Scrat;i'm very calm actually -7833;1366299653;Sinbios;i mean stop caring that it might be manipulation, because it is 100% manipulation -7832;1366299657;ThickAsThieves;i am calm -7831;1366299665;ThickAsThieves;i'm just excited to hash out my theory -7830;1366299688;Scrat;gox is offline -7829;1366299690;ThickAsThieves;disprove it or ignore it -7828;1366299699;Sinbios;k -7827;1366299727;Sinbios;i'm guessing most people are going with the latter, which might be why you don't get any replies when you ask if you're crazy -7826;1366299729;ThickAsThieves;ive been talking about this with others for a couple days now -7825;1366299736;ThickAsThieves;and its at the point where i want to share more -7824;1366299748;troc;share more thoughts or evidence ? -7823;1366299752;ThickAsThieves;i dont mind being wrong -7822;1366299758;ThickAsThieves;or crazy -7821;1366299759;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.365 BTC [+] -7820;1366299767;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.36 = 2.72 BTC [-] -7819;1366299767;ThickAsThieves;at least i'd have some new info -7818;1366299768;ThickAsThieves;:) -7817;1366299775;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.35 = 2.7 BTC [-] -7816;1366299813;Scrat;ThickAsThieves I have a counter argument -7815;1366299818;ThickAsThieves;shoot -7814;1366299840;Scrat;that sort of manip would require someone working at gox who is competent -7813;1366299841;Scrat;lol -7812;1366299847;ThickAsThieves;haha -7811;1366299851;ThickAsThieves;two problems -7810;1366299857;ThickAsThieves;1. it doesnt HAVE to be gox -7809;1366299869;ThickAsThieves;2. it doesnt take THAT much skil -7808;1366299875;ThickAsThieves;skill* -7807;1366299885;ThickAsThieves;its just a matter of scale -7806;1366299893;ThickAsThieves;if you have that much resource -7805;1366299902;ThickAsThieves;playing this game is very easy -7804;1366299910;Scrat;im just trolling -7803;1366299916;Scrat;in fact im always trolling -7802;1366299917;Scrat;afk -7801;1366299918;ThickAsThieves;hehe -7800;1366299987;ThickAsThieves;right -7799;1366300010;ThickAsThieves;i have done this kind of thing with stocks on bitfunder -7798;1366300019;ThickAsThieves;constructed a price -7797;1366300023;ThickAsThieves;and tore it down -7796;1366300056;ThickAsThieves;no -7795;1366300065;ThickAsThieves;just money and smarts -7794;1366300070;thestringpuller;;;ticker -7793;1366300073;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.60000, Best ask: 92.60001, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 92.60000, 24 hour volume: 258868.97500742, 24 hour low: 83.00000, 24 hour high: 98.77799, 24 hour vwap: 90.79159 -7792;1366300079;deadweasel;$avg -7791;1366300081;mpexbot;deadweasel: 90.42 -7790;1366300107;ThickAsThieves;lol -7789;1366300127;ThickAsThieves;yes, the person must be a functional member of the economy -7788;1366300156;ThickAsThieves;common sense isnt a big factor here -7787;1366300284;ThickAsThieves;also, someone noticing doesnt change anything -7786;1366300293;ThickAsThieves;yo'd have to convince most people -7785;1366300305;ThickAsThieves;and then have them be so convinced they actually react -7784;1366300310;ThickAsThieves;unlikely -7783;1366300351;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 1.3998 = 5.5992 BTC [+] -7782;1366300411;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.43 BTC [+] -7781;1366300462;ThickAsThieves;if it IS gox, i'm not sure i'd even want to know -7780;1366300468;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.45 BTC [+] -7779;1366300469;ThickAsThieves;i have too much cash there -7778;1366300478;ThickAsThieves;will take me a long time to get it out -7777;1366300494;orkaa;http://i.imgur.com/QDKZohV.jpg -7776;1366300495;orkaa;lol -7775;1366300506;orkaa;i've got to find this -7774;1366300544;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.4599 BTC [+] -7773;1366300573;orkaa;yeah, haha -7772;1366300581;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 1.46 = 14.6 BTC [+] -7771;1366300582;Chaang-Noi;1.45 nice -7770;1366300604;ThickAsThieves;if i am right, i think the only possible outcome is a big crash when the manipulator gets to the point where he barely has enoush coins to control a crash -7769;1366300684;ThickAsThieves;occam told me no coincidence here -7768;1366300691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3199 @ 0.00072157 = 2.3083 BTC [-] -7767;1366300710;ThickAsThieves;how are 20k walls a coincidence? -7766;1366300725;ThickAsThieves;these arent walls that started at 1 and grew -7765;1366300729;ThickAsThieves;they just appeared -7764;1366300774;Sinbios;like i said, it's 100% manipulation. it's the nature of this market, deal with it or go home -7763;1366300800;ThickAsThieves;like i said, it's theory, deal with it or go home -7762;1366300814;Sinbios;good thing i don't have to deal with it -7761;1366300827;ThickAsThieves;yes please put me on ignore -7760;1366300831;ThickAsThieves;i'd appreciate it -7759;1366301140;ThickAsThieves;i guess some hard advice can be made from this theory, if you see those walls at 80 and 70 disappear, watch out -7758;1366301166;ThickAsThieves;but i dont think they are that dumb to be that obvious -7757;1366301174;ThickAsThieves;to blink them away as a hint -7756;1366301180;Sinbios;[08:40:04] just be prepared that it might disappear at any time and act accordingly -7755;1366301211;ThickAsThieves;all hail sinbios -7754;1366301224;MJR_;people expecting a drop? -7753;1366301239;ThickAsThieves;just tinfoilhatting big time -7752;1366301250;Sinbios;truffles: hold onto long positions hoping it'll keep going up? -7751;1366301261;sturles;Cloudflare error messages from the MtGox API isn't a good sign. DDoS again? Prepare for impact? -7750;1366301283;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 221 @ 0.00408 = 0.9017 BTC [+] -7749;1366301293;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 122 @ 0.00409 = 0.499 BTC [+] -7748;1366301296;ThickAsThieves;blockchain.info was hit with ddos to their servers that are supposed to be hidden by cloudlfare -7747;1366301313;ThickAsThieves;so its possible cloudflare has been compromised ot something -7746;1366301332;ThickAsThieves;or* -7745;1366301704;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 34 @ 0.0028 = 0.0952 BTC [-] -7744;1366301708;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 49 @ 0.0029 = 0.1421 BTC [+] -7743;1366301795;savetheinternet;ThickAsThieves: it's not very hard to get cloudflare to reveal the site's IP address -7742;1366301800;jurov;!ticker m ^oix -7741;1366301801;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 24.03032819 / 24.03032819 / (5 shares, 5.40 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -7740;1366301802;savetheinternet;all you need to do is file a false DMCA claim -7739;1366301834;jurov;oix hahaha -7738;1366301889;thestringpuller;lol 5 btc -7737;1366301901;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu is a big meanie -7736;1366302078;pgp;i'm with ThickAsThieves - manipulation is EASY with enough money and half a brain... -7735;1366302231;pgp;when are credible news agencies gonna pick this http://www.dailypaul.com/282345/zimbabwe-makes-history-bitcoins-now-official-national-currency -7734;1366302247;pgp;or discredit it... -7733;1366302273;savetheinternet;it sounds like a bullshit story -7732;1366302279;savetheinternet;no real source -7731;1366302287;ThickAsThieves;looks like a personal blog post or something -7730;1366302310;savetheinternet;some guys attempt to push up the price i guess, i dunno -7729;1366302626;jurov;kids, don't bring -anal here =) -7728;1366302639;troc;lol -7727;1366302719;thestringpuller;;;ticker -7726;1366302719;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.22000, Best ask: 92.97000, Bid-ask spread: 0.75000, Last trade: 92.22000, 24 hour volume: 241621.59434693, 24 hour low: 83.00000, 24 hour high: 98.77799, 24 hour vwap: 90.96920 -7725;1366302919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1673 @ 0.00071041 = 1.1885 BTC [-] -7724;1366302921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10159 @ 0.00069581 = 7.0687 BTC [-] -7723;1366302945;pgp;wow -slow day in bitcoin land -7722;1366303431;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 4 @ 0.34 = 1.36 BTC [+] -7721;1366303445;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.29502 BTC [-] -7720;1366303608;ThickAsThieves;two more facets to add to my whale manip theory -7719;1366303635;ThickAsThieves;1. the manip and ddos would likely be the same source -7718;1366303658;ThickAsThieves;2. Only Gox would know how big of a bid wall is needed to force a floor -7717;1366303672;ThickAsThieves;not saying it would HAVE to be gox -7716;1366303680;ThickAsThieves;just that they would know easiest -7715;1366303811;ThickAsThieves;The wall at 80 has halved -7714;1366303939;lippoper1;you don't think the wall has moved up? -7713;1366304033;ThickAsThieves;looks like it -7712;1366304042;ThickAsThieves;like it got spread out -7711;1366304086;ThickAsThieves;some kind of squeeze play -7710;1366304088;ThickAsThieves;can't tell -7709;1366304098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3900 @ 0.00069463 = 2.7091 BTC [-] -7708;1366304239;ThickAsThieves;squeeze the price here til the weekend -7707;1366304270;ThickAsThieves;then pop it and buy up for a couple days -7706;1366304472;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 57 @ 0.00409 = 0.2331 BTC [+] -7705;1366304480;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 33 @ 0.00382 = 0.1261 BTC [-] -7704;1366304483;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 50 @ 0.00381 = 0.1905 BTC [-] -7703;1366304486;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.0038 = 0.38 BTC [-] -7702;1366304489;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 94 @ 0.00373 = 0.3506 BTC [-] -7701;1366304492;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 44 @ 0.003724 = 0.1639 BTC [-] -7700;1366304550;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 489 @ 0.003501 = 1.712 BTC [-] -7699;1366304553;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 6189 @ 0.0035 = 21.6615 BTC [-] -7698;1366304572;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.18 BTC [-] -7697;1366304595;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.0035 = 0.35 BTC [-] -7696;1366304763;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.3201 = 1.9206 BTC [-] -7695;1366305421;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.32000007 BTC [-] -7694;1366305424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00310002 = 3.1 BTC [-] -7693;1366305525;ThickAsThieves;;;later -7692;1366305525;gribble;Error: "later" is not a valid command. -7691;1366305537;ThickAsThieves;whats the command to pm someone later? -7690;1366305557;lippoper1;;;pm later -7689;1366305557;gribble;Error: "pm" is not a valid command. -7688;1366305560;lippoper1;hehe -7687;1366305563;troc;!!later ? -7686;1366305592;lippoper1;;;next -7685;1366305592;gribble;support: 91, 86 | targets: 100-102, 105, 110-113, 120, ..., 50% retracement at 160, new highs? | updated by OneFixt at Apr 18 2013, 08:08 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 6 hours, 11 minutes, and 50 seconds ago -7684;1366305600;lippoper1;;;ticker -7683;1366305601;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 92.90002, Best ask: 92.97000, Bid-ask spread: 0.06998, Last trade: 92.97000, 24 hour volume: 213470.79482426, 24 hour low: 83.00000, 24 hour high: 96.40386, 24 hour vwap: 90.61458 -7682;1366305891;orkaa;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2ku1A5Ox8U -7681;1366305893;orkaa;hahaha -7680;1366305948;error4733;;;bids 50 -7679;1366305950;gribble;There are currently 191320.39 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 12858409.5504 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0071 seconds -7678;1366305957;error4733;;;bids 75 -7677;1366305958;gribble;There are currently 59494.14 bitcoins demanded at or over 75.0 USD, worth 4890302.23197 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.4589 seconds -7676;1366305976;error4733;;;bids 0 -7675;1366305976;gribble;There are currently 99247013 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 19912477.3474 USD in total. | Data vintage: 25.8990 seconds -7674;1366306000;error4733;20M$ Cmon ONE TIME ! -7673;1366306263;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.43000001 = 2.15 BTC [-] -7672;1366306264;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.43 = 0.86 BTC [-] -7671;1366306266;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4271666 = 1.2815 BTC [-] -7670;1366306267;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.425 = 0.85 BTC [-] -7669;1366306267;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.42 = 2.52 BTC [-] -7668;1366306268;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.417 = 1.251 BTC [-] -7667;1366306269;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4 BTC [-] -7666;1366306270;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3989 = 1.1967 BTC [-] -7665;1366306357;lippoper1;it's only less than 100k short -7664;1366306381;lippoper1;let me put in a quick buy order for 100k bitcoins -7663;1366306386;error4733;please -7662;1366306390;lippoper1;100kusd worth of btc -7661;1366306398;error4733;you want some change ? -7660;1366306403;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9425 @ 0.00068035 = 6.4123 BTC [-] -7659;1366306419;error4733;maybe in my couch ! let me check -7658;1366306534;pgp;orkaa: funny video -7657;1366306598;taub;dat buy -7656;1366306743;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 22 @ 0.0041 = 0.0902 BTC [+] -7655;1366306923;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.32000006 = 0.64 BTC [-] -7654;1366306982;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.32000001 BTC [-] -7653;1366306984;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.32 = 3.2 BTC [-] -7652;1366307103;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.32 BTC [-] -7651;1366307295;error4733;;;bids 0 -7650;1366307295;gribble;There are currently 99252549 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20327226.4718 USD in total. | Data vintage: 37.1946 seconds -7649;1366307429;bitesak;;;ticker -7648;1366307430;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 94.30000, Best ask: 94.39000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 94.22000, 24 hour volume: 198258.25230075, 24 hour low: 83.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.69850 -7647;1366307549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5100 @ 0.00068035 = 3.4698 BTC [-] -7646;1366307555;bitesak;I have never seen so many millions in bids -7645;1366307566;bitesak;;;asks 260 -7644;1366307566;gribble;There are currently 105104.93 bitcoins offered at or under 260.0 USD, worth 16053671.2769 USD in total. | Data vintage: 34.9561 seconds -7643;1366307581;pgp;hmmm... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goSaEQ9Z8Wg -7642;1366307881;error4733;first time 20M$ bids !! this is huge -7641;1366307916;Boydy;20m bids? -7640;1366307974;error4733;;;bids 0 -7639;1366307974;gribble;There are currently 99252722 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20351513.2657 USD in total. | Data vintage: 73.3459 seconds -7638;1366307997;MJR_;is this the first time? -7637;1366308210;bitesak;in my memory it is -7636;1366308226;bitesak;over the last 2-3 days, its increased by 5 million -7635;1366308242;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.306 = 0.918 BTC [-] -7634;1366308244;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 29 @ 0.261 = 7.569 BTC [-] -7633;1366308245;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.2602 = 2.0816 BTC [-] -7632;1366308246;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2601 BTC [-] -7631;1366308247;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2601 BTC [-] -7630;1366308248;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.25 = 0.5 BTC [-] -7629;1366308250;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.25 = 2.5 BTC [-] -7628;1366308250;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.24 = 1.68 BTC [-] -7627;1366308412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00310001 = 3.1 BTC [-] -7626;1366308415;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00300502 = 3.005 BTC [-] -7625;1366308416;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00300501 = 3.005 BTC [-] -7624;1366308417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.003005 = 6.01 BTC [-] -7623;1366308424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2600 @ 0.003 = 7.8 BTC [-] -7622;1366308426;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.0029 = 8.7 BTC [-] -7621;1366308428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00288242 = 2.8824 BTC [-] -7620;1366308432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00275 = 1.375 BTC [-] -7619;1366308434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00270003 = 2.7 BTC [-] -7618;1366308443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00270001 = 5.4 BTC [-] -7617;1366308445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 474 @ 0.0027 = 1.2798 BTC [-] -7616;1366308474;bitesak;;;ticker -7615;1366308474;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 94.00000, Best ask: 94.19998, Bid-ask spread: 0.19998, Last trade: 94.00000, 24 hour volume: 194747.98048834, 24 hour low: 83.00000, 24 hour high: 95.70000, 24 hour vwap: 90.73874 -7614;1366308535;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2310 @ 0.00068475 = 1.5818 BTC [+] -7613;1366308748;lippoper1;you're welcome error -7612;1366309121;Bugpowder;bitflooor lol -7611;1366309140;lippoper1;poor bitfloor -7610;1366309145;Bugpowder;poor? -7609;1366309152;Bugpowder;they stole 25,000BTC -7608;1366309155;Bugpowder;what do you expect? -7607;1366309177;lippoper1;Bitcoin exchange BitFloor shuts its doors, promises to return everyone's money -7606;1366309177;lippoper1;The Verge‎ - 12 hours ago -7605;1366309182;lippoper1;'promises' -7604;1366309196;lippoper1;and you know how you can't break promises -7603;1366309228;lippoper1;Do you think it has anything to do with this? Bitfloor Hacked, $250,000 Missing | Bitcoin Magazine -7602;1366309242;lippoper1;Bitfloor, the fourth largest exchange dealing in US dollars, has just announced that it has been hacked, and the service has taken a loss of 24,000 BTC -7601;1366309260;Bugpowder;a good chance he stole the money the first time -7600;1366309366;Diablo-D3;my auction is still running -7599;1366309381;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179065 -7598;1366309381;lippoper1;true -7597;1366309383;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 50 @ 0.00339 = 0.1695 BTC [+] -7596;1366309483;MJR_;huh? -7595;1366309493;MJR_;why would you steal the money, then go back to running the exchange -7594;1366309499;MJR_;no one lost money at bitfloor yesterday -7593;1366309502;Bugpowder;to get the money a second time -7592;1366309505;Bugpowder;oh? -7591;1366309510;MJR_;except he gave the money out -7590;1366309512;Bugpowder;have people been able to withdraw? -7589;1366309516;MJR_;in fact you can still withdraw currently -7588;1366309518;MJR_;btc -7587;1366309520;MJR_;if you want fiat -7586;1366309525;MJR_;you have to wait for ACH -7585;1366309534;MJR_;that is what he meant by "i am giving all the money back" -7584;1366309543;MJR_;it means he's giving all accounts their money -7583;1366309554;Bugpowder;well… I would be sure to be first -7582;1366309556;MJR_;in fact he texted me to tell me to withdraw any btc i have -7581;1366309564;MJR_;which i did -7580;1366309569;Bugpowder;cause there might not be enough for the last person -7579;1366309590;MJR_;huh? -7578;1366309601;MJR_;the hacking incident is completely unrelated to him closing -7577;1366309608;MJR_;he owes those people x number of coins -7576;1366309615;MJR_;nothing to do with current accounts -7575;1366309623;Bugpowder;Its the same entity -7574;1366309628;MJR_;yes -7573;1366309636;Bugpowder;why do new accounts have preference over old accounts -7572;1366309640;Bugpowder;can't be legal -7571;1366309648;MJR_;he has a debt to them -7570;1366309653;Bugpowder;lawsuit waiting to happen -7569;1366309659;MJR_;yeah, any year now -7568;1366309667;MJR_;considering him getting hacked was over a year ago -7567;1366309670;MJR_;i believe -7566;1366309686;MJR_;i personally did all my exchanging there -7565;1366309689;MJR_;and never had one problem -7564;1366309706;lippoper1;y shutting down? -7563;1366309713;MJR_;bank account closed -7562;1366309727;MJR_;more than likely recent upsurge of volume in cash...raised some eyebrows -7561;1366309748;MJR_;so i think they closed his bank account or something like that -7560;1366309766;MJR_;no details, but it has to do with fincen regs i think -7559;1366309772;MJR_;or at the very least AML -7558;1366309783;lippoper1;I heard he was talking to another bank and might re-open in 4 weeks -7557;1366309788;lippoper1;who would go there though? -7556;1366309789;MJR_;possible -7555;1366309799;MJR_;if he can figure out the AML stuff, compliance with fincen regs -7554;1366309802;MJR_;no reason why not -7553;1366309837;Bugpowder;he can't figure it out -7552;1366309840;Bugpowder;that much is clear -7551;1366309847;MJR_;why not? -7550;1366309850;Bugpowder;because he is operating illegally -7549;1366309856;Bugpowder;and has been since being hacked -7548;1366309859;MJR_;i wouldn't talk to a bank so i could have them help me operate illegally -7547;1366309868;MJR_;no, has been since inception -7546;1366309872;Bugpowder;yeha -7545;1366309875;MJR_;or technically since fincen released guidance -7544;1366309886;MJR_;again hacking had nothing to do with closing -7543;1366309908;lippoper1;hacking was just to hurt his reputation -7542;1366309912;MJR_;i would talk to a bank so they could help me implement KYC and AML -7541;1366309920;lippoper1;you're syaing they didn't make off with 24k BTC though? -7540;1366309922;Bugpowder;mtgox is 502 -7539;1366309924;Bugpowder;down -7538;1366309931;Bugpowder;lippoper: someone did -7537;1366309934;Bugpowder;we don't know who -7536;1366309934;jborkl;diablo-d3 , how long till the auction ends? -7535;1366309934;MJR_;i'm still getting mt gox data -7534;1366309945;MJR_;its flying in on the api -7533;1366309959;Bugpowder;I can't login -7532;1366309965;MJR_;weird -7531;1366309970;Bugpowder;need to withdraw more -7530;1366309972;MJR_;i'm just watching market data -7529;1366309984;MJR_;;;goxlag -7528;1366309985;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -7527;1366309993;MJR_;someone needs to restart gribble -7526;1366309996;MJR_;i think no? -7525;1366310266;Bugpowder;prob ddos -7524;1366310333;troc;;;bids 0 -7523;1366310333;gribble;There are currently 99252456 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20514882.8485 USD in total. | Data vintage: 20.9792 seconds -7522;1366310404;pgp;gox is down hard, huh? -7521;1366310437;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 997 @ 0.01 = 9.97 BTC [+] -7520;1366310468;lippoper1;very hard -7519;1366310496;pgp;fuckin' joke... -7518;1366310503;ThickAsThieves;it ddos -7517;1366310507;ThickAsThieves;blockchain.info down all day -7516;1366310517;ThickAsThieves;get ready for the crash -7515;1366310542;pgp;funny video while we wait http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2ku1A5Ox8U -7514;1366310583;Bugpowder;i freaking hope so -7513;1366310589;Bugpowder;I totally fucked up -7512;1366310604;pgp;how? -7511;1366310605;Bugpowder;bought a TON of coins at 65 -7510;1366310620;Bugpowder;sold them at 70 -7509;1366310621;Bugpowder;:( -7508;1366310623;pgp;lol -7507;1366310624;Scrat;how muchis a ton -7506;1366310633;Bugpowder;I'm at 0.29% -7505;1366310634;pgp;you'll have another chance -7504;1366310636;lippoper1;what did you buy Ripples? -7503;1366310638;Bugpowder;lol -7502;1366310666;Bugpowder;I thought the buy wall at 70 was fake -7501;1366310667;Bugpowder;it was not -7500;1366310689;lippoper1;LOL -7499;1366310696;lippoper1;evident by your sales -7498;1366310716;lippoper1;i just sold 2 at 95 -7497;1366310718;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.34589 BTC [+] -7496;1366310731;lippoper1;gonna use that liquidity to buy it up at whatever price gox comes back with -7495;1366310732;lippoper1;lol -7494;1366310750;lippoper1;for a .01% gain lmao -7493;1366310759;lippoper1;-1% for fees -7492;1366310765;ThickAsThieves;i'm cashing out more today -7491;1366310766;lippoper1;*facepalm -7490;1366310774;ThickAsThieves;after this all i have left is sdice -7489;1366310790;ThickAsThieves;and some miners -7488;1366310802;ThickAsThieves;and a lil mpoe -7487;1366310804;ThickAsThieves;hehe -7486;1366310804;Bugpowder;;;bids 69 -7485;1366310804;gribble;There are currently 101606.17 bitcoins demanded at or over 69.0 USD, worth 7989462.52678 USD in total. | Data vintage: 85.4055 seconds -7484;1366310817;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -7483;1366310818;gribble;There are currently 99261721 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20535034.3746 USD in total. | Data vintage: 98.7360 seconds -7482;1366310822;Bugpowder;jesus -7481;1366310824;Bugpowder;20M -7480;1366310866;ThickAsThieves;dont beleve the hype -7479;1366310871;ThickAsThieves;believe -7478;1366310950;MJR_;is 20mil a new high? -7477;1366310956;ThickAsThieves;yeah -7476;1366310975;ThickAsThieves;but $10m+ of it are the manipulators -7475;1366310983;ThickAsThieves;surely they prefer to buy at 40 -7474;1366311046;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000699 BTC [+] -7473;1366311056;MJR_;perhaps -7472;1366311057;pgp;20MM is bullshit -7471;1366311063;MJR_;i'm still getting good data -7470;1366311065;MJR_;over the api -7469;1366311068;MJR_;very quick too -7468;1366311088;Scrat;MJR_: cached by cloudflare -7467;1366311093;pgp;price? -7466;1366311170;MJR_;how does cloudflare cache a websocket stream -7465;1366311185;MJR_;94.20/94.47 -7464;1366311198;MJR_;94.06 last -7463;1366311208;Scrat;ah, thought you meant the http api -7462;1366311254;MJR_;nope, the socket.io is working beautifully so far -7461;1366311260;MJR_;been running since this morning -7460;1366311265;ThickAsThieves;gox is up -7459;1366311276;MJR_;of course it isn't super readable, but i can make it out if i stare at the right spots -7458;1366311334;MJR_;it just started lagging -7457;1366311336;MJR_;a tiny bit -7456;1366311337;pgp;Gox = WORST EXCHANGE ON PLANET -7455;1366311340;Bugpowder;just got more $ out of gox -7454;1366311350;Bugpowder;Gox = BEST BITCOIN EXCHANGE ON PLANET -7453;1366311352;Bugpowder;sadly -7452;1366311445;pgp;lol -7451;1366311495;pgp;now that bitfloor and bitcoin24 are gone, soon gox will be ONLY bitcoin exchange on planet -7450;1366311639;taub;campbx should make their site less ugly meby the'd get some customers -7449;1366311737;pgp;campbx will like be next to fold -7448;1366311769;taub;up we go -7447;1366311858;Doffx;Why would it fold? -7446;1366311880;taub;i'm not sure, they seem pretty legit and in check with legal stuff -7445;1366311885;taub;and they've been up for 2 years almost now -7444;1366311892;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -7443;1366311893;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 95.90000, Best ask: 95.97999, Bid-ask spread: 0.07999, Last trade: 95.97999, 24 hour volume: 176637.04484907, 24 hour low: 83.00000, 24 hour high: 95.91100, 24 hour vwap: 90.73430 -7442;1366311896;Doffx;yeah that's why I asked. -7441;1366311898;pizzaman1337;come on 100 -7440;1366311911;Doffx;;;next -7439;1366311912;gribble;support: 91, 86 | targets: 100-102, 105, 110-113, 120, ..., 50% retracement at 160, new highs? | updated by OneFixt at Apr 18 2013, 08:08 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 7 hours, 57 minutes, and 10 seconds ago -7438;1366311922;asciilifeform;how about btc-e? is there something evil about it? -7437;1366311925;pgp;govt will crack down -7436;1366311930;taub;btce is russians -7435;1366311941;pgp;CTFC will want to regulate -7434;1366311959;pgp;bitfloor prolly closed because of FinCEN -7433;1366311969;Doffx;Tell it to go regulate the real criminals it keeps letting off the hook -7432;1366311979;Doffx;Wait CTFC are the criminals -7431;1366311986;pgp;ye -7430;1366311989;pgp;yes -7429;1366311990;taub;nothing against russians, but the fact that you can just take bitcoins and close up shop... who knows, maybe if t hey got enough in deposits they'll suddenly claim a "hack" or something... but that's the danger with any exchnage -7428;1366312001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2000 @ 0.00275213 = 5.5043 BTC [-] -7427;1366312028;pgp;doesn't change the fact that running an axchange in the US will be a real headache -7426;1366312029;taub;i love this cascade of little breakouts -7425;1366312041;pgp;unless you have deep pockets and scall -7424;1366312043;pgp;scale -7423;1366312061;taub;yep, maybe max keisers one wil be good, london based -7422;1366312070;taub;they usually are really liberal with their financial regulations -7421;1366312075;Doffx;I doubt they do it that way -7420;1366312077;troc;or not -7419;1366312080;pgp;binary options? -7418;1366312103;troc;blockchain and gox had to shutdown their uk bank accounts -7417;1366312113;taub;oh, snap -7416;1366312120;Doffx;They will let more people get in to BTC create a giant calamity in wich people lose tons then find some people to tell how they lost it all and how unfortunate they are. -7415;1366312129;Doffx;Then they will outlaw all crypto coins -7414;1366312134;Doffx;for our own protection -7413;1366312156;taub;could happen yea -7412;1366312163;pgp;outlaw - no... make it really difficult to convert fiat to crypto, yes... -7411;1366312208;pgp;not sure how you can actually outlaw bitcoin... at least in US... -7410;1366312247;pgp;i think that in the end there is a strong first ammendment argument to be made that bitcoin is a form of speech -7409;1366312249;taub;label them as hiyt or what they are called -7408;1366312273;taub;hyip -7407;1366312294;taub;;;ticker -7406;1366312295;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 95.74999, Best ask: 95.96230, Bid-ask spread: 0.21231, Last trade: 95.96230, 24 hour volume: 175919.78736906, 24 hour low: 83.00000, 24 hour high: 96.00000, 24 hour vwap: 90.72937 -7405;1366312328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 464 @ 0.00275213 = 1.277 BTC [-] -7404;1366312568;error4733;;;bids 0 -7403;1366312569;gribble;There are currently 99263832 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20523346.483 USD in total. | Data vintage: 93.8686 seconds -7402;1366312595;error4733;!asks 265.9 -7401;1366312608;error4733;;;asks 265.9 -7400;1366312610;gribble;There are currently 101929.89 bitcoins offered at or under 265.9 USD, worth 16175085.4369 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0077 seconds -7399;1366312727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00068475 = 6.4367 BTC [+] -7398;1366314399;Scrat;;;bids 0 -7397;1366314401;gribble;There are currently 99264378 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20874550.2445 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0196 seconds -7396;1366314410;Scrat;wut -7395;1366314430;Scrat;how the fuck did this jump sky high in 1 day -7394;1366314447;pizzaman1337;oh, that's awesome -7393;1366314479;troc;is this gox getting round to bumper subscriptions from the ath 10days ago ? -7392;1366314643;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.39 = 2.78 BTC [-] -7391;1366314651;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.36 = 4.08 BTC [-] -7390;1366315623;pigeons;this one too huh https://bitcoin-24.com/ -7389;1366315850;thestringpuller;;;ticker -7388;1366315851;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 96.50001, Best ask: 96.54000, Bid-ask spread: 0.03999, Last trade: 96.54000, 24 hour volume: 167037.83440532, 24 hour low: 83.00000, 24 hour high: 97.59000, 24 hour vwap: 91.04704 -7387;1366315860;punkman;https://twitter.com/Bitcoin24com -7386;1366315869;punkman;"It is time for something new. A new big business and a very serious Company, which can not be fuc***! We will be back for sure!" -7385;1366315875;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -7384;1366315875;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 0 days, 1 hour, 28 minutes, and 41 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -7383;1366316179;error4733;;;next -7382;1366316179;gribble;support: 91, 86 | targets: 100-102, 105, 110-113, 120, ..., 50% retracement at 160, new highs? | updated by OneFixt at Apr 18 2013, 08:08 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 9 hours, 8 minutes, and 17 seconds ago -7381;1366316235;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.29 BTC [-] -7380;1366316238;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 12 @ 1.28 = 15.36 BTC [-] -7379;1366316241;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.275 = 3.825 BTC [-] -7378;1366317054;deadweasel;where is bitfinex? -7377;1366317078;deadweasel;are they likely to be shut down? -7376;1366317140;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3940 @ 0.00068475 = 2.6979 BTC [+] -7375;1366317220;Doffx;I always wondered when this would start happening -7374;1366317241;Doffx;Banks finally saying eff you, closing that account buh bye Exchange. -7373;1366317271;Doffx;I wonder how hard it would be to make a Bank -7372;1366317283;Doffx;FUnd it just for Bitcoin trade -7371;1366317290;Doffx;Bet it would be near impossible -7370;1366317326;deadweasel;very -7369;1366317972;lippoper1;look at BFL -7368;1366317975;lippoper1;they've basically done that -7367;1366317986;lippoper1;they've taken millions of dollars of pre-order funds -7366;1366317990;lippoper1;and are using it to mine -7365;1366317994;lippoper1;for themselves lol -7364;1366318021;Doffx;Uhh, I think we would notice that fairly quickly. -7363;1366318022;lippoper1;while scaring potential miners because of their mystical pink unicorn like ASICS that could ship at any minute now -7362;1366318032;asciilifeform;fiat banks declaring total war on BTC was only a matter of time. seriously, it isn't like nobody saw it coming. -7361;1366318055;lippoper1;they just want their portion of the fees aciilifeform -7360;1366318069;Doffx;They are getting the fees -7359;1366318072;lippoper1;i'm sure once they get a little slice of heaven they'll stop being so jealous -7358;1366318079;pgp;i agree -7357;1366318107;Doffx;It cost you every time you transfer money so they were making money off BTC but losing in another way much bigger if BTC actually got adopted as a true payment sytem -7356;1366318109;pgp;fiat banks don't want to deal with BTC exchanges -7355;1366318132;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.252 = 2.504 BTC [-] -7354;1366318135;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.241 = 2.482 BTC [-] -7353;1366318139;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.24001 BTC [-] -7352;1366318143;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.24 BTC [-] -7351;1366318144;Doffx;They stand to lose Power, Control, and Money if BTC was adopted. -7350;1366318149;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.24 BTC [-] -7349;1366318152;Doffx;I think the Power is the most important part. -7348;1366318153;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.23 BTC [-] -7347;1366318160;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.211 BTC [-] -7346;1366318163;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [-] -7345;1366318177;Doffx;Wow, glad I ditched mine yesterday. -7344;1366318191;Doffx;bought a 8 at 72, then sold at 1.30 -7343;1366318205;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 1.2 = 9.6 BTC [-] -7342;1366318208;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 1.2 = 10.8 BTC [-] -7341;1366318211;asciilifeform;fiat banks won't surrender to the idea of moving $1 across the ocean costing $0. They want it to cost ~$50 (in pure profit for the parasites,) as it does now. -7340;1366318215;Doffx;Now to get a bunch more cheap! -7339;1366318307;lippoper1;Why is ASIC MINER doing so bad Doffx? -7338;1366318323;Doffx;Its not, people are just speculating. -7337;1366318328;deadweasel;1.2 is not bad -7336;1366318344;Doffx;Its up quite a bit -7335;1366318356;Doffx;I just wanted to get out at the peak -7334;1366318371;Doffx;I was just day tried for a fast btc, worked out this time. -7333;1366318381;Doffx;err day trading weps -7332;1366318677;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.00001 BTC [-] -7331;1366318680;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 1 = 15 BTC [-] -7330;1366319435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 468 @ 0.00069463 = 0.3251 BTC [+] -7329;1366319462;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.335 = 1.005 BTC [+] -7328;1366320486;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.44 = 1.76 BTC [+] -7327;1366320531;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 4 @ 0.199 = 0.796 BTC [+] -7326;1366321137;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.23397 BTC [+] -7325;1366321739;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 0.96503 BTC [-] -7324;1366321742;jurov;lol tradehill going to argentina http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-04-16/bitcoin-dreams-endure-to-savers-crushed-by-cpi-argentina-credit.html -7323;1366321826;jurov;"Kenna is seeking to partner with a local bank to open an exchange in the country." -7322;1366321841;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 0.96502 = 3.8601 BTC [-] -7321;1366322127;jurov;;;bc,convert eur -7320;1366322128;gribble;1 BTC = 95.10000 U.S. dollars = 72.9070837 Euros -7319;1366322207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00072228 = 16.1068 BTC [+] -7318;1366322209;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 293 @ 0.00072397 = 0.2121 BTC [+] -7317;1366322217;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18807 @ 0.00073 = 13.7291 BTC [+] -7316;1366322925;thestringpuller;mpoe at new highs -7315;1366322926;pizzaman1337;$avg -7314;1366322927;mpexbot;pizzaman1337: 91.99 -7313;1366322933;thestringpuller;;;next -7312;1366322933;gribble;support: 91, 86 | targets: 100-102, 105, 110-113, 120, ..., 50% retracement at 160, new highs? | updated by OneFixt at Apr 18 2013, 08:08 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 11 hours and 51 seconds ago -7311;1366325763;FabianB;!t m S.DICE -7310;1366325764;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0027 / 0.00294867 / 0.00346247 (20988 shares, 61.89 BTC), 7D: 0.0027 / 0.00347087 / 0.00439999 (88231 shares, 306.24 BTC), 30D: 0.0027 / 0.00340411 / 0.005598 (1807229 shares, 6,152.01 BTC) -7309;1366325794;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.16 = 0.48 BTC [-] -7308;1366325801;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.159 = 1.113 BTC [-] -7307;1366326161;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.19987 BTC [+] -7306;1366326170;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.199879 BTC [+] -7305;1366326174;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [+] -7304;1366326276;FabianB;what's wrong with s.dice? -7303;1366326328;iz;i know the answer to this one; it does each of it's transactions in the blockchain -7302;1366326335;iz;:b -7301;1366326445;FabianB;still making big profit -7300;1366326685;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6193 @ 0.00073 = 4.5209 BTC [+] -7299;1366326827;pgp;24h volume back down to 135k at gox... -7298;1366327132;pizzaman1337;;;bids 0 -7297;1366327132;gribble;There are currently 99273220 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21139142.3182 USD in total. | Data vintage: 15.7309 seconds -7296;1366327136;pizzaman1337;wow -7295;1366327142;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4 = 1.2 BTC [+] -7294;1366327144;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.399 = 1.995 BTC [-] -7293;1366327145;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.39890001 = 3.989 BTC [-] -7292;1366327146;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.3989 = 0.7978 BTC [-] -7291;1366327147;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 15 @ 0.395 = 5.925 BTC [-] -7290;1366327148;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.39 = 0.78 BTC [-] -7289;1366327149;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.38 = 1.14 BTC [-] -7288;1366327150;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.38 = 2.66 BTC [-] -7287;1366327151;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.37 = 18.5 BTC [-] -7286;1366327187;Doffx;Is tradehill up and running currently? -7285;1366327369;soypirate;what's the deal with s.dice. anyone have a guess for where the price is going? -7284;1366327401;soypirate;sorry, i see that someone just asked that -7283;1366327484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2707 @ 0.00073338 = 1.9853 BTC [+] -7282;1366327520;ThickAsThieves;its going up and down -7281;1366327527;ThickAsThieves;afaik -7280;1366327534;soypirate;what's the safest bet for like 10btc right now: s.dice or BTC-BOND? -7279;1366327537;ThickAsThieves;up again after that -7278;1366327544;ThickAsThieves;safe = bind -7277;1366327547;ThickAsThieves;bond -7276;1366327587;soypirate;will s.dice go back up, or do you guys think it will go down before it goes back up? -7275;1366327709;jurov;the outcome will be the same, no? -7274;1366327724;Scrat;50% up, 50% down -7273;1366327725;soypirate;i guess you're right... weird question. -7272;1366327728;Scrat;i am a wizard fyi -7271;1366327735;soypirate;hehe -7270;1366327876;jurov;i'd buy s.dice to expect more profit... but you need strong nerves, its movememnts defy all logic -7269;1366327885;soypirate;I feel with s.dice that, the way the btc/usd price has been wild, the dividends will not really pay for the profit loss in terms of share to btc resale value... -7268;1366327908;jurov;neither btc-bond will do that -7267;1366327936;soypirate;you mean, the dividends don't pay for the loss in share value? -7266;1366327964;jurov;you can't expect them to -7265;1366328018;jurov;s.dice has nothing to do with usd -7264;1366328044;jurov;if you fear btc crash so much, do some spreadsheet yourself and buy some puts instead -7263;1366328054;soypirate;in as much as affecting the value of BTC -7262;1366328055;jurov;or divide the investment -7261;1366328135;jurov;s.dice firmly captured a part of btc economy and any usd movements affect it mildly at most -7260;1366328197;soypirate;yeah, I was about to say, it was at 0.006 and went to 0.003 during the latest btc/usd bubble -7259;1366328222;soypirate;price per share -7258;1366328252;soypirate;I see -7257;1366328297;soypirate;so, long-term would be better to trade a few for m.poe or something? -7256;1366328323;joecool;same could be said about mtgox -7255;1366328323;joecool;lol -7254;1366328352;joecool;both have been proven to be run by idiots -7253;1366328370;jurov;who are you talking to? tiberiusiv? i am ignoring him for a reason -7252;1366328386;joecool;oh yeah he usually trolls -7251;1366328439;joecool;lol last time i was in here you were calling mircea a gypsy over and over and telling us he makes a living stealing chickens -7250;1366328441;joecool;or some other bs -7249;1366328699;jurov;for example i have ignored after he came up with this: mircea has lost in 1month probably more bitcoins then 95% of this channel hold combined. -7248;1366328735;jurov;such "fact" i know for certain was just some ass pull -7247;1366329050;deadweasel;jurov, you're not missing anything -7246;1366329068;deyyo;;;next -7245;1366329068;gribble;support: 91, 86 | targets: 100-102, 105, 110-113, 120, ..., 50% retracement at 160, new highs? | updated by OneFixt at Apr 18 2013, 08:08 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 12 hours, 43 minutes, and 6 seconds ago -7244;1366329228;dub;soypirate: the ass fell out of s.deuce well before the latest bubble -7243;1366329274;dub;for the reason we all know but don't like to say -7242;1366329304;dub;jurov nearly got there -7241;1366329483;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.82 = 3.64 BTC [+] -7240;1366329543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.3789999 BTC [+] -7239;1366329585;soypirate;i'm sorry, I'm not aware -7238;1366329639;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.199 BTC [+] -7237;1366329656;bitesak;;;ticker -7236;1366329656;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 96.70000, Best ask: 96.75000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 96.75000, 24 hour volume: 128874.27980737, 24 hour low: 86.00000, 24 hour high: 97.59000, 24 hour vwap: 92.62337 -7235;1366329657;dub; i'd buy s.dice to expect more profit... but you need strong nerves, its movememnts defy all logic -7234;1366329670;dub;s/movements/issuer -7233;1366329672;bitesak;;;bids 0 -7232;1366329672;gribble;There are currently 99274016 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21096363.1057 USD in total. | Data vintage: 71.6021 seconds -7231;1366329710;soypirate;so, even though I would sell at a loss, I should take out anything significant from s.dice? -7230;1366329731;soypirate;just to save some of it? -7229;1366329749;dub;you could stick it out and hope for better than 89 satoshi dividends -7228;1366329770;soypirate;890 -7227;1366329784;dub;very little chance of the share price going up though -7226;1366329843;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.25000002 = 0.5 BTC [-] -7225;1366329858;dub;and the every present risk of it getting shut down -7224;1366329861;soypirate;fuck, I'm puzzled... the loss from the sale would be enough of an incentive to want to stick it out -7223;1366329889;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 100 @ 0.00216014 = 0.216 BTC [-] -7222;1366329976;deadweasel;what about bbet? -7221;1366329979;deadweasel;same situation? -7220;1366330044;dub;less risk of shutting down imo, operators aren't US citizens with completely fuckign retarded politics -7219;1366330099;deadweasel;as far as I can tell there's not a stock worth holding. -7218;1366330171;dub;probably true -7217;1366330203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 1 @ 1.3789999 BTC [+] -7216;1366330227;soypirate;so... you're saying I should get out while I still have the skin on my back... -7215;1366330244;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 11 @ 0.003939 = 0.0433 BTC [+] -7214;1366330257;deadweasel;if you don't have much in, it might be a good long term experiment. at least BBET -7213;1366330263;deadweasel;i thought voorhees got out of the US? -7212;1366330333;error4733;panama :beach: -7211;1366330349;deadweasel;sure it ain't panama city FL? -7210;1366330365;deadweasel;S.Dice is pretty safe from shutdown then.. -7209;1366330427;soypirate;how did s.dice just go from .0027 to .0021? it's dropping... -7208;1366330450;FabianB;little depth -7207;1366330508;deadweasel;which market you looking at? -7206;1366330525;FabianB;mpex -7205;1366330583;soypirate;it's just plummeting... this is not good -7204;1366330649;deadweasel;it was a nice thing when the PTs got to sell it on their sites. all the 'brokers' made a killing, leaving us with shit -7203;1366330654;deadweasel;it's the NYSE is regulated -7202;1366330669;deadweasel;it's *why -7201;1366330673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00071305 = 0.6417 BTC [-] -7200;1366330710;soypirate;so, s.dice is not really looking like its going to stabilize. it's just going down. -7199;1366330752;dub;deadweasel: he still travels to and from the US, publicly spouting his anti govt bullshit etc -7198;1366330771;dub;still a US citizen -7197;1366330796;dub;not that ny of these are requiremtnts for getting shutdown by the US (ref: kim dotcom) -7196;1366330819;deadweasel;I think people are consolidating their BTC holdings into cold wallets... dumping worthless stock and locking up tight as banks start closing accts.. -7195;1366330834;deadweasel;dub he's really not helping anyone -7194;1366330862;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2297 BTC [+] -7193;1366330975;dub;soypirate: its possible that the price will recover after a decent div or two -7192;1366330995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 603 @ 0.00216016 = 1.3026 BTC [+] -7191;1366330997;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 10 @ 0.00216015 = 0.0216 BTC [-] -7190;1366330999;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 387 @ 0.00216015 = 0.836 BTC [-] -7189;1366331031;dub;soypirate: it miht be a small window to dump before voorhees does however -7188;1366331043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 2 @ 1.45 = 2.9 BTC [+] -7187;1366331053;FabianB;unlikely -7186;1366331115;ll;jeez -7185;1366331123;ll;!t h kcim -7184;1366331124;assbot;[HAVELOCK:KCIM] 1D: 1.24980000 / 1.31354736 / 1.45000000 (19 shares, 24.95739978 BTC), 7D: 1.04900000 / 1.17625177 / 1.45000000 (112 shares, 131.74019879 BTC), 30D: 0.99500000 / 1.13419784 / 1.45000000 (289 shares, 327.78317701 BTC) -7183;1366331260;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1088 @ 0.00216015 = 2.3502 BTC [-] -7182;1366331262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00216013 = 2.1601 BTC [-] -7181;1366331273;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3000 @ 0.00216012 = 6.4804 BTC [-] -7180;1366331275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1000 @ 0.00216011 = 2.1601 BTC [-] -7179;1366331276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1912 @ 0.001201 = 2.2963 BTC [-] -7178;1366331282;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.25000002 = 0.5 BTC [-] -7177;1366331283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.25000001 BTC [-] -7176;1366331287;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.25 BTC [-] -7175;1366331288;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.245 = 1.47 BTC [-] -7174;1366331510;dub;tiberiusiv: good time to buy! -7173;1366331529;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00071305 = 7.1305 BTC [-] -7172;1366331643;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.36 = 2.52 BTC [-] -7171;1366331644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.351 = 2.106 BTC [-] -7170;1366331644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -7169;1366331646;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -7168;1366331647;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -7167;1366331824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 88 @ 0.001201 = 0.1057 BTC [-] -7166;1366332109;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 110 @ 0.003938 = 0.4332 BTC [-] -7165;1366332112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4850 @ 0.0007075 = 3.4314 BTC [-] -7164;1366332114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1500 @ 0.00070505 = 1.0576 BTC [-] -7163;1366332162;soypirate;it remains a challenge to recoup the sign-up fees at mpex. -7162;1366332229;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000699 BTC [+] -7161;1366332304;Uglux;;;ticker -7160;1366332304;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 100.50000, Best ask: 100.73567, Bid-ask spread: 0.23567, Last trade: 100.73567, 24 hour volume: 134360.83858928, 24 hour low: 86.00000, 24 hour high: 100.69000, 24 hour vwap: 93.52243 -7159;1366332314;jurov;soypirate, for 10 btc investment you can start with coinbr -7158;1366332360;soypirate;what are the dividends like comparatively? -7157;1366332406;jurov;soypirate what do you mean? -7156;1366332485;soypirate;ok, sorry. I need to look into it a bit more... -7155;1366332602;soypirate;I just want to find a setup where I can more-or-less "set it and forget it" you know what I mean? How do I evenly distribute the risk between stocks and bonds to get a decent, regular payout... -7154;1366332655;jurov;sry, no such thing in btc yet. -7153;1366332697;soypirate;hehe.. yeah, that's what I see -7152;1366332716;jurov;managed investment like btc-bond is close, but still it depends on only one man -7151;1366332793;jurov;only mpex seems to have a team and plans for any opportunity -7150;1366332915;jurov;s,dice is more people too afaik... but as you can see it's clouded in fud "gonna be closed by usg" -7149;1366332939;soypirate;I see -7148;1366333004;error4733;;;seen namworld -7147;1366333006;gribble;namworld was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 14 hours, 5 minutes, and 16 seconds ago: gox make make the price go down. What's the use for LTC? More trading occuring, maybe not only upward. -7146;1366333007;Diablo-D3;[05:50:01] I just want to find a setup where I can more-or-less "set it and forget it" you know what I mean? How do I evenly distribute the risk between stocks and bonds to get a decent, regular payout... -7145;1366333022;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.35 BTC [-] -7144;1366333024;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.33 = 0.66 BTC [-] -7143;1366333025;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.31222222 BTC [-] -7142;1366333026;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.31111 = 6.2222 BTC [-] -7141;1366333026;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.3111 = 0.9333 BTC [-] -7140;1366333027;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.31 = 0.62 BTC [-] -7139;1366333034;deadweasel;https://coinbr.com/ref?c=294TNRz1oP soypirate you can trade on Coinbr pretty easily. -7138;1366333039;Diablo-D3;soypirate: get an account at Vanguard, split 60% Vanguard Total Stock Market Mutual Fund, 40% Vanguard Total Bond Market Mutual Fund -7137;1366333043;deadweasel;only 3 stocks there. the only 3 worth buying. -7136;1366333068;dub;sounds like he is already mpex direct -7135;1366333074;deadweasel;lol -7134;1366333084;Diablo-D3;soypirate: you need to put in at least $5k in both (=$10k) to invest in the mutual fund form, but there is no minimum for the ETF form of it -7133;1366333140;jborkl;diablo-d3 - you have been paid - I will pm you my info on the forum -7132;1366333153;Diablo-D3;jborkl: ahem, you typoed. -7131;1366333157;soypirate;I see, thank you -7130;1366333167;Diablo-D3;jborkl: you sent 54.37 not 84.37 -7129;1366333179;jborkl;I sent 2 transactions -7128;1366333186;Diablo-D3;oh, havent seen the second one yet -7127;1366333188;jborkl;one for 30 and one for 54.37 -7126;1366333209;jborkl;the first is coming from btctc.. the 30 -7125;1366333233;jborkl;so they have to do the withdraw - not automatic -7124;1366333493;Diablo-D3;out of 16. -7123;1366333563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6734 @ 0.00071305 = 4.8017 BTC [+] -7122;1366333565;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7650 @ 0.00073264 = 5.6047 BTC [+] -7121;1366333599;MJR__;hey all -7120;1366333738;dub;aloha -7119;1366333851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13016 @ 0.00073287 = 9.539 BTC [+] -7118;1366333858;kakobrekla;hi -7117;1366333927;kakobrekla;;;ticker --last -7116;1366333928;gribble;102.80000 -7115;1366333931;kakobrekla;:| -7114;1366333974;kakobrekla;http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/mtgoxUSD/accumulated_orderbook.png -7113;1366333975;kakobrekla;jesus. -7112;1366334037;error4733;;;bids 0 -7111;1366334037;gribble;There are currently 99189589 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20727724.3897 USD in total. | Data vintage: 54.1620 seconds -7110;1366334072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 900 @ 0.00073437 = 0.6609 BTC [+] -7109;1366334074;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00073438 = 0.5875 BTC [+] -7108;1366334091;Bugpowder;kakobrekla: My new favorite plot. http://blockchained.com/depth_mtgox_15d.png -7107;1366334100;kakobrekla;fuckin hell -7106;1366334104;kakobrekla;i forgot my yubikey at home -7105;1366334105;Doffx;That's a nice tidal wave of bids -7104;1366334109;kakobrekla;FUCK. -7103;1366334116;Bugpowder;u want to buy or sell? -7102;1366334131;Doffx;I think he wants to buy. -7101;1366334132;kakobrekla;shot myself really -7100;1366334132;Bugpowder;google authenticator brah -7099;1366334134;jborkl;That is why I use 2fa and a yubikey -7098;1366334146;Doffx;What if he forgets his phone? -7097;1366334164;kakobrekla;well, i can just watch until sun/mon :( -7096;1366334164;jborkl;what if he forgets his key -7095;1366334175;MJR__;that sucks -7094;1366334186;MJR__;can someone read it to you over the phone? -7093;1366334193;Doffx;But on sun/mon it might be 120+? -7092;1366334205;kakobrekla;or 80 or 280 or 28 -7091;1366334211;jborkl;has to plugged into usb where you can touch it -7090;1366334211;taub;im not in panic buy mode yet -7089;1366334223;taub;50% retracement is at 160. -7088;1366334229;Doffx;hehe, ver true kakobrekla -7087;1366334229;MJR__;ah ok. -7086;1366334232;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 6 @ 0.003999 = 0.024 BTC [+] -7085;1366334242;MJR__;well I'd let my sister or someone do it for me -7084;1366334248;MJR__;family at least -7083;1366334251;kakobrekla;noone that can do that -7082;1366334251;pgp2;that blows -7081;1366334281;kakobrekla;blah -7080;1366334287;kakobrekla;my own fault -7079;1366334301;MJR__;yubikey to trade or transfer? -7078;1366334330;kakobrekla;trade -7077;1366334348;MJR__;if calls were not a million dollars I'd do that -7076;1366334358;pgp2;then create virgin account and transfer to it -7075;1366334377;kakobrekla;cant trasnfer dollars :) -7074;1366334384;kakobrekla;transfer* -7073;1366334392;kakobrekla;such a weak currecny! -7072;1366334408;pgp2;right... gox codes gone.... -7071;1366334451;MJR__;not for euros right? could buy on OTC using a t+3 type thing, think you are trustworthy enough -7070;1366334465;kakobrekla;t+3? -7069;1366334482;kakobrekla;time + 3 days? -7068;1366334484;MJR__;settle trade on mon -7067;1366334486;MJR__;yes -7066;1366334499;kakobrekla;hmm -7065;1366334505;kakobrekla;i guess that is the last resort -7064;1366334524;taub;FUCK -7063;1366334527;taub;put in a bid instead of an ask -7062;1366334530;MJR__;can offer gox euro code right? -7061;1366334532;taub;fucking gox'd again -7060;1366334535;kakobrekla;this is going to bubble again or something -7059;1366334542;deyyo;or not -7058;1366334548;pgp2;or not -7057;1366334550;Namworld;Please, no more bubbling -7056;1366334553;kakobrekla;or not not -7055;1366334569;Namworld;But if it does... I got 100 more BTC going into MtGox right now. -7054;1366334573;Bugpowder;its still in bounce mode -7053;1366334582;kakobrekla;kinda strong bounce -7052;1366334588;Bugpowder;well -7051;1366334592;Bugpowder;look at the last bubble -7050;1366334599;Namworld;strong bounces too... -7049;1366334615;kakobrekla;ok people -7048;1366334620;Bugpowder;although -7047;1366334622;kakobrekla;here is a yes no question for you all -7046;1366334627;Bugpowder;I buses we already had that bounce -7045;1366334629;kakobrekla;is bitcoin worth more than 100$? yes or no -7044;1366334632;kakobrekla;right now -7043;1366334635;ThickAsThieves;yes -7042;1366334636;Scrat;;;eightball 100+ or no -7041;1366334637;gribble;You're kidding, right? -7040;1366334637;kakobrekla;not in years to come -7039;1366334643;Bugpowder;well -7038;1366334662;Bugpowder;most of the price is due to expectation of future growth of the currency -7037;1366334668;deyyo;id say no, it goes up to quickly again ... -7036;1366334670;deyyo;too* -7035;1366334674;Bugpowder;like any small cap or biotech -7034;1366334685;pizzaman1337;I like $100, it's easy to do math with that -7033;1366334686;taub;it's not really small cap anymore -7032;1366334688;ThickAsThieves;i know its yes because i just sold some for 100 :P -7031;1366334708;taub;upper small cap maybe -7030;1366334714;Namworld;My take on the thing: http://i.imgur.com/XhAY8Zl.png -7029;1366334717;kakobrekla;fuck i said YES or NO and i got a load of not 'yes' and not 'no' text? -7028;1366334719;taub;i mean it's gotten a shit ton of attention -7027;1366334733;Namworld;2nd bubble of many bubbles to come for BTC -7026;1366334744;Namworld;Hopefuly it will survive the crashes -7025;1366334759;taub;the more bubbles the better :D -7024;1366334773;taub;for traders at least -7023;1366334797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 200 @ 0.0012 = 0.24 BTC [-] -7022;1366334864;Bugpowder;NO -7021;1366334881;taub;why not -7020;1366334890;Bugpowder;unless you consider growth prospects -7019;1366334903;taub;of course it wont be good for the confidence -7018;1366334958;kakobrekla;hash power is not supporting this price yet -7017;1366334991;taub;how so -7016;1366335011;kakobrekla;i use this to meause it http://smpake.com/etc/btc/ -7015;1366335021;kakobrekla;measure -7014;1366335022;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00199 BTC [+] -7013;1366335110;taub;i see -7012;1366335126;taub;so in terms of mining revenue this last bubble was small compared to 2011 -7011;1366335142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9500 @ 0.00070505 = 6.698 BTC [-] -7010;1366335198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 2500 @ 0.00361221 = 9.0305 BTC [+] -7009;1366335200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 387 @ 0.00371221 = 1.4366 BTC [+] -7008;1366335258;kakobrekla;yes -7007;1366335261;kakobrekla;4 times smaller -7006;1366335270;kakobrekla;there about -7005;1366335282;Diablo-D3;hey guys -7004;1366335289;Diablo-D3;how much did avalon's latest batch sell for -7003;1366335303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.311 = 0.933 BTC [+] -7002;1366335316;error4733;Namworld, one week after 2011 crash, Mgox was hacked ! -7001;1366335351;Doffx;Was like 88 btc to start -7000;1366335363;Doffx;they sold per module I think a 4 module was more, I dont remember exactly -6999;1366335380;Diablo-D3;man, wtf is with the asicminer bidding then -6998;1366335395;Bugpowder;yeah… the gox hack was a big deal -6997;1366335403;Bugpowder;I forgot about that in my initial analysis -6996;1366335410;Bugpowder; -6995;1366335462;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -6994;1366335465;gribble;Current Blocks: 232033 | Current Difficulty: 8974296.01488785 | Next Difficulty At Block: 233855 | Next Difficulty In: 1822 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 11 hours, 1 minute, and 7 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9878659.93315 | Estimated Percent Change: 10.07727 -6993;1366335475;Doffx;That's why people think its a bit ridiculous to pay 70 btc for a 10gh module -6992;1366335486;Diablo-D3;I think I'll bid on one just to own one -6991;1366335499;Diablo-D3;;;genrate 10000 -6990;1366335500;gribble;The expected generation output, at 10000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 8974296.01489, is 0.560385478255 BTC per day and 0.0233493949273 BTC per hour. -6989;1366335505;Doffx;Why not just use the DIY -6988;1366335519;Doffx;seems more fun and you can build yourself an Avalon -6987;1366335531;Diablo-D3;;;calc 70 / 0.560385478255 -6986;1366335531;gribble;124.914014935 -6985;1366335538;Doffx;Get it in July sometime -6984;1366335539;Diablo-D3;;;calc 70 / 0.560385478255 / 30 -6983;1366335539;gribble;4.16380049783 -6982;1366335546;Diablo-D3;4 months isn't really that bad -6981;1366335548;Doffx;maybe haha -6980;1366335561;Doffx;did you read the DIY stuff? -6979;1366335561;error4733;;;diff -6978;1366335561;gribble;8974296.01488785 -6977;1366335574;Diablo-D3;Doffx: not really interested in that -6976;1366335584;Doffx;I bought 30 chips and im going to give it a try, seems interesting -6975;1366335592;Doffx;Ill get like 8.333 GH out of that -6974;1366335598;Doffx;Thereabouts -6973;1366335682;Doffx;kakobrekla, what should the current hash rate be supporting? I am not sure I understand how to get that from the graphs -6972;1366335699;Diablo-D3;if friedcat auctions these every week, I might buy one every week -6971;1366335727;Doffx;I think they are going to come up with a price and sell units without an auction next -6970;1366335741;error4733;i want know how fell the guy with a 5K btc preorder on BFL, he could sold them for 1.25M$ @ 250$/btc -6969;1366335749;Doffx;Plus they still have those USB units they haven’t said anything new about -6968;1366335754;dub;I skimmed the DIY thread, didn't seem like enough there to build without further engineering -6967;1366335758;kakobrekla;id say 0.3 eur -6966;1366335760;kakobrekla;so a third less -6965;1366335762;ThickAsThieves;http://satoshidice.com/ domain expired -6964;1366335765;kakobrekla;that is 70$ -6963;1366335775;Diablo-D3;Doffx: ahh. Then what I should do is push bids up. -6962;1366335814;kakobrekla;fuck -6961;1366335824;Diablo-D3;I could bid 64.5 on 7 of them. -6960;1366335827;Doffx;OK, that makes sense now. -6959;1366335832;error4733;Hehe, thick i had a note in my phone to check 1 week before :) -6958;1366335843;Doffx;Just so you could have the hardware? -6957;1366335852;ThickAsThieves;anyone talk to erik? -6956;1366335855;ThickAsThieves;ehats the deal -6955;1366335857;ThickAsThieves;whats* -6954;1366335865;error4733;is not -6953;1366335865;Diablo-D3;Doffx: well it'll force everyone else to try to outbid me -6952;1366335878;Doffx;Lol, I am sure they will. -6951;1366335879;kakobrekla;well tbh i expect it to get lowe than 0.3 with asic -6950;1366335879;kakobrekla;but -6949;1366335879;kakobrekla;that might be too late. -6948;1366335887;Diablo-D3;Doffx: the auction is setting sales prices -6947;1366335908;Doffx;He didnt say it would exactly match the highest bid -6946;1366335916;Diablo-D3;no, its implied an average of all 10 -6945;1366335920;Diablo-D3;or a mean -6944;1366335921;Diablo-D3;or something -6943;1366335930;ThickAsThieves;lol no one cares that satoshidice.com is gone? -6942;1366335938;jamboramboooo;hehe no -6941;1366335938;Diablo-D3;ThickAsThieves: GOOD RIDDANCE -6940;1366335940;Diablo-D3;PARTY TIME -6939;1366335954;Diablo-D3;I have no ascii art to describe how I feel :< -6938;1366335963;deadweasel;nobody cares. -6937;1366335966;error4733;http://satoshidice.com/ -6936;1366335976;kakobrekla;ThickAsThieves wtf? -6935;1366335981;deadweasel;still htere! yet nobody cares still. -6934;1366335983;error4733;SD is up for me -6933;1366335986;dub;ThickAsThieves: ICANN is an evil gubbermint oligarchy, Erik refuses to conform and has created his own DNS root -6932;1366335997;deadweasel;i think he means the stock. -6931;1366336013;ll;expired domains can be renewed within a couple days of expiration -6930;1366336028;dub;libertarian is the new emo -6929;1366336082;Doffx;Lol, well that explains the selloff -6928;1366336110;error4733;maybe ! -6927;1366336156;kakobrekla;howdy neighbour -6926;1366336176;ThickAsThieves;[18:46] ThickAsThieves wtf? hmm? -6925;1366336186;kakobrekla;the SD thingy, nevermind -6924;1366336193;pizzaman1337;jurov: not a big deal, but I noticed http://mpex.coinbr.com/ is down -6923;1366336333;MJR__;eh, don't really need the site to play -6922;1366336379;ThickAsThieves;http://blockchain.info/ down for me -6921;1366336415;ThickAsThieves;back -6920;1366336426;error4733;The owner of the Domain Name can -6919;1366336426;error4733;renew it from within the control panel or approach his service provider for the same. -6918;1366336432;ThickAsThieves;i dont see any sdice bets there though -6917;1366336472;error4733;same for me on blockchain -6916;1366336505;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 3 @ 0.0039 = 0.0117 BTC [-] -6915;1366336515;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2 @ 0.0039 = 0.0078 BTC [-] -6914;1366336518;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.00381 = 0.0381 BTC [-] -6913;1366336682;error4733;btctalk ? nothing ? -6912;1366336743;dub;i think we can assume erik is buys getting waterboarded -6911;1366336748;dub;busy* -6910;1366336749;ThickAsThieves;http://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/satoshidice.com -6909;1366336753;ThickAsThieves;multiple DNS -6908;1366336758;ThickAsThieves;some are spam links -6907;1366336767;ThickAsThieves;IPs* -6906;1366336841;dub;thats probably normal -6905;1366336872;dub;registrar camping on expired domain until the 30 day renewal period is up -6904;1366336888;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.10175 BTC [+] -6903;1366336909;ThickAsThieves;some people still get the site though -6902;1366336931;dub;until it falls out of their cache yes -6901;1366336952;ThickAsThieves;maybe this is the day mpex takes the money and runs -6900;1366336960;Doffx;I got redirected to a maleware site -6899;1366336968;dub;what has mpex got do to with s.deuce? -6898;1366336980;Doffx;That was the first time I ever tried to go to SD -6897;1366336981;error4733;404 on S.dice could be bad imo -6896;1366337034;error4733;But more important, no bet ? -6895;1366337045;dub;I don't see any malware -6894;1366337102;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.82 = 7.28 BTC [+] -6893;1366337147;Doffx;The second time I went to it dub I didn’t get it, was odd. -6892;1366337162;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.44889999 = 0.8978 BTC [+] -6891;1366337217;Diablo-D3;well Im glad, really -6890;1366337222;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 9 @ 0.245 = 2.205 BTC [-] -6889;1366337225;Diablo-D3;it means SD is finally dead -6888;1366337236;Diablo-D3;sell your stock and run while you can -6887;1366337283;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.23 = 2.3 BTC [-] -6886;1366337284;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.22780632 BTC [-] -6885;1366337285;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.223045 = 0.4461 BTC [-] -6884;1366337287;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.221 = 1.768 BTC [-] -6883;1366337288;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 15 @ 0.22 = 3.3 BTC [-] -6882;1366337289;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.214 = 5.35 BTC [-] -6881;1366337343;kakobrekla;ah shutup Diablo-D3 -6880;1366337356;error4733;PrtSc 4 glory Diablo -6879;1366337382;ThickAsThieves;ugh -6878;1366337403;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.21 = 1.26 BTC [-] -6877;1366337404;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.2 = 3.4 BTC [-] -6876;1366337405;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 44 @ 0.181 = 7.964 BTC [-] -6875;1366337414;ThickAsThieves;... -6874;1366337421;error4733;Cmon it was a joke -6873;1366337452;ThickAsThieves;doesnt look like a joke -6872;1366337478;error4733;Script are not on front end, maybe a technical issue -6871;1366337510;error4733;not the first time, sooooooo some1 skype erik please ? -6870;1366337523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 6 @ 0.181 = 1.086 BTC [-] -6869;1366337575;error4733;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.msg1879460#msg1879460 -6868;1366337639;error4733;"I'll try to get out in the high 20s" Maybe not this time -6867;1366337657;Namworld;SDICE getting no love -6866;1366337679;error4733;shame, it's bitcoin factory -6865;1366337682;thestringpuller;Namworld: lower divs -6864;1366337703;ThickAsThieves;lol i just doubled down on sdice last week -6863;1366337703;error4733;no exit on MPEX... -6862;1366337763;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 50 @ 0.18 = 9 BTC [-] -6861;1366337800;thestringpuller;;;seen mircea_popescu -6860;1366337800;gribble;mircea_popescu was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 12 hours, 43 minutes, and 34 seconds ago: jurov indeed we aren't. -6859;1366337822;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 100 @ 0.165 = 16.5 BTC [-] -6858;1366337836;kakobrekla;speaking of -6857;1366337845;guruvan;the orderbook at havelock is whack -6856;1366337846;kakobrekla;we can now debunk another mistery -6855;1366337851;kakobrekla;mpoe-pr is real -6854;1366337856;kakobrekla;:) -6853;1366337883;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.125 = 0.875 BTC [-] -6852;1366337914;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: old news -6851;1366337925;kakobrekla;not for the nonbelivers! -6850;1366337927;thestringpuller;new news: ebay earnings shock the market -6849;1366337936;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: where is the proof? -6848;1366337936;thestringpuller;short sell! -6847;1366337950;kakobrekla;in the pudding -6846;1366337955;Bugpowder;Erik might be on a trip -6845;1366337963;Bugpowder;I suspect that is whats up -6844;1366337969;kakobrekla;thats correct -6843;1366337973;error4733;;;eightball S.dice is dead ? -6842;1366337973;gribble;About as likely as pigs flying. -6841;1366337981;Scrat;here comes da pudding zip zop bobbity bop -6840;1366337994;ThickAsThieves;:( -6839;1366338005;kakobrekla;asciilifeform i shook her hand today, that good enough? -6838;1366338019;deadweasel;i shook a baby today, is that enough? -6837;1366338027;kakobrekla;ya but babies do exist -6836;1366338035;kakobrekla;we mostly agree on that -6835;1366338038;deadweasel;until you shake them -6834;1366338052;kakobrekla;then they are shaked babies? -6833;1366338058;deadweasel;ah, point taken. -6832;1366338063;kakobrekla;what the point it -6831;1366338071;deadweasel;are you trying to say MPOE-PR is a real woman? -6830;1366338072;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: maybe you also shook Bigfoot's hand -6829;1366338092;kakobrekla;indeed it is -6828;1366338092;kakobrekla;the one from the pic -6827;1366338097;kakobrekla;hehe -6826;1366338118;deadweasel;I shook bigfoot's relatively small johnson after he plowed MPOE-PRs hairy axe wound. -6825;1366338121;Doffx;Was she cute, or did she have really large hands? -6824;1366338138;deadweasel;it was all I could reach -6823;1366338147;kakobrekla;her hands were normal sized lmao -6822;1366338211;Doffx;hehe -6821;1366338224;deadweasel;but she know has a bigfoot sized vag. -6820;1366338228;deadweasel;now* -6819;1366338235;deadweasel;fuck me I need food. -6818;1366338259;Scrat;105 wall down -6817;1366338262;Scrat;;;ticker --last -6816;1366338263;gribble;105.50000 -6815;1366338288;mircea_popescu;jesus the impudence -6814;1366338288;Doffx;106 wall going -6813;1366338291;peterl;hi ya'all -6812;1366338293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6879 @ 0.00070505 = 4.85 BTC [-] -6811;1366338293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8118 @ 0.00070053 = 5.6869 BTC [-] -6810;1366338330;thestringpuller;and now mpoe crashes -6809;1366338340;Bugpowder;oh hai -6808;1366338351;Bugpowder;RALLY ON WAYNE -6807;1366338371;Bugpowder;;;bids 0 -6806;1366338374;gribble;There are currently 99198432 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21659691.5446 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0120 seconds -6805;1366338383;kakobrekla;sooo buggy p, -6804;1366338385;kakobrekla;whats the news -6803;1366338390;Bugpowder;price goes up, total bids goes up -6802;1366338398;Bugpowder;the news is, I am long from 97 -6801;1366338402;Bugpowder;half stack -6800;1366338417;ThickAsThieves;i went in for 200 myself -6799;1366338421;Bugpowder;lets get this bitch back to 150 -6798;1366338423;Bugpowder;lol -6797;1366338425;ThickAsThieves;so much for my tinfoil hat phase -6796;1366338426;Bugpowder;or 130 -6795;1366338444;thestringpuller;Bugpowder, mah niggan -6794;1366338451;thestringpuller;nigga* -6793;1366338457;Bugpowder;thats for clarifying that -6792;1366338460;Bugpowder;thanks -6791;1366338461;Bugpowder;* -6790;1366338493;kakobrekla;O_o -6789;1366338554;mircea_popescu;is a niggan like a vegetarian black dude ? -6788;1366338568;thestringpuller;kakobrekla: why u no forek? -6787;1366338572;thestringpuller;forex* -6786;1366338620;error4733;;;ticker -6785;1366338621;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 108.50000, Best ask: 108.97000, Bid-ask spread: 0.47000, Last trade: 108.98000, 24 hour volume: 159590.55540562, 24 hour low: 86.00000, 24 hour high: 108.98900, 24 hour vwap: 95.89234 -6784;1366338662;kakobrekla;what kind of question is that -6783;1366338673;jamboramboooo;who me? -6782;1366338708;ThickAsThieves;mp any word abot this sdice website shit? -6781;1366338737;Scrat;jesus fuck, 110 wall going down fast -6780;1366338763;Bugpowder;bitcoin, the gift that keeps on giving -6779;1366338765;Bugpowder;jeebus -6778;1366338768;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves mmm -6777;1366338780;mircea_popescu;what shit is that ? -6776;1366338907;Bugpowder;expired domain name -6775;1366338915;Bugpowder;bets not being processed -6774;1366338917;Bugpowder;etc. -6773;1366338924;mircea_popescu;i see it ? -6772;1366338945;ThickAsThieves;bad domains havent fully propgated yet -6771;1366338953;mircea_popescu;odd -6770;1366338977;mircea_popescu;so like a dns attack or what ? -6769;1366338989;Scrat;the attack of forgetting to pay for the domain -6768;1366338993;mircea_popescu;i get satoshidice.com. 19177 IN A 94.142.154.208 -6767;1366338995;ThickAsThieves;well, the domain is def expired -6766;1366339010;Scrat;most registrars give you a 90 day grace period -6765;1366339029;mircea_popescu;Expiration Date: 18-Apr-2013 ahahaha idiots -6764;1366339039;MJR__;lol -6763;1366339046;MJR__;rally's on! -6762;1366339046;mircea_popescu;well ya, hopefully tjhey didn't lose the domain. -6761;1366339056;ThickAsThieves;Domain Name: SATOSHIDICE.COM -6760;1366339056;ThickAsThieves;Registration Date: 18-Apr-2012 -6759;1366339056;ThickAsThieves;Expiration Date: 18-Apr-2013 -6758;1366339056;ThickAsThieves;Status:RENEWAL HOLD -6757;1366339067;ThickAsThieves;looks like he can still get it back -6756;1366339102;MJR__;today is the 18th... -6755;1366339196;mircea_popescu;it's a shitty domain anyway, get -6754;1366339200;mircea_popescu;http://.sd -6753;1366339287;Scrat;fuck -6752;1366339293;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -6751;1366339294;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 110.00000, Best ask: 110.55000, Bid-ask spread: 0.55000, Last trade: 110.55000, 24 hour volume: 164008.50250337, 24 hour low: 86.00000, 24 hour high: 110.35000, 24 hour vwap: 96.46533 -6750;1366339474;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -6749;1366339475;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.0012 / 0.00272143 / 0.00371221 (33263 shares, 90.52 BTC), 7D: 0.0012 / 0.00334017 / 0.00439999 (95347 shares, 318.48 BTC), 30D: 0.0012 / 0.00338779 / 0.005598 (1793824 shares, 6,077.10 BTC) -6748;1366339521;dub;its probably just erik wanting to buy back -6747;1366339542;dub;whats the month shaping up like? -6746;1366339577;pizzaman1337;guys, the domain name http://vagi.na/ is available -6745;1366339583;pizzaman1337;but it's EUR 3,250.00 -6744;1366339593;pizzaman1337;somebody buy that :P -6743;1366339610;dub;nobody cares what domain they are fapping to -6742;1366339614;error4733;MP every day -6741;1366339619;Scrat;dub: I do -6740;1366339744;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.82 BTC [+] -6739;1366339802;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.32 = 1.28 BTC [-] -6738;1366339804;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.32 = 1.6 BTC [-] -6737;1366339848;mircea_popescu;aite well, catch you all tomorrow or something. -6736;1366339857;kakobrekla;cya -6735;1366369392;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/429/bitcoin-24-will/ wow that's one -6734;1366369783;kakobrekla;mornin -6733;1366369993;ColdHardMetal;breaks through 130. If that holds things just might get all crazy again. -6732;1366370008;mircea_popescu;ya. right. -6731;1366370013;mircea_popescu;and i might just shoot somebody. -6730;1366370022;LoudmouthBear;I call bulltrap -6729;1366370030;deyyo;this is unreal...from 95 ro 135 lol -6728;1366370030;LoudmouthBear;return to normal -6727;1366370034;deyyo;to* -6726;1366370045;LoudmouthBear;"What a bargain!"ers -6725;1366370065;LoudmouthBear;But the influx of new cash ain't going to support that. -6724;1366370496;taub;this hurts to watch -6723;1366370513;taub;i mustnt think about howmuch i had now if i didn't take multiple targets -6722;1366370529;ColdHardMetal;yeah, no good will come of that. -6721;1366370704;kakobrekla;god fuckin dammit - the price. -6720;1366370733;kakobrekla;bitcoin is screaming "somebody stop me" the mask style -6719;1366370735;taub;i'd get nervous when we break through 160, until then it's not that dramatic -6718;1366370750;taub;160 = 50% retracement -6717;1366370765;kakobrekla;well its making me pissed -6716;1366370830;Chaang-Noi;what is the gox line? -6715;1366370834;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 0 -6714;1366370845;gribble;There are currently 60227293 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21650645.4959 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0126 seconds -6713;1366370859;Chaang-Noi;yeah 21 million on the book, and with 50 million more to come... -6712;1366370867;Chaang-Noi;we should see $260 again soon -6711;1366370965;Chaang-Noi;that being said we should retest 100 first -6710;1366370974;Chaang-Noi;;;bids 100 -6709;1366370976;gribble;There are currently 26588.781 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 2957235.9955 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0055 seconds -6708;1366371374;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 1.2 = 12 BTC [+] -6707;1366371383;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2298 BTC [+] -6706;1366371386;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 1.25 = 12.5 BTC [+] -6705;1366371396;jurov;fuck i't repeating... as i'm going to travel bitcoin's going haywire again -6704;1366371411;jurov;and i don't feel like trying to speculate from train -6703;1366371418;jurov;on a phone -6702;1366371438;taub;give me your account data and i'll do it for you -6701;1366371456;taub;;D -6700;1366371457;jurov;lol -6699;1366371494;Scrat;surely you can afford to speculate on a laptop -6698;1366371550;kakobrekla;jurov when is your arrival -6697;1366371558;jurov;21:25 :( -6696;1366371562;Scrat;wtf is going on at bitstamp -6695;1366371575;kakobrekla;aww -6694;1366371587;kakobrekla;Scrat whats up with kids with css skills -6693;1366371613;Scrat;i am a kid with css skills -6692;1366371617;Scrat;too -6691;1366371654;jurov;yea i can do it on laptop... but i prefer not to, the concentration isn't there -6690;1366371712;kakobrekla;Scrat ya but you dont run bitstamp -6689;1366371732;Scrat;imagine the look on nearby passengers faces when you tell them "i just made 5k, how does that make you feel, miserable plebians?" -6688;1366371918;ColdHardMetal;"They why are you on the train asshole?" is the response I'd expect. -6687;1366371933;kakobrekla;srsly Scrat whats up with bitstamp -6686;1366371939;kakobrekla;something new? -6685;1366371939;Scrat;can't afford my own train yet, bro -6684;1366371996;Scrat;kakobrekla: nah just a spam of orders ive never seen before, then it stopped working for a minute -6683;1366372032;taub;not to self if you see a price you want take it -6682;1366372038;taub;dont play the limit game and dont get a fill -6681;1366372143;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.44444 = 2.6666 BTC [-] -6680;1366372441;Chaang-Noi;gox down? -6679;1366372462;Scrat;yep -6678;1366372465;Chaang-Noi;502 Bad Gateway -6677;1366372466;Chaang-Noi;hmmm -6676;1366372503;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.44444 = 1.3333 BTC [-] -6675;1366373678;Chaang-Noi;free fall -6674;1366373764;taub;yay -6673;1366373794;bitesak;nothing unusual in bitcoinland -6672;1366373839;bitesak;;;ticker -6671;1366373839;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 122.99999, Best ask: 123.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 122.99999, 24 hour volume: 279868.88069221, 24 hour low: 90.50370, 24 hour high: 136.43210, 24 hour vwap: 111.46245 -6670;1366373864;bitesak;that's a weak fall -6669;1366373877;kakobrekla;hit 108 on stamp -6668;1366373879;kakobrekla;for a sec -6667;1366374689;jimbo2k;does someone now what happens when you deposit funds to a mount gox account from a different bank account as registered by mount gox? -6666;1366375095;taub;ask in #mtgox -6665;1366375120;taub;bitconcharts feed crapping out -6664;1366375134;taub;cant trade, love the volatility but so risky when feed and sites can go down any second -6663;1366375149;kakobrekla;if not the sites then the bitcoin -6662;1366376457;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.25 = 6.25 BTC [+] -6661;1366377138;bitesak;jimbo2k, the account should bare your same name otherwise you are in for some hassle -6660;1366377185;jimbo2k;hm it doesnt -6659;1366377197;jimbo2k;but what is the problem? -6658;1366377206;jimbo2k;i didnt read anythong according to such a rule -6657;1366377226;jimbo2k;i always thought deposits can be made from any bank account -6656;1366377240;bitesak;i read about it ages ago and it can't of gotten any more lenient -6655;1366377310;bitesak;the problem is that the origin of the money is not clearly tied to you and that you could ask people to pay you on your mtgox account rather than your own -6654;1366377318;kakobrekla;13:13.57 ( idioterna ) http://i.imgur.com/SywZ7Uk.jpg -6653;1366377338;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.44 = 0.88 BTC [+] -6652;1366377350;bitesak;which cannot be very AML friendly -6651;1366377493;assbot;[BTCTC] [MININGCO.ETF] 1 @ 0.64 BTC [+] -6650;1366377531;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00069844 = 13.1307 BTC [-] -6649;1366377572;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.3355 BTC [+] -6648;1366377620;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1005 BTC [+] -6647;1366378130;damientrog;jurov, I just noticed the 0.05 extra, thanks (I was only kidding though) :) -6646;1366378314;Sinbios;;;bids 0 -6645;1366378317;gribble;There are currently 60211375 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21151412.4678 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0123 seconds -6644;1366378395;taub;martial law in boston -6643;1366378823;Sinbios;;;asks 0 -6642;1366378825;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 0.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0023 seconds -6641;1366378849;Sinbios;;;asks 999999999999 -6640;1366378849;gribble;There are currently 104231.83 bitcoins offered at or under 999999999999.0 USD, worth 1.48292549668e+12 USD in total. | Data vintage: 24.5143 seconds -6639;1366379092;KRS1;;;ticker -6638;1366379093;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 121.82204, Best ask: 122.74999, Bid-ask spread: 0.92795, Last trade: 121.82204, 24 hour volume: 300854.17439804, 24 hour low: 90.50370, 24 hour high: 136.43210, 24 hour vwap: 112.39188 -6637;1366379243;kakobrekla;wtf was this bitcoinity flash -6636;1366379252;kakobrekla;neo fighting mr smith -6635;1366379260;kakobrekla;O_o -6634;1366379455;deadweasel;did we go 135 at 4:10 a?m EST -6633;1366379458;deadweasel;nice. -6632;1366379462;deadweasel;should set a set. -6631;1366379465;deadweasel;a sell -6630;1366379851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14200 @ 0.00070052 = 9.9474 BTC [+] -6629;1366379851;jurov;damientrog, i can subtract them easily if you don't want =D -6628;1366379981;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 88 @ 0.199 = 17.512 BTC [+] -6627;1366379982;jurov;lol just now i found that scrat's "miserable plebians" suggestion -6626;1366380003;Chaang-Noi;:) -6625;1366381147;error4733;;;bids 0 -6624;1366381147;gribble;There are currently 60264295 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21325517.3679 USD in total. | Data vintage: 4.2115 seconds -6623;1366381243;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1850 @ 0.00301322 = 5.5745 BTC [-] -6622;1366381354;wences;;;bid 50 -6621;1366381354;gribble;Error: "bid" is not a valid command. -6620;1366381356;wences;;;bids 50 -6619;1366381358;gribble;There are currently 179545.9 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 13315794.6706 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0084 seconds -6618;1366381518;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00069844 = 3.3525 BTC [-] -6617;1366381904;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.00409 = 0.0409 BTC [-] -6616;1366381977;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 58 @ 0.0041 = 0.2378 BTC [+] -6615;1366383303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.44445 = 0.8889 BTC [+] -6614;1366383937;damientrog;jurov, no that's okay I am happy as it is :) -6613;1366384926;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6300 @ 0.00070052 = 4.4133 BTC [+] -6612;1366384927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00070082 = 7.5689 BTC [+] -6611;1366385818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00070082 = 1.9623 BTC [+] -6610;1366385820;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15250 @ 0.00070326 = 10.7247 BTC [+] -6609;1366388606;BitHub;is teh bot down? -6608;1366389037;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 45 @ 0.003669 = 0.1651 BTC [-] -6607;1366389046;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 76 @ 0.003668 = 0.2788 BTC [-] -6606;1366389308;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [-] -6605;1366389479;assbot;[MPEX] [O.USD.C092T] 4 @ 0.6039017 = 2.4156 BTC [+] -6604;1366389526;error4733;;;bids 0 -6603;1366389528;gribble;There are currently 94092907 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21216702.6403 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0114 seconds -6602;1366389541;error4733;!bids 100.5 -6601;1366389554;error4733;;;bids 100.5 -6600;1366389555;gribble;There are currently 20934.291 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.5 USD, worth 2234703.88907 USD in total. | Data vintage: 26.2903 seconds -6599;1366389621;error4733;;;market buy 20900 -6598;1366389621;gribble;A market order to buy 20900 bitcoins right now would take 2712688.6673 USD and would take the last price up to 140.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 129.7937 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 92.6804 seconds -6597;1366389645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00070238 = 2.8095 BTC [-] -6596;1366390601;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 74 @ 0.003668 = 0.2714 BTC [-] -6595;1366390763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8850 @ 0.00070326 = 6.2239 BTC [+] -6594;1366390803;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.75000001 BTC [-] -6593;1366390862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 4 @ 1.75 = 7 BTC [-] -6592;1366391435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1376 @ 0.00070612 = 0.9716 BTC [+] -6591;1366391436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00070238 = 5.3381 BTC [-] -6590;1366391439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11624 @ 0.00069844 = 8.1187 BTC [-] -6589;1366392515;ThickAsThieves;ozcoin hacked? -6588;1366392558;troc;vircurex down -6587;1366392821;damientrog;why do so few people use therocktrading actually? -6586;1366392854;damientrog;never had any troubles there, but maybe there's something I don't know about them -6585;1366392857;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.21 BTC [+] -6584;1366392936;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 70 @ 0.01 = 0.7 BTC [+] -6583;1366393362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16283 @ 0.00071374 = 11.6218 BTC [+] -6582;1366395664;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19950 @ 0.00071374 = 14.2391 BTC [+] -6581;1366396095;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 11 @ 0.00391 = 0.043 BTC [-] -6580;1366397284;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 49 @ 0.4443333 = 21.7723 BTC [-] -6579;1366397463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.39 BTC [-] -6578;1366397465;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.385 = 1.925 BTC [-] -6577;1366397466;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.380001 = 3.04 BTC [-] -6576;1366397467;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.38 = 2.66 BTC [-] -6575;1366397644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.444333 = 11.1083 BTC [+] -6574;1366397645;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.444333 BTC [+] -6573;1366397646;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.444333 BTC [+] -6572;1366397944;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.443 = 3.544 BTC [-] -6571;1366398810;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 180 @ 0.01 = 1.8 BTC [+] -6570;1366399582;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.3199 BTC [+] -6569;1366399823;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -6568;1366399824;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 1 day, 0 hours, 47 minutes, and 49 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -6567;1366400071;Diablo-D3;ISS space walk in progress: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html -6566;1366400504;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.3 BTC [-] -6565;1366400785;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -6564;1366400785;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 117.80001, Best ask: 117.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09999, Last trade: 117.90000, 24 hour volume: 315448.27814126, 24 hour low: 95.00000, 24 hour high: 136.43210, 24 hour vwap: 114.46986 -6563;1366400871;error4733;;;bids 0 -6562;1366400871;gribble;There are currently 54178497 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21587570.9593 USD in total. | Data vintage: 83.1350 seconds -6561;1366400883;error4733;;;bids 100.5 -6560;1366400883;gribble;There are currently 22916.842 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.5 USD, worth 2457911.01905 USD in total. | Data vintage: 95.2615 seconds -6559;1366400979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.3 BTC [-] -6558;1366401476;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.3 = 3.9 BTC [-] -6557;1366401576;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 4 @ 0.199 = 0.796 BTC [+] -6556;1366401603;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 3 @ 0.00236 = 0.0071 BTC [-] -6555;1366401618;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 97 @ 0.00236 = 0.2289 BTC [-] -6554;1366402256;unbalanced;Erm... is mpex option expiry today or next Friday? -6553;1366402264;punkman;http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2013/04/913-asic-choices-asic-earnings-17-april.html -6552;1366402279;punkman;interesting projections -6551;1366403066;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 6 @ 0.199 = 1.194 BTC [+] -6550;1366403068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12608 @ 0.0006984 = 8.8054 BTC [-] -6549;1366403070;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 131 @ 0.2 = 26.2 BTC [+] -6548;1366403244;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 5 @ 0.178878 = 0.8944 BTC [+] -6547;1366403438;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 17 @ 0.44 = 7.48 BTC [+] -6546;1366403545;bitesak;unbalanced, next week -6545;1366403587;bitesak;;;bids 0 -6544;1366403589;gribble;There are currently 54189605 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21429807.1095 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0117 seconds -6543;1366403602;bitesak;;;next -6542;1366403603;gribble;expecting to test 110, 100 | resistance: 123 | lower buy targets: 96-100, 86 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 19 2013, 9:43 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 7 hours, 50 minutes, and 20 seconds ago -6541;1366404090;Diablo-D3;;;genrate 10000 -6540;1366404091;gribble;The expected generation output, at 10000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 8974296.01489, is 0.560385478255 BTC per day and 0.0233493949273 BTC per hour. -6539;1366404481;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 9 @ 0.44 = 3.96 BTC [+] -6538;1366404489;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.45 = 0.9 BTC [+] -6537;1366404499;jcpham;increase your calm john spartan -6536;1366404594;ll;;;bc,stats -6535;1366404597;gribble;Current Blocks: 232133 | Current Difficulty: 8974296.01488785 | Next Difficulty At Block: 233855 | Next Difficulty In: 1722 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 weeks, 0 days, 5 hours, 33 minutes, and 13 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9019350.06694 | Estimated Percent Change: 0.50203 -6534;1366404611;unbalanced;Thanks bitesak, thought so but I've been wrong about nearly everything else so far so I thought no harm in asking. -6533;1366404671;unbalanced;One more week for bitcoin to hit either $400 or $40... if it would just pick a direction already and stick with it, please. -6532;1366405443;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -6531;1366405445;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv returns! -6530;1366405449;thestringpuller;we missed you -6529;1366405453;deadweasel;!! -6528;1366405468;deadweasel;hey tiberiusiv hows it going? -6527;1366405504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1100 @ 0.00297475 = 3.2722 BTC [-] -6526;1366405569;deadweasel;any thoughts on this weeks btc price? -6525;1366405572;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 24 @ 0.00391 = 0.0938 BTC [-] -6524;1366405576;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 50 @ 0.0039 = 0.195 BTC [-] -6523;1366405596;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 95 @ 0.00383 = 0.3639 BTC [-] -6522;1366405611;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 200 @ 0.00382 = 0.764 BTC [-] -6521;1366405614;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.0038 = 0.38 BTC [-] -6520;1366405617;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 100 @ 0.0038 = 0.38 BTC [-] -6519;1366405625;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 81 @ 0.003724 = 0.3016 BTC [-] -6518;1366405628;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.003721 = 0.0372 BTC [-] -6517;1366405631;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00327 BTC [-] -6516;1366405635;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 13 @ 0.00325 = 0.0423 BTC [-] -6515;1366405646;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 366 @ 0.00323 = 1.1822 BTC [-] -6514;1366405803;Namworld;how so? -6513;1366405803;deadweasel;i agree -6512;1366405830;deadweasel;unfortunaately the infrastructure is crumbling.. -6511;1366405836;deadweasel;:) -6510;1366405850;ThickAsThieves;"never" might be going too far -6509;1366405871;ThickAsThieves;but it looks a lot less likely for the short- medium-term -6508;1366405873;deadweasel;burn baby burn! get some professionals in here -6507;1366405889;ThickAsThieves;whereas we thought the bubble would double burst, it may not -6506;1366405904;InstantBTC;are you guys looking at the volume? lol -6505;1366405915;InstantBTC;support is falling rapidly -6504;1366405921;ThickAsThieves;we'll have to see if this latest return to normal is a "return to normal" or not -6503;1366405998;b0n1;can we trust btc-e ? -6502;1366406027;ThickAsThieves;i do agree that a LOT of people are ready to pay more than $59 on a drop -6501;1366406120;ThickAsThieves;there's still the big boys that soaked up at 50s -6500;1366406177;Namworld;I doubt it -6499;1366406180;ThickAsThieves;doubtful, they need that btc to crash it down again in the future -6498;1366406196;Namworld;and interest in Bitcoins is fading -6497;1366406257;Namworld;No... because this is not a freakin stock. There's no dividend in holding. -6496;1366406265;Namworld;No interest, no buyers, no value. -6495;1366406301;Namworld;The influx lag after the news... -6494;1366406325;Namworld;News mean everything in a bubble cycle -6493;1366406338;Namworld;It's a major part -6492;1366406430;orkaa; No interest, no buyers, no value. -6491;1366406437;Namworld;that's the thing. It's rationalizing the rise with out of whack supposition about some fantastic events that will keep it going up up up. -6490;1366406438;orkaa;market works better is btw price is stable -6489;1366406442;orkaa;so there's value -6488;1366406449;ThickAsThieves;i think the answer is in between -6487;1366406449;orkaa;if btc* -6486;1366406453;ThickAsThieves;news has an affect -6485;1366406464;ThickAsThieves;but i suspect much less of an affect than we attributed -6484;1366406476;ThickAsThieves;ive gone tinfoil hat on the matter -6483;1366406482;ThickAsThieves;i think bubbles are built -6482;1366406485;Namworld;the rise to 15 USD/BTC was good. The rise to over 20 was fueled by news. -6481;1366406487;ThickAsThieves;by manipulators -6480;1366406518;Namworld;There was news -6479;1366406521;ThickAsThieves;and manipulation -6478;1366406555;Namworld;The price started to raise around november/december slowly. -6477;1366406563;Namworld;Fueled by the BTC community -6476;1366406657;Namworld;the first news were way before that -6475;1366406724;Namworld;The news didn't start at 50 -6474;1366406736;Namworld;they started earlier, on actual good news. -6473;1366406828;Namworld;Yeah, but news didn't start at 50. They started in 2012 with VC funds/ Wordpress accepting Bitcoins, etc. -6472;1366406833;Namworld;Price started to creep up -6471;1366406841;Namworld;and the more it rose, the more news there was -6470;1366406874;Namworld;Goes from legit news in smaller outlets to progressively making the headlines -6469;1366406891;Namworld;They lag it but also fuels it -6468;1366406918;Namworld;They appear after and push it further up, bringing even more news in a cycle. Until a bubble pops -6467;1366406927;Namworld;at which points news cover that new interesting topic -6466;1366406939;Namworld;and usually forget about it and go on to something else. -6465;1366406945;InstantBTC;tiberiusiv : are you trolling or do you really believe what you're saying -6464;1366406950;Namworld;news diminishes afterward -6463;1366406953;ThickAsThieves;poor name -6462;1366406959;ThickAsThieves;Nam* -6461;1366406979;ThickAsThieves;do you need a troll rope to pull you from the dungeon? -6460;1366407009;Namworld;It's widely recognized that news fuel bubbles, not just lag it. News can have a huge impact on the price of any currency/commodity/stock -6459;1366407024;InstantBTC;lol -6458;1366407031;InstantBTC;okay now it's obvious -6457;1366407041;InstantBTC;you had me going for a while tib -6456;1366407045;InstantBTC;you went too far there -6455;1366407052;ThickAsThieves;Nothing that is, is what it is, for Tib -6454;1366407071;jcpham;InstantBTC just stop reading. let your eyes glaze over. you'll thank me -6453;1366407084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00070028 = 7.8081 BTC [+] -6452;1366407124;InstantBTC;jcpham lol I feel my blood pressure returning to normal -6451;1366407134;InstantBTC;http://wikileaks.org/Transcript-Meeting-Assange-Schmidt#688 -6450;1366407138;ThickAsThieves;listen tib, what you don't understand is that for a bubble to be a bubble, a lot of people have to own bitcoin -6449;1366407139;InstantBTC;nice read -6448;1366407152;ThickAsThieves;:) -6447;1366407157;ThickAsThieves;just checking -6446;1366407162;InstantBTC;eric and jullian talking about bitcoin -6445;1366407194;ThickAsThieves;like a tsunami is just a shift in the tide? -6444;1366407246;ThickAsThieves;was the Great Depression a depression? -6443;1366407247;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 40 @ 0.00368 = 0.1472 BTC [+] -6442;1366407255;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.00367 = 0.367 BTC [-] -6441;1366407303;unbalanced;Satoshidice.com shows an expiry of next year in whois... so I guess they've got their payment in and will be back online soon? -6440;1366407314;unbalanced;Anyone have any info? -6439;1366407325;InstantBTC;they are up from what I can see -6438;1366407333;InstantBTC;either that or I'm loading a cached version -6437;1366407343;ThickAsThieves;http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bubble.asp -6436;1366407361;InstantBTC;tiberiusiv, so is the USD a bubble? -6435;1366407374;ThickAsThieves;are bubbles even bubbles? -6434;1366407380;InstantBTC;lol what? -6433;1366407418;ThickAsThieves;it's not a bubble, just a soap and water -6432;1366407431;InstantBTC;tiberiusiv, you're saying that the USD has been deflating for 80 years -6431;1366407442;InstantBTC;do you know the definition for deflation? -6430;1366407456;ThickAsThieves;he means a deflating bubble -6429;1366407461;ThickAsThieves;except -6428;1366407466;ThickAsThieves;bubbles dont DEFLATE! -6427;1366407470;ThickAsThieves;the POP! -6426;1366407473;ThickAsThieves;they* -6425;1366407486;InstantBTC;tiberiusiv, what timezone are you in? -6424;1366407493;ThickAsThieves;otherwise call them Balloons, or Tires -6423;1366407497;ThickAsThieves;not bubbles -6422;1366407556;iz;a bubble isn't a very descriptive term actually -6421;1366407561;InstantBTC;okay I'll be back in like 8-10 hours or so -6420;1366407563;InstantBTC;was fun -6419;1366407599;Namworld;50 million for how many BTC? If 2 million, that's 25 USD/BTC -6418;1366407610;Namworld;Probably more than that readily available -6417;1366407636;Namworld;Of course there's not -6416;1366407653;Namworld;But mass adoption doesn't appear overnight... -6415;1366407716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5292 @ 0.0006984 = 3.6959 BTC [-] -6414;1366407717;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25000 @ 0.000695 = 17.375 BTC [-] -6413;1366407719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14350 @ 0.00069362 = 9.9534 BTC [-] -6412;1366407725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 913 @ 0.0006932 = 0.6329 BTC [-] -6411;1366407854;Namworld;I agree in 5-10 years, Bitcoins might just be incredibly higher than 266 -6410;1366407895;Namworld;Maybe even earlier if we see another spike... I hope not however -6409;1366408118;Namworld;because it went crashing down as expected... because that's the exact definition of a bubble...a sharp, unsustainable rise that is followed by a violent correction -6408;1366408134;Namworld;Doesn't mean the price can't start going up again. -6407;1366408333;Namworld;I'm not saying 50-60 wasn't a good entry point... -6406;1366408377;Namworld;a huge run up followed by a correction is the definition of a bubble -6405;1366408389;Namworld;doesn't need to return to where it started -6404;1366408458;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.499 BTC [+] -6403;1366408467;Namworld;I got hundreds of BTC thank you. And I work from home, thank you. -6402;1366408493;Namworld;yes >.> -6401;1366408499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13700 @ 0.0006932 = 9.4968 BTC [-] -6400;1366408543;Namworld;Oh, I'd like to see your 1000 BTC =) -6399;1366408990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.0006932 = 10.9179 BTC [-] -6398;1366409373;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.499 BTC [+] -6397;1366409765;jcpham;not sure i want anyone to know whther i'm smart or stupid -6396;1366409795;jcpham;perceived intelligence is a threat to some people -6395;1366409805;jcpham;i'm much more subversive than that -6394;1366410522;jborkl;mircea_popescu :withdraw process please -6393;1366410576;Diablo-D3;Namworld: heh. -6392;1366410598;Diablo-D3;it doesnt look like tman or 18dew are going to pay -6391;1366410607;Diablo-D3;so thats 6 shares of asicminer not being sold -6390;1366410668;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 17 @ 0.0049 = 0.0833 BTC [+] -6389;1366410670;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -6388;1366411301;Diablo-D3;another hour and 20 minutes to go on the asicminer blade auction -6387;1366411602;Diablo-D3;;;genrate 60000 -6386;1366411603;gribble;The expected generation output, at 60000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 8974296.01489, is 3.36231286953 BTC per day and 0.140096369564 BTC per hour. -6385;1366411612;Diablo-D3;;;calc 6 * 83 -6384;1366411612;gribble;498 -6383;1366411842;TomServo;wow. ~11GH/s for 70 BTC. That seems crazy. -6382;1366411906;TomServo;;;genrate 11000 -6381;1366411907;gribble;The expected generation output, at 11000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 8974296.01489, is 0.616424026081 BTC per day and 0.02568433442 BTC per hour. -6380;1366411957;TomServo;;;nethash -6379;1366411958;gribble;63272.2000576 -6378;1366412808;jborkl;Diablo-D3 , when are you doin the share transfer . expected timeframe? -6377;1366412860;Diablo-D3;jborkl: it'll be done before next dividend payment -6376;1366412874;jborkl;Thanks -6375;1366412968;Diablo-D3;good news is only 6 shares were abandoned -6374;1366413022;jborkl;Yeah, much better than I expected - most people on BCT are at bets flakey -6373;1366413028;jborkl;best -6372;1366413053;Diablo-D3;Im offering to sell them at 1.2 each whoever makes the bid in the thread first -6371;1366413058;Diablo-D3;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179065.0 -6370;1366413101;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12650 @ 0.00069813 = 8.8313 BTC [+] -6369;1366413168;jborkl;I am sure they will go fast, I have absolutely everything tied up or I would take them off your hands -6368;1366413187;Diablo-D3;Namworld: heres your chance! -6367;1366413330;sharktopuz;!last m s.bbet -6366;1366413331;assbot;Last trade for S.BBET on MPEX was at 0.00175 BTC [-] -6365;1366413566;error4733;diablo pm send here -6364;1366413590;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.5 BTC [+] -6363;1366413682;sharktopuz;how do you transfer stocks ? -6362;1366413727;sharktopuz;is it all done on bitfuner ? -6361;1366413732;sharktopuz;bitfunder* ? -6360;1366413760;error4733;by mail imo -6359;1366414206;Diablo-D3;sharktopuz: with asicminer, its done via friedcat -6358;1366414214;Diablo-D3;he keeps a ledger of all owners -6357;1366414372;sharktopuz;is that who runs bitfuner ? -6356;1366414379;Diablo-D3;no, its who owns asicminer -6355;1366414424;Diablo-D3;Ukto owns Bitfunder -6354;1366414581;temp37;hey mircea_popescu, can I get to mpex historical transactions through the RSS feed? is there a query parameter for date? -6353;1366414727;Diablo-D3;I wonder if I should make a bid for 6 of these -6352;1366414954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11953 @ 0.00070028 = 8.3704 BTC [+] -6351;1366414956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3647 @ 0.00070138 = 2.5579 BTC [+] -6350;1366415169;jborkl;You want a opinion Diablo-D3 , or was that rhetorical? -6349;1366415200;Diablo-D3;well -6348;1366415202;Diablo-D3;the price is pretty high -6347;1366415225;jborkl;;;calc 4377*25.5*.001587 -6346;1366415225;gribble;177.1306245 -6345;1366415241;jborkl;;;calc 700/177 -6344;1366415241;gribble;3.95480225989 -6343;1366415252;Diablo-D3;they'd take about a year to pay off -6342;1366415254;jborkl;months to pay back, at current network rate -6341;1366415254;Diablo-D3;but run FOREVER -6340;1366415260;Diablo-D3;jborkl: yeah thats useless -6339;1366415267;jborkl;depends -6338;1366415271;Diablo-D3;you have to use a predicted profit graph -6337;1366415278;Diablo-D3;because 200TH are coming online before july -6336;1366415285;Diablo-D3;the current network speed is about 70 -6335;1366415291;jborkl;I would expect 8 months -6334;1366415301;jborkl;;;nethash -6333;1366415301;Diablo-D3;the 200TH belongs to asicminer -6332;1366415301;gribble;63288.3011151 -6331;1366415311;Diablo-D3;Im not including future avalon or if bfl ever ships -6330;1366415327;Diablo-D3;given those two included, I'll make about 2BTC per GH before august 1st. -6329;1366415358;jborkl;at 70 per unit, I would expect 8 months -6328;1366415373;jborkl;too much for me, but w\e -6327;1366415384;Diablo-D3;yeah, Im doing 12 months on the very outside -6326;1366415391;Diablo-D3;since BFL will never ship, it could be as little as 6 -6325;1366415415;jborkl;yes, Static network rate = 4 = 120 th = 8 months -6324;1366415422;jborkl;4 months -6323;1366415432;jborkl;we know it will not be static though -6322;1366415477;Diablo-D3;I dunno, I'm seriously considering it -6321;1366415898;ll;theres another auction next week too afaik -6320;1366415984;Diablo-D3;I know -6319;1366416052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4787 @ 0.00070138 = 3.3575 BTC [+] -6318;1366416272;Diablo-D3;I decided not to bid. -6317;1366416279;Diablo-D3;future hashpower is just too uncertain -6316;1366416621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00070138 = 6.593 BTC [+] -6315;1366416876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2266 @ 0.00070138 = 1.5893 BTC [+] -6314;1366416878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 884 @ 0.00070298 = 0.6214 BTC [+] -6313;1366416960;sharktopuz;is there any good info on building a custom rig ? -6312;1366416971;sharktopuz;rather then buying avalon / BFL ? -6311;1366417143;alex12;;;estimate 60000 -6310;1366417143;gribble;(estimate takes no arguments) -- Shows next difficulty estimate. -6309;1366417158;alex12;;;genrate 60000 -6308;1366417159;gribble;The expected generation output, at 60000.0 Mhps, given difficulty of 8974296.01489, is 3.36231286953 BTC per day and 0.140096369564 BTC per hour. -6307;1366417505;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [-] -6306;1366418116;thestringpuller;;;seen tiberiusiv -6305;1366418116;gribble;tiberiusiv was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 hours, 40 minutes, and 19 seconds ago: namworld the rule in here was unless you had minimum 1000 BTC you werent allowed to speak when the smart people were talking -6304;1366418141;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: i have 1000btc now -6303;1366418145;Bugpowder;lol -6302;1366418158;thestringpuller;Bugpowder: waddup homie? -6301;1366418163;thestringpuller;makin dat paypuh? -6300;1366418173;Bugpowder;wish I had put up some asks before I went to bed -6299;1366418187;Bugpowder;Woulda made hella loot last night -6298;1366418193;thestringpuller;i know how you feel! -6297;1366418204;Bugpowder;stupid stupid -6296;1366418219;thestringpuller;i wish I had put up bids the night before when I went to sleep -6295;1366418228;Bugpowder;Now I have a little too much exposure for comfort, and can't exit cleanly -6294;1366418245;thestringpuller;exposure where? -6293;1366418250;Bugpowder;in BTC -6292;1366418260;thestringpuller;oh -6291;1366418267;thestringpuller;you had 30% i thougjt -6290;1366418274;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^oix -6289;1366418274;Bugpowder;No I sold it all -6288;1366418276;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 24.03032819 / 88.3616141 / 232.26557649 (9 shares, 7.82 BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -6287;1366418279;Bugpowder;and have been trading it -6286;1366418281;thestringpuller;oh wow -6285;1366418284;Bugpowder;currently 50/50 -6284;1366418295;thestringpuller;all you s.dice and all mpex? -6283;1366418303;thestringpuller;you got 0 btc in mpex? -6282;1366418309;Bugpowder;0.6BTC on MPEX -6281;1366418315;thestringpuller;hahaha -6280;1366418319;Bugpowder;S.DICE looks like a good buy right now though -6279;1366418333;thestringpuller;why are you leaving bitcoinia land* -6278;1366418336;thestringpuller;?* -6277;1366418343;Bugpowder;I was never leaving -6276;1366418353;Bugpowder;Just wanted to preserve capital on the crash -6275;1366418357;thestringpuller;just realizing your profits? -6274;1366418359;Bugpowder;and buy back lower -6273;1366418366;Bugpowder;which I did -6272;1366418369;thestringpuller;ah -6271;1366418373;Bugpowder;unfortunately I sold too... -6270;1366418383;thestringpuller;smickles kinda fucked me during thr crash -6269;1366418389;Bugpowder;But, has still been a pretty great week -6268;1366418391;thestringpuller;all started with those calls :( -6267;1366418399;thestringpuller;and i had written puts at 80 -6266;1366418405;Bugpowder;smickles needs to be available. -6265;1366418408;thestringpuller;mkopt those -6264;1366418410;thestringpuller;yea -6263;1366418415;Bugpowder;if he is holding your stuff -6262;1366418424;thestringpuller;he is too busy playing kerbal space program -6261;1366418430;thestringpuller;i dont wanna cause drama -6260;1366418438;thestringpuller;for like 5 coins -6259;1366418445;thestringpuller;i have a business to rub irl -6258;1366418448;thestringpuller;run* -6257;1366418483;thestringpuller;i could have made at least a grand on the crash though -6256;1366418489;thestringpuller;with that mad volatility -6255;1366418498;Bugpowder;yeah its been amazing -6254;1366418514;jborkl;bugpowder, what is you thoughts - kinda topping it seems. hard to tell -6253;1366418523;thestringpuller;i made about 50 bucks on .5 btc -6252;1366418532;thestringpuller;during the volatile cycles -6251;1366418595;Bugpowder;I don't know which way its going, asks have come up some, bids steady. Still a huge line for gox. perhaps a brief moment of relative stability this weekend? -6250;1366418605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16784 @ 0.0006932 = 11.6347 BTC [-] -6249;1366418636;Bugpowder;I am getting doubtful that we will see 30 though -6248;1366418677;jborkl;naw, I think the risk of that is gone -6247;1366418689;Bugpowder;need a major hack to kill confidence -6246;1366418701;Bugpowder;I forgot about that part in my previous analysis -6245;1366418755;jborkl;yeah, we already based this time and had a high volume day. So I think it is done for now - I guess 80 - 140 is possible but I can tell which one -6244;1366418765;Bugpowder;probably both :) -6243;1366418779;jborkl;yeah, just which one first -6242;1366418803;Bugpowder;this is definitely a time where I am very hesitant to sell for a loss, because it seems likely that gains will be available if I just wait long enough -6241;1366418810;Bugpowder;long enough being a few days -6240;1366418827;Bugpowder;ALthough I am in the green at spot prices -6239;1366418834;Bugpowder;just can't dump the stack -6238;1366418871;Bugpowder;Also I think I saw the big wall at 70 move to 95 -6237;1366418903;jborkl;hard to tell what people are going to do, the fear has subsided for now -6236;1366418933;jborkl;greed/fear indicator is nuetral -6235;1366418938;jborkl;spelling -6234;1366419032;Bugpowder;makes me cry -6233;1366419040;Bugpowder;i got 1500 at 51 and 52 -6232;1366419045;Bugpowder;and sold at 58 -6231;1366419055;Bugpowder;facepalmmmm -6230;1366419058;jborkl;oh, such a good buy -6229;1366419064;jborkl;and terrible sell -6228;1366419105;jborkl;I got back in at 75, so I missed the bottom -6227;1366419120;error4733;bugpowder, they try! how many bitcoin service are in trouble right now ? Instawallet/bictoin central/bitflor/BTC-24/ massive ddos on MtGox -6226;1366419129;Bugpowder;yah -6225;1366419140;Bugpowder;this was also playing into my cynacism -6224;1366419142;jborkl;and Ozcoin got hacked and shut down -6223;1366419144;error4733;same sheme pump pump crash hack -6222;1366419162;Bugpowder;gox is fine -6221;1366419187;error4733;is but 5 major actor in a 2 week time frame ? -6220;1366419255;error4733;;;bids 50 -6219;1366419257;gribble;There are currently 189638.01 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 14489944.2926 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0076 seconds -6218;1366419600;Bugpowder;I sold in the middle of the night when I got up to pee -6217;1366419613;Bugpowder;not my most clear headed moment -6216;1366419635;jborkl;I think we will see 175 again, thinking about it- lot of peoople will say whew, I got out -6215;1366419636;Bugpowder;I probably would have gotten shaken out at a much lower point anyway -6214;1366419653;Bugpowder;I've been in and out all the way up -6213;1366419669;b0n1;lol -6212;1366419672;Bugpowder;you are welcome mt gox -6211;1366419713;error4733;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2ku1A5Ox8U -6210;1366419755;b0n1;tiberiusiv, how do you conclude that there was a complete selling exhaustion ? -6209;1366419764;Bugpowder;pretty good signer -6208;1366419786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14853 @ 0.0006932 = 10.2961 BTC [-] -6207;1366419837;Bugpowder;hindsight is easy -6206;1366419873;Bugpowder;me too -6205;1366420075;gribble;There are currently 27908.304 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 2991057.83822 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0074 seconds -6204;1366420081;gribble;There are currently 63045.937 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 9666032.41737 USD in total. | Data vintage: 6.9040 seconds -6203;1366420108;gribble;There are currently 53948668 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21112059.6406 USD in total. | Data vintage: 33.4907 seconds -6202;1366420124;gribble;There are currently 110435.22 bitcoins offered at or under 1000.0 USD, worth 24493864.3627 USD in total. | Data vintage: 49.4595 seconds -6201;1366420235;Bugpowder;tiberiusiv: http://blockchained.com/depth_mtgox_15d.png -6200;1366420331;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 1.314 = 11.826 BTC [+] -6199;1366420374;Bugpowder;yeah, you can only enter or exit positions without pain if you are banging up against a wall -6198;1366420391;Bugpowder;this is why they nearly always get eaten when touched, IMHO -6197;1366420455;jurov;;;bc,stats -6196;1366420458;gribble;Current Blocks: 232164 | Current Difficulty: 8974296.01488785 | Next Difficulty At Block: 233855 | Next Difficulty In: 1691 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 12 hours, 37 minutes, and 20 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9155437.91893 | Estimated Percent Change: 2.01845 -6195;1366420624;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.31 = 0.62 BTC [-] -6194;1366421585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 497 @ 0.00069255 = 0.3442 BTC [-] -6193;1366421588;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00069577 = 12.1064 BTC [+] -6192;1366421599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11403 @ 0.00070298 = 8.0161 BTC [+] -6191;1366422189;b0n1;tiberiusiv, your reasoning is quite clear and logic, but you need to assume that the volume high is due to selling -6190;1366422250;b0n1;could also be selling and buying and a quite unclear situation whether it goes down further -6189;1366422271;KRS1;wouldnt the order books spell it out for you a bit -6188;1366422303;b0n1;yes but that was not shown on the analyzed graph -6187;1366422312;KRS1;ic -6186;1366422489;KRS1;what they tell me at a quick glance is the price will move up until around 121-124 then fall to somewhere around 110-115 somewhere..pretty much same shiz...but thats my amateur ass analysis that might be backwards. -6185;1366422541;KRS1;;;eightball am I right? -6184;1366422541;gribble;Come again? -6183;1366422545;KRS1;sigh -6182;1366423095;thestringpuller;;;seen tiberiusiv -6181;1366423096;gribble;tiberiusiv was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 seconds ago: ignore everything else its irrelevant -6180;1366423124;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv how are you? -6179;1366423144;thestringpuller;lets make dis moolah baby -6178;1366423187;b0n1;that was a comment on your selling exhaustioin argument you said before -6177;1366423187;thestringpuller;did you make a bunch off the volatility recently? -6176;1366423287;b0n1;what is actually a good place to measure crows psychology? i mean here in irc are good discussioin channels but the number of people are not significant -6175;1366423352;thestringpuller;reddit -6174;1366423354;thestringpuller;lol -6173;1366423355;thestringpuller;jkjk -6172;1366423400;thestringpuller;that would be a good bot -6171;1366423410;thestringpuller;a bot that aggregates all crowd mania -6170;1366423413;thestringpuller;into an index -6169;1366423415;b0n1;but maybe its just a small subset of people pushing themself -6168;1366423436;b0n1;thestringpuller, shouldnt be that hard to code actually -6167;1366423477;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: thats only if they are consumer buyers -6166;1366423488;thestringpuller;big players have a different field of view -6165;1366423500;thestringpuller;due to market depth restrictions -6164;1366423573;thestringpuller;yea but it survived -6163;1366423576;thestringpuller;somehow -6162;1366423592;b0n1;http://blockchained.com/depth_mtgox_15d.png -6161;1366423604;b0n1;who do they show the ask sum in kBTC in the lower chart? -6160;1366423614;thestringpuller;at 5.0 the price had very kittle volatility -6159;1366423647;thestringpuller;right now I think some entity is manipulating the market to induce volatility -6158;1366423689;thestringpuller;i bought a coin for 5 usd in march of 2012 and it stayrd that value for a long time -6157;1366423698;thestringpuller;no someone induces panic -6156;1366423726;thestringpuller;yea -6155;1366423733;thestringpuller;the 1% induced a panic sell -6154;1366423741;thestringpuller;via goxlag -6153;1366423744;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -6152;1366423754;thestringpuller;why is it impossible? -6151;1366423758;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -6150;1366423792;b0n1;or a ddos -6149;1366423800;thestringpuller;no that wasnt my explanation -6148;1366423820;thestringpuller;yea at the end -6147;1366423826;thestringpuller;but someone started that exit a 1% -6146;1366423841;thestringpuller;after a well timed media blitz to up the price -6145;1366423873;thestringpuller;yea it happens bubbles go pop -6144;1366423911;thestringpuller;i have 1000 btc -6143;1366423917;thestringpuller;but smickles robbed me -6142;1366423922;thestringpuller;so there yo go -6141;1366423947;thestringpuller;why are you such a meanie! -6140;1366423960;thestringpuller;big meanie poopie head! -6139;1366424021;thestringpuller;also you dobt have any btc so what does it matter? -6138;1366424036;thestringpuller;why is your opinion any more real than mine? -6137;1366424048;thestringpuller;is your God better than my God too? -6136;1366424056;thestringpuller;can your dad beat up my dad? -6135;1366424114;deyyo;he probably can if he has 1000btc lol -6134;1366424116;deyyo;:D -6133;1366424203;Namworld;[19:11] i thought we agreed those that dont have 1000 btc arent allowed to form an opinion -6132;1366424232;Namworld;Okay, from now on, anyone who is not registered with a BTC address on OTC and signed in, with 1000 BTC on their OTC address -6131;1366424241;Namworld;Can zip their mouth then -6130;1366424308;thestringpuller;okay Namworld hush then -6129;1366424324;thestringpuller;jkjk -6128;1366424359;deyyo;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z-AxgueBRk -6127;1366425501;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13898 @ 0.00070298 = 9.77 BTC [+] -6126;1366425934;taub;thestringpuller> the 1% induced a panic sell -6125;1366425938;taub;that's a bs theory -6124;1366425948;taub;price went up to fast -6123;1366425951;taub;had to come down fast -6122;1366425987;taub;lag mabye helped it a long a bit... but I doubt it was the main cause -6121;1366426027;taub;nm tiberius already answerd it -6120;1366426037;kakobrekla;what is this dog? -6119;1366426052;taub;yes, hello this is dog -6118;1366426067;kakobrekla;ooo, great success! -6117;1366426200;copumpkin;oh shit, not the 1% -6116;1366427642;taub;[A -6115;1366427648;taub;http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/04/19/article-2311443-1962A4D3000005DC-986_964x711.jpg -6114;1366427664;taub;operating -6113;1366427946;KRS1;are these cats in bitcoin analysis bullshitting about going way down -6112;1366428242;copumpkin;KRS1: how do you mean? -6111;1366428305;KRS1;sorry my bad -6110;1366432177;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.175 BTC [-] -6109;1366432445;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.75 = 8.75 BTC [-] -6108;1366460834;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-stuff-all-good-conspiracy-theories-start-with/ -6107;1366460967;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1 @ 0.000699 BTC [+] -6106;1366461363;MJR__;mircea_popescu: hi -6105;1366461399;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.186 BTC [+] -6104;1366461406;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1811 BTC [-] -6103;1366461409;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.181 BTC [-] -6102;1366461412;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.18 BTC [-] -6101;1366461415;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.17 BTC [-] -6100;1366461417;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.16 BTC [-] -6099;1366461420;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.15 BTC [-] -6098;1366461422;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.12 BTC [-] -6097;1366461426;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.11 BTC [-] -6096;1366461434;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.102 BTC [-] -6095;1366461437;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1 BTC [-] -6094;1366461570;mircea_popescu;MJR__ heya -6093;1366461605;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla this chanel is so quiet now. you broke it. -6092;1366461647;MJR__;lol, yeah -6091;1366462298;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6100 @ 0.00068687 = 4.1899 BTC [+] -6090;1366462499;Chaang-Noi;its been very dead, kinda crazy -6089;1366462513;Chaang-Noi;AM sell off -6088;1366462662;kakobrekla;mornin -6087;1366462677;MJR__;good morning -6086;1366462693;kakobrekla;sup -6085;1366462708;kakobrekla;you guys up alrady ? :) -6084;1366462713;kakobrekla;already -6083;1366462730;MJR__;yep -6082;1366462737;MJR__;coffee in the restaurant -6081;1366462747;kakobrekla;aha! -6080;1366462752;kakobrekla;ill join you -6079;1366462769;MJR__;perfect, thinking of taking a bike ride -6078;1366462820;kakobrekla;o, wait -6077;1366462825;kakobrekla;whats the time 1 or 2 -6076;1366462838;MJR__;its 1 -6075;1366462851;Chaang-Noi;? -6074;1366462853;kakobrekla;fuckin great! -6073;1366462857;kakobrekla;i thought it was 2 -6072;1366462872;MJR__;yep, extra hour, didnt get back till 6am -6071;1366462872;kakobrekla;(the tv says its 2) -6070;1366462875;MJR__;ah -6069;1366463021;bowjob;looks like we won the bet 420 -6068;1366463032;kakobrekla;is it 420$? -6067;1366463224;bowjob;yeah -6066;1366463233;bowjob;the $420 bet -6065;1366463236;bowjob;for the no side -6064;1366463251;Chaang-Noi;i lack context, what was the bet? -6063;1366463294;bowjob;by 4/20, btc reaches $420 -6062;1366463326;bowjob;I had some delicious shit today -6061;1366463326;Chaang-Noi;oh lol -6060;1366463333;Chaang-Noi;you ate shit? -6059;1366463351;bowjob;http://www.urbanspoon.com/rph/14/180621/1308000/vancouver-finch-s-tea-coffee-house-finch-s-tea-coffee-house-photo?page=1 -6058;1366463400;bowjob;Blue brie, sliced pear, prosciutto, roasted walnuts baguette, then coffee and the best damn chocolate chip cookie i've ever had -6057;1366463480;Chaang-Noi;cool -6056;1366463482;Chaang-Noi;i had nachos -6055;1366463492;bowjob;and then had japadog, and some of the finest gelatos around -6054;1366463497;bowjob;im such a hedonist -6053;1366463497;bowjob;lol -6052;1366463656;mircea_popescu; i thought it was 2 << shut up and starve :D -6051;1366463672;Sinbios;bowjob: there's still 18 hours left!! -6050;1366463696;bowjob;oh. -6049;1366463701;damientrog;I am planning to put up a name and shame page of all dishonest bitcoin.de traders -6048;1366463705;bowjob;well, i doubt it will hit $420 anyay -6047;1366463718;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -6046;1366463719;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 119.50000, Best ask: 119.86999, Bid-ask spread: 0.36999, Last trade: 119.50000, 24 hour volume: 94912.78998995, 24 hour low: 110.45000, 24 hour high: 124.29998, 24 hour vwap: 117.75519 -6045;1366463719;damientrog;I lost over 10K because of these bastards -6044;1366463722;mircea_popescu;heh -6043;1366463769;bowjob;some noob is now complaining he's about to lose coins because he sneaked in a bet with low weight -6042;1366463770;damientrog;anyone support me on this? -6041;1366463770;bowjob;lol -6040;1366463800;bowjob;damien. this reminds me of this kid who crossed me out of 3 btc -6039;1366463821;bowjob;not just me, but a mod a btctalk as well. he's gonna get doxed -6038;1366463829;bowjob;maybe you should do the same -6037;1366463854;damientrog;I'm speaking of reasonably high volume trades -6036;1366463920;bowjob;well, when btc hits 10k ea -6035;1366463923;bowjob;you wont feel to good -6034;1366464001;damientrog;I have trades of 40, 30, 50, 20, etc. all not paying up -6033;1366464010;damientrog;silver members -6032;1366464021;bowjob;already fantasizing hiring a hitman to cap the theif's knees -6031;1366464114;damientrog;cherry picking bastards -6030;1366464168;MJR__;lol -6029;1366464270;bowjob;thats 16k you lost -6028;1366464276;bowjob;well, you know what to do. play S.Dice -6027;1366464279;bowjob;>_> -6026;1366464334;bowjob;watup -6025;1366464358;mircea_popescu;damientrog you should. -6024;1366464399;bowjob;i just found out an avalon 2 sold for 50k -6023;1366464401;bowjob;for a pre order -6022;1366464407;bowjob;yeezus. -6021;1366464452;bowjob;well, they would have been killed by the rally -6020;1366464461;bowjob;but then again its recent. so the buyer must be bullish -6019;1366464534;bowjob;my feet are killing me -6018;1366464534;bowjob;:/ -6017;1366464541;Chaang-Noi;bowjob 50k where? -6016;1366464548;bowjob;I spent around 4 hours walking around stanley parl -6015;1366464551;bowjob;park -6014;1366464571;bowjob;http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=321106241910 -6013;1366464584;bowjob;ate out, at 3 different establishments -6012;1366464602;bowjob;explored downtown vanouver. walked my way to stanley park -6011;1366464618;bowjob;ive probably walked 6 hours worth in aggregate time today -6010;1366464627;Chaang-Noi;i have the very first bfl order... i wonder if that would get close to that on ebay... -6009;1366464677;bowjob;I've had this -6008;1366464678;bowjob;http://s3-media3.ak.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/j5nWIkValLXxPKFhJKRumA/l.jpg -6007;1366464715;bowjob;and this -6006;1366464716;Chaang-Noi;im not sure where the other chaang is -6005;1366464716;bowjob;http://loop48.com/bump/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/japadogmenu20091206.jpg -6004;1366464749;bowjob;and this -6003;1366464750;bowjob;http://s3-media3.ak.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/AG6_uYZwJy89rbbDExkvmQ/l.jpg -6002;1366464771;bowjob;one of the finest gelato places in the world, probably -6001;1366464783;bowjob;the owner went to italy.. and beat the italians at their own game. lol. -6000;1366464806;bowjob;aye -5999;1366464814;bowjob;I always go there when i go to downtown -5998;1366464831;bowjob;then I bought 5 boxes of matcha pocky -5997;1366464836;bowjob;yeah its amazing here -5996;1366464850;bowjob;i only spent 70 -5995;1366464889;bowjob;and then yeah, stanley park. i heard people get quickies there -5994;1366464902;bowjob;its such a big park.. i dont doubt lol -5993;1366464920;bowjob;theres 2 effing lakes there in the park -5992;1366464933;bowjob;lots of hot chicks -5991;1366464940;bowjob;but idk, vancouver wimmenz -5990;1366464947;bowjob;they like louis vuitton, hermes, ect -5989;1366464951;bowjob;trendy people here -5988;1366464952;bowjob;lol -5987;1366464964;bowjob;okonomi is delicious -5986;1366464966;bowjob;So good -5985;1366464972;bowjob;The funny thing about japadog.. -5984;1366464978;bowjob;is it's a canadian invention -5983;1366464982;bowjob;not a japanese one -5982;1366465019;bowjob;the guy who made it was japanese, he wanted to make hotdogs witha twist -5981;1366465029;bowjob;so he put some seaweed -5980;1366465034;bowjob;then it went viral here -5979;1366465067;bowjob;thats an old ad btw, the prices have gone up -5978;1366465095;bowjob;and they have this new avocado hotdog.. its bratwurst hotdog with onions and avocados with an aburi twist -5977;1366465105;bowjob;they use a blowtorch to sear the avocado.. -5976;1366465132;bowjob;its only available during the early hours, since they only serve 10 of those htodogs -5975;1366465147;bowjob;apparently making them is a hassle -5974;1366465162;bowjob;aye. -5973;1366465163;Chaang-Noi;yeah that is the one id get -5972;1366465180;bowjob;i settled for okonomi. it was super yummy -5971;1366465197;bowjob;yeah -5970;1366465197;bowjob;lol -5969;1366465209;bowjob;vancouver's food scene is amazing -5968;1366465232;bowjob;but its really expensive here too -5967;1366465250;bowjob;aye -5966;1366465253;bowjob;bitcoin and all -5965;1366465282;bowjob;nah, im pretty chill with spending usually -5964;1366465293;bowjob;but i do have a weakness for food -5963;1366465512;bowjob;back in 2010 olympics, i heard of reports of up to 3 hrs lineup -5962;1366465514;bowjob;for japadog -5961;1366465536;bowjob;lemme find the vid -5960;1366465588;bowjob;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CuiGMoQ3J0 -5959;1366465593;bowjob;Fn' hilarious -5958;1366465599;bowjob;I get my japadogs in under 10 minutes -5957;1366465607;bowjob;remember they have to cook them individually -5956;1366465617;bowjob;from that one effing cart -5955;1366465700;bowjob;Heck, even this guy tried em. http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6037/6246105337_f5ee9b09b3_z.jpg -5954;1366465766;bowjob;aye -5953;1366465805;bowjob;that place only accepts cash -5952;1366465811;bowjob;the carts at least -5951;1366466016;bowjob;i know a restaurant in van that can burn about 5 btc for 2 people -5950;1366466028;bowjob;i wont even dare to go there lol -5949;1366466095;bowjob;or at least not yet -5948;1366466108;bowjob;depeding on the btc price lol -5947;1366466223;bowjob;you soon will be, honestly -5946;1366466304;bowjob;aye. im actually relatively low maintenance, i dont require much.. cept food -5945;1366466315;bowjob;its much cheaper than say, owning cars, ect -5944;1366466366;bowjob;its a nightmare to drive around downtown vancouver anyway -5943;1366466367;bowjob;lol -5942;1366466378;bowjob;i saw a lambo today. poor lambo couldnt breath -5941;1366466388;bowjob;she couldn't speed because traffic everywhere -5940;1366466399;Chaang-Noi;i want one -5939;1366466407;MJR__;anyone know the qeueu at gox? -5938;1366466408;bowjob;aventador eh -5937;1366466415;kakobrekla;<9000 -5936;1366466421;Chaang-Noi;id like to know the queue as well -5935;1366466426;kakobrekla;>9000 -5934;1366466429;Chaang-Noi;under 9k hmm -5933;1366466429;MJR__;nice! aventador is bad ass -5932;1366466436;kakobrekla;its over 9000 -5931;1366466438;kakobrekla;ya -5930;1366466440;kakobrekla;a failed one -5929;1366466444;MJR__;;;bids -5928;1366466444;gribble;(bids [--under] ) -- Calculate the amount of bitcoin demanded at or over . If '--under' option is given, find coins or at or under . -5927;1366466451;MJR__;;;bids 0 -5926;1366466454;gribble;There are currently 53939937 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21012027.8589 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0119 seconds -5925;1366466455;bowjob;well, it may as well be >9000 -5924;1366466502;Chaang-Noi;ahh over 9k -5923;1366466506;Chaang-Noi;id like to know how much over -5922;1366466561;Chaang-Noi;9350? -5921;1366466601;Chaang-Noi;i got it but the less than i was like wtf and just assumed not a joke:) -5920;1366466984;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01497 BTC [+] -5919;1366466991;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 98 @ 0.01498 = 1.468 BTC [+] -5918;1366466996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1427 @ 0.00068591 = 0.9788 BTC [-] -5917;1366467018;bowjob;ooh i love that stuff -5916;1366467018;jurov;Lol just eat the choc -5915;1366467030;bowjob;i actually took some cooking courses -5914;1366467033;Chaang-Noi;“I'm an anaphylactic polar bear with a bunny rabbit shoved up my ass.” -5913;1366467040;bowjob;i learned mostly jack shit. -5912;1366467040;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1009 BTC [+] -5911;1366467048;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 12 @ 0.10174 = 1.2209 BTC [+] -5910;1366467056;bowjob;I do know how to cut cucumbers and slice stuff without slicing my fingers though -5909;1366467076;bowjob;and I can break eggs with one hand -5908;1366467082;bowjob;k, not that impressive but lol -5907;1366467123;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 5 @ 0.3459 = 1.7295 BTC [+] -5906;1366467127;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 2 @ 0.345979 = 0.692 BTC [+] -5905;1366467132;bowjob;oddly enough, the 'funnest' job was to clean the dishes. the water was warm, ect -5904;1366467143;bowjob;nah, it was more like a slave course -5903;1366467155;Chaang-Noi;I'm a multi, multi, multi-millionaire. I'm an American entrepreneur. The irony right now is that I feel like an anaphylactic polar bear with a bunny rabbit shoved up his ass. I'm not gonna explain it to you. It's just that thing, money, money, money, money. Everybody's trying to get to that bunny rabbit. -5902;1366467158;bowjob;a labour intensive course -5901;1366467208;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 9 @ 0.1975 = 1.7775 BTC [+] -5900;1366467244;Chaang-Noi;truffles was a quote from a movie -5899;1366467253;Chaang-Noi;i spit my beer out when i hear it -5898;1366467257;Chaang-Noi;heard -5897;1366467269;Chaang-Noi;go cognitive! why so high now? -5896;1366467279;Chaang-Noi;must be the faith in bfl -5895;1366467309;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.01498 = 0.1498 BTC [+] -5894;1366467312;Chaang-Noi;eveidently -5893;1366467315;Chaang-Noi;from the movie middle men -5892;1366467325;Chaang-Noi;russian mafia is trying to get their money -5891;1366467356;Chaang-Noi;its about the first time credit cards were used on the internet -5890;1366467368;Chaang-Noi;its a lot like where we qare with btc but 2 years ago -5889;1366467370;Chaang-Noi;its a good movie -5888;1366467388;Chaang-Noi;i partly got into btc cuz this fucker when he made this movie visa cut off his banking shit -5887;1366467401;Chaang-Noi;so some of my money is in some fucking island bank that they wont release -5886;1366467406;Chaang-Noi;btc.. muhahaha -5885;1366467413;Chaang-Noi;fuck visa/paypal and all the others -5884;1366467477;Chaang-Noi;well knowing and having the faith/vision not the same -5883;1366467494;Chaang-Noi;yes you can buy a jeep at a dealership -5882;1366467502;Chaang-Noi;or a guy just sold a porsche -5881;1366467509;bowjob;i learned about bitcoin in 2011, i thought it was a stupid idea -5880;1366467513;Chaang-Noi;is your God a sky god? -5879;1366467521;bowjob;when it was 12 dollars, all the runup to 31 -5878;1366467532;bowjob;i told my boss when it hit 31, seemed mildly interested -5877;1366467535;bowjob;then it crashed -5876;1366467535;Chaang-Noi;when i first learned about it i did not think it would take off, but loved the idea, so i delayted -5875;1366467541;bowjob;and i stfu'd lol -5874;1366467567;Chaang-Noi;shit was that 2 years ago? -5873;1366467572;Chaang-Noi;that crash damn -5872;1366467578;bowjob;yeah -5871;1366467582;bowjob;i thought bitcoin was done for -5870;1366467582;Chaang-Noi;seems like months ago -5869;1366467588;bowjob;ive largely ignored bitcoin in 2012 -5868;1366467595;bowjob;i saw it went from 2, to 5, then to 8 -5867;1366467604;bowjob;by ten bucks i knew it was onto something -5866;1366467610;bowjob;i got in at 12.75 -5865;1366467611;bowjob;lol -5864;1366467632;Chaang-Noi;im a miner, i never bought a btc -5863;1366467637;bowjob;i told my friends about it, they thought i was insane -5862;1366467641;bowjob;maybe i am.. hehe -5861;1366467661;Chaang-Noi;yeah i had like all these computers making this imaginary money, yeah i got loled at lots -5860;1366467664;bowjob;chang, u in asic -5859;1366467685;Chaang-Noi;bowjob i have the first bfl order and im a big asicminer holder -5858;1366467691;Chaang-Noi;and i hold cognitive stock, about 5% -5857;1366467699;Chaang-Noi;so yes but not directly -5856;1366467703;Chaang-Noi;right now i dont mine at all -5855;1366467704;bowjob;gj on the asic miner -5854;1366467723;Chaang-Noi;thanks, i just liked friedcat, i trusted him, had no idea about his project -5853;1366467727;Chaang-Noi;thank fuck i bought in -5852;1366467738;bowjob;i just went for avalon 2, had no idea what i was doing -5851;1366467747;bowjob;nore have i ever mined before -5850;1366467762;bowjob;i have enough faith in myself to read instructions on how to mine, lol -5849;1366467808;Chaang-Noi;im too lazy now to fuck with it -5848;1366467810;bowjob;well, they did -5847;1366467818;bowjob;i wasnt sure about avalon 2 -5846;1366467839;bowjob;i thought to myself, i gambled hundreds of btc at dice, whats 56 BTC for an avalon -5845;1366467854;Chaang-Noi;:) -5844;1366467859;bowjob;ive wisened up and switched to owning satoshi dice shares instead -5843;1366467862;bowjob;and got out before the crash -5842;1366467863;bowjob;lol -5841;1366467872;bowjob;i got out at .75 and .62 -5840;1366467893;bowjob;i saw shit going downhill from there, since people wont bet as much with higher btc point -5839;1366467896;Chaang-Noi;i never touched it, thought it was a bad idea -5838;1366467907;Chaang-Noi;i saw it trade at something like .0012 or something -5837;1366467918;bowjob;i didnt buy the "new users would make up for less volume crap" -5836;1366467940;bowjob;voorhees argued that people would feel "wealthy, and more inclined to bet" -5835;1366467961;bowjob;i didnt buy it, no matter how nice he was lol. it was risky for me, but it paid off -5834;1366467974;bowjob;.75 bitcoins for 100 shares -5833;1366467976;bowjob;i was at havelock -5832;1366468011;bowjob;though dice is doing fine this month apparently -5831;1366468016;bowjob;volume is kinda flat tho -5830;1366468066;bowjob;chang, type satoshidice.com -5829;1366468069;bowjob;yes -5828;1366468086;bowjob;i used to play dice to win money.. i had 78 bitcoins, ended up with 287 -5827;1366468092;bowjob;only to lose it all and go into red -5826;1366468094;bowjob;>_> -5825;1366468097;bowjob;my stupidity -5824;1366468159;bowjob;I was convinced that I found a "flaw" in the system, in the form a skewed probability for me, the binimial distribution wasnt adding up -5823;1366468165;bowjob;(binomial -5822;1366468171;jurov;bowjob let me realy heartfelt thanks from shareholders -5821;1366468178;jurov;to you -5820;1366468179;bowjob;but looking back now, the sample size was not enough -5819;1366468184;bowjob;Aye, np -5818;1366468191;bowjob;I got em back from the shares -5817;1366468196;bowjob;so i played double agen -5816;1366468196;bowjob;t -5815;1366468197;bowjob;lol -5814;1366468239;bowjob;I learned not to touch taht shit anymore. in a way, ive become wise -5813;1366468240;bowjob;:P -5812;1366468264;bowjob;http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1ch7wb/starting_with_almost_nothing_i_made_almost_500000/ -5811;1366468268;bowjob;Try this guy. Lost 500k -5810;1366468286;bowjob;This guy is royally buttfucked -5809;1366468297;bowjob;I mean, I felt it too... but not to this extent -5808;1366468318;bowjob;At the time, I only had 10k in fiat, i went. wtf am i doing -5807;1366468336;Chaang-Noi;its easy to use btc cuz its not like real money -5806;1366468339;bowjob;but yeah, 500k. and he's a math student.. out of all -5805;1366468342;bowjob;chang, exactly. -5804;1366468346;bowjob;100% on point. -5803;1366468346;Chaang-Noi;its why in vegas they give you chips -5802;1366468358;bowjob;I was dealing $500 per gamble on satoshi 73 -5801;1366468364;bowjob;getting high on gambling -5800;1366468373;bowjob;I was like, heh 40 bitcoins -5799;1366468373;bowjob;lol -5798;1366468386;bowjob;It did not feel real -5797;1366468426;bowjob;i found myself becoming extremely aggressive after losing a small bet -5796;1366468438;bowjob;like, for example, i bet btc, ect, then lost. -5795;1366468442;bowjob;I'd bet 5 btc -5794;1366468453;bowjob;a string of losses was catastrophic for me -5793;1366468521;jurov;yes, me too. I left scared -5792;1366468529;bowjob;and knowing full well about gamblers fallacy.. back in jan, i wanted 1 btc to lose at 73% so i could bet 40 BTC next -5791;1366468548;bowjob;I thought, heh. the odds of .73 losing twice in a row is so small. what the hell -5790;1366468560;bowjob;i knew it was faulty logic.. but it wasnt my brain dealing -5789;1366468560;jurov;omg -5788;1366468613;bowjob;i know full well that the past events doesn't influence future events for dice -5787;1366468628;MJR____;it doesn't feel like that though :) -5786;1366468628;punkman1;a fool and his money... -5785;1366468645;bowjob;but.. idk, it was extremely insidious(sp?) -5784;1366468650;MJR____;but I account for gambling under entertainment expense -5783;1366468677;punkman1;that's the correct attitude -5782;1366468713;jurov;until u dont overstep the budget -5781;1366468739;bowjob;its easy to say, but i've been through that hell, and i've recovered. -5780;1366468746;bowjob;im not going back to that shit again -5779;1366468747;bowjob;lol -5778;1366468773;bowjob;i do admit that i was depressed for a month -5777;1366468811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10123 @ 0.00068529 = 6.9372 BTC [-] -5776;1366468813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8300 @ 0.00068687 = 5.701 BTC [+] -5775;1366468823;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21061 @ 0.00068725 = 14.4742 BTC [+] -5774;1366468825;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00068791 = 3.0268 BTC [+] -5773;1366468826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14587 @ 0.00069242 = 10.1003 BTC [+] -5772;1366468882;bowjob;you read his 500k story? -5771;1366468892;bowjob;he hasn't told his fiancee yet -5770;1366468911;bowjob;he's gonna get dumped, kicked out from school, and be in 50k in the red -5769;1366468999;bowjob;it was depressing -5768;1366469119;bowjob;"TIL to only bet on black. " -5767;1366469125;bowjob;Damn, reddit -5766;1366469509;bowjob;http://pastebin.com/tbBNsD9G -5765;1366469514;bowjob;A moment of silence please.. -5764;1366469941;bowjob;I wanted to tell him about satoshi less than 1.. just to see how fate would fuck with him -5763;1366469949;bowjob;and have him lose 6400 on bitzino again -5762;1366470195;bowjob;tyme for me to fap then pass out -5761;1366470282;bowjob;its 5 am, im a vampire -5760;1366471205;b0n1;are there any cases of fraud known from in intrsng ? -5759;1366471245;b0n1;or rock? -5758;1366471441;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.275 = 0.55 BTC [-] -5757;1366471453;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [+] -5756;1366472218;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.244 = 3.732 BTC [+] -5755;1366472222;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.24879 BTC [+] -5754;1366472226;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.2488 = 2.4976 BTC [+] -5753;1366472235;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.249 = 2.498 BTC [+] -5752;1366472612;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.25 BTC [+] -5751;1366472864;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.25 = 2.5 BTC [+] -5750;1366473455;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.25 = 2.5 BTC [+] -5749;1366474131;Chaang-Noi;asic mioner is back :) -5748;1366474340;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.25 = 3.75 BTC [+] -5747;1366475053;Chaang-Noi;is this chan dead cuz no drama? -5746;1366475063;Chaang-Noi;or uis everyone just on silk roads supply? -5745;1366475894;Chaang-Noi;copumpkin please tell me why its so dead in here.... where is the drama? -5744;1366476407;b0n1;good point -5743;1366476410;b0n1;;) -5742;1366476419;Chaang-Noi;? -5741;1366476425;b0n1;no turbulence in the market -5740;1366476437;Chaang-Noi;no scandels i guess either -5739;1366476446;b0n1;even that -5738;1366476497;KRS1;Now that btc is dead and everyone is wrapping things up..we should all get together for a farewell party..maybe in Vegas. -5737;1366476503;KRS1;It would be fun =D -5736;1366476688;b0n1;haha :) -5735;1366476695;Chaang-Noi;im okay with that -5734;1366476707;Chaang-Noi;last 5 of 7 blocks by btc guild -5733;1366476817;b0n1;i think most of us here are clearly of the winning side of the whole story ;) -5732;1366476866;b0n1;dont know anyone from here who did not make good profit -5731;1366476909;Chaang-Noi;as soon as pirate pays im one rich mother fucker -5730;1366477043;b0n1;hope that some media hipe continues to bring more money in -5729;1366477052;b0n1;otherwise we will play against us sooner or later... -5728;1366477093;b0n1;community -5727;1366477100;b0n1;excluding newcomers -5726;1366477109;b0n1;that are only attracted by mainstream -5725;1366477137;b0n1;including most people hanging around here in irc -5724;1366477200;b0n1;"most" -5723;1366477702;b0n1;oh good long time volume low... it gets really boring -5722;1366477861;Chaang-Noi;yeah iv started drinking... -5721;1366477885;Chaang-Noi;iv never seen you here before b0n1 -5720;1366478916;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00071465 = 3.5733 BTC [+] -5719;1366478917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10000 @ 0.00071466 = 7.1466 BTC [+] -5718;1366478919;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 750 @ 0.00071499 = 0.5362 BTC [+] -5717;1366479228;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -5716;1366479229;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00297466 / 0.00297469 / 0.00297475 (3900 shares, 11.60 BTC), 7D: 0.0012 / 0.0029812 / 0.00439999 (71342 shares, 212.69 BTC), 30D: 0.0012 / 0.00327373 / 0.00499997 (1630648 shares, 5,338.31 BTC) -5715;1366479311;bitesaaak;;;bids 0 -5714;1366479314;gribble;There are currently 53947344 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 21157665.7495 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0282 seconds -5713;1366479346;Chaang-Noi;21 million w00t -5712;1366479384;KRS1;yeh that is pretty w00t..represents a lot of hard work mining -5711;1366479403;Chaang-Noi;? -5710;1366479410;Chaang-Noi;that is fiat -5709;1366479415;Chaang-Noi;they want to buy btc -5708;1366479417;Chaang-Noi;not miners -5707;1366479431;Chaang-Noi;;;asks 99999999 -5706;1366479431;gribble;There are currently 122322.43 bitcoins offered at or under 99999999.0 USD, worth 1306486311.74 USD in total. | Data vintage: 116.8431 seconds -5705;1366479435;Chaang-Noi;that is miners -5704;1366479444;KRS1;chaang-noi: good for you! drinking is a great hobby. -5703;1366479450;KRS1;You should get a sweet flask. -5702;1366479468;Chaang-Noi;iv not found one that will hold enough beer :/ -5701;1366479501;Chaang-Noi;if you see a good one, about 50 oz or so let me know -5700;1366479502;KRS1;hehe -5699;1366479514;KRS1;Are you in the US? -5698;1366479522;Chaang-Noi;thailand -5697;1366479528;Chaang-Noi;im goat -5696;1366479556;KRS1;not sure what beers are there -5695;1366479569;Chaang-Noi;singha chang leo -5694;1366479586;KRS1;Im in the U.S. On the light side i like Bud Light, Miller Light (Domestic) or Import I really, REALLY like Heineken -5693;1366479611;KRS1;Got an aftertaste of really good hydroponic marijuana to me idk why -5692;1366479622;Chaang-Noi;lol -5691;1366479629;KRS1;Havent tried that..Im not a fan of the others really..stout..I like Beers -5690;1366479668;bitesaaak;;;next -5689;1366479668;gribble;expecting a rise toward 126-127 and drop back down toward 115-118, 110 | resistance: 123, 127 | support: 115, 110, 100, 90 | lower buy targets: 96-100, 86 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 20 2013, 7:36 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 7 hours, 5 minutes, and 7 seconds ago -5688;1366479690;KRS1;Tried a Guinness once and it was aweful but I think that one single serving ale got me drunk. -5687;1366479701;KRS1;Hmm. Its morning here in the U.S. I should go have a beer or two..nice buzz. -5686;1366479734;Chaang-Noi;lol -5685;1366479802;punkman1;Heineken doesn't even deserve to be called beer -5684;1366479946;error4733;I'm in belgium ! screw you all :) -5683;1366480013;error4733;i can ship some awsome beer -5682;1366480087;bitesaaak;like most things, locally brewed substances are the best -5681;1366480148;punkman1;error4733, can you grab me a case of Westvleteren? -5680;1366480301;error4733;punkman, nice try but no :/ -5679;1366480375;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.17001 BTC [-] -5678;1366480384;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.17 = 2.34 BTC [-] -5677;1366480386;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 1.166 = 9.328 BTC [-] -5676;1366480389;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.16 BTC [-] -5675;1366480395;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14 BTC [-] -5674;1366480400;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.13 BTC [-] -5673;1366480437;punkman1;I'm gonna have to visit sooner or later -5672;1366480532;punkman1;error4733: I remember a site that sold belgian beer for bitcoins, was that you? -5671;1366480569;Guest00001;punkman1 do you try it ? -5670;1366480622;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.74 = 5.22 BTC [-] -5669;1366480633;punkman1;try what? -5668;1366480681;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.255 = 0.765 BTC [-] -5667;1366480742;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.361001 = 1.805 BTC [-] -5666;1366480857;error4733;Westvleteren -5665;1366480862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.73 BTC [-] -5664;1366480922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.25000003 BTC [-] -5663;1366480963;error4733;Japan try to ban TOR : http://mainichi.jp/english/english/newsselect/news/20130418p2a00m0na013000c.html -5662;1366480973;punkman1;only had Westvleteren12, want to try the other two -5661;1366481015;punkman1;can't go wrong with some nice steak and a strong beer -5660;1366481582;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.11 BTC [-] -5659;1366481634;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.199 BTC [+] -5658;1366482253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2300 @ 0.00069865 = 1.6069 BTC [-] -5657;1366482399;b0n1;germen beers > rest -5656;1366482403;b0n1;german -5655;1366482581;farfi;/j #bitcoin-pricetalk -5654;1366483579;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1975 BTC [+] -5653;1366483735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3729 @ 0.00069865 = 2.6053 BTC [-] -5652;1366483737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7990 @ 0.00069338 = 5.5401 BTC [-] -5651;1366484420;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00235 BTC [+] -5650;1366484455;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 4 @ 0.00235 = 0.0094 BTC [+] -5649;1366484540;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 5 @ 0.00235 = 0.0118 BTC [+] -5648;1366484667;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0982 BTC [-] -5647;1366484671;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0981 BTC [-] -5646;1366484675;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.098 = 0.98 BTC [-] -5645;1366484684;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 19 @ 0.097 = 1.843 BTC [-] -5644;1366485066;kakobrekla;sup -5643;1366485365;kakobrekla;dead. -5642;1366485370;kakobrekla;O_o -5641;1366485599;deadweasel;blegh -5640;1366485612;deadweasel;rally -5639;1366485614;deadweasel;;;ticker -5638;1366485615;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 123.98849, Best ask: 123.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.01150, Last trade: 123.99999, 24 hour volume: 61689.93491308, 24 hour low: 115.00000, 24 hour high: 123.88000, 24 hour vwap: 119.59518 -5637;1366485634;deadweasel;hey trf -5636;1366485637;deadweasel;truffles: -5635;1366485639;deadweasel;how you doing? -5634;1366485701;deadweasel;dizzy? -5633;1366485733;deadweasel;i'm good. -5632;1366485744;deadweasel;lol -5631;1366485758;deadweasel;probably shouldn't be on IRC while driving... -5630;1366485763;deadweasel;;) -5629;1366485882;deadweasel;driving a manual? -5628;1366485885;deadweasel;automatic? -5627;1366485898;deadweasel;nice! you will not regret it. -5626;1366485926;deadweasel;it's hard to start, just try to relax and listen to the sound of the engine. you'll eventually know when to shift automatically. you won't even think about it. -5625;1366485963;deadweasel;yes, but it will be fun. -5624;1366485979;deadweasel;and if I'm ever bleeding on the side of the road, you'd be able to take me to the hospital in my truck -5623;1366486117;deadweasel;hahaha, i guess you're right. I'm on my own. -5622;1366486599;kakobrekla;people gave up upon weekend dip -5621;1366486604;kakobrekla;rally starting -5620;1366486606;kakobrekla;hehe -5619;1366486676;kakobrekla;oh wait -5618;1366486679;kakobrekla;sunday is tomorrow -5617;1366486689;kakobrekla;a well pehaps still stands. -5616;1366486718;deadweasel;we'll see. curious rally, i don't think it will get anywhere. -5615;1366486732;deadweasel;although that's some serious bids -5614;1366486963;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14 BTC [-] -5613;1366486973;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 1.15 = 9.2 BTC [+] -5612;1366487042;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.75 BTC [+] -5611;1366487145;pgp2;it will go back down - at some point... -5610;1366487429;kakobrekla;you mean down to 200 -5609;1366487532;error4733;;;bids 101 -5608;1366487532;gribble;There are currently 24685.523 bitcoins demanded at or over 101.0 USD, worth 2762325.61183 USD in total. | Data vintage: 67.7837 seconds -5607;1366487541;error4733;;;asks 149 -5606;1366487541;gribble;There are currently 32190.145 bitcoins offered at or under 149.0 USD, worth 4391426.99655 USD in total. | Data vintage: 76.5542 seconds -5605;1366487574;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 170.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 108.8589 seconds -5604;1366487761;gribble;There are currently 46650.911 bitcoins offered at or under 160.0 USD, worth 6583993.34858 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0035 seconds -5603;1366487769;error4733;Can't wait for a news drama ! Simon (BTC-24) in jail, MtGox lagging again -5602;1366487787;kakobrekla;hm in jail? -5601;1366487789;kakobrekla;i must have missed that -5600;1366487802;kakobrekla;a well -5599;1366487804;kakobrekla;of i go -5598;1366487805;kakobrekla;later -5597;1366487807;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 5 @ 0.00387 = 0.0194 BTC [+] -5596;1366487810;kakobrekla;off -5595;1366487839;KRS1;do i have to set up an api connection so i can trade when gox is not responding? i cant see that the api would respond either for that matter..cant get an order in so wtf do I do when things get hot -5594;1366487849;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00069338 = 11.3021 BTC [-] -5593;1366487964;error4733;No he's not in jail -5592;1366487969;error4733;but could be fun -5591;1366487988;error4733;(trading speaking) -5590;1366488032;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.169 BTC [+] -5589;1366488220;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 3 @ 0.00297471 = 0.0089 BTC [+] -5588;1366488420;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.169 BTC [+] -5587;1366490097;troc-;;;seen evoorhees -5586;1366490098;gribble;evoorhees was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 1 day, 11 hours, 7 minutes, and 55 seconds ago: I'm not poor, or suffering, and I'm definitely not a patriot -5585;1366490339;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.126 BTC [-] -5584;1366490424;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1259 BTC [-] -5583;1366491062;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.405 BTC [+] -5582;1366491883;mod6;;;ticker -5581;1366491883;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 123.67850, Best ask: 123.79999, Bid-ask spread: 0.12149, Last trade: 123.67850, 24 hour volume: 53806.93501200, 24 hour low: 115.00000, 24 hour high: 124.33200, 24 hour vwap: 119.93257 -5580;1366491891;mod6;;;bids 90 -5579;1366491893;gribble;There are currently 58576.32 bitcoins demanded at or over 90.0 USD, worth 5977056.0251 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0066 seconds -5578;1366491917;mod6;;;asks 150 -5577;1366491917;gribble;There are currently 39206.959 bitcoins offered at or under 150.0 USD, worth 5452284.80515 USD in total. | Data vintage: 23.4266 seconds -5576;1366492515;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.159 BTC [+] -5575;1366492561;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.405 BTC [+] -5574;1366492562;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.405 = 2.025 BTC [+] -5573;1366492578;dom__;hey if there is anyone that runs the bitbet.us website online... did you guys implement the affiliate tracking and rewards from scratch or were you able to find something to reuse for this? thanks -5572;1366492944;jurov;mircea is all business on other side of the table -5571;1366492958;jurov;send the drones :D -5570;1366493105;KRS1;omg lol @ encyclopedia bitcoinica -5569;1366493121;KRS1;now this is what the internet was needed for.. -5568;1366493177;KRS1;ref. the page on there for mpoe-pr -5567;1366493208;KRS1;Mircea Popescu has really nice tits though. -5566;1366493571;error4733;sure : https://si0.twimg.com/profile_background_images/9854979/tweetar.jpg -5565;1366493893;jurov;Lol i'm serious. She's real, and it's not mircea with tits. -5564;1366493927;KRS1;that must have been before his boob job..he must have laid out some cash for those girls..they are n-i-c-e -5563;1366493965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8810 @ 0.00069338 = 6.1087 BTC [-] -5562;1366493966;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9650 @ 0.00068776 = 6.6369 BTC [-] -5561;1366493968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3500 @ 0.00068294 = 2.3903 BTC [-] -5560;1366493982;KRS1;that might not be a purse, and it might be "european" to carry one..but to a country boy in the U.S., its f'n gay -5559;1366494034;KRS1;who goes around with their chest all out anyway...thats gay too. -5558;1366494138;KRS1;MOAR! -5557;1366494142;dom__;you seem to know a lot about what is gay.... -5556;1366494227;mod6;is it gay if there is an uzzi in there? -5555;1366494270;mod6;*uzi -5554;1366494534;error4733;so when you do shopping in brazil, you bought nothing bc carrying a bag is gay -5553;1366494536;jurov;Uzi??? -5552;1366494602;error4733;it's gay if uzi is pink -5551;1366494788;pizzaman2337;jurov: heh, mpoe-pr is real? pics or it didn't happen -5550;1366495116;error4733;http://i46.tinypic.com/2pplnoh.jpg -5549;1366495175;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3250 @ 0.00070971 = 2.3066 BTC [+] -5548;1366495201;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4 = 0.8 BTC [-] -5547;1366496130;jurov;It's already on trilema -5546;1366496233;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15750 @ 0.00071388 = 11.2436 BTC [+] -5545;1366496239;jurov;but that's yest, i was not there yet. I'm told there will be other photo today. -5544;1366496279;jurov;cu later -5543;1366496624;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.18001 BTC [-] -5542;1366496631;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1731 BTC [-] -5541;1366496634;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.15992 BTC [-] -5540;1366496637;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 2 @ 0.15 = 0.3 BTC [-] -5539;1366496902;KRS1;this is hilarious -5538;1366496902;KRS1;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3PbMlbUtUo -5537;1366497121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41 @ 0.00068294 = 0.028 BTC [-] -5536;1366497123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20609 @ 0.00068225 = 14.0605 BTC [-] -5535;1366498870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4391 @ 0.00068225 = 2.9958 BTC [-] -5534;1366498872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11350 @ 0.00068201 = 7.7408 BTC [-] -5533;1366498873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12959 @ 0.00068159 = 8.8327 BTC [-] -5532;1366499219;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.169 BTC [+] -5531;1366499344;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.118 BTC [-] -5530;1366499499;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1989 = 0.3978 BTC [+] -5529;1366499809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00068424 = 7.7319 BTC [+] -5528;1366499811;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16500 @ 0.00068561 = 11.3126 BTC [+] -5527;1366499942;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 22 @ 0.409999 = 9.02 BTC [+] -5526;1366500241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [+] -5525;1366500242;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.415 BTC [+] -5524;1366500242;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.41990099 = 2.0995 BTC [+] -5523;1366501817;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.112001 BTC [-] -5522;1366501825;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.112 BTC [-] -5521;1366501829;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.112 BTC [-] -5520;1366501832;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.100001 = 2.2 BTC [-] -5519;1366501838;wao;interesting -5518;1366503061;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.75 = 3.5 BTC [+] -5517;1366503721;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.41990909 = 0.8398 BTC [+] -5516;1366503960;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.25000004 BTC [+] -5515;1366503961;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.25000003 = 1.75 BTC [-] -5514;1366504067;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 1 @ 0.2502 BTC [-] -5513;1366504131;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1649 BTC [+] -5512;1366505341;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.75 BTC [+] -5511;1366505771;error4733;;;ticker -5510;1366505771;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 129.03000, Best ask: 129.10000, Bid-ask spread: 0.07000, Last trade: 129.03000, 24 hour volume: 70337.07523935, 24 hour low: 115.00000, 24 hour high: 132.00000, 24 hour vwap: 123.05068 -5509;1366506676;deyyo;;;next -5508;1366506677;gribble;expecting a test of 120 | resistance: 127-128 | support: 120, 115, 110, 100, 90 | lower buy targets: 102, 96-100, 86 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 20 2013, 21:51 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 20 minutes and 16 seconds ago -5507;1366507682;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.41990909 = 0.8398 BTC [+] -5506;1366508597;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1649 BTC [+] -5505;1366508620;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.165 BTC [+] -5504;1366508650;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 1.17 = 15.21 BTC [+] -5503;1366511743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14150 @ 0.00070502 = 9.976 BTC [+] -5502;1366512293;KRS1;Hmm. -5501;1366512517;jago25_98;I'm searching for an arbitridge fund -5500;1366512568;KRS1;;;ticker -5499;1366512568;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 127.50000, Best ask: 127.89999, Bid-ask spread: 0.39999, Last trade: 127.90000, 24 hour volume: 74164.32533376, 24 hour low: 115.00000, 24 hour high: 132.00000, 24 hour vwap: 123.98498 -5498;1366512584;KRS1;;;bids 126 -5497;1366512586;gribble;There are currently 353.63209 bitcoins demanded at or over 126.0 USD, worth 44633.6111698 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0058 seconds -5496;1366512592;KRS1;;;offers 128 -5495;1366512593;gribble;Error: "offers" is not a valid command. -5494;1366512652;copumpkin;;asks 128 -5493;1366512882;KRS1;;;ticker -5492;1366512883;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 126.99000, Best ask: 127.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01000, Last trade: 126.99000, 24 hour volume: 74259.82458626, 24 hour low: 115.00000, 24 hour high: 132.00000, 24 hour vwap: 124.00372 -5491;1366512885;KRS1;thanks -5490;1366513364;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 35 @ 0.0033 = 0.1155 BTC [+] -5489;1366513404;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 96 @ 0.00325 = 0.312 BTC [-] -5488;1366513407;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00325 BTC [-] -5487;1366513423;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 21 @ 0.00324 = 0.068 BTC [-] -5486;1366513426;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 87 @ 0.00323 = 0.281 BTC [-] -5485;1366513428;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 2540 @ 0.00322 = 8.1788 BTC [-] -5484;1366513442;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 17 @ 0.28749999 = 4.8875 BTC [+] -5483;1366513445;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00317 BTC [-] -5482;1366513892;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0056 BTC [+] -5481;1366514063;kakobrekla;sup -5480;1366514229;Namworld;hey -5479;1366514245;kakobrekla;so, whats new -5478;1366514418;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.19 BTC [+] -5477;1366514447;thestringpuller;;;seen smickles -5476;1366514448;gribble;smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 2 days, 8 hours, 38 minutes, and 15 seconds ago: a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to a friend, each of you just goes to an atm -5475;1366514521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.2875 = 0.575 BTC [+] -5474;1366514581;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.29 BTC [+] -5473;1366514582;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.29 = 0.58 BTC [+] -5472;1366514584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3083 @ 0.00070502 = 2.1736 BTC [+] -5471;1366514595;bitesaaak;;;bids 0 -5470;1366514597;gribble;There are currently 61643024 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20167456.6952 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0123 seconds -5469;1366514701;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.31 = 0.62 BTC [+] -5468;1366514726;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00301 BTC [-] -5467;1366514757;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.003 BTC [-] -5466;1366514810;thestringpuller;kakobrekla tell me about russia -5465;1366514810;thestringpuller;jkjk -5464;1366514834;kakobrekla;i cant do that -5463;1366514837;kakobrekla;i can tell you about somalia tho -5462;1366514940;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [+] -5461;1366514983;thestringpuller;oh wow BFL is about to ship... -5460;1366514987;thestringpuller;http://codinginmysleep.com/bfl-jalapeno-unboxing-and-demo/ -5459;1366514989;thestringpuller;the fuck? -5458;1366515124;kakobrekla;yes, idiots. -5457;1366515180;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.429 = 0.858 BTC [+] -5456;1366515182;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.43498998 = 2.1749 BTC [+] -5455;1366515183;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.43498999 = 1.305 BTC [+] -5454;1366515184;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 30 @ 0.43499 = 13.0497 BTC [+] -5453;1366515185;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 12 @ 0.435 = 5.22 BTC [+] -5452;1366515186;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.443 = 3.987 BTC [+] -5451;1366515188;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.444333 = 1.333 BTC [+] -5450;1366515189;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 45 @ 0.444333 = 19.995 BTC [+] -5449;1366515190;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.4443333 = 2.666 BTC [+] -5448;1366515190;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 50 @ 0.4444 = 22.22 BTC [+] -5447;1366515191;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 35 @ 0.4445555 = 15.5594 BTC [+] -5446;1366515300;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4445555 = 1.3337 BTC [+] -5445;1366515302;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 13 @ 0.44469999 = 5.7811 BTC [+] -5444;1366515303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4447 = 1.3341 BTC [+] -5443;1366515303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.44899999 = 8.98 BTC [+] -5442;1366515304;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.449 = 4.49 BTC [+] -5441;1366515305;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.45 = 4.95 BTC [+] -5440;1366515326;guruvan;om nom nom -5439;1366515360;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.45 = 1.8 BTC [+] -5438;1366515402;kakobrekla;this coding in my sleep guy -5437;1366515406;kakobrekla;retarded -5436;1366515489;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6067 @ 0.00070502 = 4.2774 BTC [+] -5435;1366515491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9666 @ 0.00070732 = 6.837 BTC [+] -5434;1366515568;inhies;kakobrekla: i hate how sterotypical he looks -5433;1366515813;mod6;lol -5432;1366516160;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00394 BTC [+] -5431;1366516174;kakobrekla;im not even talking about his looks -5430;1366516178;kakobrekla;dont care much for that -5429;1366516196;kakobrekla;but i opened 3 articles and they were all below any level -5428;1366516430;TomServo;are you just mad that he won't fix your computer? -5427;1366516584;kakobrekla;im sorry? -5426;1366516599;TomServo;the silly t-shirt, bad joke -5425;1366516606;TomServo;so is this the first bfl in the wild then? -5424;1366516681;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00394 BTC [+] -5423;1366516971;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -5422;1366516976;gribble;Current Blocks: 232331 | Current Difficulty: 8974296.01488785 | Next Difficulty At Block: 233855 | Next Difficulty In: 1524 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 2 days, 16 hours, 58 minutes, and 5 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9204567.98654 | Estimated Percent Change: 2.56591 -5421;1366517114;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.449 BTC [+] -5420;1366517124;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 6 @ 0.449 = 2.694 BTC [+] -5419;1366517212;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.19999 BTC [+] -5418;1366519185;thestringpuller;;;ticker -5417;1366519186;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 126.52000, Best ask: 126.60000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08000, Last trade: 126.52000, 24 hour volume: 71380.30563688, 24 hour low: 115.20000, 24 hour high: 132.00000, 24 hour vwap: 125.13336 -5416;1366519295;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [+] -5415;1366520168;mircea_popescu;heh. so a database link fluked. -5414;1366520188;mircea_popescu;in between [20-Apr-2013 23:25:23 and [20-Apr-2013 23:25:39 i have 119k lines of errorlog. -5413;1366520189;kakobrekla;hm? -5412;1366520198;mircea_popescu;10k calls a second. -5411;1366520213;kakobrekla;lol -5410;1366520219;kakobrekla;sick -5409;1366520265;mircea_popescu;crazy -5408;1366520266;mircea_popescu;yeah -5407;1366520790;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11776 @ 0.00070073 = 8.2518 BTC [-] -5406;1366520862;mircea_popescu;;;later tell dom__ kakobrekla wrote it from scratch -5405;1366520863;gribble;The operation succeeded. -5404;1366520875;mircea_popescu;this is because he can't read code so he has to write it instead. just like bitcoindev. -5403;1366521201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4325 @ 0.00070732 = 3.0592 BTC [+] -5402;1366521203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00071283 = 3.5642 BTC [+] -5401;1366521206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.00071348 = 2.1404 BTC [+] -5400;1366521208;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1775 @ 0.0007139 = 1.2672 BTC [+] -5399;1366521261;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 1.19999 = 7.1999 BTC [-] -5398;1366521265;KRS1;thats how a lot of folks learn to code heh -5397;1366521274;mircea_popescu;hehe. -5396;1366521379;imTorim;If you want some free bitcoins are are good at coming up names for a website, please PM me. -5395;1366521684;mircea_popescu;imTorim shoot. -5394;1366571907;mircea_popescu;ahh so what's new ? -5393;1366571942;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8299 BTC [+] -5392;1366572122;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.83 BTC [+] -5391;1366572164;taub;i wanted to show you the value of a market/exchange, that's all -5390;1366572172;thestringpuller;Look at HIM react to BFL news. -5389;1366572235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11308 @ 0.00071389 = 8.0727 BTC [-] -5388;1366572566;bitesak;;;goxlag -5387;1366572566;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -5386;1366572581;bitesak;;;bids 0 -5385;1366572581;gribble;Error: Failure to retrieve order book data. Try again later. -5384;1366572671;mircea_popescu;worx -5383;1366572752;error4733;goxed again -5382;1366572788;error4733;free fall http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -5381;1366572824;thestringpuller;oh what -5380;1366572825;thestringpuller;WTF -5379;1366572826;thestringpuller;;;ticker -5378;1366572827;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 124.89000, Best ask: 125.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11000, Last trade: 125.00000, 24 hour volume: 102398.14793661, 24 hour low: 117.86000, 24 hour high: 132.00000, 24 hour vwap: 125.27373 -5377;1366572835;thestringpuller;error4733: is it about to free fall? -5376;1366572855;error4733;dummo -5375;1366572857;error4733;dunno -5374;1366572861;thestringpuller;oh shit it is on other exchanges -5373;1366572862;thestringpuller;FUCK -5372;1366572863;thestringpuller;SELL NOW -5371;1366572869;error4733;i look chart, smell bad -5370;1366572876;error4733;one week without drama is maybe too much asking pffff -5369;1366572882;thestringpuller;XD -5368;1366572888;thestringpuller;time to make some money :) -5367;1366572895;error4733;sold yesteday ;) -5366;1366572933;thestringpuller;hopefully a billionaire doesn't come in and start buying up tons of coins -5365;1366572939;thestringpuller;buuuut -5364;1366573004;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009913 BTC [+] -5363;1366573013;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 2 @ 0.009912 = 0.0198 BTC [-] -5362;1366573023;bitesak;;;next -5361;1366573024;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00991 BTC [-] -5360;1366573024;gribble;expecting a test of 120 | resistance: 132, 136, 138-140 | support: 120, 115, 110, 100, 90 | lower buy targets: 102, 96-100, 86 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 20 2013, 22:33 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 18 hours, 4 minutes, and 2 seconds ago -5359;1366573025;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.41551 = 2.0776 BTC [-] -5358;1366573029;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.009901 = 0.0495 BTC [-] -5357;1366573043;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4155 BTC [-] -5356;1366573129;error4733;;;eightball will we hit 50$ again ? -5355;1366573130;gribble;What are you asking me for? -5354;1366573150;saulimus;;;eightball why is error4733 asking gribble? -5353;1366573150;gribble;What are you asking me for? -5352;1366573164;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.175 BTC [-] -5351;1366573174;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.012001 BTC [-] -5350;1366573178;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 83 @ 0.012 = 0.996 BTC [-] -5349;1366573186;Scrat;lets calibrate it -5348;1366573190;Scrat;;;eightball am i a homosexual -5347;1366573190;gribble;The answer is def-- oooh! shiny thing! -5346;1366573211;jurov;Calibration successful? -5345;1366573222;mircea_popescu;lol did he stick it in his mouth / -5344;1366573223;saulimus;;;eightball is this a question? -5343;1366573223;gribble;About as likely as pigs flying. -5342;1366573261;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.11 BTC [-] -5341;1366573265;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.07 BTC [-] -5340;1366573269;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.062001 BTC [-] -5339;1366573272;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 1.05 = 8.4 BTC [-] -5338;1366573317;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.411 BTC [-] -5337;1366573336;error4733;;;eightball will we hit 50$ again ? -5336;1366573336;gribble;_I_ don't know. -5335;1366573352;error4733;cristal clear ! thanks gribble -5334;1366573396;error4733;"why is error4733 asking gribble?" still better than BTC E trollbox -5333;1366573434;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0976 BTC [-] -5332;1366573442;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0975 BTC [-] -5331;1366573446;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0954 BTC [-] -5330;1366573565;FabianB;whyever ppl always panic when gox has issues -5329;1366573574;thestringpuller;;;eightball should I stick my dick in crazy? -5328;1366573574;gribble;The answer is def-- oooh! shiny thing! -5327;1366574001;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 2 @ 2.5 = 5 BTC [+] -5326;1366574222;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.45 = 2.25 BTC [+] -5325;1366574429;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.135 BTC [+] -5324;1366574434;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.13799 BTC [+] -5323;1366574780;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9252 @ 0.00072101 = 6.6708 BTC [+] -5322;1366574781;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12648 @ 0.00072165 = 9.1274 BTC [+] -5321;1366575000;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/Mircea_Popescu/status/326019965171953665 -5320;1366575070;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009998 BTC [+] -5319;1366575301;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00219 BTC [+] -5318;1366575754;Mannnnn;Man -5317;1366576462;bitesak;;;ticker -5316;1366576463;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 124.89000, Best ask: 125.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.11000, Last trade: 125.00000, 24 hour volume: 102398.14793661, 24 hour low: 117.86000, 24 hour high: 132.00000, 24 hour vwap: 125.27373 -5315;1366576475;bitesak;;;goxlag -5314;1366576476;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving gox lag. Try again later. -5313;1366576477;taub;gox is down -5312;1366576483;taub;3 hours already -5311;1366576496;taub;wonder how much business was lost -5310;1366576505;taub;how much money due to price movements that weren't able to be traded... -5309;1366576604;punkman;down to $100 on btce and stamp -5308;1366576616;sharktopuz;shit, didnt even realize it was down -5307;1366576632;inhies;omg mtgox is down? -5306;1366577566;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.13499 BTC [-] -5305;1366577640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12900 @ 0.00071791 = 9.261 BTC [-] -5304;1366577778;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.1985 = 1.191 BTC [+] -5303;1366578233;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.009999 = 0.05 BTC [+] -5302;1366578236;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.009999 = 0.05 BTC [+] -5301;1366578320;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1015 BTC [+] -5300;1366578462;assbot;[BTCTC] [LTC-MINING] 3 @ 0.35 = 1.05 BTC [+] -5299;1366578581;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 1 @ 0.36799 BTC [+] -5298;1366578585;assbot;[BTCTC] [ESECURITYSABTC] 2 @ 0.36799 = 0.736 BTC [+] -5297;1366578699;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1016 BTC [+] -5296;1366578729;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.1017 BTC [+] -5295;1366578759;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 7 @ 0.101736 = 0.7122 BTC [+] -5294;1366578768;FabianB;would be fun if gox stays down for days/weeks -5293;1366578802;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.135 BTC [+] -5292;1366578832;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.136 BTC [+] -5291;1366578927;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.1985 = 0.5955 BTC [+] -5290;1366579005;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -5289;1366579064;jurov;finally updated with real photo of mpoe-pr: http://trilema.com/2013/the-stuff-all-good-conspiracy-theories-start-with/ -5288;1366579103;jurov;i started to thought, "mircea's boob job" is too good a joke to kill it -5287;1366579869;mircea_popescu;FabianB at least it'd show all the people going on about how mtgox matters just how off they arew. -5286;1366579881;mircea_popescu;jurov lol -5285;1366579899;FabianB;yeah -5284;1366582107;jurov;by being dead, ofc -5283;1366582291;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.13699 = 3.411 BTC [+] -5282;1366582313;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.137 BTC [+] -5281;1366582836;deadweasel;gsettings set com.canonical.notify-osd gravity 5 -5280;1366582845;deadweasel;oh fuck me -5279;1366582917;deadweasel;at least i got lucky wiht you today copumpkin ... gox is makin' me crazy. -5278;1366582924;copumpkin;:) -5277;1366582928;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 850 @ 0.00317524 = 2.699 BTC [-] -5276;1366582943;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -5275;1366582944;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 117.75000, Best ask: 119.90000, Bid-ask spread: 2.15000, Last trade: 117.75000, 24 hour volume: 91170.92277480, 24 hour low: 117.86000, 24 hour high: 132.00000, 24 hour vwap: 125.55629 -5274;1366582964;mircea_popescu;lol -5273;1366582976;Diablo-D3;;;calc 445.44542715 * [ticker --last] -5272;1366582977;gribble;53008.0058309 -5271;1366582981;Diablo-D3;still not enough -5270;1366583004;kakobrekla;for? -5269;1366583019;kakobrekla;to buy 1 diablo coin? -5268;1366583024;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: dmc 2.0 -5267;1366583038;kakobrekla;just make it 3.0 -5266;1366583040;kakobrekla;or something -5265;1366583049;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: maybe after 2.0 succeeds -5264;1366583063;kakobrekla;aha by succeeds you mean fail? -5263;1366583068;Scrat;;;calc 445.44542715 * [ticker --last] -5262;1366583068;gribble;51295.7581534 -5261;1366583070;kakobrekla;i mean -5260;1366583074;Scrat;you just lost 1.8k -5259;1366583075;kakobrekla;at some point you gotta give up right? -5258;1366583129;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: why should I give up? -5257;1366583134;Diablo-D3;things never get done when people give up -5256;1366583145;kakobrekla;cause at some point we will run out of coins -5255;1366583149;kakobrekla;for your project -5254;1366583153;kakobrekla;the whole 21 mio -5253;1366583193;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: you imply Im going to hold them all at one time -5252;1366583212;kakobrekla;nah, losing priv key at some point prolly -5251;1366583218;kakobrekla;or just for cover. -5250;1366583229;Diablo-D3;;;calc 100000000 / [ticker -- last] -5249;1366583238;Diablo-D3;;;calc 100000000 / [ticker --last] -5248;1366583240;gribble;Error: There's really no reason why you should have underscores or brackets in your mathematical expression. Please remove them. -5247;1366583245;gribble;884955.752212 -5246;1366583254;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: not even close to all. -5245;1366583271;kakobrekla;close enough -5244;1366583327;Diablo-D3;;;calc 21000000 / 884955 -5243;1366583327;gribble;23.7300201705 -5242;1366583340;Diablo-D3;a 1/24th != all -5241;1366583373;kakobrekla;ya but close enough -5240;1366583673;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: and the news of DMC 2.0 coming close to success would drive prices up to $1000 -5239;1366583710;kakobrekla;id rofl but im tierd so im just gonna lol mkay -5238;1366583766;kakobrekla;i mean -5237;1366583772;kakobrekla;the only explanation to this is -5236;1366583781;kakobrekla;you delete the majority of btc -5235;1366583787;kakobrekla;that i would understand -5234;1366583989;Diablo-D3;jurov: Im sorta doing that -5233;1366583992;jurov;;;calc 852000000000000000 / [ticker --last] -5232;1366583993;gribble;7099999408333382 -5231;1366583995;Diablo-D3;except Im not using IBM drives -5230;1366584015;jurov;some sixtillion bitcoins -5229;1366584021;kakobrekla;lol -5228;1366584057;jurov;anyone remembers terry pratchett's pyramids? -5227;1366584083;jurov;they financed biggest pyramid by one coin -5226;1366584094;jurov;that got back and forward in time -5225;1366584104;jurov;we need dis -5224;1366584122;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 8 @ 0.297499 = 2.38 BTC [-] -5223;1366584123;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.297499 BTC [-] -5222;1366584199;jurov;but here it bears a risk of blockchain loopimg into itself -5221;1366584209;jurov;*looping -5220;1366584218;Diablo-D3;I dunno, if I wait long enough -5219;1366584227;Diablo-D3;I'll have enough money to finance the whole thing myself -5218;1366584424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2830 @ 0.00072165 = 2.0423 BTC [+] -5217;1366584425;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13820 @ 0.00072264 = 9.9869 BTC [+] -5216;1366585078;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00302 BTC [-] -5215;1366585137;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 97 @ 0.00301 = 0.292 BTC [-] -5214;1366585426;kakobrekla;bzzzzzzzzzz -5213;1366585438;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si:81/render?target=bitcoin.*.transactions&height=500&width=1100&lineMode=connected -5212;1366585440;kakobrekla;this is funny -5211;1366585469;kakobrekla;gox goes down everything kneels down -5210;1366585475;kakobrekla;good buying spot -5209;1366585510;deadweasel;did btce realy dip below 100? -5208;1366585529;pizzaman1337;yep -5207;1366585539;deadweasel;did you get some? -5206;1366585565;kakobrekla;yep -5205;1366585569;kakobrekla;at 103 :) -5204;1366585585;deadweasel;well done! -5203;1366585592;kakobrekla;i was lucky -5202;1366585611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5880 @ 0.00072264 = 4.2491 BTC [+] -5201;1366585613;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4700 @ 0.00072933 = 3.4279 BTC [+] -5200;1366585616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7020 @ 0.00073 = 5.1246 BTC [+] -5199;1366585646;deadweasel;it may. but not just yet. -5198;1366585732;kakobrekla;ill be buying on the way down then -5197;1366585768;kakobrekla;cant wait! -5196;1366585841;kakobrekla;nah, i wouldnt use bitfinex -5195;1366585850;kakobrekla;and theres no other place to short it -5194;1366585862;kakobrekla;except maybe otc -5193;1366585928;kakobrekla;(thats the right answer to the wrong question :) -5192;1366585933;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 50 @ 0.1 = 5 BTC [-] -5191;1366586049;KRS1;I think im gonna start doing crack -5190;1366586062;kakobrekla;kraken? -5189;1366586071;kakobrekla;yaaay skateboards! -5188;1366586075;KRS1;no..its mush better -5187;1366586082;kakobrekla;[courtesy of mrj] -5186;1366586094;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19989 BTC [+] -5185;1366586101;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 33 @ 0.19989 = 6.5964 BTC [+] -5184;1366586170;jurov;mircea_popescu, upon seeing latest rant on trilema - so you're excluding bitcoin-central folks from any further discussion? -5183;1366586179;mircea_popescu;haha -5182;1366586185;mircea_popescu;it was a nonbinding rant. -5181;1366586226;kakobrekla;lol -5180;1366586229;mircea_popescu;hehe -5179;1366586305;jurov;heh. don't forget french making complete mess in yurp after ww1, creating new cointries with funny names like czechoslovakia -5178;1366586311;KRS1;are there ever bitcoins lost or even stuck in transactions -5177;1366586327;jurov;only to abandon the setup completely 20 years later -5176;1366586364;kakobrekla;KRS1 lose the private key - coins lost foreva -5175;1366586377;mircea_popescu;KRS1 no. -5174;1366586412;kakobrekla;accually you could stick them into infinite tx loop -5173;1366586413;KRS1;theres probably a way to make keys quickly using quantum encryption somehow -5172;1366586445;jurov;KRS1 and if you send transaction that all nodes around reject, android wallet can be coaxed to do it -5171;1366586448;KRS1;i would probably use quantum properties of light..sorry just thinking out loud. -5170;1366586449;kakobrekla;what exactly are we discussing here -5169;1366586480;jurov;cats -5168;1366586487;kakobrekla;dogs really -5167;1366586499;KRS1;wonder if you'd have the key before you set up the quantum mechanics to decypher it..that would be weird. -5166;1366586512;mircea_popescu;yes hello i have no idea what we're discussing. -5165;1366586523;kakobrekla;lol -5164;1366586532;KRS1;making private keys quickly -5163;1366586535;kakobrekla;memes mostly -5162;1366586557;KRS1;maybe truffles knows what I'm talking about? -5161;1366586595;KRS1;im no expert by any means but i know a thing or two -5160;1366586607;jurov;me too -5159;1366586610;KRS1;about the subject..it could be quite lucritive =D -5158;1366586639;KRS1;'own' the blockchain instantly haha -5157;1366586692;jurov;imho more likely than some quantum magic would be someone cracking /dev/random -5156;1366586712;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1 BTC [-] -5155;1366586741;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [-] -5154;1366586743;jurov;maybe finding a way to simulate irregularities of network traffic or disk seeks or other stuff /dev/random is made from -5153;1366586745;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 4 @ 0.1985 = 0.794 BTC [+] -5152;1366586792;jurov;and private keys off it -5151;1366586796;mircea_popescu;i think somebody quantum cracked my champagne bottle -5150;1366586822;jurov;what? drank it without opening? -5149;1366586878;error4733;!bids 0 -5148;1366586888;error4733;;;bids 0 -5147;1366586890;gribble;There are currently 32701641 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 19714724.4861 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0109 seconds -5146;1366586919;KRS1;the last sentence of 'double spending' says it all: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_bitcoin_works -5145;1366586952;KRS1;Using quantum mechanics you can most definatly gt the most computing power on the network -5144;1366586966;KRS1;then u can permanently controll which transactions appear in it -5143;1366586974;kakobrekla;start here http://jheusser.github.io/2013/02/03/satcoin.html -5142;1366587062;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.47 = 9.4 BTC [+] -5141;1366587075;KRS1;yes- good stuff..this still relies on computing power to figure out the answer..with quantum mechanics, an infinite number of answers would be instantly applied, possibly revealing the correct one -5140;1366587130;kakobrekla;that's settled then. -5139;1366587139;mircea_popescu;be a sport, give him an infinite number of misstated questions -5138;1366587141;mircea_popescu;that should help -5137;1366587172;jurov;that's NaN questions then -5136;1366587173;KRS1;lol yeah just theorizing..a lot of smart folks in here figured i'd hear something good..and i wasn't let down haaha -5135;1366587184;KRS1;lol NaN -5134;1366587195;KRS1;doesnt fit right -5133;1366587275;jurov;but really, brainwallets are being mined as we speak -5132;1366587310;kakobrekla;true dat -5131;1366587498;dub;wats up wit ozcoin -5130;1366587522;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.41001 BTC [-] -5129;1366587832;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: http://www.nasdaq.com/article/legendary-vc-paul-graham-suspects-bitcoin-was-created-by-a-government-cm238901#.UXRPWaKORUp -5128;1366587839;thestringpuller;have more fun with paul graham -5127;1366587846;mircea_popescu;heh noty. -5126;1366587863;mircea_popescu;when did he become legendary ?! i'm confused. -5125;1366588433;thestringpuller;who became legendary? -5124;1366588434;thestringpuller;Satoshi? -5123;1366588509;KRS1;i think there may be some folks in this irc channel that will become legends -5122;1366588555;thestringpuller;unless they take us away in black helicopters first... -5121;1366588555;mircea_popescu;possibly. -5120;1366588574;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller paul graham. dude made and sold some sort of doohickey to yahoo back in 1995. -5119;1366588578;mircea_popescu;i fail to see the legend. -5118;1366588752;thestringpuller;the legend of ycombinator! -5117;1366588754;thestringpuller;JK -5116;1366588767;thestringpuller;I'm sad to say though, I've used AirBNB to throw loft parties. -5115;1366588830;mircea_popescu;i can see that -5114;1366588846;mircea_popescu;still... legend is a ways off. -5113;1366588931;thestringpuller;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7c/Graham%27s_Hierarchy_of_Disagreement.svg <- some of his stuff is neat...(or is it)? -5112;1366588934;mircea_popescu;wences : -5111;1366588936;mircea_popescu;;;market buy 20900 -5110;1366588938;gribble;A market order to buy 20900 bitcoins right now would take 2764990.5722 USD and would take the last price up to 139.6900 USD, resulting in an average price of 132.2962 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0015 seconds -5109;1366588960;wences;thank you! -5108;1366588970;wences;you don't forget anything, do you? :) -5107;1366588980;mircea_popescu;i have people halping me :D -5106;1366589019;wences;Maybe you ARE many people; some with a beard, some without... -5105;1366589039;kakobrekla;hehe -5104;1366589075;thestringpuller;every 5 days -5103;1366589082;thestringpuller;kakobrekla and mircea_popescu switch places -5102;1366589095;kakobrekla;wha? -5101;1366589098;mircea_popescu;wences incidentally, seems you're the most recognisable face of the bildercoin. -5100;1366589105;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/the-stuff-all-good-conspiracy-theories-start-with/#comment-92857 -5099;1366589108;mircea_popescu;took less thna a day -5098;1366589135;mircea_popescu;(course mpoe-pr was recognised on sight but it's not really a fair comparison given the audience) -5097;1366589175;wences;hahahaha! You should not let people take such wild guesses anonymously -5096;1366589182;wences;make them show themselves :) -5095;1366589185;thestringpuller;what's bildercoin... -5094;1366589189;thestringpuller;wait whaaaa -5093;1366589221;mircea_popescu;hehe trilema has an old tradition in anonimity. -5092;1366589233;wences;:) -5091;1366589333;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu what are these pictures from? an expensive dinner? -5090;1366589340;mircea_popescu;yeah -5089;1366589362;thestringpuller;in romania? -5088;1366589363;thestringpuller;lol -5087;1366589369;maximian;the second guy on the left looks a bit like evoorhees http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/image.jpeg -5086;1366589384;kakobrekla;the first pic is called "the first supper" -5085;1366589398;pizzaman1337;and the second pic, "the last supper"? -5084;1366589406;kakobrekla;nah -5083;1366589418;thestringpuller;so this was taken before MPEX? -5082;1366589419;mircea_popescu;maximian right on. -5081;1366589429;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller no, not before mpex. before yesterday. -5080;1366589430;b0n1;;;isdown mtgox.com -5079;1366589430;gribble;Error: "isdown" is not a valid command. -5078;1366589433;maximian;heh, no shit! -5077;1366589440;thestringpuller;MPOE-PR is the woman in the red dress -5076;1366589445;b0n1;;; -5075;1366589447;mircea_popescu;that's his lovely ex gf, michelle right next to him -5074;1366589451;b0n1;;; help -5073;1366589451;gribble;The bot responds when you start a line with the ! character. A good starting point for exploring the bot is the !facts command. You can also visit the bot's website for a list of help topics and documentation: http://gribble.sourceforge.net/ -5072;1366589462;maximian;ok, so that explains where he's been -5071;1366589466;b0n1;!facts -5070;1366589468;thestringpuller;So these homies flew to romania to have dinner with you and smoke pot? -5069;1366589493;mircea_popescu;we can't afford pot yet. -5068;1366589497;mircea_popescu;maybe if bitcoin goes up moar. -5067;1366589581;b0n1;^^ -5066;1366589653;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/37167887.jpg -5065;1366589668;mircea_popescu;lol -5064;1366589821;thestringpuller;I forgot Europeans don't celebrate 4/20 -5063;1366589850;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.11 = 3.33 BTC [+] -5062;1366589908;thestringpuller;ain't nobody got time for that tiberiusiv -5061;1366589915;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.091 BTC [-] -5060;1366589922;dub;is that luke two to the left of mircea? -5059;1366589933;taub;so is there a point in investing in asics? -5058;1366589946;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.09001 BTC [-] -5057;1366589953;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [-] -5056;1366589954;taub;kinda contemplating it, but i think all it will do really is give you a prety small % roi -5055;1366589960;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.08101 BTC [-] -5054;1366589965;mircea_popescu;luke ?! no luke. -5053;1366589972;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.08001 BTC [-] -5052;1366589980;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.08 BTC [-] -5051;1366589984;thestringpuller;lol mircea_popescu is like a cartoon: wears the same clothes in every picture -5050;1366589994;thestringpuller;and always has his collar popped -5049;1366590015;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.079 BTC [-] -5048;1366590029;dub;wait is mircea the almish one with the vest and beard or the popped collar white suit guy -5047;1366590034;mircea_popescu;lol -5046;1366590060;thestringpuller;no he's the one in the suit that he's always in -5045;1366590062;dub;I thought almish at first -5044;1366590064;thestringpuller;the white suit with the black shirt -5043;1366590067;thestringpuller;with the popped collar -5042;1366590108;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.08001 BTC [+] -5041;1366590110;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: y u pop yo collar? -5040;1366590136;mircea_popescu;tis not popped tho. -5039;1366590152;dub;dat onefixt two to the right -5038;1366590158;dub;amirite -5037;1366590167;dub;tux next to him? -5036;1366590170;mircea_popescu;nope -5035;1366590172;thestringpuller;;;next -5034;1366590173;gribble;\*AWAY UNTIL April 28\* resistance: 132, 136, 138-140 | support: 120, 115, 110, 100, 90 | lower buy targets: 102, 96-100, 86 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 21 2013, 18:00 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 3 hours, 22 minutes, and 51 seconds ago -5033;1366590193;mircea_popescu;tux prolly too big to fit in the room. -5032;1366590204;mircea_popescu;we has limited space in romani. -5031;1366590205;mircea_popescu;a -5030;1366590222;gribble;There are currently 32712810 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 19862579.1046 USD in total. | Data vintage: 1102.5192 seconds -5029;1366590230;thestringpuller;MPOE-PR knows how to dress... -5028;1366590231;dub;oh its in romania? -5027;1366590237;thestringpuller;Look at dem shoes -5026;1366590298;thestringpuller;so visual proof that MPOE-PR is a femme fatale -5025;1366590301;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.750001 = 3.5 BTC [-] -5024;1366590311;thestringpuller;(check) -5023;1366590333;dub;I think youd need a closer inspection to be sure -5022;1366590357;dub;not sure if not trap -5021;1366590369;thestringpuller;I've been seduced by enough femme fatales in the film noire phase of my life to know a femme fatale when I see one -5020;1366590370;mircea_popescu;lol suspicious dub -5019;1366590501;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what did MPEX's ddos peak at? -5018;1366590516;mircea_popescu;most i've seen was ~100 gbit. -5017;1366590528;thestringpuller;daaaamn -5016;1366590530;mircea_popescu;actual peak possibly higher than that -5015;1366590533;thestringpuller;that's so much traffic... -5014;1366590548;mircea_popescu;yes. -5013;1366590575;thestringpuller;mtgox was hit with about 77 -5012;1366590686;Scrat;http://www.microguy.net/images/staff.jpg -5011;1366590692;Scrat;hit by gojirra -5010;1366590725;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1989 BTC [+] -5009;1366590793;mircea_popescu;what's gojira ? -5008;1366590806;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 10 @ 0.009998 = 0.1 BTC [-] -5007;1366590863;Scrat;gohiraaaa -5006;1366590864;b0n1;;;goxlag -5005;1366590864;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.102353 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00220910306944 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -5004;1366590987;thestringpuller;GOOOOOJIRRRRAAAAAAA -5003;1366590999;thestringpuller;It's how japanese people say Godzilla -5002;1366591001;thestringpuller;GOJIRAAA -5001;1366591131;thestringpuller;;;ticker -5000;1366591132;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 122.46307, Best ask: 123.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.53693, Last trade: 123.00000, 24 hour volume: 112146.25165570, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 132.00000, 24 hour vwap: 123.37855 -4999;1366591341;mircea_popescu;oic -4998;1366591469;kakobrekla;this ripple name... seems to attract many scams? http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JIJ9gemxxD8 -4997;1366591482;kakobrekla;s/name/word -4996;1366591646;Namworld;Hmm... anyone would like to take on some BTC-BOND? Someone wants to redeem and I don't feel like buying at these prices... -4995;1366591898;Namworld;Guess I'll just have to -4994;1366591899;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 200 @ 0.000643 = 0.1286 BTC [-] -4993;1366591902;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 120 @ 0.000642 = 0.077 BTC [-] -4992;1366591905;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 734 @ 0.000642 = 0.4712 BTC [-] -4991;1366591909;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 500 @ 0.000641 = 0.3205 BTC [-] -4990;1366591912;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 50 @ 0.00061 = 0.0305 BTC [-] -4989;1366591915;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 1475 @ 0.00061 = 0.8998 BTC [-] -4988;1366591919;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 155 @ 0.000597 = 0.0925 BTC [-] -4987;1366592244;kakobrekla;where? -4986;1366592363;kakobrekla;silence is golden -4985;1366592394;kakobrekla;go to otc then -4984;1366592413;kakobrekla;switch in between -4983;1366592705;kakobrekla;i feel like i dont know him -4982;1366592807;kakobrekla;elevator music -4981;1366592907;ThickAsThieves;Bruno Mars is the bastard child of Michael Jackson and Elvis -4980;1366592944;ThickAsThieves;he creeps me out -4979;1366592951;ThickAsThieves;but yes, he has a nice voice -4978;1366592999;ThickAsThieves;to each his own -4977;1366593078;Scrat;elevator music you say? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEwHjRIlCnU -4976;1366593252;Scrat;skip to 2:15 -4975;1366593325;Scrat;well thats what my elevator is playing -4974;1366593585;dub;guys I've got some bad news -4973;1366593590;dub;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lcrfg5np8o -4972;1366593602;dub;we're going to have to wrap this human species thing up and start over -4971;1366593907;dub;thats actually pretty good -4970;1366593950;dub;Mulder swapping aliens for scotch and young bitches -4969;1366593987;thestringpuller;HAHAHAHAHAHAHA -4968;1366593988;thestringpuller;OMG -4967;1366593989;thestringpuller;OMG -4966;1366594030;thestringpuller;Californication is about a writer Hank Moody (Dchovny) who has perpetual writers block. -4965;1366594036;thestringpuller;He proceeds to sleep with everyone. -4964;1366594058;thestringpuller;Californication is pretty much the story of mircea_popescu, if he were a writer with writer's block... -4963;1366594141;thestringpuller;what's the mean "much to be desired" -4962;1366594144;thestringpuller;he keeps you wanting more? -4961;1366594444;thestringpuller;lol would you prefer Paul Graham? -4960;1366594589;thestringpuller;justin tv? -4959;1366594601;Namworld;Anyone holding GSDPT on BTCT.co? -4958;1366594622;thestringpuller;justin tv is ycombinator? -4957;1366594863;Namworld;I guess not -4956;1366595034;kakobrekla;https://www.sierrachart.com/SupportBoard.php?ThreadID=527 -4955;1366595039;kakobrekla;So you all know, one thing we are noticing is that we keep losing the connection to the MTGox source data feed about every 20 minutes, however we automatically reconnect. This past hour we also noticed 2 interruptions lasting 3 minutes. -4954;1366595046;kakobrekla;We see that the MTGox data feed is not entirely reliable and also from an engineering perspective, its technical implementation really is very confusing and not well structured. -4953;1366595054;kakobrekla;They are using what is called a web socket and then on top of that Socket I/O . This is unnecessary and the method by which this is implemented is not technically correct. -4952;1366595067;kakobrekla;#win -4951;1366595118;kakobrekla;and they will support btc-e and bitstamp and the local bar toilet hole -4950;1366595134;kakobrekla;retarded. -4949;1366595289;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 1.11 = 11.1 BTC [+] -4948;1366595412;error4733;" Trading through with MTGox through Sierra Chart is not yet supported. This should be supported within the next 30 days. " -4947;1366595427;Namworld;Damn just bought some BTC -4946;1366595429;error4733;Ho Ho Ho, chrismas before time -4945;1366595437;Namworld;I don't like buying at those prices -4944;1366595448;Namworld;But some wanted to redeem some BTC-BOND -4943;1366595454;kakobrekla;i wouldnt worry error4733, its gonna suck as much as gox sucks -4942;1366595462;gribble;There are currently 27835.495 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 2997236.30925 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0092 seconds -4941;1366595511;error4733;its was -4940;1366595541;error4733; !bids 101 -4939;1366595542;error4733;[22:20] There are currently 20546.789 bitcoins demanded at or over 101.0 USD, worth 2270526.2342 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0054 seconds -4938;1366595550;error4733;3h ago -4937;1366595559;error4733;;;bids 101 -4936;1366595559;gribble;There are currently 21613.226 bitcoins demanded at or over 101.0 USD, worth 2374477.9266 USD in total. | Data vintage: 96.8428 seconds -4935;1366595580;error4733;nvm... -4934;1366595583;dub;apparently you can pay gox for a more realtimey socket, SC should do that -4933;1366595614;kakobrekla;they offer that? -4932;1366595628;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 20 @ 0.00365 = 0.073 BTC [-] -4931;1366595631;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 40 @ 0.0036 = 0.144 BTC [-] -4930;1366595643;dub;according to neofutur they do -4929;1366595649;kakobrekla;uhh? -4928;1366595699;dub;he is some form of gox lackey/shill -4927;1366595770;dub;erryday im shillin -4926;1366595776;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00219 BTC [+] -4925;1366595793;dub;shillin villain style -4924;1366596076;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [-] -4923;1366596182;Namworld;Really no GSDPT holder? -4922;1366596245;Namworld;I have a good offer... -4921;1366596310;ThickAsThieves;Nam what are oy asking about GSDPT? -4920;1366596314;ThickAsThieves;you* -4919;1366596319;ThickAsThieves;i think i have some -4918;1366596381;error4733;take that MtGox : The streaming data feed from MTGox is not working at the moment. Their server is just not streaming any data. They really have serious reliability and efficiency problems. From what we can see, there whole architecture was not designed for efficiency. Obviously they will know best, but what we see is that one of their main problems is not so much that they have overwhelmed systems, more that they d -4917;1366596382;error4733;o not have efficient data delivery. -4916;1366596382;Namworld;I want to sell into those bids. I'll offer a 5% bonus for trade with S.DICE-PT units -4915;1366596444;ThickAsThieves;i'm wrong -4914;1366596446;ThickAsThieves;i have none -4913;1366596448;ThickAsThieves;forgot i sold -4912;1366596452;ThickAsThieves;been away for a few days -4911;1366596462;Namworld;So like 4000 GSDPT units for 4200 S.DICE-PT if anyone else is interested -4910;1366596498;ThickAsThieves;i asked DT about moving some of my BF shares and he never got back to me -4909;1366596505;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.0022 BTC [+] -4908;1366596508;Namworld;He was here earlier -4907;1366596509;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 28 @ 0.00221 = 0.0619 BTC [+] -4906;1366596565;dub;scamtrading -4905;1366596571;dub;lmiot -4904;1366596598;Namworld;lmiot? -4903;1366596633;dub;hao aboot 1337 shares of usagicorp for 300btc of pirate debt -4902;1366596650;dub;let me in on that -4901;1366596721;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol -4900;1366596772;mircea_popescu;these haters not understanding socket i/o over web socket geniuz. -4899;1366596775;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 2 @ 0.00221 = 0.0044 BTC [+] -4898;1366596823;Namworld;Eh, whatever, dub -4897;1366596888;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136658053566.jpg bwahaha who did this ? -4896;1366596935;kakobrekla;lolz -4895;1366597728;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [-] -4894;1366597734;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.085001 = 5.425 BTC [-] -4893;1366597737;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.085 = 3.255 BTC [-] -4892;1366597740;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.08002 BTC [-] -4891;1366597743;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.08 BTC [-] -4890;1366597985;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 50 @ 0.003581 = 0.1791 BTC [-] -4889;1366597987;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 60 @ 0.00351 = 0.2106 BTC [-] -4888;1366598623;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.06 BTC [-] -4887;1366598626;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.055 BTC [-] -4886;1366599155;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: Dude Capital One sabotaged Bitfloor -4885;1366599169;mircea_popescu;heh. -4884;1366599183;thestringpuller;We process for them and I'm looking at documents... -4883;1366599193;thestringpuller;holy shit this is soooo fucked up -4882;1366599276;error4733;stop teasing -4881;1366599332;thestringpuller;I don't know who is on the wrong, but they claim "Undue risk" -4880;1366599387;thestringpuller;I wonder who will be next :P -4879;1366599405;thestringpuller;Looks like exchanges are better off storing the fiat under matresses... -4878;1366599538;kakobrekla;nah, they should buy bitcoin with that fiat -4877;1366599881;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.00351 = 0.0281 BTC [-] -4876;1366599890;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1768 @ 0.0035 = 6.188 BTC [-] -4875;1366600561;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.82999989 BTC [+] -4874;1366600743;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 243 @ 0.0035 = 0.8505 BTC [-] -4873;1366600758;mircea_popescu;this is an interesting concept. what risk is due ? -4872;1366600779;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.05 = 5.25 BTC [-] -4871;1366600783;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.0461 BTC [-] -4870;1366600788;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.033 BTC [-] -4869;1366600791;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.025 BTC [-] -4868;1366600795;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.025 BTC [-] -4867;1366600799;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.011 = 2.022 BTC [-] -4866;1366600803;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.01 = 5.05 BTC [-] -4865;1366600807;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.001 BTC [-] -4864;1366600817;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -4863;1366600821;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1 = 3 BTC [-] -4862;1366601174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00069635 = 8.8436 BTC [-] -4861;1366601259;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 550 @ 0.0014 = 0.77 BTC [-] -4860;1366601403;kakobrekla;well you could mitigate at least a portion of it -4859;1366601483;kakobrekla;(ab)use mpex bot and then you are as weak as the weakest link -4858;1366601495;kakobrekla;i mean no, the strongest -4857;1366601521;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.82999989 = 3.66 BTC [+] -4856;1366601531;kakobrekla;is it not so? -4855;1366601988;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.01 BTC [+] -4854;1366602220;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu Capital One hate's risk, their loyalty platform runs in cobol because they are terrified of change... -4853;1366602260;thestringpuller;that's what happens when you're "Too big to fail" the smallest amount of risk is "unsettling" -4852;1366602284;thestringpuller;but it's kind of bullshit since most banks to unethical/illicit things anyways... -4851;1366602553;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=182685.0 -4850;1366602564;kakobrekla;>The company’s trading algorithms currently run on electronic exchanges such as Nasdaq, BATS, EDGE, NYSE, and BTC-E. -4849;1366602593;kakobrekla;i think he is 21 days late. -4848;1366602616;kakobrekla;or 20, depends what your local time is. -4847;1366602660;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 9 @ 0.4855555 = 4.37 BTC [+] -4846;1366603159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00069717 = 7.7386 BTC [+] -4845;1366603162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6224 @ 0.000695 = 4.3257 BTC [-] -4844;1366603169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1926 @ 0.00069452 = 1.3376 BTC [-] -4843;1366603229;dub;thestringpuller: not suprising really, don't know about US but here there is legistlation covering banking technology -4842;1366603321;dub;e.g. if a bank causes losses due to technical fuckup people can get charged with a crime -4841;1366603411;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla lol -4840;1366603451;mircea_popescu;Shares: 100,000 Price: .20 bitcoins, but tbd by free market -4839;1366603461;mircea_popescu;imo the best part. -4838;1366603475;mircea_popescu;!ticker btctc ASICMINER-PT -4837;1366603478;assbot;[BTCT:ASICMINER-PT] 1D: 1 / 1.09486 / 1.2 (182 shares, 199.3 BTC), 7D: 0.79 / 1.08844 / 1.75 (1627 shares, 1770.9 BTC), 30D: 0.59998 / 0.82495 / 1.75 (8260 shares, 6814.1 BTC) -4836;1366603484;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1098 BTC [+] -4835;1366603507;mircea_popescu;he's going to do 3x better than asicminer on the strength of having made a forum post. -4834;1366603587;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what is your opinion on asicminer? -4833;1366603599;mircea_popescu;bout the same as a month ago -4832;1366603608;thestringpuller;I never got the memo. -4831;1366603615;thestringpuller;CAUSE IT'S BEHIND A PAYWALL! -4830;1366603631;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1098 BTC [+] -4829;1366603734;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 1.1098 = 8.8784 BTC [+] -4828;1366603764;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1098 BTC [+] -4827;1366603914;mircea_popescu;well... -4826;1366603922;mircea_popescu;i dont think i ever wrote about it on my blog -4825;1366603929;mircea_popescu;i think you just asked me the same q a month ago -4824;1366603939;taub;what is that picture of your family gathering about -4823;1366603947;taub;is MPOE-PR female now or not -4822;1366603951;taub;i'm foncused :( -4821;1366603986;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.01 = 2.02 BTC [-] -4820;1366603997;mircea_popescu;cool -4819;1366604114;thestringpuller;WINTER IS COMING -4818;1366604125;thestringpuller;Mark my words -4817;1366604173;mod6;haha wat? it's been snowing here all month. -4816;1366604180;mod6;winter is still here. -4815;1366604194;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 1.05 = 10.5 BTC [+] -4814;1366604209;mircea_popescu;my rosemary bush is in bloom -4813;1366604219;mircea_popescu;you've not seen something like this, it looks like a lilac. -4812;1366604239;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 4 @ 0.41001 = 1.64 BTC [-] -4811;1366604242;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [-] -4810;1366604259;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 10 @ 0.19989 = 1.9989 BTC [+] -4809;1366604288;mod6;we got like 7" of snow last week easy. -4808;1366604290;bowjob;http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/van/ele/3758263779.html -4807;1366604291;mircea_popescu;https://www.bitlc.net/ lol -4806;1366604291;bowjob;lol -4805;1366604310;stslimited;hello kakobrekla from bitcointalk suggested I come here -4804;1366604326;stslimited;regarding an upcoming IPO posting -4803;1366604331;stslimited;thread I made -4802;1366604348;mircea_popescu;lmao -4801;1366604354;kakobrekla;he did the right thing! -4800;1366604383;stslimited;great, conditioning in its finest -4799;1366604387;dub;mircea_popescu: tl;dr -4798;1366604390;mircea_popescu;Domestic Limited-Liability Company -4797;1366604390;mircea_popescu;File Number: 2012-000626131 -4796;1366604390;mircea_popescu;Filing State: Wyoming (WY) -4795;1366604390;mircea_popescu;Company Age: 9 Months -4794;1366604390;mircea_popescu;Principal Address: Po Box 20539 -4793;1366604390;mircea_popescu;New York, NY 10001 -4792;1366604390;mircea_popescu;Mailing Address: Po Box 20539 -4791;1366604390;mircea_popescu;New York, NY 10001 -4790;1366604392;mircea_popescu;is that you ? -4789;1366604407;stslimited;yes, continued from Nevada -4788;1366604413;stslimited;so 2 years -4787;1366604427;mircea_popescu;are you that fuckwited in the head to imagine anyone in bitcoin gives two shits about your pointless llc ? -4786;1366604445;stslimited;elaborate? -4785;1366604451;stslimited;people are interested in high frequency trading -4784;1366604453;mircea_popescu;no. shut the fuck up. -4783;1366604458;thestringpuller;hahahaha -4782;1366604459;stslimited;go on -4781;1366604460;mircea_popescu;read here for six months or a year -4780;1366604462;mircea_popescu;get with the program -4779;1366604483;mircea_popescu;then maybe you ipo something for 500 or so coins. -4778;1366604487;mircea_popescu;maybe. -4777;1366604519;stslimited;you haven't told me anything about what the problem with the document was -4776;1366604531;mircea_popescu;there is no document -4775;1366604536;stslimited;the OP -4774;1366604537;stslimited;the thread -4773;1366604538;mircea_popescu;just an ignorant idiot (you) -4772;1366604545;mircea_popescu;now stop talking to me before you go on my ignore -4771;1366604550;mircea_popescu;and do what you are told. -4770;1366604565;thestringpuller;lol wow this is the most upset I've seen mr. popescu -4769;1366604568;thestringpuller;good job stslimited -4768;1366604578;mircea_popescu;no but it's beyond outrage this shit. -4767;1366604595;stslimited;I mean, harr harr senior member of an incrowd picks on new user in their own channel -4766;1366604610;stslimited;woop de doo thats never happened on the internet -4765;1366604618;mircea_popescu;i mean asicminer trades 6k btc in a month on btct herpderp here's guy with a 20k btc plan. -4764;1366604628;stslimited;okay -4763;1366604629;mircea_popescu;he has no fucking idea what's what and we're all playing at internets. -4762;1366604638;kakobrekla;lmao -4761;1366604639;mircea_popescu;doth not work, this. -4760;1366604645;stslimited;oh, the number of shares was in bitcoins -4759;1366604678;mircea_popescu;x.x -4758;1366604713;stslimited;why do you feel that an algorithmic trading fund is not structured as correctly as the mining share companies -4757;1366604714;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1098 BTC [+] -4756;1366604719;stslimited;this is what I came in here for -4755;1366604804;thestringpuller;;;getatin stslimited -4754;1366604804;gribble;Error: "getatin" is not a valid command. -4753;1366604809;thestringpuller;;;getrating stslimited -4752;1366604810;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -4751;1366604818;thestringpuller;okay lets start -4750;1366604823;thestringpuller;I'm a n00b -4749;1366604829;thestringpuller;And even I am in the OTC -4748;1366604831;thestringpuller;you are not -4747;1366604834;thestringpuller;why should I invest in you? -4746;1366604841;thestringpuller;how can I even trust you? -4745;1366604847;thestringpuller;yes... -4744;1366604855;thestringpuller;WoT so to speak -4743;1366604859;thestringpuller;(Web of Trust) -4742;1366604881;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: is he on your ignore yet? -4741;1366604883;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0056 BTC [+] -4740;1366604887;mircea_popescu;yes. -4739;1366604894;dub;thestringpuller: just because every hft/etf in bitcoin to date has been a thinly disguised robbery don't mean this guy aint legit -4738;1366604907;thestringpuller;sign me up! -4737;1366604912;dub;LMIOT -4736;1366604913;mircea_popescu;dub i thought you were with the tl;dr program -4735;1366604932;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what is that bitcoin drama timeline post you had? -4734;1366604943;mircea_popescu;ok i gotta try this -4733;1366604950;mircea_popescu;;;google bitcoin drama timeline post i had -4732;1366604951;gribble;BitCoin Drama Continues After Hours | Zero Hedge: ; The Bitcoin Drama Timeline pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: ; bitcoin posts on CNET - Cnet TV: -4731;1366604962;mircea_popescu;pesky zh how dare they -4730;1366604975;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00391 BTC [+] -4729;1366604980;thestringpuller;stslimited: read http://trilema.com/2012/the-bitcoin-drama-timeline/ -4728;1366605007;dub;stslimited: there probably is one, and certianly many operating in private, the problem as mircea_popescu is trying to elloquate is trust -4727;1366605026;mircea_popescu;no. -4726;1366605048;mircea_popescu;the problem i am discussing is ignorance. this fuckwit proceeds to not even bother researching the field before "building" nonsense. -4725;1366605052;dub;stslimited: you really need to start small and earn it, there is no easy route -4724;1366605063;thestringpuller;^ exactly -4723;1366605080;mircea_popescu;he has no fucking idea about anything whatsoever other than "o i saw this [uninformed] thing about bitcoin cause the price went up" -4722;1366605081;thestringpuller;what does it matter? -4721;1366605083;dub;stslimited: this is for the obvious reason that there is no way for anyone to recover bitcoins entrusted to you if you decide to be untrustworth -4720;1366605103;dub;*y -4719;1366605106;thestringpuller;stslimited: lets take a look at numbers -4718;1366605108;thestringpuller;For the actuarially inclined, the total losses to theft, fraud and stupidity plus anything in between amount to 1.296 million BTC. -4717;1366605126;thestringpuller;Even if you have the best intentions, this world is ruthless. -4716;1366605147;thestringpuller;So how would you not end up losing money? -4715;1366605160;thestringpuller;even if not from directly trying to scam us, you maybe inept like many others before you -4714;1366605172;thestringpuller;then you are added the graveyard of dead companies that keeps piling up -4713;1366605174;thestringpuller;another body -4712;1366605211;kakobrekla;pirates nav increas was very nice -4711;1366605221;thestringpuller;HAHAHAHA -4710;1366605226;kakobrekla;indeed -4709;1366605227;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla aussie_striker's is better. go with the found. -4708;1366605238;thestringpuller;that fact you don't know who pirate is raises grave concerns -4707;1366605253;thestringpuller;you are unwilling to educate yourself, and that is mircea_popescu's issue -4706;1366605291;thestringpuller;are you kidding? -4705;1366605303;thestringpuller;there are millions upon millions of dollars done in trade in otc -4704;1366605326;thestringpuller;the WoT is for bitcoin millionaires to quote MPOE-PR, the very people who's coin you are trying to solicity -4703;1366605329;thestringpuller;solicit* -4702;1366605438;thestringpuller;Yes, but take a look at Ziggap. -4701;1366605462;thestringpuller;Ziggap was in theory a competitor to Bitinstant, and it's IPO sold out in some like 3-5 hours -4700;1366605462;dub;theres no real reason to try to persuade us -4699;1366605481;dub;just do it and be prepared for flames -4698;1366605489;dub;and for only noobs to throw money at it -4697;1366605502;thestringpuller;Ziggap was ipo'ed by someone who has one of the highest WoT rating -4696;1366605516;thestringpuller;yet it's price has plummeted below IPO levels just like facebook -4695;1366605527;dub;thats not a good example -4694;1366605536;thestringpuller;how are you so sure you won't encounter hurdles as you scale even if you have "a proven platform" -4693;1366605539;kakobrekla;thestringpuller, who had, not has. -4692;1366605542;dub;aethero's wot is made up of all teh micro loan muppets -4691;1366605550;kakobrekla;true -4690;1366605551;dub;he screams scammer -4689;1366605551;thestringpuller;yes, kakobrekla had* my mistake -4688;1366605561;kakobrekla;dat also -4687;1366605564;thestringpuller;^ - yup -4686;1366605575;mircea_popescu;dub how did the entire aethero thing play out btw ? -4685;1366605585;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: it's still in progress -4684;1366605588;dub;dunno, I wouldnt touch it with yours -4683;1366605590;thestringpuller;"to be continued" -4682;1366605603;mircea_popescu;i c -4681;1366605625;thestringpuller;the website is super down -4680;1366605638;mircea_popescu;last i heard the website was donw and deprived was smelling blood. -4679;1366605651;thestringpuller;I think they went bankrupt. -4678;1366605658;thestringpuller;Someone gamed them, using the chargebacks. -4677;1366605664;thestringpuller;So they had to shut down. -4676;1366605703;thestringpuller;but it is. how long have you been operating, and what are your profit margins? -4675;1366605712;thestringpuller;how come this is the first ANYONE in this channel has heard of you? -4674;1366605830;dub;stslimited: some guidelines for you: 1) stop trying to hype your deal here, anyone with coin has already tuned out 2) hype notwithstanding; obtain an IRC client, stay in this channel and contribute 3) show us your id, shit you have done before, show up IRL at bitcoiny things -4673;1366605862;dub;stslimited: 4) do your hft thing, you'll probably get some bites, be prepared to start small and 5) don't steal peoples shit -4672;1366605886;thestringpuller;stslimited: don't try to go from gangst to godfather in a night -4671;1366605890;thestringpuller;gangsta* -4670;1366605894;mircea_popescu;since when is dub a contributing member with like positive shit and everything ?! -4669;1366605899;mircea_popescu;how long have i been asleep ?! -4668;1366605909;thestringpuller;Hahahaha. Since tonight it seems. :D -4667;1366605917;dub;sometimes I forget to troll -4666;1366605917;thestringpuller;dub is full of surprises -4665;1366605942;mircea_popescu;lol k -4664;1366605954;thestringpuller;6) don't piss off mircea_popescu -4663;1366605961;dub;or maybe I'm just trolling you guys be encouraging the latest scam -4662;1366605971;mircea_popescu;the moral of the story being that the more of an asshole i am, the more inclined even the hardcorest trolls are to halp. -4661;1366606023;thestringpuller;oooh a popescu meme appears -4660;1366606033;thestringpuller;picture of popescu frowning: "I'm real tired of your shit" -4659;1366606129;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller http://trilema.com/wp-content/themes/trilema/images/bg_july2009.jpg -4658;1366606131;mircea_popescu;there's your base -4657;1366606205;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11126 @ 0.00069525 = 7.7354 BTC [+] -4656;1366606207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10600 @ 0.00069789 = 7.3976 BTC [+] -4655;1366606222;thestringpuller;you smokin a blunt mircea_popescu ? -4654;1366606234;thestringpuller;lololol -4653;1366606240;mircea_popescu;i can not say for legal considerations i can not disclose. -4652;1366606246;dub;stslimited: the moral is you are completely unknown and asking people to let you hold their irreversably transferred internet coins -4651;1366606496;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller anyway the deprived theory iirc was that the entire ipo was simply to float living expenses and that was all. -4650;1366606538;mircea_popescu;sorta like a simplified bdt -4649;1366606555;thestringpuller;we all saw how BDT went... -4648;1366606579;kakobrekla;i called that one here. -4647;1366606585;kakobrekla;for the record. -4646;1366606590;dub;lol -4645;1366606591;kakobrekla;:p -4644;1366606594;thestringpuller;i wonder how many ipo's ended up being pocketed... -4643;1366606603;dub;I'm still waiting for credit on calling usagi -4642;1366606628;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yeah -4641;1366606681;thestringpuller;usagi is just inept -4640;1366606711;dub;s/ept/sane -4639;1366606718;thestringpuller;HAH -4638;1366606731;thestringpuller;stslimited: uh not S.DICE and S.MPOE -4637;1366606737;thestringpuller;those are pretty old -4636;1366606743;thestringpuller;S.BBET is pretty young -4635;1366606747;mircea_popescu;dub you can't get credit. would you like a debit ? -4634;1366606780;thestringpuller;ZigGap stands on top as the most trusted method for purchasing BTC, and plans to offer the widest array of methods to buy Bitcoin. <<< lol -4633;1366606791;dub;just enroll me in the next tranch of $MEME.Z -4632;1366606798;thestringpuller;XD -4631;1366606805;kakobrekla;;;rate dub 1 credit on calling usagi -4630;1366606807;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating for user dub has changed from 1 to 1. -4629;1366606817;dub;bewm -4628;1366606826;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.096 BTC [-] -4627;1366606827;mircea_popescu;so wtf was this bitlc thing in the end ? -4626;1366606833;mircea_popescu;i never could figure it out and now it's gone. -4625;1366606845;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 5 @ 0.091 = 0.455 BTC [-] -4624;1366606905;thestringpuller;dub: were you the one who made the "Usagi ftw" bet? -4623;1366606918;thestringpuller;"Usagi will have an asset listed on MPEX by April 1st 2013" -4622;1366606920;kakobrekla;rg suddenly has time to troll in -otc -4621;1366606921;thestringpuller;or something like that -4620;1366606930;kakobrekla;thats a twist -4619;1366606948;kakobrekla;or maybe has been going for a while -4618;1366606949;dub;thestringpuller: negative -4617;1366606959;kakobrekla;dunno -4616;1366606992;dub;the only bet I made was 'DMC will never do anything every and eveyone will lose money' it got rejected :( -4615;1366607007;dub;ever* -4614;1366607024;dub;oh wait I did th empex will get hacked one too -4613;1366607027;mircea_popescu;https://www.bitlc.net/assets/system_infrastructure_full.jpg this makes so little sense it boggles my mind -4612;1366607056;mircea_popescu;mpex was hacked ? -4611;1366607118;dub;no when you offered reddit a bounty to hack it -4610;1366607222;mircea_popescu;o yeah -4609;1366607235;orkaa;mircea_popescu, i love the 'no internet access' server on ec2 -4608;1366607253;mircea_popescu;orkaa also what use does a pool server have of a dedicated db server ? -4607;1366607265;mircea_popescu;maybe i don't understand mining but... mempool right ? it's in ram. -4606;1366607295;dub;gotta store balances and shit -4605;1366607348;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: this is really just a clever new way of promoting "VM escape exploit" research. -4604;1366607372;mircea_popescu;spell that out for me -4603;1366607408;asciilifeform;sometimes, exploits are discovered that let you break out of a VM (like the onces on Amazon's EC2) and take over the physical hardware -4602;1366607422;asciilifeform;from that point, you can snoop/modify the customer VMs, for whatever purpose you like. -4601;1366607440;asciilifeform;*ones -4600;1366607447;mircea_popescu;so he's holding btcs in there to encourage others to try and break into his amazon vm ? -4599;1366607464;asciilifeform;maybe not deliberately, but what difference does it make -4598;1366607489;mircea_popescu;such a conspiracist you are -4597;1366607538;asciilifeform;he even helpfully tells us that we need to exploit EC2/Ireland. -4596;1366607629;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you are aware this is a dead service right ? -4595;1366607648;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: well... now I am. -4594;1366607665;asciilifeform;I don't really keep up with btcdrama in real time -4593;1366607692;dub;this is why I defended linode, erryone crying about linode security, nobody pointing finger at the tards running hot wallet on shared servers -4592;1366607700;mircea_popescu;cjeck out the root, it's on the amusing side of lol. -4591;1366607737;mircea_popescu;dub at the time we were poor. -4590;1366607744;thestringpuller;The mean stream media (msm) seem to be hyping bitcoin lately and I can't figure why. -4589;1366607747;thestringpuller;MSM is presenting bitcoin in a much better light than it use to. It is being featured on WSJ, BBC, ft, CNN, CNBC, etc. These outfits are not known for featuring the real stories, or at least those that question the status quo. We constantly criticize the msm for its sycophantic propagandist reporting, but because they are featuring bitcoin we are cool with it. -4588;1366607752;thestringpuller;Something smells rotten in Denmark.The mean stream media (msm) seem to be hyping bitcoin lately and I can't figure why. -4587;1366607752;mircea_popescu;the idea that "only dedicated for bitcoin" is a lot harder to push on a 1.5 dollar btc -4586;1366607756;thestringpuller;MSM is presenting bitcoin in a much better light than it use to. It is being featured on WSJ, BBC, ft, CNN, CNBC, etc. These outfits are not known for featuring the real stories, or at least those that question the status quo. We constantly criticize the msm for its sycophantic propagandist reporting, but because they are featuring bitcoin we are cool with it. -4585;1366607808;thestringpuller;oops -4584;1366607811;thestringpuller;WOW LAG -4583;1366607836;thestringpuller;WHY PUTTY WHY DID YOU MAKE ME SPAM -4582;1366607837;thestringpuller;:( -4581;1366607844;kakobrekla;shit tyrone, get it together. -4580;1366607869;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: people with old-fashioned money and connections bought in. This much is clear as daylight at this point. -4579;1366607878;mircea_popescu;ya think ?! -4578;1366608007;Namworld;I'm not so sure about that -4577;1366608017;Namworld;The news seem to be dying -4576;1366608022;Namworld;Seems more like a fad -4575;1366608026;Namworld;Than anything -4574;1366608041;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=181245.0;all quoted for bolded paragraph -4573;1366608042;Namworld;And with the peak and crash, now that it returned lower -4572;1366608047;Namworld;No longer that interesting -4571;1366608054;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -4570;1366608055;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 121.00001, Best ask: 121.53998, Bid-ask spread: 0.53997, Last trade: 121.00001, 24 hour volume: 98052.49947353, 24 hour low: 110.00000, 24 hour high: 129.00000, 24 hour vwap: 120.94707 -4569;1366608057;asciilifeform;re: the defunct EC2 wallet: I'd advise anyone against telling his web host that he is hosting a wallet on the latter's disks. Or, for that matter, letting it be known that a certain bank deposit box has paper coldwallets in it. -4568;1366608064;mircea_popescu;seems pretty decent to me, 120. -4567;1366608076;asciilifeform;your hosting provider and bank manager might be saints, or they might not be. -4566;1366608098;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform im pretty sure it's impossible for bank manager to go into boxes. -4565;1366608128;asciilifeform;however it is the police (or hypothetical Gold Confiscators (TM) ) get in -4564;1366608134;asciilifeform;locksmiths exist, etc -4563;1366608185;asciilifeform;pretty much everything upon this earth that is worth back-dooring, has been back-doored (esp. in the good old U.S.A.) -4562;1366608188;mircea_popescu;actually, the evolution of paper gold vs rthe real article has been fascinating past week -4561;1366608195;mircea_popescu;the premium is what, 30% by now ? -4560;1366608199;Namworld;Yeah, I just mean, about the media, seems like they moved to the next thing. -4559;1366608207;mircea_popescu;Namworld a good thing i say. -4558;1366608216;Namworld;BTC price is still decent. Seems a bit high tho -4557;1366608218;mircea_popescu;no bubble to see here, move on to shiny rocvks. -4556;1366608224;Namworld;Of course it's a good thing -4555;1366608237;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: AFAIK "allocated" paper has been pretty close to the price of physical -4554;1366608246;Namworld;That hype didn't do much good. -4553;1366608257;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform not lately. -4552;1366608261;mircea_popescu;paper has been dumped massively. -4551;1366608389;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: *allocated* paper. example: Bullionvault corp. new york branch quotes $1422 (buy; http://www.bullionvault.com/) Canadian mint: $1419. (http://www.apmex.com/Category/1158/1_oz_Gold_Bars_Only.aspx) -4550;1366608458;asciilifeform;one could debate whether allocated paper-gold is any less of a ripoff than the usual imaginary kind, but the fact remains. -4549;1366608572;dub;mircea_popescu: that thread is gold -4548;1366608592;dub;I like the cut of this pizza's gib -4547;1366608598;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform hm right you are -4546;1366608612;asciilifeform;I will describe a process for extracting paper wallets from a bank box, just so it doesn't surprise anyone when it actually happens: -4545;1366608636;asciilifeform;one day, a bomb threat is called into the bank -4544;1366608644;asciilifeform;police dogs search the place, find no bomb -4543;1366608656;asciilifeform;but the deposit box room is found to smell a little of marijuana -4542;1366608668;asciilifeform;the boxes are opened, the contents photographed. -4541;1366608676;asciilifeform;and so forth. -4540;1366608692;kakobrekla;start writing books or something -4539;1366608695;kakobrekla;that could work -4538;1366608713;mircea_popescu;containers aren't opened are they. -4537;1366608741;asciilifeform;depends. perhaps your envelope will smell especially strongly. (squirt bottle.) -4536;1366608751;mircea_popescu;dub https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173227.msg1907593#msg1907593 have more. -4535;1366608768;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform afaik this has not in fact happened, -4534;1366608780;mircea_popescu;ie you still need a court order and identified boxes tio have tghem opened. -4533;1366608789;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I didn't say it had already happened. -4532;1366608795;mircea_popescu;a a -4531;1366608823;kakobrekla;>Reported to police (they are really no help, so much for paying their salary, seems they've gotten fbi reports about bitcoins and don't really like them, started asking if I pay taxes on them...), -4530;1366608827;kakobrekla;O_O -4529;1366608829;mircea_popescu;well for that money if you can check out womenyou can probably have -4528;1366608831;mircea_popescu;oops -4527;1366608841;asciilifeform;they had door-to-door house searches in Boston last week, without any messy paperwork. -4526;1366608845;mircea_popescu;well for that money if you can check out women's parts through clothes you can probably check out printed paper through sheet metal -4525;1366608884;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform yeah. pretty outrageous stuff that. -4524;1366608898;asciilifeform;in any system, find the real weak point. anyone who can access the vault during off-hours and pause the camera recorder, can pick the locks at his leisure. -4523;1366608937;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.1 = 5.5 BTC [-] -4522;1366608963;mircea_popescu;banks aren't video rental stores. -4521;1366608982;asciilifeform;my point wasn't that this kind of scenario will become routine, but that it is unwise to tell people without a need-to-know exactly where your coldwallet physically lives. -4520;1366608998;dub;whats that movie where some limeys steal royal noodz from a deposit box? -4519;1366609027;mircea_popescu;well for sure it's unwise to spread info wider than it needs to go. -4518;1366609061;mircea_popescu;dub one of the many dumbass things where that guy from pulp fiction tries to parlay his momentary fame into a career ? -4517;1366609062;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: from the standpoint of an owner or other person with unhindered physical access, a bank is exactly the same as a video store. -4516;1366609079;mircea_popescu;nobody has unhindered access tho. -4515;1366609113;asciilifeform;firemen. banks do occasionally burn. esp. if they need to. -4514;1366609187;mircea_popescu;ya, fire is a serious problem for paper wallets. -4513;1366609197;mircea_popescu;with or without all this complex discussion. -4512;1366609241;asciilifeform;which is why you store it in 35 places, and use Shamir's algorithm (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_sharing) -4511;1366609272;asciilifeform;and no one but you should know of more than a few of them. -4510;1366609294;Namworld;So tell me mircea, are you short on BTC right now? -4509;1366609302;mircea_popescu;Namworld nah. -4508;1366609320;Namworld;I'm one of the few bears around in the "speculation" channels it seems. -4507;1366609348;mircea_popescu;you have to understand tho, none of the major players will even be net short for strategic reasons. -4506;1366609353;mircea_popescu;not if they have any sense anyway. -4505;1366609386;Namworld;I suppose -4504;1366609401;Namworld;Still -4503;1366609419;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=180663.0 -4502;1366609451;Namworld;You've probably read a few news as we approached the peak. They were getting... crazy/unlikely. Quite the craze. -4501;1366609457;Namworld;I decided to go short -4500;1366609481;Namworld;I do not regret -4499;1366609486;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.1 = 5.5 BTC [-] -4498;1366609530;mircea_popescu;if you shorted over 200 you're well in the money now. -4497;1366609552;Namworld;I shorted what I had available at 230-250 -4496;1366609567;Namworld;I'm quite sad I had so much placed into assets at that time -4495;1366609643;mircea_popescu;um -4494;1366609654;mircea_popescu;whart do you mean ? shorting and selling are different concepts. -4493;1366609702;Namworld;Yes, my bad. -4492;1366632703;pizzaman1337;I wonder what will become of this sillyness: https://twitter.com/mikko/status/326237176402673664 -4491;1366632717;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 for the record : nothing. -4490;1366632726;pizzaman1337;mmk -4489;1366632756;mircea_popescu;also the guy is blocked on my twitter, which means he must have been sts-like at some point -4488;1366632791;pizzaman1337;Mikko? he's just a researcher -4487;1366632822;MJR_;hey -4486;1366632827;MJR_;how's it going everyone -4485;1366632842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10812 @ 0.00070528 = 7.6255 BTC [-] -4484;1366632861;mircea_popescu;o look who's back -4483;1366632876;MJR_;hehehe -4482;1366632877;mircea_popescu;pizzaman1337 musta done some real bad research i guess -4481;1366633680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4139 @ 0.0006981 = 2.8894 BTC [-] -4480;1366633681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8661 @ 0.00069452 = 6.0152 BTC [-] -4479;1366634576;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2495 BTC [+] -4478;1366634582;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2496 BTC [+] -4477;1366634587;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2497 BTC [+] -4476;1366634677;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.25 = 2.5 BTC [+] -4475;1366635149;bit_nutz;mt gox stop trading in sgd? -4474;1366635193;mircea_popescu;yes, preparing for introduction of ltc etc -4473;1366635215;bit_nutz;i see, thanks mp -4472;1366635301;mircea_popescu;bit_nutz i was being facetious, for the record. -4471;1366635424;MJR_;lol they haven't goxxed ltc yet... -4470;1366635434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6588 @ 0.00069834 = 4.6007 BTC [+] -4469;1366635436;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3018 @ 0.00070857 = 2.1385 BTC [+] -4468;1366635475;mircea_popescu;ahh romanian smoked cheese + anchoves on american style pancakes -4467;1366635480;mircea_popescu;fusion is where it's at i tell you! -4466;1366635567;MJR_;:) -4465;1366635591;MJR_;eventually we can open the first romanian fusion haute cuisine restaurant that accepts bitcoin lol -4464;1366637139;mircea_popescu;get 3.5 michelin stars -4463;1366637720;jurov;greets from budapest...finally :) -4462;1366637742;jurov;but i realized i don't have anywhere to rush anyway -4461;1366637866;MJR_;jurov: HI! -4460;1366637954;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00367 BTC [-] -4459;1366637970;mircea_popescu;jurov is becoming a philosopher :D -4458;1366638054;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00367 BTC [-] -4457;1366638348;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.00367 BTC [-] -4456;1366638593;mircea_popescu;;;goxlag -4455;1366638594;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -4454;1366638601;mircea_popescu;whoa! mtgox is finally ready for hft! -4453;1366638624;jurov;Hi mjr_ -4452;1366639185;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.19001 BTC [-] -4451;1366639188;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.19 BTC [-] -4450;1366639741;bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=183044.0 -4449;1366639749;bowjob;Someone take me up on this >:) -4448;1366639810;mircea_popescu;bowjob you forgot to include an url -4447;1366639861;bowjob;right -4446;1366639873;bowjob;I feel confident in this game, that I;m willing to do a 1:10 odds -4445;1366639891;bowjob;So, bet 0,1 btc, win 1 BTC if you can beat me -4444;1366639970;Uglux;or play sd ^^ -4443;1366639990;bowjob;http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#bitcoin-assets -4442;1366639993;bowjob;oops -4441;1366640007;bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=183044.0 -4440;1366640171;bowjob;SD is a guaranteed loss overtime -4439;1366640180;bowjob;unless you are a shareholder -4438;1366640203;Scrat;29,99€ for an arcade? -4437;1366640249;Scrat;no fuck you capcom -4436;1366640259;bowjob;it should be worth more than that. the game is fun as hell -4435;1366640710;damientrog;Shareholders also lose on SD :/ -4434;1366640724;damientrog;I remember buying at 0.6 -4433;1366640735;bowjob;I got out at 0.62 -4432;1366640736;bowjob;:p -4431;1366640755;bowjob;and 0.75. I missed out on the 0.19 panic -4430;1366640765;troc;0.12 even -4429;1366640772;troc;any news ? -4428;1366640773;bowjob;did it go that low? O; -4427;1366640776;damientrog;yeah I bought at 0.2 as well -4426;1366640784;damientrog;and resold at .45 -4425;1366640789;damientrog;so it's not all bad -4424;1366640795;damientrog;but still -4423;1366640813;damientrog;I have a respectable amount of shares in SD -4422;1366640833;troc;at least div is looking better this month -4421;1366640847;damientrog;that's good news -4420;1366640869;troc;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80312.msg1906329#msg1906329 -4419;1366640897;bowjob;the bet volume isnt too good -4418;1366640914;damientrog;the higher value of BTC -4417;1366640919;damientrog;the lower the volume that will be bet -4416;1366640945;damientrog;yeah I love this dooglus guy -4415;1366640957;bowjob;the argument against that was.. as btc price grows, more people use them.. and more play on s.dice -4414;1366640961;damientrog;he must really be into statistics :) -4413;1366640979;bowjob;dooglus.. he played satoshi dice before -4412;1366640984;bowjob;about 600 dollars bet -4411;1366640994;bowjob;back then when btc was single to double digits -4410;1366641010;damientrog;I've done my bets as well -4409;1366641015;damientrog;and won very well -4408;1366641017;damientrog;then quit -4407;1366641024;bowjob;wise decision -4406;1366641027;damientrog;and bought shares in the house -4405;1366641036;damientrog;since the house always wins, so I thougth :) -4404;1366641038;bowjob;hah. thats how riches are made -4403;1366641067;damientrog;I hope… :) -4402;1366641102;damientrog;but I like Erik as well, I trust he'll come up with something to revive SD -4401;1366641132;troc;ev speaks well, always impresses me how he communicates on air. -4400;1366641149;damientrog;yup a very good advocate for Bitcoin -4399;1366641193;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009998 BTC [+] -4398;1366641214;bowjob;no ones taking me up on my offer. are the odds too low? -4397;1366641248;deadweasel;nobody wants to buy the game for a chance to lose to you. -4396;1366641251;deadweasel;methinks -4395;1366641270;deadweasel;plus it's time for work. ;) -4394;1366641279;damientrog;deadweasel is right :) -4393;1366641312;MJR_;i wonder... -4392;1366641326;MJR_;are there any charts or order books that account for OTC? -4391;1366641338;MJR_;there is a 6000 coin sell at ~123 -4390;1366641348;MJR_;and a 8000 coin buy at 125 -4389;1366641351;bowjob;well confession bear here.. I think the odds are 99.9% in my favour lol -4388;1366641403;damientrog;ah you're just here to elate your ego :) -4387;1366641408;damientrog;and we're too pussy to prove you wrong -4386;1366641420;bowjob;nah. i want some btc. :3 -4385;1366641439;mircea_popescu;MJR_ prolly something you can make. not so hard to query the book -4384;1366641440;bowjob;Thinking of offering a free game if... they deposit at least 1 btc to john -4383;1366641444;bowjob;There is a risk for me.. -4382;1366641455;bowjob;if someone out there in an A ranker, I'd get destroyed -4381;1366641460;MJR_;well, i would like to make $12000 on one order... -4380;1366641523;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 7 @ 0.01498 = 0.1049 BTC [+] -4379;1366641606;troc;rock, paper ... scissors ? How can you be an A ranker in that over the net ? -4378;1366641996;bowjob;punches beat throws, throws beat blocks and blocks beat punches -4377;1366642044;Sin|CRUNK;bowjob: offer to buy them the game if they deposit 1 btc -4376;1366642069;bowjob;rock paper scissors system. its a game where you beat your opponents using those moves, -4375;1366642076;bowjob;Yes, I'm thinking about it -4374;1366642110;bowjob;I still need to talk to john about this, he can be my escrow -4373;1366642509;bowjob;I'm still brainstorming rules, taking into account for latency -4372;1366642513;bowjob;There, done. -4371;1366642519;bowjob;Taking any and all challengers -4370;1366642819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 5946 @ 0.00326035 = 19.386 BTC [+] -4369;1366642959;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 5 @ 0.00367 = 0.0184 BTC [-] -4368;1366643056;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 1 @ 0.0036 BTC [-] -4367;1366643111;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 10 @ 0.0032 = 0.032 BTC [-] -4366;1366643127;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 30 @ 0.0031 = 0.093 BTC [-] -4365;1366643328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9633 @ 0.00070857 = 6.8257 BTC [+] -4364;1366643330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2476 @ 0.00070989 = 1.7577 BTC [+] -4363;1366643343;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.29639998 = 0.8892 BTC [+] -4362;1366643344;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.29639999 BTC [+] -4361;1366643463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.29639999 = 0.8892 BTC [+] -4360;1366643472;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.19989 BTC [+] -4359;1366643520;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.11 = 3.33 BTC [-] -4358;1366643524;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.296499 = 2.965 BTC [+] -4357;1366643583;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.296499 = 1.4825 BTC [+] -4356;1366643704;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.296499 BTC [+] -4355;1366643888;bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=183044.msg1910142#msg1910142 -4354;1366643891;bowjob;updated. -4353;1366643896;bowjob;anything else should I include? -4352;1366644511;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 2 @ 0.19989 = 0.3998 BTC [+] -4351;1366644723;bowjob;sure -4350;1366644726;bowjob;u got the game alreayd? -4349;1366644761;bowjob;heck we can go old school if you want. -4348;1366644770;bowjob;play SF2. its a game older than me -4347;1366644772;bowjob;:) -4346;1366644804;bowjob;any proposals? -4345;1366644823;bowjob;id love to get my hands on skullgirls, but they are not out yet -4344;1366644866;Sin|CRUNK;isn't it out for ps3 -4343;1366644873;bowjob;it is, but not for pc -4342;1366644899;orkaa;http://publicshaming.tumblr.com/post/48547675807/the-definitive-people-who-thought-chechnya-was-the -4341;1366644904;orkaa;a nice wall of ameritards -4340;1366644969;bowjob;im watching th rules -4339;1366645344;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 9 @ 0.013 = 0.117 BTC [-] -4338;1366645347;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 8 @ 0.0126 = 0.1008 BTC [-] -4337;1366645350;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 4 @ 0.0125 = 0.05 BTC [-] -4336;1366645353;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 17 @ 0.012 = 0.204 BTC [-] -4335;1366645546;bowjob;you gave me an idea -4334;1366645552;kakobrekla;OMG fuckin bitstamp idiots -4333;1366645568;kakobrekla;they cant even figure out whats wrong with their website / "exchange" / toilet hole -4332;1366645570;bowjob;I added a second game to play -4331;1366645570;bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=183044.msg1910142#msg1910142 -4330;1366645597;bowjob;I;m thinking 1:1 on team fortress as well, but its not fit for a 1v1 game. -4329;1366645649;bowjob;nah -4328;1366645670;bowjob;the game is too rigid for me -4327;1366645673;bowjob;yeah -4326;1366645679;daybyter;Great! -4325;1366645684;daybyter;<= likes chess... -4324;1366645702;bowjob;i still have to learn the basic strats for it -4323;1366645707;bowjob;i know the moves, ect -4322;1366645707;daybyter;I've actually coded a chess engine once... -4321;1366645729;daybyter;but it's quite poor.. -4320;1366645772;bowjob;oh wow. they have a surgeon simulator videogame -4319;1366645773;bowjob;lol -4318;1366645837;bowjob;wait i quit the vid miday -4317;1366645839;bowjob;midway -4316;1366645840;bowjob;lol -4315;1366645854;bowjob;perhaps later. its bedtime for me now, its 5:50 AM -4314;1366645857;bowjob;>_> -4313;1366645884;daybyter;oh...2:51 pm here... -4312;1366646005;bowjob;truffles, game of tactics arena? -4311;1366646006;bowjob;:3 -4310;1366646013;bowjob;no btcs, consider it a warmup -4309;1366646024;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.104 = 2.208 BTC [-] -4308;1366646027;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.103001 BTC [-] -4307;1366646030;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.103 BTC [-] -4306;1366646033;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.102 BTC [-] -4305;1366646035;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.10001 BTC [-] -4304;1366646038;bowjob;http://www.tacticsarena.com/play/ -4303;1366646038;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 1.07 = 6.42 BTC [-] -4302;1366646044;bowjob;ill wait for u on banff server -4301;1366646080;bowjob;im here now -4300;1366646091;bowjob;turn based strategy -4299;1366646120;bowjob;k, the game randomly picks who moves first -4298;1366646137;bowjob;i pick my move, then ur turn. the goal is you kill more of my guys than you kill of me -4297;1366646267;bowjob;u playin? -4296;1366646273;bowjob;im in banff -4295;1366646281;bowjob;aye -4294;1366646285;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.296499 = 1.186 BTC [+] -4293;1366646287;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 76 @ 0.2965 = 22.534 BTC [+] -4292;1366646424;bowjob;yeap -4291;1366646428;bowjob;wanna go at it? -4290;1366646446;bowjob;floor 7 -4289;1366646450;bowjob;wait lemme set up -4288;1366646459;bowjob;my guys. u can chang etheir beginning stances -4287;1366646539;bowjob;ready -4286;1366646595;deadweasel;https://btc.sx/?tab=signup -4285;1366646600;deadweasel;somebody alpha testing this. -4284;1366646637;deadweasel;user Sealy in bitcoin-analysis... interesting. -4283;1366646689;bowjob;enter -4282;1366647572;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 53 @ 0.003679 = 0.195 BTC [+] -4281;1366647716;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 1 @ 0.00209 BTC [-] -4280;1366647998;kakobrekla;this one is new to me http://i.imgur.com/vlKihqr.jpg -4279;1366648144;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.19999 BTC [+] -4278;1366648200;bowjob;would anyone be interested in rare pockies -4277;1366648846;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1999 BTC [-] -4276;1366648873;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.2 = 3.6 BTC [+] -4275;1366648889;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 1.2 = 7.2 BTC [+] -4274;1366648916;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.22 = 6.1 BTC [+] -4273;1366649045;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4699 BTC [-] -4272;1366649046;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.47 = 9.4 BTC [+] -4271;1366649162;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 1.225 = 9.8 BTC [+] -4270;1366649412;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.189 BTC [-] -4269;1366649640;bowjob;how do i quote prices in btc -4268;1366649726;kakobrekla;"prices in btc" -4267;1366649746;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13251 @ 0.00070989 = 9.4068 BTC [+] -4266;1366649776;bowjob;i saw people price things in btc -4265;1366649784;bowjob;and it adjusts it automatically for them -4264;1366649788;bowjob;pegging it to fiat -4263;1366649844;Scrat;find such person -4262;1366649852;Scrat;click on image -> open in new window -4261;1366649863;Scrat;copy url and replace btc value -4260;1366649889;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 20 @ 0.00301 = 0.0602 BTC [-] -4259;1366650020;Scrat;(provided that you're talking about the forum) -4258;1366650084;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 200 @ 0.000679 = 0.1358 BTC [-] -4257;1366650316;bowjob;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=183130.msg1911279#msg1911279 -4256;1366650317;bowjob;there -4255;1366650320;bowjob;I dunnit -4254;1366650570;kakobrekla;poca sweat ? -4253;1366650734;ColdHardMetal;they have "pocari sweat" around here. -4252;1366650742;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 150 @ 0.000693 = 0.104 BTC [+] -4251;1366650752;ColdHardMetal;some ghastly named gatorade equivalent. -4250;1366650752;Ukto;I had one when I was in Japan last week heh -4249;1366650789;kakobrekla;do you have some "lalala piss" too? -4248;1366651157;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.11 BTC [-] -4247;1366651159;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.10102 BTC [-] -4246;1366651165;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.10101 BTC [-] -4245;1366651168;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.101 BTC [-] -4244;1366651171;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.09103 BTC [-] -4243;1366651180;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.09102 BTC [-] -4242;1366651187;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.091 BTC [-] -4241;1366651190;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 1.09 = 7.63 BTC [-] -4240;1366651368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00070087 = 8.901 BTC [-] -4239;1366651370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10550 @ 0.00069911 = 7.3756 BTC [-] -4238;1366651597;Scrat;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwpksY1Sj64 -4237;1366651598;Scrat;AHAHAHAH -4236;1366651668;Scrat;fucking crazy russians -4235;1366652471;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 30 @ 0.002 = 0.06 BTC [-] -4234;1366652541;kakobrekla;http://forexmagnates.com/bitcoin-exchange-trading-platform-coming-soon-rtbtc-flashes-specs/ -4233;1366652955;zebedee_;mircea_popescu: For bitbet.us, the weight is for a 1 BTC bet I assume (i.e. proportional to size)? I might have missed something but this doesn't seem to be explained in the FAQ. -4232;1366653943;mircea_popescu;zebedee_ i'm not sure how you mean ? the weight is just a factor. -4231;1366654031;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla forexmagnates ? -4230;1366654273;deadweasel;http://pastebin.com/2DWe3qci -4229;1366654296;deadweasel;only 20 minutes until debork's sham :) -4228;1366654318;deadweasel;he made it up for fun, methinks -4227;1366654559;zebedee_;mircea_popescu: Right, so my total weight if I bet 2 BTC is twice what it is if I bet 1 BTC? -4226;1366654566;mircea_popescu;yep -4225;1366654575;zebedee_;Although it may be obvious, I don't believe that's explicit anywhere. -4224;1366654582;mircea_popescu;so i get what you ask now. yes it's per btc in the sense gravity is per kilogram. -4223;1366654590;mircea_popescu;not per 1 btc specifically, just, as a factor. -4222;1366654618;zebedee_;But if I bet 1 BTC I get that weight? That makes it per BTC. -4221;1366654619;mircea_popescu;http://www.pymnts.com/briefing-room/prepaid/gift-cards/2013/blackhawk-completes-230-million-ipo/ -4220;1366654626;mircea_popescu;so blackhawk is valued at 1.3bn. -4219;1366654637;mircea_popescu;by this comparison satoshi dice is 99% undervalued. -4218;1366654659;mircea_popescu;zebedee_ you get that weight no matter what you bet. it's your bet * that weight. -4217;1366654676;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/faq/#14 -4216;1366654680;zebedee_;Right. -4215;1366654683;mircea_popescu;i think that pretty much says it, wouldn't you say ? -4214;1366654705;zebedee_;I'm a mathemetician, I like precision :) -4213;1366654723;zebedee_;None of this BFL vague bet shit. -4212;1366654789;mircea_popescu;haha good, but specifically : -4211;1366654802;mircea_popescu;Every bettor on the winning side will receive as follows : 99% of his original bet sum (1% goes to BitBet.us) plus 99% of his bet times the total bet by the losing side multiplied by the winning side total weight and divided by his bet's total weight. -4210;1366654804;mircea_popescu;no good ? -4209;1366654839;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.18886 BTC [+] -4208;1366654854;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.18888 BTC [+] -4207;1366654859;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.189 BTC [+] -4206;1366654867;zebedee_;mircea_popescu: No I think you're right, thanks. -4205;1366654869;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.192 BTC [+] -4204;1366654873;mircea_popescu;np np -4203;1366654904;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.18887 BTC [-] -4202;1366654909;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1450 @ 0.00069911 = 1.0137 BTC [-] -4201;1366654910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6950 @ 0.0006972 = 4.8455 BTC [-] -4200;1366654917;zebedee_;One more: what is your policy for bets which are determined before they expire? e.g. suppose it's a bet about BTC going above X USD by end 2013 and it happens tomorrow. Do you pay out tomorrow, or what? -4199;1366654965;mircea_popescu;there's two loose cases here. if the stated resolution is far off (ie, more than a week), and the bet is clearly satisfied then the bet is paid off now. -4198;1366654983;mircea_popescu;if the stated resolution is close the bet is resolved now or then, depending on load. -4197;1366655002;mircea_popescu;there are however bets which only resolve on their stated date, regardless. this is obvious from the wording -4196;1366655011;zebedee_;OK because people can game that if they bet just as, or immediately after, it's "happened". -4195;1366655011;mircea_popescu;(such as the avalon delivery bet was) -4194;1366655030;mircea_popescu;zebedee_ no, for two reasons. one is that bets coming in after the fact are refunded -4193;1366655040;mircea_popescu;if you look you will ocasionalyl see "refund" on the bet list. -4192;1366655058;mircea_popescu;furthermore, trying to game it this way exposes you to the following risk : if your bet doesn't make it into a block before bet is closed -4191;1366655060;mircea_popescu;you lose it. -4190;1366655068;mircea_popescu;so few people actually try to game it this way. -4189;1366655069;zebedee_;OK, that seems good. -4188;1366655091;zebedee_;Thanks. I'm curious - how do you handle your wallet?Do you pregenerate thousands of addresses in and store them in a DB somewhere? -4187;1366655116;mircea_popescu;all i'm going to say is that bitbet server holds less than 10 btc at all times. -4186;1366655169;zebedee_;Sure. Just was curious about the tech of the offline wallet, as I've been dealing with such issues in a personal capacity myself. If you don't want to say anything fair enough, though I don't really see what risk that might expose you to. -4185;1366655226;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.29649999 = 2.965 BTC [-] -4184;1366655267;mircea_popescu;not risk per se, just, bitbet is a valuable business publicly owned, its internals may be discussed up to a certain - arbitrary - point. -4183;1366655286;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.296499 = 1.186 BTC [-] -4182;1366655316;zebedee_;OK. What do you do personally if you don't mind my asking?Which client do you use, or do you do your own thing with private keys etc? -4181;1366655335;mircea_popescu;i have a heavily modified bitcoind -4180;1366655344;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2964 BTC [-] -4179;1366655350;mircea_popescu;this is pretty much what i do in general, my blog is a heavily modified wp etc -4178;1366655362;mircea_popescu;basically my tech ppl pick up some open software and rewrite it. -4177;1366655362;zebedee_;OK, thanks. I used to use offline electrum but have moved to paper wallets a-la casascius. -4176;1366655392;mircea_popescu;anyway, you hatching some service ? -4175;1366655437;zebedee_;No. Writing my own bitcoin stuff in C though, but just for fun and to understand it better. -4174;1366655437;thestringpuller;zebedee_: do you know any casascius resellers -4173;1366655444;thestringpuller;shits are hard to find -4172;1366655450;mircea_popescu;zebedee_ it's how good services are started. -4171;1366655456;zebedee_;thestringpuller: me, perhaps. What are you looking for? :) -4170;1366655535;zebedee_;I bought about 30-40 version ones, with the bad hologram. Gave all away apart from 3, when I saw what they were going for :) -4169;1366655540;zebedee_;And I have more version twos. -4168;1366655606;zebedee_;Trying to think of devious ways to swap a version 2 for a version 1 with the people I gave them away to :) -4167;1366655631;mircea_popescu;lmao -4166;1366655638;mircea_popescu;what are you, an indian giver ? -4165;1366655705;zebedee_;Not sure what that is. Just thought it was a cool way to introduce btc to people. Only gave them to people who have added value to my life in some way or other. -4164;1366655738;mircea_popescu;indian giver = person who gives then tries to get it back :D -4163;1366655752;zebedee_;Ah :) -4162;1366655778;zebedee_;Anyway, gotta sleep. -4161;1366656200;IronSalad;query thickasthieves -4160;1366656967;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0038 BTC [-] -4159;1366657025;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2792 BTC [-] -4158;1366657095;jurov;thestringpuller, molecular does resell -4157;1366657110;jurov;but last i heard is out of stock and need wait a month -4156;1366657379;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 24 @ 0.0038 = 0.0912 BTC [-] -4155;1366657754;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0975 BTC [+] -4154;1366659080;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.16 BTC [-] -4153;1366659137;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.155012 BTC [-] -4152;1366659179;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.155011 BTC [-] -4151;1366659230;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.15501 BTC [-] -4150;1366659345;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.145 BTC [-] -4149;1366659516;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1831 BTC [-] -4148;1366659552;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14002 BTC [-] -4147;1366659609;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 1.14 = 10.26 BTC [-] -4146;1366659928;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.429 BTC [+] -4145;1366660322;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 11 @ 0.429 = 4.719 BTC [+] -4144;1366660909;mod6;ugh disk failures :/ -4143;1366662807;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00070015 = 5.2511 BTC [+] -4142;1366662907;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=181662.0 this actually sounds pretty awful -4141;1366663069;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0975 BTC [+] -4140;1366663109;jborkl_;Think how that would have gone for you MP, last month when the bot got raped -4139;1366663119;jborkl_;and that was a real amount of money -4138;1366663218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11600 @ 0.00070789 = 8.2115 BTC [+] -4137;1366663219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 547 @ 0.0006972 = 0.3814 BTC [-] -4136;1366663221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6741 @ 0.00069452 = 4.6818 BTC [-] -4135;1366663287;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ hm how do you mean ? -4134;1366663354;jborkl_;Well, they can not fufill orders when price crashes- shorting a order $30 - you made good on 21000 BTC -4133;1366663375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4494 @ 0.00068401 = 3.0739 BTC [-] -4132;1366663930;kakobrekla;>. This is the kind of one-in-a-million occurance that happens when using cutting edge systems like Bitcoin, -4131;1366663932;kakobrekla;LOL -4130;1366663961;kakobrekla;>and we're glad it happened to us instead of a normal user -4129;1366663967;kakobrekla;yet 'normal user' got harmed -4128;1366664003;kakobrekla;isnt erik with them or mixed smth up? -4127;1366664022;kakobrekla;oh no thats coinapult -4126;1366664027;kakobrekla;nvm -4125;1366664219;mod6;I placed 2 orders on the 9th, one for silver one for gold. I received my silver order by the 15th. My gold order is still in processing. Orders were < 2 BTC each. I was pretty happy with receving my silver order so I gave them a rating of 2. -4124;1366664268;mod6;So far I haven't had any issues or heard the anything like the guy on btctalk. -4123;1366664286;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.77 BTC [+] -4122;1366664288;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 22 @ 1.14002 = 25.0804 BTC [+] -4121;1366664401;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ ah i see what you mean. -4120;1366664440;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla afaik erik was with bitpay team but they parted amicably -4119;1366664449;mircea_popescu;and now is focusing on coinapult which is not related to coinabul. -4118;1366664451;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14001 BTC [-] -4117;1366664455;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14001 BTC [-] -4116;1366664512;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14 BTC [-] -4115;1366664547;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.0912 = 2.1824 BTC [-] -4114;1366664584;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.09 = 3.27 BTC [-] -4113;1366664587;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 1.09 = 4.36 BTC [-] -4112;1366664602;kakobrekla;myeah -4111;1366664607;kakobrekla;i mixed cinabul and coinapult -4110;1366664617;kakobrekla;cina = coina -4109;1366664649;mod6;i guess i have scammer ptsd from all of this bitcoin stuff. There have been some ugly public fights about stuff in the past with them. But I've been talkin to coingenuity for a long time on irc and looking at the coinabul site a lot but never made a purchse. -4108;1366664652;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.0701 = 5.3505 BTC [-] -4107;1366664679;mod6;I figured it was worth a try to see how it goes. So far, I'm satisfied with the service. Will let you guys know how it ends up. -4106;1366664691;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.07 = 5.35 BTC [-] -4105;1366664702;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.07 BTC [-] -4104;1366664713;pgp;erik was with bitinstant, not bitpay, afaik... -4103;1366664716;mircea_popescu;scammer ptsd lol -4102;1366664719;mircea_popescu;nice way of putting it -4101;1366664728;mircea_popescu;pgp o fuck yes i confused them. bitinstant it was. -4100;1366664756;mircea_popescu;coinpeople bitplease stopcoin bitusing coinames bitfor everycointhing youbit coindo omfbitgod!! -4099;1366664770;mod6;lol -4098;1366664820;wences;lol -4097;1366664843;pgp;lol -4096;1366664844;Scrat;bit_chslap -4095;1366664864;pgp;good one -4094;1366664881;mod6;i seriously do... i've had to navigate through all of these scams since the old days. i only got scammed, so far, by tor-wallet which was idiot to use anyway. Lost like 5 BTC on them. -4093;1366664939;mod6;i basically just end up hording btc since or sending them to use on MPEx since the trust level with just about everything else in this space is too great to bear. -4092;1366664992;pgp;trust is hard won in the bitcoin arena... -4091;1366665070;kakobrekla;nah, all you need is a ltd really -4090;1366665076;kakobrekla;just ask stslimited -4089;1366665082;kakobrekla;oh whered he go now -4088;1366665258;mircea_popescu;ok this goes to twitter too -4087;1366665311;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i imagine he's going to show us all how stoopid we really are -4086;1366665326;mircea_popescu;and how the 500th iteration of a failed idea is going to yield results simply because he doesn't know of the other 499 -4085;1366665574;kakobrekla;i got sunburned from so much light exposure in last few days, just noticed im semi roasted. -4084;1366665611;kakobrekla;gotta calm the skin with lcd backlight. -4083;1366665615;kakobrekla;anyway, -4082;1366665627;kakobrekla;the guy say -4081;1366665628;kakobrekla;>If you want to be a defacto regulatory, at least come up with sensible regulations. -4080;1366665636;kakobrekla;maybe MJR_ can tell him "no skateboards" -4079;1366665646;mircea_popescu;de facto regulatory my foot. -4078;1366665662;mircea_popescu;this is like "you must read" being regulation. -4077;1366665689;kakobrekla;im thinking now, publishing best practices like that would only make scamzors a bit harder to detect -4076;1366665693;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla timisoara > california for sun -4075;1366665707;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.0603 BTC [-] -4074;1366665711;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.0602 = 2.1204 BTC [-] -4073;1366665714;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 16 @ 1.0601 = 16.9616 BTC [-] -4072;1366665717;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 1.06 = 4.24 BTC [-] -4071;1366665718;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla im not sure things work that way. good scamzors are hard to detect anyway. bad ones are bad anyway -4070;1366665801;kakobrekla;ah but i heard baroquesque paleness is comming back in fashion -4069;1366665967;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2965 BTC [+] -4068;1366666695;mircea_popescu;"At any rate, I would like to humbly solicit the best and brightest minds of our generation to consider this problem" -4067;1366666700;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/i-have-a-problem-which-i-dont-know-how-to-resolve-so-do-you/ -4066;1366666703;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform ^ -4065;1366666822;jcpham;don't see the problem -4064;1366666839;mircea_popescu;well that's why -4063;1366666864;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23198 @ 0.00068402 = 15.8679 BTC [+] -4062;1366666871;jcpham;so we form a non-profit for dooglas -4061;1366666884;jcpham;and pay him from that? -4060;1366666897;jcpham;we not including me -4059;1366666942;mircea_popescu;then including who ? -4058;1366666964;mircea_popescu;any guy who figures he can somehow elbow people into sending donations which he can then uyse as working capital for some other venture ? -4057;1366666971;mircea_popescu;bs model, even more immoral than the problem. -4056;1366666984;jcpham;those who see value in his work should dnoate or contribute to an organization that pays him -4055;1366666987;jcpham;like a lobbyist -4054;1366667001;jcpham;he work isn't lobbied for to your liking -4053;1366667021;mircea_popescu;so then those with better marketing skills will get paid -4052;1366667028;jcpham;i see the problem. but the irl solution is just as immoral -4051;1366667030;mircea_popescu;and people doing useful shit will just get trhe added insult. -4050;1366667036;mircea_popescu;much like copyrigh works currently. -4049;1366667044;mircea_popescu;jcpham indeed. article even says that. -4048;1366667046;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4263 BTC [-] -4047;1366667048;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.42620002 = 0.8524 BTC [-] -4046;1366667049;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.426 BTC [-] -4045;1366667050;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.42520001 = 2.126 BTC [-] -4044;1366667051;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4252 BTC [-] -4043;1366667052;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.42511001 = 2.1256 BTC [-] -4042;1366667054;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 46 @ 0.42511 = 19.5551 BTC [-] -4041;1366667107;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 23 @ 0.2965 = 6.8195 BTC [+] -4040;1366667167;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.2989 BTC [+] -4039;1366667168;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.299 = 0.598 BTC [+] -4038;1366667169;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 13 @ 0.3 = 3.9 BTC [+] -4037;1366667224;jcpham;sticky. -4036;1366667226;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [+] -4035;1366667228;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.3297 = 3.9564 BTC [+] -4034;1366667229;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 10 @ 0.32979998 = 3.298 BTC [+] -4033;1366667229;jcpham;very sticky indeed -4032;1366667230;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 7 @ 0.34 = 2.38 BTC [+] -4031;1366667287;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.34 BTC [+] -4030;1366667288;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 12 @ 0.34 = 4.08 BTC [+] -4029;1366667294;jcpham;keep this in mind, if you will -4028;1366667316;jcpham;he work that dooglas does, does it involve his opinions or is he simply formulating data -4027;1366667317;mircea_popescu;exactly. -4026;1366667342;mircea_popescu;jcpham he's not really giving any opinion at all, just data processing atm. -4025;1366667345;jcpham;if you pay him for opinion it is one thing, but paying for reporting is another -4024;1366667346;mircea_popescu;but he has designed the entire process. -4023;1366667356;jcpham;he's designed a report -4022;1366667359;jcpham;which has value -4021;1366667399;jcpham;if he were providing a forecast or something i think it's a lot more questionable that paying for a data report -4020;1366667465;mircea_popescu;suppose he makes a mistake in a future version -4019;1366667472;mircea_popescu;which statistically speaking is guaranteed. -4018;1366667542;jcpham;well if we're talking about compensation, I wouldn't suggest paying for bad data... -4017;1366667549;jcpham;but ye. he fudges something -4016;1366667556;jcpham;what's the damage? -4015;1366667654;mircea_popescu;well i dunno, forum full of ppl conspiracytheorizing -4014;1366667733;jcpham;i can see that but like i said, what do you value his data or his opinions -4013;1366667748;jcpham;the conspiracy would stem from the two of you combining your opinions -4012;1366667754;jcpham;not the actual data -4011;1366667754;mircea_popescu;maybe that line is not always easy to draw. -4010;1366667759;jcpham;i agree -4009;1366667764;jcpham;but in your head it should be -4008;1366667767;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.28000001 BTC [-] -4007;1366667770;jcpham;maybe not to everyone else -4006;1366667807;jcpham;but his data could game you if you don't have your own fact-checkers -4005;1366668209;mircea_popescu;right. -4004;1366668255;orkaa;http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3u1a6b/ -4003;1366668257;orkaa;haha -4002;1366668284;mircea_popescu;lol -4001;1366668313;mircea_popescu;tho the argument is kinda misplaced. caucasian !=== white. -4000;1366668360;orkaa;let me check the wiki page :) -3999;1366668377;orkaa;Historically, the term was used for many people from these regions, without regard necessarily to skin tone. -3998;1366668379;orkaa;hmpf. -3997;1366668407;mircea_popescu;:p -3996;1366668425;mircea_popescu;this is like egypt. classically egyptians were tall, thin nosed, fair haired people. -3995;1366668438;MJR_;;;NEXT -3994;1366668439;gribble;\*AWAY UNTIL April 28\* resistance: 132, 136, 138-140 | support: 120, 115, 110, 100, 90 | lower buy targets: 102, 96-100, 86 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 21 2013, 18:00 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 1 day, 1 hour, 7 minutes, and 12 seconds ago -3993;1366668440;mircea_popescu;current day egyptians are turkish stock (short, stocky, black curly hair) -3992;1366668441;mircea_popescu;etc. -3991;1366668470;orkaa;yeah, but anyway -3990;1366668481;orkaa;guys were american citizens anyway -3989;1366668489;orkaa;shouldn't matter where they came from -3988;1366668549;MJR_;we aren't all american citizens here...(i am, not that it matters) -3987;1366668587;mircea_popescu;orkaa americans are racist in their own peculiar ways. -3986;1366668591;mircea_popescu;so yeah, it matters sometime. -3985;1366668691;MJR_;netizen will be more important -3984;1366668693;MJR_;than citizen -3983;1366668735;orkaa;internet won't be able to cure our cancer when we're 70 -3982;1366668735;orkaa;hehe -3981;1366668748;orkaa;so we either get insanely rich by then -3980;1366668755;orkaa;or we live in the right country -3979;1366668787;kakobrekla;just print a new lung whats the big deal -3978;1366668816;mircea_popescu;scumbag kakobrekla : prints you a new lung. you had pancreatic cancer. -3977;1366668827;kakobrekla;:D -3976;1366668867;orkaa;mircea_popescu, at least he'd be fair, everyone gets the same deal -3975;1366668869;orkaa;:)) -3974;1366668876;joecool;those laser printers = lung cancer -3973;1366668895;joecool;you think that's a fresh smell? that's the toner permeating your lung tissue -3972;1366668909;joecool;better to smoke than work in office -3971;1366668916;kakobrekla;yeah it does smell nice! -3970;1366668923;kakobrekla;cough cough -3969;1366668985;joecool;kakobrekla: go hardcore, do lines of different colored toner -3968;1366669002;kakobrekla;colors are more powerful? -3967;1366669017;kakobrekla;i only have b/w -3966;1366669031;kakobrekla;though it doesnt prit white! -3965;1366669033;kakobrekla;print -3964;1366669049;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=183080.msg1913245#msg1913245 -3963;1366669055;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1489 BTC [+] -3962;1366669069;kakobrekla;lol -3961;1366669133;joecool;mircea_popescu: romania have blackfolk? -3960;1366669209;MJR_;i think they play basketball for the local team...that is not a joke -3959;1366669219;mircea_popescu;joecool there's a bunch of peeps from africa come to study, there's also a strong gypsy minority. -3958;1366669256;mircea_popescu;in general actually black people are rare enough that banging a black chick is a sort of personal trophy for any male -3957;1366669277;mircea_popescu;i imagine they get a pretty sweet self confidence boost by visiting lol -3956;1366669285;joecool;lol -3955;1366669314;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu -3954;1366669315;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 -3953;1366669332;joecool;yeah never did that, its bad enough being at a bar and having a giant black ass jackhammer you in the crotch -3952;1366669342;joecool;(just sayin) -3951;1366669349;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:8658940855a91fd41ff34ec5e2af5634fb5c544400a2488917640e7c -3950;1366669350;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 -3949;1366669368;joecool;but this is the US, black people in canada are pretty rare and i've never seen a giant one there -3948;1366669381;mircea_popescu;;;rate dooglus 2 Does useful things. -3947;1366669382;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of 2 for user dooglus has been recorded. -3946;1366669387;orkaa;in slovenia we elected the first black mayor ever -3945;1366669394;orkaa;http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11616879 -3944;1366669408;joecool;truffles: http://scienceblogs.com/startswithabang/files/2009/09/jimma-with-jackhammer.jpg -3943;1366669567;joecool;truffles: nah it's more like a box truck backing up repeatedly into you -3942;1366669580;joecool;i guess -3941;1366670158;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.31 BTC [-] -3940;1366670273;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1486 BTC [-] -3939;1366670288;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.77 BTC [+] -3938;1366670498;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1488 BTC [+] -3937;1366671035;thestringpuller;;;ticker -3936;1366671035;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 125.31057, Best ask: 125.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.68942, Last trade: 126.00001, 24 hour volume: 66759.35870641, 24 hour low: 115.20000, 24 hour high: 126.60000, 24 hour vwap: 122.13301 -3935;1366671246;mircea_popescu;heh this stability. -3934;1366671662;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14999 BTC [+] -3933;1366671727;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.42511 = 1.7004 BTC [-] -3932;1366671979;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1678 BTC [+] -3931;1366672035;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1679 BTC [+] -3930;1366672040;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.176 = 2.352 BTC [+] -3929;1366672045;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.17686 = 2.3537 BTC [+] -3928;1366672448;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.305 BTC [+] -3927;1366672617;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 190 @ 0.00349995 = 0.665 BTC [+] -3926;1366672664;Namworld;Well as much as being at that price for about 2 days can be called stability -3925;1366672709;mircea_popescu;almost 3! -3924;1366672732;kakobrekla;is more stable than gold -3923;1366672748;kakobrekla;yarly -3922;1366672753;pgp;24h volume on gox is a only 68k -3921;1366672755;Namworld;eheh -3920;1366672807;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.46999999 BTC [+] -3919;1366672848;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12706 @ 0.00068401 = 8.691 BTC [-] -3918;1366672850;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16750 @ 0.00068326 = 11.4446 BTC [-] -3917;1366672860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14452 @ 0.00067796 = 9.7979 BTC [-] -3916;1366672861;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5171 @ 0.00067618 = 3.4965 BTC [-] -3915;1366673048;thestringpuller;;;ticker -3914;1366673048;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 125.00003, Best ask: 125.09999, Bid-ask spread: 0.09996, Last trade: 125.00003, 24 hour volume: 64124.31164192, 24 hour low: 115.20000, 24 hour high: 126.60000, 24 hour vwap: 122.08643 -3913;1366673056;thestringpuller;wow -3912;1366673067;thestringpuller;volume cut in half -3911;1366673154;pgp;yep... so I would be hesitate to call "all clear" on price stability... -3910;1366673233;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 35 @ 0.00221 = 0.0774 BTC [+] -3909;1366673252;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1768 BTC [-] -3908;1366673290;kakobrekla;vol is inline with what it was before the pop or poop, whatever you wanna call it -3907;1366673329;kakobrekla;not impying anything just observation -3906;1366673369;pgp;true, but with so many new accounts at gox, seems very light to me... -3905;1366673405;kakobrekla;the line is getting longer but the news are calming, are they de-amling users? -3904;1366673991;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 4 @ 0.19989 = 0.7996 BTC [+] -3903;1366674032;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1999 BTC [+] -3902;1366674847;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.44 BTC [-] -3901;1366674852;assbot;[BTCTC] [BITVPS] 10 @ 0.002 = 0.02 BTC [-] -3900;1366675023;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 50 @ 0.000693 = 0.0347 BTC [+] -3899;1366675081;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 11 @ 0.00368 = 0.0405 BTC [+] -3898;1366675165;TheMonarchTx;all the new accounts were for speculation -3897;1366675191;TheMonarchTx;so once the bubble popped it's not surprising that the new accounts don't result in increased volume -3896;1366675265;punkman;wonder how much BFL is payinf for all their ads, just saw this on adwords: http://www.butterflylabs.com/landing/landing-aw.php -3895;1366675447;mircea_popescu;punkman the average scam pays between 1/3 and 1/2 of all net revenuye for advertising -3894;1366675567;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3025 BTC [-] -3893;1366675745;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179098.msg1914050#msg1914050 -3892;1366675746;mircea_popescu;lol -3891;1366675881;mod6;haha jeeze. it makes my eyes bleed some of the stuff i read on there on a daily basis. -3890;1366675953;mircea_popescu;she must have misunderstood his point :D -3889;1366676019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 4550 @ 0.00288767 = 13.1389 BTC [-] -3888;1366676168;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3 BTC [-] -3887;1366676169;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.3 = 0.6 BTC [-] -3886;1366676170;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -3885;1366676170;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 126.30002, Best ask: 126.49000, Bid-ask spread: 0.18998, Last trade: 126.30001, 24 hour volume: 65465.64089159, 24 hour low: 115.20000, 24 hour high: 127.00000, 24 hour vwap: 122.30066 -3884;1366677246;MJR_;mod6: whats up! -3883;1366677257;MJR_;do you know the largest diff jump that has happened so far this year? -3882;1366677686;mod6;oh hai! well looks like there was this: http://bitcoin.sipa.be/ -3881;1366677697;mod6;err: http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-lin-ever.png -3880;1366677737;mod6;this one makes me really think hard: http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-ever.png -3879;1366678027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2478 @ 0.00068402 = 1.695 BTC [+] -3878;1366678029;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7672 @ 0.00069088 = 5.3004 BTC [+] -3877;1366678220;mod6;i'm looking at a near ~35% jump in difficulty in around the 23rd of March (if im looking at it correctly): http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-lin-10k.png -3876;1366678511;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.17681 BTC [+] -3875;1366678675;mod6;;;bc,estimate -3874;1366678676;gribble;Error: "bc,estimate" is not a valid command. -3873;1366678678;mod6;bah -3872;1366678704;mod6;;;bc,stats -3871;1366678707;gribble;Current Blocks: 232642 | Current Difficulty: 8974296.01488785 | Next Difficulty At Block: 233855 | Next Difficulty In: 1213 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 17 hours, 25 minutes, and 36 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9617358.12743 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.1656 -3870;1366678980;dub;http://vimeo.com/64582799 -3869;1366680605;mod6;so everyone mines btcguild now or what? -3868;1366680665;mod6;oh i guess this graph in thumbnail form looked like a lot closer to 50%: http://blockchain.info/pools?timespan=24hrs -3867;1366680767;mod6;http://imgur.com/d9jpLqY -3866;1366680925;kakobrekla;i cant belive im saying this but theres space for new pools -3865;1366680984;Doffx;That would be tough to do kakobrekla, this community trusts no one and rightfully so not to mention all the pools seem to go bankrupt -3864;1366680998;Doffx;They would also need to offer something new and exciting to get people to move -3863;1366681019;kakobrekla;nah, all you need is a nice site and a nice name like kakobrekla -3862;1366681019;Doffx;Although I do agree it seems like we need some more new choices -3861;1366681050;Doffx;hehe , are you making a pool? -3860;1366681054;kakobrekla;look at deepbit -3859;1366681058;kakobrekla;stuck in 1988 -3858;1366681099;Doffx;It looks like its finally dying off -3857;1366681100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2100 @ 0.00067618 = 1.42 BTC [-] -3856;1366681101;mircea_popescu;i hope all pools go bankrupt tbh -3855;1366681104;kakobrekla;miners are becoming the apple idiots -3854;1366681114;ThickAsThieves;kako, if you make an ltc pool i'd move there :) -3853;1366681117;kakobrekla;they are buying hashers in nice cases and shit -3852;1366681124;kakobrekla;they want preety charts and shit like dat -3851;1366681141;Doffx;I dont care what it looks like, I just want TH speed -3850;1366681166;kakobrekla;im not making any pool, just saying -3849;1366681178;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu why the hate -3848;1366681205;ThickAsThieves;he prefers people solo mine? -3847;1366681207;mircea_popescu;i don't like pools because basically they fuck up the entire point of mining -3846;1366681224;mircea_popescu;that said obviously they're unavoidable. -3845;1366681284;kakobrekla;it aint all bad, if no pools would be online -3844;1366681289;kakobrekla;hashrate would be much lower -3843;1366681294;mircea_popescu;how do you figure ? -3842;1366681314;kakobrekla;cause a ton of people wouldnt mine under solo conditions -3841;1366681334;mircea_popescu;this is an interesting point -3840;1366681346;Doffx;I dunno p2pool seemed good but no one uses it, decentralized mining. -3839;1366681350;kakobrekla;same problem as with gox -3838;1366681356;kakobrekla;you need to spread the points -3837;1366681357;mircea_popescu;Doffx i wonder why that is. -3836;1366681367;kakobrekla;you dont need 100k , but 5 is not enough -3835;1366681404;Doffx;I used it but it felt like I was losing BTC doing so, there were so many other options that made me slight more -3834;1366681423;mircea_popescu;cause of stales ? -3833;1366681426;Doffx;err slightly more, my reason was well.. I am greedy to a point? -3832;1366681440;kakobrekla;basically the new protocol from Luke-Jr fucked it all up -3831;1366681450;kakobrekla;if we would be stuck with getwork -3830;1366681453;kakobrekla;asic would have to run solos -3829;1366681465;kakobrekla;now they are pooling too -3828;1366681512;Doffx;p2pool seemed to be disliked by a lot of the developer types for some reason -3827;1366681522;Doffx;Kano didn’t like it either. -3826;1366681530;mircea_popescu;what's luke to do with that ?! -3825;1366681532;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: don't be stupid -3824;1366681543;kakobrekla;its what i do! -3823;1366681557;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: I intentionally designed the new protocol so that it SOLVED the pooled mining centralization problem -3822;1366681584;kakobrekla;by pluging asics in a pool? -3821;1366681587;kakobrekla;good job! -3820;1366681599;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: by taking the blind control away from pools -3819;1366681606;Luke-Jr;putting it back with the miners -3818;1366681606;Doffx;I haven’t seen anything about this new protocol, is there a post about it someplace? -3817;1366681618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6450 @ 0.00069088 = 4.4562 BTC [+] -3816;1366681619;Luke-Jr;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Getblocktemplate -3815;1366681631;Doffx;Thanks. -3814;1366681649;kakobrekla;im sure the reason btcguild is trying to get rid of miners is because its all safe and good -3813;1366681649;mircea_popescu;how is gbt new even -3812;1366681656;kakobrekla;well "new" -3811;1366681663;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: BTCGuild/slush made their own protocol which un-solved the problem -3810;1366681664;kakobrekla;its newer than getwork -3809;1366681671;kakobrekla;ah -3808;1366681672;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: they apparently WANT centralization -3807;1366681674;kakobrekla;yours was rejected -3806;1366681675;mircea_popescu;anyway, stratum seems pretty much the standard. -3805;1366681682;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: not really, just by the big centralized pools -3804;1366681684;mircea_popescu;gbt didn't manage to get much traction iirc. -3803;1366681688;kakobrekla;so, rejected. -3802;1366681688;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: most of the smaller pools support GBT -3801;1366681697;kakobrekla;omg. -3800;1366681708;Luke-Jr;hopefully more ASIC miners will get off centralized pools -3799;1366681717;Luke-Jr;no clue why they're all going onto BTCGuild -3798;1366681741;kakobrekla;to help him out cause of hack -3797;1366681746;Luke-Jr;… -3796;1366681756;Luke-Jr;are you confusing BTCG vs ozcoin? -3795;1366681760;dub;its because menstruation is murder -3794;1366681817;kakobrekla;guild lost coins -3793;1366681820;kakobrekla;not long ago -3792;1366681829;kakobrekla;ah that was split + hack or something -3791;1366681830;kakobrekla;no -3790;1366681835;Luke-Jr;… -3789;1366681835;kakobrekla;split + lameness -3788;1366681839;mircea_popescu;anyhway. getwork was a pos. -3787;1366681839;kakobrekla;that was it -3786;1366681850;mircea_popescu;no way anyone was sticking with it. -3785;1366681856;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: they lost nothing from the split, Gavin gave them what they would have mined -3784;1366681863;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: tell Tycho/Deepbit -3783;1366681866;kakobrekla;dafuck -3782;1366681869;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 9 @ 0.01001 = 0.0901 BTC [+] -3781;1366681869;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: he still doesn't support rollntime -3780;1366681887;kakobrekla;hey gavin i lost 100k ... can i has? -3779;1366681888;mircea_popescu;Luke-Jr deepbit doesn't want to upgrade because generally speaking updates are also shit. -3778;1366681894;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: BTCGuild *did* lose a bit when they upgraded to 0.8 because the admin wasn't paying attention to what he was doing -3777;1366681901;ThickAsThieves;BTCG lost coins by mistake -3776;1366681902;ThickAsThieves;no hack -3775;1366681909;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: they don't have to upgrade to use rollntime -3774;1366681931;mircea_popescu;they're on 3.4 or some shit -3773;1366681937;Luke-Jr;0.3.21 -3772;1366681944;mircea_popescu;3.2 mk -3771;1366681954;Luke-Jr;but rollntime isn't done at bitcoind, it's done at the poolserver -3770;1366681987;mircea_popescu;ya but there's somesort of conflict or something -3769;1366681989;Doffx;What happens if someone decided to plop 200+ GH worth of Asic on Deepbit -3768;1366681992;Doffx;does it go boom? -3767;1366681996;Luke-Jr;mircea_popescu: nope -3766;1366682007;Luke-Jr;Doffx: you can't even put 20 Gh/s of GPUs without it going boom -3765;1366682008;ThickAsThieves;doffx, i assume you eant TH -3764;1366682030;ThickAsThieves;oh deepbit, nvm -3763;1366682032;Doffx;No Gh, mainly because I know they only really work with Stratum pools -3762;1366682042;Doffx;Because of how fast they getwork I think -3761;1366682047;Luke-Jr;Doffx: and GBT -3760;1366682062;Doffx;I see that after reading the wiki -3759;1366682074;Doffx;GBT has been around a long time, even when I started 2 years ago -3758;1366682085;mircea_popescu;ya it's "new" -3757;1366682089;Luke-Jr;not that long lol -3756;1366682115;Luke-Jr;Created: 28-02-2012 -3755;1366682128;Doffx;I thought I remember seeing it way back I am probably wrong mainly because this is the first time I understood what it even meant. -3754;1366682142;Doffx;Oh so little over a year -3753;1366682157;mircea_popescu;so basically other than eclipse who exactly even uses gbt ? -3752;1366682170;Luke-Jr;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Getblocktemplate#For_miners -3751;1366682173;Doffx;Bitminter, elegius -3750;1366682191;Doffx;eligius too -3749;1366682193;kakobrekla;so the pool can still feed you template from a forked chain -3748;1366682196;kakobrekla;right -3747;1366682200;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -3746;1366682201;gribble;71767.6896568 -3745;1366682209;Doffx;Wow 71 -3744;1366682210;ThickAsThieves;;;estimate -3743;1366682211;gribble;Next difficulty estimate | 9612397.38912 based on data since last change | 10025677.4438 based on data for last three days -3742;1366682244;ThickAsThieves;Luke-Jr, which asic companies are hashing on the side? -3741;1366682244;mircea_popescu;a ok bitminter. -3740;1366682252;Luke-Jr;ThickAsThieves: Avalon and ASICMiner at least -3739;1366682262;kakobrekla;Luke-Jr: so the pool can still feed you template from a forked chain? -3738;1366682262;Luke-Jr;BFL is apparently doing a "demo" jalapeno -3737;1366682284;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: could; miners are expected to be smart and detect such things -3736;1366682298;Luke-Jr;kakobrekla: bitcoind and p2pool can feed you a forked template too -3735;1366682325;kakobrekla;so you solved nothing. -3734;1366682352;Luke-Jr;pools no longer can do nasty stuff behind miners' backs -3733;1366682357;Luke-Jr;that was the problem all along -3732;1366682386;Doffx;I didnt even know about Bitpenny -3731;1366682473;Luke-Jr;nobody did :/ -3730;1366682485;Luke-Jr;apparently they're now centralizing their pool and going stratum-only :/ -3729;1366682516;mircea_popescu;anyone can get http://markets.blockchain.info/ ? -3728;1366682544;pizzaman1337;I can't -3727;1366682550;TomServo;same -3726;1366682604;mircea_popescu;hm -3725;1366682679;Doffx;I dont think most miner even know what GBT is. -3724;1366682692;bowjob;guys anyone recognized the s/s -3723;1366682692;Doffx;Does p2pool even work with Asics? -3722;1366682692;bowjob;http://i.imgur.com/DRb5Ydu.png -3721;1366682707;bowjob;which site is the account from -3720;1366682714;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.00385 = 0.0077 BTC [+] -3719;1366682762;Luke-Jr;Doffx: using GBT doesn't require any extra effort from the miners like stratum does :p -3718;1366682772;Doffx;That looks like some sort of custom mining app, I have never seen that before and I think I have tried just about every pool -3717;1366682783;ThickAsThieves;thats 50BTC's app -3716;1366682795;ThickAsThieves;in that jpg -3715;1366682797;mircea_popescu;50btc lol k -3714;1366682806;bowjob;whats the p for -3713;1366682812;mod6;ya! -3712;1366682814;bowjob;this kid was claiming he mined it all on 1 day -3711;1366682815;bowjob;lol -3710;1366682827;Doffx;Lol, you know what, I have never used 50btc -3709;1366682837;ThickAsThieves;P must be like PPCoin or whatever -3708;1366682848;mod6;ah -3707;1366682869;Doffx;Well, Luke-Jr seems like it makes sense to use, however you would somehow need to convince the miners to use it. -3706;1366682894;Doffx;Forcing the pools would also be difficult, not sure why they decided to use Stratum however -3705;1366682900;Luke-Jr;Doffx: anyone mining with BFGMiner will automatically use GBT if the pool supports it (unless they specifically set stratum) -3704;1366682913;mircea_popescu;ya but nobody mines with bfgminer -3703;1366682917;Doffx;That's good to know. -3702;1366682945;Doffx;I would use it if he could figure out why I lose 800 MH over time with my Cainsmore :P -3701;1366682982;Luke-Jr;Doffx: because the freq drops? -3700;1366683017;Doffx;Why though, it doesent drop in MPBM, it stays the same indefinitely as far as I can tell. -3699;1366683026;mircea_popescu;in other centralisation news, http://blockchain.info/pools?timespan=24hrs -3698;1366683035;mircea_popescu;btc + slush just enough over 50% -3697;1366683053;Luke-Jr;Doffx: drops are triggered by hw errors usually -3696;1366683060;Luke-Jr;Doffx: maybe the balance is off -3695;1366683067;Doffx;I seem to get more in Bfgminer then -3694;1366683084;Doffx;the clocks stablize in MPBM and then never change once they reach the spot they like -3693;1366683085;ThickAsThieves;wtf is wrong with gox today anyway -3692;1366683095;ThickAsThieves;only API trades alloweD? -3691;1366683125;Doffx;I wish I was able to help you more Luke-Jr but I honestly dont understand it. -3690;1366683185;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves next they implement gpg -3689;1366683201;ThickAsThieves;fat chance -3688;1366683210;ThickAsThieves;wait, he is fat -3687;1366683212;ThickAsThieves;hmm -3686;1366683489;thestringpuller;;;ticker -3685;1366683490;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 125.74001, Best ask: 126.43000, Bid-ask spread: 0.68999, Last trade: 126.43000, 24 hour volume: 63681.08188621, 24 hour low: 115.20000, 24 hour high: 127.30000, 24 hour vwap: 122.64010 -3684;1366683505;thestringpuller;it aint a thing if it aint got that swing -3683;1366683991;thestringpuller;ls -3682;1366684026;kakobrekla;. -3681;1366684027;kakobrekla;.. -3680;1366684076;Doffx;ls -a -3679;1366684106;kakobrekla;yeah yeah -3678;1366684134;kakobrekla;-la accually. -3677;1366684326;Doffx;or -lah so we can see the symlinks? -3676;1366684401;dub;h makes size human readable -3675;1366684455;mircea_popescu;-latex so it's all sexy smooth. -3674;1366684725;kakobrekla;omg -3673;1366684725;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=174620.msg1911371#msg1911371 -3672;1366684736;kakobrekla;what is this indian malarkey, its missing skateboards -3671;1366684854;mircea_popescu;basically the guy is daydreaming. -3670;1366684891;mircea_popescu;kids often do this, "what if i were the emperor of Rome" or "what if i was the only person in town" etc. -3669;1366685181;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27500 @ 0.00067915 = 18.6766 BTC [-] -3668;1366685305;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 5 @ 0.009911 = 0.0496 BTC [-] -3667;1366685309;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009911 BTC [-] -3666;1366685316;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 16 @ 0.00991 = 0.1586 BTC [-] -3665;1366685319;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.009901 = 0.0297 BTC [-] -3664;1366685322;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 20 @ 0.0099 = 0.198 BTC [-] -3663;1366685325;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00989 BTC [-] -3662;1366685328;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00986 BTC [-] -3661;1366685331;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.00986 BTC [-] -3660;1366685333;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.009855 = 0.0394 BTC [-] -3659;1366685336;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 4 @ 0.0098 = 0.0392 BTC [-] -3658;1366685339;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 6 @ 0.0098 = 0.0588 BTC [-] -3657;1366685343;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 633 @ 0.00976 = 6.1781 BTC [-] -3656;1366686004;kakobrekla;this is getting hilarious https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=183088.0 -3655;1366686019;kakobrekla;Starting a trade site? > I have two domains available to me, so it only makes sense to use one for trading. -3654;1366686048;kakobrekla;the logic. -3653;1366686060;copumpkin;makes perfect sense to me -3652;1366686263;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=181982.0 -3651;1366686669;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.81999999 BTC [+] -3650;1366686902;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136667606120.jpg -3649;1366686910;mircea_popescu;there's a deluge of idiots -3648;1366687287;taub;who are you responding to? -3647;1366687312;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1301 BTC [-] -3646;1366687315;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.127175 BTC [-] -3645;1366687352;mircea_popescu;http://www.247btc.com/bitcoins/134/how-i-would-manipulate-the-bitcoin-exchange-market-and-how-a-discrete-double-auction-could-stop-me/#comment-142 -3644;1366687363;mircea_popescu;o hey, the 140th comment on his site. go me. -3643;1366687365;taub;ty -3642;1366687377;taub;it's a stupid suggestion of course -3641;1366687381;taub;lets make market slow and inefficient -3640;1366687397;taub;that makes it better -3639;1366687399;mircea_popescu;that's not even it. -3638;1366687411;mircea_popescu;what offends me is this "i am a teenage cock with no experience whatsoever -3637;1366687422;mircea_popescu;therefore let me tell you how things are and how'd they be better" -3636;1366687436;mircea_popescu;then proceeds to describe the cubical red sky -3635;1366687437;taub;=D -3634;1366687470;mircea_popescu;who the fuck even heard of exchange settling a 80 bid and 90 ask at 85 ?! -3633;1366687488;mircea_popescu;not even him. but that's okay cause he goes back and puts an "usually" in paranthesis there. problem fixed. -3632;1366687495;mircea_popescu;fucking taken out and shot ffs. -3631;1366687500;taub;well that actually happens -3630;1366687509;taub;opening acutions right before the market opens -3629;1366687533;taub;oh well okay the prices would have to intersect -3628;1366687537;mircea_popescu;it almost never happens. -3627;1366687551;mircea_popescu;even if it's a situation of loaded book, they're settled by fixing -3626;1366687555;mircea_popescu;which means volume matters too -3625;1366687570;mircea_popescu;it's just... superficial nonsense of cluelessness -3624;1366687654;taub;http://www.nyse.com/equities/nysearcaequities/1157623605117.html -3623;1366687701;mircea_popescu;"The Opening Auction will occur at the Indicative Match Price — the price at which the maximum volume of orders is executable at the time of the auction" -3622;1366687715;mircea_popescu;you know ? volume matters too. it ain't 85. -3621;1366687728;taub;yea -3620;1366687754;mircea_popescu;this is what i'm saying, things are what they are not what some dood gleaned from 15 minutes of skimming wikipedia. -3619;1366687869;mircea_popescu;nice link tho -3618;1366687940;taub;;;ticker -3617;1366687941;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 128.79001, Best ask: 128.59143, Bid-ask spread: -0.19858, Last trade: 128.99990, 24 hour volume: 60612.58053853, 24 hour low: 119.21210, 24 hour high: 128.89000, 24 hour vwap: 123.57448 -3616;1366688940;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.11101 BTC [-] -3615;1366688943;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.111 BTC [-] -3614;1366688946;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.111 BTC [-] -3613;1366688949;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.11 = 3.33 BTC [-] -3612;1366689216;pgp2;hey mp, why do you prefer to decay the weight (or allow originator to set the decay) for bitbet? I've been doing some analysis and it really creates a heavy skews favoring early betting. -3611;1366689273;mircea_popescu;early betting bets blind -3610;1366689382;pgp2;I get that, but decaying by 5 orders of magnitude seems extreme -3609;1366689407;mircea_popescu;only 2 in any practical sense -3608;1366689461;pgp2;right, but still... there are open bets where there's like -40% EV - people stop betting... -3607;1366689475;mircea_popescu;link one ? -3606;1366689508;pgp2;http://bitbet.us/bet/329/btc-network-difficulty-tops-10-million-by-end/ -3605;1366689548;mircea_popescu;which side is -40 EV ? -3604;1366689548;pgp2;EV on this one is -44% -3603;1366689572;pgp2;collectively -3602;1366689584;pgp2;assume I bet on both sides -3601;1366689588;mircea_popescu;that makes no sense. -3600;1366689591;mircea_popescu;o, you mean jointly. -3599;1366689600;pgp2;yes -3598;1366689610;pgp2;that how you compute EV -3597;1366689643;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.99* 44.69/89.87 * 0.06753 + .99 -3596;1366689644;gribble;1.02324509339 -3595;1366689650;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.99* 89.87/44.69 * 0.06753 + .99 -3594;1366689651;gribble;1.12444242311 -3593;1366689662;mircea_popescu;seems it's ~7% ev -3592;1366689678;pgp2;no -3591;1366689715;mircea_popescu;a nm it's by the weight pools -3590;1366689750;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.99* 89.87* ( 6753/5116522) + .99 -3589;1366689751;gribble;1.10742804759 -3588;1366689777;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.99* 44.69* ( 6753/2369410) + .99 -3587;1366689778;gribble;1.11609622408 -3586;1366689786;mircea_popescu;heh. 11% ? -3585;1366689838;pgp2;if I bet 1 on yes AND on no I will win either 1.05 or 1.26 -3584;1366689860;mircea_popescu;did i get it backwards still ? -3583;1366689866;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.99* 44.69* ( 6753/5116522) + .99 -3582;1366689867;gribble;1.04839389615 -3581;1366689868;pgp2;so I bet 2 BTC to return either 1.05 or 1.26 -3580;1366689879;pgp2;~40% -3579;1366689883;mircea_popescu;;;calc 0.99* 89.87* ( 6753/2369410) + .99 -3578;1366689884;gribble;1.24357502032 -3577;1366689903;mircea_popescu;i get 1.04 and 1.24 must be you made your calc at earlier weight ? -3576;1366689912;pgp2;close enough -3575;1366689922;mircea_popescu;alrgiht so we have confirmation on the numbers at least. -3574;1366689929;kakobrekla;lol -3573;1366689936;mircea_popescu;the idea is to marketmake early not late. -3572;1366689937;pgp2;I bet 2 to win EITHER 1.04 OR 1.24 -3571;1366689950;mircea_popescu;in this case, ~94% of the time for this bet is past. -3570;1366689979;pgp2;so I worked out a close appoximation for EV -3569;1366690005;mircea_popescu;yea -3568;1366690007;pgp2;if you look at avg weight (total weight / total bets) -3567;1366690038;pgp2;then EV = (CurrentWeight - AvgWeight)/(2 * AvgWeight) - .01 -3566;1366690054;pgp2;for small bets relative to the whole -3565;1366690080;mircea_popescu;lemme do the math for this -3564;1366690156;pgp2;pretty sure it's right -3563;1366690274;mircea_popescu;i'm getting -3562;1366690275;mircea_popescu;0.2475 * curr_weight * (no_pool/yes_weight + yes_pool/no_weight) + .495 -3561;1366690315;kakobrekla;wheres the sqrt(log()) -3560;1366690322;mircea_popescu;the good news being that you're guaranteed half your money back no matter what -3559;1366690329;mircea_popescu;which makes this eerly familiar to mpoe bond -3558;1366690342;pgp2;lol -3557;1366690435;mircea_popescu;anyway. there's incentive for you to do this type of bet (ie, a marketmaking bet) early in the bet's life. -3556;1366690446;mircea_popescu;this is deliberate, as it helps the casual player. -3555;1366690481;mircea_popescu;basically you can make a little % by financing the odds. so you can pretty much run a line bookie thing on top of bitbet. -3554;1366690487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8900 @ 0.00068694 = 6.1138 BTC [+] -3553;1366690492;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [+] -3552;1366690504;pgp2;exactly... -3551;1366690517;pgp2;just wanted to confirm the analysis -3550;1366690537;mircea_popescu;i think it's confirmed -3549;1366690564;pgp2;for popular bets the it can be an significant incentive -3548;1366690578;mircea_popescu;well ideally we want popular bets anyhow. -3547;1366690584;mircea_popescu;rather than clutter. -3546;1366690624;pgp2;I was surprised, though, at just how BAD the odds can get. Perhaps you should consider a minimum decay value -3545;1366690642;mircea_popescu;i wouldn't say the odds are bad. -3544;1366690652;mircea_popescu;why would you be betting both sides 95% of the time in ? -3543;1366690672;mircea_popescu;the fact that either side is still +EV seems pretty good to me. means if you have a conviction you can still take a side. -3542;1366690697;pgp2;at 10,000 weight with pool average of 50,000... that's terrible EV... The pool should be closed or EV disclosed... -3541;1366690770;pgp2;just saying that maybe a decay minimum of 20,000 would be appropriate... -3540;1366690840;pgp2;the problem, ultimately, will be PR. As more people bet, others will come to the same conclusions - people will talk shit about bitbet and you didn't even get to benefit from any of that negative EV... -3539;1366690900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3750 @ 0.00069088 = 2.5908 BTC [+] -3538;1366691073;mircea_popescu;but listen, on one hand this is disclosed -3537;1366691081;mircea_popescu;ie, bet says what your wright is, and what the minimum is -3536;1366691098;mircea_popescu;on the other, it's fully setable, min can be 100k or anything down to 1 -3535;1366691339;pgp2;yes, but could be a bit more transparent - i found it confusing at first. -3534;1366691380;pgp2;I know that it's settable, just suggesting a firm minimum so that EV can never get to far out of whack. -3533;1366691605;pgp2;like maybe display average pool weight - stuff so they can compute something round in their head and not have to resort to a calculator -3532;1366691621;pgp2;w/e just a suggestion -3531;1366691669;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [+] -3530;1366691678;kakobrekla;smth in that sense will be added in teh new interface -3529;1366691731;kakobrekla;not sure if avg pool weight will help avg user though -3528;1366691731;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 7 @ 0.191 = 1.337 BTC [+] -3527;1366691806;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 8 @ 0.1982 = 1.5856 BTC [+] -3526;1366691814;pgp2;then compute the current payout percentages on both side, or somthing - I really think that it would help -3525;1366691902;pgp2;in getting more people to bet - I think that the complexity is a barrier to new users... -3524;1366691940;pgp2;;;stats -3523;1366691941;gribble;I have 18 registered users with 23 registered hostmasks; 1 owner and 0 admins. -3522;1366691976;pgp2;;;bc,stats -3521;1366691986;pgp2;;;bc,stats -3520;1366691989;gribble;Current Blocks: 232668 | Current Difficulty: 8974296.01488785 | Next Difficulty At Block: 233855 | Next Difficulty In: 1187 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 19 hours, 25 minutes, and 15 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9648500.29011 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.51261 -3519;1366692131;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.45 BTC [+] -3518;1366692132;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.44999998 = 2.25 BTC [-] -3517;1366692796;mircea_popescu;http://bitbet.us/bet/403/bitcoin-at-420-on-or-before-4-20/ -3516;1366692801;mircea_popescu;the comments on this bet are so fucking funny. -3515;1366693150;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.82 BTC [+] -3514;1366693157;kakobrekla;hehe -3513;1366693171;kakobrekla;im suprised by the lack of trolls and spam -3512;1366693183;mircea_popescu;ya, 100% millitant nonsense so far. -3511;1366693189;kakobrekla;that static captcha test must have worked -3510;1366693242;kakobrekla;i mean there is no "PENIS" and "VAGINA" to be seen -3509;1366693245;kakobrekla;which is nice -3508;1366693265;kakobrekla;(i was kinda expecting that) -3507;1366693647;dub;PENISVAGINA -3506;1366694666;Bugpowder;Grasshopper…. -3505;1366694667;Bugpowder;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoxiK7K28PU&feature=youtu.be -3504;1366694763;dub;asphixywanker -3503;1366694801;Bugpowder;can't make the damn this play -3502;1366695126;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet-is-quite-the-lulzmine/ -3501;1366695465;Bugpowder;what the actual fuck -3500;1366695473;Bugpowder;cannot be this stupid -3499;1366695478;mircea_popescu;yes. -3498;1366695481;mircea_popescu;yes can. -3497;1366695485;Bugpowder;this is youtube comment level stupid -3496;1366695492;mircea_popescu;only 70% -3495;1366695499;Bugpowder;cry the beloved bitcoin -3494;1366695607;mircea_popescu;Μῆνιν ἄειδε, θεὰ, Πηληϊάδεω Ἀχιλῆος -3493;1366695620;joecool;oh look, runes -3492;1366695641;mircea_popescu;lol -3491;1366695650;kakobrekla;well, i could do MCIX - cos(1) -3490;1366695666;kakobrekla;eh cos 0 -3489;1366695685;mircea_popescu;thea is, of course, goddess -3488;1366695756;mircea_popescu;aeide would be some sort of praise, tell the story of, -3487;1366695763;mircea_popescu;canonically translated as "sing" in thsi context. -3486;1366695776;mircea_popescu;which is, of course, "sing o goddess the anger of achilles" -3485;1366695790;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 7 @ 1.4213 = 9.9491 BTC [+] -3484;1366695970;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 20 @ 0.46999998 = 9.4 BTC [+] -3483;1366716726;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -3482;1366716727;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 127.50000, Best ask: 127.70000, Bid-ask spread: 0.20000, Last trade: 127.50000, 24 hour volume: 63794.59686465, 24 hour low: 120.00000, 24 hour high: 129.20000, 24 hour vwap: 125.07695 -3481;1366717122;bitesak;;;bids 0 -3480;1366717125;gribble;There are currently 32795971 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 22394946.7165 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0123 seconds -3479;1366718224;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4962 @ 0.00070888 = 3.5175 BTC [+] -3478;1366718228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11148 @ 0.00071245 = 7.9424 BTC [+] -3477;1366718229;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12150 @ 0.000709 = 8.6144 BTC [-] -3476;1366718231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6890 @ 0.00072 = 4.9608 BTC [+] -3475;1366719907;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16300 @ 0.00072 = 11.736 BTC [+] -3474;1366720066;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1810 @ 0.00072 = 1.3032 BTC [+] -3473;1366720069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8190 @ 0.00073 = 5.9787 BTC [+] -3472;1366720740;zebedee_;mircea_popescu: I assume weight decay is linear on BitBet. Do you have any reason that's the most optimal curve to encourage early bets? Personally, I doubt it. -3471;1366720744;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14001 BTC [+] -3470;1366720782;zebedee_;any reason to believe -3469;1366720784;mircea_popescu;zebedee_ i doubt it too. the original plan was to allow curve definition at bet introduction -3468;1366720804;mircea_popescu;however we couldn't find a way that was both intuitive for non-math people to specify and practicable in a web interface. -3467;1366720810;zebedee_;Something like e^-x is probably more appropriate. -3466;1366720811;zebedee_;Yeah -3465;1366720821;mircea_popescu;can you prove e^-x is better ? -3464;1366720832;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.14 = 2.28 BTC [-] -3463;1366720833;mircea_popescu;can you prove there exists some manner to select the better curve ? -3462;1366720839;zebedee_;It just weights earlier bets more than linearly. Just a guess. -3461;1366720851;mircea_popescu;people kinda complain about too much weight for early bets tho -3460;1366720875;zebedee_;Those that weight until the last moment to bet HUGE on a near-certain outcome? We can ignore them. -3459;1366720877;zebedee_;Perhaps. -3458;1366720878;mircea_popescu;don't get me wroing, the question ios a very good one -3457;1366720889;zebedee_;s/wait/weight/ sigh. -3456;1366720894;mircea_popescu;just, it needs some serious address. -3455;1366720913;mircea_popescu;if you review closed bets, the system as it is works superbly to discourage the tail betting. -3454;1366720916;zebedee_;Agreed. Room for innovation! BoB is linear too I think. -3453;1366720990;zebedee_;I like my bets to have at least 1 week of no-betting time before determination, to force people to at least be taking some risk when betting. Just my preference. -3452;1366721008;zebedee_;1 day doesn't seem to cut it. -3451;1366721310;mircea_popescu;well depends on the bet. bitbet has a 7 to 3 day interval settable iirc -3450;1366721322;mircea_popescu;if the bet is "stock will be over x on y day" then y-3 works juyst fine i guess -3449;1366722120;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.18889 BTC [+] -3448;1366722167;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1889 BTC [+] -3447;1366722196;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.189 BTC [+] -3446;1366722198;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.189 BTC [+] -3445;1366722315;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.19 = 5.95 BTC [+] -3444;1366722551;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.19 = 5.95 BTC [+] -3443;1366723852;pgp2;right, if pool is closed 3-7 days before determing factor, there is less of a need to decay to 1 -3442;1366724356;Scrat;[05:42] aeide would be some sort of praise, tell the story of, -3441;1366724361;Scrat;always translates to sing -3440;1366724372;Scrat;if you shuffle a letter around it translates to vagina -3439;1366724652;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2800 @ 0.00072802 = 2.0385 BTC [-] -3438;1366724654;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9000 @ 0.00071866 = 6.4679 BTC [-] -3437;1366724656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00071119 = 2.8448 BTC [-] -3436;1366725543;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.15001 BTC [-] -3435;1366725552;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 1.15 = 10.35 BTC [-] -3434;1366726443;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [+] -3433;1366726522;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.2 = 3.6 BTC [+] -3432;1366726983;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 20 @ 0.3 = 6 BTC [-] -3431;1366727554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00072095 = 6.2723 BTC [+] -3430;1366727559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5800 @ 0.00073 = 4.234 BTC [+] -3429;1366727929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 900 @ 0.00265301 = 2.3877 BTC [-] -3428;1366728919;ChaangNoi;;;asks 119 -3427;1366728921;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 119.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0026 seconds -3426;1366728927;ChaangNoi;;;bids 119 -3425;1366728927;gribble;There are currently 25036.97 bitcoins demanded at or over 119.0 USD, worth 3063571.35549 USD in total. | Data vintage: 6.0331 seconds -3424;1366728942;ChaangNoi;that is a large number 25 just to 119 that is bullish -3423;1366728946;ChaangNoi;;;bids 0 -3422;1366728946;gribble;There are currently 29831987 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 22847009.5336 USD in total. | Data vintage: 25.1612 seconds -3421;1366728955;ChaangNoi;22 million nice -3420;1366728999;ChaangNoi;;;bids 100 -3419;1366729000;gribble;There are currently 57573.842 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 6586580.08243 USD in total. | Data vintage: 78.7672 seconds -3418;1366729005;ChaangNoi;nice -3417;1366729840;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 500 @ 0.000694 = 0.347 BTC [+] -3416;1366729879;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 500 @ 0.00071953 = 0.3598 BTC [-] -3415;1366729930;gribble;There are currently 201161.83 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 16241019.1092 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0091 seconds -3414;1366729937;gribble;There are currently 29831814 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 22839304.496 USD in total. | Data vintage: 7.3404 seconds -3413;1366729946;gribble;There are currently 91014.313 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 16165486.0703 USD in total. | Data vintage: 16.1350 seconds -3412;1366729957;gribble;There are currently 65988.188 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 10221023.1214 USD in total. | Data vintage: 26.7091 seconds -3411;1366730029;gribble;There are currently 57540.927 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 6581906.95486 USD in total. | Data vintage: 98.5067 seconds -3410;1366730497;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00355 BTC [-] -3409;1366730810;MJR_;lol, zhou tong is back -3408;1366730888;Bugpowda;Did I hear this right? -3407;1366730892;Bugpowda;http://www.reuters.com/video/2013/04/23/an-exclusive-peek-into-the-worlds-bigges?videoId=242413486&videoChannel=5 $5-20MM flowing into gox per day, 300,000-1MM flowing out. -3406;1366730905;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.016 = 1.6 BTC [+] -3405;1366730911;Bugpowda;I can't tell if he said 500,000 or 5M as the minimum amount per day flowing in -3404;1366731195;pizzaman1337;he has such a think accent -3403;1366731198;pizzaman1337;where is he from? -3402;1366731258;Bugpowda;sounds swiss -3401;1366731287;ThickAsThieves;i did not expect that voice to come out of that face -3400;1366731307;Bugpowda;lol -3399;1366731326;ThickAsThieves;bug you heard right -3398;1366731334;ThickAsThieves;as far as i can hear -3397;1366731356;pizzaman1337;yeah, I think that was "five and..... 20 million dollars" -3396;1366731468;MJR_;i thought he said 20 million coming in 300k to 1 million going out -3395;1366731535;MJR_;then he said, a lot more coming in than going out -3394;1366731570;Scrat;pizzaman1337: france -3393;1366731613;pizzaman1337;oh, interesting -3392;1366731670;Bugpowda;130 is going down soon -3391;1366731719;Scrat;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NoxiK7K28PU -3390;1366731725;Scrat;give spacex ipo -3389;1366731726;leotreasure;http://youtu.be/Vzge_rRdXHQ -3388;1366731740;leotreasure;The Secret World Of Gold Full & Complete Program -3387;1366731768;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -3386;1366731769;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 128.57901, Best ask: 128.58000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00099, Last trade: 128.58000, 24 hour volume: 60109.66578235, 24 hour low: 120.05001, 24 hour high: 129.20000, 24 hour vwap: 125.76562 -3385;1366731912;Bugpowda;yeah that grasshopper test is amazing -3384;1366731926;Bugpowda;full demo is scheduled by the end of this year -3383;1366731938;Bugpowda;IPO is in another 1-2yr -3382;1366731956;Bugpowda;lol -3381;1366731960;Bugpowda;like TSLA? -3380;1366731994;Bugpowda;yet -3379;1366731997;Bugpowda;the stock is up -3378;1366732008;Scrat;trollolol -3377;1366732017;Bugpowda;stick to the toilet paper investments -3376;1366732145;MJR_;erik schmidt just talked about bitcoins on cnbc -3375;1366732154;Scrat;yes, because noone else launches satellites -3374;1366732235;Scrat;as for tesla, we are exactly at the point where big battery packs are viable for cars -3373;1366732242;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [+] -3372;1366732243;Scrat;and their energy density doubles every 4-5 years -3371;1366732245;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4101 BTC [-] -3370;1366732302;Scrat;model X will be out soon, and then an even cheaper model is in the works -3369;1366732325;pnkvbz;Upgrading gigamining to teramining: is it worth it? -3368;1366732344;jurov;$5-20MM flowing into gox per day, 300,000-1MM flowing out... so the fiat evaporates there? -3367;1366732364;jurov;or are gox acct balances inreasing by few mm every day? -3366;1366732366;Scrat;not a single computer manufacturer has a successful tablet that consumers want in their hands -3365;1366732368;Scrat;see what i did there? -3364;1366732391;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6200 @ 0.00072114 = 4.4711 BTC [+] -3363;1366732395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2700 @ 0.00073 = 1.971 BTC [+] -3362;1366732412;Scrat;they are paying it off just fine -3361;1366732495;Scrat;how the fuck is is a waste, they are paying off the loan -3360;1366732527;ThickAsThieves;is Scrat an uninitiated tiberius victim? -3359;1366732542;Scrat;lol -3358;1366732569;Scrat;productive businesses (GM) -3357;1366732582;ThickAsThieves;does the Note 2 count as a tablet? I kinda want one now that my wife has one -3356;1366732612;Scrat;ThickAsThieves: im fully aware that I'm feeding the troll -3355;1366732617;ThickAsThieves;kk -3354;1366732658;MJR_;poor Scrat -3353;1366732666;MJR_;has he called you poor yet? -3352;1366732711;MJR_;jurov: i think its turned into bitcoins, and people are leaving their cash there -3351;1366732714;MJR_;not withdrawing it yet -3350;1366732878;Scrat;tiberiusiv is a made up character -3349;1366732891;Scrat;an elaborate markov chain bot being fed data from /b/ -3348;1366732892;TomServo;no, it's a battle bot -3347;1366732904;Bugpowda;tiberiusiv: fam already has spaceX options -3346;1366732954;jurov;MJR_: or mtgox prevents them withdrawing it -3345;1366733451;Uglux;130 -3344;1366733484;Uglux;crazy buying -3343;1366733549;Uglux;aaand the wall is gone ^^ -3342;1366733587;jurov;;;calc 5000000/120 -3341;1366733588;gribble;41666.6666667 -3340;1366733625;jurov;5m fiat surplus flowing into gox means over 40k bitcoins sold every day -3339;1366733631;jurov;i call bs on that -3338;1366733650;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -3337;1366733652;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 132.00001, Best ask: 132.33000, Bid-ask spread: 0.32999, Last trade: 132.33000, 24 hour volume: 68849.89326207, 24 hour low: 120.10010, 24 hour high: 132.20000, 24 hour vwap: 126.37223 -3336;1366733654;jurov;unless most investors are waiting -3335;1366733664;jurov;and that's not believeable either -3334;1366734222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1290 @ 0.00073 = 0.9417 BTC [+] -3333;1366734227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00073157 = 2.7068 BTC [+] -3332;1366734308;pizzaman1337;;;bids 0 -3331;1366734309;gribble;There are currently 29923419 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 23113384.2464 USD in total. | Data vintage: 52.5510 seconds -3330;1366734408;Bugpowda;still building -3329;1366734416;Bugpowda;all that buying was new bids -3328;1366734690;blkchnisFXCKED;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3327;1366734690;blkchnisFXCKED;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3326;1366734691;blkchnisFXCKED;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3325;1366734691;blkchnisFXCKED;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3324;1366734691;blkchnisFXCKED;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3323;1366734691;blkchnisFXCKED;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3322;1366734714;Scrat;pwnt -3321;1366734783;blokchn;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3320;1366734783;blokchn;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3319;1366734784;blokchn;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3318;1366734784;blokchn;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3317;1366734785;blokchn;anyone else having problems with blockchain.info holding transactions? -3316;1366734800;Scrat;blokchn: fuck your face -3315;1366735077;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2110 @ 0.00073762 = 1.5564 BTC [+] -3314;1366735377;Uglux;;;goxlag -3313;1366735378;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.219795 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00244445552249 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -3312;1366735443;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.2999 = 7.4975 BTC [-] -3311;1366735502;kakobrekla;!l m s.dice -3310;1366735502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 41 @ 0.2991 = 12.2631 BTC [-] -3309;1366735503;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.00265301 BTC [-] -3308;1366736102;gribble;There are currently 57757.774 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 9207135.54396 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0051 seconds -3307;1366736283;pnkvbz;Upgrading gigamining to teramining: is it worth it? -3306;1366736373;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.2 = 3.6 BTC [+] -3305;1366736425;Uglux;http://www.cryptopixel.com/ why the hell... -3304;1366736430;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.168 BTC [-] -3303;1366736475;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.16301 BTC [-] -3302;1366736477;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.163 BTC [-] -3301;1366736522;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.16 = 2.32 BTC [-] -3300;1366736643;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.295 = 7.375 BTC [-] -3299;1366736678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9503 @ 0.00071953 = 6.8377 BTC [-] -3298;1366737442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6240 @ 0.00072327 = 4.5132 BTC [+] -3297;1366737443;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3910 @ 0.00073 = 2.8543 BTC [+] -3296;1366737883;ThickAsThieves;bitcoin is old news now http://www.theverge.com/2013/4/23/4252808/can-zerocoin-and-ripple-build-a-better-bitcoin -3295;1366738570;thestringpuller;who cares about ripple? -3294;1366738571;thestringpuller;ugh -3293;1366738905;TomServo;Isn't ripple sort of a distributed exchange? -3292;1366739250;jurov;ripple is supposed to be used to buy/sell personal credit -3291;1366739417;jurov;and its creators are trying to make sure it doesn't stray from their plans by holding huge stash -3290;1366739443;jurov;that's all i know -3289;1366739793;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 77.6769 seconds -3288;1366739802;gribble;There are currently 200891.07 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 16807697.8497 USD in total. | Data vintage: 85.5081 seconds -3287;1366739911;gribble;There are currently 65975.845 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 7804157.02725 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0080 seconds -3286;1366739918;gribble;There are currently 55664.129 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 8974006.92163 USD in total. | Data vintage: 6.4764 seconds -3285;1366740123;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 18 @ 0.299 = 5.382 BTC [+] -3284;1366740264;kakobrekla;;;ticker -3283;1366740265;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 136.45000, Best ask: 136.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.35000, Last trade: 136.80000, 24 hour volume: 84182.26967231, 24 hour low: 120.33333, 24 hour high: 137.68860, 24 hour vwap: 128.36205 -3282;1366740274;kakobrekla;gimme back 120 -3281;1366740714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00069882 = 4.2977 BTC [-] -3280;1366740783;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4969 BTC [+] -3279;1366740904;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.29899999 = 1.495 BTC [-] -3278;1366740961;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 500 @ 0.00293321 = 1.4666 BTC [+] -3277;1366741088;MJR_;you here bugpowder? -3276;1366741119;Bugpowder;yah -3275;1366742432;jcpham;http://www.paymentssource.com/news/isos-that-work-with-marijuana-dispensaries-risk-getting-burned-3013891-1.html -3274;1366742679;troc;;;bids 0 -3273;1366742680;gribble;There are currently 30778230 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 23022552.3573 USD in total. | Data vintage: 12.3272 seconds -3272;1366742736;Populus;I know I've made bets on bitbet. I'd like to know which ones though. I've forgotten! -3271;1366742749;Populus;Is there a way to search for a wallet ID to know what bets the wallet is involved with? -3270;1366742752;kakobrekla;you can search by address -3269;1366742768;bitesak;;;ticker -3268;1366742769;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 135.18809, Best ask: 135.45886, Bid-ask spread: 0.27077, Last trade: 135.00000, 24 hour volume: 88119.49556709, 24 hour low: 121.70000, 24 hour high: 137.68860, 24 hour vwap: 128.92758 -3267;1366742798;Populus;cool, probably should have tried before asking. thanks -3266;1366742825;kakobrekla;you should be able to see preset "keyword, address" in the search field -3265;1366742869;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/1P/Iz/36fP5LiD/search.png -3264;1366742890;kakobrekla;you can combine -3263;1366742898;kakobrekla;both -3262;1366742915;kakobrekla;like "1something BFL" -3261;1366743379;jurov;one of these new sorely needed btc services: http://thefuckingbitcoin.com/ -3260;1366743629;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.15021 BTC [-] -3259;1366743635;punkman1;"Data via Mt.Gox Streaming API / Reverse forecast averages pulled out of my ass" -3258;1366743642;punkman1;heh -3257;1366743816;ChaangNoi;can is alive:) -3256;1366743816;ChaangNoi;chan -3255;1366743922;jurov;yea, nobody was killed in romania -3254;1366743933;jurov;or kidnapped -3253;1366744354;deadweasel;hopefully you had some fun too? -3252;1366744533;jurov;ofc we had -3251;1366744575;jurov;plus i had some unplanned excursion after boarding wrong train -3250;1366744608;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 65 @ 0.016499 = 1.0724 BTC [+] -3249;1366744655;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 100 @ 0.0165 = 1.65 BTC [+] -3248;1366744670;kakobrekla;omg jurov what happend with the train -3247;1366744796;jurov;the budapest-bucharest trains in both directions met in timisoara with departures 5 minutes apart -3246;1366744811;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 50 @ 0.017 = 0.85 BTC [+] -3245;1366744871;jurov;and the table was easy to misread (arrivals/departures labeled only in romanian) -3244;1366744878;jurov;so me and an older hungarian lady got into wrong one -3243;1366744925;jurov;and went off next stop, she knew romanian so not a big problem -3242;1366744942;jurov;just had to wait 2 hrs and get back... -3241;1366744980;jurov;then i found by chance a nice hostel in timisoara, a family house complete with dogs and cat -3240;1366745016;jurov;ideal to calm my nerves :) -3239;1366745048;kakobrekla;:D -3238;1366745060;kakobrekla;well at least it worked out ok in the end -3237;1366745068;jurov;only that the cat preferred to lay on my notebook's psu instead of near me. such a bitch -3236;1366745149;jurov;:) -3235;1366745158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11573 @ 0.00069882 = 8.0874 BTC [-] -3234;1366745163;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4777 @ 0.00068337 = 3.2645 BTC [-] -3233;1366745205;jurov;oh and the mobile internet (alhough slow) never dropped even in middle of nowhere. amazing. -3232;1366745452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1700 @ 0.00069956 = 1.1893 BTC [+] -3231;1366745454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13842 @ 0.00070646 = 9.7788 BTC [+] -3230;1366745691;Aurigae1;hey guys, what are the most interesting ventures in bitcoin world, i have browsed a bit on bitcoin stocks but most seem blatantly overvalued on marketcap. -3229;1366745798;FabianB_;this channel -3228;1366745808;Aurigae1;? -3227;1366745929;leotreasure;Asicminer -3226;1366745958;leotreasure;Satoshi Dice -3225;1366745981;leotreasure;Mpex -3224;1366746015;leotreasure;BitBet -3223;1366746609;Aurigae1;satoshi has a marcet cap of 7'K as i calculated, gotta check the books tough -3222;1366746619;Aurigae1;700k -3221;1366746659;kakobrekla;more to come! -3220;1366746660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6255 @ 0.00071222 = 4.4549 BTC [+] -3219;1366746661;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2595 @ 0.00071733 = 1.8615 BTC [+] -3218;1366747185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 800 @ 0.00071733 = 0.5739 BTC [+] -3217;1366747503;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 20 @ 1.33 = 26.6 BTC [-] -3216;1366747662;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 720 @ 0.000695 = 0.5004 BTC [+] -3215;1366747688;thestringpuller;ls -3214;1366747726;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 50 @ 0.0055 = 0.275 BTC [+] -3213;1366747743;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.821 BTC [+] -3212;1366747749;thestringpuller;lol -3211;1366747805;thestringpuller;!ticker -3210;1366747807;assbot;It says some pelt-wearin' trapper, some stinkin' bean-suckin' possum skinner, he's gonna collect that reward money. -3209;1366747812;thestringpuller;!ticker m s.mpoe -3208;1366747814;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00067618 / 0.0006985 / 0.00073762 (402728 shares, 281.31 BTC), 7D: 0.00067618 / 0.00070449 / 0.00073891 (2496216 shares, 1,758.57 BTC), 30D: 0.00059218 / 0.00068429 / 0.00073891 (10074634 shares, 6,894.07 BTC) -3207;1366747822;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^oix -3206;1366747824;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / / ( shares, BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -3205;1366747830;thestringpuller;LOL -3204;1366747848;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 24 @ 0.00355 = 0.0852 BTC [-] -3203;1366747857;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 26 @ 0.00379 = 0.0985 BTC [+] -3202;1366748105;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.437 BTC [+] -3201;1366748276;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17343 @ 0.00070979 = 12.3099 BTC [-] -3200;1366748374;MJR_;lol -3199;1366748386;MJR_;ap twitter feed was hacked -3198;1366748387;MJR_;lol -3197;1366748509;MJR_;that was crazy -3196;1366748534;MJR_;they tweeted that there were two explosions in the white house and obama was injured -3195;1366748543;MJR_;dow fell like 150 points before snapping back -3194;1366748633;kakobrekla;lol wtf -3193;1366748636;kakobrekla;for real? -3192;1366748638;mod6;wow -3191;1366748767;mod6;yea, thats what CNBC says: http://www.cnbc.com/id/100664423 -3190;1366748794;benkay;good old tightly coupled systems -3189;1366748813;benkay;good old traders, looking for the info-edge -3188;1366748949;mod6;here's the beat down in a chart: https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXDJX%3A.DJI%2CINDEXSP%3A.INX%2CINDEXNASDAQ%3A.IXIC&ei=DcR2UcjbLYWOqgHYUg&hl=en -3187;1366749141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 823 @ 0.00068337 = 0.5624 BTC [-] -3186;1366749143;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14226 @ 0.00068284 = 9.7141 BTC [-] -3185;1366749146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1766 @ 0.00067862 = 1.1984 BTC [-] -3184;1366749277;iz;lol -3183;1366749570;MJR_;was crazy moves -3182;1366749585;mod6;http://www.nanex.net/aqck2/4176.html << ZAP -3181;1366749932;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.199 BTC [+] -3180;1366750591;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1982 = 0.3964 BTC [+] -3179;1366750817;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -3178;1366750817;gribble;73851.0847314 -3177;1366750823;ThickAsThieves;nice -3176;1366750871;ThickAsThieves;;;bc,stats -3175;1366750873;gribble;Current Blocks: 232776 | Current Difficulty: 8974296.01488785 | Next Difficulty At Block: 233855 | Next Difficulty In: 1079 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 14 hours, 52 minutes, and 16 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9669629.13619 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.74805 -3174;1366750944;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.0975 = 0.39 BTC [+] -3173;1366751487;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 2 @ 0.000631 = 0.0013 BTC [-] -3172;1366751492;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3407 @ 0.00067862 = 2.3121 BTC [-] -3171;1366751494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1593 @ 0.00067861 = 1.081 BTC [-] -3170;1366751667;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1603 BTC [-] -3169;1366752114;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.157 BTC [-] -3168;1366752124;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.150221 BTC [-] -3167;1366752153;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.15022 BTC [-] -3166;1366752162;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1502 BTC [-] -3165;1366752166;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.15001 BTC [-] -3164;1366752228;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.15001 = 3.45 BTC [-] -3163;1366752238;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.15001 BTC [-] -3162;1366752330;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 1.14101 = 4.564 BTC [-] -3161;1366752538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3700 @ 0.00068496 = 2.5344 BTC [+] -3160;1366752645;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.43701 = 2.1851 BTC [+] -3159;1366752684;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 2 @ 0.437 = 0.874 BTC [-] -3158;1366752774;MJR_;;;next -3157;1366752775;gribble;\*AWAY UNTIL April 28\* resistance: 132, 136, 138-140 | support: 120, 115, 110, 100, 90 | lower buy targets: 102, 96-100, 86 | updated by OneFixt at Apr 21 2013, 18:00 UTC ( tips: http://bit.ly/YnxUM4 ) | disclaimer: http://bit.ly/129bYJ6 | this is not investment or trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 2 days, 0 hours, 32 minutes, and 52 seconds ago -3156;1366752777;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.19 BTC [-] -3155;1366752873;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 36 @ 0.0055 = 0.198 BTC [+] -3154;1366752943;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.01 BTC [+] -3153;1366753058;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.15022 BTC [+] -3152;1366753080;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.150221 BTC [+] -3151;1366753683;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.291 = 1.455 BTC [-] -3150;1366753885;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 770 @ 0.00070085 = 0.5397 BTC [+] -3149;1366754117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 450 @ 0.0014 = 0.63 BTC [-] -3148;1366754119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.BBET] 550 @ 0.0014 = 0.77 BTC [-] -3147;1366754230;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.1982 = 0.5946 BTC [+] -3146;1366754278;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0975 BTC [+] -3145;1366754490;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.017 BTC [+] -3144;1366754630;assbot;[BTCTC] [RSM] 1 @ 0.0055 BTC [+] -3143;1366754716;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 1.2 = 10.8 BTC [+] -3142;1366755821;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11700 @ 0.00070052 = 8.1961 BTC [-] -3141;1366756203;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.86 BTC [+] -3140;1366757958;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.142 BTC [-] -3139;1366758039;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.1415 = 2.283 BTC [-] -3138;1366758741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10112 @ 0.00068953 = 6.9725 BTC [-] -3137;1366758743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3458 @ 0.00067862 = 2.3467 BTC [-] -3136;1366759456;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4250 @ 0.00067862 = 2.8841 BTC [-] -3135;1366760071;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.MPOE-PT] 30 @ 0.000698 = 0.0209 BTC [+] -3134;1366760099;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.42 = 1.26 BTC [-] -3133;1366760139;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.189 BTC [+] -3132;1366760187;aneesh;Anybody that trades BTC settled USD futures? -3131;1366760377;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.41101 = 1.233 BTC [-] -3130;1366760398;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.411 BTC [-] -3129;1366760437;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.40701 = 2.0351 BTC [-] -3128;1366760448;kakobrekla;aneesh? -3127;1366760480;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.407 BTC [-] -3126;1366760523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.87 BTC [+] -3125;1366760530;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.196999 BTC [+] -3124;1366760564;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.197 BTC [+] -3123;1366760600;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.19898 BTC [+] -3122;1366761009;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4389 BTC [+] -3121;1366761017;mod6;;;ticker -3120;1366761018;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 139.80000, Best ask: 139.89000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 139.80000, 24 hour volume: 95450.29604973, 24 hour low: 124.97000, 24 hour high: 139.81000, 24 hour vwap: 131.93442 -3119;1366761292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00068389 = 4.7872 BTC [+] -3118;1366762092;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1982 BTC [+] -3117;1366762216;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1999 BTC [+] -3116;1366762276;deadweasel;bless you -3115;1366762339;deadweasel;hey truffles -3114;1366762358;deadweasel;what about this fucking price? makes no sense. -3113;1366762373;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins demanded at or over 160.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0057 seconds -3112;1366762375;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.00379 BTC [+] -3111;1366762383;deadweasel;not there yet -3110;1366762478;deadweasel;just wondering who is buying it all. is it you? -3109;1366762507;MJR_;;;ticker -3108;1366762508;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 140.47161, Best ask: 141.18999, Bid-ask spread: 0.71838, Last trade: 141.19000, 24 hour volume: 100722.28543688, 24 hour low: 124.97000, 24 hour high: 142.48750, 24 hour vwap: 132.67953 -3107;1366762591;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 3 @ 0.0165 = 0.0495 BTC [-] -3106;1366762663;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1982 = 0.3964 BTC [+] -3105;1366762723;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1999 BTC [+] -3104;1366764745;deadweasel;;;ticker -3103;1366764746;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 139.31501, Best ask: 139.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.68498, Last trade: 139.31501, 24 hour volume: 103242.27631667, 24 hour low: 124.97000, 24 hour high: 142.48750, 24 hour vwap: 133.14191 -3102;1366765679;jborkl_;;;ticker -3101;1366765680;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 143.01901, Best ask: 143.92000, Bid-ask spread: 0.90099, Last trade: 143.92000, 24 hour volume: 105875.88906638, 24 hour low: 124.97000, 24 hour high: 143.00000, 24 hour vwap: 133.42108 -3100;1366765684;jborkl_;breakout -3099;1366765813;FabianB_;;;bc,convert eur -3098;1366765814;gribble;1 BTC = 143.92000 U.S. dollars = 110.852653 Euros -3097;1366765864;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.3033 BTC [+] -3096;1366766523;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.49701111 = 3.9761 BTC [+] -3095;1366766644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4973 = 1.4919 BTC [+] -3094;1366767088;pizzaman1337;lol, Ron Paul on Bitcoin "I admit, I do not fully understand what is going on with it." -3093;1366767093;pizzaman1337;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-23/ron-paul-bitcoin-if-i-cant-put-it-my-pocket-i-have-reservations -3092;1366767340;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 3 @ 0.1982 = 0.5946 BTC [+] -3091;1366767536;kakobrekla;ya well -3090;1366767538;kakobrekla;old people -3089;1366767540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11150 @ 0.00068176 = 7.6016 BTC [-] -3088;1366767543;kakobrekla;nothing you can do. -3087;1366767555;dub;he's tired like bill cosby -3086;1366767972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 601 @ 0.00067862 = 0.4079 BTC [-] -3085;1366767974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6321 @ 0.00067861 = 4.2895 BTC [-] -3084;1366767974;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5628 @ 0.00067783 = 3.8148 BTC [-] -3083;1366768187;deadweasel;god dammit ron paul -3082;1366768398;asciilifeform;http://cluborlov.blogspot.com/2013/04/the-rationale-behind-boston-psy-ops.html -3081;1366768476;MJR_;what'd ron paul do? -3080;1366768497;kakobrekla;00:31.26 ( pizzaman1337 ) lol, Ron Paul on Bitcoin "I admit, I do not fully understand what is going on with it." -3079;1366768497;kakobrekla;00:31.31 ( pizzaman1337 ) http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-23/ron-paul-bitcoin-if-i-cant-put-it-my-pocket-i-have-reservations -3078;1366769175;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2 BTC [+] -3077;1366769224;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4973 BTC [+] -3076;1366769404;benkay;the nice thing about ron paul is that he's willing to say "i don't know" -3075;1366769845;ThickAsThieves;admirable indeed -3074;1366770164;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1294 @ 0.00067783 = 0.8771 BTC [-] -3073;1366770166;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3306 @ 0.00067594 = 2.2347 BTC [-] -3072;1366770338;ThickAsThieves;oh geez wtf is a feathercoin -3071;1366770392;Diablo-D3;http://html5.org/tools/web-apps-tracker?from=7849&to=7850 -3070;1366770476;ThickAsThieves;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178286.0 -3069;1366770484;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.87 = 3.74 BTC [+] -3068;1366770604;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4973 = 0.9946 BTC [+] -3067;1366771614;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1998 BTC [-] -3066;1366771624;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1999 BTC [+] -3065;1366771628;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 1.2 = 9.6 BTC [+] -3064;1366771632;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 1.2 = 10.8 BTC [+] -3063;1366771652;Diablo-D3;;;calc 452.55335592 * [ticker --last] -3062;1366771653;gribble;64715.1298966 -3061;1366771687;Diablo-D3;;;calc 452.55335592 * 500 -3060;1366771688;gribble;226276.67796 -3059;1366771704;mircea_popescu;jcpham https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=175413.msg1925482#msg1925482 -3058;1366771708;mircea_popescu;i guess you win ? -3057;1366771879;Bugpowder;lol -3056;1366771881;Bugpowder;oh man -3055;1366771952;mircea_popescu;the true reason bitcoin shot from two to three digits -3054;1366771965;mircea_popescu;is that we've managed to switch from a drama powered to a drama-and-comedy-gold powered model. -3053;1366772022;Bugpowder;I am sure Mark's build and voice are playing into this rally -3052;1366772067;Bugpowder;Augustus Gloop -3051;1366772067;mircea_popescu;this "Synthetic Commodity Money" "paper" is singurarly ignorant/uninformed/unscientific/laughable and ridiculous -3050;1366772087;mircea_popescu;sometimes i wonder if humanities departments have ever read an actual scientific paper. -3049;1366772123;Bugpowder;I haven't read the paper. -3048;1366772188;mircea_popescu;well... ok, formally : it contains no tables and a total of 3 figures in 28 pages. the third is a 100px wide rendition of the "bitcoin supply schedule" in 6 data points. -3047;1366772202;mircea_popescu;the 2nd is a 100px wide rendition of the "swiss dinar"/usd rate -3046;1366772210;mircea_popescu;(ie, the iraq pre-1990 currency) -3045;1366772257;Bugpowder;Academic papers on bitcoin don't make sense to me. If you had actually figured out something of value, why wouldn't you just try to profit from it -3044;1366772271;Bugpowder;Unless you already have positioned yourself I guess -3043;1366772272;mircea_popescu;they could be descriptive and that'd be fine -3042;1366772274;Bugpowder;or you are broke -3041;1366772284;Bugpowder;probably most are broke -3040;1366772310;Diablo-D3;mircea_popescu: is there a cabal that are manipulating bitcoin prices? -3039;1366772331;mircea_popescu;not rly. -3038;1366772338;Diablo-D3;damn. -3037;1366772584;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4973 = 0.9946 BTC [+] -3036;1366772889;Diablo-D3;truffles: Im that kind of people -3035;1366772954;mircea_popescu;so there's not one but actually two different doods doing a bitcoin pixel page + bitcoin gem thing -3034;1366772969;mircea_popescu;and they're both equally incapable of reading comprehension. -3033;1366772990;mircea_popescu;i wonder if it actually is the same dood with a split personality. -3032;1366773070;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: re: USA: http://cluborlov.blogspot.com/2013/04/the-rationale-behind-boston-psy-ops.html -3031;1366773102;mircea_popescu;"Under the thinnest of pretenses, Boston was placed under martial law, with heavily armed troops patrolling the streets, pointing machine guns at civilians who dared so much as to look out their windows." -3030;1366773109;mircea_popescu;that was some small sattelite town neh ? -3029;1366773196;Scrat;murca -3028;1366773404;Diablo-D3;12 million devcoin auction: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=185897.0 -3027;1366773448;kakobrekla;what does one do with those? -3026;1366773458;marcopolo_;worship -3025;1366773496;kakobrekla;devilcoin from diablo -3024;1366773512;Scrat;[02:27] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178286.0 -3023;1366773514;Scrat;fuck is this -3022;1366773526;Diablo-D3;kakobrekla: its used to donate to open source projects -3021;1366773528;Scrat;dude does a verbatim copy of litecoin and it gets 50 pages of replies in a week? -3020;1366773534;Scrat;lol... -3019;1366773541;kakobrekla;donate them then -3018;1366773559;mircea_popescu;" Litecoin being as mature as it is makes it hard to join in the fun so let’s start with a new coin that follows Litecoin’s tradition." -3017;1366773565;mircea_popescu;this logic. i don't follow it natively. -3016;1366773571;mircea_popescu;is it for a different neural architecture ? -3015;1366773591;asciilifeform;Scrat: wait till he puts up an exchange and 'feathercoin' starts having a positive cash value... 'a sucker's born every minute, and two to take him,' etc. -3014;1366773606;Bugpowder;we need gnatcoin -3013;1366773613;Bugpowder;picocoin -3012;1366773723;asciilifeform;truffles: you can use all the altcoin you want, and nobody will hate you. just as nobody hates that guy who sawed off his arms with a chainsaw in a hardware store. -3011;1366773782;asciilifeform;altcoins are a mechanism for siphoning value from chumps, strictly of the volunteer variety. Sort of like SDICE. -3010;1366773806;Scrat;well, lets take advantage of it? -3009;1366773808;Diablo-D3;Im hoping that btc reaches 500 -3008;1366773809;Scrat;assetcoin -3007;1366773810;Scrat;asscoin -3006;1366773820;Diablo-D3;then I'll be able to afford to start dmc 2.0 -3005;1366773821;mircea_popescu;i have a completely abstract altchain. nobody mines on it, nobody owns any coins, nobody bothers to read the codebase (which doesn't actually exist in written form anywhere) -3004;1366773834;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: SlaveCoin? -3003;1366773839;mircea_popescu;but since userbase minerbase coderbase etc aren't the criteria by which we judge altcoins... -3002;1366773845;mircea_popescu;mine is just as good as all the others. -3001;1366773859;mod6;haha -3000;1366773876;mircea_popescu;mental experiment ftw. -2999;1366773951;asciilifeform;not that it is physically impossible to steal Bitcoin's Schelling Point status, but you would have to actually add something astonishingly interesting, vs. merely swapping out the genesis block and finding a catchy name. -2998;1366773955;Bugpowder;y not asscoin? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DO1Q7F23DxM -2997;1366774020;asciilifeform;I'm especially amused at the altcoin authors who add demurrage/inflation. Because clearly, everybody loves money that rots away. -2996;1366774021;mircea_popescu;nobody has yet found a catchy name. -2995;1366774038;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform kruger'd use it. -2994;1366774068;mircea_popescu;or i mean krugman. or what's the monkey;s name -2993;1366774076;Namworld;[20:23] i have a completely abstract altchain. nobody mines on it, nobody owns any coins, nobody bothers to read the codebase (which doesn't actually exist in written form anywhere) -2992;1366774091;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: if by "use" you mean "try to force others to use at gunpoint", then perhaps. -2991;1366774097;Namworld;That -2990;1366774135;mircea_popescu;i thot guns were bad mmkay. -2989;1366774163;asciilifeform;http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-50mdxj627-g/UXV1m9uPK2I/AAAAAAAAEd0/vW7MgT1U4PA/s1600/police-state.jpg -2988;1366774320;mircea_popescu;stop racistly holding the president's baseless/meaningless generalisations against him! -2987;1366774396;mircea_popescu;http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-23/ap-reports-two-explosions-white-house-obama-injured -2986;1366774399;mircea_popescu;this is kinda lulzy. -2985;1366774424;mircea_popescu;"we've been hacked" = "we're retarded and don't understand anything about computers, the internet or security" -2984;1366774481;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: "we've been hacked" = "somebody on the staff knew exactly when to short a bunch of stocks." -2983;1366774496;mircea_popescu;eh get out -2982;1366774510;mircea_popescu;nobody cares what "the press" says since about 2006 or so -2981;1366774535;asciilifeform;evidently a bunch of algo traders' idiot code does indeed care. -2980;1366774558;asciilifeform;the crash happened within seconds, not hours -2979;1366774590;mircea_popescu;i'd proposed the events are thoroughly unrelated. -2978;1366774622;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: maybe this time, but not the next. -2977;1366775575;jborkl_;slush got hacked -2976;1366775587;kakobrekla;huh? -2975;1366775597;Bugpowder;plenty of trade algos scan twitter to drive their engine these days -2974;1366775609;Bugpowder;I assume -2973;1366775612;jborkl_;slush got hacked .took down the pool and servers -2972;1366775617;Bugpowder;The idea has been aroudn for years -2971;1366775620;jborkl_;wallet -2970;1366775632;Bugpowder;would not be suprising if it was algo driven -2969;1366775836;asciilifeform;Bugpowder: the correction was probably algo-driven as well, considering the speed. -2968;1366775905;asciilifeform;"IF twitter(whitehouse exploded) THEN short" is as easy to write as "IF twitter(whitehouse exploded) THEN dump" -2967;1366775909;jborkl_;smoeone at GS had a new Ferrari to buy -2966;1366775950;jborkl_;well maybe a new yacht -2965;1366776129;mircea_popescu;jborkl_ link ? -2964;1366776273;Scrat;slush got owned by OVH (or so he claims) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1976.msg1925445#msg1925445 -2963;1366776654;mircea_popescu;insider job huh -2962;1366776904;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.4975 = 4.975 BTC [+] -2961;1366776964;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4975 BTC [+] -2960;1366777342;mircea_popescu;poor slush. -2959;1366778043;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.4974955 = 12.4374 BTC [-] -2958;1366778099;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.00068028 = 3.7415 BTC [+] -2957;1366778463;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 25 @ 0.4974955 = 12.4374 BTC [-] -2956;1366778464;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 4 @ 0.4975 = 1.99 BTC [+] -2955;1366778466;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4975 = 1.4925 BTC [+] -2954;1366779116;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3128 @ 0.00067594 = 2.1143 BTC [-] -2953;1366779124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13973 @ 0.00067352 = 9.4111 BTC [-] -2952;1366779128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00066835 = 10.9609 BTC [-] -2951;1366779130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2200 @ 0.00066267 = 1.4579 BTC [-] -2950;1366779133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10500 @ 0.00065959 = 6.9257 BTC [-] -2949;1366779469;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 1 @ 0.1982 BTC [+] -2948;1366779566;kakobrekla;;;bc,stat -2947;1366779567;kakobrekla;;;bc,stats -2946;1366779567;gribble;Error: "bc,stat" is not a valid command. -2945;1366779570;gribble;Current Blocks: 232839 | Current Difficulty: 8974296.01488785 | Next Difficulty At Block: 233855 | Next Difficulty In: 1016 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 5 days, 22 hours, 35 minutes, and 47 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 9780242.39957 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.98061 -2944;1366780503;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8003 BTC [-] -2943;1366780564;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4502 BTC [-] -2942;1366780752;kakobrekla;zhoutong now likes mpex -2941;1366780848;kakobrekla;he is also accepting donations for his future bitcoin projects. -2940;1366781645;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.22888 BTC [+] -2939;1366781785;dub;yeah lol -2938;1366781814;dub;and unfortunatly lost touch with his imaginary friend -2937;1366782004;Diablo-D3;;;calc 452.55335592 * [ticker --last] -2936;1366782007;gribble;64527.6596689 -2935;1366782009;Diablo-D3;;;ticker --last -2934;1366782010;gribble;142.58575 -2933;1366782292;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.5 BTC [+] -2932;1366782360;assbot;[BTCTC] [COG.F] 1 @ 2.5 BTC [+] -2931;1366782466;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.22889 BTC [+] -2930;1366782504;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1982 = 0.3964 BTC [+] -2929;1366784428;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3399 @ 0.00065893 = 2.2397 BTC [-] -2928;1366784430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9801 @ 0.00065934 = 6.4622 BTC [+] -2927;1366784495;kakobrekla;test -2926;1366784590;kakobrekla;test -2925;1366784705;kakobrekla;test -2924;1366784718;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2923;1366784720;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2922;1366784722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2921;1366784724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2920;1366784726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2919;1366784728;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2918;1366784730;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2917;1366784732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2916;1366784734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2915;1366784735;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2914;1366784737;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2913;1366784739;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2912;1366784741;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2911;1366784743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2910;1366784745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2909;1366784747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2908;1366784756;kakobrekla;ops. -2907;1366784761;thestringpuller;WTF? -2906;1366784771;kakobrekla;twas 1 trade -2905;1366784772;thestringpuller;... -2904;1366784777;ColdHardMetal;yeah, that's odd -2903;1366784796;kakobrekla;ya im fixing one thing and broke another -2902;1366784803;ColdHardMetal;such is life. -2901;1366784835;thestringpuller;stop breaking things kakobrekla -2900;1366784837;thestringpuller;I mean mircea_popescu -2899;1366784844;thestringpuller;since you guys switch places every week -2898;1366784977;kakobrekla;oh well im retarded is all. -2897;1366785142;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2896;1366785144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2895;1366785146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2894;1366785151;thestringpuller;hahaha -2893;1366785155;kakobrekla;told ya -2892;1366785156;thestringpuller;"okay take it offline" -2891;1366785276;kakobrekla;meh -2890;1366785288;kakobrekla;ill finish tomorrow, its too late -2889;1366785299;thestringpuller;if it ain't broke don't fix it -2888;1366785302;thestringpuller;what time is it there -2887;1366785303;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14800 @ 0.00065934 = 9.7582 BTC [+] -2886;1366785304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7359 @ 0.00065934 = 4.8521 BTC [+] -2885;1366785305;thestringpuller;like 5am? -2884;1366785310;kakobrekla;5.35 -2883;1366785325;thestringpuller;you mean it's too early? -2882;1366785351;kakobrekla;both -2881;1366785543;thestringpuller;this kind of rules: http://thefuckingbitcoin.com/ -2880;1366785664;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8002 BTC [-] -2879;1366785665;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.80020001 BTC [+] -2878;1366785750;thestringpuller;PANIC SELL -2877;1366785752;thestringpuller;PANIC SELL -2876;1366785752;thestringpuller;lol -2875;1366786568;thestringpuller;Bugpowder Bugpowder Bugpowder -2874;1366786592;Bugpowder;beetlejuice -2873;1366786600;Bugpowder;price action is redic -2872;1366786743;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 69 @ 0.00351 = 0.2422 BTC [-] -2871;1366788025;thestringpuller;I'm glad you got my reference Bugpowder -2870;1366788050;Bugpowder;I was summond -2869;1366788072;thestringpuller;April '13 vs November '12/December '12 def -2868;1366788093;thestringpuller;but even Early April '13 vs Late April '13... -2867;1366788111;thestringpuller;Late April being the time we are in now DA PRESENT -2866;1366788276;Bugpowder;I give up -2865;1366788287;Bugpowder;I made the mistake of trading it -2864;1366788294;Bugpowder;now I'm just holding and sitting tight -2863;1366789473;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 100 @ 0.003501 = 0.3501 BTC [-] -2862;1366790370;thestringpuller;Bugpowder Bugpowder Bugpowder ! -2861;1366790372;thestringpuller;lol -2860;1366790376;Bugpowder;sup -2859;1366790377;thestringpuller;which way is the price going to go? -2858;1366790378;thestringpuller;XD -2857;1366790384;Bugpowder;I am all in -2856;1366790386;thestringpuller;You are the price oracle -2855;1366790394;thestringpuller;So when will it fall again? -2854;1366790397;Bugpowder;uhhh -2853;1366790404;Bugpowder;either soon, or later -2852;1366790421;Bugpowder;if we hit 149.9, we go thru though -2851;1366790424;Bugpowder;I think -2850;1366790425;thestringpuller;Bulls use media blitz to increase price, bears used ddos to sell down -2849;1366790436;thestringpuller;what will bears us next? -2848;1366790439;Bugpowder;Bulls use ddos to buy dips -2847;1366790451;thestringpuller;Yah. -2846;1366790463;Bugpowder;I got filled at 111 on the last ddos, was sweet -2845;1366790469;thestringpuller;Me too! -2844;1366790470;thestringpuller;I got 110 -2843;1366790473;thestringpuller;lol -2842;1366790488;thestringpuller;i've been throwing orders into campbx via python terminals -2841;1366790585;Bugpowder;kewl -2840;1366790592;Bugpowder;I should set goxtool up -2839;1366790614;thestringpuller;you trade through the site? -2838;1366790614;Bugpowder;though TBH the best strat really would have been to buy and hold -2837;1366790618;thestringpuller;that's horrendous... -2836;1366790623;Bugpowder;yes -2835;1366790628;Bugpowder;I am dumb -2834;1366790638;thestringpuller;but you make so much money on your strats -2833;1366790643;thestringpuller;you is da warren buffet of bitcoin -2832;1366790646;thestringpuller;(early years) -2831;1366790692;Bugpowder;I would have made more if I had just sat on my buys at 52 and 51. -2830;1366790697;Bugpowder;much more -2829;1366790706;Bugpowder;trading is stupid -2828;1366790712;Bugpowder;but I'm doing it anyway -2827;1366790717;Bugpowder;cause no options :( -2826;1366790765;thestringpuller;Then wait until next month -2825;1366790780;thestringpuller;Or buy N's and just hold for a long ass time -2824;1366790790;Bugpowder;the price is too high -2823;1366790794;thestringpuller;!ticker m ^OIX -2822;1366790795;assbot;[MPEX:^OIX] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / / ( shares, BTC), 30D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC) -2821;1366790795;Bugpowder;can't make money on them -2820;1366790834;thestringpuller;then sell and take a position to keep the price stable win-win :P -2819;1366790841;thestringpuller;err underwrite -2818;1366790843;thestringpuller;MKOPT yo -2817;1366790857;Bugpowder;mebby -2816;1366790901;thestringpuller;I hate to complain but I was dumb -2815;1366790914;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 50.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 54.6290 seconds -2814;1366790915;thestringpuller;and didn't buy back puts as the price fell to hedge my short P80's -2813;1366790917;gribble;There are currently 184011.53 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 16399606.4212 USD in total. | Data vintage: 57.7002 seconds -2812;1366790930;gribble;There are currently 51900.191 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 8651680.4235 USD in total. | Data vintage: 70.2018 seconds -2811;1366790938;gribble;There are currently 33335168 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 22625710.7287 USD in total. | Data vintage: 78.1412 seconds -2810;1366790994;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv is a secret mpex user -2809;1366791000;thestringpuller;that's why he trolls mpex so much -2808;1366791272;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24650 @ 0.00065511 = 16.1485 BTC [-] -2807;1366791700;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.155 = 5.775 BTC [-] -2806;1366791704;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.150014 BTC [-] -2805;1366791712;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 3 @ 1.150013 = 3.45 BTC [-] -2804;1366791721;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.150013 BTC [-] -2803;1366791724;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.145 = 5.725 BTC [-] -2802;1366791732;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14301 BTC [-] -2801;1366791736;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.142 = 2.284 BTC [-] -2800;1366791739;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.14125 = 2.2825 BTC [-] -2799;1366791742;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14121 BTC [-] -2798;1366791745;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.14105 = 2.2821 BTC [-] -2797;1366791753;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.14101 = 5.7051 BTC [-] -2796;1366791756;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.1 = 2.2 BTC [-] -2795;1366791764;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.08051 = 5.4026 BTC [-] -2794;1366791768;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.0805 = 2.161 BTC [-] -2793;1366791771;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.0805 BTC [-] -2792;1366791774;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 15 @ 1.08 = 16.2 BTC [-] -2791;1366791777;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 1.07 = 10.7 BTC [-] -2790;1366791781;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 1.05 = 4.2 BTC [-] -2789;1366791784;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.046 = 5.23 BTC [-] -2788;1366791794;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.045 = 2.09 BTC [-] -2787;1366791803;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 1.03 = 4.12 BTC [-] -2786;1366791810;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.0103 = 2.0206 BTC [-] -2785;1366791818;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.0002 = 5.001 BTC [-] -2784;1366791821;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 11 @ 1.0001 = 11.0011 BTC [-] -2783;1366791825;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 10 @ 1 = 10 BTC [-] -2782;1366792018;thestringpuller;Woot -2781;1366792021;thestringpuller;buy asic miner! -2780;1366792123;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 3 @ 0.3801 = 1.1403 BTC [-] -2779;1366792751;inhies;yea now is a good time to buy -2778;1366792758;inhies;anyone wanna loan me like .4 btc? :3 -2777;1366792773;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.3801 BTC [-] -2776;1366792802;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.18499 BTC [+] -2775;1366792808;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.185 BTC [+] -2774;1366792845;thestringpuller;;;getrating inhies -2773;1366792846;gribble;This user has not yet been rated. WARNING: Currently not authenticated. -2772;1366792854;thestringpuller;LOL :P -2771;1366792889;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 30 @ 1.18 = 35.4 BTC [-] -2770;1366792893;inhies;im on otc -2769;1366792895;inhies;as inh -2768;1366792897;inhies;i just have to find that key -2767;1366792903;inhies;it was like two years ago -2766;1366792906;inhies;pretty sure i still have it -2765;1366792918;thestringpuller;;;getrating inh -2764;1366792918;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User inh, rated since Thu May 12 17:15:32 2011. Cumulative rating 19, from 11 total ratings. Received ratings: 10 positive, 1 negative. Sent ratings: 10 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=inh -2763;1366792921;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 53 @ 1.18 = 62.54 BTC [-] -2762;1366792926;thestringpuller;lol -2761;1366792962;inhies;not good enough? :( -2760;1366792979;thestringpuller;I barely have enough btc for myself -2759;1366792992;inhies;its ok i dont really want to deal with a loan anyways -2758;1366793002;inhies;i just want another asic mining share before divs pay out :3 -2757;1366793028;thestringpuller;the div is sooo small per share -2756;1366793063;inhies;thats why every bit help -2755;1366793066;inhies;s -2754;1366793082;inhies;i still get abotu .1 btc when they pay out -2753;1366793086;inhies;thats not too bad -2752;1366793128;thestringpuller;someone said they were dropping it to .07 -2751;1366793167;inhies;:O -2750;1366793169;inhies;well -2749;1366793180;inhies;i meant that in total -2748;1366793188;inhies;like last week i made .11 btc in divs with 16 shares -2747;1366793204;thestringpuller;;;calc .11/16 -2746;1366793205;gribble;0.006875 -2745;1366793208;thestringpuller;meh -2744;1366793210;thestringpuller;I'll pass -2743;1366793214;thestringpuller;heh -2742;1366793218;thestringpuller;HIM pays out more than that -2741;1366793227;inhies;wassat? -2740;1366793256;thestringpuller;!ticker l HIM -2739;1366793256;assbot;Stupid fucking white man. -2738;1366793270;inhies;oh no you dint assbot -2737;1366793316;thestringpuller;!ticker j HIM -2736;1366793316;assbot;Things which are alike, in nature, grow to look alike, and the speaking stones have lain a long time lookin' at the sun. -2735;1366793319;thestringpuller;!ticker h HIM -2734;1366793320;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.80020000 / 1.8364625 / 1.87000000 (8 shares, 14.69170001 BTC), 7D: 1.73000000 / 1.84405223 / 1.94000000 (114 shares, 210.22195372 BTC), 30D: 0.75000001 / 1.6621414 / 2.08000000 (796 shares, 1323.06455483 BTC) -2733;1366793323;thestringpuller;there you go -2732;1366793331;thestringpuller;pays out .013 I think -2731;1366793352;thestringpuller;goes up every month -2730;1366793659;mircea_popescu;whioa wtf -2729;1366793673;inhies;not bad -2728;1366793734;inhies;can i only buy in to that on the havelock site? -2727;1366793739;inhies;or is there a passtrhough or something? -2726;1366794226;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 1.15 = 8.05 BTC [-] -2725;1366794307;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.13 BTC [-] -2724;1366794326;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 9 @ 1.13 = 10.17 BTC [-] -2723;1366794834;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.120011 BTC [-] -2722;1366794838;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 4 @ 1.12 = 4.48 BTC [-] -2721;1366794850;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 6 @ 1.09 = 6.54 BTC [-] -2720;1366795236;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.09001 = 5.4501 BTC [+] -2719;1366795240;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.09 BTC [-] -2718;1366822786;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet-is-quite-the-lulzmine/#comment-92898 jurov is trolling you -2717;1366823035;kakobrekla;hm -2716;1366823052;kakobrekla;well its trolling someone but im not sure its me? -2715;1366823114;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.175 BTC [-] -2714;1366823116;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 7 @ 0.173 = 1.211 BTC [-] -2713;1366823485;jurov;>:D can't even agree whom i'm trolling -2712;1366823516;mircea_popescu;jurov http://trilema.com/2013/bitbet-is-quite-the-lulzmine/#comment-92902 -2711;1366823518;mircea_popescu;see that. -2710;1366823622;jurov;yes, it's unlikely. but at least i found that fag problem -2709;1366823626;jurov;*faq -2708;1366823669;mircea_popescu;i thought it was fixed like a month ago -2707;1366823681;kakobrekla;hm? -2706;1366823706;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla you recall, the bet calculation lists the total/his weight backwards -2705;1366823709;kakobrekla;jurov you talking about the formula? -2704;1366823714;kakobrekla;in the faq -2703;1366823716;mircea_popescu;yea -2702;1366823739;kakobrekla;i told you it was backwards before didnt i? -2701;1366823743;mircea_popescu;yes! -2700;1366823752;mircea_popescu;i thought that meant tyou also fixed it -2699;1366823771;kakobrekla;some other consensus was reached afterwards iirc -2698;1366823808;mircea_popescu;i need more memory modules. -2697;1366823941;ThickAsThieves;ram is pretty cheap these days -2696;1366823962;mircea_popescu;but for the head. -2695;1366824028;jurov;when they figure out how to plug it into asics, brain interface wwill follow soon -2694;1366824057;jurov;er.. fpga i man -2693;1366824103;davout;hi all -2692;1366824110;jurov;i'll have today another talk about bitcon scams -2691;1366824119;jurov;with lots of scary numbers -2690;1366824147;mircea_popescu;hi frenchie. -2689;1366824157;mircea_popescu;jurov scare them tiger./ -2688;1366824161;kakobrekla;heya -2687;1366824170;davout;people love scary numbers -2686;1366824189;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -2685;1366824190;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 162.00000, Best ask: 162.48000, Bid-ask spread: 0.48000, Last trade: 162.00000, 24 hour volume: 168626.00159905, 24 hour low: 132.63000, 24 hour high: 160.59800, 24 hour vwap: 145.09000 -2684;1366824194;pizzaman1337;160 crossed... -2683;1366824211;kakobrekla;slimey btc. -2682;1366824218;davout;it's going to crash so hard -2681;1366824246;mircea_popescu;heh. -2680;1366824250;davout;i predict we'll drop to 40 USD/BTC when jurov releases his scary numbers -2679;1366824308;jurov;http://prezi.com/ag6ujv66o7to it's in slovak.. so limited audience only -2678;1366824330;mircea_popescu;numbers in slovak ? -2677;1366824369;jurov;oh, non-slovaks will be told "Strata" means profit -2676;1366824377;jurov;and all be well -2675;1366824396;davout;i don't speak slovak and my box doesn't speak flash :D -2674;1366824431;davout;slovak looks even more hardcore than romanian -2673;1366824467;jurov;lol.. i think we have biggest number of accented characters in yurp -2672;1366824498;error4733;french is worst -2671;1366824500;davout;i'm sure i'll make vi segfault if i try to paste that -2670;1366824522;davout;error4733: french is always worst -2669;1366824542;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.7717 BTC [-] -2668;1366824543;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.77160001 BTC [-] -2667;1366824545;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.7714 BTC [-] -2666;1366824546;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.73 = 3.46 BTC [-] -2665;1366824559;mircea_popescu;vi segfaults ? HERESY -2664;1366824591;mod6;^^^ -2663;1366824601;davout;notepad segfaults if you just look at it the wrong way, i'm sure i can make vi segfault -2662;1366824678;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1998 BTC [+] -2661;1366824689;KRS-1;might be able to segfault vi by using vi opening a symlink to vi -2660;1366824694;KRS-1;never tried -2659;1366824831;mircea_popescu;KRS-1 i have it doesn't. -2658;1366824892;KRS-1;vi /dev/random? -2657;1366824917;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu likes Vi? -2656;1366824920;thestringpuller;Who woulda thought. -2655;1366824939;thestringpuller;I thought you woulda been all about the emacs :P -2654;1366824940;FabianB;who doesn't like vi? -2653;1366824949;thestringpuller;FabianB: people who like emacs? -2652;1366824984;thestringpuller;I pose the same question... -2651;1366824992;davout;as long as everyone hates xcode humanity still has a chance -2650;1366824998;thestringpuller;all emacs commands should be symlinked to ed :P -2649;1366825100;thestringpuller;I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance thanks to Bitcoin. -2648;1366825119;assbot;[BTCTC] [GOLD] 1 @ 0.0971 BTC [-] -2647;1366825242;error4733;why ? you just bought bitcoin instead of your car insurance ? :D -2646;1366825287;thestringpuller;no because I don't drive a car! -2645;1366825289;thestringpuller;XD -2644;1366825292;thestringpuller;do you get it? -2643;1366825293;thestringpuller;lololol -2642;1366825371;lippoper1;no i don't -2641;1366825382;lippoper1;error4733 was funnier ;-) -2640;1366825428;thestringpuller;;;goxlag -2639;1366825428;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.269184 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.000539441722066 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -2638;1366825471;mircea_popescu;i had sex with two girls up until 2pm because of bitcoin -2637;1366825568;thestringpuller;did you really? -2636;1366825588;thestringpuller;did you tell them how many bitcoins you had, and they started blowing you? -2635;1366825603;mircea_popescu;a, no. -2634;1366825615;thestringpuller;:P -2633;1366825616;mircea_popescu;i was wearing bitcoin buttons and it sparked a conversation -2632;1366825632;mircea_popescu;(with one of them. the other i knew for a while) -2631;1366825644;mircea_popescu;buttons = cufflinks. -2630;1366825674;thestringpuller;buttons and cufflings are two entirely different things bro :P -2629;1366825782;mircea_popescu;ya well davout threw me off. -2628;1366825835;davout;my sex appeal troubles ladies and gents without distinction apparently -2627;1366825844;kakobrekla;did you tell em it was eriks really? -2626;1366825874;thestringpuller;kakobrekla thickens the plot ;) -2625;1366825878;thestringpuller;As always. -2624;1366825915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1015 @ 0.00065536 = 0.6652 BTC [-] -2623;1366825917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17454 @ 0.00066345 = 11.5799 BTC [+] -2622;1366825924;deadweasel;truffles, no, i don't use btc as a means to a wet cock -2621;1366825925;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla no. -2620;1366825956;kakobrekla;aw, could have gotten a village of girls then -2619;1366825970;mircea_popescu;i only share bills and fines. i don't share the finer things of life :D -2618;1366826022;davout;ew cooties -2617;1366826222;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 25 @ 0.285 = 7.125 BTC [-] -2616;1366826286;kakobrekla;http://leaprate.com/forex-industry-news/entry/ig-to-offer-binary-bets-on-bitcoins.html?acm=2607_147 -2615;1366826322;kakobrekla;http://www.igindex.co.uk/spread-betting/bitcoin-binary-bets.html -2614;1366826439;mircea_popescu;kinda old news neh ? -2613;1366826459;kakobrekla;24 april is old? -2612;1366826576;mircea_popescu;http://goingglobaleastmeetswest.blogspot.ro/2013/04/paypal-and-bitcoin-paypal-unit-talks.html -2611;1366826872;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3800 @ 0.00065007 = 2.4703 BTC [-] -2610;1366826900;mircea_popescu;http://bitcoin-exchange.info/ look, another one. -2609;1366827057;orkaa;cute design -2608;1366827112;kakobrekla;its fugly. -2607;1366827326;mircea_popescu;so boys and girls, i am indeed proud to say http://trilema.com/2013/smpoe-is-one-year-old/ -2606;1366827393;mod6;=) -2605;1366827460;davout;oh noes, no trilema credits left -2604;1366827517;mircea_popescu;aww! -2603;1366827573;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 2 @ 0.0031 = 0.0062 BTC [-] -2602;1366827700;deadweasel;congrats mircea_popescu !!! one year and going gangbusters -2601;1366827711;mircea_popescu;:D -2600;1366827745;davout;mircea_popescu: pic of you wearing a party hat or it didn't happen -2599;1366827754;jcpham;shoeonhead -2598;1366827757;mircea_popescu;im too tall for hats -2597;1366827779;mircea_popescu;jcpham http://fashionreverie.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/schiaparelli-shoe-hat_insert.jpg -2596;1366827785;davout;the right size is when feet correctly touch the ground, your argument is invalid -2595;1366828210;lippoper1;so one year and how many millions have you made already? -2594;1366828275;jcpham;i'm in the red -2593;1366828296;jcpham;bitcoin is my tax write-off -2592;1366828532;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=175989.msg1929906#msg1929906 -2591;1366828533;kakobrekla;hehe -2590;1366828672;mircea_popescu;lippoper some. -2589;1366828701;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla his team and he created bitinstant. -2588;1366828711;kakobrekla;orly? -2587;1366828726;Doffx;shammoons? -2586;1366828735;kakobrekla;but bitinstant sucks -2585;1366828738;Doffx;Cryptostreet looks interesting -2584;1366828739;mircea_popescu;yes. one year later and with none of the key people/ideas/etc. -2583;1366828745;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.144 BTC [+] -2582;1366828768;kakobrekla;ah -2581;1366828776;kakobrekla;dunno if its same -2580;1366828798;kakobrekla;but srsly, bitinstant has srs problems -2579;1366828798;mircea_popescu;but that's the thing right ? use all exchanges -2578;1366828803;mircea_popescu;then run into api problems etc -2577;1366828813;mircea_popescu;then get a 500 people group to scream you're a scam -2576;1366828951;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -2575;1366828952;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 165.90000, Best ask: 165.92997, Bid-ask spread: 0.02997, Last trade: 165.90000, 24 hour volume: 170812.60135934, 24 hour low: 132.63000, 24 hour high: 165.78000, 24 hour vwap: 147.24836 -2574;1366828959;pizzaman1337;bitcoin, stop -2573;1366828964;kakobrekla;NO U -2572;1366828970;pizzaman1337;NO U -2571;1366828976;kakobrekla;BBQ -2570;1366828992;kakobrekla;no wait, skateboards. -2569;1366828999;pizzaman1337;ah, yeah -2568;1366829000;davout;SKATEBOARDS -2567;1366829000;lippoper1;BBQCoins -2566;1366829001;lippoper1;oh yeah -2565;1366829111;mircea_popescu;so the issue here is, paypal CEO actually got asked about bitcoin, actually said he's fascinated with it, ACTUALLY SAID they are considering moving over. -2564;1366829154;kakobrekla;just like gox goes from "we will implement ltc" to "we are considering it" few weeks later -2563;1366829160;kakobrekla;next will be "is not secure enough" -2562;1366829175;mircea_popescu;afaik this is the first time they discuss it. -2561;1366829202;mircea_popescu;pp are assholes and mtgox are assholes, but quite different types of assholes i would say. -2560;1366829221;mircea_popescu;like a top new york firm lawyer is an asshole and some tribal witch doctor in nigeria are both assholes -2559;1366829236;kakobrekla;he cant say no and he cant say yes -2558;1366829238;mircea_popescu;anyway, here's it> http://www.bloomberg.com/video/paypal-sees-20-billion-in-mobile-transactions-WlokACTBRterdjHAJGNB6w.html -2557;1366829238;kakobrekla;what can he do -2556;1366829279;lippoper1;so overall, do you still believe Mt.Gox will implement LTC and/or NMC ? -2555;1366829297;kakobrekla;prolly no -2554;1366829309;kakobrekla;they have bigger problems -2553;1366829326;lippoper1;really? like what? -2552;1366829334;kakobrekla;have use used them? -2551;1366829342;kakobrekla;you used* -2550;1366829388;Scrat;well, theres no lag now. throwing more hardware at shitty software works -2549;1366829400;kakobrekla;right. -2548;1366829445;mircea_popescu;Scrat it wasn't the hardware. -2547;1366829456;mircea_popescu;they finally started refusing small orders. -2546;1366829487;kakobrekla;lag aint over -2545;1366829487;kakobrekla;http://jezus.si/graf/dashboards/bitcoin/details/lag/ -2544;1366829493;kakobrekla;its just sub 1h -2543;1366829496;kakobrekla;(for now) -2542;1366829505;Doffx;I still see plenty of .01 orders -2541;1366829526;kakobrekla;;;ticker -2540;1366829527;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 163.50000, Best ask: 164.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.50000, Last trade: 164.00000, 24 hour volume: 174282.55009237, 24 hour low: 132.63000, 24 hour high: 166.43424, 24 hour vwap: 147.69064 -2539;1366829687;davout;i think the lag is the least of their problems -2538;1366829750;mircea_popescu;there's one thing i don't understand. -2537;1366829767;mircea_popescu;slush has been fucked over by both linode and ovh so far, as in, insider jobs. -2536;1366829784;mircea_popescu;mtgox doesn't seem like they have enough of a clue to get proper physical security of their servers in place -2535;1366829796;davout;slush got fucked by ovh ? ouch -2534;1366829809;mircea_popescu;yet in spite of being a bigger target thery've not been hit yet. something here is wrong. -2533;1366829817;mircea_popescu;davout yes, seems insider job he says. -2532;1366829865;davout;mircea_popescu: because when an ovh server is installed the first thing to do, like in the first ten seconds you get the server is to remove their backdoor, namely a couple of ssh keys in /root/.ssh -2531;1366829923;mircea_popescu;davout not sure he knew about this or w/e -2530;1366829931;mircea_popescu;check his pool's thread, it's there. -2529;1366829938;orkaa;davout, you sure it's like that? -2528;1366829969;orkaa;davout, if it's similar as hetzner (it should be), they're just providing an rescue image -2527;1366829975;orkaa;a* -2526;1366829982;orkaa;but you have to reboot to get there -2525;1366829992;davout;yep, they have a backdoor installed, it's supposed to be for their support, if for whatever reason they need root access to your machine -2524;1366830005;orkaa;fuck, that's lame -2523;1366830006;davout;if you remove they key a reboot is necessary to compromise your machine -2522;1366830019;Scrat;which is moot since you should never have ssh exposed to the internet -2521;1366830046;orkaa;Scrat, isn't that the point of ssh? :) -2520;1366830052;davout;and if you have a passphrase on your wallet it'll lock it down at reboot -2519;1366830052;mircea_popescu;ya srsly i was thinking -2518;1366830057;mircea_popescu;no http either ? -2517;1366830077;davout;orkaa: ip whitelist -2516;1366830106;mircea_popescu;davout ya, so it'll lock it down at reboot. but the attacker installs a logger, then you reboot, put your pw in and then it reboots again. -2515;1366830126;davout;fair enough -2514;1366830134;orkaa;davout, that's still exposed to the internet technically -2513;1366830154;davout;orkaa: you can whitelist another server as required hop -2512;1366830171;davout;mircea_popescu: correct, i do concur that physically securing servers is important -2511;1366830197;davout;want : http://www.iliad-datacenter.fr/datacenters/dc4 -2510;1366830204;Scrat;davout: but only a handful of providers will do that (and you have to colo) -2509;1366830208;orkaa;davout, sure, but at the end of the road it's still exposed to the internet somehow -2508;1366830209;davout;servers in nuclear bunker -2507;1366830217;orkaa;just some points of obscurity added inbetween -2506;1366830223;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.144 = 2.288 BTC [+] -2505;1366830230;davout;orkaa: that's why it's useless -2504;1366830245;jurov;why can't anybody have secured backend? -2503;1366830250;davout;Scrat: gotta know what you want :-) -2502;1366830265;davout;26m underground -2501;1366830279;mircea_popescu;Scrat so yo ucolo. and every dc has lockable cages. -2500;1366830301;jurov;issuing btc transactions doesn't required some huge bandwidth/latency -2499;1366830307;jurov;nor pgp -2498;1366830321;jurov;i don't understand why you need to have it sitting in dc -2497;1366830332;davout;because skateboards -2496;1366830345;Scrat;mircea_popescu: everyone will give you a locked cage, im talking more than that -2495;1366830539;Scrat;orkaa: ssh firewalled to a single static ip (while dropping all other packets) does not qualify as open to the internet -2494;1366830570;jurov;Scrat, when was the last remote ssh exploit? 10yrs ago? -2493;1366830646;mircea_popescu;there actually was one ? -2492;1366830652;Scrat;jurov: you have a point there, but this doesn't only apply to ssh -2491;1366830653;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.0951 = 0.1902 BTC [-] -2490;1366830654;jurov;as opposed to some filthy datacenter mucking with your machine -2489;1366830673;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 10 @ 0.095 = 0.95 BTC [-] -2488;1366830770;mircea_popescu;so strongcoin is scamming. -2487;1366830772;jurov;mircea_popescu, i think there was some attack that required you to feed several megabytes to the port before the openssh server folded -2486;1366830776;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186051.0 -2485;1366830782;jurov;and also debian's weak keys -2484;1366830797;mircea_popescu;well i don't count weak keys as an actual attack -2483;1366830883;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186185.0 lmao at this guy -2482;1366830894;mircea_popescu;"is there escrow for very large sums ? cause i could do it". -2481;1366830896;Scrat;jurov: plenty of serious attacks on SSL in the past years though -2480;1366830897;mircea_popescu;unheard of guy. -2479;1366830899;orkaa;Scrat, IPs can be spoofed -2478;1366830904;Scrat;which openSSH uses -2477;1366830915;Scrat;orkaa: I'd like you see you spoof a tcp handshake -2476;1366830949;orkaa;yeah it's very unlikely but possible -2475;1366830954;Scrat;s/you/to/ -2474;1366831047;kakobrekla;uh https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186112.0 -2473;1366831077;kakobrekla;coin is gonna be worthless soon at this rate -2472;1366831167;Scrat;;;eightball does MPOE-PR have a dick -2471;1366831167;gribble;It shall be. -2470;1366831177;Scrat;that's a yes -2469;1366831440;jcpham;i sort of prefer the ethical debate here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186051.0 -2468;1366831516;jcpham;i kinda like the idea of re-stealing bitcoins -2467;1366831540;jcpham;oops, sorry hacker you stored your ill-gotten gains ona web wallet. too bad, try again. -2466;1366831555;mod6;haha -2465;1366831840;alex12;ASICMINER erupter blade - first review up - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=181300.60 -2464;1366832402;Scrat;;;ticker -2463;1366832404;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 152.11101, Best ask: 154.00000, Bid-ask spread: 1.88899, Last trade: 152.11101, 24 hour volume: 181715.91267301, 24 hour low: 133.25000, 24 hour high: 166.43438, 24 hour vwap: 149.18437 -2462;1366832406;Scrat;freefall mode -2461;1366832498;mircea_popescu;a well -2460;1366832531;guruvan;breakfast was more exciting -2459;1366833086;kakobrekla;omg too funny wall street again -2458;1366833091;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=175989.msg1932372#msg1932372 -2457;1366833437;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186458.msg1932156#msg1932156 -2456;1366833443;mircea_popescu;lol ciuciu acidentally selfowned -2455;1366833476;mod6;lol -2454;1366833482;kakobrekla;shouldnt he be scammzor tagged -2453;1366833608;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla i don't think anyone bothers anymore. -2452;1366833651;mod6;its like people just wake up, have a beer, get on the internet and go, "let's bring wall-street to BTC!!!111" -2451;1366833679;mircea_popescu;because wall street is this concept right ? which is accessible to them -2450;1366833685;kakobrekla;have a watery beer. -2449;1366833695;mircea_popescu;this is how they got involved with bitcoin too. by symlinking the Bitcoin symbol. -2448;1366833722;mircea_popescu;sorta like, why bother installing vi ? just make a file called vi and that's it, you have vi now -2447;1366833826;jurov;yawn, another half hour talk about why is the regulation bad and taxes immoral -2446;1366833827;mod6;heheh. -2445;1366833862;kakobrekla;!l m s.dice -2444;1366833863;assbot;Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.0023263 BTC [-] -2443;1366833910;mod6;$vwap s.dice -2442;1366833911;mpexbot;mod6: S.DICE 1 day: average: 0.00239767 high: 0.00240002 low: 0.0023263 volume: 6713 btc: 16.0955419 7 day: average: 0.00274501 high: 0.00371221 low: 0.0012 volume: 71819 btc: 197.14412849 30 day: average: 0.00322186 high: 0.0045 low: 0.0012 volume: 1575370 btc: 5075.6277982 -2441;1366833912;mircea_popescu;orkaa what was the site, jezuz.si ? -2440;1366833923;kakobrekla;jezus.si -2439;1366833926;mircea_popescu;ty -2438;1366833958;mod6;HAHA -2437;1366833964;jcpham;what is this desire to involve wall street -2436;1366833975;mod6;no idea jcpham -2435;1366833984;mircea_popescu;ty have a tit http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134166225424.jpg -2434;1366833999;mod6;its like they think that bitcoin hasn't "made it" unless maria is talking about it everyday or some bullshit -2433;1366834034;mod6;mircea_popescu: damn, nice rack -2432;1366834036;jcpham;let's get the credit card companies to accept btc too -2431;1366834072;jcpham;bitcoin reminds me a lot of fight club -2430;1366834079;jcpham;especially the first rule and eventual ending -2429;1366834084;kakobrekla;lots of delusion? -2428;1366834094;jcpham;all of it, really -2427;1366834096;mod6;haha -2426;1366834114;jcpham;delusion is pretty good -2425;1366834133;mod6;i knew i was supposed to be golfing in the ghetto instead of working on this retarded database... -2424;1366834176;jcpham;ahahha -2423;1366834178;mircea_popescu;"On your tenth anniversary, you will still be ten years ahead of the rest." -2422;1366834179;jcpham;i like that -2421;1366834209;mircea_popescu;pretty good yeah -2420;1366834222;jurov;jcpham, now how would you imagine bitcoin credit card to work? -2419;1366834240;jcpham;i don't imagine it -2418;1366834243;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/res/18903.html o.o -2417;1366834245;jurov;maybe with fiat only, bitcoin to be used only to repay -2416;1366834252;mircea_popescu;what esl dood did this! -2415;1366834268;jcpham;i'm sortof anti-technology -2414;1366834279;jcpham;as funny as that may sound -2413;1366834299;jcpham;i'd fund a bitcoin credit card throuhg intermediaries most likely -2412;1366834309;mircea_popescu;ajhahah -2411;1366834320;mircea_popescu;scumbag jcpham : gets bitcoin credit card, -2410;1366834324;mircea_popescu;loads it up on -otc -2409;1366834349;mod6;haha -2408;1366834377;jcpham;no but it's the interpretation -2407;1366834380;mod6;didn't take long for the meme's to pop up on those pictures. -2406;1366834381;kakobrekla;some of those aint bad. -2405;1366834523;MJR_;hi everyone -2404;1366834541;kakobrekla;sup -2403;1366834545;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla it kinda looks like google translate became a singularity and is now trolling me -2402;1366834565;kakobrekla;hehe -2401;1366834576;KRS-1;heh thats pretty funny..and creative -2400;1366834598;KRS-1;T'sup MJR! -2399;1366834606;KRS-1;I'm chillin at work -2398;1366834618;mircea_popescu;bitcoiners are allowed to work ? -2397;1366834636;KRS-1;I'm a po man's bitcoina masta -2396;1366834689;KRS-1;i sold most of my loot from mining ops -2395;1366834693;MJR_;pretty funny -2394;1366834754;mod6;mircea_popescu: i really like the year long graph btw, thanks for putting that in there. -2393;1366834890;mircea_popescu;mod6 incredibly stable i thought -2392;1366835220;mod6;oh for sure. -2391;1366835339;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -2390;1366835771;kakobrekla;the market is shitting brix -2389;1366835981;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -2388;1366835982;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 152.00000, Best ask: 152.20200, Bid-ask spread: 0.20200, Last trade: 152.00000, 24 hour volume: 208710.00960842, 24 hour low: 133.30010, 24 hour high: 166.43438, 24 hour vwap: 149.97855 -2387;1366835984;mod6;ze ole bitcoin roll-over kakobrekla -2386;1366836389;mod6;;;bids 130 -2385;1366836392;gribble;There are currently 20478.063 bitcoins demanded at or over 130.0 USD, worth 2864105.87673 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0070 seconds -2384;1366836423;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.DICE-PT] 6 @ 0.0033 = 0.0198 BTC [-] -2383;1366836477;kakobrekla;yeah -2382;1366836484;kakobrekla;its volatile today -2381;1366836488;kakobrekla;and not even thursday -2380;1366836495;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.4001 BTC [-] -2379;1366836498;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 5 @ 0.40001 = 2.0001 BTC [-] -2378;1366836501;kakobrekla;or is it -2377;1366836506;kakobrekla;nope -2376;1366836534;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.144 = 2.288 BTC [+] -2375;1366836534;mod6;it has been more vol in the last ~36 hours than in the previous few days -2374;1366836538;mod6;*volume -2373;1366836594;mod6;but newbs will prob. get goxxed when the lag-a-thon continues -2372;1366836616;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 6 @ 0.01629 = 0.0977 BTC [-] -2371;1366836749;MoneyHoney;Hi -2370;1366836760;Scrat;MoneyHoney: asl? -2369;1366836797;MoneyHoney;that saying is so 1990s -2368;1366836826;mod6;maybe he wants 2 cyber? -2367;1366836841;Scrat;16/f/las vegas here -2366;1366836885;mircea_popescu;hello MoneyHoney -2365;1366836896;MoneyHoney;Hello -2364;1366836905;MoneyHoney;wow is no one talking on here -2363;1366836931;mircea_popescu;you just joined a second ago. -2362;1366836975;mircea_popescu;"This community being what it is (40% ex-SA trolls, 30% clueless idiots, 10% intelligent assholes, 10% blatant scammers, 5% psychopaths, 2% bored college kids, 2% eccentric entrepreneurs, 1% Phinneaus Gage, and 1% people who can't count)" -2361;1366836981;mircea_popescu;did he misspell pg's nick ? -2360;1366837042;MoneyHoney;lol -2359;1366837095;Chilca;mircea_popescu: hello -2358;1366837104;mircea_popescu;heya Chilca -2357;1366837105;Chilca;i'm always here -2356;1366837144;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.4512 = 4.512 BTC [+] -2355;1366837313;MoneyHoney;Do I have to do something to see the cheat -2354;1366837323;MoneyHoney;chat* -2353;1366837324;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 10 @ 0.451 = 4.51 BTC [-] -2352;1366837360;mircea_popescu;MoneyHoney you're seeing it aren't you. -2351;1366837392;MoneyHoney;nope nothing! -2350;1366837395;jborkl;hmm, I wonder which group I fit into -2349;1366837461;mircea_popescu;jborkl maybe you're the other 1% -2348;1366837481;jborkl;well, I think I can count ok -2347;1366837511;jborkl;lol -2346;1366837513;mircea_popescu;no no, the even-other-er 1% -2345;1366837534;MoneyHoney;I'm thinking about buying PPC -2344;1366837561;MoneyHoney;sound like a good idea. -2343;1366837682;mircea_popescu;what's ppc ? -2342;1366837717;MoneyHoney;PPCoin -2341;1366837731;kakobrekla;paypal coin -2340;1366837753;MoneyHoney;http://www.ppcoin.org/ -2339;1366837833;mircea_popescu;executive summary ? -2338;1366837849;jborkl;Well, clicking on that link and seeing the stick figures inspired confidence -2337;1366837852;kakobrekla;well, mircea has MECoin (mind experiment coin), rather buy some of those -2336;1366837877;kakobrekla;has a lower difficulty ya know -2335;1366837882;mircea_popescu;right lol -2334;1366837894;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.144 BTC [+] -2333;1366837955;mod6;haha -2332;1366837959;Scrat;proof of steak: http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/17h4v50kfr1dijpg/original.jpg -2331;1366837974;Scrat;see, didn't even have to invent an altcoin -2330;1366837974;MoneyHoney;funny shit -2329;1366838233;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186609.0 -2328;1366838235;kakobrekla;hmm -2327;1366838253;kakobrekla;underground bunker didnt help -2326;1366838293;mod6;yikes -2325;1366838294;jborkl;I had not even heard of them -2324;1366838314;jborkl;These places are blowing up faster than I can keep up with them -2323;1366838319;kakobrekla;thats the davouts thing right -2322;1366838326;mod6;lol "Please do not call, do not email." -2321;1366838406;mod6;1-900-BTC-HAXX -2320;1366838466;jborkl;looks like 160 might have been the new high, for now -2319;1366838504;jborkl;well 167 for the last few .. -2318;1366838562;Scrat;X-Powered-By:Phusion Passenger (mod_rails/mod_rack) 3.0.19 -2317;1366838563;Scrat;:'( -2316;1366838580;kakobrekla;yeah, he was braging about it -2315;1366838582;kakobrekla;:P -2314;1366838604;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1433 BTC [-] -2313;1366838644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.5 BTC [-] -2312;1366838645;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 3 @ 1.4631 = 4.3893 BTC [-] -2311;1366838704;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.4631 BTC [-] -2310;1366838739;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1433 BTC [-] -2309;1366838805;kakobrekla;use ;;seen -2308;1366838822;gribble;bowjob was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 day, 19 hours, 20 minutes, and 11 seconds ago: lol -2307;1366838824;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 2 @ 1.45 = 2.9 BTC [-] -2306;1366838825;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 10 @ 1.44 = 14.4 BTC [-] -2305;1366838830;kakobrekla;yw -2304;1366838871;kakobrekla;awwww -2303;1366838886;kakobrekla;i hurt my image enough in romania -2302;1366838902;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.144 BTC [+] -2301;1366838925;kakobrekla;nope -2300;1366838938;kakobrekla;somalia -2299;1366838989;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.098 BTC [+] -2298;1366838998;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 2 @ 0.1005 = 0.201 BTC [+] -2297;1366839219;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 100 @ 0.01 = 1 BTC [+] -2296;1366839249;mircea_popescu;what wait what AGAIN ?! -2295;1366839261;mircea_popescu;davout ? -2294;1366839302;kakobrekla;hes gone -2293;1366839345;mircea_popescu;;;seen davout -2292;1366839346;gribble;davout was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 hours, 30 minutes, and 12 seconds ago: because skateboards -2291;1366839353;kakobrekla;LMAO quote -2290;1366839368;mircea_popescu;i guess the party hat's on him. -2289;1366839411;mircea_popescu;dub is dubzombie yours ? -2288;1366839544;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4000 @ 0.00065807 = 2.6323 BTC [+] -2287;1366839605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13400 @ 0.00065807 = 8.8181 BTC [+] -2286;1366839606;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8946 @ 0.00066345 = 5.9352 BTC [+] -2285;1366839608;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27654 @ 0.00066904 = 18.5016 BTC [+] -2284;1366839638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 796 @ 0.00066904 = 0.5326 BTC [+] -2283;1366839642;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.00068389 = 5.7447 BTC [+] -2282;1366839644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15150 @ 0.00070482 = 10.678 BTC [+] -2281;1366839646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5173 @ 0.00070888 = 3.667 BTC [+] -2280;1366839648;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5481 @ 0.00071424 = 3.9147 BTC [+] -2279;1366839669;Scrat;assbot: stfu bro or ill pop you -2278;1366839682;assbot;orly -2277;1366839689;Scrat;i am the ass whisperer -2276;1366839796;kakobrekla;rpietila is now making a conference? -2275;1366839809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2500 @ 0.000705 = 1.7625 BTC [-] -2274;1366839851;mircea_popescu;i recall this is one of the recent noobs but can't place him -2273;1366839853;mircea_popescu;was it new exchange ? -2272;1366839888;kakobrekla;silvervault guy, binary bitcoin options something something -2271;1366839915;mircea_popescu;o ok -2270;1366839916;kakobrekla;a whooping 400btc pledged -2269;1366839989;gesell;am i stating the obvious? the whales increase the volume or move their ask/bid closer to edge to repulse the edge, much as seen in other markets (http://www.nanex.net/aqck2/4165.html) -2268;1366840068;kakobrekla;fake walls -2267;1366840071;kakobrekla;since ever. -2266;1366840208;gesell;kakobrekla: true that but more volume in HFT (algo trading) the past month or so -2265;1366840381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5500 @ 0.0007 = 3.85 BTC [-] -2264;1366840625;kakobrekla;"hi i open a account about one week to trade bit coins, in mt4 plataform, i lost the bit direction to send a initial deposit please send me again." -2263;1366840626;kakobrekla;omg -2262;1366840631;kakobrekla;he lost his bit direction. -2261;1366840649;mircea_popescu;aww! -2260;1366841052;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 576 @ 0.00299999 = 1.728 BTC [+] -2259;1366841128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.DICE] 1200 @ 0.00349938 = 4.1993 BTC [+] -2258;1366841178;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4900 @ 0.0007 = 3.43 BTC [-] -2257;1366841180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7500 @ 0.00070961 = 5.3221 BTC [+] -2256;1366841296;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -2255;1366841296;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 142.25000, Best ask: 142.30000, Bid-ask spread: 0.05000, Last trade: 142.25000, 24 hour volume: 234722.15707060, 24 hour low: 136.07360, 24 hour high: 166.43438, 24 hour vwap: 150.32353 -2254;1366841884;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.45010001 BTC [-] -2253;1366841885;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4275 BTC [-] -2252;1366841886;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.42500001 = 0.85 BTC [-] -2251;1366842663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1674 @ 0.00070972 = 1.1881 BTC [+] -2250;1366842713;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7000 @ 0.00071 = 4.97 BTC [+] -2249;1366843700;jborkl;lulz, I just read the Trilema blog -2248;1366843738;jborkl;great stuff , so very true in - history can teach much about the future -2247;1366844164;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.29859999 BTC [+] -2246;1366844166;error4733;true : first well documented inflation is the sesterce in ancian roman empire -2245;1366844166;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 11 @ 0.2986 = 3.2846 BTC [+] -2244;1366844303;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 500 @ 0.00301 = 1.505 BTC [-] -2243;1366844313;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 240 @ 0.003 = 0.72 BTC [-] -2242;1366844644;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.28000003 BTC [-] -2241;1366844704;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.28000003 = 1.12 BTC [-] -2240;1366844913;MJR_;what up -2239;1366844931;kakobrekla;skateboards got haxed -2238;1366844974;dub;mircea_popescu: wat no -2237;1366845020;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 20 @ 0.01 = 0.2 BTC [+] -2236;1366845330;kakobrekla;o jesus -2235;1366845332;kakobrekla;http://bex.io/ -2234;1366845361;pizzaman1337;haha -2233;1366845381;kakobrekla;remind me of that 'you can do anything video' -2232;1366845383;kakobrekla;reminds -2231;1366845405;kakobrekla;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSjLiQxEZlM -2230;1366845433;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14395 BTC [-] -2229;1366845457;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.144 BTC [+] -2228;1366845531;mod6;wat -2227;1366845545;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.144 BTC [+] -2226;1366845550;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 7 @ 1.145 = 8.015 BTC [+] -2225;1366845586;MJR_;kakobrekla: skateboards! -2224;1366845601;kakobrekla;seriously MJR_, where have you been -2223;1366845607;kakobrekla;;;seen davout -2222;1366845607;gribble;davout was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 hours, 14 minutes, and 32 seconds ago: because skateboards -2221;1366845616;MJR_;i've been on here all day -2220;1366845619;MJR_;just working a lot -2219;1366845630;MJR_;lol -2218;1366845631;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu apparently they still work. -2217;1366845632;dub;Ilya is an Erlang/Elixir developer with over 12 years experience as a helpdesk team leader -2216;1366845643;MJR_;i requested an invite -2215;1366845647;MJR_;the more exchanges the merrier -2214;1366845653;MJR_;whats up guys -2213;1366845667;mod6;lol "you can do anything!" -2212;1366845671;MJR_;anyone know how to unsubscribe from a mt gox channel (socket.io API) -2211;1366845725;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.285 BTC [+] -2210;1366845790;mod6;lol "I've never been punched!" -2209;1366846019;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.145 BTC [+] -2208;1366846172;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.145 BTC [+] -2207;1366846271;mod6;MJR_: `route add 72.52.5.0/24 127.0.0.1` <<< should do the trick -2206;1366846341;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.01 = 0.03 BTC [+] -2205;1366846445;mod6;;D -2204;1366846580;MJR_;mod6: lol -2203;1366846650;mircea_popescu; lulz, I just read the Trilema blog << there's like... i dunno, 7000 articles ? i doubt you read it all :D -2202;1366846691;jborkl;oh yeah, the one about African American housing -2201;1366846699;jborkl;or w/e -2200;1366846728;mircea_popescu;the life and times. -2199;1366846752;ThickAsThieves;it's hard being so awesome sometimes, ain't it? -2198;1366846768;mircea_popescu;notrly! -2197;1366846769;jborkl;LoL, haters -2196;1366846800;ThickAsThieves;lol -2195;1366846817;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves i have a lot of practice see. -2194;1366846829;jborkl;If people read what you say, and not what they want it to say. You are actually being very polite most of the time -2193;1366846862;jborkl;they just are not smart enough to read properly -2192;1366846869;mircea_popescu;jborkl it's very hard, this. probably the hardest thing in the world. in the end all science can be reinterpreted as a desperate and ultimately doomed attempt to read what nature says -2191;1366846875;mircea_popescu;rather than what we'd think it does. -2190;1366846947;MJR_;i figured it out -2189;1366846958;MJR_;you just need to use JSON.stringify on the message first... -2188;1366847080;mircea_popescu;ok that bex.io thing is scaery. -2187;1366847186;jborkl;Holy fuck, that is the worst idea I have ever heard of -2186;1366847198;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.1439 = 2.2878 BTC [-] -2185;1366847203;kakobrekla;nothing but baglog here i tell you -2184;1366847207;kakobrekla;eh -2183;1366847210;kakobrekla;backlog -2182;1366847211;MJR_;what is scary about bex.io? -2181;1366847222;kakobrekla;css -2180;1366847259;MJR_;lol -2179;1366847273;MJR_;isn't that the same library all those kind of guys are using now? -2178;1366847306;kakobrekla;hmm? -2177;1366847324;jborkl;And we <3 Bitcoin. -2176;1366847332;jborkl;well that makes it ok -2175;1366847338;kakobrekla;ya well, i <4 bitcoin. -2174;1366847341;mod6;haha jborkl -2173;1366847380;MJR_;hahaha -2172;1366847486;mircea_popescu;ahahah <4 -2171;1366847489;alex12;so im trying to setup my third video card in my p55 motherboard - however its not working, two of ANY of the video cards work, but when i power up 3, one of the cards is disabled / issues (OpenCL / ADL hardware detection issues_ -2170;1366847498;alex12;any clues? -2169;1366847502;mircea_popescu;yes -2168;1366847508;alex12;could it be motherboard power related? -2167;1366847511;mircea_popescu;this is so well known even i have heard of it -2166;1366847520;mircea_popescu;there's a controller limit which only allows 2 cards at a time -2165;1366847535;alex12;hack? -2164;1366847557;mircea_popescu;not any very good ones. most miners have issues with this ending up with very speciffic mb / card combos because of it -2163;1366847564;mircea_popescu;getting a tricard setup to work is nontrivial. -2162;1366847589;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.117 BTC [-] -2161;1366847639;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 6 @ 0.19809 = 1.1885 BTC [-] -2160;1366847771;ThickAsThieves;actually -2159;1366847778;ThickAsThieves;its just as likely you dont have enough power -2158;1366847813;ThickAsThieves;try a bigger PSU -2157;1366847816;ThickAsThieves;or two PSUs -2156;1366847819;ThickAsThieves;if you use two -2155;1366847829;ThickAsThieves;you need to short circuit the cable on one -2154;1366847834;ThickAsThieves;or buy a special cable -2153;1366847838;ThickAsThieves;from cablesaurus -2152;1366847854;ThickAsThieves;http://cablesaurus.com/Dual-PSU-24-Pin-Adapter-Cable -2151;1366847880;jborkl;easy enough , like you said to short it - just one wire -2150;1366847984;alex12;mircea_popescu, :( -2149;1366848043;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=181168.0 -2148;1366848047;mircea_popescu;o hey, nice fresh drama -2147;1366848176;bgupta;Did folks see this? http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/04/24/paypal-president-is-fascinated-by-bitcoin-says-company-is-thinking-about-including-the-virtual-currency/ -2146;1366848180;ThickAsThieves;this drama is not tasty enough -2145;1366848186;ThickAsThieves;yes -2144;1366848189;mircea_popescu;bgupta yeah. -2143;1366848206;ThickAsThieves;paypal could "brand" bitcoin as their own -2142;1366848216;ThickAsThieves;and resist cannibilizing themselves -2141;1366848219;ThickAsThieves;but i doubt it -2140;1366848233;ThickAsThieves;cannibalizing -2139;1366848261;ThickAsThieves;more likely we'd see palcoin or such -2138;1366848266;MJR_;ppcoin -2137;1366848268;MJR_;hehehe -2136;1366848270;ThickAsThieves;:) -2135;1366848307;ThickAsThieves;western union is probably in a better position -2134;1366848329;ThickAsThieves;i question whether either is agile enough to do anything at all though -2133;1366848608;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.292 = 1.168 BTC [+] -2132;1366848609;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 43 @ 0.2924 = 12.5732 BTC [+] -2131;1366849146;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/bitcoin_central/status/327131323342942209 -2130;1366849153;mircea_popescu;seems ovh owned slush AND bitcoin-central. -2129;1366849177;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.14299 BTC [+] -2128;1366849359;ThickAsThieves;shoulda used godaddy -2127;1366849367;ThickAsThieves;they wont let you change shit -2126;1366849413;mircea_popescu;lol -2125;1366850765;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.4182 = 2.5092 BTC [-] -2124;1366850767;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.41810001 = 1.2543 BTC [-] -2123;1366851059;mod6;that tweet just staggers the imagination -2122;1366851087;MJR_;lol -2121;1366851089;MJR_;wow -2120;1366851126;MJR_;just saw something on tv...now that AP's twitter feed was hacked maybe someone will start caring about security more... -2119;1366851135;MJR_;and i use the term "hacked" very very loosely -2118;1366851187;kakobrekla;i wouldnt expect that -2117;1366851253;iz;MJR: twitter is very serious business :v -2116;1366851278;MJR_;lol -2115;1366851287;MJR_;oh, were you guys not aware... -2114;1366851310;iz;haha -2113;1366851318;MJR_;that tweet moved the US equity market 136 billion dollars -2112;1366851333;MJR_;so...kinda serious business -2111;1366851353;iz;not really, it's just marketing for twitter -2110;1366851370;iz;flash crashes happen and are corrected -2109;1366851372;iz;it happens -2108;1366851375;MJR_;just saying...of course they do and are -2107;1366851383;mod6;o.O -2106;1366851457;asciilifeform;the paypal thing makes me wonder: what happens when someone with serious meatspace pull starts an altchain? -2105;1366851568;MJR_;asciilifeform: well...if they have serious pull, then they will have a centralized system more than likely...which probably negates bitcoins biggest advantage -2104;1366851598;MJR_;so, either they create a distributed system they don't control...which means its exactly like bitcoin but 4 years late to the party -2103;1366851618;MJR_;or they create something they control, and it completely misses the point -2102;1366851642;asciilifeform;MJR_: you can profit from an altchain without controlling it (in the sense that Warcraft gold is controlled) - simply through pre-mining. -2101;1366851658;MJR_;well...that is what ripple did -2100;1366851671;MJR_;and most people i've talked to dislike the fact that the coins were premined -2099;1366851679;MJR_;among ripples other problems -2098;1366851720;MJR_;but the fact remains, that if you don't control the system, it probably won't be very profitable for a company, and if you do control it, bitcoin will remain unique -2097;1366851729;asciilifeform;my prediction: PayPal will take 'paypalcoin' as deposits/withdrawals, and it will pre-mine the first million or so. they will say "take it or leave it," and plenty will take it. -2096;1366851743;MJR_;i think more will leave it -2095;1366851749;MJR_;what exactly would that benefit them? -2094;1366851775;asciilifeform;MJR_: free money -2093;1366851778;MJR_;you can currently fund paypal with dollars -2092;1366851787;MJR_;why would someone want to trust paypal with their money -2091;1366851803;MJR_;most people like bitcoin because they can leave paypal -2090;1366851825;MJR_;so maybe some will choose that, but i think you combine the technical difficulty of bitcoin with the centralization and control of the current system -2089;1366851847;MJR_;and if they do a blockchain like system, people will know how many coins they've premined -2088;1366851850;asciilifeform;paypal wants to live. so it will set itself up as a very odd sort of bitcoin exchange, where you have to buy into their scrip to play. -2087;1366851854;MJR_;if they don't...why trust them in the first place -2086;1366851876;ThickAsThieves;paypal won't do anything -2085;1366851876;MJR_;point is, bitcoin will remain unique -2084;1366851881;ThickAsThieves;they are too big -2083;1366851894;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: i agree...but theoretically if they wanted to, it'd be a waste of time -2082;1366851897;ThickAsThieves;there's like what, one agile big business? -2081;1366851907;ThickAsThieves;Google -2080;1366851933;asciilifeform;ebay is a de-facto monopoly, so an altcoin which one can use on ebay (via paypal) will have a serious advantage. -2079;1366851939;MJR_;how? -2078;1366851943;MJR_;i seriously don't get it -2077;1366851951;MJR_;i can use cash on ebay -2076;1366851962;MJR_;why would i change from cash to ebaycoin -2075;1366851972;MJR_;what benefit would it give me as a consumer? -2074;1366851989;asciilifeform;seems like most ebay users insist on electronic payment -2073;1366851989;jborkl;I personally use Chuck E Cheese tokens -2072;1366851990;MJR_;how would they get people to choose this product over cash? -2071;1366852003;MJR_;unless they decide to stop taking cash (srsly doubt that) -2070;1366852025;MJR_;yes...electronic cash -2069;1366852033;MJR_;which is what everyone uses for online shopping now -2068;1366852052;error4733;colored coin ! -2067;1366852052;ThickAsThieves;the advantage -2066;1366852056;ThickAsThieves;would be in the fees -2065;1366852071;MJR_;so what benefit would a consumer have to say "it's the same price either way, i want to complicate the process of buying something" -2064;1366852075;MJR_;fees for the company -2063;1366852084;MJR_;so you lower fees for the consumer -2062;1366852085;ThickAsThieves;paypal could undermine the credit card industry -2061;1366852090;MJR_;yes, but why would i carfe -2060;1366852091;MJR_;care -2059;1366852100;ThickAsThieves;because you'd pay less fees -2058;1366852107;MJR_;good for them, you made more money, still don't see a value proposition -2057;1366852118;MJR_;how would i get cash INTO their coins? -2056;1366852119;ThickAsThieves;saving money is not a value? -2055;1366852130;MJR_;how does the cash get converted to their coins -2054;1366852137;MJR_;i pay the fees there -2053;1366852156;MJR_;and then get to buy something slightly cheaper, after using more time and adding complexity -2052;1366852175;ThickAsThieves;you need expand your perspective -2051;1366852191;ThickAsThieves;yknow how people are trying bitcoin credit cards? -2050;1366852196;ThickAsThieves;paypal could take that over -2049;1366852210;MJR_;i'm telling you...if you are saying that the pool of available value is the fees that ebay will not pay credit cards...then they will want a big piece of that -2048;1366852222;ThickAsThieves;they are already making inroads by releasing paypal credit cvards -2047;1366852232;jborkl;Why would you need a bitcoin credit card- just use a phone with NFC or scan to send -2046;1366852234;MJR_;but, you haven't in any way made the process better for the consumer because I will just use my credit card to buy your ebaycoins -2045;1366852254;ThickAsThieves;*We* dont need any of this -2044;1366852261;ThickAsThieves;but joe sixpack might -2043;1366852264;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: so if i can have a bitcoin credit card (which I know they are working on) then why would i choose to use ebaycoins -2042;1366852284;MJR_;point is, these "alt chains" exist and have for quite some time -2041;1366852286;Diablo-D3;;;ticker -2040;1366852287;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 151.19991, Best ask: 151.19992, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 151.19991, 24 hour volume: 233424.28099254, 24 hour low: 140.20000, 24 hour high: 166.43438, 24 hour vwap: 151.56597 -2039;1366852290;MJR_;they are called frequent flier miles -2038;1366852295;ThickAsThieves;its a branding and positioning conversation -2037;1366852295;MJR_;rewards points -2036;1366852305;ThickAsThieves;not just about value comparisons -2035;1366852315;MJR_;there is nothing they are doing that is new or useful by creating an alt chain -2034;1366852328;MJR_;oh yeah, gift cards too -2033;1366852328;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.143 BTC [+] -2032;1366852331;truff1es;we should ban altcoins -2031;1366852334;MJR_;nah -2030;1366852342;ThickAsThieves;well they dont even NEED to do it as an alt -2029;1366852351;ThickAsThieves;they could just legitimize bitcoin -2028;1366852354;MJR_;true -2027;1366852359;MJR_;but therein lies the difference -2026;1366852368;MJR_;adopting bitcoin makes sense -2025;1366852373;ThickAsThieves;not exactly -2024;1366852375;MJR_;you will save fees -2023;1366852382;MJR_;and have faster clearing -2022;1366852388;ThickAsThieves;Paypal isnt gonna trust their money with Luke-Jr -2021;1366852390;ThickAsThieves;sorry -2020;1366852391;MJR_;lol -2019;1366852394;MJR_;there is my point -2018;1366852413;mod6;who the fuck cares about paypal? -2017;1366852415;jurov;public transactioin record can be interesting.. but what about chargebacks? -2016;1366852420;MJR_;bitcoin either remains unique in its decentralization, or someone creates an identical system that doesn't add value -2015;1366852437;joecool;mod6: i don't even think paypal cares about paypal -2014;1366852440;MJR_;lol -2013;1366852445;MJR_;anyways, thats my point -2012;1366852449;MJR_;amazon already has amazoncoins -2011;1366852451;ThickAsThieves;its just a conversation -2010;1366852451;MJR_;no one cares -2009;1366852456;ThickAsThieves;it wont bite -2008;1366852460;Diablo-D3;amazoncoins arent coins -2007;1366852463;Diablo-D3;they're xbox live points -2006;1366852466;Diablo-D3;its not the same thing -2005;1366852468;MJR_;which is what i am saying -2004;1366852481;MJR_;you can create customer rewards programs all day long...that is not bitcoin -2003;1366852482;ThickAsThieves;this is why paypal would consider an altcoin -2002;1366852484;ThickAsThieves;before bitcoin -2001;1366852486;KRS1;i just started mining bytecoins! -2000;1366852491;mod6;http://youtu.be/h5tcAXMDxfY -1999;1366852532;MJR_;my point is...paypal won't say "we can create a customer rewards point system, but let's do it in the most confusing and difficult way as opposed to just creating a new table in a database" -1998;1366852533;ThickAsThieves;they make palcoins to have the features of bitcoin, without the risks of how bitcoin is run -1997;1366852551;MJR_;the biggest feature of bitcoin is that paypal doesn't control it! -1996;1366852555;ThickAsThieves;(dont forget i started my comments with, paypal won't do shit) -1995;1366852560;MJR_;good point -1994;1366852573;MJR_;the beautiful thing that makes bitcoin great is that NO ONE runs it -1993;1366852580;ThickAsThieves;thats not true at all -1992;1366852589;MJR_;the minute someone says "i run this" you just completely missed the point -1991;1366852593;ThickAsThieves;teh devs and miners run it -1990;1366852597;ThickAsThieves;and gox -1989;1366852601;MJR_;no... -1988;1366852608;ThickAsThieves;you can tell yourself that -1987;1366852609;MJR_;they adopted a protocol that they don't control -1986;1366852620;MJR_;i'm a miner, i think i should get 100 coins for this block -1985;1366852629;MJR_;i "control" this system don't I? -1984;1366852634;ThickAsThieves;lol -1983;1366852638;MJR_;exactly -1982;1366852639;ThickAsThieves;dont jump to extremes -1981;1366852641;Diablo-D3;MJR_: are you on drugs? -1980;1366852647;MJR_;no...not yet at least -1979;1366852648;Diablo-D3;or do you just like shitting out strawmans? -1978;1366852653;MJR_;hahahaha -1977;1366852668;MJR_;my point is that a decentralized system can be said to be run by everyone, or no one, same difference -1976;1366852694;MJR_;but seriuosly, if i control it, i can say "i want more than 21 million" or "you can't use it on silk road" -1975;1366852700;MJR_;etc -1974;1366852703;ThickAsThieves;bitcoin WANTS to be decentralized -1973;1366852714;ThickAsThieves;but needed to be under control to actually get off the ground -1972;1366852717;MJR_;the protocol can be implemented by anyone anywhere -1971;1366852728;MJR_;huh? it is off the ground...and it isn't under anyone's control -1970;1366852740;ThickAsThieves;cmon -1969;1366852742;ThickAsThieves;really? -1968;1366852767;MJR_;its been around for 4 years...its still small, but any company that had the run that bitcoin has would be pretty happy -1967;1366852771;ThickAsThieves;so who caused AND fixed the fork -1966;1366852778;ThickAsThieves;everyone? -1965;1366852783;MJR_;lol, they suggested that people move back and those people agreed -1964;1366852789;MJR_;they didn't have to -1963;1366852797;ThickAsThieves;devs and mining pools did it -1962;1366852803;ThickAsThieves;you had no say -1961;1366852806;ThickAsThieves;i had no say -1960;1366852806;MJR_;perhaps we need to understand what "control" means -1959;1366852816;ThickAsThieves;no -1958;1366852823;ThickAsThieves;you want it to mean total control -1957;1366852829;MJR_;if one of those people controlled it, they wouldn't have had to ask -1956;1366852840;ThickAsThieves;devs dont need to ask -1955;1366852843;MJR_;and you could have kept on mining the longer chain until it became invalid -1954;1366852848;MJR_;devs did ask -1953;1366852849;ThickAsThieves;they barely need to ask each other -1952;1366852853;MJR_;huh? -1951;1366852859;MJR_;they turned off the miners machines? -1950;1366852866;MJR_;they didn't have to ask the mining pool operators -1949;1366852872;gribble;There are currently 159761.04 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 14120174.0375 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0096 seconds -1948;1366852872;MJR_;they just turned them off themselves -1947;1366852876;ThickAsThieves;they didnt have to change the software either -1946;1366852884;MJR_;you don't have to use the software they create -1945;1366852888;gribble;There are currently 57796.802 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 7146181.94725 USD in total. | Data vintage: 16.2669 seconds -1944;1366852895;MJR_;bitcoin is a protocol -1943;1366852896;gribble;There are currently 47694.042 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 8461014.99825 USD in total. | Data vintage: 24.4125 seconds -1942;1366852902;MJR_;anyone can write their own software -1941;1366852903;gribble;There are currently 57833003 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 19845908.6143 USD in total. | Data vintage: 31.6619 seconds -1940;1366852908;ThickAsThieves;yes -1939;1366852918;gribble;There are currently 74644.128 bitcoins offered at or under 250.0 USD, worth 14832772.4797 USD in total. | Data vintage: 46.1288 seconds -1938;1366852920;MJR_;so what do the devs control? their implementation of the bitcoin protocol -1937;1366852925;MJR_;fine -1936;1366852939;ThickAsThieves;and whomever trusts their latest version -1935;1366852942;ThickAsThieves;or influence -1934;1366852942;MJR_;what do mining pool operators control? the hashes they produce...no biggie -1933;1366852949;MJR_;that is the key word -1932;1366852950;MJR_;influence -1931;1366852951;ThickAsThieves;how is it not a biggie? -1930;1366852965;ThickAsThieves;they "saved bitcoin" -1929;1366852968;MJR_;i can ask, suggest, beg, demand...but i can't FORCE -1928;1366853003;ThickAsThieves;control only requires the ability to manipulate the controls -1927;1366853007;ThickAsThieves;not break them -1926;1366853009;MJR_;and if everyone decides to go in one direction, i can mine my own forked chain and have my own little world...or i can go with the majority -1925;1366853033;ThickAsThieves;sounds like a great format for paypal to trust -1924;1366853033;MJR_;no...that is like saying that since I can vote in elections I control who is president of the US -1923;1366853046;ThickAsThieves;... -1922;1366853054;MJR_;the point is, they had to ask at every step of the way -1921;1366853068;MJR_;next time the pool operators could say no -1920;1366853072;MJR_;that is the point -1919;1366853075;ThickAsThieves;who did the devs ask about releasing .8? -1918;1366853084;MJR_;they released THEIR software -1917;1366853095;MJR_;they are allowed to release whatever they want -1916;1366853096;ThickAsThieves;and the pools ate it up -1915;1366853100;MJR_;you can choose to download it, or not -1914;1366853106;ThickAsThieves;anyway -1913;1366853114;ThickAsThieves;if you want bitcoin to be decentralized -1912;1366853116;MJR_;last i checked they didn't come to your house and install it without your consent -1911;1366853123;ThickAsThieves;it needs to have an exchange built into it somehow -1910;1366853131;MJR_;huh? -1909;1366853131;iz;they don't? who the hell was that guy then?!? -1908;1366853177;ThickAsThieves;if people still follow software upgrades -1907;1366853184;ThickAsThieves;it is not decentralized -1906;1366853192;iz;uh.. -1905;1366853209;iz;maybe there is some confusion about what decentralized means in the bitcoin context -1904;1366853218;ThickAsThieves;i see it as -1903;1366853238;ThickAsThieves;the ability for a party to manipulate it enought to affect all users -1902;1366853243;iz;are you saying bitcoin isn't decentralized, because all the clients follow the same protocol? -1901;1366853249;iz;er.. bittorrent, i mean -1900;1366853256;iz;either way -1899;1366853258;iz;same difference -1898;1366853260;iz;same point -1897;1366853261;ThickAsThieves;because there are a handful of people deciding its fate -1896;1366853271;iz;that's not what decentralized vs centralized means though -1895;1366853296;iz;just because a handful of ppl decide something's fate, doesn't mean it can't be a decentralized system -1894;1366853308;ThickAsThieves;it can be one but not act like one -1893;1366853312;ThickAsThieves;i suppose -1892;1366853331;iz;how would you define a decentralized system that acts like one in your mind then? -1891;1366853339;iz;can you give any examples of such a thing existing? -1890;1366853351;ThickAsThieves;hmm -1889;1366853420;ThickAsThieves;i can find holes in any example that comes to mindf -1888;1366853420;augustocroppo;Define "decentralized" system. -1887;1366853428;iz;yeah, exactly -1886;1366853449;augustocroppo;It is not central to what? -1885;1366853453;iz;i think your idea of a "perfect decentralized system" doesn't exist really -1884;1366853457;ThickAsThieves;not centrally controlled -1883;1366853458;iz;because it's too abstract -1882;1366853475;augustocroppo;So there is no control? -1881;1366853476;iz;and you are abstracting what "centralized" vs "decentralized" means far too much -1880;1366853489;kakobrekla;go troll -dev -1879;1366853496;ThickAsThieves;but the conversation did move to that -1878;1366853515;ThickAsThieves;mainly i was saying that devs have ability to ruin bitcoin -1877;1366853520;ThickAsThieves;and mjr disagreed -1876;1366853548;ThickAsThieves;anywho -1875;1366853550;ThickAsThieves;i'll stop -1874;1366853667;augustocroppo;So, no more debate? -1873;1366853683;ThickAsThieves;got too semantic -1872;1366853695;augustocroppo;Someone told me that IRC is where the most important subjects related to Bitcoin are discussed. -1871;1366853705;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.4548 = 3.1836 BTC [+] -1870;1366853710;truff1es;"most important" -1869;1366853714;ThickAsThieves;this room has been kinda dead lately -1868;1366853732;kakobrekla;too much ppl -1867;1366853756;truff1es;there arent too many people in here compared to otc -1866;1366853766;ThickAsThieves;or bitcoin-anal -1865;1366853778;truff1es;haha -1864;1366853800;ThickAsThieves;turns out the bitcoin-anal crew actually are a little anal -1863;1366853800;truff1es;they actually seem to like discussing things in there -1862;1366853816;MJR_;what is bitcoin-anal? -1861;1366853819;ThickAsThieves;its half noobs and half chart firends -1860;1366853822;truff1es;analysis -1859;1366853822;ThickAsThieves;fiends* -1858;1366853834;MJR_;sorry had to run downstairs -1857;1366853850;MJR_;anyway, my point is that a free market is the most efficient system so far -1856;1366853868;MJR_;so, bitcoin is closest to that ideal...if people don't like the devs, they will build their own software -1855;1366853876;MJR_;(this is extremely likely) -1854;1366853887;truff1es;if you build it, they will come -1853;1366853896;Scrat;please no more litecoin clones -1852;1366853896;MJR_;if people don't like the mining pools decisions, they will join a different one -1851;1366853914;mod6;think of HTTP or SMTP before modern clients, guys either used something like lynx or elm -1850;1366853919;ThickAsThieves;will take some big mistakes along the way -1849;1366853921;MJR_;Scrat: no, not an alt chain...you can build bitcoin software yourself -1848;1366853943;MJR_;mod6: exactly -1847;1366853987;MJR_;http is a protocol, i can write a browser to use that protocol -1846;1366853987;mod6;eventually they'll get us that spec and some more dev's will be off to the races on their own client -1845;1366854009;ThickAsThieves;the conversation did stem from how an entity like Paypal would never touch bitcoin because of these factors -1844;1366854015;MJR_;saying that the guys who made netscape navigator could have ruined the internet is pretty unlikely -1843;1366854037;jurov;no, ie6 almost ruined it :D -1842;1366854037;ThickAsThieves;not comparable -1841;1366854050;MJR_;jurov: LOL yeas -1840;1366854057;MJR_;it is exactly the same thing -1839;1366854059;mod6;lol or netscape6 ... eek! -1838;1366854062;MJR_;a protocol -1837;1366854065;KRS1;nutscrape sucked -1836;1366854065;truff1es;the pain and suffering "shivers" -1835;1366854065;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.4548 = 2.7288 BTC [+] -1834;1366854068;augustocroppo;Free market is not a "system"... -1833;1366854072;MJR_;it is -1832;1366854075;truff1es;*shivers* -1831;1366854078;augustocroppo;From where you got that? -1830;1366854079;kakobrekla;v0.8 almost ruined it -1829;1366854092;KRS1;i just started the channel #bitcoin-anal, everyobody's welcome to come -1828;1366854103;ThickAsThieves;come in you anal? -1827;1366854107;MJR_;A free market is a market structure in which the distribution and costs of goods and services, along with the structure and hierarchy between capital and consumer goods, are coordinated by supply and demand unhindered by external regulation or control by government or monopolies -1826;1366854108;error4733;call MP -1825;1366854108;KRS1;yes it will be fun -1824;1366854110;mod6;haha -1823;1366854115;jurov;i prefer #bitcoin-circlejerk -1822;1366854123;truff1es; too unnatural sorry -1821;1366854123;KRS1;those are for the alt-coins -1820;1366854127;kakobrekla;;;ud circlejerk -1819;1366854128;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=circlejerk | To kneel in a circle with others and pleasure oneself. Also refers to a pompous, self-congratulatory discussion where little to no progress is made. -1818;1366854131;MJR_;that is basically describing a system -1817;1366854137;KRS1;;;ud paleface -1816;1366854137;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=paleface | A common term used by native Americans to classify white people. -1815;1366854145;augustocroppo;Right, and what exactly the "free" means in all that structure? -1814;1366854163;MJR_;it means that there is no external regulation -1813;1366854170;truff1es;free... -1812;1366854177;truff1es;that word should be banned -1811;1366854180;MJR_;within this system, everyone is able to impact it as much as they can -1810;1366854197;ThickAsThieves;guys, getting semantic about everything is worse than a circlejerk -1809;1366854201;MJR_;your ability to impact it is only limited by YOUR ability to impact it -1808;1366854210;MJR_;i'm not trying to get semantic -1807;1366854213;MJR_;but i agree totally -1806;1366854215;truff1es;i am -1805;1366854221;augustocroppo;Free of external regulation? But what boundaries define what is out and what is in? -1804;1366854222;jurov;/o\ -1803;1366854225;MJR_;lol -1802;1366854227;ThickAsThieves;what is a system? what is free? what is is? -1801;1366854231;MJR_;hahaha -1800;1366854233;MJR_;good point -1799;1366854244;MJR_;point is, competition... -1798;1366854246;KRS1;the answer lies in...#bitcoin-anal -1797;1366854255;KRS1;Everyone gets it in the end -1796;1366854257;ThickAsThieves;i dont do anal -1795;1366854258;MJR_;hehehe -1794;1366854261;augustocroppo;I think this concept of "free" market is just a fictional idea... -1793;1366854264;jurov;and it isn't always most effective anyway. -1792;1366854265;mod6;does -anal come with fees? -1791;1366854272;KRS1;in one way or another, jack -1790;1366854277;mod6;;D -1789;1366854282;KRS1;lol -1788;1366854311;MJR_;well...since i said it is a system, which is what you disagreed with, systems are abstract concepts...the current implementation of our economy has some features that are based on a free market economy -1787;1366854322;truff1es; join #bitcoin-analysis more discussions that you desire imo -1786;1366854352;MJR_;anyway, since anyone can create software to use the bitcoin protocol, people will create the best one, as long as its worthwhile for them -1785;1366854358;ThickAsThieves;careful, if you arent predicting where the price is going, btc-anal crew gets antsy -1784;1366854375;MJR_;since anyone can start a mining pool, the best mining pool will win -1783;1366854384;MJR_;etc -1782;1366854392;augustocroppo;Thank you by the tip, I am lost in the Freenode server... -1781;1366854393;MJR_;everyone is free to compete with everyone -1780;1366854401;jurov;nope.easiest one will win -1779;1366854405;truff1es;yea there are many channels for bitcoin -1778;1366854406;ThickAsThieves;^ -1777;1366854417;MJR_;lol, bitcoin is slowly taking over freenode -1776;1366854451;ThickAsThieves;or the most promoted pool, or the 'coolest' pool -1775;1366854453;jurov;yea. "don't call me skynet. i'm gribble." -1774;1366854466;jurov;;;gribble -1773;1366854466;gribble;yes I am gribble. why do you keep bothering me? -1772;1366854469;MJR_;if your promotion or your marketing cause you to get the most people to join, its the best -1771;1366854473;truff1es;im not sure what the discussion was about, free market rules in bitcoin? -1770;1366854488;ThickAsThieves;its about nothing at this point -1769;1366854499;jurov;about cats -1768;1366854505;MJR_;basically...decentralized vs centralized (why a coin controlled by paypal is pointless, and if they don't control it, they are not adding any value) -1767;1366854517;ThickAsThieves;started with whether paypal would use bitcoin somehow, or make their own coin -1766;1366854520;ThickAsThieves;and whether or why -1765;1366854537;truff1es;hmmm -1764;1366854545;truff1es;why does bitcoin ned to be controlled... -1763;1366854548;truff1es;need -1762;1366854549;MJR_;it doesn't -1761;1366854552;ThickAsThieves;it doesnt -1760;1366854558;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.0099 BTC [-] -1759;1366854567;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-GOLD] 1 @ 0.008 BTC [-] -1758;1366854571;MJR_;that is the best feature of it in my opinion, that it isn't controlled -1757;1366854580;ThickAsThieves;except that it sorta is -1756;1366854585;ThickAsThieves;:P -1755;1366854586;MJR_;again...? -1754;1366854587;kakobrekla;aw shutup -1753;1366854603;truff1es;i like paypal, its very user friendly -1752;1366854605;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4548 BTC [+] -1751;1366854607;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.4548 = 2.7288 BTC [+] -1750;1366854608;MJR_;i think we just disagree on what control is -1749;1366854620;ThickAsThieves;paypal could make bitcoin "user friendly" -1748;1366854632;truff1es;how -1747;1366854633;MJR_;since i don't have to use bitcoin-qt, they don't control me -1746;1366854645;MJR_;and i agree that paypal accepting bitcoin could be a good thing -1745;1366854651;ThickAsThieves;by integrating it with their own system -1744;1366854657;MJR_;^^agree -1743;1366854665;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4548 BTC [+] -1742;1366854668;ThickAsThieves;you dont need a wallet or to understand anything about bitcoin -1741;1366854675;ThickAsThieves;if paypal just adds it to your account -1740;1366854677;MJR_;point is, if i don't like paypal's policies i don't have to use them either -1739;1366854698;MJR_;if i want to send money to silk road, and paypal says no, i can still just do it myself -1738;1366854720;MJR_;if i don't like that paypal reverses transactions, i simply don't use them -1737;1366854729;MJR_;they could reverse bitcoin transactions if they hold the account -1736;1366854737;MJR_;some people would appreciate that -1735;1366854745;ThickAsThieves;good point -1734;1366854750;truff1es;paypal would make bitcoin more popular other than that.. -1733;1366854762;MJR_;it would -1732;1366854777;MJR_;i think it may even eventually be necessary for paypal to integrate with bitcoin -1731;1366854793;MJR_;but the point is that they are just as free as anyone else to adopt the protocol -1730;1366854807;KRS1;how could the network keep pace with all the transactions..as it is, it takes my btc 30 mins minimum -1729;1366854808;ThickAsThieves;paypal introcuding reversable transactions to "verfied" Xcoin accounts would be seen as a great feature to some -1728;1366854819;ThickAsThieves;paypal could mitigate that as well -1727;1366854823;MJR_;you could do that with bitcoins -1726;1366854837;MJR_;or any bank really -1725;1366854840;KRS1;visa transactions for instance get recorded at mind boggling speeds and numbers -1724;1366854842;MJR_;i just take it out of your account -1723;1366854867;KRS1;they can barely make computers/networks to keep up with them all -1722;1366854867;MJR_;you could also use bitcoins for fractional reserve banking -1721;1366854871;KRS1;i couldnt see bitcoin doing that -1720;1366854879;MJR_;bitcoin doesn't do anything -1719;1366854881;MJR_;it just exists -1718;1366854891;KRS1;dont the transactions go through the network -1717;1366854892;MJR_;everyone is free to do what they want with it -1716;1366854895;KRS1;or blockchain -1715;1366854931;ThickAsThieves;they dont have to if the coins are within a service -1714;1366854934;MJR_;yes, they do...and the network doesn't care what transactions you do...the point of anyone like paypal creating reversible transactions is that they hold your account...they don't need to put that on the blockchain -1713;1366854939;MJR_;like mt. gox currently does -1712;1366854964;ThickAsThieves;like every exchange does i think -1711;1366854966;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 19 @ 0.4548 = 8.6412 BTC [+] -1710;1366854967;MJR_;in fact, eventually a small portion of all transactions will go to the blockchain -1709;1366854968;ThickAsThieves;inluding BTCT, etc -1708;1366854993;MJR_;most will simply be accounting entries in businesses, the same way the current economy works -1707;1366854994;ThickAsThieves;everyone except satoshidice -1706;1366854996;ThickAsThieves;hehe -1705;1366855000;MJR_;for now... -1704;1366855003;MJR_;;) -1703;1366855006;ThickAsThieves;indeed -1702;1366855038;truff1es; in fact, eventually a small portion of all transactions will go to the blockchain>> please elaborate -1701;1366855046;MJR_;so, if i can attract people to my bank, where i won't keep a bitcoin to back every bitcoin credit you have in your account...i can do that -1700;1366855047;KRS1;all im sayin is it takes a bunch of time for a bitcoin transaction to go through..credit card transactions are as fast as lightning -1699;1366855061;MJR_;mt gox transfers are fast as lightning -1698;1366855077;ThickAsThieves;;;goxlag -1697;1366855078;gribble;MtGox lag is 0 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.0 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ... nowhere, really (0 AU). -1696;1366855086;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.41750001 = 1.2525 BTC [-] -1695;1366855087;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.4175 = 0.835 BTC [-] -1694;1366855088;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.40001001 = 0.8 BTC [-] -1693;1366855089;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 8 @ 0.40001 = 3.2001 BTC [-] -1692;1366855123;MJR_;for truff1es and KRS1: even though the transaction seems fast on your side, visa doesn't actually move the money when you swipe the card...that process usually takes place when the business gets the deposit from the bank that used visa or mastercard -1691;1366855127;KRS1;ic -1690;1366855133;KRS1;thats true -1689;1366855137;MJR_;that process can take a lot longer than a day -1688;1366855159;MJR_;not to put too fine a point on it, but visa and mastercard don't actually deal with money at all -1687;1366855160;KRS1;so its customer -> your service/network -> bitcoin for the end transaction -> bitcoin -1686;1366855178;MJR_;they are transaction networks -1685;1366855184;KRS1;right -1684;1366855190;ThickAsThieves;basically its only bitcoin when you move the money out of their system -1683;1366855192;MJR_;a "visa card" is not issued by visa...a bank issues it -1682;1366855198;MJR_;yes -1681;1366855199;error4733;a new toy ! http://www.btcoracle.com/ -1680;1366855214;MJR_;in the same way that if i deposit money in my bank account, they don't store that cash in a box with my name on it -1679;1366855265;MJR_;that is basically how fractional reserve banking started... -1678;1366855280;MJR_;and you can do that with bitcoin, if you can convince people to deposit their money into your care -1677;1366855372;truff1es;complicated stuff itc -1676;1366855399;truff1es; basically its only bitcoin when you move the money out of their system>> whose system? -1675;1366855413;Diablo-D3;your mother. -1674;1366855427;MJR_;mt gox for example -1673;1366855461;MJR_;the coins you have on mt. gox are technically more like coin certificates... -1672;1366855463;truff1es;no idea how it works there so im just going with what is said itc -1671;1366855473;MJR_;yes, i agree -1670;1366855505;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.44999979 = 2.25 BTC [+] -1669;1366855507;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 5 @ 0.4499998 = 2.25 BTC [+] -1668;1366855508;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 31 @ 0.455 = 14.105 BTC [+] -1667;1366855527;MJR_;just saying, the fact you don't know the private key to the address you send to (correct me if that is not the case) means that you have given up control over your coins and are trusting them to send them where you want, when you want -1666;1366855585;truff1es;so it acts like an intermediary -1665;1366855591;MJR_;yes -1664;1366855610;truff1es;for trading purposes right -1663;1366855618;MJR_;simple rule of thumb, if you konw the private key, they are yours, if you don't you are trusting someone to do as you wish in the future -1662;1366855636;ThickAsThieves;blockchain.info is in between -1661;1366855645;MJR_;truff1es: yes, intermediary -1660;1366855650;ThickAsThieves;they *share* the private key with you -1659;1366855677;MJR_;and yes, blockchain.info's mywallet's CLAIM (and no reason to doubt this so far) that they do not know your private key -1658;1366855679;truff1es;private key of other end user? -1657;1366855689;MJR_;no private key to the address you have with them -1656;1366855704;MJR_;they encrypt in your browser, not on their server -1655;1366855719;kakobrekla;you can check js sauce? -1654;1366855728;MJR_;not sure...haven't checked -1653;1366855729;ThickAsThieves;they must store in a server somewhere -1652;1366855740;ThickAsThieves;i can sign into blockchain from anywhere -1651;1366855741;MJR_;they can store the wallet.dat encrypted -1650;1366855742;error4733;they send backup by mail -1649;1366855750;MJR_;and they have no access to it -1648;1366855757;truff1es;im not getting it, why do that when everyone has wallet.dat's? -1647;1366855789;MJR_;huh? your wallet.dat file is stored on their server so you can access it from anywhere using a browser -1646;1366855803;truff1es;ok -1645;1366855805;MJR_;it is encrypted using a passphrase that only you know -1644;1366855814;truff1es;so for protection? -1643;1366855830;MJR_;so, if their system is honest and does what they say it does, they have no ability to send your coins -1642;1366855884;MJR_;in effect, they are providing the service of access to your wallet.dat file from anywhere, as well as a client software that can craft transactions for you, but they do not have the ability to spend your coins -1641;1366855907;ThickAsThieves;how do they accomplish their mixing service? -1640;1366855917;MJR_;for a similar system (there are many) look at kim dotcom's MEGA -1639;1366855932;truff1es;okay thanks for the explainations -1638;1366855938;MJR_;i think you have to specifically mix the coins, and in that case you are trusting them to send coins where you asked them to be sent -1637;1366855946;MJR_;they charge a fee for that -1636;1366855970;MJR_;the mixing service is not the same as their mywallet product -1635;1366855997;ThickAsThieves;isnt the mixing service in their wallets too? -1634;1366856010;ThickAsThieves;i think it's called Shared Send or sumth -1633;1366856010;MJR_;...no, i don't think it could be -1632;1366856022;MJR_;the wallet is not a transaction -1631;1366856036;MJR_;if you choose to send the coins, you are crafting a transaction -1630;1366856057;MJR_;the transaction is where you are specifying that you will send THEM the coins, and trust them to forward them where you want them to go -1629;1366856068;truff1es;uncool -1628;1366856076;MJR_;well, it has its uses -1627;1366856087;truff1es;talking about joecool -1626;1366856091;MJR_;if you need a higher level of guaranteed anonymity, it is a great idea -1625;1366856094;MJR_;lol -1624;1366856129;MJR_;but of course you should probably use a nice big round number, or a bunch of 1btc transactions -1623;1366856140;MJR_;or else it would be simple to see where the coins end up -1622;1366856141;joecool;truff1es: oh i was trying to scam on neofutur's nick -1621;1366856151;joecool;backquotes are all the rage for scamming atm -1620;1366856170;truff1es;ok gl -1619;1366856276;MJR_;i think eventually, there will be the equivalent of "lawyers" for crafting really complicated transactions -1618;1366856281;MJR_;multisig etc -1617;1366856284;truff1es;so what i learned today, mt gox is good for easy access to wallets -1616;1366856298;MJR_;yeah -1615;1366856312;MJR_;it usually comes down to convenience vs security -1614;1366856331;MJR_;it is very convenient to use a wallet you dn't control...but if they are hacked your coins are gone -1613;1366856364;MJR_;but it is really inconvenient to go to a safe deposit box to get a paper wallet you left there, but you will almost certainly not be hacked -1612;1366856365;truff1es;they being mt gox? -1611;1366856371;MJR_;whoever you trust -1610;1366856420;truff1es;id be nervous if i had a lot of digital money these days -1609;1366856426;truff1es;lots of hacking afoot -1608;1366856435;MJR_;so that is the tradeoff...how much convenience or security do you need, the best way is to keep large portions in a paper wallet. a little bit on your home computer encrypted, and spending money in an online wallet -1607;1366856445;joecool;you do know you could just encrypt your wallet.dat and store offline or online in multiple spots easily -1606;1366856453;MJR_;joecool: yes -1605;1366856471;MJR_;but every copy means one more copy that COULD be compromised -1604;1366856481;joecool;i guess -1603;1366856488;MJR_;joecool: i don't have a paper wallet -1602;1366856503;assbot;[BTCTC] [GSDPT] 8 @ 0.003333 = 0.0267 BTC [+] -1601;1366856517;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 5 @ 0.01629 = 0.0815 BTC [-] -1600;1366856523;error4733;u gonna have a baaaad time -1599;1366856534;MJR_;i am just saying, if i had 11,000 bitcoins...10,500 would be only accessible with a multisig transaction with the horcruxes split up into 7 locations lol -1598;1366856555;joecool;seems like a solid thing to do -1597;1366856556;MJR_;error4733: i don't hold a lot of bitcoins...i have bitcoin denominated assets -1596;1366856570;joecool;the biggest loss i had was in that whole bitcoinica debacle -1595;1366856571;MJR_;check out the winklevii security system -1594;1366856595;joecool;pretty much don't put your coin in anything you don't manage if you can't stand to lose it -1593;1366856598;mod6;joecool: you got zhou tong'd!? -1592;1366856603;joecool;p.much -1591;1366856611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8650 @ 0.00071 = 6.1415 BTC [+] -1590;1366856611;mod6;dang -1589;1366856613;MJR_;he's back by the way -1588;1366856618;jurov;mjr_ these? http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/blog/the-winklevii-strike-again-to-corner-the-bitcoin-market -1587;1366856620;MJR_;just saw him on bitcointalk -1586;1366856624;joecool;MJR_: i thought he was in hiding -1585;1366856629;joecool;i would be if i were him -1584;1366856632;mod6;he's a scammer, and should be labeled as such -1583;1366856650;joecool;someone's probably gonna kill him if he shows his face in public -1582;1366856670;joecool;sure someone didn't just jack his account? -1581;1366856690;mod6;;;tslb -1580;1366856694;MJR_;saved them on small flash drives, putting the drives, in turn, in safe deposit boxes at banks in three different cities. -1579;1366856697;gribble;Time since last block: 5 minutes and 19 seconds -1578;1366856706;MJR_;thats what they did with their 11,000 coins -1577;1366856733;joecool;;;goxlag -1576;1366856733;MJR_;it didn't specify if it was a n of m scheme, but i thought i read that somewhere -1575;1366856733;gribble;MtGox lag is 1.059392 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00212300970646 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin across the outer diameter of Saturn's rings (0.0024 AU). -1574;1366856740;Scrat;MJR_: no encryption? -1573;1366856756;MJR_;Scrat: didn't specify in this article, but almost guaranteed to be encrypted -1572;1366856765;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 18 @ 0.01629 = 0.2932 BTC [-] -1571;1366856783;MJR_;anyways, i heard from credible sources that zuckerberg already matched them -1570;1366856806;Scrat;n of m (ssss) with encryption for the ultimate paranoia -1569;1366856812;MJR_;Scrat: yep -1568;1366856827;MJR_;it also makes it seem cool, since they are like horcruxes -1567;1366856839;MJR_;assuming of course that you think harry potter is cool lol -1566;1366856933;Scrat;imagine what will happen if facebook adds person to person bitcoin payments -1565;1366856952;Scrat;(which technically noone will give a shit about) -1564;1366856956;Scrat;but imagine the hype -1563;1366856983;Scrat;and lol at "credible sources" -1562;1366856999;Scrat;hello tiberiusiv -1561;1366857017;Scrat;i ate beans today -1560;1366857021;Scrat;I've been farting all day -1559;1366857130;MJR_;well, rumor, but i believe it -1558;1366857145;Namworld;The market cap is huge... people keep buying -1557;1366857153;MJR_;the money it would take to buy 11,000 is trivial to zuckerberg...and i'm sure he wouldn't want to be beaten to some new tech thing by them -1556;1366857193;pizzaman1337;;;market buy 11000 -1555;1366857195;gribble;A market order to buy 11000 bitcoins right now would take 1770138.2261 USD and would take the last price up to 166.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 160.9217 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0013 seconds -1554;1366857238;Scrat;;;ticker --last -1553;1366857238;gribble;154.80000 -1552;1366857347;mircea_popescu;one thing to keep in mind is the dynamics of it -1551;1366857349;Namworld;I don't see what we'd do with so much market cap. Not enough transactions backing it. Mostly speculative "storing of value" -1550;1366857357;mircea_popescu;market buy only tells you the state of the book. -1549;1366857373;mircea_popescu;Namworld store of value and speculation are strictly distinct. -1548;1366857403;MJR_;^^this -1547;1366857413;jurov;$avg -1546;1366857415;mpexbot;jurov: 150.44 -1545;1366857642;Namworld;Considering how well BTC seems to be a good store of value, I think anyone doing a store of value is speculating. -1544;1366857676;Namworld;They're putting it aside, thinking it will probably keep increasing in value over time due to limited supply. -1543;1366858050;mircea_popescu;in a very simple sense, the speculator takes a position in the expectation that with the passage of time the price of bitcoin will vary -1542;1366858067;mircea_popescu;the store of value user takes a position with the expectation that with the passage of time the price of bitcoin will not vary. -1541;1366858071;mircea_popescu;they are literally antithetical. -1540;1366858423;Namworld;Yeah, but people seem to be doing both -1539;1366858453;Namworld;I'm not saying I'm agreeing with what's occuring -1538;1366858532;error4733;diamond ? -1537;1366858634;error4733;fact is we can conceptualise a money now, not 200 years ago -1536;1366858697;pizzaman1337;well, it stores value, maybe it doesn't retain it -1535;1366858745;error4733;yes, but many asset value change every second -1534;1366858811;error4733;coffee, cigarete ? you need something ? -1533;1366858897;error4733;+ a limited supply -1532;1366858904;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -1531;1366858905;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 154.89999, Best ask: 154.99000, Bid-ask spread: 0.09001, Last trade: 154.89999, 24 hour volume: 225856.02255002, 24 hour low: 140.96635, 24 hour high: 166.43438, 24 hour vwap: 152.06850 -1530;1366858928;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.8439 BTC [+] -1529;1366858978;truff1es;opinion isnt too subjective either -1528;1366859018;truff1es;its not possible to create another one just because people want to? -1527;1366859038;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1749 BTC [+] -1526;1366859135;truff1es;what if i had an electric car but i like using the other sometimes couldnt be bothered if it ran or not -1525;1366859207;error4733;;;eightball tiberiusiv sold all his coin at 55$ two weeks ago ? -1524;1366859207;gribble;One would be wise to think so. -1523;1366859218;truff1es;heh -1522;1366859254;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv is wrong -1521;1366859260;thestringpuller;and what did we say tiberiusiv -1520;1366859268;thestringpuller;you have no skin in the game so you can't talk -1519;1366859269;truff1es;the points make sense but i wouldnt call it fact -1518;1366859276;thestringpuller;WHY ARE YOU TALKING? -1517;1366859282;thestringpuller;You are the broke person. -1516;1366859293;truff1es;prove it -1515;1366859325;error4733;gold is a store of value ? -1514;1366859326;thestringpuller;tiberiusiv: if your mom was a store of value there would be a huge market. -1513;1366859328;truff1es;conclusion doesnt follow -1512;1366859342;thestringpuller;gold is a store of value! -1511;1366859428;error4733;ok give me for you a good exemple for a store value ? -1510;1366859466;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 2 @ 0.46 = 0.92 BTC [+] -1509;1366859501;orkaa;everything is a store of value, it's just that the clock is ticking -1508;1366859517;kakobrekla;and orkaa is getting older -1507;1366859555;error4733;ok, have fun in your parallel universe -1506;1366859727;mircea_popescu;so a coupla weeks ago i followed a dozen or so domme bitchez on twitter -1505;1366859740;mircea_popescu;finally gave up and unfollowed them. man they're boring. -1504;1366859750;orkaa;domme bitchez? -1503;1366859754;mod6;mircea_popescu: haha -1502;1366859801;mircea_popescu;orkaa ya -1501;1366859854;orkaa;what's domme? -1500;1366859884;orkaa;ah, dominatrix stuff -1499;1366859885;thestringpuller;dumb -1498;1366859888;thestringpuller;lol -1497;1366859889;thestringpuller;jkjk -1496;1366859985;mircea_popescu;it's like... one of the many services women provide. like making sandwiches or dressing up as french maids. -1495;1366860004;orkaa;i kinda hate domme scene -1494;1366860008;mircea_popescu;why ? -1493;1366860014;orkaa;every video gets better and better and better -1492;1366860017;orkaa;and then it ends -1491;1366860022;orkaa;they don't ever fuck, fuck -1490;1366860041;mircea_popescu;well afaik it's mostly for people who don't fuck so well. -1489;1366860093;orkaa;haha -1488;1366860305;orkaa;my argument also stands for latex porn -1487;1366860312;orkaa;they don't fuck -1486;1366860322;orkaa;or if they do, it's the guy that's getting it -1485;1366860335;kakobrekla;reminds me of decafinated coffee -1484;1366860354;kakobrekla;why arent you in #bitcoin-troll -1483;1366860356;mircea_popescu;i've fucked girls in latex -1482;1366860391;mircea_popescu;most suits have this detachable bottom bit, sorta like kid spielhosen -1481;1366860428;orkaa;i know, that's why i'm so surprised the hole isn't used so often -1480;1366860445;thestringpuller;PayPal President 'Thinking About' Including Bitcoin. -1479;1366860454;thestringpuller;lol -1478;1366860477;assbot;[BTCTC] [COGNITIVE] 2 @ 0.1981 = 0.3962 BTC [+] -1477;1366860527;mircea_popescu;only problem with latex is it kinda gets the girl sweating -1476;1366860559;ThickAsThieves;smells good? -1475;1366860572;orkaa;ThickAsThieves, it wouldn't be a problem then -1474;1366860613;mircea_popescu;sweat only smells bad after a while -1473;1366860616;mircea_popescu;much like piss -1472;1366860623;ThickAsThieves;but when she unleashes her spielhosen -1471;1366860684;orkaa;mircea_popescu, piss pretty much smells bad right away -1470;1366860702;thestringpuller;ewww -1469;1366860702;ThickAsThieves;well if you eat aparagus -1468;1366860707;thestringpuller;this is where I go play video games -1467;1366860745;thestringpuller;Metro 2033 -1466;1366860756;thestringpuller;In russia apocalypse find you -1465;1366860886;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.16 = 5.8 BTC [-] -1464;1366861567;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9752 @ 0.00070367 = 6.8622 BTC [-] -1463;1366861571;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9350 @ 0.00071 = 6.6385 BTC [+] -1462;1366861734;mircea_popescu;lmao so apparently there's a huge hole in wp super cache, -1461;1366861748;mircea_popescu; as a comment allows rce -1460;1366861799;ThickAsThieves;just what wp needs, more holes -1459;1366861846;mircea_popescu;schwpeitzer! -1458;1366861851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3698 @ 0.00071384 = 2.6398 BTC [+] -1457;1366862226;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [KCIM] 10 @ 1.33597 = 13.3597 BTC [+] -1456;1366862246;sharktopuz;anyone want a chance to win a free Bitcoin ? -1455;1366862249;sharktopuz;join http://glados.cc/coinchat/r:loldong -1454;1366862255;KRS1;i'm good -1453;1366862286;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.839 BTC [-] -1452;1366862365;sharktopuz;nope -1451;1366862365;sharktopuz;not daniel daniel -1450;1366862372;sharktopuz;but hi tradefortress -1449;1366862381;sharktopuz;i just posted a link to the chat here -1448;1366895303;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -1447;1366895304;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 157.79760, Best ask: 158.48999, Bid-ask spread: 0.69239, Last trade: 158.48999, 24 hour volume: 193543.48962967, 24 hour low: 140.96635, 24 hour high: 166.43438, 24 hour vwap: 154.54250 -1446;1366895979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9800 @ 0.00067919 = 6.6561 BTC [-] -1445;1366895981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.000678 = 1.7289 BTC [-] -1444;1366896252;gribble;There are currently 0 bitcoins offered at or under 0.0 USD, worth 0.0 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0043 seconds -1443;1366896252;gribble;There are currently 48565537 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20073000.7143 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0362 seconds -1442;1366896267;gribble;There are currently 44143.255 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 7922764.29638 USD in total. | Data vintage: 14.9885 seconds -1441;1366896273;gribble;There are currently 98491.619 bitcoins offered at or under 500.0 USD, worth 22841799.0416 USD in total. | Data vintage: 21.2126 seconds -1440;1366896337;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3256 @ 0.000678 = 2.2076 BTC [-] -1439;1366896784;MJR_;whats new everyone? -1438;1366896866;gribble;There are currently 61938.58 bitcoins demanded at or over 100.0 USD, worth 7823432.35362 USD in total. | Data vintage: 96.2734 seconds -1437;1366896886;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.2989 BTC [-] -1436;1366896915;jurov;hi mjr_ , just spotted: http://www.igmarkets.co.uk/cfd/bitcoin-binary-options.html -1435;1366896957;jurov;anyone registered on ig? -1434;1366897008;MJR_;thats pretty cool -1433;1366897018;mircea_popescu;been there for a while, nobody yet reported using it. -1432;1366897030;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 1 @ 0.41 BTC [+] -1431;1366897038;assbot;[BTCTC] [BASIC-MINING] 9 @ 0.40001 = 3.6001 BTC [-] -1430;1366897055;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.299 BTC [+] -1429;1366897118;gribble;There are currently 161046.23 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 14647076.0603 USD in total. | Data vintage: 76.5995 seconds -1428;1366897142;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.309 BTC [+] -1427;1366897412;gribble;There are currently 376782.68 bitcoins demanded at or over 10.0 USD, worth 19376072.7346 USD in total. | Data vintage: 55.6013 seconds -1426;1366897421;gribble;There are currently 186963.15 bitcoins demanded at or over 40.0 USD, worth 15776400.1157 USD in total. | Data vintage: 65.5900 seconds -1425;1366897429;gribble;There are currently 219352.05 bitcoins demanded at or over 30.0 USD, worth 16876229.4503 USD in total. | Data vintage: 72.9214 seconds -1424;1366897433;gribble;There are currently 430997.15 bitcoins demanded at or over 5.0 USD, worth 19735047.4708 USD in total. | Data vintage: 77.4950 seconds -1423;1366897463;MJR_;;;bids 0 -1422;1366897463;gribble;There are currently 48566824 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 20170679.2697 USD in total. | Data vintage: 106.8246 seconds -1421;1366897501;MJR_;mircea_popescu: hey! didn't know you were on, how's it going? -1420;1366897628;KRS1;theres usually an early morning gathering of 1-n coiners -1419;1366897637;KRS1;U.S. folk -1418;1366897649;Scrat;murcans -1417;1366897730;MJR_;lol cool -1416;1366897744;MJR_;i got my best bid/ask ticker up and running -1415;1366897769;MJR_;not sure whether to think this is an ugly hack or an elegant solution (sometimes they can be the same thing?) -1414;1366897770;KRS1;neat..web? -1413;1366897775;MJR_;not really -1412;1366897786;MJR_;i'm using node.js to run a console app -1411;1366897806;KRS1;i think node.js is the best thing since peanut butter and jelly -1410;1366897816;MJR_;which i will then spit into my order book, i'm going to basically place an order on the internal book for every order i get from gox -1409;1366897829;MJR_;just to test the engine etc -1408;1366897833;MJR_;and get some market data going -1407;1366897876;Scrat;MJR_: i hope you;ve converted it to a socket pool -1406;1366897921;Scrat;on a second glance the code i gave you sucks ass :p -1405;1366897923;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.28000003 BTC [-] -1404;1366897959;KRS1;I got a fish on the line -1403;1366897962;KRS1;* deego (deego@unaffiliated/deego) has joined #bitcoin-anal -1402;1366897962;KRS1; KRS1: heh, wth is this channel? :)) -1401;1366897974;KRS1;Finally, someone to idle in my new chan -1400;1366898012;MJR_;it is really really basic right now -1399;1366898023;MJR_;Scrat: the code you gave me was super awesome and got me on the right track -1398;1366898064;MJR_;KRS1: can you explain the purpose of bitcoin-anal? -1397;1366898160;KRS1;Yes, in a matter of words, I suppose. Maybe if I explain it to Mircea Popescu he can come up with a more simple way. -1396;1366898177;MJR_;is it for obsessive compulsive people? fans of bitcoins and anal sex? -1395;1366898188;MJR_;people who want to pay for anal sex using bitcoins? -1394;1366898223;MJR_;you should put some header on the site to kinda specify, and maybe throw up a webpage for that chan -1393;1366898233;Scrat;prepare thy anii -1392;1366898262;KRS1;;;eightball what is bitcoin anal for -1391;1366898262;gribble;It shall be. -1390;1366898266;KRS1;;;eightball what is bitcoin anal for -1389;1366898266;gribble;Yes! -1388;1366898272;KRS1;see :/ -1387;1366898279;jurov;KRH1: let's make a bot that will autopost new /dntg stuff to #bitcoin-anal -1386;1366898287;MJR_;what is dntg? -1385;1366898289;jurov;thus giving it a purpose -1384;1366898290;KRS1;I guess the first rule of #bitcoin-anal is that we don't talk about #bitcoin-anal -1383;1366898297;MJR_;have i fallen far behind in IRC? -1382;1366898307;MJR_;i've been pretty busy lately lol -1381;1366898310;jurov;http://polimedia.us/dtng/ (nsfw) -1380;1366898347;Scrat;doh -1379;1366898348;KRS1;jurov: that might be just what #bitcoin-anal needs -1378;1366898351;Scrat;romanian /soc/ ? -1377;1366898390;MJR_;what does dtng stand for? oh...i feel dumb now -1376;1366898392;MJR_;dating -1375;1366898476;MJR_;whats new jurov? -1374;1366898557;MJR_;KRS1: so...using nodejs have you been able to clear the console? -1373;1366898583;MJR_;i am finding it kinda fun to see how javascripts origins shape nodejs -1372;1366898584;jurov;not there yet. it's at hello world etm. -1371;1366898589;jurov;*atm -1370;1366898620;MJR_;i really want to get around to building a site in angularjs. with node.js on the server -1369;1366898647;jurov;mjr_ so what new... user asked me to escalate a problem to mpex... that will be inevitably axed :/ -1368;1366898715;jurov;a joy, indeed -1367;1366898761;MJR_;jurov: what problem? -1366;1366898785;jurov;i'll maybe publish it after i put everything together -1365;1366898832;Scrat;MJR_: build something for the sake of building it with angular? -1364;1366898916;Scrat;i still think it's a hassle unless you're dealing with tons of forms and dynamic data -1363;1366899322;KRS1;hai! -1362;1366899354;mircea_popescu;MJR_ http://trilema.com/2013/fire-in-alabama-lets-make-the-most-of-it/ -1361;1366899356;mircea_popescu;that. -1360;1366899371;KRS1;MJR: I don't have functional knowledge of node.js..what i have seen of it is very kick ass though. -1359;1366899401;KRS1;This video is wrong on so many levels, including the random little black girl dancing https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JWKmEqKaX0w -1358;1366899553;deadweasel;mulatto-in-chief, that's awesome. -1357;1366899568;mircea_popescu;lol. what's the big deal. -1356;1366899577;gribble;There are currently 160463.16 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 14545877.0448 USD in total. | Data vintage: 114.7310 seconds -1355;1366899589;gribble;There are currently 44710.655 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 8024939.68883 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0034 seconds -1354;1366899778;KRS1;heh yea they're actually pretty good- south african group -1353;1366899803;mircea_popescu;KRS1 lol the two girls on the bed... -1352;1366899806;mircea_popescu;it's their first tiem. -1351;1366899839;KRS1;i had to watch that video at least 5 times til i caught everything..like when they're sitting down to eat..did you notice the pictures on the wall.. -1350;1366899858;mircea_popescu;:p -1349;1366900005;MJR_;nice article -1348;1366900085;pizzaman1337;another bitcoin-central problem? I missed that -1347;1366900095;MJR_;besides the hack pizzaman1337? -1346;1366900102;pizzaman1337;https://bitcoin-central.net/ -1345;1366900109;pizzaman1337;"We have been compromised, please do not send any funds to your wallet." -1344;1366900116;mircea_popescu;ovh took out slush and the frenchies. -1343;1366900121;pizzaman1337;submitted to reddit 15 hours ago -1342;1366900126;pizzaman1337;ah that still -1341;1366900126;mircea_popescu;this is your friendly warning, if you're using them move -1340;1366900127;pizzaman1337;ok -1339;1366900145;MJR_;yeah...i think OVH should be responsible -1338;1366900149;MJR_;can they sue? -1337;1366900150;pgp2;entertaining video -1336;1366900164;pizzaman1337;how do you handle servers mircea_popescu? do you have your own physical box somewhere? -1335;1366900173;mircea_popescu;yes. -1334;1366900179;mircea_popescu;a number of. -1333;1366900189;pizzaman1337;various locations? any kind of physical security? -1332;1366900194;mircea_popescu;yes. -1331;1366900213;mircea_popescu;physical security is not such a big deal, as i was saying yest -1330;1366900218;mircea_popescu;pretty much any dc offers lockable cages -1329;1366900223;MJR_;did you see roger ver's received extortion threat? -1328;1366900236;mircea_popescu;i've not read summaries today yet -1327;1366900436;mircea_popescu;tbh i'm kinda surprised nobody has taken me on that bet. -1326;1366900771;MJR_;hmmm -1325;1366900775;MJR_;check this out -1324;1366900855;MJR_;http://nashx.com/About -1323;1366900859;MJR_;interesting idea... -1322;1366900915;MJR_;but i think you still have to trust the guy running the exchange -1321;1366900927;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186945.0 -1320;1366900959;mircea_popescu;so, betsofcoin w/e scamming, blockbet scamming, i guess bitbet marks a new record of market dominance -1319;1366900965;mircea_popescu;99% or some shit by now -1318;1366901019;mircea_popescu;MJR_ seems it could be usable to troll people neh ? -1317;1366901044;MJR_;yes -1316;1366901047;MJR_;i agree -1315;1366901053;MJR_;and bitbet is the best so far -1314;1366901077;MJR_;i suppose if someone has money and feels like fucking over other people then it is fine -1313;1366901089;MJR_;but people with a ton of money will always have an advantage over people without -1312;1366901139;mircea_popescu;i shot the guy a tweet inviting him here -1311;1366901144;mircea_popescu;maybe he shows up, kinda curious. -1310;1366901315;MJR_;yeah, i appreciate it from a theoretical perspective -1309;1366901321;MJR_;you are changing incentives -1308;1366901331;MJR_;which i am all for...but i think i figured out the problem -1307;1366901345;MJR_;you don't account for all the incentives on both sides of the equation...hence trolling -1306;1366901357;mircea_popescu;indeed. -1305;1366901367;MJR_;trolling is a perfect example of not having a broad enough scope for defining "value" -1304;1366901378;MJR_;relates to my favorite economic thought experiment -1303;1366901379;mircea_popescu;but it should be he explaining his project rather than me possibly arguing with a strawman -1302;1366901440;MJR_;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimatum_game -1301;1366901460;MJR_;hehehe -1300;1366901550;mircea_popescu;MJR_ reciprocation is the problem with that. -1299;1366901555;MJR_;yes -1298;1366901559;MJR_;they talk about that later on -1297;1366901568;MJR_;that specific experiment is limited to one round -1296;1366901578;MJR_;but they have others that ask about multi-rounds -1295;1366901592;MJR_;and they have done empirical studies to test what this means -1294;1366901647;MJR_;basically, the offerer can view part of his offer as accrued honor or fairness...which is worth something, the decider can view his role as a fighter of injustice as a value, and it is rare to find a society where an 80/20 split is accepted -1293;1366901702;MJR_;i find it mind boggling that people view this as "irrational behavior" it is perfectly rational...if you broaden the definition of "value" -1292;1366901713;mircea_popescu;well that's always the case -1291;1366901726;mircea_popescu;child rape is probably perfectly rational from the rapist's perspective. -1290;1366901729;MJR_;for example...almost any woman could prostitute...why don't they all do it (and not just in a metaphorical sense)? -1289;1366901737;mircea_popescu;because they perceive they can't. -1288;1366901746;mircea_popescu;those who have that perception corrected for them always do. -1287;1366901759;MJR_;it should be free money in their eyes...except it isn't...social stigma, laws, etc all change the value proposition -1286;1366901774;MJR_;meaning it isn't worth it at the prices they assume they would get -1285;1366901788;MJR_;no such thing as a free lunch...and morals have a dollar value -1284;1366901801;MJR_;just like anything else -1283;1366901828;mircea_popescu;how many prostitutes do you know ? -1282;1366901853;MJR_;personally...i never get their names -1281;1366901860;MJR_;so we aren't familiar socially -1280;1366901905;MJR_;truffles: point is just incentives can be used to create fair systems if you account for what variables people are weighing -1279;1366901946;mircea_popescu;it's quite well established that people don't do math. -1278;1366901958;mircea_popescu;this coming from the other end, ie, the deterrence effect of criminal punishment. -1277;1366901964;MJR_;i think the opposite may be true...we all do math subconsciously -1276;1366901976;mircea_popescu;people don't care WHAT the punishment is. the only thing that makes any difference is that there's SOME punishment. -1275;1366901987;MJR_;truffles: that misses the point, there is no bad and good, there is only perceived value -1274;1366902030;MJR_;in that specific example (screwing guy who tries to offer unfair deal)>(sum of money gained from unfair deal) -1273;1366902063;MJR_;it is a simple equation...you are deciding between two choices, whichever choice is more valuable is the choice you will make -1272;1366902087;MJR_;in this case, short sighted economists view it as a choice between $0 and $10, but that is not the whole picture -1271;1366902114;MJR_;it is actually ($0+punishing that guy) vs ($10+feeling cheated) -1270;1366902114;mircea_popescu;"I can assure you btcrow.com is not into defrauding anyone. We've processed transactions over 500 BTC at a time." -1269;1366902116;mircea_popescu;this is cute. -1268;1366902141;mircea_popescu;MJR_> it is actually ($0+punishing that guy) vs ($10+feeling cheated) << good point that. -1267;1366902152;MJR_;why thank you -1266;1366902169;mircea_popescu;however, it's hard to quantify. some men pay women to abuse them for instance. -1265;1366902174;mircea_popescu;a masochist could value the cheating. -1264;1366902188;mircea_popescu;most people in shitty countries (like the us) are taught not to punish -1263;1366902191;mircea_popescu;that's also a factor. -1262;1366902205;MJR_;but truffles also brought up an interesting question...what if it all seems to me to be roughly equal in value? that is where randomness and chance play a role, a role that we have tried to minimize (though people still flip coins from time to time when they can't decide) -1261;1366902229;MJR_;if i make an offer to you, you can ignore/reject or you can accept -1260;1366902259;MJR_;you will accept if it seems valuable based on whatever metrics you choose to use, the point is that if you accept, its the rational choice based on your perceived utility/benefit -1259;1366902288;MJR_;to some people, posting pictures of themselves online with sharpies stuck up their asses was the RATIONAL choice -1258;1366902347;MJR_;truffles: perhaps -1257;1366902359;MJR_;point was, if you don't account for "lulz" you will never understand trolling -1256;1366902382;MJR_;it should not exist...but it does...so wasting your time online making arguments you know to be false is worth your time -1255;1366902400;MJR_;why would it be worth someones time? they do it for the "lulz" -1254;1366902425;MJR_;so now that you have a more accurate picture of the value proposition, you can change the incentives to stop trolls -1253;1366902431;MJR_;i agree -1252;1366902446;MJR_;just saying without understanding the incentives in a situation, you can't change that situation in a controlled manner -1251;1366902643;mircea_popescu;except the main property of trolling is that it's immune to attempts at changing the value proposition./ -1250;1366902665;mircea_popescu;this is in fact the best definituion of trolling, and it's ultimate reservoir : people's indomitable will to dominate their environment -1249;1366902773;MJR_;mircea_popescu: i've found "ignore" does wonders -1248;1366902792;MJR_;how much value does someone get in a chan where no one can hear them? -1247;1366902798;MJR_;exactly 0 -1246;1366902827;MJR_;the funny thing is that most people do the opposite, they engage the troll -1245;1366902827;mircea_popescu;not exactly zero. for instance truffles is on my ignore, you keep talking to them, i'm like mmmmkay. -1244;1366902838;MJR_;mircea_popescu: good point -1243;1366902848;MJR_;although i did say if everyone ignored them -1242;1366902881;MJR_;truffles usually trolls mildly enough that i haven't ignored, but for example eskimobob or tiberiusiv -1241;1366902902;MJR_;they are not around very often...specifically eskimobob -1240;1366902917;MJR_;because no one will give them what they want, attention -1239;1366902940;mircea_popescu;hey, anyone want to make a birthday cake ? -1238;1366902948;MJR_;whose birthday? -1237;1366902955;MJR_;also, i liked those meme pics -1236;1366902959;mircea_popescu;we could have it as the community cake so 1 year old services can put it on their site -1235;1366902976;mircea_popescu;i dunno, maybe it's a dumb idea -1234;1366902986;mircea_popescu;impossible to make something that'd work in all designs -1233;1366903151;MJR_;actually kind of cool -1232;1366903157;MJR_;a 3rd award? -1231;1366903440;kakobrekla;zomg -1230;1366903441;kakobrekla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186998.0 -1229;1366903455;MJR_;lol... -1228;1366903489;pizzaman1337;looks like they still want to do LTC -1227;1366903493;kakobrekla;price is going up -1226;1366903494;kakobrekla;ltc -1225;1366903500;kakobrekla;since teh news -1224;1366903502;MJR_;for you to say that they are "unworthy of my attention" is kinda silly since i have been nothing but actively talking to you -1223;1366903527;MJR_;the fact i haven't ignored you, and i don't really plan to, says that i listen to your questions -1222;1366903537;MJR_;and typically respond -1221;1366903567;MJR_;point is there is disagreeing, where their motive is to discuss, and there is trolling where their motive is to get an emotional reaction... -1220;1366903624;MJR_;fair enough -1219;1366903626;MJR_;in what sense? -1218;1366903636;MJR_;true -1217;1366903664;MJR_;and if i think they are it isn't worth my time...tiberius is a perfect example, he will recycle arguments, switch to ad hominem, it is very easy to spot -1216;1366903689;MJR_;you can judge people's motives based on what the probable outcome is...that is how we do it now -1215;1366903705;MJR_;he pointed the gun at me, then fired...i assume his motive is to do me harm -1214;1366903712;MJR_;but no, you are right, i couldn't read his mind -1213;1366903757;MJR_;anyway, the main rule for "valuation" is something is worth whatever i can sell it for -1212;1366903771;MJR_;that is its price...whatever someone is willing to pay -1211;1366903927;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186041.0 -1210;1366903930;mircea_popescu;omfg all the fun! -1209;1366903937;mircea_popescu;and nobody here said anything! -1208;1366903965;mircea_popescu;maximian tradefortress etc! -1207;1366904400;MJR_;lol, that was a great thread, and i love erik's response -1206;1366904407;MJR_;please take me off your list -1205;1366904691;MJR_;^^this -1204;1366904706;MJR_;lol, exactly -1203;1366904864;MJR_;jimmy hendrix was pretty cool -1202;1366904900;MJR_;anyway, the point is that people's genes don't matter, what they do matters -1201;1366904922;BTCOxygen;Anyone here interested in Investing on a 200% annual return asset ? -1200;1366904931;kakobrekla;SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY -1199;1366904935;MJR_;OMG yes! tell me more! -1198;1366904950;MJR_;yeah, i really want to send money to someone online -1197;1366904950;kakobrekla;BTCOxygen do you have a skateboard? -1196;1366904956;MJR_;kakobrekla: YES -1195;1366904968;BTCOxygen;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=184305.0 -1194;1366904978;BTCOxygen;^^^^ This is what I am doing. -1193;1366904988;BTCOxygen;If anyone wants to Invest please PM me. -1192;1366905001;kakobrekla;imma go puke now. -1191;1366905022;BTCOxygen;Don't miss out the great Opportunity. -1190;1366905035;BTCOxygen;Opportunity only comes once. -1189;1366905044;MJR_;it sure does, you would be a fool to pass this up -1188;1366905059;MJR_;don't let this opportunity pass you by -1187;1366905085;MJR_;act now, supplies are limited -1186;1366905227;mircea_popescu;lmao this chan. -1185;1366905240;mircea_popescu;somebody was visiting and they were "why are you always on irc anyway" -1184;1366905256;mircea_popescu;i turn around, look at irc, it's... hey! read this! now you tell me. -1183;1366905312;mircea_popescu;BTCOxygen i detect insufficient yellow in your sale page. -1182;1366905361;BTCOxygen;mircea_popescu: I will add more if you want ...lol -1181;1366905382;mircea_popescu;also isn't it traditional to have a square box with shadow and reflection underneath ? -1180;1366905386;mircea_popescu;where is your box ? -1179;1366905573;BTCOxygen;Also the 2800GH/s is == 3000GH/s -1178;1366905585;BTCOxygen;I will be editing this in a few hours. -1177;1366905613;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller lol that's one longass reddit post dood -1176;1366905857;kakobrekla;BMMO guy in otc? -1175;1366905921;kakobrekla;!l glbse bmmo -1174;1366905935;kakobrekla;o -1173;1366905939;kakobrekla;assy bitch -1172;1366906182;BTCOxygen;So anyone interested ? -1171;1366906194;ThickAsThieves;The more gradients, textures, and drop shadows, the more trustworthy -1170;1366906209;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla hey, wanna go into that thread and be all like "o mem's totally right, we're boycotting mpex nao" ? -1169;1366906240;kakobrekla;.... -1168;1366906281;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is based on drama! -1167;1366906286;mircea_popescu;needs also trolling. -1166;1366906294;kakobrekla;but im a sloveny nigger -1165;1366906304;BTCOxygen;mircea_popescu: What does it take to launch an asset on mpex ? -1164;1366906320;Scrat;ThickAsThieves: i finally get it now -1163;1366906343;Scrat;thick ass thieves: bunch of bootycilious black chicks stealing your flatscreen TV? -1162;1366906348;Scrat;what do i win -1161;1366906369;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 10 @ 0.01629 = 0.1629 BTC [-] -1160;1366906374;mircea_popescu;BTCOxygen a business plan is a good start. a wot presence is necessary. -1159;1366906378;ThickAsThieves;you win the privelege of gicing me lifetime free access to bitfetch! -1158;1366906384;ThickAsThieves;giving* -1157;1366906388;gribble;There are currently 158341.61 bitcoins demanded at or over 50.0 USD, worth 14196719.2615 USD in total. | Data vintage: 46.7810 seconds -1156;1366906396;gribble;There are currently 46909.977 bitcoins offered at or under 200.0 USD, worth 8370931.75556 USD in total. | Data vintage: 54.7003 seconds -1155;1366906397;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla slovenly somalian -1154;1366906401;mircea_popescu;could be like a band name -1153;1366906405;kakobrekla;lmao -1152;1366906411;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 1 @ 0.009996 BTC [+] -1151;1366906420;assbot;[BTCTC] [BTC-BOND] 3 @ 0.009996 = 0.03 BTC [+] -1150;1366906463;ThickAsThieves;kakobrekla sounds likea good name for a beastly street fighter character, much better than blanka -1149;1366906476;mircea_popescu;totally. -1148;1366906591;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.162 BTC [-] -1147;1366906596;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.16101 BTC [-] -1146;1366906606;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.161 BTC [-] -1145;1366906615;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.16 BTC [-] -1144;1366906623;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 13 @ 1.15 = 14.95 BTC [-] -1143;1366906938;ThickAsThieves;hey someone should tell evoorhees to get his act together -1142;1366906945;ThickAsThieves;just sayin -1141;1366907020;mircea_popescu;what he do now ? -1140;1366907046;ThickAsThieves;nothing -1139;1366907051;ThickAsThieves;that's the problem -1138;1366907079;ThickAsThieves;he keeps saying he's doing so much behind the scenes -1137;1366907081;mircea_popescu;he says they're working on things. -1136;1366907089;ThickAsThieves;so reassuring -1135;1366907092;Cylta;How much does cost 1 put or call btcusd option on MPEX? if price is fluctuating, give me aprx price, thanks! -1134;1366907129;damientrog;I just keep buying at this bottom price -1133;1366907136;damientrog;but I hope he does get his act together -1132;1366907165;ThickAsThieves;i've pretty much given up -1131;1366907192;ThickAsThieves;i so no reason not to -1130;1366907194;ThickAsThieves;see -1129;1366907225;damientrog;well I buy at 2.x -1128;1366907231;damientrog;and then resell at 3.x -1127;1366907235;damientrog;to cover for my losses -1126;1366907243;ThickAsThieves;yes i did that for a while -1125;1366907243;damientrog;but it should go up a lot more -1124;1366907253;ThickAsThieves;but its like swimming upstream -1123;1366907261;ThickAsThieves;feels cool to arb it up -1122;1366907273;ThickAsThieves;but then it never actually rises in value -1121;1366907281;ThickAsThieves;and divs are shit -1120;1366907295;damientrog;maybe next dividend makes it rise some more -1119;1366907297;ThickAsThieves;i guess at these prices it's not too bad divs-wise -1118;1366907305;damientrog;last one was complete shit of course -1117;1366907337;damientrog;I think we'll be getting 5x as much (my last calc using dooglus stats) -1116;1366907362;ThickAsThieves;erik argues away promoting the site a lot, explains away adding features, and barely communicates at all -1115;1366907380;ThickAsThieves;i know things take time -1114;1366907394;ThickAsThieves;but the whole thing is going stale -1113;1366907396;damientrog;hmm.. I'll ask him as well on Skype what the deal is -1112;1366907436;ThickAsThieves;carpe fucking diem plz -1111;1366907447;damientrog;it's a gold mine left to waste right now -1110;1366907472;ThickAsThieves;he's probly just enjoying the good life -1109;1366907497;damientrog;well hire someone to do it for you then -1108;1366907529;damientrog;if you want to enjoy the good life -1107;1366907541;damientrog;that's what I'd do -1106;1366907852;BTCOxygen;Whats the avarage annual return users are interested in ? -1105;1366907913;mircea_popescu;i wonder if anyone is noticing the striking similarities between the debates surrounding assignats back in 1790s France and the current debates re bond buying/tapering going on in the US. -1104;1366908151;error4733;;;eightball coffee or double coffee ? -1103;1366908152;gribble;The outlook is poor. -1102;1366908188;error4733;;;ticker m s.dice -1101;1366908189;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg|--vol] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message) -1100;1366908194;mircea_popescu;https://bitcoin-central.net/ << updated. -1099;1366908195;error4733;!ticker m s.dice -1098;1366908196;assbot;[MPEX:S.DICE] 1D: 0.00299999 / 0.00339576 / 0.00349938 (2776 shares, 9.43 BTC), 7D: 0.0012 / 0.00275111 / 0.00371221 (72695 shares, 199.99 BTC), 30D: 0.0012 / 0.00318998 / 0.00449999 (1539370 shares, 4,910.56 BTC) -1097;1366908234;error4733;Yep, better communication this time -1096;1366908245;TomServo;mircea_popescu: I hadn't, but hadn't heard of assignats either. Does seem strikingly similar indeed. I need to read more. -1095;1366908262;mircea_popescu;do. -1094;1366908284;mircea_popescu;quite fascinating stuff for the troubles at hand. -1093;1366908395;TomServo;For sure, thanks for point it out. -1092;1366908400;TomServo;pointing* -1091;1366908450;kakobrekla;uh -1090;1366908454;kakobrekla;thats preety harsh -1089;1366908462;kakobrekla;the bitcoin central thing. -1088;1366908464;mircea_popescu;http://www.bitcoinnotbombs.com/ << who's this ? -1087;1366908483;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla sucxks to be them -1086;1366908483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8250 @ 0.00068248 = 5.6305 BTC [+] -1085;1366908491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 383 @ 0.00068428 = 0.2621 BTC [+] -1084;1366908493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9850 @ 0.00068711 = 6.768 BTC [+] -1083;1366908494;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4699 @ 0.00069044 = 3.2444 BTC [+] -1082;1366908499;kakobrekla;closing down completley is bad -1081;1366908546;topace;!ticker h sdice -1080;1366908548;assbot;[HAVELOCK:SDICE] 1D: 0.28000003 / 0.29034105 / 0.29860000 (95 shares, 27.58240017 BTC), 7D: 0.12500000 / 0.25745377 / 0.34000000 (978 shares, 251.78978676 BTC), 30D: 0.12500000 / 0.32869628 / 0.47500000 (6867 shares, 2257.15735224 BTC) -1079;1366908553;kakobrekla;and its making the thing look worse than it is -1078;1366908570;mircea_popescu;i would guess they just need to do a complete audit by now -1077;1366908572;mircea_popescu;i can see it. -1076;1366908670;error4733;OVH as well -1075;1366908697;error4733;for small sum, it's perfect -1074;1366908718;error4733;for UE customer speaking -1073;1366908937;topace;its incomprehensible to me that anyone would use a shared/rented/vps hosting platform for anything bitcoin related -1072;1366908960;topace;if you dont own your own servers and have them locked in a cage that only you have access to, you're just asking for trouble. -1071;1366908993;Diablo-D3;topace: BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE STUPID -1070;1366908997;mircea_popescu;topace only recently we became rich enough for most services rto afford this -1069;1366909007;topace;the iris scanners at my data center supposedly can even tell the difference between a dead eye and a live eye (so if someone kills me and takes my eyeball, tehy STILL cant get in :p) -1068;1366909015;mircea_popescu;and there's inertia in the world, people stick to what worked in the past -1067;1366909024;Diablo-D3;I have told people at least 9000 fucking times -1066;1366909024;Diablo-D3;not to do that -1065;1366909024;Diablo-D3;DO THEY LISTEN -1064;1366909024;Diablo-D3;NOOOOOOOOOOooooOOOOOOOOOOooooooOOOOOOOOOooooooooOOOOOOOOOoooooooOOOOOOO -1063;1366909032;mircea_popescu;all iris scanners can tell that difference topace -1062;1366909040;mircea_popescu;iris scanning works by looking for pulse deformations. -1061;1366909042;topace;huh didnt know that -1060;1366909055;topace;i know very little about biometric identification, other than its fucking cool -1059;1366909057;mircea_popescu;when your heart sends a pulse the small vesells in the retina dilate. -1058;1366909105;topace;!ticker h him -1057;1366909106;assbot;[HAVELOCK:HIM] 1D: 1.44000000 / 1.54785357 / 1.84870000 (28 shares, 43.33990001 BTC), 7D: 1.44000000 / 1.70778165 / 1.87000000 (87 shares, 148.57700374 BTC), 30D: 0.75000001 / 1.66746181 / 2.08000000 (750 shares, 1250.59635382 BTC) -1056;1366909107;asciilifeform;an iris scanner is only useful if there is a man with a rifle standing next to it. otherwise the enemy can rip it off the wall and replace it with a doctored one, for replay attack. -1055;1366909111;topace;!ticker h vtx -1054;1366909113;assbot;[HAVELOCK:VTX] 1D: 0.40001000 / 0.45057476 / 0.46000000 (230 shares, 103.63219565 BTC), 7D: 0.31000000 / 0.43977087 / 0.49750000 (1237 shares, 543.99656624 BTC), 30D: 0.18000000 / 0.41107685 / 0.73925000 (6237 shares, 2563.88634246 BTC) -1053;1366909163;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform if there's a man with a rifle standing by it a hot chick wearing just a belt still can rip anything off she pleases. -1052;1366909183;topace;asciilifeform: the entrance to my data center is manned 24/7 behind bulletproof glass -1051;1366909197;topace;or lexan, or something -1050;1366909249;topace;and the walls and floor are 8 feet thick reinforced concrete -1049;1366909251;topace;i wonder what teh roof is like -1048;1366909255;topace;cant imagine its concrete... -1047;1366909301;asciilifeform;topace: ATMs encased in concrete (as bulletproof as it gets) are routinely stolen, using bulldozers. it might help for your cage to be several floors above ground. -1046;1366909355;error4733;everything is useless if it's a inside job... -1045;1366909379;error4733;or if your wife&kids are kidnap at house -1044;1366909419;asciilifeform;at any rate, it is much cheaper to have the owner of the servers "voluntarily" open the door. Let's say, with one of these: http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/12/ff_collarbomb/ around his neck. -1043;1366909513;asciilifeform;topace: do you - personally - live, eat, work, etc. behind 8 feet of concrete? if not, the above link is relevant. -1042;1366909531;topace;hehe no, i do not -1041;1366909559;Scrat;you mean 2.43m of concrete? -1040;1366909562;Scrat;jesus fucking christ -1039;1366909563;error4733;you should ;) -1038;1366909573;mircea_popescu;whoa -1037;1366909586;mircea_popescu;this guy is like a repository of the obscure -1036;1366909646;asciilifeform;mirce_popescu: the damn collar bomb was front page news worldwide some years ago. and before that, it featured in two separate SF films, before some bastard actually built some. -1035;1366909699;mircea_popescu;i don't keep up so well with the popcult. -1034;1366909732;asciilifeform;my point, as always, is that Bitcoin users are, like it or not, playing the Big Game. and this game has rules very different from everyday "public" life, and it helps to be aware of them. -1033;1366909810;mircea_popescu;surely. -1032;1366909842;asciilifeform;I mention the collar because it is picturesque, and because it is a simple and elegant way to have a guy without a family to take hostage do something "voluntarily." -1031;1366909844;mircea_popescu;however, bitcoin users are the balding delivery man. the 5 inch gash is exceedingly more likely than the successful scavenger hunt. -1030;1366909878;mircea_popescu;s/a guy without a family/ a guy without a family who cares about you pointing guns at him/ -1029;1366909914;KRS-1;8 foot thick walls of steel reinforced concrete is a bit much to believe -1028;1366909928;asciilifeform;the idea is, if you have personal cryptographic control over serious BTC, you need to be ready (and physically equipped) to fight to the death. -1027;1366909954;asciilifeform;or partner with someone you can trust, who is. -1026;1366909961;KRS-1;i visited many data centers and the sales people at each one do a great job at making you think not even houdini could get in or out -1025;1366909981;mircea_popescu;KRS-1 all true bunkers smell faintly of pee. -1024;1366909992;asciilifeform;KRS-1: you know what routinely gets in (and out)? Replacement switches, routers, cables. That come from hell knows where. -1023;1366909993;mircea_popescu;(it's from sweat, not the actual pee) -1022;1366910011;Scrat;million tons of granite didn't help piratebay's servers from getting raided -1021;1366910023;Scrat;therefore -1020;1366910025;Scrat;granite sucks -1019;1366910030;KRS-1;haha -1018;1366910090;mircea_popescu;"Wells was a loyal employee—in 10 years, the only time he had called in late for work was when his cat died." -1017;1366910091;mircea_popescu;sucks. -1016;1366910186;jcpham;i think i'm going to change careers -1015;1366910202;jcpham;my new job requires police academy though -1014;1366910396;KRS-1;good luck if you are looking toward any kind of law enforcement or government job requiring law enforcement/police academy training. -1013;1366910445;mircea_popescu;prolly not worth the pay in the coming years. -1012;1366910456;KRS-1;They're taking all of the military personnel returning from overseas as preferential applicants by U.S. Law -1011;1366910458;mircea_popescu;ideally you want to be the fireman in winter, not dry late summer. -1010;1366910488;Diablo-D3;KRS-1: its a good policy anyhow -1009;1366910534;KRS-1;mircea_popescu: the pay was never worth anything ...I used to do it (won't mention what) but it was Government employment and the pay wasn't dick. I went back to college and entered the corporate world and never looked back. Tripled my income and wound up working less/less stress..etc. -1008;1366910544;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: some people like fire. -1007;1366910568;KRS-1;Diablo: without a doubt. -1006;1366910603;mircea_popescu;KRS-1 now imagine all that + being paid in worthless govt script for getting quite really killed. -1005;1366910607;asciilifeform;KRS-1: this is why Blackwater (or Craft International) or who knows where else. -1004;1366910612;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the people who do never work for govts. -1003;1366910647;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: mercenaries work for the highest bidder. at the moment, the fellows with the tinted windows are the highest bidder. -1002;1366910665;mircea_popescu;this is not even remotely true. -1001;1366910671;mircea_popescu;consider the easier and more familiar case of whores. -1000;1366910682;mircea_popescu;whores don't work for the highest bidder. they merely pretend to. -999;1366910689;mircea_popescu;they work either for themselves, or for the coolest bidder. -998;1366910711;KRS-1;Right, quite often not even market forces are at work with the mistresses for hire. -997;1366910721;ThickAsThieves;what is a 'coolest bidder'? -996;1366910728;KRS-1;heh -995;1366910738;KRS-1;The dorky guy at the end of the bar who has the coke -994;1366910753;ThickAsThieves;you mean the easy work? -993;1366910761;assbot;[BTCTC] [PAJKA.BOND] 3 @ 0.09799 = 0.294 BTC [+] -992;1366910777;KRS-1;What can I say its not hard to figure out. I frequent establishment such establishments. -991;1366910777;ThickAsThieves;or like groupies? -990;1366910809;KRS-1;sp. I frequent such establishments -989;1366910827;ThickAsThieves;i know nothing of whores, but i'd assume they, like many, want the easiest work for the most pay -988;1366910839;KRS-1;or coke -987;1366910857;KRS-1;hell sometimes you can just buy em drinks -986;1366910881;asciilifeform;The U.S. money printer can buy you all the coke you could dream of. -985;1366910881;kakobrekla;ltc on gox could make for good bets -984;1366910883;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves depends. it may be the coke, sure, but more often than not it's quite animalic. -983;1366910895;mircea_popescu;whores are people too, they have their tickle spots, their likes, etc -982;1366910930;ThickAsThieves;so they may prefer johns that look like good lays? -981;1366910935;ThickAsThieves;for less pay -980;1366910938;KRS-1;yep ..i dated a dancer or two in my time..they're fun but not worth the aggrivation most of the time -979;1366910979;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 20 @ 0.01629 = 0.3258 BTC [-] -978;1366910989;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 1 @ 0.01304 BTC [-] -977;1366910994;assbot;[BTCTC] [B.YABMC] 3 @ 0.0125 = 0.0375 BTC [-] -976;1366911026;asciilifeform;I imagine that working for Blackwater is less like being a normal whore and more like being the king's expensive mistress. -975;1366911047;asciilifeform;At least, if you're somewhere above the bottom foot-soldier level. -974;1366911062;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1999 BTC [+] -973;1366911081;ThickAsThieves;i imagine any job like that comes with a notable chance you;ll end up killed by your own too -972;1366911126;asciilifeform;ThickAsThieves: Chris Kyle, etc -971;1366911134;asciilifeform;it happens -970;1366911183;topace;so kncminer announced a 6GH FPGA based miner, and a 250GH ASIC based miner ? -969;1366911209;kakobrekla;urlpls -968;1366911213;topace;http://www.kncminer.com/news/news-10 -967;1366911304;kakobrekla;smells scam -966;1366911314;topace;at retail, the fpga chips from alterra are $$15k -965;1366911321;topace;for 6GH -964;1366911540;topace;heh $2795 for the FPGA, with "vouchers for up to $2000 off of any jupiter purchase" -963;1366911590;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla wanna drive there ? -962;1366911602;kakobrekla;lmao -961;1366911616;topace;yea someone go visit them and see if they are real -960;1366911617;mircea_popescu;lol -959;1366911617;asciilifeform;$xxxx for ASIC; enjoying the same BTC yield as a cheap GPU today when every other chump has bought an ASIC: priceless. -958;1366911624;kakobrekla;no loccation disclosed afaik -957;1366911647;kakobrekla;cause its so locco -956;1366911741;Scrat;;;bids 0 -955;1366911744;gribble;There are currently 57729608 bitcoins demanded at or over 0.0 USD, worth 19687676.0833 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0139 seconds -954;1366911766;Scrat;been a while since we dropped below 20M -953;1366911895;lippoper;oh no -952;1366911898;lippoper;we're going down? -951;1366911932;asciilifeform;topace: the only sane place to get FPGAs is eBay or the equivalent. $100, instead of paying $XX,XXX for the same chip, because of "intellectual property" crapola. -950;1366911997;asciilifeform;topace: you will need a reflow oven, though. (make your own.) -949;1366912011;topace;hehe -948;1366912017;topace;right, ill get right on that -947;1366912017;mircea_popescu;lippoper http://trilema.com/2013/in-which-noobs-learn-lessons-and-pay-for-the-privilege/ -946;1366912026;topace;i hear bfl has fancy in-house machines -945;1366912030;topace;that will let them ship next week -944;1366912035;topace;:p -943;1366912045;mircea_popescu;they can't because there's a shortage of fans -942;1366912071;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: no, shortage of Jolt Cola -941;1366912095;mircea_popescu;they still make that ?~! -940;1366912107;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: AFAIK no, hence the shortage. -939;1366912257;lippoper;mircea, that article you linked me to is almost a month old -938;1366912271;lippoper;great stuff in there, but it seems out of date -937;1366912285;lippoper;You should update and write about yesterday's bubble -936;1366912318;kakobrekla;lol the original bitcoin-central announce ended with "We'll be back, also skateboards." -935;1366912827;BTCOxygen;topace: Maybe you should just Invest with me and forget about ASICs :P -934;1366912871;BTCOxygen;topace: 200% annual return is not bad tho. -933;1366913147;mircea_popescu;lippoper it is not out of date inasmuch as btc price does what it says. -932;1366913749;kakobrekla;love the meta debate https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=187378.msg1941436#msg1941436 -931;1366913843;mircea_popescu;so this is what they do with the milk! -930;1366913894;kakobrekla;i added my reply. -929;1366913928;KRS-1;BTCOxygen: I read your business plan if thats what it was- I don't see how investing with you can net more profits than if I bought some of my own units from Avalon batch 4 if there is a batch 4..considering management and Dev costs -928;1366913973;KRS-1;Not putting your plan down or anything it does seem pretty solid -927;1366914054;BTCOxygen;KRS-1: Management fee has been reduced to 10% -926;1366914064;BTCOxygen;WIll update OP in a few hours. -925;1366914110;BTCOxygen;KRS-1: The costs on our plan are similar to Batch #3 Avalon -924;1366914158;BTCOxygen;Still with the re-investment plan the ROI is still above ~100% annually. -923;1366914211;BTCOxygen;KRS-1: If there was Batch 4 It would be 75 BTC per unit. -922;1366914219;BTCOxygen;plus 4 BTC for shipping -921;1366914242;BTCOxygen;Total of 79 BTC per unit -920;1366914254;BTCOxygen;Our operation will have 45 Avalon Units. -919;1366914265;lippoper;that you'll be pulling from? -918;1366914271;kakobrekla;ass. -917;1366914311;BTCOxygen;If you buy 45 Units from Avalon it would cost 45 * 79 == 3,555 BTC -916;1366914324;BTCOxygen;So please may I know where my plan is inefficient. -915;1366914354;lippoper;the part where you say "If" -914;1366914363;lippoper;;-) -913;1366914368;mircea_popescu;;;getrating BTCOxygen -912;1366914368;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. User BTCOxygen, rated since Sun Mar 10 14:32:15 2013. Cumulative rating 3, from 3 total ratings. Received ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Sent ratings: 3 positive, 0 negative. Details: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=BTCOxygen -911;1366914378;mircea_popescu;now that's a first./ -910;1366914389;kakobrekla;yeah a suprise! -909;1366914395;BTCOxygen;mircea_popescu: I Have not done much trading on OTC. -908;1366914417;BTCOxygen;But read the Why trust us part on our thread. -907;1366914425;BTCOxygen;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=184305.0 -906;1366914446;mircea_popescu;BTCOxygen in general people presenting themselves with a scammy nonsense thing tend to not be in the wot. -905;1366914473;mircea_popescu;before you ask : offering to buy mining gear with opm is scammy by definition. -904;1366914483;mircea_popescu;pretty much not one single attempt to date worked out. -903;1366914499;BTCOxygen;Hey We have been Operating a pool since Octobor 2012. -902;1366914512;BTCOxygen;And have been in the bitcoin community for a long time. -901;1366914544;kakobrekla;so you put down 0.1 btc of your own money? https://blockchain.info/address/1VbWxiGEa1d89ZigFuWWeP5CjDJSK6Xdi -900;1366914554;kakobrekla;lots of confidence -899;1366914587;BTCOxygen;kakobrekla: Thats done for testing purpose. -898;1366914600;kakobrekla;O_o -897;1366914611;kakobrekla;to see if bitcoin works? -896;1366914626;mircea_popescu;BTCOxygen yes i get it, since oct 2012. nevertheless. -895;1366914643;mircea_popescu;this mining farm thing doesn't work. people who can afford asics can just get them -894;1366914648;asciilifeform;Somehow, all the ASIC "shares" schemes remind me of American chumps buying refrigerators on installment plans, with the payments totalling to the cost of a car. -893;1366914656;mircea_popescu;people who can't aren't numerous enough to make anything of the sort you're contemplatin workable. -892;1366914662;asciilifeform;"The miser pays twice." -891;1366914672;mircea_popescu;there was some marginal business sense in the old gpu days, because running a large gpu farm was non trivial -890;1366914684;mircea_popescu;nevertheless, people still chose to pocket the investor's hardware. -889;1366914705;mircea_popescu;i think the skepsidyne integrated node is pretty much the obligatory blueprint for all such pooled mining farm ventures. -888;1366914734;BTCOxygen;kakobrekla: That was sent to my offline wallet. -887;1366914748;BTCOxygen;Was testing that. -886;1366914774;kakobrekla;so you are putting down 0 of your own funds for this -885;1366914784;mircea_popescu;well he got the idea... -884;1366914804;BTCOxygen;kakobrekla: I will put my funds into this once I see some interest. -883;1366914810;kakobrekla;lol ok. -882;1366914821;BTCOxygen;I will be the second investor.... lol -881;1366914853;kakobrekla;glwt -880;1366914929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 801 @ 0.00069044 = 0.553 BTC [+] -879;1366914932;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2550 @ 0.0006914 = 1.7631 BTC [+] -878;1366914933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6699 @ 0.00069443 = 4.652 BTC [+] -877;1366914962;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 5 @ 1.7999 = 8.9995 BTC [-] -876;1366914986;BTCOxygen;kakobrekla: Still the ROI is very good on this. -875;1366915020;kakobrekla;pirate had better roi -874;1366915031;BTCOxygen;kakobrekla: but pirate == Scammer. -873;1366915041;kakobrekla;hey paid yesterday -872;1366915044;kakobrekla;he -871;1366915048;BTCOxygen;lol. -870;1366915140;kakobrekla;yea he came on a skateboard -869;1366915148;kakobrekla;dropped the bag. -868;1366915154;mircea_popescu;no, pirate was just a guy trying to leverage "lot of trust" into "give me money", with no businessm odel. -867;1366915157;mircea_popescu;just like you. -866;1366915311;mod6;holy shit i always forget that you can use `openssl dgst` -865;1366915377;mod6;these damn vsphere instances dont have any one-way hash bins on the local fs :/ -- openssl to the rescue ftw -864;1366915472;asciilifeform;oldie but goodie: http://www.ribbonfarm.com/2013/01/31/stone-soup-for-the-capitalists-soul/ -863;1366915488;asciilifeform;"You are fair game for hustlers who understand your wealth better than you do." -862;1366915607;mircea_popescu;i prefer to express that idea in the terms of the converse perspective. -861;1366915619;mircea_popescu;your wealth is, much like your mistress, always ready to ditch you if you suck. -860;1366915638;asciilifeform;"fool and his money soon parted", etc -859;1366916349;KRS-1;mod6: we have much in common -858;1366916512;kakobrekla;http://www.asicrigs.com/ -857;1366916514;kakobrekla;lol? -856;1366916549;kakobrekla;no i aint driving. -855;1366916566;deadweasel;i ain't swimmin -854;1366916862;KRS-1;mp: you always have such great ways of putting things lol nice -853;1366917395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 650 @ 0.00068032 = 0.4422 BTC [-] -852;1366917397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20600 @ 0.00067869 = 13.981 BTC [-] -851;1366917398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6550 @ 0.00067663 = 4.4319 BTC [-] -850;1366917411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9700 @ 0.00067399 = 6.5377 BTC [-] -849;1366918230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5292 @ 0.00069443 = 3.6749 BTC [+] -848;1366918268;deadweasel;&avg -847;1366918268;gribble;Error: "avg" is not a valid command. -846;1366918276;deadweasel;$avg -845;1366918277;mpexbot;deadweasel: 151.30 -844;1366918346;topace;BTCOxygen: i already do have 20BTC "invested" with you :p gonna make another paymetn soon ? -843;1366918367;kakobrekla;O_o -842;1366918397;BTCOxygen;topace: Yea, Very soon. -841;1366918447;BTCOxygen;topace: Do you want to invest those into Our Project ? -840;1366918482;BTCOxygen;Then you would have 40 BTC :P -839;1366918517;mircea_popescu;topace ok, wut ? -838;1366918549;BTCOxygen;secret. :P -837;1366918600;mircea_popescu;did you default on some obligation and end up with a payment schedule sort of arrangement ? -836;1366918675;BTCOxygen;mircea_popescu: No, He is still getting payments. Buts its secret. -835;1366918685;BTCOxygen;but* -834;1366918926;BTCOxygen;topace: btw... I have sent you a PM. -833;1366919150;seongyupyoo;hello? -832;1366919230;kakobrekla;yes, this is dog. -831;1366919243;seongyupyoo;dog? -830;1366919261;kakobrekla;http://pigroll.com/img/hello_yes_this_is_dog.jpg -829;1366919295;seongyupyoo;lol -828;1366919301;topace;mircea_popescu: not really secret, i started mining with btcoxygen when he first started to help "test" his site... I asked for payment on the account from the hashes i contributed, but he didnt have the btc, so he's paying me slowly as he can. -827;1366919333;kakobrekla;which site? -826;1366919346;topace;btcoxygen.com -825;1366919357;seongyupyoo;is mircea here? I got a tweet from him asking to join this chatroom about nashx -824;1366919367;kakobrekla;he is around -823;1366919367;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo heya -822;1366919379;seongyupyoo;hey! sorry about 5hrs late -821;1366919389;mircea_popescu;topace you mined on his pool yet he didn't have the btc ?! odd. anyway, thanks. -820;1366919399;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo so we were discussing your idea earlier, the nashx -819;1366919411;kakobrekla;which idea is that -818;1366919417;seongyupyoo;yeah -817;1366919418;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla nashx.com/about i think -816;1366919425;mircea_popescu;one major question is how do you deal with trolls ? -815;1366919426;seongyupyoo;yes -814;1366919428;topace;mircea_popescu: yea, guess he didnt find a block for a while, but was still doign PPS -813;1366919436;topace;and didnt have a "float" to cover bad luck -812;1366919446;mircea_popescu;say I just make a deal in order to destroy opm. just for the kicks. -811;1366919453;mircea_popescu;topace ah yeah. i see. -810;1366919469;mircea_popescu;isn't pps kinda a bad model for mining ? as in, high risk of pool bankruptcy ? -809;1366919478;BTCOxygen;topace: Yes, Also the mining server was not funtioning correctly at that time. -808;1366919482;kakobrekla;only for small ones -807;1366919494;seongyupyoo;you understand both parties of the trade risk same amount going into a deal? -806;1366919494;BTCOxygen;It was a bug that never sent in blocks to bitcoind which is fixed now. -805;1366919498;topace;yea, a few days of bad luck can bankrupt a small pool that doesnt have a good float -804;1366919499;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo yes. -803;1366919504;asciilifeform;NashX seems like a pretty good idea. It reminds me of my "Shitcoin" proposal (http://www.loper-os.org/?p=988). The real problem is that the "destruction" isn't real destruction - somebody ends up with the BTC. Moral hazard. -802;1366919507;BTCOxygen;But I have been paying you from my pocket. -801;1366919520;seongyupyoo;i don't think there is anything that can be done about those types of people who don't mind just throwing away money for kicks -800;1366919527;topace;too bad you didnt pay it all back at $8/btc :p -799;1366919531;mircea_popescu;ok, another question seongyupyoo -798;1366919532;seongyupyoo;i was thinking there won't be any -797;1366919535;mircea_popescu;suppose i want to sell 100 btc. -796;1366919539;mircea_popescu;someone wants to buy just 1.5 -795;1366919541;seongyupyoo;ok -794;1366919545;mircea_popescu;can we deal or does he have to do 100 specifically ? -793;1366919577;seongyupyoo;in that case, he or you can make an offer for 1.5 for certain amount, and you should require both risking 3 -792;1366919614;mircea_popescu;so i would need to make a new offer basically ? -791;1366919632;mircea_popescu;MJR_ ^ -790;1366919640;seongyupyoo;yes -789;1366919650;seongyupyoo;why what do you think might be better? -788;1366919662;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo atm just trying to understand the system in my head. -787;1366919679;seongyupyoo;you would not be making a 100 btc sale offer i don't think ever -786;1366919682;mircea_popescu;what about the byzantine problem ? ie, we both satisfy trade, i wait for him to release and then -785;1366919686;mircea_popescu;i destroy his coins anyway. -784;1366919712;seongyupyoo;when one decides to destroy, all risked funds get destroyed including your own -783;1366919724;mircea_popescu;how do you implement this ? -782;1366919761;seongyupyoo;well all funds are at risk as long as both have released it, and when anyone destroys, it destroys all funds -781;1366919797;mircea_popescu;yes but i mean... this is all handled at the website level ? -780;1366919802;mircea_popescu;ie, your own software does this ? -779;1366919803;seongyupyoo;yes -778;1366919811;asciilifeform;seongyupyoo: using the word "destroy" when the BTC ends up in your pocket is disingenuous -777;1366919823;mircea_popescu;how is the destruction actually implemented ? -776;1366919829;seongyupyoo;yes, i won't be keeping in in the near future -775;1366919830;mircea_popescu;sent to 10000000000000we ? -774;1366919837;seongyupyoo;it will be distributed to active traders -773;1366919842;mircea_popescu;o -772;1366919848;mircea_popescu;well wait. -771;1366919858;mircea_popescu;if im the most active trader i have a perverse incentive to scam ? -770;1366919864;seongyupyoo;i just don't want to go into coding all of that without knowing that this app will get any traction -769;1366919875;seongyupyoo;so i just wanted to get something working out there for people to see -768;1366919879;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo it's got my interest, which as anyone will tell you is darned rare. -767;1366919880;seongyupyoo;gather feedback and go from there -766;1366919891;seongyupyoo;that's pretty cool :) -765;1366919928;mircea_popescu;so suppose i do 80% of trade on yoru site. does this mean i get 80% of all "Destroyed" funds ? -764;1366919942;seongyupyoo;well sounds like you're exactly the type of person i would want trading on nashx, so let me know what you think, and i'll try to make it work for you, and that should work for everyone -763;1366919963;mircea_popescu;lol that's an idea. -762;1366919998;seongyupyoo;that is an idea... i was originally thinking i would just see past few days logins and distribute evenly, as that would be the easiest to implement -761;1366920007;seongyupyoo;but what you're suggesting is possible -760;1366920015;mircea_popescu;i was asking because i think it's a horrible idea. -759;1366920017;seongyupyoo;not sure if it's better idea though yet -758;1366920027;seongyupyoo;why? -757;1366920031;asciilifeform;why not use actual destruction (send to a blackhole address) ? -756;1366920037;mircea_popescu;because it gives people perverse incentives. -755;1366920050;seongyupyoo;how so? -754;1366920056;seongyupyoo;i thought about giving it to charity also -753;1366920058;mircea_popescu;in your model (active logins) : suppose you have 100 users. i make 9900 spam accounts and log them in daily. -752;1366920063;seongyupyoo;but then it gives them bad incentie -751;1366920067;mircea_popescu;if i scam someone i get ~99% of the funds ? -750;1366920076;seongyupyoo;yup, you're right -749;1366920080;seongyupyoo;didn't think about that -748;1366920084;seongyupyoo;guess i won't be doing that -747;1366920087;mircea_popescu;yeah. -746;1366920092;seongyupyoo;thanks! -745;1366920096;mircea_popescu;the volume one is very bad but slightly less bad than the active logins -744;1366920113;seongyupyoo;volume one doesn't sound bad -743;1366920113;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform's solution is arguably better than both -742;1366920125;mircea_popescu;even if it is still very bad i think (because bitcoin destruction is bad imo) -741;1366920135;seongyupyoo;yeah but really destroying money? -740;1366920140;mircea_popescu;ikr. -739;1366920160;mircea_popescu;still,think : in the volume approach, i can wash trade myself into the 99% position. -738;1366920171;seongyupyoo;i could do like a pick your own charity also -737;1366920172;KRS-1;heh -736;1366920199;mircea_popescu;o i got an idea : -735;1366920204;seongyupyoo;what? -734;1366920206;mircea_popescu;send it to s.dice. -733;1366920212;mircea_popescu;if you win then you have enough money to repay both -732;1366920216;kakobrekla;ipo and release that as dividends. -731;1366920218;mircea_popescu;if you lose, fuck them, do better next time -730;1366920234;mircea_popescu;or that, yeah, maybe. bitbet is doing something similar for bad bets. -729;1366920244;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: this just shifts the moral hazard to the SDICE people. -728;1366920250;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform how ? -727;1366920274;seongyupyoo;that's giving sdice bad incentive to do odd things on nashx -726;1366920277;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: now if I run SDICE, I have the incentive to siphon BTC by triggering "destruciton." -725;1366920284;asciilifeform;*destruction -724;1366920288;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform why, for the 1.9% margin ?! -723;1366920299;asciilifeform;yes. free money is free money. -722;1366920304;mircea_popescu;maybe you're right. -721;1366920311;mircea_popescu;well fuck lol -720;1366920319;mircea_popescu;i never thought we'd have the problem of what to do with moneyz -719;1366920326;seongyupyoo;well i think my margin would be higher than that -718;1366920335;seongyupyoo;if the bet wins, it comes back to me right? -717;1366920341;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo s.dice takes 1.9% of bets is what i mean. -716;1366920346;seongyupyoo;so i would have incentive to try to increase destruction -715;1366920352;mircea_popescu;yes, say two people each put 1 btc in. they destrouy -714;1366920359;mircea_popescu;you send 2 btc to sdice, get 4 or w/e -713;1366920370;asciilifeform;Shitcoin wins, because everything is 100% voluntary. You don't even see the burned coin as burned if you don't use it. -712;1366920371;mircea_popescu;and you use that 4 to split among them -711;1366920384;kakobrekla;lol -710;1366920391;mircea_popescu;(because now they both have the original results they wanted) -709;1366920401;seongyupyoo;ahhh.... -708;1366920420;mircea_popescu;sorta like "Saved by god" -707;1366920425;seongyupyoo;interesting... so that would drive scammers to scam more for a chance to undo their scam for free -706;1366920434;mircea_popescu;hm... fuck. -705;1366920448;mircea_popescu;no wait. -704;1366920458;mircea_popescu;that's not a problem. scammers are already 100% driven to scam 100% what they can -703;1366920474;mircea_popescu;not like there's a scammer anywhere going "o, you know what, let's just do 50% of scamming" -702;1366920489;seongyupyoo;maybe it could temp regular folks to take the money and run a little more? -701;1366920504;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.1647 = 2.3294 BTC [+] -700;1366920511;mircea_popescu;i guess that's possible tho. -699;1366920514;seongyupyoo;it's definitely interesting idea i'll keep in mind, so far one of the best and most unique -698;1366920515;asciilifeform;you might as well suggest that banks should play in casinos to recoup bad debts. it is nonsense to use SDICE as part of any kind of rational system (other than a chump harvester, of course.) -697;1366920535;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but this is the irrational part of reason : disposing of "bad". -696;1366920549;mircea_popescu;like, putting peiople in jail. this is jailed money as it were. -695;1366920560;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: it isn't disposal if you give it to a third party. -694;1366920569;seongyupyoo;these are very interesting questions... banks playing in casinos lol -693;1366920571;mircea_popescu;my original inspiration was purely greek. -692;1366920573;asciilifeform;see this: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/13/us/13judge.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 -691;1366920578;mircea_popescu;you'd have a "gods call it" tyope of thing -690;1366920592;mircea_popescu;but i think it's fully argued, i don't see anything more for it than what;s been said. -689;1366920602;asciilifeform;fines have to go to /dev/null to be truly fair -688;1366920619;mircea_popescu;you're just a humourless protestant that's why you think so :D -687;1366920631;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo why you say people woudln't use this for 100 btc ? -686;1366920643;seongyupyoo;is there no party who can take this money and not be incentivized to do bad? -685;1366920654;asciilifeform;funny that, I'm an ethnic atheist. but I do see the spice and humour in "trial by combat." -684;1366920659;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo btc is pseudonymous, remember ? -683;1366920663;MJR_;i was thinking of scamming but only wanted to do 50% of my possible scamming -682;1366920678;seongyupyoo;well, if you want to make 1 transaction of size 100, then you need to be risking about 200 btc -681;1366920683;seongyupyoo;as opposed to -680;1366920693;KRS-1;someone just dropped 192 BTC on litecoins -679;1366920694;seongyupyoo;if you're making 100 transactions of 1, then you only need to be risking 2btc -678;1366920702;asciilifeform;seongyupyoo: /dev/null is a perfectly disinterested third party who will never do you ill. -677;1366920704;mircea_popescu;ya, and i'll be managing 100 txs x.x -676;1366920752;MJR_;i like systems based on mutually assured destruction -675;1366920761;mircea_popescu;anyway, the wrap-up for me seongyupyoo : it's certainly an interesting concept. it brings however very deep philosophical questions to the fore. impossible to know if it'll acrtually be a productive business at this point -674;1366920761;seongyupyoo;yeah that's another thing i have to think about also -673;1366920762;MJR_;his inspiration was mexican standoffs in movies LOL -672;1366920774;mircea_popescu;so something worth doing with your time if you're in a research mood. if you're in bread earner mood dunno. -671;1366920779;MJR_;yes, it is interesting from a theoretical standpoint -670;1366920829;asciilifeform;other thing is that a scheme like this has to rely on an open/verifiable crypto-contract protocol, rather than some guy's phone app -669;1366920843;mircea_popescu;i think that's not so hard to do tho. -668;1366920849;mircea_popescu;m/n keys etc. -667;1366920865;seongyupyoo;well that's been brought up a lot on reddit, but issue is -666;1366920873;MJR_;yeah, is bitcoinity working correctly for everyone? -665;1366920881;mircea_popescu;;;ticker -664;1366920882;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 154.03650, Best ask: 155.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.96350, Last trade: 154.03649, 24 hour volume: 122998.14095664, 24 hour low: 140.96635, 24 hour high: 162.00000, 24 hour vwap: 152.51401 -663;1366920885;asciilifeform;seongyupyoo: what's the advantage of your scheme vs. Shitcoin, in your view? -662;1366920895;mircea_popescu;i see it. -661;1366920897;seongyupyoo;if you start getting in the middle of transactions between traders, it starts becoming really difficult when you try to get in the middle of the USD transactions -660;1366920908;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i confess not knowing wtf shitcoin is or how it works. -659;1366920919;seongyupyoo;i don't know shitcoin -658;1366920927;asciilifeform;Shitcoin: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=988 -657;1366920929;MJR_;his exchange seems to be based on a ltc to btc model...which could work if i didn't find ltc useless -656;1366920936;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo that is a big problem. i imagined you'd only allow people risk btc, and so your service couldn't be used for 1st time btc buyers -655;1366920962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17650 @ 0.00069521 = 12.2705 BTC [+] -654;1366920965;asciilifeform;Shitcoin was my own modest proposal for MAD/Nash equilibrium reputation management/bonds -653;1366920971;seongyupyoo;well i'm not sure what you're saying -652;1366920981;seongyupyoo;NashX doesn't answer any transactions -651;1366920985;seongyupyoo;just the risks -650;1366920985;mircea_popescu;"to collectively specify the least-significant digits of the total amount" ahahaha ok mpex lives! -649;1366920986;mod6;(10:11) < KRS-1> someone just dropped 192 BTC on litecoins << o.O -648;1366920990;mod6;haha wow -647;1366921008;asciilifeform;I wrote that before I was told of mpex (and before I was really 100% clear on how the BTC protocol works.) -646;1366921009;seongyupyoo;so once a deal is made between two parties, it's completely up to them to do whatever they need to do to make their deal -645;1366921079;mircea_popescu;One potential problem with the scheme is that innocent receivers of bonded bitcoins would suffer if the shitcoins attached to said bitcoins are invoked at a later time. The obvious countermeasure is for would-be receivers of a particular bitcoin to check (using automated means, of course) whether an unexpired Shitcoin bond is attached to these coins at the particular time they are about to receive them. -644;1366921086;mircea_popescu;this is bad tho. you can't refuse a tx. -643;1366921098;asciilifeform;sure you can. bitbet does all the time (send it back.) -642;1366921120;mircea_popescu;bitcoin isn't universally compatible with this sendfback thing tho -641;1366921125;mircea_popescu;but maybe -640;1366921145;seongyupyoo;i have no idea what shitcoin getting attached to a bitcoin means -639;1366921148;asciilifeform;also, since you can have infinitely-many addresses, being sent shat-on coins doesn't hurt you (you will need to come up with clean ones to post a bond, but for other purposes dirty ones will do fine) -638;1366921148;mircea_popescu;i know it'd piss me off if i had to check all incoming mpex funds for this tho -637;1366921160;mod6;^^^ -636;1366921180;asciilifeform;clean coins can be thought of as "eating sardines" -635;1366921183;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo http://www.loper-os.org/?p=988 we were discussing that -634;1366921223;asciilifeform;the best part is that shitcoin can't do anything whatsoever to you if you don't use it. -633;1366921241;asciilifeform;you can simply carry on pretending it doesn't exist (of course, at present it doesn't exist at all, and isn't likely to) -632;1366921295;ThickAsThieves;with nashx, the main problem is just deciding how to handle "destroyed" btc, is that right? -631;1366921295;MJR_;taint is an interesting idea -630;1366921315;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: he said for now he keeps them, since he doesn't see that happening -629;1366921325;ThickAsThieves;surely itll happen -628;1366921328;MJR_;but he would implement a distribution system if it turned out to be a problem -627;1366921339;MJR_;equally pay out all participants i guess -626;1366921362;ThickAsThieves;could there be tx fees that were somehow porportionate to the amount of destroyed btc? -625;1366921367;seongyupyoo;shitcoin sounds like an overall bad idea... not sure what purpose it serves to have metadata on how dirty a coin is, an dwhat makes it dirty and who decides -624;1366921377;ThickAsThieves;to create a balance without incentive to game it -623;1366921383;MJR_;the point of metadata is that you can ignore it... -622;1366921398;MJR_;if you don't want to participate in the system, it doesn't matter to you -621;1366921408;MJR_;so since its voluntary, all the best, have fun -620;1366921421;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.125467 BTC [-] -619;1366921432;seongyupyoo;i see, but still out of curious what purpose does it serve? -618;1366921451;ThickAsThieves;serves to distract us from nashx -617;1366921453;ThickAsThieves;;) -616;1366921461;MJR_;trying to make coins which are used illicitly be tracked -615;1366921463;seongyupyoo;yes two problem i see with nashx now is destroyed coins -614;1366921472;MJR_;for example, pirate's coins would probably not be spendable -613;1366921475;MJR_;under that system -612;1366921477;seongyupyoo;and how to handle big transactions or allow many quick small transactions -611;1366921499;MJR_;seongyupyoo: he doesn't actually destroy them -610;1366921506;ThickAsThieves;can large tx initiate large, but resolve in chunks? -609;1366921508;MJR_;he just doesn't give them to the people actually wanting them -608;1366921512;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: hahaha. I'm sick of the retards. -607;1366921557;asciilifeform;you have to destroy coins for real (that is, threaten to) to punish without creating perverse incentive for the party triggering the punishment. -606;1366921568;MJR_;i personally like bitcoin just the way it is, i haven't seen another system which brings anything valuable to the table in my opinino -605;1366921576;mod6;i hate the idea of coin 'taint' -604;1366921584;ThickAsThieves;what if you donate the destroyed coins as TX fees into blockchain -603;1366921586;MJR_;asciilifeform: "destroy" "me not get" same difference -602;1366921607;MJR_;his plan was to give it to market participants -601;1366921609;seongyupyoo;yes, that would still mean they each have to make many transactions -600;1366921611;MJR_;dividend of sorts -599;1366921617;mircea_popescu; what if you donate the destroyed coins as TX fees into blockchain << this may work -598;1366921622;seongyupyoo;because transactions are done by the traders themselves, not by nashx -597;1366921628;mircea_popescu;it will be difficulty to argue that miners are extra incentivised thus -596;1366921631;MJR_;ok...and whichever coins you want to lose, you can just lose? -595;1366921646;ThickAsThieves;:) -594;1366921657;seongyupyoo;that would work -593;1366921671;seongyupyoo;kind of still similar to putting it in blackhole -592;1366921683;ThickAsThieves;except it gets redist at least -591;1366921688;seongyupyoo;yup -590;1366921691;seongyupyoo;so it is better -589;1366921692;MJR_;it gets redist right now... -588;1366921693;kakobrekla;basically you are giving them to pool ops -587;1366921699;kakobrekla;most ops take those fees in the pocket -586;1366921703;seongyupyoo;i think that may be the answer -585;1366921705;MJR_;^^ true -584;1366921727;seongyupyoo;hmm.. -583;1366921731;ThickAsThieves;kako that is a pool problem -582;1366921734;ThickAsThieves;not a nashx problem -581;1366921735;MJR_;i think the major problem with all these decentralized exchange ideas is that they have no concept of fiat money, and do nothing to solve that problem -580;1366921751;seongyupyoo;still pool ops are incentivized to destroy -579;1366921757;ThickAsThieves;yes, but -578;1366921763;kakobrekla;ThickAsThieves its nashxes since it cant be used as solution -577;1366921769;MJR_;that is why its best to distribute to people who are using nashX -576;1366921773;ThickAsThieves;if there is great incentive for tx fees -575;1366921778;ThickAsThieves;then a pool that shares them will win -574;1366921781;seongyupyoo;what do you mean no concept of fiat money? -573;1366921795;MJR_;how do i do a p2p transfer of $155? -572;1366921801;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 11 @ 0.4551 = 5.0061 BTC [-] -571;1366921815;MJR_;i want to trade! i will roll up the bills and push them through ethernet? -570;1366921821;ThickAsThieves;i didnt even know most pools dont share tx fees, is that true?! -569;1366921832;seongyupyoo;how to distribute among nashx traders is another issue,,, like it was brought up before people can make fake accounts and many face transactions -568;1366921842;kakobrekla;no im just making shit up as i go -567;1366921850;MJR_;lol kakobrekla -566;1366921851;seongyupyoo;that sounds about right that pool ops wouldn't share -565;1366921864;ThickAsThieves;surely there are pools that do -564;1366921866;MJR_;you can look up a spreadsheet that tells you each pool's rules...also, who cares -563;1366921884;ThickAsThieves;also, the coins dist by donated tx fees could easily be spread out thin -562;1366921899;ThickAsThieves;and over time -561;1366921899;kakobrekla;that solves the problem! not. -560;1366921920;ThickAsThieves;even if pool ops gain, they have no way to game it -559;1366921934;ThickAsThieves;are there not pools that share collected tx fees? -558;1366921950;MJR_;the entire idea is only interesting as a theoretical philosophical exercise -557;1366921965;seongyupyoo;so what is this chat room -556;1366921973;ThickAsThieves;i dunno, i'm all for a distributed exchange -555;1366921973;seongyupyoo;how many people here actively? -554;1366921985;ThickAsThieves;maybe 15-25 are active -553;1366921987;kakobrekla;philosophical masturbation seongyupyoo sometimes even physical -552;1366921993;seongyupyoo;yeah i'd like to see a distributed exchange also -551;1366922028;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/regarding-money/ < if anyone feels like a read -550;1366922040;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.455 BTC [-] -549;1366922085;seongyupyoo;anyways, i enjoyed chatting with you guys -548;1366922101;seongyupyoo;i will come back if i ever have any questions -547;1366922109;mircea_popescu;seongyupyoo don't listen to kakobrekla and trolls -546;1366922113;mircea_popescu;this is the place for bitcoin biz. -545;1366922148;seongyupyoo;lol -544;1366922155;seongyupyoo;does red mean private message? -543;1366922175;mircea_popescu;no, you were highlighted -542;1366922178;seongyupyoo;anyways take care -541;1366922179;mircea_popescu;if someone says your name. -540;1366922183;seongyupyoo;oh i see -539;1366922186;MJR_;great article...think the same thing as far as its all about the value -538;1366922188;MJR_;not the money -537;1366922194;MJR_;total money = total value -536;1366922206;mircea_popescu;but why should these be distinct ? -535;1366922207;MJR_;anyways, lunch time, cya later -534;1366922213;MJR_;mircea_popescu: they are one and the same -533;1366922217;mircea_popescu;im going to cook! so... later. -532;1366922232;MJR_;currency is shifting, "money" is 100% of value...semantics i suppose -531;1366922267;MJR_;but yeah, how much of the value of the world do you have under your control = making it rain on bitches or not -530;1366922581;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 17 @ 0.4055 = 6.8935 BTC [-] -529;1366922861;tk993;War starting to rage over bitcoin price. -528;1366922877;mod6;starting? -527;1366922889;tk993;toche. -526;1366922897;tk993;Perhaps I meant a little battle. -525;1366922942;mod6;mircea_popescu: i saw that 'dawn' deleted all those tweets. glad you followed it up with this: http://trilema.com/2013/fire-in-alabama-lets-make-the-most-of-it/ -524;1366923000;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [HIM] 1 @ 1.7999 BTC [-] -523;1366923137;mod6;jeeze people over here are just a bunch of fake-it-till-you-make-it phonies -522;1366923146;jborkl;https://twitter.com/BFL_News -521;1366923157;jborkl;BFL sends a demo unit to Wired -520;1366923157;mod6;well, at least these people in the MSM certainly all seem to be -519;1366923168;topace;so, question - my webserver ie behind cloudflare, but it sends emails, the receiving SMTP server adds a "received from:" header to the message, revealign the IP of my server.. -518;1366923178;jborkl;assholes -517;1366923183;topace;whats the solution to this? dont send emails? lol. -516;1366923222;ThickAsThieves;dont send emails from your server? -515;1366923262;Scrat;topace: I can still find your ip -514;1366923270;topace;scrat yea probably -513;1366923280;ThickAsThieves;dmca request? -512;1366923282;Scrat;(not with a fake dmca) -511;1366923297;ThickAsThieves;hrm -510;1366923313;topace;Scrat: pelase let me know my IP, im changing it soon as i get the email thing figured out www.havelockinvestments.com -509;1366923370;Scrat;you can query all 4 billion IPs on port 80 within a day -508;1366923392;Scrat;one of them will present a http 200 for the host header havelockinvestments.com -507;1366923405;topace;ahh -506;1366923412;topace;i guess thats one way -505;1366923416;topace;heh -504;1366923446;assbot;[BTCTC] [CRYPTO-TRADE] 1 @ 0.1998 BTC [-] -503;1366923648;mircea_popescu;mod6 was funny lol. she beleeeted it!!1 -502;1366923691;Scrat;akamai can setup a custom X-Header so you know it's them, you check for it and show vhost not found if it's not them -501;1366923702;mod6;haha! i'm getting so sick of these clowns -500;1366923702;Scrat;no idea if cloudflare does that -499;1366923826;ThickAsThieves;heh, check ou this spike http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ -498;1366923827;mircea_popescu; BFL sends a demo unit to Wired did wired say anything yet ? -497;1366923851;mircea_popescu;topace ouch. that';s no good. -496;1366923855;ThickAsThieves;wired tweeted the delivery -495;1366923882;Scrat;ThickAsThieves: sponsored by jesus himself -494;1366923887;mircea_popescu;Scrat try this on mpex ? -493;1366923963;ThickAsThieves;i should have clarified to look at the M1 chart to see the spike -492;1366923963;Scrat;mircea_popescu: are you implying that it doesn't work? it can be avoided however if reverse proxies have set IPs and your webservers whitelist said IPs -491;1366923986;mircea_popescu;im just curious. -490;1366923991;Scrat;no anti-ddos service has set IPs, they juggle them around, nullroute them ,etc -489;1366924018;Scrat;takes a few ec2 machines to do it in a few hours, at a minimal cost -488;1366924022;topace;actually, simply setting Allow from IP's in apache should fix that problem scrat -487;1366924034;topace;so apache wont reply to any host thats not cloudflare -486;1366924037;mircea_popescu;i'll save you the 4bn lookups : mpex.co. 474 IN A 174.127.72.233 -485;1366924044;topace;could even firewall out all other IP's -484;1366924056;Scrat;topace: here's the problem, they don't have set IPs -483;1366924059;topace;yes they do -482;1366924068;topace;https://www.cloudflare.com/ips -481;1366924069;Scrat;they change netblocks -480;1366924099;Scrat;how often does that list change -479;1366924108;topace;very little from what i can tell -478;1366924112;topace;im sure they add/remove occasionally -477;1366924145;ll;the ips are in your spf record -476;1366924158;topace;ll: only if you put them there -475;1366924188;topace;ill obviously be removing them when i switch IP's -474;1366924195;topace;and leaving it as just the mail server im sending out from -473;1366924209;topace;but i still need a way for tha tmail server not to add a "Received from:" header -472;1366924232;Scrat;topace: would be a good idea then (to whitelist these blocks) -471;1366924285;ll;can get it from your dns servers too -470;1366924336;topace;ll: nope, dns is cloudflare -469;1366924361;ll;no, your dns server -468;1366924364;ll;dig havelockinvestments.com @ns1.lightbox.org -467;1366924453;topace;heh, forgot to deconfigure that -466;1366924455;topace;its gone now, try again -465;1366924486;ll;yep -464;1366924493;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.125038 BTC [-] -463;1366924501;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 1.125037 = 2.2501 BTC [-] -462;1366924505;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.125036 BTC [-] -461;1366924508;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.12501 BTC [-] -460;1366924516;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 8 @ 1.125 = 9 BTC [-] -459;1366924518;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.123011 BTC [-] -458;1366924522;topace;so i can deal with a bruteforce scan of the entire ip4 range on port 80, by whitelisting/firewalling the cloudflare IP's -457;1366924578;topace;but i still dont know what to do with the damn "received from" header -456;1366924578;topace;i guess insert emails to send into a database, and have another server pull them out and send the mail from there -455;1366924616;Scrat;what do you use to send emails -454;1366924630;Scrat;is the smtp server yours? -453;1366924652;topace;yes, i would send through my business mail server (mail.lightbox.org) -452;1366924678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4100 @ 0.00069521 = 2.8504 BTC [+] -451;1366924680;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21050 @ 0.0006973 = 14.6782 BTC [+] -450;1366924698;Scrat;managed email delivery isn't such a bad idea -449;1366924706;Scrat;sendgrid, postmark, whatever -448;1366924831;Scrat;also, prettu sure most SMTPd's can remove the from IP -447;1366924837;Scrat;i know postfix can -446;1366924915;topace;hmmm i use postfix -445;1366924932;mircea_popescu;even better, point it to wh -444;1366924993;topace;wh? -443;1366924997;Scrat;even better, have a stunnel on the smtp machine that points to it -442;1366925014;Scrat;encrypted sending :) -441;1366925018;Scrat;(useless but meh) -440;1366925019;MJR_;stunnel nice -439;1366925051;mircea_popescu;lol -438;1366925053;MJR_;i like pgp plus stunnel... -437;1366925068;MJR_;pgp is more important, but i think stunnel is good protection from ddos -436;1366925798;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu I just realized you can use options as real insurance -435;1366925833;thestringpuller;slowpoke meme -434;1366926368;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.12201 BTC [-] -433;1366926377;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.122 BTC [-] -432;1366926381;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.1151 BTC [-] -431;1366926385;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.11 BTC [-] -430;1366926388;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.11 = 5.55 BTC [-] -429;1366926391;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 5 @ 1.106 = 5.53 BTC [-] -428;1366926729;MJR_;whats up with the OIX? -427;1366926752;mod6;no options bought or sold -426;1366926760;mod6;and today is options expiration -425;1366926766;mod6;err tomorrow. -424;1366926850;mod6;my guess is that the OIX return to its normal state of tracking pricing via options once the book rolls over for next month. every since the correction on the 10th it's been pretty minimal for options. -423;1366926970;mod6;i dunno. *shrug* -422;1366927054;mod6;$vwap ^OIX -421;1366927055;mpexbot;mod6: ^OIX 1 day: no data 7 day: no data 30 day: no data -420;1366927306;ThickAsThieves;gribble always amazes me -419;1366927307;ThickAsThieves;[15:00] <+Rav3n> ;;8ball am i screwed? -418;1366927307;ThickAsThieves;[15:00] The outlook is poor. -417;1366927307;ThickAsThieves;[15:01] <+Rav3n> ;;8ball does that mean I'm gonna lose big time? -416;1366927307;ThickAsThieves;[15:01] It is so. -415;1366927307;ThickAsThieves;[15:01] <+Rav3n> fuck -414;1366927396;ThickAsThieves;;;nethash -413;1366927397;gribble;73122.7340805 -412;1366927524;jurov;reading it all up... i thing i got a plan to boycott mpex. -411;1366927569;jurov;CoinBr is boycotting racist exchange!!! -410;1366927581;jurov;(*)Balances will not be refunded. -409;1366927598;jurov;i like that plan, what do you say? -408;1366927730;mod6;heheh. i just smh at stuff I read on btctalk -407;1366927752;mod6;most of it anyway -406;1366927851;mircea_popescu;mod6 quite likely. -405;1366927906;mircea_popescu;also pls don't boycott mpex -404;1366927920;mircea_popescu;every time you boycott mpex I whip a kitten. -403;1366927927;mod6;haha -402;1366927993;mircea_popescu;mine are freshly shaved -401;1366928043;mircea_popescu;http://reason.com/archives/2005/08/01/who-killed-paypal/print -400;1366928046;mircea_popescu;this is a good lol. -399;1366928165;jimbo2k;is there a way to short bitcoins? -398;1366928191;mircea_popescu;while one Silicon Valley lawyer wrote in the California legal publication The Recorder that PayPal was an ideal money laundering mechanism for "drug dealers and domestic terrorists," -397;1366928205;mircea_popescu;jimbo2k you can buy puts/sell calls short on mpex. -396;1366929040;jurov;seongyupyoo, what about sending the btc to *minable* blackhole and publish the challenge? -395;1366929064;jurov;oh hes away -394;1366929090;jurov;interesting stuff happens when i;m not around, as always -393;1366929102;kakobrekla;go away -392;1366929110;kakobrekla;joke -391;1366929115;kakobrekla;(jurov) -390;1366929128;kakobrekla;fyi that is a hug. -389;1366929132;ThickAsThieves;mp I am interested to know what you think about Gov Rick Scott, FL, wanting welfare recipients to take and pass drug tests to qualify -388;1366929815;assbot;[BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 1 @ 1.178799 BTC [+] -387;1366929914;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: YES, i am curious too -386;1366929919;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -385;1366929920;gribble;MtGox lag is 0.517559 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00103718244112 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin to the other side of the Earth, along the surface (0.0001339 AU). -384;1366929936;MJR_;but, if i had to guess, why are we giving them anything drug test or not...do drugs all you want and support yourself... -383;1366929963;MJR_;however, i think that they should do this to any ceo or board member of a company that needs a bailout -382;1366929983;MJR_;since they will also be accepting public assistance, we want to make sure they won't spend it on drugs! -381;1366930019;ThickAsThieves;i cant pinpoint why i dont like perfectly -380;1366930025;ThickAsThieves;it just seems like mixing issues to me -379;1366930031;MJR_;jurov: that is a great idea...i like the idea of remining coins -378;1366930077;MJR_;ThickAsThieves: i think its abhorrent, but most people would say that the issue is not drugs but rather welfare...that is where the issues mix, what does drugs have to do with welfare? (you could argue that one leads to the other, but i think that is a simplistic, facile argument) -377;1366930140;ThickAsThieves;and where do you draw the line? -376;1366930153;ThickAsThieves;if they gain 40lbs do they lose welfare? -375;1366930154;jurov;as soon as you want to assess welfare recipient eligibility, you sow the seeds of potentially unbounded bureaucracy -374;1366930172;jurov;so let's have equal minimal income, or no welfare at all -373;1366930206;ThickAsThieves;if they get a parking ticket do they lose welfare? -372;1366930215;ThickAsThieves;its too much like parenting or something -371;1366930389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9157 @ 0.00069843 = 6.3955 BTC [+] -370;1366930390;joecool;jurov: that's about the best way to look at it, the muddy middleground always ends up bad -369;1366930600;jurov;topace, amazon offers SES service for email where any received from: headers are all unroutable private IPs -368;1366930619;jurov;i plan to use it -367;1366930771;jurov;and the port 80 problem can be solver by using another port and telling cloudflare to use it -366;1366930832;jurov;increases portscan complexity 65000x -365;1366930848;asciilifeform;The proposal to test welfare recipients for drugs reminds me of: -364;1366930858;jurov;omg, i was only admin for 7 years in a little company -363;1366930865;asciilifeform;" It is a curious fact that in America public assistance is only made available to the miserable and the downtrodden, not to those who are in need of some free money but are otherwise perfectly content. Although it is just as possible to be poor and happy in America as anywhere else, here one must make a choice: to avoid any number of unpleasant situations, one must be careful to hide either the fact that one is -362;1366930865;asciilifeform;poor, or the fact that one is happy." -361;1366930870;asciilifeform;(http://cluborlov.blogspot.com/2010/08/miserable-pursuits.html) -360;1366930881;jurov;don't tell me nobody other can think about such things???? -359;1366930989;jurov;perhaps everyone aho should be thinking about practical security is jerking off about taxes and welfare??? -358;1366930990;topace;http://www.businessinsider.com/canadian-banks-closing-bitcoin-businesses-2013-4 -357;1366931026;jurov;like yesterday. i had nice talk about how to be safe in bitcoinland and about all the heists -356;1366931047;kakobrekla;!sell vtx -all -355;1366931050;jurov;but had to wait for libertard who expounded for hour and a half -354;1366931053;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well... i don't have an opinion. -353;1366931060;jurov;and drove half of audience away -352;1366931073;jurov;/rant -351;1366931098;mircea_popescu;jurov was this your conference thing you were going to ? -350;1366931157;jurov;it was this: https://www.progressbar.sk/calendar/bitcoinove-trhy bitcoin markets for newbs -349;1366931168;mircea_popescu;aha -348;1366931259;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform dunno about that theory rly. burning man is all about showing off how poor and happy you are -347;1366931262;mircea_popescu;chicks apparently dig it. -346;1366931317;ThickAsThieves;you dont have an opinion? -345;1366931323;ThickAsThieves;really? -344;1366931327;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: burning man is full of "marie antoinette poor", not actual poor. -343;1366931336;mircea_popescu;nevertheless. -342;1366931344;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well yes. -341;1366931355;ThickAsThieves;how about a anthropological or philosophical perspective then -340;1366931358;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the difference matters. -339;1366931378;mircea_popescu;it's catch-22. allowing idiots to use drugs is certainly going to lead to this business-enforced drug policy. because it's cheaper to pay crackheads and who the fuck cares they die in five years, all the better. -338;1366931384;mircea_popescu;disalowing it is too much like parenting. -337;1366931419;ThickAsThieves;i also find it to be in contrast to the current republican agenda -336;1366931429;ThickAsThieves;gov is telling people how to live -335;1366931440;ThickAsThieves;i guess they hate gays too... -334;1366931442;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: nobody would bother testing the poor for drugs if they didn't need to work. -333;1366931443;mircea_popescu;here's the thing : there's always going to be a class of people who need to be told how to live. -332;1366931453;mircea_popescu;be it roman empire slaves or contemporary us social media crowds, -331;1366931455;mircea_popescu;it's a fact. -330;1366931460;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: Aristotle's natural slaves? -329;1366931472;ThickAsThieves;is that a need or a preference? -328;1366931480;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform they only test them at the workplace cause that's the food dispenser. -327;1366931488;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves it's simple inability. -326;1366931507;mircea_popescu;motherfucker. got a new camera, has EVEN SMALLER USB -325;1366931512;asciilifeform;(re: slaves: http://unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com/2013/03/sam-altman-is-not-blithering-idiot.html) -324;1366931536;mircea_popescu;aha! at least they include cable. way to go sony. -323;1366931553;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform hmm... i think i wrote an article about altman recently -322;1366931559;ThickAsThieves;now we're gonna get even more MP self-shots -321;1366931562;mircea_popescu;what, is the modlbug reading me ?! -320;1366931581;asciilifeform;drug testing is a multibillion-dollar business in the U.S.; arguably it is the employers who are the chumps here (they are bamboozled into thinking that it matters whether the fry cook smokes dope.) -319;1366931595;ThickAsThieves;can we get a picture of you taking a picture of you taking a picture of yourself? -318;1366931609;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the us employers are forced into being a sort of government subsidiary. -317;1366931620;mircea_popescu;they implement govt policy, handle the herd, get some trimmings. -316;1366931645;ThickAsThieves;god forbid they put the money into improving education -315;1366931666;asciilifeform;AFAIK testing mcdonalds cooks isn't mandatory (vs. truck drivers etc) -314;1366931788;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: altman is an infamous social butterfly / master investor milker. most of his success is from being chums with paul graham. -313;1366931841;mircea_popescu;aka the freakshow. -312;1366931853;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves education can not be improved with money. -311;1366931863;mircea_popescu;the only way to do it is if you take the urban poor, beat them and starve them. -310;1366931872;mircea_popescu;that doesn't take money, that takes the will to do so. -309;1366931934;jurov;mircea_popescu does any research at least marginally confirm this? -308;1366931946;mircea_popescu;yes, my own. -307;1366931953;mircea_popescu;afaik nobody has done research on beating people. -306;1366931963;ThickAsThieves;i am skeptical the money cannot be used to improve american education -305;1366931965;jurov;no, but they did on literacy/math skills -304;1366931976;ThickAsThieves;there are many ways to throw money at education the dont work -303;1366931984;ThickAsThieves;that doesnt mean it cant be done -302;1366931989;jurov;and it isn't so much about money. but not about beating, either. -301;1366931991;mircea_popescu;listen, it's very simple. kid today as 5000 years ago has to answer a simple question : why the fuck am i learning all this ? -300;1366932003;mircea_popescu;"because if you don't i'll fucking beat you to death" is an excellent answer. -299;1366932006;mircea_popescu;find another. -298;1366932015;ThickAsThieves;so the money goes to determining better ways and things to educate -297;1366932028;asciilifeform;the urban poor are a tremendous profit making engine for various industries (e.g. pharma: http://partialobjects.com/2011/06/staggering-thought-of-the-day/) into which oceans of money are funneled through them. -296;1366932042;ThickAsThieves;when i was in school i was smart enough to know i was not being taught the way that suited me -295;1366932056;ThickAsThieves;the way we teach is not optimal at all -294;1366932066;mircea_popescu;that's the point of teaching -293;1366932068;mircea_popescu;to change you. -292;1366932079;ThickAsThieves;some teachers reached me -291;1366932082;ThickAsThieves;others annoyed me -290;1366932087;mircea_popescu;until you're optimal for it. not the other fucking way around. -289;1366932121;ThickAsThieves;also, we already require too much parenting by teachers -288;1366932126;ThickAsThieves;now you wanna beat the kids -287;1366932144;jurov;there certainly is research about punishment to performance. on better statistical sample than mircea's -286;1366932157;asciilifeform;any system of organizing society (education, work, whatever) that doesn't include a hard mechanism for separating actual people from meat puppets is doomed. -285;1366932167;ThickAsThieves;its not hard to prove that beating someone gets them to do what you want... -284;1366932172;ThickAsThieves;stats not needed -283;1366932196;mircea_popescu;jurov punishment only works if the punished literally perceives there is no alternative and his life is forfeit. -282;1366932199;ThickAsThieves;you cant jump to extremes -281;1366932200;mircea_popescu;otherwise it's dicking about. -280;1366932208;jurov;where we left the saying you can't make horse drink ? -279;1366932215;mircea_popescu;o but you can. -278;1366932220;ThickAsThieves;to say somehting is not absolutely solvable, therefore why imrove it -277;1366932226;ThickAsThieves;imprive* -276;1366932229;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of power in the conservation instinct. -275;1366932229;ThickAsThieves;improve* -274;1366932242;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well... you can't improve it the way you broke it i think. -273;1366932276;ThickAsThieves;and you cant solve it by resorting to the lowest common denominator either -272;1366932282;asciilifeform;you can make the horse drink. but sometimes the horse is Munchausen's horse: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/forgottenfutures/munch/cruik4.gif -271;1366932286;ThickAsThieves;not solve // improve -270;1366932319;mircea_popescu;the problem kids face, especially while small, is that they have no clue. that's why they're in school, to figure shit out. -269;1366932335;mircea_popescu;you can't expect them to self-motivate. if they had enough of a clue as to what's what they wouldn't need school. -268;1366932341;ThickAsThieves;yes, and we can do a better job helping them to do so -267;1366932350;jurov;punishment works if kids know what they are punished for -266;1366932359;mircea_popescu;there's nothing to help. all you can do is "learn this!" as an absolute imperative. -265;1366932367;jurov;but who'll bother explaining to them? -264;1366932367;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: they're in school to figure out hierarchy/obedience. -263;1366932376;ThickAsThieves;we cant make an increasingly complex society without taking responsibility for ushering people into it -262;1366932379;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform these two are not distinct. -261;1366932381;ThickAsThieves;well, we shouldnt -260;1366932383;kakobrekla;;;ticker --last -259;1366932384;gribble;133.01000 -258;1366932392;ThickAsThieves;133, heh -257;1366932401;mircea_popescu;as it should be. -256;1366932469;ThickAsThieves;admittedly i'm a bit more of an idealist, evolutionist -255;1366932480;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 5 @ 0.2975 = 1.4875 BTC [+] -254;1366932481;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.29769999 BTC [+] -253;1366932482;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.29789999 BTC [+] -252;1366932484;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 4 @ 0.29809999 = 1.1924 BTC [+] -251;1366932485;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 3 @ 0.29829997 = 0.8949 BTC [+] -250;1366932486;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.29849997 = 0.597 BTC [+] -249;1366932487;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.29969999 BTC [+] -248;1366932488;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 1 @ 0.29989 BTC [+] -247;1366932489;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [SDICE] 2 @ 0.2999 = 0.5998 BTC [+] -246;1366932492;mircea_popescu;but explain this to me. kid's nine. he should be learning multiplication table. how does that get done ? -245;1366932494;ThickAsThieves;i do think we can steer our path -244;1366932503;mircea_popescu;he has no way to know why it's useful. -243;1366932506;mircea_popescu;what now ? -242;1366932511;ThickAsThieves;good example -241;1366932520;ThickAsThieves;use a more applied way of schooling -240;1366932525;ThickAsThieves;that was my problem -239;1366932528;mircea_popescu;age honored way is to go "either you learn this or i mash you into a pulp" -238;1366932531;ThickAsThieves;i learn by doing -237;1366932534;ThickAsThieves;not by being told -236;1366932539;mircea_popescu;this has had kids know multiplication for ~2500 years. -235;1366932550;Uglux;huuuge dump -234;1366932557;mircea_popescu;the recent method of i dunno wtf it is... has kids... not able to multiply. -233;1366932558;ThickAsThieves;i remember i had this huge mental block learning geometry -232;1366932576;MJR_;yeah, that makes sense...kids (and many other people in society) won't understand why things are necesssary....that's why you say because i told you so -231;1366932582;ThickAsThieves;yet i got a job that involved it and took to it quickly -230;1366932601;mircea_popescu;MJR_ for that matter, people keep going "o, i dunno what good a philosophy degree would be IRL" -229;1366932611;jurov;parents heavily involved... and i knew it is useful -228;1366932615;mircea_popescu;and i usually go "ya douchy, i own you in any way and you dunno what my degree is for. wd." -227;1366932636;asciilifeform;the kid is taught the times table to see if he is trainable. as witnessed by the fact that the times table continued to be taught, even in times and places where the people running the show don't give a damn whether anyone actually knows their times table. -226;1366932644;jurov;if they just threatened to pulp me if i don't learn... then i;m not sure i'd really learn -225;1366932659;mircea_popescu;jurov not as a theory. -224;1366932668;jurov;some other things i knew i did not need, i did not learn -223;1366932671;mircea_popescu;in practice. you get as many lashes as you can take. -222;1366932677;jurov;no matter whet. and just got bad grades -221;1366932680;Scrat;;;goxlag -220;1366932682;gribble;MtGox lag is 50.300903 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.100802446415 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin ten times between Saturn and Titan (0.0802 AU). -219;1366932682;mircea_popescu;not bad grades dood. -218;1366932690;mircea_popescu;pain until you faint -217;1366932695;ThickAsThieves;lol -216;1366932696;mircea_popescu;cold water, rehash. -215;1366932708;mircea_popescu;at some point you either beg to be allowed to learn it -214;1366932710;mircea_popescu;or just die. -213;1366932714;MJR_;eh, you learn if you want to learn -212;1366932715;mircea_popescu;either way, we pre-dig the graves. -211;1366932723;MJR_;grim -210;1366932725;mircea_popescu;indeed. -209;1366932728;asciilifeform;times table and lashes plus a real person = educated, functional; times table and lashes plus a meat pupper: expert at dodging punishment. -208;1366932729;ThickAsThieves;mp your approach is simply too primitive for me -207;1366932735;asciilifeform;*puppet -206;1366932736;ThickAsThieves;i can rationalize it n all -205;1366932737;mircea_popescu;there's this VERY grim undercurrent in education people never wish to face. -204;1366932740;ThickAsThieves;but cmon -203;1366932748;mircea_popescu;education in fact has death in it. -202;1366932754;jurov;then i'll be unlearning obedience not 15 years, but 30 if ever -201;1366932762;ThickAsThieves;life has death in it -200;1366932767;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves yeah. -199;1366932788;mircea_popescu;jurov shockingly obedience is very easy to unlearn if you're trained properly -198;1366932794;mircea_popescu;(ie, no excuses are ever made) -197;1366932801;asciilifeform;"with an ugh and a groan and a click of the heels, death comes quiet or it comes with squeals..." -196;1366932804;ThickAsThieves;everything we do could be called a big distraction from self-awareness of our own mortality -195;1366932843;jurov;mircea_popescu: do tell, and how many of teachers/parents can actually do it properly? -194;1366932850;mircea_popescu;virtually none. -193;1366932858;mircea_popescu;i don't propose this as a practical solution, mind. -192;1366932866;MJR_;i learn without threat -191;1366932869;jurov;you don't seem to have any other solution -190;1366932873;MJR_;i learn for incentives -189;1366932881;MJR_;and i would say i learn more and faster -188;1366932889;ThickAsThieves;i enoy learning on my own terms -187;1366932896;mircea_popescu;jurov im just saying, this is the way things'd work absolutely. that it's not implementable... not my problem :D -186;1366932913;jurov;fkn hipster... not his prob -185;1366932916;mircea_popescu;ehehehe -184;1366932917;MJR_;well, take 3 steps back...is learning necessary? not always -183;1366932930;mircea_popescu;it's never necessary. it's always useful. -182;1366932931;MJR_;if it is necessary, there are two paths -181;1366932936;ThickAsThieves;yes but you maintain that money cannot be used to improve the overall education level of the US, no? -180;1366932945;MJR_;one is disincentive for not learning...punishment -179;1366932945;mircea_popescu;but in poihnt of fact you can always survive w/o knowing shit. -178;1366932953;MJR_;the other is incentive for learning, reward -177;1366932962;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves my idea was that the reason us edsucation is fucked atm is exactly the misuse of money. -176;1366932970;mircea_popescu;adding more won't credibly help. -175;1366932974;MJR_;^i'd agree -174;1366932984;MJR_;its cultural...and hopefully changing for the better -173;1366932993;mircea_popescu;heh. notrly. -172;1366932995;MJR_;when people say that asians are good at math...its cuz their parents make them good at math -171;1366933006;MJR_;they do not have the choice to NOT be good at math -170;1366933007;mircea_popescu;kids learn from whoever they respect. in the 1850s that was the teacher. -169;1366933019;mircea_popescu;by now it's some gang leader guy, with the charisma and the requisite qualities. -168;1366933032;mircea_popescu;MJR_ azns get the stick. a lot. -167;1366933044;ThickAsThieves;thats two diff problems -166;1366933055;ThickAsThieves;how we spend money and what to spend it on -165;1366933072;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves the unions have a great idea on the subject. -164;1366933073;ThickAsThieves;yes we waste shit tons of cash -163;1366933084;ThickAsThieves;our priorities are all fucked up -162;1366933085;mircea_popescu;notice that you pose false questions. the us govt has absolutely no choice on who and what to spend. -161;1366933106;ThickAsThieves;the people within it have power to steer the cash -160;1366933111;mircea_popescu;it's a "rational agent", ie, like water : can be dammed, can be piped... -159;1366933118;MJR_;yes -158;1366933121;mircea_popescu;will sit patiently in a glass waiting -157;1366933132;MJR_;but my point is, if you "say" you value education but don't, you won't get education -156;1366933141;MJR_;if you actually value education, you will get education -155;1366933156;MJR_;if your children are in school on saturdays for 8 hours...you value education -154;1366933157;mircea_popescu;ya but the problem is there's no way to value education w/o the markings on your ass. -153;1366933163;MJR_;yes i agree -152;1366933168;MJR_;even if just metaphorically -151;1366933171;mircea_popescu;even if. -150;1366933176;ThickAsThieves;i didnt need to get beat to value learning -149;1366933177;punkman;saturday school? fuck that -148;1366933185;MJR_;hehehe, yep -147;1366933186;mircea_popescu;problem is, cultures which have this ethos don't need the pathos -146;1366933192;MJR_;exactly -145;1366933195;mircea_popescu;but americans are disused. they will need to re-learn the hard way -144;1366933201;MJR_;exactly -143;1366933202;mircea_popescu;so their grandkids might not need actual whippings -142;1366933207;MJR_;that is the point -141;1366933217;MJR_;you want education, you have to value education -140;1366933221;mircea_popescu;ThickAsThieves well i thouight we're discussing statistics. -139;1366933234;MJR_;but when parents basically have the attitude of 'not my problem' or "just play along till you get out of school" -138;1366933246;MJR_;that is not valuing education -137;1366933250;mircea_popescu;indeed. -136;1366933253;MJR_;that is paying lip service to education -135;1366933260;MJR_;wanting the benefits without the actual work -134;1366933272;MJR_;nowadays you go to school so you can say you went to school -133;1366933274;ThickAsThieves;i'm not discussing stats, nor last resorts -132;1366933275;MJR_;quite tautological -131;1366933287;MJR_;i am educated because i got education -130;1366933287;mircea_popescu;very weak society, one that wants the benefit but doesn't enjoy the labour. -129;1366933297;ThickAsThieves;i'm saying we need to at least figure out how to figure out improving education -128;1366933298;MJR_;point is, you have to learn because you want to know -127;1366933302;MJR_;and you want to DO -126;1366933327;MJR_;not because you want others to give you credit for having attended a school and paying tuition -125;1366933337;ThickAsThieves;as a species we are capable of absolutely anything, it's just a matter of when we decide to do so -124;1366933337;MJR_;its the biggest example of the free rider problem ever -123;1366933391;MJR_;think of it this way, if schools produce education, i can go to one, and rely on the fact that i will be assumed to be educated -122;1366933402;MJR_;without actually learning -121;1366933421;MJR_;so if you take focus away from what school you went to etc, and on WHAT YOU ACTUALLY KNOW -120;1366933429;punkman;well assumptions don't last long when you actually have to go to work -119;1366933430;MJR_;that is a good first step -118;1366933433;asciilifeform;"education" is a seriously abused word in application to the schooling of the masses. The root 'educe' being == 'to bring out.' There isn't usually much to bring out. -117;1366933436;mircea_popescu;MJR_ then you're a gypsy racist -116;1366933437;MJR_;eh, incompetence is everywhere -115;1366933446;asciilifeform;"The world's best magician cannot pull a rabbit out of a hat unless he is already in the hat." -114;1366933452;MJR_;i agreer -113;1366933454;MJR_;totally -112;1366933460;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform at the risk of sounding insufficiently misanthropic, i beg to differ. -111;1366933472;mircea_popescu;you'd be amazed what an excellent cocksucker sleeps in any random chick. -110;1366933475;asciilifeform;time to call it what it is: obedience training. like the dog kind. -109;1366933488;MJR_;point is, i want the person at mcdonalds to know the difference between "only lettuce, tomato and ketchup" and "no mustard, onions or pickles" -108;1366933499;MJR_;they don't have to be geniuses -107;1366933508;MJR_;but they should not be complete retards -106;1366933518;MJR_;because that negatively impacts MY quality of life -105;1366933524;asciilifeform;MJR_ the solution is pictograms. or ditch the clerk and install robots. -104;1366933526;mircea_popescu;i don't think you can safely identify someone that way. -103;1366933536;MJR_;this is the non altruistic argument for why education is important for all -102;1366933539;mircea_popescu;my cto used to drive a truck for instance. -101;1366933572;MJR_;i usually find that i learn the MOST when i have to solve a problem...no problems, no learning -100;1366933598;asciilifeform;well yes, and at one point I ran cables. there needs to be an escape hatch, and the process is rather inefficient right now -99;1366933606;MJR_;i figured out how to use *nix systems because i didn't have a computer and wanted my iphone to do everything a computer could do -98;1366933635;MJR_;so i figured out symbolic links (this was before iOS 1.1) and i figured out filesystems, etc -97;1366933649;MJR_;i figured out package management...and all the other things, to get what i wanted -96;1366933654;MJR_;just a small example -95;1366933656;mircea_popescu;sounds like a beating. -94;1366933669;MJR_;i suppose...but now i welcome challenges -93;1366933684;MJR_;i only feel happy when i am overcoming something -92;1366933693;MJR_;figuring out something -91;1366933702;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -90;1366933703;gribble;MtGox lag is 118.574281 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.2376215315 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin between Earth and Venus at their closest approach (0.254 AU). -89;1366933704;jurov;typical #assets .. everyone talking about themselves and their beliefs, just mircea about sex -88;1366933711;kakobrekla;look, they fixed it -87;1366933712;MJR_;HAHAHA -86;1366933716;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: don't know about you, but I would prefer a system that is up-front about the goal of separating people from meatpuppets, rather than pretending to do a million other inconsequential things -85;1366933725;MJR_;^^agree -84;1366933733;mircea_popescu;fu ju rov :D -83;1366933745;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i don't believe that separation is a matter of fact. -82;1366933751;mircea_popescu;i've never met actual meat puppets. -81;1366933754;MJR_;lol -80;1366933758;kakobrekla;jurov my belifs are that is not the case! urlpls mircea -79;1366933772;mircea_popescu;http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136667640924.gif -78;1366933773;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the "people who must be told how to live" -77;1366933776;mircea_popescu;make it last im running out. -76;1366933790;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform this includes most researchers you know ?! -75;1366933799;mircea_popescu;fuck, rms needs to be told to take a bath. -74;1366933800;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.4892 = 1.4676 BTC [+] -73;1366933816;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: most researchers are meat puppets (with good calculating and recall ability) -72;1366933826;mircea_popescu;ya well you sound en route to the party of one -71;1366933828;Scrat;can't, the bath is proprietary -70;1366933834;mircea_popescu;ahahaha -69;1366933838;jurov;lol -68;1366933839;mircea_popescu;scrat wins interwebs -67;1366933860;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.4251 BTC [-] -66;1366933861;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 6 @ 0.42500001 = 2.55 BTC [-] -65;1366933862;MJR_;hehehe -64;1366933862;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.425 = 2.975 BTC [-] -63;1366933866;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: I'm more of a "reich der zwei" sort of guy -62;1366933871;mircea_popescu;even so. -61;1366933883;MJR_;anyway, people either avoid challenges or welcome them, that is a great heuristic for separating out those who will learn and those who will do what they are told -60;1366933904;mircea_popescu;i avoid most challenges. what nao ?! -59;1366933920;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 7 @ 0.425 = 2.975 BTC [-] -58;1366933931;jurov;yeq. i went into bitcoin in hope to avoid some challenges, too :D -57;1366933950;asciilifeform;sort of how cats spend most of their time sitting around. efficient predators. -56;1366933981;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 1 @ 0.42 BTC [-] -55;1366933987;mircea_popescu;with cats its prolly the conspiracy of being cute. -54;1366934008;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla got a better one for you : http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/136685028116.gif -53;1366934018;kakobrekla;lol -52;1366934040;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [VTX] 3 @ 0.415 = 1.245 BTC [-] -51;1366934041;mircea_popescu;"honey... gotta put these in water" -50;1366934043;jurov;i see the roses i bought were put to good use -49;1366934047;mircea_popescu;lol -48;1366934073;MJR_;lol -47;1366934112;MJR_;mircea_popescu: avoid challenges that can't be avoided...hard to explain i guess, but some things have to be done, not talking about wasting effort -46;1366934172;mircea_popescu;yes. sometimes hard to distinguish from outside. -45;1366934231;asciilifeform;rms above is a bad example. he has a "mad hermit" image (external and internal, as well) to maintain. -44;1366934257;mircea_popescu;tbh i think he's just mildly retarded. -43;1366934269;asciilifeform;his unbathed carcass and rags are as important as an actress's manicure. -42;1366934279;asciilifeform;even if he's a natural. -41;1366934280;kakobrekla;;;goxlag -40;1366934280;gribble;MtGox lag is 2.923985 seconds. During this time, light travels 0.00585963320143 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin from Jupiter to its largest moon, Ganymede (0.007155 AU). -39;1366934297;mircea_popescu;dude everything's a conspiracy with you. -38;1366934307;jborkl;oh lol 134 -37;1366934334;jborkl;131 -36;1366934339;asciilifeform;more like "prospiracy" (things that happen a certain way, because it actually makes sense, but having the appearance of purpose.) -35;1366934344;mircea_popescu;jborkl there was a dude earlier telling me my article is out of date -34;1366934352;mircea_popescu;rather than updating the article i updated the price -33;1366934356;jborkl;oh my people running at the door screaming -32;1366934360;jborkl;good call on that -31;1366934402;jborkl;people panic so much, so easy to predict -30;1366934704;jurov;one needs to be constantly vigilant toward self... to not fall into habit of using self's intelligence to make others appear dumb, for example -29;1366935011;assbot;[BTCTC] [S.BBET-PT] 1 @ 0.00199 BTC [+] -28;1366935023;mircea_popescu;what are you like a kantian ? -27;1366935344;joecool;panic time, fleanode netsplit -26;1366935375;mod6;;;ticker --last -25;1366935376;gribble;130.04000 -24;1366935427;ThickAsThieves;;;ticker --next -23;1366935427;gribble;(ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg|--vol] [--currency XXX]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox ticker. If one of the result options is given, returns only that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns ticker for that three-letter currency code. It is up to you to make sure that the three letter code you enter is a (1 more message) -22;1366935430;ThickAsThieves;:) -21;1366935483;mircea_popescu;fleanode lmao -20;1366935518;pizzaman1337;;;ticker -19;1366935519;gribble;BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 132.79999, Best ask: 132.80000, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 132.79999, 24 hour volume: 145217.59936021, 24 hour low: 120.08900, 24 hour high: 162.00000, 24 hour vwap: 144.61258 -18;1366935549;mircea_popescu;"to feague a horse is to put ginger up a horse’s fundament, and formerly, as it is said, a live eel, to make him lively and carry his tail well. It is said, a forfeit is incurred by any horse-dealer’s servant, who shall show a horse without first feaguing him." -17;1366935810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7750 @ 0.00069843 = 5.4128 BTC [+] -16;1366935869;ThickAsThieves;newsflash eel meat found in horse sausages! -15;1366935925;mircea_popescu;ahaha -14;1366936264;KRS1;wow that was fun -13;1366936309;KRS1;driving down the interstate 5 lanes each direction at 80 mph buying and selling through my android in my diesel 4x4 truck -12;1366936343;ThickAsThieves;... -11;1366936388;MJR_;To decorate or improve in appearance through artificial means. -10;1366936388;MJR_;To increase the liveliness of a horse by inserting an irritant, such as a piece of peeled raw ginger or a live eel, in its fundament. -9;1366936404;MJR_;wow, talk about a time when context could really matter\ -8;1366936440;mircea_popescu;lol -7;1366936460;MJR_;that girl was really feaguing -6;1366936487;MJR_;and lol...there is actually a 3rd entry -5;1366936495;MJR_;(obsolete) To beat or whip; to drive. -4;1366936523;MJR_;either whipping, sticking eels up horses asses, or making yourself pretty with makeup...how could anyone ever miscontrue what i meant? -3;1366936546;asciilifeform;don't look a gift horse... in the arse? -2;1366936549;MJR_;hahaha -1;1366936554;ThickAsThieves;all forms of primping :)